' 1: the summer- until
. egan discusL-iiug the
c cries made to the dct~
eople‘ occupying the
dome of the business world.
10 0M1! said that 1“ had always
opinion that ‘ here was a
. “Alli thpl closet of every man
. “‘ adopting the
to type no one- who
his list ,something that
be‘tt'er cenee'aled. As a result
the controversy. , Dr. Doyle
d, 1t was suggested that his
,ews as to family skeletons be
t othetéstii 111.; Lliucreiselecu.
an of their acquaintance
ell knew only as an upright
11 go 1111112111, whose word
‘Wns'pcflepte 11115 quickly as his
and who stood with the
t in every respect. We
telegram saying "All is
ed; flee at once" to this
12111 it. Heulisappcared the
_ day and heel never been hear Ll
ince, ,..
Baron Kan , of Tokio, who is
traveling thro gli Emope investi—
gating the different school sys—
tems, reports that in Japan Great
et’fOrts are being made to teach
the pupils of the public schools
the English language He says
that already the study of English
is 9.1111 obligatory subject' in the Jap-
ancse middle schools. to which
boys go at about the age of twelve
for a five—year course. During
' t entire period in these schools
at least One hour a day 15 devoted
0 English. He further said that
so far the methods of instruction
ye not been entirely satisfac-
1ry, and this was the reason for
5 making such a careful study of
e way English was taught in the
uphill; and universities of Eur-
Already Japan has adopted
y largely the system by which
‘ ”llSlIMPEOIIglII in India, and
’ al‘Oll TIi’l’ldh 1.5:. quoted as saying
rat the text books edited for 1151.
an. the lndian SLhools lune been
\ qttn‘d most apt in Japan.
"Ireland is the only portion of
QUmted‘lxmgdom in whiLh n
‘llgiou‘s 1: (lens is taken. ll1c
numerati‘on just LLnnpchcLl
that all religious denomina—u
music that country have declin—
d' 111 numbers dining 1111 last ten
3'13“”? With.“ the cm option of
. Methodists and qus The Car-h—
“lies have decicased (1. 7 per can.
' cent, and the Presbyterians. 3
eent., while the Methodists
1 increased by 10.4 per ‘ceut,
the Jews by no less than
1 per cent.
“m
a recent meeting of the
h Astronomical sociLty, M.
1arion submitted a scheme
arming the calendar. He ar!
hat the yLa should begin
cell 21;, flip; the prontlys
“ flafilefl alter the 1:11.11 «‘
:t'le,r1d that New Years
L1 in Iéa‘ "years the day af—
1.1113111 spit; (1.1173 {Le consider
Wet-IL, but should be
‘ he year being thus
1 ‘Llhys, the dates of the
the week would not alter
ear to. year, but would be
i Mylo. '- l
Lo‘ilpx
he a vaiiable term. its
rent administrative bodies.
e, has a population of 6, 578 784,
; 111.1111... Is
1750 inhabitants.
311011 will find here expert and ‘
refill déutpl work. 'l‘ble '
endurance and comely
once. Prices reasonable. ,
e Protestant Episcopalians 3 5 ‘
Jundanes being;r different for Llif—
Greatcr London," the (llsll‘ltt 1111—
r the metropolitan and city po—
cprding to the new census, an
case of.» 961.5112 since 1891. I In
nlpde‘ up by adding to
outlon 0f the adminisuative
u, y, seventeen populous sub—
, slwhich between them have ”1 ,—
. .cst COI'DOI‘I?
the wrist. Home”
exceedingly close
If rule’s feet are at all troublecnmo
she should not think of going all 1!
several pairs of
Ethan: have been laid away 111 her.
trunk Obanglng the shoes often 111'
Very little trouble and Is very restful»
to the feet.
M.
