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AY. JANUARY :6. {903.
" Almanac for Tomorrow.
s. Nonnlk.
s
hldltorfs ostdsocs.
today.
he Foreign Mission Board in the
States and Canada has in the
field ninety~nve universities
tissue. :84 theological and train.
mitosis. 886 high schools and sam-
tes. 188 industrial and fill medical
i0. 122 kinrlergartens and 18.742‘
ury or village schools. The to-
t ‘ lllllnber of educational institutions
486. and students attending them
her, 1.051.811. ilnder mission man-
, rent there are besides 395 hospi-
Tho. 789 dispensaries and 258 orphan
“ urns and homes for infants with a
new or 11821 inmates
Harvard university as a whole has
come through the year just closed
With “3, i103 excess of receipts over ex-
patdlttiresf the college, $213,;106 the
31bit! ,tchjOOI $42,346.1‘he medical
school showed‘a deficiency of 81.0“.
while the dental school ran behind
34.8883 and the library 815.5”. The on-
servatory showed a balance of,racelpta
(#833,878. and the Arnold Aboralum
“3.595 The gross receipts for the your
were ‘.§i 788 956 and the gross payments
33793985, leaving a net increase of
‘ ads and balances of 8995 003
Experiments with electricity in some
of tho anthracite mines foreshadow a
material change in some of the meth.
ode of coal mining. Many of the
Companies are now equipping their
shines with complete electrical appli-
unoos, and. believing the experimental
stage has passed, are expending large
amounts of money in plants Electr Ic-
ity will be used not only for lighting
the mines. but will take the place of
males for moving cars, and will be em-
eyed for hoisting. pumping and cv~
on drilling and cutting.
neurons.
, Pale blue orepon makes up beautt
t‘ttlly for negligee and morning wear.
a fine thinks for you brrt yourself
therefore you must be just what. you
think you are, for you are the one who
thinks it-—Frsncis3 Edgar Mason.
here is no material with which or
or his looks so well as black velvet-~
Is;- so- dark material Of course we
' It is particularly harmonious
tho dainty evening shades. .
Tito dimlties which the stores have
Mt ocusented to show us are as dain-
riser and the designs are prettier.
3 is one of the wash fabrics
{We cannot get along without.
, y of the most bearrtiful and not-
‘Ioolting of the owers worn at the
Wednesday onlug. certainly
. host locking’at the close of the
. . were artificial
s always dissatisfaction it
his her irid gloves get too soileu
she washes them or has them
. This is very apt to be a
mi those who wear the warm-
gloves and wash them at home.
ressmakers slid the merchants
use to see haw much lace
nan make us carry about thtri
ashlon says you must have it
merchants display it tempting»
s.
9 .. is an excellent color for
room walls. The artificial light
through green shades and there
he green wash silk hangings at
3s lnsidd those of ecrn net;
‘ ablated pictures, but some
4 pastries should be hung on
ventures. brought into vogue
m0" stylos in gowns for overs
i,t'sfluirc some sort of pros
r . . The fashion of wearingls
thfloor flowers just above each
unintness that it becoming
rsaliy"‘fotching." but the ma;
fliketbotter to wear a single
stone side . ,
offirrooging the front of
3 'Oh the front bmdth
.d “rent material is to lot
10“ perhaps laid in
a quite together
and“ then fall sway disclos-
. or fabric. This pointed,
' blur“ the breadth is us-
becoming than the broad
3 land Builds
In uremia ~Tilrli Is ritual)
Iishiiia Much for Tllillli] lien
Pollard To Purchase i iilni F r
Walk In The limilllr
n-.- A....*
Trinity Naval Cadets held their reg-
ular weekly meeting and drill Friday
evening. Ill the basement of Trinity
Church. Many of our readers see a
notice to this effect each week, but it
is doubtful if they know what kind of
work is being done by this laudable or-
ganisation of noys and young men. A
reporter paid a visit to the church and
witnessed the drilling. which, consid-
ering the age of those ill the company.
and the short time they have had for
practice. is equal to any military com-
pany that was ever seen in Norwalk.
The company made an escellent
showing, and the reason is the ability
and indefatigable energy of their con-
tain and commander, William H. Reed,
inspector of the. municipal lighting
plant. Mr. Reed understands the work
perfectly. and has insisted upon the
strictest oilediencenon the part of the
members He believes in playing when
ii. is time to play—and drilling on Fri-
day evenings.
