liar tilinéiitoint batty Bhlio‘tiu
' ‘ , Wfor- wookflotnmencing
' " ‘ti' tirywlilih.
spacial Cut Price "Leaders
“B t ElélubroantoryW Buttor. a Port) hard, a. pound ....... W..t2c
iW'pollllW‘l‘ ''''' ,t ----- - - 34“ tl‘uunut lluitot'. a. pound ...... '.1tc
W . gigsgggigurmzsfgiflrtors]: li‘ull Cream Choose, a pound ‘. .176
. WmeNqu‘éW a pound .. . WWW_ . _. 53 Iona 'l‘oniatot-tt. RWt‘lilt ......... 8o
. SittoltWoWlinSnrdltteu.noun”. . . . . .ch loun (Born, a can t. . . . . . . . 1.. 8c
item. 2. lbs. can W . .W. .,.. iCth loun Prod. a can ....... . ..... lilo
_0* S l. a at p it
Ti‘wltb‘i can Sui-
wtat'ia Spices at
. . .. 1°C
to Stumps
with l Hill i‘ir
,cou at.....20c
narrancy PatentFlour, 24 _l-2ib.llag,85c
40 Simpson with sperm-4
chasooi Teas or Coffees
‘W . . ' _.
. . Extra Stamps With Groceries
A?” Stamps with 1 basket Figs. .20c
.9310 .Sttampn with i can Snider's.
3W} Whoops ..10c
,1 can Snider‘s .
iii Stumps witlt l panhagtt Auto 10c
ttt ‘snunps with :t lint. nut"
Laundry Slut-ch, unoh ...... 5c
Ibiaoha .
lifitanips with i 10 Stamps with 3 (mill? Atti‘
‘ Evaporated Mutt“ ........ 1.25m
15 Stanton with iii mt; bot. Qllt‘ml
Olivou ..... ,- ...... .25c.
With‘Siatupu 1ivttlt lqpltg. Mil"
........10c' Rico ..... ‘.....iOc
wk fit'n‘tw.‘tw.u......n-
tilt; tttttttttttttt
fill EWaShlngton Street, South Norwalk
Daiitiéric‘s 8:30 at: m. and 2530 p. m. ' Freebettv‘ery.
mwmoomou
firs
PLENTY or outta 'rovvaAR runs. 1 N FACT, MOST
or THEICOLD, WEATHER ts YE TO coitus.
WAS IT ts GETTING WLnfra‘ WIN THE saiatuo éans‘ou.
’ WE HAVE MADE LIBERAL‘CUTSW WIWNWi’RIcas.
'Soo East; Window and Stock ,
t.
V. ‘1.
awn :~ ~l~
:
n ' Store
n w!"
WWW. . W.
‘ 1.1.1. w W. W, . H...
t
‘Aoénit‘mETlt.
Billy an in. wombat
1 Hlsl'MaeWillie‘hwhere have you
been? ‘ Your'h‘air .is suspiciouslyntot;
Willie—Wile" inth‘e river. “
His Mar—I;
wet. _ W . .
thllle——Woll, youftioe, ma. I wad
standing on the bridge, and ,i. thought
maybe. l'd ‘i'alilin, no I tookot’f my
clothes. and Vi did;-—~Iilustrated. Bits.
.ANT TO
05 as sh
. fl i , f
about. sick abadl’ ‘ at your. clotties are not
hit you son a doctor "
he
so metlllont‘y’ and just matte
‘ tii‘mu'ch worse.“ a i
Titian." confessedrther ponitout‘ mun.
‘t'inyu moment of Weakness l amid a!
cartoon. or. brass fittings.“ ”in a' mo-
A it u : .'r "v
alumna villi".
miti‘ltestmntmmimn
tatsrstvuilw
for“ n ‘
“little .
HERE ‘
a. :Wmorhont when YOllbmlttifluflpg
Baotou Globe. . . ' ‘
" it‘ll 3. .. .2,
i
'..
tot-outint t 'il.
. htontWofi weakness? exo‘laithodi ‘tht-t.‘
g lino; “Goodness; mun! WWhat'wouid
you have taken ltxyouwhad yielded to
9
y
t
lt—W
tttttt tttttttttt
‘th tilt lit 1908
m«‘—_,. ._._ ......
