for Tomorrow.
dzl‘ld In: 7:47pm.
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' NG OI'SI‘INIL TILIPRONI
. . ALI-0.
e A HOPE OF PEACE. -
Otto step at least has been taken to
' about an amicable. agreement
Gen Russia and Japan. ’i‘bat step
WII'I'hen the Russian government in-
1 the powers that the treaty
“I "flit! of III In Manchurla will be rea-
ted. This was the point which it
VII feared might drag other nations
iplnto- the Impending fray. This. while
but removing the danger of a world
Mail has also in this granted .lapan
. her tl'Ide privileges which is another
' Int comessiou for her to make
" Since the situation grew so threaten
s‘come from the two countries. There
Ire several other indications which
‘point to the fact tltat possibly therl‘
It'll! be a way out of the muddle if the
WI? Ill wit precipitated by some hasty
more upon the part of the armies ot'
fthlea of the two countries.
' I It In possible that as soon as the tth
warships purchased by Japan
‘- destroy by short ,circuiting the electri-
cal
'I'llll they may be. intercepted by the
' lies may present itself.
'. In View of tilts fact.
Introduced by the representative from
Texasahould be passed.
tribunal for the. settling of
points. -
Yesterday canto a report to the effect
thht- the Czar desired peace and bad
tactically quarreied with his minis
. arouse the) tlatnorotl tor sat.
“'th does not seem to have the. car
Irktt oi‘ trtltlt but it Is something
which might have happened and if the
‘ Cur was by any chance sincere. in pro-
posing the establishment of The Hume
disputed
diluencc will be exerted toward have
. nu-thlo tribunal settle the trouble.
“fawn is certainly aunt: and level Itcad‘ ‘
lid enough to accept tilts method and
It might are” the war. No IIIllt‘
should llc lost. in proposing it ho‘uevct.
”...... _..,_... .-....
slate :itbt‘l‘nttlot'lltl campaign. Art-ord-
big (5 informatton published by ”it
New Haven header IA'VI .l. tron of
. Woodstock. has been making a tour or
"- cw London and Fairlield colonies in
8 Interest of the movement started
It! leading members ol’ the State
“I139 in favor of it. W, t‘leaveland.
.0! NOW Haven for governor; George
lintln Bowen for lieutenant governor.
. d'Dontlld '1‘. Warner for United
' es senator.
Entw-Dltmonl has arrived in NI‘“
I? If any or our local Nimrods see
what they at first suppose to be a duck
libel. they would do Well to look ““00
may be the Ruhr hman going ow-
93 his way to St. Louis.
7:0 It quite sqtlote lot ”it intends ot
mop. Marcus Hanna to attempt to
Mdormine T'reeldcnt ltooscicit in his
0110th The fact that the attempt
Will made Is not denied It seems as
this was earning ame-toavention
Wk It trifle too far.
———-§-————_—
dertla‘y of gambling. What possible.
f use a court could find for acquitting
proprietor of. the largest gambling
‘ In New York city is the inter-
potnt in the. proceedings.
rgo memoiisl‘is being talked of
tibial Clifford"
" spatially: of dinners and ban.
lattice andg-ueine uncxceiied.
, ...lttl drug. wuz.
“ s Propflolor.
PROPRIETOR HOTEL MA-
,Il‘rcertainly lessens It considerably.
'
I
Ills. this is the first ray of light whit-it .
and ‘
‘which pomeone has already tried to}
.edtiiplnt-nt. come out of the Suez '
«ntliloians which may bring about itostil I
lino. but the longer the trouble Ia dc :‘
fired. the more chance. there is that .
some way out of the present dtmcut'
the hill lately
This pro ‘
' rides that the two governments be in- E
vlted by this one to use The lingo!"
'0itrl it is a strtmg evidence that his '
;madc let it be as plain and
OF AMERICA.
THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR.
Thursday. January ll.
Aftor months of untirlng efforts in preparation of this, our January White Oats. we foot that wo have
been successful in Ioourlng tho but values that have over been ottorod in Connecticut.
tor how lowly prlcod, to wall made a to perfect fitting. Many more Bargains not in this adv.
HUNDREDS OF FRESH. CRISP. INOWY-WHITE UN-
‘ DERGARMENTB. MADE UNDER THE STRICTEIT SANITARY CONDITIONS. IN THE BEST WORKIHOPB
YOU WILL FIND EVERY GARMENT HAVING THE CONGUMER'S LEAGUE LAIEL.
