Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 16, 1925 · page 19

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ordinary low prices.

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Black Cluiion Velvet
An ideal material for dresses,
evening gowns, and evening

wraps, All pure silk, with that
lulstrdus sheen that only silk can
g1ve. A luxurious fabric that
will be most popular during the
‘eoming season. The Fall Fabric

5.33.3333 ‘33. $3. 48
Black and Brown

Velveteen

A favorite for one and two
piece dgesses. An imported,
smart material in correct
L, shades. A good inspiration for
““17; Winter wardrobe. Espec-
ially” efiective when executed
the new flares, and' inexpen-
ve during the Fall Fabric

......$2 98'
All Wool Jersey

A full line of colors in this ever
useful and beautiful material. A
$2. 25 value at this price. Aline

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$3. 75 to $4.25 grade of crepe
‘baok satin in several beautiful
ahades including white, flesh, or-

 

shades that combine well with
”nontrasting materials. A material
that“ is easily adapted to many
different uses.

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520.900 worm 0F

' In stripes, plaids and checks. In T

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CO‘T‘NGS'AT “$135600

are is a selling event unique in the history of Stamford. We have con-
‘Centrated all our experience, all our buying power, behind this fall fabric
event. The result' is a gorgeous display of beautiful materials at extra-

We wish to emphasize the quality otevery bit of merchandise“ 1n the fall
fabric event. Our buyers have selected nothing cheap, everything is ex-
ac'tly as advertised. Fifty-eight years of sound merchandising is behind

BEGINS MONDAY OCTOBER? 19

Fannie suns—411m LESS

Any of these materials are suitable for Fall frocks,
for linings, or negligees. It is easy to make charm-
ing Christmas gifts-«and at the prices in this Fall
Fabric Event, it certainly is inexpensive.

Novelty crepe silks, prints, figures, stripes, and
borders. $1 9'
$2.25 to $2.98 quality

Tub silks, in many beautiful colors. A high quality
silk that can be used in many ways. $1 39
$1.68value

Fifty-four inch bordered crepes. 1% yards!!! ‘
cient for dress length. One of the biggest vaL

in the Fall Fabric Event.
$6.75 value. Yard

Figured and fancy stripe foulards. In navy and
brown. 36 inches wide. . . 49
Value $1.95 to $3.93. Yard

CREPE as cums

In Ten Colors and Black and White
It you are planning lingerie“ or other intimate wear
for Christmas gifts, here is a big selection of, pretty
crepe de‘ehene in a wide assortment of shades. ulte-

.. duced sharply for the Fall Fabric $198
. . 1

Event. Regularly $2.98. . . . . . . . . . .

$1.25 was satin

Thirty-six inches Wide. A stable material in a big
variety of colors. celli‘afil‘Fobbe one of the most
‘popular items in the a a no. $1 49

Event. 00....ODIIOIOIOIOOOOIIIIOII-a
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$398 To $359

1.1.16.1. a. yam-1.1.1.1....

Plaid and ’ehecked costings Fall colors and.
combinations. Can be used for“ Jumpers, sports,
and dress coats. M‘ihy different shades ed
that you are assured 0111 wide selection. Soft

' warm materials that will make up into a beauti-
ful garment. A good value at their regular
cost, the low Fall Fabric Event prices make
them doubly attractive. ,

 

 

 

 

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