mousse wetlands...” ‘
m hum Aim
in use for over 30 yearn. has home the signature at
, '1 j andhasbeenxnmlountierhispeep
/’ " ‘2“ ,‘y sonsl supervision since its tummy.
., », f. _ 91 . ., Allownoonetod‘eceiveyonin this.
. unmanned-rem. Imitatitms and “(Inches-good", are but
'1, ' , ' ' to that trifle with and endanger the health of
1m land. Children-Experience against Experiment.
“(What'is CASTOR'A
Oratorio is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorie. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worme
‘ and alloys Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Boweis, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kill You 'Have Always Blunt
5: emu Use For Over 30 Years.
“I. "If”. ”IHI'. " lupus "II". "I. Vol! em. I
The so. lulu...
' NOW ASSEMBLED ON OUR FIVE IMMENSE FLOORS FOR THE FALL
TRADE HAS COME FROM THE WORLD'S BEST FACTORIES-FACTOR-
IE8 THAT HAVE ACHIEVED UNIVERSAL REPUTATIONS FOR RELIA-
BLE GOODS AND RIGHT PRICES. MOST OF THESE LARGE FACTOR-
IEB SELL TO ONE STORE ONLY IN EACH CITY. WE REPRESENT
THEM IN THIS VICINITY EXCLUSIVELY. AND WHEN YOU BUY OF
US YOUR PURCHASE BEARS A GUARANTEE BACKED UP BY BOTH
THIS STORE. AND THESE GREAT FACTORIES—A GUARANTEE THAT
PROTECTS YOU ABSOLUELY FROM INFERIOR AND DECEPTIVE
QUALITIES. IF YOUR PARLOR, DINING ROOM OR BED ROOM NEED
ONE PIECE 0R COMPLETE REFURNISHINGS YOU CAN FIND WHAT
YOU WANT HERE AT PRICES FROM ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF LOW-
ER THAN ELSEWHERE. '
AJ. Collin—3&00.
n-is North Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Buy You
Cloaks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker.
If will save you Tlllrlv Per Cent on the Dollar.
We guarantee a perfect fit.
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
08 WASHINGTON STREET.
WANT 5651. ?
We've got it, lo burn. Best kind.
loo. Furl-fully HOIIN‘NHI. clcnu coul
lhlll Is iiII colt] IiIliI nothing clsc. NU
dust, no dill, no slluc. And priccs
niwuys lhc Iowcsl. When you got ll
lou l‘l-oul us il‘s riuill. . tlur nullrnlllcc
is IiilI'It‘ oi“ ll. You IllIil' no ('Iitllll‘os.
l’l'onlpi IIl'Iin‘l‘y. Stillslllcliou unsur-
Ith.
The Daniel Keogh anl Co.
East Norwsik. Ct.
Tel. 145—43.
Seavlew Ave.
i Msn Jumps
Steward Strives.
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every respect.
Your money back it" not satisfied alter a month‘s trial.
Weekly Payments
A. J. Angevine lil- Son,
, Ifl‘WIshinoien Strut. south Norwsiit, Conn.
oi. Bolton.
the Lowest Prices.
2.000 Ibs.Giiillanlred.; ,, V‘,‘
t
,. HERSHFIELD &SON
in: Water Street. Telephohe 236-3.
' , lied 6t, "l‘el. 203‘s. Public Market. 32 80. Main 8t.
= John T HIyeI. 5 Msin Street. Norwslii. ..
M I
Ire-pa Arrest.
BOSTON. Oct. 21.-—'l‘be conductor of
the Colonial express, Which arrived
here last night from Washington and
Philadelphia over the New York. New
Haven Ii: Hartford railroad, reported
that on unknown man who was try-
ing to steal a ride tell oriumpsd from
the train at Elmwood stutlon in Provi-
iv-ucc, and was killed. The man, who
.i poorly dressed and evidently a.
