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Arizona republican., 1909-07-25
MESMERIZED A Poisonous Drug Still Freely Used.

Many people are brought up to be lieve that coffee is a necessity of life. | and the strong hold that the drug has on the system makes it hard to loosen it's grip even when one realizes it's in furious effects.
 A lady in Baraboo. writes: q had used coffee for years: it seemed one of the necessities of life. A few months ago. my health. which had been slow " failing. became more impaired. and I knew that unless relief came from some source. I would soon be a physi- cal wreck
 T was weak and nervous. had sick headaches. no ambition. and felt tired of life My husband was also losing | his health. He was troubled so much iwth indigestion that at times he could eat only few mouthfuls of dry bread.
 We concluded that coffee was slow ly poisoning us. and stopped it and used hot water. We felt somewhat better. but it wasn't satisfactory.
 Finally. we saw Postum advertised and bought package. followed di- rections for making carefully. allowing it to boil twenty-minutes after it came to the boiling point, and added cream. which turned it to the Ioveliest rich looking and tasting drink I ever saw served at any table, and we have used Postum ever since
 T gained five pounds in weight in as many weeks. and now feel well and strong in every respect. My head aches have gone. and am a new wo- man My husbands indigestion has left him, and he can now eat anything" There's Reason
 Read "The Road to Melville" in pkgs
 Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human interest.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-25
4. ". GALP|N WINS
 THE DUPONT TROPHY
Fridays Contest Not as Close as the Former Ones. Several Good Shots Were Absent. New Addition to Club Who Will Enter Territorial Shoot

The regular shoot for the Dupont trophy was held at the grounds of the Gun club Friday afternoon. At the first shoot which was held a month ago the trophy was taken by T. l.. Eden. At the shoot Friday the trophy went to A. w. Galpin, who won easily with twenty-three birds to his credit. He had four birds to the good on his nearest competitor and thus the contest lacked the in terest which has been the result of some of the contests in the past. Owing to the hot weather and the absence of some of the best shots from the city the scores were not so high as. usual and the crowd present to witness the event was not so large as has been the attendance at the earlier shoots. However, the shoot CTS will soon return and will en- gage in earnest practice for the ter ritorial shoot which will be held in Tucson on September 23. 24, and 25.
 In all of the towns where clubs are in existence there is being mani Tested much interest in the coming event for which fine prizes are of fered and when the time for the event arrives there will be one of the liveli- est competitions which has ever been witnessed in this section of the cOun- try. A report from one of the cities in the southern part of the territory states that two of the shots made scores of fifty straight which is a little better than any of the scores which have yet been made on the local grounds, but the fact is not stated whether the shooters were us- ing the regulation speed birds. Some of the local shots are inclined to think that the birds on which the record was made were not thrown at the regulation speed.
 The scores made at the local grounds Friday were as follows, based on a possible twenty-five: Galpin. 23; Warner. 1s; Heilman. IA; Carr. IS: Park. 19; Apoll. IS.
 The trophy which has been describ- ed in these columns is still on dis play in Galpin's store, where it will remain for the next month.
 Since the last meeting of the club a new member has been added who will add to the chances of the local winning at Tucson. He is MT. Carlisle of Wfckenburg. an old time crack shot who has been en- unused by the reports of the com ing event and who has come to this city in order that he may participate in the event. e Next Friday there will be practice shoot by some of the members of the club and on the Friday following will be held the regular shoot for the temporary possession of the Ballistite and Empire trophies. B. F. Marks has been selected as the official score keeper of the local organization and will officiate in that capacity during the rest of the contests.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-25
. PERSONAL MENTION


At the Hotel Adams: Robert F. Norman. Prescott: Walter N. Thomas and wife. Ray. H. F. O'Brien, Los Angeles; James Barry. Chicago: Ardin Levy. san Francisco; J. E. Meyer. R. F.. Beach, city.
 At the Ford. J. J. Fox. St. Louis: A. F. Pobathan. Los Angeles; Meyer BlumenthaL Philadelphia: W. A James. Los Angeles: c. L. Clapp. Fresno. California: A. c. Ryer and wife. Prescott: Jack Scabs. St. Joe.
 At the Commercial: John Woody. R. C. Talley. Mesa; Louis B. Chavez. Mesa: Thos. Valnezvilla. Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-25

