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PAGI EIGHT
A Beautiful Assortment 0t
Snmm er Dress Good
In Batiste and Voile.
Floral Designs and Stripes.
At
E. K. BANKS
' Mckemo Hotel Block.
South Hamlin.
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Hear the Victor Record
"CUMBERLAND"
In the Song. AlSO the One-Step
DON NELLY S
VICTROLA PARLOR
16 South Main Street.
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WAY, HAY ‘, 191$ ‘
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Baseball annOunces the ar-
rival of spring.
We‘re right With the Boys.
Here's the Boys’ store.
Here are the suits for them
to play in, study in, dress up
in. and live in with comfort
and enjoyment.
Nothing slighted in our Boys'
clothing.
The Boys trade today means
Cill NEWS
.ut Smith _\..; .tttlk t‘tvttgl'rgutlttt.
a.‘ 't rth. tuttigh. that \tlll be it
it... Itllt .n lll‘ iltlltt- n‘tlbui .tt-t‘h
til'ittill l':ttltut ..1‘ I'. m. ttt :h‘s
(a; {mi itt- liglt. it» tt.I.l_\ .tgdi'ist
l,1r rlttt-l-l- \iuttttwit" lull w ill"
. . I t'l II t'. ilit‘l‘HI'l tll tuner. .—> in
\l'r'. 'tp‘utt Ytl.. l‘.t.tltt>t'~ thoiht:
Illwl .I' It: lt-sltltt..«' til. tilt ttil
Snugt wit. Until, ll m in) >ttl.‘.t' ttt.
mitt
'lltt. l\ lttl'tll limits! lll llII‘ l.ltl
thy. ll‘l‘rt' is u Il.<i\tllili'l on int-t
an! t t; llll 'ttls :tlttl rilplml m; til lr.‘.~'n
llt‘t‘. -lIl to hold it llil‘t‘llltfi III lllt’
lltjut 'I‘ttt-tttro. NP“ litmu, Sttndty
:f-tnuun, May H The purpose of
the nlt‘t‘llllll. is to cull llth-lllt'r Irish
it Hi irom all parts of tlm Haw that a
inatt- tiresnizetiion int] lw ‘ti'tttttl.
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Vl'1'lt tho (lll\‘0nl (‘i the “arm um-
Ilter .‘ttttntt the past i't-u days llll'lt’
has liven :1 tumors! rush to dig Kilr-
den~ l.()('&tl hardware tit-ttlvrs are
mtjuyittg it lively salt- of Kal'tlt‘ll till-
'I‘ltis your, livmuso oi the
unfavorable \t'ottther. lllt' digging of
gardens u'ts put off, at” at this dam,
in !.i'.(‘ as it is, man} [Lil‘llt its attt~ )t'l
lo llt- tint:
lilt‘lllt‘lll.‘
’I‘m-to are a number of NOTWJlk
mm ulm “ort- affect-«l by the elec-
ll'l(":;ili'h Fll'lkt‘ which “as called re-
(t'nll) lll llridtzoport, and which but
100 turn tt-tupomrily out of worlt. The
strik~-r.~ are sttid to but made a‘do
tutml for It closed shop, it 41 hour
“Pt'k.
lltlitl' for jlllll‘llt‘ymt‘ll electricians and
t t t‘t'lllh tor all helpers of more
.i.
t...t.. luti inttrs' experience.
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.\I uh t-ottstI-rnatiun \ttts caused
:tlnt'IlJ Illt‘ lt‘L‘lll fraternity of Bridge-
). ~lt‘l‘.l.’l)‘ \\’ll(‘ll .lllllllt‘ Frank E.
‘t'.'ll~l‘i t‘lltllllilllf'fllly t-‘illt‘tl that in
the .‘tt'ttrn l“.\\)'t‘l‘S ou‘lttt: (‘l\ll hills
\."~ ‘11)” IN ‘Illtlwt‘d to prttctivo in too
(itv t-ottrt. 'I‘\\'o_srort‘ lli“_\'t'l‘." u"
said to lie :tiTt-l‘tt'tl by this ultimatum
'l‘lu- amount of outstanding nionty
nm E ti.» «out-t now is in thtt noigli
hurl-and oi $1.200.
" - tut! tuttdo hr the slum pollen
:tt luml at W. II. Jackson in Mill
I’ll't: \\'t\ Hot n profitable one. so far
as. in treasury of the city (hurt i1
(“ll‘ trllt‘tl. As it l'lllt‘ such it?" 'itir‘s‘
on 't .. part of the state police not tho
t'-iII tt profit, but itt this case. :t‘I
tlw lt- nous :ll‘l‘f'FlIil wore not convict-
t-d. ill" t'\lll'llS(‘R of tho trials ('Xt‘t‘t‘tl-
mi it)‘ about ‘tty dollars thn :tmonnt
of tin: ~ fortuitod and this (ll‘llt‘lt'llt‘}'
ttttt~1 In undo up from tho mutt
trt-ns'trt'. — llttnbury News.
