. nae-9..
Maj/gunner A vso '
I '
..Sllr
North an 1908 All“
a Southatlt fllaht
p... yell earned
birds on theJ
Jaded are:
brilliant urns!
M- W’bfiperor accompanied by sever
, her mind is mostly
's plannin’ for her. ..
" lots of good things'
54» to keep the honey-
EIMIPIROIR DISIGUIIID HlMSELF.
-—-—.——
Pd“
Won Moustache In Dims-om Fashion
Deceiver! I“sentry.
% zwosi'ln: hi1;
l!.NDE 3““
sm' slnew “like
Mischievouusedh cum be re-
iused admission to one oi the coast
iorts here just before he departed on
hi oilicers. the entire party being in
hi {glen dress, approached the entrance
e West Battery. where the sentry
muduheir inrthee progress.
‘ n is possible
i:
This is made -
its-m 8383
future horde,
so on their
fi‘lllilid him oi other
inflicéuw preLtrelit ‘bll'd ”for
t I”plea 3 have -stl
«Idlid “l,“ JELTHMISXIW
as con rs c t s p n
e'lhat (our. gains. methodim
islanaiv have recon ly repealed the
1 Robins under the
.I did! ‘s’n‘d‘lt‘ is hoped that
case slaughter of them in the
WW Cecile?“ The Audubon
Shanty- was Instrumental in bringing
_ . Intergaflerel; the North,
t we (1 no m
" lilac paladin than weal:
use. the nth
ey fitnqmtfitsfigsso‘lnpihlo
Jule“... 5 GM State store-
rm ,wlii pay..lhe
it .nonmns
. o!Cslsrrh that
he the use at, .lIisll's
,1 , l
. HENRY.
are me and subscribed
_ Ethic 6th day of Decem-
A. W. GLEASON,
. ‘ ..,-. i “Notary Public.
8t rril Care is taken intern-
00th blood and
System. Send
me?" 06 Toledq 0
3b ll..5ruggl ts, 75c
mist/M! thorium: entrance; in
liei, ‘a‘ new color, being chang-
al
elephant l e
‘ Stratiord Shoal Light (Middle ground)
leaving some to starboard. thence ll .
startihgillne. Distance, 61 nautical '
. Ihoth going and comin
His “2:195” res much amused and
y trod to my e
‘ all: I! air. “You midfield-l3:
‘ .onu linow me? i am the
The sentry then looked more cluscly
Iror. lint invite reassured
'l‘fiotuinlletl his majesty' s i!
he presented arms ‘I‘ud al-
'.‘~ I”)
' riapnrted. the occui'mii'oo
t e o o'er Poi, the guard at the tort.
rain [it er‘ s senile of duty and
commending his promotion
cfita HEALTH ADVICE.
M Davison. of No. 379 Oil
iord Ave" San Jose, Cal says: “l‘ht
worth of Electric Bitter-res a general
Iiamily remedy, for headache billions
is so pronounced that i am prompted
toasty word in it‘s iavor, for the bone
ilt.oi use seeking relied. from such
‘ 31‘ are is more health for
gene jna bottle oi Elec v
. NARLEM YAQHT- CLUB RAGE.
. The Harlem Yacht Club of City
Island, New, York, will hnvo its an
nual smiling face on Saturday, Aug-
petals. .lt ill be open to all L‘ohr.
yachts in cruisingI trim of 33 ieet rat
ing or under enrolled in any recon
fined yacht club in. good stnndig. Th!
chores will across the starting lint
indicated by a white ting on the com
mittee boat, and the black and red
spar buoy % o! a mile N. N. E. from
Execution Light to and around rec
Ibuoy about ‘38 of a mile S. M W. from
“9.4 l i ‘
"modality“ {points must keep a log.
conuihlnglthe- tlme oi rounding Strut
renewing: busy. and the time 0i
.iiniihlngr The lo Mustlalso show the
time 0!‘ passing Elie following points,
viz:
"Captains Island mg once or Gold
wig flights or orben' s
Penileld Reohlight of Old Point
. .1907, " the reportgodtbe Cin .
~W.«P€‘ Hepburn has also
' ’ the bearings- before the in-
this and toreigh commerce cum-
gt)” We of railroad
s lslill’gl film the ad-1
- granary arses»
erv'lce oi the 8 ate
oi Company- B
. sun to 'c'nllst' i'
. .,. Jill unusual degree. In the personality
o! the chairman. for that gathering;
‘ . Four years ago at the convention held
prdper‘thing
dt tier quar.
on store.
' to
M .
of in'.» -rstion were
the ethos o! the secretary oi
{01‘6th 'hy the (allowingz‘:
tun] Aid Society,
térbury, withoIlIrt
ompanyI. oi linri
(”film 6 whole-
. so itor'oéln Hart
‘ is Illihddlhcturiilg com
indwelling: animal?
