Alill BOWELS’
hid hut—«the headac he. the biliousneas, the indiueation. the
Mill And foul gasesmturu them out tonight and keep them
.Mlilphdlorma '(women take a Gasoaret now and then and never
W the ninety othtlotl by a lazy liver, clogged bowels or an upset Ito
Don‘t out In another day of distress. Let Cascarets cleanse and regu-
W your stomach; remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and
”that minty—making aha; take the harness hilo from your liver and carry off
the decomposed wastmmattor and poison from the intestines and bowels.
Then you will feel great.
A Costa m t nildll will straighten you out by morninr—a 10 Cent box
' ' 4 means a clear head and cheerfulaesa for months
. Dout fought 1119 tI'hildIen their little insides
need a ’p‘ood, goalie cleansing. too.
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7 MW‘ WHIPEORMI.
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Alan “5”" lies
do and
boxes
Milton 'iillil 95% .
ill IIIIIIuI illlli
(Sound Banking System Necessary
° ' To Prevent Credit Panics and
industrial Collapse
MORE NEW TELEPHONE8.'
instruments Since the
issue of the Dira‘ctory.
1" oliowiug is a list of new telephones
which hate been installed since the
issuing of the last list. (Tut this dull
and paste in the back of Will“ direc-
to‘ry:
Mrs. Katherine i... D. ilulkiey.
H St. .iohn St. iIl. .\' ......... 11115.5
.ias. Donut-iiy. Jr.
87 Summit Ave.
Pauline Gilbert,
Sixteen Last
NEW ORLEANS, Ln, Nov. 22.;
“Ninety-five per cent. of the business
of the country is now done on credit."
said George iii. Reynolds. of the. (ion-
tlnen-tal and Commercial Bank of tlhi
ago, in a speech on currency reform
today before, the American iinnkera‘
Association.
. A sound banking system, he
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Sliih (l..ilberl
h Oak Street
R. V. Goeppler,
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a ll ,All.hu (‘hurioa lloyi,
a " 40 Elmwood Ave. ......
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was of vital importance in a country 1.. ii. iiuributi,
.u in which credit entered so largely South mun“ NW” Mr V i “WWI ”A” R f.hia local friends. and later was nailed
i, into business transactions. lie strong» ““de A Lohr """""""" ' .M‘M {llrwflmrs‘ V i .. armond “ 'oui of town on business. That Mrs.
13' urged the National iteserie Anso- liowarton A“: in. I ‘ IM‘I Inn guests of {film and all the little (:hiclta “mp
elation plan of stabilizing credit and W ‘ ' """""""" ","Mmo I“ itaxuioud ”" Seminary deluged by questions from the many
to. (l. \iarlman. Iatrt-ut for a fun days
making the country s enormous rash .2 Spring St ......... it‘iii“ «h ...- M" \laliora who called. goes without sa\
9 reserves an insurance against credit (“my Mr. I‘.\liii§i('i "ihe firemen finalised $15.61) as their lllK- Newspaperufan With carnoraa in-
panIcs. in: .uid: McAliiaior i’iut'o ......... iUTil- It}! perttnttige of ”m “I” at below-e1 a a). listed on viewing tho wmarhnblp
l contend that this plan has been ii. '1‘. Mumford. W," More. .mm mm”) In for 1“an freak. and late was later forced to
Voonsiruct-mi upon i110 theory of ginng .5. “.mO“ Ave. ............. ”33‘ ,.h,,,m,.u! i‘uud. .RWG All explanation. "It Ill-Ill'ti that
to the smallest bank In the country Mm Shmmm ' i ,... , the Mill had been a reality. all riahi.
‘ the same. privileges and the seine pi‘o- 3 liout‘ou St. ................. tilts-2% Mrs. W, H. liodlmor. of locust artv' "M ‘1‘” right ““8 ran ““y with the
r rogatives that it furnishes to the lam- (‘lil‘fol‘d .1. 8““,er anuo has been entertaining her “Mien. “M “l“ “‘9 ”5"" “9" “"1““
cat institution; and, anal contend the 5,; “mum“, St ......... ‘....lit? 6 how Frank Chadwick. o4 Blnzliamlon. ‘. '"d i“ the “1‘1““? 0‘ H“°“°”"""1
wagoearaer, who Is dependent upon 1.. ill. Smith, i,\' \ (may... drive , ' llilla. {hero Home. the notorious.
