Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 24, 1904 · page 4

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Niu lilo; ‘ ll" ‘-
mm A Vi“! S0 IS. V‘VIOD

to ill with ton'IiiiIiI and e gt i.p

 

ii. Society was held a‘at evening.

Honié Mad‘e'
Chocolates and
Ribbon Candi!
. ill
LINES

IFilll M. E Church. Supper served a
ti oclotk

A meeting of the Norwalk Pharma

afternoon at the Hotel Mahackemo.

ito get at this time of the year. (‘ut
lblll has them at hia bridge market.
See ad

lliiunch of Fort Ethan Allen, Vt
'Iisiting Mts. Branch'ssister Mrs. ’l‘ i.

It. III-rm
Mitts Anaefieiiy, at u‘rahal'l street.
AA tegulttr meeting of ,t. Joseph's 'I‘.

‘vory one cordially rooslvad at tho

lt'I‘illiltl Association will be held this

'rithc ate some fish that are hatII

Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Douglass
ate

., Final Reductions 0n 0IIIIIIII

-' NEITHER WINTER NOR OUR OVEROOAT BARGAINS ARE AT

AN END .COATS GOOD FOR THIS SEASON AND NEXT. '03 MAN
AND IOV. AT SEASON'S END PRICES. BETTER TAKE A LOOK
' AT THEM; YOU’LL SUV IF YOU 00.

SS, AND SiO OVERCOATS CUT TO “.98.
DON'T LET AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS PASS WITHOUT

 
 

Our Great Charon»; :uf__:_;_lpefloo or Money look, . I“ v

For that Cough try our
couaobuo SYRUP.

WHITE PINE
AND TAR

This is an excellent prepara-
tl0n_

1..

FOR caucus
AND cows ..

;’lHI‘Il.lFlllltll‘PllIillliIlll

 

‘ IIItytItonti.
Seytuout 'a store is known by the. fine

 

 

 

 

 

m .ttuality of the golfds sent out. and cus- l,
I .tonters receive t e moat careful atten-
5! Wufib'gton St, ltlon. See atl. STILL SELL! TROUSERS_
. 4 Railway Ma“ Clerk 0- H- Swm in ,IN OUR SEMI-ANNUAL neoucrto ALE. HIGH TIME YOU TOOK
r ten the sick list again, He has an attack ' '
_.__._.___._...L..__...___..___ :0; “u. grip Alfred mpkina h, suh- ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW PRICES ON EXCELLENT TROUSERS

istitutlng fot him.

Again an extra special lf-l advertised
at Stuttcvunt's This time it is lace
cttttaitts titat are to go at sacrifice
.pIiI-Is See ad. '

‘ 'l'III coudltiott of John Tryon who in
Special “'0 0' plunoias at Steiitel‘l 3- at III Notwttll ilos )lta re
after February 29th. See ad L ; I I mains about

tltI same. llc Ittauages to hold h. I; own
Sale of men‘s shoes and household against the Images of the fever, with
linens at How land a. See ad. which he is ulIiicted.
Mil-i. W. E. Uorh m. of thpttl‘l.t l’IIII-stittc tastle. Nb. 2, A. 0. K. of
has bectt visiting in orwalk l M. (‘._ will ho. a a sociable anti dance
Miss Doro Reed (Module is visiting at Ihtlt hall in Washington stteet. this
Mrs. R. M. Dayton, of I} Imwootlav.enue 'cv.vttlng The music for me occasion
_3 calls 0‘ Tomatoes 25c Joseloff' a will be furnished by l‘talnfier's Orches.

Miss Anna Troy‘ and Mts, Beardsley.
of Newton the visiting Miss Nora
ltyan.

Miss (‘Iai‘u Kellogg, of Il'idgeficld. has
been visiting her grandmother Mrs.
Mead oi' Harland street.

'i‘nilurcd gowns and walking suits.

Local News lilies!

 

-\ mtctiug ol' MI-KinlI-I Command,
No. liIi will be held on the evening of
FI‘lll‘l'Illl') 25. at thI arm The noti-
I-cs IIlIith have btcn sent ettt state:
"The I-xlsttnce, of the command dc~
p this on this meeting.”

’llIt- II-tttttc w-hltlt is to be give-It ln

 

covert coats and jackets for spring and

‘ tln South ‘\'0III1lk Baptist t‘httrch
summer. WM. I" Read 5- 5W “‘1‘ this tuning by Rev. GeoIgc l). Egbert

FOR BUSINESS AND DRESS.

