.. a ‘klt‘lior been taught or encouruod." ‘
. ‘ ‘ D.‘ LYON & C0. ltlr. Smoot admits that tho that men-
. ' iii-i 1" . . . idouow of the Mormon Church ilt vmtcd
1‘ ' . \‘liih supremo authority itt all tight”
3 ‘ ale nirit ital, ind in all thittxa tom pom
i 1 - ao- tar as tomporitl things pcrtuin to
m ” SOLE AGENTb thu- t‘vilalra of the church. Ho tioniou
it“ ‘ Ill at tho ilrttt prntildcncy or twelve
i' , A. youth-it lrcvttuprcmo in tho cucrcitto
. 3“ » . . for of tho uliogoti mandates. He any: the
"y“ ,‘-. ' " only accepted standard work! of the
' i” ' i ".g cit are): arc the Bible. nnmoiy‘. King
. .{ .‘ w L DOUGLAS SHOhB .ht mott' vortdon. the Book of Mormon.
3i" ; ' ' tlu i Pearl oi’ Gro‘ Price, and the Doc-j
’. i” . . tri no and Covenants. toxethor with the
.. t. .7 ‘ $5.00 and 5350. mt stifootololi :Jeaigontt Wilford [hand-
" ‘ " > rtt .dnict s . 0, or as quott unit
1‘. WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN' ar e madc from any of tho torogolng'
_-_. _ ,.,._ n--. ,__.__,.____.__, ,_,_.__ -._.. 9:55-33 and com-city quoted thc rottpondcnt
. . . 3. nt tkon no complaint. but ltc donicii tho
“ ' “0 cruisers leave 60““ SENATOR ”ROOT AN.WI conttvtlruction placcd onithcnt by Pro!-
“3‘ 9‘ ' 'Domoo Chargu Matte Two of Which- em““"" ‘-
UODilHHiHl il‘iim “"51 Wit"- ~ if Truo Would 'Afloct Him. It is admiticd thut Mormon (‘lttti-clt.
“7 ' "”“‘“ ' . it ‘ 01
'i’ the plfihi oi .lnnnurv ii. nod proved to ’ “Hulllhblii'l‘UN. "‘"L 9’4"" . "1'- 'giili‘iitl: tuliiiuinitilrtfllltldpdlitills. litrtl‘ti‘tfi
“i: t 1.119 turninn t'mili- I’l'iill' to "l“ 1"“ spouse ”r S""""’r "mil Bnmot. ”f ”a 1". ulott that this rnlo in holy or corrccily
‘1 “mint Jupun had Iiwu nntkinu airouu- .i" illi‘ i'iiiil'izi-t tnudc iiilill‘mil him WI” H“ forth in thc ”mm“. In rct‘crcnco
. .1. proparaiions tor M‘lltlillg two divi~ lil'i-m-ntcd lti tltc Sctmic Committee on to tho disposing of Monos ,.
I Ollti to Souiltorn (lorcn. 'l'ht- ofllclnli
‘mportu BrilflbllriltillK those prtpztrntiomt ‘
“’0 beyond thc aliulito-st qumiiiin llilt,
‘. the note i't-cuivoii on ihc hihiil disclos-
od to'annn for tho ill'rl iitm- illiii'
Russin fullr "tilli'tiil'll .lnpnn's pnru~
,uiount Militia in b‘nuthcrn t'orcn. tins-
oiu’l communion illilia‘ uctvv .litpun pt'nc—
“‘tlcally wluii .~ho lind boon |tl‘I'|uil'lllL'
5:110 Maori by t'oct-n, lllltl, ticctittlittgly
. ‘ military ni-i‘iriiv “its Hllrilt'lllllil nu
. 2" Russia's ifUlit'i'n‘diili ntndc titular-usury i
. Japun’u forciblc nsscrtiou of it [Mini-i
. mount pllhillt)" in Souibi'tn i‘ottcii.
