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Therollowlng contribution tram the
,, of one of our progressivo citizens.
,aulllnit to the readers of 'luo Sen-
ng‘Il with our full endorsement:
I he season approaching. in Homll
" bile manner, turns fheIheart of man
his mother earths From the great
ty and the smaller. men and women
' la ere winter has demoted to make
lliry for the summer home. Others
min amongst as. few indeed in num<
. ' lam—commence to look
hound them for some place near to
tha'lloart of mother earth.
fBouth Norwalk real estate is doubt-
_' don the upward move, so far as
’ Ides are concerned. and before many
sleuth. it is probable mat there will
a considerable rise in prices. Be-
,loro many years we shall hear of the
rice at which such and such a. piece
ot'property might have. been bought.
"l'or investment purpose for home pur
upon”. this is life time to secure prop-
in this town.
hot; draw citizens who seem to
~ milling homes for themselves ill
limo-days. The marriage pmposltlon
point right on, and the divorce court
frillda put the“ separations." but low
M people and women are working
null saving for homes. They who care
lllle for a domicile of their oit’n are
t. to be better satisfied soon or late
“filth a cheaper tenement. all lor the
moon that no house-and land" and a
. cheap rental affords means for trivial,
nailing indulgemces.
Fla to the‘ credit of a considerable
bar of our foreign-born population,
t has not reached the high state or
dqveiopmont conspicuous herealmuts.
isn't husband, wife and illlldteu put
lllbll‘ shoulders to the wheel. and in
mop strive for a home of their own.
auroly is a sharp critirlsm upon a
of local population that they dt~
mutilate the very thing that makes a
blimunlty stable prosperous and hop
mt; that they grudge the money in
Waco and lands to put on their backs
anon wn their necks. Or on tho
hell‘s ahrl,.lt iii grudged for forest-
plant where fortunes afar may pare
chance come in on the flowing tido.
Thole hills about The Norwllkll Would
, crowd with huhdrllds more dwellings.
if. the money that has gone and staid
abroad had been put where it would
stay at home, and where it would have
WIM- oven a moderate income to‘
work of our citizens
Today We have horses and home in-
te 'that our people will not pur-
even thdugh for sale at twenty-
W" per cant; less than cost and actual
I - t
. In"! with money to invest arc
. .lng the Commercial Journals for
W .por ‘oltnt. and six per cent. bonda- J
‘ Allis for modern dwellings (in
. rental. ‘and there is no one to
fine demand on an investment
ll my ill sight for years .to
bind; are facts which p_ ti~
bf businéls are well ““ng
is womb) disclose the
public. Ain't! it were no
ml:
. praoiate‘llhs solid value of real
W as prime security for the peo—
my! ‘
' martian are the foundaion.
bile minority are confined to real
’ or its unrest equivalent. and
held to this by the law of
monwealth. and its proper old
The people place their mil-
in the Savings Bahia and
Gompanles with the understand.
- they are placed in houses and
s Mm. proportion or
la..t.hls. it real estate “i
Willa? 2
b to be noted that the people
"and cos-tail prosperity
to ysarw and generation are
vspn! their money into
d hoards. M while
lu- domino tin
.ths'y stand - '
change far
all to enable the. general pub i
. .
‘ i
'Nl
so than no .i‘.
ihsi‘ M all ll
name and address «error: 1y wra-
ten.
COMMENCING TOMORROW MORNING
We Will Open Our First important Sale of
necticui.
“as Sounds Crockcru. Etc.
.1. This sale will dWarf all previous sales ever held in Coh-
Prices have been cut as never before. ,
ONE THIRD TO ONE iiAlF LESS THAN THE
SAME GOODS ARE USUAILY SOLD [Oh HERE
OR FISEWHERE.
What a golden opportuniiu to the thrills house keeper to
renew. at these prices.
Kitchen Utensils. Crockeru. Etc.
Prepare now for uour spring house cleaning while uou can
make 50cm 670 do dollar dutu.
I
i
lamps
All Glass Stand Lamps. No. 2
burner, complete 89c, at 26:.
Glass Lamp. brass stand. "Od-
dan" burner, regular price 75c.
at 50c.
