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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 17, 1906 · page 2

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aKULL CRUSHED BY A FALL.
.HARTFOIID, Oct. IT.-~—IlI‘ruhk Eric-
and, of New York. icll four stories on
the asphalt at. tho Actuu Fire Insur-
ance Compuuy‘s building. yesterday.
and sustained injul‘ics from which he
died about two hours tutor. He struck
on the back of his hcud and the bass
of his skull wus fruciurml. The body
will be held pcnding udvicI-s from New
York.

 

STOP THAT COLD
or it may result. in I‘m‘umImln. Brn-
ziilan Balm is brcnkiug up colds when-
ever tried, almost. without oxccptton.l
10, 25. 60c iluIl $1.00 bottlcs.
ford. Baxter‘s dud Finish-«1‘5.

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Sentinel Want Ads pay.

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can

has boon Monroe: his

sons! supervision since its infancy.

Allown
mhorfoilc. Imitstions and '1
Wad—Experience mics:-

What is CASTORIA

molar-mm ”mummrouorourm-
.. ps and Soothing Syrups. It is Pies-outs Iii
mlg‘s” Opihuw morphine no!- othor Narcotic
m. 3:0 Inmates. lt destroys arms
Hover-labile”. Ii; cures Diorrhcsn. andWWM
hollows Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
”mm. It Wmllatos the Food. Wilton tho
and Bowols, giving healthy and natural lie”.

{to Children's Panacea-The Mother’s Friend.

«mm- CASTOFIIA mm

Boui- caricature»: I ‘

The Kind You hare Always Bought

73W...” Use For Over 30 Years.

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The Cllf- uuuul mcctimz of

ltlh to day und scvm'ul lull-routing pu-

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sud endanger tho health of
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“SOVEREIGN" THAT COSTS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.

Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite homo
dy, of liondout, N. Y.. is u "Sovereign"
medicine for nervousness, circumn-
ttsm, kidney and liver complaints,
and all the ills peculiar to women.
It drives the poison from the blood.
and rcstorcs the patient to the bloom
of hcuirh. You will never regret the
exchange of one dollar for a bottle.
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Piaisreu’s

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CONNECTICUT HOM EPATHlC SO-
CIETY

()ct. ltl.~—'l‘bc unmi-
thc CounchiI-ut
liurucputhic Society wus held in this

NE ' HAVEN,

purs were i cud.

 

The only blocking for (ins Ranges

Dissolvcs Rust as water dissolves um ls

applied like

 

For sale by Chas, E. Dow.980. Nor

Welshauh Boxed Lights

We have a full line of Welsboch goods to show you.

The Reed (it Volk Electrical Compact).

36 Washington Street.

99Hundreds of Young People

Have entered

MERRILL COLLEGES

polishing! Shines Itself and drios in :0 min-
utes! is waterproof and grommet! One
application wears for months and saves
much hard. dirty work, time and money.

Nothing else is anything like it and
nothing else is “just as good."

point. so saves daubin: and

wslk, and Mom-cod Paimre, Darlen.

.. 59,—...7— MW ..

Opp. Telephone Exchange.

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IVY VIM: En Mi

chino in‘OpsMidn It In.
Travclurs to New York over the
New Havoc road have opportunity or
acciu in operation the first of the big
olectrc locomotives which are soon
to haul trains between the Grand Cen-
trul station und Stamford. The Ioco~
moilvc is being used {or instruction

 

9 . purposes on the cikht milo truck that

J been contracted for that purpose
. i the west side of the main trucks
nour the Rye station. There tho cm-
ploycos of the road and others who
desire to learn to handle the biz ma-
chine are given daily couples or in-
struction. The locomotive has more
thc‘ appearance of u truism caboose
than the familiar type" of steam loco-
motive. but far neuter in" appearance.
These locomotives are to be run slug-
iy in hauling ordinary trains. but
when grout power and speed are de-
sired. us in drawing hcuvy express
trains. two or more of them may be
coupled together.

With scores of workmen bustllnk
about. the power-house at Riverside
putting in place the monstrous tur-
bine engines. which Will drive the gem
erntors. the work is fast pouring colu-
plci‘iun. All tho machinery is on the
around. and the building is ,almost
completed, the only remainimr work
bclng the setting up of the big tur-
blue engines and contracting thorn
with the buttery of boilers already
in position.

