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«its on
ADE.
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. ,5? Wm," , N
j. M MD wolllii We would .Cohuquanily' Many Gonoaciicut mau-
. . ohamo ouch day a few simple; ouratIOn Visitors Wm Disap-
' pointed.
_ -_rtaut thing is to .ltaep l WASHINGTON, March Iliad-It was s
:0th right. and to do this it in record breaking crowd that attended
“”0”" 1.0 diet or to follow a set the inauguration of President R0039-
i or rare. Bach pampering veil. and Connecticut furnished a lair
‘share. In fact. the Connecticut resi-
dents of Washington unite in soyin
that they. have cover seen so plan.
{Connecticut peoplo In the city holoro.
I'I‘hoy came. from every suction of tho
lliliiiP, and all report a very cuioyabio
.Imo. There was but ono organization
I’lolli tho slalt‘, Company A. Third roar
boom, of Norwich, illlil this appeared
along in tho lino III march, It made 3
atom ”but. by outing bran crackers _\'t'r,v flili‘ appt'ltl‘nnt'o. especially Cap-
or/dlel notional aorta on the contrary llain i-lugbero, who at the head of his
laint‘oatvahtt'my appetite craves. l company towered above ovary and
4
'I
p , a ‘a" dt‘pricloua appetite
gt toolin “‘tliitlcerttiu tarorlto ar-
, pt too mm no avoided,
Prat. Wiocholh .xivas vprotty . good
Vice on thin inhiuctrhosayt: "I am
{floors old an have never had a cor-
if!” illnesa.‘ apdat the same time my
a hat boon. largely an lindoor one, I
but I aariyidiacovurod that the way to
top healthy was to keep a honlthy
, but out ygtor the past eight years I lelso. .
7 hare ado It a nractico‘ to take one There wan considerable disappoint-
two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets out to all Connecticut rsaidaots at
,t a maniaud I attribute my to ‘tho liolhuppeal'ance or the governor
, Mill; on th for a man or my age to and bin alnII in the parado. or course
tilt regular daily use of Stuart's Dys- It was understood that. Governor R0-
~ pepsia‘ Tablets. ‘ berls was sick and unable to attond.
My Payalcian first advised me to us: l but Lieutenantaoveraor Woodruli
l m
an own. NOTwIIlk we...“ should be
N, Y., writes: “I wish I could Induco
avery'mothor who has .a wash. sickly
preparation, Vlnoi.
l'Iod about our
had lost dosh. was
’uutrvoiloua.
" them because he said they were per
foctly' harmless and Were not a sec-'
ret patent medicine. but contained on.
ly the natural diarstlves, pcptoues
and disclose. and after using them a
few weeks. i have never ceased to,
thank him for his advice.
i honestly believe the habit of tak-
ing Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets after;
meals in the real health habll, bow.
cause their use brings hcalth to the
ale]: and ailing and preserves health
to thoweii and strong."
Men and women past fifty years of
388. head a safe digestive after meals
to insure a perfect direction and to
ward oi! disease, and the safest, host
known. and most wido‘y used is
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are found in overy well regu~
lated household from Maine to Calif.
0min. and in Great Britain and Airs
trails. are rapidly pushing their way
was here and cmiid haVe taken his
place. The staff oliicers too, Were con-
spicuous by their absence. and the
Norwich company was delayed quite a
little while the olden of the marshal
went in search or the Connecticut,
staff. They could not be found, and
the company was finally ordered to go
with another part of the parade.
It In many years since Connecticut,
has been represented in any inaugur-
ni parade. The Connecticut residents
of Washington cannot understand why
this is so, and they are very sore ovor
it. With the governor's Fool. Guard.
the Horse tiunrd uud lhroo regiments
of militia. it. would seem as though
the r-tato oucht to make, some effort
to take part in lllesn parades. especial-
ly when so manv Connecticut men and
women I‘omo down each limo. it was
cvporlod that tho stall would at least
show up this time, and when they did
not considerable. fooling was shown by
those from Connecticut who wore on
tho vnl'lout: stands. It was nnttouncoii
in all tho Washinu on papers that i‘on-
Into popular favor.
