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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
WhatSCOtt'S EmulSiOnHaSDOne
Over rs Pounds Cainin Weeks
Experience of a prominent Citizen

over 20 ROUNDS Gain IN 10 weeks
Experience of a prominent Citizen
THE CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FcR TEEl
SUPPRESSION OF VICE.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7th. 1886.
/ took a severe cold upon
my chest and lungs and did
not give it proper atten.
ton; it deveIopedin into bron.
chitis, and in the fall of the
same year / was thpeat t.
ened with consumption,
Physicians ordered me to
a more eongenial climate,
and I came to San Francis.
co. Soon after my arrival
Icommenced taking Seott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites reg
ulap1y three times a day.
In ten weeks my avoirdu-
pois went from 1855 to 1870
pounds and over; the cough
meantime ceased.
G. r. BENNETT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16

only $500.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

Tsas aEse q aAss P-saiEsi75al NAz5szaA1
Cs.areas5ssa E1s t.sea eEangss7 fs0aa tls= Ga
d 5aaa to Ike 8sa * Nay
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el=es5ez q Sig proper szEas-
Tssa zznaal rsneer q tbs Pennsylvania
Rallroad C.zfzDy Fsr lSSs shoKs tie
gross earnings q al IL liass 81 hase beNa
s115. SIS. 5ss- operating exFen~e=s. -. -
g.. and 81 e2rnlngs. -. -. ~
In sass year 1s4s o1= q sae ssAtarsx Of The
safe ezugsafsn y A. sEs licease question.
0at e o1s= hgBdssd and seseu1T tgWrsl3igss
r. tls STATE. oHz hsss5rsd z1a ten voted =
fsroz Il l5eense ansl sixty against i. 8, 22-6
votes E.o,lei IN The ssAte- Or fbsse. ?. ss0
Esge n favor q license and 70. 5l6 2gaFzs+
H. 4 esF5oaz Eeztare # tie czmEszign q
1854 Us flat Newark AID CHER s5s5es II
tie upper part u tie state, no~ tie strong
hold q tie liqasr men. vo.ed "a fave- of
HAVING 30 s5g-erse
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
Women A. Preachers.

AeiI preach Z creed; women will declare
: l5fe. Mems preaching has left heads
coaauified to : csteebissa, ard lcfs hearts
hard a nefher rnlilstonee. TIE Greek
bishop vho SAID, Ny creed Is faullless;
with iHy lie yoa have nothing 10 do. =
c5ndeused INFO sentence tao thousand
yezrs d prisstly dogma.
Religion IS 81 Affair u tie heart. The
wsrld : hungry for the comfort Of Chtiss's
goepe!, AL thirsty f5s Its egery-dAy bait
tedes d that boiinez> which alone eonsti-
tates happiness slea have lost faith in
themselves and each other. Booslterisrn
aud ..eoraers' On The market; greed Of
gain. passion fsr p57ser, desire for drink.
impGrisy II iife. the completely IF the
eauFeh-Pfoiest4ut As xeli VI PapeI-R it'll
the liqnor traffic. Ei.e preference II paTti-
san 10 ! conscientious ballot. have eomhin
cd to make the men 81 this generation
faithless to@ard one znotlier. The masses
of tie people have fgrsaken Gods house.
and solAec themselves in tile saloons or
with the Sunday newspaper. But masses
will 20 TO hear women wlsep they speak.
and every woman Who leads = life % weak
day holiness, and has the gospel in ber
looks, however plain her face and dress
may be, las around her head tie sweet
Madonna halo 10 tie eyes OF every man
who sees her, and she speaks to him with
the sacred cadence Of his cwn mothers
voiee.-Fsanees E. Wazard, ia Homaait
pa,tesr
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
Innmeaiafe Ahstlnenee.

