Sphrtdld touristy“ of ' Seal
Vlty and style both «obi-seed ?
Vi;
these costs at low prices and .
on very egsy textile.
ill! is: glad Ito do both. That .
utribution to the neat n::- V
I ‘ of cheering a president. '
Mot vote for hiin; xthey can ‘V
tba'the "Inaugurated ilttIhg~ ’
, mu lsyVVasidefut-c for Christ-
,.‘maa .prpsenta and allow, you
Costs to select from. Quol- ‘y ,
every garment. We sell ‘ -
31‘th
quality we guarantee. , ,We
5 «tonaqusillsmallfphyinentb. - .1...
I?
worked commune: of the. titans}
We show you oil the cove
ties. Including Russian Calf "
Skin Cravsts. Russian Gray“
Squirrel Military Tab Scaris.
Sable Squirrel Sets. Chinchib
1:: Sets. etc.. at moderate {
prices. ‘ ' V ‘ ‘5‘
We sell these novelties or:
- I ‘ easy terms within the reach
of :1: Start an account at
. once. ‘ “
‘uuuuu
SATIN LINED.
. ‘mon'Vstrances, and the Amsr- ‘
‘ British Iegatlons unite in In». .
Turkish society desirous to promote!
distribution of the Koran In for-1v 31m“ WV and
‘ arts would meet with no oppoci. - with “ti“: . . .
any rate. so far as American $12.00.
M ‘ 'l: territory is concerned. and,
‘ he measure of liberaiity is ex-
V Very chic and perfect fitting
on frosts-adei Blbl mall
in In the aura“ gmlinlzas’ Black. casters and brown. Etamlne Cheviots. ' Mohhisl: V
lntod out to his ministers thati Th3” 003“ are 43 “Rh“ 1038: Mixtures. - - , 3
' . "3 full back belted. newest
,‘ sleeves lined
NEW WALKING SKIIIIS
PLAlj’l‘EVD MODELS
Ellis ' '
model Many or these shirts are :7 and
:9 gore models. side plaited, knee
kilts and very full at the bottom.
$7 on.
Whom the Calipb toward the
who‘veehrices of yesterday were, a!
pecisl Interest and lei-gal attend
;; fictions to the commit lo'i: sec
tho‘ morning the following our
ere received one church then:
, p: Mr. and Mrs. lion-y E.
use. Mr. and Mrs. Silo Ketch
fir. end Mrs. Charles F. irlstrsm.
V Lena It. Duke, Miss Ms e1 Cans.
‘ , lo M. Anderson. bliss Ethel
a Music Watson, Miss Clams
V. or. Ernest Gill and Arthur V're
‘ lg. The evening sermon on
} rglnian " the ilrst in the series
* V p Novels of the Day I was Very
ling and practical in its illus~
, toners: application of the position
V,‘I:be book sustains toward the re
of Jesus christ. The music of
sum was finely rendered The
solo. on: Was Despised " from this
elitist: by Mrs F. lrving Smith. was
w ith clear pronunciation. econ
* 'slut and sympathetic expres
" FEMININE TOPICS.
A pretty cover of colored burlap em-
broldered In some simple but bold (is
sign to put on the dining table when
not in use, would be acceptable to one'
of your housekeeping friends for
though she already has one she would
enjoy the change. ‘
“"I‘be Woman's Magazine" suggests
that a nicelittle pillow With several
white. color: and s. dark denim cover
having a handle on it, would be a.
Itroasure for a woman traveler. The
pillow is not very large and is a com
tort When ayes grow heavy or when the
head aches. The white covers are
.00! and disco, and can be changed as
often as any: wishes. Tucked in its
denim cover it is not couspicuouom and;
it can be fastened to one'a hand
regs or can be carried in ti: "Ji
hand with the suit case or bag”;
I law a. lovoiy pair at cuff links In,
:1 Jewelry score. yesterday. They are
intended as a gilt to a man who is an
automobile onthus set. There's a min»
.ature automobile on each, the bombi
.Vight being represented by s diamond;
Grey Irish frelse makes a very us‘r-
vlcsable walking suit.
The soft taffetaa in the light shades
are used for party gowns for young
girls. A deal of lace and perhaps s
few of the chiffon flowers give them
:Vne desirable soft“: finish.
