Pronto. to: i ”it J
mesa ligaments field:
, rahnumrtiinsx’u
unwound.
“escrow
Hr.
Wop—.—
A‘ cinemas. c;
which adhbtfihtul’f
it t."..'...‘}"{]
it. ”no: -.
TOWN POPULATED BY BOYS.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5.——A dispatch to
the Tribune from Richmond, Ind..
says:
A boy‘s town populated by 5.000 boys
policed by boys. offitierod by boys. and
for boy’s own pleasures and instruc-
tions. is to be an attraction at the Win-
ona Assembly next year. The trustees
announced today that. they had auth-
orized Judge William Brown of the
Juvenile Court of Salt Lake City. to
take charge of such a project. and or-
ganize a boy's municipality. The boys
will have a section of the grounds set
apart. for them. They will live in tents.
The city will be the first. of its kind
in the United States. Connection with
the scheme for a Y. M. C. A.. Sunday
schools public schools and other stu-
dents of the boy problem.
3100 REWARD, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at. least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. ilall's Oatsrrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's Cu-
tarrh Care is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
stating nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
falls to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address F. J. CHENEY it (30., To-
ledo. 0.
V,Soid by all tirugglsts. 750.
Take liall's Fatally l'illa for t‘lllli-lii'
potion. "
DANISH TREASURER
EXPECTED
TO nsrua .
N
, CHICAGO. Nov. 5mm]. t‘hrlsliiln lia-
kiltlacn. supremo trcitaurcr of the thin»
ish Brotherhood of America. who has
been missing slut-c Octobcr 20 has
been heard from. according to n stato-
meni ninth» by his wife ,vcatt-rduy. it
is expected he will return und adjust
his tangled financial affairs within it
few days. Mrs. Eskildacn declined to
lay whore. bcr husband has boon, but
inserted that cvcrylblng was all riitht.
Discrepancy of about $lil,ooo was dblw
covered in thc accounts of Exhibition
ond satisfactorv arrangement. for my
lusting the tangle ware muda Satin--
day.
A YEAR OF BLOOD.
The your 1903 will long be remem-
bered in the home of F. N, 'i‘ncttet. of
Alliance. Kim. on a year of blood:
which flowed no copiously from Mr.
'l‘nckct's lungs that. death normed very
near. iic writes: "severe bleeding
from the. lungs and a frightful cough
had brought me at death’s door. when
l hogan taking lir. King’s New lilo-
oovory for (‘onnumptlom with the us-
tnninhina result that after taking four
bottles l was completely restored and
as little bait provvn permanently can
ad." Guaranteed for Horn lumgn,
dough! and t‘otdli. in i". ll. hunter‘s.
South Norwnlit. and it}. P. Wood‘s.
Namath. drug aims. Price title and
81.00. 't’rint bottle tree, “l
tit-infill! animmr autumn.
(iiifllliltli. Nov. ti.~tfidwnrd ll.
Bristol. a resident or West tibenhlrs.
committed suicide by slitting his
throat yesterday, and the body was not
discovered until early today. ilriaiol
was A timcblulnt about fortyyeiirs
old. Mid it is thought he ltilloti him‘
self «on. a sudden fit. of insanity.
its leaves a widow and one son
Thu heat treatment for indignation
and troubles of the stomach in to rest
tho-W. than» bofimusl by a
good digestnnt. Mot put: the atom-
nightfall shape to satisfactorily erfurtn
f a. (load for but position.
not: .» , Nil. (limitation. pulpitaiiou
of ritual an pail. Kodnt ill
With the
in illicit eon ormtty
l‘l’m Drug haw.
‘ W, m Clifford‘ggam and
. "r or
rfifflllMfit’. . . »
_ ha
i
in! Y'ultau
.:AIWays nah .'
ENT.
Harvey Maxwell of Farmington was In-
stantly Killed
NEW BRl'l‘AiN. Nov. ii.~—~ifarvcy
Maxwell aged 33. non of a wealthy
h‘armington merchant. was instantly
killed yesterday afternoon about 4 p.
m., in an automobile accident near the
Berlin railroad station.
He and two othcra Were riding to-
ward tho south with a chauffeur ill
charge of the machine and when go-
ing under tho railroad bridge near the
station ihc chauffeur lost control oi
the machine.
The auto struck at tclcgrnph pole
and was wrcckctl. All were thrown
lllll. '
Maxmdl struck the pole and
killed instantly.
