«WW
as are have. .'
thing. pickpockets vary
:0 to suit zirconium”
water grade 10- work In
' . , m the‘vpriety who oper-
oars. elevated station
iiililfd’r"
, , 4m
. will not! amwda «we
at the same time have acids
“Means if detected. One the
‘ dm a victim roughly while the
r does the work and makes a “mat-
" Arrests are trenueut llllt cott-
a are rare. laudable the gum
Mined seldom has the loot.
-- oi. but that the higher grade dips
k in such places. The difference is
. the work In groups. and (house
, “do numerous pausengel‘s will
’ InuLority During the fash-
”0”.“ ”PM hours and attel the
'atnlglrt are asidered harvest
/ . One methods to bloc k the exit
. " Ithe Intended victims are about to
% add in: the Jumble make the
t: ." Unless the victim discovers
‘ It loss within a minute he Is too late,
' lilo the car or train has sped on.
, winter a trio of dips worked a
ver method In Chicago. (lurbing
» tilinlelvea In evening clothes the:
. .mlhxled in faallienahlmnowds in his
cafes, theatre exits end an Moi
* a to r always
‘0” dull: iwihefdfhersab-
i‘y were actl as the part o'cllm
good Samaritan. trying hard to keen
filaments eel. Witltalltheii care how-
who paid stumble occasionally.
and {all into groups of ladies and
:fllemeh. invariably the sober com
‘paalons bad apologized and lllkt‘ll their
01w away before any one discover
like loss of valuables. «From "The
on of the Dip.“ in the Bohemian
III
, take no other
’ Plenty of ‘It Has sun lionsIRIght ~
Han In South Nsrwslk.
Cures that. last are cares that tell. To
thoroughly know the virtues of a medi-
cine you must Investigate the cores
mar serif they prove permanent.
mans Kldn Pillow
d plenty 0 ller 10,; mfi‘m
insist!
“p.00 relief from backache,
south Norlalh Paula
llldlnsy and urinary disorders. now de-
clsro that relief was permanent and
the lure perfect. How can any 80th
Norwulk sufferer longer doubt thel evi
deuce?
Mu. R. (l, Seymour. 4 South Main
Street. South Norwalk. Conn. says:
"Dean‘s Kidney Pills did me more
good than any other medicine I ever
used. Three years ago i was hardly
able to get about on account of dull.
bearing-down pains across the small
of my back. I was also annoyedrbi'
the “honest passages of the: kidney se-
crationa, could not sleep well at night
and would get up in the titer In: tired
and weary. . Donn' s Kidney ills were
brought to my attention when i was
suffering in this way and l procured 0
MI Int. Blaiated'a drug store. After
taking the. contents of two or three
burn. my hack rew htronser and free
from pain agd dtlie other sy mptoms of
my trouble Isappesred.l ha 0 al-
a recommended Dunn's Iduey'
Pile since whenever i have had tilt!
oppoItImtty and know of several cased
where they have effected complete
cures."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cools. Foster Mliburn C.o Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the anme—Doup's—ond
. m 211--.. A-
Ir‘jng'hofles
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vow ;.fium.
TENNIS OXFORDS.
00c and 81. 25
White C van Outing
oes.
.. $2.50
rail voila b'l'tsss eHoas REMEM
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arm:
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Sh “l‘lIlt‘t Fit
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h durable. mum l
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ldoria‘g’d‘m the tiltinufac-
fl tee him we
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s the bertfst the'lowesc
RYMONDI
ll'tdr
IMOIWII ._
all“... .0th Norwalk
. I Washington 89.
' la monument“
_ disease-and thou-twat!
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toils 'I'II‘II'I‘I‘SI I:
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§ 5
in: AL ESTATE
different organs and I
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PESSIMISM.
Jugene Muller, the Cleveland dra
mntist. us a dinner at the Ausonia,
was accused of pessimism
“Well." said Mr. Walter. “1 am not
a pessimist, but i don‘t believe that
human nature is by any menus angelic.
We are all much alike. The best we
can do is to curb our faults and lover
our virtues.‘
"What faults should i curb?" u very
pretty young lady asked
“Well." said MI. Walter. "I should
think you'd have about the some faults
to curb as a little girl i talked to yes
terday. She's a charming little girl
and as we convorsed alone In the
drawing room while waiting for his
father and mother to come down, i
said to her:
" ‘iiave you got a sweethewt‘."
"She smiled and wrigglcd. ‘thb.
she said. softly.
