.II All. APRIL 7.
tins ALnANAc FOR
, Branch Office—1383.
Residence-2 18-1. "
. 30:35 Residence—qy-‘I about house or garden never hurt any
Manager’s Residence— bov or girl.
oesavat'r DIVISION.
7 .Roosevelt is eager to IIIise to by dire necessity is a crime. against3
11 while among the embat-
ions' or Europe. -
ted by those: who do not like
volt. that the proposal is
rand Quixotic, intended pri-
ythe ear-president’s sell-glori-
uchkarguments deserve lit-
}ioosevelt is It world tig-
lnilitarists IlIIIy emit at
of his marching to conquer
Entities with 20,000 men.
all people will not scoff
'lize what. it means. and
audits and neutrals will not
_, n expedition. it” under-
odlntély, would'be accepted
asia powerful proof of the
about or the United SlIlltIS.
meal“ to the French IIIIIIII‘II
o the American (“GUN
.hrought an army I
hide I‘vithhs in our RIIvo
~It would he recognized
,mude guard of II great host .v.et lint Kalsu Wilhelm “Ill lll‘i'ltll‘illl)
i.RoosevIIlt could
4:, our national cnthuslusfim V
and our determination to
may in abundance.
r ace and the world will
the day when a division small and ,
She world will‘certuinly
f Theodore Roosevelt
; t known Americans,
lie can easily recruit
d3 d‘seasoned mell‘
Hui-E the govern-
”royal. And Why school at 9: 30.
,t hesitate, at a members Sunday April 15th: Ladies
or Watching the
than, t ’AIIIustfi
‘ 1charge, thin the output decreased in-
zstead of increasing An investigation
lproved "that the decrease was directly
overtime of one day was paid for by
lack of ability the next. The workers
I
19 7 3in these Ifactories were put back upon
a normal schedule, and soon the output
was back to normal.
Scarcity of adult labor will make it
way difficult to enforce the child labor
:3 3.111.; II :35 P m laws. There’will beaconslunt tempta-
:22; sets 6. 26.
:tion to use child power to its full ex-
tent. The bad results of this are not
6 SENTINEL TELEv always apparent at first. But to stunt
:Ihe next generation while killing'oft
Ithe present one is the most wasteful
process imaginable.
An hour or tlvo of constructive \vork
educative. But to take. any child out
of School and put him to Ruth III II
gainful occupation unless driven lllt’l'P'l was given ,
on of American troops- —lIalt' I that icliild against his children and
about 20,000 men—and lead it against the nation as a \\ 11019
battle front in France. as soon
Icon be equipped and whipped slII‘Irtens the necessary hours or a man
New"and better machinery which
He should bvallmeans be. at his task is one unswci to the in
creased I‘Imuml t‘nI. lIIlIIII Sane living neCessary Without orders from
Ibo drgued that a division is a which conwrvcs ‘Iodity mum] and
W311. as present- day IIII'IniesaIe spiritual strength is another
._it could accomplish
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due to the fatigue of the workers. The .
It is strengthening and
station which not new report In:
not revealed. A number of_ do"-
stroyers are on patrol off the
coast. _
It was almost within hailing
distance of the Nantucket Shoals
lightship that the German sub-
marine U-53 sank six ships on
Ocober B The 11-53 operated in
the steamship lane traveled by
vessels from New York and Bos-
ton to European ports.
Word that the raider was ap-
preaching the New England coast
caused great activity in naval
ircles, althoughplans for deal-
. jILIIPvD‘nldl ”I; I
now M Weptnortflonn." I
Allen’s Hard to Beat Redl, New-
port,R.i..........._I.". ..... . 745
’Wth Leghorn.
A. P. Robinson, Calvé‘rton, N. Y 934
J. 0. LeFevre, New Faith, N. Y. _774
Hilltop Poultry Yards, Suflleld,
Conn. ................... 762
Miscellaneous.
