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it’s time to take
eareof yourhealth. Don't postpone it. Do it nowaad boon
thonfe side. Winter weakens most eonstihitions; iin ties
seeiiinulato in the system, the general health sufl'ers. there is
alwaysneedtoeleanse, atrengthenand protect the bodyagainst diaeue.
After the ravages of winter. the safe, sure and boatvay toroeooes
strength andvitalityand topotyourhealthingooderderistotaks
5ft
' ' 1WFI1‘V “1"” “like:
"emu
soar n h m 1“:
in.“ alection depend 1.1: goly a.
your ability to restore nor on body
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Nature Sets the Dress-Up Pace
She’s looked draballwinter it's true, but she and he!
workmen, Snow, Wind, Rain and Sun have been his!
every minute fashioning her Spring outfit—a masterpiece
of beautiful coloring.
To b an m reqdreisont is proper
uW to diet and pure food. Also
not and flesh air. day and night.
Where the system is run dean and
likelihood of lemons consequences
thus increased. lickinan‘s Alterative
may prove beneficial, as it has in
many on ‘
This is a limo treatment—bat In-
llko any other. For here the lime
eont‘ent is so combined viith other 111-
And in New York, master designers and skilled workmen
have been busy all winter working on your Spring out-
935th
which speedily arouse the dormant liver, regulate the sluggish bowels. carry
out impurities from the blood, stimulate the organs of elimination, improve
the appetite and aid digestion. Theydothisin agentle. natural way. for they
are a vegetable remedy and do not contain any violent or harmful drug.
Beecham’ a Pills are mild. but they are effective and dependable.
Their cleansing and tonic action is most beneficial at this season of the
year, when the blood is apt to be impure and the general health
debilitated or exhausted. Now is the time to pay heed to health.
If you want to feel at your best let Beecham' :11 Pills
help you. Sixty years’ use has proved their value in helping
a run- down condition, and to strengthen the system.
At All Druuists, 10c, 25c.
EUGENE OLIVER KANE.
'lliln is lingo-n1 1111111 Kiiii1-uiid1r
lad-111. 11iii|1loy1d b) the firm wlii1li
c'lilbiilllittl ”‘11- body of John F Pet-Li
‘tlie wealthy 1111111 111 Grand Rapids
1M11'li. llv ars1iii1 111tiiii 11l lir
:thur “1' 11m “111111111 New \'oil;1-111
l'liie N w \‘1111. 111111111 dlhlril'l aiior
01mm... ofapccicl value to women In with every box
“The Largest Sale of Any Medicine
in the World"
1 Next Sunday Mrs iLniiiivlino- i'.1.1h
A11
gredients as to be castly assimilated fit. And it 8 here in our stock of 1
by the average person,
A trial can do no harm, aim Eek. ' '
man's Alteratlve tontuins no pomsn— Benjamln COI'ICCt ClOthCS
one or hablt- -10|'Hilllg on. At your 1,
druggists. ‘ Made by
Eek..- hhngun Pllhlelplln. ALFRED BENJAMIN—WASHINGTON COMPANY,
The 0111111111 Pharmacy and 111. New Y0“-
Stillson [well Corp. for Men and Young Young-Men
21— ~ _- - ll $18.00 T0 $28.00
if The smart colors are greens, browns, blues. and the
- favored fabrics are unfinished worsteds and flannels. A
Connecticut Suf-
distinctive cut has the new broader shoulder, the becom-
ing, youthful high waist and the long high peaked lapels
as sponsored by Fifth Avenue.
I
irage News
-
But as fabrics, colors and styles in Benjamin garments
are as varied as the tastes of man, we will merely ask you
to come in and let your own good taste decide yOur
choice.
Eliu1sl is to speak in ll1111111rJ on in
1.11111 oi the .s‘rrhians. Although 111111 1
not going to [lived (in: 1311.111 (1.
.11111111111 sufliaiti ~ii1 usually 111111» 1111
111111111111 11111111511 iii lhr course oi
11'1th she is giving in this country
slit i I11 speak under the auspu'o-s 111
.1111 ”2111111111 51111111 hiaiiihm ix 111111
I 'lhlim Viho 1111111 heard Mr i‘.11.11
‘humi nut-'1 .1111.- his b11111 111 lllls’
1t'oiiiitiy 1111.1 111111 11111) that 111111'r lil:
Otir Suits at $15.00 spell value in the true sense.
