Wondellul values for two daiiS.
We have made extra
rods to induce con to come from tar and near. making it
ohtable lo uou—esavina not: TWENTY FIVE TO THIR: !
-FIVE PER CENT, on the BEST CLASS OF MER i
‘ his log“, and he is permanently contl
Children's Long Kersey
arid Zibeliue Coats. winter
weight,iour new styles; val-
ue Yup to $6.98; choice.
“carotid“: AND MONDAY
$5 00
Women’ siLace Stocks. new
designs: value 15 and 19c;
choice.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
a Fine Mutilin‘Draw-Y .
umbr'ella. “ruffle of:
. three. rows. of. . .
cling and Hamburg.
;, entra. full; tyioi
styles, regular price. .
exits, ,. ered' m. colors only.
., 37 ' ‘ SATURDAY AND MONDAY
15¢
Ladies' Black Sateen Pet- - l
“Warren‘s " Featherbone
moat places the price is if'Foundatiens. fine chiffon, the
. best 25c collar made; \
DATonDAY AND MONDAY
15¢
o—_—.—.__Y"'——..F
No. 60 and 86 Black Silk
Taffeta Ribbonzvalue 29 and
3st; ‘_ .,
, SYATURDAY AND MONDAY
12¢
h" ’Yalencienesiiaces and In-
sertions. valuesagc and 39c;
‘ SATURDAY AND MONDAY
19¢.
”For...
that always sell at so,
SYA’FURDAY AND MONDAY
Ala-,7“. .-,-
..‘; ‘w‘. Mir—“w
i.reg at price, too; . .~.
* “ sArunDAY AND MONDAY
1... i .
55A
“gulf: price}, age.
BAY‘l'UHDAV AND MONDAY
I 9¢
. i6 oz. Copper Bottom
in. Boilers. regular price,
69; 1.
.wDrtY’h $1.25 each "
.11: A.
l” .d‘
YRYDAY 'AND MONDAY
¢WW .
i" -
' 25c Duck Collar, embroid~ '
500 yards Busting COtton.‘
i
1‘ l . .-
;. Large Size Enamel Plates; . _
e-quart Sauce Panfi
I
40-inch Black Cashmere Dr
Henrietta Cloths. “our regular
price. $r. Do;
SATURDAYYAND MONDAY
who send their children
purpose or training them in German.
Y‘ten months which in the matter or
schools, which are maintained tor the:
habits and love or Gormanil.
~Mmu—m
Scotland claims to have the oldest
living twins in the world. They are‘.
Thomas A. and George Hill Melville,
of We. They are in their ninety-titth .
year. George is the trailer oi! the two.
and has been totally blind for the last
eleven years. A year or two ago. too.
he was unfortunate enough to break
ed to bed
Desperdn Attack Mode
illontinue'd From First Phillis)
w
destroying ih.u «enemy n lllllll. i
hnsi
been attended with great danger -.
consider it- by duty l0 thank pniticular
ly the women ‘ai Port Arihu: who
whiit showing great lighting powers
have worked hainioniousiy and zeal
good whiskey?
‘ old whiskey.
DO YOU KNOW that choice grain and pure water are the two essentials for bill it
DO YOU KNOW that Government statistics
heart of which dur distillery is located produces t_
any section of this country?
DO YOU KNOW that we
leries in the world?
DO YOU KNOW that we have had over 87 year's' experience in distilling good whiskey?
DO YOU KNOW that we have a capital of 5500 ,000.00, paid in full?
DO YOU KNOW that we ha e :n h' k b '
distiller in the world? v are w is ey in our onded warehouses than any other .
. DO YOU. KNOW that there' is more IIIYIEII WHISKEY sold than any other brand of
whiskey in the world?
DO YOU KNOW that we supply regularly with HAYIEII WHISKEY nearly half a million
of the most prominent and influential business and professional men in this country?
