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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 26, 1902 · page 4

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be or Ontario 3.1m be giv-
chance to say whether or

the governunleut having
to prepares bill which,
11 by the legislature. will be
. a popular vote The pic
8913 did not develops much
11‘ the question. of everyV 100
V y {twenty three voted. of
fill one were for and live
blbition. This was decid-
lll'llctlcnl‘ly no vote. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.th‘at a‘Kunsas City‘ glass
11 recently entered into

 

rally, made a million quart
1 the brewer-s for a. while
The way the beer supply
area led to an investigation
1‘)ch that it took but four or
to hold a gallon w reas,

hould be required. Cousc
million bottles are being
k into the melting pot as
pos iblc.

. Vols-nun...—

ruins the ignorance or child :V1
the song they .

e’fne‘a‘ul
d to sing in public and pri
0015‘ these two examples are
by the Philadelphia Times

' iladolphlu primary school. Her
singing "America" When
tun t0. the line, "My hca1t with
ills," One little girl was
outing lustily. “My heart wfllh

ll .’1' in her Sunday school!

years to keep I bore." '

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e Without the Walls at‘
11.111101, Cardinal KoppV'Vs dileca

lulled the curly existence 1'11:i
topics for p'.omen it lends:
il‘1V pence Serena
altered virgin who lived eighty
or less. and was buried
May in the Consulship
rious Senator.“ The Con-
:iAurellus Cassiodoms

historian
‘ "Secrétary ol 'l‘llcodorlc the

 
 

 
 
 
 

ty- five years can;

 
 

batomV of throwing rice at the
ltléund bridegroom is said

 
 

M11291 101 parents to bestow

bird would destroy her
werful beak. But Peachhlosl
directions to have 11111111.;
Seed}-
1 who

1‘0 the cooked ones and
.1'3‘“ fy. '
oi using almond men in
51 almost 11mmediate.I‘;lt

“ dean 110111 son and white. . .

‘ or a summer garden should
i the little blossoms that

but are so delightful

‘ forEvex-ything" should be
. ring: or every dress! 11g.

trnl‘ghl: upright stri
:way and 11313de

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. Mr. James Risbv,

 

re the prohibition of the

o the brewcl's' id 11,11qu
EGllllllV,. ol the First Congregational

the experience of a. teacher I

girl sang the line ill 1151
Gimme ‘0 Will I ham" ZII‘S‘ 1 be held at nollcu headquarters from

vatlon ‘ut the Chulcll cl . express provisions of the city charter.“

lioona about South Norwalk were won l by 9V0?"
escapist has been found that" l

:Attorney
the Ah 1‘ that the dealers could keep open and

CMBEO‘W‘WH during .tuc present week only

an 131 clip of .Jo‘fislllslllpE monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.-

‘hlné c. A famous sorcerer l‘
became jealous of the,1
1‘ author sorcerer, n wolnnn.§
oelvlugru plan to destroy her, 1

sh
V specialty of Shakespeare and has al-

David M, E_ .311 scent that
George Coo or it one wishes to become dually and
Joseph May on p‘lump it can only result from the food

Robert C. Turnerj We cut and digest, and that food

George SylVB‘Stl‘ur 1 should be albuminous or liesh termini;

loll, 1nobart Milton V,lood like eggs. heelstsak and scream,

n 3".
‘Mr. alum Porter.

Mr,
Adams.
Wilson
Hrs Dane,
bully Illa-they.

Kate Hussctt‘
Ainslie Gardner
M2111 Bullion Porter. Frances Lines 11
J et Colquhonu, Anna Wyn 11‘
Mrs. Dude's Defence played a re
turn engagement at Hoyt's Then ‘ 1'.
last evening, and was greeted by n“
crowded hence The play was preach
ed in the some excellent manner as it 1
was on Its previous appearance herb ‘ '
and its cast included the same we 1
known people INorwalk audiences are 1
not by any means easy to please but
that they were pleas'ed last night was V
evidenced by the applause and curtain;
calls, and at the fall of the final cur . ,
tdill' nothing was heard but praise tori
R111 play and the company presenting

i the greatest partVV or our daily bills olV
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W

GIFTS FORITHE HOSPITAL

saw——

But the trouble is that while we out
enough and generally“ too much. the
Resolved For The Patients stomach from abuse and overwoik.
During The- Week. V does not properly digest and assimlt

