‘ cv/ Bears the
J' its a
l ‘ . iii
o
nit
' in; escrow calm. Iv sums my. m m
Always
. It (loin-cyst droid
li'everlshnesl.‘ “It“cures Diarrhoea and Wind
admissibility-Troubles; cures constipation
obey. It ‘mimtlates the-Food. regulates the
, wells. givingheolthr and natural sleep.
‘ _'l.‘hs Mechanismitdw
tourism; CASTOBJA shivers
“.i'
Blunt
f3.
.,1 ”cu/:2. . .
- i... ”n. ‘ '
d label Torment-a with the-um"
any of the state; that the defendants
. _ _ oiobtaininm mull
Kernels: nil?
M manufactured under said rules
a of defrauding and deceiving the
it its. and of injuring the association.
ve wanted and! aged without any;
as y or s y _,, Bills“. s as o
Infill-lipids in ll‘tfllatlbii and chutlhrfslt
of - disease lion's labels whereby
manii unionism intending to buy hats
c
i
‘ . 'auoc " ~ fe'or:
bearing the lotion I labels h“. Folir ballots were taken and upon the
dratrfloraooélotwvaoodeld imived' a pin. .
will 0b .. .
ind third 310’“.
William W. ,
ceivcd a plural typiuuallilemand enter-
ed upon a performance of his duties.
been deceived end so induced to buy
defendant‘s hats. . '
In . the demurrer to this complain;
one of the““reasons assigned is ‘ibe-'
cause said label or trademark does not
announce that goods to which such in-
bel or trademark is attached were
«manufactured by~a member or mem-
bers of the United Hatters of North
America." « y ‘ . .
The court says that the statute pro-
tects in favor of such an association,
on c label.,annouoclng'that goods to
which it may be attached Were mamr
factored by a member 'or members of
the association. The label in respect.
to which protection 'is.sought by this
action contains no such statement.
the United Hatters of North America
s a 'unlon' of workiugmen. We take
{judicial notice. however, of the fact
that. the. objects which limits formed
to .‘promote are such asnaturally pen
thin to such a union; and it fathere-
fore entitled to that name. But..here
again the difficulty is presented. The
label sufficiently announced. that the
hat to which it may be attached is
‘unlon made’ and that it is a ‘union is-
bel:' but this naturally imports that
it was made by a. union, whereas in
fact. according to the complaint, it
is not the United flutters of North
America that makes huts bearing the
label, but some inamifuctm‘cr for"
whom its members work.
“if the United Hatters of North.
America make hats for soine manufac-
turer who employed it for that pur-
pose. it may be, though this is a point
onwhich we express no opinion. that
axes OUT FOR THAYER. i
VOId Line Democrats Are After Hi
” With Sharp suck.
Democrats are quietly laying their
land for the movement which. it is
liéved. will remove. Mayor Charles
. Thayer from the running in thc‘
race for the gubernatorial noiiiiiintloim
- the hands of the Democratic stoic?
onvcntion in» it few months. The
tiou of the Thaycr men in‘ ihrowingl
down the gauntlet early nus been met
y the machine adherents with a gun--
all fence viewing.
rominent local Democrats entertain-
. a Democrat of considerable import—
once Wednesday night nu-d plans for
the furthering of the interests of the
fighter Democratic organization are
~~ ' " 1 had to have been discussed. At
‘the close of the conference no state-
' meut would be given out. but ii. is
understood that the status of Mr. 'l‘bny-
er was one of the things considered.
The light of tho sintc machine for the
recital. will be to keep the organiztr
on intact. 1f the increment for an
early meeting is n scheme to oust John
*J. Walsh from his posiilon as chair-
man it will meet with the cold shout
. der, according to local Deplocruts who
unwell infomicd.
. Ol' it, according to those mon. ii is
merely the outgrowth of n fooling ilmt
wark should begin curly ull along the
iineit will meet with rcudy support.
It is now expected that. tho timohinc
will very soon settle on some one man-
of the several candidates suggcstcd us
the most logical one of the group.
“Constipation causes hcnduclic. nun.
has. dinincss. languor. heart pulpitw
iion. Drastic physics gripe. sicko“
Weaken the bowels and don't curc.
1109036 Regult-is uct gently and cure
Mbflpatlon. 25 cents. Ask your drug-
tilt.
.u—v-
ITROBEL WOULDN'T TROUBLE.
