’tVl '3’“sz woik
II I ”a
the lotiowmg:
me no good.
“ f3 strength!
FINAL wono en
NEW YORK. Supt What lit lItI-
ileved in be lhII lllilil \vord {IIIIII t‘ illli
mam!” Robert 1“ 1'9“"? “mm“ M“ ‘9' lHllt‘llklllK from tho \lt‘Wl)l)llll of the
turn from his attempt to roach ‘hi’lrunk and mo
North Pole was rot-(Iivod today by liIIr-
tary of tho Poul-y Arctic Club. The
message. follows:
" Blah,
North (lrtIonlnnIl,
Aug. it;‘ 1905.
“Cape York was roaIIlIIIIl Alumni 7.
12 days from Sydney. The voyageI Wilt-i
unusually favorable. No ice anywhere
Natlvoe and (logs wvrII wanted and
joined tho Erik at North Star llIIy
Aug 9.1‘ranIIIIIrIIId to Erik and
RoOlchveil lilt)(‘(’t'tl(‘il in Bali liunuullutth
1y to overhaul nIIIIIhlIItIIy and prIIpan
hr loo lighting. The lIiIlk viIIitIIIi all
the bottlemtnu, IIIIIIIIrlIIg natives (1(qu
and walrtIIIoI-I joining the HIKII-Iovolt at
Ellih, August l3. NltllVf‘H are in prou-
porous condition pit-my or meat abun-
dant'o of cloud and luIatIId lhlII IIIIIIIIIIII
39mm in Melville tiny and lugltIilIIld
nil than for yearn. 'i‘ho itooI-Irvoit
overhauled maoliint-Iy llilotl with IIIIIII
_ and loaveu Man for tho north with 23
, Mullah) men- and 200 (loan August 20.
I. In! oxtondn from l.llilIIllelIl inland to
. (lope. leabellu. but IIppIIIIIIuIy in not
heavy. Thin may IIIIIkII IIIII. IIIIInIIlIIIlI
to! n bane at t‘IIpo tinbinp dliliI
(stilt. NI) too was noon nouth of Little
field Island. All well on board."
-Vafiv .
GOT OFF CHEAP.
“a may well think hII' has not oli'
cheap, who. IIltIII having IIoIItrIIIItod
oonutipailou oI indignation, in utill ub-
io to perfectly II'IIIIIIIIII bin health. NI»
thing will do thin but ill. King'u Now
um l‘iliu. A quick pleasant. and II-or
till» euro tor houdnnho, IrquItiputlon,
etc. 25c. at [I ll. liaxtoi' II drug store;
‘ Wfl‘lmtt‘ttld.
...m— ......u... M
BODY FOUND IN RESERVOIR.
Torrlilthon Man Diuppearod Baturday
. I-I-IMUIIder Ila luapected.
,WORRIINGTON, (JIIIIII..Il~lIIpl 7.»~'l‘bu
body of John 1:. Buahay. 37 youth old.
film it“ been lllllltllllg alnro lard t-lat-
mm Milli, was found in tho renal
h rolervolr about It o'clock In.
t by a young girl playing on the
bank nearby
Medial Examiner llant'iioil wan no
it and with the nuaiatnnoe or the
o the hotly whiIiI With about it”:
‘gminth cloud. was brought to
Xfli A deep nah wan
dear man's rain or»,
tool examiner stated that
.i t caused it would have
. ancient to have entitled death.
bi not state. however that the
mood Bushey'n death. and will
with Coroner litmus to mor-
it” Vita noon about it tI'Itlork
night in noaitmny with a
'3‘” Minor! that built but]
fink! t and that tlIIIIlIIIy. early
..ntns train outta
creates the vitality that makes work early.
grateful letters written by working girls to Mrs Pinkham We quote
and manthhea were irregular.