The overhead construction work is
progressing as rapidly as possible.
be steel upright towers and overhead
bridges being rapidly put in position
for tho ivirc gang who will make quick
work of it. when they once are given
lcewuy. '

Owing to the fact that the New York
Cultural bus installed the “direct cur-
rent" system below Mount Vernon.
over which tracks the New York. New
liuven and Hartford Railroad with its
alternating. must. run lts'iruius. the
now locomotives have been equipped
with ‘n third-rim attachment. so that.
they can adapt themselves to collect-
ing the, othcr current when they rest h
the New ”York Central tracks

As 11.000 volts will be applied di<
rcctly to an overhead troller and us
the trolley system will spun from tour
to six trucks, it is cvidcnt that :1 sub
stuntinl oycrhcsd («instruction must
be used.

The construction of this ovcrlrbkd
system is one of tho most intcrcsting
features in this wholo clectriiicai syri-
tem. The trolley system is to ho sus-
pcnded from steel bridges which span
from four to six tracks normally. and
even n zrcatcr number at. special
points. These bridges are being placed
at intervuls of about. 300 feet and at
points about two miles apart. beuvlcr
structures culled anchor bridgca are
pluccd.

The utccl cubic which will support
the trolley wire proper are support.-
cd by" mussivc insulators on the
bridgcs. '1‘qu cublcs urc hand for cuch
uh c and for m a doubly cntcnury sus-
pension carrying the trolley who by
mcuns of triungulur supports Tho
double system of suspension gives in-
creased stilfncss to the trolley con-
struction. . The triangular supports
urII pluccd about tcn fact spurt.i The
nice] cnblcs bnvc a total shy of about
six foot. whilc ihc .troilcy wiru itself
is muiutuiuod in in practically horizon-
my imaition.

'I‘hc troilcy who has a nominal
bright or Iwcnty-two feet above the
truck. This height will vary a tow
lnchas up or down with wido varia-
tions in tumpcruiurc. 'l‘hc pnntngraph
type of trolley used on the. locomo-
tivcs has an effective range of about
night and one-half feet. and thcrcforn
u Vury considerable variation in tho
hoighi of tho trolley is permissible.
'l‘hc overhead system is designed to
ho umply safe quiIer ubnnrmui con
dittons, such us high wind or hcnvy
coating of ice.

THE CHARM OF A CLEAR COM-
PLEXION.

Nothing lcuds more to pcrsonui nt-
iructlvcncss than the clcsr skin and
frcsh rosy complexion that comes to
those who use luixukolu Tablets. 25
cents. a guarantoed curc for sullowness
and constipation. i". ll. Buxlcr. "

 

CANDIDATE MORAN DOING WELL.
BOSTON, Oct, li—Dikiricl Attor~
m-y John ll. Moran. cuudiduic for go-
vcrnor. who was ovcrcoruc at the con-
clusion of his uddrcus ut thc DemocruI
tic rutilicntion mcclinu lust night.
sicpt soundly throughout the night and
serious results are not carpi-clad.

 

 

 

A cold is much more enslly cured
when the bowls are open. Kcnucdy's
implch Honey and TM opens the
bowels and drives the cold out of the

 

South Norwnlk. Stamford. Port Chester
To Prepare for Business.

Ddy and Night Sessions.

Postal brings Catalogue and Enrollment Blank.

M. A. MERRILL. Principal.

 

 

 

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PURITAN
on. HEATERS

um ubuoiulI-ly unto and roiiuhlc. fin
ulmplc that ii child can oporuic and
rcwirk iiicm.

They cost icss moncy nmi produce
rum-c hcnt thin any oiilcr oil hcutar
in tho msrkct.

Thurs is no smoke or smell. Witt
heal :1 room in no time and keep it
wsm. Holds four quarts of oil sud
will burn from eight to ten hours.
Guaranteed to suit or money refunded
Prices range from 02.98 to “.50.

 

sduruiudnwiik, culls.

system in younl or old. Sold by The
(Illfl'ord Pharmacy. ‘

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JUMPED iNYO HUDSON RIVER.