'l he object of the organization is to
furnish discipline and information. and
this is done equally as well as in a mil-
itary company. At prescubthe mem-
bers are engaged in, learning the man-
ual of arms and the various dinnerware
and orders in marching. Later- they
will take up‘ the regulation .lsck ’l‘ar's
work, tying and splicing knots. etc.
1an it is proposed to purchase a boot
for use on the river. '1 be members ni-
ro intend to give an exhibition drill
about the first of May in some. large
ball. and have planned to hold on one
rertalnment in about two weeks.
The uniforms are of the navy work-
variety. and look very natty with whirr-
blouse and trousers and blue. necirer.
c..ref.. The members carry the Reming-
ton cadet rifle. The organization is“
lion-sectarian. any boy or young man
of good morals and character being ad-
nitted. At present there are twenty-
‘lght members. It is the desire of
Captain Reed. however, to increase this
number to thirty-six or forty, and he
would be pleased to see any boy or
young man wlro_,would like to join. at
«he church on any Friday evening. til
i o'clock. The members at present are
W O. Gladstone Harvey Gilmore Har-
y Keogh. Thomas West Jerry Colweli,
iilvlo Pagnrtti h‘red Oakeo. Addison
Austin. Charles Weed. George Cava-
nagll. Laurence Gregory, Charles An-
ierson. Joseph licndrickson. David
t‘erris. Arthur Hoyt. Ralph Dibble. Le
‘lranrl Snyder. lra Wilson. Frank Hub-
lard, Joseph Brothcrton, Howard Eg~
:insou. Leltoy- Wood. Lester Wheeler.
fired. Smith ahd‘Per‘cy Small.
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
This will be an unusually busy week
a all departments.
The gymnasium members of both
enter and intermediate classes are
urged to be on hand every night for
mecial training for the gymnastic ex.
hlbltlon on Friday evening.
The Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at
i n. m. and the first meeting of the
r'mlios' Physical Culture Class will
be l\cll’l in tho ' runs ivm at 7 o. m.
Tagoorcllcstra will rehearse Tuesday
'i 4
Thanks are due J. A. Richardson
or s new water. heater for the bath
rooms and now it will be possible to
have plenty bf hot water tap class
nights. The, directors will liay'e g. sup
ger together and then hold no lower:
taut business meeting Wednesday err
an in!
The Mandolin. Basic and Guitar
Club will rehearse Thursday evening.
The supper and Bible study will be
held as usual on Thursday sniffiecre-
tar-y Norris hopes to be able to he pres-
out and conduct the Bible study,
Real interest in the Association
work is beginning to attract some
marchers into the contest and a lively
campaign is expected from now on to
March 25th.
YAWKOB AND His TOG.
And Yawkob. observing his dog
Schnitzel ppalie unto him as follows:
"You vss only a tog but i vlsh 1 van
vou. Ven you go mlt your bed in you
ibust durn round dree dimes und lay
io.wn Ven i go mit my bed in. 13 _sh
to lock of do: blace and viad up it
c not; and and dot cat out and unit“
mysetiuf and my tron vskes up unit
rcholds, den der paby rakes up and
cries. and 1 hot to vallr him mlt dor
house around. den maybe van t goth
myseliuf to bad it is‘ dime to get up
vonce more again. Ven you gets no In t
your bed you shut stroch yoursollut.
dig your neck a turtle; ,und you no
i .
‘ up. I hat to light der tire and put on
der hittle. scrap some .mlt ray vile si-
rotty und git mysellnf breakfast. You
Mons. play lait dcr day all round and hat
' cleaned of fun.
. as
the ‘ cited Stanislaw
memos
idea
3 t. t 3, ~m
. Wr%m%?”9m°f'
l hat to work all do:
day round and hat plastics of drubhla
Vea'you die you was dead. Ven i die
but to to to boil yet."—-—1idusic Trades.,
‘ 1N Y. Doc. :7. '98.
m
JUDGE DAV AgCIPTS APPOINT»
CANTON Ohio. and.” Id.-—Jodge
w. 11.:Dsyhss ”reader of
' ' . Instinct
Wills
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said ‘3“?“
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II till lira Tilda Till
Continued from First Page
Mr. Austin's cries in a moment
reached the ears of s tralnman. who
immediately signalled the engineer
and brought the train to a standstill.
but not until the unfortunate man had
been dragged from a point opposite
the north entrance to the depot proper
down to a point in front of the letter
box at the south dad of the station, a
distance of about one hundred feet.
