pound Believes aII Brim
1
Wm
old Compound" you distinctly feel
the‘cold breaking nod all the dis.
“ marble some symptoms leavinx.
‘ it is a positive tact that a dose or
Pope’s Gold Oompouud taken every
two hours until three, Icondeoutive
' doses areflnkon will cure ‘Griwe or
break up the most severe cold, either
in the head, chest, back stomach or
”limbo.
‘ fable headache, dullness head and
nose stuffed up, ioveriahness. sneez-
I Wins. sore throat. running at the nose.
’ mucous catarrhal discharges, sore-
nous silliness and rheumatic twingss.
Treks this wonderful Compound
with the knowledge that there is
othlu‘d else in the world which will
njr‘e your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly. and without any! other
11111110.. or had alteneirects as a 23-9
hi package of Panes Cold com-
pound, which any drusglst can sup-
ply-4t contains no quinine—be sure
fsuhstitutee—beicngs in every home
,I Tastes nice—acts gently.
I A youthful giggle is cold aanltl"
compared with an ancient smirk.
line the very first dose at "Punch
it promptly ends the moat miter-I
you" gel what you ask tor-acocpt no
to 111-1111 work mode... the ‘I
post the first thing in the sprint Iona to
size 111111 the low proVIdlax 101111110114
quite extermination commissions be
not tampered With in the 111511111111.
Essex County Mosquito inflammation
subscriptions. It was intended that
the delesnte's should be, taken on a.
in: theIpastIIyear: The rain prevent~
ed the trip, and .those who cameIi'rom
outside the city contented themaelved
with lo‘oklnx over the records of the
commission headquarters in the Globe
buildingr
After a luncheon served at Mhtel-
Slotteis the patty met in the rooms
of the Board of Trade.
1111111, presidentet theorem County
Commission. presided and reada re
port of the work done. 4 . ~-
This report showed that 32.482
breeding places had been'Tound in har-‘
reis, tabs cesspoois, cellars, cisterns.
wells, roof gutters, manure pits and
catch 1111111111 The draining oi swamps,
filling of holes. burying of cans and
oiling of water that could not be done
am); with was all told of in the re
The ooniereuoa was called by the
Commission and financed by eponuisr
tour of the county so that they might '
be shown some of the work accom»
~ pilohsd «by the [coal commission dill“
Dr; Ralph 11.
so odds how
sired results with
quickly. $00. I
'bickuclle and all ,
than.
too.
Iliad your liver. 111111114 3 ‘
rich or bowels; how much your hood
aches, how miserable 11nd 11mm»
Idol-tools you are from conduction.
indigestion biliousnoss and sluggish
intestinesmvw always set the lie--
{innocents and
Don't let your stomach, . liver and
bowels make. you ‘mioora‘ble;
Cnscarets tonight; put an end to the
headache. 11111011111611. dizziness, nor— ‘
vououess, sick, sour, may atomnch.
other distress;
cleanse your. inside. organs or all the
bile, gases and constipated matter
‘ which is producing the 1111er-
A loacent box new health. hwppl
been and a. clear head for months. No
more days of gloom and distress it I
you will take a Commit, now and
All drugxlsts sell Guacamole.
Don’t tel-sot the chidren~tl1elr little
insides need a good. gentle cleanlllls.
Talia
a...- m M"...
llWe are planning to make this Month End Sale unusually a
' “ tractive. As usual live shall not out
Short Lengths and Broken Lines I
at Greatly Reduced Prices. In addition to these. 11 numbers: ‘
1 ., . Staple items at Bargain Prices ,.
As the mosquito can breed only in
water, being a fact; John W:
chief inspector of the local
‘slone. said that the eitorminatlon or
the post was simply it matter of and.
ingout the last breeding place; and
.binu,
nuis-
IGARMENTS
Sample Walsh. _
50o. Value $1.00. .
Sample Wants.
75c. Values to $1.49.
Sample House Dresses.
75c. Regular price $1.00.
Sample Kimonos.
Sample Bath Robes. W
50c. Regular price $1.00.
Black Skirts, embroidery.
54o. Regular price The.
Plain Skirts.
690. A bargain.
Heatholbloom Skit-to.
98c. Worth $1.25.
Ladlos' Sweaters.
$1.00. Extra heavy.
‘ Ladies' and Child’s Sweater-o.
Samples at Sale Prices.
Staple lledlsI
Pillow Cases.
81:. Regular price 10c.
lilo. Regular price 121.211.
Hemetitched, 12 12:. Value ;
16¢. . ~
Fmit of Loom, 16c. Value 10c.
Shanta. ' ' W
45c. Regular price 55c.
40c. Regular price 000.
_ 001:. Regular price 85.
sh... Lengths
Shining Prints.
81:. Value 7c.‘
Apron Ginohsms.
