TWIIO SKIES-“Want." “To
in." and ”For sale“ advertisements. not ex-
pelling live lines. one time. lea; three times.
Mel: tithes. shill. Reading mtieee. me. a
line. Marriage and death notices. we. netted-
uleot rates tor displayed advertisements tur-
nleited on application.
‘ _ IUMOBKPTIUN BATES—By mail. in edu-
: vanes, postage prepaid: One month. fillet three
months. em: six months. 38.5“: one year. $6.00.
Delivered by ueweboye, 120a week. to he paid
' to the carrier.
. stars OFFICE—No. 11a Washinmn street.
South Norwalk; telephone call. we. Branch
omits, No. 48 Wall street. Not-walk: telephone
call. ‘2': e.
tloumnawamorts should in all cases be
rddreesetl to
’ Till EVENING BIHTINEL.
Boom Nonwanl. (loss.
In York Harald Weather forecast.
Today clear. warmer weather and light to
fresh southwesterly and southerly winds. On
Saturday, fair. slightly warmer weather and
trash southerly winds will continue. (allowed
by local rain in the lake region and possibly on
the coasts. and on Sunday fair to partlyclondy
weather. with slight temperature changes.
preceded by local rain on the coasts.
Thermometer Record.
The lowest point of the thermometer for th'r
twenty-four hours ending at noon today was
82 ’ shove zero; hiv:beat.llll°.
Miniature Almanac tor To-morrow.
Boo Bises‘ Sun Fete Hirhl‘ide Low Tide
II. 6:10 at 5:01 at 2:32 at. 8:33
The Strnlglilcst Tip.
I It is the quartcrauight that you give
the-sleeping; our porter. The reason it
is so straight in that you are putting
money straight into the pocket of the
sleeping car company. Two dollars a
night is not enough tax for those im-
pecuuious companies. They must live
somehow, and so they levy on tho pas-
sengers in their cars to get their little
spending money. The wages said to be
frequently paid to the sleeping car por~
for is $15 a month and find himself. It
is about the average pay that a good
kitchen girl gcts. with her food and
lodging thrown in.
Yet in spite of getting $15 a month
from the car ooznpany the pay of the
colored porter runs often away ahead
that of the white conductor of the train.
The colored porter wears diamonds and
takes his best girl outings to fushiona~
ble seaside resorts and orders soft shell
crabs and champagne.
The car companies out down the per-
ter’s wages to almost nothing, calcu-
lating to the last 25 cents the amount
of the tips tho porter will levy on the
helpless traveller. So tho companies get
out of paying dccqut wagcs, so the truv~
eler is utterly at. the mercy of tho por-
ter, whooan be as mean as ho shower
to those wild cannot pay.
It is the sumo in the grout hotels that
charge $7 a day. They pay the table
waiters a trifle, but. tho table waiters
manage to got the rest of tho travclcr's
pile. The (mnscqucnco of all this is that
greedy vulgariaus with money and with
no foolish sornplcs about other pocplo's
rights or convenience get all the host
food and tho bcst places at the table.
The greedy vulgarinns have not yet
outgrown tho propcnsitics of some of
their ancestors with bristles.
Mon and women who have to work
hard are seldom involvcd in social smut~
dais. Tho bust guarantee for morality is
useful occupation. Wherever there are
rich people who have nothing to do but
spend money lor their own physical
pleasures and annual-limits, tlwro smittl
corruption anti decay an», llli! int-,vitablo
result. So far as tho soamlnlsin the As-
tor ttnd Viilllli'i'lllll familit-anro (‘Uillttll‘llv
ed. the only wondcr i~ tlu ,v did not
break out liUilliHr. Libcr'éul 4 and deb-
aucllocs and social sinners mum from
the idle, empty hcnrlt-d and ctnply boatl-
ed children of lllllllilliltll'l'e.
Hpt'ttnltttlolls nl‘o l‘lll‘l‘i'lll liH lowhut
will be the character of tln-marowitn
in cut-lo of thudunth of his father. which
seems probable. lu countries with hinge
and otnpcrm'saclion and rcnclion swing
back illlil forth with tlw regularity of n
pendulum in the character of rulers.
This is particularly truool Russia. (‘zar
Nicholas was an iron «humor. llcprcn
sion of all libcrnlism was his policy.
