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, . Hartford. Conn. May 12,1906.
Editor. South Norwnlk Sentinel: My
h in your issue of
h More to lifrs. hiddy’s
of: months ago that Christ-
, to refrain from making but
any ‘ flatness presents. Your comment
that re. lilddy is ectiu like a candh
date for some oliice me a play for
votes)! is surprising and very unjust
to hire. Edd ,. The mention of this
requests! re. Eddy's at such a late
date is a matter of wonderment, and
when it is reoalied that the representa-
tlvs‘nswepapers of the country cont
mended Mrs. Eddy for her ‘act, and
that in many newspapers her request
produced excellent editorials on the
subject of. Christmas giving and the
tendency towards commercialism. your
comments become all the more node
A!
use. Not ‘ * " ‘
. 'Bupreme Council Power to Amend fly-
Laws aluminum-Lodge Gossip.
in a decision sent down by the full
I
attention has just been directed to an bench of the Supreme Court of Mass. .
achusetts Friday in the suit of Stephen
W. Reynolds and others versus than»
Drama council of medieval Arcadum
the court dismisses the hill brought
to set aside certain changes in defends
ant’s bit-lava which alter the rights
of certificate holders. holding that the .
changes were not only in ill but right.
Under the new by-‘law t e rates wars
increased and the older members in
the order who were affected sought to
have the order prevented fromsnforcs- .
in: the schedule.
if 1898 the byllaws were amended
so as be largely increase the payments
by all members and to require such ‘
payments monthly. The amendments
went into effect August 1. 1898. and no
objection was made to them.
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lterilng Remedy 0e“ Chicago or Nat. fie;
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. soourt the selects and points. as it is written. in the kindest spirit. will certificates assrmtlns 8680349.- -'
J «ye-”who haysrboon mum wholesale but with an earnest desire to eat Mrs: 000. Under the conditions obtaining . TWO SEWERB ARE FINISHED.
“WI“! of fill: in the Missouri and dy right before your readers. Ibo at the time certain changes recom. Tho Chestnut street scwur OXIAlufilOil
- . nothing to gain by requesting her mended by the wineries were adopted "all completed some time ago by Con-
Wfilfllfll rivers by the use of deep rollovers not to present her with gifts. by an amendment of the bylaws by ”“0“” WWW” Glimm- and "‘9
.seinsssnd dynamite may be punished and everything to loss from a worldly an almost unanimous vote or the sun- Welt “Wei-"North Main street sewer
mg;- ill? fitm‘game laws. Heretofore standpoint. so that it would be very reuie council. Older members object. has also been completed with the ex-
m. offending mum-men have (19de gal; 9011‘ch 3;“ :31 dcémdlidate for office fddnl‘ld tl'iis pgocwng was lgcught flirtiloliluotr one manage. which’wllil
.. ‘ 1 w e rs. y as done.’1‘bere o eerm no t e o cal and ed as w ill onlormw. to sewer s 2
””3“” authorities. 018“!!an that the is no analogy between her not and the effect. of the bylaw; upon the men]. inches IIll'Ollgh West. Street and 15
voters were under the exclusive polioypf a. candidate for omen my. bars. The court says in its decl- inches tbmllsli North Main street and
Jurisdiction of the federal government. lug vain. sion. Ieillpllflfl into the Ann street trunk sew-
:lowshee recently restocked its status Thanking you for the courtesy of "From facts agreed it is plan that ‘ or. This will relieve several of the
. . ”mm. fish . your columns in which to make this a great corporation managing and com other sewers and will take considera-
, .. - correction, Yours truly. trolling important financial interests blo 0f the surface wnter from the bills.
. ‘ W. WILLARD s. MALLOX. for hundreds of thousands of families.
.; - The question is being discussed in .___,.
fondue whether the War department AFTER 33 vs
or the Navy department has the legal
was conducting its business upon us.
