lihd'
‘ 0
unlit; and which hashes-
has home. the signature at
_ has been made under his m
”not supervision since its inane}.
, _ ”"1100!” todecelveyou in‘this.
All annotations, Imitations and “Just-mood.”ere but
Experiments that tone with audjoudangor the health an
m and Childrenmmxperlence. against Experiment.
‘ What]: CASTORIA A
Wis a. harmless substitute for Casio! Ollg‘Pen-
aorta, Drops and 8, thin: 93mins. It is’I’ieMunt- It
contains neither Opium, Morphin‘e‘nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worin’i
and alloys Feverlshuess. It cures, Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. rename Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
’ andll'lamlency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
. Witch and Bowels, giving healthy andgnaturul hoop.
The Children’s
, . Fallback—Tho Mother’s Friend. ,
ecnume CASTQFHA sewers
Bears; the
Titlilnl imitate
In Use Forever .30 Years. _ _,
i.
Always Bought ..
" in! cement! cons-rm n ma» 0mm“ neuron «in h
State of Ohio. )ity of Toledo, littcafiiNEW HAVEN G—RCVC‘E‘RHKILLED BY
County_ so.
i
Frank J. Cheney makes i'itltll that. he ‘
is senior partner of the firm of l“. .l.
Cheney & (3-0.. doing business in the
City of Toledo. (handy and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED 13m,
LABS for each and every case of Ca-
tnrrh that cannot. be cured by the use .
of Hall's Catarrh Curd
FRANK .l. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, thin bib day of lio.
camber. A. 1).. 1886.
A. W, (llii‘lASth.
(Seal). Notary Public.
Hall's ilaiarrh (lure is illkcu intcr-
bully. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Sand for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY. & (.30.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all drnggistn. 750.
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa-
tion. v "
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATlONS
HELD UP.
WASl-llNG’l‘ON, ilcc, lB.-Bcforc
the Senate confirms the nominations
of George li,‘ (lortclyon to ho Sacre-
iary of the ’l‘reusury, and James R.
(lart'icld, to In- St-(‘t'cltll'v of tho inter
ior. thc Senate t‘ommiziot- on t'lnaucn-
Will llli-lli-il upon ivarninu from l‘rc:~'i~
dent lloosorcit when Secretarics Show
and Hitchcock inlcnd to rclirc. 'l'hc
conunittco today declined to make fa~
'vorablc reports on lllt‘Hc nominations
until word has been received from the.
president.
NEW CURE FOR EPlLEPSY.
.l. ll, Waterman, of \v’atcrlown. 0..
rural free delivery wrilcs: , "My
daughter. afflicted for yours with not
lopsy. was cured by in. Kinu'n New
Life l’lllu. She has not had an attack
for over two years." Best body
cleansers and life giving tonic pitta on
or
earth. we at i“. ll. iiuxtcr'n. South
Norwalk. and E. i’. Wood‘s, Nerwalk.
drug stores. ”
am
He who given on feeling generally
begrudge» in fat-t.
"mm.
livery bzatsr wsmnt i
went money for vs
squint I or
EV", house has its
oil
condition. It adequate stove or
furnace but often mat in some pfnlcum
r o the tune help cold and cheer est.
camellia than him still citsertui with the
PERFECTION
Oil" Heater '
(Equipped with smolteicu novice)
mylt 1%utiragl Team new?“ ride “Abner “HO um
as“: or. . “Poms sully duped. use oil is at heiutttu .m- ’5
bold wh’uidfiii‘fa” l" ”Wilmiil'o‘ mdal‘r'ein ' "
' n a: W r alw- wnuour I.
”tithm‘id‘tttut that? . tillawlgil'y ."i
“mama“ryumhauu .
not gym timer 3.
mm» on. We“ ._
«new we»
' A TRAIN.
NEW HAVEN. Dee. 12.--i.ouis
li‘rccdmaa, a. grocer. was struck by a
tlaiu at. the Brewster street. crossing
lorday and
almoat instantly killed.
Johnson and Mir-mun til i’. linrt Were
persons having bccn struck
Fi't‘t'dllltill was thirty-live
and lcavcb‘ a family.
