momentum Humor.
on Mount The Sentinel omen.
‘1
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IVBNING 8 m
I'll South 111051181111. (loan
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trons. but changes
11190!! as a fight miles
0479 the chungo' is desired.
Telephone Calls.
y to partly cloudy, preceded by rain,
temperature.
as temperature.
'-
Thermometer Rec orJ.
”We.
mature Almanac for Tomorrow.
. 3 Good of Strikes.
from the standpoint of strikers and
trailer unionists Mr. M E. J. Kelley
..‘ylml‘ill up in The North American Re-
View the beneficont effect of labor
I-itrikcs. According to him, they are a
' great moral engine, shoving on the mil-
' ' lonnium. From the striking workman’s
point of view he declares all strikes are
' beneficial to the working people whether
they succeed or fall. They not people to
thinking, and when that is accomplish
' oil the victory is already won. Labor
' leaders are firm in the convicthi that
”all the improvements which have been
brought about in labor’s condition, all
the factory lawn and boards of arbitra-
tion and conciliation, bureaus of statis-
tic-,- ure indirectly due to strikes.” A
#119 some time a great success for the
Ming people as a whole. Mr. Kelley
libma number of strikes, success
, _ and otherwise, in illustration of his
, Wot his points is this, “The em-
" player will only consent to settle peace.
, all future dlflerencos 119m he has
boon thoroughly whipped 9' at any rate
3 3' alotakcaleadi'ng pail: in a long
'dnfircxpcugivc strike. " It is unfortunate
. _ the employer and employed should
film he pitted against each other as
1119:1111 anemia in the discussion of such
when. The interest of both will bc
best. served when they are the best
code, and not till then.
Summing up, Mr. Kelley says:
9.110 labor movement is simply thu ntrugglo
OI. “runlc for the emancipation of tho proh-
m‘. the ”chill"! call ll. All v1111111nll111l
“filaments have begun |n lnsurrvc tiom.
rite-urethclnuurrwtlanuot litlml". T111 1-11
”I! come, In Ill emancipation mow 1111 nts, thu
Mac “13.0! tho cumu- by tllMll‘llt rrstul out-
, to. too, has happens-1| to labor. ll
3 “the atop hcyond tho utrlkv storm of tho
1' agitation. and that, too. la ono of the
of Itrllrcn. fltrlknn 111111111 prugrcno.
flow a Punk- Started.
Doubtlcu nonplo have wondered or
how the financial panic of 1803
1. They know in avsguo way that
.1111.“ with the failure of tho Baring
' in London in 1890, but that is
precise information. This is how a
1 1 each comes: Much the greater
of the world' 11 commercial 1111111111111»
itch-acted on credit. Banks lend
. afar 1111 they (lure in order to
b high rate of interest. The Baring
' hid cllcwed loom to go out on
American securities that were not
When the bunk wanted the 111011-
all, it could not got it because
, 1 Mil been lolt. Tho Baring
not. therefore. any money it
to tour to my other credit-
bol enough to pay what itself
It cm 1111 great channel-l 11ml-
Mwbcn it become embarrassed
m but: naturally be-
, .- » They stopped lending
W they had done. In
that annulled loan: from 25
”Whoa they could no
' m, thousands of
loll tolled. Again, the
grim: credits reduced
- stand at money.
of ”I new. you will confer 11
mm. main or bringing it
1 Box for 1 be convenience at those
- to leave llama of news or other nub
loom! It the entrance to The Beatl- _
should mailman be 11d-
Evening Seminal ha: a Circulation
13mm of Norwalk and it: Suburbs
..(Jmidcmblv. than tlu Combimd
' of the other Two Local Dail-
Preu Rm 1': always open to
. cannot be guaranteed the
copy is handed in. Every rea-
11 effort will be made to accommo-
annot be m-
scopy is sent
3 o'clock in the afternoon of the
”York Herald Weather Forecaot
fill. Weather today promises to be
dangerous Winds on the coast, clean
by noon and followed by slowly fall»
' Tomorrow it promises
clear, with slightly lower, followed
lilo, V l1 hestuoint of the thermometer for
on —fourhours ending at noon today
1min“ agrees above zero: lowcsbs degrees
Sharla“ [ Sunsets High tide Lowtlde
, t: 4:116 11:13 11:03
of more actual money,uud , undthat made
money mm and hard to get. Then
more business men failed, and the panic
went all over.