6c. Value “80. I
Printed Famine.
Dc. Value 12 mo.-
Wth Silks. ‘
lee. ,Valuo 250.
Famine to add Rune.
this week only.
M Axminntor, 9 It. by 12 11.
022.00 Rmular price :26. 00W.»
Medium 'Axmimtor. 0 it. by 12th
017. Regular price $20.00.
. $12.00.
010-00-
Flour Coven-11114;.
. As the season" is 1111101131
we will make special prices for
. Tmry Rugs. 0 ft. by 12 11.
Regular price $15.00.
TaMy Rum. s it. by 12 11.
Regular price 012.00,
Wool Flare. art. by 12 n.—
”:50- Regular price $10.0
Axtnlnster, 27 in. by 54 In.
$1.49. Regular price $2.0
wept mn,_gss by 72.
0811.. Regular price 31.25.
o.l
0.
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' .
.Special items Throughout the W 0611' .
84 Washington Street Telephone 440 8111151 Howells Conn.
We GM 8818 Green Trading Stamps "
' : ; STANDARD CAN 011 1011111101111
mSweet Cider, gal. JP... :51: ‘:
.‘ M911 01! to a lhinilnum and the sale
"W Wilma Woodwork, he thought that It
; Ions in many cases. hetero draining. it
' ~conld not be got at to be harvested in
‘ Ilwouid grow nothing but inmqnitoas.
I allrond- or. senatormhernon. um'
j holder Seymour Gilbert, 01 Bloomfield;
WI, Pink Salmon,can"..........
Wterritorg wit to the late
in? John s “hush. sol. 11110111111111.
for doing a great work in discovering
the 111111. of the moquitoos, and
11111111; the Work at exterminators.
Mr. Minefield how polluted brooks
were polished by fish smelled the
ital: went out 111 the stream the water
:lieeamo? Mesquite breeding spots. The
moral was that streams should not he
polluted. He pointed out than one
square foot of salt marsh breeding
arcs produced 5,000 mosquitoes, six
times, a w and that a pond twanw
live momma was suliioient to
breed a neat ‘ol 200.000 persona;
‘er Miller said that the extermina-
lion law was in danger of being re
vealed or being made less efleotive,
and he urged that every person pro-I
sent make it a duty to personally com
vnss’thoile" in power to maintain the
law as it stands. ‘
The snooker considered; it to be
loixlltypocrpoliiics to he on the side
at the mosquito, as the pest had done
linens to depress values and melts for
the dltrepute ot the State than: any
other one thihx. s .
.Il'Iflls cost, Mr. Miller said, was at the
17ers highest twelve cents a head and
as the sole of mosquito netting had
oi high that this is the ideal ia!ativo
and physio for the children. Nothing
' clue milliliter the litlleon‘ea , soo—
much. liver and 80 test at one... how
his so 1.1.1.111, besides my dearlv
love its delixhuui as tests. ‘
if your child isn't.~ ‘ tooling well;
nesting nicely; eating. regularly and
111111111 insides need at Igentle,
ouch cleansing at once. _
When cross, irritable, feverish. ato-
mach sour. breath badior your little
one has stomach ache diarrhoea. sore
‘tilroet. full ct cold, tongue coated;
girls a teaspoom‘ui o! 81'pr otW Figs
and in a few hours all the foul,
atlpated. cleaned up Waste. undigested
loud and sour bile will gently slave
as and out of its little "'hiwels witn-
uut nausea mining or weakness and
you will surelil have a well, happy and,
smiling child again shortly; ‘ ‘1'
With Syrup o: Elsa you are not
(hugging your children, being comm
andmntics, it cannot be harmiul.
Mothers should always seep Syrup
of Figs handy it is the only stom-
ulster neededw-a little much“ today
will save a. sick child tomorrow.
on nitrogen? had decreased MW“ Full directions tor children or all
nine. her east; since the commission lose. and immune 111111.11 printed an
the package.
l
u
was a 1m manner or eradicatinxn
very neat evil.
No room for skepticism was given
1 Mr. Miller. 13110 said that extermi-
W atlon had been a great. success at
.1 “F‘Wl‘f’l‘ Iimd in
“Syrup. of Figs and Elixir of Senna."
prepared by the California rig Syrup
Co. This is the delicious tasting, new
side old
else altered.
' I Amt-1
Thomas J. Slam”. of Jersey City,
and Colonel James C. spring, 0! Essex
ll‘ails._
All of the speakers were convinced
that the work or extermination had
been» demonstrated Ilene practicable.
