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.‘HI EVENING SENTINEL.
Jame. Golden. Editor and Fraprletor.
FRIDAY. NOV. 13. I903.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
High Iirlo, .‘.,'.’i :I. In. (v.33 p. m.
Bun rim, t2 {IS a I“ . i 36 It in
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CA .
92-5 ~Burlnou Office.
92-2 —Edltorlll Room.
4+ ---Branch Office, Norwaik.
34-12—-Edltor's Regidonce.
New IITIvI-II and other cities have
Introduced through the eoIIgIe--~:Iiieii
(If their dislrlcte, blil:: Into the [Irt‘rlt‘III
pension of t‘liltptl'lt‘tsl for :Illltl'ltltl'IiliItill‘i
for harbor lIIIprI'Ivetuents In view or
the fact that the dining, of an out but
use basin in the harbor of South Nor
walk is a great necessity I‘oi Ille beim
fit of shipping here The Sentinel be-
llcves that something of that kind
should be done, and a strong and t'till'
certed effort on the part of the busi-
ness men of the city should be made
to bring abottt the introduction of such
a bill before the congressional session
The appropriation would not have to
be. very large to provide for the db:-
ging of a basin large enough to retit-
edy in a slight degree the lack of tin-
chorugo room within IIII' harbor.
I’I‘tk-litit‘lll (‘htirles S. Melleu. of the
(‘ousolidittisl railway. in a recent in-
tervii-w, asserted that the l'eunsyb
vanla road does not own i.lllltl share.»
of N. l'., N. ii, at ll. stock. The state-
Inelit is of interest iIt view of the fuel
that J. I'IHIMIIII Morgan, at the Ian
annual meeting voted :‘nipoo
owned liy New York interests.
shows that the Pennsylvania is
, in control.
shares
This
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FEMININE IOPICS.
(Deborah in Harttord Courant."
The veil with velvet spot is still one
of the best sellers.
A bit of saltpetcr pttt in the vase
with flowers will help keep them look
ing fresh.
Make your ehaielauie bag of the
same material as your gown and you
wi.l be iIUIIIKJIlI' correct thing.
A white mohair dress for a child of
four years is IillIl-iilt‘ti with white silk
cotd. tucks, and insertion of lace.
Narrow ribbon ruffles trim on even-
ing gown of crepe tie tliiue. the design
forming the heading t'or the, l'lIITIt's ot
Chantilly lace that suirouud the skirt
and form the sleeves.
Suits and coats for autotuobiling and
driving made of shower-proof Scotch
fabrics are among the new things in
Hoi‘afell at Hollis-child's ladles‘ depart-
ment. .
Not only little embroidered cases fit-
ted with soap leaves are found among
the pretL'v' pieces Intended for Chris.-
‘mas gifts. but similar cases with pow
der leaves. These are a great I'Onvvil‘
ience when traveling.
if you cannot afford cedar chests in
which to pack vour clothes that you
want to keep away frotn moths, oil of
cedar sprinkled on pieces of thick
blotting paper and put amongst the
clothes will accomplish the same pnr
pose.
The ostrich feather is certainly the
handsomesl trimming used by the mil
liner, but the woman whose number
of hats Is very limited will not be so
foilsh use i pIIt ostriih feathers on
her hate when there are so malty othei
handsome feathers and trimmings.
“Nut scrapplc" frotu the "New york
"Tribune:" Take two cups of Indian
meal one of homiitv and a leaspouful
of salt. Add sufficient bollinr: water and
cook thoroughly in II double boiler un-
til of a consistency suitable for frying.
When done, take from the stove and
stir In two coffee cups of ground hick-
ory nuts meats, and while hot pour into
a buttered mllkpan. Slived and tried.
this takes the place of meat and makes
a delicious breakfast dish in cool
weather,
Mrs. Gramercy—"Do you think it was
unintentional slight on the part of
Mrs. Newrlch?"
, Mrs. Park—"Why. ‘no, my dear.
hasn't been a lady long enough
know how to be rude."—Puck.