A M firmutllt, H. Brim}. bu
written .1 pay to prove there in no such
thing as heredity and that doctors and
men of‘sclenoe have built up a gigantic
scarecrow out of it which takes in the
mind of the maple the place of the four
of hell in the middle ages. Brien: call-
bis play “The Escape" and chows how
two strong and loyal souls dolled
itary disease and insanity and were
happy and good and prosperous ever
after. “There is no such thing as hered-
ity," cries M. Btieux, “and we mull
set humanity free from the reverential
terror which the ignorance or the know.
er; of physicians has substituted in our.
111ateriulistic and infidel society for the
1'tligious terror of hell. ”
Railroads throughout the country will
take notice that they may be held liable
for all damages due to fire from their
engines along trucks or elsewhore. Mis~
souri passed a law making them liable
in that state. The roads fought the law
on the ground that it Was unconstitu-
tional. The supreme court of the United
States decided that it was constitution.
al. Other states, therefore, may safely
pass similar laws, knowing they will be
effective. and railroad companies may
begin to be a little careful how the
sparks fly.
It looks very bad for the cause of
Christianity—indeed it docs—when once
in awhile there is a real Kllkcnny light
in :1 church, such as that in tho Polish
church of St. Stanislaus, Michigan, or
such as sonn‘timcs unfortunately occurs
in a more refined form among 11111111 in-
telligent congregations.
Cool tar is healthful, it is said. This
being the case, perhaps it will not wor-
ry us to be told that the pleasant cool-
ing drinks we swallow. the candy, ice
cream and oven the buttcr we eat, r11-
ceivc thoir bountiful, appctizing tints
from coal tar colors.
Newfoundland is going to have a nice
little four hundredth anniversary all to
itself this year. It was June 24, 1497,
that John Cabot discovered the little
kingdom of fog and fish.
Electoral Votc a Century Ago.
Tho‘approach of Feb111ary,tlmmnntb
for tbcconnting by oongrnssof the elect
oral vote, recalls the curious scene on
acted just a century ago at tho some
ceremonial. The original wording of
the United States constitution was that
of the candidates for president. and vim
president the (1111: having the largest
numbrr of cholera! votes should be
president ; the our having tho next high-
est number should be vice president.
The sharp division of voters into 011pr
in: political parties was not foreseen
wht'n lht> constitution Was drafted. Ar
cordiogly, i111797, the man who had
rr-rrvivrd the most votes was John
, . ; who received the second highest number
firth: may be for the partwnlar men '
fihomiginate it amiserable'failuro, yet ‘
1 1121111 of one political party was therefore
1 , or '1 1 ' > >
murdtothcllghtonm 1111111111r111111111u>>1~1m o “(If only US electoral yous
' Thom am now 4117.
Adonis. Hc was aficdorulist. The man
Was Thomas J1‘1fi111's1’111,tho Democrat,
»\dau111 hittcrest political opponent. A
president; 111111111 of the opposite party
was vice prusidvnt.
Here was a snarl indeed, one that no
wisdom of the constitution makvrs had
foreseen. The. result was the pussago by
congress of the twelfth amendment to
the constitution, providing that tho can-
didate for president should thereafter be
distinctly voted for as such and thcvico
president should likewise be distinctly
voted for as such. Tho man who recs-iv
cd tho highest number of votes as presi-
dent was to bo declared elected prrsi-
dent, whilo the oandidau- for vicc presi
dont with the greatest combor of votes
should be declared alerted to this cfllcc.
At that. time in tho whole country
This 11111111111111 use
6’ residing at the vcridence of Dr. Bill, in
The concert of vacuum Hook and
Laddercompnoy. tomorrow night. has
every prospect of bolus 11 3111.11 moms.
and the advance tale of tickets indl
out» that there will be a large anew
(1511119. The Jerome May. Banjo club
will render a populuwolmnm, and
will also introduce Edison's latest in-
vontion, the Gramophone, the wonder»
ful talking machine, and George I'll
Bromtleld, of Glcnbrook, will slug.
