_ company has plenty of orders
‘ ‘ ut ii
wilhlngsItlsy or. two.
y in getting currency to. pay ‘off
h at present. Icompun he‘s
. . centuries here until about. on: «to.
800 employers willbo lhid off. rue
but will shut down _
T‘s‘hip‘plug ,
it is reported,“ ‘ ,vo. ,oths ii
on factories will rays messing step
I-uoney ldeued'to salaried employee's
enliis‘iiousoyiives rou their own foams
.vitluiht ”abdomen: ”All I transactions"
lti‘lbtlycodthbtial. ‘rCsll' end use. us
INodPENoe‘NT "LOAN AND‘ escort
liming Still.
7, ,‘auaranteod lnterefl on in
ad dhoree by check, lseueo
misadnbaiiyn Over haifgmiilicn.
m unpaid to investors to date.
- BSETS NEARLY 52.000.000.00.
investinente .of from 3100 to 310,00.
. decanted. phrticipstlug in earnings
militate of receipt.
, A curd will bring you our literature
or in pension] interview. ,,
Ly, OBURN, General Agent.
..le South Main atrcet.
" ,, 719
BING AND ‘S'i‘EAll'
PH ATING. ' '
OT WA ER HEATING.
‘ HOT AIR HEATING.
‘ s'rovss AND RANGES,
SLATE AND TIN noormo,
an Ind Steam Fitting, Gas Fixture:
.. ,Metel Ceiling, Etc.
,Hay‘oyou teen ourstook of.
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE".JONES a: HCTCHKISS
, COMPANY
17 WALL erase-r,
NORWALK.
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THE eoIrrII NORWALK
TORAGE
WAREHOUSE
. for
FURNITURE. PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349—4.
For Particulars Addres-
c. N. MoKlBBlN,
Office, Room 4, Hevillnd Block.
’Weehlhgton Street.
FIRE, Life, Accident and.PIsto Glue
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MI MlNUTI FROM Dil’OT.
‘UHOPIAN PLAN. .
Our room a. col-I future. On
I one lieotrlo ~qu to throuliiout. Iv
‘ our room fluted '
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”Wool ,ne‘ge e em in ensue/ouch.
f). fill line of Asher. Merrill a con
‘ 'e .ooleliruted Wines. Liquors em
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wove on hand.
‘tULL'lVAN, Pro Motor.
olephone Gull, .
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mm it
Much Chopper Price
. le'ldtehee. and when‘lt lo neoeeeary
.j‘ to [keep a‘flro over night, iflll the stove
“lunch“! .00.
NollIInu Sutur- ,
THAN NEW YORK REAL ~EeTATE ,
;, li‘oryedre this Company has paid ‘
‘ , COMES lN ONE—HALF PlNT AND
kEAL ESTATE fl
“ ‘ ilcntuMoI-tgege Loans, Drum, Mom.
Layton 8: (Jo‘
South Norwelkd 21
mm vmoiun~
. lied Estate and humus.
--’ “it ll ueediwlth II, V‘ .
' Mn. sauna...
‘and At a
. Than Coal.
Tho heat ‘whofiin all drafte‘are open
enuncloee‘it tight. Your fire will be
ready in‘ the morning.
7: « L4 . . . , '
2 - -
« Stove Ppe Enamel.
GIVES yous srovs PIPE A BRIL-
LIANT, oLossv BLACK FINISH As
WELL As PREVENTING IT FROM
Rusrmc.
PINT SIZES, wrrN Issues»
Cinnamon.
' HARDWARE.
'112 WAsHINo'rON eTsEE'r,
Phone 667.
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Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners lvoninpe,
6 to 8 p. m.
sundry Dinner: a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
Soilclted.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor.
Tolgphono, 498.
Mow-rumor“
' FRANK C.
VAN SCOY
PLUMBING;
STEAM
HOT WATER
AND
GAS FITTING.
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and Zinc. ‘
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80. Nomelk, Conn.
