’_,.
“Homing aorvioo at 7:30, the pastor
’llabciiuiini)..... ............. Buck.
,. ll fi"
‘ 4 1".‘ililli1‘ \Tm'iiflh‘ V
‘ ‘ ‘ ” cliiihlililli i
Blessed is the man
who walkcth not in
the counsel of the
wicked.
Nor standeth in. the
way of sinners,
Nor sltteth in the seat
of the scorniul.
~Psaims 1: 1. ‘
METHODIST. Icon, will bejlven by Dr. E. H. Gum-
First Methodist Episcopal Church,’ imi- This is especially for the SW.
John E. Zeiter. pastorw'l‘oniorrow at 71 day ”“001; ‘1’“! all interested 8'0 001‘-
p. m., the pastor will preach the third dially invited. .
of his series of sermons on ”The Home l Evening 50""09 at 7130 oclock.
and the people Who Comprlse it." thej Organ PreludswAdaglo ..lihelnberxer
specific topic being "The Husband—4 Anihfim-‘WM radiant morn hath
Types and Kinda." In the morning' WIN" ----------------- Woodward
at 10:30 the sermon theme will
“Opening 21 Chestnut Burr." Other. Sermon—41". T- J. L”-
cemnsitci..it as, visiting and will
continue until Friday.tbe 17th. Spo-
cinl program each evening.
. _ arm-W
. scissor-u. ' _ .
. Trinity Church. Rev. Frednrick A.
Celemsm‘rectori' ill. J. Sim, organist
and «imitators—Calendar tor the
wool: of Novemhsr l2: .
i
Norwalk Chapter. D. A. R. will be
held in the lotto rooin oi the South
Norwalk Glyn ‘4‘ national church.
Thursday aitdrnobn. The session will
be of unusual interest in that John
Floater Carr. at New York. will be pre-
sent and address the meetinx. it will
be an open meeting and any one who
. ... ii .‘ 4 . 0.: ,1
Pliss. ritual .i‘f’ildiil
'i. disc-MAI. Indian l‘ilo m....tmcnt will cure
Blind. Bleedina’ and liming Flinn.
sorba the tumors. alloys itching at once.
Willi“ “ngimtml'lil' 0i t id
,ama' u an o p.10
pared tor Pilaa and nominally». can
.u
d
it pb~
voa instant rclioi.
arts. Dru sis. mall liilo and 00.
Hull I Mum. W Dim
ii‘or Isis by Tho dildord Pharmacy "
r:
on» n. in. no (ilumpuug.
be . Oflertoryu—M editation ........ Fiagier' l
Sunday. ‘8 a. m.. Holy oohirhnnion;
the monthly corporate companion oi
the Girl's Friendly society....iq..n. m...
morningvprsycrhfldnd virtuous“ tonic.‘
“Faith and Fatalism: or. The Freedom
of a Christian.“ 12 m.. Sunday It: i
and iiible classes. 7:30 p. m.. svenii
ins prayer. 1
Tuesday. 8:45 p. m.. men's supper in'
the parish hall at the church, to which
all the men of the church are invited
nor. 7 High street. |
Wednesday, 3:30 p. m.. Junior Aux-
iliary to the Board of Missions. 7:30
p. m.. Junior Brotherhood of St. Arr
drew. 8 p. m.. the. rector will deliver
a ateroopticon lecture. under the ails-
piccs 0t liethany Guild, in the Sunday.
