polo build?
in it i ..now. your
, so or u titration would
fit minutes "11d you would
9nd "ordination will" dl‘
“ you enhanciov come a
doc stomach be re you
on don't, tempt you, or
sit lesion to ill] Wit
lump 9: lead in your
, .. ShsVe heartburn.
.él distention, ,
Pharmacist; tor a oooent
tis'e ,Dlupepslu and take
ill“! serum its, you ooh.
borne sour risings; no
i‘uadlgested ,tood mixed
stomach gas .or heart-
‘ .hsavy;.teelliig in the
,;_i)eoiiltating, lisad.
hotness or intestinal: gripiiis.
”go. sud; besides. there
undigested mod left over in
, _‘ “altitude. your breath
o
as. certain cure
_ 1 , . its: bemused:
it brmostsudtim spit I,toljteu hold
..lg _‘ es s~_1t not t 6
Mil hill: Wasn't'there.
five minutes trom nil atom-
’ ' obit-amt. .cnseu contain
“Multichtoithoroughly it re
» ' cone of tiy'papsla, lndl as-
‘d it other stomach disturb.
r Wrecked Havoc With
. ”brook Otrtlctdro.‘ ,
Wilcox, Oct. 27.-—Tralllo was
ly’tied up late yesterday at-
over the turnpike rottd be-
llow Haven and New London by
lilo: way of Wright's river
, odor the weight of a steam
or passing over it. The road
bedded itself in the under-
I sud it will be necessary to
,4, derrick-to raise it. it will
lily be several days before trot-
resumed.
ts South For Stile
H HildeLine. Savannah
1e sail on Domin-
ionVS. S. 66.
Lines & 00
“ mwanfhblt .
its roast and. Real
.‘Eétate, Agents
'lll'lAP.A¥§- ,boiilspltWALK.
mum.
ssgyrstu‘s'omonwstx.
«insurance
7 $3,707,107.48
bursa s1. Hum run.
will. A. crisis. Vic's-m
dim A. she. no a run.
1 should be equipped with it dainl!
7 snow white, one piece "Standard" Port
-‘ cslsln Enameled Lavatory.
silence."
orthodox?
s
"lid s ‘
Tbilisi-loss- srttiits wonftheir audience
at theirlilrst announced and each at
them were obliged to respond to num-
erous ensures. Beginning Thursday.
October 27th. Herbert Seyrsll, the lion-
don Jolly lacy. will present a popular
act. Eight 0 her big feature acts will
be introduced at that time.
...-...—
MUSlC HAIL
Another large audience greeted the
stars at tho vaudeville stage at. Music
Hall. last night, and the some show
will he presented ngnili‘tonlgltt. For
tomorrow night the 111nnogement- has
secured 1a bill that will be hard to
beat. buying for their head-line the
four Bantu Brothers. Who will be seen
in an Very strong 'inuslcnl not, playing
ill kinds of string and brass 'instruo
merits. George Hunts is considered a
marvel on the cello. John .1. ill ck
&‘Co.. in an criginni comedy skei .h,
entitled The Main Guy. This not con;
sists ointour people and every one an
sstisl.i,.fllatnk nits-Williams, the neat-
est novelty sketch song and (lance;
sftlstshln vaudeville; Clothire and
Momma, I wonder in a unique conto-
tly acrobatic act. The Morinrlty Sis-
ters, theolevercst pair of children on
tho'stago today. doing a song and
dance itch Joe Kline and his company
or tour clever young ladies will con
ttnuelor the balance or the week and
lodging 1mm tho encorcs they have
to respond to, the uuillenco enjoys
their act immensely.
FILES CURED lN ii To 14 DAYS
PAZO OIN'l‘MlnN'l‘ is guaranteed to
onto any case of itching. Blind. Blood-
'ing or Protrudiug Puss in ii to it
dsys or money refunded. tide.
...-......
me would-be flutterurs otter
tiring on a lot of salve. spoil the ef-
tecl by.rul1bing it in with a wire
brush.
