“l, "* ‘ ‘ Multan AlwaysBuglt‘ 3
Use ch'ir" tbver 30 Years.
unequal m
'9 Din federal inquiry into the
cent advance in the price of threud,
t was stated at. the office of. the
American ’I‘hrcud Company, said to bc
‘ a member of the so~cullcd trust, and
hlchmas the largest mill here, cm-
plpying about 2.300 bonds. that the
‘adiyance was due to the very high
pr 09.01 cotton. Where cotton. it was
titted, could be bought one your ego
o’i‘jaixteen cents n. pound, it now costs
kitty-two cents a. pound, which is
ighol‘ than at any time since the Civil
or. The company, it was learned. is
at in; gwages throughout. its local
t’, the increase being as high as
“31,129? cent. in some of the depart-
,1.,.. .
1 «An Ideal Laxative.
”5:361 Ubthartica which purge, unl‘md tho
, , la. a give telnporur rain: but. rrituto,
weaken the digestive on expulaivo organs.
u '9‘ run-ox Tablets are as different in
out“ ‘truthta from falsehood. They nourish
,, Wlmuscioa and nerves. pivingthcm strength
,vlcot to do the work nature intended. thuu
.. doting! permanent. curo‘ by perfectly sufo and
, eons. ho lisstiuxrstlvo for children.
would booted tahiotu. easy to take. never gripe
annotate. 100. Ibo and 01.00 at Lil druu stores.
AaéBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY.
State League.
...‘lll2tlllll‘.lll"‘—az’i 8
. . .0 0 o o 0 o 0 0 0~0 :l
Watqii‘biiry
l
‘ Bridgiiilort
ll
.1
Rogers and Schincol; Volx end
Beaumont.
Olyoke ...... 0 l 0 t) 0 ii i l 0—«1i 7 i.’
i" ‘l
l x.
”London . .0 0 0 0 0 0 b 0 o~o .
lloi It'l'llst‘
V; tiny and 'i‘hnckern;
, ,i'range.
40le ..... 2 Ol 90 liilll‘l‘wl‘l ill Ii
0rd ....0iiititll200w7 x l
.. k and Aceol'uiui and ”ridges;
on ‘ 31mm, Wilde and (i'l.ctil'y'.
. ,ch .....0t)i.lli00:.’*-7 11 2
rt rd ..... 001001200—«1 x :i
cliey’nhd Bridges; liowler and
,l'iili. ,
film-cu ...0 i 1 onoooomz 0 2
ringiicld :._.000 (Hill 0 0 ilmll l 4
West and Jopc: liouu and O'Connor.
. ~ National League.
incinnuti. 3; New York, 2.
(listen, 0'. Cilieugo. 4.
ills. 12; iir klyn. Ii.
’oiphiu, 2; Jittsburg. i.
i,1,Am8rlcan League.
Wt; listen, 1;. Cleveland. 0.
,lndclphiu. 4; Detroit. .1.
hlcago. 8; Iloulon. 2.
t. Louis, ll; New York. 0.
VgIIMARKABLE RESCUE.
fl. truth is stronger than iictlon.
, once morohecn dcmouutmied in
belittle town of. Forlorn, 'i‘oun.. the
Modem! 0. V. Pepper. lie writes:
«Embed. entirely diuuldoil with
.. orrhogoa‘of the Inputs and throat.
‘f‘l‘l‘ li'i'liilod to help me, and nil hope
ltd when l begun inking Dr.
W Diocuvcry. Then luutunt.
bin, The coughing b’llilll conu-
, :bieediug diluiuluhod mpidly.
three weeks i won able in go to
.. Guaranteed cure for (1)";th
holds. 000 lilill $1.00, at 1r, ii. 1311x-
lth Nurwulk, 1mm. is).
. orwaik, drug stores. 'i‘rlp‘l
l
WWW .
Ell-Ml LEAP AT HART.-
FOFlb FIRE.
, W), Juno cowl spectacu-
mmiun upper wiumlw to the
‘ bone of a number of per-
‘ o! the fire luiilderu and
lore damage Were
' of ablaze early you
n the .‘boileabop of Samuel
1.. ullring‘whono upper
daemon“. An, orpioaioo of
< " «hereunto:
birth; located on the Th
‘u wind up oi! the Ascot race meeting
I‘I‘.