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——DINNER—THURSDAY NIGHT.
is enjoyed by many at tht‘ (‘Ouner
Club Rvmvmlwr this i: an esporiully
fine dinner.
Br__. - . _ _ 1.
SPECIAL
67c.
\‘t'atnpole‘s Cod Liver Extract
Stillsnn-Powell -Cnrno-at‘on
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIITI.
32 Wsshlnqton Btu-est
South Not-work. Conn.
.llitl tt tint ruin of {in mints an
the future success of our
store.
. Rutgers & Stevens
q...
Furniture and
I
in it: .‘nr unitiy Illt‘tilnl.’ oi lll“
ltttul \\ t‘ T I'. mil he mid Illllltll
ittlt alil Him tt M .‘t Ut‘ltllk 3' tin lt’tlin‘t
t~l .\lr.~ lld Monitor, 3. lit‘t‘ll r‘lt'r‘.
tittittztot-t' All pt r\\tl|\ mien-stud tn
ll‘llllltl liitt \tt-t'k Lil't‘ wt'dmll) lIl\|‘
t‘tl
\\t it t- 1~ .tiltr“>lll;.‘ rapidly on lltl‘
tum”... w. 't of tho tit-vs .-liilt‘ r..tti llI
l'multitt’tt I‘“ lilt‘ llllllll ll.flli\\i.)'
.Illll X» it Milford
ll‘ll‘llllillttil tt‘ thrro t'lll\t-l’l lithium
lut t t; llll' “‘tt
:tluns. tin» t. .t toad hu» lwtn tuttc'
tztlly Hunt’- It ti
l..l~‘. ll't'tt II' >‘d‘tlll lt)‘ Nit‘ttl lllll
. 2.: .\.tt~~t"'- 'l‘tlt" tlit), May it’ll \lC
l‘ttvlli'w until two
(l't‘llltlt’.
tilt l‘t‘S‘I‘fl Music
A tutti: l.‘ wt Illt‘ “(th ilill Salldlal”
llllll. llllr in}, this repol'tt‘d missln‘
tins twining She is described to tlt‘
lltllll v tt~ lit my about forty years out
itlltl tort- no-t'vous. She worn a Ion:
pltt~h that “lit“ lust seen. .
'I‘hu llilt‘t‘ thildren of Mrs. lit-rib!
llllllplt‘r, of Madison street, were this
ntominr tonttni‘ted to the Children's,
lrorge ll. \‘tmburrzh.l
”0")“ by Judge
'l hry art" \nnin .\I . aged 10, Anthony
P. and 3-, null llerthtt ll, ttgt-d 7.1m“:
litli. a young colored Kll‘l. mu also
(otntnttlt-tl to the Home.
I v
» I.n»t titty.» of season by Naval nttl»
hid in Armory. Tundsy. Mrty {cth . oi
Molly's Orchestra. Music untllk 5
o’clock. . '
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Tllt‘ building inspector this mornlnlt
utnruitw. issued pttrmits as follows: To
P. H Pll‘ltllllK to wire for the lek
Strum Laundry. Duy street: amt. to
wire for William It). Battloy, Spring St.
Arthur \\'sltlron received a pormm gin‘
build it «Lotti? ttdtlivion. of hollow file.
to the “111st lit-others garage. Chm!-
’l‘lw \‘tmst rl‘filill‘lfl‘? will
The cost will be
nut slit-«i.
also ltt> in printed.
tthout $7,000.
'l‘htl ~ti-ntinl llfil'l‘anF In todtty's is-
sue or the Sentinel of the A. J. Cul-
lttt‘s ('o. '[tl‘t'llll sale of furniture. can
tints. l‘lIL.~ :ttttl ltousu furnishings Ior
(\t‘l‘)’ putt-t in lllt' llOIISt', should be
'lkl n :1ll\.".llltlllt of by “)0 buying Dub-
llt‘ ot' llils \li'lllll)’, as they show tho
lurut -t 'tlltl nm-t (-ttmplvte line of fur-
ritttrt- and house furnishings in this
\trittit}- by pllt‘t'fl seldom equalled by
any (‘ullt‘tln and just at house-clean-
inu timv. That makes It all the more
:tccr-ptttllln and at :1 time most thCeD‘
l.llil(‘. SM‘ 0th
lust dance of season by Naval mil-
itm :l'. Alilml')’, Tllt’sdlly, May 9th. MC-
I-Inclly'.< Orchestra. Music until two
n‘t‘lnt-k
e spirit; u‘r‘i'firo THE MARK.
"Spring fm‘or" Is not always a joke.
It you tool dull and sluggish. tired and
worn out, suitor from backache or wen
worn out, suffer from backache 01'
weak back. rheumatism. sore musclas,
5-.-... or other indication of Irid—
ney trouble, It will pay you to investi-
: gate Foley Kidney Pils. They are
highly recommended as prompt and of-
flcient aids to health. . ~
Sold everywhere.
