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Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
OBITUARY.
Mrs. James z. Murray.

Mrs. Margaret Murray. aged 70. wild
ow of James f. Murray, died Friday
afternoon at her home, 1876 Jackson
street. Deceased had been in poor
health for a year, but was taken crit
1cally i'll Wednesday evening, and rap
idly failed until death came. She had
lived here for 60 years. There survive
three daughters, Mrs. James Tighe and
Mrs. John F. Collins Of this city, Mrs.
Phnip Dwyer of New Haven. a son.
Edward j. Murray Of New Haven, and
a sister, Mrs. Ellen Twomey Of this
civ
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Entertained X. o. X. A.

The Knights of King Arthur were
pleasantly entertained Friday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H.
FentOn.
Mr. Fenton gave them an interesting
and instructive talk upon Bermuda.
Refreshments were served before the
close of the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
STATE OF ONO, CITY on TOLEDO,

Lucas County, IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that ne
is senior partner OF The Arm OF +. j.
Cheney s. Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said urm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use Of Hall $
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of Decem-
Der A. d. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaL) Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure. is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfa ;es Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Won Medal at WestsrIx.

Mrs. Theodore W. Hyde of Elm street
won the silver medal at the prize
speaking contest held in Westerly on
Thursday afternoon under the direction
of the W. c. t. U.
Rev. P. B. Braxton of Mystic will
preach at the Taird Baptist church
Sunday at 7.30 D. m.
The annual meeting of the Stoning-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
First la Grippe, Then Bronchitis.

That was the case with Mrs. W. S.
Bailey, McCreary, Ky. my wife was
taken down with a severe attack Of Ia
grippe, which run into bronchitis. She
coughed as tho she had consumption
and could not sleep at night The first
bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound gave her so much relief that
she continued using it until she was
permanently cured" The Lee & Os-
good Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
What Is ceino On Tonight.

Basketball, Colchester BOYS Cub vs.
w. H $. (this afternoon).
Roller Skating 1T TIE Arm0ry on
Valley Street
Polish Theatricais a Town Hall.
Moving Pictures at the Bijou and
Scenic Temple.
United Vaudeville Company at the
Loomer Opera House.
Social and Dance IN Washburn Hall.
Saturday Night Dance in A. b. 5.
Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
January Mai statisticsI

According to the returns of vital sta
tistics on file at the office of the town
clerk there were marriages and So
births in the town of Windham during
the month of January.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Women's Suits and Goats
at a Great Saving

Not too late yet to get the full bene-
TT Of a good coat or suit especially
when you can buy them at almost half
the regular price. For instance suits
that sold regularly from $1,000 to
$500 now marked $500 to s14.50.
Coats that were $1,000 to $500, now
marked $500 to $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Attended New Haven Banquet.

Mayor Daniel P. Dunn attended the
annual banquet of the Civil Service
Reform association held in New Ha-
ven Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
ST0NlNGTON
Goose Supper for Jolly Tsn-LooaI
Woman Wins Medal in Westerly
Contest.

The members of the Jolly Ten Bowl
ing club, numbering H. enjoyed a goose
supper at the Arion clubhouse Thurs
day evening. The meal was prepared
by Mrs. A. Sehnelling and was greatly
enjoyed bv all
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17

Foley Kidney Pills will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble not
beyond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do more. The Lee &
Osgood Co,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
JEWETT CITY
Child Just Escapes Being Struck By
Auto-Clippers Win Basketball Gam ,
Social and Personal Interests.

