Evening sentinel, Friday, January 10, 1908 · page 2

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to 7:30 9. no, Satur-

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: freight Propellers will leave
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meet), every day, (except
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ALK' OTIAMBOAT CO.

' Smith, c. c. Hegemen.
General Agent

Funeral Director
and lmbalmer.

 

pom FORGET
*lLaundry Wagons
» comm

Repairing

of! received before 10 a. m. deliv-
.ssrnwdsy.
. lEG—Flyrm & Ryan. Price's
Store Mahackemo Cigar
Imucer's Cigar Store and all

*H’PH‘W

Excellent Cuisine. -
Dinners Evenln',
0 to I p. us.
My Dinners e lpeelsity.
Parties and unmet.
leilelteo '

REVIEKE,

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goric, or»... and Soothing

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ENTERTAINMENTS.

WHY GIRLS LEAVE liOMl'}.
The problem why girls leave. home
is one that has taxed the minds of
many parents to solve. but. it In said.
a careful study of the melodrama
“Why (lirls Leave lIoIIIc whirb will
be presented at llmt's Theatre this
evening, will assist materially in thv
solution. and also point out a moral
that cannot- go unnoticed. The story
Is one that is told in a new manner,
and by the use of dramatic lICt'mit'
forms many stage pictures of interest.
it deals principally Willl‘ four persons.
nIother. brother and two sisters. on."
of whom. being susceptible to flattery.
is induced to lento her home against
the wishes of her IIIollIcr.,mId is lured
to a dubious restaurant which answers
to the name of wim- room. and lllt‘l‘"
lnvlucml to drink and associate with
(lebonair scuundrels and m 3 ., u with-
out principle or trim in his.
is unfolded in a coherent and con-
nected manner. and is absolutely do
void of all horse-play. so usual in Incl-
odrumatlc productions of the present
day. ’l‘hroughout the entire produc
tion there is an abundance ol’ lively ac
tion. and all the clinmxcs are worker!
up to such a point of perfection that
they bring forth loud attestallous of
approval.

 

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'l‘lllg‘ TRAIN RONNEKS.
H. W. Rosenthal presents this sea
son one of the strongest and most sen-
sational lllt-lltllll‘alllfltt ever produced
in this country. "The Train llobherlzl.‘r
at lioyt's Theatre Monday night. The
management. has carefully selected a
company of highclass artists to in-
terpret the various roles and a pious-
lug pcrfornnmcv- is assured. A fool
tum of tho performance is a number
of singing and dancing specialties. in

play: also Freeman. the well-known
haIIdcufY king and jail breaker. who
will give an yxhlbitlou of his marvel-
ous skill.

 

MITSlt‘ liAl.l..
The ivllcctrogruph drew a large
crowd to Music ”all last night The

pictures and songs were greatly on
joyed by ev~chybody Au entirely new
program will be rcpdeted tonight.
None but the best of subjects wIll be
selector. so as to comply with Ibr-
peoplc's wants. The Filmmglflpb'u
only aim has always been to lili‘illit'
its patrons. it Is a splendid show for
the small price of admission. Usual
matinee Saturday.

COSGROVB STOCK 00.

At Hoyt's Theatre, last night. the
(' osgrovo Company presented III.
Jekyl and Mr. Hy.dc The amlicnce was
well pleased with the work of the en
tire «mummy. in the dual role of
.lekyl and "Hit" Mr. Lloyd did cxrel
Icnt work. Mr Lloyd is particularly
strong In that role and his earnest nt-
forts were thoroughly appreciated by
all who witnessed the production. 1'!»
*nigbt Why tiirls lmnvc Home, a strong
melodrama. will he presented by a
*rompctcnt company and tomorrow the
Cosgrovo Company will resume the
boards. playing an afternoon and even
lug performance. Next Monday The
Twin llobbcrs will be thc attraction.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—Louis H. Miller, J. Frank
i1lwood..l.lv'nllon..l E. Liven, R. C.
Mct‘oy tlemge, i) Forrestune, F. \i.
(trot-henna. (II-org» I. tilmpsou C .l
Peitsfeld. New York; Benjamin J".
Horn. Peter Swimon. Itutlsnd. Vt: F.
A. Puller. 'l‘roy, N. )1: 1‘. ll. Poster.

