- 151) k III-I littod .klmoIIIIa. seem“
mo tool, but there is such a sur-
Refit, Ind it Is a most comfortable one.
lo. cut on kimono lines, from the
* doomed materials that we associate
with the name, and is finished with
the wide, plain border; but the large
flowing sleeves are cit short, endga-
limited into wide cuffs and several,
ram 0! shlrrlng are run at the waist
lino, fitting the gown snugly
Piles of people have Plies. Why
MR from piles who you can use
311)! ltt'IDCIrboiizsd itch Hasel
, Edits and I“. relief. Nothing else so
' ‘ Beware of imitations. See that
tho hams is stamped on each box. Sold
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
In One Night.
t
Illicit.
Cure Any cough. 256*
, Curator Bronchitis. 5011‘
'B‘roup In a Few Minutes.
‘ .- tire for Quick Consumption. . .
liaison Microbe and 6111115 In One Month.
mm and lectures toning.
,3 lia'y over or Money Refun'ded. 500- $I.00
Duly Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
‘12! Oil It‘ll-Vila new
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“km 1‘
“lies." said the native. "Bad BIIIII
intimted yistld' y that the new aherift
was a crook an' a liar." “Gracious!"
exclaimed the newcomer, ‘that ought
to be investigated" I'“It is bein' In-
vestigated by the corIoner.”—-—Phiisdel-
phln Press.
SPEOIAL ANNOUNCEMENT RE
GARDING THE NATIONAL PURE
FOOD AND DRUG LAW.
We are pleased to announce that
Foify’s Honey and Tar for coughs.
cal 11 and iunx troubles is not attracted
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or other
harmtul drugs and we. recommend
it as a sale remedy for children and
adults. Plaisted's Drug Law and The
I” .
slap my late Port
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del”
Lilo Pennsyiv schnoishln Danton.
which left Pit Iphin January 22 for
I winter‘s cruise in the West Indies.
was towed into the harbor here Sun-
day In distress by the tug Asa W.
flushes.
north of Bermuda. the old frinte was
struck by n northwest gale, which
sent the vessel floundering through
seas which for a time threatened to
engulf her
For data the Samoa was have to.
but the sens continued to batter the
teasels blunt bow until a leak wits
sprung end the boy sailors began to
realize. the perils oi sea life. Com-
msuder Atwster put all available
heroine mine pumps and the young
seamenIII credit. nous hes tated to do
all possible to assist in bruising the
vessel back to port.
As the Der-mun Islands were still
200 miles distant alter the storm had
spell its fury. a course was shaped
for t 9 Delaware Breakwater.
The Benton will be towed back to
Philadelphia as soon II possible for
11 survey and repairs. There are about
had on experience they never expect
Elms, hullt III the P0rtsmouts,N
.NIvy arc. in 1,812. ,3
LY.
Bright‘ II disease at his home at “High
wooc. "
critical.
Willie walled and Winnie wheeled
while wintry winds whined weirdly
Willie wriggled while Winnie whee:
ed wretchedly. Wisdom whispers,
winter winds work wheezes. Where
fore we write. "Use Kennedy‘s Lan-
tivo Cough Syrup.’
good. Sold by The Clidord Phnr
Cliftord Pharmacy.
pail-Binding Values.
Bargains that actuailu stud and surprise are to
be got at this michtu
igantic Clearance Sale.
ladies’ and Misses’ Suits. Coats, Skirts. Waists
and Millineru at less than half- price.
@ Attend this Sale Daily. for Every Dav We Plans on Salt bargains.
he Fair cloak & ur Store
i
IQI hInIlgton Street, South Mot-walk.
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy
s
hmmuummum
:‘bb. 11—81mm swept soil Willi.
On January 27, when 200 miles ‘
60 boys on the vessel and they lune .
The Bentog's is an old time war _
OCHUYLIR HIAMILTON SERIOU$
SchuyleI Iinmlltou ls seIiously ill of
He has been confined to his
bed since the. middle of lost week and
It is famed his condition may become
Nothing else so
.0
‘ '1 andI belching.
Monom-
“wean sell the
cw one”
finely II low-priced.