“ 'Wcll.‘ said i. ‘i'li give you n quar
ter it you‘ll tell mo whom is.’
""l‘ommy.‘ she answered, in a low
voice, and i gave her the quarter.
“Arrow minutes afterward she said
suddenly:
".‘Now if you'll give me another
quarter, [‘11 tell you who my other
swaetheart is.‘ "
A woman is,as old as she looks be
acre site Is dressed to go out.——Smari
.et. .
........
, encasement
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
—_a
‘ minute A assent. BANKING
ausmsu
Surplus anti Profits
$117,000.00
and as per year.
‘w—r'ft-
liaison H. MArazwsoN. I»...
JOHNJIJCNAFP. tat Vina-Ina.
rs 0:3ch m sowau. and Visa
WILFRED BOD—Ll“. Cashier
.. . WRITERS
, malt-I
$100,000.00
. .ilnfllmathswsen inner Cayman-
‘ lot-II". lit-pa
' ioalahtfi. Marvin Inwallmlarvlm
tfllmual rdrunrtun
gnrlatlan strtx John. bi. Light
I Freed-Lliswan 5 ~
1
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Hillel Mahackemo
.l. R.~CONNOR. fdgr.
u—s—J '
lsr‘v‘Ics arid pip-,1” 0; .l‘? b's’ts.
llatss .2 per day and upwards.
Irv—a-
Stock and General information flirt-III
.a
, Sunday Dinners. 750m
rennet-L91}. .
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so Food (looked to Order ,
John D’Slllltvan
l“"-‘I,
,osts. aim..slso.
PNOPRIITOR.‘
QITHQQLQT. , _
First Methodist Episcopal Church;
South Norwalkuiiov. Prank “well
Walter; pastor-«0:30 a. m.. unday
morning class, led by Brother Greens
wowed 10: 30 a m.. sermon.
Greatest Gift"a 12 m.. Bible schxl:
:30 p In. ltpw‘orth League; subject.
“Common Things Transformed”: lead
or, Miss Emma Fallon: 7: 30 0. ms,
the pastor will preach the second per-
mon in the series‘ Sundays Over the
Hell." Subject. "MtlntihA Great Cath-
edral as u Religious Teacher." [lass
solo by Stanley N. Beans. The music
for the day will be as follows:
Morning. «I
l’relildb-ildtf‘llt‘tln in id flat. . .llatiste
Anthem—”Jesus. lover of My Soul"
....................... Williams
Duel.«~“l.ove Divine" ......... Btaiuci‘
Miss Lee and Mr. Albrecht.
Postlude In (‘ .............. (‘nppelnn
LEvening. e
l’reludc «Twilight. ........... r‘lagler
AlItheItI~~~“lI‘rum Thy l.(l\’t' as a l-‘ullr
er" (Redemption) ........ (lounod
linss‘ Solo ~“Thc Christ"
Mr. lleuns.
Postlude ............... Mendelssohn
Norwalk Methodist Church. Frank
D. Torn-y. pastor—Morning worship.
10:30 0. III.. the pastor will preach on
"Thu Uril‘uiliug Filend; " evening wor
ship. 7:30 p. III. subject of sermon.
..... Shelley
‘Thc Strategic Moment. ' Sunday
Incrnlu class meoling, 9:80, led b_\ F
ii. llcdent; Sunday‘achool. 12:05 p.
m.; Epworth league dcvotaioual aor-
vire. 0:30 p. uI.. topic. "Transformed
Common Things. lenders. Miss IAde-
ltIiIle St. John and Miss Carrie Bowne.
Tuesday. 7:46 p. m.. class meeting. led
by F. 'l‘. Roscoe. Thursday. 7:40 p.
m.. prayer meeting.
Knight Street A. M. F}. Church. Rev.
8. II. V. (lulnbs, I’ll. 1).. pastor"—
l’reurlllltg of ii a. m.. subject. “The
Blood of Christ." Babbutb school.
12:30. Allen's Y. P. S. 0. I1. 7 p. m..
.l. Puller, lender. Preaching nt 8 p.
m.. subject. “Strange Doctrine) The
pastor will preach Ill both services.
CONGREOATIONAL
First Congregational Church. Nor-
wnlk. Rev. G. I). Egbert. pastor.
Morning.
Prelude—Andante religloao in (l
Aloys Claus-menu
"God's Promise"
Soprano Solo
.............. FranzAbt
Quartet-“Still. still with Thee"
................... Arthur Footl-
Postlude Sonata ll. ist movement
................. J. Rheinberger
Evening.
