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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925.
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Total -Membership in State Re-
Danhury, May !. Tho 9Sth an
tltlal conclnvo of (ha grand com
mandcry of Knights Tempter of
Connecticut opened hers till morn
ing at 10 o'clock Grand Commander
F. Ward tteKlyn, of t Ills city, pre
siding. Kvery oommandory In th
tutu waa represented by one' or
more commanders or pant ooin
Mandors. About 600 members of
the order participated In a parade
and banquet last eveiilndr as a pre
liminary to the grand coiiiniioiUfiy
anion.
' At today's teflon Frederick T.
t)anna of Providence. It. I . past
grand commander of JlaBSacliiififlts
nd Khode Island, represented the
grund encampment of the I'nlted
Plates and Ihe, Brand commnniierks
of evernl neighboring slates were
represent i'A
f;ln In Mamberslilp
Tho reports presented by Orsnd
Commander DeKlyn, (irand Secre
tary Kll C. lilrdsey of Meridtn and
Grand Treasurer Guy H. Dolbeuie
Of Norwich, showed th.i order to hv.
n plendld condition in respect to
tnembershlp, finance, and general
olivines. Tho flgiins presented by
the grand seeretnry showed a total
toirmbershlp In the state of 6,341,
t net gain of 177.. The number of
new members admitted during the
.j-ear was 317. "me fleams num
bered M,'. Coslcllo Lippiit, of Kor-
wlrh, for many years grand tiens-
APPROVES NORMAL BILLS
Maintenance Fund ami Hratlng
1'lnnt ItfccltM O. K. of Appropri
ations Committee.
(Bpsclsl to tin Herald.)
Hartford, May 5. The appropria
tion oommlttoo of the legislature
hue reported favorably on two bills
affecting the Normal school In New
lirltaln. Uno culls for malntcnancu
funds for tho Normal school equip
ment and tho other call for an ap
propriation for the heating of the
Camp street school. The house of
representatives will act on these bills
tomorrow.
Tho bill culling for $r,00,fioo for a
new dormitory at Now Britain is
still in comtiritree.
bunker may ecuro approval of bank
commissioner for incorporation as
joint stock corporation.
The senate adopted the bit's per
milting saving banks to invent in
certain electricity producing com
punles; fixing tho compensation of
deputy shurlffn at tho Wuterbtiry
district ut 10 a dny. and vulldutlng
academic and professional creden
tials and examinations tu establish
ncaduuiic stundlng.
The si'iiate session was consider
ably delayed In opening today main
ly because of conferences' l.abur
BILLISREP08TED
Commission to Be Named to.
Consider Factory Wastes
State Capitol, Hertford, May 6.
The stream pollution bill which the
judiciary committee of the gennriil
assembly has drawn up, using tho
bill of nepresenlativ s Charles K. ,
Wheeler of Stratford os a frame-!
work, war, reported n the house to- j
day. The bill was ready Thursday i
but in the ru.sii of matters it was
not read into iho day's records. I
other bills' received by the bouse on j
i tiiorablo reports were these
! Incorporating the Albertus Mag-
tirer. Was among those wno hum i mis college, si rscw jiavn, ciiann-
lluring the year. The vacancy lias ! ing Ihe name ol the soutn rornaii.
t"en filled by Cuy B. Dolbenra ot i hoard of trade to oriviK Hoard or
the same city. j trade; amending the Shell on city
Notable anion the achievements j charter; providing that town treas-
i (he venr was tne lnauKUrotion in urers snan rcpnre c.v .hh.v j
this state of the Knights Templar ; town deposit funds; establishing the
rduratlonal. fund, for Hi" financial I town court of l'mlnllcld; autnorizing
assistance of boys and girls In col- , Hrldgeport to issue juimmio in
; noiTis lor gnriiagn coii'tiioii. i ne
Angus It. Mackenzie of Bridge- ; I, ill to increase tees or gayonue fta
port was elected grand commander : Hons was Jabied, whll'i Hie pliar-
tb annual election, which was ; uiacy runs premium,- mm uui;
CoMimlsslonor Harry Mackenzie, who
was Interested In Ihe Slum ford
judgeship contest, had with arlous
senators and alto with l'resldent
I'm Tern. Hrulnard,
fenator Tone called to order and
riov. John Harstow of the Windsor
avenue church offered prayer in ab
sence of the chaplain,
Senator Phllo T. Matt of New
town, who was appointed commis
sioner of agriculture by Governor
Trumbull on Thursday afternoon, re
ceived tho congratulations of brother
senators today.