in. ma: . ‘ ‘
, A 'Git‘li‘ttp 'A'ilwtv
Iotore Hla Return From Attempt to Grand Parade in Denver the Feature
Roach North Pole l
i
heft It. Bridgman. of Brooklyn. set-III '
h d displayed a lam roll
lira union that
“I III lattice Ind. nonunion. motto ammo. aim; at I,“
till over this land,‘ and, dldsilarpeyond their strength. "i
, .. women who work are espeoially liable to lemale‘ ills. Too (“align
the gri is the“ bread winner of the family rind she nitist toil unremit-
Itinklyi no matter it her back does ache. her limbs and abdomen throb
flillth‘ dull pain arid dragging sensations, and dizzy a lie make her
“ utterly unfit for work. These are the sure signs oi iem 1e irregularities
which kill beauty and youth.
thorn
Dent Mas. PINKHAM. . —-i feel It my duty to tell you tile good Lydia
‘ E. Plukh‘am' 5 Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier have done (or me.
Beio‘re I took them lwaa very nervous had dull headaches. pain: In book.
i had been to several doctors and they did I
Your medicine has made me well and strong. 1 can do most any kind of
work iwithout complaint. and my periods are all
I am in better health than i ever was. and i know it is all due to your
remedies. i recommend your advice and medicine to all who auiier.
tilts: Aoov F. Bmows. Neisonville, Athens 00.. Ohio.
right.
Oh, it American girls who work would only realize that they have but
one life to live. and make the most of their precious health and
Mrs. Plnkham extends to every working girl who is in ill health a
cordial invitation to Write her tor advice.
.. striCtly centidential.nnd from her vast experience Mrs. Plnkham prob-
VV ably has the very knowledge that Will help you—and may save your lite.
“‘m P" mm“ “fiddle Compound rule's Where others Fan.
of To day's Gathering.
lil-‘NVICR. SIIIIIIInIthI ti. 'l‘hrI main
(“'1‘ III of tho (hand Allin blutIIIqutIII-nt
war-I lhtI itllillll pIIruIiII
thliith IIIII‘IIII'IIII twin}. 'l‘tI llit' vote
Inn. lllt' lillVllt‘gp III IIthI trending in
.IIlIIp with comrades (It tho lll\’t)llllt‘ of
‘tli in into for Willt‘ll no hardship h‘t‘t‘lilH
too great to undorgo. Many who
Iunrobnd llll‘ two IIIllIIt-I io-day wortI
(«haunted Wllt'll llll‘ «Ind was reached
and many tiilit‘l'il, vaIkI'nIIIl by IIgtI
fall out iii ”no long hIIi'tIrII lllt‘ journIIy
want-IIIIIplIItIId. it was II (‘lllllllitlll
night in mm It gray lIIIirIId old IIolditII‘
sitting on lllt‘ t‘urblnx gazing wit-It-
l'ully at his more sturdy (IoIIIraIlou on
they DIIHHINI him by The motion triv-
(In the mundane quI unelinttitl. Tllt‘
HilCt‘li-t wort- puIlttItl with poIIpltI and
tho WlIltllIWl-i and mold II! the bull
dingo along tho llInI, (It Illill't‘ll IIwnrnu-Il
with humanity. 'l‘th IIhIIIII'lIII: was:
routinuouo and tho grlnnlod old war
ritIru wuro ltt'lil buoy bowing IIIIkIIow
lIItim‘IIIItIIIIII llllll raising their llllli-l ill
com-tennis nululo.
ATTACKED BY A M08. -
and honour, in a lab riot, until (‘UVt‘l't'tl
with IIIIIIIII. II (i'hlruiro ntroot illl‘ ('tlll
tlli("l0i uppltud Buoklou' II Arniou Holm-
and Winn noon pound and wall ‘l lltit‘
It in my futility.“ when ('l. .l WIIltI it, or
'l‘oknualta, Mb h, “and ilIIII it pIIrtIInl. "
tilmply great for out» and lilll'liii. (July
tilt: III F ii. iiaittVor‘u ding IIIIII‘.o "
...t. W...
ALL WELL A'l' HONG KONG.
