l ‘ Mills “monomer.“
”Womamwbeuid
110.0me Somali.
Mat The Sentinel office.
any one. you will confer a
-~.uadln¢ crbriusins it
’ Box for i he convenience at those
lam llama of new: or other ms t—
team! at the entrance to The Bouti—
«Iona-11011111 laalleaeee be at!-
Inl WI BENTINEL.
BoullIGNorwalk. Conn.
. Emmi“ has a Circulation
of Nowell; and m Suburbs
midcmblthan the Combiuzd
‘ ‘ of the other Two [meal Dail-
hm Room is always open to
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cannot be guaranteed the
copy is handed' In. Every rea-
econ will be made to accommo-
” . , but changes cannot be In-
‘ as a right unless copy is sent
1% clock in the afternoon of the
’ the change' as dean ed
Telephone Calls.
. "'3. .
. In . - .
a”... 3....
or): Herald Weather II‘oreoast
”flier today promises to ho vioudy.
, aher temperature and snow. Tumor:
‘In'soutn he generallyciuudy. with
Thermometer Record.
I! boot point of the 'hermomoler for
-fourhours ending at noon tmiay
(Negroes abo venom: lowest. :Isriegrets
, p 7 lure Almanac for Tomorrow.
Sunrises Bun gills 111m. use Low titlo
7:15 0:53 21:13
, “‘33:...—
A Philadelphia Market.
hiladelphia is considered by New
2’, hand Chicago a slow old towu, yet
ti; somethings she gives lessons to these
"thy cities that they might learn with
t. It is known that Philadelphia
try and dairy products bring a higher
‘ tho country over than those of 0111-
Eplllces. It is because of the clean,
out and thorough German and Quak-
It; unseat still in the Philadelphia at-
One of the Quaker City' 9 large mar-
may be classed as a model of what
places should be. Tho building is
Ill 11, high and airy to begin. It has
‘ ' ,“dernenth its whole length and breadth
cold storage rooms, with ample arrange-
Inantl 10 make the storage effective.
- The dealer who cannot dispose of his
perishable goods in one day can there-
Xorccasily keep them till the next.
Anniqnc feature of this market is its
gulls forfarmcrs. The farmer has most-
. appeared from the markets of oth-
urge American cities, more ’11 the
51 both on his own account and that
/ consumer. But in the big Phila-
' in market house are stalls reserved
ally for him. Wednesday and Sat-
are his days in his stall. Several
‘ . club together frequently and
their products to the some stall,
log the market in turn. Poultry,
products, fruits and vegetables are
* thus sold all from the some
neatly. The country pmpio se—
., their own customers and keep them
your after year and got the prollts on
sales themselves. while the customer, on
sheaths! hand, is sure of getting his
We fresh.
The California Redwoods.
The ruin and mutilation wrought by
'lulnbermen of California among the
“hideout reduced trees will probably
' remedied in part at least. Although
redwood grows tosnch immense size
N t when lying down one of its legs is
1'11 it lives for many centuries, it
the advantage of also growing rap-
and being easily sprouted. When II
and forest is out dowu and oven
. ,. over, it is not killed. There is
left in the old routs. They send
00f! which“ in time become sup-
nd if they are not disturbed in
years u now redwood forest covers
111 ironed even more thickly than the
0 would
. acutely the soil in which the
musical redwoode grow in California
easily cultivable. Whiloit 111 very
‘ 116%; it is mountainous and inaccessible.
N All our population is as tfflik as
Europe will the mountain sides
winced and cultivated. That will in)
M 60 years yet, and meantime the
.1 redwood sprouts that have grown
W of the giants destroyed will
time togrcw. In lands denuded of
”bountiful trees 00 years ago the young
all already 18 and 110 inches in
' “ill rhino. public rcntiutcut
u may demands that a
Where! the full grown tract!
' lift shall be kept in govern-
reaorvailonu to show this
high as an ordinary house, and.
America. . The ninth" agricultural
man eat em expense! of all kind: to
the lowest notch. In his extremity he
has been induced to try the plan of part-
nership hem owning. The men believe
that by working together and accommo-
dating one another they will be able to
geton with considerably lower bones
apiece than have been hitherto thought
necessary to a farming outfit. At the
some time California winemakers and
raisin growers have combined to fix
their own prices of sale instead of let-
ting these be fixed for them, and their
organization has had the effect to raise
the prices in their respective lines. Lima
bean growers in Ventura and Santa
Barbara counties have also effected a
combination and are ready to contract
for the sale of their product by the our-
load at a given rate. Many of the orange
and lemon growers will do the same.