Obed G. Knight (White Orplng-~
ton), Bridgeton. R. l. ........ . 708
Cloves & Sullivan. (Buff Wyatt-
dotleS). Hart/ford Conn. ..... 693‘
Holliston lit] P. Farm (White
. Funeral fit I). A. Fillow.‘ I
The tundra! Services at the late
David A. Pillow of Cranbury were held
’ this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock from the W
late home of the deceased in New-
town avenue. Rev. Henry S. Auden '
son. of the Rowaytcn Baptist church
officiated, and burial was in Norwalk
cemetery.
Funeral of Henryf. Clark.
The funeral of Henry F. Clark was
largely attended vesterday morning at
the h: the of his son, Jere M. Clark, 62
Rocks; llolliston Hill, Muse. 555,.\'orth Main street. Rev. erderick A.
ing with the enemy were not’
made public. The collectugf cuss
toms made every efl'ortw to get int
touch at once with shipping3
agents at other ports to war It
them of the danger. I ;
WASHINGTON, April 7.——3
The Navy Department was advis-
ed early today by the ltantucxetj
Shoals iightship by radio that an]
ithat lightship No informationl
as to the character of the ship;
A radio message said that a
‘suspicious" looking vessel had.
ipassed the lightship headed west-i
,ward. The Navy Depattment ex-
pects the commandant of Ithe
Ne ewport Naval District to take
whatever steps he may deem
ithe department.
1 NEWPORT NEWS, VaI. April
,7— The presence of a Germani
raider off the Virginia Capes
‘I‘Itlt‘l' IiIII (-nsigr‘s examinations _\‘c
IIIIII11) IIIIII was on board the “.iIII1IiI-J
Willi NARI. MEN
Gilli!) l0 COl0RS
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. \LVB‘I .x.
((‘onlillued from First Page)
sunnnoued the men to the ar'InIoI, .It
9: .15 c'clod . last evening By ”:13
unknown vessel had passed near3 (J’t'lUC'lI over llll't’tu‘ftllliills ()l the men:
lnId It1roItIIIl. Ilctote Iltten ocloclt,i
all, with the exception of 'rl lIIv Itho‘
IIPI'II out 01 tonn, lIIIIi shown up. As
soon 2.5; they had reported. the men
more allowed to depart for home with
orders to Icport ill 7 o’clock this:
morning.
Lieutenant Hurry Stacey Benton,
I...II'I u I." III the 49.. linun \IIIIIII mu-
«'1 lCHt‘llt‘d the aI'IIIIIII I'IIIIII the Ad 1
icoleman officiating. The remains
Iwere taken to Dunbnry on 11191220 3'
[train by Funeral Director A. S. Collins I"
for interment in the family plot in 3'
Wooster cemetery. The. pail bearers
here were Charles l’arleIIII-cn, Ernest .
Lou'ndcs, Frank L‘. Craw, Frank )Iad- N4
den. James Connor, and \\ alter l“ .1
IGludncy; at DIIIIbIII'y, RIII. F. J Tang '!
ardnel (.mciattd .It the c,onnnittul the
pail beareis were John H. Vincent, W. ' 3
1A. Bi'aum, George A. Rowan, .I. W. Ant
blcr, E. F (‘roiutu and i‘. ll. tf'Iolutt. ‘ 3
~—
SECRETARY FIELD REPORTS.
