‘Dellr lewd 111 the Twin CItiee
. Gathered by Sentinel Reporters.
Notice to 4.de
Sentinel advertisers, who desire
change 01 advertisement, must have
the copy lor the change in the once by
2. o'clock. p. In. on the day before the
chaugéd advertisement will appear.
here-her Tides.
idlmio 1111'... trombone Point.
“ Conn. compiled 110m U. 8. Coast Sur-
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Date ll. T. Mark. 1.. '1'. Mark.
6. 121511.111. 7.811. 631511.111. -——0.2ft.
12.32pm. 8.411.18.58p.111. ~0.811.
7. 1.0211411. 7.711. 7.07a,1n. ——0.1-11.-
1.20p.1n. 8.211. 7.1811411. --0.711.
8. 1.53am. 7.811. 8.03am. 0.111.
2.13p.m. 7.911. 8.431110. -—0.411..
8. .2.49a.1n. 7.411. 8.03am. 0.211.
3.109.111. 7.511. 8.41pl1n. --—-0.211.
10. 8.50am. 7.211.. 10.10n.111. 0.811
4.15pm. 17.111. 10.48pm. 0.011.
11 ‘4.59a.111. 7.111. 112211.111. 0.311
5.29pm. 6.811._11.48p.m. 0.111
12. ,6.10a.1n. 7.811. .
0.45pm. 6.811.12.34p.m. 0.011
18. 7.173.111. 7.711. 12.54am. 0.011
7.55pm. 7.011. 1.41pm. -—0.3lt
14. 8.15am. 8.111. 1.55am. -—0.3it.
8.54p.111. 7.211. 2.41pm —0.711
15. 9.08am. 8.411. 2.511111. —0.411.
8.47p.111. 7.411. 8.36pm. —1.111
18. 9.5711411. 8.811. 3.41am. —0.511.
10.84p.m. 7.511.. 4.27pm -.—-l.21t
17.‘ 10.43a.m. 8.711. 4.351131 ——0.811
11.19p.m. 7.511. 5.16pm -~l.21t
"18. 11.27am. 8.611.. 5.23am —0.511
8.03pm —1.111
18. 120111.111. 7.411. 8.09s.111 ~03“
121011.111. 8.211. 6.47p.m. —-0.911
20. 12.43am. 7.211.: 6.58am. —0.lft
12.52pm. 7.811. 7.31p.m. "41.611
21. 1.25am). 7.011. 7.463.111. 0.211
1.34pm. 7.411. 8.14p.m. ——0.211
22. 2.088.111. 8.811. 8.38am. 0.511.
. - 2.18pm. 6.911.. 8.58pm. 0.211
23. 2.553.111. 6.611. 9.253.111. 0.811
8.02p.m. 6.611. 9.42pm. 0.511.
24. 3.44a.m. 0.511.10.14a.m. 1.011
3.509.111. 6.211.. 10.25pm. 0.711
25. 4.341111. 0.411.11.05a.1n. 1.111
4.42p.m. 6.011.11.10p.m. 0:911
26. 5.238.111. 6.411. 11.54am. 1.111
N . 5.37pm. 5.111.. 11.84pm. 0.011
27. 6.15am. 6.511.
8.32pm. 5.911.12.42p.m. 1.011
28. 7.03am. 6.811.. 123811.111. 0.911
7.24pm. 8.111. 1.27pm. 0.711
29. 7.47a.m. 7.111. 1.22a.m. 0.711
8.12pm; 6.411. 2...10pn1 0.311
30. 8...30an1 7.511. 2.06.1111. 0.511
8. 58pm. 6..811 2. 5311.111.
RANGE OF TlDES.
Spring, 8.4 11.; av., 7.2 ft.: neap, 5.9 ft.
..signlilcs plus; —- signifies minus.
WEATHER REPORT.
Pleasant weather prevails in all sec
tions this morning. High pressure
area covers the central and southern
states, where the temperature is below
the normal. in other 8131 tions the tem-
perature is Just about normal.
Foremost—Fair tonight and Tuesday
.l. P. 'Webber has returned to Nor‘
wuik alter a tour abroad.‘
—We make our Candy. Lane.
A son was born last week to Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hawkins. oi Spring street
Captain Fred Betta. 01 New York
has been a guest at A 0.32113. of
Westport avenue.
