.1“ nonhuman
. . 4 .
W‘ 3
madame .- 3‘3“
”it and mortar.
um mi and an honour mlxturl it
we! the middle finger 'that found its
way to illl mouth.
—.......
FASHIONS.
. Almanac for Tomorrow.
tori-I for a very handsome visitiiik
gown.
Pearl trimming la a very soft and ef-
fective decoration for a pale green
crepe do chine evening gown.
it beta grow small. as they tell "it
tthoy are bound to. what will become
of our pompadourii? Won't they have
to grow email. too?
Very tine white cloth is being used
for wedding [owns this winter. Some
Would not consider It proper at any
time, but now Is the season If at all.
«0' 8:681. m.; 4:19 p. m.
. 31:30 a. he; sets. 5:10 p. m.
' 'Ipo OINTINIL TELEPHONE
. .. CALLI.
‘- lfir'e Ruffian“.
tree. that H it forefinger
Green and white velvet iii the inn-.
l
ample of the late Governor A.
. . The young girls who are wearing the
' ' ii, “n “’0” 1’" emulated by round skirts are Very grateful to i)lilll('
.. _ ““3 wealthy residents of The. Villlillflll for bringing out this pariicir
”is. Mr. Bushnell was worth Iar style of dancing frock. It is a lush»
‘ “d all of his wealth appears. ton particularly becoming to the youth-i
, . Iui figure. and a very convenient one In;
. boon. invested In Springfiuitl.; which to dance. !
he lived the greater parti The white-and-black chcvlots are:
. . “fa, There are many ()ppur.‘ particularly .lllll‘llt'ill’t' .Jlfi still.” Ilfltll
iii“ for local investors to plat-I», iiiillil‘twtllitil'lulwtiiii’r'tiii‘fili‘iiim‘l“Exit“l
‘ . , . . h . . .. . ..
.. mltal III The Noi‘walks. and not ' I '
.cnsioiial specks of black being made
~ If! they receive it good rettiriil by a single thread that i». brought,
l'lliouey. but the place would bei tlIiough now and then from tili' back.
busineaa Increased aiid many" You see this it-i very Iiltit- black agitiiiiit
“mun“ i ’ II' ‘ “to much white, but it Is a noticeably
ur “8 “‘1“ ’ '“hmi‘i'” iieat pattern and selling for smoothing
in ”cured. The following front f like :19 cents It yard only.
fipWYurleines of aStiirday. re»V ”VORIN‘" given "it the
U
~ '10 Governor Busliliell's Iolie. ,
. I y t'lIl'l‘iCllilllll of the Russian schools. and
‘oflntereutr 'a (lei-man txltiratloiialist has written
have published Thursday idiotic most enthusiastically regarding the
"Not the hm, Gov. A. 5. Bush..galne as a study for youth. It is int-
. Ohio, capped many a Wall 1 sorted that clinic is of the greatest use
hitilo to wonder that so weal- in forming character. in iiIciiIt-aiittgi
mute could be thus constitute-i. prudence and judgment. In nwakcnlugl
“millililon df)ilur5_ and all invested . thoughtfulness and the iinaguiiitloii.
. though a Wall street had nevuand in adding toilieexcrciaeofihotighti
.. --.. Among other things were the vei y necessary attributes oi clever-i
n, II of International lIarvestei' ‘ nose and consistency. Not only Is that
‘ . . stock; ”00.000 of Springfield teaching of cities advocated as a l‘t'flil' ;
' t. .000, Block. the entire Spring-v lur branch ‘ of education III Germany.’
m am. Noon Railway, u Inrge‘ but the giytiig of prizes for proficiency:
use of the stock of the First Nag ”I ii i’" SI'RKCSWI- i
i
I
i
a;
iiiforiiiatlou
hunk of Springfield. anti also the.