The finance committee reported
favorably authorizing Danhury to
issue $75.(i'l0 In water Upnda; also
HDR.OuO in high school bonds. The
same committee reported against
the bill requiring transient mer
chant to flla bonds as a means of
Securing taxes from them and to
protect the public. An adverse rec- i
ommeiidiuion was made on Senator I
Ford's bill for Investigation and In- S
venlory of Conned ieul's natural re- j
sources. As the shad fishing qucs- ,
Hon was settled last, week all the j
remaining chad bills were rejected.
The cities and boroughs commit
tor reported adversely on the scn-
A mending tho Colchester borough
charter in relation to borough elec
tion and officers.
Amending the. Winchester town
court charter by readjustment oi
salaries.
A Hartford ilnMer amendment
provides I hat the mayor shall make
appointments of i oiiuiiIkhIoiici'm with
out approval of the rlly council un
less an objection Is tiled to any par
ticular appointment.
t'nder another bill Ihe amount o!
money available for use hy the state
board of control Increased $jn,e'io
to a total of 3.rin.
City Items
ot
held t 2 o'clock Oils afternoon.
Samuel M, Williams of New Haven,
was advanced to the office 0f deputy
grand commander. Other officers
elected are:
C"iiraliF?lmo, Jam T'. Mmd.-ird
of Wllllinanllc: captain general.
MiMon lilwood of Norwalk; senior
warden, Clayton Uowley of Hart
ford; junior warden. C. Hadlal Hull
of New Louden; prelate, John I..
Scott of Woterbury; recorder. Kll C
Kirdsey of Merlden; standard bear
er. Frank E. Sands of Morlden:
fvord bearer, Franklin ft. Turner of
Middlctown; warder, tiny B. 1"I-.-are
of Norwich: inspector, Tnoinas
V Morgan of Hart l ord.
na'ive-liorn pirsona shall I'e lioeiirn-d
was sent, back to tho committee.
Tho bill incorporating Oorgu . It.
S" urgw of Woodbury, Walter Hol
comb and I'arlos S. Holcomb of
Torrliigion as the ri'.niler Title and
M'li-tgiig-) Co. was tabled.
Tim stream pollu'iou bill provides
that Ixfoie. June 1 llif: governor
shall appoint three persons, one for
Iv, o years, one lor lour and one for
six .viara to send as n commission;
d-dining sewage as waste irom pub-
ate bills to Instruct tho committee
to report on a uniform pyslem of
pensioning of city and town em-.
ployes, to the next general assembly:
'and empowering the fisheries and
! game commission to designate trlbu.
j tarle of the Connecticut rhor in
j which Shad may not be taken.
The state parks committee r
ported favorably a bill to lnveti
! gate and report, on "potable water
i resources of the state" placing the
j work on th state geological and
: nut ural history sun ey,
1'aiornhlc Itcports
Favorable reports were on the fol
lowing bills:
Making tho state park and forest
commission overseer of any tribe of
Indians In l.ilchfield county and re.
' quiring it to make a biennial r-
port on the tribe and Its land holj
1 tr.gs and financial condition, This bill
would repeal the law which pro.
I vides for a state agent, for Ihe
Schngliticoke. tribe of Indians.
Validating certain amendments of
j tho New Haven el'y charter provid
ing for validating crtaln amend
i merits pesei by the" board of alder-
A month's mind mass for Ihe lati I
Mrs. John J. Frlck will be sung at
St. Peter' church Wednesday !
morning at 8 o'clock. i
Tho national convention of the ;
Federation of Tluslness ami 1 'roles- ,
jsional Women's clubs will he In Id
I at Portland, Me., this summer.
I Holler skating tonight. Wnbtt.
! 1 link. Advt.
j lfackllfie P.rolhers i'o Inc.,
; through Donald Gaffney has brought ,
I suit for Mart damages against
,GeorgrPtncker of Bristol. The r!t
Is returnable In the city court ine
third Monday in May.
Holler Bkating tonight. Walett
f.ink. Advt
Mrs. William Wightman of r-i'-tage
Place left yesterday for Jack
sonvIlK Kloi-Ma, to visit pdallves.