Ills son. Alexander II, was liberal in
his impulses and sympathies, and as
liberal as ho know bow to be in his no.
tlolla. Untlcr him the. sci-fa wcrosct iron.
The out can, Alexandr-rill, llto prt-scnt
emperor. represents tho swing backward
of the. pmldnluin toward despotism. in
politics and religion ho is gloomy. rigid
and bigoted almost to the palate! lanai.
icinm. His life has but)" largely a po.
riod of breathing melancholy. alternated
with file of dosptnntc llill'l'lilt‘ullilii of
Jet". heretics and nihilists. No won-
der such a life brought on Bright's dis
ease. If his son proves to be asprogress
ire on Alexander ll or the late Em-
peror Frederick of Germany, then may-
be the downfall of the present Russian
dynasty will be poeimncd during anoth-
er reign.
Elbridgo T. Gerry of the New York
Humane miel‘ wants the whipping
post introduced into that state for poo
pie who are brutal to children. The
whipping post for wife heaters and
them who torture children has been
recommended by many intelligent per.
\m M
Absolute homily of life and purpose
iswhetismere needed then anything
automate
Thousands people enter amt
it now. Some of them have ' dis-
charged for what scouts to them it ree-
eon at all. and others have been employ-i
ed in their plaoes. The discharged ones
would ”fly up" in a minute it they were
told that they had been discharged be-
cause they did not understand their
trade. yet such would be the exact fact.
A business house advertises for a
stenographer. Fifty probably apply.
The best is selectedptrled. found want-
ing, discharged and another taken on
probation, then another anti another.
Half a dozen may be tested before one
is found that will even half way do.
One could not spell. That one did not
know grammar. A third was unclean-
ly and unpleasant in personal habits.
Another did not know the commonest
business terms. A fifth took two hours
to do work that a really capable work
woman would have done in half an
hour. Yet another knew no more than
a baby concerning current events. The
rest showed so little interest in their
work that they were the merest timeserv-
ore. waiting for the clock to point to the
hour of their release toprepare for some
frivolous amusement in the evening. 80
through the whole list.
The stenograplter is merely it sample.
Tito plumber is just as incompetent.
The workmen who spoiled the Carnegie
armor plate anti caused the firm to be
lined $140,000 may have done so
through dishonesty or ignorance tutti
carelessness. It has not been ascertained
which. But at any rate it was incompe—
tcncyumoral incontpotoncy in the one
case, incapacity as workmen in tho oth-
er. If one wishes to get a simple job of
carpentering or painting done, the re-
sold is so unsatisfactory that the dis-
gusted man who pays the bills is often
tempted to say workmen ought to go
hungry, at least till the incapable and
tho consoiencclcss ones are starved out
of the trades they disgrace.
it is safe to say no more than one in
tenof the pretended masters of trades and
occupations really understands his busi-
ness and will work at it as he should.
There is another point to take note of.
Amid a world full of incupahlcs and
slumpers the really competent, enthusi-
astic person who takes a pride in doing
his work well is rarely out of employ
ntcnt long at a time. The world wants
him and will make place for him
The Outdoor Girl. ’
The city outdoor girl has come home
in all her glory of sun tan, bright eyes
and firm flesh. She has been swimming,
riding a bicycle, rowing and tooling on
the old camp ground. Lot on liopo she
will not now shut herself up in lltil’
sloam or iurnuco hoaiod homo in the
city and grow spindling, dyspeptic and
hcatlaoby again.
Life outdoors is the saving of the
race. None has cvcr undurstoml this
so “'1'“ as tho hcautil’ul (tracks. Thcil
Wolllt‘ll us well as lncn hnd athletic
games. in their judgment nothing we.»
so beautiful as n pcrft-ct human body,
and tin-y warn right. The Allll'l'li‘ill)
outdoor girl is Just beginning to learn
this. She secs now that thoro is no
bcntn y in weakness. nothing cvcn inter-
esting in a oousulnptivo hcroino. If she
have weaknesses and bcadachus, sins say:-
nolhing about tllclll, but good bravoly
out on her wheel or for a tramp afoot
and overcmucs tho ucrvous nilmcnt that
her mother Would llllvc given up toantl
gone to bed with.
It is one of the moat. encouraging
signs for the human ram—tho way in
which our women are going foropcn
air cit-rcisc. Thcy are learning that
apart front Htmngtll and hcalth thcro is
no beauty. Outdoor cxerciso will makt!
them strong. self rclinnt anti twice at-
gootl wives and mothers as they would
be if they wuro pale and foolish littlc
feeble su'ects.
