‘Hym inf—ll rl Ten Tommi
fibrils and Q'oi’ces. 1K
Benediction. ' -
Organ Postlude—I-‘inale Third Sonat:
....................... Capocr’
SoIo—Thc Earths
. wood m
“mm-
iudo——- Misti, twin Han
. . Mi.
, As it in mi... . puck
. . . yidght. Newman
" KM That My Io-
comer Liviath ............ Handel
Anthem—Victory ........... Shelley
Hymn—durum ............. Faber
, Risen King Dressler
2., l§ Infarllnd—The Light
rga‘n ode—March ...... Morse
Evening service at 7 o'.clock
Orson Elsinore-Grand Chorus
. - ................ hiacMaster
. ~ Hume-Unicode Sweetness . Stenneit
Cantata—Death and Life .. . Shelley
The directors of the various church
choirs in The Nor-walks have arranged ’
. very interesting programs for Easter-
Svndnyw .2123» decorations. as usual...
will be of an extensive character, and
the pastors will have special themes
in connection with the services of the,
dily .
First M. I. Church.
At the First Methodist Church to
1m if! the Easter services will be oi
fillbl It. The decorations will
lilisudll‘gebeailtiful the entire doc
oration being the gift of a member
or the church in memory ot a. demos
ed relative. The choir has prepared,
special music and in the avenue
contain at be rendered by the ebb]:
assislpsd, a chorus of trained voice:
from the Sunday school. The morning
sermon will be preached by the Rev
1?“ A Marsland. pastor of the Meih
Episcopal Church, of Derby. Ir
th eye 3, the' mior, the Rev W
W. can Ill. deliver a brief ad
drake op '.l‘he nde'ur of the Resin
recllpn. The cantata of The Capitol
will occupy a large part of the tlmi #
of the evening 0'ng .A 8W8
Easter bulletin will be issued Thi
music “trill: be. as halides:
Morning.
Prelilde~Cantllene Pastorale in I
it ‘83}: . .éi ............ Gulum'u
y —- e prions Conqueror,
yttrium?””Hymn”... H ymoa
if ~' Congregation.
Ahillem—As It Began to Dawn . Bucl
Choir.
Shprnno Solo—The Resurrection.
1‘ ‘2......l.-l,li.rv \-.' ..... Sheliezl‘
s, Granule
Imp-«Look 'e Saints .. .Hymna'
contention. ‘
Uiern—nThey Have Taken Away M
........... some
. ‘ 2 Choir. -
Elie
Glynn Ptol- Him—Alamo from Fourl
Concerto in F Minor ...... Handr
Anthem—«It is Fulfilled ....... Nazis
Choir. . .
Prater by the pastor. '
Addrr-ss~—'l‘ he Grandeur of the Bean»
2 rccrion,
The I? iv..W. W. T. Duncan.
Easter Cur::..:a———
Am a Captive, 0 the Galiln
' Thought .
2 air. Sterling
Over and Over the Story is Told,
.. \irs Gibson.
spirit or Darkness What is Thu
Power? .
Mr. Pep p.er
A Vail Across the Future Lies,
. . Mrs. Granule.
Hosanna Child the Hi gll eat,
dren’ s Chorus.
Alleluia. ,m
Chorus.
“Other participants in the cantata:
W VE~M iAlice mtg;
ess—r saElnma lion;
Spirit of hi r..-Miss Edith Sanford
First Knight—Ward VanAlstyne.
Second Knight—Frank Horton.
”* ‘ Norllvnlk Miinodis'i.
memento service. 10: so.
Organ Praludebt‘antalent Pastorale
Higgi
liymn lbs—“Christ the Lord is Riser
Amm’l‘trilday '.'
s Creed.
Pray»?
Anthem—Christ our Passover” .Holderil
Respionsive Reading, for Blister Sub
'ly
Gloria.‘ r
Scripture Lesson.
rpi’
.................
