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date: one i Item is 3 m u * ’m ‘m' i” " mm" lends .l as it"
’ ,. "I“ . ”13'9““ ”7 twenty-nine new members received; .Y- "m"! . t ' ~
«WT-mu Reflection Endeavorsrs heldasooinl‘ 63$ meeting; held;‘1,800 ,Vifiitl mm, Adi-and Illustratedsmand
some» on We: ovenins. mile hm ofth‘ chieflyto the homes of the poor. the J b" ‘ c r”
m - “limin- mmwh in Godfrey “Wt sick and strangers; over," 1.000 letters u I 66 ’ once
fimamamwm' m Mrs. Oliver Perry. of Valley Forge, is written; 800 garments distributed to the Under the Activities olthe '
mm monolin- stillmrionsly ill. . ”0'39"" "00° ”“4““ “I ”0”" ”a” STEWANOS OF K’NIONT STREET
' . :. a“, Theodore Hamilton. M“, Carter, to the sick here and in New York; pooh CHURCH
M”” ”M” m and Sarah Brown. who have been on the we “meet and stamina sent to over “3......“ b,‘
“ «New m
’ New'allotroetlonalt.
' “ homo bulb for a few d'tys. ‘ ’0 .. “ W. 7. '—
Wm‘ om Sentinel office. ‘
In? new. you will confer a The committee in charge of the enter» 0 R DI N A NC E
. . sending or bringing it tuitnnent tobe givenhy Norfielrl Grange, But ”my” .
, M tor i he convenience of those
' ‘ in More items of non-'9 or other mut-
Wet the entrance to The Senti-
... momentum be ad-
on SW.
utlylilorwalk. Conn.
. nocturnal: " "
V ,ofNomoli: and its ."etburbt
@Wyfihan the Omnbt'md
‘ . of the other Two Local Dail-
I'rm Room it always open to
emotion
cannot be guaranteed the
copy is handed in. Every rea- -
. I w Will be made to accommo-
I ‘ but changes cannotrbo in-
”, , , ' as a right unless copy is sent
3 3 o‘clock in tho afternoon of the
we the change is desired.
sick list, areconvalescent. '
Mile Estelle
home from a visit in Greenfield.
Miss Louise Jarvis has been at her
in February, willhold umoetiog with
Mrs. Vanderbilt Godfrey. the worthy
pomauo of the Grange, on Thursday
evening;_w_
The Junior League of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church met yesterday
afternoon. and elected the following
officers:
vice-president. Charles Koru; secretary,
Sadie Brown:.treasnrer, Gertrude Hul-
loran; organist, Ella L. Kern.
Aug. .l. Bagel, the loading druggistmf
Shreveport, Lu, says: “Dr. King‘s New
Discovery isthc only thing that cutcs
my cough, and it is the best seller I
100 needy families; $8,082 given in cash
to Christian millions “and charities;
$15,500 paid for ohtii'ch building and
.chnroh. work expenses.
Wheeler has returned
soaao or STREET
coaulsstouEss.
Be it eultc’ed by the Board of Council.
men of the City uf South him-walk.
.Ictlon. Tin-re is hereby establish-
t' a Board of Hit-vet Commissioners. in
and for the Cityofl‘iutlth Nurwalk. tncon-
hlsl- of three member-small to be appointed
as follows:
On the first Monday of .lanuar , 1:997, or
on any time within sixty days t creditor.
thc Mayor shrill appoint, subject to the
umn'oilul of the lloartl of Councilmen
three permits to constitute said board;
who shall hold t-lllce until their successors
Itrc elected and quallllcd as herelnailcr
nrnvldcll. .
Section 2. The members of said Board
of Street Commissioners so appointed shall
be sworn ton faithful (llxcburuc oi their
duties. nulls-hull hold (Illlce as f-l,ll"W-'
Um! of said members until the first Mun!
luulor League Gideon.
Prosident. Jennie Slauson;
Standt;.altho Held.
mi" theorem.
have.” J. F. Campbell. merchant of
Sailor-d, Aria... writes: "Dr. King's New
Discover-yin all that is claimed for it;
it never fails. and is a sure cure for con-
sumption, coughsond colds. I cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr. K
day of January. 1898; I‘lllL' ttnlil the first.
