$3.00.
FOR Man: ' '
, , 1.11s FAnoiis “WALK OVER SHOE " $3 511.14.
5HOE. . 811.1111.
g M
yo optioned foOtwear are sold only by
\V YilRlx. \"oveniber i7-—~i£dwin Laiigdon, president of
itlrai National llank came out todai with a statement in
e warmly defends the character of cit-Mayor Strongr and
the $40 000 woi'th 11f W.i .. Strong 81 t ompany notes held
tot affect the bank 111 the least. Mi. Langdoii also
. tort paper with the Si11111g endo1setneui he did not
”1118300000 worth was held in New \11111ihc paper is dis»
(1 eonghout the Atlantic states.
, applications n'eie made to lustice \1'1diews in the Supreme
' . otiay by firms 11 111111 had tonsiwned goods for sale to the
i \\ i. S.trong.,r & Lotiipaiiv on commission. for' 'the return
' ill goods forwarded subsequent tothe death of Mr Strong, and
to N111 ember 13, when tiie action fora dissolution of the film
at} brought. lhe applications were Uranted justi1e Andrews 1ii<
itig ltiii' "1111 A. iieni. the 1"1'1'1'iv'ei to hand over the goods or
poor to the petitioners
Bound Over for Misuse of Mails.
NE‘WiL“ EN. November l7-—~:\ii's \ddie i'. Sliaier.11f
(geport. who was arrested in lli'itigepoit. vesterda1.ior alleged.
113111112 of the mails. 1111s arraigned beioi e i iiited States i ommis~.
oner\\'1ig'bt. in this city. this aile1'11oou.She 11.111 ed e\aiiiination
Sid Was bound over to the next term 11iihe i niied States couit. in
$300 bonds. which she furnished. .\|1's .Shaiei' sent postal cards to
her sister. Mrs A. \\ .11ehe11n of tilt-11 l\11cl1.'1.. with whom she
ts Said to have had trouble c"11111einiug' their father s estate
@111! that Biblical quotations were treeli used bv Mrs.
7g them the eonunandnwnt.‘ ”'1 111111 shalt not steal."
Tammanu Hall Means Business.
11W VC)R|\'. November 17 ~—.\l1'. ti'11l1e1'1111'1111111s1ed today
With Lewis .\i.\'o11. chairman of the \uti- \ ice (ominitiee. and 11th-
‘ To his callers \li. t i'okcr sai1l:“i'his movement i1_1' lain—
' .‘ Hall against 1111' means business. \\ e have taken up this light
' ii‘ity the Cli\ lll 1".111111'si and 111 piopose to (“'11”) it to .1 sue—
€35nt issue "
. As a result of 1111 iirst step to lllll'f't.’ the 1' ast Side of \ice si-v—
teen )oung women wtrc lined 8; ez'uh this 1111111111111 in the \111'11—
lie. police court. lhe} paid theii fines. and were informed tiiat for
St: 0nd Oiietiee thet nouid be sent to the Island.
Columbia Student Asphnxiated.
,EVt YURix \ov"11nl11r i; ~I’ .111l iiisz of St. l.11nis.a stu111nt
it is al-
.S'haiei'.
Columbia 1 1111eis111n11s loiiud dead lo1l'1_\. in his room, lleath
S fi'dm gas asph) xiaiion.
, CrOkei Sails on the Lucania.
i'\‘i£ \\ \(li\‘|\..\'o\1111111i' l7-vl\'ltlliiltl troher railed 1111 the
neania. at noon 111(lil\.itll .1 live months 111p 11111111111
bids at the top. 13y ll 11'-cloth the e\
eitemcnt was ended and quiet reign
ed. with prices only a fraction above
last night.
Openings were "wide" In many
tsitli'liii~~!lllli is to say. sales were
made In the some ei'on'd of one stock
at widely varying prices. In Consol-
idated (his the spread was '1' points on
sales of 3.000 shares. and in Tennessee
(‘oal its} on sales 11f 4,000 shares.
Ateliison preferred and Union Pacific
were similarly affected to a less ex-
tent. Some of the opening gains
w'eic' Consolidated Gas il{‘e : ilencr-
111 Electric 1'1; Tennessee Coal. 41/4.
and a long list 11f railroad and Iron and
steel stocks, front 1 to 2 points and
upwards. In the relapse. Consolidat-
ed this lost 8 points. General Electric.
51-2 Tennessee (‘0111 21/4 Kansas 8'.