‘ . dyopcooia. deed to have great diutrcufi
' could hear of, but nothing’hei ed pic,
~— J
MEETINGS OF P‘Efc‘é esteem-Es.
Four General Committees Already
Created and Peace Filled.
THE HAGUE, Juno 20.-—'i‘odny the
various delegations to the peace coir
i'orenco met. and selected members to
be ussigncd to the four general com
mittces already created. \Euch dcle
gallon. has full liberty of choice in this
respect. These assignments must b(
communicated to the bureau of the
conference before 4 o‘clock this after
been when the four presidents and M
Nclidofi Will urrunge the days on
which each commission will meet. As
in many instances, especially in llll
once of the smaller delegations. the
some members will be assigned to twr
or more committee it. will be necessai'l
for the committees to assemble. on till
icrent days. The real work of the con
i‘crcncc will be done in the commit
tees.
A month is expected to ellipse before
the next plenary sitting, as the plan
is to have the committee work well all
vuucod before uguiu culling it full con
i‘creuco together. In 180:) there Witt
u. period of ZS days between the up
poinilnent. oi the committees and tilt
presentation of the lirst. report.
M. Ne-lidoil’ hos received petitiom
from the committees of Armenian out
Alluiuiun orgnnlxuiionu praying that
the conference consider bolue nlcilsurt
l‘or alleviating the deplornble positim
of these people. similar petitions are
pouring in on the conference front lil.‘
over the world. The petitions are lilo:-
wiih the secretory mid ure nt‘lilifiW
lodged with u noiliiruliou that tip
conference could not. occupy itself will
limiters not presented by delegntea.
A THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTl-
F GOOD.
“l have been ulillctod with Rhine:
and bladder trouble for yours, passlnl
grave] or stones with cxcruciaiim
pulp," says A. H. 'l‘hurnou. :1 well
known cool operuto’r of Buffalo, 0. “
got no relief from medicine until i
begun tubing Foley's ,Kidney Cure
then the result was surprising. A fev
doses started the brick-dust—liko sub
stunt-c and now I have no pain acres:
my llidhoys and I feel like u. new man
it has done me $1,000 worth of good.’
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure every
form or kidney or bladder diceaue'
Pluisted's Drug Store and The Gillian”
Pharmacy. "
TWAIN TO ATTEND GARDEN
PARTY
MlNDON. one 20;“ Mark Twain
(Sumuel L. Clemens) has accepted on
invitation to attend u garden purty u"
Windsor Custic June 22 when Kiul‘
Edwurd will entertain. 8,000 ghouls in
lllu nuliruty lliiti expr-sucd u (ltliill‘i‘
to liltil'l. the Americuu Iulorlut ulld up
hill time is short at Windsor on ac
count of the uunibrr to be received ii
in ilosulldu (but. it private uutiiouct
will be arruuged.
At prompt, pleasant, good remedy for
coughs und colds. in Kennedy's lmxu
live Cough Syrup. it is caper-lull)
recommended for babies unit children.
but good for every member of tilt
tumily. Conluinu houcy uud tor and
toxic» hourly no good no mnple nyrup.
Children like it. Sold by ’i‘ilo‘Ulifford
l’hurmuey ‘nnd The Bridge Pher-
mncy. '“
JAPANESE FORBIDDEN T0 LAND;
MEXICO CITY, Juno 20.~—Arcordinu
to u report. which rebelled this cily’
lust, night. 1.000 Jopuueuo who vouched
Rulluu Cplu. June 16. have been forbid
den to loud owing to bubonic piugue
which in said to oxist‘umong tbiini
The atory cunot be ofllciniiy confirmed
9 men are laborers sent here to '
coal niiues in Goa’Huiia.
W1 :
ONLY ‘cui‘il FOR DYOPIPIM»
, Mm. Franklin Bush, of New Gaelic.
but, says: “i buttered tor yum with-
work in
and belching- i-’ tried everything i
until I took'hraziiiun Balm, :1!
iii battle cut-ado: chino!
out: till
‘ “fills 1
Mar bitchy ii Pl m
fi-ioW‘Traiii‘s all;
_ behind .3 to
it,
Suleiman!
