is
30 70%"!
_ ranges.
me' i “and”
or W “at ,
talus helther Obi ,
substance. Its agels'ii
5min monocular-sum
sacrame- Ii destroys wot-d2
wm ‘
home the signatum g:
and has been made under on per-
” Iona! supervision since its infancy.“
‘ ,. Allownoouetodeocivemintlls-
Imitation. and "Justus-good” are but
that trifle with and endanger the health of
Children~llxperience against Experiment.
transom-rosin :
Wk ‘hiilunnless substitute for cum: on. ,
. Milling Syrups. It is Pleasaufi
0‘!
Murphlne nor other Narcotic
and alloys Feverlslmess. It cures Diarrhcsa'aud’
Gillie. ».lilrelieves.'.l'eethin¢ Troubles, cures Constipation
and FlatnIeucy. It assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowls. giving healthy and natural'slsep.
r'l‘heOhildm’s Willie Mother’s Friend.
stumps CASTORIA -Amvs
Willa.
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Thelma
\‘ylllse
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You Hart
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'..X it
Always Blight
For Over" 303‘ Years; " ‘
m ounce mun. vv was» mat. on was env-
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MAKEB HOMELV WOMEN PRETTY-irosr CARD CRUSADE AGAINST
7h Notwoman no rnaiter lrow rcgulari BURGLARS
er color 1 . ~ 2 '
0“ may “‘ ”m "" ”‘n‘d snookmus. Mass, oer. 15.~A
pretty if her complexion is bad. Orino
laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion
and clears sallow biotclred cornplcxiorrs
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
Orino Laxative h‘ruit Syrup does not
nauseufe ol‘ grind and is mild and
pleasant to lake. Remember the
name Grino‘nnd rcfuso to accept. any
substitute. Plaisted's Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
WEALTH THROUGH INDECISiON.
Mark Twain in his earlier days did
not enjoy the prosperity that has come
later in his career. in a conversation
with William Dean Howells on one
occasion the subject of literary vicis-
situdes was broached by the humorist.
“My difficulties taught me thrift." he
observed. “But Inc'vcr know whether
I‘; was wiser to spend my last nickel
for a cigar to smoke or for an apple
to devour," “i am astounded." olrsm‘V-
ed 'Mr. Howells. "that a person ot‘ so
little decision should meet with so
much worldly-sutures." Mark Twain
nodded vcry gravely. “indecision about
spending moneys" he said. “is worthy
of cultivation. When i couldn't decide
what to buy with my last nickel I kept
it, and so become rich.”
if an article is imitated. the original
is always best. Think it over, and
when you go to buy that box of salvo
to keep around the house. gut De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. it is the
original and tlr'cnsruc is stamped on
every box. (loud for ecu-mp, tettcr,
bolls. outs-and bruises. and especially
‘poai curd campaign against burglars
1who conduct their operations through
like second story windows was started
[by i'lrlci' Corey of the local police to-
‘d'uy. This method, it is believed. cs-
iablishes a precedent. in the police his-
tory of the country, and was started
as a result of the unusually large trum-
her of second story burglaries which
taken place in this town for the past
month. t‘lticf Corby in his cards atl-
vised housekeepers towkccp their so,»
t-ond story windows locked night and
day unless sortie member of the house»
hold was on that floor.
A BADLY BURNED GIRL.
or boy. man or woman. is quickly out
of pain if liucklen's Arnica Salve is
applied promptly. G. J. Welclr. oi
'l‘ckonsha. Mich. says: "i use it in
my family for cats. sores and all skin
injuries, mul find it perfect." Quick-
est Pilo cure known. Best healing
-salvo urudc, 25c at F. ii. Baxter's,
South Norwulk. and E. P. Wood's, Nor-
wulk, drug stores. ”
MONUMENT TO REV. HUGH CAR-
MODY.
NEW llill'i‘AlN, Ui'l. lt'».~ in the pro
hence of the state oilit‘t-rs of the
Young Men‘s 'l‘otul Abstinence and
lit-neolcur Society and delegates from
runny parts of the state. it nrontruu-ni.
to the memory of Rev. Dr. Hugh Cur-
nroriy. erected by the local society. of
which Dr. (‘arrnody was the founder.
was unveiled yesterday at. the (fathtr
recommended for plies. Sold by The Itc eernotery. The exercises were in
Clifford Pharmacy. “ charge of the local society.
a
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. w».
