lthmtbusnloctslxtlnos.
ass-molt». Harris“ and
tits Sohodulsot rats- lorldis—
.. «Straw-Br mill): adv-nos.
prepaid: Our month. we: ~throe
,‘ aflrnoaths-tuowusmrdh
msbors. lacs week. to be paid
gulch—No. n Washington strof.
, (Imus. lg, a Wall mt. Wk
' as are volcano at The sentinel other.
.m angles. '
' mun” Box for tho couvonlenco of thoso
‘ to lean: [toms of news or other mut-
louud ut the entrance to The Bond-
nhnnuincmmshould mucous be ad-
III” R to .l'lllt EVENINO SBNTINEL.
South Norwalk. Conn.
caning Sentinel has a Circulation
‘ cm or Norwalk and a. Suburbs
Gmidcrably, than the Combined
Man of the other Three Local Dail
Our Pm- Room is always open to
:' ileum Weather Fol-seas!
her today promises to be partly
. minimum. lollowml Imnslbly by clearing.
'16me It promises to be generally fair and
color.
A
'T’liohlghsstpolnt ol the tbonnometer [1»
th twenty-Murmurs ending at noon todm
won as lenses above zero: lowmlt. 69 degrees
above
Kimmie o‘lninnac for Tomorrow.
H808 all sets! If it this. LOW ”Ill
“all 4:41 soil: In a 112117 war. I
2 Tim temperature of tho wator: today I4 723 .
, ‘LFerrin for l.|cIIl.-Govornor.
mepléancd to note that the {cit-11d»
“mentor John ll. Ferris are claiming
that thecomlng Republican State c1111-
VOntion will nominate him for Lieuten-
ant-Governor. Them
"-htte‘rdhoice. ' This but time whonbnni-
mgumptmn should be rucognizml i1.
{the selection of stats olllccrs. Mon an
" coming toundcrstand that govorumonl
ulna busiucs4, and that tho 1111111 wlr
R boon succossiul in their own affairs
are much more likoly to be sncccsslul i1.
’ the affairs of‘thc state. ltir. l-‘crris has
met with malkod success in business
‘ ‘ bud as a chmm‘nativo and Souator hi:
_ recordissocond to none. Let him b-
Iwminatod by all moans, and the Stat:
‘ Senate will have a chairman and 11
president fully qualified by cxpcricnco t.
satisfy every requirement.
....,.-._. ._ .__.
p Sir Walter Bcsant undo tho most sig
hideout Fourth of July speech of
any foreigner in his 0111 11 declaration
that bodid not believe Canada, Aus-
tralia and the other grunt colonic»
M of Enghmd would continue for any
length of time to be dcwndcncies of the
crown. Ho believed th1~y ”would go
their way and become rcpublics with
the friendliest fI-clings toward Eng-
land." A huudrvd years ago such a
statement by an Englishman in Eng-
land would hsvo been treason outright.
, , Now it passes unchallenged, even [11mi-
, g bly approved by Britons themselves.
' ~Bssant is right. And, so for from being
weakened by tho transfer of authority,
.. England would be actually strengthen-
11 ed. Every nation fol-111ml in thin friondly
m from one of her colonies would be
.8 mg and grout people, bound to her
V hehlldren who llt‘ctlllltl soil sustaining
‘ _ or. bound ntill lo lllt'll‘ pan-nut 'l‘iwro
would’ thus bu unistituhd an allianco
of independent English speaking nu-
dons that would be the most lormidablo
, international union (vvr ontablislml
' 1 time the world hogan. Nothing1mhL
‘ “ prevail min-l it.
The English can boot Americans at
1 rowing. but Amoricuns can bout tho
‘ English 80 badly st yacht soiling that
t" do not feel downcunt ovor tho dolcut
of Yale st lloIIh-y. Tho American boys
pick up much information in tho oars-
1‘ man's croft ovary limo they go to Bag-
‘» land to gut beaten at Honlcy. In tho
American eight onrcd ohcll the oursmnn's
. not is plunsd In the center of tho bout:
, ill the English shall tho sent is'plsccd
sensor the oido on which the common
rays The English our in longer and a
trifle bummer than the Amoricun one.
