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*It’s all over town. They say Raymond hasthe best Coal. We
ly concur in that opinion. We think we have the largest and
best tock. But don't take our word for it. Try a load and prove
our own satisfaction. Not much risk in that. If it’s all right.
5 a chance at your Winter's Coal. We arerhcne to do business
’ 5 Telephone 11353. A '" ”i”
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anagram". snug-“n: upward
. -> 1‘ ware}: WINDOW Iron SPECIALS.
ccPrRicm' CilOT‘iliNG cc.
Nomi-l MAIN s'r. - scorn NORWALK
~ . HARRY GOODWlNuManmer. , ' . ‘
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”
kinds of “Fresh nudge“ Meats. Caring
s foods. etc. at lowdst possible prices. ,_
instill Fresh “Eggs. ' Zap don-or i6 for 25c
.J. W. DUDGE. ’
1.3. successes T0 Limos ecuaus.
‘ WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 322-:
H'ers‘hfiteld ‘8: Son,
Totes” 294. ‘ ' 122 Water Strut.
No. 2 COAL
oou'r nacsws YOURSELF.
, 'Don’t deceive yourself. If you have
digestion take Kodol Dyspepsia
m. n will rollovo you. Rev. w. li‘.|
wfilm, South Mills. N. 0.. says:
. troubled with chronic indigestion
mayoral years; whatever I ate
. . Mil toicauso heartburn. sour stom-
fluttering of my heart and general
Muslim of mind and hod)’. My
.| t recommended Kodol. and lt
, \ loved me. _
and sleep soundly at night.
"i‘ln afraid I have made my first cal
ion loan."
clock l~ J'Oil. no;
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plilu Record.
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A HEALING GOSPEL.
.‘n—fl
says of Electric Bitters:
' can now "M “"y' send to mankind.
Ko
physical collapse.
young groom," said the min-
ter the ceremony. "have me a
What a blessing!" "You."l
his-wife. with her hand out. “it
rorblossod to give titan to re»
‘ phis'i’ress. . :
~—
llko walking three more.
a new man of me."
or and Kidney complaints.
Norwalk. and E. P. Wood's, Norwal
Drpg Stores. Price 50c.
red Thompson-"Wuz yer ever it
8. indie?"
I ‘no longer any excuse for :3:
it)
much Stine-WI was."
on your table. as youlshould
tabulation: thousands and use
Ralph Pudding as a filling for
'thiwocipe:
' , store-m lilo.
rp _ e announces Cho-
. in: according bidirectional
» addict oilohalt cup of. suit-
rustvwhteh. ”absent bak-
andmdovgil‘h
‘ 'ifiliilcama on
art roe ms .79 as.
-_ flash Tapioca.
, Munich.
i mean Stink-"info“ hard labor.
wu married by a ludge."—-,-.indge.
w“
-, he first. action whenyou have
'39
Till- is heat accomplishedhy
it c of Qhamhmrain'a y,
is remodysliausilest. o
ii of can It its expulsion ram
slice. and
.. sat
‘ ”8“?“
. . . I
Z. _.k-.
via
dosed Protozoan"~
W ,i 0 .
vlusddmith.
fertory. Jerusalem, Parker, Mr. Am-
bler; Macadam-chin B mitt. weer...
. the-day. ‘ Ar
3 men. only at the
. hing service‘
,. the'pastpr. *Misic:
. in E flat. Gnilm‘ant; flenedictus in E.
“ L. B. A., Wednesday at a p. to. Thurs-
’ H. B. Carpenter. pastor—9:45 a. m..
. men: 12 noon. Sunday school and. Bible
. of St.
N.o..2"}—COAt ” " , $4.50
$4.60
”.ch s-
Happily lilxprnnsr-dw-Mr. lifti‘illllli~~
Minn Port (alum-lug at tho
. it .wasn'l really so
,loug; it only seemed to bo."-~i’hiladcl
The Rev. .1. 0. Warren, pastor of
Sharon Baptist Church, liclair. (is.
"it‘s a God-
. it cured me of
lame back. stiff joints. and complete
I was so weak: it
took me half an hour to walk a mile.’
'l‘wO bottles of Electric Bitters have
made me so strong I have just walk-
‘cd three miles in 50 minutes and feel
it's made
Greatest reme-
dy for weakness and all Stomach, Liv.