()tiuqtl Statenttrni til Wchlr. Stuns
tlrulogit‘ul Survey
“tow
v . ‘Lttit'i‘ lliilil‘rtll')‘ at tho Ilttitod
will limit was :t |it!i‘li.lil of
. nutter) il‘ttlil tho aurora tit!-
t.lli‘l't"tl in tho lain part oi
, pt‘otlttrnrn who had grout-
” ritliit ml. or vwn uiinpt‘utlud prow
lllltlttil’ tit that. your! hogan again to
..t not prarttvulty ut tho oil-
. rim, and iii spite of tho low
t trivial. tivtti‘ly all the till-
.t.-tcr-r.w of Hill? were. in up»
“tittnzt most or llltili. and o
it. plinth}; ltt'ittiil production
ittlilit‘ ‘t'lti‘. 'l'hv rail» of produc-
Ittl‘ t.. t.. Blt’dllll)’ titrrouuitig. and
“it lt> r’tiuut at any other tinw
. or iii. industry. .
“ ht . litlti tit i‘tllipt‘l' ill Willi
. .t -~-rtoitwd by l.. C. tlruion,
m-ti Stairs tit-Olt)gl(‘.tll Hur-
put'muiti lutorrluwu and
. . tutuntnimtiion during tho
.5 tho it‘ni'. dxvopt our
; Wt. all produmrn of bilator
Wnur haw t’urnlsht‘d their
5 v\l : tltg‘tiros. motti of them for
~ . M, tthl‘lllt'l' with Mil“
‘ pl‘ttillii‘litiii for "it" re-
ymtr. it tltt'lit‘ outintntou
~t the production of blister
.t‘
tilt lini.‘
‘lillll‘;
til lw
xiii? .tn
*inilt‘
In“ in r
'llt
. l
'tzti.
’tlt
lnnt in... wwr in trust mun oroa min-
I'll tit tin lsntud Stilton will be smaller
it) about .'tl.tltlti.tititti uoundn, or ho.
“it" it v «mt it put wot. than that in
”“7. “luv it Mitt titliddlittiii pouttda.
suite Production. ,
ibiv ill this than in pubs
'ttttit‘t‘tt allowing state pro?
ouurortttua tho. tlire’o‘
. produrlna pinion. it may
Arizona and Montana
. ..uu_ and Michigan, allows
' innit taut. 'i‘iu» produc-
1tiiliti‘=ti l‘tlttili’l' lt)‘ works
:t- (‘t‘ili lliti Wt l‘itt given,
it will hardly count the
‘ X" T. which was 1.032.616.3{7
ll 1* 11.;
it it 't...
l‘it.
:wltuu
lifitlt it
lilllt «t ‘
to tilt. .
lttti l'l
tony...-
ittlilléll;r
’ lurid: . u’lRi‘tl ttu t'tiCOI‘tlS of the
unit... :‘ tilt‘tilt‘u tur thtt tirat uluv-
llli tittttzli ~ -§ ”his SllUW [htfl lllfl “33'
littlii w. ., th'l' in plus, burnout“ dur-
Dealers Sea
in Proposal ol Tax at ,5
Cents a_.PtpuudWl’lan ol' Produ-
cers to Enrich Themselves
titttttt'tltittttttt
W [ unit at tit“ llllil
Provided They Could Be Rushed into
the Country on Time
A gigantic tiolunue by which iondon
and Anturicati apoculutom and drum»
aieru owner to make $76,000,000 or
more stands rovuttlcti. according to in
turntotion givon to The World. by tho
powerful agitation now begun at Witt-lib
install for an import duty of live vents
ti Maud on cotton. W
if then plans of this uyntllcutu go
through not only will from $75,000.0tlil
to $77,000,000 bu taken (min the poo
huts of American consortium of coffee.
for tho enrichment of the speculators.
but: the latter will have tlu: added hiltlo
faction of fooling tho United Silliléfi’"
inasmuch out nodur tlu- proptmud
animate. tltiaconutry will got. tor “it!
iirnt your orttu‘oro. pullout-ally notion»!
lilo import duty Wliil‘li . it. in planning to
Icvy. .
