want
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AN PRICE THAT’S QUOTE
PR IN G
DRESS
" - GOODS
At thissale we offer our .1 Crepons at
750 yard.
At this sale we offer our 61 25 Crepons
st .1 yard.
At thlssals we otter our 81 50 Crepons
It": 25 ya
is don in price will more than
pa for al linings and findings.
in. lane! French Twills, illumin-
and plain grays, regular
. at 50.- yard. .
-l Aimee. 52 in. wide.
,at 50c ard.
. Silk arp Henreitta,
. VII”. 150. at 98c yard.
regular
regular
10 ' was Fine India Twills, black and
all . leading colors, value, 75:, at this
file ' -ly50c yard.
anon tow mus:
liNENS.
a never before had such phe-
« succasam getting bargains for
customers Our whole stock is one
, ”range of memoy savers
”dos. Hates Towels. lame size. soft
“WM-I,” A CHINESE RESTAURANT.
'5‘ ._—fl.———
o. In Washington In want- an on
”the. Are In Disguise.
Since the arrival of Moy Sum in town
things hays changed. Ho has taken one
of the houses on the south side. of the av-
enue between Third and Four-and-u-hnlf
m, and here on the second floor he has
a regular first class Chinese res-
taurant, such as one can find in the Chi-
‘ nae quarter of any of the ’ large western
I cities—Denver, Portland or San Frunoiseo.
, This is primarily intended for the hem-lit
of the Chinese residents of the city. and
" henthe homesick subjects of the Sunset
: Kingdom may come and n-gnlethcmsclvcs
with all of their Inost fondly rememlwml
homo dishes, smoked oysters, dried ducks'
fest. bird’s nest soup and preserved, can-
died and conserved things galore, for the
Chinese are muster hands at the art of
an. and they can put up anything
mllyflsh to conserved elirun so that
It will keep for ion years and cook up
fresh and inviting at the undof that time.
But, though the main room of the res-
harlot is for the Chinese rosldeuts, whom
they may smoke their pipes and cigarettes
and discuss the latest news of tho Korma
Inflation. there are private rooms where u
y of Americans can be accommodated,
5' and May Sam makes it a point to see that.
his visitors have a good time and have a
chance to test all the products of his Chl-
has chef. Tho mtaurant may be said to
" heron on the European plan.
When a visitor takes his seat, the straw
waiter flaps into the mom and
mm a little of this and a lltiloof
and keeps on going back for mom
ho is stopped, bringing something dif -
”ell time. The vlaitoriaken all he
when the meal is over Moy
in, counts up the damage that
done to the various dishes and
accordingly. One can get as much
tool the various dishes for a
, and an outlay of half a dollar
stall even a professional dim-r out,
vilior wills it, he can havo chop-
th his local, but for punms of
they are all. The slender round
. snow white elephant lvmy about
lonl are very pretty to look at
up would make capital
. Mu, but to Investigate the
, ‘ coolness doughnut with them
' " “I"! the mysteries of a “pan tnr"
E33 95
to?
3
I
I
ii
3%:
n. to pick a combination
or scoop up a drop of
< with I thus tilled fork.
'7 will! to submit to usinga
American halls and fork, which
as drilled without extra charge,
lentils that is childlike and
”I of the Celestial when be
discarded ivurics resting on
at your puts.
my of the dinner is tea-
is where the native of
thoAmrlcaus a pointer. A
‘ » howl in ailttls, round, pola
sales! is brought to each para
< ' it is
that later “a pound. and
out tits inside of an Amer»
0n the tea I‘m is
and over the bowl
.m'
the teammate
. m
m which lost an inside
strainer for the tea
on the
.
and nice, 5c each.
54 in. Damask, full bleached, always
50c yard, now 37c.
54 in. Cream Damask, all linen, a
beauty at 80c yard.
Half Bleached Damask 52' in. wide,
others get 37}: for the same quality, our
price this week is 250 yard.
We have another case of that 44 in.ua-
bleached Cotton to sell at in. You
should get some of this as it is worth tic
yard.