Prclude- l’naioxule In G. Theo Salome
Quartet _. “.‘li‘ather Thy children how in
adoration" ........ A. S. Sullivan
Poatlude -Alis Marcia ..... .ii Allen
swarm. '
INOOOPAL.
Trinity Church. fifth Sunday aftcl
Trinity—8 a 111.. Holy Communion:
I0: 30 a uI.. morning prayer and ser-
.Inou. No evening servicrI during July.
Special offering for missions.
Christ Church. East Norwatk Rev.
.1, fly plln llIown. rector-l-‘Iflb Sunday
after Trinity Sunday school. 0: 30 II.
m.: Holy Communion and sermon,
10:30 a. at.
Grace Church. the Ravi J iterator
Werner. rector—«The fifth Sandor ar
ter TM). The celebration of the
Holy Communion at 0 o'clock; morn
ing prayer and sermon by the recloI
at 10: 30: Sunday school at noon.
Grace Baptist Church. J. Edward
Harris, mater-11 a. m.. preaching.
7:30 p. m.. Sunday school; 7. 46 p
mum-aching. Wednesday evening.
Union Lyceum. Thursday evening
prayer meeting; lenders. wl lam Mil
let and Miss ilofit Willis.
EVANOELICAL LUTHERAN.
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Martin L. Steup. pastor-Di~
vine services conducted in the Gal
mun language are held every SundaI
morning throughout the year. at 10:3:
in the chapel in North Main street.
South Norwalk. Preschlnx by the
pastor. All Cletmana. llartlcularly
those protesting the Ltithet’tm faith
.sre earnestly requested to attend these
set-vi cts $01100 y School doubts an
hour before he service. at.9. 30. New;
pupils may enroll at my time. ant.
are await! ocrdlshy received.
GHRlnTMNJCIENQE sectarv.
'First Christian Science Society olI
1°“Wl1k‘f338‘il‘l‘fl fiwday olselhfll‘leil at,
tereadlpgr one u s.
at 11 a. tit. emu." Jilly llth. $3M
rataent." Testimony meeting. Wednes-
day at. 8 p. Talbotlt services ta?
public In cor ally and inlet-pally
vited. Reading room open to the pub“
lic each week day afternoon from 2:10
to 4: 30.
MEDINA .‘LUTHWN chosen.
The Swedish Lutheran congregation
will hold its sérvi‘ce‘ In the caspei on
North Main street. Sunday evening. at
7: 303 Sci-mon bythIpastor. A.‘ H.‘ lists
ier on “A Problem of Life 01 Death."
.All Scandinavians. ere cordially invlt
ad to attend these services.
W
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.ADIVBR'HMD LITTERS..
I ...“...4- I
unclaimed In the? poet 001cc at Nor:
walk. Conn. for the week ending Sat.
July 80,1909:
South; Narltlalk. _ .
. 000m IAcerhly. q. ' I
Charles A. IAnderson
finnaaa Brown.
$1.}? rash.
Chestnut St.
flwadurll’ no
Mrs. handlebars-10 Madison 80
nun am cows I
Miss too snowman. 87. 'I
..~ sour. onowa an.»
—.!'———u.-L_-' l
~+~
Teacher—Why do you make
mile 101’ 06 that l have to keep you
alter school sum night? The Print!
l—«Beous «re' "4 big kid iayln' fer' me
outsldo.-0lsvsisnd uader.
,.
[letter- addressed" hollows remain
~—_._..-‘ .
‘twysr’ne
In cross. ,
Dual“ To“ to. lat. It Now’ it»,
grim "magi Congregational
~§VAIIHNWI MINn-Ivl’uaidant
Taft.t(lmnrmv .will eminent the in»,
in: of the corner stone of the New
Ilnsrsn material canonization“
Chutch.
Unique In many 1‘0..th this lllurch
promises to be an a "give place, for
itslnein ”raw it wil be tripped with
s M m in! war bath 0.
ll. 1 . of wane up“. Wis” who is
found ug the church as it memorial to
his son the late Charles H. logram.
wanted these unusual features installu
ed. It In said. because ofhls belief In
the Scriptural declared“: that “clean-
liness Is next to Oodllnhtls." A.gym-
nasium and bowlin alley. clubrooms
for boys and girls. aldis traded 'schooi,
from kindergarten to graduate depart-
ment, also will enttrflinlo the church's
equipment.
,. .._,.. . .
