" tort!» ”ambiance of tho»
Me at can or other mar.
, “humane to The Bentl-
miuld‘tnnlluuu be ed-
“! mama KENNEL
Math Nurvmlk. (it-an
’ .9 Marvin! Inn 0 Circulation
9! Non-wilt and it. Hum-h.
W§.IMW MI Olnnh‘lnui
an» "the? Time Low! Dail-
Rm is utwaya 0pm to
cannot be marantoed the
y in handed in. Evernyn-
infill be made to accommo-
m. but changes cannot. be in-
» o right unless copy is sent-
‘cloct in the Madman! of the
the change in desired.
Thumb-mo OI”...
room». Qty-I.
afflm'. lo-a. ‘
it Hvrultl Want—lim- Hum-ant
litter toder prowl-ms to: be Clml‘l“.
all“ te-nnu atur~ changemund uni 9:
M8. follow.” hr stow. ’inmtorruW
no t, b» uenerltl‘v fr in clearly to
wire (1 slightly warm ll’.
Timur-.mmmr ttmmnl
’l bustpolntof NIP mar-"murmur for
Jun a mu ending at noon to 'm
Winn": mom; mum u degrees
‘ Ill'o \lnunu‘ tut I‘umurrnu
W Sun fete ‘ High ride ‘ butxddp
4 out a 0.40 2.49
. , Dreadful!
be British Fortnightly Review ll
fully put about in its mind because
‘ uh it discern: in the move toward
_ ting some l'eeble little coast defenses
, ‘tjhil country, notably at New York
you San F rancisco. the preliminary
ill! and throbbings of a great plan
the part of the United States to “ag-
."‘agninst the whole earth and par-
orly England. It says in an out-
‘ , of uneasiness. does this scary old
.J‘t , The Fortnightly Review, that
he War academy of Annapolis and the
r academy of New York are studying
, strategy of a ivugglo with Ena-
., ’,' To make the situation more
7 still "the menu, illiterate and un-
prospcrous westerners and southerncrs
cocaine to regard their motherland
fl a foul and malignant octopus. ”
70bit my, mbee feel called on, to on
at outselv'e'é to socth'o lh'e feat-e 01“ The
torn/tightly. The “War academies; of An-
.4 poll! and New York" are not study-
‘3 the urology-of 11' war with England
moralthnn withnny other country.
c southerncrs and westerners are not
, Wrilliterutc or unprotperous. If they
"uterine hundreds of millions of Brit-
‘ ‘ pitul invested in both sections
u)! not pay. thh dividends that go
Windy» to our head old’n‘other. The
out find‘aonih do not bnte England for
, on and malignnnloetopus. Nobody
it! I’Engluud in this country. We are
, with luast bit afraid of her. however,
' on} otherecountry. We are not ag-
" L i re. We do'no‘twreek to grab up cv—
cfli} good thing that is lying; [ironing at-
MW or unattached on this globe. We
‘ “Mbat to England.
We respect the rights of all other no-
icncias we roiptct and are ready to do.
Md our own. We \‘IlEll well to all the
world. If, however, any outlying coun~
W wishes desperately to he anncxrd to
. "3!. We might ccuaidor the matter in a
Mahly calm and judicial spirit. if
‘ '6 hecoptcd the tiller. we Wmlltl consid.
1" thlt ‘Wc Were doinn a favor to the,
‘P -fryhy letting her f‘lllllO in and be
m of us. ' We would feel just the some
“on ti! ’thc country note our little rain
‘ ’ Chanda. lint we Nimk no quarrel, \vo
M510 mom territory. We ate mm of
MR, but we are men of peace.
fill; Intomllhilo in a carriage that rum
“that in to any. a carriage that lit
by mechanical motion and not by
_ power. The rmzr in Promo for
mechanical wagons has not its ynt
. to other countries. French
are trying every method
» .r: the machines. They Work
and orders come in far ahead of
lit! flimpply the demand. They
mama. tm, study the l'm‘ltt
m and feel their way to»
‘ perfect development of the inn-
M ll new no doubt. that it
W before may years. It
MW the borne out. Nothing
Mutilated tlbn sbeautitul
But the minor people Cannot
they harm for their pcasure.
