Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 29, 1909, Page 4

Entered a: the Postolfice at Norwich, Conn., as second-class matte Telephoune Calls: lletin Business Officy 480, 35-8 Telephon, YEARS OLD. Brice, 13¢ & weekj 500 a | way, : A NEW TOWN. i The town of Gwinn, Mich, is at- tracting attention as a model town, although It is but two years old. It was planned with a heart—a civié cen- ter—and everything radiates from thal fn a most systematic and pleasing The bullding of Gwinn was the idea of the Cleveland-Cliffs Iron company, and its design was by Warren H. Manning, landscape architect, of Bos- ton, Mr. Manning is an active mem- ber of the American Civic association, a member of its executive borrd and formerly a vice president of the asso- Gwinn has an area of one People liked Mrs. Dusenbury after they got used to her. But they had to get used to her. Everybody has become so mummi- fled in conventionality that it is a frightful shock to have a person who is_ natural rush precipitately among othérs who are not. By natural is meant _enthusfastic, For some reason or other the less enthusiastic one be- comes the more well-bred one is sup- “Come sit over here in the corner, he said, “and I'll tell you all about it. The scandalized and worried who wandered by. that corner during the evening caught phrases that Mrs. Dusenbury’s voice wafted out to them, They were ‘phrases like “your perfect- Iy _marvelous mind,” “such keen pens. tration,” “your extrarodinary success, our” genius,” your great brain! They wondered why Hemington Wayne — 2 OATCHY JLLUSTRATED SONGS Evenings Reserved seats 20c | Fictures changed Monday, Wadnesday and Frday . Bullding. h A i glation. posed to be. All the people who are passing the autumn at The Pines were excessively well bred. Just how well bred they were can be judged from Centermark’s com. ment when he picked up the news. paper and found that the north pole In Which‘.m_Sn‘cura Your Piano At An Extraordinary Reduc- did not arise and destroy her life in his fury. Mrs. Dusenbury all unconscious that that she was lrandln&;n dynamit threw out lavishly h flattering phrases the foilo! 12’» day— and by e square mile, a modern sewer and wa- ter system, roads and sidewalks is cleared and graded to accommollate 5000 persons, and has houses for more than 600. Provision was made A Leader in Trunks || THE INDESTRUCTO A SAD SIGHT. Willlam A. Blair of Salem, N. C., writes as treasurer of the Slater In- | for tiie extension of the town's area. |haq been discovered. “Ah!” he re- | that time the great Hemington Wayne . . 3 % dustrial and State Normal School for |~ \When Mr. Manning first reported on | marked, evenly. Then, turning a page | followed her about like a pet dog. ¢ The Cheapest and most durable Trunk | ®olored People there, to Joseph P.|4he site of Gwinn, he recommended | he said: *I see the Flicktons have | “I believe he would eat out of her Inn “ r on the market today. We carry all hand!” Mrs. Smith-Jones told Canter- kinds of Trunks, Traveling and returned from Europe and opened, their town house.” Judge, therefore, of the mental dis- array that ensued after Mrs. Dusen- bury arrived with six trunks, a mald and a poodle. Mrs, Dusenbury was a widow who was reported by rumor to be 45. However, her bitterest enemy would have had to murmur “sixteen” if placed on the witness stand and sworn to tell the truth as evidenced by Mrs. Dusenbury’s peachy complex- fon and youthful expression. Furth Nawley of Mew York, who is person- awlly deeply interested in the school, as his family owned slaves in North Car- olina, all of whom bear the name, and thence he has a very much warmer Jeeling for them, and their descend- ants, than any stranger can have, to dave an appeal made to the philan- thropic people of the north to give @ssistance to this worthy work. Mr. Blair says: that public reservations be made to include the surrounding steep wooded slopes. This was done. To make the Jands accessible, Mr. Manning planned a three-mile trail, ultimately to be a road of easy grade. It was recom- mended that a civic center be estab- lished at the terminus of the princi- pal street. There, a sehool, a court house and several churches ure situat- ed. in addition to the beautiful natur- mark. “All men are exactly alike! iz ¥ Gpodness knows where this will end . it ekl Haye You Investigated Our “Easiest of Easy Terms” Selling Plan? " If Not You Owe It To Yourself To Investigate This Suit Cases at BOTTOM