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SILK HOSE.......... .L- ...........L
4‘ FUR Sl‘TS io’r women and oiiildre
user.
ptionel vuluee oi FUR COATS {lulu . . . . . . ..
ooitively lower prlooii
SAL
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5 ti SLa Trips, Delightful Week Ends Allowing
, Picneure and Rest to '
D POINT COMFORT NORFOLK. RICHMOND
L and WASHINGTON. D. C. :
Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and -
\ turn including mm. ’and berth $14 ‘
Richmond or Washington, D. .c.. a rm
turn including meals and with $15
' ON 0. D. STEAMERS
Hot and Cold Sen Water Baths can be procured on Steainer with—
out charge. Steamers are all equipped with the United Wireless
Telegraph System. _
STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY ATs
Tickets and Stateroom Reservations. Pier 25. North Rivera,
, j, L Foot of N. Moore Si... New York.
Phone 3900 Franklin. Senator illustrated Pamphlet.
NW. L. WOODROW, Traffic Mar. J. J. BROWN, Gen’i Plumper Ant. ..
For further particulars apply to J. M. LAVTON a. C0., 5 Rail
road Avenue, or Depot Ticket Agent. N. Y.. N H. and H R. R. '
“ow York to
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25 Eggs. pér dozen .30
.25 Cranberries, per qt. ........... .lii~
25° Mixed'Nuts. per ll). .15
.25 English Walnuts, per lb. .15
.25 Figs, per iii. .15
.10 Evaporated Peaches, 2 lbs. 25c
'lhs.‘Prunos.
pm. Seeded Raisins ......
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Sill Dalton
L01, margarine pkg.
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Apples. Oranges, Grapes, Grape Fruit. Spinnch, Celery, Sweet Potatoe-
NITED GROCERY (30.
20 North Main at.
Phone 148
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19 lbs Graniflated sugar $1 ““21“?le NEE on trees Yn Ecuador,
idea of an all wood
fresh from the" forest bed covering
might give insomnia and a backache
:0 the child of civilization who likes
to snuggle comfortably under several
layers oi’ down and wool the natives
Will it all right as in loot it is.
When an Ecuador Indian wants a
blanket he hunts up a demh-iagna' tree
and cuts from it a timer six {003.5%
ilon'ol the peculiarly eeli, thick hark.
This is dampened and beaten until the
ilcxibillty or the sheet is much in-
creased.
out peeled oil, and the sheet dried
in the sun.’ The result is a lilanket.‘
I“ E Hatch 8: Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK.y CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 4!.
Ln gaining rapidly in Donuhrity u e unstimulat- lunl m
' planter Ind wall-paper. It. in Menuhin at an innnite “not!
or artistic designs our mils and Wong, and permits at e
L [wide scope for individual prominent end into. We on amt:
end keep a lone supply on hand.
w‘film‘nnr nanny.
may NORWALK.
Sunday SCiiool Sable-ties
e are nrewod to turninh May Home of Candy (or your
AYERS MOTOR CO *
you may share at this store.
lug.
ltles. at 39° to $2.25 pr.
TheN E
in WADHINGTON OT;
L L.L-.,-L-i-L-'-;.-L-L .c.»
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lion Sou; Slonnclldliudm L‘
root; light and fairly warm, or on at.
‘ lug. securing employ marlin-ell come
The rough grey exterior to
Emigrant! toilet-I leather.
Nowhere will you'nnd silk Hosiery mm to rivnl
Nothing but atandord- malice are represented. We recommend av»
cry pair purchased here to give satisfactory service.
The assortment more; special opportunities tor those who are
cooking to combine the practical and the dainty in their giitmilk-
Women's Pure Silk Hosiery, in various weights of exquisite qual-
Men' 3 Pure Silk’ Socks. all popular grades. at 50c to $1. 50.
Children's Sifk Stocking. and Box, pink, sky. white, at 25c pr.
tliasee‘ pure Silk- Stoohlnze,blnck only. splendid value. “-00
For WI“
lhlrly Ears
‘ 'VNBLQCQTAUI comm-v. new van om.