An effective summer gown ls made,
of a most dellcate puetel green cloth
mm the trout and lower part of the
sleeves of. hellotrope silk. The trim-
ming In Roman embroidery on a
ground of hellotrope. All of tho cklrt
' above the circular bounce Ie luld In
lengthwise tucks stitched.
Those who feel that no uklrt except
one of wool I11 appropriate to wear
with shirt waists have never worn one
of cool linen or whlte pique, clue they'd
bnulnh such a notion. Wlth two or
three of these inexpensive skirts and a
few white waletn one can appear at her
work clean and cool at all tlmee, and Is
there anything that appeals to one
more 011 these sweltering days than a
person who, Is neatly and simply dress-
ed, In white?
‘ m "
The sensory when cake and fruit and
cream are served so much In the tlme
to npproclnte a good sponge-cake re
clpe like this given In The. Women’s
Home Oompanlon: Ingredients: One
pound of granulated sugar, one-half
pound of sifted flour, ten eggs. one half
lemon—Juice and grated peel Beat
the yolks oflthe eggs and sugar toge-
ther until very light; udd the grated
peel 11nd juice of the lemon then the
whites of the eggs beaten to 11 slll‘l’
truth. and bent well uguln; lastly fold
In the flour lightly. wlth a few long
strokes or turh‘e of the spoon, nelther
boating nor stirring. Bake 111' a heavy
tln cake pan in a moderate oven, cove
erlng with paper. Just before putting
Into the oven nprlnkle with granulated
sugar to give u candled crust. Follow
directions carefully.
Fourth
TO DECIDE MOULDERS‘ WAGES.
Alternative Propositions Made to Em-
players.
CHICAGO. July 3~At a conference,
last night. between representatives of
the National Founders‘ Association and
the Iron Moulders‘ Union. the employ-
ers asked for time to consider the prop-
ositions. They were granted until
Wednesday. July 10, on which date
they promised to give a definite and tin—
al answer. The. conference then ad-
journed, and the 1.11tlonal officers WIII
leave for their: homes today.
'I‘wa propositibns are under cousldcr-
atlon, one for 11 straight mlnlmum
wage scale of $2.80 11 day, and the other
fora differentiated 10 cents 11 day be-
tween bomb and Item moulders. nick-
lug the minimum scale 32. 75 for bench
moulders. and $2. 85 for 11001 moulders.
The present senle Is $2.50 and $2.?!) a
day. and the men are desirous of wip—
Ing out the differential altogether and
placing both classes of workmen on 1111
9111111] footing. As the manufacturers
are opposed to that plan. the‘unlon of-
ficials mude the. alternative proposl-
tldns. President Martln It‘ox said that
after the conference lust night that If
the demands "linbmllle dare not grant-
tlie demands sulnnllted are not grunt-
TO LET SU CHIH CHIN REMAIN.
«In ,5
Action on the Recommendation of the
Collector at San Francisco.
, WASHINGTON. July 37—A (LOGO-word
report on the Sn Chih Ghln case was
'ecelved at too Treasury Department.
i his mornlng. from the Collector of the
Port of San Francisco. It has been
read by Commissioner of Immlgrntlou
Powderly. and referred to Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Taylor for
settlement. It wlll be recalled that
this Is the ease of the eduhated Chlna-
- man, who has come to this 0.011qu for
travel, and would be likely to suffer
decapitation If sent buck to Ghlnn The
recommendatlon of the San Fruncleco
ppthorlylep after u revI pf the case,
that be Allowed to End. foufibe ls
dull technically on shipbbprd‘“: "I‘hls
rcLommendutlon has been approved by
Commissioner Powderly. and was sue»
tulned by the Assistant Secretary thls
afternoon.
Assistant Secretary Taylor decided
tbla nftel noon to admit the Chlunmun.
MORE STEAMERS FOR MORGAN.
A Deal Said to Have Been Made wlth
the Northern Pacltlc Company.
