Straw hats? . days are numbered.
Coulomb-e are in.lboir brim. »
' The excursion Bruce is waning.
«Stray. Hole and (lease. O'Brien.
wen-I—
Rev. Father Winters. of New Brit
ala- will leave next. week for a trip to
Canada.
M
The Norwalk City- Council will meet
Monday evening.
Th 1. Ram in
omits o w spend Bun-
day. at Dalton. Pearl)"d .
HIP-Ingm—
Mrs Ellen Nominee is visiting her
1 son,. C. A. )4 8mm
Fflflfl*fiw*~fi-
Fine days for. ca spin through the
country in automobiles.
W q ,
-.-This sat. and Men. will be extra
bargain days at M. S. Smith a Co.
Miss Lqu Clark of New York, is
visiting was Nina Mull.
Contractor Peter Shields is painting
Manuel fl‘. hatch a residence.
——-—-r-eo-rr-—-
Blankets have been shaken out of
their summer retreats by these crisp
nights
_..,.....__._
Miss lilmily Spear. of Brooklyn. is
visiting Mrs. Charlotte Corbett of Ce-
dar street. -
F...—
Dwight W. Smith, of Smith Norwalk
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
Hunt. of Danbury.
' -—Straw Halo. Umbrellas. OBrien.
. P. H. McNamara. of Holyoke. and a
party of friends visited C A. Mc—
Namara; yesterday; ‘ * . ,
Mrs. Marvin Benedict of Norwaik,
is the guest of Mrs J. F. Stillman in
New Canaan, this week.
'l/l “cl. 4H“ '
William Keolehthe Ridgetield llV-
crynt’an, is a patient at the Danbury
hospital, recovering from an operation
“.1... —-‘-it_+-—-—_—
Miss Nellie N. Irving of Boston is
a guest of her cousin, Mine Patrick
Cumin, 10 Pine direct, South Nor-
wa .
Rev. Paul Moore Strayer. of Roch-
cater. N. Y.. preached in the Greens
Farms Congregational Church, Sun-
day“
rlesuDucroes, of South Norwalk,
silent Monday at his home, 147 Ex-
change street, New Haven with his
thorny
The annual (log, poultry and pet
stock show of the Ridgeficld Club will
be held on the club grounds, Thurs-
day, August 31.
——lf to want of crockery. glass on
amel. tin or woodenware.
you special low prices this week. M:
S.8mith & Ctr
‘ u . -.:
Wheeler & Wilson’s Band. of Bridge-
port will give the usual concerts to-
morrow afternoon and evening at the
hotel, Rot‘o‘u Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Buckmsn and
Mrs lmogene Coley. of South Nor-
walk. Were guests at Samuel Osborn'e,
in Weston; last week. i
Miss Leis Boynton has returned to
her home in Claremont. N, 11.. after
spending several weeks with Miss
Louise Lawrence. of West street.
Till: booth Norwalk Drum Corps will
coco pony the Paintera' Dutch to
Danbury on Labor Day and will take
part in the big labor‘paradeltberow
Rev. Harvey E. homes. of Brook-
lyn. will preach in the Methodist
Church. New Canaan. Sunday thorn-
in‘g. There will be no service in the
evening..
‘ “d' M
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0 Solomon. of
Chestnut Hill, Norwalk. have roturn~
ed to their home in that city. after al
visit with Mr and Mrs. J. P Frisble.
of Bridgeport.
-—.Cnlh Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
”Hut. 0.. id. Joachim» Mrs. W. B.
Penney. Mrs Etta (7. Willardaen. Har-
ris Johnson and Harvey Emory ot
Bouthport. spent yesterday in Nor~
walk as guests of Mr. and him. it B
’8
e g. l.‘ .x 7‘.
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The Commercial Record states that
there were at: sales of real estate in
Norwalk last week, with mortgages of
. “.000. . the mode week in Aug-
on, last r, there were five sales,
and mortgages of 8700.
