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’Thla Question Should be Answered,
Easily by Bo. Norwalk People.
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on risen 5: 52; acts 6:07.
lsb tide 10:57 a. [mi 11:14 p. in.
Which is wiser—do have conlidence
in the opinions of your fellow citizens
ior depend on statements made by ut
Read this:
Addie Banks, (11' ill lliiyinoud
uoln . communication! l'or, .9 t' ..»
‘ d be nddreucd to The iii 91 1111112011..
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Sll'l‘tl, 1111,13: “My employuicnl a but-
11191 kcut truth of the
in Lucid defoliation tonhoii- “1111.01 on due shirts at. Hutiii
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1 tip in ] orllund i" u"! ,inson, (‘ole d- (.‘of 1;, may not have been
the pil'maiy cause of my trouble, but
the ( onslunt application icriainly docs
Minot prevent some and weary feeling in the ioina op-
and will put a stop to
pressed inc and robbed me of my wont-
ed energy. Heading one night about
'ubbmil 04-41“. Now lioan‘s Kidney I’iils and some cures
' health advances the they had made induced 1110 to get u
ory that tit ’mortality of smallpox
' .is increasing. lin his
box at l’lalstcd’u drug store. They
i am pleased
when, two or three years ago the coaxi-
ry 'waa 1'einieoted from the Philip- 18"“ ”at“ by alidcalcrs. PM“ 50
cents a box. ii‘osier-MHburn (30., But-
i'iilo, N. Y..
States.
c0 ding to Cholly Knickerbocker,
it idler to satisfy the demands of a
’ number of fashionable women.
wh ,ure among then most important:
'utrone. auroral of New York's lead-
hg restaurateuis are about to manage
peelol smoking roomu where the la»
es may enjoy a few \vhiffa offer out-
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The Manila Critic says that when
Geueiol chlei' 'was sent as Governor
General to Manila, lion Cm ios l’aian-
' , the wealthy Spaniardized China,
man. whoeoiuucral last September was
' arked by meat pomp, determined to
dead Mrs. Weylci 11 girl the customary
ay of obtaining the good will of the
Spanish ofiicials. lie found at a low
xieller's two nocklacea, each costing
$20,000. and both being so beautiful ,,
that he could not choose betwecnfi'
them. So he‘sent them both to Mrs.
Weyler, with the message that she
'6 Should make her choice. lie received
a ‘warm letter of thanks 'froin her.
,aiing that the necklaces \i'ei'c_si1
dutiful that she could not decide bi»
'cen them. and hence would keep
both, which she did.
sole, agents for the United
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Remember the lllimit-~13011n'S-“llllllj
take no other.
PALM SUNDAY.
Al the South Noi'ualk Congregation
:il (.‘liuich. thi- scimou by llll' iim
‘aui ill Sirnyci in 1.111.121 and by Palm
Sunday". ‘ls Not This the Christ?’ ' Till"
mu. to tho little l’tlllitl will be on "i‘hci
(‘hildrcii’s Praise." Music for the inor- i
plug will be: “lib, .lcsus l Hth' Prom
li-it'll'," i'losworth, and “lii'iiviui life"
by MozartShiiliue. .'it \c.' pm 4 Mi'.
Strayei' will speak on the, sixth Word
from the Croce, "Father into ’I‘hy
Hands l Commit My Spirit." The fol-
lowing; selections from Buck's cantatu.‘
‘ The Story of the, Cm2:9. ‘will be sung:
‘i‘aivary" and “The Darkness," which
3111'.» quartettcai “Staliat Mater Doloro
a soprano and aim duct, and the
Passion Chorale.“ Mr l;"i11(e will sing
ihat old famine 'i‘hc l’aluis.‘ which
old as it is will he iziv'en tomorrou in
lillli' cl1ui(hc: out of ten. Holy Week
will be observed as 11 week of prayer
for an examination of self and a deep
euing ol‘ the spiritual life. There will
vim ‘1t‘ll’llt'b each cvenin.r at :ll’i, ex-
tent Moiiiiui and Satuiday with shoit
Vaiidri'zsscs and spcdnl music On
:"l‘hui'sday evening Steiner's Crucifix
”1011‘ will he dung 'rhe pastor will.