The tin-cc tlnyu sniwccdltm .lttnunry
" 6th gave an (liiii.i|'llllll1_\’ to tlo; liuillUl'r‘
' files at Ttiltlo to copuidcr nod town-t
mine Russia's concussion. ththi-r it;
“will be satistncict-y iln~ i'i'itill‘lh hzm-i
not. yet disclrnsltd. hm. ihn umprnslon
of military itt'iittty i.~ rcgurdt-d its rcg
:.'.moviug tiw mist .lnttgvt'ous :i:-.pct-t :tnd‘
18 giving llillli' lhnt .inpiin is likvly tiii
*recehrp Rllia'i‘lii'F Lill‘le‘l‘ in n cotu-illu-i
'tory tiplt'ii. ii is not linowu whcihcr
Russln'o i')ll(‘tt"li|i‘t poi-s to tho t-tiont'
of relinquishing lil‘.‘ i'iilllililiilli for n‘
neutral zone ncru»
‘hut it is undcrsiood that it
chiefly to giving doiinltc tisstu'nnct-s oii
Japan's rights in Souihcrn (‘l'l'l‘lL
Although rcputi. oi ntrdintlon i‘iili-
tiuuc to circiiinic. llli' tillfiliililiiliVi‘l
.ntule-ntti-ni was 'nodc 1min} lhni no
chips bart- hccn initrn by ii‘runcc io-'.
”wards ntmiiniing. Ii is poliilni tillii
that such a mom itti’lil. ii liliill‘l'fi~t'll to
Japan. probably would ct'iuinnii with,
Great Britntn. owing to iht-it' 't-lem‘i:
political t'n-lntton».
_ Foreign Ministt-r Ut‘ii‘imci‘ i-~ .-xpu:t-;
911 to: return to i’nris trout Nico iodny
‘ or tomorrow: but. hi~ mining is not
slgnificiuit in. tclniini: to tho pindinu"
situation.
"The cntiw oiilcinl and diplomatic
., «community shourti grrnt I'l'llil iodny
' from tho solve-r0 sttnttt ct‘ rrrcni tlnys.
VIENNA. Jun. Ii. 'l‘ttc .\u.~irtnu
, Hungarian it‘orcigu tilllt-i bin l'li'i‘lVi‘tl
a cubic nlt‘bsligt' t‘tont 'l'oiuo. my my; .ln‘
pint litlh no itm-nino oi‘ tdiillii: nny
ol'i‘cuoive manhunt» in t‘orcu no long db
the ntzgotiziiiriit~~ \iitl: Nil-rill .m unit”:
on. Thc iJfilI‘liilti :tnd iiiplontni- hvr-‘i
‘ are hopeful. 'l'hwy lii'llt‘Yt' tlmi tin-l
ohattccs ol' :1 pi~.tc>-nblc lttllll'filmi‘llf oi
the dlSpULi‘ itri- iitntlnl tly li-‘ilt‘l', Hilli‘i‘|
the Mission :tnstwr oppumuily is‘
,_tnoi‘e thrombi-3 than the itil'li‘ rcporisi
augmented. i
' TOKii). Joli. ‘J - .iopnu lllliiii ~:~rd .'
who to Russia. today. iltroonlt .\lini~ir\r
d9 RUM‘II. lit; t‘itatnt'tor him out. lit'i‘ll
; disclosed. but. it, is rlilti thnt .liiiinli l‘t-
quires tut iilih‘Wt'i‘ wuhiu :t uircn untu-
.tbul' oi‘ days. \\'lwihi~r lili' tioic mun-i
‘tibmt thc illitt', ‘lliiit‘lll‘,’ tltc doctttntnt‘.
tin ultimntutn. Ht \v‘nivthcr iln- Him is
-. intimated Lillii‘l\l’lc~t', is ttttltnoun. 'l‘ho
governmcni. ht..wovt-r in di-tl l'nlilli'ii to
. secure: an curly i'~-~ponut nnd chm tbv
tilt-(:uquoit if lili' tr-o- uhunld provc,
fruitless. i
it is uttdot‘sii Uil tintt .1.tpan liillll‘l'l'h-
‘ cluscly to her original coutcttlions, and
it is believed iitui if Russia rolls to
fairly intact the domnnds, wzir will on-
one. 'i‘ht‘ altitude of ihé llritlrh tutti
' Americans Kl‘t'flliy cut-onrngt = ihc .lnp-
routine wnr cpirii. which is wrong. r
. "than cvet‘. '
,Tlie moi'tint: of midi l‘ .s'intwtm-tt his
'. bout ti'r‘fi-t‘rtd for it di:_\' or two, Tho
gfiussiun Wur>hips which hit Vlndlrn.
ntok rocuttly nrc tcportud to ltni'o m
turned thci‘c' limit-oil oi‘ procccdlng to
Port Arthur to: t'Xlli‘t'li'il.
