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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Anniversary Offerings Fr Om
 Our Hosiery and Underwear Department.

We always have had the reputa- tion of giving great hosiery and un- derwear values, so when we say these are extraordinary good values, even for us, you can count on their being extra
 WOMEN'S FINE QUALITY BLACK COTTON HOSE. Light weight. Regular price 19c.
 anniversary price .... .13c pair WOMEN'S LACE LISLE HOSE. Allover lace or lace ankle styles,
 new spring patterns, full fash
 toned make. Regular price soc,
 anniversary price .... .29c pair CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE. Regular price 121ac, anniversary
 prlce .....' ..... .9c pair CHILDREN'S FINE RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE. Medium weight. Regular price
 loc, dHulNeTsdry price ..1lC pair WOMEN's RIBBED VESTS. Low neck. sleeveless. Regular
 price 121sc, anniversary price
 .... ...-....... .... .9c each WOMEN'S RIBBED VESTS. Low neck, sleeveless. lace
 trimmed. Seconds of the 25c
 quality, anniversary price ....
 ..... ..... .... .121ac each WOMEN's RIBBED VESTS. Low neck, sleeveless, trimmed
 with pretty lace insertion. Reg
 ular price 39c, anniversary
 price Poe CHTLDREN'S MERCERIZED RIBBED VESTS.
 Low neck, sleeveless. Regular price 15c, anniversary price ...
 ..... ..... ..... Sc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
WOMEN's BLACK SILK COAT,

locality the melting snows revealed the bodies of four deer which became exhausted and died as they tried to make their way through deep snow.
 The damage wrought to standing timber by hedgehOgs Is very serious in the mountain near Lyon Mountain. Beech, birch and hemlock trees have been giried and often the bark has been removed to the very tops of the trees. The hedgehogs thrive in the vicinity of piles of rock where there has not been any numbering and where they breed in caves.
 Very few partridges have survived the rigors of the winter in the district inspected by Captain Thomas. The foxes have been active.
 While going over a mountain the other day" said Captain Thomas. T discovered the tracks of a fox in the snow and followed them along a ridge af the mountain. Suddenly I ob- served that the fox had dOuhle,l Ou Lis tracks, retraced his steps for some distance and then made the circuitous turn.
 My curiosity was aroused and continued along the track to see what was up. Finally came to a spot in the snow into which the partridge divpd to keep warm
 ~The fox had scented the bird and steaithiIy changed his dirpetson Co one that would bring him fo f.se ssenc from an advantaS--1s s5is. He Iox spFanz for the p@rtrflEe Fsut tEie bfrsl must have had a timely warning. as the for gss only q feather.
 1t was only the other day that I found a partridge imFrisaned in the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Anniversary Offerings From The Wash Goods Dept.

Being new and fresh, these pre- sent an all round attractiveness that will please the woman who knows and appreciates high grade wash fla brics.
 FIGURED SILK CITATIONS. A leader in fine wash goods fer spring; it's half silk, light weight material, with dainty, delicate printings, in floral and conventional designs, regular selling price 25c a yard, anni- versary price .... ...... 16c yd WASHABLE PONGEE.
 A half silk fabric in natural pom gee color, S6 inches wide, for suits, waists and long travelling or automobile coats, regular selling price soc, anniversary price ..... SIc yo FIGURED ENGLISH SWISSES. Light Sheer Cloth in white grounds with dainty colored figures, reg ular selling price 17c, anniver- Sary prlce lZ t2 C yu IMPORTED BATISTE GINGHAMS. The new plaid effects in blue, pink and green, regular selling price 39c, anniversary price 27c yd BEST GALATEA CLOTHS. A big line of styles in light, me dium and dark checks and stripes and plain colors, tor boys suits, girls suits and women's wear, regular selling price 17c, anniversary price .... 131sc yd YARD WIDE PERCALES. New patterns in white grounds with black stripes. checks and figures and in the dark blue, silver gray and black grounds, regular selling price l5, anni- versary price .... ....11ac yd FIGURED COTTON CHALLIES. For bed quilt coverings, good line of patterns and colorings, regu- lar selling price 6c, anniversary price ...... Ac yd BEST AMoSKEAG
 APRON GINGHAMS.
 Staple blue checks, regular sell ing price sc, anniversary price ..... 61ac yd TWICk CLOTH.
 A fabric resembling the galatea cloth, but not quite as heavy. makes splendid wearing and washing garments for women and children, one yard wide, regular price 17c yard, anni- versary price .... .... 91ac yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

snow. If had made the dive which is natural tO its habits and covered it. self with loose snow IS protection from the cold. Some time afterwanl some rain fell and this formed a crust which imprisoned the partridge.
 There were many sable and fisher tracks in the forest through which have been travelling all winter. found only one otter sign and not any traces of beaver. although lmve been told that there Is beaver at work in one Of the brooks. In one locality I discovered more bear signs than I have seen before in all the nine yeas I have been In th Adirondacks. The bears were denned up, however,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Anniversary Offerings From
 Our Muslin Underwear Dept.