GERMANY'B FINA cIAL BILL Ac-
CEPTED.
BERLIN. July 10.——llr. von uetll»
luunu-iiollweg. secretary of the, imper-
iIIl Home on”. and vicechancclior.
speaking ill the Reicbatug today lll Irv
hull of the federal council, said that
the leIieIalt-ti governments had III-
copied the linuntial bill as amended.
but that the majority of the IIIodliico-
lions were accepted only llf‘t'iillfit' of
the 'IIIIIIIt-dinlo necessity of putting the
finances ,of the empire in order. so that
the national business could be carried
on out of the revenue rather than by
promises on the future. The \‘li't'v
by ll majority of the Reicbstng's IIIIIIII-
bors. which was composed of (‘Ieri-
cals. Conservatives and Poles.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemo—C. M. Clark. Hartford.
ll. N .ltlili‘s and wife. New York H.
M. (‘ulvnx Hartford: (l. A Robb-nu.
\i. .I. lioit. New York. 14. ll. lluIi.butl
Wilton: George is lidckw’ell. Ridge-
field; 1:. A. Wind. E. A. No‘feuecker
and mother. J. (1. Rose. New York; 'l‘.
lI‘. Dunn. llaubury; C. E. Jones, Ilos
too; \‘l‘. ll. Mukowiiz. New York; 1..
A. Libby. Hartford; C. (l. l'ccketi, ilos.
ion; ll. ll. Cnpcn. Hartford: H. l", Dex-
tcr. J. J. lI'IunnigItrI. New York; .llltl‘
son born-y. Wallingford; llnmilion
llushcy. New York: C. Webb Shilling-
ftIrd. New Haven; James 1). Moriarty.
Orange. N. .l.: William id. (lager. (‘.
i. liluxltam. New York: 0. S. liar-
IIIIuI. Danbur); Seth 1‘. Couch, JolInI
slosn. l’a.
WORKING TIME INCREAocD.
NEW HAVEN July it) —An Increase
in hours for men In the mechanical Ile-
pnrlmcnt of the New York. New 11.1
(rm and Hartford Rdilroad. effectin-
ncxt week is announced. This will
benefit boilermalera. mechinists. geo-
oral repairman and their assistants
both in the shops here and at Reed
ville. The time schedule for a consid-
crnbin period has been four duys a
week. The increased use of equip-
ment by reason of demands both in
the possessor and freight service made
work for the repair shops.
canteen momma wms
TROPHV.
WASHINGTON. July 10.——-'i‘he cruis-
. er Charleston was the trophy winner in
the cruiser class of vessels participat-
ing in record target practice during the
past y.enr Her mark tires 64. She. was
flIllonIed lll the order named by tht‘
Cleveland. Y-.orktoan Denver. Albany.
Galveston. Tacoma and Chattanooga.
The Tingey was [lie trophy wlnner in
the Itorpcdo bout class. with a mark of
DR. ROBENAU ACCEPTQCHAIR.
WASHINGTON. July 10.——Dr. Milton
.1. Rosanna. it is announced here. has
’ accepted the new chair of hygiene and
preventive medicine in Harvard Uni-
versity. Dr. Roseuau is director of the
hygienic laboratory of the public
health and marine hospital service.
A PESSIMIST'S JOURNAL.
The girl you think moat of is the
girl whom you should have sent a
present. but forgot.
‘templ vigilance used to be the,
price of liberty. but nowadays every
thlhg is ‘goiug up
The woman who is a man hater is
géherally a Woman who knows m..
mon well enough to hate them.
IW so you say she. has an uncertain
temper. you mean she has a certain
When .
IIA matmany women believe every
”this than says and suspect ever“
mills does
y a woman with a yolce like a
hell soon makes you wish the. olappsu
’had what? omitted. « ,
s it- .that the woman who is at.
ways. ”giving somebody a place of has
ddsdwoycr exhausts the mast? .. .I
Mannie men are pmpd hecanse then
have blade 0 name, and some because;
theylhave star's-led one. .
I The woman who removes her hat all
rule thorium-ls not the woman with a
scant. supply of bait . .,
attract. with aralrll‘ Mannie at once
e role of the Injured party. _
it was wounded vanity that made
this girl refuse you.tb t .tth girl you
married hnaopmtsam . -
flIdIRlpI Van Winlsiaxeally meet the
nonmaHr bsdIlIls wlfot told him she
would be down in It minute?
The secret that. a woman wants most
to know la the onetthat when known
she filmewure 0will: break herH 30011.