Slip
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MI'EHT BE CLOSER.
"Do you call that a close shave?"
"That's what I Intended. sir."
"Well. it ain't. There's a full inch
and a half of chin left yet that you
didn't shave off." ‘
lie—Now, there's a woman I can‘t
help admiring. She In so easily satis-
fied; has such plain tastes. She—l
didn't know you knew her. He—l don't:
fight!- hueband l know—Brooklyn
WHY. NOT GIVE voua COOK A
user ON SUNDAY AND TAKE
DINNER AT THE
Hate! Clifford.
AS THEY ARE NOW MAKING A
, opcciALTv or THEIR sun.
DAY omuens.
JOSEPH L. WALZ.
Proprietor.
' ALDO PROPRIETOR HOTEL MA-
HACKEMO.
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A. L. DUNCAN & CO.,
, Io WALL eT..
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, STOCKS BONDS
INVESTMENTS.
Sound and Safe as Savings
Banks. paying better rates of in-
term.
bring particular;
EDITORIAL EVENT.
The silver Wedcnip of the Euttm of
The Prcu w. .e Celebrated
Friday. Nov. 20.
Twenty five years two Friday, Nov,
20- and an awfull‘ rainy day it “as
the editor of The Press IllllII'”!
tirquud Itnnbury all the Inorutuc.
gathering up stray item! of news for
the Inmhtn'y News III \thlI'I] he up‘.
then lill‘ loi-iil editor. Ilium,- Illil'It to
lItI' ollltze til Ill o'clock he finished
writing lils copy, read the proofs.
'made up" the forms, sent them In
press and went home
i\l :‘i'iil ti't'IttI'It Ilt- llitIt' Iii IIIt‘ It.tllt"
”I \let: I‘ii‘t‘u .-\. Itiutlc, at L'. orbit I.
they -tood tip tom-liter IIt‘IlIIt' the ll-w
iti'. Andrew t' it IIIIIiIllI, of III:‘ Iltip
li..l ihtii‘I‘II III'IIJII- ll Irw I’III'IIII-l. :tllti
vteii- IIIiIII'Ied. ’l'liose Ineuty~liw yum
have set-II the editor ' on .luua his pen
III" In New \‘otl. und I‘tIlIlII'I'IItllI
‘IIIII lalteu allow-liter they IIII\I‘ been
peaceful. pleasant if not piosperous
years,
Ill honor of the orcusiou and to
celebrate the event in a modest ways
as becomes II country.’ t'tIIiIlI"T‘Iit‘ and
the bride ol' a quarter of a century
ago will be "at home" on lv‘iidtiv.
Nov. 20. at their residence lu ’I‘ili-
cits, to M! their ftiends who cur.- It
call from 3 to .3 and 7 to 9 p. III.
invitations have been sent out The
editor hopes he can uuiubcr ant-III; itl‘
friends everybody in llidgeiield and
his heliri is bit: enough to reach over
the “WW into \Viltou lIlllI other town:
and into New York state. All readers
of 'l‘he Press and that: Illt'Il.It'r even
the borrowers will be cordlallv “'l'I‘
coined The latch siting it; out. All
you have to do is to pull It and ptuli
Ihi- door open Itiduelleltl I’less.
BLOOD POISONING FEARED.
Injury to Exprcuman Andrew Noonan
Causes Him Trouble.
.\uilte\\ Nootiuu, the Smith Nortvalt.
expressiutiii, has been laid up for the
past two weeks with a most peculiar
.tijury. \l’lille ”hid: a barrel of till
pies be injured his wrist, but pnld,no
attention to it at the time. A small
hloodblister appeared on the top of
his wrist, which slowly bet-attit- larger
and very painful, ills I'lllIlI' hand
swelleil'until it was twice the Illii‘lllili
size, and now it Is feared that he has
an. attack of Mood poisoning.
MR, OUITTNER OUT OF THE COAL
BUSINESS.