All drugzists sell Stuart‘s Dyspepsia
Tablets, full sized packages at 50
_ cents, and for a woak stomach u filly
cent package will often do fifty dollars
‘ worth of good.
lino but. no ooo ('(illlll loll crop that
APPOINTMENT FOR HITCHCOCK. slatc. I
WASHINGTON. March 8.-«—i’o:tmas‘ "—““"”" ”'4—
IeIxGoncral (lortciyou announced that
Frank H. Hitchcock. oI’ Massachu-
setts. had been selected for first ovals.
taut postmaster-general. ills nomina
tion probably will go to the Senate, to-
day or tomorrow. Do the assumption
of his new duties liir, Hitchcock will
retire from the assistant St‘cl‘Oifil‘yslllp
of the Republican National Connoll-
too.
All drugglsts refund the money if ill
fails to I-ui'o. E, W. (lrove‘s siguzliurol
.s on each box. 250. "
WILL CONCENTRATE‘PLANTS. l
NEW HAEN, March 8.-—'i‘ho Nation- ;
al Folding Box and Paper Company,
has decided to concentrate undvr one?
roof in this city its various plants.§
'I has purchased in the Cedar iiill dis-
trict a whole city block adjacent. to
the railroad upon which its new plant
will be erected. 'I‘Ilo consolidation
aderts two I‘actorios here. one In Now
li'ork city and one in Shelton, Conn.
The consolidation has boon hIIslI-nlnd
TACOMA, Wash, March 8.~Juth l by the coming expiration of looses and
"Twin" Sullivan, of Boston. and "Tom. loo grout dislimol; from the railroad
nu" Burns, of Chicago, halo frlunlii which has humporl-d the colupuny in
twenty fast rounds to a draw bore. 'lthiza tily.
——-”i owe my whole life to Burdocu
Blood Bitters. Scroi'ulous sores cov-
ered my body, 1 seemed beyond euro.
8 B. B. has made me a pcrlcrtly well
woman' Mrs. Chas. ilulton, Mirb.
FOUGHT TO A DRAW.
A LET-ran Totmozrucaaf
«at...» a.
' Interested.
~‘ Mrs. Charles Perry ot‘Glans Falls.
:hild to try that delicious cod liver oil
We were. so wor-
littio daughterv-sho
thin. halo and
'-: itly. and nothing seemed to do her
.nr good. Havinslhoard or Viuol we
leI-idcrl to try it, and tho rollulta woro
MARY AGNES PERRY.
Milton 3
. quail—n...” I l
Exclao committee to Tube Up inn».
kecpcrc' Bill on Thursday l
HARTFORD. Mat-oh B.:—-0.u Thurhl
day afternoon thu oxciao committed;
will tsko uo‘tho much talked of Inuv
koepora‘ bill which rorrosponlip to tho
>Raiuenlaw or New York. it pronouns
that It committcc or innltccprs. two
to be nominated from tho Connecticut
lnnkooprs' unnuciaiioil and one out-
,aitle of this organization shall con-
aidcr Ibo plan of allowing all liquor
‘to ho iiUlil ill hotels to bond Ildo pilots-ls
at all hours, this, luiwovor. not. to IIII
allowed except in hotols of over 30
rooms. '
lloarinu will illicit) in. givI‘n on tho
, bill pt'vaelllod by itopmuI-nlatlvo imhr
of Now llavon prorililuu ilIaI saloons
may ho opt-nod on «lootiou day after
tho polls have boon oioaod.
Hoarln on Rho Appropriations.
A largo y ultondotl hearing Wuu hold
before the comulltlec on appropria-
tions yesterday afternoon on tho two
bills asking that $600,000 and 8800000
rcspeI-livoiy be appropriated to tho
. work of the highway commission for
the ucxt two yours, Representing the
mole board of
Dwight of Hartford; President 0. M.
liualus. of ilurliord, ropresoutod tho
Connecticut Busluoss Mott's associa-
trndo was ’ General
Her appetite has hccll restored and
silo is gaining in woluht right along.
tho color has returned to her cheeks
and she seems stronger than sho has
for yours."
Every molhor in Soulh Norwuik is
asked to try \‘iuol on our uuarnlou i0
lnaku children robust. strong and heal»
thy or return nlonov [1' ii I'Itiis. \‘iuol
is a puro cod lIvr-r oil propul‘ntion. but
without a drop of oil to upsct the slo-
iilm‘ll and i'i’illl‘ll of Its work. it is tied
cioua to tho tnvlo and (‘hilill‘i'll low It.