NEW YORK, Oct. l'i.-~»Mbrio ritif~
tiow, twontyoix. who guvc hur uddronn
us 274 lloyision atroci. Boston. uitculptv
ed to commit nulcidc by jumping into
the Hudson Rivcr nt illiih street to-
duy. film wus relicuod and sent to
.i‘. liood Wright liospiiul. She will re-

POVBT. '

 

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EVERYBODY lN SOUTH NORWALK
KNOWS F. N. BAXTIR

Hsvo Confidsncs Wilsn ‘l-is Tolls You
Pspsikcis stisis Do Ours in-
dlg ssiloh.

Possibly you nuiy think our only row
son for praising thou tablets is be-
cuusc of the a nil prom we nulls on
use 25 cent ho, but how iltllc suits-
l‘uc on them would bill In “confound-
Int s romccy that svc iii dimppclul
you and therapy lose yo tradtl'.

1‘ i9 thins of selling it worthless n‘r-
Itici iii rid lily" poor blislnoss policy.
Square don lug always syn bust and
when Wu full you What tipsikdiu Till)?
lots will do. our confidence is based on
our own persons] cilpcrlsncc in seliin
their hero in Bomb Not-mill your c-
tcr year.

Then) isn'ta
.lhal vim rccmlttcnu more highly cud:
uniésh Pcpsikois 'i'sbicls rcslly

use can cur efforts avicu

For cooled ion sour b«st “outsell
wind benching. fpin
hem burn. simple-scan.

section we rcoommsud

 

the 25 cunts should

ills Muslin “new, 0‘. ii. Bum.

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srdsD ys'u; “a Tunisia.“

We could pubi hundreds of state-
mchts rcccivcd from many points all
over the United states and from for-
eign countries. i

But we prefer to give you South
Norwulk input. or, at. least reports
from towns distant only a tow minutes
from South Norwalk I

Here is Mr. Fred Smith. of Dorian.
Conn. wuo says»-

"l had been bothered for n num~
bar of years With dyspopcia. ii‘inully
i look the advice of a friend and got
a bottle of Dr Richards Dyspepsia
Tablets at Allen's drug store The
effect of this remedy was most. speedy
and gratifying. [- bcgnn by taking
two tablets immediately after eating.
After the first low doses 1 was antis-
lled i had at last found a remedy that
was going to cure me. -I was greatly
troubled with sick headaches, pains in
the back and sides which bccumc cx-
cebdlnsiy severe if I attempted to eat
anything that was at all hard to di-
seal it! imam tied to rise and
deuly from a stop up position every-
thing would get black“ before inc and i
would have to’cii‘tch hold of‘ something
to keep from "failing. lily nervous
system was in a‘ shattered condition.
Noise of any kind annoyed me greatly
and such things as getting u good
night's sleep was usually out of thc
question. My strength was going
army rapidly and l was losing weight.
lwus very much surprised to find thui

fare I had mkon‘orie bottle of Dr.

tchurds Dyspepsia Tablets I was
feeling better and as I continued using
this preparation 1 could out anything
1 wanted. I am building up in
strength and health very lust and all
of my distressing symptoms are leav-
in; mo. 1 hope this statement will
be published so that. it may be the
means of getting others who are trou-
blcd us l have been to use Dr. Rich-
aids Dyspepsia Tablets."

For sale by all drulests. Best
to say "Richards" twico. Price 50
cents per bottle. Made by Dr. Rich~
urds Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 53
Worth strcct, New York.

EMERGENCY RATlON A FAILURE.

 

General Wood Makes Report on if m
Official Explanation May Result.

WASHINGTON.- OcL 17.——General
Wood's Sinusnielii. in his unnuai re-
port that the emergency ration has
proved to be a- failure in the Philip-
pines is expected hero to call forth
on oillciui cxpluuatlou pointing out
that the criticism was based upon a
condition of affairs that. does not. exist
today. it is suited at. the department
that thc ration referred to by General
Wood was it compound of you input
with dried bacon. which was never
highly regarded as food for a soldier
in the tropics. In 1901 an army hoard
dcviscd the present emergency ration.
This in cImrpoucd of crisp whole meal.
dessicutcd and dried becf nnd cocoa.
u mixture claimed by army officials
here to be very pulniubio and nutri-
tious. but which has not yet bccn tried
in thc Philippines to any grout oxtcni
Tut-rm “W thousand of the old dis
cardcd rations wore humped to this
country from Manila nyear or two ago
and tho conuulssnry outclais any thcrc
am now uouc loft iii the lsltmds.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.

