Imported Direct
V‘PLUNE‘BHOF QUALITY. ”lactatixhya. ‘
personal representative in South
Africa, brought to New York without
‘ paying through the hands of middle;
ms or London suction memo. and.
sold at a price that l, wrrl-lm we
REACH OF EVERY PURSE.
not... French Plumes and
curled on_ our . .
if. “the Fancy Feathers
3 Fashion decrees Ostrich Novelties for the smart tailored or
,‘Vaemi drese hat. METHOT can renovate YOUR OLD FEATHERS
and make them correspond to the season's styles at ONE- HALF
"THE COST OF NEW.
J‘ttBleeching, Cleaning, curling and Dyeing‘
'58 EClAL PER80NAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OUT-OF-TOWN
‘ UBTOMERS AND ORDERS BY MAIL. WRITE US FOR OUR
N NWE WFALL CATALOGUE.
H. METHO
20‘
29 WEST 34TH 51".,
NEW YORK CITY
Ioor Coverings
The first of the week one naturally takes up the larger work. like
FLOOR COVERING. We wantto interest you in our stock of
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::: Rugs Carpets
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WOOL~FIBRE moaam
casx ‘ FIBRE MATTING
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CHINA AND JAPANESE MATTING8 ,3
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY
A. Dickerman 81 Son
1.54 WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE 441.
We Give S. '8. H. Trading Stamps
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The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norw aik
A Magnificent
. Showing
WELL New Suits, Coats,
Dresses, Skirts, Waists
and Corsets. You should surely me these
handsome new garments while no
sortmenla are at their best. They will moot your requirements
' as to 111on and beauty. and they are really unusual values. Our
offerings will appeal to any economical ideas you may have.
while :1on and attractiveness are always cxIlIhltod in our gar-
ments In a merited degree. The still greater fentliw oi" value
In always much in evidence-and lids store's liDWPl‘ to give great-
er values was never holler I :own than now.
winced. .
(‘omo and be con-
" :3 :Ladies’ rind Misses’ Suits $7.98 to $30
. .Ladies' "and Misses’ Dresses $5 to $50
5 Skirts from . $1.98 to $25
’Waists . a . 980 to $12
Coats from $7.98 to $35
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Fur on Gown and Mililnery. Ml
Fur seems likely to he used even more
generally than last winter, both in
costumes and millinery. a fact which
should make the furrlcrs smile and
raise the prices of the trimming fllrs.
Skunk, fox, the cheaper dyed raccoon
and the. other long halrcd furs are
more popular than over for trimming
purposes. and much is being. done with
taupe and French soul among the short
piio furs. and with ermine, according
to the New York Sun.
We shall two quantities of the long
seal coals oncetmorc and in miliincry
hotlt seal and molcskin arc immensely
liked {or the fashioning of small 10111ch
and hats. Some of those little fur
crcalions are trimmed in the crochcleli
wool flowers and garlands which are a
quaintly effective novelty of thc season
and the high prices charged for the
' to run its course quickly at) for as the
' corned.
5 hot" ital large in the head size and
' .1 pulled down very low, and the inunda-
‘ghcller sort of those flowers should
chep the find from heinn too quickly
immmonized, though any novelty of
llltis bizarre and striking type is iikciy
tultramodislt and fastidious are con-
i 'l‘hc most inlcrcslinn of the now
hats are. as has been said before.
lsntail. extremely high and with head
.jsizc diminished no that more of the
i
,coil‘l‘uro shows titan has been in evi-
l deuce under the hats of recent seasons.
jTltt- tut-rage woman In still wearing
lion oi soil felt and \olonrs shapes fos~
; tors this. hill the tide has undoubtedly
;lurnell and it will he interesting in
lane how fast tho'new ideas gain popu-
; iaz‘ity.
i All importer just'raturncd this wreck
ilronl i‘ltris iiiliiiililt't‘fi tllnl lhcrc is I
i very strong movement in favor oI
gllll'jlt‘ hats Illakinlt itself felt there. now.
{after an opening svtson 01‘ small hiah
'slznpcs, hat the uililnatc outcome of
tall this will not tic known until into in
‘lllt‘ season. when the ultra chll' Purl.
.ailln has had her say about the lcllta~
ilitl- lnodc and llle conservative yet
i mmlish typo of American woman.
{non-r lnllcll consilldcrcd in the cnrly
following of hats, has made her inlln-
iontrc felt and dclnanded modifications
l of cxll‘cmcs.
' \Viilll'lH‘, llclmct. chimney pol. poke.
