The Most Amazing Sale of "Napanee" Dutch

Remnants of Wash Goads—Fabrics
Regularly to 29c
O n e to five-yard lengths of Ginghams, Prints,' Percales, Linenes
and other fine fabrics.. Great choice of patterns and colors
CatTs Main Floor,
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The Greatest Sensation of the Anniversary Sale!
The Most Amazing Sale of "Napanee" Dutch Kitchenets
Select From Any of
Ever Offered Anywhere!
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8 Model " G 5 " 40-inch Oak Cabinet* a t . . $39.99
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(Regularly $79.98)
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5 Model " G 5 " 40-inch White Cabinet* at. $44.99
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(Regularly $89.98)
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1 Model " G 5 " 40-inch Gray Cabinet at. . . $44.99
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(Regularly $89.98)
1 Model " T 6 " 40-inch Oak Cabinet at. . . . $37.50
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(Regularly $75.00)
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1 Model "T6" 40-inch Gray Cabinet at. . $39.99
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(Regularly $79.98)
4 Model "B7" 40-inch Gray Cabinet* at . $36.25
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(Regularly $72.50)
5 Model "B7" 40-inch Oak Cabinets at. . . $32.50
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(Regularly $65.00)
1 Model "J5" 48-inch Gray Cabinet at. . . . $49.50
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(Regularly $99.00)
3 Model "J5" 48-inch Oak Cabinets at. . . .$47.50
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(Regularly $ 9 5 . 0 0 )
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1 Model "L6" 36-inch Gray Cabinet at. .
(Regularly $89.98)
2 Model "L6" 36-inch Oak Cabinets at. . . . $39.99 M/M
(Regularly $79.98)
7 Model " D " 40-inch White Cabinet* at. . $37.50 1&1B
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(Regularly $75.00)
2 Model " D " 40-inch White Cabinets at. . . . $37.50
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(Regularly $75.00)
2 Model "K" 40-inch White Cabinets at. . • • $44,99
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(Regularly $89.98)
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6 Model "K" 40-inch Gray Cabinets at. . . . $44.99 M/mi
(Regularly $89.98)
.2 Model "W" 24-inch White Cabinets at. . . .$32.50
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(Regularly $65.00)
4 Model "W" 24-inch Gray Cabinets at. . . . $32.50
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(Regularly $65.00)
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A wonderful assortment of the very finest 'Napanee' Kitchen Cabinets
to be sold today at—
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55 Napanee Cabinets in This Sale t
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All finishes—Oak, White or Gray Enamel. All sizes—24-inch, 36-inch, 40-inch and
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Styles and sizes for every type of city and country home.
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Tne Sale Calls for Quick Action t
10 Deposit
Will hold any of these kitchen cabinets for
future delivery at the Anniversary Sale price
which is one-half regular retail value.
Every cabinet in this sale is a desirable one. But the quantities of each size, color and
style are limited. To be sure and get just the exact cabinet, the exact color, the exact size—Come down when the store opens this morning—9 o'clock!
Carl's Busy Basement
Garment Bags at 49c, or
3 ^ '1.37
2 8 x 5 7 inch Cedar odor garment bags that are
-jnpth-proof, dust-proof and damp-proof. Side
opening and with space for two or three garments in each bag.
—Coverall Aprons. Large size daintily trimmed with pocket and ruffle. Colors: gray, red,
blue and green. Special
57c
•—^Dress Linings made of excellent quality
lawn. Camisole and built-up top. Sizes from
34 to 44. Specially priced at
37c
—Sanitary Step-Ins in medium and large sizes.
Flesh color only. Pair
39c
—"Perfecta" Hair Nets. Double mesh, cap
shape. A l l colors except grey and white. 37th
Anniversary Sale p r i c e . . . . . . . . . . . .6* for 19c
— B u c k l e s and'Slides. Big variety a t . . . .19c
Carl's Main Floor, Rear
Stamped Dry-Well Towels
23c
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T o w e l s 6f a splendid quality, absorbent toweling. Stamped to be embroidered.