No woman no matter how regular
hcr features may be can be called
pretty if her complexion is bud. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup ulds digestion
and clears suliuw blotcbed complexions
by stimulating the liver and bowls.
Orino losutivc Fruit Syrup does not
uuuseate or gripe and is mild and
pleasant to tiikc. Remember the
home Orlno uud rcfusc to accept tiny
substitutc. Plaiutcd' s Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy.

 

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

SAUSAGES AND RAT TRAPS.

liuthcr u peculiar combination and
rather u uuggcstivo onc but it is only
in the play. One of this most occcu
tric and amusing characters over soon
oh the stage is blokes Voppu. u Ger-
man vcudor of the hot "illiiilflflt’." in
tlic ruelodrumu New York Day by
iluy. which will be the attructiou at
Huyt's Tbcntrc. Monday ovcning.
Vopps has (I vai'ioty of advcnlurcs and
misfortuucs while arranged in selling
his warca on lilo strcci corners of
New York. some of which arc duo to
his own ludicrous pcrsonulity and
some to the mischievous turns of strum
urcbluu who dollkht in tormenting
him. At lust in ticapnir. bc abandons
tho but uuusugc huuiricsu linli bccomcs
u pcddlcr of Hit traps ’l‘hc author
omits to roll \vhctbor Voppu rcuumcs
the munufucturc unduulc of nausaxcs
lifter u sufficicui, number of rutu hnvc
bccn sucui‘cd.

 

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SATURDAY MA'i‘iNlIlE ANI) Nlilii'i‘.

Murmssr Illoyt auhouncus at his
theatro. ncxt Suiurduy. Mr. Van Kin-
sic. tho popular lending Inch. with an
asccllont company in the always pup-
ulur romantic uiciodrums. prny Jack.
a piuy that has made more than good
throughout Ibc country. A matinee
will be given at which the prices will
be 10 and 25c. 9
Tim COLLEGE wroow. FRIDAY

Th9 volue of The College Widow

 

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mum in this itcr‘e’
wb t We claim for insulin. how utterly

um Altar «tins: Ilibol cur-sin
wcsllscsd moron.
«no», and other symptoms of indi» volition oi the A i”?
them with Superintendents of lrldssisfi
ovary conudcncc' sad siwsys refund um was momentum rods;
cu filil to receive cussiou of reports oiiéiillisd luv curly

cannot bc sscribcd wholly to any one
clument in the play. but the consid-
eration that scams instills is the
youthful spirit of the story. Men dill:
w lne' of mature y

a d sriu ossin' they Micah“, le
mum of the IIv‘Iliy ”TWA p piano
i Aiwnicr camp I. f.

 

ornliyti s ' hyo‘f so “i
m m MM” £13“ can.” t‘ to wildly
praiiyt uciiLlut ii‘ffsir lwe‘o‘u
the young half-bug: sad“ gills widow”
which winds up i ‘ toil mull.
ly. At Huyi g9“ i‘ri iv clung.

- tiivcs, chainsaw: or rout rhcum
“is you oruy. ills touch
our cloth it "s‘ Oiiltinsnl cur-

cs he inost o I. Why squ
for. A‘l druuflil Wit
W
TENDENTO MIIT
nucleon

“Railway
Build-
A dis-

Minors.

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. How the P‘dnnsyivcnis Entire!

~ signals will be clear for them. tho com-

Isigual system, however. the signals

- of these signals is required as" they

Tabs on Its Mon.

PHILADELPHIA, 9a., Oct.‘lc.-in

view of the frequent statements, sug-
gested by the accident which occurred
at Eddington. Penn. on Septcmbcr 29
that it is the pructlcc of Pcnusyivunlu
liullroud cnginemcu to disregard "cau-
lion" signals in their efforts to mulls
a schedule run or locks up for lost
time. taking the chance timiibe “stop"

puny mukcs public the fact that for
several years it. has had an sloborutc
system of "surprise tests." the precsisc
purpose of which was and is to make
cnglaomen constantly on thoir guard
against collisions and Accidents. So
strict. indeed. is this cycle that some
sugincmon have complains of it.

