h sichms haan bun
ll; tmtlngtguéhs, “ Colds," ‘Bron‘c'l‘i?
o tint) tho Enitlio i
Q Chllwrmo II iii no
INEQ. This' Is not
cyst?
QQ Qrogltlie finest. selected la;
2: Ea! {lid .
out l'ficI rrooess requiring ind". hon is, . ,I.
' mi w sh to know what. this Flax So‘ed
inn will do, write to the makers and
ls‘sn‘d you an ordsr on a load drilga
a regular-size packs“ (not a meta
Qe) 'sa'd will pay Ills drugglst through/e:
‘I Eran, is their an gin. lands to let th
i it show you_ what it can do.
Inuit I'll-Its cdun‘on
a hots are local! mailto c‘ .
I've” ”1,me l IhMl’IiIN‘I'TE:
cool as supp y the w
mt that: P
”Qt0'}IIItob'quuu-unnpnunnouns-u.
1's
Anni-urn...“ .uq-ynuuu-....Qun
Give full hadrons—Writs plainly.
w EARLESTQN. S. 0,, Feb. 8.~—The
-. sdo oat destroyer .Wbrden arriv-
mi“:p no; ysatshday tromI‘NoItolk after
What Lieut. thhnrdsnuccommanding.
stored myths roughest trip he had.
rQ '“pxpsrieaceu 'IjnoQQQWOrnan .lQait
limp s on a «mom ng
J‘wjithp thg? {6%ng bong? PtlFtér, Shu-
brick undo Stockton for Charleston,
»Q hut on the flastrduy a ml‘l‘iflCf‘Blfi wps
* enobuntored ..snd the Porter was roto-
on to put back. The Stockton made 2 -. ,
Bufort 'N. 0., and who Shhbl‘l'ok put
in ‘at Morehsud City. but. the Words-m.
polo incoming over this why?"
Artist: (annoysd)--"Don’t you see
l'm drawing her?"--iinrvard Lann
noon. 2. -. . ,
. “ it'fll‘h.
His; ’lisiiiwlflttlli
t. lAs;lnr(Brli;:ul
oflmlnn "RAND Pl
. u Bashtiamtmlwm ell able
. 501 B IIIIIIInIns EVERiWiitlli
I. BARGAIN
hm. 'Q.
06S
:ll .3
his
2....»
. {runny Attendant.
2-; ~0iiiQ'cs and-- Residence.
mdedQJn reaching hero in safety; [I
...,...._._.._..Q.._. Q
“What makes that cow
.2 A tinnitus oi"
GOOD VALUE and good value is in.
ways a hargsin. 2
c .
fi‘hat Fitf
. R‘ - I}:
unsrllufarlors identification.
'l‘Le 1.001:
I l
2 InnnneI.
‘ oven with the second slimy (where thd .
Q Tho .camtmnr ls using oysters
m I Prince liny.nt‘!nrosent, . _
Rt? DO BOA‘i’;’Bi O .I 9 .I'
O E R H Rl ‘ South Norwnlk. for ,ch0 season, on Mon-
l
QiBDOlls.
' in pleasing variety.
oonuscnour. Qv gr. horas.
(The Waiting
doing It fair
business; considering the weather uud
other conditions. Their business is
steady. owing tp the fact that th's'yship
stock in Sculshlpt punters. which keep Q
oysters: in good condition, oven in
Worm‘wsuthcr. They are not conr
plaining. They have 70 men engaged
pt figuth Noranik. The
hs oysler convéyOI-so
‘who have in use dmggfivevgailpn uud
2.000 ten gallon Bed in Mill rlsrs, ,
Captain David. Déc ér, Ii! outh‘Nm
WAlk,1’hfls not not: fully juuderrwuylud
though he made one shipment recently
of foil lilirreiri of oysters to Chicago
The Standard Oystel Company. of
South Norwnlk. (‘onu. .. have one of the.
most complete and upto Irate oystert
houses in the canon I. They have solv-
Ild the problem of getting their shells
from the house to the piles III a simple
'l‘hcy how u plutfotm built
oysters mu optilloil) which in covered
with movable planks, As fine shell pilo
~ is built up, it is extendel by moving,
the planks. wholeby they have a icon
dution to extend on, after the first lot
of shells reaches the platform from the
flatuld.z it is the most original, simple,
and attentive method we. have seen.
from
-.:Stunisy Lowudss Qopenéd his plant ill.