(in tho contrary tho import duty. or
lin‘edulvuleut, will liow into the humid
of the ayndioaio, and lint Hour of Sun
Paulo in Brazil will have carried tin
.‘atuous "vamltzation" coup to a auo
«useful conclusion at. tho until-u oxW-
.icnse of the hooilWlitkl-‘(l American (‘til‘
N, consumers. .»
lnlldo Htltury of the Scheme. _
The lualdo history ot‘ the whole
trimmer—«me ot‘ the biggttat and clovutu
tat ovor put up. it is shill in Wall ntruet
wia‘in brief an follows:
‘tr
it tho cotton drunk to thin country.
i’rnolicnily all of tho ilruziliun t‘uiilw
tuotl horn is grown in tho State of Sun
‘T‘ituloJ Thorn was hit unortttoun amp
n Boo Paulo in lititl. it doiuornliwd
ratio. Early in 1000 tltt-rr- worn indiou-
tilita that Silt) l’ttitto Would produce. our
liltor litinipdi' crop. with tho probability
hut tho lnarltut. would again bu gluttotl
tui pricca reducvti to it ruinous low-i.
l‘lto State of silo Paulo docidori tn
’vnl0t'tnt‘t”-ht nftuct. to mptulizv thc
tuarkot prlcott by buying and ntorintt
'ho surplus crop. 'l‘hn ldon bark of NW
schema won that loan yt-uru would to.
low fat. onuauttd that the stored berries
‘oulti then he rod into illu world's mow
ludiciouttiy and pricon tnnintainoti.
out natu’ra inboard otherwise. Not"
that bropu followed the abnormal one.
and‘itbe stored com-o mold not com—
round the prionnocouaury to taunt. the
debt which Sou Paulo bad contracted
in order to carry the aurplua. Shrink-
ago and storage charges and other or
nausea hogan to out itt measurably and
troublu was ultottd. The Brazilian gov.
tjtrntnont‘ thereupon come to tho aid of
Silo Paulo unit ugrcoti to nssunw that
Mum's "VillOt‘liintifln" ‘dubt and aha.
to float tho wltolo isotropic» on its own
account; _ i" .
Hermann Siolokun. the millionaire
notice importer. of New York, in'rrcd-
tied with having originated the San
Paulo vaiorlzntlon scbunto. and it in
said he was largely instrumental in
- lilu’tllt liltl.iltlt.l.illl0, anti
out and llllillt‘ were
‘tlti pounds. Willi uddi»
ill}: .\‘-
lli.il . ,
illutitl
ititttt
‘ttimth tl.~
iitttiilwl .
lltlthtuttt I... 1:.
(“it'ttw -' .‘t . :i‘lii put" (‘t‘lll tr
tt.ll_.l.‘t>t in tutti.
Ltll“i".i‘ Ever Recorded.
(lit :t .t- basin. tho exports of
no tutu. log... 1- air intimated at about.
{inhuman ”My. mu pirguut over
itw-mtdwf ; 5. an mph-Mu: or about 30
lput" it'l'l t... I- (no tillildliitHill] pounds
.t'xttitlit.l »-,. "‘07. W
. Stunt“ .4; mum Nimit‘t‘ are still on
filtllil=lt it» .. :r largo. deoaliidicod-
iSlllilitlit 1, .t now poppur Will Show ,3
tum-tin. .n the 455Wiitltl.illlti pounds or
‘lllllT. .w art-mgr} qtlflititl price of
i t lttf‘iiitlt 'w "tlDlli‘l' at NOW YQl‘lWKm (0i
‘1 into \\.-. -. cents; The price at. the.
.rlonp oi t it‘ll!“ was 14.18 cents. .
. 'l‘ltt' it “abut islirluhtut«11’9an
lot“ it ntlll int ugrhcuptlt‘it‘ pl‘OleilOD. m
,tlu‘ out two but it in évldeurtb t
filti‘ lillllt‘lltnl pr‘odur‘cra F Will. mo.
'thuu lli imam mam. gagortlieil‘flilfla'
Hulls ll)‘ llit' .‘mgumpllou oitthe m‘WWatait
Whit'h mount “(this time bofiafoly.
.x.
'i tnl imports tiny ho my
"tlllYlllt‘IH to about 210.-
ot ruiiut-d t‘oppor. a tie-
otn 238.»
to
FILES cnngp’m 5T0 it DAYSQ
mm (th rMEN'i‘uisW W
tctlt‘u idly rant. “rimming, BW
tag or l’i‘Ull‘litllng.Pllfis in ll
01' money 1"?llllldetli .600.‘_
. _.-,_W“___M ‘ _ . .
