, nelson. now me Proprietor.
U NESDAY. JUNE I7, 1903.
no Almanac i.
riuoa I: it); sold
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Tomorrow.
NM.“ .31.th Room; Ik.
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IHditor'a fictions
prohibitionista of Canada have
t. they call a Dominion Alliance.
for Ross. of Ontario. was one of-
flee-presidents. Because of dissatis-
, n with his "commie the toleran-
9?} ”minoident his name was dropped
N _‘ year. and now his friend, John A.
orson, K. 0., hits" resigned and
in a farewell letter John calls
the Alliance a “gaseous molecule in
the vast space of temperance opinion."
" .To spite his employer Fritz Bauc r.a
_ oatock dealer in Sirasburg, Ger
may, Otto Harman opened all the
Teflon in his shop, let loose ten cats.
k canariea, 1on parrots seIeu pup
ion, two bloodhounds, three rabbits.
.n'pd a pair of fork- tailed lizards. Bauer
'qrt'lveti on the scene to find a furious
:Ight‘ proceeding between the cats and
dogs, and the parmt Iloionsly attack-
’ III: thedauaries. It their two hours to
non tint the menage‘rie.
The reported threat of Jewish finan
olera to retaliate upon Russian stocks
. tor the persecution of their brethren re-
coils .Bismarck's surrender before a
similar menace. it was in 1866. when
_, the Prussian government demanded an
indemnity of $25. 000. 000 from the city
1 Frankfort. The head of the house
of Rothschild there sent. word to Bis-
marck that If an attempt were made
. to enforce the. levy ”the'Rothschiids
would break every bank In Berlin.
Knowing the power behind the threat.
._ the man of blood and iron yielded.
FASHIONS.
,The tailorc‘d shiriwaist calls tuna
. simple hat and a skirt of light- weight
cloth;
" lt fact an easy matter to select an
outing but this season unless one is
unlimited in the number she may buy.
White linen stitched on natural col-
ored pongee has a very pretty effect.
This combination is a favorite one for
- tennis costumes.
The greatest objection to a mohair
skirt is that if caught Inia shower the
rain is liable to shrink 'ltsvseams and
ruin the hang of it. It Is so cool and
comfortable, and such pretty can be
had for so little money this season that
- hundreds are Writ” and running
their chances 1; tin ought iii the
rain.
“The woman who ridesanuch in an
automobile has discovered the need of
at least two coats for country runs—
tho light dust— proof to be worn on hot
days when simply protection from
’ dust Is desired, stud the heavy storm
coat which Is impervious to the worst
. of summer storms. For town driving
her list of pretty wiIaps is unlimited.
'Tho thinner the dress material Is
the greater pains should be taken In tit-
ting the petticoat as even a tiny wrin-
’ his in it will make an apparent uneven-
oss In the outside. Perhaps you are
, t taking that i am making a good many
-, words about a little matter but i am
not. alone in my admiration ota per-
{outfitting gown, and It would be such
. an easy matter for there of us to have
. ouch Robins if we would give the at.
Milo: to these little details which
» ‘ 0 who excite our admiration.
Luther NI. Wlliiili
GUARANTEED BIC YCLES
3am Carpet Cleaning Tues-
. and Friday. goods called
, and delivered."
Phone 104-2.
kiln “mentor; Madison Street.
~ms
TRAIN RIMO ID.
Taken from Past House to Home of
bio Daughter.
STAMFORD Juno il—Oeorge Fran-
cis Train, who has been confined at the
city pest house aufferingagom small
to!» me of his
daulhtg‘h‘fiil city Manning. ir.
Train tom 4th on the res
recovery.
The attendants who have been at the
pest house came to the city with the
patient yesterday afternoon. There
has been considerable difficulty in the
board of finance of the city in secur-
Ing an appropriation for the expenses
of the peat house. and when this was
learned by the attendance some time
ago they threatened that unless they
were paid the amount usually appro-
riated In such cases they would visit
fh he. city oliicials,’ who feared contagion.
and Mayor Leeds issued an order to
lhe police department ordering them
to prevent the attendants from visiting
the city ofilcials and In executing the
order, if it was absolutely necessary.
to shoot. The police were told later
by Chairman Reed. of the police
heard, not to take the mayor's order
seriously and his advice was heeded.
