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HOW BOYS DO IT.
Appar:l.
Any doubt as to how the small boy
can wear out hat or shoes so easily
and within so short a time, would
hmve been dissipated if one co ld
, huvembserved the antics of a can nin
. littlo‘iad in u lot just outside the city
yesterday afternoon. He had climbed
‘ over the fence of the lower side and
. pursued a straight path westward. 0f
necessity‘hc went over the green grass
and in the exuberance of budding na-
. ,tnre his ‘spirit overcame him. and
p “with gleeful about. he threw his cap
’into‘the air.
When it. landed in front of him seve-
ral feel: he ran up to it and again lifted
it into the air by the aid of u for-
. ward thrust of his stubby little foot.
Again catching up with it he gave for-
ward impetus to it in the some way,
grind thus the whole length of the lot.
i Now-Mid than he would miss the far-
' [etiand hisshoes would furrow the
around and kick up the dirt in proper
shape. And thus by one operation, rc-
peatetl a number of times, it is true,
he succeeded in destroying a fairly
good can and a presentable pair of
‘ _ shoes.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Rush, of New Cnstio,
with
dyspepsia._ used to have great. di truss
Del., says: “i suffered for your
“and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but. nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured mo completely."
- For sale by R. H.
TEN TON STONE ON TRACK.
uck Division just before noon
been bent,
. minutes.
ans ‘FOR WOMEN
~ , HEN
on
Syrup
heathértlcs. Orlno Laxative
Syrup aids digestion and
fuse substitutes.
Bumbaflonr conmca ‘
new W?
varice is not. known:
.ilomc.
Piaistcd. F. ii.
~ Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. ,”
, WINSTEI). May 2.—~A ton ton stone
rolled upon the tracks of the Nauga- .
train
tom-Bridgeport was due to the result
A)! a blast- in Rowley street. it
took two. charges of powder to break
} Engineer Moore, who runsi
' the Stationary engine at the ' place
where" the blasting ls-going on, flagged
AND ‘CHILD-
. count bf its mild action "and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
‘ is especially recommended for
omeiianti“ children; it does not, nan“
tar-or gripe like pills and ordinary
Fruit
, stimulates
ibefli'v‘efr and bowels without irrilnb
' ’m‘. Remember the name Oriuo
i’laist’ed‘s
lore and The t‘llfiord l-‘hat'.
' ‘~ “ freight ultra.....was given a acntnncc.,oi.
twenty-one nionths‘vin inll‘in jtbc city-
court. yesterday: “it‘ is thought. that
file made a confession in relation to-thc
"iiperntlons'of lilo smittiié'd ”Blue liiuc,‘
but » tho poiico‘dcrline to any whothe:
, MEN '
‘BK-IDGEPOR'P; May imh‘ivo Bromine
-» ibe‘hhop of W.'1".' Kirk ‘and
at on strike yesterday.
use
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. GORKY LIABLE To EXPULSIO’N.
_ _ ’ ROME, May i.~'l‘hc police forbade
le Gives Exhibition of Wearing Outi a public meeting hero today: organiz-
ed by the Socialists to commemorate:
May day, and at which Maxim (‘rorky
All the
streets lending to the botanical gm,
dens near the Coliseum, where the
meeting was to be held, were occupied
by the troops, but the thousnntisof
workmen who gathered in the vicinity
broke through the cordons, entered the:
gardens and held‘a; meeting. Several
Socialist deputies made flcry spceche
Accord-
.ing to one report; his absence was due
to the. fact that his sufferings from.
from
Capri to
But on the other hand it was
suited that Gorky had been notified
that he would be expelled from italy'
if he attempted to cause any .dism'
had promised to speak.
cs, but Gorky did not appear.
consumption prevented him
making the iourned from
titer. .
After the meeting the workmen ut-
iempted to march through the streets,
but were prevented by the troops of
cavalry, who charged and dispersed
the processionlsts.