SEATTLE, Wash. July 3——-The Post
lntelllgencer says that an lmportuut
change In the operation o. the steam-
ships of the Northern Pacific. Steamship
Company will probably take place dur-
Ing the next few days. George Dod-
well. head of the house of Dodwcll &
Co, which controls the Hun. has 111'-
1'lved 011 the Ground after u long play
New York, where It In stated on rclIn-a
ble authority that he has been I11 con-
ference with the. bunklug. house of J
Plerpont Morgan & 00. It Is under-
stood that negotlutlonn were complet-
ed whereby Morgen & Co. wlll acquire
the Northern Pnclflc Steamshlp Com-
pany‘s Oriental llne.
MOFFET‘I‘ RAILWAY COMPANY.
AUGUSTA Me" July 3~——Tho Mol‘fott
llullwny. layering Company. the Inrg-
Ion ever organized under
the genera ‘law of the tribute. filed Its
certlllcnto of Incorporatloh' at the office
of the secretary of atom today. The
amount of cupltul stock In $25,000,000.
half In preferred ‘uml hull In common
stuck. The company was orgnnlzed to
‘lnnnuufctnrc 11nd deal In bourlngs
railway care and other bourlrligc and 0
build and construct ruilrntfdi'l' mung
stock upon whlch such bearings are
pped C D. Booth, at Portland. In pren-
L ent.
SLEEPING CAR COMPANY SOLD.
, LONDON. July 3-A representutlvc
of the Associated Press beers that an
Amorlcun eyndlcute has purchased the
Compcgnle Internutlouule dos Wagons
1.1111. '(Inte'rnutlonul Bleeping Car Co.)
troni the Belgian Company. and that
t the 11111111111911 will be transferred to Chl-
In)!
11111113111 merlcens anally expect
11 Fourth of July. 98 or 100 degrees 1
he allude In a little too- much of 11
us. ‘aud It Is‘ believed that the
ob 1111111 heat of the last week. entice: '
t prevalle today, wlll seriously’
1 Interfere with many events that are or
hilly
1' Alison Certain it 1111111111 people gen-
orally m going to take the day much
more quletly than they otherwise
would. for such weather condone the
111111th order of the average citizen.
bud ninkeu hlm wont to do nothing so
much us keep cool. which Is somewhat
difficult If one Is golng to celebrate
very vigorously. Business. of course.
wlll be very generally suspended.
CORNELL CREWS IN ITHACA.
. I'I‘HAOA, N Y. July 3-~'l‘l1e vlctoil-
one Cornell crown together wltb
Couch Courtney, and M1. and Mrs
Freddie Couleon, nrrlved In the any
this afternoon. They were received
with one of the in output ovations ever
seen In Ithaca The men were carried
on the shoulders of the crowd to sev-
eral large tnllyhos. headed by the Ith-
ucu band and n urocecslon of students.
A parade was formed. At the Ithaca
hotel a banquet was held.
SEVENTH NATIONAL STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. July 3—11 meetlng of
the dlrectorc of the lulled Seventh
National Bank was held today The
bank's attorney, W. N. Cromwell sold
at the close of the meeting that no
statement would be given out as to
the nature of the business transacted.
Nothing dellultc could be done untIl
the report of the examiner was 1ecelv-
ed. which would probably not be for a
week yet.
PROVIDENCE TEAM DEFEATED.
WORCESTER. Manet, .Iuly 3—After
seven straight defeats, Worcester
broke Into a victory over Providence
today. Mngee was batted hard I11 two
Innings. 'I‘bo vlultors played loosely
III the Ilcld. Running catches by
Hickert and Stafford were features.
GEN. WOOD WANTED IN WASHING-
TON.
WASII'IINIITON. July tl—JI‘he secre-
tory of war Issued on order to lien.
Wood, governor general of Cuba. 1111‘
thorlzlug him to come. to Wushlngton
nt hIs own convenience for consulta-
tion wIth.tl1e secretary of war upon
Cuban affairs.