A man named Kchoc who refused
to give his first name but who is said
to belong in llranford. was thrown out
FATAL AUTOMOBILE ACCID
“'88
and his right leg was brokcn and
crushed.
lie was brought to a drug store
where ills injuries were dressed.
G. B. BURHANS TESTIFIES AFTER
FOUR YEARS.
G. B. Bnrhans, of Carllslc Center. N.
Y., writes: “About four years ago i
wrote you stating that i had been cu-
tlrely cured of a severe kidney trott-
bic by taking less than two bottles of
Foley's Kidney (lure. it entirely
stopped the, brick dust sediment. and
pain and symptoms of kidney disease
disappeared. i am glad to say that
l have never had a return of any of
those symptoms during the four years
that have elapsed and I am evidently
cured to stay cured, and heartily rec-
ommend Foley's Kidney Care to any
one suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble." i’iaisted‘a Drug Store and
The Clifford Pharmacy. "
NO DIRECT TAX lN VERMONT.
Mth’l‘PiiliJltlil. Vt. Nov. ftho di-
rri'l. tax will have. to bc levied by the
present session of the state li-gisluiurc
for the attaining biennial tcriu unless
extraordinary appropriations shall be
made. according to the biennial report
of Judson iii. (fuilbmun, of ilurllniztou.
stain commissioui-r of tuxcs. which hits
1th been made public. The account
or corooratiou and colleotrnl inheri-
tance taxes collected durina thc blcu-
ulul tcriu ending June 30, littltl. shows
a total turn-nan over the term ending
Juno (lo. 1900. of 8482.120. The amount
collected from corporation taxes dur-
iuir ibiil last biennial term was $1,363.:
782. and the. revenue from this and
other solircen'oxcueded this current ox-
ponsen ol‘ the state government during
the last biennial term by upyards of
.
I
Various new sources of taxation are
suggested by Mr. Cushmnu‘in his re-
port. Among them are taxation of do
posits in savings banks. public utility
corporations and a graduated tax on
direct inheritance.
lianitt'il Kidney and bladder Pitts
act on both kltinnys and liver. and as
a result afford the quickest relief front
axons» of uric acid. fluid by The Gilf~
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge i‘hur»
nanny. “
FATALLY lNJURlD IV TitOLLlV.
"lint-lilil’tll}. Nov. it.» Howard An-
drus, Monti-«four years. while driving
into inst stain was struck by n frolic
car on tho Cheshire and Milldnie roa .
and partition fatally'lniitrod.‘ His head
was lurrlhlv out and he was removed
to the “widen Hashim. .
. WW
STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in _
ailluu Balm is breaking.” acids whole
liver trlOti. almost wt W mutton.
tile 256. file and 31.00 this. 'l‘hn
billiard. Baxter's nadrlaim‘l. "
. WW
now 'ri-tiv’otlsnttlt.
"After all. what in the offing? bo-
ivmn mile W and 'uisstadr'
“i dont new. hatthsdthsrsnoe be
tween «Minutes are sometimes
nerea.':~rhttndslphtn “deer.
beware Little flatly Risers. About
the most reliable)“: on the market.
said lay the Clifford Pharmacy not}
the pup rail-wit.
in. Bra.-
president. played the fairy godfather
i ”W .7 i t:
Commissioner ill Immigration
Sargent Wili'tlrus That Great-
er pare'bt‘ Exercised—Fav-
ors $1.000 Tax on All tithin-
one
WASHINGTON, Nov. b.-—Spurred.
probably, by the chase that extended
along the shores of New England and
ended in' the schooner yacht Frolic
landing a boat load of Chinese at Prov-
idence. it 1., Commissioner of lmmb
grution Sargent will urge even more
rigid miss to bottom the “yellow per-
il.“ or such part of it as may affect.
America at home. in his forthcom-
ing report he will ask that the (ini-
nose be put on the same fooling as
other aliens in the matter of appeals.
At,’ the present than the. Celestial is
the "only foreigner who‘s case. is finally
tnkn to the courts. the right to deport.
other immigrants resting entirely with
the administrative officers. Commis-
sioner’Sargent‘ also our insist that the
time has arrivedtoobmpol all Chinese
within the‘ United iStatus to register
again. While the commissioner will
not touch on the matter in his report.
it is known that ho is a warm save.
cute of the imposition of a ”.000 tax
on all Chinese suturing the country
with a view to remaining.
l
t
l
ecu—“an‘
William Loch. Jr...secretarly to the
to the White House family this week,
and as a result the Roosevelis have
been gourmaudizing. When Secretary
Loch was in Wyoming on a hunt he
had the. good luck to has an elk.