W
WAS WASTING AWAY.
"i had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five youth." writes
Robert R. Watts. of Salem. Mn. “I lost
limit and never full. well and doctorcd
with leading physicians and tried all
suggested without relief.
Finally I tried Foley's Kidney. Guru
and less than two bottles completely"
and
kidney
iregularltics are often caused by on
cessivc drinking or being overheated.
.Attend to the kidneys at once by using
Plaistcd’s Drug
Store and The Clifford Pharmacy. '”
remedies
cured me and i am now sound
well." During tho' summer
Foley's Kidney Cure.
BALLONISTS SIGHTEDr
Cape Girardeau is
east of St Louis. . .
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May Lei—No tidings,
‘havebeen received as yet. today can"
'ccrning the balloon America, benrinr
Captain
here
Aeronaut .J. C. McCoy and
Chandler. which ascended from
last night. ‘
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra:
zilian Balm is breaking up 'colds when:
ever tried. almost without exCention’.
'10, 25, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The Clif-
ford, Baxter’s and Plaisted's. ‘"
cowtiovf'r‘A‘vLou GOES TO JAIL
‘univp minim. May 2.~‘ilobcrt no}.
i‘t‘iyr? .' ”v1“:”ihc:cbwbt)3' who was To;
really infirm for ”stealing tron
nr’not there will he furtherancets." '
, the stomach. I'l-i‘or. indigestion. dyspepsia. sour stoma
.. - ,zwealt stomach. windy stomachnpufied stomach. nervous
ti ‘2:
‘ and catarrb of inauguration, A guaranteed roller... :~ -.. ,.
"'6
. year 1906 w
, «or moor" .5 per cent. big or that:
’ acts during the seventeen year pc
3‘
-avcrngc price for the your, and bit
y’l‘hé principal articles 'showing an in-
. milk. ricc andvcgetnblcs: also lint-Icy
clothes and clothing, 66 showed an ln-r
. iuls increased in‘ price in 1906. The
” crease in the gen
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., May 1.»
.A large baloon containing .two men
was seen passing through the air in‘
an easterly direction at 9 o‘clock this
» morning. . :
131 miles south-,
cent, higheritlisn for was; 3 fl
rersia:
Mrentoenfiam. 1. This moth! brought,
out in a town just made public by the
compliment: of labor. The report.
gives the'pri es for 253 representdtlim
articles. - o uvéruie price of ti:
Mi per cent. in her (than
it; ‘n' 1897. the year of the lows
lull in December, 196b, the average
uvarnue of December, 1905. ‘
An examination of the prices of the
various nrtlclowcovered diy the report
or tbscommlssioncr of labor show that
the increase in price did . not
extend to all commodities. Of the 259
articles for which thowholcsalc prices,
were obtained, 30 showed no change in
showed an increase in princes compar—
crcaso in price.
Food. as a whole increased 3.6 per
cent. in nvcragu'prlce for. 1906 as com- .
pared with 1906. in the food group 28
articles increased in price, 5 showed.
no change. and 20 decreased in price. .
mm were cheese, fish, hog products,
cotton, cattle, buy, hides, hogs, oats
and western sheep. No change took ,
place in the price of bread. The prin;
cipul articles showing a decrease were
notice. ma, wheat flour, corn meal,
beef. sugar and tea. ». ~
' 0f the 75 articles Included under
crease in price. ‘5 showed no change:
and only 4 showed a decrease; in the t
catnip as a whole there wanna even;
use increase of "1.1 per cent. in price.
‘ in fuel and lighting therewaa an in.
crease In price of 0.5 percent. There
we an advance in the price of anthra-
oltg coal at domestbi sizes, coke and
petroleum, and a decrease in‘candles,
vbrokcn anthracite coal and bituminous
coal.
