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The times., 1898-10-14


headache, sluggish liver or rebeIIious
sfomach.-lMUNYCN
Yet half the woman world are all the
time suffering in that way.
Not an atom OF reason why this shouId
be so with either man or woman if,thev
give Prof. Munyon's Remedies a chance
Ihey represent the most advanced Ho-
meopathic science-57 cures for 81 ills.
After years of unexampled success in
America and Europe and the recent of
hundreds of thousands of voluntary tes-
timonials Prof. Munyon unhesitatinglv
says:
will guarantee that my Rheumatism Cure will
cure almost any case OF rheumatism in a few
hours
That my Dyspepsia Cure will cure any case
OF indigestion or stomach trouble.
That 90 per cent of kidney complaints includ-
ing Bright's disease. be cured with my Kid
aey Cure.
That my Catarrh Cure will cure catarrh of the
head, throat, and stomach, no matter of how
long standing.
That nervous affections and diseases of the heart
are controlled and cured by my Nerve and Heart
Cure
That my Cold Cure will break up any form of
cold in few hours.
Prof. Munyon is making health-keep-
ing so easy that his method needs but to
be known TO become universal Every
drug store is a magazine for his rene
dies-mostly at % cents.
Eminent doctors from leading colleges
are here to make examinations and give
the best medical advice absolutely free
Open all day and evening. Sunday, to
s. 623 Thirteenth Street northwest.
The times., 1898-10-14
THE CITIZENS COMPLAIN.
Full Statement of Hright,yood's
Most Irt,.-nf Nceds


N f. Robinson president of the Bright
wood Citizens Association, has transmit
ted to the District Commissioners q state
ment of the most urgent needs of that
community with the request that the sug-
gestions thus offered be embodied in the
annual estimates of the board
The topics are arranged under different
heads, and include recommendations reIa-
tive to the public health lighting. fire ser
vice. police protection, repairs 10 streets
and street extension. The statement reads
In part as follows:
A request is also included for eight new
lamps on Shepherd Read and five on the
military road, one of which thorough
fares leads to school house and the
other to a church. About twenty-five new
lamps are requested for the Brightwood
road.
The attention Of the board is also di-
rected to the bad condition of the
Military and Milk House Ford roads. In
sufficient police protection is also com
planned of. The statement concludes with
an Endorsement of the proposal to open
Sixteenth and Fourteenth Streets.
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Boys suits, Sl.6e.

\ lot of boys splendid made knee
pants suits in sizes from to l6 years
including the pretty vestie styles,
and also REFER and double-breasted
kinds-which are made in the most
thorough manner-perfect fitting and
with many little tailoring touches not
found in any but high-class garments
which are easily worth s3,5O-will go
at sl6s today.
The times., 1898-10-14
DOUGLASS Is ALIVE.
The Jersey City Police Say They Can
Put Their Hands on Him.

New York. Oct. 13.-The Jersey City
police intimated today that they could
put their hands on former Judge w. p
Douglass, who disappeared on Sunday, if
he was wanted. There is no longer any
doubt that he is alive.
In his report as receiver of the Bergen
Land and Improvement Association, now
on file, Mr.. Douglass had said he had
been unable to make a full report be-
cause he had lost an account book con-
tanning an itemized statement of all
moneys received. Several days were ap-
pointed on which to have hearings on
the report, but Mr. Douglass did not
put in an appearance.
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executing the work as described, and that
the work, If determined upon, could be
done by the surface department IL the
necessary funds were provided. but does
not believe that any appropriation under
lhe control OF the Commissioners is prop
cry available for such an expenditure.
A request has been made Of En.inaar
Commissioner Beach for an estimate of
the cost of the work, SO that a request
may be made of Congress for the money
The times., 1898-10-14
Mems pants for ST.

