- , welcome In the sentinel
oi anyuenyou will con
' Worbflm
1111»
hum of news or other met
0 entrance‘to The Ben-
shouldluallcumbead-
chairmen...
incl has a I ‘1rrulalton
Wall: and its .S'Itbnrha
513,11111» (hr miirtbhml
It! other Two local dailies.
to cherry: 0pm lo 11111131-
.. be guaranteed the
do handed in. Every
will be make macooniv
but anger cannot be
an my t unlesa copy is
ockin the afternoon 0!
the change is desired.
mould Weather Forecast
. oday promises: to be noncr-
fdlr and warmer. preceded. by
"11¢ Islam] and adjacent coasts
{'f lu- Tomorrow “promises
rtly cloudy. higher tempera-
l’ollowed by thumb r storms
nomctcr ll oconl.
point of the thermometer for
' - hours ending at own toda
lbove zero: lowest 51 degree-
glmanac for Tomorrow.
um‘ llialltide Lowtitle
.tm morn 6:51
‘Uomrnereial Honesty.
illp Terry, writing in the
firm from Yokohama. points
up in colors altogether dif-
tbc resento hues of sir Ed-
Lulcadio Beam and others.
e in America understood
ps are no whit honostcr. for
itcness, than any other ori-
u, not half so honest as the
wording to Mr. Terry. That
. are as dirty as Indians,
oomparativcly few belonging
'hfl classes, we have already
7y been forced by travelers to
l t that they are not absolutely
their dcalingsa—this is indeed
0 11a.
jIt‘erry shows the average Japa.
to be as shrewd as the Arab
hmliuble. Ho manufactures
itig‘buxnboo furniture from green
mt pops and goes to pieces in
‘. .1 rooms of American houses.
Enameled chinatvure that is not
itt all, but wax. lie curves fine
that is only celluloid. All the
lit-aid. silk,.~paper and pottery
thought to Japanese cities ’r on .
gloat ho uuuound from till-‘5; en
‘ ‘ ouréfully cxantirfilrl and re—
helm the dealer dares ship them
A I or Europe. This in because
"flaws and detects, flaws and do
lob are the subwrfugcs where-
' . tucker hopes to deceive the for
and not unjust profit for his
“all than Jupancso spirit is revo—
'1 “I“. Terry says. 011011 the
like man who wrought at the
93111thon fluinhod Japanese
' " min to make something per-
" lilo and beautiful nrtiaticah
builder understood artiutiu
thorn in only one idea-
, and got mouthing to sell.
. by any means cheat the buyer
” lime and get by fraud more
entitled to. to much the hate
dealer in Yokohama told Mr.
he could have built a hence
be had found packed in
increase the weight as the
. , from the native merchants
A Japanese but the right to
union 1111 often at he plumes.
mm for 11 trader to run
‘ a lamina broker. than Ind»
' ' his 11111110 and deny any
ill the debt he incurred
' appellation. Foreign
W that has meant
Illicit in the Jan charac-
’ ' will never attain the
unwary they aim. tor.
{hay pom um diabetic-t
Mood down theplaa
m1 nadir Monsoon
_ Mdflaotwantthe
‘ to $thch
”it will mutt its.
even make one under" the find-nu river
mllaetrlm at blew York. .
We chasm that the “bicycle baud"
' is again mentioned QM wheeling
_ notes this spring. The bicycle band is
great foolishness. if you hold fast with
a death grip to anything. it will awoll
' your hands and make them numb. lie-
glder', that is absolutely the wrong way
to grasp a handle bar. You do not hold
yourself on .the wheel by the handle
bar. You do, that by preserving your
body in perfect balance. Grasp the lien:
die bars as lightly as a lady would her
fan. with only sufficient clutch to main—
tain your touch upon them: Then the
blood will circulate freely through your
wrist, palm and fingers and we shall
bear nothing of the bicycle hand.
Dr. Sooner, United States commis-
sioner cl immigration. raid in a recent
speech that immigration‘iuto this coun-
try from foreign lands yvaammh small-
or than in turner yours and that
it can never again be 110 hcuvyasit
used to be. It is because of the stiff im-
migration law made in 1898. This
causal the influx of foreigners upon our
shores to sink into comparative insignif-
icuncc, and there it must remain while
the law stands.