40 Will «I, Nomlk.
u Wflhlnmfl alt. lo. Nomllt
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, neurreistivss of the bride and bride
- groom. were present. such bearing u
BUUIGdbd
'matistes representing most otthe nu-
, Catholic ‘Church at Eyeshain. ut 8:30
i rungnd i. eusotue Auo oLEA'
pie Goods, of which "we have samples, nod numerous bum in
I BARGAIN! lN LADI
' Vuiuo ”.00.
‘l‘ R
m 'li‘M‘flVIl‘gl decided domino
‘in income producing premium
nod “Cheviot e
. ‘ton ito Prinoooe Louie .
LONDONyNov. .18 WA dumps" of,
the “msnnsrs and o toms of tile old
Franck" «short was presented 'tbduyl‘st
Wood Nortonhw‘hore Prince Charles.
of Bourbon, was married to Ptinc‘oea
Louise, of France. at which ceremoir
motile, stately magnificence of which
did I blindly I :I have. been surmised.
are lb. fluke of Orieuns. the owner
of Woo Norton. and I« the bride's‘bro-
ther beingthe occupant instead or a
pretender to, the throne of. France.
About forty members of royal families,
some closely stimulated with the his.
tory of Europe in bygone ;;ce turiee.
while among «the three huu‘ red to
four hundred other guests were diplo-
tions of the world. including: the Am-
erican ambassador to the Court of St.
James, Whiteluw Reid, ond Mrs. Reid,
the American ambassador to France,
host ofnobles .guth‘ered from oil the
courts’ofiEurope. ., , , .
The civil murriage was performed
by the registrar in St. Marys Roman
u. In. Half u dozen members of the
royal families. including the king of
Spain, the Duke of Orleuns and other
necessary witnesses, together with
small suites, were thc’ only spectators
utilthls 4 early ceremony. though in
spite of the attempt to keep it secret.
quite u crowd gathered in-‘tbe vicinity
ofdthe little church; and heartily
cheered‘ithe» princess; who is most
popular among the country people. ‘ ~
The religious function was carried
out ntluooniin an [artistic temporary
chapel specially erected for ,thevoccw'
slam the Roman Butholic Bishop of“
Birmingham officiating.
Shortly before the hour the bride on.
ieréd the crowded chapel lensing on
the arm of her brother, the Duke of
Orleans. and heading the procession in
which the King of Spain, the Queen of
Spain, the Queen of Portugal. and a
host of other members of royal ntniA
lies took part.
The bride and bridegroom icok up r.
position beneath a canopy, nil wrought
in gold “wood.
in accordance with the. French. cus-
tom, there wore no bridesmaids.
Prince Charles of Bourbon. the bride-
groom, belongs to the Two Slcllles‘
brunch of the Bourbons. lie is u son
of the isle Comte de (inserts. who was
s son of King Fordlnnrd of anles, He
was owldower, having married in film
the lnfunln of Spuin, the Princess of
Asturias, ‘slsior of the present King of
Spain. She had three 'childrcu.uun1
died the duy after she gave birth to
her only daughter, October 17, 1904;
Prince Charles became u naturalized
Spnlnard on his first murrluge.
Princess Louise of Fruncdx: the
late Comte do Paris, who fought in the
Civil Wnr on the Northern‘side und-
the Comtesse de Paris. luoulse Phillip.
the cltl eznklng of France, was the
first. and lust king of the house of
Orleans and the bride's father was his
grandson. The Duke of Orleans, the
pretender to the throne of France, is
her oldest brother.
Prince Charles is 37 yénrs old and
the bride 25. .
Wood Norton: the scenc of the royal
wedding, is the sect of the Duke oi
Orleans. Speclul buildings were erect-
ed for the event. Hundreds of work?
men llud been engaged for several
weeks in constructing the temporary
chapel for the service and u pavilion
for buuquciilng. us well no houses for
the guests. The chspcl although bulb
for p, day only, is an imposing und dis-
nifled structure, The material is
wood with n cloth covorlng represent-
ing masonry. All the decorations ox-
ccpi. grout quantities of palms llfill
flowers which bonded furnished were
bought from Franco and the designers
and builders wcro Frcuchiucn whose
taste is unsurpassed.
Fifty nutomoblios were employed to
bring the guests from the Eilef‘i-lllllm
Railway station to Wood Norton.