Carl's Greater. Second Floor, Rear
One
$
Day
Only—Today—In
Carl's
72x90-incb, 3 lb. comfortable bats made of pure natural cotton.
Quilted
so that it will not pull apart. Just enough for a good warm comfort. T o day only at 96c—don't delay.
$
Yes, the regular $1.00 size box with silk powder container. Just one gross—
144 b o x e s — s o be here early. Colors: white, flesh and brunette.
Carl's Main Floor
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1.00
u Beaux
Art.- Glass Elephants 57c
Filled with high-grade bath salts. You have seen them here and elsewhere at
$1.00 and $1.25. Buy them today in Carl's 3 7th Anniversary Sale at 5 7c each.
Carl's Main Floor
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All Swamee soft top corselets and a number of
all satintex corselets lightly boned. A thorough
control for light type model. Splendid for summertime.
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Lace back plain coutil corsets, Low bust models
with elastic inserts and four hose supporters.
Sizes 24 to 30.
75c Athletic
50c )
30c (
Made of 72x80 pin check nainsook
and built as full sized as any dollar
suit. Sizes 36 to 46, and all perfect.
Carl's Main Floor
Other One<*Day Feature Values
for Men**
for Boys
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Genuine
Fruit-of-the-Loom
Shirts!
Night
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Main
Blue Chambray
Carl's
Shirts
Men's
$1.00
Khaki
jackets
2.97
All wool, in light and medium colors,
some with zipper fronts. Well made
and full cut. $4.95 and $5.95 values.
Limited supply.
Floor
Work
Second Floor, Hear
Lumber
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47c
Main
Orcutcr
Boys'
triple stitched for
and with two butLast chance to get
price.
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Made of closely woven wool-mixed
suiting in grey and tan
Just the
quality for school and play wear.
They wear well.
Floor
Work
Knickers
'1.37
Our regular $1.50 quality. Cut wide
and long, with V neck. A limited supply to close out today at 97c each.
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Size "Peter Pan" Cold
or Vanishing
Cream
Regular one dollar fancy corrugated
glass jars of these high-grade 'IH
creams at a "give-away" price. . Ml
Boys' $1.79
97c
Of strong material,
strength and wear,
ton-down pockets.
your supply at this
Wool Soup Shampoo is one of
the highest grade 50c shampoos
made and Maxine Elliott toilet
soap is a consistent 10c favorite.
Suits
47c
80c Value
Special Price 4 7 c
Union
I art's (.renter Second F'.oor, rear.
Pants!
Boys' $1.98 Wash
Suits
89c
'1.44
A heavy quality khaki, well made,
strongly stitched and full cut. All
sizes, from 30 to 42 waist.
A large variety of fabrics, colors and
styles.
Expertly tailored, in button
models, with self belts.
Carl's Main Floor
Cert's (irenter
Srrond
Floor,
Rear
(arl't (.renter Second Floor, rear.
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and 13. Saturday afternoon and evening, and.Sunday afternoon.
The. Saturday afternoon sessions wilt begin at
1:30. o'clock.
After the dlecuwrton
groups there will be a dinner s«rved In
the Scot la Methodist Church.
Sunday
afternoon the session 1 , begins At 2:30
o'clock sharp. The nialn speaker for
the conference ta Mrs. Grace Sloane
Orertoir who-corpes from SMox City,
Iowa." Mrs. Overton waa formerly ISM
•rtructor of dramatics a t Chfcag^ University, but now aha la toaring the
country talking- t o young people of
high schorl and coliego age. Mrs.
Ovorton w a s speaker at the State Youth
Conference last y e a r ; *he was s o well
llkeil and such a forceful speaker that
shw-waw thh speaker a t this year's
state youth .conference..
Explain County Youth \
Conference to Be ftela
In Gty May 12,13
The Schenectady Coonty Youth Council Is tgglng Ion* etrtdee..forward tp
the accomplishment of Ba "*** Journey,
ihe fourth annual youth
conference.
