, HMONTfS NAHROW'IGGAPE. ::
.‘PARIS, June 8 -—Santos Diimollt had
nularrow escape from sustaining ser
tolls injuries, if not losing his life,
may. He started to try a new air-
lp in a field at Bagslelles. The
lwdchine was mounted on bicycle
Vi eels and was speeding along at a
ripid pace preparatory to making a
flight. When a bungling workman tight
oiled the guide rope, causing the tail
of a small balloon above the aero-
lane to sag, with the result that tile
peller touched the ground, re:
untied and ripped open the gas bag.
" . Bintb‘il Burnout shut off the motor in
time to prevent an explosion being
caused by the escaping gas. The
0010th was badly shaken up, but is
not. discouraged and will try again
Iii soon as his combination balloon
Ibroplane apparatus is repaired. He
hopes eventually to develop a speed
ii: about one hundred kilometres an
or.
REMARKABLE RESCUE. '
That truth is stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated ill
the little town of Fedora, Team, the
residence of C. v. Pepper. He writes:
it was in bed entirely disabled with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed to help me and all hope,
had lied when I began taking Dr.
Ki ing’s New Discovery Then instant
relief came The coughing soon ceas-
oil', the bleeding diminished rapidly.
and in three weeks I was able to go to
world" Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. 50c and $1. 00, MP. H. Bax-
ter's South Norwalk, and E. P
Wood‘s Norwalk, drug stores. Trial
bottle free. ”
TO BUCCEED SEEN-ERAL TOWN-
NEW LONDON, June 8.-—-The Day
will announce tonight that United Sta-
tea Senators Bulkeley and Brandegee
have joined in recommending to Pre-
sident Roosevelt the appointment of
Judge waiter C. Noyes, of the New
London "county Common Pleas couil.
of this city for the vacancy in the cir-
cult court of the United States caused
the death of Judge W. K. Townsend
0 New Haven
A THOUSAND DOLLARS, WORTH
:FG :‘DflOO
- “l have been afflictedmith kidney
and bladder trouble for years, passing
gravel or stones with excruciating
gin," says A. H. Thames. ii well-
own coal operator of Buffalo 0.
-. got no relief from medicine until i
‘ biases ,lakills Fa olevs Kidney Cure.
then the result was surprising.
doses limited the brick- dust-like subi
stance and now I have no pain across
my kidneys and i feel like a new man.
. it has done me ii, 000 worth of good. "
Foley's aKidiley Cure will. cure every
form of kidney or bladder disease:
Plalatod' a Drug Store. and The Clifford
Pharmacy.
' ‘ ' PRIZES WON AT YALE.
,‘ N HAVEN, June 10. ——in addition
‘ to th Dirge Mathematical prize, R04
, bert Alfonso Taft of the Yale 1resli-
”than lass, has won a first Berkeley
' twill Latin compsoltion. Young Taft
‘wall rec tly murded also the Hugh
WUhImbér aln Greek prize. established
late ek- governor Chamberlain cf
nth Carolina. iind hwhrded for the
t entrance eksmlli'atlon. secretary
Aft Was himself salu'tatorin of the
«I -
A few‘
‘ bill W ’
to nos. he also showed some of
his oliit chatting fond. taking Mann
. er's, m to forp twrhb r and two
' singles . clan and email were
the only linen who failed lose
bi.gle
InIn made a hair raising
at Frolic p hit to left center
eighth. ahlil and Phalon cove
their pasllloos perfectly, the pitche
sobbing some that had the speed of
a bullet. ,
The visitors started oil! in regular
old-fashioned Mauier style. Brehm
-. singled to left and French followed
with a thiaxger to right. Brehm
scoria Preach was safe on Leon
srd' s e ror, is ‘scored on Anderberg‘s
out at first. t they were destined
to be content with these two runs un-
fll the ninth, when they succeeded
in sending one more in.
The Norwalks quickly evened uu
Maurer had struck out Brooks and Ca-
getting hit with the ball [gourd was
patient and walked on four wide ones.
llienrlquez was right on deck with a
line two bagger, which scored Fleiscll
crowd to its feet. Lauder fanned. ,
The Norwalks had a man oniflrst in
the next; inning and one‘drst and sets
and in the third, but in the fourth in»
ping sent. four men around the Sir
cult. Phalop dre a pass and was ad-
indeed on Cunni ham' 3 pretty aaorl~
lice. MoKlernan was safe on a field-
are choice brooks single scored Phil
ion. cKiernan scored on Cahill' s sin
gle. Brooks tallied after Anderherg’s
catch of Fleischman's long fiy. Lee
let. the throw go past him, and Cahill
llso registered Leonard was retired,
Pechiold to Clemons
The lone tally in the fifth was made
of Maurer's twisters, after three halls
had been called and no strikes. 'l‘lle
sphere went sailing clear of the left
field fence. and the first baseman just
lmbled around the corners. The next
three men were retired on strikeouts.
