.o'
‘ got the verdict.
‘ amines and voiles.
" I, Bicucles‘
m EVENING SENTINEL.
m ootm. Idltor and Proprietor.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4. 1903
Miniature AimaI‘Irao for Tomorrow.
Sun I'llit's 6:23; sets 5:47.
High tldc ""il a. m.; 3:13 p. In.
IVINING BINTINIL TILIPHONE
CALLO.
OH -—Iualnua Office.
az-o —Idltorial Room.
44 —-lraneh Office. Norwalk.
84-12—Iditor'a Residence.
One of the youngest-looking old nit-ii
in the English House of Commons Is
tilir .lohn tlorst. lie Is now getting on
to seventy but he has a brisk step, his
complexion ls ruddy and he speaks
with the same brightness, sclf-posscs-
sion and acidity which be displayed in
the eighties. lic attributes his extra-
ordinary youthfulness to the. fact that
he has for years followed the advice
given him by the late Sir Andrew
Clark, the celebrated physician. and
has, udder all circumstances. remained
nine hours of every twenty-four in bed.
There are generous women in Kan-
sas. Recently. at Emperoia. James
Higgins, a brakeman. secured a judg-
ment of $25,000 from the Santa Fe for
the loss of both legs. Just before the
rendering of this judgment his wife
had begun suit for divorce. In this
stilt she did not ask for aiiniony. Since
the husband secured his Judgment the
friends of the wife have ln‘eu urging
her to amend her divorce petition and
ask for a share of the spoils. Tlils she
refuses to do. saying: “I'm glad Jim
He's poor, and i hope
he gets every cent of the money. i
don't want any oi it." Yet Mr. Hig~
gins Is poor herself and has to work
for a living.
FASHIONS.
Collars and cuffs are gradually grow-
ing deeper.
There seems to be a search for suita-
ble names for the handsome French ct-
Mist blue is one of
the new ones.
Have you seen the new pure white
side combs intended for elderly ladies
wltn white hair? They meet a demand
that has long gone unmet.
Shirtwalst jewelry is one of the
things In which you will be interested
later. The simple waists call for just
the touch which a stock link. it set of
pins or jewelled buttons. buckles
sleeve links, eta. add.
m.
IleaifliMrs.
~ Paul M. Singer
Something of the inter-
esting Career of a Promi-
nent Elowtionist. Better
Known as Beulah Gilbert
'I‘lie litillluiot'c Morning Herald, of
last Hitltirtluy. published the following
interesting sketch of Mrs. Paul Moore
Straycrt
Mrs. Marv lieuliib Straw-r, wife of
Rev. Paul M. Strayer. pastor of the
walk. Coun.. died at 3:30 o'clock ycs-
terday morning. at her home. 7'.‘ West
avenue. in Norwalk.
Mrs. Strayer was a native of Haiti-
more. and until her marriage to Rev.
Mr. Strayer a few years ago was well
known as an elocutionist of more than
ordinary ability.
Beulah Gilbert. She was regarded by
many to be in equal class with (‘lmr-
iotte (lushmsn, probably the widest‘
known woman clocutionist iti this
country in her time.
The first information of the death of
Mrs. Straycr was l‘t‘t-eivml by her pnl'~
ents. Mr. anti Mrs. .larrei Nelson till-,
hem. of Hill Madison hyclluc, at 9:3":
o'cloclc yesterday morning. when u it I- .
egram from Rev. Mr. Straycr iiiiuotiuc- ‘
ing the death of his wife. was delivered
at their home. The newa of tin- death
was a great shock to Mr. and Mrs. till.‘
bert. They did not know that she was
ill, and only a'siiort time before receiv-
ing the telegram announcing her death. 2
a letter from her had been delivered by a
the. postman. This letter was datedt
several days ago, and was bright and.
cheerful in compoaition. it referred in
part to the fact that Rev. Mr. Straycr
had accepted a call to a prominent
Presbyterian Church in Rochester. N..
Y.. atid was to onetime charge in April. .
in her letter Mrs. Straycr said that she :
would be in Baltimore shortly, and
wanted her mother. Mrs. Gilbert, to go
with her to Rochester and help her to.
fix up her new home.
