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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-05-15
SALEM.

Salem-Mrs. Martha wilsey has
gone to Bonaparte to spend some time
with her daughter Mrs Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Huxley of Keo-
kuk spent last week with relatives at
this place.
last week, the guest of her daughters
DR.. G. D. Rawhouser departed for
Denver Tuesday. He expects to re-
turn in about two weeks.
A. Samm visited friends at Fort
Madison last week
Mrs. S. ]. Gruber has returned from
visiting relatives at Aurora, Ill.
J.. E. White recently shipped a car
of sheep to Chicago.
H. c. and D. C. Cooper of Brighton
We're at Salem Wednesday and Thurs
dav transactfng business
Thursday afternoon a fair crowd
gathered at the ball grounds and were
very much interested In the game. Sal
EN- nine was defeated by the Nebraska
Indians.
W. H.. Bliss returned home from
Galesburg Ill, Tuesday, where he at
tended the funeral of his brother H. c.
Bliss.
Ray Davidson came home from Cen
terville Tuesday and returned Thurs
dav. His parents Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Davidson, who have been quite i'll, are
somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Davidson Of
Stockport are spending a few days
with relatives here.
Mrs. Cliff Cook and Mrs. r. F.
Pierce We're Mt. Pleasant visitors on
Saturday
Miss Ella Skinner and nephew Ar
thur Skinner arrived last week from
Hastings, England to visit at the home
of the formers brother Henry Skin
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs John McMaster, Mr..
and Mrs. R. V. Davidson and Mrs. 1.
L. Guy drove to Hillsboro Friday to
attend the funeral of their uncle, Al
bert Cochran.
Ray Friend of New Philadelphia, ILL.,,
was guest last week at the home of
his uncle E. A. Friend
Miss Mabel Smith came from OF
tumwa to spend few days with Salem
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs r. V. Davidson have
moved from Hillsboro to Stockport,
where Mr.. Davidson will have charge
of the furniture and undertaking store
of Glen Boley.
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ASH GROVE.

Ash Grove.--Miss Orpha Cohagan OF
Ottumwa is visiting friends and rela-
tives here
o. K. Day and family spent Sunday
at the John Albright home.
Miss Clara Hannah Of Drakevil!a
spent last week at this place
O. K. Day has sold his stock of
goods at this place to Ed Ross. Mr..
day and family will move to Ottumwa.
Rev. Johnston of Ottumwa preach
ed to large audience at the Chris
tian church Sunday night.
Miss Helen Stout is visiting her par
ents near Unionville
Mildred and Edith Huff spent Sun
day at the Selman home
The Christian Sunday school will
observe Children's day the second
Sunday in June.
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visit with the families of G. H. Hughes

visit with the families of G. H. Hughes
and Eli Harbour.
Mrs. Elmira Norris and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Orpha Morris spent last
week in Bloomfield at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tomey.
H. G.. Rankin left last Tuesday for
Hardin, Montana.
Calvin Mum, daughter Anna anu
son Harry of near Carbon were the
guests Monday of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Mum.
Miss Edith Bell of Highland Center
spent Sunday with home folks.
Mrs Hirst and Mrs. Phillips of OF
tumwa visited last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G.. Mccormick.
Wabash trains Nos 2, so, 81 and
changed time Sunday, No. going
south at o'clock, now goes at S:44,
and as No. 8 goes back north at SOB
p m. The Moberly train now goes
north at 11:05 and back south at Ala
p. m.
Mrs Sarah MCGEE returned home
Friday from Perry township. Her
brother, W. s. Kinney, is still quite
ILL.,
Miss Cora Bell was an Ottumwa Wis
itor Wednesday.
Will Harper spent Sunday evening
at West Grove.
Mrs. John Bitsky of Missouri spent
the evening one day las week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Middleton
while on her way to Pleasant Plain
where she was called by the illness
of her mother.
Miss Hester Conner of near Carbon
spent Sunday with home folks.
Miss leila Myers, who is teaching
at the Baer school house, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at home
Miss Olive Putnam and Mrs T. D.
Mum were Ottumwa shoppers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sample and
children of Sherman Chapel visited
last Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. d.
Mum.
Mrs. ]. A. Conner and children Ct
near Carbon spent Sunday lat the Eli
Harbour home with Mrs. Connor's sis
ter, Mrs. Jesse McCreery.
Mrs. Rhoades of Bloomfield spent
Sunday with her daughter. Mrs. J. NJ.
Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Liseter are NOV
ing today into the Mcconnell house
which was vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
7. D. Num-
Mrs. Henry Christy, who is staying
at Floris for while, spent Wednesday
here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Smell and Mr..
and Mrs. James Post were entertained
Sunday evening at the G. H. Middle
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ton home with piano and violin music,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Putnam of Drake.
vile were the guests Wednesday even.
ing of Mrs. Jane Putnam
Master Galen Smock of Bloomfield
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Har-
bour.
A. D. Mum and daughter, Zelda, Of
Sherman Chapel, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Mum and daughters, Floy and
Nellie, of near Drakeville, were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Mum.
Miss Orpha Morris left this morn
ing for Bloomfield to spend one or two
weeks at the John Tomey home.
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MANY A DAY is SPOILED

