Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 6, 1905 · page 2

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' nations with similar sounding “pa
nown reputation of FOLEY S HONEY AND TAR. 1:

 

 

 

, l larltyé of FOLEY SIHO BY AND TAR
Sought, Go ds, and Lung Trouh c, Several manufacturers are advertising

cS With the View of profiting by the favorably

IIII IIIII BE IIII'OSEII "PM

.We originated Houav Ann TAR as a Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you get
HONEY AND TAR you do not get the original and genuine.

Remember the name and insist upon having Fotav s HONEY Alvn' TAR. Do not risk
your life or health by taking imitations,w A which cost you the same as the genuine.
Fotar’ s Houar AND TAR Is put up in three sizes-«25c, sec and $1.00.

”993'“ only by FOLEY II 0.0.. 92-.- 54- 96 Ohio Street, Ohioago, Illinois-
‘ still lllll IIEIIIIIIIIEIIIIEII BI » r .-

PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE. '

 
 

 

 

 

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IMPORTANT ORDERS.

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.‘Bridgoisort Concern Get. Many Gov-
, ‘ -‘ .ernment Jobs.

BRIDGEPORT, March 6 ——Two mor-
"important elders given out by th
.. . United States government have beer
I awarded to the American and Britial
-“‘Manufacturlng Company of this cit.
.In addition the local concern ls eche'l
uled as the lowest bidders on nnotluu
proposal issued by the gavel-omen
. some time ago. and have receive."
‘ semi official notice that the order Wll
come to this city.
One of the recent contracts call
A A for the convertingr of a number o_‘
muzzle loadingr guns to breach lead
" era and will be utilized when do Iver
ed I01 saluting gun' Some will be sin
tinned at forts and alone.' the counts 0
this coun ry and sums sent to the no“
possess one in the East.

Another contract In that of makin'
sIVhts for a number of five inch and
which will be delivered to the navy

. the latter Is the more important. If
tho. two contracts and will involve con
siderable work.

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

Mrs. Franklin Rush. of New Climb
Del. «ayu' “I sullered (or years th‘
dyspepsia. used to have areal dlut-Iw
and helrhiua ‘I ”died everylllluu
could hem of out nothlniz helped u
untll I took III'aleian Iln'lu. and on»-
com IIII-lle cured llle «:mupletwln

Fm hale by R. H Plnletnd P‘. II In.

M and lit: Clifford Pharmacy '
BRITISH STEAMER ASHORE.

HALIFAX, N. 8.. March -i.~Th .
British steamer Skidbv, from West
'hnrtlepool. England, f 1' Baltimore 1
a here at Sah'e island, Her crew wh
landed on the island were brouzht
here today by the government rteaur
or Lady Luurlcr. It Is feared that lln
vessel, which was but”. at Stockton
England. In 1892, and whoae gross II n
nagc Is 3 703 tone. will be 0 total losa.

STA'FITLING MORTALITY.

Statistics show startling mortality
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent and cure these awl‘ul diseases,
thine Is just one reliable remedy, Dr.
King's New Life Pills. M. Flauucry. of
“Custom House Place, Chicago. says:
"They have no equal for Constipation
and Billlouenesa. 25c, at F. H. Bax-
terhs drugglst. I

 

 

 

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CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED.

WASl-‘IIINI TON. March , 4—-l’1esiv
dent Pro. Tem Frye baa declared the
Senate of the titty-eighth Congress ud-

journed.
The House at 11 :15 a. m.. adjourned
sine die. .

 

s ‘ Cure’ta‘CoId In One Night.

Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 250

Only Radical Cure Iur Bronchitis. 50c

Cures Warn Group III a Few Mlnulhs.

Cures Sore I broad and Ulcerated Tpnclls.

Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumptlon.

It'llls the Catarrh Microbe and Cures In One Montn.

..‘. III-llorel [IniII'I 1:.

mylleiundhd. 50c- $100

uIIiI thing on Earth Ihat Caren Asthm
‘ ‘1 .. MIL our. "M's! on m “film

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1. w dyspeptic norm and heals the Itoclum.
fit ..I am; Imam. rental-loo the we; III when.

