' ' Vol J.
7 “My“
AIRWAY. AUGUST ll. 18”.
.. a Raraa—‘t Want." “To
. Old "hr Sale" advent-anionic. not
1 In lines. one time. lilo! three
Ila: six times. “.00. Radiation-
lllua iiiis cacti insertion. Martians
Mb no lost. “to. Schedule at rates
Maxed advertisements tarnished on
it-tt t.\' its-rail. «By mail. to ad-
. a prepaid: tins mouth. lilo;
use I. ".95; six months. #160; one
. “All. Delivered by nastsinys. l‘tc a
to it. paid to the carrier. .
. Omen—No. tit Waalillulotl street.
filth lisrvalk.
ham Urrwu--No. to Wait sit-set.
" 7. l are always welcome in Tris
" “r "r“r'ai "rim
sonsrs am a one .
notations: I
LIN“ Box for the convenience of .
f
who wish to tears items of news or
M will be found at. the entrance
autonomic.
iguana Ollwld I all cases be
Till IVINING SENTINEL.
South Not-walk. Gone.
“5-.— esaaot he (wanted the
mum is handed in. Ivory
rtwillhotnatlatono-
“to patrons. but chanpss onto
rmhtnsiatodapensaar htunloss
malt In by 8 o'clock this at-
dating “A" " a" n" '
- 4"?» Min Sentinel ass at circula-
la the Town at larval! and its
tarp-r. considerably. than the
_ Circulation or the other two
.. . fillies. Our room is al-
‘ ‘VIW outs to advert sers and visitors.
telephone Calls:
g] n onion—tub.
‘ mute—me.
Branch allies—$4.
low water
2:3 am
it b “"ll'l‘
:thl pm
hamster. lanai: slim l
The Camp at Montaish.
(New York Times.)
. Pl'heWar Department seems to he
hoot upon giving a truth object lesson.
close at horns. of the some iiiei'llcicncy
with it has been demonstrating to
Calm. it is itravely questioned by
those whose opinions are entitled to re-
apect whether Montank l’oint lll suit-
able for the purpose for which it has
been chin-ten. it is certain that there is
now no water supply available tor the
uses of a convalescent camp. it is
doubtful whether such a supply can in-
obtained by the means which are re
lied upon to make it available. To
transport water for drinking and
«ankle; in tank cars lltxlri not HIV!“ in
vindicate the wisdom of those who :.c~
levied the camping around
"ill. howvver that may be. the nu
readiness oi the camp cvnicntl)
diagram-tut. 'l‘in secretary ot war lllll~l
have known for at t'ni'ttiinb' til i .i~~t
that the troops tuii.t I-c lltti\"'l i'i‘t'ill
in
their "en-itinn- in lltil-ii. lit in- ’. II ad.
lib oidcr to icinoic ii. m In ilo- t‘tibnn
highland
lltilil pl‘iilt'r-l ..y .~li il’t' twin-iii otta-t ,
ll in II \tt'i'h ntlt'i l.~
lltit ll‘lill. ill out tin ii'tl:.1
\‘li ltlIlllI‘tl tilll
tl'
\nd i t. i.
'oluc lroop- have :o-Iii.t|l\
tired and once llllll\ .\pv it'll, hurri
iti' lil~ illrltt ..tl “Hill“ It .it.il llm :t'
it .' to .\ltiiilolik tiltll l'l‘tl
though it
Li a liigllillllitt h... i: i‘ll littttlc or prop
oration to I'tct'li't' tlieni “'an iiw
been doin- lib.» been done lll urui pint
by the voluntary aid at the .lh.~ll.‘l.|-
“Nil! 01 i'ltlll'llh which "Ill‘ tntl'
looks. upon with lilti"'tilli'l‘lillt dint-n.
it is iniolcinbb» that the rob-mi ni
ilult ill the world r-lliilllil Iltll .iipp|_\ m
cry alleriniion to tlic ltIl oi it at.