At the regular April InIIIting ol the ;,_
,South No: II all; Musical 1’ U., held last
Sundav in the AnIIIiIIIn lIIInd rooms t
at 32 IHuvilnnd Sll't‘t‘l' IlIII report of 3‘
S~-3D€1t‘g3le Frank B. Fit'ltl. who attended,
the New England Conference of _\lusi
cians in Heston on March 18,“:{S re-
Jun. 'lVWt‘d m ”Um,“ m on“, ,Ieived with interest by the IIIIIIIbIIIs
5WhI'II Lieutenant llIIIIton ItbstlItIId
lie reports IlIIIt II suIccsslul confer-
him: ell l'Iom tow,n be 1011 QIIIIIHttIi-I'IInt-c both in II businr- 55 line" I. :IIl social
IlllilSlHl‘ Arthur Kelli in choice. Mr
Kelli III 0th t'zllltd I111 the three liIII‘
stations and asked them to give. the
11 _uus a fine. tribute that PII‘IsidIIII was officially reported here to- signal for mobilization width is
Wilson paid the new Russia: “The day. A sea going tug has beens"3“““ 3’33"“ 0“ ”‘9 file‘Vh‘W‘“ H“,
great, generous Russian people have
been added, in all their native majesty
and might to the fotces that are light-'
iv was enjoyed. and that II-pIIIsIIntz-I
IItiIIIs‘ f1I)I11NI\'I'II_I \ll‘tlt‘ in .\‘III\ ling
land IIIIIII present '
Other IlliilltlS ol iInmeIIncII II'IIIII
Idespatched to sea to Warn all 0141;me bud 533“” “““hl’d 0" “W 5919”“ dismissed (‘n'"]ltL"llel_\ the alumni; (It‘ t1
803 oing and incoming \t'SSelS and
3to order all outgoing vessels to.
Iturn back. The tug is equipped
in the Palace. and \‘iI-stpoit moving
1.1(Iurc house:
Within a few minutes filter the
IIIIIIIII sounded, Incn ('tilllt‘ I‘gunnin in
ing for lreedom in the world for Jun 3with witelCS s and is cxI,ected t0 "0’“ all dilN‘UOllSI JitnIIys, taxis
lice and peace." And as he added,‘
“Here is a lit partncl for It league
I
honor'
0111 ZOl'lC.
We need not be IIshIIIIIeIl now
reach all ships In the danger!
3 Captain Scofield of the Amen-I
1cm steamer Matao, now loading on the it)“ mill and IIIIlIIII-Il IlIIIIu III
and trolley cars were pressed into
‘t-‘t‘l'l‘ltt’. Its Iltc IIIIIn IIIIIIII into the
tumor) they reported to QIIIII'thnustI
3delegatc roIII tltI local musicians or " "’
Ignuization to the. \nlionul (olive: illilllI:
of the. A. F. or 51., ulIit'h is lo be held; V.
in New llavI-n. during the work In"
\lavH, 1917. Summary field was
III Ilectml to net us II Ileh {die 01 tllI s Iliu-
H K911“ who chmkml Off ”1m.“m",w‘vention hv lllI' lot-Iii llllihltltilts
I'f lighting side. by side \Iith Russia he“? stated that the master of the 1011011 III 7 III-lock this morning.
IIgIIiIIsI nuiom'ncy dud inhumanity.
_..”. -9”; ....
’i‘hII lluily AththIlll‘ of Stamford is
II'I'IntyiivII yours old Is II lIiIIlIIluy
commemoration it has issuIIl on oral!
licall) prepared and beautifully print
IId booklet showing the I'I-IIIIII'kIIlIlII
progress made by tlntt admirable nous
paper. The Advocate has been stIpIn'ior
in the fluid of journalism. It is IIbl)
edited and carefully prlIIiImIl '11 is int-
lInIId with the Stuntlold .I1IiIlt,InotlI'ng
IIIo 1:1: 01! [or 1th: It 111ml dale My.
9.. ...I....__
“‘0 III'II not at war vv’iih Andria»—
insist on (hugging [i.IiI'II' Knll \IitiI
.5 no 011,91. ll' Ill uown to ruin.
_..___.....L._ 9._.._... . _--
CHRISTIAN scnwARTz.