...4 ...... --.... ......
I‘lII‘quWWW.M
‘COKE
in that furnace of yours and save
money. Just so satistsctory as
Cool and much cheaper.
25 Bttshels
otr-rusiu’soflizs you 1
$2.75
STOVE AND RANOI SIZE.
$3.25
ouivsslo.
rev lT AND ss couvmcso.
C(lonneohhut
Phone Company.
ii
6!
svsuv LADY'I ossss’mo cilan-
sen
its” you «or stopped to consider
how dellshttuliy convenient it would
be to have hot sud coldruunlng water
in » your dressing climber, -s
in sentiment or tirst door toilet
to ,l its presence would shoot you
the highest defers or contort.
, . “will sled r tints you prim. Our
ii iii illicit
ssswlam sun wss'r srs.
onalBank
‘souru, monastic court.
A slusesi. saunmo
susmsss
list In ‘ ens mm ”
was» , Wow '
oily competent mes 3
1) tors are sir?
:ht
genuine and reliable.
“ After tall:
Booklnntl, Mo.
Compound has been on
female
hersel
Made exclusive!
NOT WELL PLEAOED,
Stove Long is noted for attending to
his own business and saying very ill-
tic about it. One morning on inquisi-
tive neighbor met him returning train
the woods with gun over his shoulder.
”Hello, Sieve, Where yr lit't'll'.’ Al
shootin'?" -
”YBD."
"What ye been a-shootln‘?"
"Dog."
”Yes don? lily! Was he hind?"
"Well, he didn’t ioolt so (lunged well
pleased." whipplucott'u Mugusine.
FIVE PIECE ii”
Parlor Suite
in two-tone Velour, ltemiiar Silt). Silt!
clnl this week
$20.0
Twenty per cent. discount on all
Parlor Rockers.
r. A. WHEEL
“causes want me men on.
~ NORWALK‘. douu. ‘ '
THE NEW sciEhCi
Definition of. Chiropractic .
...... JWWMW‘W; i‘l‘
1M5] them. Discuss. It. all!“
,twilt, or sprsin in the
s w
; ’ nice in obildltosd 11
icon fifties piiiltihed 113:... and m is
II!!! lit. to
MIDI. .
t. dlitsmn or”. sad
hironrsoloi‘lmsiuovs m,
_ asses
no disease sad sis. sad salts to
. onus distill
. ”Minerals-lied . . ,s
-‘*>N5fl.9mmw. _ .1. .
strum, , m, . sis
when. siren specials tie-l “00
as its?“ the. spiscs.m has wit:
’ 5 .T. museums.
s
atria
I 'l O K J ‘ |
That despondenc 1n women 13 a mental condition often
traceable to some distinctly female illi
Women who are well do not have the blues, neither are
they irritable and restless. Deran emcnt of the female
0 anism breeds all kinds of miserab e feelings such as back-
ac e, headache, and bearing-down feelings. Try, Lydia E.
l’inldum’s Vegetable Compound. There is no doubt that
it has made many remarkable cures of female ills atterlall
other means had failed. There is hardly a day that some
woman does not write us that ~thisi'sim le old‘ medicine,
made only of roots and herbs, has cur
illness after several doctors had done their best and failed.
Here are two such letters—read them—they are
Baltimore. Md. ~“ For tour years my lite wss almisery to
me. I had suffered with terrible troubles so long that I won
discouraged. i had given up all hope of ever being well when
I began to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It
restored .l'ny health and I felt as though new life had been
given me. and I am recommending-it to all my intends."—
Mrs. W. 3. Ford, 1938 Lunedowne so, Baltimore. Md.
ltocldnnd. Me.--“I was troubled for a long time with s
in my back and side and was mlsornble in eve
doctoreii until I was discouraged and thought
get well. 1 read is testimonial about Lydia E. Plnkbnm's Vege-
table Compound and thought I would try it.
lng three bottles I never wss sowell in myiite.
