."1 um ‘ ' 1
, . "WM,.W¢0M."0 ,
I y . . u‘m‘thlflorfilui “and cnddups'r tneriis‘cii; or
it on! Children-dispatches sequins Experiment.
1
1
”Os-torts is “a mmien'rmnnnmts for Castor Oil. Poro-
.0qu {Drops and Boo 8mm. It is Pleasant- It
contain neither Opium; orphine nor other narcotic
”.rzlubsttonoo. Its also is its mum. Iii dosfloysiWonns
’ g nod alloys h’overishnels. It, cures Diarrhoea. nudWind
.Oolio. 1h relieves Teething Troubles, euros constlpuuon
_ stud Fhmlency. It “connotes the Food. reunions tho
1 Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
» The Children's runaway-The Mother's Friend. '
CASTORIA Wt"
,/ sum drains...
f The Kind in Hart Always Blight
‘ . In Use For Over 30 Years.
J “0' fillflul ”I'll". fl IUI‘IAV GYM". Ill WI! W.
M‘F‘urnitu’ré‘bn Credit.
A. j. fingcvine 8» 5011.
{In washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
1 .
WOMOM
Roast rg’iilQTWIEM‘nesh Shoulders. 90
Chopped Steak. 10c
Fresh Hams. 120
Stricilu Fres‘i Eggs. 250 doz.
J. w. DODGE.
BUCCESSOR TO JACOB BCHAUB.
- an WASHINGTON STREET. Phone 322-2
“w. ._.._..- WM.-. H-y._ .__.......»-......
Men's lrousers Splicills for Ibis Week.
WATCH WINDOW FOR SPECIALS.
TCthYRiGHl‘ CLOTHING f0.
0 NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
,Extra. Extra. Extra.
' Coal at $4.50.
NO. 2 NUT. the largest Size in town. at $4.50. Also the high-
est grades of Anthracite at the lo west prices.
A trial order will convince you.
Remember we arethe only dealers that keep the price down
for you because we do not belong to any combine.
, If not for us prices would have been higher. so patronize the
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy.
s HERSHFIELD arson
. 12's Water Street. Telephone 236-31
Wood St.. Tel. 203-5. ‘ Public Market. 3:1 80. Main St
John T Hayes. 5 Main Street. Norwalk.
litre You Heard the Latest .
‘T It's all over town They say Raymond has the best Coal. We
iecrtily concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and provn
into your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it’s all right
give us it chance at your Winter's Coal. We are here to do busineSs
TeleplioncT113-3. _ ‘
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ii 11. us. young peopis’gnimetiu‘ut To.
111.. corrupt). “. cans in th
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irzcllido: Ttfiillhulllf i'fl‘c. " “nip.tuirii
,isld. .ililvsniuxz’? .Anthsiu; "Onward
bristles rSoldiers": anthem,
D
durum-linens? .
‘ NorWuilt M.
oorc. pastor—Morning: Preludo,
Rhapsodic No.1. Saint Boson: offcr-
tory, Just As 1 Am. Bartlett. Mr. ,Am-
blur; continue. Fantasia. AlisMeI-cis.
(i. E. B. Price. Evening: meiotic.
Allegro Moderate. ,it‘nrmcr: unortary.
seicctotl: <postludo,
Work. Haydn. - .. .
East Avonuo Mothodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. E, Cunningham. pastor-—
Mcvn‘ln: service. 10:90 a. m; sermon.
by tho pastor; Sunday'pchooi. 12 m.;
Junior Lcsuuo. ii p. 111.: Epworth Ma-
goo, 6 p. m.. Mrs. F‘. 8. Beymnnimicadi
c"; cvonina service of praise. 7 p, 1m.
horns assisted by oruhostrn. Brlof
address by pastor followed by after
meeting.