Ilerman Quittuer Itiis withdrawn
from the pnr'uei'ship that has exts‘lrd
for some time under the name ot ll
llerst'hlleld at (‘o, in IIIt‘ coal bits!tie,.s
Mr. Ilersrlitied Illli'ltlis to continui-
the business as he did before .\Ii'
Quittticr entered and he is having the
‘-tlrd and hips in East Norwnllt rurli
"lI on to cotnpletiou‘ ,
MikiwAI'e ye niucii hurled l’ttt.” Do
ye want a tioclitor'.’ Pat—7A iloehtor.
ye ftile! afthi-r beln“ rnuned over be It
throlley cut"? I‘httt 0i.waul is it Itin-
yen-“Judge.
Today no credit comes to you
For being noble, wise or grout;
.'l'he advertisers say it 5 due
Entirely to the foods you ate
—»Washlngton Star
"Strange that after reaching the top
of the ladder he should t'all so sudden-
ly."
"There was a woman at the bottom
of if "~--I.III‘.
'I‘he belle with “ii'lle l’eel " wt IIIllI,
.-\uil "little hands” st smart
ls oft endowed with little mind
And also little heart.
720
ly. as it will soon be gone.
New Figs. New Raisins.
satisfaction you get.
The aggro N
NI) I
FACTORY II TO CLOSE.
Workmcn of international Silmr Com-
pany Have Been Sent Out as Fast
an Work Wu Done.
MICItIIlICN. Nov. lit! ”AIIIIUIIKII no or.
iii Iiil :quoIIucI-Ine..t has been made of
IIIc Intentions oi the llliillil;t'llll‘lll oi
l-tieior II. (It the lu‘IrtuitIt-titil ts‘ilver
I'tiiitwtn, [i ll. Ill‘hi‘lhtl Ilf‘l‘l' ilml Ihl‘
facility will in‘ VIII-I'd ii :I 1'. .till III
the : II :Io \leII II begun 'I'ttcttltiv. \\ III‘Iii
lllt‘ll who did not join the strike have,
be u sent out as Iilri us they finished
\‘.IIII\ on hand in IIIl'II' III-pai'tIIii-uis IIIIII
urine id the lIlIlII‘H ““1! windows (II III\'
i‘at Ilil) have already been boarded tip.
-.~'ouin- oi the butter. and poiisIII-I- oti
~IIII.~‘ ate reportid to hate leil luv.”
to mi die out I. l‘I:l'\\II|‘ll’. the lat lot.»
iuniingt-ttieiit htitiuf. :lImHI IIIl sl 'Il oi
:nceddip: to their demand! Illl Ihe it-
ill.‘ I.iteIIieIII lithium. .‘~ .l '.‘.I.IIIIi-u~. lite
tuttii ubiict- .li.tl .il'gi- IIIII>I‘II tin-
:Il'iIu‘ .\s nt .t.-‘ :: known, none of
iil~' hlI‘lIittl'S II.I.~ ct, I‘tt-M‘tl :t IIl‘I'IIl‘ Ht
return to \vqu. III III ',.i IltIItIIl‘tI by IIII'
I.I‘IIII',\‘ quna..eunut that they could
to longer be eousider'ul employees oi
the t'til‘t't'l'll If titer IIIII nit report iirr
tvorlt today. The rti‘dI-rs, who IIIIIIIIIE'I'
a dozen. I.l this in tor}. threatened to
strike unless their II‘IIIIIIIII for an in
crease in wages was complied with.
today. Its the grinders had already
been forced out. Ilti\\‘t'\'t‘l‘. by III.‘ striki-
if butl'crs and p dislintw. IIll‘ l'IT"I'I of
their threatened strike was not dis-
cerulldc.
CUBAN RECIPFIOCITY TREATY.
House Committee on Ways and Means
Favors it by Vote of Fourteen to Tw0.
\\‘.-\>‘lli!\’l:'l‘ti.\‘. Nov, lit. The house
eomniittee on way.- aud Iucaus todd,
:Iullioi'izu-Ii :I favorable Ieport on lIlI’
IIIII making eil'ectlve the (‘uluin rial
brocily II'I'itly, by a vote of II to L'.
