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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
LACES AND TRIMMINGS

Black LaceS. from two t5 five Inches wide. TurubuIFs price 1oc. our price Black and White GaIloo1s. sev- erz1 different patterns. THrl- bulls price lfse. oEr priee White and Black Applique. zII siIk inch wide. Turnball-s prioe Itsc. our price
 Point de Pzris Laces- severzI styie<s TE1bsiTs pTice G. OUT prsce
 Val LzeeS TurHbaIl-s price sc. our prire a yard Fxnry Color-i R-zffs. Tu-ubnTrs 1sr te 121zc- OUT priee rarz Fancy SIR Yukinxs. in pink blue. lzversser- esd Fu~e- wtife and tlsrk- TurlhafFs rrices sIJa C. Szts- orr pre- ' Crpzm Val Lzcs<- sssurrei- Tun- bxlTs p-ice 5c, s1r Trfce
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
ART GOODS

Cotton Ball Fringe. Turnbull price
 1c yard, sale price 3c yard Fancy Pillow Tops. Turnbull
 price 19c. sale price 5c Saxony, Germantown and Shet-
 land Wool. Turnbull price 1Oc
 skein. sale price 5c skein 5000 skeins of Embroidery SiIk,
 all colors. Turnbull price ic,
 sale price 1c Irish Point Doylies. Turnbull
 price 25c. sale price 12i5c Battenburg Rings. Turnbuil price
 Ic dozen, sale price 2c dozen Fancy Bureau Scarfs, Turnbull
 price 3sc. sale price 19c Figured Cretonnes. Turnbull price
 19sc. sale price He Chenille Curtain Loops. TurnbuIl
 price 19c pair. sale price 5c pair Chenille Balls. TurnbuIl price 1oc
 dozen. sale price 3c dozen Knitting Pins. Turnbull price 5c
 each. sale price 2c each Silk Curtain Loops. TurnbuIl price
 1s.c pair. sale price sc pair Cotton Curtain Loops. Turnbull
 price 10c. sale price 5c pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Corset Covers. high neck. all sizes.
 Turnbull Co.'S price 19c. liquida-
 ton price 2 Marguerite Corset Covers. in sew
 eral different styles. lace and
 Hamburg inse-ringS and edge
 to match. Turnbull Co.'S price
 3sAe- liquidation price 21 Marguerite Corset Covers. 10 open ing. pretty styles. TurnlyulI
 Co.'S prices 15c and ssc. Hguida-
 tioa prize 3e Muslin Dravers- hemstftchef.
 tuckef r1Iff5es. TurnbuIl Co.'S
 price 25e- liquidation price IS Muslin Drawers. lace inse~tinzs
 and eslge. Turnb1ll Cos price
 5ec- Equidztioa price G.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
WHITE GOODS

India Linon Lawn. 27 inches wide,
 Turnbull's price 9c, sale price 4c Waist patterns of Fine Mercer
 ized Madras, 3A yards in each,
 Turnbulrs prices 25c to 39c per
 yard. sale price 5Oc each 90 pieces Small and Large Dotted
 Swiss Muslin, Turnbull's prices
 19c to 25c, sale price 12hc 10 pieces White Crossbar Muslin,
 Turnbull's price Gc. sale price 3aic 50O yards Cream Domet Flannel,
 Turnbulls price 5c, sale price Sc , pieces Cream Wool Baby Elan
 nel. Turnbull's price 25c, sale
 price 1Sc 50 pieces Sanitary Diaper, Turn
 bulls price 55c, sale price 39c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
OF SILKS

soc COLORED SILK 19c YARD. 19 inch Plain Colorei Taffetas. all evening shades. Turnbull's price j0c a yard. sale price yard l9c Sgc SHANTUNG PONGEE SILKS
 45c YARD. 2 inches wide. All Pure Silk. in street and evening shades. new silks bought by the Turnbull Co to sell for sgc a yard. sale price 4Jc REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND
 FANCY SILKS Short lengths of TafTetas. Louis ines. Peau dc Cygnes. Peau de Soies and Messalines. in all col Ors and bIAck. from Tjc. s1Oo and sf-2j a yard. sale prices
 25c. 3yr. 49c 4 Iot of Printed Foula-i Silks. gods worth up to s1cn, per yard DC TT-PNRTrT-S rTOTTDATTDS SALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
LININCS