Friday afternoon a little girl escaped
with her life. Mr.. Wolf was driving his
automobile down Main street when the
child attempted to cross, stepping right
in front of the machine. Mr.. Wolf ap-
piled his emergency so effectively that
his rear wheels were stopped instantly
and as a result the machine skidded
and turned completely around. Several
who saw it admired Mr.. VOLTS per-
Torrance and said hal the girl been
struck no blame would have attached
to him.
Clippers Win.
The Clippers of New London defeat
ed the local basketball team Thursday
evening by a score of 10 to IL in a
loosely played game. Field goals, Wick
cry S, Fenwick 2, Doyle 2, Lawrence 2,
Blake 8, Wakefield /, Popham 1; foul
goals. Fenwick 4. LHeureux s. ref
cree, Davis; scorer, Page; timer, White.
Lineup:
Jewett City-Blake If, Brown IF,
Wakeeld C, L'Heureux lg, Popham rg.
Clippers-Doyle If, Fenwick IF, Wick
cry C, Strickland lg, Lawrence, Regain
rg.
Entertained ThornIea Club.
Mrs. w. H. Cane entertained the
Thornlea club on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs ]. Edw Newton CO New Haven
was a guest at the meeting. Mrs.
Cane was assisted in serving by Misses
Pearl Cane and Waite Stetson and
Mrs. S. F. Brown.
Sunday Topics.
Rev. w. H. Canes Sunday morning
topic at the Congregational church will
be How God Does Things, and in the
evening Shut In and Shut Out.
y Dbl Sc mn in
topic at the Baptist church is The
Radical Requirement for Entrance Into
the Kingdom of God, and in the even
ing the fourth i'll the series of sermons
Why Jesus Christ Came Into the World
What He Came to Save.
Rev. r. w. Cochrane of Yantic will
conduct an Episcopal service in Slater
library hall Sunday afternoon at $50.
About the Borough.
The Harmony club met at Mrs. Will
liam Johnstone's Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Raney entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ora Brown is visiting friends in
| Providence.
Mr.. Gardiner of Providence, who
with mis- wife is at their daughters S,
Mrs. Charles McKays, is i'll. He is IS
| years of age.
Misses Alice Brown and Emma Hull
are In Boston for over Sunday.
Don't forget, Webster Ideal Singing
| orchestra, Bijou tonight. All welcome
adv.
James Benjamin of New York state
is visiting his nephews at the Benja-
/ min farm in Lisbon.
| Miss Mamie Hallahan of Norwich
called on friends here Friday,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
slnceritY Most VaIuabIo ThInu.

Next to being honest and able we
ought to be sincere men. Sincerity ia
The quality which not only makes
friends, but holds them.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Only One "BRoMo oUlNINEy

That is LAXATIVE BROAfo QUININE.
Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE.
Used the World over to Cure Cold in
One Day. Csc
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17

The windcw screen was covered with
the thread netting instead of wire and
this was used by the babies as play
ground. They would walk up and
down and across like flies, at times
carrying on an animated conversation
with each other. One day Harriet
flew Unexpectedly from the blind on
to my hand and stayed and ate, but
usually they preferred walking. or
climbing to flying. One of the males
would cling to the netting with head
downward, while / raised the screen
and slipped my hand out, then would
walk Gown and still holding TO the net
ting, eat from my hand. One of the
females. which usually ate on the win
dow sill. was afraid of a baby chippy,
+. which was cross TO her; so if chippy
came 1rst the nuthatch would fly to
the screen and eat from my hand held
below Tom and Dick both learned TO
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
DAVID A. WELLS
the famous free trader, once
told a friend, eff | had left my
money in the Savings Bank |
would be worth a great deal
more"

Evidently he made some investments
that did not turn out profitably. Thou
sands upon thousands have had the
same experience. Mr., Wells probably
had an acquaintance with as many
men Of affairs in his day as any citizen
of the country, so if he would have
been worth great deal more" isn't
it a good plan for you to leave your
money in the savings bank.
This bank soIicits deposits and guar
antees the depositors a safe, sane and
conservative management, according to
the law.
Savings banks can only invest in
such securities as stipulated by law.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Mrs. Vanderbilt to Speak Again Sun
day.

lyn. n. v. is to speak for the First
Spiritualist society at Loomer Opera
house again tomorrow Sunday. c
Howard Millerd will sing two solos az
each service. and will be accompanied
on the piano by Miss Mabelle Taft
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
Murray S
Boston Store
WILLlMAETlC, CONN.
Muzlin Underwear
Economies in This
White Sale