.lI.I.l‘i!I', was found on the front plut-
l‘urm ol' the baggage car when the
train was passing: through Westerly.
it. I. lie told the ,ztgopductor that he
had boardod the train at Bridgeport.
lie was not able to pay his lure. nod
the conductor brought him Into the
buggers cur, intending to turn Ilini
over to the Providence police. As the
train was nearing Providence, the un-
known man mode a sudden dash for
the forward door oil the cm. This
was iho lust seen of him by tho Ii'iiIlI
Cl'tiW.
Providence Inter reported that the
hody of an unknown mun cut ill lwo,
lllld been found near lilIlnwood stir
lion.
l
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
'I‘uke Luxnilvc Bromo Quincnc 'I‘nb-
leis. lll‘uuuists refund money If It.
fails to cure. Ii. W. Gl'ove‘n signature
is on oaoh box. 25c.
BERLIN. Ocl. 21.~'I‘ilc German gov-
ernment, 'l'llc Assoicintod Press is ill-
l'ortllod, will not propose to the Reich-
sing 1111 increase in the navy beyond
the additions previously determined
upon, which were, six largo cruisers
and thirty-five torpedo boats. licccnt
incidents in (lol'lllml-Bl'iiillh rellllions
how not therefore influenced the gov-
ernment's imlllcdlntc nuvul policy (no
ccpl. the unusually Ileuvy oulluys will
be asked for tile equipment of nuvui
stations, new docks, oic. Those ox-
pclldllurcs are all Iluli Gcl‘mully can
conveniently afford. The finance
minisicl- has been prcpnring during
lIIl}. past six months ll readjustment
of the luxulion scheme involving a
development of fresh HOIII‘I‘QEI of row
one. But. an imperial loop will also
be necessary to balance, the budget of
lildti. '
DOCTORS SAID'HE WOULD NOT
L .
Peter Fry, Woodrull. Pu., writes:
"After dot-tormg for two years with
be best physicians Ill Wnynosburg,
und slill getting worse, the doctors ad~
:ised me If I Ilnd llny business to st-
lcnd to l luld beiicr attend to ii. at
once, as I could not possibly live au-
olher nloulll as there wus no cure for
me. Foley's Kidney Cure was ree-
ullmeudcd to 1110 by a friend, nod I
Immediately sent my son to the store
liII' ii, and after taking three bottles
I begun in not boiler and continued in
improve until I wns clllil‘ely well.”
Sold at l’luislcd‘s Drug Store. ”
JAPANESE NAVAL REVIEW MON
DAY.
’l‘OKIO, Oct. 21, 3:30 p. m.——ll. is
oliiciully announced llllll the grand 1111-
vol review will take piano on Monday,
(iciobcr 23. Great enlllusinsm over
'Ili‘. cvcul prevails in 'I‘oklo and Y0-
hohnmn. Seventy-live special lruins
will Ili‘ run ill-lwccn the two cities on
TIII‘ (lily of III“ I'i‘VIPW.
_..__. .....-.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no mutter bow regular
llcr l'clllurcs may be cull bc culled prof.
y if her complexion is bad. Orino
inlxnlive Fruit Syrup nids digestion
lud clcurs snllow blolcllcd compicxious
my stinullniing the liver nnd bowels.
il‘Illt) Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
lulusclllc or gripe and is mild and
iIi‘IlSiIIli. lo “the. Remember the
name OrIuo and refuse to accept any
substitute. Sold at I’luislcd‘s Drug
Store. "
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
NEW YORK, ()cl. 21.—-—'I‘Ilo stonin-
cr St. i’llui, from Soulllllmplon, was
ill wireless communication with Slus-
consci ill 5:30 11. n1., when 30 miles
cast of Nuuluckot Lightship. She
will probably dock about 7 o‘clock this
evening.
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful It Is In
In Preserving Health and Beauty.
