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' IIess mIIlLOSVLOI‘SLEEl'.
FacSimiie Sigiatum hf ‘ ' 1
V we criterion tourism. “1'
It
Ends With Tonight
“not included
We give
84 Washington Street,
in this Sale.
South Norwaik
sou Green Trading Stamps ,
a r aid/niarntndm 1'
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I ST AMPED
NEEDLEWORK
Every woman who does n‘oodlowork will wish to»
v iuit this store.
my me here in grout variety,
that it is the most extensive and it is certainly
moot .heoutitul
Those who
personal wear
Wool, etc. ,in o
in intents
now hiring.
Finlohed Vfi
M {ion on
I Imrge colleotlon .5: Centerpleoon, horned
Dollies: Guest 't‘oIvols, Pillow poses, Solo Cushions.“
ilnndkorohiot and (llovo Cures. 'llo nooks.
Carriage Robes
The new stamped articles tor embroid-
showing ovor pride in this vicinity.
are wine will buy n0w tor Vi‘Ilture wed
ding girth, Xmas gills. prizes,’ Vote.
The popular Royal Society poolrhg'o goods, coordin-
iug pretty thing‘s for iho'homo on well nit garments lorV
Negligeo
xcuedingly handsome designs I I
Wear, Blue. Pillows, hooks.
and the like,
oral or many or the doors are not
tor unto. .
and we are oomiiden‘tII
the ‘
Schrtu, ‘
.luokets,V
we have at number got
A think that your foolish mother do
cloud to go away again, and that ‘y‘ou'l
Use
For [her
Thirty Years
Our Mid-SummerlCiearrince Stile
We have Broken Lines too small to
Vi put back with stock. Also Small Lots
. These We will offer for the Next
Week at Very Attractive Prices.
Come in and secure the Bargains.
A. Dickerman 8t son
( ’Phone 446
tan—Ha! V
I. ,llohmnn?”
5‘ IbyV the aide doom
"We hope to keep you here this
to the ground and rthod into the our
.olo mhrnoo of hill wile. I. I
“MTV ilWI child! We delightful to
.are sent hook to no no soon I am
Tell me. in Autumn
salute to mom that good looking End
Rose 03.11qu louglied merrily at
Aunt Ruth' a danger questioning. To
.Ihoth of them. Mrs. Careon' a homemade
love affairs were II nover- mooning topic
with n grown up daughter. She was
indeed a frivolous, rather selfish per-
‘Son‘ but. withal eo charming In her
solilntorent that one could not. he on-
tirely vexed with her. This was the
dies in Montana—~Mra. Carrion had
V been a Riddle~whilo the little widow
calmly allproprioteil her comfortable
income to purposes‘ot pleasure. 1
“Do you believe your mother ‘VMII
marry that Engiishmnnif' repented
Mrs. Riddle, ..aittlug down in ‘Rope'n
J room while the girl reui‘ovéd the dust
of the long ride from the railroad ain-
tion.
“Dear Aunt Ruth I really heliovo
that mother will marry Mr. Chicoeter
before she returns to New York. ,1
confidently expect to receive iron) her
a perfectly charming little letter has
pounding that she has deeidetl thth it
would 5o host for her future happiness
arid 'leo'plng that twill not. tool too“ had
fly‘ ’nhiiiut it " Boson eyes were very
bright no she brushed her brown hair
into shiny coils around her head.
Mrs. Riddle wna perturbed "I hope
you—you really would toel‘ badlY.
wouldn't you. dear?" ‘
“'Yes, and no." answered the girl
slowly. "Mother and l are so very
different. you know. We don't care tor
. the. some person or the some things. i
could be per-teeny happy here with you
and Uncle- Routine rent of my life—-
while mother would be miserable lioho
had I‘ stop here one night. There's
the w olo description of our chardo-
tors in a nutshell,"
‘ “And you don't care for New Yo?!
-—-it does seem us though- people had
such a good time thorol‘V' sighed Mrs
Riddle,
"They do and they sat bored With it
oil. The people who really have a
good time in New York are the via
iroro I would rather live out here
and he one of the visitors oometlmen."
"Readily, Rose?"
“Cross my heart”
nliy at Mr; Riddle
, ‘.‘l um no glod dent, beenusre it your
she smiled sum
wily Ralph and i want you to come
tor the rest of your days It you wish.
but i hope you will marry one of our
splendid men and make a home for
yourself.”
Rona threw her mum around her
aunt and kissed her tenderly.
“i shall ho so imppy it you really
want Inemnolnehow I seem iv
as though i hnd come back homo. that
have eomoiuto my own!"
“Then til you marry one of our
neighbors you will belong to on on-
Vtirély. I hope there isn't anybody
llnok‘ in the east "
Rollo longhed ilghtLheortediy. Iv“No~
body more or anywhere else. nuptial"
“Then that": all right!" declared
hire. kiddie so eluphntic‘llly .thdt the
girl louiriiod once more ,
Two montho passed and October
come with erm- mornings. Bunny
«lily, sometime alone and ooouuiouaiu
f“ ‘, ly ncoomponi‘od by her unolo or one‘
' at his muted moo. ,, V. ,
One of than men iron:
. ‘oooh won a, long. loan.
h I
udi fldmi, nomad I’hinny. Ville usual.
ly were u dissed-tied grown trough
the «entities of lovely mug women.
who tend oi pink
time. my door!" he sold on also sumo.
