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We have purchased the entire open Stock of Woolen and cotton
BLANKETS of Blodgett, Ordway and Webber-I—I Boston, Mass.~——- one
III-oi the largest manufacturers’ agents in the country -—-— at FIFTY i
1‘IVE CE NTS ON THE DOLLAR, we will put some on sale. ‘ P
I‘t' UN. rt 0 «m
. This lot comprises BLANKETS front the best manufacturers of
woolen BLANKETS in the country. Some are from Massachusetts; ..
_“‘“N0rthern Star from Minnesota; Navajo Indian BLANKETS from New
'Mexico; and the famous California Worden. Blankets. Alec Cotton
The following telegram
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‘ I We advertise some of the best numbers, but there
will be Just as $2.00 wool. NAP BLANKs‘rs..........I...........I........ $1.39
many not .advertieed. ‘ . .
, N $1.50 wool. NAP BLANKETS.4...........‘........ ....... 01.10
_....s15.00 CALIFORNIA WOOLEN BLANKETS ........ ...... .
I, .1 I ”5° 51.00 cor-rots BLANKETs ...... 78c
II 10.00 St. MARY’S WOOLEN BLANKET ................... . . I .
‘ I 8 ”5° raccorron sLANKsTsN...... ............ ........ .......5re
I 7.50 AMANNA. woou—zu BL N ‘ ........ .. ......... .
5 , A i‘ETs “98 19d corrou CRIB BLANKETS 100-
.00 CALIFORNIA WOOLEN BLANKETS ..... ......... .
.$6 , _ ~I $450 $1.00 Tsoov asAR sLANKsTs .. .,....N...N.‘..49e.ea,N
45.00 NORMAN AUSTRALIAN BLANKETS ................... $3.49 *'
.. ' N RMAN BLANKE 8 All our Beacon Blankets are specially priced for this sale.
4.0 o T ......................... . ....... . .
$ 0 , . . $298 100 BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKETS, $2.75 and $2.40. SPECIAL
”landwoot NAP BLANKETS..........................N' ..... .1130 FOR 32-29
$2.50wom. NAP BLANKETS.............. ....... .. ......... $1.65 BEAconsIosnoowN.....................................ascyd.
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500 Comfortable: in every size and ooi'oIII made: some of eiderciown. ' ‘I $5.00 Show COMFORTEFISN $3.98
_ some wool-filled and more ‘co'tten-‘firled;I seamed end tufted], plain . ’ ..
$4.00 Mme“ cNomIsoI'nfrsns $2.93.,
and reversible. for small bode. medium size beds wind large beds.
These are all specially
In silkoline, satine and silk. coverings.
priced for the Blanket Sale. .I
$800 REAL DOWN COMFORTERSN ...................I.t.... “49
$530 WOQLNNNILLENDN‘NNGOMFQRTERSN.51.... . .N.I.N‘I.N;INIIIIII..‘IIN.III..II..}.- $4.75 N
$3.00 "non IcnoseI: connonrsns
canonsvsnsisLs NcOMFORTsns ..... .. ...
.1..~iI-1cu...
11150 néVaneIsLsconsensus
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St Mary’s from Ohio; Amana Shaker Soc1ety Blankets from louver/5
is self
..... ......N.:.N.'sIN‘.ssiII‘
, $1.30“
I I .I-‘A‘I‘u I i‘u I | I “76
New Haven d Hartford do lei.
Before the month of March has blue
from Association. held at the Hotel
Stratfleld, Manda). the campaign will;
begin about January 15. The starting
place will in all probability be near
the New York line. and the party will:
advance steadily from there to thei
‘ northorn part of Hartford countinl
Miss Nersonnvlll be aided by an Its-i
sistnnt‘ orgnhlzorg‘lf one can be pro-'
cured by that time. and it possible,’
silo Iwill how no auxiliary workers 3ng
othor young women, who will assist.
at the meetings. Just what number I'It’i
pincrs will he visited cannot yet be;
f5..dctormined but it Is the purpose of the;
society to visit every city that run he
reaction by trolley. it is one of the?
largest undertakings of the state soul-i
oty, and tho tau-gout results are iookI‘
N ethfqr fro it "
That
Even bronchitis, that most
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sow GIRL FOR $2.300. N acute or chronic.
gown"...
Ginny“ Married Hie Onuqhtsr Accord “
‘ ing to Gypsy kites. i
CHICAGO Dec. ii. wlilhnor J. Groom:
them: at Luke county initials; not.
as Tymli assistant this! or police;
. and Manor A. Taylor; notice insight?