BY cought which cannot be broken
by the ordinary remedies. But why not
try a medicine that will cure any
cough that any medicine can cure :?
That is Kemps Balsan. 1t is recon-
mended by doctors and nurses, and it
costs only % cents at any druggists
or dealers. Keep a bottle always in the
house and you will always be prepared
TO treat cold or cough before it
causes any suffering at ALL
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Milton Saturday between the Milton
and Bloomfield teams, Milton was VIC
torious.
ELDoN p. E. o'S NAME PROGRAM
FOR COMING YEAR

ELDON p. E. O'S NAME PROGRAM
FOR COMING YEAR.
Eldon-At the regular meeting OF
the P. e. O. society Monday at the
home OF Mrs. Josephine Finney, the
year book committee for the follow
Ing year consisting Of Mrs. e. Moore,
Miss Elizabeth McHaffey, Mrs. Hilles,
reported.
The program follows:
July. 1909.
Social Day
at Mrs. Van Baldwin's of Selma
August.
Social Day
at Mrs. Newelps of Agency.
September 81.
P. e. o. Reception.
Official board receives the members
of Chapter c. O..
October II.
Mrs. Adams, Hostess.
Literary committee number One.
Mrs. Vass, Chairman.
October 20.
Mrs. Josephine Finney, hostess.
Report of c. G's delegate to supreme
order.
November 6.
Eighth Birthday Party.
Presents and lunch.
Mrs. Vine Finney, hostess.
November %.
Fruit Sale.
Proceeds for educations funds.
Connmittee-Mrs E. f. Hilles, Mrs.
N. M Adams and Mrs. S. Fl. Sawyers.
December 6.
Mrs. e. e. Hilles, hostess.
Literary committee, No. g., Mrs.
Bertha Moore, chairman.
December 20.
Mothers Meeting.
Two refreshments committees.
Mrs. Hunnell, hostess.
January l.
New Years RECEPTION.
Committee-Mrs. Josepfine F'inney,
Mrs. Bertha Moore, Miss Audrey
Friend, Mrs. VIVA Finney.
January 10.
Literary Committee No. 8.
Mrs. Varnun, chairman.
Mrs. N. U. Luellan, hostess.
January "a.
B. /. l.. Night.
Two refreshment committees.
Miss Elizabeth McHaffey. hostess.
February I.
Miss Meredith, hostess.
Literary Committee No. 4.
Mrs. N. NJ. Adams, chairman.
Local and I. G. G.. dues.
February 81.
Musicale.
Committee-Miss Elizabeth McHaf
fey. Mrs. Van Baldwin. Mrs. N. U
Luellan, Mrs. Elmer Weber.
Refreshment committee.
March I.
Mrs. Ed Moore hostess.
Election and installation of officers.
March 81.
Mrs. Ross Ramay, hostess.
Literary Committee No. 1.
Mrs. Van Baldwin, chairman.
April 5.
Mrs S. H. SawyerS, hostess.
Literary Committee No. 2.
Mrs. N. U. Luellan, chairman.
April 10.
Mrs Chas. Shelter, hostess.
Literary Committee No. 8.
Mrs. S. II. Sawyers. chairman.
Nav 8.
Mrs. Varnunl hostess.
Literary Committee No. 4.
Mrs. e. E. Hilles. chairman.
May II.
Mrs. Henry Vass hostess.
Report of convention.
Delegate to l. G. c.
Social side of convention.
President of G. G.
Refreshment committee.
Nav 81.
Mrs. Elmer Weber, hostess.
Calendar committees report.
June IA.
Lawn Party.
Mrs. weygant, hostess.
Other News.
Miss Anna Erickson spent Tuesday
in Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearson and
daughter are visiting in Douds.
Chas. Scott of Drakeville, is visit
ing his son ]. o. Scott and daughter,
Mrs Jacob Roberts and families.
- s,,f i,,o I,se- cot ifo
Cleveland, and is also visiting in New
York and Buffalo.
Mrs. A. c. Weygant and Mrs. Van
Baldwin left Monday for Waterloo to
attend the state convention of the F.
E. O. society.
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Prunty and Alley woodruff were in
Ottumwa on Friday.
Fred Thompson and Harold Thomp-
son attended the graduating exercises
of the Agency high school Friday
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BELkNAP.

