F. l). L. & Co.
a the Fairiieid (loamy
today.
. l
i Fig rate. _
Homemade ‘
Molasses. Candy.
Homemade
Kisses.
Peanut Brittle.
Butter Scotch.
liar NEWS an
OTHER LOCAL NEWBVON PAGE 3.
w—n
W. B. llnholtz. has.returned home
from New York city.
—\'islt ir‘. D. Lyon & (Jo‘s new shoe
Store.
Rev. William Maher. 1). 1)., was in
I‘iridgeport. yesterday.
Benjamin S. Reed will move from
South Main to Union street.
—Native potatoes 200 pk., 75c bus.
llarry Pepper has leased the Quintard
homestead for a boarding house.
Samuel W. Hoyt. .lr.. of Roton Hill.
is visiting relatives in Norwich.
”Ladies hats. not wool, at O‘Brien‘u
Thomas Sterling, of Norwalk.has se-
cured employment in Philadelphia.
it is reported that Patrick Slattery
is to open a saloon in Norwaik.
-— iients.‘ ladies‘ and childrens' Gloria
llrnbrellas. 59c. upward. All sorts (‘ur-
tain Rods and Poles. 121/2c. upward.
M. S. Smith & (‘0. -
The A. 0. ll. will hold a. social to-
night, in their bail in Washington
street.
Services were held in- St. Joseph‘s
Church. this morning, on account of
All Souls' Day.
4.... of Lamb, not mutton. little.
to Water street.
The regular meeting of l’utuam liosc
Company will be held next Monday
night at 8 o'clock.
The. Brown‘s Business College foot-
ball team will play the Westports.
Tuesday afternoon. on the Baxter
Grounds.
~Remcniber the rummage sale. Coon
bargains. .
The town and city assessors cornplct»
ed the work of receiving tax lists yes-
terday. and are now at work writing up
the books.
liar‘ry llarnes, of liranford. was rop-
bed of $70 in Bridgeport. by a suppoecu
friend. who took an ntlloiniug room to
his in a hotel and rifled his clothes
while he slept.
”The E. F'. Riic place. Rowayton
will be sold at auction. Saturday after»
noon. at 3 o‘clock.
.ludgc itoraback, who is holding a
civil term of the Superior (‘ourt, in
llanbury. granted a divorce to Sarah
Martin. of itidgeilcld, from lcorgc
Martin. of Danbury. on the ground of
habitual intcnipcrance. and a change
of name to Sarah Light. They were
ruarricd March 31. 1890.
At a meeting of the Southport Fire
Department it was voted to charter
a trolley car to transport the depart
rnent to Bridgeport and return. the. day
of the. centennial parade. 'l‘hclr ap-
paratus will be taken to Bridgeport by
horses. The department will turn out
over seventy strong.
«(‘all and see the new shoe store. 90
Washington street.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad (‘ompnny has issued
a ma) giving all its connections by
land and water, that will be valuable
because it is a good map and much
needed.
printed and shows the routes from
New lock to iioston. to Cape (lod. to
Pittsileld. to Shelburno Falls. to Wor-
‘ eestcr. ii‘itchburg anti Lowell. and
other points. The. map locates many
villages not included in other maps,
and will prove handy for reference.
mil lb. Shoulper Stk. 250. Porter
house. 8th.. limit 10 Water street.
i.‘“sp'e~c‘ér ”a as.
h. The Jewelers.
3 MAIN 5'11. NORWALK.
96WASHINGTON ST.. 80.NORWALK
You will find complete
.Oi’TlCAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our stores. with rooms es-
pecially iittmi up for that purpose.
Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by the
moat improved methods and satisfac-
tion guaranteed. if you are having
trouble with your oyen. if your glasses
,u‘o not suit you. if you are subject to
‘ headaches or how: been fitted by an in"
‘ competent. optioian. call and use us. '
by Bank Exnmtnsruharles
éwsr net Ctder.‘20c gal. v. p. L. a
0.
rived home from their wedding tour.
the Hill Battalion. prior to the parade
tonight. ‘at 7:15 sharp. r3
while on her way home liailowe‘ou.
was struck in the eye. with an apple...
tank‘s defeated the Not-walk University
School, at basket-ball, by a score of 36
to 9.
29.South Main street. tomorrow. Real
German
draught day and evening.
Silvermlno. Her Berkeley street reel.
deuce has been leased by Prof R. K.
l’ooley.
it is really very handsomely»
. inflatable bi‘
Savings Bank
Fletcher ‘Van Ecuador and. bride ar-
ast evening.