Two policemen, however, were station-
ed at city hall to keep away the. un-
welcome visitors.
Upon instructions from the corpora-
tion counsel the city treasurer was In-
structed to pay all the expenses of the
smallpox camp and the. camp atlcud-
ants consequently left the city for New
York after receiving their pay without
visiting the ofiicials.
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SOCIALISTB WON ELECTION.
New Rolchatag Distinctly Different
From the Old Ono.
BERLIN. June 17. ——The Socialist
victory at the Reichslag elections yes
tcrday was larfely at the expense of
the two Radica
the Socialists did in the last Reichatag
on tariff. military and naval questions.
Hence, on these questions. the new
house Is not distinctIVely different
from the old one. i
The official returns from 330 constlt
uencies are: ,
Socialists. 53: Center Party. 60; Con-
Iervafives. 21; Free Conservatives. 4:
National Liberals, ti: Poles, 5; other
fatcious. i2 Total of members clec-i
ed.161. Second elections are required
In it!!! constituonclos. l
The failure of either of the Radical
writes to get a single seat does not
Iiean that they will not get a number
If members at the second elections, as
hen their candidates will be supported
by all the. anti-Socialist parties. as the
cast of two evils. in 1898 only one.
Radical. Herr Ric,hter and one Barth
“'eprescntatlte were elected on the
’lrst ballots. while on the second bal-
'“ots the two parties together elected
limembers.
BUILDING TRADES LOCKOUT.
Fuller Company, In New York. Notified
10,000 Employoa to Stop Werk.
NEW YORK. June 17—40000 eIII- i
ployes of the George. A Fuller Com-
pany weIe thrown out of wurk today
by order of the Company thus mak I
ing the lockout in the building trades
complete. Willie not joining the Em-
ployers' Association in membership
the Fuller Company took this sympath- ,
ctlc action on the same grounds as
those maintained by members of the
association, Today the 150.000 labor» .
ing men who are idle because they
are members of building trades unions
IIacv been served with the ultimatum.
of the combined contracting constIuIt- i
ors. That ultimatum is that they will
IIImain so as long as the IndiIIduaIi
unions refuse to sign the plan or ang-Iu
mom of arbitration and conciliation'
ploposnd by thI Empinyera' Associa |
tion The ut‘illlll of the Fuller Com-I
Iiany came as a- “rise, as it was
IIally understood that its sympathies
were with the labor unions. Membersh-
."f the. Company said today that It had
become necessary to control-the un
‘ous and that this was the final step.
iTRiKE SETTLEMENT DEFERRED.
Jom'plicaflona Over “Recognition of
Union" In Chicago Hotel Matters.
--CHlCACO, June 17—The settlement
of the hotel and restaurant strike ap-
pears today to hinge upon the construc—
ion to be put upon the term "union
recognition." The joint board of the
strikers? union Is inclined to hold out
for an agreement to employ union men
and women only, while the hotel anti
restaurant owners declare they'can do
no more than promise not to discrim-
lnate;
. The joint board in conference today
was unable to agree upon the accent
ance of the employers terms and decid
rd to submit tipibithor to President
Sompers. The resolution of business
by the large down town restaurants
precipitated several incipient fights.
the pickets generally selecting women
for their victims, 0n the whole, how-
ever, regular service with almost. a
full complement of help in the kite}-
ens and dining rooms. was effected by
all of the strike bound establishments
PHILADELPHIANS WON CRICKET
IDNDON, June 17——The Philadel-
nhlans were all out today in the first
innings in their match with the Clan-
cestershire cricketers begun at Chel-
tonham yesterday. for 155 runs The.
home. team, which had made 85 runs
in their first innings then went in for
their second innings and were disposed
of for ‘3 runs. The Americans coh-
sequently won the match by an Inning
and 26 runs.
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FIREIUO —HELD FOR EXAMINA-
T!
IRR'lDGIjiPOR'l‘:r June 17. ~in the city
'conri: this" morning the case of Alfred
E. Presbrey,‘ the firebug arrested last
ntghtrmcontfnned one week in order
to allow an examination
into {Ila sanity.
and In dohnlt of this ball was commit-
ted to loll. .
be made
He won h d in 81.000
GOOD WAY TO DO BUSINESS.