S2 AND 8260 TROUSERS ARE ".48.
33 BUSINESS TROUSERS ARE $1.98.
$3.50 DRESS TROUSERS ARE $2.48.
$5 DRESS TROUSERS,

oun 3:51.33».

Suooouora to comatook Bros. ,

SOUTH NORWALK.

TIL. CALL, 32- 2.

iNVESTiOATINO ON YOUR OWN ACCOUNT. I -

-laa

. ALL SIZES AT EACH PRICE—FOR SHORT-STOUT AND TALL-
THIN MIN AS WELL AS FOR REGULARS.

RogersStStevens

 

 

The case or John ’lnytoi'f vs. August \‘ill bt Intltird' i‘ront thI 'l‘rosI-Iachs
Withman will come tip befme the town to illIttncI Castle. " It coaching trip
mint on Monday next at 9 O'rlmk among tlII Sc-otth and Irish lakes An

I Inbrcllas wot th 81. 26 ale being sold "ll-.an tcc ltnl by i’rv'ofessot \lexuudI-I
I” 'the Beaten Store for 790 Can you Gibson will pIeII-tlc it, commencing at
afford to let this oppottunity slip liy'.’ " "'

Stamf 'l l. H ‘ ' “
A special communication of St. l . m; . M“ ”1 Mk" \0 8'” w";
,II institutttl next Tuesday I:'.I ning.
lohtls lmlifl‘ A. l‘- and A M.. 0‘ NU'" 'I“lIeIe will be a fine banquet at the
walk, will be held tomotmw IIcning I.

demo on Subttthan theme A largt
~If _Iott would yout husband please delegation from Norwnik lodge Will
um: ottr Goodrich Recipes.

-'.'.ttcntl \ meeting of \iot walk Lodge
I’. C Lottnahuty Lodge. New l‘ng-

‘IIili bI ltcld this evening at which ll
land ()IIlI-r of I’r0-,tcttiou hcld It regtt- l~ I't‘utttstcd that all the IIII-ntbcts be
lar metting last night and rt-cclVI-Il itl'tru'nt and those who desire III go to
film “Napalm.“ f0 membership and Slatnfottl will signify their intention
accepted two othct andldatea. . i' l M 40ng I'll! I‘H'nlllit officcts will

Professor .l. Gerstcl the pool ex- I'" nominated
pctt,. who has been in town fot the
past few days will, give an exhibition:
at James M. Crea'gh‘s cafe itt \fain'
\ ‘ v
sttctt Nolwnlk.1'i'nilll evening. onlCanal.

>~b lbs. of Prunes 250. JOSLlUR'r'. l \\ ASHINGTON. Feb 24 —-Every

Call at the I‘lrst \i. E Church and thing is now ready fot the carrying
M ilte mu“ serve you with a first- out of the Panama canal treaty anti
class No“ ringhtntl supper tonight. ”mm the WV” “"‘I state departments
“huh will be MUM m It oclock illllll' made preparations for the next

 

WILL SOON SCRATCH DIRT.

i No Time to be Lost in aegtnnmg Work '

don't report it, is it our fault?

if mistakes occur, if anything goes wrong and you
\\'I.- both must do ottr part

Your money back’ if you want it, is ours. tclllng us If
we are at fault and getting satisfaction; yours.

i'riccs just now me high enough wltltottt addlnu the
mat of dirt. .dttst and foreign seeds to \Otll‘ oats. lIc III-I
boy when! they scrccn them for you. always clean.

lltty Oats Thais Clean,

MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

TlII Prescription Store.

All can pan the door.
Night Calla Answered-
Talaphona Cali, 10-2.

 
 
 

Clearance ole

II a decided success and never before at this time oi year
have our Clothing Sales Seen as large.

EVERY OVERCOAT and every FANCY SUIT has

i ".

been reduced in price ranging from So to $7. , . ;

 

$7.98.

 

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET.