Il--lIIItord Coumnt editoriul.1
ClII'istiaIt:"SclIvvurtz l1. l't‘hldtlll ol’
.WTCGS Of Europe subdue .\'IIrIIlek and once It state otliciul is
fiiionthold of autocrucy
I'roborated by 101d ot his stock hold his vicus now there
theIgréat British publish-
of German patentnge but if all others
ntcd he no tour ()1 bomb makers and
incrndinries. Mr Schwurtv has vII'it-
, . .’ text It lctle'l to Mayor llurt: trom ot"
1th great respect. that the \‘oIIvIIlk.
11 Europe of an American
yer small—say one pertect-
division of 20, 000 troop.
a sign and pottent of ,1
For this type of citizen the sons
and the nation has great need no“ and
it is exactly the type. to IIlIiclI persons
of German birth or descent \\ ere us-
good by common consent up to lllt‘
evotion to the cause. of beginning of the present II'.IIr Until
We knew that )0“ will send evidence to the contriin appears II
DutI rust majority of them should be as
sumcd to hold the views of MI.
Schwmmtz it trouble is made. by a
Insprupulous Iuinotity inc
sand Stripes shall make penalty for it IIill fall, largely upon
‘ firingfine at Verdun or the innocent class to which Mr.
Schwartz belonés. That will be one
of the sorry natures of the nurture
upon which this country'has no‘w
Ientcred. ’ 2
. l.
M
NEWS on THE CHURCHES.
Mentioned [mm Fourth Page)
_...I— _-
of the. month at Free 1). 111.. Sunday
Aid Society meets Thursdttt alter
men are 3,9933“ 11‘ noon at the home of Mrs. C Schaub
the cause demands 120 South lupin street.
require a special act
’ why should Con-3
nd why should the
£116 Ivar departlnent3
RAIDER IS SIGHTED OFF
‘ THE COAST
(Cantiuued from First Page.)
. “_..—.-
tcinity was warned to make port
3 or. hold its \aI‘Ichorage. The
,weathcr was thick oil the coast!
.1095 under WM- and it was not expected 1th the
try ought to be' ”angler would be sighted again
,1 until she was at close quarters
with one of the vessels of the
coast patrol fleet. ..
Nays] officials; here reported
' ’ raider .hcn. twomstio, a
@1336 stock and was painted slate
I loo H of;
Was ropo‘rtdd'as :~ 9
connection it is interesting to note.
Meeting 01’ iotluglthht abnormally smdll or'large‘eggs
{tug called on hIm as h-II was 9355— 3
ling out about 9: 30 a. In. ,and order~
ed him to I'cmaIII in cm. harbor
until ltuihei notice.
SIONNS NENS NINE
I . llllll VliiiillN
la
3
I
:IIF ii 209 Eggs Below Stark Mods III
Corresponding Week Year Ago ,_
l
l
3 . m... I. .
i ~ 1
1 STORRS. Conn, April 'I' For tlIII
”first time in IIIIIIIy weeks the hens in}
the in)" 1111: conic<1 at Sturrs llth‘ eased
Inn II ii ttlII. 'l‘lIcy luiIl It total of 4 4033
lungs in the 22d week or “\'lllllllll)” t.l1II3 1
Hull“! number as in the preceding3
3week, but Itiore'tlnm 200 eggs under;
1”!" mark mode in.1lII- corresponding;
wwk II your ago.
A. Allan‘s Reds frIIn \‘IIwIport, R {.
won first honors for the week \vith II
production or 56 eggs. WiIIdtIWeIIp
Ithrm’s pen of White 'lIcghorns from
Reading, Conn. got second best place
for the week Iivith It yield of I’Il eggs.
Merritt M. Clark’s Barred Rocks from
Ilrooltlleld (ls-titer] ‘Connu Cloyes &
Sullivan's Butt Wyuntlottcs from IHnrt-
fordhnd Springdale Poultry Farm’s
Rhodc lslzind Reds front Dtirham;
Conn... all tied for third 111909 with 52
eggs each. ' .