The next run of the Norwaiks'vcame
‘n the seventh. li‘lelsshman dronondo
pretty single to left, reaching third, on
..eonard‘s out at first. and scored on
llallder's single close to the right foul
line.
ill the eighth the locals added five
more runs to their already sufilcleni
lumber, four of which were earned
Cunningham flied out to Adder-berg.
McKiernau was safe on French's er
ror. Brooks then tapped out a two‘
logger to the left field fence, scoring
McKlernanhsnd Cahlll put one in
lesriy the s me spot,er the same
number of alien, Breaks scoringf
.‘lelscbman fanned, but Leonard put ii
lice and illittvgeon short and second
lcoring Cahlll. llenriquez was given
in ovations when he appeared at the.
hit again. and he responded gracibus
y by re peeling his performance
if the lli’thp inning, this time over the
ight field fence. Lauder singled to
ight advancing on Phalon's pass to
lrst, but Cunningham forced Phalon
ml; at second.
The Mouiers' final tsily was the re
sult of Cunninghams error when
Clemons reached second. He mad:
the ’first steal of the game, pllfering
third. and scoring on Pechtold's hit to
gOPPOBlTION To MERGER.
Hearing in Massachusetts Legislature
on Boston 6. Maine Transfer.
, BOSTON. .lune 10.—lt was expected
that considerable opposition to the pro-
posed merger of the Boston 81. Maine
Railroad with the New York, New lla-
ven and Hartford Railroad would be
evidenced at a public legislative hear
ing at the state house today. ’l‘lll
hearing was called as a step in carry-
nlg out. suggestions made by Governor
Guild in a message sent to the legisla
turo last Wednesday after ballad re
ceived confirmation from President C
S. Mellon, of the New Haven road, that
the proposed union already was under.
way. in his message the guvei‘nm
urged that .legislative action be taker
at once to protect the interests of Man
aschllsetls investors and enterprises
and to prevent any increase in pas
senger rates or decrease in transports
tion facilities.
. ,The twelve Democratic members of
the senate have gone on record as up
posed to the merger, unless some res,
trictive legislation is provided. Thl
Democratic state conunltlee also has
recorded itself as against tile con soil right.
datlon. These opponents as well as The score:
William Lawrence of Medford. repre Norwalkl.
senting the heavy Lawrence estate in All a n PO A E
terests in the Boston and Maine L. D Brooks, cf, ,,,,,,,,, 5 2 3 2 0 (l
Brandies. counsel for several minority Sahlll, 2b. ,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 2 3 4 0
stockholders and the Boston Mer- Fleischman, if. ,,,,, 3 2 ’1 2 d c
chauts' Association were expectedtc. Leonard, 3b. ....... 4 2 1 1 0 1
be present at the hearing. either to Henriqueg, lb. ,,,,, 4 2 3 12 0 0
speak against any merger or to favor. Lauder, rf. _ 0 2 0 0. ii
restl‘icticve legislation. Dhalun, p. ,,,,,, 1 0 1 5 l.
W cunninghiun, ss 0 l l 3 1
. THE MAG“: NO- 3- VicKlernan c 2 0 5 l 0
Number three is a wonderful mascot _— ' —————
for Geo, H.. Parrls, of Cedar Grove. Totals ,,,,,,,,,,, 26 13 13 27 13 2
~ Me., according to a letter which reads! Maulcr A C
“After, sulfering much with liver and AH R H P0 . A F.
