He frock
Tablets.
. “on ‘ 'r.
._ en. nee
Wimp-ls
Knights in
” in, city? are listen
_ 4 took go (gush mud
3;; ‘ c; 4 lit , k uprooli-aieeddtfug store
gimme lung)“ i would bid attacked Wit
cramps. goiteru'lly during t e du'
it 3 3r: >'
3-Heal'n of New Haven, who
u at the bend of the ordertor
Maggi“; heel“ elected Ito the
. WWW: tritium?” GD. 3 cricnroi'thut it would it
rdnllilii‘ie‘i‘or‘anpl‘iihie lull lit 0' ‘ l " “0'
. . eurn‘s rlvul Is Hot John 3G. to satisfy my appetite.
Mnmtormeriy of the Notre Dame
ditty ity and ”ill" prnctioipg low, In
nd‘n member or theinutlondl
direction. Professor Ewing’s
is strongly backed by the.-
. “lumber: (if the order, while
rn’s reelection is sough
1i torque] gators. . . . . .
til e from its election oil-supreme
flight at tmutterlot much interest to
' 2.86m» memicrs to come before ‘
“the «invention is a report from a cum all $533335?
mittee unpaintedolnst your tocol’iaider yenrrs. '
the; r {domicilrotlfhtlg tug-passes!!-
. t3..93- . NW 0 3 0 0 (11‘ mum; at ortoct health. I ch ‘ i '
boomer. potable ctity higopljoioliiinlldnd Dr. Richnrds emu”
.. ,2 Si‘ “8 , Gael) m “Tablets (3 ii In ' ."
3. nowinforemc thing that it is a.hurd- .f For gfiienpy lilrllllfggim _
_ shin upon those .0 have been lathe to say "Richards” .twice.
.firder for mapyyenrs. “Post‘Supreme cents r bottle. ' ‘
. with *1.th- .Phelau of Bridgeport urds Iifipcpsla Tnbiet'Associution, 63
5.1.3"! I.“ It?! the committee 0“ “‘9 Worth street New York.
.rutes, which is to make ’ '
.,.‘,,,,- _,; In—u—i.
wru. WEAR Gowns.
w
Supreme Court dudgee Decide to Adopt
Garb To Enhance Their Dignity. *
to:
is, if
d
Dr.‘ 3101mm!!! Dytp’esiu 'l‘ablotu.‘
. i
’bottle’ at'lPi‘uistod’s drug-spree .To my
anything I fancied. in
Price 50
rename EUROPE,-
,3;.;3..,~'..\.313W
People Well Known._Here Having In.
3 befittingr'fime. in the Old-World.
Mrf._,“lld Mrs. George J. ‘Killlelileli have dccidcd toxw‘cur gowns on the
Who have been frequent visitors hcrc, bench in, Iuture ,und justices will don
. end their party of American tourists, the gowns tor the first timo in tho
arrived in Holland in the midst of it October my", in Hartford. ‘
‘ coldiwovo with 41 degrees. Mr. Kiucp.l ' ‘
foilsornploycd in the Brooklyn water
works, in which Robert Van. Boron, of
4 Wentiavenue, is the consulting engi-
‘ neon; It. was snowing on the-Bushes
mountains in. Germany. The indies’
. : whiter‘ovaists looked very pretty, but
4 the neuron; sold lhoy‘looked very cool. 3
Mr...and’ Mrs. Klucpfcl spent the thin
teenth in Rotterdam, the. city noted
for its dykes tum dams, wooden shod
peasantry and street canals. From
The mutter of wearing gowns has
been considered at different times and
u few ycnl‘s ago it. was proposed that
the judges or, thouuperiorcourt wear
gowns when on the bench, as Wcll its
Justiccs of the supremo court. When
the midterm Wearing-gowns was con-
sidered by the justices otthe supreme
court ubout ton ycnrs ngo, some of
thcijuduos then on the bench were on—
posed to going into gowns, and tho
mutter was abandoned: it had been
more they .wont to the bountiful city, ‘ currently reported that “10 ”It“ Chici‘
The liitgno, for which municipality An~ l Justice Andrews Wits opposed l0 WOW“
drew Carnegie. 0f tho. F‘rcuch Legion 1 ing a gown, but the present bench bus
‘of; Honor, c(’ntr“)utpd 5"000‘000 f0 . decided to adopt the gown. Some inw-
great 3‘ “grand Tpnmle of peace. Tho ‘ yore thought yesterday that the judges
“mien“, found them In" Amstorilmn, of the superior court would eventually
‘fl‘illll,..‘Vllléll New Amsterdam, now New follow the supreme court justices cud
’ on: city. was named. The settlers “do” gowns 0“ “‘9 bench.
