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THURSDAY. DEC.
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OIVlLlllNG THE FILIPINOS.
The future of the Philippines is an
interesting subject to think about, now
that severe fighting has commenced
there again and the. natives are again
being ltllled off. III five day! 300
Moron were killed. The war Is now
being carried into a section of tho ls-
Innd which will be much more difficult
to conquer. The natives who have.
Men engaged in war against the United
States up to within a short time have
been Catholics. They are conquered
however, and are living in ostensible
pence under the control of the constab-
ullry which is made up of natives om-
cered by American cit-soldiers.
The men whom our soldiers are now
engaged in fighting are not Catholics.
to. 1903.
They are Mahominedans and every (Hit
of them is a finalist. When they com ‘1
mence a fight it is a fight to II finish i
and the only way in which they can be'
beaten is to kill them off ‘
When one of then m is wounded so so ‘
verely that he cannot stand tip be will i
y ' lie on the ground and swing his bolo!
cutting off legs and arms of the attack- ‘
‘ lng soldiers. In the words of Kipling l
i
t
“We all'ot sand and ginger when aliw
"An' ' e's generally shamming sin ti ‘e .~
. dead. "
’ A Mlhonuuedan beliI-Ics that if hcl
h dies in battle he goes straight to tics ’
van and it. must be admitted that lit'j
has generally a stronger desire. to no.
to heaven quick than most Christians
who are perfectly stalsfted with life on
this mundane subluuary. i
The Mahommedan is It very peculiar
man to deal with and even the Span-l
Iards have never been able to pro-
gress as far into the country as have
the American troops just on account of I had during the past
this fatalism. it will probably be much 5 years.
more difficult to subdue these. Mahom- . -~» ~-—- -~---~-
medans than it was to subdue the other . FEMININE TOP'CS'
Wild tribes in different parts of the isl The beautiful new chiffon velvci is
lands. so there is little immediatetum",l .10" cntirc "“Blllm“5- ‘ ..
f --i tl _ i l i _ VibIIc and gold is one of the chy
: prospect 0 pm” " u s 1“" h. i richest and bandsomost gown combina-
I" Another danger which must be rcch ilons 0f ”1.. present spam"
oned In is that of a revolt by the coil-
atabulary. who arc coIIIposeIl of the lift
tivee. most of them being Maccabees
who have a fierce antipathy to thc oth»
er tribes, having been the down trod-
den race there for years and who on :
just now enjoying the fun of “gettint:
back at them." as the slang plIrasI.
goes. The Maccabees are essential l
ly treacherous as in fact are all the Ma-
lay tribes. Those scouts are all arm-
ed and equipped. are fully conversant
with the improved methods of warfsr.
Should they revolt. 'l‘hcy have little
love of country or patriotism and an in-
ordinate love. of fighting. A revolt oi
being one of tile possible I-outincI-uc ic:-
Another bad feature is the practicII.
failure of the plan to educate the us I
lives quickly. The teachers do not
like the life among the natives and II~
a result the education has not spread
as far from Manila as could he wished.
The teachers naturally do not I'Iljo\
, 3 died of bats. snakes and grasshop-
peiitl. such as constitutes thc Incuu tit
many Philippine boarding houses The
teaching must be done however. if the
natives are ever to be civilized. Tit-re
are. it will be seen. several problems
yotto be solved in our new possessions.
The Bridgeport papers, as usual. arc
criticizing Colonel Gilbert L. Fitch. of
the Third infantry because he over-
. looked that city in his selection of
3" staff officers. Colonel Fitch doubtlesa
‘ desired 'to be surrounded by his pcr-
fnonll friends. and he certainly has so
looted l most admirable staff. Nearly
patience in military matters, and un-
Mtho rooms are all nice. and
“it and the table supplied with the
2 "in the market. and it has all the
2 Valentina lnd everything unto
' ”SIP” 1.. Will.
henna! .
~waorgnroaoltorei3 Ida-
‘ A. L. DUNCAN & CO»
ALI: or. ‘
BONDS
M
‘plyingbotterrltelofin-
.. ll
‘lmooldpomi will
'II but oil is not so IIIsIIgII-cnble as
ibiI-akinar II lIII lug
, The plaid laffctIIs are used for
blouses to \\‘t'lll' with slrccl soils. The
and would make very bad antagonistsi
the constabulary must be considered a< ! pass in and out tlll swinging Iloots III
‘ to the separate coat for ordinary street
’nll the officers have had previous ex- ,
1decided to submit to the Pope for an-
‘recenlly appointed coadjutor
lbenvllle. Ohio.