- :flil wt to the automobile. its
”6th bicycle. When the
. “niece can be made cheep
.. country roads will hardly
7' “like! of them that will spin
“pleasant ways. bio doubt. too.
factor-c of the hhmly traction
‘ it cell} a matter of a little
.Wheii it shall replace the
Wuhan indeed will lite
wwwemmurreom cit theore-
\ mantle apiece» thhbmm to belong to
the realm ct action. Ave-eel but found
cred within night of port-cone down
with all her cargo. Trio diver: were
lent to report upon the cause at the out
«uter acquit prospect of airing the
anode. Orient there reprennted the la-
rnrance'hmhm. who had instituted the
investigation. and the other the captain
and owners or the vessel. _ ' l
The brokerr' mun touched bottom lint
and found himself on a bed of white
lend. He Was fortunate enough almost
: immediately to discover the wreck and
It Once climbed the cram upon which
the vessel rented. Investigation showed
him that there had teen foul play. for
an anger hole was plainly visible in the
hull ot the ship.
He had turned to pointout his discov—
ery to the other diver, who was now by
his side, when he felt himself suddenly
clutched by the waist and dragged down
upon the sand. Here bis assailant mur-'
derouely attempted to break the glass
of his helmet. but the assailed mun
fought desperately for his life.
He firmly believed himself to be in
the clutch of a madman, and for a few
minutes the water was thick with land
that flew up around the combatants. In
the end the first diver was worsted, and
hi: Msailunt forced him to lose hold
upon his line.
Death accrued imminent, but: the div-
er'l will did not forsake him. Finding
that he was no match for his adversary.
he fell back and apparently swooned.
and in this condition the othsrman pre-
pared to leave him, out; off from com-
munication with the upper world. He
gave the signal to be drawn up, but no
he began to ascend the apparently swoon-
ing luau sprang to his tool: and clulelml
the rising man's legs mth a firm grip,
and the two were hauled to the surface
together.
Then, indeed. the ready wilted diver
fainted in earnest. and before he regain.
ed consciousness his enemy had escaped
to land and when captured wasnttempt-
ing to leave the country. At the trial he
explained the reason of his conduct.
It was the old story of greed leading
to unlawful deed and of the resulting
danger inciting to fresh orime—anover-
insured cargo, o scuttled ship and then
a frantic effort on tho part of the ship-
cwnere to avoid disgrace and punish-
ment by offering to the diver a share of
the profits on condition that the discov-
ery, sure to be made by his rival, should
never be heard of. ——You t h‘s Companion.
Al to Bullets.
A Bridgeport tConn.) inventor has
patented a "mushrooming bullet. "- This
is; designed to till a very important. want
in modt-rn warfare, the new styled rifle
projectile having proved too humane.
The trouble with the latter is that, hav-
ing only the diameter of a loud pencil
and traveling with a velocity of half a
mile a second, it is apt to pass trlcmi
through it than Wllllf‘lll’. disabling him.
it lacks what. is technically called “stoo-
ping power. " The bullet devised by the
Bridgeport man has a cavity lll‘lll‘ the
point, which causes it to "niuslirooru"
p—i.;e., spread—4m striking. so on “to
produce a large and inru‘i‘ntcd wound;
nccognpanied by ureat'slmck. " In time
of p are itwnguy ho employed ior killing
lion , tigers and elephants. 0‘
" The very newest thing in this line.
hoivbvcr, is the aluminium bullet. Of
course it is wryligbt, aluminium being
mlyl about as heavy as chalk. It is not
intended for use in war, but for hunting
nudrlmntiiig 'at targets. ’ Ordinary bul-
lets‘Ltho an cxccsstof force for such
purposes, traveling unnecessarily ,fnr.
Thosu of aluminium, on the other hand.
have about the same force for short dis-
tanoru, but their velocity diminishes
rapidly beyond 800 yards. For small
game a person fond of shooting may
avoid himself of ”removal idea of an-
othtir inventor, who suggests that lit»
lgind new in use. These latter are coat-
ul With ul‘hpliilc. to blaokcn and polish
them, and this in alleged to be objocv
tionnbll- lll't‘ltllfil' the graphite fouls the
gun. .l~‘urthcrmcro. the lead is acted
upon chemically by the animal juiooe
so at to be injurious to the outer of the
limit. This in obviated by the coating
of litl.--Uoletnn 'i‘rulworlpt.
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litlll . Chance For litinlnm.
