Bears the
Signatmc .
W-
0 moles Digestioniileerl‘ul-
’ Rest Contains neither
gunman) huts nor Mineral.
NARC one .
In
Ilse
For that
Thirty” this
A eci Rained iorConsli
defiant“ Stomhch. Diarrhope:
Worms Convulsions Feverish-
' , has: and Loss or“ Sump.
, 0:5“... . ‘Mww._____~_._
WANT COAL ?
We‘ve got, it. to burn. Best. kind.
too. Curcl'ully sciociéd, clean coat
that, is oil cool and nothing else. No
dust, no dirt, IIII nitric. And prices
always tlII- lowest. When you got a
ion from us it's right. Our gunruntco
is book of it. You tnko no chances.
Prompt Iloiivery. Sutisiuction unsur-
0d.
The Daniel Keogh (Ilidi C0.
Seaview Ave. East Norwalk. Ct
Tel. 145*3.
Steward Stoves
are guaranteed to give satisfaction to every respect.
Your money back if not satisfied alter a month’s trial.
Weekly Payments
A. J Angcvine 8v Son.
.134 Washington Street. South Norwalk Conn.
“TOAL. GDAL COAL
At the Lowest Prices.
7 2.000 lbs. Guaranteed.
B. HERSHFIELD &SON
122 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
Wood St., Tel. 203-5. Public Market. 32 So. Main St.
John T Hayes, 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
I“... out ’ turned
1 it's all our town. 'I'hcy any Ix'IIyIIIIIIIII has thc IICSI t'IIuI.
;‘ heartily I“IIIIIIII in IIIII' opinion. \\c think “i Iiiltc liit“l tilgt‘fil and
bcshstock. I' III IIIIIIt I do ouI IIIIIII lot it. .l W a loud and provc
I“ ,, 3 it to your own httiietutanIII. Not lllllt II Iisk in that. If it's“ all right,
" give us it t'ililllt‘t‘ In your Wintcr's t‘onl. Wr ztrc how to III) Iilltiiiit‘SS
"iclcphouc 113 3
’aymond Iros
We
Buy You
Clocks, Skirts and Millinery
from the maker. .
II will save you Thlm Per Cool on the Dollar.
We no are!!!» a partner Ill.
The Fair Cloak and For Store,
08 WASHINOT ON STREET.
lei
‘ mocling.
METHODI IT
First Methodist condemn ithiIch.
Rev. W. W. ’1‘. Duncan, punter—wt): 30
s m.. class meeting: 10:30 I m.. scr-
mon, “Reconciled to God": 1% III.. Bun.
day school“ and Men’s Bibloolass; 6 D
In. Young Poopls‘u meeting; 7 1)- In.
:mon. "Are There PlentyI oi Good
wottions tor Capable Yonnu Mani"
special music tor the any will include:
Prelude, "Postman.” ointment; IIII-
them. "0 hunt) oi Goth" solo. I'Witn
Vordure Glad.” Mrs. Smith; poutludo.
Grand Chorus, Lemulsrc. Evening:
Prelude. “Odertoiro in B." Callaorto:
anthem “The Shadows of tho Evening
Hour"; auto. "1 Will Extol Time, My
(loci. 0 King." MissISmlih; nnthcln.
”Take; Me, 0 My Father"; Postludo in
I), Rinok.
Not wulk M. E ChurchmMornlnu:
ScrIIIon by Rev. E. W. Byshc; prelude,
Impromptu. Morkol; ortortery O Suv-
tom of the World, Book. Mr Ambler:
poslludo. March in F‘ Wallis. Even
Inc: Subject of sermon 'i‘ho Power
of Darkness; prelude Borcoutto (lull-
munt: ottortory. Thou Art With Mo.
'I‘homus, Mr. Ambler; postlttdc.
