l
lorfsale, considering it the best investment ever oh‘ered in
” :florwalks.
._ MHCIS' established ion: fiiteen years, showing increased sales
mt ”choonsecutive year, and enjoying the finest financial standing.
, This oiler is open until January x5th. and if not accepted by
. that time we’Shallt'proceed to sell out at retail. sacrificing the stock
' for. what it will bring.
': . ,‘ Ourbooks are open for the investigation of prospective buy-
ermfintl good reasons shown for retiring.
.g‘ a" ,
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.STURTEVANT
Narili’M‘tin and Ann Streets.
argain pays
‘ Now that the Holiday season has passed. we resurhe our
BARGAIN SALES. For this week‘s specials we have chosen
STA TIONER Y
_ SMALL LQTS or STANDARD 'Box PAPER. AND ALL
OUR FANCY BOX PAPERS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
SMALL LOTS. xoc. Boxes of Paper for 5 Cents.
SMALL LOTS. 15¢. Boxes of Paper for 10 Cents.
;. .
South Notwilk. Conn
FANCY BOXES. 25c 'grades, for. 15 Cents.
FANCY BOXES. 35c. Grades. for 25 Cents.
FANCY! BOXES, 50c. Grades, for 35 Cents.
FANCY BOXES. 75c. G rades, for 50 Cents.
POUND PACKAGES.25c. Grades for 15 Cents.
‘ These latter are slightly out of condition.
Jobs of Envelopes at 5 Cents per package.
" §..\‘Balincev.of 15 Cent Calendars for 5 Cents.
‘ liBelanee of 25 Cent Cateridars for to Cents.
? DICKERMKNASON.
{Washington Street. South [Va/balk.
.UR FIFTH ANNUAL
'.'N.‘JANUARY SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY,
. , - . JANUARY 9. 2904. ‘
, he tarot-st stock of FURNITURE. .under, one roof in the
Twin ities. Not one article to b e reserved. Everything goes. All ~
lying... .ds..that. arrived too late for the Holidays. many of them yet
linpacl . i. goiato the sale at redu cedA prices. Hundreds of people
' ins-st waiting for this sale; early comers get the best. Here
Marci our‘prices: . ‘ . ‘ ' .
.- f ouches at'38.oo.~ 1812.00 Couches at $9.00.
. ‘ 'i ‘ $15.00 Couc hes at $12.00.
a.) belt Dressers at $13.50. ' $15.00 Oak.Dressers at $12.00.
to . jigging). Gals Dressers at $9.50.
.00 EnamelBedsarSssm- 312.00 Enamel Beds at $9.00
. ~' " «sap Enamel Beds.“ $5.00.” .
-"fl'-"i1:‘1200L’LIig§;&_ co.
[Tillie ii birooisn-orrd in" In: rs. ‘
‘ . ' Lou Heroin. >
I
- -.,__. .M
_. ,i ' cmcseo's NEw‘ItiiL _
'cmcaoq. Jags} s.—"‘t‘am' at":
_. f schoolsjamiéc least Weston,
.m bulldlmslwtncunmum
in?
,and
. ' " 118'! .state 001100
comm grit liar '31“ Frank '1‘.
Brown,‘o Norwich. Boon-tar Mart-us
, siou, i
. ibout to throw. down 02%“;wa .
.00:me It «canoes-armhole! -. ,
oo’atin- be erected“ae'tb-xtintmtty~d-.. 2%
no ‘
-it‘f"‘ii: in:
"an; a.
it. Holcomb. of Bouthluglonl lid Jutl‘go
oinoo oi the commission at t' o capitol
it it lord. F‘rldl ', and 'Wt'i‘t! in stea-
s {fiat itoursu 'i‘ho lanolin
sum-hob . o r. Klf'th0"hult‘tl,'Wh10h
rrrhltlitii tilotphgrsl'ol'tlo do urt out
.- .. ' asking. to! public“ a ton
any sub out is still in forco and no to.
ports are to ho givon out by tho supor-
inlondent‘hr his aaelstanta. 'i‘ho oom-
mtsslosars inltlitl‘il reportot what has
boon Iceoinpiisht'd by tho departmunt
slaco ‘Octobei' who dolor ‘
thn askud it monthly roportu
wore to ho mado in tho iuiuro. t‘hnlr-
man lirowu said they would not and
ho oould‘not‘iott when they would ti.-
givon out. lll‘ tho commission could
not moot as often as onno a mouth.
ltomrta will be givon out when tlio
commission moors and they wtll not ho
[iron out by any at tho employees.
