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Bothered hr Sootlnol Reporters.
mourn-1am.
Sentinel advertisers. who desire
change of advertisement. must have
the copy for the change in the allies by
,2 o'clock. p. m. on the day before the
changed advertisement will appear.
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November tides at Wilson's Point.
Conn. compiled from U. 8. Coast 8111-
, vey tables: .
Above Above or
kW. below L.W.
Date Il.-'i‘. Mark. L.'i'. Mark
11. 4.69am. 7.11t. 11.22am. 0.31:
5.29pm. 0.81t.11.48p.m. 0.111.
18. 6.10am. 7.fo
8.45pm. 831i. 12.84pm. 0.01t.
18. 7.17am. 7.7ft. 12.54am. 0.01t.
7.55pm. 7.0ft. 1.41p.1n. -—0.3ft.
14. 8.15am. 8.11t. 1.55am. —-0.2ft.
8.54pm. 7.21t. 2.41pm. —-0.7ft.
9.09am. 8.th 2.51am —0.tft.
9.47pm. 7.411. 8.88pm. -—1.lft.
9.67a.m.' 8.811. 3.41am. —0.5ft.
10.84pm. 7.511. 4.27pm. —-1.211
10.43am. 8.71t. 4.359.111. —0Iift
11.19pm. 7.6". b.1tip.111. —-l.2ft.
11.27am. 8.611. 5.23am. —-o.51t.
-—1.lft.
8.03pm.
12.01a.m. “it. 3.098.111. ——0.:tit
12.10pm. 8.21t. 6.47pm. —0.9ft.
12.43am. 7.th 8.58am. ~0.ift.
12.52pm. 7.811. 7.31pm. —0.rlft.
l.253.m.17.01t. 7.48am. 0.211,
1.34pm. 7.4ft. 8.14pm. -—0.21L
2.08a.m. c.1111. 8.83am. 0.511.
2.18p.m. 6.9ft. 8.58pm. 0.211.
2.55am. 6.61t. 9.25am. 0.811.
8.02pm. 6.51t. 9.42pm. 0.511.
3.44a.m. 6.511.10.14a.m. 1.01t.
3.50pm. 6.2ft. 10.25pm. 0.711.
4.34am. 6.411. 11.05am. 1.lft
4.42pm. 8.011. 11.10pm. 0.911.
6.26am. 8.4ft. 11.94am. Lift.
5.37pm. 5.1ft. 11.54pm. 0.9ft.
0.16am. 8.61t.
8.32pm. 5.9“.12.42p.m. 1.01t.
7.03am. 6.81t. 12.38am. 0.9ft
7.24pm. 8.1ftf i.27p.nf.’ 03th
7.47am. 7.11t. l.22a.m. 0.7ft,
8.12pm. 6.4ft. 2.10pm. 0.81t.
8.30a.1n. 7.5ft. 2.06am. 0.511.
8:68pm. 8.8ft. 2:53pm. -—0.lft.
RANGE 08' T1038.
Bpring.8.4ft.: av.. 72 ft. map.“ ft
‘.. signifies plus; —— signifies minus
WEATHER REPORT.
The storm area central In the Min
.110an valley yesterday morning is now
central I11 the Ohio valley Light rain
has fallen from the Mississippi valley
eastward to the coast.
Pleasant weather prevails —In the
south and west. An area of high pres-
sure Is central over the Dakotas.
i-orecast—Light rain tonight fobow
ad by clearing and cooler weather sun-
91'-
19.
17.
18.
——Latl1ers wanted at once.
111 Washington at.
Apply at
Charles Yost.
Miss Clara Young, of 28 Railroad
avenue, is recovering from a recent
Illness.
Timothy ll. Poster. of ilanbury.
spent yesterday in South Norwaik and
'nt Bell Island.
-Cive children Land's ice Cream.
M
Timothy Jones. of Dahbury. has sold
his cottage at Bell island to Charles
Mallory. 01 llnnbury. 1,, .
George Raymund. of 131 Washington
street. has rcturncd home from a,sev-
oral weeks' visit in Asbury Park.
~Bl‘k and b‘wn Dunlap dcrby. O'Brien.
Every young man in The Norwalks
should hear Dr. Graves's sermon. Sun-
day evening. at the Norwalk Baptist
Chrrrch.11pon the Young Man In thc
Home.
