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SATURDAY. slim. 24. I904.
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PHONE. 365- 5.
We make our
Ice Cream
absolutelu oi all
pure cream.
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5| Washington St. §
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LIIIIil LIIIIIS Lulu.
A (lance Will [III thII at the Knob
Outing Club this IIvcuing.
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wiloslcry, III stylus, nil prlccs, 10c
pr. yd. upwurd M S Smith & Co.
Mr. and Mrs ”Willis II. Sollrck ur-
rleIl homi- lust I-vcning from tlIIIII
wcddlng tour.
Mm‘ W. 'I‘ Hancock and tho ltI-v.
J. MI-i'liIrII lie-llows III'II spIInIllng IlIII
day in Now York city.
~-~Il“.t'I‘l‘,-li|illg in Matting, (Ill (‘lmilll
nnd window shades, M. S. Smith it
(To.
i‘aplaln l.cllo_\' Adams, of tho South
‘Norwnllt lIIIII both-,9 has rIIiuriicIl
IIonI a visit to liIIIIford
'lbc ItIIv. Iicoigo W. llui‘hydt will
linvc I-liurge (It Christ, Church parish.
iiI-IIIInwiI-h, during HIP month or Ul‘tilr
lIIIr.
’I‘bc ltIv. (lcnrgo W. Burhydt will
chIvo Monday for New Milford, wherc
ho WILL assume th- duties of profcssoI
Iit InglI-Isidc school.
()nII of thc lust of tho series of dances
this sIItisoii at tho Norwulk Yacht Club
was III-III thcro lust cvcnlng. Thu at-
tcndancII was good. Music was tur-
nislml by Liuxwrilcr's orchcstrii,
Mrs. (‘IIristinuSwnrtz willoiilI-rtnin
IhI- l'ino Lodge) Wliist Club tit l’inI
Lodge ncxt ’I‘IIIIsduy ul‘tornoon. ’l‘ho
cur leaving Noiwulk ut2:10 and South
Norunlk III ‘.:20 will bII run through
to Ilotou I’oint.
(‘IIIoI‘gII II. Quintnrd, of Norwalk, has
issued souvonir postal cords of sovs
Irul interesting plucos hci'ctol'oro not
on cards, including two vicws ot’ thi-
Norwulk I'iI'III', IliIIidIJpcl of Our lloly
Savior and ‘.lii0 WI-sipori uvIIiiiiII (lhil-
IlrIIn‘s llomc’.
New York purlies huvo purchased
the Franklin ii. Catlin place on Spring
Hill. The Halo was (‘UllSlllllnliHcd by
W. B. DeGurqu. Mr. DIIII‘IIII-nio has
also sold It farm of twolre III-res, house,
barn and outbuildings, in West Nor—
walk, to Mt Burtis.
*‘ICIIOLU! native. chickens and fowls
16 and 18(- lb lluysfic
A robiursul of the Rough Rider Glcc
Club will be bold Monday night at Ro-
publican lic:iIlei:II'tI.-rs in ltuilrooIi
avoniic. This will be the last rehearsal
before singing at tho chubiicnn rally
to be bold in Norwalk in Lockwood}
Hall on WIIIlncsduy cvoning, wlIIII
Screno II], l‘ayno, clialrmun of the (3 III
grossionui (‘ommlttco on Wiiys :IIII
Moons, will IlIIlivcr un nddrcss.
’I‘hI- (‘nIlIII fair, which was hold his;
Friday and Saturday evenings in Ray-
mond's Hall, New- Canaan, netth;
about. $115 for the Cadets. This is vcrI
satisfactory and the boys feel very
grateful. The moncy will be used It
iiush paying for the new units and In
low outstanding bills. The hall was
appropriately dccoruted, and an enter.
tninmtnt and dancing was (Injoycu
(Inch cvoning. Shepard, of South Nor-
walk, furnishcd the music.
Guests at the Hotel Clifford yester-
day were: Archic Bliss and shit, l’itts
burg; E. C. II‘reoman, C. W. Brooks.
A. Foster, .lr., H. A. Iii-win, C. W. Ful-
ler, Boston; 0. C. llnltly, P, F. Cush-
man, Providence; L. E. Lyons, Wil-
lin'In McCain-9y, Mrs. W. C. Burke.
