A VARY :4. 1902.
To Almanac for Tomorrow.
Rim rises 7:17; Reta 4:47.
Wilde 2:804. up; 2:48 p. m.
alum «Mindful; for
would In «donned to The
‘ Pomona! lotto" not dulno.
\ on of the races on the street
M In Savannah has been agreed upon
,, Common Council. Separate cars
on ct to bis-provided, but conductors
my bu required to assign the whites
liltiuthc blacks to separate seats "as
. . farm practicable.” and it is made the
“radial duty of the polico to observe
whother the rule is followed.
' 'lingland continues to ship horses
drop: Cnnndo IOVSOuth Africa. Last
week nearly one thousand were sent
down from Montreal. making 5.148 an- '
finals shipped from that. port alone this ‘
It is further stated that if the ‘
country had not already been pretty.
‘ wolf cleared of desirable stock, the.
‘ government would have taken two or’
IVORY.
three times as many horses,
Among the late president's papcrs.
now In‘ the hands of Secretary Cortcl-
you. are five thousand requests for Mr.
McKinley's autograph. It had been his
cuotom to devote spare moments to thc
gratification of these demands in so far
as he could, but during a few months
absence or through a period when the
president would be busily occupied with
audits of state. these letters asking for
autographs would pile up. The five
thousand referred to accumulated dur-
lns the summer vacation season.
President Roosevelt wrote under date
of June 19, 1901‘. to it gcntlemun in At—
Innta, 6a.: "1 am extremely proud of
the fact that one Of my uncles was an
admiral in the Confederate navy, and
that another fired the last guns tired
aboard the Alabama. i think the limo
- has now come when we can all of us
be proud of the valor shown on both
sides in the CW“ War. in my regiment
i had more men whose fathers fought
in the Confederacy than I had men
whose fathers fought for the l'nlon."
The most hoalthful place ill the
United States. as determincd by tho
Marine Hospital Service from rcports
. of 1.190 cities and towns having it pop-
ulation of 1,000 or mom is Marion. in.
it had but six deaths ill 1000. though
the. population is 4.100. matting thc
death rate about 1.46 per one thous-
and. The average death rate of all the
.. cities and towns was about 17.47.
\North Dakota has the best rccord of
any stoic tho tic-nth rate there inst
your being 6.95 per one ilousund DODll~
lotion.
l have just discovervd that ill sonic
way the swoetening was lcfl out of
thnt oat. meal bread recipe which was
printed a week ago. The. half cup of
molasses that should be added is what
makes it good.
[saw a strcct costume a day or two
ago that just pleased mc. it was ll
beautiful plocc of blue bmml cloth
with vest and trimmings of Pcrsiau
lamb. Tho hat worn with it was u
toque—n close. snug shape with a
scarf of pretty grecn silk about the
crown tied at the back in a sailor knot
that lay ill a deprcsslon of die brim
made. on purpo:c to mcclvc it. Thssc
lends wcrc not long as sumo arc,
scarcely touching thc hair, and hclped
to carry out the trim :lpprarance of
7" , an outfit which was to mc exceedingly
‘ - ttif‘active. _
There‘s a pretty fashion of letting
insertions of the handsomc sill; filct
alien lnho cloth. not as running hands
. necessarily hut in blocks. One. a hand-
some ivory-white canvas. has such in-
sertions of a creamy silk dict let into
' both bodice and shirt. tllc lining being
whim taffeta. With .nls sown is worn
' ‘I m felt hat with sew- : white
; My mull all of chiffon.
, ”film‘s an lion in Vogue you will b?
_, Wind in if you are in mourning
' and fund of prctly house gowns: Plain
thoi'ivorllo for those in mourning
trimmed with plisoos of not. flouncc
Width. they make the loveliest of home
”I! for evening war. On the cor-
' tulle is mingled with the not.
I. not. and moumllnc dc sole
‘ itill'lonrccct mr In deepest mourn-
flloovoa . upper bodice- am
, ‘ ’ t~ which tattoo away
, “In oppmoivr hlackneas.
black
clover sum. m or pale law.
