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All. I s.
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Ian Iar'h Herald Weather telecast.
New slightly cooler. clear weather and
M to light northwesterly' and westerly
winds will prevail. followed by a slight rise of
temperature. send-y. fair to partly cloudy.
warmer was her and light southwesterly
' windswill prevail, followed by rain or snow
aserthe |ark-arid possibly further south and
east.,eudou lender clearing weather. with
no decided hamsters changes.
Thermometer Record.
The low-t point of the thermometer fer the
sweaty-four hours sndlnit at noon today was
In above sore: highest.“ 9.
ill-insure AIIIIOIIIQJQI’ 'I'o-rnorrow.
tun Rises | riun “etsl Hirlil‘ids Low Tide
"her“ at. 4:25 at 9:24 at 8:46
“ .TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran—
feed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. “Every reasonable effort
will be made to accommodate
patrons. but change cannot he
insisted upon as a right unless
foopy is sent in by 2 o'clock
' in the afternoon of the day' be-
‘ fore change is desired.
Curt Comments.
Therevival services which have been
held in the South Norwsih Iiethodiet
church for two weeks have been larxe in
Wand results. The pester. as
bemys it. doesn‘t allow any "issuing,”
hut ease the mist simple and earnest
'1 - methods. end no one is subjected to any
”hummus” The meat remarkable
thing about the meetings is that, though
the regular service is closed about 9
o'clock. end all given no opportunity to
cave. most of .lhe people fenlhll to the
after meetings. which often last an hour
longer. lir. Kuvanesli is not the largest
ninbtrr in town. bur. he seems to have a
euperabuudsnce of vitality and energy.
and he employs it all in the service of his
”We
The molt of the investigation made
yesterday of ilim‘ulawd elm trees. the
account of Which is published in another
column. was a moat gratifying one, and
events to b.- a solution of the very serious
problem of what can he done to save
these it‘s-0's. Thu-process it very simple
and inVXpPIIrAIV‘r‘
:TIM U:an sI :htsmn'llv r-u nu Ill oun-
runs In this loan will mil. im- up to lie
privileges. “or trier-t the “'Ih'llfl and ex-
prctations of the Millie. if it does not
promptly put on ihestatuts limit an hou-
ut secret bellot act and act for the pr .
vention end punishment of corrupt prac-
tiou In eiections.—liertford Couraut.
John Addison Porter. iu espeech at the
nunnai banquet of the New llavm Cham-
ber of Commerce. declared his belief that
the papers of Connecticut. «we unsur.
psmed for efiizieut. 00dIi'li' mom end
intelligent service.
. Right here in Gonnmticut the main
‘. thing needed to brink back a brisk busi-
nemiu all lines is a complete resumption
of operation by the m inufscturers and a
‘ consequent return to full time and pay of
the great number of men who have been
6 so long without steady work. il l ioks ss
“these conditions wrre uraduilly being
. realisnd. it would bediflicuit to find an
13% fiddle mill in the stati now that was run-
" hing two years ago. To be sore come
of them are running on short time. and
cement them are not employing their
‘ full complement of hands but the tee-
denoy is toward house. And. too. uti-
dertheolrcumstences, there are a sur-
prisinsly large number of factories un-
dergoing extensive enlergemeute and ed-
ditlone to their facilities. All these
things loos encouraging. and if busy fac-
sorire mean prosperity. prosperity is
based to coma—Weekly Record.
Till Sunset. gays its readers another
good story. yesterday. inreserd to the
‘ 'fiflcf the Norwslk Street Railway
company for extending its lines. 'l'ns
W always leads on important
I“ "’
Thanksgiving.
(Harper’s laser)
7 Is what pshury. whet hardship, what
' of exile. what darhness of bereave-
’ f ' 'whetdepshdecce. upon the Divine
meedgretituielorisi bousty. were
fie mrliest ‘i‘hsnkssivlngs hepil 1's.
”.m-sm‘
showman» erase the memory
of the heroic Pilgrim M.