Pierrot. Natalican. tha- variety in Ital
shapes in millions. \‘clvct. \‘oiours. soft
.ln-arer. shiny bearer. salill covert-ll.
lafIcta corcrcli. crepe cnrcl'l-li. helical
:inc rorcrcli ahapcs. all are uscd anti
.thc lrilll1ninlzs ranac ll-om lot to lace.
3 Quantilics or handsome rlhhou arc
’uscd hy the tuliiiln'rs and enormous
qllzlnlilics of velvet. l‘rinlw, too. plays
Not All Good
Things Come
Out oI America
Germany discovered
Persil, a compound
for washing clothes
that is harmless to the
clothes as well as a
sure and certain
cleanser for all sorts
of fabrics, either deli-
cate laces or [really
overalls.
FETISH: does wills-
»:wifllflm the work
3’ that strand soap can
not do without plenty
of eilfow grease or
back-breaking wot-It.
15c 81 250
,MAII’
MM...» 5”. ..
lll illlllsllllllll
illiliiiii iiiiISHiS;
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn and
Dyspepsia go and You Feel
Fine in Five Minutes
Every year regularly more than a
million stomach sufferers in the Unit-
ad States, England and Canada take
l’apo‘s Diapopsln. and realize not only
Immediate, but lasting relief.
This harmless prcparatlon will di-
gest anything you eat and overcome a
sour, gassy or out-charmer stomach
five minutes afterwards.
it your meals don't in comfortably,
or what you eat lies like a lump of
load In your stomach, or if you have
heartburn. that Is a sign oi Indiges-
tlon.
Get from your Pharmacist a 504‘ch
case of Papa‘s Dialictl'islil and talus a
dosc Just as soon as you can. There
will he no sour risinga. no belching of
undigested food mlxco with acid. no
stomach gas or heartburn. fuiincss (..'
heavy tooling in the stomach, Nansen,
ltohllltating Headaches. Dizziness or
intestinal griping. This will all go.
and, besides. there will no no sour
food left over in the stomach to poison
your breath with numerals odors.
Pnpc's i'liapopsin is a certain cure
for outol’ordcr stomachs, because it
taken hold of your food and digests it
just the same so if your stomach
wasn't there.
Rolls! in fire minutcs‘fmm all stom-
ach miscry is waitink for you at any
drug store.
Thcso largo fill-com csscs contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly cur-e
almost any one or ”“29”“ Indiges-
tion or any other stomach disorder.
A
a faint of mliiinory as elsewhere
throughout thr- wurid or Iarhlon. AprlL
pan or lrinac. the IWV- Il'ot‘ifa make
much use of it in onc form or Rliti‘iil
and very otlcn its :aotcuing cffocl. on
edges of material In admirable.
Hats Go to Extreme Height.
'lhc autumn ntlilincry has many
phases and a very lair percentage of
tho pheos are charming. Perhaps the.
Ihing that most impresses one in a fly-
Ing glance over llw now hats in the
soaring tendency displayed by many
of the most interesting models, says
the New York 81111.
High hats are not a novelty The
‘.H.m m w a . .. n..,m ..
- homo.
crown in scant overlapping frills quite
conceling the crown beneath, and al-
lnoat at the top was a. smart how soar-
lllg ill two or three wired loops to
great height and failing in shorter
loops and ends over the crown.
This idoa is repealed with varia-
tions, In many models. and though
launched by one 01’ the most famous
French nllllinurn, threatens to he
quickly oolnlnonizcd. The purples are
lovely in their early triumphs.
There are plenty of feather: trim—
minus to cater to the fad for height
where ribbon is not wanted. innum-
erable fancy high soaring plumes are
piloted, and thcre are all kinds or
extreme height: Coque plumes are
back ill fashion and some itnlnenaclyl
tall in circumference. are tirade tip in
these feathers and used for trimming.
The Georgian polio of narrow brim
drooping at the sides and rounding
up a little ft from and back is often.
allied with your high crowns in draped
silk or velvet. or in silk. seivei. beaveri
or tell, trimmed high.
which are in line with tho lilting {M3
Choice of Colore Important
In the realm oi clothes there is notlri
ing of morc vital Importance than n'
proper selection of colors. Why. oven
the most exquisite fabrics manipulated
Into garmcnls oi the latest and most
approved lashlons by the expert hand.
of a cicvcl‘ lllodislo will fail to please
If an unbecoming color scheme has
been chosen.
