ter‘thc atmos'».
.3 both parties
more the inten‘
Ousehold, and
"notched with
itliOut.”
at within three
ng‘ will be held in
' outline a plan
for the Demo—
' he call for the
eve the signatures
Willocrats‘ and will
mocrats of both
. ,niugs. 'l‘hecali
lit in a tow days.
,‘ overnoi- Timothy
‘fi’ y-s‘onc of the re.
‘ ill be the pas-
”islaturc of a
ie con to of the police
‘ ' rig from the
it‘i’c’s and giving
Telegram
run. that Hon.
.
ll}have much
or.
ere ever so many tan
po‘n us‘ as there have
band celery make a do-
‘in dressed with may
served in the sections of
m. which the pulp was
anything. a good. sensible.
, abhors it's on artificial
‘ an. one. Who is not not-
ook or manner. Nine
.it’s better not to try
. ther than to make a
' particularly the latter.
6513!! for the sleeve of an
all; 1010th the ”upper part
its the arm perfectly bare.
Ida is joined to the waist
Wily for about half the
‘ lilii‘the arm. and the cf-
9. nutter hadynmde a
lid“ upper part and curved
own) instead of out. to
o the shoulder. :l‘hc odgc 0t,
' and thocorrosuondlng disr
'tho uhoulder. abbuflhis open-
dgcd with a narrow ruehiurz
i‘e ls a similar, rucbing about
Illinolleck andcdgo of the
rig 'c‘ul'f.‘ , ‘
(say that when u woman sous
ticle of dress or coveted an.
Ol'y'whlch she greatly .azimircs and
.i the price of It is much greater
he, can really afford. slit‘ in not
timed at all. but sets about gut-
; "flit‘may take her a great whilc.
hen‘nhe gets it it may not in
not others at all harmonize
at else‘ulue has, but have it sbc
f obey WW.” sclmp very malpr-
n other Ways. A man is not so:
ho‘finds an article is several dol-
"ol‘e than he intended to pry for
lie turns away from it abao utuly.
"mediately buys something with-
means. and is contcntcd thoro-
do
will
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HOYT'S THEATRE.
va Fay'a Mysterious and Mar-
‘ ‘ vwoub Powers. "
va. Fey's marvelous "oxhlbl
i‘llty In answering questions
mys‘tlrrious performances.
the audience again at Hoyt‘s
. last night. This lady is one
Milne artists who has for yours
i""‘traditlonn and brought the
"Fond. supernatural to bear in
" What she In or what pow-
'i.~
.9,
the moat lmponulblc and nur-
in; things. and seems to ho gifted
the power of even divining
thin the mind of her audience.
tery which surrounds; her life
r beenexplalned. it In relat-
hot when u child uhc showed
l‘pifeconlty. and won tho in-
tire
flies. shu became xrcutb
the payphlo studied. and tin
iiiiitams. 'Sho euterod dam
tildy of the mystics and be
P. r
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glue DLOCK.
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”limb?“
dragon. a ‘
ily return in New days. and I became
and he had heard of several remark-
sgesnea, in known only to
y . thenptblic she in umys-
‘u‘cl is novel and inturcsting.
in the community
:li‘v’edr' Later on one «redo
the society of Thoouophletu.
a. warm friend of Madam
k. '; _lllltt ,Bosuut. Bho
, Q» . ml was {inoculated
h . ‘Whllo in lndlu.her
.... to diam”
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of’iha time! suite
., . ,wtilo y" much. ...lfiunlly
nu‘began tofu .und i reclined
not be done. 3 q .
lore and. covers end
. Home temporary or
my p yoicia'u 'udvised me to
cliche with. Peroxide“ H)“-
t the cuterrh would speed
ll
thoroughly discouraged. . ..
‘ l hadvalwoys been prejudiced against
potent medic-nee. but as everything,
else had failed, I felt justified in at
least makings. trial. . . '
Our .good old family physician. Dr.
Ramadeil, laughed at me a little, but
said if I was determined to try patent
medicines, he would ndvilae me to be-
gin with Stuart's Catarrh Tablets. no-
cause he knew what they contained.
‘able cures resulting from their use,
and furthermore, that they were per-
fectly safe. containing no cocaine or
opiates.