We like to think of the groups which
assembled at those Puritan dinner is
hiss ie those faraway days. The bar-
vtsts were reaped: the churches and the
school houses were built; the mild!“
bronchitis in the fssrofaod. In the
cold meshes-bounce the top of the
nearest hill there had been a long service.
prayers. psalms. sermons. all of a gener-
ous ptodiuallty of time to which - we in
our religious services of today are stran-
gore. Then came the unhendisg. the
lsvbh dinner. the frolic of the little
ones. the talk beside the fire. when the
parents drew upon the reminiscences of
fair England or of Holland by the sea
Many a trothpllght was spoken In the
twilignt of Thanksgiving day. Youths
and maidens then. as youths and maidens
still, met and fell in love. The beautiful
story which never grows old has told by
the ardent suitor . the blushing girl in
the Puritan some} in our households
,0". . ,.. .. . . .
“long was the good man‘s sermon.
But it seemed not seen me.
For he spake of Ruth the beautiful.
And then i thought of thee."
After ell. the world chengrs little in
eeseuliala us time pas-es. lbs girl mil
wear her blue or her orange a fun days
later this year. but on Thanksgiving day.
as on all days. her lover will find hillil'l -
shine in her eyes. and Im- favnr will be
his highest incentive to maulinees and
nobility “ .
Falb's Theory of‘ Earthquakes.
It is the idea of Professor Rudolf
Falb of Loipzic that earthquakes and
other disturbances of the earth's crust
can be calculated beforehand within
two or three days at least. lie arrives
hi this uniclnsion by what seems a log~
ical process of reasoning. The interior
of the earth is in a fluid or ‘setniflu'id
state. it is believed. The moon. sun
and planets are nearer to the earth some-
times than tit other». When it happens
thntulargo mum of these bodies litur-
iste on the earth from the same side, it
disturbs the equilibrium of her inner
masses. like the bailout of a ship. and
eruptions. storms and ot her iliuiurliztlu‘os
follow. b‘uchldisturba "es of tliovartli's
mass will naturally come who-ii the
earth and moon uro Iltlllrtts‘l together.
when the sun and I'uflil are nearest to-
gether and when the sun u.lllimli is in
a certain equatorial ptlfiiilull.
i'nlb first filliL'UVI'l'i‘Il that curthquziki-s
and shocks and explosions in mines oc-
curred when town: Wow the most in.»
metidous Iliil‘fi and other Ot'f‘illiit' Cum-
Qtions. lie consults astronomy and
culbulziia-s the days (if the your which he
calls critical iluys. Tin-M! will noun:
during t-i-rihiii luminous of the north,
sun and tum-u. The thin» most critical
days for loll; will be (‘tilllt'llii'ilt with
i-clipst-s, I'\'i'l'_V our. Ilo illh‘liil'r‘i [he days
we tire to look out for info tbrw classes
or null-rs. nvmrilllig in lilf' vtolriu-o of
tho ‘fliutui‘bnim-s. For two lwro they
are: k
(if Illi‘ fir-f urrlir first! l“. Mlirl‘ll ll, Aug.
at), F- l.. ii, till l-. April ‘J, Jul) L: and Jun. ll.
HI Illl' »..-. n.,-i or“: I' Mn) ll. NM IV». Mari-ll
:51, April '13.. inn .1, ii. i. ll. Fill. it. John “.2.
Hopi. i mul "mi 1
ill llii' Illl I ilf'vlv‘l' May ‘Jl. lbw'. A. Iii-v. Ill.
John I. All): 5". Jun. ".Ifi ziliil Jul) 2 "
No trend ‘l' l'lillgrt'» is M) bad. of ill“
the foul riilt‘lllllu. ill \"i‘llililili‘li. «oily
holes in ('it'lillull thow hulls of cougrv»
are the Will’sl. particularly the lower
house. (it‘lit'liiilliillii of oflivo hei'kt'l'fl.
lobbyists. politicians and public plun-
(lercrs huvo boon flu-re, and l‘Bl‘lI left a
portion of his own unpleasant self bo-
liiml him. It is not cleared out by Von-
tilntion uml liouswlemiing. but aa-rn-
iiiulutos from our to our. The chemical
notion of the combination on the ever-
uge member of congress is enough in
muke him full into irinptutiou. go oh
sprees or soil out his Iii-at frioud.