.NO “lie Central Democratic Chain
‘ ‘ .mlmhio for Him. ‘
MTERBURY. March 9.—--(.‘hrisliuu>
Vobcl, who has been promimmlly
llhloned as it ucucccssor io .lolm .i.
glob. of Norwslk, us chuirmnn of tho
bcrailc state control committee».
* “knot. it is slated. wicopi. tho posi-
Will-if it is offered in him.
. I ~Ww
.sA‘OUAIANTIID CURE FOR PILEB.
itching. Blind. Bleeding, l’rotrudluc
flu. Druggisls are authorized in re
{ultimate}! it l’azo Ointment falls to
Mill fl to 14 days. title. ”
.SI man—“Don't you wont do look
omo of our prcpurod bubics'
m Mother—"lint l hurcu‘i it pro-
bares baby! "-«l..ile.
cinemas oscioss lT.
imitation More 'l‘hsn Half the
. , hills.
.. ll a ceaseless struggle for suc-
“btcsuss success is supposed to
. ppiness.
. lion and ability make for sun.
t without health too. foilure
than probable.
M digestion is poor, the nerves
,1, the blood thin. the Weight
, ’ ' . ll. should he, and ambition
orgy at low tide because of
trouble, failure is almost a
r you make much or little of
r y a hill or succeed, your
lsr sly decides it. So con-
3‘. .Butcr that Pepsikols
will. renew your energy. steady
as. drive away that. tired
tulle lo the digestion. im-
'r appetite. briu up your
here it. should . put new
'. I‘r cheeks end new life
' .i. that their continue
grand dyspepsia l'dilidd)‘
JIM“ plan. 1
fidcnm. 'rsc guarantee an»
a you lit. Blister
. tacit your quarter it
«the in ms' tit-satirical.
tuition cured or decidedly
. in
THE RIGHT IDEA.
One wouldlhiuk the Laxative idea
m in a cough syrup lshould have been ad-
‘lyli‘tncedl longuheftire it was. it seems
i e on y ra onn remedy for God he
NEW LONDON. March il.-—Old line and Colds would be to move the bgW‘
els and clean the,mucous membranes
of the throat and lungs at the same
time. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and.
It. is the Original Lax
alive Cough Syrup. the best known
remedy for Coughs,
Whooping Cough. etc.
and harmless.
Pharmacy.
Tar does this.
by Ilnsscit.
told all Russell‘s trinl.
Edward Leonard
whose trial for murder is scheduled to
follow that 'of Ccnesky. will plead guil-
ly to :1 charge of second degree inur-
der or inkc his chances on a trial for
first degree murder, depends on the
outcome of the Coneski' trial.
Whether or
in u!
pulion.
ll” l4
him.
turbance.
was entered.
bull helium.
Gil tad:
. :3 l h. in whom»
on m
not
fiend
M'Qil
be used Is aims
Cencsky for iho murder of Thomas C.
Lockwood will be finished today. Ce-
nesky was called to the stand yester-
day afternoon. and was also on the
stand this morning. He denied thut he
took any dircct part in the assault
on the old man, saying that. all the
blows were struck by Charles Bennett
and that all he did was to assist Ed-
wurd Leonard in the search of the
house after the old man was laid out
This was the story he
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the. diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf-
Soud for
v.21. CHENEY & co. Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by llruggislk. 75c.
'l‘ukc Hull's Family Pills for cons
0T0! THAT, COLD ,
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zillsu Balm is breaking unsold: when-
M
Colds.
DENIED PARTICIPATING IN WA-
TERBU RY ASSAULT.
WATERBURY, March ii.--'l‘lio in-
dications are that the trial of Joseph
Group,
'l‘ustes good
Sold by The Clifford
on
such a label as it has adopted, accord-
ing to the complaint. only for use in
hats made in whole or port by some.
statutes.
and a hearing on the lllt‘lllls was had.
it was necessary, in order to ascertain
clone, to examine the finding of facts.
”it appears from this lnntthc ssso
cinilon is not and never was it manu-
facturer of hats: that its members do
not own the hats made by them; that
its label was originally adopted and
registered by the Co-Opcrnllvc Hut
Cmnpuny, which was at the timeou-
09
all?” WWlbll'd
easiest Winslow-m intersection
in the nature
deut‘l rial-lo
court sustslusdrtbe
dersd'ju ‘sisbdlmsp
mutton. Mews
Bridgeport: . where i a
319 cohttndneountlll 0 send a city :sur-
iield, it was alleged that the first vote
was irregular because twenty-dire bill"
lots were cast. one being bionic-while
but twenty~fnuruvsre present and not
as the United Hatters of North Ameri» “mm by. theimyor presiding. The
opinion by Judge Kamersiey finds that
the court of common‘counoil was just-
ified in exercising its discretion and
Continulnxito «ballot. until a result was
reached that was free-from suspicion.