Chuml~Laster Song” .Vundewatc J2
Mrs Ambler
II-ylno 162-i—Hail the Day.
Sermon—Sums“, "Deaths blight)
conqueror"
Anthem—Chvlsii the Lord ...... Wilson
0., fiEyENING SERVICE 7: 30.
Gigi:fl Beltran—Concert Overture ir.
roman-c Know That My RedeemJ
P '1'“. _ ‘ l
' ,_ akllor rlntozlo .B‘ h:'
they... . . ..
Chorus—“Full Are the Hours. . . .Wells
Hymn till—Face to Face.
ova—Bl!) ct. The Life Abundant.
28+I fill bonito Hint. .
ward Bunneit
...............
East Avenue “Methodist.
Easter night. pm 1;01".;‘tlta East
Avenue Met lst Iltbi‘t? menarch
(grilling? wt
0V manual by ”the
primary c ass i songsfimtntlons,
i3?
Cottage Avenue WQuartet. img
r. i. an it
22 . rwfiesurrection
zgonlesslon. Miss,
0010i
Rise ! Quartet—Jim Resurrection
dr Livetlt. E .
fluid the full chorus rendering The 2
Mover ’
little girls 22
Chorus-«Hail. King of the Jews.
tattle—Now From the Sixth
x . I'.
Bold—Behold! the Temple Vail.
Rocitstive—Then They Took the
Body or Jam.
Solo—See the World
W . ins.
Miagvh—Ji‘he First Day of the
ween
WWW“ They Have Taken
Away My Lord
Radiative—JAM When She Had
Thus Said.
Solo—Woman, Why Weepcst Thou?
Solo—Sir. Hail Thou Token Him?
Recltative~Jesna Saitli Unto Him.
Solo—Mary, Touch Me Not
Chorus—Now the Earth in Resur-
rectioa Light.
Dr. Nadarlanil will read “The Life
Immortal " tram his book. "The Spirit
Christlike. "
Organ Postlude~Triumphal March,
....................... Lemmeus
Soprano—Miss Ella Marie Jepson.
Contraibo—«Mrs. Amy Wood Sims.
Tenor—Edmund E. Crows.
Bus—Chester H. Benedict.
Omani and Directoiéo—Miss Leila
K. Heisler.
This annual Easter offerings will be
received at both services.
is . Borrow
Norwalk Congregational Church.
Morning.
fSrelude—Easter Offertory op. 20 no.
........................ I . Grlson
................... H. R. Shelley
Contralto Solo—Easter Bells.
................. W. G. Hammond
Postltrde—Offertory in E Flat, op 36.
no. 2 ............... E. Batiste
Evening.
r Minds—master Morning. 0 Mailing.
Carnata~Sprlns, from The Seasons.
........................ J Haydn
1. Overture, expressing the passage
from. winter to spring.
2. Sanitative, Bass, Tenor and So-
IDIWBehold, When Surely
Winter Flies, etc.
3. Chorus—Cam's, Gentle Spring.
Baas Recliniivo and Air-At
Last the Bounteous Sun, etc.
. Tenor Recitatice, Trio, Sopra-
no, Tenor and Bass and Chor-
lis——labonlous Man Hath Done
His Part, etc.
Soprano Rocitatlve. Duel, Trio
and Chorus—Our Fervent
Prayers Are Heard, etc.
‘ 10. Chorus—Goa of Light.
Ottertory~Schcrzino in G
.................... P. Fumagnlli
Postlude~Grand Chorus in D, from
Spam ............ A. Gullmant
Soprano—Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-
Newklrk.
Continua-Mrs. Reed Haviland.
Tenor—Fred J. Force (substituting),
Bass—Frank Nash.
Organist and Director-Alexander S.
Gibson.
8. 9.
. South Nor-walk Baptist.
