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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 29, 1916 · page 5

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Avon) murmur: l

Burr; your insurance written by
those um K110“ boo to wnto
insomniac. Our thirty years ex-
perience is at your senile [oi the
same price, rend our excellent line
of (‘ompsnirs .ur yours :0 unuse—
fmui. Think 'lcs “'91. ll means
Meguarding your interests.

Taylor & Golden

Telephone No. \230
South Norwalk Tract Bldg.

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Now cont-:5 SPRING

but i .
time

on. had) tor :oine
Cur Jill.i\ H it~p.*t.ittl

sad ioi‘t—tgn not»;

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at our «:‘vluc: it

ens.
cliticir tor Basin taken now.

l'ntil turtlier notice .‘lUl'tr‘ will be
51 'tlay cteuings

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JOSEPH DAVIS

85 Washington 8t. 60. Nemlli

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WEATHER FORECAST

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I‘or Norwnlli and \ltlllll)
tcniibt and Thursday, probably ll . .i.
Liiiis, ticsh Villitis
ll) :trong
( mist l‘ln-
central over \irgtnia on Monday lion

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p. on.

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i .ct'mit: littlt il:i'ici‘:t.~~.

ti'rlfiu'tl to Krillllli‘lit‘l, Ala»: i~
K‘ill.rllli.' mineral rain: with Iltilihtusl
crly Wllidb along the coast. I’Iciisa
“lulu: pictails ill the ci-ntrnl
tiltsll‘lt‘l Another
mm is it‘lillali OH‘I'
l\..vi .i~ is minim: unsettled wenthi-rI

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distill h i
\Vt‘rll-I II

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II will
'wllltii
out; sin) “or rain just vast oi
Jitlthfi Mountains
(-i'iiihuc lots in the Gulf States. Light:
Ito-ts were reported as tar south as

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.\lt utsonwry, Ala. i

The tcinpcrnlilrcs.

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WEATHER A YEAR AGcl
' ”TODAY. ' l
'l‘cuipI-rrtttirr: Ixm‘. :7: higlt.I
424. litir. i

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A NEWS.

Wmvm‘m I
. ’Iheru “an initiation at the meeting,‘
ll. ‘ night oi Sherman t‘ouncil. Royal

Arcanuni. The candidate has llair)‘
'l‘o-e.

I .\l:‘.iiy school children .itid :cnchvisI
am taking adnuttarze o: their week‘s
liltallttn and tire enjoymg \l\'lls om-l
ofrtoun. l

'ilua'uians in this city are interest“
to III the national contention of run-I
fili"lH'.S. which is to be held In (‘lllt‘ll’l-t
ntiti leii‘innig May it. The New litt\‘("li
uclv Fair-.4 will attempt to llIlV“ their;
city tin met-ting place of the MIT
c ”trillion.

 
 
 
 

NOTICE.
M ii MIN 01 tile
Bond of Dtreciorii oi

NOR WALK '

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The People‘s Trust t‘om- "5
puny, held Much 29th. _ '
1916, o dividend at the

[ale 0‘ A per Ct‘lll. DEF m '23

sum was deflated tc
depositors in the Sdflllfla
Depanment out at the
earnings of the current
six months ending March
Klst 1311;

The same Hit be e.:
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

 

 

 

paid ull and alter April
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A >ulprbe part) was tendered All->I
TMyrtle Bold. at her home. on \‘l’ilsoii;

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Entrances on Man St., Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.

Fine rugs as
. decorative keynote

WEDNESDAY. Hard: a. I”.