WlLL INTEREST MANY.
livery lil'l‘titlll should know that. grant
health is impossible it tho kidneys are
deranged. l“tllt‘,\"H Kidncy (lure will
earn kidncy and bladder disease in 0V»
cry form, and will build up and
utrcngtlnm these organs so they will
pcrforpl lllOll‘~fllll(.‘l.ltlllH property. No
danger of Bright's riincaso or diabetes
if Foley's iiidnoy (lave. is talu’eu in
lime. Plaistcd‘x Drug Store and The.
Clifford i’lnn'macy. "
BLIND WOMAN SUICIDES.
She Took 3 Dose of Laudanum In
Mansfield.
\\‘.ll.l.l.\l,\f\"l‘it‘. lice l'J.-~hlrn. Anu
J. Abby. of Maust‘iold. auc-d 7-1 ycars
died at her home )‘i‘till‘l'tlil,\' morning
from tho result of a «torso of laudun-
lllll taken last Friday.
Mrs. Abby was blhul and deupou-
di-nt and took the iandaunm with Sui»
cidal intent. Slu- lcavcn her blue
llillttl. and (me son. who resides in tilts
0 li'.
MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup given
pornmnent relief in mines of habitual
(«lamination as it stimulates the liver
and rcatoruu the natural action of the
bowels; without. irritating these organs
like pills or ordinary cathartlcs. Does
not nailaoate or gripe. and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the
minu- ORINO and refund substitutes.
l’luiutcd's Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. ”
, _--.
To Heal
Cold
Rooms
Quickly
Abnmmnl weather
You
w
e .—
m I in
p gsflm‘ecna.
in“ Mill
_ it!!!
hi." “it
ed.
ST
.uovrnaoa WOODRllFf
its Positions Wore Much Sought
far Because of Political
""awhi~<wa. . ,
milder-Elect Rollin S. Woodruff v.2
l.::‘i taken his first official stop. He '
haunt an earlier date than governors-
elcct nslially select announced
'piembcrs of his military family, which
fillggvslil‘ that. the procaine upon him
from various parts of the state to be
. permitted to wear the guy feathers
unmphimee of staff positions became
intolerable; says Trumbull, in the New
York Herald. ,
it is a representative lot of men
who will gather about the governor
upon formal occasions. two of whom.
Paylnastor (‘mnorul Atwood and Qunr- '
termaster Gencrcl Ullman. have done
Staff service before.
It has always been considered a so-
cial as well as political honor to be
named as a member of the governor'u
staff. and has been curgcly sought on
that account. Not
staff oillccrs have found that thPlr in
troductlon to the political life of Con-
nocticut from what may be called the
inside has led to offices of dignity. The
late Charles A. Russell. of Danicluon-
ville. was an aide on the staff of for
mor Governor BlgoIOW. and was later
made Vsecretary of state. and then sent
in congress where he was the dean of
the delegation in point of service when
he died.
Governor-Elect Woodruff was a staff
officer before he entered suite politics.
undoubtedly encouraged by the. wide
circle of acquaintances he establish-
Cc‘lonel CharleeM. Jarvis. of Ber-
ln. who‘rocelves his commission at
be bands of Governor Woodruff. has
bimaclf been frequently mentioned in
connection with the chief
ship and in as likely as any man in
the state to advance to that, office. in
tho years to come. Colonel Ullman. of
New Haven. the new quarterninater
general of the state. is one of
kcenest politicals in the state.
aside from staff office he has shown a
steady dislncltnatlon to indulge forth-
I
l
or in public life.
ll ll.lllt-'.
l
:ycara
l
i
tied.
in spite of the honor that. to attach-
i'tl to staff appointments. there is still
a strong movement.
state of Contwcticut to revolutionize
over thc Northampton road tracks ycn- 1.1:: $323313“;milnnxztfaggnzulfiv gal;
. . . ‘ . it is an old subject. and was
\cnmrday altornoon iangiuccr b. b':lil‘lgllillll_\' starlcd nearly twentyfivc
ago, when Stephen R. Smith has
cxamlncd by the coroner in order “’lbrigadicr gonerai and llcrbart ii. Bigo-
iix the responsibility~ if possible. The. low was governor 1". Lieutenant (10
trossing is a. dangerous one. scvcrat 1mm Leah; M. Mani“... mp 1,11“de
”“‘"“- chief of utai‘l’. llla vicwu were shared
3'0“”! ."m ‘bv the other members of
Smith's staff. among whom was Major
Thomas L. Watson. Who afterwards
himself became adJutanl general. They
were an a class opposed to the. gover-
nor's staff. and were inclined to re-
tziil'tl it with ridicule. though military
discipline forbade uic‘m allowing their
They resented the
fact that men who never had anythlnx
to do with military lifo,of the state
and who had avoided even an enlist-
ment in the National Guard. should
lcup froth civil life to the highest rank
of general or colonel.
rcspondingly jubilant. when one who
had seen service. was offered the dis-
tinguished positions.