school room. No admission chargedl
but a voluntary offering asked to dc-f
fray expenses and help the guild is
their work of supporting ascholarshlp’
of $50 in St. Margaret's School, Toiilo.1
Japan; subject, “Mission Work Amonsi
the Southern Mountaineers." ,
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.. Girl's Friendlyi
Society. ' ;
Friday, 7:45 p. m.. choir rehearsal. i
M “m.....—
i
Grace Church. the Rev. J. Benton
Werner, rector-«rho twenty-second
Sunday after Trinity. The celebration
morning prayer and sermon at 10:30; ‘
services of the day: Class meeting’om‘” Postludgriiilegro.Rheinberger
i the chapter's for their home in Brooklyn,
at 9.30; 19“”. John Greenwood. Bi- Monday. 8 p. m. A Home Chapteridily “no“ at ”0““ River i“ 3; even-gown girls. will be present and sing they will spend the Motor, lust Wed“
hie school at the noon hour; William 0‘ ““3 King's Daughters and 50““ Vim . mg “"3“ “d sermon “1 7:30" I“ the . an ltailan solo. deadly.
Ewing, superintendent. Men‘s Class be ““7"“! by men and women from “seven,“ the members M the (ilrl's‘ ~~-~--—~ ‘ m-.-..
8.12,“. Them“... Wm be m chargeichurches in The Norwalks. Meeting; Friendly Society will attend service in- a. M. Lawson concern. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iovhlv or New
Epworth Dengue meeting at 5 p_ m. in this church. ill iwd."- The program 0f music ior.‘ The pron-am my “'9 Knight Street York spent the weekend with Mrs.
The musical program will be as [01. 'l‘iiesday~—Th‘e Fairiieid West Assoc- . “it? day Will be as follows: 1A. M. id. Church sacred concert tomor» Reihie‘fi parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
lows: lotion. The regular is" meeting Willi MW‘MM- irow, in charge oi James Fuller and . Hill“
0- Morning. . be held at the Norwaili Congregation ‘ P'rclude 1" C -------------- Shachiey Miss Emma Morris. will be as ioiiowa: -——*-
mlude-(3mzonflm _____ Ashmall .ai Church. 2 p. m.. business mccung.,‘°n"° ------------------------ (rhflnliOpcning‘ Chorus-«Choir. ' . Jam“ ZOML “‘0 '3 "Penal“! a
Anthem» Hail to the Lord‘s ‘1 p. m.. address on Federation oilTe Donn: “l Eflai ------- Schncclter Prayer-rd. D. Taylor. yiacatlon " the home 0' ““3- “mm“
.anm .......... Schnecker‘ Churches, by Rev. Hugh B. Martineau,.-'“h““t‘ 1“ F ----------------- 1'0“” Recitation-Allan Sprinnsicin. w“ m Now \ork "‘9 “my 9‘" 0'
oratory—solo. “The Hills of DJ). 7:30 p. m., address on ii‘orwnr'dfxyl"e “9‘30“ "l Eliai -------- Mil'l""iSolo~-—~Mr'a. J. Perkins. ”“3 week. ,
God" ____________ ~ ........... Nevin Movement by Ward R. Adair. Those: ”WWW" ""94 for "h" institution-Miss .iuiln Mott. Th l di ”‘1‘ ‘14“ . Wed
Pququlofl. from dem. ’addresses will be 0! interest. Thel Lord" --------------- Mendelssohn Soio~-Ilra. Draper. P .0 cs A ‘m vii mot '
Mm _______________________ “our, public is cordially invited. especially! Mini Dumb and Min Johnson. Recitationullauricc Spflnntcin. “M” “mm?“ ‘" 'he-hm“ 0' “”4
hvaning. men. :l’ostiude in E-flat ........... Gounod mailman“. 3"“. Stanley. Alonso 3“"9'3‘" and laid plans for
Pnalude—Pnatorale .......... li’iaxlar Thursday. 7:45 p. in. The inld-ivccki E""li'lii- Selection—wY. l’. S i‘. E. “ ”Ck "mm ubich ” to be held “0°"
Amhens-”0. Love that win not let “Fl/Ice of “is chumh Thm are "19 P“"“"‘”‘T"m“m """""" “‘5'” RMdl“"M“‘- CM"?- licvward 131.17.?" ”kidrshaii Siearus