There. was a greater increase in
price for tuctulsund implements than
for any other group. in this group
the increase for 1906 over 190i"; war
10.! per coat. of n total-of as articles
there was an incrcase in the Price of
29 articles, including tools, barbed.
wire, copper, iced, pig iron, nails. silg
var, tin plutestc. Seven artlciea:
including also] rails, did not Change b"
price, and in only two articles. bar
iron'and files, was there a decrease. ‘
Twenty-four of the 27 hrticles includr‘
9d under lumber and building under-
»nniy three. articles that showed a do‘
crease were pine (loam, linavcd oil and
quartered oak. In the group. as a
whole there Was an advance in price
of 10.6 per cent. ',
’ Drugs and cbomiotils wore the only
articles showing it decmasc in price to
any considerable extent. in this group-
'i‘hero was an Increase in the prices oi"
both grain and wood alcohol. and in
that of brimstonc, the price of alum re-
mained unchanged, while glycerine.
muriatic ucid, plum and quinine du
creased.
Housse furnishing goods as a whole
increased 1.7 per cent. This in
al average ’ was
caused by the jump a price of wooden
furniture. '
> in the miscellaneous group there
was an'udvanoe in the prices of cotton
seed oil, and meal. Jute, malt. rope and
starch. Taken' altogether the group
iron. bar sliver spotter, pig tin, brim-
stone, jute anti rubber—~a total oi, .51!
articles. The others,» are. classed as
manufactured commodities." 4 ' ’
' As thus grouped the ave‘rng‘e’whole-
sale price of raw commodities for not;
lectured commodities for 1906' 6.1 per
w
, . . mummy. nuiuouv . . ,
to] be divorced from your appendix.
There wiiifbe'ho pccasloh in; it; it you
keep. your! bowels "regular with or.
drugflsts. . gape, ii‘
. Nintiltfti’ii -
Burnham.‘ “g , a , .
the oldest. l“). bent-k , ,
thin irradiated int‘ddenly yIr-tohm
” baht-t trmbltm A widow, one mm and
,.
t.
helm; 4.1 per cent. higher for that; '2
month than the Home for the your :-
1906. and 6.3 per cautnhighor than the ;
ed with 1905. while 178 showed an iii-1 91
*3?
J10“ a. slow
there was a decline of 7.2 per cent. x
petroleum: commands, nix lead. his
:2 . was 3.9 per cant-higher than for-51min.»
‘ ,_ the average wholesale price or manu
,lng’s Newiiifo Pills. Their cationic.
Ifloizsbntla that-the appendix nevetf‘liari
who. to fmltfiit-be least complaint»
Guaranteed -“ “by F. .3 if» Baxter. Booth
Namath, land'ili, P. ligand, ‘Norwaiit. ‘
tom. , fl ..
J'thm‘ity‘. on
valuable yet-imply)“ its -
M‘WMfflMMVZw
m .
ream was"
crystals about the‘ lamina
muscles, cans ‘ the hwful pain :j
and m‘lserypt R enmatlmi.‘
The above mixture. is‘sni‘d "to
force the Kidney: to purify an
sweeten the blood, musing‘t ‘
Rheumatic pain nnd‘aweiilnx o‘
diminish ‘with each done. until
permanent results are obtained. "
and without. injuring the atom-
ach. . . . _ . .
it is wortb‘wbi e.‘ ‘v “ this".
trial, any " l 43M" "
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Hartford am- Hoiym ln- ,
Contest-dairuigucflm ,
‘NEW LONDON. will :fl-fi’l‘hov Ora-
tors found little Clincult'y in beating
jibe Whalersyesterday. .13 to‘5.- The
the was won by themetwy batting
of the Bridgeports, who‘bunch'ed three
ainglnu and a two-buggorzin the fit‘ut’l
inning, scoring silt runs. lionerurwaa
batted out of the‘ box in this inning;:.§'.1'°°- ’i‘rlui'bottle “a“ " y , _, ‘
"’cnplnl. mo moon's stance-La.