Miss Bottsclmlk, Miss Foster, New
York; Thomas Bcnrd, Holyoke; Mr
and Mrs. C. H.,White, Springfield; S
13 Church Seymour
THE CHRISTIAN churches nt Con-
stantinople, Turkey, and Yokohama
Japan. have long used the bongmun &
Martinez Points for painting their
churches
Liberal contributions of L. & M.
Paint will be given for such purpose
wherever a church is located.
F. M. Scofleld, Harris Springs, 8. C.,
writes: "I painted our old homestead
with L. & M. twenty-six years ago“. Not
painted since: looks better than houses
painted in the last four years."
W. B. Barr, Charleston. W. Va.,
writes, "Pointed Frunkenburg Block
with L. IE M.. shows ter than any
buildings here have ever done; stands
out as though varnished, and actual
‘cost of paint dun less than $1.20 per
gallon. Wears and covers ilk‘e gold.
These Celebratcd Points are sold by
Comatock Watkins It Dow, South Nor-
widk; Hubbell a Staples Hardwm
(30., Norwlllt W. 8. Guyer 1 Son,
Westport; Northrup Brod" Bouthport.
lmproyodfiompouod Syrup
of Willi Plno
Ii BARGAIN IN REAL l
ESTATE!
w. omi- tomato uv a bargain,1
the homo-toad of Mr. William B. Rood,
corner of Burritt and Gulntnrd uvonuo,
South Norwolk. about 137 foot front on
Quintnrd nvonuo, and about 120 foot on
Burrltt Ivonuo. Houle contain. all Im-
provomonto and In in first aim condl.
tion. Full particulars and price of
Taylor& Golden
74 Washington 81., to. Norwnlk. Ct
Miss Muy Smith, III‘ “Llint‘W IIVIIIIIIc,
id upt‘lldllllj today In NI’W York city.
Largo mom of guns, uiniuuuition :Iud
sporindiun's Hilllllill'tl Ill Watkins It
how‘s.
Now \‘III'k diIlly pupIIrs IlIIileII'IIIl Io
nny part of tho city for IIIIII IIIIIIL, ut
Uolonuin‘s,
—«5 lb_ pull lnrd I'IUc.
.————- q...—
Iluyos'.
A rcgulur wookly Ilrlll of Trinity
Nuval Cudots was bold lust ovcnlnp, at
IIIIIIty Church.
The funeral of Fi'uiicls J McKcon
will be bold tomorrow nttcinoon rom
St llIuIys Uillll“..tll
a... 1-—
()f Ilolyokc,
llr.
I Mrs. Frank .l. Phelps,
Muss, is tlic guest of nor cousin,
A. N. Clark, of South Muln Sll‘t't‘l.
~~ llmbrollus IIiIIl (‘unIIs O'Bricn's.
MIs. W H Baldwin and Mrs Josiah
(l, Iiicgoiy, oi' Noiwullt, qu spoiidini: I
“to day in Now York. 'I‘hIIy Wt‘l‘l‘
accompanied by Miuscs IIIIIIrlIItla null
NI-tiic ’l‘uttlo, who haw iil'i‘ll tho
gut-sis III‘ Mrs. lluldwin.
Through Ii inisprlnl ll qu .‘I‘illil‘Ii
ycsIIIrday that tho Norwalk Iiowsdcul-
III's IIIIII not rulscd ”III who of tho ono
cciii New \‘ork III‘II-rnooii poplars to
two i‘PlILS ’l in y lIIIiII jiII-II IIilsIIIl tho
who to two (‘lt'illi as :1 math r III‘ Lict.
”Spring chickcns 18c 1b., fowls Iiic,
at Ilnycs'.
A caucus of tho l'lcmocrzits of the
SII-ond Voting IlisIIiI-t will he held
at tho hIIIIIlIiIIaItIIIs corner of South
Main and lIIIIIand sti'ccts, 'l‘um-Iiluy
night at 8 o‘clock for the purposc oi‘
nominuiini‘, candidates for town oillccs.
