Evening sentinel, Friday, April 7, 1911 · page 10

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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lie. Mich. ....« I want to tell
11 0d Will’inkbou

Vegotuble (loin.

ound and Sunsti vo

. 1; ashhuve‘ drummed
I live on a form and

 
 

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. iivno ears old.

.. Mun ypeoolet
\it strun hot lI am
not bro on down
\ with hard work and
4 _ the care of m lum-
I tell them of my
table Compoun.

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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. . ins for them if they will take
‘ Iv 110. ill om scarcely ever with.
out ii iii their
will say also that I think there is

no 1‘ medicine to be found for
4 mggirls to build them up and make
m. :rong and well. diaME eldest
taken Lydi Pink.

catatonia Compound for in-

loglmnnd hirregularity. sndi has

has ways ready and willing to

good word for the Lydia E.

4 IBBmedles. I tell every one

4 :11 owe my health and hop.
‘31! these wonderful medicines.’

. .G.Jonneon.8ootiville.Mioh..

S.
Erinkharn's Vegetable Com.
4 undo from native roots and
‘1 4 alumina no namotics or harm-
’fo andc to-dabeholfds ttho [record
it s num ro no no cures
oi “summonses.

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l STRIKERS BATTLE WITH POLICE.

‘HRIN'CE RUPERT. B. C., April 7.—~'

Four hundred striking street laborers
engaged in a bottle with the police
‘ hora yesterday. following an attack
pan 9. forces of men working under
polioo protection. During the tight Ml-
‘Michedich. a Montonegrin striker.
phat and probably totally wound-
. and several other men, includinx
Stu'ocOnstabloa. were less seriously
hurt _
4 . .Many citizens are being sworn in as
‘ Milly. constables. Mnnv strikers
' 'boen srresled. and additional Jail
4 modations are being arranged

 

N QUTS OFF BOY'B HEAD. ‘
YORK. ’Allril 'I.-—l7‘reigiit

‘ on Eleventh avenue, which is
fmonly coiled “Death Avenue."

E “i five year old boy. .lohn lilurJ
s victim yesterday. The little

did not see the approaching

or one oi! the dreaded ginn-
discovored in South Nor-walk
The horse. owned by Es-
Erotliors. bakers. was shot and
. drinking tanks were shot 01!

ed. Several cases hsve so}

ill town or late.

 

 
 
 

its mother“ of;
thirteen ohiidlr‘onfl ‘

od riend ’
be no backache and hearing 1

 

11.9.1.1... Zeitor iii Preach in‘
the First Methodist Episoo- "‘
‘ psi—Ohdrch oii sunday

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iltv. Dr. Upham to Leave South
Norwilk Neill weak -

 

 

Rev. John ill. Seller. the new pastor
or the F‘irsil Methodist Episcopal.
Church.
walk on Saturday. and will deliver his _
first sermon lien on Sunday morninlt.
His last pusti rate was at St. John'n
Methodist Epihoopai Church. in Brook-
lyn. He Is and to have s. very fores-
tul delivery. rind is expected to moire
a very tavomllie impression bore. His
work in mood plscos lass been highly
commended. l ‘1

Rev. Fruncil Jlourno'Uphom. the re»
cently appointed district supqriuton—
dent. will lend e South nmrr’ some
time next wq it. but he launch yet
selected his piece of residents us liesd
or the Brookl 11 district. 115 wss in
New Yorlt tody ,

The apwinFments for Connecticut
are as follows:

W w. Bowlilsh. district superinten-
dent. 504 Wh‘ltnny avenue New Hm
veil

 

 
 

 

New Howard—East. Podri Street. W. ,

E. Scoueld; lEpworth. iii. 1“ Piper:
First Churchill Axll’ehi; Grace. Fred.
Saunders: Halindon Plains. J. A. Swan;
Howard Avenue. R. J. Beach: John
Wesley. to no supplied; Pork Chapel.
to be supplied; Saint Andrews. Ci. A.
Bronson: Sunimerfleid. C. S. Gillespie;
Trinity. .l. W1 Maynard; West Huron.
H. C. Whitneil: Ansoniu. C. H. 0.111th
Bakersville. iv. A. Siowroy (supply);;
Bethany. (1.1M. Stoclt‘dsie (supply):'
Bethlehem, Hubert Coupon 411111111113"); ‘

 

iBloomileld. ll. 8. Huhbsrd (supply); ‘

Bristol. 1:. til manhood; shits"
“2‘8“. Madnhiil; Clinton. E. M. stop;
Cooper Hill. to be supplied; Dorby.’
C. E. :3" “at; Durham and Rook»
land H. i “Ty" (supply); East Hon

