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559.143!” 131,111.
lithium tic-19,9. F. m A. M.
in Masonic Building. South
1: street. lot ind- 3d l'lluesdoy or
11 crimes-July and August ex-
. o‘clock All Mouton
Mani mired. Frederick
1.1/0an 11. bért M Wilcox,
phantom No. 38,13. A. M.
I in Molonio Building; 8mm:
.9 Iotnoet. 2d and 4t Tuesdays or
unlit—July on August ex.
——gat 8 o’.clock All Royal Arch ‘
"ens column invited Thodd‘eiib
93‘. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
'fldout-é-Nohomllh Condos
‘ WING SENTINEL TELE-
I‘ PHONE CALLS
2--News Department
3&Busincss Depa ent
a——Branch Ofiice, orwolk
~Editor’ s Residence
5,—in Editor' I Residence
SHOULD as. ENFORCED.
_We believe that those responsible
or its low and collectionhavc been
. him; a commendable eilot‘t to .en-
! e the socailed personal tax, and
‘ id not be criticised for what they
' ‘1 PRICES Thus
we’douc. The work is nccessurliy
I slow, and, because oi the careless mon-
ft in which the personnl tax list wasi
piled, the matter is replete with:
annoysnces. Those who are
to enforce this low are not res
up it They ale merely do
ploin duty and should not
-I 919W: .. History has long since
proven that direct taxes are not pop-
.‘hior. They have even caused le\0ill
Itions, and have in nearly drew in-
stance been resisted in one way or 1111-
othefr by thgpeopie generally.
as long as the personal-tax law is on
he. statute books ltshould be en-‘
domed. No good citizen can argue
literently.-—New Haven Union.
. W
WENT 1:0 THE POINT.
i‘fPop" Anson has made another
'L He saved two 'boys from drown
(in; onChrlstmos doy.——Meriden Reo
ord.‘
. _.__
' Every. minister in Houston has from
three to nine new dressing gowns and
.3 barrel of embroidered slippers. Hous-
ton :doesn’t. pinch and starve ‘ her
II preachers like South Carolina does.—
“Houston Post.
. . ...“
I‘I‘IUndeIr the new law which goes into
“effect. in this state with the new year
2110 wotrian must be knowingly cinploy-
‘ed in any mechanical or"mercnntiie
establishment within two weks before
r £0111 weeks after becoming a
mother ~Tnunton Gnuetté.
, 4—-
' not really innocent men. the heel
rust moguntes have s quer way of
wing it . if they are not guilty,
,w-hy don’t they stand trial like men?—
ew Haven JournolCourier.
+—
_Ethor taken without nausea.” No
honks~with or Iwithout.——Passnic
filly News.
....
Burglars operating with gloves to
void leaving incriminating linger
rints stand as examples of the do
gross of populan intelligence in the .
rolesslon. Being a successful bursa
, nowadays. in fact,
for qualifications and that too in
he'ruce of decreasing earnings.-+Nsw
orig World
. _.___ ‘
The time has aIa-eady arrived when
n wonder why they were giv-
. ..w
—~O~ '
1 is now, largely 11 some or
, Vinfldividuoi effort It ought.
" mud to its former status, in
ion 'p‘l‘o‘y,‘ not hoppyindivlduai'
_ {was the deciding rector.
hope thot neit your will see?
But '
requires on ’
from each department; a. dozen or more strong items. and for this one day mark them at EXACTLY COST,
vmg away our regular profits. This combinotion ofl'er means a. noteworthy saving. or
interest and of unusual worth Come Tomorrow and be a. shorer in our Profit-Sharing Day and help no
wind up the last; business day of the your in a gloriOus and profitable manner.
I IWAISTS ..
. Odd lot, or White Batiste and Lawn Waistt;
A button front or back; regular
$1.25 to $2. Price . ............... 756
Black Taffeta Silk Waists,
regular $3 value .. .......
of styles; regular value $3 and
$4. Sale price ................ $1.49
SKIRTS
Panama and Serge Skirts, all colors; regular
iiiiif’fi.‘ff’f’........ ........ $2 .49
Dressing Sncques und
KIMONOS
Made of best quality snowy fleece, in variety
of pretty patterns , 49C
regular 75c .......................
Linings at Cost Prices
100 pieces Mercerized Satin Linings. all col-.
ors; regular price 251:.
Cost price tomorrow ...............
" Men’s . Wear
Men‘s Natural Wool Shirts. double breasted;
sues 34 to 46.
Value $1.25 ....... i. . . ............ 85
Ladies’ Hose
Cashmere Hose black and gray, also fleece
lined, in black and balbriggon; rcg- H190
ular‘ 25c. Cost tomorrow . 9..
