Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 7, 1914, Page 8

R v ot N FAGE BROKE 00T - IN RED SPOTS Blotchy All Over. Became Scaly. Scratched Until Made Them Bleed. Used Cuticura Soap and Oint= ment, Face and Head Cured. 34 Gilbert St., New Britain} Comn.— “My little boy's-face-used to get awful red and sometimes when I used to wash it it ‘would bleed. Then it got. blotchy all over and was horrid looking. His face broke out in red spots-and then beeamescaly. Hes used to scratch them until he would- make thembleed. ‘Then hishead started to-break out. He was restless at night and com- plained of his face being sore. His head ‘was all little cuts from scratching it. S0 I thought. I would send for a sample of the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I only used tham for a few days when there ‘was such 2 change in his looks. His face began to gt clear. When the sample was gono I got onecake of Cuticura Soap and one bex of Cuticura Qintment. I washed his face with the Cuticura Soap and warm water every night and morning and applied the Cuticura Ointment for four weeks and his face was cured. I got another cake of ‘Cuticura Soap and ane box of Cuticura Oint- ‘ment and was only using them for two weeks snd they made his scalp nice and clean. His head was cured.” (Signed) Mrs. Isabeile Guenther, May 26, 1913. For treating poor complexions, red; rouzh ‘hands, and dry, thin and fatling hair, Cuti- cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have been the ‘worid's favorite for more than a gen- eration. A singleset isoften sufficient. Sold by druggists and dealers throughout the world. Liberal sample ot each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post-card siCuticura, Dept. T, Boston. A@rMen who shave and shampoo with Crie oureSoap,willind it best for skin and scalp. ANTI-SUFFRAGE SPEAKER. Mrs, Grace Duffield Goodwin Secured by Norwich Branch. In response to a great demand the DR. EDWARD J. LYNCH. | Despite th inclement weather, one of the largest meetings that White Cross | council, No. 13, Knights of Columbu has held this season, assembled in the | council chamber in the Steiner build- ing on Kriday evening. The meeting was opened promptly at 8 p. m. by Grand .Knight Henry D. Buckle: A arge amount of routine business was transacted, which included the election | | of four new members and the reception | | of twelve applications for membership. | | It was announced that more than $200 | { had been the net result of the annual | reception and ball recently given by the | council in the armory. The committee appointed to look up ADDRESSED KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Dr. E. J. Lynch of Norw:ch Sanatorium Gives Instructive Talk on Tuberculosis—White Cross Council Made $200 From Annual Ball—To Celebrate Anniversary. e e and 12 we find that in the vear 1890, 102,199 pegple died of consumption in the United States, a_proportion of over 12,000 per 100,000 deaths. In 1900, 11,058 people died of consumption, a proportion of over 10,000 per 100,000 deaths. It will be seen that over 100,- 000 lives are lost a year through this dread disease or to put it a little dif- ferently one death out of every ten is caused by consumption. In fact more people die of consumption than of scarlet fever, measles, typhoid ferer, diphtheria, whooping-cough and in- fluenza_altogether. Fully eighty per- cent. of the victims of tuberculosis are in the middle period of life, between the ages of fifteen and fifty. Has Two Aims. The general indications for prophyl- axis or prevention in pulmonary tu- berculosis may be classified as includ- ing two broad aims. First to destroy the tubercle bacillus and prevent its spread in the dried state and second when once it has gained entrance to the body to eliminate it as quickly as possible or inhibit its growth by means of the vital energies. The