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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 24, 1905 · page 5

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NO MORE: "lino Loss.

Sack Suits. double and single breasted in‘ l“nney Mix-
tures and Worsteds; also blue and black 'lfiifinished Wor—
sted. Serges and 'l‘hiheis. highly tailored. at the above. ‘lllt'll‘
tioncdpriecs. ()thers get a great deal more for the same
grades of goods. *

ln Oxfords. liluek. Frieze. \i'lctina, Kerseys. Maids and
Q»

various colors. also for .., or $10. No more. or no less.

You know that we advertise only fuels.

we don’t tell you we will
Snell
if others can

not ; we don't get up any lake sale. * '
ghc
methods ate adopted to gt’l you in the net.

um 1 dollar .s “(will for SOt lot it ednt llt‘ done

must little robbed _\on inform or the whole thing: is n hlnil
Unr [niees are the lonest. nhether it 5 sale or no \lllt'.
dont give you .a $20 garment for $10. Reiilemlier.

garment we advertise. we carry in stock.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

We don‘t say.
like others. we have a certain amount of sloek when ive have

throw off so much now on the price of each garment they

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to rental“
" The natural!“ or
discovorod until Wednesday
aura. who hakbrokeénwofll
. I A 7'. re.
Will’s“ itho first
it run: lion
“L 011:! t. 1onto “ii “crown Whom
I :1 sun ones. limit
lambs use vortoioid. Johnson lived with
stun nod brother-indium their: We
on his mother. ill but hill
wooks ago. on I nt of ill
No spreitd oi the discuss in

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, .. 810i) REWAflD. 8l00.
The renders oi this mom will be
pleased to learn that there in It least
‘ one drIIdod disease that science has
. been able to cure in all its atsgel. sod
that is Gntnrrh. Hall's Oatmh cure
is tho only positive euro now known
lie the medical fraternity. cntn‘rrh

in: I constitutional discs-o. ro
, hires I constitutional treatment.
, oil's Catarrh Ours is taken intern-
Illy, notinx directly upon the blood
Ind mucous surfaces of the ”sum.
thereby destroying the foundation oi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

the disease and giving the psticnt
strength by building up the oonctitu-
lnith in its wraith!!! poem that they
"otter One Hund Dollnrs. for any
case that it. falls to cure. Sand for
3 list of testimonials
i Mi“ ROOSEVELT lNDlSPOSED.
FARMINGTON Nov. 24 ~—li‘u.rxninu-
ton people have been wondering why
. Miss Alice Roosevelt. who has been a
public since her arrival here. The
reason was revealed yesterday, when
, it was learned that Miss Roosevelt is
. slightly indisposcd. or, as her friends
MAN'BtrUNREASONABLENESS
ls often In great as womnns. lint
Thou. 8. Austin, Mgr. at the "Repub-
“can." of lmvonworth Ind. was not
tor inmate trouble. “Instead ” he says.
"we concluded to try Electric Bitters.
My wife was then so sick she could
hardly leave her bed, and live (5) phy-
portectly cured and can now perform
' all her household duties. " Guaranteed
‘ by l". H Baxter South Norwnlk, and
E. P Weed. Nor-walk. druggists, price

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tells Ileeee Lined [n-

derwenr ............... 33c

[en‘s Sweaters ......... 39c
Worth 50c.

en's Sweaters . ........ $1.00
Worth $1. 50.

‘ ldren's Sweaters ....... 75:

Worth $l. 25.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

“ AL’FIGHT ON THE BRIDGE.
tiflc Exhibition for Job Lock
oil or HIrry Steven-on.
ilb many people about town wort
ing the scientific demonstrations
ninnl art of self defence lust
pg. at 1 l6 dim-lent smokers about
Iimilcr event with bare knuc-
; plltce in u wcli- known saloon
Washington street bridge. The
vice without referee, rounds or
por. and resulted rather titanic,
y for one of the contosinnn. l
LockWood und liuny Stewn‘
lioth ot‘ whom are “oil kdlmnl
ho contostunts. Tin,- light ’
over rm argument oi some.
“and when it won imlshod hock
{Icon-cachibldd n pile 0! pound
is pulp. His none was splii
'ihly broken not! he received
nontnsions on other parts of
my: ' ’ Stevenson. too, knew
had been fighting