“It is not alleged by the plaintiff tliut the New York. Nawiflfi‘ven and Hart-
ford Railroad company.
for cottages b tubefore the. sup-
eniorsooun in
defendant defaultednud. Judgment was
later: rendened funioubntautlsl- ambit
Judge Bhumwarmade a
facts audqtheimropd cesium air
pooled. The coutlloda no error and
the opinion is by Judge Hemersley.
defendant
court of contribi'iiory negligence on
the part of Hoyt arose because it “HP,
dertook to establish the ultimate fact
of negligence through circumstances
relevant but not conclusively by a sin-
gle witness and by its default it re-
lieved the plaintifl of difficulties prop-
erly belonging io~'hlm.
ere.
brought to the superior court in sun»
ilcld county. Judgment was given for
the plaintiff and the defendant ap-
pealed. No error is found and the opin-
lion is by Judge Hall." The suit was
of its members under it contract Of‘em'lbrought for the benefit ‘0‘ Henry H.‘
ployment between them lndlviduailymampbe“. sole heir at m‘w of Hugbi
and some manufacturer. its terms dolonmpbell alleging failureéondhe can,
not answer the requirements of them the defendant.‘adtninlsirnil'lx to pro-3
There “'“3- therefore, emu cure on order from. the court to ("In
in overruling the demurrer; but as tribut u or am bell‘ 4'.
the defendants subsequently answered 7313.: and p y or to C p u
tees. against Stmwomstock and 0th
whether any substantial injustice was is“. executors. ThO'aciion was brought
“' ‘Cou " and“ ’arhms‘ll“ c
snoug . but i you should get a
_ gallon of cough syrup that dossno't ’
mm: rice of a small bottle
monsters
of due warranto brought
W “mill"-.. ‘Nlifiel‘l-m‘lfi'“ s ‘
. s lléiuu'rrer .
. “WWW
_‘ e
Wastes-escort
Minimum. the
mower and relic
in: thef'infor- . . . , .
muted. The = s boa, , y a. mi .
curt finds no error; . hive made a id barge pastor one ‘
tTllBtfiOMOll arm in the. city of ,‘Jutsllbottle of KempsBsissmmay
‘ March 20. 1906. moi) the Worst cough and save a
tilde. whereas the cough "cure" that
{Ms not cure is worse than useless.
Sold by all dealers It also. and soc.
Upon the second .H‘ .
’ ‘leceiveds plurality. . *
. r,.the res cudent, re-
m‘
for the {term of three years.
PoaULas museum".
OBERAMMERGAU.
The pastoral beauty.., the rescuing
simplicity of Oberammergau and ‘ts
inhabitants; the absence of all effort ~
to conform touppearsnces or sndisvor
to create an impression uponvisitors
or those who may chance in. bevshout
them. is evidenced by pictures of their
daily life. their vacations, their manner
of living and their other disregard for
the «world outside their little village.
To see Miss Anna Flunger dressed,
in n calico gown and a broadsnn-shade
raking hay. and to hear Mr. Ellsworth
When actioii-wafbrnughb for Ecor
n was c mmncetl. or declared
Leroy E. Hoyt..otii\lorwalk. against
An action . _.
upon the some sweet face. when she. is
8 (bed in the robesfor thepart of}
“‘ cry" in the great play, is a revels‘ .
lion to those who with es.i Tltzlmt
meld; county. The
ii . of' , , ,
Milli. ' have been fortunatesenougb to». ““959;
a performance of the love of cram. '
merges. Mr. Ellswort introduces. 300.
colored views in his entertainment. all
of realistic nature. and perfectly, ool-
cred. A select orchestra, choir singers. ‘
cathedral chimes and church.organ
will be introduced. The music score of
the Obernmmergau plays has never
been published, but Mr. Ellsworth suc-
ceeded In obtaining severalvsclcciions
which will be played by the orchestra
during the entertainment. and while
the scene for which they were com-
posed is on the screen. Mr. Ellsworth
will appear at. Hoyi's Theatre next
Sunday afternoon at 3 and in the even-
ing lit 8. under the auspices of Nor-
walk Aerie. No. 588. F. 0. E. As a
special feature. Mr. Ellsworth will in-
troduce for th first time here. metre.
of the scenes. fableaux, characters and“
music. from the Kreuzcsschulc. as pro-
duced in Obcram'mergau last summer
(1906) when he visited Oberummcrguu
for the fourth time. The Krcuzcs-
schulc had not been given since 1875.
until last summer.