.‘Zl\(‘ an aildi'csp on ‘is it Nothing to
loot" ’ and the gari'ament of our I cred
Suppyr \\iil be administered.
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A Spaniard who is'now on a tour oi
in country sayi. that many American
customs strike him 21.9; being mos t pa.
collar “F01 instanie " he says "i
have seen advertisements in your pa- 'l'iio morning. sermon by the pastor.
”9"5 9f WIN". 3’0" “:3” ‘ii'11‘3l0195il3l5_ licv. W. W. '1‘. Duncan, will be the
who remove superfluous hair from 110- annual 11‘1issionary sermon; topic,
men's faces. Their places. i learn, are , "The 91’3““? of Nations." The 5‘3“
called "beauty pariors,‘ and l lind that 11186668119112: 16881881188811“[088188883888
“13'0"!“ country the womrn my much .~ "Making Ditches." The Men's 1311.1...
annoyed when hair grows on the no ,‘;
per lip. They 1:0 to the ‘bcnuty 11ai"‘loi
and submit iii :1 ,paini‘iil cipciaiion in
living this hair removed. Now in.
Spain it is just the othci w.1v.(.)ui
then consider it n marl. of bcnutv'
to'have a growth of soft downy dmk
jhair shadina' the mouth. A woman,
"who would have this taken off would
'hoiconsidered crazy. But then i sup»
'po'se every nation has its own ideas of
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FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
temperance question from the three-
fold standpoint, Political, Moral. Spir-
ituai. Every member of the class it;
ui'ucd to be present. as it is the last
time the pastor will be wilbthe class
until after conference, as 'on Easter
Sunday the class will meet with the
c'rliool in its missionary exercises.
The younn' people's meeting will be
led by Miss Bertha Keyser, subject.
"iiitliculties in the Way, of Evangeliz-
iu'-: the World." Thecventng service
viii be appropriate to Palm Sunday.
,Tiie sermon topic will lid.‘7“'l‘ho 'Itrium-
'ilial Fairy" Prelude tQpic "Culins
. 11y " Tenor solo "The Palms." pill
be sung by Mi Ciowe. Next week
special sertices will be held on Tues-
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WHAT WOMEN ARE DCING.
charming house gown is a mix
tire of louisine and veiling or one
ode. .1 . » .
be red paraeol is not carried with
the red gown but with tlllt' at black or
'liite.
e Brazos and guipure laces are be
Red as wall as the irish laces to
im the loose mono coats worn by
REPRESENTATIVE
...... :‘JOHN 6- CAMP
he, both back and front and stitch- '
x plaits running from the points
ther side of the yoke to the belt.
There is quité a fad for stitching"
fs white wnph waists with colored
,and ck seems to be the fa-‘:
:Let those who make Norwalk daily in the capital
, waists bottle profit by the me =
'e ce of thmmerchants who- have. New York He also represents to you
rabble w the bread sed. Be ~
‘ u get wiilunot turn faithfully. honestly and truly the great
[if you dim't know him, you ought to).
He represents the State of Connecti-
cut, particularly the Twin Cities of
city—-
Clothing and Outfitting house of
8mith,l}1'iiiiii 811.
Broadiraii at 8’11 Si.
. Thiii is one in the reprehentative e11.
. tahliahmeats of the Empire City. Yet,
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as they make the garinente they sell, ‘
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the prices are much 19...} for same
inability to insert canvas here
reason for. the, failure of the man
and .68 1
piece, over the bust, but it. is.
1‘: to are '1th than do the work '
, and its absence stamps the
ab '30:; drops.