The next day i bought a fifty cent
box at a drug store. carried it in my
pocket, and four or five times 9. day
would take a tablet; in less than a
week I felt a marked improvement.
which continued until at this time i
am entirely free from any trace of on
terrb.
My head is clear. my throat frec '
from irritation. my hearing is as good
as it over was. and i feel that I cannot
say enough in praise of Stuart's Ca.-
tarrh Tablets. ‘
These tablets contain extract of
Eucalyptus bark, Guaiacoi. blood rom
and other valuable antivseptics com‘
bined in pleasant tablet form. and it
is safe to say, that Stuart’s Catarrn
Tablets are for superior in conven-
ience, safety and effectiveness, to’ the
‘aniquatod treatment by inhalers,
sprays and douchcs.
They are sold by druggists every-
where in the United States and Cann-
da. nil-10
came deeply lnbuod with the doctrines .
of the universal brotherhood.
Miss Fay has had many remarkable
experiences and enjoys a distinct ropu~ ,
tation. Her claims are that she can _
answer 90 per cent. of all questions
propoundcd to her relative to past.
present or future events. She holds
that she possesses the psychic power
cast coming events.
on ask that the question be put. but
that the person desiring her to answer
some question has merely to think of ,
it very intently. and she can read the ;
question by aid of her supernatural .
power. and answer it. This is one of *
once. but she does other things no
loss remarkable. and the program is
interesting, because it is unusual. and
because it.-ofrers food for thought to
speculative minds.
PRICES:
Everything in Birdu. Breasts and Ostrich I‘lumcn.
ran Nona Y.” STYLISH ' ,
of looking into future years, and forc- .
She does not ev-
the strong features of tho pcrform-
‘Ww‘w
_ . _'Our.buolneas is exclusively millil
thing pertaining to LADIES} MIT SES' AND. CHILDREN?
IIATSJn every grade. to suit every purse. As wearc members of
the largest lnillincry syndicate in the East. wc'nre éujnblcdtdsccnro'
Strictly high claSs merchandise at such low prices that an individ-
ual house could never think of. 1/ '
This week We are showing:
BLACK AND COLORED
E. H. Bill
986 AND 988 MAIN STREET.
Sonic trimmed with breasts, crime with ostrich phnncs. Many
are brightened by gold braid and gold buckles.
THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT IS l’ROVING A
A BIG SUCCESS.
‘ we pay your fare one way on $3 purchases; both ways on $6 purchases.
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CHILDREN ’5
1 at the
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Right Price:
breasted, with vclvct collar and
ed with a good black Italian.
At $3.oo—~--l\ llcuvy. All-wool Siik Frieze Ix’ccicr. doublc E
At $3.00v—Doublc Breasted
serviceable garment.
an Oxford Mixed Kcrsey, and black Italian lining.
A very
Black Aslrachan, trimmed with
ovcrcouis.
At $6.oo—-Our liiucsi Rel-fur. with a large sailor collar of
dark blue Kcrscy oi the sumo quality you iiml in men's $2500
heavy black braid. Made of a
85 WASHINGTON STREET.
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O’CLDCK.
I. Da Vis
Tailors. Clothiers. Halters. Furnishcrs.
6’: Son,
SOUTH NORWALK. 1
., ,
Miss. Fay in not on the stagc all of
the limo. and while uhc in'ofl‘ the com‘
puny supporting her, outcrtuius the
audience with a program which in said
to be of a high clues character.
Mini»: Fuy will be at tho ihcutru unniu
this ovcniug. nnd Sniurduy mutinoo
und owning. wbcu hcr cngngomcnt will
rosilivcly close. Thc Saturduy mut-
iucc will be for all of both scxcu.
“Hearts of Oak."
"Hearts of Oak,“ tho first of the
Home sorlcs of domcntlv pluyu. and by
uomc monounccd to be superior to
r-\'<‘~n his “Shore Acres." and “Sun
Harbor." will receive it ruproscnlution
bore. ll‘riduy night. it in to be given
by a company under the direction of
tho author, and with a sconlc display
that in Hilltl to be more than olnborulo.
Mary Louise Clary Concert.