There will be a special meeting of
$me -m
—~~Knox and 'i'ouma‘n dcrbys. O'Brien
Miss Ella 1.. Kevin. of Hillside. street.
At. th armory, last evening, the Mon—
Wm...
——Adam Singer opens his new cafe.
Bavarian Culmbacher, on
Mrs. Henry K. Selieck has moved to
up today to repair the trolley tracks the shape of weather. Cloak
which have settled badly at the foot of makers anxious. .\H this. means
Ml" iiill. ______,. bargains for somebody. llcrc
—()yster Supper and Entertainment
Daughter of St. George. Wednesday
evening. November 7. Big Four Quar~
tette will assist. Admission 10c, sup-
per extra.
At the. Armory. last night. the. Mon-
Montauks defeated the Norwalk Uni
versity School. at basket-ball. by a
score, of 3G to 9.
Mrs. iiomer F. Bucknam. has return—
ed home from a month‘s visit with
relatives in Washington, D. 0., and
Virginia.
—Native potatoes 200 pk.. 75c bus.
F. I). L. & Co.
Mrs. S. F. Peck and daughter, Miss
Mamie Peck. of Ashland. Wisconsin
will arrive in South Norwalk, tomor
row. and be. guests of Mr. and Mrs
George C. Stillson. ‘
.
The regular monthly meeting of tin
Board of Directors of the South Nor
walk (‘lub. will be held at the club
room on Saturday evening. Novernbc‘
It at ll o'clock.
— Rite. 50c. and 75c. Dress Goods. '25.-
.vd.. remnants of Printed Flanncls anal
Flanneicttes. 7c. yd. upward. M. S
Smith & (‘o.
Alexander Scmpic in spoken of or
a possible candidate for Water (loin
misaioner at Norwuik. The council
man will make the upimintmcut it
their meeting. Monday evening.
A race took place at the speedway
Seaside. Park. iiridgeport. between
ilanks Bros.‘ William (1.. driven by
Walter Hartwell. and Bronson & Keene
an's ".lingo .llm." driver. Osborn. for
$25 a side. William (1. won two of
three beats and the race.
—* Largest stock of shoes in town. l-‘
1). Lyon & (‘o.
The Hill llaitalion will report at
headquarters promptly at, 7:15 tonight
for the East Nor‘walk big parade. it i.~
reoriented that all members turn out
even should the weather look tbrcaicu-
ing. as the East Siders have made ex;
tcnsivc preparations for this closing
rally.
li‘rcd .\. Lane. the well known restau-
runt proprietor". of South Norwalk. and
bill}. are stopping at the Oxford .liousc
for a few days. and he will make an
effort to capture some of the garlic
which may be left in the W(I()illl of this
once famous hunting territory—New
ilavcn Register.
iloyt's Theatre. Monday night. n0-
vembcr 2iith. entertainment. "Know
’l‘bysclt’." by Mrs. David Mason. of New
York, recently from California. assist;
cd by E. ii. llotclikiss. Benefit of the
Y. M. C. A.
St. Mary's Free Hospital. for chil-
dren. at The Rocks. is being enlarged
by the additon of an executive build
ing. which will contain the oillcen, liv
ing rooms, and reception room of th'
sisters in charge. Then there will in
a charm]. The buildings are of brick.
with brown stone. trimmings.
Manager lloyt will present every
iut'fy attending either performance to
be given by Mr. Shea and company
tomorrow. an invitation to witness
Miss it‘ay's entertainment next Mon-
day cvcning. which he guarantees will
please. every one. The. company is
playing in Stamford this week.
llr. ’1‘. F. Martin. of Bridgeport. has
a proposition which meets with the ap-
proval of all horse owners. it is that
inter-city races be. held next year. gen-
tlcrncn's road horses in New Haven.
liridgeport and Norwnik being eligible.
'l‘hc, first meet in the spring could be
held in Bridgeport. in New Haven in
the summer. and in Norwalk in the fail.
the prizes to be decided later. it is
probable that horsemen will develop
the scheme in the next few months.
~7Gco. E. Keith's walk-over line. of
shoes for gents. at F. D. Lyon & Co‘s.
lit) Washington St.