(OI'C'
mugs of Spring Lamb. 12c;
duarters. 71-. at liayes'.
Frank N. Leach. of Ilnnbury. whm-l-
cd from that city to South Nurwalk.
yesterday. and spcut the day with Mr.
and Mrs. John 11. Lawrence. of West
street.
Chief Engineer .1. T. l’rowitt. oi lhi'
Norwalli fire department. has received
a supply of combined hydrant :lllii
coupling wrenches for the hose com-
panics.
~Crest Comic Singer from Bridgc-
port. at St. George Concert and Supper
lain street. Nov. 14. Tickets. 25c. to
all except children under 12.
bother I). Wlnhard will speak at tho
morning sertrIr-c at the South Norwalk
Congregational Church tomorrow. of
his experience with Christian young
men throughout the world.
. ~Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
I WM“-
The charts for reserved seats for A
I‘riace of lam opened last night at
We and Weed‘ a drug stores. At-
her of t h
whim . ”gnawing weumcg:
either”.
outgoing Mass. ”lac, Hays-I.
‘ 1
y sin w.
‘ Ruth. have returned to New
. night.
“mommy-s
«Corned item. to, other-r.
loam 11,1.er in the loath
meals spending stew
a
"milk
d8” ll
m
Stabbin- Mean. and family. “we;
MW street. remove”
Norwaik next month ' E”
111- ueluio Whitehead, of Brook-
.laaguoatof 141. and 1411.14. 11'.
Colehurn. of last avenue. 1‘
1111.8. D.Avsry, of lily avenue, will
start Monday for Ohio. to tasks her
home with her daughter.
-—Brown and black Youmsn. O'Brien.
Mrs. M. M. Mound Mrs. A. B. Coley
hare been entertaining Mrs. A. Weed.
of Danhury, the past few days.
hire. Howard Earle and child. of New
York. are guests at the home of Judge
A. .13. Woodward, In Elm street.
-'—liorae Clipping. 1. 11. Wright's.
Victor Selleclt and bride of Norwalk
are expected home from their wedding
trip the latter part of next week.
Mr. and Mrs. i". T. Fewler, of Dan-
bury. arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Le Roy Adams. of Taylor avenue.
-—Speclals for Sat. and Mom: All
nines Children's Red Flannel linderv
wear. 19c ca; 28-In. Silk Gloria lim-
brellas, 81. 39 ea.; Best Gingham Ap«
rons.17c ea. Special prices given on
indies' Separate Sklrla. See our new
line of Golf Capes. M. 8. Smith & Co.
The Misses Julia and May Fitager-
ald. of New London. are visiting the
Misses Claren. of Connecticut avenue.
\
Mrs. Susan Street. of Dar'len. is
spending a week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis SwltI. in North Main
street.
~Men's and Boy’s Golf Caps. O'Brien
Captain 1.. .7. Stevens. of the schoon-
cr Rachel W. Stevens. on his way home
to Clinton. Conn, spent yesterday in
South Norwalk.
David Randall. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dow. of Eliza-
beth street. has returned to his home
In Philadelphia.
—Plenty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's.
'I‘. O'Brim and daughter
Britain.
after a visit with Mrs. F. A. Bracken.
of ti Livingston street.
Samuel Watkins. of Day street. Villa
in Nes'VYork on business (yesterday.
Thin ‘evcnlng he will attend Mecca
Temple, A. A. O. N. M. 8.
-—l0 lb. pail pure Lard. title; 5 lb.
pail. 40c, at Hayea’s.
The football eleven of Brown's Busi-
ness College went to Stamford yester-
day afternoon, to play the High school
team. and suffered defeat by a score of
tcn to nothing.
A regular convocation of Butler
Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M., will be held
Tuesday night. Work. Mark Master's
and Post Master's degree. Refresh-
ments after work.
—-1.adles' Alpines. at O'Brien's.
Miss Medn Adams. of Taylor avc-
one. has taken a position as storing-
rnpher and typewritist in the office of
The Uraw Laundry Machine Compa-
ny. in Water street.
Friends surprised Miss Hattie l’uu~
zclt. oi Chestnut street. South Nor-
walk. Tuesday night. Whist and dam--
111: were enjoyed. Miss Punwlt prov-
d herself a most agreeable hostess.
