lithium): and intestines and carries
and eminently safe cathartic. ~
It ablorbl the iniurloua gases which Cots Bacon, of .Now H you, spiced to;
‘ x'fllllntaoilllhe mouth and throat from
. are proposed of the iinest powdered:
j ‘ eases. the charcoal being. mixed with
patients suffering from gas in 810m-
' dency in this direction.
y blew U» u iliin
tantrum Health and Built».
”your y knows that char-
,' the «ml and most atheism,
12‘ I‘ll" “Hull“ l'I‘i hflbi‘blllillt
‘ . ..ln. us when taken into
_ hi1 Within for the same clean.
urbane. . . . .,
areal is a remedy that the more,
It Mite of it the better: it is not a
fill will I: simply absorbs the m
on aadilmpltrlltlea always present in the -
am out at system, . .
Oharcoai a e the breath after.
making. urlnhigg. or alternation on»: ;
ions and other.» areas vezotables. ,.
. Charcoal effectually clears and Im-
promptu-pa lexical. It .whltens. the
'Welh‘lflld furl er: acts as a natural
collect-‘11: the Murdoch an bowels; it
tux] piston ox! cater-fill. m l ,
. nuggets so, or ,rcoa, In no
tormln- another, but probably the lien
charcoal and the most for the m by
Is io‘fituart’s Charcoal Lebanese; t or;
Will w charcoal, and other haf'lrlless
antiseptlca in tablet form. or rather in
the form of large,‘ pleasant tasting loll-
bondy. '
‘ The daily use of these lozenges wilt-Tuberculosis Association.
noon tell in a mucli-iliiproved condition
of be general health. better complex-
lon, swooter breath and purer blood,
and the beauty of it is. that no possi-
ble harm can result from their contin-
ued usie. but on the contrary, great
begs, t. .
.-Bui'falo physician in speaking of
the benefits of charcoal says: “i _ad~
vise Stuart's Charcoal ulzcnges to all
ash and bowels, and.to clear the com-
plexion and purify the breath, mouth
and throat; i also believe the liver is
greatly benefited by the daily use of
them; they cost bu: twenty-five cents
a box at drug stores, and although in
some sense a patent preparation. yet i.
believe I get more and better char-
coal ,_in Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
than many of the ordinary charcoal
tablets." -
DIED OF BLOODPOISONING.
ANSONIA, March 11~Eli H. Waikee
aged 86, died yeslcrday froth blood-
poleoning, the result of a scratch. on
an mm by the claws of a dog. He
was ill but a few days. Mr. Walkles
was one of the oldest. and best known
residents of this city. He has held
man~ local offices. wasa strong and
cons stout Democrat. and was amongi
the early settlers of Ansonia.
DO NOT NEGLECT A BAD COLD.
Never allow a cold to take its course.
Too often a: this season of the year its
course is toward pneumonia. Chanr
berlaln's Cough Remedy will promptly
cure your cold and counteract any tcn-
There is
nothing better for acute throat and
lung troubles. For sale by Stillson-
Powell Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy.
Pierce‘s Bridge Pharmacy, chifuss
Pharmacy. "
fill toast the .iOKliii‘ai rebate nubile.
‘ use
ulOllHllllllOd the business beforeithe up»
110,000 to flg‘ht‘the Td aéase ,fer two
,years ending September 30,1907. and
the Hartford Hospital requests, the
W3 . ,
h t barculosis ward,
sling Fisher of Yale.
Dawn. 0.
‘ assist—mus”
bran. autoimmune .‘tI Snitch
at ‘ the Capitol Yum 1y. .
HARTFORD. March new-Three coin-
at the cup to yeattirday‘on
miscellaneous pending measures. They
were the appropriations. cities and
boroughs and public health and safety
Committees. 1 , r . z , .
The business beforeth cities and
boroughs impurities was, confined ..
Hart ord matters, several amendmmus
lo the city's charter concerning the
state aid for he oareihhii:
Ii Proposed .
of luberculos s ,, patients.
tre Bllllelli.
‘ iopriatlons committee. The Now
even county Anti-Tuberculosis Asst)
elation through its president, Dr. Eran—
of $30,000 for the maiptenwcéof,
Dr... P. ester.
of the executive comnittae, Prof. Ir-
: l.
