. ”10‘le “mini-decor
Elite pastbility tint such redolent:
.miabt in wt“ bacillus 9! reports
flint belligerent ships Alain wed) boil-
bring cloutotho America coats.
" The Washington Government'g pro
'docht in Wimw'e let-
’ter on the question of ions was receiv-
ed with much interest because of the
many constructions which had been
placed on the administration‘s posi-
.iion. The letter states that no for its
" the Stole Department is concerned, no
war loans have been made by foreign
governments niece President Wilson
announced his disapproval of ‘ such
transactions. The pluchuse of
plies through the
credits is regarded by Secretary Bry-
In no purely I commercial transaction
known-topologica-
j mac-immunity
null not obiectionnblc. Great Britain,
Ill ’8 lflll iii
1 M France and Russia are understood ‘ to
'3 have estébliflled many million dol-I
5.. w mm S‘out lars’ worth of credits for war supplies
5,1. ;, with American firms. This form of
‘lrade is not objected to by the State
Department also because no American.
nelil. War loans,
subsoriptiun. are under Governmental
nisoion to Ship War Equipment
Iii... .
Jul Lincorporato in the records 0‘ the crux of some oi the belligerents.
.Smte loday,.l.he long reply which he
ruceived‘ from Secretary Bryan defend. —FIVE CENTS pRovfis 11-,
in: the Washington Government's in- A Generous ()fler, cm out this ad.
Wemtion of its rights and duties as. enclose with 5 cents to Foley s; (‘0,
Ineutral in the present war- Chicago 111., and receive a free trial
The letter from the: Secretary 0‘ package containing Foley's Honey and
Stole. prepared after conciliation will: '1‘“ Compound for coughs: Foley Kid-
President Wilson. Counsellor Lansing may Pins and Foley Calllnrlic Tablets.
and the legal unicorn of the Governf For 5,113 by all drugs“,
l - mént. constituted the i‘ldministration‘s
answer to those who have been charg-
ing in numerous letters to the Slate
’ W
MORE QUAKEB.
and public speeches that the Ameri-‘ Timid.
icon Government‘s neutrality discrimi- To the Editor of the Sentinel:
mo against Germtiny and Austria.
munition and contraland.
i'belligercnt operating on the big
on”, A.
. Those in this country who sympathize which be prepared for core weather.
. withGormany and Austria-Hungary. Don't flatter that winter is finished
A appear to assume that some obligation The late destructive quake ,1
tormance of its neutral duty. to pro, theory advanced by Ionic so
vent all trade in contraband. and tbm' thoroughly incorrect.
I equalize the difference due to the relo-, are caused by a am:
1 live naval utreugtb‘ot the belligercn
No such obligation exists: it would
- adopt such a policy.
' had the power to do so. .,
‘nnd Austria cannot import contra-x medic.)
‘ band from this country. it in not be- in advdnco as readily as transits, on
cause of that icct‘ the duty of the cultatlons
United States to close its markets tol universal creation.
try are open upon equal terms to all: scientific law should read up. .
the world. to every nation. belligerent Yours, UNCLE 3011“,”.
or neutral." ' L Middle Haddam, Jun. 25. 1915.
I While the letter was'devoted largely WWW
to answering criticisms. it revealed —~DEMAND. son THE EFFICIENT
' mnuyv‘featurosxol' the administration's,
. policies hitherto unexplained. ‘ >
The Washington Government has cru business cannot use in office. fat:
than the belief that the passage of wards cii’ disease.
cl 9.: war. high ofilcials here contend bowels regular.
that such a. law even after the conclu;
W
i ' _ mm: Announces
O .
e‘allty foster the growth of militarism murmur.
geucios on purchasing war ' .
1 ‘irom the United States would become: method at
lolly. town and- borough courts.
siantly on a war footing in respect to,{
. supplies.
»- penditurec.
’ ‘ The letter. reveals
judge of any court uncommon pleas
{bola it cannot permit belligerent ves-‘
.nor can promises be exacted from ‘
; 0! t0 participate‘iu the. “tired 1'1““ indict”)!
on proton his been and: to Fr
" conduit oi thesear‘cn 1liy a. boarding
m train the wrench cruiser. Condo
“of n American ship plying between
to .portniiu‘polombln. ‘ ‘r.
