. t , . 5 lt'arll. to a number of nor rt lrlalda . ii at --m-
a eouubl use: cALtroauta same hour. The our unit mist "om "why-mum” i‘nrls hm mns’rthguzgrégfisn oxce .1 it (“ml-m m “mm P "_ ("Mom 6 9t- Md
PRUN“. For sale by all dealers. Price 50
2 Las. IVAPORATlpl’QAcliiIO. 25°
2 Las. avsposnao Apatcors, 25:;
1 LI. PKG. EVAPORATED APPLIE.‘ Farms. are Visiting t‘bl‘tlms in ROWIy- town Hgii..'l‘hilr1dl¥ cveai huW'l‘t‘lh take no other
. \ ' Q . '
3 CANS EARLY JUNI PEAS.
EAST NORWALK,
IiiiS'i
tttorrow morning.
sittn.
Captain Victor W. i-‘crl'is brought ill-s" Thursday ei’cninlz. at 7:45.
"Ullli" around from Westport. \
yesterday ttt‘icrnotln. and left her lJe- Church. The Rev. A. l.. Hubbard. pa.“-
ittiv Marvin's nook.
it is hoped that there will he a W. Bell: preaching at 10:30 by the
innit
almost cverv “up
“Little 'rl'ttng‘a'
Methodist Church.
will art art leader.
rice is expected.
. O
.\ rehearsal or the Easter music of Crowd of Witnesses." Service of the preparing to remove there with his feel your "umnd 3 face! “cm _ m OM'OM .' noor I'M
suit :03
FANCY caamsav ourraa.
an L0. an amt ttuoantl comfl‘ww‘ tnr‘t'msing. at tho hoale‘ «Its- Ksts‘ t. 'sritsrmscy Ind took “'9'“ a“ ‘“‘t
Made Great" will be Stthtlay-wltpol, a. the cloaei‘df‘the Suh- "to tzivc 11 sock social.
the subject of the Epworth league tiay‘ school sotoalOn there will he a W. H. Preston has engaged as man- of interests: he is observing. skilled. ~ -
meeting, tomorrow. at the East Avenue special meeting of some ot‘the. boys. tiger t‘ot- Painter and Decorator John studious and an“. to the “nuts. ._ ;
Arthur N. Paddock which is looked forward to with con- W. Bonny. of East Norwalk. ‘ --
A“ inmresilng 30‘" ”ldfl‘ablf‘ interest. Henry Hiii'llliltt 1mg illll'cliltlt‘d lllt.‘ A-—-~‘-~ --——-—-- ~——-- -..-._.._...._.._.
- ‘1.
. . 7M m ”2 . ”a,” .
'lga‘fi‘,‘"¥.’-i
. . . .. ‘ ‘
school yard the other day, foil and
savmiy cut- his head. He faiatodat
the sight or blood. . . ‘5
‘ Main Stoorss. whose b h-lthag
Sarsaparll
"T cdo'ctors S p-y
k ad they have, [u ‘
Bayes". N0 0t .
l‘llll ll“ ll. iy of late, halt fake- the’IWcr bar
room.
..'cl0cit,".in each tile-L "t“ “MU“ ‘9 . p . 1 0' tune a Ilsa bats
.. m. u. Quasi-'1: cl 1' n»: ”N " ' ’ '
11 Slicelli Ieri‘lctla will» llg lltlltl ill the “‘“M M . ,ch um“ Im‘ N:
[cast AVshue Methodist Episcopal
nestlay. ’Ihitradar and t tlt‘
lbs “d by “m?" "kn-”n9, stall soon for Csiifoania, when she
m wll be married. The evening was very
' ROWAYTONI l t enloyaiflyiwnt'
Mr. and lira. Hoary Avery. otOrooos GM Church will my. a concert in the
10:. ton and South Norwat :t. a 7.0m“. ”regatta“
l N. ti. much is now railing the house ow’a hiltiht." m" be presented, . and
35° | 0“ Highland “"““"°- ltowayton. for selections ity tits louthtNorlalhIY. M. farms that. were not MN" ‘0' “"“mm' claimed by the Americamt would more
Farmers M“ “099“” that ”"1”“ '0 than out up the income trons the mo-t
' (‘liarlatt ll. l-‘ttch is now ilnishina days they may.get busy. although pt‘ea- nopoiy I" m, “m yea", “I.” crowns
'"i- A“ i"“"""""”' ”90"“ h "-m l" the pavilion" for w. H. Finch. Rob- ant indications do not strongly favor for Jtfltln on“. fun meeting of which
