I
in.
' Chief Quartermaster i’ntton
v a .'
:-', ‘i‘
Always pong-ht.
ears. has borne the simiature of
and has beeumadeunder his pen-
Ional supervision since its inmnoy.
, ' Allow no one todeceive you in this-
.All Counter-felts. Imitation: and “ Just-ns-zood” are but
,Mlberlments that trifle with and endanger the health or
Infinite and Children—Experience against Experiment.
\ .
union...“ ‘
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and wit
‘ What is CASTORIA
Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Castor-Oil. Pare-
.orie. Drum and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its one is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys li‘everishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind
(Jolie. '11: relieves Teething Eronbles, cures Constipation
Ind Fletulenc 0
3130mm ‘
It assimilates the Food, regulates the
owels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
“WIN! CASTORIA AI-mvs
Bears the
. 2'“ Use For 0
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
"My mother has suddenly been made :
young at. 70_ 'i‘wunty years of iiitt‘nse
suffering from dyspepsia had entirely
disabled her. until six months ago.
when she began taking Elcctric Bit-
ters. which have completely cured her
and restored the strength and activity
the had in the prime of life," writes
Mrs. W, L. Gilpatl'lck, of
Me. Greatest restorative medicine on
the globe. Sets Stomach. Liver and
Kidneys right, purifies the blood, and
cures Malaria. Billousncss and Wonk-
nesees. Wonderful Norml 'l‘onic.
Price 60c. Guaranteed by F. ii. Bux‘
ter's, South Norwalk. and E. P.
Weed’s, Norwalk, drug Stores. 0'
FIRE ON TRANSPORT THOMAS
’ UNDER CONTROL.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-«Quurtcr-
master-General Humphrey has receiv-
ed a cpblegrum dated at, Manila from
stating
that. the fire which broke out on the
transport Thomas is under control
and the damage will not he vt-ry scr-
ions.
llanford. .
Signature of
l The Kill You'Have Always Birgit
ver 80 Years.
' m GEM. mm. " It'll" m. I!" ”II our.
{RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS.
N )Wl’Olt'l‘, ll. 1., (lot. Fir-“Sil‘fllllll‘r
, Ian-ruinc, liarvo for New York. passed
the lilght vcsscl at 5:20 ii. in. Will
probably reach her dock at ti p. m.
Steamer t‘nmpnnla, l.ivcrpoo| and
Queenstown for New York, passed
the Light vcsscl at 8:28 a. in. today.
Will probably reach her dock about
it p. in.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No Wuiliilll no matter how regular
hcr features may bc can bc culled
prclly it' ilf'l‘ complexion is bad. Orino
.axativo Fruit Syrup nlds digestion
and clcnrs sullow blotched complexions
by stimulating the livcr and bowels.
tiripo Laxatlvc Fitlit Syrup docs not
imuscntc or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Rcmcmhcr the
name Orino and rcfusc to lit‘t‘t'pi. any
substitutc. l'lnlstcd‘s Drug Store iilili
'l‘iie Clifford Pharmacy. "
SHAH 0F PERSIA VERY lL.
i 'i‘RllEiMN. l’m'slu, (lctobor fw—
'l‘ho shah of l’ci‘sin, MliZlif'flll‘~tfti-Uili,
is rcportmi to ho seriously ill,
THE DISCOVERER
0f Lydia E. Pinkhem’s
Vegetable Compound. the
Great Woman’s Remedy for Women's ills.
“qualified endorseMent.
M of grateful friends so has
enii
y to cancerous humor
r ilr. blip
d to
’gsi lived
it...
~ ”3. quickly removes that hes
Bios 1:. Norm); in?“ _.
“nu“ n s pill
monentiy‘eured y ltsuse. ‘ilnder allotment-noun
ten the isms. e system. and is as burial
‘Xgotif'er female medicine in the world has received such whit-smiled ind
‘No Other medicine has such a record of cores of fcmsle troubles or such
1 ladle E. Pinkhsm’s Vegetable Compound.
. t
ours the worst forms of Female Complaints. lutlummstion
ling and Die tenement. and consequent Spinal Weakness.
rend ii
at my «spied to the ii L
’m “to cases of limit ’ o and Local Weaknesses than my other
may the vvorld has ever known. it. is time» infallible in such cases.
dissolves and expel. tumors in on early stage of development, and checks soy
e of ifs.
