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Alan mild ' peat-t
-. Mmmgiaum
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Scots-berm
September tides 'at Wilson Point.
Conn" and the Kaoboomlng Club, coni-
r .
The regular p hing service at the
Norwalk Baptist hureh wiil com-
mence a week from Sunday.
-—Natlvs Spring Chicken and Ducks,
illc. 6 Water street.
~ Elliot Curtis, son of William A. Car-
tis, will'enter raell University, this
fall. He leaves orwalk. Sunday.
The Norwalk Republicans are mak-
ing a stiff canvass for some one to
head the party ticket for mayor.
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—Oiir 10c specials from our Kitchen
Dep't will be of great importance for
Sat. and M M. S. Smith 1 Co. '
The iinal subscription dance of the
season will be held at the Norwalk
Yacht Club house, Monday night. ‘
The Democratic primaries for the
city oi Norwaik will be held Thursday
evening, September 21, from 7 to 9
p. m.
k
. loath Norwalk'a Now Dry Gooda Itor‘.
stocks.
t in the Front Rank
of progressive merchandising is thenew store.
Reaching for all that is newest and best; bring-
ing it to your very doors; planning 'for a most
successful fall and winter season; already is the
autumn bloom to be seen pervading the diflerent
, You know our policy; newest styles.
best qualities and lowest prices; result, a pleas-
ed and loyal public.
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Suit. for" nutumn
The tailored suit is the popular in-
vorite again. No dressmaking worry.
and the price economy. is a strong ar-
gument in their favor. Some very
stylish outfits for you to pick from.
Ladies all wool covert Cloth Suit.
Jacket silk lined. at 58.”.
Ladies' Steel Grey Venetian Cloth
Suit. Eaton Jacket. silk lined. flare
skirt. at $9.98. ‘
Ladies' Black Cheviot Suit. single
breasted Reefer Jacket. silk lined, at
810.49.
'IAdles' Brawn Mixed Covert Cloth
Suit. tight fitting Jacket. silk lined.
braid trimmed. at sizes.
Separate Skirts
Another ready-to-wear economy haul
come to stay. Some very sensible and I’
seasonable skirts for you to pick from ;
20-inch Changeable ’l'afietta Silks.
all new shades. at 73c.
24-inch Black Taffetta Silks. extra
quality. at 75c. ’
ill-inch Fancy Taffetta Silks. in
Stripes. Plalds and Dresden Patterns,
at 98c Yd.
School Stockings
for Children
The well wearing. well washing
sorts: no other kind will give you the
satisfaction that you pay for and have
have a right to expect.
Boys fast black ribbed Hose. sunr-
aateed stainless. l0c, 3 for 26c. -
Royn' fast black ilosc. double heel
and toe. iZlfic pair.
Boys extra heavy ribbed Hose. three
thread heel and toe. l'ic pair.
Boys' heavy Bicycle Hose. improved
process dye, heavy ribbed at 25c pair.
Spring. 8.4 ft.; av.. 7.2 ft.; neap, 6.9 i.)
. signifies plus; — signifies minus.
"utilitarian
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:Daily News of the-Twin Cities
Gathered by Sentinel Reporters.
WEATHER NOTES.
Heavy rain 2.49 inches was reported
from Jupiter. Fla.. and light rain from
the ripper Mississippi valley. Pleasant
weather prevails in other sections.
Temperatures are above the normal in
from the Mississippi valley westward
anti below the normal from the lake
region eastward to the coast. Fronts
were reported from the eastern portion
of lake region,and western portion of
New England. .
Forecnst~increusing cloudiness to-
night and probably showers Saturday
afternoon or night; warmer Saturday.
iliclrory nuts and chestnuts will be
plentiful this year.
-—(‘hoicc Spring Chickens. ch pound
a! llayes' Market.
St. Mary's Ladies Aid Society will
resume meetings next month.
This is supported to be the day or
which the straw hat is retired for th-
season.
-—Latest style Dunlap. O'Brien's.
Charles H. Frank will shortly move
”from Henry to Chestnut street. Nor-
walk.
Miss Ella Cook. of West street, has
secured a position with Tillotson It
Mills. ,
—-l.ynch‘s White Rose Flour. $4.15
Blil. Read their ad. -
A copy of the city of Norwalk's vot-
ingblist will be hung in the post-oilice
lob y on Monday.