A lot of Black Canvas for stifen- inE- Turlbulrs price 10c. sale
 price 4c q inch Shrunk French HairrIgth.
 black and grey. Turnbulrs price
 45e per yard. sale price per
 varl 29c Yard WEie COlO-ef Ssreens. e1 shades. TurubuII-s price 20c. sale
 price 12Isc Remnants Df Light CoIgred Lining Cambries TrunbulI-s price Jc
 yard sale V-ice 2Izc 2fl yaris of C0lore-1 and Black
 Yard Wide Perczlfne. TurnbuIrs price 15c Ter yard sale price IOc .TTRNBTIL-S LIQUIDATION SALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
LIQUIDATION SALE
Drapery and Upholstery
 Goods.

Figured SiIkoiines. Turnbulrs
 price 12izc yard. sale price 5c yard Silk Pillow Cords. TurnbuIrs
 price Isc yard sale price 3c yard 3s inch Striped Muslin TurnhuIrs
 price 12Izc yard- sale pricr sc yard Door Panels. TunbuIrs price Gsc.
 sale prfce Sc Brzss Exfension Rc1s- Turnbu1fs
 priee g.. sale price e Inish Point yet fer ewsnlnA
 runburs pl1Ea goe. Gn1s pg1ps De
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
NIGHT GOWNS.

Night Gowns. lov and high nerk.
 lonz and short sleeves Ham
 burg and lace trimmed Turn
 bulI Co.'S price 7-e- liquidation
 rr5ce Nzinzsok Night Gowns. eIzfpr- zfely trimmef- TurnbuiI Co.'S prsces &18 to <lss uqu5da- fion price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
NECKWEAR

One lot of Lawn Collars. hem
 stitched. Turnbulrs price 10c,
 our price e One lot of Top Collars. TurnbulI's
 price 1tsc, our price ro cinse Ic One lot of Lace Stock Collars. in
 white and ecru. Turubulrs price
 12izc. our price 5c One lot of Lace Stock Collars.
 TurnbuIl's price 1-c. our price I0c One lot of Sailor Collars. in white
 and ecru trimming with braid.
 TRnbuIrs priee a,c our price Ic one lot of Chiffon B1as. all hlaek
 and black and white. Turnhuli's
 nrices sl.oD and sl-JO. our price JIG TURNBULL'S LIQUIDATION SALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
Lace and RuMed Curtains

Nottingham Lace Curtains. Turn
 bulls price 1Jc. sale p<fce 4ae Nottingham Lace Curtains. Turn
 bulls price s1-J0. sale price SLID Ruffied Muslin Curtains. Turn
 bulls price 9Sc. sale price Sc Ruined Bobinet Curtains. Turn-
 bulls price sl39. sale price 5oe Striped Madras Curtains. Turn
 bulls price sI39. sale price soe RuHied Muslin Curtains. Turn
 bulls price SIPS. sale price 15e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
Ladies' and Children's Knit Underwear

Ladies' Pure White Cotton Vests,
 low neck. sleeveless. Turnbulrs
 price 12lac. sale price 1c Ladies White Cotton Vests, low,za(J neck, prettily trimmed with
 lace Turnbull's prices 19c and
 25c, sale price 12hc One lot of Misses Vests, lisle
 thread, low neck, sleeveless,
 TurnbulFs price 25c, sale price 15c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
rURNBULL's LIQUIDATION sALI
Handkerchiefs Q Veilings

Women's Hemstitched Handker-
 chiefs, Turnbulrs price 5c, our
 price 2t Children's Colored Border Hand
 kerchiefs, Turnbulys price 5c,
 our price z -.-- 2c !, Komen's Initial Handkerchiefs,
 pure linen, Turnbulrs price 15c.
 our price 9c Gents Pure Linen H. s. Handker-
 chiefs with initial, Turnbul's
 prices J0c and 15c, our price 25c One lot of Fancy and Plain Mesh
 Yelling, with and without dots.
 Turnbulls price 25c. our price 12l.e Sewing silk and Chiffon Yelling.
 white, black and colors. Turn
 bulls prices 25c and 39c. our
 price lic One lot of Fancy Yelllngs. Turn
 bulls price 15c, our price 5c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04