The strange spectacle is again wit-
nessed in this country of western form
are burning their corn for fuel. It is a
pity. 11’ that corn could only be turned
into good rich becf for the pale faced,
undorfed city millions in this country,
it Would do untold good. At the mo-
ment when Nebraska farmers are born-
ing their corn for fuel there are certain~
ly millions of families in the United
States who cannot afford to buy good
beef or any beef at all. Thus are supply
and demand managed in this civilized
age and country.
Montana did Well in metal production
last year. The total yield of her mines
was $88,800,000. Of this sum $22,400,-
000 was from copper, and $10,725,000
was from silver, $4,000,000 from gold
and the rest loud. So far as ascertained
than in silver.
Costa Rica and (agatemala, the two
countries yet remaining outside the Con-
tral American union, arc the richest and
most progressive of the slides of the
isthmus.
Wants Fast Diy Abolishcd.
The New Haven News argues that a
Fast. day is no longer observed by 111'
people in accor lunch with its real iIItI-nt
fasting and prayer, Ionuccticut may a
well join with Massachusetts in abolish
ing it. The governor of New Hump
shire, also, has in his annual mossag:
recommended the repeal of the Ian
making the day a legal holiday for tho
state. The News suggests that Gov
Cooke should omit the usual Fast do)
prm'lamation this your. and that tho
General Assembly should follow by re-
the Mountain State is richer in copper .
and New Haven. Haslett. Jones and
was Oarl Schllcor. John Fairbanks and
James Pociey. Another dance will be
given February 18th.
Miss M Augusta Huntington has been
visiting her nephew. Henry H. Tollee,
in South Norwalk.
Banford Smith has moved from the
Allen Bate’s place to Michael Kane's
house. corner Main s‘revt and Lenny
avenue.
Selectman C. W. Raymond's pet fox
terrier has dis «pp: art (1.
The big tree in front of the Allen
Bates' place, on tho Turnpike. which
caught fire a short time ago, is consider.
ed a menace to passers by, and yesterday
the sclectmen asked the owners, Messrs.
Waterbury and Seofiold, to have it re-
moved. mm h__ M
STAR ROUlE MAIL SERVICE.
The Succuslul Blddm for 111m in this See-
lioo 01 Connecticut.
'1’ be following are the sauce ssfcl hid-
Iiers for star mail serviooin this immedi-
ate vicinity:
Lcwisboro to New Canaan. W. 11.
Sit ole, London, Ky. $220
West Nurwnikto Darion,1. E. Brev
arr], Huntington, 'l‘cnn. $123
Silvrrminc to Nol'walk. A. Call,
Algouu, Ia. $1.111
North Wilton to railroad station (n
A.
1).). (l. Uowlos, Algonn, III. $1113
Weston to Norwn‘k, A. A. (Jail, A1-
qnna, Iiwn. 3204
Lyons l’iuin to Westport, A. A. Call.
Algoniu, Ill. 6118
Gmnliu lll Hill to Sonthport, L H.
isnshcrg’or Sloane.“ Mo . $102
New Out a cylinder Read.
Locomotive No 211,0f1ho passenger
rain duo in South Norwulk at l :30, blow
not one of the back cylinilvr heads
,Iist llo'ow Dai'ion, yesterday afternoon.
17110 truiu waited until a locomotive
from Stamford was sent up to push it to
1011111 Ni I'wulk, “here it was sidettaok
d, mri'Enginvcr Field‘s engine, No.
7. took tho. t'u‘n to New Haven.
Svrvuiit—“shuro, mum, Rovcr's just
Ifoherbitin' 1111.111}: «11' av the butcher-
Iyei" Mistress—"Dear, dear. how dread
IIlly annoying! I do hope he was acleun
Icy, Mary!"
II‘. 1nd Mother—my dear. are you fool-
.III: any 11 t cr':
1) Iliy Itlunuo. Is the jelly all gone?