Ileld and Xenia Telephone Com-‘ POPULAR AMUSEMENTS-
.Iilld the Daphne“ Block. the hand-1 _ ,. ' .. . '
0 block of real 03“.“. in the city.; “til I b Al IRACIIth iIIIS Wl'llalyt
' [runny wealthy men place theiri 'I'he Myrkle-Hurder Stock Company!
it. ”ill all local enterprises withiprescntul "A Secret Dispatch" last;
it they are thoroughly faniliiar'!‘ night to an audience titat iiiit'ti every.
how many men of less means in— sent in the Grand Opera House. 'l‘lllfi'
. their little lots in bonds aiid.pln.v, the filth offering of thi- coup;
'U is whose names they hardly know. puny in the week. was given thiI tlie’
.Iting 0 business with whichisaiiie care anti attention to dctai.
.fig not at all familiar? , which marks all its perfoi'tiiancca.
I
Ive heard much of late. of the; The special scenery was pleiitiiiil and
_. yin which American sint'khnld— beaiitiftii.raiikiiig on an equal basis
' . attend to the affairs of their comai with many hixli‘lii‘h't'ii ("W-mill“
firgivlng their proxies at random stands. Miss liliniiia Iilyrkle portray-
hoover asks. and often not (won Ni 0 character cniircly different front
. what In being voted upon. Nut , her previous \tork. that of It tierinuii'
p actual bankruptcy threatens .iugirl. and realized the part to perfec-
I. ‘. rlty of our stockholders i)t“Nllr lion. Miss Lillian Dean. the leading
. ‘1 Von. anti then otily because “Hi! 0i the company. had a tlltilctiltl
‘ 1510.303 have become so severe that ,cmotional role. and handled It ('Xt't‘ll-l
3,“, null fight to recover what they. tioitally Well. The male (‘tlllllllgf‘nlu
‘ “ .~ A. for taking a real interest hyhcaded by Win. It. Harder III a hill!
' development of the Industry with I splitting comedy role. contributed ex-I
eh they havo‘connocmd (henlsolvofi . celleiit support and the vaudeville was;
iii its quite foreign to the average in-gbright—4Vlilies-tiarrc. i'iL. tin-um.
V tor'l mind. There is nothing vcry‘ "iii-‘3 LAST “UH-AR '
mentor-thy In this when one mushy, David Higgins, the welldinown aotori
petting conditions under which we itco‘t and author, prettentetl his new drama
1' [imply American to act In this. "His Last Dollar", at Iloyt's Theatre,
grip. There to no ghirkuge of work‘smurday afternoon and evening. Twol
0t responsibilities. for Americans m...- crowded houses testiiltd to the weir!
remarkable for their attention to bust.‘ “new" "write ”I Mr. Higgins, and incl
‘9”. But the gambling propensity is‘ place he holds III the hearts of local.
I0 Well developed that. alter devoting; ”mat” 3““"5' The ”"9"“ 0' th "PM
.11 6f 00,-0an tho“ nocumunltlon of. play are. laid in and near New York.
built one profits. we ('areltnhisly invest: to the present period and deals with;
.1“ llances, for want of further tiinc life in \\'all street. Mr. llitltlimi. til-1
octave-time the firm-ks and bonds my"; though handicapped by it severe cold;
hm '5 fee] that we must place our portrayed the character of Joe Iirnxtoiii
annoy to keep it working. investom‘ lll his iiiinttublt, and - easy IllilllllCl‘.l
fiwm .3 a class he betler off did the, ‘ tIId was obliged to respond to innlllll't
10' the example referred to. Iocaliz .etIIble curtain calls. Ills support With:
tbelrinveetments into fields where- cxrelleiii, there being no Weak polntsl
they know lhelns and outsl :II the whole production. Grace Ai-.
‘ ___.-, iwrll. as Eleanor Downs. a genuine.
