F. ”u VIII“, n II To
Me” armour-mot
liars. on time. see; three
lute, $1.00. Reading no
hinmtico. smug.
‘ _ 50‘s. season. of ram
,‘leeenwuts furnished on
Mrs-81 msII. in ad~
, prepaid: one month. 50o;
£1.85; six months, ”.60; one
itilerrsd by newsboys, 12¢ a
W to the carrier.
' No. 97 Whhington street.
E~No. 49 Will street,
.s‘tfe always welcome in Tull
, I! you know of any news
' tor a favor by telephoning.
5 tag it to the chine.
-I Box to the convenience of
to les'v items at new-or
. will be found at the entrance
‘ I. office.
Hons should in all cases be
VIKING SENTINEL.
So bNorwaIk. Conn.
mot be guaranteed the
”copy is handed in. Every
inbyzo'clocklnthoat-
day before the change
ng Sentinel, use a Circula-
nIs Town of Norwalk sham
I'M”. considerably, that tho
Circulation of the other
enemas-4 .
Almanac for Tomorrow.
|Bnn sets I High tide Low tide
7:03. ii 57 I) on 12.13 a in
spoIII-n Press Comin‘cnts. .
(New York World.)
Irlt check our arms have re-
, appears to havc been the result
. oi the rccklcss heroism of our
Ill attacking Cardenas with uttcrly
force. One cruiser. onc
auxiliary gunboal inIoI-cly a mat
on diminutive torpedo boat sullcd
Cardenas harbor audrngsgcd both
TIMI batteries and the gunhonis
II,‘ They lost ilvc nIcII klllcd and
M wounded and hourly lost 1hr
w. The Spanish loss in Inch is
. I to have bccn hcavicr. IIIII III'
we do not, know. It scI'llln t'l‘I'IMII.
If. that our attacking IOI‘t‘I‘ wu:
Ila". and quitc nocIllI-ssly on. War»
I great "out of strong ligliilnd
in Cuban wolms. Winn III- lt-i
Milli Ilium Spanish ships and
there is Stall?!) an cxnmc ii III
louse II forts Him is strong Inouah
flip work to lIcéIi‘IIII“. Iiou‘cy llnd
Will“ II" Tim lllI‘ Iicllhl‘ ships.
unlit“ ill i'ItI'IchIIlrI was II mlsinkc
“It Tonal ii horoic our. llul H" II
Mose of war should "iii no ill‘l‘il
baritone
m“*l—flw-- Inn!
(New York llcraIlIl.)
Willy linporIIIIII PM in Ilii iI :
Ml ladrid this IIIIIIIIlIIu tl'i Ill. .
last. gasps of Im a sum tililih”
“Ill Ili‘Tillt' IlIiI ..II iIIIIIIIII liliI‘
W Will rcuIIIiII II l‘I II‘I‘IlI‘i‘. llllI
. tilllion IIIIIl llIIIIIIiII arc III lIt‘
3 ti) Minn IlIIiI' it'biii‘l‘ln‘i‘ [illlv'
utiluionics. iI‘IIrI-iIIII AIIIIIIII lilill
III llit'lt‘ plan-cs. any» illil' liii‘
Iini. who has llit’ l‘iliiiiili'iit'i III
_ it“ til Illausicr in studio,
. ‘1‘“! now (‘uiillil‘i Willlll lii‘IiI III III
"3‘“, “out cumulus IiII iIcIII icl‘llls III
W obtainable from tho llnitodiludor.
, , mpiiuiuuiutoAIIIsriIIIIuIIm
‘i‘bey till the many air. Tho
Ina he as aim-nu in» honor
_ "swine. “ and when the upsu-
Cunin and t'llllililqillliliiy tumor
Iii «slam around with Ii
” De Isaac long so»
typical blah bred wurmol
, deli when Momma II Int-
1 ‘ _.;Iiisn WI tickinioy IIIIII
Willi. Bloom luriim cs-
It was was Iliiiitliltt!
‘ who in II prwlamstitm
“ I‘lflfliliti Ill liiltssliI-II."
metros put into you 1mm.
by that-hotness aurora.