Further encouragement was given
movement
'l‘homas M. Waller. when he took of-
lip was not unaware of the fecl~
lug throughout the brigade and amonlx
brigade officers and was determined
to givc it dircct encouragement. it was
this that led hint to appoint only vote.
ram: of the civil war to staff positions
which carried with them the rank of
uencral.
lilo adjutant goncral was
(much. of Nor-walk. who was a corp!
commander in the Union Army and
one of the few general officers to re-
cclve from Congress the coveted silver
medal. and bin paymnstcr general was
James B. Colt. of Norwich. a general
onlcer in the Union army, who was so-
vt-rcly wounded in more than one ac-
Nothlng further was done in rt»
organizing the Governor‘s
faintly until the administration of (lo
u-rnor (leorgc P. MclA'an. who ndvo
clued a permanent
The. (tom-rat Assembly approved the
idea and enacted the uecasaury lcglsv
tattoo. and while there has.“ times
been detected a diapouition upon the
part of the more practical politician»
of the dominant party to restore the
olllco of sdiutunt general to the lat-
ltlary upollu lint. they have never quite
bad the norm to undertake it.
It. likely. if they did, that they.wouid
his quiet
lion.
findings openly.
infrequently.
throughout
by
and
the
£00
exccut he
the
but
the,
( icncrai
They were cor-
Governor
‘Darlua N.
military
inhalant-general.
Nor is
NEED ‘ VINOL
its cod liver2 oil. elements heal
ind strengthen the lungs '
Many people inherit weak tuna:
which are likely to be attacked by
consumption. outso are lungs weak»
cited by disease or by a stubborn
hacking , cough.
No matter what the cause Vinol
atrengthens weak lungs and gives one
the power to throw off wasting
diseases.
The reason that Vino]: has such
power to heal and strengthen is
centrated form all of the curative.
medicinal and strength-creating ele-
ments of cod liver oil. actually taken
lees, nauseating oil eliminated and
tonic iron added. ‘ '
do that we ask every person in South
Norwaik suffering mom weak lungs.
utubbora hacking coughs or any
wasting disease to try'Viuol on our
offer to return money if it fails. The
Clifford Pharmacy, ,
Note—While we are. solo agents for
‘Vlnol in South Nor-walk. it is now for
Htllt‘, at the loading drug more in nearly
every town and city in the country.
book for the Vinoi agency in your
town. "
ENGINEER Heron's TRIAL.
On Duty Nearly Twenty»Feur Hours—-
Claimn Right of Wli’.
MERIDEN. Dec, lZ.—~Thp trial of En-
ginccr liurry W. Edition, of Middle-
town. who is charged with manslaugh-
ter for being found responsible for the
wreck at llolts liill bridge Thanksgiv-
ing day morning. which resulted in the
'dcth of Conductor William A. licahy.
of Springfield. was begun in the police
court yesterday. Several witnesses
for the state were examined. and all
said that the signals were set. against
Engineer Eastou‘whenthe owned the
Yalexvillc station. The witnesses for
the state. occupied the entire time of
the court. for the day. and the case was
continued in order that. Brakeman Ed-
gar ii. l-‘owlc . ot‘ the wrecked train;
who is recovering from his injuries in
the Mcridcn hospital, may be in court.
The court, will take up the trial again
on Saturday of this wcelt. Fowler will
probably be ‘thurstute's late wttnoaa.
Attorney (1 .l, l'lunnabcr, of this city.
is defendiug' ton, and will claim
that. be bad 0‘ any to rush his enginec
to Springch , ind that. he had the
right of way over all second-class
trains. thantho wrecked freight was
an hour late. and should have been
near Hartford at the time of the accl-
iicut. instead of Mcridcu. that Engi-
necr Eat-don was running his engines
backward and did not. see the tenders.
and .thut chad been on duty nearly
twenty-fol lioura.
