“ a u. sameness 21. ms.
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YOU have money to invest
i ‘ YOU at t to rest a house
YOU have rooms to lot
You want board
YOU want boarders
YOU have lost anything
\YOU have found anything
YOU are in need of a domestic
YOU want a situation
his” svrsise SEITIIEI.
will fit rely benh-lp to you
if you rdvertlto in its col-
A use ‘taw of thew'l‘a ’. ~
. The atoricsof the Armenian museum
with their atrocious detail of pillage.
murder and every horrible passion let
loose. have been made the subject of
careful inquiry by Mr. Biflllfly Whit-
‘tnsn. who writes of than is Harper's
Hassles. He has some ‘totbeeoaclu-
aloe that the Turit has liaen grossly
sheltered and pro. outs his reasons. based
on personal research. The Turin of
course adopted severe methods of re.
pression against the. revolilfiouury Ar-
menians. who came iiiouly from Run.
slanterrltory. The Armenians in Asiatic
Turkey had long lived on perfectly fu-
rniliar and friendly terms with their:
Mohammedan iiélghbors at the time of ,
the insurrection in lilllli. Even the]
Kurds. the most intractable and savage ;
of the Turkish population, had been’
cordial in their relations. It was thel
Armenian revelutlouists who brought!
down the whole eutatilysin of ovilsoul
the heads of their brethren. The As;
menian language. creed and litilluillil;
were always free in Turkey. No social '
restrictions of any kind had llf’l'll im-
posed on them. Thulrllt'uiitzlitl properly
had been as secure as those of any Turk-
ish subjects. They enjoyed such a de-
umns.
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\iiilii "nice-~93 ."i.
hilt-trial r mm» v-tl’.’ '2.
ll ultl'li t flice— Mi
I miatura Almanac for Tomorrow.
i- "vii-1mm It'll I liiuli u‘aler isiw whit-i
fl {it'll '.' l7 out -:.’i'.' uili
"-
('oat of the l'ipanistt War.
The swollen condition of the United
hatcsireasury is one of the most re-
llrkalile fut-ts consequent on tho i'lpauv
ish war. Win a lll'fill‘i‘ iii lilslttl’y has it
war occurred leaving a magnificent sur
pipe. which is growing bluser every
wash? Yet that is the simple fact. We
More that a loan of eluti,iiiio,ouo
'doubt have answered the purpose much
imitat- thntioiio of subtiaieuniou. ’i'lo.
swift t’iml‘llla-lutl I‘f the War lli‘li‘.lli‘fl all
our espmmtiru». unit llll' ruult in
unique The war t'!|.l‘l|hl'l w. rn prowl.
d for by ot'.’titi,ouo,omi loan. of which
.iilfi.0tti,tiuli has ls-tu paid iii. and try
flower wvmae bill. The latter loo-
beau yielding and will t'tlilllttllt‘ toyleld
M S".llittl.llull per iiiutitli. and by
“and olthe illi‘ill year iii-st June it
will have paid into the tummy about
.Imlliloiwil. Title. willitliuallittif lilo
bills. will matte Oil-illJliliiJiliti wielded
“It the start to meet the sapetwaof
Ha “Mina by land and sea.
he total war esmtiitars up to tho
sale! Assuma- eiit.oee.oeo. sail a
lat-liaison that the total settlement of
is war aspaedltars sad of the outlas-
dusgrowlaaoat of tits war will add
an! .iWJKlithoo mots. maiuua a to.
til at “salesmen. Tho-o oats-am
will he settled gradually. and probably
ayeavwllleiapss brim they are all
not. If aattilaa is done by migrates to
“a the national ineonw. limit tho
villi iaml this balance of
soil will: “it the one side Quill.-
“OW eatrsosdiiituy lemma pluslho
My instance when lite war limbo
fl, innocuous; tisai. .fillJlflflJiilii;
u the other land. was t-slsvndliurea.