A stated conclave of Clinton Com
mandory. No, 1:. Knights Templar. will
be held in their asylum. Masonic
sharp. illvlit Eminent Sir F. A. fine"
cor. grand innpuctor of the Grand Com.
rnnndcrv of the State. of Connecticut
will make an official visit. for the pun
pose of inspection. in the work of "The
Order of the Temple.”
1y reoriented to be. present at this con-
ciave. ltefrcrhmenta will be served to
cry.
l
chandisa. ,
equivalent for your money unity time.
creep in we'll right them for you.
CONCERNING WINTER
GARMENTS. "
The wall street paving is being torn says-wore“. most any old thing in
they arc.
ets. double breasted. silk lined. $2.98.
black. blue
storm collar. giorla silk lined. $5.98.
trimmed. silk serge lined, $6.49.
WRAPPERS.
Building. this evening. at 7:30 o‘clock. ‘
Every Sir
Knight of the (lommandery is earnest-
tbe banquet hall at. close of Command-
Calcmlar says \viutcr. Mercury
Ladios‘ lirowu lloucle Cloth Jack-
.lackets. in
standing
Ladies‘ Melton Cloth
and tan, high
Lad-lea' Astrachan Cape. Rear fur
Ladies” Golf" Capos. made 'of all
wool double faced goods only. $4.98.
WARM WINTER
Made of fiannclcitc. all freshest
and bc~«'t designs. tit perfectly.
prit‘cd at about cost of mntcrials‘
wbcn bought across a couulcr.
kill an In or nuns.
The first question in the minds of intelligent new
pic nowadays."ftvhb have money to spend. is:
trade at such an’d such a store can 1 tool, assured that
for ovary. dollarupani I shall receiver in exchange. a
full roundhunni dollar’s worth 'of merchandise 7
‘ To this question this stars answers emphatically
yes“! ans. or rim vital pfinoipiu ~ arms business , is
value giving. We bank on the honesty of our mar-
Yau may bank on receiving an hand."
If, i
if wrong:
prudence Will not be price shock-
cd citbcr.
Ladies' Walking Skirts. made of
heavy double faced good», $2.50.
Ladies’ all wool Skirts, bottom 7
rowa of stitching. latest out. well
made. $2.98.
liadlea' all wool Skirts. ma c’ of
double‘faced goods. Homespun e ccts.
newest styles. special finish. $4.98.
FINE FURS.
FINE NEWS.
l’romiucut fur dcalcrs has sold
as his sample liuc of t‘oliarcttcs
and Neck Scarfs. They were
bought cheap. ’l‘llcy'll be sold
cheap.
Ladies? black Coney
and tail trimmed. $2.98.
Ladiea' Electric scat Collarette. with
long front. tail trimmed. $4.98.
Ladies‘ Electric seal Shouler Cape.
r'tlcep collar. satin lined. $5.98.
Ladies Stone Martin Collarette
head and tall trimmed. long front.
$6.98.
UNDERWEAR ACTIVITY.
You‘ll find the reason for it in
the cxccllcncc of the goods. in the
range of sorts: but you'll timl it
rumt iu the cxircmc modesty of
our price.
Men's ilcccc lined. also natural wool
Scarfs. head
Ladics‘ i<‘lunuclcitc Vt'rappers. in
dark colors. corset lining. yoke braid
trimmed. tine
Ladies' stripe ir‘lnnuelcttc Wrappers.
deep iiouncc. in black and white. blue
and white. and red and whitc. at $1.25.
Ladies' brocaded lr‘lauuclcttc Wrap
pcrs. corset lincd. braid trimmed. deep
tlounce. $1.49,
Ludics' lr‘lannclcttc Wrappers. cm
licw waists mndc at homc these
days. limwn‘l pa} .\lurc ~iilc.
bcttcr'lii. bcitcr lllll\ll may bc
found in ibc i'cmlyio-wnr pure
mcuis. and at about ball. the cost.
'l‘lli'Nt' fill" )‘Hli :1
Ladies' it‘lannelette Waisis. good
quality. well made. .‘dlc.
\ Lndics‘ polka
new style cuffs. 7.5c.
Ladlcn' ll‘rcncb serge \Vaists. corded
front and ,back, in brown. blue. red
and black. llh‘c.
trimmed
back. narrow black braid
$1.49.
Walsts. in plain colors. all the late-st
shades. $2.25.
WOMEN’S
WALKING SKIRTS.
being fulfilled
cd. l’rcdiction
br'oidcr'y and braid trimmed. rim-p . . . .
tiouucc. wide hem. superior finiubdmk’ ”WV ”1'“ lL‘W ‘13)"? Nilt‘h l0P
$1.98. lic;l\'_\ in spots‘. that s the rcason.