The smsteur at making sachets will
have no dillculty in producing the
new “wveloW' sachets which you will
:90 in the ribbon departments. it
vol: wish it. they will mace the tiny
bows which hold dowu the flaps of the
efivelopsn at Stile departments without
. arge.
Cherry. colored vclvot adds charm to
the white cloth evening wn worn by
a brunette. There Is a so lace and I:
touch of. silver.
Do not his cream: on your face un.
til is is thoroughly clout:
’ he services for the Week will
. follows: Monday.8 .m.. Ep
Dengue business meetl ea-
:80 p. In class meeting; Wed
_ p. m., meeting of bodies
I. yet the home of M Inn By:-
Scull: Milo street; Thursday,
general church pr‘ayer
Mr. Duncan and Mrs.
ll call Tuesday afternoon on
. ington and wwndcs avenues:
moo out o l‘i‘hl“
‘ 7". . 3?? CO,
noose. Elinrorsht’ and Elev
. I
earns rnausraas.
:‘ Vwflgoudder to Human Quittner.
‘ and lot, honington avenue. War.
G’Browa to Josephine M.
Brodidyn.‘ fifty Mo foot lot. Boa
shoe. War
“MET? GIVEN}! to Bridget M.
d and buildings. Bolden and
in avenues. Ezra. need.
silt Securities Corporation to
. Tracey and wife, land and
ii" Bolden sveoue and Cross
"'5
E Austin to Alimony Bion-
meter Paris War;
ioJ Bturm Randall.
Hill. Wsr. ‘
Econ l to Albert Genus.
ii" w; and buildings. Morgan
3. Lockwood and wifoto
Disbrow and write. house
cdlfi’ gm: 3i”.
on urn to
We don't hour as much a lit crept
vrb‘fiu'sr land sud buildings. “a?“ u we 30‘???” ”may m5
‘.,. 0 or en: us. :1 hence curs
lw&r;l::elélélecwmwtglnuuo, tiost pp b’lo maturialu for afternoon
. V and cunning gowns. Fine embroidery
Clifford”
hills pictorial and line laces are up
proprisio decorations.
"Vogus" any: that feather stolen.
with or without muffs to match or:
the cunt hollering, as they am the
most Ills inhabit: dross adjuncts of the
hour. buis‘lio are the combination:
of runabout and ostrich feathers.
filihfil‘ ”on short tips are used at
reasonable ”3"" .. gill 39E :Vunl'ino tug): of some
' .. DO: ow utuovo ’os
a-L'VWAM' “my in stolen ‘ tickled over will: slush
blsclt fastest canal spaces spurt.
while soother novelty has small ill-tel:
orniiuoasl
rdlsiehces spurt.
pin are able
pot: it; the aisle dive”.
to insult: t mchsutlu
Hotel Mghhcitcmd. he (nether
low.
Mlelm”: e recent nov-
been seen Incl-cogs;
clinical s thereon up tom»
:3. g
‘roso brushes better than one which
‘ led green tomato instead of apple and
sewed in. but a: much
be those of for. dild'
iburles them more closely. POPULAR AMUSEME...,...TS:
A bit of vinegar in the Water, in.
which tough meat of any kind is boll- ' ‘ *
Ing will greatly Assist In making It
tender ‘ ‘ .
i ate apiece of mines pie the other
day which was made with surest-pick-
it was perfectly delicious. __
Do not have the temperature In your
dining-room over seventy degrees if ~
you, would enjoy your meals. I .
Cranberry-red is a seasonabie color. .
It. comes In dress materials as well as ‘
trimmings.
AOOEPTED WITH RESIGNATION.
, W. A. Wright, Insurance commission.
or of Georgia. attended recently an in-
suranc‘e’ :u 's banquet in Atlanta.
"The ore odent of an insurance con:-
puny,” be said. " once told me that It
seemed to Insurance men as though
mankind regarded connagration and
mortality much as the women on the
river bani: regarded her children' a
drowning—es a matter of course. not
woértl: lighting amidst or grieving
0V T
“This woman lived on a bank oft:
.swift and deep. stream. The stream
dow’ed‘ past her back door and on .e
EOYT’S THEATRE-
THREE DAVE ONLY.
BEGINNING THURSDAY, DEC. 9TH.
ONE MAT OAT» DIG. 10TH.
"The Wills ‘ Musical
Comedu Co.”
‘Prsuntlng
Thursday Night—At Atlantic City.
