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Fringe on Collars.
' Ajery narrow white thread .trlllga
Ml exchanze. 'l‘he fringe is not dull-'9
to lIunder. but must. be carefully‘
mm or brushed to look well.
in; Fittings.
ii the r
Ieling ba “s are to ho had no. titted
{o I niece of leather so made that it
Ill” into one of the pockets in the
Ma. lining. says the Newark News
"this way. it is possible to get thoj
int: ready to slip into the bag can
finally has
Muesli. the cost being largely do;
«II “wall as tho way ill which they are
Wliata of Cheap Textures.
’There are few really praiiicai shirt- .
mist. Fashion is offering :lll\ nllnl
plain gowns. hilt those who find them»
Iolvea restricted ill moans vcry scnsi-
wMargot the unlnadc materials and turn.
dill. something more sultcd to their:
needs.
‘If there is a .lllpancsc shop lll'imlllll‘
H the corner go there and ask for the
cotton crepe used for room draperies.
‘ it is 0 cents a yard, 32 inches widow
and ill artistic colors-A-bluos, goldcll
browns, many sliadcs of gold and rod.
These cheap textures make up lovcil
, mists of a useful and comfortablc
‘ Iort for ordinary wear. and if wishod'
i; at is possible to turn them into some-
"f‘tiing line. One golden brown bodicc.
of this crepe seen recently had a tiny
«gaze of drapery gilt down each side
I If the button flail: the little buttons,
used in clusters of three at the con-
W of the plnlt. were also of gold. The
‘ (steps will accord wltll tho imitatioui
Irish laces and with ribbon and nar-
.row velvet; but a plain treatment, (r
else a. little embroidery ill a matching
' color. always gives a stylish effect.
inch waists positively match the col~
'or of the suit. or else thcy arc in white.
.9? minimal a touch of the gown cob.
.19.“... . .. 5. ~ I
“ .Another novel material is a Root!
r'mllty of curtain scrim, and as tho
‘ moor this allows a cross-stitch our. ;
hroidery the scrim bodice may be
, hide very fancy with colorcd noodle.
Wk. Dutch blue, rod and brown
- “chew glorified om». whiio scrim
« VII-t of homoluade sort soon l't‘i‘tflli'.
yl. The creation was for n drI-sil ill a
wool mixture in this several colors.
A home ill white or tan is also
Iometlmes bought and dipped in ll dyo
o! the exact gown color. and. whilc
may of such waists are made up iatlr
or plainly. others will show the dainty
Vhite cations and lllldcl'siccvo, clus-
‘MI of fancy buttons. a little lllatcllinit
. umbroidery or aw; row vI-lvci hands.
"Th trimmings of ll silk waist am all
. varied. although thero is llUllllilif
Illariei- for a really plain coat suit
hill) the rcltulation shirt waist ill a
[Jilin Color with n Willlt‘ iinull collar
and how iie_ art-ordill'z to lllt‘ Portland
Oregonian. ‘
T'hcrc llll‘t‘. urmoroua littli! silt; and
satin orcr-liioiuna for thin liuwrii'
waist. sonic ol' thczc having thc irontt
with long points which thi- snail lash .
Ion around tho illi""(‘.. Anotiicr luminli
II like the popluul bodicn to somc mt‘ i
tent. although it is rcaiiy an mcrw
. jacket: something lollrir than lull
. “in; this has roundcd fronts and a.
little finish of pudluu
Either of tho owl liltlittiu silica call
h made easily at ’llornc and lll(‘\ of
c? pretty opportuniilcu for drI-aalucss
ital-y small cost. 'l‘hi'y ill snusly all
on who want warm. practical
tl that will harmonizo with thrlr
”I, if not match 'ihPlll ('Xltflilfl’,
Mid do wall to cousidcr such mater
m II white cashmcro and old trod
Adl‘anlo velvotuuu. The oiializucilc
f ” hos like a ran and tho volvsts in
“III tint! so with almost ovory othor
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Otto. ‘l'ru Ribbon,
lilo shoe tron. mado of a flexible
-‘ I! steal fitted into a too-ahapod
of wood, is not dltllcull. to cover.
an exchange. While any colordd
may ’he used for winding the
, it the trees are for colored satin
. . ribbon to match ill used for
intake lloitotpahio as Well an ill-
il'm-iuoltint gifts.
