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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 9, 1901 · page 3

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the m tc‘theether
vIIi sets. we i dell the
hart Shirts. made at
lty muslin, deep
lid/rt Skirts; lull
”chem. cluster ottnc , a,
Short Skirts. cluster of tucks» 1‘
broidery finance. 3 3
Short Shirts, deep ilou ,.
with embroidery, extra all
muslin.

MId'e square neck. ma I
made of excellent cottonam '
9c , oamhrica, some he baa”
daln‘tlly trimmId wi lace o ,
cry, and Ill. yea, every In»
to power prIIeI then even this
Il'lIrd to Itier them It In‘y It

71m,1nftellfdronl‘1u§: ‘ A '
fire It ‘rl,’ sell is doubt! i it Chm” 1" 31 MW“ bestow-
i ,3nt 111,, ll“, cm 0, “amt,” 10 so a. m.. Ilium; sills Allelulls ’1

Forth, Buck: sole for soprano. Come "
”313$” puma, by the m It no ‘ Thou Fount. eMiliard: dusrtette

Memories of Galilee, Morison. 7: 80
tit‘sermon. Thrift;

. Eve in Gliding,
Holden; ‘ trio,“ oquartettc.

lib?
EAST' ”AMEN: his yNETHCNlBT EPIS-
canal Childish. East Nomelk. John .l.

e elusive fine thin I ' hairline Who
‘I ability to sell gal-m? . Ila .
_ . pensive sort at greater adv
van I to the

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,. . ”it I “ home-~-
1 Every nights we ll ‘thla
Nil Piil'vl'IVIVII is evidence of hat that.

Ladies Night Gowns. insertion and

tucked yoke, ruflie neck and

sleeves 49‘:-

Ladies Night Gowns, square neck ’
lace nud1nsertlon trimmed nook
and sleeves, .

Ladies' V and square neck Night
Gowns. trimmed with cluster of
tucks and embroidery“.

Ladies’ Night Gowns, square neck.

 

 
 
 

 

quartette, ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

90h '
out 6the oatsrrhai pol-on trout the eye
tern entirely and anyone can readily
that ll. salve or powde’ or inhaler

 
 
 

his ,
Methodist Church. tomorrow morning '
It ll: 80 o’.cio‘clr will be led by William
we on lip on

ly‘,.. ensures ~ (131.9%... chant»; No. 1 AI. K. It is

, ; 13,,me lining redeem and.

ANN}? B55!" “1' "J
Nagpur! Mrs. FrederiIlr Pal-Ions. It

2' 'm V. W“ m0 i
add Wilbur Swmw, oiI 1'35.
”Miwm- ‘ -; ._

-Uinbreilee. canes. O’Brieu' e.

" Mrsi‘il. L Merl-liven. 1a further réel-

. way and lexical not die-
‘ wit Wdellght at the attests. _,

 
 
 

Suite 0! brown or blue bumsspum

mm WW?“ Whitman“; Emilie: nos-t hill: to; ear
‘ P W' P! ’ V IL Iiley clears oil the mucous . 9‘ W ”'1‘ mm},
membrane of the nose and throat 0%: lay/theme "' 13 m.. ”“7 school,

.I , 8 p m.. JuniorLsa with“). blame)!
iiihdlviidhéf“ 'r' W .11 .1... .. ..

12‘ thmrlrebie success It the new, 1““ in “’1“ 0“ WW will” W"

 
 
 

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”jacket in Eton Ityle‘ with sea
sleeves. new turndowa caller and eat:
in lining}? Id skirt. lined with pet-
colioe.- Styli {PM good igniting.
At $159 . "
HIiidIom'e Ihevlot Iultsl

. Bible. Subject The 'lrii'tln psorihe trimmed with wide embroidery than this. .

catnrrh remedy. Stuarts Caturrii T“ Bible, illustrated wit millet and insertion. good quality mus‘ Ladlss’ Corset Covers in V I .
opticon views. ' ,I ha, 08c. ‘ g quality muslin, embro
CONGREGATIONAL. Ladles' Cambric Night Gowns, . and hemetitched yoke.i" ‘

SOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA' dainty trimmed with lace and Ladies’ French Corset Coven-

tionai, corner West street and West embroidery, hemstitched yoke, $149 round neck, trimmed with flit:-

islet: is because it drives out of t
, syItem through the natural channels.
' the actuarial poison. the germs ”It grip.