Friday Nl lit—Two Old cronies.
Saturday lam-«sweet Gilliam.
Saturday Matinee-Jim Old Creoles.
MI OPLE-Qo- ‘
back her children rim MOSTLY GIRLS.
"A traveler cured in his boat one -
day and Was appalled at the risk the ”EOMXJIQENERY ‘
little children ran. POPULAR Palette.
" 'Madam.‘ he shouted to their math-
er, 'aru't you afraid to let your child-
ren olav so near the stream?”
“'01:, no.’ asld'the woman Indiffoo
sully. “Oh. no!
“ ‘Iiave you lived here long. road.
smi‘ the traveler pursued.
“ ' sgood many years: said she.
“ ”Well. i should think that. with the
river so near. you would live in con
stant fear that some of your little ones
would be drowned!
“ ‘Ou. no.‘ sold the Woman. ‘ws have
only lost three or four in that way’. "—-
Kansu City Journal.
ON! MAY WIOH. ' .
"Tommy didn't! tell you not to sell
for any cake?”
“I ain't ukin'. I'm Viust within“. "
Evenings-400, meant! Ibo. , _ ~
Saturday Matinee-vibe nd .
LADIES' NIGHT TH n8. NIGHT.
Tickets, 15c.
-1th.
Prices That Will
CHOW! “UT?‘"J P‘ L's Ifisosieo hHo‘s:consciousness-sacs:-sss ”as:
Vunfllp.y “n 'KVC din-unseen“”on“u”noun-aluminum: 21.0.:
v...
oboenssessss“inn“sunscreen-nuns“!
A LMEN eases”:- -u«sunglassllseisleosleoss
, ,3 ‘ -.
«cashew x.» ~
a.“
shop
My. Um
no " ',
consensus.
the serious also: I to scam
ll trailed by IV ,I ,
A Allowance oily
’iihs niverss‘ry of the
e l under Alexei:-
ure-
r oft a court or sppsals. magmas.
log with chutney-general, There:
upon the 300 members marched up
the president doollufid to pro
disperse, elected a chairman sud pass-
ed a, resolution censuriuit the procure—
:Ior. which will be. Officially loo ad ‘ .
with interior Minister Bviatopoilt- ir-
city. Then the association entered
into I. general discussion of the causes
why many of the laws passed forty
Years ago remained ds .1 letters, and
adopted resolutions coloring that
the lows could not be in living force
and protest citizens against misrulo
until the Inviolabiiity of domicile and
freedom of the press. conscience and
association are guaranteed.
The commission which has been in-
stituted to revise the passport regula-
lions and to which the question at the
recognition without discrimination of
Vgoricuu passports has been referred
the foreign office has been- -e::_larged
and strengthen by Interior Minister
syiatopollt-ers y. M. Malevsky-Msls-
h succeeding. Huron Tahoe, on rail-
reticulum critic Foreign Oince. The
commission has ujot yet reached the
question raised by the United suites.
The News Vrelllya. discussing the sub-
incl. contends that so long as the pres—
ant Jewish lavisI are in force in the
empire it Is Impossible to grant foreign
law greater privileges than are grant-
ed the native Jowa Besides the pa-
lyochings and the general treatment of
degrees in the 80th that there Is
,more rsce prejudice in the United
Buttes than In Russia.
TAKING NO RISKS.
“Hoveyou read my new book?"
“No: I‘m sick and have to be care-
?Men do vou think you'll be able
to road it?" _
“My dear friend. 1's: in the hands of
my phyilclani"-—Atlanta Constitution.
dais-—
- THAT WAS THE TROUBLE.
Cyril: “You may spurn me. cruel
one but remember. I shall not always
boa clerk gt” a wee. "
Merle: Thurs Just the trouble.
. full
5 You may lose your Viol: at any time.— "—
Chictigo News
bio. I an: a great believer in
fancies: old crop. well season
' with great care!
nothing to do with.