. 01mm“ ‘lnln‘ed‘iodar 3h“ there-
'wlthlnadlx legislature
date tot wicrom ,
l
' rmicalon to transport f‘wor _€anin'.$85a°h 1°" 1"“?
Wm Ainsknl'lwbicbghndbeenl . ~
mood, as disclosed lurSecretnl-y Bry‘.
n :lcttcr rotel‘red ion ‘siolpmpnt or.
rduslnd ammunition from Northern
‘11 t ‘ .
4-WHAT'Ve‘i-IE wmrap.
sold a youogilnptlljcffll‘uqday, rout;
“18”!“an ioprncy‘throusb a
1 '9“- 'mvnfoibyclrdrwsuwl
no» M‘botb'lmu uld Grout. ' ‘ ~ .
W , ‘ .
iwmmfl} in“ The
tint ”Wm the m col
sup- .
establishment of
W in...
i'
.
1
. ‘ cum
. (condoned from lot lingo.)
iconic! Camila» Hill. under: or
the Sweetie“ ‘ ‘ were assigned
ylas W10; ship's pntrol of
1.08509?! “fibrin; the liberty W in
mania: and were of material assist-
Militia in his report. Captain uiiunms_;wce- .Purol duly might troll be in-
says: “This organisation m. innyifilllcdin future instructims to com-
"opillion, the most efficient oi all. The % mud“: Wm conducting cruises.
discipline and cleanliness wu' very Twining Wu medal.
good. The enlisted personal. as a, “The training and experience
viva, though probably not all at their 3_ very beneficial Many of the militia
respective ratings. The commandmgiomce" voluntarily 30 Slated and it
«ofilcer is a Véd’y oricient orieer. poo 2 was applicant m 111 who hnd the
‘ $383ng to a marked degree the natural militia under observation. ‘ Yei the
qualities desirable in a naval omw.;nosslble commons; value of. the
The other officers appeared as a .1-ulo?“'"ll5”3s "6 midi depreciated because
lobe ambitious. energetic. and imbued.0f the 13336 number of militia 011
with a military spirit." Mord. llt’Vwcs necessary for the. our.
3 Praise From Other Officers tpose at handling “Ch large detach
Not only does Captain Williams thus 1
imminent for the donors. was it!
a whole. is resdyto muster into the son 3 had 4’! “l9 militia WIS undoubtedly iwum a my.“ orgmuuufl or NM]
menisci strangers to preserve the
praise the Connecticut citizen tors. but
the reports oi the when ofii‘el‘s of the:
United States Navy on the cruise are.
in the same vein. Sal‘s Lieutenant ll.
ll. Pence, alter characterizing the Mis- 1
Naval Militia eradication to a cat‘-
iaill extent and to this extent their re.
‘ lailonls to the ship‘s organizaton were
artificial. 31le not only/could not get
the maximum amount of actual expel»
,ience in the duties of lnen-ot-wurs
W
a 1i luv: baa. penemliy,.,§npposcd
glint our Nation“ health amide was,
«so extensive and so adequately iii:
collard by is. generous Government
:f'lill it 'would" compare invoicing“
mil-$1, that at any inner leading no:
1two. Apparently this is not the on»
.lnion of the American Medical A».
lsoclalion. as we note that one or the
great-toms udvgrmed by this organiza-
‘llon at its recent annual convention.i
lion for demanding a National] Do-
digi'nty and importance lhnl dt‘parl—
.mentanf health of sullen no.1 o-iiipn'
‘would seek t-o-npel'aliull 11ml lvill
‘nay heed tn ils advice." The intima-
jtitul is clear that our present Fed-
eral service is not dignified or bill.
:cat‘iuus enough in minimum the re.» ;
pert (11‘ Stale and municipal aoil\i~:
lies. This. is most surprising. in viewl
inf Ult.‘ l‘epvntcd utterances of moot-ll
supposedll best
:auibol-lluliveiy on the subject.