hilt! Wounded tlt‘lt'lillt‘l‘o. lhc curl of
Illillllil the ntliip ul .\lllliliilllt Ill ihoi
nuah order would be [It‘i'litiit .i llllll‘lli
part til the unit at that silly political
FIi'ifl‘Iiltlli in Porto llico out o! abnli
the M‘t‘l‘t‘ldl‘)‘ at our ha.» bccn bull“ d
by ptlblb opinion. ‘l'hc tin-imirc cl
the public lttl‘llttill’ttlii'c wim iivcrctnry
Alli-r is very llt'il‘l\ lull. It in lltlltli
to him lIilcrt-M ‘ii "iii h" "it“ work on
i“ i'tillltl ill Mtitiiaiih
I‘vlth‘htu til‘ the War
tNiw \‘oi'ii mini
Newspaperu ninth act-c lull at n
numbe- "Allied i‘oummm and ill" .ul
Ilhlfllt’allmi lwttii'c "to I'm lap...“ in
“it“ ti on: «inland ill all
aimed to t.tl‘|l tti turn at in m. that
Hitsiiianasrainn lliciiiul-b l om
the war until all incii iim politicil
lith'fllcs 'l'liei linl itiiu‘loi‘ prtiai'tittu.
and non \lllliit mam. twaiwi «pa.
“(MM lul‘ ii. pnlniii
ht“ lit thi'if‘dtiiptiit that it. y or
atlide still flltit'c uoinpipi. it up...
they ilrt- ”Him to til“ it .oh otiou llc- n
lb. [lotio- nl lb to pi ll
I.“ la ii~ "canoe: or iii
t‘flldlhly litany o l' Iltlt i. will in
M GUM! when the .ivtiiibd lll to». M
titit' militati opcmim i m ,d l .
There is no doubt that m. t «in All at
Mill out lllvlt'll'nall lot both I"
‘YI’ HM the lion will lir mu r. til... i,
Q" "Will the full truth in unit-t- tliii
EM amnion-uh lit om million i ctltlt n
more by it as ilidinbic limit in
”It“! ll. He'll .vl l'tllll‘ and abroad 1‘
’ if: detail at to.” oprmloti ot lhl‘
liitli non
illil'vltlt’l ‘lmlu in
ii
a.“ bi «til I'
‘ . , 4‘ iwiilbtloupdl
‘ ‘ ‘ior may'yssrs‘to some. and
did universal deslrs at tbs military
world tor the exact tests as a basis tor
such study will bring them into pal»
lieity in due tints. . Those .prolsr
sionsl searchers tor the truth. however. ’
will not be inspired by the motives so.
plainly exhibited by the newspapersl
to which we have referred. ‘l‘heir pur» l
pose will not be to do mischief. to hol~ 5
star up seine individual reputations and ;
liar, Ii itary or
‘.t
I
obtain trustworthy information
able as it loosen tor tbcuiaclves.
In virus at Peace Prepare for War. l
(New York Harald.) i
The“ naval lessons at the war "have:
been so conclusive in many ltnportantl
respects that the extension of the ser—i
vice. both In material and personucifi.
goiuht to represent notable advances in .
'sca power. The technical otllcers ot‘
ll); navy department have surely earn-
ed the confidence of the nation, and.
their proved capacity is a guarantee.
that the new programme will be. an"
intelligent exposition of naval needs.