Tho monotonous voico of tho trainhoy
broke in upon the meditations of tho
tllcopy traveler. ‘
“All papers. any of the nporting or
comic publications. bOttlttI by popular
million"—
“2'; , any.” drowcily unmoved the
trawin-t'.
lo a few moments the boy came back
and fiilllk" to him again:
“llinamlu, orunut'n. ttp"--
“Ito!"
. Again the boy went away, and again
become back.
“I‘ll“... clmolatc curamels"-—-
”Dott't want anything. I with you
Would quit bothering me. ”
Once more the boy went away, and
once more he returned.
"New. recline." raid the traveler.
thoroughly awake by this time, ”young
chap, 1 don‘twunt any land pcnciie.
prize packager, stationery. books, pm
pore of any kind, cigars, fruit, candy or
Ikullt-apn. l here no use for nut».
nhellrd or otherwise, and you can‘t sell
me any map. buckles. combs, razor
«trope. cult buttons. almannco, papers
of plus. cornstarch. man. walking
stirkr. mustard spoons, umbrellas,
nightabtm, elotbcapine, brmaded silks,
rubber handmcnrpete. bicycles. shaving
mugs, yachting cups. dismantle. braves
or {tn-kn, cut glut, flour. bacon. pickle
dither. pertnmcry. coll'ee. tee. line out
tobacco. coal. bony curricular. elephants,
home many other klndolentmul—tour
tumor] or otherwise-mew loge. minim;
slot-k or real estate. Now. will you go
away and let me clone?” “
”Yes. ctr.” rejoined the trotuboy in
the ram uncommon tout. “Went any
cream mfirommm'lm _
platp sli‘ttf‘itlould bo' Tl‘rcl‘el'ahlb fo'Wlm‘
Mfimmfivflhbnm
mtmmlmivmummottmr
m mat and chum mm: at
meets. M and explicit direction-
tcr petting mother the mutt w
69ii—Lauuei' Coat Willi 92.53.91! Collar.
HINTS BY MAY MANTON.
Tobteco-brown cloth, velvet, braid
and unwind pearl buttons are atylishly
combined in this smart top garment.
The picturesque hull of brown felt is
trimmed with Velvet edged ribbon
and black ostrich plumes.
The coat (roots are loose-fitting, clos~
ingin double-brensred fashion by three
fanciful tabs at the top on the left side.
The graceful and pert‘ectly-flittng back
Is shaped by seems that extend to the
shoulder, which are conceals-d by straps
of clothinpplied in molar lawhion. 'l'he
centre-back seam is omitted ( the newest
wrinkle, by the way'). Below the waist
line the back is laid in deep box-plains.
An attractive feature is the stylish
collar, cut in deep slunhes and outlined
on its free edges With braid. It is so ar-
ranged upon aderp band as to pruvule
the fashionable flare.
The one-senm gigot sleeves are of
moderate but fashionable fullness, and
are completed at the wrists by flaring
unit‘s of velvet to match the collar. Pret-
otly shaped pocket-laps CUle‘ inserted
pothole.
Melton. covert, whipcord, and all rc~
gulution plain or mixed oloukings may
no employed in making this Stylish coat
aith decorations of fur, astrakhau,
mind, or plainly finished by machine
shliClllIlg.
To make this jacket in the medium
are it will require t-WU and three-fourths
audit of flfty—t‘our-uu'h \vnio material.
the pallet”, No 0911, maybe had in
izes for u'32, Si. 36. 38, 40 and 424mb
Ift'llffl.
Ehrni
re SENTlflEL
' cow-oh.
Cntltllnirto one “mg... my aim or No.
i
(lot this out. till In your demeandad rem.
. and mail or take it to
Sturtonnt'o Borg-tn lieu»
min “mm..._..-_.....-.m-.u.._.._..
”DIM“. .......................................................
"ATTEBN N0. SIZEWMIN
'l'bts coupon and it cent:- 1] secure
utmve pattern at to vant’s. onh Main
nap Ann streets. on h Norwall
L
60”.
was
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Champion Shot at the World.
Misc Annie Oakley writes: "Myself
ind many of the llntl'nlo Blli Wild Wont
Ho have given Allen's Foot-cure, the
powder to shake intotho atoms, a most
thorough trial. and can honestly say
hatit dooe all it not more than you
claim." It instantly takes the etinp out
-lf cores and bumonn. Allen's Fruit-cane
to «certain cure for ewullcn, eniartinu,
telling. blistercd or sweating: fret. Sold
by all druguirts and elmo littll'ilrl, twenty-
tlvocentu. Saniplonont free. Address
Allen 5. ()niutul. Lcltoy. N. Y.
