‘ MoNoAv. one. "7; tons.
AM’ Pure Food
For axon , Stanip
week Golnhtonelng Mbnduy,
Pecpmber 7th,
Specials and Cut- .
Price Groceries Sewn: Circular , ‘-‘-.
Daily Bulletin for "
“Shit" Stamps
1L8. TEA on 2 Las. corrss
,‘oiscouur.........
won't.
'4 Special Combination Sale
$1.15 purchase for
1.8. CAN MP BAKINGPOWDER ......
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_, Sllllllliillilllitlil Bllliii. l l’lllllill. . , .32
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124 E. Washington
Tel. No. 909.
, Free Delivery.
411lillilllliiii'24'iilliii Hill I
he, “Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company, _ :4‘
St, south Norwalk ?
Full Weight and
HoneSt'Trading.
r
«a...
(20
acre! y of the Treasury submits Es-
.WAHINGfi‘ON, 1)cc._7.——’l‘hc soars-
tary‘ro the treasury today transmit
, ted to (ingress the book of estimates
3 of ,app opriatlons rcquircd for service
4‘f01‘_th fiscal year cndlng Juno 30.
, '«n’l‘hedotnl amiropriations for 1000
were $113,029,393. 'I‘lic cstimntc‘s for
1910 1Q 1113841408048. ’l‘hc cslimntcs
for'ltlli exceed thc estimatcs for 1000
. 900.670. ‘
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
M Estate Nathan C. Ely to Alvin
imate‘ of Appropriations, 4Wadsworth, building lot, Moss Hill.
TX. 'dccd.
Itlmiiy A. Lyncs to Jerry .losilic, lot
and buildings. Cross strcot. War.
Connecticut Agricultural Expori~
°mont Station to Frederick H. Rowan.
buildinglot, i’icusunt strcct, East. Nor-
\vuik; building lot, Main strcct, Nor-
waik. ’i‘rusicc's (laud.
It‘rcdcrick ll. Rowan to
Schneider, building- lot,
street East Nor-walk, War.
Leopold
Pleasant
FREQ DECK '
man CLAS if S»
«a»...
Li’sfitfli
, «unmounted Songs and Moving Pictures.
Wt INE E
9’ illiiiiiliiiiiliii
. onus. mutant
VAUDEVILLE‘
SOUTH
NORWALK
coun.’
WE D.
‘ Sgt-\T.
10¢
i—I:
tKET BALL
oswstug Alimony. ,
: YJMONDAY NIGHT
No alk Basketball Team
Repr
slanting? Seventh Company,
, (lodst'ifliliory' Corps. formerly Com»
'pany‘li‘fli
Third Infantry, C. N. G.
ext Game December 7th.
TEAM F
Vs.
CLARK HOUSE.
, Preliminary Game.
up from 10 o'clock until 12.
Thism the team that has been play-
. 83m. lhe Armory for ten years; has
, platted Norwalk among the top—notch-
ci‘s in basketball; and will contest
' With-9 Middletown, Stamford and Dan
'9 human anchori- to bring to Norwalk
1th S
“ game 'boglns at'8 o'clock.
' ”worst. ARRlVALS.
rd—le‘. and Mrs. F. G. Holland
id, George L. Scottma‘u, Ed. 1..
ma‘h}. .Frit, Warwick. N. Y.:
_ son,,E. l'ierrmunn, Lars Uri,
“J Bhollek, '1‘. Brown, E. Allen, 0. W.
7 lNew York city; Jack Hamp-
" :Harry I-lsmpson, William Grouse,
‘O arias“ Reinhold. Danhury; James
L swan, Henry F. Kuhn, Ernest I).
‘ Samuel F; Dnnney, New lia-
. 13. Burton], Jr., Indianapolis;
, liable, Pittsburg. Pm; Lillian
sl'cr, Wheeling. ‘W. Va.
'. and Mrs. A. Ja-
rk; Mme. Lalsne, Carl Stumpi‘
1E. Mnlmo, Miss Florence Ct).-
P. Hailock, city; H. Scofield
,., Buffalo; .1. H. Stagg. W. W.
, S.’Grecnstein. Bridgeport;
tlrlbutl. W. 1.. Douglass, Wil~
F. Gallaudct, Norwich; ‘Mrs.
intz; Newark; LouisA. Brown,
,‘Now Canaan; H. ll. Jennings,
ingalls. Omaha: (1, (l. Ains
, P84: J. B. Dunne, Stamford.
“ ‘ data.