'l‘wo new patients have been admi-b “‘9 H WW“ '3 the ”0330“ ‘30 11111qu
tell to the Norwulk Hospital during 111101116 remain thin and uudcrzweisht
the last week and two have been me the digestive 01 guns do not completely
11111131111 There are at present 29.1.1.1 Vdigest the flesh forming boeisteall and
teen patients, eight males and Illan ‘CKKS and similar, wholesome ’00“-
females in the 1,051,...“ There are thousands or such who

Several

The number of visitors has been “’9 ”“1"? confirmed dyspeptlcs, al-
144. VVthougll they may have no particular
A large box of 1%de matter has “pain or i111 onrcnlcncc from their stem-

cells.

if su1h persons would lay their p11»
judlccs aside and make 11 regular prac
lieu of taking. u11'tel each n1eai.onc or
Chur‘éh and milk for the patients by, . two or Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets the
Mrs. William Hoyt. Flowers have been 30°“ WW“! be quickly and thoroughly
sent by H F. Byxhe,e.fron1 MmVJuua dlgestcd. because these tablets con
31, John and from the. funeral of 31“ng thin the natural peptolles and dlatase
Lydia M- 13,,”me 1V1wliici1 ovcly weak stomach lacks, and
OfllclaVl Visits have been paid by M1 is Vbe supplying this want the stomach is
Silerer a‘ll‘d Mrs Patrick of the Ludics’ i 500" enabled to NEW“ "43 natural tone

Board and they have disc given read-j and “89“
mg matter and piflowgV ‘.‘ Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digest
ovely {arm of ilcsh forming food moat
SPECML CITY ELECTIION. eggs. blend and potatoes and this is

the reason they so quickly build up.
WI," be new 1,, Police HudquaflemV Nstrollgthen and‘ invigorate thin, dye
Next Saturday. E Vpontch men ulVonVIVVlVaVnV and childrinl.

The special city election to be held ‘1 "”1"” M" C rep, ”“3“ he most
ill South N01 walk next Saturday {01 ‘geli‘mtfifi use the": With his 611V bone.
the purpose of disapproving the or E t “3 t ‘33 “mm" “0 “"0 mu“
dinancc passed by the Board of Count ling d111gs,no carthartlo nor any harm-
cilnlen r‘elu‘tivo to a Board of Estimate 1‘“ ingredient. ,
and Taxation is already causing some Stuarts Dyspepsia i‘ubiots H H‘"
ldiscussio‘tl. The election is called to

been donated by tho it and G rectory V
1 Old linen has been given by Mrs. Chain
les Trlntruln gowns by the Pastor‘s

 

 

 

most soccossiul and most widely
6 known of any remedy for stomach
1.11 m to 5 p. m. and the sum election; boobies because it is the most reason-
Eshull be conducted agreeable to the E “Vb“? and “WWW 9' ““3de “"3“"
c nos
i
The 1'0 1. 1' on tel cafe 1 saw Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
p p ,ie‘to s m s apt drugglst in the United
during it thiVEil' places of business will E States and WM“ “8 W10“ “3 H‘ Great
have. to ho cluscd all day the some as; “VT-Hm“ 81'- 5“ cents 1‘0" complete treat
Vat any other election out.
it was announced by pmsewungE mNothing further is inquired to cure
William 1F Tammany today. any stomach tlonblc or to make thin.
E ncrlous dyspeptic people strong
that they would not be prosecuted tori plump and “‘1“- ”G '55
doinlj so. E “”""‘"“"”“‘”
I j ‘ lNQUEST HELD
Y. M. C. A. NOTES

Tile rummage sale is proving a WW1 Nothing to Show Portland Woman‘s
gloat success and will be continued i Death Not One to Natural Causes.

