FIFTY IEIIII. t’..."-"‘"E*..2::'.f:.“$
Katie Busch find
or as. mammogram). rte-u
‘ ‘ ‘ went-elm
rs. entire urinary. or m mI-urmwmmnnmrm
lire-swarm! we»
meyshpvm old-“'0' Steele,dBroollyll. Tbecrs'elnony will
beperlorreedinthe
Wetthcir’unc, 05 South Kain
«othsrrormsnyymsndindhou-inr
ruler-muffin“ to ell. Kr.
ilude'Brownenjoygood health and
ersrmerkablyactive. Averyplaraut
t'eitureottheoecesionwastlrem
of the worthy couple‘s five children,
pmmauymwrmnastllmlk;
Bra'l'hsudorlw. Sarina, ofNewYork
durumDfishtEGnhsndI-ynn.
Ham; InmnkLJoncsaudSI-llmer
Brown. at Stamford. Kr. and lira
Brnwuentertainedtheirgnatsinemost
manner Tliefast
lbtlrediniug—roorn to atisly the inner
unwaen elaborate one, and ample
juticewesdonethedelicious viandaby
the ambled guests. Kr. and Kre.
Bron were the recipinih at many
banrkotnepreeente, airing them being
severelgoldpiecfl'cfveriousdenominn-
titers. .Theyalsoreceivedthewllhwishes
ofsllpranitroramnchlonger biased
future heppinea. Among the guests
present were Ki- Emily Hoyt, lire.
Pos,KiaKateFox,lr. endKrs. Henry
L. Seymour, Br. and Krs. Theodore
harbor, Ire. Charles S. Bennett and
eonFred.Krs. Jennie Rector and non,
lr.endKrs.J. B. Whaler, Kn. Wil-
_,lisnr!i. Jones, Krs. S. Elmer Brown.
.Frank S. Seymour, Flank A. Jones.
Theodore W. Scaring, John H. Hoyt,
Charlannthslter Pests, loci-Sey-
monr.8ylvesterkahrandJothona
Well—Arr.-
Aprottyhorueweddingtookplecclast
nah-get the home 0! Kr. and tire.
Johnfidymflilklde l’leee. the con-
beefingpertiaheingtheirdauahurldn
Maud-lobe W. Greenwood. of
firehorough. Promptlyat'lo’clock'tbe
leidel party pthered beneath a large
florelarcharreuuedinenalcove in one
clthnperlomwherellev. EfiBurnee,
”glitch!“ I. B. church, per-
lnrmedthecuernonywhichmadc them
neuendwife. Thebn'dcsmeidwaslia
WWAymmoflhehridcnnd
WWW. of the W, was
gbegroern'e best man. John end Ida,
thetwopettylittlechildreeelfienks.
Ayn butler at the hrrde, stood up
wuhwtheperty leakingechsrnring pic-
hrc. Ku’owsslernhbedbyl’rotossor
wuss-ingrown m previous
toendduringtheeuernonybelaabauti-
tally rendered. The happy couple re
“mammoth-«irony»
“Monitor-nit. w,
m. d!- (u. M Leann
arvedsdelioioawnddhasuppu. The
“contra-Wont» 10:28
.f hehioratwoweeks'weddingtoor.
whichwillleelede beluga. Washing-
» end ores plier- or Mint On
its: will raids in the
Invitations are out for the marriage of
KusWilla, daughter-olthptarnandlra.
William H.110”, of Went avenue, to
Oliver Earle Barker, of Chattanooga,
Tenn. The ceremony is to be performed
Wednesday afternoon, October 12, at 15
o'clock, in St. Paul's church. .
Kr.eudKrs. BiloEPersoris,ofBrook-
aide Farm, have 'usued invitations for
the celebrationnt the twenty-filth anni-
versary of their marriage, on Wednee-
day owing, October 12.
WALKIN‘ FOB DAT CAKE.
re- Sselleet stair nor-sis cor-roe 8o-
clety has Ever Seen.
