..,
a
rmv.
up.
tor. Italian it. Wilcox,
No.52, ordsr lsstsrn star
,Th'sddeus
Soc.
, ‘ oven block, in Wash—
ild and 4th Fridays of each
. iii: and Ass. sac
opted-at
doll. All members of 0. n.
j invites. Miss Neils a.
J-‘WIsidl Sharer. :2 .1
ton paper. carelessly , intimated
Bsygbutlers made love" to
_‘ , s. Ghecf_themjhasre-
.01 afenile. cf=his«ciaas. and in-
ll its shows ‘ibow‘ fsr Y‘cuiture
we the backstairs omission
have been
.. [fills writeup I do not dirtwtth,
‘ s ferhale members of the
. and "it is no‘ exaggeration to
his lam not better than the
' butler of the Back Bay. so for
. are concerned. lhavevsiiu-
, bolt in France ltnd England,
4m, npw giving him a post-gradu-
at an American college. Our
hurt by the article
binh I refer. and we have under-
great deal of mental suffering
“the annoyance unwittingly cane-
3»
’l‘he New
. wk London paper. tells a short modern
lghost atory.xA man was traveling on
‘ northbound train out of London.
Opposite him was a silent stranger.
‘ only companion. Between London
rby no word passed. Then as
train draw out of Derby he said
Miamtly: "Good line. this. air, eh?“
stranger roplled: “i think it is a
bid line.
elm mi
New Jersey's state geologist is in-
l(instituting peat deposits. He has col-
lected many samples from the swamps
wetlands“ in the northern part of
tbevatate and subjected them to labor-
Wl’)" Mia to determine their scope.
’ value. Results are satisfactory as
to» utility. and the supply is known
. very large. The geologist says
'0 post fuel might be used to great
”#0809112! an electric generating
dim located on extensive bogs for
like cheap production of light, and pow-
iir for. distribution over a. wide terri‘
. York Court of Special Sale
plane has decided that selling liquor in
“file‘torm of candy is not a violation
bfthediquor tax law or of any other
[twin the state, and the iudges recom-
. inaud- legislation to cover such sales.«
ti connection with a case tried recent-
u. in which the defendant was ac-
used of selling candy containing Whis-
eyyciinmpagne and brandy.
itlleesndy was analyzed and found to
.Voontsin five" ounces of alcohol to the
some of
l was killed on it.
mains out
, «eluded
ll 'I u
muses gold mine has just been
', $150,009.13 the discovery of
0m are entitled to full
few months ago the value of
U .. 1 was unsuspected. but one.
envious of Albert Poles, 0
~ ‘ reef zippalpa, found grains oi‘
. in the crops of his testis and
W
is making a drastic move to.
anDUOA in the
The rulstpussd isst'Noveni-
the lists board of health. that
- s,sffeoted with tuberculosis
from lows schools
30M", has Just been held to be
'W
A - bad that for years the
" . winner of Chins have been
- ’their surplus population fu-
uris. where homes or land
‘ hsdst pricesmasllr below
‘ ,sovernmsnt isod iodin-
, .
f
ms'he does not believe
huiflbi-other to the
‘ ;“N'itfl!i§lmt chief it‘ll“. “ H
. . udd'wlii
. I iislis‘i oibs'n'i-‘ra
‘ 8
, fun new member, Dr. West, was to
on red. . , , *
drill Dilutions to
‘ Mantis: opium». mt master
t or tbs «and lodge or Connecticut, r.
