Evening sentinel, Monday, October 19, 1908 · page 2

 

 

 

 

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GLASTONBURY Oct. lik-mlohn
and Pctcr Rnbak. 54,

charged with having siabbcd to death
Michael» Wierdak. 30, in a tight, ovIcr
an alleged dog bite. ’i‘hcyV plcadcd
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Told MI. Tait Io Dane was... He
PrclerrcIdI the Presidency
I or lhe Judiciary

11 11111 111103I
All liillli I 01 1916

CandiIlachIOncc Wrol He Did Noi
Wu 1th csidency ,

 

 

I
Copics (Il‘ iIIIitcrs which, it is said
bclwcch l’rIIsichIl Rooscvcll
and Spcrolary of War ’l‘nil in 1906 iv
rcgard to tho itcpublicnn nominallor
i'or prcsidcut. havo boon 'givIIn out 101
publication by Hampton's vilroad
wav MagnzlnII with theI stat. InIIIII lllill
they would appear in its NoI'IIImlIII
issuc.

in the lctlcrs, Iuarkod "conildcnUnlJ
which the magazine says worn pur
chased by a corrcspoiulout. and (in
publication of which is I'Iulhorlzcd. th
lill'Sldt‘llt (iIIcliIIIIs lo advisc 'llii‘I’i‘ This
on tho (,lciicalc (location (It' whclth
it, is best for Mr. ’l‘nit lo go upon llu
SupIcnuI ,("ouIl iII1InV(I:ViI 01 remain it.
tho cabinet (and pIIIlIIijlVy become iliI
nonilncc of his puny foI picsldcnt.

’l‘hcic (IIII. lIIo icllIIIs OnII is iron
tho president and tho othcr is i'ron
Mr. V'l‘ni'l to tho prIIsiIiIInt. it look .\lI
l‘lifi, according in tho Ilnlcs. four on;
onchalf months lo IIIIIkII up his IIIinI
whether he would ho a candidalII l‘o
picsldont (n acccpl {\lI liooscxflclii
[It‘l’cr to make him a InI-IIIIlIIII of lip
Supicmo (‘ouIl

Mr. 'i‘ail (prrcsscs a personal prII
furnace for tho Suprcmc (‘oan bu
says that oircnmslauccs scIIm to bar.
imposcd something of a trust. upon hln
IIIIsoIInlly that he could not (lischuig.
bv ucccpllngV ’lho SupIcnIc t‘ourL up
poinlnuInl

The IPresident to 'Tafl. ‘

'i‘hc lolVlcrs follow, in part: . I”
(C(IIIIhiIIIItiIII.)
'l‘hc White House, Washington,
March 15, lilOi}.
llcur Will: ----- 1 think i havc bI-cuViI
Irror as to your iIIIIilII‘u. You saylha
it is your decided .lll'tilItil'OilCO to col
iIunI your prcscni wor‘k. This 1 ha.
:‘Ioi IInIlIIIslooIi in tho conlIaIy.
:aibcicd that wind you Icaily szIuIII,
(1 do was to go oil (in: lIIIIII h and thIII
l\ urVII. lug Will in thc line (It _\ouI in
iinnlion, but in a pinion in which yo.
.l‘ll‘ in doubl as in _\Ull| (iulv
‘My (icaI \I'.lll it is pICIcminIInilI I
mum in II 1ll(‘1i no other man can ink.
iIII IosponsilIllilI 01' Ilccldiug I... yOI
.luIt is Iighl and boot for you to (11
I-‘olIodI could IiIIciIic ior inc whclhci
‘zhould go to “iii In slaI as .Isslslan
ocIIlnI) (Ii ibc IIaII. Nobody can]
lccidc l'III mo “1101110! 1 should acccp
il(‘ vic-II pIIIsidIInI-y ()l lry i0 contiuu
Is ixovcrnor. in (Inch czIsII ii. is iii

a

Ii'lIII Inning (lIIcldIIIl onII way III th
\o one can load that his in

tan afford to burn any (Inc (-1er mi Ik
hc (incision for him; bccauso ilIII Illa
actor in illi‘ IpIIIslIon must 1)(‘ an (‘qila
ion of the man lilInsIIll IV

