lav
Hemdawtommafii
And found it said: "USE LIN
NINE.“ . _
iiinonlne at all drug stores—25. 60,”.
AT
lOG. 150. and 250.
st ..___...... . ‘ ,
E. K. BANKS. ”has“. was. “r,
not ines wou ‘,'of‘;Noi-walk. iii a‘
‘5 ‘ ‘7 WI" WAIHINGNN "- guest of Arthur smcngitailrond ave-
Mabaoitamo't-lml link. ”
one, New Canaan. " . . .
“nth Norwaik, coon. —-hilx'ed nuts !“ limp} D. L. 0; Co.
Howard Wlimot. pf" ‘ , street. Is
confined to his home a severe at-
tack of the grip.
Miss Maude Bush. cashier at Ford
ilayes' market, North ,hialn street, is
ill at her home in Nomi. ‘
-—Canes and mournfn'gfihda. O'Brien.
The Arlon Singlhgilldlety held’lr‘a
regular weekly rehearsal. last night.
under the direction of Daniel Loeser.
of Bridgeport. ~
The Norwalk Typo _phidai Union
did not met last nlg t, owing to the
absence of quorum. and the important
business scheduled to be transacted.
had to be deferred.
—Smoked Ham 12c at Schaub'a.
A Norwalk man who has had biit
one birthday in eight years is the ob
ject of the condolences of his friends
who celebrate birthdays every twelve
monihs.~itidgeiield Press.
Norwalk, with a harbor froaen up
from the bridge to the lpia’nds. is still
harvesting 23-inch ice in the expecta-
tion of its being an unusually hot
sitmmcr.-—-illtlgeiieid Press.
—8pec|al prices on glassware.
enamel ware. crockery, Jardiniers.
toilet sets. etc.. for the. church sale. hi.
8. Smith h (‘0. ,
The rank of Knight will he confer-
red on fifteen candidates by George
F. Johnson lodge, K. of ll. in New
Canaan, next Monday night. The de-
gree team from fiouth Norwaik,wlll do
the work.
~llockwood's chocolate tic. ig‘. D. L.
& Co.
We advise you to see the beautiful
new line of sofa pillow tops, and pli-
low cords shown this week at. Miss N.
E. Ryan's. The assortment is one of
the best ever offered in The Nor-walks
at. so little prices. ‘
—-Special for this week', roasting
pork (best cuts), 10c lb. Hayes'.
The continued holdup of freight
cars on lines connecting with the New
Haven road, has developed a scarcity
of freight of its own equipment which
Is now hampering the New ,Haven
road in its local business at different
points on the system. , -— ,
.lohn Cargill, manager for .i. A. His-
iop 4': Company who now resides in
Stamford, intends to" move his family
to Westerly. R. 1., about April 1. when
he will be settled in that place. where
he has taken the management of the
arm‘s new store. 5
———-Slcily Filberls 10c lb. F. D. L
6" Co. . , J _ , .
[This has been on‘eofthe beat weeks
the Hotel Clifford has had in some
lilac. as the hoetelr‘yhiis been filled
nearly every night to its utmost capa‘
.‘ utilisation.
For Norwalk and vicinity; Fair to-
night nnd Saturday, Warmer Satur-
day. The storm that passed over: tins
vicinity yesterday is uow.,cantral over
New Brunswick. Plaae‘ant' weather
prevails this morning in all sections
except the extreme northwest. where
a disturbance lii developing. There
has has“ fall in temperature of twan-
ty to thirty degrees during the past
twenty-four boars in the central and
eastern sections. Killing frosts extend
as far south as Montaomery. Ala. Cun-
dltions favor for this vicinity fair and
slightly colder weather tonight, .Satur-
day. fair and slightlywarmcr.
Miss Eva Ferris. of Weston, has re.-
turned from a week‘s visit ln'Norwalk.
—~lf you would your husband please.
use our Goodrich Recipes.