 

LEROY Mt)\'l"ltl.\ll~.‘ni IiiIIII toad, Satuida). Match 25m llli
‘rreasurerI Iill't‘: ii iii lii‘f Itl."ldki_\ aIIlIlH‘l ii“; i‘ iii illlli'l tiliiillli \iiiitit ti'l' glttillttll All the ‘
\l_\'_tlt on» 'u"'Ii llltllll ~tllpils “1H 3 ”H‘X‘lq‘liig‘ “1‘ mi “NH J
.1 ~ ~i. - tt- an. the IUUII: and IoundL “1‘. ~
.._ _. ._ h___-fi_ ~,1__-./ -‘ ti ‘l‘lil'll"lr“ ‘tltl 'licntls ‘1 I. Hm“‘]“”:“1”"“"]"““"‘. ‘l'illwlh‘fitttllllicilll‘lll—
. i .. .t . t. n -! ‘ t..|< ill tii’ltt‘lltl lot lili'll till it mutt t‘ * Ill' )
DR BLUMER '8 A WORK “Avid mount ilw room Games and - ‘ N I
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. l,iil‘.t \ttlt‘ ‘tit Q'Hllili‘r til lily alter THE HOME BE UTIFUL ”My I1“. “m. Hie“. “My” “I in I‘m”. Mm”! \\Jit h
twou uni tfltlll't‘.’ A' 'i ".H Li stippci 1‘- “"‘ “Mill ‘ d ‘tllhlilll; lit-im- itil.llr\;liltlt‘ '
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[R 0': MIRfiClES "I“ ""‘l “i - l" l I'“ “" "UH“ ~ One of the missions of this store IS to be of assistance in tilt-t .iit llllt' oi n dit'l't it n. l ..i ml r Hat on lit-au
t.~;lll : .i . - - ‘ ‘ ~' ‘ «
—-—*~ t I ‘ l\ilmild h”l!I I h“) m . making homes beautiful. “ml "1 l’-““'"“- ”M “I!!!“ ll I'm!“ 5|“ ll” l”‘l’m‘d
““ t J..lllll.' \l‘i u it i l'dl'lllltl-L .Urikr.‘ ' ' ' " '
. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . ~ - "lcrw - o "-- ~ . . - ..- .
tConimued trom First Page.) and “will“; ,u... “mm twp“. “HM. We carry a Complete stock of furniture and house furnish- lI‘I‘ II‘ II”! M" i ' i I ii“ i” 0» will i l. mu ill rotations
__“__ II ’ ‘ . . it ‘ tin liiill \Itlllg" tit it-rc \ ,3 . .\ ' ' . . .
. ill the ili‘l} Ilniw [-It‘ri'lil \Atlt' 'I‘h.» mgs for every room in the house and at prices sure to K 1' \ ll“ lm'lhh “mu‘nu'
\‘VMtl‘llal .-- ”l'iri-‘l-Wr' ‘1‘ ”NIH‘H" “hr... l|.x I“, l 0.1“. \Ttlttlbtll}. ”.1 please. liti‘l‘ (lll' I'llfc‘ \\llll llli lillli llli til lallii~ t‘iilt'l‘c lii>\\‘ “US- 7
- i v‘ .. . g . i . ‘ . . . - «
nun and hi.utr is... Int—ll) minaret II” Mid phylum Saunders, ”In”, anill .tlltl lui‘n .iic mugging tor lll;l>l\‘t')i Adialiaiid,
by “fluent,- imm all sections oi ll.» Suidntn. “a“, .\Ilmld. Mann" and l\lllliillt\il:til. .\ lll_\ ~tic l-tuuty Illal'le thctn. } f
horwallts, who, lldllllg l.card oi tlh ““de Ilulltcy, Muly “In” Lucy \tt tl \' r. 'd‘ _. l I . . . _ , ,‘
