or
.till “rill A
dilute patte
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I‘ll 'Ii'I‘
ALOTHS and LINOLEUMS are in standard makes
pplement the floor coverings with WINDOW TRIM-
every sort. Shades of every kind; and here let us say
‘ ER ARE A SPECIALTY with us. We have
A flown adds to the beauty and value Z
Wing ‘i'ZZ gimd all-around iertilizdt‘ HARD
A AKA ' JWt’eét Iliiihiel“ They carry
Z dih‘tiol‘e‘llh, Easy to handle, and
he
he Z are ; om hickory wood on-
and umpnreon’d adhite‘rated Put up in barrels tor
“lily .l
AII .
’ or 011 Cloth.
‘ predicament, remember our reputation
‘ for large stock and. small prices. You
» 12 North Main AIL. ~
'Z‘ ADV}!
Phone l3lx~I3 5'
50 South Maih‘Streei
of ours is so extensive ana
complete as to be in reality a
lithoZe store' In itself.
You ll always do better
elvery may lay coming here;
yoo'lZ ha‘fhe wider range of
choice. and less money to pay.
m..—
Wall Papers. Painters 'Supplies.
Artists Materials
'indow Shades, Cornice Poles.
.‘ I ’ Rictnres.
Pictures Framed to Order,
Painting. Paper Hanging.
Decorating.
t
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Telephone call, I 3.33.
Open Evenings till 8:20.
W
DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
South Nor'lbalh.
WMMWW
' Who'll do my paneling in
a hurry and do it right?
I will.
I JUNlUS BROWN
South Main Street.
Under Buckley and Wheeler‘s Bicycle
Store, ‘
Res. 25 Elm Grove PlacZe.
cnsrms.
MATTINGS.
OIL CLOTHS.
LINOLEUMS.
Floor coverings. all kinds, are in
high demand now House cleaning nu
ticlpntiono discover many shortcom-
Z high in the mascot floor coverings and
the necessity 0! It now Carpet Matting
If this describes your
are on the right road for bargains. ll
5 is our intention that every customer
, shall receive full value for every dol
larispent under. this roof for furniture.
I etc.
We value the enduring appreciation
or lthoso who transact business with
A. i AAALINA A AA,
FUNERAL DIRECTORSI ' ' ‘
AND EMBALMERSI
89. Z Norweik.
" . Ian.“
“A lil‘ III nny ImméouAcm“AA
0 9 A“! {la ’
All. Initial. rel “Amino In fi‘ibocrme-
‘ instill?
' ciAutyir , . ’ ”A
CAWASTA‘A.
. $5 .51" l
' a‘ kidney remedy rind not II tore nil.
.: box lit Pill
. life the past summol
'ed my boy' 5 life
' for the hint sympt
7.3 'Ail drug‘iriltt‘s soil lCiilMP’ Sn
25c and title.
, lor-
newer
see been a his ii vortiAeil‘ as
nod confide co énéngh in them to not II
II o Ill-ha store And try
them.
they were just what I needed, so I
took anothci. i did not rchuir’e any,
more after that. for my book became
well. I proscribed thorn fox my son,
and they cured him.”
Fox onlé‘k‘hy ollvdéulelms Poster Mil
burn 00.. Buffalo, N. Y. solo agents for
the United Stotcs.
RememllerZ the linlne—Doon's-nnd
take no other.
W
There Is a blacksmith in Gardiner
Men who has not lost It day’s walk
from sickness since he began his lip-
prcnticeship nearly a third of a con
till-y ago
—-.._..
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ONLY CURE FOB DYSPEPSJA.
Mr Franklin Bush, at New nestle
Dob. aye; . “i outcome for years- with
dyspepsia. Used to have great Ills-
trees and belching. I tried everything
I could hear at but nothing helped me.
till I took Brazilian Balm and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by 3.11. Piaisted and F. H.
Baxter.
The three most useful things on
earth urc on old joke, on old chicken
and on old love affair.
Skill affections will lolldily disap-
poor by using DeWilt‘s sWitclI llullcl
Salvo. Look out, for conllteuieits. le'.
vou got Ilerlit'l-i you will get good re».
units. it is the quick, nil positive cure
for piles (.. 0. SH ill 11.
.\ wiIhod mun is no hound to get
illin as s sncorssful actress is to get
All
”It II; with u good deal of pleasure
and slitlsioction that I recommend
Clinmboilnln‘ Is ColiI (bolero. and tiller.»
r‘hocn Rcmcdv“ sols llrnggist A. W.
Snwtcllc oi ilnrtfol'l: Goon. “A lady
customer. seeing til remedy exposed
for snlo on my silo'w cuss said to me:
‘ it‘lllly hollcxe that Illi‘tlltilll‘. saved my
while at the
shore. and she became. so enthusiastic
. over its merits that l at once made up
my mind to recommend it in the future.