Wilhtbcrt bscrvcr 1.. M. ’l‘arr. of
New iiuvou. was callod as a witness.
l otve HONOR T0 WHOM IT IS
DUE.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rome.
dy, of Rondont. N. Y.. cum-d me of
Bright's disease and Gravel. Four of
of the beat physicians luui fliiled to re
lieve me. i have recommended it to
scores of mople with like auctions, and
know it. will care all who try it.——
Mrs. E. 1’. Minor, Burg Hill. 0. Price
“.00, all drugxiats; 6 bottles $5.00.
.0
Free Sample Bottles at R. H. Plaisted's
BRDSTOL MAN. iN JAIL.
llRiS’l‘OL. lJec. 12+»‘i‘o satisfy a
Judgment of 8300 and cost» granted by
the Superioiutlourt five years ago. Pat-
rick .l. Summon was arrested vector.
day and lodged In the Jail on complaint
of Michael Carey. Summon will stay
in jail no long an (lawy puya lilii
board. Sammonlu iii-rout today grow
out of a Itoufflo between the two mon
in a primary more where Emmnon
worked. the latter ulieulau that Carey
hud'lnuultcd his lirolber-ln-law. who
ran the atom. Summon throw Carey
mtceead. Thu‘ present. m-ramtcment out of. the store andlstrr Carey not a
llilli the approval of the National judgment in tbalinperior Court for the
tluardsmmi. easiuilt. 'l‘bts judgment. 8300 and
Who the Govdmor will he to com-
plete the reorganization of the Muff
mmlpa to be litit'il.
by no Governor until the boundary to.
nhdation hub been violated. Win
mllltlamcn favor in flux limitation of
Mull appointmcuta in "W“ who have
mum act-vino in the guard or In the ra-
uuinr or volnnieer army of the United
'I‘bcy dculrn thin out up much
for the filil‘limlt) or taking from other
wiaorepniuhlo and able uwu. who lira
nuttrt-ly uafmutltar with military tar-
ilvu and military valence. staif dwind—
tloa. no for liill'ptilin of calm: them
[uranium in: it mount of stimulating
enlistment: among th voting
Hm . . .
can! incite appdinnndnta.
genetic tail?
til do com unbound!
to those who give
rvlco as him in
if i am r it minimum life
state at Mausachutiettn limits is down
our in his selection of staff oiliceru to
elite rs and men of
or to “men
their time in the guard. Asomewhat
almilm- law mtstn In New York and
illateu.
the suite.
thrill Could
but tli‘pfuell
. engine
petition baton
tin: plate unse till
the ranks.
(in:
but.
git/U ltl BC
the Nail
who have so
for the seam melon.
That there is satin 7
nautical movement it shown in the
:ii‘i‘tit‘lil concentration of tumor in tire
maria of litigatijathm animal. a per
umiitdilt'olllccr iii the tirililtli‘y ' catahv
. it ‘i,ttte..~lnminbig twat-ml
Ahaéfiib y nheuid ‘earrt term lllflllltii‘ to
there in force or the state at lilac»
nebusstts and New York the reed at.
fact upon the National Guard of Carr
"who p. t
hesitant would he
Milli
formulae and hour»
it can be done
tltc
on of
l‘pcroen gufol' The chit
til
ism a» the Cell»
moth. wan never paid. according to
(.‘ar y. litith‘iiiflfl are wctl~kuown re.-
akivlta uf‘the town.
~Moat riiaflgurinu skin eruptions.
orrofuia. pimple". ruslwa. etc. are due
to Iplpuro blood. burdock ltlmid lite
turn is a elumiriug blood Ionic. Milken
you olcurcyml. ulnar ln'aiucd. clear
akinnnd.
m
MAD 006 IN WILLIMANTIC.
W'IA’I‘MAN'FIU, “W. 13. The l'uili'
your old «on oil“. and Mrs. llntmrt
W. tiardiner. his riugflcld. Mum.
watt taken to NW orb yesterday for
treatment. at the mislcur lntillltilil.
. ll wee bitten by Mr. tiardtncr's
‘ lust. éutu‘rduy. Since then the do
ttton between 21‘: and lit) up“. sin
shot and. killed. at Pomiret s tar
biting a yeuuf'mnh‘. s' cm
none to vatieitde. or , «in. To
love anthorttluh'lin [$16. mil all a
. i 7'
burn tin .. li‘yll‘. “
» a.” Wehrmac- Little
int; n atom in: "counselled and
so . r
mmm and The
Brides Wig? “
lfliDflIPOR‘l‘ GATHOLIOI m
. , WAWINQTON.
