'
' tend them. Plenty of winter
out to make room for Spring
’ tar-w . t i
it Lg‘.
Staple Cottons at Less Than MarRet
Prices. The Careful Housewife
Will Recognize This Fact
The sale that always proves Interesting and profitable to our
peelal Items front
ny customers, as evidenced by the crowds that uiwaya at-
eather yet due us. when everyone wil need Warm Garments. It' Its quite time for us to close them
code. We shall offer them at such attractive prices that you will do well to buy for next wintér' s
use as well as for present needs, As usual we have bought numerous Mill End and BARGAIN ITEMS to make this sale in
‘ tere’sting“ 55' .. . i.
Now is the Tints to Get a Generous
Supply of Wash Goods *
Mill hind Shirting Prints ..... ....... ....Ccle Price, at:
Mill End ludl o Prints ""“"""'.‘,:‘-"" ......... rt
_ Pillowcases and Sheets , Mm m A “,_ . em ' d” 5°
. _ . . _. rt hints . ..... .l... ........... hie Price. 6e
Bleached Pillow Canes, 36x45; value lilo ......... ....Sale Price. a: s \ , .. ., l .
Bleached Pillow Cases. sexts; value 1259c .. ......... Sale Price. We ”m" “I'm" “‘“lihm‘” ’’’’ Tl -------- 'F" ”'“I "l
' .yBieaciled Pillow Cases, :iiixtlll; value the ............. Sale Price.12',x§c Fancy Dress (llnnhulus. value Sc .. .......... .flle Prlce. 6c
Bleached Pillow Cases, 36x45. llelnntltched; value the. .Sele Price. 15c F , . i
Bleached Sheets, 72x90' value Isc ...... ........... Sale Price. 39: “my "“9“" ("WWW "“‘u" 10° """"""""" "'° "'“I “
Bleached Sheets. 72x90: value. ............... ..Sele Price. 44: Pinto and Striped Scelsuckera. value tile ............. Sale Price. 8e
Bleached Sheets 81x90; value :70. ................ Sale Price. 50c it Q i , ,
Bleached Sheets. 81x90. Seamless; value We .......... Sale Price. etc out ‘ tr "0" S"“”“°"“"“ ”‘lu" '2 VI“ --------------- “'9 Print. “is
. \i'ldc i‘olcalo, \ulllo l‘lltc .. ................. .. P
Cottons H .l Gate rice, its
out Percale. vnluc Ht: ............................. .Bale Price. 11c
Mill Ends, Unbleached. 2 to it Ids. . .................. Sale Price, 5c (. l , , 1
, Mill Ends Unbleached, 2 to 8 y.da ................... Sale Price. 6c "("9“ ”mm” ”mm m" """"""""""""" 3“. PM" my?“
"M'lll Ends, Unbleached, 2 to 8 ydun, value the ......... Sale Price. 8e lntllu Linon. value the ........... ; .......... . ........ hie Price, 8c
Mill End Sheetinge. 21/4 ,vds.; value 28c . .............. Sale Price. 23c l di l l , ,,, ‘ -
Mlll Ends, Bleached. 2 to 6 yds...-.... ................ Sale Price. 60 " “ ‘ ""“' "“"" ‘ “C """""""""""""""" 3"" "‘"I ‘°‘
Mill Ends, Bleached 2 to 8 vds ......... ......... Sale Price, To White Goods, special \uluc ........................... sale Price. 10c
Mill Ends. Bleached 2 to 8 yde... ..................... Sale Price. 8e I t t‘ d , ,
Mill lands Bleached: to I; you; vnllle mac ...... .Sale Price. 10c , ““ “‘ "‘0 ‘- “W’m' "m“ """"" " """ “'M‘tfi'“ PM" “‘3
Shootings. 2% vds. wide; value :iilc ......... Sale Price. 25c . White Goods. special value ........................... Sale Price. We
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t“
Hosiery Specials
Here“ is Where Every
Member ‘of the Fam-
ily Can Profit by
This Sale
Hoslery
Ludios' llluck ,ll‘lcoccd Lined liner.