Frank Dexter bolls Rollabio Remedy
at Half Price and Guarantees a, Cure.
When one can buy gold dollars for
fifty I-,ents it is a good time to purch
use.
in offering a fill cont 'l)0i1.|(' of Dr.
Howard's celebrated specific for the
cqu of constipation and dyspepsia at.
25 cents. Frank Baxter In giving one
of the greatest trade chances ever of-
fmed to the people of South Norwalk.
Even though offered at half price for
introductory pquoses, thp specific is
sold under a guarantee to can: or the
money will be refunded.
if food does not digest well. If there
is gas or pain In,tlIe stomach. if the
tongue is coated and the breath bad, If
there is constipation and straining. Dr.
Howard's specific will cure you. if it
does not. you have Druggiat Frank liax
ter' a personal guarantee to return yotu
money.
DI. Howard' a specific gives quick re
tint and makes permanent cures of con
:tlpailon, dyspepsia and all liver trou-
Ies.
These are. strong statements. but
l-‘rank Dexter is giving his customers
a chance to prove their truth of just
half the regular pricc——stxiy doses for
"5 cents. If they are not found true.
all you have to do Is to ask for your
money. I I7 23
NORTH POLE EXPEDITION STARTS
Capt. Ammundaon’s Projected Course
will Tako Him Across the Polo.
(‘liltlSTIANIA. Norway, June 17—-
1110 whaling ship Clea. with Captain
Ammundsen s magnetic North Pole
expedition on boaId, sailed at mid
night
It has been announced that the Am
mundsen expedition will go first to
King WIIIIam Landon the east coast
of Greenland and will thence preceed
characterized by Professor Schmidt
of Berlin, as undertaking the moat im
portant task in the domain of terres-
trial magnetism. It Is planned to take'
a route never before attempted. While
It has not been announced that the ex-
} pcdition is designed to reach the pole
If Captain Ammundson is able to fol-
low the course projected. it will take
him almost directly across the pole.
Captain Ammundaen, whovis n Nor-
wcgian. was the first officer of tho
lielgica III ('IicrIth‘s Antarctic cxpedi
lion of 1897. The Glen Is classed
as being one of the strongest and best
venue‘s of the Arctic fleet. She can be
handled by a crew of seven men. is
fitted with an auxiliary petroleum en-
gine and Is equipped for a four years'
stay in the Arctic regions
TO FIX PRICE OF OAS PLANT,
NORWICH. June l7—v-When the case
of the Norwich Gas and Electric Com-
lpuny vs the City of Norwich came up
|in the civil side of the. Superior Court
before Judge Robinson yesterday. two
motions were offered to rcconInIit. the
report. of the commission appointed by
-i|Ie Superior Court to fix II price for
the plant of the company The. first
motion was made because the commis-
'sion In Its report failed to give a do-
iliiled price for the plant The second
was because of the manner of their dis-
posal of ihe mortgage. It took (‘or~
poration Counsel Fanning two hours
,tn read the papers In the case. and he
then moved that the case be. continued ‘
until the next term of the court, as Mr.
White, chairman of the commission. Is
III Europe and does not expect to re-
tutu for two months.
TEXTILE STRIKERS 0N PARADE.
PHILADELPHIA. June 17 —l’rol)n-
I I
_\ the greatest labor demonstration
vcr witnessed in this city took place
KI NO PETER CDNGRATU LATED.
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Neighboring mum Hope for Peace
and Tranquility Undor His Rule.
ST. PETERSBURG. Juno l7.——The
(Tnar's cougr Motions to King Peter.
the text of Iich was published yes-
terday, are considered to be a public
expression of the unqualified favor
with which the proclamation of King
Peter was received Insoflicial circles
here. It Is regarded “extremely un-
likely III view of the Ittitudc ot«tlle
Servian people that Russia will sup-
port thc suggestion that the powers
should demand be punishment of the
assassins of King Alexander and
Queen Drags. and it Is thought here.