LlLLEY's Mums nor .WSENT-l
His Name Still on thelflolllu tutti-till
‘May ‘soon'Apmliit » . 1'
wasutuumm Jan. 11.-G°V°"‘ "
m, 14 days
a
coil roll of th . use meme?“ ”‘3’"
ing culled Sunlight! . Whenz‘thE‘PP-r'una‘
rbblitto routtlttttoft ‘was calledit'fglt “v
poinlotl out hone that ”my.” roteIitiO ‘
of tittatt‘tburuhjp ‘1n.{ttle-x house? :Jmakta
him llllblt‘ at anytlu‘id $.03mequ b
to‘thshiugun. whom tfifll‘flwwoml
of‘ tho hound] [tWip‘rnmmedl-ith“ Mr
rosetttativn Lint-3y will-r8
nor Lilli-y. Ii 13:.nl30l'um
gorornor tittmummnau Will
a low illil'x. t. “twidthifl‘
toil Shi‘miuttttii-Ai‘hlfi C
that. his nttit-nge the till?"
Haul-ton llilb‘ not «implied:
“How ““‘T' “ nuts duos'Mra.
”“0 “that" u'fl‘xl'ief’ “Stranger.
kill‘r’wi‘ it” ttbouttdtvr .neiittllmrq
build??? ill
hit tutti Will?
‘ 1mg:
till?
it. '——-l’ttcit,
unmarried ‘0 ,
8 had. Bleed:
Lilley'n name «ntiuuotltontttlw-"l’ .‘r
sign tO"G0VelW'J'
creditlttltitltflv
assonfirnaking
t" iot‘lllmy. thllhfl
m
inducing the Brazilian national govern
atom to assume the plan. Acordlngi).
the original indohtodnosu ol’ Sno Paulo.
u ; ~ r in with? t it “WWW“ ingalnat which the excess coin-to had
ho‘en put up itacoilatorul. was rotund-
oti. through the Rotbuchlltlu. Schroed-
ers and other foreign bunkurs.
Bond: issued by Brazil.
Under tho eniargt-d plan tlto Brazil-
‘iatt govorntnuul. issued “5.000.000 in
boudrt. pledging- Sao Paulo coffee as
collateral. The bonds Were bundlot'
in this country by J. P. Morgn u& Co
Arcot‘dlng to a statement pubilsbod or
November 18 last. by the itileratutt
Grocer. of St. touts. over the signatun
at Mr. .Slelokon, he and Arhucklt
Brothorn the Brooklyn C(lffet‘ grinders
had tnlteu over the vulorizntiou policies
"We are fully BeClll'Fll." he said, “(in
the advances we have made. My tint
(Croasmnn -& Sielckon) will gladly.
take over all the cotton at. the advonot
made on it." .
" ‘And‘now. when the “valorizniion”
plants Just nicely arranged. comes tbt
strong cry before the Ways and Mean:
Committee or Congress fortlte imprint
wtlon of-an import duty on coffee otvfivr
Woeutsa pound. it isregat‘ded as deeply
Wuigniilpant that no protest. is heard
from Brazil against this proposod tax
‘ Under ordinary" circumstances noun
tries are .quiuk ‘to protest when the
Amorlcan government proceeds to lay
a tax on their ituport.s.. But in tin
case of Brazil there has been no protest
The reason. according to information
Lgl‘ven‘to The World. is as follows:
Tho visible suppty'of Brazilian collar
is now. approximately. as tollows: ’
W . W . Bags.
At Santos, Bruit ....... , 2.500.000
At. Rio.’Braailj.............. 300,000
Wiuvilitiropean warehouaea 6.000.000
In its. warghousea 3.800.000
afloat. Wonroute‘ here 700,000
.t'i'otal a...”............1‘1.700,000
~' . A ling coffee averages 133 ads.
‘ mutate Ute outrun uniting: five
ujWo‘eutsu a pound. would average $6.60.
l
bug‘s would boubout “1.200.000. .
octane codeotlutlto twaronuution in
this country: and about outialgnod vto
Amerlcu.’<i,‘llt)0.1)00 bagu belongs to tho
rarau‘ltloutitovernment. button hold by
Willa-"simulators" an coliatérnl; tor the
loans igrowing‘ out *of the ‘ vaior-izati‘on
. plan or Boo Paulo now guaranteed by
tarball. W.0t tho15,000.0l)0 bugs stored
.nnroad‘ “ in a tho wat'ohouueti at llavro.