A whole sunburst of t-omitiuu sense
lint-l struck (lvuvriil Muster Workman
Sovereign of illl‘ Knights of Labor. lie
the laboring iiinii's only hope is the bul-
lot box. [in is right? “if When working-
llli'll refuse to be brilwd or bought into
voting for tiny but lllilll that will curry
out tiwir wishes. linen their millennium
will begin. 'l‘lirru uro so more work-
iuitiiion tlimi millionaires. in two yi-ars’
tiiim tho-y cull rowilntiouizu oily mu-
tlitiotis in this country tluit urn il'kl‘ilfiii‘
to them.
It is pi-rliups one of the revenues of
fate that the only woman in Kentucky.
so far as hourd froth. who took the part
of llrocltinridgo iu the scandal smepo is
now lining Iii-r husbund fordivori-o. The
lady should buvo applied to her own
husband some of the excuses she made
for Buickiuridgo.
Nova Sculls coal can hover drire out
the American soft coal from its owu
field. It costs tiesrly twice as much to
mine coal in Nova hicctia as it does in
Virginia and Maryland.
Professor licilprin attributesihn gulf
stream and other steady tiootm currents
to winds that prevail persistently in
onedlmcilon.
' When you are do... formoi'llcc. it u
a good plan to smite your defeat to
fraud. it lets you down easy somehow.
WWW were“
gmhssfseadheasaw
Ir
an“
‘ ;- sorrir‘
says ho is opposed to strikes, and thhf
4am- .‘ ‘1... .'
Liver‘Complalnt
dared by the lies of
Area's PILLS
“For several
years. I was s
greateuflererfroui
li'i'l’ minpluirt.
whit-Ii revised se-
vrrv Il'lllih lith'ut‘
the t1$i|i slov.
from Will"! tho
1’glllh- tililili-r.
bind-g ~. ii 1m oi
u. li.i hi it. ‘t “-
rplrilmlnctumud cramp ill the ,-.l u .lt‘ll.
hint phoned in In. til it In ~...u lilui I
l'liit' lw'f'll fl‘ilt'it'il til Bill I" ~ «um.
plulzits Ly 3hr ii .iyi‘i'U i..'-.. l
b..- il.’ll..1‘lw i M -;. w‘tg. .- :-... lil-
i.e;l‘;-.i. "-~r.\'.i'~. ..: AJ‘rr .p Pr» 5 . l‘i,
14" ‘I’ E $7.. I, "\- 1 '0 ;' is- F: 3
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their The-es In Norwah
Churches Tomorrow.
hon-re lilo-wane Cosoitsoarrossi West
avenue and West streets. Rev. Herald HM
Pn. D.. putter. Services mail) a. in. and hill
hum; Sunday school. But. You People's
letv of christian Endeavor meet In; at sun
9. in :snoiecv."'i’hsnhesivinu and Thankeliv-
log." Ika'ier. (‘uuruavult iilisdon icons-cera-
tion meetiu i. Movninu subject. “ The Idea of
the New oglaud Thenkmlvlnr." Eve. in.
Thanh-giving praise service. with addrnu by
the paewr. . , .
noun Noewandiinuonlcr. West avenue,
near Garner. Rev. A. ll. Kavanauhmastor.’
Divine service. ill-ma. m.. 7.1!) p. ru.; ruuds
school. lZnoon; It worth IMQ mealtime
Subject. "Convent on and Wovens."
lotrrii Nonwstu Barrier. Went avenue. near
Pine street. Kev. R. U. Sherwwd. riot.
Service-Judi” m. and 7:11) p. In; may
school. 11 m; Young People's Stir-holy of
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting. can p, m.
*ubiact. "Tlamsgivio and 'lhsuhs‘ivin "
w». 9. Hopkins. renlux cubic-'1. "iii.
Unpardonable Bin."
Tatum lrtsmrst. West street and Fair-
fleld avenue. Smith Norwalh. Rev. ()llu Halloch.
rector. lit» a. m.. Mornin Prayer. ser-
monnlnudayschcolatiz’m; I p. in.. lverr
eons.
Noawsm Continuance“. corner Park
and Irvris streets. Rev.’l‘.l(. Ruble. 11.0.. .
for. Services at locale. in. and Tail) 9. m.; . un~
day school. Ital p. m.; T. l’. ti. C. I . tzt'i p. m.