1 Allan Myra 111.111.1110 for many yearn
conducted the Elmwood school, ll now
Bridgeport. The school property,which
“now owned by tho Norwullr Savings
aodcty, is in charge of Charles McCar~
thy. John D, Crimrn‘inn, who own-
property each side of it, is negotiating
for its purchase.
Station Agent. Stephen R. Hoyt, of
Dm'cn, contemplates a two weeks' trip
to Florida, starting February lith. He
will bc‘acccmpnnied by James Water-
bury, 'cf New Rochelle, one of the open
Mon; employed by the Consolidated
Railroad company.
BOWAYTON.
I
Arrangements are completed for the
dance in Gnider‘s Hall, tomorrow night.
under the auspices of Stamford and
Norwalk young people.
Leop11r1l,snnof (3.1.. Boodry. of St.
John avenue is confined to the house":
from injuries received at school. last
Monday, by being struck on the 1111ch
with a stone. He is under a physician's
care. !
M11111 M. B. Low odes, of Main streetto, l
started yesterday for California,
spend t-lm winter.
John H. Shearer has been coutlnedtmL
his home the past two Woks by sick "
ness
Mrs. (reorgc l’inkncy, nee Dibblo,i ,
ill of congestion of the 11111113.}
Mrs H. C. Whitney has rocovend
from her recent illness
Mina Amy Ogden, who has bron ill, is l
much improved. l
Meetings in both churches will be
continued this week. 1
l
What is Going on Tonight.
T1111 basketball trams of Company l7
and the Pequonuock Social club will play
a prw tico game in the Armory, with
closed down.
Tho olliocrs of Division No. 1. Ancient
Order of Il1bcrniaus. will be installed.
followed by 11. collation.
The Cenri’al Labor Union will meet.
The nllll'crs of Twin (lily Council,
Daughters of Liberty, will be installed
by Deputy W. N. Simona.
St. John's L )dgo, 1". and A. M , will
hold a meeting.
St. Joseph's choir. Mrs. (J. ‘1. 1‘ no-
man, director, w ill rehearse this 1>v-1 ning
Wllll 111111 In; quartctte for tho 111'1510
next Sunday.
King's Daughters at Miss Sellecl‘s. '
The King's D.111gl111r>11i11‘1 of thw
South Nntwalk boom-1 gatinnal 1~~h11r1l11
met 1.1111: night with Miss 1.11/ o l.
Selim k,(‘l11'>tnnt stroet.Tl11,> devotion: 1| ‘
exercises were 11111 by Mrs. Dwight
Spanlding, and selections were read by
Misses [any J. Manson, Hattie l’ anzclt>
11nd Bessie Keith. l
The annual entertainment and ball "ti
the titanllord Fire l)op1rtnu>ntwill ln'i
held 111 tin-'1 ‘own llall Thursday night.
the 28111 inst. The entertainment Willi,
begin at ‘10 clock, and dancing at 10:31)!
a ’clot k.
Shorty Sherwood. Hattarl
(loco 11111111 portion of E. Gnmwulrlr-
Flore coruci of W 11“ and Water Stun 1
Two 2 Beautiful 1
$IOO
PEERLESS
Given Away Free |
One ladies’ and one gents.’
ON MARCH
With every fifty cents
SALES or money pan
will give ONE chance.
beannful $11111 wheels, FULLY GUARAN-
TEED. Wheels now on exhibition.
OUR. MOTTO :
BEST GOODS AT
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
{1.0.1.111 111 Wall 111111;. 1103111111., 11011111.