Every Got-moat, no mot-
-..u... ”..-
Ladies‘ Corset (lovers. plain; per-
fect fitting. well made, regular
”We, at 8c.
Ladies' Cambric Corset Covers.
.\oke oi' rat. lat-c. iictnstttching
and itlbbonlug. trimmed with
lace. edge to match. also arm
holes. trimmed to match, worth
50c. at Iiit~
AT 67c—lmtiles' (lown made of
good muslin. full length and
width, yoke ntutlt- ot‘ am at
tt-ruatc rows of Hamburg Em-
broldcry insertion and ribs
in tucks. ‘lltgh nets. sleeves
and front trimmed with Ham
burg embroidery to match. Iilllh
neck. Sixty-seven cents. vu-
Iuc one dollar.
AT 4ic—l.adics' Drawers. made of
good cambric. l'mhrt-Ila rulilt‘.
with one row of fine ltll't'htl'fl lace.
insertion and links above and
line torchon lat-o edge to match.
Forty-one cents, regular fifty
cents.
lintllcs' Umbrella Ilraut-rs. ('aut
Ill'It' ruillt'. three Ilnl‘rmv tucks.
some stores ask 29c. all sizes.
opt n or closed. here at 190
—._-., ...-a
OUR ANNUAL JANUARY
Children's llrawers.’ gtsnil muslin.
..
c'lustot of locks. all sizes. regu-
lar lot' sale price. ‘ the
AT 670—IMIIII‘S' (towns. Illltllt‘ of
good muslin, full length and
Width. yoke formed of title liltin-
burg embroidery insertion he-
twr-cu cluster of Hamburg tucks.
\' neck and sleeves trimmed
with Hamburg to match. sixty-
seren cents. value 85c.
AT die—Ladies' (lown made of
good cambrlc. full length and
width V net-k .\'oke lotmcd of
two alternate rows of Hamburr
embroidery. Insertion an! II'."\
tit‘t‘li anti sleeves trimmed with
t-atubric ruffle. Forty-one cents.
, regular price iifty.
.
Ladics' (Iorat-i (Voters. made of iihe
\ rambric. Il'mtt t'tllllllltta of four
rows val. lace. insertion and
arme holes trimmed to llllllt'll,
- .. a . . .. .
regular "H" "9“ "I" “h of White Skirts ever shown. All.
|.adics‘ (‘atnbrlc (lot-set t‘ovcrs. the row dainty [rimming Iflppg
hemstltt'hcd I‘IIIIIt' around yoke and llztmburgs. rcltttlar price. up
regular itlc. sale. iz'ahc to $3.00.
“pl— ‘
AT «tic—laulles‘ (iown made of
good muslin. full length and
ninth, with yoke tot-med of hour
slitcltcd cluster tucks, V neck
and nlct-tt-s trimmed with rain
bric ruille. Forty- one cents legu-
lar price I-‘ii‘ty.
AT 67o—l.adios' Gown. made of
good cambric, full length and
wldtlr yoke made of three alter-
nate rows of val. lat-o and Haiti-
burg embroidery insertion bo-
ttrcen cluster tucks, V neck and
sleeves trimmed with val. lace
to match. Sixty~scven cents.
value one dollar.
AT 75c—Whlte Shirts. deep hum’
stitched tuck. good muslin. ex-
tra full sine. regular price 81.00.
.-<nle nr-.lte 7m.
AT $1.50—-—\\'hitc Skills iiount-c of_
luck. torthon insertion. wilting.
regular price $2.00.
AT $1.75. $1.98. $2.60 AND 0238.
the most handsome assortment
CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS THURSDAY MORNING.
\ |. r.
, 31111 4 I
y 4
”It"! (”It a.
’ibc best memorial which they could
have would hr the t'Ul‘.f"|lMtltl of some
plan to ptttrttl the rtpcti..tn tti iltc
humor.
0
.\t't'ot'tllllil Ill tiltl ticspnlcltw. IIlt‘
Rotltschilds have tightened their purse
drings so that lIIl‘ (‘I..t ends it
-~ult to borrow money ’I his is an H'llt-
‘l Kisltlucl'.