Inever lost-a one
Ii%to pneumonia...-
nly thing on ad
sh grip germgfi-B
and a plenty; so dam 3
I.sll sizes, but [Ohm
l mm c
greater in.
“norms Cause. t
It Is hali-cured nri
Merit mane
.te-ss unmltsm.. .
': l
'on‘ '
mtg! Whoflodard} yells, .
“T Mismuri Bar Assooipe.
n
Mi r.0. K Piatt p
4 pr decanvemion :0! t
met. ma:
3“,, could hear of. but nothing helped me
_ Prue monthly meeting of the Fair-
‘ .seis‘: handyman
weewit‘t as:
HARTFORD. Angus
seen culled interest is being taken in
i rtiordr the late: United States
In the
you when
delegates to the national convention
Wore chosen Mr. Brandegee. then Con-
gressman irom the Fourth district
was. thechalrman. Taking that year
as: I precedent prominent Republicans
have expressed opinions that either
0!. the muttirs may be invited to
IsitlEI this time, by Chairman Kenespbr.e
.QNLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
no. Franklin Bush of New Castle.
“1 suiiered for years with
dyspeptic, used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything 1
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured me. completely "
For sale by R. H? Planted, RH
.3383??de 'l‘he Gillies-n Pharmacy."
CLERIGY MEET.
field Gounty Glorloai Associati was
It at St. ul’s
all in Feirileld. Wtfi'here were 14 Oil
Epis Tpdl 'ciem d! the county
he Holy Communion was
he Muted by Arch-Deacon Allen ll.
- . Id. stgiiolloned by the reg
sane
. Perdgstlves inhereht‘tli
0.11" was fond by the Rev
‘5' «some at finial. At the 2m
elite'idtr'pi the ’moetinl. the clergy
were driv‘ch iii ’bussos to the hand.
Invmmiur‘e, Oliver Gould
Jennings, whlere they were served with
' I I W
2 Les facades ll aPauniun.
l
l.
nests and tensor oi the liver and bowels ,
3 grip the iron ball and started for theil
;-.: quarters.
‘. their flanks and rear they ninrchetI
. the more evenly. divided. You lino
. lthe rainy season here now, and whe't‘
.. .it rains here, why it lust rains. and _Y0l
‘3 iknow it. too. But in spite of the nail
~. the work goes on just the same. The
.be built~on Meet;
19'.
the Republican state convtntlon harfieoiuo concrete
. ‘front of it.
session- A. very stroni .
r on "Snowmobile
mill till! 0‘.-
S. Pth . 0
fly 25,108
Editor Evening Sentinels hi’erilaps
thight belatomtisg t‘oeomc o: \ r :
readers to hear 0!. some of the allele .
to pierce the isthmus of Panama. “The
Iwr’ed‘orded recognition given the
i-lity thmudl’ the isthmus air.
on an old mm in the library at
rember , Germany. drawn
J annes ehoner This milp is tinted
1616. and On it is A rough outline oi the
American continent with a clear line3
Excarlted thfihrslrthe isthmus at Penn
1
”cThe Iirst actual survey was made in
iho your 1581, Antonio Peri‘er‘s, but
hotbln cameo it.
: in l 0, Die; 0 do Mercado submitted
it lc'hgtth report on the subject to Phil
ll; u't that monarch silenced tut"-
her discuéslon. saying that the will ‘
oi God was mademsnliost by the isct
that He had created an isthmus in-
intesd‘ oi an- open Strait and that it
Would be impiety for man to attempt
to unite the waters of the two oceans
that God had separated
Again in 1828. the government at
my Granada, commissioner Jss. A.
lIlo oytl to maize a study of a combined
Stet- and rdllrua‘t‘e. Nothing serious“.
owever, came 0! this.
um suon imil‘ranos in lover of odo-
truc- up theilsihmIisn waterway was
binomial 181.;snd the details 0! this.
inmament impel-bans more or less is.
r. to. your readers up to the time
no United States gov. nstcnt bought
mi the French concess ons.
lsbhl-i be pleased to tell you how
be isthmus. Tcndays beforehand the '
lnlted States authorities come out
I'witb a proclamation deeming the Pan
nia- railroad free to all comers on the
‘ourth, with the proviso that no non
sin anywhere. and ride anywhere you
died to go. or course the trains
pound to the City of i’nnnmu were
crowded to their limit The decoru
lions in Panama city would do credit
to any American city.
i The natives W the lily were even.
hit an enthusiastic as am of the
Americans
There were games at the Athletic
Park so generously given by Colonel
lGeorge W. Gootbuls, chief engineer at
the Panama Canal and taken liliogetb.
