Evening sentinel, Friday, September 28, 1906 · page 3

 
 
 
 

New an unmarried
THE new

Outing Flannels,
fall and Winter Wliar,
E. K. BAN K8

to. 45 and 47 Washington Street.
Iv Moheokemo Hotel Clock.
Booth Norwellt.‘ , , 3 '

 

 

Eli lawsuits

 

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

 

SENTINEL

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Prominent innong our
stock is

[atonilllirlbut

W 111an
Paper

We have a full line of
these famous and fashionr
able papers for polite cor-
respondence.

 

High Quality
Reasonable Prices.

slid WI.

8 North Main St. Tel. 626—3.
Connection for all north and

For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to- ,
night. followed by rain on Saturday. .
The southern storm has moved into.
the Mississippi valley, decreasing in
intensity and Is central this morninx ,
near Little Rock, Ark. It Is producing
rain as far north as Springfield. [IL
it will probably move northward to
the lake region and pass out the St.
Lawrence valley. Conditions favor

 

for this vicinity fair weather, prob-

ably followed by rain on Saturday.

 

~Crush Hats. O'Brien.

Book Seller William P, Beers was

in Bridgeport today on business.

 

 

—Cranberrlcs, 12c. qt. F.D.L. & Co.

Rev. A. L. Hubbard, of Cannon, was

‘ a visitor in South Norwalk, today.

 
 

,tric ll.

~Edison Phonographs and Records.
Mrs. J. W. Studwell, 39 No, Main St.

 

Ex-Muyor F. B. Smith and wife, of
Norwalk, were recent guests at Fair

view Farm, Ridgefield.

~Ydu can buy a Derby for one dollar

at Bodwell's. 54 Water St.

 

Cockenoe Tribe, 1, o. R. M., of Nor-
walk, will meet tonight at Red Men‘s
Hall in the Gazette building.

~Pce1-less Flour, 67c bag, $5.35 bbl.
l“. D. Lawton & Co,

 

Mrs. Louisa Morehouse, of Ridge-
is entertaining this week. her

field.
sister, Mrs. S. Smith, of Norwalk.

-—Don't forget dance given by Amer-
Iean Band at Arlen Hall, Friday eve-

ning, Sept. 28.

 

Francis Conley, of Waterbury, Is a
visitor in South Norwalk, where he

was a resident for many years.
~Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas,
Inson. In Ridgefleld, last Wednesday.

~—.—..

——John Alden Flour. 78c bag; $6.25

.bbl. F_ D. LawtOn 6’: Co.-
3......—

——i.atest Soft Hats. O'Brien.

Mrs Philip T. Bird of Hamilton ave-
nue, has gone to Lakevlllc, Conn, her
former home, to spend a few days.

--Gold Medal Flour, 70c bug; $5.60
bbl. F, D. Lawton & Co.

 

Miss Adelaide Goitlieb.
field. was a guest of her cousin
South Norwnlk the past week.

 

~Don‘t forget dance given by Amer-
Ican Band at Arlon Hall, Friday evo-
ning, Sept 28.

Mrs. William H. Boers and
Ednu (3. Gilbert. of Ridxccfild
spending a few days at Bell Island.

George 'l‘uylo1, formerly engineer on
the l‘tlllgeflold Branch, now hits a run
on the road from New Haven to New

York.

 

“Farmers, mechanics, riillroiidcrs.
laborers. rely on Dr, Thomas‘ El-lco
'l‘akes the sting out of cuts
burns or bruises at. once. i'iiIn can-
not stay where it is used.

 

A special meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company will bi- hold III
the headquarters on Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. ,

-When you bring me. your lost pay-

 

ment, I give you 11 iliil of Sulc. not a

Bill of lntcrost. Mrs. J. W. Studwcll.
39 North Main Sit,

St. Mary's choir is planning to KiYi'
u very fine entertainment in the hour
future. Practice for the event is now
in full swing.

 

~Dunlap .Derbiee. O‘Brien.