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Weather Summary For November.
The temperature, precipitation. etc,
for tho month of antllllfl'l‘, as recorded
by George C. Gilllibklflk. observer, is an
I”allot”: Htglwttmnpevatum.tlilfi, on
the 17th; lowoat temperature. 18°. on
'liotllld; moan maximum temperature.
fill-3°; mean minimum temperature.
Jill”; mean temperature, 44°; total
precipitation. 2 41 inches; greatest pro
eipitaticn in any twenty-tour consecutive
hotm. 1.20 inches. «tth and lith; total
mowiull, in inches; number of clear
inytl. ill; number of partly cloudy days,
4guuniber of cloudy days. 13. Prevail—
ing wind, direction wont.
Then it Nothing to Good.
There in nothing just as good as Dr.
King's New Dincovoty for coiieumpttou.
coughs and colds, anticlmtttd it and do
not portrait thedcnler to hell you some
mbIliiuto. He will not claim them is
anything better. but. in order to make
more profit be may claim mmcthlng else
to be just an amid. You want Dr
King's New Discovery because you know
it tubercle and Nimble. and uuurnm
tour] to do good or money refunded. For
«maths. colds. consumption and for all
ohmimoof throutmheitt and lungs,‘tbm
to nothing 50ng] as is Dr. King's New
Dimitry. The: boom may at R. H.
bustémeusuto, and retail: for twenty-tire _
, he.
cum ‘ ‘onioaaambufi T ‘0
?‘ Eu ugh Said. 5 '
Tax Collector's Sale.
NOTICE is hereby no that the under
signed, Cullen ,ll' at Tum. under
and by Virtue at a certain tux warrant,
duly rxt'flllml and signed by proper an.
thorny and directed to the undemgned.
commanding turn to hwy and collect of
OMAS MORRIS.
Ind other persona named in the rule book,
on the this in said wnrruuc lettered, their
nverulprupnrtloue ot the sum total as
(herein slatted, Mild mm being a to: or on
Il'ltflmenl laid upon the commitment but
made in 1891 by the inbuhltautu of the
town at Nurwalk, regularly and locally
mumbled, to «it. on the mill day of De-
camber. A. D , lmlflnct fur the purpose of
providing for the inllehlrduese of mid
mwn, levies upon the following deecribed
real estate at said
» THOMAS Mounts,
situated in town of Norwaik, in ,ouantlty
about lb acres, and bounded nI rthrrly by
land now or formerly oi France» A. Set-
lw-k and land now or formerly of Putty
' heed, the widow of Jul)" Ruflllfl‘llfiltel'ly by
highway. H‘Hllhr‘l'ly hv hlflllWlly Hr inn»,
and wraterly by Fve hill» ltnvor, no culled.
And i snail mail at Public Aucll in, on
the breathes brrmnbelore lll'hcrlht'tl, on
the 9th day of February, A. D , 1897. at 10
o'clock fort-noon. so much thereof 3.. will
rain: the autxi 0! new-n dollars and filly
cunt (87.50), tlmthoimr the proportion of
the Hilll ‘l‘bonim erris. of the sum total
in said lint, together with the charges of
levy, rule, etc. ,
~ GEO. B. 51‘. JOHN,
Tex Unilretur, Lint. ..{ lttill.
Dated Ill Nam-ails, Dec. 2, A. D ,1896.
1
Tax Collector 5 Sale.
VOTlCE is hereby given that. the under-
3. award. Collectnrol 'l‘axcs, lllltlrl‘ and
by vimu- at a certain tux warrant. duly
{mooted and sight-ti by tmnwr authority
and directed to the ll:l(l.‘.l‘il'.:lwll. com.
intruding llllll to levy and collect of
THOMAS MORRIS,
and , other pt'ramm nmued in the rate
bunk, on the list to said warrant annexed,
lllcll‘ht-Vt't‘fll prnimrtunmot the ~um total
5* bllt‘l’lflll ts‘llllrll.lillll.l Him lit-mun tax
or attachment. laid upon the Ham'fi‘lllelll
list. mode in 1895 by”)? iulmlmltntn oi
the own of Not-milk. regularly and
legally IlHMi'nflllt'll, to wit, on the 20-h day
of January. A. 11.18%. mot for the pur-
poseof providing {or-the ititlelltmlilt'ss of
said town, lrvws 111nm the lolluwuig de-
scribed root N we of said
THOMAS VORHIS, .
situated in tow” mi N rwlllts, in quantity
ah Int 15, acres and b united in. rtoorly by
litnd nowor furiiirt'ly ol' Franco‘i A. fit
leek. and had now or iotnn-rly of Pat 3'
Reed. the Widow of John Rustin-natal; by
niglnvity, southerly by hurhwuy or limb.
and “utterly by F vr Mlle Rlvvr am called.
