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Children's Wear in the Mill End Sale.

GIRLS COATS, lined and belted, some with fur collars; regular $S.50 to $32.50- S4.95 to $19.5O GIRLS SILK and SERGE DRESSES, tailored and dress styles; regular s7.50 to s29 50-S4.95 to $19.5O MODES, white or blue; regular $2 to S3.50- S5c to S1.45 GINGHAM DRESSES in plaids and chambray dresses in plain colors; regular SIPS to S8.50-
 s5c to S495 HILD REN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS, pink or blue stripes; regular S1.50- S5c WHITE BLOOMERS AND DRAW FRS for children. several styles; regular 35c to 75c- 19c to 45c BABIES WHITE DRESSES, long or short; regular 75c to $5-
 35c to $3.45 BABIES BLANKETS, single or dou- ble; regular 75c to s3.5o-
 45c to S2.45 KNITTED HIGGINS for babies, with feet or without; regular s2 and WHITE COATS of corduroy or chin chil1a for babies. be1ted or plain regular s5- S2.95 GIRLS SWEATERS, part wool, blue, brown or tan, beIted; regular s4-
 S295
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Best Gloves Yet in the Mill End Sale,

IMPORTED LANfBSKIN GLOVES of fine effect, white or black; regular S1.S5- $I 62 FINE KID CLOVES with Paris-point embroidery upon back, tan white or black; regular $2.25- S1.S2 SPLENDID IMPORTED KID with heavy embroidery upon back, tan brown white or black; regular $2.75 and $3.25- $2.15 HEAVY CAPESKIN in rich dark shades; regular S1-50- $1.29 GRAY AND BEAVER SUEDE of fine texture but substantial weight; regular $1.5O- $f.29 FINE SOFT MOCHA GLOVES, hand some gray and beaver; regular $2.25 and $3- $2.35 & $1.95 SOFT FINE AND WARM SKATING GLOVES of wool. oxford white and heather, women's and girls; regu- lar $1.50 and $1 25-$1.15 & 95c s 1T R A P- WRIST CHAMOESETTE' GLOVES, brown gray and beaver
 regular S5c- 69c CHAMOIsETTE 2-CLAsP GLOVES. black brown or beaver; regular 65c CHILDREN's GOLF GLOVES, good weight, fine wool; regular 65c and S5c- 55c t& 69c GRAY FI.EECED SUEDE AND TAN FLEECED KID GLOVES for chiI- dren; regular $1- 79c VELOUR GAUNTLET GLOVES for children, heavy weight, lined; regu- lar $1- 85c
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pritned, has changed several times in the last 200 years. The first styles. he said, were tunes taken from the English books, and very few tunes were composed by Americans before this country gained its independence
 MetcaH has made a comprehensive study of American hymnology, which disclosed the fact that Charles Wes- ley an Englishman, ranks among the greatest hymn writers of all time. having composed more than 5000 hymns.
 Probably the two oldest hymns that are most poular in the present day. said Metcalf, are Rock of Ages and Jesus, Lover of My Souli 1"
 The beautiful strains and words of Nearer, My God, to Thee" accord ing to Metcalf, came into prom thence and popularity in connection with the tragic death of President Mckinley. It was McKinley's fa- vorite hymn when living. and on his death-bed he chose it to be sung at his funeral.
 Perhaps the most American. book of hymns in MetcaIf's exten- sive collection is Indian MeIod. .es. g written in 1845 by Thomas Commuck. Q Narraganse-t Indian
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cial authorities is impossible "and simply cannot be done.
 You must make good all the de- vastations of France and Belgium" is the messa ge I would send to Ger many. Birkenhead went on.
 '"The time has come went we must cease to be guided by preconceived pledges. I say that our most urgent duty is to recreate Europe.
 Tt may be very good thing to make your enemy pay for the dam age he has committed. but it does not pay if you Starve your own peo- pie in making him do it.
 "It is for us to gather up the sal wage in Europe. and in order to do this we must come to an arrange ment with France and with Ger many And you must also come to an ara ngenent with Russia as wall It is of no use for you to suppose that you can deal with the crisis merely by postponing the collection of the debt. Any settlement must bt a settlement of the problem as a whole It is true shat we cannot for give Germany the immediate repr arations which she owes us, and it is necessary tl.at there should be some conditions attached to any arrange ment which might become to- We could not for instance. view without
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EUROPE'S RESTORATION IS BIC PROBLEM FACING WORLD, SAYS
 LORD CHhNCELL OR BIRKEN!iEhD

London, Jan, II - With the Irish problem practically settled and fear of further disasters was made negligible by the Washingtoc Arms Limitation Conference, the task now facing the British Empire is the restoration of Europe, Lord Chancel- Tor Birkenhead declared, in an ad- dress to the National Association of Manufacturers. Birkenhead is one of the three big men in the present British government and is looked upon as the next Prime Minister by keen observers of political develop sments here.
 The Lord Chancellor character ized events at Washington as the most amazing in the worlds his tory and pointed out that not so
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Crockery in the Mill End Sale.