Nearly everybody knows that chur-
conl Is the surest and most elilclenl
vllsllllocililll ulld Iiili‘IIit‘l‘ In nature, bul’
l'uw rcnilzc Iis vnluc wnen lnkcn Into
the human system for the some clean
slug purpose.
t'hureoai is a rclncdy that the more
you lake of ii, the boiler; ll Iii hot. n
drug ill on, but. simply absorbs the gas-
luunluch IliIII Ilili.‘liilili'ii and carries
”will out of lilo system. ,
Charcoal swoclcus lilo hrcnih after
smoking, drinking or utter ruling on;
ions and other odorous vegetables.
tillurconl effectually clears llnd im-
lcclil and further uclv us a natural
and eminently sole cathartic.
It absorbs the injurious gases which
collect. In the stomach and holvols; u
dlsinfccls the mouth and throat. from
the poison of return.
form or another, but probably the but
ehnrroul and the most for the money
In In Stuart’s Charcoal lozenges: they
are composed of tho linesl powdered
unlisopllcs In tablet form. or rather in
honey. 7
The daily use of these linemen will
soon tell in s muellllmpmved condition
ion, sweeter ill-oath Ind purer blood,
and the, beauty of it is. (last no possi-
ble hsrm can result from their dentin»
ued use, but on the contrary, emu
benefit.
lilo benefits of charcoal says: "i so.
vise slusrl’s Ohsreosl intestines to all
plcxlon and
and Ihrorll:
believe i
cool in
blue-
'9
a
r
from Co nlal Explain to.
UN and impurities niwuys present In the
proves the colllpiexlon, It whllcull the
All drugglsls soil ellllrcoul in one
Willow charcoal. and other hamlets
lilo form of large, pleasant lusting ins.
enges, the charcoal being mixed with
of the senerel hesilh. better complex-
A Buffalo physician in speaking of
patients suffering from us in stony
, itch and bowels, audio clear the com-
purify ill breath. mouth
also bsl eve the liver ill
greatly benefited by the daily use of
them; they “cost but twenty‘llve cents
a box of. drug stores, and although in
some sense a patent preparation, yet i
at more and better ehsri
tusrl's Charcoal imstlges
than Ilium] oi the ordluery churned
to
l. ‘ . , y-
. 1 . ‘ I ‘
Church otiees .,
I‘ I I" \
METHODI‘T.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. W. W. ’i‘. Duncan. pastor-would
n. in, class m‘e'otlnx;“lii:lio n. 111., ser-
mon, “The Power in Command"; 12
111.. Sunday school and Men’s Bible
lug; 7 p. m.. sermon. “Young Mon and
Marriage." Special. male for the day
will include: P 1dr. “Cnnlnbiih
Tranquillo,‘ Denim ‘
Long Wilt 'i‘llot‘lilIiI'th Me, Ohm-d":
sole. "0 Lord f r“ Merciful." Miss
Birch: posllude.; with, Camp. Even-
Ing: Prelude. Evening Hymn, Bridge;
‘Iton"; solo, "Open the Gates." MISS
ilil'eh"; anthem, ‘fsol‘tiy Now. the Light
of Day"; peelludhfiit‘ostsl Sang, West.
Norwnlk M. Iii. Church. Rev. 1.. K.
Moore, pnslor-Mor11Ing: Subject of
sermon, 'I‘lle Stir of (iod: proludc, Ber-
l-uuse, It. iiorcnger: offertory. A Dream
of Paradise, iinlllliton Gray. Mr. Amb-
im‘: liosiludc. March In A, Mnclarrcn.
Evening: Subject of sermon. The Hold
of Grace; prelude ill E lint, Adolf Jon-
scu; ol‘l'nriory, The Nlnoly and Nine.
Popper, Mr. Ambler: posliude, Mues-
loso Alla Murcia, F. W.’ Ilird.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev, E. Cunningham, pastor——
l
ing by pnslor; Sunday school. 12 111.:
Junior League, 3 p. m.; Epworlh
League, 0 p. In, topic. Sllcrod Songs
’I‘Ilut l'iuvc Helped; lavcnillur service.
7 p, 111.. sermon by the, pastor.
A. M. E. Church, Knight street, Rev.
J. I), Nichols, pastor—~11 l1.‘1n.. preach-
ing by the pastor;‘ subject. Mic, Prov.
ii: 35; i2230. Snndlly school: 7 p. 111..
