Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 29, 1912, Page 7

. l NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1912 : - 7 KEEPS UP WITH THE DEPARTMENT Ex-Chief William M. Williams in Touch With all —Equipmcnt‘ij From Hand Engines to Autos—Early Days of West.Side | Engine Co. Told by"a Former Resident. J. W. Loomis. There are few ex-fire-chiefs today who can boast of having ever been in touch with the . department from the time of (he old hand engine to the latest thirx in auto apparatus, Nor- wich has but one.living ex-firerchief, but he is active and enthusiastic over department affairs, though he is un- able to' get to as many fires now, in his 85th year, as he did when chief. William M. Willlams was one of the promincnt heads of the locai fire de- Pariment many years ago, a 1 as ane of the leading citizens ol city, ile was familiar with the old hand exn- EX-CEIEF WILLIAM M., WILLIAMS, gines urd more particularly-the jump- ers and, hose carriages. .Alter leaving tha department his interest never ceafed and he was greatly interested at the time it was ohanged to a part paid department and secured horses for the apparatus. He has ridden on some of the chemical wagons, but this week made his record thoroughly up to ddte, as he took a trip on the aute chemical on one of the practice trips. He was taken to the Jalls station, which was built during his adminis- tration, the company there being named after him and remalned the William M. Willilams Engine company until the pald company was placed there. He recalled on the occasion of this visit to the house the vast im- provement that had been made and referred to the fact that the name of the company, which was cut in stone dand placed over the door of the steam- er house had to be dome twice, "as the first one was lost in the Connecti- cut river. Ex-Chief Williams missed only a few minutes of being on the auto when the alarm of fire was sounded, in which case he would have had the experience of responding to an alarm on the auto, after being out of (he department many years. Old Hand Engine Days. In this connection, James W. Loo- mis .of Fairhaven, Mass, W i tere e hand fire en; ¥ on the West Side over fifty ago. a letter fo a friend here he writes this for The Bulletin: I am going to give you seme news about old Nor- wich’'s hand fire engine department. and more, especially our favorii: Nep- In tune No. 5 of Bast Chelsea notoriety which proudly bore the metto | “Work me well and keep me clean 1l také the butt of any macnine.” Of this her crew felt very proud, for the old favorite was never washed and she never refused the butt of eny machine.; You recollect over fifly years ago that on one firemen's parade Jay that old No. 5 won a $20 goid se in. the race from the old tcll b to the reservoir or cistern in - Irank- lin sq and the same day at the » won another $20 gold jom with all the otner ‘alls flagpole piece in compet engines, for throwing water uic high- est over the flagpole. That day was a lively one for the firemen of Norwich, especially the West Side boys. 1 won- der many times if any of the boys are living, especially No. &'s boys. There were three Loomis boys on No. 5 that day who helped to win the two $20 gold pieces, also heiped to put new brooms in the sockets that held the torches. The three Loomis brothers