Belknap.-Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Mum
spent Sunday in Keokuk. Mrs. Mum
having Joined him on Friday even
ing.
Miss Elizabeth Ware is very i'll.
DR.. H. G. Young G. Bloomfield is III
attendance on her.
Mrs. Jesse McCreery of Ottumwa
returned home today from a few days
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Rev. /. w. WiIIiamson's Letter.

Rev. I. w. Williamson, Huntington,
w. Va, writes: This is to certify that
used Foley's Kidney Remedy for ner-
vous exhaustion and kidney trouble
and am free to say that it will do all
that you claim for it." Foleys Kidney
Remedy has restored health and
strength to thousands of weak run
down people. Contains no harmful
drugs and is pleasant to take. Clark's
Drug Store; Swenson's Drug Store.
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Nav be sympathetic Strike.

Buffalo, Nav 13.-President O'Con-
nor of the International Longshore
mems association has sent out a call
for a meeting to be held in Cleveland
next week at which delegates will be
present from every port on the great
lakes. He declined to state what ac-
ton will be taken. He said the ques-
ton of a sympathetic strike would be
left entirely to the members.
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HILLsBoRo.

Hillsboro-W. P. Blackford of Oska-
ioosa came down Saturday for visit.
j. r. Teter returned to Mt Pleasant
Monday morning.
Mrs. @. ]. Fix and little son left on
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DIsaraceful Conduct

If liver IND bowels, in refusing to are.
is quickly remedied with DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. 25c. F. B. Clark. ]. II.
L. Swenscn & Co.
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Revenue Cutter Tacoma Arrives.
Alexandretta, Asiatic Turkey, May
10 The United States revenue cut
ter Tacoma arrived here today for the
of American interests.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
Carpets and Rugs

$475 Mating Rugs, Japanese cotton warp make. III fancy carpet designs. Anniversary Sale price $2.99
 $1.25 Velvet Carpet. Anniversary Sale price $1.09 yard.
 SHwad, lined and laid free.
 59c. Linoleum, extra heavy quality in new designs and colors. Anniversary Sale price 44c. yard.
 35c. Floor Oil Cloth, double thick, filled back quality. Anniversary Sale price 27c. yard.
 25c. Straw Mating in fine weave, with cotton warp Anniversary Sale price 18e. yard.
 5, % Inlaid Linoleum, colors through to the back, for office, store or home. Anniversary Sale price 79c. yard.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
PETTICOATS.