no so" .................. flBrockelt meetings 0‘ “‘9 ”WI”.- and may bedtonum E“ in E-iiai """""" PM!" 80‘0‘.‘” Gertrude ”'31" and itob Aiken we'ntiiuntlniz lust Pri-
momgfiemm the Throne of ijusi as interesting and pronlable calm“ “mm“? m l’ ------------ ““c“ RecllIiIOIi-“Mllll Grace listener. d” and brought home ,, Nnmkflm,
-Glory" ...................... Nevln' the movie Will make mom- Be pres:°“"'“"*“°"m- 0 “M “'9 "e Solomon—Y. P. a. c. s. Mixed Omar? '
PostludewTriumphal March....Booth em and lend your ald-
. _ Friday.8 p. in. First quarterly intoi.§An'h°m"'Tiw '50“ 0‘ God (309!" ‘ launch-4v. H. Hilliard. tun“ “me ____ ._
Norwaik Methodist Church, Frank in: oi the King‘s Daughters and Sons' “m“ ‘0 War" -------------- “““hSolm-Mrs. Middleton. The world‘s temperance Sunday
hWorrey, pastor—Morning worship.'inthe Norwalk Congregational Church. l"‘“”““““ ““10“! l“ m“ ----- w: tlon—kuaa Emily Springstein. ‘mn be observed by an appropriate
10:30; the subject of the sermon will Speakers: Mrs. M. S. Savage. preai-. .‘ -" Al ii ~Iiu Hertha Guy and Mrs. J. sermon by the pawn in the Metho-
bo “The Dynamo oi the Church." At dent of Ontario Province. Toromo.‘ ihrlat Church. Rev. J” iiypklnl Perkins. ‘ '
Canada. and Mrs. lsalah W. Sheath. oi
will preach on the subject. "Mighty to New Haven.
Save." Sunday morning class mcot- ---—~
lug, 9:30. led by F. H. Bedient. Sun~ Nor-walk Congregational Churcb~~
day school. l2:05 p. m.. 0. J. Clark, Services at i0230 and 7:30. Sunday
superintendent. lpworth League dc‘schooi at noon. Weekly prayer meet-
voiionai service. 6:30 p. m.; the sub« ing on Thursday at 8. Rev. David i).
Mi will be “Personal Evangelism- Marsh, of West Hartford. will preach
The injunction with the invitation"; at both services Sunday. Music (or
the leader will be Charles P. Keolel'. the day. Alex. 8. Gibson. organist andl
Tuesday, 8 p. m.. the Woman's director:
Home Missionary Society will meet at Morning.
the parsonage; the ladies will new and Prelude-Aliegretto in B
a social hour will be enjoyed utter, minor ................. A. Gullmant
the meeting. Class meeting. led by Quartet—~"O Paradise“...w. iiorwald
F. T. liuscoo. .Contruiio soio~”l dreams i heard the
Wednesday. 8 p. m.. the lirotherhood seraphs fair" .............. J. Faure
will entertain the men of the church Response ~"'God so loved the
and congregation; Marvin R. Duty of world" ................. J. Slaincr
Itamford will tarnish a program iull Quartet—Juniors the Lord wo
oi interest. and light refreshments will bow“ ................... C. l’lnsuti
be served. ' Postlude ~ Mnrclie (iothique
_ Thursday. 7:45 p. m.. ..................... Theo. Salome
praise meeting.
prayer and
Evening.
Friday. 3:30 p, m.. Junior League. l’reiudc—~»i‘.uvw;inn in D ....... J. list!
under the direction of Mrs. Harry Quartet-«"Now the evening
Smith. An important Sunday school fail" ............... G. \V. (‘oombs
Institute will be cold in the Washing' ()liortorwaoctnrne in 1)
too Park M. E. Church. Bridgeport, all ................ J. Frank Fryuinuor
2 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.; speakers. Drs. Quartet~ ~"0ut of ‘tho dean"
Dowaey and Blake, and Mrs. A. A.I ..................... H. N. liartlctt
bananas»: and Mrs. J. Woodbrldiie l’oslludoaMarch in m....w. Faulkcs
Barnes; uli Sunday iii‘liool teachers
and workers are urged to be present.