Mems fine pants. made of very su-
perior quality cashmere, a fabric that
has been thoroughly tested and found
all right. They are made up in the
latest style, and will fit as perfectly
as any hish-priced pants. They have
patent riveted buttons, with every
other little tailoring nicely well look
ed after In all sizes to fit all MEN.
They're such pants as you'd consider
a bargain at S2-yet they go for dol
lar a pair.
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Ladies' suits. S7.5O.

Ladies stylish black and blue cheviot
suits, man tailored in the very best
manner-skirt cut in new style and
jackets lined with silk-coat cut prop
erly-and the entire suit full of fine
points-perfect fitting and well finish
ed-will be offered as a special value
at $3.50 for one hour.
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From 3 to 4.
Flack silk waists. S498

For this hour we offer ladies' styl-
lsh black taffeta silk waists. made in
the latest styles-perfect fitting and
carefully finished at s4SS We will
40 more-will guarantee the taffeta
IN them-something no storekeeper
mas ever done before with taffeta
Ihat shows our confidence in the
quality.
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ChiId'S CSC shoes. DC or.

Children's Lennox kid, dongola
vamps, spring heel shoes, made of
solid leather-in sizes 1-2 to IL
made with extra care-and with plen-
ty of style-full of comfort, easy on
the feet-worth 9Sc.-willI go at G9c.
pair. ~
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Chi!d's 75c shoes. 49c or,

Children's bright dongola patent
leather tip, solid leather spring heel
shoes, in sizes 10 S-nicely finished
easy and comfortable on the feet
regular 15c. value-wiu be offered at
49c. pair. '5ft .I
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Mems shirts and drawers, 49c.

Mems fine wool fleeced shirts and
drawers, which are most thoroughly
finished. and as good in every respect
as any dollar garment in town-wAl
go today for this hour at 4s cents.
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BOYS knee pants, 25c.

Mothers may have the boys regular
Acc. knee pants, made of very good
quality cheviot-strongiy finished
ready to stand the greatest possible
amount of hard wear-for % cents.
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Pillow cases, Sc.

You get fine pillow cases, of very
good substantial material, and made
with the utmost thoroughness-hem-
med In the incest manner-full size-for
only cents for this hour.
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Mink neck ScarfS. Sl4S.

A lot of mink neck scarfs. trimmed
with eight tails, and a very stylish
neckpiece for fall and winter wear
made with extra care-nothing like the
cheap sort you see around town at
similar prices-will go al S.9S.
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All-wOOl flannel waists. S1.19.

\ lot of ladies' all-wool flannel
waists in the pretty green's. blues, reds
and blacks-which are made with the
best of care, with style you'll find
missing from waists at even twice as
much-will go at $l.l9 for this one hour.
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$12 silk skirts. $3.50.

Ladies' handsome brocaded silk
skirts of very finest quality-tailored
in the most thorough manner-no
skirt was ever made with more care
the very acme of exclusive styl-
ishness-and skirts which Were made
to sell at s12-which you can easily
see are worth it by looking at them
will be offered at this hour at $3.50.
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l2lIc cambric muslin. SC yd.

5000 yords of remnants of fine yard
wide cambria muslins-among them are
short ends of Lonsdale. Berkeley and
New Bedford, etc.-all ranging in value
from lOc to u l-2c a yard-which you
would have to pay II buying from the
piece-will go today at 8 cents a
yard
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Ladies' Sis shoes, sc pr.

Ladies fine Vienna kid button heel
shoes. with patent leather tip and
smooth inner sole-opera toe-sizes
21-2 to s-which you can consider a
bargain at their regular price, which
is sl,25 Il pair-will go at SO cents in
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From 10 to j.
i5c dress goods. l0Ic Yd.

DoubIe-width plaid dress goods,
suitable for children's dresses, in
variety of the newest and most at
tractive combinations you could posi-
bly, care to choose from-which are
the best 15c value ever offered-will
go at 10 1-2c. yard.
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Ammonia, &c bottle.

The best ammonia, which you
mustn't compare with the inferior di-
luted sort sold elsewhere at like
prices-will go as a special value for
this hour at cents a bottle.
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Silk waists for S2.9S.