\t’Ai-lllthi’l‘llN, Hopi. 0.- "I‘ll“ llur
IIIIII nl‘ lIIIIiiiIIr Altairu tIIIlIIy rIIIIIIivod
II Ivnblottrtmi from t‘ol. likiwurdn Ilniod
liomt Kong. on follow»:
"All woll Sail today at noon tor
Amny t‘htha. (labia lII lirokon"
I'l‘biu in inkon to menu that nocrotaiy
'l‘lItt bait started on hiII lIIIIIIIIwaIIi Jour-
ney on tho utIIIIIIIIIr Koren. ll Willi not
originally intended in atop at Amoy
altar leavlnir Hung Konltl Henna it
lit interred that the aeorotury tools that
he can do something to rollovo tho
Idluutlou ihtIro growing out of tho
‘hOyt'Ull by a pornnnul vinli.
.... ”......
wmt. um 30min entail»
HARTFORD, dept? 'l.~«-'l‘o protect
the public wiIIIIII your to the rotten title
var-nit the potion hare decided to have
all portions who are arrested“ on and l-
clon oi bolas pin heir Iiglli otter ll
petition Ital] womeanhonoak and are mmy. . lift L
SuCh letters are always kept
I
l
the thousands of
entrant-I: .Iuctaovte'i‘Ii-Iu “RE-—
oIIIIs.
Err-Governor Black Appeal-a aa Counaal‘
for the New York Company.
NIGW YORK, Soptmubor ti. .- 3x
tlovr-Inor Frank S. Black, of this state
nppourvd no counsel lOI the Equitable
LitII Aatuirauto Society bettuo the
joint legislative i‘limmllit‘u today.
wilt-II that (IouInIlttIIe begun tin inventi-
gntion oi! lilo lunurauuo conditions in
this atnlo. The hearing was in thv
Ihnmbor ol‘ the Board at AltlIIIIIIun in
tfiiy Hall. The committee \HIH com-
pound of Sonalnra William W Arm
utrnng, (-zhalruinu Flank .l Toby and
Daniel J. Riordan and Assemblyman
.lInIu-II 'l‘. Rogora. Robert Lynn Cox.
William W. Welliplo, EUR 1’. l'l‘tIIIllce,
.IIII-I'I'Itnry. anti .itIlIII MCKt‘OWll.
lloforII Ibo hearing (llit‘llt‘ll Mi‘.
Blank Nilltli “Wo huvrI nothing to
roIII-IIal and no duo in protort. we
.IIIIIIk no legal tIIIIhnlralitltIIII to ovudv
nnawuiiug any IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. Wu will aid
II IIvnIy way, the program of the in-
dairy
l’IIIIl ll. (‘rIIvtIiII wart turnout in tho
interests at 'l'iItImuI-I l‘. Ryan and W.
t‘. (lulllvm won pI‘rIIuIIIt on (manual for
llllllt'H Huron lideII.
BEaT FOR CHILDREN.
Molberh bo cnrolul of tho: hIIIIlth of
your IIiIiIIlrrIn. Look out for laughs.
CoIItII (troop and Whooping t‘ouItlI
Stop thorn in time—"Ono MinuIII ( 'odI'tiI
tune in tho bent rdruody llnrmltIIuI
and piouuani, Contaiuu no opinion
Sold by 'l‘hII Clifford Pharmacy "V
..r
TWENTY SEVENTH REGIMENT
MB 91.78
iIiW HAVEN. Hopi 'l.-—-A total of
thIIIIinIrIIII lll‘iilllii durln lllt‘ pant
your or minimum of the wohlyuov
IIIItiI RIIgiquul, ,(lpnnocliout Voiunioorn
was reported odny at tho annual
meeting of tho detrimental denudation.
hold III aavln Rook Offlt‘di‘fl twero
oiIoIIIIn an tollowII: Prouldeni A N.
Clark; vino-..protddont A. W. Rlfltiilet‘
rotary. Charles it. limiih; treasurer,
Bum-on lit Fox; chaplain. Charter A.
Baldwin.