As tax as i am pcIsoImlly conccincd
i could not put mvscli‘ in mm plac.
Iccausc i lllll nol u 1:l\\'V.\‘l and warm]
InIlci no ('1l('1,lllllsltlilill‘8 IIIIIII ii 1 hip
Ic‘cn lraiuIId for a- lawycr, have an
caning toward l.lI(I 'iIIIIIch: so in you
cziso I should, as a InaltIIr of opium
.Icccpl, lhc llIi'cc yours (If scrle'tII. iI
110 War lJIIpurtmcul. dealing with (in
Panama and Philippine (Incslions um
.thI abidcI lhII (Ivcnl as to \\1il‘liil‘l .
browns pIVIIslIlIIiIl, ()l (:(IIVIVIinIIVIId iIVI pub
do lilo in sumo iI-ss conspicuous posi
tion or wcut back to tho piaclice o
the law.

iiui l IIVppIcciatc. as cchy thought
V.-"',Ii man must the imIpOIlaIVu-c of flu

tart to ho plIaycd bv tho SinreIIVII
i‘IIIurtIin the next lwcnlyviive v'eaIVI
i do not, al all like the social condi
(ions at present 'ihc (lull, pIIIbVllIiI
oily of chy rich Incn their gIccd am
Iirogancc, and the way- in which thiI
Iavo unduly prospci (Id by lthI liIIlp 0
ho ublcsi. lIInyIIs, and too 01'ch
hrough ilIII weakness and sborlslghl

dncss of the judgos or by lhcir IIVu
(Illuunlc posscssion ol‘ Inciiculoii:
nindp; those. facts, and lbo (IInIupiioI
ll busincss and politics lIiivc tcn'ch
(I proliuco a IcIy ullho‘a‘llhy conditio.
‘ icxcitcmcut and lIritailon in the por‘
IlaI mind which show; itself in par
It tho (luminous lncIIInch in the social
‘ .tio plopaganda.

Nothing (Iiicolivc. bIIcnusIInothiiu
If. (no II honosi and iiIlonllgIIIIiV is hcluI
(loud to conVIbIIi llIII gimcni aIiIV.IVonIIVl (I
(oil which mixed Willi a lilllc good
'1. llitio tIIullI, is contained in llIIIV VoulV
nouilucu oi - ~— 1
---------- 3" Sonic of mono nro Socialists
Ionic oi' lhIIIn IIiII. nVIIIrclVy luIidI scnsn
‘llonalists; but llicy arc (Itll building hi
rcvolulimiaiy l'IIoliIngV which will mos
probably. lake the l’oIIVIn (If ll. politics
campaign. 'i‘lIIIn wc may have to do
too ialo. or IRIIIIIBIIVlooV into, Wllill.1llll
lo bc Ilono llIc siwlvcr cainhnign
wlIIIII, in one summer wc ad to con
'vlucc a great many good pcoiiie tlia
What they had becn laboriously- tau ‘h
or 'scvcl‘nl yarn-II previous was unir III

Under such circumstances you Wouil
be tho host possible louder, and witl
vour lIIIIdcrslilp wo could run V‘qulflllml
lhal only good Incihodlnwoul 'picvull’,l
in such Ll content. you could Ii . vor:
(much if you wore on the 11(9an : yru
could do very IniIoh it you Wcro in not
i think you
could do most as president: but you
could do voryuuuch (III chlcl’ Motion:
and you could do less. bni still VIII
much as associate iusllce When
you can tight host 1 cannot say fIII
you know what your (loul turns it

 

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ROOMS HARD TO HIS \T

Perhaps (Inc of the strongest ar‘
gumcnts that used to be urged
against lIotIIIir furnaces was the
fact that in many houses there
would be some rooms very hard to
boat because (If the difficulty of
"caching them with hot—air pipes.

'l‘his trouble is cnlircle rcquvcd
VI' tho lIIIi' watcr scrlions which can

11*. [)th iillII S'l.‘;\i\ll‘I()l{1) FUR.
VfAQlib‘,‘ for heating just such
poms. I

'l‘licsc sections are made in three
. izcs to meet the unions require-
ncnts.

humus which cannot be reiruhcd
Iiih air pipcs (an M pmfcclly
heated by hot uatcr {mm the
STAMI URI) 1 L' TIN \CE