are now living, which 1 be- lieve cannot be duplicated. John W. Loomis, born April 8, 1836, at N is living at Bridgeport; Loomis, born June 18, wich. is living at Fair and Char rorn Octobe 25, 18 h, is now living at Hartford. SODALITY WON IN ALL THE CONTESTS. Had an Easy Time With St. John's Society and Given Royal Entertain- ment. Just fifty members § Joseph's Bodality journeyed to ew London Thursday evening and made aclean sweep of things in the first meeting of | the tournament with St. John’s Liter- ary society of that place. The Norwich boys won in each event, the scores be- ing as follows: Pool, St. Joseph's 197, of St. John's 163; st, St. Joseph's 177, St. John's 166 St Joseph’s 86, St. John's 72; piteh, St. Joseph’s 19, St. John's 13; cribbage, St. Joseph’s 7, St. John's 3. At the conclusion of the play the party, 120 strong, adjourned to Brock- seiper’s hall, where an excellent chow- der supper was gerved. An enjoyable programme of songs and instrumental selections was given by the glee club and orchestra’ of St. Joseph's soclety and a general good time was enjoyed. The visitors left New London for home at midnight, having a special car for the occasion. SOCIALISTS ELECT OFFICERS FOR SIX MONTHS William Kellas Choun Organizer for Six Menths—Committees Named. Local Norwich of the soclalist party met en Thursday evening for its reg- ular we gathering in ‘the Stead building, having 4 good attendance, as the election of officers added special interest to the meeting. Willlam Kel- las was in the chair. The officers for six months were elected as follows: Organizer, Will- iam Kellas; recording secretary, Fred Holdsworth; treasurer, Arthur Fried- man; literature agent, George Moles, Committees were also named as fol- lows: Press, Fred Holdsworth, Daniel Polsky, William Kellas; auditing, N, Siegal, George Moles, Arthur Oddie; agitation, Albert Boardman, L. Fein- berg, Peter Weiss, Arthur Burnham, Hcbert Gley; delegates to county com- mittee, Fred Holdsworth and William Kellag; woman's commitiee, Arthur Oddie, Mrs. Belle Martin, Mrs., Ar- thur Burnham. The meeting also recorded its vote for the names of officers to be placed on the state ballot. Next Thursday evening it was announced = Willlam Kellag is to be the speaker upon the wopic,” Soclalists at 'Work, Delta Alpha Class Entertained. The Deita Alpha class of the First Baptist church was entertained at the home of its teacher, Mrs. . O. Cun- mingham, 3§83 Pearl street, Tuesday evening. An oyster supper was served at €.80, at which the pastor took a gromknent part.. The place eards were ster favors. After supper a busi- ness meeting was held which was soon adjotirned. - Games were enjoved ‘and Mrs. Cunningham entertained at the piano. The party broke up thanking their hostess for an evening of pleas- ure. DIED BISHOP —In Woodstock, March 27 BWilen Webher Bishop, widow of Sher- man B Bishop, aged 71 years. Paneral from the vestry of the Broad- way Congregational ohirch in Nor- wich Friday aftérnoon at 2 o'ctock DELANEY -In Jewett City, March Mre. John C. Delaney M’LELLEN--In Tisbon, March 28, Mrs Mary BE. MclLellen, aged 43 years Smple Remedy for Kndneys Mix one half ounce finid extract ‘buchu, one half ounce. murax com pound, six ounces good pure gin. Take one to two teaspoonfuls of the mix- ture affer each meal and at bed