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few" dayE with a com
$6,! '- bring wear Suede trade than the will declare who have
of m, ,a and any. so much
‘ dime, are now rarely
ii men and n!- ‘
dyeukin in. dark
tuba! from the makers.
Nothing but the most stylish, new,
GniBren.
, will conduct tho sacramental service.
A full outline of those services will
‘ people are cupid-hilly invited to attend
, tomorrow:
" ilaiitei
line's will eonaider with the pastor the .
tip-tonne clothing {or lien Dora and
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day, Wednesday, Thursday 11nd l~r1~
day evenings. 'i‘hcue incetiugu wlill
he in charge of one of the different or-
ganizations of the church each cveu- ,
inn on Thursday evening tho pastor
Dr. Greene,
DISCOVERE 0F '
--i—............ N ervura,
gives advice FREE TO ALL
'atithis office, 101 Fifth Avenue, _ ;
New York City. ‘
Women, save your beauty
and health. Men, save your ,
manhood and strength. Dr.
“'5'" "' “1,333:47:,“335,1:43939;;1'3); Greene has cured thousands. ',
date.“ (lollschalk; anthems. ”Hill: . ,I
vary. ‘Rodneyl; “.lcrusalem,‘ i’arr,ke "‘ »
iopi'ano solo "A Song of l’ci1itonre."
Beethoven; postludc in L) niluor, l‘ai
kin. Evening prelude Oileitory in A
liat, ilatlato: ofi'crtory, Andante l’as-
lornle, Richmond; anthems, liencdic»
tun in l'}, lluck; “Even Me," Warren:
contraitn solo, "()ne chctly Solemn
Thought." Ambrose; posiludr, an
11'0111 Mb Symphony Widor,
appear in Monday‘s Sentinel. Youuii
the Sunday evening service.
PALM SUNDAY, HOLY WEEK AND,
' EASTER AT ST. PAULMB 1
Sunday, March 23d, services 7:311,
and Ilizlill a. 111. and 7:30 p. 111.; Mon-
duy, 1112311 11. ill. amid p. 111.. in parish,
church; ’l‘ucnduy. (-,hurci1 10:31) 11. 111..
chapel, .4 p. 111.. Wlimipuuk,7 :30 p 111. .
Wednesday, 10::lil a 111.11ud :li’; p
111.. in church; flood ii‘riday. lo:::ll :1.
111., Iii Si. l’:iiil'u(‘.h111'rl1, and 22:10 11.
111,, in chapel; Saturday. 10:30 a. in.
and -l p. 111., 111 pariah Church: iiiisirr
Day, March :lllth, uervicca, 7:30, itrlba
mid 1015'“ a. 111., in lllllltili church: Sun-
lay school festival ln' St. Paul's:
Church, 3 p. 111., and choral cvcnsongl
in Berkeley .Hlll‘t‘t chapel at 7: .30 p.
111.; [master Monday, service in church f
10:30 11.111.1111d innall pariah iiici'iiiiilié
in Sunday school room of church. linufl
tcr 'l‘ucsdiiy. service in church, infill)
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MUSIC lN FIRST CHURCH.
Call in person‘or write freely and in full confidence to Dr. Greene.
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. Palm Sunday,
MA'l‘iNS. 111:1.) A. M
' lli'oi c'..9'ii.1nal ily 11111 Sill ....... 'i‘asii'liiu“ .
' donodiciv ........... Gregorian ’i‘ouc:
Ilint-iiliiiu; l'l ll ......... l‘roli'h.’
l-l yniii lrz.‘ .................... \\'.ii<'t1I
Hymn ili‘. ................... Maker
(mm [1111» Hosanna in tin lildiil‘Vil,
......................... Siniuor' ‘
llci'i-ssii1i1zil ilviun til ........ iiyln's
EVENSONG, ‘l:l:'1 l’. l1
i’1'oi-cssimiiil Hymn Sill .... 'l‘:i‘~:."ll"!‘
i"t'l'liil Vi'rsicics ............... 'i'ailiu
ivlaenificat in i“ ............. Simperl
Nunc Dimiiiis in l" .......... Simpcr.
ilynin l(ll .................. . Miller
Ilffi'rtory-—--Flint; Wide the Halon
Stalin-1" -
llyki'.
lleii- -ssioual liynin iii ....
