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, day. 7: 45 p. m., class meeting. but by
Item IlIT.
Bouth NorIVIlk Methodist Episcopal
Church, Said 0. Curtloo, pastor—«Class
meeting. 9: 30 II III, worship. with
sermon by the psstpr. it): 30 a. in:
Bible schoni.1in.m; Epworth Magus
prover service, 61). m.; harvest 00n-
z N, 7 p m. Tuesday. class meeting.
i; 45 p. In. 'l‘h ”I”!!! or
7 40 p. on: MiIsl Study Class 3;“:
u. close of prayer meeting. Fri
.lulor League, 8:15 p. m. The 0m
and choir selections for tho coming
Sabbath will be as followsovuorni
l‘rIiudo, Benedlotus, from the Miss u
E Flat. Schubert; anthem. ’T o Alle-
luiatlc Sequence. Buck: offer pry, so
prsno solo, selected. Miss Valentine;
IIostiude,.in ll mlior, Whltlog.‘ Even-
ing: Prelude. 'Onnzonetts. Whiting;
anthem, Praise the lord, O. Jcrusu
loin. Msuuder; offcrtory. ductt, My
Faith hooks Up to Thee. Bachmann.
Miss VIfirntine and Miss Dci’icrnc;
spilfiiillde, Recessional Whiting.
Norwallr Methodist Churchfi Frank
D. Torrey. nastor~Appropriutc Rally
[Joy exercises will be‘ held in this
church. The members of the Sunday
school will attend the morning sorvica
in a body, and tho pastor will give u
special sciinon thst will be. 01 interest
to old and young. The subject will be
"An Autient RIIlly Dsy. " Aitcr a bricf
morning service, an interesting pIo
grant will be given lit the church on
ditorlum by the Sunday school to
Which nil are invited to rIIIiIaln. 8pc
ciIII music for thc ddy has goon itl‘
lunged by C. G. ivas. 'i‘IIII damnations
and the arrangement of the baskets
of fruit for the. ‘ simt lns' arc in churgc
of 0. J Clark, assisted by the Morey
and Help Department of thc Epworth
League. Sunday moi'nlni: class but
by F. ii. Bodient n19:30. Epworth
iIoIIguII dcvotlonIIl service at 0:: ‘0 II.
In' . subicct "’l‘ he CinstliuI' s Two Sui-
ficiont Guides"; loaders Miss AdcliIidc
St. John and Miss (‘IIlI'l'ill Bownc. EI'IIII-
log worship. at 7:30; subjIIct oi scr—
inon. “A Succcss that (oat too Much."
Tuesday. 3 p. m, “Olllt'il'n iI‘IIrIIlgu
Missionary Society at tiio parsonage
Miss Elizabeth Torrey will be prcscnt
and report the recent, New York
brunch met-ting, \vhlI'lI slIII has lIcIIII
attending dining the lust wcok 1' nos-
ddov In New HAVEN HAaaoa.
NEW HAVEN on ill—'lho body
'0i_ domes Kerrigun, a who” laborci.
W“. 1011 d in tho borboi, yesterday.
The M0 chIi Examiner thinks it was
..uooidontpl Iii-I.Iwning
not: STOP THAT COLD
, .‘.lt mav result in pncumonia. ilrs
' didn’Bnlrn is breaking up colds when
Namibia! almost without oxeopliou
bile and $1. 00.. liottlcs. 'l‘bc
. Baxter s and i’laisted‘ s ”
‘ Wages all hours day Ind night.
gFrpderick H. Ganung,
_ .. mosamxsa
Funeral Parlors in Cdnncc -t,ion
Lady Attendant. TM. 004.
. Office and Residence,
“<80. MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK
m: -
. THE WISE woms'cs'rs AN
‘ LM E. Gas Heated
III In,»
Bocausc- ’lt SaVES licr
Tinsel
..Iibor and Money
. Ital .
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ifIlIEIIE’ili'i' 5‘inouuoa.
.~ ..A “.00 GAS- HEATED FLAT IRON,
with six feet of Gas Hose and Asbestos
litre Proof Mat, FOR 01.50, Just one
lid!! the regular price.