I.
raised or Plinfril Periods. Weakness of the Stomach.
acrimi ”ability
lid beehsehe. in-
flood-cm
wet;
Oil II VICMI'.
«down feeling. extreme laseitudo. "don't
d "wsubm-bedeibolous“ Colin . excitability. irritability. nervous-
I m. Maine», sleapiessness, stuisney. melanchniyor the " blues"
‘fifilusduhe. 'i‘hese are sure indications of Female Weakness. or some do-
mit'of the organs, Which this medicine surely (sires. Chronic Kidney
sud Bsoltmhe of either sex, the Vegetable Communal cures.
as who re its“! to accept snythin else are rewarded s hundred
times. for they t who: they won
mun-emu“
“Rockefeller by: 1' \y Wouidi‘h
Us ”They Gould.
denier tordsyprlnts an interview with
John D. Rockefeller. in which the lat-
ter continents on the demand for so-
vernmcnt regulation of iiO-Ciliied pri»
vate industries. and makes a strong
pics for national development.
‘ ‘ll‘.'mltlii8i8lléi‘ is named. in part. as
‘1": ." itvs
- r we limit oportuulty we will have
pill. the brakes on our national dew.»
loptnent. Will the individual strike
for success if he knows the hard won
prize is to be snatched front his fin-
ger at the last by his soVernment‘f We
nro still too young a nation to begin
tearing down. We must build up,
build up, build up, for years to come.
The very children in the schools
should be taught. the need of our tie~
velopmont."
Speaking of his recent visit to Fran-
co, Mr. Rockefeller said
“"l‘hc French people hate us, and
they will crush on if they can. They
want our money. They want the pot-
ruuuge of our tourists. But they hute
us. This is a struggle for supremacy.
We must win. And now there is Ju-
puu rising from the East to a power
we cannot estimate.
“At this critical stage We are giving
the enemy nuununltlou to fire at us.
He is quick to seize advantage. Take
the attack We made upon our own
packing houses, for instance. 1 know
none of the men in the beef trade,
nor was i ever associated oven indirec-
lly with their business or tiicmsciv-
cs. But it is safe to assume from the
proportions of their industry that they
are stmnd business men. And it, is
safe to assume, too, that. no business
could him». been build to such propor-
tions on such false principles or by
such unsound methods as they were
charged with.
“i was in Europe when the attack
was made at home upon those men
and their industry and i could watch
the effect of if there at close range,
These follows abroad snatched at our
charges against our business with the
krcatest. glee. They used them promp-
tly as ammunition with which to st-
tuck America and every American.
“We are too young a nation for this
tearing down. We cannot consumc
our total production. We must sell
shroud or do less business."
Referring to the subpoena rcccntiy
lssucd. requiring him to appear in
court in an action against lhc Stand
on] Oil Company, Mr. Rockefeller said.
“Willie I was in active buslncss i used
to always respond. lint now i am not
in a position to give these inquiring
people the information they want.
They know that as well as i do. So i
um reluctantly compelled to conclude
it is notoriety they want rather than
information."
-—lmpure blood runs you down-—
makes you an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purl-
iit-s the bloodwcures the cause-«builds
you up.
NO NEWS OF GENEVIEVE.
Miss Cruikshank. of Harwlnton. Seems
to Have Been Kidnapped.
'I‘ORRlNG'i‘ON. Oct. 5~No newe has
licen received by the family of (tone-
vlcve Cruikshank. of Hurwlnton, who
\vt-nt uwtty with James D. Watson, a.
painted of New Rocht-ilc, Wednesday.
Miss Cruikshank. who is 2i. was pick-
ing fortuitous in the» garden at the
home of hcr pnrcnts in iinrwlnton,
when Watson who is 50. tutti has bccn
paying uttcnt on to thc young woman.
drove up with his cousin. a man named
llotltl. According to tho girl's brother,
they forced the girl into thc carriage
with them. and took her away. drcsscd
in her old clothes. They went to tho
station bore. and boarded a train for
Now York 'l‘bc girl‘s brother ctunc to
town with n lcum, and tried to gel the
thicf of police to bond off trhc pnrty,
but. it was too into. it is said that the
Cruikshank family objected to Watson
for personal reasons and because of
tho tliffcrcuce In the ages of tho cott-
ple. Watson. howcvcr, persisted in
his ultcntlons, llllti evidently the young
woman was not uvcrse to thrill.