12-410 mourn pram eraser.
" hi . ‘ r
Prices Home from $2.1m tumor.
. oilins. 6: Co.
PURITAN - ’
OIL HEATERS '
are. absolutely auto and reliable. Ho
simple that a child can operate and
rcwielt ilrt'rn.
They cost less money rrrul produce
more heat than any other oil heater
in the market.
Will
hour a room In no time and keep it
There is no surnke or smell.
warm. Holds t‘our quarts of oil and
will burn front eiuht in ten hours.
iluururrtoml to null or money refunded.
if»
COUTl'l NOIWALK. CONN.
'fimrcsd
. ~m4¢ w.-h.wmzammmww.'
BAILEY Ct).
«slumber and Miil«"Work for ' Everulhinauv
of tho other popular woods,
‘M Wood farinlsrlnr house trim.
' iii
mm.
”by”! your». WATCBMQT.
HILL. root or warrant. st.
. L - FROM A PIGGEIYJO‘V'A‘PALACE.
.* O \ 3 .«
(lanterns Red Wood.
, "Variety is the spice of life," in house building as well as other matters.
', With this ides in mind unlisted because we can offer it as cheap as any
we recently purchased s large lot of California
Here‘s a chsncc for the prospective home
bulimic have "somethius tiller-cant" In the way of tntcrlcr woodwork and
is Wild um makes a beautiful fliilsh in oil.
warp of twist trndor ordinary atmospheric changes. Call and examine it.
blade of sheathing. rooting. and deafening papers, hair insulator and
that will not shrink or swell,
first. tun—a.
Tu. 40-4.
' srnull. but its yield
.0.
“uses or hem-roast: account.
To be Shown It the Jamestown Tor-
Csntsnnisl Exposition. ‘
NORFOLK, Vn., Oct. 10.-—~Thc effic-
iency of electricity as a power agent
was demonstrated at the Buffalo Pan-
,Arn‘urlcsp Exposition, and in order to
conform to the plan that the exhibits
'of the ‘ Jamestown 'l'crtlentennlni
:i no; the greatest achievements at-
':r!ncd in every line, on original and
unique feature will be the exhibit
showing the uses of denatured alcohol
lfor light, host. power and fuel. it will
also include tests of its application to
domestic and industrial purposes. in
‘a building designed especially for
.that purpose.
The apartments and tests will be
under the direction of Dr. Charles E
Monroe, professor of chemistry at
George Washington University. Wash~
‘ingtou. D. C.. and chief of the special
denatured alcorol exhibit that will‘ be‘
one of the attractive and instructive
features of tho exhibitions. lie is mak-
ing extensive plans for the display of
‘lhe many uses to which it can be up.
of tests crrrbroclng the application of
.tbc agent in several branches of lht‘
varied industries. This exhibit has
received the endorsement and tiU-Oll0~
ration of tho National Alcohol A850
‘t-iatlon, which has appointed a special,
commissioner to assist Dr. Monroe in
.the work.
‘ Discussing the results attained in
.his experiments and tests, Dr, Monroe
said: ‘ ' '
“it has been found by satisfactory
tests that denatured alcohol is an of
ilclent agent when burned for generat-
ing host and light, and when explod»
wed in an internal~combustion engine
equally effective for the production of
power. It is the intention to. bring
before the visitors to the Jamestown
Exposition many devices in which
:alcohol can be successfully utilized.
"Already a lurce number of iampr
have been invented for household use
in which incandescentmantle replaces
the wick oi, the ordinary lamp by sub
stituting alcohol for kerosene and
produces a soft. and brilliant light.
This test alone proves that the far
mer and others, who are trouble to
avail themselves of gas and electric-
ity can have a superior light at the
cost of oil. Moreover, an a source of
power, it is possible for thc ugricultun
let to utilize alcohol for pumping wuv
fer, threshing wheat or for traction
purposes in plowing or cultivating the
.soil.