No matter how particular you may be in regard to undermuslins you'll be pleased with these garments for they are well made, dainty styles and priced exceptionally low con- sidering the quality and style you receive.
 WOMEN'S WHITE PETTICOATS. Deep flounce, trimmed with four
 rows of lace insertion. Regular
 price s1.49, anniversary price
 .. .. ... ...9Sc each WOMEN'S CHESiISE.
 Lace trimmed. Regular selling
 price S1, anniversary price .5Dc WONIEN'S NAINSOOK GOWNS. Low neck, short sleeves, embroid-
 cred or lace trimmed. Regular
 price s2.9S. anniversary price
 .... ... ... .S1.9S each WONIEN's MUSLIN GOWNS. V neck or low neck. Regular
 price soc. anniversary price ..
 ..... -.... .SDc each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
MEMS SPRING WEIGHT WOOL UNDERWEAR,

WOOL UNDERWEAR. Fine soft quality, regular price
 $l.00, anniversary price 62c each MEMS JERSEY RIBBED UNDERWEAR. Medium weight, in shirts only,
 regular soc garments, anni- MEN'S COTTON HALF-HOSE. In black or tan. high spliced heel,
 regular price 10c, anniversary
 prlce sc a pair MEMS BLACK COTTON HALF-HOSE. Fine maco yarn, rich, deep black.
 double heels and toes. regular
 price 21sc, anniversary price
 ............... 91sc each MEMS BLACK SILK LISLE HALF HOSE.
 Extra fine light weight, double
 heel and toes, Hermsdorf dye.
 Regular price soc, anniversary
 price .34c pair, pairs for $1 MEMS WHITE COTTON HANDKERCHIEFs. Regular price sc, anniversary
 price ......... .....2 sc each ALL OUR NEW soc FANCY SPRING NECKWEAR.
 In four-in-hand style, best silks,
 Anniversary price ..... .:S9c each MEMS soc SUSPENDERs. The best webbings and nontarnish-
 able buckles, anniversary price
 ......... ......... 3Sc pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

Save money and get the Ereurna Democrat and three monthfy uaapr. zines by paying subscription in ed- vance The prtre of paper and fnrra magazines. nsufciy. the Evening Democrat- spsre Moments. Dress- making at Home. and The Mother. Magazine. al for 42 cents a month. This is not a choice of the three mae. azines. remember. but the uhols epmhinaffon fer 42 cents c uorth.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Theatrical Bookings.

Wednesday. April zz-The Yale University Dramatic association
 Thursday. April 23-Boys' Club benefit
 Frfdz-. agris 94-BOys Club heEaft
 Saturday. April 15-Thomas Jef- ferso7 Ia Rip Van WfnEie"
 1EoudsT. April ET-WflIfams and Walker in "Bsndznna Land
 Friday. Mar John L. Sullivan Saturday. May Z-Ge0-ge Sidney
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

and company in Busy Izzy's BOo- de"
 Monday. May s-English Grand Opera company in Faust
 Tuesday, May 5-English Grand Opera company in ''il TrOvatore." "
 Friday. May S-Chauncey OlcOtt in 'o'Neil of Derry"
 Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. May I1-I3-Talking pictures.
 Friday. May 29-RObert EdesOn in Classmates.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
1902 OUR 9th ANNIVERSARY SALE 1908 Started this Morning and Continue the Balance of the Week

Another business year has passed and and the time finds us entering on our SEVENTH YEAR in busi- present quarters
 Many the changes that have taken place the past six years but through them all have maintained fixed principle
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

"C. F. Dewitt & Co. Chicago. I'll. -Gentlemen-In ISs7 l had a dis ease of the stomach and bowels. Iu the spring of 1902 I bought a bottle Of Kodol and the benefit I received all the gold in Georgia could no, buy. May you live long and prosper. Your very truly. C. \. Cornell. Rndiar Ga August z5. 1906" Sold by Buckiur. ham pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
woMEN's PANAMA SUITS.