We are sorry for those who did not get
some of the 2 1-4 yd. wide Bleached
Sheeting advertised last week. We now
have another case of It Price while it
lasts, 15c yard. It is sold everywhere at
230 yard
Remnants of Red Damask. 2 yd. to 16
yd. lengths, 50c quality, at 35;: yard.
NEW
WASH lilllllli
Here‘s where the low prince count.|
Bright new goods from the world's heatf
manufacturers. The choiceit patterns. |
newest styles and all at out prices for,
one week. ~
Wash Crepone. same as advertised last;
week at half price All the new l'pl'illll l
ahadings, guaranteed last color, only 100
ard.
y Imported Dimitivs. none bandsomer in
the United Suites. at the low price of Lie
m. tuu .sino or extra nuice in a tiny cup
i that (”we not hold more than it good sized
thinlblelnl, nml with it u liltluciilnn on.
tulle, with it spent on one side and a fun
by little concave lid that is hcld in place
with the forefinger while the beverage is
poured out. This is for-“mum hey," or
Chinese msowine, a colorless, aromatic
liquid, a tiny cnpful of which goes with
each course.
Then come lhe dished in disguise. The
first llllllll. when the thrill is the light
midday luncheon. is “fem sum," it curi-
ous llilledniupnng ulmut l'_. inches in
diameter, allnpml exactly like a fishing
creel, it is llllllll' of rice. flour, and on top
is traced a dclicule figure in l‘lM‘lIllli'lii or
sonn- other lliu‘ coloring maltcr, to "looks
it look pretty." as Muy cxplulncd, on the
same principle of pepper thumbs on a
boiled hum. l'lie d'nnpiillg is hollow. and
inside is Mullul with an utterly nnfulh
tunable culnpu-und of ham. lilllhil r. roupl
luwf, llillli‘ll duck nnd“lcn n 'lcvcn" other
things. no .\lo_\' nxplnlns. in make it iu~te
good. With the dumplings come litllo
shallow plulu, like artists” t'nlul‘ copy. of
highly seasoned, spicy Mlllt‘t', not unlike
\\'om-Mcr,~hirc The next is n dlilen-nt
gradi- of dumpllng, made of a slightly dif~
fcn‘ut culorcd dough and stuffed with
even it lnuri' Vurlul mixture of grated meats
and \'l‘;{l‘i,:lllll‘l~, prominent anumg which
is l‘lilncw cabbage, and the general odor
of which is that of a pair of cnnvasllaeks
that are “just right." This in shaped like
a half tied tobacco pouch and is known in
the \‘cl'llucnlnr as “min inr."
'l‘lu-n conic the sun-ct things. llreud is
known us “how.” but this, too, rolueu on
disuulml. it is in the form of around
dnmpllng of dry boiled dough, ornament
ed on lhe top in mystic) hcirnulyphlca and
filled inside with a sweet prime-Ned mix
turn of prunndlnlis and “ii ehe quoting."
The meal is wound up with fililncm
doughnuts with an unaiwllahlo halite, hut
imikllltz not unlike hrnwn tennis balls nml
filled with another surprising mixture of
street common, almost too IWN". for an
American palate in stand. The other few
lures of the dessert are brown jelly. cut in
nervous. imitation slabs and sprinkled
thickly with dried iomoio Hf'l‘i", roam-Wed
eliron. clear almost as amber and lasting
like fresh polled fruit. -
Cigarettes and silnal slpnf hogs hey
close the local. And the mat is ill) cents.
The n~gular dinner ls heavier and con-
tains mast heel, halleddurk, slowed chick-
en and smoked waters. all of which are
paid for on the Mimipecn plan.--Washlng-
um Post.
To KEEP THE LAMPS EURNINO.
a Little Practical Instruction min the
“id" Brahman to the Younger.
“The fluids in the car kept going out,"
sold a traveler, telling of a little unwrio
ancuon a rallmad train in a cold mll.
