I I”? FEBRUARY . tutti
IE'I‘Y NOTICES
AODNIO DIRECTORY.
. Wlii. Latino. No. 10:, Proud A.M .
.‘ ~in Masonic Building, South
rent lat and 30 Tuesday or
month—duly and August .ex-
plinth-At 8 unlock. All actor
@mtcordiaily invited. Henson .
B“canto. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
Bwithout“. N0. 38. R. A. M.
Moo in Masonic Building. South
_ n street 20 and «tn Tuesdays of
“..tmontanuly and August ex-
d-nt 8 o‘clock All Royal Arch
«one cordially invited. Charles Ii.
II II. P. Robert M Wilcox. Soc
Nmo clarinet. TELEPHONE
. CALLS
hiewe Department
Liliane Department
.llrench Office. Not-walk
Editor’e Reeldence
' icy Editor'e Reeldanoe
AssocIaiIon
MORY STIIJV ENS. l’rtiaideli -
£10K H.1l0WAN Vice- I’ren dent
31$“ lllN'l‘AlllI anr'otury
HE CORE "1"1‘ Treasurer
' Executivei‘ommittne
‘ BELL FROST
LIES] '1‘. lIlMOND
. W.ALI)RON
.JDNNINUR
' WI- III. POH mu AN
II'rIIIN' uwm'rz
WORKING THE PUBLIC.
Since we rocantly \vatnod our road.
91's to be on the lookout for smooth-
otigtiéd perpetrators of "anchor"
guinea, we hnvc rucolvcd abundant
confirmation oi’ the bolict‘ that tho
‘ warning was both out and timely. ()i'
dourse we do not think Norwalk and
South Norwalk. in tho India. are much
“worse off luthls resncct than the avor
.039 community, but takcry in no rc-
sonroeful that etcrnai vigilance in N"
. quired. Every day almost Wi‘ Ill't' told
. how home individual with II littic
"monoy. usually lIard-carnI-Il sovihg‘u, in
literally talked into hiding a party to
a scheme.
" All of this govt-I to prurc that thcrti
‘ are thousands and thouaanda ot' III-oph-
. inthis country who III-c continually cu-
‘ xngod in thtI operation of working the
‘ public. 'l‘hcsc individuals. an II rulc.
'éeo vialona IIl‘ grout wI-altlI for lllt‘lil'
‘ selves by dclutilIII; other» into the lic-
lie! that wealth is at lllt‘li' door at-
most for tho asking. .
'l‘hcae worknru of tin» pntIlic III'I-i
sometimes out and out HWlllillel'li and I anti ()llli'l‘fi to cripplc, llllllllli'i' 0nd pow
, tahility.
, in the most IiIItIgtIItIIIII oi‘
. ‘n. Roonevclt has said that
uinister l‘Rdti arc tar IIIoI-II tinngorouu'
to the public good than thc out and
i. out yetlow journal. Likcwiuu. tho Hilll‘
ponediy respectable workor of tho pain
"0 works liIII morn iIIuiIlioIInly.
t It in really amazing to diurovor how
many, phonic will wilhdraw IIIIIIIII)‘
Tromlsafo invoatmcnia and put it into
propositional of which Iiwy haw not
9 no much an a ariatilla of actual know-
ledge. And then too lll‘lllilt' will plan
. their humor to binding (fonilhtir ul-
mosti‘or lllt' asking. it nhould no
humor in mind that it in our of ill"
ancient thingu in thc world to sign
yanr Danni! to II conlrutt and our of
, . tho llartloai to not it all. Quito a IIIInI-
' 7 hnr ef III-onto who II ad thin IIilI II-ni
1:0 thII full lIupIIIt or it
‘9 ...-.. -4“...
The boom ot’ (lhhl'lou A. Goodwin. oi
Hurttord, tor Izovnrnor. ant-Ina lo llt‘
mining already. ’l‘iu- Now lll'ltillll
Harald potato IIuI IluIt Ii huII IiI-vviop
ed very lililn Plllllillil'liilll than far. All
'ot the bump. in fact, will llt‘ in tin»
ayeIltI-iiinter tiIIIIII noon IIIIiIiIIII tin-y
hnvn II litilt» gingor lnluc icd into ilII-In.
”L00” llhn II meat III-anon Mount for
dark horuen. *\
“pan—....“
A NIDLECTED WORKER.