CHAPEL OF OUR HOLY SAVIOUR.
EVENSONG, 71:50 P. M.
dorm
Processionai liyniu 1111 'l‘asciiei'T
Ferial \‘crsioles ............. Table 600” VALUE
Psalter, ilth Selection . 'l‘i'inily ,l’ualter
\liigniilcat. 7th 'l‘iuii- ...... Gregorian ' “I”
N11111: Dimittis, 'l'onns lli'jzius '
...................... lli'cgoi 11111;. 7
-\111i1.'111—~»i)11lighters of .lrrusnlrm .
..................... lilvoy' ‘ '
)fiortory Antioch—“rho Patina . Fillli'i‘ , 1.
itecessional Hymn ill ........ Wairh, ‘
CIGAR
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SUNDAY EVENING course 01- i .,
LECTURES.
'i‘ho subici't ot‘ the lt‘t tare tomorrow
f ORITE t
Ayahoulg
.tv‘cnlug at St. loscnbe will be “The
(‘rucliil ’l‘i-st.‘ lib-used ii'ilnis will be
listrlbuti'd also at the Vesper service. , .. Iv
The closing lecture of the Lenten MAN® MADE: C of p
nurse will be given on Easter Sunday _ 9.—
night, and will be entitled “The Foot- . ”A”; I” A ”00‘
holds of Faith " meilmfl Hfifllflmmfldfl‘ ‘
Y. M C. A. SUNDAY MEETlNG.
W. F Waierbuiy, the town clerk of
Stamford. will address the Men's “‘H'WEMM'W“ “V"? b“ “”1” 5"““"’° 1
Meeting at the Association room's Slur . %: ' fixative Bromo-Quininc “mm i
day at. 31l5 p. 111. and all men are cor- m, 41° " “WY ”‘3‘ “m“ “ “m '" “n" m‘" i
dially invited. »~
CALL 53-2}
l‘he Best IS Always ’ I ‘he Cheapest
., Cheapest NeVer Best '
WE Di] Al. Y Oil ()1 T A STRONG HAND. ll" YOll Pi \Y Y Oi ll HAND HERE YOU \\ “.1. GET THE BEST
RESULTS. OUR HOBBY 18 Till: i EST (‘OODS THE MARKET A!” FORDS \Vli‘ AREH HATISFIED FOR THE.
OTHER F‘El LO‘N ’l‘O LH‘El l. TH!" (11 Hie) ll KIND . ' i
‘ it“ “HERE lS ANY Kll‘ K (‘OHING l'l‘ MUST NEVER HF 0N QUALITY- l
_ WitV ARE Slal LING -\ l \RO‘x‘ Qlf’AN'l‘l'l‘l OF OUR SWFET ROS\ BUTT 19:11. WHY? BECAUSE IT [Si
BETTER 'l‘l'i \N‘ 'lliii] OTHER FEI l 0W KEEPS, AND SO WITH LOTS Oi" GOODS. W1" (‘0 t'ld) ENUMERATE
Sli CH AS COFFEE. TIE AS CHEESE. CANNED FOODS, CRAP Kl‘llS E'i‘C
OUR REPUTATION H \S BEFN ESTABLlSHEi) AND [S MAINTAINED BY THE HIGH STANDARD OF
OUR GOODS.
FRESH VEGETABLES
4 . NEW POTATOES SPINACH LETTUCE. CELERY, RADISHES PARSLEY. PARSNIPS ETC. A LEAD
lING CARD-THE FERRIS HAMS AND BONELESS BACON, FRESH FRO“ THE SMOKE HOUSE. ORANGES,
,LEMONS, GRAPE FRUIT, CRYSTAL DOMINO SUGAR.