Decorated bump and figuri-
painted globe. regular 81.15, at 39c.
Decorated Lamp and Globe, cen-
ter draft burner. raise our
foundtogular price $2.00. at ".45.
' Pine Decorated hump, large_
size center draft burner, raise out
founl. regular $3.00, at 81.98.
Elite Enamel Ware
Elite Enamel Ware. white “bed.
warranted for five years.
'No. 1% Rice Boilers,
price. 98c,.8llalio.
Nth-3 Diocletian. regular price
it .50. at Ila,
Ni}:- 24 Merving Kettle. regu»
lar Price 75c. Sale 554:.
Covered Buckets. 4 qt._
price 79c. Bale 50c.
Straight Side Sartre Pans. 2 qt..
regular price 75c. Sale 50c.
4 qt. Straight Sauce Pun. regular
price, 89c, Sale 59c.
2 qt. Rice Boiler, price. 690. said
So.
regular
regular
Busting Spoons. regular
loo. Bale 6c.
Smut ladle, regular price
Sale 9c. .
Damugctl‘ Tcti' or Coffec Pots. 2.
3 and 4 qu Choice 16c.
(‘ akc Tine regular price 19c «It'd
29c Sate ice.
’ “a”... ._ UN...
Roual Enamel Ware
7 qt. Preserving Kettle, regular
price 45c, Sate 33c.
Lip Sauce' Pans, regular price,
290, Sale 19c.
‘r qt. Tea or Coffee Pot, regular
price. 29c, 38aie 21c.
53 Rice or Milk Boilers seam-
price
1 2c.
' less. regular prlr; 65c. Sale 45:.
Angel Cairo Tips regular price
lbc Said So.
ti qt. Milk Cans regular price
39c, Oslo 15c.
ti qt. Berlin Kettles,
regular
price 65c, Ulla 49¢. ‘ ' ' -
l
Dusters and
Brushes
(
$1 Patent Reversible Duet ’Brueh.
eulregnlar price 25c Gala 17:.
‘ long Handle White Wash Brush.
regular price 10c, Ills 0:.
“Din. While Wash Brush, good
“bristles: regular price 89c. all.
49:.
Shoe Brush and Daubsr regular
price 250. Solo 18:.
Milk Bottle Brush regular price.
"90 Sale 35c.
16 in; Ostrich Feather Dusters,
regular price 98c, Sale Price 59¢.
Carriage Dusters, 14 in.. regular-
prlce The. Oils 40c.
.‘ Wooden Ware
Towel Rollers regular price 100.
' “if; 76.
. Wooden Salt Boxes, regular
price 100, Sale 6c.
'Wooden Knife Boxes. regular
‘ 15c. am too.
Hard Wood Chopping Bowl-r
reload lac, can log.
.I Wash Boards regular price Itfio. ‘
his 13qu J‘-
Rivdl ernger.
81.98 “is 81.88.
m
regular price
it
WWMp-
ummliuuum
{Ware
nLNmMOila-Om
soon-es" is...
es ins. Soap;
lfllmlfiwwoeflc.
Idiotic. .
it tau.watar
. am“. v To. Payton!"
sanctioned then .2
\‘l
i.
Glassware
i pee. Table Set—Butter, Sugar
bowl. spoon holder, cream pitcher
~—regnlar price 39c. Sale 25:.
Fine Thin Blown Finger Bowls.
regular price 10c, Sale 5c
Glass Condensed Milk Jars, regu-
lar price the, at 6c.
(llass Butter Dish. regular price
the, sale 7c.
(llass Cream Pitcher. cut glass
pattern, regular price 10c, at 5c.
imitation (‘ut Glass Spoon Hold.
or. regular price We. at he.
(llass Measuring Cap. regular
price 25c, at 10c.
(lines Olive or Pickle Dish. with
handle regular price 10c. at 6c.
(llass Jelly Dish. on stand. reg-
ular price ltlc. Sale 5c.
Eugravod 1'! quart (lines Pitcher.
regular 39c. Sale 256.
imitation Cut Glass (lakc Stands,
regular price 25c, Sale We.
Engraved and Etched Tumblers.
lino goods pride and ends, regular
price 'i‘c. Sale 3:.