The Brigham stroke room also to be on-
pssiur to that of our boys. Well, during
'lhe coming year our collrgc crews will
have opportunity to giro a thorough
trial to thstorcignstylo of boat, our
unit mob. to mwhcthor tho Importati-
ty at tho English youths molly III-u In
any of- these things or in downright
"on: wind and muscle power.
it» autumn M commend-l
Not the United sum is nearly
tuthatofnythrooofthonsllons
couldn‘t be 1
slimy-mm“)! liming
' ysubyytsr.
the systematic lush-neg; of
' pu‘ is in ornithology. it was not so
the <m and the snowy“ and
tin names of the birds he taught-the
young ones as the normally at sparing
them. that they might mull their only
, Iiouol being‘usofui and ornamental.
The professor showed the young ones
how beautiful the birds were. ‘Hooaumd
them to liston to the music of the feath-
crud songstcra. Ho taught them. too,
how much good tho little creatures do
to man in destroying grabs and inmotu
injurious to fruit and crops. Finally he
taught them the murderous cruelty of
robbing birds' hosts and cutting of! so
many bright and innocent little lives.
Professor Babcock instituted a “bird
day" in the schools for the purpose of
mlobrating the bounty and use of man's
feathered friends. It was a great suc-
ccss, and bird day came to be as impor-
tant and festive an occasion as Arbor
day". Ono may venture to hope, however,
that the good professor excluded the
filthy and pcstiferous British sparrow
from the protection be taught , tho chil-
dren to extend to other birds. This ugly
little brutc driven away the bright col-
01rd, musical. native American birds.
Besides ' that he destroys/thousands of
bushels of grain and fruit for the farm-
ers every you. Ho dailies houses, barns,
lrocs,“sbrut1bery and viuet‘. Tho cup of
his iniquity is full. If Professor Bubcock
has not already done so, wc‘beg him to
rule this wrctoh out of the plan of bird
protection.
Tho work done in the Oil City schools
nus so good that it attracted the notico
of the United Stator; agricultural do-
partmcnt. Sourcing of Agriculture J.
E torling Morton has sot the clump of his
approval on bird day 111111 writton n
h tier recommending its observance in
all the schools of tho Union.
' Let us have a bird day by all moans.
'l he moral, musical allectionnl, artistip
and scientific instincts of tho human
biped will all be (ultivatod at our-o by
its observance. Bust of all, American
birds and thoir music will increase rup-
idly in country and villug 1- It. in astou-
ishing, though tho world is so many
thousand yours old, how littlo is known
If birds. Dr. Bowdlor. Sharpu. a British
authority, says mankind do not own
have uccuruto knowlcdgo of tho migra-
tion of birds. So lot as have bird day.
Maybe grown pI-oplo can learn some-
lhing from it too.
A‘writor in Blackwood's Magazine is
inclined to the vivw that tho awful Ino»
colony oi tho livvs‘ ot’ ()hinnmcn Ilrivos
Ihom to opium smoking. They are 811
wt, in lllt'l!’ ways and so canto ridds-u
but they never learn anything now.
Ibo sumo usages, tho sumo idous, tho
«11111: ways of working, worshiping
111d wodding llavo rulcd‘ tho-m sine-1-
ong below the Christian era Is it any
1.11111111' that this oxistcnco ll'l'llmtfl
:Itbor “caring at but and that thl y
ltki‘ rcfugo in tho fatal drug that stim-
glatos tluir imagination and givm thcm
mango in thrir minds at least? This
rightful, Inaddoniug monotony of lilo is
o be uttributml largely to tho trach-
.i1ga of tho .‘hin‘vm philosophy or re-
.igiou. It looms with proverbs inculcat—
mg path-111:1: as tho chic! and most glo~
I‘ious virtuo. Patience will do this. that
and tho other. Patient submission to all
wrong will bring right. Pationt endur.
.111coof all llll'l will bring joy and buy»
plums. It in mm of tho most pernicious
doctrinon that can be taught to a human
bring. The right way todo whon (mo in
tailoring from ills of any kind is to
light them and ovcrcomo thorn, not sub-
mit to thorn. l’ationt submission to
t-vils would in the course of I in” gun?
trutioiI'I'IInukc n (Thinaman out of tho
lb-ricst whito man that over rcbollud
against authority.