AND OF RAILROAD-
ING-
Iolzit'ht’to buy and operate airships for
sound principles, which. if followed
I.» “flitting purposes. Some suggest a new
“Ill”. SALE. Til IILUOI BOXES
IIISIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII’S
ii
FAMOUS
Illnls
Season of Fleet. that such a corporation shall have
After a career on the New York power to establish by their bylaws ll
,New Haven and Hartford Railroad system of giving death benefits which
covering a period of 38 years. 30 years shall be sound and equitable and
The Bank of Ireland declines to hand a: wléiich ‘were put in as engineer on fountti’ed l?“ princigclles whiclli loan rea-
' a ‘ . Th . 1. e ow ’ork and Air Line divisions sons y e expect to turn it proper
~ from? writttellifinmliérssn with of the Road. Solomon 1). Close‘ of security for the performance of their
, . , ° _ W ‘ i y y, Myrtle avenue. has retired for a well- contracts With members. The DOWBl‘
. accept: checks in 33138119” and Rus— earned rest. There is no certainty, to make proper changes in these par-
Dion. why should it. reject those in hgweflflil‘ tha’t Mr. Close will stay retir- :ieulart'js by’amendnllenw of the bill-3W5
‘ ' s . _ e . 9 not re nature and his love for rum mo .0 lllllu 5 Express y B "It"
' 3'” ”m” 1‘ “MM“ ”1" ”"9 adventure are likely to call him backI The issue of the Royal Arcnnum
any time to the iron horse. he run so .Bullelln i0r lhtl month of April llllOW-
faithfully and so carefully for 30 ed the sum of $3,931.10 received by Su-
Royal
Arcanllnl fund for San Francisco. 'l‘wo
Closewaa about the oldest engineer on new councils were instituted in tho
the road. (in point of service.) month. but there was a net loss in
My. Cloee's railroad career began membership of 1.155- Of these 267
in the shop at New oven. in October lworc by death. Of the 746 new mom-
1869. he became firewall on the road. hers taken in. three were ln connecti-
Six or seven years later he was run- Clit-
ning an engine. During the 30 years
he hold the throttle be novel- was In an POPULAR AMUSEMENTO.
accident. He was regarded as one of
the safest engineers of the road. When :PROCTOR'S 231) STREET THEATRE
he went to work for the New Haven I The County Fair of the Vuudevillos,
without change. would untimatoly lead
-—-—-—- to financial ruin.
department‘ of national defense—the
"Aeralty."
Engineer Solomon Close Is to Have a "Plfillllll the statute contemplates
II
lulu ills.
ll‘ailm‘and luke-wsrrn support of
i thoiocal newapapors go hand in hand. Ii'eal's. Al the time of his .retiremcut preme Treasurer Skinner for the
Both are inexcusable and incompatl- from active duty, ,1 mw days and. Mr.
L-"ble with characteristic American grit
and appreciation.
goes—u...
BEHIND THE SCENES.
"“Well. i suppose you are asking "is
.it hot enough?" i don’t blame you
.if you are; .I think it is hot enough——
‘ infect. i think it‘is too hot. and in
speaking iii-“tee heat. I will tell a
lien—as hot. as s stump speaker's
moduli on the. day before election. 1
mummy working. when all of it end-
» OOH Washed to look out. On the
pa tgwere twa boys standing.
”’6 , was 1trying to look at the sun,
without Whyéring, They stood there
‘fully‘two minutes. and the sun. mean-
YMIQ beating down on them. When
they had tired each other out looking.
they passed on. and i couldn't help but
‘ wonder if they hadn't felt the beat.
j; ‘ Coming down to work Saturday I no-
‘ .tlopd several school-children on their
> ways. school. and it seemed as if
each one (the feminine portion) was
‘ trying to outdo the other as far as
ribbon bows (hair ribbons) were con-
. corned. And it was a pretty picture.
too And as I looked as them i
'5 thought of Myra Kelley’s book. “Lit-
: ‘ fle- Oitisens' and that paragraph in
particular where in she mentions the
. "little folk! all “smelling of soap. and
i‘ltaroh." Its too bad that the youngs-
ters do not know ltnbui. they should
'mm the best of their school days. for
its the best part of their lives. Years
slip by. and by and by cares and am
:leties will come their way—«ban let
them be children while they will. nor
do not be too severe with them in the
matter of their play.