The question or types is to a great
t'tgrco settled; the numbers oi‘ ships in ‘
each class should, with our added ro-
lsponsibilltlcs. not be hard to determine: ‘
land. new that the. people are behind
l the service. its naval representatives in
, Washington may safely ask for all they .
lwant. and not. its heretofore. tor Whnl
‘iit more or less trepidation they have
bopct‘ to extract. The main thing is
to mike while public sentiment lit in
‘telligcntly appreciative ol naval impor-
tance and to be ready when (‘ongress
assembles with an lrrestlble proscenium
oi maritime Extension. ‘
There is no insurance so cheap for
a sea (muttered country an a material
fleet. :iuo no money is wasted in the
construction 0! battle ships. The obi
‘ parochial policy we inlierltcd aw ni
whistling down the whale on the blasts
of lh'wey‘a batteries. and it we are to
live tip to the demands 0! civilzatlon.
oi humanity and the iiaitioii'a tiitni'c
well being no single moment itlillllltl b.-
lost in rc-crt-atiiii: the tit-ct upon \vlin’li
our main reliance depends.
t'oiursserclnl llattle.
'l‘llt' liltilul shill-5 un- litit lurking f i'
ntiyntrii i'iipttm with tlcrmniiy. \‘C
donut iillll"||il:li' tho tuiislcrini: oi w .'
rictl battalions and of baillo-ship; to
Int-“t IlltIN' til lilo killit'l‘ lii lll‘lllt‘ll c: i.
ilict. but tit-riiiaiiy has own- the icc
been \vtiuiin: a hlu-t'ici ui' war on n4
which it i.|i~"lllii\'tlflh.ltlul p'IruNc-vt
'l'lllh war. ii coiltm-ri‘ial otie. llllb in I‘ll
in up- ration tor a good “llllt' iii rlillo oi
all our i'caisoiiablc prob-sis. 'i'hc pinhi
boom of Mari-uni products on llic no».
l'l'lt'llli‘lln |tlt‘l»‘\l~ Mill in up. it Lu. if
tlic titii- ittclr- oi oi... inl llinl: -' :i
uon‘oi l-o- luiio l‘Hllh it the llll.2‘i= I.Il
l":‘.‘ll"-‘".~ t'til- lt-
iii--
\ctru lc‘.‘ tum-o at «is,
‘:t‘..‘.'.lll~i .\iucro .u: p at. moi -lri mil l >i‘
‘\i‘:w‘ ‘i.'i'. lull
wi-
wcrc h‘anw-l ~ \Iltl
h.|l~t'tl;tl.tl ll l~ t.l‘ 1.,
month. “in ii in :i. - J 'l.:.
lllilltl with tin lttllmlitv .m-l m- .
iiuhtoiicd ol-itn-m Illillfl - but lilli‘ in i
our amino the inn
liit-lil NJ» I“ llrl lwl [nilu iii-
lll‘iitn-uu I‘>l.|li.tlyli ii iii I l to
I“! ll‘xlh. Ullii'Ml i'lit"i.i~l
pcrost that .\inct‘ivzin no: pl-
ilin-ntcu public limiili .nnd ihlt i4 ..
tinr nitric-ultnrni tlt~|i.il’ltili‘iti ch. moi
are how busy :itialyrttiu ilin piiul- :t .-l
mini-sou ilcruinu toys. its to I“ i - i
impression that tbn-tc i. put. n m t .. .
coinimnlub. It it in pt‘mulllul . "tt‘ ‘
to)“. are it. lilo to iiipirc t‘lilliii‘Wl t-
wllt ll it i'cnmti. our um - i‘nin- iii o. Ill '12. :
one Itolnmldor thc 'i‘i iillllili tlliili i
prohibiting tit riuan toys. .llltl till it it
“it'll MIN“ lily in .\ttiiilmtt llllllll.‘ii
lasers. The Anniicati pl'tilltliilll n m t
ntlcet awry laruc claim in lili‘liiitil).
atid "who will ltctil’ lllllitpt‘i l‘lJ-l
trnon Nannie-m andoilwr Itl-Illlllw tni
iiiucities i-iiinilar llll’t'llluiiliolth nun
llll'lll'fl‘vt‘ to lolb-w in flood inn. i‘
the tint him in not two
in m." iii.
Lu ll.it:i ill
|'lil t‘\\ H l tilt Ii.
