54$: sets 5.54. .
do £0.47 a. nu; warp.“ m.
. . aaurmsi. rats nous
Mk“...
' «nous move, being tired of
on account of the many cases
He has
1 the police to place each into:-
' titan found in a wheelbarrow
u. 'to wheel him about the town
locking him up. Snort work-
sentences failed to put an end
0 niany cases of Intoxication at
with; loses if shame will cause the
. shards to reform.
FASHIONS.
So‘almple a remedy as"‘coid I... ap-I
lied to the roots of the hair has beenI
down to greatly henth the scalp.
broil partrides from the Wo~
mn'a Home Companion. Two hours
W broillng layfl them in salt and
“it. When“I taken out wipe them
r’y,- and rub them over with fresh
litter ind popper. but do not add any
01'0“ suit. First broil the under, or
it side on the gridiron over bright.
, coals. turning until the upper
is‘n clear. light brown. When
done: rub well with fresh butteI and
, little lemon-juice. Serve oveI hot
.\
liven with the high-necked dresses
rung girl's lire wearing the short
ncy nocklets or necklaces rather
it the long chains.
ads-nia- '3
is quite a tailor green stock-
wcsr with white frocks or those
es. “Some wear them
g . and then provide them with
., ado. fierfect fitting garments.
lid as well as their elders like
well dressed and even the par
of moderate means can ‘indulgo
M 1 what is gotten is kept mended
is not abused.
waist of crepe do chine the exact.
“r i‘ the skirt with which it is to
a considered by many betteI
the entire costume of one mater-
“,Oertalnly there is no more sutisv
if mawflal than crepe de chine.
Mid“. and the authorities now '
I J ‘ Mail}... iawA soon.
New servant Misunderstood. Nun
Have loan Chilly.
When the thermometer drepped far
Rogers was much disturbed at the rec-
ollection that Huldah. the new kitchen
jmaid. slept in an unheated mom
“Holdall. " aha said. numbering
the good old custom of her own girl-
2006. 7!"! in be pretty cold to-
night. Hi yeahadhettsrtaka a
» flat-iron to bed with you.”
"Yes. ma 'am." said Huldah. in mild
and expressionless assent
Mrs. Rogers slept soundly and free
from cars, secure in the belief that
the maid was comfortable. in the
morning she again visited the kitchen.
"Wail. Huldah." she asked. “ohwdid
you get along with the natlron?"
Huidah breathed .a deep sigh of rec-
ollection. ,
"Veil. ma'am." she said. "I got It
most warm before morning."—Youth
Companion.
Will l-ie Accept?
Mr. Monk—Mo you need a young
man In any of your departments?’
Boss Lioanes, i need a nice one
in, my interior department at about
dinner tlmc.—-Phliadelphia Bulletin.
“it is to Laugh.
‘ in the foreign districts of large
cities drug clerks are sometimes ask-
ed for queer things. These requests
are particularly queer when they are
sent in written. and quite justify one
druggist in pasting them into a scrap
book. which will be unique when lin-
ished. as the following notes copied
from the originals. testify:
"l have a. cute pain in my child's
diagram. Please give my son some-
thing to release it." .
“Dear Doctor. pies glf bearer live
reuse worse of Auntie Toxyn for garle
linby‘sihrortt and oblesgc." -
"Mv little baby has eat up its
heatre wear where the waist is
than the skirt of the gown. l
of white or light color is much.
and is always more becomin’gi
the dark waist unless it be black; 9
his wide co tract 111.com: between
a not now the vogue i
tide many of the new pluld
ave satin stripes. All silks
th‘ a high luster are good.
film and wide bands of Chinese
ery trim a breakfast coat of
porous de chino. Lace frills fail
the wide sleeves.” .
RID OF SRlGHT’S DISEASE.
Shaman. Lisbon Red Mills.
‘00., N. ¥., writes? *“1 had
[cease for many years and
is treated W physicians for
years; had “fie a well known
or medicine an her remedies
, are recommended but got no
until I began taking Foley's Kid-
fteen minutes. day and night
W a brick-dust substance, and
than a silnirr‘silbstance. i be-
I‘would have died if I had not
J‘siey's Kidney Care. " For sale
' eds drug store. '
W
‘A‘ir'y’firsidags. .
. , has on tons-
nd mo of the
I
out and rubbered
, titers w r’e just moving in.
re i had to make water about .
isihers paiish plaster Send an unco-
dolc quick as possible by the iuclosed
girl "
“E'i‘h 5 child is my little girl l send
you live cents to buy two sltlcss pow-
ders for a groan up adult who is sike."
