Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 16, 1905 · page 3

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' ‘ tempdrbiure ‘ 1

 

rou- Nowell: ‘snd 11111111111: r11. tall
night. and Thurs with at wly risin

xydisturtighoo wmcfit;

caused the heavy rain to fall in tin
vicinity ybéterdiii‘bas moved a 11m
soutnI of east.” to the coast and is now
centred ‘bia merit!
The rain tall as general east:€
or the 11 pesto/pl bgiver (luring. theitonian
past. 24 o‘ursz' Flea y rain‘ occurred

over New York state and New Eng-
land, amounts of an inch or more re-

¥9§§s§d ”brighten 11199.11 island.
Hartford 8; Nantucket, 2: 14;
.New Haven, 2102; New York, 1:28;
Northlieid, 1: 70; ‘ Oklahoma, 1: 22;

Portland, Me, 1 18 Light frost was
reported at YelInWston'o' Park.

 

Read the special otter of wines, etc.,
in the Zeittuss Pharmacy ad.
71......
Mrs. Martha Darrow of Westport,
has been visiting trientis in Barton.
Rev Wemyps finith. of Norwalk,
has been visiting triends in Westport.

 

.m—fl—

, Lewis 0. Warde‘il of 16 Ann street,
is ‘now on the gain, after his severe
illness

 

Misses Rachel and Dora Saunders.
oi Ely avenue, are visiting in Ken-
singled. "

 

A twelve pound son has been born
to Mr‘ and Mrs. Willidm Morris, of
No.2 Monroe strcct.

Another great mark down of the
New York clothing stock at (lottlicb s.
Read the ad. for prices

 

 

Mrs Walter Keith, of Dover, N. J.,
is the guest of M1. and Mrs. l“redctick
W. Andrews, of ’f Westport avenue.

Tomorrow there will be a rough
and ready sale ,at the Boston Store.
Read the large ad. in today's issue.

llarry ’1‘. Allen, of New York, is the
guest for two weeks of Colonel and
Mrs. Leslie Smith, of Elmwood avcv
nue.

 

 

Miss Mabel Stratton, of Cedar street,
has gone to Brooklyn and Far Rock-
awuy for her health, for a stay of
three weeks. -

Russell '1‘, Hilton has returned to“

his home in New York, after a twu
weeks visit with his cousin, Lewis
Wardcll. of Ann. street.

Mrs. 112.1}. Hilton and son Russell,
have returned to their home in Brook

 

 

lyn, alter a two Wot-its visit with the

bosses Smith 0! Ann street.

 

 

Miss Elizabeth FilinOI‘ and Mike
Dora Barnum, of Danbury, have re,
turned home after a visit with Mrs.
Edward l. Boers, of Lowe street.

 

 

Washington Camp, No ii, Patriotic

oi 1111118101111 of America; Olive

gleam lodge. Knights of Pythias,
and Sherman (‘.1nin1‘il Royal Arca-
aunt,
ntorrow night.

 

wiiuif the ills that man in heir to
indignation. ,, Burdock
iilood [litters strengthens and tones
makes indigestion lln:

conic from

the stomach;
possible.

Charles R.

llnllork.

the Fifth
New Haven, last week.

tlou. be acted in his stead

..—

The highway opposite the new h'dulo .
oi Iionry Frock, in Lowe street, cav—
ed in ycatorduy, owing to the recent
rains, and 11 horse owned by Charles

Eguymoui the armor, which tell
in I 0 hole, broke part oi the harness.

William W iihupurd, the Boston ht-
cyuliut and chauftuur 1.. spending a
or so in lion i1 Norwalit. dur-
£th which time be 11 anointing I13» '

ltley, or South Main street in ,tbo
bicycle and auuimobiio ropelrinu bud- ‘

mew -

week

rm

 

Mr and Mr». William P

loft

Norwnik to Boston by rail and in

tendedto go mountaineer oi 1111.111».

lance by steamer .