34 COTTAGE AVENUE' “ mm“ ""“Ni'm- nrrun 9“ '0’ ”I" hiutt Brothers. 0! South Norwsik. did that hope being realized.
CONN families. and provided Will improvs- the mayo“ Work. Stark Brothers, of
' mm“- Stamford tho pitttnbtagl. Jams Wood. authorities makes it illegal now tor \
Tn“ "“"dh‘l‘ low” M" ”k9“ ‘ the heating. and Louis Kirk.of Darion, farmers and others along "It“ "0““ SALE 0* amTtst-t COLUMBIA
‘ R
Harry Ecofloltl., thlill Raymond llilllt t. . y. will ll. randarod.
iltc foundation. Other contracts not. ( “ orollel I“
number of cases of robbed henroosts
on Wednesday. Happy ltour service! .....-.. _,_
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WESTPORT.
|
Rowayton Methodist Episoopali
tor-9:30 a. at. class led by Charles been visiting relatives here.
a
___.‘. ‘1‘! .r . “W
T tit W. “0th Norwalk Poopla, . , . it!
Richard Jalllfle. Mill. Pll’lll lit ll“ .lf yzil M" at “no“ to your trlellda gtyificg robupthenlthm . 1
business has bean growin yet-y ra - E
l
of the Barton Csrrisuo Repository, and Soil“) Norwalk
_wlli convert it into an sdditionalwsbopi $3121.33? “1‘" one
. \
' Irv J. n. will-ms. residents toI we
1 I ti in tile mast Avs- " ‘ . ' , .
l . :32 15:31:52”??me bursa. dub. N. a. Finch is maktnk flange “t Cbsstaltt we”. Booth Mi Jill. “A
i . . - ill mornlns limit . est touts “mm" “' "I" “m" ’9' 'a.‘ ‘.‘i know i had kidney co vtntnt tort
‘ ' . Vr‘. i .' ' y ' NONWI. ”l '0 ‘0 “HI' , 0' W ‘uflch. 0f ”VQI’O Mtkl(‘h° one“ “0'”
. l , W ail mo. Afraid that (:f noglfcttid iltay£
\' V' l i w r" | eicl'in not to fry
"""‘ 26 Not. to be cleared on its property warms“: PM" They Wm well. Ioid
. bi . 'iu . . . , _ _ . . 7
Church. commencing Tuesday availing. ‘ :32, glam! receptioa’yas alvatt spoken of by b0th.cltizt°ita and news “nun“: rosazco MONOPt “N.
A recent enactment by “W ltottttll WashinulOIl-"
. ~ . - to purchase t! site and 9"“ a mini" that of an experienced robber. al'itlettt- walk the comma hummer. Thor“ "“Ver ' inn (.‘(ililmlllll Rt‘ilrouti ()umpllll’lu'e ll
A regular meeting at the Juanita lag. ..With the Rowayton Homeow- iv. a. he removed tho screws from the has been a tangible cited-‘9 for ”‘0‘" this t-itv conferring ‘with D. 0- Mllls.d
Outing Club willbc‘hcld’fiondaynight. pnny's new structure in prospeci,btlild. hinges of the door. and till“ them withdrawal. '
Miss 898le Nuphcy is dolnz very in; operations hore promise to begood “family inttdc. He ncctl not have
nicely. after the operation performed next summer.
this Week.
The no oler DttPuy t“ l“, N"“‘ 0““ . other utoeltito.\iers of the contour , . - . . _ i,
done this hotvever. all the place was havinglmgde its ilrat trip from here 1.1:.‘113‘1-[1 in llit‘ rule of the. road folio :fthWMl-ilnaamflng With Tm‘ Ill "I‘m/ll- I’ll", .‘ val!-
' ““1310" ““9”" Church, Prank “- not let-lied and he had his trouble for Tuesday. since the ftcczo-itp in NO' Northern Pacific Railroad‘ Coinpafly. till: ghoul timer has boon llauol'lly “Malawian“
ltcv, Edward Cunningham ““d Rev. Brim“. pastor;——At W34“ "- m..psst0r'a nothing ;|'lie bonds which had been vember. The withdrawal of pt'otlt'Cn President Cornwall and Mr. Mills)!!!“ v o dull." f.