NEW YORK. Feb. ,24.-—'I‘hcre was
a sharp break lit the cotton market to-
day The opening was firm at a decline
of six points on April while the other
positions were unchanged to seven
points higher. For the first hour the
market dispiarcd tIn advancing tend‘
ency with March working up to 14.50.
May to M 89 and July to ”.80. this be-
ing a net gain of 27 to 32 points. The
local bulls, however, appeared to be
selling in some volume and after the
early demand had been partially filled
the market began working downward
Shortly before midday stoti orders
were reached and for a brief interval
the market vulI-Il aeftlvc and excited
with prices showing Weakness. March
was depressed to lino. May ”.30 attd

 

July to 11.20, representing a net loss
of hi» to it" points and a decline from
the bes or .3‘.’ to no points. At this
level. liquidation subsidlug somewhat.

covering caused Ii partial rullt.

WALL S'l‘lthIJ’I‘, into a. m.~-—'I‘he
tone of the opcnittg stock market to—
day was ateadicr than last night, help-
ed by l"'(‘i()\t‘liefl in the .inteticnn dI
pattntcnt ltt London A f: w losses III-rt
mixed with the ptcdontinant gains but
they new amongst the lea-I important
stocks. l’ressui Steel (‘ar fell 1‘3. (Ln-
crai Electric 1‘; and Wheeling 4': Lake
Erie, 2nd. pfd., II point The market
sitowrd no great activity.

WALL STREET. ii a. III~IItIyiua
orders became more numerous, and the
opening advances were sughlly extend
ed. St. Paul, Union Pacific. Pennsyl—
vania, I'nltcd States Steel pfd.. Amati
gnmated tittd Brooklyn Transit IvI-rc
most in demand and made avoragc
gains of ii half. Sugar and Wasting
house Electric going-d l, whtlc lencral
Electric yielded 31,4. Duluth. South
Shore and Atlantic pfd, l-I. and Citi—
cago Terminal pfd. I". The advance
‘ was checked and lllt‘_ lllilI‘Ki'l bccantc
dull.

WALL STREET NtitiNs—Aftcr ll
period of hesitation buying was rent‘w-

 

Ilontcttuktic tltkc, cuttdlts and ite ct am I l~tcb. the former by the dispatch of , *w- * ‘ ‘ ' ._-. ' . 'r ....._ “‘l- Alllhlllhllltlli'il (‘UI-‘IWI‘ lilld 3!. “Hill
for 5"“, Itroopa to the. isthmus and the latter by ‘ Vi't rc llItctl ii point anti I’Inna and af-

. . ~ , , . l‘ ‘10 (otnplction "i arrangements for the — tiiiatI d stocks were In demand. Lack-
t..”.l.*“llllt;fillnv i" haul; ilrlhor‘fiilk l‘XIhaan of ratifications of the treaty .‘ e ' ' a. . . . awanna recovered .‘"'""',"“Y'” 1|“;
\ "b ”I 'm M in“: “rtfxlir‘of ““2? \IltlIb must take place in Washington. ’ point break on ”m ”m" (onaolidatctl

noon, to testtiy

liam Catpcntct, thc Stamford young

man who ShVI itiisa Mat'gal't‘i Ni‘Vl'kL II -elgltt hours

Millie WHO “50- ‘ l\l. IittnutIVatilla the minister from
~»Somctltiug new and something dif- . Panama was at the slate dcpnttmcnt

it tcuI—~(loutlticlt Food—Recipes in ,II-nstctday in relation to this matter attd

t-tI-ry package. lII-II soon after he has made the ex-

iT ltctc is Ito reason why this ceremony
lthould not occut within the next foi-

I‘hlI-f Engineer J. 'l. l’luthI of tltoitha'igc of treaties will lay down his

Not-walk I‘irc Ilepttttnient has IalIt-Il m'ssion according to notice he has al

a Int-cling of the officers of the dc- It‘ml) glten. Ills successor as minister
he Pablo Aroaamena the

pant. ncttt for Frldai evening at 8 here “'1”

o'--IloIk. 'lhe scsston‘will be held in; Diesettt head of the constitutional con

Phoenix Engine QIIRMOI l ventlon, anti father ‘of the aecrctat v oi
”the liaiiun Social (‘lub of Stamfotd i ”l” Panama legation “PTO-517M088

1”,..- arranged to ltold n prize waltz and menu is described as a lawyer of nbili

dance. T'hutsIlav cv,ening March 3, '5 and a man 0' means.

itt \ttnoty hail, Rivet str.eet Stam-

 

 