So far hark as 19:913. I‘lr. Jcl‘mne.
t‘ochrau we: deli-gated by the same‘
American Modicnl Association which.!
now alliuindvol'is upon the ll'BdHl'al"
lleallll Hun-em. to investigate our?
Nullnlial health activities. in his l'c—.
lmrl metric“): lilt- Fool-rill service.
hr. “ochre" said:
l
1 _, V. . i ‘7 i icing “a we. } .. 7 . ,
_ .M‘) . M. ”will . . .011! murmur. HEALTH SERVH‘ ‘
mmzmmm loud-tn. Alene mixer is
qualified in sireuk{_
* , 1 ‘disfavor also; be‘caune oi’ the possibil-
_ WASHINGTON, Jim 36~~Senatohitylha1 partisan tooling might be stirr-
. offline. Chairman of the Senate Coll-Zed “1,0“- Dillon: Americans who be-
)???” 0“ Foreign Relations. arranged canto financially interested in the suc-
«Depnrtment, as well as in the press Uncle Horace l-llm to Worry the
Disturbances in the atmosphere for. for.
’ "Seeretary Bryan summarized popu- days to come will be in the following. ‘0 suggest that an editor allow] of
”h: misconception on this point and ex- order: On the 29th or 30th there will‘ some kind would-be Huhvaluoble adlnm‘t
plulnod that the superiority thus .inr be what should be termed an interme-' {0 ”la lime militias.
of the British naval power bad in real- dinte. Such a disturbance does noti
ity been "responsible for tboilncbliity ‘contlnu‘o‘ionkofteufllevere for :1 low , . . , ,
of Germany and Austria to fare as well hours. There will be quite a snow fall} "o 88th “lo the UFO recent cruises
all. their opponents in matters of arm alter which some zero weather. The .
i coming month will furnish a variety? 91’ C1835 in navigation. During the sec
. "it is the business,” he wrote. “cl :1 During the dates from the lllll to lhel’ond Cruise-ll had Hire-e out ol'tilc [our
“L " ‘ 1: liens. 14m there will be to great general din- commanding cinema. and about two
not the duty of a neutral. to prevent turbauco. The earth will move in the
“ contraband from reaching an enemy. quake belt or zone of its orbit. alter;
had {
e ‘ cut in the on. booked days before it occurred. The“
"a“ upon this GOV mm 9 ‘ icntiats is dotlchments Who is qualified for deep
an unueutrnl act. an act or partlallty surrounding the orb. I hesitate in an-
on the patriot this Government to nouncing'wcu disturbances as there
if the executive are many timid persons who are!
It GermanyI greatly perturbed by such announce-I
Quakes can be forecast days
and other changed or the
He who thinks
the Allies. The markets of this count such changes come without the aid of
hey point out that weak nations; The “fir“ m the. muons “use”
,whlch might have depended in: amen-.5» pectod lobe introduced in the legitim-
nupplles; turn this session changing the present
V ”I" ' r bor-
hc’ district. city. police, town 0
also that ltion‘wg" court unless nominated thereto.
lied States has taken the ”a 7by the governor. Thlsln enact places;
, ' y' . . . ' ‘ ' , ' ' r . . . ~ ‘
M WI Was “Gill“ POI“ money is taken from domestic chcn- 50““ "mm“ 3" 5" small 3' to 1’" 1°“ . men, but they nrllunbly r ire d false
requiring popular
in the shuffle: "Will: respect, to the
other organizations i would rank them
in all around ediclency‘as
Connecticut. New Jersey. Pennsyivun‘
in, Rhode island. Maine, District of
Columbia. North Carolina.
‘;Als regards the qualifications of the
officers to perform the duties of their
'grade, none were qualified. The near-
est approach lo this condition was the
commanding emitter of the bummed-
out Naval Militia. i believe him quali-
lleu for a commission of lieutenant
commander in the regular service. 1
believe that an officer of ‘tho naval
lmilitia should at loostlpc competent
to hold a commission in the" naval
militia which is not more than one
\ rank wbove what he would hold in the
regular service. The ideal condition
‘ would be for him to hove aqua! rank
'and that condition oiwul'dnbe striveu
«in this connection, 1 would'llke‘
in his report he also praises 061113
muudcr Hill on his navigating ability.