HIDDLETOWN February 26-Coro-
oer S B. Davis, at the request of Coro-
oer Taintor of Hartford ount' el
and tranhacted some very important 1 hearing at ills chine. yesterday? sac:
.busll'lcss and voted in serum! llewfno-OUV at 2 o'clock to ascertain the
member” and “mingled ‘0 “‘9‘“ “gal“ aI-llse‘ or the death or Mrs. 1.11m Neilan
“‘3’“ Wednesday “1“- " p.111 when 3" Sullivan. of Portland. who died last
Inngemenlfi for the Opera 113811)”! W‘” week under peculiar circumstances. R11—
be reported and the venous commit 1 1,0,. alleges that an operation was per-
“303 appointed. ' . I‘iormcd in Hartford and that her death

The Board of Directors and the We was caused m. sceptlc poisoning. 0n
mens Auxiliary will have a supper to. her death bed she was V married to
Em“ “91“ ”9‘1“”de cvenlng at 1. Daniel Sullivan. the professional hull
11.11Voo'c110cn . player. The bearing yesterday was

lilo full orchestra will rehearse =1 “2,,“th noonc beingfullowod to hear
some new music this evening 1 he testimony. The following 111
. .‘m" mm“ Class “H mm” (or “m” trained: Dr. Murphy. the nu

rpm 7 to '1" 1‘5 0.“:ka called; Dre. Cole! and Sears. who per‘

. formed the autopsy: Miss Neilan. 11
ARE wonklnc plants.

1. sister; .Mrs. Neilau. the mother and
1 Daniel Sullivan. the husband. * Coro-
., be force of workman: at the Nor
lk Brass Company a foundry, in Me

ncr Davis will transmitths evidence to
Hartford and declines to give out any
chanic street 1116 working now each 11' the testimony, but said that the in-
night until 10: 30 in order that goods quest failed to establish the fact that
701‘ the sportsmen's Show Wthh the death of Mrs. Sullivan was due to‘
opens at Madison Square Garden New
V Ii'ork city, may be gotten out in time.

anything else than natural causes. The
medical testimony was that death was
The Norwalk company had a space or
Vdcred for an exhibit at the show but

due to Mooritcnltls

will be unable to use it owing to the AMUSEMENTB.

t that they have been to busy get-V1 1

“ 1,10 umi‘gers 10:11:?th and?“ . DON’T TELlL MVY‘WIFE.

“‘3 “' are ex 11 9 ar- _ Howard 'Illall's famous comedy,
”m The weekly pay roll ntthix com which had such a trelnendous run in
pally 1.. now said to be larger than London. and repeated itselt in New
11.1nv manufacturing concern Within the hark am. will be presented to the
“m "me‘ 0‘ NWWMk' I ’ nations at Hoyle Theatre. Saturday
matinee and night by one of the strum
gent costs that money can procure
The following nllvstsr caste will posl»
lively. appear: Arthur Deming,
prominent ministrcl slur, in black-face
centerinwho as th‘ porter. makes
thugs liloly. J; S ‘pBristor 11.15.
Lynch and Mia‘s Bella Campbell, allot
the wellknown trio of Lynch Jewell
it 011., World is: Hastings, whose sue-V

 

The Women’s Auxiliary llcid llsE

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

JOHN H LIGHT TO LECTURE.

All letters, of ShakeSpearo will re
‘loice to know that the Hon. John H
, Light speaker of the house of repre
' ucntativos of Connecticut, will lecture
on' "Shakespeare, i Odd
gFellows' Hall, Der
" at 8 o‘clock. Judie Ll

'Iready delivered lectures in this vicin;
lty on 'f'l‘llc Women ct Shakespeare."
"Julius Caesar." etc. it will certainly
' be a rare treat to all Shakespeare
clubs. educators, students and all

riders of the greatest. poet of the

this mirth-proving 1391111911137 1.1111

and the. company is equally balanced

I world. to listen to this lecture by a I ,

most polished publlcgspeaker and
“Mia“ L‘

 

 

' said jud

 

the ’

the other parts are in excellent hands.

E -,
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mil to

 

an action phallic

in
Frederick Becker: 0 IzNorwa‘lll is pin

‘ tut

named nut! duly appointed in and

day of Marcll,'19,02 at ten unlock

by said bank. . .

with the bulldlngst
situated at upringwmd so called

tllerly by land of Julius V,
easterly. by land of the N. Y., N. H.
il. R. it. Company; southerly by in
of August Deyscnrcih
by highway called Benton sheet.

1902.
f236t ’ ‘.

RICHARD H GOLDEN,
”Committee as aforesaid.

”I.