D. Louis lroton, J. 0. Dillard, .Ir..
S. D, Ilnrber, II. Fl, Berliner. William
Strolling. Richard Thompson, Harry
W. Scranton, H W. Schmuth, W. l’ot
tor New York; Mr and Mrs John .I
Finn, Torrington: J. M Adams W.
J King F‘. M. Becki-r R, W Arm-
strong. E. A. LoomisJ‘. A. Chick. Mr.
and Mrs W, 'i‘. Beckllr. Boston; Il‘.
Stillman Cull. Springfield; Lewis Illii.
Bridgeport; W H. Clark, Port (,‘hcu-
icr; William Ill. Mills, I'rovldnncc; Mr
and Mrs John W. Bw’eeney, Westerly;
L. I“) Hackett Troy; .I. F Richards.
Springfield; Mrs. L. G. Helmer. Los
Angcles: E. A. Gillman, Syracuse; II.
(I, Voinht. New Britain, were at tho
Hoiel Clifford. last night.

SPECIAL.“

 

 

 

 

12 1'21: lb.

of
Westport, visited Mrs. William Wilk-

of Ridge-
in

Miss
are

Rump Corned Beef

south bound cars can be made
at our store.

—_—

liow much you are to pay.

of interest. Think! Then see me. Mrs,
J. W. Studwell, North Main St.

 

George J. Cavanagh will be

cs effect.
You little knew when first we met
That some day you would be
The lucky fellow l‘d choose to let
Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
Plnlsted‘s Drug Store.

 

Paul Sohluz, of Wesiport has taken

Nor-
tho

Sturgcs on Newtown avenue.
walk, Mr. Schulz already has
house well started.

—Lates Fall Derbies. O'Brien.

 

Bender, the great.

play at Stamford. Sunday.
Philadelphia professionals.

——Handsome Upright Piano. mahog—
any case, perfect condition, $175. only
$6 per month. Above is the price—no
interest. Mrs. J. W. Studwell, ’39
North Main St,

 

Miss Ethel Robins, of Seymour ave
nuo. entertainer] u nllmlil‘r of her
friends Wednesday evening. The

hours were pleasantly passed with 11111»
sic. games and refreshments,

Revi Isaac Brown, of laeWisboro. will
preach his farewell scrmon. Sunday
next, at the East Woods church, and
during the week following will ontcr
upon a new field of labor at the Soi-
(lier‘s Home, Noroton

 

~Peari Alpines. O'Brien.

Benjamin Porter, of North Main
street, who had his knee cap broken
three weeks ago, while at .work on
one. of Frank H, Morrill‘s Ice was
one. was discharged from the Norwalk
Hospital. yesterday.

 

A delegation of Norwalk Eagles will
fly to Port Chester lo-night to \vitncsi
sonlc degree work. which is said to be
vcry fine. The flying will be done
with the aid of the 6:40 train from
South Norwalk,

 

Danbury objects to being classed ill
the 20000 list.
Ibo cslimilto mode by tho Stntc lloulth
llourd Is unfair and

-Wntcrbury Anicricun.

Mr, Dykc'nliin. who has been work
ink nights at the oust-bound South
Norwuik railroad stutlon for n time.
has gone back to his regular .lob ill
Ilarlcln River and the line substitu-
to is at present, filling the place.

Ernosi D. Duncan of hit (irangevlllc.
N: Y.. and Miss .lullii Waterbury, tht-
dunghlcr of Mr uiid Mrs Edison Wu
li-riiurv of Noroton llclzllis weic niiir-
I'llnl Montlin ovonlng ill the llilptisi
millionaire in Stamford. by Rev. J. W
ltlt liltrllsou

 

 

Under an amendment, of the statute
sion of harbors the licenses now in
rcnl'wml by 0ctobcr.1.
ls calling attention to the new law.
O'Brien.

A Inwn folio of the. Norwnlil Coir

grcgiiilounl Church In being held this
afternoon on tile grounds about the

 

——Latest sort 11.11..

 

In Knight stri-ct, Norwallt. Tho affair
will be Iii-ill from 2 until 5 unlock and
interesting diversions have been pro
flared for all.

tor. at police- headquarters to which
the rust bound trains for ii. mnn mun
ed Burton 11 helper In the baggage of-
fice of Ihc New Haven road at that
place 9 had documped with use oi
the companys money. Nothing has
been seen of the culprit

 

Fm Developing the Figure.
Ilness is the first law In medicine. If
use Holllstcr’s Rocky Mountain Tea.
Tea or Tablets. 35 cents. Pleisted'ii
Drug store.

 

W”.