time. The ‘ingredients of this prescription ean be had at any well stocked drug store, Anyone can mix. This treat- ment has benefitted thousands since it was discovered a few months ago. It quickly relieves and restores weak kidneys, bladder and other urinary ochannels. One should not delay after noting symptoms such as backache, rheumatic paing and other well known migns. Serious kidney diseases may dévelop quickly if neglected. * ORDER HOME MADE GRAHAM BREAD FROM CARDWELL’S JEWETT CITY HOTEL New and Up-to-date in evary artioular. IRA F. LEWIS. Proarister, | detail, D AERO VIEW OF NORWICH HAS BEEN PREPARED Second One Fnished 35 Years After the First—Every Street and Build- ing as Seen from the Clouds. ‘Hughes & Bailey Mass., sketch ar pleced a rema of an aero view of Nor ity, which shows every or public, streets, and streets. The drawing represents months’ work and made in fre hand pen and ink and is 40 by 30 inch- The handling of the perspective the artists, Messrs. Hughes and Baile: has been wonderfully done and the preservation of comparative value, among an amazing amount of displays a degree of technical equaled only by unlimited pa- tience and constant application. = It Las :aken_the artists eight months of hard and faithful work to go through the streets and sketch each building . They did most of their ing the summer months. It is quite amusing to hear them relate some f thelr experiences, having been mistaken for burgiars, prospective real estate promoters and curiosity seekers. The work is exceptionally well done and bespeaks commendable praise for Cambridgeport, 1ave just com- ork in the form ichl and vicin- house, priva names of ali 3 is skill the two arti who have so succe fully reproduced such a view of No wich and vicinity It was Mr. Bailey, senior member of the firm, w made the view of Nor- wich in 1877. To place the old and new crawings together would be in- teresting and would clearly show the growth of Norwich since 1877. The view will be reproduced the half-tone copper proc and v be be about 20x40 inches, the largest cop- per plate made, and will be gotten up by subscription. . Hughes is in town making special sketches of industries to place them around the upper and lower margins of the view. NATIONALITY NIGHT AT THE ELKS HOME. Evorything Was French—Provided by Members of That Descent. Third in the list of “natiouality | nights” at the Elks home for Norwich | lodge members,French night, on Thurs- day evening, « ed right up with the succes: ful social sessions previously engineered by the German and the Irish members of Norwich lodge, No 430. The programme which they pro- vided made a jolly evening for about 150 of the members of the lodge, who pronounced French ni hest ever. Frank J. Aubrey, J. B. Caron, Dr. G. A. Comean and Samuel Therrien were the commitiee of arrangements, with the backing of about thirty members of the lodge who claimed French line- age, and they saw to it that the mosphere of the evening was French fiom beginning to e It an in | the rathskellar. where the aborate decorationg were in the French colors of red, white and blue, with ribbon rosettes for those who served as wait- ers to place befere the riembers the following delicious men Soup -au Pois avec Croutons Chops D'Agenau Pototoes a la Francais the following: Solo, Mon Pere Est Une