WAiillthi‘i'tiN. Dec. tthtmaltra
nor Valencia. the pupal dblcgutbu in:
formed a Itoiiliilitlfié re “mead tit.
Michaela: Pntlaii’jf Hedge.“ Ca‘llioilh
x
' lnitted by Secretary John 0. Taylor at
because it contains in a highly con- .
from fresh cods' livers, with the use— _
80 sure aroma of what Viuol will
s orally
m
Prison Association Secretary
Taylor flrlilcisos the lade-
aats, Sentences
i m
itinerant), Doc. lav—A report sub-
the annual meeting of the Connecticut
Prison Ashociation contains as intorv
eating allusion to the practical worth
lag of the indeterminate sentence. He
says:
“For another year I have to report
that. the indeterminate aentenceprim
ulple it not permitted to become of
practical value in Connecticut because
the courts atlll cling to the indetermi—
ble notion that they can tellat the
time of trial and sentence how long a
convicted criminal ought‘ioremalmin
prison. and therefore they srranse sen-
tcncca in such a way that for practical
purpoacs the bulk of thesentenceupas-
and have been indeterminate in up-
peuranco and determinate induct. ‘
"i hope the general assembly of
1907 will strengthen the law, as it will
be asked to do." .
During the year 150 prisoners Were
discharged from the. state prison and
of thin number 133 were aeslated by
the association. ,
Treasurer Carnot 0. Spencer report-
'od receipts of $741.78 and diahurse-
meats of but $8.13 of that amount.
‘ These ofllccra were elected:
. President-Rev. Henry M. Thomp-
son.
‘ Treasurer—Carnot 0. Spencer.
ior.
M
OUTWth THE suneeon. .
A complication of female troubles, '
with cutarrh of the stomach and how-
'élii, had reduced Mrs, Thus. 8. Austin.
‘)l' Leavenworth, led, to such a center.
able condition, that her doctor advised
an operatlon; but her husband fearing
fatal results. postponed this to try
Electric Bitters; and to the amaze
nient of all who knew her, this medi-
cine completely cured her. Guaran-
teed cure for torpid liver. kidney dis-
J'iase. billiouonoss. jaundice: chills and ,
'fevor. general dcbility. nervousness
'md blood poisoning. Best. tonic
made. Price title at F‘. ii. Baxter's.
rSouth Not-walk. and E: P. Wood‘s, Nero
walk_ drug stores. Try it. - .-"
SECRETARY TO MAYOR 'STUDLEY
V NEW HAVEN. lice. l2.»—ilubcrt
Setlgwich. a well knownvlocal news-
paper man wan yesterday appointed
Secretary to the mayor to succeed
Charles E. John. who was recently ap‘
pointed executive secretary to .Govcr- E
nor-elect Woodrnfl’. Mr. Sedii'ck will
'issumo his duties in City iiail on Jan-
uary 1.
LONG TENNESSEE FIGHT.
For twenty years W. L, .ltawls. of
Bella, Term. fought nasal catarrh. He
writes: “The swelling and soreness in-
nidc my none was Mortal, till i began
ipplying llucklcn'a Arnlca Salve to the
rare surface; this caused the soreness
illtl swelling to 'dlitappear. never to re.-
‘nru." l‘lent salve in existence. 25c
ll. F. iii. Baxter‘s. South Norwnlk. and
to. P. Wood's. Norwalk, druggtcts. "
NIRO GUILTY.
HARTFORD. Dec. 12.—~Mlchael Nlro.
who was charged with manslaughter
in having caused the death of Der
nardino Descenzu by thrusting the
ferrule of an umbrella into his eye
and piercing tht- brain on the night of
Ntv. l2 din-tau a quarrel at a chi-int-
cning. was found guilty of the. crime.
lburned last night... Nlro will be now
toured today. The jury was out. twen-
ty minutes.
For chopped and cracked bands not
[leWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
Pharmacy. “‘
AMBASSADOR REID ARRIVES.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-~Whiteluw
ltcid. American ambaeseder to the
Court. of St. James, and Mrs. Reid ar-
rived here. today on the steamer Kron
Prior Wilhelm.
A DARIEN REPORT.
Another Man Who Cured His Dyspep-
sia With the Uni of Dr. Rich-
ard: Dyspepsia Tablets.
We could publish hundreds»! statue
meats received from many points all
over thc'llattcd States and from for
eign countrica.