WE CAN SUPPl Y YOUR FVR RY WANT WITH PERFECT SATISFACTION.
Leading Grocer 3131‘ West Washington St, So Norwalk
and We will give you a whole. bargain That's. the way We do business every time Give us a trial-order this 6
week and see for yourself. Watch for our annual Easta' Sale next wcdk ‘ '-
_ ‘ FINEST ELGlN CREAMERY BUTTER (Pres it made) "1., 30¢.
utter GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER (this sale.) 27c n: Butter
4 GOLDEN STAR Palm no'r'rnn. (guaranteed) 26c lb
.Swoeping Reductions in our Ca nned Goods and Fruit Departments. , . ' .
Fancy affine 00,118 can» for 2.... i , 3111. can Bartlett Pears 10c; “or , ‘ :zfic
Fancy New York State Corn, can, ' 8c 3 lb.» can Yellow Peaches for » ' 100
New, York State Succotash 3 cans for 259'; ‘ 1: Singapore Pineapple. try them, ‘ 1.50 can
mm, mm! JuneP'é'a's“ 3 mm for » 255 4 838? lbs. large California Prunes, for . 23¢
finest Extra Sifted Penn 2 cans for 25c , ~.,;’,,'=,,,‘,;'.:§;' $32: $“gilz':...- . . if:
‘3 “"— can Build Packed Tomatoes 10' ‘ 11c ’ Evaporated Peaches; or Apricqte 2 lbs. for 25¢
8‘ :22 ..
Don’t tell to get I pound of our High Grade Tenn entrees. They lire bound to please you. A cup and
moe‘i- tree with and: pound or our 30c couee' or 1 in. at «111' 50 01" 60c Tea.
Hams ‘ ocean dunno anus 12cm. ‘ ' ‘ “
» ~ sucks!) snonnnen Sic 1b. Sh 'd
“ " ' _ .ImNEl-ESS Bacon 1 211211.; OI] . 0'5
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a. 2,, W i: 5' 6% ,
'9» all
, Store,
, Easter Opening oi
Sui-”mg 32.1.9.8 Suds tor
Bodies and Misses.
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MISSES‘ SUITS
MISSES' SKIRTS
MISSES' JACKETS
CHILDREN’S LONG
COATS .
CHILDREN’S REEFERS
CHILDREN'S SHORT
COATS
CHILDREN’S WHITE
P. K. WAISTS AND COLORED
CHAMBRAY WAISTS. . DRESSES.
At no time in the history of the Boston store has such a gathering
of Suits been offered to the people. We. have been planning for this on-
ening since, last December. Our buyers have inspected all the leading
maniil’actuies of New York uelecting with great care. 'i‘Hii‘ BEST 'l‘Alli-
()R11 11 ’l‘Hli‘ liFS’l‘ 87‘ VI .i‘S 'I‘Hl" BEST 1 ABRICS to be found in Am-
erii'a. You are r'ouiiiilly invited to attend 0111 opening. You will find our
Suits marked one third loss. than the same garment can be bought for
clscw lit l'l‘.
Easter Salome.
()ur import order for Ladies." Kid
(ilovci; is here. We have the best
dollar glove imported—4M profits
are small in the. lilllllEi we carry,
but we coi'isidei' It the best method
to carry out—we no“ you a pair of
gloves fully Will‘l‘illill‘il hv tho
maker, backed up by the llouton
in all the new and hobby
shades, motion, ions, pearls, prays,
while and black: glare and Sui-do
—~$l,tlti,
Ladlcs‘ Silk'aiiil Lace (lion's-w
the new lace glove will be much
worn ihii; vcar. We have them in
white’. gray and black, 51111: and 75c.
. Children's Kid Gloves, pi'ri'ocl
fitting and sensible style-‘1: for life
young miss, at tilii',
We keep a full llllt,‘ 111‘ ill(' well-
knowu "Kaiyscr" tin Silk (itovcn.