A lot of ladies' stylish silk waists. in
wide stripe effects. both stylish and
desirable-which are fashioned fault
lessly-made of very best materials
will 90 at SIS
The times., 1898-10-14
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED.
New Jersey Temperance Women
ChOOsc Their Leaders,

Elizabeth, N. j., Oct 13.-At the third
days session of the w. c. T U. today
in the Presbyterian Church, State officers
were elected, as follows: President, Mrs.
Emma Bourne, Newark; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. /. H. Demorest, Closter;
recording secretary. Miss Elfreth, Had
donfield; treasurer; Mrs. Camenade, Tren-
ton; delegate-at-large, Mrs. DenmaH.
Newark.
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25c linen bureau scarfs, l534c.

Pretty linen bureau scarfs, in strict
ly fast colors-in dainty blue, pink,
gold and red colorings-which sell at
25c everywhere-will go at 10 3-4c to-
day.
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Ladies' 81 underwear, 49c.

Ladies' three-fourths wool Swiss
ribbed vests and pants-perfectly fin
ished and perfect fitting-a splendid
value at dollar-will go for this
hour at 10 cents.
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UnbIeachel muslin. 4c yd.

40-inch wide heavy round-thread un-
bleached muslin. of very superior
quality and which has never been
known to sell for less than Sc. yard,
will so at cents u yard today.
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39c silks, 25c yd.

Two-toned striped satin De Austria,
a rich. lustrous silk fabric, especially
for waists and garniture-which is the
very Rest see. value ever offered
will go at &c. a yard today.
The times., 1898-10-14
Gave Their Live. for sna,n

Madrid, Oct 1s.-The Impartial saws
that of 700 Sisters of Mercy that Spain
sent to the war 100 perished by bullets
and illness. 500 remain in hospital service
and 800 returned with the sick soldiers.
The times., 1898-10-14
25c alI-wOOl flannel, 151sc yd.

All-wool heavy twIlled red flannel
one of the best wearing qualities you
can fnd-and which always sells at
.25c yard-will go for Is 1-2c yard.
The times., 1898-10-14
Crib blankets, &c.

Crib blankets for baby-in a pleas
ing variety OF colorings-fnished with
siIk-bound edges-a splendid quality
will be offered for o cents.
The times., 1898-10-14
Mems Soc underwear, 79c.

Mems Random shirts and drawers,
which are extra well made-silk trim
med round neck, large pearl buttons
full fashioned-which would be
cheap even at 5Oc.-will go at % cents
a garment TODAY.
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81 parrots, 25c.

a lot of parrots for trimming the
fall and winter headgear-in all the
latest shades-will go at % cents. to-
day. They are actually worth a
dollar.
The times., 1898-10-14
Ladies' SIS shoes, Sl.59.

Ladies fine winter weight tan shoes,
with stylish vesting tops. or all-leather
tops-Day sewed, long vamps-silk
and calf top facings-which are very
cheap at s225-will be offered at $1.59
a pair.
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Mems white shirts. 23c.

Mems fine unlaundered shirts, with
good quality linen bOsOms. fine mus
lin bodies-extra well made-not
skimped nywhere-full-length sleeves
and a regular soc. shirt-will go at
% cents today.
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Bows shirt waists. nJc.

A lot of boys good percaie shirt
waists-and the regular lsc. sort
which are very well made and strong
ly finished-will go today at u l-2c
each. 5E-
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Ladies' vests. lec.

The regular 25c. kind of ladies' Swiss
ribbed vests, run with ribbon and
crochet edge-and very nicely made
will go for 10 cents today.
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RIaukets. 47c.

1O-quarter double blankets, of white.
with colored borders-extra well fin
ished-and a superior grade-will be
offered at Al cents a pair.
The times., 1898-10-14
SMYRNA rugs, 39c.