‘ In thonti rat-II moments when i’rnai.
10m Molina gets among hiII common
Mmon and “mixed.“ ho prom II
mam associate. The manna why
,ilMl’not do this oltoncr ho nulli-
' iy indicated in his I-IIInIIrlIII In the
Ito/II firemen and nngincern at
1“.“ logotht'r" convention in this
,ynntardny. "i want II lPhillmll‘
3'." ha nnld. “Will you help me get
Why uhonidn't i have a little can»
......»-
m in all dcpnrtmcnta or the raili
mum are asking for or have
redehorter hours. Meanwhile the
. his hour: lengths-hem This man
0e the money. who makes Ilia
0!, work for all those who work
fl.
‘It the head of tho calcium in
It), who makes possible dentin.
wander him. it ie generally
‘00 chance to even yearn for II
l‘old than." the Inca w U
“host walk, " is a neglected workor—v
neglected thouuh ha in
worker of all.
Register.
’ W
it will noon be than“ for the Demo-
cratn to hunt annotation to accent
the nomination tor oohnennman.
torts have "been made in
not Senator Jeremiah Donavon to take
a chance but he Aldo steps.
opportunity for a bright lawyer to get
some good advertising at
Bridgeport Pout.
mow—g- ....
......”
RIGHT TO THE P
It only coats 10 w cents n'dny to
Reno Charlies W. Morse in
prison. Not much.
wllridgenort Poet.
......w
The ltrockton Enterprine mourns the
less heat eaten will mean
{not that
higher leather and dearer
why not a summer boycott of shoe
lcather?——liaitlmore Herald.
...... ...
The women folk or thi
‘ are coming in for severe criticism IIII
oucouragorn of high price
oltl complaint; they are n
of housekeepers that mothers naod to
make. iiiii Providence Journal.
Editor Allen of the W
nus) ileucon has arrived in New York
llc says that l’rcaidcnt 'l‘ul‘t
all right.
could not. carry II single
that state it ho Were a candldato tor
otilce tomorrow.w New Haven Journal-
Courier.
..-..-
Those
lining tiincovcrI-d arc pr
pI-lcocfk Women‘s Nation
... . -.
Mayor Gaynor is now
York $1,000,000 a
views tlIc
alarm.~
nituntinn w
M.......... ......
llllWE hit an ill lill
Jillll llillll
(Continued from First Page.)
tiil'u luminous havt- boon I'Rlilllllxlll‘d
by tho facts ilit‘y could I
lllt‘ uuoatiou of daIIIagI-u iroIn July “.‘5.
‘20, 1003. tho period
1901!. to Soptomhor
of tho IIllt‘igcti boycott.
ihi- decision of the uuprt
tho quontiouu rainI-Il in
unit. .lutigc l'lntt nuiti:
"An l I‘i‘fltl that IlIiI‘Isi
lilll‘iltlt'ls it tho lil't‘lit'lllill
plan (‘llll‘l‘t'tl into by In
some arc garhI-d with hallway I‘i‘Hllt‘t‘-‘>llil.\' tltistroy llll‘ ability at tini plain-
lt is the inttor class which itiff to producc hats at hillllt‘ and in
tho two. ; I'onntit‘iiou thcrcwith III hinder. l‘l'llillli'
. lltHVt-illilili'l‘fl i and ililfifilllll'
' which are supposed to in! rcapcciahli' i ability to distrihutc llti product to non.
but which arc uucd to bring about :lilllllt‘l‘l-i to allow lillllt‘ti. llll‘rl'll)’ lll‘I'i‘lI'i
nnrily rI-udcring tho natural flow (It
ticsiroy
t‘tliililli‘i‘t‘I‘ lIchoI-II tin-
and Illilt'I‘ of IlI-poIIit to
stain
illllll}. now on Incortl arc
llli‘ :Iuptoniv t‘llill‘l to fort
in in this null,"
'l‘lI-i tit-t’I-IIIIIIIIIII in ct
tlIc amount of ililllllifli‘tt
ii\\illili'tl.
tho i llllt'il Slain» I‘IIcuit
Ihc fl‘ill' Inl building and
III-ll illlml with an tIIIIIi
i'I‘lPlll'llll'tl lhIIIiIIII‘y
IIIIII Imninnt ill‘i'i‘ 200
Fiwrtnnu nutiiirmd III-t,
Lovwn hula,
for tho tiI-l’I-IIIIII and lil‘
or John K. lli'm'll. or
noon for thc piaiulm.
