‘Jff"‘:’r ‘. .
AlloWnoonetodeeeive yonfin this. ' ‘
“Melts. limitations and “Just-os- good” ere but
. " in” tint trifle with and endanger the health of
will cmnollxperionce against Experiment.
What is; CASTORIA
Mm is a harmless substitute for Castor 011.1%"-
yerlo, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
eontslns neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
llihstenee. Its one is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. It
ways Bought. and Wild: has been
the over 80 years. has borne the nineteen. of
and hits
Ions! supervision since its!
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
. and thtnleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep}
Il'he Children’s Penance—The Mother’s Friend.
entrain: CASTOR|A Atwsvs
Beats the Signature of
The Kill You Have Always Bought
An Use For Over 30 Years.
M Cm!!! «lam. H IDIII' I'MIV. NIH mu m
been made under his pee-
WW.
cures Dian-limo and Wind
SOME COI D w
Hi..
134 Washington Street.
2, 000 lbs
B. HERSHF
122 Water Street,
Wood St., Tel. 203- 5.
John T Hayes 5 Main Street, Norwalk
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS.
The Iigi‘lriilturul li‘tlllll‘t‘b‘ of the hi9.
l :y Dunbury lI‘IIir, which opIIuoIl loduy.
1" is) continue during tlic wook. urn. in—
l ' berestlng not. only to tho Illil‘ii‘lllllii'lillfl
y but have u tiIIvI-r I‘niliutz fusriuutlon to
g. .. . the: oily visitors who are liiI‘Iti'iuliiy iii-i-
ioundud by Ibo oxlilliiilon ol‘ fruits.
vogetehlcn IIiit‘l produvlu ol' all kinds.
‘ Lust your tho lil'i"ltlliilll‘.’ll I-xluihii. wuu
by for tho IIII‘uI-Hl III the liiulol‘y oi
tho Full'. iIII‘II‘y iil‘llilillill‘ illi oi rooltl
._ ‘ Willi Occupied IIuII It \\iII bu nounsul'y
l0 lllllltliiuu iilI‘ i'li‘lliiliiilill hlilli‘t! of
s. , E": . this dopm'ImI-ut this your. ‘
‘ The itirrculw In tho Inttntilludo of
the uhowiiig of llitiii iuIiclIIiuIry ol‘ till
I kinds is (l\'t‘ll lillll'l‘ IIIIrpI'iIIluu lIIuIi
Chili: of lh‘o. inrtu prodIII-I it ill tillr- wuy.
Allin iii the moui i‘illli liliIIiinl i’II: ilInII of
the Fair iI‘I'IItIIIuIz. liloI cvcty oilnIr
vocation is inst brim: roIIuch to on
exact ucionrc. 'l'ln- lil‘iiHlllWliilH humor
in known by the interest llllii tulvun-
‘ use he iIIIIIIII of tho illl-lll'liliiti tlt‘ViiIi‘H
. [or saving liuu- IiIiIl lIiliot' mid «Ivory-
. thing of lhlu Iilucilption will be found
at the improtmhino.I Full“. The Intent.
wrinkle in plowu mowing llllllilllllUH
hervcsturn. llnl‘l‘ilWH Ilircsldtn: nineti-
‘lneii. planters. oicoiu III-pointers silos
. see the hundred llllli one other lnvcn»
item for form one will nil be shown.
All importtint {nature will he the mo
hibiilou ol’ gnsolcnc engines adopted
. tor limo purposes.
MWM.W
WARDS OFF PNEUMONIA.
‘Aii‘ coughs. colds and pulmonary
pininto that are. curable tire quick-
“ red by Ono Minuto tiouoh (Hire.
the phloem drown out innum-
It and bonito and soothes theI et-
ports. strengthens the lungs,
. I oi! pneumonia. Harmless and
.. It to lake. Sold by The (ill:-
1
‘“.Hi‘.‘ N0 1
STEWART STOVES
As Good as Any. Better Than Most.
t No.
ALUMINUM OIL HEATERS.
Nor-e Better Made.
. ‘ HI; I_ My:
COMFORTS AND BLANKETS
The Kind That Keep You Warm.
A. J. ANGEVINE Iii SON.
9 COAL. coAi COAL
At the Lowest Prices.
Squeezing the lmsumor
to swell the dimers profits is not
our way of conducting the coal liiisl
llL‘SS. W:- boilci‘o in inlr dealing :ino
want. our customers to be our friend:
as Well. Tlint is why we lillit‘ sucl
‘IIrc to keep the host, the i‘li'illll‘fi:
and highest quality ol coni to he lino
The Daniel Koogh (Joni Co.