‘ . when he button
It'llistimui weal-lam
IiiIIiiiiiII visit to
mainly whips us
the unusual tenuous.
with im in listing
9 at the trainee or
.. lies of thundering
‘ muslin is not
Washington. liar thin view of the -
rsports that German. French and Br!-
on: ships as mush; at the Pump
pine loin“. “much interest has been
excltcdulnnaval ctr
strength of the; se rat fleets of these
powers. There l little or no appro-
henslon in ofllci 1 quarters here that
foreign warships is
to Americana interests
in the Pblllppl as. At the same time.‘
the strength of this foreign forces in
Asiatic Waters is an interesting theme
From reliable sources
the status of the Asiatic squadron is as
as as tools
the gathering
méant as menu
0! conjecture.
Germany' 5 fleet in Asiatic waters con-
sists of eight first-class modern vcsscls
Admiral Hoffman‘ls the commandsrvln-
chief. with the battleship Kaiser as his
flagship. Second in command is Vice 9
Admiral Prince Henry, a brother oi
the emperor ‘of Germany. whose ling-
ship is the battleship Deutschland.
The British squadron in Asiatic wa-
tcrs is greater in guns and tonnagc
thant ppat of Germany, France and Run
climbined. It includes thirty- -on( ~ Henry E. Buckingham ls Working on
modern fighting ships. ranging from
tho monster battleship Victorious of
14,900 tons to them!“ little gunboalr
-Plovcr and Fircbrand. The British
squadron ls undc‘r Admiral Seymour.
commander-ln-chief, with his flag or.
the battleship Centurion.
raI C. C. P. Fitzgerald is second lp
command, with his ling on the cruise:
The Russian fleet consists of twenty
two ships with Admiral Reunofl a
commander-inschiet.
The French fleet is made up of clcvel
ships. with Rear Admiral Glgauit (It
In Bedoliiere as commander-ln-chlei.
BAY STATE NAVAL “SERVES
They Ran the Auxiliary Cruiser Frair
is and Start for Boston.
lily Associated Press.)
New York. May lib—Tho dctachmcul
of Massachusetts naval reserves whici
arrived three weeks ago in charge 0'
Lieutenant Iiulilngton and olhcr
corn. to “It’ll the auxiliary cruiser I‘rui
rls. wut probably scc thcir nntlvc cans
again belorc Sunday.
Commander Strain. l’.
on the bridgc or the Prairie at
o'clock this morning and guvc tho aig
nut to cast oil thc iincs which Iii'li
lhai I'cssI-l to thc
yard. and soon Ihc l'I'ulric's how our
b‘olntihg towards thc uppcr buy.
naval I'cscrvcs. drcsscd in whilc duck
and blmI wuoicu caps, w.-rc asst-mid”
on Illc Ilppcr llil‘k and I'llccrcd lIIsiil:
as tho vcsscl iIIgIIu Io luovotlown IiII
riwr undcr llf‘l' own strum.
Run II llitil'iilllillll IIIId iIIIIIIwnl IIIoIiIIl
ol' whistics IIonI .III ”III ilIiillIi mm b
IhrI cast il\”'.ll in uhhh‘ibc l'Iairlc IIII
swucd with Illillt Imus flout th IIlI
strum whistlc and dipping or iII-r cu
As HlIl‘ lltirillii liiiilt‘l‘ liIc "rook
iyu hridun. Irnll‘w IlIi IIIIII tlIIIroIIulIfIII'I
was IIIIImeI for ”w Iliilllli'IiI IiIlII tilt
big black worship and crI-w Wt‘l'l' t'lll‘l‘l'
ml by ”it“ pmlcmrlans IIIIIl pIIIIthIuIIIu
in thc cars on llli‘ tilt: spun IIbIIVc.
IIIIIIIIIIIioIIs WI'I‘I‘ I‘I'IIII‘III‘VI vI'lIh iIcIII-II
hill/dial Hill" the i‘l'i‘W IIi Iitc I'I'IIlI'lI
\I'iIII i'IIIIlIlI'IIlly “Hill”
with cups and lIIIlIIikIII'I'lIlcl‘il.
IIcl anchor-Ii nu ’l‘IIIupklusvlilc. fillili'l
island. to await iinui ordcrs. and rib
will probably pI‘oI-I-ml III 8"“ this lillt‘l'
IIIIIIII III jIIlII Ihc North Atlantic cum
dock at tho Iluv)
DIFIRII OF LA. PAT-IA.
The lpnnlsh Claim to how 00.0“
Troop! at tho Canaries.