tubercle bacillus which is the one and only cause of tuberculosis is unable (ex- cept when cultivated artificially in the labaratory to increase or multiply out- side the body of either human beings or animals. _ This is partly because it requires high body temperature and partly because of its slow growth as it is crowded out of existence by oth- er micro-organisms which grow more rapidly and luxuriantly. Fresh air and sunlight destroy it. It therefore ex- ists among us only from being present in (1) the secretions of tuberculosis human beings and (2) in the milk and meat of tuberculous animals. The bacillus gains entrance to the human stem first and most frequently from tuberculous matter given off by con- sumptives after it has become dry and pulverized and the bacilli diffused in | the air are then either directly inhaled THE PYRENE FIRE EXTINGUISHER FOR MOTOR CARS AND GARAGES. You will get a liberal discount on your insur- sance if you have a PYRENE FIRE EX- TINGUISHER attached to your car, ready to operate. A few shots of Pyrene, even if directed through the radiator, will put out the most stub- born fire—so quickly that it will surprise vou. Non-damaging, non-cor- rosive and will not freeze, Delivered to your ad- dress complete: with bracket for attaching to car, on receipt of $7.50. The C. S. Mersick ! & Co., 272-292 State St., 11-27 Crown St., New Haven, Connecticut ses; (2) on a prolonged stay if nec- essary and inadequate after care. Characteristic Peculiarities. Any physician be he general prac- tioner ‘or consultant who has to deal with tuberculosis patients and who considers sanatorium treatment to be indicated, in many cases will be con- fronted frequently, perhaps in the ma- jority of cases which come under his observation, with a type of fear or preconcieved dislike for institutional treatment. The first thought with which this individual is possessed is the idea that he is sure to meet pa- | tients much sicker than himself, who are real consumptives, while he im- agines himself to be only slightly tu- berculous. Perhaps it is only in the presence of the physician who diag- Ros the case that he is willing even to admit that he may be tuberciilous. This particular state of mind which | in not wishing to be classi- | with other tuberculous pationts - only with those hz pardonable although ng weak lungs characteristic. o quarters for the council re- | 3 - se % A newly organized Norwich branch of | Dermanent quarters for th ouncil re2 o rtaken into the gastro-intestinal Joat fmedma) RLAL QR NDICRIE LIS the Connecticut State Association Op- | Ported that he had a number Of | {y0e” ana second, from the use of in- losis patient does not like anything Dosed to Woman Surage has engaged | Dlaces under consideration Announce- | g7otey e ¥t i peiter than to find —some physician, Mrs. Grace Duffield Goodwin of Hart- | Ment was also made that the 30th | . i who in spite of the positive diagno- ford for an evening address here. Mrs, | niversary of the formation of the coga- | What The State is Doing. sis of several others, confirmed by Goodwin, who spoke before the housc | il would he observed on Monda¥| uo State of Comnecticut in three | POSItIVE sputum tests will declare that rules committee at the anti-suffrage Feb. 16th. A programme Of|most important and effective ways is | e only Das weak lungs, W the hearing in Washington, D, De. vhich will include an ad-| cirrving on fts crusade against tuber. | Patients fear of reinfection has been 4th, is well known as a speaker and | dr State Deputy William J. Mul-| cyjosis, first by establishing Sanatoria, | &ued out of him, when he is told writer of great ability and her book | ligan has been arranged for that ocea- | 50, %% B B T8 SOVET | that the well —equipped sanatorium is Ten Good Reasons, is considered one |sion. As the next regular meeting of | 07 " COBEC D T GURONRIEIA%D [ the safest place not to contract the of the strongest arguments agalnst |the council would occur on Friday ).y tvpes of ca the advanced case { discase, he willibxing, foxrth: amother suftrage. Norwich is fortunate in hav- | evenin 20th, the date of the an- | 2.0 (VDS OF cases se: cases which | €XCuse for not wanting to go to the ing an opportunity to hear this side | nual cl Dball, it was :<.m|l “I'l“t‘l\- | e b D ikl st e e :\.