DINNERSETS of American porcelain, 3 good patterns. regular $7.s5 and PINK ROSEBUD DINNERSETS, 1oS pieces. not perfect, regular $21- WHITE dinnersets' e7 pieces. regular $23-50- S17.5O BLUE-LINED dinnersets 100 pieces, with touch of gold. 100 pieces, reg SIX DIFFERENT dinnerset patterns, 100 pieces. regular s36.75 and HANDSOME ENGLISH 1oo-piece din- 1NaS neEsetSi ni rsgu5ar S,IS Ss7- ss5 50
 English ware, regular S75-
 ODD PIECES OF DINNERWARE from a dozen and more patterns: include small and large dishes JAPANESE HAND DECoRaTHD DE 1o S9iTf naise sets and creamers and mar malade jars and such; regular 25c to $2- 15c to S1 BERRY and CAKE SETS of Nippon china. regular $4-25 and $4;5o- CELERY SETS, Japanese china. reg CHOCOLATE AND ICE CREAM SETS: regular S5.S5- $3.25 TEA SETS, handsome Nippon china. 17 pieces, regular S275 to Ss-
 $1.95 to $5 CHOCOLATE SETS. fl pieces, grace ful shapes and pretty decorations, regular $4.50 to SS-S2.75 to $5 CUPS AND SAUCERS of gold-ba nded china, regular S4 dog S2S5 PLAIN WHITE JAPANESE cups and saucers: special value at S2-25-
 S1.95 BLUE JAPANESE cups and saucers. regular S3.25 dozen each fSc BELGIAN BOWLS, regular 25c and 35c- 19c CEREAL SETS of 2s pieces, special value at ST.50- S575
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very long ago Britain and Europe believed they risked . future war with the United States. which was bent upon building the greatest navy the world had ever known "But in a moment that menace disappears B.Tkenhead said. America has re- ceGed from. her expressed intention: she has proposed to us. to Japan and to the rest of the world a scheme of maritime policy which is consistent with the security of every one of us.'
 The Lord Chancellor declared financial experts had failed in at tempts to evolve a workable plan Of obtaining reparations money from Germany and declared the scale of payment contemplated by high hnan-
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HYMN BOOK HUNTER HAS EXTENSIVE
 COLLECTION

Washington, Jan. II = The proud possessor of the second largest, and probably the oldest collection of an cient hymn books in the United States States, Frank J. Metcalf, of this city, is on the threshold of realizing a lifelong, cherished anbition-that of being the collector and owner of the greatest library of hymn books in this country.
 rare and ancient hymn books from every part of the world, for every known denomination, and written in almost every method known to man, from the system employed ages ago of transcribing symbols and charac- 7sers on parchment paper and boards down to the present styles
 According to Metcalf, the style of music, since the first hymn was
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Curtains and Draperies in the Mill End Sale.

MERCERISED double-border scrim and marquisette, handsome pat terms, good quality; regular 39c GOOD SCRId and marquisette, dou- ble-border designs; regular Z9c- SCOTCH MADRAS, genuine import ed sort, pretty patterns with double border; regular 45c- 35c EILET NETQUISETTE for curtains. fine effect. white or cream; regular CRETONNEs of many patterns. mill ends of to 10 yards; regular 29c to 39c yd-per yd 19c-. HANDSOME IMPORTED and do- coIors; regular $1- 59c NEARSILKS, plain or figured, lovely shades; regular 29c- Pic FINE RICH SATEENS and pretty cretonnes; regular SOC 45c NIERCERISED VOILE curtains, hand drawn decoration and motif, hem stitched; regular $3.5O- S2.5O DAINTY NET CURTAINS with lace edge; regular $2.50- $2 HEMST1TCHED scrim curtains; rag MARoUIsET.rE hemstitched @ Cur tains, with edges of mutation Cluny lace; regular $2- S1.5o VOILE AND SCRIM curtains hem stitched and with lace edge or with rqffled edge and tie bands; regular HANDSOME TAPESTRY portieres. mercerised, green rose or brown, splendid texture; regular $19.5O-
 $10 ORIENTAL STRIPED tapestry couch covers; regular $1.75 and $2-
 S139 SCNFAST MADRAS in excellent col ors, yard wide; regular 90c- 75c KAPOK SILK FLOSS PILOWS, 16 to 26 inch sizes; regular 39c to $1.40- 29c to S1.10 BED PILLOWS of new cIeanIy feath- CTS with good tick covering; regu- lar SIPS to $5- soc to S3.75 WINDOW SHADES of white Holland or duplex opaque, full size and complete; regular 79c- 65c
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Nickeled Ware
 and Good Lights in tIfe Mill End Sale