' Aasuclulmi I'l'l'nuJ
iIIIIIi III. MIII‘ Iii IllrIIIIIHI'II Willi h l: I,
I‘IIIIIII‘i' Islands on May i II‘HI‘ I‘II‘
'I‘hcrc was only tlill' rlpun
IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII III lam I'IIIIIIIIII on
The lmuacimcl‘n my Ilii‘l‘i‘ III I
iIiiIcr IIuIl-iirliish (radius in ”ii I‘IIIIII
I'y lIIlIIIIIiII IIIIIl ilritlsh lilillji‘l‘iti arc iIIII
I'chlly longing IIy ovary IIIIIIIIIIIII'.
IIII-III prcIuIrIItinuII have two liiiiill‘
i'III' Ilw ill‘rl‘litw IIl lam i'IIiIlIIIs.
Iw‘IIIIIIIIIIIiII cl lIIiIII Ill iIImI IlIIIIIIII Irma».
'i'iIII I-IIpIIIiIIII oi lilu nit‘i'tilii'irl any ihv
lIIIIluIr oi lpa l'IIlIIIIIII has its usual on
IIcnIIIIII-II and that How Is IIII i‘ilill on
at It buviuu horn IIIIIIIIII.
'l‘hc ilpuulurds lliifl'i‘l IIIIII Ilwv iIIIII
IIIl lillliii'iiill‘ Illliiiiilii‘ III and in
I’auurr iIIlIIIIIis.
«mu—arm . vwm
arenas. lflifllllm.
unison l'll"l‘l‘llii iliillW.
’I‘Ili- lihllmm l'lI'IIii‘II
puny will rcIIIrII iti ilIIyI'II
IIIIII kilo lwu i'lill‘l‘lllliiilll'lliii.
ouc III will II. In. for llli' lii‘Iil" III lil~
luv” and l‘lilllllliil. .
All Iiiildi‘cn huiIlllIll litll‘illl i‘li‘ild will
be IIIinIiIIIIIl iur .I t‘i'lili‘.
Ililliliii‘lli. IIlIIIIIIIIII our liliiltl illiiilil nuzi
albums. is lflflli‘lil'liw' IIII wIii IIII stunn-
Ins. and should luv IvI-Ii lil‘i'lillivl.
”Maw—what... m...»
Isuna'rv Itilt‘lM.
Mar II” Ilic liIIwIir
IIIIIIII i’cupic' ll l‘hris-
Iisn Endeavor will hsvu a liberty mini
tilts mil linrwalk lismlst church
Thim- will no It literary sad alumni
catcnninlmu and "Insomnia at too
mm and calm will no WWII
bloods Walls. clomtliuaiirt. .
moth sivc s number at
Muritiiw I-Imi-
«Its-I brine» mm. ‘
‘i‘ucminy ersniti.
minimum at llic
N ow Shoe Store.9
or line of» Fontwear ls complain.
wt 1 satisfy you the goods are right. I Prices are 11 hi.
Ladics’ Oxford tics, in tan or black,
Lacs or button boot. from $1. 25 to $3. 00
Ge‘nts’3 shoes, and upward
Boys Shoes, $1 and uvaa1‘d.
Mis‘ses’ shoes, $1; 00 and Iipward.
Childs' shoes, 50c and upward.
90 Washington at. South Norwalk.
Your inspection
from 85b to .00.
In
EAST SIDE SI Ellis
Various flaps and Iiishaps on the
’Other Side oi the River. '
Mrs. John Cromwell has an attack
oi! malaria.
William G. LcCount Ens purchased
four new wheels.
a new cottage at Bell Island.
Mrs. Thomas Benedict ls entertain-
ing Miss Dickenson. oi Duluth. Mich.
Dr. Fr‘ederlcir'B. Bhkeris having an
addition placed on his residence. Con-
, tractor White is doing the work.
Robert Joeelovsky has sold his
building lot. adjoining the store in
First avenue. to Charles H Pearce, oi
Cove street.
The town's steam roller ran over the
shut off of the City of Norwaik's wa-
ter main. in front of the Randall block.
thip morning. and caused the pipe to
burst and flood the street.
The East Avenue Revival band has
accepted an invitation to hold a revi-
val service in the Young Fan's Christ-
val service in the Young Men's Christ-
walk next, Sunday alternoon.
Attorney .lohn J. Walsh is having a
hard wood floor laid in his rcsldcncc in
Gregory boulevard. and three arches cut
in the partitions ofthe rooms on tho
flrstkiloor. M. .i. Itcardon is doing the
wor .