Lee Hutchins. oi Washington. D. 1"...
is a guest 01 William Chichester, of
West avenue, Norwalk.
Miss Louise Grover. oi’ Harttqrd. is
a guest of her sister. Mrs. Cornelius El-
wood, of Orchard street.
I
Robert G. Staplin. 01 Stonlngton. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. G. 11. Howard.
oi Woodward avenue. for a week.
David E. Disbrow. of South Norwalk.
presided at the organ in the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Stamford yester-
day
hire. Jesse M. Ferris and daughter
Charlotte. of Bay view avenue. Went to
New York city today to remain a short
while.
~Stea1n Carpet Cleaning at Luther
ll. Wright's.
———sh—
The Farther Lights Society 01 the
South Norwaik Baptist Church will
meet tonight with Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Aiken. 20 Wilton avenue. All mem-
bers and trisnda are invited to ahead.
The special services continue next
. week at the Boxbury Methodist Church
the intments being. Tuesday eve-
Iing. v. Samuel 1.. Bciler of Nor-
walk. will have charge. Friday. Rev.
Oscar Mills. of Bowayton.
The weather today ought to be clear
and cool. A storm is coming but is
not expected to reach this scction until
the middle oi the week. The tempera.
ture will be unite a little cooler. 11
clouded up a little last nlhht but no
rain tell.
I, 3111 men's. all,
. plug. with Miss Annie
. Brown.
”I
{Mounties
linen is spend as
The steamer Anna 11. Brown is at
' , Whm’ 11111111 1111 a car
h”.i':3i "
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#1118 eels" at the pastor: Store.
1% .1111; II 13 1. WM
Cockenoe Tribe 01 lied Men is can»
period the matter ‘01 giving a dance
111111 month.
1111188 whom Atrociation will
hold ah i 1 meeting tonight, in
Mrs. H. S. Sharer and daughter Both.
of Washington street ,have been visit-
batsman-.1».
"‘Dr. Arthur N. Clark's automobile
pro or a in West avenue, yester-
day. and kill the canine.
E. A. Robinson. at New Haven. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Seymour. Act, West street.
l. 11. Kelley, 01 Troy. N. Y.. is a guest
at the home of his brother, 8. 11.
Richmond, Weetport avenue.
~Plenty Eeanute in Brittle at Lane's.
Herbert W. Van Solver and daugh-
ter. Gladys May. of Elisabeth ptreet.
spent Sunday in Newburg. N.Y
...—-
The Arion Singing Society went to
Bridgeport last night tozattend a con-
cert of the Ariana, oi that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whitworth. of
Norwalk. celebrated the eighth anal.
versary of their wedding. Saturday.
Miss Kittie Hallock. 01 New Haven.
is a guest of her grandmother, airs.
Emeline .1. Warner. of Orchard street.
Charles Stee uller. of Quintard
avenue. has a n 11 water motor. to be
' used for tarnishing power for grinding
coffee.
Miss Minnie Kyle, who is takings
' course in trained nursing at Paterson.
' N. J.-, is spending a two weeks vaca-
, tion with friends in town.
~—-Speclal sale 01 Stores. 1‘. J. Curtis
‘ h 00.. corner Knight and Wall streets
The South Norwaik Fire Police and
Mayflower Hook and ladder Company
’ will have a penuchle contest this week
: for the E. F. Smith trophy.
Miss Hattie Horn. who has been in
Norwalk for six years. will be married
December 8, to Mr. Lewis. from New
Haven, and she will make her home in
i that city.
Deputy Sheriil John W. Scullcy ret-
‘ turned home Saturday night from
' Scranton. Pa.
where he succeeded in
forming 11 union among the hat finish-
‘ era and makers.
The monthly meeting 01 the South
‘ Norwslk Board of Councilmen will be
held tonight. A hearing on the wid-
. coins 111 North Water street I11 also
scheduled to take place.
Mrs. 'l'. K. Noble, president oi the
, State Federation. will lecture upon
‘ Practical Ethics at the Central Club,
tomorrow alternoon. The discussion
,- wlll be led hyMrs. A. B. Hill.
--llorse Clipping. L. M. Wright's.
