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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 8, 1901 · page 4

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est velop ent in
th' "glean: 1311111-
balance of dis

‘ ,2 ate the ,eiristence of

i on. w ch are more favor-
ow'tjh at one time
another. The present
epidemic is merely a Hate
it therefore of favorable
tor the spread of the dis
111,11 'ng Opulation steeped:
lid poverty; as are smith

2 era everywhere. When peo-
k why it is that small pox is

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in consequence their infective
e55 are of a high order. The

les,or1‘ath€r the 1111111113 of
W ention are instant isolation,
of quurantine, perfect disin-
~«and efficient vaccina-

 

The American consul general at
111‘ Gillian... reports: “There
arger opening in Canada for
rica'n boOts and shoes than' 15
”11.1 1: taken advantage o’by the
a ufacturers 0f the United
'91 Upon intIuiry among the
rs here I find that American
bees are more salable than other
kes. but On looking over the re-
of imports Of boots and
hoes into Canada from the Unit-
e’d States it appears that there was
ly t$113,487 worth imported dur-

th scai year ending on June
goo, and for the three months

mount was $121,905. his is a
small percentage oi. c tradc.'l
tho doubt could be increased
016 attention were given to
little ,1'-'

 

in...“

American Manufacturing
; yetof Brooklyn. is friendly
he employees in its jute mill
1111.111 recreation roor11,on the 10p
' of thé §uiiding, are 'a piano,a

2 11nd, the- music for
, ‘y’ed upon the piaho by
.‘ girls, 1‘ library, and roller
Dates. It is said that,a,.sw1n1,~
Wing" tank: will soon be. dildé‘d 1'11
he tractions. "All these thingf
1' rhishedi free to the iris
during the moon hour, and his
highly appreciated by them.

Census figures just published or
a dozen towns and cities in the
Piedmont mo'gion Of South- Cdro'
lino, constitute an overwhelming
argument in favor of_ manufactur-
lift in 12.113, Sbilth.‘ ’i‘liesbi 115161511:
Mus ha a population of 32, 240
4890. while 111 1900 they .h‘owa
pli'pulatiOn of 62 597, an ingress.-
of nearly one hundred 1511612111111
all thia section‘ there has bee'ii
eat development 111 cotton man-

pléui

ruled on September 30, 1900, the ‘

so true that efiortI mI'y b‘e-.‘n111de

with whalt should 1) Statutor
law only, a. 111111.11. of many mo-
e'rn cOnstitiitlons, but such efforts
can beeasiiyne tived. The pe0~

C 1113111; not cut are cautious
and co’ aerv live. Win! 11 they set
out to make .a new constitution.
they will select their best men to
do it, and all Of 113 can certainly
trust such an assemblage.

TH! EVENING NEWSPAPER.
(San Francisco Poet.)

 
 
 

 

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live years. ‘bnve been made by the eve-
nl'p‘g newspaper press in the United
01’ course, it is easy to allege that
improved machinery. extended moth»
ode of trans rimming: unobtru-
111111 at mpuia%lnunr
in the trauma as on of intelligence by
telegraph and telephone. and the
channelling oi typesetting and other
forms of civilized progress account for
the tremendous iavor into which eyeli-
ingW papers are coming. as well no the
consequent imni'ense increase observ-
ed in their circulation everywhere:
but when all these things are cited and
considered they still tail short ol- ac-
counting for the loot. that the people
are rapidly beginning to read evening
newspapers exclusively.
We thinkT the 111111 source or the
wa'nderiul progrc‘cs made by the even-
ing prose during the past four or live
yours. and which indicates that in the
near future it is certain to take cir-
culation and business entirely away
from the morning prose. is due to in
combination of circumstances. [in
movements in machinery and speed in
picture Mill] and typesetting nave
enabldil‘fluanning papers to progress
morally intelléctualiy and newsily.
This he.” developed and satisfied a not-
urnl mung the people. Most
men 1111. to take I paper home and read
it by the fireside at night, when the
family is in repose 11nd time is ample.
A morning paper. on the contrary.
must necessariy be perused hastily
and thrown away w
80 it appears to us that just in pro-
portion as the evening papers satiety
111° demand at 1119' people 201 news and
lerat'ure, they will take circulation
and business away from the morning
paper'é. in nearly every large city or
the Union they have olipwn a tendency
recently to enlarge on these lines.
Readers and advertisers are every-
where preparing tor the change -

“CHRISTIAN AT HAWK'B ROOBT"

chuter DeVonde'I New Play It Hoyt’I
Theatre, 1.11.; Night.

