Evening sentinel, Friday, November 10, 1899 · page 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

‘lieiiI less e1 the Iris Cities
Battered by snow Reporters.

lotion is Mariners.

Sentinel advertisers. who desire
change of advertisement. must have
the copy for the change In the onlce by
2 o'clock. p. m. on the day before the
changed advertisemen will appear.

here-her Tiles.

November tides at Wilson's Point
Coon" compiled from ll. S. Coast Sur-
vey tables: ,.

 

l

Above Above or
1 LW. below LJW.
Date H. T. lurk” L. T. Mark
10. 3.50am. ’lth. 10.10e.m. 0..3ft
4.15pm 7.111. 10.48pm. \ 0.011.
11. 4.59am 7.1ft. 11. 22am. 0.3ft
5.20pm. d.lft.11.48p.m. (Hit.

12. ti.10e.In 7.st
6.45pm. 6.811.12.B4p.m. 0.0ft.
18. 7.17am. 7.7ft.12.64a.m. eon.
7.55pm. 7.0ft. 1.41p.m. -—o.3n.
14. 8.15a.m. 8.111.. 1.55am. —0.th.
8.64pm. 7.2ft. 2.41pm. -0.7ft.
15. 0.09am. 8.4tt. 2.5mm. —0.ifr.
0.41pm. 7.4ft. 3.86pm. —-1.lft.
16. 9.57am. sen. 3.41am. —o.5n.
10.34pm. 7.51t. 4.27p.1n. —-1.th
17. 10.43am. 8.711. 4.35am. -—0.6ft
11.19pm. 75ft. 5.16pm. —l.lift.
18. 11.21am. 8.5ft. 6.23am? —0.51t
6.03pm. —1 lit.
18. 12.01am. “Lift. 11.00am. ——o..'ift
12.10pm. 8.211. 6.47pm. -(l.9lt.
10. 12.43am. 7.2ft‘. 6.58am. ——0.ift.
' 12.52pm. 7.8ft. 7.81pm. -—0.6ft.
21. 1.25:1.m. 7.011.,7.46n.ln. 0.21t.
1.34pm 7.4ft. 8.14pm. —-0.211..
22. 2.08am 6.8!1. 8.33am. 0.5ft.
2.18pm can. 8.58pm. 0.2ft.
23. 2.55am. 6.611. 9.25am. 0.811.
3.02pm 0.51t.0.42p..m . 0.5",
24. 3.44am 5.5i't. 10.148411. 1.011,
- 8.50pm 6.211.. 10.2"0.71I.
35. 4.34am 6.411.11.05n.m. Lift
4.42pm. 6.1m. 11.10p.m. 0.9ft.
26. 5.283.111. 6.411. 11.548.1n. Lift.
5.37pm. 5.1ft. 11.54pm. 0.911.

27. 6.15a.m. 6.5ft.
6.32pm. swan cramps! 1.0a.
28. 7.03am. 6..8i't 12...38I1m 0.9m
7.24pm 6.1itlll'llim. 0.71t
20.. 7.41am 7.11t. 1.22m: 0.711.
8.12pm. 6.4ft. 2.1 0.311
so. 8.30a.m.751t. om
8: 58pm. 6.811.! p} —-0. ill

-RANGls

‘ Spring. 8.4 11.; av.. .2 ft.; neap. 59 it.
..signifles plus; -— signifies minus.

WEATHER REPORT.

The weather is pleasant in the cost-
crn and southern sections and gencral
ly cloudy in the central and northern
sections.

The low area over the lake region
yesterday morning is passing out 1hr
St. Lawrence today and another low
is central in the Missouri valley.

Forecast-Generally cloudy tonighI
and Saturday: continued warm. 1

~—CortIed Hot-ks, 6c. at Haycs'.
A disabled engine in Stamford. last.

night. delayed the express due here at
7:05 a half an hour.

 

"Mum-runner

, .5” WOLN

' teacher of elocution at the institute.

 

Hummwoamee

 

 

“ It
"'mmram

W
- of Spring 5. 1801 l
nudge.“ to. at lieyeel‘.“a ore-

Herbert Van leivsr and tether, of

 

 

Mr. and 111's. Sylvester Hunt.
Chestnut "sort. are speadi
I 0 .I . .

—Srowa and black You-an. O’Brien.