9N" l’roblom la Worked out. ‘
cubic skirts are to ho seen on Ill-
.Itcvory‘nnw velvet. costume, or.
”I'M ho more exact to say the dilu-
b‘t silent. as the finance or told
1 mum to precast the lie-
{llamas skin which I: quite
.ful than those
Absolutely inappro; lrlilto'
‘ with tho ago.
4: WWW Mil”
MWI
Fringe, and yet more frlnso. and vol-
vot trimmed fringe with triusn must
be included ill the newest fashions.
'l‘lli-s fringe must be the same color as
the velvet or black——- no color contrast
in fringe and material has as yot boon
There is no stated widthithuy may he had ready made at the
for tin-i l'rlaga; it may he only an inch
wide. it may be three; every inch adds
to tho cost. but for the benefit of
he finish of some of the fine white tlloso women who have to count pon-
ll handcmbmldered collars. says i llics there may boconlfort in the state-
ment that tho narrower fringes are
wider.
'l‘htlcc. arc wool fringes and silk frill-
ges and silk and wool combined. Again
not
“WWW ““01“ (0" one's llooossill‘liy thc ni‘ost oxpollsivo that
pcrmittcd,
just as fashionable III the
there can be a choice and it is
in tho most faslllonublc.
Long skhts are in style once more
and thulc are low gomls moro gr'rnct
of velvet made with
train skirt.
save for tho more elaborate styllo
Th" “9‘5 ""3’ 1“ com idrcsa to bo worn at rccptloll or card.
party. they are. quite uniillc illt‘ vclvct
WW!“ 0" m"- number of ”W ““0193 1 stiroot. costume and are madc on abso
double
iskirt oft’ort attain is to he noted. and
tho llppi-r skirt falls owl theolowor
tho.
it;
in always a mistake with a motorist
‘ of gaudy bodilos loruse With quite illke velvet. to halo broltcll ”not! and
lutoly diffelcnt lines. The
in quite diffcront offset from
finance or fold of tho street skirt.
this is all ma] Illcilsnlakers l‘oalim. so
that even when thi-ro is a double skirt
or an overlapping lioullcc or fold there
is a front or back panel that givca all
Ilnblokcn line.
In those dais of pain motors their
short skirt is dcstlncd to bc roll-gai-
id entirely to the more
wcar long skirts ill tho strum.
Ilong skirt loks alliartcr and is morc
This is certainly an age- of‘
specialization arid dress is ill keeping
it docs not necessarily
lilo
llI-I‘otllillg.
load to adle oxlwusc, bill. on
iatraisbt, becoming lines whllo the
double flouuce gives fulneas around
the foot, writes Mrs. A. '1‘.Ashmoro. ill
:the Washington Hamid:
practical.
styles of tho gowns for morning, for
» winking or for the country. FOl‘lllllfltl‘~
ly the day has gone by for woman to:
bill.
whoa ll woman gocs about ill her own.
motor from lunchcon to mmptiou tho
or Kflmivu.w~ mom «its.
well and ammo look
smart.
finishing , t ommvcr halite :
1 one side has such a plating its entire» m and in tho armhold‘a.
length. Little satin costs with after- Unless the wrap is graceful it is
noon frocks are finished with the plait- not smart for gradual lines are do
tags or with cringe. the two being in, rounded and once again drossma‘kcrs
about equal vogue. Flaunt-35 for tho: have a hard problem to salvo-«to dis-i Today ”'0 ”‘4 ll 3‘ lml’mfll I“
neck are oi! lure. of mouaelino, of not pose of so much and so heavy anion; 0""- ‘1‘ 30m“ 01’ “3 “MW“ ll 3“ as
and of satin. The satin and volvst ial, providing sudlcisnt width and at 3'" ”W” a” “0": but it ” itinerant.