FASHIONS
it is not unusual in the fashionable
.-
Worm” »"II"""'"."%\1IHW‘ circles "of larger cities to ‘see vvbolc
slaterds being ptepaiied for tho neki'tmitb oft’erslan Illnh~—mad0t’lflt‘lll as
one would have her coat and skirt suit
of cloth made.
t'hcuillc fringe is used with the most
"Xpl‘ltsive furs not excepting sable. lt
tails from the ends of stolen and our-
rounds capes and wraps.
if you are having a scabkiu coat
simply
‘made as possible anti bear no decora-
titllls unless it‘ may he a few handsome
‘ buttons of mock gems or enamel.
Ruchinga are vieing with the sheer
turnover- for a place around my lady‘s
throat and. while they are pretty. If
they were a little more tritn and clear
to the throat as the latter are they
. would be cover of staying there.
the site some.” ‘of them claim to Ilfllt‘ .
Richard Canfleld was acquitted res .
How completely the vogue for hori‘
mutal skirt trimmings has taken hold
of the feminine fancy. All except the
very short people are placing- the
hands of heavy lace on velvet. or ar-
ranging the motifs of one kind or an-
otlter. so they run around the. skirt
‘: rather than up and down.
No man or woman who would really
like to be able. todnty meat It telligent-
wIll miss the lecture at l. \I’er Unity"
Hall one week from yesterday after-
noon: Mrs. Jarvis. principal of the
School of Housekeeping, will give the
provided with I side of beef and lamb.
will illustrate what is said. This lect-
ure should prove highly
and profitable. A great deal of inter-
est has been shown on this subject In
other cities and it is not possible that
Hartford will fall to take advantage or
~uch an unusual opportunity, The
n nmolcut ladies who make the school
tttnder whose auspices this It't'lllll‘
given) a possibility, are in hopes that
no day is not for distant when stilli-
-tt-nt numbers will really». as they do.
will" a great benefit such a school to
to Hartford and give it sufficient en-
dorsement by ioimng the classes to
make it til If supporting. tine an to
II l\\ ill 0 test is to attend this lecture
\ lion notion of dcmonstralllns and
classes will begin very soon.
D EP WATER SHIP CANAL.
('I. VELAND. 0., Jan. l2."‘1‘h"
Leader today says: "A company hav~
‘itg for Its purpose the construction of
a deep water ahip canal between Lake
St. t‘lsir and Lake Erie. has been form~
ed and its plans a'ill'be discussed at
the meeting of the Lake Carriers' A»
sot-tattoo at Detroit on Thursday. Enl~
iish and French capital is behind the
ptojet't. The. passage planned is in a
straight line from the foot of the St.
(‘lair Fists canal to lake Erie. The
new route, it is claimed, will be a
shorter and safer passage. lengthen the
season. and be of great benefit dur~
lug fogs and obstructions in the. lie-
troit River.
CAPTAIN HOBSON’S MOTHER DY-
ING.
BOULDER Colo._ an. l2.—~lue. tooth
er of Captain Richmond P. Hobson is
dting at the home of Shirley Davis of
Boulder. and her son has been late
graphed to wmc Mrs. liobson is six-
ly years old and has been an invalid
lecture. While an expert Monitor for twenty years
H; . . .. .P— . .. . _- . , . H. .-...." .
"Pliltl'ltCTlON wt: n \H‘ .t
7 m " tzouruns may: tr
0 assess. P not: assess
1. Ansooaamsaco.
on luau. ,
'2 ‘0 ".|" .’o\ ' ' a “o'w‘L“l
interesting ‘
'tId by
MISSIONARY RALLY CLOGEO.
Addrou by Rev. w. I. Clair-borne of
Tartan"...
'i'lm Diocesan missionary rally begun
in St. Johns Folsoopal church in
Htidgcpot‘t Rundst evening was ttlll
tinucd through tin day yesterday with .
a confluence of tlnrgv anti lay nele i
gates in the chapel at it o. m._ Bishop
Iltewstet‘, presidiuil. Addresses We!“
node by lllshop Wells, Rev. Dr. Lloyd
'IlllI John W. Wood. Luncheon was
zerved at t o‘clock. At I p. m. then
var a Sunday school rally.
Rev. W. 8. Clalrborne. of Nubvlile.
fend. spoke of the ‘mialionary work
it which he is interested in the Ten
'ossee mountains. He told the chll
iron that St. John's Sunday school.
which sent presents,to the lilo cbti
drop in the mountain field. had dnpt
.uore good titan they cottld realize.
they lltilc knew what pleasure those
:Ifts had given the poor children ot
Sixth Moots; no
IoiMoirow'sfigrcat Sale of Groceries.