“turn is to ho no hearing on tho stis‘
pointth of William ()‘Briou,’the stain
policeman in Now Haven. It was said .
that he accepted his suspension as at
dismissal and ho was dismissod. Ho.
roiusod to obey orders and a numbor,
of complaints wore made about him
by tlio‘suporintondont. The resigna-
tion of William G. Clark. of ilanburyu
was accepted. Ho soul In his rests-l
nation sumo limo ago. as ho did not.
liko the wurk. :
in tho roport lasttsd Friday ulio of 1
tho ltoms roads; “Amount oi stolon‘.
property rocovorod. 830.025." 0! this.
iilllll 335,000 in scourllios was iukon.
irom tho prisouor Stoddard. who.
broko out of tho Norwich tail and who .
claims that tho pupora bolong to him. i
Norwichx Tho strand juror oi iatdyard
gut-o. information about tho Mac to
Arthur l.. Slur -, tho doputy suporhr .
stnto omccr.
t-lhurst. it
tho amount of “stoicn property rocov-I
orod by tho stutt- polico." Sumo othor.
prisont-r who stoic 820 was arrested:
will stand.
.-
. A COSTLV MISTAKE.
liltindors are some-limos vcry oxpen
slvo. Occasionally llio itself it! the
price of a mistake, hilt you'll never be
wrong it you lako Dr. King's New Life
l’tils for Dyspepsia. illuineas. Hoad.
aolio. Liver or llowol lroubios.
arc gontlo yot thorough.
Ii. Baxter's Urutt Store.
._..-. ...._u—~—.-.
LABOR TROUBLEB IN COAL FIELDS;
2:30 at Frank i
on
Have Been Practically Settled as the;
Result oi Conferences. '
SALT LAKE. Utah, Jun. li.-~"l‘lit~ hr 3
bor ironblos in tho t'otil holds of Car-i
hon (lounty hum bot-n practically sot ‘
ilod as a result of tho conicroncc ho
moon (i. W. Kratnor. rice-president oi
tho claims of noithor sido. in tho nay
.t. A. King. roprosouting tho strikors.
'l‘lio company ngroos to lonso for Nllt
months all oi tho 22in houaos orot-tod
by tho minors of tho company‘s prop
orty. paying ihoroioro tho. lump sum of
575.000. the amount to ho paid ior ouch ‘
individual lonso to bo dolcrmincd by!
znrcc spp‘rnisors who alroady have boon .
uppoinlod. ,
While tho agroolnout does not shoot
tho claims at ncilhor sldo in the way
of adjustment of grievances. it. destroy-
es any sppsnmt reason for the strikers
to remain in the district. and avoids tho
ossibiilly oi scrious trouble arising
i'rom tho ovirtion oi minors.
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SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mia. Captain 11. Hubsrd. oi
lord. Dot. says: “Brazilian Balm as.
it my boy‘s lilo. , lie began just like i
he can we lost with oroup. Wc as“
ilm a low doses. He. quickly dropped .
0 sleep and was all right in the mom
us." For sale by R. H. Plaistod. F.
ii. Baxter, and The Cliiiord Pluto ;
many. "
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HEALTH RULES. ,
tlno oi in-on Victoria's hosltn rulos ',
is said to haw boon. "Do whatovcr you :
dko, but do it in moderation." or words i
.0 that. Mom, and a similar rule might .f
tho men and women of the present day. 1
file poople of Queen Victoria's goneru- l
lion had not made a fad 0i health, and l
ovory ncwspapor they picked up did:
not worrr tiioni with conflicting hyoi
zlouic rub-s. The no breakinsti lloud.l
.i he existed was ions promiaont. than :
at mount, and thaw who thought that
the first ought to be tho host moat at
tho day did not publish their vlows.
iron’overy rooftop. ils'umttvoly spoak- i
iug. Vogotariana soonest outcrs wrun- ‘
tied only in inconspicuous wrnorsmud
tho devotees oi the hold bath Wore con:
tent with fewer victims. Today. when
all thoso and audition other so called
health rules are being dipped into the
an at a long suflcrins public. on all
sides. his more than ovor important
.disinclinqtlonn wore-not arbitrarily do»
planted by nature animal organ-
isms; that they cxis tor our guidance
and note solely to mislead jus.-—New
York’tflbum“ * ' ".
bonito tnrren Isurrentsg my
a rats stir: 311de hour
.. - I . . 1.0 I.