PRICE! The Shetucket Harmess Co 283 Maia Sireel. WM. C. BODE. aug?sd Fix This Date In Your Mind. Wednesday, °™531°"" Sepl. 29 Miss Cecil Spooner IN A DELIGHTFUL COMEDT, THE LITTLE TERROR T thought you just sald that all men were alike,” offered .Cantermark, a bit pacidly. He had been inclined to like 'Mrs. Dusenbury himself. “Only Hem- ington Wayne seems a bit more so than the average! “It'll serve him right if she marries Telephone §65-4. “The educating and Christianizing | 5; surroundings, the streets are plant- i i him,” said Mrs. Smith-Jone; . af the colored pesple 1s mot a local | aq with (rees. Much care was taken | oyme Ty Ralr was surpassingly | M0 4 that's what Mrs. Dusenbury did. 5 Grand n I S lé Schm Ms o A amatter, but a national one. It is'pos- | jn the original clearing to preserye |~ Mrs. Dusenbury bubbled, she effer- hicago News. ran emova ale . By Amalis Weel Helteotk. itively the only solution of the race|some of the maples, elms and pines. [ vesced, she liked everything and ev- e Py oo Droblem. The main streets have a total width of | erybody and liked them honestly, be D— rioss, - S1.50, W1, e, Sbo/fe ast ak. “The influence of this school has|gg feer, with a planting space between | cause she couldn’t help it. Mrs. Du- rfi“::lflul:‘v:‘::l:“ndt u‘?'"’: PT:‘: '-- senbury had been born smiling on the universe and she would die wearing that same blithe smile. | eliminated every vestige of race fric- tion in the entire vicinity. The insti- tutlon is not an experiment, but a wplendid reality, being the most im- * portant one in the south for colored people, save Tuskegee and Hampton The lands, buildings, appliances, etc., cost $50,000, all owned by the institu- tion. “One of the citizens tendered the trustees $5,000 provided they woufd raise the same amount for a hospital for the sick, and where colored girls could be educated for trained nurses, thus introducing an employment for colored women which s peculiarily well adapted to the southern ideals of propriety. His offer was accepted, and with §10,000 we have bullt a hos- pital worth almost double this amount, the students and friends of the school did much of the manual labor. “The state officials, seeing the salu- tary effect upon the colored people, Co.'s on Monday, Sept. 27, at 8 o'clo: two roadways. Other streets are 60 rs to all points after the perform. and 40 feet wide. There ars fifteen styles of cottages now in Gwinn, most of them one and a hal? stories high, with four to six rooms. Ther are built of stucco and wood. Their artistic features and va- riety give to Gwinn a distinct appear- ance compared with the ordinary min- ing town. The policy has been pursued of giv- ing substantial and constant encour- agement to country clubs, singing so- cieties, séhools and churches, as weli as co-operating in the general im- provement and beautification® of the community, and Gwinn is pointed to today as an example of civic fitness. EDITORIAL NOTES. Happy thought for today: Yoa can- not judge a citizen's past by the pic- ture he makes of it himself, Schoo_f Supplies For nearly seventy years this store has been the base of supply for all achool supplies, and as usual we are ready for all comers. Call or send for a list of books to be used in the Academy. ‘We pay cash for second hand school books or take them In exchange. SCHOOL SUPPLIES A large aseortment of the best qual- ity at the lowest prices. CRANSTON & CO. septildaw An Overstock of 18 REMEMBER AN INVESTIGATION ~COSTS YOU NOTHING Act Quickly and Secure a Fine Piano at a Great Discount an; BREED’S THEATRE Charles McNulty, Lassee. Devoted to First-class Moving Illustrated Songs. re Pleture, THE YELLOW JACKET MINE, ~—AND— MANY OTHERS. Miss Grace Alwin, soprano, in highh. class and Illustrated Songs Matinees, Ladies and Childresm. Oos Eveulngs, i0c. BREED HALL. It is particularly some one else in your presence is ob streperously happy while you yourselt are grumpy. Therefore Mrs. Smith- Jones, therstofore the arbiter of all social questions at The Pines, simply giared when Mrs. Dusenbury, fifteen minutes after her arrival, clasped her absurdly dimpled hands, cast her eves skyward and cried I'm simply going to love this place.” TFOURYEARS able letter that day. “Are you, in- ' S BT s et urmea | CUPEd DY Lydin E. Pinks ! 2 | ham’s Vegetable Compound frankly curious eyes upon he and Baltimore, Md. — * For four years fered nodded. 