F W

Mrs..Sflnuel B. Grifdu: of Bridge-
port. formerly of Norwaik. spent Wed-I
nesIhy in town.

The trustees of Catholic Union Coun-
cil Knights 01 Columbus. will meet
Suitday morning. .

-—Are you looking for genuine Agate-
waret balance a Grosiean' e. the best
in the world. A. P. Damon carries a

my line.

The members 01 Pioneer Castle. A
0. K. M. 0.. will confer the first de-
gree, this evening

of
ngaweek

 

 

 

 

 

Mrs. Edmund Godfrey and Miss Mary
Seileck. of Norwalk. have 'been visit-
ing in Lyon Plains.

-—Horse Clipping. L. M. Wright‘s.
Victor 8. Selleck and bride will vis-

it in Cleveland. Pittahurg and Wash-
lngton belore returning home.

 

 

 

 

Mrs. William Lyman. of Lambert-
viile. N. J., Is a guest of Mrs. William
Seymour. of Main street. Norwalk.

-Give children Lane's lee Cream.

 

Mrs. Fred Dalton; of Danbury. nee
Miss Wighnm. of Norweik. has been
visii‘ting Mics May Jennings, of South-
00 - '

 

_ Miss Blanche R. Aiken, a graduate
of the Center school and also of Miss
Baird's Institute. has been engaged as

 

—Spocials for Sat. and Mon: All
sizes Children's Red Flannel lfnder-

brellae. 81.39 es.; Rest Gingham Ap-
rons. l7e ea. Special prices given on
Ladica' Separate Shirts. See our new
line of Golf Capes. M. S. Smith II Co

Charles Reardon. of Roton Hill. iI
ill't‘t'llng II new residence. on his lot
corner of Taylor avenue and lilllsldc
avenue.

 

Mrs. M. A. Mcrwin has moved from
Lyon Plains to Norwalk to board her'
daughters Nettie and Alice. who have
positions in this city.

—Spring Chickens, iii/lo, Hayes‘s.

Contractor 1-}. T. Lathrop ahd George
Eaton, of the firm of Maire l: Lewis. of
New York. have been spending a few
days in South Norwslk. ,

-—l¢acaiiops. Oysters. Clams and a
fine line of Fresh Fish. at the Public
Market, 32 South Main street.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Shepherd nnu
iustice Noltcrmirc, all of Southport.
upcnt yesterday in Norwulk. the guests
of Mr. and MIII. Edward Rusuell.

-—-iiien's and Roy's Golf Caps. O'llricn

 

A diflercnce of opinion regarding the
cost of things won't ever occur if the
buying is done at the New York Gro-
cery Company's stores. Every one
.ugrees that prices are way down.

~llouglas Fowler. W. R. C.. will girt-
a sociable on Friday evening. Nov. 10
Admission 25c. Extra lady. lilo.

 

 

The Chart for A Prince of Egypt
will open tonight at Plaistcd's and
Wood's drug stores. at 7:15 o'clock. *

—Corncd Hams. '10c.. 6 Water St.

 

The football eleven of Brown’ a Bus-
iness ('oilcge went to Stamford today
to play the High School team in that
place.

liowiaud. of Bridgeport. has just
cleaneIl up II big lot of lrish point cur;
talus of a leading New York impoxt-
er. and they are offered at sixty cents
on the dollar.

 

—Pure Cof. and cream. 5c cup. Lane's

James W. Storey. of Norwalk. has
received a letter from his son.Samucl
Storey. who is now attached to Battery
0. Thirty-seventh infantry. in the‘
Philippines.

 

—U. 0. G. C. entertainment, Friday
evening. November 10. Admission 10c.

 

.Wedding gifts of first quality cut
glass and silver create permanent adv
miration. Drop in and look over 11 i
S. Rood‘s stock. it will be time nd-'
vantageously spcnt.

 

Mrs. (‘1qu Fleet. her daughter. lilies
Millie Fleet. and sister. Miss Ellal
Strict. of Seymour street. will start
next Wednesday for lm'Angeles. Cul-
Itornia where they will reside.

———‘-

l—Pora Chops. 10c. at Hayee'.

 

 

The second series of games in the

wear. 19c em; 28-ln. Silk Gloria llm- -

silk. Ready-to—wear Petticoats of all
kinds of popular materials.
Worry sun-Ii hcrc.
saved too.