~ c‘er'ipcllcdto relinquish tho numol It. would be hard on some of the
ccount of an army engagement’ lawyers should the Judgessuggcst n
4 cloned DY the Duke of York and ; style of dross for lawyers who pror-
; .938 r 'SIhce’, it has been New York. l lice in the supreme court. South Nor-
14g Weék they are in Germany and i walk luwycru are 'just on well dressed
‘vi‘éiti‘iiir'Beriin. some years ago an old as any lawyers “I‘m“. “Wev hi“ it has
Néw York joumulist was eating his often; been noticed thut the majority
dinner in a cafe on the Unter den Lin- of them appear before the court. weur-
den. 3 wide thornughfnre lined ‘ ling suck cunts. while the lawyers from
each side with linden trees when alidtchi’icld, Windham, Mlddicscx nnd
bright faced Teuton about 12 years 0“’I’olinnd counties who npponr before
338. placed in hishand a Copy oi? the _ the supreme court more often Weill“
New York morning Herald, and iron truck “0“”
English words had been spoken it ’ONLy CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
would have puzzled nuvone to know 3
'. . _ Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
how the boy know he was an Am“! not, suys: “I slinurcd for yours with
can.
' dyspepsia, usod til) have great distress
' nnd belching. trlcd cvcryth mg
690‘) RAFING AT DANBORY. could hour of, but nothing helped me
out!” took Brnzllinn Bulm, and one 60
cent. bottle cured Inc completely."
; For sale by It. ll. violated. F. ll. Box-
ter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
{BLUE CRABS RUNNING.
p
lnltlnI‘I‘Coi-i‘neeticut Number of Metro?
politan Circuit.
DANBIIRY, Jilly 24.——Tw0 good
races marked Itheppcning of the Dan-
bdry number of the Metropolitan: light.
harness rncing circuit at the Danbury
Fair Grounds yesterday. C. 0. It. a
New Haven horse owned by Harry
Brodie. won tho 2:292 trot nnd Ashburn.
owned by ; Schoiloid & Scboficld, oi
Greenwich, took the 2:12 pace. 'l‘hore
was‘e lnrgenttondnnce from the suite.
Fishermen Out With Net. and a Gaod
, ; Season's Run is Promioed.
MILFORD; .luly 23i.—~Bluc critbs tlrc
runnitig.3.pleutltul.in the waist! ubout
funniest-hr owners at. new
'u ill .. m
.. New York and other points. Surn-' imyrevaience 0‘ Ihfl‘l’lwflw'li‘k P
3 miiry: ‘ “tenuous so early, presagcs it good: sou- 4 fl
4 . . 2:28 Trot. Puree $400. Sb“;;3mr ffllhylng'. ' renaonnbiy} 91°“
"' 0.0.1)” (ill. go '2 9 l 1 1 ‘ h " ’ " _ ‘ ,, i
-Society Burcnoss, b. _ ‘3 4 .3
.. no 1 1 3 r. i 3 "
ij""I’3!‘:i;r_ige‘Kohi,’ b. n.. i 4 1‘ “3'3 2 2 *. '
4‘; Crown Prince, ch. ‘
gr. ‘ 6 5 2:2 3mg .3 ,3
i Klmbiillette. b. m., 2, 9 a sun 3 ;
Muscootl b. g.. 1 8 5 9 7dr _ ' " ”l‘ ' L
3 Judge Vincent, b. 3., R 'I ll 7 5 dz; . ‘ '1 “r' , r- ,”
4 filA’L B
.‘. my .. rm" 7 7 ,7 r: or ; ; ; 3:: , ’
.2 rune—3mm. 2:24. mow 223W». l“"‘""*' -"‘ ‘ "”3
z, 235%, 2:30. h ' viru- fi", «a a “ti“ .. " ‘ ‘31. 33.32
Aéturnzuif Pace, Purse 43420.1 2 1; "mired in OngNight.‘ t 4: ;-_ _.
i . ,_ 1' ~ 8-. i ‘ H" 9, if": .. .3 ,1 433' .. .. 3 .1“ .‘iq‘, ,. ‘ . '
l. Jun-Mervin. in s. I .2 2 1 2 .. hammer! to Cure Any Cough: . .r
. Kinumore. h. 3.. 2 i 4 4 3.. -_3 ~« 3 W... ..
v 313%. i"“i‘-‘xll;“"o 17 24495;, 32136143 . Hiy: gdicaicursioriaronuhitiil ‘ 50c ‘
3 r“ - . .: , 1; . : ... ‘- 3 ~ - ‘ w m "3: 4. Mrlf M. .
mm. . .. l) res Worst Group in a Few33-Nlmutos.