Music for tomorrow:
Morning.
Pmlude~Adaalo .............. lerkci
IAPTiiT.
South Norwalk Baptist Churchniiav.
Ralph (i. Hartley, oi the First Baptist
Church of Willlmantic. will occupy the
pulpit at both mention and evening
Quartet-»~"'l‘hore is a river”. . .liurdclt sorvlcns. All are w'aicorna.
Sunday school at noon; mission Sun-3
secch Tee“ ................ Marks
; liruwu. rcctor~~»’l‘weniy-sec0nd Bundsyf
alter Trinity. Sunday school at it) a.
l in. Holy Communion and sermon at ii
in. m. Choir rehearsal in the church
iFriday evening at 8 o‘clock.
l The Parish of Si. Paul‘s Church. Rev.
ghouls ii. liowril. rector—.Twenty—sec-
:ond Sunday alter Trinity: 7:30 a.
m.. Holy Communion. l0:ti0 a. m..
morning prayer and litany and scr-V
mon. 12 m.. Sunday school. 3 p. m..
iSundny school at 3i. Andrew's mis-1
:sion. Winnipauk. 7:30 p. m.. evenlng’
{prayer and sermon. .
; Tuesday. ii p. m.. Girl's Friendly So
i ciciy. ‘
‘ Wednesday. 2:30 p. m.. St. Paul's‘
luild. 8 p. m.. Knights oi Washing-
;ioll. .
in the year for private prayer and
meditation. ' l
CHRlaTiAN SCIENCE OOCIITY.
Christian Science Society oi Nor-I
walk—Regular Sunday services at‘
the reading room, Masonic building, at;
11 a. in. Subject, November 12. “Mon;
tail and immortals." Testimony meet—i
in. Wednesday at 8 p. m. To both‘
aarvicoa the public is cordially and
iratarnaily invited. Reading room
open to the public each week day ai-i
lei-noon from 2:15 to 4:30.
i
i
SALVATION ARMY.
Services tomorrow: ii a. m.. holi-
uou meeting; 3 p. m.. Sunday school; ;
it p. m.. revival service. with address
to come. upon notice to H. Lister 'l‘ur-; .
iabroad lilt‘flkl enthusiastically 0' ‘thc Stamford, after spending the last two
0' the Holy Communion 3‘ 8 o’clock; 'and the chapter and guests will have,
St. Paul's i‘hurch is open every day'
. 9
Mrs. Kate Bchiicher attended a
funeral oi a relative in New York on
' Tuesday.
Richard Gruciie has
lcouplc of days this week,
i digestion. ~
iii a
in-
been
\v i ih
v
ll. Perdreaux, at New York, spent
‘ the week-end with his son, (:lnudc
' lil’crdreuux.
1 l - ~~~
, William Withail. Sn. who woriis in
'Albnny. spent Sunday with his wile
JOHN FOSTER CARR.
will is most cordially invited to at- and children.
tend. The ltalian friends will be in-l
I The Friendly Men‘s (‘lass held
tercsicd and their friendly c-riiirismi
ithcir regular meeting at the parson-
ia solicited. i ,
Mr. Carr is best known as the nil-3“e on Tuesday evening.
thor ol'tllo "Guide Book to the United! AL mm. 0, New York, mm
8““ '0' the liaiian immigrant Saturday and Sunday at tho home of
which is published by the Connecticut ‘ his hither-in-iaw. John Hurst.
Daughters oi the American Revolt»
tioln The press both at home and
Miss Agnes Paight has returned to
work. Mr. Carr is an unusual man weeks at the home oi John Vion.
Ed. B. Freeman and family left
where
a rare afternoon's pleasure.