Mary Louino Clary has-l bcon cullcd
with ‘grout consent, “America's grout-
uut contrulto." and so conutant has
been the dcmuud for u combination of
urtlntu, which uhould include this cym-
pnfhotie singer. that “Tim (llary (lou-
cort Company" was organized. The
other momboru of thin udmlrnblc com.
puny urn John (ihonhiro. lilmdund'u our
lncnt hurplst. and Colin Schillor. plun-
lntc. whoec enuomblc work in most
udmlrabic. Miss Clary was born in
Kentucky. As a child and young girl
In hor homo in Louisville. Mina Clary
allowed uuch a decided love for mimic.
that she wan (‘flllClltnll for u pinnlutu;
but upon the discovery that her voico
Wan remarkable tho nianoforlu wuu
abandoned. and she was placed under
the bout inntructoru in Now York-u
iirnt with tho Damrouchen and Janice
anyone. and for three ytutru lwforo
hcr dobut with llimllio l‘lolm'l. in
April. 1803. she. made her debut with
. the orutorio uocioty of New York. in
"Samson and Delilah." under Waiter
Dunlrom'h'u direction. and was at once
pronounced tho grontont ooutralto Am-
nrion had produced ulnco the time
when Annie Louise Cary won at the
height of her fume. Niles Clury's
m‘cntout lriumnhu have been uchlovcd
in "Bamboo und Delilah" and the "Mom
slab." Shellac aunt; with great nuc-
uosu in all the principal cities; of Amen"
ion. and is the contralto soloist of St.
Patrick's Cathedral, of Now York.
Her voice has great range. entire ovon-
noon. and bdputiful quality. Mists
Clary in n ntrlk hg brunette. of a typo
thoroughly ln'keeoing with her voice.
Among her endowments for the win-
ter. are the Glory Concert Company
tour: inundation Handed and Haydn
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at most rcusonublc priccs.
illt‘lllS. sincc we are cxpcricnrcll
lie-st materials. perfect fit.
LEISERSON BROS..-
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THE FAIR CLOAK STORE
laiies’ iailnring—--—iressmaklng.
M
livery lady's delight is ulcgrlui drcss.
We‘re doing everything in our poucr in Iuruisll elegance
\Vc can give utmost satisfaction ill \\'mucn's (lutcr Gar"
-—'I'o lhc (In-5.x mukcr for dresses". not in the mason.
SUITS. JACKETS. RAINY-DAY SKIRTS, SEPARATE
SKIRTS.TAILORMADE SKIRTS. SILK WAISTS.
FLANNEL WAIS'I‘S, GOLF CAPES.
Repairing" uculy. quickly (lune.
WMO“OOO“”OONOOO¢MOOQMOOOOMMOOOOOM
cloak. waist and suit mnkcrs.
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68 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
CHARGED WITH MUVnoER. ‘
Preliminary Hearing at Lynn in the
Case of John c. Best.
LYNN. Manet. November 8~——'i'hc pro-
limlnnry hcurlny. in the cnsc of John c.
llest. churned with the murder of
tlcorgo ll}. lluiloy. bin follow-worker at
lircakheurt Hill Farm. took place in
tho Lynn l’ollco Court. this morning
boforc Judge Berry. Tho government
wuu roprcncutoll by District Attorney
W. Scott Pntcra and Attorneys James
ll. sink. of Lynn. unll W. l... linker. of
Boston. l-iost wuu brought into court
at 0:30 and uncollcornodiy waited for
the proceedings to commence. Dr. .I.
(l. l’lnkhum. the medical oxunlluer. was
the first witncau null testified to tho
.ondltiou of tho body whun feuud. l-lo
cold the head had boon cut off at the
fourth vcrtobruu. the arms Just below‘
the shoulder and the logo about five
or six inchcu above the hut-2e. l‘lo also
round twu bullet Wounds at the cheat,
the bullets having nearly cut off the
lament artery of the body. The bul-
lutn. in Illfi opinion. worc fired before
death.
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, THE COUNT m DELAWARE.
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Unofficiolly. it Show: that McKinley
. has a Morality of 4,013.
WILMINGTON. Deb. November 8“?
Unofficial returns of the election in Del-
aware, today show the total vote to be
nil follows: liryan. 17848: McKinley,
21.801. McKinley'll plurality, 4.013.
The official count is being made to-
urou it will mullc no (llifcronce in the
rouult.