I: a continuation of prosnority without 22 itowau 3L ........... ”Howl “mm-.. 11‘1““ MIWI'NU. twin“! oulMHvd
l” . Interruption should favor an inalliu- moli.i.l‘hy101‘. i Emilio Am'm‘li‘m who h" lmmilhe “3“ poll": “‘h cmldont that
. . “on as it contemplamn will. in and“, 1%.”qu St. .............. i runnina a saloon on Forest street willV the animal died of starvation. betauso
operation. be the means of preventing William \‘olimor, ' they! the place open during fho no..." the lame quantity of food adrenalin
’ithese frequent stusouu of depression 3:. Wiltfltdd 3L ‘ ' Nth-e War all A pool room. No keep the two heads alive would not
.,..V.V..........2H'l:)f
which result in throwing hundreds of
thdtmauda of men out of employment.
"1 contend that the farmer should
be enthusiastically in favor of this
plan for the reason that ii girl‘s to
him an assurance that his note. if he
V‘ll solvent, and it is protected by grain
and live atook which he produvns, out}
be discounted by his local banit, 1w-
cause the ioz‘ul bank in turn will how
the right to discount It with the Na-
llonai Reserve Association. which will
.mmlsh him either credit or vum‘nry,
no matter what state of the reserve
In its relation to the credits nirrndy
extended by the local bany may be.
A “i contend that the business men of
the country, without reference to tho
hint! or charavtor of business they
Ire doing. should l’avor'ilIe enactment
of a law rrovidlnz for the adoption of
this plan, as It will give to them. if
they are solvent. an assurance that
, they can :It all times ilt‘(‘lii'(‘ credit In
proportion to their toasontthlt needs
for credit. when such chodit is back-
ed and protected by liquid assets or
' a charter whith are readily con-
vertlbie inioVother forms of credit
when so dosir
PILES cua'so m a 1-0 14 nave. '
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l’azo Ointment fails to tI'IIm any ratio
of Initial: lilind iiioedinn o1 l’Iolruti
lug l‘llea in 6 to it days. 5.00.
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POLITICAL CONTEST MAKING HOT
TALK IN THIRD DI8TRICT.
Nlll‘t LONDON. Nov. 22.~—The‘
ilvmorrnt and Republican politicians!
in lilo 119w Squad congressional dis-l
tritIi N: w London, 'l‘olland, Wind-
ham and Middi‘esox counties ‘‘‘‘‘ uncov-I
trod today the tronl‘goaslonal pot. in‘
it wum noun Congressman Edwin W.
illusion and l-itato 'I‘ronaurer (‘ostoilol
Iippitt strangling for tho ltepublicani
nomination, and nieaaior Malian and;
Raymond F Jodolu c'linthing for the!
llenloriatit. nomination.
Higgins is supposed to haw the
shade on llmllt on tho aironaih of
his r'ctord In Washington. and on Lip-
pitt's advanced age. Benator Mahan
has not flirted with the honor. di-
though he has been mentioned promi-
nently for the governorahip. .lodolu
is supposed to lead for the Democratic
nomination on account of his abortion
in t-he last campaign when be full only
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friends in: Norwalk
of tho overseers at the lloyt Nursery.
road avenue, have moved to Port Chos-
, lui'.
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seveIaI days with his son, i)r. I'rovoat.
monti lllii hound painted and donor
ally Improved.
his sister In Northahnpton. Mam. for
‘ ltIiI mutant and a few wyr
Mr. Reynolds sail that commerce
was not partisan; luduatly, credit and
78 votes short of defeating Hixaius.
indeed, .lotioln swears he actually did
currency were not partisan;oi1aractor,
Integrity and personality were not
’ partisan! Then- why make partisan
‘ any reform which treated only of
these non-pattiesn qualities?
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win. and he has instituted proceedings
against. Higgins. The contest how
ever. may not be finished in time to
unseat the mount conarcsotnon
Mahan may be nhvnlnsted by the
Democrats on the atrénxth of the
showing; he would be expected to
make In view of his record in tho last
state senate
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“I heard a heap or talk ’hout heaven
conIln' cloat ter earl." said Brother
Williams. "but [hopes on prays she
won't come ciost enauah tor give us
no' slnnei’a (lat uncertain. unconform-
able. warm feoiln'i"-fltlania Constl~
’tution
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HARTFORD HOUSE GET ON FIRE.