A meeting of the common council
committee on salaries will he held
next Monday evening to tl-: the sal
ary of Park Superintendent P.alph
:H. Walnwrleht. The council last.
wek voted to accept an oidinsivo
I reducing the wag to $L':,0
what Is paid at present.
hMo'.v
SUNSHINE SOCIETY MEETS
Hears Talk by Speaker I'rom Stale
l iuui-lirh Iti'lMjl't oil Aillvlllis
Puts Sewn in t'lilldicn'ii lloinc
Facts concerning the stuto farm
for women at Nlnnllc were told the
Member 'Of thu Cunonlais branch
' ol tlm International Sunshine society
lit a incline ill tho .Methodist
i church yesterday, by Mrs. Mary S.
j Waters, representing that Institu
tion. Mrs. Waters told her hearer
''Out f,') per eeUt of tho women nt
to the farm made good hen tb'7
j coma out.
She said last year Ihe women,
with tli" help of Hire men who did
tho loaiy work raised practically
nil of the meat, vegetables, kk
and other farms product needed.
She said one woman In picking
thiwfis saihered and classified !
vnriiti'S of wild flowers and another
woman round and named 4 kinds.
,t the leit'iliii' mi' '.Ing lield in
II Mithndlst church yesl-rlsy It
was ,. ..,i"ed that 1 !' oninw bad
been .-nt to Mi' peop'e at the New
Ill Main gen.'t.il liu.'-pit il duri. .
inoirh of Apr, I and that,
i.i imd In . ci lit Oat to
siiut-irii. 'iii , vh.ee eV.alr was
nortei on hand and five pairs
crutch's. ,
For'v on" calls were made on tcl
mid sl:'r-ins during the month and
II gifts wre sent to the youngster
in the i-ingtoi) Homo for Crippl'd
f'lilldren.
Wlndo'v screens for the kitchen,
t'vo 'lining rooms and pantry St the
Kllng'oerg Children's Home on
Pnckliffe ll-izh's, were put In place
vcs'cr.biv. They were provid-d
the Sunshine society and oth'is.
ft i, ' t ' v , - t ,-r'C i, J JJ X I
DAY
SIM it UI.S
SPECUI.9
MORE FOR A DOLLARTHAN ADOLLARCAN BUY ELSEWHERE
(A M'dilcan slogan lliat Wo Hao Mvctl I p To for Uoro Than a Quarter of a Century)
DOLLAR DAY HOUR SPECIALS
9 TO It A. M.
Fresh or Smoked
9 T II A. M.
itoi .M), i.oi.v, pom i-hhm:
STEAKS
9 TO 11 A. M.
lilaST MAIXK
POTATOES
ib . .." 23c SHOULDERS is.
I'HI SH f.HOIM. ! "I": CiAItDEN
Hamburg 3 lbs. 25c j lb 18c Spinach ..peck 23c
bou-
and
of
ALL DAY SPECIALS
BEEF
PORK
hv
i i;.v imhi im. in i i' . .
1,1-AN 1'OT HOASI S
I CY ( III ( k ItoAMS
ntiMi; i:i mi KOAsrs .
lb.
Ih.
II).
lb.
20c
2lc
FRESH ROASTS TOHK 1
M f; All t l lti;i ll.MOX KQl'ARF.S.
t.OHI.I. S HOl.l T.ll SHOl MERH .
I Itl SII ( I T 1'OHK ( HOI'S
Jb.
lb.
lb.
II).
14c '
.350
S5C
tic
VEAL
LAMB
Ml VI V I,i;(,S TO ROAST
lit.MI' ROASTS VKA1
RR EASTS TO STI I 1' AM) RAKE
('VOICE A i: ti CHOI'S
Ih. tc
lb. '.'to
Ih. 12c
Ih. K.KJ
I,i:(,S f.EM INK SI'RING tAMB Mn..
FOREQVARTERS f . A l R .-.-.n
LEAN I.AMIl 1 OR Sll V
FAXCV EAMK CHOI'S
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
34c
20c
12o
270
A. I). S. Al.l MM DAM I"
Carl Kenton and his Hrunswlck
recording orches" ra will appear af
the Hhu'tle .Meadow club, tins city,
on Friday owning of this v,ee, uu.
jder tlie auspices of the alumni appo
Icaitlon of the Alpha. I Mia Sigma
I fraternity. This orchestra Is re
garded as one of the ninft capable
,ln the I'nit"' states. Invitations to
It he affair have k'.ii issued and due
'to the size ot the ballroom at the
club, a limited number of tickets; will
he, sold. It is the intention of the
alumni association to bring music of
this calibre lo -New untaiu once
each var for a spring daiire, xmie.
thing that has neer liefoie hei u t
ternpie.i in this city. It will be re
inetnbered that the Association pre
sented Phil (ilinian and Aider .r
den. tocetlier with an orch'-.sira of
-.elrcted musicians for t!io sprln?
dance las', feasnn.