“I". Metcali‘ tltcp‘ui t':Ilit'.. \\':I~ pri-
in: but tIllI lllll WW and Messrs. lliili
t-rt.~on tlieiII.. but and t‘iiipi-I' IIII'III
'I'vyi voted against the bill.
'I'vyo aIIII-intuictits were oll'r-rcd tu
I‘oiuuiiztee. bitt both new > jetted by
the Itt'llIIIIIII'IIII \‘Iil". Une offered II\
Mr Cooper, t'X't‘lllIt‘lI the ltl‘tH'Islttl‘h of
live Il'l‘lll\ to H” other countries. The
other, oil'cred |i,.' Mr. Williams. the till
uoriiy floor lead -I', JIIIIIIirIIl'lI the tilt"
iereutlttl duty on Ieiiutd sugar.
It developed that a tub- \\il‘. IikI-zy be
ported from the committee on rules
Mon-titty. I'I‘IIIIII'IIIE', it vote till IIII- Ireaiv
bill \v.thoiit ottpo~i'ioti for anti udmeul,
.it I o‘clock 'I‘Illll'rtiill nevi.
TO OPEN WITH A DANCE.
New Hall in Georgetown Has Been Fit-
ted up With Every Convenience.
+peilbiudct"s life
TRIAL or A'epELLemozn.
‘ There is no man who needs to have
.tuI-ii non-ii wit I... the stump WWI“
or." said a member of the District bar
who dabbled In politics out Ill liliio it
good deal liei'tiri hp cattle to \thshiltiz-
ton tit take a government job, and
cut utiiaily to practice law. "The IIW—
vet may claim th'It he IS the one who
brie tbt nmuopolv rm presence oi mind
while be i: ~|It‘.i:.lllg. but, for the. just
ulvc illt‘ our oi those vI-tt-rtiu poli-
tlciuns who spends two months every
year or so trying to get votes, Some-
times it is it situy that Will tiiili-I the
crowd, but it ll'lIll Iulist :lIlHUvi have
III. Wilt. with IIIIII.
“I IIIIIIII I Like more ptide in one
ltlIiI' li‘liI\ tom.- ltt.ItII' to :in in-
ieIIIiptieu than In iiuythitii: I ever did
III my whole IIIt' I wzi :teni one
"trinity, out to .t precinct lII.Il \t.t‘4 the
~lI‘oiIuIIIIId of the enemy The Int-ct»
iuit, was IIt'itI in the uhoolliiiiise, and
the iiulldluu “ii tI-owded. mainly with
people opposed to us in litIlIIIIUII to
the Issues of the Itiuipttian a but local
debt was on and liIiII'I-Il‘h of it grave
and, i regret to ~'I_v accurate charac—
ter had been him. against one of IIIL‘
candidates on out'ticket. The charge
had appeared iii a little two-by-fotir
rIIl‘t‘I that was conducted in the inter-
est< of the oppos tlon
"i not up and slitIII‘II in on my
speech. or course i was interrupted.
but I piiid little illlt'lliltill to those
Itit'lrllilil'it‘e‘. for they ail come in it
Finally an Intelli-
Kt'flllrilltli‘illg old farmer arose and re-
‘spectfully begged to be allowed to ask
‘ IIII‘I'
_IIlI' 1‘? )\\'I
lilllii
Messrs. ('lllllli'l'y and Hitler have ti .