”Dr. Dillon, an authority on Russian Mile Hill] generous lit-aried sotithernl
, 1 . . .. ; tir. cbartcrized that part in ii iiiiiiili-
milk a" that the inu 1’ "n “f- - v‘tl manner. that left no room for criti-;
W emotional man. bi" 11““ “I‘h‘lil’i "lam. IIIIliiin Buckingham; as Vioiu‘
, himself to hide his feelings. At Iilt It'cysou, iueet with the approval of the
ll! of his father he broke down and .liltilf‘llt't‘. WaltclruG. lifoI-Ifiin to; Til”
_ , . .iIMIII. was. it v nip 0 t 0 most ll-
like in '“mm‘ but nont, knew of ”'0 .slied type and handled that character
of heart he was suffering. lie
brilliant linguist. it good classical
‘h‘l effectively. This week the
_ \Iyi‘kle lliirdcr Company will hold the
BM», 8 sportsman. His many-sided
boat-Ila. with an eitcelleut repertoire
If new plays. '
~informotl nicn. liyon Playfair. TOTAL LOSS op 330.000.
vVlih hint one day at Windsoi —-—-
Corning Building. Hartford, Destroyed
.._ .. ‘ . By Fire Yesterday.
“1”?“ it “Wm" "" my ""““' iiati'i‘ronii, com... Jan. 25.—-0ui.v
”jg! 59°???” ‘0 keep ."i’ “in tho walls icinalii of the Corning build»
-" ' ‘Iig. on Main street. which early yes-
- .; ~vf~ torilay was the scene, of a fire which
_ related of Dr. JOscph Bell. who :ttve the. iirtviieii much concern for
in a measure tiic original of Sherlock ~cvcml hours. The total loss with 33'“.-
cit that Wm... professor of merit- 000. of which amount halt falls on the
' ‘ " t‘orning estate and the balance on a
.9.“ Edinburgh ii“ invited M“ “his“ number of tenants. the chief ones he-
. “In“? DOWN 0f Doreeption by 'ng J, Samiiele a Co. shoe dealers. and
‘ a. dark amber colored fluid. Hansel. Sloan It: (20.. jewelers. on the
ng them that it was ilal'lllit‘ss by street ""0“
his lingers In the iliiid and
number of surrounding buildings. but
llillil. cht-ss has been included in the I
these parts
I go into the
‘ WINTER COATS,
! ItSigIII Velour Coats that have
sold regularly at $22.50 to 83.5.00.
SALE PRICE $12.60.
' l2 (‘Iolli (fonts. satin liiicd. per
fcctly Illiltit'_ value tip to $10.30!
SALE PRICE $8.50.
|
i
I
l0 Cloth t‘oiits.
$2530 and 25.00,
SALE PRICE $12.50.
regular price.
Full Length Neiviiiiirkcts. all
until, acre $15.00. to make a rapid
('it‘Illl tip illlvc marked tlicni
SALE PRICE woof
(.‘. Ii. i‘orsela. “.00 models. all
sizes. also boomers. Thompson and
H. C .L't)i‘st‘ta ill broken ltItk. regs
lilitr dollar grades.
SALE PRICE 68c.
WHITE SALE.
Title (itiwnii.
SALE PRICE 39¢.
lL’Ipc t'oi'set Covers.
SALE PRICE 8:.
29c (‘oracl Covers.
SALE PRICE 21c.
29c Drawers.
SALE PRICE 19o.
.‘dlc liriiwcrn.
SALE PRICE 39c.
50c Corset Covers.
SALE PRICE 30c.
W-..
31.00 White Skirts.
SALE PRICE 75C.
“.30 While Skirts.
SALE PRICE SLOO.
$3.00 White Skirts.
SALE PRICE $1.50.
DRESS GOODS.
ill inch liuiitny Albatross. colors.
black and white. regular price. tori'.
SALE PRICE 48c.
I,jpe}i Dress (Iiitglianis I‘or
\thihlrl and Shirt Waist Suits . titl-
vcrtiscd in New York worth 35w.
SALE PRICE'12';2C.
:30 Inch lilat‘k Taflt‘ln Silk. reg-
ular price 75C.
SALE PRICE 57c.
Bids \Dcck
3M Continuation
oi our Randal
Sanitary; Cinematic
and White. Sade
\De hoot. the most mondoriul price reduc-
tion that has oucr been heard oi in
Mam; new items
I
ea\e dado.
Illiit'k ligni‘t'd llicsa tltmtla. nil
pool. i'cguliir prices up III “.00
per yti.
SALE PRICE 25c.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
[0 quart Ilctiiiiit-d lIislI l'an, reg-
ular price 25c.