“day. A steamer full. of {at oysters was
unloaded.
(line plant at the Radei (tyne. Com
pony. at. Bridgeport is now in full
sittingw More than villi), oponcIs me on
gazed now, while. others are expected
DANA“ Entunns:
'l‘hoso muffins you liked so well wars
[1“. Mai Marl-l “lam. Mu),
-Na€ure is too busy to turn out hand-
some men .
I! .
FANCY FURNITUREQ
for Bed and Dressing Robinsinrc here
Every piece is
strongly made, tor long service. and
many are richly curved and ornament-
ed. There is a finish to every detail
of our Furniture that. gives it a value
far: over the ordinary kinds of house-
hold i’urnituro genomlly sold today.
and our prices axo cxtIeIncty low for
the exceptional qualities.
The A. J. AngeVIne
,8: son 00. '
13441st Washmoron STREET.
Finite Your Or‘chrs for:
IIIIIQ II
as the demand is largo and in
order to secure early deliveries
we must have your orders now. .
fill]! Lockwood: 7
8. Company
-39 WALL STEET, NORWALK...
"'4‘.
rm“ :l‘i EWBGME”.
EMA P" 1“ Alloc- ”3,, QQ._.
IQK“ . OWAN,1n,ri.i/iao-
Q neurons .....-- ._2
lit-w s morn
summon. . Q
a nasflarvln
’ H All a
commas summons
amps. ) 2 QI
The Nprthport 0 star Corn any,?ol.' "
QQEI‘IIIth Narwaik. Caitlin. are 1i
are prIgQ Q,
s compo I
‘ 3.3.3?“
Q» EVANosLitlTIc
MPAIGN OPENS.
MiIlI Maxi; of West Hartford. at
‘ NorWs k M.': E. Church. ,
A very huge ndlenco gleeted Miss
Muy E. Loni, he (i wmker of the Con
hecticllt Bible Soul iy, as she begun a
series of gunshot c meetings at the
,Jilorwslk .Gliurch that even-
ing. The music furnlsllodt by the
13;" npntlstt‘b and (tumult under .iht-I dlec-
[lurlng Change of Life,
says this. Chas. Barclay
iirlulteville. Vb. -— "l was passin
through ti Chnngsof Life andsuifsre
from nervousness
andothernnnoyin
stmptomsh auud
can find that
{,y diaE. nk Ium's
ogctahlc (‘om-
pound has proved
Worth mountains
of gold to me, unit
restored my health
and stIongth. i
never forget to tell
my friends what
- - I. dial}. l’lnkham’s
Vegctn ls (...... on has done for the
during this try in; riod. Complete
restoration to healt means so much
to me that for the salts of other suitor-
ing ngwontou 1 am willing to make In?
trouble public so you mu publisl
this letter.”—-Mus. CIIAs. Anon“.
ii Fl) ..(lrnnituvllls Vt
No other medicine for on an’ s ills 2
has received such wide—s Qm and on
qualified endorssmeut. '0 other med-
iciue we know 01: has such a turbid
of cures of female ills as has Lydiu
l’iukhum' s chetublo com com! .
For more than 30 years is has Men
luring rentals complaints such as
inflammation, ulcolation local wonk-
uasaos. lihrold tumms, irregularities
periodic pains. buckuche, indigestion
and nervous prostzratiou. and it; is
unequalled for carrying women safely
through the period of chun I, of life.
it. costs but little to try ydiu E.
"I’inkhum 8 Vegetable Compound and.
as rs. llurclaysuys it. is “n orth moon.
tons of gold' to suli'ering women.
NORWALK FIRE POLICE POOL.
A very iuthoI-Iting some in tho. Nor
‘Naik Fire Police pool toIIrquucnl was.
Ilnyed Saturday evening at their qunr
era in 'Wnll st root. when James Gut
ion, rated .135, defeated (‘huxles Mil
cl, QIutcd 120 with the score of Lil”:
2o 109.1‘hose are both ilnc platters
Ind u huge number of Inemhorsrcml
negated to witness the contest Mil
ortook the loud III. the start and re-
nined it until the tenth round. when
(luldpr took a jump and walked stead
‘ly past him. fl‘lIc gulps was close
and. exciting. howcvur. 'l‘hc N‘Ul'i‘. by
{rhinos was as follows:
Iiilier. Golder.
8 7
ill .‘.