Sold un-
der mlarsnicc at F. H. Baxter's, South
’i‘ircd 'I‘hornpson-“Wot did yer all?"
should] he to ‘rdllevlffi'tlle‘ fillings.
. tree
memo:
tough ' .
hit
chi c languproduc fl a tr”
opens the ram.
A complete cure soon fol;
rt
Mira-V”; W ‘
omnipmdaprhtcr. else-that are
Preschluy Service at 19.3 .,
school at 12 s.‘ ‘
.V has. ,,
WWMW WW
a
tilt? rulilmdi
“Choir aett y'h'hly
, Macrame
rs 1o girlie
11 he ,
nitride Willi
a: 1‘-
'.r.‘..
l
A. , ‘ I“ H...
ornanomnmm. .
on. are our ......3..
may . .1: same ,r“-r
moraine remissions emptiness
Mrsei‘dshsr will speak and slim sun.
day school. .18 in. Thorarwlllheirno
further services _ in dilatation-ctr«am-tari
story auricular/8:80 shill
7145.1” ”‘3 "
A”, ill. Church. Kniehtrstrest. no
John"? “iNieliolau‘rpdsior—l-ii afilrh‘.
preachinsi‘hythhe pastor; subject, i
mertallty Only in Christ; 12 m.. Sun».
daysehdol; 3 p; m.. union meeting for”
. , *armoryaa't the south
‘NorWalk Methodist ' Churchg at “the!
'saméilhour. ilhlon‘meeting . r women
only: 7MB. at ‘ the armory. closing
union evangelistic meeting. Tuesday
evening.“ the chui‘ch,‘cihsa' meeting;
church roll-call. '
couoREoA‘rtou‘a
First Congregational Church. Nor.
walk, George, I). xbert.,i>l18tor~Mor-.
t 0230: pgeaching. byi‘
'Prclu e. Offertcry
~l
Buck; soprano solo. ”The Ninety and,
Nine." ‘E: Campl n; pestlude. Finale
of Sonata 2. M delssohn. Sundh‘ ‘
school at 12:15: armory service at. 7:4 .'
day at,7:30. young re
Thursday at 8. church
BAPTlQ‘f
South Norwalk Baptist Church. Rev.
ople‘s meeting.
prnycr service.
prayer meeting; 10:30 a. m.. regular
service; 12 m.. Bible school. The
school will meet in auditorium same
as last Sunday and the pastor will con-
duct‘thc lesson. The. remaining ser-
vices of the day will be held in the
Armory.
Grace Baptist Church, corner But-
ler and Quincy streets. l). S. Thomas.
pastor-11 u, m., preaching; 2 o'clock.
Sunday school: the sacred concert of
the Sunday school will be postponed
until Sunday. the 25th.
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EPlSGOPAL.
St. Paul's Church Sexagesima sun.
day-7:30 a. m.. {duly Communiom
10:80 a. m.. morning prayer and ser-
class: 2 p. m.. Sunday school in Chapel
of Our Saviour: 7:30 p. m.. evensona
and sermon. 'i‘uesday. ulris' Friendly
in chapel rooms; Tuesday cvt-niul:
meeting of Brotherhood of St. Andrew
at. the rectory. Wmlncsday, 4:30 p.
uh, class for confirmation; Wednesday.
urensong. 7:34. with conference on- iii-
hlc followed by confirmation class.
Friday, 2:30. lsuiies’ Guild; 4 p. m..
litany and meditation and confirmation
class. Saturday. 2 p. m.. Children's
industrial. ’l‘he bishop will be here
Palm Sunday evening. April 8, instead
of the fifth Sunday after Easier. There
will. therefore, be confirmation class
us on Wednesday and ' Friday after-
noons at 4:30 p. to. Saturday. Feast
Matthew. Holy Communion.
7:30 a. m.. morning prayer and, mcdi~
iniion. 10:30. Lent. begins February
28th. Ash Wednesday. Daily services
at 4 p. m. every Friday afternoon
throughout 1”)“. hr. Mackenzie; of
Westport. will be the special preacher.