Mr. lli-lt‘ortinl‘u IIIiIlIIIII
lamucn and
phruhtiu which
won ‘ftlll
lit‘pl th
to bring out. Mr. ilouc
an able arnunwnt hunt-Ii
ough itnnwiudge of all
the cane and when the
side of tin: can was lnit
port presented II strong
wax u martini up it w
and whhlhlr or not the
The only that which
he might with profit bo
oonuidered nometimen. wNew Haven
to he Intro,
think of what it cost to get him there.
now heavenly iIodit-n that are
your.
New llod i’orti Timon.
the
which l‘l’llllllt‘l‘t'ti III (‘Olll‘
il in youI duty to ut‘rcpt it an
llni law oi thin than that tho tit-hia-
roIIIlIiIIIIlioII that haa in
that thc t-lIaI-Izn wait unaiuai limit in
iI‘I'I-Iun and ”my rI-IIIaiIII-Il to iiut‘t‘l‘lillll
Youtnrtiay nan II Int-IIIIIIIIiIiII our in
to how thI liaai nruIIIIII-nta
hatturu‘
which 1). iii. l.ilt‘W|‘ & (‘0.
llllltil' union» for conapirncr.
for lIIIyt‘uliiliu
lilx-t‘IIIIIIrI-IIIIIIIIIII itoiIIirI
it}. liI‘r‘IIrIiIIi. of lli‘lllxi‘llill'l. Iipolui Rl'iil
iltmlcl linvcnpurt, or llI'iIlnIipuri. mad-I
lhc concluding ili‘ulillli'lll in tho allot
IpII-ni plan for ”W rights of tho work-
:Ithn to tho pointu which hn wIIIhoIi
nunior conduct for tho Ilottmac. put up
or Mr. Bunch lIutl conipiutod its attack
on the ninhuift‘n rum» tho defendant‘s
consideration with a Isomnieiunenn that
IIIIII well nigh porn-m.
the Iiay'n nrgummtation in hi: can;-
conversational hiutoricai style which
trial should prove to ho Along tho “has
indicated by Mr. Davenport‘s omit.
y. or think at overtime out his munch would he mgtmicd as com
large reason why he has parable In tho heat which have been
to “not together" with his to!» delivernti in the .court room.
motion "the at tho lhDIi‘. Inpnnm trials ,
iIiII‘tory. Itwna begun in 1908 and the
determination or it may determine
which will be victorionu in the struggle
butwuon the! ..Aniericuu Antidaoycott
Modulation and tho American Fedora»
tion «Labor. Lawyer Deli‘orent con-
sidered the mass of .ovidcnco which‘
had been brought into the case an
irrelevant and attacked the long his-
torical mass or evidence which the
plaintiff had produced with candidat-
able vehemencc. He unid that mislead
0st dealing with the case in hand the
niaintiit'a lawyere were continuously
harping on the Berg and 1100100: canon.
He referred to the mascot meat boy-
cott and asked the Juryinan if they
thought any judge on any bench would
rule that the Sherman anti-trust law
made that illegal.
Mr. llcii‘orest cmphanized the im
porinncn or the "common Inan"“nnd
told of thc power or the unions in lift-
in mun out of nortdom and placing
them on II higher plane. Ho charac
ttiFiIch tho complaint as n axhibitlon
or “untIiushlng rancaiiiy" prepared by
tho untidrust association, 0 secret
organization. uauinut laboring moo
who wore gulltlcna of wrongdoing. Mr.
Beach in his carciul review or thtI
testimony showed the weakness ot
the plaintiff in his attempt to show
that his business was damaged. "in
argumtint (lt‘llll much with tho cir-
t‘lllllfllltllt't‘s conncctnd with tho calling
out of tho workmen at llnnhury.