The family bicycle will be the next
thing seen in the streets. It is called it
quadrioycle. lt accommodates four per-
sons and 11 attercr. The odd thing about
the 2111;131:111; is that the coats are on
springs so arranged that the rider hobs
up and downns upon a seesaw, and this
motion is what makes the thing 30.
A correspondent of the Chicago Inter
Ocean says that the. traveler in Texas is
wearierl of his life became of the sc-
Iluctivc rcnl estate agent. M The agents
are called land boomers in the country of
the longhorn. A stranger in Galveston
had recently 60 calls from these gentry
in one day, the correspondent hays.
HOWAYTO‘I.
1'2 lward Ladrilrnn had a force of men
it Work. Saturday. ropilring the Witch
Laue road, between the residences of
Harry Popper and Majur Lackey. A
cobble nutter has been put in. and this
will, it is hoped, prevent further wash
lugs. Today Mr. Ladriguu began over.
healing the road through 8 Burchard's
property, from the Wilson Point road to
the Knob Outing club‘s house.
At the Third MothI‘idist Episcopal
church. yesterday, the pietor, Rev. B .l.
Beach, preached two very interestiuir
and excellent sermons. In the morning
his subject was ”Earthly-idols, and his
.ext from Exodus ax , 3. la the evening
his subject was "Tetumrancc," his text.
being put of the sixth verse of the first
chapter of Ti l’ctcr, "And to knowledge,
Temperance."
The Third Methodist Episcopal Snu-
day school voted yesterday to accept the
R... to tarttclpatein the memorial ser—
vices on Decoration day. Further ur-
rangements will be made next Sunday.
the Sunday school will alsi otserve
.‘hildrcu's Day. with the regular excrc
else: by tho uchool.
Edward Gustafron, who has charge i f
the Norwalkk'acht club's house. has
moved from Hickory Blutl' to Charles
W. Bell's cottage. in Crockett avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant ltzusket'. Mr. and
lint. Frank \oshura. Mr. and Mrs. irid-
word Mallory arc the parents of recently
born baby boys.
Mrs Eugene Bushman and her two
visiting in Northpmt and thanterpnrt.
L. l.
A party of Endeavour-11 attended the
Iaootinu of the Stamford Union in tin
Stamford Uultlfflfiatlonul church.
Janie- Lam-luau has taken apartments
in one of Harry Pepper» cotttweu near
iioylatou'a carrlnfio factory
‘hurlos F Dean and family arc at
Contentment island for the manner.
um Attend Ito I111 «l ceaseotiea
Normal: and iiouth Namath M11
have aloud ropm utatloa at the con-
vaution of the connection llama
Teachers' fluctuation. which human its
Moon in low Haven this aftoruma.
Salutations like twenty of Norwulk‘a
Would modular“ and of those in-
PM. Gillian. Helm. Dido-ow and in-
land. lira. O. F. Hoodoo. Edward
Jeanie Mutt. will attend the minor.
evening.
m m I M
whammy” 1.11.1
‘*‘ tbmot oi m1
invitation of Douglas Fow'lcr Poet. (i. A. '
daughters and Mr». howl» tkiwarhy are,
mud in manic. among whom are
um. lites Nina Lawl- aud iii»
which feral-h a amt quantity of very
. intonation inane. «debate with a per-
fcrnatm of "Lilieutrlu " by the our»
result 0pm company. on its due «lay
Thom» Moot Device and the
macadamia the limolk Tramway
company are in conference this after“
noon cm the notion of many our
Ur ”robot's incidence in mm.
which was leftiu had condition when
brunt-it
"will" EQV
. «as a mu
macaroni. 1m ire-ennui; hum. "
“Ill.
actuator but at it yam. out the
atria, 11111 turner-etc
daughter of Adela Karts. in the cellar
at the little ”lirl'a home. Site «In row
the phyatcl‘aua there lay there is very
little hope of avian her lite.