1011 SM]! 11‘]

HORACE R. NASH,

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iII‘I‘o uro strong, argumcnls unuinsl
our taking this jumicI-ship. in tho
rsi. place. my belief is that. of all lhII
Icn (but hnvo appcarcd so far you
i'Il" lbc man who is morn Ilikcly lo
(Iccivc (in; itIIpuiIliI-IIII III‘IIuinaIlon.
mifwho is: l' ilIiIIh, Iihc ‘iIIIsl mnn to
(Iccivc it, it is not a light, lhliig to
list asidc lhII chnncc of tho prcsi
.(Incy. (‘\‘l‘ll though. (If courso. ii is a
hancc. however good It can. it would
11‘ a wry i’oolislr i‘hlug for you to got
i into your thoughts, so that your
V wool and lino upturn would be \I'nl‘poil
on you would bccoImI blltcr and'sour.
s llcnry l‘iIIy bcrnmc: and. thank
lcaIcn this is Ilbsoluloli impossiblc.
iul ii is wall to IIIIIIIImlIIII thin (in
:‘I'lIIIloII oi tho IIIIIrIlVilIIIIIIy falls on In
nan IwViI‘II saw in tho most (Ixccpliou
l I‘ lHlfIlilllSllllltlt‘l'i II“ I‘

no“. my door Mill. tlIIIIIIra is-lhc sit
Iaiion’ns i see iii '11 is a hard choicc
I' IIIukVII. and you yonrscll how to
Take it. You harc‘lwo allornnlircs
IIi'oVrc you curb .IIilli u'nccrlain pos
IbilitlIIs and you cannot bII sure that
hlclIIIIIII you III‘lIII you will not ni‘lci-
III (l 1001 lhat il \Iould, iIuIII boon lIIIt-
IIr it you had iakon ihe olhcr. l'lul
.Ihl'chcv‘cr you lalIc l itnow that you
."ill rcndcr arm-II and durable. scrI‘iI-I‘
.I the nation for many yours to room
no licci that you should I'locidc in
ccordancc with tho prompli‘ngs or
out” own liking, of your (Iwn lIclici' as
I) wlicrII you can I'IIIIIIIIr llic sorvlcc
.‘hlch most appcuis lo you. as won as
lint which you fool is most iII‘IIIIilcial
o the nation. No (llll‘ can with wis
lVom adviac you. Sinccrcly yours;

’i‘iiiCIIiIIllii‘I‘ ROUSIIJViIJI 'i‘.

VI‘l’ulIliciris and claims whoso IIIIuIIIs

II'II oiIIilIIIIl in li'illlOsl ‘
Mr. Taft's Reply.

ScI-rIIiary ’l'ni‘l look II long timc lo
(Insider lilt’ mailer, says tho maga—
.lllt‘. Al iIIlIIrvais tlIIIrII Was further
lscussion (If it with l’rcsldcui llooso
roll, and occasionally lbI.’ subject was
IIIIItioIIIIIi in iiil‘ corrcspondcncc lhal
vcnt on ('l'lllllllll:lll_\’ bclwcem ilIII two
’ilOll. Finally .\ir. Tall is said to hnvc
VIiilIIn:
glut an i‘i( i’iovincc of QIIIIlIIIc

Canada
July :10, iulhi.

My l'lcnr Mr, President: You luIvII
.Iccn good (Inough to oi’fIIr to appoint
V no lo, Ehc SuprIIIIIcV' hcuch to aucccod
uslicc iirown. and l havc nol hcsitai
(l to cxpross to you n numbcr of
.léncs llIII plcnsur‘p l‘would hawI in

ccptiug the appolninqul it i could do

0 '11110‘011101 Icuson fol mv lIosilVaIV
lbn was the (-ondiiion oi‘ mailers in
he War llIIpnraniIInt including the
’hiilppiuo and l'aIIIamIi Canal buIcaus.
Viih IIIspIIcl to Panama matters 1
mo no doubt that Ill.I “cm to whom
on pIoposIId to transfer supcIIlsion
n: lhc lanai IoIIIIuisslon. would do
ho onk iIctIcI than l have done it
Ir could do it. Oi‘ couisc
(iii no thI suiIViIIII (Ii allack ioI what
(as in (III IIoIIII and l cVoulIl. pIIIhIIVps
iIIIIl lhII attach lIciiIII than any (Inc
IchIIIIIII (Ii my lumiilariiy with wind
ias bcI II (lomI but that (fiiHlIlfll’l aliou
IVVUll1ll not ill‘ (Joni IIIIIIIIIJI lo II-IiuiII:
no lo sIIcIiiiIIII my ambition lo (.0 on
VliII IIIIuch III III Iisk llIII clIaIIIII oi, do-
ln‘g so.