P r o v to lo I I
Prices.
llama—swim
to l t tbs. each: for
lb
lcatt. trader Itllpa.
southern voted; to
Blwtnl lIll‘ t: t hams reg-
ular price We h. Those are
notlnclugc fat kind usually
at. vutncd itetrht from ltl
Blcon~stptlro'| or Swift‘s:
Old Virgiflio Hams—
lho genuine old fashioned
irish Horns and Bacon
trout l. W. mutations. Lim-
ot Cut Proust M
Just received. a car load of'tho- I! I‘m Clara Valley
Prunu. rstn sweet. thin Iktmud a long. Specialty ro-
rromlum stood prices.
this ulo.
tam
so to tho lb. 25 to. bOI. “.95: who. 8m to... ...... 13.;
so to the in. at lb. IIOI, $2.40: tons.“ lb........... IOc
TIHoiholb. 85in. 001.81.“: ton-.65“ lb. . 7C
901.th|l... 25m not. sus; to tongues lb........... 5c. .
1 .
Cos-oats.
Force—a Masque
Osman-saunas“ i
Gaul-s Imflgsa o Ins-Ii
ttlul plan Closer-mm. ‘
touch pkg. OaIyIMb
"t lac
{where at
...n w...
----- 24:
cans. am.
In tlha‘ I lit)“. ID.
Corfu 4m- ctt
ms: ”tutu 10¢ qua
t on; I
sold In the iv n
togulat price.
no, 4 lbs too. its-
lbt
'cn.
usually sod at soc to. rcducod'
.. 3'3; luby trash. the boll. :- '0 ans.
ralbo. excellent flavor and aro-
Coffee host quallty Mocha
on am. '3'” to my code! brand. struglessfldh cm Got.
‘0: lb:
l in \- it the "coed grades usu
’ ally ttttrtitde ( Ion...
li'0./ i. an;
Peso -
sltlad.
Sugar Pen
CI"
otco Mora-
Ibo.
l3¢
‘St‘ "“- 0'" not- In
for this I
.. 26c
Butler—Fina“ Fl in Cream-
ttlon' t canton.
Aopara us Tipswtn class. .............. ..... 1..” "9‘ Relish. Salsa. (1111“ or
us ‘ttol yster bar. at Rhino-Choice“ Columbus kin}. Relish; foil qt. n30.
"’ ‘0’ > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ O llvor Salmon Steaks. I In. tilt Jain"; """ i """" ‘ 25‘
this but- Scope—trucoim brand, ups.dos. '2‘20‘ can “19¢ pond ...“,"mIT: mitt?!“
highly renrcnlnled. m v-arl- Mtg”... Apple. Clam and Mummy - my;
I. 43 cites. tior. "Sr: 1 man... 25¢ Vloogor; gallop log” .29; crotks ..‘..
Tel'fllunglloo Brand s ulIntIflc blood of In to
blended and packed by ta'c Ccytoo rtsolon' ra'cafifil’ " m.
Tomatoes
oslta quality. solid packed 3 lb
\oty small. or Folio o
String Beans—c clips c
ASP-"X“I—M o rt 1 a n i to
hlmo. iatgc. tender stain, ing-
50fo -S to ad a rd or fine in Cum. not. 120. can.
gram-sled mtlicd in t and lo
lb 'fuit Vclgilll cutool ssckzs. s
dcvcr
.... -..... ............. .i.
M'T'Ilmoll‘ I White Label. '
open some rendered snow-
llihhllt. 3. l and lo. Ib patio:
05c. Ila; our price. perib...
Albert hood.
'"c‘. can. .5;
"I“ I".......... ...... 35c Tomptoel JR“, brand.lb- "“"“"‘°‘""' --- llc‘ ->
aoiuktclfly I'r‘el bell monitors“ 4‘... p". .0”
Tel. to hgrado Ilsod. Eng- ”'5 ° '” ‘ " F‘m" " ° " "Iv-box. IOOcales'
Iltb trrakf st. Oolong go'r Loy. :n'm ...".v.¢...'.m.,;.. “2" Ila”. 322.3“; .. u.....25¢
ion—sehoM- lotoinmpo on. com 0' ”can.“ _ _“"h Pure laundry
so full l lb. am.
