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lin New Haven. He said this with
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listtheworkmnotutisfiotmlyumofleaduadwfluw
ed, be will shortly coil 5 m o!
the members of his comma to eul-
sldII-"o pen of W‘W dispos-
ing of the large amount 0! business
mad tritium
.itis said lobe them 0! this
committee to sin; out the unprofita-
ztlons which hue some merit end a
; pueblo shown or being passed. tmm
‘those which have little or no reason
for being presented and can :be so
center! as defeated. Then hearings
. will be held on the Inter equ to get
«them out oi the way. IAtOI', public
hearings wilHIo hold on such of the
.jpetitions tor slots funds as seem to
‘hsve merit and others width are
made roguaniy every two years in
lthe course of the legislative session.
lThis process of weeding out the dend‘
friend will simpllry‘the work a! the
immunities, and smoke for an early
lcloslng ‘of its hearings.
! Senator Magoo declined at this
a time to make any definite statement
immersing the probable-tale of sums
! or the lam appropriations. as for in-
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,, Homo-makers, young people about to be
married, house committee-men of clubs, mana-
gers of hotels—everybody—qll‘ are invited. And
when you come you will 566—;
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one roof in New York;
(2) The best furniture the world has produced;
because the
Wanamaker capacity for buying md dis-.7
(3) Prices which are
tributing is grentcst.
59 car- loads have come In timing the last few days. ‘
These are in addition to our vast regular stocks. ..
$946. 000 is the tally of the value of all this,“
It is to be sold for»
nearly a quarter of a million dollars less. .
Every piece and suite will bear a February Sale 9mg.”g,. '
on which is alrcsdy marked the regular Wanamaker sell» .. -
ing price and the February Sale 'priccn This is done to 9 ' " ‘
identify quality and grade; something not one in- a' thousand -
It' Is. our warrant of the j
» furniture. Wanamaker rating.
can do from examinati‘m alone,
true economies in the sale.
Ton per cent. is the least reduction in price on
any piece; fifty per cent. the highest. 25 per cent. . .
is the avorego saving.
You will fiudthc library, living room and hail furniture ~
on the Fifth Gallery, New molding; thono, also in the 1“
entrance to the House Palafiniol tho penod furniture which ‘
is inclluled in the Sule.
_. The dining-room and porch hormone is on the Sixth 1.;
Gallery; the bedroom furruturc on the seventh.‘ . -. 9.
Every gnarlé oi' good, woman {amino-custom salcz'” 4
‘ finish every pound museum
*evflyfidofimble wood
represented in pure designs ' ‘
The monitor! chief says the shown: is wuhout an 7; ll
equal in" tho World
Well. you have four doors. beginmng tomorrow,9 ‘
nd . rein
in whloh’tw ._
The largest collection of good furniture under
lowest
s
ml: the liner up: Golan tom!
Shuttle of We 1! hey drug
Th0 “my (,1 m mm mom and one your hnlr. EMtel‘ a
liar. both or: mail M‘metmom-
mm Jill“ 39"“? m “I! die flip" " will “up “at
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GUSTAV STl-CKLEY ‘9
Maker of Craftsmen Furniture ' '
Announces sale of Crofts-son end ethos: tinnitus l
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and guarantees the values. :5;
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Annual Furniture Sale (9)
of Cam Fmiture _ ';'
A clearancjlnofseoeral carioadc from the . 9 l
factory direct to consumers. . .9)
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Oblong Tables ”:24 inches $7.50, new $4.50 A
Round Tables 30 inches in diameter
$IO. 00, now $7. 50
Special Arm Chairs and Rockers. Leather
Seats . . $ll.00 now $7.50 (‘)
Side Chairs and Reiko-rs. Leather Cushions C)
. . fl“$5 ”00 now $3. 75
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Other Fancuo Mikes - 2nd Floor , x )
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Large Mahogany Arm Chairs. Loose Leather :-
Cushions . . $34.50 now u 7.25 . 529
Large. Mahogany Rockers. Loose Leather ‘f’
Cushions .
. «800 new 324. no
l0$ Reductions on all Craftsman Furniture.
9Furnlshings and on Helen Spoor Children's
Furniture. /
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monu- on. fine Food. m III-om n
Mail unis. Filled Prouiptly 3-.
THE CRAFISMAN BUlLDlNG
swallow . ., "which
tissue: moan er‘hly (alibi man.
Established 1857
thk Dress Fabrics of Merit
' and Distinction ’
ll has been a fact in tllc opinion of women who
dross conservaaivoly and well that a Black Gown if it is
to be handsome and distinctive must be of good Innatorial.
Through warp and woof. and alymc all through the dye-
ing process, it must be taken carefully and skillfully. In
no other way can a fabric be produced that will ken-p
its color and give satisfaction 10 the \l't'arl‘l‘.
The Section for Black Dress Goods offers
Priestley’s Silk-warp Henrietta, the quccn of all
black goods, lustrous and elegant, 44 inches \xidc. ivm
weights, $1. 50 and $2.00
Pricsdcys Nuns Veiling of pure hm black “"001.
soft and very agreeable to u can, and which is admirably
adapted to flowing draperies, making ideal house gowns
for Women who are wearing black.