Knowing the President's fondness for
game. be promptly sent a quarter of
the animal to his distinguished chief.
The Presidential family have had elk
served in nearly every known style.
and the White House chef has thought
up a few original ways of serving the
meat, Secretary Leah's gift has sl-
ienccd the dings made by envious ri-
vals. who insisted he had succeeded in
getting nothing more important than
a couple of jack rabbits on his gun-
ning trip into the West.
When Secretary Motcalf drops the
portfolio of Commerce and Labor to
rule the destinies of Unclc Sam‘s sea
force, the service will find in him a
warm friend and ardent champion of
a greater navy. in thc Fifty-sixth
Congress Mr. Metcalf was a member
of the House Committee on Naval Af-
fairs. and be urged. in season and out.
the need for building more hatlcshlps
and adding steadily to thc navy. liow-
cvcr. Mr. Motcull' will [arc a pretty
problcm that now confronts Sum inry
Bonaparte. With the advcnt of gi~
aantic battleships. it will be discovered
that tho harbors of the country arc
not able to receive them. This has
unexpectedly been found to be the
case with the proposed visit of the
battleship lxmisianu to New Oricaus,
a visit. which had to be abandoned hc-
causc the harbor could not sconmiuo.
date. the vessel. in New York liar-
bor drcdgcs are working day nmi night
to have a channel cut that will insuri-
the safe entry of thc two big liners
now building in Great Britain. ’l‘hat
this condition of affairs should prcvall
In the most. important North and South
ports of tho country is due cutircly ill
the short-sighted policy of Congress in
devoting more than «in per cent, of tin-
appropriations to providing for llli‘
army and navy. for pcnaions and till“
lntcrlor llcpariutcnb and giving loss
than it per cent. to rivers and harbors
Improvement. ()1 what use will be
a mentor navy if the harbour of the nu
lion cannot shatter the vessels in cusc
of war or stortu'.’ This is a flurry
that is living nakiul iicrc daily. and
which find no answer. The question
probably will be one of the topics of
illif‘naillml at tin-n convention of iii».
National ltlvors and Harbors Congrats,
which meets hort- December 0 and 7.
Much aniusomcnt has been occasion-
nd to unofficial Washington this wank
by the legacy left to the local branch
of tho Brewery Workurs' Union by
Joseph lilndauor. ii member of the or-
ganization who died reconfiy in l’lttn-
burg. On his deathbed, filnduucr. cv:
ideally with deliberation. perpetrated
u take on his followers by bequeathtng
to the union the sum of $2.000. with
the stipulation that the sum be an-
‘F
”superman
rou suoum KNOW
We want the people of South Nor-
walk and vicinity to know that the
most valuable and delicious cod liver
preparation known to medicine in Vt.
no . .
Vinot contains all the medicinal
elements of cod liver oil actually iltlft‘il
from fresh t‘fttlft‘ livers, but. not a drop
of the «useless. avatar oil to upset ow
sinnumti and retard its work. and in
this is added pcptoinito of‘iroti ttuub:
trout.
For this mutton Vinoi iii Mammal
tllolughont the world as the greatest
health "stirrer and strength «rt-aw
known to medicine. and We do not
button there is a man, woman or child
in South Numb: but what Vlaot will
benefit them tit this season of the
”If.
Vinoi cronies be
for old people.
filth and strength
weak. sickly women
tad wildnmnnrsing dictum, and an
or. . severe sickness.
., not sum hacking cmghs. chronic
colds. Namibia. and all throat and
i tron .
_%yVinoi on our offer to return
motor if it falls. The Clifford
Pharmacy.
Note.«~Whiin we are note agents for
Vinni- in innit: Namath. this now let
nit at the landing drug store in hourly
ivory town sad sit in . 0 country.
look for the Vine agency in your
> ~ ._ _uw.m.WW‘r
N ‘ s ,1 . W0 a result than .