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nc'u'rt“ Nahi'uokeug, ‘

will hold regular meetingstov

of South Nor-'
walk, attended the annual reunion of
Connecticut Volunteers at
in the ab-
aunt-o ol' the smrclmy of the associa-v

limlfl d!
esterday tor.- ‘

lg? street.
nth/ho ii‘ it my will ”“11
days MMilan made the trip from

‘ from “RPM”? business

IaeoIoufuu Huh I“ other inedi-
guy fifi Nosuflersrshoulddesfi

won hum of "ti friendl.
“his to

We?! yh
mind to person Maximal casino “4

the statement tItiItat Hp station on
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(slain: valuable medicrlfloud the treaunsr of

 
 
 
 

 

m.r r on
IIIiz‘Fi‘ut It
Dr. Dav 1| Kennedy's Bone. In?“

111.1111 nmls WEE “
bottl Moo):

E RENE“
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‘e price Is ”.063”
via repainted
”we
GOOD ORDER. 1' ‘ =
Report From 19M“ Rapper of the
Wallace A. Smith, high chief ranger
in Connecticut of ‘the independent
Order of Foresters, since his return
from the triennial session of the su-
meme court of the order in Atlantic
City', NJ ,‘hn's be 11" the bearer or wet
come inionnation bout the couit pro
ct‘edings lto’ many of the courts about
the state, including Court Mahackomo,’
Court Narruk and Companion Court:I
Star oi’ Columbia Circle
The reports read at the convention
showed an increase in the surplus fund
of the order all 611.000.0011 since the
last convention, making a total sur
plus bf 69, 000,.000 This of course set:
tied all rumors about increased rate
which will remain 'the same-as a
present. indefinitely. There was a rate
itvision in 1894, this order being the
iirst to take it 11p, having foreseen the
I'CtitidliiOllS which a'ie ‘how troubling
some fraternal insurance bodies.
‘ Among the interesting business
transacted was the reduction of the
age limit of membership from, 18 to
iii VI .1111 Changes were made in the
insurance by Avhich a member can ar-
range to have his beneficiary receive

 

 

 

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mcnls instead of one installment and
another which provides it term policy.'T
by \1 illtli a member can carry atldi
lionnl insurance for a stated number
of years at a very low rate The 1‘-on
v1ntion also provided tor a special ln-‘
surzantc of $2 50 for the women mem-
bers of the order whichdocs not per-
mit a mule member to‘carry less than
$500 insur.ance
The tonventlon got around a prob-
lem, that of maintaining the Orphan 11
home, an inatttutioa which cares for
c'hildlen oi members who are left in
oiphanhoo'd in tendei years, by or dot
ing a contribution of one cent each
111011... from all of the members. This
arrangement will be generally agree-
able and will provide
year. The independent Foresters are
proving the vahie of fraternal insur-
ance organisations. It has a splendid
system, gives low rates and still has
a very large surplus fund which is in-
trtasing constantly.
’77?“

THE ONLY WAY.

There is no way to maintain the
health and strength of mind and bodv
except by nourishment. There is no
way to‘ nourish except through the
stomach. The stomach must he kept
healthy. pure and sweet or
strength will let down and the discus.
will set up. No appetite, loss or
strength. neryousncss, headache. con-
stlpatton bad breath. sour risingu. rifl-
lug. indignation. dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles that are curable are
quickly ruled by the use of Kodol Dya-
pepaia Caro. Kodol digests what you
cat and strengthens the whole digea
live apparatus. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. or“

 

 

One'of Nantucket a summer visitors
strolled into the little shop kept by an
old man, a militia oi the place

linen cloth won 11 «he bought for funny
work. Some trimdu who saw and
liked it went to the shop and purch-
ased all that remained.
in a, few days the proprietor went to
the "mainland" to replenish his stock
and Mleore of the Mine!
which. lilo. were soon sold
"Weill” exclaimed Uncle Hi as the
int. yard wont, "it any more of you

to «immunised an all it.
Mmoflspmwbir bereabopt'l r“

Ti Lilli i

' ”ohm 1ItiIid Unto-Daft.