:3... ;W
,‘l‘here'a nothing so goml for n Hero,
throat. on .Dr.: irhonuls' .mclectric till.
meant-4n snow hours. Relieves our
11 any part . . .-
iiiliepALL neeutre VearenoAv.
’4’" am,
, x .a. , .
pith , Mute Lennon.
44.0; o .
trier”
Cured hay? Fever or
103 Bridgeport. 2. ,
5. Waterbury 4,3(10 inn.
"niacin-.1), New. London 3.
M. Hir‘ieivea, be: des’ his
when; “commotion-in. ‘
3WAu-a- o M ma...
accuses
are
severe
l‘
lwhlch‘ would render mo helpless hir
houreut a me The doctor‘hun of.
eisome kind or now
dict ehbetore I could obtain
relief. 33 i was; obliged to diet mysclt ‘
severely although I won hungry all the
time. but i had [burned from post cx-'
o for me
4 I know that ‘
.tho consequence was not to be the
worst kind of pains for hours after. ‘.
I had Install otmy old,time buoyancy. ._.3 ,
of spirit‘und *fcit yery‘misei’nbio. . 'I‘ ‘
bad ulmustfie paired of over getting
well when 11 fr end advised me to use
I
t by octcdupon his advice and procured a
surprlsehbetore I had taken two hot-
tles of these tablets I could out meat
I had not done for
‘v'l‘hose pains Inniy' stomach
lhave disnppourcd and I run now enw
Dyspepsia
Best
Made by Dr. Rich-
'l‘ho justices or the supreme court,
'tbiuhoiucel and Slim. Allie mill-lili'i‘ ”iii
tiresSecureui‘illéélaliilw'b . §
‘Oniy Positive Cure for Qiltfltiliillilimpflfifi-e ;-
Kills the Catarrh. Microbe andVCurss in One Mimill.
02°".liimiirrgui-I‘L «M med ltd-vino ‘
4 Money Reloaded
Dub/“Thine ontaru
3 . , Joe‘s-ii
also. more». ‘
.r.
3 u
4, ROBBED oer-us ROLL.
0-.”
Bridgeport Cattle Buyer Fell Among;
Thieves at Danbury Fair Grounds. l
DANBURY, .iuly 24.—~Jucob Fair-l
child, who says be Is a cattle buyer,
and lives in Bridgeport, told the police
last night [but he lurid been robbed.’
of about $125 just outside the Dunburyl
tuir grounds. lie bud been nttendlnu
the moss, he said, and while leaving!-
lhc grounds snw n group of men noun;
by playing some kind of :1 game. He
was asked if he did not want to take
part. nnd mnko :1 bet.
lic snid he pulled n roll of bills from,
his pocket. and us he did so Btmlenllul
in tho crowd made it grub for It and
got part, of the roll. He said he tried
to got it book but was wind and chain
ed and robbed of his money. As soon
us he could get nwny he (more here and
notified the police, ,
Later two men were arrested, but"
Fulrchild could not identify lhenn
A MEMORABLE DAY.
One or the duys we remember with
pleasure, us well no with profit to our
health, Is the one on which we became
acquainted with Dr. King‘s New Life
Pills, tho painless purifiers that core
hcndnche nnd blilitmsncss, and keep
the bowels right. 25c, at F, H. Bux-
tcr’s, South NorWqu, and Ill. P.
Wood’s, Norwnlk. drug stores. "
3
t
l
.—
THROUGH TROLLEY SERVICE.
Travel From Lewlston, Maine, to Phil-
adelphia Likely Soon.
LEWISTON, Maine, July 24.——A
ibrouuh lrolh-y service between this
city and Boston, New York and Philo-
slulphiu, has been chnricrod within the
lust. few days by the opoulng o! a line
from lionncblmlmort to York llcnch.
The new link is about 17 miles long.
The completion of the new line mnkco
it possible {or a person to start In
newtstol‘i-“nnd ride on trolleycurs to u
uni. 'i‘!ié’ti'lp“dmnotrl,i)ei3li\tuio with:
dlfi'3'ollhhigc, bulliitho connections are
r . to”? ....