\nul‘ur\:n‘n.‘ | He will v _he is un- of the question presented by such an | pense with that meeting and hold the | 5% 100 Selves "and 1n whose careless. | 3DIe to beal the sight of other patients able woman as Mrs. Goodwin. meeting on Monday, ¥ o\:i‘::;‘. 1. (| ness lies the chief source of infection: :"!;"h‘lij‘x l&h\'jr;” ;:L’n ,,“,‘,'r ‘)‘,,',f;:'; hatse by the lecturer, M. J. Coscoran, | Second, by rendering effective flanclal | ¢oughing by others. when the physi- o notncad that. Dr Waward T | ":::lr'm‘;_‘ :‘!‘;")";_L"’f(-'r“‘"‘;‘j“‘”\“-("'»“‘fd Gl wild have assived Him ‘that:thers How to Save | Tvcis ot the: state tuberculosis sana- | by Tedulring the registration of every | iulesy coushing in & sanatorium than | torium had consented to address the | e : - e during a grippe epidemic in any street ‘h\m\”*g on Tuberculosis, Prevention | o In our state sanatoria the af-l.ar of an average sized city, because our Eyes fana Sanatorium Trcatment” ° Do | 01090 Door veccive the care s Great |in a sanatorium the patient only [ o B vaber ot} Bernano | oDty thews xequirk. M1t s’ thienc! over: | aliowed! to icough whinthe ikt ex ouncil, No. 1350, of Shelton, was given | ’1"0‘\\ uw}p IA‘-‘dlgu;g‘ !_\::x es.“.:;:nl r(«»ne; pectorate— (being taught to control . sitis g husiastic reception when he | el poorer section of our|his cough at all other times) which Try This Free Prescription |an enthusiustic receplion’ when' Re | (el piasus spots, which furntsh the | b (golEhg 45,2 oiher times) which ST B ks ere TRE Gercuativiion by rpresent foci and source of the dis- | comfort and recovery, that the spirit N { Robert Koch, of the spec cause of | " tuberculosis pre-eminent- } uynd mental atmosphere of the sana- Do your eyes give You trouble? Do |,R0Pert OCr O 1€ FRNC o e of [ 1¥ @ house-bred disease. It is not con_ | torium is one of hope and content- you aiready wear eveglasses or spec- | 1 [UIC ¢ manifested by the fact, | (481ous in the ordinary acceptance of | ment the prospective sanatorium pa- tacles VJlmu‘A_x_xds of people wear |5 i o “the that have elapsed | the term. tient wiil bring forth the third ex- theen: 8 ‘”?"?“m WhO oight eaSlly | the innumerable wdrkers have ampli- How Disease is Contracted. he will say but Doctor, I shall dispense with them. WYou may be one | ;.5 ung extended but in no way essen-| In the vast majority of instances it | igmatized if it becomes known of these, ko g duty to save | 4 T odified his original position Eiractell Sromiifins it =oant or | m tuberculous and an ex-pa- e loo late. The | ring the past thirty vears we have house which has been previously of & sanatocilia. (MYNonmer Sl neglected more than any s 5 ployes will not wish to take me back he! Zan ofihe entinehodsts ALt been gradually getting accommodated | contaminated or is being contaminat- | Plove - e e other organ of the entire body: After | Po€h BISCOR ST BER 08 S important | ed by the carcles s B < into their office or shop. That there Son fmeh your daws work you sit|to the new-views, the mos ant | cd by the carelessness of a ghnsump- | I0t0 their office or shop. That there down and rest' your muscles, but how |Single effect of which -has been altive. There is little if any danger |iS some justification in this S 3 s ide crusade agains berct- | from tr = o famEel | must admit for here we approach the Sbout your eyes? Do you rest them? | World wide crusade against Tubercu- | from transient exposure