OPIUM IMPORTATIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 30~(‘ustomn
Collector Stralton reports that the to.
lnl lmportutions to Sun It‘runclsco L11
oplum prepared for smoking aggregat-
ed 1.804.648 pounds from January I.
ISSO. to June 30, 1901. The govern-
ment collected $13,801,180 duly on tl1|s
opium.
CROPS DAMAGED IN SUFFIELD.
SUFFIELD. July ii-—(‘.L1115ld131'11blo
Llumnge was done to tobacco crops by
lust night's heavy shower. (Inc fluid
of six and a hull ucrou covered with
cloth suffered severely. A burn nearby
was struck by lightning.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH MACHINISTS
DROPPED
L‘llNlINNA'.l‘I July :I All nogoliu
lions lewuvn Ibo 1nunufnctu1'ors and
the striking machinists were dropped
lust night. The representatives OI
both sldcs linvo held several confer-
enccn during the past two days, but
were unable lo reach 11 enlisfuctory
ngl'eemeut.
LEIPZIGER BANK ATTACHED.
NEW YORK. July 3*".llll‘llll‘t’ lr‘ltz-
gerald. of the Supreme. (‘onrl today
granted on nttnchmmit for $I2,IIII9
against the lmlpzlger Bank of Leip-
zig. Germnny. In favor of Schlll nnd
Bodcnhclm. Importers, of this ciLy,
and Chcnmltz,.Germany. for money
deposited between June I and 3. 1901.
FIRECRACKER ACCIDENTS.
Among the first of the accidents for
the untlonnl holldny are two caused
by bluuk curtrldgc wads. 0110 put 11
linger on Sum Bounor's left hand out
of commlsslon and the other went Into
Willle Derringer's right hand.
BROTHER 0F MAYOR JOHNSON
DEAD.
NEW YORK. .llily 3~~>Albert L.
Johnson. of Cleveland, brother of May-
or T0111 1.. Johnson, (lied lost night at
Port Hnmlltou. Brooklyn.
SHAMROCK I. WINS.
ROTIIESAY, July .‘I—-At the llulsh of
the actual rut-lug today. the Shamrock
I. led by a minute and n hull.
AMERICANS BEATEN.
LONDON, July 3——In the doubles
championship, the Dolim'ty Brothers
beat Davis and Ward, the Amorlcan
players. by 4-6, 6-2. 6-3. 9-7.
FIRE IN ARIZONA.
GLOBE, Arlr... July 3~—ll‘ourteen
bulldlngs were burned here yesterday.
Lose about $80,000.
*—
Somebody who wanted to be smart.
and LIILI not hesitate at belng offen-
sive, once wrote that an old maid and
an old almanac were about of equal
unclensucun. Muny tlmen old molds,
uncalled, have shown that the state-
ment was Injustlce to the “molds,"
and up a recent unctlon sale In Boston
the 0 LI almanac ,wue viudlcnted. An
"Alm’unuck for the. your 1667,” was
nblll for $155. This nlmunuc was In
remurknbly good coudltlon' and con-
sletcd of sixteen unpuged pages.
printed by Samuel Green. In Cum-
brldgo. It with complled by Samuel
Brukonbury Phllomutb, about whOm
the pngen of lilstory are about While
It ‘Wuu not the IIret‘1'nln1anuc printed
In thIn country. It won one of the
earliest and had an uddItlonul Inter-
net from the met that. It bore vnrlouc
nnnotatlous In theU hundwrltlng of
rJu'ngc Samuel Sewull,‘ one of them
saying that “In the your 1680 there
come to Virginia, Incognito, Baron
Culpopper, from Boston." It appears
ti‘mn this that Lord Oulpeppor, who
hull been appointed colonlul governor
for Ilfc, went to Vlrglnla by way of
Boston. travellng lnéognlto. Green;
who prlnted thls nlmnnuc, was the
successor of Matthew Day. the 11011 of
Stephen. who prlntcd the first alman-
ac leaned In this country. Only one
other copy of thlu Ineue Is In this
Given away at
Bullley LI Mann's Bicycle Store,
62 South Main up, 611th Norwalk, Ct.
three kinds of 'I‘rade Marks
, The _
must be presented for rocker.