38 inches wide. 75 cts.
42 inches, $1.00
' Black
Black
Black Silk Mesh Veils u
bun borders.
round the hat croivu.
borders, very stunning,
weghts, 42 and 4.4 inches wide.
Priestley”: M de lainc, a superior u'can- of soft
and fine wool, and deep black.
Hardened Veils with elastic
White Silk Rossian Net Veils
s. V
in sevcral grades and
75 cts. to $1.50
llrcss Hoods. main floor.
Veiling
The labostniodes approved by convention:
‘ Fancy or plain mesh with velvet or silk borders
50 cents.
ilh inch widc gmsgraiu ribs
75 cents and up
the» vcil
75 cents
ribbon
$1.50
oiling Section, main floor.
that shirs
-\\‘llll while
ssrnmsrrsn 1857
-—FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Rochelle? Feel tored? Not so s‘pry
as you used to be? Getting old? Many
persons minute kidney trouble for on.
venom: use Kidneys out 0! order
Foley lddney Pills tone up and in
l * visornte the kidneys. banish bacov
coho, rid your blood of colds and pols.
ions. Sold by all drowns.
it is the Anvnrtrnosous and 46 styles of Library Snilc's. _
““bllfl8¢itiIilFequwevoIItwhit-h .msny luxuriously overstuffed .in 1
«ran upped most strongly to the
9 public. it provides. to an extent
not previouly
(-1) Furniture NEWLY MADE
_. to inmonkc with the. wet/oiling
. Emit» of todlv
leather or tapestry
88 styles of Dining
A‘I’lKGo’nw hat
‘an ldbsonotlythe lymh
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Indicate prices: I‘
m ~oIoIIrIstIu-otsumns if
“It: imbeffilhun com. 56 stylccoi at
noon.
pinisq no...“
, ‘ 35%». his Marthe Win!»
9 ,inason ork Tnblemlurhwcshail
s “Emotion...“ W .6.
“ ; price I so
' We have applied this pcl' .cy ali‘ 313”- m m
aloomtho line: 9nd yew «some Co‘lcninl
'to‘seeiu results My rill- You
will find: ,
_ #‘Wflo Worth 05* hibnry
85‘:le 013894er
American Walnut.
mutant} Mosh.
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on worth of Dining
sac t now. moldy .
(Mt) WWW-ankle gummsotorlgnslwuhmw_ :9 ’: ,
byCGGN showing of Jacobean oak .,
snd‘ colonial mahogany. at the
«7. sons $975. regulhrlytis'o to
unmask
Mother period, designs.
and Melissa American styles, in
W, white and [my enamel;
bunnies: In!
Room Suites.
Suites. from
make you feel old before your time i
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS .
TO BE HELD lN CAPITOL
m 1.
!Many Vacancies Am To Be Filled in
State Through Nmovomblsu
Examinations. - -
l Competitivsjnon-assembled tests of
'the Civil Service Commission will be
held February 1 Int-the Suzie‘Capltol,
‘ln Hartford, to establish eligible lists
Not ‘ persons“ dunliflodv to ill] the posi-
tions 0!, masons, painters. plumbers,
head farmers. lustrous, managing
housekeepers, soomstresses and skill-
79 ed laundry hands. Candidates are not
requested to appear in person to take
these tests.
Education. experience and training
count for 60 points. personal history.
character and reputation count for 20
points and physician's certificate
[counts for 20 points. Candidates must
lInVéwp’r—ficlcul working experiencc in
the duties of the position sought. Ar
the present time there are five ma-
sons, 60 painters, 12 plumbers. tin-
inorsfi and stcnmfitters. 10 farmers. ll
considerable number of main-Inns,
senmstressos and laundry assistants in
tlIepay of the state.
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sluuglsh liwz- :iliil howl-1:.
,biiious. dizm il' Icnnuv in I-nalml
land stomach mar. just :13 II lo-n-cm
:I"t your llvm‘
headaches will
IO “i‘i {mm In
If you fl‘i‘l
box of Cancun-ts :n .v.‘
;cmil bowels and yum-
our].
FIRST. Doss. ENDS INDIoI-zs'n'on.
HEARTBURN‘, OR GAG ON
s.TOMACH
The Question as to' how long you
are going to continue a sufferer from
indigestionn dyspepsia or out-oi-order
stmuach is merely a matter of how .
soon you hegin taking Touollne Tabs. '- »
People ulth weak stomachs should
take TnnOline Tablets occasionally,
V and there will be no more indiges
9.. lion. no feeling like a lump. of lead in
the stomuch. no heartburn, sour ris- Of
{our pawn ammonium belching oi
udlxesled food, headaches, dizziness
or. sink: stomach; and besides. who I
out will not ferment» and poise
you.
' your breath with nauseous Odors I.
um" symptoms mung trots
soon. ouwiorder stonisah and dy
pepsin are generally. relieved m mi
i; on utter tailing Tanniino Tablets
Gil-to your drunistand sets ‘,
1m of Tonoiine Tobias s‘I‘Id your
” will. always so to thee table with s
hearty smelling,aud_ what you sat will ‘
Mia 80011 booms your “mgchuan'a‘zr
d'frh‘h. Indif-
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