'l‘ruc and trch frlcnds of the family
“lJcWili‘s Little Early lilscrs. Bust
for results liilii host to lake. llcpctr
ditblc lllllc pills. They do not gripe
or sicko". Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy. "
PRISON FOR NEW HAVEN BRUTE.
McLean. Negro, Found Guilty of
Crime- Against Little Colored Girls,
NEW HAVEN. Oct, f».w(it‘r)1'gti Mc-
imun. colored. charged with assaults
on scvcn little colorcd girls, was son-
tcnced by Judge Rood. iu the Super-
ior Court, criminal sldc, yesterday.
The information comprised live
cmmis. Assaults were alleged as fol—
lows: Against. Dollie Mathews. May
31: lmilu Glover, Hopi. ll; Aiiiiii 'i‘lh-
bills. Sept. 22; Dnlsy Dewey, Bcpt. ll;
Cum E. Osborn. Sept. ii.
A nollo was entered in the (ilovor
case.
0n the flrst count, Mclionn was
sentenced to from three to five years,
and on each of tho thrco other counts,
be was scntcucml for no more than
three yours. 'l‘lic maximum sentence
on all the counts is it yours, but Mc-
imnn if he conducts himself propm-ly
iiiiti shows slime of improvmnont,
may not out in less time.
Mclonn'u brother is serving it long
term in prison for similar crimes cour
~m|ttml in the Prospect illll district.
ITOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pueninonlu. Bril-
it
ours. Sold by Drugstore
.zlllun mum is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, title und £1.00 bottles. 'f‘he Gilt.-
ford. Baxter's and Platsteu's. -
AGAINIT luUANcI or PMS”.
new HAVEN. October fir—Presl-
dent Mellon of the New York. New Hib-
vcn and Hartford Railroad has sent
a circular ictter to ill] division super-
intendents and heads of departments
against issuin‘
portions other
liltk‘i' only in case their work donmnds
the institutes of it pass to them. The
circular liiVli that the new rntn inw
forbids the tomatoes of iron trunupor
lotion outside of the railroad world.
it goes on to say that there is it pen.
Iulty of “00 for any violation of this
also».
“$1,. 1‘
CLEVELAND, 0.. Oct 4.41mi; Plain-
froo transportation to
him remiluriy accredit-
ed employes of the company to the
s
‘lilifereni Uphill-tap Cooper’s
Remarkable Success in
Mound‘Cliy
M
St. Louis, Oct. 4.
The usionlshipk tools; of Cooper's
preparations in this city has now
reached such immense figures that the
medical fraternity at large have be»
come forced into Open discussion of
the man and his preparations.
The physicians as a whole seem to
be divided with regard to the younii
nmu's success in St. loulswsome be-
lug willing to credit him for what he
has accomplished. while others assert
that the interest he has aroused is
but a passing fad which cannot lust,
and which will die out as quickly as it
has sprung up.
The opinion of these two factions
is very well voiced in' the statements
mode recently by two of a. number of
physicians who were interviewed on
the subject.
Dr. J, it. Caress. when questioned
about the mutter, said: “i have not
been a bcliever in proprietary prepare
lions heretofore, nor can i say that
i believe in them at present. But i
must illilllit. that some of the facts re-
cently brought to my notice concern-
Ing this man Cooper have gone for
towards removing the prejudice. i had
formed against him when the unheard
of demand for the preparations first
sprung up in this city."
“Numbers of my patients whom i
have treated for chronic liver. kidney
and stomach troubles the met me
after taking Cooper's remedies, and
have stated positively that he has no
compllshctl wonderful results for them.
I notice particularly in cases of stoni-
uch trouble that the man has relieved
several cases that were of yours' stand-
ing and proved very obstinate in trout-
input.“
“i am the last man on earth to
stand in the way or anything that may
prove for the public good simply
through professional prejudices and i
am inclined to give Cooper and his
preparations crcdlt as deserving to
some cxicnt the popular dcmoustrn~
tion that has bcen accorded them in
this city." .