Use Rengo. It is perfectly safe. You eat it like fruit or candy and easily and safely reduce your fat q pound a day.
 For sale by all druggists at S1 co per full sized box. or by mail prepaid, by the Rengo Co. 3364 Rengo Bldg. Detroit, Mich. The company will gladly send you a trial package free by mail. if you will write them direct to Detroit; no free packages at drug stores.
 Rengo is for sale and recommended in Phoenix by A. l.. Boehmer.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
ANNIVERSARY SALE Second
Woimen's Waists

These items are the results of extra
efforts to do better by YOU than
ever before.
T9c for 500 Waists, made OF sheer lawn,
front trimmed with wide Venise inserting and
Val edgiag, finished with tuckS.
S1,o6 for $500 Waists, made of mercerized
batiSte, three designs of hand embroidery,
yokes finished with tuckS of lace insertion.
one model with entire yoke of Val. finished
with three lace medallions; attached lace col
lar, trimmed sleeve and tucked back.
&1oS for s.. 90 Waists, made Of allover
broidered, poika-dotted net, tucked in front
in the form of a graduated yoke; lined
throughout with China silk.
%2.4of for s3.2s Waists made Of mercerized
batiSte, lscc-trimned medallion yoke. with
ows OF Clury, Venise and Val. insertion be-
low; lace-trimmed sleeve and back.
1870 for $5.5o Shirt Blouses. Of line quality
white crepe, finished with fine tucks and
square yoke, Joined with pretty Cluny bead
ing; trimmed back; laundered collar.
So. 40 for s4.75 Waists, made Ct very fine
niercerized batiste, embroidery appliqu. yoke,
With lace and embroidery insertion below;
finished with pleated ruffle; attached lace
collar, trimmed back and sleeves.
S3-4o for S4.75 Waists, mad. Of fine mar
~suisette, front and backed tucked and inserted
With many rows Of sheer lace ~veinins; trim
md collar finished with jabot.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Mantel Clocks
Basement

Ansonis Enameled Iron Maatel Clocks-three
desgns-io4 to ~ inches high, gold trimmings.
Ansonia eight-day movement, hour and half hour
strike on cathedral gong; sold BY US usually at
f4.4o to 5.o4.
Anniversary Sal: Price .....,,... ...S3. 90
Mission Mantel Clocks, 2o@ inches high. Flemish
oak finished cases, eight-day movements, hour and
half-hour strike, raised brass numerals on dial.
brass hands, glass door. A grand clock for 81 60
81 "a for Hanging Wall Clock, so inches high,
Flemish oak finished case, ~eight-day guaranteed
movements, hour and half-hour strike, brass
hands and raised brass MINERAL.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
R.H.msey az s Attractions Are Their Low pa..
z: |! (! |: !:
- w AzzzA B'way at 9th Av. zzeS - - 35tA 81
A N~NiyERSARY SALE
Fine Silk Umbrellas Main Foo,

You will be astounded when you
read thu folowing-and doubly as
founded when you come to the store
and see the Umbrellas.
Mems and Wonlen's All-Silk Umbrellas,
pretty handles, trimmed with silver and gilt;
our former prices ranged up to 81. 90;
Mems and Women's All-Silk Umbrellas, fancy
handles. some of them imported, trimmed
with sterling silver; our former prices
were $500 and 1894; now. $3.50
Mems and Women'S All-Silk Umbrellas,
strong and artistic handles, beautifully
mounted; our former prices were
S7.4o to si4.S9; now 81. ~
Here's the Climax! Mems and Women's Um-
brellaS, including the ones from Martins, Lon
don'S most exclusive Umbrella seller. Tn.
handles battle description-for women, hand
carved, natural and smoked ivory, ivory inlaid
with silver, moss agate, emerald, amethyst or
rose quartz. Solid, substantial handles for
men-silvsr-mounted stag horn, plain and
carved ivory and silver and many exquisite
novelties; our former prices were $3.50 to
s24.74 now x7.49.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
q ~NNlVERSARY SALE
pctticoats-S silk