Accomoiodafions Fin! Clue.
7111M Very Moderate.

 

 
 
 
 
 

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‘ vans Room. AFTER all
After a hearty meal a dude

 

 

 

11 1111 total cure
”EMU” on

.. Rem» Mildew Pramacy.

‘osk Hetu', auur nlnimf

Stomach.
Bad Breath and all Stomach troubles.
Oi

 
 

 
 
 

. IF YOU WANT A

 

i0 TO Dill/l YOU WITH THI

not" outfit IIIi‘NAIt:
AT rut towsa‘r out.
im- FRIDI|.

 

i tion will be held
1% ,

Katharina

line attérnooa sotsion. lollowod

“other routine business. ‘
W

imdcli pain and worry.
and was all run down, and a year ago

the death benefit in ten ytauly instuill- 31‘

$27,000 per ‘

the ‘

in looking about she (build a kind oi’

001“.

folks want that start you can go up
i cant

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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The I‘It annual abstention or tilt”
Connecticut Funerfi

. I",

will be 11115er represented att e

The program for Tuesday, aside

 

 
 
 
 
 

The address of President Charles
Fable, of Westwrt. Will be moo lit

lecture on “Notes and Esperiments on
theloubieet o! Discoloratlonll’ hymn
Barnes. After this comes a carriage
drive and shore dinner. The after,
dinner addreuites. will be by William F
Boardmnn, of Brooklyn, N. Y. and
Iitev. lit. C. 'ilullart of New Haven. ,
JWedhcsdays program will include
Emotes by D1. Barnes, an address by
Mr. Hill of Webmbrt. the bloc;
lion and installment of oiilcers and

 

 

 
 

GIVEN UP TO DIE.
B. spread. 121114 N; {illusion tail. Ev.-
Innsville, Ind. w tes: “For over five
years i was roubled with kidney and
bladder affections Which caused me
I lost flesh '-

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bad to abandon work‘ entirely. I had
three or the. best-physicians who did
up to‘die'. Foley‘sxidney‘Cure was
me‘ great relief. and alter taking the
second bottle 1 was entirely cured.
Sold at'IPlalsted's Drug Store. ‘9

 

 

”Po the Board or County Commission». ‘
ers of Fairfield County:
1 Hereby apply for a license to sell
splitttious anti intoxicating liquors, ale,
'lager beer Rhine wine, and older at
,2}, Railroad ayenue, Town of Norwalg.,
My place or business is not located .;
within 200 feet in a direct line or a
Church edifice or public school house
or the pro oinises pertaining thereto, or
any post- other}, public library or come-
‘tcry.
Dated at Norwnik. this 81h day of
August, A. 0., 1905.
FRANK '1‘. SAUNDERS.
Allplicani.
We, the undersigned clottors and
taxpayers as dcfincd by law of tin
own of Not walk hereby endorse t'hl
application oi ”it above named A‘Vl‘dnit
Saunders for such license.
Dated at Ntirwallt. this 8th day of
August, A. 1)., 1905.
John ()Idl‘nschlager, C. S. Lollin
lacob Wolf, J. L. McFarland, ii. Quill
ner.‘
l hereby certify that iilt‘ aimvl
named endorscrs are electors and tax
payers as defined by law. of the Town
of Nor-walk
Dated at Norwnlk, this 8th day oi
August, A. it, 1905., ‘
HERBERT It. SMl'l‘ll.
Town Clerk.

 

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"£ququ Seaside
Sliti’lEinASE ISLAND

Connecticut} wonderland of Amuse
merits.
Via Rail to
BRIDGEPORT
AND STEAMER.

Thursday. August 17

Special Train Schedule and Excur
olon Rates as Follows:

Leave liarlen 9:21 11. 1a.. l’ui cunts.
Leave South Norwalk, 9:27 a. m.
40 cents.

Duc Bridgeport 9:50 a. 111.
And 8216thle HABB iSilAND bi
Steamer at 10:20 11.111.