;i-t--l ' a do
30~i
4il-l :tl—l i
49 37
5t) Ail—«2
ill~~1 48
till tit)
75 ‘ 70
82 71'.
86-4 Sl~2
‘ so , an
92 lilti
till) 114'»
102 1:28
109 13?.
Refs-rec, .1. Grace; scorcr, h‘. Wot
sell.
__.._,__..._
‘ioym‘: ..
Y'lil ics' can't heat biscuits mndo onion
tot Modul Fliillrlj'j‘lli) uuh. MAM»!
2'VOUNDY'S WOODEN WONDER
WORKERS.
Wallace Woundy. 01' 17 Cuunon
street. Noijwalk, was taken into cus-
ody, Friday afternoon, in Stamford
by Policeman Gnvigun. Wouudy dis
tributed pills about town. to advertise
them. it was charged by n citizen
. _ that the pills wolo given to chlidIen
Woundv denied that he gave any to a
child other than one who might come
to a. dom in answer to his ring. He
said he might hand such a child a
package and QlIQld heI giye _it to her
.ngo 'tho'r The pills are pretty hitter
and it' is doubtful ii any ghlld
dksop one in his 'Inou'th voty
long. They are a quinine pill. Woun;
ham Incl 2:le . . I2. .
lion '0! Mr. [yes was all inspiratiou' for
the spruce. Miss- hard "amnion-her
sc'rlptulo lssson u. ,;pIIIt ot the sixth
chaptel of Amos, indn o a port of
John 14. She used Inc 30th verse of
' the twenty secpnd chuptcr of ,Nzokiel
hp" the basis of thI ,uddress I'm the
oveninb: .“And i sought for o mun
among thou], that should make up the
hedge. uud slund in the gap botwocu'
me" She spdko at how sin has
been Inukln great ups in the walls
or Iig‘htcouslsss and tIuth. and how
dcstIuctlon and defeat thIculcu tho
people and God calls i‘m men to stand
in tho sup und word oil the lulpcndiu v
disustol. (lod calls lot mun who lili‘
widouwuke uud chrnost. The business
world has no place foI dIouIL-s and
lucgnrmls in the cdutnlionai and
sciontillc world there is need I‘m the
quick, uleIt mind. God has the some
need lot men and women who his.
quick to see the needs ot humanity.
and who are alive to the muttcis perv
tninlug to His Kingdom. its also
wants dependable followers. 'l‘hclc is
nothing the church needs more. than
men who can be depended upon to
be in tho“ place and to attend to tho.
duties that me exepcted of them. And
unotth necessary qnnllty (ind u‘unts
is. lllmllleiv and courage in his follow-
ers. '
'i'hcro me three dangers that on-
poclnlly threaten the World and it
is accessory that .‘ods tollonms
shun stand in the gap to defend ills
of God's w;ord the second isu disre
qurd of his htly day. uud the mini
liungei is a dismguid ot’ Gods laws»
Upon iho lust two points Miss bout
lllutlu un chuccidlly shuns; nppcui.
Tho services will be hold each cvcn
tug of the neck oluopl Monday and
Sntunlny (-Veulngs at 7 lo I) III.
Piliflll’lll llillllmis
.AT liOlI'T‘S. 2
Now nuts rm lioyt‘s for the first
thruc dnys include the gn-ut MI-tIo
politun lino llnliuu opt-Iutlc singers;
Randolph uud Lockiuirt. in tholr
luughuhlc comedy skutch: iiughoy
.‘I‘inhurty, the Murry lieil lloy: tho Sylv
rosters. acrobatic. singing and dune-
this act; llme limo musical com»
Ili::Iu Annette. Duvui. tiny Murray and
motion pictures
N‘ORWALK CLU_.B POOL GAMES.
‘i‘wo games or pool in tho tourney
at the Not-walk (:lu‘h woroIplnyI‘d Sat
'IIrduy. .Thc. ilrst. game was at 2:30
o’clock, in which MAR. .ilcunctl, rtllvll
tilt), was defeated by l.. C. (irwn. rated
5. with tho close i‘SCGI‘t' of 8:1 to {in
Air. licnnelt losing the Itaunv by only
four bulls. The score wns close all
through, tanking the contest exciting.
'l‘ln,» game. was ‘tc, cod by Captain
isaiic. Salk-ck, All men “nod was
acII‘Ickcopsr.