one! are collecial favorites for all the the same time giving a slender silent. 1” ““11”" 15 more likely to be 0? *1
various uses. such little trimmings A plain velvet or satin coat. ”twith “WW” W“- "“1 W119” H l' showy ill
with one sido imu ntrnat to tho other rovers and,ail trimmings or b rado. iloast “"5 also ”15 “William“ and ”W
are effective for‘a l aorta of um and while not to be comparadl‘ thel manner of carrying this has has chans-
luxurious and costly garmen of ox xa 0“ -
l ”(IIICIVO brocade ‘nd my gauge “10.511 Mlfly Of the HUWPSI hugs IIQVG cords
directive and Sinai-t and becoming. ""H “M011 to carry them, but India:
lWhlis with tho addition of . haw; curls are compartivoly short, says lll(
some for collar and cults there need ' NW \Wk 3“" and “1'0 "01 W01“ OVN‘
not be any “mum“, of forced econ tho shoulder. instead tiloy am more
iomy. The for is .0 fashioned it can: iy hum: from the mist ol carried ill
' the worn with other coats. it ll Worth ’ ”W "“1"
An excellent business iii ronordcd: while to buy a 80011 quality. I’ohaps tho smartost of tho mow
3;:leixlllelzwslzgglrmlh‘ifizziyizlllstaal:i Loose. flowing sleeves, and often nOl'W' ” "r" “m“ devomlw’d l" h" I“
[he largo cities, says the Dry Goodp’he‘e‘n are points to he noticed in luviiidctitaliy tlli- bust of HIM" arc do
mmum'mm Hats of the type have llcwoat owning wraps but a 610301.“. ;cii cdiv I-xponsivu but than lilc llzlnli
crowns like men‘s dorbloa excelitinsirrewon \l'll‘11l'(‘\;i‘ul ride fimwmfhflgolw 1m 6 0f brownie M0 (titlmiiflivi'
i ’ 15m apparen y snow on wraps. or v ~
itll‘l: limitanSaying:sirtllziwllh?!i:::dor' again, M must 1'” ”I“ that warmth ”l The allort‘hairid furs are 0' mum"
osselltlnl for any winter wrap, and al ““0”” “‘0'“ ““0”“ for “M '“““‘”“m'
. m d are perfectly level or only slightly i th ‘and thorn in of new saitya acurtniu so
t.rolic'd up at tho sidcl. flats of this ”ugh tho cloaks a" be “W ”M1 up. it b it i . .
ticlnlractcr aw host liked m Mme”. on tho shouldcr oi our sidu wall ("91' l‘erlyln “m “3”“ m“ H" “mm”!
plush blit «mile a number no taken ”mom” a “comma Karma“ is um- ty‘ y till 1? the “MN. and mounting
in WW” a!” They may he wornmr quite no satisfactory The “1",” ant tllc ii hlliss bcinr ill ihi quality
Wm, no mo” mmumm mm a band “Halon"!!! inside through which “n. of tho it i. and puzllapn the bounty of
bands can ho slipped arc delightfully the mount‘ “3'
glosgrain ribbon, or they may
icoulfortable. Fillc soft bully lamb or baby ('ill'lliflil
adorned with ‘ simple cockado or fan- ......._.._.-._._. million a lionllliiul bag with gold or all
. . " i l c t at I « .
Ll 'gliClidiiil “all!" Nb 0 3‘ hoi .vcr mount. which may bu. lowuluil or
at t e a c not aiv'm'diu: to tho ionic and pillar
of tho owner Tho mom-what sorcrc
t‘llw ldniiuw
.rcsh and
Bays Ac Smaller Bot Rich.
ruching counter. The wide lace platt-
lngs sold hv the yard make up the his,
flat Jabota which are so much likedm
lndiauapolls News.
Now”: Mlillnary.