“V0“ me“ rainstorm... a”...
m
TH“; subuni- A" Unmu, in every park in Washington It is
‘ puma Tam‘ll horde" mm" ,, '
g unusual for a visitor to find
"#5..” umm'"°'°d the inquisitive little animal sharing
the park bench with him and calmly
rob of
going through his pockets in sea
nuts. '
A Hummus THAT cum
W
Can we (ilsplilt‘ ‘
- llu \‘tcil-ltunuu
Lpctlliut.lun-rtcuu
'01th are pvt"
outr‘!
if you would make a fortune and at
the same time win the evvrlasting
gratitude of the Post Office department
invent a mail bug catcher, that will
actually snatch a mail hag safely from
a fast flying train. The problem of
removing the mail from trains running
at full speed always has been a prob-
‘lnm with the Department. For want of
a better scheme it is now the custom
of the railway postal clerks to throw
the bag out of the car door. Sometimes
the bag lands near the station and at
others it is often 1th yards or more
away. Frequently the bag is lost alto
gather. in addition the practice of
‘llow “”0
hour tta~ Wm,
will], ”I Gill Ml ill-r.
runs. it guru“ M if
i should "it"
“Ibin't “blink h"
'mfl‘" “WU tltint’a
» illilloy m, “m,
make you irritable; __vou cunt it...“
you are unable. to quietly and calmly
perform your daily “hits or our, {W
your children.
The relation of the ncrvca and mu.
erntlvs orgaun‘in WWW" is an clan;
that ninasttenths of tilt) norm... 1...,»
trstion, nervous dulublr. the in"...
sleeplcuneu and nervous irritnlmm.
arias from some dernurrnwnt or of,
organism which makes bar a “limp".
Fits of depression or remit-waist bud
irritability: spirits easily ntt‘m-totl. an
that one minute she laughs, the urn
minute weeps; pain in the illllltrllllllftl
region and between this Mll'tlllllcrg;
loss of voice; nervous dl‘hfltltiui“; a
tendency to cry at the lvnn, prm‘ut‘ti-
lion-nil these point to nervous prog-
tration.
Nothing will relieve this distrcsaing
condition and prevent months of pros-
tration Ind suffering so surely its Lydia
E. l'inkhnm'o Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. M. E. filinttvcllmf lilfi Flatbunh
Avenue. Brooklrn, N. l'.. writes:
"I cannot express the wonderful with t
have a rlaneod by tnkitllg Lulu: l1 ltmk'
hoops vegetable Compoun . I natural {or
I long time with nervous illustration, buck-
loho. hit-«incite. loss of iilipfllitt‘ l nulti
not. sleep and would walk the floor “11...,“
everyni ht.
“I hat three doctors and got nniwmn and
life was a burden. i are slum: 1.. L...
Lydia E. Pinkhom'a \‘cuctabln \‘umpound.
and it. has worked womb-rs for mu,
“1 am a well woman, my narvnmnm in all
gone and my friauds any i look but yam
younger."
Will not the volumes of lclierg from
women made strong by Lydia t). l‘inp.
bam's Vegetable i‘ompmind rump“...
all Women of its virtun'.’ Surely ym,
cannot wish to rcmaln sick, weak
and discouraged. exhumed such it”
when you can be as easily cured as
other women.
n ti u we
has resulted many times in severe in-
jury to persons standing beside the
tracks and in some (taxes death has
followed from a blow from the has
More than 100 inventions have. been
submitted to the Department, for each
anti every one which the inventors
claim perfection. Those 100 inventions
have accumulated during the last five
years. and now the Department ex-
perts are about to institute tests to
select the best one or discard all. The
committee is headed by C. V. Vichery,
Superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service.
-ltching. bleeding. protruding or
blind plies yield to Dean's-Ointment.
Chronic cases.soon‘ relieved anally
cured. pruggists all selijit. '
popuus prosecutors.
BENNETT-Mommas roatam iii
A Daughter of the People a romantic
melodrama. it is a. story of they dan-
gers to which a young Russian girl.
heiress to a large fortune. is subject
from the time when her father thinks
himself pennllcss and blows out: his
brains in the‘gambling room at Monte
Carlo. until his daughter is finally sav-
’cdt from her prosecutors by their own
anemia and the bravery of a manly
young Englishman and his American
friend. The father. before his death.
has mortgaged his daughter to the
adventurer. who has lent him the
money for his last stake. Under the
Russian law. the daughter becomes
the sari of the man who holds the
mortgage: but the Englishman and his
friend unfold the Russian any who
‘ “ ’ ‘ would secure possession of the young
pcnvlctl on a four»! ll‘llii'lt mo in but girl. Then the Englishman, who of
built the last pcuui of llb twill his course. falls in love with his charmc
stu'llt in (‘t’illlllll‘t‘ and llllill..llllti\ The tag protege. attempts to take her to
prcaidcut of the local union \\ i.» lu- his bump in England. 'l‘wo male vii-
sirut-tctl to lil‘ll‘ll: int-l. thv halt for lions. aided by a female accomplice.