82.90- tm. so cakes. sts
“I -l4c
Edgolnotc. ostra
“w ... ..
strength. qt. bottles. ... . -i2c.
BudtwbootJungtor ll‘urc
Pennsylvania Buckwheat it.out
2-lb caps. dos. l S
. ...... 13¢
7: Old Grist Mill! routed
mI—Egtro No
-to "M '
c Sltoroillockerallarge and fat. to
mpalls
isshioocd ltosv Oslo-as “souls
pill on lug”
lutcl
Lat. JEL- 05::
“5c- .
WAG—Floral Brand. tullI cslra quart_ " Wharf:
Mi d i'
tooth. bagletls lolbt. 30c my:
Whit-40!" ll 15. on the It’t'"~ii‘«:.l'l’ and ddi'dougufoll
I
'3 8 lo. up. ’“
Hominy~ cent-tn. Old
Fashioned Souulora o-
latod iiomlayloo lb. Egg
L.” pithy”... u.
Rico run Fancy not.
Mud Carolina “f“. to lbs.
7%: libs..." 25‘
Mo le—Goaol-o Old
_" ---- ~49:
loll --l'loni bro
"Rpm around". 3.7::
batman; l.
mu. ......
,. no... "nu..."
Picklos: am c1... 9,
lrsiu. full qt mason
....g ... 7... ...
Oliveo— um
um. .....- ""30:
Reilsheo .ontvn aiaCbot-
.... .... .. 49¢ ;
vaw «,4... AAA/‘h
WM
N v_
the mountains who knew nothing oi
the gospel or what Christmas meant.
or what‘reitgion was until the mis-
nion got hold of some of them and
began to teach them. Now these chil~
drcn are becoming missionaries them
selves in a certain way. No sooner do
they learn to read than they begin to
teach their parents how to read. 0‘,‘
some brother or sister. There are 700
children being taught in these ren-
ncssee mountains.
it Is surprising fact that among
this poor class of people. who them.
selves are. being helped by the schools
here in the east and elsewhere. tits.
they manage to contribute something
themselves mtt or their slender tnI
comes to mission work among than-
that are even poorer than they. Nine
Sunday schools down there raised and
contributed 812 toward mission work
In Africa‘llto past year.
The dolls the children of St. John"
school of Bridgeport sent to the little
girls in these Tennessee mountains are
hunt; upon the walls of their homes
and guarded pmcioosly and carefully.
The apt-alter told of the worlt of tilt-
industrial school. in which there are
22 little ones and of one Christmas
scene when children walked five miles
barefooted with the thermometer in
degrees above sero. that they might
feast their eves on the Christmas tree.
The speaker urged those who sent
boxes to these mission fields to send
only such things as could be and.
rather than things that the people liv-
ing there did not know the use of.
The Rev. Dr. Dubs-log of Philadot
phia. gave some information as to
where the money for mission work
come from and how it was used. but
your over 8116.000 was mined by the
children of this country for the Epil-
oopal mission worll. and of that sort
Connecticut children contributed “a
"l nearly three times as much asl
was given by the great diacooo of Obi
cago. New England raised over “0-
m. and with the 8118.000 contrast-
1 children 34 bishops and
tie clement have boost supported in'
the mission work.
.-Lost night the raltv closed with 0“ g
by Ill-bop Wells lav. w. 8.-
irbotto. 80v. Dr. ..I hurt- Patel" I
at New York. and John W. Wood. Ill
‘ at the sea-ions have been roll at-
_' landed and much interest has
mo
in mission -.work and sill-7
tialounaolmooubfloboonm
butodwwardthocouoo.
_‘ W
Enamellej Beds. IN CI I WW” ‘
as Mdtlll'td‘lt“ to ........... 35-00 I w... Ofcal’ can. .
z Si’.‘ licusaltretiuccuto ......... '9-00 I At L68 Th." Mi” F;IC€S
-lI tens .tttrcdut-cd to........... 0.00 ‘ '
. rt.an..."...tuce.tto........ iZ.oo ' HIS is not state of part rolls only which the prices would
‘ Jt‘lctlsalitulUCQdIO-.-n...... l5.oo ? T suggest. but aloootfoll rolls in now and up- -to-dale patterns—from
u. l'cdsatl uoucco to-m. 1.0.00 .r Manhattan—Carpets that are noted tot their bosom-i finish. inad-
sxn we all rectum tom-- 30-00 ) some. bright coloring; and service qualities.