”nausea. This will law the ma
w surplus in l'iiele laiu'a sitting
'! fidmhumam. melt an mam.
uni d gist-commit linemen tsa threat-
“him «it by the withdrawal of
. ‘ ' [m “iii I'ltniliislil M intuitions.
i “ ‘ “Will lallmlyeacitlnu alisious
l‘ Woman hill!" and molt ilf
”I” all am the land. and there is
new nits any effort will its made
“h”. “I!” M a reduction of in-
i “admins- tiammom.
gt: m {new ask again. where is
” flu is all history hitherto whirls
“misses-irr- mas-rs in over-
mmdmmsa ttasfaslaa
' ‘m it is s sale-I m
gree of liberty and metal freedom as no
'the Ruuiau frontier was suppressed. uc- .j
cording to Mr. Whitman. with as little
severity as possible. and the outrages}
on the part of a few hands of fanatical f
Kurds were outside of government re- '
apnusibiiily. Indeed the perpetrators of
the outrages were severely punished by
the pasha commanding the disturbed
district. and the victims were cordially
assisted by the resident Mohainincduus
with money and protection.
Mr. Whitman’s investigation of the
outrages. made among Ulll'lilllilllti and
l hloiiuniincdatis of every class, Turitisti
officials. Christian missionaries and Ar-
menians tliciiiseives of the better class,
i oouvtiioed him that the stories of Ar- .
menliiu atrocity were sovustly exagger-
ated as to be little better than an iii-
i verted pyramid of lies. The convictions
. formed by Mr. Whitman seem to lie
that the Turks itt dealing with the lust
attempts at Armenian revolution did
so with as little cruelty and burbarism
as could be used, uiid that the monstrous
deeds with which Europe and America
rang. narrated from Armenian sources.
had but little true busts except so far
1 as they were perpetrated by lawless
rufthius.
in spite of the dominance of steam us
the motive power of ships. the sailing
Yetlfl'l is still an important factor in
commerce. This has come about
through the value of labor snviuu iii-
i velilinns which enable one man todo
lltl' t l‘tt'iiw “(tilt of two. some (if the
crews in lion- bin ships, which l’i'fil‘ll
in vital! iizilly Limit llilih l-iirilt-ii. arr
iiot lillllll'fiilltii‘ililliflll inform mori- than
two “'t'lll'llt a. yet they are iiot its help-
l'sd iu it.t~ly \vt-ulhi r us the tumor
l'li its ill on early ported. They are lit
it"l Willi u nrvat tiiiill‘iplit-ityof skillful
Ill vii-v». the more important uiioiun
llit'ill brim: automatic methods of {in i.
lug itiul iitifurlim: mils. l’t‘t'llllll, llill-l
iiin H." anchor. slicriiin. iiautllinn Ill“
canvas and sheet ropes in all t-xlgciitnira
likely to befall. iillii loading and
unloading corn-w. For line iiiiist part
built of uteri and of art at lonely of
to. II- t. many if its so await carritrs
ii iii liki' i Xliflfli‘l’illt'ti yachts. 'l'iit-y Mill
ti'iili e) ll‘tilll’ilililtl‘)’ :5me and offer or. it
more million iii the crews rlili’fi” flit:
sit till Illllik. The largest will spread
trill"! li-tltl- - f coma» in it fair ill'l‘l‘lt‘
“ll” ii W i l‘ lili iiiililia’ elilil iii it'll Ml
liliiitl i MI.
.\ \‘vl'lil iii'l'lo- i till it rt Mini “4.:
ll lie ~l.ili- “ill llll‘ l lilli’il Mat. ii...
I“ - iii i‘i- w llltlll kill I‘i ".“illl,‘|tlll ..i
\‘-.ll'llttllli|: llll‘ iiuttoiiuii-u-i.iii-e. This
to iii-inu- slalom-mu lia— pi-ulmtly i-r. l.
mod it ill i-oiiiiouiiil iiiti l'l't-l. tl‘i l|‘||l'«
m-uliiiu \tliul iiiinlil lion bu Ii mini.
but ”till the country would not haw
t-imtrtl lit all.
There was a i'i‘fililli republican Filli-
plieity alalti all too spit-illlllt‘ of union
Willietaiua'a rumination which gave its
pomp an added tllutilty Hall as well as
sonar wool to the motion of the core-
titiittllil.
BOSTON [DEAL OPERA COMPANY.
This company last night presented
Olivette to a good-sired audience. lar-
ger than usual on a second perform-
ance here in repertoire engagements.
This opera gave the company better
opportunity in all lines and increased
their popularity. The company was
well- casl. as follows:
Miss Evans
J. F. Terry
J. i-‘."l'crry
Frank iiidydulc
as ()llvetle
as Capt. De Merri
as Capt. tic Merrimac
as Valentine. his
nephew
as Coqutellcet,
his foster brother
Elbert Couch
ll. Ii. Norman as Marvelol
Hells Biirdelte as liaihlelde
liene litmus as Vetlontlue
Dolly Weston as
.—
Various ilaps and ilistiaps ou'llit
Other Side of the River.