The Fant divorce suit will be heard
before the Superior Court 'in Bridge-
port. the second week in October.
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——Bread and Butter. lie. '6 Water at.
Palestine Castle. A. O. K. oi M. C..
will hold its anniversary entertain?
meat on Wednesday night. Septemebr
27.
Fred H. Parsons. civil engineer. for-
merly of South Norwalk, who has re-
cently located at Bridgeport. has been
busy for the past ten days surveying
and mapping Home-crest. He reports
business very good in his line all over
the city. in laying out unimproved
property for development.
—~Spcciala from our Hosiery and
l'ndcrwcar Dept. for Sat. and Mon. are
genuine bargains: also 50 rioz .‘i'5c Cor-
sets. gillc pr. M. S. Smith Ir (‘0
The writer of the story oi the eagle
blint in yciiterilay's issue was mistaken
in one particular. Representative Main
of Stonlngton. was; successful in his
effort to repeal thcflaw prohibiting the
killllng of eagles, and since March 17.
1897, it has been lawful for.anyonc to
kill an eagle at any time of the year.
-—l.egs Lamb. l2c. at ilayes'.
Herbert H. Leonard. who conducts
the night cafe lunch wagon. in Wash-
ington street. and B. 'A. Gliddon. of
Theodore Olsen’s shoe store. who Join?
ly purchased Marsh‘s restaurant
Harrison avenue. Watebury, will take
pimsalon nest Wedncsnay. Ir. Glid—
dcii will conduct the business for a
time. but Dir. leopard may more there
later. > .
alts-Wales“
lied from U. S. Coast Survey tables: ._ . . -
ll , , A w MIAWV“? Men I and Boys golf cops. O Brien
L - 0" ' ' Mrs. A. H. Hoyt. of Berkeley street.
Date 3- T. Mark. L- T- ”3"" is entertaining the inasmuch Circle of
15. $523.31. 6.8“. 12.86am. ”0.3“. K'n‘v. Daughters of the Norwaik
712N3- ‘73“- r1.0lp.m. ..0.4ft. Methodist Church. this afternoon.
16. SgZIJII. 3.0%. gAgaJn. . .335: _
8- 7am .5 L J Mar -- - - The Sixteenth Regiment. 0. v.. will
17- MOI-n1- Wt- 2-4um- 4-4“ hold its thirty-third reunion at Lake
9-259-31- 7-9n- 3-149-‘3- ”0'5“ Compounce. Bristol, tomorrow. An
18. 9.51am. 8.2“. 3:39am. —-0.7ll. old-fashioned sheep bake 1. to be one
10.15p.m. 8.1ft. 4.08pm. —-i.0ft. of the features. ,
19. 10.37331. 8.6". 4.288.ln. —0.9{t. ’
11.02p.m. 8.2". 4.58p.m. —1.3“ _..Fo'l.' ‘40. at Hayes' Mal-kc"
20. 11.209.1Il. 8.8M. 5.14531. —1.0fl. , 3—— r
11.47am. 8-1“- MiD-m- ”1-4“ The Republicans of the Second Vot-
. _2l- ‘ 6-588-m- 4-9“ ing District will hold their caucus to-
12.05v-In. 83ft. 6.36am. ~13“ night in Arlon Hall, for the purpose
22. 11303.!!- 1.0“. 5-43“!!- . 0-m- of nominating two delegates to attend
12.50911 8.6lt. 7-23“). -—l.0ft. the probate convention in Norwalk.
23. l.15l.ln. 7.5“. 7.29am. ~04“. )9“ week.
1.35pm. 8.2". 8.140.111. 4.611?
24. 2.028.111. 7.1". 8.213.1n. .0”. New goods are arrlvln‘ every day
2-2494!!- 7-73- 9.07pm. 3“- at the Norwalk Boston store. and all
25. 2.55am. Mit- 9.15am. ~03". is hustle and bustle. indicating a great
{HUD-m- V7.2“- 10.03D-m- ~03"- fall business. You will be interested
2‘. 3.543.111. 6.2". 10.18a.m. .03“. in some quotations in the store“; new
4.199.111. 6.7".- il.0;ip.m. .01)". ndverflgempnt today,
27. 5.103.!ll. 6.0“. 11.258411. . 0.9a. -
5-309-01- 6-311- —Pure Fruit lees at Lane's.