The Chester DeVdnde Stook Com
pany gave two exceptionally good por-
t‘ormanceo at Hoyt’s Theatre. yester-
day. Blue and Sinners, a play that calls
(or utr'on'3' dramatlplbjctlng'. was given

Christian oi Hawk's Roost was the
and climaxes are worked out artistic:
dinner of the llrot net, the
foul. it In good to one that
so pure in plot Ind militia“!- that:
1113. the dialogue bright. and the wh in
As it name implies, th hbarac'tero
later of the border type. but .11 nor

 

 
 

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copier ~~ m.

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Whose who fear to call a constitu-
tionnl convention, becnuyc they
cannot tell what it will do.’ They

 

be a republican form of govern—
out, and yet they cannot trust
he pedpie. What an anomaly.
ii the power that our oliicials
c, and Dir General Assembly
11. in delegated to them by the
id. and pi. we distrust the
dilution 1) our political atruc~

it in not a very pleasant
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h circumilianccii, our form of
rument is I failure. We 1111.11
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cored for by us.
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. tunltioo for good acting in all parts

111011 is inevitable that, under

not, in p 0 01111111 to the
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excellently at the matinee and The
evening bill. The latter in new. the
characters unique 1and tire situationoc
iy The story in a pathetic one. yet
there is plenty of geod candy
marble. and donkey partyp E
and. being vary- funny. Is 111111
is not an objectionable i re 'n the
dioce 121a lituntlom' are erect.-
play. is a wholesome lesson 11 p ii
cIl Christianity
in ‘Tlle Christian or as 11's Rooot'
are all. with the exception of the min.”
trnyed last night. not of the we
yned "blood I thunder 21111111113111

 
 
 

——o

n rough. b trendonnbie. enmsd
cal. occupatinnlirw not
ionic; and he lore, their alect 11nd
111nm nI'tur and r appreciI
OI bi the man Christi .‘itouchlngly
human. We repeat that to us the on

 
 

efcrcncc to the arguments of sentiui quality or the pm is its now

of tone which together with t e in-
tone Interest of its story Ind oppor

give It rank with the beat of comedy-

are living under what is supposed drums-JP“ comedy para. while very
simple. are lutenoely amusing. its dra-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

matic lectures are strong without un-

111 I puroiy aural atmosphere.

'“Tho KlitlII," It Hoyt’I Thu!"
"'l‘hc Killian." Canadno crook mill

tnry band or lorty muIlclanI. ulxtoen

vocalists. iiix dome" and bupiporo,
have been necurcd for Hoyt‘u ThoItrc.
Monday afternoon. March Nth.

The land or the Fortyelklitii High
laudoril have always given due prom-
inonco on the
of tho

 
 
 
 

 

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pretentious competition- or the popl-
their own

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«hearing the “mono Highlandoro

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"011 the Inmate River."
"011 the Suwanee River."

Ilmo.

2 it to ll oyt’I murmurs-1m
Ire

lI aid to present some very in

log chIrIctol-I; Moi” tile old color“,

mommy. "Aunt 1.111111, flmnlf‘porflo

iIrly tmniui to I typo in intb

but (Imlllou or the death

”more...

Some explanation in honorary to 2

launder! '

naturainou and it- lemon are taught

rprogrommon to the
It mutoro. and Ira
IquIlly It home in poriormlng the iolii

or write". but they chiefly excel in

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to ill
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sturdy Dutch-

Price Reduced!

For Sale in the
Now-1.2!,

 

WILLIAM M. Burrs
new YORK 111.com co.
CHARLES 1.. GLOvEn.
FINNEY a BENEDICT.