It down not lash), nor look, nor smell
lilto u cod lli‘t‘l‘ proparulion—- yet it is.
“'t' huvo ncvnr sold unythinlz in our
rlol'e oullnl lo Vinol to ere'Ilc stroll rill
for old ilf‘fllllt‘ weak. sickly WlJlIlt'Il
and children. The Cliflord l’lmr'
lllfli')’.
BURGLAR GIVES HIMSELF UP.
DANBIIRV. Min-I'll S.~--l\\"lllliilll ”l”
1 v 1 A - v - i i I
llCCilLlii. “m“ I‘M“ " “1““ In ”W liommi, Iwolily-lwo Yours old, who illi‘si
‘. lllml ho is \vnlllt'd “it" llllrului‘v bv thr‘
5‘ ‘ ....~..~_.-..—.—_A~W V l V I 0 \I ‘ . I V .
the horuith Iompan) tame from till? 1 Bridgeport lltlllt‘l‘, have himself up prim-"mm new tiled in lip. 3“,“... yo...
(inpl. Iil‘ulllt‘v :II lllt‘ poliro station Ill
ibis I'ity yosiorday. ilo was III-row
T0 CURE' A COLD ‘N ONE DAY led on tho lochnirnl I'hurao of iIIloxl-Ql‘muw I‘otilpiluy. \vlliob l. drop-our:
Toke Laxative iromo Quiniiu' Tfllfli'is~ltalioli until his story could in: inwF-ioblninlus Ibo rieht lo llnod liunlunl
llgiill‘Il,
TONIC TO THE SYSTEM.
Fili‘ livor ll'iliililt‘ri null constipation
thorn is nothing bellor than [ii-Will‘s
Lilllo Early Risers, the famous lilllo
Pills. Thoy do not weaken the atom
ach. Tlioir lli‘ililil upon the ryuiom
is mild. pleasant and lmrmloss. Bub
Munro. of Lfll‘diM‘liG. Ind. suys:
um: talliiuu, [loWilt‘u lnltii- Early
Risers do their Work. .’\ll otht'rs pill.»
I have ilsml grim» and make um sit-i:
in the stomach and nowl- \‘Iil'l‘tl IIIl-.
llowiit'o Lilllo Early Rim-rs proviul
to ho tho long sawmill rt'lil'i. That
are simply Ierovt " Parlour: lrnvvl
int; find ilittln Early iiisoru thi- “Inst
I‘Illiuiglt- l'i'illitlli' ‘o Inlrry \vilh ilit"lt
Sultl by Thu CllNIJI‘ll Pharmacy,
Cott
...“‘¢......' “w...“au.“
Unbleached Muslin, 2 to 6 yards, Remnants shilling Prints, Sale
Sale Price 5c. Price 4c.
Unblsached Muafin, 2 to 3 yards Mcrrimac Shlriin
. . g Prints, Sale
Sale Price Sc. ' M” Sc.
Unbleached Muslin, regular PrICe
99, Sale Price 7c.
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight, 2 to 8
yardt, regular price 106, Sale Price
7V2C. ..
Unbleached Muslin, 2% yards wide,
Sale Price 15c.
BETTER GRADES AT SALE PRICES
B'cached Muslin, 21:3 yards wide,
Sale Price 176.
BETTER GRADES AT SALE PRICES
Bleached Pillow Cases, 36 x 45 in-
chca, Sale Price 8c.
Bleached Pillow Cases, Hematitched,
Sale Price 121/2c.
Bleached Sheets. 81 x 90 inches, reg-
ular price 55c, Sale Price 49c.
Bleached Sheets, 81 x 90 inches, reg-
uiar price 50c, Sale Price 49c.
Bleached Sheets, 81 x 90 inches, reg-
ular price 62vgc. Sale Price 55c.
Ladies’ Garments
LADIES’ SHIRTI' WAIsTs.
Regular Price $1.00, Sale Price 50c.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS.
Regular Price $1.50, Sale Price 75c.
LADIEa' aI-IIAT. WAIsTa.
Regular Fries $2.00, Sale Price 01.00.
LADIES‘ WALKING sKlRTs,
Rogujr Price $2.98, Sale Price $1.98.
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS.
Rogblar Price $3.98, Sale Price $2.49.
LAoIBa' WALKINo suture.
Regular Price taco, sine Price 33.49.