Robert v'eitch is suffering from a
fracture of a bone in his right. fore»
ann._ .
Mrs. David F. Hunt. of south Main
street. is recovering from a severe
Illness. ,
--Ooodrlch Food
era. . ‘ ‘
Misc “th9 Seeley. of Barton, has
been visiting Smith Norwalk friends.
recently:
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order of
United American Mechanics, will hold
a meeting tonight.
~— ‘ ial for this week: roasting
pork but cuts), 10c lb. Hayes'.
3L 1John'l‘ Lodge, A, Flint] A: M-a
of Norwalk, last evening. when the
first degree was conferred.
cockeuos Tribe. 1. o. R. at, of Not-—
walkgwlll hold a session this evening,
at the wigwam, in Wall street.
~linibrellas. Umbrellas at O‘Brien's.
Miss Bessie. Corbett has recovered
from an attack of the grip, and resum-
ed‘her duties at lmwe's news store.
Miss Johnson. of, South Norwalk.
was the guest of'Postmaeter C. H.
Taylor. in Georgetown, on Sunday.
~Mlxed nuts lilo lb. F. D. L It Co.
The Rev. J. C," li‘ogarty, of St. Mary's
parlsb.‘preachedat the Sacred Heart
Church, Bridgepol'i. Wednesday aren-
ln‘. 5 ’ . .
A meeting of South Norwalk Con-
clave.'lmproved Order of iteptasophs.
We. all leading proc~
will be held tonight. in rake flail. cit
y. The commerciai men say it is
South MM“ gulf“, .. one of the best houses between New
-—If Mary was « » - it'otk and Hartford'hnd‘ttiat ls aayiri
And Ann was Rich. a great deal, as they are judges o
What would in ;.Ann be? good hotels. . .. _ ,
Austins lull ITOCSI'B- ',—Derbies. Derbies. Derbies. O’Brien.
ails. Rosella stitch and Miss Mar—
gnretw Maloney.» LRIdgetieid, spent
Haturdly. and Bit ‘ ay in Norwalk with
Mrs. Sarah E. Rockwell.
--Attend the great church benefit
sale now going on at, M. S. Smtih &
Co’s.
Engommotlore’and Mrs. A. E. Chas-
tn‘ar, who have been at Jamaica, some
time. for the benefit of Mr. Chasmar's
health. are now in .Florida.
~Soinetbing new and something dlf~
forest—[Goodrich Food—~Recipcs in
every package.
:Tbe Robert Emmet Club will fit-
tlngly commemorate the one hundred
and .twontyqtlitth anivcrsary of the
birth of the Irish patriot and martyr
Hobart Emmet. at thelrhall. this even~
lag. There. will be speeches. songs
and stories relative to thcheroic you"
man: A feature 0f the evening‘s re-
freshments will he-a clam chowder.
_-—-Rump corned beef 10c at Schaub's.
nbunceti for the evening of Friday.
March lith. Miss Gertrude ~Uml.
the popular elosutionitit. of 5 Norwalk.
An attractive entertainment is an- I
Miss Mildred Sniffen, who has been
visiting with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John ,4 idea. in Norwalk.
will recite. and a carefully aslectsd
musical program will bemrendered by
lot-til talent. Proceeds for benefit of
Georgetown Village improvement 80-
returned ;,to. her one in New'Canaau.
Wednesday- ‘ , .l‘f
The Volunteer Circle of King‘s
ctety.~—Rldgellold Prees.
-—Special remnant sale for the
Daughters is 811!ng arrangements for c urch folk: bargain was. M. s.
a has ente at, to be held in the “ii “I 00- -~ ~ -
Nnrwalk Met ‘sapiacopal Church.
on or about , 8.
.rr-Beli. cuts Writ 10c lb. Hayea'.
Douglas Fowler Poet and the. Wom-
an's Relief Corps will hare an enter-
tain , , and supper tonight, in Grand
Afl ll, South Main street. An in-
t ’ program has been arranged.
Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Beau enhartalnad
a number of. friends. Wednesday even-
ing, at theft-home in West avenue. Pit
Silver nourish. s it».
sisters-b. "3.,
Quit Spanish Mackerel. "3..
Hum Mackerel. lb..-
r
a d Fllncb were enjoyedar‘id‘a'll were ‘
t in: rested in the exhibition of the X— 3:10:51”. , m
ray moat 9.3-: fl .‘mh'mr. .4 M , , .. :2
xii—lid ' J inllp derby.‘«;O'Brie|;..tz
jet-sit coo, llaaflailfiiaddbck and
09m kinda of ”airtime prices.
tandem Olsen maidenhead.
also. ,
momentum
. s
' f
”salvatio- my astute... u
Amara .IPICOM.’ mm in
spawn; not .mti. asruaoav
* .. aaoua. .
‘ Pink Tendencies, '
Homemade‘fiausage.
. . ii) Roast use, ..
i
too and, the lb.
10c lb. ‘1.
sealuo sawruo sans. -
First and foremost it is a sale
of reliable notions. No trash. no
deception.
Then it is a sale of large quan-
tltlcatat- economy prices. The
word~"worth” used in the follow
ing detail means—either the regu-
lar price of the article litre is
quoted as its worth. or that-tho
article is sold. “What‘s at the
“worth" price.
.th.a single woman. with any
spring sewing to do, can afford to.
nude this sale. - v
.. masses sun COTTONs.
iiEMiNWAY a SONS spool
worth 81.20 dose—95c.
OORTICEIJJ spool silk. 100 yda..
worth lac—fie.
liElMle} BROS. spool silk. 100 yds..
worth lOc-fic.
SEWING 81bit. one-ounce spools,
worth 60c——39c. .
WILLIANTIG spool cotton, 200 yds..
worth 60—21;“. ‘
spoon cotton. 100 yds., worth 2c——
3 for lie.
BASTING cotton. [.00 yds.,
fic——2$§c.
HABTINO cotton. 75 yds., worth the
doa.——9c.
SHOE and button thread. 100 yds..
worth tic-2‘50.
silk,
worth
liARNlNO COTTON 'ou spools,
Worth 304 for lie.
KNITTING COTTON, all numbers,
worth fro-30.
TAPS. BINDING. ITO.
MOHAIR skirt-bindina. bllck, 5
yds. to piece, worlb file—8c,
VELVETEEN black. 5 yds., worth
mic—lilo.
VEINETEEN, black. 5 yds.. worth
lilo—10c.
ROLL TAPE, all widths, worth 20
and 3c——1c.
ROLL TAPE all 10 yds..
worth lOc—tic.
TAPE in bunches of 6 pieces, worth
tic—2c.
TAFl-‘ETA BINDING,
white, worth lilo-«~50.
FEATHERB’I’l‘l‘CH BRAID. 6 yds..
good colors, worth We to ado—6c.
BRUSH BINDING, black and col-
Ol‘rl, worth fic yd.~2c. .
widths,
black and
Hookaauocvas, arc.
lil’. LONG hump hooks and eyes. all
sizes, worth inc—6c.
HOOKS and EYES, with hump
worth 3c-ic.
NO'l‘TAHOOK garment fasteners,
worth l0c-5t-.
run-Howtnuo
DRY GOODS CO“
saloonpon'r.
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POPULARAMUIIMINT 1.
THE JOLLY PATHFINDi-ni .
For a quarter of a century Rent-
frow‘s Jolly Pathfinders have been
known to theatre—goers as the acme of
all that is good in tho.theatrical pro-
fusion. having toured. the entire llnit~
ed States over and over again. giving
the people more high class entertain-
ment than has ever been offered by
any other popular priced attraction.