1 was assiglicd to inutruct the advanc-
oillcera oi' the lower grades. 0! the
latter commanding omcers, only one.
§ the commanding otilcer oi tho-connec-
ticut detachment inn qualified novi-
gutor. Her la the only omcor coming
under my observation in any of the
i
'1
Earthquakes‘ sea navigation.“ 0n the second cruise
telling of earth to which [deuterium Ponce refers were
ts.‘ caused‘by the great attractive power ' the Connecticut. Rhoda island. Maine
be and force of the surrounding plauctsiand Missouri detachments. The other;
detachments were on a separate ‘
cruise. ' .
Desirable Additiou to Navy.
in the. repofiuon the \onginocriug
praise for Connecticut
engineering force.
'yflcers hold unlimited licensee
1
l
1 labial machinists mates. "two mar
clonal the present conflict would in‘ 311.1. m “AVE Tim common i,clliulst’s mutesfcl'lhe first class. one
' . gmacblntictjahmnto of tho cocond class.
i four . firemen ”oi the first clasp, . two ‘
lifircmen of the. secondlfclnsvs. 2.19m Much
; coal-puddle. and tour _,en¢in.eer , um i‘
selecting judges of $1? 3 care", [In regurdto tile appenrancc‘ol
‘nxious to keep up their armies 00““? be presented by Representative Perry
of New Haven. This measure provides i
involving tremendous eX‘Kthatno person shall be appointed
the. men. Lieutenant Meyers says:
"The Connecticutnnd . Missouri or!
gunlmtiona presented a‘. romarknbly
'lh
. neat and'ordgrly appearance."
interacted lrt Gunnery.
inflows: «
. in the chip's complement while petly’
forces on the appearance or the men
' andou umoryvtbere in. also much
from tho-
United States olllcorn. "The petty oi-
floors or this lthe ConneCiicut) organ-
ization.“ Lieutenant C. '1‘- Meyer: oi
the engineering force. days. “were too
LlllllllBl'OllB in proportion to the total
The engineering
'. force of this organization is eflicicnt
Alert, keen, clear headed. healthy and was by far the heat of any of
‘ men and women are in demand. .‘iiod- 2 those in the cruise. 'l‘wo warrant on
.l‘or
now announced itself as emphatically, tory or on the road. persons “'1‘“ are ; Mancini ships and 0116 warrant ‘a'rarityl' 1
opposed to legislation prohibiting moduli. lifeless. inert. half 1910“ 01' “Ted-i officer holds a license for 5.000tonc
drool-t of munitions, of war. ‘Other Keep in trim. Be in a condition um % or less. I believe the enzigwln! drop. and that is to kill the germs.
Foley Ciltllfll'tlcéi‘orcc of this organization would be
. such legislation would be on unutter-f Tablets clean the ByStemi keep the e n vel‘y.deeiro?ble addition to the new!
“.36 act if passed during the progress: stomach sweet, liver active and the in platelet war." Theflonnectlcut do.
lachment had Oil the “ill“ ulmeirestorer with its record of thousands
itching scelp in three weeks or money '
[refinement who desire to have and - n
to keep their hair colt, lustrous and
.luxurlnnt, Fifty cents tor yo large bots .
.Lieutennnt “K- R. VanAukan. in ‘1‘18. ‘8" filled. .by Amuifln‘ Proprietary
"i have no hesitation in saying:
impressions regarding installation.{ggzst‘mtfinufi 1?}?! WWI“) hemm'
inoihinx like it a11ywilerowlirlilling
with so much [ithPr and sum-l1 uhund— 1
ant means."
in 1911. shortly lwmre his untimely l
declh. Dr. Walter Wyman, iii an ad‘.
llrclis delivered before tili- .\‘(~\\‘ York
‘f-lvndcmy of Medicine. staid:
"Wu hour a great deal alluul lilo
‘suporiorilt- or foreign heullll sys—
.routino endomothod’u with which-they
iwould be 'ortpec‘tod lo have an ac
illuminates if mustered into the navy.