This claim not to m a black
skirt to no be quite out or the
Miss Sophie
i
Bonllam, Vice-president
Chicago Pros and Cons Club, Tells How
lSIle Escaped zl Fearful Operation for
an ill i i
Cue L03
Bridgeport llulilnw Men‘s lis-
”sllliliillll Will Illlplllillli Point
I]. 8. Thorpe, [II Flillitld. Illn-
noi lielolcl throats
BRIDGEPORT. January 14——'l‘he
Bridgeport Business Men's Association,
by a decision of Judge Ralph Wheeler.
wins the first point in the suit for 353.-
000 damages, by I). Sherwood Thorpe,
of Falrflcld, against President H. H.
’ that-fin ac. dot
. list from which the
flats or he
‘ court could infer
its distribution would pravont the
plaintiff from obtaining credit. or des- l
troy his good name or force him to pay 1
an unjust demand. - l
~ Judge Wheeler also sustains the tic-l
murer to the complaint as a whole. fori
the reason stated ill the first ground of
the demurrer, which says: "A conspir—
acy cannot be made a subject of a civ—
il action unless something is done
i
give a cause of action agains either of l '
which without the conspirac
those defendants." ’
All other demurrera and grounds of l
demurrer made by the defendant are:
overruled an insufficient. '
YOU NEED WARM UNDERWEAR FOR OOLD WEATHER. ODLD
The. Health Brand food products are ‘ DAVE WILL LAsT FOR THREE MONTHs YET. WE HAVE THE WARM.
hecomlnx very popular in "l‘he Nor-iEsT KINDa or UNDERWEAR AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIcEs. . IT
walks. The children are null collect. _ *
In: labels. . WILL PAY you To auv FOR ANOTHER REAEON AT THE PRIcEa WE
QUOTE Now. THIs TIME or YEAR WE FORGET PROFIT AND can
I l . ,
Tonlng Yet .To sELL GOODS. WE HAVE TAKEN OUR ENTIRE LINE FOR MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND MARKED THEM 1-3 LESS THAN FORM-
rclosiug of all open deals with George
lVVoml) 'I‘rouble, by Taking Lydia E.‘
I Pinkh
am's Vegetable Compound.
“DEAR Mus. I’lNKIl.\M:-i feel that words are but feeble to
express a Ilcllrt's gratitudc, wilcn filcrc is so much to be thankful for
as I have. I uuffcrccl with womb trouble for five ycms, and our
flunlly physician Sillll .Ill (ulcrutioll "was licoricd: but I dreaded it, and
day I decided to give it atrial first. To my grout joy I follndthat after
four Inonlhs' trczllmcnt i was strong: and \chI ; chpcricnccri no pain or
i shall
always Illcss lllc tiny I started to 1:.Icc your medicine; it prorctl my
grcnfcst punk" .lilss Sorulr. lluxllml. 281 Oak St, Chicago. lll.
#5000 FOR I-‘l-II'I‘ II“ THE A “03" 1'} LETTER IS NOT (ii‘lNl'lNE.
\I'Ilcll \mlllcll :ll‘c troulllcll‘wilh Il‘l‘t‘gllltii'. {\‘UIIIII‘l‘HNI'll or painful
llltHlSli‘IliiIlilll. uczlkllcss, lt‘iitilIl’f‘llimbllb‘llltlt't'lill‘lll llrull-crnlloll of thc.
\VlIlllll. lllill lwul'lllg-Ilou-ll fcclIllg.illl.:llllluullun of tho (Will'lt‘fi,lIlIl'kliifhf‘,
blunting up} Ililflllt'lllk“). grill-rill Ilclulitv. Indigestion. tllltl liI'l‘l'tlllii pros.
lllltlon. or urc lam-l \\ Itll sun Il svlnptmns :IN‘ lll'l.7.llll‘.\'.\. luminous. lusslllldc,
t‘xcltulllllty. lljl‘llullillly. Ill-ryousucss. slccplcssllcss, lIll-Illllcllniy. “nil.
gone." tlilfl “\l'illli—lU-luhlt'i‘l-illtiiltf' fochugs, IIIul-s. and Ilup-icssllcss,
they should l‘t‘lllt‘llllll‘l‘ lllrrc l< (Inc tl'lcd iillil Il'llt' Irmcdy. Lydia ll.
Pillkllnlll‘s \‘cgcfulllc Compound ut l'lllf't’ rcznoycl-I Slit‘ll troubles.
I'lofusc to buy any otlicr illl‘tllt‘lllt‘, for you new tllc lwsl.
Mrs. l'illkllulu invitcn all sick womcn to writc llcr for advice.
She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mala.
trouble, and tho Cmnpuullll built up my t‘lllll‘L’ system.
reading of Lydia E. l’lllklllllll‘s chciublo Compound one .