2Prelude~Enster Morning. Otto Malling
Easter Doxology .......... L. Bur-goois
Anthems-Christ. Being Raised from
the‘Dend ................ Rogers
Hymn—Hail to the Prince of Life
. ........ ............... Meredith
. Anthemwflosanna .......... Granics
, Offertory «Solo—Easter Dawn
...................... Woodman
Hymn—The Bells of Easter” Brown
Postinde~0loria, from 12th Mass
............ Mozart
The Sunday school will attend the
service In it body for special exercises.
pastor ‘will give an object sermon
on Hidden and Revealed Life.
EVENING.
Prelude-Hallelujah Chorus (from
NIH. Mellow: ........ Handel
Easter Evening yum—All Hall
.................... O. Holden
Hymne-Ghrist Arose . ........
Cantata—From Death to Life. .Shelley
Hymn—0n the Wings of Living Light
. ........... ...... Schneider
Solitude-Hosanna ...... Paul Wachs
Subject~ of address, The World With-
out the Easter Life. Easier souvenirs
for all. Organist, Arthur Huntington;
quartet. Solemn Noulton. soprano;
L. Ainsworth Bradley. alto: George
H. Hit-st. tenor; Chlirlos L. Wing, bass
in sine—n.0-
2~ Grace B tlst Church.
, r . .. lp‘.
10M a m. -.-Pr yer (smile conducted by
Mrs. Mill-i onshn on Mrs. Mar-
utha White
lurrcctlon oiChrl
Glorim Patti,
Invocaticn,
. .,. 2 Pastor.
Hymn, “‘
Congregation.
Scripture Leann. ’
Chorus-L-Welcom‘e. Happy “chills.
Choir. .2
Sermon. ‘ m?
The Rev H. B. Carpenter.
0.
OflcrlngiM
roll...
my; ins-rm Y P 172.; C. D. Lloyd will
address the lanolin: on missions. -
8D
Hymn—Joy to the World. .
29,» my,
4‘ .q,
Deacon G. g Johnson
Kryie ....................... B
la.m.—Proachings,subjeot,1‘halie& ‘
Corinne, Harris. '.. of L
¢ 2 .
Messrs C. MIit). Llo lland J. E. “OM.-
Anthem—The King of Love My Shep- -
My.
larly. and keep the stomach, or and
bowels in good occldltion mil that
c. 0 Lloyd illld it. aliopkinr.
Dogology.
Benediction.
'.'——
Trinity Episcopal.
Iutroit anthem—Christ Our Passover
Gloria Tibi ................. 8
Laos Tibi .................. Steiner
Credo ....................... Steiner
Hy manesus Liv.es
Offertory Anthem~Behold. Ye Despis-
crs ...................... Parker
Stir-sum Corda ............... Sinister
Sanctus ..................... Steiner
Agnus Del .................. Steiner
Gloria in Excelals ............ Steiner
.Nunc Dimittis .............. Steiner
Reoossional-‘The Day of Resurrection.
Postludp—vMarch In. A ..... {Giliimant
EVENING SERVICE, 7:30.
Organ Prelude.
Processionnl—wCome, Ye Faithful.
2 Ii estal Verslclcs.
Magnificat .................. l‘v‘anlng
Nunc Dlmlttis ............... F‘nning
Hymn-Chriat the Lord is Risen Again
Otfertory Anthem—As ii liegnn to
. Dawn .................. Vincent
Recessionai—Jesus Christ is Risen
Today.
Organ ’Postlude.
Edward Sluts. organist and choir-
toaster.
St. Paul's Episcopal.
Processionul—“The Strife ls O'er"
....................... Palestine
Introil—“Chiisl our Pnsam or"
..................... Plain Song
Ky rte Eleison (service. in C). .Redheail'
Gloria ’l‘lbl isoivice in CI. .Redhead
Gratlas lservice in C)! . . ..Redl.lfiati
Credo (service in CI . .. ....... Redli ad
Hymn“At the Lamb’s High Feast
Sing " .................... Dykes
Offertorlum—' 'Come See the. Place
Where the Lord Lay" ...... Reade
Sursurn Cords (servilce in C). Redhead
eSantus (service in C) ....... "Redhead
Agnus Dei lservice to Cl .iiedltoad
Gloria in Exceisls [service in C)
....................... Bedhead
Nunc Dimiitls.... .Auglican (than:
ItecessiorruI—"The Day of Resurrec-
tion” ......... a. ......... Martin
Eicnsong, 7: 30 [I‘m
St. Mary's R. C.
