:11 "Lou Root,
UNION STAMP.
12.25 $2.511 33.111) 11111 33.50.
F. D. Lyon 8: Co.
Sole Agents.
lollahinglonh.8111101111111
,Dnnortod From the Army. Was Mar-
rind, Secured Life Insurance and
Then “DIed”-——Dead Man May
Have Been Murdered.
LOIIISIVII 111‘ 111.. November 12——
Nowell C. llathbun who was supposed
to hate tiic1l1in a .lelfcrsonvillc 11111.
hotel laat.'l‘11ur1sda5, was arrested in
514011111111111111151111111111 .1111o1dmg to
him the corpse which was shipped to
lttlo Rock for burial as his body, wa as
the body of W. 11. Ten l‘,1111e.'1‘ho p0.
‘llce any lluthbun has confessed to 1111s.
billion from the United States 1111111
find to having formed a plan to fraud-
11111111111 collect $111011 Insurance on his
life, but that he denies having killed
the man who died in the .Ieft'orsonvillc
hotel.
Ruthbun was arrested at the I nitcd
States 11111111111111: station in Louisville A
1, He 13 held as 11 fugitive from justice.
_ The arrest was made on information
1 from Sergeant Skinner of the United
‘ States recruiting station. llathhun, it
is alleged. enlisted under the name of
Detroit." Sergeant Skin-
; her had read the storv oi th11 .1-111fl'eiso11
' ville case and (11111 umatuuccs 10111101111111 I
. with the new 1"111111111 aroused his ans 1
1 pléious One of [heap was the fact that '
“ztbe man had on government cult of
underwear. Rathbun said 11.1 had
bought the garments. from n 3111111121 1
. friend. Another circumstance was his 1
i'knowledge of army affairs about Little 1
Rock. He passed the examination and .
enlisted Saturday. l
‘ At the 11111911111111: nfl'bc llathbun 11113:
{int through the securing process and
,‘uuder preamp-11 made the 11111111111111: 1
' statement according to his inqui. i '
,. tors:
.. “M,\ 1111111111.: .\11111ll t‘. liathbun .11111
1 any home it: in 1.111 .1 line 11 .\111. $141 1
oral months 11°11 1 11111111111111 from the;
army 111::1:l at i’lattshuiu. N 1'. in;
oompam with another recruit 111 1111
;,llame of \1'. 11 12111111. l soon lost silt-.11.
ofthim and went to I 111111 lioclt. 'Hl‘he
lwns 111111111111 and after“ aros took 111. .t‘
the insuram 11 mulch-:1.
"143811111111 11) 111:1'11111 about ten 111115
ago and 101111111111 1..plan to make the in
' malice 1';'0u111111\ 1111.1111 l 1111.: dead
that l 111.111 11‘. 111111111 1111 111.:11111xan11 i
ll id 1111111 :1 111 111 111111 said his 111111111 1
as W T111 l-.._1'1111 in front of fit
Salvation Anm I111.1tl11uurtc 1.:- in 111111.;-
iiie and told him 111‘ mi 111.111 and 11
agreed to help 111.11. 01111 plan was to ob-
tain a corpse from SUlllP place, put it
In a hotel in .111if1111sonvillc and then
set fire to the hotel.
"While we were in .l11l’fcrnou1'illc we
took a number of drinks and Ten 112vk11
tot drunk. I think his death wa:
caused by drinking. 1 put the letters
addressed to me in his pocket and left.
I did not kill him. I then came to
l
1
'Loitinvllle and went to the recruiting 1
Baker and enlisted. My real home is
In Detroit."
The police are trying to establish the
Identity of the 11111111 man. One. of
1tholr them 1118 is that he was a trump.
that Rnthbun had fallen in with. The
police haVe telegraphed to the. Little
Rock authorities to hold the corpse. A
It! watch bearing the name “W. H.
In" was found an liathbun 1111 re
to any where he got it. The1 no
My the, lll‘lli‘Wlhlng of .2110! Root"
"(30110111111 (70018. of .lcifcrnonviilc.
too that he examined the 1411111111111
the dead man and found traces of
' ‘xh quduuum (11.11111 two men.
COL FRENCH DEAD.
MIRINGTON. November l2—~Tl1o
of Colonel John w. French.
, occurred at Atlanta yesterday.