”First one light. then another, sometimes
two or three at a Hill", and omen they wont
out altogether, leaving the nor in total
darkness. Ii. was a very cmnforlable car,
handsomely lined, and very one. and
warm. (llltslds the weather was tremen.
dons. The windows were all white with
trust. The wind blew in cyclones and
hurricanes. and arm now and than it
would find its way into the little ventilat—
ing shalt: In the mm of the car over the
lampsandshoct dowaand on! out the
“8M
“'lllic iii-ism was a also and
Ionics;
‘«
’3 - .
pieces drop de-vlenne, plain and
face designs Special for one week, l25c
yard.
Scotch Ginghams. dress styles in large
assortment, regular price, 25:; at this
sale, 19.: yard.
OH R
KITCHEN
DEPARTMENT
is becoming more and more popular every
day
J not drop in and take a look at our
stock.
Our goods once seen you'll need no per-
suasion to buy.
Match these Bar-
gains elsewhere if
you can.
Carlsbad China Tea Sets. .56 pieces. dec
«rated and illuminated. old tariff price,
88 49: epecial price. this week. 65 llil.
Glass i‘ahle Sets, 4 pieces, at 19.3, 490.
We to Ql 25.
Lemonade Sets, 7 pieces, with tray,
Oi. l9 and ti 49 set.
7 in White Granite Bakers. revular
mitotic" tho murr wny 10 light the other
the first Wl'lll out before he hud got the
second lighted, ilut this never disturbed
him a lot When he had got the sm-und
lighted. he simply reached luv-ll and light-
quletly as he did all. ills good humor was
E'lt'xlil‘ilFith', nml the storm might Murder
and blow us it Would. but it couldn‘t put
him out.
"There was one hruco of lamps that
lim‘lllt‘tl to do it little better than the rest,
and once. \chcn thew remained lighted
while oil the rest Wi re out. one of the pus
scum-rs nnlil tn the imlkcmnn, good liu»
nmrcdly:
" let her go at that. That‘s light
enough.’ And as a matter of fact that
Would have la-cn Nillhlill‘lury in all the
pu~~cngcrs in the cor. 'l‘hcrowere only
eight, all inlll——lW(qullll'll and six men——
and they “we all sillingulmntln the mid-
die of the um- and not reading—they had
got tired of [huh—and they Were just sit
low light railicr uddrd than olhcrwlw in
the acllw of cozy quiet. lint ltwas a part
of tho lil‘llki nmn's duty to kccp the lights
in his ear ililllli‘ll. and lmkept at 'cm with
the some good humor, and the passengers
smiled with him as he worked.
brakcman—nn older mun of morouxpcrl-
once. lie got up at the two lumps ill the
forward cndof the cur. Slalullng there
for a moment. ho took out of his coat
little piece which he crumpled together
into a little loom round wad,
”lie tucked this loom liltlu wall of pa
per into the muulh of one of the ventilnt‘
lng slmftaorer the lamps. llo tucked an:
other similar litlln wad into the other
shaft. Then he lighted the lamps. They
burned all right. The little wads of pa
per did not obstruct the ventilator much,
but they did break npanddisslpato nml so
make harmless the little goals that new
and then came in from above.
"The hmkemaa of our car saw the oth-
er hrakuumu fix just one ventilator, and
then he was up at the next pair of lamps
fixing the ventilators of thew. Quickly
they had them all fixed and the lamps all
llahml. aml from that on they burned
sleadlly.“-«.\'ow York Hun.
.Aumflva—u
ANOTHER GLACIAL vemoo.
Geologists ”think the World Ilay Be In.
new lip Again.
The attention is again being discussed
whether recent and long continued obser-
vations do not point to the advent of a
mound glacial period. when the countries
now basking In the imieriug warmth of a
tropical sun will ultlnmtuly give Way to
the perennial frost and snow of the polar
regions. The researelu of geologists have
proved the existence n ilnwnland and
other arctic lands of fossil palms and oth-
reglens were once ouvanal with a rich veg.
station. which only equatorial cllmcs can
produce.