‘l have bIIcn connccicd with ”III III]
.mliliuiruiion of civil IrorIIrnuIIInl in
.lhc l’hllippinc islands siuco lI‘IIbIIuIIy.
M1900 Much of what has bocn (ions
in onklng out the prolIchm null cnIry
ing the human thrust upon tho Unilcd
Status. 1 ani more or less responsible
i'dr [tightly or wrongly", the people
of tho islands, and ospccluliyV illosII
.vho hard boon most; III'IX'ions in ionic:
our govormncui II success there, have
confidence in my onVrIVI'ost Ichsirc to help
lho lI‘iilpluo people and my willingness
'0‘ do everything ‘I can to rinciiio llllIVIiI
II‘oapcIiVly. peace and a ai'lulIuII‘Ii IleI‘in
non of Iiolfgovsin (out.

it is the nccossl y' one is under in
Ianyl’nu on public business. 01' scour
InnI witucsson Iliui Icslnbiishlng (Ill
Moon in IcspIIcl lo (Inch lhliii’: Ilouc
'lial one in not a thief anti hilt". not a
orrupt motive which makes admiuia
,Intive work undoi conditions of unit!

In million so lrlcoomc to run; but, (3'

 

 

[hellor than 1 can
As I nu,- the- situatiofin. it is (iii.

course. it is part of (no bIn‘IIIlcn (no

I 1

“ (icvoted to Maryland and West 1‘-

VIVlIIIIIIt specialist has VIIchIIIIpaIIioIl MI

WI‘ Will

assumes. and ii is cowardly, to Iun'
aw oy hour it when one is in it, i
I know that few if any even among

111.11-11.11

Imv friends, will credit Inc with any-1
‘lhing but a. desiIc unconscious pcI-

hubs to run for the presidency, and:
that I must face and bear this Iniscon
slruclion of what I do. But i am con-
lideni \oh credit my reasons as i give;
them to y,ou and will believe me when’ l
i say that I would much preter to go
on the Supxeme bench lm life than to1
run for the. presidency, and that in

1 (Wenty years of judicial is: vice i could

make myself more useful/to the colon"
try than as president. even if my Voice
(ion should come; about, .

Please do not misunderstand IIIIIB to!
think that i am indispensable! or (ball
tho;I wmld could not Inn on much {Mal
same it] were to disappear in the St
Lawrence ltlvor'f‘ but circumstances
scam to me to have. imposed soon-II
thing -in ibe-natnresof a trust to Incl
poisonaiiy that I should not (lischarci' i
by now succeeding Justice Br'own. in
tho IIalqu of things the trust musl-
cnd with this «ldmlllltill'hlilml and (Inc l
or two years is short to do much. Yet ‘
tho noxt session of Congress may rc-i
suit in much for the bIInciit of tho
Filipino and it seems to me it is my 1
duty to be, in the fight SinceIclI
yours,

WllILiAM H. ’l‘AlI‘T
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PILEVS CURED W 6 TO 14 DAYS.

PAZO ()lN'i‘MEN’i‘ is guarantocd to
cure any cusp of Itching. Blind, illccd;
ing or Protruding Film in 6 to 1-1 days
or’nVIoIIt’y roi‘undcd. i'Illc.

 

TAFT TALKS ON THE CAMPAIGN.
“1.1.1.1 ‘ l
1
Will Spend Much of the Time This.
Week in the South.
V WASHINGTON, Oct. iii.~—lici‘orI.Ii
[caving \\'aslIini§toVn curly today Judge
'l‘ai‘t discusscdiho iuViuI'II (Icmmuzs of
tho campaign wilh inlcrcst. saying that V
IWhiiC thc program mapped out i'IIr-hlIIII
was (lecnsivc ho hoped to ho able. to!
I-omplcic tlIII work by conserving his
IIIicc as wall as llOIIlliigill. llis itin-
IIrnI'y for today covcrs NIIII‘ .lIII'scy and
llclawurc, (Inning with a big ‘mrcting
in liallilnoro loniuhl, (It'which Scorn:
lary (lnriiIIlIi will prIIsiIlc. During tho
(1111“110 will speak at Newark. 'l‘rcniou,
\I'llminulon, with probably shorlcr (ul-
drcsscs (It scrrral smaller piacos on
the lino of travel. 'l‘IIcsdny-.Ivil1