High Mass and Benediction. 10:20.
Prelude—O Fliil ........... Gullmant
Sing the Battle Sharp and G lotions,
Sanctuary Choir. 2 '
Vidi Aquam ..'. .............. \VNIDP
Mme.“ ...... 2 ..... Block
G in ........................ itinck
Venl Creator ............... lilmmci
Credo ................... Black
'l‘ftfl‘lle Trenult ........ \Veigand
Sanctus ..... 1 ..... _. ........... lunch
Benodictua ....‘...4 .......... Peres!
Agnus Del ................... Black
Let Us Allelulas Sing.
Sanctuary Choir. .
O Salutaris . ........ . ....... Weimind
Tantum Er g‘o . . . . . .t ....... Rosewig
Laudate Dominant --.i ..... Gregorian
Coronation March ...t. Kretscbncr
E. It‘. Hands, organist.
rwsurvxwo wsslcx VICTIMS.
Eighteen of Buns‘st Ehrpress Passsn
pars were mum.
COLTON, Cat, Mar “It 30. --'l'he list
of those who met death in the wreck
of the Sunset Express. which was
wrecked Thursday afternoon in that
Southern Pacific yards..was completed
last night and thé search for addition—
al bodies sapwood to be buried under
abandoned as useless The corrected
list oi dead. including two men who
have since died is twentytwo Eigh-
téen or these were Italians, nearly all
of whom were immigrants on their
way to San Francisco.
The others were. .
Albertw. Shle, mall clerk, Los An~
geles. ‘
George L. Sharpe. Miracle. Ind.
H. i. Walters. Sacramento, Cal.
Patrick Egan. Southern Pacific sect-
ion foreman.
Egan. who died last. night is not be-
lieved tohpve been aboard the wreck-
ed overland. He was found uncon
minus near the scene or the di‘saster.
and taken to Los Angeles. His death
is believed to be due to an epileptic
lintlnduced by witnessing theacci-
an . . . . 2 2‘ f2
i
I-
E”
.
I
the debris of the demolished cars. was _
.ing at last night’s review of paroled
husbands in
.‘ ‘ bridge Rheum .2-
2 lie was a
oaths?
'i
PROHIBITIVE PRICES OF FISH.
-——o
Some Norwalk Citizens Wonder Why
Dealers Do not Keep Them.
I2‘lsh dealers of the Norwallis hnv
hail many complaints from customer
during Lem over the fact that they do
not carry every kind of sea food al-
ways in stock, especially just now.
Some of these prices will throw a lil-
lie light on the subject
The first bong Island brook trout of
the season will be in on Saturday, and
will cost ii a pound.
Salmon for Easter special Columbia
River brought in by- fast express in
line condition. is 50 cents a pound.
Easter halibut sent up to Boston and
specially packed is 30 cents a pound
This is the choice halibut Western
halibut is 22 to 25 cents
Spanish mackerel Is in from Balti-
more, and costs 45 cents a pound.
James River shad from Virginia is
$1. 75 cents'for the me shad and from
900. to SI for the male.
The green blue fish are in and cost
35 cents a pound.
Small live 'corl front 3 tot. pounds
for hrollcrso ds'lst 20 cents a pound.
The Pomp trii some from Georgia
weigh from 2 to ‘9 pounds and cost
from 5 Mo 60 cents a pound.
Striped habit is 55 cents a pound
Smhll halls for terrlpin is almost
over They are not to be had when the
weather begins to get warm. They are
hard to find in the market now, and if
they are to be had cost from $6 to $8
each.