,pand Avid” bemused a letter to the
can hundred and ten lodges in the
state. urging them to be prompt and
generous in the matter of anhacrlp
ideas for the relief of the distressed
in Sun ii‘riincieco, -
Butler Lodge. No. 07, I. 0. 0. F.. at
their'ineoting last night. donated $100
for the‘rclief of members of the or-
der. in distress at San “Francisco. “This
meow-Mil, be paid through their grand
secretarquitb contributions from all
om Odd Fellows' lodges through the
‘3 , e l ‘
Eagles, will not take up the San Fran-
cisco contribution matter until the next
regular meeting which“ will fail on
Wednesday night of- nextweek. The
Aerie, however. ,will undoubtedly vote
the assessment of twentyltlve cents
per man, which .hasbeen asked for by.
the main body. ‘This means that the
Not-walk . glee. contribution" ‘will
amount to about $52. ,
Mayor Charles L. mover. of Norwait,
has signified ll 'willin use to recei‘h
subscriptions from my of Norw k
residents whotdesire to contribute.
Yesterday the‘check sent by h‘rank‘lll.
Sanger. for $50, to the Norwalk Hour, ,
for the fund, was turned over to
Mayor Glover by that newspaper. ,
Up to noon today, Mayor Glover
had received no further subscriptions.
Previously Acknowledged.
Oh! Well Hook and Ladder 00..
(toaster .................. s 168.80.
Clinton Commander .......... 100.00
Our‘Brothers‘ Lodge ......... 100.00
Frank M. Banger ............
John J..CaVanagh ............
John J. Snellhack ...... . .....
Charles '10. ‘Dow ..............
25.00
25.00
John H. Knapp ............... 25.00
Whelpley 0: Clark ........... . 10.
lingered: Stevens ....... 7- '10.
A. 'J. Collins & Co. ........... 10.00
Louis Udelman. Paris ' Cloak
and For Store ....... 10.00
G.H.Goodrich...............fi 10.00
Tenants second floor United
Bank Building .. ...... 500,
Oral. Dumortier ........~...' . 5.00;
Capt. Oscar 8t. Job ........ . 500‘
John J.\Goodwin ........ . 0.00,
Cash.... ....... . 1.00
Cash ....... ‘ . . . "1.00
Cash ............. ' ' .50
Cash ......................... .50
Cash ................... 7. .50.
Cash ................ .60
Cash ...................... ... ‘15
Cash ......................... .25
pl. Peter Decker ....... 25.00
orge E. Curtis .......... ... 25.00
Alden Solmans .............. 25.00
Fred H. Rowan .............. 25.00
Fired Keeling ................ 2.00
H. N. Taylor ................ 1.00
C. S. Trowbridge ............. - 15,00
Cash ........ ;.. .............. 10.00
J. B. Raymond ............... 10.00
Herman Quittner ............ 10.00
' David H. Miller, Jr. .......... 6.00
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ghiotto. 6.00 i
G. .Ghiotto ..... ‘ ........ 5.00
PablChiclsola........‘........ 5.00
Cash... ................. 5.00
F. H. Gleason ............. 8.00
Hana G. Johnson ....... 1.33
.1. li. Rundle ..... .. .......... , 8 10.
Adam Schmidt ............ . 10.00
Employee freight depot ...... 0.00
Joseph Diaosn ................ 5,00
Philip Slomnnslty ......... 2.00
Victor W. Ferris ......... 3.00
. W
0802.10
Today‘s Donations.
The donations to the fund today
were as follows:
The additions today to thesan Fran-
cisco relief fund were larger than us-
ual. They were as follows:
hocitwood Manufacturing 00.. .8 100.00
Rh GUorsei.Co.......... .. 10300
Cash ..... .. ........ I ........ 2 .00
Teachers and Btudfitts of Mer-
rillBuslness College 15.00
Cash 6.00
A.iltuli 5.00
Margaret Rowbothsm . 1.00
.......
1251.00
NITI.
' coustoimuo PLAN To 0
M
Hold Meeting Last Night.
The members of the ivorwsllt
laugh Club held; meetidngfliut stiff:
or spat-pass sons 0 ngs :-
wanton to unite with the Norwslk
Yacht Club. Some of the members
favored the plan. and after I. discus
stop it was decided to'hsvs; Commo-
gore Unholts comet; with {animating
sborn regard as 0 ms r .
gun at a future meeting of the Busch
luh. it is the (ferrite of some of the
members of the launch Club to retain
the pment float in Booth Norwalk. as
this very convenient fol-the mooring
of boats. ,
:lt vise voted to accept the Yacht
Club's invitation to participate in the
Memorial Day exercises and race.