The Young Women's Christian Tem-
pcrance Union will meet tomorrow eve-
Bishop, 117
Washington street. at 7:45. 11 is re-
quested that all members be present.
A large number of people attended
the entertainment in the Salvation Ar-
my llall, last Saturday night, to hear
the Salvation Talking Machine. and
were well pleased with the exhibition.
Manager Barthel. of the Stamford
basketball team says that he will open
the season November 21. Wllhj garlic
in Miller's Hall with the Company 1"
team 01 Norwaik.
Arthur Craw. who has been employ—
ed as driver by the Adams Express
Company, in South Norwalk. has resig-
ned to take a position in the railway
mail service. He commenced his du-
ties today.
—500 pairs Blankets at tempting
prices, Boston Store.
Edward J. Hogan. formerly oi
Bridgeport and who is well known in
that city. as well as in Norwalk and
”South Norwalk. has secured a position
in Ed, Lahey's Waidorl cafe. on At-
lantic street. Stamford.
Dr. A. N. Clark ran‘ over Dr. J. G.
Gregory's pet dog. yesterday. with his
automobile, killing the animal instant-
ly. The dog ran out to chase the doc-
tor a dot. which was running with the
automobile. and got in front of the ma-
chine. .
E's-Mayor and Mayor-elect Charles
G. Bohannun has presented photo-
graphs of himself to the city and to
Old Well Hook and Ladder Company,
and they have been placed in the col.
lectlon with the previous heads of the
city government.
The, Union Veteran's Union will
meet tonight. when arrangements for
attending the annual state convention
held in New Haven, Thursday evening.
November 111. The local delegates are
George 8. North and William H.
The newly appointed electrician tor
the Stamford Fire Department. Joseph
Plant. 01 South Norwalk. who will we.
need Noah Phelps. is expected to begin
his duties today. Plant wanted to give
his present employers. the Norwaiii
Tramway Company. a weeks notice
before coming to Stamford.
"Noggin-r Goods mucus-1
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will be made. The convention will be ‘
‘ a
men remade .- Nov Dry woods been.
advertising.
gets it.
llKIIIl II P11015113... 1.. ...n...
cy; no flashing, phrases or ornamental eloqfienca of any
sort. Earnestueu. intense, downright, straight-lollie-
point earndaineas 10111111 the chiet characteristic of our
We want to be believed; we want to drive every
statement made about our goods and prices straight
home to your inner consciousnela, so that your mental
comment 18. “that sounds true."
Values crowd each other as the season advances,
they clamor-tor a place in print, perhspi one in twenty
Here are some of the favored law:
you matters of fact.
sour: nar'ero JACKET “was.
Sounds a bit sisnsy. perhaps. but it
expresses just the meaning that we
at such little prices would make a noise
most anywhere.
Ladies' Black Kersey Jacket. Double-
$4.98.
Strap Scams,
Lined. Pearl Buttons. 85.98.
Fancy Pearl Buttons. Silk Ancd. 88. 48.
ladiea' Black Melton Jacket, Box
Front, Bound Cut. Black and White
Stripe Satin Lining, Special, 89.88.
KNlF‘lNG THE DRESS STUFFB.
Got too many of certain lots; a hack-
ward season is to blame for it. They‘ ll»
move though and move quickly when
these prices get poised about.
38- inch All-wool Dark
Check Dress Goods. 48c yard.
43-inch All~wool Bergen and Whip-
cords. in Drab Navy. Green and Car-
net. at 59c yard.
54-inch Ali-wool Fancy Plaids, suit~
able lor Skirts. at 98c yard.
58~lnch All-wool Skirting.
Back. at 81.39 yard.
lnvielt le
SHARING lIP T1110 SILKS.
Price breaks among the makers
means price breaks among the mer-
chants. The consumer here gm the
full boneiit of the double break. and it
owns something from n intmcy sav-
ing standpoint.
34inch Gloria Silks in Plain and
Two-toned Eflects,1or Jacket Lining
40c yard.
20-inch Changeable Taffeta Silk.
licavy Quality. 73c yard.
Designs, 751- yard.
20-inch Stripe and Figured Silks.
Extra Good Quality 101- Waists. at 891'
yard.
BOUND TO TALK BLANKETS.
feel bound to buy/blankets if money
saving plays any part in her money
spending.
10.1 White or, Gray Canton Blankets
49c. pair.