.lliu ll H‘s
'll»li. t
ill l|‘ii: ‘il
.......... w. mm...
inninccrc The majority ot minim-um»
ipitiipiis and lettiru oi congratulation.
to exalt others at their t‘xp‘lliltl. but tel ‘
“1"“ 90 Washington Strefli
[All Sill Sillillili
c.
TO THE PUBLIC:.
We are selling all our summer goods at 5 per cent
discount toeolose out summer stock to make room
for fall and winter goodi-L
No old stock.
goods and get good value. .
and fresh.
hi.“ ‘3’; H. unfit v.l‘lt.‘ t‘ w
.wmw .. m-—.Mmm ”WWW...“ “Wm a...“
it. "GB’ALSMw Shoe
Those goods are new
Call and see these
South Norwalk.
Various flaps and Ilislsps es mi
Other Sills st the llivsr.
Miss tirat'eertJaston. of b‘lzttbnsh. is;
visiting Miss Clara Marvin.
tertlay from Onset. Matte.
Mrs. shun thnlth, of Keys-er avenatm .
.\it a result provisions will probably bc
l scan-e this winter.
‘ ‘w o la
Howard Webb hattmt‘t'lll‘t'tl a poiiition l
in A. ltocttmhcr'it meat market. in : lioupttal number thirteen.
is home) from a wait in Newark.
t-loutb Not-walk.
Mrii. Ernest llarthol. at Newark. a: an River m I. “ Wm"
.l.. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Erneet iiiir- l u ' hm“ '8 '
lliol. oi (.‘ovo street.
()ne of the early trolley cars
Dreary hospccg‘Ahsad {or linsrs in
3 'lie 't'ity of Topeka from Sktiguay. Al.
———-——-———— .s-ays boats arriving at DBWMIII from
Thomas Benedict arrived home yes- ‘
3 amount 0! privisious and are conilnlna
this 3
mVIIIONI All IOABOE. '
the Ilondiknleflon.
(By Associated Press.)
Port. Townsend. Wu. August i2
Among the passengers who arrived on
aukn. was Miss A ll. Field. 0! St. Paul.
who left anaon City, July 20. sm‘
St. Michaels are bringing but a email
their business to the. passenger traillc.
Recent deaths at the Dawaon 3“";-
Fritz latillllllll. of Arlington. Kansas,
committed suicide in his tent on Stick,
He left
is
Store. "
FillE riium
MADE suns
AT . p
$10.00.
BOSTON, STORE,
Fairieid County’s Greatest Store;
1 (it)
ii letter and ritillitylltrlltly tor his wife.
The wreck of the schooner (‘ity oi"
Sltka has been tmuid oil 0miiiy i‘ttpc. l
morning or a late one last night ran lWhen the schooner left Bltka some
over a large dog in East avenue. anti ‘
' alumni but no irlicc of them could be
killed it
l
Miss (Yet-lie and Master Myron Un-
borne. ot East Norwalit. are the attest». i
oi Mr. and Mrs. Edward liailcy. oi
.\lea'low Brook.»v-llnnbiiry News.
The postponed trolley ride of the .\l-
ntniii association will be held this ev~
citing. starting from the East .\\i‘llli'
.\lt‘llloillfll Episcopal church ill It o'clock.
George II. lt‘erria. of Riverside ave-
nue. ls substitution iii the liardwnrc
store of (‘omsttu-k. \\'utkln:~ & llow. lll
South Norwalk. while the employees
are enjoying a vacation.