‘1' see the men are wearing straw
‘ ‘ . and it makes one think that the
meter is surely here. is there any-
we. more refreshing on a hot day.
than to see a man going along the
' street with cost on arm. handkerchief
tied around his neck. and a straw hat
, the heck of his head. i don't think
‘ ‘is: if he doesn‘t look slegsnt
is any rate he look comfortable. and
but is the main point to be aimed at.
I v.1 haven't as yet seen any
I done up in their straw bonnets.
too. look more comfortable. and
.. iii! is an act of charity to so
. the poor beasts.
,‘y .s
f 1"
fly seasonis user at bed; at
m we can look for his royal
.. ‘ ‘ at “Milne .end If there
min. in in» wt world that
J‘ , be done away with—«or should
tied filo undone away sluij' its the
, And about the built Way to do
It to out up your wroauwnot
> The fill Minuet-ii. but before: then
, will have [often lilo best of film.
'A Hilliard a cool .fiylcas house for
flasher. in some advice lathe
'ibosrdei- l bil'ffiliygnl‘llli the
' Iundsriiin parchment for
.l or Boarder" l noticcdlliis
”titular: ll was: 'iium‘t males
Eyed. find a fly in your snap.
it is fly lime, and further.
the privilege of removin: it!
. all this is truth. but the
pillars the most pleasant
hear, however. watch out for
’ M diff m personalise
were wooden efi'uirs. Now there are
between two and three thousand loco-
motives. the road is four-trucked as
far as New Haven and is soon to be
six trucked to Stamford and the wood.
on bridges have been replaced by'tllc
safest and best steel bridges money
can. procure. .
The’old-runniug'tlmc between Stunt .
ford and New York was 60 minutes.
now it is 45 and when the six tracking
is completed and the mad electrified
brtivoen New York and Stamford a
further deduction in time may he look-
ed for.
Mr. Close's love for adventure na‘
sorted itself when he was 18 years old. .
He enlisted at that age. in 1864. in a
battery of light artillery in Rhodo is-
land and after his discharge from
the battery went into Fourth Cavalry,
and lifter his discharge from the
Fourth Cavclry went in the rcguliir
Army. and served in Texas and New
Mexico. His army experience on the
frontier was a trying one. Not only
did the regulars have lndians and ban-
(life to contend with. but. there were
other foes in the shape of clorera and
bad army rations. Many an interest-
Ing tale of his experiences on tho bor-
ders and in the Civil War has Sol
Close told his follow comrades of Min-
or Paul. G. A. if. He is one of the
active members of that Post. and one
of Its past comnudorfi
A SKELETON iN CLOTHING.
Find In the RIvsr Near
Middlelown.
MIDDLETOWN. May ill-«Tho body
of an unknown man, thlllly covered
with water. was discovered lute yestsr‘
day by Patrick Quinn, close beside the
shore of Little river. about half a. mile
above the city. The body was little
more than a Ilkclton Ill clothing. u fact
which it is believed will make idoli-
tiuoatlon very difficult.
Medical Examiner (:aiuf. who
viewed the body. liilvo it all his opin-
Ion that the remains were those of an
old man and had been in the water
a long time. No one has been report-
ed missing to the police for over a
year It is said. The body was re
moved to a local unlertellor’s where
it will be hold for a day or two.
RUIOIAN STORM AVIATID.
ST. PE‘FERSBURG. May 21. 2223 ll.
m.—-'f‘iie threatened storm over the
em ror'e refusal to receive the dais-
ton from the Lowor House of Par-
lement. appointed in present his ma-
jesty its reply to the speech from the
throne. has been svcrmd. The house
thie‘aftsruoon adopImI ii resolution in
proceed with the regular order of built
Gruesome
lsu .Lqueiition lmgn Ii.