We wolcomo him once more. Wo am
glad to one him ('0qu up mailing again
after three ymrn’ root, that sumo old
load that bu been walled up in. a solid"
rock for millions of years. Th. limo ho
boppl-d out of his millennial conthu-mcnt
1mm a storm in tho mining district of
llurvlrs'tlpriags, Ark. A minor split
upon with a nlcdgo hammer a lodgo of
solid uilurinn rook, whoa, lo, in a cavity
that porhnps n mubutmn bad hollowed
out unwary-111m lol- bnu 6,000,000 yours
ago thorn n-poocd u boalthy looking
loud. "I'ft‘ in tho gI'lIulno Atkins“!
trnvclcr. We am told that on til-Ill. bring
pulh-II out of his bolc and IIhaknn from
his ltip V1111 Winklo slumbr-r his and
ship show-1| littlc nigh of lilo. No won»
«for. l’nwntly, hmw-vor, ho winkI-d one
1-yc, as if ho ammv-intml tho lull humor
of tho story which llw I-ntvrprining and
truthful young newspaper man would
immediately belograph ovcr the country.
'l‘bo Intm invvntod rillo will hurl a
plain. cammmu ballot 4,000 yards, nonr-
ly four'llfths of 11 mil». if this thing
lm-po on tho ”pm-tn will soon how to
air-vino n rilio that will shoot ouml tho
who of tho ourth'n circumrronno on
tho ball will. not go oil at a tangent.
It you woke a contract for the pay.
meat at a mums sum in gold. word it
in this way, "Payable in gold coin of
tho United Slum“ the. mill ”and.
mi of weight and doom " Tho-n your
(lt'm cannot mute the contract in any
way.
Civilisation is to be congratulated
that mmoutal invslldlsm has gun-
mam
W. but made special mont-
wltlI the agents of the oolobrst‘od Bus-r
Glove-fitting Bottoms. 1?! which we can
muttowrhdyroadoruomooftboir
my newest snd,ehoioests patterns oi
narmonts.ll'1ill sud expliclt directions
for putting together the garments ac- ‘- '
dlts—BOYS' oasss SHTRT WAIST.
Fine white muslin,’ with linen for
bosom and calls, is unnally chossn for
shirt waist» in this style. "l‘wo dil‘huont
styles of collar» are furnished lathe pat-
tern, either of which can be Sande per‘
manent or removable, on pml‘crrod. The
bosom and calls are made of threoiply.
In some manner as for :1 man's shirt,
buttonholes being provided for studs that
close this fronts and culls at the wrists.
The back has a pointed .yokc applied
across the shoulders. and the neck is flu-
ishod with a shaped band, to which the
turndown or Piccadilly collar can
be buttoned. Fullness at the
buck is rogulntcd by . gather-
oIIder the waist band, thot\i11 furnished
with buttons to support tho kilt or knee
trousers. Tho slmvos‘ arc in rugular
Ibirt style, with slashed openings lit tho
back that are faced with overlaps and
finished with cuff bands. to which the.
outlsuro buttoned; or tho culls can be-
Icwod on, if so preferred. Finn stripml
.rr figured porcalo, caIIIbric or glass 1i non
can be usod for thisshirt waist. although
plain white is generally preferred;
The quantity of material :11; inches
oidc required to make this shirt for a
boy ton years old is two yards.
Tho pattern which in No. “715 and [8'
toilet for twon -fivo coats, is out in sizes
for boys of 6, 8, lo and 1:! years of ago.
EVENING SERTIIIEL
GOU 90".
Building to one ragga. any aims. at No.
Out this out. fill in .24.} nomenndaddress
and mail or take It to
Sturtovant's .Dsrgsln llouu
Bur
Anna's ............................................................... .
PATTERN No. 1.711.. SIZE m... m
Thls coupon and )2 coats will socnre
above mitorn at Hturtm ut's. North Iain
undAnn utrootn. South
Connecticut Patents.
The‘ following were issued July, '38,
Him}. List fumishodcfmu oiliocsq A.
If. Womb-r. patent lawyer and so tor.
Bridgeport (3111111.: .1"
W. N. Boardlcy, Bri1lgormrt,bicycl1~
supporting stand; L. W. Boyuton
Ilridgcport, washlmilcr: ll. (1. iron.
liridgrport, toy team of horses: 1". A
Brmlloy. New Haven, lt'lllptll’ill'y bind-
nr; W. l’onmntc, Now llavou. speaking
tubo; H. G. Sho 11ml, Now iluvon. wood
on wheel rim; .lt. Stadnmllor, Non
llaven,111aatnr koy pin lock; .I. and IT.