that nothing further will be heard of
the. suggestion. '
ROME. June if.‘—~Klug Victor Em-
Inanucl has telegraphed his congratu
Unions ‘0 his hrotherdn-iuw. King Pe-
lot of Servia, also expressing his wish-
ml for the tranquility and prosperity of
the country under the new regime
(‘ONS'I‘ANTIIIOl’i E.vJuno ll.—-—The
Sultan has warned Madame Christlch.
the mo‘hcr of Milan. son of the'late
King Milan of Scrvla. carefully to
guard her son. The. message. which
was sent through the Intermediary of
Madame Christieh's brother, who is ar-
ciIilIII-i of the palace. advised her to
keep her son in the house and not to
allow him to appeal on the streets. it
in pIcsunIeIi that this ii(‘lit)ll was the
outcome of feats that an attempt may
be made to 'murdcrfyouug Milan, al
though it is not believed that there
will over be any prospects of his suc-
ceeding lo the throne of Serviu.
VIENNA. June 17——The Scrvluu
military deputation sent by the War
Minister to assure King Peter of the
devotion of the army. passed through
Vienna this afternoon. The officers ex-
plenst‘ti pleasure at. the Czar’s message
,to King i’ctCI. uhiI II they considered
as having settled the attitude of the
l
mm” who voted as for Behring Strait. The expedItIon was I,“ we“.
(‘ordiuiiy worded telegrams have
between Emperor
I‘rancis Joseph and IKIIg Peter. butr
ltho Emperor. in the midst of his cen-
e'gratuiatious to the new ruler. seizes
the occasion to denounce the assassi-
nations
The text of the now king's message
follows:
‘I hasten to inform your Majesty of
IIII call to the Servian throne to which
I have been elected by the unanimous
vote. of the Senate and Skupshtina I
intend to take up again my ancestral
traditions and hope to bring freedom
and happiness to my Fatherland. .I
respectfully pray that your Majesty
continue to evince to me those. feel-
ings of sympathy which your Majesty
entertained for my father up to the
tune of his death. Should your Ma-
jesty be pleased to show me the some
sympathy in the fulfillment of my new
duties. it will make light the task
for lllt‘. it is my intontl and firm
resIIIVII to Intuit it."
The I‘lfllllllt‘ltll replied in the follow
ug terms:
‘III acknowledging friendly notillca
lion of your aIIIIIssiIIn to the. throne l
desire to assure you It‘ delay of
my complete sympathy wishes that
Ian may have a long and happy reign.
tiny it be vouchsnfcd tITyoiIr Majesty
to (fifty out successfully the noble
mission IIeIolvcd upon you by restor-
ing peace, quiet and esteem to your IIII
happy land so sorely Iisiled by a suc-
Iesslou of internal storms. and by rais-
iII: It again after the severe fall whit. II
ii recently sustained in the eyes of tho
civilized W‘.i)l|tl through the heinous
iillti universally rcprobated crime. Your
\lalesty may rely on my support and
ii 'ieudship in executing this task. and
you may be convinced that it will al-
ways be my IIearfeIt desire as it is
vour Inn. to maintain and strengthen
today when thousands of striking tex-i the friendly and neighborly relations
Ille workers marched from indepen
dent-e Hall to the. City Hall where a
The feature'
Imuss meeting was held.
of the. parade was the army of child
niiis.
a small American flag
numerous banners containing appro
;'Irlate inscriptions.
simple statement:
-umc from the Kensington district.
in stiike
ENTINEL
in sale of the paper.
MONEY
'uhich have existed so long between
our two countries."
BELGRADE. June l7——'l‘iIe (‘ablnet
Ministers anti other Servian officials
ren who are employed In the. textile here are jubilant over the Csnr's tel-
Each youthful parader carriedlegram to King Peter.
There were sympathy on the part of Russia.
demonstrating
Kins
Peter has telegraphed to the (liar.
One bore the thanking him warmly for his message.
"We Want to Go
to School." The bulk of the. paraders RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
Seymour’s tore
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
$ummor Specialties.
FRANCO‘AMERICAN CANNE SOUPS, ALL VARIETIES. FRANCO -AMER|CAN GAME PATE'S, ALL VA-
RITIES. FRANCO-AMERICAN POT TED IEEF AND READY MADE FRENCH ENTREES. FINEST QUALITY
LEDAM CHEESE,LPINEAPPLE CHEI SE, CREAM AND ENGLISH CHEESE.