lliiil‘\(‘ltlUb ncvt triatintitt. and t‘:« . .. . . “~ “1‘ ”H ‘ ”i4 Him" ”I \lllt‘llVLI. Ill \cw
and \ll;lllla lloyd. .“iifilllr LI'HII \\:i 1 HUI-Hp] \m] ”I“ I“. 1}“ {m [111w H 1 ‘ \ ' I
. - . .. » . c ,. , t >“ ' » , 4 t‘.~ ' .s .’ - 7 - ~
uonderi~ It had “mind. trilllt to t It‘llim}. thm LIMIMHMI \i'iillnlc . .. I 5 I u i ll] liItI’lLa.
Iol‘ 'llclusclics, 'l‘lit-t \i» it in,‘ tll>li|l \ . 1- . ~— —~——~-—————~——-~——- » - . \\ it .v n l t .. .
- . rnold. lillllltll Locltuood lizill)’ 1‘ ”n ““‘H‘ “(”“J‘ rful .‘ill‘l ‘l‘il'liiil‘i tl\t‘~. illitl the
“”1““ Boyd and JA‘rllt’ Tripp Mr {llltl \lis. 4 "'QUALIIY‘ ”KHIJT-PR/(IJ [OWL-51,- . 1M!“ “I 1W”. 1““ bard—l “mud 4” . x.’
The attcrnoon" scssion “as tipt'lit'tl “an” ‘1, . . ’ II M i i i- -t I § . 1%! ‘4
- ‘ . ts Arnold. \lr lilll \ll<. ‘ t ~ ~ m - ’ U ”\‘l' " "
by the doctor with an addrns ot .ili Boyd ‘ PLNP‘RAI‘ DIREVTORS‘ H l l i
. - 1. ' > . ., . , ‘. ' ',
soil-tug IIIit‘I‘t‘si, lll \\illl’ll hc toll]. in I I II.ttIu stlIIIA l(NJI\ I iitisstIlIk Ill_\~ til .I ,iuiiilnt oi rich
. "" .. lit in In 't‘tl~. ,3 - 7‘ ‘i ‘ '
a most intcl'csllni.’ :ttid colltlncltti; “,3 and “IE. litimltl Kt‘lltlI'Hk oi' — 1 i I, J) l HY‘ “‘0' I’-
,,.I,mm. of hi.- liltitr In“! HIMHMIIMfl 3 ”WW stri-ct, are entcitaining Miss . l itic .\\llllll\ill' tugs nmcu \iitllout :t scour tiri(.n_ I
\aiiou.» tll>t‘ii>(‘.\ of tin human h-td' Elsi“ May lurker of Add”) lurk, CROSS COUNTRY TOURING BRINGS NO SENSE OF i-‘i it‘l‘i li“‘\\'l't"1 ll-llt‘l'll~. t; lt_\' l.’ l’t't'lg-Sltiitt111821). I
lIl‘tius. aicot‘dllii; to l‘t liliiiiicl. .ilt- .. . - . i
‘ ~ \ -- - \. - .- ' .. . . .. _ .
a" “n“,wflary “HI “MUM!“ M “I“ ”WM. “mmm of Nt‘l‘l Ymk WILARINESS OR FATIGUE WHEN RlDlNG IN A I .t.IIIlIli(\ IllIL\ oi \\Iiltoii “(tilt lll putt} quail all-
I . I . ' i tt\t‘l' ui cl’ll . \'t v t .' ‘ . » ~ .
l,hI\I_H.mns for “I“. m H". mm “NH“, I”). ”Wm ”H, My ’l‘umw'hlih n” q W . i I 1 II II sI I I l: I\Ilt titi .tllti ltti .iiid ilillt mlor if-
I I I A it \ l \ _ t“‘ i .‘ .
diseases of all kinds 'I‘hosi- tll‘llL'.~ Ill father. licnry t‘asc. Keelvr llIm-k. DODGE BROb MO I 0R ‘ AR “7" o ' ”
most instances act wow I" thc sltlti Washington Kll‘twt. South Norwnlk. ' (‘itt‘pct ”all, third floor. 5(4