' THIS is A LIMITED sxcunston.
No Tickets 11111 sold bcyond the scat-
ing capacity of the train. iiuy your
tickets in advance and avoid diaup
polntment on the day of the linear

l THE GRF‘A'P STIGEI’LP‘CHABF
RACE COURSE. Open Air Theatre
Ballroom, Bathing Pavilion, Roller
Coaster, Circle fiwtuirs. Ferris Wheel
Laughing Gallery. Musical (‘arouaoi
Moving Picture Hall Trip to the Holy
1.11.11.11.10, are among the numerotu
nitrite“ ns.
RE’N RNING tho excursionists wilt
leave Steeplechase island, by Steamer
‘ln council to reach Bridgeport Bunion
at 6: 00 p 111..
special train w l depart.
THE NEW YORK; NE
HAR’VFURD RAIL DAD CO.
‘ F o. 09 IV. ‘
't GUi'i'i. ‘PII or Adam.

311111 Recreation tours?" 4

Block island ! day trips, 68- 59 111
, 610. .62 July 16. 22, 20, August. 6, 12

”w” um um. 11 daytrins. 111.00 .Iiuu
6‘

313521 11%“ #236191: 317.00

White Mountains. 5 day trips, '23. 00.
July 2i. Animist 7. 21, soptombor i
Santos: Harlan. 4 or 6 day trips
$12.50 artistes July 17, 21.11.1111;
”,1 st “Wilmer 4.

2in h day trips. 820.00
’1. , IIIImt 7. 14. 21,28

ya trip, 632.4 till.

“all” 1 days trip.
32400 Tuesday August 321111.

0111111111 MIMI; , , trips.
’ "Idiot iii,

314.20!
‘ . at 'l‘our. ll day trip, Thousand

 

 
 
 

 

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August 8, 22.29
iIbla ." Monti-oath lichen, Anubis
. It. Tues-

Marinated use,

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issued by the secretary of slate and
“those who desire theta can
copies (19111 that ofilclal.
anthem in, about the

recommended and the first bottle gave.

,Ifi Which time return '
HAVEN AND “

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OI lALE BY CHARLES E. DOW.

 
 

environs OF 1905. “""
The statutes of 1905 have been

obtain,
The new

‘Blltfiq
passed

average
law-

 

e numb er of new

\' Burns Malignant at the Charge. But

,1 werit'at th
lilacs in Stamford."
,- th 11111; never stole anythtnsdn bils ‘
, not a woman' 1‘1. and he thought it
i actions could make such a Mistake.
, charge of theft of a woman a hat vat
.-ue1i at $3.Pollco1nan Smith said the s“
hat belonged to a South Nbrwalk yvo»
.f mumwhoae name was not nicnttoiiodv

out of a wagon in Manhattan street .1
' about. midnight and phi it under his

111‘ at iliii 1111i 11.?

_ . any description of it.
. of its value.

”use...

THEFT .OF WOMAN’ B HAT.
OM
”Fined Him 07.

.1 ems me here to wtrwatlk as at him .
land .11th .hamaslead at satay,

lob, he spent Yesterday aft »
teruoou ”tending bar down on the
street where Abraham Doyle has his
He didn‘t latest

 

 

 

it 0. Besides, it was 11 watts hat nd

.qunwwu‘

wipim Barb’s. of nitric unknown, knewI . . “
‘ a lot at 111111.] nice Slammed people;

will

’ .“ i! All“ .

rt

scum MEWNAK'S oasar any 600138410118.-

AGENT EON. MAX ,MANTON’S PATTERNS.

“,‘MWW‘WW W“ 1111 -‘ “M111 M

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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ny one who Was so‘ positive abbot

Burns Was in court in Stamford on a

 

John Ready samurai! take something

coal. 'l‘.ho something proud to be a
woman's hat. Ready said he was nob “
up on, women s hate. and he could. not
give Assistant Prosecutor Jenkins
or the least idt‘ii
Smith supplied the value
part of the testimony, and figured it.‘
at 13 Ready told Burns to put the
but back, or be arrested. lie put 11.1
back, and Ready went on his way. He; ,
Ietopifid a Minor distance beyond, and

urns roach the wagon again. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

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and its
the ~

the no good and i was practically given ; . ‘

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rtw changes.