Grace Church. Rev. J. Benton Wor-
ucr. rector. Selingcsima—«Celcljratlon
of the Holy Communion at. 8 o'clock:
morning prayer and sermon at. 10:30:
Sunday school at. noon; children's ser‘
vice at -i p. m.; ovensoug, prayer and
scrmon on St. Paul. the sovenleehth
in the course on the apostles at'“'l:30.*
CHRJSTMN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
it‘ll-st Christian Science Society;
-Norwalk-——chular Sunday service at
t the reading room, Masonic buildin .
Bunday,‘ffchruary 18. Subject. "Christ
Jesus." Testimony meeting. Wednes-
day. 8 p. in. To both services the
public in cordially invited. Roadie!
room open to 'the public each week
day from 2 to 5 p. m.
“
ADVERT CHRIBTlAN.
walk, .l. w. Davis Pastor Preaching
Service Sunday in!) hing 10-30 a. m..
Sunday School at mas usual.
’ sELr madden rsNANcir.' '
Young" .
Burned Arm and Clothing Caught
Fire.
tt.he"l"ribiino from Cincinnati. Ohio
ligating the case.
k.
D
e.
tomptla
doing so she knocked
boiling waterT‘fliat' resided lthe johlld'
arm badly.
Remorse
. Hits miner much suffering. .
it dachshund . .vahe sauteed
id that she zoo i stole don ‘
l
Kaitlin step w‘a
efforts to offset
h
eouidohe.‘ dammed“
plhlntwmodhdnl
renews. ‘
his mole bowing. -
ad thirteenth). Wmhlion'to take so-
tlon ssalnsi’hel‘ hulbahd. it mentions
r‘nohamdsu‘hut , see our Ila.
emeiddnts‘ ingwlimf’tl‘gzgwuht “lil'li cg»
red to. hay; participated
tier 5. decye
terms tsewrwcaxtor.
WTLYJ'Ldefil
antics wit utia
bond..of‘
she‘bill _
were. .Wifithe Wisdom?
lentia features of its con sets. it can
be statedliiifith hhlolute minivans”
how thutzthe countess has formerly
'iutentton tolsecure a decree at the
earliestvdatemoulhle. The count will
not contestthc granting of/ a do .
cree. ' . ..
:60}! at :Hoyt's Theatre ‘ today. matinee
and night. ‘ one plot isspretty well
"known to most ‘ztheatrawgoers.
Rose, an'abandonsd child, grows up on
Pinoyhidge. chosen. the. death of a
foster mother. heiindsthat the farm.
she has left him is rich in iron. Be as
slats General‘Desring to tide over fin-
ancial dimcultiessand wins the Gent
.W,
_‘ loo «rerun».
rpved fruitless“ 3‘, 31‘ ‘0 WWW flilhll
q) the chutlthds' 1 ‘
xingalilidilrdillila “9 the. m.”
be .inu esteem» '
a some tlmo. _ It
. a new»: vil-
2ahc first ask-
Vflriolo
. d. “S. I
for what did '31....an ‘.
hbdy Handglii . ‘
a store ,ep-
females ‘of‘gtliei
trimeny ,Tho-eourthpids,
fyccmpi fat in the strictest
are the on;
8 com
nsliguratedghsr action that it is her
. ’t.
POPULAR unscathed“.
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TODAY’Bu ATTRACTION.
At Plneyzniitiduerwill beithe attrac~
Jack
aral's daughter. Mark Briarson. cash-
ier of Deer-hire bank. proves a pecu-
lator and deceiver of 'Cindy bane of
, ‘W
even chilies “ll: ‘
3 rs to facilitate ,
Ydr "firm of merchants.
not lived together for two yearnrflhe
was Jessie Hasbrouakrbefore her filer,-
. 1of ‘the‘ two scholarships at Yale ' to j
“ ‘dehtT‘Hadley whammy a made
. known today.
Continued Mm Elm V7393 .
t. .‘ _ "W > ‘ ‘
.. lull: 3 2’ _, y. r‘ ‘
that sums: it muckhannlor with .