I! TO IIHVI‘ YOU’ WITH TMI
‘ III‘l“ MEAT.» OITAINAILI
AT THI LOW‘OT MAR.
KIT PRICED.
lfig :WW t
”duos-fret.
’ ‘ ‘ll’ Sodium iii Sitter
we will give»
5"? .. .‘Efmw.
l ‘5 l 'l
it” M498 "1‘. 888988188“! ill! W
ernor Henry Roberto.
Governor Roberts nnounced last
weWt “Wilma“! ("8486444) turn
commluiOns. underwriters from the
genetil assent iv. to do various this
in the way 0 collecting information
for future assemblies pan it
is obvious' that the ”38%;?! .on the
whole. dke'r’mded'bfi giant in
the selection of com apaintings butt it
is yet to bu "t’h‘fi Mulls oi
theft-tellerew'tlll amount to more than
the labor of previous commissions. it
is at least dollhtixxlr‘wfltea Trumbull
in the New Torin-Herald.- .
Th8 8168f. 'irdlitirtanlllof ‘tho dommlh
clans announbdd tthistitltdtlltlirected to
study the» question of uniform char
tore tor Connecticut“ unioipallties. it
will be noticed that to order has
made his nominations wit great care
here. He has ”filed several mhy
are who are ill 5. p tun ‘tb pass intel-
ilgently upon fills digestion in om the
various pantie pot a “of Vt ', and
'lvcn 811th for associates. men
noti ‘15ubfl’c ethics Who have lung bun
known as serious students of” tntinitii
pal 86143711111818 ‘18 is it very ”Mgr
commutes, Which is not usually icon-
sidel‘d‘d llh advantage. but ad the sub
lect is one that will requir‘s widespread
correspondence. it can be effectively
subdividedx in making Mayor Mooney
of Hartford. chatmxm which 1 take tt
be the object of naming him first. Gov-
rernor Hoberts has shown ‘admirablt
judgment He has impressed hl‘xhsdlf
upon the people of the state "as it has
been the good foxtuue of few munl
cipal officials to do. and in consc-
ouenco any work that he undertaker
for his state will be studied with in
creasing respect. ' ‘ '
The work hat fills commission will
have to do wtil At the outset hump up
against a prejudice of long standing
in Connecticut Front the time ‘thc
first city Was chartered there has
been a common belief that no two ci
‘ ties prcsentcd common need. and that
therefore each application for a char
tor should be considered separately. it
would be difficult to imagi a more
preposterous misundertdandl 13‘ of h
common state of Iocf'nty. bill it has
prevailed for so ion that it must now
he threshed out be are a conclusion
can be reached that. will gain the ap
pr‘obatiou of a minority of the com
or
ccounts
sembliY
kind of
Haven
"1
BY
the terms of theseicharters, Now Ha~
you was declared to be ‘lncapahle’oi
self government. while Norrtieh Was
declared to be equal to any strain up
on its superior ability. The reason.
of course. was that it did not seem
possible to a Republican legislature
that a Democratic city could be as
responsible as one accidentally presto.
ed otter by men in political sympathy
with it.
If this toninilaslon takes the bull by
the horns and agrees at the outset that
the question shall be approached from
a careful study of the cities 'of tire
stateand of such towns as audio the
process of titular-become petitioners for
charter rights. and without regard to
partisanship, it will serve the common
wealth to great advantage. if is en
louib‘ls to construct a frame
workmf‘ municipal government which
shdli appeal to the needs of every
Connecticut (i.ty
'i‘he argtrment whioh'hasdhme ianor-
ant ditty so many years~-that. it is im-
possible to set the same pace for two
or more cities—has not a log to stand
upon. Exactly the some general prin:
oldie can be enfOrced in the ohsototl
“I? Obnrremleutacim i The ”more
hot nhat New flavors may he hit
lint iegulationp while Hartford Wev‘
terbury may need bone, is a more in-
cident of the discussion So far as
the organisation of a city is concern-
ed, they all require certain definite
rules of government and desettm dbl-h
taln “fil' of; home this 'l‘lthlle can
easily determl ed and Written into:
a general nlunfci al law. when upon
its adoption a new municipal life
would b’d’iénioydd. ... ’ ,
HARBTROM SCHOOL IMPROVE.