A. M. E. Church. Knight street. Rev
John D. Nichols. pastor—11 n..1u.. od-
uuss by the pilfiiili‘: subject. The Pur-
pono of b‘rcc Will; 12 n1., Sunday
school: 3 p. 111.. tho church will unite
in the anniversary. service of the Grace
Baptist Church; 7 p. 111.. Christian Illn-
desvor: topic. Home Missions in-.Our
(lilies; 8 p. m.. preaching by the pair
tor; icxt. John 11: so: “it is 'exped-
ibnt that onc man should die. and that
rho whoic notion perish not": theme.
How the Atonement Snvcs. Tuesday
ovcnlnfi. class mccting.‘ Thursday ovo-
nlng. spcciul meeting of the Ladies‘
Cadet. Corps {it tho church.
CONGREGATIONAL
South Norwnlk Cmm-cmttmm
Church-«10:30 u. 111.. morning worship.
011nm Proludc. Momcns Musical, Schu-
bcrt: mlurtci. Boncdlc. Buck: oh'er-
wry. Pastoral, Rossini: quartct, Just
As I Am. Schncckcr: sermon, ’l‘hc
Weaver of Pruycr, Psalms. 65: 2.
Rcv. Charles E. Edwnrds; organ post-
ludc. Pontiilcnl Mnrch, Gounod. 1?.
lil.. llibis school. 'l‘hc Life 01' Christ.
Men's Christinu inquiry Club. subject
Grcck Mythology. li-iiilk‘l‘. Frank D
Layton. Jennings Club. subjch Lift
of Jumps A. Garfield. louder, Frunk
Hitchcock. 7:30 p. 111.. evening won
ship organ prelude, Meditation. Guil-
muni: quurici. O Suvlour of the
World, (loss: offcriory, Bcrccusc, Del-
bruck: quorioi, 0 Jesus. Thou Art
Stunning. Slit-pord; sermon. 'i‘bc Vir-
gin Muvy; cum-tot. (lod Thnt Modssi.
\llcu: organ postludc. Mncsioso, Mcn
lclsnohll.
First (.‘ougrcgulioncl Church. Nor
wnlk, Rev. George D. Enbcrt. poi-doc»
Morning scrvicc m 10:30: prcuchiru
by Rcv, W. W. 1‘. Duncan; Sunder
school (it 12:15; cvcniug service a
7:30; the sovcnih in the series “Thl
Story of tho Amcricnn chublic"——“fi
s‘igbl for n Continent." Music for 1h
lay: Morning: l'rcludc. Adagio fror
Third Sonnin. (iulimuui: duct. Nigh
llymn or Scar. loving-Thomas; tcno
iolo. "Guido Mo. 0 Thou Grant .Ic
hovnh!" Gaylord; postludc. Audnnu
Rollgloso. \‘inccnt. Ewuiun: i’rc
ludc b31111" Acic from “Ln Colombo:
Gounod: “Sun or My Soul." ltcyuor
oosiludc, Allegro Mscstoso. Guiimnnl
‘Jclgltborbotnl nicotings. ’i‘ucsday cvc
”dug ct 7:i5. L. ll, A. prayer mos-tins
Woodnosdny nt 3. -'l‘huvsday cvcnini
icrvlccs omiticd. Union prayer our
live of all uuitlni: churcbcs, Ir‘vidnv :1
7:45. South Not-walk Methodist
Church.
lAPTiB‘I’
' South Norwnik Baptist Church, ii
B. i‘nrpcnicr. minim—«9:45 u. 111.. pray
or mcciiux; limit) a. m, rcgulur scr
vicc: liov. M. ii. i’ogson will proach:
the collection for thc Home for Agcr'
lilnisicrsrwill bc tokcn: 12 111.. Biblr
school: -i 1). in. Junior ('1. ii; ii p, 111.
B. Y. P. i'. conqucst nit-cling; Awhcc
{11d Al‘ooi in tho llonw-innd; nlicr
"into topic, ’l‘hc Mcunini: of thc Ord'
canon of lluplisnl. Mutt. :i: 1317: R'.‘
nuns ": i-ll; Gui. 3: 37: icsdcr. Mls.