Women's Petticoats, made of black moire percaline. deep umbrella ruff1e, with stitched band; regular price 75c. Anniversary Sale Price 39c.
 Women's Sateen, Featherweight and Imitation Heatherbloom Petticoats, made wiCh double umbrella ruffle hay ing a wide embroidery rutfle finished with embroidery scalloped edge; regular price $l 50 Anniversary Sale Price Soc,
 Women's Taffeta Silk Petticoats, ill all the newest shades; also changeable silks, made with deep fiounces finished with five ducks; regular price $500. An nlversary Sale Price B 95.
 Heatherbloom Petticoats, in black and all the leading colors; regular price $2.25. Anniversary Sale Price $1.69.
 WOMEN'S, MISSES AND CHILL
 DREN'S SWEATERS.
 Women's All-Wool Sweater Coat. fancy weave, ill white and gray; have roll collar and pockets; regular price $2.25. Anniversary Sale price S1.50.
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LSSES' AND INFANTS READY WRAR-==2nd Floor

Cambric Bust Supporters, lace trimn- ed, four bones in front, can be worn instead of tight fitting corset, excellent for full figures; regular price 39c. Anni- versary Sale price 22c.
 GIRLS DRESSES AND SAILOR
 SUITS.
 Girls School Dresses, of wool mix tures waist prettily trimmed, kilt skirts, sizes to II years; regular price $l.25. Anniversary price 69c.
 Girls Sailor Suits, made wool serge, plaited skirt, large sailor collars and red ties, trimmed with silk braid, sizes to 14 years; regular price S2.45. Anni- versary Sale price Sl.S5.
 Girls School Dresses, made of fine quality heavy Galatoa and fancy wool mixtures, full plaited skirt, high neck, sizes 6 to II years; regular price $l.45. Anniversary Sale mice o5r.
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1000 Tabourettes at half price, good value at soc. Anniversary Sale price 25c. each.
 5000 Bar Harbor handmade Willow Chairs, complete with comfortable cush- ion. Anniversary Sale price $5.88.
 $6.75 Parlor Mirrors, handsome gilt frames, with bevel edge French plate glass. Anniversary Sale price $3. AS each.
 $3.75 Dining Chairs, polished quar tered oak, genuine leather slip seats and claw feet. Anniversary Sale price $2. AS.
 $500 Continuous Post Design White Enameled Beds, all sizes. Anniversary Sale price $3.66 each.
 $4.00 Mattresses, full size. with raver- sible cotton top and bottom. Anniver sary Sale price $2.88.
 S1.50 Tables, made of oak, 24.inch tops large undcrshelves and turned legs. An. n1versary Sale price $109.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

Women's and Misses Sweater Goats, in plain weave, in combination colors; V-neck, pearl buttons and pockets, gray, white and combination colors, sizes to 14; regular price 1.50. Anni. yersary Sale price 95c.
 Women's Golf Vests, all wool, fancy weave, double breasted, pearl buttons, colors white, black, red and gray; reg ular price $1.39. Anniversary Sale price 95c
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Anniversary
OVerCOafS

Mems $500 Overcoats $50. Black or Oxford Kerseys, extra good values.
 Mems $12.OO Overcoats $50. New fancy Overcoatings; all wool black Kerseys, Oxford Freizes.
 Mems $1650 Overcoats $1200. The new Auto Collar styles in fancy Over coating, also blue, black or gray Meltons and Kerseys.
 Mems $20.OO Overcoats 15OO. The best all wool fabrics, hand tailored throughout Dress Overcoats n blacks, grays or fancies, a complete line Auto styles.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

$5 % Hanging Mission Clocks with guaranteed movement and plate rail. Anniversary Sale price $1.99.
 $1O.75 Steel Couch Beds, heavy rein, forced steel tube frames, comfortable mattress and bolster. Anniversary Sale price $6.99.
 $45 Parlor Suites, pieces, handsome new design with loose cushions or up- holstered seats. Anniversary Sale price $2869.
 SITS Music Cabinets, genuine mahog- any veneered fronts, with top drawer and roomy interior. Anniversary Sale price $5.88
 $1775 China Closets, polished oak with double thick French glass door and ends. Anniversary Sale price $l3.69.
 $3.75 Royal Feather-weiSht Folding Card Table, polished mahogany finish and tops covered with green baize. All niversary sale price $2.69.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