Thi- Ilgnature in on every box of the genuine
6 % Laxative Bromofluinme mm
Wthonmody that nan-eon Inc-c W
PHILLIPS'V DEALB CLOSED. GOVERNOR STONE'8 MESSAGE.
TheFamouo Corn King Again in Fin. Abstract of Document Presented to
social Straits. New Jersey Legislator: Today.
CHICAGO. January li—A mm“. TRENTON. N. .I.. January H——In his
was posted at the opening of the annual nlossagc to the Icglsinturc to-
Board of Trade today" calling for thc
on tho urgcnt Ilccd of lcgislatlvc ac-
dny Governor Voorhecs lays stress on ‘
‘gJackson, and more than a score of
§ other members. to recover 35,000 dam-
l’agcs for placing ills name upon a
. blacklist. injuring his credit and char-
acter. .Iudgc Wheel-3r has sustained
l the demurrer of the defendants. argued
lsovcl'ol weeks ago, by Attorney J. L.
litarhour. of Hartford. who Is counsel
i for the state association. and Attorney
Davenport. representing Mr. Thorpe.
Judge Wheeler suatalns the para.
igraphs In the demurrer which state
‘that it does not appear that the list
.was of such nature as to represent to
ircadcrrl that the plaintiff did not pay
gbills lawfully contracted. that It docs
not appear that the list Is of a nature
Ito prevent the plaintiff from obtaining
credit or is of a nature to destroy his
lcredlt and good name. and also that
Squandeling
Often. very often those who toil
hardest. squander most. A disregard
INGS Ia often responsible for their un-
happy condition.
dollar starts on llf'COllllI.
i ENTERTAINMENTE.
i . _ . .L.... . . .L» . .
. The Campbells are Comln', Hurrah:
Hurrah'.
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. 14,
The Kitties.
‘ 48th Highlanders, Canada’s Crack Mil-
itary Band.
40 Musicians. 16 Vocal Choir. 0 High-
land Dancers. 2 Bagpipers. i Brit-
ish Military Iiuglcrs, 1 (Hunt
Drum Major.
Appcurlnlz ill full Kilt ltcgimclltnls.
By authority of His Majesty's Gov-
crnmcnt in (‘annda and by special pcr,
mission of (.‘OI. niacdonald and officers
commanding thc Celebrated iblh High-
.nndcrs' Ilcginlcnt.
Has crcatcd n furorc of enthusiasm
in 200 Amcrican cities.
Prices. :35. 50, 73w. and $1.00.
The South Norwalk
Savings Bank,
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
of the Importance of SMALL SAV-
Thosc who ncvor made an effort to)
save their mouc‘y are invited to comc
and. see what we can do for them. Our: '
Open daily 9:00 to 12:00: l:00 to
3:00. Saturday evcnlng. 0:00 to 8:00.
South Norualit. t},,lllll.,
l")cccllll.lcr zillll, 190l.
tllc illlt‘l't’SI In llt' t‘f‘t’lllit‘il in the
depositors In tllc Saying-s llcparb
Illcllt. jllllllm'y Ital. 1902. shall he
at Illl: ratc of four (4! pcr ccnf. pcr
allilllill.
South llorllall Trust Go.
The trusts-cs have onion-(I tIlzlt
ERLY. SUCH REDUCTIONB SEEM FOOLICH. PEOPLE WILL BAY
THEY CAN'T AFFORD TO DO BUSINESS THAT WAY, ETC. WE ALL
MAKE MISTAKES AT SOME TIME. WE MADE THE MIBTAKE OF BUY-
ING LARGE TOO LATE. 80 MUST MAKE PRICES THAT WILL
j BRING OUR STOCK 10 NORMAL CONDITION. PRICE.» TALK PLAIN,
AND HERE'S WHERE OUR PLAIN TALK COMES IN:
I
MEN‘S WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERs, VALUE $1.00 AND $1.25; To.
MORROW, AT 79c.
MEN'S HEAVY AUSTRALIAN ALL WOOL sHIRTs AND DRAWERs,
WORTH $1.50 AND $1.75. AT 31.00.
...-.-u-I-IIIII
MEN’S CAMEL HAIR SHIRTS AN D DRAWERS. VERY HEAVY, AT 456.
MEN‘S,FLEECE LINED DOUBLE BACK CL FRONT SHIRT, AT 45c.