A 5 till; that You llau Alwa s illumti
to The Sentinel.
. Barber. W. H. Burnett, Now
HOYT’S THEATRE.
COMINESOON!
‘ THE
RAYS
(JOHN AND EMMA)
D
BIG MUSICAL COMEDY
50-PEOPLE-;—50 -
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Benefit Town High School
MAMMOTH PRODUCTION
9 or
Tips OLD WORLD AND THE NEW.
One of the most elaborate and spec.
lacular productions ever put. on the
stage. ,
AT HOYT'S THEATRE,
Friday, Saturday and Saturday Mati-
nee, December 11 and 12.
Best seats, 50c and 25c; All Matinee
Seats, 25c.
SOD—PEOPLE IN CAST—300 ,
‘ Management of Miss Ida Lucienne’
‘Wood, with Mr. H. B.~Newt0n, former.
ly oiLondon. Eng., musical director.
‘RUSTIN MURDER cans.
neys for the defense in‘ the triaiw‘of
‘ Charles E. Davis for the allegedmur-
tier of Dr. Frederick T. ,Rustin 811',
trounced this afternoon that they 93‘
pected to finish the presentation or too
timony early today. The state will put
on but few witnesses in rebuttal. It
is thought that the case will bein the
hands of the jury some time tomorrow.
FILES OURED 1N 6 To “DAYS.
PAZO OIN’I‘MENT is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed-
ing or Protmdlns Files in 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. ,500. ‘
BELOW ZERO IN NEBRASKA.
i-NORFOLK. , Nebraska, Dec. 7.—
Thero'tWas a tail of" temperature to 13
, degrees below zero this morning in
Northern Nebraska».
..4....
minimum
in onion Pliarmhcy also... ,
1‘ themselves into sickness through fear
, disagrees with us, before long We have
v who will usc it. who is not, peril-wily
_ sia Tablets. ’l‘ahc thcm homo and giro
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ T‘Notwlthstanding the rain storm that
V {ionized theclty on Wednesday at ht,
» OMAHA, Nob, Doc. 7.——'1‘he anon
Regarding Dyspepsia.
Although indigestion and Dyspepsia
are so prevalent, most people do not
thoroug tly understand their courts and
“this. There is no reason why people
..on.ld not eat anything they dosiro~—lt
they willoniy chow it carefully and
thoroughly. Many actually starVo
ol' outing every good~looklng. good—
smolling anti good-lusting food. bow
cause it does not agree with than].
Dieting cannot curc Dyspepsia. 11'
We refuse ovary article of food that
nothing left, and find oursoivcs chronic
dyspcptics. ,
We can cure Dyspepsia. We‘ arc so
confident of this fact that we gunnin-
too a cure. and promisc to supply tho
modicinn free of all cost. to cvcryono
satisfied with tho insults which it pro-
duces. Wu exact. no promises, and put
no one undcr any obligation whatcvcr.
Surcly. nothing could be faircr. W1-
arc located right here in South Nor-
walk. and our reputation should be
suilicicnt assurance of tho gcntlincncss
of our offer.
We want uvcryono in South NOI'Wlllk
who is trimblcd with lndlgosilon or
Dyspopsiu in any form to comc to our
stoic abduct a box of ltcxniirilysptm
ml
1.1ch11 a rcasonublc trial. according to
d‘ircclions. ’l‘hcy arc vcry plcasant to
take; they soothe the irritable orgunlt.
promotc a health and natural bowcl
action. inuncdintcly rclicvc nausca and
all stomach irritations, produce pcr-
loci, and healthy digostion and assimi-
lation and promolc nutrition. ‘
A 25c package of itcxnli Dyspcpsia
'I‘ablcts furnishes in days’ trcnttncnt.
in ordinary cases, this is sufficient to
produce a corn, In more chronic cnscs,
a longer trcatmont, oi’ coursc, is
noccssnry. and dcponds upon tho sorter
iiy of the trouble. For such (uses, wc
have two iargcr sizcs, which soil for
the and 891:. Thu (.llll‘l’ol'd Pharmacy.
STUNG FOR $50.
Slick Way in Which New Britain Man
Was Buncocd Out of His Money. ,
NEW BRITAIN, Doc. 7.—4~1‘rouit Mcl~
rcsolii, ol’ Kcnslngton strcct, calicd at
the pulled station Friday nilcrnoon
crying ovcr thc‘loss of 32:3, and asked
tor the arrcst of once “Doc." lilot‘rcsw
silo was coming up town Friday morn-
ing wlwu hc'wnn approached by a
nun who wantod a match.