Murcho Aux lo‘lIInIbcnoux, Clark
blunt Avcnuo Methodist Episcopal
Chur.ch Rev. It}. Cunningham photon-
Morning soivltc 10:30 II. III preach-
inc,r by the pastor; Sunday school. 12
nI.; Junior Dengue, 3 p. nI.; Epworth
tongue. ii p. m., lender, Violu Bar-
tram. topic, Africun Missions; evening
IIcI-vlcc, ’I' p. m., It scrvice oi hung.
'l‘ho chorus will sing. The orchestra
will render It number of selections.
'l‘on minute address by pastor.
A. M. II}. Church, Knight, street, Ilcv.
J. l). Nichols, pustorv—«ll a. In..
preaching by the pastor. text. Matt.
22: 21; t2:3ti p. to, Sunday school; 7
p. 111., Christian Endcuvor. ionic, Tho
Foroicu Mission Work of Our Donom‘
inutlon Dnnicl ll 3] If): 8 p m.. spo-
(inl scrvicc conducted by the pastor.
bliss Flora Butson tho volco
queen of song, will sing. A welcome
to oil. ’l‘ucsdhy cvcning, class
meeting. li‘riduv evening, , prIIyor
Next Sunday rally titty.
with sacred concert at 3 p. in.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwalk Congregational
Church. llov. Lewin Frank Buoll. D.D..
pnutor»~lt):3tl a. m., grand prelude,
Andante con molt), Giottson; quurtot.
'l‘c l‘IcuIII in ll minor, But“;k oi’lortoty
Scherzo, Hoffman; tcnor solo M‘r.
Crowc; Ht'l'llll)“. Rev. lirodcrick
Hutch; orunn pIIstIudtI lrund ( hm tlh
i‘htboln. 12 UL. Blblc school, 'l‘ho Lilli.
III L‘hrlst: Mcn's Christinn lnduiry
Club, subject, 'i‘bI-I (lid 'I‘osttuucnt and
Anclcnt MoIIuIIII-utu uud Inscriptions,
icudcr, .iIIhII ll. Luwrcnco; .lonnlugs
Club, subjcot. ’l‘hc lnilucnco of Elcc-
lion Upon tho (YIIIIIIIIIIIIity; louder, AI“-
lhut- Hitchcock; Ariston (.‘lub, Mrs. L.
F. llucli, IcIIIlor. 7:30 p. III., harvest
sorvltso unrlcr tho uuatIich-z of tho Ill
bic School: Organ Include, ‘(mcr-
toirI~ in F minor. SItlonIc; prayer, by
Supcrintmtticnt (luntburt; quartet
Love Not. the World. Sholloy; rcciizt'
lion, 'l‘IIII Chcstnut Burl“. Ethel lit-ck»
ct“; rocituilon, ilnrvcst. Robert Ilow-
IIII: chorus of girls; rccltutlon. How
(‘un II II‘Icld ho l’lowod? lv‘rcd Patton;
'l‘hunksgiving, IIII exorcise by tweivc
prlIIIur)‘ children; 5010. Minn Ji’lih‘iill‘,
l'XI'I't'iSt‘. Miss LIIudIII-‘s ohms; sunu,
'l‘lIc Drown Birds. by children from
tho l’rlmttrv IMIIItrtIIIcnt; offcrtory
llrucn; ntldrcss. by Rev. h‘rcderick S.
ilutclI; orgun postludo, ’l‘cllmbun.
First ConcrcgnlioIIul Church,
\vIIilI. (lourgo D. I)IIIIIcrt,
Morning scrvicc III 10:30.
by tho pnstor; Sunduy
12:15: cvcuinc sorvicc
third in tho scricn.
Amt-ritutn llcpublic. ’l‘hc liouIIIIIcc IIl
tho Frcuch. L. ii. A. and K. I). ch~
ucsdny III. II. Auicricu und ludla. Thurs-
day at 8, IIcrvicu promontory to thc
communion. Morning music: Pro
ludc. Andnnlc ltcllgioso. Loybucb;
Nunc Illutittls, l’urkcr; duct, ’l‘hc Lord
is My Light. Duck: postludo. Pruclud-
cum from Sonutn l., Ithcinbcrucr; pv
cninu. prcludc, t)l‘l‘cri.ory in l". Wciy;
DI-ns Miscrcutur in D. Duck; posthulc.
lI‘lnulc in ii lint. Frank.
aAp‘rIsr
First llnnllst Church. Norwulk, 1).