"liltt‘ force of IuI-II at woik transioi‘ttt- .
in; the old (‘oupri antlonttl IIllIl’l II in
(inoi'ge‘iiwu, into that IIIIIcIIucedI-il
couvenii-Ine, II public hail. .\ sluite
has been built, the walls tastefully
III-curated Ill ilt'listlt' colors it new htti‘il
wood IIllfll' bud and comfortable seats
l)lt)\iiIt'tI. .\'c ‘tiIIIllIt-llh fo‘~ a piano are
in progress and it is hoped to have
I'\l‘l\'IIlI'lt' i'otupletI-d \tlH-I‘ the f.ntuti|
tipi‘uiliit takes "lace on ’l‘ltatiksuiving‘
evening. when the (leoruelovyu litise
lttl‘ l‘lub will wire the first of u series
of dances that will be Ilt‘I-i a! in lllii'liI
intervals throttuhoui the winter The
H'llttt‘llt-I' (‘hesttt' “His and T, .\l
Stocking. are completing plans to
make this initial dance oue lone to be
nmn-mlmvml in ltic'tl I‘ll'I‘H-s,
orchestra of Daubury, has been on
tinged. \vliiilt will insure itood llltl:~h'
(iI'I'II‘lItIt‘-~Iillf'It‘,a who would yott
advise me to do to find a husband?
I'I-cle llaybov Let the bn~bnnds
alone. my dear. Look out for a single
man.
CALL 58-2.
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
Aw“.— .—.. .
hEW GOODS.
New Maple Syrup. New B Ickwhcat. New Cereals. New Tea a.
The finest Coffee grown—c tn't be found elsewhere in town.
Beautiful Rosy Butter. th: best you can find for miles around.
The Ferris Hams and Bon :less Bacon.
The best of everything at popular prices.
it it. Seymour, Leading Grocer. 33 test Washitg'n ii'eet.
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a question. The request was so cour-
teously made that for a moment I was
off my turird, an! I ~'.,IIII as pleasantly
its titnsiliitt' 'I‘I‘!IIIIIII_\'.I
"'iiow about those charges iluliillhi
Sheriff Smith?” he inquired with (”I
air of triumph. us in. ex- iti illy waved u
lopy of the paper in which they were
printed I wits crIII-li speechlc 5 Two
things. were II'.UII;..~I m -. I was young
and easily disturbed. :It.d lbe ilitiruI-s
vvcre true, titid l IIIIIIII uot Icfule IIlt'Ill.
'l'br old gentleman ~I“ Iuy pliitlit, and
pI'-~s~ml his advantage, repeating the
ouistlou and shaking the piper in my
It all came to me like ll flash.
“(ii-cut Lord‘” I evchilmed. in :i
\oicw of thunder "lid ytill mum to
~-:ty that you, it t~p.itihli- Inuit. I'I‘lllI
that p.Ip~-r"“
“That was enough The rIlt'I'l was
Iiisrepiitil-le. and the old iIitIu hum:
his head .s’hei‘pisltly for it second. and
3-H int; his t‘lllit'lI'.I‘lIFtIIIlI‘III,
booted him until he sat down,
"I IIIII>IIMI
tbiult I tuzitle tires IIIII
uiahi, but i did not breath c.i~il\ un-
Ii] 1 his iii the carriage and ‘Illllflii
menu
itll' II' '|iI~"
Ilardupp .\I\ with rs \ItIi, doitor
What will you change for tiltiniilug
her"
l’hysii fun 'l‘hrm- dollus a \"..-II.
liniditnp \Vi‘lb or “t' don't l‘ll'l‘
Ill euteitnitt \'I-‘I'il.~ t‘otildu‘t you
tualw it u t. u«m.u itct ill for it dollut "
l\'\vo:re-- lth tlIt-rc IIl'“ ll.lIIl‘ its good
list» i" the cm at: e‘. r wet» tautht.
you know
Newdt lletier—Juut think
of the
jivnonuona ones that lost motioned to
re! ll\'-ll\' front till the Ittiulers.- l‘liil-
Martin's ‘
OUR SPECIALTY
This week we offer Seven'tundred and Twenty Bottles. a special inducement in Liebig's
Beef. Wine and Iron, a nutritive t mic for the Blood and boiling up of the system. 39c. bottle. or 3
bottles for one dollar. These goo is are of the best rapid sellers and if wanted call for it immediate-
.ItI"ItIIill| I'lt‘>$,
Mrs titiv'it'~ ~llarty. “'t wou't
.ibie it go out it) our autom II‘IIt‘
tuorrow
.\lr llivers tin surprisei . Why not"
.\ir~. Ilivers lit-.Ltusr- the p-uipit'
v. \t dour h'H'H borrow-ed all our gusty.