LADIES" WALKING SKIRTS,
Regular Price $5.98 and $6.48. Sale
Price 63.98.
LADIES' LONG SKIRTS, at equal l‘o-
auctions.
Misses" RAIN cOATa,
Regular Price $3.98, Sale Price 02.49.
vLAbijsa' NAIN ooAT‘Ta.
Regular Print $4.98, Gala Prion $3.49.
.LA'DIE'B’ RAIN boa-rs.
. angular Price $12.50, Sale Price $7.60.
‘ . LAoIaa' ItAlni-coATa, , ,
. It ultr Prlc atomic sluts :an
‘ , j i Print $10.00. '
hADIIQ' Mummy: wimp
.n.
Indigo and Fancy Prints. Sale Price
A
....
Good Quality Apron Ginghama, Sale
Price 6c. ‘
Standard Apron Ginghamt, 2 to E
/ards, Sale Price 6:.
Remnant: Seersuckcra, regular price
IOc. Sale Price 7c.
Short Lcnuiha Scenuckera,
price l2i’2c, Sale Price 8c.
Madras Cords. 2 to 3 yards,
,arlco 16c, Sale Price 121,.1‘2c.
Extra Quality Madras Cord,
,Irice 22c to 25¢, 8an Price 16c.
Towels and Table
Linens
‘ DAMAsK TOWELS, size 19 by 33,
Value 10c, Sale Price 8c; 2 for 150.
DAMAaK TowcLs, 20 by 40.
Value 121/;c, Bale Price 9c.
OATMEAL TOWELS, 24 by 43,
Value the, Sale Price inc.
TURKISH BATH TowsLs.
Value till/ac, sale Price 9c.
TURKISH BATH ‘TowsLs.
Value 160, Bale Price 11:.
TURKISH BATH TOWELB.
Value 200, 8an Price 16c.
TURKISH BATH Towzta,
Value 25c, 5an Price 19c.
sLaApHao TABLE DAMABK.
Valu. 25c, Sale Price 200.
BLitAcaao TApLII DAMMK.
Value 25c, attic Price, 20¢.
BLEACHEIJ TABLE oAM‘aek.
Valuc ‘50:. ans piles '42:.
ALL LINaN TAaLa DAMAGK.‘
you. its... ails ”line; site,“
ALL LINEN, TAthtbAM‘AaK.
w... 75o, sale Price see.
with. will t’ntiuié.
‘ . Price “P“
.fi nuns...
‘ " , yr ,_ j‘ W Wail no.»
mitt- Ml, cacti-inhibits.
dildfl’iiii’.”8iii‘ Hilliard, ‘
MILL m oouurltarauss,
you. “Milli grog p.19.
, ,
‘ consul annual atolls
' tumult, tilt Mia) Ilia 1
I
i;bl
regular
regular
ragular
lililill’il
CKE
lion. and MI‘. Wood, of Hl‘ondllrook
farm. the. slate orange. Thorn ware
aim a large number of clergynton and
a lawyer proseni. Conmllssioucr M Eli'-
Donald advocated the bill approprintv
lug $600,000. “
C.§.§..I..°..§.!.A
lilo Kind You Have Always Bough
LITCHFIELD RESIDENTS AROUS.
ED
Bears the
signature of
1 Protest
Powers to Housatonic Power Co.
li.\li'i‘ll‘i‘)lill, Mi‘il'i‘ll b.» Two remun-
gtorduy Ilualllrll IlII- urunlill‘: Ill’ l‘llilr-
fli'l' ritzhlr: Io lilo lltilisulnuii' \\':llI|r
of
,inlko and tho E‘lll‘l'hllllllln,’ pl'(‘|ll"i"}', In
{install :I dam, and to withdraw illlx
Inddlllnnnl walllr.
lwux by fill i't'sidonla ol‘ l.itl'bliI-‘ld null
lhioi'l'is. and tho other was thI rcsull
(J
iris lust nigll'.
' The matter was taken up for unpaid
.crulion ill the FaruII-rs‘
AI-Illilnonl
ions tukon, although the
int n apt-rial I‘nmmllloo bearing tomor-
i now ni‘lornoou.
l
i
l LADI
COMPOUND.
m. i
"3 giro-pond:coral-trianggfiin-‘I. bra JMP'J'.” {my mm... . (“hl I‘M. “1,”
'IR
RM
our lot I‘ r l
84 Washington‘Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 9.
Sale!