“You will please give the lettle boi
live cents' worth of epecac for to
throw up in a live months old babe.
N. B.-'l‘ive babe has asore stum-
mick"
"I but a hot time in ' insides
and vlch i would like it be extin-
guished. what lagoon for l . extinguish
it? The lnclosedjmoney is the price
‘of the extinguisher. flurry, please.”
Why He Laughed.
. While Frank Daniels. the comedlhu.
Was taking a stroll about Rochester
he came comes an old negro who. as
be watched . an. iceman slide lee
through an opening in the ‘ aspha‘
laughed uproariously.
“th‘oI-ve how easily amused he is.
and yei there is nothing to laugh at."
commented Mr. Daniels to his friends.
"still ihey tell us that the degrees
have a keen sense of the ridiculous.
You’ll notice that most of the suc-
ceases“ in the mlnstrel business are
.whifs men. however." Then.
.lllio 938 collar of a saloon?"
The old man straightened up.
scratched his nose thoughtfully for a
merrier and then replied:
“Why. boss.l 'low dot performance
do tickle dis old man's risihiilters.
it suttenly does. boss. You see. ssh.
he’s a new lcoman an' ‘stead o sildin'
ice down in de basement he's. Jes’
slidin in" into Iie sewer. Yah. hi hit”
-—New York Times.
Lord Kitchener and Spinners.
When Iiord Kitchener was in us-
land he visited the Wishing Well at
Klilsruey. with two plain. elderly
apinsbera. Beside the well sat an old
Irish woman. who looked up into Lord
Kltchener's handsome face. and ask-
ed": ,«
"Phwat are you‘vlshiu’ for?"
"What do you think i wish for?”
he good-natured” in u.ircd
"Och thin. for a sautifni young
swatehsart. of coarse," said she
He pointed to the 'two‘ spinsters.
who stood at a little distance. and
slid: ..
'Ton’t you see I have two with
' inc?“
. "Ab. thin. it's the grace 0’ God you'll
be: wisbin In?!“ replied the laympa-
. “hetlc old woman.
No Chance for a lay.
~.~th_ Rene {immigrant while tak-
is; 1 stroll .51” Madison avenue
one Sunday. met a small boy. poorly
clad. but with an census!!! intelligent
' the Said he to the lad:
“Don't you go to Sunday school. my
r'
steps: hntfasadtcr”
V ' "Why did you at”? it nor
"mm
below sore last December good lira. . '
' NO MAIL, TILIPHONI 0R .
O. O. D. ORDERS.
"He!"
wunelai" .he shouted. ."Do you think it‘s-
funny to watch a man slide ice down ‘
1
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i ,.
l
NO MAIL. TILIPHONI OR
0. O. D. ORDERS.
l
\
Ms
ue 50c.
41-!
. Silk "l'lookon" supporters, value 500.
liemstitchcd chiffon veils. regular 50c.
Fine stool button hole scissors, reg ulur 16c doz SATURDAY 2 FOR We
The “Kora” hose supporters fancy frilied elastic. regular 350
Shaded ribbons. 4 inches wide. regular 25c.
12 yd. pieces of line Val. lace, regular 29c.
Good quality scissors. all sizes, regular 251:.
Two dozen line pearl buttons. regular ”no (102.
Fine lace stocks. cream and corn.
WilliIuaniic spool cotton. 200 yds.,
Ladlcs' muslin (drawers. cluster of
trimmed. regular 50c. .
Ladies“ F cnch corset covers. Hamburg trimmed.
All the po ular makes in regular 60 c. corset covers. SATURDAY 30:.
Ladies’ heavy fleeced cotton waists, all new fall styles. molar 50,
RDAY 39c.
Ladies' Flaunelette gowns, all sizes. 14 to 17, Sold everywhere at 59c.
for 300,
Prophylactic tooth brushes, regul‘r 250.
2 cakes Pears' unscented soap,
Rogers d‘s Gallets sandal Wood soap,
Ladies“ wrist bags. 50c quality.
Dinner satchels. regular 50c.
Children‘s school umbrellas.
Ladies and Mew-‘25 and, 28 inch umbrellas.
Men’s shirts withxaeparate cuffs. also negligeee with two collars. val-
3hr. Sir at Sun
oi the
Camp alien _
Begins Demo-rec).
‘Dhe craters ml“ he
Nineteen and _
Dilute-Nine Cents
They are the greatest attraction in America.
been trying to prove that big
the best of merchandise.
10c. FOR 25: GOODS.