I)” Inlrsoutli
orwo It. . m
m tba'right stringent the "rilrbt tuna ml;
Act quickly in times of danger.
'B‘ackaohe‘i‘ in kidney “danger.
Doan'il Kidney Pills out quickly.
Cure all distressing. dangerous kill.
any. Illa. . x _ . . H
Plenty of evidence to prove this,
‘Wllllilm Ackor, of ,10. Cove street.
itil
pill
attack of backache and any
.lllarioua rundown-departments brill: .lvas directed to Deans Kidney fills. l
loonaiderc‘d. ‘ " ‘
played at. tbeNorwallt lockiCotu-
1y. says: . "1 Was suflorln ‘froinun
ttentlon
not a box at. Piuiuted'a drug at no and
took the conteutajrasxtlie direct, patio!
dlcatcd. . They acted promptly, and
radically.
Dunn's Kidney Pills are a
fine remedy for backaclla: 1N0 reac-
eel
Bu
tion. no .bottle to carry. no spoon. to
fora” chime.
in your pocket and.
For sale by all lien ers.
You simply put them
the do the treat:
Price fill
its a box. Foalsr-Milburn Co.
ffaio, N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name Dunn's and take
[10
other.
q “diversity, Drill.
(Ii. Osborn and H. L, swam.
or New Haven, Dr. Bradstreet, of Morl-
den. Dr. Ga lord. of Branford, Dr. '-
than, of New Haven. appears in be-
half of the New Haven Conn y Anti-
Miacellaneous proposed legislation
pertaining to health officers. their pow-f
era and duties, was considered by the
committee on public health and sniff"-
One bill that evoked considerable ie
cusslon and in which the medical fra-
ternity present manifested much in-
tcrest provides for the condemnation
of artificial breeding places for mos-
quitoes as public nuisances and evolv-
o‘s upon health officials the duty of
causing the abatement of the evil.
f'I‘wo of the hills prescribe certain
du‘les to be performed by local health
officers under the supcrvis' of the
state board of health. Secretary
Lindsley and Prof. William ll. llrew-
or of the Board appeared in their in-
vor. Opposition was directed against
ficm by Representative. Penrne, ot‘
Iddlolown: Dr. S. P. Jones, of
Greenwich. and Attorney George M.
Gun, of Milford.
GURED HEMORRHAGES OF THE
LUNGS.
”Severn. more since my lungs were
so badly affected flint. i had many hom-
orrhages,” writes A. M. Akc, of Wood.
lud.‘ “i took treatment with several
physicians without any benefit. 1
then B‘arted to take Foley's Honey and
Tar. and my lungs are now as sound,
as a bullet.
TE.
.ARMY.Mli,iileu7t/Ehsrola THE BAY
. BTA
man. of W11 “fish“. and Isaac M.U1-‘0rder- for Mobilization of All the
Troops In July,
take'place in .Iuly.
The exact date was not announced
_ nor the dime, but it Is understood that: lm‘illufi and strengthens the urinary or-
a silltnli c lorality will be selected llllgnns,
the rental or western pltlt of
the
Silllil.
'l‘bo rovernor
should request the national
announced that
govern-
ment to detail one regiment. of infan-
try
. one battalion of field artillery.
onle mum of cavalry and a detachment
of
and also that Colonel A. L. Waunt‘l'.il~50iis, none seriously.
.U. S. A.. be ordered to report for dilly l our,
In
it is planned that
engineers to assist the state troops
connection with the mobilization.
tho muncuwra
shall occupy eight ornlnc days.
tnllty if Charles F. Loniburgcr, of Flying slight.
cuac, N. Y., had not done the host 1105
could for his suffering son. "'My boy,”
he says, “cut a fearful gash over his!
(1')i
Salvo. which quickly healed it
59.
ulcers Ion.
dr
ROBBED TAFTVILLE POSTOFFICE. ‘ llc
INCREDIBLE BRUTALITY.
It would have been incrcdiblc bru-
Arnicu
and
rod his eye." flood for burns and
Only 250 at F. ii. Baxter's
D.
e. no I applied Iiucklcn's
up, store.