Praetiea styles planned for comfost,
durability and graceful correct lines
that go so far toward fashionabIy fit
ting gowns.
Hard to tell in this large collection
which is more delightful to women
the firm dainty fabrics, the variety
and beauty Of trimmings, smooth-fit-
ting lines, or the very definite econo-
mics.
Night Gowns at white sale prices,
l4c to $3.50.
White Petticoats at white sale prices,
see to $3.50.
Combinations, Skirt and Cover at
white sale prices, soc to SLS9.
Corset Covers at white sale prices,
Toe to SAC.
Drawers at white sale prices, 21c to
sac
Chemises at white sale prices, 21e to
St39.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17

to the commissioner of the bureau of
labor statistics, upon the demand OF
said commissioner"
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17
New Spring Waists

We have the most delightful collec-
tion Of New Spring Waists, in the
prettest designs of lace and hamburg
yokes that ever came in to this store
and all moderate prices.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-17

THERE rs no advertising medium in
Eastern Connecticut equal to The Bull
letin for business results
The evening world., 1912-04-23
ARMY AND NAVY EXPECT
MEXICAN Intervention.
Administration Trying to Stop Such
Talk, but Military Preparations
y Still Go On.

WASHINGTON. April a.-Administra-
don circles to-day again took steps TO
quiet the talk Of Intervention in Mexi 20
by h United States. Consular agents
IL Mexico issued manifestos declaring
that Il vas not the purpose Of the
United States to intervene In Mexico.
Oficials OF the White House and state
Department said the manifestos were
issued by direction of the Secretary Of
State.
Notwithstanding all this there con-
tinues in the military branches Of the
Government considerable activity. This
activity II explained - being precau-
tlonary.
Most Of the oficers Of the army and
navy express themselves - believins
Intervention as inevitable.
The State Department has had a ad-
ditional word from Consul Letcher at
Chilhushus regardinf two Americans MT
Letcher reported as being held prisoners
by Gen. Orozco since March 10. Secre-
tsry Knox said he would take no action
until he does hear from Mr.. Lstcher.
The evening world., 1912-04-23
French Opera Co.
0iUess
In Popular Style

Music, like the movements Of the
planets. has In . way lie datss 20 we'll
nxsd In the minds Of New Workers that
after the so.eausd regular opera season
closes Il seems TO be bad form to at
tend q production by nj OF the masters.
Sometimes the wise New York opera
Gosr. following the routine Of habit.
svsriooks . good thing. Perhaps the
osoom that hung over the community
owing to the dread Titanic disaster was
responsible for an uncrowded house at
the Lyric Theatre, on Forty-second
street, last night. when the French
Grand Opera Company presented tho
love Of all lives-'Trovatore."
Perhaps verdi's masterpiece might
have been done better by the M%etropol;-
tan with d million-doliar payroll. or IL
! might have been rendered more artistic
alay BY Oscar Hammerstein. who had
. rare sense Of selection, but II could
not have been delivered more correctly
q 10 teohnlque and ensemble.
The leader. Mr.. Paul Kochs, had MS
men IN hand throughout. A touch, a
nod GOT an instant response, and in the
moments when the lear old melodies
that are called. arias because they hg-
ure IN Grand opera were being rendered
HE men were there with sympathy and
appreciation OF what was expected from
than.
The cast was very we'll balanced. NJ.
Granier was Manrico; Closet was tho
Count: Nine. Beaumont was Leonora
and there have been q whole lot oil
1esser ones than she was last night.
The company will be there n week
singing the operas that we whistled q
mothers knee, God bless hsri
The evening world., 1912-04-23