'ie\.1s prefcircd 2'1... Pennsylvania 11.
and 11 long list between i and 2 points.
The sudden transition confused the.
spm-ulaiion. but the buying was re-
newcd In 11 more orderly manner. and
the market became. strong. but quiet.
WALL STREET. i01l01l. m.~—-'l‘here
was 11 wide bulge of prices of stocks in
the opening dealings under the precipi-
tate demand from all quarters and for
all classes of stocks. Opening prices
for the same stock varied widely. the
range in Consolidated Gas extending
over seven points. The 11111911 were 3.-
000 shares of this stock at all the. way
from 194 to 201. eomparcii with 191%
last night. 111 Tennessee Coal 2.000
shares were sold at 711 to 771,9. compar-
. . ‘ ed with 74% last night. The gain was
1” gihfipiiightli‘ml “38“" ,m_( brokers quickly extended to 4% The. opening
y 1111011 11151111 111d1.111 ' . . . 1 , 4
ll them ntfnny price. 1 In Ateliison ptcferied and l nlon irat. -
okera manifested intense exeitc- tic Wis “h“? “'mf' on the “a!" M "'00“
went in the execution of 01".119111 in and ("900 “_‘Slmfimml' (11111111 in in?
“ml-ed contiaat to the 111 daily and steel giotip 11111 110111 one to two points.
' ,' Incas-111111 wav In “hp i, “1.11de s and 11 number of the leading specialties,
; . tnntinl buying was ”,th to“ Reading first preferred. Southern Rail-
’l'lie instability of the advance was way prefei'ied. lennt-iylvunltl 1111,11 Louis.
“I"? conspicuous. Buyers had no ville were 11p between 1 111111.. points.
mar lifted prices I“. theli mumps” The market was intensely active and
""1111; than the excitement was "NWT
1. ferred to the sellers who pushed WALL STREET, ii 1.1. ni.———Tlic vio-
long into 1111: netlliimuize to 1111111. lent rim: in prices at the 011111111111 WM
apparently due to very heavy buying
orders. on which no limit 1111 to price
Encuas ADOPTED av A ooc.‘
Blbi‘k hovered over the cage oi'
the Lincoln Park tigress. night
last, and as a result two rubs
' first. pui‘rs upon 1111-
'ycsterdny morning. Kittie.
ever. did not approve of the stork‘s
167 . and when the cubs begun to min
under than usual on account of 111111
61'. the tigross growled 1111.111 1.111
tutti Keeper Mct‘ 111'111n. .is soon as h.-
an the condition of nouns in t-I11
38, sent all his assistant: slitiirying
01‘ a dog of the gentle sex ()111- was
blind with three young puppies 11y her
hie. The tlgi'ess was rtniorcd item
be case. and the dog and the puppiei
' e‘ed in it.
Puppies and cubs soon l'riitei'nlzcd
,hc mother dog did not at first like
’1‘ adopted iliiidi'on. 11‘11111111', how-
V'nr. their liungi'i 11'i11s appealed to
0,‘ heart. When the puppies norc
.tlle cubs got their allowance of
9011 also. Now a lmppv i’1imilv Is- in
e cage and tho 1111111111111 1111: watch
it with int: inst. _....1 lil1ugo inter
on.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
iii; WEW YORK, November i"—~Notliing
last week' is melted stock 111111 kct
ill! lied the sensational events today.
2019‘ ouch bulge of pil1 es has been wit-
1111111111 since the boat pani1 following
a. decimation of war with Spain.
" its orders were in larger volume
mi some days of 1‘111 week. 11111 11 large
number of 111 (let's this morning scum-
wm niacod. When brokers perceived
the crush of orders. they bid reckless
ly 111 ill] their orders. The sensation
at advances brounht out. heuVy selling
to realize by holders who have 111111111
a handsome profit since yesterday
morning. 111111 prleea broke 11111111111 an
violently as they advanced. In some
cases the first prices were the best.
but. in other» further advances wei 1-
made. General [Electric jumped 1'1 St
Louis 81 San ii‘innclaco second prefor-
181i. 8%. and a number ogothern
points. Conaollmtod 01111 broke it
1 points. almost Immediately. and Penn-
aylvaniawas quickly 1111b] down 21/. to
below last night. (icndra‘lqtillontrlc r11-
lnpuml 4. Kansas .& 'l‘oxii'it preferred
2%. and Tennessee 10111 21/... .‘l‘liosc
violent reactions affected the whole
market. and wiped out a large part of
the gains. bringing the average level
to within a fraction of last night. The.
transition was 110 sudden. that specu-
lation was confiiiied and bolted at the
low level to take breath.