to contamin- " ol | <bout your eyes? you_rest t | T o e et S 1 se aent which still rampant You ow you do not. You read or |losis as a preventable dises ated places. On cannot.contract con- | S - e L °F t i - single fact i g 1 = | some sections of the country and do something else that keeps your| The most important single fact in|sumption from riding in a street cam : b 53 > fribu ¥ the diseadge ih anis!nor probabl = e | among some people who have not in eves busy; you work your eyes uniil | the distribution of the disease in ani-|nor probably from sleeping a night | 2mong some people who have not in- ou go to bed. That is why so many |mals Is fts widespread prevalence in]or two in a birth on a railroad train | necr SN O0CIoTibue " consumptive ave strained eyes and finally other | bovines, from which nearly all the for b ich has been previously oc- | SONESE ) CORSCE ER 08, ined in the eve troubles that threaten partial or |milk and large proportion of our|cupied by a careless consumptive, All |Porticulafly the one trained in the stal blindness. I > mere- | meat are derived. In man, tubercu- | such ideas of the danger of consump- | jonalOTIUM 1S Dot & MenACe o S (€0 crutches; they mnever cure. This | s is his most universal scourge,|tion eome of ignorance and exagger- | oua ail avenues to work ana soci- | free prescription, which has benefited g the epithet stowed | ation. The period at which consump- | gie® g il o0e the eyes of =0 many, may work eq nyan of the “Captain of | tives are most dangerous to their fam_ | e = wonders for you. Use it a shor | Dea 1t estimated | jlies and to the community is ! Education and Charity. Would you like vour eve tr | enth of all deaths | they are far advanced in the We not only need a littie more ed disappear as if by magic s |are due to it. 1 gland and Wales | and are very iil, then it is tha ucation but also a little more chari prescription. (Go to Lee } here were 54,435 tths from Tuber- | expeciorating a great deal they are too | toward our consumptive fellow-men he nearest wideawake d ¢ 1909, United St It {ill or careless to tuke the precaution | The tuberculosis problem will be solv- get a bottle of Optona tablets; flil | is ted that responsible for | destroying their sputum and se | ed only, by a humane, just, sSympathet- a two-ounce botile with warm water, | of the deaths annual_| guarding others from its danger. It is |ic and helpful attitude toward pa- drop in one tablet and allow to are found in all tu- {in this I way that the State San- | tients within and outside institution roroughly dissolve. Wi this liquid in the sputum 18 cticut are doing such | When patients are taught @ athe the ey two to four times sons, they may bela g Not only in arresting | rightly trained they are bound to b daily. Just note how quickly your ntless numb nd are | the apparéntly *hopeless | Come’ the im aluable co-worke eyes ciear up and how soon in- 1 and found r n taking these away from |in our A tuberculosis propaganda dammation will disappear. Don’t be or human filthy surrodindings just at the { and labors for the consumptive poor, afraid to use il; it is absolutely harm- There are when they are most dangerous to rly so when they are imabued ess. Many who are now blind might € expectoratior £l e i 5 dea that tho ey may nave saved their eyes had they started inced disease of the | ¥ be seemingly disab they still o care for them in time. 