The annual mimics! and literary enter-
tainment cl Norwelk Lodge. 6. U. 0. 0.
F.. held last night in the Opera House,
was the most mhgrdw aflsir that ever
took place among the colored peeple oi
Sorwnlk.
The programme opaied with suntan,
"Grandpa's Birthday," sung by Kisses
Delia and Matilda Taylor, Kiss Minnie
Seals. Charles Kooro and a chonis oi
twenty children; a tenor solo, “Sunshine
Will Come Again," w. so well rendered
by lama E. Gordon, thathe was oblig-
ed to respond to an enthusiastic encore;
KirsDelia Taylor, Kiss Sale, Richard
H. Taylor and Kr. Gordon sang with
good effect “Moonlight on the Lekof’
thenoarne an amrrsing dialogue, “The
Enrolling Odlcer," the characters of
which were very cleverly impersonated
by Hi. Binnie Arden, In. William
Whitney.K'ueLonieeSmith and J. H.
Starkc;“0urfewilells"weesplcesingdnett
by Kim Matilda Taylor and Ilia Seals:
the deep base voice of Charla Moore was
heard in They all Love Jack;" a lively
hunting song, “The Wolf is on the ilrll,"
wasting hy Ilia Matilde Taylor, Kiss
Seals, Mr. Gordon and Kr. Koore,
which was [allowed by “The
Old Turnkey,” rendered with much
supremiou by Richard H. Taylor;
"Morgan‘s Honey," a dialogue oi the
blood and thunder type. was enacted
by Richard Whittlaey, N. K. Jackson,
Kr. Taylor, Kr. Starks and Kr. Koore;
s pretty sentimental solo “Tit for Tat,”
by Mrs. B. ll.'l'eylor, closed the fin
pert oi the programme. The numbers
were interspersed with music by Heine's
orchestra.
The door was then cherld lorecake
walk. in whichuinecoupleeparticipud.
The judges. John B. Wade. Greenery
Flat and Bob-twain, took sateen
drool-go. the endinice repaired to the
gallery, where they wewbed and op
piauded the conicstsutsastbey circled
around the bell to the sweetetreinsot
theorchestrs. Thepriuwasawardedro
William Hamilton, of liorwalk, end Ill.
partner, Krs. Thomas A. Beekern, of
Stanford. The letter receivedacske.
end the former canted away a gold-
beaded cane. Dancing followed uutill
an early hour this morning. The mom-
her-oi tirelodge appeared in thegrend
march in lull regslia,and many or the
ladies wereclegnntiy attired. Refresh-
mentsotell kinds'wcre served in the
hell.
«cm
, ty—liean-hwerepresmtarnongwhom
v warehllhoeendson,otkooklylli
‘ “Mummy. endllrs.
.g'illhrnl. “knotllowayton;
Ir. end Ire. Frank S. Ayres,
Ir. d Ire. Chub lad,
laundKrsJohpGrceuwood. llr. and
. KnaWIlliea.0reurwood,Kr.aud Krs.
, flwh nivw. Kr. and Ira John N.
MKrderaJslissiauafllur
hare-waded”, “Burns
Lewis. mmwumw
”flmmummé Irma:- :rgmt Al mu m‘
rumaeurul"rioet,““
ltntehwpertylnqeeted.
Quartermaster General Rudd vhitsd
theermoryyeetsrdeysed lnspeotedtbe
property. BotbOaptelnDotyeId
«WW
koptiesncbgnodcondlttou,
fem
IMMMMM rial
. tioriroxirrrrrmwooam......... 1.000
We! theOo-operetivelluildiuantoket NowYork.
Smith Nor-walk. Gt-
IIIIIISE IIIBIIG FIIII F IIIW
sworn M! 0! mm ”mm
mirror assure.
W
mayo! them lvente.
in thence.
Athrllling accident took place
theflrstliatin theSdfiele-e was
ed
nreut for a few minutes. This delayed
were required to finish it.