COP
gewslty Prospect to the intro hull. ‘
side. 9doclsi'ing that the meeting was ,
literal. but the members refused to
. 795m: happenings that will give us the room for our vast
. secIVlVre thg roost SENSATIONAL PRICE CONCESSION
We prefer to VVSACRIFICE PROFITS rather than store
our.“ surplusst‘ock until after the holidays. At thevery mo-I
meat you need the cbld weather merchandise. you can buy it
here at' about HALF PRICE. This sale is one'of the apex.
purchases of holiday goods. and the people an opportunity to
- that who ever offered at this time of the year. Only seasone
able merchandise will be sacrificed—the kind that you'll need
all win'ter long. Read the list carcinily. it cannot help but in- ‘
terest you in many places. Every department in our entire
store contributes liberally to this great trade moving event:-~
sna CIRCULAR son PRICES. ‘
perfect doctor
a pain. The trouble with his Is that 1 she?"
can’t sleep at night."
adviser. —-Chicago Tribune
2 «.{EE
Caller-My health and digestion are ChoIIv—"so Miss Tortun loosened on
i haven’ t on ache or and said a good word about me, did
Archie—"lies: :she said the:
when one got better acquainted with
Pitt'slcianclf that h: the case. sidrl you one found you were not half as
Suggest that you consult your spiritual in; a: tool as You appeared to he."
Chicago Tribune. .
”.0“..- «4.. . m...“ .
V TELEPHONE 322.4.
The donation ”ls often asked” me why my coffee is so line. why it runs so- uniform and why it is so reasona-
universal law of cause and effect
...high grade coffees which have been given a careful cup test.
orally known that fully half the coffee If not more, Is in some way damaged, either by the rain or poor roast~
lug. or by many other causes which lnjure the quality of the goody
It is so susceptible to foreign odors of any kind that If it comes in contact with anything of
an uuwholesome nature it will lake up the odor instantly, whereby the coffee is ruined.
. cheap coffees are substituted in order to pay for trading stamps~which I consider a method of legalized robbery
. The person who has anything to do W! h the trading stamp business supposes he is getting something for
nothing, when In reality he is paying very dearly for what really amounts to nothing.
biggest humbug in the coun ry and should be prohibited by law
square deal and will stand for nothing else.
business-«he best goods at a fair price.
In the first place I buy nothing but the
It is not gen-
Coi‘fee like one butter, has to be handled
. In many instances
In my opinion it .is the
President Roosevelt says he believes in a
This is today and has always been the foundation principle of my
Damaged. unwholesome. unsound goods I do not handle and Want
An article In never cheap unless you have use for it and certainly no sane person has use
for any article that is not sound and healthy.
I give no tickets, stamps nor presents with my goods. My trade’V
is too intelligent to be bumbuggod by such business methods. :J
Charles E Seymour
a: wear WASHINGTON sjr.
LEADING GROOEI. SOUTN NORWALK, CONN.
ACT S.
Yes. we will admit that we, have the largest Coffee hide in The Norvvalks We also admit
that our trhde on Coffec it increasing every day: Our Coilee mill is very seldom idle. You can enter
our store any hour of the day and see our still missing full blast. Your .Cofi’ee is just elegant and
. the price to so «amoebic we oftenbeat our customers say. “Yes. our Colfee is just elegant; it has
that heavy. rich flavor. a flavor that makes everybody at the breakfast table cell for
. We must have good Coffee; it can't be otherwise, because it"s fresh roasted and
that it's always a delicious cup. The people in The Nervvalks know what good Coffee is: they are
not buying gold bricks nowadays .they are getting wise now. There was a dice when they were
paying from :c to no a pound more for their Cellos and imagined they were getting a better Col»
fee for their money. Hundreds of people have tried cure of late for comparison; now they will not
pay one cent more for any other. because they found ours to be A No. :. fresh roasted Coffee and
has the flavor to suit their taste. We retail our Mocha sud 1m Coffee at 30¢ per pound and with
each pound purchased we will give you entirely free :0 Hunt Trading Bumps.
souanoni's SliOIl mucous
, MORE FACTS: Do the people of The Norwslk: think the Walter abet Cocos concern
puts up an extra special Cocos for the other fellows to get from 3 to Sc a can more for it
do? Do the people of The Norwallts think that Corliss Bros. put up a little better quality 0;
' Ketchup for the other follows to get from 4 to so a bottle him-e for it than we do? Do the people, I ‘
of The N rw'ellu think tltnt' n: the cereal comedies iii the country put extra special foods upf U
the other follows to salt from 1 to so more] for than we do? Do the people of The Norwsllts ti:
asecond cup.”
“nib so rspldly
.. Everything also right through the grow
Vtiotasherh toquotmsndf in chief“
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