Sunday w a s the,tfret Um« t h e young
people visited «n« churchea to explain
the coming conferenc*.
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1 1 * conference wilt be held May IS
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Band or collar attached styles. T o o
good to miss. Buy a summerful today.
Carl's Greater Second Floor
1 Wool Soap Shampoo
3 Cakes Maxine Elliott Soap
ONLY!
Made of 144x76 high luster broadcloth by a malcsr of good shirts. Not
a thing different than when the price
is $1.95. Same buttons—same workmanship—same size. Because it is
the $1.95 grade.
Special Corset Value at 97c
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Belt!
De Bevoise Corselets $2.97
Complete Bridge Lamps
Several n e w and clever designs in ruffled marquisette curtains with tie-backs to match. In
white, ivory and ecru color. Full length.
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Controlling
Made of rayon brocade batiste for women who
like to wear the combination type garment. Sufficient abdominal control is assured by an inner
belt while heavy boning provides control over
the hips and back section.
MONT A G "London Crushed Bond" Stationery.
A beautifully finished, very high grade paper.
A pound b o x in one-fold style, with deckle
e d g e or flat, and two packages ( 5 0 ) envelopes
to match, for $1.00.
Carl's Main Floor
1 . 5 7 p* ;
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All sorts of broadcloth shirts are advertised. Here's one we're sold on.
Nemo>flexw Combinations *3.87
Stationery at $1.00
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TODAY
Men's
" M O N T A G " ripple bond. Full pound box of
this beautiful paper and two packages of envelopes to. match. Both for 59c today.
Carl's Main Floor
$
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Men! Here's the
$
1.95 White Broadcloth Shirt
1 . 0 0 "Peter Pan" FaCC P o w d e r 4?C
• 59c
New Ruffled Curtains
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Carl's Main Floor, Rear
Ripple Bond Stationery
Black wrought iron lamp fitted with decorated
tarchment paper shade, adjustable arm, long
ead and attachment plug. Sensational value
at this 37th Anniversary Sale price today.
Carl's Greater Second Floor, Rear
Anniversary!
1.29 Quilted Cotton Bats, 96c
With
97c
37 th
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This y e a r the conference will b« conducted on a hew plan, that o f having
discussion group*. Tha topics for discussion « r r : "Prayer and Popularity"
*hd "What t»rlc« Popularity".
Theae
discussion groups will b«, under the
guidance, of;«an adult and youth
leader. The adult leaders will be the
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oiit*tan.ling religious education workers
<>( I he county.
A registration chairman has been
njipotntecl for each church And a quota
ssfilgned. The age limit U 16 to 2.V
The churches visited and the speaker* are: U s h a Kill, Comer niclmrds :
Trinity Methodist, George Clark: Rotterdam
Reformed,
Murray
dray;
United PresbyterlAn, l > W l t t
Mower:
TAbemscle Baptist. I>onald I,usk: CalVAry Baptist, Daniel D e y o e :
Union
Presbyterian,
StAnley
Weeks:
Klrst
PresbyterlAn. rtanlel Deyoe; NlskAyuna
Reformed. Oeorge B o e l l : Albany £<reet
Methodist. Alice Coxven: Mt. Horob,
MAbel McFec: A. M. K. 7Aon. Mal>el
McFee:
8tate
Street
Presbyterian.