1
i
NEW you“ cpl-y Drucker. at one time a member of the.
.. and Safe II Savings "'° ‘1'”
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
THURSDAY. DEC. I0. 1903.
Headlights of the
emo
a
You see them everywhere—the signal of en-
joyment and satisfaction that shines brightly
from the face of every Cremo Smoker—5c.
largest Seller in tho Wand.
The ”and I': III: Smoker '3 Promotion.
Ilcr the efficient direction of Colonel
li‘llt‘li the regiment should attain it
higher states of efficiency than it has
three or four
Have you noticed the hair orna
nII-iits IuaIlI- of chiffon or Inoussclinc in
the form of fioIvcrs‘.’ The edges are
given It rolled effect by a binding of
the some.
An auto coat of Russian calf skin
lined with squirrel IIIIII tI'iItIIuI-II with
wolf has an .\Itic sound that must be
rather tI-mptiun to the automobile cu-
thusinst.
TliI laced shoe is losing favor with
alert. 'l‘hty I-iihei tlIIIIlt lllt button
iI-Ihot' is smar'tct looking III that losing
bright bits of color Ihal pcI-p out as
the furs are thrown open arc in hand-
some contrast to mom.
Will you tIIl lllt why who
pcoplt
tiIc «'loIcs duIIII.. tlIcsI lillsi' days will
pcrsisI in pulling the doors iowatds
them and in using the left-hand Iloor'.’
'I‘hcrc Is a novelty in Ilolldom this
season in the form of II doll that will
not break and can be washed without
harm and yet is coII-I'I-Il with a wovcn
fabric. The price Is about five ilUl'
tars. .
()iIc secs II great deal in the llll'll't‘l'
cities where there are their people to
wear it of the once popular monkey
skin. With a touch of the pure ermine
it develops very hansotucly. A woman
with rosy complexion will not hesitate
to Wear deep cuffs and collar on such
a coal.
Why are the fur scurt‘s and the whole
sets so popular this season? i think
it must be due to the popularity of
the tailored suit of heavy material
which seems to be generally preferred
wear. If one takes the car or her
carriacc at the door, there is very lit-
tle time until her return when she
docs not find such dressing sufficient-
ly warm for comfort.
FOR Bl8_HOP OF COLUMBUS.
Rev. James J. Hartley Recommended
by the Propaganda.
ROME. Dec. 10.——The meeting of tht
Congregation of the. Propanga which
was postponed from Monday to enable
all the cardinals to Route to be present
at the Advent Sermon. occurred today.
The cardinals present were: Vannu-
tclll. Mathleu. Agliardi. Satolli. Pier
otti. Marttncllf Stelnhuber, Della
Volpc. Segna and (‘Iotti the latter pre
siding At‘tur considerable discussion
over the candidates for the bishopric
of Columbus Cardinal Gotti summed
up the situation and the congregation
pointment as Bishop of Columbus (in
succession to the Rev. Henry Moeller.
arch-
bishop of Chictnnntt Ohio) the name
of the Rev. James J. Hartley of Steu-
BRITISH CITIIEN DEAD.
NIIIW YORK. Dec. Ills—Adolphus
British Parliament and posnealed of
considerable means having large min-
ing interests in Rosaville. British Co-
lumbia died today in Bellenie Hoopi-
tal. Mr Druchar val yesterday re-
'moved to the hospital from the Grand
Union Hotel. where he Ild been for
DENMARK RECOGNIZES PANAMA.
COPENHAGEN DenmHK Dec. 10
~th Christian of Denmark. follow
lag the recommendation of his mlnio
MERE MATTER OF REVENGE?
tlI‘rom the Bridgeport ’l‘.clcgrnm.t
ZIcgler of Artic exploration t'nmc.
does not want to no to Missouri in
charge of an officer because he has
been indicted for conspiracy or lttItitl
ling. and we don‘t blame hint. Zicc-mr
says the indictment is It result of II
conspiracy hatched against him by it
former colleague iii the exploring bus
iIIcss by the mom of “opium. and If?
he does an to Missouri lircr lluld
win will find lllt‘ lIIII chasing lllllli
right onto his I'IIuII IlIIIIr txitioyt illlil'
waiting for him whcu or minus out.