‘ We have secured the agency for Ori-
no Luxuilvc Fruit Syrup, the new luxu-
tive that makes the liver lively. puri-
ties the breath, cures headache and
regulates the digestive organs. Cures
chronic constipation. Ask us about ii.
cine manufacturers unless “trout euro
Henry White. undIMrs. White. undo -
“:worse than Vussiese,‘ perhaps even-
A‘nyono’ICsni‘Prepere‘ihis illlx-
.Illll‘0.*.:Wlll0ll=Il .,
Ilev’e csiarrli owl Ililnds ‘
I The coming months will bourbon
“vest for like doctors endputeut . medi~
is ‘tpken to keep the
dress worldly. ‘ ~
This advice should be heeded by
all who are subject to rheumatism.
kidneyond blunder troubles and cope
ciully caisrr‘h. While the latter is con»
sldered by" most sufferersnn .lncuru-
his disease, there are few men or worn»
on whowlll fail to experience great“
relief from the foliowlngslmpie home.
prescription. sud if .ngkon- in time it
will {prevent on utip‘o of cutnrrh dur-
ing ’ ecutlre‘seusohf“ .,
Hercule the prescription which ‘sny
one can mix: Fluid ExtractDundelion
one-half ounce, Compound Knrgodone
ounce. Compound Syrup ,Sursupsrilio
three ounces. Sheke'weii in u‘ bottle.
and use in teaspoonfui doses after
such men and again at. bedtime.
But unless you go to the trouble to
ask the druggist for the Dandelion nnd
Sureaparlllu separately, end then buy
feet dry; also
original (unopened) package. plainly
printed. (lun‘rantoed No. 108 under Nu-
tlouul Drug Low. and mix the Kurgon
with the other ingredients at ~ your
home, you had better not use this of:
fociive prescription at all. lt,mey be
harmful. sud your money wasted. Un-
der no circumstances accept. the pre-
scription all ready prepared, nor ac-
cept any excuse for offering it to you
“flint. wuy. Purchase sepur iely the Kur-
gou Compound, No. 108 amnieed, as
explained above, and 'r‘nix those three
ingredients at home yourself, or don‘t
Use at nil. _ »~ ~
The Compound Kargon in this pre-
scription acts directly upon the c-liml-
native tissues of the kidneys to make
them filter and strain from the blood,
the poisons that produce all forms of
culurrhsl affections. Relief is often
felt even after. the first few doses and
it. is seldom lhnt the sufferer ever ex»
pericuces a return attack within the
your.
This prescription makes :1 splendid
remedy for all forms of blood disor~
dcrs and such symptoms us lame buck.
bladder weaknesses .nnd rheumatism
pulns are entirely dispelled.
. As this vniunblo, though simple. rev
clpe comes from it thoroughly reliable
source. ii. siIOukl be heeded by every
afflicted reader.
FAI RBANKO AT VALE.
Vice-President of the United States
Also Stopped in New York.
NEW YORK. Nov, '..iB.-——Vice«Presi-
dent Fulrbnnks is in town, hnvlug reg-
istered til, the Wnldorfhstoriu. Mr.
Fairbanks has a. son at Yule and n son
at Princeton, and according to one of
his friends he is bore to intend the
football gums loduy ll'dlweeu the lwo
universities of New Huron.
of
POLICE FOUND UNLIGHTED BOMB
NEW YORK, Nov. lib—An Imligbicd
bomb wus found by u policemuu today
in the doorwuy of u ‘bnrber shop of
lguuzlo Frlcclo, at. 491 West Brondwsy.
Throc weeks ago Frisco vocclvod u lot.
tcr from the Block Hand Society, de-
mundlng $000 and thrcuiening to blow
up his shun if he failed to comply.
A. a T o a a: A. .
3.... the l u Kmillot lhn liraullough
“W W
AN ENTHUSIAST“: CUSTOMER
Told her grocer that If he refused to
bundle “OUR-PIE" Propnrsilon she
would trade elsewhere. She knew she.
could make Lemon. Chocolate and Gus
turd pics better then the export cook
if she used “OUR-Pill" no oil the in-
grodlenie. carefully prepared. are in
the puckuge ready for imincdlnte use.
pics, 10 cents. Order it dozen to
day from your grocer. Excellent also
The Clifford Pharmacy and Pleisted‘s
Drug Store. ”
, poured at the National I' ' 3.