The Rev. J. " Iiornby. b. A., late
chaplain o. ClefkeB&ell Prison. England.
read paper before the International Com
gress 81 Inebriety, entitled observations
u Inebrieiy, fnan ~hieh We quote the
following:
"A prison official Is In a better position
than any one else 70 see whether OF not
there is truth Or aisdon in the idea care
nillg promoted by not a few doctors, aud
eagerly caught At aud preached by thcir
patients, that IN habitBal dFiHker, OF even
hAbitaal draukard, must be let DOM by
degrees An ordinary perusal Of The
papers would prepare one to believe the fact
that at any moment our prisons must con-
tain thousands ~ living contradictions Of
this common and popular failaey. Years
81 drinking may have preceded the mo-
mentary crime that brings on q man many
years Of penal Seryitade; another may be
hardly sober when admitted for his three
Or six months Tor an assault committed
when drunk, and yet Al once his drink IS
stopped, except in a fsw cases 81 incipicnt
deiirinm tremens, when On come prisons,
not ALL little alcohol IS given until Tie
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
JACKETS AND WRAPS.

More than 900 styles OF
Jackets More Of elegance
and excellence than ne ever
before sax for 50 little money.
Melton. Plaid, Diagonal. stock
met. French Cloth, Tweed,
Kersey. Serge, Bannockburn.
Crepe; Braided. Plain, Strip
ed. Checked. Embroidered.
Ladies Tennis Jackets in
many different styles, for Ten
MS, Walking, or Lounging. A
seashore or mountain luxury.
Also Yachting Jackets.
Wraps of more than 400
styles, from the simple Fichu
to the highest price Imported
French Novelty.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
~ Gil DEPARTMENT.


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ss psssrS.srx Mo hsEs s,ssa eEazla sslssss
81 ess-zR dsT1xzzs aalA LAVE q ~ ss's1ssssaz
ans9 ragve tisEasx ez4se asl=1 zas5 sa,s 'i.g'-
sses1a zzqwx, there d ~ 'Sa1@1ss 'aasFf
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r. al 4zezzsenz a ss.saas1Sssc sgIns gsz1llasss-
s5sa ia = las a.n8 asaFn as aEi 7ss,issn
HsiE sc'asasEg Lat aiaaas i.s ave means
s45 pm sE ane-ss H wa~iAs7 9
wsasa8 D. g.lti-.ssgS As 1sgug~s iie-
g.as.ssas S,r me u hss often
ssgn stla mi Is hass whs h3vn nf9ag-
7as.a F pnsaarss Fsess1 sterns 8rl'En
: 9rs=f1 g,a5is g xlssw Sex egsnAa yer
ralE vn were RIM III wunlG
s-nsEa hre rae Eau'S esrs u slls u
sai14 sE hBw wand i Aa wsn
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v3Ie wAs Hn.ls- uy ears 4s sisvi.s mani as
iss5rf 1af Ess hing zEr 81 nv 4ss'itszs
sa aEtglllsa Is eI5ih ''Taiss Imprisonment
= 1assigsg fae. Seq sBnld MS q
s eifEta at9. ERR Hs~ssE e de rngTaiilsa
ilasia- agta ntE sil7isugh l9Hah an fzs4
saaasu.nls laIsinel siiaz iss lIsisgslssllissia.
4sgH siss- sa5iaar ssssaesau aE s aHrassse "
4Hail,eg svieE IS Hsle as sll4 A-ssiIe sEsl1
she 5oss aletilala Aia Ersguelilas 4ls 8as
7as wmla ~ fi=sla4ea n Hask 1nd tita
IH-n,sz zn . ia-snla 1af 4aiEsl-
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esd efsnes slls observed fran ahs asldlfsu
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
eMananlakers

PaH=aelgaz- Noasssz. gasra 5. ~.
The New Spring things are
on dress parade. Wraps and
Dresses OF ali sorts Tor Women
and Children. and Kilt Suits
ard Oyercoats for very little
BOYS. Wise heads have been
planning. shears have been
shipping. machines have been
humming and busy needles ly-
ing for months past to get
ready for the occasion.
In Berlin. in Paris, at home
wherever any particular
thing could be best done, it has
been done Every grace OF
fit and finish. They are in the
sunlight Of FASHIONS cheeriest
smile
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