Nurvznllt. (‘nll and see the latent
and» 111 “NM. (‘ Inc Ito nflsf
1
BICYCLES
29th, l‘897l
recrivcd,¢ltl1er CASH
l on ACCOUNTS, we
on HOT” of these
'LOWEST PRICES
311:3": 1, ,m g’
9M
Emoveryktbc only 6 an that cam
my cough, and ft 9,111th roller I
have. " J. 1" Camp ball. memhcntof
Senora, Adz.,ml writes: "Dr. Kin '11 New
Diwovoryis all than- 11111 for it;
it never fails and ll a sure cure for con-
mmptlou, cough-cud cold! I moot
any enoughfor its menu." Dr. K111 ’I
blew Discovery for consumption, 0008'
and cold: is not a experiment. It: but
been tried for a nutter of a oeatnry.‘\nd
today stands att ahead. It never duh
a point-11. Free trial homes “ R. H.
lalnted'n drug store, Booth Norwnlk.
11111111: Mm
Electric Bitten to a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, exhausta
ed {cell 113 revalls, when the liver in
torpid and 11 uggish and the need of a
tonic and altorativels felt. A prompt
use of this 11111111111116 has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act. more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache, indi-
gestion, (xinstipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at R. If. Plalsted’s drug store.
Inoltlln‘s ancn 11111.
The best salve in the world for cute,
brulael, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter,cl1appcd hands, chilblains,
coma, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or 1110119 refunded. Price 25 coats
per box. E. .Weed and G. C. Stilllon.
01111 1111511. 113 111;”
lg to attend to the 1111111111111 of your family.
Ht.uull1.>>111 ultlwm 11111 b a Gold or Cough
111M111) (11111.0 Still Hon, South N111'.walk
and Edward I’. \',l1wl Nurmflk. sole oat-nth.
and got. 11 trl: 1| l1 nth» of mm 11 (lure, the root
German llumuly l‘1'm>,tn move that we 1111'11
11111110 ('11re lnr (1111uh11,u.n1| all. 1|l>11111~1> >1 of
N10 Throat and Lungs. Largo sites 5111: 11111'
251:.
ENTERTA INMENTS.
05NORWALK OPERA HOUSE
l1'.ll’.5ll’|'('llfil.l.. - - llanmtor.
llntir: round night
Saturday, January 23,1896
Th1 Natnrd l1'l.—l1Con11-1|inn.
TONY FARRELL
In his 1111 llll'l'r-Illlt?
Garry
Owen!
to which
.1 >1nc1,l1-Dran1a
A 11'111' loll 1-! We and jullity.
. 11111-11'1111d 111:1 rr‘mns 111111111111».
'SE
(lurr ":~ll11r|11gl.1‘!11pfur Lilo.
'l‘hv> llnnutilvil Abbe-v Mono.
’ll11-lie-1istii'l’risnnhw-lrn
'I 111- 111.1111 111 lb.- Awmln.
'I l1 [\\1 m1: lllulllol.
T|11>111-1'||.11111111 111 l'ut.
'v.".'ll1l ”1
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I'rium '25,
t": 11111! WW Millim'e
‘ 1-11 1's 111:1111:1>
3110111111111 OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, January 25, l897.
A (1111111 llln 1>.t.1l.‘~>1.-1:11n1l
Jubilee Concert!
{111'111 tho Arist'! (NW N '1
STEWARDS OF KNIGHT STREET
CHURCH.
A>>>>l~ lv-«l by
Prof lohn ll jocksm. Illustrator,
and 111nA11-11111111 {jointctla
Atln1l~ i111, '2’» lh1-ru11111111117111 Purim-1'1
1171. [11' 1" ~11! >11l1>l1v '111~111|1>‘t‘~11l llrm'lltltflll,
(mu hull ‘k, ill llulmm. lim'la'" .\ Ni'llt‘u'kli
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from" Wu 1l' 11111 1| ‘|'111111l own's. (‘:h 111 11[>-11>>
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H'OYT’S THEATRE
Wednesday, January 21th.
The Great Laughing Success.
"Age Cannot Wither Nor C115
111111 Stale."
1’“Charley s Aunt”
Which nlnkcficvcry onclangli
What More do You Want?
“It l-1 r1>11>|l >|11 wlvl, \1l1 11111111111 ll'l||l~"
"2011!. um 'l1' 111 11-1111111111111l1: 11nr11l11|l1ty.‘
llt'l'oll,l1111 11.