Alexander M. Duly. Democratic nom-
Inoc for (lonurcus, run about 1.000
uheud of tho liryun electoral ticket.
Grout Interest in foil. in tho ofllciul
count of today. an thcrc is a probnlity
of the count changing tho result in
home of tho clone dlutrictu uud porosi-
bly changing the complexion of tho
hegluluturo from Republican to homo-
erotic. The count begun at it) o'clock
this morning and wlll occupy all day
and possibly run over tomorrow.
ANNEXED T0 RUSSIA.
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She Taken POIIOIIIOH of Chinese Tcr~
rltory—Gomuio Protect.
TlldN ’l‘SlN. vln Shanghui. November
dwatinfll‘al Liucvitcb. the commandm-
of the Russian troopu. hull officially
notified tho foreign consuls through
the ltuunlen cont-ml that the land on thy
river side opposite the British and Our
man settlements has been annexed to
Iluunin by right of rhonuuont. Unlcna
all foreign owuora of DI‘OIW'W immod-
inteiy dopouit documents provinlz their
ownership. no clnimu will be entertain
ell. Much railroad l oporty. on Well on
the cunt arsenal. In l cludud In tho‘ ton
rltory uuuoxod by Russia. 'l‘hu con.
:‘llla will protect against the annexa-
on.
PARLIAMENTARV ELEGTIONB.
MONTREAL. NoVomber 8-»The hit
out returns from the Parliamentary
elections held throughout the Domin-
ion. yesterduy. show the following re-
cults: Liberal. 13.23; Gunnervotlve. 78;
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Guild Hall. this afternoon.
Compare and
’ Our Delicnous Coilec.
coloured... ......m
height in feet and) tenths are reckon-
gdtfrom run LOWdPIVatcr, which is the . ' -
cum 0 surroun use on the Coast ‘ . .‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .
andI (ioodegic lil‘lllril‘rey Charts for this 1‘? . . . . .. . _ 9.. 1N NEWL ADE 1“
.. , ~ “ZomanwceBbfeot belowJ k -C ' S‘t -
\ ccurry 111 stock gvcry- mean sea level. Morning tides on first a0 GlS. .'° apes, ." ill S "' .
‘ but;i fiftoruoouggtides on occond line of. . . . . ~ A0 T H
can ay. . ‘ . - ‘—
Date. . H.T. _ Ht. L.T. Ht. B U ALF PRICE“ - a
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8. 11.4..a.m. 10.30. @233. :gflgfi Another reward for watchfulucss. the manufacturer's ‘ucedof'
9, 0,13a,m_ 7,3“, 11,213ij -0: ‘_: money—v our need of armentse—onr a ) )rcciation of the *sitllatlon‘ '
1n . l . . y
10 1§.%%£.§l1. 2.3%. 71052:: ~g-gfi and a good bank account. These are clemeutn of power behind th'
l.20p.‘m. 7.6ft. 7:55am: ~0:3ft: great 521165 / ' i ' i i .-
2 ll. 2.02a.m, 6.7".» 8.16am. 0.6“. "1 ‘ ' ' - - . . ' . -. . . ‘ '
VELVET TURBANS‘. 2.1mm. 7.0ft. 8.51pm. (Lift. 011 ll ursday mot-mug (tomorrow) Wt. inaugmatl. onoof the I
. . . » 12, 8.00am. 3,4“, 9,211,"...- 1.0”. mostwemarkablc special salesof these goods in the history of this ff
.. no or W . ~ ' 7
4:17pm: 3.11.: 1035791,“: (tuft: Every garment in the entire lot is new andirosil, notoucpiuong»
ll. Milan). 0.2ft. 11.41am. 1.0ft. . ~ . . .- - ' ,, - ., ' ..
5-320-01- 5.9ft. 12-00”). 0.7ft. thun haung l)tCll made longer than a few wecko—so-thls .wtll beta.
15, 1142an (“m 0.00....“ 0.7ft. rare chance to supply your needs at
(".39 .m. mo. 12. 2 . . . . ‘ I“ ‘1
- - $1.12, $1.62, $2.25. 1... i053,“ 5.5... 123533 313;; MUCH LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES.