’i‘bI- sub IIIIIIInIitIec to whom was re—
rf-‘l'l'iIIL tlIII mattcr oi cnguging IIII addi—
tional iIIIII-bor for the High School rc—
portI-d buying secured Miss Harriet E.
ltallion oi NoiwlIIh at n saliin ot
in” In), Miss llullion isnginduntcoi’ the
.V‘IIIIuiIII II‘rIIII At1ltil:'lll}, cluss oi 'llx
Elliii III 'l‘iii't's (VIIIIIIgc. and has tuiigni
r‘llt‘l‘l‘.‘.~lrll“)’ in NorwalkI~VVilIIIIIIIIIIiI:
iillll'llili
GREAT STATE CHIEFS COMING.
(‘0(",~kill(lfl'l‘l'lilt‘ l. 0 It. M. of Noi-
wIilk, hold :1 nit-cling lust owning at
tho wigwuin in ihc (luzcttc building,
when cightccii applications for Int-ni-
IIIII'slIip wcro rch-iI'IIIl. ’I‘lio irlbII is
plnuning to initiate a class of fifty-
live candidates on October 7th; Lock-
wood‘s Hall will probably ‘be used for
the purpose, and the state grout. chiefs
will be invited to bo on hand on this
occasion. Al’tcr tho work an adjourn-
Incnt will be taken to Rod Men's linil.
where ii. banquet will be scrvcil and a
heap big limo enjoyed.-
RECENT ARRlVALS OF VESSELS. ,.
NEW YORK, Sept, 24.-"Sillilllli'1' St.
Paul, from Southampton and (‘bor-
boiirg, off Nantucket ilgbtship ill 2.50
n. In.
NEW YORK, Supt. 24,—»Arrivcd:
Sicnincr St. Paul, from Southampton
and Chcrbourg.
A QUART OF MILK.
ii (I a package (If JIIJIII. 0 ICE CREAM
l’itlAlliI‘tt is oil that is iciiulrcd to
IIiIkII ncI'IIly two quarts of dcliclous
It‘ It‘lt’itln.
mckuxc,
'rIIIIzII. in the usual way;
III-(Isl ice cream you ever ate. Order
I package today, you will no hizhly
Ilcasod. Four kinds: Vanilla, (tho-
olntc, SirawbcrIy and Unflavorcd. At
til grocers 13c; 2pucitngos for. "50
Simply stir in the milk und
Inukcs Ihc
.vz
Evening World---Journal- -
Mall at Express-"Telegram
---Sun and Globe
l CENT DAILY
DELIVERED TO ANY PART
THE CITY.
COLE MAN’S
' News Store.
to North Main street, South Norwaik.
Agent for A. G, Spaldtng'o Baseball
and Sporting Goods.
Now Isa-Vacs
”ho is Over,
You Inland to save
0 l"
' some money.
You wlll try losavo more
than you did last wlnior.
Good llmo to start an ao-
oouul Wm: us. It's oulor to
an by deposlllng small
emotion. We opon ac-
count: for as low .93 one
dollar In loduoomonl for -
small dopos’m.
The
South. "await
Cram topic» oondiflm'l’
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lIvcryihlng eso in tho __
Our Drool Quorum»: Sallrluollou or Manny Book.
Don’t Buy- Your Fall Suit Until You. See Ours.
It is because We know we have
just the suit you want that we ask
yoii to postponc buying iihtll you can
IIIIc our show of smart. Full suits,
llrown nilxliirIII-I IIIII;I strongly rcpro-
scutcd luv our (‘lllit't‘liUll of loosII-uiodol
slugic iinil IloublobrcuutcdIsulin mudcI
by llurt SI-Iiuil‘ncr KI Miirx.
mixtures iind Ilitili‘l‘llh‘ iiro hcrc nlso.
llIIIIcr utilnt; suits, or unrincnts with
"low Hlylc nrc not shown 11in thIrc;
and no tailor can niutIIh them for uny-
wiicrc near our prices—I810 to $25.
(tray
Whether you want It now hat, a top
coat, now shirts, nIIckwear, hosiery or
undcrwcar, it will pay you to come
Our rulo: Sntlsiuction or money
buck is a guarantee of our willingness
hero.
to plIIIiI-‘o you,
Your boy can bc clothcd horn in tho
host clothes your nionoy can buy; our
h 'l‘lhllltb‘ WSNIL Cb
priccs Iiro rcnsonublc loo.
V.
ROGERSRTEVIINS
Successors lo ComsloolI Bros.
'IOUTH nonwnt K. TEL. CALL. In.
A FAIR EXCHANGE.
,‘ ' Some of mine for some 'of yours.