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly Brehm 2b 4 1 2' 3 1 ' 0
discouraged by the failure to find re: French 33' """" ,4 1 1 1 ‘2 ’3
lief, I tried Electric Bitters, and as a \nd' rber 'lf """"" 4 0 '0 2 ,0 :3
result I am a well man today. The 00,15,480: fl‘ """ 4 ,0 1 0 0 ,‘0’
first bottle relieved and three bottles ,1 atom ib ‘ ‘ ”4 ‘1 1 '5 "0 ‘0
completed the cure” Guaranteed best [1: ’ " “3 3 1 1‘1 ‘1 1
on earth for stomach, liver and kidney Pichtglduslsnn ' 3 0 ‘2 1 2 '3
troubles by F. ii. Baxter, Smith Nero tllschm’n cf 4 ‘0 ‘1 1 0 ii
walk and E P. Weed Norwalk, drllg “em,” a ,'. "'"'3 0 0 0 '1 0
lusts 5°C a p' "K", '..l...l--—-—-s
THE BEREAVEMENT. $331,833 i33';;}'g"'3‘ ‘3 “9‘2." 7 2
Pallld and trembling, the grief
stricken wife met her husband at the 31132:“ """" 2 “23 3 31,3 3 ‘1) g ;:13
door. ....... ,
_ .. ,.. , Summary. '
“38:; illipgone. came the wall from' Twobase hits——Hen_rlquez, French;
Clemons, Brooks, thlll.
Home runs-Henrlquez, 2.
,-Sacrifice hits—Fleischman, Cunning
ham.
Stolen base—~Clemon‘s.
First on balls—Off Maurer, 5; off
Phlllon, 1.
Strslck out—wBy Phalon, 5; By Maur
er. 1
Left on basese-Norwalk, 6; Mail
let, 4
The man's face blanched, and he
. reeled as if from a heavy blow. Half
dazed, he sank into a chair
“Gone!” he echoed vaguely.
“Gone" repeated the wife with a
brave effort at self-control. “Oh, what
shall [die without herl. 1 had. learned
to lean upon her so, she was so- much-
to melnnd now‘ '«i— Her courage ion
sock her quite, and she buist into
tears.
Her. husband drew ~ her ‘to him.
“Don't weep, idear heart," he said
tenderly. f‘Tell lne about it. .I had ier
feared.that it might. happen, but the
blow has fallen so suddenly."
The wife raised her head her eyes
Catlin and Henrlquez
First on errors—Norwalk, 1:
Hit by pltcher—Flelschman.
Umpire—meet.
Man,
flashing fire. h d 'l‘hne—-l. 38' . 3,
“How did it happen?" a e reiterate "F" .
in a. changed voice. “Why that not of "W”“m Americana, " . J
a Mrs. Jenkins offered heruilva dollars . The Nationals 8900:1501th New“
at week and no washing or ironing. Bo [nary 50010 by. .th 33§l§laucfii of DW-
of dourse, Bridget jumped .at it, and umpire. “11058.qu very. inf)? decllliim
left without. notice " in the ninth», when a. man Was called
And the man sighed heavily for herm‘e at all“ fillOWlnE the Winni“! ll
knew that for him it meant a weary l1) [BCOI‘G- Mn": Madonna 0! NDl‘Vllé
mm 1 Will-
Morita! 1ofifriile glass:liiit}i§li?w:iid his round of intelligence offlces.——-Lippln were their pounds... “(1,5949 lb."
‘ (tiller. Attorney-General Alfonso Taft; 00"} ; ignsm‘}; t mimey- l. a score be “8
ln‘cinnatl, stood in third rank of .
urchin in the class of 1833.
, rlullusrlou‘Twimou-r ~ mam.
.11: can of ligament and liver trouble
Miro
t is to Itiiiiula‘tc
‘ ’t‘it deli...
t irritating them.
syrup hide diges-
iitd'lltllnuistes the liver and bow.
without irritating these organs like
.» I or ordinary cathartics.
toothache'or pain ofburn or scald. in
It does
—-*Stop earache in two minutes,
Diamond Pickle”. ,
Next Satuudays- we will he with
“five minutes, hoarseness,.one «heart
the New York Colored Giants.
muscle ache. two hours. sore throat
twelve hours—bur. Thomas Eclectrlo Btumfo Danburynntake notice.