The death of Mrs. biriiyci- is one of
the saddest that has occurred In l‘t‘l'f‘llt‘
years so far as known. liesldcs hcri
husband and parents and other relii-.
tiycs who survive licr. Mrs. Sirnycr‘
leaves a baby oy who was born last
'l‘tiesday week. list seventeen days Iii--
‘0ue can select at least a dozen dir-
i'ow the death of his mother.
According- to the dispatch received
by Mr. and Mrs. (illbcrt, from lit-v, Mr.
then not have lialf the pretty pieces Strayer, funeral “WWW mm. H“, “.4
ferent pieces of wash ueckwear aud|
which the stores are showing. Willi
a little bit of ingenuity one or two of
mains of Mrs. Straycr were held at her
late home. "" West iu'cllllP, South Nor-
I.
- ~-. _.......—...~_ ”a.
Congregational t‘hurch. of South Nor--
ilti....g her career:
as an elocutiouist she was known ssi
‘crcd extremely small.
‘lcltrnctl that two men were seen driv-
them could be copied out of the piece} 3’ walk. (fonnu yt'filt'l‘tiily afternoon. and
which, are left "it” making ““9“ the remains at midnight Were placed
"mt-K , ,upon a train, the Colonial Express.
About thc smartest “““K i“ "W“ “W I that is due to arrive at l'aion Station
street “'9‘" are the 13“"‘33 close-fitting ‘ai 9:34 o'clock this morning. The body
little tan coverts. It Is not unusual to 5 will 1“. ”mm“! m u". home of mg
pay twenty-five or more dollars forismn-pr»H parents.
such a coat although it scarcely comes . ‘
below the W315“ line. and ‘5 made 99“ ;any take place tomorrow afternoon.
fectly plain. The cloth, “OWPWT- ‘5 “W ‘ but the arrangements can not be com-
besiv "'9 Silk "ems Could not he be“ plcted iititll the arrival of the body of
'9'» and the. workmanship is liorfi’i‘t-‘Mrs. Struycr and the wishes of her
if Eh"? “HEW“ a thing 3" perfection. husband as to her burial are known.
Vogue had this “3"“ 0“ dinner Rev. Mr. Strayer left on the train With
gowns worn at Florida hotels that may the remains of his win. but the “up.
be of ““9““ t0 ’0“: (‘repe ‘19 1’3”“ . seventeen-day—old boy was left behind
“d that “WM!“ fabric known “‘3 Ins it was not thought advisable for liliii
Eollenne. which is a rival of Olga ii" nun“. sud, a long trip.
crepe..are favorites at lflorlda hotelsl The deceased Mrs. Strayer was all ~
for dinner gowns, n whitc, rosc pitili Mary Beulah Gilbert. but she never u~<
”“1 9'19 935i“ 5'9 ow. Black gowns“... the i'i'hi name. and was known in
of the same fabric. inset throughout ! her elocutionarv career as "Beulah"
With black ”my 0"?" 1hr most hr-ioiibort. sn: born in Baltimore.
coming dress for jet ornaments. which g ppm-nary 6. lil69. and wag therefor.- .
[thirty—four years of age at the time of ‘
have been growing into favor very rap-
idly. Black and white laces and black
embroidered oniifbnsiilned with white
trim this sort of gown in many fascin-
ating ways. Bareges in all wool or
Eber death. It is a peculiar coincidence
.llllll while her birthday was February
.tl, that of her baby is February iii. her
-. mother's is February l9. and the birth»
half silk and wool are equally to the ' day of her “at". Miss Neva liawder‘
fore in White and colors, and are trim~ (““an 19 p -brunry 13.
med with laces. saloons 0r tnifeta- '0 Mrs, Strnyers' father is Mr. Jarret
WhiCh are added pretty buttons. 11M i Nelson Gilbert. and her mother was-
with few exceptions these pendent M- ; before her marriagc Miss Lydia i..
Icmenterie ornaments. either few 0" i bawder. daughter of the late Mr. Sam-
‘post-ol'lice and the (‘uuaan
Bank have been secured, and business?
W
Prevent. Many People From Trying a
Good Medicine.