 CAssEROLEs with py1ex dish--
 $2..5 & S4.25 COASTERS SETS, glass bottom
 S225 ALARM CLOCKS with radium dial QUART VACUUM bottles s1.s5 HANDY METAL LUNCH KIT with NICKELED COPPER tea kettles NICKELED BREAD TRAYS and PIANO LAMPS, rich and beautiful and in many styles with silk shades LAMP BASES, piano and junior
 S13.5O to S1s.5O RICH SHADES for piano and junior BRfDGE 5a1DGI LAMPS with 'e assorted sc d'' silk shades of rare beauty limited HANDSOME METAL LAMPS with art glass shades or with hand painted shades, 6 groups at
 $7.5O to $3S.5O BoUDOIR LAMPS with silk shades
 $2.45 HANDPAINTED boudoir lamps with SILK BOUDOIR LAMPS of beauty
 S5c to $S.5G CANDLEsTICKs. graceful and unique ADJUSTABLE READ1Na sss I kAMss- saies
 S3.25 to S7.75 LIGHTING FIXTURES for ali parts of the house, many effective styIes- S1 to $4S
 Glassware
 CUT GLASS; including every piece in the store. ELEVEN STARTLING impressive price groups; in them every shape and size and pattern
 $f.65 to S25 PERFUME BOTTLES soc SALT AND PEPPER SHAKERS BLOWN GLASS TUNIBEE2S, several styles-dozen. S1 to S1.35 SMALL TCMBIEEIsS with heavy bot tom-dozen S1 BELL TUMBLERS-dozen SIPS WATER SETS, light cut glass
 SITS COLONIAL TUMBLIERS dozen 45c COLONIAL WATER SETS 95c COLONIAL COASTERS-each 19c COLONIAL SPOON holders 19c SHERBET GLASSES, colonial style dozen DUG COLONIAL PITCHERS 45c NAPPfES in sets of A. 2Sc
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concern the unlimited issue of paper money by the German treasury.
 "But all these matters could be ar ranged as the result of an agreem ent between France. Germany and our selves. And I state emphatically that the time hos come for such an agree ment.
 "If we have secured-as I am not without hope that we have secured a settlement of the Irish peril; if we have secured-as l am almost cer- between the powers at Washington we shall further secure harmonious and sympathetic relations with the United States and we shall have ,moved the largest ground of differ ence with that great nation. "Our next task would be to address ourselves to the restoration of Eu- rope and the recreation of its trade and industry
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Boys Clothing in the Mill End Sale.

MACKINAWS of an-woo1 plaid, dou- ble breasted, big patch pockets, dandy in warmth and looks: regu- lar s7.5o and $12-$5-75 & $9.75 DOUBLE BREASTED SCHOOL OVERCOATS, be1ted and dressy models, dark or light mixtures of splendid weight; regular $13.50 to $25- $10.50 to $17.5O RUSSIAN ovERCoATs for little boys, double breasted with inverted pleat at back, chinchilla or mix lures; regular $6-5o to $125o- $5.5O to $9.75 NORFOLK SUITS, a lot of them Dou- ble-Service! New herringbones and mixtures; regular $s.75 to $22.50-
 $7.65 to $17.55 CORDUROY NORFOLK SUITS, most of them Double-Service too. Very durable and well-made; regular $7.50 to $17.50-$6 35 to $12.9O HIGH SCHOOL SUITS, with long trousers: These too, are often CTS. Blue serge or fancy mixture;
 S1s.5O to s2s50 JUVENILE MUDDY AND JACK TAR AND JUNIOR NORFOLK SUITS for little boys; jersey or serge of good qulaity; regular $75o to $12;75 IfSOOSEISS or Dlue serge or TdnCy woolens or staunch corduroy; regu- lar s1 to S4.50- S9c to $3.25 BLOUSES AND SHIRTS in good stripes and white, full cut and well made; regular 75c to S2.50-
 6sc to S1 90 GOOD FLANNEL HOUSES, gray or khaki; regular $1.75- $1.45 KHAKI FLANNEL SHIRTS; regular $2.25- $1.S5 FIANNELETTE PAJAMAS, good warm and roomy; regular $1.50 and $1.75- $1.29 & $1.45
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PRIZE MILCH COW HAS
 RECORD OF 19.200 POUNDS