Mnnlinyof January. [509, and one until
llu- llro Monday of January. 1000; and un-
til lhclr «uccosmre are respectively citoaon
and sworn; and the respective tonne of
ark Herald Weather Forecast
weather today protnices in be general-
n¢ ton ght. followed by some cloudlnn e.
orrow it promises to be partly cloudy to
W by snow and possibly dangerous winds
on the coasts l l
Whistles: point of the \hermnmeter for
f . " entyolourhours ending at noon today
Now Discovery for consum ption. coughs
and colds is not a. experiment.
been tricd for a (runner of u century,and
today stands at the head.
appoints.
.l’lnistcd’s drug stow, South Norwalk. 5
Electric Bitters is a- medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, exhaust-
ed feeling prevails, when the liver is
"13,3 will board shall be determined by lot
\\ illliu {my days of Janus“ . 1891'. in the
present-r of the clcrk of sad city, who
shall make a record of the same.
If; nevu- dine. {Anti (lm‘lmlllmihfltm .‘il,\lll‘ ith‘ldlglmtltlitli);
- (f town vy M n .. rt . Eric) I"! Tim B ' _
Free trial bottles M R” H‘ I or mud citv. after the your I‘ Will, to hold
williw for lbs form of filter! yt-ars. health
lmm; llle lll‘d. Monday of January (””0le
.ing mob election. and until his successor;
' ls rims?“ and qualified. Any vacancy g
which may occur in said llmtrd may be
Mind by Inc Board oHlnuncllmcu. for the
rcmuimll-ruf (be current your. and until
lhc next annual ritv meeting. when such ,
vacant-y shall be lllll‘ll by u new election. 1
It has
Electric Bliiers.
alt
Lmv tl'le
V Born-(l of Street Commissioners.
"The ordinance adopted by the Board
' .tmpid audsluggish and the need of a
ionic and ultm‘zttivois felt. A prompt.
use of this medicine has often ovcrtcd
long and perhaps fatal bilious lovers
No medicine will not. more surely in
l
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial. poison. Headache, indi-
gestion. constipation. dizziness yield to
Section 3. The duties of thc' said l
Board 01 Street i‘tltiltiiisdclpets shall be;
the mum- llii the duties of the Street (lotu- l
missioucr, nmicrutul by virtue ofun nr-l
«linunt-c chiitlcd “An ()rdinuncc Rolativei
to the Street Department," approved ()t'l. 3
7. mo: and mill ordinance is hers-by l
:uncutlul by striking out. of every lino and ‘
\ectiou thereofwtho word "(7.utinli-laioner" ,
.0! Councilman, last night, relative. to
the appointment of a Board of Street
'OOIntnissioners. will commend itself to
livery citizen who has the best interest.»-
tithe city at bent. South Not-walk
has abundant evidence in the success of
titewater works and electric light plant
that municipal matters of this cllol‘fliftrr
out be more economically and sntlsfuc-
‘ $0:in conducted in the hands of a com-
t‘nissiou. It remains now for Mayor.
Kohannan to appomt three good conu-
mluiomrs. We believe the doctor's
The best solve in the world for cute.
bruises. sores, ulcers. suit rheom. fever
sores, totter, chapped hands. chilbluins,
coms, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
‘ o ' '. , ' and inserting in 1th ‘nl such
I ggftltnxftliénfiml‘l £1,133,033: and $1 per word the word “ (lonlnnssloncrs, ;
‘0 V ‘ ' an“ a K store' and by striking out the mouth ‘
lnr verln nnd lnwrtlnglhc plural \‘ct‘b: in;
:Igrccaccordingly; and the curls of said;
ordinance or amendments thereof. no pro. 3
thin for Hit! appointment of :t sin-ct com: :
missiom-rnutl city sllrwvor, nrt- hereby
i'npertlcti to (like ovllctxt. when this unlit)“
Imm- bccmucs Vllllil ltllll binding.