LL '-
traciive cream color it may he roll-
all into a compact bundle without
hurt and with ydinnry usage will hint
1“) ”vowel YW8.,L-H§I'PSI".B
- Sentinel Want Columns have opened
the wantonopportunlty for many.
Chances Lior profiluhle selling. rent»
within the province oi: the Wants.
Sentinel Wants have been the means
oigiving many workers 1 chance for
advancement; Sentinel Wants ,con
nominate really deal; each. day. intro
dune landlords and tenants ‘und bring
those “that '
Ryan Co.
IOU‘I'H NORWM.“
{inning on the inmate generosity
~ tome sheep dogs Worked them back
' inrmers witnessed the work the dogs L
1‘ in! dog will. eventually he on most
‘_ I American-L farms,
, studying more cnreiully‘ for ways and
‘ihey care to go.
-' fireside
wealth. urination! and manufactur-
'_ing renouroen of his own elite.
‘ int. he wanted to lack terminal incli-
.‘- lties.‘!or‘ he tallied about lofty min-
. he sits down he will tell us why they
; . “Our Mend morn lllluoln said:
‘iieleripiion of the agricultural prod-
' gucttoi New Janey I was almost
L mm. that you and the gentlemen
“out you loomed increduiowln
"‘“i
‘1 on the W mini have memo
Ill Englund Lu Eootlond lormorn
learned ionic ago the value of dent“
on farm work. There the uniyoronl cun-
loin in in how (logo (lolly do their
part the some as trusty lllz'odD man.
Here in America, however few farm.
érs know the value of o. well trained
clog we uro‘ the. losers because 01’
this fact. We will learn of course. ‘
.n yours to come: and working dogs
that sue a daily help will lepiatie the
coalitions loin: help “'mlnilto'" now im-
it once happened that the owner ol‘
and forth uihong flocks of sheep at
the some place where many farmeru
were. nononiblod in convention The
were doing on the sheep were moved
hem harm; to pasture, through nous,
gates M d lance. Thcy were amazed
to find them so helpful and Wondered
it their intelligence. They saw them
Lure and gather in the sheep from
.ar away, nihlle the owner united at
he gate. They only them hard the
sheep along the inueu. doing \vorlinhiwo
men could not have done. And'they
profited by What they new.1 L U
They began, to believethat the list.“
when we get to
means to save work and expense. it
may he on some large estates many
lilieront men are employed, thereby
leaving little opportunity iorjonyouo
to lrnin a. dog. But on the average
form this in not thecase.
Any tanner tired from whorl! day‘s
loll would praise the faithful-hog that
would go the mile or two into the
posture to bring in the cows while he
prepared the feed [or thorn.
No reference in mode to the dog we
iind on many farms that knows only
enough to run and snap at stock,
driving them in. whalever direction
Such (“dog is or
:ioile value, for he driver the stack
may an often no he brings them back.
who pen they‘huve loll. Such a dog
night havordevelopcd into a good‘onei --
it was the fault of the mentor that he
was never trained. Let no man for-
get how important it is to have his'
log well trained and carefully edu-
cated to do his bidding. The green
untrained dog is like the unbroken colt
or the nowhired .man. Neither is
good an a real helper until taught to
do no you wish him to do .«Fnrm and
Why He Wu n "Sucker."
William E. ‘Maoon of Chicago, at a
banquet given to lawyers and pull-
ticianu, 'was called upon for a' nt‘ory
nnd-told’the following:
"PA .woiLknown illinoin politician
was: speaking. at the some banquet
with a governor 01 New Jersey some
years: ago. The Jersey govern'or went
into exhaustive iiguree as to tub
in
tiles. .
"Bolero he set down he sold: 'I am
to he followed by e ailveoionsued or
itor from lilinoil and i hope before
Ire nailed "Sunken. "'
“Mr. Tenement". when I heard the
“human come iron: the com belt qr.