‘ irritant Wuuhefinn. lit. were named
‘ “twill as witnesses in a transaction;
wherobv George Thompson, :1 gspsu ‘
old fhis daughter Mary to Prior Elim-
.N 9:. anoint??? ”131.331? ‘2 (ii). i
solo or tile girl came to light “5th
nimble honoured to tho (.‘h‘ltingo poll
I for assistance. He Isaid the girl's fulh
'er was min; to induce his with an ‘
lusts him Blmhio who is 25 years ‘
old. said he married the girl accord
log to the gypsy rites tiller meingN
the {other ‘ljiilo and allowing the;
lumiiy $690 for wedding expenses. 1.
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MOTORMAN GLOSS AGAIN 'I'ES‘i'i-li
FIEB
“ZASHINGT‘ICIN. lion. . limGeorgo;
.(lioss. the Cilirugo InoioI-man. who was N
testifying when tho lacrimesr senatorial
ilnvomigutlng committee ndiournodi
iN \l‘otinnsdai‘. was again II witness whon
hearings worn l'l‘l'iftlinled toward .Nau ' . .
jluiigo Honour: Notinnsoi {orthonnloi -‘ ' ‘.
; “Minor, oxsloutod Gloss to rIIfuiu cw
min tostitnony of Cilnriws A \l‘iiitr
IN’ It} i. in ll. ouothw street but mun
ring. harsh and isritating cough.
chine.
from Bombay;
Is What You
Want for:
form of coughs. yields to Linonine. I‘ I ‘
There is no class of cases in which Linonine shows its
> power for good more than in the various forrnsof bronchitis“
It relieves the most stubborn cases, even
«. where other rtmedics have been tried in Vain.
It has a soothing, quieting power to relieve the persist- ‘
. ties Is snfiicientjto give a complete cure. In chronic coughs, .
" with troublesome expectorations, the circulation is assisted,“
the breathing 1:: improved, and the cough is overcome by Lin-
Lindni‘ne N a palatable emulsion, made of th‘e‘I oil com.
pressed cold them the finest, selected Flax Seeds imported
The Flax Seed all made in this special manner is com-
bined with other healing and body-building elements and by
a series of intricate, scientific processes, requiring no hours,
is emulsified into its delicious sweet cream form.
All druggists, 25c, 50c. $1.
hilt" Fiii’i’iilish William Russell and M
iold
distressing and dangerous
s.
In most cases one or two hot:
.JII
' It
iN hid. Nihilists. Ibr- labor leadnr also had
N; boon soimt suited for yestortini. . STILL LACK” 00¢ka FACILI- CAN SEE RARE BOOKS- . _
; nonfuiorlirmmor will he the last ‘\\‘il~ TIES. XEW l-LIu‘EN, Dec. 8.——Thc collati-
I boss. or 'i‘li‘ Ilofouso and testify undm- . . tion of rare editions of the Tudor and
ionih for tinI first limo since the lotus. i \‘i‘ASlIllNIGI’l‘ON, UPC. 5’43”” E“
sinner ii i‘. lzrllxdnv (hint of tho Bu
e mun...» roan of Yards and Docks of the .\'nv\
VOGEL S JEWELRY STILL MISSING l‘opnriment in his annual leuort. sins
l NNlI.“ YORK lino SmSoanlI of tho that oxen alter the completion of the
person and list. of Joseph liohorts. the new dry docks III New York. Puget
i Wont. indlhn norm. hold in connection ‘ Sound and Pearl Harbor. Hawaii. the
. with the murder of lunar S. Vogol, l‘iuited States will be for hehlndNother
{Ilia jou‘olry» salesman. found dead in uj grout naval powers in docking facili-
jicolinr \‘i’odnosduy, lulled to reveal any ties. He explains that the single lit-lt-
tmro of. lhi’ tumult) worth 01‘ Jewels 7? tab dock yard ht. Portsmouth has’more
Elbe victim was known to hate carriet‘b .dr) (looks than all the navy yards of
Ennd doiootivos wrote us much at soa‘N the Unltod Slums and that Germany
ll‘efitwdm as tilet’ hero an hour after‘ and Phonon lime better facilities. This
the murder u no (listovorod The negro in face of the fact: that the coast line
isilll insists that he is innocent. lie or the United States onIthe Atlantic
{was formerly employed as clarinet-Hilario is greater than the total coiist
its-as found. Iglino of all the other tiireo‘NNNcouutries
her in tho building uhoro the both mentioned.
~~~~~~ WWI-mm . “The disparity in docking facilities."