E. 11. 11912111100311.

1). s. DAVENPORT.
LORENZO 131331.11.
ENTRAL FOOD co.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR.
.,_.s o. nonnnrsou.
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WHAT WOMEN AI! DOING.

An embroidered linen waist at 810
and I. cheviot stock at 81.50 will dread
the upper hall of your person very
pinnrtly.

To pItroniz‘o the nice counters as
moot oi. us would like to do means a
long. purse or good credit.

Negllgoe shirts are a fashion as well
ilxed with the men as Iblrt- waists are
with the women Both are to break Ill
records the coming season.

Mnlre up your yo’llow crane and veil-
ingI over white rather than yellow in!-
ietI. Moot oi the yellows are too deep
to be pretty lined 111.11 yellow.

We noticed I ItyliIb DIM/Ii. on the
gontlemfin'o iurnlnblng 'd'buuboro culled
"King dwnrd the Seventh."
none to no more than might be or:
pectod. but the tie is worth notice. it
in I double loose-end imperial
ItrIight band. the dual of the tie being

bill.

iImiilar wnyuwtbo count. windIor Ind
tour-ln-hnndwnnd IollI
plIln colors.

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A suggestion [or an evening wrap
for next summer:
trons veiling lined with shell pink 11b-
erty satin.

 

 

 

can—um

Vogue advices lor Hummer gownil
to count upon vcllinu, iouinrdo and
bmlorzWIli three are the mutant
norm for wear It Palm 150ch Ind
Aiken. II thou woo no there will It»
tool. Cronin-white Ind, very cheer

on in treat .dt'imond;
,rIdI Ind whiten Ind blue. and
1.1111111 with the anus combination
Ire the chic thing to choou in ion!-
IrdI, it you In on tho many side My
wk and white. lIvondor I
lionInd white. define 11111 111
do among «apron-y mItronI

7011 rim option

ilrnllian lpii'n. ,, 1m

.1811 will!
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Cream white albu-

This

with
it iii tied in the three
.110» in the

IM’V‘J

lI perfectly
malaria
o ooinb Ilnt. it 111m
and Pi
nullity cont Illa; yoWI.

Children's Routers. 2' in ' £09.13

All linen Barnaiey Grub. 1011 1111112

60 dosed extra i‘uli bleached 'l’ow-

Delaware 1.. “TE“ Adjourn. 111111
0011 1 'dloolto.

oi the preaent session of the Legislo
ture brought I,
Promptly It 12 0'1:
tered the Home chamber where the
joint denied or the two house was
held There woo intane 631%
' when the bronldl
the ballot for

Kenny mom.) 28; Addlcko (Union Re-
publican) 18; Wmipnnt (reg. Rep.) 7:
Higgins (reg. Bomb-6; necemry to 11
choice. 27

die at 8 p.m. today. The ballot for
the short term rlisulted. Sauldbury
28. Addlcks 22;Rlcl1Irds. ’l‘.

paroled by a vote of 30 to 22. and the
senatorial battle on It all end. with
double deadlocks 1111 a result.

gular Republic
lastly refused
voted with tho 23"1oemocrst11nd‘orty-
live ballots have been token in joint
session since the balloting began on
January 16

notation in 111.1 United Sluts! Senate
since the expiration of the term oi

election but was opposed by J. Edward

 

new. in 1111, ‘

«an

int. , .

marrow, ’ 12/21:

ity. - dine

ele,10c quality. 81:

NO IlNATOR var.

DOVER. Del. .. March 8—1210 last day

crowd to Dover
'kthe Senate an-

out
our lot“
ates senator.
arm resulted

ll (1

The vote for be full

The Legislature is to adjourn sine

The two houses at 111.22 o'clock so

' “who have stood

On motion to serrate the seven 1311
vote 1111111111111...

Delaware has not bad a lull repros.

former Senator Anthony Higgins in
1895
Mr. Higgins was a candidate ior re~

Addicks who had recently moved to
Delaware from Pb ladclp in, Mr. Ail-
dlcku deadlocked 11 lo slaturo and
made the threat that the senator
would be “Addicliii or nobody" The
deadlock has existed ever since and
the inclional light has hen perhaps the
bitteroat in the history of American
politics.