11.11111 Mot!1or-—\'cs, my dear.
l) Yip—Well, ltlIiIIkquI .1 cllcuough
pooling the laws referring to that day.
33,4000 ““3"
As follows .
4 First Prizes. each of $100 Cash -
2 shun “ " .. 1011de
T111111 “ “ 25 Gold
cash and Prlzee given each 111011111 -
Total givendunngnmos. 1897 §40.
HOW To OBTAIN THEM.
(‘ :omguwlloru to now an nnmv SUNLIGHT
Wrapper» as they can (‘ ollI ( t. l or
the to]; portion of «no h
I contain.
e Nina ”mg-"lift ‘80"
ens-ten
postage
”lint-lone
will: It
mr utnllufi
.‘f‘ ....
no“ name I“?! "an
other
'l‘l‘c n (in on one . v
low-dr- Iron"
N to In "I. .. I T
(‘w “6' mark VIE on 0:.”
‘I rappr Q'ffifl {of lmmf rnrm' rl‘Vllll Nll REESE“
afoul-o Ill-1’ C'Tf mllrwlllm’ "N s in
0' NAME__ OF__ DISTRICT.
Olllrch -
New York “1":— lirooklrnlaolm
unlit-lunch In nmlu, Ne w Jenn y.
__ “ Newl'ork Ntnlot mI-I’Ilv 0.) A 1 PW.
Q.— limo/rm". I mu; umf .sltIlrII Islands).
l'Imnaylv unln, "m luwnrr, 1"an-
*‘ am, 1". Virginia and Illu-
l "111 of f‘ o Innbm.
‘ The New l‘nulnml Mun s. a"
'The Birth: launn llinunlnlmllol I'll rII-I Mu Mill.
1“." l‘nllmn, III ”III 11;; “I141. N. l'IM'zI-II .tl' n. of Hill-
inlo, Bunion amt New Vurlt. 1111111 «I111 ll IrthIrIl
'f'Iros lint! l Inns Nit-kin Lhmo New lhpnrlum
lloll, Standard (.yclI meter, uml lluul [‘1' :1 5.1111110.
ohilicyolIls'Z too to
atches - 1.000 .00
W...
7.5m: one «too roman
77"”‘4; .
l got up now.
AND (llVEN FREE
PRIZES EACH MONTH
FOR
SOAP
-$ 400. 00
8 111
$3,400.03
80.000 WRAPPENS
RULE
I. F very month during W? 111ml.) of the 4 district.
prim-«1 mil lm anuded as follows;
The | Competitor who module the
I. arm of Numbn- ofcoupona from
ihotlmnct in whom he or she resides
wiilrooanvollflf ('n
l‘mnmIIlItnru who send in the
Numbers of con-
lutmt in which they
'l'ltn
NM!
none from t IcI
rI-enlawill .nrh receive at wiuncr' II
option n. la y HenrgnnHoman 11 Pierce
hi or in but-”II in, mm 1011,00.
" t‘um loll orsw ioacnd In the
Next 1.1" out Nun-borne cfillptlnl from the din
Irirt in whic Itlmy rt Mil" will Film for 'elvaltwimmr 5
options lady noruulltlomnn ehoid Watch. price $5.,
2. The (lwmwtitlnxmwlll loan the Lon Ila
Fnfll \lomh Ilurinu MEI, looponu received too sin
for one InIIIltlI' a I'oIIIpctItlon will be put into the next.
3. (‘ "111 11-11mm who obtain In porn from Imnolil
nun l In Ilenlnr' '11111- I!» II will be dial on med. Employees
of [war Brntlwra, 1111., and 1. Mr families, are de
barred 1mm 1 map: ting
'P' A IIrl 11rd lutoi Winuerelnfhimrmitor' 11111111211 1.
m I be forward: 11 In (lmnoclimreln about. 2111a," utter
«unlit competition I 10ml.