. Suseho (20 mill-s from Nagasaki) is
'. full of unicorn nnd their intuition itnd
, friends. who :tl'tt bidding tbctn lurc-
Mell.’ .
"The suggestion containcil in a dot!-
patch trout Bcrlin of tho pot-siblc pur-
. tition oi' Cot-cu bottwen Japan and
Russia meets with tto act-cptnncc hero.
The .lupunese officials round it to: [ur-
t‘ther evidence. of (lcrtnau support of
Russia.
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JONAH lN THE GREAT FISH.
The second in tho sot lilo ot‘ acrmons
{by the pastor of the? First Methodist
church. on "The Adventures oi Jonah"
gall be preached tomorrow cvenhtg.
’1'th theme will ho "Jonah in the Grcai
'“ m." The special music will he the
mnem- “Abldc “’ith Me." by More-
. find “The Son .oi' God" by Sulli-
tm,; renderced by the choir. Mrs.
glance! Heath Eaton will sing the solo
gm“ of Hope." by Krugman. and the
tt *‘lAm With Thee." will be reu-
~ by‘ Mrs. Eaton and Mrs. Taylor.
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nor bought good. cheap and cold
but number bought cholpor
'w tat . I . u >.
.sbottld ht» hcut‘d.
ici‘ ii on tho showing which will iltcn
Ntll’llii'l‘il t'orm; . art-rs that bttt two oi thc churncs inudo
rulnicatnzninsi ltitn lll tinid Droit'titfi. either di-
‘ir-ss ihc rcspontlcnt now procccdn to
”hm-“'1” "M EIQCilllufl today. by! (turn the iwolvo itpottilcu uttd *-
bcnuitn- Burrow-s, t-ltiiil‘tilllll of that. it'ii'i by tbc (‘hurch m hlli‘tfilllll‘fll tor
contmliioc. the document tins in
printi-d form. and the ntctnbers oi the
cotntnltti-c did not no through ”to for-
ntaliiy ot‘ li‘lltiillK it durinpz lhc flt‘n'ltloll.
it was ttgrccd that at iht t-euulnr tttcci~
but of tin conuuititw to bc hcld nut
fittturdtty, tho ntiornoys for Mr.
Smooi and also for tltc pothloncro
.iolin (i. Carliule. of
Now York. and R. W. Taylor. of Ohio.
will nppoau- for tho prosecution. whilc
Mr. Sinnot will ho rcprt-flrnictl by A S.
Worthington of Wanhinmon. D. 0..
Wztldcntnr \itn t'oit. of l'tnit. nnd W.
E. liornh. of ldnlto. Tho ottornt ytt wiil
ln- htnrd "H to tho ntt-rits of thc cutic
lib nlrcutly prcsotttcrl. 'l'lwy will ho ox-
ptcictl to show prccctlcnts nnd nuiltori-
tics. and ulti-t' thcy Nllltll hiu'r nliliit'
tltclr pt'tscntttiion ihc ("lln'lllllt't' will
dicidc whrihcr to go further into thtI
nuiitcr by calling witttosuos, or dit-iposc
Ill“ tilcnt. tonicti that thc dciottt win-i
due to his oppoaltion to tho rulc of tin.-
Chur ch. lie udmitu ihut romnrkn wcro
mndo by (lcorgo Q. Cannon. thiorwl
Woodtmfl. horenlo Snow. John llonry
Smith Brigham Young and .loscplt
Smith on tho ouhicct of such dcptmi.
ilon but dcnlctt that HllCh rcmarks also
corroctly quoted in thc protest.
M r. t-lmoui alleges that since the Ill-it'l-
ilvsto of President Wilford Woodt nit
oi 12190, tho practicc oi poiygamouu co-
hnbitittlou by iltosc who worc polyu-
iunititti thcrcforo hint been nbnndc ncd
by utility. lntt continued by some (tor n
time. and when continued it in ou’ the
«nip rosponslbilit‘y oi tutch portions . and
unhjcci to tltc ponnliy of the ltiw..