.337 in burned or badly dumugsd bills.
Washington for redemption.
one ounce 'Kurgon‘ Compound. in an ‘
Vlug to its printed rules no specific 2:25
Each package. enough for two large.
nIanIsyIng‘a good, in .n
burned paper mouey,'u yo no:
ubNew liuven Wodneed ,. 9%}??? d
if hecould set i redeemed In good
money. He sold I. at he had been em?
played utltheGurde Hotel and that the
money, Cliff, was burned there during
theiiire. ., .He did hoistell .who be was
rod was directe’dio so to some No».
ionui bunk,"wbcre he would be 1told
how to get his roll ,redemoed if that
were possible. The roll was blackened
like cool, but It could be seen that it»
was money. ‘ ’ _ . .- ..
The money was ‘lleully rolled up nod
the possessor caidibut‘lt represented
all he had in the world. ‘ He who di« .
rooted to ‘ the National New Huron
Bank and left the savings bank, so)"
his he was going there.
Another victim of the ‘bluzd has-boon
to tiIepNow Haven bank sud left there
for which be was given new ones: lie
snidthutrthc money bed been in his
trunk, on‘the night of. the fire and that
he had left: the hotel too quick to save
it.. The trunk was burned and some
,of the bills were burned in two and
others were scorched around the
edges. All wore water soaked when
left at the bunk. They will be sent to
Dertt's Curbollzod Witch Hazel
Bull's is healingondsoothing. Good ‘
for piles. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
macy and The. Bridge Pharmacy. *"
YALE UNIVERSITY .RULES.
mew HAvioN. Nov. 16.-'l‘he faculty
of the Yale Academic Department have
had ,for some years. rul‘s'fwhichdisi
qualities any etude ifwhose general
stand falls below 3:;25; on, the' sealant"
4, from representing his class .01. the
college .in buy athletic, musical or'dru-
mutic organization he officer, member
or substitute. For two years there has
alSo been in. the freshman class an
add tlonul rule, which disquullfles a
sin out who falls below 2,25_‘,ln;ei‘ghi
out of fifteen hours, of his clues room
work. it. is now nscertslncdztliut this
freshman rule has been applied to the
whole of the academic department,
with its four classes, in addition to the
old 2:25 rule, thus considerably in-
creuslng the general disqualification
rule, nlihough thus for it appears not
to have reached any of lhé prominent
athletes. Considerable discretion is
also left lo the class faculty colnmlt~
tees in the uppllcution of the rule or
not to speciul «uses. The scientific do.
purtmenl of the university has. accord-
dlspunliflcution, but has the provision
that "no studentmwlll be allowed to
not us officer or ‘ ember of any athle-
tic or musical or nizution or bacon
necisd with any university periodical
oI-spsrtlciputo in any public exhibition
or contest if he is under'olliciul warn-
ing for scholarship or on probation or
ifl he is repeutlug work with u lower
0 ass.”
FILES CURED IN 6 TO, 14 DAYS.
PAZOWINTMENT is guaranteed to
cIIre‘uny case of itching. Blind. mead-
ing qr Protrudlng Piles in 6 lo..14 days
or money refunded. 60o.
B AINE'S FORMER SECRETARY
DlSAPPEARS. . ..
WARSAW, lull. Nov. 16.—Fnrmcrs
living near Bruce Lake have informed
tho Iiuiborliios of the Illsnppenruuco
of Harry N. Roach. formerly private
secretary to James G. liiuiue, and who
for ten years lived in a cabin cou-
slruciod by himsoifou an island in
Bruce inks. The reason for his mys-
terious departure is not known,
The postmaster of Gasoouudo. Mo.,
Daniel A, Bugh, Boys, “1 cannot any
too much for your Kidney & Bladder
Pills. ifeel like a new mun." DQ-
Wlit‘s Kidney and Bladder Pillsure
sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. “
Now
Also
PRINCE ARNUFF DIED lN DUEL.
