‘ "'1‘th let'll‘ I
tune Bought ”
.Bcarsthe
In
Ilse
For liver"
Thirty “Years
cemented forConsti -
WSW? Sloulhchfliarrhop;
ms.Convulsrons.chensh~
spud Loss or Swen
f fiimile Signature ol’
c
‘i
South Norwalk. Conn.
or house Nol Alivp i
lilii. v.1; driliilur llltk'll no Irt'n'h llirli
ll couldn't. lJlJ .llushor without bciug
ulivo. As a mnlior oif i'uci. moat
should hang for it day or two to multc
licuiihflll food. illlil our modorn luclh-
oils of proscrring usuuro you sweet.
ioudor. juicy and uiillgoibor good
meals at all limos. tirdcrs Iillod
promptly. ‘
.1. w.” DODGE.
Successor to Jacob Behaub.
22 Washington Street. 'Phone 322-2.
_\
r em .',‘/.;'.q 7“
Men's trousers Specials for ihis Week.
‘ _' ‘ WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
, :CuP
YRIGHI‘ CLOTHING CO.
he NORTH MAIN sr. souru NORWALK
HARRY GOOD WIN, Manager.
‘Xtra. Extra. Extra.
IC‘Ooi’ll at. $4.50.
. NO. 2 NUT. the largest size in town. at $4.50. Also the high-
grades of Anthracite at the 10 west prices.
i A trial order will convince you.
Remember we are the only dealers that keep the price down
on because we do not belong to any combine.
If not for us prices would have been higher, so patronize the
‘ halibut is saving you money on every pound you buy.
HERSHFIELD & SON
. , :23 Water Street, Telephone 236-3.
Wood 8c. Tel. 203-5. Public Market. 33 So. Main St.
‘r . John T Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
”no“. .. M...-..~......, .
trunniiuni
pills all over town They say Raymond has the beat Coal. We
ily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
took. But don’t take our word for it. Try a ‘Ioad and prove
‘ r own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it's all right.
chance at yourl‘Viuter's Coal. We are here to do business
‘ .Teiephouc um.
~ ymond Iros
a».
Mi. Wan...» .............. ... .. .a.._........m....0.._...._.. m
'V momenunmmm
‘ . ’pithoin’bppellMive to the . untu‘rai
shite Is in this county. Bantam lake,
pang hcro lukcs Ila i‘lHU. a largo cloc-
tchiioldoouuiy hall loan in... at»
roll to it as the "Mountain county."
anti ‘6! accountant."
“‘ Taturq’p Ploy Ground.” had other
techie "beauties. ‘ , Ooh unnehuaimad
with this region would, iludit dimcuit
to imagine the amount ofgwnter stor-
0d uwuy among those bituhfloldhllbi‘.
whore lhotounlain bonds of the Farm.
lugtou; Shooting. ‘anlglillldk'ahd in a
tot-ed. ' ‘ new, too. are ' imrutporablc
pondu’ruul taken. more being upward
of 25 from three to 12 miles In circular
tcrouco. Naturally wntor powers pro
capitalists and their agents have our
citaaod valuable water powers in this
section. some or which are now in no-
tivc operation. . 'l‘ho‘iurgest of theud
Is located on the Housatonic at Bulia
Bil-(lg. where is gouomlud tho electric
powor which glron Waterbury Ilor
lighting and runs its ontlro' electric
ayatnm, ~
The lurgosi body or wator In lilo
located in tho iownu of. bitchflolil and
Viorrls. Its shores- ure dotted with
summor cotlugcs and holols and Its
wafers pro, at grout source of pleasure
for lilo. rocrcnllon hooker. ’I‘ho Sho~
irlc plant and various luuuui'aciurhr;
industries being supplied with Its wuv
tor powor.
Wetramnug lulto, siluntctl in the
towns of Wurrou and Washington ucur
lh village. of Now Preston. In the next
it also and probably the most noted
ol‘. Connecticut lukos. An clght-mllc
drlvo oucirclou ii and in tho summer
its waters are liturully nllvo with oily
gucstu. On its outlet is n noted fish
hatchery located lust ubovo a. pic-
lurenquo ialla.