bronchitis and consumption and
oeulel‘ tile hawking. spitting and get-

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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. ‘ . _ m, 0019". El n sclit 1 ging, because the excessive secretion “Willa. RAV- Paul Mom Strayer. The plain. simplest sort: of shirts TOW edsinz.
WEATHER FORECAST' all. ‘lhdvxfnllligrgjsg‘r‘idzrv‘l812922319:qu gsont‘waistrline sift! geckestgsiflexigl: 3 "1359 health? (tom the “tiller ufie W'tor“,1)0-3° 11- m.. Dublll’c worship. are here, than by ea‘ey eteg‘ee they act Ladlss' FEM“ 00’5“ c0
-—_._ N9: Haven bands 0! satin; or“! Skll’t “1mm“! 0' sultry“ Caturrbal Tablets l sermon Y the pastor, Ell JBCt, And ,VIan to the fluffy. billowy lacmtrlm. trimmed With tWO VOW!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

£3010th for gallons? sold, vicinity:
n to

prevails to ‘l'no fight; fill fight
rain from nothe Mississippi valley east‘
ward to the coast. .‘ I. «..:

it Wile Night; Sunday school. in m. ,
vesper service, 4: 30 11.111 addresses
by G. H. Hurst and H.1l0lark, It
Yule College. SpeciaL music by
Jesse A. liopson' 3 string orchel‘ltra;
Christian Endeavor meeting, 5: 30 p.

Messrs. iiurst and Clark will

insertion and lace trimmed heels
and sleeves.
Ladlcs’ Corset Covers in line unlit
sock and cembrlc. trimmed 1
line quality of lace and embrol
el‘Y.

The remedy is in the form or large
20 grain lozenges. pleasant stud palat—
able composed only It wholesome enti-
sfiitl‘cg, and so safe to use that little
hldr'en use them with perfect safety
him benefit it the little one is fluttering
from colds. croup or cough from any 3‘”
canes ‘

Stuart's Onion): Tablets have been FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
on the market scarcely one year, yet George D Egbert, pastor ”3‘0““
they have met with slicn'popularlty service at haltfpsst ten. Preaching
and success that drugglste everywhere by "1" 933m“ '5‘”de school at 12
in the United States and Canada now noon, ChristianV Endeavor" may"
have them. in stock and report a con-“19°“?! “6.46. Subject. A Cast-
Itahtly increasing demand for them ““3" Evening ”m“ at “a“ ”a"

med garments which are very tri-
umphs of skirt architecture. all shorn
of even a responsible profit though,
just 'for this sale.

Long White Skirts. made of good
guailty cotton,11 embroidery 8
ounce. deep ru 9, 9 c. ’
Long \thite Skirts in extra quality 1:21;?” ;?:1°n,t,:::°($ee,f,'2::gf3,m
"2:3,?5ntrimgeguggh lace and sewing worry), sum them up. their. ‘
imig White Skirts 'wltil due in” with “m” offerings. V ‘
‘ ' p most favorably surprised at t N

tucked flounce of embroidery,
fine quality or cumbric, $1.93. ”3,233 ngmvefiisfizfiehgggfiggt

Long White Skirts with deep finance

in slime fashion: Icket lined with tut
lets sills: shirt with ‘DQMllindw ,.
These suits, like‘our more-ex-
pensive costumes, are made to fits
the average form and alterations
are not commonly necessary.
Whole they are needed. however.
no extra cherg'e' is made.

Second floor.

 

Anew bust of Benjamin Franklin
has been placed in the vestibule oi the
Frhuk'lin Ichool. repioclng the one '
broken last winter.

Constable Josegh J Goodwin expects
to be ca lied to hlcagl’r at any mom
out where his sister. Mrs. John Rich
ards. lies critically ill. ,
——Fresh eggs. 220 dos. F. D. L. Id; Co,
Charles H Clark, of Taylor avenue.
haI secured a position as represents-
Itlvs of the Standard Oil Company's
specialty department.