390 FOR 500 GOODS.
Notions and etc
San Mar chastise
For years we have
prices were unnecessary even to secure
T Inorr ow we prove again that good mer-
chandlse can be bought for about twenty five per cent
same will cost 10p elsewhere
sible to do a paying business on a small margin.
less than the
The volume of business makes it pos-
SATURDAY. 390.
SATURDAY 390. ‘
SATURDAY 19c.
regulai 15 and tile ea..
SATURDAY 10c.
SATURDAY 190.
SATURDAY lilo.
SATURDAY 19:).
SATURDAY 2 FOR 196.
40. 50 and 60 only,
Muslin Underwear etc
SATURDAY. 6 SPOOLS FOR 10c.
Ladles' muslin drawers, hematitched hem. cluster of tucks. vnule, 29c
SATURDAY 19c.
Ladies' corset covers. French and fitted back. Hamburg and lace
trimmed. good value 200.
MTusosv 191:.
Ladies gingham and white lawn aprons. extra full. regular 35c.
SATURDAY 19c.
tucks. Torchon and
SATU
Hamburg
SATURDAY 39c.
SATURDAY 39c.
SATURDAY 39:.
Handkerchief Dept. .. ,
Men's all linen handkerchiefs. regular 2 for 250.
SATURDAY 2
Domestic’s
45x36 pillow cases, full bleached, regular price 12%0 each.
\
FOR 126.
ladles' hand drawn hemetitched.’ all linen handkerchlsfs. .regular 2
SATURDAY ZEFOR 196.
SATURDAY 10c.
SATURDAY 19¢,
SATURDAY 19:.
SATURDAY 39¢.
SATURDAY 39:.
SATURDAY 2 FOR 190.
58 .iuch full bleached table damask, reg. lecc 25c. SATURDAY 19::
Round and square mats. cut out work. worth 12%(1 each,
SATURDAY 3 FOR 19¢.
Fancy mantle scarfs, good designs, reg. price. 25c. SATURDAY 19c.
Fancy bureau scarfa. handsome designs reg. 50c.
Heavy white memorized waistiugs. regular price lite yd..
SATURDAY 39c.
i SATURDAY 3 YDS FOR 39::
filled and green figured tapestry, good weight. regular price We.
SATURDAY 39c.
i ress Goods
........ SATU RDAY 3
3.000 yda. of striped and checked outing flannel. excellent colors. sold
in many places regularly at 10c a yd. Hole in lengths from 10 to 20
(Sold in lengths only. ),
Amoskeag ginghams the standard aprons checks, worth 80
(Sold in lengths of 5 to 10 yds‘. only) SATURDAY 3/, YDS. il-‘OR 19o.
Best American prints, all colors. worth 6 to 70 the yard
1 SATURDAY 4 YDS
Winches all wool tricot—suiting, all colors, the best 25c clot
market.
D8.10c.
e yard.
11
OR 19c.
SATURDAY 19c.
500 yds of all wool fancy tweed sultings, we 11 59c. SATURDAY 391:.
All wool Venetians. black. brown and navy. gular price 30c.
SATURDAY 30¢.
38 in. black and cream color batlste or nuns veiling. regular 600..
‘ SATURDAY 39°.
Hoseru and Underwear
. .
Ladles‘ ribbed vests. heavy weig ht. our regular 50: number,
SATURDAY 30c.
Ladies' Hermsdorf. black hose, double sole, regular 150 quality.
SATURDAY 101:.
Children's black or tan hose. ribbed. double sole and knee sold ev-
erywhere 1255c, ‘
SATURDAY 2 PAlRS FOR 19c.
Ladies' and Men's 26 and 28 inch. regular 121.51: quality, >
. SATURDAY 2 PAIRS FOR 191:.
SATURDAY 39c.
earuaosv 39c.
SATURDAY 39¢.
Mans sex, blacks. teas and mixtures. regular price 12%.;
i SATURDAY 2 PAIRS FDR 19:.
Kitchen Departement
10 cakes laundry soap. regular price. So cake,
’ SATURDAY THE 10 CAKES 19c.
Three bee pound boxes Ohiorlde of lime regular price 10c each.‘
SATURDAY THI 2 FOR 190.
Fine decorated dinner plates. regular price 10o. each.
8 quart ensure! sauce pan. reguiaii price 45c
“Aruaoav ‘
Sid shirt enamel pudding pan. regular price 29c. SATURDAY 19:.
(input retlned dish pans regular price 36c. SATURDAY 19c. -‘
. raregaiar price 3.6:: SATURDAY 19%.
is do‘a steel knives and forks. regular price We. SATURDAY 30:.