5. lama- lirn tin m l.ttl,w1|l endeavormnwnnl IlIo
Irifl-u fairly to 11m lmat of their ability and judgment
mt it is undo rntmnllh. It. n11whoemnrmteaarmi to ac-
onpttin award of 1.1m lir- (ll! r11 ltd. ., urinal.
l HVl-I ll IIINIH- -, Lulu Ncvaoflh
misc from blew out». WSW . '
Wood furnished music. The committee ‘
‘ A lltnl t if‘ 'li lmllml L”! 1; Mill lVllil! l’l‘l‘f‘vfl'fl
carapace, oou abroad coldi‘: I cannot
In?! ”snuggle! if“ merits." MDr. Ki ’I
ew cry ocean-amp on. a
andcoldaisnct a experiment. longs:
been tried for a where! a century,and
today stands at head. It never die.
appoints. Free trial bottles at R. H.
Plaiated’ I drug store, South Norwalk.
mam .
Electric Bitters is a; medicine suited
pamcrc ner-
torpidan ”lung gishandthcneedcta
tonic and altorativcisfclt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilioua fevers
No medicine Will not more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache. indi-
action, constipatitm diuinese eldto
lectric Bitters. Fifty cents an tl per
bottle at R. H. Piaisted' a drug store.
Buckllu’e Attica Salve
The beat ealve' In the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaine,
coma, and all skin eruptions. and
lively cures piles. or no pay requ
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
portion—”E .P. Weed and G. O. Stilleon.
One Way to be Happy
Is to attend to the comforts of your family
Htloullonoof them Will h am (10111 or 0mm
call on (100.0 titlllson. South Norwallt.
and Edward 1’. “oi-Ii. Nurwalk. solo agents.
and got atrial I» 11110 oi Otto’s (lure. the rent
lioIIInIn itennnly. Free. to wow that we lave
a sure (lure for (.onghs, and all Ill-Itasca of
the Throat and Lung-1.12”“ sizes one and
25C
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Hovr's THEATRE
Saturday, January. 16th.
Matinee. 2::mzevcning. 11:15
The big Southern tic: nlc Comolr llmmn. as
produced at the Hill Hirt o1. Theatre.
New lorlt (' lty.
A Romance of Coon
Hollow!
Magnlih out Sooner). New Effect-I.
puiitun Company.
A Moll-0-
Big Dancing Carnival.
limes ilnInl of ( nloro 1 L101 111-. knelt Hingv
ill: 'lno (JIIIIIIt-tlla A~ tho (1111 Monto-
hft'illl into how England so 1-. ( oon Hi How
to the South.
MatinoopIiI-Is. 11k and :5" Ev.enlvg 15111:,10
Ill l‘l‘dlalltlw on note at i’lal 1911's and
l' noon‘ 4 than.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
KW. Ml'l‘CllELL. Manager.
January 18, 19 and 20.
3 Nights Only 3
The event of the season.
Mr. Edwin Forsbcrg
Supported by
THE AMERICAN STOCK (:0.
In a repertoire of New York
Slll'L’OSM‘fl.
FORGIVIN,MonIl:Iy,Jun.1H
AMERICAN BORN.Tues..luu. 11!
THE NEW PAIIpTNERAchnos.
day. Jan. 20. 1
(
”in lit-1 1”". :0 Ind £1110.
Seats on sale at Wow 1'» It 'l‘omiluwn s.
’ Tllla i' unwound 161* M 10111111111111) por t
: sou. lmiy oI 1.1111191wa to a. l“"""'ll\ll ll '
: soul for Month 1} night. 111. vim-outlet: It'
. at W cod sor 'lomllns- 111's. .
Your
Money
Back!
Twotz
One 1: ullcs’
ON MARCH
Willi «very fifty C(‘l’llS
Beautiful
$100
PEERLESS BICYCLES
Given AWay Free!
and one gcnts.’
249th, I897!
received, either CASll
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
willgivn (lNi'; chance on BOTH of these
llcanltlul $1110 wheels. FULLY GUARAT‘I-
Tlili 1.) Wheels now
()U R MOTTO :
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
9 DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
on exhibiti w.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
£10 and 42 Wall street. NORWALK, CONN.
' on application to tho druguist from
Every purchitst'r of Hale‘s (‘nInponnd
jQuiuino who will follow tho directions
jaudisllol satisfied that it is the best
.- preparation for removing Ilandrutl', I'ur—
111g scalp disease, prI-vt'ntlng the hair
from falling out and bringing in a new
growth may have their money returned.
a how they made the pun hose
l 111 the short timo it has lit‘t ll on tho
Imnrket over 2000 bottles hum been sold,
i and it is now It I ammo-11111 d by the load-
ing hair dressers In Nov. England.