 

 

. H. 1-3. Wescott. Hartford: W. A. Baker.

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Mehseketnwl’. ii. Dntol. New York:
Frank R. Sherman. New Haven; ii.
r. Brooklyn: 8. Greeustein.
Bridgeport: F 1.. Doyle. Manchester:
Charla-s Riltivunn. New York: t‘. if.
“ills city; 1'. A Fill! MW Yorl.
scam L [or luv-tell “Ida-field. I. ll
lnrlbutt.3\ two; I c Berna-I. New
> fiswyer. Cumberlilu.

Imam”.

 
 
 

 

 

 

in
ii Signor. xwl
eity.

'l‘tIc story i

lrodnccd during the progress of llll‘ I

,IASEOR IA

mmfoufleyeAlwny-Mnndwblebmm
in mmrovuaoymbssbomtbesimtnro e:
and ins been Mounds: his pc-
sonal supccvillon since its infancy.
Allow no one todeenivo you in this.
All Omtert‘elts, limitations and i‘Juli-es-cood” are but
Experiments that We with and endanger the health of
Infants end ONIdren~Exucflenco ups-lost Experiment.

What is CASTORIA:

Castorln is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, its...

Syrups. It in Pleasant. It

contains neither Opium, Morphine nor «nor am
substance. Its no is, Its guarantee. It destroys War-Ins
and alloys Fever-tenuous. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
and Fintulency. It assimilates the Food, regulators the
8m "null and Barrels, giving healthy and natural sleep».
The Children’s Panacea-Tho Mother-"s Friend.

GENUINE CASTORlA ALWAvs

Signature or

’ The Kintl You have Always Blught

In Use For Over 30 Years.

M mm W: W '0'“! events. I" m W.

 

 

 

I WESTON.

Mrs. .I, ll. Sturges. of Cannon. is
quite ill. ,_

Mrs. R. It. Fitch is visiting in

lirldgewntt'r.

Mrs. ll. G. Thomson Is visiting Mrs
George Miller. in Hartford.

'l'hc Misses Law, of New York; or.
visiting at the Ogden home.

Mrs. Ebenezer Pillow. formerly of
Weston. died at her home in Norwalk
in the carlypart of the week.

Mrs. M. lietts is suffering will
grip.

.‘Illss‘ ldutcllc lleWiit has returned
to her school, Abbott's Academy.

Amasa A. Marks has entered l’lIll
ips Academy. Jinn-r. N. ll.

.‘vlrs. Alice It. tilmslend is \‘lultlup
lli‘l' cousin. Miss Mary ()lmstvad, it
.Novr York tlll,

Mrs. It. I". (lhlchestcr has been on
the sick list the past week suffering
letlI the grip.

[ t‘lInrles firm-n is having his lIoIm
lpaluted. \iilllam 'l‘oote; of liridge
poll has the walnut

Miss Anna Schindler. ol‘ lirooklvn
was the guest or Miss Kilillt'l‘lllt' Slur
gets, over Sunday.

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of Weston.

Mrs. James ('oloy. ha'
been visiting her mother. Mrs. .i. ll
'Stnrgcs.

'i'lIe lillllill-i of the Library Associa

tion lil‘t‘ planning for a fair to be
held in ii. ti. 'l‘lIoIIIsoII's studio. .Ian
nary :35, »

A petition has been sent to th.
officials ot‘,thc Consolidated “Hill'tllli:
('oIIIpany. asking that the i’ittsilelr
express. north, (Inc here. at viz-lip p. III.
stop to permit the school childrcu
Ito IetnIn home at an earlier hour than

h:.iit. thr- .’;. to train having been ills
(outinued

 

CHANCELOR ANDREWS WILL NOT
RESiGN.
l.IN('(.Il..\'. Nob, Jan, lli.”(lllitllili’l-
or it]. lienjmuin AudIt-us of thc llni
versity of I-III-gaski today denied a lil-
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um liHillllllC llllili
nun.