Morgantown, W. Va. Jan. Il
 West Virginia's record milch COW Is Johan Potter Belle, prize Holsfe1ns8 of the herd of L. Harner, dairy. man. of near Sabraton, which na9 just completed a years registry test with a record of more than 19szo0: pounds of milk. The previous state. record was held by Nellie Wayn6| UiIk1e, a Holstein COW of the sarne| herd, which completed a years test this month with a record of 16sS63] pouns of milk. The previous recor< was held by a West Virginia Univer~| sity Holstein, with milk productto4| record of about 15.00e pounds.
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Notions in the Mill End Sale.

EMBROIDERY EDGINGS in many
 co1ors and patterns; regular IF # < to 1ec piece 1Oc RICK-RACK BRAID, mercertsed,
 white and colors. yds; regular
 10c to 20c- 9c BIAS LAWN seam tape, 6 yds: reg
 ular 10c to 20c- Sc BIAS SEAM TAPE, slightly imper-
 feet. sizes to 8. yd pieces TAPE in 1o-yd rolls. IA to 5-S wide
 1Oc TAPE in yd rolls. IA to s-4 wide WAIST IININGS, all ready to put in,
 cambric, sizes 34 to AZ; regular
 Soc sec { HOOK AND EYE TAPE. regular CORSET LACEs, and 8 yds, white
 and pink; regular Sc and 10c- HOSE SUPPORTERS, sew on style,
 heavy; regular 19c and 25c-15c ALLIANCE HAIR NETS, cap shaped.
 good colors; regular 1oc-
 cap shaped; regular soc doz-42c CELLULOID THINIBIES; regular
 5c- 3 for 1Oc SHOE TREES, regular 1oc-
 SILK SEAM BINDING, white and
 black; regular 25c- 19c COLLAR BANDS for shirts, all sizeSs
 regular 10c- soc dog NAINSOOK DRESS SHIELDS, sizes 2 3 and 4 regular 10c- prs 25c DRESS SHIELDS, regular and opera
 shape, white or flesh 19c SANITARY BELTS, regular ssc and
 5oc- 29c & 42c SANITARY APRONS. regular 500
 and 75c- 35c & 45c BABIES VENTILATED PANTS,
 three sizes; regular 50c- 39c SCISSORS. steel. and 9; regular
 75c- SSc PEARL BUTTONS, many sizes and patterns Sc & 10c card FANCY BUTTONS in number of coll ors and designs 100 card SHELL HAIRPINS, regular 1oc and 12 1-2c- Sc. GOOD HA1RP1N CABINETS, assort-
 ed pins; regular 5o and 1oc. PIN CUBES, black and white: reg ular 10c- Sc SAFETY PINS. lniol<eled; rsguiso so 4o DREssMAKERS' PINS, IA ID. sizes 3 5 and 6; regular 25c- 20c BRASS PINS on paper; regular 50 and loo 4c 6 7c NUSIK MERCERISED alarming cot ton, large ball in Odack or color; regular 12Mc- 1Oc SILKO DARNING COTTON, colors or black; regular 8c- 60 CIARK'S O N T alarming cotton l for Sc BUTTON THREAD, Warrior brand q regular 10c- Sc FASTING. THREAD, 200 yards; reg | ular 5c- 4c l SPOOL COTTON, 100 yards. cord; 1 regular 3c- 22c doz l CLARK'S o T spool cotton, 150 | yard spools. white and black; reg | ular 5c-limit of spools to a cus- 1 toner for 25O
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ROWLAND CO.,,
WE CAN NOT ACCEPT c. o. D..
 ORDERS DURING SALE.