Filmy Neckwoar of Mindy
_ 3 Never in the realm of woman's
ifasllluils. has WRWIIT been dniutici _
ior has it ‘0le incl-o lavish In its' ha; lllouutcd in this Iasblon is oxpclr
Womml have learned that to look display of soft materials and boautiflll‘“"" l“ proportion ‘0 H" ““9”“ ”"1
well ill the cold weather Ihcv must he locus. Vaicnciellnca. iliall iilacrtlons; h“ “ “m“ "IMMW wm‘h “W“‘l‘ ‘0
warmly (lad: cnnseduuntly all sorts of and origins of tho tlneat nleshca to thc “"m‘“ “7 Nfi“°'“‘°'” “I“! “‘1“
fill harmonic and fur llucd garnlonts the hunter ones of (‘atrlik Wnlacross ”m" ””5“" M9“ “3"“ ““‘l "““k “W
Ono Looks Well Warmly Clad.
.arc ill stcaily demand. writes M15.A.lflnd illct arc combined with about madi- "” mt" ”W" bi‘l’ih ”‘O‘I‘ill “‘5“-
'i‘. Ashmorc in tho Washington Her-i mulls. linens and nuts.
aid. ’i‘llc woman who wraps lll‘l‘tll'lli .illbotil. accordion or alde-plllttnl
up in a ruril'lnsd. fur-trimmed evening? allowing onc-sii lI-d effects are popular
coat has tho satisfaction not only otL thay am vcr cry wide at the top. gradual m“ ”'“mm "3 "mm“ M ”WWW“!
brim: comtorulbil- f‘lllil. but of know- it growing ill-irow toward tho waist ‘1“ W“ "W‘ "V “W "T '"il’l’i’l‘lml-
inn silo looks so, and she can struggle and tlioy may mntalu a wealth of hand and among ”w” "WV” “um“ “f ”1"!
down undor the for of bar high cells! olnbmidcry. picturesque and unlq to
knowing that. to begin with, little of stitches and touches of color. Maul
lu-r taco appears and that aim given: of these rallies have a strip of lane in
I tho ottoct of being delightfully aud‘ portion down the center. from which
most sensibly clad~ and can then- lll.‘ the dollars or l'tlfll? issues, and a stock ‘i
any-thins ulorc illdicativc of ill" \von- to match may its either attached or
dcrl’ul luxury of tho prcaotll than than worn separately. Tilly aide plaltlugs
thc opcra cloaks lillcd throughout with are also soon attached to inlpurtml‘an
fur and trllnlnod with rich collars and: bliium-wsotnc of them apwar on illi-
Moro \‘mli Iful and gavov‘ ill air are
‘with ornamonts of dull sillor iiol its
totally
in tho {llr trlnImI-d bag wind I
oitca than are tho short haired polls.E
tho ful- hugs which halt! thclr .«oln bc: i
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smartest bags of tho mason arc to he!
:found (inc in Ihlnchiila, for caumpic !
idovl'n its lion and towels oi dull silver:
trimming the lmttonn of tho has. int
lovely and tiwrc arc stimulus?
‘i‘illlga of tho sumo into in tunlcitkilll
.i silrcr and in Real and gold. i
‘contrary, a gown that in suitable for;
« each iwcasion infill'i'i‘tl a woman‘s boiut'.
.corrcctiy alld smartly Kownfil at all
l‘l‘l't'l‘s of long-hull'cd fur. the collars
so fashioned that they can he iiirllmi
up to I-llitrcly prutuci the cars. bark of
tlw build and. if necessary. almost cov- {
cl‘ tho fiI'I'I-i'
’l‘ho moat anporh materials arc lllln‘
season used for opera cloaks. ltroclldo ‘
soft look
limos. it is a wall known fact that waist.
tho woman who wears liar otroct gown
only in tho stroct and whoa she goon
lloulc dolls u houso gown. does not buy _
half as many tailor gowns as docs tho alwlya smart.