Ypromoto Lieutenant Colonel James
Ito be colonel, major 11‘. W. Maus-
llo the lloue taut colonel and Cup
Men B. J 1151111 to be major:
; prontdont made the following
talent today:
Walla H. Shlpley.
odor; Robert M Kennedy, nur-
Rudolph C Mchrtenu boutowoln
1111 Your 1111310111:
' 1111
1 111111.: 11111111 bouahi and St
3 1111111.: 1181111011 red its decline.
l.\In. Cot.
”111,111.11 '1‘
‘ Union Pacific. 107
lieutenant 1
Your Shoes Polished
Free of Charge.
room IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. air—Open:
lug dealings in stocks were not 011 no
large a ucale as in recent days. but
were well distributed. The govern-
ment estimate on the corn crop affect~
ed western railrondn unfuvorubly and
there were some sharp fractional dc-
1'linea in that department. This was
offset by gains at other points. Metro-
politan Street Railway rising W4. and
Chicago Great Western about a point.
WALL S'I‘tusl‘c'l‘, ll 11. m.-—-Stocks in
which there was last profit-taking yet-.1:
tcrdny. and also at today's opening, be:
came firmer and wiped out opening
losses. The recovery was assistedby a
rise of 11.4. in Amalgamated and an ex:
tension of 2’4; of Metropolitan Rall-
way‘a rise. Other strong features in:
1111111111 Baltimore 6‘: Ohio. Canadian Pa-
cific. Croat Northern Preferred. the
Hocking Valley stocks. North Ameri-
1a11. Tennessee Coal. American Loco-
motive and Pressed Steel Car Preferred.
littore ll o'clock there was a decline in
Sugar. Amalgamated and Metropolitan
Street Railway of over a point and
Great Northern Preferred lost 2. Thin
selling caused the standard atocka to
decline to the lowest. but some of the
11.111011 stocks maintained a firm front.
Reactions reached a point or over in
several cases. Rutland Preferred lost 3.
WALL STREET. doom—large buy:
int; orders appeared in the coolers
and Union Pacific preferred. causing
renewed firmness all around. But few
stocks rose more than a slight frac-
tion above yesterdav‘a close. 11211111
What prefcri ed Readina second prefer-
11.1211 Union Pacific preferred and Man
hattan gained 1 to ill. Canadian [’11
‘clfic got 11p “ and St. Louis. San Fran
cisto first preferred and Hocking Val-
111,11 11111111 12 point better. The market
can 011‘ again before noon in some cas-
c: to the lowest Bonds 11111-11 iiregu-
111111.
WALL STREET. 1 p. 111.——Priccs
hounded up again in spots. the 11:111-111.
11111111 Pacific Preferre1l.(111eat North-
1rd P1111111f1111111 the traction» leading
and Brooklyn Transit was in large de-
mood and touched 6911;. and Metropol-
itan Sit-rel Ralluav 1 15:2. New Jersey
'1111:111..tcd " and Ruhbor Goods 17 . (‘hi-
taco lndianapolis & 1411115111111 became
active and rose a point.
WALL STREET. 2 p. 111.——-»'l‘here was
gc general advance when the I‘acihca
1and 31 Paula 111-1111 bid 1111. These
Paul and
1' 1111111 P.1111ifi1 11151» 111.1. and 1’13 respect—
111111 1111011.1 flit,1 Ionrst of the (11111111111111
1‘: undian P11111111 111111111 a net 111:0 of 3
Sn tiling “as 11111 anccd 111111111 Rubber
The nutr-
kc; was easier again before 2 o‘clock.
3 TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or to. A.
Robina. commission broker. Sworn d1.
Corbrtt’a block. South Norwalk:
Open 1111111 1.11111
011. 3011'. 311:1; 3111.5
Am. S. R. 00.,12214 122-71; 121%
\tchison. 8251: 1113 82';
ltt'liieoti. 111d 10‘!“ "It’ll; 1031/8
imp .1: 111110 111971111911. 11111:;
IS? 13911;. 67
Can. South. 8411’. 84% 84V.
Jt‘hea. 11: Ohio. 48 48 47%
5(‘. M. a St. P017233 1731/: 172%
1(‘111. R. I. & 13.147114 148 147%
172%
441111
93%
111711
my,
my.
1111
11131.1.
111311
.1111.
1.2111
3111.;
121 ha
821%
102%
109%
69
84%
47%
173%
HR
100%
173
“IA
93%
259
107115;
117%
12511;;
167
103%
19%
163”,
3.1%
103
“ll/g,
1,47
103%
451/,
78%
Mbfi
91%
62%
11111.11, 11 81.1.. 101111.