Christian Endeavor, topic. Sacred
Songs 'I‘Ilul llnvc liclpcd Me, Epll.
5: 115-20; Col. 3: 1517; 8 p. 111..
prcuciliug by the pastor: subject.
Ilopc, T’s, iii: ii. 'I‘ucsdzly cvcuillc.
clnss meeting. Friday ovclling, pray-
or lucclillg. .
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norlvllik Congregational, iiov.
Lewin Frank Bucll. I). 1)., pastor-w
itl:.‘il) u. 111.. Organ Prelude. Iiiulisic;
qultl'lcl, "Appcnr. 'l‘hou Light Divine,"
Morrison: olfcrtor’y, Mcdllnllon, I.c~
lllnigru; trio. “Father, Lend Me by
the Hand.” Bulicl'i‘lcld; Sermon, The
Nolc of Progress. Organ Poslludo,
Stern; I2 m.. Bible School. Continu-
ing the Life of Christ. Men‘s Christ~
inn Inquiry Club. Subject. "The Reli-
gion of Julian". lender John H, Light:
.icnnlngs Club, subject, "The American
Gl'lllltlillllii"_ Lender, Frunk Sturtc-
vunt; Arislon Club, Moder, Mrs. 11.
F. I-iucll; ()rgun Prelude, inillnnnl;
quul‘lci, “Rock of Ages," iiuck; olfor-
lm'y, Morkci; Comrullo Solo. Mrs,
Sims: Sermon, “flooring and , III‘llI"
Hrs“; lunll‘lci, "Crossing the Bur,“
iiriduc: Organ Poslludc. Whiting.
First Congrcguliouni Church. Nol~~
wulll. (icovgc i). Egbert. pastor--
Morning service at 10:30. preaching
by the Rcv. William Rommel. of Corn-
wall. N. Y. Sunduy school at i2zl5.
Evening scl‘vico at 7:30, pronclling by
M i'. Rommel. I.. ii. A., Wednesday 111
3. Church prayer service 'I‘llursdny
ill, 8, Creeds of Christendom i. The
Greek Church. i’l-cludc, l’nslol‘ul in
I), A. Clnussnlunn: The King of love,
Scllncckel'; Nullc DimltllI in I!) il'lat
I‘lll‘kcr; soprano solo Saviour. Like a
Shepherd Loud us. 11. ll. Bowman:
poslludc, It‘l'alkmcnl Symplloniquc.
Louisigre. Zvcnlne, Prelude. Even-
iuu liylnll. Aslllnllll: duct, 0 lioly Sic
vioul', Si. Spells: Saviour, When Night,
Shelley; Poslludc, l’lccc Iicroiquc,
Ir‘runck; i’usloml Ill I). (:lbridlzodl, A.
Clnussnlunn; The King of Love, i‘. A.-
Scllnccker: Nullc lllmlllis In It}. ll.
Purkcr; conll'ullo solo, The Sircllglll
of the Hills, (loo ll. Nevin; Iv‘l'llgluclll
IIyIllll,IA,‘IllilIgI't’. '
BAPTIST
South Norwulk llnpilsl (‘hllrt-Il, ii.
ii, (anpcnn-r, IiIINIOr”9I‘Ii-) u. 111., lli'liy-
cl- nuellug; 10:30 n. in, regular scr-
viccmll series of sllullcs of lIl(‘ “Sui“
men on the Mount": 12 m.. lilllle
school: i p. in, Junior 0. F“: ii ll. ul,.
Ii. Y. I’, ll.~«u prnisn service; Ephra-
ions 5: IMO: (201. ii: Iii-l7: louder.
Robert It‘lcicllcl‘: ’l p, m.. rokulnr ovlL
niuu service: subject of sermon, like
and Abusc of Man‘s ’I‘ruc Power.
ll‘lrsl llnpllsl Church, Nurwnlk, l).
