i
. r3
”'"ffl 5‘ 9‘ h t. .“t .4. _, .'.‘ .
wow-imagine end which has hen
years, has borne the sinuous: at
and has been made under his, ,
sonal supervision since its infancy”.
f .. , « Allow no oneto deceive yoninthis.
All Oounterteits, Imitation and “Joshua-good.” are but
u
”PM that tri 0 wt and endanger the health-e:
Mormmi‘unnum‘ig— ”up once against Experiment.
‘WhtiscAsTontA ._
Mun" ‘n’ a harnnesd"nibstitute i’or Castor-011‘. Paire-
gorie. Drops and Soothing.
contains neither Opium,
eubstanee.
srrnns. It is Eleanor. It
Morphine nor other Narcotic
fits use is its guarantee.
find alleys lt‘everishness., It cures
It destroys Worms
Diarrhoea-end Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething fl‘roubles, cures Constipation
u“! MGMYs t.
The Children's
It. assimilates the Food. regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, lying
Panacea The Mother’s Friend.
healthy and natural sleep.
annulus CASTORIA ALWAYS
' _. bathtubs
i I
n ”lice" Fort)
, Ti
ORPHANAGE iN DEEP RIVER?
Bishop Tierney Has Been Negotiating
for Property There.
it is reported front liccp River that.
C. 11. Marlin. tho local real csittlc
agent. has sold to Iilshop 'l‘lcrncy the
Carey property sttuatcd on what is
known as Duggau‘s litIl. just north
of the local railway station. It. is ciao
reported that a. large strip of land has
been purchased by the bishop and that
the house will be used for an orphan
asylum. The spot Is a good one for an
orphanage. its elevation allot-(ls an
ideal view of thc (‘tiiict‘flctliil Iiivcr
from Hadlymc to Hamburg. a tlisltincc
of four nlllt'B. ’I‘hc Carey pi‘tipttrly was
originally crcctcd for a sliilllilci‘ house
for a. New Yorker.
~Blsliop Ticrncy was out of town yes-
terday. Chancellor Murray said that
while negotiations have been on. the
property has not actually changed
hands and that it has not, becn decided
what purpose to put it to.
char THAT com
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25. 60c and $1.00 bottles. The Cllf~
10rd. Baxter's and Plaisted's. ”
WANTED TO HEAR REED SMOOT.
SALT LAKE CITY, Ululi. (lt‘l, .‘il.~~
The extent. to which national politi-
pcal auditions arc overshadowed local-
iy by the Mormon qucstion was showu'
last night. w en a large crowd at a
Republican ra y in the Salt Lake Then.
let. interrupted the speech of Con-
gressnian Charlcs Fl. Illttlcflcld to call
for Beast; . liccd simmt. Senator
iBmoot was expected it) t'cply to the
challenge to! former Senator Thomas
" Realms io debati- as to wotlici‘ Senator
Sutherland was corrm-i In asserting
that. Kearna had bought the senator»
ship from President. Snow. Senator
Smoot denied that Senator Sutherland
had made the charge attributed to
him. adding that. illt- challenge was
bleed on it wilful folio-hood. and f‘tlli~
eluded. "I know that President Show
never sold the scat."
Mr. lllitlcllcld dlsciiasod Iila labor
record. the tariff and tliilt‘l' national
questions.
-ltcli! itch! ltchi-w Scratch! Scrat-
ch! Scratch! 'i'lio lilill't! you scratch
the worse the itch. 'i‘ry llosn's illnlv
meat. It cures piles. ecczmu, any
skin itching. All druggist soil It.
'1‘; a Sentinel want no.
.,. ..._-..-..... . .. ........—.~—.—r!!“‘
t“ MERRILL
Is a definite purpose fulfilled.
' 'D‘ti'y‘and'NIint Sessions.
NO EXTRAS AT MERRILL
I
can monomer-UR swoon:
Dealer and
‘ The militias limit 35W
factor in“
'I’s‘tlie accomplishment of a purpose.
.1 . A Business Education at
South Norwalk. Stamford,
Signature of”,
ver 30 Years.
em mans. n man “If. muss em.
1 TWO STEAMERS FOUNDER.
Twentydhree of Crew of One Drowned
l and Thirty of the Other.