ZiI-Izlcr is a i‘i‘iiltlt‘lil ot‘ NI-w York. till' I l
tiov. ()IlI-ll has lit't‘ll asked to uI‘IIIII‘
t‘xllilllllltili to lllt‘ Missourian illlllliil'lvl
‘it s. and lIt‘l lit' IIIIII; llli I-I-IIiI litt‘ I.Il
IbI IIIsI- ItIII the porn Is now /.I- III.
is lllllillllj' tIIc IIIIII_ IIIIII lllltillilll his,
coIItIsI-I i2: nothing It hIItII tight "lIIIIt ‘
is the way IlIcy do it.
If Zieglcr is innocent. lll‘ has nolh
in; to fear. As we understand lllI
claim has been made IiIaI he will not
bc given II fair trial. that the minds
of jurors. judges and people how been
poisoned against him, that IIII'IIII: to
his \\'t'illlll hc will be prIwI-culcd and
that though the prcpouIIerItuI-c of i'\l
Ilcuce is and has been in lo: favor.
still the officers lllt'i‘f‘. inspired by the
enemy. Iialdwiu‘ will cudcuror to con-
vici for thc purpose of sniisi‘yins liaid
win and his bump of revenge. it this
is merely a quarrel bctwecn Zicg PI
and lialdwitr then the country doesn‘t
want to hear of it. If Ziegler has com
milled ci'ror he should lit' cvcuscd tltr
same as any man. if b.- has violatcd
the law. then he should be pqushcd.
II appears f‘roiu the cvidcnI-c ou tir-
lIcIIrIIig for extradition that I-vcrythin
iIingI-s IIII the presence of Mr. Ziegler
in St. Louis on a certain day in litttl.
when it is alleged that the briliintz
took place. This should be quickly
cleared up. Mr. Ziegler knows wiIcttI-
er he was there or not. and be Ioch
answer. If he cannot. the clerk of the
hotel is to llt‘ summoned or anybody
who would know the New York titan.
()n this fact the indictment was
brought. Ziegler says he was never
in that section of the country at the
time it. is‘statcd and he is innocent
of any wrong doing.
Why such a great fight should be
put up by both sides is puzzling. un-
less. as inferred from the statements
of both parties. revenge is back of it
all.
RUSSIA COQLD SEIZE KIAU-CHOW.
BERLIN. Doc. lit—During the do
hate today in the. Reichstag on the bud
get estimates. llcrr Rebel. the Social-
ist leader, declared Russia could easily
seize Klan-Chou whenever it suited her
fancy and. therefore, Germany should
exercise her moral influence to prc
vent. difficulties in East Asia. The
speaker predicted that there would be
a large increase in the military esti-
males.
Used lnd recommended
loading cooking schools.
Wfloltd'
u.
‘fvflsssm “rm to
1 tot-a “upcoming the fienggiixr‘
The Great Brand Baker of America!
Easiest to handle, surest to cook satisfactorily; and everywhere with uni-
. form lacuna. Mlk oocookiaglpleuuro.
Every Ilub Range Mad. With or Without Oa- Attainment...
Boom. New York. Providence,
SMITH 6 ANTHONY CO. {8-34 Union“ St.. Boston. Mun.
BRIDGEPORT IGNORED.
IllriIigI port I’osti.
t‘olImI-l (Iilbcrt l.. Fitch. of the new
'I‘lIirIl regiment. has made staff apv
pointiucuts and liridacport is left out
in the cold. It Is of coursc to be ex-
pwtcd that the commanding otficer will
select the majority of his stuff from
those With whom he l.\ intimately ac—
IIIIuiuicIl illltl who I'l‘nlllf‘ in the same
city, list it does not sccm qulic fair to
IItiI-I'ly lunore the city which furnishes
tilll' quarter of the rcuiIIIcIIi to say
Iliilllllll: Irf tlIc IuIII-lIIuI- gun and signal
iiiI]l\_
'l"-iIcII l.\ pIoIIIIIIly Ilii questior as to
thc flint-‘5 of tin sIIItt (‘ol litIlI has
:IIItlIcrcIl about him. us the majority
of ”Will have lIII-l ~~t ItI' IMII I'IcucI- [to
to x .I II IliilivL’ oi previous mili-
1».