AIl-wool Smyrna rugs, which are
heavily fringed-a very superior quail
ty. for which the furniture stores get
more than double-will be offered at
39c
The times., 1898-10-14
Mems PIC linen collars, Sc.

Today during this hour men can
get the regular Il 1-2c 2l0OAiinen col
lars, in standing style-in sizes from
10 to II, for cents each. Don't miss
II
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Tan shoe dressing, SC.

A bottle of the best shoe dressing
and a box of tan shoe paste-resular
price 15c-will be one of the offerings
during this hour-and at only 3 cents.
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17Jc fIanneIetteS, Tic yd.

The choice OF any of our usual
u lie fiannelettes. in the prettiest
Persian and figured effects-splendid
wearing quality-will go at 1-2 cents
a yard.
The times., 1898-10-14
Sc bIeached muslin. &c yd.

Remnants of yard-wide bleached
muslin, consisting of such popular
brands as Fruit of the Loom"
Dwight, Anchor. Androscoggin. Mo-
hawk. Forrest, Baker, etc. in lengths
from / TO 10 yards-which cost off the
piece Sc a yard-will go at 4c yard.
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Table damaSk, !9c yd.

The usual $50. quality of bleached
table damask-54 inches wide-and
very superior quality-in the hand
soonest designs you have seen-will
so at 19c. a yard today.
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From 3 to 4.
Glycerine soap, SAc.

Half-pound bars of pure glycerine
soap. which sells at 2Oc everywhere
will go at half that during this hour
s "a cents.
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Corset covers, 9bc.

Ladies' embroidery trimmed corset
covers. with felIed seams and other
evidences of their careful making
perfect fitting-wil go at 91-2 cents.
The times., 1898-10-14
Crochet spreads, 79c.

Extra heavy double bed white cro-
chet spreads, in very handsome Mar
seilles patterns-a regular Sl.o0 value
and a good one, at that-will be Of
fered at 79c.
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&c dress geeds. PIC yd.

Yard-wide camels hair bourette dress
goods-of very superior texture-a
splendid wearing fabric-and our regu-
lar 25c value-will go at u 1-2c yard
for this hour.
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From 9 to 10.
COrsetS, 39c pr.

The choice of good lot of corsets of
the best known makes-but whose
names we are not allowed to advertise
will be offered at 80 cents-which are
regular CSC value-never sold by any
one else below that. Gray, white and
black-medium and long lengths-well
boned and perfect fitting.
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Mers' 75c slippers. 49c pr.

Mems regular 75c house slippers. in
opera or Everett styles-sizes 10 10
easy and comfortable-will be offered
at 49c a pair.
The times., 1898-10-14
InbIeached crash. Sc vd.

Bleached and unbleached crash. for
tea towels-a very excellent quality
that will wear well-will go at cents
a yard today.
The times., 1898-10-14
From i to y,
Ladies' SL.9S shoes. SL23 mr..

Ladies genuine bright dongola
vamps, black cloth top, patent leath-
er tip, oak sole, fair stitch shoes, in
sizes l-2 to (which are very styl-
ish and very well made-for which
every other store will ask sl.9S-will
be here for one hour at Sl.23 pair.
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Infants shoes, ISc pr.

Infants worked button kid shoes, in
sizes from to 6-extra well made and
nicely finished-a regular S5c. value
will be offered at 1sc. pair
The times., 1898-10-14
Ladies' drawers, 9Jc.

A lot of ladies' neatly tucked draw
ers, made with the utmost care and
nicely finished-will go at 91-2c. pair
for this hour.
The times., 1898-10-14
Ladies' hose. &c DE.

Choice of ladies' black and tan hose,
full seamless and very good value at
u I-2 cents. will be one of the offerings
at &c pair during this hour.
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15c towels. Sr.

Extra heavy quality all-IInen damask
fringed towels. of very good wearing
quality-which sell at 15c all the world
over-will go at cents.
The times., 1898-10-14
Clark S cotton, Sc spool.