Bremen. Hamburg and alsowhérappritc-
neatly all in “rumination" stock. held
' ': idlDlild bet shipped tattle Unit
.->«
Brazil produces nuarly iltl per limit. ‘
i‘atid‘tlltt mummy on the 11.700.000 '
‘ ”'l ‘ i that hint or
, ,. on: . 41.1.7 . W.
' ' *‘ttgoreghlioiauru also attainment
it“
. . ...coaid 3.....aununtpalm... ,
l ” outta stock of united
0d Stat?»
lid at in tho warehouses he a on til i"
lly‘ days" notice ot‘ a live-c at‘vtarltt
linilutit... That it would nutritional in
the“‘posititt‘otatatemont or; tannin dot-
t'oo broker's here. who outta in it Wylttrt
thatfih tliia‘ atoll nod ougttgayuz tntp-
ply oi Brazil atrcoffoe on at that
All WoW this} into)
nt‘td
the American cottuumora nearly two
t’éatsf-wmltlhrtr it hurt It; the
yory; av } ftWWWt‘b in (Edmond u-Wua.
tt‘lms‘co on cotiantti Wt g! tutlttnlitnted
*‘Btatl‘ta‘ln tilt» your‘endi utmost) liltlo,
undue United
was 7.043.000 bagu. W
out: fittooopou
W. .153 ‘13qu youidhu
thhpihioo-al ,
é ' ‘ “ ‘vgntteug-ahpr‘iagthl-‘w 3“?
in too . i.
doubt awarding. .10 Miami coffee
ltrohorn. that cotton would udvunco tit/u
ceutu a pound on aoon as the live-cent.
duty wan impound maroon. Than the
American consumers would put up’ the
577.000.000vwhichmme American gov-
ortttneni who losing-rand the whole
vast aunt would fall into the'hundu of
the cotton speculators.
’i‘ho loot that the “vaiorizcd” coffee
to hold an collateral for money advance
ed to the Brazilian govorniauatwvouid
”not interfere with itti quick shipment
here. it" is pointed out, inasmuch as
quick anion at no udvuttood price are
ltta voi‘y things this valorlzuru nro ni-
tor. By that method only could tho
whole gigantic deal be rapidly litilllt‘ihtv
cti. ,
“What. the vnlorlzors want." hold a
bit: trotl‘co broker. “is it good cat-ill prim-t
for tbulr product. and an Antvrlcnn
import duty to boost tho prior to tho
very thing they want. The llt'tittlllaua
am not worrying an to wlit'ilit’t‘ lint-it-
Saul guts tho tariff on thinks ho is
going to gut. in most (‘llt-ii'tfi Uuttlc
25am collcotn his tariff from the con-
uunlcrs. This than he will not got it
from unyixldy."
(i. Artuit. of No. 32 Wait strut-t.
watt unable to say yoatortlnr what the
could no atoppod if the holders of the
cotton, an, collateral worn to altuply till”:
it, tho Brazilian (lovrrmnont nodules»
(ring. lie admitted that. tho terms oi
tho nllogod contract. under which the
bonds worn lsuuod would not bu. vlo
t-ntly runi‘rlrtivc. ,
.l. ii. i... inyd. of Arbudhio & 00.,
said that. he did not son how any our
(‘fllllti atop the shipment of the COflEw
to this country.
the same Wvlun'. .
'i'hmw. who nrt- urging the duty or
cotton any Franco imposes a ditty oi
laid. chitin pot pound; ituly. 131;;
routs; Spain. 12% outdo; Auntrlailun»
nary. or. coats; Norway (nootroolpro
mil, 0 1-16 colitis. and reciprocal. 3%
t‘t'tltii; (it-tattoo, (it; uphill; Gordian
i i~3 cunts. ttt Bulgitnu and the Noth
orliihtlii rotten entora duty true.
Spoor 'i‘ulio tairrlnnga. reatdont rout»
tnlttnlottor from Porto Rico. has. boon
”HO 0’ “iv moat flirtatious :tdvocuton
or an import duty on cotton. Ho ninth~
tuinn that it will stimulant tho (.‘iiltli/nr
ttou of tho hurry to tho insular position
sinus. (toma- lutporturs‘horo—etuaoy oi
thouwluugit at thin argument.