00.. and ‘ b
'1‘ egos. 0|; so? to: ten
years it sa." an n-
md- 01’ dumped: moonlight as
doctors withotit heelvills‘lny purine;
sent t. he an. "M . . l
shtnwhs‘mlihitoaallz'hed t; ._
sheet 3‘
no or troughs
is or
John it. Porrnml ran-sent. wt in tho ,
. anythlua else. 't‘bo usilttoun fisherman
'it.
. "i‘limi’t'n‘ tho canal:
labour in mind that inclinations and i
i . k . . '9‘”
‘.ili‘l"l‘~‘l‘.i‘ A ‘ ‘li‘gllir'O‘O‘ 1: ‘i
or to urinal as they are to last"-
ah to ns~>~iust as We do not. npprocillo
umi‘llght until it is tuloru away from
us. ‘ ‘
“Thori- has born a ronisrknblo t'iill‘
castration of thought rogardl'ng ilit'
km [Ion] of thc Lord and its ttoanl."
tlaii llr. ltttoll. "and ‘wo like to think
.0! it as being a grout ttuity oi thought
when“ their shall. be no ,nitoelal
’klngdom for tho lispihda and no
upiciul kinitdom [Miro (longrogullon-
l
is l.-
allots. -Ws uro vital to hollow what
God domaudsr—that is a mint kins-
_dom for us all. This is our lltittltIt-ss.
and no how no business to ho about
taught it and humanitg has born thou
roars climbing up tlm rut stop tor/uni
'l‘ho grout powors which machod
out to tho cnds at tho world too no
lutult‘l‘ tht‘rtt. lllliill‘l'lt have iK‘t'iIHN‘
incri- pllco oi Mono in this limo. but
tho kingdom oi (too is Just licgiunlng
to como. Wo can also on tho map
. «no . ~
'54,, ,lér Amolltlein Haiti. ‘ i
Tito annual nioeling oi‘the‘ liuirilold
coanry liar Association wits'holtt last‘
wot-k til‘ilir' library In the county court 7
house. ' Thoro‘wda a fair attoudnnoo'
oi tutunbors. Bonstor Michuci Kon-
only prositlod In tho absent»- oi tin-
lrtirtltlt'lli. titato's Attorney Samuol
‘i-tlsondtin. ‘ ‘ "
Tho olll oficol-s‘ wore oloctod as fol.
lows: i’rt-sldt. it. Strudel Fossondon. or
Htumiord; ii't Itt'tlf.:.!tllui W. Illinklt.
of ilridtlt'porl; kt'tEI‘t-lni‘y. ‘Willlam ’l‘.
Hurllhud. or llrIdgt-pot'l: librarian.
(itiarlos S. Evans. oi llridgt'port: i'ibrtr
ry oommltiou. .ludgo liowurd ii.‘ (tun
tin. of lilratiurd; Colony lio'altii Olin-oi;
"our” E.’ Hill,.of Bridal-port, littl Joint
it. iiooth. oi llitnbury. ; ‘~ ‘
’i‘lio rt-porl oi tho library ('Ulllllli'ii‘”
was l't‘Ct'lH‘tl illltl ucooptod. li ox-
prossod satisfaction with the condi‘
lions at tho librurlos in Bridgeport and
Dutilmt‘y.
Atlrntitm In t’ttlli'il to tho oponlng
of tho now addition on tho wost sitto
I
n'ht-ro Norwullt is. and no t-an two by"
tho color of the map what torrilory bo-t
longs to Alllt'l‘lt'li and what belongs lot
tho l-lultnu. but Micro is lllt‘ kingdom?
of (ind?
“it is within you.
“’l‘bo .lcws boltovo in a toznporul
kingdom. but tho toarhlngs oi .Iguts‘
I
lift us iur abut/o tho idou ot a tomlmrnl
kingdom and Riv-w us a spiritual king-
dotn.
"Whororor llioro is- an ~Anitl‘it'ttll
whoso lit-art bouts loyal- to the stars
and slripos. more is tho republic. and
whororor thorn is a man Wlitlso hoart
boats loyal to 'tho‘work or (lod. thorn
in t‘iod's kingdom. . . .
