next time.
can’t discolor.
Myoufiroeeskrn
Hoteliiiiss descendant
III” to IQelid 'l‘h‘e
a3}:
I
If
,. 'WIII'ii
“ firsflrfly
3‘33?
sprigs
ouicit
“I“! N”. , . j ‘ .-
‘
stupid Inspires. ‘
«A!
howd‘
flotilla
‘ W
‘whoo ”trimmed ”I,
Won't sire-alt or spot.
COMPOUNCE
The tweumttlotis annual rI- union of
the Holchltisa Association will he held
’I lAte Compou'ncc August lti
reunion will he in the nature of
fluid. dinner being at
' Invttltion has hot-II extended to all
‘ dvsnv uIIiv'I'i oasssrno c‘r‘iit'vi
i2: .il).
wdlfliflfihemns two
each in II NIIIIIIIW.
‘ Hold by the ear, and stir. till
the Water is the blue you want
What’s left dries out for use
It is not a dye so
II
All
ultd tiller lain
resident of the
n‘ 100. T. liutt'llklsa of West
and the sedataiy dud Irena
ills iluliit i l’aldeé IIi‘ I‘lle
' otttdnzrvos'r onus sross sow.
_ " A bill oftsa'le Ina flied in.thrIItown
, stock's office this morning by which
Worry D. Millet conveys to (‘harles
Kuhn for a consideration or {4. 625,
III! res} in the drug store conduct
3. (Inn, at the northeast Ilor
“906‘ F'IlI‘fleltI avenue and
Park
‘Q'VMG'I'HHI'MGIIOI t Standard.
W
It Ina ver menu then indeed who ,
allow his wife to name the '
3:393“QO
' _ . (“I MI».
' A Gomoiete Line of Crockery.
Ultimate and Housefur-
‘ Goodsl’ttci'
I III
sloo- noun-hiatus CIIIFII by {so set or
and». White Fruit Jars can be
and better. Fruit will“
I Jtirs will look nicer
'e'fifes than the. round green
SW White Jars have the Light-
li‘
Shades made to order.
adornme- Paint s1.2s gallon
Hurting and Paper Hanging
(IIIVQEI‘II'I W.—
L H Decker
37 wfiNINGToN'th‘Efi,‘ ' ‘
ohm-H 'Noswatx: .
.TEL. 03ft:
{mi-.lfe‘,
Mm ' ‘- dainty
gov white one piece transmit" Her
debut maimed Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
him“, ouvenient It more
het‘iud‘oou! mat-Isms
degree of comfort. I
-. i
I out minus qmmqui'iiw'
"* m Attica!
‘ tallest and Irritation.
4.:
cannot: lee-
.‘I'u‘
NASH
'I‘Iie
n2. 0X1? 0RDS
A'l‘ HOYT'S .
Tonight the Weberrfllmk Company
tar-y play.
nesdny. Moving pictures and vatltie~
ville between the acts.
AN ”NEAR-OLD TURTLE.
Near his alumni the. Rosina-x dis—
trict ‘Ill Stamford. «II-Selectman
George ii. Roberts discovered yester-
day. an “uplduti” tut-tie, so conunolr
iy called in this suction. hearing InIlrlI
logs on the under shell of II wry pe
t'llIIil'i' uol'l. They show convincingly
that notllebody caught his ttlItiesiIlp
as long turn an the tour 1827 tlnd'
took the trouble to l‘llRI‘lth‘ tlltit tlate
also the initials “\ . i'.. 'i." :1 device
plainly Intended to represent the uti-
tiouul flair. followed by :I largo letter
"S." 'I‘llese lllul‘kit. especially IIII‘
date and the initials. are trtmtiatall-
llIJI) plain and they hear every pos-
sible midellee of being II genuine lec-
Ind and show the turtle to he 82'
years old—wand there Is no telling how
lunch older. Such records are omos
ionillly heard from in Iiilferent parts
til the I-‘yolllrtli
ll. vetI-qu as old as this and new:
do itppmirrinII-u and cilrnmsttulces
near a more cuuvilIIltII: aspect of
genuiness.
a... -._._ _._..I .