OACI'OIIIA.
tuna.
W tuitnttnttmuu aw
‘ m
DENTAL REPORT.
Commissioner: Say That They Are Ex-
aminers, Rather Than Prosecution.
'l‘lto biennial ropori of the stale
iontul uotttmtaslouors for the term
mood September 3, 1908. has been
issued. The trommlssionors say that
motor "tho prudent law no one can
begin the practice of dentistry in the
tiale or Connecticut oithor lndepend
~ntly. an an associnto. or as an stasis
taut, without baring passed the exam
nations by the board. thereby eutabv
uniting his qualification tor the pram
tlou oi’ dentistryynud roooivlng a li‘
rouse. We fully believe this is a
long» stop in advance (ortho protect
lion of the dental profession and
zmutral public against malpractice.“
'i‘hocontmisalon believes “that the
time is at. handwhen practising. den~
tints from other states, presenting
uropor credontlots duly signed and
:worn to by their state examining
‘tourd ad Mirrors of their state soci‘
aty can ho admitted by practical and
.‘l‘ill. or written examination at. ti’itt
llscretion of and by the consent of
ill the members of the board." A:
‘itiugn are now. ovorybody must. at.
war before. the commission (or ex-
uulttotlon. . _ ‘
As to pmsocuthns
"the board or dental commissioners
vouid ropi‘nt. and emphatically biota
”hat thny are chiefly an examining
be law are brought to their knowl-
tdge they will place ‘such infortndtlou
‘toultb' amour whose duty it. is to
bring prosecution. Wandgwill do all in
*helr power to obtain just conviction.
‘t is the privilege and duty or eye
tttioers." . .. . . .
The report has n'list‘pt‘ registered
tourists and other misc
formation. ”'
. H.)
. HOTEL ARRIVAL
s. .W M
(L A. Ferry. New Haven; D. 1)..an
town Burt. Bayer. 0.; D. :W
Barry. New York; Mina.
tit-suit. W. Barnes Troy.
CharlesWRelnhold. Jho in
ry HomDSOll; William“?
bury; WErnolit- IWAVYL' L}:
1rd. that! Rockawat't. I1- ”3
index-“and Wife.“ Di;
Mannheim—EX .
BostCt; WG. ”Li" ‘Wlht
Charles Stock, 5.1!!“
Danielanr "‘ ‘
o
w
i
U
. -‘: » . will. ' .
and \vifelfltl . . . .
It, L. Willing; é {ll " WM“ Hm tutti
zomery‘.‘ Ha orig" . G. " D "
gregntlsleip. Mth. .iordnn.‘Brl. ,. m .W 998% ”tally! .
A. W it W ‘ ' W '
Harvey...fiW lg" . .. tho - is! in it unnumtuttolt
Cot!!!e .. fiéttfirl ‘w hilt i‘ W rottenerW. a. a Hamlin homely
field: ~-: 0. g 1};an gut 6mg: y.“ , Yuma. ". % ganglia rim- in"
Brawl. ibitter W it tum ' (tail-r it; "sum audbésd’?"f" _ id‘s ' “9&3:
Auwoltir'r’tldn'lfil Winerilfil Jim. ily'pbysiciau‘ is doing dim . -l—
ven; J. B. Dune. Stamford.
penalty would be or how the dual.
Otltor trotted. moo tooltW W
the. _Iréport says; '
‘toat~d,‘but. that when vitiintlons ol‘ _
1!! given in the hands! of the county ‘ 7"
lontlsi in the State to, report vlot .
’ious of the law“ to tho Wdentall'com-
‘uissioners or to‘tho, ‘couuty health
ellanoous ia-
CllflordrE. nut. city; A. grant.
ra. A. W
Ejfioldi .
Until six o'clock on the
month.
t
Kitch
cording to tho latest tlcrrccs
skirts. all corrt-t‘tly lillliii‘t’tl.
sruokc and black,
I V and “’ttl‘tll from
4
Our complete stock oi
. Station and Boas wrro plat-ell
A rarr opportunity to l
ag’t‘cral’tlc to \t't-n r.