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NOIHVICH. March ll.~—'i‘ho police
llll‘)‘
I s R i' ‘-
heal the lungs, “m1 prevent 30mm“ were trying in diaries» of are the men
results from a cold. Refuse substt
wanted for the break rig into the post. ?l(lilnc_v Disease. by .1". ii. Baxter, drum,
It‘ i
‘ Willi)“ has taken aihand Insure situ~
iicl
Ni. . , ll. Milan. .
tl from IntmllthnIl omen. ,
w :oNnoumro‘ii “tie-«halt iii.
fii‘il council .ot‘flthe international Buil-
dora’. dontractors’ and caiera‘ Aliso-
ation in which hricklaycrs and pins-
terers employed by the l“, M. Ladd
Company and t). 1.. Fowler are onion
strike, and has issued an ultimatum to
1_ o Briokloyera’~ humiliatinrera‘ .un-
,0!) that unless um urine is‘ called
Off by Monday noon and the men res-
nmo work. then. all union brie layers
and pin‘sterers in the employ o illum-
boron! lihe association will be locked
out. The association includes in its
incliibcrahlp practically every building
contractor in the city.
There strike is b sell on the allies!!-
tion that 0.1... Few or, who had a sub‘
contract from the F. iii. Laud Com»
pany. was employed! by the day on the
l new Thames Club 1 (June work and un-
der union ruics must join the union In
order to woriccn the job personally.
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WOMEN‘S KIDNEYS. ,.
Women are more often ailii ted with
kidney disorders than men. at attri-
ibute the symptoms to diseases pecul»
liar to their sex, while in reality the
[kidneys are deranged. Nervousncsa.
ihondacbe. puffy or
,bcalth of thousands of weak, nervous.
, broken down women. it stops irregu-
_ It puriflcs the blood and bone-
: fits the whole system.
ited‘u drug store. ‘"
”a.” ..er
EXPLOSION IN SIMSBURY.
SIMSBURY, March li,~Explliaions
Hit the factory of Ensign. llickl‘ord and
iConipuny, makers of safety blasting
,fllliil, this afternoon injure-l six per
.loiln Waldbus»
a powder carrier. was most nev-
l‘crt-ly hurt. lie was burned and bi‘llis-
on about the lit-ad. Other lliiurcd were
Howard Smith and Hattie Holcomb.
.itiulllng mom ciliployus. and Minnie
jiivlly, Lona ~Kcily and Melissa Atkin-
; sou, fuse makers, Their burns worc
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THE. COLONEL'S WATERLOO.
Colonel John M, l-‘ulil‘i'. of lillnfl.v
’ Grove. Texan. nearly mot lilathtei‘ioo,
from Livenaud Kidney trouble. In it
.rcccnt letter, he says: "i was nearly
dead, of these complaints." and. al-
IIhough i tried my family doctor, in:
idld me. no hood: so i got a 50c blit-
of your great Elciuric liters,
,N. Y.. will scan relieve and ultimate y
dark circles underl
. itlic eyes, pain in the back. are signs'
BOSTON. Mass, March 10"‘GOV0P1 of kidney trouble that must not be lg.
nor W. 1., Douglas issued orders for n norcd. or a serious malady will result.
mobilization of all the state troops to Foley's Kidney Cure has restored the
Sold at l’inis- j
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gallant “it‘ll? ll ‘8!" itch “Wind i‘lfi!’
1.4.. 0.. l. ill“. .Pflfl-i.,.... . '
torday atlarhobli lrllslilutbweal midi
lighthouse ;. or paralysis. We won
stricken a week ago yesterday In the
lighthouse while mailing a vialtto his
son, Frank 0.. Hall, ,thekeepor, of 3;:
unlit. The body was talcum ash ”
fflbursdly slight and in now at. Booqhur
a Bennett’s undertaking moms. .. It
will be taken to Dux'bury for burial! ‘
Mr. Hall wasflil years of age
was a native of East, Marshtlold. ,M _ in
For 42 years and: bolero tho qutabll
inont of the life'sav‘inghtationa‘he
what was called a wrecker 'on ,t
Masaacllusottp coast. Since lila‘roiiye- i
moat; tron: “that workday. .llail .' at
lighthouse of? .pamli’ll‘s.‘ He. j it
twice married and leaves seveu'ohrd-
ren, George P.. of Garnet, ldaho:
Frank 0.. of tblsclty; Samuel H., Par-
ker J.. Francis, Mrs. w. is. wetland.
airs. W. S. Cuehlpali, of. Duxbury.
ass. , ‘ ‘
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"-r‘c'W'v-OW. _‘ -.L.