r it made one i ol'get that ho was s.-
or, away from home. Music was inr-
lnished by the lsthminn Canal Commit
leion Band This band is composed a
men who are working on tho canhl it
‘lhc employ of the United States. ant
they compare most favorably with lill‘
ibund i have evmheard ’
I The police arrangements were is
phargé oi Chief George R. Shunton. at
IiII‘mclent and capable oillccr who cams
”here and organized the Canal Zon'c p0.
lice force. The Iiorce is composed 0i
QUINN; men who have served in the
United states m , most at them in
ihchhliipplnes .Cuba. Nearly ul‘
,0! them have ii under fire and art
under a high state oidlsciplino. The.
low record 0! Serious crimes may be
directly traced to Ohio! Shannon and
his edicient management oi the police
department.
The pcnltentlsrv is situated at
‘Culcbra, and the prisoners are exer
cised in the gentle art of road making.
lot which this country stands so muc
in need. You may not know there' is
no such thing as s wng0n road peruse
the lsthmus. some oi our kickers on
wood roads would be in their glory in
this place. i saw some of the convicts
lacing from their da‘y’ s work last week.
Most of them had shackle and c
end a large iron ball attached and
it was u very worm, evening they cei-
Iainiy appeared peniteni as they picket
EIilI” you lied to do was to bound ilu
With an armed guard of"
aw .
)- i We ceriainly could spare you s '
is! the rain We are having. We bit
It’s too bad it chI -‘no'
very day. it
i
.was a time some years ago when t i
opponents. of the canal said it could no. i
t of the rainy sell
son. i sin
vie-been doivn in tilt {
anal this morning'ilt 7 a m. It viral ‘»
was on his jolt and one oi the best“;
days work was done. This applies t! 3;
not only the common laborer. but to
-.the enginéering department as well ’3
With sincere regards 'to your readers l;
and yourself, l remain
Yours truly, ' ‘ .li
GEORGE W LYNCH.
Las Cambrian}: . Z.,.Psnams \
CHAUFFEUR IIIS' HELD.
9
3
Newton Says collision Was the F80“ “‘1‘;
t .I- of “Qty.“lm- I 3'
~BTAMEOR’ED, August 5.—Gutave ”i
gewt‘finhggsuaour tor Idwgdld 6002‘. I
g. . pan was arrests on
by. Policeman disses.“ ls bola:
held on a bond at $200. pending an “in ll.
realisation. o! the motor car accidenl“
in Which John Womlski 0!. 75. Brown
avenue. was injured, Sunday- Newlorz
‘ was driving theme. and he oislmstlu.
lWomlskl Sig-z on his bicyclw
..when he salted
to pass;- Womlshi turned into them
and the rear mud guard hit him. Now;
ton said he toolstbo injured man to his
home and oiiered to take him to a hoe-
and claimed henid everything he could l
“I. “New: filth.
f . TAT
W ‘ Mi”
has” 011 MPhttlodc Sons 0! Alderl
was. 'heldweste‘rdsy when the present ‘
were reelected. headed by A. I
A. May. .0! Neridon. as president. Moria ,
den was select
ed for next our
National Presldoht W. EyVolllhnt. :l
Maryland. addressed the delegates yes-
g, sumptuous luncheon. ..___.._...
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w-..- .,.- .
.,.“...
tsrdsyI afternoon
by " .‘
a This might be taken at a prdph ’ ,
pltsi 'He denied inst. he was careless . '
VWMM Ill lletsni Years 1
celehl'atcd- the Fourth of July on . '
lie makers wouldube allowed to ride; ‘ '
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i
wish some of them * ‘
raining‘ most iuriously but every mar? ' .
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ior Womiski. His employer is a bulidl l I
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W ..a chasm M
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7“ n: .th .é um:
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Us 'hilsl J's,’
wfw i'
Begins. Tlmtsday Moms. flags 7
HIS IS OUR SEMl- ANNUAL CLEAN- UP of our; own stock to which ll" add large purchases 0i Specials. The
- a Sale that has never yet failed to erIowd. our store ..This weason has ofipred‘spcclal opportunities top purchases.
3 We have improved them. Our Mill- End Bargains excel all other seasons. We follow our usual custom of cutting
deep into the rises 0; Summer Goods. We prelxwto take“ s loss rather than to carry tbilrngver... To our patrons
throughout The Nortval and vicinity We extend a cordial i
Dollies Garments
LADIES’ WHITE SHIRT WAIsTsl
Regular 1 rice $1.00 .................... Sale Price soc
LADIES' WHITE SHIRTI WAISTS,
Regular Price $1. 25 ........... ,.‘ ........ Sale Price 79c
LADlES‘l WHITE SHIRT WAISTS.
linguist l‘u'to $1.50. ...1. ‘
. "l “" Better Grades at Similar Reductions.