As regards this particular accident
the two coroncr' s juries which investl
gated it have each returned verdicts
exoncruting the compun and its cm-
ploycou from blumc t. Wns shown ‘
that. the signals wcrc set properly, and
that thc snglncmcu applied the air
brukca in passing the “caution" rug
nut, but by reason of an ‘nngie cock
bolus turned between the third and
fourth cars. the air brakcs did not Work
on the lust three cars on the train.
The angle cock in question is of the
standard pattern adopted by the princi-
pnl uir brake companies, and is in use
on all railroads.

"Surprise checking." which was in-
stituted to make cugincmeu always
alert. consists in requiring certain oi-
tlclals ut unusual times and unexpected
placos to set signals at u "caution" or
”dungcr" position, and station them-
selves so that they may see if proper
observnnco is given to the signals.

in order to understand the outlet sig-
uiilcuncc of thiuImcthod of testing on-
uincmcn. it should be noted that auto
matic uiznuls arc. controlled ‘by tho ‘
train and human agency has nothing to
do with their operation. They are io-
cutod between tclcgruph block signal
stations. Thc telegraph block signal
system and thc inter-locking switch
and signal system ouch require. up op-
crutor to manipulate. The automatic
signals do not require an attendant.

At. block signals stations, the mites
of the compuny require ibut the oppr-
ntor shull rcport to the proper officials
uuy ohgincmun not properly observing
all signals. With the automatic block

are located between these ofllccs where
there is no one. to report non-obser-
vance of the signals. That is why
"uurprise'cbecking" was established.

In uutomnntics signalling on the
Pcnnsylvuula Ruilroud, two signals up~
pour to the engincmun. The "borne."
signal is with reference to the block
immediately abcud. if that shows
"white." he may proceed. if it
shows "rod. he must come to it stop
bcforc passing a signul. It he passes
the signul by us much us five. feet. hc
bus violated orders. and is. ihccrfcrc,
subject to discipline. Erich "homo"
signal] has its distance slgnul. which
indicates wbctbcr its “home" signal is
clcur or not. and displays either

white" or' ‘grecu.’

“Grccn” is u "crrution" signal, and
requires the englneruto to got his tinib
uudcr control so that he cautstop at
the “bomc‘ slgnul. This docs not no-
.:cssnrliy moun Unit. the train must
slow down lrumcdlutciy, if it can pass
It "carillon" signal zit it high rules of
speed und still be ublc to stop ut the
non siguui. “Ctrtition” does not mean
"stop."

In “surprise checking." distance sig-
nals urc not In “green," “homo" signals
at "rod." ut place where the engineers
are uccustomed to find them "while."
limbs are displayed, and torpedoes are
pluood on the truck ut unusual places.
switch lights extingucshcd and every-
thing in connection with signalling
Irutns is placed either at u “cuuiion.”

or "danger" position. there being no
dungcr in fact. As strict obscrvnncc

had bccn displayed in u "carillon“ or
"danger" position by the regulur opera-
tion of the truths on tho. roud. if any
engincmun disregards any of these six-
nuls. whcihcr there is a train uheud or
not. they are disciplined just. the same.

it is the well-settled principle of the
Pennsylvania uiunngemcnt that nonli-

gcucI- which might curiae an accident
is ulmout if not quite. as serious as it
the accident really occurred

“Surprise checking" has been con-
ducted with great thoroughness espco
lnlly during the past year. Notable
occasions of this cburucter occurred at
ccrtsin stations on August lib. August
23d, August 24th. October 3d and 0c-
lobcr 5th. On these‘ silvers] occasiops
a total of 2m trains poured the signal
stations during the tests. and all but
tifiocu come to full stops before resch-
lng the testing point.

Every one of the fifteen delinquents
brought his ougino to a full stop before
gutting more than a few fuel bcyund
the signal. But even in those colon.
whore tho orror was simply one of
Judgment in handling the air brakes.
cvcry one of the engineers were so-
vcrely discipllucdu—in some cum as
much as thirty duys‘ suspcnuion' being
imposed. The “carillon" signal moons
"cuuiion." and the “stop" signsi means
"stop."
ihhi order is rcquircd of all
mun.