“““M‘w‘ 29: to 59:. for 45:. to 75¢ Ingrains.
[“35 Beds. 49:. 1709690 53975;. (0,305 Tapestry git-asset
Coo I P _ c as c. or 0nd! 50 titan Vehwls.
"1"" ° “I“ moo . , 85c- wsvsoror 1.15 and 1.50 Body 3m ’
if: m: 1' gm: 2...“... 25:00 89:. and 98c. for l 35 and 1.50 Ammsfers.
up an“ m ”Mm, to 30.00 Never how.- good ca bun sold for so little. it is one ol the big buying
S”"In.“remred‘nwmm 35m . chancuoltbcyman wmlotlut tor xorig
i::l‘::::'.'.:::::1::::" '- 232$ Bass in “c.9133... Size?-
ssctut..tt.mmuto.... . oo.oo ' Some timely special: for 'l“ M“ y and Tuesday. All are Alex.
5 Smith 8 Sons quality-tho best made.
Folding Beds. 12.75 for 9:12 Brussels. 17.50 qualify.
m mm... on. "sum up...“ a 00 19.50 for 9112 Amfnsfers, the 27.50 on
:20 Golden Oak. reduced to...... ”.00 25.50 for 9112 Willow." (It: .00 qualify.
3°33”?"Ilict'fi'i‘filt'h‘n" "'00 i Linoleums and Oilcloths
e _ ll’ era a r - __ ,,_ '
pmfg":f:$5_‘flfi1“fi;;g ”-00 E This lot Includes some .5: our best INLAID usotaun. in handsome an
‘ ~m mm Mum ‘0“ 28 00 r t patterns at LINOLEUM. andisthe regs tt Th
- ..... larbOC quality—marked «"39 I“ m“ ‘ "3"" “'5"
per square yard to C quality. per sonar: yard.. 98C
$¢droom Suits. ALSEN fdAMPS'ON a 52:? OILCLOTH thoroughly seasoned—l}; and 2
"It“. tufou. “m to,...8|2.00 yar s w t»! argc u on oithtt scuon' s patterns.redoqd from
nuczmnm 1‘0““ mm. 20.00 Misc. square yard to. ........ ......... . ........ ...... ...... 19C
' ‘Tttouarurcd Oak. nth-ad to.. £3.83
tau rt ed mlt. mucedto.. - M .
surging...nmmmama To-morrow morning we place on sale 59. 000 worth of the
to . ... ., 70. no famous “Itohenzoliem" Underwear for men. at a saving of 40 to oo
04- on no...“ tau «tow. per cont. Superb assortment of styles and weights. 39:. for 75¢.
Ilcrlt . . «u no anon anon and 8i.00 kinds. 95c for 82 25 to 82. 75 khda. 52.00 do: $3.75
no...“ ......a no. s.oo.o.oo.a.oo kinds-w fifitrwdlwi 3313!; 5
a _. Ir— , --. - , -- . - W-I-I-e-
CALL 53-2. ‘
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
”ey‘mour’sStore
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU.
Thankful for the mercies and blessings that hrtve come to us during this t‘t'cntiul year 1903.
its last moments as they go out. and are reenrded on times record.
as in the past at reasonable prices.
T0 CELEBRATE NEW YEAR’S DAY
We have Fancy Table Raisins all kinds of Non Mixed Nuts tirapea. tlran'ges Bananas Grape Fruit. Dates lt‘jv
Extra Fine Prunes. Delleioust‘ol'fee Sweet Rosy Rutter Fragrant 'l‘eas. Extra Fine. PceIed Peaches_ I-‘crris Ilams
Boneless Bacon Celery Cranberrtes, Lcttus. etc Edam Pineapple Camembert Old English and app
Cream Chdeoo; etc.
TAKING HOLD
Of the NM Year in the right way we shall do our best to place before the public the best gtnnls
We can supply your wants and do it in the right way
Charles E. Seymour. [03th Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
We shall watch
posed». to obtain,
Double
Campbell’s
Soups
6 Plates of Soup. 80!
:6 cts. a
Can
It uood to tlito two or three days to prepare soup tor tho table. Now it takes two or three minutes—and its
better coup.
BUTTER.
SUGAR.
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