Poulle, Todel Btheir; violin solos, Ray- mond’ B. Eldred; vocal solos by Ray- mond O’'Neil of Poli’ solo, Ce sont les garcons de par cheznous, E. H. Brandamour of Taftville. Each performer was recalled for en- core numbers, and the Elks agreed that French night was one long to be remembered. Norwich Business in Bankruptcy. ib Brothers, who conducted a gro- | e and market at Norwich, have filed | a petition in bankruptcy in ‘the U nited States district court, showing the of which The assets are $1,000 stock in f open accounts, $700 $4 in bank and $25. cash on hand, The pariners have no individual liabilities and one has $§ assets and the other §: 3 firm’s liabilities of $3,137.06, 71 is unsecured. inc l\.d(ng Runs Loom by Hand. I, Rosanna, & manufacturer of sweaters, moved his place of business this week. to the Dziomba building on Franklin street. While Mr. Rosanna's plant 1s one of the smaller manufac- turing concerns of the city, running his loom by hand power, he is doing a good business wilh prospects of en- larging. t as one of (hei it- | s-ver Bisquis Demi-Tasse | In the preparation of the spread the committee had the assistance of Mr,| Cadwell of a well known Franklin| square lunch room. | Thig was followed by a social pro gramme with music, which included The Porteous & Mitchell Gompany Our 39th Anniversary Sale Will Continue Today and Tomorrow With Complete Assortments of Anniversary Offerings Every department in the store is represented amongst the Special Anni- versary offerings and in every instance the merchandise offered com- prises only the newest and most staple kinds of spring goods. Then Make It a Point to Attend This Anniversary Sale Today You'll find that every item advertised is prominently displayed on our coun- ters, and special price tickets will help you locate the Anniversary ofierings. ) » MEN’S WEAR COTTONS, ETC. WASH GOODS WOMEN’S WEAR Anniversary specials in Men’s Neck- | 4-4 , Brown Sheeting — Anniversary | All our Best Quality Dress Prints, in- Anniversary Offerings of Women's wear, Suspenders, Hosiery, Shirts, Un« Price 53¢, value 7Tic. cluding Indigoes, Silver Grays, <| Suits, Coats, Dresses and Waists—Re- derwear, Suits and Top Coats. 4-4 Brown Sheeting — Anniversary| and White, Fancies and Light “”5“ markablé values. & Adudnnadiny oo i Price 734c, value 10c. ing Irnnn—Anmvcrslry Price b5c, AP e Men's New Spring Neckwear, in all 3 regular price ¢ a yard. Wémen's and Misses' Taillored Suits, the leading shapes and colorings— |4-4 Bleached Sheeting—Anniversary Outing Tihsas e wtioke ana | oW spring models, and in all the Anniversary Price 39c, regular price| Price 734c, value 10c u ""_-\ o e g ‘?‘: 4 ] Anmi.| fashionable colors. These are our 50c. 9-4 Brown and I red = 56:_151 Bt Be ‘:"__‘1‘i‘_7 _‘y'{i‘ oni- | regular $15.00 and_ $17.50 Spring Men’s Suspenders, uest quality lisle| Anniversary Price 19c, val versary Price S¢, regular price 8¢ 2| gyits—Anniversary Price $1249. elastic webbing, calfskin ends—An- | Sheets, size 72x90—Anniversary Pruca Dress Ginghams, B Clnnsics”’ Women's and Misges’ Spring Coats, niversary Price 19c, regular price| 33c. e “.