1 always love things she said cheerflly, in explanation of her my life was a misery to me. Is from irregulari. former remark, instead of writhing un- | der her adversary's sarcasm. ties, terrible drag. ging sensations, annoying when | OPEN EVENINGS 145 MAIN STREET Washington Square. New Olympic Theatre: As this notice goes to press it is certain that the entire stock will be sold in a short while. Certainly The Plaut-Cadden Co. intend to dispose of ing price. Planos that sell every- where for $350, $375, $400 to $500, now at the removal sale price of $205, $235, Moving on down .the veranda, she went into ecstacies over the Griscom have offered the school $12,000, Pro- | " ywy.n fndia sots fitted aut with a | S iagocrochet work, elyt extreme DErvous.| every instrument hefore théy v B S rysteds: . Taise e/ SATEY ;uh‘ oo o s Bl gty ol O T2 Terisctls Mvebl Wn Dy Dess, and that, all| nexe week, and. wise pavers. knowiy Concords bt ot amount. We have strained ourselves | fha¢ country may look inviting to the | thing o sweet. 'You must be awfull gone feeling in my | the fine etock and the reputation of OPENA.TORWHY, SEPT. S0th. to the superiative degree, and have o R “ e ach. 8,2 23| the firm, ‘are anticipating plane needs f raised only a small part of thls amount [ O S Ranx yous Sed the " Geiseom s or e 7wz 150 starita e | Will close them out at very FRED HELD'S you, girl, doubtfuily. She was remember- ing her bringing up and Mrs. Dusen- bury hadn't been included in it. great saving. A Few Prices. ven up hope of e‘;e!' Mngp. 11 we llustrated 1 bofiln ;{?Lydu .Pinm low figures. Also Summer Commander Peary has been demon- strating that polar talk may be hot 10 meet the offen of the state, and I may say it is totally impossible fer us to raise it here. stuff. He has been badly scorched by n { This season of the year we have on Goods which is light at your “The state has already generously iy pimselr. Sl s TR e ham’s - Vegetable| hand a very large stock as this is the 4 WILLIAM T. DELANEY, prices, L. L. CHAPMAN, septl0daw BATH STREET. R d i Compound. Then I felt as though : new life had been ven me, and I am recommending it all my friends.”—Mrs. W. 8. ForD, 1988 Lansdowne St., Baltimore, Md. The most successful remedy in this }:oungry for kh‘en te.ul-i: o]_t "l“}l irnu of She admired Mrs. Griscom’s style of ; female com a E. Pink- hair-dressing. She told Clntermsrk!hlm'l Vogegabla Compound. It has that he had a great mind because hs |stood the test of years and to-day-is was reading Carlyle, and she adored"momwidalylndl\lcmu{mt an great minds | any otber female remedy. It has cured Jvithin three days everybody capil- | thousands of women who have been ulated. Everybody always capit- i - ulate to Mrs, Dusenbury, possibly be- mg‘g:d“&"_‘:fi?filgggg""- m“;" busy time with us in piano trade, and advanced a part of the $12,007, and this means that we have got to make | we beg you to please do your utmost ‘| 1o heip raise eur §12,000. Thus with $24,000 cash in hand, we can increase the plant at least $48,000, as the col- ored people will do the manual labor tree. “Byvery dollar given by vour friends mow will mean four dollars to the . school. "\ “You will surely do a good work by taking up the matter. “It 1s a sad sight to ses the num- ber of applicants we turn away for Iack of accommodation: This seems to be a chance for the Norwich Favorite Baritone. — Two Hour Show 10c — Change of programme Monday, Weds nesday and Friday. Matinee 2.15—10c. Children So. Evening 8.15—any seat 10c. sept2id A. W. JARVIS is the Leading Tuner in Eastern Connecticut. breathless, with scratched hands and arms full of autumn branches, 1§ «'Aren’t they simply exquisite?” she | cried. “Please get me that brass jar- diniere,” she carelessly commanded Cantermark. And he got it, though not for years had he done anything except press buttons and give orders. Mrs, Dusenbury liked the dessert. If nothing else has been taken out of football, the old head of hair ap- pears to be missing. It was ruled out, not pulled ou’. Four million Manila cigars are on the way to the American market, but that is not enough to give us all a Thanksglving smoke. To express it in mechanical lan- guage, our courts need more judges because they are run on too low gears. They need gearing up. $325 and $360. Finest made. Easy terms. $26 pianos grade Open Evenin, vi: cause she never expected them to do % " + philanthropic to co-operate in a good | Radium gives promise of staying up | SHEE S0P gt OO . neta. | regularities, peri pains, backache, Phone 518-5. 