But we prefer to give. you South
Norwalk proof, or, at least. report»
from towns distant only a few minutes
from South NorWalk.
Here Is Mr. Fred Smith. of Dorian,
Conn. who suys:-—-
"i had been bothered for a num-
ber of year» with dyspepsia. . Finally
i took the advice of a friend unlike!
a bottle of Dr. Richards Dyspepsia
Tablets at Allon'a drug atom. The
effect of thin finned)! Wan mint. upcody
and stratifying. l began by initial
two tdhleta lnnaediutcly after eating.
that i had at taut found a remedy that.
war going to cum me. i was annuity
troubled with hick amulet-hes, pains in
the back and wines Which lmcume ox-
cuctliuuty ucvm-e if i attempted to out
auyuiiau that was at all hard to di-
sent; If i alternated to NM) and
dainty from a stepping intuition every-
thing would not. black before me and i
would bum in catch hold of cementing
to khan from falling. My net-vault
lantern out in a shattered «mottled:
Noise of it kind annoyed me will
taxuuehmlnafiimna‘lam*
a u , .
3 , itflmsmwa'wm (om
my minty and i won mun-i t.
twmmmuoh summit-d
bolero i" Mirna and ,
Richards “in, 'frsbiew‘;1e-»m
(cellar horror as confinement-mi
this meal-Idea” could automate:
i wanted. I no building up in
though: and health What and iii
of my distmtagsgmpwm are luv»
but me. i- hope i. is increment will,
he pulilhihnd m that; liability how
trauma of mu; MW who limitation
tut an i impenetrable in. mm
Churchiloi’firid ' iflahiif. who «1- Ma iii“ an “hm-tit”
tilting glint ii ’ s] and fiuewu 3:1» fight?“ nflfigb dmglstshmssgs
ye. W I v. s y " ” if!“
Woo- th ' i «new. that a cents per his m by Dr. Neil»
dammit in tint matte: would not heparin mammmtuwmmm
lateral to: sell. «as. ..... .,. Mitt. mi": EM 30m we...“
.4
Secretary and Agent—John C. Tayv
. . . . .
Mne- tiw and, low down I may satire ‘
A few I
the 'GLllmbO
mifl‘m.
Thé V D? M Read; Co.
hawk/rod 1857.
, Rockers.
A iimcly ol‘fcriug' of good furniture that willbc ap~
prccialcd by many necking gifts of this nature.
tlak and mahogany,finish Rockers, broad and deep,
saddle seats. high backs, quite plain and highly polished,
worth regularly $5.00, ,
for $3.39. ' ‘
On Thursday. the thirteenth. for one day only.
Spccimcns. can be seen on exhibition in the north win-
dow of the Carpet Store.
Helps to Shoppers;
For catty choosing there are :iomc tablcs in the China
Store with scparatc prices. and llit‘St‘ will otter suggestions
to many people. There arc tbrcc tables.
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Frencuchlna cups and saucers. Tobacco Jars.
Sugar and Cream sets. Steins.
Ben Boa Dishes. Jar-diploma.
Pln..'l‘rays. Ash Trays.
At 50 cents.
Comb and Brush Trays. f
Hair Receivers.
Chocolate Pots. i
Salad Dishes. " .
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Candlesticks. \,
Sugar and Creams.
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Broad Trays.
Vases.
Chocolate Poi s. :
Sugar Baskets.
Cream Bowls
Salad Dishes.
Also many I’latcs and other pieces which will do for
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Silk Petticoat Samples. {
Anticipating,r a demand for dainty silken skirts for gifts.
we bought a lot of high grade. sample skirts especially for
Christmas. 'l‘bcy arc made up in the latest fashion. chic
'and dashing French styles. striped and plaid silks, plain
and changeable. Regular values $10.50,
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Christmas prices, $10.00 and $12.50.
Ramona Cloth. A winter wash goods novelty for wo-
men's house sacqucs and kimonos. A pretty fabric in pink.
light bloc, and scarlet. 15c . yard.
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WEAR.
We are prepared to show i all lines at Popular Prices. fil'l
CHILDREN’S GARMENTS.
Plain and Ribbed,
25c to 75c.
LADIES’ GARMENTS.
Excellent Value at 25c
“Golden Star" liraud at 50c
“Non Shrinking" at 75c
”Oxford Cut" at . . . $1.00
MEN'S GARMENTS.
White andGrcy at 50c
Natural Wool at 75c
Natural Wool at $1.00
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