“llsit- M. Duckcr: 7 p. 111.. fourth scr
vicc. i'or workingmcn; Hllui‘llll sddrcss
"Jack the lluut Kiilcr.” by Rev. M
H, Pogson; spccinl music by qunrtciic
Morning music: ()rnun prclude. Ar
:lnntc from Fifth Sonata. 0. Mcrkcl‘
inihom. The God of Abram Proisc. D
"luck: offoriory. selected. Batiste; on
them, i Hoard tho Voicc of Jesus Say
.0 .lcuno
First, Iiuptlsi. (iiiurc‘h. Norwnlk, l).
W. 'l‘ulmngc Vun Boron. pusiorwl’rsy
\r mcciinc nt, 8:30 o. 111.; sermon at
10:30 it. 111.; Buudny school at 12 111.;
9!. Y. P. U. moctlns at 6:30 p. 111.; nor
mun ut 7:30 p. m. i-lcuts frcc.
cordlui welcome to nil who nttend
those services.
0mm Baptist Church. corner But-
ler 11nd Quincy strocis. D, B. Thomas
pnsior~ll u. m.. prcnchlng scrvlcn:
2:30 p. 111.. prsycr and praise service:
3:30 p. m.. address by Rev. H. ll. Cor
motor, of South Norwnik Baptist
Church and romarks by others: 7 p.
m. (‘llr'stinn Endeavor “tumour" in“
Home Mission in Our Cities, Luke 19:
li-rts: ii p. 111.. scrvicc in commcmolv
‘ion of tho church's Ill-st onnivcvsmrv
onpcr on the history of tho church
by Brother (1, D. Lloyd; the summit
will be prcnched by Rev 1. W Bowl
unuior of Grace Baptist Church, Witt-
orbury. All are welcome;
EMOCOPAL.
'l‘rinity Episcopal church, Rev.
Romiliy F. Humphrios. rectoer‘ourth
Sundoy sitar Epiphany. 8 n. m.. Holy
Communion; 10:30 (1.111., morning
prayer and tremor: 12 m.. Sunday
school; 7:30. p. 111.. undcr the auspices
of St. Andrew‘s brotherhood and 11d-
dresses common. ‘ .
TGI'fiOG'ChlIl'cllj“ lieu. Jumps Benton
Warner, router—Fourth Sunday after
‘hs Epiphany. .Osisbrstion of the, Holy
Communion n.3,. o‘clock; morning
mount 10:30: Sunday
erm‘ it , ,
s d T "outfits A” ‘ silos. o >
:Ii. .‘Pii‘ti‘ I
spurt "WA NT TADS” PAY' ‘
. T T i T" T ‘ T ‘T T
HOOOOMWW: , 9.”. ‘W
church—“‘- rtii Ion
Oil
. sitar .iho > 7 30‘ 111
Willi"
“mo .'
. ,_ . .. . Workillil- .
, i...ln."“i§pbcisl hiuslu oi ihb‘dcy‘rwili ,
Minor": solo. " esus‘ only." "Miss T
to. Church. a... 1.. 4k. 3 T
The Marvelous ‘
, bouts.
KW f .
our
“My 5_ ‘
no is. in the Evsrlustlns; solo. 110- ‘
is tell. Mrwidirst: anthem. “Lighten .
ti ”
m. . HOWE~+KAIII
u ... "in" rent:
u~_w’.¢v
.\‘.\-
pun,
,C‘ :~.§~:l, 41..-“.
prayer and ‘nermou; 12 noon, Sunday
school nod Bible classes; 3 p. 111.. Sun-
duy school lnchnpol; 77:30.1). m.. syco-
eong and serious. Music for the day:
Morning: Prpccssio’nni 491. Wesley;
Vonilc, (loodson; 'i‘o Doom. Napkins;
honorilcius. Snow: Hymn l. Mendels-
sohn; offter-iory, Pray for tho Ponce.
Leslie; Roccssiounl 452.1Welnor. Even-
iong: Processional 410. Ebellng;
Psniicr. twentieth scloctlou; anticies.