Danici Davenport hogan lIy compli-
montiiu: his colleugtio. Mr. Morritt.
on tho lino showing which an a young.
llliill he had shown in tho carrying on
of tho brunt of tho huttlti. He atatod
that for an annual payment or nix
I‘I‘RIS apiIII‘II or $12 IIitogntiIIu' Inc 200
Iich-ntinnta had tho lingo machinery at
tho Alucricdu Fodcration of Labor at
lhclr tiiaptIsal. llo nnitl ihai tht‘ira
worn 2,500,000 IIIIIIIIIII~ra rcprcuonllua
In purchuniug llilWN' of litotltidid pori
uonu who ch-c part II! thc IIIoI‘hlncrI
and (‘Rlll‘tl :llli'llllllll III tho condition
oi‘ affairs in this country at tho limo
It tho ltI-vtilullou wlII-n tho tinilrti
population was only 2.000.000 or which
only 4000 or 5,000 wI-rti adult lllillt‘ti
llo said that tho [\llll‘l‘lt‘iln Ft‘tlt‘l‘flllull
or Labor wan tho urtiatcat inatrunicnl-
or good or ill that than» l’\'i.‘l‘ wan. llti
hatl nvvcr round a IIcrIIIIu with iIII~
nainntlon anti Int-mat powcr largo
IitIIIIIgII to ho old» to rigorous tlIIi pow
rilIilitioa within it vim-pt Sauna-l
(louInt-rn and tho rI-auon why Hililliltil
(lmllllt‘i‘tl could I'onculw its ponr war
I that it wan SIIIIIIII-i 001"me who groa
up ulth tho hunu tuarhinc. lit-lug with
It Il‘i‘ill ilIIi do” whorl lIt' did its hook-
kvcplug nittir hourn in his It‘lll'llll‘lll
until now whrn llii annual laconic in
200,000,
the hardest
lilt-
tho past to
It is no
little coct.-—~‘
DINT.
m
the Atlantic
but
I
nhoen’. lint
a generation
s. it is the
ot the kind
ichita (Kan-
townahip in
oiIIIlIly rintin
at Daily.
saving Nown
TIIIIIIIInny
ith ncnuinc
Inly counltlor
Referring to
into I‘twl‘l on
thI prI-ucni
IIII liIc (‘lllll'l
ion or aklarun
I‘ IlIil‘cIIIlunin 'l‘I‘IIIlI- unlonu aIIIoIl primarily rtu
IzuiIIII tilltlllb, wan what Mr. Daw-upori
III‘InII-Il and no l'l'llll IlII- word» or Mr
llIIIIIpIirs anti pillow to show that thc
purponr of tho organization wan to un-
ionizc III-my iuIlnuiry and bring lllt‘lll
all undnr ihn ornItnlmIiioII‘n dominion
.\ir. (lIIIupcrn pmctirully Rdlllllll‘tl that
tiw loan of tho I lwt‘l‘ of button would
tlFRll‘tl)’ tlII- mic uieona of his ni‘xattlm'
”on. Thin won in a hunt-inn button
:I t-IIIIan-IIHIIIIIIII I'IImiItiliIiI- in which
application wan Inudti for an fllllt‘llil'
IllNll lo ”11‘ Rhcrmuu anti-Irma law
which would I-xcltuit- lnhor uniona
lIIIIn iiIc I‘m-Na of "W law. llli‘ pnI-
piano or llll‘ illlli'iltlllll‘lll lII-lnu in tin-
:IiIlIv llli‘ boycott nahlnul lawwo to in!
.IIIIlInIIIui Au iIII' ilii‘ liability oi thII
tll‘ll‘llilllllul thorn won on duration iIIII
that lhny wort» llnlIic. Mr. llln‘t‘ll-
port. lIIIwIIvor, tallI-Il nitration to :I
H notation of tho Allll'l”lt‘illl li‘IiIiI-rmion
of honor in which it Illt‘thlill llh MID'
port in tho dI-lt-ndnnta. .
Mr. lllIVI‘RINli'l IIIIIdI- It warm do
it any M iii» pIIIpIInIiu of tho llllllilitl)“
cull lllmilt’lflllilll, which hr Mid With
not ti nocrot Innm'laiiolt. llti told how
IiIIi Iitiltixnloa from Now London i'ltlln‘
II, Windham county and 'I‘IIiiIIIId ('illllli
II Wll‘t' iIIIItI-IIIIIIIIIIIII in having tin
l‘IIltIiIl Hinton t-onaiiiuiian IIdIIploIi IIy
IIIInIIIII‘liI-III, Tho roanou that thoy
IItIrltIid no hard tor its adoption wan
that Now lMllilim IIII-rrhaats to whom
Ihvy iurnlahati iirnwotnl iIIIIl dcclnrtid
II boycott nuniuul Now York. which
had hruviiy lIIIIIId tioonrciirut 0th
wood. and tho fanIIIu-u at t‘onntiniicut
did not liitI- ilII- imyI-ott which hurl
iiII-iir lIIIIIinI-IIII and tlIIirI-i‘nrt- workcd
for tho adoption or a coIIIItiiation
which would do away with tho Hill“.