HARTFORD Nov. 2i-An attempt
was made this morning by an ‘un-
known man to fire the apartments of
it. and Mrs. Carlson. of ill) F‘ord
attest. The inmates Were away when
- tin flames was discovered. A man
the soon running from the Carlson
“anthems a few moments before are
hangout in the hallway. An alarm
«at In and the local fire depart-
‘ xtlnaulshed the names
I; Only I»... ,
"Drama Quinlan"
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mmmomnmamuuun
, remember the full name.
(.over 1150 000 worth of real
many
water pavls
”MW ‘
Peter Chick is now employed as one
John Pill'iipsic and family, of itali-
The Master Mason (layman will be
oni‘crrod in Harmony llodrtt: this eve
ting.
howls ~I’rouist has been spending
ii Winsiod.
hits. Mardonuid is having lwr itit-h
lliiss Carmen the pdet. is a put-st of
amoral tiara.
Edward Ntitiaon has rented the ller .
tine house in i—Iloyt street from Agent,
W A Wheeler
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The angular Eliworiii la-nguu social
was held yesterday at the home of
Mrs. C. W. Hall. South avenue.
i‘l't'd llrondilerk and family are now
lonldim: in Rio flat tnot‘ if. i). AIVI'IVM‘
at 's electrical store in Main street.
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Edward Ulcltwood has I'th‘tl into: ~‘
Dm lo.
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. liaupt & liroadilork have taken poa- .Iv
\'Iiiton ...................... thud-5 .. l
at .s on of tho Daylight Bolton, w.bich gums organ and an overabundaticv:
Vol six less. w“ horn. Mr. Chick nni-‘
lItiIt-y roronth pmghnaud of Mrs. E. J.
ilurt.
Miss Susie V. Osborne. who hurt been
\laIInI: hm ulster. Mrs (‘. E. Drinker
Is now residing in Ridgofleld.
Charles Gordon and family have
Immad from the Colonial llouao on
V.\’orth Main street to the Sniailhorn
tonnage turner Sodth avenue and
Church street.
Real Estate Agent F. E. Green has
sold 155 acres of land belonging to the
Norwailt Land and Title i'ompany. to
New York parties. The alto la iocalod
, near ltld Itoflold.
The l .\l t‘. dancing class one well
attended at its “well“! l-‘ritiay nlzhi
ill ltav'znond a Hall There were nearly
9 from out
or town
Miilllt'ri Jennie and Ethel Lawrence.
guests of their petunia. Mr. and Mrs.
It. It. Lauronto. of South aienuo for a'
few days.
Borough Treasurer Edward Rutlodael
has been confined to his home on Park.
st'l‘wl for several days with
rostai neuralgia. lie is considerably
lmproved’V at the present writing.
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Prof. Humphrios singing class will}
meet Thursday evening at 3 o‘clock in.
the lecture room 0: the Congregation-i
sl Church A larao ciau is expected
and the director expects to start thei'
reunitin- rehearsals.
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The Taming of the fibres! was pre-
sented in the Brooklyn Academy of
Music las‘l Friday ovoning by the New
Canaan players. 'i‘Vhi-re‘was a large
audience and the various roles were
well aaken. Mina Florence Gerriah. as
usual. made a hit as the "Shrew.”
It is understood Jthat Real Estate
Aaent F.1d. Green has disposed of
estatey
during the past month. The number
and amount of alias is a little more
than the average at this season of the
students in Drew Seminary. have \N‘QI'IV
inter-g :meni was tiled by Mr
:étfi ii“. “iii"
Restore rad It Easy Hair to
Naiutai tour handrail
Quickly Removed
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7s; .
'l‘here is nations .a About. the idea
of using sate for "stilling the‘r-oior of
tho hair. Uur proa.~r,lulitiniotts mp1
their lot-its wit. ddtit- und and by
uriua; a “sale tca. Whom l-r tiltlr
hair fell out or tool; on a dull. I Kind or
streaked appearance they Made a art-II i
of l-liif'O leaves and applied it to their,
lmlr, with wontlvrfnliy beneficial effecti
Runaways we don‘t have to resort to.
o‘ l tiI'I II. tiresome methods ob gutiler- *
lug thI, in lbs and melting. the too. “i hisi
la dono lIy skillful chemists boiler
than We could do it ouracltca, and all
we ham to do is to on i! for the ready-
made ill-,oducl Wy'olhs lingo and Sui IV
piIur iiair itomo'tiy, containing sane In
tho plopor atrongt h. with the addition
of sulphur another old- limo stuip rom-
oily
.'l‘ho manufacturers of this remedy
authorize. drouisis to soil it Iindt'i'
guarantee that the money will be re .
funded if it falls to do oaattiy as rep
resented.
ilont nouiect your hair. (let a
bottle oi Wyt-ih's Sage and Suiphurl
today. old mill In the difference after a
few days “It!