Thom Is no hard and that rule mi
guldc you in selecting becoming col-i
are. if lhcro was. the task would be:
much simplified. and there would bet
no such jarring discards. as we fret,
.ollently we. now. Each woman must!
find out just which shades will harw‘
monlxo with her complexion. hair. and
arcs, than use thorn. it" you will “place!
a mirror in a strong; ilahl "and try tilt-'1
effect of various colors by holding|
-lhcm up close to your iacc you \vlllI
soon learn which once brill-,1 out your!
good paints :‘llll which once cmphanihol
your lielccts, says lhc (‘hicllgo Inter-1;
ticonn.
Nearly every woman hag one cool
clui color or which silo is parlicuiarq
-I_v loud and “Sits lavishly in her word-f
who as well as the decorations of herl
(inc charming. woman has’
adopted sapphire, blue. and Mill cites
to Illillf i1 and her soft golden hair,
nothing could he more charming. 'i‘he
dull old blue of the lapis- -Iazuii is very
hc‘IVlomil , to many women and is all
strange combination of dark shades 01
blue anti moon.
. . i
I
l
l
i
summer mlllinery was inclined to.
shoot skyward and one heard of ex-
traordinary blah trimmings worn a-
brand (it the, fashionable watering
places. but the high list In Its cxlrcmo
union has not invaded New York tnil-
Iincry until now and women are lind-
in; if attractive mouth often a hit
awesome.
The poimcri crown hat which has
been a summer fad abroad is one oi
the most popular autumn shapes in
velvet, soft. smooth fell, beaver or
what you will. it in usually combined
with a narrow hriln sharply roilinlt
and either of rcuuiar or Irregular
,wldth alld roll, and ii is very often in
two materials. the crown being of vel~
vet and the brim of felt or lieever or
vice return, or perhaps the brim Is
motel) faced with contrasting mate
rial.
The material of the crown is in so
many cases of no pnrtioulsr‘impor-
tsncc since it is quite hidden by the
trimming. Not in many years has rib-
Ahon had so important a role in a scar
.Ion's mllliasry as it has this autumn
sad the French Millinerl are revolting
In the opportunity of showing their
arts. the chic inking
bows.
The emulslte double faced satin rib
trimming and m shady scores and
very Isiah In mice. ale entire crown'
may “Warned in such ribbon with
monumental heistll
mask vsliot with llnbon of «commas
aged'out on the crises.
Iluli In that most dimWit 0' "WWW! equal as a cathartic. Any one wishing
and resin: at am not (is):
o
i
bans are especially popular tor hstlandllv‘lfllm
a how placed near the top or the NW OflOMtLI-tr-"Fm‘ I)‘osrsInaI-u
crown and carrying Its lines up to
filth e m lei
aneurysm 01 I'lllttk laced with thrill;
porplemss remarkably good lentils!»
and besides it was another so succees- (mm
on to white bearer faced with deep
purple velvet and trimmed to video
Muscle purple and trial ribbon 3
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FROM AN
OPERATION
By Lydia E. Piukham's
Vegetable Compound
Peoria. iiI.--"I wish to let every one i
know what - E. Plnlrhem’ e rerun.
W M than have done for
«Whit migl mo. For twa years
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ii tors said I had In»
on!"
‘ I (ME. in hams
cysts in Oom-
. pound. and today I
am a hl'nithy wo-
A man. For months
' 1 cultured from in.
flammationmnd yourh'unal iva ill ash 1c.-
ed mo. Your Idrnr i’illn have no
i
what. your rat-dicinos have
mo can not it from any drug.
st or by writhl to ma. You can use
n'any way ]you ninh,
[lute antiwar ttora." ..
1 got: cumulus Burro. air. Mound 1:11.,
Aim Operation Avoldod.
from serum “311111! e
Finally I was confined whoa” and
1 the beta: said an operation was neces-
35mm“ Lydia It. Plnlmnm’s Va
and: trial firsts
.... “smooch:
The I
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{IIR‘N
Gila? id. Iii ilirah (Humanity
made ornaments. coclladea, quills, etc. '
it was known as tho
w
”Eatdhltshch 1332'.
Odd Pirates of China at Clearance
The Season’s Wind-up
("in tahlcs at the front end of til!I China Stol‘
icnliy arrnltgcti for selection.
At 29c
L', COIIVCII-
- 1%
1 inc. English t llina iilctlli and iinticr Plates. . ‘F‘l
line IE llglisll China (ups and Saucers. I “"l 1'
Salad and llllit 1’ late . “iiilc and will ‘
llflhv l’latcs “i111 roschllll tlcsign. l :11"?
hail l‘lalcn, Swim; and \ act‘s. To
Japallcsc China Chocolate and
china.