_ 7.38pm. 5.9ft. 1.30pm. 0.6ft. ‘Innilca' Jackets of fine quality Kerv inches long.yrcgulur price , $7, 43qu
...-M ”- 7.50am. 6.6ft. ”33"“- 0.0a. ucy Cloth. double breasted, 20 inches price-$4.90. i .' .1 ‘ .f
8.26pm. 60ft. 2.22pm 00ft ' ' .. .
18. 8.28am. usu. 2.29am: Oilift'. “00‘" "W“ and “”8“” ”“3“ ""8“” Ladies' Cares of best gradc‘Kerserfi"
..-.- 9 9.03pm. out. opium. 0.3u. Price $10. Hale price 35-M- lined. throughout. lino trimming.dimly-‘3',
1“ RWgEg: 33);: $238.3. 3‘3: Ladlcs' Jackets of, fine quality Kor- hair bruid. specially suited for elderly
20. 9233321“: 7:5”: 3:33:21“: Oidft: soy, lined throughout with guaranteed ladies. regular price $0.50. sale price“
. 9-59ll-m- 6.4i't. 4.11pm. 0.0ft. satin, colors black, blue, custor and $0.50.
2i. 10.07am. 7.0ft. 3.59am. 0.5ft. tan. regular price $12.50. sale price Lndlcs' Suits of best quality Pebble
10.29pm. l‘.7ft. 4.39 .m. -0. ft. ‘ . .
BRIDGEPORT. CONN. 22. 10.43%... ism. 4.303.... of“. “'50 Clem" Mm“ ... “m" “m“ “M
‘ . .. 1 ...-- . 11.05pm. 7.0ft. 5.09".“ 4.4”. Mlsaou Box Coats. velvct collar. or cloth collars, and taffeta lined, new
' ' ' 23. l.l.20u.m. 8.0ft. 5.03am. 0.1ft. 0‘0”"; of fine KOX'SBD’. colors royal gore flare skirts, percallne lined, tail-
ll.-lip.m. 7.3m. 5.45pm. -——0.0ft. tun. cantor and red. regular price $7.50 or made throughout. black OllIY. ream
24' 1., 0-; m 81ft ‘23:“? _3$g .8010 price $4.90. lar price $20.00. sale price $13.50.
_. ”' ..p. ' ‘ ' l‘.‘p‘ I“ ' 'l Ladlcs‘ seven gored flare Skirts, in Misses' Suits of Fine Camels Hair
2.). 0.27am. 7.5ft. (tzllunn. ——0.1ft.l .
CLOTHING 2 12,45“... g1)“. 7.04pm. —0.7ft. 3 black only, perfect hanging. all sizes. Serge. wlntcr weight. new gore flare
‘6 1.13am. 7.0ft. 7.iGa.m. ——0.lrt.*ond lengths, from 40 to 43 inches skirt. lined with percalino. double
97 12:332.? 3le 313$” ’33:: 1 long, 22 to 28 hand, regular price $6.50. breasted jacket. neatly stitched. regu-
wg are . ‘ ' 2:21pm: 7:7“: impimz —-0:4ft: . sale price $4.40. lar price $18.00, sale price $13.50.
H d . 33. 2.5.7.1.,“ 7.0ft. 91,521.,“- 0th" Ladies' Walking Skirts of heavy Childrcns' Renter‘s. sizes 4 to 12
ea quarters . 2‘) 3.1532”: 3.3:.13J1i3pmfi ~33? Cnmol's Hair Cloth. double faced. dc- years, made of heavy cloths, deep cape
.. . . . . . . a. . . L. l- [.1 l?‘ . u -- ‘ d I .
4.13m“ 7.lft. 10.33pm. ”0.1“- la to ob ur a; and glruya. legulal price collars.trimmed_wlth fancy braid. reg
30. 4.54am. 7.6ft. 11.17am 0.2“; ‘Sbmll. sale price $3.00. ulnr prices $3.20 to $4.98. sale price
5.16pm. 0.9ft. 11.36pm: 0.0ft:l Ladicu' Rainy Day Skirts. made of $2.00. .
large white pcul‘l buttons. Lin- . LofiFlDMKYOR'INusTALLED lcxtra heavy suiting. ten rows of stitch» Ladies’ Flunncl Waists. flare cuffs.