White bait' veri good for luncheon.
is from 40 to 5‘0 cents, and oyster crabs
are ill a ouurt.
With the flanking up of the ice
marry ‘lollster traps are destroyed and
lobsters are scarce and high—55 cents
a pound.
There is a new shipment of prawns
and they ulll cost from 70 to 90 cents
a audit for the large ones.
Cape Cod oysters are staples. and
the price unchanged 30 cents a dozen.
Little Neck clams are 24 cents
Crab meat. out of the shell Is 900 a
bound and whole crabs 75 cents a do-
zen tor lurmsmes. ~2
Scallops :from Nantucket are 81 a
ouar rt *
Smelt. aremlill in the market at 40
cents ahpoilnd
._..__....__...._
Little globules of sunshine that
drive the clouds away. DeWitt‘s Lil.
. tlo Early Risers will scatter the gloom
of sick' headache and billiollsneas.
They do not gripe or sicken. Recom-
mended and sold here by The Cliftord
Pharmacy and. The Bridge Phar-
macy.
23090 FOOD REFORMS overlaps.
According to the Theory of Judge Cle-
‘ '2 land. of Chic-.120.
CHICAGO March 30.—-Pure food Is
‘0 be an important. factor in the re-
~’.'orm of husbands conducted by Muni
Ill-pal Judge MacKensie Cleland of the
Maxwell street district. 2
Instead of sentencing the husband
the wife will be sentenced in the fit-
t.ure. Instead 'of meting out “850 and
costs to be worked out at the Bride-
well ” it will not be unusual to hear
a sentence or" two weeks on ham and
eggs varied by hot biscuits mashed
potatoes and stall.
After several weeks of psychological
research. conducted upon practical
lines Judge Cleland has discovered
that food served in an indifferent style
by indifferent wives has more to do
with sending husbands to the corner
saloon for solace than any other one
thing. Experiments have shown that
good food will force the most delin-
uuént husband to forget. his evil ways'
and return to the straight and narrow
path.
truth of this theory. it was forthctltir
ridge Cleland’s com-.t
There were fty husbands who had
.baen placed upon their honor and good
‘tood. The
' tumor to such an extent that there
tter had stimulated the
few wives ‘who had any complaint to
\ make of their husbands.
‘ M—
Tc remove a cough you must get at
the cold snitch causes the coughf
2 There is "nothing so good for this as W
' “WU vs Cough Syrup The; merly a without manufacturer of - .
lisiiirle colonel t Amber—ab norm. tins orally-ester :
that is most qrilckly
effective..aia.t stills and quieta the
. con ll andldrives out the cold. Sold
he Cilitord Pharmacy and The
I LFAST .. RESIDENT DE"
rim “Taller. 30 .—Clis.riesB.
bitine, reputed to be the wealthiest res
identwoi this city died today 01m
sis, mirth
hpr of the ilrm or Drew
and Has
brokers ‘lil
uninterested in Milking and railroad
imi-
" in airway Company Wants Money.
~‘i canoe w
i has sooyerod the It
If there Were any doubts as to libel
Hi: In Children'- ....
e and of 792 For several meltdown: as
, I{gal-agate at???“ p: 4' ll
Allin I90
MW”W choir-c.- arms.
“minim and lie “so
NEW! YORK March 30 ~—E H. Hui
rim. Ill sneaking oi the Boltth 9..
cine dividend suit tiled in Chicago. is
Quilted
marina:
1 do
Alexander Miller Secretary of the
Union and Southern Pacific lines. said
2 “While. we have not received the
papers in this case, we understood
‘ holders of the semnd mortgage bonds
2 .of the Galveston, Harrisburg and San
Antonio. Railway Company 01 Texas
which is controlled by the Southern
Pacific Company.
mused!
In view of the fact that the semi-an- I
’nusl dividend payment or
kill! per cent. is due on Monday on the
common stock of the Southern Politic.