, thlll . lustre. hen 'sspargtion.'
f ‘ greens corrospon once
' will 1%?“ view. But Mrs. ‘Tllc'
II“ Film! touchscreen“
"who assault;
a . ,. -
3c. in int w. Tefft
groundau?gghlipai intemner- \
e r... . ‘ . *
I
r
. (
haunted with. a. pro . New
They hate
rift e .
downpour. testified that. he ants
mandarin tph Iliilllnp'iiind‘"thdthrr
an Ms‘hddi , :ro drinkw'ah‘d‘WIa- ‘
a edudlrtytahdrunkemht. 'l‘. a suit is
accustom ‘.‘ _ " ‘ 1
Judge: hardback heldwpr the case of
Florence Sherwood of. Itratford. Idlin-
Et karflhervmodifor further eviden-
f‘e.‘ " The ground "alleged- former:
on.“" w ‘
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1'0 GUREM 90130 “‘0“! DAY. .
Take uxatlw *Bremc sustains. Tsa-
lets. Druulits "tenor money :.if it
falls to cure; I: Whateve'laimtur‘e
is on each box i150.
' "1 --. m l ‘.
scHOLAtlsI-lm roar enthuse ere.
' mums. , ~'
New HAVEN. re’h 17.491119 search;
Chinese studentsannonncad ,y Prev
It is: a fund of .86300'
iie‘ftiiu thattosuaaort a chair fin (the,
“Chinese issued ‘13 and "literature a:
yProf. Satchel. . silo inlliams' ‘ w .
died that year. , His sbn‘ holds the?
chair of Oriental languages'in the‘Uni»
varsity at presentsnd although the
establishment of the scholarships is a
liberal interpretation of his <'father‘s
Wish he has endorsed the way iu'whic
the income is to be spent. The donor
or donors of the‘sum‘s to pay the tub
tion of ten Chinese ’studeuts'for the
next ten years. requiring a sum of $5,-
Advoni. Christian church must Nor.
‘i‘
sum u Chihlno prelim;
ontcaoo‘. Feb. 17.—-A dispatch as
says: ,
Rose if. Elmer. aged 17. an inmate
of the Bethany Home, an Episcopal
orphanage in Glendale, died yesterday
from burns received while centerin-
ina her arm in a self-imposed penance
duringdvhtch she accidentally‘ set fire
to her clothing. The coroner interest-
The girl desired to became a nurse.
Milieu: Fears. a, three years inmate ‘of
the home, has ‘quforina from a small.
cut oil the armuand stimulator an
aim readjust the bandage-.9 in
over a kettle of
for who .« accident “caused
.9
Piney Ridge. 'Dagmar. his supposed
mother. has palmed him off as the
hrlsrson's, while in reality he has
negro blood '«in him, Jack Rose being
the real hair. The play deals with
the complications that. arise from
these elements and deals with them in
an artistic and powerful “product.
There is no lack of interest. and no
padding to fill in scenes. All in touch.
and go action swift from heginnlng'to
end. Beautiful scenic effects and
some good . southern :moiodics are
among the numerous pleasing features
of this fine play. .A capable company
headed by .Mr. VanKinsio and Miss
Amy li‘arnsworth will present. Mr. Hig-
gins‘ excellent drama.
4......
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MY DIXIE mm.
One of thomdsi inspiring scones
shown i uyi-urs occurs in the last act.
of "My Dixie Girl" \l'hon Dixie over-
joyed u‘i theercunlou of hocfhlllcr and
mother. wuunattds everybody to singw
to sing like hell. A the curtain
As the curtain lowly descends. the
beautiful words of (My Old Kentucki'..
Home" ”caterer the foo'tlights with .
a heartihess and intensity of feeling
that fairly,.compels the audience to
join in the chorus. it is a scene long:
to herein lbcrcd. and one that. caus-
esa lentil! llfor the old home far
away. t tie almost, irresistible.
Trirl" introducing the
"My h‘li i}
charming. - (Ethan girl Miss Sadie Col-
houn in'tlu title role and surrounded
by a com iiy of exceptional merit
will be ‘Micmraction at Hoyt's Thea-
tre on Wed day... . ‘
13;”,
DUKE/OF KlLLICRA‘NKlE.