WALL STREET. closingwnlter 11
‘)
"nun.
111111 of seven in at Paul and Omaha.
and 2% in Iowa Central preferred
Otherwise the rallies were mostly trans
tional. Some realizing made itself
manifest in the late dealings. but the
cloainii was very active 111111 buoyant.
TODAY’S GUOTATIONI.
Reported 01101- prmro wire or in. A.
Bonnie. commission broker. Swat-ts 1i,
Corbett}: block. oi§outli Norwnlll:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. 001.011. 31. 31% 31 31%"
Am. 31 a W.. 48 it 1811. 1'1 48%
Am. 8. li.Co..134 134 l32‘141 183
Am. T011 00.. 110131” 110% 110 110%
"‘ Atchiaou. 811,131 31%
Atchlson.pf1l.. 8214-8812 82% 83
Bkyit. It. 1‘., 7111, 72% 71 71
0611. MN. .1.. 145711. 145711. 144% 144%
Chen. 4‘: Ohio. 331}; 337,1. 33% . 837,1}
Chi. & N. W..1681/4 108%
Chi B & Q. 13784 111814 I:‘."§ 138%
C. iii. &St. P 1241.121. 12"; 1'5
Chi. 11.1.8. I”. 110114 11514.. 111119 “11111.
(‘..‘C 1111 SH... 0731. 07% 67% 07%
D. till. (11111.. 117% 117% 117% 111'...
Federal Steel. (’11 ’ 611/4 50%. 111
Fed. 81. M11. 7112; 77 711%. 1.111..
Gen. El. (.10.. 108 toil “1414: 185%.
Lou. til. Nash. 81 {1.4 81% 811.13 81%
Nor. 81 West... 43% 4.1%
Mun. Censor. 110:1; 1111,11, 110153 0114
Metropolitan. 171 171 10.113 “014,»
M. K. & ’i‘. 11f1l. 38 :10 87% 39
Miss. l’uclile, tip-'14 till/4,1 130% 1111/;
Nut. Lead 00.. 2111'. 211/.
N. 1'.. C. &. 11.130114. HU 139% 140
N. 1'.. O. 81 W.. 21114 26% 25314 213%
(Jon. 'l‘obueeo. 110111 311711 313 1,14. 30%
North Pacific. 0111.4 67 till 6/
No. l’nc. 11f11.. 80K 807,. 80:11. 110%
Pacific Mall. 411 «17 41‘: 401,43
Pennsylvmiin. 1421).} Hail”, 1421.4. 142411
People's (tan, lill '10214 iii] 10112
Phil. 8: Read. 201.1. 20%
l’. .0 11. bid. 04 iii» 6871. 1137.1,
Son. Ry. pfd,. 11:111. 1133.3 112%. ' 11.1%
Son. ‘ae., 4:22;, 427.. 42 42
’l‘cnii. C. 81 l . 71‘. '1'0 711 7:1
1'. S. Leather. 113 101,12 1511. 151:1;-
11.S. l..(‘.o. M11. 771/. ..:/‘
Union Pacific. '10 7019 097,11 7014
['11. Far. 11711.. 811,. RIM. 81 till/4
Wabash pfd.. 211/4 211.14.,- 211.1. 2W;
West. Union. 851/; 86 81114; St;
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserved increase, 8311637211
1.0111111 Increase. 2.189.000
Specie increase, 110.1000
Legal 'l‘cndei' increase. 2.652. 500
Deposits Increase. 8.178.600
Circulation decrease. 28.200
ENTERTAINMENTS.
W
HOYT'S THEATRE. So. Nor-walk.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17.
Special engagement of the
international Grind 0111111111110
New York and London. 113111;.
l’yesentlng the int and ~itl1 Acts of
“TROVATORE”
and the 311 Act (Garden Beenel of
“FAUST ”
Sung in English and beautifully cos
illllli‘d.
PRIMA DONNA VICINI
will sing In each Opera.
Mine. Charles li‘ouialn Lorraine will
render inimitable Iiiipersoiintious of
the Hibernian Character. during the
wait: between the acts.
PRICES 25. 50, 75c and $1.
NOW ON SALE.
Reserved Seats on sale at l-loyt's
Theatre. South Noi'wnllt. and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwulk. 1'1 days 111 advance
of each performance.
.HOYT'S THEATRE.MW
FRIDAV. NOVEMBER 23.