Tux. painted. toot tabs. regular price 45¢. aaruamv 39c.
' m sea.
SATURDAY sec.
on the ‘ ‘
,Fau opening"
Thursdau.F1idau and Saturdau. Sept. 22. 25. 24.
Superior values and Latest Styles will greet you upon your visit to our stores. We
will show you an excellent and carefully selected assortment of Clothi .Shoes and Hats
for Men, Women and Children. The early lockers get the best and m at desirable gar-
ments. So come at once.
Every person needs clothing RIGHT NOW. but every person hasn't the money
RIGHT NOW. Just here the decided advantage of purchasing at our stores becomes ap-
parent. We allow you to take the clothing and permit you to pay us a little every week
instead of the whole amount at once. Thousands of customers testify to our reasonable
methods and liberal tcrms, and we invite YOU to enjoy the same advantages. LOIW ~
PRICES, GOOD CLOTHING, LARGEST STOCK and EASIEST TERMS have given
us the supremacy in the Credit Clothing business in the city.
LIiIJIES’ SUITS
$5.50 to $55 00
1111851118
$7.50 to $253.00
11111“ 51118
$1.73 to $5.00
5111118 1111 HMS
$10010 $65.50
EASY PAYMENTS.
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course's ILLH‘ Is M:\i‘(ili.ESS 1N I-‘LAV OR AND AROMA AND HOLDS THE 17.111-
1: ‘1 a. ‘
FLOUR.——'i‘iiAT DELICIOUS mow \Vill'l‘E BREAD, THOSE DAINTY BISCUITS. THEY
SPE \K LObiDliR THAN WORDS AND Bil) YOU BUY CARDINAL I‘LOUR.
BUTTER—MADE 11y CREAM}: RY PROCESS; so CLEAN AND CAREFULLY AND
'iliEN so bWLh 1‘
EGGS.—~CAREFUIIY SliLFCTED 111E PRIDE 01‘ OUR SlOCK.
LEAST BY ANY MEANS
CAKE—111151 CLASS POUND RAISIN. MARBI E, NU’!‘ AND FRUIT CAKE, GREAT
SELLERS; 1:111st DAILY. GIVES BESI‘ 012‘ SA'i‘lSFACTiON. ONLY AU-
54% a. .. . .... .. LE... ..
LASl‘, BUT NOT
THORIZED AGENT FOR DRAKE’S CAKES.
Charles E. Sey motir.
LEADING GROCERY.
335’) West Washington Street. "
South Norwaik.
GROCERIES A'i‘ SAVING PRICES.
..Special in high grade groceries for tomorrow. we give the famous
HUNT TRADING STAMPS. Fill yoqr back by reaping the big advantages
offered by us. Remember As low as 250 Hunt Stamps secure you a preml.
um. For tomorrow we offer:
cHOIcs LEAN AND TENDER CALIFORNlA HAMS (only) lOcLS.
IFINEST ELDIN OREAMERY BUTTER (the kind thabaults) ...... ....... .. LB. 2313.
*— . . . :. . “‘L ”r ‘0‘— 3/
$1.00 ins‘rAMPe FREE WITH moms - , “soc IN cranes Firs: WITH —'
ANV or mass MONEY qucy ..g 'ri-isss mu hemispheric. .
_ . 3AV533- . NEW SUGAR CORN '/2 lb. Beat No.1 Tea (any kind) @ 25¢
a It. 7 Br. Ma's wait; Powder 16c I 3 lb. Can Beat Baked Beans 100
:1 pkg “gm. Data as _; 1o; , FOR 250- . 1 lb. Lumen or Ginger Snaps. . 7c.
*3 In Box Pearl Hominy @ ,. 10c THIS SEASON’S 1 Cake Baokrnan'a Premium (“low 7
1 lb. last Java 4 Marisaihe 001.254: . . 0"“ ------- 15°- '
elicit. . . consecrated 0-12qu: ....m
1/, lb. No. 2 Mixed Tea 9
”-00 FREE iN STAMPS WITH
l LB. NO. 1 TEA Q ”a. I LB. NO. 2 TEA Q 406. '1 i LB. DESIMDOHAAAND
_ K‘daliclilua Ali-leis. A very nicehlend.» JAVA GDFFEE @ 30o. ,.
The Hunt Stamp corn party are hare to stay as you are probably aware that they open a premium store up-
town tomorrow. no then and sea the Madman display and you will moi we a treat. Better get a peel; and
get star-tad. You don't hive in pay any more for your aatables. , 1
use was: iN cranes erI-I . 41.00 race in arsnee warn
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