ginia, hcginuing with a speech in tho
curly morning at UIIIanIrlIIIIII, Wl‘sli‘lll
Murvinnd and closing the day' s wmk
with a speech at i’IIIHmiIIIIsbng W \a..
at night. Tuesday night MI. 'lnit \Iill
spi'iltl in tIuIciing to his homo in Cin
(innali II thII Wedncsday IIill bII giv-
.III to complete relaxation. The last
ilIrIIc (bus of thrI wcck will In (lIIIolIIIl
.o a \\1llli\\lllt1 (lash tlnou lI luriinnn
n cIunpany with Vico—l‘rosldclit FaiI
hanks. Scnnloi liIIIIcriIlgc. and other
wading indiaca llcpublicnns. 'liic lust

(rock of (in: campaign will be gircn to _

.\'IIw York and the lust spocchcs will
he made at (llcvclsnd and Youngstown.
Ohio on MI
hoioio (Iioclion.

llIIII .l lticlumlson. thI \\'ashin1.iou

lnfL llnoughoul the campaign. \\lII.I.u
asked Iiogoiding (ho condition oi his
distinguished pullout, llIII doc or Ic
plchI'l that his (fcncrnIl health had Ic-
Inninod good (hIoughoui and said that
IIhllII ho had had consichablc diliicul-
(I with his throat it, was no wursc than
when lIII staiicd. and thr'IIc was (lH‘lV

Ionson to bclicvc he Would ho own to I

complete (h:I strcuuous IIoIk of tho
campaign with compmniiyciy litliII in
'IIMIIIIIIIIII'Q. ”(I admitted that them
had been limos “hon conditions had
boon i‘nI rom good but ho congi rain.
latcd hiIIIsoll and his paticnl oh lliII
incl that he had not nilsscd II slIIglII
I’IiIgugvnIcnt to speak

in addition to Dr liicluudson. Mr.
Tails party (onslslod oi i‘OInIoI SCI:-
IIIlIIry of tho TIcILsury Shaw liIIichl
Status Scnatoi William Aldon Smith
.iudgc ii. I} Sionc of Chicago, .imncu
l‘ Williams IHIIIIIIIscnllug tho Ropubll
(on national colnlniitoo. and Col llau.
ltdns‘dcll. sVIIIgc.iIIl--Iil aims of ihob on.
:lll‘,‘ who is llIII (Ixccullw oilicci (IE
tho IIxcuIslon. Socrclury Show has
boon (III the lraiu fm scIcI'al days but
loll ii hol'c

liming the tour nooks of tho lonr

IIIII—II'Idy clapscd MI 'l‘IIfi has made 2M
spI‘I ohcs.

 

i‘ .IIIIIII.
uold IInIlIIdnl Flour lcuds thcm nl.l ,
b‘uan'rmrs

KERN LEAVING NEW YORK STATE

 

Delivers a §peech Today in Utlea—
Feels Confident of Empire state.
\II W YORK Oct. ills—After flvc

(lays in and about Now Yor.k during V
which time he addressed (on audience's .
Itll' varying magnitudes and des'cripw

t,,lons John \V Koin tho DcmOCIntic
vice-picsidcntial nomincé. started to-
(lay lor lilies and other lip-slate points
below going to Ohio Mr. Kern said
(hilt he tools that the outlook for Dem-
ocratic success in Now

he had expected to find ii. Ills con
clusion was bound he said upon the
IchIpliousV accoIchd him whorcvoI ho
Vappcnrcd to speak and upon nnmoious

:“IIIIIIIIIIIIcos with slutc mid national "

paIlv lIIaIchs. ilc was loss confident
Iol’ lbc situation in Now dummy and
(IonucIiiI-ut but said that (auditions
lhI-I rc uppcnicd “hopoiui.” ‘ ,

MI Kai II was suffering i'Iom hoarso- ,

IIIIsII. which (now upon him ycslhl'iluy
ni’lor bis ilrldpoporl, Conn" spoccll (III
llIo moot-(ling night. Ho will speak in
lillca tonight, syiucusc tonIoIIow
night and than in Oswogo after which
he will spend sovoral (lays lh OlVIloIV