‘u. to LII) in their launch.
be
It)-
l‘l‘lliil' iilty is :tll r'L-ht while it list:
but i. not a I'iishable commodity on
i-IKIII
We blow our horn becaus : we have the goods to back it u p. Try us and see what splendid
fornla Hams. If you want nice sweet
as and get Big Value for your money.
Other big bargains for Saturday.
Order: Delivered late of charge.
6i32c‘ it” iiioo lbs faiiftirtiit tins 61-20 lb
For tomorrow. Saturday, Novem'Ier 14th. we will offer at the very low figure of til/2c lb for Choice Lean Cali-
meat just try one, surely the price in low enough.
Place your order with
REGARD TO QUALITY.
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25c LB. FINEST ELGIN CRE.‘\MERY BUTTER (DELICIOUS). LB. 25c.
PURE LEAF LARD. LB. 11c. DEBT SODA CRACKERS. 3I/2c LB.
FINEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
GRANULATED SUGAR 5 LBS.1’OR 25c. IMPERIAL PIE FRUIT PACKAGE 10C.
5
PER POUND 30c. WE CHALLANGE ALL COMPETITION IN
NEW YORK CITY. -
CHOICE JERSEY TOMATOES, 3 LB. CAN 9c. FINE EARLY JUNE PEAS. PER CAN 9c.
I
zoos.
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS (GUARANTEED) 002. 32c.
EGGS.
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, PK. 15¢. NATIVE POTATOES, 22c PECK.
I MANY OTHER BARGAINS FORSATU
RDAY. COME AND LOOK AROUND.
, ”New Y rk Grocery Company’s Both Stores,
‘: Your name on a postal will new QTf‘RE izgwmumn-‘IN s11.
. SOUTH NORWAL .
TELEPHONE CALL.
133$.
as AND :7 MAIN STREET.
NORWALK.
tuy spiech in tIiIIIuph.
ymour’sStore
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FRIDAY. nov. 1.. .903.
Latent 9:53:33: ~
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err—t ;: ‘ . T3
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3! (/90 fi‘t/lu ’
Saturday we \o'v\\ than. on sa\o'
Ready.- to -\i3ear Enormous
tor 238.0335, Moses and Ch'hdtotv
. at St oa’tlg Reduced Yt’tccs.
This extriorjinary fiduczment is to lead you to know/our Ready-to- Wear depart-
ment as w; knoll: it.
We want to d) It at once.
This we can do if we can get
to tm'n lb'io ar' pit-.701." about their IACKETS. SUITS, SKIRTS, WALSTS,
etc. to co ne t) the Bt) tTON STORE and see what good tailorinq. splendid ma-
tedals and smart styles are offered at
Ont-thtrd tees than new“ pat; nowhere
tor the same. quaint}
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in bliick iitid navy blue only.
sixes. regular
$I.'.‘.'i. IIII' Saturday. $1 l3.
Iilt'
3m Toto Sic otter s tor Saint clan
Sitat‘ftes‘ and Misses \D‘twter Co ate.
LADIES' AND MISSES' NEW WINTER CARMENTS. INCLUDING SIX DIFFERENT MODELS. EACH
STYLE BEARING THE STAMP OF ‘FASHION'S" APPROVAL—CLOTHS, THE BEST AMERICAN KERSEYS
WITH SATIN LlNINCS—COLORS BLACK. TAN AND CASTOR.
MENT WOULD BE TEN DOLLARS.
PRICE. $6.50.
A LOW PRICE ON THE POOREST GAR-
A FEW $12.50 VALUES. ALL FOR TOMORROW AT ONE BARGAIN
LADIES' AND MISSES' WIN TZR COATS IN CASTORS. TAN, NAVY. GREEN AND BLACK. MADE
12.50. ' FOR TOMORROW. $10.00.
Youth Coats.