STYLISH WAISTS. ii lid-inch Novclty llrcss coon... tilt-ii.)
dot lr‘lanncl Wuists.
Ladien' wool l“l:1llll“l Waists. tut kcd
Ludies' best quality lr‘rcncb ll‘lanucl
l'lig demand was curly predict-
frcsb lots will grcct you and your
and camel's hair Shirts and Drawers,
‘cxccptiounl \aiuc. lilic cucb.
Men's natural wool and carnel‘s hair
. Shirts and Drawers. putcnt scams. sup-
‘crlor quality. 77.. We. $1.25 and $1.49
1 catch.
Ladics‘ fleece lined .lcrscy ribbed
Vests and Pants, heavy quality. 25c
t':i<‘li.
indict-1‘ Fort-st Mills Wool Vests and
Pants. in white or natural, at 7.7. tilt
and $1.49 each.
(‘hildrcn's iicece lined or natural
wool Shirts and Drawers. all sizes. 25c
each. r
. DRESS GOODS PROFITS
SHAVED. ’
llrcss goods money may bc wcll
~pcui bcrc at all times. '11 can be
particularly well spcut hcrc dur-
plttip itilUl'N'. all wool. French Serge.
Iii-iii \il.
Lia-inch heavy
(ioods. 29c yd.
33 inch all Wool f‘nshmcre. ill blues.
greens. browns and purple. at 39c yd.
till-inch dark check llrch Goods, 490
yd.
indiuth all wool Homespun lh‘ess
(loods. in greys. blues and browns. $1
quality. for Toc yd.
FROM ABOUT THE STORE.
l'ickcd bccaux‘c tbcy'rc Worthy
to bc piziccd licrc. New things
that you should know about.
'l‘liiugs you‘ll buy when you do
know about them. .
Plain color French Flannivls. ln
greens. blues, lavender, old rose and
pink. at the \‘d.
New line at Ladlcs’ Neckwt ar. from
“.‘Tic up.
Silkolines. .‘iii inch wide, new but-
it‘lll‘l. rich designs. 121,9c yd.
. to=ion tlcccc pillows. perfectly odor-
less. size. 18 to 24.
Homespun llrcss
We have advocated
this line. Our stock
letter-box or telephone.
PROSAIC REASON." .
“So she hnn gone home to her moth-
.
or, has ithi‘? Don‘t vou know. it is the.
trusting. fond woman awakening
find her ideals have. been abattorod:
idol has feet of clayw—w”
in it.
4
‘KXAMlNATION? FREE OF CHARGE.
whicn'u and boy‘a (laps.
O‘llrlmi'a. .
was hungry."—~lndiaiumnlin Prom.
years as being the most economical and satis-
factorv. and we have been quite successful in
educating our trade. to the use of the best in
to one grade. but 15 the most extensive and
varied of any store in this section.
Buy Oats that's clean.
i am ncar-wlust as for as the nearont
saddest thing o'n’earth to think pl 3
[0
that she loves him no longer: that her
"Oh. there. was nothing of that sort .
She. loves him as Wall on ever.
but. like wont back to run because, she
114 Washington Street. ”
South Norwalk.
high grade grain for
is not. however. limited
MANUEL T, HATCH.
"ANOTHER WHAT?
Homo simple-minded people have a.
the nature of a
peculiar notion of
repartoc. A hull’ was remonstraict
i‘nlno hair.
"i do not see." he said. “how you
can possibly reconcile yourself to
Wearing the hair of another."
another on your back?"
h K. as .. w
walk Baptist Church. will not.
evening. at the "home of Mine Florence
Lynes. ‘ ' l ‘
ii
ankle, this morning. and WE: obliged
to have the mailer atten ed to by
Dr. 1...,M. Allen.
shoes for gents. at F. 1). Lynn & Co’s.
90 Washington St. .
town meeting to appropriate $14500 for
the macadamizing of Armory Hill. for
Wednesday evenings November 7.
occupy the pulpit next Sunday morn-
ieauad the house
with by a male relative. for wearing
"Yo do not?" she answared. scorn-
}uily. pointing to her rciative‘a coat.