Allenwood wasrnled out because his
driver weighed in a pound short, 149 in-
stead of 150. Tbhi was caused by a change
at driven during the scoring, the horse
proving too rank {or the young man first
in the eulky, whocarried lonrtcenpouude
to make weight. The eeornrd driver
and ‘0 bring in bi” mil)" “d 19“ ”VI! R_ June.
the judges no option under the ruler.
whichare imperative.
rice-u“ are (mam—rack all! reor-
runs one.
Vlrnet.P.l'iaherty .............. ....121:1l
himW.E. larckwund .. .
Addhon..lr.. Selena .............. ,. r. t it t t
Kinth'elklll.Chea8weu .......... 14433
Nansw.A.Penheld.... ....... 51 mils
Allenwnod,Ailsn .................. . lino.
mmwmmmzmm
bcweses trail eseuyleltiutbelleld.
in theiirst best he drew the outside po~
sition. but dubbed it good third, where
Then he cemesec—
ond in 8-3)}, and in the fast beet,
2:26}. private timing gave him the mile
in 2:2“. Splau made his record oi
2:26} seven years ago. This is his only
race this command oonu'dering his ad~
vsnced age. he is doing remarkable
His appearance yesterday was
both creditable to himsell end there who
have him incurs end to thedriviugoi
Kr. Hamilton. Splau has source! the
best trotting blood in the worldrnhis
veins. and II- his Full share of style,
action and endurance. Be and his driver
weregiven quite an ovation when they
reeds their winning heat. Asthlrscc
stands, Thad end Lexington Belle have
two hosts each end Jeok Splan and
the time I‘m 2%“.
work.
Humming Bird one each.
rouse
Lexington Belle. A. Mllr........
GermanGlrLJ.li.leglen....,.. ...5 His
rrmarrxrr.rm.mm.mrm
2M trottiuaolessss.
IRS. ssusnsss' POCIBTMI.
“Minimum
; ..- .--rno~atsrmtii ~
and Somewhere“ commotion dias' kites-
edcnmedepotpletlorrncn' the arrival .. ,_
”mug... ssidhrrauiewalu. Smash Base-
W 1.5.1.“. denothtsrburyundtiuteheputoe
eilowpeglor the train at W
Medium
F
eeetleirente! »- (headland—lea-
Ioversotgoodendeeeitinghoreerae-
‘man‘mVMA- hnedieviteflous Imihemerrbgluinzhldflflt mummies «the.
theirdfllsblu'loletoCbsrlaEdwyn Driving neckline track yesterday.
mtworaoa programmed the
encasement pacingendtrcttiug
ohnrch,Wednadayevluing, compare, cmwmmmmm
arso’cioor,-nawirrrisronwsrwifimmml dum- compelled the
postponementottheflfllcle-nptiii
o'clock today, with four horses still
. Charles Swan was behind King
Welkill, and while the numbers were
beingpntoubisarmWelkiil rearedand
the meiotic-tired snlkey shot under
him end threwhim Iaton his back. Kr.
Swan fell under the horee.snd iurau
instentiteeemed thattlrelile wouldhe
crushedoutolhim, butcomehowhl
slipped from under the falling animal
sufficiently to avoid the full force at his
weight, and further then having his
breath pretty thoroughly drove out or
him 'he escaped uninjured. The acci-
dent occurred directly in front of the
grand stand and caused much excite-
tbe starting of the rece,butSwangot
himself end horse in shape It speedily as
possible. and they remained in the race
eix hoh heals, ‘u better than 2!“), “IDS 5M tho following '0'“ and c“, M-
.. 33in: CorrinoLOgden.
Hotter still was the 2:27 clan, and et-
pciaily interesting was it to the home
people in that l. Hamilton’s Jack Splau
was among the starters. He hasn’t won
the race yet, but he has one heat to his
credit. and at the end of the sixth fleet
arenas! w W All) Elma-
”I.
'l'bsdJamcsOarpenter, .............. :lltll
.dtl'll
llemmlugBlrd.P.B.Kurtcn ........ 18:23!