Highland lilllt‘_ in the town of Win
chosicr. ncar Wins-ted. In of hourly
ho sumo ncrcngc its that of Worn
mung. but. Its ouilcl. Iliad rivor. turns
moro "whccls of industry“ than ihui
oi‘ any oihor all-cum oi lit-l uizo in the
slain, 'I‘lio bouullcs of this lake nrc
\mlquo. and Iiko lho. others. is he
coming‘ycur by year more ol‘ n sum
mor resort. it is surrounded by i’
torch-mills boulevard and an electric
l'allwuy l‘lllls I0 I15 Hllol’f‘ii.
’I‘iio 'I‘wlu Lukos at (:iutpiuvillc and
Inikcn Woucuscopomuc and Wououpul
kok ill Lulu-villa in tho. town of Sails
bury, uro mum of bonuiy' woll knowtv
to huudrcds oi’ plousuro sookors. llo
shins lhoso arc tho sumllcr lulu-u and
pomls. moro iwuuiliui lll their nutivc
seclusion among tho hillu than tho
moro ucocsslbio wait-rs. Many of” ihosc
arc so difficult to rouch that only ihl
morc mlvoniuroun ovor soc tholu. Lulu
Wunpum is incuicd at tho summit o.
(Yunnan mouuiulu. solut- dlsiuucc trou-
Norfolk. Riga lnllo. on Mi. ltlgn, ll
tho town of Salisbury. I: lllo lartrcsi o
it (‘lllllll oI‘ ponds and l:lkl‘i~l_ all our
rouuilod by nulivo {crust and locallw‘
in nu olcvuilon of about 1.700 i'cvl.
’i‘ho Spot-undo ll‘lilfti. uwuv “ii in.
l«'.oul lluuritnlu In tho town of linlll.
iigzuro int-coir m: :lb'uolrl lll nuiuro’u
ilouauro box. Eilhor Ml. Itiga 01
Kent mounlaiu nro loo prlmlllvo for
tho typical, comfort-loving uutumol
rouldcui. who would bo ororconlo with
:‘uiiguo by a trip in flu-no lultou. Moro
ilt'ccsslblc uro tho pl‘olly lalkl-H um
ponds ol‘ Ilorshcn. \Viirrcu. Coruwuii
and Sharon.
'l‘ho largosl uuiurul walcri‘ull in tho
county Is locuiud :lI li‘uli's \r'illngc
\l'hcro lilo. iiousuloulc l‘lvor lllllllllt‘b
()\'l'l‘ u prociplco 75 foot Itiglr crouliul
our of (M most vuluubic \vulor pmvor:
'll llll‘ siuio. This In at sight worth it
long jouruoy in Vll'W. untimouco pool
will llol't'l‘ ho Iorgoiion.
Anoilu'r bountiful uccuo in tho ’I‘un
xls Falls on Still rivor. nonr Wins-led
Nuiurc plunuod thrco distinct wail-r
fullu licro, i‘ruluod In on oithor uldc
by solid trailer of rock 50 foot high
for u. disluuco of 000 tool. when: out?
could Slit'llil a day admiring.r tho cvcr
chuuuiuar sccno of rock and water.
but tho domandu of modern civilization
huru dcmolinhcd lho uppcr mils und
orccicd on ilu- old rock Island an ol-
oclrlc powor plant. which I'uruishcs
Winstcll hor lights.
Si. Antics Il‘uiln ul North Konl. tho
i'ullu ill Sago ltuvlno In Bullubur)’.
which let u uich lll llli‘ pl‘ccipliouu slide
of' Mt. \K’usbluglou, on tho sluio lino
Sharon Pool illill tho (iolupboll Falls.
ncur Norfolk. nro all worth} it jour-
noy I0 Hl‘l‘. 'l‘ilo Mouuowuun Falls
at Ilolhloliolu. Illo I’omporuug Vulloy.
ol‘ \‘l’muibury. lhc ltoxbury It‘ullu und
llmuy oihurn all coulrllluio to tho ncc
ulc. bouuilcs or this thill‘l‘lltlltl of
unluro in tho rlmgod hlllu oi‘ good, old
Lliclliii-id county.-~Wulorbury Ameri-
can.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching. Blind, modding, Protrudiny
Plies. llruwlsis are authorized to re
fund lnouoy if Pnzo Ointment falls in
euro in ii to 14 days. talc. “
.... _._......m......—
JENNINGS I8 HELD.
Southport Poelmuter'e Son Passed
Bad Check in Weeblngton.
WAi-lIlINii'l‘ON, .Ilul. I7.—-«-Ilurry ll.
