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orms'. nydlsironsfeverish-
ness and Loos or SLEEP.
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TUG AND TOW DELAYED. l DIPHTHERIA IN ANSONIA.
NEW'LONlluN. lil‘i‘. 4.»~-'i‘ui; Chair»; NEW HAVEN. llci'. 4.»--i‘uttlli.\'
ids ‘McWillitLlils :iiut low. which lv‘t'i "llr-ultli tliilrur lliiiiilIr-y has “01‘" enl-
New Haven for Now lnuulrui Sunday iml to Ailsoiiin for n coiii'vi'ciu-i- with
night. has not llt‘t'll rcportml nu nrriv- llr. 1.. .-\. \Viliuot over nu cpidvmlc oi
lug here yet and non“ ot‘ the intent lti\\‘- diphilu-riii in that rity, The cases nrc
bout oiiices have llt',\\':§ of her sighting. . I‘I‘Ilfll'lt'ii in Ailsoiiiu,
OUTWITS THE SURGEON.
A complication of fetiiuic troubles.
with i'aturrh of the stomach and how
old. had reduced Mrs ’l‘hos. S. Austin.
ot' louvciiworth. lud._ to such it dopior~
:tblv condition. that her doctor ndvlscd
iui opcriititm; but her Iiusbiind touring
t'utiti results. postponctl this to try
idiot-trio Illlti-rs: and to tho ninztzrL
”Will, of llil who knew llt‘l‘, this modi-
('lllt‘ rouiplctcly curcd her. (immin-
twd l'lli‘t‘ t’m' torpid llrcr, kiiliii-y dis-
His-u billionsiit-us. jaundice, chills nud
lt'Vt‘l', umwrnl dubillty, nervousness
:iud lilnml poisoning. llvst. tonic
A TEXAS WONDER, ,
There's a. lllll til Bowie. ’l‘cx.. that‘s
twice as big as inst year. This woiiticr‘
is W. 1.. llIll~ who from u \vctizhl of in)
pounds has grown to (lVl'l' 1R0. ”0'
says: "I sutt‘crcd with n ingrrlblc
cough. and doctors gzivi- llit‘ up to tilt"
of Consumption, l wan.- l'i‘tltlt'i‘ti to.
90 pounds. when l lll‘gilll tnkliii: llr.;
King’s New Dist-orcrr t‘or t‘nnsuinp .
tion. Coughs nnd Cold-4. Non; iil'tt't‘v
taking iii bottles, I burn morn thiiii‘
“doubled in weight iiilil :iiu t'illllllltili'lfi’,
‘ cured." ()nly siirc t‘nuuli uud t‘oltl,
cure. lunrnntmul by ii‘. Il. linxtvr.‘
South Noi'wnlk. tliltl it}. P. \Vu-uvd. Nor , inaulo. i‘rit-p hue nt 1“. ii. ilitxtcr's.
walk. driiggists. 50c liliti $1M). Trial 1 :1.»th Norwnlk. illiii h], 1’. Weeds. Non
bottlcs free. ‘* i wnllc drug stores. Try it. "
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using oilr
Coal. We can do this easily. because there is more heat value to
the ion in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The llilllll’l lirogh Coal Company,
Bridge Drug Store.
Leary's News Stand.
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
.
Coal. 60.221605!
Old Company Lehigh, Cross Creek,
Jeddo,
ran FURNACE AND RANGE
_ Raymond Bros.
fl... _ .m .. . W a
N //ii:7~.
fllrgéfi‘g’m.
WHEN you CAN iNSPECT AND TRY THE
BEST MACHINE MADE
1N YOUR OWN TOWN
or nus SIGN ,FAIR oranuso
you MAY KNOW or yous own
THE :3le s‘roma Towns. from
whom-1 you ARE. BACKi-ZD or THE.
ASbUitiiD or SINGER GUARANTEE
SOLD 0R RENTED AT
turn it nuts 2.. 4
’ T0 ornueoouoao '
Buoy Times Ahead for the. lien
who Represent the United
States ,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.—~Washing-
tull,lil once more lively after the nth:-
iiiitiou of the summer and fell. Every
train is tilted with senators. and worth
sentatlveo, together with the employees
or the two houses, all retnriiinztor
the winter's work. Some of the, large
committees have already held prelim—
lnory meetings. “and . outlined the' work
to bodone. The committee on appro-
prlutlonp .ni'et Friday rind started
the work on the legislative appropri-
ation bill. the largest of the. lot. The
members that have arrived thus far
urc nil impressed with the idea. that
but. there probably will not be many
bills go through outside of the regu-
lar appropriation bills. This is nearly
nlwnys the case with the short session,
in fuel sometimes it takes congrcss
every moment. to get through with
these tin-go bills.