’And pray. don't you wear the. wool of
o ,
this
Carl Norman strained
right
wwrrwm
wileo. E. Keith's walk-over line of
The. selectrnen will call the special
alum-w .m—
iter. Romiloy F. ilumphries, the,
new rector of Trinity Church. will
lag and evening. Mr. Humphrlee has
vacated by R. H
Golden, in West avenue. and will move
in next month. '
w—Chlckon. 12%c. 10 Water street.
The street department of South Norv
walk. has commenced the work of rule-
lag the crosswalke under the Washing-
ton street rairond bridge. for the pur-
pose of making the approaches to the
sidewalks on either side. easier of ac-
cons.
m
The Norwaik Mills Company is to
build an extension to its plant in Win-
nipauk this fall. The building will be
30x40 t’cet. two stories in height. Ar-
thur Waldron. of West Nor-walk. has
the. contract. Plans were made by
Architect W. S. Knapp.
~—
-—-Sweet Cider. 20c gal. F. D. L. &
Co.
The conditon of John Addison Por-
ter. who underwent a serious opera
tion a week or more ago. now shows
marked improvement. and his recov-
ery is quite confidently hoped for. He.
passed a quiet. restful night, and was
permitted by the. attending physician
to sit up for a short ti 0 today.
w(loo. E. Keith's \vaikiover line of
shoes for gents. at F. 1). Lyon & Co's.
Sid Washington St.
GAUL'S HOLY CITY.
Rendered by Choir of Grace Church
Before a Large Audience.
The musical people of The Norwalks
were out in force. last evening. to at»
tend the special service at irace
(‘hurch. when the surpliced choir. un-
der the direction of Prof. Albert M.
Mansfield. rendered the sacred cantata.
The 11on City. by tlaul. The event
passed off in a highly successful man-
ner. reflecting great credit upon the
ability of Mr. Mansfield as a musician
of executive ability.
The chorus was magnificent. and
showed the result of the careful traili-
ing it has undergone during the past
few weeks of preparation. Mrs. Mans-
field delighted everyone. hcr clear so-
prano voice. adding to the general ef-
fect. Mr. Pepper. the tenor. was in his
usual vote. and imparted his feeling
into the music he so superbly rendered.
Miss Wood was perfectly at home in
the alto part. and Mr. Mansfield again
demonstrated the‘power of his full.
deep bass voice. The organist was Miss
Mai Adams. her work being of the usu~
all high order.
The audience completely filled the
church. and the event was regarded by
cver'yonc as a fitting ovation to the
new choirmastcr.
“THE MAN~O'-WAR‘S MAN" AT
HOYT'S.
(‘upt .lack Conway, Thomas E. Shea
t‘apt. Basilio iiuvilando.
Licut. ilcrmari Schiller.
linsign‘lhirucy iianiay. Just. .1. (.‘assidy
Senor linrioue Caudenas.
(ten. lvun Pictrovitch.
(ien. Raspo.
llarou Adamantoil‘.
Lieut. Victor Leontine.
lion. (‘yril Denieigh.
(ien. Dc Mercler.
Russian .iailer.
Elinor-c Dcnlcigh.
Jessie. lienleigh.
Rose Leontinc.
play was written expressly for Mr
Siren. who proved himself highly cap
able of
Capt. .lack Conway.
ldllnore. Denieigh.
ries special scenery for each perform
ance.
and appropriate.
quietly done.
week. Tonight “Dr. .lekyl
Hyde" will be the bill.
now Mr. Shea in this play
son nothing need be said. but to those
who did not, we would advise that the
opportunity should not he lost to sue
a new amt original portrayal of this
dual role. Saturday afternoon “Mon-
O’-War'a Man" will be repeated. and
Saturday night the new Russian piece.
”The Voice of Nature.” .
._.._
and Mr
Anna Eva Fay.
Anna l'lva Fay will give a demonstra-
tion of bar remarkable power. at Hoyt’s
Theatre. next Monday. Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings. with
matinees Thursday and Elaturday. The
Stamfordhdvocato says of her:
Ono of the biggest Opera llo‘iise air
dionces of the neutron was the one.
which gathered there laiit night to wit-
norts some of the wonder of MlssAhua
Eva it‘ay‘a ropertolre. he exhibition
was unique. mysterious. s anilingwfull
of puzzles and surprises w ich'niuat be
seen to be appreciated. ‘Mllo. Leo. who
is chargeable with appearing on the
stage without viirible means of support.
afforded also a most curious and high-
1 1y interesting featuro of the evening‘s
entertainment. Tho vocal and instrw
mental part of the performance inrso
novel in form and good in quality that
it. can be said to be alone worth the
price of admission.