VIENNA. Nov. iii.——~.'i‘he ileucs Wio.
nor Journal asserts thut Prince Aruuff
whose (19th three days ago was oili-
ciully eluted in lInve‘rcsulted from
pneumonia. died from a sword wound
received in a duel with the Duke of
Canon, brother of ex-Qucen Margarito.
proof.
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as n pudding sauce. coke filling. oto.
Beginning Saturday,» N vember 1
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rlutmus Goods are coming in, and we
RANGE'BALE to begin ilniurIlhy Inm‘nlnli~ N
84 Washington Street, South Nerwulk.
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must lulllfpiwfzoo‘liiMfillh ills plfiy :élllbm. To do th‘lfl’: we‘huve gr.
oveinbdr 10th. Thlswill cdmposd Stu-
bs closed out i or the. sensors. We now some of the
-.. ' i . ‘ y
of Italy. The duo], ll._,ls declared.
was feught nt Muruno. ncur Venice.
6, 1907.
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SALE.
lit 1 up. “’1? .4.
Regular price liiic. Bole price ...lilo
Rossini price $1.00. €t“'”"‘°“ ...m
" WIA'i‘liiItB.
LAOIIS’KIMONA A D
LADIEI' WRAPPER .
liaisons» 760
0 mil Towns. .
,Vsluo lilo.
. TUBKIOM TOWELS.
Value the. Sale price. ...-......i 11
TURKIBH rowsLs.
Vniuc ills. oiieie price,
TURKliiI-i ITOWELG.
Wipe the. Sole price 260
HOOK TOWILU.
Bpeolsi suiszprlcc: ......H 2 for 11o
special Missiles We for 25p
Value tsunam- wig?
Value 200. Bole .pri
‘7.
Bale prion 2 for 15s
I:
16c
“Inn”...
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CHILDREN'S TAN HOSE.
Value. idc. dole price
CHILDREN’S BLAOK H085.
Vuluc 25c. Sink! prlcd ......’....’ inc
LAOIEO’ BLACK dAUZli HOSE.
Vuiuo lilo. Sale price iOo
LAOliw GAUZI Lilith: HOSE.
Veins the. Sale price
LADIEI' PLIEOED LINED HOSE.
Vultlu 26c. idols price 19o
OFIOIAL IN WOROTIO GLOVESL
lAuilos‘ Long Knit Gloves. black.
white and grey $2.60,
MEN't RIMED UNDIH BHIIii‘l'b
Villlie 500. Edit! ”"03 o I a v I . l - . 360‘
10c
Bo MEN'O OUTING ,PLANNEL SHIRTS.
Special value».......-.....e....,...
25o Value 33.00.
itsms.‘ ‘
’. LADiEa'
LAoIss' FLANNBLETTE OOWNO._ oNILosEIII's ILAcK Hose. mzLoweMlss. um“.
Regular price 59c. Hula price ...m Villlle lilo. sins price 2 for 15o Im Finish. ‘3
Regular prico its. this price ...BOo Value 15c. gum price 12%0 LAD!“
mamas». Lsoiee'
ollte'
Value 11.00. SuieIprice .
Full
700 l-A
. 000” IfiPANEB. ,
Value ’1'23bu%r°i‘§%$°u‘éé' . . . . . ‘ 980 i.
Value ‘Mé’aifl‘tiiiwtu‘ .‘ this
flow“ 5 . . £2.29; '
Loos‘ur.
l. tuition & so. 8
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'rl-ue sh: WlLi. Iuotuoeu ANv crush Irene mar WILL‘os strenuous pros» we to
Washington 3:. South noun. Jainism do. ; .
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Tun HATCH ‘37
every variety of shingles ranging in price from $2.50 to $10.
A superior brand of ready-mode, up-to-dote roo
roof is needed. Will stuud tropic "heat or are
but has no rubber in it. line no to: in it.
any intelligent workman. A perfect non-conduc
ric made.
Rats will not touch it.
Acids cannot affect it like tin or iron.
