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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 25, 1890 · page 4

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furnishing goods, cannot fail
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patro s and those who ap rec
late ' la qualities an ,un-
precedented values, We call
special attention to the follow-

Extra Super, Anatolian. “one“:
than any Ilse ever altered to the people
50s per pair.

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cheaper line than ours can be
shown any place, ,The best
Mohair Brilliantine in twelve
new spring colors and black,
at 39c. Elegant black Mo-
hairs with white stripes, as
handsome as sill; “at 395;. _ , 5Q
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,piews all wool Henrietta Cloths
innew shades. 40 inches wide,
at only 480, worth 6211c. 35
pieces striped all wool Surahs,
all new shades, as well as all
the staple colors, at 49c.“ 10
pieces superior quality Hen-
rietta Cloths, new shades, at
75c, worth 85c.‘ Special—25

ieces all wool Snitings, 40
inches wide, in stripes and
plaids, at 32c, wenld be cheap
at 49c. .

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Including the celebrated
Priestly &» Co’s tgoods; also
block and white silk stripes and
plaids, the most desirable goods
In the market at reasonable
prices.

HOSIERY.

We are now displaying the
finest line of new spring Hoe
iery ever shown in Norwalk.
Ladies’ fast black, cotton Hose,
{all regular made, fine quality,
at 25c and 39c, worth 390 and
506 per . Ladies Lisle “I23; .2134“. mashrmym

Thread Boss in fast black and 1..
boot from 49s to 79c.
An elegant line of Ladies’ fast
:hck Silk Hose at 79c, worth

1.00 per pair. Ladies? re -
lar made fancy cotton Hogs:
imported goods, from He up.
Ladies’ Oxford Grey Cotton
Hose, very fine goods at 35c,
worth 500. Children’s ribbed,
fast black. cotton Bose, sizes
5}, 6, 6}. 7, 7}, 8, only 10c per
pair, worth 15c; sizes 8},“9, 9},

 

Horse'”'Buyers

We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the I‘ll-
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BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
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