“Wo know a otmutry by its cairn-is.
and it is «any for us to loll tho man
who has tho kingdom of (bid in his
lilo case will be: triod this wook in .iman by tho iowiighi in his cyt~s.i“0illti."-
kingdom of “till 1 0‘0"“! i“ ""m‘mi‘m' on
\V-- out) toll whoro tho
is in a homi- it tin-y ouch plsco tho
uthors boiorc tip-m. We can it'll wlicru
iondont of the will: poilco, nml lids-,iho kingdom oi tlod its in u lat-turl' ,
fll'l‘t‘stod l whm- the onnployors amt omploir-s uroi
Stoddard. it tho luttor is acquittod loot. striving against ouch other. Whoro. 001.. Itayti: "i suitorod for yours with
8313.000 will intro to ho doduotod from .tho cmpioyor is not trying to opprtwai dyspepsia. llfivtl 10 110W grout dis-
thom. and Micro tho cmployou arc not
moroly working until it is dam to lay
down tlit-ir tools.
by tho stato police and this amounli "Tho man who has tho kingdom oil 0'13: 50 00'“ Milli! CHIN mo complete-
rilml in his ht-art. cannot small tho
bltlcr word: and tho woman who has
'it in llt‘l' honrt cannot ongondor u
04“”.
"'l‘lto kingdom of God be within you.
.loy blot luou lll‘l‘t- orcr sinrt- (‘lirist
utm- his lilo to "it world, and two pray
that tho thl'iti or Nllirtit'k iiuuutnily may
The) 'no on to n ittll t-niurtnt'ut of tho kins-i
tltmt 0! God.
“'l‘ho petition "thy Kingdom Cilint"
is our ihlt hart lowtl unswm‘od.
“"Tliy kingdom como' ‘pray- d tho
imstlcs. and soon ihcrc amso a bloody
and cruel poriaooution throughout tho
tanda—stmugo way for tho kingdom "i
liod to room, but ”my oproad it: abroad
to Mitt-odonin. to l’hllllppl. in aortic.
and finally allow r thz‘wrorld tho roulm
oi (‘tirlstondom grow. Thoy continpod
.
lto pray and (loll lum- rodomplion toi
woman and saw it» tho grout plrusuro» .
i or our bonwa.
irnd grout things arr» urcom’pitshod
'i‘hoy contiunivd to pral'
Thciold iondnl N_\‘>lt'tlt. tho iiritisit and
our own ahamo. boonmo things of
tho past. Thor motioned to pray and
(ind. tin-ough Mkrtlndnilhcr, gsvo tho
ltiblc to the world; {We are yet pray-
ing. and ’tho lsios‘ttmn‘takcn‘ up tho
trr and Ethiopia had stroll-bod out its
arms to rcI-oivo thy gospoi,
uorldmsin sii'kwt'i‘lt'nli‘tlr tho kingdom.
of (loll. '
"l romrmbtr up opidomir in ltltics.
N. \'.. and a man thoro who guvo a
hospital. lio Witr a groin lucnciactor.
but tho groaior man in tho ouo with
tic “as a mentor
bout-factor who puriilod tho sin-urns
\t‘lilt'li l'illlN‘ll tho oplril-mir. \"illt~l\‘l‘\‘
in tho ourso oi ultt‘ nation. and 1 ad
. intro such min as Mr. imtrr. who has‘ lustd uudor tho brtdgo was slow in. and
tzlwn on tho KL‘t‘it'} t'lll‘t. \Vlimi Wu
ilook into tho liic oi moo. .lcsus is tho tour.
only one who (train nttli lltt" mono or
.-ln and sorrow, Hi is ”to only one
who girl“: on tho rum-lilo i-uro. 'l‘hoy
toil to that no arc to intro proi'oit‘td
illitsilogios and pliilosnpliitw. but lltooo
will not satisfy tho ltuugt-r nl' . o
hum. “'0 mod itt.tu- and lorc and
hour. Wo talk of tho Mthii'it‘l'gi'll truth
-—»tht‘.\‘ nro only "to pooplo who have
lost 110110. ‘
" “Thy kingdom oohtr.‘
b" adopted with still greater prolit by Elton which no ourstlros may help to
nuswcr. We burn a part in the com— ‘
tug at tho kingdom.