@omcn's Petfcoats, made OF taffeta silk.
back and staple colors, deep accordion ~pleating.
finished with narrow p~leating; psrcaline dust
ruttle. There are only one hundred of them.
They are worth IS. 90; Anniversary Sal.
$3.50 tor women's SO Taffeta silk Petit
coats, black. staple and evening Shades,
flounce with accordion ~pleating, Van Dyke style,
trimmed with narrow ruffIe; ~percaIine dust
rufile.
$3.50 for Women's $500 Petticoats, made of
extra heavy t~atfeta; black, staple and pastel
colorS, graduated accordion pleating, sectional
%ilounce, three rose ruches; deep silk underiay.
S9c for $3.50 Petticoats. made of p~ercaline;
tucked flounce finished with deep embroidered
ruffle.
S1.oS for $500 Petticoats, made of m:rcerized
Jersey cloth, deep circular flounee Of taffeta silk;
percaline underlay.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
Third Fl.
Stamped Patterns

Crepe Cotton Waist Patterns, stamped in an
assortment of desirable designs; our regular price
Si,25, special soc.
llnion Linen Waist Fatterns-guaranteed to
be half linen - stamped in eyelet, solid and
Wallachian designs, also for lace insertion and
embroidery combined; our regular price 69c,
special, 43c.
Sheer Lawn Waist Patterns, same designs as
above; eur regular price, o9c, special, 44c.
AlLLincn Waist Patterns, stamped as above; our
regular price st.49; special, S1.19.
underwear Patterns Stamped an fine quality
~nainsook in dainty designs for eyelet and solid
work, with sufficient cotton floss to complete
embroidery:
Chemises-Regularl o7e; special, 43c.
CORSET Covers-Regu,arly soc; special, FAC.
Drawers Regularly SAC; special, Ale.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY St.t4, special, soc.
acknowledgement st,94; special S1.59.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE

Blankets at one-third under their real
value. That's the result of quick trade
turn made especially for the Anniversary
Sale.
Wool Blankets, closely, firmly woven, long,
soft earded filing, for full-siz. bed, pair
1913.
Extra large, "tuck-in' size, $50. "A.
Single Fleece Blankets, tan and gray, light colored
borders, 74x6o inches; worth zoe, at 44c.
Colofed Spreads, for full sized beds, slight inn
perfection in weave; regular &i.6o quality at
Slid.
1894 for $500 Satc:n- Covered Down Com
iorters, oxo fset, filled with fine, deodorized down.
Many other finer Blankets, Spreads and Com
fortables at equally attractive prices.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
Fine Furs

40 Zine Furs second Fl.
The Furs are here at prices you least ex-
pect. Some are half, others are LESS
than half.
= Fur buyers will NOT be missing in Feb
ruary when such opportunities are to be
had. We know the pulse of the frugal in
this community.
S236 90 for $4,000 Eastern Mink Coat, %
inches long, composed of about IS perfectly
matched skins; large shawl collar, deep cuffs,
finished with head and tails, border around bot
TONI rich brocade lining.
$4,000 for s4o6 90 Eastern Mink Coat. "a
inches long, semi fitted back, French front;
shawl collar and border around bottom; heavy
hrocaded lining.
1885, for s2t2.oo Hudson Seal Coat, hip
less model; deep shawl collar handsomely
lined.
800. Is for sit2, 50 Eastern Mink Pclerine,
fancy Russian collar effect, with long tabs, en-
ished with heads. tails and 4
sDtD.%C IQI pllE9 - Eastern NilIk hluHj SlA-
skin tab shape; matches above %pelerine.
1894 for s7e75 Moire Pony Goat; very
close, l%ustrous pelts, beautifully marked; bro
caded silk lining.
%2S.74 for SOC. Is Royal Erlninc Mun, in
tab shape, with two whole animals crossed
on front.
1864 for s64.75 Royal Ernine Scarf, large
fancy shape, composed of about IS perfect
skins
S67t for si474 Sabled Fox Scarf, large
pelerine shape, finished with brushes and bead,
lined with heavy silk or satin.
SO 81 for st274 Sabled FOX MstT, pillow
stapt. finished at bottom with long fox
tails,
T487 for $500 Beaver Scarts. fancy shape or
long throw.
So ~ for .t274 D~irectoire Rulfs of Eastern
Mink, Chinchilla, Erminc or Broadtail.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE Main Floor
Reliable Watches