While Frank was scrving hint. a
urangor,approachod. "Doc" wanted
0 got to thc station in a hurry and
mid ho would give $50 if Molrcscili
would go to tho train with him. Tho
nan had the moncy in a roll, and as
évidcllcc of his good faith ho passctl
lus roll ovcr to Frank. Such t‘lll‘l)’
‘uonoy, soiiloquizud Frank. as ho and
11c man who wanted the match and
dry lloc hustlcd for tho train.
They got to the» station a. tow min~
tics hclort- lhc train wasdnc to do.
lari and Frank and the man who
.vautcd the match left him. Profuse
hanks wot-c cxchaugcd. The innit
who \vuntcd the match made a dc—
nnnd on Frank for his sham ot' the
:00, no loss than half would 00.
trunk did not want to part with any
‘)i the casy money, so ho couutcd out
$20 of his own real hard-earned cash.
Then he wont bchind a corner to
count lhc roll and son if all (it’lhc $00
was thcrc. He opened thc roll out
tutti road on a. slip of the newspaper
stalling lusidc the stage inoncy tho
word “Stung."
cad—arrogant.
Burl the Zita that in line "1132 Help
Signaturo
or
TOWN HIGH SCHOOL BENEFlT.
"The Old world and the New" to be
Presented by 300 People.
'i'hc'flrst performance of "The Old
World and the New," by a cast of 300
:icopic, for benelit ol’ the Town High
"school library, will be givcn at lrioyt‘s
i‘hantrc, Friday night. December
Saturday matinee and Saturday nigtt.
l‘ho reserved seat chart. will open to-
morrow., , , ,
From the New llritain Daily Herald:
“The Old World and the New; pro
laced under the management or Miss
hia“Luclcnne Wood, was the most
nuditablo atnalcur performance. as
well as the most phenomenal financial
success. ever given in Roswiu Ly-
ceum.” 4
From the New York World: "illum-
'iors of New York's cxcinsiw social
sot‘hoiped to fill the grant Astor gain
lot-y ol’ the l’i’aldorl-Astoria last night
to enjoy the patriotic extravaganza.
"i‘he Old World and the New,‘ ,produc
ed by acast of 200 public schoolchil
than under management of Miss Ida
.Lucleuno Wood. it is said that more
than 32.000 will he realized for St.
Gregory’s Frog. Emcrgo‘ncy (Hospital,
for Which the benefit wasglven. Mrs.
John W. dates paid $4.0 tor two ticlc
etc: George C. Boilinmanagcr or the
Waldorf. says that the little folks' on-
tsrtalnment ,was the best. ever produc-
ed in the hotél by children."
133mm. the .New York Daily News;
he metropolis Theatre was tilled ,w th"
one or the most distinguished audi-
playhouse.‘ Longbefore the hour an-
nounced .for the beginning of the
grand spectular extravaganza, “The
management of Miss lda . Lucienne
the time the curtain rosc'there wares
turn. "The pertarmauce wasngiven in
a manner that reflected great credit
upon the management." .~
INsPscrph-osushat. 0,101).
‘ Report 01 Chiel oi Engineers Will Be
encos‘sver assembled in this popular ,
Old World and. the New.’ given under _
,Woodflfot' benefit of Lebanon Hogpllal. .
tha“peoplo begun to assemble and by .
tew vacant seats in the big auditor-”-
Whirlpool
‘ “liiiillllliii Silli
Submitted This Week
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—-'l‘he‘rcport
of the chief of enginccrs oi the war
department will be transmitted to con-
81‘088, this week. This report con-
tains the work done during tho last
fiscal your, together with recommen-
dations tor the, next. it, provides for
new work in only a few instuuccs, re-
ports all surveys being made in scpur-
ate forth.