All lint-clan stereo sell the Ozone
goods.
South Norrall T111100.
"-'-'v
South Norwalk, 011111.,
June 28, 1901.
The lruslccs llllVVl: orLlcl'L'Ll that
th interest to be credited lo the
depositors 1n lheS Savings Depart-
mcul July ISL. llllll shall be :II
the rule of four (4) per cent. per
11111111111.
H 1 AR l . liS l".. l“l-(V’)Y'l‘.
'l‘rcasurcr.
Business hours, 9 to 12 a. m.. and I
to 3 p. m., and also 6 to 8 p. m., Satur
day evenlnns.
“82d SEMI- ANNUAL DIVIDEND
of the
SOUTH NORWALR SAVINGS BANK.
HI 1an Bunk Isulldlug,
onth Norwalk, (301111.,
June 10. 11ml.
'l‘hc llounl ol' Manny-11's hum this
day declared a LIIviLIanI lo depositors.
of Interest at the rate of three and
onchulf 13%) perpent. per annum for
the six months culling June 30, 1001.
payable on and after July 10, I901.
Interest not 0me will be Lyelllted
to accounts and draw Interest from
..1nlyl 190l.
(IRORGII. F. IIICAIIVSE,
III 3 w Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
’l‘bc Norwulk Savlngu Soclely,
N0rwull1..lunc 10. I901.
Internet at the rate of three and one
half per cent. per annum for the cur-
rent slx months, will be credited to
depositors July 1, 1901. and paid to
them on and after July 10.
Per order of l.)l1'u1ctoru.
(I. E. MILLER. Treus.
I21} 2w
“ II snrcn IN TIME '1
Saves many 11 dlme I11 wutcli care. The
proper and timely application of one
single drop of oil will 11le five years to
the life. of your wutch. Luck of It
when needed wlth noon regulate It to
the rnnks of tlmeloss timers. You may
abuse muny nulmute 11nd Innnlmnte
things. but abuse your watch after It
strikes for loss Ilnw or better care and
It wlll "get. ovon' by quletly qulttlng
work at some Important epoch of your
buelncne llfewlusb when you need
tlmely help. We diagnose. all watch
ullmcute and know what to do after
Lllngnosln. TImer bure——tlmely watch.
HOMERr 8. HOW”.
Graduate Optlclnn.
Room 9. United Bank Bulldlng.
Ofllce hourn. 8 to “:45. 12:45 to 15:30.
Saturday evenings, 'l to 9.
Taylor 81 Gelden,
115.11. mm [IND
msuluncz.
LINCOLN srortillba wmenodyfi.
74 Washlii‘afan smut.
GOUTH NORWALK. CONN 1
[In you WVOII Insured ‘
against loss by fire I
- JACOB In. LA rrolv.
No. 5 Railroad Place.
South Narwallr.
mmuooounmo
BOER INVADERS FORAGING.
CAPE TOWN. July Bu-ll‘lie Beer In
vndo‘rc of Cape Colony, utter paaalng
between Yollo‘wwoods and Fort Benn-
fort: BelmthlIh One commando pro-
ceeded to Blinkwuter, where It looted
the Winterberg hotel. It Is now hov-
country, 11111] that. hi1 In the Ilbrary or
the! Amour... Antlcnerlau soclety ,9:
Worcectcr'. " .nnl,
crlng about the MI: plty of Post Roller.
if.) for his own I
7: cularly gractclgl
F THE PROBIEM.
"V‘e solved the servant girl pro-
. 111.11.11.11. our household “ remarked a
lady the other day during a lull In her
courar‘sutlcn with an occasional culler.