Physicians' aad Surgeons Soap. cake,
Coisate's Glycerins, Oatmeal o. Honey
Toilet sosp, medium size. . cakes.
Coissie's sh,y Wing Powder. zoe.
Gimhsis CASTLE soap. 0 cakes for '"e'
TTsi.y sS.D, s:s:, 4.
Domestic CASTLE SOAP. usually aSc, bar.
Imported CASTLE sssp. made from olive
oil: large bars usually 800 at
LoRss'. i.iilea Mlleh Soap. from Ger.
..%r.Es ny': SvsIssii:;. SoSfi;,oe,in. Soap. q for
C~sissis's. Menad Violet ,so.e. . for DOE.
WiIlla ms Barbey nal. 9 cakes. 21c.
Ceixats's Imperial Lilac Soap. 8 for
imported Flostins Bath soau, delight.
fully perfumsdi comes from Paris
Roger i GAiIet Csrpation. Violet. Jas
mine. s~andalwood and Heiiotrope
soap, cake. ne.
Reslnsi soap, l6c.
nOxe A. ballet Lettuce Soap. cake. 1Oc.
Johnson's Medicinal Toilet sssp. cake,
Pond. E.ssses Tells. so.p. cake, ioc.
AlmsyEss Nst Art Toilet soap. 3 cake
P.in:s': ssi.-sssssss sssp. at. cake
Sleer and Subway nsleeny
The evening world., 1912-04-23
$4,000 Yds. s s.nD' ., Embroideries

1912 styles and patterns, 4 to 9 I'd. strips, 2 to Is inches
wide; edges, insertions, founcings, corset coverings, plain and
fancy headings and landings on Swiss naiusook and cambria:
1Oc to 25c embroderies, 2 to 10 in. wide, &c, &c and 1oc yd.
soc to Soc embroideries, s to Is ms, 12c, 10c, 25c:
lOc to i2c Washable Laces at &c I'd. Point dc Paris, Platte Valen-
ciennes, linen finish torchon and imitation Cluny !aces. u,
GOO and SOC Lace Bandings, st 10c and 1c I'd. Wide linen finish
lace bands. in antique designs. macrame, fancy lace and cotton Cluny lace
bands, 3T to- inches wide.
zoo to 700 New shadow Lace Alloyers. sSc- I'D. II inches wide.
white and ecru. Subway store, Lower Floor
The evening world., 1912-04-23
Drugs and Modicines

OIuSS Soo MEDICINES
''9e,s Ifscssrs Bsn'oin. = o.. 2Sc;
svsss sP'.it' NIs.s, . o.. <oe, = ou..
Epsem Salts. h.. Dc.
5eidiits Powders. box, lOc.
rure Powdered Alum. h.. loo.
rufs Refined Bonx. h.. Toe,
o.ine ND Rose Water. s o.. rs,
fure Glycsrine. 8 o.. ssc, 3 o.. ,sc.
Violet Ammonia. qt.. 25c, pt., &c..
syrup White Pise Compound. IOc.
Fur: EItnct witch Hazel. ats. 3Or,
s;s.''2s 5 aiks; Saia ssd' Kos: Lotion,
sf:Ss Ms;dSesi Crsschss. osc.
roII GU Cotton for household use;
Wed Alcohol: gal. DOE, e,.. :sc, p,..
Linz Water, gal. Zoe. e,.. Isc, p,..
s s:;s %:''; p.! : e.; as ill.,, q; ,s,:
P:p:ia.'ed b5:D:p :s' r.sl.... o size.
"ssSurs's rineturs Tablets. 100 for
s s:.. TS.i.t:., 100 s:srain. sor..
::s,? 4:s e. .'G Too S. III. 'nd Cav
Witch IHoyal Sul.>
~ Csscars Tablets. . and ) grains.
usc.h u ~
iiicSrS,o" SneeSs' IL To- roll. Sc.
isw ssSIphIr' r.. iEc.,,
nOcSsuso ss0recic Aci0s Alb, 12c.
TsHe ss'sst ID. 8zct h.. 16c;
0.s.nS,, ~SSs;h.-, ..,.
CCSs.Sm 1q4tk !b.. 1br.
.Aeorcs Powder; d.. SOC,
Phe.pEsts ii Soda. E~fs.rv..c.u.. K,.-
Tat.on % sIcny. Or Efferve~ceat
C,trsse Oh Magnolia, h.lb. bottles.
Cres1 Ta,t.,. y !, ,x. rs
~hssS' ie'' ioct y 10, y
IN SoS.
ps~su,o LsDsese. o grams. bottle. 16c.
EuiS.s. SEHn..ce sIonss french Chaik.
su TSSns . wS9d len. Ss1::' e: each, 1s:
o.f ..,-
4 Huno IIlIs, y grsins. loo for 12c.
nInnd,s Iron Piils. . grain. 100. Sc
sSucxlste q Soda. D grain. 100. for Use.
~Se!n.s hifcsSesceet Phosphate oil
usoaal AID bot, Q .lb. bot. OOr.
"yetn,. Effervescent Vichy salts, y
uio.; .boc'
1H,samnssn' hoc's
The evening world., 1912-04-23
Toilet Soap