The law creating extermination com»
missions was characterised as among
the most vehiahle to the state, and.
the Whimsion was that it any
I011 111‘: 1111111 on was an economic gain
in that two crops of hay were lulled
ion land that More draining hora, but
one crop. The hay sells at 88 a ton.
conditions were so had that the land
(Wither 11.111 were Dr. T. J. Head-
lee. state entomologist,- Mammalian
Ration E. Mitchell. ire Kipp. Goons
’.AI conch. of thWblLacltowmn‘ Ruin
there ironic be too strong a 1111th
”semen: behind the movement tor-
Mont of the Jersey City Beard: of
ill; Curtis R. Bennett, president
of the Newark Build at Trade; Roger
ill-l. Butlerworth of East Orange; Dr.
IThomu W. Harvey. of Orange; Free-
slams.
«1111:, «used by mosquito bites and
or entering so enthusiastically into the
’
it's the car you the 1111 mostn-and hear the least.
The Ford is as silent as human ingenuity can
make it. one that means that it‘s the quietest cur; ,
condemn“; so...‘ «1°11 to '
or 1 en ‘ " v
South Main Street. -... ot, a! ' ‘ ,
UNITED GR" * ERY CUMPANY
:“ .’ souoarn mill with f1“: ‘:
{19 LBIS. SUGAR- ..
oeI‘W‘MIoI :- use:“’1
ammo... Wssc Cranberries, pe‘r qt.1..,....1oc,
Every mother innuediately realises I
silo:- giving her child delicious Syrup ,
action 11111111111111 is a. sure sign that _W W
thon/
ed entirely oi luloious' Isa, deans and ,
I I
ach liver and bowel ciehnser and reg. .
Ask your druxgist for the full name, l
reliable. Refuse anything _
ntheihpt was made to repeal the not
can» . '
angW changes to be made in it! 0:011: I I, .
Colonel Sprig; told of having been' '
laid .1111 {or a year with malarial poli-
Wipe“, WPE!‘ Cm """'I'"'W'.I- ‘“ swag Pamakg moyfil&.n‘.1.2fi
1... Lime
I‘ chhucs‘hsce the new Furniture.
~ I are becoming more popular évcry season. We are show.
$1100 ;_ I I-
- cities. W
5. Complete lines for women and children. includlnp
. light weight cotton some, linseed cotton. bleached or 1" ,
:' unhinnohcd. marine, 1111,1111 111191.ka and little and all W;
II ' Momma-111mm: squeak-1m and sizes"
that“ amounts“! Wt you what.
11.... to (1131111 I Eight weeks toluene-pretty things
with the personal touch that are appreciated “But,"
says some not ovcmonlident soul, “I don’t know how‘
“and I don’t lt‘no‘w what to make.”
Now, to help out everybody who needs encourage-
ni'ent, Miss Alden is coming to us for two days each
week, Wednesdays and Thursdays, to teach all the new
stitches and all the old one s, to help inexperienced nec-
dlcwomcn over difficult places, to assist beginners in
commencing new work, and to advise in selecting.
The Art Section offers new designs in ”‘
Blewn and White Linen, Scarves, Centers and Pillow
Covers in patterns for pudcilwork,‘ ltalian relief and
cutWork. '
Lingerie Garmants, Combinations, Corset Covers,
Chemises and 'Nigh’tg0wns of nainsook, stamped for
work. <
Books of Patterns for Stamping
Several bodies of Stamped Patterns, from which
,I persons may select exclusive designs for personal arid
househOId linen-s; attracich designs for towels, (lollies,
waists and undermuslins. Come and look them
I through.
Wednesdays and Thursdays for lessons.
« 1 I 'lllird floor
1 1
«.1
“Dew-bleach” 13116111110111 Belfast.
Linené of various grader}, bleached in the old natu—‘fl
ral way, 'as it used to be in New England, wet by llCW‘
and an occasional sprinkling of pure water, dried by the
sun on the fragrant grass until white and sweet-smell-
lug That makes Einen Was it Should be.
Webb’s Dew-bleach Linens a1e practically a revival
of the old fashioned 1101111131111 115, as :lhcy are woven in
Ireland, every thread of pure flax, suit and silky in ap-
neurones, and bleached white on the green sward.
Linens‘ for dresses, skirts, waists sheets and pillow
cases, and embroidery work.
Huck, from 15 to 27 inches Wide, plum and figured
Guest Towels. Iliediunl and large.
I 1 At the Linen Section.
\
Dainty; New Undermuslins'.
A‘ recent arrival of new gal-urchin, “lee; intimes"
Combinations. Chemises and Gowns. Prominent in
the ddsplayof La Grecque novelties for the season is the
Chemi‘Pantalon, a conlbina lieu of two garments in one,
well liked for women who do 1101 afiect many clothes.
It is especially adapted to the present. mode of gown,
requiring no petticoats. Second floor.
W
new Hall Clocks.
listen to the
Runember to come and see the
Rest awhile in the Furniture Rooms,
Fourth floor.
I I flip: 1.1111211 (Sampson.
lhzthc lsrgcstaod most varied assortment in the twin
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