The cominiitccu on rivers and hur~
burs also met. Friday for the purpose
of outlining the work to be done this
session. There was no river and hur-
bor, bill inst session of congrc s, and
it is agrecd nll around that a will
be. reported and missed this session.
Connecticut is looking for several
matters in this bill. and will probably
‘get it fair share of the. money appro-
priated for this purpose. The com-
mittee expects to report the bill early,
and get it out of the way. 0! course
the Rennie will add liirgely to the. bill
reported from the house, and the re-
sult will be a pretty large bill.
There will he no public building
bill. its one pnsscd in the lust few
hours of tho last, session. This bill.
tnsctbcr witb.the river and harbor
bill. is always the one in which mem-
bers are most interested. itlibougli‘
iiuiiiy ol' the regular appropriation
bills will contnln matters of interest
in nil tho. iiicuibcrs. 'l‘hcrc is liable
to ho quitc n oluutgc in llll‘ post. omcc
:ippropilutlnn bill this your. owing to
the fact that thc dcpnrtment is un~
'tilli‘ to gut clerks enough to take the
phiccs of those who have recently re
signed. It looks us though the il(“
pnrlmcnt would be conipellod to rec-
ommend lncrcascs in tho salaries of
all three brunrhcs of the postal scr-
iicc. A comiiiittcc of the railway mull
i'li‘lks hits born in mnsultution with
the dcpnriincnt within the week. and
bus iiSllt‘ti for an nllowuncc for daily
’Xlit‘llHt‘S wliilc thc clcrks pro on the
l‘tJilil. It is probable that the depart-
ment will i-r-coiiiinciid this increase.
The Connecticut iiiunlil’iwturors
lmvc uppcnlcd to the Connecticut
‘llt'llllli is to come to tho nssistnnce oi
the piilt'lll other. which is so fur be.
bind in the work of grunting pntciils.
’I‘lic- ‘limiillll is for more rlcrks to do
tlw work. and tho farts have bccn
placed lwforc llli‘ coniiiilitcc on up
uropriuiloiis. 'l‘hls milllt'i' will have
to be decided in the mini‘ future. unit
the iiiiiiini’nctuicrsi luire iiindc out it
\vry strong ('llHi‘. The patent oilice ol—
licluis arc in favor of gotting the in-
crease. of course, hurt it is imported
'(llilll'i‘fifl will be more generous with
this brunch of the service than over
litil’m‘c,
Most of tho (‘onnor-tlcni members
linvc iiri'lvcd. Senntor Buikclcy’s
house is rcndy for him. and so is Semi-
ior lbnnilrgoo‘s, 'l‘lio senator‘s sister,
“rs, hi my Zilliuskl, nnd Motor anin-
Hid. will spend thv winter hem uud will
.ivv with llit' stuniitil'. Major ’ltllinukl
'ns i'ci‘viiil)‘ lll'i'li iirtll-rcrl in Waisliilliz-
ion to lnkt- charge of tlic rIcpot. quni'v
lcrumstcr‘s utilce. (“unriresstuiiii iiilil
Mrs. ”I‘lll‘y. Mr, and Mrs. Sperry. (lon-
’ll'i‘t‘lllilll Higgins and Mr. nnd Mrs. idl-
lcy urt- lici'c. All will occupy illt‘li‘
old uiinrtcrs ('ll)Sl‘ tout-titer. The first
things they till do will he to find out
what is to bo dhno during the session
unit to post tbviunctvcs on wiiui they
will get. for tho ninth and their consti-
tuvnts. it will lm u rimc‘ol’ bnrd mid
quick work to not thclr shuro during
the tlirms months of ”W session. but
.hey urn iill rcndy for the tray, and
this limo.
NOTICE TO OUR ‘cus’roMERs.