25c Window Shades, fast colors, com plete. ready to put up. Anniversary Sale price 19c.
 89c Fish Net Lace Curtains, with full ruffied edge. Anniversary Sale price 64c. pair.
 soc. Ruff1ed Muslin Curtains, with tucked centers. Anniversary Sale price BIC. yair.
 2.50 Shirt Waist Boxes, covered with natural color Japanese Mating. Ami versarY Sale price $1.S8.
 25c Sham holders, fit any size bed. Anniversary Sale price 15c each. $125 Curtain Cleaning Frames, fit any size curtains, complete set Anni- versary Sale price 79c. set.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

$1.49 Scotch Lace Curtains, novelty and Brussels effects. Anniversary Sale price 88c pair. and tassel fringed bottoms. Anniversary Sale price 59c pair.
 .$1 39 Tapestry Couch Covers, Oriental stripe design. Anniversary Sale price 88c.
 $500 Portiere Curtains. reversible Armure tapestry with tassel fringe top and bottom. Anniversary Sale price $1. 99 pair.
 $4.00 Irish Point Lace Curtains in new novelty designs. Anniversary Sale price 99 pair.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

$15 % Brussels Rugs, woven without seams, size I2x9. $11.69. . $22 75 Velvet Rugs, in rich, good wear ing designs and colorings. size 12x9. Anniversary Sale price $18.99.
 $500 Reversible Ingrain Art Squares, size 9x1O 6. Anniversary Sale price $3. 39. $8.75 Pure All Wool Ingrain Art Squares, size 12x9. Anniversary Sale price $7.44.
 79c. Ingrain Carpet. Anniversary Sac price 69c. sewed, lined and laid free. 45c. Ingrain Carpet. Anniversary Sale price 36c. sewed, lined and laid free.
 99c. Brussels Carpet. Anniversary Sale price 89c.
 Sewed, lined and laid free.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
CORSETS.

One lot of C-B la Spirito Corsets, fine white coutil, trimmed with lace and ribbon hose supporters attached at front and sides, long hiTs. high or low bust, sizes IS to 30 inches; regular prices $1.00 to 800, called seconds. Anniver- sary Sale price 69c.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
BLANKETS

Fancy Plaid Blankets, assorted pat terms and colors, full size. Regular price $3 go. Anniversary Sale price B. 80 a pair.
 Extra heavy Austrian Wool Blankets, full II size, bound, wide silk binding, assorted borders. Regular price $5.50. Anniversary Sale price $4.70 a pair.
 Bed Comfortables, extra heavy, full size Sateen figures, lined, beautiful pat terms. Regular price $2.29. Anniver. sary Sale price S1 .S5 each.
 10 dozen Comfortables, Chintz figured, lined both sides. Regular price $l.25. Anniversary Sale price 95c. each.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

$7.75 Real Saxony Brussels Lace Cur tains, in rich allover designs. Anniver- sary Sale price $40 pair.
 S1.50 Furniture Tapestry, all colors, 50 inches wide. Anniversary Sale price 99c. yard.
 soc Furniture Velour. 27 inches wide, fancy designs or plain colors. Anniver- sary Sale price 39c a yard,
 1Sc, table OiIcloth, new design, fancy colors. Anniversary Sale price l2 l-2c. a yard.
 S2 co Folding Screens, with 3 panels, Mission style frames. Anniversary Sale price SI.69.
 35c. Towel Rods, made of brass, heavy nickel plated. Anniversary Sale price 24c.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
Suits

Mems $7.50 Suits at 800. Fancy half wool Suits or Black Thibets; new styles and extra good values.
 Mems $lO0O Suits at 7.50. All uew 1909. 10 models; worsteds or cassimeres; regular or stout sizes.
 Mems $15.00 Suits at 1I90. Strictly woolens or worsteds in black worsteds or blue serges or the new modes and patterns.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

$50 Ranges, fine smooth castings of New England make, with full nickel trimmings and elevated high shelf An niversary Sale price $21.75.
 $7 Cylinder Heating Stoves, large size, with 11-inch fire pot and high brick lin ing. Anniversary Sale price $4.88.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
WAISTS.