~-......-.—
The yacht Regina will shortly be
hauled out for the winter. ‘
M
Mrs. Smith is very utclt at her home.
corner of East and VauZandt avenue.
.—
Mr [and Mrs. John Darrow. of East
avenue, are spending a week in Port
Jefferson, L. l.
Mrs. Margaret Pierce, of Riverside
Monsilquogavcuue. is vislili‘g at h('l' former home
The chorus was well costumed liild‘ln Vprgmfiieg' Vt.
sung Well. The engagement closes in-
night when llieold and popular favor-
ite The iiuitomian (lirl will be given.
MClMliliEN'l-i liOW (‘liv’ PLATE.
iii the force coiiictiy. McFuddon's
flow of Hills. the trials and tribulat-
‘tloiia of two rival political candidates
form the nucleus of this time of heat- ‘
zed political fermentings. it will appeal 1
iwlth l‘t‘flOlllllt'tl force to the risstilliltes ‘
alien race over enjoyed iii/Russia. The l0! its any observers, for though mm 7°
rebellion instigated among the Armoni- 3
one by the emirsurtcs who came Oit'l'i
lien is it thing of but short duration,
the froth of the political cup is never;
entirety wiped away. There is said log
he no call of tun anti chance for laugh-
ter and that the company entrusted
with its enactment is not only largeI
but comprises many ltnown to tie stars .
and specialists of the highest order.“
iioyt’s, Saturday night. i
W .
v. M. c. A. aazasn.
different committees on the Y. M. (3..
A. bazaar was held at the Central club
rooms last evening. Question and au-
swcr brought ottt the unsolved quas—
llons, anti disposed of them. Nearly,
seventy-live ladies were present. anti
great. interest was manifested. it was.l
announced that Miss Emily McEirey..
an accomplished elocutionist and dru-‘
matte reader. had been persuaded. as it
personal favor to Mrs. S. ii. Edwards.
to come here for the burner. also l’i'o-
lrssor (‘hurles Wold. who is a genius
and a most wonderful virtuoso on the
musical glasses. A great treat is in
store for i‘iose who appreciate good l'l'-
citing and music.
The fat man in the pink blazer rose
once. "Please take my snail" be
The slendir girl who carried
at
urged.
her lunch in a music-rollwnsaltoaettim‘.
overcome. "This is too much!" stir
protested.
A l)lst|nciion——-"lsn'l
neighbor of yours rather
inquired the commercial traveler.
"No." answered one of the village's
prominent citizens. "lie ain't rich on
much to be called 't-mwuli'it'.‘ liv 'I Just
a plain crank."
that new
i‘i'l‘i‘l’li He 7"
E. Groeschner.
Fort l'oiiit sins-t. t-iiot Noruiilk.
RUPERT’S EXTRA LAGER.
ALI. itiNi'Pill \l I.“ \Nl' l‘ltll-
'i‘l‘ll litl‘l'ill I' Hill I .\ \lll.\' i ~l.
\\ iNII'a ANI' l.l'1| ”H‘ till? “I I"
it .\I. l'hli .\ :-l'l.i l \i.'l\.
ilrtler-t i'l-ceivrii by lllllll lii‘itltiltll)' islv
it it'll”. in iiiiii tit-iin int i'tw.
~lll llli
m..- ..._.._. m..."
Mrs lll‘. illdliam, of New York. liltil
Mrs. Duncan. oi Alton, lll.. lire guests
('l Miss (‘lurit Mai-rm.
i
asitsrtiuursis.
Hoyt's Theatre.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sept. l9, 20. 2|.
'l'hee nights with Matinee
l The Boston Ideal;
‘ Opera Co.,
lllm'lioii flurry ii. Noritiuo.
‘ 35.—-ARTISTS~35. l
a
A "‘0'“ enthusiastic mew“ 0‘ "l" . Producing (lrnud and Comic Op.ra at ‘
l'opiiiiir Prices.
Monday night thruliMliralls.
'l'ttt-miuy lilulit- ulna-lie.
“'etlnt-stl-iy iiiul - ii. M.H. l'lllflrtili‘.
Wednesday night bohemian flirt
Popular prices: to, thilili';'lltul. ill, 20c.
Seals "it sale at l’iuislwl's null Wood's
drug storm.