'ths preparation ls altered to the
public at fifty rents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by tall drug
glats Special agent, Sililaon—l’owoii
Corporation. .
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ti" \i’oodwald Ave ii? 4“; tlu- i‘lIarlt-a ilitscoo houuo on fllvh farm near the artist colony III Silver-
"""""" " " munti iilll formerly owned in: l) J mine. has been telling the Inhabitants
lof the Next Station of a woaderful ad
wnt in pigology that occurred rerout-
A two-hustle pig with only one til
Iurally mentioned the fact to a fun
he forthmmiug III the baron woods.
llwlf in
The pig
or that it eventually rah
death wlIlI Its surplus logs.
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our drunglrt will rt fund mouti if 12‘0“ In lta'lroad atenue for ‘ few dill! ,w“ a great pot. and Mr. (‘hltlt la WWI
iratod with aria! which bosom Is
not a comparison to the anguish maul
lcalrd by the Iivuswtpormu who cail~
ad to sea the inoibdll material
MORGAN wms AGAIN iN 8230.000
SUIT OF CLARENCE L. BARBER.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. :2.--Ddavito the
fort that he fell down while passion
the pinto on Sunday at t-it. George‘s
church In New York. J. I'iurpuni Mor
inn did not fall down in the suit of
Iliarber vs Moran“, under
handed down Index by Judge Lucien
".l- llurpeo in the superior court
The mill in for 8250. one and la
brought by f: iaroure l. liarber of New
IYori. Some linu- ago an our?" sent
on the New llnwn mad and attached
latorli owned by Mr. Moraan. The con-
tention of Attorney Marsh of liridae
iport was to the effect that the lwi‘lt
was not llmvvlly attached and that
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leeraonai aervICe should be made on
Mr Mot-nu .
The matter was warmly contested
and some weeks ago, a plea in abate
this a demurrer was died by Fltaarr
old & Welsh for Mr. Barber. and po-
deolnion overruling the domtmr.
legal attachment. and there was
personal service upon Mr Morgan.
matier is without the jurisdiction of‘
the court. the! overruling the tit-mur- V
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MIRIDEN MAN LIFT $100,.000
MERIDEN Nov 21~Ths will of
Martin ll Sellout-it a manufacttmr.
whose estimate is estimated at aboutl
rioo. con. mi admitted to probate
yesterday. It gives the widow. a see-i
and wife. whom he married at the are
of about to about a year ago, $1.000
In rash and ill sham of New York.
New Haven , and Hartford Railroad
Companya stock There are a few
small bequests to Institutions in Will
year and Mr. Omen is gratified andV
believes that local real estate is an
demand almost as much in the winter
as in the summer. He has disposed of
a very large amount of real estate
during the phat summer and reports
that business in realty will be even
greater next spring.
rem- Chick. the well-known lotto
5271'? ‘6’2‘ém.
smith of New Canaan, who has It large
ton. N
'ia loft to a son.
and a daughter. Mrs Jessie M Par-
itlna, both of Meriden.
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The woman who decides questions
in the homes-when and where to
:move-«when to sublet a mama-when
ito atnrt haying a hom~neada but
little help aside from sentinel Want
Advs.
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Viilniat-if to
a ruiier
Hie any event.
Alluri- mull-w
tiridgeblln A'ydvm (Inertial... ., magma .
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Little Frederick Morris a Changed
Child After Operation.
Frederick Morris. liourteen years 9ld,
son of Thomas Morris. of 107 Now
Main attest. Youkenp. went home you
terday from St. John’s Riverside hos‘
pital with his mind and disposition
apparently made new by the knife of a
surgeon, says the Now Yorh World.