1). Al, II. (71111.. 173
V. S. Steel. 1311.1
11. S. Steel old. 9311
Con. El. (‘11.. 259
Lon. & Nash" 1071/,
Nor. & West, 58
Mon. 0011501.. 1271/;
Metropolitan. 16!:
“11111. Pacific. 1033/.
Nut. Lend (30.31915
N. \‘.-C. t it. 16:171.
N. Y. 0. & W.. 315%
No. For. old. 103% 10.1% 102%
Pacific Mail. 49% 19% 18%
Pennsylvania. “7% 11715 146%
People's Gas. 103% 10:11.15; “127,11
l‘hll. & “01111.. 4511 471% ~13
l'. d: R. pfd.. 7817a 7871‘; 7814
Son. Rallwuv. 34% 3481'. 31114.
Sou. Ry. 11111.. 911.11.
Sou. 11011111. (12% (127;. 621,11
Tenn. C. 8: l.. 131% (if: 64
“.8. Leather. 121/;
11.8. l..Co. old. 82 82 Riki.
107% 106%
91% 98%
Wabash.pfd.. 38% 39 38%
West. Union. 92% 112% 92%
BALANCE ON PRESIDENT M'KIN-
LE'Y'S OALARV.
WASHiNGTON. November -—A
statement of account was made today.
by thi- auditor of the mu- department.
charging the 11111- l’rctddont McKinley
iwlth thr "mobs loaned to him on wo—
173
43%
93711
111771.
.18
121111
111711;
1111
163%
3.1.111.
1111. Pan. Md. 93141
ioount of may. loom tho befitting or
this lncumbmcy of the olive of omi-
dent to the day of bin data and cred-
11th:; hill“ with the amount due hint on
ionooum aim A balance duo of
i8.l 8518 one found A won-nut to favor
or the automaton of the pro-ident'n
was drawn today. by the neon-
tbo transom
iItIfl'OL, 1110.. moronic: DUI!-
L‘Afllflo
autumn lull. November 1312111111
Mouton won «tom! by burglars
burly today but! 11.91111 in 1.211111 Ind
out; on President Iloo
1.1111 my. Its Ito-pooh.
WASHINGTON, November l‘L—A
committee from the agricultural land
grant college association. consisting of
President Buckram. of North Carolina;
President Atherton. of Pennsylvania;
President White, of Georgia, and Cup-
tain Alexis Cope. of Ohio. which is
meeting here, called upon the president
today. to pay its respects, and to ask
him to receive the members of the an;
acclutlon. The latter request the. pres—
ident felt compelled reluctantly to 1111‘
fuse. saying he was making it a rule to
receive. representative committees from
such associations. but not the associa-
tions themselves.‘ The president pleas—
ed the committee greatly by his words
of praise for the work of the state in-
stitutiona founded upon the land
grants. “While,1 I am a son of Hat»
vord," said the president. “1 111111111»
that the state land grant Institutions
are doing a greater work and ”'0 clan:
or o the hearts of be people II 11. 11111111
of the older and better equipped col-
logos."
SCOONER SANK OFF CHATHAM.
In“.
Two Master Today. Followed Three
Master of Yesterday.
(IHATHAM. 11111311.. November l2~—
The people of this place saw a three-
umstcd schooner sink off port yesterday
and today they looked on while a two-
wasted achoner went to the bottom.
The fact that the Smaller schooner had
been in iow'of a steamer before she
founderod gave nope that the crew of
the venue! probably was saved.
In the murky weather this forenoon
one of the New York steamers was
sighted coming over the shoals with
two two-masters 111 tow. Just as the
steamer was opposite this harbor she'
appeared to cast off the schooner for-
thcr autern. and to proceed with the
other alone. Hardly had the incident
been observed when It was plain that
the cast of! vessel was sinking. and a
few moments later she sank.
The Identity of either of the vessels
could not be made out from shore. T111,1
Monomoy Life Savers at once put out to
the scene. of the sinking.
-~_~........._.. .....
TOOK CA RBOLIC ACID.
Edwin C. Crane. of Detroit, Suicides
at Gilcey Home. New York.
NEW YORK-November iii—Edwin
(‘. Crane. of Detroit. Mich. committed
suicide at the Hillary House today by
taking carbollc acid.