W. 'I‘IlIlIlIIKt‘ You Dorcn. pin-norm
I’rnycr Incl-ling nl 9:30 11. 1ll.; scrmon
kl. 10:30 h. in; Sunday school at ill
nl.: Ii. Y. I’. I'. ulcclillg at 6:15 p. in;
sermon at 7:30 p. m. Annilsi roll
call 'I‘Ilursduy, October 2lilil, afternoon
ilIIlI ovcnlnlz.
(irllco Iluplist Church, corner lillllor
llud Quincy streets. i). ii. 'l‘llomIe, pee-
tm~-ll ll. nl., promehlng service: 3:30
p. m., Sunday school: 7 1). nl.. Chris-
linn Endeavor mention. subject, Sa-
ci‘cd Songs That Have Helped. lipll.
li: lii~20; i‘ol. II: 15-17: 11 praise ser-
vice. ’I‘ucsdny cvenillk. touchertl' mimi-
Iug. Thursday evmlug. prayer meet:
lug. Friday evening. young people's
chcum,
....._...l—.
GERMAN IVANGILIOAL.
Fit. Peter's Gel-mull hvsnenllcld
I.uIIlcrnn Church. North Main Hiri‘f'l
misfit! p. m. preaching service con»
ducted by the Rev. Koyi, of New York.
EPICCOPAL
Trinity Church, Rev. Romlily F.
limnliilrlcn, reclaim—Ali Sundays, Holy
(tomlllunlon. if a. 1n; Morning Prayer.
limit) ll. m.; Evening Prayer and Short
Address, 7:30 p, in; holiday school.
12m. Flrslfilundoy In month, 14on
communion, 21:00 n. 11).; , horul hivh'
sing i’i‘lii’ci‘, 7:30 ‘ m. Hel don. Holy
Communion. 10:0 n. m.
Grove Church, ilev. Joules Benton
Werner. rectormiilghtrmlit Sunday
after 'I‘rinlty. Celebration of the Holy
Communion at it o‘clock; Morning
Prayer illiil sermon at 10:30; inndny
’scllool at noon: Evening PM or and
sermon on times the Kliillh to. the
lointgoln the course on tile Apostles.
u z . , , ‘ ‘ . , .
,Ell. Paul‘s Church, 13th Sunday of-
ler 'l'rlnlty«—i:2o a. 111.. how domino
nlon; 10:30 ii. in, morning prayer and
sermon: 12 noon. Sunder ”“001 one
Bible classes; ii p. m.. holiday school
In chapel on Berkley street: 7:30 p.
m. cvsnsons Illiti sermon. lolly choral.
Monday evening. Boys” Club: Tuesday
evening, Girls" Friendly: Wednesday.
ovensonu nt 7:30p. in. with Bible coir
foresee. Genesis; Friday. udles‘
oullll st 2 p. in, litany Ind meditation
It 4 o. no: ontology, industrlsi school
at 2 p. to. Music or cranium lime
Proomionsi. Iii, ‘i‘meoul
class; ii p. 111.. Younsl’oopis's moot:
: anthem, “How ‘
anthem, "Jesus, i My Cross I‘IHVe 'I‘u-_
Morning service, i023!) u. m.. preach-1
firm «site
i . .,
Says President Roosevelt
“also! lecsicssbie cosmucuee lo the
man himself that he should be sober and
temporal and ills oi even, or . cons?
qunncelo II wile'nnd his old] mullet-it I
A hard and cruel fact that in lllisill'eui' ours
Ills sinsoiphs mun uroollcu vlulirti most
any iy upon iliolle whose welfare should be
i n
. pm 1., :_.
Cures Whiskey-nod Beer Habit
ORRINEia liternui' guaranteed conifer
the drink hoilll..,euu in used all hours. and
destroys "tum; ,lll‘c crying for drink.
without [in liciiy Ilr iosllo time. I! (IIIICII-
Iy destroys the craving for Intoxicnnls.
statutes the ‘Iler‘Jli. restores the appetite
an gives militia-suing sheep. 'ed
leumwt out put all know! bu
ORRINE No. l' for voiuntar imagining
buy osnmu ll... 2. rules perbom
: Cure Eilected or Money Roiunded.