To Test and Try 3 75¢ Bottle of Urn-.47
. at Our Exponent

If there are still any sufferers from
Rheumatism ln'this county or wher-
ever this paper reaches, that
have not yet tried the won
derinl Rheumatic Remedy nut-.0
We want them to try it. now at
our expense. Wo‘flrmly believe that
there is not a case of Rheumatism in
the world that will not. yield to the
wonderful efforts of llrlct), and Wt
want. to prove it to every doubtcr be-
yond all possibility. The best way I:
do this is to give a. largo trtsl bottle of
this remedy outrlcht to every sufierer
and let him thu. and try it, to hlsown
satisfaction. if you or‘ any of your
family.‘ suitor from Rheumatism, no
matter what form Just cut this notice
out of the pnpcr and send it together
with your name and address, also the
name of your drugglst. to the Smith
Drug (30.. 208 Smith Plug. Syracuse.
N. Y.. and they will send you by re.
turn mail on order on your druggist
for at 75c bottle free. There is no we
ervstlon to this otter. You tnlre'the
remedy home and use it according to
directions until thoroughlymatlsned oi
its merits.

We could not allot-d to do this if we
did not know thlt sitar you are freed
tum this dreaded discuss that you will
recommend it to sit yourJriends who
here Rheumatism We know from on
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WEI! “Milli

 

store Glltlntl, Give Better
Quarter: and Additlousl
Clothing Allowance

WASHINGTON. .luu. Iii—Marriott:
and more pay are part of the Induce.
monts by which General J. Franklin
Bell. chief of staff, hopes to keep 30’
dim in the army. His suggestions are.
embodied in a special re rt made at
the request of the presl out and pub
llslled yesterday lie proposes to divide
quarters for the non-commissioned oth-
curs,

”untried men In the army are un-

questionably a burdefl' be mild: “so
also are married emery-Ii 'NeVertho-
less marriage is the normal condition
of mankind, To hold a man in the
service for thirty years and deny him
"W vrtvllesc 01' a normal life Is im»
Wfllible ’l‘o permit all to marry is
equally impossible, The married pri-
vote, as a mic. is more than II burden
—-he is a nuisance Tile enlistment oi
a married private iuiy prove a dis-
t.‘0ill‘*ilgt*llltlll to other a. But with
noII-comIIIissioIIed officers it it differ-
out It is possible, It must be ex-
pected that at some stage of their
owner they will marry. If they can
not marry within the service they will
IcaVc it and marry mrttlitlc"
‘ Besides a general increase of pay he
also suggests a new rank, that of war-
rant officer, he. created. With the
new grade. which. would be abovo that
or non’commissloned officer, goes a
corresponding increase of pay. his
cussing the conditions General Bell
says: “The restoration of the canteen
feature of the post exchange would
operate for greater efficiency and
greater contentment. This. because
it Is tin-desire of most men for a free
use of their own Judgnwut in matters
of this kind. 'IlIe. soldier objects to
tIcntnIent us a child. '

General ilell finds also a lack of
public respect lot the uniform mm this
is a acIIoIIs obstacle to obtaining high
grade "W" in the array. "Ilnfortun
ntcly there is too much use of the. uni
form by persons IIot'ai'lillatod with
the service. There to nothing now to
prevent this use. It is not to bcvcx-
pcctcd that the public will respect
what the govm'nmont cures too little
about to save from disgrace. Thus
the govt-Inmcnt. through its failure to
protect its uniform In alone responsible
for tho contempt only me frequently
cant open It. There should be a law
passed that the use of the soldier’s
dress by anyone not directly conected
with the gorcrnmcnt should he'pun‘
ishcd.