Recently n gentlemen came into my
‘ store- so owl-conic with colic puins that
he sank at once to the floor. i gave him
‘ II dose of this remedy. which helped
I him.
i repented the dose and in It!
icon minutes he left my store smiling-
iy intelming me that he felt as well on
over. Sold by George (‘. Stillson.
South Norwnlk: Edward P. Wood. Nor-
5 wulk
Some women dross just us much to
\\"“Oll_\' the men us they do to please
them.
SAVED A BOY’S LIFE.
Mrs. captain ii Hubbard. of Mn
ford Dci., says: "Brazilian Balm her
He begun just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. hurl was all right in the morn-
ing. For sale by it. H.1’lalsted and F
H. ant or.
Hull the time when It girl flirts with
a Ihun it is only to make another man
mod that hos boon flirting with her
Mr w. .l. Baxter of North Brook N.
C.. says he suffered with piles tor lit
teen years. He tried many remedies,
with no results until he used Dertt' s
Witch Hazel Snlvo and that quickly
cured him. G. C. Stilison.
Mrs. Snobblngtoano had meant to
cell long before this. l‘culiy. but with
the best intentions, somehow we al
ways kept putting (If; the evil day.
Nosed-m.»—
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.‘
A remeliy recommsliaco tor patriots
amlcte'd With the Gtippe in MP'S
BALSAM. which is e‘epecla‘llyu opted
for the throat. and lungs. no ’t wait
oi the a sense;
not a hot is today and. keep it tor, no»
the motile‘nt'it is needed. neglected
the gripp‘c he'll Zn tendency 0 bring on
pneumonia. Kill/lire BALZSZ ‘fiMT
youth this by hooplhg I
and the inngwroe tromn
ALSAAA «I
‘ i
llv‘en in It civil stilt. the horrors can
be very uuclvil to I their. '
About. Kodol Dycneilsln Cure. it would
o, used in rl fro ryel household 23s
are w Iicolllo who 'd
from It icolln oi fullness? tot Zr
5 chills. flntulénco. lionr atom
ysliiilinlil och; w
' A
with sing II pathetic Iii ZZ
pioint torn until I) no i: lining to ‘
The first box Izollvlncod me”
it people only know whet We know I
literbrashr conned ily indiges- '
italicoiidygyopsiu. .A propnrotio ‘such fl
Audience may In apathetic in
r
ost ignlsillm t we
gngioggrlhg yet aIII-.collnll‘iehsd
‘ The tunnel is nearly halt II emile ion .
the Alli cut in
rinse
Agent“a wide lit the toll
ottom (the Lone TI is south-
west of the town or She it And the
whim lIZIilcnt is no hi'h t e no.
chino nt. These tw II the.
handling of 600
earth And stellj
Two other ’
lIehilir'od tllo rook: '
yards so that
the Work oil “T . 0;
ml o, noooss to n me
than 7.50 000 ccAIcAAhtlly #:th on
rock The} Dale Creek lit! he will now
he II thing of the pain snug the Ames
Monument will no longer be seen by
Institute.
Tn new tunnel is so constructed
that no they clearly see from one cud
to the. other .
'I‘iih new route decreased the glndo
over llity no; test ..
Get What You Ask For!
When“ you aid; for Cascarets Candy
ICatlIartic be sure you ”get them.
lenuine tablets stomped 8. Cl AC
Never sold in built A substitute: is
alw‘eys a cheat and II fraud; Beware!
All druggists, we. “
CHICAGO To DO HQZNORS.
Will Accord the Presidential Party a
Royal Welcome June 11.
CHICAGO. May I+nrrunlgomollts
tor the entertainment of President Me
Killioy during his visit to- thoago on
June ll have been completed by ll )ohlt
committee of the Union League mull.
the National 13llsiness League. The
party will arrive in Chicago at 3: 30 p.
In. on June ll. They will be met at the
depot by Governor Yates. Morel nae
risen and the reception committee and
escorted to the union League Club At
the Union League Club no iniormnl re
lilfli I; Will earned .
temperature of the last three or illqu Iloys and it is no,
tllai purse stlings n l osened and people are
pleasluc and satisfaction of Spending
wisely and well.) .
AIRS
Bull III'AAAAR anti thins
‘f-Alihi “I“? in) iii-Z ‘
wonder
Alloying the
money-spending it
Mollnirs being ll; sandmd cloth do not require description.
And yet they occupy an important place among the Dress
Goods fabrics. .
in colors there are two shades of gray and II navy, 46 in.
wide. at
$1.00 the yard.
lrown, cnsiol‘, two gray/x, two lllll'y's and a rod, 44 ill. wide,
make a handsome collection of cboosings at 7
5c yard.
Also another line, equally varied selections. 38 ill wide, for
50¢. yard.
In black plain effects they run anywhclc ill price
ego. to $1.