.iouulturu. of Houthpori. was bumro tho
poilco court Iloro Muudu’y niloruonu
churgmi with pushing it worihiuau
check for $75 on a hotel In thlu city.
He wu hold for the grand Jury by
Judge Imball. and a bond for him up.
pcarnuce was t'lu'nishod by his father.
who accompanied his con and the de-
tective from Boulhport. where hill or-
rest. wan made Saint-dc evening.
The prisoner's rather a the postmas-
ter of Southport. and is also an official
at tho Soulhpurt 'I‘ruut company. He
told Ibo dotticllm that ho blur been In
tho habit of pormilting his son to draw
upon him. in the crow uu‘der investiga-
tion. ho suye. tho clock of tho trust
cmupuuy failed to notify him of tho r0:
ceipt of the check. and tho troubio ou-
eued. He in perfectly willing to main»
good the amount and will do no. it In
Ikaly that this cont-no will be pursued.
ad that the charge will he pulls
ind (witty health ofbooutitul natural ;
. scenery. Its mountains, volleys. likes
and streams. Bluthuuiseta have: rotor.
large extent the Housalgouic. are com
numerous and for the part, few yearn -
‘eogu boiiovo the wave of football abo-
p of” physiclul culiuro. and Dean Eric
N . it ya. ~ , louse
tropblpd with a. had .00 which
thins. seemed to yellow. We tried
. taproot, dootoruhttpd iii? icluoa, wit
oat‘hotl‘yplilt.l This ‘c‘od‘li . r ‘inl t‘ili’optil
.000». "0. W . 00.9 twill
upror's who had ”lira 5% bottle. m
cough had stoppedyu not: condition
greatly iimpi-ovpd. .iahoi now Iraq oi
splendid a polite and. i raining in:
north. in virus over! in her who has:
an ailing child tot .Vinol. Nothiux
equals It. and it this so good thorn
iskuottroublo in ttlux‘ children to
in u .“ ' . ’
HELEN ll'AL’I‘ON.
Tho Clifford Pharmacy say Vlnul is
a grund mcdlciuo for children. it pro
ducns bone, turmoil: and rich pure
blood. It. is no: u Dullilll medicine.
as ovorything in it is named on the
buck label of every bottle: so parents
know exactly what they are giving
their children; it contains lit a highly
concouiratod form all lilo curative,
medicinal principles or cod liver oil.
Jill without tho nasty oil and children.
iovc its tunic. it noon makes puny
ouch strong and rosy.
We just wish every mother in South
Nor-walk who has a nick puny or all-
ing child would try Viucl on our guar-
antee. 'l‘hc Clifford Pharmacy.
ABOLISHMENT OF FOOTBALL.
”4——
Weetern College. 00 Not Expect it to
Extend to Them.
(llIlCAGU. Jun. 17.’~»Mcmbors of
tho facility of the university of Chi-
lltlon will not sirlko tho conforencc
coilogns oi‘ the wool. Dr. P. E. Ray-
:troii. acting bond of tho dcpnrtmonl
B. Hurlbui. hood of tho divinity school
and n mombor of tho board.
hold that undo or the Middlc Wont in.
oiiiuilonu will do any with ll‘lI‘
gitmc.
"i know that wo would not think
)I ubollnlllug ”to game at Gilli-nail."
said Donn Hill‘llljllll.‘ll18l. night "It in
Jy I‘ur too good a gunto Io Iosc 'I‘horo
urn too many lcvol hcudud ulcu In
tho “‘le to uccouuitutc doing away
with tho ppm-l." ~
"llcforuis aro hooded. It in trui, and
ii, in cxprcrtsly for this rcuuou that
tho football coui‘crcnco will ho hold
llf‘l'l' on Friday. .-\il lnlk of :tlmlishlult
tho pumo in any wostt rn coilozo in
tho Hip. Nino is puru-uoumumc."
l‘roi‘. Albion W. Small. lll‘H’l ni‘ 'lu
dcpariuioul ui’ sociology and 0nd 01‘
hr most Iuiiucutial men on tho facul—
ty. (Ir-clnri-d:
"ll is uousouso to talk of abollnlr
‘ug football. 1 do not bolicvc any ro-
)l‘l‘Sl‘lllllllVI' of tho coniorouco collogoa
will adtocuto abolishing tho trunn- at
ho moolinp on Friday. I am ccriuiu
Chicano will not. (‘haugos in mice
will not do away with brululiiy or
.‘ouuhucsu In football. It in tho mou
indilud tho gauio, tho oli’lclrlis. and tho
spirit of tho univcrsilics lilut count."