St. Paul 5 Missio II
EVERVEEDV
CORDIALLV
WELCOME!
lioninnhug
Saturday Night, Jan. 16,
11171411.
All the LHI‘rvioes ‘will be bold in
St. Paul's 'Church,
on the (itcmncxcopt the sorvico for men
only.
LIST 1111‘ SERVICES.
ril'Nli/tl'h‘: 112-15 A. M., 22:11 A. M.
A. AL, llnly ('nmumnloll; lllzilll A.
Morning Survive and Hermon:
1'. AL, (filildrnn's Homo"; 4:151'. M..
111.1‘1mpI-1. Address In lieu ”1113': 1:710
l'. 31.. instruction; am 1'. 01., Mission
WEEK llaYI-z: 12011 11, Mill A. 01..
11on I‘onmlunlun: 21:41” .I, .\1.. Holy
l'IIIIIIIIln‘wIIqul llIMll'Ill'flull on 11n-
Illness-l S III rIIIm-III Noun, Address to
Man Unit at (110 Min 11m um 1:100 1’ M
Address for Women (1111): l: 11 1‘. AL.
( lIllIIrI-n' .. l‘lt’f‘l'WlH' 7 2101'. .\l.. lustruc
t‘Ion; 8:01) l’. 111 , Mission “Service and
Sermon.
lln not fall In Mme 1 l mill‘i' for Women
unit on wot-k time 1112.11‘ 1.. fur-11w ll oIIiv on
Hnmiayemt nasal”, Nrpe‘. lllflllul 111 4:15 l'.
M .111111 onwoek Iluysut Aillflllll‘ 11111 at noon.
ltllil «in hot miss the umat 1mm 1- Mission not
\lI'mm'rr 111 Mill? 108111101111 lnvlmlwl
IIIssI Iliu-
“:15
01..
2121111
livrvlcc and Hermon.
l1.
Fathom Hmcvnt. llimtln
THE
tageous to the buyer.
it practical, desirable and popular as well.
OSTON STO
manuals. count. 11. v. omcr. «z encamv.
E
"' THIS WEEK OCCURS OUR
Eighth Annual Opening of Muslin Underwear.
Our new line of Muslin Underwear for 1897 is worthy your especial notice; the lat-
est designs, the newest ideas, and the best of workmanship are represented in this
stock. We have aimed to have not only the largest and best assortment but to have
We are old-fashioned in nothing save qual-
ity, and that remains sterling and unsurpassed. We ask no one for their patronage
unless we can repay the favor by giving,in return a first-class article at a price advan:
Read the following list carefully, then visit our store and give us an opportunity to
share these bargains wifli you.
GOWNS.
100 dozen ladies’ night (gowns, the
largest and finest selector] stock over
displayed in Connecticut, and the
prices at least 331 per cent. lower than
can be found elsewhere. We mention a
few only of special numbers in the line,
but assure you that an early response to
this sale will secure for you the grand-
est value yet offered.
Night gowns of good muslin. well
made, trimmed with tucks and cambric
rallies, this quality usually sells for .3110.
They‘re a wonder at 300 each.
Night gowns of good muslin. trimmed
with insertion and ruffles, excellent
value at 71' 1c. for this sale, 49c ouch.
shaped neck. trimmed with embroidery
and tucks. worth 39c. at 250 each.
Extra fine cambric covers, trimmed
with linen torchon lace, usually sold for
500, great value for 390 each.
Cambric corset covers with the new
round neck. elaborately trimmed with
embroidery and insertion to match, only
491: each.
SKIRTS.
Skirts of very good muslin, with deep
hem and cluster of tucks, just think of
it, only 25c each.
Skirts with rattle and cluster of tucks,
you have paid 75c for similar styles,
. these are only 49c each.
Night gowns. trimmed with tucks
and Hamburg insertion, all finished
feathcr- stitched braid, only illiceach.
Night gowns. empire style, with collar
of all over embroidery, and inscrtirin,§
math 81. at 1.10 each.
Night gowns‘ of very fine muslin,
trimmed with linen torchon lace, very
choice. at. 980 each.