Our stock contains all the widciy.ad.
vertised Watches. However there are
two brands that we give conspicuous
prominence on account of their excel
lenee. They are
fla Forge & Valentine" Swiss
Watches
''Heraid Square" American
Watches
For the Anniversary Sale we have reduced them
Is per cent.
ITEMS or Boys S12.46 Watches at
1914, gold-flled, guaranteed for 20 years,
hunting case, engraved, engine turned and plain
polished, with i5-jewel "Herald Square, move
ments.
Mems or Boys S22. 80 Watches at
Sl7.Se, solid AK. gold, plain polished open
face case, with t5-jcwel HERALD Square, move
mchtS.
Mems or Boys S20.45 Watches at
SIS 40, solid AK. gold, engraved, and en-
gine-turned hunting case, with f7-jewel "Herald
Square movements.
Women's or Misses SS.04 Watches
at so.l4. silver, hunting case engraved, en-
gine-turned and plain polished cases, fitted
with T. jewel "La Forge & Valentine" move
ments.
Women's or Misses Sli.23 Watches
at $3.50, gold filed, guaranteed for 90 yearS
hunting case, engine turned, engraved or niair
polished, with 1t-jewel "Herald Square, move.
ment
Women's or Kisses S16.S2 Watche.
at $3.50, solid lax. gold, engraved hun,.,
ing case, with ts-jewel 'La Forge& Valentine,
movements. ~
Finer Watches are Also Reducea.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
R.F.Mscy & CO.. Attractions Are Their Low Prices.
! !. I : : ! :: )
- " ~ Bway at 9th Az. AGv "a - s5th 81
a ANNIVERSARY SALE Main II.
Black & Colored Dress Goods


Here are some Dress Goods values
th,t wanld tav votIr rre1l1'Itv TO the
breaking point if YOU saw them in any
.dvert;ss,ent other than MACY'S.
r;n;.hss I,,norts5 al n,.sti, Bro,dclotbs
~ ri. ,,,i3s. ss,sr,l shades Of brown.
Al ufaoi a,,nh,si,s hs,,nsa never be.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
Third Fl.
Lace Curtains

Ruffled Bobbinet Lace Curtains, white or,
Arabian. fancy lace inserting and edgiug:
T.69 a pair for $z.5o Quality.
$1.9S a pair for S.. 90 Quality.
4Sc for SOC Plain Rufl.d Cottage Curtains,
finished with hemstitchsd ruf1..
&c for CSC Ruf1ed Muslin Cottage Curtains,
finished with fancy tucked inserting and hem
stitched ruf1e.
S5.94 for SO. so Renaissance Bonnie Femme
Curtains, mouated on heavy cable net and
enriched with three handsom: lace motifs.
Mercerized Arnure Portieres, finished with
applied borders, good patterns in attractive col
orings; worth $3.50 a pair; Anniversary Sale
price. 1914
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
~NNlVERSARY SALE
Main FL.
inexpensive Jewelry