_ the canal roect h~ ll Open. High. Low. 1:30
[Sid . A large delegation of the Ital I p j , a proper nteth tine Square Piano in good condition. 825.00. Amal. Cop, 451.3 46‘. I5 45-3..
i..u botial (Ittb members from Sonthlo Am(‘ a“; Co In 1.. I“; In.
hourglk will pug-mm .,- “New (1080:“ Has he done vou ()ne Sitoninger Organ, high top, “0.00. Am. (' ‘1}: pf ti? ‘67 “2; 6‘7
lilfi“"""'°‘y ““m‘r' 9"" lb.. “”" Josc- goodt:q _ ‘ We shall be very glad to adjust the terms on an) purchase to Am. llee. ’il7 3;. its. ’32:
., ir“~ l. l‘VP l) U'.” .. , ’ ‘. .' . m. “0., L pg 2. 4 I. I. ‘- ‘;
oun- Iiranch Lodge, No. Is, K. of l’..l 0°" do“ hm” “u“ "’“r °”"'°""’““" ‘ , Am. Smolt.. 475g 47% am am
I‘t‘lutslu the mentbets. esp ialiy thci ' ‘ in our Monthly Bulletin of Second-Hand Pianos and Organs will Am. 3.18", 133 124 133 133%
dealt-c team. to be plea-cut ursdtti‘ s BETTER THAN SPANK'Na be found many bargains. May we send it to you? A. T.& 8. Fr” Iifi‘s 65's 64% 84%
Inning as the amplified thitd degrcel b "3mm"; “”93 not “"9 children 0’ h ‘ ,; A T & 8 Fe hinting 88$; 88%. ass;
“.m m. conferred u“ n", enqunu i fed wetting. if it did there would be . anos rented, tuned and repatII-tl. Balto, & Ohio, 74% 75,; I“; H”
'I'ltti'e will be delegations present from; “W (“Wen that would do it Here li‘klyn. It. 1'.. 391/. 3931, 38% 382i.
Stamford and New Cannon. and a sup . l" a constitutional cause for ""3- Mrs. Cllt‘h- 3* 0m“ 39M 39% 39% 29“:
per will be set-we. _ l‘il ”Trier! "OX 51" Notre Dame Chi. e N. w., tom 16254 16214 162“
The. ice in the llliper Norwuik harbor my d‘to‘thseml Shier home treatment '0 Ch- Gi- WESL. ”ii 14% 14
is gradually breaking up with the pre- W'mp hercioda lief “k8 hit?! “0“" Ch- 31-3: Si. P1375. 138% 137%
sent comparatively warm weather. The 'Jle vou in “my“, youDroc' bl“ trou- Col, 1“. it. i... 30!; 30% 30%
rush oi water down the river has clear- , thlld Th h ‘ay. M amp the COL SOllth., 14% . 14543 14%
ed the ice as far as the. steamboat dock. e " antes are It can t help "L COIL Gill 188% "9% 188%
A schooner has been iccbound during ‘ M ;D‘el. 8: "MIL. 15);“ lg; 1322:
the Inllrc winter at the Ilnbbell. Hall. 2r (‘- .. . .
and Randall Lumber Company's docks.l 4, for 25 0's. " . Erie. lat. Din i’il'it't 92% glIII
—Goodrlch Food 10c all leading proc- Clearance sale of sheet music for ; o TEL 135.; iiianIlrifai i332 33231331?
OI‘S. balance of the week. Ito two copies » ' ' 110'“. ‘. Nash. 16115103 thus
a. a. Wheeler, New Haven: w. J. 3"“ ‘ncmdlnl "‘9 follWanI Manhattan. 'Itt tam m
Nathan. Miss 'I‘illingheust. C. W i I“ Arlwnh‘iu; "Voice of The Hudson " " Met. St, Ry., 115 115 Ill
Park, William Davis. 8. J. Hosford. " DVI‘)’ ary". “How Old is Ann?’ ' Mex. Central. 9 975 9
New York: C. 8. Bedding. J. w. Grov- ‘The Gambling Man". “I'm On The 2370“!" LOW ”“653 M K 1 7,13,: 151: ”I:
or. Boston: I1. L. Bishop. F. E. Qnr- Water Wagon Now", “Onawa”, the lat‘ M. K. a 1‘" pf" 3:, 35 35 ‘
gear. Bridgeport: J. l-‘. Richards.‘ 08! twostep and a hundred others. S Mo. Pacific, 88!; 88% 87%
pr ngfiI—ld: i". Comatock, South Nor-l ‘ enir 00 8.0 an 5 ar 8 Nat. Lead 14" 14 I!
walk: J. Freeman. Des Moines; T. M.‘ COLEM‘MS ouv N. y, Central. "3a,? 114% 113:: 113*
Barty and wife. Philadelphia; J. J. Al- NEWS STAND. Not-t, a, West, 551‘ 55a; 55 551,;
gm. Chicago, were yesterday's arrivalsl 10 North Main Street. 8°th Norwalk. cm, & West.,;19% 20 um, 19s;
at the Hotel Cliifurd. » - , Agent tor-A. O. Spluldinp'a Ialaball Pac. Mall, 25, . 25 ’25 25V.
New spring dress goods can now bciand Sporting Goods. Penn. R. R.. 113 413 112% 113
seen at 'l ristram & Hvatt s.- The stock _ “orwaik and :sonth “orwalk. P00 .3“. 97%. 98 97% 93
just now is at its best and Inn varied . Pro 8. din; 27* 37 1,5 27 27
tastes can be readily satisfied. You It fag Isa. "40% an. 39%
should appreciate the opportunity thus Rock Island. 20% ”7/. 30
presented to see the Season‘s earliest ,. . . Rub. Goods. tel: 19% "IOW 19%
Styles. w itl m s, and?! P13... 4:“ " 11:95 :3: :g:
/ Railroad men 'nepott"mday"that ia a” u. y. 0.. I - . ‘
there is a serious flood along the Non 9W- 3” 0°» 917396 "'5
wllk m3: between Coupons and Non . , envious av creole; «r I :33. $4512 :3: g:
“at an that among other do use I “ omat ‘ at a N
done the hi.hway bridge at sugars 41M"! ”’3“? N , k‘ e u n " am No. ”mm Union m ,‘m‘ 73“
crossing, about art with of a tune be- , ,,. :51 ”mm P“ l”- 37“
low Winnipank has been washed away. va‘x“ -~‘~~ . U- 3. er. m