. l
inlay—What do you w. Int luI lllliv-
. lllpll'.’
Boy (carrying a call—4 want that
live. dollars reward you offered for the
return of your canary bird. ,
lady—lint that's not a roomy bird;
li' ii i; till. .
iluye-l' llllow it
side. «Judge.
but IIli‘ bird's in~
Hm -. ._.!:..
BQXS‘ ind rooms
GUN METAL AND RUBSET
' * “' Ibecr’dt'VIILiltEs’ ' ' '
$1.50 and $2.90
Misses’ and Children’ s
wolf: CANVAI f'.‘
amigos
Q .
Sc and 100'"
Mtrnt
Tennts Oxfords
“*I
Wear Shoes That Fit
' .9"! WASHINGTON STREET.
P I' (NONI m "
We Do Our Own Grindin trig
"t
imsefigsoxfifi- WHILE W "I;- 111" their tons of projectilirs. Four or W?
. .. l Pittsburg ........... 08 :.I .Iitl Bhllifi the Wisconlln, the Kansas
I ~ Come in and hove' your broli'sn ,Chicoito ............ 66 .i0 .687 0‘90““ and u... Mlfislgglppl' rm their
» lenses duplicated, no matter New York ......... 54 37 .593 a’n'ch‘brs this afternoon andnproceed to
I .w here they Were made. . Cincinnati .......... 48 48 .500 the drill grounds.
We have all of Mr. lioyt‘s Pre~ Philadelphia ........ 43 Mi Mil With ‘hme four out of the roads, .
seal 'I'éniibnm 8 a. till 11,. 30 -. Silicollltflm'fl .......... 3g 23“ 3120' preparations for the drill will} be com-
to i \n ........... . - '- pleted on the other vessels, he coal-
3. in, ‘ I2. 45 until 6 p m. Mon-3 .1) ' ARMSPEMWN M" l ~08l0n ------------- 23 71 5’58 ins and the taking of water already
5 day' rind Saturday eteninu on: I w ,I ‘ l ——v~-—- being in progress. Thimpfqpfibb’a will
:. tllS 9i)- In. F E ckwood i , Sundafiy's Results. consume three gr four days and? it
, ‘ Philadelphia (unclnnau. 2 "my be thé m 0! ”It
FSIIWIOlkU ODIICOI COIIIDIIIY '1‘ , . “h w hi“. y“. ‘ i Alhicaso.7 ; “momma all the ships will have tot-pa; $3;
. .~ out “mi. gs" . .’ l 9 New York, 3- St IL'QIIisLii xaietiee who hire haunted
' ' I 1. presents in these waters; and proceed
Rooms”0 7- 'BlriltrIi Building ‘ l' n, 9“!“ “fig“? F' Saturday‘s Results-1'0 see.
i more at, - . . W till” . I H abnrs 6‘ “08m ‘ (first game“ The torpedo boots will be carried
a S600? 7N NORw LKJ gpnil. l 39 ! Pitt or: 3- ifOsIOn. Itsecond game) to the dull grounds on mammoth
. Vila . ill
or. .I , ' New Y.0rk 7 St. touts.- -I. “mg-'3' from whit: hihey I"
. . . . m-n-I tour ooupoii properly tilled Philadelphia ‘2, ”mum“ I. ,launc'bed A piece of cahvase birdied»
out gets you a Spark Pitta free Chicano; brooklm'ih ' . 9“ mm?“ tWI) towering meats. erect-
.. ”‘7" g; ”.3 0t“ CDRYKG ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘ i ' -' e ‘4 6“ McMillan “‘9. Wm D08". ‘t'
.iior Ditto ”Stilt, ' > , ' . ~~ ' ......~.... W "I“ .. W ”on“ “ ”I “I
' II ’ w v.1 ' Boston at. I’lttsburg Y- 'avulai eye If; the '8'!” ni‘i'Iréw ooh the M '
“ “ out I. e t ion as b
. 35““ ’1‘“ “if“? f 31'1““ ,3 - --; "ué p ,, New. Yorke“! untr- takedpto keeprihgurfltnudoar. even
. m: .t'.’ . . ." _ Philadelphia Bi CIWPMI- IItdr projectiles have hit. them. ,I
U if m0“ Brooklyn at Chicago . . .__...__.__.._
‘ .. . iw— d IsuiaArII-m dbrtotlsss Opens.