I
,I We offer a fiir exchange of good, dependable
merchandise for your money.
We give your orders our attention from start-
to finish, for we realize‘ that if we satisfy you
1 now you will give us the opportunity to do so
I again.
Buy Oats That's Clean. I.,
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ompetition
.' Kcon conipctitlon has resulted
P101108
in a great. mIIusurII to bring about
and
the case with which you may be-
come the owncr of a line piano.
We hare, a Twcutlcth Century
PianLdS proposition on tho (habit-ct of
I
Sold.
Rented. Tuned.
Repaired
I
piano houscs,
be; us tell you about it before
you buy.
SPECIAL PRICES 0N RENTED
PIANOS. .,
in most instances those are like
new. and as we do not carry a
cheap piano for the purpose of
renting, you gct the benefit on a
good, reliable instrument of OUR
OWN MAKE.
monthly payments. The old way
and
has been discarded by all modern
Exchanued
Manufacturers.
.36 Wilmington Strut. , Telephone" 855-3.
Everybodys Magazine for Oct.
NOW READI
w. P. BEERS,
-:I don St. Norman
x.
6 80. Main St, South Norwolk.
Had to HaVe a Tole-9v
' I. phone Put In
We had tohIVe a telephone put in, our customers requested it and some
of them would not do business with n 3 unless we had a phone. You will not
find/it in the directory—ask central for the number. We have also put on a
debris“? wagon, some of our customers wouldn’t do business with us unless
we
Only a few things. but the best, EU E EGGS AND OHEES COP--
FEE, TEAS AND CANNED GOODS 17 R, E,
‘IiiId
“ A, C. & F. iii,
, Mex. Central,
«Out. 8: West, 341/.
I South. Poo.
Tired Out
People
it you need toning up, why
not take HIGHLAND MALT. It.
III made for people who are run.
down.
HIGHLAND MALT is made
from carefully selected mult and
hops, .
15c bottle, 2 for 25c.
PRICE—41.50 DOZEN.
TllL‘ [Lillilllll I’llIILllIlLl
The Prescription Slum.
All can pan the door. Night
Calil Answered. Tel. Call. 152.
I
. TODAY IN WALL STREET.
...,I_
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——Tho
opening truding In Union Pacific and
United States Stcel pfd. today was
somewhat excited, but the interest in
the general stock market was languid.
'l‘horo wuro generally small gains on
light dculings. A hundred sburcs ol‘
linitcd States Stccl pfd. sold at 07 3-4,
lollowcd by 4.000 Shill‘t's on quotations
of from 08 to 68 3-3. Lust night’s finul
price was 07 1-2. 'I‘hcro wcro ulso
4,000 shares of Union Pacific. at 101 1-H
l00 7-8, compurcd with 101 last
night.
WAIJ. S'l'lliIllIl’l‘, i'li)fiP,--v-llargu Iiuy.
iIIi; wus contliIiII-d, bitt pro-cs wcrc
wcll hold until thI uppcnrunm of tho
bunk staIIImIIIII, wlII-n thoy inIIIiIIII
slightly. 'I‘IIIIrII wcro gains of l to
I l-2 for Rock lslnnd pI'I'l.. 'l‘olcdo, St.
Louis IIIIII \‘lI'I-sIIIrII pfd., IlI-ncrul IIllIIII-
trio, (ilousolidatcil (his, l’iiinp niIIl I’Ii-
I-illc Mail. MIItropolltuII SocuritiI-I-I
lost 2 2-8 and lllctropoiitiin Slrcct
Railway 1 5-5. in tho gcncrul list
gulps wore about wiped out and Union
i’ucillc. dccliIiIIIl n largo fraction. Tho
(rinsing was slightly lrrcgnlnr.
TODAY'S QUOTA1IONS.
Reported over the private Wire: or
Maples It Goldschmint, Commission
Brokers. Swnrtz It: Corbett. Block,
South Norwulk. Telephone 163.