The. second gums was played at 8 p
m., when (i. S. gl'loyt, rated 75.. was du-
I‘oulcd by l.. \‘crliu. wind 50, with LhI-
31‘0i't‘ of 5.0 to tit). The score by
'rumus was:
:ioyt. Veriin.
ll 4
lil~—:i tU-«l -
ill :11
‘27 28
38 int-«2
7 ill;
57 41
60—1 ' 60
Referee, l-i. Crampto‘n; scorer, J."
.lcssup.
George L. Woodward. ruled too. will
play .i. ii. lloyt, rated 85. this even
tug at the club.
AMERICAN ACTRESS DIES.
LONDON, Feb. 8.—-—-liiurguret you
iiolllster. an American, who was study-
ing [OI the slugs, dlcd here ycsthday
from un ochIlose of chloride. An in
quest was held today and the mullet
was‘ death by InisudvenluI-Je‘ .Is there
was no etidcutc to show that the no
man intended to commit suicide. Noth
iiolllstci beyond the. fact. that. she said
she was the widow of an Amsticnu
lawyer it is said that all hot telu
tlves are in America. .
...-
PRESIDENT'S LONG RIDE.
WASHINGTON; Feb.» ‘s.—‘-Bmvsng a
anowstm m. President Roosevelt led
.wo secret service Inch a; merry chose
an horsebntk through Rock CIéek
’Iuk yesterday} sitetnoonq gthn he
eturncd to i 6' White House about
Q lush he was coated truth the top oi’
his” “Rough Rider." list to the toes of
his Itdiug boots. .with a white, lunatic
I 31: snow. somewhat resembling u2
“snow mun' The presldcfitt’ finished
'tli‘e ride’ in' fine. shape. lifit his body-
shardzwns saddle sore and soaked.
STEAMER LuSiTANiA ' 'Qs'“”i3‘.v.
.. QBQN . .-.
IIIII dh‘llsusrown FFEIS. '8.- he»
stéaInslhp Lusitania. 1mm Liv pot-
to New York, which came in h réj’lsst
night thélve hours late, ,was s ve're‘le
initiated by the. storm. During the.
dightfshe lost onéQ of her anchors and
many mthonis or hhoin. nda'u'sé‘d
II‘IW
='
‘ Q nip inuchI can dill-trig the swim and
.Q ' Q; Q
A few odd lots of
513" S
. w‘2.$6;Qg‘a.' .
that were :12 ill), and $14.00.
Our» Sale. of
2. a
1 her departure.
was consequently obllgéd to take 'on‘
QsixQ undred tons here. This delayed
Q“Jalnes, as I phsssd the servants'
hall today I saw you kiss one of the
maids:
"Yes. my lady-when would that
have been, my lady. 't"
‘iAho'th four octoolt’" '
"‘ Oh, Yes; my lsdye—th‘at would have
been Jane myi . h.
' "Rsinelpller- " sold‘ths salesman. “1
.Q“Mobbs you . .Dllfili .
Qcorntossel; ‘fbth‘ you put m' t o it"
out on‘ as math II .
hired men are éf hoop mostln'
with "-—Washlnzton Star. 2
full-
W
Men tight withgitholr lists. women
Just who their tears. »
. ...,H
2 and t once through the Wostcru States
cause. 'l‘hé first danger is It disrngntd ‘
ing has developed to identity Mrs. you,
, when the firemen responded to the
Q nlhrm they found theI
9 t.
cpnsQld‘er myselfa. ssl‘ilant.‘ .oi the neo
De .
36nd Iii-“Ills imd
" withheltols. Q rn.
Admtrai Evans- DerA Not Baliave JQap-
’ an and America Will War.
. CHICAGO, Feb. 8.——~Ancholcd in ,QChi
cngo tor a brief stop in II iuud cruise.
across the continent, 'Admirul Robley
l). i‘lvuns dismisses the possibility or.
war with Japan as II result. of the out
tutlou .in California us nbsIII-Il.
Admiral Evans is on II tonI which
is oxpec‘tod to last tsi‘li’lill months its
will 0 from (‘hlcugo to Milwaukee
to California.