Two years ago, (are winter day. the
boy came to supper with a swelling
he said he had fall-
on on the Ice. Mrs. Morris bathed the
bruise and pouiticed it and by the next
morning it had disappeared. it was
found then that tho Injury had really
been rreteivsd in a lull from a second-
story landing on a lire escape, but as
the boy had ceased to suffer little at
tenlion was paid either to the hurt it—
soil or to the story the, boy had told.
ilut the efforts oil the Injury bogunl
quit ltly to show themselves in other
ways Frederick had both a pupil In
St. Man" a i’urorhlui school, regular in:
his attendance and as much given toi
studying as most bipye of [\H‘hfi VAiI
ruptiy he took it) playing iruant some
tithes for days at it time, and in neg .
it'i' Iina his books entirely. \i’ hI n he did
lV
ego to school he gonoraiiy brought homo '
'lt note of complaint from his iont‘hor.
After a time ihl- boy was sent to;
Public School No ii but he fared uulio'V
as unhappily them He began to help
things from the pantry,
whith ho had never done below llo‘V
lit-nan too. to help blInatli to things'
more valuable than food and at other
places than home Twice ht was ink
on into court on (“harms oi potty'V
larceny. and was ullowui to go onlt
probation.
Two weeks ago the boy was taken toi
ilr, ilobort ll. Shunahau. of Bill i\'-nr
burion aronur. a member of the staff‘
of St. John's. He made an t-xamInav
lion. had the boy admitted to the hoa—‘V
pltai and performed an‘ operation
wrhith revealml a lesion of the brain
beneath a mature war the rial" var
'i‘lw downward llii‘t‘fliilig bit of bone:
wan brought baolt to its normal posit
lion. and the boy wan put to 'bed un-V
til the Incision should heal.
A week ago yesterday r‘rmierIt-k‘
wrote his mother a letter telling her“
how he was getting on. The mother:
said hut night that she rotrid hardly:
believe tho loner had come from that
iwr son had bot-h for the past
two yearn Lard night when the boy:
tame home she said lil‘ loosed not
changed as the latter had prepared hor
in export. li‘rodurick. as soil as his
parents; thinir things will be entirely?
different from ”GHQ?” ,. ~ ; 1
”it was a simple operation." Dr"
alienation said taut eight to a reporter.
"The fracture Mid never hauled and
i for two years a plum of boat- has been
Ipraaalnu on tho brain. There can
rhurdiy be any doubt lhat this condition
has been moon-ibis tor the change In
young Morris,
“it is hard to say. of coarse. what
the results of the operation will in- '
There is good reason to believe.
though. that it will malt» as much
dlflaronco as the accident did. The
boy's mentality has been fulilnu be I
low normal during the past two years.
This. at lanai. should be computed. and ‘
,it aroma pmtty certain that the min
chief he has done has been due to his
mental. condition. If that is true the
operation ought to comm that,
imy
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MAYOR OF DANBURV i8 BUED BY
$PECIAIL OFFICER.
Mayor N. Button Rogers, of linu-
bury. has been lined by Julius Hor-
maun. of llanbury. who claims
Work as a
mann filed pappra
apua‘iai policeman.
in
restraining the Mayor from Interior
tag with I‘iIier of Police Bradley III
aadaulua iiernumn to work and III o .T
aroma the Mayor restrained from anvfi . I
Hermanfr ‘
lug olden to the (mini.
loo.” '
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Mayor has promoted him from getting? 1
Her, ‘
tho Ruperior; '_
court today asiiimt loner Inlunotloui .
waste 33. 000 damages.
Hermann 0|on that on October 20’
Morgan To
last. the Mayor instructed the chit-11m
raftin- to allow ildrtnaun to work. The
officer was
ltarday Judge liurpee handed down a imdxn which he refused in do
menu “1’! he is in need standing as
Judge Burpeo says that it wits not a an officer and that tibial liIadI-Iv laIl
aim has ‘
but the built of the estate ‘mwm
ordered to turn in his.V
lior
M‘wiilinx to give him aorlt, but the
Mayor won‘t pormlt it
Made Well By Wool—Letter!
from a it‘lrateiul Mother
New Haven. Conn. --“My little girl.
ever since hsr birth. was frail and
1‘9”! "Id Ml Ina seemed to do her ,;
any need anti we tried your ood av. 1'.
or and Iron 1.4 ale. Vinoi. An soon as
also command
”arena dht has now taken three
hottleat of Villa. and from the goodtt ..
has done hard can say it will do all
you claim foil It in building up and
writaa; “1 ed
and“ of Vii
children.“ I
We ask elm mother of a trail,
1 for deflate. ailing
Iloltly or hill I child in this vicinity
to try our moment to re-
turn their " it it does not. do all‘
a
ran . all
. Drum-t. no. Not-wail
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to take it. i noticed 1‘
aa improvama t in her health and at» “
frail and Month 0th ‘-
William A. *h’“"“' dren.” (Nam furnished on request.) '1
Another III her of Chicago. lit. --
not any too much in 3
Uhr E ill ii’trtth diminution
Established 1352'.