15 Clairmount Ave. Work—a work which not only is to be | In price. Fiftean grains represent the | JneTyrae. Jabe SOMe OF CECR, NARC Tohat bearingdown feeling, flatulency, To allow out-of-town or busy people sept22d to investigate we will keep the ware- rooms open evéry evening. Telephone orders given prompt attention. whole 18 months’ output of the Aus- tralian raidum mines. of great benefit to the colored race, did not But also to the white race whom this institution efficiently prepares colored 8irls to serve. like her or approve of her, y were forced to admit that she not “put it on. indigestion, and nervous Ki‘im.fion' after all other means had failed. 1If you are suffering from any of these ailments, don’t give up hope until you have given Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound a trial. If you would like special advice JAMEFS F. DREW Fiano Tuning and Repairing Some men think so deep that they ede never bring any results to the sur- face. 'This must be a characteristic of the Norwich Sons of Rest. Champ Clark says that “it takes mere brains to be a congressman than to be president.” A congressman with- out brains is not of much use. New York put out a million dollars for display and expects to retain twenty-five millions of money brought there by visitors. That's business. But all the guests held their breaths when it was announced that Heming- ton Wayne was coming again to The Pines for a rest. Now, Hemington Wayne is a very great man indeed everybody has read his novels and calculated his income—and The Pines habitues hesides this knew that he was fearfully eccentric and exceedingly nervous. If he had not been so great they would have said he was just plain cranky and disagreeable. ‘When he came everwhody trod soft- ly. He disliked having his thoughts interrupted and abominated small talk and wanted to be let alone, He hated IT WILL NOT SETTLE IT. The decision of Gen. Thomas H. Hubbard, president of the Peary Arc- tic club, who has examined the data and observations of Commander Peary Wwill not make any serious impres- alon upon the public, for the majority of the people regard it as belne prob- able that both Cook and Peary be- leve they reached the pole. ‘While The Bulletin does not like the apirit displayed by Peary, it recog- very great reductions on the entire | line to force immediate sale. | The removal sale price on $250, $275 | and $300 pianos is $165, $180 and $195. | Terms: $10 to $25 down, $6, $7 to $10 | a month. These are well known makes and are from the finest value in the world at the regular price. When you can save 1-3 to 1-2 on pianos like this, it is the opportunity of a lifetime. write to Mrs. Pinkham, Lfi":i e ‘Mass., for it. . She has gul thousands to health, free of charge. sepr23a F. C. GEER TUNER 122 Prospect 8t., 889-5. Norwich, O A New Collection of Excellent Colors in Tel, # The bill collectors and the beok- g Famble. Makes. - ey — mizes that the world owes hi pat > % ' adoration and loathed admirers and o deal for its extended knowledge of | fich e Iever neglecting oppor- |above ail he simply couldn't tolerate We have handled only the best| A discriminating public-for NORWICH DAILY LUNCH, the polar reglons. We have no dis-| o0 " ey are constantly present- | conversation about his books. Ho pianos for nearly 40 vears; we have 40 Franklin Street. ing opportunity to the other-fellows. |came to The Pines to get away from Coat Sweaters pute with him when he says: o duaglerd studied the question and the factories TRY OUR REGULAR DINNER—0o. it ¥ s h g table. The Pines was Y v; eac 3 ars has ‘Eleven times 1 have left Sydney And now the Herald’s Cook illus- | very proud of Hemington Wayne and ““.f"g;’.’:i“‘ué‘lflfig ‘fihbz;mx)? ::-fl over 75 ye kmwn’ SENRIAL SURRERS Tor g‘; north. Once I brought back | trations are said to be at least five | extremely careful to carry out his Perfect mflnfl and Price. Such famous planos as Hallet | admired and used, the L WIS Thm. S PR 0o e largest meteor ever found; the last [ years old and just adapted to im- | Vishes. Therefore an anguished si- & Davis, Conway, Chickering, Ivers & us e Lee | 58 m. to 12 p m. time I brought back my farthest | prove the story. They brought a good | lence fell when Mrs. Dusenbury effer- Pond, Packard, Haines & Co. Mar- E. GALY, Prop. orth, and this-time I have brought | hree. vesced when he was presetned to her. t 3 shall’ & Wendell, and others, most all rodu ¢ ‘back the North