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11 .1111... SEPH DAVIS
1111 [.1111 111':— enlc in the- 11inbnliiiiiii: fluid] 1‘ 1H1r 112111111- ‘nml; rul‘l‘ll":'3: 11111 PM:
1111 account 111' ii 1 '
:hodv 111 111:1 1131.33?" 1:01:22! liliuufili’uuw‘d b’ ”" ”““““” 5““ ““"""" 35 Washington St. South Norwallt. Colin.
“9",“, 11 111111 4‘“ gm“. “111111 M“ in England. no 11111 1.111 11111) ‘.l111
.i'ri'sled. but later i‘c-ii'erliid. l M" l'niilliure‘l I" 111111 “I ”W b“ “g
a l 1111-11 of 11111 11111111111111 unlury iii' 4
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“ION PAPER MAKERS
111 LEE GO GM STRIKE
”and Reinstatement of Business
Agent Diedisrged for Union
charged for alleged activities in union in the elementary parts of
work. An increase at 30 cents a day naval profession-l." 111111 111. purer. “um“ “6 h” 1111111111111 ‘“’°"“‘
13 um demanded. i“we do tery well; but of the hither1 III to ‘7' “9' ti. '1' “mud SN! 0
branches, partlculariy o! strategy, "3 hie-tows claims he has not 11 dollar'
1have little clear conception. in Get worth “ M
“:11 HI RELATES TO COURT.
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Acti It LACK OF NAVV DEVELOPMENT 1’. many the development of the Navy minty petition were lied in
new “1'11“ Ah 1 11130 11131111101011 April 1:. -l.Ack oi ha. been ,mcuy along the "no. of may in 11111 oflce 111 1111
PI‘I'I‘S 1 " 1“ 0“ logical method in the development of .3 method “Rm", devised "(on area Iohn W. Bank“ “0“
.1“ paper makers in the employ of
.0 Smith Paper Company, in live oi
fie company's mills in Lee and Len-
wo went on strike yesterday after
Ila. insisting on the reinstatement
C John Boync, business agent of the
”shire local. Brotherhood of Pn-
* Makers. who was recently dis-
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of Bill's indebtedness tonslsted 0
One of these was tor $1.061 t
the American Navy was deplored oy' .band.
R0” Admiral Bradley A ““9- U 3 least no logical method, whatever is‘
N.. in a paper on "Naval Strategy.“ I'DDMODV
presented at today' s session of the all-l
nuiil convention of the You League oi!
the United States. The Admiral didi
not appear in person. his paper lining "1
road by a delegate.
in our country no method. at
notes.
.did not have $30 with which to pay 1h
"Do you and your Mic 11'11r 111111-
y words?”
"She has
Transcript.
ol eredltoni unless Skill can ilnd mon-
1 never do."—llosl0n
1 ‘noticea to the long list of creditors.
One
KOEHLER 11....
Chassis $940 -- Complete Wi l1_ Body __$__95_5
AUTO TRUCK
TOP
EXTRA
Four Cylinder, Long Stro'1e. Overhead Valve Motor—ThreeSpeed Selective Transmission—
Internal Gear Rear Axle-Shaft Drive—Wheelbase tag umber—Extra Large Body, 8 ft. 6
inches long—One Ton Lead Over All Hills on High Gear.
We do not hesitate to compare lllt‘ l\'( )ElllJ'lR ONETON TRUCK with any other 0N1?-
'l‘(.)l\' truck manufactured. il‘i‘t'spt't‘livc of list price, for economical opcratiou, power un-
der all conditions, efficiency. fh-xiliility. advanced ideas of design and general appcarancc.
BROCKWAY TRUCKS
1500 lbs. $1200 - 11-4 Tons $1600 - 2 Tons $2125
Maxwell $65
Pullman $74
Oakland
PRICES 11'. o. 11.-FA(1T0R.Y.
LUTHER WRlGH
fully
equ‘ppcd
fully
equipped
usnisou 1111.
SOUTH uohwatx
PHONE 141; 3—4.
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1 J EDMUND SKIFF HA8 NO ASSETS.
Papers in his nomi- luoninnliuod oi the western world 111' 1
:and another for $1,500.13“! said he lliese assertions is that less than ion.-
tiling I“ TM" will be no 111g! arrived at this computation ii is 1111
01 to pay the expense of sending out'
Ullemlsthutyamwon
quality oi hadersliip such as has 0111 s 1‘ 2‘» 3-“ :3.“ 3 .fi if. i. - -
liingnisin-d only a few great men in.”
each generation. After all tonlro '1“.
verity conternlng militant methods '1
has died away. she will be remember-
ml as the great awakener at 111111
f
Do you know that Gottlieb has been in the same business.
iine tsenlitth century.