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(I; ; alight. Cum all. In ,Im ’ til» I ..
It" i ' new (moon... I nettle Il 1’ .
all I)" Ilm- I00 WI M balm. III «I Int: III ,,
“Slim“ the MM! ole» I‘uxicoln Ilm Ih‘n
.Lnllwiuli or 1:1 VHI'IIVIMIIIZIII . ...:‘ Ana m

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laid-h old 12,7;

mung lock pm.

' LIBERALSICAAPTURE'A SEAT.
LONDON. March 4.——-'I’he Liberals
tplured a seat as a result of the bye
action. In Buteshlre yesterday. when
‘ornan Lamont. secured a majoréti
M lrty»four .over the Unionist can
Idalc. Edward T. Salvesen, the unit
'torpgenoral for Scotland. The eleo
'on was due to. the elevation of An
.ew Graham Murray to the peerage
n hIs appointment to a judgeship.

 

0 MORE STOMACH TROUBLES
All stomach trouble in removed b1
to use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cart. 1
yes the stomatb perfect rest by d
eating “hot you eat without theetou
lir's old. The (God builds up Ill
why, the rest restores the stomach I.
I-alth. You don't have todiet. you:
«II when taking Kodol Dyspepsi.
are. .l D. Erskine. of Allenvlltl
1011., says, “I suffered Heartburn an:
'nmach trouble for some time. M
<to‘r-ln-law has had the same troubb
III was not able to eat for six week»
he llved entireli on warm water. A‘
Ir taking two bottles of Kodol Dyl-
vpsla Cure she was entirely cured
he‘now eats heartily and. Is In goo
calth. I am glad to say Kodol gain
.. instant relief." Sold by The Clil
1' Pharmacy "

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'WT POSITION: TOOK HIS LIFE.

THOMASTUN. March 4,—Dcspon
our over the recent lees of his post
":n. P. C Kcrnau, who had been

. 'nployed for fifteen yours In the. office

I the l’lumo & Atwood Mnnufarturiuz
lonlpany. committed suicide last nigh-
2v takinr catholic, acid at. his home.
'Tt‘l’nall was formerly private secre
dry to ”1'3 late Cleor'ze minimum, the
ll'louaile ea merchant His are was
3 v'c‘ars His wife sulvlves him.
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

'l‘nlte Laxative Btomo Qulhlnc Tablets.
All drugglsts refund the money if it
”ails to cure. It: W. Grove‘s signature
1: on each box. 25c.

GAVNOR AND GREEN ARRESTED.

MONTREAL, March IHMcssra
Gaynor and Greene were arrested Iu
Quebec. today for the. purpose oi brin'z-
inc them to Montreal to complete on
tradltlon proceedings. They are wane
ed by the United States authorities in
connection with the Savannah River
contrhct.

MIA household necessity—Dr. Tho
mas' Eclectrlc Oil. Heals burns.
cutu- wounds of any sort; cures corp
throat, croup, cattnrrh. asthma. never
fails.

 

 

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It takes Jack F1 net to give the thcr—'

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”'Ilungcr from the grip. however may bI

thrill: and tho Btriird of Rc‘lei tor the
district will meet Mulch 13 at the ot-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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. ‘1‘ H ‘IMI’II "1 It” I“ ‘ I'lr'IIIIII-II ”III! the twin DI hWI m. 4..
I’ll! MEI Iflfmjs III I " 1‘ I " ' 1" IO (I... . I
“mention; now u, . .
«lemon-no.9”; .cL-I, gr/ I .. S

III” II" I'l'IIIIAjI

merit Iowl-I’ Hill»
In
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'1" Allen"
25o, 50o and $1.00 Ah? but Eliili I.