JackSplamlJlareilton ............. arriii
Tomorrow there will be tbsopen toell
five-mrlebioyclerece,endthe8a0and
Thee-twee
' you nave you: was. I
hmmmemwmmmmmwmm nutritive-ear
mph-mu 1 verdict
wuar'strrte g
itmsy'bs. ..
Wm...
isms: LIZZIE runner.
lepr- It. Ilse- laminated l’nr Warden
”museum-nevus.
msocssrrmr. armor
:
.31»
’1! our»
in!
nurture. “.mnw—Xewlw
WEB” thstwillnodoubtheveauirriporhnthar-
\ '0‘ mm- mammogram-massin-
MLGIOW. throwunpontlierohberyol thunnrdued
Charla E. Kr. and Kn. Andrew J. Borden,wblch
BhoneeerliJ'illow, oomucdanuusatlwr. Itwlllbsre-
Lusaka-QM". mmwthmdflfllm
Willinrnfl.0bnsteed,' hsdbeeukeptsecretandwsvsnotbronght
J Suibrrirnd to the public nothre until-Mr the rays-
m’m - tciousmurdsrn! theoldeonple“ 'l'hspo-
hegeflualonginvatigation or themstv
' “”1“” 3"“W' tun-spurmrynmdmmqmm
’ roecoraecma. . plaeethsthier undersmst,hntthisnsver
Herbert W- Kemp- occurred heosnse,it ammonia...
menarurr. dselinedtoprsatheeirsrgs.
William Kullen,Jr. Hallordemeported the robberyon the
iron. wam common Wot thedaternentloned. Herald
Roderick Head. blsowuroornover thekitohenhadbeeu
rounnorsrrurrorvorsss. urtcrldaudsdeekusedrorhisprivate pa-
perebrokcuomu. Frmnthisdeskhedbcen
taken eighty doiiarsinbiils, thirty dollars
lugoldeoiu,s numberof horsemtiekets
hr use byydirectorsoi theeornpnny, e lady’s
gohlwswh,aiady'sgohiwstcbchnluwith
te-elcherm,abdy's pocketbokrnedeet
Buaiaulatbsrsndsornetrinketsof more
or lasvelne.
Anthemiclaexceptthemdcysnd
tlckotahclongldtoflraflordm, endintho
Itoluipocketbwk wasalockoihair, which
the old lady dearly prised. The private
othlr. Boedenweresattered about
thldeshaudaomeoithemappearcd
ttitlr‘icfharebeenthnsuhjectol ecrutiu'yirytbe
Bowel-3m.
(hptehiuhen inspector) Damondand
Inquirer werl putonthemse.
Theyloundthstnonsei the member-sol
Bernard C. Feeuey.
tort rssrncron or moss,
‘ Bernard Tully,
Edgar N. Sloan end Frank Street were
selected for Democratic borough com-
mittee, tho letter succeeding Samuel L.
Wood, who declined to serve.
Frederick Mad wee chairmen of the
caucus and Bérnerd Tully secretary.
rriorrrrirrrou sonar-nous.
a lull cm and rows meet Placed
in the field. I
At the Prohibition cencus.iest even-
ing, at headquarters on South Kain
etc were nominated:
roe sanctum.
Enos Kellogg. Oliver W. Wood.
roe rows arm.
Charles A. Knight.
roe rows remnant,
Helville W. Stillman.
IO! commas,
George W. KcBride,
Oscar W. Kills, Francis E. Kerwin.
roe liaisons, ‘
George Carter. W. 1'. Grew»
roe norm or am,
James B. Webb.
roe auxin muons,
Edwin Carter, Albert N. Shermrod,
Washington K. Sharrott.
roe scuoor. vrsrrorrs.
Wm. F. Bryant, Frank E. Parsons.
roe AU bmn or rows am we.
Edward 8. Bennett.
F011 amenities or ravens.