'l‘oilct Articlcs of illit.‘ \val'c. ’ i'otvlicr
Boxes, and Hair Receivers.
At 19c
I’inc l‘d‘t‘lit‘li t'ililla Soup i’latcs, llli\'ll.ill(l patterns.
Austrian China Salad iiotvis and Plans.
lr‘ille English China Clips and Sallt‘t.l'>.
'i‘oiict Articlcs of Austrian (liliiil. . ':
Rail l’izllcs. lli‘t‘llil‘illltl l‘lllilt‘l‘ l’latcs.
Japanese Mugs.
At 150
Jrlpaltmc Sucar £11111 tltanl Scls \u} lialnt}
.\ustti:llli,llllt.1 lilcnti and iitllttl I ialta.
it‘rclll‘ll i'llilln Soup l‘iatcs of fine quality.
Novelties of attractive ticsign. Jugs. liotvls. ctr.
(liass Sugar and (team Sets Ill‘lll hlnitllllmisc Sci.»
At 8c
liltgiisll I‘ol'crizlilt i‘lzllcs. l'lillncr. lca and
broad and hllltcr sins. “
i'ups Saucers, fine 1
Match .
ioxcs,
intuition,
l‘TllIl Saucers anti L‘crcal lilollC‘S. “3',“
hurls. 'i‘ca Slrnillcl‘s, \‘tlscs. rtc.
Salt and i‘cppcr Shakers. ‘ 3'
To (in salc imlllct‘iitltcly.
English Porcelain Covered Dishes, homo and gold. green ‘.
and gold, hinc hacltclors' illllit‘llls. floral designs.
Value $1.75 for 88¢. Valor $1.1m for 68c.
Value $1.50 for 75c. \l'aittc $1 5.1 for 761:.
Platters in similar liccorntiolls. '
\1 .1l11c.,_.100 tor $1.00. \Xlltlrt 75v for 38¢.
\ nitlc $1.21) for 63c. \alut- got for 251:.
Value $1.001'or 50c. Vailtc 53C for 16c.
Open Vegetable Dishes. .
Value 581‘ for 29:. \‘ainc 38c ior 19:.
Value 401‘ for 23¢. Value 30.‘ int 151:.
Sauccboats with 'l‘rays.
\‘niuc 88c for 441:. Vail-.1- fln‘ for 38:.
Attention is called to the Special in Tailored Waists,
plain “into, and \\‘lillt‘ with v cry narrow stripes in black.
pink and lilllL‘.
89c .,
0112 E. iii. Mao (61111111111111.
Fail Underwear
Our aloe: ol' Ileavy iinliot'wcar I; now com-
plete. and We can fill your needs in Vests, i‘anls,
Union Bulls and Tights. ‘ 3 .
Warm h‘lcct‘cd Vests, Pants and ’l‘ialtis 25c and 50c
"hit-rode" Hand Finished i‘ndcrncltr. till per .
ccnl wool ............................. 75c
".‘liorode" Underwear. all \vnoi. . .98c per garment
”Mirodo" iilllicrwcnr. silk and wool
................. 98¢ per garment
Union Sullnnvinlor weight. ..... ....98c to $2 in.
Infants' and Children‘s I'nderwcar. all sizes.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
ltd Washington Street
in soil tutouoinc lllllt‘. lllld she will he
."sapphire ol the nucleuts.‘
You frequently hear people (capo-i drilghicd Mill tho toallit
clally mom say, "Oh black is heroin“ The woman who is setting atop-u in
In; to clot)! ons"~wand never was yours generally finds black a good col.
lcharlie atelier fallacy! Union I no or to select. but It should always he
insn feels very sale of her complexionf lollovcd with a little good cronm- white
well as her personality. she had .Incn used about the nook and sleeves
better avoid all black as assiduously; Bright. dark lines may be chosen at-
as the m1 brunette should keep sway‘ so and many or the deeper shade: or
from scarlet and yellow—which are Mlleillytli (3719‘ la lovely for the
monotony set aside as being the colors whitehnircd woman, but she who has
to suit her dark skin, hair and eyes. iron gray hair must be «total about
It Is tbelittla colden- hail-11d. bluecyed lirlociinit It and choose instead the
maiden- itllro will Ind both colors won. Ina shades.
dertuliy biennial, melting her own: M—
Figured tulle over ‘white silk Is
‘5 coloring arse sags William and data;
try; used for little senator
costs tor
or your: goal . .
Norwalk Chronicler