I am recommending Lydia E. Pinkhnni’s Vegetable Compound
to all my Moods." - Mrs. Will Young, 8 Columbia Annual
For 30 yours Lydia E. Pinkhom's Vegetable
o stondnrd remedy for
ills. No sick woman does Justice to
who will nottry this famous medicine.
from roots auditor-be, and
but thousands 0 euros to its WEI“.
‘ Mrs. Pinkhnm invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She lino
gut ed thousands to health honor chin-no.
dress Mrs. Pinkhnm. Lynn. Mass.
at all manner or circumstances sud lw
is. It: "i"
* "Christies dis i
umsuiuerou.sv._somoiiwsu “.13 ' m
: "‘0
‘ till
. so amass or use bleidlo out-iii, o1
AM
her of a- severe
wny. had
would never
“can mo citrate Lines.
in,» to am “realest. Routes and
Joint commandant; Washington.
WABHlNG’l‘ON. 00L 87.—ththsr
or not steam railways shall cooperate
physically with electric lines is a ques-
tion which has been pro ted to the
inter-State Commerce 00m isslon and
which is to he'nrgui-d st Ci innati. 0..
in I few days.
The case ei‘iusnd“is‘ or unusual ini
parlance nnd'slgnltlcence because in.
to the present time the steam rail
rolsdu oi the country huri- refused ab
solutol to enter into any srrsiigmcnt
with shicirit: lines for through mules
and point. rates. either tor lrelght 01
too passengers. The law does not ex-
plicltly require physical connection bu-
twoen two ruiliouduueither steam or
ulnoirir-.hui it has the policy of the
commission in inter-state business to
require such connection to he made he-
tweon two steam roads, where the con-
ditlonu appear to demand. or oven to
warrant. The mailing at through
itiult‘ls and joint rates lor both freight
and passengers, naturally follows the
physical connection oi the two roads.
The extensive construction and 0p1
erstlon or electric lines has increased
the demand lor their connection with
steam roads. Many of them how an
delivered in silent n joint arrangement
with sieshi roads, but in practically
every instance the efforts have iii-en o.
no avail.
mum—....
HI GOT THI ORDIR.
A Uiiidon lirtn lately received from
another motion iii-in this letter:
Dear Birw’l‘miuy we have given your
M11. it. an order, insults to his oolossu.
tiupudencu. Win-re did you lind him?
Mr. it. had only lost storied seilins.
and this was so order troni s lit-in that
all ibis pmtleoossors ~iisd “Muted ill
will. ’lhe hood ot .Mr. X‘s lll'm enlist]
him in and questioned him shout the
rim of "colossal linoiidencu."
", all." the young traveler explain-
ed, “you, told mu to sdsot myseit to
have to possible customers iii their
to this one the. head didut
look up for ihreo minutes sitar i went
in, and then he said. Well. what biood.
unsung lirui do you represent?” 1 save
it! your cord nudism. mum rotten
yrppim.‘ end it seemed to tickle
1‘ “'s _
j lswssoso not” Lilli.
John ll. Golden. who wss suing the
oritsw lions.
an d. u. o. o. modem Oddtel
l: for ”.000 d , _ tor a libel»
publication. ye or. m sword:
tile, siioerlor court helm when the
zone was tried. The utterly aim
its on momma " ldsti oisltnsd,
:iisd subtleties in shortlist-Issuing.