CelFate's Cashmere Bouquet soap. cake,
b y for SOct dozen cakes. o1.0Oy
larger sise. 2]ci y for OOr.
3 for nc.
Ossyn Toilet sesp. cake. I6c.
Gi%Ssf Tss s.3pf S:sf; fs,,., ss.,.
llsnyos's Witch iiasel sosp, cake. DC.
verofom Toilet Soap 10 produced from
Aachen. Germany. and Aix-la-Cha-
pelle. France. II contains almond
and olive oils. made by hyglenic
natural way skin blemishss and leave
tho complexion as nature intended
II. VeOform LIQUID Soap cleapses
and frees the scalp from all destruc-
tive germs. promotes the growth OF
the hair. leaving 1t glossy and beau
tifui.
The evening world., 1912-04-23

General Passenger Agent Jeffriss Of
the white Star hns to-day denied the
report that an oncer and woman steer
age passenger Of the Titanic were picked
up by the Celtic. which arrived In this
city last Saturday. There wsrs no per-
IONS picked up oy the Celtic" he said.
moi were there any bodies taken aboard
that ship"
The evening world., 1912-04-23
Brushes

Nail Brushes, bone handle: some with
wing; hleaehsd and unels.ched; reg
Nall Brushes. white bri.tlss. set in
bone with wooden handler: regularly
25c TO use: choice. 16c.
?6c to. .36c; choice. 1bc..
.'sii BUFFER. d%e!schabie channels: res.
WARY $50. At 10c.,
Inc, Russian bristls: snd solid ebony
back II TSw:s JIG; v,o. ,.o...
usually 50c. 81 DC.
Travelling Hat Blpshes. SOc.
Cloth Brushes. To-.
Imported COmpisxisa Brushes for wash.
ing the face. 36c.
Bath Brushess large. round German
bath brushes; leathsr strap handle
Bsth brushes. imported: usually sl.eS,
Gimbsis Cyshiee Hair Brushss. fines,
bri:,!e'' fIsxiSls rYSess backs. lowest
Teeth brushes, French imported; usu'
shaving bPuahes, were 800, 2Sc ant
Use: . clear ~: choice, 1Oc.
The evening world., 1912-04-23
SOC Pillows, 38c

Just 500 Of them, covered
with pretty cretonnes and
filled with pure silk floss;4 de.
signs with tassel corner; u.s.
ually SOC, at 38c.
Subway store, Lower floor
The evening world., 1912-04-23

Rnbber Shooting. single faced: Ruaran.
s,SS:sea ar1 " .is!' 50 In wide
Usually csc, At. 6Oc.
Bath Csbincts. tor taking Turkish,
hath p homs; complete, with book Of
strong. durable cabinet: sold usuaiiy
nj 5000; u price. $40.
DIVING Cans. pure rubber. ol.OO.
Epcc Cisthsi 900 kind At lie.
Wo0l Powder rgffs. high GRADE; usu'
rr ssls II Ia, + f. va; run.. /.
Nickel TOP Teeth brush Holders
usually 35c. at 2Sc.
The evening world., 1912-04-23