We are planned to iuionuncc that Pr»
luy's limivy iilltl ’l'ur for rough», colds
‘uid lung troubles is not iii't‘uclcrl by the
Nnilonul i'urc Food nnd Drug how an
:t. contains no opinion or olbci‘ burni-
l‘iil drugs, and we rrcouimivnd it us It
‘illll‘ wmvdy for children illltl udults.
l‘lulntml'e Drug Store (ind 'i‘hti Clifford
l‘iiitriunry, ”
WILLIMANTIC MAN'S WILL ADMIT-
110‘
WllildMAN'i‘IC. Dec. i.--Judxo Minn
tor of tho l’rolinia itnurl. toduy admit-
ted tlin will of the thin Kolwrl W. Iloir
nor to probulu alter ii number of rolli-
llilini continued to oplltmv tho will pit
Ilw iii-mind tluil Mr. llmipcr wrin nit-tr
lolly lurnnuhhs «if llitiliilm mwli u dot-u»
illt‘Ili niui llinl thorn Itnd limvn‘ iuidtm
lnilurnw' nu iliv Imil or rcrtulii oltirt‘
rulutlu-u ’l‘bc «minu- luimuntn in ulmut
Hittite" mid runny or Mr. llnoln-r'e m
million are Iini rvnionibm-wi In the
w it
Mr. llmmvr Willi mmwwlmt t'l'l’i’il-
trio unit for it period of twenty years
up in tour yum-u tum ho did not urinuir
to ltlfl wtiv. although they both lived
In tho numb house. A i‘i‘i‘lmi‘llilillili
won littilliilli nimut and in his will Mr
Ilwnurr prnvldod handsomely for lilll
w o. , ,
Upon the bowcinwnertt'n Little
Phillyv Itinoro or» recommended lull
mid by tho tilihord Pharmacy mm The
nutty» Pharmacy. “
W
CHURCH RIOTIII FIRED.
illulliml’tllt’l', Doc. i.»+AntIiiiity
Punkéi‘. whom the police.) illli’fii’ Wm}: re;-
upunniiiiuli can“! in riot - i4“
mourned at The peril one 0t 8t. lob.
net‘s l’oilsh Ramon thoiir church on
illntnrdoy afternoon. during which the
tiny Filmm- llynrinlli. mun-rim nt‘ Ihv
tlrilvr til li‘i‘iiiicitdruii [inborn ut Mtiflulu
.‘rl, \' , Willi rrviiilil.v bnnvliml. was titled
iii, end “"8." in the :12” l‘ulilhi renter
day. may chemo. . brew; or the
punch Pomona meet a on a that
figureiflumrm out. o, rescuer
g «silicon were tingling in no my
T is south Main Street. scum Norwalk, Conn.
if; , 7, L. G. Booth, Selling Agent.
“1...» i
-t .i.. t.
statute. but in: brairh o? thermos
.oee Mitch covered mortise.
this is going to be a very busy session;
lttmw pretty well \\'lH|l thcy cun got. by ‘
.t ..
are using up more blood you “1‘0
making. Nature wurhsg'oul-gphllly feel-
thus. a. desire to sit dofi’n at every
nvnlluble chance, on pvhlllnnce 01’ ex-
orcise. drowsiness omits opposite, in-
somnia. , ‘ .
Do you know why you are easier sit-
ting than standing? You say is is be
cause your legs ache when you stand
up. They undoubtedly do. But why?
Bncuiiso your stomach does not make
blood enough for the heart spare
any for so unesssntlal it. «part. of your
onutomy as the legs. ’IYour lungs. your
vital parts. must be supplied first. It
is less work for the heart; to keep you
olive sitting thun standing. Seventy
beats to the minute sitting. seventy-
seven standing. in the normal mun.
Nature tells you to sit. it‘ saves the
heart those seven beats a‘ mlntue.
You'd never think of such a display or
weakness as it lb'to drop listless into a
chair the second you see the chdnce it‘
you were milking the pint of blood a
day that your body requires. What
condition are you in to tight. disease?
No wonder your bones ache and you
life racked utmost to pieces by colds.
This is the time ol’ your when you have
more need of blood to warm you up
unit keep you well than at. any other
season. and yet you are lacking. You
can got back in shape in two days with
Linonine It. in mode to cur'e just such
cases as yours. Blood is lift; nnd Lino-
iilne innkcs it.
At all drug stores—25c. 50c. $1.00.
MONEY REllEIVED snow
LICENSES IN NOVEMBER
Reports Show thatINorwalk lie~
celved Second Highest Am-
ount Thus Far
'l‘lu- (‘ounty Commissioners hovo
conipletod their report for the money
received from liquor licenses (llanK
the i onth of November. The iollow-
lug lst shows the amounts ouch city
:llltl town in the county will receive:
llrlilgcport, $135: Stamford. 327.585;
Noi‘wnlk. 320.865; Newtow'n. $405:
Huntington. 2.563; Fnirllcld. 82,520:
New (human. with; Norton. shill");
llnnbury. “7.820; Greenwich. sugar».
