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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-07
Notice to Creditors.
I orson Dalrymple, deceased:

Estate OF Orson Dalrymple, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrators of the estate of Orson Dalrym-
pie. deceased. TO the creditors Of, and all per.
sons having claims against, the said deceased
to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the first publication Of
this notice. TO the said administrators at theil
place OF residence in Marlboro. in the county Of
Bear Lake, State OF Idaho.
Dated at Paris, Bear Lake county, Idaho
June B, 1907
HENRY II DALRYMPLE,
ARTHUR B. DALRYMPLE,
Administrators OF the estate of Orson DaIrym
pie, deceased.
First pub. 81.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-07
PLANS FORMED.
Committee Has Decided on Plans
for Steunenberg Monument
$4,000 to be Raised.

the steunenberg Memorial Associa.
,;en has been organized for the pur-
ps,se of raising by popular sunseri ption
4 fnnd to erect suitable monument TO
Iaaha,s nartyred governor, the late
frank steunenberg The association
will have an organizations IN every
county il the state. The plan and pun,
poses of the association = weii 49,. 81
s 18th IN e letter written By Ex-Attor-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-06-07

A spleA did new line of mems under
weaS in AL c 'lorA- Call and get some
special values. I'll B. Whitman. Is
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were recently entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mat Hiney, of Mountcastle.
Mrs. Temple Gatewood and aNs. +.
J. Furman were entertained for sew
eral days during the week by frineds
in Richmond
Mrs. Alberta Horner and children
have returned to their home in Rich
mond after delightful visit of sew
cral days with Mrs. Horner 8 parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Woodhn.
Messrs. J. B. Taylor and Washington
Bottoms, of Seven Pines, were recent
visitors here.
Eustace Fisher visited in Richmond
during the week.
Mr. f. J. Furman spent several days
during the week with his family here,
before returning to his place Of bust
ness in Richmond.
Little Elsie Robins is improving un-
der the skilful treatment of DR.. Tazo-
we'll Bradley.
Clifton Sharpe visited in Richmond
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. L. Kahl are visit
ing Mrs. Mamie Madison, of King
William county.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Turner and little
son, Christian, returned to Richmond.
Monday, after several days spent with
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the guest of relatives near Gethsemane
during the past week.
George Whitlock has returned to
Richmond after pleasant visit to
friends at Newman's.
Miss virgie Martin. of this place.
visited friends near Elerson during
the past week
Miss Nolie Tate, of this place, spent
few days with friends at Newman's
recently.
Miss Bessie Basket. OF Newman's
spent Sunday with friends at this place.
Mrs. Charles Jeter and mother, Mrs.
w. j. Baker, OF Beaver Dam, visited
relatives at Rose cottage last week.
Mrs Frank Tate, who is sick WITH
rheumatism. improves very slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Tyler. of this
place, visited the latters mother re-
Gently near Aliens Mill.
S. n. Stubbs, OF Ellerson. who was
operated on at the Memorial Hospital
Saturday. April 18th, is getting along
nicely. .A
Mrs. Tucker has returned to Rich
mond after visiting her parents at At
lee.
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Is visiting Mrs. B. II. Melton, Of Mon.
teiro Avenue.
Mr.. Charles Lewis, who has been
visiting relatives on Monteiro Avenue
has returned to his home, In Norfolk.
Mr.. Frank Williams. OF Roanoke, is
visiting his aunt, of Miller Avenue.
Miss Bessie Moss is spending some
time with friends in charlottesville
Va.
Cadet William r. Drumeller, OF
Blacksburg. Is visiting his mother. Mrs
j. L. Drumeller. Of North Avenue.
Miss Josephine Figner. OF Monteiro
Avenue, will have as her guest Mrs.
Eva L.. Brigham, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
in n few days.
Mrs. A. w Jones' Of westhampton,
who has been visiting Miss Lille Yost,
of Miller Avenue, has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Calvin Holden
have returned from their wedding tour
North. and are staying in the home OF
Mrs. r. S. Owens. of North Avenue.
Miss Bullock, OF Glen Allen. is Wis
iting on the Heights.
Miss Katherine Blount, of Alabama,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. John
+. Rose. of Barton Avenue. has left
for Holins Institute
Mr. Ws s. White. who has been Wis
iting his parents. of Lamb Avenue. has
returned to his home In Clifton Forge.
Mr.. G. NJ. Motley, of Wilmington.
~ c.. is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Motley. OF North Avenue.
Miss Maud Peyton. who has been Wis
iting Miss Minnie Thomas. has re-
turned to her home in Petersburg.
Miss Mary Saunders. of Hanover. Ia
visiting her aunt, Mrs. s. P. Jones, of
Luck Avenue.
Mrs. Harvie D. Goadin, who has been
quite sick at her home on Monteiro
Avenue, is able to be out again.
Chicago. whore she will visit friends
Mr.. G. w. OBannon has returned
from successful business trip South.
Mr.. j. w. Williams has returned to
his home on Barton Avenue from a
business trip to Suffolk. Va.
Miss Jennie Mason has returned to
her home in Raleigh. N. c., after a
| Thomas. of North Avenue.
Miss Rosa Connor. who has been
visiting relatives in Wilson, N. c.. has
returned to her home.
Honor roll at the Barton Heights
School for the week ending May 4th:
Senior B.-Grace Chamberlain, Ollie
| Sydnor, Kathleen Gordon, Elizabeth
Jeter, Edith Ragland and Rosal,e
! Stone
Senior A.-Robert Duncnnson and
Minnie Currie.
Intermediate B.-Marguerlte Gordon
and Margery King.
Intermediate A.-Henry Taylor. Maud
kuyk, Marian Moffat and Maggie Chill.
drey.
Junior B.-Ruth Hopkins and Mamie
Harris.
Junior A,-sophie Currie, Gladys His-
Sason and Juanita Wood.
Sixth B.-E:dith Hartelins, Frank
Harris and Jake Schwalm.
Sixth A.-Mary Carpenter.
Fifth B-Gladys Coleman, Virginia
CoShill. Lila Bass. Bessie Seay, Hazel
Schwalm and John Devine
Fourth B.-Thomas Armstrong. Carl
Eaton, Edwin Roden, Archie Leach and
! Elise Whitehurst
Third B.-Douslas Roden and Persis
| Priddy.
Third A,-Julian Anderson, James
Collins, Frank Carpenter Hazel Ian
caster, Lois Watkins and Miriam Cole
| man.
| Second B,-Eirginia Coghill.
/, Second A-Irving Gordon, George
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News Of Suburbs
BARTON HEIGHTS