Mr. Millar- was asked whether there
[W0 Mill ll
l0:30 A. M. f. -‘1- . as a likelihood of t nicui be-
Organ Prelude—Fiat luv..'....Dubois q. ’lang hzlyd up “No." new l”Atrium, thisI
Processionalw’i‘he Strife is Oer. proceeding will not slicer April dl'
. 'vidend, as the courts have decided the
hearln
until
General Thomas H. Hubbard said
he regretted the suit had been arruoun‘
end just at this time.
"I expected the papers would have
been filed at least three weeks ago,"
he added.
"It is unfortunate that the suit bras
begun at this time. I hope no impres-
sion will go abroad that the proceed-
ing is aimed at Mr. Harriman. l have
been negotiating with the South In Pa
ciiic management for the last tv'o years
in an endeavor to persuade them to
pay interest on our bonds. Our posi-
tion may be summed up in these
words: “We believe the present mun-
ngement of the Soulhein Pacific.
lwhile apparently willing to pay divi-
dends on its M issues rcluses to
pay its just debts in withholding in-
terest on its bonds."
SAVED HER SON'S LIFE.
The happiest mother in the little
town of Ava. M0. in Mrs. S. depec
She writes: “One year ago ml son was
down with such serious lung trouble
that our physician was unable to help
him: when, by our drugglst’s advice i
began giving him Dr. King's New Dis-
covery, and I soon noticed improve
meat. I kept this treatment up for a
few weeks when he was periritly well
aon the matter will riot be held
. He has worked steadily aims at car-
penter work. Dr. Kings New Discov-
ery saved his life" Guaranteed best
cough and cold cure by F'. ii. Baxter.
South Norwalk, and E P. \i'iled, Nor-
willk, druggists 60c and $1.00. Trial
bottle free.
WESTERN UNION RAISES! TOLLS
CHICAGO. March 30. ~Tlre; Western
Union Telegraph Company lhnfl an
nounced a new scale of beleg ph rates
representating an increase.i some on
sea. of 20 per cent. eflectii April 1.
An order to this effect we received
yesterday by the local ofl‘n s of the
company. The increase in tea is not
the some in all instances Between
Chicago and New York tl day rate
has been increased 20 per
ill cents has been charged or a mes-
sage of ten words betw n Chicago
iind New York. It will be food to 50
cents after April I. The lght rate
between Chicago and Ne York has
been increased from 30 lilo callus.
s the increasg‘ s smn er
In other case
KODOL digests what
quickly overcomes Indlgt ion. which
is a forerunner of Dyspe sin. It is
made in strict contorrnlti to the No
new Pure Food and Dr 2I Law and
is sold on a guarantee reli i plan Sold
by The Clifford Pharini y and The
Bridge Pharmacy.
BGSTON' 0 NEW. 6017 I N MILL.
BOSTON, March 303- cotton mill
in which between 4,00. and 5.000
bands will be employed . which will
require over 54. 000000 ct ital, is plan
nod for East Boston. 2 is expected
by the first of next .Ianu y. The head
at the project is nge N. Foss, oi
'thls city and it is and stood that a
number of prominent c toilets are ill
so behind the” moveme
THE NEW PURE. MFG AND DRUG
We are pleased unounce that
dieleyfs Honey and T for Coughs
colds and lung trouble s not aftecied
by, the National Pure cod and Drug
low as ll; contains no lattes or other
harmful drugs, and ' recommend it
as a safe scarcity in children aoi
adults. Plalsted's Dru tors and Phil
her it Bradley. ,
JUVENILE E NOMY.
(Harper's V ekly.)
“Tommy, " said t fond mother-
"isn't it rather“. an e‘xvagance to en’
both butter and lumj- your bread‘ai
the. same tints?"
“No. ma’arn; it's ‘vnomyf’ the be
answered “The ear piece of breai’
does. tor both "
DANCERS 0F EUMONIA.