EN'l‘lRl'l NE\\" COMPANY
HI. HENRY’S
Big Progressive Minstrels
Positively Largest. in the World.
.‘10—~-Al.l. WHITE STARS—«1’10.
liN’l‘lRE CHANGE.
ii«~.\l()lll'llii\v COMl'lelANs-ui
EVERYTHING NEW.
l2—~—Clil.Tl\"A'l‘i’<}li SINGEltb‘w—m
Comic Songs. Latest liiilinds. 11111111]
Choruses. it New York (‘in Vaude-
villes. Special train of thirst. show
cars In the world.
Watch for the Grand Automobile Pan
rule at Noon.
Hear Our GroatBand. FORTV MEM-
BERS.
When you see 11 good show.
note of it.
8EAT8 NOW ON SALE.
Never Before Such an l-ixpenslve Show
at those Prices: 25, 35. 50c.
Reserved Seats on sale at lloyt's
Theatre South N01 walk 111111 Wood's
[)1 111; Store Norfwiilk 111111 1-1 111 advance
of each per for malice
make 11
.Ah
DON'T MIND ITi .
"if you happend to stand in the lobby of
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
NOVEMBER 24,
and lli-ull‘ 1111111 laughter and tumultuous
yells. don’t mind it. Don't think you
are in a. crazy bout-1e. It 111 merely the
way the. sober citizens and citlaeneauea
will have of expressing their satisfac-
tion with that unotuoun comedian.
HENNEBSV LEROYLE
in 1.11111 Sonnon'a Mont. Cotmpieu~
111111 Sum-111111,
011111 People’s lioney
PRICES:
MATINEE, 10 and 251:.
EVENING, 25, 35,80 .
Reserved Seats 011 11qu iii, lioyt‘a
Theatre. South Norwnlk.
Drug Store. Norwnlk. 1’1 111in in advance
of each performance.
ST. MARY'S P'Aaisn
FAIR and BAZAAR
In the new Parochial Halt.
LEONARD ST..
Will continue all thin week.
“.1...
DANCING. REFRESHMENTS.
AND A GOOD, TIME.
om 11111111 1111111 .11.. , .
the best and rallied 2."!‘1161'11 was a
and Wood's .
NORWALK ‘
Fifty Styles;
'Some Handsoinelv Nickeied.
‘ Every one guaranteed.
Price. 110111 $3.501 up.
Will. P01111011,
North [Linn Street.
”7105 TABLE ROIRNOVEMIER. 1900.
Computed for Wilson Point Dock,
From U. 8. Count Survey Tablet.
Title table for November. 1800. cam-
piited for Wilson Point dock. from
United States (toast Survey tables. The
height in feet and tenths are rcclton~
ed from Mean Low Water. which in the
datum of surroundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for
this
region, and which is 3.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line, afternoon tides on second line 11f
11111-11 day.
Date. 1LT. lit. i..'l‘. Ill.
17. 7.50am. (1.0“. 1.430.111. 0.611.
8.26pm. 6.0!1. 2.22pm. 0.511.
is. 8.28am. 11.8ft. 2.29am 0.611.
il.011p.n1. (Lift. 304nm. 0.371..
19. 9.0211411. 7.171.. 803nm 0.1111.
9.831111]. 6.211. 3401). m. (Lift.
20. il.33a.1n. 7.3ft. 3.3311111. 0.071.
9.59pm. 6.4ft. 4.11pm. 0.011.
21. 10.07am. 70ft. 3.59am. 11.1.11.
102911.111. 6.7t‘t. 4.39pm. ~0.2f1.
22. 10.43am. 7.871. 4.3011.m. 11.311.
11.05pm. 7.071. 5.09pm. ~0.4ft.
23. “2011.111. 8.0ft. 5.08am. 0.ift.
11.44pm. 7.1111. '5.4i‘1p.m. -——0.ttft.
24. 114811.111. 0.011..
l2.02p.n1. 8.111. 0.22pm. -—0.7ft.
1'35 0.27am. 7.5". 6.28n.m. -0.ift.
12.45pm. 8.0ft. 7.04pm. —0.7ft.
26. 1.131.111. 7.671. 7.168.111. ~0.lft.
1.32pm. 7.91‘1. 7.51pm. ———0.61’t.
27. 2.0211411. 7.6fl. 8.07am. 0.071.
2.2111111. 7.7ft. 8.40pm. ~-0.rlft.
28. 2.5711111. 7.871: 9.05am. 0.111.