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CARD

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This is to «Irilfy that all druuilts .

arc sulhoriscd to refund your money if
this” Honey and Tar foils to cure
your cough or cold it. stops the
cough. hssls the locus and provost-
soriouszrcsuiu from a cold. Cures
ls prions cough and prevents pneumo
'nic sud consumption. Contains no I
nbliss. 'l‘h’o genuine is in a yellow plea
an. Refuse substitutos. PIsllMis
Dru: Btorc bud 'i‘ho Clifford. Plisi'
many. I , . .
. Il‘ :
”Ni” smnsm ass COMPANY.
00hr lie-«Tho Court of
Muslim" dccldcii tlidi tho supremo

Court. of this sis“ ha a l‘illlt-I to it I‘

cut iniunctlons rash-sitting the Om-
soitdstsd ass compatriot New York
from cutting off this) “supply of us to

 

 

 

Absolute compliance with i

 
 

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Erroblfsbsd 16937.

 

 

 

Sale of Toilet Wares.

You will find at the Toilet Section :1 very large display
of T oilci necessities and at cut prilcs. Some of these have
been ill stock since. early ill the swamp and of some we have
too many. Hence the clearing. '

Powder Puffs. .

 

F‘Ilot hunderkercbicf puffs .................. 15, 20 and 250
Rouge pawn. ........................... ....20 and 26c
Dorm hankcrchier puffs. ................ 25a in $1 50
liars foot rouge puffs. . . . . .. ............ . ............ 19c ..
Paper powder books. large size .................... 21c
Massage Mitts. 50c size ....................... . ..... . 35c
Rubbcr shampoo brushes. worth 50c .................. 35c
‘omplcxlou brushes worth 25c ........................ 15c
complexion brushes. worth 10c ........................ . 8c , -
Hair Brushes. '
ideal hair brushes. worth $1.00 ......................... 75c
ideal hair brushes, worth 81.25. . . . .......... _ ...... 85c
Military brushcc. worth $1. 00. ........... 75c pair

Military brushes, worth $1.25. ................... 81. 00 psir
~ ()nc lot of handsome Ebony Brushes, silver mounted.
at from $1. 00 to $200 under regular pricc. Value $5 for
$3 50. \ uluc $5. 50 for $4.00. ctc. II
Tooth Brushes.

 

One lot regularly 15 and 20c. . ............... . ....... at 10c

Toiibt Soap.
l’tlrity Castilc Soup, 10c .................. 4 cakes for 25¢
Pond Lily l‘louting Soap .............. ...2 cakes for Be. I
Armour's Violotta. box of .................... 3 cakes (or be
Cake of Custilc and wash cloth .................. 4 for 100
Anchor Castile .......... . ...................... 3 for ‘10c
Armour’s Glycol-inc .............................. 3 far 1.0c
Pasta Muck .......................................... 250
Murray Hill Buth Soap .......................... 3 for 250
Williums‘ Shaving Sticks .............................. 15c
Williams Shaving Soup .............. ‘ ................. 4c

Torlet Powder.
Bubcskiu Powder ............................ 7c
Moycrs' Exoru ......................... . ........... 29c
Yucca. Face Powder. worth 50c ........................ 29c
Oriental Body Suchet. worth $1.10 .................. 85c
Perfumed Talccm. lb. can. ............................ 26c
Florentine Sachct. White) a .......................... 9c
Dew of Clover. worth 500 .......................... 35c
Rikcr's Cream of Roses. .. ............................ «the

Toilet Creams.
Lettuce Cream . ...................................... 8c ‘
Beautiful Belle. worth $1.00 .......................... 79c
Cheeseborough’s While Vase-line, illue Seal ............ lilo I
Socictc Hygienique. Creme on bill de Violettes. jars or tubgs,
Dc Medici Cold Cream. worth 60c ............ . ...... 35c
Cream Rheu ......................................... 36c
Fassett's English Little and Glycorine ............... 9c
Brown's Ideal. 26c size .......................... 290

 

Michelson's F‘uce Balm,
Electric Skin Cleanser.

50c size ..
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Our Stockings at “TWO PAIR FOR TWENTY-FIVE"
exceptionally good value. ' '

We have three wolghts—Fine. Medium and Heavy.

BLACK CAT STOCKINGS are well known for service.

CADET STOCKINGS. knees, heels and toes rc-cnforccd with

special linen. are heartily rccomm ended:

BOYS‘ BLOUSE WAISTS in latest styles and desirable pat-
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