WITH MILITARY CAPE. VELVET TRIMMINGS, STITCHED. COLLARLESS. ALSO WITH‘ HIGH STAND-
ING COLLAR. SOME WITH DOUBLE CAPES. HALF FITTED BACKS, A VERY LOW PRICE WOULD BE
LADIES' AND MISSES RAIN COATS. ALL NEW MODELS. MADE OF WINTER COVERTS. THE KIND
RICE, $8.90.
CHILDREN'S COATS.
\‘l/n‘h t'.
L'l‘ l".‘,
l‘hthh'I-It's INLK (fonts.
tirs to II f-It‘dl‘r'. colors
illt’.'.lll, b‘ne :iud rrnys. limits. all
ool 7..lie.:ni-s. very pzipuldi ”All"
meul. reenlzir pri-v‘, $7 and $\.
ir one day; Saturday. the price,
:3. Till.
LADIES‘ FLANNEL WAISTS.
I’lattuclctte \\'.'i s's. all tolors.
IIItIlltIilZL' the popular bulk and
bite IIII‘ ks regular price .'.o.-. for
Saturday. 33.:
Intilics' I'Iivuih littitnel \\':Iisi.1,
all
and
$1 In!
prices.
FURS.
\\'c t tiul help you save money on
better in cheaper grades of
It‘s. We invite nu opportunitiy
to send furs for comparison and
If Saturn
V EVERYBODY IS CALLING FOR. REGULAR $12.50 AND $14.50, FOR
Then
it you “till tlii‘y are not better or
the
\\III'I‘I'. )dlli‘il' ill iIIIt-Lly I0 Itl‘lll‘:
inspection at y iur leisure
rilllli‘ for Ii':‘.~ money than else»
ltblv and we will gladly
This policy
I)”. '75.”.
I icfund your Inoniy
Illrlll't': you .iadiust Ines poor furs
SEE OUR WIN-
lu'eudiug pur—
or high lil‘lt’t'.s_
DOW DISPLAY.
\IIHM‘I'.‘ of furs will ilnd these
lil'lt't‘is’ .I.Il.lt‘il\’i'
S'iblw. t:.lliII1lIt‘Il. It‘ltt Scull.
“gill.“ prue $..'.t|, stilt; $112“
Iiltltltr‘llll t‘t-Ister Si :Irf. vi I'y
lllIl. ch'llidi' piit t' S? :III NIIt‘ lll'H'p‘
$5 :IU.
SI IlltIl ltd opu Sviirt‘ with fox
tails, shaped collar. \alIIi-'$l'.3,;'iti.
sale price, $10M.
lint .\lui'i.~ to match, value $19.50,
at S? .'.o
Il.II \ii'ii's lu Oppo=~IIIII.
Silo”. at $5.00
values
ONE DAY. SATURDAY ONLY, THE
()pposum Satin lined Flat Scarfs.
mim- t‘i i it”. Stilt price. Sloop,
llear Seiirfs, satin lined value
Stood, ill $7.50.
Double Fox Seart‘s Igolltiille
Amt-ricani iii lsabe tin and Sable
value lingo at Stalin.
Double l-‘ox, extra long. first
quality. Silhtiu, sale, Stilton
lsahellu Fox, long lines, two
stripes. three- and one-quarter
yaids Iona. the finest quality, ya-
lue Habit, stile, $33.00.
New Electric Seal (fonts, value
$3~I.eo. at $24.30.
New lilettric Seal Coats, 2‘.) in.
ftir trimmed, regular pIici- $33.th
tit, 3-27.50.
.‘(ettr Seal tbest tuttdci baloon
sit-eye. regular price $45.00, at
$33.0”.
l-II-u-tric Seal .\link. trimmed,
rc~'.II‘tIr price stood at $45.00.
at. at. ..
5mm e\\ departments.
Rs own on m‘t\\ otter goods at Otto-third treat
their twitter poets.
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ed Handkerchiefs,
DOMESTICS.
50 pair large 1". Blankets extra
heavy weight. value ‘I.1‘D‘$I.39.