3.15pm. 7.4ft. 9.84pm. ~02".
29. 3.54am. 7.1111. 10.10n.m. 0.2f1.
4.13pm. 7.lft.10.38p.m. ”0.111.
30. 4.54am. 7.8ft. 11.17am. 0.271.
5.16pm.
6.9“.
11.36pm.
0.0“.
0
Every man cannot keep
:1: latest and
best things‘tin' Neckwcar.
posted on
Shirts and such things.
He must depend on his
Men‘s Furnishing Goods
dealer to “pilot" him in
the right direction.
Those who depend up-
on us are always safe.
iiiilSiililK 111108.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Gifiin,
Manager.
NOTICE
11111111111111 1111111111110
111' Baltimore City.
u—w...
Parties holding numbered
17100113. 17100511. 1500118. lfiiltliil. ”100721.
ill the above 11111111111 cuiniuuty. and is-
11111111 by W. H. Vain-k-lver,
Important Information upon eommunl~
eating the fact to address below.
policies
will receive
CHARLEG H. PHILBROOK.
Spoolnil Agent.
65 Kliby Street. Boston. Mus.
HOMER "B. HOY'l',
illllillli'l‘li OPTIClill.
-......... ”2.... m
YOUR NO
YOUR ‘ was 1
it’s an accessory to fit the
one an it 11111111 oilicrwglnsm
mi 11 detriment to the night
otherwise. 'i‘i'y 1111! 811131!
We don’t do both perfectly!
" he ain‘t got no further use fei
‘~ 1; bio. 2 Gazette Building.
I
Will convince yen that there is really only out: lilac: in town
to buy Dress Goods. When you buy of us you are 31191!” turn of
your money' 5 worth or a little more. Our idea' is to Show our prides
always right, and to be ready for you with the latest 1111111111. Not
1 overlooking good quality. .
A few of the many good things we have to otteri
Ail-wooiiilack Storm Serge, 4oinehcswidc,“ , 39c.
All-woof :Blaek india Serge, 38.111ches wide," "" “ 58c.
Figured Brilliantines, fine small patterns, 45 inches with! 4 $5911.
lllack French CrépOn, handsome pattern, 401nciics wide. =3113c.
ll lack imperial Serge. 45 inches wide, . . . ”151:.
Black Brilliai1tinc,-56 inches wide, ' I“ ’ = 75¢.
lilaek 'All-wool Chariots. 52 inches wide, $1.09.
Black Pebble Cheviots, 52 inches wide, $1.85.
Fine Imported Novelties in All-wool, Silk and Wool, $1.25 to $8.15.
.-\11- wool 1111st ‘1 eneeians in all colors, 38 inches wide, sac.
”All wool Homcspuns. in gray. 52 inches wide, . 758:.
libelines. in Brown and Gray Mixtures, 52 inches wide, 89c
All—wool i'lomespuns. 54 inches wide, 81.110.
All-wool Mixed Snitings, 52 inches wide. 81.1111.
All shades of Fine Veiiccians, 52 inches wide, “.25.
Double Face Cloths. , $1.50 “11.81.75.
11113111111 11 HYATT, Norwalk, 0111111.
warns on A HOODOO HAT.
Some Things Seem Remarkably
Queer. but They do Happen.
..
"Speaking of luck. said a New 01'
teams insurance man. after somebody
in the, crowd had told a story about
hoodooen. "I had 11 queer experience
recently with a straw hat. i bought It
one evening, on my way borne. and
walked hardly two blocks after putting
it on. when a piece of lumber fell 1111'
a scaffolding, under which 1 was puss-
lug, 11nd struck me on the shoulder.
11 knocked me over. and as i fell my
new but. flew off and landed In the gut.
tor. l was pretty badly bruised. and
the lint was no soiled that i sent it
next morning to the cleaner‘s. i was
laid up for three days by the accident
and. just as l was leaving the house
for the iirst time. a messenger boy
came to (ho door with the hat. I put
it. on and started for the office. but as
l was crossing (laroudolei street. I
miasmi my footing. and fell Into a part-
ly dug conduit trench. A sprained
ankle was the net result of that mis-
ltnp. and when I came home in 11 can
my wife held 1111 her hands in holy
horror.
‘I believe that‘s an unlucky hat!"
alto declared. looking around. woman
like. for a handy scapegoat; ‘every
time you wear it you get hurt!“ My
broiherdn-lnw. Jim. was in the house
iii the time. and he laughed heartily.