“Wk—~—
lt is the easiest thing in the world
to get along with some. people-«if you
Henry ’l‘esta
James irving
(Toorge L. Kennedy
Wm. J. (‘arnes
.l. lrviug Southard
.lohn E. Gilbert
i’rince Scptlne liar-enski. John R. Pauly
Wm. Johnson
George West
James Irving
.iohn Wilton
Josephine Morse
Charlotte Burkett
Bessie B. Beardsley
Thomas E. Shea opened his engage
merit to a crowded house at "Hoyts
Theatre. last night. in his great naval
drama. ”The Man-O'-War‘s Man." This
portraying the. character of
The company is a
large and an excellent one, every part
being carefully and well enacted. Miss
Josephine Morse (loserves special n0-
tice for her good acting in the part of
The company car-
'l‘hat usod last night was pretty
The dark changes
during the third act were quickly and
Mr. Shea and his com-
pany are here for the. remainder of the
To those who
last sea-
aomcthin‘g it
than your mama:
wear. . . ‘
These chilly
and chlllier‘ .
dangerous to th
light undersgartit
it 3 many tim‘v
buy under-we ‘
ry a‘ thrfldf
around with. y .
ter, and perhaps
your life. . '
We’re selling
and Winterrllnd
now.’ Got allotm‘
(lei-wear for ever
man. ‘
Perhaps you. ,
the “feel” ofvwool,‘
got Cotton and‘is
cd Underwear’t'o Y9
Cents buys and L
underwear. {Vein
particularly ‘ ,‘
Fleeced garment .
, Then we have. tit '
rest sort of wool underwear. Proof gainst zero weather.
For folks who are very partic u at on this oint. we bought
very fine garments. We‘re sellin g them for 2.00 per pie
of Australian Lamb’s Wool—soft and fleecy and warm as th ii
of a gosling. " V ' ‘
‘I‘
:v ‘
walls H. seueck,
1‘ NORWALK. CONN.
Tillotson&Mm.
Display of Trimmed Hats comprises the "or.
latest stvies at the lowest possible prices. ,, ‘
Novelties in Outing Hats. »
A new and complete assortment ot’In’tm
Caps. - f X
Full line of Lord & Taylor's “0nvx” HOsier”
and Ladies’ “Oneita” Combination Suites.» ‘
Best $1.00 Kid Glove to be had. Every part
warranted. " .
Agent Staten Island Dye House.
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
t
AT THE
Model Grocer
H’U
Ready with Full Stock of Choice Goods amp.
Prices for the Winter Campaign. '
Potatoes—500 bushels of Good} Sharp Cheese for those whdlik
Cooking Potatoes. now 20c. peck; it: also Mild Cheese. Both sort
75c. bushel. cash. here. ' k ‘
Butter—You always get the W“ Mince Meat—“Same 353591}!
best here. Creamery tub. 259; last year with such great satisfac“
Creamery prints. (Clover Hill) at tron. 140 lb- 9 '
28c. Same quality prints else-' Cider for pics. 6c. qt.; 206. gal.
where, 32c. lb. New Rye Flour. . .
Fresh arrivals of Washbum & New Buckwheat—Loose. Th
Crosby's Flour, in barrels and half famous “First Prize." 3V2c. lb
barrels. Barrels. $55-25: I/2 beSJ New Prunes. ‘8c. and me.
$2.85; bags. 70c. Lobsters -— We. have the.-
. New Fresh Meal. fine and gran- “Health" Brand. Some of the'fii‘i‘
plated. 2a.. 1b., cash. lest put up. Now 5c. tat; cheap at:
Becker’s Pancake Goods, fresh 3°C! 'f‘ fin” ,
and in all sorts. at lowest prices. Spinach—If 3’0“ want. 30m
Pure Home Hone ,bottle , ., thing cif’ceptionaily fine, buy out
30C" and 5°C. Y 5 2°C I Health Brand Spinach. 15' '
Buy H. O. Oats at 15c.. and get c
3 H 0- Pancake F101“ free- . finest in town, 10c. quart. ‘
New Maple Sugar.—-—Buy a Some of the best Quinces'in‘thd
pound cake of sugar and make market. 50c. peck. . 5
your own syrup at a great saving. . Large Pickles. new stock.
Directions on every wrapper. dozen.
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when the eyes are concerns fa Wit
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