“Every phase of its efficiency will
be demonstrated by exhibits showing
its operation of household conven-
iences and devices and the several
nouns to which it can be applied in the
various branches of the'liburai nrts.‘
Tests have been made. said l’rof
Monroe. showing first a greater horse.
power could be developed in properly
constructed engines with Illcohol titan
with gasoline, and that it will likely
art-reed the latter agent for autorno
bllc purposes. it is much preferable.
he said. and not. attended by the ob
jceilonable odors of gasoline,
According to the same authority, it
was conclusively shown during iht
rel ave the tax on alcohol that it. sold
for 82.20 for each proof gallon. while. it
‘ould be manufactured and sold for
between 20 and 30 cents per gallon.
The tax of $1.10 has prevented its ex.
tended use heretofore iii the arts.
Taking this as a basis, Dr, Monroe
believes that its general use as a suc-
censor to gasoline will be shortly
adopted, not. only because of its su-
neriority and economy. brrt that it does
not possess the dangerous elements
of gasoline. ‘
its importance as 0 source of revenue
is at present. the chief consideration of
the United States Department of Agri-
culture, which has taken hold of the
work with energy. Dr. tihllowrty, chief
of the llureua of Plant induiry. has
charge of the work and has deepstt-lr
ed agents to Europe to study the great
stock potato. which is grown very
generally there. Its food value is
per new it: lm~
rtrcnse. being sufficient, to produce six
hundred gallons of the bout alcohol.
This means that one acres of these po-
tatoes would supply beat. light and
powur to a ‘farm ht‘runehold for one
year. if this variety of potato can be
grown successfully here. arid there
seems to'bo no doubt of that. it will
rapidly become one of tho most. impor-
tant domnsi lc industries.
The department will also experiment
' with rortrsiaikrt, robs, beet stalks. and
vnriouu root crops. in the meantime.
sever-a! of the stain agricultural tic-
purtmouis are at work along the some
lines. The distillation of alcohol from
molasses has already been undertaken
by several large concerns. ,
in view of the great interest muni‘
fort is being ckcrtcd to make the. ex‘
lilblt at the exposition to be held next
your on the stun-ck of Hampton
“fulfill. hour Norfolk. so colrrpli'lo as
'lo conclusively show the best and
rhosrwut method of producing dorm.
turod alcohol. together with lid uppit-
ratlon for use in the arts.
.....,..,.._._.....~...... ... ..
—-illvcs. anemia, itch or salt rirounr
sets you crazy. (lun'i. hour the touch
’of your clothing. llourr's ()lntrnout corn
«in me most obstinate cases, Why suf-
'fer. A't druggista sell it.
nits MAR "Ls snag? UNVEIL-
riARarsat i, f’s.,"0ct.. lbw-“A
marble slim. and fcrrntlin erected hr
thunder of Bills thr‘, bout the Unit.
wad bite _in memorize. Mead do 'I'wei.
lot. of: srrlsburg. twice grand «traitor
ntll‘r'oti c (rt-drowns unveik in the
city‘s there outlay. the univer-
cnry of. rzl T clap birth. The run-
merisi'bdnsis up and taunt.- nrurblc
structure ln~froat of which is a lift--
viscbronfi- clk. On) .’ tie at and rear
are marb suits. s iqs‘wront is at life-
Iired bust, of Mr. char. On the
sides are ornamental drinking foun;
talus and nzotutbc'ceewr a large
nrsrblershnii. thirty-fills foot. high is
woman by s massive , marble ball.
here are also two large bronze urns
oil each side of‘iliczlbaft. .
flaw-
THI CHARM OF. A GLIAH COM-
‘ , fibIlthN.
Nhihing inhabiting. to personal ul-
tractivemps. t“ t his: skin sud
fresh msycccsrpiirsfl milligrams to
those who use Launch dblets. 25
cents. a guaranteed cure for ssilowuess
and constipation. Fill, buster. “
should display only that which reprcy
vpltcd. and has Just completed a series ‘
vongrcssionul hearing on the bill i.c «
tested in this now industry. every cf- ,
r“ .
Woman’s . i
Lydia E. Pinhhamis Veget
. Disease;
0‘.