1 Further. lbelr large numbers made in- I
'divldunl instruction generallv impraiu
.lk-ahle. '
‘ “Theldeolwondliions under which n
.profltable cruise could be made would mus If n “is” “ jb i the u)
. . . . ' I .~ ‘-
103 to linvogou board relatively so few 3“". qualification of 113 local :12»;th
.of the nnvlil militinilhat at least ammonia."
ilurgo proportion of the unrated men. A further opinion enliiled l-c res-
idouldbe “315de to existing vicaneies;i‘“l was given in number. 1912. ha. ‘_
‘ fore the (.‘ouecrvnlinn ('oni'ormu-c at.
.lndiunnpdlll. by Dr. L, E. i‘oi‘or. As-
\513[um Srgeoll—‘Gcncl‘nl of HIP l'lllll‘ed
i
i
iomcerc could, if competent, llll vacan~
I513.“ 03' “MWiSG be Cflfifll as petty . S‘laioo ‘iloulih Service. who in reply“
once” in excess of complement. mllnn to Professor li‘i’illL‘. Fisher's pica
Mimi-worms, the militiamen would, no 1 tor, ii lirath department said:
, “There is ample low for Uri-sent-
. l‘ r . 1 .
i I as oraouiratlon, Ihips work and .and probably for future nccdzs." lul—
lmullneexarlsas are concerned. lOfieiding. “i am ill :1 I055 to suggest \vlllll ;
libel! identity as militiamen and lic'uddilinnnl legislation is necessary 0!"
.W in host respects precisely as Edfsil‘n’lllil Trim pilgrillflvd lipo‘lll inlllusu
. a run y «its up. 111 ill; «mm 11‘.
gwoum} draft of In?" from "w "an” it wmlld lic dillicull. nmoni; illov
““5 “‘99“ ' \‘g '(rlollds or on.» Federal Health new.
‘ 01h“ “auctions which 1 Cuptninivlee. lo rind higher authorities lliau‘
Williams/“million hicroportaro moreimlwe Surgeon-General Wymun or“
Dr. Cater. and the distinguished plly- j
definite orders from Elle “unmet" as Soiclnn selected by the American Mo- 1
to trauma of startingrnd ending tba‘ dicnl 2Association to investigate our j
cruise so that men will be able to re ,Notionni ileum: uctlvltloa. la'or mar“.
turn to their civil employment on “minnow those who look wilh d1... ‘
dat . ._.lrusi 0n the rupid increase. in till-:
8 Which may hue SW3“ their cm A tmcnts. lmt‘enua and Dt‘l'llllllll‘nl )
“09°" “ad" more direct TWPOISH’U' d’oluinlsnionu in this country. are 1
ity for the kwl’lDE of pay demonic. Elllwiy‘ to agree with Dr. l‘ol'nr tho! 1
The Connecticut detachment on the mo additional Fodonl medical lenlu. ?
'crlliec coualotad of fourteen encorelawnigafi‘ugrifil"Saga?9:331:35"?
and 2“ enlisted Hie-llf 0f the enlist-“n; him] I" the, put-[mama full-c which ‘
ed men. 192 wore deck. iortylwo mo- :it was cmtod. j
chunlcnl and ten special. ; ‘
-.,. ..-:....l ‘ ..
. . . . . , til-aviation sues . 1
MIT [08! Mill 1. . Fran lmirouble j
Twenty Years irom Today a Blidheadn ' ‘ Erkmfln“ ““5“" “'5 "mm“ i
. I l o
. f ed Man Will an In Unulual i 303%“ l‘?e.:\l:,:‘l|l1z$rgadisml':i mg i
Sight. * cm.—~— Wilmington. DH- :
One of the most prominent drug-l ’ 1
“fimfle-m—Jl ant-no 1905' '
at h lie-ion an: o! the
glans at America made a statement or "I "
kn”. l7 muted-I, t hum, pne-
l (h t it “in lull:
few weeks ago which hnr caused a: :mfi': {'goghrfil, Winn-mg}; ‘
« ‘ . . 1.1 r. I- not I '
greet deal of discussion among scion affine". w mun“. ",1" 1.