Muslin Underwear
Women’s Muslin Underwear tomorrow at
Cost Prices
All 25c CORSET COVERS, average
cost $2. 37 doz. Tomorrow . . . . ..... 19C ‘
38c ,
All 59c CORSET COVERS average
cost $4. so doz. Tomorrow
Women’s $1.25 WHITE
PETTICOATS.
Women' 5 $1. 25 WHITE ., 750
NIGHT GOWNS.
f.
$1.49
‘ 'White and Black Jap. Silk Waists, in a variety
. best use quality.
Dress‘Goods at Cost
' Prices _
COLORED '
slBsiIOADCLOTHS at ........... $1 I15
$1 yard-wide TAFFETA "
SILK, at YARD
Alhlcngths of WOMEN' S COATING at cost
price. .
25c FIGURED SILK
DRESS GOODS at ......
Sohrfo, Squares, 7 Doylies,
Pillow Shrimp: etc.
Mexican drown and Bibi W36“. To-
morrow at cost prices:——- _
31. oo Ones .................... . ........ 75c
82.000111“....................' ....... $1.50
$2.50 Ones ............................ $1.75
75c Ones .............. . ................. 52c
50c Ones ............................... 38c
39c Ones ..................... . ......... on
This 12 one of the choicest collections We ever
oiiered.
Men’s Outing Flannel
Pajamas '
Extra heavy quality, neatly trimmed; 1
sizes 1548; regular $1. 50. Cost ......
Blankets »&‘ Comfortobles
$2.00 Beacon Blankets ........ . . . . . 31.58 '
75c “Blankets ........................... 56c
mo of our Famous $2.49 Comfortables at cost
price ....................... . I . ..... $1.95
Extra size Camiortables’: regular price $5.00
Cost price ................. __ ......... $3. 55
SHEETS
Cotton Sheets. full size; regular
691: quality. Cost price.
.4570
ave-ow ooh.
Pillow Gases
R lar c. ,
$1,132?“ ...... .....1.‘ ..... 11C
Hygienic Pillow Cases, ‘ . g 3 18C
in
' Apron Ginghom
1000 yards Amoskcag Apron Girighams. best
In America; regular 8c yard. 1/
Cost price ........................ 6 4C
Outing Flannel
moo yards Stripe and Chock Outing Flannel;
regular price 12%c.
COST ............. 1 ............. K . . 8%0
‘ Night Shirts
Men's extra heavy Flannclctte Night Shirts,
15cc no; regular $1.00. , ,
Cost price ...... a. ......... 75C
Trimmed Hats
Our entire stock selling at prices that would
not cover the actual cost of trimming, re-
gardlcss of material. Select any Hat tomor-
.. row at'cost price. . No reserve. ‘
" Hat from display at cost.
{Small Wares 8: Notions
Here are the things you use every day, selling
at less than wholesale prices.
’ Pm cusss 103 Plus is calm black white
and assorted colors; regular price 101:. ..6c
soc-yard spool BASTING COTTON
......................... .....3 spools 12c
MACHINE THREAD, zoo-yd. spools; regu-
lar price so ...................... 2 for 51:
BASTING COTTON, too-yard spools; regu-
lar price 3b. Tomorrow ............. . 1c
CARPET THREAD loo-yd. spools, all col~
............................... x' . .3c
SHOE LACES. 4-4 and 5-4 ............‘..7c
SKIRT MARKERSV large, full size, with
chalk . . . . . . .17c
Vienno HAT ELASTIC . . . . ............. 3c
WHITE TAPE, 24 yds. in piece .......... 9c
Miscellaneous Items _
All WRITING PAPER 1-3 loss than regulhr
price. For instance all 50c boxes tomorrow
31:. and so on all through the line.’
All FeANCY GOODS 1-3 less than regular
Pm
All FANSY CHINA 1-3 less than regular
price. .
All dollar HAND BAGS... -------------- 79c
:00 WEBSTER DICTIONARIES, One only
to a customer. Tomorrow . . . . . .. . .39c
Select any“
200 Popular NOVELS worth $1110.39;
“Including such books as Shepherd 0f the
Hills, etc.
All JEWELRY NOVELTIES, including Hat
. Pins, etc... I- 3 less than regular price. ‘: .
All“ CUT GLASS 1- -3 less than regular price. .
All SILVERWARE 1- 3 less than regular
prices. 2
All 251: HAND'KERCHIEFS for men and wo-
men, cost price . .....................
:8 dozen Women’s HANDKERCHIEFS. I'
massed from dis pyla ................ 81/36'
$5.00 fUR GLOVES yfor Women and glen, '
cos ............................
Ail SILK PETTICOATS, colored and blnch' "
all qualities. at cost price.