Vultltl li’lc ...................................... Sale Price, We
Lndlos' Pull Regular HUM‘.
Regular price, this ........ . ..................... Sale PrIce. 19c
Ladies Wool Iloso,
Regulnl lilit‘ . 2hr ............................ Sale price. 18c
Ladies Film Home
Regular l'Ilee, 30c .............................. Sale Price. 35c
Gentu‘ Half lioso. llluck and 'lIIn,
Regular Price. 100 ................ Sale Price. 2 tor 15c
Gents Halt Hose
Regulut price 2.30 ....... ................ Sale Price, 19c
Children's Mill lZIld ilosc '
Value il'Ic .......................... . ............ Sale Price. 9c
Children's Mill Hill] iloso.
it ulm- price, 2hr ............................... Sale Price, 15c
Boys‘ ill hind Hone. Liucu lieoi and Tile.
Regular price. 2.30 .............................. Sale Price, We
Children's Ribbed Underwear,
Regular price. 25c ........................... Sale Price. 19c
Childreuu llnion Suits.
Vii ehtlc‘ . . . . . . ............................... Sale Price. 35c
Melts lrts and llInucIs, broken lines,
llegltllll price (I, Mic .................... . .......... Sale Price. 39c
Ladies' and t‘hlldlcu'u hlitlens,‘
inluo lli'lc .......... .. .................... Sale Price, We
Ludicn‘ .ttutl ('lllltll'en' s Gloves.
Value 2.10 ............. . ..................... Sale Price, 19;.
Ladlt‘s \i'lnlol tllovvn, ,
VM 9 356 .................. , ................... Sale Price, 24c
Lnditut' “hum Gloves. '
Vitlue 5th- .......... ...... . ..... Sale Price. 35c
Lutlie‘s‘ Imitation Suctlc (limos
Value .Itlc . . . , . . . . .......... Price. 35c
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RIbbons and Fancy Geods
l’luiu 'l’ulfetlt lithium. No. so.
,‘ JVllilltliitil‘. ..... Sale Price. 15c
‘ l’lh‘lgund Funny ltilIlIon.
emlui‘ price 250 ............. ........ . ....... ..Sale Price, 100
WidoIMolro Ribbon ...... . .. . . . ..ppeclel. at 25:;
Ladies' Nook Henri
annular price 500 ...... . .. ...aele Price. 36c
Lolita: Nleek Sleari
, er pr 0
its; tack agar
Regular price $1.50
Sale Price. "c
980
{1.00 ““"“'l""'""""‘“""
I
flu-....
..Bale Price.
Specials in Towels
Hut-it 'i‘ouols. hilt! ltlels .......................... ..Iele Price. 4c
llucit 'l'ouoiu llrlliulilrhctl ...... .15“: Price. 8c
llllclt 'l‘ouclu sizc l7x‘i.t,
\'lIiuo I'Mc ... .
liutlt 'l‘ovwlu site liiv.l.‘i
\llillt‘ ltlt- .,
llut'lt 'l‘owt-ls,
\‘ulnc Iiit‘ .......
'l'llrltlsll lttllll Towels.
\‘uluo I'M-iv .......
Turkish llutll 'l‘owcls,
\‘IIluc 23c ...........
'l‘urltish linlli 'l‘out-lu,
\‘Itluc Lille ...........
lllcnchcd 'l‘ublv ltIIIIIIII-Ik.
Value Line ............. . ,
IX illi it
Sale Price. 9c
. Sale Price. tic
sir." Litlxlilt.
Sale Price. 15c
,Sale Price. 9::
Sale Price. We
..8ele Price. 22c
.Sele Price. 22c
“it“li‘hl’tl l‘nblc llllllilih'it
\uiuc litt .............. , Sale Price. 34c
lilouchcd 'l'ublc illlllitltlk. iii illtii
\‘aluc Mic .......... Sale Price. 44c
Hill End t‘oulltcrpulII-s.
\‘nluc ittc ................... . Sale Price. 690
Mill Wild t‘oontvrpIIIIcs.