Oil, monarch over pain.- -- Guess ilbur .iwasn't missed much
It first}; sweetened. ,but Henriette:
FW
it was Sunday afternoon and the tn~l
fant class teacher was trying to im
press the children with the beauties
of the Garden of Eden.
szh‘o would have thought that the
Norwallts were ever capable of turn
lng theihblea so decisively against
i ‘ 19;;
filling over the right) field ~
cure
.. lding department the Not. .._,,‘
71:” yI were strong It every point. . , ,
are ,
matters in their half of the first. After ‘
llill, Fleischmau had his usual luck in 7
man and. Leonard. and brought the 3
by Henrlqliez, when he lighted on one ‘
Double playsel’h'slon and Capilly5 ~
“new. one. this
summerwith tile-hm-
pomturestilalo. Get
Wick Blue Flame Oil
Strive and have a cool
“Fillet: .3319 we».
m
level. stunting a undermine
not“. ii. iii
nearest agency for desert ,
e“d_
but threw immediately to Honrlquez.
as Donaldson made a wide detour to
avoid being caught. Hadlnoualdson
kept in line he would have been tag-
ged by Cahlil and therefore a double
play is credited to Cnhlll and Henri-
ones.
it is almost an assured fact that af~
ter three balls are called the next one
will be afine one, straight over, and
a good one to hit. Henriquez evident~
ly know this.‘ .
Our boys p d the game {at all it
was worth. adamant“ every,
opening without any of the aggravatlu
bungling, which has been witnesseg
on several occasions.
Maurer hm terrOr for our boys.
notwithstanding, that he struck out
ten. Thirté’éif“ hits for twenty- two
bases is not so bad.
The Philadclphla Giants yesterday
defeated the Stamfords. 6 to 0.
wmulesuxc. 01 “‘sraATl-‘ORDS‘. s;
4 \
Visitors Boston Saturday Afternoon on
t‘ge Winnlpauk Diamond.
The lunl‘pihik iissooau team pulled
a game out of the fire Saturday after-
noon at the Polo Grounds ill Winni
pauk. when the Stratford Athletic, Clllb
was beaten by the score of 6 to 4.
in the fifth inning the Stratford team
had apparently. won by scoring four
runs, blit in the eighth. the Winnipsuk
,nlne took a brace and began a swat-
rest that netted five runs and won the
game. .
The detailedmcoro:
Winnlpauk.
. AB R H PO A E
E.McGratli,Zb.....2 2 0 2 4 0
Volk, rf. .......... 4 0 l 0 0 0
Riley, lb. .......... 4 0 212 0 1
J.Mc(}rath.3b ...... 4 1 2 4 4 0
Pierce, cf. ......... 2 1 0 2 0 0
Smith. p, .......... 3 0 i 0 4 0
Benedict,ss. .. 4 0 0 .1 2 1
Britt. it. ........... 3 0 0 0 1 0
Knorr,c ............ 3 1 l 0 0 0
Totals ........... 29 6 7 27‘15 2
Stratford.A. C.
All R H PO A E
Morehouse, if. ...... 4 1 1 1 0 0
l. McGay,ss. ...... ‘4 1 -1 0 0 0
W. Pask. ib ........ .4 :0 0 6 «2 .0
.W McGay,2b. ..... .8 .00 r. 1 0
Baker 3b .......... 4 »0 .1 ,2 _2 .0
Buddington,c ...... 4 .0 o, 5 ,0 ,o
Mendelssohn cf. .4 0 0 ‘3 0 0
Evartsrf. ......... 410200
Hayes, p. ......... 3 1 _1 0 ,1 1
Totals..... ...... 36 4 424 0 1
Score by innings:
Stratford A. C. . .0 0 0 .04 0.0 0.0—»!
Winnipauk ...... 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 bot—6
Summary: '
Two-base hit—~Hayes.
First on balls—Off Hayes 4:01!
Smith, 1. '
Struck outs—By Hayes, 5; by Smith.
Double play—9E. McGrath and Bene-
dict.
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'30thsz DAN BURY.
.A team known as the All Norwalks;
and managed lily Dick Burke, is .plan-
plug to go to Danbury on Wednesday
oi next Week and play the Danbury
pine. Among the players on the .All
Norwalks are Pitcher Jack McGrath,
Joe McKicrnnnFNeil Plerbe. Joe nest
and other well-kilown,olsl'e.r8-
STATE HERON! MBBALL.
. Saturday Games.
Bridgeport. 4;:Norwlcb .3.
Hartford.~d; Waterbury.l
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
W
' accusing Results
Chic: 0. 4; blcew: .York. 3.
Brock m. a: Clolaoiamt.
Boston, 4;- Pittsbur g.2.
Philadelphia, 1.3,..8t. Louis, 44)
Silo! Results.
Chicago.“ Phi adelphia,2.
‘ mate or i a and is mild and “But. children.” she said, "there was thoseMallJes 7 New York, 3; St. Louis. 0.
n. t to m“, giziuea'g Drug store one thing in the garden that Adam and The Mr iiilliloed fans have sold Brooklyn. 3-2; Cincinnati, 1-11.