Nouwsu ads-running West and Men sve-
nnse. Rev. A. B \\ sit. pastor. Morning
service. lihlll liven in service. 7:21) p. u;
Sunday school. i: on. Epwoilh League meet-
lnu,li:l)p. re.
Nouwau Bsnurr. last avenue, opposite
Green. Rev. 1'. E. lbybblns. i-aetor. ner-
Vices. 10ml. nu. and Till . nu; Sunday school.
I! m.: early prayer meet rig. limla. m.; young
people's niectinu at - p. Ill.
hank giving service.
'fiItAi'I lriscorai. Heidi-u avenue and (‘maa
street. Norwaik, Rev. 5. II. Watkins. rector.
The Sunday nest before Adieni. illztia m..
3h ruins he or and srrmou: 521.1 p m.. sun-
dar school. en‘s bible rim; 711i p. m..
Evenin Prayer suit refinish. 'l‘re rector
all] u ciste. Thank-giving Ila). Tluruiay
ii a m.. Holy (.‘nmmut.l ~u; lila u... Mu: nits
Prayer and vermon All are welcome.
:vr. I'Al‘l.'l EPIM‘UPAI.. l'bnrrh street. opp».
eito the firm-u. Norwaik, liar. s. is. I'nud.
rector. Holy I'Ol'llltfltlllflu.7'lll a. ni..and 4:
first .‘ under In the mouth. riot-mid celebration
ti'htll’nll with sermon. lib!) a. m.: on other tinn-
dsvs. Morning I‘ uyer. liltauy and s-i-rnon.
lllJJl a in.; Sunday M‘lulil. is m. In the
. llt'mzit or tins lion ssvr-‘vru, choral
awn-song with perm-unis p. lti.
lite-r Avrsrs Innonisr. um: \"alllenill
avenue. East Suns itlh. iii-v. A. J. hmllh. u—
lnr. l’rral him: 102:]! is. m. and till p. ru.; . uti-
day school, 12in; young sample's rim-tint: mill
Sr Andrew's hit-nuns. at James Mrallis.
let's Yflllirfli'f’. Winnipaiih. Nth-Ill: mliisil.
3.Ill p. ni.; t’harlrs l'mttmu. nuwrmtrmleui:
Arthur II. ('hltli-ru. assistant. Miro tin-int Mr-
Alilstrr. organist .
iiiinsti itii‘slt i'ini'rl. sinwrlntsmlent.
Edgar Hultrr): assistant r-Il w inlundcnl.
llu-mlurr Hogs-h; iiI'KIIII'J. Mimi .illll Hull es;
‘Mlhl‘u‘ trrflhlilrl. \Irs. .Iu‘ius i'nlizs‘. Pill! ay
Bl'llllll, Ll p. "L; Young l’ruplr'es Society of
l‘brlstlan htulruvur "IHIIIM. li'LIl p. m.;l‘riiyer
met-ting. Sunduy evening at itill.
(Yanrsuv Iiarrlirr NH‘IZI’V.UUIIIIIHI Build.
lug. t'ntlwr Welland Knight sin-eta. Xiirwalh.
tier. Jami-e A. Similar. pastor. Mommy rer-
-i«‘t~. lll,.lia ni ; evening service at 7.05 iii.
Young pmplo's meeting at no p. lli fill-to
uoroielly invited.
Anvsx‘r i‘irlltimsts. \‘snlendt art-nus. East
Norwalk. l’rr-ai-hln . mm a. m. and till p.
ms. Sunday erhmii l‘. in. Young People's mes-ta
mg ii:ill p. m. untrue l}. Teeple. par-fur.
i‘osoitmniosai. Mission. Springwmd
I'nitilil'hapel. El) ail-title. W 8 ma». pastor,
Iluugariau services. Sunday. at huts! a. in. and
3 p. in; Thursday at 7;;li u‘t‘iut‘h.
fir. PAUL'I illusion. \'irn7.anilt and «him...
avenues. East Norwalk. Sunday a hool .i:tll p,
m. A cordial welcome to all.
riv-rusowoon i'sioii t‘uarst. Kly avenue.
South Norwaik. shin-lay richml. out: p, tn..
eveningservlre. 7in p. m.
lawr Normans Sweetest t‘osuuwarlousn.