Belleroas succeeding. him. . Tm i
was wild at the start and was reliev
at the end of the second inning, Wai-
11141151; ‘3
ler going in. The score: _
Bridgeport .. .6 0 01402 0 il——i3 ii
New London. .2 2 0‘0 0 i ti 0 0-— .5
moat; Rogers, Bahamas and'itefrnnge;
Hartford, 8; Holyoke‘.‘7.
HARTFORD, May 2.~Aficl‘ 13 ill-
‘yéstcrduy. Hartford had the game.
ulngham kept. steady in the face 9!,
peer support. Nehrinx,
running gave iiolyoitc a
ninth. drove in the winning run. The
score: -
iiartford— , ,
‘ 00,211M100001~815
liolyoka—
ry; Hodge and Thackera.
‘ Waterbury. it; Spring, 8.
SPRthib‘iEiinmfiuy 2‘. . minglichl
and vw‘onrisome. game in
Waterbury yesi. _ '._ll to it.
was hit hard all his Rapport “a:
wank, Keenan at short making four
Waterbury. batted timely
Score:
., . n. H.141.
Waterbury ...41000210:l—-11 iii t‘»
Springfield ...l 10020013- 811 7
' Batteries—Rogers and Raub and
Schinccl and Nichols; .Luby and O’Con
nor. ~.
misplnys.
and was always in the lead.
‘. - cw Haven. 5: Norwich, 2.
No WiCih Maw "sf-Althopgh out-
battiug New iiavon any two to one,
me‘nhanuuons iostgto the visitors here
em; ay, 5 to 2. Errors helped in
tho ‘ cw Haven run getting and New
at the plate. Wade's return to the
plate was a feature. Two questionable
ninth against
runs. 'The score: R.i-I E
New Haven
iiatterics—Corcornnvnnd Jone; Tuck
ey and Bridges and 'McAloon.
M
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
---r-—- .
lng‘ out of .the' strike . otlthe
in 'r-Coinmdo. .-
it". :3
tea v-tour. trim or”
ivn residents as “
(l
if“ devaluation? no. ,.
.3, it
Mailman ammonium -' ,
m sully amenigmzt - ,4
l i
'2 bays: "Drl‘xing‘s New Discovery in my:
best earthly friend." it-r‘cumdr me of
animation wanton quLERB‘
~, ,5‘ “‘«Mli‘nh reached am in detail only you-
iintterlesv-Traccy. Waller and “33”,?tordny, is favorably commented upon
i quoting ccpeciniiyutbe president's ref-
ulngs of some or the worst :bnsebulllmThe ”Wt!” 10”“ state "9‘1"“
over seen here. Hartford bent-liolyoke,
won seven] times; but poor base mnrig‘restest tank of the countries on'both
hing prevented a victOryx Must the
‘ rrors on bothlitieu wore mttyt‘tiunu
w base with xPreuidont ammo thotmmerv‘
,flffin mg lca‘and’nlsoEuropeywili successfully
a. n. Elf
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Batteries—~0unhingbonr and When»
' law. as it contaibn'no opiutasm other
Lilby‘i
Haven’t; tine fielding cut off’two runs”
decisions at first in the eighth and
Norwich blocked off
what would have been the winning
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swinlkaauemaasi ,'.§Bu}oL men.
BEAUMQNT. liar-u art-~612Mb”: -
unicorn the Bataanjmtxt‘ti‘glgxmi‘ré: its t i could
two: -
out against the J.'~itt..1?t1ulil§yf Pgtrnleum
Company has reached 0433,9911” where. in hey complainufor
.a crisis may occur atlanflilimc. A pile; '
cia‘l dispatch from the scene, of the
trouble states that conditioners allot:
iar to, the famotts;.mlne'workeri strike
Bantam. '
' conductors and trnlnmenmm ‘
A; Wfil’gfig til“? ”3 whiny by the omMW' q up.