= p5eceS Light CoI1raf CalicneS.
 Tur-lhuITs price 5e- sale price q ,c 1sl VieesS Fine MeTre-5ze-f Foa-
 I1ryis- Tur1buiTs price Isc- sale 1g ps-oe< Fine Dress Gf-zhans<.
 TuruhzlTs Price 11sr- sale rriee 5r 1fss ysris = inch <trIV-zi Ma
 drzs. TETHh1lTs pre- 19c. sale
 TrSce q. = piees Tine SIX Ginzhzux
 I1rnb1lFs price 51-t- sale prire 1ac
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
INFANTS VESTS

One lot of Infants Caps in lawn
 and silk. Turnbull's prices 5Oc, r I5c sale price ] One lot of Lawn and Silk Caps,
 finely embroidered and trim
 med, Turnbull's prices S100,
 S1-25, sale price 3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
JEWEL.RY

A lot of Fancy Hat Pins. in black.
 silver and xflf- Tufnbulrs prfce
 1oc- our rrice
 A bt of Beaufy Pins. ( cn q nnsl
 1ur1bulrs rrfce 1fsc. our prfce Fancy Gun Llnks. sn pesrl anS
 efH TuFnbuIrs prsce zsc . pafr. Fanry waist ee<A Turs1ors pgsss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
CHILDREh'S WEAR

Children's Muslin Drawers. all sizes. Turnbull's price 19c. liqui- dation price 10 ldren's Drawer Waists. shirre1. Turnbull Co.'S price Pc. liquida- ton price sIj
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
TURNBULL's LIQUIDATION SALE
 
CROCKERY AND KITCHEN
 GOODS

5000 White Plates. all sizes, Turn l bull price 5c, our price 1c 5000 Butter Chips. white. Turn bull price 19c dozen, our price <. 5c dozen 750 Cream Pitchers, white, Turn bull price 1Oc, our price 1c 800 White Butter Dishes with cover, Turnbull price 15c, our price 4c 7OO pieces of Redwood Ware, in
 assorted shapes. all sizes, Turn bull prices 5Oc, s1.5O. S2.5O. $50, s6-50. our prices 19c, 5Oc. 75c, $1.0o and s1.95 5OO Jardinieres, some slightly dam
 aged, Turnbull prices 25c, 5Oc,
 s1.00, s1.5O. our prices 5c, 1Oc,
 2Jc and 3Qc 2jO White Chambers, child size,
 Turnbull price 19c, our price 7c 1000 Decorated Plates, all sizes,
 Turnbull price 15c. our price sc 7JO Imperial China Plates and
 Sauce Dishes. dainty decora-
 tions. Turnbull price 39c. our
 price I9c 100 Decorated Toilet Sets, assort-.
 cd colors, Turnbull price s292,
 our price s1.D 45O Platters. white and decorated.
 assorted sizes. TumbuIl price 4 19c. our price ec a dozen Knives and Forks. with
 metal handles. nickel plated,
 Turnbull price $1-25 dozen
 pieces, our price 47c dozen 100 gross Tin Tea Spoons. Turn-
 bull price 10c dozen. our price
 4c dozen 300 Glass Vinegar Cruefs. tall
 shape. Turnbull price l5c. our
 price 7e 2J0 Glass Butter Dishes with GOV.
 CT. Turnbull price 15c. our price 7c TURNBuLL's LIQUIDATION SALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
CORSETS AND MUSLIN
 UNDERWEAR

A lot of Corsets in long. short or
 medium lengths. perfect goods.
 Turnbull X Cos prices JOc and
 1Jc. liquidation price A lot of Corsets. popular makes,
 such as W. E.. k. & c.. P. N..
 etc. all sizes. the Turnbull Co.'S price sICo, liquidation price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
DOhESTICS

Yard Wide TnbIeachetl Sheeting,
 Turnbul's price 6c. sale price ic pieces ij inch Bleached Pillow
 Case Muslin. Turnbulrs price
 12lgc. sale price Dc h pieces Brown Sheeting. 2I
 yards wide. TurnbulI's price ISc.
 sale price He Fruit of the Loom Muslin. Turn
 bulls price 1nc. sale price 1c LOnsdale CamhTic. Turnbull's price
 12c. sale price Sc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS

Black Sateen Skirts. made of
 good quality sateen, Turnbulrs
 prices s1.J0 to s1.9S. sale price s1.O0 TURNBULLS LIQUIDATION SALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
WHITE SKIRTS.