As to tho country girl. blues her, she
him her lovely outdoor life the your
around.
A new policy of poor rolioi’ has been
inaugurated in (lrunt Britain. Property
owners only have usually served on the
boards of guardians, so called. that ad-
llllilllillll' rclicf iolllopoor. This was llil'
cause only pt‘opcrt y owners voted. Now
any housolmldcr has a \‘olc, and any
man or Woman who livm in a given dis-
trict may be clvclnd a lnctnlmr of tho
board in that district. The most. serious
problem that confronts uuurtllnna of tho
[lilill‘ is the sumo as that in Alumina,
llndinu Work and relief for tho unnm-
pluyml. lll'itlsll inxpltycra nro Wonder-
lngnnw wilclllcr poor rulit-f will cost
them more than it used to do.
()ntnbn is going to have a water pow-
or of its own From tho lilkhorn and
Platte rivers thorn in a oottsidorablofoll
toward Omaha. The county commis-
sioners have voted bonds to tho orient
of $1,000,000 for the enttstructlou of a
canal which will bring the waters of
these two streams to Untaha. This will
make a steady water power supply. it
can be turned into electrical power and
sold in factories at a sum which will in
time pay all the interest and first coat
of the bonds.
Buys Peary. "l will not return from
north Ufilelililllil until I here done or:
erythlng that is miscible for onowho but
[loves in ultimate euceosa ” That is the
spirit.
The property owners of Morris cotton
ty. N. J., have voted that “£5,000
shall be raised to make good roads
”trough that county.
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Screapeutilla
Atom-nee -
READ BULB IV. 8
“Article. ° .
that are ‘ in
any waydan-
gore“; or ot~
tenei’ve, also
patent medi-
cinee, noe- °
trams. and o
empirical preparations, whose 0
ingredients are concealed; will:
not be admitted to the Expo- o
sition.” °
Ayer'e Salsa arilla was admitted be.
cause it is a s undard pharnmeontlcui
llrt'llflrtilliln and all that a family medl-
cinn should to.
ooem
6°
At the
WORLD'S FAIR.
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A Very Valuable Medicine.
There Is no medicine so often needed in
every home and so admirably adapted to
the purposes for which it is intended. as
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Hardly a
week passes but some member of the
family has used of it. A toothache or
headache may be cured by it. A touch
of rheumatism or neuralgia quieted. The
severe pain of a burn or scald promptly
relieved and the sore hauled in much less
time than when medicine has to be sent
for. A sprain may be promptly treated
beforemilammation sets in. which insures
a cure in about one third of the time
otherwise required. Cute and brain!»
should receive immediate treatment to.
fore the parts become swollen. which
can only be done whenPain Balm ie hp!
at hand. A sore throat may be cured be-
fore it becomes serious. - A lame buck
relieved and several days; of valuable
time saved or a pain in the side or chest
cured without pavmg‘, a doctor’s bill.
Procure a 50 cent bottle at once and you
will never regret it. For sale by G. C.
Stillson, dl nogist.
*-
ll 1. New York millionatr: gives a on.
v»! at 5th avenue and 26th street, ctisttm
$100.00, which given 154 purple dyspopsb.
out those [temple spend $1.4MJli" in doc
rs' bills and finally have to pay thud
ach (or Cactus Blood i 'ure to curl- tht-n
dull would be the saving per new”
1h. dinner should nm be given. In...
mam. 8'7 pt‘l'wlili' at tin foulst'
tin-lulu at Plaislrd l- nirut sum
m. may haw tht yf'f'hll‘ll solvt-li
LI .~ Mimi
.. llil
u.
'7 fllVf'tr'b rt "Du-r" t" (iiir
.Iiyor's llatr Vigor. which has outlived
and enpencdtd hundreds of bli‘lllllil’ pr: -
partitions, Is ttndonbtully the tnostJaeh-
l :uable as well as economical hmkdres-
eicg in the market. lly its use. ttlopbor-
cet head of hair soon becomts luxuriant
and beautilul.
Detectives Needed Here.
Supmintcudent Charles Ainge. of the
National Detective Bureau, lodianapolis.
ind . announctm that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to not as private (leuctivee
under his instructions Experience in
the work is not neocsenry to sitcoms. lie
edits a large crtminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you may Miter tho profession
by aridneaiog him at Indianawlie, lod.