Toilet Articles
n; El... s'' ;sas,. ;:,.: :!', al: ''; !: . IL" "a:
M ,sssi s0' s: ssl:s:; Sol :,.., eu.,c,.
os ssa : ri ssi.s,, r. & G T. sSe'
s ssS;r'Es;:: S Sss; "; ~: ss: I: ~ Sss =. i ~;
Res. a'Ss Ssh' Fe"d:':' oi%s.l Broth.
et i.s, sS Sal ri si..ch, sse.
Lssirits Sail bleach. 1Sc.
I.ustrite Cuticie Ice. l0c.
Jim ts:'1a'1 w 1aisss so? sse 90 cake
H s.nsi'n.. IN . :sss.. y Is. Co.,
Gimbels Poudrs de Ris. face powder.
ci ma :. Ssss%,S:s <, S:: N &: .ess,,.,ns
pjssek 1:sc Taieam. g? &c. sI''' JAZZ S'e'
Mennen'. Tslcum Powder. 1Oc.
l,abeosk,s CoESs!opsis Tcleum. Ice.
G c.%ss. vi vsel ss'l g. t cs:S%:;r .'f f;.leun.
saaiSS,: Ts,su% rscsss: I2:.
Munyon's Tsicum Powder. &c.
semurai Coryiopsis Tslcum. pound box.
Koiynes Tooth Pa.t.. lse:
sanitol Tooth Powder. 12e.
.Ir. Bells Antl-!siEEs Tcoth Paste. l5c.
kessr = rS GsIies r.'s;i sss.
coissts's' TooiS. Powder and special
os lax :, f fSaI; fs::ii.. ribbon style. zoe
ss e.: I issss 1s :.s:s r. .., a, a..
2nti.. Ssc f saiutioa tSSiipSsi.5. pas.... z zSSs:
Dsntsiins Teeth. Wesh. fragrant and
,plsa;ant asc .iss. 1sc; 49, IN.
',sMSSe and 81. num- " ~
0imbeis ~nriiiisntine. for softenins and
sss S''t sanaa,! sas or nair S.l Si,Slss; WIS IS:
I'd s' s,seuS': Esu & QUINN: Hail Tonic.
I'd fin:ud!s Lilac vesstai. 6Oc;
Ormont's Egg S~hainpoo. u.
Gi%Seis Green SOAP shampoo Liquid
-perfumed: sprinkler.top bottle. iBs,..
Gimbels Eau de Quinins' 4 Or. SSc
violet Toilet witch Hazel, v pint. iSe
Ea% as 'viole. tG!mb.l.,. frasrsn,
simple Fracture Bcnsoln, for Whitening
tas akin; z o. nc, ! ozv S:c. An.
csisais's Cold Cream, jar. :Sc; tubes
Gsi;S%S :a:,, vs anti, s I'd ssufffs,e Soc
MeioTose Face Powder. 38c:u
Bsmurni COrylopis Toilet Water and
ysn,shins cresm' regularly 7Se' bot
s~onoderms Tslcum Powder. IOc.
Peroxide Telcum Powder. loo.
Perfected Nall St0ue, Roc.
p0mpeian Massage Cream. professions
size. l5ci holds one ounce less tina
the regular e1,0O size.
Cutex, for removing the cuticle. Soc.
Mendo. for removing superfiuous ha''
Bathadora. 7Bc and 25c.
nrewn's Tooth Powder. lSc.
P0udre dc Riz, violet. white or flesf
Oimisis Theat.icsi Cold Cream. ID
Nine. Heller swift's Dry Rouge. Zoe.
M Perfecto veda Rouge, 2Sc.
Bel hon Peroxide Cream. 17c.
Rubber Goods and Sundriet
Listers eanitary Napkins. dosen in DO,
large, 8bcj medium, 3Oci small. 10.
Folding BATH Tubs. for Infants, usual
$3.50, At 1900.
Toilet Paper, 10 rolls. SSc. .
Tourists Rubber Lined Cases, usual
go.5O. at l.SO.
Usually sI.50. at 800.
b RSSSr'; s1 Ms,o1::i Il. s Il. 81 at "'e'
RuhbeP Gloves, for household wea
The evening world., 1912-04-23

made Of Vsroform soap for this
Mie. a regular 2bc cake Of vsro,
Veroform Liquid soap. both for 25c.
The evening world., 1912-04-23
46c Bleached Sheets, CSC