Figured blacks from
White Mollairs, that are extremely popular for wzl
summer dresses. three qualities are ofi'crcd at
from
25 yard.
50c. to $1.00 yard.
ists zintl
500.. 75c and $l'00 yard.
useless.
A Magazine om is Free to“ use; who Register their name.
During the IllOIltlI of May we invite you to stop
l’niicru Dispariulcut, give youl name and address, an
to the
(l in re-
luru receive a subscription card entitling you to a Free Copy
each month for one your. ()lrl subscribers should l'cllc
subscriptions. I
Fashions its a monthly Magazim lill \lmucn
l...‘
The D. M. READ Co.
.- A. Established 1851.}.
w their
caption will be held ~ Governorill’nto
trill welcome the. Ice lenient on hohnl
of the state of Illinois and Mayor nar-
rison will greet him in the come of the
people of the city;
At 7 o 'ciook the Dissident will be the
guest of the National Business League
and the llZlinoie Manufacturers A830
elation lit a boon t at the Coliseum.
There will be I Z!) guests at the to- .
bios one 6000 so tutors in the honors
and balconies. 'I e presidential party
w‘ili‘lcnveI Chicago for the east at mid
nig t., ,
ATHLETICS AT EXPOSITION.
CHICMEO. May lw'l‘ho two Melon-
oys of the University of Chicago. tour
Michigan men and eight First Ilogl
mellt athletes. will represent the West
ill the athletic contests at Bunnie this
summer They will compete under
First Regiment Atllletic.ClIIb colors: in
the open meets. .
Since the intercollegiate meet at the
Bull’olo exposition is to be held June
the date when all western athletes
will be competing in Chicago this team
will he the only one to repl‘éZh‘ent the
Western colleges in the east this sum
mer The team will he entered in two
meets the National Handicap meet on 3
June 13. and the Senior National himm
pionshlp meet, which is the stinulZIl
meet of the A A.. U. June 15 This
inst your Contain Hays. Dvorak and
Ar-mstlong. The; lirst regiment men
are Captain Borden. George Smith
Charles Smith Stack. Webster. Moran.
Martin nud Kuecke. Z
HOW ‘
PLANS FOR ICE DEALERS.
CHICAGO May l—«Tho Tribune
Buys: ice dealers who control the bus» «
nesa me now considering plans to Am 2
per cent.
Michigan men one III-man. Hilrdl'er. ”
crease the rates from thirty to forty ,Z
The Wisconsin state lefilsll’u I '
M Whilltm& cl?"
Personal Appearances
Iii “Ii-lit ‘ ‘
hey Count
With the coming of the sunshine
comes a desire to brighten anthe
personal appearance. Nothing
aiIZlZs moresorely than an attractive
j.
toned up MIA a little BAND
0F SILK .: .I: :r .I.
Qur Stock of Suits consists of
seine of the most attractive, dar-
Z aisle, reasonable qarments pm-
A caraZble. :.I .I .I :.I
The Nechwear line' Is all that can
\
turn and the snows oi last winter a‘réf
allies which supply the city‘s ice. I
hill fis pending in the“ Wisconsin Sew
tan; loo dealers Irsnltlylnsncrt mils
era of the Banner state. see dilate Inm-
'Illl . or romofln‘g the
t at the hill. Ago
'11“ an the host all h r»
o ll ‘
sul‘nmoii‘ed to Mo'y '
lié' instt'o,
i Mgr ’l° use or. AL) 4
LfiN‘boN 'i . f—i‘elloh‘ Arnilne‘
Wodehouse; soil to: ihoéilqlnu ~ Iti
being held to be the factors ‘whlch may" '-
be responsible for heavier tribute hetZ ' ,
inn exacted from Chicago by the; o'onl- ' .
lite. having been passed by the House. 1’ Z
IIIovidinuotsxzoiZ-Iten contsls tench
loo exocrtcd flom thlit Istilts I’i‘hio Z
) I
unit! by the consumers II the low Innis ‘
be desired by‘ the natty dressers.
Inspection the only necessity to
make pot! Purchase. :: :.I
‘ IIMMWNINGIMIM F
111an certain quantity
DAM” Kilt you are. old man. into
Ali‘lln‘c min ‘flnuntlty that does the
no II I) my THAI
t iI ‘ king 00
1hhsltthshi
y- yoursw i can hot
,' 'I . ‘l‘homnnn who “roll on top of In
‘ mountain shouidh treblcct to climate
tor a good dinner does a main olhorm.
,.iil”‘
,.. II
.I
. Wm 3
"I have been suffering from DyII-pep
Z sin for the mist twenty years and have
m1. Gilli”? Z. 3' . .. ilceh u nblo nit r trylnn
ll properti-
no to go only toilet.
“bolus of
tool found relief and tho now
here how tor
Kodol IIlDy
also Kodol
ipAly. ‘ hull
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