lmriul. and premonition m w [llitllt' tor succeed in again getting her into their
the ercutcst lllilliltli'l that il‘nslnucrnu clutches and take her to the Russian
uorklugmcn cm sat down in. The frontier. where she is rescued Just on
union tlt'fl'nyctl llu- mpcnxm‘ of lllc her “it“ it! to be sacrificed. Tonight
fuhcral and limit our tl.~ immature lAldlefl'fllKhL
policy tor upon that am to furnish
lhr feast. Two days ultr: tltv i‘clti-
lnnltlvs at tin» izldh‘ the union uunlc
aladsoutu lll‘lvil‘ilii'ltHil-t lo (';»".'\‘ wit the
it's! llt‘ltl Ni of ll » iii in l‘.l.-'lt~' \ t‘nlt'tv
litiilvc was M‘lii 'il "llll‘tl lhl- tnuui‘t’
nil illi‘ policy, Hilly llll‘ll \\:l.~ it dz}
t'm‘t-rcil that the instrument ltt'lll It
clause iuvulidutiuu it if the hotttur
camp to death by its own hand. Lin-
tlaucr bull cotnniittttt silll‘ivlit Ncw
tbc l'nion is dolnv ‘nlllii' izdt tluuitinlz.
and idlidttucr's incur-r) undoubttwily
uill be kept grccu
i‘rusiticut “liltfii'hill 1. minus cvcry
admiring» of than one full il;l\'~ to tn-
llitlizi' in his tnio'rc ultlllt' ol‘ ii-uuis.
ldrrry afternoon of l u‘tlm-l. thc l'ics-
lill‘ll‘ tiltlu‘nt": lllt ll:~~ court l-vluutt the
Elm llili’t' lilllt t‘ ills rtMltllu- usually
in a nitric i'lit'\|il’ >llll'l \ltlll collar
allut liml. it uu-ll .\t-rl| imp til obi llt'll-‘i'
“To and tultlw: .o'. I sinus 'btl (”1‘
human mom ucut t ytlt- to tho minor
but tiliilltl‘l‘lll‘llwl‘iv' llllr ol' ”‘llt‘tilit‘l‘d...
Jl’llll .\ \ .qu-o 3,1”.l' tho i-‘t‘t-ptli \lll-
li:t~~-.ttltu_ it. i]., iv ”14.1”.
lull: ll oppnnl tit \[i]:iltiL'li Ii .iusscr-
uud w lift} um tm ,. tittl, he it. ;l\' :w-
”V" fl‘ it It... wt ll‘ll‘t‘ii and l: ””1"
inch :t tum. it t... it... ,luliltwlth l'tvtli
lll‘til of till I g.- i..t 5min
PLANT TO AID WEATHER PROP-
HETs.
PACIFIC. GROVE. Nov. 5.«~lnforma.
tinn has been received here of the
intended establishment of a rival wea-
tbcr bureau in San Francisco. in CD-
bu and Mexico there has been found
a weather plant said to have extraor-
dinary powers in forecasting not only
atmosphcrlc but aelmic disturbances.
its botanic name is Abms Procswtious
Nobilis. Prof. Josef Norvaclt. an emi-
l ncnt Austrian. recently arrived in Eng-
land with twenty cases of these remar-
kable plants. They have been found
pct-.uiurly sensitive to magnetic and
electric influences. When changes in
these oocur. its twigs and leaves per-
form peculiar and abnormal move
ments. each of those having its (left
nite significance. By its old. weather
forecasts can be made from two to
seven days ahead of rain or fog. and
earthquake forecasts as much as twen—
ly~slx days in advance over an area
‘ l of two square miles. it also predicts
1:.vlr' t‘ 14’ '~
of the dump in lulues. Norvack will
t‘tili’tlllillh bureaus in San Francisco.
l‘lumbay and ’i‘oklo.
NEW AND POWERFUL POTATION.
tifiufsla t0ltl. Times.
“Pushy" la a new soda
drink. Pusky'wtis first discovered
by the (in-ck indiuns. (‘orn that is
just hard enough “to shell is put into a
nut and stirred constantly until it in
brown. Then It is put. into a mortar
and beaten into a fine powder which
is sifted well. Mixed with ”It?“ 1min
Lieutenant c... n... .- littwin \ \u- or with carbonated not or an M ps
«tartan, n... Wt: ,,,“;,‘:.:.,. ”not it'll tort"pusky" ill a drink that makes a
lli‘lilm» :tl bonito: l .ygt-tk \i‘llll thcliiur lllltfl curry hill Wife around on bill
“"lll'tr :ul‘lm; ,.t Hm“... Hamlin, and arm lust for exercise.
to burn Illlllltl; I grnvr”[ tripitl ltlill '
Hill at it... Hp“. ::,,,..t.i..r.ld m. Konnedys laxative, containing
illlll'liillllii w”... not H... “m..."l rpptlrt. Honey and Tar. moves the how. I.