DO YOU KNOW that these are the v r l h t b
satisfied with anything else? 6 y peop c w 0 want he est and wouldn't be
prove that the Miami Valley. in the very
best grain and has the purest water of
have one of the largest and most completely equipped distil-
all “1532.- $.23 :2“le thathlllYIEfldUfllIISKEthocs direct fromfour fdistillery to you, with
eng i'ic ness an avor,t us assuri t
you the enormous profits of the dealers? ng you 0 per cc purity and saving
DO YOU KNOW that VIE ARE thiE 0llLY BlYSTlLLEllS Ill TllE WORLD YIIIO SELL
DIBEGI TO “RIMES, t hough we havo many imitators Who call themselves distillersi’
These imitate don’ t distill a drop of whiskey. They are simply dealers who buy to-day
cheap spirits made yesterday and. after “doctoring” it up, sell it to-morrow as 8 to 20 year-
It is nothin1 but cheap adulterated 5) Hits and nearly half water. We sell
whiskey, pure whiskey Kai whiskey and no water. on cannot buy anything purer, better
‘ 75¢-
Ladies“ Embroiderhd
Handkerchiefs, hemetitched;
‘ guns their valor and their knowledge
T‘G'reen, Gray and Light Blue;
" Ted Hose. full fashioned foot.
regular price in many places.
i2V2C;
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
7A
-Mro—c
“Eton- Hurlbut" Fine Lin- .
en Paper, cloth finish, white
only, value 35c;
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
25¢
m—.
Cuticura Soap,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
11¢.
Packer's Tar Soap.
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
14¢
Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
sATuaDAY AND MONDAY
17¢
Ladies’ All Wool Nun’ s
Veiling waists. Brown. Red.
also a few fancies; regular
price. $2.90 and $2.98;
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
$1. 50
Ladies’ Black Fleece Lin»
warranted fast black; regular
35c quality: 'Y
aAY'ruaDAY AND MONDAY
. 19¢
. Ladies” Fine Quality Cot-
ton Heniudori- Dyed Hose.
heavy or medium weight; our Y
regular use quality;
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
19¢
sizes from 9% to u.
'ltitet fioin Port Alt-inn dated October Y
‘)1 ‘
'i‘he arsenal with its contents of am-
'mailod it at Chemo“ it
weight All that
Men Sock tone or blacks:
Olll' -:
ously In conjunction with the gallant
soldiers. in the fortress and with their;
have helped in the heroic defence of.
llli fortress against. the: advance or a
seii- willed stubborn enomy.’.’
sliANiliiAl Oct. 28. ‘-—.\ private '
l‘tll'ilH'Yféil here today. says: .
“livnmo’l Sinessel wired the Russian A.
o npnOl and couiriecentlv ' .
“ ‘1 now bid you all good bye iciever.
Pi)” Ar'thu: is my grave.‘ .
‘zilciieml Stuessel has installed the .
mutant] of the beleagmed {Oiiross‘
with the spit“ that to court a glorious '~
death is preferable to annihilation,
”The Japanese shells are inflicting
grout damage to the Ru an fleet in
the humor and to the Diiii‘icaiions.
inunitiou and small arms has been
deatioyed and preparations are being
made for the last deadly struggle at
010m quarters The water supply hav-
ing been cut of! Wells are being sunk
Provisions are source Otily tinned
meats bring left the soldiers hold
gala feasts on horses killed by the
shells. _
General Simonott it it on would
surrnndc: but' is ov'omiledvby General
Bloessel.
oxinin troops included in the sur-
rison have to be closelv watched at
piosent for ion: of tlesortion m treach-
cry.
“The. held and naval hospitals are
crowded and hygienic conditions are
becoming deseprate The bombard-
ment at times is so laces t that it
is impossible to hurry the dead to
any depth Over one-hall oi the or-
iginal gariison is dead, wounded or
sick.
“The high angle at. which their ar-
tillery tire is dliected by the Japanese
has practically destroyed the new
town.
'When the fleet attempted to break
through the blockade some time ago
the garrison was to have made i: das-
pcrntc aortic and inflict as much dain-
ago as possible and it necessary Dap-
itulale. The iailur oi the fleet to as-
capc frustrated th plan, .
“'lhe busiest-rs are pressing closer
daily and/it is hard to say how lung
we can hold out. When the and comes
there will be a desperate light and
surprise. Thousands of the enemy will
perish. as everything is mined.”
This lotto: was entrusted to a native
bostman who ran the. blockade and
The recipient is a prominent con-i
iinon’tai intuitions man or thi cliv. with
a branch house atPol‘t Ar. llll , . Y‘
own-—
CAN YY U EAT?