White liegh’lorns, No. 567 front
Siroudshung’ laid ti‘l egg weighing
only one halt an ounce or the smal
lest, ot’ the more than 4,000 eggs that
Were produced. On the. other hand
\vIIII‘e Plymouth Rock, No. 109 from
Derry, IN. 11., laid an egg that'u'eighed
fo/ur ounces or the largest that was
produced during the. week. In this
h
that the records. made in- thc laying
conteSt seem to prove conclusively
that hens are more likely to lay very
small eggs 0! very large eggs at and
during the height of the laying scasmt.
It is a more or less commonbeliet
mtuk either the beginning 0; the end
of a 119an sclutclt. but. this theory is no
longer tenable. The records shtiw that
these unusual eggs are more likely to
occur at the time of heavy production.
Neither the" little eggs therefore, not
the big one, means thmat a hen has
lust started to lay ‘or that she has uh
ished and is about to become Ibroody.
The three. best pens in each of the
principal varieties m as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Fairlleld chum; Farms, short
Falls, N. In. 7:13
Jules F. ancais W. Hampton
Beach, L I. 639D
Merritf M. Clark Bmo‘lrlleld ’
Center. Conn. .L.. .....I...... 61'!
White Wyandokteo.
2‘
filt' IrIII pulldlion. l
. death due to apoplexy. »
'0 In the room at the time Stun (lis-
‘ covery of Mr. Hobsonls body 3
found about $25 in smut change and
bills, scattered around in various. '
hit}: in and IIIIIly today.
ol nhu VIIIII out of town. There liitl
IIII'II I'IIIII'lII-nl but had not arrived in
this (in up to ItoontiInII toIlsz.
’l‘lIII IIIIIIOI'v pres I .Its II business “in
II1111tItllallCP. A IIIIIIIId is stationed at
the other end of the building tutd no
one is .Illuw ed to enter without lll l
stIIIinI; their business. in this war itl
hoped IIIIIIIIIpls to do IlIIIIIIIIIII tul
the building will he Hillx l'lll‘l’tl ‘
l
'll'tl‘llll‘ll in tin» tll\l:~'3t’)ll lltlll out
on \ time this IIIIII'niIIII Aside. from
I..I IhIIIt drill“ tlIIIII INIIII’ liItlII “(HR to:
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII‘I ol'eIlIIIulIIIl IIItl
3h: 1: Id Nov 21nd IIIIN (lIIII'lIIIIl oil to:
,,
SI 1'. ml \'IIIIII:.:.IIIII11 1m stIIIlI Ii Il.I III
wins II: the 111: IIon and wu-tlIIIl (it
«uh I. These \Vt‘l't” II-xunIIIIIIIl and
{min rs IIII. III out. They “ill be shovu
iII lIIioIII nij. l.Il It is lltou; :ht Ill It It
l :er .II number I)! 1'-I'IIIIIiI I \‘lll IIII 1-.»3
t't'lVI‘tl bIlIII'c the Ili'liI-iIIII lIIaI'II:
t0\\'.ll
L ..I......... ._.._....... w. .
AGED RESIDENT. FOUND 'DEAD.
Thomas Hobson, of Beiden Avenum.
Had Apoplcxy.
_.....“ _..—q...“
it your tenant ts delinquent and
13““ “3‘“3‘“ destructive become a SentinIl clusi
division lItId put in tlIIIlI II ipt‘lllfllunl
. with the exception III III II IIIIIII both
had adI erttser at once.
'UNITED STATES POST OFFICE.
South NoI'walk Conn.
List of uncluiuIIId lI-ttIIrs :IIlII- lllSI-‘l
for the week ending le’ll .lttl‘i.
Box 449.
Henry llyIIr.
.l. Lispcr.
.
George IiiIIlTIItl,,'Ii.’I l'iIIII sII'IIIIi, S])I~3
rial.
(‘IIllII-I'iIIII PIIIII.
Wm. II‘. SIIIIII'ns.
Malcolm ll. White. L .
ANl‘lRliW l.'l§AliY, i’. .\l.
:-,lJ
Money Saving Specials
Satorday Night
From 7 to 10 P. M.