V Kind. that your mother decided to go“
IIuhrooMthervriso Ire would hallo hurl
‘ Io. lonely winter!
‘ something, and at her ‘nir _
Bh‘nlni the eyes roll to o moody com V
of interest. Rose's mother was young‘
and ridioulously pretty tor. a widow
second time she hurl sent her daughtor V
out. to spend the winter with. the Rid-
mothor does marry her Englishman.V
out hermand make your home with no
he a T
‘g_ misfit in New York. Out um, I reel“
1 am breathing my native all”. that l“
noon: and long golden and purple at “ ‘
toroootil'. Hose Cotton rode every day .
alone mentioning trolls bored him one .
, homely. on rho denim? ’Iiho who im-
‘ malady attend that Mfr. Riddle haul
V enough him u‘ body Word to his alone. I
M
the piano on
tiered the room mourn-died hr
' doupelrudo:
Duke Heudornon. I
flushed and gore her hand to the
introduo n.
“l‘ii no and bring hire. Riddle" said
mole Roe and he‘ hastily departed.
Ado. V I
Rose found herself avoiding the
slunoe of a pair or sparkling eyed. am
that under happy circumstanceu might
be very 'gny indeed: now they searched
hol‘, taco eagerly an Vii looking‘
or con-
”mutation of the carpet. I
Rose Wondered if he know um
handsome he'looked slttlmgr there in
his cowboy costume. his strong brown
dozen shapes It he did know it. It
gave him no pleasure for onco he
sighed heavily: and again he glanced
swiftly M her. and on their eyes root
he resumed his store at the floor.
“it is a. glorious night.” he said at:
last I
' "C‘hnrmin‘y."
“'Mr. Riddle eais more going out
(or a. ride with hlmwhe has been
pony you; I hope you don‘ t mind!“
“Oh. no!" she said hastily ”‘lt you
my riding shirt"
He held open the door for her and.
no she passed him. ”there mlght‘have
been the nilghtest toes at her head
He smiled rueruliy and not down
again “
When Ilene come down nipnln she
ruin a tail- picture, in a. duet- colored
llnhit with a foil hat perched on the
hook at her hood
Mrs. Riddle waited in the plume un-
til ththhreeV had gaiioped out of sight,
Iliad-Fahd fiddled with satisfaction on
she returned to the parlor.
"The little mlnxl" aha
Ihrodtily.
Henderson rode beside Mr. Riddle
and left Rose in peace on the other
side of her unole, None oi them
talked much save the men, who spoke
now and then in monosyllahles. com
monting on the condition of the. coun-
try, and theahuudonl rainfall. Over.
head the m‘oau rode high in the blue
arch of sky and hoioro them stretched
a boundloan piulo. V
All at. room-- My. Riddle uttered n
sharp exclamation and dismounted to
discover that hisfllorno had gone and
donly lame, There was nothing for
them to do but to return to the ranch.
This Mr. Riddle would not hear of.
"l was going to take you on to Sit-
vor Springs. Rose. Now Hii‘nderaon
will escort you and i willenit. here.
It is only 'a couple of miles further
on."
"But Uncle Rob. 1'!) rather not so,"
protested erse, but Mr. Riddle insist
ed. and so while Dollollendorson redo
beside her in grim nppreciutlon at her
grudgingly given companionship they
covered the rest of the distance to Sil~
ver Springs. und‘ pulling in their
horses looked together into the spark-
chuckled
, ling silver waters at their feet.
"liltrhes ll" nitroud tonight.“ to
marked Mr Henderson.
'lilhostn may walk!"
.‘ Fiddlosticiim”
VV"l know a. girl in New York who
hurl her fortune told one liar—«the seer
prophesied um the girl Would marry
n hoodltl What do you think of
rum?" V V
Rene started violently“ aha rt»
memhoreri the remark of Mr. Phinuey
tho first time they had met Vl‘iulro lien
dereon.
Phlnuoy. “ «out on Mr. Henderson.
“lie takes pleasure In pointing me out
to “modern no the prototype at June
James."
“He told me thot Josue domes would
record " muruVIiIred Rose. looking down
1M the silver pool
‘ “0t course not}? ' ‘
"That “of ooumV not to the rim
It'mutom lvo had that ‘you remember.
we are old irieudi Viihd that. l lineal!
you once ” he said (Inlet I
:‘Ilruilo ill-oomph! I
member thoiff. Wit?“ m
‘Vtiidn‘t like {Viv-"l “film
forum use exclunio‘u pulley was applied
the cane holds.
stronger a Mr. Riddle rename tMI I
leaving Rose alone with the deepen
tor '
fingers twisting his felt hut/Into I
kind enough to any that I may uoeom~ V
Will excuse me i will go and put on.
. cording to some civil or religious core
“Nonsense," returned Rose sharply.
rule that. ordered her deportation.