Short White Skirts- ezmhrfc. hem
 stitched ruf1e- Tu-nbulI Co.'S
 price 3c- Equidatien prize I' Csmtric sbs<f Skfrts exfra ssze-
 god qualiU. IurnbsIl Co.'S
 pEfce 55e, B(ut1o11ou pEfce =
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
TURNBULL's LIQUIDATION SALE
RIBBONS

Taffeta Ribbons, black. blue, red,
 green, pink. navy, white and
 brown. No a. No SO, No 100,
 Turnbulrs prices 25c and 39c
 yard, our sale price 15c Satin Ribbons. all colors. Nos go
 and 80, Turnbulrs price 25c
 yard. our price 10c One line of Ribbons, taffeta and
 satin, Nos 2 and 40, in all col
 ors, Turnbulrs price 19c, our
 prices per yard 10c and 121ac Baby Ribbon on spools, 10 yards, spool 5c No 15O Satin, black and white, Turnbull's price 39c, our price yard 25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
LINENS

50 pieces Plain Crash Toweling.
 Turnbul's price Tc. sale price 3ac f pieces 70 inch Bleached Damask.
 Turnbull's price 59c. sale price 39c 15 dozen Linen Napkins. Turn
 bulls price I5Jc. sale price 4jc 25 dozen Fringed Bureau Scarfs.
 Turnbull's price 2jc. sale price 12iaae 20 pieces @ inch COlored Table
 Linens, Turnbulrs price 25c. sale
 price 1ac
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
BOOTEES

Infants Knit Bootees, hand made,
 Turnbulrs price 25c, sale price 15c TURNBULL'S LIQUIDATION SALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
BED SPREADS

2 dozen Meiium Size Crochet
 Beispreads, TurnbulI's price
 1Jc. sale price i9c . dozen Fine Marseilles Bei-
 spreads. Turubull's price s3.DD.
 sale price sI15 LIQUIDATION SALE
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04

I1 o make this one Grand Gigantic Mer- 555:zs >cantiIe Event we have determined up- szs on incorporating with the above our own Magnificent Stock, and as far as consist ent with the extraordinariness of the occasion, have marked the goods throughout on a par with prices which obtai, on the 1urnbull &s Co.'S stock. Don't wait or put off your atten- dance at this Sale. It means Dollars to you. The goods are exactly what you will need this Spring and coming Summer----they are "in the main" all perfect, and if your more enterprisins neghbors fare better than you do, at this Great Sale, remember it will be because they came promptly. We would respectfully remind you that, large as this sheet may be- it represents but smattering of the Great Mass of Bargains which was thrown open to the public in this sale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
Mems Q Boys Furnishings

Five gross of Washable String
 and Four-in-Hand Neckties.
 made of fancy Madras assort-
 ed patterns, Turnbulrs prices
 Jc to 12i2c, sale price 1c Sixty dozen Mems Light Collars,
 all the latest shapes, low, me dium or high turnovers, wing
 collars. Turnbulrs price for 2Jc. sale price Jc One lot of Mems All Silk Shield Bows made of remnants of
 silk used in 2Jc and JOc Neck
 wear, Turnbulfs prices 10c and
 12Izc. sale price ic Sixty dozen Mems Fast Black Cot ton Half Hose. seamless. Turn bulls price 12izc pair. sale price Jc Forty-six dozen Mems Fancy Cot ton Half Hose, black and tans. with silk embroidery. Turnbulrs prices 12c and 1Jc pair sale price Sc BUY YOUR SHIRTS AND UNDER
 WEAR NOW. Mems Black and Blue Jersey Rib bed Underwear, Shirts have silk fronts. Drawers double seated. slight imperfectiins. Turnbulrs price J0c. sale price 2Jc 1000 Negiigee Shirts. made of woven and corded Madras. chev- tot and percales some have at- tached collars. some are separ- ate collars. one lot with at- tached cuffs. Tumbulrs price 5oc. sale price 2sc 5O dozen Mems New Spring Nerii- gee shirts. plain white with fancy bc<oms- Madras body. with fronts to match all the lat e<t effects in shirtfom Turn bulls prices 1Jc and 9Sc. sale price 4sc Mems Black Sateen or Black and White Twill Workinx Shirts. with attached collar. all sizes. TurnbuTrs price 50c. sale price 3ec
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
,S2O.OOO WORTH
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods at a E fraction of Their Actual VaIue.