Congestion of Terminals Relieved by
Muscling.
There was a movement of freight on
the New Haven road beginning late
Saturday night and continuing until
early yesterday morning that broke all
records for one day It business at this
end of the sytem The object of the
unprecedented actlvziy was the decirc
of the oilicisls to rot We the congestion
which has hampered yard and rend
movements ever since the immune
blizzard early last week nrrd their at
forts were crowned with success.
One ofliéiai stntdd ithut there secur-
ed to be u. trnin throu the city every
minute while the ms was on. Yes-
terday morning thu310cul yards pre-
sented n. much more wer‘kni. 11 appear
once than at any time since the storm
Everybody Was on the job. 11nd over-
wok was the .1; term num-
ber of the men. Sunday is usually
the day when such exceptional move-
ments are planned. as there are few
passenger trains running to interrupt
the clearing away of the stacked
freight. cars. With 0 freight flying
over every line betw n Ne York and
Boston at brief lot as a no-
iicenbie fact that It 3
occurred. ._ , -
. HUNTING FOR TROUBLE.
, "We lived in California 30' 'years.
Ind am still hunting for trouble in the
way of burns, sores, wounds. boils.
cuts sprains or a. case of piles that
BII’clrieII’ II Arnica Salvo won’t ulcirly
cure" writes Charles Walters, 0 Allen
‘ litany. Sierra Co No use‘h’untlng, Mr.
Walters; it cures every case. Guarant-
eed by F. H.13axter, South Norwnlk.
313111 E. P. Weed, Norwslk, drugxists.
I c ,
‘ VOLVIA ABANDONS NORTHWEST
ZION.
-$EA’I‘TLE, Wash” Feb 11.——0ver
sepr Volvia's dream of establishing n
- merit yesterday that he has give up
I. trip there and along the Pacific
'oOIst planned for ne'xt munth: Rev.
August Ernest older oi’ the local Zion-
disorganization, sayh the plans have
: boss changed because of the revolt in
Portland, Seattle. Tacoma and Van-
Oouver, against the rule of Volvia.
“We believe teachings of Dr. Dowle
but we do not believe in the one man
rule which be instituted and which
Volivla is following.’,' said Dr. Ernst.
efl.BromrinngnI Hrs,
min IIIIII hull".
” .
1,..1 . u
' sx-oov Dianna wanes;
OIEANS. N. 7; m. II.—-oI-: urb-
‘1 aid said this morning that there
on of ox- Governor Higgins.
orse.
hopeless.
ONLY cuss son DYIPEPSIA
rs Franklin Bush at New castle,
I .. says: "i cultured for years with
,d'yspepsis, used to have great dIstressE
. t éi‘ til I.
coll'dl hsfaro tummy I“
III pad me
until I took Brazilian Biting, WI“! one 50
. as t bottle cured Inc on will
1y",
.or sale by R'.‘ H. I’Ihistod F. H
'i‘ Barber and The Cilhlord Phsrhiecy. 0,
i BUFFALO. N. rt. m 12 .-‘—'rIIlI
. National Convention of Fruit and V0-
‘ 519an0 Packers and
tlotts opened here teddy. Up to mid.
nisht about 1.000 doles) 1te had an"!
“35‘ in '
.2151! in this country stasis the Cuba-Roma
Brand. . '
It I I Clem-Havana. smoke, such as is unl-
ionnlsold at 101., 0:8 for aquarter. Any smok-
thlschflofoixsrsoantellthatinamlnute.
cents because we have joined hands with
or d to who operate National
0 fiy and market our cigars.- ’
Wchsuohftyothorbmidsthstwoseilrela-
rumour TRAINS sstmt 11110030.
new Zion city in the Northwest has I I
been ubundoned with the announce- ‘
been no improvement In the c‘ont j ,
u .
at he had lost mound and was
In his opinion the cuss is now '
__.._............—— II
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, ed and nearly 11 um more, were on." . . ', ,
33.,
cumin
mum
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Cuba- Roma at 6
MASTER HOUSE PAINTERS.