LADIEB’ WOOL MIXED VEBTS AND .PANTB, VALUE 75c; 50c.
LADIES' HEAVY FLEECE RIBB ED VEBTS do PANTS, VALUE 39c; 25c
CHILDREN’S FLEECE RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS, ALL 8|ZE8,15;
VALUE 25c.
CHILDREN'S GREY WOOL VESTS AND PANTS; VALUE 75¢; at 45c.
MEN'S WOOL SOCKS. CAMEL HAIR GREY AND BLUE, 15c; VAL-
UE, 25c.
READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS ARE SMARTLY REDUCED—MANY AT
“2 PRICE. ALL VERY MUCH BELOW COST. FUR BCARFS AND MUFFS
AT 9’, PRICE.
RODE MANY CENTURIES.
NEW YORK. January ii.—l.. '1‘.
Singer carries off thv: whccllng honora
GURNEY BEATS STARIN.
NEW HAVEN, January 14.-Judxo
Townscnd in the linitmi States Dis-
lllllllnol. and in the hand In ca led a.
. hitch noon of Brussels malts have been ,
a most becoming combination. ._
l
t
H. Phillips, the former "corn king."
A heavy call for extra margins is
said to have born the causc of the
posting of the notice. Thc call was
mudc yesterday afternoon and Phillip;
and his staff workcd all night ovcr thc
firm's books. The trouble is said to
have been due to a 314 com break in
rye ycslcrdny Phillips is crcditcd with
holding ll lino of 1.500.000 bushels of
this cereal. mostly in May options.
Tho brook ycslcl'day was caused by a
sale of only 30.000 bushels. Phillips
is said to have on his books also from
fuur to five millions bushels of whom
and about 3.000.000 lulshcls of May
Ul‘ll.
Phillips opcnod negotiations with
the elevator then before thc coming of
thc board in an endeavor to dispom> of
his ryc outside tho pit. Thc negotia
lions fell through and May rye which
closed ycstcrday at 66$. cents. opened
With sales from 01 to 00 cents. Thc
whole Phillips line was dumped into
the market. Brokers acting for .1er
moor 8: Company howevcr, bought
nearly all of It. and the market in con
scqucucc rallied sharply to 05 boots.
The cffect of thc notice posted lay
Secretary Stone was instantaneous.
the whole list opening on sharply.
Wheat opened 1 to its cents Iowcr:
corn 1,5 to 1 cent down and oats nearly
a cent doprosscd. Mr. Phillipa could
not be sccn following tho announce-
‘lncnt of the closing of his deals, but
~ncmbcrs of his staff statcd that ho
was still in good financial condition.
H. Hurlbcrt. Phillips‘a office- manager.
dcciamd that it was the suddenncas of
the call for tho extra ten pcr cent.
margins. which had cmhamased Phil.
lips. He stated that Phillips had
lradcd bul little on his own account
thc min for thc most part belonging
to customers
NEW RAILWAY OPENED.
Hartford and Springfield Lino Now in
Operation.
HARTFORD. January ll—The for~
Springfield Street Railway took place
vcstcrday. The road In thirteen miles
Tin longth and runs from thc terminus
of the Hartford Sim»: Railny. at, East
Windsor to than; Meadow. him
when connection in undo
Springfield Street. railway. making a
fallout: lino from Hartford to Spring-
field. At ":39 o‘clock I largo party
look special cars at City Hall for m
Th“ ‘Harlfmrl. and at the allot-AI flood .
:mlnlamflmmka gin tut town transferred to thong:
Milled acts 0" (the-1119' wars of the Sprinpnsld company which *
z .. Mn over whim ailk or lunch: waiting. A largo proportionofl
lulu-z who lull been mm mm
the opporfnnlly of tail-IE the initial
Rtrlrlouo In unknown.
flannel 8.
ml opening of the Hartford and
will! the“
in
tion looking to the preservation of the
forests.
last year the message says. a new“
method of distributing the etatc's Rur-
plus was pill in operation. Under this
plan there was thus paid out of thc
stntc trcnsury ovary municipality, a
sum rcproscnting 35 pcr rout of tho
moncy raised then-in for school pur
poses the total amount so paid being
8800.5». Tho ontlrc school in; this
your will he 31525.05], thc govcrnor
I'cconlmcnds an appropriation of fifty
pcr cent of this amount or 31.262325
toward reducing thc school tax. The
cslimatcd surplus is 311.383.2819. The
last installucut of t'll‘ll war [19]".
amounting to $7l.000 fall due on the
first of January 190:! and its payment:
marked tho extinguiahmcnt of the ca- .
tlrc issuc of thc war bonds which
amounted In l89fi to 33.395.200. The“
only debt of the state amounts to $48.