Gregorian; Hymn 4m. Dykos; offer-
tory, “0 Taste and Son." (loss; Rocco-
.donsl 573. Wilcox. Monday, Junior
Brotherhood at tho rectory. Tuesday,
Girl's Friendly. Wednesday, oven-
10113 7:45, withconforoucs on the-iii
lilo, followod by uses for confirma-
tion. Friday. Foopt clips-Purification
it tho Blossud Virgin Mm, Hoieronr
munlon 7:30 o. in.~ and meditation
10.30 a. 1n. ' ll‘ridny, Mtlics' Guild at
2:31); .Litony and p. 111-. with medita-
tion foilowcd by. confirmation. On
Thursday evening commonalul at. 5:30
p. 111., the Ludlca' Guild Will servo
a turkey supper in tho'chnpol‘rooms
on Berkolcy siréct; menu will ho pulp
lishcd. Saturday. 2 p. in. Children's
Industrial. . ’
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church. Vnn Znndt
itrocl. Rev J. W. Davis. pastor~Rcv.
Mrs. M. McKinstry will speak iii «10,8.
b.. subject. "'l'he Scarlet Beast and
Rider": Sunday school at 12 in: song
servicc at iiziid; at, 7 Mrs. McKannlry
viii spunk. sublcct. "Tho Fifth him-
;drc.” The usual social service will
ii" held Thursday evening.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCEAIOOIETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Vorwslk~chulur Sunday service {it
“he reading room. Masonic building.
Sunday. January 28th. Spirit.
‘cstlmony morning, Wodlrcsduy. 8 p.
‘11. To both services tho public is cur-
iinlly invited. chdlng room opcu II)
the public ouch wcok ‘11in from 2 to
l'. p. in.
IERMAN STEAMER THYRA SUNK.
:rew Was RescuedTby the Steamer
Rupailo, of Phil-deiphia.
LONDON. .lnn. 27.-'l‘ho German
steamer 'i‘hyrn. imm’fiewcnstlc for
“aims, island of Mulurén. was sunk
by tho British stenrncr Pupnllo. from
Philadelphia. January it). for Hun»
burg in a collision off Dover today.
His Rupallo rcscued thc crow of tho
i‘hyrn and put lilcio Dover. illor bows
.‘ol'o cxtensivcly domngcd.
KILLED VICIIMS lN HOSPITAL.
LODZ, .lmz. 27.«-—'i‘hrce unknown
lorsons today guillcdmccess to tho
capital and killed “with (loggers a
nun named inikimvski. who was shot
nd mortally wounded in lilo streets
Jnnunry 25. The. murderers thus
completed the sentence of thc local
revolutionary tribunal. which condemn-
ed Luklsosvki to death us 11 trnitor
for informing the police of the icon—
iion of bomb depots.
TRIAL OF MIDSHIPMAN MELVIN.
ANNAPOIJS, Md. .iun. 27.-'l‘hc
rini oi Midshipmnn Gcorgc H. Melvin.
of (lcncsco. lll.. mombcv of tho third
hiss, on six ullogulious oi‘ hazing,
wns coniluucd today. Llcut. S. W.
‘lruhum. U. S. N.. is acting as his coon-t
“’1. The chosen charged ngninsi
‘iclvlu arc the rcqulrcmcnt of coll‘
inucd physics! carercises from tho
‘o‘urih clussmcn and the uuc of obn-
dvc luuguugc towards one of thorn.
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
The following letters rcmnln uncali-
ed for nt thc following postoiliccs for
tho current; wssk. ,,.
South Norwnllrmi. F. Corner W. and
W.. Goo. Anderson. Mrs. Edith Britis-
led. Mr. H. Brown, 172 Washington
so. Frank Gmmloy. F. Haywood. Miss
Sarah J. Hoyt. A. A. Mills, Miss Slollu
Powers. Mrs. K. Vuu Sony. 150 80.
Main Ct.
E. Ill. ('iIIOWE, l’. M.
Norwuikmio‘. Frances, E. B. liitycs,
Ii Rlvcr sircol. -
ii. 3. KEITH. P. M.