\‘nluc $l.lt| .......
llill ltIlItl ‘ t lilllilt‘l'lllllll‘i-i.
\‘nillo Si ""
0i.
Mill Mild ('Ulllllil'liilill‘fl.
Villnc $l.tlu .................
lilll hind t‘ouIIIorpuuos,
Sale Price. 89::
Fringed.
Sale Price. $1.09
Sale Price. {1.25
\‘IIluo 33 3:3 .............. . ................ Sale Price, $1.09
Mill End Countcrpunos.
Value 2.98 ..................................... Sale Price. 82.29
Our Emhrmdery
Offerings
Always Attradt Atten-
tion at These Sales
llIIlIIblIlg IIJIIIbt‘oldoII. Hpoclnl Ynluc ............. Sal; Price. 40
ITaIIIlIIIIg Embroidery. largo Viil‘iGU ....................Sele P‘riee. to
Hamburg Embroidery, largo, vmteti ........ ...haie Price. Me
Corset ('0 var Eluhloltloringa.
Regular price. 1ch .... ..... ,.. bale Price. inc
- wt Instr u I we»
Wltl‘ii ‘iiltiibrolderv ‘ll‘ldlluti’ihg‘e. "' Tu ' '
‘ Regular price. the "iritt"""“""'-'
..........aaie Price. 35c
w It gun to
3‘ ATWWIWI Wit“ €35“me
"i” id‘s:
It;
little ‘
momma
‘ Not in Divine Plan that Man Should
Age atAll. the Lecturer Styli
Mclflllhyttlcu brought but a large an-
dience last evening to the Norwullt
IBllllliBt Church to listen to the W9th
, ot ltev Dertt’Taimue Van but“.
The lecture was braced es usual by
It sholt musical and praise portion,
with piano and violin accompaniment
before opening his lecture. llev MI.
Van lloron read several letters from
men who wanted to know“ how to live
to be one iluntllod and twenty some
old One was from u Thomas W. Blok-
‘nell of New Hampshire. who stated
that l 0 had spent a boyhood 9f seventy
youth and expected to he in an 800“
'lleulth when he had reached the butt.
Ilrod ulul'k.
int: Ilatu to publish a hook to prove
that man's normal life ought to be one
hundred or more years. The speaker
said in part:
“in the unseen we seek for the high:
, est powar,
taut we shall all become telepathlstu.
' Bcteutlhc men are thinking this today.
in Switzerland in 1900 i sent II mea-
sure to our of my pupils and he re-
ceived it verbatim. The reason why
you cannot do it is only because you
scanner, hold your ~attelonn to one thing
long enough.
”People grow old because of the race
thought that humanity has It certain
number of years to liven Men get fifty,
sixty or seventy and begin to speak of
getting old: that they must give way
to some ,vounlzel man it in not ill
the divine economy that man should
use at all that he should ever be sick
unhappy. poor or die of old age. It is
not the will or God that anyone should
suitor. lie is the author of life. health.
strength, pence. Joy and optimism.
There in nothing negative about, God."
The clergyman referred to our heri-
tllss and the fact that we, and our an-
cestors are responsible for what we
are. and added that. hate may run
through three or [our generations. but
that love could not be exhausted by
u thousand generations. He said that
the Christian world was idolatroutt. lust
‘ «It ldolutrous Ila the savage in central
Anion who bowed down to its i‘ctich.
because it Wot-shipped the body in
stead of the immortal spirit. He added
that we lInIl no tonsclousnoss of the
Ilnaoen because of our idolatry and
[can "You must Ilistlbunc your mind
of the notion that you ever did or ovor
. can Sill.” lillili the speaker. "God cun-
uot sin. and you are divine. powerful
to overcomo evils ill Inn. and you can
do all things through (‘hrlat who
attonxthonoth von.'lmt only through
your ('nnuclonultuss.
“it is high limo to got lid of tilt;
notion that man tell it i had tlmn
hould prove to you that man now:
loll; instead a! falling. he went up.