I“ .59“ mg. Chemist» tI‘IUIi’iHl fi‘thLw. V

MAN CAN LIVE 150 YEARS. l

 

Only Thing Necessary Is 'to Under.1
stand Human Possibilities. I

CHICAGO, Maxch 6.———Mnn may live '

lupplly and usefully for 150 years. an .,
ordlug to DI Lyman Beocllei Spelrv l
f Oberlin Ohio, who has oxpieseod‘;
his belief in an address delivered be-
or.» the boring Men's Chllstinu of
hlcaz'o. . l

‘Aftet a third of a century of sclrn ‘
flo study. such is my conclusionf
aid D1. Sperry. ”'I‘hc dealructlvcl
'orces which bring about. the pres 111i
1w averavc of ltmzcvity are manifold
dil I believe It is pos~ll1le to enjoy
ood health and activity up to a ecu
Irv and a hull’ by a plopor undec
‘nudng of the human possibilities
1nd the cxertlses of this knowledge. "

Dr Spot-rye topic was the "Science
Il‘ Living," his main object ,appareitlx
:rlng to point out. the Influences
vhich retard lonaevlty. with 511'ch on
he theory-that Immornllty baa a di-
'ect bearing on the physical being...

Climate conditions. accort‘liut to Dr.
lpI-ljryfhave been reduced to matin-
Ics, proving beyond doubt that. both
orrld and frigid atmosphere tend to

nrtcn cxlatcrwo. ,All the lon'mvlty
I-orih mentioning. it was claimed. ex

tcd In the temperature zone.

711 relation to the destructive force
Il’ habits 1)r. Sperry spoke at Ictt'tth
'ud his etuthln: treatment, of drink.
obacco and opium was said to be Ile-
rlvcd from personal association with
vlctimu.

THE GRIP.

"Before We can sympathize with
others, we must have sudeled ouI
solves." No one can deaclibe 0 run
the enduring attending an attack ol
the grip. unless you have had the or
that I‘XDCIIGYICD. There la plolmlllg
no disease IIIIII causes so much phys-i
cal and mental agony or which so
I'uccdsuiully defies medical] aid All

avoided In the p.0mpt use of Cha‘m
bcrlitln‘s Cough Remedy I Among the

tons of thousands who have used tblli 1

remedy, no: one coho this ever been
Icpolted that this resulted in poorly
Inonla or that has not renovated. For
Ellie by Stillson Powell (‘ocporallonl
(‘llt‘tord Phtilmitcy. I’Iercc‘a Bridge
'Ilmmacy. Zeilfusa Plial'hnacy "
UNION SCHOOL nls'rmcr TAX.

The annual tax of Illt‘ South Nor-
ualk ll‘nldn School diatrlcl lllls been

lice of Jacob M. Layton in Railroad
avenue to hear any property ownel
who wit-thou to appeal for a modlilcn-
tlon or alt‘erallmiof their tax.

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Yale’s Finest Private Dormitory Dam

Ill’ $10.0IIII.

ithe thirty Shcmcld Scientific echo“.

. .‘ Milt: n 'IllIIputI-A concerning the We
nuth

FIREIIN “THE'H‘leH WALL.

 

. aged to Extend of $10,000.
NEW HAVEN, March 4.-“'I‘he Hill
Wall," one of tho ilncst of' the privat
donnitorlcs for Yale students. we
damavcd by lire today to the. cxtcu
The injury by fire. smolb
and water to 11m really furnishings 0

students who occupied the uppal".
‘lllt‘lllS in estimated at. $l0000 more
The fire II: summed to have started
from a cigarette stub, which innit."1
n late curtain. When discovered th'
blaze, has snrcud between the tune:
and outer walls of the? building. an(
the smoke was 9.1) douse that. the sin
Ilellla who iilll,‘lll!ll.t.‘(l to enter to saw
their t’urulshiucs Were forced back. I"
get at the flames. the firemen \va-
I'ompollezl to break and chop away
nearly the \\.'.cl1 l’lont wh: (h was .
hay uindows of frame constipation
“hon I.l(1 lite wie n' lcnwlh undI-
control, the foul story building um
partly gutted. the Interior walls hill
been chopped through iii-many place
to reach the blaze, and all the apart
moms were Ihoroughly soaked nu».
smoke-blackedc'l.