~.-.....,
able Compound is Espe~
cially .3u9¢§§3fl31 in Curing This Fatal
Of all the diseases known. with
which women are afflicted. chronic
kidney disease is the most fatal. in
fact. unless early and correct treatment.
is a plied, the weary patient seldom
surv vcs.
Being fully aware of this. Lydia
E. l’inkham. early in her career. gave
exhnnslvc study to the subject. and in
producing her great remedy for
women‘s illswliydia' E. l‘inkhsm's
Vegetable Compoundmvvas careful to
.see that it. contained the correct combi-
nation of herbs which "as sure to our
.trol that fatal disease.I woman‘s kidney
itrouhlcs. Lydia lily l’iuklrnrn‘s Vege-
t'oble‘Ccrnpound ls‘the only one espe-
cially prepared for women. and thou-
sbnds have been cured of serious kidney
dorsagemcnts by it. Derangements of
’the feminine organs quickly affect the
kidneys. and w cri, a woman has such
symptoms as pain or weight in the
lolus. backache. besrinrdoWn pains.
scaldin or burning sensations orde-
posits n the urine, unusual thirst.
swellln of han'ds’ bud fest. swelling
under t e eyes or sharp puinsfi’u' the
back. runnin throu lithe grolnahe
E. Pinkbam'sV bl. Com red but no
form. When! tw’roi/s mpg‘ou lbs suf-
fered for years with what: the doctor called
kidney trouble and mmmn "of the female
gasps. Myhackachod, dtully-llthflimrr
Isuffersd so wl that bearing-down feel-
inil could hardly we k screen the room. ldrd
unwritten" firmwares
.m , , . n -
item’s dander. (kn:p and s l‘am thank-
ful to say it has entire y cured are [do all
my own work, have no more backache sud
at the had symptoms have disappeared.
I cannot praise your medicine anon b. and
would advise sllwemen “flaring with itiney
Wilble to tr lb
Mrs. J. . Lang. of 020 Third Ave
one, New York, writes: ‘
Dear hits. Pinkhgrny—
l have been a great sufferer with kidney
trmrblo. My back arched all the time and
grkham‘s Vogeteblel Com Wit L35" E
II llllt W0 0“"
kidney disease. and I mph take it‘ and it
has cured me when overytb‘m elsobs failed.
1 have mmmsndcd it to l of people and
they all praise it very higblg.
Mrs. Pinkham's tending [no
Vitltlon.
Women suffering from kidney
trouble, or any form of female weak-
ness. are invited to mmptly communi-
ms. 'ilrfor the her ki neyi are affected
an should lose no time in combating.
the disease with Lydia s. Ptnrtbumsi
Vegetable Compound. the woman‘s'
remedy for woman‘s ills.
The following let-tiers show how
marvelously successful it is.
M rs. Samuel Fake, of
Plains. N. t}, writes:
‘ Desrhfrs. Pinkhsm1~ ,
I cannot thank you enough for what
Prospect.
Lydia
cute with 'Mrs. Ptukham. at Lynn.
Mass. The present Mn. Pinkharn is
the daughter-in-lsw of Lydia E. Pink-
hsm. her assistant before her decorate.
and for twenty-five cars since. her
advice has been free y given to sick
women. Onto! the poaovolume otex-
psrienu which she .has to draw from.
tit. is more than likel she heath. very
knowledge that will help your case.
Her advice is free and always helpful.
v
mam.wwuwmumnrrtummr
ANTHONY cous'rock's ACCIDENT!
Heels Caught as He lila- Descending
stairs of New York Restaurant“.
Anthony (lotnstook: the celebraied
secretary of the Society for the Sup-
pression of' Vice. is laid up. at. his
home in Summit New Jersey. as a
result of a serious fail he received
in New York city. Mr. Cornstock is
well known in. Norwalk, having been
born in New Canaan and wires a young
nrnn‘ came ‘to Nor-walk. ..
lie was employed for sovoral years
as clerk at. Joseph C. Randlc's store
in Winnipaukr and‘lotor on. the old
street railway when horses furnished
the motive power. He finally gradua-
ted to New York and has since bocorno
very prominent. in the society of which
he is one of the leading spirits.