 

pcnuchlc tournament between the Ma)-
il-Iwcr Hook and Ladder Company and?
the South Nurwnlk rm l’olice Will of
played tonight.

——-Clam Chowder at U. 0. G. C. en-
tertainment. Friday evening. Nov. it).

The Model Grocery's Weekly market
report will be read with interest by
economical buyers. New goods are
constantly arriving at Mr. Dibble‘s
store "We are here for mutual ben-
efit." he says.

—Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's.

 

 

Sherman Council.
met last night.

Royal Arcannm.
Good progress was re-

,pmted in the sale of tickhta for the

['l‘illfl‘ of Egypt. to be given in Hoyt's
Timatre. next week Tuesday and Wetl-
nesday nights.

 

~Fresh Hams, 12c.. 6 Water St

You'll find the old "live and let live"
principle in full force at Hislop' s at all
times Good goods and right prices go
hand in hand there. Prices quoted to-
day emphasize this fact in the most
convincing manner.

 

 

will lb. 3 lb.-

paii. 10c.

pail purc Lard. title:
at liayes's.

 

variety of ludiea‘ and children's hats
in all the latest ideas. at prices impos-
sible to duplicate. Ladies” Onclta

 

Frederick A. Arnold. a member of'

combination suits. ladics' hose. and
Lord 1 Taylor' s celebrated Mcrode “no!

.(lld Rose. at 49c yard.

 

Tiliotaon 1 Mills show an unending?

2.

Douglas. Fowler Poet of South Nor-iderwear are some of their specialties. i

wlik. went to Stamford last night and'
mi! llobhie Post. I). P. Morrclli

thi in the ceremony A camp- iiII ,
was indulged in after tlIc 1nspcc.tiou

Neat week Mr. Arnold goes to Danburyi
to input the Poet there.

-—Spre1ai for Sat. and lion; Cop-
per-bottom Wash Boilers. Wire Flour
Slaves. he. ee.; all lines Tin Fails. to
hut Bird Seed and Gravel. 4 and

E

 

 

-l.amb. fore. '1ch Later St

 

Samuel Cometock .ir.
Main street. grocer. has a small unan-

' tity of home- -pIIt-up quinccs that hel ti

selling at a special price. if you want
the. you must buy quickly. as they
will not last long.
in the north window of Ir. Comatock’s
store. '1

e4 lbw. Praahtcrd new. float
Rayrs'a.

 

 

the North:

They are displayed .

 

the latcst atIlc in lliuc. lied.
and Hint-LI

Walrus braid trimmtd in Green. Blue
Red and Black. at Ilia.

an‘d white stilt-.hing at 85. I5.

8

l'nderskirts. in Old Rose. Navy. Green
and Black. at 81.49.

skirt.

face. at 49c yard.

 
 

 
 

 

‘ loath feel-wallow Now Dry means-n.

 

 

“is' In

Faithful do our‘m‘ads." mirror our merchandise.
ethe goods are, so are iii
are we not to over emphasize the merits of a single arti-

gram In, 11va to: visiting III 01

trinli

ether.
tog Au I.absolutelyri
rice. Longls eev

Olll

C

Now We'll Hold

 

ethanol care in] to impress you with the fact that in~
c r us and absolutely right price should go

ht price must at necessity be a low
profits make high prices, hence

ridesfin are not ri ht prices.

find the o I! “live and let live"
full force1 here at all times.

over cemented into the foundation of any usiness.

ling- Glass

ey reflected here. Careful

principle in

No fairer nnciple was

Up the Mirror:

 

YOUR WINTER JACKET.
if you buy your Winter Jacket hereJ
you have the gratifying assurance that
you get all that can be put into a.

' Jacket to make it a good Jacket in

every respect. Style. material. flt. tin-
ish. As to price. that little "let live"
profit is making this garment section
famous. .
Ladies Bout-1e Cloth JnIket, double
breated. silk lined $4. 98 '

Ladies' Melton Cloth acket. silk 1in
ed, strap ueams. Box rent in Castor
and Black. at 89.08.

L ‘Ladles' Black Melton Jacket, Black

Satin lined, Box trout. 810.49. ,
Ladles' Castor Beaver Jacket. dou-
ble breasted Box front. satin lined.
812.49.
l’OI'R CHILD'S COAT.