Stomach troubles are so common.
and in most cases so obstinate to cure'
lthat people are apt to look with ans-2
' picioii on any rcmery claiming to be a‘
iriidical. permanent cure for dyspepsiai
laud indigestion. Many such pridc
_ themselves on their sentences in never
llll‘lllfl humbuggcd, especially in inedi-|
('lllUfI. i
This fear of being humbugged can,
lbe curried too far. so far. in fact. that l
1 many people suffer for years with
iivcuk digestion rutiicr lliuii risk a lit
I "To: run or HUMIUO.
i
t
”c How and money in truthfully test- .
lug ~lIII‘ claims made of ii preparation
ill i'i-llubb- and universally used its
Stuart's I)).i|lt‘|tlt|ll ’l‘iiblcis.
, Now Siliiilt‘.i Hydro-pain ’I'ubli-ts'urc.
grosiiy dii'i'i-i'cui iit tut- iuiporlnnl rcs
,IN'Il from ordinary proprietary llll'ili‘
{clues for the reason that they are not.
‘tt sect-ct putcut iiicdlcltie, no secret Is
itiiiub- of their ingredients. but. analy-
’sis shows them to contain the natural
{digestive ferincnts, pure aseptic pep-
lfllll, the digestive acids. Golden Seal.
bismuth. hydrustis and mix. They are
lnot carthartic. neither do they act
, powerfully on any organ, bill they care
indigestion on the common sense plant
.of digesting the food eaten thoroughly
before it hits time to ferment. sour and
‘cause the mischief. This is the only
secret of their success.
(‘iirthartic pills never have atid new,
er cull ctirc indigestion and stomach
troubles llt‘tllllilt' they act entlrclv oni
ilie bow-ls whereas the whole tron-i
blc ls rcullv in the stomach. i
Stuart's llvspcpsiu 'I‘ubleis tiikcu tit-i
for meals digest the food, That i: 1
all there in to ll. Food iioi digested?
or luiif digested is poison as It ciciiimi
gas. acidity. headaches. paliiitiilioii ofi
Ilic lit-art, loss of flesh and appetite.
and many other troublcs which are'
often called by some other name. i
'l‘lit-y arc sold by drtiggists every-
where at .10 cents per package.
Said Today that he Should not Build
Block Deatrchd by Burglara.
CANAAN, Contr, March ino iich i
of the robbers who looted the post~
office sale and started the fire which
MR, CUMMINGS GOES TO CANAAN.§
i
i
|
. burned the Cummings block and partly ‘
destroyed an adjoining building, yes».
terday morning, has been received by.
the town or cii‘nty authorities. and
the chance of thcir caption is consid-
It has been
ing through Norfolk shortly after it
o'clock yesterday morning. and these:
nrc believed to have bump the burglars
who were oit their war to “‘illflit‘ii.i
where they abandoned the stolen team. 3
and probiibly.bonrdcd a train. ‘
Today. Sherwood t‘ Cummings, of
Noiwnlk. the owner of the burned
buildings, cutnc ill'l't‘ to inspect the‘
damagc. lie said be carried insurance
to the amount of Salton, which will on-
ly partly cover his loss. llc docs not
contemplate vc-biilltliiir. the business
block. Temporary quarters for the
savings
was resumed today,
.
Postmaster Iloraback returned to
‘ town this morning. after several tiuys' ‘
The funeral in llaltimore will prob- Imm‘mc‘"
vnicnt regarding the amount of plunder
secured bv the robbers front the post 1
He declined to make a state
office sale, pending the arrival of an
official inspector of the department.
Jeweler Collins has opened his safe
which was buried In the ruins of the
building and has found that it was not
touched by the robbers.
Later estimates of . c fire loss do
not vary greatly from the figures first
given, the total being probably be-
‘wcen 310.000 and 812.000
Mrs. llcarboriiwtlli, my! Life is
spell a bore!
Mrs. \Vubusliwhliut‘s wrong now‘.‘
"Why. a woman no sooner gets
,through with one wedding than she
has to begin getting ready for her
iicxt."—\'o;tkers Statesman.
. Editor-«Ah! 'l‘hcse golf jokes of
trours have the real flavor! Do you
I play golf?
Joke-Writer—Well—er—no: but I
iwalk about forty miles a day trying to
I
Is flier-ea better place than the
Imperial
Cafe
9 Railroad Place,
To get your dials.
Ebcryfltlng in their season
Sale of Real Estate.
The subscriber hereby gives notice
that all the real estate owned by Lena
R. Woodward. late of Norwalk. deceas-
ed. at the time of her death is for sale.
Said real estate consists of the house
and lot known as No. till Woodward
uvciiuc in the City of South Norwuik.
and the house and lot known as No.