Ill-4 Gray Domet Blankets in Red or
Blue Borders, 68c pair. '
11.4 White Extra Quality Blankets
in Red or Blue Borders. 81.50 pair.
“-4 White Wool Blankets in Var-
ious Colored Borders, 82.50 pair.
breasted. Stiched Back, Satin Lined.
Ladies' Castor Kerscy Cloth JackeM
Double-breasted, Stilt?
Ladics' Navy or Black Melton Jae-I
ket, Box Front. Seven Roy‘s Stitching.
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wish to convey. Such stylish garmentoi
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lleh Dresden Waist 8111188 New box.
Many a woman who made this will box
BREAKING RECORDS 1N SELLING
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
We‘ve got the goods to do it with;
we ve got the prices to do it with, and
with your assistance we'll do it.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR. »
Men' a Fine Camrl's Hair Shirts and
Drawers. 49c.
hien s Fawn Merino Shirls and Draw-
era in all sixes. 75c.
Men' a Fine Albwool Scarlet Medicat-
ed Shirts and Drawers, good value at
81. 25, for 88c.
Men's Medium weight Fine Austra-
lian Wool Shirts and Drawers in all
sizes. $1.00.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and
Pants. 25c kind at 191'.
Women's Fine Cashmere Vests, in
all aim. with Pants to match, 48c.
Women's White Wool Jersey Ribbed
Vesta and Pants. 98c.
Women‘ s Ali-wool Scarlet tinder-
wear. sizes 37. to 44.111 98c.
HERE ARE SOME BED SPREAD
VALUES.
Staple as corn in the crib. Seldom
talk about them when prices are nor-
mal. but in this case though the vain
11cs remain the same, the prices are
badly twisted. Please read on.
Full Size White Crochet Bed Spreads.
at 65c.
Extra Sire Crochet Bed Spreads. Spe-
cial at 89c.
’ Full Sized Marseilles Bed Spreads. at
1.49.
P‘xtrn Sizc' and Quality Marseilles
Bed Spreads, at 81.” 13.
EVERY DAY YOU NEED NOTIONS.
Not every store though is willing to
sell you notions at the little prices
charged ‘ncrc. Witness.
Mourning Pins, Assorted Box.
2c
Hooks and Eyes two dozen on card
{to card.
Safety Plus. The Calmsc. all sizes.
41- card.
liair Pins. handmade. three packages
for be.
Hair Pins. assorted sizes in box. he
5011111111118 Cotton. 8 ply. two spools for
Thread. Beat Linen Finish. Full
Measure. 3c spool
Busting Cotton, 500 yard spools, 4c
spool.
Corset Clasps. Sateen. Drab. White
or Black. 8c.
Corset Steels. Patent Lock Clasp. 10c.
“Gemini" Dress Steels. the best two-
wire. 8c dozen.
Redlern Dress Stays. 1254c doses.
lbw
114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
ours.
box or telephone.
find a remedy. at
..mmnsmnmww sacrum
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Merit counts in grain as in anything else,
and first quality in grain is impossible unless -’
the grain is freed from dirt and waste. as is
It is not possible to get better qualities or
pnces elsewhere—it is absolutely impossible
to get the same economy anywhere else.
' Bur 0m Tour's Cans.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near—just as far as .the nearest letter-
11 You Can’t See
on account of Broken Glasses or because lenses do not 111 your eyes, you can
H. S. ROOD’S,
Jeweler and Optician,
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111$)an ‘ W;
A number 111 Norwalk Wmle 111-
Ipected the new golt club grounds. yeep
"my. ,
ls-llayor Walter C. intsrd is ur-
iou’ly ill at his home! South Main
111ml.
Election returns will (be received ti»
gorge: nisht at Geri ileksub'l 1mm-
: a e.
Oscar ll. Dilworth. oi’ Ballast, Maine.
is a [nest of his brother, Charles H.
Dilworth, of Norwalk.
“adv—w“
llnrry Youngs. who has resided for
lourtecn years in liliy avenue. has
moved to‘Ann street.
~Deiicious Pure Candy. Lane.
Some of the Norwaik residents of
West avenue are anxious to have the
mud scraped oil the avenue.