OS'I‘ENI). liclgnim, Oct. :ll.-~~-'l‘lic
(icrumn stcatiicr llcrinnn. front Ant-
werp for illt‘ Mcdltcrrnncau. was sunk
in Ulr- clianncl October 28 as tho i-csult
oi a collision. 'l‘wcuty-throe or her
crew Wcrc drowned.
The collision occurrcti when the llci‘-
man was near thc East Goodwins. The
name of tho vcsscl with which she col-
lided is not known. but it. was asccr-
taincd that slic bud four masts. 'i‘hc
l-lcrmun was an iron vcsscl of 1.4.53
tons not.
i 'I'hc llcrnmn arrived at Antwerp (ic-
tobcr 15 from (lotion. itaIy. Silo was
ibullt at Newcastle. Bug. in itiiil. anti
was owucd by the llampfsclilffabrtz‘
Gescllschnit of lircmun.
MAKES HOMELY WOMEN PRETTY.
No woman no matter how regular
Iicr features may be can be called
pretty it her complexion is bad. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digcslion
and clears sallow blotchad complexions
by stimulating the liver and bowels.
()rino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not
nauseato or gripe and Is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
panic ()rino anti refuse to accept any
substitute. l‘laIstod's Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. ‘
OYSTERMEN MUST FACE TRIAL IN
SUPERIOR COURT.
Having no cvltlcucc to prove that
Eugene Hoyt. an oyster-man of the
East End. Bridgeport. succeeded in sc-
ouring tiny oysters from the private
beds of tho American (lyator Company
off lilack Rock scvcrnl \vccks ago. tho.
prosecuting attorney consented yostcr‘
doy to entering a noilc In the charge
of the theft against them.
’I‘lircu other tlyhi"l'llll‘il wui'c held
for trial In the Stipcrlor Court. Allii'
bcl bond of mill Strutford uvciiuc.
Bridgeport. being required to furnish
hail of $300 for his appearance and
“vary Wall and‘ (‘Ini‘cut‘c Webb both
of Bridgeport being held in $ill0 each
for the l-ltipcrlor (lourt.
The cases which were begun lot-ti
\vi-ck WI'I'I' concludcd after u‘ lengthy
beni'lnti.t befoi'c .Iudgu Nicholson in tho
(‘Ity t‘onrt ycstordny til‘tci'nooti. The
oyult-rnicn furnished hall for tbcntsul-
you and also for the release of their
boats, hcld In condenmntion proceed-
lngs.
I
y has been the, moat. poll-pt
h World‘s development: '
Cnrioslt
_ ..r. .....
COLLEGE
ALL socks can.”
Port Chester; , "
M. A. Menuhin-Inc
Maker of
ladies’ Gioalts. Stills. furs and firm Military. ‘
Garments Made to Dr
tier and ‘Remiideledi‘
as washrooms an. sobmnonwsm
w ‘t r iMeIDIennuvel’fln
ti. .-
‘ fuel-mat J.
*‘ The, sad
‘ Washington strut.
"tllgis’iiitIiQI‘iixét tights
in: William loads to show you. '
d Volk Electrical Compan
us until ii p. in.
II.
Opp. Telephone Escher.
i
Want...”
elastic: snonrusuo warren.
Oentrsi TypeWrilsnTleIlrapllnns 5’"
changes to be Established
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—-—Pians now un-
. tier way will make it unnecessary for
business men to depend upon private
‘ utenozraphers or typewriters. Central
typewrittnx exchanges, to which let-
ters can be dictated over the telephone
circuit. and returned for signature in
.. few minutes, are lobe established in
large cities buildings and hotels.
Such a scheme has been made prac-
tical by means of the telegraphuno.
which not only makes a perfect repro-
duction of the human voice. but. also
records everything that. passes over'
the ordinary telephone. These records
are stored upon a thin steel wire or
disc and can be reproduced tul Indefi-
nite. number of times or removed when
there. Is no further use for them.
Each of the central exchanges will
have a number of telopra phones and n
stuff of typewriter experts. and trained
linguists. ' ,
When the business man or the guest
In a large hotel wishes to dictate he
will be able to pick up the receiver
of his telephone and ask to be connect
ed with a tolegraphonc in the can
change. By means of n small switch-
board he will have complete control of
the machine to which he is dictating in
the exchange. if It. should be neces-
sary to make any changes In the let-.
for a push button Is‘prcsscd; which
brings a pair of magnets. stronger than
those which made the record. Into con-
tact with the wire and any part or the
whole of the letter In immediately wlp.
cd. in the same way records of dictat-
cd letters are wiped out. as soon as
transcribed. so that. the machine In al-
ways ready for use at. any time.