Miss Irma King. of Camlen, N. j..
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. v. Shomo. of North Avenue.
has left for Norfolk to visit her uncle
Tor a few days, after which she will
leave for Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Crcath after
spending the week at Hot Springs, Va,
on their bridal tour. have returned.
and are al home to their friends on
Floyd Avenue.
Mr. Charles Hartman. of North Ave-
rue. has left for Baltimore on busi-
ness.
Mr.. John Grove has returned to his
home, on Virginia Avenue. from a
business trip to Blackstone.
Mr.. j. B. Barbour. of Rocky Mount
has returned to his home, after a
pleasant visit to Mr.. C. p. Divers, of
Virginia Avenue.
visiting in Philadelphia has returned
to his home, on Roberts Street.
Miss Nellie Smith, of Petersburg.
who has been visiting Miss Florence
jackson, of North Avenue, has re-
turned TO her home.
Miss Harriet Norvell was appointed
teacher for the Barton Heights KIN
dergarten School for the next session
Miss Lille Yost. of Miller Avenue.
VINO has been visiting friends in Glen
Allen. has returned.
MI. Stewart White. who has been
visiting his parents. on Lamb Avenue
mas returned to his home. in clifton
Forge. WI
Miss Bessie Clark. who has been
.isltihs Mrs. John f. Rose. of Barton
S, mas returned to her home. In
Charles City county, Va.
Mrs James Watson, of Lyncbbur,
Who has been visiting ms. John I
Rose, OF Barton Avenue, has returned
to her home. '''o
MISS Matte Smith. who has beer
Nlsillhg relatives on Monteiro Avenue
mas returned to her home in Baltimoro
Md 'ii'ioie
Mr. Henry Miller has returned to hi.
home in New York, after a short sta,
at the hon!a of.lAs aunt, on North Avo.
nue..
Miss Ethel Saunders, accompanied b,
RAYMOND Jones. of Luck Avenue, hay,
left for Wilson, n. c., to visit re,a
tives.
Miss Bessie PAYNE. who has beer
quite sick at her home on Miller Ave.
nue., is much improved
MIR. Deitrick Schmartz, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w G. OVERLY
OF Virginia Avenue, has returned to hi,
home in Spring Forge, York county
Pa.
Miss Daisy Jones. who has been visit.
ing Miss Mollie Moore. of Monteirc
Avenue, has returned to her home Ii
Norfolk Va.
Mr.. Mccomb has returned to hi.
home on Barton Avenue, from a trip tt
the jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Robert Scott has returned te
his home on Miller Avenue. from a triy
to the Jamestown Exposition
Mr.. c. NJ. Taylor has returned to hi,
home on North Avenue, from a South
err business trip.
Mr.. John Evans has left for Phila
delphia on business.
Miss May Hackney, of Wilson, N. C,
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ElLERsoN PERSONALS