—-When you buy your Piano, find out
Hard lincs
tr think you own It, and receive a Bill

fillv
vanced to the position of head clerk
at Willis H. Selleclt’s store as soon
as Albert Grindrod‘s resignation tall-

the contract to build a house for Mr.

Indian pitcher,
who defeated the New York Nationals
two games In the world's series, will
with his

'lhc News states that

that Ilanbury
should be credited with having 25,000.

which established the state commis-

thc builds of the craftsmen must he
Henry (l,
l-lncldcr. secretory of the commission.

home of Miss Charlotte Iii, ltuymond.

Word was received from Port Chen-I

Clean '3}
you want a fine figure and good health, f

Miss Marlon mo. of South Norvmlk.

ssocv CRIPPLBS A BALDWINS-
.,. .. muse FAERM it

lddioo QUICKLY cuneo HIM

Ur. Mic-I Howe. I prominent farmer
of the Town of Van Buren, seven—-
“During I siege of the most painful
form of srilhcuiuatlsm. which lasted two

urn. idld cvergthlng that was possi-

ln with the a d of money to find re.
lief. [spent several hundred dollars.
and seemed to grow worse instead of
better each day» Being on crutches
and forced to drive to the train and
then hobbllngdo the doctor‘s ofilce. be-

 

sleepless ninhts and fearful ours of
sin. Being advised by a friend to try
ric-O. I purchased a bottle and began
its use as directed. in less than 94
hours these fearful sciatic pains left
me. my blood seemed to lctloose and
flow freely [felt different, and lmcvv
at. once that. I had found a cure, as I
slept. and rested all that night, some-
thing I hurl not. done before in two
years. I uscd in all six bottles of
llrio- 0, and can truthfully Iuy thatl
have never felt. a return of the disease,
and have had no use for crutches or
cane since the first. day‘ is treatment. I
invite all Rheumatics to write me and
learn further truth concerning this
wonderful remedy."
[Signed] FRANK HOWE.
BAL'DVIINSVILLR, N Y.. R F. D.
Smith‘s Specific Uric- O can be ob-
tained from Draggists at SI 00 per bot-
tle. Samples and circulars will be
cheerfully sent free by addressing the
SMITH DRUG COMPANY, SYRA-
CUSE, N.Y Y.

UrIc-O is sold in South Norwalk by
MW. W. Kelley. Jr.

 

Captain and M111. C E Crabbe. of
Ponus. New 1".01k have been spending
a few days in tho Norwnlks, as guests
of L. G. Sodcrstrom In South Norwalk,
and 'l‘. S. Glovor of East Norwiiik. The
journey was made as comfortable as
possibly for the captain. who has been
III for 11 long time. They made the
trips over and back in
bridge's Reo touring car.

Pimples call for
nlcnt.

Immediate treat-

with eruptions.
kept perfectly healthy with llollister‘s
Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or Tab-
lets, 35 cents. Plulsted's Drug Store.

be given I11 IIIL' Pequot auditorium, In
Souihport. Monday evening. Among
those who will appear are Miss Dotha
Stone Pinnco. of South Norwalk, story
teller; Miss Elizabeth C. Griffney. of
New Haven.
soloist. will render
choicest selections.

will be at the piano.

GUNS AND
AMMUNITION

A full assortment of sinus and
double guns from five dollars up, Also

some of her

 

 

11 fineliuo of hammerloss p1 21;. .‘1-oni
fifteen seventy‘flve up.

Rifles and revolvers from two-fifty
up.

A fresh lot of ammunition
gauges and caliber.

Repairing Done.
Call at

Notwdk Hardware (30.
311 Main 51

In all

 

i on on w. in more. I
, Funeral Director I
1 and Embalmor. I
1 l
l 1

, 19 North Maln St. South Norwslk.
Residence, 6 Washington Street. ,
Telephone at house, 134-.2

 

 

HOYT'S THEATRE
Four Days Commencing
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26TH.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
FRANK J. HARVEY COMPANY
Presents
MISS MAISIE CECIL
In Repertoire.
EVENING:
Friday—My Partner.
asturdsy—«Tho White Caps.
Saturday Metlnee—Tllly. the German
Servant Girl.

«Ila SPECIALS EETWEET ACTS-4
Including the Special Feature Act
AHMIN'I'A AND BURKE.
Sensational Aerial Acrobats.