‘ Contains no opiates. Conforms to
which will but i . ffll'Will'ill‘d to tho
“"tmrlln-ou tintiluihc unit of the aim Pure Food Md Drill “1"-
lt'l‘ is lapel-tuft 1.. 1... pt ltlltltllltll iuwr-
l“li.
\l\‘\ ”min-n H... :t'.'..|i‘llll‘. titlh
l‘ll'llhlil'dlll“ .tttlu imiton lit~ illlilbtl
ll‘lllll' nt llil‘ «. . . it. “pinup. lul,|l priv-
”ll mat. on mu...” ii I. ‘l’b- IN”
orii t.~ :~.lltl in . t. or :tutihui: “‘1 ”5“,“
in unnk.»ou.m~inp m- 'u train-tin boat.
llltllllll 'l‘lii' iliwiitnors Htiilllllla, laiW'
It'llh‘. .\l:tl'lhipwmb ’l'rtlilllit. Whil‘pll‘
and “brown. ii||tli~f my contuunul 0f
fountain
Pharmacy.
When a man gets short of mono!
. lots of tits sit-called‘iriendl gotuihort.‘
,
i'nm lit-m: :u.’ timing lllll’uc with tho
litlllll‘ of ”14' “tempt". Np'iutllti WW“:
of oympathy‘,’ ' ‘ .
in MN annual trim“. putt illtlllt' public ‘
”ll| iit‘lllll: Kilittitimtvlmilttl lll ”Ii'l)l‘lt”?:'n _ ‘ ’ H... , 2].. (Had!
Valium indium... ll ‘, ltii‘l‘llll i‘tlil‘ - ' ‘
noon to osmium, ,3 Wirmunpttl lltllli'i‘ll'y TM‘I “QTHWO FBI.- GIAN‘YKD:
W“ ill the t; it .. . tllt‘ ”rotor till ‘ . m »
of u... ‘t‘tltt Wm?" my“ MW,,,.m,.. Malta F. H. lulu Provo What vouch
' " kola Tablotobo For lmtl cotton.
ill on iilhln‘ “n. hm tltr ,lmtrnctiull "f
the habitual. i... “on!“ HP "”0
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The For Flushes.
Our collectionia now complete for the Chinchilla so
loaf,r delayed has arrived.
The l’lushoa are typically winter iabrirs, suggestive of
snug warmth even when snowflakes are whirling. and they'
are attractive because they are universally lbccomiug.
Thalist is now. as follows:
Chinchilla. a fine imitation. 50 inches viidc. $4.50.
Rois: Boar. plainaad curly. 50 incite $3.00.
Otter and Silver Gray, 36 inches, $3. 0.
Otter,.Silver Gray and. Bed, in a lest expensive grade,
50 inches, $2.75. yl
Ripple Plush. in navy blue, and grout, 50 inches, $2.50,
For children's coats, for linings in wt'mcn's motor coats,
for muffs, stolcs, and trimmings. A
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Fancy Chifl‘ .
The Scari's and Squares: of filmy Chiffon and Embroi-
dered Crepe are faseinating things. dovely are the color-
iugs, faint lavenders, shadowy gran; and some that re—
semble a fading rainbow. There is a5 hole case full of the
bewitclling things that women requi . for dainty 'toilettcs.
Neckwear Secti , Main St. cutrance‘.
Heatherbloom tticoats. .
Aside from real taffeta tlicsc Vcatltcrblooms arc. the
favorite Petticoats of the time. 'Itey have a soft swish
and are always made after the fashin of the best silk skirts.
In every way are the Heathcrblotms desirable. Fifteen
3 dozen new ones just in. $1.98 to 3.50.
Writing Paper. In holly bots. one quire each. 25c.
This is a dainty paper put up ml tlamty way. It is not
too early to pick up Christmas tings.
Don‘t. forget about our Blanllts. 'Ask to see the spec-
ial $5.00 Blanket. The best we nor had for that price.
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CHILDRENl GARMENTS.
Plain it Ribbed,
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LADIESéARMENTS.
Excellent Vat at 25c
"Golden Stariirand at 50c
"Non Shrink ” a; 75c.
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