We all in “01111111

to handle ’all propel'iyl real

Fire insurance.

bought without regard to quail
once as there are of merchant]!
are getting it?
than after the tire.

on to do this well

Telephone Call, 107ml. ‘

Auct on Sale

is hereby given that pursu
“Judgment ol the S‘uperlor
T» ill. Illudwig ill other words, the kind of food that Court, within and for the county of
Howard 000“ make flesh are the foods which rorm- Fairlicld, (18le FobrtliVuryVlV'lEll. IVBVOZVV.

ere n 11 Win

and ullus V‘I‘Bbcker, Bertha Day. '
aenloth u d Thell'alrilold Quality Saw
lngs Bunk all or ‘sald Norwalk. are do-
loadable, the outlast-lbw a committee

out for that purpose, will
sell at pub to auction, on the premises
hereinafter described, to the highest
bidder therefor on Saturday. the 8th

Vthc real estate ”hereinafter dcscrlb»
ed as a whole subject to a mortgage
for 81101) 00 and accrued interest, held

The premises to1 be sold as More
said are described as follows. vita: All
that celtnin tract ‘or parcel of land,
thereon standing,

the city of south Norwalk in said town
of Norwalk, being in quantity two

roads, more or less, and bounded nor.
Becker;

and westerly

Dated at said Norwnlk. February 21,

 
 

personal) to behold by auction

An auctioneer has been em-
played by us and proper atten-
tion warranted to all work piac
ed in the builds of this agency.

JacOb l‘l Lauton.

Railroad Placé So. Nurwa

 

seems to be about the only commodity
There are as many grades of menu

You are undoubtedly paylng' tor the
best quality; are you quite sure yonp
licttor to know now
01er lliteen y‘onra
cxpmlcncc on the. subject have filled

Taylor 81 I Golden,

Rom loud Quiet 'T

1 II Lunch at 311 ram.
NEW Yl‘lll‘K. February zomrriucc
Henry of Prussia remained on board
the Hohenzoilern this morning.
visit to Grant 11‘ tomb whicn the prince
had desired to make early in the day V
was postponed banshee the wreaths to
be placed 11 the sucrophagus were not
finidVed in line. I

in.‘ IE

1

1111111 day tor the
compared dlbusy one he
had yesterday. nesting on board
the yacht 11611911111111.1111 during the
morning, the promin was for him to
Igo to Sherry’s to be entertained at a
luncheon. to which one-II hundred men .I
lrom different paths of the United
States, prominent in commerce, indus~
try and licence had been invited. 'l‘hlll
luncheon. it is expected ,would take up
the prince' is time until 8. 30 p, 111., when
it was nls intention} to, go for a sight-
seeing trip about New York city. The
evening program included a. visit to
the Arlen Club, a “review of a parade of
oerman societies, and the dinner given
by the New Yorker Slants Zeituug". to
the American press. in honor of Prince
Henry

The prince left the lldhenzollern at
12: 2 and escorted by Troop C, went
to S errys‘. Heading the procession
was a squad of mounted police Prince 1
Henry rode in an open barouche and
following were carriages containing
member s ol’ the prince' a suite and Rear
Admiral Voli' liaudissin The party ar
rived at Sherry' s at 12:30. items do
.clded that unless the rain stopped the
sightseeing on the program for the
afternoon would be omitted and that
alter. luncheon P1 lnce Henry would
‘ return to the llohc‘nzoilc‘rn

s—n-wwm

PHIVI‘LEGES ANDV ELECTIONS
W

Committee Still Discussing Tillman. ‘
McLauron Aflray.

WASHINGTON. Pcbrumy 2641‘]ch
meeting of the Senate Committee on:
Privileges and Elections this forcnoon. ‘
did not result in supplying any solu—
tion or the dimculty that the Senate is
in in connection with the Tillman-Mo.
phenomenal-.3111: Republican mem~
hers or the committee frankly confess-
ch that they had not been able to form
ulatc a1scheme which would relieve the
situation and after less than an hour's
discussion they asked the committee to
adjourn until 2 o'clock tlils afternoon,
the understanding being that the Son-
ate should adjourn utter a brief session.
and thus give the committee an oppor-
tunity to «fully consider this important
question which most senators lock up-
on in its present shape as a stumbling
block in the way of all other legisla-
tmnV.

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corsets to ill.-

ial. Be sure to see them.

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30 . . . .1...‘. . ..L,, M... 1 .1. 1.1 . m: not.
WAS NOT 81.50 DIFFERENCE.

 

(New ‘Vlork Times. )

 

aw—W 1

V H. G. MARGUAND DEAD.
NEW YORK. February Elie—Henry

 

Underwood of Kentucky,

lat the Alkwrig‘ht Club Tuesday 11'.