Dim AND WOOL POP-
LIN $1.29 III).
40 inches. with, all t‘tlltN‘S.‘
Regular $1.75.
TABLE DAMASK.‘
2 YARDS FOR 98¢
llI-Itvy quality, full lllt'ut'li-
IIIl. \’\"'Iu'th 75C yard.
SHEPHERD CHECK
DRESS GQODS' 46¢ YD.
and white check.
SILK TAFFETA, $1 25
30 inches \vidc,j11 all new
Regular $1.50 yard.
I I‘
I
MEN‘S HANDKEIR-
CHIEFS, 7.:
02:30: 2 .
94’
lzm'n . llt‘lllslllt‘llt‘tl:
' 1 COLGATE DENTAL
O WOMEN s HANDKER-
CHIEFS 7¢
lIrIIiIch'IIIl corners.
. HAIR PINS 7¢ BOX
finished tortoise
shell lIinr pins, 12 pulls in El
“.562.
DRESS FASTENERS {3‘6
l'I luck and \vhitc, all sizes.
chuluti log.
BABCOCK s TALCUIII
POWDER 12¢
Violet and cut ruse.
2a.
RUBBER SET SHAVING
BRUSHES 25¢-
chultu' 75c and SOC.
‘Zv-m— ‘
WOMEN! lT’s MAGIC!
conus SHRIVEL AND
LIFT our—N0 PAIN!
For II lIIII (“‘t‘lllr _Ion cIIII get It smul
1
Thomas Robson, aged 34 ytllll‘hl and bottle of the magic drug [I veronc t?-
(m old. and \Icllknown resident Ofltently discoIcred by n (‘incinnnll
Norualk. was found dead on the floor man.
of an attic. room at. his home, 47 Bel-'
don avenue. about l0 o'clock this morn-
ing. by James Kea‘rneynnd Charles F.
LIII'is,~IlI(I former a nearby resident,
and owner of llr.’ Robson's home, and
the latter :In occupant of the snmel
house. Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel
H. Huntington was summoned immedia‘
atcly upon the discovery of the body.
and after IIn examination pronounced
death due to upoplexy.I I,
The absence of Mr. Robson from his
his usual haunts was first noticed
about 10 o'clock this morning by
James Kearney, II neighbor, who was
well acquainted with the habits and
nature of the old man; Upon looking
up towards tlttI old gentleman’s room.
Mr. Kearney noticed that a light wasl
stillmurn‘ing at the window. _IFeuI-lng"
that Mr. Hobsan had been taken sick:
in the night, Mr. ltearuey'entered the
house, and in company with Charles
Levis, another occupant of the house.
ascended the. stairs to the attic roam
where ‘Ilr. Robson slept; Upon entcr- ‘
ing the door of the rooin. the body of
the old gentleman was discdver'ed lay~
ing on the floor. Death had ‘come some
some time during the night.
Medical Examiner Dr. Samuel H.
Huntington was summoned immediate-
ly. dud arrived a Itew Incidents ahead
of the police. Rho Ivereplso notified of
the death Alter exam; as the body;
the medical. examine
places. During the latter part ol' his
lite, the deceased 11nd lived as a re-_
close most of the time.-
M Hobson is survived by a number
autumn; niacin columbta,
Just ask (It any drug-
,1‘ :. iIIIIIIL‘ulIItely, all
St vein .-.-2 disappears and
Hit ":1: you will find the
(III II .31 ldnse that you
lift. it IIIIt,,,IIIot and all.
- ' trim the lingers
Just thinkl".'ot one. bit of puin he:
tore applying trcczone or :Iftcruards.
It doesn't even irritate the surround-
ing skin.
