my
9 yo Beechwood win his been
years. has home the signature of
and has beenmede under his pen-
sonai supervision since its many.
_ . t ,. ' . ,Allownoonetodeceive yeah: this.
Mariette. Imitations and “Jest-apnoea” are but
2' “I “Wm!” that trifle with and endanger the health of
A Ohfldrenwliixperionee against Experiment.
“What, Is CASTORIA
. \
(butane is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- .
. panic. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
'eoutains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
‘ substance. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
. ‘ and alloys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
x 00110- It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
find Flatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Manuel: and Bowels, giving healthy and natural ,sleep.
, The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
one.“ CASTORIA‘ mm
" ' / Bears the Signature 0'
I,-
T113 Kill You have Always Blight
‘ ‘ din Use For Over 30 Years.
" in: carom»! «ream. n unless men. New VOIII om.
x
f‘Jack Frost”
, " NlPS A LITTLE HA RDER EVERY NIGHT.
BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES ARE IN
ORDER. TIME FOR YOU TO THINK OF WHAT
WE THOUGHT OF EARLY LAST SUMMER, “A
FRESH SUPPLY."
GET GOOD. WARM BEDDING NOW, AND
GET IT FROM US, AT RIGHT PRICES.
A. J. COLLINS (it CO.
12-18 North Main Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
Buy Your
Cloaks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
It will save you Thirty Per Conf on the Dollar.
We guarantee a perfect fit. '
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
08 WASHINGTON STREET.
Squeezing the Consumer
to swell
the dealers profits is no!
our/wuy of conducting the crud busi
nose. “'0 bollovo in fair dealing uni
want our customers to be our friend:
as wolf. ’l‘but Is why wo inko sucl,
cure to keep the bout, the cleanest
unrl illilhosf quulily of cold in ho had
The Daniel Keogh tool to
Seavlew Ave. East Norwalk. Ct
Tel. 146—3.
H
Steward 80m are lhnluuioul in [live Silisinuhn in lively licence.
‘ Your Money link ii in Satisfied tiller a llullh‘s ’l‘rill
~WEEKLY PAYMENTS
A. J. ANGEVINE & SON.
134 Washington Street.
m J
South Norwalk, Coup.
M
“on. “con“ ‘ cc 1.;
t the Lowest Prices.
’ 2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
X
l
i
2;- HE RSHFlE I issu
122 Water Street. Telephone 236.3. .
‘Weod St, 'i‘ei. 203-5. Public Market, 32 So. Main St.
John '1‘ Hayes. 5 Main Street, Norwslk.
if m. .
Figures of Internal Revenue amen
Would so Indicate.
Are Americans giving up whiskey for
" beer? ,
The figures of the internal Revenue
Bureau, lust made up. indicate that
thetendenoy is that way, and the be-
, ‘ ‘lel of officials in Washington is that
.".H true.
i‘bo preliminary. report of Commis-
sioner Yerkes for the fiscal your 1905.
which ended June 30. 1906, shows that
the consumption of‘1 whiskey Was mu-
teriniiy less and that of beerimmense-
iy greater than in the previous fiscal
year. There were withdrawn for con-
sumptlon during the year of distilled
spirits other than made from fruits
”6.148.372 gallons as against 811M“.-
0‘72 gallons to the fiscal year 1904.
ibis is a decrease in whiskey consum-
ed of 704.040 gallons. There was
likewise n decrease in the qurmtlty of
fruit spirits consumed, the total for
the last fiscal your having been 1,505.-
l21 gallons against 1.637.303 gallons in
the year before.
The consumption of beer was 49,459.-
540 barrels tor the last fiscal your
against 48,208133 barrels in the fiscal
your 1905, The increase to 1,251,407
burrois. ouch barrel contuininl.r {if gul-
iops. This: is 37,042,210 gallons of the
“cunning boveruge greater than in the
post your, and represents nbonl. ouc-
half an oxtra gallon for every mun
woman und child in the United States.
in womnn and "children do not all
irink. all the increase is on the port.
)t‘ the men.