M
Good Old Nurse—411's. Callahan——
“Moikcll Moikci! Wok up: ui's toimc
I s
t
ukc y' Insomuln 111ldloluc."-—Puck.
HOUSEHOLD CARES
fax the Women ohlouth Norwalk the
some as Elsewhere.
Hard to attend to household duties
With it constantly coiling buck.
Al woman should not have a. bad
use 1. ‘
And she wouldn’t. if the kidneys
were well.
Dean’s Kidney Pills mako well kid-
is s. . '
'ors is a South Norwnlk woman
.vho endorses this claim:
.Mrs. Lizzie Warner. of 81 Washing-
;on street. South Norwnlk, says: “i
satisfied to givsup. my (work muc-
sount of my “back sch oil so. pro-
cured Dunn's. Kidney. ills st. Plaint-
ed's rug storo during. the lust attack
1 be and they could we. « p ,
ear in ovory,woy,l‘. tor tsldusmosu'a
Kidney Pill. and c :1 recommend them
‘0 all women suffering from backache
nut weak kidneys." ,
For sale by lildeciers.
Foe it‘ll to Co
.4 Iii Avfiunuihon
1. fair. blip
Price 60'
B
built .
so,;.llersons
no mo
or lead“
T, toolinnai son‘s
'i‘lio most seriously injured porsou
. y . {1. on be won not. in
tho bunt‘bf livid 1. u
{nonunion Kcnmni‘ n. of . ll‘runkllu
nlls, N. ii. Wits coring for him. Miss
mission bus Iliii boon nccouniod for
outcome firo and i1 is loci-op that aim
lost her life. Mr. Anthony's condi»
tion is critical. ,
=Fred Kilsoroh of Worcesternnn in-
surance uxcul. Who “(unfamiliar with
by tho firs oscnp‘c without injury. but
lost all his personui offsets." 1. ,
The ilro is believed to have started
In tho klicncn from on overheated
stars. 11. is-ihousbldbat it had boon
burning for poorly an hour before it
was discovered at 1! o'clock. \ ~ .
The hotel. 0. four-story brlclt {it
turn; was situated on'> tin-,eorncr of
Mitidlescx tin-d Thorndike piccolo. op.
publish the Boston limo Maine {Railroad
station. The flames originated on
tho Thorndike aids, or in the mar of
the building, and Worked'up lo the up
per floors- . ,
During the evening thore hndtbcen 11
meeting of business men at. the ho-
tel. unthfter the meeting adjourned
many of those who attended remained
at the hotel to play cardsiu- a room
on the second floor. About 2 o'clock
there was a strong small of .slnokc.
and when tbctioor of the room was
Opened by some inVostiitaijor there our.
a‘stroiur rush of smoko and .hout‘into
the room. his, this to tho presence
or mind of those in the room thin the
list of casualties. was not greater.
while one of the number wontoutsldo
io' glvc the alarm the‘noihern run
through tho‘corridors, kicking at tho
doors and amusing tho occupiints of
the various rooms. All the guests oi
the sccoud and first floors wero arous-
ed. but whcn no attempt was made In
reach tho third and fourth floors thc
men were driven back by the chicks
and» fiumcs.
All the persons on the first and sec-
ond floors escaped without. injury.
When the iircmen arrived many per.
urns on tho third and fourth floors
were bringing from tho window lodges.
pending to the first sinrm did not in
clndc ouough aerial ladders to removc
those persons from then“ precarious
positions. A second alarm wus sound
cd immediately and when sufllcicnt
long luddcrs hnd vouched the ocean oil
of thosc who wcrc visibly in peril were
rescued.
Some of thc persons who were buns.
'rxr from tho windows. liowcvcr. lmd
become cxhoustod before this ilmu
and had dropped into the life nets that
wero spread below. Among this 1mm.
bur was. A. 8. Anthony. of New Bod-
iord, who occupied a room on .tbc.
fourth floor or tho hotel. Mr. Anthony
bud hung by his huuds from tho win-
dow lcdgo for twelve minutes. His
strength was rapidly giving out, and
fearing that thc flames would react.
him. he dropped into tho life not. llc
suffered no burns, but his face was
badly out. by falling gloss and he was
somewhat injured by his full.