Crane. who was about forty years
old. possessed a splendid baritone
voice and at om1 time was very prom-
inent in musical circles at Detroit. He.
had made two other attempts to com-
111it suicide within the past 1111' months
011 Jul) 1 he jumped from a ferryboat
into the1 Ilotrolt riv.e,t' but was res-
11111111 by the boat's 111G111. After his
recovery from this attempt on his life
Crane moved to this 11it1' to engage in
musical 1111111k lit-1 made the 1.111 and
attempt, on his life 1191111 a few 1111111111;
and. taking morphine. but was resusci-
laieti. Dissipation and the resultant
despondeucy is believed to have been
responsible for 1111: suicide as it 1111111
for the other attempts he made on hiu
life. He leaves a widow and one child.
KENTUCKY INTERNAL REVENUE
COLLECTOHSHIP.
WASHINGTON. November
content over Kentuckv internal col-
lectorship was settled today. At the
conclusion of :1 contra-11111112 between
the president and Senator I’locbnr.
representative Bocring 1111 Commission
or Yerkes. tht1 president agreed to ap-
point E. A. Craft to 111111111111 C. ‘. .Supp
as collector of the fifth (1.011181111ch
district, At the same conference (I.
W, Lcithberth was decided upon for
the collectorshln of the sixth (Caving:
bun) department to succeed D. N. Com-
inore. The latter in the present col-
lector and was a candidate for reap
pointment
12» The
HEARST’ 3 EDITORS SENT To JAIL
CHICAI‘O, November iii—Judge
Haney gave his decision today. in th11
contempt case of the editors of the
Hearst‘s Chicago American. He order—
ed that Andrew M. Lawrence. the man—
aging editor. receive forty days: in the
county jail. and H. 11‘. Canticld. the
writer of the objectionul article. remain
there thirty days. 8. S. Carvelho and
J. 1’. Hammond were dlaohnrged. The
case against W. it. Hearst. Clare Brig“
an dHomer Davenport. the judge said.
would he allowed to stand until such
time as they could be brought Into
court by the sheriff.
NATIONAL PRISON ASSOCIATION.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. November 12~
Reports of committees and diocunclon
thereon. and the transaction of miscel-
laneous business occupied today's oes~
111011 at tin1 (‘onxmss of the National
Prison Association. A report of the
standing commiulon on criminal law
reform was read. and hill of the com-
rultte-e on the work of tho prim physi—
cian. followed. Each was liberally din-
cusoed. 8. J. Borrow. of New York
city. opened a discussion on "The revis-
-1d United States Code.”
EDITOR NEWSCHAEFEN DEAD.
HARTFORD. November l:—-Froder-
Icit W. Newschaoter, martin: edltor of
the Hartford Pout died at 11111 home in
thin city today after I lingering Ilium
with typhoid level". He won widely
known throughout Connecticut in an
authority on snorting mutton. outta
dimly buobnll odd polo. Mo was
county-nine you!" old and loom u
wile nod our child.
yin-mu Iouun ovnn.
tout: ‘l‘ltnmon... both» known a
11! lb! colt-t.
M11111». ..
. on the “z“
0-11.11. . 1
~ 1 continuum noun.
loo.
inspect our materials-«rui- fashion
plates.
Fur collareltes and 1101111.
For containers only, we will make
button holes on our new buttonhole
111111.111 no. 1
M Krasovitz & S Fox, ,
LADIEB’ TAILORS.
Corner North Mnln and Ann Streets,
South Norwalk.
FOR RELEASE OF MR8. STONE.
BOFIA, 8111., November l2-Connul
General Dickson; of Constantinople.
suplemented his verbal representa:
limb: to the Bulgarian government by
a note today In which he recapllu
lutea the history of the abduction by
brlnandu of 1111113 Stone and Mme Tall-
ka, and the steps taken to obtain her
11111111111119.3111! reminds the foreign min:
litter of his promise to give every ae-
nlstanco. He cites Instances where
the attitude or turbordiuutc odiclala
have not conformed with this asaur-
11ncc. Finally Mr. Dickson '11pmts 111.11
demand for tho non-interference of
the. goverumcnt In the negotiations.
The government's r1111111.a11.co11d1nu
to the opinion cxpronned in offi-
cial circles will ut‘l forth that.
whlle healtntlng to establish
the precedent that the government.
zit/c protection to brignudn in treating
for the ransom of captives; In I111» pros-
ont case. involving the safety of two
ladies. the government as an act ~11
courtesy and humanity. will comply
with Mr. lllclfinson's request.