Riverside avenue. Rev. 0. Limit-grim. J“-
tnr. services at him a. in and ”full l. m’.: mi-
day school. dill p. m.; young people a meeting
til. I p In.
Y. MA). A "ovs‘ Leanna, Knncisee's Hall.
I'llt'llililll. street. mm b Norwaik. lie-primari-
inu Huntley aftenoou. hill to 7.: o. Minn).
Hell‘umu.
areicaa Inuoom Ermxint. Knluht
street. Norwalh. its-v. l. Hands pastor.
I'rearliinu. ilrma. m.: Sunday It’hflel at lull p.
m.: prayer meeting at Ml- p. in.; prearhliie at
”lip m. ram-lei music Will be rendered by
the choir. to tree.
31‘. Muir's. it. if. corner of West avenue
ml CIispel strwt. .Nnrwalh. Nev. W. J. tiltin-
. pastor. how ass. 7 e. m.; Children's
limbs” a.m.: Iiiah Mesa. lihllla in ; Vespers.
that p. pi.
lmrrscivs lvasosumne Sr. i'rrai-fle-
lustre. Past-int). Aplts. liratid Army Hall.
is)» stairs. Washlti ton street bridge. rioulh
. nrwallt.Predhn.lil-.. Dementia-1!! p. in. “non.
agmbule. lz;.o iii. L‘mnniuulon Survives at ii)
u i-lmrh a. Ill. ‘ ..
listless Evasusmcu. Hsnvmee. Held
every minds ~ alivruoou at :3 o‘cowk. in Knurl-
er-n's Hall.‘ 0 (flit-stunt street. All are cordial.
leuvllrd. riuii day whom at llmio'rluchJ)’
. llmekiueirr pastor.
Yonso Ian’s .l'lllilll’lAl AWNIIATIOH.’—
lmhwo—d's "all. Well street. Norwalk. Hilde
claas at 3 p. in.: lines service at l p. in.
“l was not aware that you knew him."
said Tom Snack to an liluh friend the
other day. "Knew himl" he exclaimed.
“I know him when his father was a boy!"
MagistratsmYnu are a big man. Why
did you let thine young toughs half kill
you. instead of defending yourself: But-
fsrerufleesuss 1 preferred sclesii béii in
a hospital to a dirty out in a cell.
Honest—l see that they are putting
plates on‘gunhoels eighteen inches thick.
Ire. Banter—Let’s get some of them.
Perhaps the servants can’t break them.
i We are never willisg to admit there is
"imtly is our family until some more.
par of it rushes s will that doesn't suit
III.
lothrr~Jousyl On your way horse
from school stop at the store and get me
sssim of easily sad a her of soap. Isth-
ss-thet do you west at a stish of sea-
i
Clothe
manship exquisite.
‘ ANNUAL OPENING 0F »
HANKSGIVING
ABLE-
e’l.‘ ire ‘
LINEN.
Table Cloths with Napkins to Match: Lunch Sets.
with both open work and plain Hemetitched Tray '
N0 need 0‘ mentioning PTICBB- Everything is. the best; everything the cheapr st. The handeom.
est exhibit of choice Table Linens we have ever shown, at prices far below what we have
ever been able tooffer similar goods. Designs all new and remarkably attractive, work-
(
0N THANKSGIVING
The dining table is even at its best. The china closet and silver chest lend their choicest
wares to aid in its tasteful and effective decorattoii. It may be that some piece or set of
China is needed in perfecting the plans for the day. and here is where we may be of as.
sistance to you. In our assortment of new patterns in dinner, fish and ice cream sets;
there’s about all that could be desired, both in variety and price. I ’
SEWlllG MICHIIIE N0. 6 WILL BE GWEN IWII Milllflil EVENING. llflVfZB.
THEIBOSTON STORE,
Corner Main and Wall Sts, Norwaik, Conn.
Detectives Seeded llera.
Superintendent Charles Aingc. of the
National Detectitm Bureau. Indianapolis.
Ind. announces that two or three
curable and trustwurthy men are needed
in this county to act as private dots olives
under his instructions Experience in
the work is not necrosary to sheen-s. lit-
edits a large criminal paper and vi ill send
It with full particulars, which still ex-
plain how you may enter the profs-mine
warming him at Indianapolis. Ind.