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lin. 8. C. .101 nson; East Villas sud
Stevenson. Hired Babes (supply);
Essex. to be puppliod; Fomivillo. it;
8 Still. Orelt Hill. 8. N. Chants:-
(snpnly); Guiliord sod Madison. 0. J.
Range (supply)

Hartfordwllrst Church. W. W. WI

 
 
 
 
 

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den.

noon—1 m cum. w. n. Kldd'
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is oipeoled in- South Non '

"m; D. N. Grills. or

.4‘l:ilsi~mm mum:

and combinations. Whils i ‘
lasts. 391:. instead of sec.

 

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We place on sale for the first tints tomorrow morning.
never before been oquslod in this house. This display

on

 

 

All Wool Serge Suits. in
Black and Blue. sizes 13 to
49. made of boss quality
Serge. very insnnish‘ and
lined with guaranteed silk.
Skirts are plain gored.

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

Few people come to this store in
guest of Trimmed Hats. Shapes.
lowers and Trimmings without
sstisiyin
«looted from the
mom of hesutiiul
trimmed lists shown by this house
exclusively.
lists for all. and or prices we are
famous for. Como tomorrow.

themselves—aomethihg
lsndid unort-
sts snd Un-

Here you will and

 

$1 89113. 50¢

1 'Now Spring Silk Elastio Bolts. a1 .
' ‘ colors: never sold loss than $1.00. "
Tomorrow you pay one-half th
regular price—used

 

 

Dresses

showing the nowest stylus oi the present hour of Enstcr Millinery. Suits and Dresses. a display that has
will consist of beautiful Pattern Hats and Models from our own workroom.
play of Shapes, Flowers. Feathers and Trimmings.

Also a new and large dis-

Silk
Dresses

We will show tomorrow fine
Silk Dresses. made ‘in the
much-admired Empiié effect:
Skirts with panels and with
bands on bottom. Materials
are Striped Fancy Tafietas
and Messalines. all made 4
with new kimono sleeves. 0n ‘
solo, $12.49. $12.98, $15.98.

$12.49 $12.98
$15.98

 

 

 

 

Important Easter Specials for; Tomorrow

“~. Will youln hots tomorrow. when those ostrs lino slowdown go on sale?

$1. 50 Shapes. 99c

50 new Shspes. worth up to 81.50.
small and medium. in oil colors, On
sale. 99c.

59c Flowers. 39c

Cluster of Silk Roses with W'
goodpgcvnluos. Dustin-linoleum

row. 81. 98.

Black snri l few colors.
w‘l 95m

 

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to be supplied; Eiddloiiold. W. I" smilopkiln.
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Flint; South Ohmli, J. 3. Churchill: MI. W. R. McDonnell: lull": Noni

J. 1'. WI; Nov Man. J I. Judd (“FD”); Riduiloid.
Mums: North MMWW Wood (MW):

Rosbury. W.
in run. to be so i Fluorine. 11. stuns (supply); ennui-cs. o. it. so:-
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Humour. D. I bowls; my. 0. (“pplylr atoms. N. R. lawyer;
011m.81s1sbury.”.1.s.llsosillss; Wv I. 0 wow.
sous artists suit mutiny. o. w. Maw. 11.1511; Wmmmn.
l: nihilism. 'I'. I. mus (supply); Weston“. A- 0.

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to mom: iisiosvins‘ rigs-rim ILIWQWIE 111's
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$2.5il44li‘eslher Bands. 1.9.8

Feather “Bonds. all colors. this season' s
best Trimmin for smut huts; rep
ulnr 82.50 v 1108. On sale tomor-

Readyito¥wear lists $1. 95

to-W's’ir Brsldsd Huts. Tomorrow.

 
 

39c Baines Bonnets. 25c

Babies' Bonnets. nude of Straw Braid.
Lawn and Silk. trimmed with ribbon
sod flowers. Tomorrow. 25:.

Waists. $1.49

52 dogs. 99.:

so fine Learner Bags. regular $2 values.
and a few samples. Yourchoice oi
the lot tomorrow, 99c.

32 Dresses. $1.49

Allover embroidery and lace trimmed .
_ front not! book; low neck and new Washable fabrics. plain and fancy. ele-
Lsdies" Reidy- kimono sleeves; very fine fitting gnarl mode in this season’s host

#1411.

Wsists: goodSsvslues. Alisises.

mode s, sizes 14 to 44. You pay
$1.49 tomorrow, instead of $2.

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