‘llGeriell‘ltillt , ot’
been con mulls
‘ mm o
_ thedtld‘t'ot
1r1'l'sls w ’ ‘1 have 2
, with great dlfflculify Iii iiiimssibleiim
.i ‘. m it“ ,
A ,Deilcsey at tits booth country at
Little Old .Rhods Island. ‘
FROVllllllNClt, 0ot.‘2’l.~-1Dlll you
ever not. oornlod oyshsr‘l it not. you
have missed the lineal trait old ocean
heart. For. and tho stutemsnt is ad-
Vbliced deliberately, titers in no uyso
of its coloring. ,
So seductive and altogether dollght-
ful‘iéis' the “corntell oystdr“ thut onl
m-l’teor Bilenli otit infitll'e cold phra-
‘soology or pure science“: There is Just
one-1 drawback to correct enjoyment or
this marvellous'shell'llsb. namely, that
it cannot be purchased. it therefore
becomes _s public duty to point out.
how e'veryhddy may enjoy oorni'ed oys.
tors at a smaller expenditure than is
necessary for the inferior ilsh market
variety.
it is at this season that Rhoda
island families which cling to
good old customs of half a century
ago—~msinly thoseot the South coini-
ty. and not a great many even there-~-
lsy in their winter suppilos'ci oysters.
in some households this is an autumn
duty equal in importance Willi husk-
ing the corn. harvesting thi- turnips
and stocking the collar with a barrel
or two of older made from home-
grown apples, the spring remainder
ct which. turned to vinegar, will serve
to give test to the boiled dinner.
it. is not so easy now as it used to
be to collect your own oysters in put
down [or the winter. Fifty years ngo
an oyster rake was an indispensable
part of the equipment of every wcil-
ttMlo South county (arming fninily.
and the day when it was brought Into
use was looked forward to by all the
family.
When that time came all hands
would climb into the roomy turiu
wagon and journey to the shore of the
buy or one of the many salt ponds
along the south shore connected with
the ocean by brcschways. ’l‘he wagon
was of course loaded to the Kunwnle
with good things to eat, preparations
for the picnic having been under way
for several duys.
Arrived at the shore. horses were
tethered and generous nrinluis ol hay
thrown to them, the women of the
family busted themselves in unloading
and assuming the edlblt-s, the children
sought the myriad diversions the sen-
tho serious business oi the dsy, the
gathering of oysters enough for three
or four months. '
Skills could always be borrowed, and
armed with their oyster builds the
farmers bout to the task oi scraping
tell, ocean's bed for shellfish. it a
man was not prosperous enough to
own a rake» really something of a lux-
ury since ileum» into use so seldom
.10 could usually borrow soon-one
rlrr's. and if he did tint cure to do thut
it was [meslhlo in those halcyon days
to pick up a barrel or so or oysters in»-
twoou tides.
When the oyster gsiiierers hove re-
.urncd to their homes the llrst tiling to
will keep and grow tut until called tor.
.Iluch oyster is laid with the convex
in» oi‘ the shell downward. The oh-
iect or this ill to upside the animal to
serum its liquor without it continual
utisonlsr strain in hunting its shell
closed. ' , - l
The oysters they be stored in their.
inrrel or on the ssrth liner of the col-
‘ar. The prime moulsitels illittytho
plane where tho! lire kept Ill!" "M
tst‘rly cool without danger oi transmit
during the colt! weather to ohms. A
dampened burlap is laid down and tho
sliolltish sre placed on this. tier shove
tier. us they on seen piled up in a
restaurant window, but without the
chuuli or ice iii the top (it the pile.
When the structure is ccmplstbd the
oysters ore thoroughly sprinkled with
cold water and covered with mother
piece of dampened burlap.
cell or so thereslter it is the duty at
some member or the tsmtly to, teed
the oysters sud ltsep them moist by
sprinkling them with water mouthing
comment. The theory or the voter is
renting issksgs ot the Juices within
and or the nest instills oysters sh-
llte but to grow int.
grow on soil ‘osy be not an?»
rounds out into piston. . ill
curves. turns “fillet; in color. '
proves wonderfully to hover. ill but?
user ot reassess institutions its
u mun bed 11 sitditiiitlsdl new; limit 1
“a lor stem. mate‘srshuueh‘m “
r._ elsewhere ssi’llech‘tntsd’ oysters at
y.
the booth doubt
ter in this or any other country that ‘
con compare with the curated oyster , 1
, lirdsilcscy of flavor, in plumpnells and . ‘
grace ol’ limits, or in the sort beauty >1
the ‘
more littered and the men not uboub
’i0 is to prepare the (latch so that it .. '
Oboe s1»
that it keeps moist the delicate“ shin :
slob: the lip of, the shell. thereby pre- _
sorb snoushonlt not‘ouiy'to WM“! ;
by this process they wisely do,
most indefinitely. The oyster: body, '
. ,
The D M Read Co.