Seaview Ave. East Norwalk, Ct
Tel. 145-4. ‘
EATliER HINT)
'7
I .
8.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Guaranteed.
IELD 8:80N
Telephone 236-3.
Public Market 32 So. Main St.
KEEPER DF ALLEGED DISORDER
I LY HOUSE.
MI'I. Piedmont Fined $100 by Judge
Stevenson—Appeal Taken to
Upper Court.
Mrn. lruno l'it‘tlilltilll wuu found
utiilly of I\(‘i‘IIIIIK II disorderly illlIIt-it‘
on 'l‘ulip Hli‘l'i‘i. IIriIlucpoI'l, by .liulizo
Siovcnuoli In iliii oily court yI-utorduy.
mm was m-nlcnrod to puy Ii lino of
Mull IIIIII IIIIIIIII.
lithium-I for tho dol'IImuI i'llll‘l'i'll ll
lii'llllll‘l‘i‘i‘ Wllil‘ll imu ovI-rrItlI-d by HM
court, and tho IlIIi‘I-udunt wnu found
guilty. AII Iippcul was IIllovIIIId under u
bond oi‘ lino.
iiullc l‘ulntcr. ll young girl who won
tln- cuiuoI of the mid III Ml'li. I'II~Il
tnont‘u utid who tIIIIliilIIII in Hill“ iiuil
uho liutl III-on hold u nrisoucr in il
houuc conducted by MIIllIuil in. Men-
Ilollo (iii Wulcr Hii'ili‘l, iirlIlin-pot‘i. illiil
rIIIurned lo llt'l‘ home in south Nor
wullt. vowing Itcvci- more to wundci.
Silo iori‘I-itcd Ii build oi $26 in city"
coiIrI where she was churned with
i‘thucntlng.
The cases against Molloui and bio
purine-r. who were urrealod on tho
Palmer girls evidence. will be heaid
this Week.
«Only one remedy in the world that
will at once atop itchiness of the skin
in only part. of the body. Donn' 5 Dim-
ment. At any drug store. 60 cents.
Wu"...-
MR8. WEE BIRIOUSLY lLL.
WABHlNIl’i'ON. October 2.~~‘drs.
William inch. wire of the secretary to
the president. is seriously ill tit her
home here. A consultation of physlt
clans was held yesterday and leler
her condition was reported so some
' oii': 'IIIIIr I3: invoi illi‘li (lflliltii diillII4.
.lllll whit-b \vdl brim: no Iippluuso if
IIIE IIIIIES"
Sermon Dobrorsd by Bov.W .
w. T. Donnell in the South
Norwallt lit. E.Cltutch8undsy
Rev. W. W. '1‘, Duncan's sermon at
the First Methodist Church. Sunday
evening. was on Christ and the
Cities. The tevt ‘weu linah 40: ll:‘
"Say unto the cities of Judah, Behold
your God " He sold in part:
These words though spoken many
years heloro the birth of Christ are It
legitinuilc bands for the topic “Ullt'itil
and the Cities." The text was ad.
lll‘ili-liiilll to the people of Judith. who
mm at that time the highest revolti-
tlon of the character of God which
bud conic to mun. Christundom in
tho modern .luduh. nod to the church
God spooks, bidding up to exercise
that courage and strength which are
ittirosui‘y in order to command the
cities of our day to observe tho oxnni-
pio or the Son of Mun. and to prucllco
the teachings of Jesus Christ.
As we stand on the eve or Ii local
election. the cities present them-
selvossolves to our view In the per-
~zotis of tiiroo classes of citizens. which
may be described us the otiicinl, the
voting and the private citizens. To
those it in the duty of the church to
speak. No more important duty cou-
IIoIils her than to speak of the men-
stigu of the Gospel to lllf‘n concerning
the discharge of civic duty. She has It
mossegc for lIth‘II whom WI,- describe
zo. olilclul citizens. They are the men
who nro nnmIIIl [or onion in our town
.ud cities. it is first of till n. mus-
Itngc of syiilpuihetic Interest. As It
i‘hi‘intlnu (Ihurri’und us (Ihrliiim pct»
pic it is our do in show lliost- lilt'll
-Illll wu i'olzui' clot-lion to Iiny of
lili‘St" «dill-Io: us It millli‘i‘ of vilul lmI
poi‘tniicc. if it be true. us i)l"i‘(i(‘i]lll‘~
\‘IIit“l-illiil that “municipal institutions
'll‘U to llhcriy wluil primary schools
on to scionco~~~lhcy bring it within
the pcoplo’s rcnI-li--~»tlioy lunch nlIIiI.