The court. finds that the failure of
to convince ‘the' trial:
State against Annie. Culhnne and our.
Action upon a probate bond
Albert a. 00111ku and others. trus~
.—
STEREOPTICON LECTURE.
to the superior court in b‘airileld coun- Al the South Norwslk Congregation»
iy to secure it Millimetlou of the will . nl Church on Friday evening. March
of William E. Raymond. of New (is-.16. Dr. Anita NeWcomb McGee lectures
mean. who died in 1890. A trust fund on “A woman’s Experience in the
was created by the terms of the will...dapsnese Army." Dr. McGee is on of-
snd annual payments were made to tier of the D. A. R. and of the Amer-
ihc widow andlliater of Mr. llnymoml. l icnu Red Cross Society. She is well-
ln 1897 a block of buildings from which known in this country and abroad. and
rhTe "D.
describe her slmploslife—j—ihsn’ .lo 100k. ‘
rarely enjoyedyexcept. y t chemist). 7
lining of thc Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a Hill]-
bllug sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed. Deafness is
the result. iilltl unless the inflammation
can be iukcn out. and this tube roster.
Oil in its normal condition, hearing will
bc ticslroycd forever; uiuc cusss oui
of ion um caused by Usinrrh. which is
nothing ‘but up influmcd condition oi
ihc mucous surfaces.
We will give One llundrcd Dollars
for oily cuso of Deafness (caused by
caiurrhi ihui cunuol be cured by Hull's
Cuiurrh Cure.
SIDNEY TROEDER CASE SETTLED.
Nldw HAVEN. Mnrch 8.-—After he
bug in the courts for more than three
years the suit of Sidney Troodor. it
ticket. upcculnior. ugulnsi W. R. Ortlh
twin. M. M. Bower and Brudforth
Ellsworth. who in 1902 were Yule stu-
dents. in which damages of $2.600 for
alleged personal injuries was claimed.
wus wiihdrawn from the docket today
by agreement of the parties at inter-
'l‘ioodcr was soiling football tic-
kets nud was acidified by students who
mobbed him and: took the tickets from
The three studeists'were fined
$50 each for taking part in the dim
The civil suit afterwards
'l‘heiincldsnt grew out,
of the desire of the student body to
stop stelllng football tlcxets and out.
of it grew the regulations which in a
large extent have overcome much of
the open traffic by speculators
ever tried. almost. without. exception,
we the. W'Inibx'l-fllllmtlldlr girlie
ll torsional] Plalstod's. ‘
‘ 2 "WW , i
RMLROAD 2U¥CHAOID LAND IN
i F0 l). limit .«A large urw
«slime of‘resltesiaic consisting of his
twins sures of meadow land on the
west. side of Water street was cents m
circulars.
ti-
on
in foot-
sused in the manufacture 0.! hats in art of the fundaw ro derived burned
this state; that it was assignbd to the find the “at mcomg then become 19..
United flutters of North America; that gummmt m My my, ‘gnnuiueg. The,“
the lnttcr allows its use only by man- opinion by Judge Prentice is that there
ufscturcrs employing exclusively ‘uu- is no apparent mp“; that any defic-
iou‘ labor: that it hits extensively ud- icncy in one year's payment should bc‘
veriiscd to the public and represented made up in subsequent ycnra’ distri-
that-this lobe! is used only on huts bution.
manufactured in ‘uulon’ facioides con-'
ducted under ccrtuiu- rules proscribed DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED.
The remarkable recovery of Ken-
by the association. calculated to in-
3ure good sanitary conditions and good ncth Mclvcr, of Vanceboro. Me, is
work: that in a few cases its use has the subject of much interest to the
been allowed on hats mndc in non-uu- . medical fraternity and WWW? circle
ion factories not conducted under of friends.‘
went out. of the factory it hud become Throat and congestion of tho Lungs,
it ‘uuion’ factory; and that the dcfeu- three doctors my” me up to die. when.