The injured man. assisted by Mr.
Newman and Charles Raymond. who
were eye witnesses to the accident.
and others at the station. as well as
the crew of the train was tenderly
placer! on a 'stretcher and carried Into
the baggage room where he was laid
on an improvised bed of trunks. over
which a blanket had been thrown. Arn-
brose lirundage. night bargagemaetcr.
immediately summoned Frederick E.
lioymomi. the station master. who
telephoned for Dr. A. N. Clark.
For the nearly onehalf hour before
the lioctor arrived Mr. Austin was suf-
fering terribly and his cries were
heartrcndlng. The men who pulled
him out from under the train. however
were helpless and could do nothing for
him. The slightest move made. him
r ry out with renewed and awful voice.
Part of the time he called upon the
non around him to shoot him and put.
him out of his misery and at other
times he spoke. of his wife and child.
reu. expressing great thoughtfulness
for them.
Dr. Clark arrived shortly after 3
o'clock and did .what he could for Mr.’
Austin until the'ambulance arrived a
few minutes later when he. was remov-
cd to the hospital. When picked up
‘lis arm up to a point just above the
elbow was found to be entirely gone
and the flesh above was hanging prac-
ilcnliy by a thread. The fragment
if an llllll was kept In place. by a rope
‘\‘IlI(‘.Il was put on soon after he was
'alrcn into the station.
At the hospital it was won that our
alicmpt. to operate upon the man would
mean instant death, such was his con.
«iition. and he was made as comforta-
‘rlo as possible. Soon after his nr.
rival be leased Into unconsciousness
and did not awake until yesterday of-
ternoon. when he io‘ll how the acci-
icnt occurred which is practically
'ho some as given above. His wife
was summoned and was at his bed-
wide during the night. Tire train on
which the accident occurred was des-
inlated as No. ill. and was in charge
of Conductor liauaford and Engineer
Vloore. Mr. Austin had been riding
‘n the combined passenger and smok-
tr coach.
Mr, Austin was one of the best-
kuown Norwalk men and was held in
high esteem by his friends which were
eglon. lie was a batter by trade. hllt
is probably better known as the. keep-
er of the Austin restaurant in Water
atrcet. Nomalk. lie successfully cou-
lucted this restaurant for several
years. establishing a fine reputation.
About einht months ago he went on the
trolley first as extra man. and onlv re
-eutly as regular. lie was well- liked
‘lv all the men, who knew him always
is .r‘b‘ ed.
Mr. Austin did not like the irohey
business. however and Saturday told
Conductor Joseph llrrckman that he
was hoping to sell his house and move
‘lis family West. He had the idea
that a couple of men could conduct a
wry successful practical batting busi-
rcss in a small town in the West and
'or fourteen years had been looking
‘orward to the time when he could go.
Mr. Austin was a former member of
”inner Hook and Ladder Company.
‘lf Norwallt. a member of Our Broth-
Irs' Lodge of Odd Fellows and of
’lnckenoe'l‘rlbe of Red Men. He was
also a member of Company D. Fourth
nfantry, and for the past three years
rad gone to Nlantic in the. capacity
"if cook with the members of the com-
isnv.
He has a wife and two children. a
391m. Francis Austin. and eleven and
a little daughter. Mabelle Austin. five
years of age. 3
Sunday morning at dusk two of the
amployeos at the station found frag-
ments of Mr. Austin's arm along the
south end of the platform. A pecul-
on feature in connection with thenc-
cldent is the fact that after the wheels
had run overthe man‘s arm he shorrld
have again reached the p‘atform. in
order to have been run over he must
have"been'thrown under the wheels.
When he was found he was lying on
the platform. The only explanation
is that while being dragged the stop
hit him and threw him from in under
the wheels onto the platform.
A telephone message from the Nor.
walk Hospital at the time of going to
press states that. he remains in a crit-
ical condition. Little hope is held out
for his recovery.
—-—-9
ANOTHER DORMITORY FOR YALE.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. Zt-eit was an
nouncod yesterday that Frederick W.