SALE PRICE WC.
1 .II. Tea or t‘oflcc Canister.
regular price Kc.
SALE PRICE 5c.
flair. lrtIii Slop I’nils. regular
price 350.
SALE PRICE 27C.
u qt. enamel Preserving Kettle.
regular price .‘IIIc
SALE PRICE 25c.
Unc quart ilf‘t'tiltilt‘tl Bowl, reg-
ular price 10c.
SALE PRICE 7c.
. fl...
UNDERWEAR HOSIERY.
Ladlea‘ Yeats and Pants, piirt
“lull. \ullit' 7:.c.
SALE PRICE 50c.
I.iit|It-.~i' Ilcuvv Fleet l‘ii Vests itlid
i'illllh. “title See.
SALE PRICE 35c.
iAlliII‘S' Ilt‘nyy l-‘lttt't't‘Il Yes!» and
Pants. viilnc illc.
SALE PRICE 2lc.
i‘liildreii's Vests and l‘aiiis. rib-
bed. llecccd; value 251‘ to 35c. Iiot
all sizes.
SALE PRICE 15:. I
lloys' “'I‘utfentit" Ilosc the kind
that equals any fine stocking iniitlc.
SALE PRICE 15c.
Iloys‘ I-‘Icccctl Shirts and Drain--
crs. t'iiltic 250.
SALE PRICE 16c.
.\lt‘ll"~' Fli'l‘t't‘ti Shirts and “row
crs. shirts double ill‘t‘llhlt'ti. \iilnc
Title.
SALE PRICE 37: 3c.
Men‘s Outing I’laiiucl Shirts. viI~
Iuc 50c. "tliaiii" Brand.
SALE PRICE 37' 2c.
At one time the tire threatened a
lniet‘tlp to tip. When they the firemen turned out by an immedi-
It general alarm. at once surround-
ed the block bounded by Main. Kins-
ley anti Temple streets. and confined
the blue to .the one structure. The
jewelry firm apparently lost every arti~
cle which had not been stored in its
safes. btil‘the contents of these recep-
tacles are believed to 'be unharmed.
The other floors of the building were
occupied as oilices and living apart-
ments.
No one was hurt. although the po-
lice had difficulty in rescuing several
persona.‘ All these tenants lost their
belongings. In spectlon of the rotor
during the day failed to show cause
of the tire, but the opinion iii held
among the Insurance men that it
alerted infill” basement among rub-
bish. crept to the air shaft and then
ran to the roof. breaking out there
fiercely while yet the intermediate
Icon were not on fire.
The heaviest loss caused by the tire
was sustained by the firm of Hanoi.
Sloan 1 Co. Their safe. In which was
stored a large stock of Jewelry. wan
destroyed and the lose in estimated at
340.000. 1. Barnacle & Co. suffered to
the extent)! 810.000. and the damage
to the building In eltiinated at 810.—
.000. Ten thousand dollars will cover
theioeetotbommuthenm
floors. Insurance will cover two-thirds
of the loan.
SIX IILOW ZERO IN DETROIT.
DETROIT m. Jan. zit—Th ole-
Ietthernonem in the United States
-. .wdther Bum registered at: below
., new foreign hours. tut night.
If their powers of observa-
been good they would have
fnpooialty of dinners and ban-
Ice and cosine uncxcelled.
. -able.
Proprietor.
‘ mama aoru In.
* p. new a co.
NEW YORK CITY.
£7 .-.
HIM-ELLEN ravens eaiooE.
New Railroad Preoident Please the
People of Derby.
ANSONIA, .Iiin. 25.-——Presldent Chan.
8. Motion. wah. Director Chas. F.
Rrooker, Gen. Supt. Shepard. Division
hint. Hopson. Attorney Frarnham and
Engineer lngereall of the Consolidated
Railroad, passed through here Satur-
day on a tour of inspection of the Non-
zatuek division. A stop was made here
to inspect the new bridge and the new
station, almost completed. and the
other improvements hereabouts. and
the party went on to Waterbury and
thtited.