000 represented by certificates to the
commissioners of the agrlcnilural
colic-5c. Referring to the municipal
l‘ranchisc act under which corporations
or a "public scrvicc.‘ choral-tor arc com-
pclicd to pay taxes on their special
grants or privileges Governor Voor-
hoes calls attention to the inequality
of assessments In various localities In
the state. and suggests that some uni-
form method of assessment be pre-
ccribcd by statutc. The prcralcnce of
anarchy in American rcccivcs (lover
nor Voorhec's attention. lic suggests
the enactment of laws providing pm-
pcr punishment for those who conspire
against the lives of public officials.
The governor also recommends that
the legislature take stops necessary to
permit of the election of United States
senators by popular vote.
DEWET NOT MENTIONED.
Lord Kitchener-'3 Oversight Believed
by British Public to be Due to Fact
That Boer General in Surrounded.
llONDON. January 1l—Pcrhaps the.
most important point in Lord Kitchen-
cr's weekly report. dated Johannesburg.
January 13. In the omission of all men-
tion of (‘xcneral Dchl. from which It
Is decided that the primal: «Ammoniu-
clort to surround De Wet.
disaster at Woman. wool Bridal:
columns have boon persistently dogging
at the heels of Do Wct‘s force. whilc
armored trains have plumbed him
from (Milling the lino and but forced
him northward. lard Kitchener Is‘m careful and WOW mu
applying Do Wat's porous" with re-
lay: and main.
I
The British wamdcrdn-chlcf rc-
porls that since January 5. "only
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HOYT’S THEATRE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17.
; rust um.» hero of the real. Park The.
aloe, Boston, uccess.
W. E. NANKVIIJJ‘} Prompts
(fl-IARLI‘ZS ii. if- )YT.
Treasurer.
day evenings.
Business noun. 9 to '12 a. m., and I
to 3 p .m., and aim; to 8 p. m., Batur.
H \LL CAI‘B’S
., Gnudgtflfitéryf; a»: .
ll‘HE’PENlTEN’l
”the Most Distinguiahcd Triumph of
the year. As Siron'g as its (,‘om-
panion Play, THE CHRISTIAN.
_ Strong ill Heart interest? impose in
Situations? With Comedy and Pa-
AT JOSH—OFF:
10 lbs, Flrfc Gran. Sugar.
Strictly I-‘roall Eggs. per don.
Very Bcst Butter, por lit.
Soda. Lemon or Ginger Crackcrs.
' per lb.
2 large Smoked Herring.
30c
28c
250
:31
3‘
in the state competition by riding thc
greatest, number of centuries last
your. thcrchy winning the first modal
.\lr, Singcr'll record includcs ninctccn
dolllllrs. llil’lc triples, two "quark." ’ ' 'I
"quillts" and one sextuplc. In addi-
lion to the state century medal. Mr.
Singer also won the first national
medal for centuries. and also the occ-
ond national medal for mllcagc_ with
13.20;! miles to his credit. The state
medal for milcagc was won by Spon-
ccr W. Stuart. of Hroklyn. with 22.0.55
milcs. Mr. Stewart also won the na-
tional mill-ago medal and tho stimuli
mt-tiaI for ccnturics with 101 runs.
SCHOONER PHILLIPS IN PORT.
MOBILE. Alli... January li—-Thc
schooner Gage H. Phillips W. '1‘.
Smith, mastcr. of Glouccslcr Mass.
from Rockport. Me. for Now York.
with stone paving blocks. Iliii madc
this port after a lumpertumlu voyagp
sint‘c November 8. Shr- was blown
Il‘li.l court, has handed down a decree
in favor of the Illlcllant in tho suit of
William ll. Gurney. .lr., of New Lon-
don, against the steamer John If. Star-
';I. Tim former is owner and master
of the littlc two-toasted schooner Al-
lcll Gurney, hailing from New London.