Remnant 5 liilil Surplus
Against Granting Valuable;
(mo rilmonslrqu-o ;
In succiai town Inootlm ppm iii Mun ,
ASStlt‘lhlitm l
I‘Nu;illl‘tiiilllz this atlcruoou. but no vote
anointed to b.» strongly altnlnat grant-
Ill: ilil' nppllrnllon of illt‘ promoll-rs.
~ Thi- “'llllll’ Illlt‘fliltll‘l will lw mnaidcrllri
éSI DR. LdF RANCQ‘.‘
www.w-
ANosoN
£30 .Nol'Bcllalvc Bantam ,Lnko n‘hculd
Bo Used for Reservoir Purposes.
Irishman. March 8.~»’i‘ltc rural-
era" Association of tho Logioiuturo lnol
after House adjourned yesterday. The
roaoiution boloro tho General Assolu-
bly granting certain privileges to the
Houaatouic Water Power Company
calm,» In for considerable ‘Iliacus Ion. A
Hearing on the matter is aciiodu dd hu-
i‘oro.tho Incorporulious t'oniiiliiieo to
l ti)’. . . .
The corporation aaku permission to
raise the wulor in Bantam .Lako at
Morris (or reservoir. purposes. IE):-
.Roptweululivo Kiwhhurgor. of Morris
iiillll't'l-ii'liiil the Incl-ting Iiliilvlu‘fliitl that '
the i’lll'llil‘l'H' Association oppose nny ‘
such plan on the aroupda that It would
be an encornoltnlom and a location i”‘
public lupulih. ,A rcooltltion adopted
by Mort-in Grange. rollwustraiinz in
the name direction was read and J. W.
Skilton. secretary of the grunge, said
a few words along the same lines. .
'i‘llo proposition to tax hunters”
for licenses as Advocates in a bill be-
loro tho legislature was discussed. 'i‘bc
conlliliilml on Iishorios and name re-
ported Iavornbly on tho bill to the
Senate lust wcck. Representative Ro-
hero. of Nougatuck characteripod the
bill as tin-American. A couilnitloo
was appointed to take steps to burn
the bill rcrolnmlttod to the commit-
loo.
it WIN votcd that. the various pro‘
posed bills rcgulating the speed of un-
..,..,..lill.~s b~ dt‘cursed at tho noxl,
meeting or the association.
.Iili' all ridiculing the tax on any.
bids banlta was also discussed. A
r‘t'llllllllilol) will bo appointed to appear
lwroI-I' tho romniittoo on banks when
:I houring is assigned on the bill.
SUPREME COURT MEETS.
The Fairfleld County Case: Will Be
Roached To-morrow.
l‘lAR'i‘lt‘Olill, March 8.--0I lilo nitro-
lop“ I-usos on lilo docket of the Sn-
lll‘l'llin (‘ouri‘ of Errors. March term,
, \leil'lI (illt‘ilWl at tho (ltlpiioi yoaivrdal’.
I;ll'\'i‘ll wrvo roudv for nrutuut-nls by
(‘Ulllitll‘li two Wore continued by agrou-
mont ono was Hillmlilml on briefs and
tho (\illl‘i‘ live had not. boon prinlod
, and wow Pililiilitltlil to the dune lorm.
(‘lilot .iuoiivv Torrance. who has rstxlv.
-r~rcll from his venom illness presided
'nnd llli‘ lull tribunal wns present. ill-
riudlua .ludcm: lizlll. Baldwin. Prentice ;
' mill llIIiiIorsloy. i
Hartford county furnished sixioon of
‘ lllt' (vii-ton, Lill-hlluid out; and Fulrfleld
:rounty two
’l‘hv Fairliold county cases which 1
will poihaps not be reached until to- '
rainy arc: .
[lit-trtch E. Loon'o vs. Marlin Law- ,
lor. reservation by Superior court: ;
Morris ll. Iioardslev. executor and .
'lrllsit‘t3.~flplli‘fll trout probate, reserva— ;
lion by Suporior court. ;
—~--.....—-.
STOP THAT COLD
‘ or It may H’rsilil. In Pneumonia. Bra-
tilinn llulm lq bronltlnu up I‘oids when»
war tried. almost without oxceptlnn.
ill, 27». 501: and $1.00 bullion. The Cili-
C
O
,LAWRENC
aalultanr AND‘SURPL‘U
a
E ,erToaY’
S SALE.