Fred H. Bailout. James II. Wiluiol,
Sylvester Sherwood.
stain which opus into ll: Borden's room.
A tenpuiuy nail was lound sticking from
thokeyhrle The hesdoithe nail was on
tbrouiddeol thedoor. it was first-thought
that the lock summon but a mi.
lute examination showed that it had not
with Mrs. Borden, Lizzie Borden, Emma
Borden anilBr-idget Sulliran. The detec-
tive shadowed crwkri and other omeers
rodeonthe horse can; to find it possible
some one using the stolen tickets (‘ou-
ductornhnd seen hence! the pastehmrdri,
neither did the odious tied trace of any.
Noneolthe stolen property was ever re
covered, although pawnsbops and other
places wherle professional burglar would
trytopelrnnfl his in gotten abode were
searched.
All Importer-t Link.
w
Olly “M finellythcinspecwrseent torhlr. Borden
roe Karol, andtold him that they could arrest the
My York this! at any time. They told Mr. Borden
' ' eomcthingwbich astounded him, and the
m‘mr anew-a dropped very quietly at the old
Georgew. Harri. gentleman’s request. lie told the police
authorities that he did not care about the
moneyor the watch. but he wanted the
_ chain and lock of hair, hrause Mrs. Borden
roe spec-rare “our commoners, ‘
Lewis B. Buokrnen. Edwin H. Burnbsru.
Osborn my”? ‘ prised them beyond all worth The demo
roe We, tires had worked very secretly in the
Fred J, m, nutter. Newspapevmcn were kept in the
,0- m - ‘ dark about the whole edsir until the excit
W 1’ lug hours following the discovery oi the
m- ' Smelllrorn. murdered old couple. Then the fact that a
tort meme, mysterionarobbcry had occurred was de-
M A. Wt, veiopgr'l, hut :hepolilce were loath to give
any ormet onto t e reporters.
'°" W" Iran-nose. Some 01 MM Borden’s friends. who be
George A' ”“3. came at some (acts regarding the
roe seems 07 VUI‘IIS. then, made statement. which were worked
Andrew Heath. . on by the uewrpeper men. ('hiel “Bush:
was been in hisolliceand told just what
N. "Am memories, been written. lie showed a great deal of
Joshua 1“ Jennings. surprise. and when question“! shout
roe ransom or wares ruse.
Frederick P. Lyons.
mu murmurs.
Washington ll. Sharron. Edward P. Law
Lewis B. llnokmen. George A. Davis.
Edward R. Bennett, Jamel Ii. Wilnrot.
the matter he said: "l'rn not ready togo
into thetmetteryet. l roost and it any
one has been giving lntormathm from this
department. Starred the eteternente are
true; some are not. No. i will not talk
about the matter."
The facts concerning thisuryuterious rub-
bery, it is understood. will he more then
oughly elucidated, at the trial, and are ex.
meted to term an important pertot the
government’s case.
sharia—("3:3 a rum to nice.
Kth'ior Scnliadabmr Sir: I notice in
Tuesday's Berliner. an article signed
“Cycllet.” which stated that J. B. Perry
4
A ‘l'eetli Saved the Dev’e uro.
Clinton Bub. the ten’ycsroold son of
Kml‘nncesJJlsshmileelnstrId,
owned an air gun. end yesterrhy he
MCGIIJOIINVOIW:HOWOINW
log the weapon to his mother this
morning. ting itxsrand was a “kicker" end had no right tom
.1 ,M.w Mfltfioqrtmhrwdndatfln-
‘ 3'1?th ,1. "p M. a a lever ct mu
ttretsthstthsrevolvorm mm priaaslionldbeesidrdhrd
mm eroueyswpposedtolme
psldiortliemm lbeiisveKrJ’Irry
wesiustlledln‘filoking.” ItrJlrIrich.
General Secnhry ulthe Stamford Y.