old misunderstanding
for the actidn of la zbllbral ;‘
many years ago granti
a charter to the ‘clt ‘0
and ‘88 entirely ill l'bntr
charter to the city of Norwich.
. T8.
Alterations to ”Cost About 87,000 Can-
I 5 MA .“m‘m’ ’41.. om“
Carl m “Who lull condor.
Ftede oratory school in Norwalk
mum” yearn. 'ttes'uiirecd it edit
tree representing ahogt £000 WW1
PM“ It outbid extort
of h I; large schodl building. This tutti
been secured by A. R. Mulwln 8: Com-
pany. of Norwalk. The Work will be
dubbed inmhout a th. when the
students wit return rom their soul
mett'v'aobtio.
baildtu will not only be entirely
chapped, but will be greatly improved
reasons: as “t...”
Wvdm
led. Itnd replaced with substantial
work .the dialog- room is to be remod-
eled. and a tee porch added thereto.
“glam etdprwhewlllh also“ be
plumbing. heating and gas and elec-
drilmlilln Mair... unwell an new
floors and painting throupboutr The
foundation walls Mandi) of stone.
The plane for the improvements and
alterations were prepttroli‘ by Arch!
toot. W. W. Knowles?“ New York.
"4* ADVAfldgé.v HIM’NGAL
Harry nursing. t 0 local bill poster
has taken It contract. for the rest of
the Mason its advance talent for It
New Jemv theatrical economy. and
be: dreads sneeze lined III-sums.
Stilts... 3L. twill”
mw‘ruu'attmIrom'm
Th! 80998881166101 the’ ,
'i."'l'¢i‘.tllo
Qt .tvhfm
r as cit
niacin It 1 oft allow
or... at «9 r .
out on up”:
can, were than dNew York. a ”that "for
33‘ 3mg??? attic tickgtclerk it???
a 4 a ran I:
fill“ dv'ei‘ 'thé Uni night '88? while “3‘
88 New York the clot tits sell tickets to
eastern and northeruypouns only. Be .
sides this. there three ticket
geologist t‘he Nevfilia'dii attrition, and
on up sopen romye 'aexidto
year's end. The“ Wigwam“ hate is less
bills than that at No
‘r Cuiey asap . n.‘lbh n‘ J.
Pow assistant tract agent at the
stat! n, to succeed Mr.” Prim. Mr. Phil!
on; is one of the most genial and gifted
ot the many money channels in tile
money temples of Mr. Mellen'a bit;
business enterprise. H8 ill a popli-
isr New Haveuor a graduate of the
accounting department in the general
office bull mg and has been connected
with the ticket department at the de-
pot about ilve years He was con-
gratolated on many sides today upon
his promotion ..
Mr. Powers will he succeeded in his
present work the afternoon day trick
by Charles Mack. the night ticket as
out at the station for sortie years. Mr.
Mack is’ another popular man at the
d'e‘g‘ot
r Mack will he succeeded on the
hi ht tilllrgo of duty" by Henry Allard.
o w
the general passenlrjer‘ageht.
MW
coLic AND oiAlt’tlHosA—A REME-
DY ‘l‘tl‘A‘l'LE l8 A‘g'ltfifllPT AND
The prompt results produced by
Chambeildl‘xi It Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy together with its
plbbsant taste have Won‘ for it 9. place
.in many households. Mr. W. ‘1'. Toy
cry" a merchant! ofJ Winslow. Ala.
writes: '- “if" hays used Chamberlain's
scone Cholera and Diarrhoea Retired:
[myself and also with men on my place
for diarrhoea and coils and it always
;alves relief promptly and pleasantly.‘
tlon Clifford Pharmacy and Zoltfus:
Pharmacy.