Another thing the IIulttoI-«wlth tlu'
urnly nt prw.osont accorIIBfiM‘tlenoIal
Bell is the presence of unfit officers.
"A kceum Into-I wt on th' part of- more
officers in III.» Wt hole of their men i:
needed ' says the repmt “(lent-Ially
this is all that could b4 desired but
it is not. .Il.\.uys so 'l‘hnt {It is not
is tllll‘ in part to :In clImIcIIt of .unii’.
ofilrcin. 'l'lII-ir eliIIIiua'tlou Is as not" 9'
snry :Is the elimination of limit llllll.
it is due in pan: to tlnsiutiiug or III
comagenwut manifest now throughout
it” ranks. The correction of the evils
considered how wouldido away with
the feeling. but. legislative help is
needed in a measure. ”~l

Among otlIeI rcctnnnfuudntions the
Additional «lothiug allowance Improv-
ed Iations lwllI-r gunners, improve-
ments in the amusement room and
annulment, of the tax of I'll/g cents a
month the soldiers pay for the support
of ill" solltlus' lltllllt'l'i.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
I‘ako LAXATIVE IIROMO Quinlno
Fablets. Druggists refund money If it
fails to cure 1-). WI 1 OVER. " signa-
ture is on each box. 35.

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GERMANS KILLED IN VALPARAISO
VAIJ'ARAISO. Chill Jan. ion—’lht cu
"Z‘illllllt I' tlIIec days ago intwcnn a par-
ty of Germans and thr» residents of a
hamlet about ruldwm between this cl-
it and Santiago, ln Wllltll om- (‘ermnu

was klllccd and live wounded todaI
assumed a mon- serious albeit. Tlli‘
matter has been brought to to.» ditch
tion of the authotltlcs and the lir-
IIIaII legatlon and a thotougb Investi-
zallon will he made The (humans ap
proathed the village after dark and
were mismkln by the inhabitants for
bandits The pcople fired on the tIaI-
elers with the result. not above

. TORIA-
Bennie

O I
‘ litimiinu llaullwa hunt
.. M , Mu

Signstnre
BOY DROWNEO.
Sixteen Year Old Edgar Blanchard
Fell Through Hole in Ice.

WATERHIIRV. Jan. lit-42m.
Blanchard, III. was drowned yesterda
morning about . 0:30 o'clock whilc
skating at lsikewmxi 'l'ln- body was
not. rccovemd until about noon when
Patrolmcu Cavnnanch. Ht rain and How
oral others recovered it with grappliuz
hooks

Young iiianchard, with several othi‘r
boys were skating at the lake ycslcrv
Ila momma. The boy left his c-om

pnnlons and It led up to the upper
dam beyond the ridge. Blanchard was
skating buckwnrdrl and before he had
time to’ change his speed. the ice was
breaking under his skntrs. lie was in
the middle of the. channel. where the
Ice is thin before he finally broke
through. The water is about 15 feet
deep at this point and young Blanch-
ard quickly sank. A. be was breaking
thorugh he screamed to the other be!“
down at the end of the lake. They
huIrletfly skated up the lake It In a
long n etch and it took some time.
By the time the other boys arrived.
Blanchard bud pone down for tilt! lost
time. The Ice about the hole- was
broken showing when the young man
had tried to hold on to the thin edge-sm-
nf the too More going down.

 

 

 

 

Would‘ilse Sinister". In. ‘

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,j IIIII utilise

[Mons Our on Liver Preparation.
mull. . .

Many of the most eminent physi-
clans are now prescribing Ylnol an
the most satisfactory cod liver prop-
aration. Thus it is fast superstition
other fonns of cod liver oil sud cruel
sions. \

W. N. Rand. M. 1).. of Evans Milli.
N. Y.. writes: "From personal experi'
once. i am able to appreciate the var
lue of your cod liver preparation.
Vlnol. l he Ve used (band prescribed
it largely during Ih put eighteen
months, and i want to say that Vino!
Is all you claim for it and more."