V GUN! FOR DYBPEPSIA.
kiln Bush, of New Castle.
'1 suffered for ycIrI with
not! to have grout dintrcsn
.; i tried everything i
or. but nothing helped mu
thmiilnn Balm. and one 50
, cured me completely.“
ill b 11.11. Phil-ted, F. H.
, ’i‘ o Clifford PhIflnIcY. "

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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llPlHlBHl fill] lllllll llll.

llO build and maintain a. large mtvy~

selves from confluament to nmnustirlpt

ailment was onrndnt rind forceful
wus that 01' his collmtuue. Mr. Bryan's.
Dr. Ellison was loaded with facts an d
Mum and scored many a point on hi «i
opponents. Mr. minincld spoim ruin
tire to the merchant mai'in.
in; very much it
position
hate to the Iiiiriliclivo, lit the some
time giving honorable mention to the
negative.
by 0. Kent Kittie}
were written by a. well known alsn- q'gmr of introduction.
brook author.
A . ed. nourishment; were served. Inn an
enjoyable time had by all.

mill to digest does I wood 03 harm.
it turn:
This not only dcprlm the blood or
the necessary tiuuo-bulldin motorist,
but it point)» it.
euro is I nortcct
mu the food regu- cos of tho t'on»

‘ crust to rest and not
‘ ' RIM» Bolohlnn Burt Burn. .Slhll‘
,Btrnnnoh. indigestion
. the hcnr't sis.
, “bruise r , ,

' it blnmllt in never M min ohm ,
.v until its IndI hiniult bobtn tho

We will mention a few Specials for Saturday only:

Men 5 Scarlet. Underwear. 98c MEN' S PANTS.
Worth $1.50. Worth $i.50 ............ 89c
‘ . llldek i‘het ioi worth
Men's lmgle L'ntlerwear...$1.25 $1.. ............... $1 35

“brill $1.75 and $2-00- \ll \\ool worth $2.98....$198

Men's lersev ()vershirts. ) “”"ml' ‘Vl‘r‘l‘ Si 50 $2. ’5
double :m‘d ‘1"ng 1 5t llandkerthiei's. . . .2 for so

‘ j “ ~ ' toe llaudketthieis. . . .4 for 25¢

breasted, MW“ lilaek “"‘l l5e l’lttntlkerehiefs. .. .3 for 25¢
brown ..... . ----------- 69¢ 25c llandkerthieis. . . .2 for 25¢

Worth 75c. Hell 5 Hats. north $1 50. $L00

Nllfll Milli ll.

HARRY GOODWIN. MInIgcr. ‘* .1,
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GLENBROOK DEBATERB.

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IIkId Milk.
What is described as a new process
for drying milk was exhibited at the
recent show of the Royal Agricultural
society in London. The milk is fed
continuously on two metal cylinders.
one eighth of an inch sport. and re-
volving in opposite directions. These
Iro hosted by superheated steam with-
in. to I temperature 0! 110 degree (l.
The thin layer of milk on the sunset:
is dried almost as soon as it touches
the surface of the cylintler.-and is In-
tomcticnily stripped off as a thin yol-
lowish skin or sheet before the inner
completes its revolution. The whole
process iI thus continuous Ind Into
nlItlc. The thin sheets are now rc-
duced to powder by liming. and um
powder is compressed into tablets.

 

Big QuontionI Discount at the Soci-
ety' I MeetingI .

Tho Glcnbmok Debuting Society
hold its first. debate of the season.
Tuesday evening. at the residence or
W. E. Latvia, Crescent. streets The

subjectwnn "Rnnolved, That it in for
the. best interest. or. the United ‘Stuleu

his lungs us any continental power."
Amrmmniiio Charles P. White, Win. .l.
Brvnns; negative Dr ltd ll. Sil‘dson.
Llewellyn Bromtlelri: judges, ll. B.
Mix, 0. (l. Sullivan. W. .‘i. Bigolow. the
subject. was well bundled by flunh
sides. showing research und intiiilllnr-
lty with tho subject. 'l‘hnt it is the
purpose. of tho dolnrtws to iron them.
with clearly shown. Mr. Whites it!“
no
form I whito liquid halving Ill

proportion oi! boiled milk.