Miss Ferris. one oi
ti ban of woodcock, beside othvr birds
2 .
dist Protestanl church lomorrow.
Recitationn-Albert Sprlnntcln.
Ditch-Misc Elia Nichols and Miss
Louis Nichols.
(‘arl Sdhmldi. who made many
irlcnda while spending the summer in
Roadinr—Miss Minnie Taylor. Slivcrmine a year no. and who has
Soio-Mlsu Sarah Ward. been visiting here for a work. re.
Closing remarks-4hr. C. N. Gibbons. . turned to his Ohio home on Monday.
THREE NURSE. T0 GRADUATE. ;
liarry Darling has driller) E. D.
~~~~ ‘Frceman's car over 50.000 miles and
E""'"' ‘° N H.“ Tuesday EV'M'W . never had any accident serious enough
i" Nomlk ”'0” “”0“ ,io put a scratch on the body oi the
The N“"‘"“”‘ Training SCth “TN“ car, which is s remarkable tribute to
nation exercises will be held in thou“, eiliclency of M3 driving.
Norwulk high school on Tuesday ovcu‘. .____..H. _. ..
ill: at 8 o‘clock. This year there are .i. Jacobs and family. oi White Oak
three nurses who hm’o sticcessiulii’.rlhadc have left town for the South.
comiiiciod their course and who will where ihoy will spend the winter.
be awarded tholr diplomas on Tucsdsr .ur. and Mrs. Jacobs will return next
nlzhi. They are Mill Mlflha Link. season and occupy their pretty homo
Miss Fanny lord and Miss Mary (iol for the summcr. ‘
den. Roy. Thomas J. ‘li‘iun. pastor oi’ ..
St. Marys i‘hurcll. in West avonum; Miss Clara A. (.‘ummillsalsgncci-
will make an address and other sponk- ms with success as teacher oi twonii“
crs will be present. The Norwnik two pupils at the White Dali Shade
High School Orchestra, under the div ‘ school. The school 'cntrrtained some
notion of Prof. William (3. Perry, 0:: visitors to the school or“ Tuesday
the high school. will furnish music. iiiaiiernooil with several songs.
is cspeclcd that tho gratin-lion this mw-v-m-r
your will be equally as impressive rial John mum”. 0' silverminc “9““-
that oi any ”my“. year. returned from his trip to Germany
,....-...~.._..-.w........ .alila week. Mr. Sailor: had not visited
Fill OFIICIRU' ADJOURN. lilo old country in tort! years. and
The ()iiiccrs' Association bold 1.11M! had no correspondence with any-
maular mun: last evening nations on that side oi the water ior over
throiun tbsimxuiarliy «comm ihciiwaaty years. He left for the home-
ooumltteoa in contraction with this ro- ‘ land a few weeks ago. to see ii lici :
will Women's Fair the fair uliiitora‘oould find m of his inmiiy connec-
could not he wound up. The location . lions. but its only one he could luraio
adjourned to:- on week. however. at , was a cousin. His brother, whom be
which tiara ii is “Wild that all inspected in soc, died about ten years
' Postiudewmiertoimuj‘. N. Shackioy
Inning.
" Quartei-~"Art thou woary".8chnsciwr
Contralto BUlOWSOIGGWd.
None llimiitia in l) ...... . ..... Smart
Phalludewiirond Choeur in D
by ltcv. J. iientoii Werner. oi Grace
Church.
Music ior tomorrow at the South
Norwaik Baptist Church:
Morning;
Prelude-«Fragment iliomansa) irom
uncertain D-Ininor ........Mosart
IIIL! STUDINTB.
The class in Grand Army Hall. Nor-
wailt, will meat as usual. at 8 p. m.
Antbm~«'Praiao the Mfd' ..Bimpor Buildfl- All welcome. No collection.
roii'a call" . . . . . . . .llurdatho
.......