Londontaud'Ncw York have already
given theisth royal to “The Duke of
- Killicranklo‘d‘ n whichMissMina Phil;
lips will chinks tier. appearance at
Hoyt'a Theatre. next Thursday, lieu;
ruary 22. fihunemdhlght, The ,play
.1: by Canlflh R ‘ 't Marshall, author
.of alloyd :_‘1milyiahd3'l‘.he Second in
dominantly... allaco iiirdkine .ls.loudlpg
man and a“ vcrytalonted young actors
who has supported many. stars. The
story told do “The Duke of Klillcran-
hie" concerns a young nobleman. who,
being unsuccessful in his effort to win
the lady, f his heart linen ‘9‘ her to a
hardy cafiilo on the edit heat. His
friend lmprispus a rich widow at the
same timewn the' some place. _'l‘he
women arerfurious hallmarks all sorts
of plots iowscnpc.‘ F‘inally the then
tell them logo home that they are no
dongor desired. 'l’hon‘Mra. Mulholland
and H urlettu Addison suddenly dis.
rover till they really do want to hier-
ry their lovers after all. , -
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l‘ATHER'IIT OHF ”N's FINGER.
’ WATERBCRY. itch. Headline City.
Court. . today tilcnry Monomers of
Charles street. with sentenced to 60
days in jail and lined $10 and costs
a)? hybrutai'lattack made upon hll CO“ C HI a“ .DANQ‘B"
, fortnight. ,‘McNamara went home in- vi 1‘ “up :mfif' “ill'filfl Whit
toxlpaled‘h u lneldied on his daulhter I or: vu‘ , g, , _ , .
doing soul‘s work aboht the house No 2 {k Citizen?“ ,
wide to was supposed to do. His
6011.302
attacked him.
the head the father got the middle
ly severed , cm the hand.
will hays ‘ to} be amputated.
ADV”! QED LINN“.
I 3; r‘ . win-Ud— . ...~
ed
th
. it‘ll} ..
cl earthy hurdle realism
n.8l‘1? was seen iii: ., e 1d
.i her arm‘ _, a;
“comma!-
. ‘ erroneous
in! «manure
l
- ashram, hover .. ,
’r.
pro’ octet. . . . .
swell; .lo 01m . ajold iatae.".
,u‘iWorkins t
auburn We
riot-char. cloth
' ms M6301! film
rill lgd‘
t1;- “‘3 i
a ,
000. is not made known.
yca'ra of age suffer from kidney and
bladder disorders usually enlargment
of pros
ful and dangerous. and Foley's
'ney Cure should .
‘slxn of danger. as it corrects irregu-
}l‘sritles . and has
of this disease.
Beck Port. Mo. Writes;
‘wlth enlaued prostrate gland and kid
ney trouble for years and after taking
‘two bottles ofiFoley‘s Kidney Cure 1
'years.‘ although I am now 91 years
old." Pluisted‘s Drug Store. ‘
' Little Early Risers.
n interfered. and the father
After striking him on
flutter ief hisuou'a rlzht‘ hand in his
mouthondwchewcd it. until it washout-V
it was hi can minutes . before he1
ooiild be mails todot soul-fiasco suf-
fered terrible agony and the finger,
.tl
MEN PAST SIXTY 1N DANGER.
More than haif’manklndover out!
irate gland. This is both ”tailli-
be taken at the first
red‘many old then
r. Rodney Burnett.
‘ i suffered
feel better than i have for twenty
O
.m- M.»Ma mu.—
WANTED WHITE' CAPPIRS ‘ARr
‘ REBTEO.
HARTFORD. Foil. 17.-~~I\ donmnd
that the ringleaders of'thc masked
men vvho‘ last week Thursday drove
Willis Grlhlth from Granby be srresb
ed was made. by Mrs. Andrews. sister
of Griffith. upon Sheriff Smith yester-
day afternoon. She claimed that she
thought. a deputy sheriff was among
the men who played the role of “white
cappers."<The sheriff referred Mrs.
Andrews to Judge Clark.
They never gripe or sicken. but
cleanse and strengthen the stomach.
liver and bowols. This is the univer-
sal verdict of the many thousands who
famous little pills relieve headache.
tennstlpailon. billousness. jaundice, tor-
pid liver, sailow complexion, etc. Try
The Clifton]
Pharmacy.