mt: in thc'medical press
moi-mid Eek-Ills,“ Airgun ‘1
1* t . man
as ”M: y” tile new hair “WM-l 13:35". 3:11;" '1 (“Io-filled runn-
Mlldl‘odlnl Hair Remedy hem“. "33 fully. n.3,.“ .. other remedy. m
‘ ' ' ed a oi ms or ion
sales at it has during the pact yonr,‘ nu", "u ' " M
lung». I now Var-chug tru=iill:~.“u.’. ,:
' A!
it wily-b, um by nearly every mum! my man. I Inn y c on
. Alla-III" and I" We.” ”Mm“ ' ’
woman land child in America within} “infill-:“m J“. “WIRE;
eight years. “ Eclnnnn's Allernltlvctin nillosélaillgg‘
‘ - . {l f '
'Wllcn Mlldrodinn Hair Remedy is! $213.}.‘(lioki‘l‘i53‘i‘u‘fz naflrect‘lfstmagg
2 . ' fl 1. 0 ' 1
uncdnimoat universally. dandruff will xgrgf‘l‘hlwr‘finafimhmng drugg.
dlnppeor and with its departure bold.
lieu. itching scalp. splitting hair and
Ill‘mlp diseases will follow and twen-
Acco t no constitutes. Small size.
Si; rggulur size. :2. Sold by lead-
Y!‘ yen-rs from now a bald head will bei
lug drugglsta. Write for booklet of
recoveries.
. stile Stillnou Powell Corporation)
1 There is only one wcy to cure don»
There is only one hair preparation that
will kill thegerma and that is Mildred“-
lna , Hair QRemedy. ‘ This unusual hair
Melton
0! cures will grow hall- on any head“
where there in swine left; it will
cure doom. ampfjutalllns hair and
it is the most pleasant and invigora-é~
ling tonic. ,innot molly, ,or- greasy;
and is used extensively by ladies or
Tlic B. Hashim“: Sacco}
tie druggists everywhere. hall or- . _
iota”; ‘ lawful".
world. There is .
homo decorator.
con...- Laboratory. rut-«low» i " ‘
Sold by the Clifford Pharmacy andi
with tho-governor the right or ham;
' from American Bhlpl ing the minor court judges. The. men-
gels to remove _ ”angel-g, e‘ven‘sure." however. further provides that
°-“ 1th.“ high seas any pa ion lsu’ch nominations made by the gm".
though they be Germans or Austr Memo]. sum. beam to the senate and.
after. three legislative daysrbe refer—
ircpo’rt on hammock. ‘f'l‘lie unicorn 109....Bostonlilm . ‘ ‘ . ‘
‘ and men. (01' the connecucut detach!
merit) have a. line splrltdnd are well GU51“ TilIS' OUT ‘ ‘
disciplined. in zonal-n1 groin and
work“ they tookgreat interact. Their"
1f mic “ i show how . quickly Mil-l
‘ mar numGM“nmn'm7%mi-
. ‘ ‘ - some .. ~'
. [New been: lemma. Pier 21.3.8
’ committee and
once be reported healthy thalidommlttde
' ‘ ys_.’;rom..tlic
III Mr. ‘ Perry's ‘propod‘ul should pass-
ltl‘i-would (lo-11W? “MN ‘59" king and
ii‘itgorfggdngeann. flavor; .tiio' minor court
‘ indscnlllpo and; "woul'comneigan curly
_ _ 1 selenium 30f. the” ruin. ‘wbich now
quest-cl the Canadianfievelqut ‘9“ “nun-”up: tin-hum dimiogislntino
1 lucid-rut: 6: no i
won’t we hint only initiator drugs. Silo
‘ ‘ ‘ . , bought, ”Wt'Mjlnd Tu Colin; 1! which an .o
would «1‘» Min! the “HQ“W-VMWV" _ pound. . 1r locum-solo cough quickly. . nod MI}!!! and ,.