H. A. 'l‘nylor, assistant secretary of
the Treasury. is one high official who
‘ ‘iclioves that, whiskey consumption is
iocreaslng and with its docroasc is u
lccrensc in drunkcnncss, lio suys hc
uclloves the decrease in drunkenness
s duo in great part to tho subsililp
ion of floor for whiskey. 011 this sub-
lecl. Mr. Taylor said: M y obscrvullon,
soruonal and ofllcinl. is that, hour is
liking the place of wiliskcy to u lurgc
client, and that drunknnnoss is on tho
Iocrcnse. largely as :1 result. liluht. in
‘be social life of \Vnsbinutrm thoro is
or loss whiskey consumed now than
'bor'e was a few yours ago, while the
lghlor drinks and bovcr‘ngos, princi—
”.dly bcor nnd wiuc. are on the in.
“reuse. iiocr. for inslunco, novor pro-
iucos drunkomlous unless u pol-son
nukos u glulton of himsolf. i lived
'or yours in Wisconsin muting tho Gor.
nun pooplo illct'o. I never know :1
Hero solwr or ordoi‘ly pooplc, liilll yol
boy drink boor ploniifully und frooly
ind so did thoir who: and chlldr-on.
1‘ tho lllllo once wuntod it. in my
lpluion ii in lllc fronting lluhit llluf
u'lugu ubout mor‘o drunkouucss than
my oliior conso. and no iho drinkinlz
if irony is cormidorod not so hidh found
is willskcy, yountzsicrk starting out
n llfo do not offer poor to those lllc.v
il‘l‘ lrouiinu. With a chonuo ol’ Hi‘lll‘l‘
uonf thorn will be IPHH whiskey dl‘llllk
Hill for loss druukonnoss.”
In England and America.
As Illl‘ cost of wiliskoy is so liliil'll
roulor lllilll tho cost of" boor. rho prob~
‘IlIIlly is Illul tho doci'ouso In illo con--
urnptlon of whinkoy wus iul‘uc onouull
lnunulully to [my l'or lilo lucrouso In
\oor und lllfli lllol'o was no iluuuclui
nor-ouso in lilo cost of tho drinks of
his oounfry. [abolish pupors pro full
if Iiiit‘f‘i'filllig gossip about the decline
ri‘ lIll‘ drink bill of that country. and
deny inlorosiiug councils are girou. in
1890 tho llulimml bunk bill of Eng“
'und ntluinod to tho enormous figure
it ”5.927.000 pounds. but In five yours
1 bud docllnod 17,000,000 pounds. in
mop tho oonsumpllou of splrils wu‘s
‘00 unllons por iicud, while in 1905 it
IIIII dwindled lo 0.0?) u gullou. The lid
lino in lilo consumption of beer was
rot nour so grout. the figures in 1900
will»; :ll |-2 nullous por bond und in
“AM 29 gallons, a loss of' i 112 gallons
n it your. _
'i‘llo bourd ol‘ lrudo dociurorl Illlil lho
locrouso is nol dilo to any frosh rc-
'lll'lll \vuvo ovor (ll'oat liriluln lmi
xholly to hard limos, mon buying cut
lown illcir drink hill Io nicoi the no.
position of life, The ussor‘llon is illut
lrinkiug follows tho l‘tilll‘i-il‘ of prospcp
1y. ilko unyilllluz olso. ()tilccs ultl‘l-
lIIIi‘ filo dccrcnuo in ii Win'o (if my
lricly. ’i‘omporunoo workers ospoclul-
y hold lIIlS view.
The tompol'unoo pooplo uro willluK
o cont-ode IIilli some part of filo. do,-
‘r‘ouso is duo in ll'udo doprossion; high
uxullon of' willskoys und fermonfod
lovol'ngos. but of ”W sumo limo llloy
Ioclm'e ibero him boon n cllungo in tho
ulbitn of tho linullnbmcn and that
ompcrnnco uppoura In be on the in-
rcnso. ospociully in lilo lilillli‘l‘ of ur-
lcnt spirits.