" i m ‘ ‘ .inciudl u - ‘. "it in.
‘ ““30 ”Fowl“! sfégnlgfligtm’lm ‘ profile of‘pnvyto m: a a train»
3 Cent. in Mm ‘ air He states. ,theiubdimu men on immmmaglm will;
« i «o . cubs obtain from any loan, . nail the. shorteniux'o‘f. the basins»
Wearing ,Awurgi ‘ “MAM. prefcnpumr pharmacy in “1391'. Saw afst: d:y‘u=lulbor.‘- “hygienic“?
003- ‘ “ “ "" " ' no c nor-eases nit ue
utillllfliigfiml Advanced This mixture is sauna renew and other details of the new sum:
. I - » ., . .- also? idly git» orghoumnti’ 1mg ”lit wiilhnotgggmzlde :en‘iblic ragtime
‘ ’V 4 . 9‘.— “4".0 5,“ .QBOE, 45’ cm as n unlniwflny
saiZ‘liarli'e’ffilmta gain their" 13ml: '1' 93359:; Pl 330“ igfiilmilfiili lob. will probably take a crane or
. .‘ n e‘ . c; .’ “a. H“ ,
"”6 "m“ a" any "m" “'1‘“ we 9““ ‘-' cool weani r‘ s litto‘inlnuile“ " 1 he changes will affectlully 500
" n...i-..“ l> ‘l ,..
men." ,. ‘I 4 , .
The general committee of the bra
therbood of inhuman "and conductbrs
submitted their; deman a about four
weeks ‘ago_ after a salon inviting
more Jhan a weekw The railroad oiii~
ciuisihave had“ the demands" under con-
’sideration since that time;
; ‘ MY 3581' FRIEND.
,7Aiexahder Benton, wow-dives o‘n
flare] Route 1, Fert‘Etiwnrd,“N. Y»
asthma: six yeah-Toto. ‘4 it has also perm
Mined a wonderful cnrevt-ofstnolplent
uni this neeompi , the other umpv:
tectiy Well. Dr. Kins’ufiow
. power over coughs “Tool is. simply
. marvelous." No other remedy has ever
equaled it, Fullymuarantoed by F. H.
Baxter. South Nurwalk.‘ and E. P.
J’Wecti, Norwalk.-.drugxists.
S'al‘. *Plii'l‘thSBlliitl. May 2.-i’reai~
”it ’ervolt‘s npoech’at the input
"nitration of the Jamestown lilaiiosition.
;b several papers. The 'hlovoe Vrem-
‘ idevotes 'v “I , v-lshdiug nrtinlm 4 to ' it‘,
ercncen’to trust- nnd unions. . It says:
"the dangers either two autumnal 001m
Dilutions. capital‘und labor.“ now the
sides of little Atlantic» America. has.
survived more than one crisis which
threatened her existence. "We. hope,
mire" the presenrln-oblomu in :thc
struggle between capital and labor."
THE NEW Punacyoo AND DRUG
"We are ‘pleaucti'toT announce rthat
colds and. lung troubles in not enacted.
by the National “Pure manned Drug
hannfuldmgn, amli‘wc recommend it
as a safe remedyii'or children and
at”... .4. ..
Clifford 'Plinrmacy: '
w
University crew loaves para today for
Navy crew on tho Sovem‘ni-vor Satan
day. The sound will 1m :.in- New
York over night, leaving“ that. city for
the connect the race early. tomorrow
morning. it is the first. domain several
were that the university crew has
been taken to Annapolis, the second
crew nstmliy meeting tbaiiNnvnl :Acaxi
umy damned. ' Yale’s bunt"~ will
made up as follow 1 pewta‘aonitnnr
3. : Griswoldr vetroito,
Brdwn and Babcockare the substi-
tutes. ~
. . , ,
Cilifordafhhurnmcr
Pharmacy. 7‘ » .