Mr. (kilnstock left his office. for
llunchcou and went to iiiiclu'tx'k‘s res
tanraut. in tho basement of 34 Park
Row, New York. Just as he. was
nbotrt to descend the stairs his lu‘cl
caught. untithe fell headlong to the
bottom. striking his tread violently.
it was thought for a moment that
be had broken his neck. The employvs
of the restaurant picked him up. They
telephoned to his office. at lleckruuu
and Nassau streets. Members of his
staff wont. to the restaurant and assist
ed the injured man to Younrunn' drug
store. where his wounds were drcsr
sod.
it. was found that Mr. Cornstoclt had
cut his head badly and bruised his
face. His injuries were not serious irt
titenmclvm. but. as Mr, Corustock is
'52 years old, it was feared that. the
shock of the full might result serious-
ly. He was put in a cab and sent. to
the llackawnuna Station. at the foot
of Barclay street. whence he was ba-
lion by train to his home at. ilummit.
Mrs. Conrswck said later that hur-
hushand's condition had improved and
he was resting well. lie is suffer-ink
front a severe shock, and is attended
by a physician. ‘
Chen... W. a...‘ . .w . sue-C
A CARD.
This is to certify that all druggists
are authorised to refund your money if
Foley's Honey and TM falls to cure
your cough or cold. it stops the
cough. heals the lungs and prevents
various results from a (drill. Caron
is urippc rough and prevents pneumo-
did and consumption. (‘ionlulns an op-
Iaicii. ’l‘he genuine in It! a yellow pitclo
MONUMENT TO UNKNOWN BURG'
LAR.
Was Killed by a Clerk While Robbing
a Store in Shelton; Vermont.
SHELDON, Vi... O'et. l5.~~-Afic.r cr-
ecting a monument. over the grave of
an unknown burglar, who was killed
hem a your ago. paying burial expon~
see and probate fees. this town appar-
ently will be enriched by the sum of
pram). which constitutes the residue
of his estate. The administrator. G.
S_ Stebbins. first, sclectrnan. has just.
filed a report of his stewardship for
the year which has elapsed since the
unknown cracksman met his death
while robbing a store. According to
the report, the sum of $118.20 was
found on the body of the. dead man,
and of this amount $63.20 still moraine.
This residue. unless an heir to the es
tato appears. will be in trust by the
town for seventeen years, the town
meanwhile having the use of it. At the
expiration of that period. the sum bu-
cornes the property of the town. .
No postivo clue to the identity of
tho burglar has been distuwer‘ud.
though information received several
months after his death led the nulli-
oritics to believe that. he. was “Connec-
ti'cut. Billy." a burglar who wns’ known
also under other panics. The man
was shot early in the mornini: of
October id. 1905, by Eugene M. 'l‘ru-
dean. a clcrk iii a store. which the
man was trying to rob. 0n the moon-
ment erected by tho adirrinlstr‘amr
over the lrurulnr's grave in the village
cemetery appears the. inscription:
“Unknown Inuit shot in .lcnulson it
(lailup storo while brrrginrinlng tho
safe on the night of October 13. 1905."
HOW'B THle
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro-
wurd for any case of Catarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall's Catnrrh Guru.
F. J. CHENEY &‘ (30.. T01 lo. 0.
We. tho undersigned. have k own F.
J. Cheney for the last 16 years, and
hollow him perfectly honorable in all
luminous transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his iirm.
WALDING. KlNNAN 8r. MARVIN.
Wholesale liruzgistu, Toledo. 0.
Hall‘s tiniarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials soul. free. Price 75
cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
Ist‘. Refuse substitutes. Piaistod‘s
Drug Store and Tile Clifford Filly.
many. ‘ ‘
.4...me
BALLOON AND AUTO RACE.
‘ 'l’l'l'l‘i’ih‘lldld’). M s.. (lot. ilk-Wm"
gadgorneuts were a urtcd today for a
allomr race tuba hold in this city be-
tween ears crane Acro Club of Amer-
icagthe latter psrt,‘0f this colt. arm
imhiy on Saturday. Capt. omer W.
lletige. of New Yer . president. of the
club. has written to Superintendent
Pccblcs. oftthe local «I oomnsny. to
make nrru‘ngcineutmtcr 400.000 or 500,-
000 cubic feet alias for the his bags.