In cloning lIII Apoito at "W .lohlllu
history of Mr. Loewe and wont into
tho matter or damagmi thoroughly. I
W
The cold and tower trimming: have
method A Mann where they are aimnly
irrcnluilhic. At nI-III heuvy and cam.
barman. they now are no dainty and
delicate in texture and drain that
may are Intquhdte combined with tho
hheorout and moat tinny of textiles.
plaitiilll’a
lItIIuc plant
IItiIcr Malt-II
no. in "UN"
portion to u
on round ivy
II II valid llllH~
llll‘l rcnllztitl
that will lit‘
mini mum in
tho IooIn wan
Illt‘i‘ winhina
in ihii
caui‘. in
it?“ briuulug
IIIIvIIIlIIiI'u Id
untlnr tip-
was tollowad
Now iiuvcn.
II wait an N"-
of tintchihz
n Jury widii
it. who in tin-
upon II than
tho data" of
analytic mind
for the lury'a
Mr. morons
ronclnnion In
The man who Item A shirt with
nth! unite with M! halide" cult thin
north; or nummnr will be looked upon
as did Inhioned for alumni Mary Inca
hails iwith dolinhi a tuhinn that in
comfortabiu Ilitl than who new at-
rnady ordain-Ii than shim III the bet»
tar hehnrduhorn lawn order“ them
outdo with colt “We beanie
they are mhicnahlc and tho [out hilt
cam tiny Int wmtcmnle.
an captivating
remit of the
the limiters
FRDLHI‘
SAJMB
uAronoAy threLVAuoun nALa
AATUAoAu
AATonnAv rwatveuoun oAtn
OATURDAY Twntvanouu eAtn
FRIDAE,‘ FEBRU RT 4, {920”
TWILVE- HOUR SALE
”From 9 ”A. M.
to 9P. M.
SATURDAY TWELVEIHOUR DALE
SATURDAY TWELVE-HOUR DALE
SATURDAY TWELVEIHOUR DALI
SATURDAY TWELVEIHDUR SALE
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TWELVE
noun
SALE
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,Twntvmuouu
EATURDAY
TW ELVE-HOU R
SALE
SATURDAY
Twnnvmuoun
sAL:
DATURDAY .
TWELVE-HOUR "
BALE
SATURDAY
TWEILVEHOUR
SALE
RATURDAY
TW LLVEIHOU R
SALE “
BIATURDAY
TWELVE-HOUR
SALI
sATunoAv
TWELVEHOUR
SALE
EATURDAY
TWELVEIHOUR
BALE
SATURDAY
TWEILV E-HOU R
SALE
SIATURDAY
TWELVEMOUR
SALE
SATURDAY
TWELVEMOUR
SALE
From
9
A. M.
to
9
P. M.
SATURDAY
TWELVEIHOUR
SALE
SATURDAY
TWELVE-HOUR
SALE
SATURDAY
TWELVE‘HOUR
SALE
MTURDAV
TW uLV£~HOUR
DALE
SATURDAY
TWELVE-HOUR
BALE
SATURDAY
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DATURDAY
TWELVE-HOUR
DALI
IATURDAY
TWELVEMOUR
DALE
MTURDAY
TWILVKIHDUR
CALI.
RATURDAY
TWELVE-HOUR
DALI
IATURDAY
TWILYIvHOUR
DALI
“TURDAY
TWILYI-HOUR
‘ . CALI
IRIDIIEL
TWELVE-HOUR .
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sALe ..I
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speak for themselves.
To Clean Up ALL ODDS AND ENDS left by our Great
Clearance Sales, We launch Tomorrow
A Twelve-Hour Sale!
of Goods throughout the entire Store—-
ftom cellar to attic.
OUR TWELVE-HOUR SALES were such a pronounced success last Summer that
we have planned for an overwhelming response.
The prices are so sensational that they
on the jump.
Saturday 'l‘wolvo-iiour Sale ..........................................
Tailorémade Suits
Woman's Suita that sold up to 827.50. Not IIIany~~-it'n the final goodbye.