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholerh and Dior.
riteevt Remedy.
"i would rather trust that medicine
than any tltlctorl ltnow of." Boys Mrs.
Hattie Motion, of (Jhtltun.('artvr (70.,Mo.,
in swelling of Chattlbcrlam's Colic, Chol-
era and Illarrhtma Remedy. For sale by
(l. (l. Stilleon, druguiet.
Mother "are You a Baby?
1! an, get lmm your druagist today lor
25 cts.,a bottle of Dr. Hand's (‘ollc Cure.
Every baby often has distressing colic.
Dr. Hand's Colic Cure gives immediate
roll” by removing wind item the
alonmch and quietlng the nerves. giving
restful «loop. Mother think of the
worry and anxiety this saws you. If
your baby In tie-thing Dr. Hand‘s Teeth-
ing Lotion for 25 cents, “millet! and re-
licveu all pain Sold by all ill'umtlrilti.
Are Your Children Hulueet to (lump?
Ivory mother should know that oroup
can be provontml. The firnt symptom
oi true creep in hoarse-man. 'lhie is lol-
ll-wcd by a peculiar rough cobalt. lf
Chamberlain‘s Conrail Remedy is given
freely as mum as the child income
hoarse. or even alter the rough cough
has ill'Vt‘lilpi‘i‘l.ll. will prevent the. attacks.
25 and l’lilco-nt bottles for tulle by i}. C.
Htlllson, tlruuuiet.
llumau lifeis held tm cheaply when
the individual who needs a tonic for his
systemmeeks to recover bis events by
purchasing every new mixture that is
recommended to him. Remember that
Ayrr’s Berraparilla has s wellmarped
reputation of fifty years’ standing.
One oi The. Dead.
Diphtherlels raging in the been at
William Mgr-low, near Sumnerilepot.
and yesterday his daughter Gertrude
died of the disease. She was nine years
olegennde younger child is also in
with ihe same disease. Dr. Bill. the no
, tending physician, can recovery is not
possible.
“Grey heirs. they ssy.l meet resent.
i shall do so. indeed: .
bail-ow “new noel '
6th
servelthe buying ptibllc than ever before.
Domestic and linen lltpl's.
'lhofew kinds we tell of here Miami for a
dozen others. Space compete as to mention
only a few:
Brown Shootings.
llrnwn Muslin, one yard wide. extra heavy.
4530 a yard.
unn bale Brown Muslin. one yard aide.
re lar tic quality, l’dfic a yard.
' weniy-llve place» Brown Muelln. two and
one fourth yards w ldc. 1136c. a yard.
One thousand yards Brown Canton Flannel.
regular loo qtinlll)‘. lite a yard.
Two hundred pairs extra heavy lllui Blank-
ets. regular value. 31 25. 79c a pair.
tine balu ('Ioml'ortablee. bile each.
Flttv [livers extra heavy all-linen i‘reeb,
Worth lilo. at our a yard.
lilthen llepatlmenl.
large decorated (lines Vases. 9c each.
Colored Glass Celery Holders. llc each.
Fonrooert illase Preserve Dishes. lllc. eat-b.
Ten. lli‘l‘e Decorated Toilet Set; regular
price, 1.69. 3 5.19 it out.
Bier-ell‘s (lrand Rapids Carpet liweeper. $1.08
each.
lntllvldual linear and (”room sets. llc 1» set.
Cobalt Blue (.‘tlp-t and Nam-en! 7M..- a set.
"noltundred-picco English l'rlnl Ilium-r
Sole. at $5.9! a mi.
Corsets.
Fifteen illlli'n.ltil eltr ; rumlbtr value. Stir.
Ill! l cuts a pair.
Norwalk', Conn.
llry floods, carpets and Kitchen Furnishings
Saturday Morning Great Sale Begins.
OUR ANNIVERSARY
When the doors close tomorrow night, six years of business shall have been done in our store. These six years mark.
ed the greatest retell success in Norwsllt. Through good times and bad times our business has grown. and while the store
, has been the best and largest in Norwalk front the day the doors were first thrown open, it is today in better condition to
tapes.
Twenty-live (‘nnev Capes. 27 inches long;
regular price. Sill. 37.93 each.
latpels and Upholslely.
Half~wnol lngrain Carpets. regular 50c
quality. ill o a yard.