And I shall sell at Public Auction, on
the premium lioreinbtrture ilP“(‘l‘|l)I‘ll. on
the 9:1) any n! Ft'lll'llllry.6.l)..l597.llb 10:33
o'clock invention. a. much thorvnf as “‘lll
rut-n: the «it: at uui’cn «lullar- and fl .y.
cents, ($150), that ll"lll:{ the pm
pnl‘lluu ot lllt‘ said/Phonic» Morru of the
Mini total in Mud int. 1: guilt-r with the
charges of levy, Sillit', our.
(till). ll. SF. .lt)li.\’.
Tux ('I-llt'tl‘ l', l.l~l ul 1595.
Dated at Nutwnli, “or. L’, A.“ , Wild.
Tax Collector’s Sale.
\‘oumi. hereby given that the llll<
A drummed, (lolivctnr of Taxes, ttmior
and bv Vll'lllt‘ vi a cor uiu tux \\‘:lll’;lll'.
only rxucnmi n'tll hlullt'll lw prntwruu
thurltv and directed the nndwe Iflll'll.
commanding hint to levy and collect oi
THOMAS litiltltlrl, ‘
Andollior persons natnui in lln- rule book.
no the but to loud warrant. allllrxwl.
their m-wral prnpofllnlmv-f the sum total
nu therein utmotl,,haul r-lllll llr‘lllu a tax or
newsstlirii' laid upon the «snowmen! li-l
umde in 1pm in; thoinlmbitunmnf the
tun‘nnf N-anaik, regularly and legally
RN‘?"7l)lL‘ll,l" Wit; on the let tltiy of March
A. 1)., 1805, met, tor the purpuw
of providing for the imlrlitmlnose u! said
town. levies upon the following described
real estate of said
THOMAS MORRIS.
situated in town ut Nu-rwitult, in quantity
ah nut 15) acres, and b Illlltll"l northerly by
land now or luruirrly or li‘rumzra A Stel-
lock, and land now or formerly of l’atty
llrt‘l‘l. the Wltl'l“? ni‘Jv-lin ill-tellmth-riy by
highway. hunthvl'ly bv highway or lane,
and \vtMt-riy by Eve Mub- Rtt't'r,t~"l(‘.lllll,'(l.
And [shall sellitt public auction, on
vb:- pri-mlucs llt'l’t'lllllt‘lttl‘t' tlt‘\t'.rlljt'(l. no
tin-{ltlltiuy 01' Fri)" A. 1).. lblli, at “:15
o’clock lorirnnon, so much thumb»! in Will
ritise'the ‘stuu of “CV?” tl"lllll“3 nod {lily
crnlh usl‘ilos, that bring: tho pro
pnrlltlll oi the mid 'l‘ltmnae Home Of rin-
unrn tntnl Ill sunl liw, t. .gvlhvr .wath the
charges of low. sale. «to. 4
(tl'hitlliii ti. S'l'. .mllv,
Tax Collector. lll‘l ni l‘lil.
Drttcdut Nornalk, llvl‘. ‘1, A. ll, i590.
Bucutln't Arnie: 82m
The best solve in the world for ours,
bruntos, sores. ulcers. cult rheuin. fever
aortas. teller, chapped hilllilfi. citilblaine.
corn». and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively come piles, or no pay required.
It io guaranteed to give perfect mtiefao-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 main-
per box. E. l’. Wood and (i. U. rltilleou.
Dbl You Ever
'l‘ry Electric Bitters as a moody for
ynurti'ouhlcs? lfuot. 't-t a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
touml to be [m'ttlittrly adnptvd to the m
lit-f and cure of all l‘l-nmlo (lotnplamtc.
oxvl‘tiin.r a Wonderful dirrot inlluonco in
giving flirt-null: and tone to the organic.