Itachemer is in custody. lie has for
aortic time been confined in the Norrie—
towu hospital. lie was lately brought
to the home of his clatter. a not: her
and acquaintance of the Kurt: fa ily.
and wee duke!) to ace the Washington
monument parade an a digression troru
hia hospital life. ,
The demented youth visited the
Kurt‘s residence a d chatted with Mrs.
Kurt: and the hit 1: girl. When he left.
lira. Kurt: went upstairs to lie down.
shortly afterward she heard her child
scream. and on running down stairs
Wile horrified to find her daughter ly-
in.' on the floor with blood gushing
from a gaping wound in her throat.
Assistance was called. and the suffer-
ing child was hurriedly'teken to the
hospital. A butcher knife covered with;
blood was found on the floor, but there
was no evidence to indicate by whom
the crime had been committed. Sana
could not be found.
fihortly afterward he Walked into
the house from the street and was
placed under arrest. He at first ll"-
nicd any knowledge of the crime. but
subsequently acknowledged that be out
the child's throat Ho gaw no ox-
plunutiuu uhatmer for the dcul
BASEBALL.
The National League flames.
At Cincinnati—-
Ciuctnuatl .....0 :5 :5 01 l l i) '-’:
Louisville: 0 0 o 11‘ 0 l o :t- 6
Cincinnattulllts, 9: errors, 9. lmm-
VillE—«Hllfl. 10:
At Chicago-a
t‘l'l'lll'rl, '3.
Chicago ....... L’lolllilooiln-i
Brooklyn ...... 0 0 o 1 i) i n o o.- 5.
Chicago—Jilin, 7; errors. 1'). .ltrmddyn
-~lllts, 9; errors, 0. '
At St. [.1111le
Baltimore 2 0 0 6 :l (l l 1 limit
tilt.g tlmuls ....... l I) 0 0 l 0 i1 0 tlw 1';
Louis—«Hits ll. (.‘I'ruru. (l. Balli—
n
more~~lllts. l9; errors. ...
Cli’k‘t‘lflfld-“’89lllflfiltill 1.7::an :1: more.
land plopped by police at and of first
inning. neither club scoring.
Standing of the Club».
, W. L. P.t'. W. L. lift
HuliiniorI-,,ltl ' fit: i‘ivi'vluurl.. ll ill ..
Philml'lp'hJil .tl-rl va York. 9 . ’
t‘htv~irritati..l:i .ti‘nl lt'mklyn 7 ll .l.
Furniture.“ .ltv': Fina-aim ,. lii
laminvtllc” Kiri Woolf: . l‘l ..
Boston... .5” 51.1111... _ l5 .‘.
5
fl
7
‘l
7
'J
Gigantic Sir-Hm of Tailors.
New York. May l'{.<~~’l'\\'ol\'s thuusnud
members of the linifrd Hl‘Itllit'l‘llmzd of
Tailors went on strike last owning in
New York. llruolzlyn and Brownsville.
One thousand lllt3llllli'l‘fi 111’ tho lirollv-r-
hood in Newark. 2.11110 m131r1hr313 of 1th
Progressive 'l‘atlota' lllllLlll and who
mcmlwm of tho l"hildrI-!1'z~' .lar'lwt Mak-
wru’ union in NI-w York. Brooklyn and
Brownsville :m' vxrs-vtmi in 131113;», 'l’hw
organizations of the Sailors" J... hot
hlnkum'. l’l‘uflrt'fir‘lh' Tailorsr. tx'ncv
Pants Makflw. \‘a-rtt Make”: :mIi “wr-
PM“ and Social-nut Makers in 1111- mul-
rormlltau district. it is thliM'wl. will
strike within thrcc \h- ks This uill
make a total of Datum-11.11%) and :35 one
who “ill in» on stvikt- in all lir- 1i: tlnlit)
tnsnm- in" end of 1116,»; month.
hit-input: During (‘Imrrh Harrier-a.
Bridgcpmt, Puma. May l5.m.\ panic
was created during tlw Hut‘t‘li‘v‘rt in lhi'
Slavonic" I‘llun'll mum: in the llr‘l'n-
rations on a statue mar 1h» altar tak’
in: tire. riomt-lmdy slwutml “Fire?" in
the confirm-111. 11ml III-re was a general
rush for tho door: by thr- congregation.