'This is a of - ,R“f“”',s Conxtant Cure. ! valueable and useful members c simple treatment, but marvelously St Atk moas st 1e fact is that there is no chronie | (F 0 cffective in muititudes of cases. Now been estimat uiring more persistent and | ' i = hat you have been warned don't de- ch cauma are. more absolute personal | a2y a day, but do what you can to|and ene-third half Lo four | control on the part of a physictan than | PLANS COMPLETED FOR xave vour eves and are. likely to | thrown of twenty-four hours. | © fubsrculosiE BUSINESS MEN'S BANQUET. hank us as long as you live for pub- | Ajjowed to o o doctor ist regulate every - e ishing this prescription [ Gust and s distributed for and swige | tail of the patient's life, must enjoy his | Five New Members Also Received at — === ===| Scores of xim niathuye WHoyn el sEe Seollildence (i L nspineas hiny DipectorsiiMeetng: from p huildings, streets, il. j LWo principles; « the general meeting of the board of direc = = 7 e and various loealities, | Management. and the skilful app! the Norwich Business Men's T S e arigus b tions of remedies to meet complica- | hold in ibelr BT the et Enb T IoEIR. R »n held in their rooms in the i be brought v'n‘v)A me] "h.”;lc” T,: tions; the modern and successful building Friday evening at § i an the long irts of women, | (reatment of tuberculosis depends. A | Golock. the following five names were l Tt is interesting to note that in | Persistent attempt has been made in | presenied for membership and were a Sanatoria, the dust as shown by ex- | ALY quarters to prove that sanato- | cepted—I. . Topliff, H. B. Porter & periments with dust samples which I|Iium treatment is of no value. The | Son, 1. Holbrook. James . C: 2 Lave carried out at the state Sanatoria | 275UMents adduced show a complete | ang’ Thames Square Garage. The other Feremaat e L mis-apprehension of the scope and | principal matter of the evening was the ode of such treatment, of the rela- 1 plans for their an- e | completion of the plans for their an Office of the Those Susceptible. tion which it bears to other curative | nual banquet on Tuesday evening nex S(Tgetu(j?:yl:’:)‘)‘sss(ix::gr: i Fortunately the human body is not | *E,CieS and a disregard of the nature |1t is reported that the full number of l, 5, A y 18 and causes o erculosis. tek - the hanguet had be is- The ordinances of the Clty "ol weor-|a good culture media for the tubercle e % tuberculosis tickets for the banquet had been dis WiCh Proviae inat Lhe owner or owhers, | bacilli, the adult human individual in anatoria Justified posed of. : = geeupant or tecupants, privaie cor’|normal health seoms to be practically | Sanatoria are justified in exactly the | On the list "T[S""‘*‘:";‘h;)’:“:i"d o ions, ersou ying care of | immune to natural infection and yet | Same wa s are hospitals and schools. | by the committee are thos 54 any building or 1ot 01 280 SNCUEHRE | one-seventh of the numan race die of | In cach case the conditions are ar- | SPeak upon various topics which will thin the City, ¢ there is u Side- | tubercilosis, because in numerous | rs vor ‘the ‘worlt o be ‘done. [Jnake the programme o PR -cR e 07 alk graded, or graded and paved, | ways they render t elves suscepti_ | Sanatorium freatment at its best rep- | terest. They include Mavor T. C. Mur- shall cause to be Temoved tiereirom |jhle hy lowering the resistance of the | resents the sum of wh i phy dge, John H. Barnes, Willlam any and all snow, sieel and ice Wil | pody forces. Dwollers TR aitic in |1 firing tHe That (s \“' o M | J. Kelly of the Boston chamber of yiree hours aiter the same shall have | e ; S S el T g Y- Seven years 1 ohnston and Sec- falien, deposited or yund, or | the dark « illeys and tenement | i tment of pulmonar iber- | commerce, Preside 1 S ‘[’.’" g withii hours ui sunricc when | houses, workers in cellars and illver heltered site, hyper-aera- | ry Valentine of the State Business L have falien in tie night | ilated rooms, pe addicted to drink v and night. dust free | Men's associatior also, thal whenever the sia 7 O meie brone i ta 1o . s 2 oS eWidlk, OF &Ny Part iiere: adjoining ] 2 aRUCh imore P to the disease. reinfection, suitable food any ‘bullding or lot 14, Or any Prevention Treatment. tuberculing and above | Jacob E. Kul the wireless ieet, squa ion, shall nof lation