GOVERNMENT SECURE! LAND.
NEWPORT. i'i. 1.. Jan. li.~-~|“t)ut'
acrcs of land monitor from 'l‘hn men
and I strcci to the wntcr front to llt‘ tow-i nit
l" govcrnntcni landing Witti iransiot‘rcd
to tho liniicd Sutton today. 'l‘ht- prop
m-ty wns turncd ovcr to lqutcttnnt-
Cotnmundér R S. F‘lctchcr. li. a. N.
who “'3 ill command of thtI tornctio Ha-
tion and work will bc lit-nun intuit-diato-
ly on lmprovomonta.
hlin‘ ili‘t‘ll miiilt‘.
"This rcspondcni is niiviucd
rcctly or by implication. nrc such an.
if‘iruc. could icgally ultcct his right
to bod his acnt in tho Scnutc. Thctic
two charges nrc:
”1.—~'l‘hn.t iho- rcspondt-nt is o poly-gar
mist.
“:.’.~-~'l‘bni lic is bound by somc oath
or obligntlott which in inconsisicnt wiih
ihc onth rcqulrcd by tho Constitution.
which was ndminitiicrcd to him haloro
ht- iook his Rt‘lll as n Scuutor.
“lioih int-so chnrgcs respondent do
nli‘F. .
“As to lllt- chnrtzc that ho is a polyun-
lllil-l. tho ro-spondcnt says that ho wan
You Must
l:::f::*.‘:i.,".':, fili‘...l‘§l‘.;‘".£i.12.5“”.31‘;1, > , DO YOU SAVE ?‘
Would voo Sat)! 31.00 pcr month an! upward
if new Principal and Inter-cs! m
is Hill his wlfc. and in the mothcr oft
till his chiidrctt. lic has ncvor ltnd'
nu; oihcr witc nttd has novcr cohabii.
ml with any othcr woman.
“As to tho chorgc that thc respon-
tlt“li is bound by sonic oath or nbllgttr
toiti controlling hit: duty unticr his oath
as n acnntor. lht' t-cspoitdcni says that .
ho hnd nuwr tnltcn any such oath. or
in nny wny anutncd any such ohlign
iton. llc liOlilii himacli' bound to ohuy
and uphold»: tin.- (ionuiitutiun and laws
or tho-l'nitr-d States. including tltc con-
dition in rci‘croncc to polygamy nponi
which the Stain of limb was udmittcd
iino tho Union. '
"Tho rcsinutdoni now movcu to striko
out and climinoto. anpttrntcly. from
snid pron-3L t-ncb and every matter
and thin: thcroin contained. exccpt the
two chnrtzcs nhorc mcntloncd.
“Whilc tho respondent it: advised and
nrcrs that the other matters referred
and through
13 NOT spa-rotate.
It Willintmst‘
FOR FULL m
mum
To MAKE
MONEY
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
YOU
RTICULARS. ADDRESS
AGENTS-*CHAS. E CURTIS. Nomadic. Conn.
E‘E. SMITH. 2 No. Main 51.. So. Norwallt, Ct.
t ' ‘ - . .,
DDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
William F. DoKlyn. of Norwalit. iu-
tttttls to ttpruil tomorrow in Dunbnry.
llarry cht'luudot'. of thin plat-c, hint
scctttcd u punition on tbt oystct' Stca-
tnci' Mabel Btcrcnu,
'l'hc lii‘ci‘ytnrn arc “pt-cling u hur-
.th tomorrow. it tho wrathot' contin-
‘ on good for tilcigiunx.
Addison Mouth. of Woodward uvc.
‘ nuo. hint rt-turncd from n vlttit to Port
; Richmond Long litittnd.
Mrs. Lou Vittcc’nt, of New London. lit
visiting llt’it' tiitttor. Mrs. Virgin (.‘hum-
pion. of Washington utroot.
M ra. Boonie Eyt'c-Vt)orltccu, who hint
lliocn vittitinx hcr ntoihcr. Mrs. .lntncs
flyrc. for thc punt icw duyu. loit town
I thin morning.
ll. S. Brown. who undcrucni u wry
“t‘til'itlull opcrniion. chncttduy. itt not
. no woll today [till] his condition is con
—!litll'|'t'il serious.