’l‘ho di‘i‘l'cilso of tho use of nrdcnt
:pirils in both Amoricu and England
:1 ol' pocullur lutorosl. 'l‘lic Illcroneo
d. tho use of beer in Amoricn Is it is
isncl‘iod by sumo, moroly the calculus
1p by Anil'l‘li‘llllfi with lholr friondn
across the son. The English ‘und (lcr.
lluu. both of 'l‘ouionlc origin. and the
zlronuosi rucc of people in Europe. urc
trout oollsulllol's of bocr'. 'l‘llc lmiln
.‘uccs lIl‘IIIIi wlno, tho Russians sir-om:
yidskoy, which undies him dull. and
ho Turk, lilo lowoul of all In tho illici-
locfuul chlo. uucu no rdcoilollc hover-
Witch of all, but livon on cofi'oc.
In 1801’. ”if“ consnmpllmi of boor Ill
‘00 llnllod illutos was 2.000.020 lmr-
rclu. but whou lho i‘l'litfllil was taken
in I000 it bud .lmupod to :li‘i.:lll0.illii
Iiiil'l'i'lii. Now It stands ui hourly 00,-
i00,00ll burrclu. 'i‘ho per cupllu con-
uuniptlou in liliifi wus about. will unl-
Idllu; In 1000 Ii wus l0 gallons and
now it is clone to 20 gallons. The euro
401an I011 of diulillod liquors bus with-
in the entire period docl'onsed 10 per
cent, and is still ducrortsiuk. a i'eussur-
um incl to icmporuucu people all over
the cmmiry, who are beginning to look
with lens fear nprm beer than hereto-
foro. ‘
FULL OF TRAGIG MEANING
are thereupon from J. H. Simmons. of
Casey. to. Think what might have re-
sulted from his terrible cough if he
hurt not taken the medicine about
which he writes: “i had a fearful
cough, that. disturbed my night’s rest.
1 tried everything, but nothing would
relieve it. until i took Dr. King's New
Discovery, for Consumption. Coughs
uud Colds. which completely cured
me.” instantly relieves and normal
cases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
At F. ii. Baxter's. South Norwnik. and
. . Wood’s. Norwulk, llruuglsio;
summarised; the and $1.00. A trial
bottle tree. "
. WASHINGTON. D. 0.. October 17.4-
uently cures all throat and lung dis- _ -'
mm
Hes Plans, for Linulte Reach Hush
son's any country.
Advices received from the West.
state that former President. Charles
road and now the head of the New
York. New Haven Iiiid Hartford rail.
road system. is preparing to trike on
active interest in the i‘liliwlt affairs
of the vast province of Maui obs.
The sibl‘y goes on to say that while
Mr. Mellon was still president of the
Northern Pacific that line disposed of
all its franchises and holdings in Maui-
toba to the Canadian Northern, now
fast becoming a nun-continental foe.
tor in the hands or McKenzie it Menu.
The retirement of the Northern Pa-
cifis at the time was practically forced
upon President Mellon, according to
the report. He was told by a prom-
inent member of the Manitoba legisla-
ture of that day that if he did not sell
out to the Canadian Northern the gov.
ernmout would parallel every one of
his lines in Manitoba and curry freight
and passengers at a loss in order to
put him out of business.
Mr. Mellon has now turned up as
one of the lncorporutors of the Mid»
lurid Railway company of Manitoba,
whose charter- has already been up-
pruvod by the gowrmncnt. Other in-
oorporuiors are lieury i“. ilphain and
Charles l0. iiumilton, of 8!. Paul; .IilIiIi
S. irlwnrl. of (lituwu, und .lumos Fish-
or', (lfM’ipllipog.
Tho compuny wus cupilulinod ut llnii‘
a million dollars, with powm' to in-
crouso that. mnount iii any time. The
plans provide for a rcgular network
of lines, covering nlmost every iln~
portuni part of the province. Work
must, be completed within eight years
from the present time. 'l‘bo company
is ortipoWorod to ulnulguluufc with any
other company on oorluin conditions
or ill iciisv its lines to any other corn-
puny.
Opcrutlonn on tho. construction of
this road nro now being commoucod.
Proliminul'y urruugomonls uro both:
made for tho grudlnu of u section or
Illl‘ line from Portugo la Prairie lo tho
linifod Slides boundary hour Elnor-
Hull. Surveyors are now at work. tho
illlouliou lining oyonluuily to extend
|bo line north to Hudson Bay. to make
u summer groin shipping route to fur»
orpooi.