“:ial.
ill
fund for “w
:hlorwa‘l‘k Aerie, maternal, order of’
Msmhs'rs of tits Not-walk Launch Club 5”
Cloutinued li‘t-omrlI‘irst Page.)
’, I ?'. ., ‘
titles ' bureau‘s. Lost humping.
W
. minim
Ct-
aid"
'wife. , ughter of Mueller;
Sport; that accompanied them
ssngers to Oakland. was
Mfrs. Berg was denied
take the
and after
on the ferry
miles across San Francisco Bay.
More Damage by Earthquake.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.——-News
age done by the earthquake ,of'April
iii, in the northern counties of the
state. ~In Lakeport.‘ Laks- Coun-
ty, a severe shock was felt at 6:40 in
m.. which did ’considerable damage. A
Dakeview Hotel crashed through the
porches and brick annex. The twa
story brick walls of Masonic Hall in
course of construction. was reduced
Were cracked. chimneys
toppled
throughout the town and.
show win-
No one wapiniured. The loss to the
Masonic Hall is about $4,000.
At Albion. Mendocino County.
heavy shockwns felt at 5:26 a. m. The 0"
Occidental Hotel is a wreck.
damaged."
own for some time.
be learned there were no lives lost.
At Anderson, in Shasta county, the
earthquake occurred .at 5:30 ft. m.
Chimneys tumbled down and windows,
60.00 dishes and furniture of houses were de-l
There "0 many Vida 03-; Danton Consul Still Missing.
' wasnmorON. April 26.——The Dan-
moliahed.
sures in the earth. Slides along the
25.00 Southern Humboldt Lumber Com-t
pany's Railroad line did considerable
damage to their dam across Indian
Creek. , ,
chiller-ni- Legislature to Meet.
OAKLAND. Colin. April lid-Gown
nor Pardoe last night announced that,
he would call it special session of ihe'
legislature to take action on the San;
Francisco situation. The ditto for the:
session will not be not until the ox-’
citement has subsided.
. Big Cargo of Suppllss.
SAN FRANCISCO, April lift—Tito
steamer Alameda arrived here yuan-r-
day from Honolulu, having on heard u
cargorof sugar, which will probably be,
distributed by the relief committee.
The cargo included 10,000 sacks of re-
fined sugar and over 62,000 sacks of
the raw material, together with :1
quantity of coffee, rice and 4.000
bunches of bananas. News of the.
earthquake and tire was received at
Honolulu a few hours before the sched-
uled departure of thelvessei.
The earthquake was not felt. by any
inhabitants of the island, but. the sets.
mogrpph recorded a disturbance for
my minutes
0. H. Umbsen. a real estate dealer.
was a passenger an the Alameda from
Honolulu. ' He says that while the
shock was not felt in lionolulu. the
wildest excitement prevailed when the
news that proclaimed San Francisco's
doom was flashed over the cables.
Umbsen tells the following story:
"The news of the destruction of San
Francisco reached Honolulu shortly of-
ter 7 o'clock on the morning of the
disaster. When the first dispatch came
that the cable office the news spread
like wildfire throughout the entire city
and within a few mlnuteedhousanus
of ,peraonahsil gathered around the
cable once, eagerly scanning the bul-
letin board snd devouring each short
sentence as it was posted. While the
crowd was in the midst of its excite-
ment the San Francisco cable operator
suddenly broke in with 'the‘buildlng is
on fire. 1 must fly for my life.‘
“From that time until i left Hono-
lulu, last Thursday. note single line of
news was received from the doomed
city. When the people In Honolulu
heard of‘the disaster the town was
closed. Business'was suspended and
out: the ublic offices and the courts
fsiledto It.