 

 

 

 

G. Mnrquand. for u. long time president:

 

snraarnluusnrsj;

of the Metropolitan museum of a‘rtf
and until his retirement head of t’ht i

 

HoY'i'"s I'lir‘lEa'rR'n.
SATURDAY‘ MARCH
Matinee and Night
This Seaumr's' lilg Hit
“.1 ARVTlIlU 1 DEMING

111:1: P111 poorly :d V. sill
lion of Polite i’lcasantry,

D0111 11311.
MY WIFE

 

 

l’l‘ludl‘ll}

banking house of Marqnand & Paras
ly died yesterday at his home in this
city '

GENERAL Locum CAPTURED

player.
1 'lppeurcd Mr Underwood 811.111!

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regular 101111.

department that Licnt Stribcr, ol‘ the1 31'. l .1111 going to give you"
l’hlii inc scouts, ruptured (icner‘aii
{1.111212 1301111111 2211 1115111111
one! ‘ls confined ut Mignon.

 

{or us quietly to
the scandal of a di orcc hall been paylng attention.
She—Ii don't aglcc with you. My so- 1 “Land 511ch marser.
cial position is not so strong at pres- EJ011111; sin 1 do women.
out that i can niford to neglect any; ' kills 1 wants to marry " I
menus to make it better .~—Blookl,vn E

Mary

 
 

No disappointment to those who ..
come here tor Corsets. You could sale
will
our stock and find that you had a very
tr,lm stylish and well built Corset. We "
(lorry only the beat, well known and

‘ ly select any corsc‘t at random

1.31.1 melee. Wehrmlwuintormyd
by Corset experts that the C. B. Corset
is the best high grade Vcorset in1 the
market. We put a line on our shelves
VIund invite all the ladies to visit our
Corset Department to look over calc-
Whethcr you.
wish to purchase or not, call'nnd give

fully this new model.

 

figure: a really excellent corset at 81.713,

(V'Forlucl Lieutenant Goteruor John
will a
Eatery at the Canadian Society dinnVelV-I

about a negro in his employ who was 'V
married (out or five times. every time
Erccciviug as a gift 81: from his our
The sixth time the servant
“This
Etlling has gone too for Sam; this time .-
you have got to gut luulricd in the-
l‘ will get you a license :

WASHXNGTONI 1‘9 brunn 111—.ch from the county clerk which will costIr
oral Chalice today notified “‘0 Will“ .81. 50 which 1111111 1 Will deduct from the:

Sam llcmurled. but finally consented
The Drls—f to have the license procnlmed He came E.

Eto Mr. Underwood’s house in the eye
W 111mg had when the certificate was read ’11
She l’lcferrod “r“llew-lt lo l‘wltl'l Eto him it. contained the name “Mary E.
lye apalt without IAnn Jones.“ the name of a woman Sam V

Ann ;
It’s Sarah .len- ;

Colonel Underwood replied that he

, your verdict,

V CV, 11. Corsets, mode of line Jean, longr hip. low bust, trimmed with11‘l‘ib1
:bon r1111 lace top and bottom, perfect fltting,’only $1100 . ‘ V
C, B. Corsets, made of heavy Contillc. will not stretch, gored so as to
.confot in with the outlines of the figure, finished with deep lace and baby
i ribbon top and bottom the best corset on the market at the pi icc 81. 25

CI. B Comets fine Contlllc made in tile ncw gored shape will lit cup

0,.

Our C. B. Corsets at 82.50 come in two styles, one especially adapted for
slender forms, and the other for stout people, who here difficulty in getting
Those are both guaranteed to fit, and are made of fine mater-

E tuk‘e‘ out another license costing 81. 50,
which sum he would deduct also from

So the Drakcy Married the Girl in; the 86,
Whose Name the License was Made

E “This is getting too expensive."

cried Sam “l tink. you better leave
‘ dc paper like it 11111. i did wanter mar-
: 1y Sarah Jenkins but dor‘e ain’t 81.511)
difference ’tween dcm so I reckon l'll
take Mary Ann Joncs‘ dis time." .