WAISTS.
 Women's Waists, of gingham. ma dras, Chambray and black sateen, tailor made; long sleeves, button cuffs all sizes; regular price 59c. Anniyer- sary Sale Price 39c.
 Women's Pure Linen Tailor-made Waists, two styles, soft or laundered cuffs; regular price $1.50 Anniversary Sale Price 85c.
 Women's Lingerie Waists, several styles, trimmed back and front, new long sleeves, collar lace trimmed to match regular price $198. Anniver- sary Sale Price 95c.
 Women's All Wool Nuns Yelling Waists, open back or front, some em- broidered front, some tailor-made, also striped French flannel, all sizes; regu- lar pr1ces $2. .45 and $298. Anniversary Sale Price $1.95.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
CrOCkery and KitChenWare

Galvanized Coal Scuttles; regular 25c. Sale price 21c.
 12-quart Galvanized Fails; regular 25c. Sale price 15c.
 Dover Egg Beaters, 7c.
 Double zinc-lined Washboard and two cakes of Laundry Soap, all for 25c. 2-quart bottle Ammonia, 10c.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

LOG. Wall Papers, new designs, many of which could not be had elsewhere for twice the money. Anniversary Sale price 5c. roll.
 S1.59 Ready-mixed Paint, high-grade guaranteed quality. Anniversary Sale price $1.24 gal.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

10O-piece Decorated Porcelain Dinner Sets; regular $698 Sale price $5.95.
 42-pieoe Decorated Porcelain Breakfast Sets at the Anniversary Sale $269.
 112-piece Decorated Porcelain Dinner Sets; regular $14. 50. Sale price $12.50.
 "Rayo" Nickel Lamps, complete; reg ular $1. .69. Sale price S13 B.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
Mems Trousers

Duck Waterproof Coats
 Blanket lined; regularly $2. Sale price $139.
 Lambsl1in lined; regularly S4. Sale price B. 2.9S.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
Furniture

 hundreds
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

Mems $25.OO Overcoats 2OOO. Made ln Baltimore by Hamburger Bros. None better at any price.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
FREE DELIVERY

Of all purchases by our wagons according to our route schedule also all purchases of &5,00or over delivered express or freight pre- paid anywhere in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
Children'S CIOakS

More than 1,s00 Children's Cloaks and Coats and all at Special Anniversary Sale Prices.
 The great business we do in Children's Garments is because mothers hereabouts understand that our Children's Gar nlemts combine pretty styles, good cloths and always modest prices.
 At S2.75 Choice of hundreds ut Children's and Misses Cloaks value $I.
 At $3.75 Choice of great variety of Children's and Misses's Cloaks, value $5.
 At $5.75 Choice of an immense stock of 3-4 and Long Cloaks, value SS.
 At $7.75 Choice of Misses and Children's Plain and Fancy Mixture Cloaks, value $l0.
 At $10.75 Choice of three hundred Velvet. Caracul and Moleskin Oloalzs, value $l3.9S.
 At $12.75 Choice of exclusive models in Misses and Children s Cloaks and Coats, value $l508 The $5 Silk Waists at. ....$3. 80 The S7 Silk Waists at. ....$5.8
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

Mems 5000 Suits at 15.00. Hard tailored garments of the finest worsteds and cassimerss in the new dressy pat terms or hobby effects for young men.
 Mems $25.O0 Suits at 1850. Ham burger Bros. Baltimore make. No better fabrics and none better made at any price
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
RainCOatS

Mems $12 Raincoats at 889. Black or gray, warranted rainproof.
 Mems S15 Raincoats at 11.9S. New effects on striped cravenette worsteds. fully guaranteed.
Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28
Fashionable
 Long Coats

Not only the staple styles in Broad cloths and Meltons, but truly immense showing of long coats in velours, caracui seal plush and fur trimmed and fur lined coats.
 At S4.98 The coats that sell regularly at $7.50.
 At $6.98 The coats that sell regularly at 10.
 At $9.98 The coats that sell regularly at 1850.
 At $14. 98 The coats that sell regularly at 18.50.
 At $21.99 The coats that sell regularly at 25.
 At $31.98 The coats that sell regularly at 38.50. The S10 Skirts on sale at. |. $7. 80 The S15 Skirts on sale at. $12.80
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