J. B. Taylor,a ruminant merchant
or Chrietimany we» ‘ can: “1 could
not: not license Dtla stomach 1
lost all istrensth an " cm in
iii“ could do warn
ll
done. but all hop or recovery vlih3
Ishod.. Hanna: 0!“ some wonderful
euros enacted by illlo or Kodoi Dyspev-
lllD Cure. 1 canola tofitry lt The
first bottle bone
taking tour lidtil
to my tuna
health. Koddl
seat. what you eat and cures.
,by Clifford Pharmacy;
or more satisfactory than IIIYIIEII WHISKEY no matter how much you pay.
IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW these facts before,
how can (on ion er doubt our abilit lease Ylyou?
IT SA ISFIED.
you know them now, and, knowing them.
How can you hesitate to accept our
goods are superior and our prices fair.
offer? our in: iterator 1F model:
on“ OFFER and we will
as you ever used or can buy from an ylliod
returned to youby next mail. Just think i
are not out a cent. Better let us send you a trial order. If you
to join you. We ship in a plain sealed case, no marks to show w at' s inside.
Orders tor-Arizona. California. Colorado. Idaho. Montana.
ythe express charges. "I‘ry it and ii on
dtyelse at any price. then send it baczat
ESTABLISHED
mo
GAY‘I'Oll, Olllo
.. "I or. mute, ID.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
We Cater ,
To particular peoplel secure their confidence and retain it. A single
NEW ADDITION
To our stock Almond Macaroona. Chocolate Macaroons, Cocoanut
We will send you FOUR FULL QUART BOTTLES oi HAYNER' 8 SEVEN YEAB- OLD- -ilYElor$3. 20
don t find it all right and as
atour ex ease and our”. mwfild be
taller over. How could it boiairer? Pr youarg not perfgctlysatisfiedyou
n't want on
Nevada, New Mexico. Oronon. Utah. Washlncton or Wyomin must
be on the basis or 4 Quartl tor “.00 by Express Prepaid.» D0 Queue ror 316.00 by Freight Prepaid. R
TIIE HAYNEB DISTILLIND DOMI’ANY
OT. PM". IIII.
“puma yourself. get a friend
rite our nearest office NOW.
DISTILLERV
TKO“. 0. .
ATLANTA.»
trial will convinCe you that our
The best of everything available here.
Macaroons. These goods will
melt in your mouth; Your neighbor will tell you how fine these goods are.
DRAKE’S POUND CAKES.
Varieties—Plain Raisin. Citron. Marble, Nut and Molasses Fruit.
i
Not necessary to depend upon the home kitchen. These ready-to-eat foods are delicious and
,desirable.
Delicious Butter. Coiiee, Teas, Fresh Eggs, Double Cream Cheese, etc.
New goods arriving daily. '
harles E
556’) West “Washington Street.
30mm on)
Elna Kuudrctl Detach "Boas,
‘ ll Stole Silents“ ‘: Y Y . 1
loan
Datum.
' rota anoint urine. Jim in thrice exam-
not , «can «6. who «no. . ,
Fibres lent merino Donation! lieu. mt pacific ar Ito
; slot: to the Berkshire Rlllli W
' ilmaiii at W6 A. no. it ivl ’ throng.
eymour,
LEADING GROCER. I
South Norwalk.
STEAMER AND TUG CDLLIDE
Mainlander Goes to Bottom of Puget
Sound. But Pumper: and
Crew Were Saved.
SEATTLE. Wash’n.. Oct. 28.——Tha
steamer Halnlander. of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company neat, lieu '
at the bottom of Puget Sound, on West . ‘
Point Lighthouse. tour miles north or
Seattle as the result or a collision with
the powertul tug Sea Lion. No lives
were lost. despite the fact this. Main-
lander had 18 nae-encore and a crew-
or so. The tux was but little injured
and tool: oi! the hummus and crew
or the sinking steamer. Within twen-
ty minutes from the time the vessels
came together in collision the Main-
lander went to bottom. A dance roll
prevailed It the time. The loatyutel
was valued at .100. 090, and was hear .
lly insured.
HOP! Ion THE DYBPEPTIC.
Everyon who has realised the dis.
. distress which accom~
someone! the digestive
Drum rotates with Mimi! .flaoy.
of Port Arthur. Ontario. in the fillet
she has obtained altar harlot collared
rtliea in: tour or ovarian
is and cramp-la.
't overlook the no oiultir has
nah:
ad“ adin todsr’a issue lunchtime
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