“Ilurt‘ard's action has ulir'l'icll uuow
tho unti-fmtbnli agitation. but lilo
pinto uovor will bo ubollshod ltl lllo
Z‘.()lli‘gf‘fl of tho Midillo Wont," said lir.
Ruyoroi'l.
Chicago's attitude toward rotor-ms
in football bun boon doilnoiiy decided
upon. according to u uiuiculoui lusuod
last night by acting l‘rouidout Hurry
Plait .ludsou. According to tho pinto-
mont. “doiiulic instructions" hurc boon
:Ivon to Its roprosnnlailvcs. 'l‘ho rc-
prcscululivo will bc Dr. .luduou.
CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY PRAC.
TICE OF MEDICINE.
IIMt'l‘h‘ORIl. .lun. l'i.—~'l‘ho Hari‘
ford Modicnl Suclcly ,rcnlorday charm
od G. Ilur'riulun Lawson. Illc proprlo
tor of a similar-lulu. with Illogul prac-
lli'l‘ oI moilIl-iuc. Lawson llIlH coun-
.n promluoucc oi into llu-olurh family
troubles, and today ho was In court,
ill llll'l‘l' churuou of assault. one of
thouo Imiuu upon his wIl‘c. lio won
"01qu guilty. ’I‘ho. runo brought by Ibo
'lllodlcul Socioly will ho. orgucd In tho
court ’l‘hursduy. and moanilmo haw-
aou In our uudcr $200 bonds. It In
said Ianrpou wan n sowing uutchluc
uncut bui‘orc ho opouod lhc saullur-
huh.
Au Irlwiullblo invlltlllun Ion the
door hi it city rcrtluuruuti~~"l'lvnuo
klltlt'll Illo bull out or ordcr. ”—I’unch.
THE HANDBOMEST WOMEN ~IN
SOUTH NORWALK.
A few days ago a group of tho bout
Inforluclr pooplo about town wurc illit-
cunning llic compuratlvo bounty of the
in ny charming women In South Nor-
wulr. (inc of them oxproswd cur-
Iouity to know why the out rd of le-
malc loveliness in min: . pldiy in
thin, locality: why complexion: are so
much clearer, eyes so much brighter.
and more check: biurtbinl rosy red
with health and vigor than were over
soon in tho olden days. It was fin-
ally decided to rotor the mattur to
bruxslut banter for his opinion. “Why.
I can tell you." mild tho . llrunitil
promptly, “Ii is all tho repair of a cor»
lain pi'cncrlpllnuwtho moat wonderful
l havoflcvcr known in all my long
oxpcrlenceu. 'i‘liu rcu‘uir hi it gentle
laxativu that contains valuable tonic
tend to clear up tho skin. Puppies
or u bioichmi. wallow or muddy akin
pronmi. ‘ .
,. ._. ...........................-..
Burns. cute.
or
wellionernb nver sin.
moraine. Mines patent relief
nun. "WANT hos" PAY.
I
7, HM‘
swam our
*aiiupiy cannot inlet whet-c implicit:
'I‘onlc fruition. am prod.
cur-ti that l mu author dupe-tire
. estimates or population; The Marco
A
W 000 ban amour; Iln Minor» and direct"
How a Dilcuulon of Beauty Md ‘0 l tor‘u men prominent in Chicago and
3WPI‘IIIMI.°I'°°V"Y- throughout punch. in uniting rur on
and cloauning‘propariloaitogctiicr with .
certain other ulterutivo effect]: that
This a so
II
, Pilgrim
' 'W‘Aifiil-ilhifl'l‘ofl. Jan. “with: intru- ‘
eating report on the milk supply 0t
qfioutou. New York and Philadelphia
has been published, by the Dopurtmcnt
ottathl‘loulturc. “It. gives statistics-
showing the luntruitudo of tho buttin—
peso. methbdh or upl‘pmotit.’ nonunion:
lion and mono phoning the source or
thaproducl. ' ' p ‘
. Thumllk Supply of'liouton. tho ru.
Dart aura. rculir menus thefnilk nup-
ply or what In known local y no tho
“Greater Boston.” inclining at least]
nine ‘nlunicipnlliios with a population"
of 800.000. From 80 to 85' per cont.‘
ls irpueporiod by railroad and the to.
maluder Iri wagouu. "It Is calibrated
dull the aupply reaches 1.250.000 trans.