W. ’l‘IIlhItiuo Yun Dorcn. l'nstorm
l‘I“II\'I-r scrvlcc ul 0130 II. In; I-ItII-Inon
IIt 10:30 n. m.; Sunday lichool at l2
In; it. Y, P. U. Int-cling III our»; Hor-
mon III 7:30 II. III. ScIItII iron. l’ruy‘
or scrvico 'l‘htlrsday at 7:30 p. In. A
cordiul \\’(‘I(‘lllll(‘ to Idl who ultcud
thcuc services.
lrucc liunlini Church, corucr llut
lcr und Quincy RII‘N'IH. l). S. Thomas.
pustmwwll II. III., urniko ucrvlcc, con-
IiIIcchl by (i. W. Johnson. 'I‘ho pnutol
will prcnch for thc. Mcuslhh Baptist
church. llrldIzIIpIIrt, Suudhy morning.
3:30 II. III., Sunduy Si‘lllloiz 7 II. In.
(‘hrluttun Wiltll‘ltvul‘ Incctlug, Hillljiicl.
VIII-rich Miunton Work of Our Dcuom-
lIIIItion. Duo. :3: 3MB: ii p. In. prcucb
ing by tho puiuor. ’l‘tIoIIdIIy IIVcIIlnI:
tonchcl‘s’ llll‘t‘lIlIKi ’l‘hutvulny cvcninu
covcnunl llli‘t'lillll: h‘rlduy cvcninuv
Lyccuin.
EPIBCOPAL. _
Trinity Church, ltuv- RonIliy lI‘.
Hillllllill'ii'h‘ I“I-cIIIr»~Ali Sundays, llIIly
(‘IIIIIIIIttIIIuII. h it nI.; Morning l'lllyi‘l‘.
Ilitilil II. III. It chIitm I'IIIyIII and Short
uddrcsn. 7. do p nI.; Sunduy School.
12 ll. III. It‘ll‘lii Hominy in month. iioly
Nor-
Pantorw
preaching
school III
III. 7:30, the
The Story of llli‘
I; an W
HOUSEHOLD CARE!
Tax the Women of 80th Norwuk the
heme III Elsewhere.
third to nth-ml to household Iiullcu
'Wilh it I-oIIIItIIIItly Itching back.
A woman should not. Illqu a tutti
buck
And she wouldn't it
were wet
Douu'u lKidney Piiin make well kid-
llt‘ ’tl.
ilore is It 30th Norwnlk woman
who endorhcs thin clnlm:
Ml'll. Lizzie Warner. of ill Washing.
ton street 80th NON/Elk. have: ”i
had often to give up my work on ac-
count of mv intuit Itching no. i pro-
cured Donna Kidney Pills at Platel-
ud' II drug store during the butt outwit
l bud and they cured e. i tell but.
tor in every way one taking Dunn‘s
Kidney Pill, and can recommend them
the kidneys
to it" women suffering from burksuhc
end wnuk kidneys."
For hula by Illl dculcru l’rirn till
mum it’outchllburu t'o. tintinin.
N. Y. colc utti‘lill. fur IlIII [Filiiml
dimes.
Remember the unmewnoau'suand
take no other.
..a
i tor 'I‘I hilly.
l .
Grace (thumb. o . James Benton
Wot ucr 10' turmNinalocIItb Sunday at
sermon at lo: 80: Sunday school at
Matthew the Pubilcan. the fifth in the
course on the ApostleeI at 7:30.1‘ho
oflerlnx at the 10: 80 service will be the
annual All Souls ottorinz tor the bane-
ilt at tho nstlth.