During the visit, President Mellon
expreleq the belief that the road
would grant the right of way to citi-
zens of Derby for a high bridge across
the Nluntuck river. Thin has been
projected for some time, but former
President Hall would not content to
granting the right. ‘
CONFIOIED To TRAIN WRECKINB.
us VEGAS. N. at, Jan. 25.——'i‘liree
bun. Hymn Aldrich, aged 14; Lowell
Ellie. . aged 18. and William Danton.
and 15. have been arrested here. hav-
Iu confused in wroc an extra
Denver and Rio (Brande ht train at
Florence. Ooio., Jan. to. boys and
they were after the
writ-in.
which was late. and landed tomb
“OMMWWI. '
lama: your mud”: The Sundial.
A GREAT PLEASURE TRIP.
Fifth Annual Christian Endeavor Ex-
cunlon to Wubington.
J. H. Mansfield announces his fifth
annual Christian Endeavor excursion
to Washington via Gettysburg, and
which includes a visit to Mount Ver~
non. and Philadelphia on return. it
will be an eight days' trip. and the
expense will be only $32. and Includes
transportation, carriage ride over the
battlefields of Gettysburg. accompan-
ied with guide transfers in New York
and between depot and hotel at Wuh-
ingtonlngton. hotel accommodation of
one and three-quarter days at Genn-
burg, of four and three quarter day!
In Washington. trolley trip around
Washington. trip to Alexandria and
Mount Vernon. carriage ride to Arling-
ton and dinner in Philadelphia on re-
turn. The ticket; will be good for
longer etc! in Washington, and also
for Itopover at Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and New York. The train will
leave South Norwalk at 9:40. All our-
relpoiidence chould be addressed to.
and all tickets secured from. J. K.-
lmfleltl. 818 Chapel utmet. New Ht
van. to ordertoeecurobeetroomet
hotel. names should be booked and
tickets purchued II early on pustble.
Full refund will be made Ibonld III-
thiag prevent mt: from joining
petty alter tickets on second.
NM. yum. new-think
William”
.\ .. . -. .__ Buaidlliiit’iitli.
DO YOU KNOW Netti-c in mint that the
lloard of Relief of the Town of Nor
walk will meet. at their office. Opera
House block, on Monday. February list.
1904. from 2 o'clock until 4 o’clock. p.
M.: Saturday. It‘eb. 6th, from 2 until 4
o'clock. p. m.; Wednesday evening.
Feb. 10th. from 7 until 9 o'clock; Sat-
urday. Feb. 13th, from 2 iiiitii 4 o'clock.
p. m: \‘Vcdiiesdity evening. Feb. 17th.
from 7 until 0 o'clock; Saturday, Feb.
20th. from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. nt.. for
the purpose of hearing and .Icteriiiiii-
iiig any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of the Assessors on liitt
of 1903.
They will also iiiI-I-t with the ANHI’I‘
Hill‘il its a joint board. Saturday. Feb.
20th. at 4 p. nt.. tor the purpose of
itbaling the polls of sick and disabled
persons.
JAMES SII’I‘HICIIIIANII.
GEORGE W. lI‘I'I‘thI,
DUDLEY It}. ii(ll"l‘.
Board of Ilcliei‘ or Town of Norwalk.
Norwalk. Conn. .laii It}, 1904.
120-120
That the quality of your intellect, muscle: and energy, depends upon
your food, and the completeness of your digestion and assimilation?
Given the proper food and perfect digestion, and assimilation, your
faculties will work up to their fullest capacity. without tag or weari-
nm. The tonic properties of the Oct have been concentrated In the
Rusk, and to perfectly and scientifically cooked that your stomach
unhandlc it. OAT RUSK '
supplies to the brain worker the phosphate: which build brain and
nerve substance; to the mechanic the oils and nitrates which repair
yestudays waste of muscle and tissue: and more important than all
it will supply the food properties which
W I- GROW VIGOROUS
Cl- -DREN
«a blooded Boys and can, resolute in actiori, robust in health?
It tut days trial will satisfy mrv Parent that the that
stands alone as a food to grow healthy and mm Children.