“ 1 dark Py vl stylish models, in all the neweést Men's Fancy Lisle and Japanese Silk| 58c, value 7 vard lengths — Anniversary Price ;-1;459 ) Coats—Anniversary Price Hosiery — Anniversary Price 19¢, | Sheets, size 81x90—Anniversary Price| 8¢, regular price 8c a 3 | Sy 3 regular price 25c a pair 69¢c, value 89 06-itich Dre 'vwhnw kb a6 Women’s and Misses' Dremseg, of fine Men's Medium “'f"%-lt Shirts and | pillow Cases—Anniversary Price 113c, | colorings, a big men e ";“”‘} R f‘r“.“m”‘:"f"” Drawers all - Anniversary | value 15¢ : Anniversary Price 8}/, regular price hndte. Mot prise $7S0IRats Price 42c, regular p)l e b0c. s % Tic & Sare. shades, regular price $7.50—Anni- . Pillow es—Anniversary Price 17¢, | ¥ | wversary Price $6.89. Men's Kid Gloves, the celebrated value 15,000 yards of newest spring designs . b pra==ly » % f 3 y . | ° E ’ ne SISTS | Women's Walists, a big assortment, Fownes” make—Anniversary Price Cot Blanl | in 27-inch I ghams—100 de- . 3 1 $1.29, regular price $1.50 a pair 067Ilm ‘,]qn.:d: Anniversary Price P - from—Anniversary including white V,Em)rr:I nlahllu and o 3 A ol ¢, value 8 sisnt o fineimy: embroidered, pencil stripe adras, Men's Blue Chambray and Black and| .y "\ .o nkets — Anniversary |, F7ic0 8/2¢, regular price 12%c a yard.| gqainty lingerie, etc. resular ‘prices White Working Shirts—Anniversary Price $1.64, va inch Zephyr Dress Ginghams, in a $1.00 and 31 Anniversary Price Price 39¢, regular price 50c. o 'c Sk o4 N A range of newest spring designs| 89c, : : e _ » | Woo Slankets ersary £ r Jlor: ey Men's Negligee Shirts, newest spring| g5 g5 ey 50 o st rice| and colorings, including I;.mm colors | ywo men's Mannish Shirts and Waists, patterns — Anniversary Price 79c, 4 Anniversary Price 10)z¢, r¢ with plain and embroidered fronts. regular $1.00 Shirts. .\]\p—\\mm Plaid Blankets—Anniversary rice 12%c a yard. oy ‘m‘_"' rice 32—Anniversary Priu' 5, 2 $8.50 b e ety Men's Solsette Pajamas, in plain and| Crice ‘55;91’- ue 38 | $1.69 fancy colors—Anniversary Price 98c, | AlLwool Flaid Blankets -Anniversary || ACE DEPARTMENT Women's Mannish Shirts and Waists, gular price $1.50 a Sui -95, value $10.00. in all the newest spring models, reg- A 1 § - 2 . : s. Heavy Weight Blue Denim | Anmversaryv Off.av‘mgs of Laces, Em ular price 95—Anniversary Price Overalls — Anniversary Price 3%, TABLE LINENS, ETC. broideries, Trimmings, Neckwear, Etc.| $239, regular -price 50c a pair. s S . . All Linen Clupy Lace FEdgings, all| TRk 2 . §0-inch S: "inish able Damask— 1 1 un € i ! Men's Cotton Worsted Working ‘Al:myvers‘ar Price 20c a ‘ard‘“ 3 width Anniversary Price 5c a yard, | DRESS LININGS Trousers, in a variety of patterns 0 4 ('yl ] yl 2 alue 10c and 1 Anniversary Price $1.19, regular|70-inch Satin Finish Table Damask—| ‘o0 it bes st il SRR finl S G il ste Bands, w v irish Lace, | Best Quality Kid-finish Lining Cam Gt $1.50 5 ol Anniversary Prics 48c a yard, value | Baliste Bands Wits Boby ot e | ™ brics Anniveraary Price .\]lg'l‘lj;r:w{lng \;\1:(»,.‘1 ll.rw.n .jy-y'rpu;a :n‘ult'.;. 70-in Irish Line ki Deisaial te 59¢ and 75¢ 26-inch Satteen, very lustrous finish, ntees ast color, lined v y arsasgog . = 11-¢ vh e i 11 line of colors, regular price o R T B f4 i wad nniversary P . value Aace All-over, white am n a fu r 1 Best Quality Serge. in all sizes, reg- versary Price 89c a yard, va \ Anniversary Price 59c a| 23c a yard—Anniversary Price 19c. ular and stouts—Anniversary Price d | All I 3 anvas, in blask $12.50, regular price $1: 64 and 68-inch Half-bleached, all pure | . e e P pig i S impes, black, white and ecru,| and brown 1la se 26 Men's Spring Welght Top Coats, in| Linen—Anniversary Price 48c a yard, ; ack N i Prie T black and dark gray, silk faced to| Value 53¢ and 69¢ Anniversary Price Bchi vard i y 3 the edge—Anniversary Price $12.50, Xa;g»)\im, size 5-8—Anniversary Prices| K I dilad Eheainieaal AT regular price $15.00. 