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Speaking of price chtting times, we are facing them now
in the lumber business. Don 't be satisfied with thinking
that the lowest prices quoted on lumber and millwork will
net you the biggest gains. When they tell you. that it is “Jun ,
as gOOd” put that firm down as a “parrot"——you can teach
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if: Washington. ‘ sum
a parrot to say “just as good” but he doesn’t know what he-
uncu'nuuu.s.rmoa
is talking about. The phlicies of the concern are important
factors. You all know that there will probably continue to
be cheap buyers to whom price is the one.and only considera-
firm and that there will be dealers who W111 sell cheap lumber
at'a “cheap" price regardless of quality and lasting values.
If we do not believe we can prove that we give better lgmber.
bolster service than those who offernothlng but ‘ price we d .
better get out of ‘the lumber busmess and go Into some bum-
ness we can believe in.
PrimeRibRoast.
The Hatch 69° Bailey CO.
' -0 11 Wall Boards. Oolotex Insulating Lumber.
Sheetro§¥CNgrllnes Shingles—Guaranteed for 50 Years.
Jersey Loins of Pork 19c
Fresh Shoulders 16c
FreshHams....... 19c
Legso£~Lamb 30c
Lean Pot Roast 15c
Fresh Chopped Meat 15c
Rump'Corned Beef . 20c
Round Steak 20c
Smoked Shoulders . 15c
Smoked Hams 22c
LinkSausage 28¢
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.Gifts Of Footwear
Are the Gifts That Please
Boudoir and House Slippers, Evening and Dress
Pumps, Street'Oxfords and Shoes. Arctlcs, Boots
‘ and Zippers. _ .
Our large stock makes 1t easy to select Wisely .
MnkoAWondes-fnl
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Home of Good Shoes
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Lionel Electric Trains
Sets From $5.75 Up,
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“Lingerie? Suggest “Lingering”
to The Gift Shopper
You’ll find our Lingerie counter irresistible, in your Christmas shopping
tour; and why not, when dainty Batistegarments, trimmed in self-toned net
and embroidery, are so sensibly priced! There are exquisite Silk Garments,
too, some tailored, others frilled or trimmed with Irish lace.
GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR
Vests, white, pink, peach and orchid . . . .. . . . . . $1.95, $2.45, $2.95-aud,$3.95
Bloomers and step-ins to match ths ....... . . . . . . . . $2.45, $2.95 and $3.95
SILK UNDERWEAR
In crepe de chine, satin and radium silk, embroidered or lace trimmed; colors,
fihite, pink, peach, orchid and maize.
3' Night Gowns ....... ‘.....................$3.95, “.95, $5.95, 87.50h.$12.50
g I \ Envelope Chemises ....... . ........ . .. $2.95, $335, $4.95. $595 and 37.50
We. Step-ins Sets $5.95, $7.50, $9.50 to $15.50
,3? Bloomers and Step-ins .. $1.95, $3.95,‘$4.45 and $5.95
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Ejf’ .- PHILIPPINE UNDERWEAR
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.:i/ssfig ‘ Hand sewn, hand scalloped, hand embroidered
:;{ Night Gowns ' .............. .. ........ . . 51.59. $1.95. senses.» to $5.05
124:2 Envelope Chemises . $1.59, $1.95, $2.95, .95 to $4.05
7’9“ BloomersandStep-ins.. ...... ..$1._95and$2.95>
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20% FINE COTTON UNDERWEAR,
Made Of fine batistc and voile, white and colors, some have a touch Of colored
embroidery, others are lace trimmed .1
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Night Gowns ....... ...... 985, “swam! $1.98
Envelope Chemises .................................. 980, $1.49 and $1.98
Bloomers ........................................ 590, 790, 980mm,
Step-i118 aseason’s-oisee-sees.sono...nooe-ooeeo.ooooo-o 790,980, “d “a”
Slips .....................................................$1.49 and $1.98
. SILK PETI‘ICOATS AND SLIPS
‘ :Petticoats of Jersey or Radium Silk, embroidered or pleated ruffles, in all
7 i ‘ desirable colors, at .
’ Petticoats $195,323.95, seas-Muss» $10.50
Slipfi in all colors ensue-Ilooooo‘josloeooonascent-0.0... “smug,“‘fles‘
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This store willl'be Open every evening until-‘Christmss
Southern MSuntainoors
.Busier Than Ever—
Rum Flow
BRISTOL. Tenn, Dec. lit—If the
United States has n Christmas llquo:
shortage. it won't be the unit or the
army of moonshiners in the Appala-
chian Mountain region in the South.