CHRIOTIAN ECIE O! SOGIETY.
Flint Christian S icnco Bocloty,
Norwulkw-Roeuiar Sunday service at
the Icoding roomMusauic building.
Subject, Sunday. OctoBor 22ml. “1an
lasting Punishment. Testimony moot-
Ing Wodncsday. 8 n In. To both our
vicou the public in cordially invited.
Reading room upon to the public ouch
wcok duyairom 2 to. 5 p. m. .
ADVENT CHRISTIAN
Advent Christian Church, Von Zuni
six-col: East Norwuik, Rev. J. W. Du
vie, pastor-”Private prayer will be the
subject of the morning. Sunday school
at 12 III.; Loyal Workoru' meeting at
0:45, p. nI.; song service at 6:45 p. m.;
cvoning service til 7 p. In. A Scripw
turui Alplmhol.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL.
St,» Peters German Evangelical
Lulhcrnn Church, North Main street.
~7i30 D. "In wrenching Bt’iTVlCti conduc-
tod by the Rev. John C. Both“. of Siam-
ford.
FULL OF TRAGIC MEANING
are tbeen lines from .i. ll. Simmons. of
Casey. ill “ 'l‘hinit what might have re-
IIultod trom his torriblo cough it ho
bud not taken the medicine about
which he writes:
cough, that disturbed my night's rest.
i tried everything. but nothing would
roliove it. until 1 took Dr. King's New
Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. which completely cured
Inc." instantly relieves and permu-
ncntly cures nil throat and lung dis-
eases; provcnts grip and pneumonia.
At F. H. Baxter's. South Norwoik; and
E. P. Wood‘s, Norwnlk, drugglsts;
guurnntocd; 500 and $1.00. A trial
bottle tree. "
. »"——‘—o—._—.~—- m
SUPERIOR COURT.
m—fl
Motions on the Short Calendar Dis-
posed hf Yesterday.
In tho superior civil court yuntor-
day illcntr motions on short culcntlnr
were thus Iliuponod of:
Charles J, Gilbert. III. William ’1‘.
llincks, cxocutor. Iict'ztult. opened on
payment of $10.
Clnrcncc Sll‘l‘llll,‘{ ct III
Slnpluu, lililllilllhll‘ultll‘,
pioihtii‘l‘ ordered or
\vcteks will III). culcrotl
Stupbcn (Jonuuock VII. 'l‘iIv- (.‘onuoc
Iicut l'tIIllwuy SI Liuhting (10..
Iinut‘s motion to nirlkt- out and lllllk“
.moro specific. was granted. The plain»
,tlil was IIIIand to almond. and III“ or»
dot“ for notico for hunting In IIIIIIIIIgcs
was withdrawn.
\In. Frhuk
pleadings by
Irving Dibblc ct. III.. executors, plund-
inun by defendant wore ordered with-
in thI wooks unrlcr pain of default.
llirdscy (llovcr vs. N, Y.. N. It, or. II.
ll. R. Co, pleadings by Ilol’cntlnnt to
in Iillltlt‘ within Iu'o \vcchs, or default.
‘ lfitlzubctb (IIOVI‘I ct. Iii. vs. N. Y. N.
H & II. It R to III. III. phudiug
(it“tililttti mudu Iii) dqglttlnnt or default
within two \vccks
Agnes l’l‘itl‘ \r. Pilot Union Mctnllh
t‘urtridgu (‘0 II motion for loam to
nutcud tIIIIIpiIIlnt was muntcd
in thc sIIpt-rior court. short illiltllr
dar IosIoIduI those (arcs \Icrc he
signed for il'l:tl noxt work:
'l‘ucsdny, it! It. III.~—-llcury Inc Iui>
IIIlIIistIntnr, Is. N. Y.. N. H. AI ll. II.
R. 00.; Allliit' Ilnkcr vs. WIII'IIIIII ll.
Billit‘l‘.