PRICES 106' 20c and 30c.
. LADIES' TICKETS WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.
SEATS ON SALE.

 

. HOYT'S THEATRE

ENTIRE WEEK. OCTOBER 1.
The Most Popular of All Companies,
THE AUDREY STOCK COMPANY.
All New Plays and S clel Scenery.
MONDAY NIGHT LA IES' TICKETS

A Limited Number.

o—JIG VALIDIVILLE ACTS-4.
REPIRTOINE.
end-y Night—When the World
ops.

Tuesday Nlpbh—A Mldnlnht Mer-

Isae. ,

suns-day NIghb—Drlven From
Home.

Thursdl Night—Toll ante Inn.
Friday I lituWIaItlow Lou.

 

 

a

some very discouraging, let. a one the we

Mr. and Mrs. .loel G.,Foster are
spending a. week or so at their Bell
Island cottage.

 

Mr, and Mrs. Joseph L. Wale and
Miss Floris M. Walz are to spend Sun~
day at Arverue, L. l,

ME...

The first day of October this your ls
election day and 163 of the towns in
the state will elect town officers.

e»... M...

That the dash comes surly is ex.
plained by the fact that tlneo houlri
and ten minutes have been taken from
the day's length.

 

 

 

A meeting of Pdtnam Hoso Company
held last evening to hear reports
he committee arranging for the
Weetport visitation.

Miss Rosa Motion. of Cuba. who has
been spending- the summer in Suraiogu
N. Y.. Is at present the guest or Mrs.

Charlotbo R. Corbett, of Codai street

The steamer Roscdalo lcnvos HIIng‘
port on the arrival of the 12:011 train
Saturday morning, October fl, for Ros-
lyn, L. I., to take on excursion to the
Vanderbilt cup races.

 

 

Homer M, Byinizton, United Statcs
vice consul at Naples, Italy, has ar-
rived in Norwalk for a brief visit. Mrs.
Byington preceded him 11 few weeks

 

NonorkShims “Self.

For sale by Chi . E. Dow, So. Nor-
walk. and Monroe 4 Palmer. Darion.

 

'l‘lio 1ogiilur mention of Buckingham
W, it C. No 30 will be held on Thurs-

day. October 4. at 2:30 p. m. Inspec-
tion by department president and
staff. The finance committee will

C. S. Thow-,

There's nothing more offensive,
and dreaded than it pretty face covered ‘
The body must be ‘

A concert under the nuspiccs of the 3
Dorothy Ripley Chapter. D. A. it, will .

the well-known soprano i

Louis Folsburg 1

 

Saturday lube-Spy at Port Ar-
inward-y Matinee—For Hie Meth-
11
til-y Matinee—A Deserted
Bride.
A “00 Wiser Im. Pim

who has been the guest of Mrs. Edith”.
Clerk In Gannon. has 1‘ piped to her
home. While more Must»: means
at an entertainment given in the Con-
lion Hell With her charming per-
sonality and sweet soprano voice. she
thoroughly won the «turn of her
MANN

.im

 

 

. out! of 1M trimmers

. .41-. m..-_.4~

may to one oil. the patron- lit the.

bidet at the hall at 10 a. in. A full
attendance ls requested.
e.”

An order from the udlutant general‘s
office grants leave of absence from 0c-
tober l to December 1, with permis-
sion to leave the state, to Filst Lieu-
tenant Thomas 1", Keeling, Company
G, First infantry, (L‘. N. G,

BIG FIRE IN CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Cl..E‘VELAND, (it, Sept. 28.—Fire
which followed an explosion in the
building occupied by the Pittsburg
Plate Glass Company on West Third
street, to-dny. completely destroyed
the six story structure and for a time
threatened several other large struc-
tures nearly. The damage is estimat-
ed at $100,000.

ago. They will return to Italy to-
gather.

 

 

Miss Amy Balcoin, of Norwalk. and
Miss Carrie McCann, of Ridgeticld.
started this morning by trolley for
Boston, going by way of Hartford and
Springfield. At New Haven they will
be Joined by another friend. Miss
Charlotte Hlnckley.

 

 

 

Edwin L. Hoyt has sold to Anthony
Carbone, of the firm of Morelll & Car—
bone. the Norwalk fruitercrs. the
house and lot at 24 Leonard street,
Norwalk, the original Norwaik hospi-
tal building. Mr Hoyt plilchiisod the
property only a few weeks ago.