. ....................... . lloahayos
GONGRIGATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
churchnisunday, November 12. Public
Worship at 10:30 a. in.
Oran Prelude-«Prayer . . . . .Lsmaiure
mun—“Como unto Ma”. . . .Wooier
. tory~lmprovisation
, lawman—Rev. T. J. Les.
0“ Postwar-«Align» .
flodbruto.......“........lihe erser
12:05 p. In. The Bible school; than
or. classes for all ages. Young men's
apartment and young woman‘s depart»
slant. The Men's Christian inquiry
Club: subject. “Tbs illumination Prob
flu“: load!» Gaol-u K. Vosburgh.
Ally man may become a member by
main the meetings and handing
his am. to the secretary. ,
4:30 p. is. ’ A iaotura on "India and
‘ Mission." illustrated by stomach-
to
i 'Proiudwfiolltudc. Godard. .Guiimaut
Olfactory-«0. giadsom light". . .iiuck
Postindo ..... ...........Roynolda
“u“... curs. iii. w. Grows alasatun is on
each box. no.
WILL Pom HOMI cum".
A meeting for the formation or a
homo chapter or («be than Dauphin-s
Anthem—«“Day is min; in is.
West." ..........8aitor
Response-"Kscp Thou my stops,
tooslaaItoov
()"Loni" ..................Gabrial and loss will be hold in the South
‘Oiisrtorymnmofi'fllmt of l nostrils W Church. nos.
God" ..................:.Neidiimr.day afternoon, November rs, at 8
Postiudo .......... ......;i.....1nserio'olocic- iii prmnt no people halls
' .' signified their-intention oi joining.
Orson BOW“ Church. “'7’ L. 0. The chapter will he liltir'-¢lenoniina
Nichols hilltop-80nd” "Mites: iioiiai and the «hirer will be to datab-
Preschlns at H a. M: fiumv whom ; Hill and malntainaliomo for the and.
at 3230. G. W. “hm“: superman-men and woolen are invited/to attend
dent; the parents are requested to m. mm“,
send their children; evening service
m..-“W m..—.0.
Responss~“li‘sthor. boar Thy child- '3
TO OUR! A COLD iN ONI DAY 5
business in connection with the moat
‘basaar will bo iiuiabed.
MOW-NM “a... m.....“
OHILTON MAN IUiOlDIt.
summon. Nov. llnwfluipiun Hril.
mod about sixty-live. committed ani-
rldo by shooting at his home today.
He was aorvod with papers in ii iii--
my. Laxative Bronte Quinlan “le voroa suit instituted by his wile thin
Druuiats mad mom it it tails to;
moral“. and aim iskiu them home
and reading them through i-lrii scour.
ed a rovolver and shot bin-alt in tho
“domes. dying soon aitsrwards.
couonma AT MONT
moans ion at sloop which is bad for
was. his” Honor and 1‘»
00m stops the canal: at once.
relieves the tickling and dryness in
the throat and seals the laiisznod
mom. Prevents a said «Volup-
ias into: bronchitis or pneumonia.
Keep always in the horas. llama sub
elitism. The Man Pharmacy an
W. 1’. Mission 4. Co. ‘"'
mm... «wanw p
lat 7:15. followed by devotional meet- When the vacant property grows
lug: M6. preaching by the pastor; too oxpsnsiva.uss a Sentinel Want
'speciai cormon will be preached. All ,Ad9. and soil it. .. .
blessings ems come disguised, but
{the wall that calm to Your door
inevcr wears shocp’s clothing.
I“.
Wm...“
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Grit-silo cn~
«ruined a party at Manda Monday
avcnins. all at whom iclt repaid for
having braved the storm to enjoy Mr.
and Mrs, Grueilo‘a hospitality. Games
oi various kinds were enjoyed and
Mr. muslin randorod sonic very in:
investing piano selections. Those
bronchi inolndnd Miss Minnie Buttery.