Mlltlltgt'mv 11l.lulin>.l 111111.
Noam 1m Mlv 11.1 l'l111 I1 I 11111>ll'ln111>11'.11
l r11 1111' "'1
, Your'
Money
Back!
Every purchuo-r of llalo' 11 1 31111111111111
.U.1'.
' Qmmnc- who will f1n|ow tho dim'tmns
and innnt satisfied thllt it. is the best
pry-11111111111111 for 11 moving dandruff , cur-
mg scalp 1l11-1>1.>11>, pow-1111111.: tho hair
from fulluulnnt and hrmgiogln a new
growth rour 1111111: 1111-11 curacy rotnrnod,
1111 111111111 11111111 111 H111 drngnlst froni
whom tin y mudn 1311» 1>11r1l1mu1
In the short. 1111111 11 has born on the
market uw'r 12111111 botth- >11 lmvo boonnold,
and it is now Wflmnnwmll‘d by the load-
ing hair dreamers in New England.
D. “I. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmor.
o: Wauhlnnon Item»,
I». Nam-1h.
Residence, llabooicmo not}:
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Fm Iln to In.
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ortbc yawn mm “ll. to non 111111
va Mummy. Ivor or blood
«may. ll you
Illmfllvl‘d dlfie‘ilf hm,1mndlmtlm ’M.
l lliflfifll on "Wart fit Ilium;
‘no
mlom gmllmm “3.13,: Wu and are
- 111.11.. Gonfldont.
We Have A: Butts? 3 l
The Good. You factory ad; Our .
Want. Gouda; '
BOSTON STORE
NORWALK, CONN. H. Y. OFFICE. “2 BROADWAY.
THIS WEEK OOGURS 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
it practical, desirable and popular as well
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
tagcous to the buyer.
Read the following list carefully, then visit our store and give us an opportunity to
share these bargains with you.
30wa lsliumdnock. trimmed with embroidery
ht ‘ owns ”‘01 and 1111 ks. worth lilo, at 251: each.
1 ‘00 doze; 1111111911 91”; ,1“, k, 1. 1 Extra. tine cambric covers, trimmed
urgent an (nest ”8 90‘“ 8 0c f:Wt with linen torchou 111cc, usually sold for
displayed in Connecticut, and 1hr> 5111‘ 130316 film, for ‘l‘lr' tomb.
' .. 1 >
prices at loast 5" per cent lower than} Uambnccorsct covers with the now
can bcfoundtlsenllcrc. Woxuentiona round neck, elaborately trimmed with
few only of special numbers in the line, . . 1 . . . ‘
but assure you that an early response ml. 311511133” and 111561111111 to match, only
this sale will secure for you the grand-
est value otoil’eiod .. ” 3' W,
Night gowns of good muslin well} 5’ IRTS
n1.1de,triu1u1ed Wltll tm‘ lKH lllld Clllllll‘t‘ii" 'l Sking ()f very good muslin with deep
radio-1, this quality u<11a|ly sells for .3111- 1 hem ">111 «duster of 1111113 just think of
'1‘l1ey‘r1~ a wonder at the teach. it 1: 111v 3 , each
Night gowns of good 1nnslin,trin11ncd Skirts with radio and cluster of tucks
with insertion and rumors excellent you have paid .131: for similar styles,
value at 7710, {or this sale, lbw 110.11. these are only ilk: each.
Night a'vWIlH trimmed WXUI mlkfil Umbrella skirtsn wry full «11111 finish-
and Hamburg illsmition‘, all finished: cdwithclustor of tucks, worth Jun, 751
feather 111111111311 br11i1 1111vtl'1ot~11c’.en1>h41”,, . .,
Night gowns ornplro style \vith1.o||ar {Umbrella skirts, trimmed with 1in1 11 1111 1,,”1’,”,§,3,',,1, (13,1? embroidery and
of all over 1'111b1'11i1lery, and insertion, 11111111111 111:0, insertion to match, just; (0; 1111111 rskirts umbrella style, made of
Worth $1, at 151: each. 1introduce the stock, ‘ltsc each. very lino muslin 111111111111 with em-
Night gowns 0f ”TY fine “13311111? lmbrcll'i skirts, “MN ”“0 qualny. broidery, these would be a good value
trimmed with liucu tom-hon lace, very trimmed with Hamburg embroidery, in la! ,31 (.m- prim is ,50 each
clmice, at 118119111111. new pult'nrxw $1 $1 each.