The Hudson buy plan is ilurdly u
now one, for it has boon liuurod on.
micro or loss dollnlloly, by several (‘ro
nudlun companion during the past two
yours. its object in to solve the pro-
Mom of I"llllIIIllL' tho innuennc grain
crops of the west by an easier menus
«nun milking Il‘ailH-Slllpllu‘llifl across
lilo grout Illkllti lo the Atlantic ports.
The plans of tho. lildiuud l‘ullwuy of
Mnuitobu prorido practically for con-
uoctions with tho (ll'oni Nel'lllorn ruil.
way brunchon which slop just short of
”)0 iulol'uutlonnl boundary, und which.
uocordiug to u report soul out from
(illicngo, pro to bo oxloudmi info lb:
province of Munltobu.
“m- ..._. .,.__._.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
L .
_ i'oicr Fry, Weodruff, i‘u., writos
"'Aflol‘ dociorinl: for two yours will:
‘llo host physicians in “'uynesburg.
uud still gotiln; \\’1|I:;|', lhc doctors ud
\‘iscd me If i had :my busiuoss to Hi
loud to l bud bollor attend to it ill
once, as i could not. possibly live un-
otbor month as thorn wns no cure for
me. Foley's Klduoy (Yum was rcc
olumondod lo mo llj‘ {1 friend. und 1
lmmodiutoly Font my son to the Hlm‘i
for it, and ui‘ior inking ihl‘oo bottloi
i begun to not hotter and comlnuod u
lmprovc until I was entirely well."
Sold at l’luistod’s Drug Store. “
'l‘wo diyorco Butts woro flied yestor»
duy. iicnjuluin humor, of llridgopori.
wants to bc sopurutcd from Emma
llrupcl‘. of .icl'soy City. The coupb
wore murl'lod Julie 18, 1005. Tirol-o
uro two minor children, lloniulnin und
Hurry. but. Mr. ilrnpcr docs not risk
the court to give hiln tho custody.
(iruco E. Kililo. of Wmiport, wants
it divorce from Alonzo Dow Kittie, of
\l'ontport. 'l‘hc plaintiff‘s muldou Ilillili
wus (lruco E. Ncwmun. The couple
were murriod on October ii), “584. M rs.
Kittie suys that her husband dosorfod
her April 13. I002. There is one minor
child of which Mrs. Kittie usks IllL‘
court to givo hor fbc cuslodl'.
The uniform success of Chamber
Inin's Colic, (‘lluleru nnd Diarrhoea
Remedy hnn won for if u wido roputn
lion und many people tln'ongbout tho
country will puree with Mr. Chas. W.
Mnttison, of Milford. Vu.. who says:
"it. works like plastic, and is the pool
preparation 1 know of. it couldn't be
uny bctlor." He had a serious attack
of dysentery and was advised to try
:1 bottle of this remedy, which he did.
with the rcsult that immediate relief
was obtained. For sale by Stillsunv
i’owcll f‘ol'porulion. Clifford l'ilnr
macy, Zoif f use Pharmacy. N
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D. PRESTON ATWOOD SUITS.
'I‘Wo of the much advertised I).
I’l'lmlon Atwood nulls are on fire dock-
,ot for trial In the Court of Common
l’ionn this Wl‘i'li. It. In bollnvod that
lost oust-u will be made of those. The
notion of ll. l'roslnn Atwood vs, King
'1‘. Sholddn in listed for triul indoor
row. 'i‘ho. other. D. l’l'mrlnn Atwood
vs. fl. W. lluynes In due for a hear-
ing Wednesday.
"9|lIlllllllllllllillilllllillllllllllllillll
is en
the tongue
of
everyone .x
Msde by HOWE, New lisven
S. Mellon of the Northern Pacific rail-l
m
Bits 1.. a $2,090 Chair. ‘I'Iis out on a
.12.“ “ago
new vonli, October 17.-«Since the
Armstrong investigating Committee
began to probe the affairs of the Mn-
tuul Life insurance Company it'has
been as dimoult to see its President.