The report shows that during the
l’P-fli' the sum of $7,150.51 was cxpcnd-
ed on the Puwcutuck rlvcr, bet/“'00"
Iihodc island and Cbnnccticut. it is
estimated that it. will iukc $138,342.01
10 llnish the present project, of which
$15,001) can be oxpcndcd during thc
ncxt liscal yuan New London harbor
rcccivcd $7,220.07 during the your.
and $21,000 is recommended for the
next. tincal your. ’I‘hc 'l‘hnmcs rivcr
was lmprovcd undor tho projcct adopt-
cd in 1007, and hip amount cxpcuticti
was $14,430.53. it will take, $0,000
for the next fiscal vycar to maintain
this iniprovmncnt. ’
The report rct’crs' slightly to thc
proposed intprovontcnl hctwocn Hart-
lord and iloiyokc, but no pcrniunct
bcuclil has rcsultcd front liloiworh so
for (10119. ’i‘hcrc is a balance of
$0,940.83 from the last appropriation.
but. apparently there is no way. to
bloom! it, and tho ongiuccrs do nor ox-
prcsn themselves very favorable to tho
project. li‘tll' tho (.‘onnccticut rivcr br-
iow Harttold. tho sum 01’ $40,000 is
rammmoudcdt'or the coming fiscal
year. Tho sum of 123,317.48 was
spent on the river. the post your. and
It is ostimhtcd that tho prcscnt pro-
icct will cost. $013,005.08. after which
about $20,000 a. your will 1w portion
for maintenanco.
'l‘horu has bccn no work for sc’vcrai
yours at tho harbor of refuge 111 Back
island, and the project is about 25
our cool. completed. A modified plan
was submitted to congress last session
tiltl no work can be undcrtakcn by
tho govornmcnt cnglnocrs until con.
il‘t’firi passes upon this Janitor. 'i‘hc -
lord harbor during ilic past your, and
it is cullmuicti that it, will take $2.000
*o maintain tho prcscnt improvc
"until.
To maintain tho impmvciucnts at
Now liavcn, $10,205.07 was rxpcndod
during tho your, and tho sum of
$20,000 is rccoiumcndcd for innin-
tcnaucc during the coming fiscal year.
This has nothing to do with the sun
vcy authorized in the last rlvcr and
harbor act,i the report of which will
soon lli’ sulmtittcd 4th canyons. For
tllc brcakwntcr at Ncw ilavcn the spin
of $0231.12. it is csttmutcd that it
will take $1,030,885.01 to complcto
thc project. Tho sum of $200,001) is
rccomnwudcd for, this imprtwclnont
during the coming fiscal. your. chl
river rcccircd that-tum oi‘slii 5.17 for
improvomcnts during thc your.
On Milford liarbt‘n‘. tho sum of
Halt-ls was cvpcndod, and $2,000
is rcoommcndod for inaintcuancc. For
thi- completion ui‘ tho project on tho
iiousalonic rivcr the amount estimat-
cd is 371132053, and it is rccommcnd-
cd that $41,000 ho cxpcndcd during
the coining fiscal your. Tho sum of
310.031) was expcudod during the your
for maintaining this improvomcnt.
For Bridgeport ,Jitirlior, including
tho building of hroakwatcrs, tho sum
of 304050.59 was cupclldod, pnd it will i
titkc $310,000 to tinish the project, of
which $110,000 is rccommondcd for
tho coming fiscal your. The work at
NorWalk cont 87.17508, and it will
taiio $8,000 for maintonancc during
tl 1. coating year. The harbors at Five
M in River. Stamford, Southport..'
{lrconwich and Wostport, 1ogcthor
with Snugatuclt Rivcr, are ull‘huncllcd
and the sum ol’ $03,311 is recommend
ad to be divided up during the coming
your, as tho englnocrs doom best..-
During the past your $0,080.52 was
spcntnun Fivo Milo River, and it. will
take $9.300 more, to complete it.
Stamford harbor
“lid it Will WW $28,900 more to lin-
lsh it. Only $190.97 was spent for
maintenance on Southport harbor, and
it will require $13,111 to finish the
project. Westport harbor and Similar
luck river also received Very little
during the your, and only $3.000 is
nocdcd to finish tho project. .
All these recommendations will be
taken into consideration by the river
and harbor committee in makingup
tho general river and harbor bill this
session. No project, that it not included
in‘ the engineer's report is likely to
he considered, and many will be left
outrthat; are urged by tho war depart-
mont. his not inspected that the bill
will be. it largo into, and only the most
urgent projects will‘ beipkcn up at
all.
COLD N THE WEST.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. 7.—-—'l‘herc
was a fall of ‘25 dcgroes in the tempera
turn in Western Missouri and Kansas
in tho N‘lioura up to this morning
when the’ low point of the season—~10
degrees above zero—was reached.
‘i- nototn‘ninn‘yeminw " 7 an n I ‘ .
t n on ma durlllll thinlgml'i‘naclm'?" {twill
use o o!wormwstoro‘neocveryflhnura lilo
mu nation on‘mr ‘bow‘el‘a. Ila iiyll)
n can. u in“ nearly?“ -
“I.“ u 40“ a are nu , inc run
In erywllhiaternnlpllel. h
,io an I m m ‘
y “I! in fiat! at that oh : morn no. on .