Tie VIZ Jsrssg P-ess u xoBderfulIy
t5ekled eyer tie fesar8 # ssbury PARK
Bradley y tie Rsgs5!leza lsl4 Ga A.
eoanl u fise passage - .s.e high license
la--al gpsioa bill II iise ProAl5ls5as.is,.s
oEe 'aebr n gratitude 70 rlss Esyadli-
cas- party Ne are perfectly willing tat
Bf. Brzaley slsosaia sepseaeDt liz z4rtT -
earigasly, ~ Il weTe, zad pay the dett in
BIS Ogn proper persoa. Is ezisisg On
other s-ril5ak lBg lBea'7 q the Prohibition
party TO f0lls,w tie example d Messrz.
Bradley and Ballard. IT, Ffsss s. asking
for NOR th@a isse -tyoaD5 u flesh. By
the way. since when DID Hr. Ballard r.
tarn 70 tie Republican Tangs II b was
ever O1t of Il tssere II only asse ra4u IL 2Sew
Jersey thai knows i, 4nd that j. Nr. Bal
lard himself, aud lie sever you'd Tell. The
snagnsnira.tY u he Pyess N ple9ging tie
F'rgAitit5e1sists that al Xii b. fsrgiren II
flaey Vsil only ss&gnH, breaks Us al ~.
We Enuss sesk s0a8e seeiaded gyot aud
weep! Prohibit J0nisEs DESIRING % return. =
all apply At The Btst ,JszzeV Pssss Office
and have their hats ch&tked At ossce. seri-
o1siy that frantic zdja-ztlon to t.le PROFIT
bitsonists 70 a'gefurIs. IS rof. The Psohi-
bstloii party nadenstsnds - veil - the
Republicans i4.ensselyes d. Jast vhy the
higl. license biz aas passed a. = party
measure. They propose, as citizens Of the
State 81 New Jersay. 70 enjOs is benefits II
there ar any 10 i, but they knox very
well that they ege The Republican parry
nothing. If there had been 10 Prohibition
party in Sew Jersey the last FIVE years,
there ~0uld have beea 10 local option bill
passed by the Republican legislature this
winter. Tie Psess and all the other Or
g1ns know this and the PrehibitiOnists
know II. The third party it not here Oh
Republican charity. but On It's own merits,
zitii a veil defined object, state aud Coz
siituii0ual Prohibition They know What
they want aI.en they see It and no her
naphsodite h-license-Iocal-optio law Is
To be foisted on them a. Gnal, and scatter
them Ike sheep into the Republican party
ranks. The Republican party is IS years
b.hiud tie times with local option when ii
comes to catching Prohibitionists. and
don't you forget to remember it Bro. Pfessi
Tue gials u Republican wrath may be-
opened on The devoted heads 81 the Pr0hi-
biiiouists a. soon as tie q. q. i. gets
ready There need BE- 10 days of grace al
loved. in hopes that the stampede may
commence. Ii Is already over, all there
was Of 1T, and the organs may FssHBc their
pleasing way 81 dnbbiHg rs ''eranks,"
fanatics, etcefera anI 80 forth, when It
suits them.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

Aims House TRUSTEE Casper has GRATED
s1mes hat II aensation ~ the airing he
is giving Aims iIeuyc affairs. Eat 3hat
better management IS to b. expected under
a system That parcels out Tire Aims iiopse
trusietsI,ip to rafiiean ~orkefs ~ part Of
the PARTY sI,oils, aud vlile every eIiange
Of tie political complexion u ihe Bard ot
Ffeelialders results in kicking Dat tbe
Board 81 Trustees. who may or may not
b. trying 10 20 thefr da,y, aud replacing
them with another B9arsi is 10 - I've bet
ter. On wlieb lie kicking eat process s. t.
be rereaied Ia q ts-elae- a.oata
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
RANGLAN AND ULSTERS.