Ilia side below the bust. line and add i
to an otherwise acct-ri-
Sim tallor-madc bows oi velvet or
~Ilil‘lh. or the popular pump bow, milks“,
prctty llnlallcil at tho throat. lllack ill
but a bit of during col- .
brocade or metallic iaci- plnl's ihn lead- ;
inn role, whilu tour-hos of fur manly!
ll‘l‘il richness I-und chllrll 'l‘hcsc ilaral
arc numerous and as a rule vary uni-U
colorful. Thar are frvqimntiy. lhilllflll‘
not ucrcssarliy on nuilo with hats or‘
crnrats and the fur oftcu tollcs down}
was} Advertisement. | Brldsaport Advertisements
any
Gill? i3 ill Emit Qinmpaiig.
Eatshliallrh 1fl57.
Clearancc’ of Corsets
Every woman l'allliliar with our Corsct Section un«
(icrstntlds what that llluilllh‘. illilccii, soon: have llccil wish~
lug for just such llt‘WS.
'i‘llrcc li’lis.xiii\'iili'il as follows: _
A collection of good lilakcs. mmc short nunlcls, oili—
on; longer, which were originally from $2.50 to $0.00,
iii.5il to close out
Slzcs it) to 28 inclusive.
A second lot of good illzlkcs, longer illoricls than the
show :
$1.98 to closé out
Sizes 18 to 27 inclusive.
Alhird lot. all i'mc quality, with wiialchonc honing.
sonic z-liort and others long, which have how $5.00 and
sum. ~
$2.98 to close out
Sizcs. l8. lo, 20.: .zz..2‘..2.i. 25,27.
As ouc may juiigc. tilcsc arc cxira Kiltlil and will he
will quickly.
O
lnfaats’ Shoes and Slippers
."\‘ small lot. llrnkcll sizcs lll Imiil slum-s and silppcrs.
\‘l't‘l‘t' (33¢. ,
25c.
Sizcs I. 2 anti 3.
Shoes. tall and brown. s quail int also. which were
JSC.
10:.
Si/I-s .2 {Hill 3.
illizllih‘ \\'c.'ll' Sci‘lluil. scrum! floor.
The Spec'ai in D' ' g Cha'
i‘util 'i‘llallksgiriul‘: this ullcl' in Dining t'llall‘s iluiils
Kiwi. lllt'l arc of pcricrti) plain Qllzil'ti'rcil Oak. llallil
pi«ii.~ili'il. with slip-cushion oi gcnulllc lcalllcr. .-\t ulllcr
tilucs illcsc Chairs arc lll'li't‘il at $4.50 for Silic Chairs.
$3.75 for .~\rlll (hall‘s.
i'Alvc Silli' ("halls :Iuli illlc .\rill Chair.
$21.75
«woman who woars hora
‘ ‘ it would appear that all this means ox-
tralvaganco. but it is practical and tar
smartor.
Striped Cheaper.
\N‘hlic vnilcs arc in a way l'XlM‘llfilVO’
bccausi- till-y dcnlalld a silk or until
lining. tho slriprd oncil rmpllrc littlc.
trimming othcr than tho maw
l(f‘llil furnisllos. and so thc ultimnii-
coat is not oer-ssivo. whorl tltc lmauiy
ii any
of llic gown is collaidct‘cd. says till
Hartford t‘ourullt. This is not a youth-
till lllalorlllL llowovcl‘, and is to ho so '
icclcd lly young nlilcrons ratllI-l- than
by ilclllltutliea.
Popular Ruchea.
”lllc llloussciiuc ruohus wlliill lli' il'
lint knife piuiilns around thc nnckl iastcns across at ollusldo.
nro Inn- of the lads of the moment
homo of tllcm bari- upstanding: frills also, but canto lstcl than lln- narrow
Some oven tall ovel i
and sonic do not,
illl' tops of tall stocn collars.
’illo kllifi- lllillilll‘l’fl mm] to trim var- . thcy appear to bc;
«\onwhoro
in in rat .iicnir tiul uru
indiscrlmh
« uateiy for all occasions. At first glancni
rich and glowing color scholars '
llhouah some of tho but looking (or.
trimmed bags are in dark coloring.
Velvet bus without for trimming
or out-u give- the. nacdcd touch it) i
lumbar frock. These how: any bc
either iarlga or very small. which ovor :
is the more bacon-ins to the wearer. .
satin arid voivot o! lilo costllool dob.
crlption. trimmed with table and tar-j
mains and lined throughout with the,
most expensive of skins. providc a.