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Long Skirts, particularly goo
Short Skirts, including: extra
A second lot. including r
Attraétive
:..“l5l1l!lg‘$;lh¢ “tilde" ‘1
penance of the home. Moga
tits of dark (Jul; or Mahogan
artistic China and Glass.
Alcct'tain Mahogany Low
Boy noticed in the sale
has the curvcti Chinese-
légs and the ball and claw
' » feet, noticed in some Chip-
pendale pieces. There an-
five drawers in this. tllt‘
central and deeper our
witlfi tan carving. ’l‘Whr
handles are of old brass.
.... ‘ $32.00 in the Stilt“
f' value $40.00.
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A econd Low Boy is of
Col nial Mahogany with
pie-crust ‘ carving round
the top. ,Tl‘hc hautllcs oi
the Wdrawers are of glass.
and'tlterc is a shell carv-
ing on the central drawer.
The legs - are handsomely
carvetlfthe fact: are bzttl
and-claw.- W ‘
$44.80 in the sale.
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A very handsome Mahog-
anyWQottsolW as a double
pedestal which; consists of W
W... tuft) tlticl€"'_‘coltttnttsW with _
V i I The ‘
faéanthus carving.
porting: {the base are 58.130: W
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. law-rob" 'irt -x.:'t\$§‘0W&-rifivth
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. mart taiiqntl. :iiuwtoifi titanium?
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Washington-tits no stilt-t i
595 3:9“... 935 llfll‘n
....
Life.
C ‘ . to and through the
discounts holtl good in all the. House
Carpets. Rugs. Curta
Furniture. Cut Glass. Chiml
Household Linens, Blankets. ant
Women’s Tailored
" Oi Plain,r Broadcloth. and Striped
toit‘ir roots with satin innings and man
Coque, MarabOut audOs‘tr
on Sale Today
Drawers. good values, t-utbrottlcry,
Corset Covers. a large anon-intent.
Nightgown: oi' Masonville muslin, extra sizes.
laréts audithings for tin: (it'll.
stunt llIlQl‘.titlililinfetitnsttp- . ‘
*3. s‘g‘til , .
fifteenth Wt and
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a.
enware, .
rdu“"to plead.
,thltlSulo Pride
"' l9fWShit’t Wit
stint wand,
- "it“ Within.
. .3 thin. Wtilttia,”
of fashion . ‘- ihlrt. WatatS.
' ' “ dirt: and tie
_ no “'3- l
in t.lll\'t'
\ .
WW . \ . “ill
n22.5o to $25_tttt t
tum. ‘.\
g ‘t Vléh
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x.
)laraltottt, Coqnc and i)<ll'lt'll
ottsalc this morning at
25 per ccnt.‘less than original prices.
trovithc our? self with our of
those dainty icallu-rwl wraps. always so becoming and
At the 'Ntrcltwcar Section.
Undermuslitts
W What is left in the. Samples.
ti value. taro trimmed. . $1.89.
sizes. $1.25.
69c.
19c.
arc sizes. 40. 42 and 44. 39c.
SL49-
Furnishings
' tor the brim
V Now is the appointed time topick up the minor tur—
tat add much to the comfort and up
zinc Racks. Stools and TabOur-
y. top and Plate Ranks, Cel-
hltrt-ors. odd Chairs.“ Desks,
A Rose 131' or English
Porcelain in‘ Indian tree
pattern Stands a"f00t high.
t it is the sort of jar one i
would expect to find . on t
a Mahogany Table in-an _
old fashioned drawing—
room. and it would be
titled ‘with a. delightful '
potpourri. ~ I
$5.20 in thé'sat'e.
An attractive Gal!“ Set
consists of a platter. and a
dozen plates. ' The borders
are green and gold, thereu-
ter occupied by interesting
pictures of grouse, Wood—
cook, quail, wild think and
other game birds. .
$3.38.:uttfitlf nitroce- "
‘ .~. Some beautitul‘» > ‘ grapery
._ Silks handout destjign‘Ws'ot
» _ pink ‘ and ' red-:stwoetWWipéas,
. poppies, péonifosnahd' roses. W
Thesoare notW‘only good for '
uti'tatterieéifibw" ‘Lihéy , ‘witt
.mfit l Wt _ “i”. .t.
yordnib thetsaleW.‘
1mm“: turf; )l‘tiztt
pluralism t'2 l Hitting: .31'.’,.R .‘ltt Jill i
with; no
awful! but anath-
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