By constantly aiming at the highest
mark. Manager Bentfrow has earned
a reputation that comes to few men
in any walk of life—Abel of being the
most exacting, scrupulousand success-
ful manager in the repertoire business.
nod for the Pathfinders" has been
strictly adhered to this season as in
the past. with the result that the com-
pany is composed of the best talent b-
tainable. The repertoire of the co ~
puny contains only plays of known
merit. either owned by Mr. Rentfrow
ills maxim of "the best is none too
or presented on royalty, while a big -
. l
l
n ,
of then? but in
Fair says the Waterbury liar
piibllcan. The reproduction of to!
algournoyihonsa at Hartford was a
happy thought in connection wt the,
IT'S suns TO' eraser a
fife .
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donut: s'oa
LtL‘a.
‘lVL L’
mousthbrca Nissan's. .. 5 .
plan for Connecticut reprolentlt on at
the fair. and the reports from St. Mull
are to'lhe effect that the idea has
been admirably carried out. "A sent.
a jewel in its simplicit and. dignity."
is the way a Hartford" rtiat'deacribu
the building which will house the
State exhibit. And other (:0th
opinion Is likewise th t the Connecti-
cut building will star; out conspicu-
ous by its very slmp city and (M6-
_ tul, unassuming dignity among tho
5““, popularity “my ,9...”me sales more ornate structures which surround
of lfyomet have; broken all records. l
in neain every city and town in the
counir , this guaranteed 'cure for ca-
larrh as given most astonishing re-
suite.
The leading drugglsts are so enthus-
iastic over the remarkable percentage
of cures following the use of ilyomel.
shat with hardly an exception. they
dvertlse to their customers that Hy.
onloi will be sold with the understand.
ing that it costs nothing unless it,
f‘lll'Oil.
In South Norwaik. Zeitfuss Pliam
cy are endorsing it and guaranteeing to
refundthe money unless Hyomei cures
catarrh. They have sold a great many
Hyomei outfits. and today, no other
treatment for the cure of catarrh has
as many friends in South Norwalk and
vicinity as Hyomei.
it is a scientific. yet common sense
method of treating and curing this too
common disease. it semis by direct
inhalation to every cell of the air
passages in the head. throat and lungs,
a balsamic air that destroys all ca-
iarrhai germs. purines the blood with
additional ozone. and makes a com-
plete and lasting cure of tiny caiarrhal
trouble.
The complete outfit costs but ‘1. and
includes'an inhaler. medicine dropper
and sufficient Hyomcl for several
weeks' treatment.
You take norm: in buying Hyomel.
Zeitfuss Pharmacy positively guarantee
to refundyour money unless It cures.
THE ztrl'rruaa euaamacv's cou-
rtesan: m HYOMEI.
Not a Penny Need Is Paid Unless it
Care‘s You of Catarrh.
“Use Hyomel and be cured of ca-
tarrh." an Zeltfuasfharmacy. When
a respon his business house like this
comes out and advertises that Hyomel
will not cost a penny unless it does all
that is claimed for it, it show: what
remarkable confidence they bus in
this scientific medical treatment.
A- complete Hyomci‘ outfit consists of
a neati'uhaler, that can be carried in
the pocket or purse. a medicine drop-
per and a bottle of‘Hyotnei. and costs
but ti. "
The inhaler lasts a lifetime and
when extra bottles of iiyomei are need-
ed, they can be obtained for 50c.
This treatment does away with all
CURE OF YOUR CAflRRH.
Brings Quick 131th For The
‘ «Ma‘s! “kn.
Sal/as Ireak all RacoNI—naarantood
to Care by Leading Drop Firm. or
Money Will he ”turned.
t.
it is not to be inferred, however.
that Connecticut is the only state
worthliy represented at the great fair.
other commonwealths have lavished
money and talent upon beautiful and
appropriate buildings, the structures
which stand for many of the States
of the Union forming a group that will
not only appeal to the artistic sense
of’lhe cultured, but please the eye of
the simple lover of the beautiful. Of
course, the State buildings are only
one feature of the architectural dis-
play, but this feature from the diver.
sity displayed in the architectural
types employed. and the varied ways
of working ottl the ideas of the art.
or the science. as one may choose to
call it, the group of atate structures
cannot help but form a very attractive
part indeed of the world's fair ex-
hibit. .