Having placed a largo order with
the manufacturers of this iron we arc
ousbled to make this extraordinary
0 93'
. Every iron is finely finished and
finial plated.
_ 1 tinge of this offer before supply is
ugsnsted.
"a -. tin Sale at Gas Office.
" GDnnedt.cut Coinpsny.
l f bur Attrititrr'i
found at
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HE J Ethos“ Nlll§
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Be sure and take ad- ‘
I’iit‘ior Filming can be
STATE BUSINESS MEN' 8 ASSOCIA-
Ti DIN.
NEW HAVEN, Oct lit—Tho annual
mI Iting of tho State. Business Mon's
oclntion will be held here next
Thursday. Arrangements are being
made to entertain 150 delegates.
I
Y O U R
Shoe Répall'lilg
Is NOT MODERN 0d sciaNTiI-‘Ic
UNLESS DONE BY US.
Monarch Repair snot,
43 RAY MO N D 3T.
'PHONE 455 on POSTAL.
Now.‘ Is . the? Tune Flo Buy
'1'“ ' , s .’..» Ii his
Annual Clearance, Sale ’of
WALL PAPERS.
10% Discount on All Grades
of Stock Papers.
Crockery. Glassware. iiousofurnish-
lng Goods.
Japanese China in
Plates, etc. ,
; Palutors' Supplies.
Good ready niixcd Point 8125 per
gallon.
1 White Gnrtnln Poles. with fixtures,
00
Window Shades and Picture Frames
mean to order.
Painting and Decorating.
Cu ps, Saucers,
We give the S. a. H Gneon Trading
Stampa.. Ask for then"
L. H. Decker
87 Washingion siree‘i
Tel. Con. scum NORWALK.
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“or“. ._ ..._
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We arecarrying II full line of
summons.
VIg 9 “Lnt‘g‘; flan-III. I
Iris hI'
, * 01Gb,
wxéiii “GTON ai‘i‘lIEET.
reasons; :64.
In: ' Ir
a‘i
fi of 8. Hell and Mrs. iIottlo ernht;
* recesses ofxa lowly spirit" .1. Hyatt
.1 ”summon; pitston, to. 11me street,
:..:l p.» in, ..ll‘bursduy quantum: prayer
. meeting
. .. manifested in this prayer service and .
- a- cordial welcome. is .extendpd to all
,to mend than services
‘ ere, .Mr. and Mrs- Joseph White;7
'l‘. linscoc. chncsday, 8 p. In..
the monthly mocting of thc Mothodisi
brotherhood: the meeting will 00 ad
dressed by the Rev 8. 0 Cuttice, i)
1),, pastor of tho South Nuiwaik Moth-
.odlstvChurclI. ThuIs,dny 7:45 p. "L.
prayer lncotlng. Friday, bl monthly
meeting of Epworth IIIIuguc Iii. Rowuy
ton; addicss on "The (:i'cutcst Thing
About. lip." by the Rev. if. it. llIIaitys
it. 1)., of Mount Vernon. Muschor
the day: Morning: l’rcludc. March
Mcy‘erbocr; anthem, “'l‘hc l‘JIirtli is
IIIII iIord‘s.” llrown; i‘ostlnde in I”.
Roberts. Ironing: Prelude. ldyllc,
II‘. 6. Gleason; quartet. ‘lI‘oI' all the
saints that. iroiu tlIIIlr labors I‘IuIt."
Sllcllcy; solo. "Just as i am" tlluw
loyl. Miss Warren: llIInudictus in l).
ivcs; postludc. Grand (,‘lioIIur in E,
Salomc,
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev.
William St. Augustine Lynch. 1). D..
lIdsth'»—»l’rcnoliitix. i014I'I u. iu.; Sah-
lIsth school. 12:80 p. m.; sacred no
cert, 3:30 p III. undcr tiiomunagcmcn
Christian Endeavor mccting, It: 30 p.