Forced out of business by the unreenng march of petition the large house of TURNBULL & CO., closed its doors and sought cash offer for their stock of m-r chandse Knowing tremendous facilities for handling large stocks and quick decision in of this kind WHEN VALUE IS MADE THE OBJECT OF OUR CON- SiDERATlON' they with the result-we bought the stock fraction what the goods actually worth and commencing WEDNESDAY MORNING we open what is destined to be the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-04
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WASH GOODS

'TrRNBrLL-S LIQUIDATION SALE
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The seasons newest fabrics at third to half the manufacturer cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-23
Peculiar Views of a Minister.

The Sunrise Club, of New York, had
its last meeting of the season last night
and attempted ID settle the question Of
right and wrong, good and evil. 1t wa
a symposium of minds that dwell on thu
heights, an interchange of views from
ewes which look toward the dawn
Quite the most remarkable views of The
evening were those expressed by the
Rev. Hugh o. Pentrost. He said IL
part
The happiest moment of my life was
when found that I'd eliminated my
conscience, root and branch, and had nc
moral sense whatever. Good and evil
are all CANNON and spinach TO me.
From the martyr at the stake to the
most objective criminal on the gallows,
we are all doing the things we do because
i. is impossible for US to do anything
else. If you would get rid of consci-
ence and all that tommyrot, you would
have the solution to every problem in
life. I've no fear of God or of the devil.
have no desire to 60 to heaven and nc
dread of going to hell. Every temp
tation | have in the world | yield to,
every one. If wanted to get drunk,
I'd get drunk. If / wanted to beat my
wife. I'd beat her. If don't it's be-
cause / would rather not. It's more
oor, fo,tohla Shall I blame another
man who drinks and beats his wife be-
cause it gives him Joy? Character
there's no such thing as character.
Those persons have good characters
to me who have those desire which
| consider beautiful desires, and act on
them"
Edwin @. Walker rebuked Mr.. Pen.
frost for declaring before the Liberal
Club that he is giving his life to right
the worlds wrongs, and then getting up
and unloadin such views.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-23
Ministers March Upon Mayor

One hundred ministers, marching
upon the city hall at Philadelphia and
praying and exborting Mayor Weaver to
stifen up his nerve. forced from Phila-
delphia's chief executive yesterday his
first straightforward declaration against
the leasing Of the gas works to the
United Gas Improvement Company.
They were Methodist ministers, ard
they had been holding their regular
weekly meeting. Somebody used the
phrase practical religion" then min
lister jumped up and proposed the march
upon the mayor. In a minute every
body else was seconding it. So two by
two up Arch street to Broad street went
the ministers. They marched up into
the city hall and made straight for
Mayor Weaver's Office. Some one had
seen them first and the mayor was wait
ing for them.
Immediately some threescore ministers
fell upon their knees, while their speak
ing committee addressed his honor.
Every now and then prayer would be
audible during pauses of the Spokesman
exhortation. Ministers who had abused
the mayor during the great prsyer of a
month ago called him "the city savior. -
Then the mayor raised his hands.
"Oh, Minister'S" he said, "within
twenty-four hours after the passage Of
the gas bill by councils, l made up
my mind what / would do. No living
soul knows what ] propose to do, but
SHALL carry out my purpose to the end.
81 have worked out my own methods
and they will develop within three OIL
four days. l will prevent this great in
iquity as far as it's in my power. The
lease will no. become law"
The ministers seemed quite overpow
cred at this, but afterward, when the!
heard the mayor had taken lunch Will
Leader Durham, some of them were no
/ an sure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-23
Sereuaders Shot.

