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FALL BARGAINS . IN Refrigerators 25 P^R CENT REDUCTION flfll J Buy now for next summer. You ill 08 ft' 1 m'3 1 can’t make money easier. We have WB I til N 30 Refrigerators left, which we want to move out of our way. Next vtfwJ summer you will have to pay 25 per cent more for the same Refrigerator -C-.IWeGARVEY. %pNHfc £ NEWCASTLE STREET a SUCCESS W ways striving for in . lve succeeded iu TOILET ARTICLES von will undoubted- Not alone is the as sornL me co gemr sortuient more com lore, but there is a character about our a- S/nith’s v. PharmacyTtll tfrajl . Jmmi f1 wsiPir 11 viSf. I -* '' jtritW'WSk. •■' v-- fl •' ■' before You buy 4 winter suit for4isiness or tor dress t4FiMRrmwfCK omen mwi frioay, September i 9OS . BABY COVERED MB Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh Unless Hands Were Tied—Wasted to a Skeleton—Awful Suffering fpr Over a Year—Grew Worse Under Doctors—Skin Now Clear. WOULD HAVE DIED \ BUT FOR CUTICURA. \ ' Iri, when about a year and a half tg> have soree oome out on his Race 1 had w phy- Blieian treat him, but\ tile sores grew worAft Then they J began lo come on f 2% liis armsS tlicn on \ J Owlet pal cw ,;i Ilia body, and tsyn ona Sft camr ou iisNhest, ■- v ,a-.f/Sy \ w o rs e than 7/ l\r/VI lit I\TO N others. Tlien I callX M ed anotlier physi- ’ cian. Still hf> grew worse. At the end of about a year and a half of suffering he grew sAbad 1 had to tie bis haudg in cloths wt night to keep him from scratching •esores and tearing the flesh. “He gotwi be a mere skeleton, and was to walk. My Aunt advised moio try Cutieura Soap and OintmenL So great was it that she gave me a Soap to try and a little of tluWint menL I took it home without any faith, but to please her I tnrd it, and it seemed to dry u[ ''*•> qores a “I sent to the di regulapnd got. afl cake of the Soap an-.. . thel Ointment and followed \ and " a,K j 1 and at thewid of abour matters, lia the sores were aii wring were TANARUS) never had any sores of \Wm i In . “He 18 '!°/ Btron ß ‘ibYanu k and 1 ran sincerely say 1 your most wonderful % precious child would have * those terrible sores. 1 used j cake of Soap and about three times of Ointment. (signed) Airs K. bert Sheldon, R. F. t>., No. 1, Wood- 1 ville. Conn, April 22, 1905.” Complete Extern*! end Intern*! Treatment * Every Humor, from Pimpiec to S lofuia, fi .m !nf*iW \ to Age, Consisting of Cuticur* Sv*u, 25c., Ointment, s*n ~ Heeol veut, 50c. (In form of Chctoieu f'okteil HU#,’ c. per yj*l OfflO), may be had ot*H ' , rugglU. A tingle •rA.iftou cure* Putter Drug U Oheui. Hole I'rop#., ||L sllifU Eree/'f ' Call u[> Davis mid mMor'a stable if you vant dirt fpr flTlng ynuvAalfl or sldo/alks. ® ■ y - -■—■ ' - ■ —i' . J AT ST. SIMON Pll| GOOD MEALS AND LODGING:*/ AT KING CITY ST. SIMON PIER £ MRS. B. HARRELL. it will be decidedly to yh ULTRA-FASHIONABLE AND CONS3 ENTIRELY JjFFERENT FROM ALL FOR thos *|e>E£l WHO WANT ToJ “READYiMa|Bm" IN THEIR cl WE I VI U V. B°YS®m|S ' 'ELI Df iHY plT[ % > [ SHißflf FINEST BANK NOTE PAPER. Where the Materiel For Onr Ureea backe la Madr. The national flag flies over the “gov ernment mill,” owneil by the Crane fanfty at Dalton. Mass., because all the paper for the United States green backs Is made there. It is one of a group of mills In which the Cranes have made paper for more than a cen tury. The founder was Zenas Crane. Before he could get the tlrst mill start . ed he had to have a large quantity