how to use and how to enjoy it. ‘llicu
wrinlnly llu- ilt'i oi planing lill‘ll in
tlicsc iiiulililpnl positions liivolvvo iii:
Iliulicsi lill‘llIS of .\llll‘i‘li'lill i‘lll’li'll
illlli. For us to full to oust our
\'ili"\‘l for US to illliii‘iill‘, by our fill‘lll
of indifference that we burn no in-
tt-I'Iisl. in ”two elections. is for In: to
Aliow ourI-ulvos unworthy the lll‘lVl
logos of Americans.
Allogolhcr :ipui‘t from n llli‘l‘l‘Iy pur
lisnii coin-urn no to tho i‘i'llliillliili'
clot-led, We should In iillllllilt‘. \‘iilt'i‘
and vote show to those llillllllli‘t‘s {oi
otllrc tlint \vo uppi‘cciutc tho rospoit
iliiiltlos whith they uro iihoul to us
sumo. nnd iii‘h’ll’t‘ to aid them in t‘H‘l‘.‘
way in ovtiiy «molt Io ond'lfiuigo with
As It i'IlIIl‘l'Il Wu iil‘t' to hour oiio lili
other}: IiiIrdI-Iiis iinIl so fulfil the luw
of Christ. 'l‘liclw oiliI-IIII lmIIUSe- liui‘»
lii‘llix‘. You will tell nlt‘ that tho :itico
no small. and Hit» dutl on not gli‘lill,‘
Inning. lint w:- rcply thiil. the very
iiict Ilnit our community Is not large
lntcnsllicn ill one sense ill lcnst lil‘
.uirdoii.
’l‘ukc the office of mayor. it is dull
ull to not mm) to nerve. Would it be
In Illiiiruil to not mun if it \I‘oio tin
Iiuiyoi‘nlly of New York lustoud o1
South Norwulk or Noi'wulli'. ily ii:
menus, for the larger city ()llt‘l'fi inI
luccmcnlu in honor. IiuitI-rlnl :Iompou
I‘Iiiion. iii oxcilliig stimulus to success.
which uro not Ili‘l'i‘ to he found. The
burden. llll'll. Willi'll t‘nlis upon lllil
‘ntiyor is ilinl of faithful IllnI-IIIII'IIII IIt'
collimoil dui‘y without stimulating sur-
roundings. it is llll‘ aillolupi. ill on
IluIl Willi'll Is oniinciitly worth while.
wril done, and no withering I'oiidoiiilm-
lion ii iiiiwoi‘thily polforiricd. It in
tho dilly oi liintiiiitliii: wiiut might in'
(lilll'ii “minor li'lillillii'l- -ii!l(lli|lH which
while just as giontly nccdod in our
Iillcs us in New Yutk mo .IIIIII i-illlilll
‘lliillKll to keep the l‘i‘fillllli‘l from it
place on tho podootui ol‘ politirul lici‘o-
into. If it lllilki'ii no ilifft‘l'i‘lli'i‘ lo llll‘
I‘Iiiirch, which Hiulltlii l‘or riglituousiII-m-I
in the (-Iniitiiiinlty. Wili‘llli't‘ II ninyor
Izoos through his Olilt‘itll term. with u
Iuoic porfilln-toty :liI-u‘liliiuo of Hill-
Lino duty. or whether in (Il‘iccl uccdud
moiul itiuovutiunu. ilion wliut wonder
tliut men or only uvcrum- nllll‘llil,i_V
III-Io llll‘ll' oiIiI-o for porsouui l‘llilti_ or
Iiiukc it their chief concern to RNA
lltut tlicy udmluistor ilicir oiiloc Ill
such wny that they do llill liccoino
unpopular with the imnioiul element
of the community. which ulwuys shown
I very decided interest when Its plou-
Jilli‘H or ItII proills are in the local
i'lillliiltiil
it. is ours not only to show interest
In tho clocilon or our city Iiud town
uilloors. but ulso nu citizens to ethnic
lIItII llitIin to null nioi‘ul iII-liiIIvcmout.