N. H. 5- ALUMNI MEETING. filo says, "lMOil‘lfi‘S all the more appar-
The. ”Kill“? qlml‘lerlt meeting 01' out when it is considered that in the
”he NOI‘WHXR High 8011001 Alumni AS :totolgn countilos there are many good
socintlon will it? hold in the High commercial docks, whereas tho United
School building in West avenue on the. SW98 13 very deficient in this regard .
‘ stoning of Tuesday December 12m 3
{At this time several matters of lmpNor-i NOT ENOUGH SOLDIERS.
imnt blislness ”are to he considered; wnsmxgwox, Der. g_.._wim
innd ii. is requested that till mambfil‘fiigplandid and enormougly expensive
be present. Following the business. system of coast defense fm-tltlcuilons
eating the usual entertainment will almost completed there are not.
”)0 enjoyed and l'lfll‘fifihflléllhg served; enough aokliérg by 37 352 to provide
z ' for even one manning detail, according
to genernl E M Weaver chief of the
;. ligation of his oiootion was begun
a» m 1... w...
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i A woman mnv- motor a man's pres-
tents to his company I
General Weaver declares that until
the newssary trained troops are pro
vided for this I‘DlllDOEa, the vast exuen
-. dliures tor coast defense already made
will he warns than Wasted. since the
neople will have been lulled into a
false sense of security; Therefore he}
wants to increase the regular artillery
by 67:”) officers and 14 584 men. and that
Coast Artillery militia by 902 officers
and 21 204 men
AFTER GRIP
Look Out for Trouble .
The ntteneflecte oi: the Grip are up‘
to be serious, but a‘ normal healthy
.1 condition may be restored in a sur-
iprlslngly short time by Vinol.
' Watertow‘o. Wis. “After a severe
‘fattaolt oi! the Grip my system was: in
n Irory weakened. nervous and run-
dewn condition. I began taking Vinol
with the very best results. and in n
Cohort time I began to feel like an on-
y dil’fbrent person. and I am better;
out! stronger than I have been for
. yearst
too this testimonial to‘ be genuine.)
N We have never. sold in our store
usual: a valuable strength creator mu
I-Nlienlth restor‘or tor the convalescent.
the wall and rundown, as Vluol.NN:and
‘ ‘ settle in this v inlty to try
. th ‘ 9 under» I
SIX MEXICANS ARRESTED-
‘cnu revolution. said to be in
of formation. Homers hone
' One“ has It that
_ collection. it. is predicted, will bacon;
3: Ghost Artillery, in his annual report can't get feell
BRIO‘VNSVILLE Texas" DEC. 83“" move the sour, “n
The arrest of six Mexicans charged mcutlug food and ‘1 my
nttion and arms are the latest (level—I' waste mattér mid poison 1
contents in connection with the Most tines on bowels. “
beans] N A Qascal'ot tunlght will a
b on out by morning—Ta 10¢
NNHNII from any drug store will has
‘ by tire family feeling good I ‘
S unrt periods. which hate just pass-
oil into possession of the Elizabethan
Club of Yale iniversity. will be on
pIIiIiir exhibition herenlter. the mem—
bers of the State Library Association
who held their conference here‘yest‘er
tiny. being the first to have a glimpse
of the treasures. The list ,of editions
is a large one and it will be. amplified .
in length and value when the “nth
Shakespeam's and first Bacon editions I‘
arrive from London. From a club
which was scarcely known outside th
classes in English classics in Yale t ‘
Elizabethan Club has stepped into the
forefront of bodies uliiohure mailing'
a study of earl}I Entrust: tomes. The
the Mecca or students of English iii:
stature who are on this continent,
. as _
lilli Sills iiil [iii
Pills Bill BASBIRHS‘
No Odds How Sick Your Stomach
How Hard Your Head Aches or
How Bliious—Cascarets Make
You Feel. Great.
You men and women who so
Krishna-who h _
almost daily headache, coated tons
foul taste and foul breath, dial or
can’t sleep, are billous, nervous
upset bothered with a sick sassy;
ordered stomach, or have lanolin
and loci all worn out. N
Are you keeping clean inside
Cascniwets or merely“ forcing
sugeway every few days with s‘
cathartic pills or castor all? N. '
important. I
Cnscarets \ioik while sou sleuth
cleanse and reguln tine . '
I
Iwith neutrality law violations land the excess bile (min 't ’éI'llI‘re an ‘ ‘
Adolnid‘e Gamm. (We guaran- iselnure of a small quantity of ammu- '
out of the system
Norwalk Chronicler