_....4
MOOSUP WEAVERB STRIKE. '
MOOSUP. Fob: l7.-—Ji’il9fe was a
strike of“'200 weavers at thehidrich
Manufacturing company ' yesterday.
the men going out on the refusal. of
the company to,,,¢rant apdnorellse'hpl
ten per cent. in Wafes’shd‘mo over
time 'vrhrk nights a d enticement-
teen or the men wore‘di'scharged‘hnd
the strike rodent». and they also
ask for ihe..diacharse of, fiuperiutean:
dent Cray. Therein no prospect of: n
lmmodlatc'settlenib'nt. j ,, '
‘ ITOP"1~'HAT: COCO
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra.-
rlllun Balm is breaking up colds when:
ever tried,,almost without exception.
100 25c. 300 matched h‘dttllis. ' 'I'li's
Clifford; Baxter's‘lnd Plalit'od'il.i‘ '"
M
osarn rostows auuawav ac-
orn: *
NT. .
HAWiiiiYV “midweek. d7.—-‘-Chil‘rlcs
J. Blackmail. hi‘MQMnent‘rsatdent. of,
’ this place?" caddie-tho result-of in-
ul'liiahuw‘l
dent savers
run over we: wagon ‘hoimly loaded
with ice and hadlyuerushcd.
More to punch.
muons stoma 0-.1 as
warn you when the kidneys are pith.
Wannabe” excrete a' clear. smiier
crud. lclr‘ kidneys head not stain.
. ale and foamy. or.thick'(retl..iil-Ifhiili.
sunrise. ran orgasm in Ind irrshu-
r 0i use» »2 .
. mafia storm. no.
. » lathe beck. .Baek'paiafi.
an:
yestihhndihgggg .. ;
J run
A
i a ”of dropsy'."dlabetss‘ I‘ll
”7 Q :1 .f'f‘r my}: a”.
use DeWiit's Little Early Risers. Those .
or. a
i
1‘10
.1. .a . us use:
“33y. licofirlv‘ini’g‘a evils ,
'4.
v
i
some E‘cctrlcni ‘
and h‘ld‘i’fsto‘mateh. Tire
lug i'iiililtltions. .You M l
and when you come to see them, we
will he no disappointment“ ‘
ductious. The furs are thick. soft and lustrous.
logs are of satin. plain and brocaded.
fabric that looks like Silk. feels like silk. sounds“ like silk.
and wears better than silk.‘ A Heather
the soft frou-frou that smartly dressed women
Negligec Shirts for Spring. ,
iot. the right wci
this season. so the style runs into neckwear.
SOOK AND SWISS FABRICS.
rip
reap, screenwriter
‘ r
.mwhlcd 18.57.
"m-
. s, , .
» «l . . . a . . . .
l i‘ ("a bulk ‘i v' a“ h "5 h‘ ‘~ "1 Li”?
Median? Spatial um . ,.
tained another“ lot of Furs at good griees,
$c‘al Cdaté,«‘a§‘f’few Iliandsome Fox tales.
rare-offered to you at the follow—
readily understand the value. .
can assure you there .
We have oh
Electric «Seal Coats, worth $40.oo.-and‘$45aoo,.ap ‘
Sable and IsabellaFoa Stoles, valqe‘htooo‘ for. in.
‘ ' 7‘ ‘ y‘alti'e"$h'2.oo foriflfiydo
. . ‘ , walue $23k for $1540
as Will be noted, are exceptionally fine re~ '
.The’ .lin- . .
The above.
Sable Raccoon in Russian Shawl shapes: y 5
value $9.50 for .. 3,5
value $12.00 for .50
value $15.00 .forhxmo . .
’l‘htiso intrigc'statwili do, well to call as early. as. possible.
’lt/WaS‘a wise person who invented Heatherbloom.a
bloom Petticoat has
often. ‘It
s as light as a feather, very comfortable to wear.
Look at the38peci‘als'at $1.98 and $2.50.
For Meals Wear.
on is called to the new line of
They are in madras and ‘chev-
ght to wear now. All new patterns, $1.00.
As checks and plaids are the rage in Silks
and plaids and
ll the new colorings.
all silk.,at 25c each.
Negligce Shirts. Attenti
Ncckwear.
checked effects are shown in a
Some new ones.
istory‘ Exhibit.
is. bring them
to see, and
humming
Only one day more for the Natural H
If the children have not seen these specimci
today. The butterflies aloneare worth coming
there are all those beautiful and rare tropical
birds with their brilliant plumage.
W
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Thai) M Read Co.
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