 

Friday Dinncr with Longlciiow.

' The story lI told by I Boston mIn
that on one occulon Mr. Longrcliow
brought I guest home to dinolwlthout
IdviIlng Mrs. Longfellow bIBanhIndl
Tile guest was I diutingulIbId lins-
llIlunIn who bad Just arrived with I

question-
bslng u. yinz pro-
Tha int on awarded the de-

A vocxll solo was rendered
the words or which
1W“ much appreciat- Tho dIy VIII FridIy. Ind. tho cook
biting I OItliolio. the funny had {III-
In into the thit at BIND. nclmoot
It the filthy dinnor. Mrs. Longfel-
low thought dupIirlngly or the m

 

 

IVIIY ouncI vou IAT.
Ellery bunch or loud you «It that
entire most into

poison. dry brad would in I dust with Loni

 

Mixed with water those inimodlutoly'
tho‘

said than rattling. l‘tdIrI IIy. tint '

 

 

You-o CIRTAINLY Ins min hardwoods» you MAY V

 

will. run ohnntnrchohmv cunt 9mm. our ch A'l'lONI
808, WlNT88 A88 “48 OOISlP 08 THE TOWN. SAVE TH8 WORRY
m‘lll-lIY'LL «in .. .m . . . - ..

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All who: Malls Sillla. worth $10.00. for this snlo .............., ..t the
81500 Mons Suits of broken clues. for this solo 7.48
825. 00 Butts. Union mode. Silk Lined, for this sale 11.08

liens Overoocts. worth 810..00 {or this sale 0.0.8

Men's overcosts. mode toiscll at 820. 00 for this sale 10.48
Scotch. Mixtures and Oxfords; we can prove that others ask 820.,00

our price .. 12.48

100 dozen more Wool Fleece Underwear. stamped: on cno'h gnrmont
strictly first qnnlity; none better in the country for 81; our price. . 30c

Fine Nockwcai'. worth 81.00; our price .. 50o

..n.c.....-....-su.;l..-u‘-Ivn ------- sell-Iain.

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Fine Working Shirts. retallcd all over at 75c; our price ..... ‘-. ..... .' 40c .
Men's Working Pants. worth 83 00; for this sale ...... ..............‘8l.98:
Union made Working hunts. will last I. lite time; for this, solo..‘..- ....‘.IIp
Onion mode. Corduroy Panto. worth 84 .00; for this sale pl.”
Very Fine Striped Plinth. worth 87.60:!01‘ this solo ....... . ”$.48

Boys Suits. at 81.76. 82.88. on 83. 70: worth double.

YOU BUY YOUR CLOTHING AND FURMSHING8 FROM US CHEAP
AS WE UNOERBELL OUR COMPEVITION. "0 THE FIRST FLAOE
WE MANUFACTU88 OUR OWN GOODS, AND GEOONO. W8, DO NOT
DEFEND ON THl8 STORE FOR A L WING. AS WE HAVE NONE
STORES. OUR MOT’O l8:. “OUlOK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."

COME AND BE GONVINOED.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Y. writes: H'llhout four years ago
I wrote you stating thnt I had been
entirely cured or a. severe kidney
trouble by taking less than two hot-
tles or Foley’s Kidney Cure. It on-
tlroiy stopped the brick dust sediment
and pain Ind symptoms or kidney dis-
ease disappeared. i am shirt to say
that l have never had a return of any
of those symptoms during the tour
years that have elapsed and i am ovi-
dently cured to stay curod. and hear-
tily recommend Foley's Kidney Cure
in any one suffering from kidney or

 

 

tion and assisting nature in doing its
Work. The propriotors have so much
:résAdd stJ. OHENEY & (3.. To
«nip 0.
‘ guest at thé W. 8. (lorries residence
“since Snturday. has not been seen in
‘express it, taking it much needed
rest.
unreasonable. when he refused to al-
iow the doctors to opcrIte on his wife
sicisnn had failed to relieve her Al’
tor taking Electric. Bitters she was
50..