, lilinoiu. and when he told u: of hi: _
1mm manufactures. it made lliinoin
look email, but I noticed, Mr. Toast»
toot. I could tell by. your apt-onion
“at you did not believe o. word he.
“111.1 went to m to the covet-nor
at New am that l Dolley: every
word hi will, mom» will. moon
lam drilled a tucker! "
hinting at the Canal.
in the lint on no. the evolution.
40.05:. also around!“ at dynamite tor
hinting or an mm. oi 8.016.870
, ryny. The «11mm [or
mad
the me, tuition Juno sauna. m Ir
summit tor the 13 mm lotion-
The whingrliiynly
to Wm”. around the edge»; at a pas, ’ . old I'OSC,‘1L)ink, champagne, lotus 'lliiii‘l,
’ 1 our. Trunks.
narnnnrem 1857'
~ . C“
mm. -L ., r l
Connnencing \Vcdnominy the Slow Lin ho upon cvé-
nings to accommodate those who must shop late.
W "
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Nut vmv many (luvs more for shopping and if,
Juli have solved all your prohlpms it will be plain sail-
inrr Look through your listsmex cryimiy makes addiiiillls
tho MM. is w <13y5-nnd commence cally in the looming.
ihcc hooliiii Service of this Home is at your dis—
110.54}. 0
Two New and Attractive Colored
(lotions for GOWus
Dcnbigh Corduroy, a thick material with :1
rib or i‘<.,1r(l in brown, glzly, bincl
heavy
tan and Nll\ (‘1
3,1 inches wide. 39c
Bedford Cord, like a heavy gms grain. in
and
for
Silver,
black,
winter
navv
Itn'onldhe hard ioyfind a boiler material
house dresses or children'sschool Trlrn'lrs.
'l‘wentyascvcn inchexwille, 35 MS.
- Wash (30ml Section.
Petticoats for Everyday Street Wear
Cotton ‘Mcs‘salines -l)iack and colors; soil , material and
most agreeable in wear, $1 so to $2 .98.
' Satteen Petticoats, ail'want'cri coibi‘s.
98 cents to $2.50.
Skirts with wool jersey tops that lit
Clinnl'urillbic in cold weather,
icon or uicssniine.
Satteen $2.98,
Messnline ‘ $5 00.
Knitted W001 Skirts of assorted calmings.
$1. 25 and $1.50 -
St mud flour
and foul
'i'hcsc have flounces of sat—
closely
I Q
Fancy Linens, Specml
Japenese 'Drawnmlk land Embroidered Scarves, Squares
and.Ccnters
Spcrinwns of elaborate workmanship which are values
at $1.50, $1.75. $2.00 and $2.25, offered at
_ $1,00Lcach
C ; Don’t fail to see them.
J . Linen Section
— Willow with places for glass-
es. decanters, bottles. cracker and cheese
plates. Servims for four, six. eight and
more. persons. '
,Siimlin in the (Gift Room.
Sandwich. and Cake Baskets.
Scrap Baskcts, Wail Pockets and FIOw—
r ‘.Holders of Brown Su—Su Duke Warc
from Japan. .
Candlesticks of practical] sorts. walled sticks of voirvly
green pottery that look well holding rcd Christmas mu-
dice. " , .
Deninon Handy Boxes ihntmutaiu tags. souls, pastors,
cord twine and oihcr handy contrivnnccs for the 1101ch-
kcopcr. $1.00 and up 4
Tool Kits In leather pockvtcascs . a dozen or more tools
that every man and most we men can use. $5.00 up.
‘ Ask about those in Gift Room.
Trunks and Bags __
‘Wal’dmbe and Steamer Trunks that are good and rciit
hie travelers and do not require gentle treatment irom
‘ pattern and oxprcssmcn. '
Traveling Bag for men and women
$5.00
A fine Special at
jmt hid: the lily: ones.
‘}x.25 iiil- “
"i“ . Fowl h linen
. «
gande‘ntte
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Gifts for the Home .
Meats .of .sturdy .hrown.
mung», H
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