” -

Uniform .
Goodness 1
of Flavor “

season following scnson. your fol-
lowing your. gives our 25c II. pound
blend of Mocha and Java Coffee a
rcpultilloii that Is Well worth on
efforts to sustain, and we are sus
tslning it, adding to it, every day.

Tea healing

is an art our experts are master
of. We import our tons and th
immensity of our output cniiblos
11s to give higher qtliilitlcs at the
price than others possibly can.

 

 

w.._ .-... ........<1_.._ A“ A.»

Quahty

 

A Simple Fact Simply Stated
about

Correct Clothes for Men.

 

Stop In 111111 lol its Iry on one.

i

of the how full slick cools, in

your size, and you are sure of
fltmfor

graded Into the smallest possible

it true every size is

variation of measurement.

~—

Opsn Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday Evenings

USEPH iii IS.

TAILR
cLo-rv ieit,
mm on.
rumor HER.

S! Washington Strut.
South Norwalk.

1

126 Washington St" So. Norwalk.
Next Door to Poet-Office.
Phone. 655—2. Free Delivery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOTICE.

There is Mary lesson to bl llcvc that
the linking Exhibition to ho llt'ifl at lv‘.
A, Mitchell's Furniture Store, 3 11m .‘1
Wall 81.. Norwnlk. on Wednesday and
Thursday. Sept. 21% find 27. will 111' In
ici‘csting, iiislrnrtlvr uud profitabil-
'l'hc public In inl‘llcld to attend. We
claim the Summit. Riiiigo to ho tho host
cooking apparatus. lilo best fun! flavor
and most advanced range on the mar
kill. W0 shall ciiiloliivor to prove this
to you at the cxhlllltlou.

F. A. MITCHELL,

3 and 6 Wall St. Nov-walk. Conn.
Tel. 015—2.

NOTICE 1
MRS. lliRlOV.

Has received 111 carioad of
fine Heavy hull and Coach
liorsts.

and they can be seen at

Stables In CtIlIII. Avenue.

W

W
‘A Jack of iiil Trades

Is not Whit the pupil want when the
require iced mam! hip. My W
In lone HIM and hen I say A job
I. done, In lens.
ANTI-till I. “IDIOT.
Plumbing. TIMIIIII II it Ive-iii flitting.
Io Milli.

Iiii You Well 11

Blink 811113 This
Fall?

YOU CAN NOT DO BETTER THAN A
STEWART.

We are so sure this Stove will
please you, that we will cheerfully re-
fund your money after a month's trial,

If you wish It.

We Invite you to call. look and com-

pare.

 

CASH OR CREDIT.

A. .I. ANGEVINE & SON.

FURNITURE, ETC.
184 Washington Street.
‘South Nor-violin Conn.

Harry E. Crane,
71211011511
Violin Mandolin. Guitar.

(Private pupil. 3 years with H. H.
Hermann, New England Conservatory
of Music, Boston, Mum), will start
close In South Norwallt. 12 years
tucher. Special term to flat live
studying. Clo-1. limits. Regular pu-
plle' recitals. Mandolin club to form
at once. Add".

304 FAIRPIILD CNN!“ SRIDGEPONT,

Men 3 Fine Suits,

Latest Style,
$5.00 to $15.00,

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

Wear» Prom

re your me 11
fire they begin WIN
Milo M

 

y‘l. » ,

whirl?

Whips“ ‘
II.

 

 

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W
scum NORWAJS comic DRY GOODS noose

J. A.

AGENT FOR ”MAY illANTON’S PATTERNS.

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THE Will i H 5 Willi» ' 

WEI DEMOTE THIS AD ENTIRE LY TO THE EXPLOITINO OF STA-
PLE HOUSEKEEPING GOODB. TH E. SUMMEH i8 ABOUT ENDED AND
THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE BEGINS TO NOTE THE MANY WANTED
ITEMS NEEDED. THIS is YOUR REPLENISHING TIME, AND THIO
STORE IS OUT FOR A GOOD SHARE OF YOUR BUSINESS BY OFFER-
ING YOU SUCH VALUES AS THE FOLLOWING:

 

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IF IN NEED OF TOWELS
BUY NOW

Nevei too many towels in the house.
'1‘ hey cannot. always be bought at such
prices as these:

50 (I112. bleached lmck towels, size
36 in. by 18 in. While they last at 10c

All linen unbleached stable tow-
els, value 170 each. for 121,91: each.