Frank W. l‘cI-r_\. lliilllillittll'llltll‘. ts.
Connecticut linilwuy it: Lighting t‘.u.:
lohn .I. liruphy. IIIIIIIiuistrIttor. VII. 'l‘lIII
N. Y.. N. it. d: it. it. it. t‘.0.: The lid
tinh AnII-ricun lnuurunvo t‘.o.. vs. Ull-
wr E, Wilson.
DOCTORS SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE.
Pctcr Fry, Woodrufl. l’u., wrltIs:
"Alter dot-toting to: two \cIIIII with
be best physicinns in Wuynesburg.
and still getting worse the (IOC'IDIH IIIl
vised me it i bud tiny business III lti
loud to I had bcltcr uttcnd to It at
oncc. as I could not possibly Iivc un-
othor month on thorn was no cure tor
mo. Foioy'n Kidnoy Cure was roc-
ommcndcd to me by It friend. and l
luInchiutI-Iiy sent my son to tho store
for it, and utter inking tIII'cc botticu
I begun to uni hotter and continuod lo
tmpImo until I was cIItlrcly wcil."
Sold at Pluislcd's Drug Store. '0
.... w.
LOOKING FOR GUNLIFFE MONEY
BRISTOL. (.lniohcr 38.~~-'l‘broo prl‘
Villt' dotoctivos wrro licrc biotin you-
by Cunill‘l’c. which is ycl unaccounted
for.
to got at further details of the rIIIov
tllI‘ Iuoncy III tho homo of .loIII-ph W.
llIIIII'IlIuIIu. br~othortnlttw IIi‘ (‘unlliic
tho iIIIIm' llllii IIIIcIItlonctl MI'R. llohrd
lililll. IIIIIl Mr. lloIIrIlmuIt. who
homo tutor.
no IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII tarts \vcro IIIIiulIIcIl IIIIIi
llit" Illi‘ll loll town.
”Lu—m...»—
A "SOVEREIGN"
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Iiy. of Handout. N. Y.. ill It
medicine {or norvousucntt.
dominantly and
rheuma-
it drive» tho poison from the blood,
of I chlill.
oxc ungc of one doilttr for a bottle.
M
W
ADVERTIOID LITTIRI.
W
unclaimed in moment-onion at Nor
tlrdhy. Supt. 9th 1905:
South Norwnl'hw’Wililum Conic D.
F' tlrltilu. Minn M oi Hoyt. [hello in
land. Mr Killduh
hush: l’nrkor P ll Rood. MrII Frank
Reynolds. .iIIIIoph l) Sawyer
lilttzlo chltn.
. ll}. II}. CROW”. l‘. ill.
--*Ivoou~4¢..... ,‘ up. .
I
Celebration or the Holy“ -‘ ,
Communion III ll; morning prayer und _‘
noon; evening prayer and sermon on »
“I had It ‘tcurtui‘
IIIIII Hull III two
(inton-
'l‘hI\ LitcbtlI-ld Savings Society vs. .1. .
lcrduy in church of tho mohoy ulolcn
'i‘hcy worn clenctrd with Chief of
l’oilrn Arms um] their qttvutlonlnu was
cry of tho lill‘l-lil suit l'tllll‘ with Ihost oi
TIII‘ Ilcltlcllvcu wont to tho bomb of
cunn-
but it lI-I llllill‘l'tilllliii tlItIt
THAT COST!
Dr. David Kennedy's Fuvurttn ill-mo
"Sovereign"
llvor complaints.
and all the tile peculiar to women.
and restores the helium to the bloom
You will never regret the
bottom addressed he follow. remain benefit.
with (3mm. for no welt ending But-
ltcrdtuuntl 1.0m.
till idly avenue. Ernest Loydu 2. MIIIII
Mrs.
run-mu. 4 um “I a...“
Breake no Hearts. Exodus
no crimep. .