Ifiii‘tit ml. . 1..
. .5 my i.- we».
W
...-.__......~...........~.._.... Mfiwm~m~ww,-w- "W” -._ _...
.poh‘lg considerably .:beyon‘u .Philndch _
om 525C
ELECTRIC TRAINS BEGIN TODAY
ON RAILROAD.
New Haven Company Puts Speedy
Care in Operation as Far as
New Rochelle. .
NEW YORK, July 2-i.-'l‘he New Ho'-
vcu Rnllroud hue cycrylhlng in readi-
nons and will begin the operation of
its trulns by the new overhcud elec-
tric system today.
For the first week it is sold that
electricity will he used only on the
eleven local trains running between
the Grnnd Central Station and New
Rochelle. Al‘tcr thnt tho scrvico will
be extended to Port Chester and the
company hopes to have electric trnins
running to Stamford by September 1.
LONG LIVE.;'I3'HE KINGI
Is the popular cry throughout Euro
neon countries; while in America, the
cry or the present dny is “Long live Dr.
King‘s New Discovery. King of Throat
and Lung Remedlcslthof which Mrs
Julia Ryder Paine, Truro, allies, says:
“it never fails to give immediate re
lie! and to quickly cure n cough or
cold." Mrs. Pulnc's opinion is shnrcd
by a. majority of the inhabitants of
this country. New Discovery cures
\venk lungs and sorry throats after all ‘
oilicr remedies hnvc lulled: and tor‘
coughs and colds It's the only sure
curo. tinnrnntccd by F. Ii. Buxter,
South Norwnik, und E. P. ’chd. Nor3
wulk; drugglsts. 500 and 3.1.00. Trial
botlio free. -”
TIME TO BAIT HOOKS.
Snapper Bluefish Are Running in the
Sound.
S'I‘ONY CREEK, July ill.-A school
01‘ snuppcr biuclish, the first of the
season, wus rcptmod soon in the. wot
crs ubout this popuinr summer resort
yesterday. The nnnouuccmont of this
uows count the village soul: the omn-
tour Waltoniuns scurrying home for
to fishing rods. tackle and live bait,
ntlcipotory ol‘ the sport of angling
e'iittlc wilypisccs, nun or the pious-
urcs attendant upon “hooking" them.
yclhi 1 my. 9
or: rim " :sg‘
0 50° " $19.00
wriioyen 8,.Iiniett0rd 6; (12 innj . in“ 4 4 4‘ 4p. 4 4
, 3 , .3 moi-summit“ 4wmmmumumo
“"””3“”i’liii'§nu;§l.aia“ll. 3 .rmoaoipoui.oiwm;i wow «two- 3
barren ‘liqT'PIttoburfl .1. , .mmu. iCoufipdth~‘lfltfliug,Mll Ni union. ,3.” .
Wlmtfighgtfin 0 110. timings) hum Wm W by an at but-weep or
id at 9719!, MM: . mum. _ int i‘ ‘ iii . "u. ”from“
similar 31.3 . MJi-d-m x '. y, Worm. ‘ ,
., nu; afgwi‘rniiigl‘ri: 42. mmm if , m.fii“im 3.
it filth. "i1," \ ”outwarnm
William ._ n i W
furii‘ii‘rai-iomemwoml’mnw r ,. _ . . .
.gobblimrflwmemu.3mg . 3
, claimiettdilmjtbhnm Viehnoi. , .. oyen; :3. ~13 ., 3 ,
“:hmmn immfiom- my”... W 3mm. o4
i " .1 e . 4 _j . . - -. ,
, . up; Woodman rode . in his 250, 500 ”Julian-00 AT DRUGG‘IISTS.
res Activate.
Monstrous.
“ hletory vi the country a.‘
‘- workers thrown out or workrby at has.
'3 ii‘he dependence or cup ooclipu
._ upon another in the accidental)“ in ‘
‘ organized labor plays in strikcu,"3 tho .
73 ordered b
* than they failed and employers Were '
3 employers in over 67 per cent. or the
,1 establishments
: Raine of 23
7 .; commiusion of the local'coni exchangq»
‘3 3 ‘expens‘ethat entichlnto the-conduct ot
. the aretuiljcoui4*flb~lieiness- hove». ; clear
I “dournailem onlllflnp‘eneiuii military in
[and the33slovo,3tw of the. most mac.