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Spring “thump Openvng 3082.13
A laminating display \vmtby of the (areful observation of every ad-
mirer of tasteiiil and slyllshb villi" ’ry. l'iegant copies of the ('levcrcst
imported models. Large Hats, “louder: iiound Hats, Bonnete. A won-
derful liai‘illtil'll of colors woven with elegant grace into beioming E1191»
tui Headu v.11 No maliii how chin llltll you 1110 with the but you 9ieiec,t
the price is sure to be as appreciable.
LADIES’ TAILORED
SUITS
MOIRE SKIRTS
SILK SKIRTS
WALKING SKIRTS
WALKING SUITS
BLOUSE JACKETS
SILK ETONS
SILK RAGLANS
SILK WAISTS
MOIRE GIBSON
WAISTS
LAWN WAISTS
Easter
Ribbons and graces.
This; is to be. :1 lace and ribbon
year, Dame Fashion says. We. be-
Here ii. and bought. very heavily at
all the good style kinds. Fancy
Neck Ribbons in Watches, Funcy'
Black, Fancy White, Satin Liber-
iv, Satin Taffeta, Velvet. Ribbon,
black and colors.
The laces are here in great var-
lt,‘l,\"'—lilll(:li, white, cream and
(lt'i'll coloru; inserting and all-
(111-rs to match. Prices; from 50c
to $2 50 per yard. ,
BF] 'l‘$——All the very newest.
in Silk, Velvet. Leather and Elusi-
lif‘ lit-its, 25c to $1.00.
’l‘oilay winds up our 141 eat anniversary Halo and makl' the end of our
‘ enh-l go with dash, we haw filled 11p our counters with astnniehing bar-
gains Today 5 uondrous leaders:
Tili'ht‘ntSt?..\l)i(li1(,iillgllillll or; Fancy Striped Dress (liiigbanis,
win-iii Hypo, Sc; Float tirade (Julia-g, ii‘ianuci, worth 1111:, at 'l‘/gr; Beat
Soft Finish l.i11lug(.t"111nb1ic, .liizc', Gray and Black Silesias worth 15c,
at, Site; i’iintcd l-‘oularda, good, c'olois wortiil‘1llc,at4:'1c.
nomgsxxcs, Sm“ \Datos antl'mbbons
All Linen (14.3344, good mp“. at 'i‘oiict Pius. good quality, full
14), m1 '1,/,0 paper. special, 3 for be
Honey Comb Towels. worth 71c Dexter's Curling ”OHS. three SlZ'
0a., 34., ca. 7 on. regular price 51?. sale
Turkish Towels. 27x54. extra 3 WW“. ‘ _ 130
4“ng worth 354. ca, 15cm. l Fancy lolastic Web, regular”
Full size (‘rochet Spreads, worth : , "“943 “,"' yard, 35”“ ""600. ‘0
311m. 41”,; sale, 83c ea.‘ Safety Hips, all sites. regular
till in. Swis's Mulle for Sash (lur- Wim' "‘6' “"1" ”we" . 2‘7
talus, worth 421/“, yd., 3,. yd. Belt. Buckles. gilt. oxaliaed,
White lkunet l-‘iannel, good va- firm-ii. ill'il)’. I'Pglllfll' llrllif‘.
lue at Sr yil., 4c yd. , 3"“ “6”“ ”limb, ‘50
The best, known makes; of p”. 3 Celluloid l-ian' Pins, 1 doz.‘ in
low Cases, sizes 511x36, worth 9 box, during this sale, be
170. 121750 3111111 «l inch Liberty or Taftetta
.34 (‘henile Covers marked at Neck Ribbons, regular price,
times. 98c, special 49o ea. , 23"- 5‘”? prlcc. 11’"
run a. Table Napkins. the 31.00 . Fancy collar T0115. regular
kind, anniversary price. 75c doz. , price. “’9 Libéc and 150. Sflle_
- , price, he
‘ Black Sewing Silk. l2 spools to
\Dool 11.... Boots.