Dr. David Remind)” a FAYORTTEW
EDY' III not It dilgtlifit‘ll enemy oi the Tunnel!
ruoo; where it. cannot help, it. does not
harni. It is c imported or vogutoblo ingro-
(ileum and dual! not heat. or inflame the
hood but. :Ioolutuld ltrlflcnit. Inellcoaes
of Kidney trouble». vcr oontpltdntl.CoII-
htipution 0d the Bowie, and the dollcolo
Ilnrongemonlu which ultilct womon. tho nc-
tloh 0! Dr. Kennedy IIII‘AVORI TE REM-
EDY is beyond praise. Thoulnnds of
grateful people volu Iturlly loamy to thin.
in lctldrs to Dr. Kennedy; and with It
warmth and fullness of words which more
business Izcrtlficutes novor panama. It
makcu no drttukartls~oxctwcu [to crimes-:—
brooks no bonito. In its coming there is
hope, and in its wings there is healing.
W0 challenge II trial rind are confident. (I!
the result. Your (linguist. has it. ONE
DOLLAR a. Bottle Door in mind the
nIIIIIcIIIIIIIIdIII-cnn: Dr. Davul KENNEDY
Bondnut, New York.
MRS. wms‘rLen INJURED.
Slipped on a Highly Polished Floor,
ireaklng Her Thigh Bone.
NEW LONDON, Oct. 28.—~Mrs.
Whistler. wile of Colonel C. N. Whist-
lor. commander of Fort H. G. Wright.
Filmore Island, incurred a painiul and
seriouu‘lujury late Thursday utter-
noon. She was in her. home at Fort
Wright on bishots island and in walk-
int; across It highly polished floor. slip-
pod and fell hcuv.lly llcr thigh bone
was fractured.
Ur. JIInItus L. Bevans. the post sur~
goon, reduced the fracture and also
sent for Dr. John Feenoy surgeon at
Fort ’i Iumbuli this city to assist him
III the cusc. The government trans»
poIt Gcnqul Nathaniel Greene. mode
a spcclnl trip to the Island in quick
timc to carry Dr. Focnoy to the fort.
bits Whisdor was resting comfortu
bly todny and her eventunl recochy
is looltud fut.
FAITH NOT NECESSARY.
I You may be just as skeptical and
pcsslnIiI-tic us you please. Kodol will
liigcst what you out whether you eat
lli‘ not. You can put. your (out in II
bowl, pour a. little Kodol Ilyspepsiu
l‘uro on it and it will digest It the
rhino us it will in your stomach. it
(“IIII't help but curt! Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. it is curing hundreds and
ihousunds-~-~solno bad faith and some
didn't. Kodol will cure you if nIcIll~
him: can curo you, whether you how
faith in it or not. Sold by The Clit’»
lord Pharmacy ‘I
ECHLA UNDER $5.000 BONDS.
IIAII'I FORD. October 28. -— -(ln uti-
l’ico of his lawyer. William ldchlu. col-
ored. charged with nIIIIIulIIughtor.
univcd uxuntlnutloh in the police
court, ,vostcrduy. .ludgo (larvnn bound
lhc littl'lifllld I'II'I-Ir in the next term ul'
tho Supcrlor Court IIIIIicr n bond of
83.000. lit'lilzt, It is IllichII. kicked
Jonnb Manning in the stomach It tow
days ago. inflicting
(“nosed (it'lllh‘
procure bait.
injurlos which
Echla was unable to
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY.
'l‘ukc lglxutlvc llroIno Qutnlno Tub-
lcis. ‘Dl'llggil‘iltt refund money if it
TllilS to cure. E. W. tirovo‘s signature
ill on ouch box 25c.
A"...- ..._,. .
C
FELL WHILE CARRYING LAMP.