HOW TO CL’EANSE THE BLOOD}
A persovcring use of Dr. I) yid, ,
body‘s Favorite Remedy, of on ‘oit.
ourc cases of Fever and Agile. Billous~,
peas, Rheumatism. nobility of the
Stomach. Bowcls. Kidneys and filed
der, and all disorders arising from an
lmpure state of the Blood. Price 51.00,
all drugglsts: 6 bottles for $5.00. “
|WRECK TIED UP ROAD.
m
Serious Accident on Consolidated at
Mt. Vernon.
MOUNT VERNON. N. Y.. March ii.
--A local train on the New Haven rail-
road filled with commuters and due at
Mount Vernon at 723i} yesterday
morning. met with a peculiar accident
at Pelhnm. When almost opposite the
railroad station, railroad men say the
rails spread and the engine suddenly
’tlil.lht3 truck and ploughed up the tics
and roadbcd. .
The engine ran about 300 feet off the
rails. Had the, train been going fast a
ball wreck would have occurred. All
along the line hundreds of commuters
were gathered. waitng in take trains
in Manhattan, but the derailment. tied
up the road. The west bound local
track ‘wns completely blocked and all
trains had to belrun on the west bound
express track. 1
ONLY CURE FOR DYBPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Dot. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have great distress
which cured me. i ccusidti them
I recommend it ,in “(1' fuel certain that the two men ‘nrrcstcl the host iilvdlcinc on earth. and thank
"vanced stages of lung trouble." Foley's , ,. .
‘ n \Voonsocket on suspicion of buying God who gave you the
Honey dud 'l‘ar stops the cough and stolen “09mg“ simupu which
knowledge to
Sold, and guaranteed
ftlinilo them."
lllllousncas, and
'Io ctil‘c. Dyspnpslll.
lilies. Sold El PlfllSlGll'S drug store... Uffil'fi at Tflfn'nlfi u MW nights “30‘ 1mg" ill SUI: fl millio-
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FORMER LBOISLATOR DEAD. ,
WINSTEI). March li.~-—-i\iosils M.
Camp. aged 82, formerly a member of
the General Asscmbly. dil'd at his
home here ycstcrday of pneuniotiiu.‘
lie was a well known farmer. 1
rmownreapgmég
33'?”
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“.m'hoiiemym
MOW
f max
1
The D. M Read Co.
manila": res:
M {iv
Cheney’s 'I'a'fi’etta. ,
. ~ . .. l' Jail. 7 " l» .,
it is one of “10.110in Silks shown looming. forth!!!
first time. Light in weight it lookii‘hild fefiafllfiWlfllllth
an 'llldia’Sllk but like little‘more biannual maiden black and
white there are cream, reseda, navyué'l‘hy andlilwo'ibha‘clesot
browns. it is perfectly notesplzlittablefldcal for summer shirt
waist dresses. $1.00 a yardmaiipinchesWide”.
..‘ , . .. , all . 2.... , (swig? ;. 'i '. I
. ..Sale of Lislel-Iostery. .
Three stylcs in tiicscfiuc .lliatlk‘ Lillie“ Stockings, just
what wiii‘bc right when warm weather corms—~and it may
come witila rush. . . .,
Richelieu and Rembrandt Ribbed. .
Plain, lugrainLisies. . '
A quality‘worth 38c, forage; special]? ' ., .
~ Fairtleid Avenue
‘ ’Ih'l - lard-‘1‘
Upholstery Store Items. -
«Special for Saturday. _.One hundred Persian fringed
Couch Covers in rich coloripgs, old red, blue, green and gold
stripes. A splendid offering. 72c each. ' - -
Onc’hundred pairs'of ‘Rufiled Muslin Curtains,
Oiic'pair Curtains,
Hooks and Loopy,
White Rod, compictc’fobsoc.
window.