pole.” b e AR i w‘;{'ev:fi:é:‘:{\ ‘{cvl):;":(:’pea\tvl':'l. ,,:f}ffi correci styles brand new (a few used or }v;akcn in THE PLAUT-CADDEN CO., & W P C'S. ll‘ld the e Commander Peary's record on the| A sour westerner says that “a wo- [y s b Th ts contai 1| exchange) will be found here, all| Y A ) Why, how perfectly lovely to meet ese garments centain more sctus vi = a2 e e ic & Troia one and the | man "winl pein Toneer h thros | LT Mo pertactly davely n et | e e v hove s | arked withont regund to reguiar élt 145 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. | regult is today, they are EIec"lc' for Power § Americans all recognize his great | hairpins than it takes a man to dress | years, of course, and I never dreamed achlevements and do not in the least T'd be lucky enough to know such a|been able to secure. to appear at a Waldorf-Astoria ban- o e S Sy Sy, oy huy & s \QUALITY Sealed over the temper which is prompting —_— just how you thought up that queer . [l en l in work should alwa CHAN é b ys be considere GE 1. him to disregard the opposite opinion | - The sartorial presentation of coll 5""»‘_} about the evil eye and the auto- ) ! especially when it costs no more ma% With N PRICE of worthy men and to refer to Dr.|youth indicates that they needed to ‘“';:’({):-{nzmn adns dikes tak 2 Mc PI—IERSON 35 SHETUCKET ST. the inferior kind. Skilled men are Coolc’s data and instruments as “stuft.” | to college, and that it will take smart | 104 brows metaphorically shot: fire s employed by us. Our prices tell the bl. anFhe price to be charged to persoms His manhood seéms to be shrinking|men to rescue them from the folly of his eyes as he glared down at The Hatter Room 10 *Phone 32-3 | Whole stors. public et isity o porr Mo in consequence of the dignity and | their ways. Dusenbu What he found him- 2 STETSON & YOUNG. changed by the undersigned to take poise and good sense and generous by W o ' e t was a most enthusiastic.| sept23d maylid may27d approval "\ 5 .‘"‘h“flnmnhnr 1st, 1909, that is to consideration which is shown by Dr.| Perhaps it is just as well to be poor . all pink and white and 1 S @ 500, for Siorratiny o reRu. Cook. and have your wants get out through two brown eyes that : g g I: B s Sl e 4t clfy missionary as to be rich and ) the soft assurance of one ‘ Every article bearing The Lee “ wdings taken £ s always favored by fortune. His Osgood name is guaranteed as the e been used since the last previous THE NEW BEVERAGE. :-:}:\{.\)Q_ucr troubles found out through ko s Agicrogpagie g b“‘l oty 16 grssassaar Teading shall be' according to the fol- '::h'ht';,;‘;";:.z'f';:‘lg: 7:55023.1“;:[ When in need of Liver Pills, Cough | 1 :0 500 Kilowat: Hours, 5c per kilo- » o E : - watt Hour. B ‘for “buttermilk, which' is now 7 It n: _admnued that President Taft | gities, would it not make “business Syrup, By f Iron and Wine, Headache | 7 0 ,‘,'I,‘ Kilowatt Houfs, 50 for S Teadily produced by the use of the|D8S €lven the western insurgents a |more prosperous in_every legitimate Wafers, Liniments, Tooth Powders, | 500 and 2c for each additional kilowatt Jactic acld bacteria and which 1g | S91ar plexus blow that has upset their | line? “Mr. Saloon Keeper, you have | Toothache Remedies, Cold Cream, Etc., | hour. : . % | vitals, and that they are looking more | had your innings a Jong time. Why EXAM ipuna for sale in ever increasing | ne near-democrats than ever, not give your victims their innings a e s ¢ Ry o Biisance an over e comtry. TEAOSTRFe. an: SVars tttle \hile? Wouldn’t that be a square | RIS ;\"'4:“)‘\.'""”‘,"'”“‘ et g to ew York paper eal? FAIR PLAY. , SO WA Sty buttermilk has become a poputar| LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. | 'Norwich Sept. 27, 100, 0 introduce fine materials, cl A £ ey I e T e g ean The Lee & 0Osgood Co. 3 g mely: Story. . ¥ : Mn the metropolis, One of the prine! mely: methods, scientific equipment ! PLUMBING AND GASFITTING. B w8, JUHN McWILLIAMS, GILBERT 8. RAYMOND, EDWIN A. TRACY, Poard of Gas and Electrical Commis- sioners. irsod GEO. A.