Monks. Hartford, sprocket chain and
when]: I. ll. l’ock. Darby. 1-le for din
plIy11pri1'o cardsfll. ll. IthorIIn, Dan
bury. switch for snot-tear trmks: l" .I.
Ludingtou, Waterbury, 111111 hino for
button bucks: (,7. 1i. Barruwn. William"-
tic. motor vehicle; l.. C. Worncr, Broad
Brook. bottlo.
Real Estate Truman.
Mary Richards to Nollie ll. llurtis,
land and buildings at West Norwnlk.
llcrman Quittnor to Annina Lubrano,
land and buildings on Wood IltrI-ot.
Edwin Bonnott. of Madison, N. .I.. to
William ll. ll. Uhihls, of Brooklyn,
land and buildings on Plant uVoIIuo and
land on Evornloy nvonuo.
Richard Hobbs to .Iamos Mitchell.
land on Now Canaan road.
- “(ion of the Ito's.
During thin "uwcmy weather" tlw
dirt will lH'l‘llllllllllDl in tho cars of tlw
liltlv tots old onough to play out of
doors, and it must Lo ft'lllt'llllli‘l":tl that
our war is not dirt, and Inothcm ought
to bo wrycarcful in cleaning childnvn‘s
vars not to gougc out tho wax with sharp
poinud lllflll‘tllllt'llllt. Tim was in inlcud-
«I to pron-ct the our and should not bu
d1sturlwd,1-xcopt that part which has
nlmuly \vnrkod it» way out. Anothvr
thing about our» in that tiny uhould not
bu pullvd and boxed. l’vrhaps this may
scum tho most coIII'I-nivnt and convinc-
ing modo 11f puniubnwut wthI tho child
I11 naughty and tho Inotlwr b1 tirod 11nd
mun, but it should now-r bo indulgcd
in. Both pulling and boxing may i114
llamo tho tisuuo that holds tho auriclo.
in plum and indum hardness of homing
and oven potion-i «la-altars». ’l‘ho drum-
houd or plastic nuambruue just within
tho car has olton boon seriously lIIJoI-cd
and now-r11 illnm caudal by sovowly
iming tho 11111-11. ~-I’I1ilndo-Iphia 'l‘iuws.
m...
111. not}. w... 011.
“Abol” And ho lauglwd Ilondishly
as ho road from tho morning pom.
”Thoburglnr shot at tho 1111111, who-o
lilo was 11am] by tho ballot ntrildng
againIIt a button of hfi clotbcsf"
"Wt-ll " mapped hill spouse. "what
of that?"
“What of that?" said ll!‘ as ho felt his
collar going up otoullly to tho now of
his Mk. “Uh. nothing. oxccpt that tho
button moat hnvo bum on”-~Loudon
TitoBits.
Iona-bot.
it takes only live minutes to charm
wot boots and ntmklngo, but it may
Nemwzymtmt over ml
m ‘ pole ‘ than.“ .
In M
j/, i .1
11/
1m~
HOME RULE
is badly illustrated when you ovon‘buvv
to rule the children for gutting stuck on
some of Dockor's benutihl designs in
wallpaper. Anyouc who inspects his
stock so ‘ it is the haudsomest display in
both v ety,‘ designspcolors, tints and
shades in Norwallr‘and anyone whocnn't
make a room bountiful from Decker-'11
stock might as well stop trying.
Psinters' Supplies. '
Artists’ Materials, Pictures.
filling“ In?“ W Decorati
a 11
and Sinnaritigg 8' 8
DECKER.
79 Wuhlnmn‘istmt. murmur.
BETTER Tllllll BANKS
You couldn't malls
a hotter lnvmmncnt
of money than bllA the
PU! Clld . Fol llA
UNDH Hiltor unset.
'l‘londoII't rII-st.
moths 11. ll] 't not them
thoy (lon' t. lluctu: It“
in valuo to any roa-
nonnblo extent and
pun can always MI-
Iro on thqu vorl
nearly tl Iolr value
‘ ’I‘boy Inako lino pros.
nulls or heirlmrns and are always "xvollolll
Iolntoral. Wbon you want. llrsa‘l. water dia-
monds or jowolry go t. l
HQMER B. HOVT'S
Jewelry and Optical Store,
/ 80 Washington Street.