"it In said that Ollt‘t‘ a mod. bornc
tin-ro in thr built of a bird. was tlrop~
put on u ollii in tho Aim. it sproulcd
and grow. and tho tin lot'crs iorood
lhc earth this any at) that. and tho
r'oots put out until .0 lly it all went
crashing down tho too thin side. with
all tho inns of nature towing it. .
i“1‘ho groat Christian world is niaoo
i‘m at individual Christians. and is
ady to put itself in iiuo with' tho
rcgs of union and oXort its grrat
i rco. ' '
yr"Wc would intro int‘n oour‘rrtod by
{to hundred. but must 'rninombor that
c'buudrod‘t-omr on“ at u limo. 'l‘ht
inoro i "V -' and push and SW. tho
ill‘t'nil'l' 1 bolirro It 1 1m .to lniluruvo
”out- llfc. tiod. tun-lug touchod mun.
works through; ihom to lunch ‘ others.
it is the hormonal touch which is first.
Evmt‘hrtslian man. wninan and child
kingdom» «notulouo in his own church.
buglu soudln'g the Gospel to tht» uttcr-
mmtpnrta oi the north.
“lt‘isn petition tho. answer to which
thls‘greal. world hoods. ii la a pctltion
iwhlch’ you and i can help to restiso.
.God grant that you and
things from God and‘to doing great
albums Ourselves. '
'! “Thy kingdom come."
' tho govtu'nmont roporta.
Tito 1
ll its a with.
ought to help in tho coming of own.
I can act—
oonso (nurseries to expecting great
oi tho court houso. in lll‘itlgt‘port. It
will niiord room for tho now books tor
tho noxt iu'onty yours to colon. Tho
library gains at tho ratio of about 300
books a your.
Thi' ooiumiltot- spook.»- highly of tho
willinlrnoss of tho courtly commission-
t-rtt to do what tin-y can to maintain
lltd library. A apmlnl vote of thanks
in (iron to tho commisslouors ior tin-tr
assistanct- in gotilng lht it back vol-
umes of tho Now York Supplomontal
roports. '
Librarian Evans ropnrts on the non-
additions made during tho your. 'l‘hcy
total up to 350 volumi-s. not including
This library
in this city now t-onlulttk 9.020 roi-
ummt, whiio thr ono in Dttuhury has
ititl. a total of ovor 10.000 t'or tip-
'l‘li«- library in this
9 of tho bust
euros kind in tho slate. . ‘
BPEPSIA.
law
ONLY CURE FOR fix
Mrs. Franklin ituuh.“~
tress and belching. l triod every-
; thing i could hear oi. but nothing holp-
ind mo until i took Brazilian Balm. and
! IV.
i For Rain by ll. ii. l'ltlillml. I". ll. BflX'
I Mr. and tho (‘liiiord l'tiaruiMi'. "
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GEORGE FARRELL DEAD.
2 Brother of Founder of the Farrel Foun-
' drc.’ and Machine Co.
\\'.\'i'tlttlil'ltt'_ .lau. ll~——tlcorgo Farr
lroli. brothor of Alnion i-‘nrrcll. found
, out)! tho Fart-oi Foundry Machino com~
- puny. and llht‘ll‘ oi Franklin Farrell of
t .‘tnsouiti. diod ouriy Sunday morning at
.ibt- homi- of his grandson, Harry .\.
‘Fllzsilnlnnits, oi iiopovillc_ this city.
' ngml oigbty-uiur yours and otovon
.months. ’l‘ho doconsod was born in
i‘()ttk\‘illt" and had "rod in Wnlorhut‘y.
i bccomluiz known throughout tho ratios
in r: mill-wright.
AN EDITOR SPEAKS.
Editor Lynch. of tho “Daily Post.’
l'hilllpsburg, N. J.. has loutod tlo~ mar
ills of Folcy's Houoy nnd 'l‘nr with this
row": "1 intro usod a groat mun}
putcnt roiuodioa in my family tot
coughs and colds. and i can houostly
tray your lionoy and TM is the host
thing of tho kind l hnvo cvor used and
'. l cantmt say too much in praisu oi lt.’