HARVARD STUDENT ENGKGEQ.
NEW YORK. 06a 19.~'.T1)é i‘l
buuo today publishes the following-
"'i‘ho engagement of Samuel ‘Bowlei.
.lr., ”Iowa; ’08, son of samuoi
Bowles, editor of the Springfield 1w
pubVilcan. to Miss Haskell, daumiiéro
G'owrnor thrleiI N. Haahcli 01' hi?»
home, has been “announced. Y unit
Bowloc is an entlruslustlo Brynn man
and was president oi the Democratic
Club during his last year M Ilaivvhrd.
lie is now in Oklahoma."
SECRETARY W lGHTI.
WABMI QTOII'N. ,
ABil‘iNGTON, Oct 19 ms orolary

 

 

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\IIIl spIalcing oi trinkets how IIIdIl and pretty is the,
jIIIIclrI' of this period Mosi of tlic IIOIcltIcs bcar Innin—
lion jI-chls and my many arc not solid go I]. but tlIII hcav~
ilv plalrd Inrlal uoik is done by artists an] much (If it is
hand onk. (eItainlv the ornaments for ncck, 1)clt,and hair
aI‘I‘ bcauliful enough to attract anyone. 4,. *-

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()llt‘ (If the new.» ash brooches looks as if it were a bun»
(llt‘tl or so years old and a cherished hurloc III. it is a large
«(pum- (ul topaz iIIIitalion of course but th (I stone, 15 full of
goldcn lIIIIIIn lights. and ii is set in a Iim of antique gold,
band chascd l‘Iicc $2. 50 ‘ . .1 .

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l’rintcd Silk Muslin i5 purc cotton, but a lovclicr fabric
was llt‘YL‘i‘ woven from the snowy while bolls. Arnold's:
Scarf Silk is the name (If .I new style used for aIIlI‘IInIiIlIilc
semis ll is a 11"111’ Irround boIIlcrcd on either side with
l‘cisian iigurcs and has small figures through the (catch.
45 cents a yard lwo yards make a scaif and It looks'cx-

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”I'IhIII- Is ((itaiule a new style in Inching this fall. 'l‘rc—
IrII-IIIIIIIIsl-VI IIIIIh Kit“ 1\\ and other adjustable ncckwoaerIavc
full plcachl lull}; that (‘Nlt‘llti an inch III so above the Collar
propII. SIIIIII‘ of them lIaIc jabols and (asIaIlcs of lace or
muslin that me clalIoIaiI to a (legrxcc

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Inan loilct spcrialisi l)I liichIIlIf \\1i0 IonpounIVlcd the la-
mous 47H (IIIIIIIIII it is a line production which anyonc
may usc but it is made cspeIIallv for infants. :20 cents a

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\chI ariisliI small succns (If tinnspa
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ready to 11: mg rom lilt‘ shades of table lamps
liIIlIis llIc arc C\U(‘(1iilg‘i\ pleasant i8 the CV cand usual—
1; how a IcsIlful liillc lnnIlsInpc Oi allili‘ll‘Clil‘V.1I\L\Cl_V prcltVy'
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On a Saturday people expect to malge some~additions to their
Wearing Apparel. For this Saturday we suggest

LADIES’ and occur:

KNIT .1 AC

Of these we are showing an attractive line

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IN FANCY GoOIDS '
Ruchings, Stock Collars and Bolts. We have some new
numbers in these goods.

OCTOBER NEEDS
Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear.
qualities.

ALWAYS NEEDED. V

Ladies‘ and Children’s Hosiery. We rc:ommend for chil-
_ dren' s wear ' '
(I CADET ITOSIE.

They come in light weight for girls.”
girls or boys. heavy weight for boys.

TRUE snnpa Hosa .. .
,For ladies wear. These are proving a most satisfactory;

HoseI both for shape sud (service. .
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from ai- rcrew ma Palace

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YARD TVEL. 46:2. M'IIVLL TEL .16 3.

SPECIALTIES

LINCOLN RIOOEINCV'I a super-I LADDERS, ordinary and ext-on-
ior fabric Tooling. warranted.,F IIIIOIIIU

for eight years. UT’L
TAR PAPER, 1, a. and 3-ply. SASIH WE

ER Two sizes.

GH’I‘S and CORD.