Hoyt's'ltietlre,SaturdaySept.24
The superb llltl-lt'ltl farcet-oiiit-tiy.
'“ii' New l'Iilltltill.
McFadden’s w Flats.
lly E. \\'. ’l‘tiwust-iid,tuiilior of (‘liiiii-
lute Fodden. hluriiiit- of Michigan. etc.
A COIPLETE SCENIC PRODUCTION.
Willi a star cunt of Well-known
t‘oiut-tiistis.
Mule tlllltl'ltlll'. pretty girls. female
quarto-lie, litin-I ~pw iidllw. bruise- liftiiil.
handsome cesium..-
Jo..PEOPLE--J0.
Prices 25. m liliil 7" '.
Hoots oii Iilli' ill l‘lttislnl's fllli' \\'i~ml'.-
drug stores.
Y. M. C. A. BAZAAR.
Central Club Rooms.
on . .r-
The Boston Store,
Corner Main and Wall. Streets: Norwalk, Conn. .
t
l
«(AUTUMN STYLES};
FAIJ'I AND WINTER FALL AND—WINNER DOMCSllC Goods
Dress Goods. Underwear. hammers.
This we believe will he a great llrcssi flill' Nli.l'll as you can sec when voii' .m mm "mm“ are hm, You will
lioods season. A meet many ladics lower our slot" is tho largest in (‘iith “mi Wm covering A mm contract-
‘are tired of the whit-l and wlti adept ‘ni'riii-ui. A Ml't‘fll many asked ”to M iii the Fall “mm all winter ilcro
‘litlitx flltll'lfl "it-‘il’t- ’l'hl‘y innit more ‘tiiti‘t‘lltiii “Will you its“ iill that under- )1.” Hm m," “H. greatest number of
:gramfiil and ““th m them. ”NT town I} 'I'Jm " H gm” ""‘mmy ""r lilui‘iu-ls and f‘oiiifui'lalilm you ever
.ir. a fur lf‘lllz'lt'l‘rl for early buyers: liiti “run?" ‘.‘.'.> reply that the Ilt'fl- ‘1“, log 1h”
i .it . .
.il 25c flit-inch lilut-k Mohair. what we ple, of the surrmiiidiiig country u..- null l (0")erth (m. double beds 75 and
"’l" all "“5"" for 37%“ I“ ”i“ i“'°l"" 0' ”MW” km” ““‘i 'l.\"- illunkcts tn iti‘cy 'ilitl white 496
‘ .u go.- till Wool (merits. till-Inch wide ,wc lili)’ out underwear and Hosiery iil' imp},
iregulur hut- goods. not from the, mills and save all job-
l At title All Wool Fancy Checks" sold ‘ ,. .
ll’y “I at ’i‘ic illi‘i‘ii own l'l.ltl. We sell underwear at
‘ Al, 39.. Pine Fancy guru”; worth all {retail as low as the New York houses
the time. 50c. sell at wholesale. Prize for early buy-
At lith- (‘olorcd Etamtnc, regular tliic err.
tunes. 1 case of .75c fleeced lined winter
‘ At 75c. lirap d‘ [die in colors and shirts and pants. for the coldest day.
iblnck combed back. heavy weight, reg- While this case lusts. we can't dupli-
;u|ur title. talc ibcm 50c.
At The new blues in poplin and so-l 1 case of wool Hosiery. the 25c kind,
it” cloths. sold everywhere for 81,00 we bought them low enough to sell for
$1.25 1 piece ill-inch in White Black lZ'xkc.
fllrnp il' etc finest and heaviest piece
of goods ever shown in Norwalk. sold
by us and others at 82.00.
; punts. grey and while. that we will sell
waSh GOOdS' iltlltl' at more money. this week they
1 .1“... or 1 yard whip (.‘umhrlcs for will gt at 25c. Just look' at them; you
this Week 7c yard. liievir saw such it bargain.
1 case of remnants of Outing Flan-
lol,ll'.‘i‘lil i.f 5‘.
‘ " ‘ " ‘ Kitchen Dept.
New Separate SkirtSe‘“:éw lines of lilnner, Ten and Tollt‘l
‘20 new full skirts. made of good
quality serge with Iiowey iiounce. 85.00. ' Jartilnelrcs. l'nibrelia stands. Lumps.
lirillianie shirts with Dewey hut-is and fancy bric-abrac. Regular
Navys and lillllli. .‘l‘giii‘i-s. Ntw fancy (lluss War".
l
1% Heavy Blankets, 98c.