LIFE IN THE COLORADO DESERT.

Salton had and or the largest Inlt- .
works on the Pacific count. All the
proprietors bad to do VIII to scrape
the unit from the cornea of the Ioil
Ind clean it. Few white men could
do the work. In the temperature was
sometimes as high as 125 degrees In
the shade 111111.116 degrees in the Inn
Says 11 man who has been there

“it I man makeI the ion-t exertion.
perIplrItion pours from him like
later. You crou the room, Ind your
clothes will be wringing wet yet 111 ton '
minute: Ill this water hII evaporated.
To keep‘ woman alive you are iorced
to drin water by the alien. it you
have no water. your tongue “will, you
Iulior the torment. oi the donned, Ind '
if water door not 11 you in twelve .
or iourtccn hours; on willporioh miI- '
orIbly. The in I can «and tho
but much longer without VIM. The
curtain In to iron IIniIli pebble in

bun-Wm
WVo womenoxmtno

umtborolll :
to bull I “about “1131111111 dim}
we Iotnp d” we must

1.1.1.1111“ Mikado!
.11 . ' 11m

 
 
 

 

 

otbook attached. worth 891:.

An entire stock of Lndch' Kid
Gloves tbiitwe have been selling
It 81 per pair. during this sale
at ' ’ ' “

at our store.

 

125 dozen Ill linen Fringed Doy~ 2,11"

m. mum afloat up 10.88.10. 111111.111“ size. .141:
minim d Mi . Sui.“ :niikfldli 10 pieces heavy TIble 11mm. ,'i'.2""10°
eI'In user. or 118 M ' Full size White Crochet QuilW
000000000000000000 .
. one no 0 no 000 cc 0 00 °"' ”5“” 9"“. i5- 13.11 11.111 11110.11”. '21- 1°
Iooooooooooooo. ‘0 down new about willow; 1,0110 111111111011 Fancv‘oiiun. r1111-
.Q........... made from line Hadron. tucked nei. W 53“
..QQ§QQQ.QQ. back and front. diode to sell at Skirt: .tnfloto
0900009” 11. All new; all .11... Tomor- 1.1111111. mm mm ' 11 _
......‘.‘ 5. trimmed. relum price “1 m .
60900 2 NW’ ‘ ° lied quntlty. 12.1111
o.‘ ‘2000 3'3"“ 111111 WM “MM Ladies Walking 3111111. regular.
. " colors—uplnka, blubl and lovelr- prices 15111112550. ' “-95
dais-the 8° mods. tomorrow. 11'/ac Ludieo' 111111111 Drawers. 111111 the
27 inch all wool Tilda“. 19c donut bit 'mulood. Worth‘Bilc and
contains ail! thC Block and coloredfill .Wool 111.1.- llic. 1m
HONEQTY 21011. 69c duality ‘2 .87I/ac as 1.11 wool Albums 11.1.1...
. . 390 pure silk .7838 ”ka 42c trimminggllotfipntin ribbon Ind
'11)" it; 1 A11 wool Altaiioér'au colors, 50c flue tucks. a}! 0010"- , +3
quauty. 35° Simpson's Dress styles. ppldtod or.
compoaition German Torchonc. regular values recto. similar to the rich satin .
7c and 10c 31: ioulards. very desirable. . Io
that 27 inch printed Dress Lawns. Ill
Pure Bllk Toilets Ribbon. pinks. new styles. 3%,
' ”We" ”“52 mm" 9"“ ““21 no Wi 110111 81111111., 2511 unl-
Character 120% 4% inches wide),:rcgular price 1’01”, n 2 q 191:
the 251:, excellent (or neckwoar. 11» 100 Leather Shopping 3.“, Peck.

10°

756

MORE OOMFORTAILI TO TELL

TRPTH.

"Don't." said Ethe sorrowrul

“With all emphasis i say ‘don't,’ mean-
ing don’t frame up any excuse to ex-
piain the alcoholic character of your
breath. . 1111191111

nit pay. . i had two or

three drinks before suing home the
other day. and Is I am ordinarily an
abstemious man i thought to disarm
criticism by mentioning incidentally
that i did?