You want to buy your girl as goodn .

coat as your pocketbook will stand.
but you want the price to be honest

and the style right. You get both
here.
Children's. Kersey Cloth Reefer.

braid trimmed. double breasted. 83.75.
Child's Kereey Cloth Reefer Sailor

Collar. braid trimmed. 84.98.

.‘iliases' Melton Cloth Jacket: double
breasted atran and button trimmed.

55.”.

WAISTS AND l’i-JTTICOATS.
Ready-to-wcar Waisls of wool and

Time ano
Yes; and money
Ladiea' Flannel Waist» made up II:
Drown
‘llit'.

Ladics' fine plain or twillcd llunnci

Ladles' i’lain color 'i‘IIffI-ta silk
Wuists. at 33.93

Ladies 'laflcta Silk Waiatn corded

dies seal brown Sateen l’-nder
is. rufiic finance. at 89c.
Ladioa' stripe ‘ Mcrccriscd Sateen

DRESS GOODS DOINGS.
Newest weaves. best I-oioriugs. .iusi
those fabrics you are looking for it
make the tailored suit or accurate
Please note these lots carefully.
‘X

at '
If; ‘ 7)

 
 

38-inch all-wool Plaids. rough sur-

38-inch all~wooi Jacquard Dress
Goods. in Navy. Grccn. Browns and

43-inch all-wool broken Checks for
tailor-made suits. at 15c yard.

54—inch ail-wool tlheviots iu Greys.
Drowns and Navy. 93c yard.

sumo

 

. dcrwear selling.

glined Shirts and Pants. 25c.

waau wmrnh Ianaawnaa.
November holds the record for Un-
We're stocked with
ndable Underwear to make
emner's selling memorable.

good
this

 

WOMEN'S l'NDERWICA II.

Women's Heavy Fleece lined ShIrta
and Pants. 19c.

Women‘s flue Jersey ribbed fleece
Women's tlnc Merino Shirts
Pants. all sites. at 49c.

Women’s line white wool Shirts and
Pants. extra heavy. 75c. .

Women’s Scarlet all-wool Shirts and
Pants. 91k

MEN'S l'NDit'RWEAR.

ilk-11's natural grey heavy weight
Shirts and Draweru. 25c.

Men's tlcecc‘ lined Shirts and Draw-
I‘l'S. 391‘.

Men's l‘amcl'a "air or natural wool
Shirts and Drawcrs. at 19c.

Mens Fawn Mcrino Shirts
liraII'cra. 75c.

l'MliRELLAS A SALE.

Thcre'll be rain. lhcre‘li' no snow.
twist this and Christmas. ‘Y'ou'il per-
haps need an l'mbrella. iluy now.
here and from these and you 11 save
something—we did.

Ell-Inch fast black Waterproof Cloth
l'mhrellas. the.

26-inch Twillctl
Cherry W
60c.

26-inch twilchi lllorin Silk l'mhrel-
las. Paragon i-‘rarnc, natural twisted
hundics. 93c.

28-inch Gents' lluc Gloria Silk l'nI-
brcllas. PaIagoII Frame. natural twist-
ed hnndlcs. sterling silver mounted.
Si 89

The famcd Robinson Umbrella cov-
cr. l'mhrcilas man‘cred while you
wall. from 79c to 81.59.

LON ESCME LOTS.

Bargains in every bruit III-nae of the
word. Each lot emphasize by itself to
give it proper prominence. if in need
of any of the following take good ad-
vice—buy.

Just in. our new line of children's
caps. II full and complete assortment.

A very pretty and nuhby lot of La-
dios' dressing Sacoues. from The to
83.98.

Boys' all-wool sweaters in Blue and
Red. white trimmed. collars and cuffs.
tnrtic neck or sailor collar, as and
51.2.3.

ladies‘ Outing Flannel Night Gowns
all sizes. in figured or self colors. 98c
and 81.25.

114 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.

and

and

Serge l'mbrellavl.
ood Handles. china Wanted,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and first quality in grai

ours.
It is not possible to
prices elsewhere—it is

0

box or telephone.“

-§Your Friend to be Married ‘1’

i Gifts of first quality (11’? GLASS AND SILVER. create permanent admira-
(Yome in and look. it will be time advantageously spent.

H. S. ROOD,

Jeweler and Optician.

tion.

”INTRWIT

 

Merit counts in grain as in anything else,

the grain is freedfrom dirt and waste. as is

to get the same economy anywhere else. '2
Bur Oars Tuar’s Cunt.