Do not accept a substitute from your dealer. There is no
substitute for Oat Rusk, and the dealer does not propose one. for
your benefit.
NEW ENGLANI) FOOD COMPANY.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
FRIOHTENED THE NUNS.
Soutthoiu-Ialkr
Board oilieliei.
Notice is hereby given that III--
Board of Relief of the city of South
Norwalk. will meet on Wednesday.
January 20. 1904, at 7:30 o’clm-k to it
p. m.;Sntiirtltty. January 30v 1904. from
2 to 5 o'clock p. m.: Wednesday. Feb-
ruary 3. from 7:30 to it p. m.; Feb-
ruar: 10. at 71:50 to 0 p. m.; Tuesday.
February It}. at 7:30 to it p. m.; in the
lotincil Chamber in Havilaiitl street.
In said city. for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
Who Once an", Thingl i doings of the assessors of said city.
to Rent to J."_ Ion the list of 1903. Dated at South
. v“: . . . ,
DERBY. .lan. Notealk. Jaiiiiaiy In, 1304.
25.——l.awrence Kenn . '
it. who has a penchant for creating a. JOHN 17- MLMAIIUN.
MATTHEW’ (‘URliiCT'i‘y
'dlsturbancc when he has been drink-'
ing, was sentenced to jail for thirty , 1m jltl Board of Relief.
days in the City Court by Judge Clark. ..
this morning. for drunkenness and;
ill‘f‘llt'il of the peace. Last week he. TOOK.
entered St. Joseph's convent. and. sit- ‘ What medicine tlld Methusela pick
ting down in the reception-room. be-. To reach that ripe old age?
gap singing “The Wearing of the “11.“ of course, medicine of Dr. Dick.
tlrcen." The nous tried to have him; An then. so now. all the rage.
desist, and finally called three own You. ",0. can live nine nnyfitx‘
“1‘“ “km“ Kent. On a penny a day for Dr. Dick's.
A week ago Kt‘lll walked down lilf" Those veterans who frisk on Duffy-h.
aisle of St. Mary‘s Church. announcing Malt '
that he was a dog and challenged any By Methtisela‘s side arn't worth their
one to fight. He announced his iiiieii- salt.
lion of assisting in the inn». when be
Do You Want Moneu?
Wits removed from the church. Ill/out-
I have it to loan on all kinds of Real
time while he was on :I .«prec he inti—
IIiIed himself to be (‘tirrie Nation. and
. Estate in huge or small amounts. from
one to three years. or on easy Inilllli‘
started out to demolish saloons
pa:~iiients. II and t; per cool it"
AF. Aimindton EFFEE
Morime Brat. MOC‘HA AND JAVA
HE MADE BAD MONEY.
Belief That South Norwaik Suicide
Was in Gang.
JAPANESE ARRESTED As A SPY.
'i‘tlh'lt). .Iiiii. 3:I.-"-Tlll\'ill>iilinlll. the
Iapaiicse interpreter for the Russian
attache. was arrested on Saturday laat
In the suspicion of acting as a spy in
’ilt‘ Yokosttka fortified zone. He has
been taken to Yokohama for trial. It
is alleged that conclusive evidence has
oeeii obtained regarding other sus-
;Iocln. causing a very strong feeling
igaliisi such treachery. which is it capi
'al offense in Japan.
Derby Man
THE MEDICINE METHUSELA
CHICAGO BREEDERS' SHOW.
CHICAGO. .liiu. L‘II.—~Morc than 3.500
Itilt‘ies have ilt‘t‘ll received for the
l‘illi'illl annual exposition of the Nation-
il exposition of the National Fanciers
ind llreetlers Association. which open-
ed in the Seventh Regiment Ai'tiitu‘y to
lay. and will continue all week. Pig-
uons. chickens. ducks. geese. turkey.
his. dogs. rabbits and guinea pigs \vlll
be shown. i‘hlll‘il‘b‘ have been made
frtini e\cr.\ stoic iii the I'iIiIvI Ilh web
is from England and iii‘l‘lllilvlly More
than 310.000 will be disturbed in priz-
es.