105 South Main street in said City of
South Norwalk.
For particulars apply to the under
“SOUTH I lN—QRWAL } VENIN-G SEN
signed.
andpmperly seasoned. itoiocit'r o. RAYMOND.
_ lull Ill Adiuiiilsirutor.
ENTERTAINMENTS. “M” "'"“"“ " ““K‘ ’“" ' =
fl cases or NOTICE. i
illt-l'l‘ltlt'T oc'Ntiitwliik, m, cm
. ‘ ' , ‘ ‘ , ‘ liuli- (‘ourt March Iitl, A. I)., lililil.
H O Y i S l H ILA PR in . Win-runs. written application has .
MONDAY, MARCH 16,
“The Musical Triumph of the Century"
KLAW AND ERLANOER'B
T R O u 3 A O O R B
in Harry I). Smith's Musical Comedy.
The Liberia Belles
Witu the some famous Cast, including
MR. HARRY OILFOIL
and Seventy Others.
Positively the event of the season.
lion of tho cstute of llcrlha .l. licckcl'.
late of liadNuuheim. (lermany.
ceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
()illcc in Norwalk, on the 13th day of i
i
l
i
l
llt't‘ll made to Iiiis court for admiiiisira- '
i
do
March. limit, at 2 o'clock afternoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in a newspaper
having a circulation in said district, at ‘
least five days before said day of hear-
ng.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night,
SATURDAY, March 14.
’l‘lic low" invlmiruuiiitic couictlv ever
written,
A Joiiu American
Tramp.
liy l-l, E. Kidder, author of “l‘caccfu‘
Valley.“ "A Poor Relation." and otli
or Sol Smith Russell Plays.
The Original Competent Cast,
including
WALTER GALE aa “HAPPY JACK."
PRICES—Matinee. 15 and 25c.
Night, 25. 35 and 5°C.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt’s Thea
ire. South Norwalk, and Weed‘s (il‘lll.
store, Norwalk. 5 days In advance of
all- attractions,
HENRY W. GREGORY, i
m4 it
can con. can,
-Look- .
$7.00 per Ton Delivered.
Having received a consignmcnt of‘
bright. fresh mined Leliigh Conl.‘
bought at a right price. ’
We are going to give our patronsi
the benefit. following our usual cus-l
tom. Our principle is not to chargei
livo or three prices because the 011-?
porttinity offers, but to give value for i
value received.
WE LEM), OTHERS MI'S‘I‘ FOL-i
LOW. i
ltiiiig Lockwood iii Co.i
St), NilanAliK. i
“’ l
SOUTH NORWALK
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
122 warns sax,
llrancb Office 2 So. Main St.
Tci. (‘ail 31-5.
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 10th.
Metropolitan little Mariette.
and fir. It. Paulina Dc Nike.
Celilst of New York.
1
l
A RECIPE FOR THE TABLE OFi
ROYALTY. HOW TO CURE A
i‘SMITHFlELD HAM." f
ADMISSION 35c.
‘ Reserved Seam. 10c extra.
uni—imitation.
To close out balance of our
The prime requisite is good corn-fed
meat, that of the Virginia pine-roofer
being the best.
hams weighing front 10 to 1‘: pounds
each, sprinkle on the fleshy side one
tablespoonftil of saltpctrc and rub in
well. Then salt well. allowing them
to remain in the salt as many days as
there are pounds of meat in the Item.
Removo them from the salt. brush
them off and result. allowing them to
stay in three times as long as before.
rubbing the salt in well. Wash and
wipe them thoroughly, ‘over the fleshy
side and hock with me sses and sprin-
kle thcm plentifully with black pepper,
Let them remain in this conditioa for
two days. then sprinkle ihcm lightly
with powdered borax, hank tip in the
smokehouse. and smoke them to a
dark mahogany color with hickory or
oak chips, but use no pine. After citr-
lag the harm. market them, and with
proceeds purchase Dr. Dick's Medicine
and cure vour grippc and rheumatism.
: TRIMMED Ha rs
5 stress lava-many
i .
, is our aim. To this and the prices are
- mercilessly cut in half—-some less than
) half. Three monthe'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.
i
' M.F.ACKERMAN
81 MAIN ITRIE'I’, NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport es-
tabliahtnent.