Count Sillslty. pliisilleot of ills llppor
House of Parliament. has been notified
in forms identical with the reply to
President. Mont-utilised. of the Lower
House. that the address of the Upper
House should be presented to the em
purer through Baron Frederic“. the
ministerof the imperial house.
W
m... mamas m roar
new
Ill.
toward Price. of West avenue. Non
walls, has. fills a. uneible man. taken
unto himself a mate for life in the
person of lies W lions. of this
city. The ceremony was performed
at Port Chester on Easier Sunday.
his happy event in the lives of
contrseting parties was s a secret
‘fifll the present time. r. Price is
. ml in is i...
i
ahatierin lasers oftbe Yolk fist
[Dine split to amass
and and the disclnmlun of the mar» '
t
he
ty-elghth Street Theatre. where it en-
joyed n successful run of three weeks.
to l’rocior‘s 'l‘wuuty-tliird Street Thou.
trc, opening Monday. May 21. ill this
three thoroughbred horses. ridden by
wellvknown Jockies. give one of the
most realistic slugs races over soon.
This is only one of the big features
Mr. Proctor has secured. for he also an-
nollllcss for that week the. debut. in
vaudeville of James E. Sullivan, whose
three-year contract with George Eli-
wsrds. in London. has Just. terminated.
Mr. Sullivan. who scored his greatest
triumph as the polite lunatic in The
Belle of New York. will offer Ii churni-
Ing little couiody new to New York
thcnirogoers. The Colonial Scptetie.
the most. beautiful and costliest musi-
cal novelty in vaudeville. will be fol-
lowed by Wuisou. Hutcbiugs and lilti-
wards In their very humorous vehicle,
The Vaudeville Exchange. Violet
Dale has prepared a brand new series
of Ilnpersonatlons. which will no doubt
Increase the reputation of this very or.
list. The Female Clnouovslli. as Scl-
ma Brant! is billed. will open her Am-
erican vaudeville engagement, coming
direct from the Hippodrome. lionilon.
lisw Sully, blackfaco comedian; Cad-
leux. European lugglor; the Three
Csrimolls, song and dance nrtisls. and
half ii dozen other big headliners. will
appear.
A are BOARD BILL.
Michael Drill-y dues James Donahue
for “461.04.
WATERBURY, May 21.»~Michaol J.
llrury sued his former employer. Ja-
nice Donahue for $3,461.04 for board
and room rent for twolvn yours.
Twelve years ago Mr. Donahue started
a saloon at the corner of North Elm
and North Main directs. and hired
Drury ill a harionder. An agreement
was made whereby llrury was to live
over the cafe and Donahue would not
chill-go him any rent. (in the other
band Donahue was to live with Drury
but would not be charged for his board
or room rent.
All went well until a few days ago
when a misunderstanding arose.
"You pay your rem." commanded
ilonslilio. ‘
"You pay your board and room rent,"
rctortcd Drury.
The result was that Drury lost his
lob as bartender and started a suit Iiev
mending from Donahue if our week
for board which. covering a period of
twelve years. amounts to 96.440. He ab
lows Donahue its ll mouth rent for the
floor above the note. This deducted
from the board bill leaves a balance of
”All.“ {Dr board due. mm‘flm of
08.600 are claimed in the suit.
[Isléllpllillill
lion. L. hf. Show. Secretary of the
Treasury. saysi. "My investintlou of
Osteopathy has convinced me that it
is a rational system of healing.“
’ Tmtiusutedmluistersd by
III. I. Ii.
it was adouplmmckpd affair as far as as Ned Waybul'u's big racing novelty. Will Exhibit at
. iiittloranecdofe connected with it. New Haven. There Were bill 37 loco The Futurity Winner. bus been dub- scum NORWALK.