‘(live it. to me.‘ 111: said. ‘111111 [‘11 break
the clinrni.‘ ‘All right.' said 1. and he
carried it off. Early next morning his
scram girl brought it back. nenth
wrapped 1111 in tissue. ‘.\list‘ .llm save
this
yore bat.‘ she announced. ‘He done
not it on las‘ night 1111‘ or back run in-
ter him 1111‘ like for bunt him open.‘
it was a fact. He had collided with a
cab 111 front of the theaters. and was
badly hurt. Of course that clinched
the sinister reputation of the hat. and.
to satisfy 1111' wife I gov it to 'Aunt
Mainly. our 10011. and told her to throw
It into the iiash barrel.
‘Now comes the really queer part of
the utorv Two or thiee days after-
ward 11 boy 1111119 to the 11111ch at about
11111111 with 11 11111111111111» trout police
headquarters. saying that Pete. a
faithtul old darky who looks after our
horse and buggy. liiid been arrested for
fighting. I know him to be it very
noticeable old fellow. so I hurried
down to investigate and found him
sitting in a cell. with his 11111111 swath-
ed 111 gory bandages. It scented that.
he had been not upon by 11 couple of
dorky rouxhs. and severely beaten. be:
fore the oiilcer arrived. and put all
1111111111 under arrest. 1 offered myself
1114 his surety. and In a few moments
he was released. "I done got or
mighty bad crack on th‘ head.’ he said.
in telling about. the fracas. “but i
wouldn't hear if that. trifliii‘ nigger
hadn't splled my new but.‘ As he
spoke he held up the wreck of the,
brim. and something about It struck
me as being familiar. 'thi'e. did that
lint. come i‘rom'." I asked. with a sudden
ntlsglving. ‘Aunt Mandy give it to
me.‘ he replied. I snatched It. 0111. of
1111-1 hand and kicked it into 11 sewer
opening. ‘Pete.’ said i, solemnly.
‘yond better thank the Lord that
you re nilvc.‘
“The hoodoo lint. liar-int been board
from since. and i trust alneerely l
have. put 11 1111111011 to its mission of
crime.‘ '-—~Naw Orleana Times-Demo-
crat.
St. Mary's church fair will continue
Monday night. Toni ht the. choir will
sing. 1.11111 evening 1111 Howard sang
several 1101011. 181ml there» were recita-
tionn bv the school children. There
was 11 largo attendance.
After (Iovernor Roosevelt 11nd iln-
lchcd it day of campaigning. making
”anywhere front ton to fifty speeches.
and traveling from one hundred to new
and hundred miles. he would not go to
had still excited by his efforts. nor
would he tilt up. gossiping with poli-
ticians. But he would take a book
preferably some such book 111:1 a dire
mission of naval strategy. and road for
an hour before lying down, with com
posed mind to restful sloop.
i
H. KRIEGER 81 0.
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY TO WEAR GOODS
FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
11's A PLEASURE
To know that \‘1111 can be sure to have a New Suit, an ;O\'crcoat.
or your wife a New Dress or Coat. even if you haven't the ready
11‘s when 1011 conic to our
store vou are welcome wl'ietliei vou are just 10011111", 01' buying,
cash. a pleasure because you know,
you receive the same treatment. l'hat new 1161111 system of ours
is fine, isn't it? Come in. let us tell you about it again.
OUR INTEREST IN FOUR LARGE STORES
ENABLES us TO BUY IN LAROEOUAN-
rmss AND THUS PLACING us IN .THE‘
FRONT RANK AMONG THE LARGEST BUY-
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OVERCOATS. RAGLAN OVERCOATS
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see beforc vou can appreciate its1ltalian lined. .\ cracker jack fer
value. \\ e claim it is as good. if 1851298.
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elsewhere. ‘ . , REEFERS
BOYS‘ TWO-PIECE SUITS. \\'e 1,111 e you an opportunity to
\\'e have them in all sizes. price dress your children nicely ai'd'
from$i.51) to $7.98. You need not cheaply.
wait iiiitii you have saved enough that line that you inayiriéh foig'
money to dress your young ones. and you need but little money In
luv the clothes now. before the procure the necessities for you:
cold weather sets in. yoniig ones. .
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OUR MILLINERY AND CLOAK DEPARTMENTS need
no introduction. You will find here more styles and more stock
than you can find in all the stores in the Twin Cities combined.
H. KRIEGER 81-.
West Washington Street. South Not-walk. .
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