'l‘ W, ”"1“ will exchange ”“19““ to. -““““°“ "l” "0 0" ”"3 “We: “The idle wntng (in the four chickens. were plac- schoottcta from tommisslon. in South- L, controlling tum-pm in the company. “ an “I
m(nta of Progress in Christianity? ut cd I“ a n...“ pm. on the flour not far port should make the season a bumper They were about to extend their lino
'“tt‘. I'Osltldl‘ "100”“ 0‘ the .luuiot 7 it tn.. “Neill 0‘ sermon, "The "a”! from the screw». There have been a for the DuPuy. I
lliilitl of the East Avenue Church. yer- Win or Jestts," Sunday school at 12:
telday. was we] attended.
to establish a allk will here. Elite-
are of a class that ltll‘ill good citi- tthe overnor of German Southwest ,
”mast réportn severe tiighting there PM!“ - 't CUR"..°F_°9.B§‘ Ili-
Whi l b Ill Chief among the interests nt 310 re" March 13. The Germain! rifle fOI’CEil VOICE. '
(‘Omlto St <‘- 1! W meet tomor» cent Farmers‘ institute he d ltt reen- retreat with the loss 0 seven onl- . .
htt'lu‘ itttottthtnt‘t‘ at the Sunday M‘htttf l pastor. subject “The Future Home": row night at the residence of Mrs. .lolttt field w“ u". “drags on the “Present :2” “my nineteen men killed and many yestdt lay n”"“”'“ {m N '
or the Advent Christian Church. Sup- . preceded by a talk to the children on W. Gattlt. "
etintetttlcnt Bland says that he expects» the, “Last of tho'Walit 'to tho'itioun-
'll to be present} lain
Mitts Carrie Smith of Norwalk. has lens.
poi hbo ’
who“. Mill‘lill- of a but back, the
oyance of urinary troubles. the nor-
noaa, the roatiusneu that come your. lflflwflfllt.‘ “ltd 1 our
:1 kidney ills can be roll-veil and' augment 32051 i
the???
. ‘ ion. You can “W”
they wt" W" W“ Wt 3,3; smiling face in s pit. of
..a0 i procured a ho: at Pints.
iiever. sharpen Amoriclndaponeae rro
nopoly m be absolutelytnoeossary folr'
iJapan in the pt'ettent coatdltlon of hot",
finances. bttt says the compensation.
cos.
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it is probable is quite appreciated at
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OAD
New York. President P. B. Cornwall
Epworth League!
meeting at 6:15: preaching at 7:30. "A N. 5i, Belden place at Wilton. and is
the East Avenue Methodist Churcn week. Monday evening. special meeting family.
iii‘ati held Last evening. under the. three. or the odioial board; Thursday eveo- k f ‘E ah ,
ton of C oirmaster H. .l. Hipson. -lt ing. prayer meeting and Bible study: brightest elociltioniata in this vicinity. buy for‘himapac ageo ‘ asy- avo.‘
gobd' p'ro Tuesday afternoon Junior league: was heatd effectively at a social given the new lather. Shaving 17000!!!“ I I“ mm Ml.-
. _ Saturday afternoon. Sewing Class tm- : by Not-walk Chapter. D. A. R.. Thttrs- daily pleasure when it is used. as it
The Rev. J. W. Davin. pastor of the der the direction of Miss Mary it‘. day afternoon. ‘ ‘
Advent Christian Church.
“'85
well-attended.
press was made.
i Opening Dis
softens the board quickly-and leaves
1.? 1‘
I' in y 0fF1ne Clothing
will preach Hackiey. 1 This time last year there were low the. face soft and smooth. Price the.
._ -rr r—rfi- 3. i'” .. l I ..... _,.. .7, f . v? fi"£1",‘ ,.1: . 1 F". .,, . T' . . . , . ,‘ —. .V,.~_._.
. ' ‘ ' . "it ..-. so . _
no; 1'. .‘. ~ .‘ i .1 “z. “, w =1 7" 1"" .1 i .. l
coming American intt treats atfoctedb l." u lh
treat! 5 box. Foster-Milburn C0.. tr-l the‘ereation of the Japanese tobac 7
4 ' ' for the Uni til monopoly will. the Notion Vramya ha
The ftpwortll Lengueiofibe .llotho- 3385:" Y" ”"3 agents
Remember the nlme—Doun's—-nnd lotions. It considers the tobacco mo»-
brea
bond
Instant
the
. becoming.” Winter's lands sum Ispithticsns 0! MT“ ”000*.“
. M , . ~
it is poo in that’ tho hum o in us- 'Bscau ' ha ‘
in“ mi! d0 morefthan anythi g lie men nasal! l6
cart and Worry, if you, 315,99 3m;°"'° the lrW-nbles of discOntaut at. petition mutton bytwaa
time rush of/through frei bt hot ”I!