Dr. Boncbelle. of Thomusville. (In.
a physician well known in the South.
mites: "I use Vinol in my family and
in my general practice with most as-
wilt-III results for bronchial and pub
monary troubles and ”to create
stIength. "

Another physician writes: "l not
satisfied that Vinol derives its won
derful life-giving and strengthorcat
in; power from the medicinal curs
tive elements round in the cod's liver.
it is the most satilllcwrl' sirens"!
creator and vitallzcr for old people,
wcsk Women and delicate children
which it has ever been my pleasure
to prescribe. "

The reason that Vinol has, such re-
murkablc curatltc and strength-(treat
lug power is because it is made by
a scientific. extractive and concentrat-
lnti process from fresh cods' liw-rs,
combining with pcptonnte of iron
(which Is a needful constituent for
the blood) all the medicinal healing
and bodybuilding elements of cod liv-
cr oil, but no oil.

We ask every person in 80th Non
walk who is in need of such a 'Hmrdl
clue to try Vinol on our guarantee to
return money If it falls to give
satisfaction. The - Clifford i’hurmacy,
South Nurwulk. Conn.

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LAND AND WATER BOATS.

 

 

Queer Vessels That Are Used in Wild
Timber Districts.

Deep in the wilds of the -(‘Imudlan
timber lands and in a number of the
northern IuInbcr' districts of the United
States wonderful bouts climb hills
creep through swrunps and Woods
traverse- small. streams from one lulu-
to another and even climb upon freight
cars if long transportation is neces-
nary.

Practically a steamboat and steam
winch combined the engine can lw
thrown in gear to drive the paddli-
wheels or twin screws. according to
which of the two the boat is equipped
with, or drive a cable drum which
holds a. tulle of ilvcelghths inch steel
cable used for warping and crossing
portagcs.

At the end of a water journt‘v the
cable is carried to a tree some distancv-
inland and at one side of the path dI-s-
lgnutmi for the boat to pass over Puss—
od through a pulley blot k It Is tffllrlt'fl
back to the hour and run through a
pulley block at the bow. Then. re—
turned inland again. it is fastened to a
tum on the other side of the path and
just opposite the first tree thus Inak
lily: lt pmdhlv for ill" boot to tIaw-l
ll rilldlgltt courss without dodging tin
.Incbc-I liens. 'lhr engim' 'I.~ no ml to
tho cable drum, and the cumbersome
but powerful craft commences its rock
strewn journey.

No Ioadwiiy is required. logs and
skid» lit-lug thrown a {cw feet apart

across the pathway to keep the shoeing .

from grinding on the, melts. in this
manner the host can travel from om-
lo two miles a day and' take .I gradc
of one foot in ”Ir 1- w-lnn non-usury. ~
Popular Mochani
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR LA-
TARRH THAT OONTAIN
MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derangc
the whole nystflnl when entering It
through the mucous surfaces Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physio
tans. as the damazin- they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly do
Iin from thcm Halls tatarrh Cure.
manufactured by ..l Cheney & ('0
1'0th 0.. contains no mercury, and
is taken internally acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces ot
the. system. in buying Halls Catnrrh
Curo be sure you get the icmrlneJt
is taken Internally and marl Toledo.
Ohio by P. ..l Cheney it ('0. Testimon
lulu free.

Sold by Urologists.
bottle.

Take Halls Family Villa for conlti
potion.

 

Price, 75c perm

wsur BAIL nouns szoucsdi,

 

Schultz and Rust May Have to in
post to Supreme Court

SAN FRANCISCO. .ian. LOWEIIgenc
E. Schmltz and Abraham Ruel. who
received a decision yesterday In their
favor from the District Court of Ap-
peals. are today in the county jail in
custody of the new sheriff. They will
appear in court. today. when an cilort,
will lm made to have their bondsrc-
rlltf't'tl. Hchrultz is hold on if. lndict~
menu. with bonds to the amount of
Siboyloo. Ituof ls held on It: indict.
tnnnts his bonds amounting to SI. lit).
out).

If their recur-III for a mlmtlon is
not ronlpliotl with In the loch court.
ho'IrlL will appeal to the Supreme Court

a
Thornweli Mullaly. William M. Abbott.
'I'lrcy II. Ford. Rncf. Schmltz and form-
c-r Supervisor l-'. l'. Nicholas come up
for trial on brlbor charges at the
same time. Accord rig to the prosecu-
tion the decision will not ailect the
trial of fichmitz and line! on the other
charges against them which will he
proceeded with as rapidly nsposslble.