As soon as tho dictation is finished
the typewriter operator places the to-
Iegruphono soundors to his ears and
transcriber; the records which have u
been made, returning the letters to the
office from which they were dictated.
The matter transcribed might be Eng-t
llsli French, German. or any other lan-
guagc. It might be legal. scientific or
technical, full of difficult words anti
phrases which \vonld lax oven ntlie
most highly educated expert stcnograp.
hcr to take down In shorthand Willi
rapidity and accuracy. When the cen-
tral typcwriiiug exchanges are cstab~
Ilsbcd. tclcgrnplionca will cna‘blo busi-
ness men to dictate letters at a. great.
spccd. in any language and on any
subject.
Many. a man of humane Iiupulses,
who would not willingly harm a kitten.
Is guilty of cruelty where his own
stomach Is coucerncd. ()vcrdriven.
overworked, when what It needs is
smut-thing that will digest the food eat-
on and Iiclp the stomach to recuperate.
Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia
that is sold by The Clifford l'iuir-
niacy. "
CANADIAN PARLIAMENT CONTEST
Hon. w. 8. Fielding. Who Was Unseat.
ed for Irregulariiies, Again a
Candidate.
HALIFAX. N. 8., Oct. 31.~—There In
much Interest throughout Canada In
tho bye-citx‘tlon which is being held to
day in the. Quoens-Sbclbnrne district. of
the province to tilt the vacancy in the
Federal Parliament. caused by the tin-
scutlug of lion, W. s. Fielding, Fi-
nance Minister in Wilfrid luxurious
Cabinet_ for irregularities committed'
by his agents In the general election.
The minister is a candidate for re-
ciectlou. ills opponent is Dr. B. C.
Weldon. dean of the law school of l)a|-
liousle llnlvcrsltyranaa former mem-
ber of Parliament. The contest has
bcou a spirited one and while the bins
cruls have claimed that Fielding would
have a walltovcr. they have made a
hard tight. to prcvciit a possible re-
vcrse.
In two recent byoelcctiopa In Onta-
rio and one In Quebec County. for
many yours a Lauricr stronghold, the
government ciindidatos were defeated
and it is partly on this account that. tho
Libcruis arc tanking strenuous efforts
to make a good showing In Quccns~
Slielbtti'ue County today.
A YOUNG MOTHER AT 70.
“My mother has suddenly been made
young at 70. Twenty years of iutnnse
suffering from dyspepsia bad entirely
disabled her. until six months ago,
when she began taking llllectric illi-
Icra, which have complctciy cured her
and restored the strength and activity
alto had In the prime of life." writes
Mrs. W. 1;. GIIpatrIck. of litinforti.
Mc. Greatest restorative medicine on
the globe. Bola Sloiuacli. Liver and
Kidneys right. purities the blood. and
cures Malaria, llillousnoss and Weak-
ncsses. Wonderful Nerve 'I‘onlc.
l’rice 50c. [Guaranteed by it‘. ll. Bax-
ter's. Bouth Norwalk. and B}. P.
Wood’s, Norwallt, drug stores. ”
‘DEATH IN JUDOE'B FAMILY.
Owing to the (loath of Judge Bhum-
Way's father in law there was no mm—
sion of the Civil iiupr-rior Court in
Bridgeport. ycstcrtluy . Court. was nil-
lournod uiittl Friday. The hearts to
the suit of Eleanor ll. Morn vs. low
It. lit-cite. which in at present. before
the court. will bu resumed at that
little. '
file-‘nqnu‘tj «ma-fl
"i‘ltuor up." said the preacher. "you
wit meet. your bill wives in heaven.
' rd. lint." exclaimed the sick
illlh. ,t‘ihtiis“lust What's butli’gi-ln'
ma ‘wgilti .. c it p '
.?
1". . yr . . f‘ ‘U. i
at minimal.
a.’ ill". " amoraiy :itl'a'd I‘ll;
. n We”: :si. .sgmastusunendt t
M h s W'E'JQ.‘.',“'.‘ to noun-non
Woman at. st. stills. m.