New York all d Boston ltas'rosuma
flwll'. Ind to a trailic has assumed Inch omptory writ cg
\. h ,
‘ “will!” f-fi't'im the Harlem Rivet- be brou
! l‘lls i “"31"“ 0‘ “IO till system that "a.“
awitcbing :rcws have been ro-inl
in tho leer il railroad yards, and frol ll
:Jminog‘rew‘s recently laid all have been
Ul
s'r. PETEilSBilli '3. March l9.- The This
repreneututlolib of ‘lte United Stl ‘3“ thoaoi
On'e explain .ion for the fresh out- sslsctmen in torna- ysars ,
(3!, rail: 1 “hill: fact that the 'Twantyhmoara ‘ ‘
n r w '. > "
mm mum“ c hm, tied up Stowe. howovor. did not believe
greo scarcely'kt
strong hold on the tire rampant" in the painting. Architect Henry Marvin ory routes to use their mail boxes for _ loosened Intr't t‘t I
~ “Witt-t0“- I‘ Wm“ 0‘ MW“ drew the titans. advent-ins purpose-I- sax FRANCISCO. Marci“ ”-‘J- K' lqusntltyfot mum 0“th rig": thrill: 3mm m ”t m m to
‘ “00" find ”"15“" Company "i“ "" Henry Brent'lit-i's chicken coon was 'The public enquiringly I" WWW" Donovan. or 'Whatwm. sthvm' ““99" west. and aboutl New York which i are comwlial“
hfli' 0“ Monday “m". AW" “ii for robbed Thursday night. and four title the Traction Co. will attempt to run mmndem. and' William Howard. attor- [awaiting mnlmm‘h . . l - -
~ “6‘ _ the purpose 0‘ tnkinn IMO“ 0“ fl 9““ chickens were stolen. The work was through cars from Bridaelm"i ‘0 N01" ingy of the B..‘liughant Buy and mm '
:figfierelu‘wnh the “toll tlld' ropes
over the Cascade Mountains to 890k. whlnh gasp
Wit“? the “mm" m mi" ”m" “M“ one to connect with the Oregon Rail- . .
:-"‘5~ 3‘ 45 5'“ C- E- “l 6- 30'0““ “l lately. and spine of the residents are confirmation. there its a bullet that the road and Navigation Company's road Eggegn‘yflkemen 01‘ others of their
A “”50 500W. “WM“ [’3' 0°“lr'i'l‘” iht‘ eveninh "IVIW- 31""- Etta 5m" talking of getting ‘up a shotgun vigi- old Wood satchci- factor! ht!“ been when the Northern Pacific secured an ' ‘ .has ”3‘9 l0 “10 notice.“
handle Gamble. had a hole smile in her; and Mrs. Edward Brotherton. Ladles' lam... committee to make life strenuous leased by New York parties who are “pm," mrthe road.
0‘10““! 6. late that throropaslh“. m
y the ice and its now out of contntili- ' Aid mmta at the parsonage lit 2 p. m.. {Or the ”1M nstan illumin-
. been into rfered with.
. , ' out will I the reward of th ' ' ’
where the industry has proven amen! FIGHTING m aouruwasv AFatcA. '8 °9° “W strut 1mm" ‘3- m“ ‘3‘“ y
the most pl'ofllalllt‘ anti its cntpioves BERLIN. March 19.—-Col. boutwein “ ““‘fi’ ""1“- .. - - 1141‘ “MIN" andJsii to informants-d-
Fran k 8. Contact Nest‘Havelr,‘m
' . ‘ _ . . (Lt-Cur LofBouthWIn v ' .
. Condition of the he“ lungland For in tnde. " “q 9 (song Nolan Ias ti U ‘ I
Monday nixhi the Ht'lpinx ”anti S" titer." given by W. H. ilurr. 'i‘ite gen. 0‘ (-1 33““! Civil ' Superior court by Judge William ‘old and lived lithe hut-tatficoit‘ii"
7:0va f Zlo '. fill) p. like. city of Snttttatuck Methodist church is cleman has for years been a practical we” ""‘ : T' ‘3 mar “DOB “9 lmd‘ 0! “ID!- on Washington street;w‘ "" a: y ‘ '
and promossm Mm... wm, .1 ”New to mom: Mrs. Curtis first brought suit was taken-liter. aptdef ~li ' . -
- .for ivorco against has- huaband upon er. he leaves a sister in. “at” .911
;the :round of assertion through ‘hor two brothers. John No " 1, snubs
muuey. Major Hiddlabrook. anon clerk in the routine hot‘cl.NWHpYou.