The imposing and artistic general
buildings of the exposition proper
cover an unprecedented area and will
be marvels to look upon. To see
them alone. let alone their contents.
would be well worth the trip to St.
wills. But the traveler from each
state will naturally pay considerable
attention to his own State's building.
And ii is certain that the Connecticut
visitor will have no occasion to feel
ashamed of the building which more
acute his home commonwealth anti
houses its treasures.»
NO WRITTEN AIOURANGE GIVEN.
Counsel for the Plant Estate Would
Not Railnqulaii Claim.
The conference which was held in
New Haven between Attorney General
King. of Willimantic and the other law‘
yore interested in the settlement of
the Henry 8. Plant ”6.000.000 estate
resulted in nought. it was Mr. King‘s
suggestion that at the conclusion of
the hearing before Judge. Cleavclaiid
that counsel for‘thc estate give him
u sort of stipulation by which he
should be assured that no claim would
ever be made ll the estate for the re-
t.urn of tbe’S 8.000 inheritance tax
paid by the executors to the state
treasurer. It was Mr. King's fear tbta
as it had become necessary to pay a
similar tax under the New York law
that an effort would be made by salt
or otherwise to secure a refund of this
amount in Connecticut. on the ground
i
run assume.
Attempt. as, at
" r
i
, avaav im suouan aa cAflI'FULLY Moran. it‘- at
av aavmo FOR sonasoov. ‘ ,
l
LADIIB' COATI.
Were it, now $4.98.
sins. Ware its. now :10. Were sis,
ow .12.
Lamas' sums.
Were $6.98, now i325. Were mt.
now $4.49. Were 87.98, now $6.49. Were
9.98. now $719.
”.
35.98 for acute. now
87.98 for acarfs, now $4.98.
$10.50 fur acnrfs. now mils.
"2.60 for scarfs. now $9.50.
818 fur aoarfa, now 8
(than wsia'r CHANCE.
Heavy while and
waists. . .
The 79c waists, now 39c.
The $1.25 waists, now Bite.
The ".98 waists. now $1.79.
The 88.26 waists. now $2.26.
RIMNANT. OF OHIO. 60008.
This stock has been there
over and overpvremaatit is
There's some excellent waist mid skirt
patterns amongst than. and the. prices
are now fully oils-third fossil:
mer selling prices.
83-85
to know how many
disagreeable and dangerous stomach
dosing. Bratttltod1 through the Hy
omel inhaler for atfew minutes four
titties a day. It impregnates every par-V
ii.lc of air taken into the air passages
and lungs with germAkilllng and
healthgivlng balsams. in this way it
cures libel taut chrohflc 'and decorated!
ca arr a senses o t c a r passages subject under consideration in“ “ be
”m respiratory "um" ' had before. and within the neatgfew
The "I" I! the We Mi“ “heme" days ha it' likely to decide what the
Hyomei ‘3 ‘0 ”9”", '0' 0" “0L If interests of we unborn heirs of the
“ d0“ ”0‘ help. Zelifuas Pharmacy nine-yearold son of H. B. Plant. are
“l" cheerfully return "‘9 “WNW 3"“ in the matter. ‘ The court feels it its
it will "0‘, 0°" 3.99“...“3" . duty to safeguard the bxy's interests
« ‘ " or those of, poaslblc c ildren. even
IA°V WAY T0 9”“! CATARRH' though his legal guardian has ac-
Braatho Hyornal ash Kill All Catarrhai qmeaced m the arrangement pmvld
. ing for the settlement under New
dorms. 5"Moooy ‘Iaolt if it Fails." t t ‘ y.