Most, of the people on the third and
fourth floors who were not. taken d6wn
by firemen, proposed In cscsnc bv tho
i‘opo firs oscapcs. All loft. the hotel
in thoir nightclothcs nndihey did not
hnvc no opportunity to snvc their por-
sonul eflocts.
Tllc hotel was bought by Mr. Tobnn.
“‘u nronriclor. two years ago. the pur~
chuso prico being $60,000.
The manager of the hotel was Ed-
vvnrd F. Cur-thing. His family occip
pied rooms on tho first floor and all
wound in safety. Thomas T. Hobos,
tho owner of the building, also is pro
pristor of the Lowell inn.
After :1 search of the ruins by the
‘ivcmcn and police completed shortly
after 9 o’clock. it was announced that
only three bodies had been found. two
were the bodics of womcn, un-d' tho
olhcr that of a man. The man. from
uupcrs found in the pockets. was bc~
”loved to bc H.'C. Hnrding. No. 6 Hill-
sidc, Pork, Soniorvillc. The body of
rnc of thc women ls believed to bc
iluit of Christine Nelson. the cook of
tho hotel. who belonged in Boston, and
tho other that of .Iosophinc Konnesicr.
of Franklin FullsyN. H.. who was thc
niicndnnl of A. 8. Anthony. one of-
thc seriously injured.
A traveling salesman nnmed Fold
hum, of New York, who rcgistorcd oi.
the hotel ycsierdny. hud not been no-
covn'cd for toduy.
The firemen who found tho bodies
of the victims say that in two cases
the persons almost succccdcd in their
fight for life. The body of Mrs. Noi-
son was found hanging ovcr n window
sill. whoop, apparently, site had drop-
ped. imi‘ weak to climb up on the sill
{1nd Junip- into the life not hold by
the ilrcmcn below. Hovriiruz‘s bodv
was uiso found near a window. His
arms wcro outstretched and his hands
were but a few inches from the wall
beneath the window.
Miss Konncston’s body was found
undcr a bed Whorc she evidently had
crawled .to escape the flames which
had cut off egress from hsr‘room.
For a time during the foronoou it
T was feared ihsto traveling salesman
of New York. nomedFeldman, who
was known to be at ths‘ihOLel‘es'rly
last evening. was among the victims.
its ho was reportod missing.
Lolor Mr. Foldmsn put in on appeal--
ancc nnd said ihai he eicspod {from
tho hotel somewhat dazed by. elicite-
ment and walked in his bare feet to
u noel-by hotel, where he spent the
rcmulndor of the. nixhi.
A LIQUID COLD CURE.
For can hit, and, colds. no remedy. is
equal to istomlsdyzsdlssstlvp. Honey.
and '1‘“th Isiq‘ui‘d. CoidOure. it is
:diiforent pfrom to l' oiborsa‘obettor, ho-
nours it expats. all sold from the sys-
tem by nettnxflns a. cumulus, on the
bowels. Gives ctrcnxtujto wank
lungs. ,Kffdrdsih‘imidinils relief ,in
Ovens. thoughts Golds. . Whoonlos
Couch. sin (Ihll‘ursu love, it. hold
iro Alton. them to live in TNAW’ “ T
0“- lnlurod by full from Eire caustic.
1 attendant. Misrr
tho holsllthroush past. visits. not out
l‘lfc'
Unfortunately the firs nppurhtue‘r’st‘i‘ '
. . Read ‘
{WW . . ,T T .
_ Co.
. EJ‘fublfubcd 14m. . = « --
s... an Iron. 13......
Another imporganiggvont is opponnccd it; pile Furniture
Store. and that is a Cl ni‘sri'ce'TSale'ol Brass and Iron Beds.
in certain lines. sornc.oftl1cm superb specimens. All are very
much bélmv price and we invite it personal inspection. ~
Brno Bed Specials. . s “ .