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ALL MONEY :
deposited in this bank on or before the 561 of Hay will
draw interest from May rst. . . t t l . |
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Open Monday everdngs from 6 to B. ‘ . ’, V i . l I
lit' '
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! House Furnishings
I
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iThat Make a Home Worth While
. The special oflerings for Friday, Saturday and Monday of New Spring Fumishings for every
'l'lfi'
l place in the home. now ready {or you at this store. will reveal some of the greatest sal‘ings in
l quality furnishings in this VlClDlly. The buying public should consider this great opportunity,
l with the largest and most complete line of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs. Linoleums, Draperies and
l llouscfurnishings to be had, on sale at prices seldom equalled by any concern. and in the nick of
time for the housecleaning season.
A few suggestions only can be ofi'ered here. You must come and see the assortment.
Crex Rugs
In all sizes and designs.
Tapestry Rugs '
Woven in one piece of good quality.
t) x l2. Special Ell . . . . ............... $6.75 5.” \ 5 3 \ lO—‘I. t) \ I1. lirit.(_‘. from
8 x to. Special :tt .............. $5.75 $12 00
. , up
to .\ t) Spot‘tnl at ........ ............ $3.75
Fibre Rugs
Combination of wool and fibre.
, Axminster Rugs
.\ very complete lilit‘ “I all gratin from
$14.50 “It in $27.00
In a number of styles, designs and finishes.
$411) lll'tl. Sale Price ................ $2.98
$5.98 l'wtl. Salt“ l‘l‘it‘c
$8.00 llt'd.
Enamel Beds
Dressers, Cbillonieres,
Dressing Tables
Made in White Enamel. Old Ivory, Golden Oak.
lCircassian Walnut or Mahogany Finish
$6.75 UP to $45.00
Dining Chairs
Oak’Dining Chairs with slip seat, exceptional
values ................... $1.95 to $7.00
Porch Hammocks
From ........................... $3.98 up
Printed Linoleums
In many artistic and durable designs.
.. ................ 55¢ sq. yd.
Stu-s 8 .t \ Ill-(I and u s I:
$5.75 up to $9.00
Brass Beds
All grades of Brass Beds at specially lowered
prices ranging from .. $8.98 up to $45.00
Bullets
Our lino comprises all styles and finishes The
prices range from ...... $13.50 to $25.00
Dining Tables
Plain and quartered oak, fumed oak and ma-
hogany .............. $6.75 up to $3500
Porch Chairs
l"rttttt ............................. 98¢ up
Pro-Linoleum ’
Made of felt. A splendid floor
new patterns: permanent and attractive.
Fpt‘cial at ...................... 30¢ sq. yd.
Sale Price . .
covering; rich.
(i5c quality at
Space will not permit us to give you a list of the values that you can secure here.
We will be pleased to meet yen and show you through our large store and any purchase you
may make will be at a saving of from 10 per cent. to 20 per cent. And all goods are of the Collins
Company Standard. I
oreA. J. COLLINS&CO.
Quality Highest-Prices Lowest
l Extra Special Thursday,
1 $211“; . we. .
we in fur-
terlm ..... ..
No stairs homes
to climb. Complete.
Week-End Specials
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
$3.00 DINING ROOM CHAIR. Spock] . $1 98
. Solid oak chair, strongly mud. Box seat covered
Wltll Spanish MULE SKIN. Fully guaranteed. Special
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday ........ $1.98 each
NOTICE—No more than 6 chin b any one customer.
. Reed
' Baby Carriages
In All Colors from
$14.95 w $35.00
Friday and Saturday.
Full size, reversxble gtz'r
Reed Baby Carriage.
bully guaranteed
$14.95
REED SULKIES -
$3.00 tu $15.00
GO CARTS
98:: to $8.55
Sterling
Refrigerators
A Rdn'gerator that gives
complete satisfaction in
every way. Fully guaran~
tend.
Pam $4.95 to $35
Sole Agents For
BOOSIER KITCHEN
CABINETS AND 08-
TKRHOOR MAT-
TRESSES.
Gas Stoves and Gas Plates
A_ wonderful Gas Plate. Like pictufl. Drilled burners
earuIy removed. Prices reasonable. In a and 3 burners.
Sterling Furnllure Co.
127-: 29-: 3r Washington St. South Nomi.
PHONE 105
do not require breaking-in, but
are easy and comfortable the first
day you wear them. You never
have the desire to “let it mt”
while wearing W. B. NUFORM
CORSETS.
W. B. NUFORM, STYLE 440. 6.
large illustration). For Iva-3e full
figures. Medium bust. Me lip
construction gives mole ill-s purl
value. Smooth fit. Ln mush,
Coutil. embrodery' II—Il‘ 82“.
W. B. NUFORM. STYLE ‘3 a
small illustration). "di- l- h;
elastic inserts. Slaw-Ink”;
embleulery' tnmmei' 8'50.
OtherWJlMoUmfl..-
w. B. Emma...“
w. n. Cm in Han-u.
figure-lines Ind Isltl no —- 5:.
50¢ up.
O Arum
V . “hf—swung
Wants-buy Isl-Ham "Sarina-co
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Prizes for Card Parties
Con: .r Unto
Oouto '
Bl'lggefmgm Bros 64"". MAIN s.
Norwalk Chronicler