"1.: Preaching M7145 p. in. Class
meeting Tuesday evening. nod Official
lloard Inuctluiz. Jubilee conccrt; Wod-
uosdoy evening at the church.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South, Norwnik Congregational
t‘hurch. Charles S. Mntsfarland, .pasI
top-Public. worship at. 10:30 it. "1.4a”
which the sermon will be. preached
by tho pastor. sulIicct. The Children oi
Privilege. 'l‘hIIflith school, including
the young mcns department and the
young Women's Ilopurtmo'nt, will moot
M12 o clock The Mcn' 8 Christian in-
quiry Club will hold its regular dis
cussion at the some “.bour Evening
service. at 7 o‘clock, at which the pas-
tor will preach. subject, The Christ
likeness of God. The music for the
day. led by the chorus choir, will be
no follows~~MornhIg service: Prelude,
Lento RIIligloso, lllggs; offIIrtory on»
them. .RIIiId Your Heartse and Not
Your ”Garments. ..Enlkin; postlude,
March . ind). Major. . Iloshaycs. Even-
infi: aurviccz. Prelude. Norwegian
Song, Glider; offertory, Andante'ISup
IIliclIevolc, Schumann; posilniie. in C.
Batiste. I
Filbll. Congregational Church, Nor-
walk, George D Egbert, pastor—«Morn-
ing service. at. "3:30;, preaching bythI
pastor. Sunday school at, 13:15. Even
lug servicest. 7:30: thofourth lathe
series on WA Summer's Reading—“A-
lIiLtlc. City of Hanoi}: by F. Marlon
Crawford. Pastor's Guild. Wodnesdny
Iii 8. Church prayer service. Thurs
story. “\\hcrp the Rpses hell no
musical numbers for- tomorrow will I0:
Minding; ,Prclndp, tflfirxnva :qu Allcgio.
.romf eco nd Sophia heiiiiIei-ger
coutrnltc solo a“Joan, Jean, miscrcrol"
lI‘I. Nevin: responnso, “ch, there is
resti,“ C. l’inguil: quartet, “From thII
'llrIIIIer: posfiludo. Tempo dl Marcia.
C. ..i “W Ironing: Prelude, Pas—
,toralo- in F.1LII‘WIIP8rk0riidllQi. “My
faith looks up to Thee. " P. A. Sch eck
sunsutbem. “My soul doth, magnify
the Lard," D. ,lluok; postbtde, Ethnic
of Elwood Scouts. J. Rilpiubergor. .
”4——
,, . EVANGELII‘IAL LUTHERAN.
Eymeliml Lutheran. Rev. C. F.
thing in the
German language in chapel on Main
street. near railroad-.7130 p. In. I.
._ . lIAPTlIT.v . _
Norwaik Baptist. Church. Rev. De-
Witt ’1‘ Van. iWQfl)‘: pastor—Prayer
eet.ing III mm: m.::~. morningv service
n1:0 30 a..- m.;..8undsy,.pclioql .at 18
amp regular evening urviep at. .7i30w
The Lndlgz'did Bécleiy Iwimmmr
with Mrs. J apportion Thailand
smmtmu ..Conn n—rreu
at 7:30"; A.1rest.,in.torpst.ls
Grace Bassist
. huroh, J Edward
HItn'ris. I . DW
in ...m prayer and
III-sine semiopl. 3:: ll 1b.. at. Sunday
,school: 3: to win... . h'. RI 1L: topic,
. Public Library til (‘I motel)
day at 8. subject, . Alloclpe for ,Eun'" . '
Union. yodbm.
Iprsyor«nisottuirz..ls era. Mrs Harris
and Mrs. ilogley. ‘rlday
choir rehearsal. _ .,,I
IPMOPAI.
Trinity Church. H. A, Sadtlcr, rot-I
tor seventeenth Inunday after Trinity
~8 I. m. Holy Communion: 10:30 a
IL. morning prayer Litsny and so:-
Grace Church. the Rev. James Bon-
ton Worncr. Icctor the seventeenth
Sunday after 'l‘rinltwahe celebration
ot' the Holy Commudion st 8 o'clock
morning prayer and. sermon at 10: 30;
Sunday school a boon: Mission Bun-
dny school at Erwin River at 2: 45;
evening pruycr and sermon at 4180.
Attention is culled to th fact that ho-
giniilng tomorrow there will be prcnch
ing in connection with the evening sor-
vice ouch lIoi‘d's Day. excepting tho
first in the month. On that day the
service will be almost, wholly musical.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE socmr'v.