ROTON POINT
AUDITDRIUM
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry D’Esta , ,
“ and Company.
Wfiiiting a high (2111.14, hour and do:
cidodl) pica-dug 111lvrtzii111111 lll,
Misting of
Vontriloquism,
Prestidigitstion,
{Vocab 1""! swing,
loch IiIcaI hustrs, 1
lusical Oats,
Royal larionettos,
Acrobatic
Specialties, etc.
Punch and Judy.
‘orthcnhildnnt. Matinoo prim-s: Adults,
I1k:;(.‘hildr1~n. do. Evouing,
l0 and 21) cont-I.
YOU....~
Probably rnmomlmr honrlng
about Huh-'4 Solo t‘nnlhtl last
nurnnwr.
It unub- many lrionsl»: it will
numbvr "11er thin ys-ar. Im-
1‘ltllnlllltlflt‘fl nut what in
(‘btlmwl for it. ('orru't all
I” ll‘ll'v'l lrnilllll’lfl.
Nulllslo' ln-ill1~~,.’lrm‘ Al ll.
(llmnlrnning .k (111.14. Norwalk.
1". ll. lhlxtor. II. II. l’lnlniml
and B. (I. 'l‘olullusnn. HmItlI
Norwnlk. .
a.
To Adveitisors l
Changes cannot be guar-
anteed the same day copy
is handed in. Every rea-
Oonabic effort will be made
to acommodalc patrons,
but changes ("moot be In-
2.1:.ch Input! .1. :1 right 1111-
less Copy 1:: soul in by 2
o'clock III the afternoon of
the day before change .1:
desired. . .
TAYLOR a. 001,135",
Real Estate
and Insurance!
WASHINGTON STREET.
.0. Nora-III.
l’orsous looking for a lot or homo and
lot with tho. View at our: Int-lug, nrqInvII
Ml to call and examine our Ib-I. We have
thrm for ratio In own port of the «lty at
"will“. prices and on «any “fill”-
an
i.-...-... m, -. , _ _-
llu lusty .b. 11..” .lm II.
bmkol ‘ ‘Illln doth;
ltll' "(I ll -» ‘ I H.
II wan ownl 1:111.
ill-1..” 1.. 1 .1, .I’H
Always the same
You can count on it; 11» 1 ~...1
for Iluwlud on Mk. I: Page's “2:11
willmrml it so it 11 III my hum/.J ii i a
sure titular lions-y manufactunmu . ll 1
imp leather belting. yri it Iv squall" 311”ch lu
a tile hmlk binding or drlaalr falltt work
can injuu nothing Columns 1m and
“light: as
“mt"tacuua
I! MN“ Saint manner! I!
um M Mums
l OREIT OITY STORE.
nonwaut. com».
OOODSVI ELI. BOUGHT ARE HAlF SOL“
The‘hot and sticky weather compels us to wear as light and as thin clothing, for in
and outsi1lc,as we can buy This week we shall put before our customers
The Right Sort of Things for this Kind of Weather.
In Our Big Suit Room.
Children's Dresses-
25-min wide white duck skirts, $1.25.
15 extra wide liuon skirts, ”no.
12 bluck'tlgurod skirts, $1.25;
12 linen suits, $1.98
IO duck suits, $1.08.
1 lot of children's gingham drossos, 25c.
i lot of children’s ChanIbray dresses. :.oc.
1 lot of children's white dresses, 251:.
1 lot of children's white dresses, 49c.
Shirt Vlaists.
We have us great a varioty now an we had at
the first of the season. But to make trndo livo-
ly we shall sell.
10 (107.81! of our 891: waists for the ouch.
We
b.1vc only 32 and ‘34 sizes, and shall 1-:1-ll only
0110 to a customer.
$1. 25, $1. 49 and 81.98 shirt waists, we shall
nollat one price, 9813 each.
bargain of the season.
Lsdies’ Muslin Underwear.
WE llAVBTBE LARGEST LINE HUT-
smu or NEW roux.
Vlssh Goods.
. We havc sold more wash goods this sousun than
Our. Main and VlaII Stroets,
I
we did any two common combined.
Thin is the best
Why. "
lbzcnuso our line was,aud is, the largest in
UonnI cticut.
HI pas. lino organdies, printed for the August
trade, all now patterns, just out, N. Y. price,
I519; B. 8. price, 12".3’1'.