FIRE WIPES OU'Il MINING TOWN.
CUMBERLAND. MIL. November It!
«The mining town of Thomas. Va.
was almost wiped out by fire curly.
Twenty business houses and seventy
dwellings. moatlv frame, were cousum»
ed. The Catholic Church opera. house.
Goraborger & Rcvnold'a hotel the Jail.
the water station and several house-11
belonging to the Davis 0031 Coke Com-
pany where destroyed.
RUMMAGE 3111'? mitoses.
(Chicago Record-Herald.)
The ubicuitouo microbe has: finally
reached the "rummage sale," that pop-
ular and time-honored device for coax-
ing the nimble dollar to drop into the
rollers of the churches and the this.
sionary sorietles. It has been a long
time reaching the rummage sale. It
has 0111111111111 and molded everything
else. Even the. children's toys must
be sterilized nowadays. and the man
who milks 11 111,111 must 5113\(1 off his
vlhiskcrs.
The rummage sale is the‘ Midway"
1f the, church fair. No 111cll-1111gulate1i
1vanuclical exposition in complete
without it. The luckiess Benedict. who
misses a pair of trousers. a sharing
1111 of a can may be sure that the
10511111 show 1.11 short on male receipts
11111 that 11 rummage sale In about due.
in tho fervor of her religious zeal.
however the church woman never im-
mines that she was runniux a mi-
n11111111 exchange~a clearing—house in
bacteria curios. That is what Village
President Khmer. oi Harlem. proclaim-
111 in hundreds 01 11111111111116. however.
and the proclamation fell with crush-
ing weight upon the rummage sale
that was pla1ing to small houses in
link Pork and uhich was helm: con-
ducted b1 the ladies of Grace Epism-
pal (‘hurrh
The (0011 women were filled with
consternation at tho impatient bold-
ness of the village president. Tliov
demanded an explanation. How could
111111111111 of this kind vet into n 11111114
matte 1111111. on enterprise conducted to
replenish the exchcquer of the
church? The nifrizhtcd villaze presi.
dent capitulntod. He declared he did
not know the rummage sale. was for
‘be benefit of the church. The. women
of the town got mad at the president
111111 made up their minds to rebuke
him. They thronged the rummage sale
1nd bought everything in sight at big
prices. and the coffers of the church
were filled. What matter if they did
11113: home thousands of microbes?
Here‘s an idea for the women who
want to accelerate the movement of
the article: of virtu‘ In 11 rummnge
sale. Hum none one scrum: “Germs:
Mlcrobon' Bacteria!"
CONNECTICUT BLUE LAWS.
In an exceedingly entertaining arti-
cle on the blue lawn of Connecticut. In
Leslie's Monthly for November. ll. .1.
Hendrick spooks of the difficulties at»
tending their enforcement.
Thus. says Mr. Hendrick. one John
Jenner. a New Huron, accused In 1849
3! “being drunk with stronu waters;
wu acquitted bounce of the extreme
coldness of the weather. Thomas
Franklnnd. however. did not not of! no
coolly. For "entertaining disorderly
persons Into his cell-.11 to drinking
mutation." he was whipped. fined
twenty Ihllllnu and deprived. of his
cellar and lot, the privilege of staying
In the plantation being granted to him
only upon lilo good behavior. Cellm.
lppnrontly. become the scene of no
many dluurbnnooo of this kind that we
find on ordlunoo pound requirinn
that all nomad living in collar:
111011111 more. three month: bolus giv-
on them to 111111 quarters elsewhere.
(Selim. however, continued to be used
but this unriclttoouo nut-pone Thu-
tlio record: contain 11 detailed account
of this natal-null: of one Jonah B. and
Jonquil C «fluently the John Doe and
John Roe of this mention. in court
the tumor mtuotly canton-o1! that
they "had drunk cock in his father'-
rolls: out of the buns. with I who»
nine adiothochomboroutofabob
tin." Animt than ”first! one sin.
for ldnfohz‘wgligm to the tile
mfg o younx tum
ammo nod “tho court
unnerved to be m
uroly whim?” ”
hobo-m .4» W
mu ‘Dtflo Johnson. at, insomnia.