ATTAGHMENT OF LICENSES. 2
Mt
New Law Provides That They Shall
'Not Be Taken From Saloonl.
Amen the new laws whichfweat in
cases a week’*waa conversing
#Wlfinhn’tm lbnl nor uses. Hm
«fibre lt 1188 b the'htatoin for a
sperm or constable in attaching a u
charm to take it from the Moon and
Eileen lt ln‘hfit possession. as are
suit of this. the suloonkecpcr would
beyrcstruined for a time from doing
business. as he would either have to
Iettlo‘ the claim ‘against him or give
bonds in lieu of the license.
The right of the officer to take a ll»
censc into his possession husbsen a
mooted question for sonie“‘-~t'im0. ac-
cording to Representative ~fl‘homas
Bowen. of Naugatuck. when“! a them.
her of the Judiciary C(lmmlWDGA'Wthll
reported on the matters" By the
to the proper procedure' in attachingr
aliquor license is removed The new
law decreed that the license shall not
be taken utility from the saloon in
which it is kept. but that a legal at
technical shall consist of leaving a
copy of a writ at the place of busi
ness of the licensee, a notice of the
suit at this town sierra voice and n
stuff": notice it. the office of the
county commissioners. The fees of
the serving officer will be greater un-
der this lprotted‘tfro than the old one.
but saloonkoepers generally will wei-
come‘thwohaoge, this said.
DANGEROUO AND UNCERTAIN.
For aunb at. letter and all ‘alin am
"tithes DeWitt's Witch tinsel
Sill e 1186 no equal. ft in a certain
cure for blind, bleeding. itching and
protruding piles. it will draw the
fire out of a burn and heal Without
leaving I scar. ~Boiis- old sores. can
bunnies. etc, are out My cured by the
has of the lanolin) Witt's Witch Ba-
:1 Salve. Accept no substitute an
or are often annex-ott- and uncer-
tain. Sold by he Clifford Phar-
macy. 8'
“mm
TAKING RAILROAD MIN'D PEDI-
OHEIO
5
order of the mechanical supert
int debut rmk‘fl.’ shuttles lot the
Consolidated road. that system will
’00 hlfl'thl tan-7f all
" udldfihtifid to. £2331
lwof'dilxfi Infll
once. The age. time of entering the
carries. ‘etott have been taken by
a canvasscr soul tlirounh the alumni
lame ill” thb men objected to being
too NW Questioned, but they all
gave. what was asked.
Sixty men were found who are over
sixty years his age. and it is thought
lhdy‘may rtlcelve Muslims ‘ '
Home of the men look upon the met
for in a critical light and believe the
convene was made that the company
may have data f ready referenue in
mg. between men and
employers. 9 work of collection
data is not finished.
11th It.
fifths}:- £515? relief ”190.35%“
any lasting
until lob.
use of Dr. 15?? lmountain's route
Remedy. of hadn't '88.“er filo pain.
caused»- he calculus or stone hula!
been ills lvttdt‘by the Maine; 1 am
ready to testify that my recovery was
due to Dr. Kennedy's Favorite item-
edv.~ll. D. Parsons. Rochester. 0‘
HA4 ultra Av goeirton no new
Miss Hazel M. Gerri-h. who former-
ly resided or a. Adams avenue.- hes
comp d a earl-e of stud “at Miss
ea '0 arbitrary. 0 our but?“ In.
and lust lam t pendent
York city Her many friends in the
hermit: will comm her on liar
0:81:89” Infill «inert .
there from the (mice of 19 26
For sale by Simeon Powell Corners ‘
terms of the new law. ullltiocstions as ‘
‘wdro
,eettooool “ii
, ~ 8 gash will be
lit '.. ”tremendous j
t905 ‘
‘iué mor TlntrTahlo.