Comfortables made in this manncr‘
ecrdid cotton worsted knovvtd, 11.25
and third.
lllankcts nude of the lines:
8200 to 85.
wool.
Linens.
All our full line are now in stock.
We carry a full line of Damask, Scotch
lrlsli. front 250 to ”.50. Napkins to
match.
l (‘nse of ladles‘ litack Hose that you
'pnid tile for. we will sell this case litllgri
1 case ladles' heavy fleeccd vests and
Fall Jackets. ’
“lack and colored covet-ts. that were
$12.00 now $7.00.
Black and colored coverts that were
$10.00 new $5.00.
Ni \v Ribbons. new Laces, new Gloves
.,-
nus
llf'tlni'f‘. $4.75.
THE BOSTON ST ORE,
l Cor. Main and Wall Sts., N
'ncw Packet llooks. new Veiilhgs.
orwalk.
“Want” advs. in The Sentinel Pay.
Sept. 20. 27 and 28. ’93. ‘
(lpi-ii from L‘ p. lit. in ill p. in.
itratol
liiiiii-rlultitio-iil.
Ui‘t'llt'nll‘li .‘iii-ii.
.‘iiippt-r.
l‘ouist 'l‘icla-iu. 25c.
Singlet-roiling lilo I.u-itil:'iiluil.
miuooi in liltllll'ltl :lllil ilritiiiaib- rt-uii
lllur 23w. all. lilii
in;
NE
\i We \Vit‘lllllullill ‘lrii'l. ten iii ll .VH: o
tritium. using a“
w JEWELRY STORE
it.
THURSDHY EVENING. SED’TEMBER 15.
pie '— ass-tn
ll \illl l-nultt |i'll'i‘- 0' luv «.ii‘lui
lltlll ~li-it-uti Il.i' ',t‘
'ill-l iii lil'
lill‘
Iliiiti‘ lilwial lil'lliii‘l :t-tnii tiiit- I ~tv-lv itiill “till ‘i l'.I-l i .i~- Milt ii uiiil littl' i
“a Inw u» to utility lo ‘I-i‘iilt "ll‘ lilo i ii litit’niliigt- t'i till I" ‘t, “i “lll t‘uil\ p
i .
\‘tilll'lli'lt‘ Ilia i. iii
Diamonds. Watches. Clocks. Cut Glass.
Aioirreriiluou that lltti~lltiil_\’ rattled by it l’ii-al t'bm li'iti‘ll‘} titer-u
mail» a quot-tally ol’ our ttpitrul Ib‘ittil‘llllt‘lil. Wlili'll is etiitlploir in every n-spn-t
iii Wiill‘li and Jewelry t‘epali'itiu we do only ilrst elusi- limit at prices tol low a.
is i'iiliitllit‘lil with amid workmanship. We mirtlially iiwiie you to luspwi out lllll‘ i‘iit‘littilltil'd.
new slow.
J. E. SPENCER a- co.
The Economical Househhepar
t0 t e l I
\\ ill had here i'i'i'l'ylltllltt she wants at prices so low that ii «loll
fill' its live tii'tllliill‘lly i The lipid iiiitiils. lllt‘ lath'sl l'l'it't'
ililil elllv'ieut si'l‘i lee.
olillli'td: fitipet'lttlii‘e Flour. . . . . . . . . . . ..
lit-st inluto lliitter. (this is the iiuesi tuiule.l...m...--.”Bile ii
aipiitituisflooil Sweet Lard
i‘oiitleiiseil iulllt.
H boxes sardines,
Extra soda crackers,
I
lit cakes ttiiiiilry snap.
it makes Acute soup,
ii iii. litill gloss March.
0 , l
.eluuii, ilim'l'itllilliliit'yi‘i'tii'lti'i's, .w lb 1
iii.
stints-us
~ii liil
or will if" its
and proiiipi
. .lll'ti' litiii; «lift it lilil.
li.
‘ ~25".
lie was l i lllM. boxes parlor iiialebes, l'a-
27w ‘ Extra iiue early June pea-i. he t'tlll
Ito lli New Jersey ttiliiiitm-s, 7v i'lill
l"iillt-y sweet ptiliiits-s. lei' it well
2! ' liesl sonar cured liaiiis. ile it.
‘Jw Hit lll' i'lli’i'll shoulders. 7e 1"
tile l 1.3 ha. corn steel. 21'):-
Aiiii .\|l Hitter “Pitt‘l‘l’ll'lll Equally its i'heap.