A cold at. this ii If neglected is
liable to cause one his which Is at
often fatal, and ever
s are weakened
as them pecul ly susceptible tr
E development of nsumptlon. Fo
e'ys Honey and will stop in.
cough. heal and st father: the luugr
and prevent nae nip. La Gri
'colrgh‘s yield quit til we won in
ful curative qualitl of Foley’ I Hoeny
and Tar.
as good." Platelet
Platner a Bradley.
AMHERST MILL ' NAIRE DEAD.
' GHIOKAEA', 2]. Msrch- 30.6“”!-
day. aged 94 your
Mother 'Gr
Children, use. y ther- Gray.anurse
Nor-York brash,
. s “out: ”‘er
c ..,-
r We still infirm
the impala, and a ray Worms. Mrs.
2 ronn. Idol CL. says:
' » fills world for
gooustipat-
by mail.
up Colds in 2
min. ll
25c. Silo ‘4: so
regard it as of any signiii '
atever.” i
I
intended to basin. . ‘
insane Huss‘rra ovssriiur out. r
at Where.
~ u out and
that the new mill will b in operation
hen the patient ‘
There it othing else "Just ‘ 0
Drug Store and ,- .7
llam Dickinson, so! to have been for- ‘;
my actions HiLonsn Ali‘s».
is v;
g‘ set Bowd‘crs for '
Tulip .590th Emulsion.
It builds tip and strengthensyousgfisssystem
rhin-
You don' t know all of grief and I
on};l
lineaa unless you have been a boy
lost a pet dog.
BOSTON. March 28. ~The bvertime
bill which forbids the employment of
women and minors in textile estab-
lishments between it . m. and 62a.
rn., was ordered to u t lrd reading in
the Massachusetts Sonata this after
noon. The measure has already pass-
ed in the House.
There's hardly anybody moan
enough to want to be a foreign noble- .
man married to a rich American
girl.
WITH ALL THE assr eros m stoves.
BELTS, Macawesn. vsiLinos. Hostsllv, UN-
DERWEAR, RIBIONS, NOTIONS. FANCY COMBG.
concurs. lino svsavrnmo NECESSARY To
' counters voua sssrsa Toner. t ..
New (36008. Best. Qualities
~ Moderate Prices.
___......._ ~2 i
12ml”
South nomad.
r!
96 Washington Street,
[It his Viral i but liaise
33 Bodily min atrial. ~’ 2 Souflllilflnflik
The handspnlest line in town for least mope e can vrez this be-
cause some ladies have been to Bridgcpbrtihl giddy olfl‘:y rs to IseY ' nig'but
they all come back to us. That is proof ei'rough. Avoid the cregltvom’ Stores as
you would a plague. Buy for cash and save money.
SUITS, from $7.98 to 850:00. WAISTS. from 39: to 87.00,
SKIRTS. from $3.98 to 020.00. COATS, from 84.“ to 825.00.
NEMO CORBE‘FS, Efrem 99: to $2.95., _
WEALTER FREE OF CHARGE. .-. -
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FROM QUE SHIRT WAIST. STOCK.
There surely will be a great demand
for this extraordinary value In Ladies’
Elaborateiy Embroidered Waists at
use each.
Actual value 31.75 The very latest
designs in embroidery and small tucks,
trimmed collar rind cuffs. three-quarter
sleeve and extra grade of lawn.
EIGHT HDUHS’ SPECIAL
rm; 2 to 10 9. ln.
9x12 WILTON. T SQUARES. 017.49.
Oriental and lorsl designs: regular
, price 825. 50. (Enlistment)
easier: specks? m canny
30c Chooolates. Champion assorted,
per pound. 10c.
260 standard makes of Chooolates.
Honey Blow, Maplelnes Chocolate
Chips, Marshmallows. etc, pound, 19c.
15c Molasses Fe mints. the good
kind. Cocoantit fit. a. per pound, So.
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