“ '5 9 "d «W! limp“
the New and Commedloue
lsm’ifii‘a summarily
their. inA Ii. venue.
Mover ”unit I?” for Norwalk.
Mondays dud 8‘ days at 6:45 a’. In.
and 2; all p In. “I ‘
Leave Norwalk for Huntington on
Mondays and Frldfld at 8: 45 e. In.
and 4: 45 p. m.
Excursion Tickets 80c
Single Fare 4 40¢
Childrono to 12 you": Excursion.
36o: Single Fare. ”at
Will stop at Valley Grove Mondays
and Fridays on signal.
Faro from Norwilk: Round trip,
Passengers from Norwaik by 8. 45
I. In. hoat‘wlll have five hours at Vat
'ey Grove and 4 hours at Huntington.
lite Recreation lcurs.
Block island. 3 day trips. 88.60 to
410.50. July 15. 28. 29. August 5. 12,
l - .
Watch Hill, 3 day trips. 810.00. July
15, 22. 29. August 6. 1:2. 19. 26.
Cottage City. 5 day trips, 817.00.
luiy 24, August 7.28
White Mountains. 5 day trips. 888. 00
luly 84. August 7. 21, September 4
Saratoga Springs. 4 or 6 day trips.
$12.50 or 815.50. July 17. 24, 31, Aug-
Ist 7. 14, 21. 28. September 4.
Ausable Chasm, 6 day trips. 828.00.
luly 17. 24, 31. August 7. 14, 21, 28,
septetnbcr 4.
Nlhgnra Falls. 4 days trip. 824. 00.
i‘ucsday. August 23nd
Thousand islands. 4 days trip.
524.00. Tuesday, August 22nd
Catskill Mountains 5 day trips.
$14.50 from cw Haven. July 18$
in st. 8. 28. 9 "
el Tour. 13 days trip. Thousand
island's. Montreal. Quebec. Aunehie!
Chasm and Sarntoga, 881.00. Tues-
iay. August 22nd.
Nova Scotla, 10 days trip, 858. 00
from New Haven. Saturday. August
l2lh.
Moosehead Lake 8 days trip. ‘40 00
'rom New Haven. Monday. Septem
her 11th.
Gettysburg and Washington. 7 days
rip, 880. 00 from New. Haven. Friday.
)ctober 13th
For the New up land Tourist ties
:riblng all tou'rs an ‘fickets cell on
and
union. of steel. enameled pith. ,
,Eg‘umbers llkht in color. The marker is
. Secretary; of 8tate Bodenwsiu has
jlwalldod t o
be new automobile institute. recoil ‘e
y not“ of the general assembly, to by‘
n «AW aid. of New London.
it. The marker will consist of I. shoot
bl with; the
. it one piece and will accumulate dust. .
he shatter the front. of the machine
'qu have slots. so that it can be at
lashed so that it can swing if desired.
The marker must be stationary.
‘ The state will tarnish the markets
at cost. whichi e81 per pot 1of two‘.
They will be ready by giantl
der to comply with tltola‘w. They will
ll be distributed from the establishment
of Lyon a 18de upon receipt of or»,
{tiers from the state secretarys office.
Cash must accompany all applications
So far, 816 applications have been re-
solved.
1..
4.
contract for furnishing .:
.inor-"
THE ONLY WAY. .