69¢ a dozen, 5c—at $1.15 a | Black Lace All-over, silk embroidere TMENT 2 : 2 dozen, value $1.5 $1.68 asdozan. or yoking /-}n’mversary Price 98¢ a ART DEPAR —— value $2.00, yard, value $1.50. Stamped Jabots, on linen, new designs BOYS’ WEAR —[.,1,“‘ Cloths, all pure ucked Net, white and ecru| —Anniversary Price 7c, value 12%c. and guimpes Price 98c a yard, Anniversary value $1.50. St ed Tray Cloths, assorted sizes— Anniversary Price 19¢, value 26c 4 Boys' Silk-lined Golf Caps—Annivers- value sary Price 39¢, regular price 50c. Bed Spreads AMgNL. nbroideries, Edgings and|gtamped Waists, on wolle—Anniver- Boys' Knickerbocker and Bloomer| Iy imperfect — Ann,vercar,‘ ~ Price nniversary Price 5c¢ a| sary Price 39c, value 5% and 7&c. Trousers, sizes 4 to 16—Anniversary | $1.59, value $2.00 10 Stamped Pillow C , all linen, meat Price 38¢, regular pric ¢ a pair. |1g:inch Absorbent Diaper, standard | Hamburg Embroideries ir [dg-| designs—Anniversary Price $189 a Boys' Two-piece Suits, of navy serge grade—Anniversary Price 48c for a ings and Insertings to match Anm- pair, value $2.00 and mixture, sizes 5 to 17—Anniver- | ten-yard piece, value ¢ versary Price 19¢c a yard, value to | Bureau Scarfs and Pillow Shams, hem- sary Price $3.39, regular price $5.00. 36-inch English Long Cloth—Anniver- | 0% stitched and scalioped edges—Anni- Boys' Russian and Blouse Suits, of | sary Price 96c for 12-yard piece,|18-inch Embroidered Flouncings, for| versary Price 19, value 25 navy serge and mixtures, sizes 3 to valite $1.50. waists and dresses-— Anniversary | jjand-drawn Linen Scarfs, assorted 8—Anniversary Price $4.39, regular| jemmed Turkish eTE. ANnRiv e F"'ICes 29 a yard, value ddc. patterns — Anniversary Price 79, price $5.50. sary Price 12/e, value 17c. 2 Embroidered Ali-over _for| value 98c. Boys' Norfolk and Double-breasted | jammed Turkish Towels, extra uali- 5, yokes, ete.—Anniversary Price | irigh Crochet Opera Bags, hand-work Bulty, Jsisey (.7 lo) 18 An-"-'\,’ers.ary ty—Anniversary Price 28c, value 39c. | 200 &' yard, value sic. Anniversary Price 98¢, value $1.50. Price $5.39, regular price $6.50 ) | £2-inch Embroidered All-over for | Roval Society Embroidery Cottom, odd Boys' Rubber Coats, sizes 4 to 18 | waists, vokes, ctc.—Anniversary Price | ghadesAnniversa Price 10c a vears—Anniversary Price $2.39, reg- RlBBONS 59¢ a yard, value 7hc and $1.00 dozen. 2 ular price $3.00. All Silk Taff Ribbon, 3 inches wide, and 27-inch Embroidered All-over — In_blac hite and all the wanted | Bar snnsitn, vaoy Adaischiv] lr”:r’:i:’b]»n Alnr‘nversary ‘Prwce Qn,‘ for lingerie waists Anniversary CHILDREN’S DRBSES 9 eguls rice 1214¢ a yard value. $2 8 WOMEN'S SWEATERS |, [*0iar brice 2% o sia Prics $8c a yard, valuo 230 | (L () New Spring_Dresses, ot Women's and Misses’ Coat Sweaters— | inches wide, in black, 1 b .’fl‘l‘ij‘f‘fm',’r“‘i’“rsg'r‘; \P“‘_'{C‘e‘ o ‘percale and plflm ging- Anniversary Price $2.39, regular the wanted colo: iversary a.yard value 