Brussellswregular rice. (lilo, at 45rd yard.
For this sale only— moo Curtains. Pole and
Trimmings. complete. 9ft- 3 pair.
Nations and Trimmings.
Hair Plns-retmlnr price. six papers for l2c,
now six papers for be.
Mun-y arll {llJL‘iS Belting. reuttlar price 7::
yard. 29c plci‘a.
Bastian Cotton. elx smols for do.
Clark‘s O. N. “. Crochet Cotton, all mlors.
live spools for We.
Dress Steele—w bile. black and drab. 4::
dozen.
lbtrninu ('nit toe—reutllar pr‘ce 7c. 30 ball.
Hay Rum. lit: a bottle.
lint Writing Paper and Envelopes. so a b .x.
Furnishings.
Five hundred men wantmd t . give our Men's
Furnishing Department atrial.
Fifty dozen men's li'ltitelfalattndered Hhirts
reinforcrd back and front. made of Fruit of
the Loom muslin. 39 cents each.
Use case men's llne Natural Wool Hose, ex-
tra quality. 24 c pair.
Sixty dozen men‘s extra heavy Gray Under—
ehtrts anti Drawers; regular value 75c. hilt- each.
Twenty dive dull-n men' s Mum Shiite —
plain and fancy. M: such.
Fifty dozen Men‘s Ties. all styles; \'altxe,35r.
‘23.: each.
Boys' Knee Pants, 24c a pair.
6th
We consider it our pleasant duty to thank the people for their generous support. Their liberal patronage proves be
yond a doubt that honorable, honest and straightforward business methods are appreciated.
Six Sewing Machines Given Away.
To all the more llttinuly express our gratitude, we propose giving away six valuable sewing machines, beginning Mon-
day evening, Oct. 22, at 8:30 o’clock. and on each succeeding Monday evening. ending Nov. 26. Every purchase made,
small or large, is entitled to a chance on one of these Machines. Save your coupons. It is worth trying for.
Parties coming from Weslport, Rowaytou and Barton will have, at all times, their car-fare paid by us, both ways.
"Prices in Many Cases Cut in Two.
llless Bonds.
An extensive line of all that is new and novel
will met you in this department:
As (salient for this sale, we offer three great
bargains.
'i'wrnty-i' my Mom ('olcred Henriettnt. in
inches wide. al new. 170 a yer . '
Five hundred yards Nancy Fields and Mix-
tures. . ) inches wxde. lilo a yard.
Ten met-rs Parisian Novelties. ‘4 inches
wide. 39c alard.
Hosiery and Underwear.
One case children's Wool Ribbed Hose. extra
giant); regular value. We, lie veil-.2 pairs {or
Seventy-live dozen ladles‘ line Egyptian
fleccod V rats and Paulaflc each.
indiee' fleet-ed lined Vents and Pants. I
sue: rlor yarn. resolar 50c quality. .‘iic each.
thldl en‘s Winter Merino. all sizes. 19¢: each.
Handkerchiefs.
bodiee' Plain Hrmntllched and Initial Hand-
kerchiefs, just thinlt oi it, ll cents each.
Ladlee' Linen Initial Hematitched. 12% cents
sac .
Men's large size. hematitrbed. 5 cents eat-b.
Men's all-linen hemetitched. worth 19 cents.
15% cents each.
mys' Heevv Wool Suited! to 12 years; regular
value. so, 33 iii! each.
Gloves, laces. Fur Trimmings.
'lhesedepartmevte contain so many choir-e
things that it it impossible to tell you all.
During the sale Special Prices will be the rule.
’l‘rn dozen fine quality four- button luliee'
Kid Gloves. all new. “:7le a par
Feather and For Home. iromz‘tc up to .4 98.
The BostonSlore,Bor.Main andWaIl Sls.,Norwa|k.Telephonetal|,57-4
o... Well Hand laundry.
ll Washington Street.
South Nowell
ALI. WUBK 00!! BY “AND.
I" ACID!) USED IN WAHHINH.
IiATIH'AOTIHh GllABAFTlJil).
"In"? CALL!” '03 AID ”ELITE“
ll! FICI'II 07 CHARGE. "I TIMI.
.lilii N W A lull-2b. Proprietor.
W‘- vwh ntilcwviimrm- it. (Truth. Math street.
it.