' Clllfcrd Pharmacy. .El'e mill!!! not touch" nights vflint“ Norwalk has a strong --—.—---
W “i know. " said a little boy who had mm lit any better .proof than manic“, Litmus.
‘ 1...“. Mil your ev doubly d .aonle previous know- new”) . ,
new” Ihc We... hm 10 at of buutltul ail-dons. “it we: I't‘UQWGII instillation til the high” infirm!»-
ithe lint lily. .. Down 1'1" A ' \Iixth mm s n Clemons hit to blank Detroit 6; ow Yet-Lo . ,
I Newiotfcotlbn
WW baboons. n.
‘ ,. . ' only. safe; unoxcciled in llfihr.’
“ or; sn'bmam‘sntbosaymn
incl at your dealer'- write all our neared sgulc'y.
New reheated with:
Blue Flame Oil Cook Stove and Raye Lamp
For Sale by A. J. Collins & Co.-
at
When theKteagih‘erzm wields the birch
- When another trinitio steal
' Stories thin an
.sId-
tiyli Blue dune mm".- £53m, .
nusvmmd
diliulw
as size: Ewy
at your dealer's write to our ,
for:
is liveliest is ;’
all-round use- i
hold use. ”ills. “
beautifully nickeied. ‘Pé
Eyeryiubp warranted.
‘I’hiladelphia, 4; St. Louis, 2.
Washington. 8; Chlcago,l 2
Cleveland, 4; lioston. 1.
Stats League Standing.
W. , 1.. RC.
liolyoke ............. 26 11 .694
Springfield .......... 2.5 11.694
Waterbury .......... 22 12 .64?
Norwich ........... . 20 .13 .606
Hartford ............ 20 14 .588
New. Haven ......... 12 23 .343
Bridgeport . ... . .. . . . 9 .25 .205
New tandem. ....... 6 . :9 i147.
~..——.—q-
National~ League Standing.
,. fl. W. ‘L.
Chicago . .‘.«;.....'...35 9
New liork ...rt..~..;..llll. .14
Philadelphia ........ 26 17
Plttsburg .......... .2l 18
Boston.........l....l7 26
Cincinnati ........... 17 27
Brooklyn ............ 15 28
St. Louis ........... 13 34
American League Standing.
W. L
Chicago ..... .....29 15
Cleveland .......... .29 16
Detroit .............. 24 iii
Philadelphia . ....... 23 20
New York ........... i9 21
St. Louis ............ 18 27
Washington .;.......14 26
Boston ...... 14 29
BEAUTY HIM-1'8.
To reduce your flesh increase Your
thruubles.
To develop a bust, get on the wrong
side of the market.
To remove freckles, pry them gently
out with a nut-pick. Should this fall,-
try blasting
Brilliancy may be imparted to the
complexion by powderlng with dis.
mond dust.
Hair on the lips may sometimes be
avoided by requiring the young man to
shave before calling.
There are various ways of removing
blackheads in the South lynching is
much in vogue.
Nolis which do not yield readily to
the manicure may be driven in with a
hammer.
of the finger. nothingls equal to piano
exccrcises provided police protection
be available.
When “‘crow s- feet“ will not yield to
massage, fill them suddenly with ce
nlient and smooth quickly with a trowé
Falling hair may be avoided by step—
- ping nimbly aside whenever you see it
coming your why
The “droopl
ed some may
.tiug up late ’0' nights.
Mam ” ~80 inheh' Affect:
ian._'
a
How TO RUN A NEWSPAPER.
When a man goes astray
Keep it 'cll't. “
When the critici troasts a play
When two margin or c
When a pier-c ant 2&5: mgiiasb
When the cashier steals the dash—
, cap it out. ,,
' 1
A
When thaliéqlurrteldn the church
..
When nine women fair to see
Whisper smoothing over ten--
Print it? Goodness gracious me!
“Keep it out!” .
- When two was... make a deal
Keep .it. out.