PICKLES, OLIVES. THE FERRIS HAMS AND IONELESS BACON—YOU WANT THEM. SAUCES AND REL-
ISHES, ETC. THE FINEST QUALI Y OF SWEET. ROSY BUTTER TO BE FOUND, DELICIOUS COFFEE
THAT WILL TOUCH THE SPOT. NIATIVE DERRIES, LETTUCE AND SPINACH, PICKED WHILE THE DEW is
UPON THEM. WE GIVE YOU THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS AND OUR PRICES ARE LOW.
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
NEW Y.ORK June 17 -—Arrived:
Steamer (lrnf Waldersce. from Ham-
... ..—..._-....¢
NENSBNYS.
Prizes for the Largo." lnoruso In Sales of THE
SENTINIL. beginning Juno leh. 1906. will be ulvon
EVENING SENTINEL NEWSBG Y3 GR GIRLS for increase
Total 3103 Month,
as follows:
rm: prize. - 38.00
Second Prize. - 32.00
. . Thlrd Prize. - SLSG _
. ram-Ia Prize. - 31:00 }
rma Prize. - .so
Thou prlzu will not be paid for the largest ulna.
but for the largest lnomu in sales. so flnl all Ivllt
start on equal terms. and now boglnnor'nh have flu
same opportunity on than with melon established.
»a- hoard will be. In)! of the startle painful} and
of flu and of tho month the Dover
r] Ivbo‘ bu tho
To Feel Well
you must be well. Your digestlw
organs must be dol n11) their work
properly. Reecham' s ills act like
oil on machinery. and will Ive you
the snap and v or that on y comes
with perfect heath
Beechams ‘
Pills
. Sold Everywhere. in boxes We. and“
INSURING EMPLOYERS AGAINST
STRIKES. ,
lNl)lANAl’OLIS.Intl.,Junc1-7—Dav
M M. Parry. president of the National
Manufacturers’ Association comment-
Ing on the proposed mganlzation of a
company to insure employers of labor
against strikes says the company will
undoubtedly be formed. lie said that
it would necessarily be. a mutual com
pany and that the membership would
be kept secret. only the officers being
known. "Organized labor will nch
or know." he. said, “when it orders a
strike. whether it Is really fighting
combined capital or merely making an
onslaught on one individual. The ob-
cht of the company will be to protest
Its policy holders from losses resulting
rom strikes and also to protect inth'
pendent. workmen. The company will
prosecute any man who attempts any
coercion or commits any violation of.
law "
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS. 3
NEW YORK June 17 ——The next an-‘
nual congress of the National Prison
Association of the United States will
be held in liouisvillc, Ky., October 3 to
8‘h.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWAIK. ss..
bate Court, June 16, A. D.. 1903,
Estate of Erastus Ruscoc, late of
Wilton, In said district, deceased.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court praying, for
reasons therein set forth for adminis-
iration of the estate of said deceased
not heretofore administered,
Ordered. That said application but
heard and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk. on the. 23d day of
lune. 1003. at 10 o’clock forcuoon; and
that public notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein by pub
lislting this order In a newspaper hav:
ing a circulation In said district, at
l’ro-i
least the days before said day of hear.
Ing.
HENRY W. GREGORY. ‘
Judge.
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Fancy, Largo,
New Potatoes
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When you buy your Groceries hero.
possible by our quick-nailing method
_POTATOES.
low. Order your potatoes of no.
‘ Pure Loaf Lard, lh., 12c.
. rides a paste a.
This week Friday we have some exceptionally low pric-
cs on STAPLE TOILET GOODS. This is the season for
these goods, so you can secure some fine goods at remark-
ably low price.
Soaps.
l'car’s llnsccntod. regular price the. Friday ............ 10c.
l’car's Scented, regular price 21c, Friday ................ 13c.
Roger & Gallctt's Violet Soap. regular price 25 and title,
Friday ............................................ 17c.
Dr. Woodbury‘s Facial Soap. regular price 25c, Friday. .17c.
luticurn Soap, regular price 25c, Friday ................ 17c.
Packer's Tar Soap, regular price 250. Friday ............ 150.
White Castlie Soap, l‘lb. bar. regular price 25c. Friday. . .15c.