-DAVIS We are making a showing of the “Deldare Ware” in Tea Pots, Tea Sets, Pitchers, Plates, Chop Plates, Cups and Saucer, Traye, and Candlesticks. This is a very at- tractive deceration of old English Sub. . ! pal hotels, it is said, sells over a thou- . sand glasses of buttermilk daily at its | war, and many of the leading cafes | and restaurants sell, in the course of a day's Dbusiness, as much as five - undred glasses of the life-prolonging . beverage that cheers but does not in- | ebriate. New York is not the only ity in which the demand for butter- milk has increased amazingly within the last two or three years. The de- §/mand for the beverage extends from I the Atlantic to the Pacific, from the | Great Lakes to the Gulf. There is " scarcely a hotel or restaurant or cafe dn any city that cannot report a great- 1y increased trade in buttermilk, It was found by Professor Metch- inkeff that the buttermilk-drinking nations of the earth were the longest lived—had the highest average life- | rate; and he gave his endorsement to {, the statement that by inhibiting the Mr. Editor: Supposing that the readers of your valued paper enjoy a good story, I send you the following: During a no-license campaign, in another city, it is related that a sa- loon keeper's wife was visiting a lady friend of hers. In course of the con- versation she expressed her fears that the saloons might be voted out, and added: “T don't knew what we shall do to make a living If my husband has to give up his business.” A wash- woman, at her tub in an adjcining room, overheard the conversation and ventured to speak. She said: “Ex- cuse me, ladies, but I overheard fears expressed that the town might vote away the saloons, and if it did you could hardly see how you were to make a living.” Addressing the wife of the saloon keeper, she continued: “My husband receives $12 a week for his wages and spends it nearly all in your husband’s saloon. That's the rea- #on. I have to go out washing. Now, if_they carry no-license, my husband will bring his wages home to his fam- ily and I won't need to go out wash- ing any_move, and you can have my Job. Whether this generous ofter was accepted or not, I have never 131-133 Main Street, NORWICH, CONN. sept24daw Cut Prices on all the latest Sheet Music for a few days only 0T Terrington’s Temple of Music 49 Main Street. into the making of soda crackers was one triumph— To actually bake into them a subtle goodness, a real individnalily, never before known, was another triumph— that the fullest benefit of these fine materials, this careful, cleanly baking, this unique goodness comes :to you unaltered, was the crowning triumph that gave the world, : UneedafBiécuit The Vaughn Foundry Co. IRON CASTINGS ‘urnighed premptly. Large stock of patterns. No. 11 to 25 Ferry Street janzid T. F. BURNS, Heating and Plumbing, M92 Franvklin Strea f intestinal flora by the use of this bac- teria-laden fluid man should live to be 140 years of age. It is the best kind of liquid to drink to one's health in, for it promotes instead of impairs General Contractor All orders racelve prompt and careful attention. Give me a trial order, Sat. Jocs b33 heard. But if the liquor dealers who, | Isfaction guaranteed. - » 4 health. for many years, have been living in Musical Goods of all kinds jects and is not expensive, i : o e i, taye,peen Inine | THOS, J, DODD, Norwich Have you seen the new Card Index Cooking ~ Receipt Outfits. We have them in three styles. Come in and a2l lowest prices septld ¢ " News comes from the west that the | send their wives to the laborious wash heroscope for the future contains three | tub to make a living for the family, \years of as good business as this coun- | While they sclfishly drink up most Telephone 348-2. Norwioh, that they earn should have the tabl & IR try has known. When it gets to go- | tutnaq on (hem, would it be maniy | Have You Noticed the lst us show them to you. We have Ing it may go on awhile because of | in them to complain? Would it be any- | frareased Travel? A Fine Assertment ol much new and attractive merchandiss momentum, thing more. than fair if the poor peo- suitable for Wedding Gifts. Ple whose cernings have been énrich- |\ I¥a A ire sign of soed weather and n~ the saloon men sheuld have a Ine roade 'eople e oul u:.:::':;r ey e ar o 0x | chance to use those earnings for their | the open air. “We furnish the best 1 ¢ bid own comfort and the comfort of their | meothod, and if you'll take one of oue 4t mo Belittling to a man just because | sy milies? If the money these toilers | teams you'll say the same, Whistle has besn blown for it {0 now waste in the saloon was spent for | MAHONEY BROS, Falls in. Are we slaves of fashien? drygoods, groceries and other neces- marlid a sure sign of goed weather ani ... MILLINERY at iittle prices. MRS, G. P. STANTON, GEO. A. DAVIS, 25-29 Broadway sepididaw - Avenue. x i i oct1g