Surrounded, One of
Bandit Band Is Suicide
T'V S -(' fnu ri Pies!,.
Moscow, Miy S A sharp skiimish
Viet'veen mihiia end a band of rob
bers who were n'temptlt.g to break
in a branch of the state bank in
the outskirts of Moscow occurred
today, (ine of the bandits committed
suicide after Cue militia, surrounded
the v.'aee. The other ivre captured
and two iniiitianien
EGGS
FANCY I.AHCF.
SELECTED
STRICTLY FRESH
3Doz. $1.00
FINEST CREAMERY
BUTTER ....
(HUSH)
2 lbs.
I WHOLE MILD MILK
93c CHEESE
lb. 29c
HI ST PI RE
LARD
lbs.
37c
NEW STIFFED
OLIVES pint
35c
FRESH APPLE
BETTER
t lbs.
29c
Xo Diocesan Division ,
i For Episcopal Church
Hartford, May 'D. Bishop' Brew- !
ter of Hi Connecticut diocese of ;
the Episcopal church today declared j
that in' his opinion a division of the j
Connecticut diocese into two sepa- i
Tate dioceses i very unlikely. It j
1ms bn reported that the, Fairfield j
county archdeaconry is considering j
Such a dlvlfclon, the new diocese to
include Fairfield, Litchfield and .New
Haven counties, tho other five
counties Of the state to remain as
the Connecticut, diocese. '
Bishop flreusler pointed out that
sonio years ago ho strongly advo
cated such a division, which ivm
approved by tho clergy but. rejected
by the laity. He ha.s not since .re
newed his advocacy of tho pian, he
said.
Supreme Court Hears
Cases on May Docket
Hartford, May B. Tho May term
of the supreme court of errors, first
judicial district, Opened hero this
morning. Fifteen1 cases were as
aigned for the week. Tho first M
be argued today was the appeal of
the Pratt and Read Co. of Deep
River from the verdict of the jury
in favor of the New Haven road,
sued by Jabez W. Rogers ot Old
fsaybrook, an employe of the Pratt
and Read Co. for lnj-urlei received.
The aupreme court justices also
heard the appeal of Mrs. Catherine.
D. Markham whose husband. 'Wal
ter R. Markham of Middletown was
killed by a tree. The superior court
over-ruled the compensation com
missioner's decision that Markham
was a tree warden and a city em
ploy pnd therefore should receive
compensation.
The appeal in the Madison elec
tion case is scheduled for Friday.
lie or private fcewers ;including mu
nicipalities in di ihutioiiB of corpora
tona, but exempting t lie Male and
counties; providing for injunction
proceedings by thu attorney general
to stop pollution but prohibiting
action aaiiiHt muntelpulities if its
im-.vub. Includes industrial waMcs;
and that further pollution be pro
hibited, th'j cotiimifsioii to determine
the matter, the extent of such pollu
tion u uu; puiiiio intcrxit requires.'
Rills ltcjecbMl
For acccpt.uicii of land in Fast
Haddani to be known as Raymond j
park; incorporating Lords Point of i
Cloning-ton; for dairy inspection by
the commissioner of domestic ani
mals. Hills Adopted.
The Imuso adopted from its calen
dar these bills:
Incorporating Rev. Dr. .T. C. I.ln.s
ley. rector, and wardens and vestry
men of Trinity church Torrlngton,
at) tho John and Sylvia Workman 1
Home for the Sick; Increasing
salaries in tho Greenwich court;
limiting members pt the Greenwich
hospital corparu'ion to 1 ft 0 and pro
viding that all general bequests ovrr
Sl.fifio shall go to the endowment
fund; increasing salaries in the I'u'
nam and Middlctown courts; pro
viding capital stock of Fninild
Reach Co. shall consist, of not. hes
than 60 shares of ?!0 par value and
for mauag' ment. of rnrnpany hy
hoard of directors of not. less than
three members; providing method
by which any private hank or private
men and providing that none of the
powers or duties of the board of
finance shall he diminished or al
tered except by vote of the electors
of New Haven at a general or spe
cial election as provided for In sec
tion S of the charter amendment of
May t, 1517.
Amending the law eoncer
special rights of members of
HELEN HUM: ARRESTED
New York, .May 5. Helen Yonns.
also known as .Mrs. Helen Patterson
Htyvvorth, tianeee of "Dapper Hon"
Collins, was held in police court to.
day in $j((o n il on a charge of
poiwcBsien of narcotics. lwteciives
arrested her .in a Manhattan hotel.