The valley all the why along beside the

track is flooded and it is rpmrtbd tau

there is an ice lam near Nona“.—

Dnnbury New ,.,' I

—II M ry was God!

And on was Rich. 4

What would :Ah b9?
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loner ought never to be , ,,
.l aidoratloa in
‘ should be A

y and a girl don't

much-fur.

W don‘t you think
Mall save a little

Jena:

 

The administration htends to press

7‘ Broker,

‘ ; ey nature the L on], they‘re
going to have to am" too
It So “0 f_ f“. 1 i. a. ’ w “ ‘5';

may libb a tennis «guest's»

Special PtanolaSale

One in light Mah. Case. was 8250, no lluw :2oooo

These, instruments are lit perfect playing condition, Itnd’ai‘c offered
-at these prices for immediate acceptance. They will Itotjig‘sold at
prices quoted above after February 29th.

We have In stock one Jewell Plano, which We. offer for $285.00.

This instrument has been rented four months and carries the manu-
iactttrer's guarantee. Reduced from $350.00. '

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

s. E. oroost, I

TELEPHONE..-

; Havllood k. .96 Washington Street. . w
. . to Namath; coin. '
, _\
STOCKS, CONDO. ORAIN’ANO COTTON SOUGHT OR SOLD ON COM-
IISSIOR CITHIR FOR CASH OR OR A MODERATE HARRIS.

 

(lit-it‘ll but u N“ weeks). [I_ f { WALL STREET. t p. nt.—-A Bit‘dtl)‘ ,
_ . ‘ , ,, . stream of selling ordtrs carried prices
One in Iiatk Malt. that, was Moduli, now $135.00. _ gradually downwards, .‘"“l “my ip—
()nc in‘Ebonized Case. was 8250.00_ now $150.00. ed out the Inorn'ng advances Beat

tins and Railway Stet-i Spring rose Hf
ling pftl. lost I and licnvcr and Rio
Grantlt pfd. and Lead. It point. Th'
market became dull and heavy at the
Intranet Bonds \I'crt' irregular.

oper‘atots “I to mote ncthe tht- Icports
of banking failure «.- ln sttI-Ial tontlnen-
tal titles enttuttaging shott selling
TODAY' 8 QUOTATIONS.
, Reported over the private wires of
Naples & Goldschntidt. Commission
Brokers, Ewart: (II (‘orbI-tt Block.
South Norwalk. 'I‘elcphnttt- it'll}.