Suction 4. Sold “Hard of Strut-l (‘om-
mlwioncru shall anlnt' ill) the lnlmr
which may bc ltt‘tlasittrl' fir tho Street Ilo- '
purttucnt. and shall (‘llllkl' in bc twrfurnr ,
winll sucll'work us muylm required of”
tin-m llv ilu' llmml of ('Utlilltillm'n. .
Adopted by the ”illll'll ur ('ouncilmcnI
nftlu-rity of South Nonvnlk, January;
25th. lr‘lil'. I
Bucldln’t Arnlca 8am
One Way to be Happy
judgment can do relied upon it) give us Is to attend to the cmnlorls of your lxunily. Approved. . ~ ~ ~
man who are well Qualified I) care for bh"”“un‘.‘“m‘*‘m "Mill 8 Gold or Canon. ‘3 "- m’"‘“““““\'
_ “mtg will]t £3 ltflil.PC“v-\'l|’llfl‘l‘fll. Sn‘uth Ililurwulk. . “"5""-
_ u u v umn . not . . rival a.» t n . its. . . ‘.’.' 9‘
w. and get atrial bottli- ul Uiln‘s (‘ud‘c‘tllugli'mlt l'anunry L 13 h
Sciencéfhilvlng ot rm nr yours nonr-
tedman in almost every condition of
a. now prOmiscs tmlo woudorfulthiugs 27"”
German‘ilmucdy. Free. to prove that We luv»
usury (bro fur ('nnghsmtnl ull ills-uses «ll
tlm lhrnot and Lows.
Alli-st: ‘
.lUSl‘ll‘ll ii. TAYLUH, .
ll (‘ilt‘l‘lt-l‘k.
Large sizes one nni‘
I the decaderit farmcrmul lhcdccuy- ;
farm.
. thcrmnn Scientist Hellrigcl long
' pointed out that tho nodules on the
lb of loguminous plants (-mllnln ml«
to organisms which are ilu- all-five '
all! in bringing tho frt‘o lllll'llgl‘ll of
the atmosphere into action for tho nolu'~
Stillman of plants.
, East yetlr Dr. Nobbo of Thnrand, Sox-
my, succeeded, after mutiyl ,‘Ilh l'lnlcuts.
glpIptbdnclng fairly pm‘v vultures (if this
species 0'! organism on it l'tilllllll'l‘i'llll
Hole. The new preparation. t'ulll'il hi. 2
M, is now supplicd in bottles. of
Telephone Service.
*THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND
Offers Telephone Service in this
city with an equipment of Metallic
Cir. hit, and Long Distance Trans
miller, at
according to the amount and char-
acter ot the service.
TELEPHONE 60.
$25 a Your and Upwards,
TRY ITS.
PLUMBING!
East End (f Washington Street Bridge.
Prompt attention given to all repair orders.
hick one it! said to bc :mfllcirnt to in. For details, address the liu‘al ‘
.mulato about half an am of land. . otiicc of the: company,
Two methods of use are Huggcslvtl. It
may be sprinkled ovcr tho sci-d in ll (li- SENTINEL BUILDING
hits aqueous solution, or, with morn . . .
water added, the solution may be nerd ’ Washington Street, i
moisten 50 or do pounds of will. South Norwalk, Conn. l
"flllclt. on drying. may lac sown M'tInly
91‘ the land and mw-rml in :3 lli'lilll lll'
t three inches. lelesvimlling pus» '
itios of this plan of giving plnnte
Mar to obtuitlllwir ovxu l'md from tho '
7 are naturally attracting the :lllvu- !
so of cxptvimrntul :lxl‘icnllm lI-Ils.
'At several plows in Ul‘l‘limlt)‘ :uull
Mlatltltcsts of tin vuluunl‘ lllll‘lltzlll
bcitlgmudc. undw may « nilwl mm
know whether land imuloilnn is to
Also basis of a now farming. s ‘
The Science ol‘ l’llllnt‘cly. I
lit) Why long: also an lll'ill‘l". wont l
Will: of tin priw lllllll‘l‘lll‘i‘lv llilzl
ltd for collwtihn old pontoon simmer 3
early nimlctc. and that! he a bum I"
the militia and mill-villa: of alumni .
f. thing of the past. 1
Mp collecting. which. could ll be l
called a solution. would in known i
wily. first broom" {similar on It ;
mm 25 years an“. m growl: Was .