A regisierod guarantee in each 1111:. Book
on “Drunkennuss” (sealed) mailed l‘reoou
m nest. All correspondence confldehilal.
{i i‘rhiNIgsl'a‘llllcli (”tililmliun rewiploi price
ly e 1‘ '3 ‘ .. 11c. “hill 8
D. C.. or sold in this city by, I "ii
C. F. ZEITFUSS.
South Norwalk, Conn. .
,VCI‘i-lIt‘IUS, 'l‘nllls; Psnlior 17th selec-
tion, Iinssclt; )unliclcs, hymn 30-1.
Sullivan; t'lli‘crtory, Lighten 0111" Dark
nos-s, 'I‘ozor; Rcccssionnl, 414, Dykes.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First (‘iu'lslian Science Society,
Nol'wuik-~llcguiur Sunduy service at
the reading room, Masonic building.
Subject, Sunday, October 22nd, "Ever-
lnsling Punishment". 'l‘cslimnny‘ meet:
lug Wednesday, it p. m. 'l‘o both scr-
viecs the public is cordially invited.
Iiéudillg room open lo the public each
week duy from 2 to 5 p. 111.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
VAIYI')EVII.I.E TODAY.
Commencing lodny there will be In»
ougul'ntcd ll series of vaudeville en-
tcrluinulcnls .nl Iioyl's Theatre each
Suinrdlly evening throughout the son-
son, excepting u fcw Saturday cvenv
lugs lllul illr. i-loyl has already coir
lroclod for. The vaudeville attractions
will be under the management of
Messrs. Wilson and Boom. the well
known lllcalricnl agents, of New York
city, and each not. engaged has been
selected and approved by Manager
Iloyi, thus assuring the pktrons of the
lllculrc n good show. The principal
attraction ill. today matinee and even-
lug performance is Marie Jansen. ihe‘
wellknown comic opera slur, who has
been idcnillled with such productions
as legin ulld llclnlonico‘s ui Six. etc.
In addition to Miss Jansen there will
be the \Vcslon Raymond (‘o., in one
of its excellent. sketches; John and
(.‘urric Mock. the "Coon and tho
Maid"; Charles DIIIIL‘Iiil, Anlclicn's
best known conllcsingcl‘, and n num-
ber of ()iIIt‘i‘ cuplllllo pcl‘l‘ol'lpcrs. Prices
will be 15. 25. 35 and one for the even-
ing performance.
TRACY THE orrmw.
Tho sumptuous scenic produclion of
Truly the Outlaw, will be soon here
:It lioyl’s ’l‘llcuirc, Fridny, October 27.
The plny tolls ll story of love and
villainy, and the plot is a strong one.
dealing with the during dceds of one
of the most irollcllcrous outlaws the
world IlilS ever known. The stage
settings are said to be very rcullslie.
showing the home of Harry 'I‘rury, Ii
occur In I’orthlnd. Orc., at night, a
grout wnler milk on the Northern Pa-
cilic Railroad, the holdup of an ex-
press cur. lllc penitentiary at Salem,
Ore, from which 'l‘l‘nry makes :1 most
during oscllpc, u cullyoll In the (ins-
clldc Mountain. and n typlcul I‘lIIl(‘Il on
the wastcl'n plains. The cast is 11
strong one, Including Miss Nollie Pul-
mor. who is well known in melodrama.
'I‘Ilc cngnucnlcnl is for ouc night only,
and the prices will be 2.3. 35 11nd rule.
DORA THORNE.
The dramatic incident of the coming
week In which chic! inlcrcst will con-
ulr will bc the revolution to our
lllcnlvc goers of lllc splendor of how-
land and Clifford‘s production of “Do-
l-n. 'I‘Ilornc". n d'rnlllllllznlion of her-
llm M. Cllly's famous lltlvci. The piece
has been declared it drains of more
than usual ‘cli‘oclivcncss uud power,
und as n production is sold to surpass
anything Rowland 11nd Clifford, hsvo
us yet lil‘hIt!V(‘!I.V”DIi|‘n 'i‘hornu" In just.