.—-We make our Candy. Lane.
A api'clal meeting of llncas liaymah-
ers' Association will be held Monday
for the purpose of conferring
the degree and to arrange for institu-
ting Cockenoe Haymakera' Associa-
tlon.
Miss Kittie Eamon. of Asbury Park.
Mrs. A. S. Gibson. of Norwalk; Mr.
Langzcttel of New Haven. and Miss
Hattie i‘unzclt. of South Norwalk.
were recently pleasantly entertained
by Mrs. George Powell. of 011 Ridge.
—~-Spring Chickens and r‘owls. 1215.-
pound. at iiayes‘ Market.
Miss Bridget Mci‘arlliy. of ii (fhapcl
street. was surprised. Thursday evcn-
lug by the members of St. Mary's Lad-
ics‘ Aid Smlcty. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music and
games. Refreshments were served.
Eureka Midge. No. 42. l. 0. 0. R. by
request of the G. M. has set apart the
evening of Friday. November l7. for
roll call it In sincerely hoped that
every member will make a hpecial ef-
fort to be present and respond "Here:
“floccial for Sat. and Mom: i'opv
pcr-bottom Wash Boilers. Wire i-‘lour
Sievea. 911. e114 all aimed Tin Pulls. 6c
Irena beat Illrd Seed and Gravel. 4 and
itic. ea.: Patent Sad iron Handles. in-
ca.: all rises Bread and Cake Boxes.
II. 8. Smith 1 Co.
Next Monday evening Rev. W. 11.
Hubbard. of South Norwalk. will ari-
dusa a men's meeting at the East
Washington Avenue 8am Church.
:91?“ ’°" “.2. “m: “db...”
N brim In or a
revolt hear something well
i
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'Aatllegood
Faithful do NH ‘iado.
o are. to are
are we not to over emphasis
21.1 «“110
other. .
An lutelyri
rice. . 11g 11 m
1gb noes are not ri ht pri
ou'll
full force here at all
Now We’ll iiold
the
to in me on with
uric. v no and aboolHitely ’rigbt price should go
ht price must of necessity has low
pr oiits make 11in prices; hence
cos.
find the o d “live and let live” principle in
times. No fairer
ever cemented into the foundation of any
161113
" mirror our merchandise.
reflected here. Careful
e merits of a single arti-
the 1111111111111.
grinciple woo
harness. ‘
Up the Mirror.
YOUR WINTER JACKET.
if you buy your Winter Jacket here.
you have the gratifying assurance thati W
Jacket to make It a good Jacket In
every respect. Style. material Ilt. tin-3’
Ish. As to price; that little "let ilve' ‘
profit In making this garment section!
famous.
llarlies' Boucle Cloth locket, double
breated. silk lined. 84. 08. I
ladles' Melton Cloth Jacket. silk iln- .
ed. strap seams lion front In Cantor
and Black. at 89. 98.
Ladies' Black Melton Jacket. Black
Satin lined. lion front. 810.49. .
Ladies‘ Castor Beaver Jacket. don-»
hie breasted Box front, satin lined.
$12. 49. .
YOUR CHILD'S COAT.
You want to buy your girl as good a
cost as your pocketbook will stand, 1
but you want the price to be honesté
and the style right. You get both
ere.
Children's Kcrsey Cloth Reefer
braid trimmed, double breasted. 8:1. 75.
(hild's Remy Cloth Reefer Sailor:
Collar. braid trimmed. 84.98.
Missea' Melton Cloth Jacket. double
guarded strap and button trimmed.
11.49.
WAISTS AND PETTlCUATS.
iteady-to-wcar Waista of wool and
silk. lteurly‘to-weur Petticoats of all
kinds of popular materials. Time and
worry saved here. Yen: and moncyI
1111\ch too. 1
Ladies Flannel Walsts made up In
the latest style in Blue Red. Brown
and Black. 98c.
Ladies fine plain or twillcd flannel;
Waints. braid trimmed In (lrecn.lil11e,;
Red and Black at ii 49 :
Ladles' Plain toior
Walrus. at 83.98.
ladies’ Taffeta Silk Walats corded
and white stitching. at 85.7.5.
Ladies” seal brown Sateen l'ndcr-
skirts. ruiile bounce. at 89c.