MANUEL T. HATCH.

I am near—just as f Ir as the nearest letter-

n is impossible unless

get better qualities or
absolutely impossible

 
 

"

is ill
, A. Soluans has a pair of
be! cobs from It.
warren" and Cases. u O'Brien's.
Local ilehe are aring

mammsmnbeusm

 

 

I
53-" number of deb n the har~

 

I’uu Itay n. anus. of Havilend
9mg. is spending a few days in New
or .

“W ,
r—Rib Roast. 12a, 0 Water St.
—-—q

Charles Ciepham has dispIIseIl of his
naphtha launch and purchased an au-
tomoblie.

The heeholders for the Water street
layout will hold a meeting tonight in
the Council chamber.

-Freeh Pork and Sausage 10c lb.
at Hayee's Market.

St. Joseph's basket-bail team began

its practice on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday nights this week.
The case of. the City of South Nor-
walk against Mrs. hiaria Godeon will
come up for trial in the Superior Court
next Tuesday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

-'l'nrkeyr.. ldc.. I Water St.
The Norwaik Launch Company is
grading the grounds near Pine island
and next week will commence he er-
ection of piers for the building.

 

 

At the meeting held last evening for
the organisation of an athletic club.
several new members were received.
A'nother meeting is called for MondayA
n ght

 

-—Specini for Sat and 51011.: ('om-
fortahles. l-‘iannal Blankets. Feather
Pillows The best Suspender to be
men for 12kt» pr.: 25 new styles Lad-
ies' Flanneiette Wrappers. Some very
special drives in Dress Goods and Silks.
A new line of Sash Curtains. M. S.
Smith & Co.

 

Mrs. P. 1‘. Cuneo and daughter. Al-
thea. are Iisiting friends and relatives
in New York and New Jersey. Mrs.
Cuneo is at present the guest of her
aunt. Mrs James McCabe. of Lake-
wood. N. J.

 

A fishing party to Mud pond. yester-
day. was composed of George R. Allen
Smith Northrop. G. S. Grumman. i-‘.
H. Merrill. .1. ii. Manning: George H.
Finch. Frank Leonard and F. A. Volk.
The party had fnir luck.
. _______.
—Pork Chops.

10c.. 6 Water St.

 

An athletic exhibition in Waterbury
last night. Wits witnessed by a number
of South NonaIk people. The affair
was under the management of .lack
Rose. and the principal go was between
Dick,0'Brien and Dan Murphy.

 

The regular monthly meeting of Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company will
be held Monday. November 13. at 7:30
p. In.. to whirh both honorary and ac-
tive members are. invited. Entertain-
ment and refreshments after meeting.

 

 

——l.adies' Alpinee. at O'Brien's.

 

While playing around a horse a
thrceyear-cld son of Ezra Hatch. of
New Fairiicld. was kicked in the head
and his skull was fractured. Death will
probably come within a short time.
The horse is a Very gentle one and was
never known to kick before.

 

Postmaster Marigold is again in his
accustomed place. but it will be a long
time before he will get about at. his
characteristic lively pace. By the aid
of a crutch he is ableno more around
alowly. lie is able to visit his office
for a short time each day —-Bridgeport
Farmer

—-Caullilowcr. String Beans. Sweet
Potatoes. Celery. etc.. at the Public
Market. 32 South Main street.

 

There is every prospect of one of the
most busy winter trades in batting that
Danbury has ever seen. The orders,
which are coming in thick and fast.
are not only for large quantities of
hats but the quality called for is mm b
better than has been demanded for a
long time.

~11 lbs. Fresh Pork. 81.00, ii Water

 

The Hon. Morris R. Beardsley. of
Bridgeport. who ran on the Democratic
ticket for lieutenant governor the same
year that the. Hon. Ernest Cally was
noInin ted for governor. is back from
his En pean trip after spending the
summer abroad with his family.

——ilnvc you seen it? Something nev-
er before shown in The Norwaika. An
open stock pattern in leodes China
by the single piece or complete set. A.
P. Damon has it. .

 

James Ross. freight brakeman. was
badly injured at Greenwich Wednesday
morning. Ross. who is a new hand.
slipped from the top of a car. but suc-
ceeded in catching and clinging to the
roof of the car. in passing the east-
bound station at the above place, his
leg was injured by coming in contact
with a projecting part.