Night gowns, umpire style, trimmed
with Hamburg cdgiurand insertion, in
$1 (in
CORSET COVERS
Corset mm rs of good 1nusliu,ftllcd
ble B iaigain Countcl.
roams, just for :I hunky-‘3' coolly. ’
Find canIbric covers, e1 ler high or V; pair.
Umbrella skirts. very full size, finish-
ed vlvith cluster of tucks. worth 98c, 75c
one
; Umbrella skirts, trimmed with linen
torc hon lace. insertion to match, just to
1 introduce the stock, bile each.
Umbrella skirts, extra fine quality,
1 trimmed with Hamburg embroidery. in
1 new patttrns, $1. "5 each.
We also have an elegant assortment
of fine cambric skirts, trimmed with
c'hoite patterns. Would bovhoepatilii. 5t), choice lace and embroidery, .u, $1M
tointroduce the new goods, they go at :32-
2.), *1... till, *w illl and $). fill. AbOuh L’ I
l per cent. less than regular price. -
l
DRAWER‘S ‘
Drawers made of excellent muslin,
deep hem and tucks, yokeb bands and
running tapes, splendid value for 25c
_._....
Drawers made of extra good muslin,
trimmed with embroidery and tucks,
WOKKll rful value, at 29:: pair
Umbrella drawers, good muslin.
trimmed with fine embroidery, look at
these, for 491: pair,
We also have .1 choice assortment of
finer qualities in umbrella drawers, at
500, 60c, 79c and bile pair.
DERSKIRTS.
I'nderskirts of good muslin, trimmed
with tucks and deep hem, good value.
at 200 each.
Underskirts male in umbrella style,
with deep hem and cluster of tucks,
only 1'11 each.
i odor-skirts, full size, very good mus«
liu, tl‘lfIlnt' -d with embroidery and
tucks, 511 cents each.
11nd: rskirts umbrella style, made of
very line muslin, trimmrd with em—
broidery, these would be a good value
at :31, our price is 7.30 each.
EltlBRillDERlES AND LACES.
(Ivei 10000 yards of Hamburg edgo
lugs. veryt-hoite designs, and made on
t‘IIIetanIbric, It Irtmetdingly low prices.
Spool ll Iotszlt 1c, 71'.
10., 1;“. .c, 17c and 25c per yard. Two
thousand yards new Torchon laces,
very narrow and dainty. hand made
dilll“l(lt, suitable for skirting. All at
p1 Ipuiur prices.
The above 111‘! but a 1'1 \-v of the In: my styles to be found at our underWI-ar counters.
we feel sure you will not only select something if you view it. but you will go away sat: '-siiI vi th: It you h. we found a verti-
The line is so liberal and new this"
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Gt.
23 Pounds Standard Granulated
Sugar for $1.00.
Gastronomical Educator.
TELEPHONE CALL 58- 2,
There is a constant appeal to your curiosity and some new point of interest
dcvelope daily. The interest of your pocket bunk is considered.
aim is to make our store so pleasant that you'll want to comecvery day.
We welcome all.
in our butter nepartmcnt this week we offer you 1 lbs cxtrat’mcy Gilt Edge
Sweet Rosey Creamery Butter, tor ONE DOLLAR
Our
Dr. Handy Celebrated Double Pre-
pared Prunes, 2 lbs for 25¢.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Henrik, ct.
HAVE THE
Magnolia Condensed Milk, pet can, 70
Medium Billlifl, per quart, 0o
Marrow Beans, " “ in
Lima Henna, “ “ so
(liven i’eus, “ “ on
Hp lit l’cas, “ " 7o
linnmollno, poi' bur, 4c
tipI I'rv A: ilurnos Hllnuiuit r 111. 71:
Best Hodai' ruckus, pm 1b, is:
ton and Ullausoll. In tho, Hill I Hi 111111111 7
(Imus.
is a precept costly carried out by our patrons.
cause every article we sell is the best to be had.
because they would have to pay more for the sonic
1F YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
Save Prudentiy and‘Spend‘Wiselyl
article elsewhere.
linghsh Walnuts, per lb.
Mixed Nuts, all new, 10.:
(10111 Dost. [lot] 1111;. 171!
W alter Baker 11 113nm), 1 2 lhhmt, 8, 209
100
l‘ettijulin s Breakout. Food, plug. ~ 1+1:
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