1 l l
‘sfl‘d‘dl‘lnll‘fi‘o‘llllil n'i
, l
i‘.
‘,.,n
MANILA. Dec. 7.-—~l.aie11t.-Ci)l. Eel-ah.
W. Torrey. inspector-seams! or the'De- .
i
the. radios at ~Ilollo, today, problems,
from heart failure. . 1 1
‘nrtmcnt of View“, died suddsnivinl ,
‘ '7‘“; l‘ l ii'ly‘ “if. 3‘1""? ‘ 41f ‘ ‘1
summation nothings:
bani-summing”, ffdtlzo‘htbtgl" it'll“ ‘
, omitulutmay conch coin or Mr. iio
linuu' ,4niiu11uunoxu
l 1
nothing else can do.
size package. and we will pay the druggist
ourselves for, it.
made to convince you ; to let
itsell show you what it can do.
can HiillH
mm or $0,274“ was spent on Bl‘illl~ .
rotor to tho fact that tho licaith ot‘ii
(‘t‘l'S
state. havo their attention called to,
unisnnccs within thcir towns and a
110
which Now York draws its watcr sup-
iunbury. l'i’\\' F‘tlil‘llvld and Sllcrtunl:
sit-cums, rising in that scction reach
it: is not clcsr that town 3
health otllccrs finding conditions
dangcious to thcir own
power to abate thcm, but 1 havo ad
viscd them to assume jurisdiction in 9
such cusps; ‘
New York.
fairs in tho Nowtown office of vital
statistics. Mr. Hill says:
Hathaway.
public records.
particulars i may say that, the vital
statistics records of that town are not
received $45,837.19, 5 kcbt in accordance with the statutog1 4’
a t
stattucs do not provide for the
moral of the registrar who fails to
keep the records up to the proper
Suntinrd not by law."
New Britain Bank Wants Doubt in
by a petition filed with the superior
court in liartt‘ord, asks the court to
decide to whom the bank‘shuil pay
the reward or $5,000, which it offered
and surrender of-its missing treasurer.
William F. Walker. The petition gives
the following ciaini’nn'ts for the» rev
_ ward:
111., Uhited States consul at Ensenads,
Mex., and Jose Jimines.
Cardenas
sounds.
$5,000 into court for the disposition of
such reward in accordance with the .
decision oi! the court. and petitions
the court as follows:
and all other parties interested in said
reward to appear in court and make
parties interested in
. of $5,000 as such reward; to-theperson
, , :or persons, irony, ehtltlod‘thoreto." .
decide who ht outltlsd to the reword.
. u l
1......" .- .mmmu—m
To every sick person Who sliders from
oCough. "Cold". Bronchitis. Colisump-
tton or an ache or pain anywhere in thc
body and who has not tried Linoninc
(the Flax Seed Emulsion), we offer a lull
bottle free. Not a mere sample but a rcg-
ular package of standard size and quality.
The
For Coughs. "Colds," Bronchitis, Con-
sumption or body-building. demand :1 rom-
edy that removes the cause! chcr takc
anything unless the formula is on thc
bottle! Find out if it is cndorsvd by
physicians! [Atari] how it is made! Li—
noninc meets all of these tests—it is the
remedy that will care you it there is a cure
for you.
Flax Seed
More than one hundred thousand dol-
lars have been expended in making inno-
nine the most perfect food medicine in the
world. Thus while it is curing your cold
or cough it is building up the body as
if you wish to know whan Liuonine (the
Flax heed EmlllSiOll) wiildo, writcus loscnd
you an order on a local druggist for a lull-
Thts is our lrce gilt,
the remedy
I.
, WAS VERY iiflilll
Attorney George E. Hill Comments
on Part in His Annual Report
'l‘hcro wcrc no unusual outbursts or
1”“ng of any particular discasc in
his county for the past your. accord
in; to the annual rcport ol‘ County
icnith (.lliioer George 10. Hill, which
vas mndc public Saturday. Tho report
union: "Each ycar it. is more and mi)“
ipparcnt: that tho education of tho
maple and the local health olilccrt
a good sanitation is very helpful and
1. standard which can bc loninluincti
.vithout ,rctsourso to thc courts is grad»
taly advancing." .