1t is no easy thing to give
you even an idea of the variety
of Raglans and listers We
have gathered. You should
see them to sense their worth.
Styles you viii find nowhere
else. Our special patterns in
Plaids and Checks and Stripes
were made BY one Of the larg-
est cloth manufacturers in the
world. There are Raglans and
listers for driving. for travel
ing, for walking. for shopping.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
Naana,rsaker 5
cAildren's Jackets and Coats.

Everything YOU are likely to
Ak sor. and a full line of sizes
Ne are especially strong in
novelties Fully one hundred
distinct STYLES IN domestic
goods. The pick Of the best
manufacturers output Elan
ncaS Vide Vale Diagonals.
odd effects IN various fabrics.
fHroes almost as You please
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

The Cumberland county delegation ia
the Legislature evidently know what's
what They have 4 constituency behind
Them that viii stand 20 footing on tite run
question, and Democrats and Republican,
alike haze 70 dance mp 70 the music FROM
Home, Sweet Home. when the roll Is
called. The Salem county delegation Is
not built that way. Whether II il he
fault Of their constituency Or not Ill b.
made apparent when we come to vote on
Local Option.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

Il s charged against Pfobib.slonsst- that
they are IL opposition . the aes Leezl
Option iaE AID ali not cooperate IA giy-
ing it 4 fair trial Ne have net a. ys.
seen anything 10 lead as 70 believe that ti5s
Is true, but If true We regard It a. grave
error. II there Is aay good in local option
the Probibitionists are as much interested
ia getting the benefit 81 il a. ass body.
and they owe IT to themselves ard tie
cAnse 81 Temperance to give the iavs fair
test. 1t don't matter whether the ReI,uh-
licAn party passed Il or the Democratic
party, oF What the motive = A.. Il IS sloN
the law If tie STATE, and Rs feT@zt, #
there IS any good in i lets base ii. sop
porting and enfoseing local er.ti5a DIS Mt
ia any sehss involve = surrender u shs
higher principle 81 p-ghibitlea, md tie
FIgBg are tEsat lie Pfoh5bitig1ista zse na0re
enthusiastic than ever n their advocacy u
the latter We d.yD..slF h5Fss tlsat s4Ie,a
county VIE bef5rs zas<aer winters saox
ase. - dry Is clip % iae rasa qaessie.n.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.

More pretty and simple de-
signs for Children's Dresses
than we ever saw in one lot
before. All are original in de
sign, new and suitable for
chflajru. They are not wo-
mems dresses cut down.
Prices commence as near to
nothing as may be-say s.,
then s., 81, and up to SIS.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

TIE gew Jury Commissioner" bill,
niieh j. likely "a become a lie strikes ns
fagorably -as 4 lneaas Of providing pap
fof political wofLers and furnishing a
couple more petty places IN eacii county 70
be sought for and @r4ngitd oser. We
shall have H. climb tree to see any other
especial advantage ia lie las "yer the
present systefn.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

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asr at55s fans s.s-s.alf = ia cigarette
ms5s IA. es4r ara sss 8s-e Ne
nse T. r.sblssa tsss a.5zs sgs rssu- r.s.
A. mad. fa.s.5ss a-5 A. .5,5.r e,s-v ssr
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al ks..n w-sls6ee,nz II !. f,ut "a 20.
M s,a.ls..z.s Il, s=gssr- e.sss,,sgr var. 81
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sge.bes yssns mar uIss te.ss : ssefaee #
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r. fi's7 As i'i''Fs N'''-t si-e - ilz-.li
pfaeF'es o cigarette s''.5Si'g-i0 NAaeh
laa'i. '-'. : '4sl'e ti.s sIeeiai At5sissa'l
Of ~ parents AID guardians. al clergy
men -''1 e'i.ese oiiiefAis ara al "1t.eF'
VINO value s'osi i'eAis-'' . ''i'isf s@'A'l's' e
'',.l -i'i s''i','i li'o'~i''y
Inc DoS ~i.' D'ys cigarettes = sure 70
i15Ife . .'''7si'
NON " ~ s-se liae most favorable case
uI Gss ard tbs -4FFft e~g.Flfasss. = AsssE Las
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
JOHN WANAMAKER.