'Suld at l'lnisttnl's drug storc, South
Not-tram, and .'\. t‘. Silllninu‘s. linrlon
OI
i UMBRIA suconmreneo HEAVY
l SEAS.
l NEW YURK. Jun. 11,—Tho stoamcr
Hindu-la arrivod today from Lirorpool
and Quuonslown. showing ”to idiot-ts 0f
tinn- oilcounit-r with tho wosloriy gulcs
lau'd hoary sons. Tito forward bulk
. luol ln't‘ll ropalrod with canvas and but-
tln”.lti'tiunry ti and 7. tho .luys‘
_ runs worn 270 and 1:72 knots. Tho sons
5 roponh-dly Martini ‘ the fort-(lack.
isniusliing the bulkhead arid tioodod
ltho captain‘s room. Among tho. pas-
: suiigors was hiolton i'rior, artist. of tho
. lamdou illustrated News. who is on his
l Why in Japan.
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gNEW YORK. NEW HAVEN s
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TAILS.
: incilect Deoemlier 27.
:LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
. _ NEW YORK.
‘ A. M.”i2159.\‘. 5:2“. 53.81:. 0:14
tog-Es. 1:03. 7:40. 8:15. 8‘15. 0:05:
iI: GLEN.10:24x.10;40.ll;35x. -
'i'. Bin-12:6“. 1:18. 8:26x. 3:05
manhunt. 0:501, 01:40. 5:551. first.
20:55:.»7zor. narrows: loath. 10:20.
i Jaw SUNDAYS.‘
' A. his-13:59:. 5:2“. 0:31“. 8:50.
.91“! ._ . . ,Mt.... .,
j wl’. M.-3:20x.
0:209:56}. 10:10. ~ , ..
l ’ m ‘ -
suave New voaa eon soufii
‘ ' HWALK. .
A. M.—18:0'.’x..‘ 5:00.. 0:00. 7:00
i
7:07);
e
5:40.‘ instills.
' '1
its:00x.‘ti:u2.'?;00x. 0:02;. 10:035. 10:01. V
Fll:02x. 11:0.
1‘. M.~12:02. 1:04.
SISlx. izosx, 4.;tit..t:'
0:30. 0:00;. tigdll. 7‘:
.9:8tl.il:00:t. '
' ., mills. 0:01.
,0. 810%. 9:00x.
souosv‘s. ; .
A. st.——12:oz. 0:00, 7:109:00 10:01
‘1'. N.-—.'».-o:..ts:00. 8:00; 11:00.
Lsitve soow‘ ‘No‘av'v'i‘tilit it»
11.412: s."1: . iissx. on.
A. _ _
7:42. 8:02. 9:10X, 10:08:. 11:05:.
P.~iii.-'-i2':06x. 12:12. 1:12.. 3:02:
iteonty'“
tit' New Castle. -
Every day secs additions made to the. Special Price
Sales in nearly all departments. Often the quantity dogs
not last long enough for us to tell you about it. That
proves you ought to visitus frequently for yop are certain
to run across unexpected bargains. Good time i year to-
shop now.
i
Clearance Sale of Black Dress Trio iims.
We offer for immediate clearance an asso".ment of
Black Braids. Folds. Gimps. and cjt Trimmings at half
value and less.
Included are many styles that will provc'u good in-
vestment. just what will be needed during the spring.
Children '1 Wear. Closing out prices.
A small collection of Silk Poke Bonnets which is all
that remains of our Sample Stock for the past season.
They must be sold quickly. and prices have been attached
that will ensure their Speedy departure. Look them over.
Little Silk Bonnets in white and delicate colors. at
small lot to be sold at 25 cts each.
French Flannel Sacqucs for children. pink. blue. red
and small figures, daintily made. 25 and so cts.
Outing Flannel Dresses; 25 cts. each.
. Shlrt Waist. Spoolal.
Plain Black and Plain White Cotton Waists. in large
sizes. just what many women are looking for. Sizes 40.
42, 44. were $1.25. $x.5o and $2.00. now 75 and 98 cts.
Black Lawns.
These are acceptable for summer gowns and always
in fashion. Fifty pieces of fine imported Black Lace-
Siripc Lawns arc in our january Snic. They are in open-
work stripes. brocaded effects. sil‘: lists. and iancy novel-
ties. Regularly 25 to 45 cts.
Sale price .12‘, t3. and to cis.
.Spscial Wash Goods Itsnu.
Silk Moussclinc. twenty~five pieces. Silk Shot Grena-
dine. Imported Swiss. and Bcnang Silk. values 50. 75. and
$1.00. Snic- prtce. 39 cts. a yard.
Imported French Cambric. value 25 cts.. for 15 cts.
Linen finished Madras. value 20 cts.. for 15 cts.
Satin-stripe Madras. value 40 cts.. 25 . .s.
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