. thoilniiill i
i
. ‘fld’hc‘ station agent who on the plat~
in when the express want; by, and
dust and smoke 'he noted tlintiwo
the leather. The presence, of these
.two Squaresiof'i«sna1i1)iug bunting told
him that. he truingwus intu6t~that
rend-«unit that so tar as he‘was cou-
corned he could report buck to the dis’
lautchcr’o oilice‘rth‘ut No. 23>wuo. all
gilt. .. v .
in the eariyrdnys of railroading when
.. the couplings and the i'drulvburs were
.. not serene they are today, the portions .
if truths ween common thing and in‘
order that stutidn ageing might ritnow
when n train‘pussed. some part-oi it
led not been loft‘bchiud, inwards-
aided to place two flags on. the rear
if the lust piececf equipment. It was
rise a signal to the engineer, us when
puking an inwurdrourve he could look
‘luck and ascertain whether or not he.
and dropped a part of his cars through
i. rinshup to the connecting apparatus.
he face that this method is pure
.ioed today shOWs that it fully meets
he conditions for whichdt was eutobv
lished. While the use of these i‘lugs
u no way guards against a rear-end
oolision, yet. they serve a very‘ im‘
portltnt purpose, as it can very readily
be seen, that-the icdviug‘ of. in port; ‘0!
a train out on the main line might. rel
suit in u varicty‘ ofnccideuts. Green
is aisle used at night to lndicute to the
engineer that his train lias‘not part-
':d. his information is conveyed by
means of 11 bottom hung. lipon each
side of the reltr cur. 'l‘litlse lumps are
provided with two dicks one rod end
”be other green, the bitter so placed as
”.0 indicate the rear of the twin, and
be other shedding its ruys forward
to that they may be seen by the new
rinocl‘, who is cautioned by "the regnlm
"ions to keep a sharp lookout. for the
ear of his train to see that he had not
lost. it part of it. ' _
At‘inight a third red light is display-
‘0 as further warning to an uppronch-
in; truth. This is placed upon the
ilutt‘orlu- and is unuully double the
size of those located above it.
The numerous accidents on Ameri‘
an ruilrouds have culled-forth the so-
lerest censure of the teenagers. but on
examination of the (BlulSD'd will show
- hut nine-tenths oi.’ them are due to the
:ureiessness oi truinmeu. Ruilroudb.
:euerully are quick to adopt. new de-
'ises that will guarantee the maximum
if safety and millions of dollars are
lpeut every your in testing the merits
If the latest. inventions for the proton-
ion or life und property.
Railroad men are divided on the
mention of the advisability of intro-
iucing uuiomutie signals. us it. is ur—
med on the one side that such devis-
s have u tendency to relax the vizi-
unee of the engineer and thereby sub
cut his train to n ceriuin class of
lcrils that the slunnls do not indi-
zule and are only discovered by the.
loom-st wutchi‘uincss.
When u lruin'oul. on the‘muiu liuo
Ii forced to stop. it lli‘tftlilicti the duty
vi the rear bruitetmln, it’ it is (lurk. to
:upply himself with fuses, u red lun-
ern and u supply of truck iorpmlnes,
1nd. go book not lose limit it mile to
.ivc warning to on armronehing train
but. is running in the sumo direction
is his own,
At. tlirec-uuoriers of n. mile he is to
illicit one torpedo on tho mil on the
unzincluuu'u Hide, and one mile buck
o place two torpedoes, 10 yurds opurl»
Ilien he may return to u point three
matters of u mile from the rear of his
ruin. where he must remain until an
approaching lruin llllii been stopped or
no is recalled by the Whistle of hill olr
.ine. When he comes in he will re.
mute the nearest. torpedo to tile truiu
nit the two torpedoes must be loll on
he truck no u caution signal to any
‘ollowing. truln. ‘
Should the ilugman be recalled be.