Mrs. David W. Raymond. of Crescent

 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

ii (thnlcer Thomas Hunt is on'tbe sick

I

.. ~FIt Mackerel, to es. Joselolt.
Mr. Price. of Stamford, was in Nor- ,

walk. yesterday. ’

. E. R. Sherwood shipped 6,000 earns.

tlops to New York this morbidl-

ifishtV Fish, Oysters .Inlltl ..Cl_ams.

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

New silk waists insist upon
some mention; they’ re so beauti-
ful one cannot resist

33 M Tacks both _ ,fi , , . . , seven. Seventh or the series of (lettuce. trimmed with fine tucks dl
Councilman A. J. Meeker is not well 23“”- Yentnggalhlmvtop. Mates" fine and large but mostly, flue, V mill “ggsgticsltalkfiitrom fiecullarltexts," wlth insertion and embroidery. $2. 49 ”mg: _D{.?Jl,eiil,2§,°§d“°m“m°“'l‘
and 'Icontem slatln stri asouth. ' more “5' e ”3“" “’9‘ “W combine with lienlstitchin and a ‘ " a ”’5'" d'w“ meet “5 °“ Th0 headins of this “Id-" plainly Ladies! Drawers. deep flounce with"
1111;; Florencia Donal“, of gnuthlflor. days of Mrs. Ids Keep it PROMPT ATTENTION Thursday “’8nt, at i 45 Subject states the taste concerning the depend. hemstltched tucks,

touch of gilt or silver to give :1

“Memories or Capernlum. "
new piquant charm.

A cemmittee oi the A. 0 H. and the TO ORDERS. BAPTIST

Ibllity If this bri ht fresh muslin un- Ladies Drawers su erior deli
Ladies’ Auxiliary will meet shortly to 9 ' o i’ i! t!

"31% ‘3 5991.141“ the day in New demo-r outilt, so we’ll devote theael muslin, embroidery ruiiie‘,‘ nltr~

 

decide what form their St. Petrlclls So many sorts at to it would be no SOUTH NORWAL’K 31" P T 1 3T columns to figures mostly. It you'll rill row tuck, trimmed,
Whey-I'm nail-us Big? 1...; . Day celebration will take. suiti- Itlodthe mist to single any one for figgfhlnnfi: m‘zrnfigli‘lllgglillgitnxfll
”mi “bombshell boldl- —-—Im eriiil Crown cl ars oiier er 0 a 9 men 011- , , , “‘ . .
gpaom othcer Thomas Lenka-13nd test sagisi'actlon to thessmoker. wlith At :6. radiant beauties. Pin~tusks be occupied by one of the Yale men "4 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn. . I

who represent the student movement .
in foreign missions. In the evening .
Minister Hubbard will preach by he-
qucst from the following subject:
An Examination of Christian

and dainty hemetitching ’elternate on
one which is finished with narrow out!
bishop sleeves. Another with wider
tucks and line hemstltchiug is finished
tvlth dingonll flags set‘ with white

out risk of harmful results.

Fr unit and Well Whitlock’, at Mount
Vernon. Were in Norwalk. yesterday.
looking over the possibility of ti min

is ;on duty- today (or Ollicer Thomas
Hunt. I

neurons arid Lyons. the Maui street
grocer-e. have pill-chilies a new‘ horse

 

 

 

PlllliBlNianillNNlNi,

.STEAM. AND GAS

and wagon, 1‘“ “l “I” and “l the WW“ “,3 silver but Science. The early morning prayer-
b.1959 a .9;- It mi“; 1, mammal“. Miss Coburn. of Cannon street. u an", Mayer cations and has the new FITTlNG. meeting will precede the morning
firstllie‘n aim breaks up hengip. r teach" in the Nil!“ 00W” 901”“ Wolsts at 88.75 in black and colors 1' mulching Babblce- The Bible sebum .

 

is quite Itch. Mill thie Pertrlcll,
of Croubury, is filling her place.

For the beueilt It the friends or Mrs.
Andrew R. Henderson The Sentinel
would state that she is not the Win-
nlpsuk represeptntlve or the paper.
The D. M. Res'd’ company. in their
sd., today. talks about white wslsts,

meets at noon. in the evening the ..
Congregational Society has request- ,
ed the attendance or the Baptist,
ghristian. Endeavorers at their meat-

FiRSS BAPTIST CHURCH REV. De- 5.
WittITalmage Van Doren pastor-d
Prayer service at 10 a. m.; sermon

I'e'ls It PliliI'ted’I and Beats re.

re. James Walsh, Jr.. of Norwalk,
w d has been seriously ill or grip, is
Wittering.
'1 William Gilmore, oi Redford place.
who has erIn very seriously ill is now
Ibis to lit up.

have white vests and collars. Around
the collar are scallops of gilt braid
while white Ind gilt inserting outlines
the vest. . .