64X9O inches seamless, or
sizes before hemming; should
7sc Seamless Sheets. SOC; 8lx90
inches, torn sizes. with three inch
hem ends, heavy standard grade
bleached sheeting, soft finish.
2,300 yards lockwood" Sheet
Ing, fully bleached:
IL yds. wide; usually lee, at 1870
2yds. wide, usually CSC AZ 400
.2L yds. wide, usually &c ut 22c
2x yds. wide. usually 3Sc at 400
1lc Blesched Pillow Cases, &c.
OF standard quality soft finish
muslins, 42x36 and %bx36 inches
before hemming.
5000 yards Blssched and Un-
hlesched Muslins, 36 inches wide.
soft needle finish, usually l0c at DC
80 inch White voile, the highly
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lZXSU lncneS WIN cenCer be8In,
veil quickly; only 2Sc.
mercerized sheer quality 30 much
in demand, usually l8c ut loo
English Long Cloth, SO inches
wide, 10 yard pieces. usually 81 at
TOO piece.
80 inch Nainsoek, soft finish.
usually l6c ut 100
~ inch Blssched Domst HlAn-
nels, soft finish, usually l0c at 60
White Dsdsprssds, Mansillea
patterns, 7lxa6 inches. hemmed.
s l.S0 giade. q.
Lightweight Blankets, white.
gray and tan, 60x76 inches. usually
1850 ut o.. 10 pair.
Comfortables silkoline coverings,
divinity patterns. Texts inches, usually
$3.50 at 81.
Subway Store, Lower Floor
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CORSETS,
SOC, 75c, CSC a Pair,
UsunlIu 81. $3.50 to So.

OCWOss0 ~
Al soc, a miscellaneous col
lection of reliable corsets that
usually sell at 81. Many
styles and sizes 10 to 30 in
the group. =,
At Toe, many good models,
including tho well-known C.B.
a la Spirite COrsets, seconds
Of $3.50 to SO grades; sizes IL
to 80 in the group.
At 96c, w. B. Corsets,
broken lines of a large num-
Der of this seasons new styles,
usually $3.50 to SO. Sizes IL
to 80, in some good style Oh
other.
Subway Store, Balcony
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For 81 Cash and 81 Weekly
Pure Drugs and Toilet Articles
In g. Gimbel Replenishing Sale

giving out with amazing npdny. I'll to eWpt the medicine shelf m the dressing table with
OF absolute purity and toilet articles Of known excellence, at gratifying avng that
these periodic Gmbel ses are planned. co.
An interesting feature Of the following fine list ar offering of Brushes at very low prices
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Rubber Goods and Sundries

Listers eanitary Nspkins. dozen In box
large, 8Bc, medium, 3Oci small, Abe.
Folding Bath Tubs. for Infants, usually
Toilet Paper, o rolls, 2Sc.
Tourists Rubber Lined Cases. usually
Ss;S9; a. LEO; any.
Rubbe. Aprons; gspahy 81, at OSc.
Huber Gloves. for household wear;
usually SOC. at 3Sc.
Rubber Gloves, Gimbels pure rubber;
usually 1l.25. at O5c.
Threat and Nsssi Atomiser' soc srsds'
Hst Wsiss Bettlss. pure rubber; hish
grade; No. . ~ ssssN No, . At ei.O0.
Mai
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76c & 81 Table Damask,

1875 yards, all linen, blei
good weight, GO, GO and 70 inc
2I9 and 3 yards. All Soc yard
% and a Table Cloths, o4.96.
Odd rattern cloths, pure linen, single
and double damask. dainty design.
TOXIC inches and 1880 inches.
$50 Huckabsck Towels, u
dosen. Hemmed. ready for Use.
1886 inches.