The Atlee Literary Society will not
mold it's usual meeting next Wednes-
day night, as the revival will be in
progress at one of the neighborrg
churches.
The funeral of Aubrie. the son of
Mr.. and Mrs Wilton Pitts. who died
last December. will be preached in
Shady Grove Church next Sunday az
ternoon.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Forkner is now con-
Quoting a series OF meetings i'll Shady
Grove NJ Il. Church. near knre.
Miss Maggie Marsden. who has been
sick. Is now convalescent.
Mr.. Adams, of Farmvillc. Va, re-
Gently visited his daughter, Miss
Louise, near Atlee, who is teaching i'll
the Washington and Henry High
school
The last debate which was held in
The High School hall was. "Resolvcd,
THAT T. ]. Jackson was greater
general than George Washington"
those on the affirmative were Mrs.
A. r. Gray. James Redd ana Willough-
by Lee. Those on the negative were
Mrs. A. r. Davis, OF Sunny Side: Miss
Maud Hill and Harry Lee. The Judges
decision was in favor OF the negative.
Miss Maud Moore. who was operat ted
on last week for an enlargement on
her cheek Is now improving.
Misses Emily BAskett rearle and
Grace Talley have returned to their
nome after attending the Burt Gibson
wedding in Jetersville, Amelia county,
| whore Miss Basket and Miss Pea,le
Talley were bridesmaids
| Miss Mollie Boswell has recently re-
turned to this place from Baltimore,
Md, where she spent several weeks
with relatives. She is now the guest
Of friends IN Richmond,
Mrs, G. L, Lucord has returned To
her home, nor Atlee, after II delight
full stay with her father. near Fcnke.
! Mr. and Mrs, George Burt, Of Black
stone, Va, are expected to visit friends
here this week, on their return from
Newport News. where they have been
spending some time with the latter's
brother, Mr.. Harry Gibson.
Mrs. Ryland Wright, accompanied
~ her little son, Leslie, attended the
marriage of her sister, Miss Alice Nj,
Gibson, to Mr.. George ", Burt, in
Jetersville. Va,
Misses WE and Winnie Via, OF New
mans, entertained a number Of friends
IN their home last Friday night.
T Misses Emma Basket, Pearle ana
Grace Talley. of Shady Grove, recently
| visited friends in Richmond
Mrs. George Smith, of Walnut Grove
who has heen sick, is now much i'm.
proved
Lloyd Rurnette, of Aliens Mill, visit,
| ed friends near here last Saturday
| Willie Bowles, OF River View, wn.
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house for Mr.. Roettig near Beulah NJ.
E. Church.
Miss Helen Munro. OF "Runnymedo"
farm. is spending several days with
Mrs J. L. Beadles.
The picturesque and historic home o:
Mr.. Heber Nelson, Jr.. known as Glen.
dale farm, was burned last week. and
nothing but few pieces OF furni-
ture were saved. A large quantity Of
groceries, fine new separator and
forty pounds of butter packed for
market We're also among the losses.
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FORT LEE NEWS

Mrs c. Allard was recent guest
of her friend. Mrs. +. Bendle.
Mrs. Frank Rendle was entertained
at "Melrose' the latter part Of the
week.
Roll Of honor of F'nrt Lee School,
18th to 18TH inclusive:
April 12th-Belle Bendle, Mamie
Shurm, Eula Childress, Ernest Bendle.
Charles Clayton. Arthur Clayton. Wal-i
ter Shurm. Rupert Winbauer.
April l9th--Edith Clayton. Bertha
Kulousck, Belle Bendle Arthur Clay-
ton, Rupert Winbauer Walter Shurln.
Ernest Bendle.
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GLENDALE DOTS

Mrs. Lucinda Hobson Is convaescent,
after her recent illness.
Mr.. Morgan Southall continues Ill
at his home near here.
Willie Miles is visiting friends In
this neighborhood.
Mrs. Grace Rufner and children. of
Richmond. are guests of Mrs. Rufner's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Warmer.
Hamlin Fuqua is improving from
his recent attack of illness.
Mrs. Stanley Russell visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Heber Nelson. during the
week
Edward Hare has been very sick
with the grip.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Willis
Methodist Church, will have an enter.
tainment on Whit Monday at Glendale
Hall.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gatewood have recovered from the
measles.
Charles Crittenden is building a
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Special May Sale Of
Soaps and Toilet Articles