of I rags. But rags were scarcer in those days than now. The Italian had flat then arrlveO, the junk shop was In known, and. although the rag b*r passed through the streets of Boslu once a week, he had not yet appesßd in the western part of the state. Sis resulted lu an appeal to the peßle, based on high economic and pntiHtle grounds. Handbills appeared witßhe headlines in large type: "Amerlßns, encourage your own and they will Improve! your rags!” They were carried to all tlxJjSonu-s and shops In Berkshire and aiflßiuiug counties, urging “every womaißwho has the good ef her country anßilio Interests of her family kit hhartßJo save her rags and sendSthem tolp|L new factory dr to the Barest hceeper. "aud a generou* \rlee pwajd." When the mill wls ready tna rag | were there Aq nlmnJßce. and opR era: V>us at Thffll wor yiig fgW conslsterMreM fonr men, twe .fft#d a small Zenas, Orai. / superintendent]™! chief pro-j prietor The paper wasSßueJa hand* melds, end the output \SBIOO pounit, a day. Today the oi tons of the finest h* Ate oi { ! World’s Workup-' m '|cwindb|| * > , I onatruol IV *<9gK f£& * <-* >, Unglnul I^ ,U W' I II Mkpe wind bell, audits nJE iWuade to ring by tlm aiT wind—ln fact, the wind bell at ail. sUletly tTlvauct* bjoseil of ruKi pendants - 'ojiied lu ring and jiuu, yome b ’C2| WilX f % Soul‘s S§ are ple^^Sb. •HC.de 'V / dfnss pe.nueL wH oi\inetal; soinc| ■raglfand ■*WT* f* largo agl massing and elabo- Ia business Opportunity ,As lamgoing llkp the coal an ■MpiiHHflinel ll Ith niV father, 1 wan Septan my present * business til Restaurant. 1/ H. E. Ivsrson. Removal Notice. U. Goldstein has removed his sho shop from 309 Newcastle street to 31 Newcastle street • ySEE OUR 3U' ja COLLECTION OF THE NEW JpELS IN OF CLOTHING. THEY ARE _ EXPRESSLY DESIGNED feypPiß NOT THE SLIGHTEST TRACE OF /, ** j Hto T i‘ V o o j ding ■ New Greek- American ;Restaurant 1 AND LUNCH ROOM. I t I I NIGHT AND DAY jNEATRST PLACE IN THE CITY , FIRST CLASS f SERVICE UNSURPASSED. I 1 , NOW OPEN. 1 [ IN X)LD ARCADE BUILDINQ t N 210 GLOUCESTER ST. i HB.ETES & HOODENPYLE , f TELEPHONE NO. 4SO. \ * torpid, Inactive liver can produc W X(> b odßy lU® than anything else 7 7 Is good to clean thejsystem ou / ®^ r the ]mer up an L l-2tohl>c general*. The bes '■ derived fnS the uee o r~-w * . !• - attle Barly| *nera. Rl!a . V. * il ‘ ! “*Mplll6 with I TK<C. ! I Sold hy a! . V _ .w \ ** t y *-r • '* ’j.if *\ iS * Li ; !/iNCf fl* R LA I ha; **' IIF *f| ! Si H 1“ ■ * . ■ ~ V ! 1 . , - J^TURL V- 1 f ’ i Jrnd as ‘ ' | >#cam and Living I iptptßD. J. Ml- nlson 502 MOfl^ff.fßEET. aai. IB- —i_iagi A OF SHOES IN PEERSON'S.-^tdlir* tfriee %ist cf fteer THE ORIGINAL BUDWEISER To Dealers per Barrel $10.50 To Consumers sll uo ANHEUSER BUSCH EXPORT To Dealers $ sSO To Consumers $lO 00 PABST CELEBRATED BLUE RIBBON To Dealers $ 10 . 50 To Consumers uqp THE PABST EXPORT To Dealers $ 9 sfl To Consumers sio 0u EVERARDS NEW YORK BEER To Dealers ?]oou To Ctensumers $lO 5® EXPORT $ 800 y. Tiewman, 218 BAY STREET SOLE AGENT. Get in Touch With the of Us ■Y HAVIN* A BELL TELEPHONE In Your Home, Your Office, Your Store BALL CONTRACT DEPARTMENT OF outhern Bell Telephone and telegraph Cos., AND WE’LL TELL YOU HOW FANNING TIME WE HAVE A FEW SECOND HAND FANS (AS GOOD AS NEW! WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT $5.00 TO $9.00. SUPPLY LIMITED. SEE US AT ONCE IF YOU WANT ONE. WE ALSO HAVE A SUPPLY OF BRAND NEW FANS flutual Light & Water Cos Jr BRAND A JJjrg \