In tho stam‘wdt‘. llIthW'i’. more were
no aurluua inlurics. lhough‘a number
were sci't-rnly I'rushI-Il. and several wo-
men lilllllt'tl. 'l‘u'I- 1111-11 in the congre-
gation 11m- IIfY the burning decorations
bcfuru lllt' flames had a chann- tnnprcucl
and won- luxrnnl sct'crcly about tlw
bandit. 'l‘lp- i‘m- was t'ilum‘d by to por-
tion of the Ilmnrntluua helm; blown
against a lighted qudle.
lumber From a “when lloom. a
Nculauy-pml. Mass May 1.. ~+Tl1o
wholc of the city's wan-r trout «ion 11 In
the IImI-t' hxtrhni' “an I‘ni‘l'l'ml with
Hunting lugs, “llll‘h vamo down the
Lawrence- rm-t' from tho Lin-hitch! bro-
ken lmum. 'l‘iw yacht» l-lll W. lluyt.
Hour: and llumlon hero formal from
their mum'lncu by tho ct'i'tth and were
picked 1111 m l~'lat ltm'ks. Squads of
1111-11 are working on rafts acvurlmr tho
timber. the shipyard aIrqul having an».
turml 3,001) fool. while several thousand
rm-t haw 1mm corralled by other pun
than.
”Council Medallion linvciloil at (lulu.
(lotion. May l'L-wA bronze medallion
In memory of Daniel i‘t't‘ouucll. the
I-Ilvbrutcd lrbIh patriot 11ml orator. wan
mwollul in the facade of the l'alaaao
11:1 Austria, where he died. on May ll.
tilt, 'l‘ho unveiling was preceded by a
wit-mu 111111111 and lil‘iWIfllllO" in the
t'athrmlrul of Hana titre. the moat au-
Iairm christian foundation in Genoa.
American llilp mortise.
flan Francisco. May fir-«Tho Ameri-
on ship litruo. owned by Arthur Flew-
all of Main» and commanded by (law
11.111 Itmnlwlu. in _ days overdue on her
voyage around 111‘» lloru. tlhe railed
from Now York 110 days no. carrying
a crew of to men. Much anxiety ht felt
M the safety of the thin and crew.
my low (Ballistic University.
“ultimate. May "and! la apart“
how- that the Catholic university ct
it ashlnutou has received a Many at
(«11.111111 from the estate of lioollrleu
of New (it-team. The money will be
used to endow thm chum-1o he re»
looted by the authorities of the univer-
i‘lty. 1......
11mm Wit“; III H”.
lloclieaior. inlay ll ~Willlolii lmitll.
I ball which but bun thrown into on
river. was drowned. When the hell
mm recovered. the lad held the bell
tightly emu-Ii in his head.
W
31 ll: aim m m
We. managing. . '
mom to the Baruaritau hoapltal. and 7
pinion pointed to Muchcmcr. but be:
”A“
“It! 3'. Willi. "taunting to mvn‘
{conclude ha «statistician! 111ml.
iglgrybedylelookinu
. L, A
. Good
a , Bloy‘cle
for
$35!
Guaranteed?
Assuredly!
EAGLES!
Reliable as avenue. 111. i111».
Rental and llepalr Department.
llefrirerators,
Hardware,
Paints, Etc.
New York prices on all linoa of goods is
our draw iugcard.
Sign of the Silver Padlock.
Cycle and: Hard-
, ware Co.
no Washington litrect.
Do You Keep .
LUSTRIHE?
NO, WE SELL IT!
. This remark was overheard at a
leading grocer's. liousekecpcrs who
have tried it know that LUSTRT Ni:
Is the best article ougarth for house
cleaning. if you have never used
-1, try a 10.. coke; all grocers sell it.
The Industrial Trust.
The ctlcct of industrial pools, so
called. is absolutely and unqualifiedly
vicimm, says Mr. iimrgo T. Oliver in
The Forum. But with the consolidation
Isf commercial and manufacturing in-
terests into one great organization the
vase is diflcrcm. Mr. (lliw-r enumerates
llw advantages of such a consolidation.