K.0.A..Isysi'srryhadgoodaaeto
“kick.” lamplaeedtoharotons
wheelrusn who will “kick” for some-
thing near value In prime. if the
euateurrnleesyswenruetnoslorleau
Astorl’srrylednafilsnblurdslusdleg
Hillibithtlsellhmh Hessewell
“t“: netheluputeskihltlaotthe W
m... than-In In mm M adrenal-Winning.
Hm
mun-antenna. rum» “wv'l " as. "m” "m“ m“
Jill-y.
mum-Maw“ In. Wmflbw
mehWa’sd as “.3ng
Tall when youbny our nothing. Nobody
epeenesyonothtlua MW Memphis» noted: ancbsrge mwithhsving
worry-saber. Youwillknow‘ hfihhet whether mama-Murmur
way. rrammuurummmmm'mr ‘wsntsbettcrgnersntestbantbe
«myourcwnsyaslordyesl kimono eye-tell themyot our goods and we'll
"" A ”I. L!“ lllleIB «All 0!“ ‘
r 1H1 ,fimfip‘k .
«mm
Dress Goods.
. Sic d
‘. Striped Mafia; ’
momma“ forecbooldreaee. a:
win. Henriettesinnsvy,brown,green,
garner. sisteend block, aacyd.
15pim38iu.PleidSor-ge,vidfwcrth
45c y_d., our price filled
4.5 irr. Mourning at 47c yd.
anir and all?'1
38 in. Roulette. Camel
wool Haida. at dficy
38 in. all wool Henriettes,‘ In all of the
latest shades and black. 470 yd.
38' in. all wool Serge. in brown,green
cardinal, etc, vrortb 65c yd. We shall
nfler it this week at Site.
In Black Goods we have all thepopu
ler fabrics and weneve at prices which
cannot fail to please
—--"-—~—ooo—v———-.
DOMESTICS.
We are the ackowledged lenders both
in prices sndlgurli’ntkties' in this stock, car-
vyingas we er the largest stock
“.833.“ ”32"“ , ..... m...
flue uni
Muslin slipper q
1 cascl’rurtoftheloomdicperyd
1 case Mondale Moper
l bale H Unbleached” extra weight 41c
peryd
100 pair of 10 4 While Blankets 63¢ per
50 pair extra 104 White Blankets 89c
rpair.
1 halo Continental 0 +4 unbleached
ore pend
25 pieces all Linen Crashhic
hprecas 9 4 Unbleached Sheetrri'd ncyd
50 diil‘ervut styles Siikoline Dong yd.
300 Skirt Patterns at 37¢ each.
(”Dds Calico “c yd.
20 di erent patterns 0! Ladies Calico
“in each.
1 pieces best dArnoskcag Apron Gin -
hams. Blew g
MmHTebleOil Cloth igicyd.
50 pair of handsome Sottingham Lace
Curtains. We will put in pole and fix-
turee and make the price 98c complete.
book at them.
September 3
O
INAUGURATBS TBB
FOR THE
SoJlorwalkBosionStore.
88 WASHINGTGN STREET.
' MOTIONS.
In this department we have outstrip-
ed all corn mJretltore. Why? Became our
owe:- end our stock in double
that of any oftber denierddiu toga. [ft is
unnooemry or In to an rug ur-
ther in reprd to tbh hdepe’rdmlntJi-r
what we have to offer this week is suf-
ficient to prove the lbovc aaertion.
1 lot Fells & Co. line Toilet Soap. Ace
cake, the dozen.
1 lot Fells on Co. Transparent Seep,
lScbo x.
Packer's Tar Soe,19c cake.
1 lot Tooth Brus ,lSlc each.
flood Haulage,“
bottle.
5‘31 lat mefldrsn’s Sciuors. (blunt poinil)
rssilk side Kinetics, Children's,
53de Ladies in black and colors,
Dopeir.
1 yard length of Wheleboue. 15c.
1 yard length of Coroiine for dram
stays, So each.
Covered Steele in sets, assorted lengths,
to set
Children‘ a stamped linen Bile, assort-
ed pitcrns. 5c each.