“When- it became apparent tp the
merchants that trade relations with
Maine would he closed temper»
ariiy. they immediawa tried to com-
ing with Portland. to obtain
. .‘When I left there they were
atil
040st of being of assistance to its
in our hdtir of need. the people of Hon-
olulu will find that when Ban Fran
oisco is in trouble the entire group of
Hawaiian islands must also nutter. Us-
l p islons roach Honolulu within
g.” ,. , the residents there will
libel: to lie in dire straits."
Ardhitsets doing to Us» Fransisco.
illflOAGO. April ”.mTwentyaflvs
architects headed by General Willem
floor with.“ leave, Chicago for Bail
il‘rs stir it the out two days.
Genernfimlth offered his services in
, ' , sadism yesterday through us»
you has“. ‘
" rsl hmith is s man of vertex-
y i construction and in
lrsvb m ' u l .. _.
this 000ml its has taken "
leathers Mlm‘ _
Where an oddly” Hindi
. “tibial!
' child has heart than
the walk:
. ‘,tis.tioi‘ilxnsodlno $5.00 a
, lions procession rsssrd.
mgr “’34- H0»! to . b _,comnsny*st thaw-“no t ‘
complete port on twenty-sixth. worst stages of rebuildl
‘ ”Wt-”0' April 80.~—With scarcely
‘ a-dolls s worth opr my saved from
yon? solidified ‘of hits. Amelia
. ‘ inns street. San Francisco.
her is . tor Anus Bars; a son. John
Borg, so ,iierbert Wiaoant “dWhlim {Electric street l
to, n
the refugees were being fed their :22, I mCoroner Walsh had a gang of man
3) . W0?
the mined city, swimming after the 183 Wh
ferry that carried terror-stricken pas-
permissicn to Thirty ad
to Oakland. 5 sferred
e ferry left land the animal on to u
leaped into-the water, swimming three, latives.
has lbst been receivedhere of the dam- With
‘ mental responsibility is not ad
in the high tension 0f affairs.
unable to get a line to Portland. M
4“ ,ib‘o 0gisi‘3‘ in
evening iot- Sign Mnemoto ass
charge of the structurhl to 00 of
Pacific Cos , ,
He will'dlreof the '
cg.
chins‘u Msy multichaiplmw
monotone. April at»? out
989 are
cvo hero. The proposition is“.
tltion
him to assist such a, plan.
Electric Light. lumlns Again.
the first time
San Francisco this evening.
the Hall of Justice
and
ion
ved tom
other
“Writ-v . M ..
Addltloosl Troops Needed. ’1 ‘
r
troops for San Francisco. ,
gram reads: “Desire especially,
attention of Secretary 70f We
force inudeflmm to fully guard the in- {Or other contrasting material is on
they havo been ‘gasiiéuully hlnsgéted beneath the broad
down of business house or the l necessarily overworketiinthu 90-" and mu 0. t. 9, 0“
length of Main street will; spams; lire overtaxed today. ‘Matances‘ are ,inif throushfa functions-shaped open~
enormous and “conditions .19. ‘ing in the front, and small frills of the
,uinnding military action can best‘be;flllli extending at each tilde.
a observed by sending“, lump in farce}
mounted men 'as is practicable.
All the The spirit and conduct or the troops, . light-and cool, and sheds the dust so
big saw mills in this region are badly officers “‘1 men. has maintained ”WW9“
They will have to shut high standing of American army and
forests of the city; but
simply
. it continuance o hygical sues. and long time to trim straight out Skirts
80 for as can t p ‘ visable of plaid or checked material. now we
(fished)
“GREELY.
“Major-General commanding."
ish minister is alarmed about the Dan-
ish consul at San Francisco, H. H.
Birkholm. who has not been heard
from since the earthquake. The
French embassy also is still trying to
get trace of the French consul general
of. San Francisco.
WASHINGTON. April 26.~The Se-
ndte committee on naval ,sifdirs today
authorised n favorable report on the
hill introduced. yesterday by, Senator
i-‘llnt, authorizing the expenditure of
$300,000 at the More island navy yard.