Anlal. Cup. 58 58 57%
A, C. & F. Co, 28%, 231,13 23
Hill/4 801A 801/3
Cut. Oil, 32% 32% 3255
. lcc, 71,4, 7% 7%
. loo pl, 28%; 28% 281/3
. Loco, 20 20 20
. Siiiolt., ii? (37% (Sill/4
. Sugar, 130% 130%; 1301/;
Anucondu, 91 ill ill
A. '1‘. It s, Fe, 83%, sail, am
A. 'i‘. It S. F, p 99y, 101 IIII-y.
Ilzilto, & Ohio, 83% 88b; 8251,19,
Li‘klfll, R. 'L‘., 1'14"}, iii) Tilly:
Chou, 6': Ohio. 42 4" I12
t‘h. Gt. West. 10% 10% luau
C. M. 0 S. l‘., loll-'54] "7%,- 15.0%
Col. South, 20 20% 10:3,
Con. (ins, 2031.1» 2043’. 20319
llcl. & Mud, 1071/, 1071/. 100?},
Eric. 30% 30 30%
Erio,1.st.,pf., 00% GE 00%
Gen. Elem, 168% 1701/4 ltih‘n’;
Lou. & Nash, 124 124% 124
Met, St. Ry., 120 120 118%
13% 13% 13%,
M. K. & T3, 23% "37;, 23%.”.
M. K. & T. pf 48 48
lilo-Pacific, 97 90744
Nat. bond, 23312; 23%
N, Y, Contrablzii tilt;
Norf. & West, oil 07%
, 34%
I” 34‘};
130%;
102%
00%
75%
27
50%
32%,
931A
47
31
100%
93%
9%
87“
16%
67*};
20%
57%
23
80%
33%-
Wit
285'
20
Gilli:
1301,;
'H
sci;
1001;;
Kb“:
M‘;
42
“,3“
1.37 I,
III-1,
3"4‘ii
hill");
30%
1361/;
170%
1241/.)
118%
13%
23%
48
967s
23%
1203/4
Tia
34%
34%
I -II In
102-7
bill/-
75%
27
56V:
32%
93%
471,}
31
99.5%
94
9%
871,4;
17%:
68%
20%
Am
‘Pac. Mail,
Penn. R. R
1’90. Gas,
Reading.
ltcnd. 2d. pf..
Rook l'siand,
34%
131
1021/3
00%
75%
27%
56%
Sou, Ry. 00., 327.5.
So. RV. Co. pt. 93%
Tenn (‘ &,l.. 471/.
Texas Pad, 31%
Union Puc., 101
Union l’ac,, pf.il:l%
U. S. licnthor, til-ii
U. S. heath. p. 87
II. 8. Steel, 16%
U. S. Steels pf. 07%
Wabash. 20%
Wabash, pt. 41% 41%, 41% 41%
West. Un. Tcl., 9014 901/. 90y, 901/1,
BANK STATEMENT.
Reserves, Dec ........... .. $3,102,125
Reserves. other than
U. 8. Dec, .. .......... 3,003,550
Loans, Dec, ' ........ . .- ...... 2,454,000
Specie Dec. ................ 5,054,700
licgnlI Tender, Dec, ........ 678,300
Deposits Dec. 10,123,500
Circulation, Dec, 011,900
ODD FELL/0W8 OFFICERS IN-
STALLED.
ALLENTOWN, Pa., Sept, 24.—
Grnnd Sire Robert E. Wright, of the
“Sovereign Grand Lodge, of Don Fel-
lows, who was prevented by illness
from nttendnlg the meeting in San
Francisco, was installed at his home
here today by Post Grand Sire Clem-
ent E, Campbell, of Ontario, in the
presence of a score'of officials of tho
grand lodge of , Pennsylvania.
Mr. Wright announced these up-
pointments and they were telegraphed
to San Francisco in order that the
new incumbents could be installed be~
fore the sovereign grand lodge od-
68%
201%
. joumed today:
Grand Marshal—John B. Cockrum,
lndlann.
Grand Guardian—Edmund L. Pils-
bury, Massachusetts.
Grand Messenger—C. H. Lyman, of
Ohio
Committee on Finnnce~F. A Stler,
District of Columbia; William H.001,
Kentucky.
out or. PAUL'S.
st. Paul 3 Church, having been henn-
tlfully redecorlted and ream-poled and
' cushioned, will be reopened for divine
worship on Sunday next. The edinco
was erected in 18404.11: 1868 the
former handsome tone received addi-
tlonni adornment. In 1873 an effect-
ive chancel arch was added. A few
yem later the whole interior was tres-
I coed and now it I: newly anboltlhod.
