1 r l . .
But when timelremain' (Salem: 1 3 9
01 int) lib! Whirl! MO reside} Nut zhi HIGHJGR IE”
NOUSE FURNISHINGS at ‘prices. ihdifl'flmoi'whwoom I
03°?! fflilfld' ”Willi "Wei ii «19.1.9.0 9i iflvtllinz hi,
11:: ”WW inhke {glideelection NOW, 110 but a small as-
hortrnent‘in each department remains. ; ‘
V_:\:Ouv. ~lflu’ '
Note ll few of the Sacrifice Prices
SCREEN DOQRS, (light, hard wood) were $1.25. now . . . . 750.
“7...,
. SCREEN DOORS. (dark, plain) were 5890.,‘now ..
, «11 . ‘ “ .
FLOWER POTS. with wrought iron‘stands. toelose, . . . . . . . 25c.
NSECTINE. the wonderiul insect destroyer, to close . , . . . . 717 8c;
. g 4.. ‘ _ . .
so‘PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALI... FANCY BASKETS.
as PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL PICTURES
.-.-,.J r .
V .
.".........5oc¥.
The remaining goods 1n other departments cut equally as low.
“lit. .. .1. 1"r
, COUNTERS, TABLES SHELVINO AND ALL FIXTURES
AT A SAC RIFICE.
\
.f’ .1. '. «‘M'M:
. v .-,.1-..:. . a
' . Ere: 9°]??? ’to :11} .The Nonweiks andsuqollncling towns. ..
W
h‘ ‘ we:
W- S. STURI‘EVANT
uggg; Ml 11ml Auntie. ., . ”.8th Mamet...
, l
“'1' “6*"? ‘fl ' ‘ l,
“in. Wyn
Spring“
Coverings.
We are not!) preparej to than: a large It'll: of Carpets
in all the. popular grades. Consisting of— JAGRAINS
VELVET TAPESTRY BRUSSELS..BODY BRUSSELS.
‘ll ill 1.4
In Chills andjapanese Matli 193 we have a large 'variety
and attracti03~stv«’e3.
China Matlhzqs I 2 I-Zc to 35¢. ‘
japanese Mailings 20c tol50c. .
0f 04‘! Cloths and Lino' e :m we shod) all widths and 0a-
1100: qualifies-
Rays and Mats in large bariety.
Shades to order a specialty.
84 Washington Street. South Nor’lbaik
Telepbo ne 143-6.
. lit u
'eeialLS;e.-of 1...
Swiss C f n
alsftflsigi,fl1i {all} 931320. ‘wun sherred and tinted romeo,
C .98 ’ ’
.81. 37, 81.60 a pair. a 1 .
51- 31. 00 $1. 26 31. 60 $1. 75 a pair;
11, till umbrella nieper’mrlv 1»
rue assortment lot handsome patterns from
It! i 4 11» ‘f‘tfidf 1. .91. | ,
i'.?" "J :E‘.. 'I._
l
‘I . V_ , .
l .. .5,
Minn. tells how woman 5 monthly suffering
mnyibe quickly and permanently relieved by
Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegeteble Compound.
30-.“
whlns._31rxmr:—I have neVer before given mv undersc-
melt. or thid lne i'eino, but Lydia E. Piuk‘llulu s Vegetuhlo (‘on'l-
p0 ad has 11' 111611. so much to my life end bupphlrxs that I fuel like
bison cxccytion in this case. but two your at ry month I would
howtwodays ~Vere pain and could llild n0 1': int, i ut one d 15' uhen
in; a friend I run across Lydia E. Piukham' -. \ egotahlo Com-
fem lind,'-'~8h‘0‘ had used it with the her t results and mi s 1.0113110 in try it.
i! that it worked Wonders with me I now exp. 1 lance no pain and
oniy‘hltd to'uso' new be legs to bring ab ut this Wonderiul alluugu v.1
use it occasionally noww én I am e. :tep‘tionnlly tin-1i m worn out "—
' Thirds Anion M. Same, 804 Third Ava. South Minnnuvnlls Ilium, Chairs
mall Executive Cominittee Minneapolis SlUdY C1111)
0y bud strength in women vanish our}; in lifemmlsr o
In gm’ln ol- somomensmlnl irregularity. 11.11;“ sut‘l‘ur «lunar
til fade away. Lydia. EJ'lnkhmu my one-
0035100001110 ps women prosohvo mulldm'ss llt form and
trobhuoss of tape because it. malted t air entire lomulo organism
local-ties women safelyt pouch the unions natural
crises andi tho safqeunrllol women's health.
11h silent this grout medicine is told in the letters from
women Mpnbllfllod 111‘ this [leper constaultly.