“WW. 1

Herr Krurgel’s daughter. Gretchen
had been serving as domestic for about
Vtwo weeks in the household of Judge
2Vuughan. when iatuer and employer .

met on the village street. ' ‘

“Veil yoodge. said Krucgel. *‘how
you like dot Gletchcn by dis dime al-
rctty "’” 1

“Like her?" returned the judge in his "
‘ blunt way, "why, she’s just great! We
: never had anyone in the house in her
line that entered into ,work with so
i much spirit; she‘s full of easy all the
time.”

Krucgcl turned ponderingly away
.1111! meeting 1.113 llnu at his home por-
'tal. and sorrowfully said' “’l‘ercsa,
someding must good wrong mit dot
Gretchen; l yost uit mooted Yoodge
‘ Vaughan. 11nd he said dot she vas vull
of schnapps a] de dime "-—Rlchtnond

 

 

 

 

 

 

0111-Ni‘glll
TUESDAY. MARCHV

souls the Artistic Comedienne,
ROSE MELVILLE.
in the, Rural Comedy Drama,

. V SIS“
HOPKINS

An Entirely New Scenic Prelim-1V
tlon and an Unexcclled Cast.

“H as: '1' "s T11 EA r1111?“

.1. R. Stirling for the first time one

 

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Popularity Won by seized purity in the selection of our goods:
those who are null pleased with the merchandise We place in their homes.

which is door at any price.
BUY THE FINEST CANNED GOODS PACKED.
‘ FISH. I VEGETABLES.

Columbia River Salmon. Fancy Asparagus

V Small Tender Pens.
Block Island lobster, very line. Small Lima Bonus.
1 Clam Chowder

V Stringless Beans;
Souscd Mackerel.“ ‘ ;

 

 

E There ain't no sense in
E 110111 1‘noti1ln lor nobody
what won't do nothia‘ for
you _

Sugar Corn .
. Dudley‘ a Pumpkin and Squash
Kippcred Herring. I.
Delicious Coffee. Rich Teas

Hand Packed Tomatoes.
Butter. at lowest cash prices.

 

 

. PRI9E8125.§0 and recurs-

 

 

 

 

'JosELOFF’S .’

cusses have been so pronounced 1n ,
all metropolitan cities, are paste in 1 ‘ ‘ ,
121' [or this week some-
chandeliers: well worth .

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they come for the best goods which is a strong magnet to draw them here
Most people want pure, wholesome food which will save doctors hill 5 in the long run.

Double Cream Cheese. Ferris Celebra ted Hams and Bacon.

Seymour,
53 West WelshihgiouI ISL, So. Norwalk.

.1 (51.111.033.11. coscnr'r‘iozv 1.32....“ w ltrl'angeV 11V 211 right and would Ilnspatch
V 01" VcVoNvlleé'p..V1..concur. ‘ . ‘ 1 I1 , , CALL‘ 518-2. .
svsumoV 25, 35, and so cents. I
MATINEE. 15 and 25 cents.

 

THE'IPOPULAR STORE.“

The best advertisement we obtain is from

They recommend to their friends and

not cheap stuff

FRUITS.
Gallon cans Apples.
Sliced .Peaches.
White Cherries.

' Bartlett Pours. ‘
Florida Pineapples.
Egg Plums. etc.

'fl

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Elegant Rosy

Its Your 0111113111111 | R...,.‘§..,...

it you are paying too much for your Groceries 0111' prices are never I’high. J not read these low of our many "fine. 1
clots" [or this w k. and see the money we can save you Every article guaranteed to be oi superior quality-1‘

 

 

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1111111141 SUGAR 201.113 110111100

 

V6 L‘BS‘V. VERYV VBlSS'VP MOOHVA AND JAVA COFFEE VFOR 31V 00. 2

IN GREAMERY HBTTER V281; LITCHFIELD COVVlVlN'i;T PRINT BUTTER, 26c. ‘ . "‘
1 I 1 1 ry t '

it's line.

 

 

 

1:3 lb can Peaches or Plums for 1‘ . V

 

1,3‘pkgs; Purina 1’; 113.111.11.11 301'

' Elland Picked Marrow Beans. qt... 90 V
‘ Efinnd Picked Pea Bean‘s, (it. 81:
.1‘6 cakes Neptha Soup for I '251:
.il'cakeaAcmeSoapior .1 11.250
” 1; winger or Lemon Snaps per ll: , 1V Sc

 

 

nonnLnss moon 1ch 1.11 1
Nice for breakfast. 2 1: 1 1 V

 

 

 

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