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/ 1' Hf M in . mil :, 'Illi‘ ll: wow 1..
, -. 1'1 Ii" ‘ inn
:1‘ till 1 ‘nit rIiu' ; "

REG:

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ii $oyen,,Days,,Barga1n Banquet
Without a Parallel in the
StOre’ 5 History.

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Greatest Barge

tact IfiIt II! the

WHITE LAWN WAISTS, AT 980. WORTH 01.08.

Children‘s dressoo.15c. up. Hats. which have been $1.25, new at 491:.
Trimmed'l-iats sold for less than cost.
nice line of Skirts, made in the latest style, from 01. 56 up.

Cell and convince yourself before buying elsewhere.

The Fair Cloak and For Store,

68 WASHINGTON OTEEET. '

..—,.. m»..-v...~ W...“

the Ever Offereo

Flowers ah‘nest pit/en away. Also a

We guarantee per-

 

tlnd lhIcm at 11 low price. We wi

lit for the most timlltiious critic,
you leave your til'litll‘.

J. W. DODGE.

Successor to Jacob Schaub.

 

Enormous Appetites to feed

there must be. judging by the pro-
portions our ot‘tll‘t's have assumed this
annimcr. W11. arc always busy, because
people I11 South Not-walk that know
what good meats are know where to

~lend you home a steak, roast or chop

22 Washington Street. .. Phone 3294.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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if

" looking at Good furniture

is a pleasure to all who are interested
in beautifying the home.

ACGEPT AN lNVlTATiON

to call and no out-offerings.

w. would especially like you to see

our Rockers that we are selling tor

1.95. ,_ ckWe have it nicely polished

. a: 123% or with pebble mt, and nice
o

with full roll am
he has, “wild price.

A. .i. ANGEVINE d SON.

 

August Furniture Bats.
«rooted. A low of our specials.

016.60 DID. SALE PRICE
$12.00 BID, DALE PRICE

tilt“: iii Sllci

10.00 I'D. DALE PRICE

06.60 “:53? “if: P I0:

“.00 DID, DALI PRIDE

oIalo'Iol
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One-third Them; 9313111941 ,rioes.

Never will you "we the enlist-litany to buy iron and Brass Beds oi
the some quality 111....1 when near the prices we are asking during our
Cam”. in and look the line over It you are at all in-

AOIIQOoAIIli 11113111.: ar-ui1ton '12:”

w. do not describe them 113332“ ml doebrlpttbd will???“ y'6‘u the set-

Ollh or Great}. gm Washington at.

 

 

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Alden-4‘...
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,. otherIitemIs which are in daily use in

THE HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

The shootings, the outing flannets,
the linens, the bed spreads, the sheets
and pillow slips, and the score of

every home in the community.

BLEACHED AND

UNBLEACHED MUSLINS
2 holes good quality brown cotton;
sale price. per yd. ‘i‘r’gt‘.
Extra lino quality 31') in. wide brown
cotton. regular 81‘. quality; sale price,
pcr yd. 51,90.

THE STOCKING 8TOOK ‘

300 dozen women's seamless Ifbst
black lit/so. quality hose, for this sale,
7c. pair, or 4 pairs for 25c.

150 dozen 151-. quality seamless, that
black, plain or dropstitich women's
hose for this sale, 10c pair, or 3
pairs for 25c.

One special lot of womon' 3 tan hose,
worth from 12%1‘. up, for this sale,
101-. pair or 'i pairs for 250.

171 and 191‘. quality womens black
or tan diopstitt‘h or lace hose, for this
sale, 144.1. pair. ‘

151.290.111111 391‘ quality women's
plain tummk tan or white dropstitich,
iatt‘wnrk ni‘ flat hose. and large as. "
sottmcnt of fancies, for this sale,,19o.