[Charles W. Mann tor-Mr. Cumin ' > '»
filed i a counter claim. Yesterdayfltoe
i"
. , . .- - t. t rite—mam ’""‘"°"'“'°°‘ ”"M
Miss iitlen Huributt. cm of the if it is tough go to tilt. tirttglffl 3“ [A GRI m m in 1 396 and liveed 1391:);mh1‘9'
Hay on and Ansonia. The d' '
56’ 3| task; tplace contrast 7. 1
_,, w H as a
Mums. 2 506. ' wasi not éla load by the platinum:
ll are now an d again lit-tint smon 0f the town calii for sore?
a
ll" Work"! 0“ the. Consolidated rat u
that to ll t a-v 0 he Tow
toati since the . .-a or retrenchment anti Clerk‘s lied? ’ T" 0 Mt:
reform went in to reflect recently. of the late ll rl NI“
Within the/ p... :3 sad
tilt ceded to the welfare of the
. and ltotthosc who are interested
A no“: :lfaao of the trainmen.
n or mini -
don to How‘. ng from New Lon
"(3m m- .t y .. .
.llilel. ”it?“ t Dress. a distance of fill position of Town blot-g duria ,
phllilil dunn‘ ‘1!!! Inn at ‘ "I“! u I I ‘
“hou‘.n0le
bound cast. 'i. la is as large a. numbu
0 p j“ |
an hll ever burn seen on this section have s righmo Log In“; in WI _ .
Wm . ‘ .
of .tlla road it. or simUar circumstan- tlonrm
' ‘o'o biotin:
tcts Fic ms or. 'u- sun at on Wm.
Mar .‘indiaa Ovar the Rail;‘ ' r
‘ old town (slant-x?
Y “I‘Mtlflflo
m... .
al also-
ilouru, the old $. Perry 0! the to
on hat/0 brouaht on in the civil au-
its parlor court to show oaasa why a par-
moot
the road.
is t gratifying news, both
to, special town
poar l?” court. on
Wu“! '
”A it .tlt
iopgglidal.‘
aven last night on the IN on 10'0“"! Jill?” M
t the train plot and months
thanilve freight trains .08 o, w ch I. no! “. ' i‘
' g 'lllutlu,
voters -
itlio west to a de- Oltd HIM and
before, have been lion 710s! a Mal aloc'llon"
ss-
tohglagv. t2: set. on
so - t l
tton. electionztsn ”fatter Mail: ”:11!
""‘i‘ ’II M Mall twen - -.
‘ TELL TALE sores. pro-es .- .’ ...,.".’..;‘;'“f°9'.“
“"91.” °' ‘ “Mind A" WINS 4. ~ v 0') INT/656‘.
the New York, N" Has
, 0rd against the employsa‘
mum I?" m.
”3 Nosed 81.00 bot * 'ctl-
“W993i” 9n ’ ‘
. 'Wittttii’th". 6|.va
‘lttlihmdtiismnm. in”. bile
fitting}: a 0211a r prepargugyihw ex» ,
n . , .
oactotrrotmo‘ryii.?§€u.-”m .
need before "illuminant
s pass for the purpose of
Professor Eiy'a hooky/«l 1|)"le this
time; and when he wont av‘or't’ re
Nolan lay he saw that'hCI, axial!
and sent for Dr. Walsh. who " It
death was due to heart failul' 1..
and Dennis Nolan. of Hauler-nu '
HAWLEYVILLE arcs: waned.
H AWlnEYVlLLE. M aitclt ,,l.9.-—'l'lie
general store of S. A. Blackman was
burned early today. The loss on tho
militia:2 égoabout l85.090 no” the
sine . it ‘9... will -
“Zea fle‘egn‘gse‘?olvlh{ glib“, :%
or Mlddlebrooh withdraw his
that o: Attorneyildana van
tpor child. .svhua “atoll;
. . 91.!4.‘ ‘git'np A
———..
Tho ae‘msrksnis Growth at in; data: 7
. Saturday. March 19th. .
Wowiil show youthc handsomcst. brightest and largest aggregation of Spring Suits. Coats and Headmar for Men.
Women and Children that has ever graced our counters.
\
The garments are offered to you for immediate purchase. and the purchase price may be divided up in as many parts as de-
sired. and c‘acthart payable weekly or semi-monthly as suits your convenience: in other words, get your Suit now and pay ualatel'.
low Prints. btilhli'fioods and Easy Payments.