‘oro reaching the required distance he"
.le1 place twa torpedoes on the roll
m the ,onglnenlun’u side.’ 10 " ynrdn
ipurt, out] will‘immediutoly return to
'llli troll) unions lingoppronching train
“8 withintalsht or hearing. .1
if from any cuuso dpecd it! reduced.
the conductor and ilitgrnuu will the
acidrosponcibio for fully protoctln
lic'renr end of the truth by'tho mm o
groper signals. When it is necessary
"orltbe fiugmuu to no buck the next
”iruimmuu muut innuediutoiy‘lnko tho
liuglmln'u position on the truiu uud
neumiu . there until rollovod by tho
tinmnun. ' . . . .-
(‘in some of the railroads there has
recently been adopted it fussed thut
burnu red and thou yellow ouch looting
the minutes. if on engineuiun comes
upon a'slpnul oi‘tliiu‘chnructcr end it
throws oft yellow ruyu. he insure that
the truth ulieud of Mill hue at least
live minutes hrudwuy. mid if it shown
rod he knows lliur it is lucsithuu‘fiw
’mtbuteii in the advance. . .
He‘onu therefore regulate the speed
of his own train donowrdonccwlth
”this infornioiiom if yellow. lurshown
be may proceed \wlthout‘comlng to u
‘iull atop, but. tho‘upooli muiit: but m.
duccd so that his; train will be under
full control within the rouge or his
viciou. , it wiiibo been. therefore. that
their duties and thosdrlvcr oi menu--
the that incoming uhood'of himthera
hlimlii ho uboolutclprotoctiou from coil
linen. . M.
Night signals are displayed from sun-
«let to limi‘lie. butcher] mother or
night signals are used or intuition. . . .
,Wlum ‘ the engineered 'srocuilu the»
Viihfiliiéli ho; given tour long lento or
.tbou'whiatlopbut there are «times when
it is. necessary to leave the human
resume his inure-iv on “the
is underlie-ditto: i’li hill
train i it
.» ii. iii
, South ,Norwullt, (lump. on
tgreon flats floated from the rear of.
tho couplil gil‘ had held when making
the slmrpgrudo just a half-mile bo~
, (lCClI.
iruii‘lhe iruihuicn have attended to ,
other condition ohuouroctny signed. .
, firm the church orifice
lfltli am
":Your Friend an gNolghboro in south
» r ‘- "mellowwillibhowvou‘iiowr ‘ .
Rubbing, the 0 cl: won'txuuroyach
Milo.
A lip
‘70' ‘
intent ‘ may “relieve. but cun't
They cure sick kidneys. "
“Hero is .illouth" Norwiralii‘ prod! ' that
this‘isoo: . g _.‘ t
. hirirs. John Wilmont; 0 ii ., or
bond , buttered libr'nixi r1
with luovoroypnins int «he .
lleaildizliiili and lameness . through the
lotus and cider Thuki'dnoy uecretitlnc
Were too; profuse and bothe‘rediiim any
and night: Exposure mid tiny ovolv
xertion seemed to more the ipoinu
”WW.“ the slim” thil‘lilisioloudwot, much worse. This complaint was our:
‘ed ‘by‘the usooi' Doun’u Kidney Pills.
Mr. Wilmont mode it ututcmcnt ut the
time for publication in our loco] pu-
llers; l have often upokcnito other
sufferers from kiducydiseusc. and um
ipienuoilto confirm the statement.”
, For sale by all dealers. Price 50
mots. Foster-Mllburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York, solo agents for the United.
,Statcs. , , , .
1 . Remember the' numeés-iloxln'a—ond
take no other. .. . . . a
by night at the roar of a car indicut:
on that workmenuro under or uboutit.
.When thus protected it must; not be
coupled to or moved. Those nuthoriz;
'ed to display this form ol‘ signal are the
workmen themselves, and "they only
have the right tovromove it. in case
it» is desired to placeother ours on the
truck where the blue signal is shown
this necessary to notify the work-
-mcn. __ .
, it is also provided that in case an
obstruction or accident makes it nec-
..cusnry to move on engine or truln in,
..tlle'om)08ltc direction or on the en
vposite truck“alld‘tclcgrhphlc orders
con not be obtained, the conductor
only nmvo it. .
Before the engine is? moved he must
send a ilugmuu. withduugor uignuis
not less than u mile in the direction in.
which the train is to be moved. The
train must run only to the next cross-
over and not exceed u speed of four
miles {in hour to enable the fluglnnn
to'alieop the required distance. .