28. 6.25311]. 8.1“. 12.07am. ..0.7ft. _________.._
6.42p.fn. 6.3“. 12339.1“. “0.9“. Stephen J. O'Brien will go to "an.
29. 7.25am. 6.3“. 1.048.111. “0.6“. [on], Monday 'and as county director
7.40pm. “it. 1.33am. ”0.7”. of the Catholic Total Abstinence linion
80. 8.12am. 6.6ft. 1.56am. ”0.5“. will attend a meeting of the Board of
8.27p.m. 6.5ft. 2.23pm. .0.6it. Governors. Tuesday he will attend the
RANGE OF TlDES. annual state conventiou. ..
it has been learned on good aiithor-
ity that the Bridgeport Traction Com-
pany has made a settlement with Mrs.
Howard N. P. Baldwin. of Stratford.
whose husband was one of the victims
at Peck's Mills trolley disaster.
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——Eiectric work of all kinds, 29 Wall
street. Norwalk. .
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Mr. Zebm. Norwalk's popular con-
cert organist has gone on a recital tour
through eastern Pennsylvania. The
tour will include Allentown. Harris-
burg. Reading. licrnvillc. Shnmokin
and Pottsvllle. Mr. chim expects to
return by Friday next.
Willis ll. Scllcck has received from
the manufacturers a fine assortment w'
up-to—datc clothing for men and boys.
it is made to fit, and the prices are
just about half what you would pay it
custom tailor. He is also showing thc
latest things in furnishings.
—Not all We cigars are good. Some
are good. others are better. imperial
Crown Cigars are the best. '
'i‘hc managers of the New York Gro-
c-‘ry Company announce that if you
will bring your dollars to their store
they. will stretch them over more quill
ity in the way of groceries than you
will be apt to give them credit for un-
til you have had it demonstrated to
yull
—Foreqiiarters Lamb. 7c. at Hayes.
Alrcaily the autumn bloom is to be
seen pervading the different stocks at
Hislop & Company's store. Their pi i-
icy is newest styles. best qualities and
lowest prices: result. is pleased and
loyal public. They are planning for a
most successful fall and winter sen
SOD.
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——l7mbrellas and Canes. O'Brien's.
The teachers of the South Norwalk
public schools have been invited to
call at the residence of Superintendent
and Mrs. William C. Foote. this after-
noon. to meet Miss Dorothy Footc. who
celebrates between the hours of 4 and
6 o'clock the first anniversary of her
birth.
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—Specials for Sat. and Mom. 100
pieces of 8c. yard-wide Muslin, 5c; San
Fancy Pillow Covers. 15 and 25c each;
40:4 Outing Flannel Blankets. 49c pr.=
Best Prints. 4%c yd. M. S. Smith 1‘ Co
The September social of the Young
People's Saciety of Christian Endea-
vor of the Smith .Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church will beheld tonight at
the Norwalk Yacht (‘ltib house. Hick-
ory Bluff. on the invitation of the pre-
sident. Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. Mem-
bers will take the 6:30 car from South
Norwalk.
—Fresh Hams. 12c pound. at Hayes'
Market.
A. E. Winchester. for the commit—
tee. has secured prominent men of the
city to be present at the Couch
chamber at 8 o'clock this evening. to
meet with the special committee to
consider the proposition of the Con—
necticut Lighting and Power Compa-
ny. to buy or lease the city's electric
Illghting plant.
l ~lneg of Lamb. l2',‘.c.
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6 Water st.
That it doesn't take long for a gen-
eral reversion of public feeling is
at prices that will pleasantly surprise. I Mlsses' first black Hose; double hcci
ladies' Black Figured rilliantioe
Skirts. percallne lined. at 1.49.
Ladies' Colored Figured Skirts. at
32.49.
ladies' Black Sicilian Mohair Skirts.
cut in the latest styles. at $3.98.
l.adiea' Black Crepon Skirts. Pertai-
line lined. latest style. at 87.49. . *
l.adies' Black all silk satin Duchcssc
Skirt. heavy flouncc. iit SIL-lil. v
Autumn Black Gooda
Would like your verdict on,,th:.-.w
black goods itcliis; We know them to
be good; we know them to be cheap.
agree with us.