Hearing was set. for May 1
j Detectives said this raid vas the
ig isecond designed to find narcotic in
o- ! her possession. Another attempt,
III PORTS )N M AR EAST
Washington. May S. An optimis
tic report on conditions In the Near
Kasl was presented to President
r-ooiidee today by Kt. I!v. Monr-ig-nor
Harry I'oyle, president of Hie
Catholic Nr Fast welfare associa
t ion.
The irieat problem in that section
nm- Itonsiirn.-ir Bn rrv-I wv le. told
the president, is combatting p'opa
s;a nda.
SPECIAL DOLLAR SPECIALS
HOI
D MEMORIAL SERVICE
York. Mav 5. Mcmona
operative associations limiting them
to one vote on a subject. Reviving
and reinstating the corporate exis
tence of the Monker Grotto Co.
three weeks as;-"), was fnistrn'od,
when supposed dress were thrown
out of n window ln-fore they could
lie S'dzed.
services for the Most. Rev. Louis
I'helssiinir. mast"r general of the
Dominican order, who db'd in r.oni"
on .May 2, were hel l throughout the
world I'jdav. it. was announced at ihe
national keadeiuarters or 1ho Holy
N'a no1 society.
More than Dominican prios's
iand 1 0,0 o o Pominioan si--iers in tin
I'nlfed Ftat.es took part in the se-rv-
i ices.
17 lbs. Gran Sugar.... $1.00 9 Cans iSS Tomatoes $1.00
3TbDTnrlendCof(ee $1.00 fl cans CampbelFs Beans $1.00
8, cans Mohican CaTT$l00 10 cans "am!; Spaghetti $1.00
BoTCatsup.. $L00 4, jIb.pkgs.TARniESTea $1.00
UCans CampbelFs Soups $L00 25 bars Laundry Soap $1.00
11 lbs. $1.00 thVmr"jx's's-!i -11 lbs. $1.00
i
FANCY RED RIPE
STRAWBERRIES
it 23c
FRESH GREEN
SWEET JVICY
STRING BEANS ! S'NKIST ORANGES
2 qts 15c 2 doz 49c
EVAPORATED
APPLES
lb.
15c
i'wi..iiiwgfli.witMiw w-. wawigsga
Watch For His Arrival
Mr. Chester G. Adcox of New York, Ihe Man Who Perfected the
(ireat NOX-RI-TIS Treatment for Rheumatism. Will Arrive Very
Shortly in New Britain, and Will Be Located At:
- MILLER HANSON'S
30 CHURCH STREET
Kvervone Suffering With Any Form of Rheumatism, Should
Make It a Point To See Him While Here. He Will Give Out the
Booklet, "Forms of Rheumatism," and at the Same Time Tell You
All Ahout NOX-RI-TIS. Watch This Paper For His Arrival and
Further Announcements.
LARGE .IE ICY
LEMONS
29 c
FRESH NATIVE
RHIRARB
Ih.
5c
LONG GREEN
CFCFMRERS . .
10c
FRESH DLG
PARSNIPS . . .
i lbs.
15c
NEW EVAPORATED
PEACHES lb.
19c
INTRA HEAVY
GRAPEI RI IT . 3 for
25c
FRESH NATIVE
LETTUCE Head
10c
LARGE NEW
POTATOES ..
4 lbs.
25
BREAD ! !-
YOFR REST FOOD. Eat More
- of it anil HI Y IT HERE,
HI oi.
Loaf. .
7C Loa7 10C
SAVES YOTJ
MONET
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
FANCY AND ORNAMENTED
Bran and Corn Muffins doz. 18c Layer Cakes, ea. 25, 35, 40, 50c
!M.Rs"E."n.rr. .. 25c Pound CAKE lb. 20c
LARGE ASSORTED
COOKIES loi.
15c
FRESH SHORE
Haddock .... Ib. 8c
FRESH FAT
Flounders ..lb. 12c
Rl'CK AND ROE
SHAD
LIVE AND ROILED
LOBSTERS
1 RESH
Steak Cod... Ib. 18c
1 RESH
Steak Blue.. lb. 18c
SUITS WITHDRAW N"
Th following actions h.v been
withdrawn from the docket of tho
New Britain city court:
Cathertn Campbell ajrninst T.ouls
R. Raphael, Thomas F. McDonounth
, for th plaintiff, Hungnrford & Faxo
for tha defendant; William Bernard
asalnit David Lawlor, Thomas F.