Hatel Cooper: Mlzpah Reformed, Carolyn Wells'; Scotia Baptist, Alice Hoffman ; Kastern
!V»rkway
Methodist,
LydlA Cornell; Fisher Methodist, Loralne Segebarth: Stanford
Methodist,
Ruth Van V l a c k : First English Luth*
•ran, Eleanor B l o w n ; First Reformed,
Edna
Becker:
German
Methodist,
Beatrice Tweedle; Mt PleaaantMteformed, H a t e l L e t t s ; Christian Temple,
RAIph Smith! Advent Christian, John
Clark; Emanuel
Baptist,
Elisabeth
Clark; Hellovuc Reformed,
(llacsford
R a m s a y : Woodla wn .Reformed. <Jtn,lvs
Uakei : Scotia Melho<llat. Edward Henh a m ; Grace Methodist, 1-aura Coldw e l l ; First 'Baptist,
Blanche 1/ockwood : Glenvlllo
Center
MethodIM,
Margaret Weldman ; Cobblestone Reformed, Randolph Glllespio ; Broadway
Methodist. John Clark. Christ's Declples. Arthur Van Vlack ; Second Reformed, KAthr>'ti Flleklnger: Carmnn
Methodist. Margery De Witt ; Sootln
Reformed. Arthur Ix>ekrow, and Rotterdam Methodist, Elsie Smith.
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Mrs/Magill Will
Speak al Dinner
Of Rexford Club
RKXFORD,
April
?t (Special).—
Mrs. Ella Dodd Maglll. chief probation
officer
of Schenectady
county and
president of the Schenectady Business
and l'rofesplonal Woman'* Club, will
b.\ the principal speaker at the annual
dinner of the Rexford Woman's Club
to be held at the Twentieth Century
Lunch. Schenectady, Wednesday night,
May 2. The subject of Mrs. Magl'.i's
talk will be "Why Children Come Into
Court". Besides the principal speech,
there will be several short sddresse*.
The club song, written by Miss Bessie
Kelly, will be sung for the Mrst time.
Miss Frances Travis, Ihe club's president, has requested that reservations
for this nffalr be made AS early a s
possible.
Tho Woman's Club will hold Its
rrgular bi-monthly meeting tomorrow primary departmenl
"f Die r.exfool
n'ght at the Baptist hall at s o'clock. school, has resumed her >1 n11. -* nft'T
l'.eii> Thierolf
The meeting will lie ilevotoil to l>nsl - | an attack of mumps
ness and a report of Ihe Joint meet log l« now confined to her homo with
of the John McLane Ho«c Company mumps.
The -indent council of Central park
1/ols Schneider h;i« discontinued her
and Woman's Club Irustees hold on
Tuesdav night will be given
Refresh- studies at the l!oos<-\e t ^. ho< I. N • " school h i s i!->rlded that school letters
•hall he awarded to pupils for achieve\'(>vk city, because of HI health
ments will be served.
Theae let*
Joseph T. Mahnr was called to ments other than nthletlcs.
Pastor Hetsrned.
i tors will be giwn during or a t ttiia
Schoharie
by
the
death
of
his
uncle
Rev. James M. Cass, pastor of the
end of the ninth year and will• recog*
Methodist Church, has been returned
' ni7o the vorth of the pupil along lines
to the Rexford charge for another
of scholarship cltlsenshlp,
exec«itl*#
year by request of the committee on
Ahtlity, music, debating And library
pastoral relations. Tbe Sunday mornwork.
•
ing service started ihe fourth year of
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a;
efesacMgsW
the pastorate of Rev. Cas<>
Village Personals. .
New Way* to Hold Lotv*r
Mrs. Fred Thlcrolf, teacher of the Robroy_ Rrlco. scout executive of
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Schenectady county, and his assistant,
James Boyer, will attend the scout
executives' seminar at the State College for Teachers at Albany tomorrow.
Ray O. Wyland of the Boy Scout deDo false teeth annoy utid tiuthef Of >
partment of education, will
discuss dropping and sllppitiK whan yot> e-.r*
"The Ix>ca) Council leadership Train- talk or laught Jaat • p r l n k » 4 " a . l U | l » ^ ,
f h l a ww'3.
ing Program." Other speakers will In- KAateetK on your plates.
clude Robert Thorn of Albany, Thomas tAsteless u m d e r holds tetlh firm ant
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MacAuley of Troy and P. W. Schoen comfortable.
tasta
Mskes breath pleaaaht. Get
Of Hudson Falls.
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Central Park School
Will Award Letters
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Price and Boyer Will
Attend Scout Session
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309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
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