25 /2! latest spring style, ages 2 to ¢ years, regular price T5c—Anniver- sary Price 59c. price $3.00. Women's and Misses’ Price 18¢c, regular 1,000 yards of Fancy Women's Neckw Silk L yard % including Coat Sweaters— Rib Bows Jabot s paiy N y Annw;r.oa)ry Price $3.39, regular wldfi‘“ in ;} sp : of | P‘rn‘:::'iz*yzc,) I8 s Anniversary e r_\”l“, m},'r:}’."d';e'}fm‘vfi;‘,fi price $5.00 novelty effects sirable for Hair ses of chambray, el d Ribbons, Etc. — Anniversary Price Made Veils, Shetland finish, in black, ingham—two pairs of “Kickers” 19c, regular prices 25¢ and 39c a| White and colors —Anniversary Price| with each dress, regular prices $1.5 HOS[ERY SPECIALS vard 59¢, value $1.00, and $1.20 Anmvorsary Price $1.08. e PR e Chiffon Made Ve 2 yards long and A IR SR ash Ribbons, 5-yard pieces. in white, | wide. oIl golors—Ahnivaskaty A pink and blue—Anniversary Prices: P 79 $1.00 RESSES ETC sary Week are in the Hosiery Depart- TR RN e rice 79¢, value $1.0( HOUSE D! i fsent. No. 11,—6c a piece, value S Women's One-plece House Dresses, CHILDREN'S Fast Black Ribbed Hos- No. 2 —8c a piece, value 10 KITCHENWARE DEP'T. fals are percales and ginghama | ery, full ;r,.smless sizes 6 to 9%— AR t and dark colors, made w | fery, ful Pt ain, Thin Blown ‘Tumblers—Anni- 5 3 | Anniversary Price 8c, regular pr lNITlAL versary Price 42c, regular kg +4% h ;f‘!\\' ‘Ilyx”rl\niI\)/:lr;:r;UP}:ic:e;Q‘::]ar price | 10c a pair \ dozen h & < 1‘11]1J)]’.E.\'I\' Fast Bl:\i\ l;{;ie‘\[{‘,g_ HANDKERCHIEFS 8¢ lated Alarm Clocks, reliable in n \‘~ ‘\}.I‘N-!‘vj ;\‘,K,,}:; ly&l(;:v“":“?rlzlxk(lri:? iery, seamless, sizes 6 to 9% —Anni- | \en's Japonette Handkerchiefs, with way—Anniversary Price 59c,| 10vg ' . 5 versary Price 1dc, regular price 19¢ | gl fobtaia - all loteoecas With - Sride T8 y g.ui reguiar price 39c—Anniversary a pair, sary Price 8¢, regular i o <‘ rice 69¢c. L n CHILDR S Brilllant Lisle Hosiery, i | Women's uslin Night Robes, a va- |} tast black, sizes 6 to 9% —Anniver- CARPETS, ETC |DRESS GOODS riety of styles, all daintily trimmea sary Price 19c, regular price 2ic a y . | ) s & R with hamburg and lace, regular pair. 27-inch Napier Stair Carpet—Anniver- | 7"_;“ .pixng‘ " “V:J‘:'I"nfl.\"f”A'nr’:‘lt- price $1.00—Anniversary Price 89c. WOM Brililant Lisle Hosier { sary Price 33c, regular price 4ic a vgrsary Price 39¢, regular price bic men's Corsets, in both long and ‘ fast black, gauze weight, with gar yarg a 1 short models, with four hose sup- | 7r¢]&7§' A'nnivers_lry Price 19¢c, regular 1uu \ln.z ed \(mAl.,\_v‘ Rugs, p\u,cjv = siting, wnite ground with ]Amr(urs our ;»g;:a;gjOv Corsets— price 25¢ a pair. o inches — Anniversary rice . ripes -’A ’i - Pri nniversary Pri . {] WOMEN'S Sflk Lisle Hoslery, fast $1.23, regular price 31.75 ; x?u?'l )’l‘ll?l\:h '.NCHAV?':::P/ vios Mo Women's Corsets, in all the begt known black, medium weight, with garter|Two-part, Soft Top Mattresses, full]. M-ieoat el iare with| makes—Warner's, C B, R. & G., Ivy, tops—Anniversary Price 19¢, regu- size—Anniversary Price $2.49, regu- el s » e, . Wi Thomson's, Royal Worcester, Kte.— |} lar price 25c a pair lar price $3.25. | 4 it bt oy ’f\”,"'““’:"fsla" Price 3%c,| . regular $1.00 Corsets—Anniver- || WOMEN'S Pure Silk Hosiery, in black, WS U i | sary Price 89c. || ke 1 o, 2nd | WINDOW DRAPERIES | " s Vi mowes qualit of regular 50 | Yard-w m- Curtain Muslin '”"vfii > nniversary rice E DEPT. Anniversary Price 29c. terns for Sash and 1 By e AN By ‘§‘MALVL“.