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

l 17% 171‘
1:33“ 32%
‘Ex Dividend ”I per c'ent.

Iii or
CRINIIE'LAUNDRY AN H
new roux. rob. W‘; line'-
Chinese Iaundryiaa. no found today
in his laundry III Seer-Id Sm w-
ty mended a riled drawer and

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

. .dreh' a Jackets.
. military.

 
 

 
 
 

F7.

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MEN'S SUITS AND OVER-
COATS,

formerly priced $15 and $16.50.
now at one price,

$12.20.

man's sum sub ova!»
co A138.

formerly priced 822 and Sea.
now at one price,

$19.39.. ..

 

era. Underwear, Caps, Shirts, Working Shirts and Glovea.
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. ,

SELLECK 8: PRICE.

 

 

Clothiers and Furnishera, , i “ll! ‘ , _
as Wasl i Igton Street. South Norwnllt. I;

 

 

.4 ram” REMINDERS

OF SOME DESIRABLE GOODS JUST lN.

Oranges have good down. We offerl Newatoek of Cabbage for Saturday'-

largc size California Navaia at 25c‘tradc ”at: lb. Iii.

do:., regular 30c needs. A little email-i Turnlpa "u“, but we have . ring
or at 18c and 22c 603., as to one. Some .OuPP'Y-

I-‘l his I . a w . .
or ‘ com Mr ”on“ N ' " are’ Potato“, 32c peck. Free from Treat.

tweeter. ai 22c to 28¢ doz., as to size. -
Ox Heart Chocolates, new stock, 20c 1 531:" Plums, M" ""°‘ for “M"" .

Ih.
Evaporated Apples, but. 12c lb pkg.

Jelly Egg! new stock, 20c lb.
Peanut Butter new atoclI.15c lb. ; Largest l’runea "fl ‘0‘: '5
Cranberriaa,10c oi.

Special Hard Rico. very fine grade
3 Cane Pumpkin 25c.

at Sc. Cheap and fine.
”Spinnach 10c email can. '

Armour‘a Clo-“r Pork, fat as butter.
all fat beat at t . Can news I
q y u” y Home Eggs. from my home. about 5
me as“...

“LAO::I:ZHODI bble
BUTTER, BUTTER

._.-.__

We still lead' In Low Prices.

BEST VERMONT BUTTER 26.0 lb.
5 lbs. for $1.20.

PURE LARD
FANCY CREAM CHEESE 160 lb.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE 20.: it)

THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER 00

I7 non TH mm stun. satin: (ton WALK

‘v.

Fat Pork. the illicit put up. ldozen to soil at 48c dos.

 

TELEPHONE I“.

curau. we

arm”. Fioh Mar-Int

‘ ‘ WHAT ARE HARO’ re SET.

Clams, Oysters, Salmon. Steak Coil.
at... Fish, Weak. em, Smelt. erosi-
Honing, wane Flatt, Pike, Picket-at,

 

 

We have them. . _
.. ; FREE DELIVERY To A LL PARTS OF THE CITY.

Clearing Saie—I’rices Cut in Half

‘ En: ire stock of Fan and winter goods must be sold regardless of value
or coat to suite room for the coming spring season. The entireiefiek Ural!
of this season's goods and consists of iadlea’ Cloaka. Suite 1“" Old!-
Intanu long and short floats and a full and 0°”le 4'
It will also be to your advantage to come and see lid ..
we are olering in the Fur line. of this peasants goods. ~ ,.

 

 
 

MEN’S SUITS AND ovaa- man s SUITS no; 0%

‘ COATS, , COATS. .'
formerly priced $10. Sn and formerly priced ”I and M
$3.50, new atone price, now at one price. ' . .. ‘1

Rafi ‘ F ,1

Men's Blanket Lined Working Coats. Boys’ Rufus, Boy’l SM“,- ‘ ' V

tog tag

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Halibut. Porgiea and all other kin“ A;

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The Fair Cloak and For

some" men.

“ViBuy 00 Al, that isLGOAiI

roamed; ' ‘ city map we. IIAI‘ISIZI.’
. noisy Inclusion.

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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