Between the hours of midnight and
daylight on Sunday morning, a gang OF
thirteen Randolph Macon College stu
dents, at Bedford City, we're fred on with
shotguns by persons hidden inside the
building of Jeter Institute, school for
girls. 1t is understood that meetings
had been going on for months between
the students of the two institutions IN
violation of the orders of the faculties Of
both schools. Prof. Parker, president OF
the girls school, had made, tits alleged,
repeated complaints regarding the action
of the Randolph-MacOn boys.
Sunday morning a gang Of thirteen
boys armed with tin horns, COW belli
tin cans, and other rattle-traps started
racket in the way of farce serenad'
when they were met with warm recep
ton in the way of several yolleys iron
shot-guns loaded with bird shot. 1t i
thought that all of them we're more o
less wounded, bat FIVE were 80 seriously
peppered that it became necessary to cal
| in physicians. One young man wa
seriously shot in the face, and the other
received the fire of the teachers of th,
girls school in their backs.
Prof. Parker admitted yesterday tn
shots we're fred from his school build
ing. but would not incriminate any on
individually. The details Of the stor,
were substaDtiated in every particuia
Yesterday evening by Prot. Parker au'
the chief Of police OF Bedford City, bu ;.
neither would diyulge the names OF tn
students who were injured. The han
dolph-Macon authorities also refused I
divulge any names.
Prof. Parker stated that the boys re
turned the fire of the teachers ou
would not admit that any OF bis teacher
we're injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-23
Desperate Struggle of Murderer.
A man named Agnar, under sentence

A man named Agnar, uncer sentence
of death for murder, made desperate
fight for life Saturday at the Bilbao, Spain,
prison, as he was about to be executed.
Having rendered his warder senseles. by
a blow from bottle, he rushed out into
the corridor, followed by 10 other con-
victs, and a patrol Of soldiers had 20
come to the rescue Of the warders and
restore order Agnar was dragged to the
scaffold by four soldiers, one Of whom he
kick in the face, binding him in one eye.
He tore away the moose after it had been
adjusted and defed the exccnhoner to
hang him. He was at length OverPower-
ell by the warders. who readjusted the
moose and drew the bolt in spite OF bis
determined struggle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-23
How TO Ward or Old Age.

The most successful way of warding Oft
the approach of old age is to maintain a
vigorous digestion. This can be done by
eating only food suited to your age and
occupation, and when any disorder of the
stomach appears takes dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cor
rect it. If you have a weak stomach OF
are troubled with indigestion, you will
find these Tablets to be just what you
need. For sale by Gibson and Timber
man and w. F. Creighton 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-23
DRY GOODS.
BROS.
424-426 King Street.
Telephone and Mail Orders Carefully
Executed.
Ladies' Ready
tO-WearSuInIner
Gar rInentS.

New Long Kimonss, very pretty.
Each $l.9S.
New Long Lawn Kimonas, all sizes.
Each 75c and 81.
Short Crepe Kimonaa, nicely trimmed.
Each Csc.
Short Lawn Kimonas.
Each 2jc and SOC.
Ladies' New White Lawn India Linen
wasI Suits, pretty waist and skirt suit.
Each SO. 40.
New Colored Lawn Wash Suits, waist
aud skirt.
The Suit, 81 and $l.49.
Ladies Seersucker Wash Underskirts.
Each SOC.
Ladies' New Brown and Blue Mohair
Skirts.
Each $2.49.
New Black and White silk Waists,
five rows of inserting, and washable.
Each 1928.
One Cream Mohair Waist, size 81.
Reduced from 81. so TO $l.75.
Ladies' New Waite Lawn Waists,
very stylish All sizes.
Each SOC, 75c, 81, 1925, $3.50.
One lot Ladies' 81 guaranteed Kid
Gloves reduced to
Pair 49c.
Black aud Blue Wash Duck Skirts.
Each 75c and 81.
One lot 81 Corsets reduced to
Pair SOC.
Large new stock Ladies' Wrappers,
every one guaranteed.
Each 75c, 81 and sl.50.
Ladies New Belts.
Each 25c, S5c and SOC.
Lodies' New Silk Underskirts, black
and colors.
Each $i.49, $5 and So 9S.
Ladies' New Covert Cloth Spring
Goats.
Each s4.49, $3.50 and $3.50.
Ladies' Fine India Linen Waist Pat
terms, very stylish and pretty.
Each 75c, 81 and $3.50.
New Muslin Underwear, all kinds,
From 25c to SO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-05-23
OF Herpicide Is In Giving IT Thor
ouCh Trial.

There is only one test by which 10
Judge of the efficiency Of any article
and that is by its ability to do that
which it is intended to do. Many hair
virors NAV look nice and smell nice.
hut the point is-do they eradicate Dan
6ruff and stop falling hair?
No. they do not. but Herpicide does.
because It goes to the root of the evil
and kills the germ that attacks the
papllla from whence the hair gets its
life.
Letters from prominent people every
where are daily proving that Newbro' $
.Herpicide stands the test of use"
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