If you have Loni-i of Appetite, (Jottktiptt-
tinn, llvadtwlio, Fainting Spelle, or are
Nervone. rilveploon. lixuitalile, Molam
oholy or troubled with Danny Spells, Elec-
trioBtttora is the medicine you need.
are milldlillli‘tltl tromrtt-alth ainlill-byh
it» use. 'i‘ir ty acute, and $1.00 at Strill
son‘s and Wood'» stoma.
Hale's Compound
comm:
MAKES THE HAIR GROW ! i!
Normal. (tour . Ambit. tact.
MR. H. R. MALI.
Dent Butt—Lust winter my twu girls
were ntlllctod with a severe scalp trouble,
the oldest one bolus: no bad that. all the
hair on the crown of her head fell out,
and tho malp want a more of 00108 and
scarf The young one wee affected in the
some way. and her hair had dropped out
in uspot no large an onc'a hand. I was in.
tending wake inmate a physician win-n
a friend told too to call and not a bottle
of Hale’s Compound Quinlan. Ididmud
um planned to say that two bottles attuned
acn'mplete cure: new hair grow on the
bold opots. and they now have a full
Flatware drug store. Booth amok.
Rem outbound it.
growth and a clean healthy soul .
. _. , . Mac. 0. n, Liar.
‘ .
lost Occur, Lowest Prices.
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
.Ladies' ribbed veste and pants,
trimmed with pearl buttons. flamed
linedeat extra large, sizes from 8 to
6,would be a bargain at 39c.
26c EACH.
Boys’ and nirla’ ribbed fleeccd
were. pent-t and drawmi, made of
line Eupytian yam. sites front 16 to
34, a line, warm unrmentmorth 350.
25c EACH.
Men's gray men“ no shirts and
drawore,4l) per cent. wool,flne gouge,
all sizes, real value 75c,
50c EACH.
60 doz ludiou' black stockings win-
ter weight, full seamless, font. color
guaranteed, spliced heels and toes,
very elastic yarn. some dealers out:
25c, our regular price is lilo Be
unions: the early callers and gets
few pair at;
12 l-2c PER PAIR.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
5‘! dozen nien'e white muslin and
fancy domet flannel niuht. shirts,
mode upthe snxueasour $1 (mshirls,
out extra long and full, all filled
seams throughout, pearl buttons. at
grout big bargain at 75c. but our
suck in too large. To make them
go quick
' 50c EACH.
25 602. more men‘s fancy bosom
shirts, some as we sold last week,
value 75c,
44c EACH.
GLOVES.
50 doz. celebrated Foster hook. in
black, inns and modes, our regular
$1 00 glove, all a-izee You know the
make and quality. claimed without
question the best :31 00 glove made.
Clearance sale price.
, 79c PER PAIR.
to don. ladies’ black all silk mit-
tens. tho well~known "Eon-kn.”
quality, fancy must. and extra long.
you can't afford to t in . this great sale.
warm and durable, regular price
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GRAND ,
31.25. SpPolul clearance sale price,
88:: PER PAIR.
lidoz small size missos’ wool init-
tens. the Warmest and best. 25c mit-
tcusmade, only one pair to u cus-
tomer, . .
I46 PER PAIR.
Men's fine quality walking and
driving gloveJegnl-ar price $1.50, for
this sale,
$1.00 PER PAIR.
RIBBONS AND NOTIONS.
60 pit-res changeable place ribbons
4113 inches wide. all pure silk and
wry desirable for filllt'y‘ collars and
dress triniutinge. “70th from 35c to
fade; clearance pale price.
25 CENTS PER YARD.
100 dozen ladies‘ and misses‘ fancy
bordered and plain white hemetitch-
0d havmkerchiefsyorth it'll-mot more
than half dozen to acustorner;clear-
ance sale price, _ .
5 CENTS EACH.
25 dozen ladies’ flue Swine embroi-
dered hundkenibiefs, the 250 kind. a.
good chance to buy for Xmas and
save money.
l2}.,’ CENTS EACH.
100 Coque feather boas, our own
importation. regular price, $3.75,
clearance price.
$2.00 EACH.
25 ostrich boas. full 50 ineheclong,
regular price $16 08; special sale
price,
$10 00 EACH.
200 pair scissors, Value from 390
to 45c; to close.
25 CENTS PER PAIR.
50 great gross banks and eyes. all
size-s, the 80 kind, the equal of any
on the market. just for this sale, per
card of two drown.
4 CENTS.
DOMESTICS, ETC.