‘\ 1 I . .. . 1 . LONDON. Novombcr B—Alderman 'Ilng on bottom. regular price $4.00, sale and detachable collar. brass buttons.
‘ gout 'lOllthl. ‘3 “0' git-unit thefn. dwhobwas chemo?” Lord lpriee $2.75. colors red. navy. royal and black, all
“Y0" 0, 10“ 0" ‘eptcm 0" i . “'3" Ladies‘ Capos of best quality Salt‘s sizes regular price $1.25 sale price
Rot-fer. willl vclvct collar, of . formally installed in that office at thelpiush. cxccllcnt grade of lining. 30 950.
mummmwuooooooo
. At Seymour’s Store.
WMMOMM WWW so ; G OMWWW
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Confident in the Righiness of our goods and prices, we ask a
comparison. It will mean to you new and reliable goods at
lowest cost—and to us, your constant patronage. The tide is
ilowmg our way. We ball our hooks with the finest bait.
We land and hold the catch we make with goods that cannot
be surpassed. Try us and see.
YOU WENT.
Old English Swiss. Rooueiori Celery Cauliflower Pears elc
Cheese. etc. ’ ‘ " '
New Figs.
New Raisins.
Save Money.
5
Sweet Rosy Butter.
Fragrant Teas.
Double Cream Cheese.
New Maple Svrup.
QUICK SALES.
LIMITED CREDIT.
Wei—Lead: Others Follow.
The truth of this statement was never more fully demonstrated than last week. Three busi-
ness houses of South Norwalk copied our advertisement in this paper. some only partially, while
other were item for item and word for word, which proves very conclusively our statement often
made in these columns that we arc the originators of low prices and high quality, and the other fol-
lows only imitators. We offer this week a superior list of price attractions, doubly remarkable
when you consider that cvcry singlc item rcprcscnts the best and purest of its class, irrespective of
New Maple Sugar.
N‘w Oran es.
Fancy Concord and Magma L g
Grapes. New Prunes.
Chas. E. Seymour, 33 West Washington St.
price. .
VERY FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. Per 1b.. 23c.
SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS. 5 lb. average, Lb., 8c.
SUGAR CURED HAMS, small and lean. Lb., nc.
MAUD S. OR JONES’S FLOUR . $4.75 bbl., 60c. bag.
:8 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR for 1.06.
Now fut Muckr-rcl. white and fut, New Cider Vinegar, gal. including
jug. 25c.
ouch. 50.
New Yellow Ponchos laryc cuns ex.
‘0 ‘ in ... 1 . ~ - . . . . , j ‘ ,
tnpo (.od (,mnbuxits, 7t. quult. 4 trn vnluc, “m
quarts for 250. R'uby Lobster. 1 lb. flat cnuu. sclcct-
l’ol'tlulll Mackerel No. 2.10 lb. ullu. 0“ mm! W‘- 3"“
99‘ i p l Gold Medal Auparngus, vcry fancy. pkg. 9“" .
... 2 cans '01. 25... Now Fruit Jam in glasses. assorted
New Orioans Molasses. gal., incunl- Quart can table Syrup, new goods, flavors, glass, 10c.
bug 1113, 501:, 10c. Fancy Sweet Potatoes, per peck, 200.
Soda Crackers. Glngcr Snaps.
Nuca or Lemon Cakes, 1b.. Ilc.
Fairbanks Gold Dust Washing I’ow-
dcr. 4 lb. pkg.. lllc.
ltuluton Health Club Pancake Flour,
Nic
It Is An
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New Prunes.
New Evaporated Peaches.
Gold Duot,
0t. Bottle Table Syrup.
Fancy New Sweet Potatoes.
18 Cohen hoop for
Pint Bottle New Catcup.
TH
any und_.ywhiic'it may, chuugo‘ there, my
independent, 8; to be new. 5.
The New
Donovan Build!
York Grocery Company
(A. F. BECKMAN & CO., SUCCESSORS.)
ndeniablc
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES. 0F BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN. I
A glance over our price list, or better still, if you are not already trading
trial order will prove this to yoursatisfoction.
nun mucv til-um CREAM-RY BU
tilllt FAMOUS wm'rr. nour- FLOUR. $4.75.BBL.;60c. BAG
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