\Jlb': tit-rtriidc Titrlov, of Grove St.
ha~ returned to hcr home utter a
neck “Illl friends and relatives in
lliiilichort. 'I‘hc Driller and
(‘o-iciia 'l‘nriot have I: It for a bridge-
port \'i.~it.

of a poison to the entire system than
A rellel'. Nature. in the belief oi the
untureopath, should be Zlhslrll‘tl iii hcr
can way, and not with the aid of
.Jll": This is the throw of the llt’\l'
llt.llllll‘lll and in regard to lilt' Woilt
tor of the practice, tho doctor rilllt d
Illi" science. and not
inn-Ned in his method.

~. Misses

Ill_\ stct‘)‘. was.
l

Aunotiucrnicnt is made ot' the en-
. fungi-inept of Miss Edna Aiken. the

"H h“ "0 form 0" h-‘lmil'i’m-H 5““! ptillllii'l’ nurse residing iii Silvcrmlue,
”'9 doctor. and Ilullock Reynolds, superintendent

During ll“ afternoon‘s dlu‘ussiun/nf building construction [or William
the doctor scored rather heavily on
doctors who practiced the use of marriage ceremony wrll bi- pcrt‘ormcd
drugs, and also on health boards infat the home of Mrs. Ella Aiken, in Sli-
general. In Dr. Mother's belief. the routine. on the 22d oi April. (“ungrat-

(‘rawtotd tlic New York builder. The

boardsl of health lune received large ulntions are living extended to the
sums of money from sanitary cup than happy couple.

titacturcrs, who have been desirous of‘ _
getting sanitary cup bills through stale. Th“ x”"““lk (‘otintry (‘lub ““9“

St‘lllllt‘s for their t'wn Personal profit} “inn"..m ”“1”“me announce a spe-

~ml not for tho [I‘llt‘fil of thc IIIII’IJIO‘ (I'Mlll MN” \ucntion “I'm.“ to he
. . i "- v 'I - i ' v '

III large. A description oi u sanitary It ( on saturday utnuit. April tin.

:.\ln.~n~ s30 until 12.00. A lul'licy ditt-

cup unipolar-luring plant. as ilcsct‘ilr'I it n i II I 'II b
. . lt‘l‘ - o e to or yer are \\l -
cd by the doctor. was not one of which ‘ I p I

 

. St‘l‘H‘tl from it 30 until trim I. in The
that particular plant could be proud. . l

_ ~litl‘illli: oi the subscription dam-m~

In regard to the drug doctors. lir . .
“Ill hi- postponed for one “tick.

Illunier stated that thcy would not he.
. l l V I u i I .
(ominced or u" “roaches. of 'hmr- An old-lashioncd barn vlntm- \i‘ts‘

IIINIhOdR. and would r-Ircn amid hopliIs livid a. ”h. l't'.‘lll(‘ll(‘(‘ oI )II's Kate
“mmh had to deal “"h tho m'“ 5"" lloyce mi t‘onnccticut atenuu. F.lilll‘»v
MIC" of nature cure. for fear that ”1‘“ day evening last. Many of In I tilt-unis
might .bocomc coImcitchto m" “I” were present to take part in the his.
st‘ll‘llt'e, even against thcir own “""S'tivitles, and it fine mm “I“ ll‘ttl by
Dr. Illutuer cited an instance. as an .1“ all. Mum”: ”I050 to my“, lllt‘ ticcii-
Iustratioii of this point, where a nun- plan “1,”. “NM, “,mm 'Illil Hm
istcr of the (Muslim ('lllll‘t-h roiused 1M“ “WNW“ Matr)‘ iiiilqim-n. Sush-
to read a book which was olicred lllltl (‘lnrl Janet summons- ,qu
on the subject. . Jliuia William (Whitley.

“The man was afraid that he would Willi. m t)‘( P'truo loo lohn I'c
be convinced. stated Dr. Illutuet'. ‘ters, Thomas t‘nlluhnn and William

With the close of the lecture, (unto i'tlTi‘Oll e .

Queenic
lluch titid
lindy

 

S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
RED and DODGE BROS. CARS

 

 

 

 

£57.. L..- .-.-. ....._-.../...‘ _ , ~—

 

__._ _ gal

CONGOLEUM R U G s

In Many Sizes and Patterns

The A.J. Angevine & Son Co.

134~»136 WASHINGTON ST. 50. NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

lllE NEW MILITARY BELT

...CORSET...