Ladlca' stripe Mercerised Sateen
Underskirts. in Old Route. Navy. Green
and Black. at 81.49.
DRESS GOODS DOINGri. ‘
Newest weaves. best colorlngn. .lusi;
those fabrics you are looking for to
make the tailored suit or aeonratc.
skirt. Please note these lots carefully.
'rnum 51116
till—inch all-wool Plalds. rough sur-
face. at 491: yard)
:is-Inch all-wool Jacquard Dress
loods. In Navy. Green, Browns and
(lid Rose. at 49c yard.
iii-inch all-wool broken Checks for
tailor-made suite. at 'i:'1c yard.
54-inch ail—wool ilhcrlots in (keys
lirowun and Navy. 98c. yard.
SAW
you get all that can be put into a 1 good dependable
. and Panto». l.
‘lfllirtn nud Drawers.
l Drawers
WARM WINTER l'NDlmW EAR.
November holds the record for [in-
’dcrwear selling. Ws' re stocked with
Underwear to make
'thls Novemners selling memorable.
WOM EN'S UNDERWEAR
W'omcna envy Fleece lined Shirts
Women'n fine Jersey ribbed fleece
lined Shirts and i’nntn. 2511.
Women's line Merino Shirts and
Pants. all aim at t9:
Women‘ 11 line white wool Shirts and
Pants extra heavy. 76c.
Women's Scarlet all-wool Shirts and
Pants. 98c.
MEN‘S l'NDERWEAlt.
Men's natural grey heavy
25c.
Men‘s Ileccc lined Shirts and Draw-
cra. 30c.
Mm 9 (‘amcl' ti Iinlr or natural wool
Shirts and Drawcrs at 49c.
Moos i-‘awn Merino Shirts
t :2“
weight
and
l' MHREIJAS A SALE.
Therc'il be rain. there'li no snow.
‘twixt this and Christmas. 'i'ou‘ll per‘
haps need an lYmbrella. Wilby now,
here and from these and you'll save
something—41's did
26 inch fast blatk Waterproof Cloth
i'.mbrcllas 49c
"6 inch Twillcd Serge I'mbrellas.
Cherry Wood Handles. china mounted.
89c.
28-inch (willed Gloria Silk lmbrcl-
11111. Paragon l-‘ramc. natural twisted
hlndlrtt 98c. .
28- inch (lrnts' line Gloria-Silk im-
brelias. Paragon Frame. natural twist-
ed handles. sterling silver mounted.
31.89.
The famed Robinson IYmbrclla cov-
cr. i'mbrcllaa recovered while you
wait. from 79c to 81.39.
LONESOME LOTS.
Bargains in every bunt sense of the
word. Each lot cmphasiae 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. 11 full and complete assortment.
A vcry pretty and nobby lot of La-
("09' drcasing Sat-dues. from 750 to
83.98.
lloyn‘ nll-wrml sweaters in [line and
lied. white trimmed. collars and code.
turtle neck or sailor collar. 98 and
$1.27..
lmlics' (luring l-‘lanncl Mgbt Gowns
hill 111109.111 figured or self colors. 98c
:rnd 8L. "5.
114 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Merit counts in grain as in anything else,
and first quality in grai
Olll'B.
It is not possible to
prices elsewhere—41 is
box or telephone.
11mm.
the grain is freed from dirt and waste. as is
to get the same economy anywhere else.
Bur 011's Tnsr' 11 01.11111.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
I am near—just as far as the nearest letter-
‘ 9 Ha I
Your Friend to be Married ?
cm. of out quailty 01:1" GLASS AND artvnn. create per-nasal admira-
tion. Come In and look. it will be time advantageously spent.
H." 5. R000,
, Jeweler and Optician.
nan-r.
n is impossible unless
get batter qualities or
absolutely impossible
, .rnade. Tomorrow II also the fourth an
an. enam- Mott. of rum street.
is quite ill.
lflu Bllnboth any of
port avenue. is «my-i1“ hat
amn- Povh and Show 10c in.
at Hanna Market.
The Mica Singing mywlll havea
concert In Aries liau. W night.
Attorney .1 bold-n limited and
Frank Van Boron enjoyed a hunting
trip. yesterday.