38-inch Black .lacquurds Drc.:~i
Goods. new designs. all wool, at 49c )-l.
able for Tailor made suits, at 'i'i’w yii. '
45-inch Black All Wool Storm Serge
at 49c yd.
or skirts. at 75c yd.
5.4-inch Illnck All Wool Broadcloth.
’l‘wo specials at 98c and ".39 yd.
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Staple Colored Weave-
i‘laln stuffs are good again: in fact
they never go out of style; these lincrz
at these prices will interest you.
fl'i-inch Wool Serge Dress Goods. :ill
shades. at 25c yd.
38-inch All Wool Jacquard. all new
shades. at 49c. yd.
50-inch All Woool Storm Serge in
Navy. Brown. Green and Garnct. iii
59 ml. .
50-inch All ’Wool Storm Serge in
v,'. Green and Drab. at 98c yd.
inghat 98c yd.
Pretty Wa at Silk-
Dright irld ,, t colors. stripes and
figures. Just tb (wanted styles that
everybody is looking for.
24-inch Plain Colored .iup Silks. at
49c yd.
lit-inch Black and White Silks with
Satin Cord. at 69c. '
Alter fair lliv'estlgntlmi think ymi'llI
till-Inch Black All Wool Poplin. suit-I
50-inch all wool chcvlots. for siiits'
4—inch All Wool Heavy Mixed Suit- I
hand tor. guaranteed stainless. 12‘s:-
.pllil‘. '
i Misses black Hose. ilermsdorf dye.
Iextra spliced heel and toe, lilc pair.
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{Outing Fianneia
i Many uses for these soft fleet-:3-
iwcaves: and the autumn and winter is
‘-lhc time when the demand is greatest.
These will fit your needs to ii T.
i Mottled Outing Flannel. in Bron-n.
:Gray and Red. at he yd. ,
‘ Striped Outing it‘lanneisLJn
:colors. at liic yd. -
. (‘licck Outing Flannel in Brown and
‘Grcy. l0c yd.
I Plain Outing Flannel in Pink and
’Hlllf‘. i0t' yd.
i 27-inch Extra quality Flannelettes.
Persian Patterns. all colors. at 121/212
dil rk
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I)! Handkerchief Bale
Some tip top handkerchief bargains
Ito tell you about. You should buy ill.-
‘eraliy. for Hilf‘il.(‘hflll(‘f‘li do not often
come this way.
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Ladies' Handkerchiefs. l6, lo. and l-
‘iiich hem, eirceptlonal value. at to.
l Ladies' and Men's Hematitched
{ Handkerchiefs. full size. French llnlsh.
5t. .
f Ladies' and Men's pure Linen Hein-
:stitched Handkerchiefs. fiiil size, $4, 5/,
{and 1-inch hem. We each. ' ‘
' Ladies'ilne quality Linen Handker-
‘chlefs. insertion and embroidered
‘corners. hemstltched borders. at l6c.
. Ladlcs' fancy Handkerchiefs. pure
zl.lnen. with lace edges. scalloped cor-
»ners. truly great value at 23c.
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keeping the highest
tion for high prices.
cheaper than we can.
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Tcicplume l‘uiim-cl l-m.
. Possibly. in the minds of some, we have a
reputation for prices a little higher than the
ordinary, but we have a reputation also for
think this more than counteracts the other.
but you know any store which carries high- - ‘
grade goods is very apt to also gain a reputa-
- .P‘lenty of old oats and old buy.
Buy Oata that'a Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
The home Paper.
Nothing hkmibplaoa Mhnosahstltutsasidtb-s
in‘; tinned beef 0
shown by the fin-t that while after the}
army beef revelations it was prcttyi
hard for the arketmen to get rid of
gunned meats of any
kind. now that he packers have rush-
ed up the price bf fresh meats the
Icanaed article has lots of friends
again. blhamghtbaloulm,
“We," kid
and Isa!
“Clam
mw‘iuho. itisunlqueandoriglnal.holdlnglnlhlrm
mallihepmplelnlmrn. Thepapwuidtupeoplease
. imaginable. Thelriutetutsalwbothllutlal,andthlyboth
known. m'aiiypsaetlealwayefattraetingth-epasple
Thej’Evenlngfle‘nltlnel
lid Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
class of grain, and we
But no one can sell
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W‘Dibble gives Sentinel read-‘
era an interesting talk on good things
in grace. ries.
ltspubllaans of Ridgeilid will, hold a
caucus tomorrow night to nominate
candidates for town offices.