. ‘ ”by“, ”W V? 5‘ 1.1g“). 9
ms ii I
i 5"
M.’
bu.‘ '
units. my Ilsa chimed". a
s.
an” ....
was
m
‘ “MY .Hunpmo ass invests."
--,—-—-
"A Booth Nerwslk Women Finds s
atomsch Cure in Dr. Riehsrds
Dyspspeis Tablets. ‘
Mrs. Owens "did not dare satisfy
her appetite."
l Please notice that tilts, did
‘dare. she was and. liedato be afraid
of her stomach. until , he took Dr.
Richards“ Dyspepsia Ts etc.
"How many men and women of
South Nor-walk srewctual slaves of
their stomachs. ‘
And yet academia at‘bnnd.
Mrs. E. 0. Oriental? restaurant keep-
Norwulk. Conn. says:.+—:
"Both my husband and mysell hour-
tily endorse Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
'i‘nbieta. And it' any one In South
Norwalk should be in doubt as to the
virtues of this remedy send him or her
to me and I will endeavor to prove Its
value. Having been. In business for
a number of years at 22 North Main
street fond having ‘come In contact
with all'cla‘sses or people I am sure
that'not one word i may say here will
be doubted by my many friends and
acquaintances. Up to the middle of
last February; when I began taking
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets, my
digestive organs were In a weak con-
dition, and for this seen I did not
dare satisfy my npp§lte which was
generally good; My at lunch could not
digest properly and l was usually
much distressed after eating a hearty
meal. I tried many medicines with
no beneficial results, until my husband
gave me shuttle of Dr. Richards 'I‘ab.
lots which he got at Plainted's drug
store. 'l‘wo bottles had cured my hits-
band completely. It took four to ef-
fect a. cure with me as my case. was of
long standing. I recommend this
medicine for the simple reason that
it cured me when everything else foll-
d ..
For sale by all druggists. Best
to say “Richards" twice. Price 50
cents per bottle. ‘ Made by Dr. Rich-
ards Dyspepsia 'l‘ablet. Association, 53
Worth street. New York.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
llOYT'S THEATRE, TONIGHT.
No play before the moledranintlc
public today is more deserving of our.
rose than "The Master Workman“
which is announced at lioyt‘s Thcstro
tonight. ’ '
Its chic! charm is in the purity of
Its story and the natural manner iii‘
which it. Is mid. As it melodramatic
work It is unique In which the strong-
cst effects are produced by the quie-
test methods. While the principal
characters are laboring people and the.
scenes represented include the factory
and thc bumble lodgings of workman.
tho play makes no attempt to solve the
labor and capitol question and instead
of being a sermon on socialism and po-
litics Is on intensely interesting roman-
co with powerful situations and thril-
ling climaxes. Seventy-live, people an-
In the production and some of the most
elaborate stage settings ever seen In
Inclotiramntic productions onchancc
its completeness.
WEARY WILLIE WALKER.
Weary Willie Walks; Is by no means
the first season‘s experiment. it hav-
Ing a long time ago fully demonstrated
Its marvelous entertain us qualities in
every direction of cxcrutlatinxly origi-
nal fun and In point of music. is re-
garded the peer of all Inilutu' produc-
tions. while taking fr at rank. as a
melosious nudity. its mission seems
to have been to bring all the vocal
cclcbretutues under the control of Its
music features and thus further en-
hanced its value In this respect. One
has only to glance over the Weary
Walker register In order to substan-
tiate the claims for singing supremacy,
a title that has never yet been disput-
ed and well defended this season. At
lioyt‘s 'i'lienirc. Friday night.
llENNE'I‘T-MOI'I.’I‘0N NEXT WEEK.
The annual visit of this wr-Ilkuown
company has btwomo an event In the
umiiscmcnt llnc In this city. as thou-
sands of our citizens have attended
tlictr pcrloruiuuccs in the past and
know the i'cptitatiou of the company
for kccptug up the standard of carrot
Icncy for which It is noted. and they
know just what to expect next week.
The management protnhuui the bout,
acting company that money can uccuro
and n ctirload of special scenery.
Amusement lovers can anticipate a
focal and they will surely not it. The
priced it), 20 and 30 cents, oriuinutcd
by this company. will prevail. Fli‘fli
class spocluitlca will be Introduced bu-
lwecn the acts. Monday will be Iadlcs'
night. at which time 200 bcnt rcst-rvml
«citta may be obtained It Iii ccuts.