”White Shirt Whiét Suits
LAWNaSUITS Plain,
Regulai Price $298 .................. Sale Price $1.98
LAWI SUITS, with Embroidery,
R liar I’rite $3.98 .................. Sale Price $2. 49
LAWN SUITS, Finer Embroidery, I
Regular Prim $4.98 ............ . ..... Sale Price $3. 49
LAWILSUITS Fillet Lace.
Regular Price $5 98 .......... . . Sale Price $3- 98
O
HOSIERY
IS ALWAYS IN DEMAND. BUY
‘WHEN YOU CAN SAVE
..~ on THE PRICE.
This Sale Is Your
Opportunity
LADIES’ GAUZEI ILISLE HOSE,
Regular Price 25c .. .................... Sale Price xgc
MERCERIZED TAN HOSE. Mill End
Regular Price 25c ................. Sale Price 17c
LADIES’ IMPORTED HOSE,
Regular Price 356: . . . ................. Sale Price 24c
LADIES’ LISLE GLOVES, 2-clasp,I
Regular price. 25c ...................... Sale Price 15c
MERCERIZED LISLE GLOVES, 23-inch,
Regular Price 75c ...................... Sale Price 49c
.Sale _ Price 98c
“LADIES'. BLACK SILK GLOVIES,
Were $1.50 ........................ Sale Price See
Ladies’ Colored Suits
Regular Pr,ce $1.00.. .'. . . .. ...... Sale Price 75c
Regular Price $125
Regular Price $1.49 ........ ‘ ...... . .13... . . Sale Price $1.19-
Regulei; Price $1 .98 . . .. .
..Sale Price 89c
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.HYDE-GRADE GALATEA.
:IlWHITE SKIRTS.
SI
‘WHITE SKIRTS, ..
g
3 Mill End Fancy Print . . ’, ...................... sale Price 5Ic
IAXMINSTER RUGS 3x4,
Rodi! sRusSntts senses" .
Wlomllsaleg ., Ii...- ,
Ladies Skirts
DARK BLUE DUCK: - - ‘ ‘
l\Cg1llle‘ l’rit‘c $1.00 . . . . .: ........... ' ..... Sale Price 75c
IPRINTED PERCALE,
lit-«ruler Price $1.69 .................. Special Price $1.19
Regular Price $2.49 . ................. Sale Price $1.98
ltcguinr Price $1. 00 ..... ............ . ...Sale Price 750
§NJHITE SKIRTS, - ..
iu «ruinr l’ rice $1. 25 .............. “Sale; Price 98:
‘I¢:"I‘. .
Regular Price $l .98 ............. .....Sale Price $1. 29
Wash Goods
THESE ARE now MADE IN
SUCH GREAT VARIETY AND
ATTRACTIVE. STYLES AS
To BE. MORE DSED THAN
EVER.
Mill End Shining Print . .‘. . . . . ........... ..Shle Price 5c
Mill End Indigo Print .............. . ........... Sale Price 5c
Madras Cords, 2 to 8 .yds" value 14c ............ Sale Price inc
Superior Quality Msdras Cords, value 16c” .Sale Price 12/;
Extra Quality Madras Cords, value 20c. . . . .. .S‘n‘e Pinion :50
Standard Apron Gingham, 2 to 6 yd... ..... .. . . .Sale Price 6c
Fancy Dress Ginghams. Spring Price. 12%.c. ..Sale Price 8c
Madras Gingham, regular price 205:. i». . ..Sllle Price 12%c
Arnold‘Keswick Suiting, made to sell foo 20c” .Sale Price 10c. .
Colored Silk. Novelties, regular price-35‘2” .» .I, . .Sale Price ngc
Carpet Rugs
We have a good assortment of Carpet Rugs m the popular
grades. We have made prices that should take out every one
: of them, ‘
TAPESTRY BRUSSELLS RUGS, 9x11,
7 . Regular Price $12 50. . . .. ......... . . .Sale Price $9.98
TA ESTRY BRUSSELLS RUG, 9x12,
Regular Price $15.00 .................. Sale Price $12. 98
TAPESTRY BRUSSELLS RUGS. ‘
Regular. Price $17 50 ......... .‘ ........ Sale Price $14.49
~.AXMINS‘BER. RUGS: 3394'. ,
Regular Price $22. 50 ............ '. ..... Sale Price $18. so
-~........,,. 1:».— .m .izt
Regular Price $23. no . . . . . . Sale Price :3. so
Value $2950..
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[fill Prices line '91an Al's Special for This Mlllllemnunt'“ (IlSu
and forIICasli Gull
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