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the study or his professional
, ambition consumer all its dev.
Itiereeognised woneo! its lead-
_, «The wisdom and econ-
“tibial: characterised the construe-
e South Norwelk plant. and
of lumines- iuceeu which
‘ since entered into its man-
here brought to the city tan’ie
only limited by the confines of
t. . ~ . ‘
' (lino opening tor an argument
. on that the services Mr.
, is capable of rendering are
' bio. possibly thribble. the
7 WI“! Janina] In‘ seeking
price his nbility and ex~
will mound. After several
main] service in'the interest
fits}; ldurlng which time he has
plenum _a paying basis. the
. dry. it seetna logical to
listed beyond the point
tallty with Hr. Winchester
Millet line such. we do not ‘
Winona to leave South .
. , % Woo 111-me fixed that it 'cnn—
. “when by an increase in salary
7 was elsewhere, backed up
emu can better afford to
31.900 inure on Mr. Winchester?
Min lose his services as man-
the municipal lighting plant.
w...—
J... is having a try at
" . of the “blue laws" eon—
hind-git Sunday shop-keep
put the thing to tesi
. Mower has just given tn:
m under our presém
seam Bud-2y shaving has
jpglgixe necessity. The bar
Witter! on the chnrge. A
er, some marketmen J
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Missions the recorder in:
. them a line oi u and coat:-
un. 11'! Paseelc. a barber our
gentlemen have been linedcfm ‘
one on Sunday.
W
lord Republican remarks:
merchants whr
at the decision of Ma-
the slot machines
beyan The Imw
says that the slot
atal to public moral!
fie grand good work
that the merchants.
~ try cannot see til:
Bra
neuter. whoha‘a'ilnsd unmann- laé
symphonic styleani , ‘
an orchestral rounds:
lull otemeflonal as of numerous beau-
ty. We man that we never heal-of
Chopin played more poetically or withé
a more pithy refinement (funnel-vigor).
not even by the greet Liszt. who could
bony him no accurately that once he
Ladies
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Realizing the diiliculiy of choosing an
appropriate gift for Hubby. Peps.
Brother. Gentlemen Friend or 8011.
we tskethisopportunity to suggest.
If you would only visit us we could
show you so much more than we have
room here to tell about. ‘
Our Dress Suit Cases
j and Trunk Stock.
though not enormous. is well selected
and marked at reasonable prices.
Der Gloves
\
are the production of the most reliable
- manufacturers. while we have been
Mufflers
exceptionally fortunate in our Fancy
8080111 Shirts and Neckwoar.
this season are more popular than for
many 7 seasons past. and we are not
ashamed to have our assortment com-
pared with snyin Feiriield County.
Judging from remarksof our custom-
are. we are exceedingly reasonable in
Umbrellas.
COME IN AND SEE.
Always at your service.
Prices
for the asking.
FrancisSKCo.
98: Washington Street.
7 smith Hui-walk. Goon.
We A carry the 1111:-
est line of Blank
Books and Oilice
s Suppliesin the town.
mucosa of our daily oi!
WWWWWilmtereudeawr has“
thallium em
thatabitotalcganwilldoit.
Criticisms never hurt inybody. “1
(else they can‘t hurt you unless you
are wanting la manly character: and it
true they show a man his weal: points
and torewarn him against allure. —W.
1:. Gladstone.
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Try to frequent the coupe“ or your
batters hbobhdondIflmtbetilthe
most wholesome society; learn to ad-
mire rightly; the Wyn-sure 0! life
is that. Note whet-rut use admired;
they admired great things:
our": admire m1: and worship
meanly.—W. )1.
it is argued that women one thing
kindly to the automobile because then
is no danger at its now
ageable like the bone. They are much
easier to learn. too. than n bicycle.“
instead or wearing a short skirt and
plain hat the elaborate gown wrap and
1 hat are in order for the automobile.
I'm not sure but this lost has some-
thing to do with making it popular.
Linea sheets may. seem uncomfort-
uble except in the very hottest weath-
er. and attentions.“ is not imagina-
gall} l’Jnen enme- have an l“:11-
a or one as you ve
probablyk discovered alter-yon thought
and towels thonugbly
dry.“ ”"33“ I believe linen “new that are
perteetly dry whea‘ put on the bed will
draw to themselves rumpus-a teem an
open window as readily as a‘ magnet
will attract steel. It would -take a
good deal of argumentin convince me
that linen sheets are heelthml; I know
that, they are untouchable?
ROLAND noun HUGH [HPRGVBR
New York. January S-Roland Reed
was at 10 a. m. to be mun
comfortably at St. Luke' 11 Hospital end
much improved Dr. Baker. the eunu-
lntendent o! the hospital. said today
that the published element theta
second operation hadbeen ,
1.1mm scurry
LIMITED QUANTITlES is the order with exceedingly Low
unlitygoeds. The end of nrushngibnaneesalways rerealsmany
kTho greater the rush the more of tbeleft overs and broken lots.
1.1;! $9“ from a” to day in our store um
- Ladies ell wool Cashmere Hose. ss-
sortinent broken. not many. while they
last. per pair, 14.. ,
Lediea’ Cotton and Fleeced Hose.
about 8 or 10 rounds of size. the pair. 81:. '
XIII UNDERWEAR .
Ladies’ Yeats and Pants, extra Egyp-
tian fleecing. all sizes. were 3913.250.
Boys’ and Girls’ Fleeoed and Merino
Vests. Pants end Drawers. wortbflfiond-
290. at 19c.
DOUBSTICS '
White Domet Flannel. extra heavy.
'the D.ysrd 5c.
Dress Ginghams. worth 100. 60 '
31. 26 Comfortables. 98c.
61: Prints. tic.
Heevy Cotton Crush. 4c.
KITCHEN BARGAIIS
dJapinned Coal Hods. were 25c. reduc—
0
Long Handle Goal Shovels. 50. v
Breakfast Tease and Dessert Plates. 5c.
Cofiee Cups.5c .
The $1. (I) quality reduced to 761:.
Ladies' two-niece House Dresses. were
81. 26. reduced to 98¢. '
LADLES‘ COATS
Not many resell. but the tow we'heve .
will be sold at exceedingly low prices-— ‘
a db Ladies’ Coeh.$3.49.
$8.00 Ledies’ Canton).
$10.00 Ladies' 00.113.37.50.
814 00 Lsdies’ Coats. $1011).
GLOVES
Children’ s Mittens. the fin quality. 15o I
Lsd1es' Dog- skin. Fleeced Lined
Gloves, $1. 00 quality. 75.}.
303’ s Lined Gloves. 75c quality. Abe.
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