'l‘tlllltINIi'l‘liN October libs—Mrs.
l'utrick Quinn \Qi‘il nixiv live yIIIIII
who :Iovcrcly linincd ycstcldhy as tho
rcsult (If a full down hcr collar utsirs
with n iicittcd lump. licr husbnntl
IIcIIrIl n crush of glass, and rushing to
tho I-cliurwny, ho now ”his \VII'P lyiun
hi ihc foot of thc sinim, It lliilh‘fi tIi
iluiucs. llis culls brawn-ht hilt-ImI-I
Swwncy und Timothy Sullivan. bourdv
rm III thr- house. With ”to aid of bull
l‘iUliIl‘l’i tho liillllt’s \vore cxtingulsltod.
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it is in
In Preserving Health and EMMY-
\“carly cvcr)“'tlody~lttiouu that char-
coal to the Irritant and most. othIlInt
dininlcctant. uIIIi purifier in unturc. but
low realise its value wncn taken into
the human system for the some clean-
sing purpose
Charcoal is a. remedy that the more
you take of it the better; it is not a
drug IIt oil, but simply abnorbs the sue-
en and lmpnrltlcb ulwuyn prcecnt in the
atonthch and intestines and currlcu
them out of the system.
Cllurcoul uwcctcnn tho brcuth hitor
smoking, drinking or alter (mung on;
tom and other 000qu vegetables.
Chart-old oitcctnelly Oll‘lll'l‘tlilll ima
proves the complexion, it whltnnn tho
lct‘ill IIIIIl furthor nuts on It IInturuI
IIIIIi eminently late cathartic.
It IIIIIIIIrlm tho llllurlmm nouns which
colloct in tho utomnch IIIIIl buwoln; ii
Iitulniocts the mouth and titrout from
tho which of church.
All tiruxgiuia null charcoal in min
form or another. but probably the bout
charcoal and the most tor the money
is In fltusrt‘n Charcoal incensed; they
In compound or the finest nowdored
Willow charcoal, and other bunnies!
IIItlIIontchI in tablet. form. or Miler in
the form of large. pleasant tulle: low
suites. tho charcoal bolus mired with
honey.
The daily use or time mean ”will
soon toll in II muohllmprovcd condition
or the uncut insulin better Wrin-
toil. sweeter trunk and purer i)
end the beauty or It III. that no pout
bio harm can result from their contln
tied use, but on the contrary. crust
little physician in spanking to!
the be elite of chercoul says: "i no
vise Stunt-I'll 0mm Income 10' ell
patients hollering tram see In stom-
IIclI and bowel», and to clear the com-
pinion and purify the breath. mouth
and throat; i Intro believe the liver in
grently bctioiited by the daily one of
them: the cool but twoniydivo come
it hm: nt rug nun-eh, and although in
mm» when it bhteui pronumtion. yo! i
The D. M.
Eflabfldud 185 7.
glass fronts and rude.
sly lc
crallv uscd in winth iirst
tltcl nun ry Iookinglikc new
robes, and bath gowns.
Checks.
Stripes, and
Figures.
Dark
Value 12}
and gray. with white
from 5 to 20 yards.
This is“ in reference to the
with the outside clothes too.
folds or wrinkles.
Regular sizes.
In merino,
Children‘ s Union Suits.
ion for, boys and girls from 2
MEN’S GOODS.
Heavy Fleeced ”
Shirts and Drawers.
50¢ per garment.
Grey Mixed
Shirts and Drawers.
50¢ per garment.
Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers.
75c per'garment.
I
Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers,
$1.00 per garment.
Children‘s Wool Garments,
so wcll and fccl so comfortable.
extra size.
Silk and cotton. $.2..00 Silk and wool $300
Children's Garments. all sizes. at 25c.
Read Co
hitting Room Cobih‘etlé‘.
An clcgunt IiIIc Is. on our iloors at
trial (ink Wux~finishcd Oak burned
modern English and solid Mahogany III Colonial styles.