“hints in adopting and using their in» “a a last resort. l was induced to "y
bcls had no iutcniliou of deceiving 0".Dr. ngia New Discovery and I am
defrauding the public or itssociniiou llltllllly to say, it saved my life." Cures
its label. and have never represented tls 'l‘onsllltis. Weak Lungs. Hearse-
bnls, to which they were affixed. to be “egg and imGrippp. Guaranteed at i“.
huts continuing the label of the us- H. Baxter's. South Norwalk. and E. p.
ucss. uud that is by constitutional sociation. iWecd's, Norwnlk. drug stores. 50..
“""“‘““5' Deafness "* caused by no "So far its the fools found vary from and $1.00. ’l‘risl bottle free. "
inilumcd condition of the mucous
the facts alleged. they tend to weaken-
tbe phrintlff's case. by showing thut TRYING To FORM FRENCH CABl-
the association sometimes allowed the .-
lnbel to be used in lists not. even mudc puns Murcii 9,41,15,14...“ Fuller-
by lis iucmbers, ulihougii sold by p.10“ 001mm“ lib elftil‘ls to form a
'uuion' manufacturer. and Unit the do- cabinet. Ho «tonsltltcdrtodny with M.
implants have been guilty of on fraud. Rurmond pnmm" forlncr Minister of
Thnt lll(.‘ label of tho Uulkod liailcrs Public. Works, m"; may be appointed
of North Amcricu has new: ' been used :promlor If M. Bourgeois and game“
nor intended for use on huts munufuc' DBYBiBi- in “w“. refusals. '
tured by the association «rcmuiua M. liouvior. the retiring premier.
9‘9““ ~ who continues to carry on the current
‘iNcither of common law nor by the business. rcccived the German “mm“:
general principles of equity was a mun “mm” prim... von Rodolfo during “19
entitled at. least on the abscnce of no. tluv presumably m concciiou With u“,
tusl fraud, to protection in the oxelu- German desire to secure sufficient
sivc use of o label for goods. unless it. guarantees rugnrding tho Francofi‘mn.
wclc one which he wns using to disc lsh 00“ng of the Moment!!! police to
linguist) some visible commodity omr
edlor traded in by him. This was
. equally true of an association of men.
When. therefore, it voluntary associa-
tion of workingmeu calling itself ‘ihe
Clgur Molters' international Union of
America.“ adopted a label for use on
cigar boxes by munui‘noturero employs
lug its members to make cigars. our
uounclng that the cigars within were .
‘mlule by a. first-class workman. a git-its. says "lutndreds of old people
permit of a final adjustment at Algeri-
ras.
on clip titans.
m
The Clifford Pharmacy Has a Guaran-
teed Siren in Greater.
One of the prop letors of The Clif-
ford Pharmacy. our
courts» that- lts fraudulent imitation
could not be conjoined at the suit of a
member of the association. neither
to (irag. out a.
in d.
.m'Un r the General Statutes s is-
hei 0 such kind become the proper
subject dfequiiuble protection. and
* any member of the association owning
strengthmreutln ‘ntl bod ,«bili
etneniaof coil {o’er oil.‘ let
on from fresh
out neuron of
s’ livers.
c
lie as s of his .cascz'
these rules when, before the hats “Owing to severe itllnmmntion of the?
or its members. nor of counterfeiting the worst Coughs und Colds. mommy
well-known drilli-
hsifdead and half-alive
existence, when We guarantee Ylnol
will strengthen and invigorate every
9. highly concentrated form ill of the
din; el.
is risk-
‘ ut wits};
s std ‘-oo o . .
to upset the it f by 33%“le lib
has had a wide experience in the Jap-
uncso hospitals and on the battlefields
of the late war.
The Glens Falls. N. Y.. Times says:
Dr. McGee is an able and forceful
speaker and curries her audience with
her front beginning to end of this most
interesting lecture on n topic in which
we are all interested at the present
iimc.
The Now; of New Castle. Pa. says:
Dr. McGee delighted at large audience
with her splendid lecture. She was
the only person in America, whose of-
fer of pereomsl assistance in the late
war was accepted by the Japanese
government and Red Cross Sucioiy.
She gave an interesting lecture of her
experiences with the Japnnesc army
und was greeted by an enthusiastic
nudlonce. Dr. McGee is a lady of
striking personality and everyone who
was fortunate enough to attend her
discourse could not full but to alimen-
into it.
The lecture on the will will be il«
-lustrsted by tony line views from a
good lantern by an able operator. Dr.