«loptainlng 8 1-2 quarts each monthly
with a consumption per capita per day
of from .70 to .86 pints. according to
ohusetta Board of Health is making an
inspection of tho dailies supplying
Boston with milk. A competent vot-
0riuarlau Ia employed to take charge
of the work. Not only In tho statc
board of health making investigations.
-but the city board uluo doou luapoc-'
lion work, particularly along bactop
iological Iinos.
The. "Greater New York" mlllt uupl
ply Ia bundled to u large extent In
forty quart cans. Considering tho
uucstiou from a theoretical standpoint
and avoragiug many reports and euti~
malt-a. the report nsys. it Is found the
uvorngc consumption of milk cxceedu
halt a pint per capita a day. This
indicates tho daily consumption oi'
throes and a half million people to bo
875,000 quarts of milk, not including
cream. It to safe to infer, the report
says, that it the cream consumed
worn cutimutod on the spine basis as
the milk consumption the Industry
would be shown to amount to over
1.500.000 quarts daily, for which more
titan 200.000 cows would be roquircd
to produce the supply. The report says
that the health commissioner of New
York estimates that "87 per cent. oi‘
the milk and cream consumed In Grunt-
cr New York" is produced In the
slate. coming from distances varying
from 40 to 400 miles. Reference In
made. to tho problem of sanitation.
It must tidal with the thousands of
producers. then with the conditions
at. the shipping stations, with the man-
ner of transportation. and finally thc
manner of retailing in the city.
Eighlyocvou por cont. of Philadel-
phia's milk supply comcs “from com-
paruilvoiy uonrby sourccu.
HATTERS‘ LABEL SUIT ARGUED.
Interesting Case Now Before the Sn.
promo Court of Errors.
NEW HAVEN, .l‘uu. l7.—-'l‘ho .lutr
llltry lorlll of tho supronlo court. oi” or-
rcrn was opcncd yoslcrdny morning.
on tho third floor of tho court build,
in; with pruyor by ltcv. rill-wart Mon.
as of St. John's Episcopal Church.
'l‘ho January iorlu of this court hut-l nu
uhuuduuco of buslucns boioro ii. and
will probably ho In coercion for a. fort-
ultzhi. it not lougcl‘.
'i‘ho lil‘M cunt» couuidoroii was: limit
of Allll‘ll :4 I'llutirlru I. illlil (”.lii‘i'ri
against Strong t‘otusloclt. of Now (to-
nulm. this bring it reservation upon a
suit for tho. construction of ll will.
Argumcnt \vus board In the can!» of
tho uiuto 0I‘ Conumtllcui ugulnul Aunic
.l. Culhuuo. ol’ Bridgopori. In this unit
the osinio of Hugh Campbell is Involv-
od. It Is an action on n probatc bond
Aortic .l. (tulhauc Is the cxocutrlx. and
it Is unscrtod that isho has failed to
pay ovor to Houry ll. Campbell. our of
Lllllilllt'll'fi' lbc umouui slipulalod In tho
wl .
I’orllups lhc moral. illlorr'tilnl; of tho
lhrco (illh’I‘H argucd yoslorduy was
that. of Martin Ialwlor, oi‘ Ilnnbury.
against (7. II. Merrill 8: Son. also of
Dunbury. ’I‘ho unit grown out of troll-
ble bolwoon tho llullcd ilnitcru of
North Ann-rich. of which Mr. Iluwlor
In an ollIl-cr. and Morrill & Roll, over
tho Infringing of tho ll'tlilt‘llllll'k ol‘ tho.
coucoru. In tho. lowor court lulwlor
won out. but Merrill. & Son nppealcd
'io thc supremo court of errors. Tho
ilofcndsut's dot’nuso In that it was not
an inl'rlugomoul, that It. did not in-
I'rouuo upon tho union hutlors‘ trudc-
mark. and that If It did lufringo the
union had bulutvod ltsoli’ so badly that.
It had no rolicr In a court of oquity.
ANCE
Federal Life the Central Figure This
Time.