A OUR! 'Ofl MIOIIV.

"l have found n cure for the misery
malaria poison pastures." says It. it.
James. of lmnnllnn. ti. C. ’It'n sailed
Electric little-rs. sud comes in to cool
notice. It breaks up s can of chili»

oriu bilious stock In unmet no “use:

 

 

. and It puts yellow jaundice clean out

of commission. " This crest ionic used
lollc and blood purifier gives quiet re-
lief in all stomach first end kidney
complaints end the misery oi lllfli
mu. said new rust-um It I It.
Baxter’s drug store

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recommends. --——-——;--——~ -
t unopened momma the . firm mum-ice, railroads".
balm Yllfihli! IIMHM' end that in “has my on Thomas' Eclec-
thewhywe Hones MUM mtricilnmflbestineoutofv-uts
world with Urtoo lend ilor nuance burns or bruises st once Pets ran
1!.“me mproldbreotmmutssssd.
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uneconomic“ sum loam... desire to begin a: the
mtg” Insomnia” In M «in: and is what scatters tin: «our
(.W .-. l“ at too may people.
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‘uflflse tinny rests. \

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cases ‘of Patrick Coulomb,

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January Sale.
Twenty percent. discount on Furniture, cxcopi Din— ,5;
Chairs and Office Furniture.
Ten per cent. oi! on Carpets, Rugs, Curtains and Up-
l’ holstery Goods. ‘ I .
One-fifth off on all Dinnerware, sets and stock pat— it
I ‘5

tcrnsinclndcd ' "‘ ‘ ,

Mahogany Bedroom Suits
‘ of five pieces.

This Suite is in liarly liuglish style, the wood of a ‘
dull lustrclcss iinish. 'l‘hc Dresser, (Thiiionicr and Table-‘-
have w'oodcn Ilrawcr pulls, tllc‘ IIIlrrors arc oval, and all

supporting columns and posts have square strong looking

$137. 00.

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tops. IlIc value is:

I

For the livc pieces, which are llctl, Dresser, Chifiotllcr, i J
Dressing Table and (flu-val. The former price was $178.75. ,3:
lior quiet and dignified elegance this Suitslcommcmls it-
self to all lovers of genuinely good l’urniturc. It can be ,
seen at [In-sent in'onr lishibitiou Bedroom. _. j”
White Goods.

A Thousand Yards at one-third and one-half off.

, Fancy Swisscs,’assortctl patterns in «lots and figures,
25c; less than half regular pricc.. _ j.

I.

Plain Silk Mulls and Muslim, worth 50c. at 25c.
Tokio Sill: designs. wort b 400. at 25c. .
French Lawns, 40 inches wide. 12%, 15. 16. 18 and soc. . .
Other White Materials suitable and
dresses at half price. i

Ufidennuslins.

Fine qualities remaining from the sale ‘marked'down.
Fine Nainsook Drawers which were $I.oo and $I.25,
now 85c.
Those that were 50C. now marked 39c.

v
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for waists

Extra lengths and sizes among both
Drawers that were tit. 25, $I.5 59. and $2. 00, now $1.00.
.\ small lot that ucrc' $51.89, tires and $2.00. new $1.50.
Short Petticoats that were $1.00. new 75c.

were SI. 25 and flit. 51). now 98c.
and $2.00, Imw Shoo.

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Waist Lengths in- Boxes.

Colored Wash Goods [ch from the Holidays.
()rgandics.

\i crc $I./

These
include Dinntics. L'lIaIIIlIra) 5, Cotton \Vollcs.
and hlcrccrizcd Cottnns. all at one-third below regular
price.

,Short Lengths of Muslin and‘Dimity, from two to
it'll yards in a pit’t‘t’, at half price. i

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T hursdau ls Bargain [lat].

 

Gnr Spectaitu this week u\\\ be.
Eladtos‘ Shirt \lDa'Ists.
51mph. \Oststs and Broken fairies oi
Breath Muted leces.
Bodies Shirt \lila‘ts’ts.

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