Thin llimvn Glass Tumblers reg-
ular price To 96.. Sale 4c.
llcavy Tumblers, cut glass pattern.
regular price he, Sale 3c em. 30c
doz.
Ciliiid
lit plet‘t- ’l‘ollt‘l Hot, rinsed, doc-
ill‘ntcd fiancee regular price “.7“.
Sale 82.75.
ilccornicrl ("tuna 'l‘ca Canisters.
rogulur Iirll'i‘ cue. Sale 19c.
(‘lllna Match Safes to hang on
wall. regular price 15c. at 10c.
Decorated Out Mcul Dish, rcgn
lur l9c.‘51|a 10c.
Fancy Fruit Plates, chtnu. .iec-
orated. regular price 15c. Sale 9c.
(‘oiorcd (lines Decorated Lemon-
ade Sets. regular 98c. sale 59c.
Pitcher and six gobleis.
Chocolate Pots. handsome decor-
ations. regular price 98c. at 69:.
China Tea Cups and Saucers,
gold trimmed, regular price 10c.
sale do.
112 pce. Dinner Set. decorated
87.98. sale “.25.
Hz pce. Set, choice of four
terns. regular price. 813.00.
610.25.
. Decorated Tea Cups and Sauc-
. era. regular 15c, Sale 10¢.
.. orated Plateau. regular price
12c at 8:.
limit Saucers. regular price 50.
.at 3c.
) White Ware Bowls and i’itchcr.
regular price 79c. at 50c.
Covered Chambers. regular price
* 49c, Sale at 29c.
8 in. Plates. regular price 8c, at
e for 25¢.
Cream Pitchers. white. regular
.100, at at.
1‘2 Fancy Table
{price he. Sale 36.
Small hve o‘clock Cups and San-
cers. regular price 10c, Bale 3c.
Handsome Decorated live o'clock
Cups and Saucers. angular 19c. at
106. .-
Jardniers
fancy. regular price 25c.
al-
Is
Bowls. regular
6 in.,
fill. 15:.
7 in:, regular price 59c. at 350.
9 in. Fine Imitation Roqtlowood.2
' regular :price 31.25, Sale 760. ,
it Judinere and Pedestal. regular
price 88.00, Oslo ”~75.
Earthen Cuspadoura,
price 25c. Sale 174:.
Cuileru
3 pee. Carving Set. regular price
75c. Sale 390.
2 pee. Carving Set stag handle.
regular price $1410.91. 69:.
‘ 2 pee. Carving Set. nae steel,
blade and fork pure white handles.
regular price "2. 50. Sale $1.69.
a ’00. Carving Sat. flue steel. sli-
var mounted mortar price 83. 75.
regular
Knives and Forks in black and
namnl handles. regular price
$1.41.!“ 76:.
Lake steer a
IKalves, regu-
lar2 price 15e.Iiid7'
TOOih Picks
Clothe-Pins,10dounforna.
Ives F‘amilyIIBoap to bars lat
m” “mama“ dos. Theft 8‘
.p on . f v-
t m vflh‘l high. "l0 758 '
er melanin price. ,I
“h ‘:.&k Mil
. e,
3%: nos. :_ ”*5
Tin Ware
No. 8 Copper Wash Boiler. regu-
lnr price 8&5, am 85:.
14 qt. Dish Pan. retinned, reg-
ular price 35c, Sale 25:.
4; qt. Pall. regular
Sale 13c. ‘
Tin Steamers, regular price 36c.
Sale 190.
ii qt. Dairy l’ulls
:lbc Sale 25c.
One mile Measures regular price.
price itic,
rcgulnr price
7c. allelic
Victor Flour sieves. regular
price lbc. Sale 10c.
2 of. Milk Cull. regular price lic.
Sale 10c.
One or one and a half tea or
Coffee Pots. regular price 100. Sale
7:.
Square Biscuit
price We Sale To.
large Sire (‘olendsr regular 26c.
sat. 16c.
ti qt Pudding Pulls, regular price.
1%. Sale 100
l'rlns. regular
Wire Goods ‘
Soup Shakers. regular price he.
Sale 3c.