WIIII'I-l-Gig Floating Soap, regular price be, Friday ...... 30.
Death Powders.
Colgatc's, In nickel or glass bottles, Friday ............. 156.
Dr. Lyon‘s, regular price 25c, Friday .................. 17c.
Rubifoam. regular price 25c, Friday .................. 17c.
Sozodont, regular price 25c, Friday .................... 17c.
Sheffield's Paste, regular price 25c, Friday .......... 12I/2c.
Caider's Dentine. traveler‘s size. regular price 10c,
Friday ............................................ 7c.
Calder‘s regular 25c size, Friday ..................... 17c.
‘\ Y \in
at at o era.
Mcnnen's Tait-,Itm regular pr‘lce .i5c Friday ............ 13c.
lit-'ovlu s Pearls of Violets reg ulur price 19c, FIIdaI ..... 12c.
Booth & McGrath's Violet. Tait-um. regular price. 150..
Friday ............................................ 8c.
(iolgate's Violet Talcum. Friday ....................... 15c.
Comfort Powder, regular price 25c, Friday ............ 17c.
Saunders's Face Powder. regular price 35c, Friday ...... 25c.
Yet-indies.
Brown's 6 ounce bottle pm.» Toilet Water. regular
price 75c, Friday ................................. 48c.
lirown‘s four ounce bottle, Violet Toilet. Water, regu~
lar price 50c, Friday ............................ 28c.
llirsh's Violet Ammonia. 7 ounce bottle for ............. 8c.
Frenchc's ti oz, bottle Ray Rum, Friday ............... 7c.
Brown's Fine. Perfumes, In bulk, regular price 250 on,
Friday ..................................... 12V2c oz.
Prophylactic Tooth llrushes. regular price 300, Friday. . .19c.
Solid Back flair Brushes, regular price 39c, Friday ...... 23c.
WISHED LIPTON GOOD LUCK.
LONDON, June i7.——Therc was a
large gathering of people at the Euston
railroad station today to bid good bye
‘0 Sir Thomas Lipton. who started for
Liverpool. to board the White Star
Line steamer Oceanic in a hopeful
mood. The crowd cheered him hear-
tily and sang “For He‘s a Jolly Good
Fellow". while Sir Thomas waved his
farewell. 0n the same train was J.
Pierponf Morgan who was in splendid I
spirits and chatted with W. J Pierrle. I
hairman of Harland and Wolffs. ship-'
CALL 58-2.
a... Fills Large A”
Wo oocuro the boat markot produces and retail at prices that are only made
.IIuIiIIIug establishment; J. P. Morgan.
.ir.. and Seward Webb and others who
were seeing him off. As the train
steamed out of the station, Mr. Mor-
gan was cheered by the Liptt'm contin-
gent und waved his but In acknow-
ledgemenl.
King Edward telegraph to Sir Thom-
as Lipton as follows
"As you are about leaving for Amv
erlca. let me wish you a prosperous
journey and all possible good luck for
the great race In August.
(Signed)
"EDWARD R and l."
‘—
FULL LINE POTTED MEATS,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
"Little and often" profits make “big and often" bargains. Telephone your
POTATOES. '
We have 25 ban-sin of Fine Now Early noon Potatoes to diopolo of on Saturday.
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Boat Mocha and Java Coffee, lb.. 30:. Cup and Saucer froo.
order or oak no to call. latter, Peta - on and Flour are our big leaders this week:
FLOUR—MAUI) 8. FLOUR (THE BEST IN THE WORLD).
IUTTER. —FINE8T ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER (Ti-IE KIND YOU LIKE) LB. ..................... ,. . . . ..
We guarantee NI. purity and iroohnono of our Guitar. Try it.
..... DAG 60¢. BIL. “fit—FLOUR
256.
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POTATOES.
The price will be very
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wink to Mlle NI mm! 93.1%,“... Pxfimwmmmn .33: or would llko to all. 1‘!!! EVENING Slidflflli fo alibi "’ "' 9" ' ° "" ..
her carriage III a rhnoway accident at
Peace last night and died In the hon-
bull “tools. minutes later. Her neck
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“an" a my a nice little can In addlflen to regular profits on flu;
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New Ylork Grocery Co.
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