Iy oullllcd in rallk'us' one of the sen-
suu‘s popular successor. It will be
soon with the original (test and scorn
lc environments, next Monday, Octo-
ber 23 ot Hoyi's Theatre.
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Which Is Batten-Try an prerimsnt
or Profit by I loath Nemlk
Citizen's Experience.
Something new In In expedment.
‘Musl be proved to be as represent.
N .
The statement of II manufacturer is
not convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement of friends is.
New supponlnx you hall a bad back.
,A home, Work or Aching one.
Would you experiment on it?
You will road a! mum woollen
cures.
Endorsed by strangers from fer-sway
pilleos.
it'll different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Buy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement is the proof inst
ilil‘lfiks every box of Dean‘- Kidney
I.
Read this case: ‘
Mrs. Anne Olsril, of 5 Keyser we
not. him NOI'WIIK. son: "My nus.
bsnd end i holly tried Dosn's Kidney
run. 1111' ruled in Wk“MflI
look them rouse, infirm mills well.
i IIIII ‘llldney trouble or some time
very inconvenient It night. 0 both
tried some simple home remedies, but
the trouble still reulltlnod. (his lucid
i read Ill account oi s can being mule
being Identiceiwitb mine. i got I
to: st Plslsled’ll rim store. 'i‘lnlt be:
completely ohm In."
For sci or Iii desim. Price 60
cents. tor-milieu 0a., litmus.
tirelember tile mwbom’wd
no Miler.
..,I.
on“.
soil it developed into study ilhekeohe, ’
accompanied by I urium w Imus ,
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Rocking Chair—Special.
A collection of mahogany finish Rockers is on sale in
the Furniture Store. They are graceful in shape, ‘just the
right height, and just the right pitch, verycuuliorlablc. ,
l’Iniu illuhognuy finish. all hand polish, and no carving.
Regular $5.75, sale price, $3.50. .
Fourth floor. lake cIcvutllr.
Clearing out of Dinnerware. .
We are planning for the Holidays 110w and wanting all
the room we can get. Thai is why we wish to gel rid'of a
lot of I)iuucr\vzll‘c, and the I't‘ilh'UII of the low prises thereon.
English llorcclniu with llorul decorations in four (.Iilich
cut colors, 112 pieces, $10.00.
l‘orcclaiu Sela-1 ill it'lrgci-mc-uot, rosc and scroll (It-cora-
lions, gold traced, 112 pieces, $131.50.
hiaddock's English Porcelain, undergiazcd patterns,
wrcnih and scroll, gold traced, 112 pieces, $15.00 '
Domestic Porcelain, “Colonial" style, designs of rose
sprays, green border, 112 picccs. $17.50.
130 pieces, $21.50.
English Porcelain ill ()ld Iiiuc Delft designs, very clear
as it) coloring, $20.00.
$30.00.
China Sci, line floral spray in lavender, cscallopcd
edges, gold traced, 101 pieces, $18.00.
French China Sci, pink floral design, and French gold
stippicd, 100 pieces, $5.00.
SChlI'I"i)i‘Ci‘IaIIl Sci of deep Flowing Blue, g1. .d traced,
very choice, 130 pieces, $35.00.
112 pieces,
129 pieces,
Remember that Mrs. Newman will be at the Corset Sec-
tion next week. She will fit the P. D., a French Corset
which is a great favorite and comes in several different
grades and models. If you are not exactly suited with the
Corset you are wearing come and iliIk Willi Mrs. Newman.
‘Appoinilncni can be made any time 110w. l
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inter Furs
We have just opened Our New
Stock of Furs consisting of Bees, Ora-
vats, Scarfs, Collarettes,‘ 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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best stock. But don’t take our word for it. Try I load and prove
it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. if life all right,
‘give us a chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do business.
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