Richard A, McCurdy, as it is for an or-
dinary out-alder to break into the pal»
sen oi 8i. Petersburs and have a per-
sonal interview with the Char. '
Mr. Mch-dy's (inclusiveness has not
been confined to newspaper reporters.
A corporation lawyer of standing said
yesterday that. ho had found it one of
the most difficult. and disagreeable
tasks of his life one day earlier in the
week to obtain access to Presidentiie
Cnrdy's private emce. Were net'the
mutter‘of’ extreme importance to those
whom he represented the lawyer said
he would have given up the matter in
disgust rather than subject himself to
tho humillullous and annoyances
which his quest for President McCar-
dy involved.
been the lawyer finally got into Mr.
McOllrdy's own office he found the
President of the. Mutual sitting in a
magnificent chair in the center of n
Wonderful rug. with his feet resting
upon an elaborate cushion. Nearby
was an exquisitely ornamented gilt
tuirio. ’l‘llcro were no papers. books
orlirfhcr evidences of work upon the
ill I c.
Insurance De Luxe.
Mr. McCul-dy has in his suite in
32.000 chair, a 36.000 desk or writing
table and at “2.000 rug. but. whether
the furnishings the lawyer now were
these identical articles be was unable
to say.
The ordluury person who tries to
son. .i‘rosidenl McCurdy goes through
this experience: He asks the elevator
mun whore Mr. McCurdy's oillce is.
l‘hut functional-y refers him to the
bead elevator man or starter, who
stands in the main hall. The latter
rotors lilo inquiror to the Mutual Life's
lni’ornmlion burenn on tho. main busi-
ness floor. ’l‘hal functional-y usually
:iivorls the visit from his desire to see
the President. by inking him to some
sub‘oflicor of“ the company. if the vis~
ilor refuses to be diverted and insists,
he is told lliul lll(‘ Prosidcni is not in.
‘n the also. of nowspupor men, they
are luloxu from tho information bureau
in lilo publicity dopartmont and that
is us fur us ibcv got. .
Those who have got through the
utility iEI'il,\"(‘(lllli*ll guurds with which
Mr. Mcf‘urdy kocps hlmsoif surround-
od in tho Muluul |.lfo Building. and
tile bulwurks of rod ‘lnpc. behind which
11o slliolds. himself, any that ho carrios
ml his king~ilko character in his
spi'l‘ch. llo invuriuhiy rcicrs to the
Wiuluul us "my company," to its trim-
'ocn us “my trustees;" to Its officers
is “my officers."
ll Willi nollccd whou ho was testify-
ng undor culh on tho wil‘uoss-slund
illal bo spoko of tho ucluul'y of the
Mutual no “my uctuury." But nobody
to for as known ovcr hourd Mr. Mc-
‘m‘dy color in Illf‘ Mutuul's ussots no.
"my assets." though bo bus boon
'tuowu lo spook of lilo policyholders
it; "my policy-holders."
Fund of Mystery.
Mr. Molinrdy is sold to bo fond of
nlyslory and of surrounding his cum-
lnlrs and goings willi lite secrecy
which monarchs somoiinles find neces-
urry. For this rouson he often uses
be little private elevator which runs
from the inner office of A. 0. Fields
m the ground floor of the building on
tho Liberty slrool side up to his own
irivulc office. The slrcol eutrauco to
\lI'. Field's ofllco looks like the side
ioor of n saloon.
The lolzisluiivo commilioo bus not
‘ioon ublo to not lilo slightest trace of
A. l‘.. Field‘s- wiwrouiiouis its mom-
|ors uro pructicully convinced that tho
\lutuul l.lfo when Andrew lluulillon'u
iuluc wnn first mentioned. become
aiurmod and took pains to have Fields
:0 to some plnco. whore a subpoena of
he oormnifloo wuuld huvc no effect.
liuloss F‘loldo can be put upon the
vliuoss-slnnd Inquisitor Hughes and
'11s associate, .iumcs Mciicen, four that
:boy will never be able to learn the
:ocrols ‘of the logislntlvc work done by
ho tilroc big companies in New York
illiti'. '
’l‘ho cemmiltoo is now practically
-onvlnced tlrnf. the Mutual did the
work in the New York Legislulure for
both lIlP Equiinblo and the New York
idic as well as for itself. in exchange
:‘ol' the legislative energies of the oili—
31‘ two cornpnniee in various Status
throughout the Union.