.L and is few years since it
it‘ll that in tho rllllitwl Hiatus
MN Wm 900.000 stump mill-oi»
something like $1,000,000 in-
, "the business by sturnp mer-
t published statonwut that
.epusm"mnis in he. at
with" the truth. Only uwnfly
, muss M the how York
lootetywos held in a new
H tomiehodnlubhonm and
tit-tr annual rcpmtrt gave
its to the comb of
nrlngylhe past. year.
dishiptuilicoting'
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
TheNorwalkPattern 8: M’f’g Co.
iSteam Heat, Water and Hot Air Heating ;
Two 2 Beautiful.
$IOO
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PEERLESS BlCYCLESi
Given Away Free! l
0ch ladies’ and one gents.’
.ON MARCH 29th. |897l
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With every filly cents received, either CASH
SALES or money paid on ACCOUNTS, we
will give ONE chance on BOTH of these
beautiful moowheels, FULLY GUARAN-
TEED. Wheels now on exhibition.
OUR MOTTO :
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
so and 42 wall street. NORWALK, cons.
. 'I‘iI-kl-ls. sun in ludimz rewrvml sat-at. For sale
Excelsior!
:Hovr's'TI-TEATREE
Brat. John H. jackson. Illustrator,
and the Adslphia Quintette.
Admission. also. Doors open at 1440. Concert
«.15 Tie eta inmate by momborsct the church.
(loo. Sellout. at Holmes. Keeler ck Bella t’s:
at Wood s. Norwalk Tomllnson's. South or-
wnlk. Tickets exchanged for reserved seats
tree at Wood’s and Tomliuson'sl Chart opens
Thursday morning. .
H cow-s??? s: A'l' Iii:
Wetlands}. January 27th.
The Great Laughing Success.
"Age Cannot Wither Nor Cos
tom Stale."
“Charley’s Aunt”
Which makes every one laugh
What More do You Want?
“It is replete with wholesome amuse-
ment quick movement and general minty."—
llemld. Juno.
Management Julius i‘ahn.
Seats on sale at Plaisted's and Pinnco‘s.
Princess. 50. 75c.
NORWALK OPERA HOUSE.
F.W. MITCHELL. Manager.
One night Only. .
Wednesday Jan. 27.
William Caldron's American Go
Presenting Button Vane's Masterpiece.
THE
SPAN
The Record brenhimz. soul stirring. heart
uulclrcnim;plnyllmt has thrilled thousands.
in war mullimnl-. Ulnnpuny unsurmtemul.
hoot-iv luvusltum grand beyond Cullll‘flro
Mechanical client's liliil’V(5llJu:§.
p "i‘llo vau Liner.
’l‘lu- ll ‘llltlll- L! Illllnws.
bl.i.'l’lm Lighthuuhn Grime.
filth: 'l he lilillgu 1-! Human Bodies.
Asurptise in over)" Gt'cno. A marvellous
lr‘c-Icllng: ipillhos mu! llamor. sun-shine and
shallow. langhteruv ll trove. now seen never
t . in {um-Ill n. Priced. fair. 5 T‘. 75v.
‘Soais on rmll- at Wood's and 'l‘otnllnson’s.
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LOOKWODD S HALL,
Nomadic.
MondayEvening.Feb I
(hand l'wnceri bylllo
OLLIE .
TORBETT
CONCERT
00.
including: the (unions
FIN” Hulkllulm.
Luttoman Quartett mm H.
of illt‘nllfillllillfl'“Vl‘llll.’ morn. Summit and
l'luistcdjs. South Nomadic. Convert at 5:15
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NORWALK 5m. HOUSEl
li'.W.llll'l'l“ilEl.L. - - Manager.
Monday, February lst
El). F. Rl'SH'S
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SPECTACULAR Cl).
Magnificent
Sccncry.
(iorgcous
Costumes.
A llrcrtm ol‘l’air Women and
Merry Men.