Two hundred and titty membow or
the Original lobster club. of New York
city, enjoyed a shore dinner at tlrcp-
Iil‘)".~' l’oint. yeetcrdity afternoon. coin-
in; to that resort in one of Storm?
steamers 'l'.lic bake “its pionooncwl
liltlllt‘llnt‘,
The I). Y. W. Y. K. club had "f‘ trol-
ley ride last night. airing in Westpnrt
-'i‘lic car was tilled. and the lut‘litlit'l‘ll
ion-ind rcdtire and Roman candle, all
along the line. ll-t‘rcsbmcuts were
.\t-i‘W-tl. and all hope for .‘i repetition of
the trip .ll nu curly «lotH
Mi“ \lzblrcd llildwin in u-iitci'tuinion
.tIl HI'l) M In 1' lilllr’ 'l'lt‘lllln ll::
tiiitsll. a! ho: homo, Slip-,1- uiiil .iiviitic.
iii boiicr‘ol the truth .llllll\ll ..i_\ or
to I' I‘it‘tlwlxii
.tl'i I“
'I‘lii-w pltw- lll iill‘ lr
l i tini‘ i'o tlltl l!i>.l l~2t2iio.- l‘llli
h.~ii .\i-~i.. ll l-i.I-iw ll u l’..w.
.. \tlt, ltinlt'b mt“. .\l.ilt‘l l'iu i \‘
lt‘i“. ‘\‘l if‘l "lt‘l .t- i‘li’ii‘
m3 It : *i wtlt' -i-ili" ‘l‘ lit
llt litii .1, \l‘ll tn ""‘li! :‘Htl‘l‘ Ill-l
my II t it till w llillit' ,
lll Ill? i‘lilitfl" .il ;~' l lt'l-f
ill‘ .\- ocund I'ltlrJ
.\idrtiiin. N H. \llKll‘l l'.‘
il-Ilnmlcll bully nouiimtui
.llistico l:~:i.ic N lllmluu-li. oi Franklin.
in i.- .to t botnc of ill" \vu llvllllll
altitr ditil llll' twill ltl lll lllt imam“
'.l'|'i|l l-i i'o ll .iili o.’ llt‘ l.tll‘ l'lil i
in tI-ci'oi‘in llicl .iiol .lolitil" Young of
ll\t'|' I“. lit tilt-It'll .l‘i llil lllilllt'nli .l~
.nm i.it< llotli itiiinioo'ltiii- “0 to cut.
lll'l'l‘ d io‘ tlo- n: . lill\t* .‘itillt ii
litHl‘l'lltll
\t-n win."
'lllt' tillxnliitil l.ilctiit'|l tll -tii.'.;ti'
mipoii: lone-l by llll' lllll'i‘itll o! ~ alt
on :lmw dial the total itiipoi‘is oi
tiniioblc mant- din'inu .iaii wire 3:.
:ttlt.\'i'tl. its mitipaicd with "film!“
for July. Wt? 'l‘lic itllltllilil of s-iiuar
withdrawn tut coiimiinption niiiouiitcil
to .:l.\','t;,.'.t.'t ‘l‘hv wool tiiipoi’m
unwound to themes, The no lie
pnrlw alorliii'. .liili “t'l‘t' |ir.itllt‘.llll‘ ilic
.mm- .i. during July. isni. till. l'i'i'lu
.ittit
Wt'it'ltfl ago sin- 1in several prospector» .
found. '
ENVEIJH'E t‘tiN'l‘ltM‘T (".\SE. .
(By Associated Press.) i
Washington. .\llizllr'l l2-Ili the dia- ‘
trb-t court today Judge (‘ole tendered
a decision in ill“ l‘nrcell company Eu—
u-iope contract ca e. denying the ap-
plication for an injunction against the
company. Judas» t'oie ruled that ii iii
company haul a valid contract 'it had
it temcdy in the court of claims.
Sense-w About the only thing of with it '
l
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l
til
W
W
or
W
3
the common brand is innit.
rrrrrurrrr
SOIE’l‘lllllO
OELIOIOOS.
ilur Sthlli Witter.
'l'llY ll 3‘
lt'iiie .
PERFOIES llllll TOILET
WATERS
.\l i'cttmiiiililt' prices.
. ..i ,
if; itlti t2t.|.~"rv
3 l.‘. \\'.'i~lllllt'll u N no".
at
an
l Htlilli \‘orvvallt. ii.