In the stylish GU away effects also a few in Prince Chap" style in blue and brown and in the dressy light stripes-all of them pretty models. Regular S1S,00 values. Anniversary Price. ....
 .Sf2.95 the sui
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
wOMEN's VOILE SUITS.

The seasons very newest models Coat made well, semi-filled back -26 in long, cutaway front. Trimmed with Hersian and sat- in to match Skirt-full plaited with deep satin fold. Regular Price S26.50. Anniversary Price ...... .S10.75 the suit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

WOMEN'S 2-CLASP WHITE GLACE KID CLOVES. Anniversary price ... poe pair WOMEN'S 2-CLASP BLACK LISLE GLOVES. Regular price 25c. anniversary
 price ........ .1sc pair WOMEN'S 2-CLASP SILK GLOVES. Black or white. Regular price
 s1, anniversary price .75c pair WOMEN's WHITE EMBROIDERED COLLAR AND CUFF SETS. Regular price 19c, anniversary
 price ..... ...... .... .1Oc set WOMEN's EMBROIDERED LAUNDERED COLLARS. Regular price soc, anniversary
 price =. ....... .2oc each POINT vENISE LACE COAT SETS. Regular price 9Sc and S1.25. an-
 niversary price ..... 59c set ODD LOT OF BLACK VELVET RIBBONS. Cotton back. wide and narrow
 widths. some of them sold as
 high as 19c a yard, choice of
 the Int anniversary Dricp gC vi ALLOvER EMBROIDERIEs Suitable for waists. Regular
 prices 69c and 79c yd. anniver-
 sary price ... ... .49c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Anniversary Offerings From
 Our Mems Dept.

We have taken good care of the necessities for men in this sale and every item here is a sure trade win ner. Stock up for the season while you have the advantages of these liberal reductions.
 MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. All new spring styles. made of
 woven madras, coat style, at
 tached cuffs, regular SIPS and
 $1.50 shirts, anniversary price
 .............. S9c each MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Cut regular style. detached cuffs,
 made of durable cheviots in
 neat black and white stripes and
 checks and also in colored
 grounds, blue. grey and hello,
 regular price s1.00. anniversary
 price O0c MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. Good styles in light and dark
 colors. regular price 50c, anni-
 versary price ........ 3Sc each MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR.
 Shirts long and short sleeves,
 drawers double seated. extra
 good 25c quality, anniversary price ZIG eaCh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

We take this opportunity of expressing gratitude to pubco Waterbury and vicinity for the generous support gv of the fuure To show practical appreCat the confidence organized the Sixth Anniversary sale
 e the and invite host of friends and the the fullest Every Department contributes share of Anniversary Specials you will find visit here both enjoy able and profitable
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
AN ODD LOT OF wOMEN's SUITS.

Mostly in serge, in blue, brown and and black-some fitted and some half fitted back-Good style, some of them that have sold as high as S20.00. Any from the lot, Anniversary Price
 Q- n-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Anniversary Offerings From
 The Domestic Dept.

When such everyday necessities are offered you at such self-evident saving prices, it isn't unreasonable for us to suppose that there will be rush for these offerings. CHECKED AND CROSsBAR LAWNS AND BATIsTE.
 All new spring goods, for waists
 and dresses, regular prices 25c
 and 29c a yard. anniversary
 price .... .... .... 1Sc yd s2-INCH PERSIAN LAWNS. Fine sheer quality, regular sell
 ing price 21c, anniversary price
 .. ..... .... e. 121ac yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
GOOD QUALITY NOTTINGHAM . LACE CURTAINS -

3 yards long. plain. alloves or
 madras styles. Regular price
 $1.5O, anniversary price sac pair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
WOMEN'S SILK JUMPER.

In blue and light stripes and checks-Regular selling price s15.00. Anniversary Price. ..
 ... .SS.85 the suit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
WALKING SKIRTS.
Offerings From
 Our Upholstery Dept.

The items in this line are of rath- CT varied nature but every one Of them fills an every day want in any home-Buy while they are marked at such prices as these.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

REAL LINEN TORCHON LACES. Regular prices 7c, Sc, 1Oc and lie
 a yard, anniversary plfce . .5c yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

To Give an Honest Dollars Worth For every purchase made here, and to ever stand ready to make right any unsatisfactory purchase.
 On this foundation we have build ed our business success.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
Anniversary Offerings From
 Our Silk and
 Dress Goods Dep'ts.