‘ 'l‘thc can 't be an. tIoIIlllo betwe on
the United States and Japan," he saith,
| ‘bccuusc Uli‘. Ili‘Olllt.‘ ui both nniions
tQuo loo lntniligenl to lot the sqnnhhlc
nthe Culii‘mnlu leginlulluc become out
intolnutlouul IIl'i'IIiI ’Ihc tool is this
t'ouutiy brought Jupnn out in 18:32 .Iud‘
Qumde iIcI whuI she is
“of coulse it is at little stlungc, al-
most immediately :Ii’th our iicot lclt
Japan with the friendliest fooling pl.-
tailing, that anything should have lInp-
[pound to disturb that cuhn but it run
not amount to anything
i ‘Cnlliomla has n pclfoct light to
puss any laws iI deciles with Iegsld
to ulisus pImidod they do not con-
ilict with any of the nontles of the un-
Ition. and if thm do coullltt they IIII
lnull. thuts nil. (nili’oniin can 1mm.
.Qluus with rcgurd to ullcus, pr'mlchd
they upply to all uliens alike.
1 ‘lu the south they hum scpqutc
schools t'oI ucgrocs uud whites bu.
this ul‘fuiI dllfeIs in that the ”in
against which there is u pIeludlcu is
IIapIcscntcd by n SOH‘li‘lgil powm :
! TWO KILLED lN TRAIN WRECK. Q
'IFant Mail on tho illinoi‘s Central Runs
Into an Open Switch. l
MEMPHIS 'l‘enn. Fob 8.‘-’1 ruin
INc 2. known as the lust mall on tho
ilillnols Coutlul Ruihoad, north bound
lwns wwckcd ncuI Coldwutci. Miss"
‘cully todm, by running into on open
swltIh Two men were killed out-
IIlght. can totally injuled and fifteen
‘othcls hurt 'l‘ln‘ dead:
"Murtin Stanley, tiremun.
Mull (2-,lelk name not known. l
The main was badly wr‘ocked. ',
At the hcndquultrls of the lllinois
(‘cntrul Railroad in this cltv, it. was
said there werc 125 pusscngcrs on the
train and that some of them wcru
.Ilightly injured. information was l‘i‘ i
Iciwd. It was said, that the switch.
had been tampered with. Several
curs were overturned.
()tlwnl 0f the truth crew who were
hurt in addition to Stnnlcy, the iirc~
mun. included .l. (l. Nuddortcr, super-
intondput of tho llliuulI-I (.‘FutIul, who
was slightly hult. WQIscklng and Is
‘licf truins wnIc sunt it‘om Memphis
MRS. WILLIAM H. TAFT A COLON-
IAL DAME _
Has Been Elected to Connecticut 80-
cleh’y.
'iiIn. William lQ.i Tull. wiic of Mull
dent.- clan Tull Ins Just boon clout-d2
II unnuhur ol‘ the Connecticut Society
oi (iolunlul Dumps, of Aluclicu, in
light of hot descent {Iom one of the
I~.IIl_\ govornms of the state Thomas
'W cllcs. who was born in 1-598 uud died
in who He held many impottuut oi
ficus IluIing his life being Inugistcutt-
i‘Iom itl'l7 to 1653. tlcusuior of tho
i'illllll) from 1639 to 1641 and from
1648 to 15”»? sctrcturv of tho colony
lIom ltlll to 1643. commlsisioner
the United (‘olonics flout 1649 to 1650.
deputy governor in 1654, ‘56. 58 and
59. and governor, of Connecticut from
1055 to 1668 2 .
Mrs. Taft IIquln—us Iusny» Connecti~
Ixut pcrsoan limping her ancestors, her
Inotth bclug liuIIiel Collins, whose
qutelnni glwandfutlIeI Rev. lsuuc Clin—
ton, of Milford. was graduated from '
Yule -ln the class of 1786.
was Chutlty Welles, whoac lines
intuit to (luv ornor Welles uud Lieuten-
lQlQiliiJillill Qllollistet. both (it Wcthers
M
-Q—-—--———.—_......
OIL SOAKED BAGS FOUND.
Southington is Frustrated.
SOll'l‘lllNG’l‘ON h‘elI.8.-Attcn11Its
to thn the hutchel store of Pasquale
‘ApcIte and the grbcery stores
Stephen Paulie and Antonio Muxlauo
early today. weie frustrated through
the opportune discovely ot' the tire of
the butcher shop by Pietro Aperte;
brother of the proprietor All of the
states are located in the neighborhood
of Lihcity and Center streets. and
two grocery
stored as well as the butcher shop
with small loss in each use; It i
jaileged that rags, soaked II ke‘nose
oil, ”weIe found at the front shd‘bucl;
in each cuse had had‘the all source»
met them. An investigations has, linen
Qicfused credit at the: stoijgs.