‘Rugs. 27x54 inches, Oriental and floral
£33 ”£5.21“??? ...... ‘ ....... $1. 19}
Leather Goods
Ladics’ Wrist Bogs 1n Leather, Velvet, Moire,.
some having long leather handles, others ,
long silk cord and tassel handle, lined with
fancy lining. all fitted with purse;
regular $1. 25 ...................... 89c
GLOVES
Our famous P. & L. 2—clasp French Kid
Gloves, embroidered back. in English red ‘
and tans: every pair “warranted;
regular $1.25 ...................... 790
Boys’ and Girls’ Fleeced Lined
Kid Gloves; ‘sc .................. 42C
Boys‘ Gauntlet Indian Gloves. with fringe and . .
star in tan. gray. black; nice warm
Gloves for winter; 5012 .............. 42C
Curtains and Draperies '
Long Muslin Curtains, with hem? "
stitch‘ruifle; regular price 50c ...... 2% Ir
‘ Long Muslin Curtains with four tucks and
trimmed rufiie; .
regular 98c .,. . .\. . . ............... 6
Scrim Curtains' 1n plain or crossbar, with four . ,, :I
tucks and lace trimmed edge; ‘
‘ regular price $1.00: . . .I ............. 69C
Nottingham Curtains,’ 1n white and. I .
‘ beige; regular 79c .. . .. .......... .490
4*
w...
3
lililiiiiifll Alli
SBHiifliiiii Billllit
Warship Taken in low by 82011!
Cruiser-«Two of crew Hurt -
WASHINGTON Dec. 39:4”: crip-
pied torpedo boat destroyer Wan-nui-
ton, which use run down: on. Hotter“,
in a xole on Wednesday nixht. by on
unknown chip, was solely towed into
mnpcen sound it 2. so ooioolt nub , m
' loll: Navy Yard tonight.
the Virginia Cape: and set to the Nor.
The identity of the ship that. run tha
Worrinxton down oil Hatteras in the
sole of Wednesdoy night nndjlnjuned.
two other crew. is still 5 myoterynThe I
revonhe nutter ltosdl. is 61111an off
Dlomond shools todoy, scorching tor
a stronger that was sighted by the li-
ner Lorlmer, obondonod yesterday
‘ ruins, and about 16 miles oi! the
11x tohlp. The derelict was 11 three
mooted schooner, with her full moot
standing out.’ 9: voter with decks
swish I'i‘bll' my lie til“. chip which
alter the gale. The Worrluxton is rid~
lug low with water up to her engine
room buikbood, but not in «longer of
sinking. Only a small working crow
11nd oillcers ore shoord ‘ "
NEW YORK, Dec. 39. —~Further de-
tails oi the accident to the destroyer
Marrinxton, in collision with on un-
known vessel oil Hatteras, were re-
ooived in wireless advices here today
from the revenue cutter 011mm
Tho Onondaga is towing the Warring-
ton to Norlolk, whither the' wireless
messages were sent, “311111th 11'.
holding our! hue increased speed to
slant knots.” says: the insecure. £11
to the hospital." ,
Rondo" May Be Saved.
BLOCK mun. 11. 1.13». 29:400-
spite the terrific hollering from the
hoary seas kicked up by. the northwa-
terly solo. the tour- mooted schooner
Mary Adelaide Randall, whlch struck
on the 1am oi! the west. side of
Block. 11111.11, yesterdoy still held to-
gather my, and it, vino believed. that
the vessel might. no Mimosa.
motion. A. omnll fleet oi :mtkilll
croft. was waiting in Stoolnkton Hor-
boitodoyxortbc wind monocular-
fluently to Allow 1191va operations.
nonmetal-1e: Groucher and on nine
men of the schooner: crow were still
W At the 111mm: W €5-
nor. 1:11.119 vollcl'o chit, Oop‘toin‘ ,
‘ J. Lmoudoll or Grown. 00111.; was -
‘ expected [to Irrive here with the
Island-”Yacht. Club‘to day. The flood
it expected. to dost. her. «
21.31.11. r. 111111113118 “
~ Ill SBIVEITIOI
About 200 106111. state and national
oinoer‘o oi the New England Order or
Protection held the lax-goat meeting a:
the jloqdem of this emulation in
New'mvén. in years. thisweelg. Fol-
lowing the business sectioning dele-
en of New Haven. Grand
den J L Christie of Bridgeport, sud
Grand Secretary Jeremish Wall 1
New Haven '
At the business nesting on.
quot. there was a sedan! also ,
the oiioirs of the organisation 6.
reading of reports.
also ... amooaéosr no 9 151-191..
BRIDGEPORT. 000,?" Inn-Alter;
days' muesli with Acute Bright's Ill
rallied. But little is known obo
except that he nu 11‘ Mother
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