This amount; which represents pran-
ticsiiy the capacity of the gas cons
psny. will be sufficient to supply three
of the larger sized balloons or four of
the srnnlicr ones. Three of the cars
expected to enter are uoricnt. Centaur
and Nirvana. of the Attic Club. St.
Louis has been mentioned as the place
for holding the race. but the majority
of the prominent members of‘the Aero
Club favor this city where several suc-
gists.
'l‘ukc iluli's Family Pills for consti-
pation. - . 9’
NO FRESH EHUPTION.
NEW YORK. Oct, “Lulu. the office
of the firetrch Cubic (lillillll‘ll'".'.rlll tibia
city. today. thwart stated that, there
had boon on fresh eruption of the rub
ratio of Mont: i’bhru on the island of
Wdrtiuiuue. Reports of such an ornn.
tion came from‘ Guadeloupe and 8t.
’l'hor‘hss, in the West indies. A stitc-
ment issued by the“ French Cable Chm-
psuy read as follows: . .
“We deny the interdiction printed in
yesterday‘s spars concerning a fresh
er-utpion of out Poise. such being in»
correct; nor was anything of this na-
ture reported by the French thrills
Company or the United States and
Haytl (labia~ Company. « Telegraphic
communication with Martinique by
this route is in perfect wring order.
Superintendent Bustier. of the when
Csblccmp y's oilicd.suid: ..
. “i have t is moment received the
following from Martinique: 'stcries
csssfui ascents were made rm sum.
. no.
volcano in «to: " .
":1. ,i;
._.i_
arr. carcass “is
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"Bridgeport A‘dvdrtlsérii'éiltis ‘ ‘
1 Bridgeport Advertisements. I I
The D. M. Read C5.
, 3:10“!th 1857.
-' Ma . "I r
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:Warm Blankets and Comfortables.
The prettiest and softest lilankcts cvcr' sccrt arc those
new oucs with bloc and white, and “pink and whitc plaids.
it really seems more practical to have. these prctty colors
than plain white. They will not soil quickly. . "‘ 1"
Full size. $5.00. $5.75, $6.00 and $7.00.
Warm light Comfortables in dainty ilowcrctl patterns.
filled with clean white cotton, front $1.00 up.
A special in Down Comfortables. beautiful patterns,
feathery light in weight. $6.00 and $7.00.
A special in Crib .Comfortsbles at 75¢ each.
1
Women’s Dogskin Gloves.
A good sensible Glove for cold weather anti vcry tlur«
able for short wcat‘. Stylish too with ltcavy stitching, mans
rrislr cut. and large clasp. in all colors, tan, brown, red and
gray. Price $1.00.
Handbags, $1.00. ‘ ‘ .
. The best for the pricc wc cyct' had. ()fblac-k grained
lcatltcr, large size. with either gilt or gun metal finish. Coin
pursc in inside pocket. A few of these in gray.
. Notion stock. center counter.
Garments for Embroidery.
At the Art Needlework Section is a rrcw line of dainty
garments Stilillln‘tl rcady for embroidery in either cyclct or
laid work. Nainsook in nightgowns. Chemist's. corsct covers,
the trial—piece kind. and itatuikcrchicfs. Also bah. tli‘t‘SSt‘S,
and pillow slips. An interesting. and attractive collection.
Specials in Linen Handkerchiefs.
Pure sircct‘ lincn, ircmsiitclrctl, and a bit of dainty ,ernbroi»
tlcrr' in out corner. Very good value, 10c each, $1.15 a doz.
Outing Flannel.Underskirts.
on. in ncat stt'ipcs with ctlgcs buttonltolctl. 35c.
Mario ready to put right
With
\vitlc ilon‘nccs, 58c.
.—_———-—————-I
The D. M. Rea,
“WW ”Wm-..
~choo
—.___———-——-
iiutp’ anti iiiiis’ Shillings,
Our Stockings at ”TWO PAIR FOR TWENTY-FIVE" are
exceptionally good value.
We have three weights—Fine. Medium and Heavy.
BLACK CAT STOCKINGS are well known for service.
CADET STOCKINGS, knees. heels and toes re-cnforccd with
special linen. are heartily rccomm ended.
BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS in latest styles and desirable pat-
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