The genuine Clark's 20 N T." cot
ton, known in every household in the
land for its superior excellence-will
go at cents spoo5.
The times., 1898-10-14
25c ribbons, &c yd.

A thousand yards of fine ribbons, in
the neatest plaid and stripe effects
and the very identical quality which
always sells at 25c yard-will be Of
fered today at &c a yard.
The times., 1898-10-14
19e sheeting. lie yd.

9-quarter bleached and unbleached
heavy quality sheeting-th regular isc
quality-will go at IL cents a yard.
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Table linen, l7bc yd.

The usual 2sc quality of Turkey red
table linen, in strictly fast color-a
good quality. that will give the ut
most satisfaction-will so at II lie a
yard.
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Ladies' So shoes. S1.19 pr.

Ladies English kid walking boots. In
lace and button styles-good. desirable
weight soles-sizes 1-2 TO s-very styl-
ish shapes-cheap at $2-wilI be a spe-
cial at $1.19 pair
The times., 1898-10-14
Steel buckles, Dc,

a large lot of fine steel buckles for
hat trimmings, Il very large size-and
of superior quality-will go at % cents
today.
The times., 1898-10-14
Lunch napkins. 3lsc.

All-linen lunch napkins. with plain
and colored borders-very good quality
will go at 1-2c each.
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Pins for lc paner.

Paper of pins OF the best quality
nothing like the cheap, inferior sort
advertised at similar prices-will go at
lc q paper.
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Window shades, lec.

Yale Holland window shades, in the
new colorings, mounted on good. sub
stantial rollers, that won't get out of
order-size &c by 72 inches-wil go at
l9 cents.
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From s to s.
TaIcum powder. Pie.

The genuine borated talcum powder
of the most superior quaiity-win go
during this hour for . IL cents can
and that's the lowest price ever
named.
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SOC dress goods, l5c yd.

Double-width black figured mohair
dress goods-which will make up into
the most stylish costumes for fall and
winter wear-an excellent quality that
will wear well and look well-regular
39c value-for less than half that to-
day-15c. yard.
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Youths sI.5o shoes, SSc pr.

Youths fine satin calf lace heel
shoes, in sizes II to (which are easy
and comfortable on the feet and per-
feet fitting-a regular $50 shoe-wil
be offered at SSc a pair.
The times., 1898-10-14
WhalebOneS. &c.

The usual 1Oc sort of whalebones.
covered and uGcOvered-will go to-
day for an hour at 6 cents.
The times., 1898-10-14
Whalebone casing, &c pc.

Today for an hour you get the
regular l7c whalebone casing for 8
cents Il piece-a very low price to pay
for 1t, too.
The times., 1898-10-14
121ae outing flannel, 5s4c yd.

lot of remnants of outing flannel.
in dark effects-and the regular Z lie
sort-will be offered today at 5 Sic
yard.
The times., 1898-10-14
VaseIine, 2hc bot.

Bottles of petroleum jelly, otherwise
known as vaseline-1-oz.s size-will be
offered at lie bottle-less than you
have ever paid before.
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Military hooks and ewes. Sc.

Military hooks and eyes, on a card.
which sell at &C usually, will go at 3
cents.
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Mems Iac handkerchiefs, 4c.

Mems large size hemstltched hand
kerchiefs, with neat colored borders
and a regular i0c value-will 90 at &c.
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SS.9S waite skirts. S2.9S.

Promptly at 10 o'clock we will put
on sale lot of waffle novelty skirts,
In stylish green and blacks-which
are faultelessly tailored-with perfect
hang-lined and bound in the best
manner-which are marked sS.9S-and
to the first eight comers we offer
them at s2.ss. Sorry we haven't more
then everyone who wanted one
could get it.
The times., 1898-10-14
From ! to ,.
Mems 81 shoes, Sis.

Mems stylish patent leather lace
shoes, with dongola tops-fair stitch
in sizes to 10-which are made
equally as well as the best-a regular
81 value-wiil go at Sis pair.
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"Swan bill' hooks and eyes. lc.