Wire Dish Strhiur-rs,
price l0c,8a|e 7c.
Wire Cream Whip. regular price
5c, Sale 3c.
regular
Wire lircurl ’l‘ousicr. regular
price 5c. Sale 30.
Wire lion-I Sit‘uillv-rs. regular
price 7c, Sale 4c.
erc Soap Dish regular price
5:. sale (to. -
(‘runlb 'l‘ruv and Strfllit‘l‘ rogu-
lat pricc i0c, Sale price 5c.
Useful UT? llSliS
ilolt' it improved hover Egg Beau
or, regular price 1pc. Sale 9:.
Potato Masher. t‘cgular price he.
Bale 3c.
Stove Lifter regular price Be.
Sale 3:.
iron Pullers, regular price 7c,
Ella 5c.
Nicklt: Plated Mulch
regular price 10c, Sale 7c.
(Ian Openers. regular” price be.
.8-16 3c
Plate Holders, regular price 10c.
Gale 5:.
New Century Metal Polish reg-
ular price We. all. 5:.
Rising Sun Stove Polish. 4:;
Bixby's Stove Dressing. regular
price 10c. Mia tic.
Ammonia—Pints, 3c.
Brass Candle Sticks,
price 15c Sale 9:.
Fiat irons. regular price be ill
Sale am. i“
Lunch Boxes. regular price the.
Sale 10c.
Lamp ‘Chimneys. Pearl Tops.
regular price he. Sale 3:.
Shelf Paper all colors. 10 yds.',
in piece regular price he. Sale 36.
Dish Mops. regular price So. am
Safes.
regular
Towel Rings. regular price 9c.
8 for 11¢.
Tin Painted Candle Stick, rogue
iar price 10c, talc Cc.
Wooden Spoons regular price to.
his 2c.
Stove Mittens and Dauber regu-
lar price 10c, Sale 7c.
Tell Kettle Knobs. regular price
2c all: to
Rubber Soap Dish; regular price
25c. halal
Edith's Silver Polish,
price 25c. Mia 10:.
Nickle and
Slayerware
No 7 Cooper Nickle plated Tea
. Kettle, regular price 8 Cats as.
No. 8 Copper Nickle lated Tea
Kettle. regular price 81.00. Oils
758.
Copper Nickle Plated Tea or Cof-
fee Pots regular price 85c. OIIII
Copper Nickle pulls Tea or cut-
regular
gal. 39. his“:
or that
the earth may be settled by the peace-
ti9 WALL 811,
foam regular price 85c, all. '
Nickle Plated Cuapadourl. load-
ed bottoms regular price «Ila. llla .
b“ lJNlckle Crumb Tray and Brush,
regular price 75c gale Price “a.
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Silver Piirtcd Willi
William
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it
. "film. 53'
Media ours or your mnsyb
”Darling Ilsa-say Co.. Chicago or N. Y.”
llllill. PALE. III IILIJOI NIB
aluminum .-.. 1m 3%
DiSPUTES BETWEEN NATIONS.
Chaplain Praya That They May Be Bet.
tlert by Arbitration.
WASHINGTON. oh‘h. lfilm-Upon con-
vening today the attention of the
House was directed toward the Orient
by the chaplain. who asked in his pray-
"tilllpllttlg between nations of
fill methods of arbitratlm." The
House went into committee of the
whole with Mr. Olmsted (Penna) 1“
the chair and resumed consideration of
the naval appropriation bill.
Mr. Roberts (Mass) in support of
his amendment authorising the pur-
chase of live instead of two submarine
torpedo boats. which was pending
when the House adjourned yesterday.
quoted Admiral Dewey as saying in a
personal letter to him under date of
February 18,thn tin view of the effec-
tive work of torpedoes in the Far East.
it was his Judgment that the govern-
ment had waited long enough before
constructing submarine boats and that
the number specified in the bill could
well be increased.
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hhcrllico is the mi‘ilfllll“ of scrvicc.
Why not go to '
The "HOtel Clifford
for your Sunday dinners as they make
a specialty of the same. Sure you will i
be pleased and will come often
JOSEPH L. WALL
Proprietor.
ALSO PROPRIETOR HOTEL.
HACKIMO.