The suit was brought to recover 35,-
film damagvs from tho Starin Trans-
portation Company for the sinking of
the sailing vessel. The collision oc-
currcvl on thr- nlght of October 18,
1900, in ("1' New Haven harbor. The
conclusion rr-achcd by tho court Is that
thc Starlll was at fault. The Starla
officers dcnicd being at fault and
claimed that whilv more was a Ian.
tvrn hanging Ill the sailing vosmel's
fort-ringing it was not burning at the
Hour of tin» collision,
STEAMER CASTLE STRANDED.
POI-YES. [Ric of Wight, January 14.
--~’l‘llc- British RI‘MHII‘I” iIraemcr Castle.
which hailed from (Sam- Town. “mem-
E
til
thos Happily Blending? Thrill.
' lag in Climax! love, Half.
Jealousy. Revenge.
with 'Low and
P e n i t e n c c
Triumphant in the End.
PRICES,
25. 50. 75 CENTS.
Kiln Wood. per bundle, c
5 gallons ()0. 5812
Bring your premium card and have
it punched.
JOSELOFF. 72 N. Mala Sf.
r:
to thc Cuban coast and than made for
Mobile. Icaking badly. The mastw
says It was his worst nxpcrlcncc of
continued bad wcathcr in twentyvfivc
yv-ara. The schooner will bc docked
hcrc.
lmr :0. for Southampton, stranded at
high Iifli', (early today, on Guerriarll
lcdgc. lulu of Wight. and remains fast.
Sh!- Io not loaning. The eighty-five
passcngcrs on board thc steamer were
landcd by a lender
Grand Opening
We will open the doors of our new
. BRAICII LIQUOR STORE
in 18 Main strcct. Somatic tomorrow
. \t‘c llrc naming spcclul prices for the
owning only and handsome presents
will he glvcn to all purchasing to thc
amount of 54) cents.
“'0 retail our goods at
priccs—«omc and manure yourselves
if you come oncc you will surely 00W:
again.
Truly yours
llellnl line I liquor IliIle
BIRNBAUM BR08.. Proprietors.
18 Halo Street Norwalll.
llllllll llllllll
lrrchief is more than usually hopeful ‘
of eflmivc mils from his present,
filocr the .
1. Mourning Hats and neonate: alao
Stylish” Duly-ml.
Esau. Nun's Voila and Mourning Fm
‘ Volts nady to wear. Order work HI
l
I
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‘ . . emu-smut. ‘
wholesale
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CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sStore
Quality and Value for This Week:
We Offer an elegant line Of Prunes from 6 to 20¢. lb.; Evaporated Peaches. 15c. Ib.; Evapor-
ated Apricots. The finest grade of pure Fruit jams. 20:. to 25:. jar; domestic or imported. We
have a splendid jelly in all flavors. 2 for 25¢. ‘
Fancy Creamery Butter always a leader; 31hr. Boss Milk Crackers for 25o; Choice Soda
Wafers. Ioc. 1b.; New Beans, 10c. qt.: Cranberries. loc. qt; Campbell's Soups, Catsup. Chili Sauce,
Worcester Sauce. all popular. loc. values; Double Cream Cheese. Coffees from 20c. lb up; Splendid
Teas—There is no customer so poor that he wants poor tea—get ours, and you will be suited
New Maple Sugar, Syrup and all the popular brands of Pan: akc Goods.
Our facilities and experience are always at your command.
Charles E. Seymour,
Leading Grocer. 56’) West Washington St. So.'NOlwaIk.
Nahum—”n... .. . W. '
..__ {RETAIL don"t. ,,
m counzcrlcur.
. 14 RETAIL STORE!
In N. Y. CITY.
If you want to hay Gmcrlca at the latest and loot-u prices, this is the Rim-I.- lo patronitc. Just compare our
macs with your Grocer“: each week an ace the difference. We can are you army on anything in the “marry lint:
an Illa. Fina emulator! mar. 51- 5 gallon. We Oil for 65:. 3 can: Hannah's Adi: for 23:.
BUTTER—flout Slain 0mm Iatlor (fine u m) pound, ace-IUTI'IM.
Lihohm County Prim latter (every pound guaranteed) pound. 210.
”'1‘. . an". I3 milieu I’ood, no if can W Curt. “o
Purina Pan Calla rm. m, to Tm. WEE»: .3 cu; June Poul. 25c
‘ ’ 'N". lal‘yl (JDDNOD ‘A" 25(' \,NCNICDL Izzyalu at“ : IIIJKQNC ID‘IIIII, l"' ‘3'.” ‘i’
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