:combination that cannot well be or: "NJ ”NM?” ”“9“,“ ‘9 39“” i 3‘" we altered on amulu: vaflotv 80m”
wells
mounted but with {rinse at bottom In“
(lihors In lint ‘
vllvolopo shape, hill'l" floxiblc gold orl
'I‘llfli‘ bass arc of (ii-3
munitions comparatively illodusl. as in ‘
dccd arc a majority of tho boat basal
hot at the lhroal are. much lihod. of the best arc catnmuly plain
Anotlwr idoa which is very fluff)
and bllCllllllilK la a double‘ tunic. the. on
dor Ilnu being of not. ovcl' which is
laid a dainty ruilli~ of mull quniaitciy
elnbroldorcd and scalloped, either in
whim or color to match the suit or
blouse.
Sailor collars are still holding fllcil‘
own. but they arc luorc pronounccd in
tumour than last your. Vory stunning
arc those of irlsll crochot which mic
worn nicr bluc some units or onc-
! piocc flocks. 'l‘hcy arc deeply polnioli
or conduit to hack. reaching almost to
Ibr- waist llnc. 'l‘llc. iilcl. lam our thusc.
of cruchoicd tllui are rIlhor Ilcwcr.
and «In larvae of hourler texturc arc
making tllcir nppcaancc now. says Ilic
cclicil I-itllcr for oxpomw or beauty.
ltroclldea with tho gold or silver wovg
on throughout. antique brocadoau
heavy enough tor curtains; \‘clvet bro.
radon with dark light-oil against a lllclli ‘.
background. and vice veraa. are. con-
spicuous. naturally. Them- In! not nr-
.lnonta to be worn lll public convoy.
unccs. but arc in lumping with the prl?
vale carrinpc or still more taahloualllu.
tllntor.
lll shapc tllurc is no lllalllcil diffI-r
more from tho models of last season
The atraiaht, narrow coat is still area,
.but it is not so smart or so now as
l tho rlt her. tailor and largor coat than
'l his samu-
modal was. however. worn last lif‘illtull
thclr only criminals.
I . Ililwr borders.
for at root one
I
Law Gives Their Aprons. Towels and
l’I‘T‘WIII canard ill lllP bns'lnmls of
supplying Iowcis. mats. aprons .or
tollct (‘llllwls to othora. tor th‘ or
rollwmmlliou.
._
. I-d ttivreou.
straight coat. ’l‘hesc new cvollilllr;(3hlcago intmtlccau. ot' Illa but lclrlslaiurc Itw same
As to; wraps are. however, not so wide It.“ For lit" tailorlumlo Hill" Will" :cd of II'otI-ctlur. tilcir propcrtl‘ that. -
tho back is. in llllniilcnllopod collals and cuffs lYl’lmyt pm“ pnjuypd h.‘ [lu- llottlorn of
truth quitc narrow: tho fronts arulwlllill iinau baa hwn workod an it"t'“ and pom“ mlucral “up” and
l'oillilus. tllc most usual piano is on tho nldo cncurh in lap MN on" Inullfl‘l‘ “’0'". “Willi“! ”W U‘ "U‘" 0' n'm't‘r‘ fall ncratod waters mrdisincs. ctc:
.Ilon system spcciili-d. 'l‘hcl
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PROTECTlON FOR LAUNDRVMEN. l
Other Property Amplo Protection. '
\IiilI his llllllll‘ or (lill';
.‘l'l‘ marks or dI-ricas sinmpcii or ulnrk- ; ‘
were acmrdi-il by a law. ..
nil-tn; .'
\vilo haw complied wl ll tho ruzistra- I
may. ,
' miliiiliiiiiiii ijiiii ii
.‘lilc in thc oliicv oi the clcl‘li
of thoT -
guupI-rior colut of tho county in Willahl :
lthcll business is located. or if lnlcll‘ ,
place of business is without the stain. . '
Furniture for Dolls
in anticipation of the. Christmas iinlc. wc haw- provol—
cil a largo line of White linaiuclcll Furuliurc lilr ilniis.