EBLOWN TO ATOMSJBQY» DYNAMlTE
;Slx Meet Death bysflxnlwan in Mine
Qt,‘ .. lStorohouse: inflation; . . I-
.. NANCY.‘ France» Feb 849% per
sons was blown to pieces" ‘st’IQtteI‘d'ay
:by' this explosion oiru' largo ‘qunntity
;of dynamite and, 10, 000 blastlu curt
ridges in the stoTehiSné”
:l‘roquegrieux The’ efiliosinn was
heard a distancemi‘ to
:windows of all the h sos within a
rsdius of three QmiQiés werelbrolgen
.oArrLs sQuFI'NED To IasATH.
. cuic‘Aoo Feb. diode hundred
and twenty-live Hotsteln Qo'th'tie, val-
ucd at more than $11000. were burned
Qn‘ear Elgln. hivsry cow 92%:
'was dostroyed. A pantlllnr ‘cdlhcld
in connection with QtlQla disnstqris .thcg
fact that the ‘silt on the samoi
site burned lino t are yeurs ago.
. TA. mm 8!i.','—:e ml
t Ii‘éi an .
w'gmj Inst Fl; as so.
nits trample its: will...
But-Quintin wet-opt
Wits tint-tom was m‘o liy 'wau Q'ds‘Ii.—-
Flor AN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIBI “
of"
His wife ,
80 ~
Attempt to Burl; a BthQomLstIop in ’
of,
hunting '1‘ he tires were chliuguished Q
deals at each store'- and that the- doors 1
Qstnrted by the police“; Alt ’this ‘bceu I
thought that the nt‘lghuIQtsQ may hays .
been those of some ohs who ifsd béén ;
BY-dmuelni
titties; and the ivy
Q 'mtte? pleassntb'
to death yesterday in a burn'Q on o; flirts .
I n—‘a
erdgsport‘Advprdssments. V] Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D. _M Read Co.
The New Spring Ginghams
V cry refreshing Is the sight of the new (linghams The
colour are delightfully springiilcc and t‘\ or) woman who secs
lilt‘lll will immediately plan to make up hot summer lIoIlo-I
Checks, Blocks. and Stripes. III all combinations.
Checks with satin stripes runningr through.
Checks with ovcl'pluitls in contrasting colors,
'l‘llcrc :Ilc ilUHl :lllil. bountiful unnbiuutions in pink or
blue {villi grccn and him 1.. several shades of piul. and roll
with glny. him-Ins and tons with blue :IIII git-cu, and ()lllt‘l
climb. which IlcscIillrIl sound \cIQI stiungt yet to the .5..-
urc lIuImoIIious and attiactitc .
25¢ a yard.
it might In “oil to add that there is QQ‘itiii .1le Image in
buying curh. its lllt‘ selection of patterns is so IIIInlI largm
no“ than l-ilt‘l in the season.
Shown in l‘airficld AI. window.
and at the Wash (.omh Stu-lion.
Sample Handkerchiefs
ihc dainty gatthing of liuIIIIkL‘Ichicfs has htcu usul
ustamplcs h) the unmufutlIIIcI ihc pant scason. They are
just half price:
50c llumlhcrchicl’s at 25c.
25c liankcrchicl‘s 'at 13c.
Sale of Enameled Ware
Specimens inQ Fairfieid Av. Window.
Double Boilers, 2 tits... at 44c.
3 (Its. at 60c.
Preserve Kettles, o 3 qts., Inc.
4 qts., Igc.
5 (Its. 20c.
Covered Saucepans. 3 dist. 224C.
4 (11‘s.. zBQc.
2 (I (list. 36c.
Covered Buckets 2 Inst, .Igc.
, 3 t|t$.. soc.
Cooking Kettles, ' 4 ms. 28c.
h qts., 36c.
8 ulna, 44c;
Teaketties, :No. 7, 48¢.
No. '8, 56c.
No i), 64c.
Teapots, Cofiee Pots, Colanders, Dishpans and other alti-
cles at corresponding prices.
Sale of Linoleum and Oil Cloth Remnants in the Cap
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FlannclcQtte Gowns
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Flannelette Skirts Q
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,RT. 3,5 CTIS. Regulai price .............. . ..... ‘50c
RT 49 CITS. Regular price ............... .....76c
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