CHICAGO. Jun. I7. ————— Auulhor lilo
Inuuruuco Itn‘osliguilon. with tho Forl-
erai Lilo, insurance Company on tho
conirnl figure, In In prospect up a
pull of tho filling of 0 bill In tho Ulr-
cuit Court yonlorduy by .l. Ellsworth
Griftlu. of Chicago. u promoter and
Burton C. Smith. of Milwaukee. in
which lhoy churxo lilo uotupnuy In
in compicio control or n auluil group
of“ uiilccru who huvo unncoodcd In por-
poiuutiux lhoulnnlvcn in nflicc through
ilui manipulation of pluck.
'i‘Ilc company which won orgaulmd
lu illlit), with a capital Mock or 0100.-
iujuuclion l0 roulrslu ibu Union hie,-
curltlea timnpnuy a holding oouipuul'
for th Federal concur-u. from voting
1.110 churns 0! Mock In tho Federal
at any meeting of otocitholdcrs. the
complainants; set forth that I‘rouident
Isaac Miilcr Hamilton and several
re to obtain control of the Federal
Li .. secured the organization of the
afar to it or 1.110 shore; of the Forlo-
ral com or. ,
'i‘bo courillcp concern woo organ‘
lend. [It I: alleged solely for the pun
pose of holding a muiorlty ol‘ the
attack or the Federal and in» unsanitary
companies. contrer to the lawn and
the public policy 0 lliipolo.
which Is difficult. for the report says ‘
Januar
This week we open our January sale oi Ladies‘ Under-Muslins.
A. no
8.; WASHINGTON 81‘»
Christmas. .WIiiio t"
. lantern?“-
eellociutes in put-nuance of I. eonlpl- .
lest minute. 'eauee It wasn't In any at at or your bill
., 1 .
Union Securltlel Company under the garments up to fifteen minutes ’9‘
term of Arisone and procured tho Iren- 0M
LOOK. LIKI l-iil TUIN.
’l'ho Optimietwl’ey no attention to
knockout. They said Ihl! lulephonn
wouldn't wot-it.
grupb wotdrin't .worlt. i
The Parathleveweil'i
'Wll it eel norm.
Thomor' molestation. at tiny drun l guarantee it. Fe , a a: ,m the _. Tile-WI Imigl....fiud we “mpg” «he. ,
atom . i .31.: 3‘3- . ‘ ,llhve tried ltoreann‘ireruprdgllehtfi ‘{ 1:31:0th muttering.” _} p f.
' . ~ ' with them it. all .94 03¢le . reggae. .wouaprcua..imwfir
. If the ma llah tiililu the genera contra one one an ply motley. hr “in " j ”a“ WWW . p . .
mlmwmrure , 7, ,e. ,, or ; , -
--‘tllbow>w} in u mum um. fl.
1
They will Ibo loinll
w...“ . i
o i '
Eefabllebed 1857.
. i "l“ l: V ‘.:
New Rugs.
‘ A new line of large Rugs in the practical size 9x12, in
just received. About one hundred and fifty patterns are ex-
hibited in these weaves
Electron
Kymric Wiltons,
Brussels.
'l‘hcsc will be found on the first floor of the Carpet
Store. and thosc interested in large Rugs will be pleased at
the showing. Prices $25.00 and $30.00.
A Crystal Sole.
'I‘Iiosc who are familiar with our magnificent stock of
Cut (ilass arc awarc that we always have the latest patterns,
the finest specimens of Libbey. Ij)orfliugor. and other wcll~
known makers. As to whether old or new designs are the
more beautiful onc‘s own taste must be the judge. But in
order that our customers may have a chance to add to their; '
collections at moderate cost we oii'cr our stock at about 20
per cent. reduction this week. included are Icc. Cream Trays.
Salad Bowls, Jugstarafcs, Decanters, (.icicry Trays, Sugar
and Cream Scis. Crucis. Whipped Cream Bowls, Fruit
Bowls. Finger Bowls and all drinking glasses, Champagnes,
Clarcis, Wines, Tumblers and Goblets.
$10.00 values for $6.40
ii; (3.00 valucs for $4.80
ii? 8.00 values for $6.40
$ 4.00 values for $3.20
$30.00 values for $24.00
$20.00 values for $10.00
$16.00 values for $12.80
$ 5.00 values for $ 4.00
Hosiery Samples. to closeout.
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'I'hosc at 25c. to close out at inc. 3 prs. for 50c.
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ALSO SPECIAL VALUES IN LADIES' AND CHILDREN‘S OUTING
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FOR’I‘Y STYLES. RANGING IN PRICE FROM 390 T0 82.98.
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