There is no way to maintain the
health and strength of mind and body
except by nourishment. There is no
way to nourish exoept through
stomach.
healthy. pure and sweet or the
strength, will let down and the disease
will not up. No appetite. loss of
strength. nervousness, headache. coin
stlpation. bad breath. sour risings. rift-
lug. indigestion. dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles that are curable are
quickly cured by the use of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure Kodol digests what you
eat and strengthens the whole dinos-
tive apparatus. . .Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy ' ‘8
paw-M‘
, Town
Tax golleotor’ s
Neural
Notice is hereby given to all persons
liable to pay taxes to the Town of
Norwollx. County of Fairileld and
State of Connecticut. on tho Assess—
ment List of 1904.\t,hut 1 will meet
them to receive said taxes at the Of-
fice of the Collector, 'l‘own flail
Building, in the City of Norwalk, in
said Town of Norwalk,
On Thursday. August 31. 1905. from
8 o'clock. fortruoon until 1 o'clock at—
tornoon. and from 2 o'clock to 5
o‘clock. afternoon.
‘ Said Office will be open thereafter
every week day from 9 until 12 forc-
lioon. and from i to 5 afternoon.
Taxes may also be paid at the office
of Jacob M. Layton. Esq.,~SoutlI Nor-
walk.
On all taxes Wllltll shall remain un-
paid after the second day of October,
1806. interest at the rate of NINE
PER. CENT. will be charged from the
31st day of August, 1906, until the
same shall be paid.
~ SIDNEY GUTHRIE.
Tax Collector.
in and for said Town of Norwalk on
List of 1904.
Dated at Not-walk. Conn.. August 5.
3. w. HARRIS; Ticktt Anon! at Depot,
The reatest Blood, Kidney, Liver
1905;
ladder Citré.
Large Bottles. 50 Cents.
fir
sort SALE AT FRANK H. BAXTER‘S.
-w: “4.. -—-—~—- «ml—van ~
Enormous Appeliles lofted
there must be. judging by the pro-
portions our orders hare assumed this
summer. We are always busv. because
people in South Norwalk that know
what Kiltld meals are know where to
find them at a low mice. We will
send you home a steak. roulst or chop
lit for the most. fastidious critic. if
you leave your order.
J... W. DODGE
8uooeeeor to Jacob nob-uh.
22 Waehlnflgn Street. .. Phone 8288.
. it. an; . . > .
tarmac. ‘.A law ”Mr Upset-II.
first
i8!
4 800
813.60 no. can! Mice
818.00 an. em Plus or
8:81 at"
in? west
:4: till WWW 449'"
aseileedll
street-4|:
ell-ecelvo
Insure-lad
seabed-Ila
unrul‘ul
9 ”looking at odd furniture
‘ , Cash or Credit.
Iron and Brass 139
One-third Their
Never am yet More the nutritional! to buy Iron and Iron Beds ei‘
the um wily loony whoremur the prices We are asking during our
August Furniture “it. Come in and look the tide over it you are at all in-
la a pleasure to all who are interested
In bea'utltylng the home.
ACCEPT AN lNVlTATlON
to cell and see our offerings. .
We, woilid medially like yo‘i'l‘ to so!
our hot we on u no for
81.98”. w: little .4 ninety polished
Oak Rocker vuthr cobble seat. and also:
a flatten it with full roll drm
and bash. at Mo Who.
l. .l. AlibfVle & Still.
18‘" Washindfon at.
at“ 9012.6 half...
riginal Prices.
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Iii-eeeuryeierueuuetsense-re
llrtr444let-cliodlteeoddloltlii I
ourset-.euarunnrscenes-pr'
AdIOIIIIOQIIJIdblei‘ODIllllltl
sveetriilredilalloooelboneless.
nir’lei-rteuer'uurerun-curse
lalulliullHuman-unnume
at. no description will give m gimme, ,
Mullen round“ when seeing bosom ntmi (I
this ,
The stomach must be kept ‘
and -
BOUT}! NORWALK'D GREAT DRY GOODS
AGENT son MW hadrons rampart. ’
HOUGI
2" a or wilt: y“? .21
r “or w
«to
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. till sonata,
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we
swap worm?
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Without a Parallel in the
. Store 5
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History
THE HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. .