A manufacturers surplus stock of Jew
elry will be sold at less than actual cost
of production.
English Gold, Roman, Rose, Antique
and oxidized finishes-plain, chased, en-
graved, jewelled.
f9c for Sc to SOC Scarf Pins.
24c for SOC to 7Sc Cuff Pins.
24c for soc to 7sc Hat Pins.
24c for SOC to 75c Brooches.
24c for SOC Belt Pins.
29c for SOC to 75c Cuff Buttons,
:S4c for 75c 10 $40 Jewe LED Crosses.
49c for $i.oo to $3.50 Belt Pins.
400 for 500 to $3.50 Belt Buckles.
94c for 81. 90 to 81, 90 Belt Buckles.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ~NNlVERSARY SALE

l9c for 25o Vents. Lace Gibson Stocks.
A. for Yenise Lace and White
Princess Lace Chemisette and Yoke; imported
10 sell from 75c to $3.50.
An importers sample line of embroidered
Null Ties:
Null Ties, worth 25c, at. ...........f5e
Null Ties, worth soc, at. ......... .24c
i2c for tsc to 25c Embroidered Turnovers.
f5c for 25c Embroidered Cuff and Collar Sets.
24c for SOC Embroidered Cuff and Collar Sets.
40 for 79c Embroidered Cuff and Collar Sets.
24c for 500 Embro idered Stocks.
24c for soc Sets; Embroidered Turn Over Col
lar, with Null Tie to match.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Nomen's Corsets
SI.2o for 81. 50 -. B." Corsets

S1.20 for 81, 50 ~. B." Corsets
Various models suitable for all Figures,
producing the new hiplesS effect and grace
full lines required by the dress fashion now
in vogue. All made of extra quality oou-
tile, trimmed with lace and ribbon. Bones
reinforced and supporters front and sides.
J.B. 16O-For medium figures, medium low
bust and deep hip; sizes iS to Is.
,J.B. 161-For tall, slender figures, high bust
and deep hip; sizes is to "a.
J.B. tG2-For small, medium figures. very
low bust and long, deep hip; sizes IS to %.
J.B. 163-For medium figures, medium bust
and deep hip sizes IS to 20.
,J.B. 164-For average and full figures; me
dunn high bust and extra long, deep back. Per-
feet model. Sizes fS to so.
All worth So. so; at A1.20.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE

Stirring Black Taffeta Silk. The
brand '.Stirling' tells all. 1t stands for
honest weaving, pure dyeing. Quality
proved BY years of wear test. When
the maker of such Silks is overtaken by
misfortune-wel it's your chance.
Here are FIVE hundred pieces of ''Stirling"
Black Taffeta Dress Silks secured from
receivers so that we can offer them dur
ing our Anniversary Sale at close TO
half price.
59c for Regular $500 Quality -2i inches.
60 for Regular $40 Quality 20 inches.
74c for Regular si.25 Quality % inches.
zoe for Regular 1855 Quality-26 inches.
S9c 10. Regular 81. 50 Quality-26 inches.
19e for Regular 81, 50 Quality-55 inches.
$I.oe for Regular St.75 Quafty-35 inches.
$40 for Regular $500 Qualty-35 inches.
S2.25 Imported Black Silk al SiAo
This is Black. Satin Directoir:-rich quality
imported Dress six, 49, inches wide, that is
sold regularly at SPAS a yard; special during
'Anniversaty Sais, Si.iQ.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A NNlVERSARY SALE
Semi. Made Robes
Main FL.

S~ixty-six Semi-made Black Spangled Robes,
four handsome designs, imported to sell at
5000 to $500; Anniversary Sale
Price ,..... ....... $3.50
$3.50 for $40. so White Embroidered Robes;
skirt flashed with t7-ineh founee of English
eyelet and Japanese embroidery; each Robe in
Guides enough material and trimming for waist.
Trimmings-Black silk Bands, s~ouiaehe
effects and spangled trimmings, D to 4 inches
Wild Imported to sell at from $3.50 10 s.. co A
yard; anniversary Sale price ...4.......7 4c
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
ANNIVERSARY SALE
IA House Goods
Basement.