There was a largo and enthusiastic
audience at tho Indics' Aid society at
:ast avenue Wednesday. This outcr-
prising society has again undortakcn
Fm raise tho lulcrcst on tho mortgage
another year and Ihcrc Is no doubt but
what they will Inn-.cccd The plans
wore complcted at this meeting (or thc
annual cream and strawberry Icativnl
to take place next Wodncsday cvcning.
In 1794 lllt‘ hubituili doors of thc
English languugc did Illli bumlII-I' mom
than :lIl,IIuo.IiIlII. In lull? liwlr numhcr
was .csiinlutcd III ”0.000.000.
District of Norwnik. as. I‘robutc
(‘ourt. May 12m. A. ll. 189R.
II}.IltaIc ol' Frimllfl i~‘uI'.roli into oi
Noiwaik. in said Illsillct, IlIIIImsI-Il.
lirIiI-rI-d. ’i'hIII tho IIxm-Iitrix i‘XIilliil
hcr administration ili'l'tlillii in this
I-oul'l I'or IIdeIsIIncuI. ill the l'rohulc ob
“11' in Norwnik. on the 23d day of May.
Inuit, 'at 2 o'clock uncruoon: and that
Ill [il‘l‘iitlilti Ililt'i‘vfilt‘tl in mild I-IIIIIII-
may ho Ilotllicd Ihcrmi, ilu- cxcrutrix
will vanish this III-doc to ho pIIIIIislIIIII in
IIIIstpIIpI-r IIIIIiIIu II circulation in
said district. and post a copy Ihcrmf
on tho stun-pout in said Norwulk lii‘tii‘
I-III lilo IIIIIIII \IIIIIII Illi‘ ill'li‘lifll‘il IIIIII
luIil at local ion Iluva brioIo sold" .::I
IIIIyIIl May lililk. ‘
\HA ii. \i'ililWAIili
nIIilIh. Judge.
.... .mm-p sow-u.
III-port of tho condition at Thu first
National lluuk or south Notwulk. at
South Nonnlk. in tho sluts Id l‘ IIIIIIIII
III-III. III Ihv l'lillii' oi luminous. May (all.
IIIIIII. . : (halal
Iicsmu i‘l'fl.
Loans and discounts illiili'lillitl
i’ 8. Honda to tit‘l'ilrt‘ IlI'I'w
lot too mutton»
I‘rouiiiuus on l'. H. isInIIII lIIIII,IIII
Stocks. t‘i‘t‘lil‘llli'li. cic. III.'.'I»I,II'I’
llitlliilliii‘ IIIIIIIIII. lili‘lillili‘i‘ IIIIII
IlXIili't'tl :III,IIIIII.IIII
iiIIo from National liquIs
Inot III~IIIIIIIII~ Ali'ililii ”Imam
lIIIII from approved i‘ltiii‘i‘Vl‘
.Iltfli‘lilil . ”gallium
I‘lIIII-ks IIIIII uthcr i‘liiill IIchI iilIlHill
Nolan oi oiiIcr National
Fractional Inner curroucy.
IIiclIIIlII and coats «it. ill
lIIwaiil nionIIy rcIIIIrvII in
bank. via:
H| Ionic ll will on
l.3 usiviondcr IIoIIIII Ii litlililii
il.lillll.llii
IIIIIIIInIpiiIIu land with it ii.
Irousuror Ill ”or win. III
Iirculuilun I kinda
Tutti i 9 illulli. till
.lisblliilos _
I IIIIIIIIl stock pain III tIIIIIJIIIIIIIII
liIIr ins iuud 36.0001»)
I‘ll HIM Hill“. ll'iili ox.
"slim till tam bald mm.“
National hank halos aui- ‘
‘slnnlii salmon
Intelsat I National hanks IIIAIIIJIII
luridoads unpaid III.IIII
individual IIIIIIIIIIiIs suidm Io
IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII
Instead continuous at outsell lidliliiilil
Untitled checks 2.1mm
.c... wwwwnnlww
im “lit llII
mm at tlunnsoilcui coIInIy oi li’sir.
lml. (‘Iiariss II. lsrris. cnlillor of tho
alswmnlnmi hank. tin “shimmy owner
1qu the shove t. I is inlc Io IIIII
best at , it sits ballot.
oils i I. roams. (fashion
bummed and” ”mm to More me
out can go
.Ism'hm III. micron
um: rams.