’i'lic Hardaugcr Liilcus.fol;.whicli many have been wait-
ing. are now in Stock. They are to be used very. generally
for waists and gowns.
The Sale of Petticoats opened yesterday morning. They
have sold by the dozens, and the reason is, first of all,,tlie
value. Think of a good Seersucker skirt ready to put right
on. for 59 cents. , ’ . - . x
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until .I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Pleisted, F. H, Bar»
or and the Clifford Pharmacy.
GAMBLING LEGAL IN NEVADA.
, RENO. ch.. March lluw'l‘he bill
; compelling all gambling to be conduc-
bellflll the alumni floor has been re-
, peeled. The measure practically
; undies Nevada a state whom gambling
‘ t‘a
hecarriod on'in any‘placerolthor i
i calmer sfi‘eei on~ln.the house so long i
, A atylisltBiack Sateen for 79¢.
In the list yesterday we neglected to mention. the Bril-
iiautincs, an important item, too. They are either in black
or colors. spec'lal'at $298 ”. " "
lTlie D. mead
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Its-11h" rambler pays" the 8firearm:
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Cotton Cloth
Unbleached Moalin, 2 to 6 yards,
Sale Price 5c. ‘
Unbleached Muslin, 2 to 8 yards.
Sale Price 6c.
Unbleached Muslin.
9; ‘43 e Price 7c.
Unbleached Muslin, Dwight. 2 to 8
yards, regular price 10c. Sale Price
7V2C.
Unbleached Muslin, 294 yards wide,
Sale Price 15c.
BETTER GRADES AT SALE PRICES
B cached Mueln. 251:. yards Wide,
Sale Price 17c.
BETTE’R GRADES AT SALE PRICES
Bleached Pillow Cases, 36 x 45 in.
ones, Sale Price 8c.
Bleached Pillow Cases,
Sale Price 12l/2c.
Bleached Sheets, 81 x 90 Inches, reg-
ular price 55c, Sale Price 490.
regular price
Hematitched.
Bleached Sheets, 81 x 90 inches. reg- ‘
u or price 50c. Sa e Pace 49c.
Bleached Sheets. 81 x 90 inches, reg-
u.ar price 62l/ac. Sale Price 55c.
Ladies’ Garments
LADIES' sular WAlsTs.
Reguiar Price $1.00. Sale Place 50c.
t LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS,
Reg‘ for Price “.60. Sale Price 75c.
Lanisal'aulnr wms'rs.
Regular Price $2.00, Sale Price $1200.
LADIES'. WALKING SKIRTS, "
Regular Priceyy'2.98. Sale Price $1.98.
LAD'I I.“ WALKING SKI HTS.
Regular Price $3.98. Bale ,Price_$2.49.
L'ADIEU'W‘ALKING SKIRTS;
Regular Price 35.00, Sale Price 33.49.
LADIES‘IWALKINO SKIRTS,
. Price “.98. »
unite Lowe skin-re. in equal m
dilation. . . ~,
' Missas' RAIN come.
- Regular Price $3.98, Bale Price $2.49.
unity Milt ochre“.
LA‘DIBB,” mills "cont,
‘ .‘ LADIBO’ 'a‘am cons;
maul» and. £15.00
, . Price $
Pym «no, 6an Price 760
Regular Price “.98, and 06.48. sale
Regular Price “.98. an. Price $3.49.
Regular with $12.60, Sal. Price “.60.
to mayhem
ill-‘Afilgfiv “ 'EfigNFEITTS WRAP“
\, a; Prioc‘U1.IlBO."laIi Pris. m,
‘ . “WI-limit»,
M ul- will “a.
'rritliaeew’n illusion.
Half 01.00, 0an Mae 7“.
outrun FLANNIL cows!
‘1 Wash ”Goods”.
'. Remnants Shirtlng Prints, Sale
[Price 4c.
1 Merrimac Shirtlng Prints, Sale
Price 5c.
'4
Good Quality Apron Glnghama, Sale
Price 5c. .
Standard Apron Ginghams, 2 to 6
yards, Sale Price 6c.
‘ Remnants Seersuckers, regular price
‘00. Sale Price 70.
Short Lengths Seersuckers, regular
sprice 125/;c, Sale Price Sc.