As a. rule, a. men tights shy of com
vereatlonnl Icedc In thle dlroctlon. and
with prudence. But, having reasons
the occaslcnal caller
at once asked ‘lHow?" "By adoptlng
the no breakfast plan.” was the nu-
nwer. “Slnce we ve abollehed the
tradltlonal three meals a day In our
house In favor of the two- meal plan
the servants bu‘ve such on easy time
that they are really anxlous to stay
with us. They bare to get breakfast
, now only for tl1emuelvee.nnd It IlghL-
one the WOIk no that they dont grum
lilo even when we have gueete for
dlunei. And all the rust of 1111 are so
much benithler and happier without
Ollll‘ breakfast. you kuow.’ ‘Mlldlllo Jour-
no
STIFF STORY BEATEN.
“Talking about extract dlnnry
thlugs. " said one II1 at close passenger
to another 011 an Atlantic llnor, ’ I
once swallowed the mutants of elgh
teen eggs at a ulttlng. That tukeu
some bunting. "
“Whlch I can glve It." returned the
other. “On one occnelon. let me tell
you, I got outside the Inner meaulng
of no less than twenty tom eggs, sir;
think of that! "
“Ah! I knew—«I had as art of pre-
sentlment that you would beat me II' I
told my tale first. But are you sum
of those twenty- four eggs. " I may not
have heard you qulte dlstlnctly. It’ s 11
lot, you know. "
“Y;e1a and I did It fairly and squur-e
ly. Twenty- four liens' eggs at 1). sin-
gle slltlng.‘
"Oh, I see." said the man who had
spoken first, and he sold It I11 the
manner of one who has solved 1111 I11-
L-L‘imprchenelblllty; “chn' eggs! I
thought you mount oelrlL-bos' eggs, the
Home as the elgllteen I swullowed!’
ONL-Y FOOLING.
llnmphul BIII~—~Whut was nll thnl
elicitemont down th' street 11 mlnlt ago,
I. go?
Urlpple (‘rick Liuewllh.
what we s'poucd was lr’Izcn Pete tryln'
to commit unsunsldo. We all rushed up
to stop hlm. but lll' blamed fool was
jcs' drlnklu' lickcr out of 11 glass six-
shooter 1111 outside of beln' purty bad-
ly shot won 11 npi'y 11 dead mun 111-1
desiring to be partl-
tbnt was 1
And Timely Suggeetion
For the Fourrt
And later in July.
Summer vacation time Is hero, and whether you go away or stay in bottle
you wIIl want somelhlng for this real hot weather. Some remarkably ‘pw
priced Merchandlee Is selected. as a re minder that we mean to keep "lip; V
mar business booming. Open thle eve nlng. Cloned all day tomorrow,
W 2 , .1 ‘
LADIES’ SKIRTS. 1
Oxloul (hey Walking Skirts. 111.1 do with pointed graduated 1101111011.,
elghteen rows of stltchlng, the most .1 pproved style, value $0.501MJ .
WASH SKIRTS. ' ‘ -
Over one thousand Wash Sklrte, all the newest In plain Duck, plain P V
K., plaln Llnen. also dotted, embroldered and lace and build trimmedl.nn
Immense variety. Prlces 981: to $6. 50. Exceptionally desirable and prides.“
much under regular vulue.
SHIRT WAISTS. ‘ /_
The display of Wash Wulste just now Is by 11 big odds the grandeetyo
far this season. Nearly 200 dozen Walute, Including every approved; style lit“-
prlcc range from 501: to $4.00. Tompt Ing styles In White and Colors 1111 986.“ .
Ladies drop 1111101. Polka Dot Hose, black and whlte 25c; worth 301:. ,‘
Fine Llslo drop stitch Hose 19c; worth 251:. V‘
Children a Fine l.l15le,trlple knee horse. at 12721:; worth 19c.