They'll go out
$10.98
l oi 1 Women” II lam: (‘ huh I‘ (lilUi that sold up to
slit. 50 Saturday 'i‘wrliti lltIuI
...... .......................... $10. 000
CHILDREN’S COATS
Lot '2
Those (‘onis hold at $7.50.
“Other (Junta that HOlil up to
“2.50, Saturday ‘l‘welvti-llour Sillt‘.
COATS
$5.98
$2.99
Saturday ’l‘wcivthllour
WaiSls
3:.00 ,. hitt- Walton. about 0 or T Ilmnn l5
all wc haw. Saturday 'l‘wrlvcdlour Idah-
l
99c
Skirts
(hid assortment of about thirty-live Skirts, madc
of Panama,
tIIrIIII;
'i‘wciva-llour Salc
i‘cw Inlx-
33.95
Surge. t‘hoviot and a
sold at 87.50. Saturday
Corsets
200 palm of t‘oracta. nil lllnkt'b, worth up to
St .30. SIIlIIrIiIII ‘l'w-vivII-IIIIIII' Sulti . . ..
46c
5
Petticoats
liiil \‘l'liitti l’l‘lilrontn with
IhnI sold at
Hour Snic
hcnmtllchnd l‘llth‘
Ribbed Fleeced Underskirts
\\‘II only haw livc tiozcn oi Ihcw hardly worth
wlIliIi IIII-nllnninx. li‘lrat romp. iirnt non-pd.
ltvnniar 27-0 \iniun Saturday
12 l-2c
'l‘wIIII-o-llour Salc .............
Children’s Flannelette Dresses
All alum, ronulur fair and .‘Iiic rhinos Sat!
III'Iiay TWl’th“HOill' Suit» c
Wash «Skirts
call lIIirI- SaiIII'tlnI. Thoma Skirts Imi tht» kind
that unit in lllmli Moron III Stir (Inli cm
to :I cuntonwr. Saturtlui 'l‘uvho-
lloIIr Sale ................. c
2--lmportant Dress
Goods ltems--2
z‘rnwn match“ SATIN Minimum
ailk; rcnular prIcIi 3i. yd. .Hulurday
'l‘wIilei-llour Bale ....................
:Ill pnrc
‘rhie Ie the greeteet Bait Iargnin oi the your.
lili) plticon oi lllIlA‘I‘Y llthilAlJNE l‘tllllIi-lll
Hiim FINISHED Itlll'l‘iVIl. :‘Itlnchcu wtdv; tho
lIIiIIt cloth in AIIIIIIiIII for list yd A unloadid
raritiy tiniurdn 'lwIl ill
Hula. ............ ‘.. .‘ .‘.‘...‘,",” 29C Yd
A
Children’s Wool Gloves
and Mittens
'l‘iIII IIntII-n balance at our Wihicr Atonlt. rngninr
nth-en tho and Rho. Thor'ru thn IIddII and child.
'i‘IIIIIIII-ruw you can lnty lhmu ciiunntir than thn
coat III the yarn. Saturday 'l‘wulvn-liour tinla
-Sc Iind l0c pr.
Women’s Underwear
A lot of Int-diam weight Pants and Tight: in My
Volta). "llIIrlIIIhII-a” "Maroon“ and ”ng8c mar"
Minn: regaini- 00c “MARIA. antnrtiay
Twaivc-iidar Sale
II....t-I.IIIIo.a-II
mun-mun an
wnwmuoon «In.
TWILVIIRDUR an:
“TURDAY
DATURDAY
RATU ROAY
cannon
TWILVIMDUMQALI
tlii WIIIIlI Skim for thc hm iii. women who will ‘
Women’s Handkerchiefs
All styictt, rt-Izuiar ifllnc and tho values. Sat~
urdny 'l‘wrlvo iltIur Solo. your choicc .....
9c
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1200 Yds. of Torchon Laces
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3c yd.
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Waiélings
Odds and Ends or White Goods united and
unmixed from handling: dIIIina thc sale;
valuma up to 250.
llour Halo
Bleached Muslin
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Shades
19c
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All tho nowtint Ilaaiunu. rIIll .‘t yards long.
worth 81. Saturday 'l‘wclei-llour Hahn,
Couch Covers
740
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Muslin Curtains
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quality.
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”Men’s Underwear
790
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