”awe-aa-
ONLY GUI! FOB BVIFlfllA. ,
Mra. Franklin Dunn, or New Cutie,
Dot. new "i ultimo for yourir‘wmi
drama, and to have real diatraaa
tad Mohinu.~ i ‘trled everything I
could liar at. but noun“ helped me
um-
II Iltll‘l? took Brennan Balm. and one to
t which cured the completely. " .
Intel by it.” .Platmd. it‘. It. nu-
id: “and the cum Pilot-luv. '0
WOUNUHY IILIOTH‘AN DEAD.
W MW. 3691mm 8. ”Vin-
oraiwytldra eavemgwmtonoeh the poor
oodbary and retention, tilbd to
day at the use oi till yearn. “ti had
been ill will” ctfililll’ltiltlmi (It‘ 3“!an
Ell ‘ .
”aunt-W
4 tintplro
Iti'l‘ho trouble came about in this way:
lootinn‘
, As a re
,. spunk to Captain morph. on the Show,
lor- Philadelphia
mint notion arms. formerly me an ,
may, or the
natured to l'
, . gonna umtho hold til
I maaéifihigw oigaittllr aaslanod
p re. 0 on , el
lligtiul lodtlttr the gill”
Unipiro Spunk held that Itiientor at
Harland Ion ’l‘uerltlay to diunatlev
never Hat-tram 91” HI
ault‘i/lr .éulntait (lid riot “WWW
tore. Consequently When he wanted
to learn what the Hartford battery
would be he inquired oi‘ Manager Kon-
nody. who told m -to ask Captain
Duran.
he d‘.’ldn't
portdra. who told him.
He asked one of the re-
Whon it be
‘ home than to call play he announced
' the battérl’ooIand asked tor a batter
up. but Manager 'Kehnody declined to
, play. to the (litigant orthoistlo fans who
had gathered to one the game. Ho
wanted another umpire. ’ any one ell-Io.
but an Builnk, the unsigned man. Wait
present his desire oould not be court
plied with. Proultlont Willilook held
a brief conference with Mr. Shrink.
Then the umpire drew his watch. I-ail~
od play and when Kelly: had put a low
bull‘s names the Inidorodded plate he
declared the game New llavon' a ii to 0
An exhibition shine with Billy bush
as umpire was then played, but the
spectators did not like Manager Konv
nedy'e action a hit. New Haven took
the game, 4 to l. The score by in
most: .
Now Haven... ...... 20000020x~l
Hartford ...... . ..... u 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1
BatteriosMKelly and Connoll;
star and Dorau
Luy-
Holyoke 5, Norwich 2.
liOllYOKE, Sept: 7.«~'l‘hough Nor-
w lth made more hits than Holyoko yen
tt-Iday. three of the tour by the home
team were Itrhely‘nn‘d figured in run
trotting. Holyoko also scored two runs
on three bunched sacrifices. augmented
by three errors; The game wait (oat
.urelean. The More by innings:
R. H. E
Holyoko ...... 201.00200xa-5 It It
Norwit-h ...... 000 0 ti 0 2 l) (la-2 7 ti
Baltorioamiiodge ‘ltomontor:
Bonnott. and Bridgett.
and
— ...-
Sprlngl‘lold $5, Meridian 03.
SPRINGFIELD Sept 7 -— Springfield.
scoIIId two wins over MIIriIlnn yoator
do» afternoon, 0 to it and h to 3. Fort»
man who pitched both primed. wan,
good for sixteen hits in the first round.
no lean than seven of which were hunts“
that would have been outs with proper
holding. lions was easy at the start
of tho second game. but alter the sec-
ond inning Merlden (could get no runs.
Foreman was hammered tor enough
runs to win in the seventh and eighth
llm iro Kennedy put Bone 05‘ the hold
in t 6 second game and Man or Kon-
uIIIly had to (have lit first one
though ho broke a linger Tuesday.
scores by innings: '
tlI‘lrsl. gnawin-
at
T l'li‘
Springfield .0 0 3 012 0 0 1—6 16 l
Moi‘idon ...... 0tl0000tl00—~0 ii (i
BHIlPTltis-"lalllly and O'Connor; lI‘oreI
man and 'l‘hIIIIkIII'II.