The handsomest and most desira- ble in the new effects for spring are included in this sale. You must see these goods to realize the value of them.
 24-INCH POLLARD SILKS. New patterns and all silk, regular
 selling price 75c, anniversary price o3c yu BLACK TAFFETA SILK. 36 inches wide, all silk. regular
 price $1, anniversary price .sc yd SHADOW CHECK PANAMA CLOTH. In black and the new shades of
 brown, regular price S1, anniver-
 sary price ..... s2c yd ENGLISH MOHAIRS. In navy blue, gray, brown and
 green, regular selling price soc,
 anniversary price .... .. 39c yd CREAM COLOR ENGLISH STORM SERGE. All wool, regular selling price 75c,
 anniversary price .... .. Sic yd SHEPHERD CHECK SUITINGS. 56 inches wide. regular selling
 price 75c, anniversary price ..
 .... ..... ...... .. 54c yd CHIFFON PANAMA. 54 inches wide, all wool. in the
 new spring shades, including
 the popular Copenhagen blue,
 regular selling price Sl.25, an-
 niversary price .... ..... S9c yd BLACK SHADOW CHECK BATISTE. All wool. regular selling I-ice s1,
 anniversary price ... 5.c yd MERCERIZED SATINEs. 36 inches wide. anniversary price
 ....... ...... .... 15Rc yd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
IMITATION SCOTCH FLANNEL SHORT SKIRTS.
Anniversary Offerings From
 Our WOmen's Suit, Coat, and Shirt Waist Dept.

This is great opportunity to se- cure a suit, coat. or waist of that quality, style and workmanship which may have been unattainable heretofore, because of limitation of your purse.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
CLUNY LACE CURTAINS.

Fine quality, made on best Trench cable net-sill length--wide edge and insertions, in ecru and white. Regular price $5 co, an niyersary price ... .$3.i0 a pair
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS.

2h yards long. good width. regu.
 lar price39c. anniversary price
 .............. Pic n pair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
A FEW ODD SUITS IN THE ETON STYLE.

In light stripes and checks---sults
 that have ranged in price from
 s1.OO to s20.00, anniversary
 price .... .S4.95 the suit wOMEN's BLACK SILK COATS. Two special models one in q fancy short pony effect, trimmed with
 pongee and braid to match the other is a plain semi-fitted back
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

The items in this line are of rath- CT varied nature but every one of them fills an every day want in any home-Buy while they are marked at such prices as these.
 CLUNY LACE CURTAINS. Fine quality, made on best French cable net--sill length--wide
 edge and insertions. in ccru and
 white. Regular price $5 co, an
 niyersary price .$3.i9 pair CLUNY OR RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS. Very attractive patterns in white
 at sill length. Regular price
 $4.00, anniversary price .....
 ................ S2..o Il pair. GOOD QUALITY NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS 3 yards long, plain, alloyes or madras styles. Regular price
 $1.50, anniversary price sac pair. RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. 2h yards long. good width. regu.
 lar price39c. anniversary price .............. .21c a pair. EXTRA HEAVY MERCERIZED TAPESTRY PORTIERES. Solid colors, figured or corded,
 regular $500 portiers. anniver-
 sary price ....... .S3.75 a pair. sANFORD'S BEST QUALITY HARVESTER RUGS.
 Size 9x12 feet. In Oriental o.
 floral patterns. Regular S25.00
 rug, anniversary price S13.50 each ROMAN STRIPE COUCH COVERS. 90 inches wide, yards long. regu-
 lar price s1.50, anniversary
 price .............s sSc ccah. OPAQUE WINDOW SHADES. Good quality. all colors. including
 pull and fixture. Regular price
 29c, anniversary price 21c each. FIGURED CREATIONS. Several styles-a good heavy I5c
 quality, anniversary price Dc yd 40 INCH WIDE WHITE SASH CURTAIN MUSLIN.
 Striped effect. Regular I0c qual-
 ity. anniversary price, Jc 70
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22
CLUNY OR RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS.

Very attractive patterns in white at sill length. Regular price S4.00, anniversary price ....
 S2.:5 pair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-22

trimmed with braid. Regular
 $15.00 coats, anniversary price
 $1.48 each' WOMEN'S WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Several new models in plain, tuck
 ed effects, or trimmed with lace and insertions, button back or front. Regplar $1.25, anniver- sary price soc each. WOMEN'S LACE WAISTS. This seasons newest models made with the new kimona
 sieve, trimmed with cluny in- sertion and val lace. Regular
 price $5.9S, anniversary price
 S3.95 each, WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS. Of durable material in blue, black and fancy mixtures-mostly in
 plaited effects, $500 and S6.0J
 anniversary price, special SPAS.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-07
THE BRYAN CLUB
HAD Big MEETING
HALL WAS PACKED TO DOORS.
Petition Is Being Circulated for IA
Bryan Ticket"