In preparation for on unprecedent-
ed volume of holiday business. the
wheels at the 'moonshlne whiskey
industry are humming as they never
have bummed belore. ’nle first at
the Yuletide supply already has be-
gun to trickle and gurglo down from
the mountain tops and by the end 01
next week the gurgle will have be—
come 3 roar. ’ '
Throughout the mountain country
the moonshinera have made ready
on a prodigioun scale. They are
running their stills day and night.
many of ‘bem with "Christmas spe-
clals"-reserva stills-4n action to
take care of the extra. orders. Along
the llne there is hustle and activ-
ity. '
Mm E‘s-undo.
The proiesslonal runners will
come in .tor their share or we pro-
Ills. They are busy organlzlng
fleets of last powerful car- to dis-
tribute the stuff. The bootleggers
are jumping lmrn pillar to post to a
frantic effort to maintain contact
with moonshlners. dlstrlbutor nnd
consumer.
The bulk of the spells, however.
will go to the moonshlners. One of
them here today tor a wagon load
of meal stopped long enough to pro.
dict that he would make 82,000 be-
fore January 1. It In said he has
.1 battery of six nulls running at full
blast. After the Christmas rush
he will rest until time for the sum-
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Incr “run" about May 1.
Chrlstmas liquor made in the hills
promise! to be of the lowest qunllty.
ml it will meet the one great re~
,.llrcment. It will lntoxlcate. ll
.l sell from the still at 87 to 811 a
.1 Hon. Most of (be moonshlners
ll demand top prices and get
um. Price to namely a matter or
stall in the level-lab actilvlllos sur-
.oundlng manufacture or Christmas
moonshlne. The mnln thing is to
blue an available stock nnd plenty
of It. All sales. of course. are con~
ducted on a strictly cash basis.
Can’t Stop 111cm. ‘
Law enforcement ofllcers will
strike here and there. but they can.
presslon on the situation as a whole.
.'he odds against them are too grent
.nd the moonshlners have become
00 crafty. The amount at Manor
.-.zcd between now and Christmas
«lll. by comparison. be only n drop
In a zoo-gallon null. By a lot of
carefully perfected slgnnln the
mountaineers will keep themselves
lully informed on the movements of
:hewraldera.
Santa Claus will bear no unusual
union on his vlsll to the homes of
he mountain folk thla your. Instead
of toys, candy and gum his slelgh
Little C, hence to Stop '
society Woman
Hedfids Orphanqgé
BIG NIGHT 'lS‘
PLANNED AT
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ate” Present a n d
The number: or the South Nor-
walk club will be entertained Satur-
day evening. December 27 by an tn.
novauon In the lam: of a Chrlslmaa
Tree celebration. A Christmas tree
Will be pul up in the club rooms and
two Snnu Clauses will be present to
dlslnbule the gills. 1! la rumored
that Domlnlck Eula and William
Ferris are nulborlzed to see that
Sam Claus puts in an appearnnce.
shelfi will s rely be 1 gm. for each
member present and some of. [by
members will recehe quite a few
prosenu. All members of the club
am asked lo bring in "approprlale"
gifts {or those of their fellow mom.
barn. Nothing is barred except en-
ploslves. . '
In order to make cure that this
nualr WI“ be no extra large suc-
cess, the eutertalnment committee
has obtained the services 0! Messrs.
hnnegan, Greensleln, McLean and
Smith.
The early part of the evening will
be spent In the usunl Saturdny eve~
nlng nctlvlues and the girls on the
Christmas Tree will not be distribut-
ed until 0:30 p. m. to order to give
than or the members who are store
keeper: an opportunity to be on
hand. A spoolsl buffet lunch will
will be heaped blah with dollars
made at pope‘s still.
be served.
Another blg event ls planned for
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N orwalk, CORE
Useful and Pract icalG\1ft;
Wattle Irons. . . . . . .. $15.00 Ladies" Extra Qualit, G10 n
l Electric Toasters . . . . . $8.50 Umbrellas . . ‘ . _ . .
Electric 1 Irons $5.00 and $6.75 Ladies’ Extra Quality .Silk“ :
Crumb Sets, $2.50, $2.75, $4.50 brellas ........ 36 00 V
. Cake Baskets. . $3.98 and $5.00 Ladies’ Gloria Umbrella £9.
l Sandwich Trays ........ $2.00 .‘at ............. 3153’s ,
Salad Spoons and Forks, $2.00 Men’s Extra (mam; (i142
Tea Pot Stand . .......... 98c Umbrellas ...... £1 50 Q2
Hot Dish Trivets, $145-$435 Children’s Black and "so; I
Cracker and Cheese Dish, $3.98 Umbrellas ...... 31.00%)ng
BEGINNING SAT. DEC. 20th THIS STORE WILL 3,;
OPEN EVE.
NINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
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AT RECORD LOW PRIESSES
Due to the warm weather. manufacturers ar '
large stocks. We made some lucky purchisixsflgi]?
passing the bargrins 0': to Wm in
runs? ARE ALMOST BELOW HAILF mos
WALDNER’S
W’s loos,
Thoroughness
Every Member Will;
Get a n “Appropri-i
Some More Than One
When you conclude that you
have reached your goal and so
can rest. you fall to satisfy lhe
world with your best. You
must not stop when you 'hlnk
you have reached the top—-
perfection I. stlll before 5: u.
A mnn‘n constant Vision
should be the perfect Ideal
When be lower. the standards
thnl keep In View his Neal, he
lets dow'. the bars that alml‘
bl." to lndh’fc lent nccoma [~6-
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32~38 South Main St., (for. Havilaud St :
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For Homes, Factories, Apartment Houses, Hotels
dustriaJ Work—With or Without Automallc. Ccm
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Vesta-Foul Oil Burne
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was}: ”trim “2""3T‘m 3:? Fall's Theatres in 8 Cities Including Bridgeport, my
thorough pace hla wiring vent Waterbury. Harllord. Sprmgueld.
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St. Thomas' School, Church and Convent. Fairlield. l»
H. J acobs a Son Shoe Factory So. Norwalk, ‘
Prof. E. B. Recd Yale College New Haven l.
Stanley Bollard. Bullard Mch. Tool Co. Bridgeport, I
Norton & Townsend. Architects, 504 Temple St. 11.3,
St. Stanislaus School In Haven l
Saga] Lou Farms New Haven.
work half finished.
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AnOthc-r place whore thor-
oughness pays ls In the nail-
lnx of the Scullnol‘s Gasslfh-d
Ads. Prove ll to your mm
“mum“ Eastern Machinery CO., Elevator Mfg”, New Haven. +2
i Mt. Sinai Hospital New York 1
i Convent Sacred Heart New You
Monday evening. December 29 when
”‘3 Chm‘m‘" “a“ “l“ in “”34 GOULD '8 runs - ARCTIC ICE MACHINEL
Polley Refrigatin g or Supply g
25 MONROE ST. SO. NORWALK, C0
LEGAL scrum
A judge was croelng from Ireland
to liolyhead one stormy night when
he knocked against a lawyer suitor-
lng severely from seasleknon.
"Cu: 1 do anything for you” I—
qulred the ludge.
“Yes." gasped the sufferer. ‘Wm
your lord-Mp overrule sills motlon."
--’l‘oronto Globe.
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HURRY NOW
. "We are all set to s'erireyou quicklysand well. We sh a
peevish’ because you want the :impossible\—
. ourselves '-— but we have'm-éate‘c .
l ates much Ola‘the worry. tornyouvas; wellas for us.
Come andseeswhat apleas’angand Satisfying store this is.‘ No mat-
ter how greatfithe hurryand worry ot-the» people to be served. ‘
i REMEMBER THATWE KNOW THAT YOU MUST
. i we have - been naive-racked
l a store service this season that elimin-
FOR CHRISTMAS,
This store is prepared to help you solve your
problems, to help you choose be'lllllilil guts tor
wife, daughter, sweetheart and fl lends. Here you will.
a marvelous variety of Dainty Silk Underwear.
Gloves, Brassieres, Corsets. Corduroy: :lmi Beaczn --
.Handkerchiefs, Novelties, etc.. at remarkably low . ‘
A small deposit will hold any article for Xmas.
MME. J EANNETTE
56 South Main Street South Sol-walk. C .
096:: Saturday Evening Until 10 P M.
Specials for Se da
Legs ofgfiing Lamb 30c: Link Sauna,“
Forequarter Lamb . 20c Round Steak
Lamb for Stew . . . .. 108’ Sirloin Steak
Fresh Ham ........ 20c p(,r(¢rhm]<9 Steak .-
Fresh Shoulder ..... 15¢: Veal (mm
Roasting Pork . . 20-18c Rump of “.31 ,,,,,
3 lbs. new Sauerkraut 25c Loin Wu} Chops ;
Prime Rib Roast Purilm! Skin Back I
boned & rolled 28c Ham.
Bread and Butter Best Sliced Bacon --
Pot R0881: . . . . . . . 208 Home Made Sausage
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Br°°kfield and Sunlight Butter ......
Philadelphia Scrapple . . . . . . . . .
ALL KINDS OF FRESH v
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' rum LAYOHAK, Proprietor-
. 52 Woodward Ave. Phone 3522 South 1‘0 '
BRANCH STORES:
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