\‘Ll: Sli'ulford “.935: Broukliclil. $270:
Westport, 531.75; iiiduoticld. 32mm.
The county‘s slinrv of tho piocceds will
lit! $10,148.50. 3 '
The unusual conrltllo‘ ‘bi Bridgeport
mitt lrlng loss than ’Bt'ammrd and Nor-
wnlk is explained by tho incl tbnt. tho
licenses in the other towns in the
county were issued during October.
WILL iNTEREST MANY.
Every person should know thut good
health is iiiiposslble if the kidneys uri-
dcruugwl. Foley‘s Kidiicy Curr will
cure kidney and blnddpr disease lll ov-
ory l'oriii. tlllil will‘ build up unit
strengthen these organs so thcy will
pcri‘orm llll‘ll‘ functions propcrly. No
dnngcr 0t“ lil'lnltt‘s titanium or diubclos
ii‘ Foley‘s Kidney~ (‘urc ls lukl‘ll in
tliuo.’ l’lltliilt’li'w llrui; Stun: nnd ’l‘lio
Clifford Plniiniucy. , ”
LACK OF ARTILLERYMEN.
Nlin’th’t‘, it. 1.. Doc, 4.~«Wlth iiiil-
lions of dollars (-xiicndcii within tiic
piist fi-w yours upon tho elaborate do.
(curds or Newport nod Narronxitiim-tt
Buy, the government to luindlciimiod
ln iiiiiliitiiliiluiz tho strength of tin
uquipment by illl‘ luck of men. Plans
inwards rciucdyliig in part this dolwt.
which Is until ubio in wrist elsewhere
lii llll‘ country. worn recently piopomid
by the War llcpuriun-iii. whim-by unr-
rliionii Would be withdrawn li‘llill some
,of itiniiiluur cowl iiclunces dud eon-
richtmicd ill some of the tumor strut-
calc contort; which would not only on»,
euro tlin ndrquaoo niiiiuiiiiii of the more
modern defences. but would ulv-r olil.
corn and then needed milit‘l’ltillt'ti in the
muse iuuhomivrmi.
IT'O YOUR KiDNEYa.
on“
Don't Mistake the Ohm of Your Trou-
blev—A Moth Nor-walk Clttnn
shown How to Cure Them.
Many people never suspect their
kidnliyii. lt' utiliprlux from u llmio.
weak 'or “chill“ brick tboy think tho!
it. in only it millit‘lillli' woukhwfi: when
urinury trnuhlo until in they think It
Will ooh riorrnri ituvli. And no it
to WI it all ibv other hyliiplnnih ul kid
may illlmi'driei. 'l’luu in jimi whm-
lhc «blunt-r ltmi \‘nu mind our" tlicirw
ll‘tllilh'i‘il or lliuy loud in rliuiwirih m-
lli‘lulti'n Illm'umt 'l’lil' lwsl ll'llimly
to low In lioim‘ii Kidney I’lllo. it
within all Illa which rm: t-uuml bi Wink
or tiltitmlliiil kldhtiyu. l'kmtlt Niii‘wlllii
puoplr testify to pcrnmnont rumor.
Frank liromlhurui. of ill CI'OHM tit.
Mouth Norwolk. Conn“ onyx: "i hold
a very urivuru hiturh or Iinrknt'lir with
point! about”): through me on making
it mitldrm Iimvcmvllt. The trouble was
court from ink cold Orbiting. it
wont hurt me it day and dioturii in
root. or night. litany n liltil'lililll t to I
my ilmi tut-ling inure Worn out thou
When i retired. The kidneyewru
ttonia worepot rig built “Shir on .
much, i hover tilt onyth us not like
than: Kidney Pi which i got at
l’tntstmi'ii llriig slow. It tool: but a
low of them to, make it decided change
tor illsx betterin my condition. When
i had used three boxes the sciences in
my hldti it left out! with it the books
echo. e kidney secretions were
ditto ('til‘l‘i'l‘iitfll. l nlwayrt horn thorn
in the tuition “and Mllimlil i ever iw built
V'I‘Iill norm. licmti‘o kidney Pills, will
be lit“ remedy." , . i
.For min by all drillers l't'lrif Edi
cents Footer-tiiihum '19. uuiialo.