And there are a score or more
of others Just as pretty.

Second floor.

ITAMFIII nausea

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Horacééh. Nash.

 

600d Values!

Forty-eight years ago yesterday Try Brazilian Balm go,— chapped nor of West street and Fairneid sve- ha'be sold as high as We” ads
roundzwils‘ihlolten tor the Merwlu nue. Rev. -R. F Humphries, reotor— ’
. guest shirttaotory. 21:132.?” oul‘fl'tzfifsflfi ”£11,“, ‘35:“,{2 . Holy Communion, s. so a. m.; Sun $2.50. $3.00 and 33.5 0. Excellent Value.

w'l‘he mfinite of York style. O'Briea’ s.
hell Hotchltiiis, oi! Aron

:3;th 3291.31.19: “tried for Flor: boys. it will w you to look it over "*4 W?" 9W“ ' 5.331,, mangle, 3633,13,”, gyms: SEMI- ANNUAL SALE ; '
hills; Cbsrlztte Crossman of South “5,1,: :8 0‘ Spring Lamb 12““ lb at THE ROWLAND ’ ‘ 1:123 3,?”de “$31,“, lecture ‘“ of Schoo' Suits
' z. . ursl ny n gt , prayer meet- ' ‘
$321.3? lag: recovered from an “My” film‘s: ”silica or putt-ago. DRY GOODS 00.. H OR 5 E S Clog at 7:45. 3 TROUSERS _ .-
‘ ass or o s sen egues 0 ss ALVARY BAPTI T CHURCH—R '
30690413 ”I Window Shades. 3“ FlomceIBrown. of the salt hound am. de'apott. Sunday, SChDOl. 3:30. Christian En. V Not Cheapo bUtLObPfiC

chlors, 19c. ea. Blardaln sale of Gloria
Umbrellas. worth 31.25.10r 59c. M.

Bi With

illlem BI. Wheeler. oi Water-
bury. is the guest of Charles B. Bailout
of Trinity p ace

r—Fresh egg-mile doe. F. D. L. 1 Co.

The Prayi'n Band of Cos Cob will be '

at the NorwI ethodlst Church Sun-
day lit the noon class.

Mrs. Peter Dusenbury, of New lia-
veil, is visiting her- iather, Daniel C
Nash, It NorthI Iona.

The South Norwalk Fire Police will
hold a socisble in Arlen Hall, Friday
night. the 29th. instant.

Brazilian Balm is harmless, perfect-
ly safe for the baby. This Balm III. a

__ . . an . , , .- 1

wide re station tor brenklnil up the , Pdrk Chops. 10c 1b.. at Haves's by mm, Accton Medical Co., N a w v o a K. ions; $332502: Magma? giggle;

map, if «ii at VPlsiste‘ds and Box- “w. A. BIil'edlct. of Norwalk, tells . ' : ' no 8'0“ Mrs Marlene , d Dueti tenor .

We. go In in his on. today something. what Mystic, Conn. ~' - - - . . . w... Miami.

gresiiinaii and Mrs. 'E. .1. Hill, of
illusion; D.‘ :.".C' have been stopping
at the Mahsckemo Hotel. .

PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR Tile.
with Devon's Gloss Carriage Paint,
really to'r use: in colors. Gives a
high gloss equal to new. Soul by
Comstock. Watkins & Dow. E E. Gor-
ham, J. T. Prowitt.

 

tenor. table linen. twillell and casu-
mers flannel: sud gloves for men and

lion. returned to her home. yesterday.
J. H. Norris writes from Waterbury
that he is having a very line time at
the Young Men's Christian lA-Isooln
this convention now being held in that
city. ‘

B'axter’ s and Plais'ted's.