('fl‘mlrfllj‘I—ihrml‘ vCuilr. (Th-ileru and "tar.
rhaea Ivmuiy.
"I would ntiro'l' trust that medicine
than any d-lcunl know of." says hire.
Nettie Meson, of t'hiltouJ ‘nrto-r L'o..Mo..
Ilv wreaking oi l'hmuhrrinin‘s i'oiic. i‘hol
"a and Diarrhoea Items-d3. l-‘or salr- by
I). i‘. Stiili-un, druggtsi.
Are Your Children tint-Jeni lsr Croup?
Every mothir should know that cronp
can be prevented. The lint symptom
of true croup Ie hoarseness. ’Ihie is fol-
lowed by a peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy is given
freely as new as the child become
hoarse. or even after the rough cough
has developed.“ will prevent the attacks
25 and rill-cent bottles for sale by (l. C.
Milli-on. druimiat.
.. :s bum Yorh iuiluolmlfl‘ (“iii In till»
» M iii fith avenuo- nun With strwt.eosting
(imam, which gives iii people dyspepsia
"ml thew plumb» spend 81356.00 in «tort,
ow hill» end tiuuily lllin to pity this!
mush furl'm-m- lilo-id i we to euro then.
What would or iii: sieving pt-r umpita i‘
the dinner «huul’ um be given. then
lemon *7 .I‘r'u‘lu- at to. tonsil
"will!" in Plnlatasi‘a linlu Muir “burr.
you may has. lliw problem . lust and
gritiufon-mtiuiml null in'm "'v I' if‘urw
Mothers Itsiud ‘I’Iieg
"My child is subject to severe attacks
of diarrhoea. During the last sickness,
Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea Mixture was freely
gives} and an immediate cure resulted.
It would have minds—dozen. .fiisitswof
aphyelcian.» on former melons. '
believe Dru Hand's Remedies would have
saved theiife of the child I lost. had they
been within my reach at the time of its
richneas.” lire. F. A. Bennett. 722 New
etreet.Cerndr-n. N. J. They are splen-
did children's remedies. m cents. ("All
dru- mmnwm... w. . M '1
law-paper lap-run Weasel.
We are informed that the Ifmlern Press
Association wants «user twv newspaper
correspondents in this n only. The
work lellght'snd can he performed by
either lsdy’hr gentleman. Previous ss-
psriseesis not necessary. and some of
eeryoeegmsnsndwomruaedsvsnold
eishwoulddowelltoeteuresuchapcsi-
Viiue.aswessdsrstendlttstseoclyshoe
sesfsenh etycer he. For m
M Rafi-Mum rememhw
useless ‘ .
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s
Tristram
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
& Hyatt.
No 2 Gazette Building.
c LOA Kéf
it or about this time ladies are anxiously Ill quest of Cleats.
and on account of the strike these goods have not linen easy to
find. We are now placed Ill a position in more fully meet the re-
quirements of illll customers in this particular. it the present
time. having just received a large invoice. we feel justified is say-
ing that we have the most sighily line of Cloris that has but
shows iii town this season The prices. too. its such as will
make them particularly desirable. and that is the best anti most
terrible fact we have to present. Among them till he found llillli
Plain and Knotted Beavers. chinchilla, Kelsey. Cheviot in Black, iii-
foul trays, Gillan Brown. and the new slate of Dilliilll first, in
at. 36, 38 and ill-inch lengths, ranging ill price from $4.50 to
528. its also have an elegant assortment of Children's and
Misses' Resists lillll long finals, sizes from two to eighteen years.
FREE!
.500 Tea 4i bars of BF" Soap free
i..—.E......_._,
New Tomatoes. he can.
New Sugar Corn. 8c can.
New Pm. 9o can.
Hold Dust. I913.
22 lbs. Granulated Sugar for .l 00.
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ll lb. can Pumpkin. 9c.
3 lb. can Caiiifomia Peaches. file.
3 lb. can " Apricots. I50.
3 lb. can White Cherries. the.
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(lur 27c Butter cannot be upiallad in the city for that price.
5 lb. Jere of Pure Fruit Jelly only 2.5a.
blend 8 flour. fl l5; Jone-i'. .i 15: Show Fluke. 83.50 bbl.
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