1 Madras Cords, 2 to 8 yards, regular
',prlce 16c, Sale Price 12l/ac.
' Extra Quality Madras Cord. regular
price 22c to 26c, Sale Price 15c.
, Towels and Table
Linens
...—..-
DAMASK Towns, size 19 by as,
. Value 10c, Sale Price 86; 2 for ’15:.
DAMABK TOWELB, 20 by 40.
Value 12%»), Sale Price 9c.
OATMEAL TOWELS, 24 by 48.
Value the, Sale Price We.
TURKISH BATH TOWBLB.
Value 12!.‘2c, Sale Price 9:.
TURKISH BATH Towats.
Value 150, Sale Price lie.
TURKISH BATH “IZOWBLB,
Value200. Sale Price the.
TURKISH IA'IlI-t TOWILOl
Value 250. Sale Price 19:.
BLEACHBD TABLE DAMA'OK.
Value 250,: 0an Price 200..
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK.
Value 260. 8an Price 200.
BLIAOI-IED TABLrI DAMAIK.
Value, 899- sale you 52a,
ALI. LININ TAILS DAMAOK.
Valuojug Gala Price boa.
ALL'LINBN TAIL! DAMABK.
Vlllil 76o, sale one. see.
MILI- luaooutlfrnranas,
clarified will "lfrla‘tt'mi.
{it all ammo.
“out a“ .0in WYW“ m.
. Misuiil‘hifhouuti‘flrhme.
Vlilll “.23. am room; '
MILL IND OOUNTIRPANIG,
. l ‘Valuo usually Pride Will.
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indigo and Fancy Prints, Sale Price‘s
C.
ALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 9i
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CTORY
PL'US SALE.
av . t: ":1-
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lliltltll Remnant 1 till, ' Suipilis Sills l
We extend to the people of The ‘Noma‘iks a~cordiniiavitatimE
. to attend our Popular Semi-Annual Sale 01‘ "Factory Remnants
Surplus Stock." . -
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and ‘
Red Tickets
' ’l‘he oneness of tourtprwiousUndar Price Sales warrants as in
. making liberaiprepdratlons for thlsone. We have made largo pur-
chases direct {renames dithiamilh, and carefully selected timber-
gains from offering: of.the,,Wllolcaale,Hous¢s. .
. To the above we halve made large addition: from ourvrogular,
stock at. Bel-whim and aniconfidently ”351% our: friends of ... , ,
, an attractive iandy‘prgfitable pur‘chasinF opportunity. i ' 7
* we r i . . ‘ t . L ‘ ~
‘ Indicate"
My» 4 Pa: [in g
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Goods.
‘ Hosiery. Ribbons and
randy Good is
PLAIN TAFFETA BIBBONS, N08. 7,
9, 12, III.
. Value So to 10:, Sale Pricoso.
PLAIN TAFFETA RIBBONS, Nos. 22.
, 40‘”, 30,. ~ - , . .
Value IZI/zc to 20:, Sale Price V100.
‘ LADIES’ BLACK HOSE.
lReéular Price 10:, Sale Price 80', 2
3 for 15¢." '
‘ BLACK HOSE, Double Sole,
Regutar Prion Ibo, Bale Price 10c.
. BLACK HOSE. Hermodorf Dye,
Regular Price 250, Sale Price 19¢.
, FINE BLACK Moss,
R‘egular Pricq 5°C. 8an Price 35c.
iee'nrs', HALF Hoes, Black. Tan
and Mixed.
Regular Price 10c, sale‘ Price 2 traffic.
i ,otzu‘rs‘ FANCY “HALF Host-z.
Regular Price 15c,,saie Price We.
:PLAIN anormtcv alasou,
.. Begular Price 259, Sale Price 166.
BOYB’ WINDSOR TIES, Odd Lots.
Regular Price 260, Sale Price 10:.
Genre FANCY HAL’P Hose, Spec- LADIBG’V ‘NEGKWBAH, COLLAR
. in Purcha‘ae, . some.
. Result" Price 25:, Sale Price 15:, , Wm, 10:, we PH“ 5c.
Bow FLEECVSEA‘PIP'E? .UNPER‘ LADIES' FANCY N’sc‘staa, ans.
‘ l r " 3 ' i i9¢_ 'l on Line),
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