McGee will sing the Japanese national
hlmn. Admission, 35c; for school chil-
dren, 25c. ‘ ’
THE COUNTY jil'AlR.
”The world “is growing better. the
church is growing y/iscr. ‘W ‘
a transition ago. .‘lteligiops opinion is
bridging over the sflgidous chasm
which has so .lo'fi . ted between
mother and dough r. The editor of
so impressed with Denma‘llLs om ‘-
son {'Joshus Whiicomb'fldn "The 0d
and advises chrisilsus toigd, lid see
it. The Evangelical H vs: ‘
forniance is as pure and wholesome u'
as innocent.”
lby Iin 1fully born? outd i‘ {it'll};
tuttiicsepnys sun can . 0
is. Nell Burgose’ 17th year oi; .‘fTh
County Fair" and his big revl al
hepio’r it being a member of that as- organ in the body; stop the natural de- IWdY 0‘ Aunt Abhlh , .. .
Initiation who was a cigar mnnnfac- clips and make them We}, strong Ind N L Bfitmwnéé‘lNWAUNT ABBY
,turer. an injunction was awarded active. 2 ‘ - ' :m . . . .
against 'a defendant guilty of actupl This is because Vinot contains in Noll Burgess himself will ill” titty
mound of ”The. sum, .
is hrinsiowwl .i. him lite .
New York production witllmlls
part of Aunt , fig)” at giver-y are:
so much to outwith them-c
e are in,
the "N. Y. h‘mmg'eisi." hulew been
h
Homestead," Warmly common a play.
“The impression-of th assimple pcr- ‘
the most. scrupulous could spire. Add ;
Niel Burgcus' ‘lCounty it? y" is just
That the Rev. Dr. Peters spoke wise", ..
case of! .
l'tllll‘
‘ e
this" ’
4 o . .‘ .
Mr. Burgess is“ havgllng with the ..
’compsnyand is cilia Whoevery per-t'. é‘r‘wPP
formalise in hindeiightful character ‘ll
sea-and . mechanism effects; that «id
pissi-
ewréov W-
\ W
ll‘ 4'. lie}
f l"
V ~' fill?! “
That is the name given to the habutai silks imported
by the Na Kan 'i‘radinngompsny. Japanese Silks are im-
portaut‘in the market todpy. They, areisolike the more .68-
pensive? silks in appearance. sot pleasant to wear, andso
much less in actual co'st. that they appeal to those fleecing
practical and economical garments. “The Na Kan bilks are
abOVe-all honest.“ 2‘ . “ ‘ . . ::r‘_'
Those in this particular showin are far superior. in
Weave and finish to tlie’Japan'es’ei Sil s of formerseadod‘s.
There is noi'thc unev‘eu roll which was always discernible
in the old liabutais. They are regular in weave, lustrous.
soft and shimmering. _ I . . '
, The WhiteNa Kan. , , i, .
-White will lic‘extremely~"fasliionablc throughout-ills:
summer. This silk is the (fainticst ever seen, for almoSt any
summer use. For bridcs’ gowns, graduation frocks, the reg-
ulation evening and dancing frocks; and for blouses. . We
quOtc widths~and"prices‘: ' »
«3%,
V .
,,. .‘..
l
zoiltcltcs wide, 29c 36inch‘cs' with. 59¢
. 23inchcs wide. 39c switches-wide, . 7:759
23 inches wide, 50C.” f. winches wuie, 75c
59c 27 incheegwidcfil, $.25
ThewBlaCk Nat-Kan.
Woven in Japan. ' Dyed in France.
T he French are wizards as regards colorings.. Lyons
Silks have been famous front the beginning for'richness..o£'
color and softness of finish. « These Nu ‘Kau Silks-have been
subjected to a secret process which makes thenrabsolut‘cl‘y
waterproof. imagine, therefore the satisfaction of Wear-
ing a gown and feeling secure against dampness of any sort.
23 inches wide. 50c
27 inches wide, 59, 75 and $1.00
36 inches wide, 79 and 89c
An interesting window display may be seen. and a fine
assortment at the Silk Department.
27 inches wide,
special Sale of Rockers.
A group of handsome Rockers can be seen in the north
window of the Carpet Store. 'l‘wo styles. golden oak and
mahogany finish, wide, deep seated Rockers hallway (easy.
There are about 100 of them in stock, worth $4. each'. r
We shall close them out tomorrow morning at $2.95
each. Fourth floor, elevator.
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