'l‘ in Wig”. Isolation
iii‘l"‘
daughter of Clio Hatch. riding on side-
0llicer Bartram took their wheels to the
the season. Other arrests will be pros-
ecuted.
ilIIIIiIII ii.i|lili.ilti
OONMSCATED Willi}! WHEELS.
William Bartram. the bicycle, policc~
man. was out last. evening Iooklngflor
violators oi the sidewalk ordinance. He
round uncritical new-boy. George H.
Danton. and little Marguerite Hatch.
walks in the vicinity of Union Park.
police station and the owners were rc-
queetod to appear in court this morn-
ing. Judge Gregory suspended sen-
tence. as they were the first cases at
EHTERTMIIIEI‘I'S.
IllilT’S THEATRE,
Saturday, May lith.
Matinee 2:30, Evening 8.
Return Engagement
or
EDISON'S
LIVING PICTURESCW
War 7 Graph l
Children. lot: Adults, me.
To any part of the house.
nous" THEATRE, ’
our: NIllIiT oNLI.
Monday, Tilay‘ i6.
SPECIAL ENHMIEMEN'I‘.
Rice & Hall‘s Minstrels
hinlutgcuwui of 1 Ion. I12. (bingo.
I’Itwutlug tho original and only
BILLY RICE.
And a host of l‘nIIIIIakenI.
25, 35, 50.
Hoots iiilWiliiHfllt' III i'lnislod’s and
Wood’» drug slows.
Tuesday Evcn’ g. Flay i1,
AI II.
Soul llomil Biptisi Church
l IIIiIII IIIIIIIIIII ~III
Flown I IIIIIIIIillIIuIl \. l‘ h l' III in: Imulli
Hi ”It I IIIIII h
A LIBERTY SOCIAL!
AIIIIIIIIIIIIIII- \lII-II IIIIoI-IIIIIIIIII
Illii "i‘i' Iinlmus.
MISS .\I.\l Ill. W'lllII'l'I.
(li’ Rimli‘uvd. ICIiii’illluillhl.
lit-iI‘I‘IIIIIII'IIiII. II'c lfrculu.
iIIi'I ii “I aim III I II‘I-iwii.
r r 1‘ Torr r T“
PlIlIlId's Stntptrllh
in \
PIIIIII Spring Tonic.
lIIIruII "tIHII‘, Jain.
PlIlIiIIl‘s CIIIIII llillltllj
l'l' IiII'IH
Try it. Ll”! ttinl Mic Iliillt‘m
\' our friI-IIdII are using
Pitlilti‘i Iliuitiit Putin
and nIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi tin-III.
'JM II bolt.
II. chain»,
43 Washington Street.
to. Namath.
It. .i. .l. .Lii.i. .l. .l. .i.
Fairfleld County's Greatest.
Are well known all through the south
They are known on account of the
correctness of style. tinish and quality.
it you see a new color of ribbon. a new
weave in dress goods. at now out in
jackets. on our counters you can solely
say that is to be the style, for we never
put anything on our counters unless we
know that it is the vogue in Paris. bon-
doa. and boston.‘ ’ A...
Warm weather
is coming as surely as summer.
warned is iorcarmed
the summer gauntlet in light, attire.
Our stock of dress goods in every va-
riety of fabric and patterns throws the
door of choice wide open. There's a
difference even in iirst choices. and now
as always early buyers will skim the
' book where you see the most,
and here's your opportunity.
25 on. imported lace orgnndlcs that
the city people ask We bcr yd. and
sing a great song about
price this week Is 100.
Light weight crcpons
Block crepons that we and everybody
also asked $1.50 per yd. this week 31
M
Prepare to run silk lined. skirts tucked to the waist.
:22 has beenths priesliotv $16. 100 dozen men's uulaundered shirts. '
leccs ol all Ivool dress goods
tha. we sold all season for 50c pcr yd.
Some have only one dross. others two
dresses in the piece.
your choice at 25¢ per yd,
6 peiccs of 46 in. wide serge that
would be cheap at 69c per yd. We have
two blues. :1 green. a black n garnet
Wc shall run them
You can have
and a cadet abadc.
this week at. 50c.
Our Tailor-Made Suits.
sizes, for fat or loan persons. ”.50 to
$10.