”Y. .1" tfuso Pharmacy. York laws instead of Connec ion a a
idea as was decreed June .29. 1899.-
There is no dangerous stomach
dragging when using Hyomel. The
healing and aromatic halaams which
compose this wonderful treatment
are breathed through a neat pocket in-
;haler that. comes with every $1 out~
, t.
in this way, thi| germ-killing and
that one estate should not he required
to ply a tax of this sort in two states.
The lawyera‘for the estate did not
appear lobe willing to make such an
agreement and although .bope of an
agreement was not given tip nothing
was accompltahod yesterday.
Judge Cleavei‘and still has the whole
——a~—-
TIPPED ovss a awrrott moms.
One of the Things Yesterday's Fog was
Responsible For.
1 An unusual accident occurred on the.
Consolidated railroad in New Haven.
yesterday morning. In "the cut."
strong vaudeville and moatcaiacts by
members of- the company. The Path-
finders will openihoir _ cment in
Hoyt's Theatre. on next onday, play-
. ing at popular prices. Minoan will
be given on flattened” and Saturday.
‘ THE COONT¥ FAIR. ‘
5 Neil lurgess’ own company present-
ed Tire-New County Fair to a large
audience. at Hoyt’s 'l‘heatic. last night.
Margaret it. “tapatrick interpreted the
and that was highly pleasing hath!
audience. vgliiraestiae Vat-onto made an
excellent Tagg- aad was generously ap-
giambers of the company were good
.i were, repeal ,
antfrew Jolly Patrhntlers will be
it: na allaeatweek.“ moved.
. av
ill'ldfloidiera or
.‘sii colt.
issues JILVWIIMLS tron
Vi SAN i-‘ssumntmfi "ii t rs
i ., I‘c .—' 9
learn apnea-h 1ywél‘h sailed for
6. 01 Q‘ I ,
ld%etiandls‘tliti ,
leave. '
Beef. . Ila“.
: . __ lder 8mg:..‘,7" ~ lOclb. ,
.. » ,HateJnd manned Boat. in lb. 1
g ,. . .. RompOonodBaaf.‘ tooth.
, ,- : new..." i? _ Small Smoked Ham. into lb.
- . 5, “mm has tons, 7
. ‘i-sss‘ strut. .‘Amu 7‘ r >
.‘s‘. . a v . , mm 1"”, ’ 10c ‘ba
, E! ft“*“€1‘~i? Home-inflahlap 4 5 fair: don. ‘
“192‘ (J... l! . Pig melt-Minest- aa‘s
concentrator .. ......,. , - ~
feature of. each .Wfll'mliva is the
character of Abigail Ficus in a manner
thathespoketamiliarlty with the part
planned. .«The. othsn Installers loll. able
alphan- The apocidtlashylamle
anisb. Ernestine Vermin and other
ly enacted. The
and gaturday. " Monday night's ,
gggunaraanosuf
“Manly.
health-giving Hyomel penetrates to
the roost remote cells of the lungs;
t searches out and kills disease germs.
n the air passages of the head. throat
fond nose, soothes and heals the irri-
ted mucous membrane. and absolute-
.y drives catarrii from the system.
finch remarkable results have fol-
lowed the use of Hyomel by the best
gcople in South Not-walk, that Zeltfuss
‘ harmacy have the greatest confidence
in the power to cure caiarrh. They be-
‘ilsve in it so thoroughlnthat they will
Shortly after 5 o'clock as switch en-
gine No. 271 was running east under
the Water streetdirldge. its engineer
became unable to follow i course. in
consequencecof the thick . and all
became derailed. antl‘was tipped ovoi-
io one side unceremoniously out of
the way of traffic.
Trains word not. delayed until the ar-
rival of the wrecker sometime later.
when several :houra ere spent in [9b
ting the engine has: on the track.