of rest and exercise | on the Monroe, sung off the covered w ve the duty The pre fon of tube osis is: so | according to temperature. There is P ne ho as report occupants, priv ation, or any | ¢ Sy relatediit e treatment alternative method it e given his life, be 2 person having t such buud- | that a discussion of this phase of the | treatir 2 well marked case, and the |and sgone (o his de 1, was g or to causs sucly sidewalk to|subject is called for. People every-|choice lies hetween such ireatment | hoy isito the home o be made and convenient by re- | where are e to the preventable | under continuc redical supervisior trov of Packer, spe se moving therefrom, or covering | character of i the s Preventdblel] undes puonoin _f“”” 1 ‘muperyisi Y. LBrown. of. Batier, [pe tie same with sand othier suit- & =@ sease andmoyer he-i SLC0 LAOLS suitable hygenic con- |eral summers i ag able substance. fore has both lay and profe nal i iiicn. nd a more or less imperfect The failure to do S0 for two hours | terests in this phase of the subject|imitatiun elsewhere with only oc- < during the daytime exposes the Parcy | bec It is inter- | casicral edical supervisio S It £ ihel Denalty Drovied By | hocn e el Pk marlelon . IT o I THE FINEST ) AGARINE case. of any Violation of any of the|incidence of (his disease. From the|Dect. Mareover the supply of suitably | smm—n sokedolns sprovisicas, lopy xetisa thox United States Census Reports Nos. 11 | gifted and suitably trained nurses is | Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil is Truly Viating them or mot compiying wilh | mm————— | ot redsunane - The nag ot Tasteless—Net Flavored or them siall pay a penaity of Ave dollars itinuous medical supervision is es- D tor"every four hours of megiect, atter | HEAD STUFFED? GOT pecially felt in carrying out graduate g 2 notice from a policeman o the C..y. 7 exercise. Judgement is required in ! The ordinances also make it the duty A COLD? TRY PAPE'S|piescribing the amount of exercise| For 3,000 year tor oil has been ot oo BimeetijCommIssionsr Jio joolient and ikc patient must b eseen person- | the world’s best laxative, but until all peimlues»lnuune’ ugml}:r the fore- S e ; the wo 2 e LT going provisions, and if they are not |« - e - ally to estimate the e now an offensive, sickening taste has | §ali®0 him on demand, to report the | PaPe’s Cold Compound” relieves Home Treatment. | liited its use. i case to the City Attorney werst cold or the grippe in a few 4 | For 3,000 vears chemists have tried | prosecuts the party offending. i« Home treaiment is of necessity me o the taste ERROLL ) LAt BRIDGE, hours—No quinine used. expensive than sanaterium treatment | 0 TEMOove the (HE oil sl jansd Street Commil if the same advantages are provided, | ; S€GEES 3OS 3 Fok = e —————| ek LTS i g but this is so often impossible thaf | IS5 ¥ 0k oa'Git ‘wit tas = |, Tase G ompound” under hume irenimeni something i | west prod Spencer | F erery two S.until you have taker) ysially dispensei with. Contintous s of E large ro- | X dos hen ‘all aripps mIBETY L adical Supervision - 1o s - ge 1 %7 { Boes ana vour cold will be broken. | pyoking e patieni=' meals TV | finers of vegetable on The Boird of Relief of the Town of | nostrils and the air SeNEas the | ? : and ventilation nixing it with alcot Norwicn, Conn., will meet in the City | poot® FHL s 1€l are unconirolled durir er part mint or other flu- Hall Building, in <aid Town, cach day, | head: stops nasty discharge or nosel ot (he day and night. is e ehercla | Sungays excepted, from Feb. Ist to ¥ep. | TUnDiz relieves the headache dull-}, . hing to prevent imp: e b 215t, from 10.a. . t0 4 p. m., to listen | Ness. feverishness, sore throat, sneez- | BOUNINE 16 BIEEEnt imp e- re and fo appeals from tie doings of the As-|ing, soreness and siiffness | ¥ond i igence and willingness celess sessors, and to do any other business| Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow- | e oallent Swhich Samnoliiiw tter than the i ves . such prompt relief Pape’s | Fangi from trivial to rave so that now in all 3 s JAMES W. BLACK BURN, d Compound,” which costs omrly 23| Some quire less perfect measures. 