It Is bo‘ich-Il that, the fire started 0-
lhc first, Hour In the apartments of V
N. Leonard, \ driwr or an exprcr-
team now smoke pourluv. from the win
down about ”:3", and hp, ran at oucr
to the administration bulldiuu. c".
Wall street. lib; excllcd gestures Ivor.
noticcd In some litudcum ullIl I’ve-1L
(lent. Hadlev. who happened to be a,
u wludou. and the latter had one o"
the lrensuly ofllce cloths send in i.
still la 111m. hicauwhl‘. e alarms \ch
ouuded from two silent hows sonar
mine the the app: Irl'ltns Somewhat an
lllltiiil; a little delay. The (hemlmt
engine. which got there first. '115 1111’
Incl): uuahln to «one with the blur.

'l‘hc' lllll‘t‘llllt} I.» owned by the o: rut
ofEIlou Young. \\. N. Adrian 11 till
Postgraduate sloth-.111 is manager 0
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

All coughs, COIOB and punnouarI
complaints that are curable are qtdch
ly citréd by One Minute Cough Cure
Clears the phlegm draws out lnilam
mutton and heals and soothes the at
Iocled parts strrnglhcna the lungs
uards oil pneumonia. Harmless an-
pleasant to take. Sold by The Cllf
ford Pharmacy.

BARON LAMBERMONT DEAD.

 

 

Aged, Sister Dropped “Dead When Told
. of No I‘emavn’s Demise.
BRUSSELS J‘lclzium March hflmnh
r011 Lalulu-lluonl seclctutjy general 01
the Forcl 11 (MIDI: died today follow
log a site c of litualtaln on Salurda.
For about. hull ll. (poultry. the. brim
had much to do with directing the for
also policy or IIIIgluIll. Baron Lani
bermont was lint'wu no the “Belgiali
Iltenlr Illa oIilIinl tit Io was "En
VOy xilaordinury and Mlul'slei Pleril
potclItIuIy. Soolrlmy- General 113’ the
Ministtl oi’ Folclgn Altair-"e. I: had
been a Ileloguio to all the 1,1 cal Inter
nhllopnl chit... lcrlicu and had acted on
arbiter cvclal lilnt..~1.uoluhly hulwccn‘
(lrca IIIIIIIII mid Funny: III the. Wolf

hmIIl. which Incident at one time
threpleu'ed to lead to uerlouu plaque.
In July, 1903 the iotw'lyth‘ltd all Iver
ultry I If Illuon Lamberulolll' an III otlh

III I the month utiulul‘iy unu cele-

build! the king, and all the people tallw '-

Inst phrt In lllv leulivdl.

thatch LIthI. rlhontu oiled stator
who w H llvh‘lg In {he chuullv. drop.
ped do It l'hili mom mt when informed
that her brother wan dying.

In“... lw- umw.

EAVORADLEC ii" ”131351795314 are

WADIIINC‘ITIU N. Illlultih (Luv-I‘Ilth Iliu- >

promo Court 0 the Uni} oil tithtL-Itl Ml
day a .irmed the Ilc'clalo‘n St the Cir
hurt of Appeal .1 or he seaond
glreul In the cure of umnm
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vo vlug' tho dlutribut

 

on or the III

'l‘ha eolulon III Inver'ahlo to the com-
puny”. . , . . .A.

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CONFEDERAT’E gABINlET OFFICER

HOUSTON. '1‘ attiiip Mar 11 GMJWIIIO.