One of the most curious of the lot in Metcalfs library Is a copy of the psalms, and the lower third of the The upper two-thirds of the leaves of this book contain the words of tho psalms an dthe lower third of the pages contains the tunes. being so arr ranger that the chorister can select the music best suited to the words.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-11
yoUuEY BALL TONIGHT.

Three volley ball games are sched- uled for tonight in the Y M C. A. Industrial League. as follows: Holmes & Edwards vs- Acme Shear. 7.30: General Electric vs. Housatonic Plant S.1e; American Chain ys. Main Plant. $50.
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OVercoats.

FINEST OVERCOATS that the store has held, from kuppenheimer ana other good makers; regular $6o and RAGLANS LISTERS BOX COATS and all liked styles of good over coats. rich colors and fine warm fabrics
 regular s45 and $50 sss.5O
 regular S35- S2s.5G
 regular S29.50- S24.5O
 regular $25- $21.50 WARM OVERCOATS, most in small sizes, hardly two alike $fO
 Suits.
 FEST KUPPENEfEIAfE,R SUITS in worsteds and fancy woolens, great range of sizes and patterns and colors; regular $50 and s55- SUITS in practically all the liked col Iors and fabrics of the season. good variety of weights and Styles:-
 regular S45- $3S.50
 regular $40 S33.5O
 regular $35- $2S.5O
 regular S30- $24.5O
 regular s25- S21.50
 Trousers.
 BIG ATTRACTIVE GATHERING OF TROUSERS for every sort of ser vice from business to social occa- sions; fancy mixtures and excellent worsteds in attractive co1ors and
 S4.25 to Ss.25 WORKERS TROUSERS in stripes and mixtures, of special close weave and with great durability; regular S2.95 and s3.50- S2.5O
 Warm coats.
 NIOLEsKIN COATS with Moratax patented warm lining very tough and good fitting, regular $15- sHEFP-L1NED COATS of heavy ir1P MOLE LISTERS, 54 inches long. M6THTExzIINED 5fga1aE sI1M LISTERS shsi'o in 54 inches length, regular S27. 50 FUR AND FUR-COLLAR LONG OVERCOATS, big warm fellows for motoring; regular ss2.5o to $45-
 Overalls.
 RIVET- STITCH OVERALLS and jumpers. Built of heavy blue denim and so good that a new pair and a dollar goes to the man who has a pair rip SLID SWEET-OR and Headlight overalls and jumpers, blue or white LATE-STYLE HATS in both soft models and derbies. Choice of many rich Jcolors and pleasing shapes; regular s3 and $4- regular s5 to sS- S425 to S6.5O
 Fourth hand ties. BRIGHT APPEALING lot of ties in rich dark colors with just the right touch of brilliant contrast. Open end style, new patterns, will tie into good knots; regular soc to $1 42c, 62c, 72c Socks.
 BLACK COTTON SOCKS of medium weight and even texture; regular 121Ac and 25c- 1Oc & 19c HEAVY COTTON in black oxford or natural. extra warm; regular 35c- ! FIBER SILK of medium weight and good lustre, black. gray or cor | dovan; regular soc 42c HEAVY SPORT SOCKS of cotton | dark mixtures; regular Soc 42c 1 SILK SOCKS with lisle top fine 1 quality, black, brown and gray; | regular 75c- 62c
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Electric Helps in the Mill End Sale.

HOTPOINT OK PRISCILLA or Shell don electric irons, wonderful sav- CTS of time and bother $4.45 REDDY FORSTER and grill stove give fine glow SS.SS STAR REVERSIBLE COASTERS, compact and convenient $4-S5
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Bathrobes.

SOFT WARM light comforting bath robes made of excellent blankets. Good colors and patterns; regu- lar $5- S4.45
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Home Needs in the Mill End Sale.