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Gilbert Barret. of Norwalk. has en-
listed in the regular army. to go to the
Phlillplaea.
-The imperial Crown 10c Cigar is
as good an twoothirda of the imported
cigars that sell for double the price.
Rev. Dr. Seward will preach in the
Congregational Church, Green Farms.
tomorrow. November 12th.
West~
Mrs. Carrie Fair. of Stamford. daugho
ter of Mrs. Orson Standard. of Elisa-
beth atreet, is very ill at her home.
~Umbrellas and Canes. at O'Brien's.
Chief of Police Bradley arrested Pe-
ter Smith. last night for intoxication.
breach of the peace and abusive lan-
guage
W
William P. Beers. the Norwalk sta-
tionar. received a large shipment of
golf supplies. this morning. for the
new golf club.
~1’ure 001. and cream. to cup. Lane's
Miss Alyse Gregory, daughter of Dr.
J. 0. Gregory. will sail for Paris. De-
cember 9. She expects to remain
abroad several months.
William C. Thomas. Howard A. Til-
ley and Victor W. Ferris are enjoying
a hunting and fishing excursion to
Bantam Lake Mr. Thomas will remain
all next week.
Rev. W. .1. Slocum. pastor of the
Church of the immaculate Conception
Waterbury, formerly of Norwalk, is
about the streets again. looklnl as
bright and cheerful as ever.
~Special for Sat. and Mom: Com~
fortabies. Flannel Blankets. i-‘eathcr
Pillows. The beat Suspender to he
need for 12m pr.: 25 new styles Lad-
Icn' P'lannelette Wrappers. Some very
special drives In Dress Goods and Silks.
A new line of Sash Curtains. M. S.
Smith Ir (,‘0.
The big born on the old Tali home-
stead property at Watcrnldc, Stamford:
was completely destroyer] by “1‘?
Thursday morning. The structure
was a historic land mark. having been
built more than forty years ago.
The Misses (.‘lavln. of Connecticut
avenue. gave a whiat party last night
in honor of their guests. the Misses
Fitzgerald. of New London. The gcrr
tlcman's prize was won by James Cole.
and the lady's by Miss Agnes Barrett.
~i’ork (.‘hops. 10c. at Hayes“.
A special sale of ladies” line tailored
jackets is advertlncd by Trintram It
Hyatt. These goods were bought at
a discount. and enables the tlrm to of-
fer them to customers at the exact
prire the manufacturers asked for
them in the early part of the season.
The Senecas. a basket-ball team
which intends to play in conjunction
with the Stamford nasket-Bail Asso-
clation. in now taking on games. The
first game will be played November 21.
when the season opens with a game
between the Stamforda and Company
1" of Norwalk.—8tamford Advocate.
-—-3 lbs. Frankfort! Sausage. 25c. at
Hayrsfs.
Owing to the open weatncrfthc (inm-
mlng industry is now at Its height
along the shores of the harbor and the
various beaches. Good catches are be-
ing made all along shore anywhere
from the i-‘airi'lelrl beach to Milford.
There Is a «unity of round clams
but the soft shells are plentiful most
everywhere.——Brirlgeport Telegram.
The Railroad Commissioners have
made reports to the stem railroad
companies of the state of their fall in-
spection of the roads. In the report
relating to the various divisions of
the New York. New Haven and Hart-
ford road the commissioners nay mat
the tracks of the New York divinmn
are in superior condition. 40.000 new
ties having been laid during the year.
-—Dr. 18. S. Roles. ocullst, can be
consulted in the parlors of the Ma-
hacherno Hotel, on Tuesdays. between
the hours of 1 and 7 p.*m. and daily
between Sand 13a. 111.9 and 9
p. n1.. at :80 Stats street. Bridgeport.
Ina examined and diseases treated.
it Is stated on good authority that
the Centenary lnatitot of the Mcthm
dist Church. at Hack tatown, N. J..
the buildings of which were destroyed
hy'dre last week. will be rebuilt as
soon as the Insurance can be adinstv
ed. There was an Insurance of 8116.-
000 out the buildings. which were vain
ueda twp” The Institute. It is
said. will be rebuilt at a coat of “00¢
000.