.iohnii .. can, note tbr Wing :11
IIIOI‘ oI Hthili‘fChilledérlllu WDIDDI,II d‘igil
today at. intention, Tom, at nonunion.
to. India morn. ,‘IVIIOIW out am
of one. bad beenln Jilin; a’l tor
omit or mm
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Iiohétanv cum to not-Ina

HINGTON. Maren Gw-rlt woo
IIIIIWIII stony that mercury! Show will

‘ l‘fiilfillily Milli

Ia aye
agilollowu: ThelVe by the Pullman
I 2 Bradley III. Sons 00.. and 60 by the

. I la llnhting ayuytem

III VII.

orthurn Super than olhpan, In. ,
I lithe

of .th\ Northern Ducal-tiles Company. _

he as? hxe

or red by t

dated road them are In his 127 new
in all and will be manufactured

I Ia

Palace Car 00., 55 by the Osgood
Wilson Car Manufacturing Co. ‘ A
leper-tine has been made on some 0i
be cars In that the Consolidated III
e .1 the practical value or the air. ty»
This has been
Ivocated by some and by olzheru lt
ins been denounced Hanover. a few
hru will be fitted With this device and
their worth then ascl-‘zrttlln‘ell at 'tir'nt
IBIIII.

Alexander (Iowans.
he CIInIIolldatoIl road
lied and pensioned. r Carton II last
rain was the. Boaton and Albany out
It New York City at 4 p. 111 He Is one
I the oldest conductora In the Inhplb'y>
II the load, was lltlllllltll’ with every-
Itidy and only 1le fillilllv. ' health euutl
d MI rctlreiucul M1. Cowcn Iutcl‘
l the servlCc in 18153 when W.» 13:.
'lnhop nab president

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I03 for thp, New London iind East
Amie Sheet Railway company, which
IIll brlld from New London to Nlnn.
la. 'lhe load will requile about 2, ”((20
us: to the tulle. and the line will be
bout 1w olvo miles in length. The! con
l‘.‘t(l for the rails for the road has
cu lot to a western concern and It
.. emettod that both tics and rails
\III II... delhctcd as speedily as ponel
I‘e ’lhc llnc toll owe the shore I‘mt'
.ost of he dlst’n‘um and where
limbs met h‘. Ila but slight decrease (if
radu will be made The executive
lllllllllf‘.’ has rceIVed bids for caye-
. In said. from a mannimturlu'; (:t
Il'll in lb... inlddlc went. but hast not
.uarded Ihc (onllact an yet.
The committee on railroads of the
lunatic liusetts le'Islalure gave a heat-
my this \tht oil, on the WI to authorize
l». . sale of the New Enzlan‘d railroad
-1 the New Ymk, New Haven and
Iailfoltl Railroad company. the sale
I be upon such It‘llTlS and conditions
a. may be astrced to by the dircclm'
r thp numeral one and unmoved by
he railroad mmmiaalonore and by
olcs ot' the shareholders. Arthur A.
t‘lnxu‘cll. rcprcsontluz the New Haven
cud. addxessed Ih committee In favor
II' the prsupo ed lcglu' atlon The pub

uergcr of the I\\o companies, so that

he New Haven should have com
rleto mvncrship. a condition which
'u‘nctlcally cxlels today. All that

stands in the way of complete owner-
ship, he said. urn ninety shares of pro
.orred and 152 Sharon ol common
utock vet outstanding Under existing
conditions it Is nl-‘(L’Sfllly to maintain
11 double not ol‘ books which Is not
economitmal Mr. Hayes of the coin-
mlttcp suggested It might be chcaptr
to buy the outstanding minority utot It
than to keep up these double accounts.

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CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children. ,
IIIII Kind You Ilau Always Bought

fiber“

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS IN PHIL-
IPPINES.

Bent-s the
Signature of

can of insular Affairs of the War De
narlmcnl has just received Act No. 1..

... .‘I enacted by the Phllllplue t‘ohlnllc-
Iou .mthru 17in"r the Ilicotporation or
he Society lrvr thc Prevention of
' to ("fibula In the Pliillinine
islan‘ds. Thct organize/on to author-
Ized to appoint agents in the lsliiude

ho thnll blue the aulhmlt'y to make
‘rrcsts for violation of thc lawu'cnucl-
~d lly‘lhc coulmlsulon.
acquainted with the habits; or the Or-
out In the treatment ot‘ animals can»
1fit lIut rccozulze that the society 'WII'I
:Iutl It wide field of uselulnesn~ '