Indium 1857.
O
1500 Yards of Silk. '
Bengalines. Molt-es, Baronettes, Fancy Stripild. Chaired,
and Figured Tsfletas‘. and Figured ..Msssaliiies, '
worth $11.00 and $1.25 I1 yard,
at 79 die.
This is 3. Silk Flurry‘worth getting into. All fashion-
able colors are. included in this collection. plenty 0f desir~
iiliic silk for separate waists to WL‘lll‘ with tailored gowns,
whole dresses, linings, llllil peiticoats. livery piece was
$1.00 or $1.25 a yard.
Clearance price 79c. Silk Section.
A Word About Trimmings
They are {159d in such profusion, and they are so strik-
ingly handsome. Such novelties us those arc in demand and
llclilg‘ shown:
Embroidered and Jeweled Bands in rich combinations.
Gamitures '\vith cncrustntious of pearl. crystal, jet. gold.
Sill/Cf, and gun nictal.
Nets for waists to match cloth suitings.
Fridges, Tassels,.Pendants, and small Appliqucs in the
way til buttons, and tlurcts of gold, silver and jet.
Household Bedding
Sheets. Pillow Cases and Quilts.
liartlly anyone "hikes sheets or pillow cases 110w, and
it is a great savingol’ time and labor to be able to get them
all ready for use.
Sheets comic in a (ltlZCll or more sizes, from 54 x 90 up
to 90 x 108. and the prices run from 50c to 95v.
Pillow Cases in every required size from to to 25c.
Hemmed Quilts from you up to $5.00.
Fringed Quilts from $1.25 to$6.rxi. A Special in a large
Quilt, fringed on four sides, at $1.50.
Cobred Quilts, very attractive patterns in pink, blue,
grccn and yellow, line imported goods with rose designs.
Center Sectioii,du\vcr lloor.
\
Remember the Exhibit of Teakwood. «Those are all
new pieces and the prices are especially low for introduc-
tion. There are a great many inicrcstiug things to see in
the Furniture Rooms. Fourth floor.
In looking at the new Casseroles and Mai-mites visitors
will sue some new Cooking Dishes of “Guernsey" Earthen-
ware. chupots. l'iu Dishes, Egg Dishes and Cassrroies
which have ltcnvy frames of copper and nickel plate.
The D. M. Read co.
11 iii-End
ii «is ,7’4 1
w Mo
As most at intends! tloimonth, we take domains and lirolten Lines
and put hernia Prices on them. To these we odd Binnie
items to mslie our Month-lino Elsie interesting.
We Mentions Few hiatus and invite You ‘
to .Ltloli ill Them All
CAMPLI OHM? WMITI LADIII' ‘GOIOITO
no ........ ..wstw 31.25 to ".60 imdlss' Corsets, ill to st in.
em .................. were $1.98 at ........... ............
.1.” ............ were ".26 Ladies' (mints, broken lines. .6”
Regular price $1.00
LADIII' APIONO
ILAcK same sitisvs
New tipsolsl st ............BOo
Neuhpecisi st ........ “o Lsdies' Aprons ..............ile
blew special at . ...... .....m Vslue title 1
Value star. indies Aprons ...............uo
Value bile
.AMPLII LADiII' IWIATIRI
A? IALI PIiOII OHiLDRlN’. 'WIATIRI AT “0
bargains in 9 it. by 12 it. Rugs
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a g , > . 4 .\ l
3 i» ' . . 1‘ “4 I I i' z , ' v
*1 new in?
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