Our tall Iineot Saxony and German-
town Yarns has been receivedand we
are fully preparedto furnish any color
“PM
We have also 'uet received a new
stock or Muslin nderwenr which we
are oflering Very cheap.
5);: to see the night” dresser and skirts
at '
Also 1 lot Indies’ Muslin Drawers and
Corset Covers,'l:iamhllrg trimmed, at %
So. Inrwalk Boston Store.
83 WASHINGTIIN STREET.
Flannel Blankets.
Children's Cloaks.
Wool Hosiery
ridtloves. V; .. .~
Flannel Blankets.
Aliaradeo oi flannel blankets at priea
ranging imm'tm to woo per plil'. Our
blankets this veer are the best of value.
endsnyonclnneedolsnohertlcla
woulddowelltoiuqrsctouretuekhefovc
pnrchssingeieewberr.
‘ I Itomiomtlu;
Aswell,wehevee~rnatcomplet'e ae-
sortmentendevaricdetcokolwhichwe
are selling hips millis- whlch we
would eotdonnle-prieraoeauiewsre
allriaht. Prbunngslmafieteulo.
stash-W
«Children’s Cloaks.
wtthclrildren'scloeksthenet the pear
set time. Our stock Wall
seweeveltlrs oi the eersh‘,
More, cloths and costumes in
coheaeiwhhwpriepsb follows:
www.crnman
Lidirs' lam , .
wig-Humlruwm
flame-“headstock. Pris-e
—-—- *p— ~—
Comtonables,
Gents" Ieckwear.
Ladies' Jackets.
Ladies Underwear.
Gents” Underwear.
In kid Gloves
We have never carried a more com
Milne than at the resent time. and
our prices speak for themselves. Our
sales are guru-rounding. it you
wentdnasnrrtrnentcalidnutaswesrc
nsverontoletsaesdcohle.
iliiiil Hail“ initial“
wt'us selling larger quentltla or
horisrysndundsrwartliensvsrbetore,
loreoothu- ressonthen tlatourpriers
andoingitrorus. We hereen eaten-
slvestock end can supply quest or
Mir-
Wa—
Garris’ Underwear.
Weinveevorythrngthst h judicious
toroatebny. Allprlosflarslnarm
seducyr'tripu.
Bans’ Fruiskms.
uwmflm
when.
an
maelstrom Demorest till.” llechinc always on *sxbibi-
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by giving them such low prices the will
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fee so pleased that they will want to
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1 lot Children's Night Drawers, Cantu:
Flanpel, just the thing foreold eighth,
M850
InxGents’ Working Shirts, full length and
nine, 49¢ each.
Gmat values in Gent’s Underwear at
39c and“: each.
1 lot Lediee‘ Flannel Shirt Waiste.
pllcatcd back and front, $1.49 each .worth
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Kitchen Departmem.
Thieisthe spot where we reach the
hearts-as well as the pocket-hooks—ot
all housekeepers, simply became we are
the acknowledged leaders in this line,
and always give you bettm' good; for
your money than can be bought elec-
whele. ‘
We carry no seconds, eto.-—'.l'bey do
”their 33.3.2. 3
with handle, 89c sett. mus, to salt,
50 brass Hat Mh4hooka, with
looking glam, 29c each, . '
150 two-quart Pails, 8c each.
,10c each.
Goren, 41c each.
100 Childe' Chambers, 190 null.“
100 China decorated Cups and Saucers,
130 eaction-rib lid Copper, No. 8
1 so Ta Ket.
flee. 89¢: each.
100 medium size decanted Kent
Platters, 170 each.
100 large size yellow were Pie Dibes,
do each.
100 medium size yellow were Pie
Disbes,’ or: each.
a) extra large Ilixingh Bowls, 320 each.
100 large Pans, do each
590 Flat lrons,1’lc each.
will!!!» long handle Toasting Forks, 3c
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50 Better Knives and Forks, file set.
And so we could keep on giving price after price, but space will not permit, so we will have
to ask you to come and see for yourself.
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