3 upon several more
A.»
am
most notable tor the moat unto r. of
over 600,000 employees being thrown
outaut work by 1yiliii.ptrlkus. midrib“:
on by 605.0% striltcre‘infin ti entitli-
iii; days‘ in each establishment loyal
,c .” it‘ ‘ 3
Statistics from. 188,
that strikes hithc United Sutton hum;-
borod 36,761 and: lobltouts 1,1546.
wont onion strike durlnnthedli yours '
ores 6.128.948, and dockch out 716224315;
moot While the 'aggre‘gutc ot cml’
bloyccs ei'lcctcd‘during the period to
9,h29,48t, ‘ 3 > ‘ 3 3‘
4 Theiuv
cstnblishmcnt wus 25 days
lockouts 84 days. ; «
The greatest, number oil-strikes otn
any. one'lndustry was lnthc building 4
trades, which hull over 26 per cent. or
strikes and super cent, at all the 08* .
tu‘bllshmcnls involved in strikes. , " ;
.“Thc‘ Importance of the Dart that '
and 9:.
lregort tlays, “Is indicated by'thc tact ‘
that of the total nuinber'ot strikes In
25 yours practically 69 per cent. were
, , labcr3organizntions. Em-
ployecs‘w o struck suceeded ottcmcr
similarly successfhi in too cute. En» ‘
gpirJyees succeedcdein winning all the
demands 101‘ which the; strikes 3 were
undertaken in 48 percent. of the en‘-
tabiishments, Succeeded partly. in over
16 per cent, and in o lyiiti per cent. or
the establishments id they tell utter-‘ 7
$153 to win any or their demands." '
Lockouts resulted wholly in tnvor oil
involved, succeeded
partly in 11 pcr‘c’ent.‘ and failed entire;
“.‘ly in 32 per cent. Strikes ordered by
labor organizations were wholly slic-
ccsstul in practically 50 per cent. of
the establishments involved. portly sue
cesstul. In almost 16 per cent. and
failed” entirely. in only 35 percent, of
the establishments. 4
Durlng‘the quarter century period
mentioned, 41 per cent. of all strikos
were undertaken for Increase ot'wng-
causes, over 23 per cent. wholly ‘or
pnrtinlly by disputes concerning the
recognition of union and union rules.
procticilly 12 per cent. caused by re-
ductlon In wages, almost 10 per cent.
were to enforce; demands for n reduc
tion oi hours and only a little loss/than
4 per cent. were sympathetic.
Strikes for'incrcose of wages have
been more successful than;those.i‘or
any other cause. Strikes concerning
recognition of union and union rules
ontirciy billed in.” per cent. of the
establishments involved, and sympa-
thetic strikes, the. most unsuccessful
of all, entirely failed in 76 per cent.
of thocstablishments involved.
During 1901-1906 six per cent. of all
strikes and 12 per cent. at all lock-
ouls wore settled by jolnt'ugrecmcnt
und less than two per cent, of the
strikes andulittle over two per cent.
01’ the luckcuts were settled by urbt
tration.
FEW CHANGES MADE.
W
in List of Missing from Steamer Co~
iumbla’t Wreck.
SAN FRANCISCO. July Zli.——liui
few changes have been made. in the
list of lost and cured of the steamer
Columbia, published yesterday. The
steamer oiliolnls Intro been Informed
that Ohcw Mock. of Onkloud, o Uhln-
use firstclnsslrnVclcr. who Wits ro-
ported missing. was among the sawed;
'Mlas Ii. Mouser was also Ionud to
be among those snvrd instead of miss-
ing. as at first reported.
The compnny has announced that
the bodice of tho victims wore being
held by the coroner at Eureka. pend-
lng orders from friends and relatives .
to the thom shipped to this city not]
Portland. The remains of custom
passengers will be sent home by both
routes.
The revised list of the passengers
shows 108 sowed and 77 missing. ()1 4
the oillcers and crew 40 were saved
nod sixteen are missing. This makes
it totnl of 93 unnocountodl‘or.
JAPS CLEARING OUT.
~——-——-—-
I
Can't Stand Mexican Climate‘And Tide
0! Emigration Causes.
MEXICO CITY, July 24.——~According
to a report submitted to ananoscglilhu
litter Arukwnl by tbocseclmd secretary
of the location, the stremootiliopnncstt
‘immigrutlon which has been pouring
into this republic duringého past your
has considerably. subside .3
Investigation has shown that they
4
i
and tlmt-jthe climate in wrtaln parts
of the republic lepton-rigorous for
thou). 0f the thousandswho hnvc
entered Manolo-the post your, only
it comparatively tow remain.