Cockenoe Tribe. i. 0. R. M. comer

red the wall-rims; degree upon four

cpndldates, ,‘st evening The canal

dates were!" some Ballwits. Lyman
- ilkenson and Henry ill

 

The case It the Town of Norwalk,
ex rel. Charles Taker ‘vs. Constable .l.
J. Goodwin, et ah, will be tried betore
the Towu 'Court Monday morning, at
10 o 'clock.

tile new century hall promised in the
tailoring line t vvlll pay vein to read
it.

Continuing his talks on Christian
Discipleship and Church Aiiiilatlou.

tlon "Must i ‘Joip' the Church to be a
0hr sites?”

can be consulted in the parlors ot the
Mahaokemo Hotel. on Tuesday and

Mr. Humphries will speak on the nuev-

—-Dr. M. S. Rosdn, oeulist and wrist l

 

Aceton ls Hormléss.
The only safe and sure relef for
Headache and Neuralgie is in
Aceton.

It is put up in powder form, and
is more prompt in its action than
any other.
25c.-a box at Druggists, as sent

 

 
 
 

 
 

QUICK.

I Who’ ll do my papering in
‘ a hurry and do it right? :

Corner North Main

 

T0 swivel/salmon.

wu ,HAVE roast COMING or run
CAR-LOAD Vuvunv new oars.

 

M. TAR-Lav.

CONNECTICUT TURNPIKE,
South Norwalk.

Dhilu Freight “.Line

NO RWALK,
SOUTH NdORWALK

 

 

Propellers
CITY OF NORWALK.
VULCAN AND EAGLE.

Leave Norwaik 6 p. in. Leave South
Norwallt d p. or. Leave New York.
:Pier 23, East River, Beskman Street

p. m.

 

 

 

at 10:30 a. m., The Central Unity
at Life; Sunday school, 12 m.; B. Y.

llcayor. 6:30, led by W. H. Hillard. ‘
Preaching at 7:30, by Rev. Thomas
of Freehole. N. J. All are invited. .
Seats'are tree. '
EPISGOPAL. .

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. cor-

dsy school 9: 45 a. m.; Morning
Prayer and sermon. 11 a m . choral ..
service with Evening Prayer and
sermon. 7:51:10

GRACE CHURCH. REV. J. Mo CLURE
Bellows. rector—~Second Sunday in
Lent. Morning service, 10:30 a. m
Pl'ocessionnl 520, Litnny Hymn 79,
Hymn 310. Hymn 338 . Oitertory,’
Duett Crucifixion, W. Mallory, tenor.
and A. M. Mansfield. bass; Recession-
al 444. Evening service 4:15 p. m.
Processional 620, Hymn 442, Seven.

W. Mallory, bass. Mr. Mansfield, Bass I
Solo, Mr. Mansfield with chorus by
the choir. Vesper Hymn 635. Reces— ,
alone] 490

ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Vail
Zendt avenue, East Norwaik.J
Davis pastor—Preaching. 10' 00W a.
m.. that Rev, 1. 1-;6 Sunday school.
12 m.; Loyal Workers' meeting, I: to, .
p m.; evening sermon, 7 o'clock'
subject "Jesus Christ the Fulfiller

 

at
$1.85

All desirable goods that

as Washington St.

 

 

 

 

 

Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
Tel. call 133—12.

I Dal/Is 6’; Son,

Tailors. Clothiers. Hatters. Fumrlrhers.

CHILDREN’S '

$13.00

for any of our $4.50 and
5100 two- iece suits

South Nor‘wollr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I I I l I I I I I I I I .- IV I I I I I I I I I It,“
. . . r', .l .

AT THE

Central Food Go.’ 1 Store

Filth”. DEW“!!! the hall" 011 End 3 ' ‘ ' . . of Divine Prediction Seats tree.
D Y B M t g, 1%., :r‘ldadally 531; BnNzllfilnldltztv: . . 1 WI“. “EHIGH' DON’T LIE Goodlsinglng, ands cordial welcome , can be found 3” kmds of
., a m.. 8 . ‘ . . ~ . . . ‘ . to a .
0 011 ill ea assassin m.....m... ., ”NUS BROWN ‘ ’ ' genus Globelies.
.- The olbson; play will not he present ;, South. Main Street, a p. m. 100 last avenue. Mrs. AI ,‘ .
ed at the home of Mr. on Mrs. J. A'. , 1 A. Moody. First Reader. All arI .
~ ‘ » RICIMNBOE’. '3. was lit tiger. planned. Under ”50“" :$NWI‘N.P' Bicycle , welcomg, FTUItS! vegetables,
We can give you better at a lode:- 1.. . .

price than any market in The Nor-
walks.
Why? Because we buy and sell for

dronned eh
ThIre are many things concerning
3er under ear tor. ladies in the as.