Mrs. Van icttsn. Rev. and Mrs. ii.
iii. Richter and Master Gerald, Mr.
and Justin musila.
m... cm wwwm
J. ill. Parker. 2.0!! North ion. street.
Ft. Smith. Arie. says that he had taken
many kinds oi kidney medicine but did
not not butter until its lack Foley ms
my Pills. No matter have“!!! var.
hsva bad kidney trouble. you will and
notch and permanent benefit by the
use of ”is! Kidney Pills. Start tak-
ing than son. The Bridge Pharmacy
and W. ’i‘. Wiamora a Go. '0
WWW-Haw
The llrst use to emit-m now
and Mrs. Fred til. John. l-‘rrd Billivty _
Intonation Advertisements
fmuhiishrh 185?. . -
The Street Suits for Cold Weather
Very appropriate sccm tllt.‘ ’i‘ailorcil (lawns of rough
diagonal, coarse Serge, and the hcavy warm—looking
Scotch and'lingiisii TWt’CilH. American tailors iiavc uuuic
them up with line ci‘fcct. the coals handsomely lined and
frequently with a touch of braid that gives ii distinctive
look. Above all they are SCllSiililC for cold weather. All
colors are soon, lillli‘k and navy, with {l gum] assortment of
the fancy wuul mixlurcs. and reasonably priced.
$15, $18 and $22.50
‘ Special in Messaline Petticoats
All fashionable culorings, for strcci anti cvcning dress-
The soft clinging quality «if incssiilinc makes Hit‘ll :l
skirt vrry desirable umicr llit“ present style.
. _ $2.93
.Cuat Zillil Suit Rooms. second floor.
(’5.
The Lady Betty Corset
Which has Unbreakable Side Steels
We can recommend the "lxidy Betty" for iicxiblc
hoping, the \vovcn-tvirc steel pcculiar to that corset al-
lowing the wearer to bond easily innny imsitlon, to which
tlic steel yields readily. it does not break. The : Lady
Betty is in late models and equipped with hose supporters.
$1.00 and $1.50.
All sizes. up to 36.
Men’s Wearabies for Cold Weather
Outing Flannel Pajamas, attractive light
mloriugs, at $l.00 and $1.35 a pair.
Boys’ Pajamas. for ages from 6 to in yours, 75¢ pcr
suit.
stripes in
Medlicott Scotch Wool Underwear. illrrc dilirrcnt
Wrights. in either pure white or natural.
Medium and winter weight, $1.75 each.
Extra heavy. $2.00.
Neckwear Specials for Saturday.
"Flowing-end" Four—in-hands. all silk. 19c. 3 for 50¢.
Suspenders, fine elastic and finished with pigskin CiiilS,
19c, 3 pairs for 50¢.
Haberdashery Suction. ncur M niii St. entrance.
Little Dresses for Children, Special
Afewlittle Colored Dresses are left from the sale at
day or so ago. Sizes 4. 5. (i and 7. Former prices from
$12510 $1.75.
75c and $1.00 in close out.
Little dark blue Bloomer Dresses, sizcs 3, 4. 5 and (i,
were $1.75.
$1.00 to close out.
Children's \\'car Section. second flour.
Lace Curtain Specials
Marie Antoinettes. were $23.5, for $l.79.
linill whitc allil Arabian. six designs in curb. Satur-
day only.
l7pliulsirry Starr. lllll'il lionr.
m..-—
Filip . E. lid. liiruh illumpung.
Special value.
We have just received a new line of latest styles.
LADiEI‘ IHiRTWAiITB at .............................. $1.00
Boo west window.
LADilt’ SHIRT WAIOTO . .. .......... . ........... 01.40, 01.08. 02.25
Excellent value.
LAOiII' Win? VIA“?! .................. $3.40. ”.0!
lassaiiaa Elli.
Lamas amn‘r wslsva at ............ . .................... » 50°
Samples. value ".00.
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