San Francisco. . _
w”,
p is teatime.
W
John J. Higgins Entertain. Members
of South Norwalk ponelsve.
There was no meeting of the South
Not-walk Conclave of Heptseophs. last
evening. the. members assembled at
the meeting place listening with great
interest to the account. given by John
J. Higgins of his travels in lrelsnd rec-
ently, which were ill ' ratedbym large
TE LLS or rm
number of photo ” he whl were
taken by Mr. Higgins du g his
trip.
hir. Higgins went across on the
steamer Lucania at the some time that
A. E. Winchester crossed the pond.
The trip across was s. pleasant one sud
so was the traveling through England
and lreland.
The return trip was made on the
steamer Celtic. which Mr. Higgins
says was very greatly ovefilrowded
with emigrants. ‘Ev’en sleeping acco-
niodations were denied the steersge
passengers and people were not allow.
ed to sleep on t 0 decks. Mr. Big
gins with about any other pas-en-
gers, signed a protest to the enlilra-
lion officials and read the riot act to
the. alumni; of the shill {01' IJiOWinl
such conditions to exist. People even
had to sleep on the tables in the dip-
lng room, second cabin and ill corri-
dors. ‘
Conditions. existed on the boat were
shocking and horrifying. according to '
Mr. Higginii‘ talk.
THE WORKINGMAN'O 0,3088,
ml
Series of Sunday Evening Sermons
, at South Norwsllt Ismilt Church.
A series of five sermons on The
Workingmsn'a Cross has been small-
ed by the pastor of the South Nor-
wsik Baptist Church. to be delivered
on the dates and topic below:
it April 29th. The Cross of inequa-
il'- .
. bitty 0th. The Cross of the Union
on.
, May 10th. The Cross of the Non-Un-
lou Milli. »
ti May 20th. The cross of Redemp-
on.
’ May 27th. Memorial Service.
June 0rd. The Grim of n Common.
Brotherhood. ‘
moss asensfv sates. m
William 0‘. 00mm to. Dine es
linglshsrt lot and‘ .b’i’iiluinss, Cross
‘umttfi l ”a
Charles B. Brass to Arthur s. flin-
gcwold and wife, , and ' buildinsl.
Akiasfortt Place , .. tNorwsik. at.
it , , .
Olmlss in ,. ruins Vt.»
due slut wife. and g‘loti‘sdiltll sot-
wslk. War. . ‘
Storm» Paul ironic
Charles if... .
as! and alto. building, lot. .aouthrlior-
sr. . . 2*
W’ ’ mr'wife tolls
001'an .Wor.
-. I
j, “m
the
United State: Steal Oorpors on on the i
stations “ of the
i duties the
. a-
”Rails ‘ last Obrn ' ai
tasks and, re that wrecked homeless countfyrlieei in tSan" ‘ in r
Moises a week
"Min hurt"
. 1' ea 3 r
. and after bola ' fed were
Mayhem aliens in
fasted in a View of the labor shortage
n the islands. They have filed a 90-
with the acting governor akin.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 00.-For
since the earthquake
ishts will be burning
GWASISGTPN,‘ April " “luau?“"i look among the iaho’ t b ruifl d fa
ree sans». a“ one 0 race e n.
torso portion of the fire wall of the Y iii ted ulw , 0"“ ml”. ales of the ““0“ m one mm“ a
to can handsome handle and no other decor. -
r und lion except a large monogram embrol.
Chiefs! Stuff to necessity for midl-t
in ruins. 'Soverni other brick blocks tionai "0008-. Not only iii the present.
,many blast hats for several seasons
blah! “lib“
The. on . ' '
with balls or kuots‘ou;
comb
in the height of fashionsloag with
other of our grandmotben' styles}
f you have one. do visible 0
it out and make use’ of it st ones.
A charming dish tortilla
«white functionalist
(made of
e ‘ rved in the salad
and tinted like. o lettuce head.