The suilraaists have last placed in
lllt‘ C(illili‘flltul fllfl't‘l (‘lfl‘ii a ll?" “‘1
‘ oi nude in which they answer in.
31 oitcn made but groundless uscrtlon-i
51111 the AniiSuiiragisis The first 11 _
at the same spot. in the same town for the last twenty
years? Do you know that some of his first customers are
still his best customers? They are.
of the women of (‘onnecli
' per cent.
How the Antis
.cul d1 slrc the 111111
1111111 in say. They certainly have Knowing all this. does it mean anything to you? It
not canvassed all the women of 1114'
istnte. and i1 is not 11 legitimate claini
ito say that every woman whom they
' have not questioned is against woman
suffrage. ’i‘hc suifragistii make ans :
should mean to you that Gottlieb is. by this time. a men's
and boys' wear expert; that he is reliable: and that his
jwer that Suflraglsis outnumber Anus"
[11111 to one. This is easily counted up. ’
{Not only is the membership in su.’ .,
Iirage- league; and associations vastly ‘
greater than lili'ii' ‘1 .- h' '1 iii
luusocliilions but oi 111 oiganis. ..
[formed [or other purposes there 11.11
1l1uudr11ds that endorse 1019.1 for
women and almost 11111111 that openly"
iavor the Anna. in incl the only or- ,
lsanizaiion tliai has publicly endorsed
illll' Mills is the Union ls'aguc of New
!York- 11 very respoctahlc 1111 iii
lweaithy and reactionary gentlemen,
[who have not yet turned 111'11r their
{calendars into the (“Pillth century.
l'l‘lw American Federation of Labor
111111 Women's Trade Union lramlv I 1
'lllt‘ General Federation of “1111111111
(‘.iuli.11 the National (iiungc iiii1l 1‘11.-
National Educational Association are,
only a l1w oi the 11rganls111ions~1
[national in tliaracter and extent
Iwhicli have publicly endorsed 11111111:
siiilrage it the suitragluts had clnimxv
1d one hundred to one instead of 1111
modern claim of ten to one. they
would have been nearer thtI mark.
values are rivalled but never surpassed.
"h
Men's 1nd Young Men’s Suits
7.00, 1000.12.50
Boys’Suiii‘, Two Pairs of Pants
3.50, 4.50, 5.00, 5.00
Complete Line til Furniliings
Gottleih‘s
South .\'111'wallr. Conn,
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1 57111115113 issue PAPER.
Setaon Employea Have Their 6;”;
Publication.
At a meeting of the (‘entral Labor .‘
union yesterday it was voted to aupffl.
port a newspaper isaucd by the win-f!
int; employee of the John B. Stetsonj‘l
00.. of Philadelphia. The newspaper ’
is called the Philadelphia News-Pest.
An announcement of the purpose of .1
the newspaper was made. to the Cen-j.'
tral Labor union through a letter wrlt- mm :50} m ”3.12
ion by John W. Sculley and Martlnlmmwf—
Lawlor. two of the 0mm of the
United Hatters of North America. The
letter states that over seven hundred
of the John B.,Stetiion Co. finishers,
are on strike for over four weeks, and
slim‘ this newspaper was issued ser-
ersl hundred women in the trimming;
department have come out in sympI
athy with them. The strikers were-
unable to get their case bet-11's thei
public, the Philadelphia papers rerun-i
ing to publish anything in eonnuetion
with the strike. In order to get their:
grim before the subtle. the sink-i
ers bought out the NewsPoIt. and the .
paper is now vlrtudly owned by the!
strikers. their leader being its Dual-’1
nose manager. 1
At the meeting yesterday it was!
voted to endorse the newspaper and;
support it locally.
Own.
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F'v ervihim in thou
Eyes Examined Frc '
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You can feel sure that the car is exactly as good as it looks
if you will remember the wide experience which Dodge
Brothers have had in motor car construction.
DODGE BROS. and REO CARS
s LBENEDICT 73 N 1111111 31;
M’i‘fl
11131111111121: “wastes ronaies'
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"MOUNT, April li.’-—John A'r-;
hur Hamlin. aged .30. a earnival pro-
moter. was held in ball of 81, 600 for a
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