We are making great preparations
for trade this Spring. and all begin
ners IN housekeeping, and those al
ready in business for themselves,
who have need for anything in our
stock will find us better prepared
than ever before to serve their inter
ests. We do not undertake to keep
everything. but we do undertake
TO keep most everything needed 10
start up housekeeping; beside all
this we give you the benefit OF our
selections. based on our active ser
vice Of thirty five years, during all
which time we have been learning
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

How are ron going 10 vote gisen tie
questioa Is LIENS u No Lleanss' il
salem county You need uot answer The
question 10 Us Answer il 70 your con-
Silence. 10 yoar children. to yonr families
If yoa give conscience half chance at sou.
You viii vote No License
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

We gave 0ar essoi friersi 'Itepstbliean
biz latie fling last seek, ard non { his
eopress are sufficiently cooled for him 70
take mp tlae neiisa ~ lie argument, and
slssr sol - much u lat te thinks 81 the
MoaiT0E aay ~ putting things, az @laat
hs lnoEs ai,ont temperance 10 ihe Repnh-
Iicsn parts, sell give bin a0niief ef'iamn
,v s.4a
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

Whatever your thought turns
rs Twenty styles Of Blouse
Ssass-Esque Linens Ducks,
l-lanneIS etc As low as
$50. Is high Is S.
Fsy kinds Of One piece
Kits. and 100 kinds OF Two
pieces Kits, many entirely new
stAles and shades
BOYS Spring Kilt Over
coats - styles. $3.50 to SIS.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

The elate Gazette calls the Prohibition
isss sSanctimonious Phariseez; Bro.
Patterson's Courier calls them s.Wbised
sepaIchres Wilh these aud Ike en-
dearing terms Do the old parry organs seek
to WOO the Pr9hibifionists 70 tie support
Of Republican doctFine-sr 70 drive thern
away. We haven't sighsly made 80 car
mind Which. But i don't matter. The
wooiDg and tic shipping alike are iEseliest-
uaI, ard tie Prol.ibiaa2a party viii eoai5nzs
il basiness II tire I'D st4sad zith largely
increased force. 2e5 bew ssoes No trsa-
BE u slsoa gods.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

TIE WgrassoEa M0szEgz rea1s az Z
leessE. and szFs 81 dsas gre s2e RegssE3l5-
CA parry credit fs- passing tee local i-fiiszs
bill Cad 70 hs4F r. Bzf ;zse praise
aszt Is assze9 wifa f4r-fetese1 essz5eizsl
ard fassf-Ga1iaG Is ID The EsF1-wlde
praise sae rs4fsT Is ezzsi7le1 - AZ s6.e azszas
u lie NosIgo9- lseata .fsyssyssaa-
Th4s m5gAs BE- But tie Rspaslsezn
party i haggzgg itself - vigorously eFer
IL s=at and iia3ulgasg IA sae1 a. Initiated
zza0aIt u sslf-izsdzti9s tizs anything
Haafe frs-a lie NeErTgz might seem "a
Essf1iiaeas AID ilspers1oeHt- We nTl Dot
b. too izEass aasa ae see g tie biz l.
s.g4sd-m5Ie zsa-psos',' agd ~Hi
.-~asa. Meaaxlise, Bro. I1ssgasaa.
sta. "A.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

The conversion u GatNood7s Hotel a.
sziem into stores and business places would
seem to-Bdie4te hat the sentiment 10 favor
~ utilizing she properly Is > r1En tavern nh
der a lieense ysgfae at an early date IS Dot
unanimous
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09

OnK the brieiest mention
al the thousand and one new
and beautiful things in our
Noznens and Children 5
Dresses and Wraps.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-03-09
New Parasols.