‘ '~ ? ,-’ ”Ia-“*- ’“MW‘ “M" American cache Stan 'M' I'BPQKANE Washingt'pn August 9
" " " i it WI. n W. J}. RC. '.
, l * Detroit .2 ‘33 520 with a message from President. 3l‘att.
‘ We DIW'S‘Vfi'H'hhcidieif be Ins nice in! daisies UI to Onto. phttadelphiti' : '. : 3:260 t0 Wiaddross of welcome by Governor M. E.
'0' mountainous nurture» ......... ,..9 II .5 :I pm, of Washington and Msy‘or N
in income producing property that - , ... ;-—--,' .g. ; .. ”lei? and" -------- "~52 4?: a? ~Pratt. of Spokane, and numerous re"
Imust men". In ‘yaru. with the rapid Stock and Cotter-Ii iniwmstlon' Ticker. gtgaggfl" """""" I: is gr; spouses the National irrigation 001‘.
' I ' L M n v _ . - --------- 4 gres began its sessio he Ant;
rgrowth of t,” town I- -~ I; - ~ ' " ‘ ‘- “ ‘-‘ 'SI. LOIIS ........... a 95 .476 WY 0dny. More "in?" o “319%; a;
Sunda Dinnet's: 75ct&' Washington -------- 30 '3 '2‘“ had prrived this morning all:
,y 1. x. , ., - 8 ‘—." more are expected during uni my.
- “ii II," in TM‘% ..;'.I...'.,,I “‘"d‘y‘ Results. eorge E. nurstnw president of tho
, ‘ 5 Boston 'i: Chicago. 0. ongress. replied to the address of
”TIT Philadelphia,’ 0; Detroitfil weicbme for the Congress. .
w New York. 5: eveisnd. 2. Before adiour (the r'eport ottIIe
Sav Society
, rosette:
Dep'di‘iis‘ 'Jlnie ‘292’ 1909,
, I 62"?!“ ‘3'1073107‘8 wa ...
mfi‘ifiiliiéwimt
Home. Curtis. strumm-
wili present l.ynwood'.tihe great Initi-
ilis will be the bill for the
first three nights, with matinee Wed-
hut they rulely shun'
noon meeting It dozen or more addres-
LIFE "Q
Lydia E. .Plnkham'p
Comm
Vegetable" and
Violins W V «flutlpvx:
t eiIIIs ti-
> kllamfnege
I ' :tIliilie Compound
- even rs
1 ’° ill.
was Is wal
a ___u1‘fe
nyrsrs ofml
I
8
II
to try
Lydia E. l‘inkhsm' s
Yesetsbl Corn.
llntl antli worked
keacirsrm. ltrre.
lieved all my pains
so: lodvlse all suffering
H .y
we ten to yta diaE. i’inkllams
N;
'euI-table Compound."—-Mns. Fairs
VIII; .\',l‘UN \Hflln W Va.
l.ydts r: l‘lr llam'si'eueteb'le Com-
uud. made roln native roots and
Erin»), wlItaills no narcotics or harm
l Chi?! and toda agholds the record
for the or eat num l‘ of actual cures
of female I lscasI-sof a'n rillnilar Int-Ill
dine in the‘ countingn nti'flw WWI f
vollultarz testimonials are on III It)?
the Pin hIIn laboratory It L
salt, from \Iomeu who have It
mm] from almost over l_orin ‘f’
female complaints iuflam Lillian. u
ceratton .displacemontaiibnoid toners.
irregularitieuieriodlepnilu.mm
ind Nesta estrous pr stration.