The use of a single track helped .to
prevent the holding of trains up much.
esoeesrv sass ’couurv,‘ Jiit.‘
,Rfi s
Commissioners” Purchase fauna .in
I ldgoport, of Moria c. Cowlaa. ,
A eed was filed in the town clerk‘s
cafes in Bridgeport. yesterday. after-
ich hint-lo C. Cowles. as is to
ld three a of
county jail
- This is an unusual offer and the
tint time that anymedlclne or treat-
? eiit lot: the cure of mam has been
hold in this ‘way. 'It it cures; the ex-
. ease in trifling, while,“ it falls. the
net is absolutely nothing.
if you are fortunate enough not to,
than?” with catarrh. tell your noon lnwh
fiends of the Zeitfuas Pharmacy'a on. the county of Fairlie
. er and get them to take advantage or' property in the rear of the
at. in Bridgeport. , , ,
‘ Two plows comprise property
housing. tho! of the county lift on
Beers all-set. watching the slurry by
that name and the third piece is on
Madison avenue. 1: is nraaumsdthat
the new acctiislrioa is for the solar”-
ment of the county- Jail property.
vaults sail; ELEVEN nave , .
. . seller. '
WRICKID on MY mu.
“ .‘g ,1. , Wit—O, E.
A iiidgoflald—Team-Ovcrtarnad and anal
Horse .Ialy- injured. '
One of L L Beckwith‘s big wagons!
:ladeaaithrmrnlturc. and drawnby a,"
line team 31% lint'hflv sanitatih a had?
paceidant on the hill near William;
* , ‘a in North Wilton, an alon-
tlaya v-fiohiilwaaaovered
with Mind deanito‘ the thanks the
wagon slowed tow the glitter. oven,
turning “that“ aha-its: of the'
shear horse in maths rear wheels.
_. 5 ‘ 5 , .. «on this port. for the Orient at inter
EM it. 15:.Mw&mm& "vale of about elem days. The ml
. , tale of sailing- iilhs . , .,
'rannnnusss.mwmodbwflfihi
fl ' , £u: .- 35. rug,-
. rota meta IWMWIILI
”msWM-w
u . Witt ; . “
. SAN FRANCISCO. Hat-ch 4.-—,'thp
‘ Pacino Ital! and’the Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Companion hash
adopted {new pint time schedule. lb-
oordlng to which 'voaaela will
a
,i.
r
a consequencé"tbc ponderous machine ~
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at No. it? Washington Street.
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The new lithograph’plllows now oh show are perhaps the unit"?
beautiful we have ever had. We also have a profusionof choice, not! ~
floral designs for outline work. Come and see them. '
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Come in and an the new Valfloga.‘
Everything in
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no‘vou‘waur my sons?“
Those Hens should lay you from Six to twelve eggs each day.
Why does not the food you use go to E005?
fowls and affords no albumen for egg formation. ‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS’ Chicken Grain will yield you E068.
Are your Hens deny?
them In working order.
The first stage:—
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1.30 cobifbri! for 93¢.
$1.00’nbnli‘orts for 1.19.
81.76 comfortaifor 1.39.
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Best. duality sanelette, 198’de .1}
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man's sun hairspray,
riot- men’s cotton ileeced underwear.
39c. . , - . .
50c men's still be in shirts. 39c.
twsoe men's outlng‘ annel alght‘a‘hirtt.
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mm)“; 250 boys' some shirts. ‘also brain
3“”! 19¢. .,, . ., ,, 1. ...i.
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10c pearl buttons. urgently“. “(W ,.
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fone;:i:l;‘pl:s. 10cm rd. , 1 u, ,p '
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blndlng. 8 yard piece. 10c.
SOFA PILLOW TOP. We sell.
ram sun ,3
the mummy us: at about . .17
your own price ... , p
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Because it stuffs your. .
Call. then, for our Food, to tone
them it ‘
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“Miss Pullet, wipe those tears away;
And hither be my guestl";
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