Fancy and plain Neck Ribbons, in exquisite designs, 150, 25c and 3?:
per you]. I
Ladlen l’ui 111-10l51 In black and funcy.l’l.1iu while, one ruffle, at 31,26. «
I.udles Flue Jersey Ribbed Vests. IO and 12I/2c. . 1 1,
I .111!le I. lulu Glows at 501:; all our 751' quality. ‘ ‘
BATHIN G SUITS.
Now In the tlme. and the Boston Store is the place. to make ydur delec-
We moullon but one ol’ Inc In any: ‘
lion.
. Ladies lll'illluulino Hathlng Suits, made mm deep sailor collar. and r63-
Inlnr value, $3.75; 32198.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
Why worry and work maklng your Cieam. The 20th Century Freezer ,
lmakes the best of Cream with but the least labor. All sizes here. Also
you 0 111111th Bee' , any 0111151 well KIIOWII make. . p .
Call-Ell-Z. ‘ ‘
Seymour’sStor
Undoubtedly the Best Plac
Fourth
e to purchase your
a! July “Ammunition”
We have over fifty varieties of Crackers—the kind that will not burn your fingers. but very
dainty for the picnic or lunch basket.
Our stock of ready to eat g
most anything you wish ready to
Get in your orders early for Fancy Home Raised Peas. Beets,
Beans, Berries, etc. Our stock wi
for same quality of goods.
You should call in and see them.
roceries consist of everything on the market. and you can have ale
r the table without the trouble of cooking this hot weather.. ‘
Cucumbers, Lettuce, Wax
ll be the very best and we guarantee that our prices are the lowest '
Direct from the smoke house—the Ferris Hams. Beef Boneless Bacon and Tongues.
Fine large Watermelons. O
spoonful to a glass of ice water m
Arathusa Water. etc” etc.
ranges, Lemons, Lime Juice. Fruit Syrups in all flavors. (a table—
akes a delicious drink) Root Beer, Sarsaparilla. Ginger Ale, Vichy,
You will make no mistake by trading at the big store, where everything is fresh, sweet. clean,
and wholesome.
I. E. SEYMOUR, leading [111111, 33 West Washington 811111.
Barrel of Flour Free.
For a limited time
Swift’ 5 Pride Soap.
we Will have in our window an exhibililionof
Swifts Wool SOap. and Swift’s Washing
Powder.
Every purchaser of 25 cents worth of these excellent Soaps will be entitled to a guess on the
number of beans in the glass jar
which is also on exhibition in the same window.
To the person guessing nearest the number of beans in the jar, we will give free of all cost a full
barrel of our Best Flour.
Everybodyhas an equal ch
While you are here, see th
and Coffees.
ance; so come and try your luck.
1: beautiful presents we are giving away free with our best Teas
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EXTRA LOW PRICE SPECIAL SALE
NEW ROSE POTATOES, EXTRA LARGE, . .‘ ‘ . aoc. PER PEOK; 75‘:- PER BUS.
OUR FAMOUS EIGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. NONE BETTER, . . 219.13,.
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR,. . . _ . PER BAG 55c.; PER BBL. $4.412. ‘
PURE FRUIT JAM IN ONE POUND GRASS JARS, V . . . . . 3 for asc.
FULL QUART JARS JELLY, ASSORTED ELAVORS, . . . 1. 9c.
3 cans Ma nolia Milk for use. 2 pkg‘s. Grew Nuts. 25c. 3 lbs. Laundry Starch, 10c. >
Assorted WPS' c‘ 15 Cakes Lion Soap, 25c. 2 pkgs. Gold Dust, 71:. ,thi
Blue Label Catsup.
3 cans Sugar Corn,
10c.
20c. :1 Cakes Chic Soap,
age. 7 Cakes Babbitts’ Soap, 251:.
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA OR COFFEE A CAKE OF WHITE ROSE
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