Ever rlItI‘lsu or Huguriltulllttretiitlo
lIersef vet .ydia i-‘. Pi‘nkhlun' s
Ve table .umpouhda trial .
you would like special advice
also t. our case write I confiden-
tial e tor to Mrs. PIIIIIIIaIn. It
you. Ilium. Her “Moe is free.
alwaye helpful.
.. 3:1... .. _.
MYI$IIONA Y.OAV
"ism-Ir NORTHi‘lFll o Mm, Atla-
llsl awbiiasionnrt Day was obitel'ved
at the Nortlltleid General Conference
today and all the meetings except the
camp council were addressed by nlis‘
siotiarles of prominence. in the after-
sea wI-re given.
TIIE NEW SCIENGIE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chirotnnetic‘ts the ‘ICIOIQQ it the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
pulls; the skate. Diseases Ira caused
by a wrench twist or s rain in the
hunt soon If «loin in attendee It
creates- pinched nerves and We in
later life in the dlit'erent omn- and
ii
[EDTPODPMXIOI'I remove the sense or
Ihti otsesee and pain, and health Is
restored throush han'nonisiag the III
nerve systems in your bod.
Nervousb'esti, Rheum-It . Pal-sly
sis. Heart Kidney and Female Dis
Eases are 'given special attention: also
urvsture of the Spine. .Yoe will
and r regret giving onimrIctto‘ I
chance to help you. -.
T.FRANCIS.D.C.
94 WAOHIN'GTON'DT: 80. NOSWALK
heuristic Treatments jclvsti‘arse.
In._'.
*..__...._..L_..... _. .. .._ .
hit batsman. netted the visitors five
runs and put the Noruaika out of the
running. The visitors played errorless
bail.. while the locald' I-I'I‘Iir column
totaled III-ten.
“A's Crihill played ‘Mth the South
~,Norwulit (‘iub learn and Barry did
not put in an nppearsme..the o'eais
eased into service. John liewire. oi'
Central-t, oiiiciawd tie umpire, and out
side of one or two bud decisions otl
balls and strikes. gave daiiafat'iioll.
The itrndhursts scored three runs
in the first inning on three alagiea. a
double and is base on Mills.
The Norwniks put two runs over thr-
piule in the third Jimmie (libiitl' it
hit scoring Skelly anti MoKiernan
Good playing was then furnished un-
til the I-iabtb, when some of the io-
culs seemed to forget all they knew
about catching the ball i-‘ive ermrrt,
combined with three hits and a hit
batsman gave the Iiaitors five runs
and an ItniIIIrlnoItntaliie lead.
The iocpls added one to their total
ill the eighth on doubles by (libilll an!
Nedley.
The score:
Bradburst Freld Club.
All it ii, Pt) A E
it‘iynn. :ib. .......... til 0 l 2
Moran, lb, ......... i ‘2 l 10 0
Wagner. rot. ........ .'I ‘.‘ 2 l :3
Klell. ll'. ...... -i l l d 0 l
W. lluntl. cl. ....... I 2 i l 0 ll
lIoliItI. 2b. ......... i l 2 d it
ti. liund, rt. ........ 4 ii i It It
MPII‘IdIlt‘n. I'. . . . . . I ii i) 'ii 2
Sienna, p, ......... e o 0 0 ii
'l'til'iill ........... it? it ll 27 Li
Norwelko.
AB’ ii ii PO A
Cunningham. 2b. 1i (i 0 ti 1
Skelly. Sill .......... 4 l l ‘0 I.
(iiblin, ri. .......... 2i i L! I II
Yolk. p. ............ ii ll ( l I‘.