Mrs. C. Kleinschrodt, Morrison. ill, saysim
“IL 15. M
1! . ainr'e I” v. as thlisnteoh yo
.9 They were ir , all mull 111
docioredum'ent Fig.5; moi ii, no benefit.
“A friend dstlsod um to try Lydia; II
Pillkllnm's Vegetable Compound. which?
did, and after taking 11 £8“ bottles of it, I found
great relief.
“Menstruation is now regular and without
min. I am enjoying better health than I have
or sometime.” '
flow 1: it possible for naummelrerit pl 1mm-
that Lydia E. Plnkhuln’n Vegetable Com-
. pound will positiwly help all sick women 2
. All women are constituted alike. rich and poor.
high and ion—nil sulfu- fun the some. 033.4313!
troubles. ' Surely. no one c1111 wish to remain vscnk
and sibili discouraged will: life and without. hope lor the lutzum. when root
is so unuiituk'a’ble that Lydia I}. Pinkllum’s \' egrtuhle Compoulu u' in
cure monthly sgtl’ering-aull womb end oralilm tlouhlés, and all the lib.
plieul "(cup women ‘ ‘
pal-r u we mm lorllltnul mu... m orirlnltl letters ma etgbotnree or
N. (i
are of ngu Mill in) mensesf
"above testimonials. which anI prove their lbsoiulo 1:. mmmms.
mule 1c. Pluklum. :11. «Maine 00.. Lynn. flue-
i
VISIT TO FARIVIEW
DAKOTA FARMERS’TRUST. .
PIERRE, S D_. April 16. r-Arti'olesllt
incorporationhnvbbeen filed with the
Secretary of State for the Natlonai
ll‘si‘mers' Exchange with South Dalto-
ia head qualters at [’10er and onions
11 Chicago, and a capital of 850.000
This corporation has for its purpose cu~
l‘mrmtlhn in tile handling of all pro-
ducts of the forms. or in other words.a
Grand Master Upson Inspects :Odd
Fellows' Home, . .
NEW LONDON April 16 «Frank R
llpnon oi SOIHillll‘ mu grand master at
the Cunneetiuu Odd Fellows. in com-
'pauy with President Calvin S Dania
of the l O. 0. 11‘ home, paid a visit to'
Fnlrvléw 0n .uesduV and inspected the
“H” logos and obligations: 1
1" 0d lac :fi‘ilnuiui’ Fowm‘r-
LM‘uu God {
11-1 for [in 011; 39‘? )l‘ thw
Jim...
‘Chrirt' s lolielou.‘
i: iFormer Azaletant Superintendent of
i
'Mihs Alicia M. Sinith, of aneabbils. '
Prxlzftlil: ~11: ave. suffered ever '
MEN PAST sixrv. IN DANGER.
More than hell of mankind over six-
bladder sorders.‘ usunllv enlargement
of prostate gland. This is both painful
and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first sign
of dangsrvias ll. corrodts irregulari-
tits and his cured many old men of
this disease. Mr.‘ Rodney Burnett.
Bi)? P 1.rt. Mo. .mgvrltrls:1 "l suuelz‘d's
w r me 3 and and ill
i bblfigefgl‘rpyeurs and filter taking}
two tbottialm of goley'g Kidney Cure l
io‘r‘re out!
Shovel
gem although nI "Elli“ now 91 years? ld
891d nt'mamed'llta
c 00.0in ‘ 9""
ty ”01‘st age suffer tron: kidney and '
‘ see thatwoulget tile genuine DoWltt‘n
- of which ire worthless. and outlets fave"l
We“...
“turmers' trust" The incorpol'llim‘a institution.
are Western men- . w Herbert: the prom-1mm the «aloe?
”m
brat on of the (‘itzilil'eiiltil anllllcrsmt
‘of American Oddv Fellowship ulll‘cbi
will be in. id at the home; Ap.1i,36 was ‘
nlude up. ill. is expected that the eeloip
bl‘ution will attract delegates from:
'moat of the lodges in theljurisdicliuni
and at that time the. annual donations
Itvili be. r‘eehred .
H-
“ THBJEST .‘FAMth SALVE.
DeWitt‘ s'.Wltch Hazel 81‘ on instant ro-
Lugosi Burns; cures (Butts; Bruises.-
Eez'emu Teller and all ulnar»
isons oi the shin. In buying Witch.
Hazel. Shire it is only necessary to
.4..-
retail 0. cute is certain There an tummy
ehprdounterfelts on the mullet: all
are dangernus uh‘. le Dertt's Witchr
Hotel Salve is perfectly harmless and
flotilla-Mord PM”
' “W‘s:
RROHIBI lowers WANT olesntz.