(Second gamoiw
R. ll.
Springfield . ..10 0 0 0 310 x-~~5 it it
MertdIIII ...... ti 3 0 0 b 0 (I 0 0--~~3 It i
Butterioa~~llonn and Robnrge; lI‘oro—
man and ’l‘haIIkIIrII.
Bridgeport 11.5. New London 53.
NEW lDNixm. Sept. 7.-~Now lfln'
don dropped two games to Bridgeport
yuIIteIday iiflt‘lHanlll McLaughlin pit-
ched the first game and was hit hard.
Toward tho (done Now London got at
IIII Whilo but ilridgeport‘n load was
too great in this game Koily dialo-
ruled hiiI fililtlt‘ and had to be removed
from the field, and Winn was atrutk in
tho head by a pltIIhtItl ball and badly
hurt. lin continued pluoklly. but sov-
oral innings lIItIIr waII seized with con-
vulelonu and rnrrietl to his home. in
the second puma Now London was do
i‘r-atod 5 lo 3. Williams hold the Orti-
lIIrII to seven hits, but two oi the‘ao
weItI homo runs by Foster. Murphy
waII hit Iroqumuiv but kept thr.I hlte
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl 'l‘lnI moron by innings:
(Firm Imam-u
R.H. iii.
.3i240l000~li iii ‘2
.tItIti2tIl200~—I~h h 2
Mo
Bridgeport ..
New London .
Billlfll'lt‘iilelliti and Beaumont;
lhIIglIlln and Kill‘.
(Second puma)w
it. ii. iii.
lirltlIzIIptirl .....l ll 20 l 0 0 l 0-il 7 it
New London ..01 00 i (it) i tiwti it it
llatitIrlIIIII-Murphy and llIInIImnnt;
Williams and Rita.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AI l’liilhdelfiiilrt-—-
it it E.
Philadelphia . .0 lit) 0 3 0 ti 0 It-wll it i
lirtmklyn ...... ii i) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Owl) 2 l
lint IIII loan» PM I inner and Donia,
Eaton and iiiIrIr‘or
Auentoau taaouz.
At iiuutoilw ,
’ R. H. in.
..ti00000011u2 ii 0
Bordon . .....00l000000-I1 6 ti
Batiorinnw Plank and Punteru: limyn
and crim-
M
At Detroit (llrut. gamer-e- .
lid-LBJ.
Chicago .......tl100.tltitlt)i~~2 It it
[)rt‘t'l‘ilt .......0il000000tl-I-0 7 1
Hotterlt-awwnito and Sullivan; Kit.
son and Warmer.
(second game)
it. ran
Chianti iIloultltitllII-I-Ild iii lino
Detroit .......0009000Voo-- 0 0 0
Batteritiilwamllh
Battenoaflnhoadea and Clarita: nu-
ohauan. Alden and Spencer.
on .xame .
“Blnlhk said he wouidn t. and I
REE. ..
E. t‘ hlIIInI-y rap
‘ fort alvatt her.
. the trimming‘ iota ( vbrythely eon: fa
W
. tortillas.
It McFarland 3'
Win. Birch and mer'ltitlborann
t I; “I“, .j . .
Al. Giovanna-II . .
I it NJ.
Cleveland .....021021 100 amt! it I
titlmaie......ottitllo 00! Mill ii,
it
it
Bhrlngllolri . , ' .632
Bridgeport . .l'Itit
Hartford In all
Moriden ...... . . In! .iio
New- London ....... .48 05 .425
New Haren ..... .43 70 .381
Notwlch. ........ 40 ' 72“ .347
National League Standing.
Won; ' Lot-It. Pt).
New York. ....... .. :86 34 .717
Plttnbmg ............ 85 Ill .059
Chlorlgo ........ . . . . .73 at .no
Philadelphia ......... tit") 5,8 Krill
Cinciiliintl ........... 62 tl'i .It 0“
St Louis ............. 60 79 .38
Boston ..... ii“ 83 .33“
nIIuoIttyn ............. 37 84 ans,
American League Standing.