Hard coIns. soft corns or corns be-
tween the toes, lso hardened calluses
on bottom of teetjugt seem to shrivel
up and fall all without hurting II 'par-
ticle. It isalmost magical. it is a
compound made" from ether says a
well Jmown dr‘uggist here and the
genuine hos a yellow label «Adv
HAD TROUBLE FOUR 0R FIVE
. . YEARS -
No one hpurcoiaies good health like
those. 'vI'lIo are ill. \t.J.l“1Irrv.R F.
D. 2 Sa1c111,hlo.,‘ \I'Iltcs: ,“l have been
bothered with bladder iI'loIIb 9 four or
fiie years. It gave me It great deal
of pain. I took different medicine's.
_but nothing did me any good until I .
got Foley Kidney. Pills.‘ Many per-
coins suffer trom kidney and bladder
trouble when they can he relieved
cite, dizniness. Iheumatlc pains.
RF UNTINGT‘ON DJ}.
cuInonnAc-ron . ,
the Palmer School 0!
C r rat-Lilo, Davenport, Iowa, on-
nounces the opening '9: his office at
- 100 Washington street, o'vei Pauples'
‘1': 7 t-Corupany. South Norwalk, Conn
i
i TURKISH TOWELS
llcuvy quality,
Regular 19c.
YARD WIDE PERCALE
llt'sl I1I13lity.ttll the new
IlII ‘Sl'llls for sprinw
ex
' .I‘AIII'II for It small bottle of I
, ”2mm. Apply It few 3':
I.. I: . upon II tender, ach- ,f-
in" turn :Intl ,“illsttlntly,
WHITE VOILE 19¢
$1313.51) and crcpc effects.
Regular 29c.
..
HEMMED TABLE NAP.
KINS $1 49 DOZ.
lI‘inI- t]llillll_\', assorttd Ilc-
signs. l\C"lllill' $2 .00.
o /
LINEN CRASH ,TOWEL-I. 33;.
. ING 13;.ch
' lilcucllcd and brown, “111131
182 yard.
COLGATE TALCUM ‘
OWDERAND 1 PALM
OLIVE SOAP ...... 19¢
CREAM AND 1 MAD~
AME CAVALIER COLD
CREAM ............ 25¢
"Value 35c. .
we” 297:?
:::’4<I':.».;.rr:....' ' I
BOXED WRITING
PAPER 12¢
2.1 sheets and 2.1 IIIIVIIII'Ipcs.
Regular 20c.
FANCY SILK RIBBON
. 28¢ .
Six and St’VL‘ll IIII'lIcrI' \viIlc.
while. and colors, llllt‘ I1uult-
‘t y ; worth 390-.
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WOMEN‘S HAND BAGS
' 85¢
\'CI"\' unusual sclct'linn.
\Vuluc $1.00 and $1.25.
CHILDREN'S WASH I
' DRESSES $1,19\
Chunihra'vs; ' . "giiig‘ninni 9
hperculcs in plant. mime,
stripes, Chocks. plaids; etc.
It” sizcs. Regular $1.09.
WOMEN'S NIGHT
GOWNS 49¢
hood qualitv muslin t‘llII
lIII IIlt‘I'cIl and 111cc trimmed.
lxcgulur 596.
CORSET COVERS" 42¢
Cutnln'ic (ll'IdlllllSllll, IIII'I:
trimmed. all sizes. Regular
SOC.
WOMEN’S NECK'wEAR ‘
, 25¢
.i’ljlk‘ very nc'vvcst styles.
some with culls to 1113.19];
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Spraying Fluids
lnseCt Killers»
and-r-thgous'
Remedies
IIIIIII * Coal
lilolltu's.
will go a long Ivay just now.
Coal is cheap, but the indica-
tions are that it will go up
, soon. 9
The more of it you buy at
the present prices, the more ,
" money you will save. Our I
‘Coal' Is ready for you. '
Inn— '-
" Harris“ 8; Gain
I " 68 Water Street -
.Tel. ' 72x
The Banner Bakery
5 Monroe 01ml
We are now able to supply. our
customers. With PIES, made tori, .
We .,also have ‘
order each day
SUGARm BUM; and
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