 

——Spring Chickens and Fowls. 1212c
pound. at Hayes' Market. .

 

Quite a number of oystermen from
various places still remain at work on
the natural growth beds of! Bridgeport
and will remain until the weather be-
comes to severe for them to work.
All are pleased with the success they
have had this season and of course
all hope that the next season will he
one as profitable to them as the pres-
ent one has been.

 

Thomas Quinlan entertained a partyt
of the members of the Westport Driv-
ing Association at the Norwalk Hotel.
Wednesday evening. in honor of the re-
cent victories of his trotter Laura So.
The party included Mr. Quinlan. Isaac
G. Hamilton. 11.1" Peanoyer. ll 11.
lead. Howarth. I". N. Taylor.
W. 11. Tavior. Owen Feeney. E. It.
Finch. l'. Warm and 11 D. haleld.
. - ,_ 3“

Ladies’ Hose.

Fast lilack and Tans. double Soles value 15c. Our Price. 101:.
riety of Patterns in "Onyx' Hose. both Cashmere and Cotton at. flow A“
City. .

sold elsewhere for 87.

' Soft Shell Crabs. 250..

pricesmarkedootheetock

ofDryGoode,
This makes the

Fine Miliinery at Reasonable Prices.

An unending variety of Ladies‘ and Children a Hate in all the
prices impossible to duplicate.‘

Ladies’ “Oneita” Combination Suite.

The one Underwear which gives the wearer “Solid Comfort."

at 500. 980. 81.25 Suit.

1

We carry full line of

Lord A Taylor" s Celebrated "Merode" Und . f 2

Also the famous “Formosa Gloves.
Our lines of Kid Gloves" are the best the market ailords at tho
ery pair Warranted and Fitted.

Agent Old Staten island Dire House.

86 Washington Street.

WILLIS H.

 
 

56.50.

value, 89. 50.
Men' 3 raw-edge 10

All Trolley Lines
Pass the Door.

tip. lonelk llotei.

Wants everyorietontteud 11th Closing
of Dry Goods, Hosiery,Underwear, Fancy I .
Wearegoing to close out this etockatw

edyouwillappreelatethefact.1temem

still more important to
Earlieetcnatomerellnvethebenteelecflonoru ...: ,

 

 

SPECIALS:

Men' s all wool black Cheviot Suits, unit; and»
and double-breasted. would be good value at 87. 59; our

co,
pri Men’ 3 blue Peacedale all worsted Suits, extra

seam black Kersey Overcoat,
and 87. 89; all we ask R850.»

Very Special. ——An all wool black Kemy o'e’mu.
cut in latest style, 87. 50; a regular 810 coat.

Holiday Photographs
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.

IEIEST STYLES ll IODEII PORTIM'WII.

The Children ’5 Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o '.clock
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.

E. -.M JACKSON

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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.' ad . “
Tim.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

ems Serweik. e

SELLE

 

 

 

 

Willis 11. Seliecki Up-to-llate Clothier
50 Wall street. Norwalk, Conn.

 

um 'Vlra

Photographer,

53 Wall Street. lerwelk, “a?”

 

 

FLOI‘ R—Special introductory price
for Saturday. November 11.
New Patent. 50c.
WHITE MBAL— Fresh ground Iery
and graham. for cakes. me. lb.
(‘RANHERRlES—Flne ones.
soon be higher. 3 qta. 20c.
Sl'GAR SYRUP—Notice samples on
our counter. Fine as possible. 12c 91..
will roll gallon at 40c.

Biggest and best Mince Meat. A
new competitor. Will make three
good sized pics. in the result of study
and experiment to produce a delicious
article. We pkg.

CRAB MEAT FLAKES. 15c.
in tin.
CAMPBELL'S SOl'PS in variety—

Will

and air

date.

G.

 

 

 

WWW“ 0015'.

-We make em Casey. lane.

2415 lbs. lfor six persons.

desirable for mixing with buckwheati

 

New goods constantly arriving What can we do for you?
for mutual benefit.

Photographs

for Christmas

To those desiring Photographs for the
eeted that ambit!»-
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High quality, 10:.
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from? to 9 lbs.

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Blueberries are gaining in favor. 180
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1M Wll-‘BS SALAD DRMNG—
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tried by new customers and proved an
claimed. "No better ever put in a bot-
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ahead of my first two lots. in quality.
Sweet. heavy body, but no decayed ap-
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