0f misqallaneous articles increased 7.4 ._. . . 1. ,. v > Man-«.5 m 4%
ween i . _ a ‘ . Net: 3‘53. lif‘zoouooa SH} ‘2 osawmmomwm murmur
.‘tMany Students of price ’statistica," Boston _ 100000030—4 5 1 ‘ momma, 3,4 0., mwrwzmlamn, ,
saysthe‘c‘ommissioneroflab‘or, "desire . At PittsburigL— k . 4 .. ' ~ Osewa‘, memento! asthmatic-Bed.
to; distinguish «between raw c’o - Pittaburgr .40 -.' 000” .4 w 1 Cross-“SocieiyumndManite.,.linf.r chm.
modules included in this pric» St'Loui‘a '06 000900.41 5 1 ho ndvto imddmnt utrlthnmectlng- . .
series which have been. divided ‘ """ . of he interaction» flimi’ooietl
into two classes, raw “ and “man? ' AMERICAN LéAGUE. will times the continent withheneral; .
ufactured ‘and‘ simple averages made- . , . . norm, ""'~'"" firm-”h? r" K" '. ' ..»
for ‘each. (if course, ii ed definitions of At Boston— _.. . ; ‘ -.-. . _ Lt .. ..
the” “mil-berm“. WWW/mm. Boston ..... ”104000.030‘4 .9 .1 - wnaNl-tsn aAcK Adults.
moditlcs here designated as raw mil) New York .« ”00'2 000001;“ 10 ‘3 r > x > 4 W“ qu;o;|." _« ,
hoa‘nid to. a such as are marketed in At Detroit; . -. . y , , . ‘ A Wm. .tfl ,1" “a, hem and
their naturalist?!“(“Willrh‘rfifhm Detroit (interconnection—1:15 2,. i VuAmhltidnfiipplngj‘AMI- ‘ fir
been “birch?“ "0 0“.” «a Preliminary Chicago aooooooocooouoai 7 a ; south Muriel woman throw 3
-l‘ll'."“fa€t“l'm& PMQ“~““¢;WW ‘9" At Cleveland—e»? . .. . Luncheons , is‘thst‘eoulé on nx
llnal conuuuiptltmvwhiiefth’ti coritnukl» Cleveland , t ' em“ a“; as-b‘urd *
tilts..defiisritrfl;.railivilliliidtmcd Fr“ Stigma ' 0‘ ip tinsi’iiowdbcltui. dint»
iilWe'”Bilil._lel'i‘titl torment:- than a are t>‘.:,.,.g g .4 - fanatic. d hooligan”mama, ill ,
dimmer-y factory inanimtlstion and in PM?!“ I-tei-i‘ of élckrkjdfie‘ys ”3d war on.“ .
which the vinanuiacturmg labor cost. l‘yuwdpnritn "x . ‘ fl." the stealthy appro‘ ch " ofw diabetes
ropstltugos an ‘impgrtsntx‘tzieinenp in is " nl'pmh, 1. 11" 'r '99: rid 13,3533. disease. my .
pr ire, ,. 9 group It‘sgnnct as raw \t V‘ - . . _. . . , - . ., 'ii tl L onro' {iii
are included ' rmi'mrpmdncis. henna. "fif‘mfihmwlfirw‘k ‘ .. p p *3; a m _y '
i'offcnumilk, raw silk, wool, coal; crude ‘ ‘ ' MM ' " .5' ‘
«mounted! ,.
in "them teatime
MW. WI bod ,paluil
raunchy-Cm coinage. . H
twosome-users: ~
;,¥i'iit;iiculi¥ it: the him a the .
‘ on
“consumption forvii'iy M’s‘lilfe. ‘vv’I‘vhe;
"mm. list bottle endodfltbcierriblo‘wcmh.
toms left one by one. until she weapon -
man‘s.