They are advantages ‘ulxir'h working
'llfi'll all (m 1' the world ‘shouid note, for
in so combinations are in tho prover of
'ioor men as perfectly 1111 of the rich. In
truth, those who l'bflllllllh‘ll tin-so mar
nitIotiI 1m am poor working men when
lhI 5' boot“
How is Mr. illiver‘ s summing up of
tin hI' moth in] n suits of trusts:
li' cmaprtxiiuu bI- eliminat-«l. many astronaut
"1111 local off. if a dun-nI-uum-rns urn nominal
11 M'lllllR the more artich- in I-umrmiitiou with
each niht't’. all of the)" 11111-11 haw sub-111111111 pa
rolling the nurntry’ or um um h'prt‘m'llllllfi
bum in O‘Ilt‘ll Iiiutrict. I'lw'h mun-111 mun! aim
1cm! lzn'rzn 111111111111 rolling rho- nill'llllunltf
llv lilllilh', through Ilw Itu-u spawn or by oth-
1. Ilat'llllllri of mlvrrttnmg. in tho mom.» of its
'mulu. All ”Wow I “mum‘s. “llll‘h lli lilt' imam
.ulu nn' common». rml ln- IltvnlI-Il almI-et Iva
c'lly by i: if iha- plant» arv motioned under
111- 11 mam :11: 111. limit "111 of tin 131111111! aim
uninhun a an 111 ml nillIn utth a large salary
M and. a hit: I 1”“!le of tin-I kind arr nut
upml 011! by 1 uumlubmmi. thI- -_r can be largo-
y tNllll‘Hl. Another 111111 of huvlllfl llt‘t‘ tn the
Inn-haw of thv V'ltl'inlln raw fillihxrlltlit and Mill
liw: 11ml in tin tr dim'rcm plant». (111 amount
f ”11- 1111-111 minim» of their purchase» and
morally thuir uluplu capital and ready pay
1mm. llu'tr imdv 1e O’Mt'l‘ly muultt after. and
buy urn liut'nlly ahlw in buy I‘m-rythiitu tliny
lH"l at imp-l1 limvr prim-a1 than muld be 1111'
turn-II by Phi :1 tho Total of tho 1r consultant
nI-mla‘rx wimt It‘fl'l‘llllllu u-gmratvly. Wilt-11 we
InwlIlI-r tlmt, 1m 11 ml». the cm! of raw 111nm
ml 1111101111114 11. alt-nut m ln-r will of ”11- Volvo
f iln- Illillllllul'llll'i'l. urih'lv Il allude to utopia
1'11 -|~ ._ 11 111.. {W laws-u ii mil in un'llwlllil
m minim .w o in 111111qu by llilu ability to put
ham 1 \I r}. limo. ' 111 "11- how «1 price.
lint Him “that miramaw lummai by tilt-an
Itilllrilltilltilia, and Imv \\ hit l1 ull' rnlmlowa all
thorn, “I ll“ iii-I ability to I-hmpvu the cool
d Immutuvmrirm Ivy rim lltlrmltlt'ilull of 1-1111»
‘11la1ulfutc-liiurnt "milligram-lit into their to
luua own-lion drourt 1111111111.
(in tho other hand, tho great evil
driving from such combinatioua in tho
watering of their stock and the cousc-
IIuIvttt putting up of their producta to a
high price to get money to pay divi-
Iicmll on the watered stock.
Greece wanted 11 fight with Turkey.
the not flu-11m more than she wauicd.
the only consolation ilrcIoo can draw
from tho war alto I balloon”! Turkey to
wage in that now alto ltimwa just whom
tlltt la. iiho lulu the «audition Fromm
was at tho «11mm tho uur with Prim.
do. tiho rushed into tho light fall of
courage and confidence. only to find
that hot- urtny was no match in nquaro.
hard fighting capacity for tho douplwd
l‘urlr. if tire-two will accept her honor
in Franco did. strive to pay her debt-
alul imprcvn hut «our. there will aid,
11111111in no lore—of «spot for her
mm the national. if the had but out
out: who know limit barium, the and
would have Title” amount. The men
of llarcmuill loom something from
thin war too Tin/y will learn that his:
and lullth as the Tech is. hit army
would he 11 match for 1111: motion
washer mm. The 11111111! client out
he to strengthen the titanium: of tho
rod so an resistance in mat- of
pumped by the mom ticwtll
The 51111 ' »
Ami one: Good
"oust.