Good
Ii.
Dress Goods
and Silks.
March is upon us, reminding us that Spring is
near at hand. We think about Spring Goods
early. hence our stock is filled with all the
new boots—silk and wool—cotton and wool
and all silk fabrics. The stock is larger.
brighter and mane attractively priced than any
former season. All the good and popular
colors in
VOILES. CREPE DE CHINE. E TAMINES.
EOLIENNE. GLORMS. ALB‘TROSS. M0-
"AIRS. SICILMNS. VENETMNS. BROAD-
CLOTHS. ALSO FANCY WE] VES.
Prices 250 to $3 l’erYd.
FANCY SILKS— The new weaves—also Printed Fou-
lards, in the popular neat designs.
50¢ $1.00
After cutting it Into 1
Seymour Store,
many. large or small. which seems to
give the seal of fashion to everything
worn just now. Crepes de chine in the
new rose reds are not wanting In this
many land. One very noticeable one
had its skirtgathcred into graduated
mules fro‘m hem to‘ belt. its bodicehtnp
ering under the same treatment In pro-
portions. As a dinner gown its gold
lacs berths. with black chenillefluid.
lace touches, gave the best possible
7 contrast to the whitest of shoulders. as
‘ they were
line. -
sttrpasslhgly beautiful in
Enameled.
Come lrt‘W see, the
"Magus" of
ticket-lg
3». .
qua.—
Hm ”lg-.2.
..
.h
\
and
. KLIN or. can. MADIOON ave.
sell my golf jokes—Puck.
:liel Lawder. of Harford county. f~ir '
{mum --is also a native of Harfordi
county. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert. howl,
t\"‘.’l‘. the been residents of lithium.
for forty years. sir. Gilbert's father.
was the late Jarret Gilbert. of liar-
Iord county.
Mrs. Stra or received her early edit
nation in public schools of Balti-
more and later entered the Western
Female High school. fgrom which she
graduated with high honors. at the age
of sixteen. She took a special couwc
in physical culture and elocutlon at
the Women‘s College of Baltimore. and
later'stndled under Emerson. the well-
known teacher of elocution of Boston.
Mass. She also took a short course at
an elocutionary school at Toronto.
t‘anada. She was teacher of physical
culture and eiocution at the Western
Maryland College, conducted under the
auspices of the Methodist Protestant
Church. at Westminster, Md. from
1897 to 1898. In the course of her life
she gave many entertainments. of
which she was the star, In Baltimore,
Washington. Richmond, Lynchburg
and other cities. the centers of culture.
Her marriage to Rev. Paul M. Stray-
er occurred at the home of her parents.
in Raltimore. October 11. 1899. The
ceremony was conducted by Rev. E. J.
Drinkhouse. of the Methodist Pratest-
ant conference and Rev. Dr. William
M. Stnyer. father of the groom. who
served several terms ,‘as president of
the Methodist Proteatant conference.
Remand Ira Strayer returned last
Septerhber from a three pontha' trip
abroad. float of out: one was spent
in Scotland. England and about the
coast of Ireland. it was their second
trip abroad. they having gone to In!-
ope on their wedding trip. ,0: that 0c-
caslon they were away thirteen months
and visited“ all the prominent
places. They spent considerable time
in Rome.
EXIGUTWI AOTION.
According to a efllaaed await
the: are upwards of 5,000,000 little
Mintheliumanatomach. 'I'Iieacglanii
potiroiitthcdigenivcjuiceawliichdiuolva
or dished. ‘ iswantot'
,,.- i =-_--.
W
link i. ’iiliiSiill
Hm
mart.
nor in mt.
an on:
"Trade.
take nothing else after a fair trial.
drink and healthful.
gant. sweet rosy Butter. price right.
he beat for quality and price.
est cash prices.
chine which preserves all the original
Lane I Monitor“. 3 for 250.
Salmon, 2 "am;
can a ELITE—the richest flavor with the fl
Sold in 2 lb, tins, We are sole agents for the Twin Cities.
OTHER NEW GOODS.
California Wheatine, the great Breakfast Food. 15c pkg.
3 lbs. Fancy Rice, 25c.
Package Teas, 60c lb. Nothing In town equals otir Teas at 60c lb. Fine Coffee at 22c 1b.; 5 lbs. for 31.