'l‘lic report calls attention to the
act tlmt’iu a cunshiorabic number at
nntunccn, pulsations interlacing tho pur~
:y of tho With‘ supply of natural cit~
on and boroughs in this county havc
cutiircd nllcnlion. but in all instances
11c rcouil‘cti abutcmcnt has bccu
)rouglit about without thc aid of tilt
courts. '
Mr. 1111] says: “i might. in passing,
in towns‘ adjoining Now York
satiric timc on watcrsht‘uis trod:
,y. 'I‘ho tvcstcriy parts of Ridgcl‘teid
train intothc Crotou valley and many
not
towns
in speaking of the condition of nt-
"1 have spent some time with C. R.”
tcmpornry examiner oi
Without going into
nd it. is to bc regretted that
re
CASTOR l A_
For Infants and Children: ‘_
lite illnti Youliau Alwaysliniglii
43mins the 7 I
Signature of day}, My
wuo cars 3.000 REWARD. '
—_...._.
Walker case Set at Rest.
The Savings Bank of New Britain,
a March, 1907, for the approhension
Everett E. Bailey, of Aurora.
Alexandre
and Crua Amara. oil of «no»
The bank otters to pay the sum of
“To order the above named persons
heir claims. it any.
to, such word.
“To decide upon 0°
the claimant all
N said reward. ‘ .
To order the paymentof said sum
Two of the claimants, Bailey and
' Jlmlnoz, have accepted services! the W
petition, and harm-agreed that» it may
be catered upon tho docket. at ones.
as it served in person, that “the chess
tion may be submitted to'tho‘c'onrt‘ to
intro _
Bridgeport Advertisements.
‘B‘ridgepott‘hdvertisements. i
115D. . M. Read Co.
Ignorant ran.
it
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i
D O
Dainty Things for the Baby
Such a host of pretty lt'iilcs that thc iaby will delight in
and which arc also ncccssary for his comfort amlhcnlth.
White Silk Hot Water Bag Covers. edged with Valen-
t'icmics lacc. ’ , 1
White Woolen Bottle Warmers, hand knit.
Tiny Coat and Bonnet Hangers of shirrcd satin in palcsl
bluc or pink, with sivcctcst and most delicate sachct.
m
Safety Pin Ploldcrs of satin ribbon, with little bags for
holding baby ribbon and \vllit'c ivory bptlkin attached,
Three-piece sets. Brush, Comb and Mirror, of celluloid
ivory, hand painted,
Teething Rings of elegant lic‘avy white pcarl in mild
sliapcs, rings and ltcarls.‘liung on dainty ncck ribbons.
White Celluloid Rattles, sonic \vitll silvcry bolls, and
some with \vllisllcs in tho liantllcs;
Large White Celluloid Balls of a fascinating smooth— 3
licss with mysterious inucr rattles.
Soft Wool-covered Rattles that will— not hurt.
Woolen Toques.
'l‘ltc vcry handy and comfortable kind that pull well on
ovcr lhc llt‘ilil and cars. In \vlliic and all colors, 50c.
‘ infants" Wcar Scctiou, main thntr.
Newest ideas in Neckwear
for Women
\v'isitors to 1111' Necltwcar Section will bc fascitizllcd‘by
tlic cxlcnsivc showing of styles,
Directoire Ruffs, Collars and Ruchings. . ‘
Exquisite and elaborate abots, Scarfs. and Collar and .
Cuff Sets, -
An unusualassortment for the liblitlays.
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The Gift Room. it Will interest you certainly and per—‘
ltaps giv‘c suggcslious. Everything in thc room is for sale.
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Wefi Buy Furs Close and Sell
' on the same Basis
‘ We buy the major portion of our Furs from
mark is "America's Leading Fur Hue.“
a. firm whose trade-
Wo gct'onr orders in months ahead of the regular season, and
ash consequence receive the advantage not only of the lowest prices
going, but. also get. selection from much better skins than are offered
later in” the season. ‘
These advantages are passed directly to our customers.
‘ At all times we can give you better value for your money than
you can Obtain elsewhere. Just now we can give you better value
than we ourselves can offer you a month, or six weekst‘rom now.
Pat us to the test. . A
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A. Dickerman & Soil.
’84 Washington St.,'South Norma.
Telephone 446.
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Sunday night; and got away with 02,000 cornér,”Boll Island crossing. and Work
tiOl‘lli or property. The par larsié‘ttfbill}’bei“‘_cp,nzm‘enced‘as soon at tho
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