‘ Fancy a costume stucco!
cost and skirt mfitdhlhitv
weave, while
being vsr'y delicate
long nimulated butto
gar decoration for
skirt suit of the
type. '
Short skirts.
not desirable for older].
cut on plain sweeping
ladies.
The home rest cure is
popular and deservedly so,
mind to carry it out.
a cheerful
house,
even to members of her own family.
and spent the time in reading. walking
and practicing simple health exercises,
at the end of the time emerging from
her seclusion feeling like a new crew
ture. Another wanton regularly fol-
lows the customof spending one day
of each week in retirement. deriving
much benefit from the- habit.
A’ linen puasoi that base very nice
room at the top of the
jdcrotl on one panel.
A shield like tucked niece of silk
orig-medics. show~
Pougee is an ideal material for a
,trnvelling cost or suit becrtuae it. is
Blue bands have been used for a‘
iare reversing that order and cut the
{skirts bias, trimming them with the
straight bands. 2
i The cuff .bnndn above the elbows
iare growing to be quite wide, and fit
ithe arm closely. This applies to bo-
idices rather than Jackebholeros which
.00“ have the flaring cuff.
Before it is too late’ for oysters try
this dish from Table Talk. Drain and
chop oysters, season with salt. pepper,
and butter, and add one-third the
anionn of cracker crumbs that. you
have of oysters. Fill half shells, pour
ioyster liquor over and strew crumbs
and bits of butter on top. Set, in the
oven to brown.
Au unusually observing young Illztll
lot about ten ears in so proud of his
{mother‘s good taste in selecting a but
for every day wear.‘ which. in the
midst of a multitude of hats loaded
with flowers, stands out conspicuously
for its simplicity and neatnese, that
ihe sat down to his toy typewriter and
Ewrote us about it. He describes it
(as a George Washington Panama trimi
mod with black ribbon and two black
quills, and he mentions especially that
it was stylish and costs it. "very
small sum."
‘ Silk folds trim the spring gowns
.of soft \light weight materiala.,.and
sought braids.
,loaded with. lowers, feathers. ribbons
.lu all colors. there have not been so
009.093:
la
rill
ms and'
s Ipblcltcu" salad
the white meat only) aprons
Mia shap-
grsy linen.
of heavy
the blotted. is: very sheer
and embroidered ing‘hitefithe design
‘ ‘ls‘c
Lorie white pearl ‘huttonsrwith 'ths
nhoies are I owe:-
a vrlinsni cost and
Wm tailored
except for walking are
one
lurking in
every way more befitting age and dine.
it yesterday removing the bod- “"30
ich had been buried in front 'of
in Portambuth
also cared foru Square on the first day of the fire.
has were taken out and train.
0 laurelhllill Cemetery or sly.
ndertaiiers uponrreuuast‘ of re-
In the afternoon the coroner
s assistants went to Washing,
uare andllnished their task
.of removing the bodies that'had recei-
porary burial during the fire.
thecompletion of this wont. 0n-
danlger to health has been done
growing quite
though it
requires considerable strength of the
One woman prac-
ticed it for several weeks. choosing
denying herself to callers. and .
are in as good style as the much- ‘
Though the y'daah'lug hats are seen .‘
ibis ”a”
on
t tho'cpsh work hosiery
me... n. m.
1 Boat
ural consequence of offering most up
HEREARE‘ SOME OF THE BAR-
GAINS IN DRAWERS AND
“CHEMISEB.
Drawers, soft. fine muslin. wide
camhric ruffles, with hcmstitch
tucks, value 85c ............ ' 25c
Limit Three. .
A great lot of fancy trimmed‘ ,
Drawers with Val., 'i‘orchon and
Point de Paris laces or strong
embroidery. value 000 30o
Drawers of Cambric andNainsook,
with handloom cmhrciderios and
extra fine laces. trimmings land
materials for superior to the tire
ual 70c and 800 values ........ 60c
Fine Drawers, extra wide umbrel-
lu ruffles, elaborately irim'med'
with sheer embroidery and dainty
lnces in funny designs worth up
to $2.25 ..... f. ........ 98c 1min.”