Dennisqnaraey. the famous "sand
letter." h bobbed up in California as
a bulHa he wheat market.
—Fresh linen. 8c pound. at l-lsyes'
Market.
..The Barbers’ Union will meet next
Thursday night in Frank V. Zahn's,
on the Washington street bridge.
James O'Brien has Just had aband-
some new show case placed in hill but
store in Washington street. ’
—-Beef Liver. 8c. ll Water street.
F. M. Jennings. of l Tolies street.
has secured employment with Austin
& Craw. the Water street toy manu-
facturers. ,
The annual meeting of the Wilton
Golf Club will be held at the residence
of H. C. Thompson on Monday even-
ing. September is. at 8 o'clock.
-Pure Cut. and cream, is eup.l.ane's
Mrs. Stella Florence has leased the
Franks place at 7 Camp street. Nor-
walk. and will establish a‘ school ior
yoting children.
Mrs. Charles W. Shelton will speak
Saturday to the King‘s Daughters in
the chapel of the Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church at 3 p. m.
--l.atest style Dunlap. O'Brien's.
After “Monday. the Westport and
Saiigatiick Street Railway Company
will only run cars to Compo Beach at
it) a. in. and 12:60 p. m.
The Tramway Company commenced
to run closed cars on a portion of the
trips today. The Red Line also had
its closed cars. out during the early
morning.
-—3 lbs. Shoulder Steak. 25c. 6 Wa-
ter street.
The Daughters of Erin and their
friends enjoyed a ride over the Tram-
way llnc. last evening. after which
dancing was enjoyed in the Knights of
Columbus- Hull.
A lavatory bowl overflowed in the
ofllce of Homer Merrill over the post
office. this morning. and the water
soaked through the ceilingudeiuging a
portion of the office. . /. \
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--\'oii can buy good frtiehipork it?
tic pound, at llnyes‘ Market.
The Golden Rule Circle of King's
Daughters. will meet in the church
parlor. instead of the study. Saturday.
the lilth. at 3 p. m. 'Mcmbers are re-
quisled to be prompt.
——Pork. chops. lZlfic. at Hayes' Mitt.
letter Carrier Percy Giendenlng and
wife entertained the letter carriers of
the Norwtilk post ofllce at their hour!-
in Newtown nvenuc. Wednesday even-
ing, giving them a royal good time.
-—-See our complete assortment of
Fancy Taffeta Waist Silks. also our
special in Dress Goods. l0 per cent.
discount on all Linings to Dressmak-
ers. M. S. Smith & Co
Commencing tomorrow Officers Ken-
ny and Hunt. of the Norwalk squad.
will exchange hours of duty. Officer
Kenny will work from 9 p. m. to 5 a.
m.. and Otllcer Hunt from 5 a. m. U)
i p. m. .
—-Full line Yacht (‘aps. O'Brien's.
A. Dickerman & Son are selling what
remains of summer stock at low pri-
cesv They are receiving each week
new goods for fall stock. They invite
your attention today to extra values
in hosiery.
—Telephone Lane's. Call. 189-5.
Miss Cornelia S. linderdown. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Under-
down. and Richard Dunn will be mar-
ried at 8 p. m.. Wednesday evening.
September 20. at the home of the
bride. 41 Taylor avenue. .
—-2 lbs. Round Steak, 25c.
ter street.
a Wa-
Scnator John H. Ferris took' a party
of business men to Cold Spring. l.. l..
today. to inspect the fish hathcherins
Among those on board were Game
Conimissl her A. Solfnans. Hon. Rob‘
ert H. R0 an. J. Arthur Osborn. Eben
Hill. Jr. ,
——Bl , Brown. Pearl Alpines. O'Brien
V/
J. F. Dingee. of Green's Farms, has
had his sloop yacht Marguerite hauled
out on the marine ways at White
Rocks in Southport and is having hPl‘
put into racing condition. Janice
Donne's thirty foot cat boat Kit is be-
ing overhauled.
—-l.ega Spring Lamb. 1242 pound. fore-
quarters. 7c. at Hayes' Market.