Ne York. sole saute lot the United
.3 Heard testerdey
Suooeeds iiistloe Torrance. and
a Number of Petitions Were
HARTFORD, Dee. 4.—-—At the Deacon
lli:‘l' term of the Board of Pardons held
here yostcrdny Judge Hummersley til—
led the vacuncy on the. Hermit unlined
by the death or Chief Justice» 'lor-
runes.
New London County rinses Were "rill.
hoard. No one appeared tor Richard
loyic, who has been serving it lite son.
tout-c for murder in the second dep‘i‘c
since May 1886. Neither did any 099
unpcor for John Watson. who' hit»
been serving it sentence’of one and
it half to four yours since September
1904 for assault. with intent to steal.
Attorney Brr‘iwnlniz oi" Norwich‘ep-
neared In behalf of Thomas Wormsloy.
who is serving a term or. from 8 to 10
years for manslaughter. There. wan
only one rose from Windham County.
that or Willlum Waite. convicted for
attempt iii rope. Attorney George E.
Hlnninun appeared for blin.
John Smith, oi Middle-sex county.
naked pardon. He was sentenced on
April, 3. 1905. (or from three to live
years (or ‘bur‘glui'y. , ’ ‘
Frank Bassett. of Fulrtlcld county.
sentenced to life for murder in the sec-
ond degree, risked for a portion, and
toy, who is serving a life. term‘forhoc-
and degree biprder.,Mr. Williams gave
it as his opinion that linwiey ls inno-
cent. The. application was opposed by
Assistant State's Attorney Carter. of
Fulrtieid county. ' .
Frederick Klng serving a term for
attempt at burglary, said that if he
had rccetvcd the religious Instruction
when in prison at Trenton that he has
received at Wiztiierst'leid. he would
not. have committed the. crime. .
Mrs. Hayes. mother of Mrs. Munson.
who was murdered, also pleaded for
the release of John Huwley, of Fair-
ficld county. She sold the murdered
woman's child was taught to tell a
story to the effect that John I-inwlcy
committed the crime. .
LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT.
For twenty years W. L, Rnwls. of
nails, Tenn. fought. nnsnl cutarrh. Ho
writcsz "The swelling and soreness in»
side my nose was fearful, till I began
implying Bucklen's Arnlca Solve to the
sore suriucc: this caused the soreness
and swelling to disappear. never to re-
turn." Best solve in existence. 250
at h‘. H. Baxter's, South Norwnlk, and
E. l’. chd's. Norwnlk. druggists. "
CONSOLIDATED SUSTAINED BY
SUPREME COURT.
WASl-IINGTON. i). C... Dec. 4.———'l‘hc
cusp of Charles K. Untold vs. he New
Yoik, Now Haven and llnrti‘ord Rail
roud company. involving the. question
no to lllt‘ right of tho conipnny to com-
pcl Olilcld. who is u slorkiioldcr in the.
Now lluveu nud llci'hy rnilrond. to ur-
ccpi nu upprnlscnivm of his stock and
its sirbsoquvui solo in the company.
which bus acquired it majority iii-
lci'est in It}; stock. was decided by the
Supreme Court or the United ‘Suitos
yesterday in furor of the company.
The opinion wus dclircri'd by Justice
McKeimn and nilirmcd the decision of
the Connecticut supreme Court of Er-
rurs.
Calcaoweet. tlic‘ldenl medicine for
tho little ones. Contains no opiiiios.
(‘onforins fully with National Purc
Food uud Drug lnuv. erto id. (‘.
l)c\\'ltt Al L‘ll.‘ t‘bicngo. ”1., for the
"llitby Hook.“ Sold by The Clifford
l'lini'lnnt'y ntid The Bridge I‘liiir-
iiiue)‘. ”
lllhht ls? lion
Without our
And what better music can you build
than an Edison l’bimopraph‘l it you
own one ot‘ those machines you have
the bout iil‘lltliil in tho world at your
dluposnl, both instrumental rind vocni.
The prices or iiiuchlncii iii-u 'l‘cn. 'l‘wcn-
tr. 'l‘hlrty und Filly ‘DOiilil‘iL'flnti you
may have one or them by paying om!
l‘inliur down rind one dollar per Week.
lilld It you my rush you cannot have
it one cent Icon. Call at our More
uuytlnio and hear your favorite irons.
t. l. liltii‘tl’ltit it 50h.
'UINITUM VITO. .
I34 thinpton Strut. ’
= * Ow!" Matti. can»
.ia...
mucosa. ., . . 1....