INVENTION I8 ADOPTED.
Rev. c. s. Inlloek of banners. Wins
Oneness.
This palatial steamer. Hendrick lind-
son on the Hudson river day line. usi~
led the most elegant passenger boat
afloat. In equipped with an apparatus
for detecting and reporting fires that
was invented by the liov. C. Seymour
Bullock of litrutford.
When the Fall River line boat. Ply-
mouth. damaged some few months ago
by u had fire. Is once more out Into
mmmisuluu it will have a similar de.
vice in mm upon It.
This lire armour-litter, as ii In called.
was perfected by Mr. bullock in his
leisure lime and Is pronounced by all
who hilVIi soon lot workings a great in-
vention. it works with thermnsists
and as soon MI a fire breaks out in
any art of the boat its intuition is in.
dicst fl and it "rain given at, several
stations which tire stunted in places
nut-go this ofilcdrs lit the ilolt are when
on my. 4 " ‘*' ‘ '
, There are ll of thbss‘sttitionsbn lilo
Hendrick lititiiiori so that if’ ll fire.
breaks out its location is made known
at once in these in command at the
best so that. they inhysei accordingly.
Mr. liullock is onetime with the
owners at may other _ to or the int
stallstion at his tum so that tits in-
{eimon is likely to be my profitable
o in. .
'l‘rtia snoutfirlsd fri ds oi the llmil .
“may. iAttls Ills , ‘rI. ml
with? “ii.“ .. a not ~
9 O .
” m cum s“.
I
or sieitsn. 80in by
laser.
W
litre. Montana-Dose your finalised
drink regularly? am. hoses-«mo.
”it. I'll WP! mmewdudys.
v-“hvm’l *m a...
not. appealed case of James Iii. EliOIt.‘0'
or. of 22 Nortbf"min'sireet, South
‘ .... .....‘.. gun-n.
TICKERG FOR POOL ROOMS. ,
Jsmee E. Basil's One vcomes Up In
Iupsrlor Court.
BRIDGEI’ORT, Oct. 31.—~A demurrer
was argued heioro Judge Rorshnck In
the Superior Court yesterdnyton the
New Haven. who was charged in the
lower court with aiding and abetting a
gambling place by placing therein a
telegraph ticker. The place was the
pooiroom of James E. Burnam. This
Is the first time in this state that the
question of liability of~ii telegraph com
pany In furnishing tickers for pool
rooms has been raised. In the case
originally James P. Lay. manager of
the Western iiniou. and Peter Stafford,
a lineman. were co-defentlants.
For the demurrer the arguments
were made by J. lilrney 'l‘uttic. of New
liavcn. tor Mr. Scott, and by Galen
Carter for the state. ' The former
claimed that. the complaint could not
stand. as there was no proof that Scott
was aware that he was placing his tick.
er in a gambling place. He claimed.
that the. apparatus was exactly the
same as that used in brokerage offices
and his client was not to know and
had no reason to Inquire If the ticker
was going Into anything else than a
brokerage oillco. -
Mr, Carter took the ground that It
as Mr, Scott's place to know the
.hurncter of the place In which his
ticker was installed. There was an
interesting dialogue between the two
attorneys. Mr. 'l‘nttle‘ expressed his
opinion that a brokerage place Is often
times a gambling place. Mr. Carter
ugieotl with him. Mr. Tattle said that
brokerage was ”worse than pool selling
and to tIiIsMr. Carter» agreed.
Mr. Carter claimed that it would
be Impossibletfor pool‘rooms to con
tinne If they were not. added by the
telegraph companies and he had cvl‘
deuce to show, he said, that. the tele-
grsph companies charge high prices
for the tickers. knowing that they run
a risk in letting them out.
The court took the case under ad-
visement.
DOCTORS
SAID HE WOULD NOT
LIVE ‘
Peter Fry. Woodruti. Pm. writes:
“After docioring for two years with
the best. physicians in Woynesburg.
and still getting worse. the doctors ad-
vised me If i had any business to at-
tend to i had better attend to it at
new. as I could not. possibly live an:
other month as there was no cure for
inc. Foley's Kidney Care was rec-
ommended to me by a friend. and l
immediately sent my son to the store
for It. and after taking three bottles I
began to get better and continued In
Improve until I was entirely well."
l‘iaisted's Drug Store and The Glitter
Pharmacy. "
INCREASE FOR P. O. CLERKS.