These rules Me the result ofcurci’ul
study by the best operating officials or,
tho’conniry and have been adopted
from time to time at national con-
ferences oi railroad men. iiccuuae of
the frequent. occurrences of rear—end
accidents it bus been suggested that
iuissiiily some cilalligelh prosent.‘ me-
thods of warning an approaching
.truin might be itdvitlubio, but it inn-i
been concluded that it proper care is
exercised by the truin crew nosuoh
disaster as a rennend collision would
Fivou Murmur ‘ , ‘
1 FOR GDMPO BEACH
House Pascbe'liesoluiion 00m
earning M’émhriaHSZLOlio
ior Armory oi Greenwich
HARTFORD, June 20.»Tho follow-
ingbiils on the calendar were pusncd
Tuesday in the 1101180.: tllcsoluiion
amending the charter of the city of
lfliurtford concerning 11 civil service
bourd; incorporating the Dunbllry null
Northern Electric Railway (30., con
burning returns nnd reports relating to
luxution and numicipul indebtedness;
resolution concerning the erection of
u doimzdcrs‘ monument in New Haven
and making no uppropriutiou there-
for; concerning the . erection of u
monument lit (Tonipo ouch; concern
ing bonds in criminal prosecutions;
creating a department. of iimlnco in
the town of Huntington; concerning
tho'uppoiutincnt of u iomnic factory
inspector with the governor's com.
mission provision cut out: picking on
appropriation of $27,000 for the Non
wieh hospitul tor the insulin; one
making upproprlutlonu for the Gen-
necticut agricultural experiment
stution und the state board of ugri-
culture for two yours; making on up-
:proprlution of $25,000 for the ututc
armory in (lroeuwlch null iiicorpornt»
ing the Putnam and Rhoda island
Street‘iiuilwuy (lo.
HE FIREDIHE STJOK.
"l have fired the walking-stick We
carried over 40 years, on account of a
'aoro that resisted ovo‘ry kind of trout
merit, until I tried Buckien‘s Arbica,
Salve; that has healed tho‘ sore and
libido me a happy mun," writes John
Vflttrrett, of North Mills, N. C. Guaran-
teed for Filer, Burns, etc. by F. H.
Bux‘ter,fiouth Norwdlk. and E. P.
Weed. Norwuik. drus‘giqto. Zoe. "
it no it"fiflxlnufl Euriy‘ilisor. Small,
'pill. sufcplil. Sold by. 'l‘licl Billiard
Phurmucy hill! The Bridge Pliur-jf
nutdy.. _ “.
a . .._.,........ -,
=ORANBERRY TRUST THE. LATEST.
NEW YORK. Juno 20.-'i'h6 Notion-
ol cranberry Exchange described as u
polling agency for ‘tbcvouty-five per
«mm, of the cruubcrry crop ol‘ Munro»
t‘lllll-illttii, Wiuvcnulu and New Jcruoy,
wuu termed hero yoetorduy nudiutor
Was incorporated in Jersey City with u
ore: , , . ,
George .iiriguu. Plymouth. Mum,
president; Dr. (i. It}, lWllbur, Trenton:
Dr. C. ll.._itoirura, Wampumund A. C.
liotlnottptlruud Rapids, Win, vice-
presidont: .l. liowurd Burr; labourer;
c. M. Chaney, socmtury, one A, 1U.
Chaney, manager. ' .
1 ll‘i'OP THAT GOLD J
or it may. rabbit in Pneumonia. ”Bra
Valium Balm ii! breaking up midi Milen-
cvcr tried. almost «w thoutsoxcilption.
.10, 26; Ellwood $1.00 bottle» : iI‘ho clip,
turd. bullion 1nd Planted" a; ‘4‘
1 PONGEBE LEON1KKM,AINB..
.nAhlrrJtiAN. l’. Rolland dilm'l’bu
:Spu sh colony halo been omitted 7‘ por-
«Bishop, of one llico. ,t
remains, ot‘l’onoc De Leon, _
or and first governor of! Porto it
June to
W
, lltics commission.