BOSTON, Feb. 12.——WIIh words of
welcome by Governor Guild and Mn-
yor II‘IIzGerald the 23rd annual con-
vcmion of the International Associa-
tion of Master House Painters and
Decorators of the United States and
Canada was opened here today at the
American House Especial interest
was attached to the reports of com-
mittees appointed to investigate the
subject of trade schools and apprenti-
cee while a varied program of pa-
tiers on special topics Identified with '
the work or the organization was ar-
ranged. About 500 delegates, many
ofthem accompanied by the members
of their famillles, were present, mak-
ing one of the largest conventions in
the history of the association.
RISING FRO MTHE GRAVE. ,
A prominent manufacturer, William
It. 'il‘srtw ll. of Moons. N. 0.. relates
a most marksble experience. He
says: “After taking less than three
bottles of Electric hitters, I feel like
one rising from the grave. My trou-
ble is Bright‘s disease in the Diabetes
stage. I fully believe Electric Bitters
will cure the permInently. for it has
already stopped the liver and bladder
complications which have troubled me
for years " Guaranteed by F H.811):
tor, South Norwslk. and E. P. Weed.
Norwulk, drugglsta. Price only 50.13..
AMERICAN concur. AT NICE,
FRANCE. DEAD.
NICE. France, Feb. 12.~—Harold R.
Van Buren, American consulhere died
last night.
STOP THAT COUGH
or it may result in Pneumonia. firs-
silian Balm is breaking up cards when
ever tried almost without criception.
10 25.501: and $1. 00 bottles. The CI“:
ford. Baxter’s and Plaisted's. ‘
When to the Dr. DsIvld hennsdy‘sI
‘ Favorite Roma! ‘
It in solo to say thIt inn? deld
Kc‘rrnody’o Favorite to:
most sucoonfnl of all medicines. “01!.
bottle has often cured I. bode-Isa ct Kid-
Blsd Urin musty DiseIII,
‘hilo in extreme
soot Diabetes.
revel or Bright' I
:1 sensomhaltdos-
. . . hows I ”“I
‘ wont orh
cloudy IantIIIuIIII It; billion! verse
who noting. stains lib
gel imho small a! l‘ I on ”vim ,_
113 action on 11‘ can
Elton are the surest II p
currents-I Ind-
flit-31mm. It. your
00mg FREE-It
drool III» I
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Wigs“ rm.
Table Bamako. Closing Sale
of certain patterns.
In Sizes 8 x 8 Two Cloths value $2.00 for 81.75
‘3 ()nc Clot II value $2.75 for $2.25
III sizes 8 x 10 One CIotII value $2.50 . for 82.00
Two Cloths value $3.50 for $3.00
III sizes 8 x 12 One Cloth value $1.00 for 83.60
In sizes 8 x 10 Six Cloths value $6.25 fork.»
(inc Cloth valuc $7.2 5 for $6.00
Napkins to match these Cloths.
Size five-cighths, value $5.50 for $4.50
Size three~quarters, value $7.50 for $6.25
Tenerii‘i’e Cloths. ,
One Cloth size 66 x 66 inches, value $.00 for 85.00
Two Cloths 66 x 383 inches, value $10.00 for 37.00,
I Belgium Linen Cloths.
Two, 2% yards squsre, value $10.00 f-or $8.09
Two. 2% yards square, value $12.00 for hm
Napkins to match, three-quarter, value $12.00 I101 $10.00
Linen Section, downstairs.
Dinner Cards and Favors.
We are showing a new collection of very dainty things,
hand painted in delicate tints. and in unique‘designs. There.
are novelties for all occasions and all natiorrnliti. 1
Oriental fancies, things Japanese and: Chinese.
‘Banquet Cards.
Wedding Favors.
Tally Cards for whist.
Pretty triflcs for children's parties.
Lincoln's Day and Washington’s Day are in prospect,
and there are cards for these in variety.
Stop at the Stationery Section and see the Book of De-
signs
Sale of Wash Goad! Remnants tomorrow and next dIy.
Lawns, Prints, Gingliams, Percales, Batistes and Organdies,
all at orredhird bclow regular price.
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