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GIRLS AND YOUNG liDliS,
~ REVUI'ENN »
SEPTEMBER 27th.
HILLSIDE, NURWALK.
t 0 8’ NOTICE
ASSLS R .
7E. iltettmlevalgned, hereby give notice in
all remote and curmrailune. llnllli! to
peytare» lnthe’i‘own ol Norwellt. that they
are ruptired by law to deliver to the Awemrs
or ollllo-r or them, on or before the om de . of
buvemtwr. MN. a written or printed list, i at-
tulwlxwdnnti sworn to, of all the pr-lpuri)‘
owns-d b ‘ thorn on the first day of ”clutter.
MM. liable to taxation. otherwise It will be the
dot 'nf llm Abs-0min” in innit» out rililh list 1w.-
cortllmt to tbv-lr best judgment and knowledge.
and lilllilnlli'll lwrlont. lherrin, which ihev
urn (utmpvlli‘il by law lii (In, and from‘ Wllli'll
Il-ts no made tin-re is no appeal.
N 8 million may be minimal in tho Ams-
mrs.st.tlw.elw utmn'nollltfe. llanlt building
Ntirwalit. and at llii'l'tlillli’ll llmmi. llnvllnntl
street, Ponib horwellt. from and including
Uri/MW" lll. IHM, in and includlnv .‘vovemlwr
lei... Mil. Mid omen in lmouen from llllol'.’
o'clock a. m.. and (mm :1 in ii o'clock p. pi"
and on Saturday-t end Nilt’vuilml‘ but from . to
ii o'clock in tin- M’nlilillt.
”wind at Ntlvwnllt. ilciolmr 2d. Hill.
FlMNKlilN a. ’l‘ilidlllifl.‘ ‘
l4 HMl’l‘H It'llilVlMElllltL,
JAMIE» lei'llltl.l..
% Assemmr.
v ll lfll
Raym and 8: sons.
riuccmore to George ll. lie} mood.
Furniture ileulersand iltneral Funeral
Directors.
46 and on Main Directs. timeout. ct.
Residence, 3 Berkeley Plan.
Telephone. 77-4.
crannies".
Home
Tablets
Are standard prescriptions or bromine
physicians in accurate. convenient and
economical form. for the relief aw cure at
all the well-hm illnesses.
“A molly-u led wit. a one at these
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mammal“.
it York.
Tristram
The Leading, Dry Goods Store.
& Hyatt.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
nun-mun...
Goods in all of the latest weaves
quality. 39 cents.
particular, 50 cents yd.
at 50c. and 750. yd.
lrisiram &. ll‘ya‘l
tit irritant ltv' input tun-mo.
“hill
book for WWI oi the
the Sign Blue Bell.
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NOIIWALK IIIVISNDN.
mo
Public mailma- are Located aa rollover:
Wall ntreei. - - Central (Mice.
New (realise - New Canaan anm.
‘iioweytnn. ' - E. W. omittey at Go.
'rinuth Norwellt. - - ll. ll. Pleiwd
Weetport. ~ — W. It. lhboru.
'Wil n. .. N. t'. N. H. a: ll. it. 8.00.
*lnullratm Automatic ritailoo.
r. J. FLYNN.
Humbug, Steam and lies lilting
me WASHINGTON 8T.
1. I’. “you will have perennial charge of this
Wmflfl'e I
Plumbing overhauled and out in lint elm
unitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Black - Dress - Goals.
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We are showing not only the finest assortment of Black Dress
and frabrics, but also claim that
our prices are much lower than the ordinary retailer’s. We
should like to prove the claim just made; that is, you are invited
to inspect our stock of Black Goods and it upon examination it
is what We claim it is, the best that can be bought for the money,
your native prudence will move you to make your purchase here.
~ALL PRICES ON A FREE WOOL BASIS-
Blnck Henrietta, «ill-in. wide,~25 cents.
Black Cheviot Serge, all wool, 3H1in. wide, regular half-dollar
Black all wool Henrietta, 45-in. wide, guaranteed in every
Black Whip Cord, all wool, «lo-in. wide, usually sold at 75c..
and cheap at that price, this sale, 69c. yd.
A very attractive assortment of Figured .lacquards, all wool,
Priestlie’s hill: Warp llcnrieltae, in four qualities; also all
wool Swivel Figures, Tatnise Grape Cloth, Striped l’rincctta. Di-
agonal Molroee, and Nuns Yelling.
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