FOUND, lb. ........ i ii i l'.’ 0
Nedldy,ss. ......... 2 ti l l 2 2
Smith. if, .......... i ll 0 1! 0
Deal. cf. ........... 4 il 0 ll 3 L'
McKicrnliu. c. ..... 4 l l i 1
Totals ...........!ll 2! ti 27 H
Score by innings:
iiridhursl lt‘. (‘.. t0 0 0 0 0 ll
Norwtllks ....... ti 0 2 0 ti 0 0 1
Summary:
lCIIrnt-d 'rttne~N0rwnlks 2.
Two-base hits-«w, lillnd, (‘nnningv
llaln. (liblin. Nediel.
First on balls- 0ft Stearns. (I;
\‘ollt. l.
:s-
Left on bases—liradbrtret F' (‘..
Norwnlks. 6
Wild pitch Vuik.
First on error-II ilratlhnrnt iI‘. (..
tilt by pitcherw Moran.
l'IIIplre 'r-JOIIII Denim.
Time» Ilse hour, 35 minutes.
7.;
\
Taylor Avenue Best West Norwaik.
tllc eco're of? 6,111 on exciting con
ION- 0‘ “WI" alumni“. 0“ "N West of Peru‘s transporting men and mulli-
Norwaik grounds on Saturday The tious oi vrsr mer the Andes and the
battery was (‘ouuor and Connor for 'neceesily of reaching the country in
me West Ends. and Miller and Rule
.for the West. Norwrriks. There were
only four hits in the whole game.
three going to the West Ends and one
min to West Norwalks. The umpire
I'ss Moriarty. (uttnol' struck out
fifteen men. while Miller struck out
eight, The feature of the game was
8. Connor": three brine hit in the
twelfth inning. i. Connor was disabled
any team whose nlelnhera' ages arr-
under twenty years and guarantee one
half expenses, Address .1. Connor. ‘lii‘t
‘Taylor avenue. for games.
'IN THE LEAGUES.
National League Standing.
Mt inc-at mo NI I‘i.
SteamSlIip' Tickets
. NITlIi’roil's do
J.
Washington, 6: St. Mills, 1.
' Gaines Tb'iis'y
Chicago at Boston.' ,
Cleveland at New 0ft.
Detroit It Philadei hid.
St.‘ Louis at Worthington.
. a _. I’M“ 9.
Connecticut hug» Standing.
iltl.‘
scientists oi“
Iii-Nomad
Mutt
.,» IL
l 4
Kerr silt one man. arid .ioe' nest wast
o iy interested, and Chili and lirazii in.
0' .
directly.
" less to think that the excitement
0 II blind on the part of the politicians
, then- to bring about an armed
E tul Ital with l'I-rtl might give her an
I outlet to the am by demanding' its an
0 indemnity Moque (inn provinte.
0 southernmost in Peru and adjoining
i'l tlI'I harbor ol llo at the mouth at the
i' to he an excellent one and its acqui-
l advantage to her.
7 ilssuilletl by tile
1’- il—nS i if Argelrtinn'eaward is acct-prod that
(~13 should |iI‘l'\‘t‘liI further trouble, but if
(if! i
SIHII‘R 0111-“! Slenrnl. 4: b)’ Volkl is also being discussed with much an
The. Taylor Avenue West Ends beat' from the military standpoint it is be
the wI-sr Narwalil’Athtetfc cum by New could
and J: Moriarty took his place The Hampton Roads nearby, steam out for
Taylor Avenue W est Endsxhallengo their deep sea drills 30 miles off the
”WW“ . '--—--":r-~_
New Haven ....._,.4tl 48
8 bid ‘46’ "
Nort pion .; , 52‘ ,
lirid I‘l ... ...... 3i I'Iil .liit
Sunday's Results.
Newilaven,4: New liritnilt .i
Waterbury, 7; Ipltlxeporl. 5 lllrst
some: Ilridgeport', I‘l: \l’ateruI-y. it
(around some). .
Saturday's Results.
liolyoke, ti; Springfield. 5 (first
laurel: liolyoke, 9: Springfield, it (set--
,opd gamer. .