Weather Observer 'l'arr said last
night that early this morning there
would be frost in the ,valleys about
New Haven. He did not expect the of-
ilcial thermometer would go much be-
low 38 or 40. but in low places it would
strike 32 the freeaing point. The
weather will warm up during the day
and the nights and mornings for some
time to come will not. he so‘ cold as
last night and this morning. it will
be clear for some uays yet.
~New Youma‘n Derby. O'Brien's.
The Sunday noon class led by
Charles Miller was entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. N. I. Peek. at their home in
Main street. Nerwaik. Wednesday ev-
The class rehearsed several ae-
EDWARD STREE-g
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Great Closing Out Sale is still in, . .
Never were Dry (loads sold as low. .T .
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"will continue iiiitil stock is sold. I. *
l Gazette Building, Norwalk.
TILLOTSOMMILLS'
Have a complete assortment of STA ui ,
PATTERNS, and can stamp your nia'
in the latest patterns at a small cost. '
Bring your umbrella frameein and have
covered with Krause, Boice & Co. ’0‘
umbrella covering, while you wait. i
We are sole agents for “THE LADY BRIE.
Shaped perfect to your form. A “ ‘
TILLOTSON a MILLS,
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86 Washington Sires
COAL ! COAL f 2!;
. . .. ". Having purchased a large supply of Coal
previous to the recent advance in prison-ls 4
now in a position to give my continent.
benefit of the same. . '
ly steel: consists of lrst-elassdeals
only. both Lalilgli arid Freebarsisg.
lluieteii aiid Jedde, Egg. Steve, lot
and Pea.
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, and di- ,
livered by careful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
Tel. lift-3. 149 Washington sous
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AT THE MODEL GROCERY.
WEEKLY TALK.
Good things in Groceries. We prop0se to be busy and useful. Theft!"
more than one kind of groceries. Some ask high prices and get them; oth-
ers handle low grades and charge what they can 'get. There is a happy.
medium and we believe we occupy it. We propse to keep the public inter-5
ested from now "till smiling spring returns to deck the growing year."
lll'TTER. Fortunately we are on New Mackerel. 5 cents each, d'fot‘ ‘
the right side of the market. Our Biit- 25 cents. ‘
ter is worth now 24 cents to buy by the Fancy Lemons. Green Peppers, Greets
tub. Market excited and advancing. Ginger Root. Finest. Purest Vinegar in
Our price on Saturday for finest will be town.
2;, cents. Buy 50 cents worth at Kmolll’l
. . ‘ washin materials. Whi e -
( OFF laid. if you 11"“ not acquainted ing TnfSoap or Washlntg gomwlileiwgd
with us you should be. We will give
twenty ounces for a pound at this sale
as an inducement to buy it. 22. 28. .54.
cents iii.
FLOUR. Perfection Flaked Wheat.
5 cents pkg.
get a Medallion Portrait of yourself or
of any one you choose For sampld »
portrait and more about th business
enquire here. . ' '
Rhubarb in gallon cans. solid pack
ed. (‘an get 5 pics out of it. Has been
tried and proved line. 25 cents.
BANANAS. Five bunches to be sold ’l‘oothpicks. hard maple, fine finish,
at 12 cents dozen. 1 cent each. high grade. 10c box of 500.
LORENZO DIBBLE.
POINTS [Merrill College.
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Careful. individual instruction.
System and methods the best.
Only talented and scholarly teach!!!
employed. '
Elegant modern equipment. ,
Ali Employment, Bureau (mutilation!
working in the interest of graddates.
THE COST.
' . Only $12.50 per month.
t Read our Catalogue.
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ABOUT I ii. ii. assert-.L.
OOOOIOIOIOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOéOOOCCOCCCQ.
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10.(X)0 bushels I ;
01d Recleineii Clippid White 0th,, ‘
and 10 carloads ,' .
,. Old Timothy'ilay, .
AT OUR ELEVATOR.‘ .
Horses fed on new oats and new
hay are subJect to the Colic.
RAYMOND Boos? ,,
ll mu intrinsic or iuiiiiit Ill not
flow I. THE TIMI To PUT 11' m i .
We Defy Competition in thin Particularllno. 7
HOT turn iiiiiiiii ' 011R tritium.
shoes-amonanoiaunnus...
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