Telephone, 108.
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new YORK cm.
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STOCKS
JNVES'BMENTS. “
Sandal and Safe as Savings
Banks. payingbwlner rates of in.
rarest.
Your. name on a postal will
\ring particulars
, Owing“ the Absence of oanlw‘ voo-
iport. Counsel tor Plain“
liitlDfill'OR'l‘. ii‘cb. 26. ~Argumonls
on two. motions in the anti-boycott suit
of D. in. [news a Company batters of
, Danburr. walnut members of the Dan-
bury Hatters' linion and oflcers of the
American Federation of Labor. were
to have been heard today in the Eu-
perior Court, but were postponed for
a wool: on account of the absence of
Daniel Davenport, attorney for the
plaintiff. One of the motions in by UN
resident defendants asking that the
names of the. non-resident defendants.
be stricken from the complaint and that
other is by the plaintiff firm for Judg-
ment for failure on the part of the (lei
lease to nmtwor to the complaint. .
Another motion ill the case has Just
been filed by Attorneys Bristol. Stud:
darii. Beach and Fisher of New Haven.
counsel for some of. the defendants.
:complalut and asks that twelve para-
graphs ol that instrument be cxpungod
on the ground that they are immaterial
irrelevant and impel-fluent. The. mo-
tion also links that the plaintiff be. re
quired to state iipcclllclllly all acts al-
leged to bare been done by the defend-
ants through any of their agents and
how and in what manner the defend
ants are claimed to have employed and
authorized agents to perform the said
acts.
RECEIPTS ,OF YALE ATHLETICS.
Groaa Returns From Two Games Were
15,000.
NEW HAVEN, Fell. 26.—-—No an-
nouncement has been made to the Yale
Athletic authorities yet as to the net
proCeedr-i accruing to Yale from uic
Princeton football game played here
and the Harvard game played in cam-
brldgc last fall, and none is expected
until the next yearly report of the Fit
nanclal Union about a year from this
time. in years past the proximate
profits of the football season and the
figures of individual games have been
given out at the annual meeting of the
Football Assocmtion, but this was not
done at the recent annual mental! ror
aonnsl
the reason that many of the bills m-
lcurred during the season had not been
iprescnted for payment.
[mate figure of the gross receipts by
The approxi-
sale of tickets at the two games men-
” i tioned is 3115.000, one-half of this go-
'ing to Yale.
port dates from the. opening to thef
Financial Union‘s re-
closing of the college year and not
from fixed calendar dates.
NATIONAL ALLIANCE, D. OF V.
WORCHESTER. Mum. Feb. 26.—
The fourteenth annual convention of
the Massachusetts branch/of the Na-
tional Alliance, Daughters of Veterans.
began in Grand Army Hall this cli\
.this morning at 10: 30 oclock. Among
lthc matters to come before the con-
motion is a proporrcd change of name.
in Daughters of the Civil War and a
proposition to have the annual conven
'roos Iaton u Wand
i
i
lion hereafter iu the same place. and at 1
the same time atrium of the state de~: Senate met [Odin Mr. Scott. from the
parimcut of thc Grand Army.
The City of Norwalk' a tile siren wus‘
moved yesterday mm. the Wilton uvo
litre electrir light and power station to
Hire gas works. off Harbor avenue by
Superintendent John D Milne. of the
the Connecticuti gave rise to a debate. in which Messrs.
The Hoar. (lalllnger. Scott and Allison par»
gas department of
ltaii'way and Lighting Company
l
Art‘s.“
(ignition blnhh
oil—some “mocks at Have Help.
mu taken into the stomach which.
from the nature of the food or the con-
dilion of the stomach. is not digested.
is worse than no food qt all. This is a
true statement as far as it goes and l
great many dyspeptics go only this far
with their reap in. They argue
with themselves I because their
stomachs do not do the work given
them. they must be gi a less work;
in other words they at the starved.
it woilld be just as sensible for a busi-
ness man who is unable to do all his
own work to cut down his business to
his on capacity as it is for a man to
starve himaull to r lieve. his stomach.