‘3.“
Surplus Stock.”
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To
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../li
l« l.
floodlit-95“? Era" .f
. . our no... “£7”?
We extend to the people of The Norwalks a cordial invitation
to attend our Popular Semi-Annual Sale of “Factory Remnants and.
Th8 oneness‘oi our prcviousUndcr Price Sales warrants us in.
making liberal preparations for this one. ‘Wc have made large pur-
chases dii'cct, non aficnts offtltc, mills, and carefully selected the bar.
gains from offerings tritium/hottest; Houses. '
the above We have made large additions from our regular , .. ‘
stock at Bargainllrices pad ,canycpniidcntiy assure our friends of. The, $916, KGOOdS'
an attractive and profitablé purchasing opportunity. ' l
i
«, u“ to a
Elmo 1mm
3131‘th $9th Norwallt, . ‘ 91: V
a
and fair
Red, Tickets
' Indicate
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All M098 Rendition are Spooial for immlliuummnt
‘ and Surplus ;Stook Sails: x
w rooms“, ‘ “ “
It. .r ,‘g. .‘
out: only: ' . x, w.
Bridgeport Adycr‘tiacmcnta:
Wows—um '- ua-«u- ‘9'
Bridgeport Advertitlmucota.
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w l...
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line D. M Read CO' ’
Errabmbod 183.:
r .3.
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a
In Regard to Office Furniture.
W arc to have with llri for a week MI}. I: L. Bild Oldie.
the Eastern representative of the Ulobc—th‘lllfit‘:CO. lie
is here for the express purpose of ‘c‘stalllisiiing cliprifilob‘c-
We‘rnicke system of Filing Devices, Bodllcaseh; Cad I‘ll-
dcxcs. and Cabinets. Thos’kci‘wlio are in inacti‘oi drift of‘ihl’lsc
admirable articles which contribute so much to” the assist~
once of busy people are advised to take advantage of Mr.
Burgoync‘s visit. A request by postal or telephone will
bring him to call on you. . ' .
3’
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Art1st1c Mattings.
The new Mailings: lately received COIltaiIl cl'l‘oicc selec-
tions at advantageous prices. although importers tell us that
Mattings are bound to advance in price. These new ones
are very fresh and clean looking and the patterns attrac~
tlvc. From l5c a yard up.
Ready for inspection, first lloor. Carpet Store.
Thin China. Cups and Saucers.
This I..- the plain u'liae Egg-Shcll China that fastidious
people like to use on their tables. The cups are the flaring
.1 l" fi§n ‘I
bowl shaped style. very thin and translucent. A size that
can bc list-d for notice or tea. The price, too.
Those who intend pllrcliasit
lg Mohair, and c\“‘l’y woman
expects to have a Mohair gown this spring. should look at
our stock of Plain and Fancy .\'
is so complete. For traveling
for motor coats, Mohair is the
iohairs while the assortment
dresses, business wear, and
fabric.
W..—
In the China Store. A lo
t of White Plates, breakfast
size, that are slightly fire-checked, at to each.
W
The D. M.
O
Hootery.
LADIES' BLACK HOSE,
Regular Price 10c, Sale Price 8:: 2
for 15¢.
BLACK HOSE, Double Solo.
Regular Price 15c. Sale Price 10c.
BLACK HOSE, Harmadorf Dye.
Regular Price 25c. Sale Price 19c.
FINE BLACKpost-z.
Regular Price 50c, Sale Price 35c.
oBNTs' HALP Hoes. Black, Tan
and Mixed.
Regular Price 10c. Sale Price 2 for 15¢.
GENTS' FANCY HALF Hose.
Regular Price 156, Sale Price 10c.
GENTS’ FANCY HALF HOSE, Spec-
ial Purchase,
Regular Price gsc, Sale Price 15c.
BOYS‘ FLEEOME'. LINED UNDER-
E
chular Price 25c, Sale Price 19:.
CHILDREN'S ,RIBBED UNDER.
WEAR. . Straight,
Regular Price 25c. his Price 180.
MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWER;
‘- Brake-I Lina.
Regular Price 506. Sale. Price 35c
nova; OUTING PLANNEL WAIsTs.
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