PASSENGERS ON AUGUSTE VIC
TORIA.
NEW YORK .laii. 25,——Aiiioiig Illi‘
passengers who arrived yesterday in
the steamer Auguste Victoria from
Hamburg. Soutlitiitipioii and (Thar-
Iioin‘g were Mine. Ernestine II. Scliir
niaIi-llctuk. Illshop Tikhoii of the lilti-
sinii (li'tbodox (‘Iitii'cli. of North Amer.
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON. .Iau. :f-.—~'l‘he
Comptroller of the Currency today in»
«tied a call for the condition of Nation-
al banks at the close of business» .IIIIIII- it'll. and i‘twnt and (‘oiintcss George I‘LI 1090 PI ‘3;
ar)‘ 22nd. \ on ilerdoril. ‘ i ili‘lli- Ill. \ndzc lb . .
. . A
Tum—”W“ .- ._ M A- w“ - ‘D A ._..._..._,_-_ ._ w ' 1 (‘00!) (YUF‘F‘ . -
CALL 58-2. ‘ EE -
200 lb.
w
TEA
Seymour’sSt
f
0000 THINGS TO EAT. 50 lb.
There is no substitute for ABSOLUTELY PURE 60005. It is a matter of heatih‘R" FINE
should use them. We buy and sc II the Best Goods only. \
O
Teas Teas Teas W
Extra Fancy Formosa Teas ......................................................... 60c. lb.
Extra Fancy Japan Tea .............................................................. fioc. lb.
Fancy Mixed Green and Black Tea. special .............................. 40c. 1b.; 3 lbs. for $1.00. , .
Coffee Coffee Coffee
Our Best Java and Mocha Coffee is one of the magnets that attracts to our store. Tr ,
there is plenty of so called Java and Mocha Cofiee offered at less price. But a comparison with ou
very easily convinces lovers of the genuine article of the superiority of the quality of our Faino s
Java and Mocha at 38c. lb. You can‘a beat it.
We sell the best 25c. Coffee in this town. and have Cofiec at all prices.
Extra‘ Fancy Head Rice. 1°C.; 3 lbs. tor 25c.; Fresh Country E gs. Rosy Sweet Delicious B
ter. fresh made weekly; New Maple Sugar. ioc. cake; Pure Maple yrup. Ferris‘ Hams and Bo-
Iess Bacon. Double Cream Cheese. '
We keep the best stock of good things to eat of any store in this section. and our pr'
are reasonable.
Charles IE. Seymour. leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street. ,
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A Sale on Cahféd Fruitm
No doubt your stock of home preserves are about all gone. and you would like to have some rea
tied truito. something you can depend on giving perfect satisfaction. If so. we advise you lay in a eu
taperior brand: of rich, canned fruit: at the prices quoted. '
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CANNED FRUITS. NEW 0 one.
Choice Yellow Peach" at 15c. 18c and Chet. 3"" 0".”‘9‘1 WI" 9"“ 25°- Silver Crown Brand An
22: can. per can, 23¢. . _ 13c. ; .
Bartlett Pear: at 13c. 15c and to: can. PT: :3 c:;'°1';:f'"°" "9m" P"°'"Catiromia Apricots. large C
Oliver Crown Brand Sliced Peachel, Preserved Rabpberriel, "out" 9”". Victory Preserved Strawber
..p¢r can, 12:. , 15c. pef can, 10¢. ‘ thing delicioue, can, We.
Pineapple Chunks, regular 20¢. per can Egg or Gage Plume, per can. 13:. 15c Pure Fruit Jam at 10c, 13c
17c. Ind 20:. ’ iar.
EVERY CAN GUAR
BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTER.
FINEST ELOIN CREAMERY BUTTE RER (SWEET As CAN BE). PER LB..
LARD. LARb. LARD. to:
Announ'e PURE LEAF LARD. PER LI. -\ ..
952°“.
CHOICE LEAN CALIFORNIA HANS. PER LIE
Ladle. If you want cementing
par cured neck.
WE RELY ON LOW PRICES TO WIN TRADE—ON PAIN TREATMENT T0 RETAIN I
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