Mackerel, Codfish, Bloaters. Broil
This Codnah Ia equal to any on the mil-trot.
CONSTITUTION LAUNCHED.
‘ NE“ LONDON. March l—Captain
General COUMEHOI‘ BIOdge" 05"“ Hi3 l'riiis Rhodes, who will sail the old cup
Opinion on the Matter. dct‘cuder Constitution, with five men.
ST. LOWS, March ,me. ll. “My took charge of the big sloop yesterday.
gett. vice-president and general coun- 1“" 3h” “'33 launched from ”1“ WW.“
sellor of the Wabash, last night. mutic ”r ”W Thames Tow llo‘ni Company's
the following statement on the legal plant. ,1“ Riverside. 1"“ launching
aspect of lilt' strike situation: .“"““ Wlillt‘Hit mclltlcut. “A“ ititiebynlctlildifl
, , . . . . . . . . spars ant parapierna a w c (-
ihi iouit Diotettlings art based on ed on a barge and the yacht. and ten-
dcr will in: iuw‘cd to the lierreshoi’f
yard at Iiristol. R. l., as soon as the
weather permits, There was too much
sea yesterday to permit departure.
LEGAL ASPECT OF THE STRIKE.i
il.t~ lII‘UVl-iIIIIH of the interstate com—
iiicrcc law. 'l‘liat act makes it the
duty of the railroad companies to row
icelvc and liunsport all kinds of iiitci-
istate traffic and requires them to in
itercliangc such traffic with each other
‘at connecting points and conspiracy
on the part of any number of persons.
tto defeat that act of the provisions of NEcW LONDON. March ~I—The
any other federal act is wrong. andlsloop yacht Constitution left the bar-
renders the .parties liable criminallylbor this morning. at 7 o'clock. in
and civilly. iiow of the tug Argo, of the Thames
"That is not a mere theory; it is then Towboat Company‘s fleet. for the
settled law, and the injunction onlyjHi-rreslioff plant. at Bristol, K, 1.
aces totliat extent. Should the orderiCapiain l‘rias Rhodes and five men
he violated it will be for the cotirl to'are on board.
say what stops it will take to enforce
the order but we have no reason to lie-1
lievc that any one intends to \'l()|nte,ting angry when you talk of the coal
it." trust. Smithers'.’ It doesn't trotible the
itrust or do you any good."
She—"l suppose it is a genuine an-‘i "ills-ain‘t it. though? I get so hot
thiie'f" The Dealer—“Why. of cotirse‘thinking about the blamed wretches
lit is madam! And. besides, it is the.that i don't miss the furnace fire!"—
‘very latest thing in antiques!"—-Puck. ‘i‘inciunaii Commercial-Tribune.
CONSTITUTION LEAVES FOR BRIS-
T
“liut what is the use of Your get-
.._.__________—
Things To Eat
nest aroma—the. Best Coffee imported. You want it. You will
A most delightful ‘
Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, lowest price. Ele-
0ur Coffee at 25c. lb. gives splendid satisfaction.
Cannot
ers. Smoked lialibiii and Fish of all kinds. Remember we sell goods at low-
0. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer.
35’) Washington Street.
mannerisms Cod Fish
South Norwalk. Conn:
Needs no cooking; no odor. no waste. it is packed by a ma-
flavor and fibre of the'flsh. Can be made ready in ten minutes.
OTHER LENTEN SPECIAL”
: lba. Oeneloea coda-ti for as. can» a... Oairnon, can, 163. am Red
can,” ilaatlmrd
BUTTER—Ola prices on Butter this week'is way low. We have the
1'?! IL ,
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a
CANNED GOODS. .
Beat Ruby 353.5me 32¢ 1°“ no 3 is. can Tomatoes. 10¢
Crook Trout, at, 10c FINE 3 lb. can can Plums, 10¢
choice M Mani, can, 150 T ABLE SALT 3 lb. can Bartlett Pearl, :3
0 cans Domestic Iardlnea. 25c ' 3 lb. can Peaches,
Large can We sardines, sang: THIS SALE. Early at; Penn. can, :: .
m N M III" can,
2 ' mum"... 10¢. 50. 3 lb. can diam Chowder. 15¢
“£11013? taacylotot flue Fresh Own!!! Ball. this
Finest Elgin Creamery Butter in
/ -
week. Every egg guaranteed. Sale lull a few,
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