A r]
fih’ibfilhfih Still. Mr?
Committee. seatxout 1.1131619:
mugging swag;
c '1.
_ 001' a lointloebe“ I!
; u .‘H rd,?.leleif8..tlo
4 e i‘.. grillm’lfihg‘w
. 0 so 2' , .. fi
11. to the- culleimm.
1%. rblr merits of an
' Quakers to be chosen by monor-
.Sfi’w lawn—now; will _.
i'Comol'al Commit is fatally wounded. .
”lord this year .0111 Junie. ll am 15.. The
' bustne. ..ie.ssiou Mil, be. held at the.
03’9“}.
Bridgeport Advertidementl.
Rhett“ equiligr :i’éi.i.°.§il1..1l°.”"
A eerie-s at Sunday morning sermons
um hp [Vll‘milmi in the South Nor
wallr llnmlkt Church by iil(‘ Rm. ll. '
ll. Curpuurr on the subject of Chr-int
imvfllfllmiehip. ll etudyot- Itu princi-
AI‘II‘" l: Ace: uluinllon of 139:“
iletli
i.‘ ii‘ii
Mug l~'l 111‘ \‘tltllllnidlng of offer
l")lii (lull i9 Sinful null Ruinous
May S-—-Syuton.ntlc null Propdrtluu-
are giving.
{01 finds 11ml 1, ' I
i
l i: l .
' Mm‘ liw'yi‘o 0i (id 1 ll
i .‘:.i 1y Evil‘hu Grill lollqignnllj- .
Men '29- ~Tho Open ”and.
i A sullen or six ‘ldnduy (11'0an srlr-
rllmllii about famous lwonle: 1~W01mmJ
land Cllrlniiellity, a study of the prof; -
Lm» of woman 1111001 1110 influence of.
Topics: I
, ..prll 17 ~C‘loopnlra ur l‘ngan Worn
gun. I
; .‘lplll 24~Puuiu or the n iondshlp of
i woman.
, Mny S-llarnall 310010,.” the Cul-
llurrd Woman. i
1 Mini 11~’1 lull Other Woman. or the:
, anmun hull n Grievance.
02”
May ’l‘ue11t.eth Couturl
i Woman.
The
MR. NETTLETON'S CHANGE.
" T“ l
Shore Line New Finallcial‘Agent
' for Bankers.
H'fll‘l‘l' E. Nellieton; a former assist ‘
9nl.au|w1intmdmlt m“ the Shore Lillil'
divlhtnu or ii a \ou York Vow Haven
and H. m :lll mad and who was also 11
i1 11‘. er tlrvk at til! general omens all
the ”Hill hns arcoplrd .1 position WEllil
‘i‘ll‘ illukilll: house (if illmon BOVK i'.
100,, (ll New York, and will l'cpruseuli
ilhom ill the train of bonds and sorull
1 tins ill the SOlllllll‘ll New England Ter-
.lil01':.. -
1. Mr. Ne lletrm was for mmlv war:
with 1hr.- New Haven rm] and ll'slum
being It r-rlm"‘i1‘ni ufliclnl urntn uv
tl‘l'il short histories of the rond' s pralg
rots.
FREIGHT RATEI HIGHER THAN
. LAST SUMMER.
; ollLClGU, April IS.—~Ellstcm trai-
flc ofllrinls nt their meeting lll‘l'l’ have
Him-bled not to make the customary
l ”Him: reduction in rates on grain
filmuurt H {mm Chic-rm) lo the cast.
’ihls ulll lame 1hr tariff rn domestic.
main and main [llodlltlb' {mm Chlrl :1;
in \mv Yuri. two route hi. :hru than
in l summer. The lake and rm 'l mu-:
VVill be two 1'f‘nlsivss lium the all ruil
l'ltcs. Philadelphia will 1011“an
ilu gm :1 dill‘a'nuli'; l of 11m r: M h
11le the No“ Y'mk rule 011‘ nr-liu pro
_;1lu"ls and Baltimore of lines CCnlb.
illli 0'1 grain in“ diflcru Mai to l’illil
[l‘ipiiifl ull be only one cent and to
; llulilmoro 124,; cents;
PRISONER DEAD IN HIS CELL.