Iicnry it). liuckinultntn.
auntie. Emit Norwulii. lltlil bccn con-
IA
nichcr ilnul to the hoot-n- wlilt hentorrhogcn'
Elll"t' ’l‘ncsduy cvcning. .luttuury 6;
A. ttuitlnt' mcoiinix of (‘titlmlic l7iliou
Si'l‘lmnmi’ i" ”W lcginlattirc. "‘9 "i‘“.1‘t'iitit-il. Knight: of (Toluttthns w1li ho.
. hold Monthly ct‘t-nlnx. 'i‘hc Rct’. .l. t‘.
Phi‘tlllli' in sclu-duicd to undo: nu tid-
drcot. . ’ '
'l‘ln- lioyn‘ (lulld oi (‘lruc Church.
lhi-ld n rruulur illocilmt, lion night. at
. iltc town ustwntbly hull. ill Willi Firm-t,
(luv of thc til\'t'l'tiltlllii of thc cvcninu
Iwas lltlHkI'illiIll. "'
* Mimi Mnry (‘. litaplcu. titumhicr oi’
W. (l. Siaplt‘ti, of "W llubbcll 6': Sta
_ picn llnrdwnrc (fontpuuy. who has hccn
‘spcndlntr ihc holitluy Vticntlon tit hcr
fhortc in Wt-utpnri. will rcaumc lli‘l'
‘ stndico itt lllKlt'HlilP, New Milford. Mon
tlli\.
The South Norwalk Club's basketball
lt'llln unit the Young Men'ti Christian
j Association team will have a some to
. night at lht' club's gymnasium in Wash-
.inxion ltll‘t‘tll. The usual Saturday
'lliKlll lunchcon will also in; curved at
tho club.
A rruttlnr lilt-i-llllil oi llttcklnxhum
Post. . A. H.. til Ntti‘Wiiik. Wits held
inst «rotting. iii thc post rooms, in
\\':ill hll't't‘l. 'l‘hc \‘cti-rttnu ltui'i- ill'l'ld‘
cd to no lo Noroton on Wusltinutun's
birtlidtty tliuhi. iillti ittkc tiloni: Mt‘Vt'l‘lll
out *rinlnct'u.
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Properly se-
Investigate this mattcr.
' i i ,
a
t
to in said pron-sis arc such its cannot
lvgflll)’ or properly ho consitlorcd its at
footing iltr- right of the respondent to'
roinin his soul in the Sonic. ncvcrthm '
.tnswcr tltc sumo. submitting tbc quc81'
iion of rblcrnncy (it tho room. not
waiving his sold tnotion but insiutihg‘
lllt‘l't‘Oll.
I
“Thc rt-sptmdt-ni dt-nios that he I“
tilli‘ of snitl nllcgcd Btill-Df‘l‘potllflllllil
body of ilrtccn men. or ‘tltnt there in
such body of ntcn: or that the follow-
crs or tncntbcrs of the Church of quus
i‘ltrisi of mutt-r Day Saints. or any of
lllt‘ill. nccord tho right to said alleged
body to claim sttprcntc authority, or
dirincly sanctioned or otherwise. to dill-
siputc the belief or control the conduct
of those ttndcr thom in all or any mul~
tcrn. civil or temporal. or that tilid
church or such alleged body claims or
exercises any such alleged rights: or
that said church. or said alleged body
of mcn, or either of them. unite either
in one body or in all of them. the auth-
ority or church and state. or of the
state or that said church. or said al-
logod body. or any person or body axe:-
clscs any authority or powor either no
or at all to; to inculcate or encourage
ac belief in thc practice of polygamy
or belief in or practice of polygamouo
cohabitation, or that either counte-’
nancos or connires at any violation of
the lawn of the state of Utah or of the
United States. either rent-diets .- at.
pledges. or pledge; or otherwise at Ill,
either made for the said alleged pur-
pose or otherwise. or at all. or or any M
covenanta. or covenant. or otherwise.‘
either made with the people of the .