Scale a? \l'wul's and 'I‘nmllnwu'e.
l’l 1mm :loc. row. Trio.
Friday, Jan. 29.
list [\llltNlCilll 'l'o‘u‘i' of LEON
HERRMANNM
The only tillI'W-Auur in liurrmuvn the (trout.
in his luvmnpm-uhln u-uicrtainnnint. .
M
Adelaide Herrmann h
In the l nwildvt'lng spectacular llancoe. ’
"ll'lIltl‘iilu do Null.H
“Len lluyon do 2401 "ll."
"bu Duncc du Vesuvius.”
”'l'luI Lily of tho Orient."
IRTH. l
stow. 1
YaTEflV. l
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l'fll'l‘ll ‘ls‘lc. WI". firm. n. t’mls on salient l‘luls-
toll's and l’lhrum‘y.
D. W. RAYMOND,;
Funeral Director :
and Embslmer. l
on W-uhlfl‘ton nerd-u. '
Do. Namath. » ' 5
Residence, Mahatma Hotel
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From rm to See.
All ll Family Mcillcluq Bmztm‘fl Colon King
{Grille Kigali! peacetime: Mllvrll: spams»
. m l t ‘ u .
Ilmrtler. dine-lldrhmhi‘t‘lilatmn. headst- o
O
In "port e conic.
MW, ..
“elastic”
....u I." nod“ to
nus . .
pantie ,
ON nusmzes‘
PRINCIPLES.
fi‘l’NtrhVBODY
TREATED
ALTKsz.
THE
BOSTON STOR
NORWALK. CONN. N. Y. OFFIOE. 602 BROADWAY.
January is a dull month in the Dry Goods business, but we always strive to make it a busy one. There is
only one way to do it, that is to give bargains that our customers will appreciate,
and that will be an incentive to promote early buying.
This week we shall cut into all
IN THE GR
winter stock.
EAT OLOAK R
DIIII; w
J ACKETS.
There is no need of wearing a jacket
that is three or four years out of style
when you can buy a good one for 03.50.
All jackets at half price.
Black bouole jackets, 8350.
Irish frieze, fancy bonnie and black
bouclo jackets. $5.75.
All 810 50.$i3.50 nod $14.50 jackets. Tn
kersey and ooncle. all atone prim,$7.50.
All our best jackets that were $15 to
818. all will go at one price. $8.50.
Children’s jackets, from 98c to $5.00.
()TTR MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
,4'1731‘... a,
is the lnrgcet
and best ever
shown outside
of NY. Every
box is now. Ev-
ery garment is
now. No old
stock to Work
off, every piece
bought for this
sale, and runs-
lin lower than
it over we be-
f'oro. It is a
All
close out. 08.00.
Plush capes that were $11.98 will go
at $6.50.
CAPES.
$5.00 and” 00 capes marked. to
2’2
each.
good timc to l
Wl‘lll‘.
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DUMESTIC C(ums. i
2 qt. too. or coffee pot, 28c.
3 qt. tea or coffee pot, 34c. .
4 qt. coffee pots, 390.
6 qt. covered sauce pan. 300.
2 qt. Tipped sauce pan. 10c.
2 qt. pudding pan, 10c. ,
ti qt. pudding pun. 20o. .
Jopaned coal shawls. long handle, 40
Copper bottom watch boilers, 530.,
Zinc wash boards. lilo. i
Lorne size coal sieves, 7o. ‘
Crumb tray and scraper, do. i
GRANITE IRON WARE.
qt. lipped preserving kettle. 17c.
Jelly pans, 50.
Wash basins. 15c.
Bread puns, 10c.
(linger broad pans. 10o.
Covered sauce pans, 10c.
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SKIRTS.
Extra widc. drop Hamburg. the some .
boy line. under- {as lost season $1 credo; for this sale, Silo.
Skirts from 1.50 to $2.50 each.
LISENS.
January is the month to buy your; (hm-half bleached (lltlIlithf, 25c to (inc.
Full bleached damask. 50c to $1 50.