“I nm a bandit. decorrllunt to lion I
have how proud to hover had your I.
"Yet you do not seem rimmed? oh- ‘
mm Henderson. Ivéiioomitn October 11 by William Flow
: wan blown from lain hand by It gust
" his
know you world [aim to ‘do Vii-wand I I
howl that the nut
Utensil no of the limit I) group
Whey, are our hoot} worker-Ix ‘ ‘ ’
mmomtld count on a Certain reorder
x of iii-awny Mongollonu to toll In
“The Chinese now in Hawaii holler
been there tor many more. ’
or them are getting to
Not loony oi! the chine have wives.
Types oi Japanese Dancing girls.
polio women. It was a good cross.
one this half-breed progeny, and so
likewise the oitspring‘ ot the Japanese
and native women. In recent timenh’
however, the dope have been in the
habit of sending hack to their own
land for WM en. in most cases I think
the self-elected hrld‘cgroolno get their
parents hook in tho. Flowery Kingdom
to pick out wives for them.
"The matter is finally arranged
through the Japanese current, the man
in the case putting up money for the
passage of his intended spouse. The
llour‘thnt she land: must also he the
wedding hour, (or the authorities will
not allow the fair ones to remain on-
less claimed and formally meted no
Irunny tint. both parties consider hind-
on.
"Every now and then n wireless
nit-osuge comes to my plantation
“hich tolls one or my young Japanese
hired men that he may expect on the
arrival of the next ship at Honolulu
the girl who has been picked onion
his ulte. I do not think that in many
canes tho principals have ever laid
eyes on each ctlie’r.“ ”0n the receipt.
of the message thorium: gets permis
slot: to gin to claim it wife, and pret-
ty soon the pair one domesticated on
the estate, and my understanding is
they get on as happily as it they had
known each other from infancy and
been nodded in the conventional we:
0! the Caucasians.
"Not long ago a ship from Y-okoha
ma arrived with forty or titty eo-
cnlled picture brides. Every one of
them had been chooen through photo
graphs forwarded to Hawaii some time
in advance of the arrival of the origi-
nals. Occasionally there io‘ apathetic
coco. as. when not long ago a very
pretty young Japanese mold , was
forced to take the next ship returning
to her old home. inspection showed
that she had tmohomu, and the rigid
could not be walvod."-Bultimoro
American. ' i‘
MIN GETS Lorie lost $10
Money In Honda «New York Police
I Chief Biuco October ii to Re-
‘ Ito'ro‘d to Owner. \ j '
,--1 ,
New Yorkw‘A‘ ton» dollar bill out on
Brondnny‘Ootoher 11 in non in the
bond: of the owner. utter liming been
(or eight months in die hands 0! Po-
lice Commissioner Waldo. more than
gagi- tor the money, but; it remains
forIJohn F‘. J. Sneehan of Newark.
N. 1., to mice the nucoeautdl claim.
The hit! NIB turned over to a ironic
our of Berlin, Goa-mew. who sold that
the bill he'd blown into his lace or.
fihoehuu exploited that the money
or wind. Idle bod witnomu to prove
intro." V _
.40 I
I ll phloem orpu ‘
hatred under the law." mid W.P . '
dint-norm. o mm piunto‘r of the inland .
- IFumiture
V Dinner Sets
‘ Silverurare
‘Cut .Giass and VCVryotal
1Fanoy: Linens
I‘Luneheon Sets ,
. Aluminum Ware
Galvanized Ware V
’ 5 Garbage .Qans,*eto. ‘
1.090 portions applied to the oomniim -'
Forty-wooed meet and Broadway.»
The Furniture Stile Continues Until the
Fifteenth
Less 20 per cent. on
- Ardahan Ru‘go
English, French and
German Fancy China
. .
Jardinieros, Breésware‘
and Pottery
V Linen Shoots and
Table Damasks and Napkins
Pillow Cases
Fibre Ware
Washtubs. Ste plodders
Clothes Baskets
Chafing Dishes, Table
Kettles and Trays
_ *V I ‘ Lesle‘per cent.
Carpets, and" ‘
Window Screens
Lamp Oil Steves
Towels ,. is
Rugs in certain lines ‘ Dinnerware in stock patterns
Linoleum ‘ Curtains and i
Upholstery Goods
Couch Hammocks
Draperies l
Blankets and Spreads
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday zuc ion in h iIiIiI to lake
:II‘lIuIItuge of the above tiiscounh In addition Iiurc (llt‘ many
spotinlly pxircri articles “iii-ell Show lollmtimls (\‘i’ll groom than
the discretion many as large as 33 'I—3 and 40 per com.
All EspecialLine of English
Porcelain Dishes with small decorations.
Dinner Plates Breakfast Plates
soup Dishes Bread and Butter Plates
Cereal Dishes Nappies
8 ate.
Elite E. iii. Erato Glnmpuny.
5 All business success is necessari-
137 due to some sort of adver-
Jieing. «No matter what. your en-
terpriSe may be. it must; become
known to others besides yourself.
There are numerous-I methods of
conveying to "thepubho the facts
you desire them to know; But
the BEST way is that. which;
591173 the nodal; people in the"
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