Wh it you feel the need “of spill tulle. , ,‘
.cupiluiizutiou of $50,000. The oilicors. .
mics on by t it Right Know. A. Jones... 5‘
o
tithii'yfioiillmy cal:
Marcelino, ii. .
committee pit Judiciary this
but tbipuui ‘llcliitolicn
Well: npubbtltu ill ‘0
utters luwhi
‘li charter under thosgoncrui low of
1,1899. audit that company» organized
shall be compelled to present u finding
of , public neooruity and convenience
which lets be determined by s ro-
fbrendum in thcllowna in Which it de-
sircll to operate andlocutc.
ed to- nbuhdon the idea 1 or hitciephono
complication tor the rcnnon,,tiiiit tlult
iden‘ will he elnbrucedvi‘n a public utili.
tics bill ‘which do to be reported Dieter.
The ‘cOminitteo will report minority
and {majority reports on: the mutter of
urcpoul ot’ the present law, the major-
liy‘ standing "pat’ so its to allow con-
oi.’ recommendations‘ot the public utia
’l‘heblillsu substitute for'thc house
bill mound ouyar ~ - 1
Every company, ~ cancellation» or our»
‘porntton organized under oVepeCini on
tier or under any joint «stock luwgoi . '
this. state for the transaction tit or 1 tom
'rlephone exchange business in whbloor
in part-may extend its-lines. poles and
whosopop‘ulation‘ does not exceed ‘153
.000 inhabitants and may establlch a
telephone exchange and do a telephone
bucines‘o therein. . ‘ “ 1
Section 2~Every such company, as.
so’ciotion or corporation whose plant
was, in existence and in operation on
the third duy,,ot May 1890'd'esiring‘to‘
extend its telephone exchange bush
posts to another town and any other
such company, ascociutiou or corporal
tionl heretofore existing or hereafter
organized under the inwoxof this state
. to no a telephone exchange business: is
hereby prohibited from taking any
steps under the general statutes of: this
or conduits and from commencing. to
construct its cold. oxtcnsions’i'or u mild
plant in towns of over 15,000 inhabit
tents until it. shall have obtained from
such times in the manner hereinafter
.proi'ridcd u frunchisc forthe‘currying
on of such telephone exchange busi-
ness by such company, association or
corportzion within such it town. .
Section 3.—~It‘.very such chmpuny,‘ngr
sociatlon or mrporulion intending to
install or construct u telephone system
for doing a telephone exchange bust:
touts Pshull present a petition to the
soleelmcn of such towns signed by one
lentil ut’ the utxpuyers of said town ex~
clmiivc of those paying the military.
poll or personal tax only uskiug for
submission to the electors of the ques-
tion or grunting to a telephone coin-
Dany n franchiscto establish a tele-
at the“next‘town election held therein
und if‘.1\ majority of the electors voting
upon said question shull vote in {over
«it grouting sold irunchises the spill
rolupuny shall have the right to build,
illwrutc uud nudutaiu a telephone ex-
.:huuco unlisystem in said town.
Section i~lloscribed the form ‘of
ballot. uud suction five ropculs sec-
tions 39l8. 391i) and 3020 of the genernl
statutes. _
Aceomponiug the substitute bill is 11
section from u bill which pays:
Any three or more persons may na-
sociute thoiuuclves and form n joint
stock corporation to do u telephone 1in
change luminous nod to build. operate
a telephone exchange business and may
organize under the public nets of 1003
cxcept. that no such couipituy shall ls-
sue stock and bonds except, according
to the provisions of Section 3921, 3922
3928, 3924, 392;», 3920, or the general
All nets or part of help prohibiting
the (.u'guntmtion of telephone compmr
ies under the general stock law are
hereby repealed.
For scratches. burns, cuts. insect
bites and the many little hurts com~
lion in every family. DcWiti’s Cnrboi
izcd Witch Hazel SuIVo in the bout
remedy. it is soothing, cooling, clcun
iiud‘ healing. Be sure you got Do-
Witt‘s. Sold by The Clifford l’hur.
many and The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
POPULAR .AMUSEMENTB.
nah—uh— r .
NEW PICTURES. AT HOYT'S.