Then calm the mat ice are, which
buried this vegetation lli'lllltltll the mantle
tvernltlev of the earth. is this kingdom
of ice and snow again «standing its way
toward the equator? from the arctic clr‘
slat we have no data which supply an an»
"decentralisation, but it “snorted that
the distinct Norway. Man and let»
load is «cool! becoming more severe.
“we! announced churns
firm automate
price, 15 i: today. 10c each.
8 in, White Granite Bakers, regular
price We; today 12c each.
White Granite Cups and Saucers, at
this sale, 296 Set.
Cedar Tubs, with iron hoop, same as
we have been retailing at 98.3, we offer,
this week._at 520. (Only one tab to a
customer)
Nickel plate on copper tea kettles, Nos.
78m 8, always sold at $1 39; at this sale.
6 c. 3
Carpet Sweepers, made by the Bissell
Carpet Sweeper Co , only 75c each
Glow Night lamp. will burn 200 hours
with one filling; no smell, no smoke; the
only pert. ct night lamp in the market,
ornamental as Well as useful, 2‘ 5 each.
MIlSllN‘
UNRERWEAR.
Ladiea' White Skirts—good muslin,
with narrow or wide camhric rullie;
reuular price 50:; special for this Week
23‘: each
Ladles' White Skirts,rieep rnllle. of em-
broidery ; regular price 69:; sale price 47
cram.
Ladies’ White Skirts, deep lace on
radio; reanlar value 59c; now 39o each.
'lea styles In corset covers at 250 each:
worth 25 oer sent more.
mm uunug_tno sununer "mum in the
Atlantic than was the cases few years
l Scandinavia and Iceland.
ed the first one again und smiled n little:
ting lln re, comfortably enough, and tho ‘
“Presently the door at the forward end .
of the cur opullml. and in mine nimthcr‘
pocket It nuunpnper. from which he turn it .
or tropical plants, which show that those *
of cold which still prevails at the polar or I
“‘"i
ago, and the effect of these. icebergs is to
materially reduce the temperature of
The latter ls~
land in late yourshas been suffering no se-
verely that com no longer rlpms there,
and the inhabitants. in fear of approach-
ing famine and a still culllul' climate, are
emigrating to North America.
The lnliuence of the gulf stream on the
,cllmuteof Norway. which has not been
less marked than its effects on the masts
I of Ireland and Scotland, is being eilaecd
. by tho intcnsilyof the cold brought by
the masses of ice which if. is for the gulf
stream to carry toward the eastern side of
tho north Atlantic. This extraordinary
cold appears, however, to be rather a
periodical m‘cnrrenco than of gradually
nml annually increasing in intensity,
nml the existence. of larger quantities of
ice than usual in NW Atlantic rather points
to warmer Wl'illl’li'l‘ in the polar regions
than to an nmmial intensity and exten'
sion of the region of the polar cold The
annals of history show that from time to
time since tho advent of map into the
World renmrkdhln rigid winters and tfirld
sunlmi s havonpsct the calculations of
luurnul guillngihln and milled the equa-
nlmlty of the inhabitants of the temper-
nto cones. chcrul limes llm frnvt king
has been known to Pull“! down from the
heights of Europe and seul the waters of
the Aiil‘lnllu,
in mm and will the ire formed a serum
bridge from Venice in the opposite llul‘
manna roast. and in 1709 the Adriatic
was eomplclely covered with ice. All the
rivers in France We") frozen in the years
1305 and lillil. the ice on the river lthone
heingln some places ll'i feet thick. The
winter of 175M) Willi rigorous throughout
Europe. The Atlantic froze along its
coast to a distance of several leagues, and
Vessels were unable to appnumh within
some mile» of (intend, in lkilglum. a port
tiltit ordinarily is open throughout the
year. 'l‘lm winter of not ill in memnm
bio for its extreme ileum: of cold. Hnow
fellln New England in every month of
the your in tell", and the weather was so
uniformly chilly that scanty crops of every
sort “pm harvested. (in the lhth of May,
lilill. snow fell to the depth of a foot.
in the winterof iiifilvil the Humanitarian
river at liavra do (irate, Md, was fnmn
sohard that trains of the lfhllsdelphis,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad ran
over it. The large fsrryboot which carried
the ears norms the river failed .to keep the
chnnnelopcn. and there being nohridas
at that time the track for the railroad cm
was laid on the lee precisely at it was on
land. with sleepers, erosatles and iron rails,
and the cars wore run across.-flew York
Times.
units safe Then.