\VAR akids Bea § | i 3 Fine tality Annivers Price egular | 5 Suiting Serges, in t ar omen's Wide Silk Flastie , in “;(‘,\,L;\\\“irllr.':-r‘”:f»‘*' ‘gl(‘mi)_ and regu- Hr:: ‘l 10¢ a:ym,qm“ ; S - Annvversary Price 7%, T | black and ‘ul‘;r:: rté;wlar price Boc-- R H bl | * price $1.00 a rd Anniversary Price 29c. 3 value—Anniversary Price | Opaque Window Shades, eight good L colors—Anniversary Price 19c, Teg- | 43-Inch All wool Poplin, in ten of the | Celluloid Dressing Combs, in wmtx and ular price 25¢ each | most popular sprinig colorings—An- | colors, regular price 260—Anni- KNIT UNDERWEAR 1100 pairs of Ruffied Muslin ¢ m{a:nh,‘ v‘v;v‘:rs’ary“f:rrce 79¢, regular price _versary Price 15¢c. full lengths—Anniversary Price 36c,|, * " & e bR Women's ‘gl;x’nfil;a Swl(g:hes.H of good Two cases of Women's Summer regular price 49c a pair. 'L'“ann‘ 4 nh ,:!llr-v\nu.fimflpv:y A\rvc: ‘,‘,, v .P;v hrn flr; ';.ondu" ot Weight Ribbed Pants, knee length| Net Curtains, flat, with pretty re-| Goms oo 08 O AN | Do T e $1.30 ; vy and lace trimmed, both regular and | naisance edging and inserting—Anni g s ke L Y extra large sizes—second quality of | versary Price 79c, regular price §1 kb Women's Velve 28, gilt trimmed, 25¢ and 2% Pants — Anniversary a pair. 3 1\ long cord 1dle, regular price Price 19c. . e T L NEW SILKS $1.00—Anniversary Price 78c. Women's Medium Weight Ribbed UMBRELLAS teed Jhnda ” G Women's Black Leather Carriage Bags, Vests and Panls', long and short Ann‘versary' Price 29¢ . ther lined. with purse inside, reg | sleeve vests, ankle and knee length | Umbrellas. sizes 26 and 28-inch for ice 3¢ yard Anniversary Priee | pafils.‘regulu Bl;d_extrzg\urge siz Men and Women, piece-dved taffe nek Sirlpedl SUE 3 i 98c. —Anniversary Price c, regular| (s covering —Anmvarsary Price $1.50, i’ Fetes o e en's Unbreakable Mesh Bags, price 39¢. regular price $2.50. “““‘,,"53:5’ FAet 20 RoRulan W h frames, unlined. regulsr | Women's Medium Weight Fine Ribbed | Umbrellas for Men and Wemen, sizes K 1 bt i et i " price $3.00—Anniversary Price $2.00. \esls and Pants, long and short 6 and 28-inch, o1l silk and yarn e AR RICarsiny Phice 06 ot jox Writing Paper, Initialed, pants‘ N‘gu ar and extra large sizes— —Anniversary Price 42c, regular price 50c. Price $298 regular 1rm~ $5.00. CANDY DEPARTMENT 33¢ a box—Anniversary 17o. Linen-finish \\x\.mx . pound packages, regular price pound—Annive ury Price 17¢. Silk Foulards, dots, in all colorings in stripes, flgures an the fashionable spring Anniversary Price 39c VES An Anniversary Special—Chocolates, regular prices 3% and 75c a yard. LONG GLO 59(: including Butter (‘reams, Fruit Cake, | 35-inch All Sillz; Messaline, the most lvln,\ldeA;Alvlh;Slfi prices during Ann Women's 16-Button Length Long Silk| Cream. Raisins, Cocoanut Squares. | pepular silk of the season, in blac versary ‘Week— Gloves, in both black and white, and Belmont _Coceanut Creams—Anni- white and all the spring colerings. 4-ounce at BSe, value 10c in all sizes—Anniversary Price 59c,| versary Price 29c, regular price 40c| best $1.00 Silk—Anniversary Price 8-ounce at 10e, value 1b¢ regular $1.00 value. a pound. 79c. 16-ounce at 15¢, value 26« The Porteous & Mitchell Company 4