 

The idea 0 “giving the play has been I

Res-2.5151111 Grove Place.

 

do

GRMAN IVANGELICAL.
GERMA EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Charles A. Brocklneier pastors—Sen
, vices every Sunday (litternoon at 3

Meals, Peultlu.
in fact e’berytbing in the Iatable line that

h It Jo it All slop In Company today. aggrikbglnmfile Swedish Congregib

0" ' Their ry goods store is at 111 Waahl . * .

or. buying for cash we are able to impqgitreet: . scorn noswgfilg 11vfl lSSiON~REG is needed for the table.
.le I discount which we give our cue-l ' ‘Grlir untiedt'e‘ ’nnd‘ substantial relief uisr '6"ch tomorrow atlern n in

“we", . in Brazilian Balm. Get it at Baxters 00 In our .

By selling for cash we save bed

or Plaintsd't. ,
The Rowland Dry Goods Company

 

the old Congregational Church chap-

el in North Me a street. Come and

 

 

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debts. Here are a few or our money has an 99.3191" "trial! at new Spring $21,? 113.1211'°§1,,111*1gg,§1b,:1 FlSh Depaltmenl
. ““5! WW" doitbmes' "Judit- mi diillilay They , WWW!“ WWW“ 4°“V°'°d to 3'“ Joseph Germans, or North Cos Cob:
Sperry trying: Barnes' s Roast Pork andh 7% every can? algae“ price. ltesd ' ' get the g Iggy? £33.53" 3: 3,1,11,31,1611dillodd.dlili%I Mr. 'Cpglgllenti?‘ -: we keep the best that money can buy.
8 ' 5b . VV t l I . .I an r“- I I a f ‘
‘illé'mcswl Fowls 1211 Ind tail nosey out No all. i. o. o. r‘tod In or «slimy in well as on Home illsionsry. will be rmbnb . IF YOU ARE NOT GENING SA
, ‘ a, “will hold We? in meeting on “'0‘!“ W ,,,,,,,°w ,.,. 'ghe he‘ll V1d,!!! Ihe originality? has: tilt, .. FACTION WHERE YOU ARE
. I ' ' m n l- , . - .V
‘ m‘bprlns Lamb 6 lbs- a'mslil 15%;? ”AVE: shild‘llé‘lel 9. V, ”V13 Whole wry ‘ :fifieg 7°“ “Mm“? W ”“3’ W“ argue ugeryllod: wvl'aloome. 3? . a. 4 ““pr .
Willi ” °" W“ In one le‘tfiF‘Wut ' V "‘ '

 

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‘AOVIRTISID torrent. '

Followup is I list or letters remalu- -»

the uncalled ator It the tollowlag‘pcao. \ . I

chines tor the week ending 11’th .‘
it

 
 

--Break up that cold. Use Bmllleu

Bella. it cures. That is I
minced Baxter's. 10. Ill.“ We. ow '

Small FreIh Home. 6ib average, lac
lb.
Chopped Steak, lie lb.

 
 

mvtuo togawooo e co.

successors to 'e'. Harris. Give us a trial. We know we can please you,

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

page,” Is small Sugar Cur- , “w. 1 r. . 1901:.
A “3211' ‘fih' V . ' ml't Damon? *' BNoival’l: W : g , > I , ‘ " ‘ " -‘ " ~ . . Jim. Jennie. V-Davls, .
‘ V1,; “'5, . .. an idiot! lanolin l 1' ._. .' . , . I: anally .

V “Annie not,Mslligun.
' ll... Hattie Mu'lvlhiu.
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. '8 Ir 1 ’ili ,

" ‘ Hookaflplli '

“Ii mm," “m“ Veal. Fruit William '1' Raymond of Raymond
Vegetables and I VtuliV line It Freeh‘ IBM?" collapsing. -
m sand .- “ ‘

., $1me 1,, $1an «tire. Jellies 1%;ng .
too urlng on ““19”“:

 
 
 
 

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