'1 he schiIIIcIIs in modern E ngIIsb have cathedral glass
doors and those In (loldén (ink and Mahogany have swell
Cabinets intended for crystal have
g1 ass Silt"l\ cs and minor backs.
in walking the length of the room one hardly knows which
to pronounce tIIc handsomest.
deeSCllt. Golden Quar-
)ak and Mahogany' In
it Is It splendid exhibit and
It is merely a question of
l’Iiccs begin at $10.00. Fourth floor, take the elevator.
The Wash Manuals.
'1 wo I camps why the (otton- W ash l lanucls arc so gen—
I
they wash so well and that
means :1 real deal to n fastidious person“ llIcy come from
with no shrinking. The next
reason is, they arc so very attractil c and becoming. ,
Royal Fleece Is a thick. soil. downy flannel for lounging
It is reversible, the designs showing
light on one side and dark on the other.
In tan and white with a glint of red
in navy blue and white.
in myrtle green and white.
in gray and white. .
in rose pink and white.
in gray and white with red
In dark red with block or white
V cry soft and warm, 25c a yard.
Outing Flannel.. '\ special in light stripes, blue, pink
and medium gray
é,c for 90 a yard.
Wash Goods Section
Lengths
Undervi‘redr f0r Womeii.
nice, song Union Sits that. lit
'I‘hey- have something to do
for there are no superfluous
A coinplctc Iinc now in stock:
In cotton. ilcccc—Iincd or IIchiunI weight.
$1.00
Fleece-lined Union Suits, all sizes. .59
light weight. 31:50;
medium weight. 81 50.
hchy weight, 8. 50 and $2. 00
$2. 00.
l xtra heavy iiCCCt IiucII cut-
to 15 years. see.
The D. M Read Co.
We are now prepared to show/full lines .of WINTER UN-
DERWAR for Men, Women and Children. -
LADIES’ .oooos.
’Fine Ribbed
Vests and Pants.
:50 per garment.
IMentor Ribbed
Vests and Pants.
50¢ per garment.
Part Wool Ribbed
Vests and Pants.
, ‘ 75c per garment.
All Wool Ribbed
Vests and Pants.
White and Grey,
$1.00 per garment.
I".
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all sizes at popular prices.
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7“»th 343-6.,
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ONLY cunt FOR DYAPIPBIA.
Mrs. Frenitlln BuIIh. of New Cutie.
Deb. any»: "i buttered for years with
drapes“. used to have greet Illustrator
end belching. i tried everything i
could hear of. but. nothing helped me
until lItoolI Wilton Balm. and one 60
cent bottle cured me completely.”
For ante by it it. Plelltod. if. new
tor and the (Billiard Pharmacy. "
We
moaned: IN IANKRUM‘OV.
ARMED. October til. “Dinner;-
es in bankruptcy have been granted in
the United States mutt-lot Court. to
Audio 8. venison Herbert n. Werner.
tin. and Philip Winter New linen.
Arthur it“ (”it no. Norwlhc and
chariot; 0 Tall. Eilll HIII-Itorti.
WIM .
A PLIAIUIII To ALL.
No Pill is as pleasant and positive
to DeWitt' II Little Early fillers Thotio
Pontoon Little Pills are or mild and at
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let: vii that «sumo. delicate Indra
on weak biscuit! enjoy their cla’nIuI us
oflccl while pitch beanie my ”my
are tiic'heot liver its bold. hold by
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or It may roIIuit in Pneumonia. Brn-
slllen Balm II brushing up colds when-
bver tried. almost without. oxocptlon.
to. 25 60c 'und ti or bottles. The (Ebb
lord. Porter’s end Pleisted's. "
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I HAR’l‘mltD; Dumber Isa-«tainted
Iiolt. II colored serum at the house
of Mrs. G. P. Help. toll Elm street,
new round me iIr' her room wester-
hay. death being our to ttlumlnethlg
3n hobbyist-lion. it to thought the.
path (was dynamical the connection to
a you aim in her room being toned
partly open and the stove still warm.
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to be curable. W‘T mm Muriel
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new it III "annoy VII-ti " nonunion!
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