Chemises. a great variety, including _
fancy styles with trimmed skirts, '
.................... 39: to $2.09
Regularly 59c to $3.98. -
SOME OF THE BARGNNS iN NIGHT
DRESSES.
Bishop Germs. hematitch ruffles or
yoke gowns with tucks and em-
broidery, worth 75c .......... 59o
Ll it Three.
Nainsock an Cambric Night
Dresses. full lengths and widths.
square. round, pointed and high
neck, two to six insertinga or
lace or embroidery others with
'rlhbon drawn putch neck and
handsome lace insertings, regular
08c Gowns .............. 750
Limit Three.
Still liner and prettier Night Dress-
es, entire Yoke of lace or embroid-
ery of substantial qualities, worth
up to $1.39 ........ . .......... $1.00
Others at 01.34. $1.04, $1.98 to 32.98.,
- Worth up to $0.98.
EXTRA SlZE NIGHT DRESSES.
Flue close muslin, neat. embroidery
and cluster hematitch tucks, hem»
stitch ruilie finish. thoroughly well
made. sensible in cut and style $1.00
Limit Three.
ill ii
_ ,, . as». did
“great onto ,r-ths your. *
w doubtless know by assembles
with“.
m
who appreciate these extraordinary values are
“lit his mm W'- "t
better author in”?
ohfsxtore f :
”WWW 0mm... ,
Never have we seen so many enthusiastic shoppers, hover have we met
with such a big response as during, this sale.
This big business is limitat-
usual values in Underm‘nnlins.‘ Those
buying new. ‘
HERE ARE some or THE baa.
oams m cones-r covaas.
Cambric. yoke with tucks and en't-
broldery or fronts with 4 to 6 tor-
chon lnsertlngs and tucks, value.
390 .................. . ....... 2513
Limit Three. ,
Nninsook, lovely styles, with elabor-
‘ ntettrimmings of ribbo‘n‘. lace or f
embroidery. including ruflled
fronts for slim figures, worth up
to file. ............. 30s and We
Others of exquisite and elaborate
styles to $1.09. Worth nearly double.
SOME OF THE BARGAINO ' lN
SKIRTS. '
Full size, cnmbrlc. deep flouncue
with tucks and embroidery. or
wide lace, with and without insert.
lngs ....... . .......... ‘ ......... 750
Limlb Three.
Sple id,lot with extra deep rubles ,
of ncy, laces or French blind
embroidery. uncommon stylea‘thnt
you can see at a glance were nev-
er intended to sell at our price
of ................ * ............ .986
Beautiful Skirts of extra fine work-
manship, hand finish effect like
the made to order kind, worth u
to $2.69 .................... a ‘i ‘50
A special lot of line lace trimmed
Skirts in those lovely fluffy effects.
to wear under thin dresses .. $1.08
Another lot» of very (handsome
Skirts that will be quickly snapped
up by those who appreciate rich
embroideriesv-ior the embroid»
ery fionncbs in these are, of best
quality and richest designs. 83.50.
93.08
Exquisite Skirts still more elaborate
ly trimmed. worth 00.98 ”some!
roe Title SALE.AL60 aatoAi.
SETS. 4 PiBOBG."
Skirt. Corset Cover. Drawers and
Night Dress. elaborately trimmed
with Maltese lace and baby rib-
na during the present one.
many WO'
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Physicians.
of Huntley d Palmer fancy
of Force and H. 0. products.
33 Washington St. 3
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Plus fresh made Slit”! Rosy
The most delicious coir» tabs ._
7!; store to” bellows In. and sells Pars (loads; 1
. Charles E. Seymour,“
NEW IRRIVAL
Wafers and Biscuits.
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boll ........ $5.98, .738 and No.00
SPECIAL ..
“Never Sag”
Curtain
Stretchers. "
Regular Value.’ $1.35
At 950
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