41) inch Henrietta, in all colors.
19c
sizes Mourning Pins,
box. sale price,
Sorted
1111.1 black. regular 25c, for this i ’ minder price So sale price, 2
sale, 17c ‘ 1'01" :‘10
All Wool Black Figured Jar: t 10"- filhlllllv' PM” Buttons, sale
quards, lilo quality, to close ‘1 _Dl:lfl‘0. 61:
at 254., lxlcinert's Hook 011 Supporter
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regular prii e, .. ic,
Really-tome“ 132p artmont.
Ladies” Eton Jackets, dip front,,
regular price. $5.00, $3.50
Ladics' Black Cheviot Suits,
full flare skirt, fly front jac-
ket. a good 812.110 suit, just 24
of them in this sale, at $7.49
54 inch Cheviot, Surge in black 3MP- price WC
“.25 quality. tile i
611 inch all wool Oxford Gray
Kerscy"; worth 81.75, tumor.
row. $1.15 .
28 inch Tricot, all colors, worth '2
29c, sale price, 196 4
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‘8me 3““ “Ohm“?- i Ladles‘ Oxford Gray Walking
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless l Skirts, regular price, $4.98. at
Hose, fancy embroidered, 88.49
Maids' House-Dresses, light col-
ors, neat stripes, a garment
having the effect of Shirt
‘waiet and skirt with belt, good
worth 19c, this day only, 10c.
Children's Fast Black {Cotton
Ribbed Hose, double knee,
regular 2 for 25c, anniver-
sale. 3 for 25¢ material. no better house-
Misses’ line ribbed black cor. dress made. regular price.
ton Hose, good value at 19c. “-00. at $1.00
Children's light color Gingham .
Dresses, sizes 1 to 4 years.
regular price, 35c, at 21c
Ladies? Muslin Skirts, deep um-
brella lawn flou'nce, with four
rows of Vaieuciennes inser-
tion and lace. trimmed ruffle,
regular price 81.69, for our
Easter sale, 81.25
Full front Corset Covers with
four rows of Vaienciennes in-
sertion to match above petti-
coat, regular price 259112199:-
er sale price 2' 25c"
Ladies' white P, K. waists, all
sizes, regular price. 81.25.“ 76c
this sale, we
Mens fast black cotton Hose
regular 1255c quality annivei»
, sary sale,
Ladies' fancy drop stitch. lace
cli‘ects. in black, blue and tan.
for this day only 10c
Ladies“ lace trimmed summer
weight pants, pure white, all
sizes, worth 35c, anniversary
sale, two pair, 450
Men’s Suspendeni. good web,
mohair ends, worth 256, an- .
'niversary sale, 121456
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Cutie-urn Soap. 15c
Kitchen IDV’P‘T‘mufi‘ Packers Tar Soap 14c
59c Willow Clothes Baskets 45c Colgate' a Turkish Bath Soap, 3c
59¢, Lantern; Dieta'l side lift, 38c Pear’a Scented Soap. 130
29c Parlor Brooms, Pear's Unsecnted Snap, 9c
No 2 Univ ersai Food Choppeu,9chsl1mere Boquet Soap, 19c
81 Rubll’oam 19c
4 qt. Earthen Baking Dish, 8c Calder a Dentrine,11c
No.» 8 Wash Boilers, Ix tin cop- Vaseline, 3c
per bottom. 98¢; Brown's Perfutnery, 290 oz.
12 bars best Laundry Soap, 25c Mennen‘s Powder, 15::
4 qt. Tin Pails, covered 10c Wood Violet Toilet'Powder. so
Three oneonart Bottles Ammo- Royal Tooth Powder, ‘ 86
flit, 196 » Rubber Dressing Combs 15c
tujmmritohers. , 15c quality. , . ,1oo
a; mob , mom . 10c rogtn Emotes, “ be
on. tritium other'doo— 25.9mm Writing mm. 5o,-
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