.w’
'00]. Cody (Buffalo Bill) making of is a practical handbook on light. lull
American women says they are the best enough to be complete, line enough
looking women on earth; and he has to be unbeatable. We will not,
been in every country on earth; he says we cannot, be outdone. A clear bright.
they have a smarter look than the and salt light ‘from a handsome and
French or English woman. and be convenient lamp that by its solid value
thinks that is owing to the style of and durability will repay many times
their dresses. The French woman is its costis what wise housekeepers IO0I\l_
all bully Willi trimmings, the English for and should secure. Search ant!
woman is over dressed and pussy. you ll lind lamps from this to its that
while the American girl wears her tal- will please. '
lor made suit. and looks bright and _
mm. For Men.
6 beautiful broadcloth suits, jackets Two Great Bargains
12 suits blouse waists. 513:50. bodies made of Dwight anchor muslin, '
20 suits square jackets, in front. 310. 1900 linen bosom. continuous facings,
' patent collar band. out full. sizes 14 to
' 18¢k¢'°- 9 16 a good 50c worth. while the lot
lasts, three for $1.
50 dozen fancy percale dress shirts
one pair separate link calls. made to
sell at 75c, exceptional value each 50c. _ 5
Ladies’ Summer Vents.
We have still a gréai,vnriety. all
Long and short coals. 980 to 85.
Our L‘mp D"‘”" 100 dozen Egyptian ribbed vests out
high pork and short slccvcs all sizes.
regular 25c grade. each lBMc.
Hosiery.
ill! dozcn ladies“ tine black and fancy
stockings. Our cutlrc stock of the lilo
kind. all at one price. 121,5(2
W
IichIInlII-r Ibc whcci that wv give
away Saturday night. saw your dupli-
l‘ail' clicks. II is Ihc haudsomcwt. ‘
whccl in this town. Inuit at II by tho
door as you enter.
III for - - 3| eta ,
OUR BUTTE
hlpl
its lion or Woman.
In! or Iiirl.
cultured
W
CY WI“
Royal Pearl.
WWW“
~ 1 Maui‘s has, ass.
1 \ho. Starch. the.
“macho Milk lie on «II.
New link.w
Boston Store. Cor. Main and Wall Sta... Norwalk.
Wilt
”fin-r .....
Seymour’ 3 Store.
\\c liliH‘ I‘l’l'lytliillil‘llil' IIIIIIkI-t IIli'oI'Ils wTIiIII lil'l‘ sold at popular
“or Punt-y (tilt T'Itlgcl Icamcry IiIItIcr, 2'iI "I: .1 lbs for «mu dollar.
Nothing llkc it.
i'iIIII l'rcsh .‘n‘liiil'iifl'lih’,'Pi'lirl, “won and Wax Iicuus, Hoots. IIIIIIII
Twink-c. NI-w l’IIiIItIII-I-I. 'T‘IIIIIIIIIII-s. lulu-y izlhlc Applcs, ('III'IIIII-
iII-I's. Spinach. SII'IIII'IIIII-I'ics. ctI-.. l’rcsh daily.
'l'lII- II'III'I'is llIIuIII. liIIIIIIIIIss ”WWII and SIIIIIkI-Ii “vol.
thI' IIII-IrIIIIi i‘IIfl‘oIII-I Iil‘t' IIIlIlI- talk.
'I'IIII 'I'cu Wl‘ ollci' is It IiIIIIl‘lslIIIIcIIt to thousands of Il‘ii Ill'ltikci's.
It is iilliumsilllii to mimic [Il'lccs oil l‘TIIiIl'.
lions i‘rcIIIII lIuIII-TI IIIIII l’urnritc milk cruckcrs, ll’i‘lill from the
i‘IIIII-y lrosh country Hugs.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
on West Washington Ctr-cot. Telephone eo-s.
Pietro) tor Nil. . ‘
FLOUR.
'l‘hc suIlIlIIII IiIIIIIIIIIIi for MAUHD S. FLOUR has made
it lIupIIIIIIlhlca for us toiI II lly suppiicd. lint wo
have 'I‘IIRBB CR [.05. on tho way born from
the rail is ata ”sigh-c whit will enable ii to still at
under the market. ti will Ital
tll'ill lloIIr chcap, so pious your order here. 9
union Iiciivcry. It will pay you to wait.
is justly famed for its “liliiiY” llvaIrII _ pingl
qualities, and our price is cxcccdingiy low.
Ilesi Inliriu Creamery liuttcr, lilo 1b.; ii The for “All.
Sites or hm entice. til». the.
ltihs. Bushland Sonar. 5i. lib
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