First Christian Sctenccrfiociety. of
Norwaiit~-llcuulur Sunday service at
the vending room. Masonic. building,
at. ii a. lil. Subject. Sunday. October
11th. Arc Sin, Disease and DI-sth
Real? 'l‘cstlmony mooting. Wednes-
day at ii p. In. To both services thoI
public. is cordially and fraternnlly iii—
vitcd. Reading room open to the pub-
litricsch week day from 2 to b p. lll.
l . u...”
ADVERTISE!) LnTrIIIII.
I: Tho-following letters remain uncali-
ed for at the following postroilchI for
the‘ current Week.
30th Norwaik.
MIs. Amory lI. Bobcock.
licnry 'l‘itnsBeI'I'y.
l’ntsy iluchlor.
Miss lIillisn Catlcttc.
ilIIIIIIII‘ E. Chipper.
R. Randall Davidson.
li. ll. liopson.
A. V. B. lluwlcy (2)
Luigi inc. 0
Joseph Kusltk.
Marla. Lamorto.
Htcfania Miva, l0 t‘burcb tit.
Mrs. Flora Sbokcs.
Sum W. Wetmorc.
Peter Wilson.
.liarry ll. Wright.
E. E. CRIN/E,
BATTLESHIP8 TO PART COMPANY
WASHINGTON. Oct 10.--Thc bst-
tlcsblp‘s Maine and Alabama which
11‘“ thc Azores yesterday for the Unit-
III! StatIII-I will part company as they ,
near the Atlantic. must the Maine go- .
int: to Portsmouth, N. ii. for tenants. '
and the Alabama to NIIw Yoik. to he
put out of commission it will be tho
first tlnic in tho history of tho Navy
Department that. It lIIIttlcsbip will no
to Portsmouth for repairs. . . -
l'. M. ‘
X
To tho Board of County Commission‘-
ms of Falrtleld County: .
i hereby uppiy ho a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors,
.iIIic'III ..Btlflmfliiind .Wind and CI.
der, at. 20?. Wash stun sit-out, Town of
Norwaik ,
, My place of boldness is not located
within 200 1ch in II direct. lino of ii
Church Editicc, Parochial School oi
Public School-lunisc 0! inc pIemlsIIs
pcrtnlniug thI- rcio oI IIII.I Post OtfiIc,
lmtcd at NIIIII'IIik, this 9th day of
October, I\. D., lil08.
, JAMES F. LAYIIEN
‘3 Applicant.
WII, tlIc undcrsigncd. clcctors and
tuprchri-I. III: IlIIdIIIIdlIy law. of tho
Town of Norwulk, hIIrcby endorse the
application (It' lilo above nomod -
.lumcs F. lIIIydcn
for such ilccuso and we do scvcnully
certify each for himself that We ni‘l‘
taxpayers upon I'cul estatiI situatcd in
said Town of Norwalk, and that. we
have not oudorscd the application of
any othcr pcrson for a liccnse to soil
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur-
ing the canning license your.
llntod Iii. Norwuik. this 9th day of
October, A. l).. liltlli.
Henry G. liouton, John F. Grillin.
John W. llcatty. (icorgc E. Curtis, Er-
nest W. ilrunduge.
ltth'cby ccrtliy that the above nanr
cd obdorscrs are electors and taxpay—
era, as deflncd by law, of the Town oi
Norwuik. and that they have signed
no other application
Dated at Norwnlk.
October, A. ll. i908.
HERBERT R. SMITH. ,
Town Clerk.
010 17 .
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of Fairiicid COMM:
- l hcrcby apply for II. li case to soil
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors
tie. Luge. am- Rhine ‘wme and Cl-
der. at 11:2 Washington street, Town
of \‘m walk
My place of business is not located
within 200 MI: in u difect line of II
C “13$qu Ddliim Paiqch il‘l School or
ill: ScilOOkiltlllsu, or. the premises
pertaining then- to, or any Post Office.
Public Libruiv (ll Cemetery.