Mun introduced good and not evil. The
foundations of theology arc to be root
Pd out, and turn are soon to be freed
by the truth of God. This is what l
have been trying to do tor cinhtccn
Icnra. How i tell criticized 1’ Sumo-
ono said. "l‘o a id criticism. do noth-
lna, say nothing. be nothing.
"\\ c lull-It nluo till-Inbusc ulit‘ht‘lvctt oi
the notion that there Is it (lI‘YlL There
never was lillli ncvcr will be. The full
grown man ought to be six feet in
lwiitllt and to weigh two hundred
tmttntlu. but we ore burdened with the
height oi our ancestors. deformed.
nouit. lurking power and noise you.
wr- aro only creeping. prattllng t'llll-
*irt‘ll. strolling our wuv lowurtlu Ills
“Yil‘li' poww- and strength. Then. too.
or Inust got rid of the idea of (‘illlllt't‘.
or accident. Nothing mar 'huppcue‘;
m‘t‘t‘yihilm is governed by cllnnneleus
inn-II it in no good to pray tor salvo-
!ion. it you can“! swim and lump into
lilt' pond ltolncmbcl lbnt thoughts.
are things IIIId go directly and instant-
ly to tho thing to which they are sent,
l‘lIoI outrun t‘it‘t'il'k‘il) IIlld noillltgr
the Alps or l-llquIulns can withstand
illt‘lll "
In closing, tlIc lecturer lll'Rllti his
hunters to apt-nit \vcll t‘i themselves
and oi others, to think well. to any
and think nothing ill. and added that
‘Ic would send curb one II thought \vnvt‘
I‘rom his subject mind so that lilt‘,"
ilultIlIl m c this morning in better
health tllu over twt’ovo.
“uncut—I“
PILEB CURID m B To M DAYS
PA'M) ()lN’l‘MEN‘l‘ ls guaranteed lit
com our ease or itchtnu. Blind. l icon
in: or Prattndinc Files in 6 o It
days or money refunded 600.
u...-
COLD STORAGE PLANT REGULA-
TION. ,
IOBTON Feb. dwelledcrul rcguln
f tion of cold storage plants was prophe
.sied by Dr. Harvey Wilt-y. ehiot of the
Bureau of Chemistry at Washineton.
.lu an address at the annual dinner of
the alumni ot the Massachusetts Atri-
.culturul (lollonc hull night. hr. lint
,vltl Sueddou, state commissioner ot ml-
i nation. spoke in favor oi‘ an auricul-
~turetcourae in high schools.
, MiIortou Clark. '77, was elected
‘ president or the Alumni Club tor the
«coming your.
W
ARRANGING FOR I“! FIGHT.
SALT LAKE CITY. "Feb. l).-~'l‘ex
lilileltartl anti Jack Gleason, urtnuoters
not the demise-Johnson aim. joined in
itlte following statement last night:
i'“l‘ho location or the battle ground for
‘the Jettriowohnaon étlntest III still on
fiuttled. We will meet in centerenee
5‘06 miles not inter than Feb. 20.
lid
: cites thorn."
Mr. ilicltnoll Was complln
bit sad Francisco next week, and posle
’tive‘hnnotlheeuiont of the lobsttbn with
it a
qpurloy a mutter of business with us.
Wu oth ’ltiiow now what Salt hitting
. I‘bil‘tir and we will robot to Elan
1 Francisco to look over the dillbrent
‘ The third lecture in the series ”on
I
and some day not tar dis- ‘
Bridgeport Advancements
y‘ifiy‘tfidgeport Advertisements
».....‘..,I u «I I, . . .-
The I M. Read Co
Established I85 7
Flags for Lincoln Day
Best grades of Standard Bunting and Navy Wool Bunt—
ing in all sizes /
Correct prices as to dimensioml, Qualities guaranteed Silk.
' Flags of all Nations .L
Small sizes for banquet table decorations, we, on stand-
, , artis, 1296c . . , .