, as sure 0 amp-
will?” if Itinn" oitd‘ thems ll'tis diving dis-
mounted it ‘the min doesn‘t come
banlc lathe brushed -..‘0ff P‘ ‘v . .
My“ the. ponies of flucattomis
sill-s study a for go in
“they already talk mull,”
«
eti
'Ill‘I
and in circular more she trill marry
you.——Resinsld Wright Kauifman. in
Stuart Set.
I I
study indicate a sweat disposition.
chancellor's declaration was upplundcd '
' for the: negro.
'I’l‘horo..is.enly one way .to win on or _
Mahletmuicllhalisumhwyoh‘i mus '
With Ithariutislteltarbalm the has . ‘. . ‘
'Ioltsrm‘on'ths- trauma hlrflllddliielfl ‘ ' “ '
I :
{A 301' A love for ca'h‘lly doesn‘t, fink». , .. ..
BASEBALL.
National League Standing.
W. L. l’.(‘.
l’ittsburg ...........’Ii 10 .720
Chicago ............ 42 29 .618
New York .......... 40 20 000
Cincinnati ......... 1.? 3:1 .5221
Philadelphia ........:il 37 .F4Ih
St. Louis .......... 20‘ 40 .394
Brooklyn ........... 25 44 I301!
lloslon ............. 21 ill .004
Ysstsrday‘s Results.
Pittsburg, 9; New York. 5 iflrsi
gamer; Pitts-burg. 4;
tsecoud game).
Cincinnati, 0;
niagsl.
Boston. 4: St. Louis. 3.
Philadelphia. I'I; Chicago. 1.
New York, ‘2
ltrooliiyu. II 110 III-
Games Today.
St. Louis at liostmt.
l’itlsburg at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
(‘iIIclntInti :It ilrooklyu.
American League Standing.
W. I..
Hi "all ............. 40
Philadelphia ........ 44
lioslon
(‘Ioieland
New York
(‘lilcugo
St, Louis .........
Washington
l’.(‘..
.030
.629
.350
:11! .340
It? .404
,400
, it .1191
.3214
Yesterday’s Results.
Ilosloli. 2; Chicago. 1.
Philadelphia. 2; Detroit. 0.
\i'ashington. Ii ('levI-ieud, it
New York, .7: St. Louis. :5.
Games Today.
' . Boston at Chicago.
New York III St. Louis.
Washington ill. Cleveland.
l’hiladelphin III lletroll.
Sunday Games.
llosion at Chicago.
New York Ill St. Louis.
Connecticut League Standing.
W, l..
Hartford ...........:lI'I 13‘:
liolyoke ......... .ii 20
New llritaln ......... I?» 27
\\':Ilc.rbur_v 3:
Springfield 3i
New Haven 30
Northampton 34
Bridgeport ......... 22 39
PA‘.
.631
5'57
.565
.500
.ilt'fl
Altlfl
J52
.361
Yesterday's Results.
New Britain.9 11; Bridseport. 4.
New Haven. Springfield, ll
Waterbury II; 9Northampton :l.
ilolyoke. ii; Hartford. 0 lforfeited).
Games Today;
Not tbtlmpton at liridxepoti
New llritltiu at New liav.eil
Waterbury at Hartford.
liolyoke at Springfield.
Jaffrlas to Begin Training.
NEW. YORK. July ill—James J.
Jeffries will terminate his theatrical
contract on July 17. it is thought
that he willtben post a 85.000 forfeit
and sign articles {or a fight with John-
son Until Jeffries is actually matché
ed to tight Johllatm. however there
will be many doubting Thomas". .101
fries still Insists that he has reduced
critics who have looked him over with
lug the last ten days say he looks as
if he could ti ‘pthe beam at 250.
$.th May Occur.
NEW YORK. _.iuly 10.-—Stnnley
Ketchell. middlehveight champion. has
signed articles for a finish fight for a
825. 000 purse with Sam Langford the
Boston negro. to take place at Ely.
Nev. on Labor Day. The articles call
for 158 pounds. scaling four hours be-
for ring time. Each lighter must post
_ 02. 500 as a forfeit and the promoter
must put up a similar aniount on July
16 with Otto Floto at Denver Tilt;
promoter agrees to post the Test
the purse. $22,500 with the stakehold-
éron Augiist 6. There may he allitch.
lowever, over Langford's end of the
match. as the promoters have guaran-
teed to give Ketchel 820. 000 of the
tune. wln. lose or draw, leaving $5.00
it is understood that
unless Langiord can get at least no.“
000 for his end he will not sign the
articles.