{no competent committee has done
m work. ,
l
Porterbouse Steak. . . . . . .
“lb
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
Before iiou go under the Tapeliiie'
Have it Talk with its
“in
Inc-ari- u" L
You are welcome as friends rather than as customers;
and you are not expected to buy bccause you come into our»
store. "I
Our StciiiIl'ilocli Smart ("lotlII-s for Fall and \l ’interhayc‘,
arrived, and wc shall be .glad to show you how well Clothcsf:
up be made when talent shapes the cloth. { ‘3 a];
" SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.
. we
We keep our customers’ Clothes prcsscd without charge. .
SCHOOL SUITS for Boys, $2.00 to $5.00. ”'1' '1
Crofut 8: Knapp Hats, new sliapcs cvcry week".
SELLECK a. PRICE.
1
I Clothiers and Furnisherl.
98 Washington Street. SoutthorwallI.
TELEPHONE CALL 3m.
LOOK OVER
this list and see if we can’t help yOu i it your buying.
Wont. g
.. 65¢ pukot.
75c Baku.
J-gh—Afifilul
Blue Plumi for canning, a few...
Sickle Pears, offer bargains from my tree,
Pears far canning or utewina,. . . .
Green Tomatoes at low prices.
Fine Sweet Potatoes, right size and price.
White omens, large. ' ' ’
White Turnips, egg variety, .10o 1 on.
Dried Beef ha. been hard to get. Plenty on hand new.
Hand Sapollo, been out, stock in now. ' ‘ ’
Honey in glass, pure and unadulterated, home raised stock, 22: blittlo,
Lyon Golden Drip Syrup in screw top plan cam (1°C) to a' com-
petitor of Karo and said to be better Try it. I
Pin your faith on getting pure ci der Vinegar hero, 250 pal-15o 1/; gal-
Hope to serve and please.
Lorenzo Dibble
“W.
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AN EXAMINATIO N OF THE EYE
means more than the mere trying on or different glam-es if done at. the opti-
cal rooms of H. B, Hoyt. With one or the best can pped oilicen in South
Norwnik, he has every means for making the most accurate and reliable on
tests and the best results are assured in every case. ,All glasses Ito ,‘bolh
structed to order, and special lenses of any kind are furnished.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Opinion.
Room 9 United Bank Building. south Roi-wont." Conn. _
Special Appointments at convenlen on of patron. . ‘I I‘ \
Offico noun, 8, 11:45,12:45, 6: 00. Saturday ovoningo 7—0.
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TELEPHONE Ion. Fm delivery to ill port. of on two any, ‘-
R. 1. Cutbill’e Bridge Fish Mrkltf‘
Today' 3 Supply of Fresh Fish
Includes Bluefish, Weakft‘sh Butterfish, Sea Bass. Native!
Extra nice Oysters, Clams and Emotions.
1
ALL oooos wwnnm’rem - ‘ .
war no WASHINGTON eraser. Nut III John I." lorrio' «II-i mi.
lanolin—20 White ct, Donbui‘y: TOP-ciflo Strut burnout. ‘
Buii AI Schliubs’
Lean Pot Roast.....n....I.-JDo
Fresh and Corn Pinto......... Bo
Leg Spring Lumb........ .1“
Fore Quarter Lamb...... ".100
Lamb Chbps..I................150,lfi ‘
Native Home Dressed Chicken Ind
Save lioneu.
Print Butter.................. 20c lb.
Eggc, stiictly fresh......... .250 doz.
Chopped Beef...3 lbs. for 25c. .10c lb.
Prime Rib Roast..............10c up.
...18c up.
Sirloin Stenk.................180 up
Round Steak..................15c lb. Fowl.
Shoulder Steak...............100 lb. Native Home Veal.
Schaub’s Market,
2 WASHINGTON STREET. U l
"9 5995 BE“ go’hgzg 5:63":
150 vou IEALIZI III. mm Cououuoocoo Mi onion-oi“
muymdmmhormmum mind I
um. your hunt nomination. .1 * gr
I - , ,
oon'r rniru wmi voun Ivnol mum/mob on“. “I
. I no? i'rr'rmo GUARANTEED, - ._ 1 III
0. B. IAcxsoIi
I. WALL OTIIIT.
SEVENTEENTI! YEA .-
Merrill Business Oil
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