.11 touch. of the 31111.11.

eryone idiom 111111. good for the grip.
Even my ville known. but 'whai. one
know about it and what i know about
it do not exactly coincide. no to weak.
ll lThro'
” ‘A lit o.’ i replied. not knowing
what else to any

“ ‘i' ll rub it with turpentine: she
said

“I protested. but sire insisted. Grip;
sh hold was an insidious thing. and to
on red prompt.

Se

trouble you? she asked.

 

 

'81 Corsets in odd makes and sizes.

2 Ladleo' Black Cotton p'l-fiose.

An 1111qu merchandiling event. A III. 21.1.1.1 Spring Dry 00611. 11111111 from the looms at a saving 110111 twenty-five to 2

a bargain it you can llnd your
91“. 5'1 '
Children’s Ribbed Underwear
odd sixes, at 1011. lormorly 25c.
Automatic 11111121111». 1102111 1211.:
pair. during thine-lo 111’

52:
in '

7c

the
101: quality, at

Ch'ildreuo Bloch rsmcklngs in
heavy ribbed "The Black Cat"
and "Mother's Friend." sizes 6.
6% and 7%, tornior price 251:.
this sale. .

Some iew silos yet 1111 in Men‘s
Collars, dilution. w'Irrantod, at 71:
Conn, 121/...

Men's Outing Flannel Shirts,
good styles, at 35c. worth 60c.

Boyc' 0.111111111111111. at 17c, worth 351:.

Boys' Flannelette Walsta. at 15c, worth
2511.

Boys' Knee Pants. 11.25:, worth 291:.

8c Porcelain Ton Cups and Sauc-
corn, 6: on.

181: Porcelain Vegetable Dishes, 11c

10 Porcelain Breakfast or Dinner
Plates,

15.:

61:

i can testify that the treatment 111 111111
lnat'Ince was energetic. Then she in-
slated upon doping me with somebody’ a
specific for the flip. and she kept that
up until i went to bed in seiideiense.
Even then she woke me up once to
give me another done. i rather think
she desires to teach me that honesty
in the best policy or was sincerely sor
ry tor mes—woman is‘always more or
less of a puzzle, you know—but you
may put it down as I cominty that 1’“
not take anotbendrink tor the; grip
Well, hardly. When I tip. up n'glnsp
again it will. be because i want the con-
tents. and i won't. care who knows it.

 

There are hats to suit all faces.
Some are far enough down to coat a
shadow over the eyes, others leave the
lace and part of the forehead free.
while still others have the appearance

 

odor. etio treatment. lieu

of just stepping'olf at the back of the
d. . .

 

cause-2.

--mour ’sStOre

 

~ '~2'”.iI‘-:‘
16° thwart 1011‘ Dishes...

 
 

forty per cent. In the 11111131 Ind bustle attending the work of, our store 11111111119111. pileI of merchandlae were Winn: ropghly him.
2 "51°11‘49““. many thing! 1111.11.11 or slightly coiled. When you come to viii't .11.: bright new store we want to thew you only the best
‘ at everything. Saturday morning every bit of rolled or mailed 11.11. will be. displayed handy for your choosing.
make I lively clearance. We am I twofold object in this bile—first to hurry out the lots not wound and .wwmywm new
fitm- You will be welcomed. equIliy on much even 111611311 you are not among the purchasers. Sale will condo

1'1'1 prim unit will noon

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“inertial-mm

"1'5“er

In
15c one-quart Pitchers. : be
291: Porcelain Covered sugar

Bowls, ' . ' loo

‘2 to Table Tumblers. 2' j linden.

191: Hand Dumbo, complete, 2 '100
8912- cix-qun'rth Gi‘o'biieg covered

Sauce Pans, ‘ 28¢

I

191: tour-quart Granite 11.11 Boxes, 81c

22c tournuart 11111111111 Pudding
Pans. . .