Won.1.ost.l'.t:.
Philadelphia ......... 72 .615 ‘
Chicago ............ .69 till .680
Cleveland ............ lit 57 .520
New York ........... 59 iii .522
Boston .“ ............. 58 57 .504
VDIItrolt .............. b9 03 AIM
Washington .......... 47 till .406
St. Louis ...... . ..... 44 77 .3tll. ‘
To ASK FOR A RECEIVER.
Milford'a Baptist Church Row Now
Cornea to Court.
A motion for the appointment of a
,roceivt-r {or thrI First Baptist ohuroh
in brilliant. of which Rev. R. W. Field
is pastor will be made in the superior .
Court in Bridgeport. before Judgo
border on Monday.
This in the church which has come
into prominenco during the pant two
wuekn on atIooImt ol‘ the action of its
pantor in securing an injunction to
plt'VGlll the neurons from interfering
with him when he conducts the nor ‘
viron
Iounnel for tho deacona of the
chin-ch have been secured and it is
errpocted that the pastor will be rep-
resented when the hoariagde called. I
l
connecrlcur PATENTS.
The l'ollowln were issued SoptomI
her 5. i905 l at furnlnhod from of
lieu of ARM. Wooster solicitor of pa
tIInta. Bridgeport. ‘Corin: ‘
William H. Bevann. Bridgeport "III
in; hIerhnnlIInI {or oIdnanoo.
George B Tho nan Bridgeport clott-
trlc lamp Socket
Thomas G Bennett and F. F‘ Bur
ton. New Haven, moans for adapting
the Krag and other bolt guns for
small ammunition.
William I‘ll. Siedman‘ Hartford. trim
Inlng IIIIIchnIIiI-un for sewing machines
.l'ohn W. lioarborn Derby. rapid
lll‘l.‘ otdnanon.
Jerome B. Secor, Derby, typewrit-
lug machine.
E. l). Simone.
luatonrr.
James Swan Soymour. door alarm
Charles F. I’rlclu.trd New BIiinin,
Waterbury. snap
Arthur V Egiuion. Morldou
IIIIIkIIt plate; designe.
Raymond S. (‘aIIII
lug pupII
'1‘. ll. SitIplII’IuI-Ion. .lr.. Bristol, I-lork
roan; design.
TRADE MARKS.
Anmo Shear CII.. nrldgoport. shears.
New Haydn Clock Co. New Haven.
cloths.
.iohns- Pratt Co, Hartford moldrd
or compressed IIItlIIles'oontalnlug nII-
bostora
Bridgeport Wood Finishing (‘n..
Now Mill’md ground crystal quartz.
Blakonloy Novelty (3..o Bristol. (Ilna-
tin arm bandit. ‘
‘ Monohaiinett Min. (30..
shootings and ahirtlnxn.
Starling Pin (30., Derby, hair pins.
..L.
OF VINERABLE AGE.
ThII honored Mrs. William Kellogg .
.lIInItIII became yesterday. a nonogon l
nrinn. Silo "WM born Iin tho Bullet-k
houao Wont ayeuue, B‘optombor ii,
itili’I and lqu more girlhood and the
days when a good only brother Ilruw
her. on a hand IIlelxlI. to her wiutor
IItlIoul. near Norwalk Omen. has IIbo
romaine-d a loyal daughter or her no-
tittII town Htatorv will over teatlly
to tho alerting quality of her colonial
blood and than has reuaon long to
bear willioun of her alteotionnte dovo-
tion to local lutor‘oate. Her Iruo char-
acter will ho inure anti moro appro-
rlatod and no value. consequently. IIII~ ,
banned as the years been. Through ‘
qlvlun xoodaoua and under atrial por-
IInIIai and prolosaiouai corn nho III. at '
prruuut in tho onioyrnont of fair ‘
breadth and can the doaorvod wlah‘ee
or others obtain future your: or (Iota.