RECENT ARRIVALSIOF‘VESaELe
NEW \Oltlx'.l\lnrcl1 G.~—~The steam
or chqud. 11qu \utuclp vlu llovcr
for New \‘moxk Is rcnmtctl an llmlu"
been In conmpmlcalipu by “littlest
with the station lit Staacounet at 7: 30
A, 111. when the vernal was 20 mllea
V‘ilél of Nantucket i lghlahinyw
lltlS'l‘th March ll—~A1r ve
manic. from Mediterranean ports

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more ironi the Cublnatln
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other A ill-gator. PM!-

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had be h i'o I

no contract to provide about 31900 .

lose or the bill hp, said, is simply the

WASI'IINOTON, ‘littl‘l'h I‘I.——-The Bur- ‘

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Stockings to III/Latch Gown,

.1 hat' IS to he a feature of the costumes this coming bea—
son and a pretty fashion. it is. At the. Hosiery Section one
is treated to the first glimpse of some of thhée novelties; and
.A there is a list of colors that seems to embrace everything
that might be utteiied. Navy, ceded ‘a I'csdenlbluc sage
green and reseda tau, mode and all shfldcsoiljl‘owu. They
are plain; they have lace boots; they are silk: —cnibroidercd
in self colors or contrasting shades It IS a display to inschn
ate a dainty wtunan. ‘ . .. . . . .

Of course there 15 an immense line of Blacks and there
are several new ones. Illc variety in styles l5 greater than
ever.

A fine It lack L‘islc has a “gtirtcr knee, "‘ that is the wcav-
mg is heavier for a few inches at the top where the sup-
porter cineps 38c, 3 pairs for $1 00 “

Another thin ill ack Lisle has a 4 thread Weave with a
0- thread 11ch and toe. lhis adds. to the wearing qualitv,a
point many will like to know. Two qualities, 50 and .750

A Illack Silk Lisle IS beautifully lustrous, a capital sub~
stitutc for real silk. . 50c",

A wry flue, sheer, Black Gauze Lisle is oliercd at 25c.
'ihis Is a remarkablybargam

Ladies’ Umbrellas, Special.

A new lot made of fine English Carolla cloth. 'I he han~
dies are vcrv attractix e, fancy horn, pearl, and silver trini-
med. Size 20inch, $1.013 choir.-

Against March Wind's.

\Iarch 15 here, the trying month for any one 5 complex-
ion. Lold winds to toughen it and bright sunshine to make
freckles. Shall we tell you what uill repair ra'vagcs or this
sort? The Ideal Tissue Builder. It IS the softest of Com-
plexion Creams and will make the skin white and smooth.

.-\t the toilet Section.

 

Call in the Upholstery Store and see the new French
Cit-tonnes.

 

 

 

AS THE SEASON ADVANCES WE. MUST MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRING BY CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK. FOR THIO WEEK’S.
.IPECIALS WE HAVE CHOSEN: ‘

Ratios Shut than...

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Ladlee' m... Warm.
$1.49 ‘wm $2.00.
Lndlea' Mohair Walnut. .
750 were Mm.
Lhdlea' Flannel Wulate, Ladies' Mohair Wallets, ’
. 75° wet-o 01.00. .‘ $1.00 were 81.50.
Li‘tdlee' Flannel Walnut, Ladies'h Mohair Wattle,
$1.00 were 01.80. 5.149 were 02.00.
OTHER WAIBTS AT SIMILAR REDUCTIONB. ' ,

Ladies Sateen Waleta,
759 wore $1.00.

Lndi'es' Check Walals.
$1.00 were 51.50.

.A FEW MORE PIECES or FUR LEFT AT .THE MARKED Down
names.

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..'Djtc. . erman E),
Asmuorou or." A ' so u‘rii NORWAIIII. chum.
‘ ‘ Telephone 3434i.

 

 
 
 
 

ll Call Your Attention
. tho ndvay‘tngou arterial In tho
. o ot'tr‘bé Isl: Goal. A III dirt
toils d at. more «mu rt m o Invitin-
.» to heat tlio ludzluytthui
my to the too III
I or Automation Ab noise It'li
all. trip It (Inna: You‘ll
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