Emmy \tl'\l|i‘ ii..v it .lm-r win as
though the ttiltiltt‘l min-bi iI.I\.- found
" Ictst nor IIIIIII .IIIILIIr Ill‘. liridue.
pIIIt battalion, t'\f'l| it" they did op-
pose his candidacy. \\ ho would grace
his staff. There is sure ltl be feeling
\cr it and it cannot III-lp but IIIlt‘r-
IIII» \\llll that complete harmony
which :> Mt t‘<.~tillllltl lti good work III
'lll‘ rcuimcnt. .\icII are but human and
Hum tl‘cv find that their N'I'llitn has
t-‘t'l‘. complctIly iauorcd thcy are not
.pt to u'orl. with tluvir whole strength
to itr~>l5l tlII I-quIIIIIIIIlcr \\ ho has
siiulucd llit‘lll.
.\~iIi-- from this unfortunate ovor~
inht till the part. of Col. lt‘itI'II the ap-
pointments are generally first class.
The retention of Capt. Everett Noyes
Is IpIIIrth-IIIIIster is creditable. Capt.
Noye:~ has had It lotu: experience and
has scrvIIi sucI-csd‘ully under many
colon Ils. Capt. William A. l‘ralt oi
Stamford. Is also appointed reuIIIIciit-
I'll ililjlllillll. Ills services II'I-rc satisfac-
tory Willi illl‘ tilil rcuimcnt. MIIon
Frederick St'litn'ioi'. \inII was surgeon
in tlII lIItI- l-‘oIIIth regiment will IIlst
hold the sonic position InilIc new
'I’birIl, .Iust why (‘01. lt‘itclI goes to
Hartford for a I-qumissury. it is hard
to say. but he does and Capt. Charles
W. llllt‘lill‘." gcl> the place. It'I'I-Ilericlt
.‘ \\'coIl cf Stamford, who was a bat-
talion atijutaut. made regimental
pIIymIIstI-I. lit the eight appointments
made Stamford gcts four. South Nor-
wulk onI‘. Hartford one. Norwich one
Ind i'eIpIonock liriIlgc one.
in
GUANTANAMO NAVAL STATION.
GUANTANAMO. Cuba, Dec. 10:—
i‘our hundred United States marines
and three hundred blnejackcis were
landed here today and participated In
the simple proceedings marking the
formal occupancy of this placc as a
United States naval station and the
installing of the station ship. The
Cuban and American flags were salut-
cd with 21 guns
GOLD iMPORTs $650,000.
NEW YORK Dec. tO.— Th'c gold im-
ports Were announced today lasard
II‘Icrcs $400.00021nternationul Bank-
-ng Corporation 500.000 yen (8350. 000)
gold front Japan.
1
Idllthl
For alto , by
A. J. COLLINS
A Co.
12 North Main It..-
South MOI-walk.
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Mn. HILLo AloIoumau‘ro. I
On leI and Molnl Cub-00mmlttooo—
Notol.
. WASHINGTON, Dec. lti.—-lteprescn.
tutlvc Hill was appointed yesterday by
Chairman l’ayne of the ways and
means committee on the following sub-
committees: Committee No. it on iu-2
tI-Inal II venuep No. .I on rI-clpIocity
and commercial treaties; No. it on r-ev i
cutie from other sources than customs
and exclscs. and on miscellaneous sub-
lects.
H OLIDII Y
SHOPPING
iryotiarc lookinI-I for the best ASBORTMENT AND
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PRICES. COME TO THE BOSTON STORE.
The Anti~8lloon League.
Among the Connecticut people in at
tcudancc upon the eighth annual cou»
vcntion of tho Anti-Saloon licague is.
Rev. ii. If. Spooner. of Kcnslngton, su»
perintentient of the Connecticut 'I‘cin-
pernuce Union. lie was yesterday up» '
is on in earnest.
pointed by the president of that Ul'iftlilr Never before have we matte such cxloustvc prc|utration and today “'0
“mm m; a member of I)“. committee can show results that surpass all former years. Proscnts for Man.
9Tb:9l§:looii’rlildtlisllullg)"(l'ftt'tllb'elliiil’iitl'tliI Woman or Child Ali) fit the smallest to the largest pursc. Some few
comment. The delegation will be. re- blitigt'flllontii
ceived by the president this afternoon.:
At the meeting yesterday of the AIII ‘ SCARFS SMOKERS. REQU'SITES
crican Forestry Association held In the
auditorium of the bureau of forestry SHELL COMBS
BATH ROBES
hero. Edward A. flowers. of (ioIIIIcI-ii-i POCKET KNIVES FANCY BOXES
cut. was elected secretary of the us-
oclustion. 2 SUSPENDERS COLLAR BOXES
COURT STATISTICS. SCRAP BASKETS TIE PINS
Criminal Bualnoll in the State tho Plat FANS ST|CK PINS
H Year. MATCH SAFES PERFUMES
the annual report of the state's ai-
torncys and prosecuting attorneys. as HOSIERV SILVER PENCILS
compiled by Comptroller William III.