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Special Thanksgiving filler“,
Dinin'g"_Room Chairs
A set of handsome Quartered Oak Chairs,
make as illlt‘. a group of furniture as (lllt tnuld scit‘tt. 'ihc
iramrs am in 1d polished pt‘riutiy plain but “iiil humil-
tifnl nIaIi iii-:5 in iiit‘. uood. The seats are gcmmt leather
slip tusilums itcgui ztriy those ()ukrn ( hairs. are $4. 50 {Hi
Side Chairs. and $8. 75 for Arm ( hairs \l'It limkt 111...]...
(ml l'hauksgivmg plate '15 loll linuy
Five Side Chairs and one Arm Chair
$21.75
For immediate tiriivct'y.
which
Fourth lio'ur.
Remember. there is Dinnerware
at Thanksgiving Prices
English. American. French and Austrian ware, in sole
and eiiltk patterns at lith‘Ti‘Ii [li‘li‘ts fur tlII~ week
Blue Willow. n nor-mint iml II pittIt~ $10.00.
White and Gold Set. ii- plum, $12.50.
Pink and Green. gold llilui. II: lilt’t‘t‘s. $15.00.
LimOgcs Set. white \\llil will hand. $22.50.
Haviland and Pouyat China in sets. from $95.00 down.
Odd China. Then is a laid.» of ilutziiab and \IIItIrL
tun wart- (Tililialllih‘ll\0ft‘(i \ (MW itI ilixhcs, i‘ laittls
“fail sinus Howls, l’ialt'h. (ups :Illti Stilltti’r- and (‘trtai
ih'silrs. Sanct- lloats. and the iIktI
:IbitI value. Do not miss thorn,
Also at 10C Table
Full of wonderful China Bargains.
Vtilitil are of rtImaI‘n-
Dainty Lawns, Dimiiies and Batistes
for Christmas Fancy Work
The exquisite little Flowered Lawns and Dim'mcs. \lItI
ilt‘iitfill pith rtmilulis
.mtl lluait'x. tht \t‘i\ ilIIIIgs unt- I~ in «t .IrrlI «It for Fancy
Aprons. Sweeping Caps. Kimonos. Bags. Shirt Waist and
Gown Cues
Irish Dimities.
Figured Batistes.
; ; Silk and Cotton Argentinean
:I .. firings .i‘ur kituunos and sauna-s, ruse and poppy designs.
\‘t‘fi l‘fitt'W. wt. ’. ’
Japanebc Argentincs. dark grounds \\I'.lI stratigr litm-
tII‘s that ut-I‘ttr grow up bush til trcc unit 55 in japan,
“who Irv true or rhinos grrmv ‘
liaiisirs that art ptmdtrtti and
o
Domestic Dimities.
Fancy Crepes.
250.
rel/ac.
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18c.
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Month-End Sale
As tit-at week will be broken In Thanksgiving iiuy We will start our
\lonth End Sale this wet-it "winning with '
Thursday Bargains
especial late-teat and to clean up our t-iiOtk for
oath day from leg-
$000030"
To malts this sale of
(' hriatutaa Goods We will make Spatial Offerings
Thursday Specials
Ladies‘Shirt Waistsi Dress Goods
SAMPLE WACBTO. aomowhat BROADCLOTHS ........... 850
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aoliod ................... 50c Regular price! $1.0“.
\aiut- SHIII. .
FINE ssnoss ............. 64c
SAMPLE waters ......... 75c “titular now In.
Values $1.25 to $1.50. CLOTH 49
assists wols're ......... m ”liggmfmflw III C
Values Slim. .
STOCK WMBTG .......... 79c PLAIN DRESS ClOODS ..... 14c
Regular price $1.00. ltoaulur iii‘ii‘v .ilv.
STOCK WAlBTB .......... 98o BHORT LENGTHB at Remnant
lteaular price $1.25 Prices.
BETTE“ WANTS at Similar NOTE-‘ihue prices for Thurs-V
Reductions. day only.
A. Diokerntan 81 Son
84 WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE 446
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We Give 8. & ll. Trading Stamps
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