300 Ask for Kellogg's FRANK 1t M'LAUGHLIN, cents st any drug store. IL a jan others, Sunaforium treatment de- ook for the trade wark on - ihe & . without assistance, tastes nice, and | pends for its succ v oon three 4 green castor leaf, hearing the DAVID GILMOUR Causes no. Iconyenience. Atcept. mo | factors: wiich are chiefly in the hands b eii e B T Jamiog Beard of Reliof. substitu of others—on the supply of suitahle Spencer Kellogg & Sens, Inc, Buftats, The Busines; Center of Norwic) men's and Misses’ Gar ments | AT THE LOWEST PRICES OF THE SEASON variety of styles and materials. close up the season with. $17.50 / $22.50 | Women’s and Mis black. es’ Coats of the highest class in fancy weaves T'hey are coats which we have been proud to sell at the regular prices. Some Ural Lamb Coats in the lot. VELVET SUITS for $18.50 Suits which have been sold for $29.50 earlier in the season. We St ome fine Broadcloths and Serges at the same low price. S0 COATS now $5.00 "he lot includes Sport Coats, Coats for Juniors and Coats for Girls, in a splendid A good Coat for $5.00 will be just the thing to COATS now $12.75 and in plain SERGE DRESSES now $5.00 Some with the long shoulder sleeve also include and others with the set in style. Good colors — good styles and good values at $8.98. Fur Coats of Black Pony, Marmet and Near Seal—Muffs and Scarfs AT GREAT REDUCTIONS LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S SWEATERS, KIMONOS and DRESSING SACQUES will be found in the Ready-to-wear Section, Second Floor FlanneletteDressingSacques 25¢ At this very low price we offer a large assortment of selected pat- terns in sizes 34 to 44, values up to 50c. LONG KIHIONOS $1.98 Pretty Long Kimonos of fine flan- nelette, neatly trimmed with rib- bons, good designs and colorings, values to $3.00. SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY WOMEN'S SWEATERS $1.98 A special lot of Sweaters in values up to $3.00, collar and pockets, some with belts. made with high roll = | —Fconomies for Neek- end Bjuyezufl-\-» Domestic Department HEMMED SATIN which are slightly s all good patterns would sell for $2 SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.85 QUILTS viled They are nd if fresh 50 Rug and Drapery Department CURTAINS OF MANY KINDS AT ONE SPECIAL PRICE SATURDAY SPECIAL $1.59 SCRIM dainty -een colorings - 19¢ a vard SATURDAY SPECIAL 12i5¢ BODY B 40-INCH border with co pink Sold regulariy red blue and Splendid SATURDAY SPECIAL $19.95 Wash Goods Department OUR ENTIRE LINE OF 10c OUTING FLANNELS— SATURDAY SPECIAL 8c A YARD s all heavy weight flannel large sortment of the latest patterns.and colors SATURDAY SPECIAL 8c 10¢ OUTING FLANN 10 to 20-yard lengths. This is ten-cent flannel and we cut any length you ma All desirable patterns SATURDAY SPECIAL 6¢c de Men’s Furnishings Department MEN'S HOSE AT SATURDAY PRICES an with doubl SATURDAY SPECIAL 9c; 3 for 25¢ SUSPENDERS made from the finesi weDbir with calf ends. All full length: SATURDAY SPECIAL 27¢ 3 for 50c Kitchenware Department STAR NAPTHA POWDER- SATURDAY SPECIAL 4e NAPTHA SOAP- WASHING SATURDAY SPECIAL 4c FOLDING COAT HANGERS— SATEJRDAY SPECIAL 4c HUNDREDS OF HANDY THINGS AT LITTLE PRICES Neckwear Department 25c NECKWEAR AT HALF PRICE SATURDAY ONLY Colored Bows — Jabots — Fichus — Dutch Collars, Eto. Sold regularly for 25c— SATURDAY SPECIAL 12V%¢c Glove Department “HEROI KID GLOVES sold only by The Boston Store have that dellar look. Tan, white r black- SATURDAY, SPECIAL 69 CASHMERE G1LO with sette lined wrist are light and warm. Black and ors in wo laep length— SATURDAY SPECIAL 2le