 

Fine soil-finished 36 in. wide bleach»
ell 1:,otton ilc quality; sale price, {1511c
Extra title quality, tilt in. wide.
blea1h1ul cotton, regular tic. quality;
salt; price, per yd., 6%0.

Hills and lmisdalc muslin, 36 in.
wide; sale price, per yd., Sc.

wros SHEETINes AND
PILLOW CASE musuus

42 in. brown pillow cotton, 1131912.
quality; sale price, per yd.. 10c.
45 In, brown pillow cotton; sale

price per yd., ,111‘.

45 in; Pequot mills brown cotton;
sale price per yd., 1214.0.

42 in, bleached pillow cotton;
price per yd.,-91‘

«t; In. bleached pillow cotton; sale
price per yd, 101:,

All in. iiit‘ill'lil‘d pillow cotton; 17c.

sale

quality; sale price, per yd., 121/20.

9-4 brown shooting, 211‘. quality;
sale price per yd., lllc.

9-4 brown shooting, 25c. quality;
sale price per yd. 211:.

9-4 brown sheeting, 300, quality;
sale price per yd., 2131:.

10-4 extra heavy brown sheeting,
281‘. quality; sale price per yd., 221:.

9-4 good quality bleached sheeting;

sale price pt-r yd., 2ic.
10-4 bleached shooting, extra heavy
271:. quality; Hliit,‘ price per yd., 23c.

pull.

the quality children‘s seamless fast
blutk ribbrtl hone, for this sale, 71:.
pair, Ul 1 pairs [01 25c '

12%1‘. quality children‘s hose, with
double kncc sole, heel and toe, seam-
lesa and fast black for this sale, 100.
pair, or 3 pairs int 251:.

1111-. quality boys fast black hose.
lot this sale, pair, 12151:.

251 quality mlsses' seamless black
inct lisio hose, for this sale, 151:. pain

GREAT NOTION SALE -
Little things, you; but little thing! "
count in a sale of this sort.

()nc paper pins, lc.

Hair pins, 3 papers for 1c.

(to. hair pins now per paper, 20.
.10. linen finish thread, spool, 1c.
3c basting cotton, spool, 11:.
1.1.pcarl buttons, dozen. 30.

10c. pearl buttons, dozen, 5c.

-ic. safety pins, paper, 21:.

he. safety pins paper 30.

.n‘. hooks and cy.es curd, tic.

ltono hair pins, dozen, 51‘.

1511. bone heir pins, dozen, 100.
illc largo bottle vasoline, dc.
laugh bottle ammonia, to

tilt toatherstitch braid, piece, 56.
2111‘. talcum powder, 90..

251‘ bottle illorida water. 101:.
251:.liollie of bay rum, loc.

tic. lloso supporters, all sizes, 80.
51.1111s01ted soap, per cake. 31:
Lot Lot. belts, l‘t‘liili ed to 1511.

Lot llic. tooth blushes, reduced to
l 101‘. '

 

 

Sale Begins Saturday Morning. Aug.
12 Ends Saturday Night, Aug. 19.

 

TO HANDLE ONLY SUCH GOODS

MER A FRIEND. EVERY FRIEND
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE CONCEDEDLV COMPETENT JUDOEB, AND .

WE HAVE ma wono or MANY
THEY oar A‘l' one area: ans
rasv PAY FOR THEM.

NE

86 WASHINOTON SIT»

 

 
 

hit on, eraser. 1

 

 

Of Trimmed Millifl’éry.

All untrimmed Straw Hats, title. title and 7611.
and Washable Hate. Ladios' Duck flats in all the latest

2:; s s. Tmoa‘eon

83 85 Washmg‘ton Street.

 

AIM

A8 WILL MAKE EVERY CUSTO- .
AN ADVERTISER FOR US.

or THEM THAT Tit; anrictu
VIVELiI. WORTH svsnv PENNY .

RYAN, 1
1.

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