NORWALK. CONN.
o , lo _
Prices.
ALWAYS THE BEST!
Well satisfied customer meant increased patronage. One way of satisfying the public' is by KIVIOS “I"
in Connecticut
Hosiery and Underwear.
mindles' fast black horse, seamless, rib-
. hedregulur price. 251:: for this rule. 15c.
dildos ladics' flue black cotton hose.
silkflnish. double sole, four thread, ex—‘
tra spliced heel and toe;worth 3912.1“ 2130.
Ladies' lisle and silk underwear, all
sizes. worth 750 per garment. 501:.
i cane boys' and girla’ heavy ribbed
hose. fact dye and extra stout. special.
2 pairs for 250.
lien' 11 golf and bicyclemc hose, all sizes.
6911 quality, at this sale.50c
Umbrellas and Parasels.
Ludies' 26-1u.1rloria silk umbrellas.
natural wood and Dresden handles, value
81 59; sale price, 981:
laulies' black par-neck, deep silk ruflle,
Worth 3‘2, at $1. 50
For Men.
The "Manhattan" shirt, made of fast
color pcrcales, white or colored bodies.
with fancy bosoms. detachable collars
and cuffs. a large assortment eachfl. 50
Ribbons and tacos.
.300 yards Hamburg edging. regular
price from We to 25c; at this sale. 1214c.
Torchon laces. l in. to 5 in. wide,
worth from 12' .c to 25¢; for this solo. 90
Oriental laces, cream and white, 4 in.
to . in. wide, rcgular price 2.31: and 39c;
for this sale the and 19.3
Silks.
We will put on sale Saturday .30 pcs.
of changeable and figured silks that are
beautiful.
They are worth 980. We will let
them go at . 51:.
to pc summer silks' 1n the new designs,
331: yard
3 pm. black Ducheaso,27_1n tilde, sold
at Sat 50; for this great silk sale, 9% per
yar .
5 pm white brocade silks, moot beauti-
ful ever shown here.worth 81.25. for 7.31:.
6 pct: black grenadine in large elegant
patterns, the first of the season we sold
at The, now 30.2.
1‘. pcs gauze gwuadlnes for over drop-
eries. now will in New York for $1.91}:
our price. 751:.
-i pcs black tah‘eta that has the snap
and whistle. 99c and . 5c.
l2 11113.24 in. China silks in heliotrom.
nilc. lavender. pink, white and one
all the leading colors, 49c.
Suit Department.
15 beautiful suits in plain and mixed
fabrics, $1000
17 tailor made suits. in small sizes for
young ladies, .5. 9‘5.
19 tailor made suits. heliotrope. green.
cadet. navy and brown, till 50.
8 fly front jackets mode of covert
cloth.- “ 98.
10 black jackets, fly fronts, $4.98; these
or worth $7. 00.
lo silk capes. 35-75; these are worth
easily :9 00
10 ton melton beaver capes. worth
$9. 00; now $7. 50.
200 separate skirts in all lengths and
waist measures. to fit large or email per-
son, Cl 25 to $10 00.
Glove Department.
? Ladiee' ibutton tafl'eta silk gloves,
black and colors. all sizes, 75c quality.
this week, 500.
Chiffon mulling. black and all the
fashionable shades. at 500 and 980 yd.
5t) doc. ludies’ black pompadour neck
ruches, regular price 75a; for this sale,
5o:
Leather Goods.
Dress suit cases. olive color with brass
trimmings, regular price, 33 '25; at this
sale. 82 25.
111mm club bags. regular *1 ‘25 quail-
ty. at 950.
Real seal and alligator pocketbooks,
751: quality for 59:.
Handkerchiefs.
Ladies’ and gents plain white and
colored border handkerchiefs, extra fine
cloths. ii for 259. ,
25 dos. ladies‘ flue Swiss embroidered
'hnndkerckiefs, regular price 2' 1:, forthisi
sale 1‘23...