New Parasols.
Their delicately tinted silk
wings are spread under the
dome of the Main Aisle. Like
a cloud Of topsy-turvy para
chutes. We think every year
the Parasols are more artistic.
graceful and handsome than
ever before. They seem far
Their ahead than usual this
season. A few Of the STYLES
shown now we shall not
duplicate. Your choice will be
laid aside for delivery later, it
desired.
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A Hafher,s Influence.

It j. hard f0r 3 y0nng mother, who has
not yet overcome the maynard tendencies
Of her oan youthful nature, to realize The
influence she exerfs over her little ones.
She j. constantly surrounded b. critical
imitatofs. abo copy her morals and man
BeTs. As tile mother Is. 80 are tie sons
and daughters Ifa family Of children
are blessed with an intelligent mother.
aho is dainty aud refined in her manners.
and does not consider 1t necessary 10 be
one woanan IN tie drawing room and an
entirely different person ia her every day
life, bHt y ho as 3 true mother, aud always
a tender, charming soraau, son VIII in
variably sac ber habits Of speech and per
feet manners repeated in her children.
Great, rough mem and noisy, busy boys,
will always tone their voices and step
quietly. and ~ to BEN mAnueFIy when
she stop TO give them kind word or
pleasant smile Christian at lgoyk.
The following figures are official and
show the success ~ 81 high license in
Chicago: Ia 1882. the last year Of Iow H.
csnse, Inc number of arrests was 81, 800:
the number Il arrests 10 1887, after four
years Of high license, was 1860. an IN
crease Of - per eent. The groath Of pop
niatipn during the same period vas not
over - per cent 10 1852 Chicago had IS
bre~eri.s nos II H. ttas year sic con-
stunned So lA0 barreis Of beer; last year
1 ca, lg5 All increase vi o. per cent.
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and beautiful things IN our
Nomens and Ciildren's
Dresses and Wraps
Peaks Of Dress Goods and
valleys Of prices The store IS
aelon with color beyond com
pare Some al the prettiest
iatr7cs. Ike headstrong beau
ties. take their own time for
coming ont Tripping and
rooping in day By day.
The American Challis are not
quite - vide as the French
10 inches. and there's a
BIT OF cotton in them in
the chain = but YOU would
never suspect it from the looks.
Beautiful designs on cream
grounds BilloWy and bright
IS their neigllbors from Paris.
and only 2oc a yard They are
TO the Atwood originals very
much as Peerless Sateens
{IeI9cl are to the best French
Sateens SIG
With Challis at eoc and
Sateens at Ielzc that you must
be wise and look al twice to know
they are not Of the blood royal
tllele1l be no Lack OF buyers.
Best Challis. soft and foamy.
finest wool. perfect weaving.
precise printing 50 inches
wade 30 and 6oc.
Heroine" plaicls. Strong
minded? Not a bit But full
Of solid, substantial goodness.
Big squares and little penned
in with broad and narrow cItls-
ter stripes. Mainly in modest.
quiet shades. 3 styles. 10
IN. &c
The 50 inch Black Serge
FouIes are now s. and sc.
You've paid much more for
them
Linen Lawns. The cool,
sheer. neat stuffs that were SO
liked by the ladies lang syne.
Still liked. Try as they might
spinners and weayers wit has
not been able to turn out a
better fabric of that sort, all
things considered.
Last year only white grounds;
now half dozen o0lors as
well On all of them the
cute, sateeny figures-sprays,
leaves. buds, dots. dashes. and
oud Shapes
White grounds with colored
Ggures-blue. red, black, violet
-22, so, and $50
Green, blue, and pink
grounds, white figures. 4oc,
Black grounds. white figures
2 and 4oc.
All Fl inches. Plain white,
"A to a inches. Is to 65c
New Parasols.
Their delicately tinted silk
wings are spread under the
dome of the Main Aisle. Like
a cloud Of topsy-turvy para
chutes. We think every year
the Parasols are more artistic.
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BOYS kits AND 0vERcOATS

: ~1a s. and uD 10 SO.
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E. B. HunPHRRys & Co,
AVoodstoUn. N. !.