Vanderbilt has signified his intention
of giving another dormitory building
to Take for the Sheffield Scientific
School. The new dormitory will stand
on College street. assi- another build
ing of the same character liven to the
university by Ir. Vanderbilt last snap
mar. it will be 125 foot in length and
contain 45 rooms. its style of archi-
tecture will be similar to those of the
other Vanderbilt dormitory, work on
which has been begun.
not!" ARRIVALI or. “all“.
NEW YORK. Jul. zs—amves:
Phooaic from Genoa.
N Isa. til-Arrived: L at.
ammo-om Copenhagen;
lie—“t thought you’d-m. used to arm a
parrot?” ail—«We "Whethe-
Court. cuneotitf" “M" @m’atwuthe
oration-t” “08.1onv0dsooldototbe
rubs. thing died
:35.“ ."--Yonhers «we...
Wit-mum talk locum.
Industrial sell-ohmic: (is.
OF N. Y.
Annual State Examinations.
ammo a not out.
See cosusu a LAWRENCE.
to South Main St.
IIITDINT DIIIOTOII:
Mortimer M. Lee. Char-loo I. Dew.
FINAL REDUCTION.
To close out balance of our
rsmsrh‘n us 1':
strain m VENTOR y
is our aim. To this and the prices are
mercilessly cut in half—some less than
half. Three months yet to wear them.
Take advantage of this offer. The.
quality of our goods is too well known
to need description Reduced prices
range from title to 86.00.
M.F.ACKERMAN
31 MAIN eraser. uoswsLK.
Connected with large Bridgeport es
tablishment.
Defy Burglar:
and Fire'
By depositing your bonds. 3:-
silos/loan
and valuable papers in the
curr’fr‘es. jewelery.
vaults of
hethNisorkf“ '*
couldn't the
The South Norwaik.
Trust Compass
“—
Hoxcs rent from $4 to :13 according
to size. ,
“KNOW YOU'RE RIGHT.
THEN GO AHEAD."
(‘ornc in and let us
show how the laws
protect iIlc llcimsiior
of n Savings Iiarlk.
filcll Icaic sonic of
you earn ls Ircrc,
null tilust Ilt' cor-
ner sinuc of bciicr
mndiiions. T" "
*m
ll‘our per cent. iswh‘st we pay.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
United Bank Building.
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
CiluNaiiunaiihull
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Surplus. 5700.000 00
com norm. womb. oo
n—r—a—
JOIN ll. FERRIS. midrib. .
JACOB I. “W. Barbies
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Hoary asymcur
John H. Knapp Christian Sworn
John H. Li ht E. H. MFtllowson
Josiah R. srvln Samuel Grumman
J. Wslihooulsrsm.
w...
3 Accounts Solfolfod
Accidentlnsurancc
While
m and W
.dlmhwxgiihdfii'é;
smou- week loss oftl
«Mats! injuries.
memo. 00 mm
For puawrsn go or all.
TAYLOR 8 60mm.
Moshe“ flail. ”Te-4.-
IISB JAM I316
on your hard Loud floors. it wears like
“'0‘.
use coLokrsl.
ca cousin
Musmtcrsicosnd
Igansontsldooi’yosrhouhs both
0AM] WIND."
(Buffalo Communist)
Of a hotel keeper in the Scotch lilgll~
lands a tourist asked: "is this a good
piece. landlord do you think. for s per-
son affected w th a weak chest?"
“None better, sire; none better,”
the encouraging reply.
“i havo been recommended, you
know. by the doctor to settle in a place
where the south wind blows. Does it
blow much here?"
WEI
"Toots or!" was the reply "it' a we
the south wind that biawa here."
“Then how do you account for it
blowing from the north at the present
time?" said the tourist.
“Oh. that's easily account for, air."
was the reply. "it's the south win, a'
the some, air list on its road back
0
again. "
“emulators.“
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY JANUARY 31st,
. Matinee and Night.
LINCOLN J. CARTER
Presents tllc World's only .lndian
Actress.
GO-WON-GO-MOHAWK.
in a picturesque western play,
The Flaming Arrow
3EE-r-Tllc lcllpse of the Moon. Tire
Exciting Horse Race, The At-
tack on Fort Reno, The Flaming
Arrow, The. Wonderful Horses.