A quiet looking member of the Quaker
persuasion nmently administered the fol‘
lowing apt rebuke to acemln country
person more celebrated for his passionate
love of for hunting than for his pulpit
powers.
"Friend, lhou’rt clever at for catching,
I believer”
“There are few men in the countryside
‘ who can excel mo in the sport,” observed
, the parmn proudly.
“Nevivrlheless. friend, if I were a for I
would bids whats than would“ never
H
'39:.be “will yea it“ In!”
«rmus'a "mu-Mu
; {count-:12 MAN AND wALL STREETS, NORWALK.
A price that is not backed up, by quality-and style means nothing. We have said that before, but its worth repeating. If you
our money’s worth don’t buy the first thing you see, go about from store to store. If you do we know to a Certainty that,
come back to this great store. , YOU’LL FIND THE BEST QUALITIES HERE; AND WE ALWAYS MEET AND BEA-T ‘
I) ELSEWHERE. The most delightful news is the story of
WRAPS AND JACKET
, The new CAPES from the leading Paris, Berlin and New York makers are handsomer than ever. They come in a variety of
. aterials, and prices range'from $1.19 to $45.00. As a special leader we offer a line of Velvet Capes lined throughout With change-
'ble Silk, deep point lace collar, neck finished With black satin ribbon and lace, all sizes, today $4.98. ”
LACES.
Thencwstock of Laces is now coal-
pssnc.crsarn, bearre and black, in all
widths and absolutely correct style.
Special attention is Invited to our offer-
ings of ltalian Valencieunes Lace at 2c,
3c. 49, 5e. 6e, 7c. 8e. 9e and We yard.
Wonderful prices and a wonderful as
continent.-
Oriental Lace at 15c. 10c, 25c. 29c, 31c
and 88c yd. Just 335 per cent. less than
regular value.
Stock collars
We have just opened an elegant line
of stock (tellers in silk, lace. chiffon
and ribbon combinations. Over twenty’
five dim-rent style». all colors. Prices
range from id: to 1M 98 each.
HOSIERY
AND
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Seamless Post Black Rose.
piste. All the new styles in white chain, 25c
ladies’ Ribbed Top Hose, extra fine
quality. our regular 25:: grade, used to
sell at 39c; 19.: pair.
Men's Tan and Black } Hose have been
sold at 25c pair; at this sale. 2 pairs for
Ken’- Oatioz Shirts, best made, roe-
ular prices it 75 and 32. Can't last 10‘
at 75c each.
Men's Unlaundered Shirts, spool
made i )l’ as. Wamsatta Muslin, don
hack and front. all linen Boson, would
be cheap at 69c; now 39c each.
N. B. Not more than 1 dozen to a cue-
to
nor.
Ladies' Lisle Vests, high neck. short
sleeves regular value 50c; special price
today 36c each.
SlLKS.
“There is but one place in the twin
cities to buy silks." This is the expre-
sion of thousands of wise and wideawaks
women who have visited our store and
seen our elegant display of these stylish
and popular goods. Today we place on
sale 250 silk waist patterns. Value $1 I
yard. at 75 cents a yard.
50 different styles in wash silks—at thh
sale 31 cents a yard.
Pena de sol and satin duchesle are the
popular Suite for dresses. We have in
stock a Peso de sol that we are seilln at
1.25, same as other dealdrs
value We. at We. pair.
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Lobsters
MAPLE SYRUP ,
Fresh and Salt Fish
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