This store is one of 64 stores which buys on an enormous
scale resulting in greatly reduced wholesale prices and in return
we are able to sell correspondingly low to the public. We get the
choicest offerings- ol manufacturers and we embrace every chance
to get the rcaliyi‘de‘sirablc'and pepular styles. ‘Oui' spring assort-
ment is a notahloone in respect to variety. chicness and general
excellence. and we will expect to establish a new record for the
volume 0! business. Our plan of easy payments affords the
chance to everybody to buy now and pay later in convenient
weekly payments.
'tt‘
Meals; Department.
z-i I“?
hit.
I; .. 1 our
. it 4'
gal l Lin!"
’ 1 f
. man a rill-mi
! , . ,4; «no» “sites
‘ flailifih' 45% 3853;”,
‘\
1 “5‘“;fiA "'4“ VI." .t1"'.d
.
Women’s Dept.
_ ' .;s*:ecrf;tt ttr='*e‘tt-tc-.-.~.~.tts 1-1:
Striking Success of our Modern Methods.
The remarkable and rapid growth of our extensive businessot
selling clothing has largely resulted from the adoption of- the fair
and easy method of payments. - 4.1
In this respeCt we have been public benefactors. By accom-
modating the masses with credit without any red-tape or security
we have taken a place in their appreciation and esteem which re-
wards us year after year by additional patronage. The wage-eatin-
ctfs buy a suit for $15 or $18 and in three or four months it is paid
for without the slightest inconvenience simply by paying a little
every week. We offer the same advantages to every reader of this
paper. Buy at once—”don‘t wait until Easter.
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Children’s Dept. ‘
iy a Brennan's Oystsm of mm.
‘ . .
Lat-gilt, inatltutlon can. ions in the
World. Stillerowlnp. buns 3
in 04 Cities. , _ ' .
Our clothing is of the kind that battle 1"
lies and wars or else we could it
sell on {redit and subject to than ..
and ten of a person, who.” accent. _. v.
dated by ottr credit system. J '
,. When you buy on credit you raj
. Jr: your money's worth, and two one“. .7
.. . i. you will pay your bills, but untangle!" '
get your money's worth youou s1 . '
.. fuss around about paying . ‘a . you
agreed. and in the end we beet-“Thaw
ifore we have to take care that. yquet
as much value all things constant}. to
. the-market affords. Then. again. no
, expect a person who buys 1m all.”
remain a customer, and no a _ fight.
tionn! continued custom will mitt
fig unleaa we sell right stud anemone». ..
. Because of our buying for CO at“! ..
want the. prices that only the largo” i _
manufacturers can afford to make '
We order suits by the thomma,‘>i '3”-
smail lots for us. Every radon, TM
realize that this means the [ad - .
- _ s to them. We ares
'3 titer-slur business. and lhm: ' ‘
_ get it and keep it is by giving. .
. at. values at the lowest in".
‘ business succesa la :- ”t.
platform. An institution. . . . . . .~
tending over severaljtam . 71 7""
. gs pines could not ,. My ""
other basis. We. havgbmt up .
onto patronage by our...‘ . -5
.. [human nature in a 5 '. .
nay people in ute‘msttsi- - »
.have become the lat-gs?“
w ntind tooontinuem‘ .1 .,
‘id this enternflstas Mm
' . in. u Winch/'1“ tend... ., 5.
'. *pm mildenco and rent in
1: thin
ng establishment in
, . an...» "r mm’
W13:1“tunings-'3 its! . all.
t"
Mcn’aSuits ...... $7.50 to $25.00 Tailor Made Suits. $8.00 to :50.» BoyS' Suits .. ----- $2.00 to 35-00
Men’sIOvcrcoats . 7.50 tp 30.00 Stylish Jackets 7.00 to 20.00 Boys‘ Roofers _____ 2.00 to 5.00..
Men's Trousers 1.50to 5.00 Pretty Waist: .75 to 10.00
Youthp'wsuits .. 5.00m 15.09 Silk Petticoats 3.50 to 10.00 Boys’Overcoats 3'00 to 7'00
Youths’ .chrcoats 7.00 to 20.00 Nobby Skirts 3.00 to 23.06 Boys' Shoes ...... 1.00 to 4.00
Youths'IR‘aincoats 7.00 to 20.00 batcst Style Hats. 1.25 to 10.00 'Girls‘Shocs ....... .75 to 2.00.
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