Wongy and liuckskiu, The
(louncll Fire and Ghost Dance.
40'— BIG SPECIAL CAST—4b.
Girls NiiiNll INDIAN BRASS BAND.
Matinee Prices 15 and 25c.
Evening Prices 25, 35 and 50c.
Halo of seats opens at iioyt's 'I‘ilen»
trc. South Norwnlk, and chd's drug
store, Norwalk, 5 days in advance of
r l attractions,
leaclen’ Association
rlTillillrsc cl Entertainments.
REV. “'ILLIAMIPTAHER. II. I).
will lecture on
IMPERIAL ROME.
TOWN ASSEMBLY HALL, WALL 81‘.
This lecture only?“ rents.
(lilllrse of four, “.00.
commas
amrrrsrvcrs
To the Old Country. Drafts
ind Money Orders payable any-
where in Europe. For sale at
lowest rates.
JACOB I. [ANON-
' . NO BACKING OUT NOW.
5 Railroad Place. south Norwslk. Ct.
Diva \insurpasscd Oust-slice Sate
is still in the lead at the Boston Store. Values that are here and bore
alone—every department has contributed its portion of important reduc-
tions. We mention only a part but advise you to keep your eyes on our
ad. for this week. No matter how large the city, our Clearance Sale re~ l
ductions are far lower than the largest.
- No. lib Liberty Satin ltibbou,
Notlons remnants of lie yds., enough
for neck, all colors. piece, itlc
i (lur Notions are always marked ’l‘orchon Lasers and insertions,
lower than you can purchase the width from 1% to 5 inches,
same goods for elsewhere. Many “9“! Mid llefliflbl“ patterns, ‘
lur e cities note Delnng's Hacks ”'“9 10° "“1 ‘c
‘ K ‘ q ‘ Black Veiling. dotted or plain. ,
and Eyes during at Mill had or yard, 170
Challenge Sale at 6c card; you can l’lllow Tops your choice of
blly them here at any time for 50 MY “318.356
. , , - Chate‘ nine Bags, all styles
card. 'llre same can be said of regular 75c, 850 mm 31 to
many other little wants. as fol- close out. 550
lows: Ecru Lace Collars. good
shapes, regular 50c quality. 330.
SMALL WEAR, RIBBONB, ETC- Merceriaed Pillow Cords, 25c
Elastic Corset Laces, full and 35c qualiil'. 190
length, 1c .Embroldery Collar] 1132:. 3
. t , ., . slightly-massed; vs no ‘ c, c
hint Elastic Laces, 2/. yds. r. Mcrc‘erlzed Embroidery Floss, .
long 2 for M“ all colors doaen- * 5c ‘
llair Pin Cabinets. assorted Val, Laceroand insertion, 12
"‘19" 0 for 5“ yard pieces, regular price be
200 yd. spool Best Linen yd, the piece. 3 Mia
Thread, — 5c .
loo ,vri, spool Black Sewing T l 0 0d
Si k, 1:: spools in box, per 01 6t 0 S
box lilo
' . . We are. headquarters for Soaps.
2m) ,' l, ‘ 1 ill! naut c Cit-
ron: Hm” “I i A ‘ 3c Tooth and Toilet Powders. Per.
Dragon Cotton, 1300 yd. spools, :lc fumcs_ Combs and Brushes. We
(laimac Safety Plus, all sizes. 30 have. been told that our competi-
Mingle "mm”! Pins. ‘00 to 93- lo tors say “the kind we sell are not
Finishing llrairl. neat patterns. genuine." We WI" 8‘“? 9V9" 9‘13'
regular lbc, 6c tomer one hundred dollars ($100.)
Stockinct Dress Shields, all if they can find us at any time of--
sizes, pair, 5c ferlng imitations for genuine
i English Tape, a‘l widths, pack- standard makes of soaps, etc.
age, 3c Cuticura Soap, » 17c
Dcmng‘s llooks and Eyes, Packer's Tar Soap, 16o
‘ nickel or black. be Dr. Woodbury's Soap, I‘lc
Clinton Safety Pins. sizes 0 to Cashmere Bouquet. Soap, (Col-
3 ., 5c gates'i 19c
Straight or (lrlmped llair Pins, Rogert & (lailet Violet Soap. 170
all lengths, 1c (lolgate's Turkish Bath Soap, 4c
Coron's invisible Hooks and Colgate's (lastile Soap, 8c
Eyes. rust proof, 3c 4711 Glycerlne Soap, 16c .