Ladies metal belts. silver, gold and:
Ladies" leather tolts, white. red, black.
green. navy and tan colors, values strum,
2 :19: to line, sale price" .. :33. l
i I. idle-1 shirt waist sets, in pearl, st 11'-
limo silv or and gold. all new designs. ex-
Small Wares. l
oxvdizo finish. 511m: ial at this salo."....1- :
. value for money invested. Those who have taken the trouble to compare our prices and our values with
others, will bear out the assertion that we sell better goods for less money than any other dry goods house
T
Everybody who has money to spend is obliged to know our store or sacrifice their own interests Our ,
immense output, selling on small margin and for cash only, proves again that quick sale: and small profits
must always result in clean and desirable stocks, and money saving investments for our patrons.
This Week Special Bargains Ill all Departmental!
in values. at The, 196. 2511, 390. 5011 and
Special values this week in new side
combs at 101: or. .
A choice assortment of belt pine at 56.
10c and We each.
at this sale file
251: bone casing,
apiece.
Silk seam binding, all colors at 100.
Toilet Department.
Large cake of fine castile soap for the.
7 packages of 5c toilet paper for 2.31:.
Cosmo buttermilk aoap,3 cakes for 1912.
All bristle. nine row. hair brush, 25c.
William B. Brown 81: Bros.’ perfumes,
per bottle, 25c.
High Grade Bicycles.
The Jubilee wheel, listed at $60.;00
our cash price, $39 00. fully guaranteed.
The U. S. A. This wheel is sold all
over with another-plate by the install-
ment houses, at $85 00. Please bring an
expert with you. Experts know the
quality of the wheel.
Bicycle sundries at half the dealers’
prices
"Another bicycle will be given
away Saturday, May 15th. at 10 p.111.
Save your coupons.
Kitchen Department.
, 1 burner oil stove, iron tank. iron top,
brass burner. 33c.
'2 burner oil stove, iron tank. iron top.
brass burner, 75c.
, 3 burner oil stove, iron tank, iron top.
brass burner, $1.19. '
‘ 4 burner oil stove, iron tank, iron top.
brass burner. :51 59
6 burner oil stove. iron tank, iron top.
brass burner. 32. 39.
Blue flame stoves, each £998
1 wen-1 for blue flame stovea. $1. 98.
'2 burner gasolene stoves. $4 98.
(luscious stove ovens. '1. 75
luau-a extension tops for oil stoves 396:
screen doors, any size. each 751:.
Window screens to fit any window.
fr:1n1:.’lii11.toll'._. in... number limited
to eat: ‘11 customer, at this sale. 19.: each.
Window screens, 21 in high to fit
w1udI m from 23 in. to :33 in.. at this
,sale, '2 1:,
m. . -,
use it; 4% lbs for $1.
in town, 250 lb.
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Butter!
'l‘ho Strawberry season has artived.
he finest quality, also now asparagus, tomatoes, cucumbers, cab-
bage, potatoes, pic- plant, lettuce
Nothing: like it;
N01 thficld 01' away
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Evo1yth1u" from daily.
if you worn Al.
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Butter!
We are still receiving twice each week our celebrated fancy
Gilt Edge Cranium y Butter.
so say the many who
in halt lb prints, best
\ 011 will lllld nothing but
peas,“ ax beans, etc.
L 111: "NEWS
0111111125 E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
11 West Washington street. South Intuit. 0t.
Evening Sentinel Loft at Your House
Regular. '.
When Times are Hard
chry can seeks to save a dollar. ii pouihlc. Times are hard
now and the chance to save many dollars to now before you.
Read the wool.
Butter!
“Ariana"Goi‘foo.
A that Mental mile. in the bean.
Ire 1e- ‘3 the cool
utter!
Tina Fat Manhunt
, l, 1.1 l pound each. to old-1- them out-
.0 Olflh.
I'lalhl. FOR .ATUIDAV. MAY iI.
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Butter l
Vary Pin-at Illgln Creamery Iuttur. 1.0 For Poundli
IRISH Will?” II...
Fresh authored: all strictly M.
It for "in.
Magnolia toadeotnl Mill. 11ml 1 mmme , ... 11111.
$113111 toned libmthimr. 7 1m pound.
Fina lam cooking raisins. 5c inland.
YORK GROCERY co
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