(inc clcgnnt Bed 'with 7 heavy fillers. 15 fillers in head
and foot, panel mounted with bucks, was $52.50. now $45.00.
One Colonial Four-Postcr, vcry handsome. was $46.00,
now $40.00.
One Brass Bcd with two-inch posts. continuous tubing,
swcll foot, was $49.25, now $32.00.
Iron Beds. ,
0110 ivory and gold cfl'crt with hcttvy cast brass corners .
and sockets. was $20.50. now $20.00.
(inc ivory and gold. wiilt cast brass corucrs and sock-
cts, heavy brass fillers, was $28.75. now $22.00.
$22.50 vaiuc for $18.00 $0.50 value for $8.00
$10.25 value for $15.00 $8.00 value for $5.00
Fourth floor. elevator.
New Chambrays and Ginghnms.
'l‘hc sdvsuccrguartl for the, summer of 1906, s-lotjmf
plain and striped .(iinghams which we captured at sale
prices. and iniuru offer to you. '
l’lniu lincn~finishcd Chambrnya. light and dark bloc.
grccu. piniofray andwnaturnl. :1 15C value for go a yard.
i
Siripcd yinghams, pink and white. bloc and white,
grccu and write, 15c value for go :1 yard. .
Sonic odd picccs of Anderson and Burnaby Giugllams, it
very dainty assortment of stripes. worth 250 for 19c a yard.
Wash Goods Section.
I
Seasonsble Underwear.
For Women. The “Regina" in Harvard Mills Under-
wear is particularly good for till». region of chmigcahlc
, weather. - It is :1 light iveighi merino, h’ali cotton and half
wool. Which makes it safe: . T ' ' w...
\‘ests, long or short sleeved.
l‘ants. knee or ankle length. 75¢ each.
Union Suits of sonic grade, $1.50 “acll.
For Men. “Root‘s Climi’lTS Hair." liked by men who
want somcthing worm that fits \vcll. Shirts doublc breast-
cd and double backed. $1.50 each. .
Men's fine quality in ribbed Shirts and Drawers. nat-
ural color, also light blue, 50c cncll.
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President Suspenders. rcgular value 50c. for 39¢.
Rcmcmbcr to look :it the new Belts.
The D. mead Co.
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WE HAVE HAD A LARGE VAIHE’IW OF WAISTS THIS NEASON.
AND HAVE FEW lJilh‘T. MOSTLY SAMPLES. SOME ARE A BIT SOL
LED BUT ALL WILL BE SOLD A'l‘ GREATLY REDUCED FIGURES ,
THIS SALE PRICES ARE 80 LOW, THAT YOU WILL BE TEMPTED
TO BUY TWO 0R THREE ANDJI‘HAT WOULD BE A GOOD ECONOMY.
NOW ll“ YOU ARE INTER‘ES’l‘ED 1N PRETTY WAISTS A'l‘ ABOUT
HALF THEIR. VALUE JUST DROP IN AND LOOK AT OUR OFFERING.
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vig’niion in Mliicr Rive . ‘ulh‘idli iiilpu‘
miss the city pro or from. . iriiuvitil.
the government. us serve; ’liplloo‘lm-
on tho mayor to, gauntlet. ,rn'new
bi‘llfllgi)«.Tli8}"ye hrs a to indiilitrlps
snout; the bridge, buh‘tllurvorjiiseif
lp lost on the morshob hal ‘11. "hills
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. CHICAGO. Juit..l'f.wiii: response to
the contrast of n commiitcs of citizons,
Mayor .Dnuno yesterday cuilsd ‘for.
Tuesday. Januaryuzlo. n confcroncc of
proscntutivco or clubs" and organiza-
t ‘ons tmo‘oneider tho m'snnisoiion of.“
tlpcsl‘iiiie insurance-protective body.
3 fi‘lis: petition rupoir which the mayor
semi was signed by 91‘ score "of. busi-
nfiss and proffessionsl..men oi the
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tho Chicagormbmbornof all 'tuutuid.
companion into n organisation ‘cspv .
able nf'asiniu‘glnvoics in the affairs .
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