*“
HOW’S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
cord for any case of Catarrh that can-
uot be cured by Hall's Cninrrh Cure.
F‘, .l. CHENEY & (30.. Toledo. 0.
We. the undersigned, have known
'I‘. .l. (thency for the last. 16 years. and
‘ioiicvo him perfectly honorable-inn“
'iuslnoss transactions and financially
lIlli‘ to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Wuldlnu, Kinnnn & Marvin.
Wholesale llrunglain, Toledo, 0
Hull's (litirirrh Cure is taken infor-
unlly. ucllng dircciiy upon the blood
and mucous surfnccs in the system.
I‘cslimonlnls soul. iron. Price 75.
outs per bottle. Sold by nil Drug-
llels. . .
'I‘uke llnll'n Family Pills for consti-
potion.
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CHICAGO ALDERMEN AGAINST
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP. ‘
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.—-Muyor Dunne
succeeded in putting the City Council
psi Ownership last night. The elder-
mon voted .37 to 27 against it. The
mayor sent to the council on order di-'
street. railway companies for u fren-
ente hat a majority. of the council to.
notice. '-
u- it may result in Pneumonia. Bre-
rlflsn Bnlm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10. 25,_f|0c and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford. Baxter's and l’islsted‘s. "
9....
arm oounosnv commission.
the state boundary line Commission
with the governor presiding. was held
on record on the question of munler- .
rooting the local transportation com-V
tuition to cause negotiations with the" ‘
chine and the vote was taken to indi-‘ ’
‘vnr the passage of a franchise ordi-y
OTOP THAT COLD . . '
HARTFORD. Oct. 17.“.A meeting of ,
at the capitol yesterday to discuss de-
tails of the proposed survey.
. ....«e
WMWW...“ W
‘ isrldsenort’dd‘itliimm
Established 1857.
Fur Flushes.
Those bcaut'lul wovon imitations of handsome Fur
appear at the first lnni of frost and are fine enough to pass
for genuine Fur. 'l‘hosc already in stock are Gray Squirrel,
()itcr. l’crsizm Lamb, Moleskin, and Polar Bear. These can
be used in any way \vliutcvcr for real Fur. for coats, stoic-s,
mufi’s. hate or carriage robes.
36 to 50 inches widc, $2.75, $3.00. $3.50 and $5.00.
Priccs much less than for similar goods last season.
Bedford Suiting.
One of the new Cottons. a very strong,
wcavc. that will stand lots of hard wear. It is in dark
cliccls. small cllccks and broken plaids, such colors as
myrtle grccu, uuvy bloc, brown and crimson, 19¢ a yard.
. Wash Goods Section.
Handkerchiefs for Fancy Work.
There is now a gcucrous assortment of the large Fancy
Ilamlkcl'cllicfs uscd for pillow covers, kimouos, chafing.
‘ dish aprons. etc. Later on there will be a scarcity ill the
market as the holidays approach, find those. intendingr to
use them in making gifts will be wise to make selections
now. go, 3 for 25c.
serviceable
Special in Corsets.
'I‘llis Corset. which is one of the latest models of the
l‘. N. gives the long waist effect, now so much desired. In
all sizes, 18 to 30, worth $1.00. ; ,c special.
ilosc Supporters. .\ 25¢ qualify for 13¢. 2 for 25¢.
Ludics' Umbrellas. 0f gloria silk with fancy handles,
horn and storiiug silver, $1.00 each.
I
. \
iioys'hwcuicrs. in all colors. sizes 28 to 34,
$1.00 and $1.25.
[lost grades, finc colors.
$2.00, $2.50 and $3.00.
The D. M. Read Co.
Mcu's chuicrs.
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Furs consisting of Baas, Cra-
vats, Scarfs, Collarett‘es, Mufl‘s. etc.
} We purchased these Furs Last
Spring and they have been Made to
Order, thus securing, better Values
than if bought from open stock.
‘ ' We invite your inspections of
them and think you will agree with
us that we have excellent values. ‘
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