 

Men 3 Hats. worth $2.00. .$x.so
Men‘s Hats. worth 53.00.8100

Men's and ion" t'aps
north 25c ......... ...rgc

liens and Bo)» taps.
\voi‘tll 50c .............. 39c

Men‘s Socks. worth l"5e. . ..
Men's ilenuine i'ohnnhia
black. brown and grey
hall wool Socks. worth

106

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ill. lllllWllK

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“Thought you Hillil that unto you).
sold mo was 20'horsc power?" "80 it
Is." “Well. it isn't: the first horse I
ran over put. it out or lluslnoss.“>—‘-
Houston Post.

“I THANK THE L080!"

cried Hannah Plant. of Little Rock.
Ark. "tor the relief i got from Buck
lon'a Arnicn Salve. lt cured my {enr-
tul running acres which nothing else
would heal and from which i had sub
(cred tor ll yours. " it is I marvelouI
healer {or cuts burns and wountiI.
Guaranteed at l" H. Baxter‘s. South
Norwallt. and ill. P. Wood's. Norwnlk.
drug stores: 25c.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

11 hours MAIN STREET.

bladder trouble.” Sold at Plsisted's

o. n. with... TllTiFilO Arron.
FOUR VIA”.
G. B. Burhnm 0: Outlets Center, hi.

 

aON LOIT MOTHER.

S‘Consnmptio‘n runs in our family.
and through it I lost my mother."
writes E. B Reid. of Harmony. hie.
“For the past live yours. hovever, on
the slightest sign of a Cough or Cold
l tho token Dr. King‘s New Discov-
cry tor Gonsurnptlon which has sav-
ed the from serious lung trouble.” His
nother‘s death was I and loss for Mr.
told but he lenmed that lung tron
ale must not be neglected and how to
cure it. Quickest relief and cure (or
coughs Ind colds. Price 500 and
81. 00; guaranteed at F. H. Baxter a,
South Norwnik, and E. P Wecd' s.
Norwnik drug stores. Trial bottle

 

 
 
 

 

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tithe-vi really don't corn for those
musicIlos. ,

llewNolther do i: one lb interrupt-
od so often by somnbody singinx.«~
Puck.

 
 

 

——........

A DlIASTROUO OALAMITV.

it in a disastrous column, when you
limo your health. becIuso indigestion __
and constipation have banned it any.
Prompt roller can be had in Dr. King's .
New Lilo Pills. They build up your
digestive armor. and cure thdIoho. -
dilutions. colic. constipation. etc.
GuIrInteed at F. ii. Boston, South
Norwuik. and ill. P. Wood'l. Rowling:
drug stores; 25c. '

 

 

 
 

 

li’ wishes were hors‘cs. some beggIrI ‘
would still prowl bcquIc th ey were .
not tout-inn comm-Puck.

 

 

tho dining room with I idiot hurt:
.Tha “I on brouht on. The dlhtlno‘
unlined nut ninnood It it. Ind than
II Intllcd It hit hello-I _
< "i know first LonItIllow will up
than Its," in will. mil 1 dentin. the
all: obnru."-~ltohoboth hundIy Hor-
A , .

D 'lBlllI
mm. "l ("r
it slices on»
“foil. 5W-

ion or the stomach.

tltlon of

no
soil by e cums

 

 

ill K‘Inscs mun (hill

burn. willow the other hill! ‘
. in: MM '

 

“flow It the mile, led the Inert to"

cross wns crowns]; Wr‘rn PATRbNS. BUT

THE FIRST FEW DAYS OF OUR SALE PROVED A GREAT SUCCESS.

room run: 'r‘nvn: THE DOORS WERE runown OPEN w m ennhicfolln ‘

 

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