The serraibld.busit man employs
help and goes' forward with his busi-
ness. Likewise the sensible dya optic
will employ help for.‘ his stallion and
give his body propel nourishment.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets actually
do the work assigned to them. They
relieve weak and dyerburdened stom-
achs of a groat-firortldn of digestive ac-
tion. Their component part arc iden-
tical with those of the digosiiw. fluids
and secretions of the stomach and ther
simply take up the grind and carry
on the work just the some as a good.
strong, healthly stomach would do it.
On this account Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets are perfectly natural in their
action and effects. They do not cause
any unnatural or violent disturbance in
the stomach or bowels. They them
selves digest the food and supply the
system with all the nourishment con
tained in what is eaten and carry out
Nature‘s plans for the siliitenancc and
maintenance of the'body.
How much more sensible is this
method than that employed by rainy
sufferers from weak stomachs. By this
means the body and brain get all the.
good. nutritious food they need and the
man is properly nourished and equip-
ped to carry on his work and perform
his duties. He could not' possibly be
in proper working condition by starv-
ing himself or employing some new
tangled. insutliclent foodth'at. doesnot
contain enough uutriment for a year
old baby. A strong man doing strong
work must be properly fed and this ap-
plies to the brain as well as the body.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, by re-
lieving the stomach of its work en-’
able it to recuperate and regal its
normal health and strength. Nature
repairs the. worn and wasted tissues
just as she heals and knits the bone .
of a broken limb. which is of doom .
not used during the process of repair '
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggisis at 50 cents short
and they are the one article that the
drugglst does not try to sell something
in the place of that's ,"just as good."
Their unqualified merit and success
' ::d the universal demand for them has
placed them within the reach of- avian
one. i 24 26 ’
MENACE To EMP‘LovEs.
umsnmoron. l-‘eb. 28.—-When the
committee on publlr buildings, pre-
1 penned a report on the condition of the
CITY OF NORWALK' 8 FIRE 5|REN~ 'government printing omce saying that
the walls were in such condition that
it was a menace to the lives of hun
dreds of government employee and re-
commending that the building be tom
down. The presentation of the report
position of the whistle iii due to thc ticiphted.
fact that the company has moved
practically all of its machinery from
Wilton avenue to the Meadow street
South Norwalk. plant.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON, Feb. 26.~Arrived: Steam-
er Pomeranian from Glasgow. '
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93’
We know the people
thing that leaves, this store is
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It you want Crackers that are crisptand fresh every time you buy them. remember that
a that appeal to the appetite. Our sales on these
clock Teas. Social eas, Butter Thins. altinea.
Headquarters for
Come and buy a path; a bi Graham Waiérs, Five 0’
CALL 58-2.
HOOD THINGS 1'0 EJIT
CRACKERS.
y good things to pat. This is why we are careful to see that every-
he best.
we are
code are mcreaaln daily.
hem. Zv‘ziebaclc’ Zn zhs, Cheese Sandwich. N. B. C. Sodas. Bu tter Gems. Home Made Snaps.
needa Biscuit. etc..’ price so. .. loo . 15c.. and 25c. package.
Champagne. Ramona. Ath ena, Nabisco Wafers.
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COFFEE '
A cup of cm IDelicious Onfi‘ee will wonderfully add to your b reakfast.
New Canadian Cheese. roc. package—served with our Fancy Crackers. a Dainty Lunch.
Will touch the 'T’?‘;.,
one. r. Seymour. [eating Grocer. 33 West Wilmington sum
“my. Mary all.
:quin them can. i- .-
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Let us fill your wants at price. sure torplula. A may saved her. anti than amounts
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POPULAR IREAKFAO'T POODG AT 00 ST.
11o PKG. case more, "aura viva on roses (one ton customer) licPKG.
6e La. . . amoua LIAN. mire IA rims. r _ 9: La.
"-2 For a Outlay Dinner they m’a‘ba'hoa a ' .
lac PICK. . "El! uninsmrou 1-ch 26¢.
Fina cookers. Notions suck. I
be - , . 2- - Fins Sugar com. ” a... , ,~ 12:
9c ORMAWII Chains enables. our can, . 9c
. 0° . gflgfl‘q Fancy Malta Calm-ll. can. the
_. . 35c Ratchet Brand Clam CW 15:
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