Another well known physician who
was seen. took the opposite view of
thc "Cooper-mania." as he called it.
which now has this city in its grip.
He said: “i cim only liken the pres
ent state of affairs to a certain kind of
hallucination. For want. of u better
name i might call it ‘Cooper-mnnln.’
The people of St. Louis seem to be
firm in the belief that this man Coop-
cr has health corked up in a bottle."
"Sonic of them lumslne that he has
completely cured them of various ills
judging from their statcmcnts. it is
beyond me to say why the city has
gone cruny over tho man. it may be
surely not down. i think. in (mo. of
the passing fads that so oftcn attack
the American public.“
"Sooner or later the people are
boumi to regain their sense. rind will
thcn realize that u rcputuhie physician
is the one to whom their hcnlth lmd
best be entrusted."
in thc meantime Cooper mobts sov-
crul thousand people daily, and only
smiles when statements of tlic nbovo
character are quoted to him. ills
charitable work still contiuucs to he
very extensive.
A CARD.
This is to certify that till druggisls
arc authorized to refund your money if
Foley’s Honey and TM fails to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from it cold. Cures
la grippe cough and prevents pneumo-
nlu and consumption. Contains no op
latcs. 'l‘ho genuine is in a yellow puck-
nso. llet‘usc substitutes. l’iulstcd‘s
Drug Store and The Clifford Phar-
macy. “
.-
CAPTAiN LEWIS HAS A CLOSE E8-
CAPE FORM DEATH.
BRllhlEi'ml'l‘, October hm
’l‘hrown from the bowuprit of his
oyslci' boat. t‘uptuln William liewls
came within nn “(‘0 of bolus held
down undcr ihc boot and drowned oil
the breakwater yesterday afternoon
As it won ilc found himself under the
boat which passed over him tiud but
for a lucky kick which sent him fut--
thcr undcr tho water, he would have
been run down and drowned.
Cnpluln ilill with his crew set sail
for the oyster buds yesterday Just bo—
foro noon. He wuut out on the bow"
sprlt to arrange the sell when a rope
upon which he was standing. broke.
and precipitated him into the Willi‘i'.
’l‘lio bout was stilling at a fast. clip
and with remarkable presence of mind
Bill stink down so that. the keel of the
bout would not hit him. As he crime
up he saw it dark spot-k indicating that
be bud not gone the length of thc bout.
ilc kicked the object and sank dccpcr.
Witch hc,oamc to the surface again
the bout had passed him. The crew
lmmcdlutcly came to his rescue. They
had considerable difficulty owing to
the strong wind and the heavy choppy
Hes. llili culled instructions from the
wntor how to avoid running him down
and setting him out. The oystcrmun‘s
escape from dccth was a rcmurknhle
one. ilc was about today, little the
worse for his expcvicncc.
M
DOCTORS 8M2“?! WOULD NOT
l’clcr Fry. Woodruu. Pm. writes:
“After doeioring for two ours with
the best physicians in aynesliurg.
anti still getting warps. the doctors tui-
vised me if i find any business to at-
tcud to i had better attend to it at
once. as i could not. possibly live an-
othor month till there was no cure for
me. Foley's Kidney Cure was roc-
ommt-mled to me by n i end, and 1
immediately sent my son 0 the stor
for it. and after tsk ng thrco bottles
begun to not botter‘snd continued to
improve until l mu: entirely well.’
Pluisted's Drug store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ‘
MAJOR TlLBON RELIEVED.
Muior John Q. 'i'lintm, Second in-
fantry. C. N. (3.. of New Haven, who
has been a member of the examining
bnttrd for the examination of candl-
dates unpainted in 1905. has been re-
iluveti from duty on that board sud
Meier Ernest L. lsbeli. of the some
regiment and city on been appointed
in Major 'l‘llson's stud.