Night gowns, empim stylc,tr1mm1>1l \.e11lsol1av>-.111 elegant assortment
with llamlwrg edgingand insertion, in .xt’ 1111» (3:111 111111 skirts trimmed witlu
('liuil'n p11tt1>1'us.w>1nldl111111l1ea11111$|434l 141111113 lace and ntnbmidvry, at. $1911 livei 10.01111 yards of Hamburg edg—
reintroduce tho new 1100118, they go at $3 2:,1 132 .111, $2.111) 111111 $2.61). About 2.1 inns v>-1ry1hoi(e designs, and made on
$1.09. 1' percent. least-111111 regular price. li11110a111brio,:1t exceedingly low prices.
, 5111 rial 1111s :11 .33, 71:.
‘. DRAW} R">1111, 1;“.21', Us and 251‘: per yard. Two
(‘0RSEI‘('()VERS 1 Drawers made of exrcllent muslin thousand yards new Torchon laces,
(.(1rsctt11v1rs of good mnslm, f1 llod deep hem and t111l1syok1' bands and wry 11.'111'ow 11nd dainty, hand made
11.1111113118111114 11111101, 81' each. ‘ 3 running tapes, splendid value for 2’11: and vrnh suitable for skirting All at
Film canibric covers. either high 01' V5 pair popular prices
Drawers made of extra good muslin,
trimmed with embroidery and tucks,
117011111 rfnl value, at 291: pair.
Imbrella drawe1s,good muslin,
trimmed with fine embroidery, look at
,these,fo1'fll1 pair,
Wculschaveu choice assortment of
flut'rqu'llllle‘s 111 umbrella drawers, at
. 5111-,11911. 791: and ‘180 pair.
UNDERSKIRTS.
Underskirls of good muslin, trimmed
with twice and deep how, good value,
M2111: 11:11:11.
(.nderskirts male in umbrella style,
with 111011 1111111 and cluster of tucks,
111111‘ 190 1 :11..|1
| 11111111111115, full size. vnry good mus-
E Ml’ROll)ERIES AND L ACES.
Tho above 111111111111 {111 111‘ H111 11111111‘ Hyh .>1 111116 found at our undcrm' 1'11 counters. The lint> i< 11(1liliel11.l.'111(l new that
wr- frcl sure you will not only 11131911 5111111 thing if you vicwit,b11t y 111 \111111111'11143' saiislh- 11 th. '11 you have found a vcrti~
111' ll arguinl' 0111111112
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets Norwalk, Ct.
TELEPHONE CALL 5&- 2,
Gastronomical Educator.
There is a constant appeal to your curiosity and some new point of interest
develops daily. The interest of your pocketbook is considered. Our
aim is to make our store so pleasant that you'll want to come every day.
We wcl come all.
in our butter nepartment this week we offer you 4 lbs extra fancy Gilt Ed ge
Sweet Rosey Creamery Butter, tor ONE DOLLAR.
23 Pounds Standard Granulated
Sugar for $|.00.
Dr. Handy Celebrated Double Pre-
pared Prunes, 2 lbs for 25c.
CHARLES, 1-2. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
1 i 33 West Washington Street, South Horwalk, 0t.
IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
HAVE THE
Evening: Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!
ls 11 prcccpt easily carried out by our patrons. They can thclp spending (viscly, be
cause every article we sell is the best to be had.l‘l1cy can ‘t help saving
because they would have to pay more for the same
article elsewhere.
Magnolia C1 11111111111111 Milk, per can, 711 English W11 1111111, pm- 111, 11111 111 111.8011. Buckwheat Flour, 2111:
Medium Beaummrqnnrt, 5c Mix1vll'1'uts,allnvw, 11111 9 lbs. Best Rolled Oats, 2151;
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