Violin m (Milk.
(Private pupil. 0 yum with H. H.
Hartm- n. New IRIIINI «mommy
of Moo ii. Mo, New). will out
oin- In doom Hermit. it your:
“or i. “no out. ..:
‘ it . m m .
lilting“: 9. Martin club, to term
I aim. no
on ”Nut!” Y8» amputee".
- 3 4' .7 ‘ 'ri . r i") ‘ ‘V ‘
'A
HEAWM "the.
Edi-oil Monograph. my Ricardo.
View and commutation: Medium
and Return. .
bold tor can or rm the lmtallnltiii
grate no other.
ll .
Femomber the ”lie-“Dom'swgnd
.ommh
State‘s fitnrnelelliums, of New Ha- '
lien. unmoved in behalf of John How: _
The D, M. Read Co.
niobium 1857.
Silk Waistings.
. . In Holiday Boxes. ’
The choicest pickings from the silk section are included
in this fine showing. _ . . ..
French Plaids. Fancy Stripes and Persian colorings,
Checks and I’ompndour Silks.
Dainty things .ior evening waists, and for the separate
blouses to ,wear with tailored gowns.
‘ $3.15 and up.
~ H ‘1: n 'e b.‘,‘”:
Wool and Mohair Wmstmgs.
A generobfi. gathering of fancy wool goods and moliaii‘s.
Wliitc'uiid light grounds with small embroidered fig-
ures. . -
l’laids, Checks and plain weaves. ‘ .. .
$1.15 and up.
Dress Goods Patterns.
.Aliout seventy-five lengths of Wool dress goals arrang—
ed on- purpose for gifts. We have taken these from our
own stock, the latest and most (lcsu'ablc styles.
‘ $3.5o‘and up. , 4
Books for Children.
The book loving youngster will be delighted at the long
rows of picture and story books, all made for his criihcaiiou.
()ld favorites and hundreds of new books are here.
The American Boy Series, tales of adventure and school
life, I7 and 25c each. _ _
Laurie's Schoolboy Days in japan,
Franco, 35c. ‘ . _
The licuty books. \vitb enough instill“)! in them to be
instructive as well as interesting. 17c. each. .
Large illustrated editions of Alice and the Looking
Glass people, one volume. ~ ‘ _ ‘ _
The i’ilgriiii‘s Progress. Aesop‘s Fables. (.,li_ild . History
oi England. and Household Storics. all finely illustrated.
The English Chatterbox for i900, 80c.
Wide Awake, an old favorite, 25c. _ .
Cloth washable and uiitenrublc books \vitb colored pic—
tures. Downstairs, front. in basement.
For Warm'Comfortables.
'l‘liesc materials for the nice homemade Conifortnblcs.
They make line Christmas-gifts. too.
\Vindsor Saleem. especially for coinlortublcs. 15c. .
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Russia. Italy and
Printed Montic. 1214c.
Figured (jrctoiiiie. 15¢.
t'otioit i‘hiilli, 10c.
l‘riiiiCil (‘liztllL (we.
Wool wzitidiiig quills, i'rzitly liu‘ the coming, very
light and warm.
Cotton for iilllilg‘. 1.2%,
The D. M. Read CO.
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15. 18.25 and 30c.
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Tilt change in llic wenllu‘r suggests WINTER UNDER-
WEAR.
\Vc are prepared to Show full lines in Popular Prices.
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25c to 75c.
LADIES' GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at ........ 25c
”(Iiolden Star" lirniid :it 5m:
"Non Shrinking" .1i . ....... 75l-
“()xiord Cut" at $i.oo
MEN‘S GARMENTS.
White and Grey at soc
.......75r
.......$i.m
Natural Wool at
Natural Wool zit ..
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~ Scorn nohwntk. cosh.
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hirer & um till.
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iiii'iit
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Timber. «biggie-ii. lllll. all kinds Mid grades at Weird hiding. flooring
and notable. timber.‘ All Mode of herd woods. Toi- paper, mm eoetrd
roofing paper. shuttling paper. Mrtmtotor and tightening punt-n. ordi-
nary and extension loaders. Doors. null. blinds. humor WW. 14m” in
firth. itmiwmd. Home. ”'19.!" and t’lwotnut. turnout and “my new
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dug, inroinaolaning. shop jabbing. earnest work. tenured «my, Kiln»
rim“ iioilitieo. .. g; . g . . .4»
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: ‘ ‘- k
l. l- 5 Mill.
in Watt emu. Network.
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