Remnants of Wash Goods
Special Clearance of Desirable Values ”,
in this sale 'will be found short lengths of washable
ittottolls suitable for children’s dresses and suits, \voIIlcu's
waists and men's shirts. Lengths range from 2 to it)
yards. and all are marked
20 per cent. under regular price
h.— h- F
lhcl' it: is a prospt‘tt that all cotton goods ale to no
llliltil higlII-I in price this season Cotton has been stcatlilv
advancing. and it is inev itablc that evolyollc must pay 'molc
fol it. This sale UiTCls a chance for suppivitlr,r summer
needs economically. . .
Wash Goods bectIoIl, lower iloor.
Favors for St. "Valentine’s Day
lascinating things ale :It the Dennison Section in an«
iitipnliou of St. \ .IleIItInc' 5 Day. Red bouts of all sizes.
balbcd arrows, and Iinv (lipids. nil in brilliant colorinos
ale read) it.) in: applied to it‘llt‘lb‘ .luti Illrssngcs. til to lunch:
con and dinner table decorations.
Heart Seals itlt‘ \‘aivlllinc it‘tlt'rs.
Paper Napkins and Crepe Paper in appropriate designs.
Deutlisolls, loner Hoot.
,Silk Petticoats, Clearance!
it is well to remember that there is an unusual sale of
silk skirts on now. it will probably last a couple of days, no.
longer. $7.50. $8.50. $9.50 and $10.00 Silk PCHTCOHIS. black
and Cilitll‘h
for $5.00
On Cold Days in the Tea Roch. one may ilzlvc hot chick-
t-II or claim bouillon, tcu. toilet- or chocolate. toast, chicken
patties, poached eggs on toast and other tempting dishes.
e
The D. M. Read Co.
W-W~ .....- ..-..J—._._._____._
MUSiC.
Music. of earthly things the greatest
mystery.
From whence came ye? Whore go In,
to sweet harmony? |
Where had ,vc birth. in
earth? 0! say to me
For i would wonder to that land and
cease to be.
Nothing so bountiful could ever be
Stained with earth: sins. All! now i
llouven or '
see,
Thou art from One in whom all beauty
lies. ”
\‘lbrutlous of God’s love are from l’nr‘
udiae.
And only they whose souls vibrato
wit ll' thine
(‘un hour the titration of llt'uvcn‘s joi-
divine.
We Grind Our Own Lens.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED IANK IUILDING
Rooms 7-! I
97 WASHINGTON STREET.
llournwll to 11:30 a. m.. and 13.15 to
It p. to. Monday and Saturday. 'l to
9H: m. ; . in,
Daily Line to his Y.
For Frettlit Only
And they listen and write
And to tho world is given
hillslrv-v‘onrtlt‘n golden cord.
Echo oi fleuvcn.
i". ii. A”
Nurwulk.
Inuufimuuu.
.:
HOYT'S TH ltIA'l‘ltlfl.
' Tonight will be the last oppottunits
0f fleeing “A Parisian Romance.“ and
commencing Thursduv another Well
known play will be presented. entitled
"A Newuhoy‘a Romance." The reen-
lur Thursday night burgeln for ladies
will'bo in force. which admits one lIItli
tree by the purchase of one 30 cent
sent 00 ‘ it!"
' tm leht P let-adv?
RAKE OVIR CLUB ENTIRTAiNBD. geg‘darmxafix°gg;'hml T03.“ (50::
The Halts Over t'. lub wnn entertains mutiny). at .l p. In. Freight received
ml at the home of Might Amanda Chris- “ "0“.“ .9 “m dried“:
tendon Retreullluontu were served Norwulk up u, 5- ‘g‘ I. . 1 .
The members will have a social unlit
orlnn in a few weeks and mdcrtuiu
then gentlemen Month... The next
Ineetlne will be atth : of the
dishes Kristi” Till
r r. iéfiuy ..
Norweilt Slalom 60.x. ...?”
Amine a. with?” ’ timmmu.
Lou-I. ‘ ‘ 6000er Agent.
I
m ammo an
M” his... h. -., I. .
Laxative Bronte 0mm
4 f wwwmww‘am‘
luv.
run I." Dunne ., ',,. fa» . .7”. W
in? is so
foam mnemvber the toil name. look
tor this We on every box. 900
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