25c three-quart Dranite
puns,

141: large aide Granite Pie Pinon.
35c Blown Glass Pitchers.

290 Crocker Jars, cut glass pat-
tern,

Lemonade Sets, consisting of six

I“

Sauce-
15:

Do
25°

19°

Tumblers, Pitcher and Troy. 430
112 pee. Decorated ’Dinner 11.11,. 11.911
150 fivcpuart 'l‘in Baucopnnu. ' , 10c
290 one-gallon Glace Oil Cons, 18o
29c Gal iron Coal Rods, 120
981: Gal. iron Garbage Cons, ' 88o
25c 1441!. Dish Plus, 140
29c Gal. Chamber pails.“ 21.

8126 Copper Bottom Wash Boil

ore, No. 8 size. 2 Mo

001.988“? 89012 OM EARTH.

There are no poi‘nts‘ln Europe where
the cold records of America are eclips-
ed, but in Asia our lowest records are
thrown completely 'in the anode. Si-
beria has the coldest Weather-’2' wn
anywhere in the World. At orche-
Jannk, Siberia, 90. 4 degree. below are
was observed in JIiuln'r'y 1888, phlch
gets away below Iiiytbi' 1'qu knowp
in the world before or since. At that
point the average temperature tor
January is nearly 64 degrees below.
This town is eluted at dn'elevatton
of 330 feet above the level 0'! theses.
and during the entire winter the weath-
er ia nearly Ilways calm and clear.
Perhaps the majority or people sup-
pose that the coldest weather“ in the
world is at the north pole, but reliable
observations made by explorers dis-
prove this theory completely. ——Chlcago

 

Chronicle.

We are receiving mail and telephone orders from all parts of the town for the fine Bridgewnter

Fine Elgin Creamery Butter" 25c. and 27c. lb.
I‘ancy Fresh Countrv Eggs. 25c. dozen.

Pure Vermont Maple Syrup, 15c. Ind 25c. bottle
Try the Genuine Old Dutch Java and Arabian Mocha Coffee, (nothing like it in lowly) 3811.11).
Fancy Double Cream Cheese. 16c. lb. .
The Best Coffee at the popular price of 25c. per lb will be found here. Try it. ~ |

Fancy

Hills Creamery Butter. It received the' “highest score” over all others. of any butter in Connecti-
cut. 321:. lb. inprinto.‘39c. lb. in tubs, 31/. lbs. for 81.00. '

- z) _ i .1111

.

Apples. Crisp White Celery. Sweet Potatoes, Boston Head Lettuce, Parsnips, etc. '

Nothing' but 1111mm goods, and the lowest prices. You will make no mistake by ordering

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Anything you need in our line. Everything fresh, sweet, pure and wholesome.

6111.11.11111011. Ludlngilrocu. aawostlluhlnglonstmt

ERIN BRAND PIC
WRY CHOICE ’I‘O'IW

TELEPHONE CALL. 133-6.

SPECIALS

FOR r1111

LENTEN SEASON.

 

 

 
 

 

 

11.. month .11 on”, 1.1. m mum 1mm Faun: aurora, 13c, 11., -2 2."

"iii"l’rl'131' 1::in 11.921131 liii’; ‘ ‘ "‘ "' i 2

:olng A: 11 dog 11111. drape 1111;011- .1: 3 1111. 8111111911 Cod Fish. 151:. Klppcud Hot-11113.1“. an. :11de ‘3an 1,105:
8. 0|. W '0!

1131.. ”1.1713111," “‘11 11 a“ m 111. 1111 1mm. each 1, 51.011 1211.... CodfiIb. 1c. 111. 3,00,, “WWW,” 5 .' I“ a...

3.1973313311111131 1:"... .11 on... 8111qu Herring, each, W ‘;—;_nc. mDomuflth sill-11111.1, 5c. c111. scum nukmt' 2 '~ 11c. cm.

and 1111.11 “41011wa .12 , . -, ,1 v.» . "

“My, 1...... 2 2- ‘1’“ 3111111" 1111.112: as calm.

Dig“. FISH, oquIltothI but. ”Box;

5 CENTS CAN. ,

 

 

 

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