Sccley. concerning the crimiiinl busl- FURS WORK BASKETS
III-as of the courts for the ycur cud-
SLEEVE LINKS NECKWEAR
ing .Iuly l. lttttzi. has been prescntcd
to Governor L‘haIIIbcrlItiII. The total MANlCURE SETS RINGS
number of cases disposed of during the
year was Listi, being it decrease of BROOCHES LOCKETS
is?» from the number for the previ-
ous year. The total number of con WATCH CHA'NS NECK CHMNS
victions was ninety-four. lt decrease of
108. The amount of forfeited bonds CHATELNNES SHlRT STUDS
reported is “8.775, It decrease of $9.160 HAND BAGS HANDKERCHIEFS
froIn the amount of the [)l'l't'i‘tlan‘
year. I GLOVES PURSES
l-‘or Fairllcld county State Attorney
Samuel Fessoudcu reports as follows: STATIONERY LEATHER REQU'SITES
(fuses disposed of. Hit;
Convictions. l'J‘ TOILETTE SETS DOLLS
Pleas of guilty. at‘ MECHANICAL TOYS UMBRELLAS
Iioilds lorlcllctl. Iii.
Amount. $5.90!); DESK REQUISITES GAMES
in common pleas court . ~
Cases disposed of, 214 PICTURES MAGlC LANTERNS
Prosecutions, 212
Convmictions. it
Pleas of guilty, itt:i
Bonds forfeited. it i
Amount. $I.s'.‘:.I
WOMAN PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
To the Charge of Luring Husband tot
Vacant Lot and Killing Him. ‘
IiEI'Nth‘ITON \'t.. licI'. to.-—-—TIIc5
jury which is III try the case of Mrs.’
filnry ll. Rogers. on a charge of hm
ing Inurdcrcd her husband. Marcus II.
it is no minor for a man to charge
It or otit on the goods he makes or sells
liuyI Is will please take notice
SOLVENT NOTICE.
To the lioard of County Commissioners
of l“itll'llt'l(l County.
. l lIcIeby Iippli foI II ”music to sell
ySlillllllOlli-i and Intoxicuiing l.in: .-
IAIc. Lagcl iieti. lthiuc “inc and t.‘i-
Rogcrs. last. summer. was completed -------
today. The panel was filled once yes s- id.” at .iis‘ SWHIJM‘HH Hull." ”W.“ M District of Norwalk ss. Probate
lf'l'tlll_\“ but it supplementary chailengc f M'rw‘llk', 3." ,l ““1" "‘.""i‘“““fIt‘ll“. t‘ourt. December 2, A l).. 1903.
granted the defendant resulted in the “wall” “Hm" “U” "H m “in” "1' Estate of (‘harlcs A. llrockmciI-r.
rcicctltm "r (,m. man and ”H. pm“... at- . of a (‘lIIIrI-h liditicc or Public School
' house. or ”W lil‘I‘llllfit‘h lit'i'lflliillll:
l‘l‘l 0 III in "IN of toIlIIv ' ' - . .
Jplfi, “mu?“ tlic vapamwfi Wfiklfirfisz .‘ thereto or any l’fih‘l'Uflli't'. Public l.I»
‘ ‘ = brarv or (‘I-IuI-tcrv.
. . . .
l‘;:li;;(iw:)b gex%::::d' and a special ' IhItI-Il at Norwalh, Ilii> 15' day of II‘
' ‘ ~' it ill.
'lo the inIllI tmcnt chniging murder . l ' m'" l‘ “' R02”: I l\'\\\'lt’tl I,”
Mrs. Rhgt'lt. pleaded not intry I) " ’ ‘ ‘ ‘fill'flndm,
.\l. liarber. assistant state's attorney . . ‘ '. '
in thc opcnIIIg argument for the staic. “" ll" “”"““““““'l- "mm" “WIN"
said that it would be shown that Mrs. , buyers. as defined by iii“. of ilw lowII
iloizcrs took her husband's life with of Norwallt. hereby endorse the appli
the I-xboI-tation of securing Insurance ‘ cation of the above IIIImI-Ii .iaI-oII max»
of fluid and in the hope of later cou~ “"41”“ for “W" l“""‘*“'
late of Norwalk,
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al~
iowml six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
t‘flllllls. properly attested. within said
lltllt‘. will be dcbarrcd a recovery. Ali
pcrsons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
to
in said District, Ilc-
tracttng a marriage with a Benutngtou Dated l" NU'.“'“lk-._”'i“ ‘5‘ '1‘” ”r ' FRANK D. LAYTON.
young man. The person referred to ll“"“"'l“"v A‘ It. ”m"- , Iltht-I'I' Administratnr.
was not named. John (iltlchsclilneer. .lIII-ob \\olf.