5 pieces tullo organdies, N. Y. price, I5c; B.
S price, l’c.
lhpicccsimportod Scotch ginghams, N '1’.
pr11'1-,‘..’;B S pI~,ico 1.31:.
2i piccos :lII-incll lint-n slush, N. .Y. [nit-11,3713;
B. 8. price, 2711:.
"pi:1‘t~l"7-ill.lill0n crash, N. Y. privofibc;
B..\'.p1itc,l'.lc.
Whitcaud colored duck, l1) and l‘2'.c por
yard.
to in. lawn, solid colors, pink,
bloc, white,
yellow and black, N. Y. price, lilo; B 8. price,
100.
15 ' pieces Scotch
B. S. price, 51:‘ ,
Domestic Goods.
' 11) pieces light shades outingliannol, N. Y
price, 71:; B. S. price, 5c.
1 case of the best brown muslin made, N. Y.
price 70; B. 8. price, [II/.1,
l case whito domct ilnuuol, N. Y. price, (Mo;
B. S. price, 51:.
Ian’s Furnishings.
10 dozen colored laundered IIIIirts,N.Y. price,
691%; B. S. price, soc.
’ 5 dozen boyI-I’ outing shirts, N. Y. price, 891:;
B. S. price, 251:.
Mons night shirts, N. Y. price, 650; B. S.
price, 500.
Men’ 8 balbn'ggnn underwear, N. Y. price, 690;
B. S. price, the.
Ladies' nockwcar,7 stylus, 25c.
2.”: dozen mcu‘ s suspeudors, N. Y. price, 500;
B 8. price... "50
Satchels for your trip, 750, 981:, $1.48, $1.75,
$1.98, $2.25, $7.50.
Summer Dress Goods."
lo pieces bicycle suiting,N.Y. price,i'7c; B. 8.
price, l‘Jc.
Thin wool challies, N. Y. price, 150; 'B. 8.
price, 101:.
lb pc 3 light shades of our 50c. dress goods for
"'11:. Just look at them they are snaps
10 pieces all wool filling sailings, N.Y. price,
151:; B. S. price, 1013.
Kitchen Department.
2 burner gasoleuo stoves, .N. Y. prico,
B. S. prion, $71.41).
For this wool; we shall take 1111' 10 per canton
all gasolcuo stoves.
.lapaIu-so porch screensfiilc, 750,981), and $1.75.
.Iapaneso porch seats, N. Y. price. Sc; B. S.
price, 131:.
Door and window screens, all sizes, all prices.
1 car load of Mason's jars.
lawns, N. Y. price, 01.51:;
1,6 11
THE 31151011 STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CALL, 58.2
Good Things to Eat!
To keep the functions of the body in healthy action it is absolutely neces-
sary to eat Pure Food and to vary the dict according to seasons. To secure
purc food is therefore an important matter, and consumers should make
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
it a point to buy only such brands as have an established reputation for
purity and excellence.
(lilt Edge. Creamery Butter possible to obtain ;
twice each week, 221: lb: 5 lbs for 131.00.
‘Wc place before our patrons the Finest, Sweetest
fresh from the croumerics
There is none like it, try it. A
wonderful attractive line of fancy cakes and crackers and delicacies to be
fullilIl in no other store in the town.
The richcst Ten to be found.
genuine Java and Mocha, possessing the highest excellence 'of quality
The Ferris Ham and Boneless Bacon are simply delicious.
sardines.
Pure Olive Oil; highest grade of
Elegant Coffee; nothing but the
To make the
body strong and healthy, what is more importance than to eat the best
Purchase of
kind of food.
CHARLES E SEYMOUR,
Loading Oroo’or.
SO. NORWALK.
Where/the CrOWd Goes! a,
The altractb‘ms are the superior quality of our goods, and the extraordinary
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IloIIIo nookcd shoulder. por lb, ’ 11
Tough brand bacon pI'r lb, l‘.’
hum-bum tly paper. par nhqpt, l
'l‘angioloot by paper. ‘1 shoots, ii
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III lbs. bout oatmeal, ‘25 "
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Bout No. 15 brotmm, I11 ‘1
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\cry first [3 lgin Crcz uncry Butter lilc, per pound.
Maud S. Flour, 55¢. per bag; $4. 25 per bbl.
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