‘ , . stimulates the m membrane! and ”isotopic poring
mull urn in WE ""591": W lipids inroo‘v “fl"? cooling writing. only“; groom”
:Wubinltoll normal” « W” m pnlll and am up um um cation» napping,
preparation forginrzet infliction ls vcr
thorough. Thinomnl‘ lien is tort“
. 11th in having so nice i '
perlopco collard ahp." 4 .l ‘
i'l‘llc praise for in Bonn tlcut
‘counge’neiloralgot 'th titer , «Mich
inept: Which went op
Wide Island. were it!
‘- emped’oy the pulled Slates
“l“nkwwdfllmy'r0011811." This-la especlnly line or inguinal“
I Carolina detachment. _,
in bill, general report; 'o_
ii
i
., . . no. . .
technical is all the m‘ c viliiablcmor laddres
em..mcm‘m§mdllxg at 3
turnip. and it south Nor-walk up i
tomairpn’m. . ‘ . _
,Gcorse F. Poorer Galen] Agent.
,rmfrxon misc.
.1
my“... Nov Yuri: afloat of Catherine}? =
1 int ”Nomadic-up. _
Trim durum: 3. 5mm TRANSFOE '
Processduodenum......‘.....‘............'...........
slump-maomzwwndomd link ~10¢
‘lflohd condom nanny fl; «y‘all:- 25¢:
11.4.!
.
0
Established 1897
"4““...'... .
Curtains, Noiiinghams. and Ruffled
Muslins much under original prices
Nottinghams in two, three and four pair lots, 3 very
good chance to freshen up a set of windows and
a room until spring.
change
Curtains that were $1.01) llmv S .70 pr.
$1.25 now 5 .90
$1.50 ll(l\\' $1.00
$2.03 llll\\' $1.25
' $3.00 now $2.00
$4.00 new $2.75
Ruffled Muslins, while with C(lllll‘lfll borders and
very attractive for bedrooms. \vcrt- $1.50. now 80 Ms-
Tapestry Portieres. o
in plain colors.
Wore $0.00 now $4.00 \\'L-rc $9.00 for $6.00
Were $7.00 .. now $5.00 Wort- $12.01) for $7.00
Burlap Pillow Slips, green, brown and l‘wl.
* V were 50c. for 39c.
Al the Art Section
Manyinn-restingihillgsfur the lit’t‘llliW’itillilill 111:1]
Linen Scarves and l’illuw Slips‘ of lll‘i)\\'ll
crash, sicncilcd, SONIC braided, others really for llll‘
needle.
Pillow Tops of crash, were 50 cts.. now 25 etc.
Silk Bags for work. were $1.25. new so cts.
Brass Whisk Holders. were 501‘is., now 10 cts.
Towels. Centers and Dollies.
'l'llll‘d Flour.
Undermusiins, a number of desirable
pieces remaining. from the sale
Long Petticoats. clllbroirlcry trimmed. 31’. to 42 lllk‘llt'S
long. wore $1.00 now 50 cts.
Pldin tucked ruffled, 40 and 42 inches. now 50 cts.
Embroidery trimmed, 3Rl0 42 inches long. were
$1.50. at 75 cts.
lace-trilllllicll,
now 10 Cts.
Corset Covers. high equa'rc-ncckcd.
sizes 38 and 30. were 25. eta,
Fitted Lace-irimrned Covers, sixes 3!). 38. 40 and 42.
were Sorts... now 25 cts..
Cover-all Aprons.
Largo sleeved Aprons of gingham and pcrcalc. i‘illllll
be worn in summer for house or morning dresses. \l'l‘l‘C
now 39 cts.
75 iris”
Children's Wear.
. muddy Blouses, for ages 0, 8. 10 and [.2 years. \\1‘l'l‘
$1.00. $1.25 and $l.50,
Blouses for Misaes, 14. 1(1 and 18 .l't‘i'li’fi.
’ 75 (Its. in Close mil.
Children’n Muslin Drawers with plain tucked ruffles.
for ages 4. (l. 8, '10 and 12 years. wcrc 25 cm.
' now :3 else, 2. Pairs for 25 cts.
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Second Floor.
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