'l‘llIirc iII min-Ii to ho done in this Ili-
I‘IIctloii. if Il inuynr were to llillli’l'l'lki‘.
toy Illiilllllt‘t' lluI uloppuuo of oil un-
Iil\\llll liquors soiling. he would li‘llilt‘l'
'i ii‘liI Iiud utrikinu iim’vit‘il for iilII
city. if he should sec to it litul uli
llu- gambling "lot Itlilillilit‘ri ivot'o not
only nupprousod int n limo but ultrvr
ly oxicrniinulotl. In: would Ilil'iill lin-
youth of thin gouurutloii null tho mun
hood of the next.
You will tell mu ilIul thII muyor
cannot do cvurythintr himsclt. 'l'liul
Iii truo, Iind yol. We cannot puruuiidc
onrsolvcs that If ’l’lioodurn lunmcvclt,
were to bot-onto n lultyor of either of
our cities. he would rrclltuI in moral
tdlcuusn IVIIII it‘ ovary councilmnu Iiud
every other otilccr were iii league with
iinrighloousnoss. it is ours to slim
ulnto by our scntimont and speech
those oiilcors to high activity in the
round interests or the community it.
is ours as churches to proclaim in
their ears the prophetic message. “Bea
hold your (led. " We are to matte them
teslisb that whether they are Christ
lions or not in personal life and pro-
fession, they are handling sacred
trusts in ii Christian tuition, and that.
to the standard of Jesus Christ In
civic lilo they must aim to measure
up: by that standard they must be
judged. rind that in all efforts to matte
this community one which shall be
worthy the name "Christian " we as
citizens. whether voters or not will
give them an unqualified. to. non per
iviutt improved.
linen and In unselfish support.
y ‘your medicine here.
We so the best kinds and
our guarantee is back of
each of the tour remedies
mentioned below. You
may safely use what we
recommend. .
m
lireYon All lion Down?
The strain of overwork tells
on men and women alike. The
ill effects are felt most on ,tlie
nerves, stomach and kidneys.
We have a rented for this con-
dition, that is u n to every
rundown man slid woman.
Bosworth’s
'5' lniaiiible
PE. Nervine
acts directly on the Stomach
and Nerves and siren them all
the organs. It aids Dtizestlon.
regulates the Liver Ind Kid-
neys. while 83 :1 general tonic it
him no equal. The rest benefits
from the use of Iworlh’l
lnlalllbie hiervlne are always
prompt. It is a purely vegetable
route: y and one that. is safe to
bike. No reaction {allows its use.
If you on: Nervous. have
lndlgIIiion. .Impure Blood,
Week Kidneys or need a tonic,
try this medicine.
Do You Stiller
Ifrom the“ deadly pain and
agony of Rheumatism?
Have you ulmost deepened
of wild". and abandoned hope
of (tire? We have n message
for every discouraged sufferer.
E Take
Alli lo do us
silively cures nil rheumatic
Imun and aches. \\ :2 know
tdocii this. Thousands linic
written that Athdo-pho-roI
curvd when all else lulled.
You may not know it but
Uric Acid causes those terrible
. aches and pains. Dimohethin
poison, get it out of the blood
and joints. and RhflImlllm
is u thing of the post. T'lils is
not win! Aih- domino-roe dues.
llot sometitnes~bnt always.
Stop in and buy a bottle.
This Beautiful Picture
FREE!
To Introduce
Sp ire Powder
we will present. n c 0%?! of this
I. nuiiiul photograp c repro-
Iluc tionoiNingnrn Filllii. measur‘
lug lax it) iiiclics. (:lioice 0
Summer or Winter view), to
may person who will call and
or: base it :35 tool box of Spiro
rowder. the grunt Toilet
Necessity. list: it and destroy
the odor of perspiration on
body feet fliiil clothing
' Stimple of Spiro Powder and
k of \‘illlllillle hints. free to
no. Don't fell to cell.
1‘. Hill "wink?!
CAPILLARIS
uncon- Eruptions.
This remedy liu been on the
market for it Keen-Ind
known iromtite decline the
“Emmi? En not
an I
wonderlnl. Cases of l to 0
‘Gdl’l' sanding, niven up u
c."’i:':".ii ‘Wi‘dwti‘ Iii
I II I I I
failed. Doctors“ bill!
if you hove my discus but
ill?“ wmil‘l’dll SA:
is
You will wool» convinced W
I: is tumour“ M
For sale by
Clifi‘ord sumac:
II
Rigid System the Ni erI‘I of Securing
Time to Reed and Sew.