Miss May lounsbury. of Standard,
is a guest at the residence 01 Mr. and
Mrs. J. .1. Sconeld. in lieldea avenue.
Mrs. Musics do 8'. Lockwood. of
East Wall street. is entertaining the
Matinee Whist Club. this alternoon.
The city of Norwalk assessors are
now proving the lists and getting them
in shape tor entry in the tax books.
Mr. and hire. James Fray. of Bridge
port. were the guests 01 Mrs. S. A.
Morton. of Franklin street, Saturday.
—-l.adiea' Jackets and Suitswonder-
lully cheap. Boston Store.
The case 01 Charles Sconcld charged
with assault by Mrs. Mary Waring
was noiled last week by Judge Frost.
Mrs. John Tuttle has returned home
from Brooklyn. having attended the
wedding 01 her sister. Maggie Dermo-
1y.
hire. George B. St. John. 01 Norwalk.
is circulating a petition protesting
against the seating 01 the Mormon con-
grcesman.
A delegation of Catholic Union Coun.
cil, Knights of Columbus. went to
Ridgeneld. Sunday. and witnessed the
working of the Third degree.
The business wetting of the South
Norwaik Congregational Church will
be held Thursday night. not on Tues-
day. as announced Saturday.
A bearing upon the admission to
probate of the estate of Betsey C. licl-
dcn will take place at the probate 01-
llcc. Wednesday at 2 p. m.
~Thc imperial Crown 10c Cigar is
as good as two-thirds oi' the lmlmrtcd
cigars that sell for double the price.
A horse attached to n Nor-walk tea
pcddler'a wagon received a shock from
the trolley rails. yesterday afternoon.
and W811 thrown. No damage was
autism-Stamford Advocate.
l-‘red Belts. formerly oi Norwaik, is .
now connected with the engineer's
corps oi the Metropolitan Traction
Company. of New York city.
Charles Willett. of the United States
Olympia. is visiting friends in Nor-
walk. He tells some interesting inci-
dents of the famous battle ot Manila.
—hlen'a Dollar lindcrwear. 50c. Bos-
ton Store.
Henry C. My has been appointed
superintendent of the Grand Central
Station in New York W. 111/an
Solver will look after Mr. Ely‘s inter-
ests in South Norwaiit,
if you can‘t see because 01 broken
glasses or because lenses do not tit
your eyes. you can find a remedy at
H. S. Hood's. jeweler and Optician. 16
South Main street. South Norwalk.
Sittings (or Christmas photographs
should be made as soon as possible.
Newest styles in modern portraiture
will be mood at E. M. Jackson's. it is
the children's studio of the twin cit-
ies. Cloudy days are as good as clear
ones.
—lee children lane‘s lce Cream.
A number'oi Battery B veterans
irom Norwnlk went to Bridgeport.
yesterday. to observe in a fitting man-
ner the first anniversary oi Robely Ev-
ans, the pet rooster and mascot oi the
battery. A large number onthe "vets"
came together. and a pleasant alter.
noon and evening was spent.
The report 01 Weather Observer Tarr
for October. shows a mean temperature
for the month 01 52. the same as for
twenty-seven years past. The highest
temperature was on October 18, 74 de-
grees and the lowest on the 61b. 28
degrees. The total precipitation was
only 1.78 inches, or about 2 2-3 inches
less than the average tor 26 years.
The premium list for the fourth an.
nual exhibition of the Westem Con-
necticut Poultry Association, which
will be held in Danbury, on Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
November 28. 29. 30 and December 1.
has lost been issued. and it is being
very widely distributed among the
poultrymen in New England and oth-
er eastern states.
—Dr.N.S.noIen.oculist.eanbe
consulted in the parlors 01 the la-
hackuo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
tbeboursofland7p.1n.anddaliy
warns-11d 12a.111., Cand 8
p 111..stm StaustreeLBridseport.
lyeeeaauinedanddiseaaeatreatad.
DEATH 08' GILES GANUNG.
Word has been received by Norwalk
relatives 01 Giles H. Gauung. of his
death. which occurred last week at his
home in Orange. N. J. Demand was
.at one time a popular barber ln Nor.
walk. and had many friends who will
be grieved to hear of his demise. A
wile is left to mourn his death.
Washington. November Mover-n-
meat receipts: From internal revenue.