1000 yde. dntnot. flannel, worth 8c,
sale price, per yard.
Honey luck. it Not Setltfector
November 1 Clearance Sal
SATURDAY MORNING WE BEGIN
The greateet sale of Dry Goods ever known. Stable and scasonable merchandise, including Clocks, Dress
Goods, Blankets. Linens, Hosiery, Underwear, 61 was. Kitchen Furnishings, Ladics’ Wrappers and. Coil-
dren'a Wear Will be sold at less than cost to manufacture.
of Christmas Goods are stored in our stock room awaiting a placei’or display. We must have plenty of
space fur the Hoildav Line, and for this reas m terrfilc seerifices must be male. If you have boughtalrcady
It will pay you to buy even if you had to pack away for next sca~
son. We are not otcrmg any b it firsbclats goods, and a visit to our store the coming week will convince
you that the prices twat anvthing you ewr saw. ‘
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Our stocks are large and immense shipments
2600 yds. domet flannel, 100 quali-
t . r nrd, .
y W y 6 CE‘ITS
800 pairs pray and white blenl Oil
the $1.50 quality. per pair,
98 CENTS.
5 pieces flue table linen. extra qual-
ity, real value 750, special per yard.
50 CENTS.
300 white crochet Quilts, full size,
regular price ‘1 25, sale price,
”.00 EACH.
1 case 86-111. white muslin, 10
quality, per yd.,
8 CENTS.
CLOAK Hui'iiofianrnue.
Greater burg tins than ever this
week. We must have room for
Santa Clans ‘
Over 1,000 ladies’ and misses' gar-
ments, all this season’s make at
prior-s, for the quality and styles, so
low that the shrewd shopper can't
fail to appreciate.
Lndien‘ black boucle jackets. xcel-
lently made. stylishly cut and per-
fect fitting. a great bargain,
$5 00.
Ladies‘ flue korsey, English broad-
cloth end rough efft-cts,vulue $15.00,
$10 50.
Misses' jackets in plain and fun-
cies. all sizes. value $9.00,!or this
sale,
$5.50.
DRESS GOODS.
10 pieces flno black set-gee, 50 in.
wide, value 75c; clowrance price,
50 CENTS.
5 pieces all wool black heurietta,
til-in. wide, regular price 750,
50 CENTS.
5 pieces black boucle suitingji) in.
wide, worth $1 00, clearance price,
75 CENTS.
10 pieces black figured gross grain-
ed silks, worth $1 ()0.
5 LENTS.
and sample this article of diet.
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Fancy fresh made G.lt Edge Creamery;Butter.
The Finest Coffee to obtaih.
New Pineapple Jam.
50 CENTS.
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One of the most delicate and delicious breakfast foods ever offered to the piiblic. A lady will give a dem-
onstration of these goods all this avfik. We extend an invitation to all the ladies of both cities to Call
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The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
3 ‘ Rich, high grade Teas.
i ~ ' Raspberry; and Currant fresh made Jams
Fitter-CLASS "Goons AT ‘Lmvesir POSSIBLE BRlCES.
: Rock Candy Syrup.
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33 West Washington Street, South Mom-lit, 0t.
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8 p‘c'kg's None Such Mince Meat. 250
4 the California Raisins. 250
4 lbs good Currants. 25c
2“)! Mixed Note. 250
2 lbe Orange or Immou Peel, 2.30
it cone beat Pumpkin. 2.5::
New ltrhp N. t). Molunucs per gal , lilo
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Enumoline. per box. to
Beat. Soda. Crackers, per lb, 50
Gold Dust, per p'it'g.. lilo
Baker’s Cocoa. per box, 20c
4 bars Cotton 0d Soup. 250
7 bars Higgins’ Soap, 25c
8 lbs Boneleue Cod Fish, "50
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Of big scllingin groceries by keeping a large assortment, at prices as attractive as
the quality. Old customers know how great the values are. To bring
new customers, we give these quotations:
31b package Prepared Buckwheat. 100
8 lb package Pan Coke Flour, 250
b gallons Kerosene Oil. 450
Porto Rico Molasses, per gallon. title
it lb pail Cottolcno. 250
3 cans Baked Beans. 25c
it the; Boat Buckwheat. 259
Wheat Elgin Creamery Butter, 25e1b; best june Butter, 23c lb; Dairy Butter, 21c lb.
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Donovan Building, - - - - - - ~ - South Non-walk.
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