COAL come. UP. 3
‘ W " ‘. o ' i ‘ . _
cents Periton' Announced .
Iii-Philadelphia. .3 . .33
toil prices for coal at all wirinduwlll
be ruined 25 cents 0. ton in thlsclti’
on September ‘31. 3 3 1 3 ,,
" The increase was announced neithe
result of an Inventluniltion made by. u «
en. The report at :the'cotnmlttco says
terlully ‘lncrenuedr and other items of
iron; , .
3 ‘ z. W ”7.5 ‘3‘
RUSQIANnflAfiflflm-Fll‘lfifl- .
‘ " it my to rid»!
Land of Orbit 'WniteiCilIrn
MOWOW. July {Mr-Gite. Vodomouti
crate oi the Liberoinewapnpers in
the country. 3min ve beenmenvily
fined. "Fines-have been .lmpoaednlso
ws, published at
Kiev; zen and some. and the
Weekly Gazette of the Constitutional
..... ¢um
Democratic party in St. Peteraburg
has been lined $600. ‘ .
‘ddch‘letitdlilithnibut involved. There '3
llahmentri, undllnstihg "an overdue»; 4
1 tonsils“ not. ‘
cue-3 total 3 number'.rnf- persons who '
erase duration :or Itrikcs per f~
cs alone. or In combination with other ;
are unsuited for the work in Mexico“:
PHILADELPHIA. Jilly'Ma-‘The re» *'
that the increase is recommended boy ,
' 3 conservation noduulurleshnrboen our
3 routine.
5
. ea;
.msunms‘ie‘rr. 4
lb. ; 3,
"‘3 Storeydoses every day at 5 P- mo Except Saturdays.
“J "’y 4 4. 4‘ , ' d . . 4 '
' i
.44“
.3. ,ll. .3:
* ; 3'riuecion’. on Militias.
Special Attrarlticns at‘the “LinenSection. ,
Really those are rare bargains at the rate Linens are 3
priced now. Not a limited .( uantity cithcr, plenty, and a
varict y of‘paticrns from whirl to select.
Blacchcd Damasks, fine grade, 7;: inc
forcnt patterns, value you a yard,
\ '3at69c.33 3 ‘
'r, Napkins. thlvc diii'crcut patterns, voiuc $2.g5,
‘ 3 ' . at $12§54a doizen.
Heavy S1lver‘ Bleached Damasks.
An old timc favorite with many housekeepers, because
‘tho‘ugh not white at first, by frequent launder-lugs it be-
comes snowy white and beautiful. (f)nc hundred and fifty
yards in this sale, our $1253 gradc,“72 inches wide; four pat-
terns,
hrs widc, fivc dii-
. l. .
i 2
l ; at 98¢ a yard. _
Linen Section, downstairs.
N44
Linen-finished Chambray.
Not iiucn‘, but with the finish" 'audi'ccl of illicit, and
with the samc color tints as iincn.
Rose, Lilac, Medium Blue, Light Blue, Tau, Grc
19¢ a yardp. .. _ ; ... .
Short Lengths jot Dress K’Innens.
One-third below regular.
Natural Linens, nearly all, in the various tons and
browns, with just a sprinkling of fancy colors." In lengths
enough for a woman’s dress skirt, a cool, or for children's
dressed; ‘ 4 ' .
on,
r .
fl.”
One-third below regular. 4 .3
.A ; .. Wash Goods Section.
Gonvemences for Tourists.
Vapor Alcohol Lompmnsc. 3
Alcohol Lamps, 25c. 4 3 .
Nickel-plated Lamps, $1.25. 3 ,
'l‘raycling.‘r Companions,$2.50. ;t ,
Tourist Shirt Waist“ Irons, the kind you can heat on any
alcdlioi’stovc, 750a set: "‘3” : f 4 § 44’: ‘ 4‘ 41f”;
cts, 98c to $3.50. E -
Croquet Sets, eight balls and mail
Thursday IS Bargain Day.
rou‘rmeWEEu'e SPECIALS WE WILL PUT SPECIAL PRICES
ON OUR srocn OF‘KIMONAs'AND onessme BACKS.
WE‘HAVE A LARGE LINE, ALL THIS YEAR’S STYLES AND PAT-
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