Fit-1W“ hp; ryuter‘day. if you romem- motives and the ldges along the line bell, will so direct from Proctor‘e l‘ll- TWO DAYS.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
MAY 21 AND 32.
Afternoon at 2. Evening at 8.
Rain or Shine”. .
ALL NEW ACTS THIS YEAR.
The Finest and Most Pas‘clnafing
That Ever~flauled and Delighted
The Public Eye. ‘
PRETTY PERFORMING PONIES.
0008. DONKEYS. ELEPHANTS AND
MONKEYS.
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX.
DENS AND CAGES.
SEE THE BIG STREET PARADE.
At 10 e. m.
PRICES:
Adults ......................... . 20c
Children. under 12 years .. ...... iflo
scion liiés‘im”
Union School District
The taxpayers of the South Norwnlk
Union School District are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of one and
onequsrtor mills on the dollar. laid on
lhe town assessment list of 1905. at a
meeting of the district held on the
18th day of June. 1905. at the Franklin
school. will be duo and payable on the
first day of May. 1906. at which time
i shall be really to receive same at
Billions-Powell's drug store. 82 Wash-
ington street. Penalty. at the rate of
9 per cent. a year will be charged on
and after June 1', 1906.
if. A. TOLliES.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwslk
Union School District.
Dated at South Norwslk, April 27.
1908. all? lo 31
7.
m...
notice?”
Cm lanes.
The taxpayers of the City of about
Norwsllt are horby notified that the
city tax of unvaml’l) mills on the not
for. laid on the assessment list of 1905,
at a city meeting bold in Quittnnr's
Hall. on the bill day of March, 1006:
also the library fund in of three-
elghibs (hill of II mill on the dollar.
laid at the same tint ll be due and
payable on the first do of May. 1906.
at which time i will receive the same
at Jacob M. Layton it, We office. No.
5 Railroad l’iucc. Pod Iiy sf the rate
of nine (ill our com. a year from May
1. 1006. will be charged on all bills
remaining unpaid afior Juno 1. was.
‘ JAMlllli PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the (lily of
flmiill Norwnlk.
ennui Niii‘WIIIf, Mil, I. 1908.
In: in ii
.1.
Park & 'I'ilford
. Inns
Wines. Liquors gull cigars
i don’t know why it is that a low
dressing of the hair and a collar ed
with black velvet harmonise so well.
but they seem to me almost to beio
together. Perhaps it is that the vol-
km” marked by a necklace of some
and it is when she Isl
ever that she wears her it low. and
it may be in this way that we have
come to notice the relation of these
twoliues.
Colored sil
lust a little
‘-1‘ dressed if
u. . ind when one is in e¥niug dress,
us are being neglected
as the warm weather
comes on. white being preferred. This
does not mean that colored slips will
paths from by a good many and per-
haps by all on some occasions. but
dont make the mistake of wearln
them under too heavy materials; ,it
makes those materials look dull and
grimy. Wear them only under the
sheeresi. of fabrics, than you will
soften the color of the lining with
the white. and the white itself will
be tinted, as it were. An entire drum
of a rather closely-Woman lawn over
one of these linings was so unattrac-
tiva that i thought I would sound the
warning.
Vogue tells of wide foulard circular
skirts that measure from six to seven
yards in width. Their grace and
charm arc bowitcblng. and the marvel
Is that they fit like a shield over the
upper figure lines without even pinch
tucks. The many yards consumed are
responsible for the high prices asked
for such costumes, as well as the
fact that master hands alone could
fit those skirts. 'l‘dli women. bower.
or. are the only ones who can wear
them with proper effect and carry off
such voluminous drapery.
l have never yet found a device su-
perior to books and eyes of a good
sensible also for fasting the backs of
waists and skirts together. Put. one
in the center and one an inch and n
....,
Boston
I“ same distance a .
will 9“"
god a simply ideal fastening.
vet emphasises the throat line which is b
airs? on sub we .
p and any shirt
hook to any waist. saw them
securely. They never rust and make
it is quite the thing to embroider
pg your linen suite with color this sum-
mer. whether it be eyelet or solid em.
roldery. Any desired color is used
but the F‘renchyare using a good deal
of green. and green is cool-looking and
generally becoming.