{A .i. .i. .t. H .t. .i. .t. .L
lit lotit
cinit
\
tin Man or Woman.
lioy oi “ill.
(in to cited
ll\‘ I‘NIN“
Royal Pearl.
no. in too it tritium
W
New Store ~iii~ New Goods ~tii~ New Prices
The Outlook for Peace
Is very [il'tilllltilli but that will not deter no from making continual war
Vo carry the luruest and tibial select stock of ilrticer-
iimiii'l‘bc Ntii'wiilliri:t'l't'l‘yllillllilli fact that you Will iiiid ill a lirst
on hiuli pricm.
clans city illoi'c. ill
be appreciates the
then ever they not. before.
2H- eaii l‘oi'tied lieel‘.
lied fialmon, choice cuts.
Haul-ed Mackerel.
Sugar i‘nred lilioulders, -
riuuiir i'ured lltilllil.
llolli'lt'ttti liacou.
Early .luiic pints,
C I
Priced in low to lie within the Witch of all. '
act but. lllill we itiw better value ltil‘ their money
'l'lie pub-
~ - - We l Full l'reniti i‘lieeuo. 2 Nut for - 25w.
. - liic ‘ o it... unto...» llice. . - - are.
- - - li'ic «ii lbs tliitiiieiil ill ll ltiioli. ~ - Rite.
- - 7cllt ll lbs i‘orii .\lcul. - - - - -2.‘"ic.
- - - llclb \lrs. Ilopltlus' .lnius. .lisiru. - - Linc.
- - lllt'll' I don. bows parlor iiiiitclies. - - tie.
~ - ’lt'i'illl . i'nitdeiised tnillt. - - - ~ - tic.
l'wi’ui iris-onto given away with i 'Ililfltl of no or mi- ' ‘va, or a ptilltlilti Moth».
Knitt' tom.
Iranch No. A.
Hittintlbil .lapatiw- Vans inum awav.
All. 0000. D‘LIVIIID I’ll.
The P. J. Lyric
no Washington his-sat.
h (20.,
South Namath. Canto 3
t
IN ORDER TO SELL GOODS,
YOU MUST HAVE THE ' STOCK! '.
That is the reason why The Boston Store is always doing business.
All sizes in Shirt waists, all sizes in Under-
mplctc stocks in all Departments.
wear. all sizes in Shirts, all widths in Ribbons, etc.
50 dozen Bliirt Walsts. all siziai. that
16 dozen Shirl Walrus. to close.
250 each.
50 ltulles' vesta, low or high neck,
with or without sleeves.
150
Littlltm' ribbed top Sltlt‘lillign, [aid
black. two pairs.
25¢.
Whiti- Lawn Wtilsts,
750.
'.‘.”..- iiiuiiiidlcs. beautiful liiic. that
‘ aore sold all season (or 23c. now
tZ-ic.
lintlillii: Suits. 2.1 per t't'lil. off
close.
l
iiil
Linen (‘rasii Suits. that were $4.75
. * s
were $1.25 and 81.50. all at one price. 'tind $5.00 to close,
$2.50.
h‘louiice lliick Skirts.
“.15.
Slim son bosom Shirts. with calls,
150.
the Boys“ Sweaters we' wnll close at
While Lawn \l'nists. Tucked l-‘ruut.
worth H.390.
Illllllllltit'ltri——"l'ti close them out no
will take 23 per i‘t'lil. till.
'i'wo t‘lll‘llliitlh of Fruit Jars.
Linen Separate Skirts. that thl‘t‘
S‘.‘ :5. length 35 to 40. illll‘tili‘fl'tillls. to
('llltil',
3i."-
wnear WEIGHT tick.—
rl‘ ro TAKE :wmi v‘ti't‘i"
or your VACATION AT
HALF PRICE.
'1 :1.
tot .
Or
We carry
l’llilli liuck Skirts, .r
15 and Ole.
... _.. .....—
'llie 75c Soft Bosotn Shirt
close at
we will
Wash Pants.