MeDonough for the iWalntiff; II.
Btrosser a?aint Raaily Karbonlk,
Thomas F. McDonoiiRh for the
. plaintiff, Joseph G. Woods for the
defendant; Osear Becker against
(tanlilaw NTedtwIeckl, Thomas V.
McDonoufh fnr ths plaintiff; Frank
Evlnosky npalnst Alexander OMur
lirkl, Thomas F. JIcIlonoiiKh fnr the
plaintiff. J. Howard Roberts of
ThomaMon for tho defendnnt; Barry
ft-, Bamfortti arslnst. Joseph Rocco,
Thomas F. MeDorrtWh fnr the
plaintiff. Michael A. Fcxton for the
defendant.
WDMAHS F APPAREL SPECIALTIES
MIDDLETOWN NEW BRITAIN
EVEN DOLLAR DAY
TOMORROW
WO MANS f APPAREL SPECIALTIES
to sou ram new sriuih
TO DIPCrRR CT,SINO
Tuesday mo'rnlng. May 12, at
oVlock thern will t a me'etlnK of
all merchants, whether members of
ths Chamber (if Commerce or not,
to consider tha question of closing
hours durine the summer. The
proposed schedule remains prac
tically the sama as last year, the
only material ehanpe belnr the pro
posal to close at o'clock Satur
day nieh's and stay open mifll
o'clock Friday nights, durinB i
and Auiriisl.
The meeting will b in the Cham
tier of Com mere rooms.
s
uly
Ths world's reeord for produrllon1
of copper ! held by a min in ths ,
BaUiU Conso.
IIUBKKR APRONS
&f01$l
Ilxtra heavy and extra large size
All the pretty bright .shade; -
LADIES' FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS
6'r$l
White and colored grounds neatly embroidered in corners
I NOTEX FABRIC GLOVES
$1 ralr
Embroidered cuffs Heavily embroidered backs
( ilors-Modes Faw ns ?ies 6 to 7' '
KNITTED SCARFS
$1
Fancy colored scarfs
Knitted striped Knitted fringed ends
(Regular price $1.98)
CORSETS
i FOR WEEKS WE HAVE BEEN PLANNING FOR THIS EVENT Planning tor give values
1 that are "HE M." bargains. We want vou to scan the list and then be here tomorrow and
secure vour share of these unusual values. Plan for future needs at these savings.
SWEATERS
$1
ressei
nits
Pretty colors and color cor.il
INFANTS'
2 r $1
lip-over models in Silk or W ool
hizes to 44.
la.'U
$8.00
j Cn;lt H.TlCe
Voider FnT
Comb and r
! Najikin l!i
Kill
-C;t rri;
nations.
NOVELTIES
$1
Hmtitf Bath
Conili ml
St ra;.
!ulv Jlussed but Real Bargains
Y-
--I'arriaee
pets Coat
!' ii-m s- 's
Garments That Formerly Sold From $1 2.5)8 to $29.."0
Ti.n,-,. nhont Cftv o-Mntients in this lot. In not ore instance would the price asked
!. tho malorinl in t lie U'mont t 10 stvlCS a IV I'lCIlt 1111(1
bargains and the garments are sizes from 16 to lo.
NO ALTERATIONS
seasonauie inese are ir,.-u
NO APPROVALS
$1
Formerly up to $.i Pair
Discontinued models; others slightly mussed fir.ni handling
Sizes 22 to 32
"WINNTEWTNKLK" JUMPER DRESSES
$7
Formeilv ?0.0S Plain and Plaid Flannels
Sizes 16 to 40
Under things
$1.00
GORDON and TRI.MFIT HOSE
$1 r"ir
:, White and all the new light shades
I v DIES' HAND BAGS
$1
Formerly $1.9S S2.9
Mr
with extra strong Irame neat fittings beautiiuiiy
it and Pouch styles Each brig
ado of genuine leather.
DIMITY AND VOILE BLOLSES
-Fla
PETTICOATS
CAMISOLES GOWNS ENVELOPES
Formerly Selling SL5)i to ?1.5S
I'vi,., (-,.. f.,i,ri,-.F:uMi .jarnieiit neatlv trimmed with lace
parmmts are sliuhtlv nuiised. otherwise perfect
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SI
or ombroid
-In er.ch instance medium and
r . These
arsrer sizes.
Formerly l.DS to
Some hand m?de filet lace trimmed.
Others in tailored models. Sizes 06 to 12.