Uncle Sam Linen, 100 yard l’car‘s Scented Soup, 13c
s OOIS, 5c Swift's Toilet Soaps. cake, 5c;
Tire Clamp llose Supporters. box 10c
silk elastic. and desirabil- llorabelli l’ure Castile green
style, hooks=front or side or or white , 4c
corset, llll colors, 17c Williems' Shaving Sticks, 19c
Asbestos lrnn Holders, wcll Colgate’s Dentine, 18c
bound, 4c (laider‘s Dentine, 190‘
Porcelain lluitone. 2 dozen on Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder, 170
card. 2c Slieiflelli's Tooth Paulo, Ho
1ch and iflc Side (tombs, all ltubifoaln, ‘ lilo
shapes, pair, 5c Mennen's Taicurn Powder, 13c
Best quality llone llalr Pins, Comfort Powder, 19c
crimpcd or siraighi. in shell Vaseline, air:
or amber dozen 10c 15c Tooth Brushes. 9c
lulastic Webbing assorted col- 250 Tooth Brushes, 15c
l ors,yard,1c 15c. Combs, 9c
\
l Real Moan. -—Subbubs:—_“You Just ,
ought to see my crop of corn! its the
It was a ”930““ VOW“ that “POI” most promising in all the Lonesome-
Ihrough the telephone. rhuret district." Townley—“Yon don’t
“Colonel Bi on," said the owner of 393’? If 30“ “3"“ more thanutwo “‘93“
the voice, “3,531 know you proposed [es don't forget me. will you? -Puck.
marriage to me last evening." "“-
"Yes. Miss Quickstep."
No Time For Grief—“l suppose »3
those rich Giltedgers made a great dis-
- ”£331.29" [ accept—Central. are, you play of grief when that millionaire un-
' “Yes "‘r-cplied the girl at the tale cle of theirs suddenly died?" "Grief!
They haven‘t any time for grief. All _
their time is taken- up with galloping
around in search of the will."-Cleve-
'iand Plain Dealer.
phone exchange."
“That‘s all.
Tribune.
Ring off."-»Chlcago
CALL 68-2.
Seymour sStore
" Good Things To Eat.
YOU MAY TRAVEL‘ANY“ WAY
PURE, WHOLESOME GOODS IT WI
YOU CHOOSE. BUT FOR A FINER STOCK OF UP TO DATE FRESH, 3
LL BE HARD TO BEAT SEYMOUR'S STORE. OUR SALES ON FANCY
CRACKERS ARE ENORMOUS. FRE SH FROM THE OVENS DAILY.
II" YOU WANT GOODS THAT
THEN TRY THE OTHER FELIDW.
FOR A STEADY CUSTOMER.
WE SELL AT CLOSE CASH PR
0. E. SEYMOUR. Leading Grocer.
38 WAININOTON ITIIIT.
Special
WILL MORE THAN PLEASE YOU. SEE WHAT A (-001) ARTICLE 18.
YOU TRY OUR TEA AND COFFEE AND WE HAVE CAPTURED YOU
,
ICES: THAT'S WHAT MAKES THIS STORE SO POPULAR.
hOUTl-t NORWALK. CONN.
see-:2
TELEPHONE. 58-2.
Sale On Tomatoes
We have son cans of Fine Jersey Tomatoes, hind packed, and are certainly a fine Tomato-such as others
charge the s can for. we are ”in. to give you s wanes to take “Vantage of our special prices for this Isle.
For one week. commencing Jan. tad. too will sell three case for twenty-five cents. Quantity limited.
Other Isl-gains on Canon, letter, sugar. halt Pork, etc.
I
TOIATOIHAND mortal: .lsassv Tousroso'uls. cans). a row asses-10mm”. L ,
Y—v L
as Poona «auburn some sort also-cc pounce. 3 '.
rinse? sLarN constant! IU‘I’TIR, FOR ‘i’HlI weak ONLY. 30¢: POUND. .
smut QUALITY solar ounce, “nus sou. r'sa Poona. 21c. - 3 7 . 3
, _*----m
bil’gnr Cured Home, 16., Mo 3 lb. can leftist! Furs. 10c sugar Corn. can,
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