.. 2
Keep Moat. . m“
Good iidlblgiuid. slink". ‘
Anything.ths‘tlalhm,~at Ill—-
floor but” about: . .
instill"
v-Giiorge Ftbqh ill Herald Transcription
tibia. Jawbuell—eWe' ve got to get
For developing the grace and beauty '
encouraged by sltJ ,
~Th0mas Speed Mooby in The Boheni ~ '
- gimp re delirium thaw no on. Was :2 ci ,9
. TE Aimoneepmqypd .Es- Senator 2all 33%;? i“ I
$48,110 his war racers. e'liolltlcsl' cpmpplgn Lbs doth}
sob .o nspppplntmeut, wherein he had been call if dboll"by
.t item» Whilst. The, state committee to ukelr
’ , y be reviewed hi: my he on Masonarrlvedyttehlp digit.
exaiulsetl .ayp‘ry ,hcir on the moods; tillers he. was to to! 1m 3‘ 1i in
”story button.on,thelr.oosts. an: day. he found gate the to , led
melting“ Mknnwi'u t'93....‘tlle been: gal-f ere ‘ elm 9.4,
v n . ~ . -
“Wigwqm ”gyms $1230“! I?“ m» M t
that 0 who allelic .tq
can,
- NI 1mm“! luau:
ring! 3:303:31. “14‘3wa when utmost; another delimit y g. I cgmmly looked like a wsmcmlllilil
‘s i w -. mar. I pp nu ram 0 rail s .._ _. ,,
:bbck—Ittalkeei all the . t I-‘mi; "lift“ it M ”a“ What colof go up, . . 'J . Mira:
WI WWW" em 4" 1 M f ' ' tub.
Method i over sawsrClIvelsnd on y I 4‘, n 2 wkamw Guam
and" sentinel w: , 2 i bows iIs'tztoM W ,r
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The D M Read
Mfume ten. "
iL it... Iii“ it'ii
For the Girl Graduate.
You wiil notice the dainty girlish figure in one of the ,
Main street windows. We are prepared to Supply- all l‘e-
quisites for a pretty and appropriate costume, and it can be
very inexpensive.
For the Gown.
A Not Robe such as the one in the exhibit.
A Lawn or Batisteltobe with insets of lace orcmbroi-
dcr
yilluslin Organdie and Batiste by the yard.
Dress Accessories.
Sa'sll Ribbons in all colors, moire, satin, brocades, and
printed lafictas.
Long Silk Gloves, all sizesirom 16 lo 20 buttons.
Fancy Spangled Fans and Fan Chains.
Handkerchiefs.
Dainty Lacc- bordered Handkerchiefs with Valencien-
nes or Meclllili edges and insertions, sec to $5.00
Armenian Handkerchiefs, all hand made. so: to $3.00.
l-rcncil Handkerchiefs, llandilemstitclicll and with hand
embroidery in one corner, soc to $3.50.
For'Graduatlon Gifts.
Gold Beads
- Gold Collar Pins
Belt Buckles
Gold Scarf Pills
Gold Bangles and Bracelets
Pearl Fan Chains
(ioid Ncck‘Cliaiiis
Gold Sleevelinks or Buttons
New Toilet Wares
Lustr-itc. A harmless and agreeable preparation for
removing stains from the hands. Such stains as are caused
by vegetables, fruits, or ink 25C 3 bottle. "
Marcel Fluff. For the hair. A little shaken incl-id ,
brushed out will remove oil and perspiration. It is delicatc~ l
ly scented with orris. 25c.
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Strawberry Halters. A little nickle plated arrangement
for removing strawberry liillls without crushing the berries
or staining the fingers. 5c.
311's“ 5‘ ‘1’,
IN so
In our West Winklow, built‘. or Snap, is a model of the United
States Capitol at: washington, with the proposed additions theme
This model is a marvel of ingenuity and artistic skill. “Mill-
its the front elevation of the Capitol-aha mm arch 0?th
with its ornamental columns of liberty and charidt of progress. The
m: hall flanked with the smaller halls running though thcfilitite
center of the building is shown with marked exactness as to its. dis-
tmctive {cabins of architecture and adornment. '
And all this skill and labor has been exerted with one purpuc
in view-«to make youaequaintcd with , .
THE FAMOUS MEDICATED ROYAL CUTIBDEVSGAP. .
It' II the cuticle doctor of America, and beautifics the compicgifil
of men, women and children; It" is a wonderfully fine toilet Iolpmtld
is a great aid in caring nearly all kinds of skin. mass», and ranks
among the highest of all Amencan soaps of «inlay.
' If‘viie were to mention the name under which this. ulcpti .i .st
is. sold a“ proprietary article at 25c, every one would knowit. hYou
will pay more for it later as Medicated Royal Cuticle Soap. Our in
troductory price is 5c a cake. Try it. ,,
20."
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ASKINGTON B'l.‘
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