___________ Harry W. llubbcll. William .I, \\'ci»
GOVERNOR CUMMlNS CALLED “‘0‘“ “"“it‘l' ”r WW
I hereby certify that the above IIaIII-.
ed cndorscrs arc (doctors and tnxpay-j
I-I's. as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk.
Dated at Norwalk.
HOME.
BOSTON, licc. lt).—GIIvI-m0I' Albert
A. CIIIIIIIIiIIs, of Iowa. who had come
to Boston as the guest of the Boston
rr. Aluunilabll Lute. uh nvnuiu
Ilr Cl! .81 FB'h EN(-L IS“
in REID. Ind Gall metallic sum. mm
with oiao ribbon. Tllte no other. lief-u
“nun-nil labial-Ilen- and Inuit.-
ftttttiiiiiify' fights
this lst tiny of
Merchants‘ Association and to speak I) b A. I) litttil no... Buy $1. m. "lump“ or Tm III i-
at the association's banquet. tonight. ccem er. HERBERT R. SMITH larntndnflfli‘t‘: 1”‘..:‘"}:.'
has been rccalled to his home by news ., ”I‘ll-Wt "-0“ “Hm-“I‘- “I“!
f] i 10 TOWN ClOI‘k all Druggtau. ('IIeIe-Mr (‘henlenl (‘0,
of the Impending death of his mother. ‘ “With-um lllt‘laun. tun I‘A
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’sStore
HEALTH IS THE IMOST IMPORTANT
In buying Food Products several things are to be thought 0 f—economy and results But the
most important is Health.
Health means everything. In buying food products. if imitations are supplied. there is not
only a loss of money, but ptrhaps an injury to health—which is beyond price.
Absolutely Pure
REMEMBER THE GOODS WE OFFER THE PUBLIC ARE THE PUR-
E:1\;:ND BEST. THE PRICE MAY BE A TRIFLE HIGHER. BUT THEN IT
There in Coffee
Coffee and Coffee. But the Coffee we place before you cannot be equated in town. The most deli-
eious aroma and flavor. We kno w what the people want in this to wn. and can supply their asthetic
tastes. In royal style.
Charles I. Seymour, leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
. I
iii: Like Running Water.
Our nook is like running water—always trash. A large trade. quick letting methods and rice: kee the
stock moving continuously. No chance for anything but the freshest horo. This week we offerp the ‘follolilving.
You know the quality to expect. Nate the prices.
Extra Fancy Sliced Peach", can, too
Fluent Elgin Creamery Butter. "3., 27¢
Choice Juno Butter, lb., 250 i 3 lbs. Boneless Cod Floh 25c
Sglltonl Kerosene Oil. 70c .’ Loan Sugar Cured Shauldoro, Ib., 9c
Maud 8. Flour, per hag. 68c Largo New Lemons. plr 401., 18¢:
loot ram. Crackers, 2 III... 15c 2 the. Evap. Peachol for 25¢
3 clnl Choice Tomatoes, 25: 2 Ibo. Evap. Apricots for 25¢
Mocha and lea Coffee, "3.. 30L 3 the. Large Meaty Prunes. 25°
2 lhl. Now Mixed Nuts. 26: Maine sugar Corn. can. '0‘:
to the. Orlnuiated Sugar. 49c . Barty Juno Peal, can. inc
FLOUR. - FLOUR FLO UR. FLOUR.
loft"! the new flies got your Flour in for the winter. Flour will surely be high as $6.00 bhl. bolero Jan.
nary tot.
MAUD 8. FLOUR (FULLY OUARAN TEED) EER OIL. ”.25.
You run no rid: mum- mn you ourohlu Maud o. Flour.
ilrlcwry. will refund your W».
We at low you two hlkinpl for Mai. if not oat-
luy quick ll alto to positively for this wool: only.
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New York Grocery Compan ys Both Stores,
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NEW ITORE 118 WAIHINOTON OT. Til-l . “AND 87 MAIN STREET,\
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