'i‘hc imperial Moving Picture 00m-
pony will present 9. Nurseries of ie
tures ut Hoyts' 'i‘houtrbgthivrovcn nu.
ind Joseph McMuhmi 'Wlll'iiills the int-
lut nouns illuatrstod. The program
for‘tho balance 0 the week promises
to bo‘very.‘ intoroa inx.
SYDNEY. N. -8. June .20.--Ou the
eve», of uociullottc logiuldiioli more pu-
‘lo known, Premier Curruthu‘ru. loillly
lieu of purllxmfent. fi‘hc program 0 '
nodule friendly societies ,tlilii ‘ ihccu
tubilollmcnt ot' upyotem, whereby the,
'.poorost portion my numbers uhnulg
lieu. 'i‘ilero iii little doubt thut the pro:
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pond: will be adopted.
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protesuionoi pol! chdlu’pllméiii , ironies
tolioy,.iiroi round. “Aloe‘tp 1%, oil th
Home Country Club, t
chiimpicn. turnedih u lice
baud Macaw. the, cit .
ti W 'i‘oogood
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corporiitih ,, ,7 Jill
bury flirting Railway,
and concluded in, the
duty. ,in 1- spite tot Go .
.proviouii veto! 'i‘v, ,
m, the governor to
tondcdtlothilt the cop
concern wit: iiéd
’ ‘flfltfiaa ioti
_. niobium-crane.» ;
unyijcompnuy‘muy organize and obtain ‘
‘ The committee has pructiciilly decid? '
ditions to continue on they are in view .
conduitsinto uny~”towh invtvhla :stntc '
plate or for the iocutlou'of its poles '.
nest; in towns of over 15,000 ininlbi- .
phone exchange and system in said
town. The selectmcnof 'said town
toroui than oven Aubtrullu,.h,uo billion. ‘ '
announced the piano-for the next not» '7‘
braces pcnoiouu for .iuvulido, culwou. ;.
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Also in plain colors, uilc green, li
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Merccmzed Cotton, 25 etc
One of ourbcst values in cotton dress fabrics; because
so serviceable. There are stripes, email cllccks,._:ind lhrgc
irregular plaids, very stylish. The «combined
ons, block,
lac, ruse and light
blue. Thouglnvcry light in \ucight, it is a substantial
.W
weave and ‘rc‘q‘ilircb il‘é' futili‘tiotiphr“Edison'yarid. ‘
‘ ash Goods Section.
.. Summer Corsets.
The opcnwork, or ventilated kiiid, with holsc support~
crs at frontand hip. ,'_l‘licy,zn'c,vcry cool and cosy, and
many wonicu ”like thcmifor hot Weather in order ‘to save a
better and more expensive corset. 50c.
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White’Washdee Belts. *
25c up. ”
for the housekeeper.
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Back Combs, 109'; One lot of Combs with ornamental
backs, quality 25:: \1‘cgulnrly, to close out at me each; ‘
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Of plain linen, wide and crushablc, fastened with large
buckles of polished brass or thickmothcr of pearl.
Tailored Linen Belts, shaped; and stitched.
Embroidered White Belts in .much variety.
‘ 25c, 59c and up.
College Bags. Of ‘fzilicy colOrcd leather, gray, tan,
green. red, black and bronze. The fad of the
summer.
Center Counter.
eLndies’
carnal .
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have now taken thiiir proper place at. the head of all working patterns.
Ladies who make some of their Own clothes should realize that
The Designer Patterns. We wish to aunouiicc that all
patterns portrayed in the Designer can iic‘obtaincd at our
l’attcrn Section on the lower floor, next the Welsh Goods.
Subscriptions for the magazine received at any. time.
50¢ a year. An interesting magazine, full of helpful ideas
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if they do not start with the right patterns the gqrments themselves
cannot possibly be right.
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.The Ladies’ Home joumnlantterno are right, and you can eac-
ii‘y see that“ it is to our own advantage to give you good advic: in
the‘ matter. We are agents, not only for .the patterns but for
' . THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL.
We can forward your annual subscription to the publishers for
$l.5o, or, if you prefer, we will be glad to supply you with The Jone-
hadf each month at: :5 cents from our own counter. '
d-z-tii JULY perms now READY.
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