‘ Ohlsf Ingiiiesr
s
. Dzwu Tells of Aeol-
deht During Typhobn.’ ‘
HONG KONG. Oct. b.——-l-“urthor de-
tails have been received of the wreck
of the emigrant stemuor Charter
House, voyugiiig between liioliow and
Hung Kong, which founder-ed off list
can Head. Setitotubcr 30. with the loss
of more than sixty lives. The North
(ierniun Lloyd stemucr Kohslchaug
picked up a raft belonging to the Char-
ter blouse on which Were Chief Engin-
eer Dowsc. 23 of crew and We men
after they bud driftctl .for all hours.
on the third and but evening. Octo-
bcr. 2 the survivors on‘the raft dos
cricti sinokc on the horizon. On observ-
ing the Kohsichung's liull there was
great Joy and the Chlnesa of the par-
ty became frantically happy at the
prospect. of quenching their madden»
ins thirst and appending their gnawing
hunger. .
Capt. ROSIGlSky. of the Kohalchang,
rescued the survivors Including a little
boy. They be] almost collapsed from
exhaustion and wore carried on board
the Kuhsichang, being unable to Walk.
Definite the doctor's unremitting atten-
tion, tho. boy died an hour aftcr being
taken aboard. Chief Engineer Dowse
bus been removed to 11 hospital. The
crew of the KtlilSiChing gttve unbound-
ed attention to the survivors.
Among those who went down with
the Charter House and were drowned
wore Capt, lloli'lton, Chief Officer Far-
quhnrson. Second Officer Grigor and
Englncers Forbes and Mutirmanu, be-
sides the ships‘ doctor and sixty oth.
ers.
Chief Engine-or Dowse, who was am“
out; those picked up on the raft by the
lumen Lloyd steamer Kohslchung, in
his statement. made today said:
"Previous to starting on the voyage
to Hung Kong, the Charter House land-
cd seven hundred emigrants at Hot-
how. Shc departed at 3:30 o'clock on
the afternoon. September 28, bound for
Hung Kong with 97 people on board.
including six British officers, the (lt)(:~
for, and n full cargo of sugar. Six
hours lutt-r she was ovortnken by the
typhoon and prcpnratlons were made
to rldc out the gale. The officers wore
posted at their respective stations.
The wind incrcased. carrying away the
hoists and rolls. the vessel tossing
cork-like on the mountainous waves.
sustaining considerable damage from
the sea. The cnglnes Were slowed
down, but thc wind lncrcascd and the
chances were slight for the vessel
weathering the storm. Between 8 and
ii o'clock on September 29. theI weight
of the storm was encountered, and the
word \vns passed along that the ship
was founder-lug, the boats were made
ready to take the passengers on board,
and the crow was lined upon deck.
Owing to the hcnvy see it was found
impossible to launch the boats, but the
passengers and crew got into them
and awaited the sinking of thc steam-
cr, hoping that they wuuld chance to
float. when she wont down. Despite
the tlnrkness and the imminent danger
of drowning. there was an entire ab.
sauce of panic. The officers did their
duty calmly, while the Chinese passen-
gers and crew emulntcd the officers by
their courage in the presence of death.
”Iiiteuuwhllc the sccond oiiiccr was
missed. and it was surmised he was
washed overboard.
"When finally the Chartcr liouse
settled bctwucu the waves only the ef-
tcr boat got away, The others were
sinishcd. The ship’s officers were in
the after-bout. which capsized. l mu-
nugcd to reach a raft containing Chin-
csc. Afterwards i saw Engineer For.
bcs and Mourmnnn upon nnothcr raft.
They called out to me that they were
nil right, i afterwards lost sight of
all craft until Sunday, September 30,
when i met a raft curryiug the two
firemen.
“Wu kcpt together all day and lo-
wnrds crcning found a vacant raft
whit ii i lushctl to the one i was on. Wu
wvrc cmmpcd for space and found it
impossihlc to ilc down to ulccp.
“We driftcd until Monday afternoon.
October 1. when wc sighted n lifeboat.
which disappcnrmi the following morn»
utr.”
UNDENOMlNATiONAL MiSS|ON-
ARV HERE.
E. Sllby. Representing the Connecticut
Bible Society, Ready to Work.
E. Sliby, of Norwich, who is the chic-
lal nilssionztry of the Connecticut Bible
Society, to lilt' Syrians. in Connecticut,
is in South Norwulk, and will remain
hcrc until next Tuesday. He can be
found at the home of lair-Mayor Edwin
Wilcox. 19 Franklin street, where he
will be pleased to answer all calls of
a religious nature. and give his ser-
vices in any way possible. The work
of the Bible Society is undcnominu-
lionui. anti has proved of great benefit
in many places. where strugglinu
cluirchcs and the poorer classes cf poo-
pic have iiocn helped.
a. IW‘
PRESCRIPTION FOR INDIGEOTION.