To inaugurate this sale we have prepared
some exceptional values to offer you, which
we think will be appreciated by discriminate
Ing shoppers.
We offer large size cake of Pure Trans
parent G1ycerine Soap. made up specially to
our order at the mill, with fully 25 per cent
more material In 1t, and of finer quality
than has ever been sold at the price before
Special, &c per cake.
Pure Medicated Talcum Powder, Queen
Quality Violet, full size tins. with sitter tops,
specially adapted for babies use; would be
good 15c value Special price, 1Oc.
Crystal Glycerine Soap. in double size bar
equal to two cakes. Special, DC per cake.
Pure Almond Soap. with All odor In long
size bars. Per bar, 1Oc.
a Toothbrush OF extra fine quality bristles
assorted shapes In handles, worth at the r>gu-
lar price 15c Special price, Zoe.
An Extra Fine Toothbrush. carved handles
fine, clear bristles; would be an excellent
brush at CSC. Sale price, 10c.
Hair Brushes of solid polished hardwood
backs, genuine Russia bristles, beached or
natural: an excellent quality brush. Special
price, 45c.
Can't. Break-Them Dressing Combs. in imi-
tation OF real she'll, the strongest comb to
buy. Each, 25c.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

There will be services In the Methodist ,t
Church this morning, with preaching py
the pastor, Rev. v r. Turner, at IL
o'clock.
Methodist Church to- night at s o'clock:
Services will be held In Library Hall
this evening at 1880 o'clock by the pastor,
Rev. John J.. Robinson, of Richmond
Among the visitors at Honeysucklo Cot
tage during the week We're Mrs. McGnee
and Mr. Ball, Mrs. J.. S. Burke, Mrs;
Wade Woodbridge, Mrs. Andrew a., Hleks n TN
Lindsay, from Nansemond county.
Mr. Il. X Laid, of Powhatan county,
purchased during the week the cottage
Familiarity known as "'rhe Refuge, which
was until recently the home OF Miss Jen-
Mrs, Marion j, SAVAGE has returned
field county. after n pleasant visit with
Those from the village who visited the
jamestown Exposition during the past
week have returned, VERY, much pleased
with their trip. Among those who Went
Marion Savage and MI. and Mrs, Frank
Read, Others are planning to go later
on,
The ''tacky party" at the home Of Mr.;
and Mrs. Pocklington, of Beechwood
Park, was greatly enjoNed by the young
lepHls. NdTS, IbtkllHt,''i 49, a'''' 49,
prize, and Mr.. Ralph smst', Won the
BOBBY prize,
Mrs Ruth Bulheller and child are at
the home of Mrs, Buleller's parents;
and Mrs. u. l.. Stiles, where they VIII
spend some time.
Miss FNa Johnson had as her guests
the first Of the week Misses Irene and
l7losse Ledbetter and Mr., pannie Rose,
Of Richmond Miss johnson returned
home with the young Indies, where She
was entertained until the following day.
Mrs, Mood and Mrs. Dowden, of Rich,
mond, recently moved to the village, ana
on Ben Lomond" farm.
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Linonette.

This splendid cloth is here in all the
popular solid colors, white and black. 1t
washes as we'll as any colorcd goods YOU
can buy, and is durable fabric for chill
drcns wear, or makes serviceable wash
skirts and suits. This is the fabric so
extensively advertised by the makers.
Nearly yard wide, at II Lac the yard
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Eipp, Willie FILLER and Mabel Crldlin
First B.--15thel Barnes, Rosa Beck
and Louise Marlborough.
First A.--Dwight Carpenter, Leslie
Denn!ston. james Mccormick. Gray
son Shepherd and 11tta Wcidcnfcld.
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White Cotton Suiting, loc yd.

We have secured the first shipment of a
splendid heavy, round-thread Cotton Suitfng
that so much resembles butchers linen that
many cannot distinguish the difference This
fabric is nearly a yard wide. and equal to any
IL Lee fabric you've seen. Only about 400
yards in this lot Come early to get this at
1Oc a ward
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Velvet Ribbons
at HaLfPrices

Our entire stock of Fine Satin-Back Col
ored Velvet Ribbons. with few pieces of
Black Pan Velvet Ribbons, all of which
ranged in price from soc to 55c yard, to go
on sale now-any width you wish, 25c per
yard.
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READER OF THE MEs-D1sPATCH
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Mr. VIM. Mellin. Franklin, Mass, who
tried many so -called remedies for Kid
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He writes: 1T Is with great pleasure
that l write you recommending your
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spent n great deal OF money for So
called cures, but they were not OF amy
benefit to me-.
Seeing your numerous advertise
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You may publish this letter, as
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Mrs. E. b. VIM Mr. Turner will
leave next week for Newport News.
to be the guest OF Mrs. Georgia Turn
err, for several weeks.
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English Nainsook.