Northampton 4; iiurlforti, .. (first
gamer; Nortiurlnpton. 9; Hartford. .5
(second game).
Waterbury. ii: New "won; 2.
Bridgeport, b; New Britain. 2.
'I
Games Today}
iirldgepnrt at New ilritnin.
lltlt'lfolti at New IIM'HI
Spring id at Wu eriinry.
NortlIiII‘n p’ion at iiIilyoke
D058 BOLIVIA ANT, A WAR?
‘ : . . .. '~—¢-. .
Believed by Diplomats to Be Looking
for Trouble with Peru.
WASHINGTON. August 9:48 lioii-
via seeking a pretence to bring on a
war with Peru? ’l‘lIis (llll‘SIIUfl ill being
asked. seriously, too. by South Anteri-
,(‘flll diplomats who are watching every
development in the situation in which
Argentina, iioiivia and Peru are directs
/
l
Some of the diplomats pro»
ill
ilnlivia over the Argentine award.
which has favorable to Peru. is really-
run
liltt wltil I’s'lu nominally to secure a
then satisfactory adjudtment of the
boundaries or the disputed tract but
actually aimed at territorial conquest.
iloliila has no 000000111. A success
llll'
'lthiiesn lromirl in that protlnce is
litter of Hull name. The harbor is said
niiioll by liolitia would be of great
Much depends on the nititudtI to be
lioliviun (‘otlgrcss
which opened its sessions Saturday.
i
on the contrary lioiivia refuses to
abide by that decision and proceeds
III occupy the disputed territory, ser-
ious trouble is ahead.
(‘hiii's probable ttitudo in the event
-ol hostilities betilr en liollvia and Peru
limaiion. ileI financiers hale been
spending considerable money in the
Iwork of railroad ,constiuctiou in Ito
liIiII alld the popuiaI sympathies are
”helieud to be with that country. licr
'unlriI-ndliness to Peru dates back to
the (‘hiiian Peruvian was of II quarter
of u century 080. .
\\itlI (‘hiii's assistance. llolivia
,would limo a decided adiuntngc. and
.more‘ easily deflect the
prion occupation of the disputed tract
.beoausc or the practical impossibility
a roundabout way.
PRACTICE OF BATTLESHiPs.
Used as
Torpedo r
Bests' tb‘ B's
Tomato:
0]." POINT COMFORT. Va. Ali- '
gust 9,—When the giant battleships of
the North Atlantic fleet now lying in
Virginia Capes. they will take two lit-
tle torpedo boats, probably to he shot
to pieces. These tiny craft. the Nich—
olson and the O'Brien, among the old»
est in the navy. are to serve as tar-
gets toward which the massive guns -
of the fifteen baileships are to hull
l
. ‘2.
executive committ and the an-
nouncement of the standing coInI'Iilt-
teas will be made .
" DROWNED iN .N'EW HARTFORD
POND. " ‘
WINSTED August a. —-Patriclt
Bradley was dfiiwile‘d While swimmingl
I} . ‘ty, 4
I. ‘\
i
l
% -L
it Striker-v Forces Auovrnente'd by Sym-
column! .tha second weak 0! the labor
rtroubies in Sweden shows no abate-
.ment of the conflict
Iready' on “strike continue to augment
their forces by the addition of sympa-
ladders in other trades.
«III-tile of “thread Inert is threatened
‘forz August. .11.: ..
nitidlriiim tq'
.hnn'dan. The Iowernmvnt. autoimmu-
:Ecrég: towélefkp rsofls
D M. Read Co
Ion-stories to."
' Ir” *3 III-tn."
The Store closes at live o 'clock except Saturdays.
Refrigerators in the August Sale
'Oak Cases gla'ss- lined“
\':llIII- Slum for $48. 00. \.IlIIc 15 5‘00 for $44.00.
Ash Cases, galvanized stedl . ' '
\':IiIII- $II.5II for $9. 20. \diut- $r6.oo for $12.80.