Mob-flatten Visit Gas and has" pith Otis Yeast at Miss.
I‘ll! DELIVERY.
The P. J. Lynch Co.,
leaner- No. A.
i
no Waohlngton street. loath Kuwaiti. l
i
. l
. l‘
t
ail" .. .,
“'t'
At Seymour’s Store.
The linst Value for the t'tlslitilli'l“.~' iiioiiey. 'l'lmt's what is wanted. iilttl it's
what they not who ili‘ill with us. t-vi-i'yiiuie. lloiiesi Weight and .\lea~iii*t- are things
to be looked after an well as i'lieapuo» lit Price and Quality. Wide-awake iner-
cliaiils‘hi'e looltiiiu‘ lillt't‘ llll' l'lilt"l't of tlte'irr'uSloiiit-i's as Well as their ‘l‘l’Wll by giv-
iiiwllioui llo- illin'l' \'.\l.l'l". ii i 'l'lll". l.l‘I.\t~"l‘ .‘lllNI'IY. 'i‘liat'~ why our
liilhllil'hu i~ ~tlll ui‘nu‘iiiu‘. iliii' patrons i't-i'nuiiixi- lltt‘ boil that when ueoll'ei'oul'
numb illi'}' are iliu‘lmai ltl.‘llli‘ litlllil. \Vt' lltl\l' ituiile ttlt llllllt'~l effort to ilMi-i'i‘e this
wool opinion. 'l‘lilr' \\ liliii. it;i‘.~iiii lloulih lll"'2il\":t t I-‘mul. lion“. Hill i'lilc‘e
i‘ii-uiio'ri lilill"l‘. 11.3. it.” lll‘ll"ll"l" i'ulli'i'. l‘lit' uiiiilt‘i'l'illi l'tll'lxl‘l‘. "llti.~'.~i'i't-itiii
laiiivli.” l‘lt‘i'l'Is' fiiiiiilwil 'lhtlltfitti‘. Noi'tlilit-lil i'i'i-aiiii-i'y lliillt-i'. l'iii‘e l 'liit- ilil. New
\laple Syrup. New Honey. Noodles. i'i'euiuoi' \Vlieal. l"im-~t Flavored 'l‘oas. Ferris'
lli‘lll'liiil" lliiiiis. llii-li I"iill l‘l't‘iilil l‘liet-se, till ltliitl~. I’tiiit-yi't'ucket's. i'iii'i'alitJelly.
New l't-its. New i‘ili'oii. Veriis' Iioiieless "iii'llll, lliiiitlee .ltllllri. Kitchen liotitiiiet.
New l‘oluiiiliia Illver Salmon. l‘d't'fill l’eat'hes. t'elt-i'y.iiiitl a lull liiieol‘ limtlou
Vegetables fresh every iiioriiliia‘. iiiw its your orders and be happy. What you
don't see lit our ad. ask for it. as We have goods from all over the World to supply
C. E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
:iil West Washington St” tio. Norwalk.
m
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[A Solid Fact
in letter Titan Glittering Generalities.
i It is something that cannot be insured and no summit of sophisiry
i can giiiiisoy it. it is it feel and. moreover. one of the iiiiiiil solid ile-
‘ sei‘lptitiu. that We have built up our trade by selling lirstn'luss
goods til low prices.
l'litsittn “tilliit‘lltitiil Milli. l lb. eaii
l‘rewii li‘laltes.
7t-
'l'win City Washing lftiwtler. lb. in. he
5" ,
l iolti lltist. pitif. . llio
”mltllllii'“ l'flfll‘iilfl‘ “in". 100 item liultiiur l’owd . l lli. Ditto lilo
l'eltijoliii's Breakfast Food. lile Soda incl..." or illltiwt' “ital“. H,” 5‘.
Htsrlina Breakfast liacou. Ibis ille lsi'lllllii Cakes or ii'auey i‘i'aelters. 1b., ho
Huger (lured Shoulders, lli.. 71' ii iii. pail romp...“ ‘ 25‘,
Dollar (hired llama. ll». its lilo. lliii'yeu's lit-st Htfll‘i'll for 25..
New ii}. J. l’ess. 4 cans for fills
tlood li‘umily Flour. baa. DD,
25..
lilt-
liest italinesl. it; lbs. for
Full Cream (Shrines, lb..
' New York Grocery Co.
Donovan Iuiidlng. South Werwalit.
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