250.
llti)‘:«i'
Wool l’atiis.
. Hoyh'
iloya' tlverails.
25c.
l'. N. White “'tiists.
3|.25.
lilac itlutiscs, tim- ones. to close out,
Door and window screens to close at
low prices.
Remember we give a First Class Bicycle
away Saturday, Aug. 13, at
10]). m.
\
ll
-l
3.
IS 'l'lll". liliS'l‘
'I‘lllt‘. I".\'It‘..\'lXil SliN'l‘leil.
.\ l )V lill'l'lh‘l Nil
\iicini'u ix‘ .\‘tiltll'ildx'
no si'ititoi'xiiixu 'i‘on'xs.
At Seymour’s Store.
The goods we handle im- at the thirst iitct. t‘onw here when you cannot tlnd: lliltlt'll ham. chicken. turkey. etc.
quality produced. FIX THIS l-‘Mt‘i‘
lN torn unto:
the hlabest quality of [code the mar»
You can always act
kct aflorda at tlibi More with lust
weights and measures. and as reason-
able in price an tlicy can be pnaalbly
mid for. Hill“ ounce at it need art“!
is worth more in value lllitli l‘y lb. of
an article that don‘t air“ minim-tine.
Our attn is to place belore the ptiblb‘
tlie latest‘siyhai and the llllial attract-
it elsewhere.
Fancy Northileld creamer-y butter in
ii iii. prints.
tlcnuiiie caivcn tout Jelly Iu glass
hira.
tlordru aiidliilwortli prmct‘vcd ‘i'nui~
arinds.
l‘ure lriilt syrup all llavors.
i‘uiicy gilt echo rrcamt-ry built-r. llu-
eat produced.
Ncnlchatcl.
Philadelphia ennui
ive novelties that comes upon the unit» lt‘l‘ii‘t’ll.
Canned shrimp. new caansd lobster.
The largest and best sssortnisat at
fancy crackers and biscuit opera wal-
crit. etc.
Our coffee in tho l'lt'llt‘hl and It“.
itomls lnl|i0I'li'tl.
llclicionit smoked bccl.
‘l‘ho P‘t'rflit haunt. itiiiaue and botto-
b-ioi bacon.
Prcsli invoice of lbmitord bithlti.
The best ctcr ttittili'. (lilo Ill.
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powder.
‘ the lilb.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer)
JJ Went Wanhington Itrsst.
Telephone aa-s.
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bite emanate Emit oi . 3am. '
lt‘ucts are stubborn things and will not be downed. tlicrelorc we hold
“only to them. and quote and print nothing but their. Now that iii
one fact you want to remember. viii: That we are the lament. the
cheapest and the best drown in the Twin Cities.
.\ all any of our
numerous customers it yott don't believe it. or better still, call and
be convinced.
linked lit‘illlti. toiiinto mince. pr can . .,
Soda oi'iicltera or uiuitec snaps, lb
”lliiiuly" illlllt ttl‘tlt‘llttl'ii. lb
l'liilllt'llu‘t‘i i'iitiilt'liuetl tiilllt, t‘iIll ........
l‘ni'lor llllilt'llt‘ti, l2 bores, ‘Jlli’s
l‘pci't'y & lltil‘tle-i' rilltillltll'l‘tt. lll......... .
l'liiipii' cured lliilllH. all loan. lli..
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up
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7c
ilc
“l ieiii" lliiltllifl powder. lb luix............lile
housed iiiiicltercl. l lb ciiii..................lbo
New Nod iiiiickerel. .luly eittcli. i-iicli..lilu
llessicateil c
lt'iill cream cheese. 2 lbs
New asparagus. large and wliitc.......
lli‘tmlt trout, 1 lb can..........................lilo
itctlillllii. per Ili...............lbc
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Kim Merit Brown L
BUDDY” “OLMIO. "0‘"! IMMI.
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Norwalk Chronicler