~i-~i Eiderilown all the best colors.
value 500—3912 .
Domet Flannel. extra wide and
envy, regular I‘m—"SP.
{i Bales Comforts. figured both
sides and knotted, soft white cot-
ton. value $2.50~$l.89 each.
Umblec Turkish Towels, large
size. value. 25c, special 18c each.
llureau Scarfs. all white. also
red and white center. fancy open
work, value “Bic—lite.
HANDKERCHIEFS AND TOILET
ARTICLES.
Men's Satin Striped Hemstitch—
special for Saturday. “to.
Ladics‘ large Handkerchiefs
double hemstitched hem, for Sat-
quay. 3c.
Hurlbut‘e Yorkshire Linen Pad.
large size. To
500 sheet package Toilet Pa-
per. ‘ tilfic
Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder, 17c
Dr. Sheffield Tooth Paste, 1.720
Saunder‘s Face Powder. 25c
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Medium size. Enamel Pic Tins.
regular price 12c, tomorrow 9c.
One gallon Galvanized Oil Cans.
value 25c. tomorrow 18c.
Fourteen quart, retined Dish
'an. regular price 350, tomorrow
25c. .
New Conn. Food Chopper. regu-
lar price 31.25, tomorrow 98c.
Dover Egg Beaters, regular
price 10c. tomorrow 7c.
Water Tumblers at Zc.
10c quality. .
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Men's part wool socks~ madc'hy
the 'l‘evtilc Workers} union made.
al lL’UJc.
Women's Fieeceti Hose, fast
, black. regular price l2‘éi‘——lllc.
Children‘s fast black llibbcd
llose.regular12‘4»_c quality at he.
Misses heavy I‘ibbcd fleeceil vests
and man‘s. (shaped garment) sizes
‘2 to 12.’ years, regular price L‘fic
lite.
(‘lIi‘drcn's ribbed fleet-ed vests
and pants bought to sell at 25c.
sizes 20 to 34. Saturday till-2c.
Men's Sanitary Fleet-ed" Shirts
and Drawers, shirts single or
doulile.enstcd, regular 50c quali-
ty~l$c.
Boys‘ Outing l-‘lannel Shirts.
(some partly soilcili, regular price
{Sc—25c.
SMALL WARES.
Fancy Bend Chains, 1% yds.
long. heavy tassel, regular fine
quality. Saturdav 39c.
Taffeta Silk Stock Collars,
black. Iavendar, pink and blue.
well made and nicely finished. val-
ue 39c. Sale price 25c.
“lute-It’s Featherbone Collar
Foundation, 11,11, 2 and 21.5 inch.
black or white, covered with best
quality mounseline, regular price
25c. Saturday 15c. '
Syndicate Linen. 200 yd. spool
the l'IIivi-rsal lllc linen. Saturday
It.
A few short lengths In ribbons,
liberty and satin taffeta, mostly
pink. Quality" from the to 25c.
Saturday 8e. yd.
DRESS GOODS.
Remnants, one thousand yards of
\\'ool (‘heviots and (‘assinteres. in
black, browns and blue. This lot
is similar to the one we sold at
75c, bought from one of the lead-
ing suit houses. These remnants
consist of the entire shorts of this
season's cuttings. All pieces are
good quality and many pieces that
will make good walking or dress
skirts. They are valued by the
suit manufacturer at $1.25 and
$I.l30 the yard. Tomorrow you can
select them at 59c per yard.
27 inch, all wool Tricots. In red.
blue. and black, regular price 256
at 18c.
500 yards new Mcrcerlzed Waist.
lugs for winter wear. white
grounds with neat figures and
stripes. very desirable, regular
price 50c. Sale price 371,120.
MILLINERY.
Tomorrow we will place on sale
some exceedingly good value: In
Trimmed Hats.
No. l Trimmed . Outing Hate
valui- 815.50 at 81.98.
No, 2 Trimmed Outing flats.
valued at 81.50 at 65c.
No. 3. handsome assortment of
Trimmed Hats, value $6.00, at
$3.00.
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