Nearly all women who are respon-
sible for the making of Ii homo lace
this question:
“How can we leuvo for ourselves
that broad margin of leisure which
Thoreau declared as beautiful III a lite
are now post and the full opens the
"new year” oi \vmk it iii/worth while
stopping a moment. to Icousldor it.
there is :1 possible solution of this
question in the modern woman’s life.
No business or work is successful
system. EIIch man his his work as
clearly defined as his machine or on-
glue. in housekeeping there is a cer-
tain work to be drills Which varies
mot :2. possibly. than work in any other
business
The continuous change required in
domestic work and the many lntorrup
lions hum mude women despair. of
finding even it suinll "itiurgin of lol-
sut'o" in their lives. The year ahead
will count for more it they will honest.
ly study their wor kuiid time in re
lotion to seeming regular hours. 0|
IIIIIII-Illily days, which they can call
"their own "
System is the answer. Housekeep-
ors must. how their heads to it. live by
its rigid demands lind wrest iii if
i'i'uetloni from the work that othm'w Bi!
turns into drudgery. Map out the
housework for touch day of the week
and for ouch week of the month' ro-
ducitig the work to such a system that
:1 women with the old (it u laundress
could do her own work and yet. find
time to rcud. new and pursue huppi.
mess. The work (if the months will
vurv with the swoon and should be
movable to meet engagements.
A woman who “does her own Work."
using her bruins us well as her bands.
will save some periods of time for her
self, that are tibsolntely free.
TYPHOID RACING.
No Money to stamp Out the Dlseue In
State.
Dr. C. A. l.iiidslcy. of New Haven.
MN‘l'illill'y oi the Hliito board of health,
but»; just roturncd from the annual
Iiiooilni: of tile Americun Public
Health association, which hits been in
solution ull the week at. Ilosioti.-Among
the matters discussed was that of LI;
plioid fr-vcr. Dr. Lindsloy says lllili
more In more typhoid fever prevailing
in the country than ui this section in
intiliy yours. lie says the health nil
Ilioritios rnnnot give the reason [or
this increase.
"Typhoid lover can be prevented
lust. nu woll us the smallpox." said the
doctor lo-Iluy. “it is necessary to ink:
urIIvI-utlvu iucnsures against. the in
icctlon of water supplies and milk. li
(Inch state. would uppropriutc a until
clout sum for this prevention. the dis
cnso l’()l,llil be largely stamped out. Our
stuto board or hcnlih asked {or on up
proprluliou for this work. hill the gen
crul Iisscinbly would not. grunt Ii cent
although they spent. 315 I‘m pen
knives. Ailor u sufficient number oi
people time been out rillted by this dis
case. lllPrtI will be up Iiwukcning and
:oliliol meirisod in provoiitiug and
:onliolllng the discnuo Undoubtedly
Slilli‘ ’I‘liotc is no reason why sum-
(icul prei‘cnllie nicnsutes should not
be put forth in this and other states.
“is there likelihood tliiii lilt’l re \Iill
Sllliis'iiii
ho unite il litllc liltllt‘ of it It would
be null ioi liio people to boil the up
IN and look out lot the milk I-uppli
ind soc that it is pure and lint t‘Oli
IIIiniuntod.”
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL.
At St, Minis-«New York. ii;
lands. 2.
Al. i’lttsluit‘utA—»1I‘irsl ironic. l’ittslmrg
8; Brooklyn. 3. Second mime Pills.
burg. 2: Brooklyn." ., (eight luuiiigsl.
Al tililcuuowiiouton. 2. (‘lllinlillu (i.
ciiiimii. 3.
American League.
Al l’llllliiii‘llililib—“Chicagil, 4;
dolphin. 3.
At. liostoiim-h‘lmt some.
Boston. 2.
llelmit, 1.
At New York—First.
York. 7; Cleveland. (I.
(.llovolund, 1; Now York, 0,
iuus.) '
guide,
iugioii. 5; tall. Louie. 2.
\Villililllllll)“, 10;
innings)
Second gun.
Si. bouts, ll, (no.2.
it‘ll-J"
National League Siendlo . .
Won. lméw I
it): I13
94 52
till til
litl Ilvi
74 2
i'ui tilt
in n?
ll 10::
Leepue Standing.
Wop. land.
II? M
RR
7h
75
New York,
l’lttulnirg.
(Ihlcomr .
l’lilludolpblu.
(‘IiicinuulL
til. Louie.
lluulon.
Brooklyn.
.iiflt
American
Lil.
’.Iil7
.IiIi'l
bid
.50?
l’lllludclpbiu.
Chicano.
Detroit.
(flow-loud.
lhmlon,
Now Yorlt.