We have just secured a few more
of those real Russian crash towels,
to sell for 17c each.

A real loom damask linen. 64 in.
wide, clover leaf design, the 150 grade
at 690 yd.

72 in. half bleached loom damask
tulip design, very heavy quality, spe-
cial at 76c yd.

70 in. bleached table linen ’with
Open work border, value 76c yd. for
We yard.

BUY BED SPREADS NOW. , ,

Every item of bed spreads offered

An extra large and heavy weight
hemmed bath towel, special for 25c

eac .
YOUR TABLE LINEN
OPPORTUNITY.

We take a liberal loss on our legit-
imate profit hero with it view to don-
bling our linen sales~Thust

54 in. unbleached damask, for 25¢
yard.

62 in, unbleached damask, a. 69c
grade, at 50c yd.

.11 this ad. is priced at a liberal rs-
ductlon from normal prices. There
should be some busy had spread buy-
lng in this store during the next few
days.

Medium weight honeycomb bod.
spreads, just a few remain, for 89¢.

A very heavy grade of crib spreads, ,
value :1. 25. for $1. 00. ‘

Extra large size and heavy weight
bed spreads. handsome designs and
line weaves. at $1. 60 a? -

 

 

 

83-85! Washington Street.

 

HouSe Dresses

A new line of Fall House Dresses, fresh from the best manu-
facturer, have just arrived. The styles are very similar to those
which proved so gratifying to our customers the past season. A
good variety of dark colors to choose from in all sizes.

Price $1.00 3 Suit.

N. E. RYAN e oo.

86 Washington St, So. Norwalk.

M. 3. SMITH a COMPANY.
New 3a“ Sinus

Telephone 414.

 
 

We offer a choice line of Ladles' Shirt Waists, In Plaids, wane Mercer 1"?

ized Lace, Silk and Nun’s Yelling. Prices exceptionally low. 2
RUFFLED AND LACE CURTAINS. .1

In large variety of styles. Look at them displayed on center counter. l
Prices to suit all. ,. '1:
The best CHILD'S RIBBED HOSE, 2 pairs. 25c, to be foundffld , 2

l

M. 5 SMITH. 8n COMPANY’S.

92 Washington Street. South Nonvelk.

 

BUYING COAL IN THE SUMMER
iS JUST A8 SENSIBLE AS GATHER-
lNG iCE IN THE WINTER. \ ’12}
ARE FILLING UP CELLARS NOW
WITH THE BEST COAL MINED AT
SUMMER PRICES. EXAMINE OUR
COAL BEFORE YOU LEAVE YOUR
ORDER ELSEWHERE.

Harris & Gans Co.

as wuss si'. moms. to).

The Paris tloalili 8111i House

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. 303—12.

Sale to IIIl‘tiii Days that Will Surprise lull.
GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.

'i‘wmliulh Century women dcnntn d large assortnicnis and good veluol.
'l‘licy find them here Our steadily increasing business proves It. if you
wum our garments you can move in any society because they have style and
grace to thciu. and our pillcs for our class of goods are very low. We
ionily get for them in New York city 11 little more wholesale than we refill
”an1 III this town. TIIIII it why Wu not [to much business. Out mono II
quick sales and small profits and for tilts sale we will still lower in the
prices

 

 

 

LADIES'LONOCOATSFROM ..... “.9. TO “0.00
LADIES' SUITS FROM ...... . ..... SH.“ TO “0.00
RAIN COATS . . .. ........ .. ..... SO.” TO ”0.00
SKIRTS FROM ......... ..... Si.“ TO WM
WAISTS FROM Silo TO $10.00

l '1 We null better goods for loss mou cy than any store In The Norwulh.

/ and we conlt comparison.

 
 
 

Concrete,

Asphcjlt, .
Gravel,

Blue Stone Walks Laid,
Curb Gutter and Pavutg Sat.

Raymond Bros.

Cement,

 
 
 

Forced to sell the entire stock below cost for the benefit d4“

 

mm mm CLOAK as m
l or wasmsoron er. new

I Melodie

This Sale commences to-dey
at the

mom

Creditors.

mi will in: u uh days «in