We offer for this week n limited quantity
of fine quality Imperial English Nninsook.
full SO inches wide and IL yards to the piece,
at $3.50 per piece
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Stylish Tussah Silks.

IL pieces of this senson's
nm new styles in these rough finish
" or Tussah Silks. in small
wv checks. large plaids and neat
stripes. The colors are woven.
~ not printed, and will wash, II
~ necessary. These are 81 inches
wide, and will mako splendid
suits for summer wear and
All the season the price has been
This weeks sale price Is Coo.
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Spring Suits
At About One Price.

III laOOUt O7IC.IIdH I 1Cc.
Elton Suits of figured Panama cloth, were
$500, now $500.
Coat Suits Of striped, mixed and invisible
plaid Panama suitings, both plain and trim
med, which sold at $500, now $3.50.
Elton Suits of solid color Panama cloth,
which we're s220O, now $11.OO.
Elton Suits of hairline check suitings, in
light grounds, nicely trimmed, were $500,
now $3.50.
Black Chiffon Panama. made in coat style
suit, handsomely trimmed with braid, was
$500, now S17.OO.
Black Panama Coat Suit, semi-ftting,
nicely cut and stitched seams $1,000.
now $50.
Elton Suit of black Panama braid trimmed,
was $500, now $12.3O.
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Lovely Soft Wash Silks.

Here's chance you ought to
take advantage Of. Neat. pref
ty styles Of Color Wash
Silks that sell all the time at
soc yard. Not many of them
hardly enough to last n day
Of active trading. These mako
pretty children's dresses, shirt
waist suits, kimonos and house
tep quick and get them while the
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CURES KIDNEY DISEASE.

carried off,
Ill after
s in
BOTTLE Refuse substitutes
tanning harmful which nue the
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE TO vGs eve a fr S diseases e tho
of disease
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Because Of the unusually cool weather April find the sales Goods
expectations make up for
May this have prices styles are
be had both by the in Made get pick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-05

GREATEST KIDNEY CURE SENT
SUFFERERS KIDNEY LIVER BLADDER OR BLOOD DsEAsl
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with black and colored overplaid and check
designs. Every piece Of these goods have
been sold at $1.50 yard UP to this time.
This week the price is marked down.
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Elegant Skirtings.

Here's an assortment of good
weight materials suitable for
skirts and coat suits. Some
are Sc inches wide, some So
inch, some 46-inch; but all
new, fresh goods Of this season.
Some pieces have only a dress
length. Two pieces are rain
proof goods, in plaid and stripe.
this week for your pick
ard
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This table is offered this
ing at O0c a yard.
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Dress Goods Sale

You can save enough at this
sale to buy the Innings for your
dress. The assortment is va
ried enough to enable every
taste the satisfaction of suit
able choosing for a full dress
or separate skirt. High-class
Imported Fancy Worsteds, in
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

WARMERS SAFE CURE
sists. or direct, at 80 CENTS
tn IN no. ln rn1 fiil Irnrrc ,rhinl..
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$l.O0
NOW
6S9c
Soc
| NOW
3i55c

wrappers. Step quick and get them while th
price Is down to Doc the yard.
The Newtown bee., 1907-01-11

For guns, rifles and sporting goods call on Dan D. Smith, A Fairfield av- enus, Bridgeport, opposite Polls theater.
The Newtown bee., 1907-01-11

about a Cough Cure like pr Shoop's. For years pr Shoop has fought against the use of Opium, Chloroform, or oth- CT unsafe ingredients commonly found in Cough remedies Dr Shoop, it seems, has welcomed the Pure Food and Drug Law recently enacted, for he has worked along similar lines many years. For nearly 20 years Dr Shoop's Cough Cure containers have had warning printed on them against Opium and other narcotic poisons He has thus made it possible for mothers to protect their children by simply in- sisting ou having pr Shoop's Cough Cure. Sold and recommended by R. H |. Beers & Co.,, Newuowp; B. Hawley & O., Stepney; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; s. J. Parks, Trumbull