How Boom of South Norwslk People
. Obtain Relief.
if It rcully were known how many
iiouth Norwallt residents have been
cumd of stomach trouble and indiscri-
tlon by Dr. Dnvln’ Prescription, it
might perhaps surprise you. but what
is more surprising is the fact that any
one will continue to suffer with heart
bum. sour stomach, water brash. sick
headache, mental depression. nausea
and other distressing symptoms 0
dys epsln when there is u remedy of
one great merit that it utmost in-
vorisbiy benefits every one that tries
it. l’epslkoln Tablets are the ore
scriptlon of Dr. Davis. a physician who
devoted a lifetime to the study of
stomach trouble, and if your food does
not agree with you, if you are tired.
nervous, worn but. low spirited, sud
your energy at low per, it may inter-
est you to know that no other prescrip-
tion ln‘ihis‘worid has a greater record
of cores behind it. and there is noth-
ing more certain to give you relief.
Mr. i“. it. nutter will tell you that oh
’ though Popsiitoiu is (old on the lain
est kind of a money-buck plan. not
more than two in one hundred ever
come back for their money. This is
the surest evidence of its marvelous
curative properties, but so that there
may not be the least doubt in your
mind as to what Popsiltois will do far
you. Mr. I". ll. Baxter will hand your
quarter right built to you if you should
fall to receive
for.
-7 so ~.~m
. o.
if,
rs; Av. corpses . i9°¢~ '
l
in... m... rum—own w‘ ._....4.....
venliemmu. ‘ “Bridgeport Advil-Wu.
The 2D. M. Read Co.
Esfdbifcbed 1657.
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1
.. 1i.
'. "Writ - , ,
. . . .ulhidm»
Curtains, :Draperies and
Upholstery Fabrics.
A great many beautiful and useful articles for the
ironic are in the pleasant Upholstery ’I'tooms on the third
floor. First of all,
The new Lace Curtains are here.
lrish Points. fmc specimens, commencing at
$3.50, $40), $5.00 and up to $10.00.
Renaissance, from $3.00 to $15.00.
ilrusscis Nuts, from $4.00 to $15.00.
Colored Madras, attractive designs for dining rooms,
libraries and living rooms, from $5.00 to $10.00.
Drapery Silks. A line remarkable for beautiful de-
signs and coiorings. Flowered Silks, sprawling long stcm-
med Chrysanthemums, poppies, rhododendrons, apple bios-
somc and swcct pcus.‘ 'l‘hcso all in the most natural tints.
Oriental patterns in rcseda, myrtle green, brown, and
ruddy ambcr. Espcciai silks for cascmcut curtains, bed-
room draperies, cushion covers, etc. Don‘t fail to see them.
Rope and Leather.Portieres, effective for single door»
ways in hallways and ticus.
Take cicvator from Carpet Store.
$2.25,
Enghsh Dinnerware.
Stock pattern to close out.
A very attractive landscape pattcrn in grccn under-
giazc, one of the best bargains in Dinnerware we have of—
fcrcti. Note prices:
Breakfast Plates, were $1.75 a div... now $1.13.
Dinner Plates, were $2.00, now $1.36.
'i‘ca Plates. wcrc $1.50, now .97
‘l‘iattcrs. snmli, wcrc 25c each, now .16
Platters. large, were 95¢ each, now .53.
extra large, were $1.75. now $1.32.
Top Cups and Saucers, were $1.75, now 6 for 60C.
Vegetable Dishes, Bowls, Fruit Saucers, Cream Pitch-
ers, and small picccs at like reductions.
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Our Stockings at "TWO PAIR FOR TWENTY-FIVE” are
exceptionally good value.
We have three weights—Fine, Medium and Heavy.
BLACK CAT srocxmos are well known for service.
CADET STOCKINGS, knee 8. heels and toes re-enforced with
special linen, are heartily recomm ended.
BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS in latest styles and desirable pat-
terns.
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