50c and ‘
m
Foley‘s Honey and 'I‘li' for coughs.
adults. "mm’a‘il‘i'fifi Store and T2?
-u. a
'YALE cnaw on. mountainous
NEW‘ HAVEN, stycSm—Ilhot. Yale
Annapolis, Whore theymfil rmce the
bu‘
No. 7, Capt. lde: No. ll.“i{owb:nrNo. 5,;
Tait; No. 4. Hoppln‘: ‘No. 3,~Rice; No
Attiehinclnns.~
4 When your backaches it is almost
invariably an 'rlndication that sumo;
thingfls wrong with yourlkidneya.’ De»
Wittjs Kidney and Bladderoflilv afford
prompt relief for we“ kidnmrbmke
a'cbpfi inflammation of thaliindder and—
nll- urinary troubleb Sold bynbeo
and The ~gliridgt‘: .
p, ,3th ‘jrutinsnnqv‘wawiuupur on state “A"REEE'N‘VT‘F,
QM
u“!
' in
’3 .0.
blahi muohl
him-ecu “inimyihendj tinjaiiuobtflcouj‘ tunable ‘
r a...
', j 7' cabin «in
W ‘ ‘ in
h ‘ if“ ‘
‘ ‘ v . and *5} wall:- imrw .1. I“; .f , 5..- ’2.
. _., .iillnt an horseman m a chain at. . a. which
desk, or a bookcase? V,Eir§t,,that unmet in i spur {use ,1
and be useful. Next it"must be of good, _ {unfit 43,1,
» :,'l‘llis is what, distinguishes the flgafptaliig~ant
Plain fornis..isimpic designs, wellrsolgcteflfiwpptyfiinl 1. ..
work. When you lookat’thc‘snbstantial anddiQflfiSLi to
lug piece; you ‘will sec there is no place for siightcd . .k' '
You will see, fit; ,intpnricctconstruction, no weak, placeslgpv-
ercd by ornamentation. , ,3. , . W H" IQ”,
The large comiortablc chairs tempt you 9.5%: downnhitl
rest. andoncc seated thcrcds no “inclination'itoiright "You
pass yourhand ovcrLthcsniootii surface of a tab and note
the excellent finish that brings .out the beauty 0 the Mood.
Everything sliniys‘that time, tliOtiglitinitd lb‘flllilflfllahflld
were uséd to make it. It is so with an Cfltsiii‘tti.,aghiéiiis.
, A small umbrella stand with its simplejreck, and? tight
basin of beaten brass is .as well constructed “tutelage:
pieces. “ ,_ L... ,. 1 .H , _. ‘ if, _
A Craftsman Bedroom Suite is at. present in one otthc
Exliibitjou‘Room‘soj the Furniture Store. « p ‘9 fl ‘
A large collection of various Suites and SeparatcLPicccs
on the wa‘rcroom floors. . ; . {
Take elevator in Carpet‘Storc.
Grail «Silks that Charm.
, , Seldom does,. a, gray Silk "fail toat’tra‘ctp :1} is kgtaylways
quiet, pleasing and refined. . But this springtherc‘tempo-ii
novelty ands, Gray lilk takes to itSlea line of col 1333
thread of turtmoisc,.rcseda. or rose pink, that'nlakt s {heath-
.crwisc sober silkspnrklc and shine. ’ 4 ..
There is a showing in one of our
a largcr‘ouc at the department. ‘ .9 , 1M > ‘ J; ,
India: with gnylgrounds and dots {and figures of, black.
Gros dc , ,drgsjnjplaids and jacquard figures.
Soft Taffetas, Rajah. and Showerproof- Foulinds.
$14-96 it!!! W‘s. a yard. « '
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front outlaws. Asuu
Those who miss. tiic,,Art,.Neédiework Sectionirontfits
old place will findit on the third floor in conjunctiontwith
the Upholstery. A pleasant, light,“and airy spongy“
Elevator to Carpet Store.
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