DIIiAld at Norwaik. this 9th day Of
October A.D.190&
[IODORlCO (:iORDANO AND AMEL-
LO FiOltllILO,
Applicant.
We the undersigned, clectors and
evening. ,
won; 1: 80 p. r per sqr. lt' s the best pioof, for it so on
vice Vastly |Iii'titItiilg *u ”Lift ”from South Norwulk "i
m; Bethany Guild meets Wednesday, Mrs Anna Freeman. «I; 70 tutti
7: 80 p or, full attorpisnep mquaaicd Main St, South Norwalk, tons. yII:
this 9th day of “I ‘I
Every Homohoid in 06th NOrwntk
, Should Know How to Radial It.
. The back aches because the kidneysi
um blackmail. - .
“Pin the kid eye with their- wmk.
TIM back with? he no more.
Mia of proof t at Dosn's Kidney
Pills do this
“i found Doun‘ s Kidncv Hits to tie it
most reliable remedy for kidney
trouble. i suffered more of Mom om
this Iomplalt for six yours‘sd
times my lip. Was so weak and loop
that i could hordiy get about hit was
With grep (”dignity that i cppld siisci
from it Iii Idle sitting for a time
""0 at n lit '1 was afraid to turn over
in bad because) of the pains across my
kidneys The. worst troublc, howcvcr.
Was lrom the. kidney secretions, they
being Iiiiiicuit to‘ rciain. I thought.
from rcsding utiverUsuiuitnls about
Dunn's Kidncy Pills. that they might
help me and accordingly got some at
l'laistcd's Drug Stoi'c. My buck soon
became strougcr and i was IIlIlc. to con-
trol the kidney secretions. 1 mac lloan's
Kiducy Pills occasionally now and
thIIy never fail to bring protnpt and
lIIIIIIIilciIIl results."
For sale by all doulors. Prion 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn (10,. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
. licmcuibcr the nIIIIIe~«I)0IIII's-—and
take no other.
PRtZE FOR AEROPLANES. ’
PARIS. OI'L ills—A local newspaper
has offIrcrl II prize of 82100 for hci
first. IIIIoplanc to fly oIIII' Paris. front
the Chump ch hrs to Vlnccnncs.
A JEWELER'S EXPERIENCE.
i‘. it. Kiugoi‘. The Jowcior. 1000 Vir-
I:iIu‘a Ave., lndisnapolls, |ud., writes:
"I was so wca'k from kidney troublo
that i could hardly walk It iiunIiI'IId
i‘IIct. lI‘our bottles of Foley‘s KidiIIIy
lloincdy clcurcd my complcxlon. cured
my buckaoli'I'I and the irregularities dis-
:IppciiI'IId. and i can now nitcnd to
business every day. and recommend
lI‘oth's Kidney Kennedy to .ull..sui’fcr-
cm. as it cured Inc nttor thc doctors
and other I'IIIncIllcs lIIIIl iIIllI-Il." CliiI
I'IIrd Pharmacy and 11. ll. Pinio-
iIId. u
The Clifford
"Excellent “Gaining;
pinnIrI Evening;
0 to 8 II. III.
lundsy Dinners l Specialty.
Dinner Parties and lloquItI
Solicitod.
CHARLES Itsvssss,
Proprietor.
TIlspiIonI m.
V; ".l
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
(Gregory BoIiInrdJ.
II'A’IT uoawux.
Shore Dinners-._ and All Kinds ,0!
Sea Food Cooked to Order.
John E. O’Suiiivan‘
InopIuiz'ro'n.
Hotel .MaiiltCkémo
‘ Jr R. CONNOR. Mrs "
DINIIII Ind CulIiIII‘ Up'to fut“-
llIteI 02 pm day Ind spin-I0.
Itoek Ind amoral informed» TlokII
I
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Stin’day‘Dinners, 75cts.
.. Tit: exit”. I: . as.
THE NEW
iIOTEL VICTIIRIA.
oNII MiNurt plutonium
EURQPEANI PW;
O'IIIt'Ioo‘mI I. I’dpheclnf Mitt“. GII
Ind Electric Lib to ransom. Ev—
Iry Room Heated
"' " NATE... IEAGONAIL‘I.
Fine Stocked “I in Connection.