Soft Wood galvanised litied.
\':Iiuc $10.00 for $800. Value $12.00 for $9.60.
Eddy. Zinc lined, slate shelves.
for $10.80. \‘nluc,$47.50
for $20.60. Value $48.50
Jewett Refrigerators.
for $17.60. Value $32.00
White Frost, all metal.
for $00.00. Value $4II.(I)
White Mountain.
Value $22.50 for $18.00. Value $5010 for $40.00.
This offers a chance for t‘I‘IIliUliliCilI buying. and. with
t'ill't‘ a III‘II’Ig’t‘I'iiII'JF lasts for many scnsons. Those are all
llttc models with every invention for IIlt‘ sanitary preserva-
tion of food.
Iron Beds at Half Price
for $38.00.
for $38.80.
Value $t3._:.o
\':tlut- $25.75
Value I for $25.60.
22.00
\';Ilttc $25.0) for $32.00.
Size 3 it. and 3 it. i. value $0.75 for $4.87.
valui- $9.50 for $4. 75.
Size 3 ft. valui- $2i.00 for $10. 50.
Size 4 ft. h cable $18.00 for $9.00.
value $25.00 for 3:150.
value $13.50 for $6.75.
Hair Mattresses, Crown Silk Floss and Cotton Felt
Mattresses .are all at special reductions for the dext week.
Fourth floor. Furniture Store.
White Wash Dress Goods
I
August Sale Prices
Poplins. French Lawns.
\‘nluc 30c for 310. \':Iluc 75L for 60¢.
\"aluc 30c for 240. \‘uluc sec for 40¢.
\‘aluc 25c for 20c. \"aluc 40c for 32:.
Batiste, 40 inches. Batiste. 45 inches.
Value 30c for. 24:. Value 75c for 60¢.
Value 20c fot' 16;. Value sec for 40¢.
\'Itluc 15c lor,xac. \‘nluc 40c {or 32c.
French Nainsooks and Muslins. India Litton. Crepe
Cloths Ind Linen Finish Skit-tings at like reductions.
Table Damasks. Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, no
per cent. discount.
4
LJ‘-
The e M Read :59
dbl-'5
I... r. ‘SIJII at our ww
Illlt
lr‘dvp‘r'
I
.;I
ClearanCe Sale
Our Semi-Annual Cleei'anee Site has started out in good
form. Bargains appear on. every- counter
mdtbctwesn «Intern. liar yous 0.2.,
SATURDAY Puncunsss
BE SURE ‘ro SEE OUR BARGAINS IN
Hosiery, Gloves, Shirt Waists
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Philadelphia Nnty Ydrdv accordlitfikto
indications. will experience coastgu-
able activity from now on and I adm-
ber of workmen who recently were
laid off for lack of» work followinrtbe
,outllttlng of the battleships now mir-
ticlpatittg in the cruisetulr Illusionist:-
tic Elect. will be reoraployedn ,Ftdlow-
in: the, plan or the Savannpuertamt
to repair all war vessels at that: W
stations the mttieahip.Kentu¢kanttll-
ed term the local navy not yesterday
for Norfolk. it is understood). III“.
me Navy Department will expend
“500,000 in the. refitting .lhere.
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armors Association todIy air,
citli'ens of al class I to 1‘helii
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Holyoite ..... .,..;..54 31 “685 yesterday afternoon. The body has-:- em I: sell rt oudrthe IocOnd. most American consul-senor” here. who
lrllertfordry ........ “.68 at .600 been repovsred and will be so to his; lm rtant wedish town where the .srhas operated on last month for stoni-
:Watub .. ..... .AI 44 .632 home. Mild?) .W-lio' was 2 year's rs hare been minced Ii! strike-inlet; trouble, today left the. asaitsrlum
ow Britain .......4‘l it ~ .618 old III nomarred n.3,;- rs...‘. I. .. I. .. I .r‘. ,. missed I. .
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