The Military Belt Corset was especially designed to give
the correct body-poise and an erect, graceful carriage.
The Military Belt attachment draws the corset snugly to
the lower part of the figure, throwing out the chest and giv-
ing plenty of space at the top to breathe comfortably.

PRICE ...... -. ....... . ................ $3.00

This is' onlycne of the many good Nemo models we carry.

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J. I. 'MALLETTE

Pick now from
blankets and spreads

\\ hut! l'iliI\ iti.’llli\t'l\ :md lmlspt'utils \\llll Spring ZIC‘
ttinllIt hcrc?

ill .‘I sun-t}. .\iid it \till ilt‘ good illicsllllt‘lll.

l’or thcs‘c arc tuostlIV satuplcs.

. I I .r'intl their prices are
oi mighty attractor-new.

.\ttd thc priccs of all sorts of

wt.

\Vrvliirxtla}. \iai’cli 21), 1916f

 
 

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Jit'ti furnishings arc going up. l'l'! l‘l’l .1
lil;iiil\ct<, gray or uhitc or tustcful plaids. .
.
. bi/tw four. (to by 75 lllt‘ilt‘~‘_ it. by Rn inches, 72 by 82 ‘s
iliclics, 7.’ hIt' K4 inchcx. ' , I
l’riccs —SI.I:O to Sh pair.
I'ucdspt'cntls of spotlcss purity and tasteful pattc'rnsz—— "
Single hull >l/t‘. Jlt‘llllllt‘tl i‘i'oclict,—-Sl.50.
lloiihltultcd silt; hciniticr crocltct.——$t to $1.85. ‘ '
i‘:\ll';I-illl’flt‘ liciuiitctl t‘riiclitt--~x\‘.’.;§. - '
« c, I
- .
Nttin sprt'lltis‘, iJUUJlJC’JICIJ ~izc.w$3.;‘§ to 5;. ‘-
Fcallopcd crochct hctlspt‘cliils, ‘itlllilic'lll'll size~
$.35 to $2.50.
Handsome Kcnllopt-tl s;itit(~prc;ul~, titlili)it‘-llt‘(l «in-p.- W;
St and S5. ‘
I ' ‘ e \‘
Main iloor, t'ctir. : .

Stationery with your
monogram—69c

l-it'tccit dill‘crcut stiles of monogram or SltlgiC‘lllltlal
to he picked from.

.thc most i/tercstinrz part of the after
"”1” "l) 973 and 0m” 30“" h("Miriooti’rz consultationv‘the practical dc-'
made 1““. cakes, salads, bread, roast monstrations on persons inflicted with
(‘lllt‘kl‘ll :tlltl special for Friday. clami‘zmmm kinds of (“595mm .
_(‘lto\\'dcr :md filih cakes. Also fine (“4- utmost amazement of persons in the:
lulu‘St'n. William A. Ileerdt. Mrs. R'Jaudlence, who had not attended the
M' Seymour. 7 Railroad avenue. demonstrations during the wcck‘ I'lr.
Blumer proved his theories before the

 

 

 

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Stop Eating Meat for a While it Your

 

 

 

 

 

The liked one stamped upon it quire of paper or a
halt quire of correspondence ‘ill'ti\, \\Iiil matching enve-
lopes. for 69 cts.

. Nice quality of paper; Wonderfully clear sharp stamp-
mg.

The work is done by a new process. That is what

 

 

'~ 'iu‘ probably don't need any sir cin'
.‘I'r'lilllt III to make your honic lurnisli
II. .> ll"-|lllll‘lll>‘illit‘ nt‘lflh
bots. they are Welcome.
A. J. (‘ollins Co. In just the place to
see those nice things and you'll find
it worth while to inspect their large
stock. Read their adv. In today's ls-
SUP.

plcusziut
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Francis Benedict, of 101 Washing-
ton street, employed at. Vanderlioet -&
Co ‘5 straw hat factory. on Butler
street, itl confined to his bed with a
vorv bad attack ot’ muscular rheuma-
tism in his left side and back. Dr. J.
W. Vollrner ls attending Mr. Benedict