-‘ A In" lirio oi" ulport‘s'd AMI, lnclud
top the remain llII.’ Borden's Ind
sun Is our: Mufitilwlytflt snug»:
Antiwar Bunch leer on Draught. z.
'I'. .I. sunlisz.IrroprIeIoI-.: ‘
ransom 992. '
taxpayers. as defined by ani Of the
Town of Norwalk, hereby endbrse the
licution of t c above named
Logo rioo can. and Amenoirlmiuo
for such license and we do severally
certify each for himself that we are
taxpayers upon Ileai estate situated in
said Town of Noowdlk. and; that we
have not endorsed the application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous and int looting liquors durI
ing the ensuing 1gp” year.
Dated at Norwssllt; this 9th day of
October, A. D..
W McGrath,
Koeni g '
I hereby certify that the above ham-I
ed endorsers are electors and tnxpay-v
ore, as defined by my, of the Town of
Norwalk. and that. they have signed
no other mlicption.
Dated at NorwslkIIthis 9th day of
October, A. DI: 1908.
tliiain . ghsy. Innis
:A Cool from the Burning Altar: bow-d
Town CleIlI
I
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HERBERT R. SMITH.
5010 17
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,Jsxnes H Les r, hor‘pmo Fibre, P. i
TIIIiIlIIIIo Int hIIidI.
TflIpMIIIt‘I 0M
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Imiow i031.
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Novelties In Silver
‘~ A number IbthCt’t‘tiillfiiy attractive piticics in Stcr~ f
ling SilIci are In lilt‘ Silver t use in the t iiina Store They
are quite III'w, uniquc and IIIIIIlI'ralc in price
Tiny Salt Cellars of Ilaik blue glass Iii holders of pierc—
cd siIIIr 4o 50 and (Inc.
v, Sugar Baskets of piI-II'I-Il sliver holding bowls of dark
i)i11cgi:tss.§§5.'00.’
Small Casters ior indivuiupi use, two silvcrtoppcti
shakers of t‘lli glass for salt and black ptppcr, and one gold~
topped siiIIkcr for _rcIl pcppct. $3 75.
Glass Dish ill picrccd silvci tor holding sliced leniou.
$1.75. '
Napkin Rings «If pierced siiI'cr, llt)\'t'! and very attrac-
$I.50, $1.75 and $2.00.
Silvér Tea Ballsoi llOVt‘i Iit'sign. $1.50, $2.00 and $2.25,
in the China Store, lower floor.
The “Reborn" Shoulder Brace-
HIII'c you round 'siIoiIiIlI-I's,’or the stbiipinizflilaiii‘t'? if so,
we suggest to you tin.- Reborn iii'IIcc, which is really not a
brace according to tho oid»iusliioiicd meaning. it is not a
straight jacket \Iitli IOIIIpliI'IItcd straps and buckles. H is
just II simple IIfl'IIir 0! two lines bands, such of which pass
IIch the shoulder and crossing at the. small of the back, iss-
tcn at the waist linc in front. it helps one to keep crcct.
makes the back list and expands the chest. Light, cool-11nd
easy.
til/c.
' 9
El.
Price $1.00..
'i‘hcy will show it to you at the Corset Section.
Princess Cloth
New Patterns for Autumn.
"11L
One of the smoothest, prettiest and most satisfactory
IIi Wintcr (Lotion;
in Stripes with bright l’crsiau ciiccts, also in Paiiiilcui
and Scroll pattcrns for kiinonos.
Narrow Stripes I'II dcli'czitc liucs for waists.
Figured dark i't‘ti. IIIII'y blur, and gray, with siricbanti
borders for trimming.
. 15c a yard. I
' . ‘ I ‘ / Wash Goods Section.
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WE INVITE votiR. ATTENTION To OUR NEW LIn'iE I
Prices . .
These deServediy popular garments we have for Ladies' '"1
and Children.
Our Ladies' Garment in White, Oxford and Cardinal;
prices from ......... . . .,.. ..... $2.00 to $500 ,' ‘
New Numbers Every Week In NeckWeIiri
‘” 1"at Popular Paces. .
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m0” 2-,
unanimous. mommy"
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