All tllcsc articles:
Tables. Chairs. China Cabinets. Dressers. Chifionicrs.
Bookcases. Bullets, Washstands. Rockers. Beds, Cradles
and Perambuiators.
“hat more could any littlc llliilllt‘r iiclliuilli for hot
illlllic. Ami in addition tllcrc arc Dolls' Beds in Mahog-
any. Colonial designs. regular antique 4-postcrs. u iliril can
lli' (ll‘t‘hsl‘tl up it! (lllllll_\’ child]. or ililtlltir.
And in illc 'l‘i‘lllik lli'parIiuI-ul. Dolis' Trunks. of
wursc. l-‘i-ilrill Hour.
@112 E. ill. larch dismount].
lb
i
aPP
A
II trill
‘o. it il a clever working out! of
3! 1' .~‘
”it illillllll'
l;-L~ilaii
.illliiii
Should in no way in: chased with or-
dinary hour.
every inspect. mloilicamtastcwingrcdicnts
. PETER DOELGER
those who love and appreciate a mild
“puma-clean and nutritious beer.
A. F.
urription of tliolr dcvice or mark. and
tho dcscripilon nluat hc printed oncr
newspaper publli-hcil ill tho (“lillliy in:
which the notice iii illcd
if those provisional arc alicnllmi to
Ibo laundrymen may thing prosocu
aprons. towclll. coats. «to. on an
equal standing with tho bottlcrs and
n lino of titty cents for each articlo
hand and imprisonment for. not more
than thirty days ill allot-ill“! fur tho
that ollcnac. For each allhacounnt
ull'cnac. the film shall not he more
than one dollar. The laundry-man
who may think that his property in
helm: used by niloiio-i- Inlly mallc II
sworn Illutrmcnt bul‘ora a lulliici- cf
the peace or ilic ludnc of a court and
secure a search warrant.
It is the leading beer in
FIRST PM“
aorrLso BEE
'Elgarwqy for we
win at once to particular people,
not their llisaauro through tho pen-
orai assembly. but thus far tilaro have
been no prosecutions under tho law.
whether or not them have hccn any
registrations. '
'ro CURE A GILD IN ON! BAY
Intro intuit" Bromo Qilllllnc Tablets.
uranium rofaml money it it. falls to
link high" in prion than ordinary bur—a and
dull high-r hi quality
Beckmanrl & 00.. Sale Axon 1, So. Norwalk.
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BOTTLED ucwstvwl' A)“ can: 13. W. Grave's signature is ca
PETER sonata FliiS'l' PRIZE BREWER? '" m;.?§f‘:---.............,-.-
Bottling Dortmund. 401433 East “ti Wool. N. Y. "Want to but at it o’clock hint.
nislii." "Why so early?" “My shoe
came tinliod and i thought l'd save
the trouble of trial; it up asain."«~
Pittsburgh Pant. ‘
lliil
will
till lilil
than with the secretary of ulnlo a do i 3
in oncll wcek for llll‘w works ill iii. 1 P CIA S
lion against Illyonc palm: any of the»I
Tho lnundrymon worn wry broil it?
FRIDAY’S
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Ladies'
Shirt Waists.
Table Linens”
BLEACHED DAMAGK
Value 26c.
ILIACHID DAMAIK ...... Mo
wimp 50c. campus WAIITB ....... ..silc
utsacuso amass .....m Value $1.00.
3 . Vltllle 75c. SAMPLE wams mm
BLEACHED DAMAIK ”mace aAMPLs wusra ..... 99c
\‘llllio 31.99.
BETTER WANTS. Similar Rea
Value $1.00. '
j ' TAILE NAPKINI. Similar Re-
ductions. dutiom.
NOTE~Tth Prices are for NEW aTYLE WAIST! at Pepw
Friday only. ar Priors.
. A. Dickerman 8t Son
84 WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE 446
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We Give S. 8. ii. Trading
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