Wuuhinulon.
St Louis.
.424
.356
5:;
w
HIv'e Deni: f
Engineer motel Pm: .
wich. who was retired
yours or tun-vice. without it serious Ito.
on Wednesday morning. of the court's
notion from Supt Gillies C. emu:
"it in with nurture that .lti-
form you that a union has been
granted you by Iolir oompnny as ti
recognition of our long and tutti:-
l’ul service use locomotive engin-
eer. During lie many years you
were in uotiul service your duties
were eommtntilihiy performed."
Fhlfliiioor portion tours the company
' has always well with him fairly and
fluently. out with tortv- titres mu
sxpsrivnr so is unable to endorse the
sundown dud "corporations have no
.iouu.
us in e book?" As the vacation mouths ‘
until all are controlled by e portect
Iiutli provision will yet be made in this
he nun h more of the disease here this
“It in quite proliiiblc ihiil IIIeIII will
Si.
Al (‘im'lllililll‘A-ml’Iillliili‘llilllll, 1.5; Cin-
l’lillii-
Detroit. 3:
Set-rind some. liouion. 1:
New
See ml genie.
(live into
lit WnsliltiuIIIIiI~»iI‘liist Klilili’. Wll‘ll'
.iiIlIi
.582
.56“
Jill?
All“
.287
ENGINEER PRESTON COIIIIIENDED‘
Veiemi Engineer Thinks Collocation.
of Nor-I -
t. week. by"
the Consolidated rond "le foriy- three .
cldent received the {allowing notice ,
h
when; 1857.
The Autumn Ribbons.
Anyone entering the store by the Main street on
instantly attracted by the gorgeous display oi Ribbon
the. large center show case and at the counter. Boon .itti
colorings that seem planned for the autumn dress i. ll) ics
All the purples {tom plum to pale lavender. All the I'IIqens.
resetla, lilli‘ iiiiil myrtle. Wnrni shades of tuidiiial. Ill lli uii~
Ily and scziimlct Russet browns and the lilili‘SCilllablt greys .
London smoke, and mauve, altogether a harmony of licli I
colorings , ‘. I
lxilibous for dress garniiurm millinery, lingerit fancy
work and every possible need. There is a great (lettiniid for
narrow I’nncios for occkwcar, and we have an abundant; sup-
ply. Prices low.
Mohair Florentine.
A stylish cotton fabric suitable for fall. All in dark
shades. green, blue. black and brown, with lll\’l§ll)lt‘ checks
and hair line stripes in light threads. Quite a new Iiiaierial I
which will be well liked. 25¢ a yard. ‘
Wash Moods Section. I
Handkerchief Centers.
(letting ready for the Holidays. Tllt‘Si' are the little
licmstilt‘hoti squares. some plain. some eiiibroidcrt-Il, the
kind to sew lncc on for dainty gifts. )3 and [use each.
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Illnck Petticoats. Special. We have just received ten
dozen morc of those Black Sateen Petticoats with the 24-
inch ilounccs. the kind that measures 5 )ill‘ds around.
Special til $1.25.
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The Tlicrnialitc Hot Waiter ling, the bug that storm
Ili'I’ll. is the snicst. quickest. most reliable, picnsnniest of
all Hot Water Rags to use.
The D. M. Read Co.
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Blankets and Cool tunes
TO START THE SEASON IN GOOD roan we HAVE JUST PUT ON
SALE A CASE OF '
Mill End Wool Blankets
' THESE ARE SINGLE BLANKETS. EACH ONE NEATLY BOUND,
READY FOR USE. AT SPECIAL PRICES HANGING FROM $1.00 TO
$2.00 EACH, AND WORTH FROM 25c TO 50c MORE THAN THESE
PRICES.
' Cotton Biotikets at 500
WE ARE At 9"! PUTTIN' ON SALE A CASE OF FULL-SIZED COT-
TON BLANKEIIB, AT TH! . . LAR PRICES OF 500 PER PAIR.
IN ADDITION WE iN‘V"'E YC'JR ATTENTION TO OUR REGULAR
LINE OF BLANKET! RANGING FROM 500 TC $5.00 PER PAIR.
Quilted and Tucked Comfortables
; rupee we HAVE AN UNUSUALLY LARGE Assonmsu'r or AT
1-H: comma or THE SEASON IN EXCELLENT, VALUES iN meta
‘raomfémo TO ease.
I ARE eonrlosu'r vou WILL FIND iT TO voun Aevsnrsee
00K AT mes: VALUES.
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