ALUNIINUM PANS percolators col anders and saucepan sets 90c ALCMINUM tea kettles $1.3o ALUMNI UNI boilers roasters and Berlin Saucepans- 90c WEAREVER 1-qt double boilers
 $1.9O HEAVY TEA KETTLES of alumi- mum with inset $1.95 KEYSTONE food choppers with 4 knives SIPS UNIVERSAL No. food choppers
 $1.95 LARGE IRON FRYPANs- s195 DOVER EGG BEATERS- 39c O-CEDAR MOPS 65c DUSITESS FLOOR MOPS 95c CLOTHES LINE, 100 feet S5c DUSTIESS DUST BRUSHES 39c DISH MOPS and dish cloths SC KROOMS. light, string 45c FLOOR BRUSHES, good hair
 SIPS WHISK BROOMs- s9c LONG-HANDIF bath brushes-39c PANTRY CANISTER SETS, pieces
 SIPS CAKE CLOSETS, roll top SIPS KATCH-AIh garbage containers
 $2.5O WALL COFFEE MILLS 95c UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALES HEAVY CHAMBER PAuS- $1.s5 METAL WASTE BASKETS S5c BREAD BOXES, square. sizes
 S5c to SIPS ROLLING PINS and potato mashers- ADJUSTABLE KITCHEN clothes ToRRINGToN CARPET sweepers-
 $2.5O IRONING TABLES on strong stand
 $2.25 ASH SELVES, wood frame 25c UPHOLSTERED patent tackless chair seats 75c regular 2oc- 8 for s1 O-CEDAR OIL, 12 oz- 39c STEEL WOOL sc CRYSTAL-ON for windshie1ds-s5c WHITE ENAMEL trip1e-coated kit chen utensils; three groups in which are included all sizes and shapes 55c s5c & $1 25 BATHROOM FIXTURES five groups, regular soc to s3.5O-25c to $1.S5
 ss.75 to ss.5O LARGE WHITE MIRRoRs-s1.s5 WILLOW dL 1ovara HAMPERS round [. sS oyai CLOTHES BASKET, good sises@ WET-wASH BASKETS, round LINED WORK BASKETS 75c GALVANIZED PALS, 12 at 25c GALVANIZED WASH TUBS-75c WHIRLPOOL WHIRLPOOL DISH washing ma ROTARY ASH sIFTERs- SPAS GOOD HEAVY ASH CAN-$2.S5 COPPER WASH BOILERS-$4.25 COPPER wash boilers
 $2.25 GARBAGE CANS. heavy. corrugated
 55c to $1.4O Umbrellas & 'Kerchiefs
 in the Mill End Sale. MEMS GOOD COTTON HANDKER- CHIEFS, full sizes, nice soft finish; regular 10c to 25c- 7c to 19c LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for men, plain or initial, with little irnper- fections: regular 25c to 50c-22c MEMS SPECIAL ALLr-LINEN FULL SIZE HANDKERCHIEFS; regular 35c- 29c WOMENS SOFT FINE COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS regular 10c AIIs-LINEN FINE HANDKER- CHIEFS for women; regular 12 F c and 25c- lie & 19c SILK UMBRELLAS for women, rich colors and handsome handles: regu- lar $5 and $6.50- S4.15 & $5.75 NEW-STYLE SHORT HANDLED UMBRELLAS with good black cov- 1 CT, excellent quality of cover; regu- l lar $1.25 to $2.50-95c to S2.15 MEMS STAUNCH UMBRELLAS, l comfortable handles strong frame, rainproof cover; regular $1-50 to ] s3- $1.15 to S2.55
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Sporting Goods.

SWEATERS - Every weight from light to heavy and either coat or slipon style. Big collared sorts and slick collarIess styles. Blues and browns and grays and heathers; regular $6 to $11-
 s4sO to $500 extra lot in blue gray and heather; regular S2.9O- $2.25 BASKET BALLS. Reach or Wright & Ditson; regular s7.75 to SIP
 $5.GO to $7.50 JERSEYS, all wool, sleeveless; reg i s1.so & s2.s5 RUNNING TRUNKS and white cot ton jerseys; regular Soc 39c TRAINING OR SWEAT shirts. splen- did quality; regular $1.75 and PUNCHING BAGS, full of pep; reg ular s6.75 to s14.5o-
 sEEsAwS for the children; regular sHCoFTY ROCKING HORSES for little children; regular 95c-75c .OAK-FINISH CHAIRS for children; regular S1.25- 95c LITTLE TALKING MACHINES for the nursery; regular sa- s2.25
 Nightwear.
 flannel Attractive light patterns. We'll made. roomy, good fitting; regular S1.50 and s2-
 S129 & S1.55 DOMET FLANNEL night shirts in tasteful stripes. staunch warm flannel of real comfort; regular $1 and $1 50- S2c & $1.15
 Raincoats.
 TWEED AND CRAVENETTE and double-texture raincoats, in hand some color effects and good styles Some of them are all-weather coats; look well In sunshine. reg ular SIS and S16.50- $95O