Coarse Brugos lace trims a white
Bagdud crash suiting for a young girl.
The vest of a little striped cost is
of plain silk as is a twoinoli wide
band that follows the edge all around
the garment. There is also a band of
plain silk at the bottom of the skirt
lust below a wide tuck.
. The new lingerie bats with crown
button on with straps are very chic.
g A band is formed beneath'tbe straps
of striped ribbon which also constitute
the huge bow at the front.
Black velvet ribbon is used for
bracelets at the upper edge of the long
gloves which are fastened to it by
means of handsome brooches.
One of the newast things in men's
neckwonr is the knit scarf. which is
an English importation, and recalls
the days when n crocheted silk scarf
bestowed by a girl upon a young man
was a mark of especial favor. These
new scarfs come in a wide variety of
colors and an effort In being made to
boom them: it remains to be seen
how popular they will become. .
Provide a silver buckle set with tur-
quoises for the sash of blue silk.
while if the belt is pick the accom-
panying buckle is of gilt set with
coral.
Directolrc‘ costs are of varying
lengths from short hip to seven-
olghthe. though the usual length is a
scant thremuarters.
The elaborate collfure nowadays is
arranged over what is known as the
"Vanderbilt cage." and is indeed a
Store.
very Frencby head-dressing. says Vo-
gue. This “case" Is a frame to sup-
this hurt the
pir. and is surmounted ”h“ '
a tiny .tlitedlénatil misunderstand ‘- 7
pins. and curls areadded before the
coiduro is complete.
A lovely Empire gown of chiffon has
round va encienncs medallions placed
at wide intervals upon its flowing
folds. The surplica drapery is of lace
arranged over chiffon. and is taught;
a little at the left of the front, with
chiffon roses. ‘
A very convenient. comb for applying
liair tonic has a bulb which holds the
liquid. which. when pressed, forces the .
tonic through the hollow teeth ofr‘tbe '
comb to the very‘roota of the hair; ” ’
PIOCHIL CAGE COST 03,000.
——~-.
A Large Part of the Money Went to
Experts. Who Contradictsd -
Each Other»
MIDDLETOWN. May 21.«lt cost the
state of Connecticut over 33.000 is
find Michael Fishel guilty of tho mur-
der of John Troipel. Boon nft‘or‘tho
crime was committed and the grand
fury had indicted him. the. defense. cs1-
lcd ill on nieinlut who pronounced
Fiscllcl insane. The state had an
allonist examine F‘ischcl, and he pron.
minced lllm sane. When the case came
to trial, however. it was agreodjio in-
troduco the expert. testimony of the do
tense and thus show that the man was
insane. and have him committed to
the Connecticut Hospital for the in.
sane. ‘ ‘
At the recent meeting of the County
Medical Society held in this city,
some of the physicians suggested that
if a similar case ever arose, that the
man be confined at the Connecticut
Hospital instead of the‘county jail.
‘He could thus be examined at leisure
by the experts at thol nstitutlon and
considerable expense saved the state.
A considerable portion of the $3.000
which the state paid out on tho Fisch-
el case went to the experts. who con-
tradictod each other in regard to the
sanity of, Fiscal.
Boston Slots
SPECIALS.
For Saturday Only.
ALL 'ROUND THE STORE MONEY
BAYERB.
10 dozen Satin Skirts. others ask
Hero tomorrow 81.00.
English Moliuir Dress Goods, others
say 75c. Here tomorrow, 470..
500 yards fancy Dress Silks, former—
ly ”.00. Tomorrow. 59c.
2,000 yards best American Prints. all
colors. worth up to 7c, 5c
2 cases of Dress lawns. worth 10c.