Five specials, including practical, every
day things that are always wanted in every
home. Hundreds of others equally attrac-
lively priced for the Anniversary Sale.
Blown Glass Water Tumblers, deco.
rated with initials engraved to order; our
regular price 96c dozen, now F.. ...... 54c
.StrauSs" Cut Glass Salad Bowls,
artistic pattern, 9 inches in diameter; our
regular prize $o4o; now 81 SO
Cut Glass Combination Berry Bowl.
Water Bottle and Celery Tray; our regu-
lar price $500; now. .S4.3S
Bohemian Glass S~ervice--6o pieces. dec
GRATED with gold band and initial in
gold to order; regularly $i54i; now. .$11.S9
Austrian China Dinner Sets-,ot pieces.
graceful shape, border design, handles and edges
gold lined; regularly $40. SO; now ~. $14.S9
$3.50 for $3.50 Art Glass Shade, dome shape,
finished with fringe, t2-inch size.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE Fourth FL
Furniture Specials

A warningl Wait! Stand aleof from
the miscellaneous Furniture Sales now
current. Don't be coaxcd into buying
Furniture elsewhere this week. Our
Annual Sale will start MoHdap, Feb. g.
Have been getting ready for weeks.
The grand result is amazing. Our
people are bursting with good news Of
good values. Can't let it out yet. But
here are a few items pumped on the
floor for the Anniversary Sale.
They merely hint of The unprecedented
bargains that will be lined up for the
Annual Sale.
s5.94 for fS.49 Morris Chairs. chartered
oak frames, spring seats, reversible cushions
covered with fancy velour.
sS.4o for $f275 Morris Chairs, duartersd
oak frames, extra large size, massive claw
feet, wide arms, spring seat, reversible eush-
ion, covered with plain and fancy velour.
SO. "a for $t2.So Solid Oak Chiffoniers, rs
inch base, serpentine front, large shaped
beveled mirror.
$13.24 for St6.4o Solid Oak Chifonisrs,
32-incll base, full swell front, five deep draw
erS, large beyeed mirror, cast brass trim
mirgs.
S1S.24 for S2i.7s Solid Oak Chifoniers,
he hy polished, five deep drawers, larr.
faney-sfsped bev.Ied mirror, cast brass
trimmings.
$40 for 500 Solid Oak Dining Tables. a.
lpch square top, may be extended 6 feet,
heavy fluted legs
s12.74 for $3.50 Solid Oak Sideboards, A.
inch base, carved top, large beveled mirror,
two small drawers, one lined for silver, one
large drawer for linen and two cabinets.
S2.o7 for s4.25 Solid Oak Dining Chairs.
full box, genuine leather seats, French legs.
high ly polished.
1924 fof 1924 Solid Oak Arm Chairs, real
leather seat to match the above.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Printed Wash Goods

When you eau buy bright, new, fresh
Wash G%oods--iust tossed off the looms
Its time for you TO stir in their direc-
lion.
I2c Tor 2sc Mercerizcd Organdie. 81 inches
wide, tinted printed tlorals and figures and
embroidered rings on white grounds.
l5c for 25c Imported Scotch S%uitingS, 81
inches wide, cherry Clan plaidS, adapted for
women'S and children's dresses.
l6c for Csc Irish Union Dress Linen. 50
inches wide Copenhagen, cadet. sky. hello.
pink, tan and black. smooth weave clear
coiors,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01
A ANNIVERSARY SALE
Carpets and Rugs
Third p.

Best quality Ten-Wire Tapestry Brussels in
Oriental and Chintz effects, also in Hall and
Stair Carpets to match; our usual prices
7oc and SOC; Anniversary Sale price -. 59c
Sac for $i.oS Wool Velvet Carpets for hall
and stair. Just what you need for floors in
apartments that are exposed to heavy and
constant walking upon.
Rugs-Worsted Administer Rugs, rich,
dark notified effects, relieved and iivened by a
basd border. They are thick and durable and
soft TO the tread.
$3.50 instead OF s2i~4-27x6oin.
x1A. "A instead, of s2t.74--9xf2ft.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-01

That's the spirit in which we want you to read this advertise
ment. 1t is not literature. Just a plain, straightforward cata-
logue of items that should be irresistible to every thrifty man or
woman who has needs to be supplied.
With such capital and capacity as We have at command,
the slneWS to continue the sale will not be lacking. Millions of
dollars worth of desirable merchandise now lying in the OBJ
security OF stock-roonlS will seek US out, and fresh bargains will
be ninted every day. All you need do is to come to the store
with aroused expectations. You'll not be disappointed.