82,888,012; customs 8470.428: miscella-
’ poems “WALK. CONN.
scone, 814.876. Expenditures. 82.815.-
8“. . .
“Old Winter" 11 warm reception.
Wants everyone to attend his Great Closing I
01' Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, Fancy *-
~We aregoing to close out this stock at once
prices marked on theetockareeo lowweare
ed you will appreciate the fact. Remember,
of Dry Goods, at wholesale, are considerably ,
. This makes the sale still more important to
Earliest customers have the best selections. ‘ ‘
Nsw Lots of Novsm'lss in Here just received"
Ova assortment of Taxman HATS 18 the largest.“
city.
New Lospon WASH 811.1 Co.’ a T131111 on 8111:,
1.111va Fm 001.0118. 41: Skein, 450 doz.
F1111. LINEN Eunaomsav Museum.
"an”—-Lw1ssAaaauu Moons K111 Gtovss, 21,1
Moose, Tans, Guns, Browns 1111) BLACK, WARM .,
Fm'sn, 81. 00 P1111.
Coassrs~Tu011rsos’ 11 Grove Frrrmo, R. d: 11.,
61.01112, BLACK, WHITE .1111) DEAD, Counters L111:
Assure 01.1) STATEN ISLAND D11: Hones.
ashington Street. 8euth Iorwa 11,“? ,
lLLlS H. SELLECK.
SPECIALS. \
Men’ 8 all wool black Cheviot Suits, single 111111
and double-breasted, would be good value at 8150:0117!
price, 86. 50.
Men’s blue Peacedale all worsted Shite, extra
val no, 89. 50.
Men’ 3 raw-edge lop-seam black Kerse Overdue
sold elsewhere for $7. 50 and $7. 89; all we 11:11 is 36. 50,“?
Very Special. —An all wool black Kersey Overcoat,-
cut in latest style, 87. 50; a regular 810 coat.
walls 11. Selleck, Up-to-Date Cinder.
50Wall street, Norwalk, Conn.
Holiday Photographs
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
IEIEST STYLES ll IODERI PORTRAITURE.
The Children’s Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o ’.clock
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON,
Photographer,
53 Wall Street. lerwelk, Cone.
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All Trolley Lines
Pam the Door
0p. lotwalk Hotel.
"Built of furtherance and pursuing. not 01 spent deeds but of doing."
THE MODEL GROCERY.
POSlJ'lVE. PERSISTENTand PROGRESSIVE.
NEW BUCKWHEAT. (loosel—The CRANBERRIES—ln 25 years 0111“-
buckwheat crop was a partial isllure lncss experience, I never know them
this year and prices will be higher. We so cheap 3 quarts We
always have the newest White Buck- F‘l.01'R—-Try our New Patent, 701!
wheat obtainable here. that want a good hour at a low price.
. , '. .____ _ Special for Saturday. Nave be: H
saw 1101.111 Home raised and .,,, “,5 a, 50 mm or 11003111111.
pure as sunshine. In bottles at 201': 3 New popmng Corns '100 mm
pints. 30c; quarts, 50c; comb. 18c.
Fresh Home-laid Eggs. 301: m
PURE“ NEW MAPLE SYRUP. % o DRIED BEEF—Trade 1
pints, 10c; pints. 18c; quarts, 30c. 0“" "Y It and that settles yon 8' '
OUR BUTTER ll selling below mar—
constant customer. , 5
RUSSET S‘VTET CIDER‘m m
ket value. it captures the taste and arrived Wednesday and is made of In
coin of the customer. it is a money- sound russet apples.
saver. 25c lb. Walnuts. 5c quart.
Never our stock fuller or better selected as to quality and prices. Never
was this store more alive to the want s 01 its patrons. We are ready to give
Merrill Coliogo,’
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Young ‘ , svaurown. come.
I To learn Bong-keeping, shorthand and
ypewriting.
Men There is a demand (or YOUNG»
MEN. ;
' Competent. well~trained . YOUNG.
Wanted “E"
Merrill College can place YOUNG.
MEN, who are good stenognphela. ’
Day and evening sessions.
Enter NOW.
I. A. peanut, r1111“. .
When trying to read and 88'.
these long evenings, it
apparent that the eyes
uI‘d htellztmlrierl‘etnllm. m
an 1 es 11g roan
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