The meeting of the Weld county
Bryan club Monday evening was a
surprise to the most enthusiastic.
Standing room was at a premium.
and from the spirit manifested it
will be no apocalypse to see Greeley
in the ranks of democracy next No
vember. Charles F. Tew spoke al
some length and elucidated many
new ideas in the democratic plat
form. From the f1attery and prom
ises made by the republican party to
the laboring man, it looks like a
confession from the G. o. P. that
they have ill-treated the workman.
s. S. Poe, democratic candidate
for sheriff, also addressed the club,
and was assured of every demo-
cratic vote in the county.
Plans we're discussed to get out a
large democratic registration, and
each member of the club is commit
tee of one on suasion. A petition is
being circulated for the requisite
number of votes to place a Bryan
Ticket in the field. Instead OF
writing Democratic Ticket" many
would write Bryan Ticket" and
the latter would be invalid unless
such ticket was made official. An.
other meeting will be held next Mon.
day evening
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-07
GRAND LODGE 1. o. o. F.
Date Of Convention Here, Oct. 10,
and Three Days.

The Grand Lodge of Colorado 1.
o. o. F., will convene in our city,
October 10. To properly take care
of the hundreds OF people who will
attend is no small task, and the
committee having this in charge,
Messrs. D. R. Smith, j. D. Potter
and ]. C. Alderman. need the coop
Grafton of all of our people. The
committee has started out to can
vass the whole town. Give them all
you can, not just rooms you want
to rent but all you can vacate and
spare. Be reasonable in your charg-
es, and not dishonor the town
Board will be needed too.
II you do not see the committee
telephone Greeley ass. between and
O'Clock. Headquarters will be open
today in the Commercial club room,
Camfield hotel. with ]. c. Alder
man in charge. Call and list youl
rooms and assist the work.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-07
CARPENTER ALSO
FORsPRIMARY LAW
ANSWERS THE TRIBUNE LETTER
Says He Will Work for the Best Law
To BE Framed.

D. E. Carpenter. republican can
didate for state senator. has now
pledged himself to work for the best
possible primary election law for
Colorado That makes candidates
thus far pledged. Senator W. l..
Clayton and George NJ. Houston.
democrats; D. E. Carpenter and e.
X. Packard. republicans.
Mr.. Carpenters letter follows:
Greeley, Colo, Oct. ), 1908.
The Greeley Tribune Pub. Co.
Greeley, Colo.
Dear Sirs:
In answer to yours OF recent date
relative to my position concerning a
compulsory direct primary election
law for Colorado, | desire to state
that / not only now am. but for the
past six years have been, a believer
in such law. and my only desire is
that in enacting such law the legis-
lature OF Colorado shall choose the
very best, regardless of what may
now be in existence. I will say
without qualification, if elected as
state senator from this county, l will
use my best endeavors to not only
secure the passage of such law,
but also the very best that can be de-
yised Very truly yours,
DELPHI E. CARPENTER
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-07
FREAK OF MIND OF JAPANESE.
With Keen Edged Knife Slashes Alb
domen and Throat.

With long. keen-edged knife. S.
Kawabata, Japanese, committed
hari-kari and then cut his throat
from ear to ear, on a ranch near
Longmont at noon Monday. Then
commenced a race with death to
bring the dying man to Denver where
proper medical aid could be had. DR..
A. L. Barnett, state inspector of Ori-
entails, was notified. met the train
at the depot that night, hurried the
man to Mercy hospital and operated
in an effort to save his life. The re-
suit of his efforts are yet unknown
Kawabata is very low and probably
will die.
Cause for the Japanese's deter.
mined effort to end his life is un.
known and mysterious. 1t was re
ported that he had become insane bui
certain companions deny this. 1t i:
said that yesterday morning he wa!
in the best OF humor. and, it is be
lieved, some dark story lies behint
the deed.
Kawabata has been in this coun
try for some time He was employed
on the ranch of Road Overseer Dal.
Of Weld county.
Shortly before the time came t.
leave work for the noon meal, Kawa
bata left the group Of men working
with him and walked p short dis
tance away. He was seen to draw
. long knife from his clothing. Be
fore the other men could reach hin
he drew the sharp blade over his alb
domen. The knife laid his stomach
and intestines wide open. Then
with apparently weak but deter
mined movements. the Jap groped 70
his throat and slashed again will
the weapon. The blade narrowl,
missed the jugular. or there woul'
have been no need for any medica
efforts.