Coated with fine, illnty send it presents an exceile
fire. it is cooler than iron and more durable than
a moss of spongy fibre which holds w
backed with asphaltuin or rosin. in
any, expansion orcontractlon.
place of oil cloth. Warranted for dight years’ wear w
tention of any kind. Samples‘on application.
W 4'
55M Yanks. ..C.\de\< E3 Suit fitness,
orwelkn.“"‘ _ ' . , ~-
‘fez'rrleome, from use ‘us come. ,
stun eeLr-srnumm militia. 9
‘quL'ren rues orifcI-Iltsoit. - .
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Our gFiftidth Anniversary
will bczcelebruted ”9.?“ '
week commencing?
Eighteenth
C _ .
We have rounded the half century mark and
the closing of this year 1907 closes fifty years of
business life. Such a record falis‘to but few mer-
cantile houses.
The slow and disagreeable process of enlarge-
men and” improvement which has made several
floors of the establishment inconvenient toshop-
pers for the past few months, is now at an 'end'and
we have almoSt a new store. ‘
Nearly every department has been enlarged
and in order to ‘welcome our customers to the new
order oil-“things, we shall have, next week, what
is termed in old fashioned parlance, a “housewarm-
ing.” to which all are invited.
Most unusual preparations have been made '
and We feel that a visit will repay anyone. Come
and see the store and get acquainted with certain
new locations.
The D M ‘ Bead C0
musics.
MILL. foot of Marshall street- Fairy-3-
LUMBER YARD, Water Street. . ,‘Jpl- 59-?-
Lumber endMili Work for Everything
from a. Piggery to a. Palace.
is the time to repair roofs for winter's'blusis and storms. We have
50 per thousand.
we have for flat roofs tho
LINCOLN ROOFING.
ling. Good where any good
tic cold. Looks like rubber
Has no odor. Can be laid by
tor—~ihe best insulating feb-
For all commercial purposes, practically fireproof. it is vermin
Under stable floors it is most excellent.
it is tight, pliable and waterpr
of. appearance nnd resists
tin. It is untouched with
tor and issoon eonkedtoif. it is not
when properly lnid, there is little. if
pluln flooring, inking the
It makes a fine. .
itbout repairs or at-
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We are the Largest Distributors of Cloak: and Suite in this part of the state.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE‘
9i Odds and
.Suds, at which no but; one or
. fifths .95. a stub. ‘
Come burly a. they will not last long." i '
come AND BE ‘oonvmcso. We carry um largo'elsee of sum
and Coats in stock. ‘
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.8Ui1‘8.reuuiar price $16.00: for 0 8.98
SUITS. regular price 022.60; for ...... ... . ....I........014.90
SUlTB. regular priest-135.00 and $30.00; for ...,...........019.9li -
eurre. nodular price: 036.00 and 040.00: for .... . . . . . . . $34.98
mm” 220‘ smg‘fzé'ébmw “3° “mg;- ”g Misses: come. so Ipouu lawman: price .10; romance
Value 50... am. 15139me 49., LAoles'coA'rs. robulorprlce ozone; for, ...,I................‘.-"........Iii.llll
giugaye,.g1xgo, LAoI’sa' coA'rs. roduier‘pricel 330.00 and stone; for .......'|.;.-......019.98
Vulue 68c. Sale price W... 50o fliRLii’ sod CHILDREN'S COATS. from $1.98 up‘ to 310.00.,
sHEE'taiosm. ‘, *LABI'ES’ SKIRTS. roeuledprloe‘filhlliii for ..298
o Vulue 80c. Sale pricc 69o, LAnlu'sKlflTB, maul-I- prioeflfifli for ......... ....l...........I5-93
. eI-Iesrmsiuoo. “ammonia-rs. mono-mica Ila-00H” '--‘----~~-'~-"r.-‘----~'-‘7'”
WW" ”oiéofiirlirgfig‘fifignm 79"? LA‘uIssIWAme.rebuIIiI-srleewm; fOi' sec
wAlsjrs, rigour bonuses; for ......,,._.-, , . , 41.93
dour-Int» u‘ti food and at the l9wool~prlooe In'Tho
IOOIII‘Illdlll
or which mi
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