NAIIGATUCA, April 15,——Johll Lun.
nun. who was: taken into cllstmly by the
100111 police last night, was found dead
{ in his cell curly tnrlzly. Lulluon was ill
weird on u lllnl‘;
the uny to tile billion he insisted lilt'
omcm. uho it is said. has forced to
' use his club. When the ul'gllt watch-
‘ man made his unuul illJi‘llilfi: round of
ithr (till; be 1-?qu i.L-'llluul i.“ flu; :s in
.llfllli'lgipb‘t rl in an unconscious coudi tlon.
llv summoned medical aid and the ut-
londinl; musician preneunc'od the man
dead. Moiical Examinel Johnson uiil
llelfox 1n an auto may upon the bodv.
i MiSSOURi VICTIM lDENTiFlED
.1 \lABllINGTON. Hill 15 ~1be inl-
‘ lowing announcement was made today
at the Navy Department. The B. J..\iui-
lluml named in the despairh of April
13 whose name (ould not he found on
the records of the human. has been
lidentiilcd as John Jusrph Mulligan
206 Chestnut streets Providence. it i.
; next 0. kin James W. Mulligan. father.
206 (‘hostnue street, leidellco. R. i
“Mulligan was one. of the victms oi
‘ the Missouri disaste
i VERMONT CHURCH annuall-
, IYNDONVILLE Vermont Apr-1115.
‘.-—FlV-c buildings inoluding the Univer-
lsnlist Church in the villa'ze of \l est
Burke. ten milled north 0’! here were.
burned. enrhv. today, causing a loss at
inbout; $10. 000.. The villagers were
um warned of the him by a loud
explosion from some .uuhluuu cause
ARMY onion 3 wounds l-‘ATAL.
MANILA, Amii 15. Jazllnill Du 1d
P. Wheeler and whom Percy Hey-
\ oil at the 220d Intel try. while u cou-
"Altering the. Mom «prion along the
Tomes. River-An. Mludanimn. April 11.
were stabbed in the abdomen. Cam
Wheelendled at Marahui,, April 13
oaueels'rh to” Meet lulu: 14-35;,
The to P mace iéai associa.
tion will” tlonhfyhl howl. aid. in Hart
Allyn ouao. find. the entertainment
will inoiud 02013.01: the C'onnectleut
river and a liquor.
CAPTAIN 3F YALE" Fn‘a's
3-3;va "AVEN Afigdmgwuham
well berqh. all, as con
gal; ted empoo'rfi'v cantain of {he
g.
‘.
I
t.
1 01‘ lnlmlcntlun 011 '
(-l per r.
‘ » High Arr In Dress Goods- . .
One hears much about Novelties in Drab! Goods". but
the average idea obta'ned from reading about them is
rather vague. It' is somehow impossible to describe them.
There are at our Dress Goods Seciion some late arrivals' 1n
exclusive French Fabrics. Dontelln Bouton, Voile Bou-
ton, Voile Glace, and some modish coarse-meshed Eta~
mine. Some are extreme. others couScrvative.‘ and there is
but one dress length in each; It was ‘an'artiSt who mixed
the color tints. There are the paiest shades of cream.
champagne, and apricot. with silky nubll' 'in ‘ centrnsting'
colors. There are wonderful changeable effects in golden
brownland blue. For tile-most part they are very" light in
weight but of durable weave and will adapt themselves
charmingly to the style of frocks this season.
There are no two alike. Prices from $1.50 to $3.00 a
yard.
Al The [in Section.
Some very attractive Novelties are seen at the Art
Linen Section. ,
The Maud» Muller Hat for seashore and mountain
wear is of White or gray. Linen with daisy, buttercup, or
poppy'spravs stamped on the brim, ready lor egrmroldery.
Dressing Table Sets are of Grass Linen- with ~ hem-
stitehed edges. The design; are tinted and very attract-
_ we. , . ,
Bulgarian work for dresses and tables comes on hem-
stitehed canvas either finished ready for us, or stamped for
embroidery.
There is a complete supply of materials oi‘eve kind.
Yesterday we announcer] a full line of Refrigerators.
We could write pages about them. but of course you want
to see ene before you buy it. and you want to examine it
thoroughly. There are no better Refrigerators manufac-
tured than those represented in our collection- Those
with pine cases are'buiit with the same sanitary regula-
tions as th'ose of solid oak. The glass and white enameled
linings 100k immaculate. but the galvanized steel can be
kept as pcrfe: tiy clean. ,
We
' AWeeiable Preparationl’orhsl'
simulating lhel‘eod andilefiauia—
WWI-item lull
. Pmmoteleeeehunlerfiil-
*. nessandliesmlelnsnelmer
Morphine uor‘iiiuerai.
«awarene- .
‘ [l
liars
en 'tml}:
. " ’ - ‘ angry: nouwglmmomx.
’U The school that Mantel [or business and place- its ”adults: in good
i
“9013:. y ._ , ‘91. ,, .-
alsrnm nnolus noun“. APRIL rm
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