Such to be haudmlI ,
down liver are Norwnlit II story, i ‘
hire. Samuel R. Wood, of Rownyton, .
would, had Mra. James felt win to
rido lit) far. have entertained her in-
{day. One at our aweat poo1 . on an-
thor of alloy olivine Into on
(3.
lluionvlllII Innk-
Putnam.
In
donation/W tillarmo‘ or donate
The named y n'idoitimt gt tthat odour
nec'tlout Auditi‘alihn
held at the libel t{durum olItltirlIItJ
Now who“ 'mdterll idiom 10"“:
“i clad photon aim bruin-
po‘rt. 'i;ho aureea linioned t': a?! ‘
in order It a on In e
a tour at they”, i336 lrl‘aiilllx White
RAILROAD OUIVI
chrome. Miami“
(I. W, a’ chicane nivll engine». rapt
wan mm and“ art-at loin .
Ian hie
night at the val Militia:
iii- IIoa Robert. who was anointing till
Kltm
W THM‘ MD.‘
til Monday thl
u .
of it M%fllfll¢ ill
Wow than“)?
At Wlahlnmnm
~ . mm.
mm
m
chain mm the Mir
in the Inner wan to aye-whom II:
tha a‘e‘ol out. ' ll 5m":
and cross bars.
dresses
our
.«meamk kiiwiii “
, SEPT. 7. too; ‘
Bridgeport Advertisementa.
Ellflsnlbld liter.
Fluids for School Dresses.
Scotch Ionian £9“ granny
with gold; dark blue and green lwith red
blue and while and r0. ‘aud black in all vorlatione of plaids.
Most attractive and serviceable for school ;
Will wt. 5h Inuit-oil}. ‘ , .I. , .
15c 21 yard.
..-
.Read Co.
«MA» ..I
...-g
red Itnd flank
“green buried
guilt; dark
Wash Goods Section. I I
Eden Cloth 12 1-2 (its.
\ou could not find any thing better than this soft fine
milit’llal for houko damn-s, under' pet‘iiéiéats, {val-m night—
goquI and pajamas.
.gtays. etc., with the soil finish of Fiench flannel.
sea It.
in dainty light stripes, pinks, “blots,
Ask to
Wash Goods Section.
Old “Blue China.
Anvonc with a weakness for Blue China either for a
brcal fast set or for (lecOrIitions, call gratify het taste at a
very moderate price.
blue, wherein the color is very-clear, and the pieces of ex-
cellent shapes.
W (I have at present a pattern of old
Breakfast Platcc ................... $1.25 a dozen. ,
Bread and i’. utter Plates ......... $1.00 a dozen. . ‘,
(..lutmeal Saucers .................. $1.20 a dozen. [
Fruit saucer; . . .. . .. ............... %5c 3 dozen. '3
Cups and Saucers .................... 10¢ each. ‘,
Round Nappies ............................ 20c. ’
May be seen on a table at the front of the China Store. I
As many or as few pieces on you desire.
W
A few (f‘tuul'm‘toblrs are left from the sale. Pretty silko-
lino rovers. very soft and nice.
close out at $1.00. Cool nights bound to come.
«'31
Were $1.50 and ores, to I
l i
Remnants at the l.lilt‘ll Section. 7
Figured llllt‘ll, 1'3 yard lengths ................. 25c.
l‘lztin liuck Squares. half-yards .................. 8c.
Turkey Red Cloth, Iy; to 2% yds. . . . 25c a yard up.
Checked Glass Toweliug' . ,_ ...... me a yard lip.
~SCHOOL HANDKEROHIEFS—
3o. 2 for 59. one... per don
Plain White or adored
Borders .
ill, "
We invite your attention to our
Shook of Indian and Gents
' Handkerchief at the
Popnlnr VPrioon
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pool: to «idem toIhtir mumm- ‘ RV . . Va.
ayton home run i dimmer. at "r' "Naomi lithibor'td
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So- 100 - 2 for 250 and 250 eooh,
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ape, on on (little. rector of
'lt: 1 church. . 11.
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in piir'lormed at? iii”
gallon DI; dean oi; tho
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Mirth.
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