The shootings, the outing flanneis.
the linens. the bed spreads. the sheets
and pillow slips. and the score of
other items which are in daily use lln
every home in the community.
BLEACHED AND
UNBLEACHED MUSLINS
2 halos godd quality brown Cotton;
sale price. per yd. «flee.
Exlra fine quality 36 in. widc.brown
dotted. regular 8c. quality; sale price.
per yd. Sign.
h‘ihc soft—finished 36 in. wide bleach-
od cotton, 8c. quality; sale price, bilge. _
Extra fine. quality. 36 in. wide
bleached cotton, regular 9c. quality;
sale price, per yd.. Mic.
Illlls and lmusdale muslin. 36 in.
wide; sale price. per yd.. 8c.
wine sneermes sun
PILLOW case MusLme
42 in. brown pillow cotton, 12%«3.
quality; sale price, per yd., too.
45 in, brown pillow cotton;
price per yd.. 11c.
45 in. Pequot mills brown cotton;
sale price per yd., 12%(3.
42 in, bleached pillow cotton; sale
price per yd.. 9c.
42 in. bleachcd pillow cotton; sale
price per yd, 10c.
sale
45 in. bleached pillow cotton; 170.
quality: sale price, per yd.. 1214c.
9-4 brown sheeting. 210. quality;
sale price per yd.. lilo.
9-4 brown shooting, 25C. quality;
sale price per yd. 2lo.‘
9-4 brov‘vu sheeting, 300.. quality;
sale price pcr yd.. 250.
10-4 cxtraheavy brown sheeting.
28c. quality: sale price per yd.. 22c.
1H good quality bleached sheeting:
solo price per yd.. 210.
10-4 bleached sheeting, extra heavy
270. illlulll)‘; sale price per yd.. 23c.
THE STOCKING STOCK
300 dozen women’s seamless fast
70 pair or 4 pairs for 25c.
lfiil dozen the. quality seamless last
block, plain or dropstitich women's
hose. for this sale. 100, pair, or 3
pairs for 250.
One special lot of women’s tan hose.
worth from 12%;. up. for this sale,
lilo. pair. or 3 pairs for 256.
17c. and lilo. quality women's black
or tau dropstlich or lace hose, for this
sale, lZlfic. pair.
25o, 29C. and 390. quality women's
plain lltflt‘k. tan or white. drop‘stiticir,
Holl'liuelll. of fancies. for this sale, 190.
no r.
10c. qualify children a seamless fast
black ribbed hose. for this ‘sale. 7o.
pair or 4 pairs for 250.
iZlfic quality children‘s hose. with
.double knee. sole heel and toe seeth-
gloss and fast black for this sale, 10c.
ipnlr, or 3 pairs for 250. -
19c. quality boys' fast black hose,
for this sale. palr,12%c.
2m quality misses seamless black
lace lists hose, for this sale, 15c. pair.
GREAT NOTION SALE
count in a date of this sort.
One paper pins. 1c.
Hair pins. 3 papers for 1c.
3c. hair plus, new per paper. 20.
3c. linen finish threadpspooi, 1c.
3c. basting cotton, spool, lo. '
he. pearl buttons, dozen. 3c.
ltic. pearl buttons. dozen. DC.
to. safety pins, paper, 2c.
be. safety pins. paper. 3c.
5r. hooks and eyes. card. So.
Bone hair pins. dozen, he.
the. bone hair pins, dozen. 10c.
10c. largo bottle vaseline, 4c.
Large bottle ammonia. 4c.
10c. foulhersttich braid, piece. do.
201'. talcum powder. be.
350. bottle lilorida water. 10c.
250. bottle of buy rum. 100.
15c. hose supporters. all sizes, So.
he. assorted soap, per cake. 80.
Lot 25c. boils. reduced to 15c.
hot, the. tooth brushes. reduced to
1 lbs. ‘
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12 Ends Saturday Night, Aug. 19.
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