A list of the special new records in
the April list: Colombia. Waltz and
Marimba March by Marimba Band.
Verv Good Eddie and Around the Map,
Privcess Pat Medley and Somewhere
3 Voice to Calling, Sweet Cider Time
When You Were Mine and Way Down
in Arkamnwfnown in the U-I'I and
Since Mother Goes to the Movie
Shows. Beautiful Isle of Somewhere,
by leCorrnock and One Sweetly Sol-
eu'n Thought by Schuman-Helnk. All
thou records are at Donnetly'l Vienti-~
In PIthI‘ and we will guilty my than
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”plum m .
fluid 5 e one:

Bladder is Troubling You.
.very eyes of the onlmkfirgI Two of When you wake up with backache
the most remarkable (“595 of the at" and dull misery in the kidney region it
ternoon m the improvement made generally means you have been ent-
in the case of John O'Neil. of Chest‘ lng too much meat, says a well-known
nut street, Second district, who has authority. Merit forms uric acid which
been a cripple for fifteen years. but overworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter it from the blood and they be-
come sort of paralyzed and Iogsy.
When your kidncys got sluggish and
clog you must relieve them, like you
relieve your bowels; removing all the
body's uriuous waste, see you have
backache. sick headache. dizzy spells:
your stomach sours, tongue to coated

who. after a tenvminute treatment, was
able to walk up and down the aisle in
a most surprisingly, excellent manner.
without even the use of his cane.
The second was that of Mrs. AnnIKen
netly. of (‘hapel street, First district.
who was cured in a few minutes of a
deafness With thh “he had been in- and when the weather is bad you have
flicted for years. These two cures. rheumatic twinges. The urine is
which st~emedIimposslble, before they cloudy, full of sediment, channels of-
Iwere accomplished, were enthusiastt- ten get sore, water 'scalds and you are
catty received by the audience. Other obliged to seek relief two or three
cases of rheumatics and deafness were times during the night.
also treated with the some excellent Either consult a good, reliable Phi-
results. _ stolen at once or get. from your phar-

This “Iteration W1“ 5’1“! ‘0 an end mscist pbout tour ounces of Jud Salts.

the most valuable and Interesting se- take 3 mbtegpoonmun a glass or wa— 9

ries of lectures Ind demonstrations. ter befora breakfast for a. few days
Ina the doctor has left to the est his and your kidneys will then act fina,
most impel-ant topic, the subject of This famous salts la mode from the
fevers. Favors will be taken up In de acid of moss and lemon juice. com-
tel let today's closing session. Alurge bined with lltbls, and I!!! been used
crowd is expected to be present at for generations to clean and stimulate
this mouth; ‘ .eluggilb kidneys. also to neutralize
bottle to the urine so It no longer ir-

mum oer-tuning totbe planned ritual. thus ending bladder mettle».1
sun Ink. downhill-cum! Jed Munonh-«wtrrruplu'
{whammumum:w ml“: W"; our
NEW“ fire-en- ummme‘Mu-I
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CORSE

Correctly designed corsets are a" necessity for the
health, comfort and appearance of every woman. If you are
keen for that distinctive, graceful contour which only per-
l‘ect corsets can give, We advise you to come here for a fit-
ting by our graduate corsetier.

 
 
 
 
 

In our stock y0u will find only the best corset fashions
for 1916 from leading manufacturers, at popular prices.

 

 

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iiiztkcs so small a price pou'ible.

()ur tint orders htirt- been filled. They are so good
that thc small price is :tllvthc-morc wonderful!

Main floor, rear.

The linand Dry Goods Co.

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MONTH-END SALE

THU RSDAY SPECIAL—DIRAPER Its.

SALE PRICES ON
CRETONNES, SILKALENE, TUCKiNGs, SWISS, SCRIMS
AND MADRAB.
~AIso—-
QUAKER ART LACES.

A. DICKERMAN a $95?“

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