The well-known Swan Biz hooks
and eyes, will go for one cent card
today for this hour. Il
The times., 1898-10-14

Hecht's Greater Stores, 51s.s15 Seventh Street
Hour sales" that far eclipse any
yet offered.

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White India Iinon aprons, l5c.

Ladies' white India Linon aprons
with 5-inch hem, with 3 tucks above
full width, and good, wide tie strings
made just t-as carefully as you could
do it at home yourself-but here at
price that will make it extravaganza
for you to do the work-will be Of
fered at 10 cents.
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From , to 3.
Sc apron ginghams, hc

Another case of those pretty apron
ginghams, in strictly fast colOrs-the
prettiest checks-wh!ch belong at Sc
yard-will go today At lie
yard
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BOYS SITS shoes, Csc pr.

Boys fine Elkskin vamps dongola
top lace heel shoes. in sizes 3 to
1-2-which have never sold for less
than sl.75-will be offered at CSC pair
for this one hour.
The times., 1898-10-14
From ! to J.
Aluminium thimbIes, Ic,

You can have fine aluminium thin
bles, light and durable, today
for this one hour. at 1 cent.
The times., 1898-10-14
HairpinS, &c.

Hairpin cabinets, containing a full
assortment. will be offered at &c to-
day for one hour
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I9c linen buck towels, l0Lc,

Good. all-linen huck towels. neatly
hemmed-white and colored borders
a grand 19c value-will go at 10 1-2c
today. You. have never paid SO
little for really good towels.
The times., 1898-10-14
Mems top coats. S5.9S.

Lot of mems stylish light covert
cloth top coats-made in the new and
smart box style-full back-an finish
ed in a manner that leaves nothing to
be desired as far as the tailoring is
concerned-very swell looking gar
ments-which are the regular ten-dol-
lar top coats everywhere-for $5.9s.
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Mems $3.50 suits. $5.

A lot of mems stylish suits, which
are regular $3.50 value, for five dollars.
They're made of fine all-wool cheviots
and cassimeres, in the nobby stripe
and check effects, which are now 50
much worn by swell dressers. They
are made with extreme care. The
trimmings and finish are all that
could be desired. Lined with fine
quality Italian cloth. They're perfect
in fit-tailored as no other garments
at this price have ever been.
The times., 1898-10-14
Bows alI=wO,l pants, 49c.

Boys fine all-wool pants, and also
made of corduroy-which never sold
for less than 75c-eXtra well made
pants-full of service and satisfac-
tion-will be offered at 49 cents.
The times., 1898-10-14
CurIed quiIIs, &c bunch.

For this one hour we will offer lot
of fine curled quilts, of the most su-
perior sort-for only SC bunch.
The times., 1898-10-14
From 4 to S.
Darning g cotton, lc.

Darning cotton Of the very best quail
ity will be offered as a special value
during this hour at l cent
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Chenille table covers, Rc.

6-auarter chenille table covers, neat
ly fringed all around-a very hand
some style-will be one of the ''good
things you can get during this hour
and for only 43 cents.
The times., 1898-10-14
Brill. skirts. S1.1g.

Ladies 'perfect-fitting figured bril-
liantine skirts, velvet bound-with new
hang-very well made and regular 81 so
value. AS a special for $1.1s.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-05-06
TRUANT CHILDREN.

The inquiry which the State Charities
Aid Society is making into the school
accommodation and equipment of Nor
ristown as compared with other cities is
timely and helpful. 1t will be seen from
the report published elsewhere that our
condition reflects considerable credit on
the Board of Education.
But why should there be SO many
children not in attendance at school in a
city like this? Accommodation should
be provided at once for the whole num-
Der and truant officer appointed. The
inquiry which the committee of the State
Charities Aid Association is to make into
the causes for non attendance, if thor
oughly made, will be of great value.
These children, whatever their nation
atty or social condition, should not be
allowed to grow up In ignorance, and
thus be a menace to society.