United States or any other perm or ‘ ‘
Body; or mot said church, or any per-
son or body. by alter any mean- tht-
eoever. either protect: or h‘ottora per-
sons. or any person. who is or muy be
guilty or not placed mom. or not"?
practioe.'either deltruotlvo of the in». . .
ll): or the horn”. or othoMlé. ' " i”
“This respondont further denies
that he bu ever oouutonlncod orcon-
ntred at. any violation of willy. 'etth- ,
(‘l‘ of the state or Duh or o! the Unit-
ci Statoi. r7 .
“This respondent further In“!!! that
the president of said church cud his .
two couupeiors constitute the tlrlt.
pro-identity and to no magnum. 4
in; body'tlfa sold man tho unto "
has controtoi' the spiritual uni tour
poral Alain of mutt] church. but not
of the temporal do!" althor‘ of the
title or of‘ number! ol lid
l. plus stock on hand. and to do
great reductions:
$10.00.
THIS
Better grades reduced 1
i' 11 NORTH MAIN OTRIET.
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lnventory Sale.
Before taking inventory 1 would like to dispose of sur-
Men‘s All-wool Suits. (all colors) former price $9.00 and
'I'HIS SALE. 35-95.
Men's Ail-worsted Pants, former price 54 and 35.
Children's Suits. (stunt! to is), former price $2.00.
THIS SALE $t.25.
D. ‘Gattlieb, '
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37.,
so willseil at the following
SALE $2.50.
ccordingly.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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sumo.
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STORE. _
TRISTRAM8¢HYAT
Annual ,January' Cloak Sale
' Prior to Stock Taking.
Our annual January Cloak Sale begins on Saturday. January 9th. in order to make this
sale very attractive. we have included every Garment in our stock in either Ladies,‘ Misses or Chil-
i dren's. All high grade goods made up in the very best manner in this season‘s most attractive styles.
This it! an opportunity that any one in need of a good Winter Garment cannot afford to miss.
$10 00 Garments for $7 50 $12.00 Garments for $6.50
$15.00 Garments for $10 00 $15.00 Garments for $12.50
$25.00 Garments tor $18 00
Misses' and Children's Garments from 4 to 14 years, from s 3.75 to $to.oo; former price $5.00
to $t5.oo. All sizes one price.
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Kitchen Department.
Twenty per cent. discount on all Fancy China. Lamps, Vases. Toilet Sets, Nickel Tea and
Coffee Pots. Jardinicres and Umbrella Stands. for one week only.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norw_a|k,Conn
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
Perhaps it is lucky that truth ls utorc .
of R turnout-r than ilctiou. for it is scl-
dom flit handy.
29-31
West Washington St
CLOSING OUT 5115/
Slottcs. Sit-«bi and Wino-r Gnmcs.
A. (,1. Sllnlilliifl'u Alllli‘tlt' Goods.
Shows and ('uilcry tiround.
How your Automobilc or Ill-
t‘yi'lt‘ put in ordct‘ ttow nod ii
“111 hr rtndy for list- \vhcn iltc
wcathcr pcrtnits.
Wt- nt‘c wcll conippt d and i'ii‘ll'
lit'lt‘lll io'do ihc work tutd our
t'huttxcs iirc rcasonllilc. .
H. R. 1111 Kill.
52 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
80. NORWALK.
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Turn
You have been spending money for Xmas
presents: you have bought for all your friends
and relatives; now it‘s time that you should
'think about yourself.
W0 ban lust‘ roooivod.
through tho loo Holds. and
an nowunloadlngtwo car-
go” ,0! chain LEHIOH
COAL which was loaded
boron tho ruont storms.
and I: dry and clean.
We shall so” this oval at
tho right prlu. as usual.
149 Washington Strut.
You need an Overcoat or suit of Clothes;
probabiya pair of Shoes. Your wife wants a
‘ great many things which she could not buy be-
for Xmas on account of other expenses. We
have all these necessaries which you need:
you can make your selection here and have
your purchases charged up; you settle the bill
in convenient weekly payments.
Follow the thousands who have accounts in
our store; ask them about our Easy Payment
Plan; they all speak highly of our system. We
have lightened the burdens of thousands of
families. CAN’T WE HELP YOU?
Glover’s the Place
FOOTWEAR
Mitt ls comet marathons be
found have at
Remnablt Prices.
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