‘ Men‘s: nnlaundcred shirts. soc quality. l
chicks at this time. Illi‘l l'IlH‘ syndicate 'lIlll’W {01‘ $1. a
buyers take advantage of tlnI market. l Men's night shirts. finished with pearl 1%
spring stock of muslin and linen. Why? ;
Because the mills olmvs unload theiri
4-4 Unbleached muslin,
H-«l Unbleached muslin.
«l-Il Bleached standard goods.
til-1 Bleached standard goods,
Niese"z.otvss."“‘”“'
634i: 1‘
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do ibuttons, cut extra long and full, three will "“1“? 5'0“-
120 llur $1. 1
10.000 yards of ribbons. manufactnr-l
l5c .cr‘s remnants, at one-half regular prices ,
.-all widths and colors. _ g
l For Saturday and Monday, lodics‘ :st
' DRESS GOODS.
This is our pet department, we sell
line dress goods cheaper in this depart-
ment than you can buy the same of any
New York house. .
'50 in. black. navy and green crepe.
diagonal. sold by as all season for $1. to
close at 500.
50 in. serge in black, navy. green and
brown. sold by us at 500, for this sale
: 0.
50 in. all wool suitings. sold by us all
season for 500, this sale 250.
to in. black mohair figures, sold by us
all season for :lhc, for this sale 25c.
DRAWERS’.
From 5250. to 7.30 per pair.
Cl,)RS_lSI‘ COVERS.
From So to 750.
Take it look at this white show, it
The greatest variety
over shown in the county.
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TOWELS.’
.1; dozen towels, buck, damask. hem-
ltclud. knotted fringes and hemmed.
The same grade last season. $1.25; the lf‘ast black stockings, double sole. extra f’l‘hey are for people that use fine towels.
spliced heel and toe, worth lilo per pnir, thIver has one of these towels been sold
new ones this sermon, lilac.
Gowns, from 400 to $2.25.
to “Tukfi business.
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105: than 50c; for this sale, 250 each.
Samethlnq given away at half or less than half price in our kitchen department every day this week jus
HE liORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Our. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
HELLO, 55-2
Great Attraction at Our Store!
QUALIT
The Acme of Perfection. . . .
,N0\How Cheap, But How Good.
That‘s the consideration. \Vc
matoes, Succotash and all other vegetables in the world.
price is within the reach of all.
have the finest Canned Com, Tm
The
. . . . . ALLNEWGOODS. . . . . .
4 Pounds of Our Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery
Butter, fresh made each week, for SI.
Our cofiee are the finest; so say those who come from miles around to obtain it. Rich, mild Cheese. Fancy
fresh Eggs Daily. We give you better value for your money than any store m Norwalk.
23 Pounds Standard Granulated
Sugar 3!.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street. south Namath. 0t.
lr‘vouwgat ALL? THE NEWS
AVE TH E
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
I
Save Prudently a
s a precept easily carried out by our patrons.
Regular.
They can'
nd Spend Wisely! l
thclp spending wisely, llL‘«
cause every article we sell is the best to be bad. They can’t help saving
because they would lta'vc to pay more for thc some
Magnolia Condensed Milk. per can, it: English Walnuts. per 1h. llic 250 '
Medium Beans, perquart, on mixed Note, all new, mu 9 lbs. Best Rolled Outs. zoo
Marrow Bonus. " " 7c Gold Dust, per pkg... llc ~l cans Tomatoes, 2ch
Lima Beans. " " no Walter Baker's Coca. 1-2 in box, at»: 4 I' Good Guru the
time" Peas, “ “ ho l’ettijohn’e Breakfast Food. pkg. inc 3 " Pumpkin She
Split Poss, " " 7c 7 bars Bubbltt’s limp, ‘35» l lb. host Starch 2m
Enamellno. per box. do 7 bars Kirkman’s Borax Soap. 2351: Maml H. or .loncs’ h‘ioar. Bag. 700
Sporty do llorneo’ Shoulder. lb, 7o :3 lbs Bust Lord, 25c :. gals. K emetic lhl. 4m:
Best Soda Urackere. per lb.) he 4 “ GoodLard, 2.30 a plots. “1776" Powder. 250
23 pounds best Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
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