5%0. ,
25 down Full Bleached Sheets.
54:90. for single beds. value 40c each.
Special. 29¢ each.
200 pairs Ruffled Swiss Curtains. nil
23w designs. worth 89c pair. Special.
.c.
50 rolls Matting. Japanese and
Hodge's fibre. value up to 35c. 250.
50 dozen All While Huck Towels.
heavy quality and large size, big vnlue
at 12%(3 ouch. Special. 90 each.
i
$1.50.
MANY rev ro iMl'I'ATI ‘oua
KIND COLD AI PUII.
oar THIM.
38 WAIHINOTON IT.
Vary lest [lain creamery letter,
lit.
mud I. dread Fleur. has.
3 Houses Our Iieeuif for
. or ,
, IOSEI'II“ L "M11
PW. , '
it loses his“; I
NEVER 8A0 CURTAIN STRETCH
ERG.
Adjustable to any also lace curtain.
dries quickly and well. regular $1.25.
Special. 96c.
~—
WATER GLASS OPECIAL.
Full size. ibin blown table tumblers.
with etched designs on some. regular
$1.00 dozen value. Special. 6 for 29¢.
Not over one dozen to a customer.
A MOIT CHARMING DRINK:
YOU COME AND TRY THEM.
CHOICIIT NOVILTICO IN THI MARKIT AT“
Charles E. Seymour,
QUALITY WI WILL Ll! YOU II 'I‘HI JUDOI.
COUNT STAMP. Fl“ WITH EVERY 106 PUNCH
FITAILI OTORIO FOR YOU TO DIAL AT IN THE NONWALKO.
156
I50
10s
liadics’ Plain Lace Hose. regula-r 15c article. 10c.
Misses‘ Black Lace Hose. sixes ii to 8%. regular 25c quality. :It 151:.
Men's Black Socks. fast color, regular 100 quality. 7c.
ledlce' Combination Suits. ilnc cotton. wide lace trimmed. regular 75c quality. at 50c.
3'”
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COFFEE.
OUR CELIIHATID TEABI
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LEADING GROCEN.
2 "alleges
fl'am 'f'
no.
VIOLET TALCUM POWDER.
The large glass bottles. value 15c. 90.
Men‘s Linen Handkerchiefs, regular
11". .‘Uc.
TUXEDO VEILINGS.
I
All colors, regular 25c. 19c.
mom's—SAP.
TIM! best of Na kind. sold 6c.
in], 6 for 22c. .
No. 150 best quality Black Taffeta
Ribbon. 25c.
Ladies‘ Frillod Hose supporters. va-
lue life. he. ‘
15c qualify Light Weight Dress
Shields. 10c.
lodies' Stock Collars, including lace.
embroidered and silk. Special for Sat-
urday. 90.
Spec-
500 yard Dragon. white or block. 5
spools for 19¢.
More Than a Little Bet er.
IF YOU WANT THE FINEOT IUTTIR IN. THE CITY, GIT OUR FANCY GILT: EDGE CREAMERY B
TEN, NOTHING ILOI CO OWIIT AND ROOY.
UT.
THERE II NO COFFEE IN THE CITY THAT CAN COM.
PAR! WITH IT. DELICIOUS FLAVOR. FINE AROMA, AND ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED DY TH
KNOW WHAT A DILIOHTFUL CUP OF COFPIE I8.
W! IUY THE IIIT; OILL TH! IIBT AND KEEP ONLY THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF QUALITY.
THEY SCORE ABOVE THE PURE FOOD LAW. AC THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE.
OUR GROUND GLOVES. CINNAMON, MAGIC. ALLOPICE WHITE OBLACK PEPPER. ETC., ARE THE
DIOT IVER UIID. ON! OUNCE IO WORTH MORE, AND WILL 00 FA RTHER THAN
DOE WHO
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WHY TH EY CAME FOR MILE! AROUND TO
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