I'
Berg Defeats .Youslff.
PORTLAND.. Ore, July.~10.d~‘r.lolm
Berg, last night. defeated .Yousiff, a
Turkish wrestler. taking. thetlrst and
third falls tin 69% seconds and In one
his bulk to 235 pounds. but competent ,
ATdRDA -, JULY 10, 1999
‘ Bridgeport Advertisements
The Store closes Pat fide‘ii‘clock except Saturdays.
Summer Kimonos at Clehriince
A limited number of Long Kimonos made of light col-
orcll lawn, \IiIilc grounds with small ligurcs. 'llIc3 Inc
chv atlruttivc and well made garlttcnts fated with white
Iioun lllC front and round the slccv‘cs.
95c to close out.
Black Lawn Kimonos. black grounds \\‘llll small white
figures, which were $1.50,
see to close out.
An odd lot of Figured Lawn Kimonos. light effects
\\'lllt‘ll were $1.01) and $1.50.
see to close out.
Figured Lawn Short
Suctlucs. 50 and 69c.
licltcr grades at $1.00.
Undermnslin Section. main floor.
More of Those Silk Umbrellas
' at $1.79
llir fitsi lill pimcd so popular that we made extra ef—
forts and obtained .I second \lllplllt‘lll. 'IlIcv are here and
rcatlv.
Kimonos and White Lawn
.-
111 black. nuvv llltlt‘. "(lrllt‘l and won, with lnn Mis-
, . h .
sum bundles.
Equally good for rain or sun.
items Too Valuable to Miss
The'Speciais in Summer Rugs. for cottages and bunga-
lmvs.
for S 5.00.
for $ 7.50.
for $n.oo.
Carpet Store. first floor.
The Offering for Engraved Visiting cards.
In Roman or lllock 75c III Shaded (lid English $1.50
III Old English 75c In Shaded French Script $r.5o
lll Script 50c III French Script 95:
We are unable to state the time limit of this oil'cr.
Specials for Men.
Negligc Shirts choice patterns \Vllltll rcgiilarl) sell for $i. 00.
and some of them at $1. 25 and $1. 50, for 69c.
All Silk lour III Hands, north 25( for 19¢, 3 for 50¢.
Adjustable Windbw Screens
Made with steel frames no screws or cleats to loosen,
no springs to get out of order. Frames finished nicely with.
black japan. and filled with rustproof wire finished black.
Sizc (I x 9 $ 0.00 values
(I x 9 S 9.00 values
9 x 12 $12.0) values
Sizes and prices as follows: . ,
18 inches high, opcniug 22 mg 33 inches 35c.
24 inches high 22 to 33 inches ‘4’oc.
24 Inches high 24 to 37 inches 45c.
30 inches high 24 to 37 inches 35c.
30 inches high 26 to 44 inches 65c.
Basement Furnishing Store.
The a. M head Co
by Siléci'dls
Ladies' White Silk Gloves. 2 claaps, were 50c . ....... . ...3_$c
Ladies’ Black Silk Gloves. lilincb length. value $1.00 .. . ........,.d|e
Ladies' Black and .WhIte Silk Gloves, double tips, at .. . . . . . . . . I 31.00
Ladies' Black land While Silk Gloves,‘ novelty. 8 tucks. at ........ $1.50
4 AnewGauzeLisle.......... ............................... ...150
Ladies’ Black. Tan. White. Pink. Blue. Green and Hellotrope Mar-I
cerlzed Lisle. at ................. .4 ............. . .. 15¢,an 500
S'CADET HOSE" FOR BOYS AND GIRLS—Light Weight, Med-
ped twice by the police because of
rough practice by: both man. I
Espawn ingenious $595100. .. .
CHICAGO. July. 10. --iu all .prohablly
lty. Mordecai Brown. the cubs' star
pitcher. willfiave to Join the team id
Boston on Monday, if the:
alumna."l 'ouslit took the second (IL!
epic" 85 seconds on .a trp, :
and amif Ne The host was stop! 4
1pm and Heavy.
Our Popular Hose atI. . ..
Heavy. Medium and Light Weight.
“‘4
Ribbons' Ribbdns' AI 25 to.
Moire. Satin Toilets. preqden. , .
.2for25c
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next week. He look It she think. yes-
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fects of his recent poisoning that he
could not stand for any length of
time. He has lost 25
his illness.
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