11a ' , 1t 5. b
TristramddHya
. 1110.2 611211111111: BUILDING.
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’ SWINTER GARME
Ladies' Fine Tailored Garments. of Beavers, Cheviot, English Kenny and Meltons, in Black.
Brown. Tan and Castor. in all lengths, from 26 to 54 inches long. All made' 111 the very latest styles
and in the best possible manner.
The business which we have done in this department has convinced us that first-class goods in
this line are appreciated, and we sell only that kind.
A garment bought of us is a guarantee of good material. the right shape and fit, at no higher
price than interior garments are sold.
Children's Long Garments, from 1 to 12 years in size; All new and up-to~date styles.
Special Sale 01 Walking Skirts.
We havbclosed out from one of the leading manufacturers, their entire line of Walking Skirts.
We bought them so that we can sell them at about what the material would cost, with no charge for
the work. They are all in fine all wool materials, and in all sizes and lengths.
Tristram 81 Hyatt,
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairiicld County:
I hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituoua and lntoxicatlnq Liquors.
Ale, Latter liccr. Rhine Wine. and Cl-
der. at 10 Wood street, Town of Nor-
walk. My Ilaco of business is located
within lilo feet In a direct line of a
Church Edifice'or Public School House.
or the premises pertaining thereto or
any Post~()llic11. Public Library or Cem-
etery.
Dated of Norwalk. this
November, .11. 11.. 151111.
AN'l‘lleIO DECICSARIC.
Applicant
We. the undersigned. 111111111111: 11111
taxpayers. as defined 1111 111111 of the
Town of Norwalk, 111111111111 entlor 1c 121.11
application of the 2111111111 11111111111 Anton-
io l'lcccrarc, for 11111111 license.
Dated at Norwalk, this 11111 day of
November. .1. 1)., 111111.
John \V. Smith. 11111.11 Sineewald. Rob
on Smith. Frederick Syring. Harry W.
Hubbcll.
l hereby certify that the above nam-
cd entiorscrsz are electors and taxpay:
era. as defined by law. of the town of
Norwalk.
Hill (in ,V of
Dated at N0r111.alk this llth 1111,11 11f.
No1ember,‘l D. 1901
1 \NNIE E. SMITH.
Asst. Town Clerk.
1112 IS
Opium and Quinlnc are twin relics of
barbarian) in 11111111111111 I‘conlc uho
‘take lllt‘nl are int-ever doctorlng and
never well. Brazilian iiulm does not
contain a trace of either. ("ares
Coughs. Colds. (‘roup. Grip. Asthma.
Catarrh. restoring the health and vig-
or of youth.
An electric track railroad, with a
image of forty lllf'llt’fi. part of the truck
being raised ninc and one-half feet
above the towing path. is being tested
with satisfactory results on the Flnow
canal between Berlin and ‘itettln. The
boats can be mode bonvlcr than those
drawn by horses.
nug
arments
For Cold
Weather
Icrtalnly It in more comfort
ublo with on overcoat than
without one these days.
This is a chance. men, that
you do not often tet-an over:
coat well worth 815 at the re
' (blood price of 810. This cont
has n yoke.
We have u very lino all wool
obevlot cult. block. at 85.50.
And now tor the boyu’ oven
. out. This cm in long in length
and light Warrior. hour: In
weight. at “5,0 no in oxford
may we have an excellent coat
for 83.
Very [Inc all wool molton
nulls, single or double 1111mm,
at 8! the suit.
6011in
.11 North Main 51ml.
Norwalk, Ct.
29==3l West Washington St, 80'. Norwalk.
The Richest Man In the
Twin Cities
Can have no better credit. dress with more taste. or with all lib; money buy
cheaper than you can if you make your selections hero.
tort to you to know that you can come to a slow-
It should be a com-
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YOKE
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the latest mixturou,
415 metres long.
Price a range from
“2.911 to ”9.00.
OXFORD OVERCOATS
Without the yoke, Chesterfield Mylo.
811.98 to 812.98.
PORTIERS AND LACE CURTAINS.
We have a large Habill‘lmlinl of
these homc decorations, Prices from
81.130 to 88.00.
REEFERS FOR BOYS.
A large Varietyin blue and black
Chinchilla; also Beaver and Kcrsey
cloth. Prices from 81.50 to 8.3.00.
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Sizes from I to 9. at 81.98 each
They are little beauties.
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pair.
Everything on the Easy Payment Plan.
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