The rector of Trinity Church urges
every number of the congre-
gation to be present at one or
other of tomorrow's seniors. as Im-
portant announcements will then be
alveraary of the rector'a incumbency
and a resume of the activities of the
parish during the last four years will
be given. Services at 8 a. 111.. 9:80 a.
111.. and 7:39 p. in.
HEARING TO DITB'RIIINE HEIRS.
A hearing upon the saute of Mary
Cook. to determine the heirs. 111 being
held In the Nor-walk Probate Court
this afternoon against 1.. D. Keeler.
administrator. to force him to turn ov-
er the'fsada of the estate. Mr. Keel.
or claims that he will turn over the
the“ not as soon as the 11 i heirs
x. acorn “DIWALI? cons
toattendhuGreatCloalng
of Dry Goodo, Hosiery, Underwear Pansy ~
Wearegoiag toclooe out this stockatv
edyouwillappredatethefact. timber.
dDryGoodnatwhdadnare '
This makes the sale still more important
Earliestcustomershavcthcbestaelectloonw
Edwa rd St
No. 8 Catch“ Building. Nor-w
Tillotson. ills’lillllnoryEm W
Fine Miliinery at Reasonable Prices.
An unending variety of Ladies' and Children' :1 flats in all the laid“
prices impossible to duplicate. .
Ladies’ “Oneita” Combination Suits.
The one Underwear which gives the wearer "Solid Comfort."
at 50c 98c. 81. 25 Suit.
Ladies’ Hose.
Fast illack and Tans double Soles value 16c. Our Price. 10c.
any of Patterns In “Onyx" Hose, both Cashmere and Cotton “’5.
it!
We carry full line of
Lord & Taylor’ a Celebrated “Met-ode” Und
Also the famous "Formosa" Gloves
Our lines of 'itid Gloves" are the best the market aiforda at the '
ery pair Warranted and Fitted.
Agent Old Staten island Dye House.
88 Washington Street. South Iorwalk,
WILLIS 11. SELLEC
SPECIALS:
Men’ 11 all wool black Cheviot Snits,s 11,1? and
and doggigbreasted, would be good value at .50; our
co.
m Men' 5 blue Peacedale all worsted Suits. extra
value, 89. 50.
v
sold elsewhere for 87. 50 and $7. 89; all we as]: 18 86.50.
Very Special. -—An all wool black Kersey Overcoat.
cut in latest style, 8150;11 regular 810 coat. -
Willis 11. Selleck, Up-to-Daic and...
50 Wall street, Norwallr, Conn.
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible.
IEWES'I' STYLES II IODERI FORTRAN“!
The Children’ 3 Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sittings made after four o 'clock.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON
Photographer,
58 Vlail Street, larwaih. Goa-c -‘
All Trolley Linea
Pass the Door.
0p. Iorwaik hotel.
“DUN—Special introductory price “Just add but water and serve"
for Saturday. November ll. 2411, lbs. for all: persons. High quality. 10c.
New Patent 500 SMALL RAMS—Pig 111m to weigh
W H11 1'. MEAlrr-Fl't’fil; grating. fiery ’ from 7 to 9 ",9
desirable for mixing wt 11c w eat I) , . N 2
and graham. for takes .l'irac. lb. “dang igi‘nLIq-llcc'wdmcmap'flezg‘,
(‘RANBERRIES—Flne ones. Will lli’c ' ' ' “
b h be .3 to. 20.
wggcgnixsyal' I?_Not;;.9 “mpg" on Blueberries are gaining in favor, no
1211
our counter i-‘inc as possible. 12c qt. ,
will sell gallon at 40c MY WIFE‘S SALAD DRESSING«
Biggest and best Mince Meat. A Since brought Into notice herehaaheen
tried by ncw customers and proved as
new competitor. Will make ' three
good sized pics. in the result of study claimed. "No better ever put in a hot-
tie."
and experiment to produce a delicious
NEW CIDER-This last lot In away
article. 10c pkg.
CRAB MEAT FLAKES. the. and six ahead of my first two lots. In quality.
Sweet. heavy body. No decayed ap-
Soft Shell Crabs. 25c... in tin.
CAMPBELIJS SOL‘PS in variety— pics used.
New goods constantly arriving What can We do for you?
for mutual benefit.
Longuzo pin-Ll.
Photographs
for Christmas
To lthose desiring Photographs for the
dos it is ested that arrange-
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