Men In .8600 and 3700 Grades Benefits
adv-Ninetyvslx New Clerks.
,WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.——~Ruturns
showing the inicxpcnded balances in
tho allowances for salaries of clerks
in city post-ottices were received by
hirst Assistant. Postmaster General
Hitchcock yesterday. and in view of
the amounts rcportod he is able to
authorise 270 promotions and till addi-
tional cicrkahips. dating 'from Novem‘
her I. The increase in salary will so
to clerks In the 3600 anti 8700 grades.
each promotion carrying an advance of
$100. The new clerks will start with
a comptuuistion at the. “rate or 3800 per
annum.
The additional allowances are to be
distributed among twenty cities. the
allotment being based on the volume of
postal business transacted. the amount:
of overtime required of the clerks and
the number of appointments and pro—
motions already ‘nliowed during the
current year. ‘ '
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
~Mrs. Franklin iluah. of New Castle.
Del. says: "i slithered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped the
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one
fill cont bottle ctti‘oll mu coniplctoly."
For sale by R. ii. Plulsicd. P. H.
Baxter and The Clifford l’hormocy. “
NEW CORPORATIONS.
'l‘iic (hinneoficui Real ”state (i -
puny of New lines has tiled a cord -
rain of incorporation with the state
meorctui'y. ’I‘he corporation has an
authorised capital stock of notice and
business will nomn‘wnnstimoo. 'l‘iic
ineorporstora are MOI '1‘. Andrew.
Frank ll. Wailinun and Charles I. Dick-
ermun. all at New Haven.
The 'l‘rtbblc Autommlc Salvage Buoy
(‘ompnny of Orange hint tiled a rerun»
cstuvot‘ Incorporation. The corporstion
proposes to go into the msnutucturins.
buyluu. Bellini and dealing In all kinds
of buoyiiI life presenters sod other
marine appliances or every description,
The authorised capital stock is 05.000
and business will begin with ”.600. Jo-
seph ii‘. 'l'rilibln. of Norwich. and lildwln
P. 'l‘hnmns and F's-ed A. Rtissell, at
West lineman the incorporate".
tiouinnny, at New Haven. has tiled s
onrtiilnsiu of organisation.
Pininilsld has died it certificate of In-
cmssezotmpltsl stuck «out "‘0,“on
“00.099. W y ,
u
I
The New Haven Printerii' Roller
't‘kn tam. Hills Corporation Of
T mans miter. alienating mt.
e
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Advertisements. i
w... «in as
Mouth/led 18.37.
”‘m‘
nl‘n-‘I ..
Sale of Silver Novelties.
There is a table full of the pretty and unique articles
that are always necessary on dresser or toilct table. The
greater number arc. in French gray or bright silycr,‘but a
‘ few arc in brass and bronze. You will find inkstaitds, pow-
dcr cases, hair rcccivcrs, gloves and handkerchief boxes.
Also the dainticst and most artistic jewcl boxes lined with
velvet and pulled satin. 'I‘licsc arc the vci'y things some of
us will be hunting for in December.
l’riccs 75c, $1.50 and up.
. . . « Center Counter.
Closing Sale of Fine Flannels.
50c values for 35¢.
The result of 3 Sharp bargain in the Flannel market
brings this gathering of Scotch and French Fiaiincls to be
closed out. Fancy stripcs inpalc pink. blue, gray, and a
low Persian combined with white. Washable of course.
35¢: a yard.
For Art Embroidery.
Clearing Sale of Commenced Pieces.
At the Embroidery (Icpartmcnt is oficrcd a small col-
lection 0i conuncnccd pieces iii Mount Mcllick, Gittcrtyl and
Hcdcbo Centers. The group rcprcscnts poppies, pinks.
strawberries. violets and apple-blossoms, and each piccc is
one quarter cotiipiclcd.
Prices $2.00 and $2.50 each.
\‘Vortli from $4.50 to $5.00.
Mnlcrialsti'or finishing included.
Do not forget the Special Sale of Ardahan hugs. The
size is 4.6%!» a very practical one for the hallway. the
front of the fireplace or the bullet.
$5.75 while they last.
Rctiicnilicr that Mrs. Ncwniaii will remain at the Cor-
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