/
i1,
t\
rimwdnn- i/‘Igil/fl‘éi‘l J 5‘“
Hmilmm‘ 'V . a ”3‘ “'4 m/Z/Ik‘
. ~ , ~15 r<\ 1;:
Yulili. raovmrncr AND ALI. nu: talcum
coolllnc scnoots usr AND nrcohaenn ,
i RANGES.
ECAUSE they respond quickly to every wish of the
‘ Giraud haveall of the modern points of construction
Perfect Damper, choice of Grates (easily interchange-
"ble), large Broiler Door, large Ash Pan, removable
iekel Parts, perfectly operating Hub Oven Indicator;
" as well as many other distinctive features
‘ which belong to the HUB alone, giving them
the well-earned name‘ of being the
> HIGHEST GRADE —- BEST MADE.
W , I I, Sendmunur nagn‘forom'handinmc
3%, > ’ flpyl'nprn'l' l-Il’('uh(7‘ il/I'v” lair:
. _ ulit't'l'llanlll not‘rilll.
full, portrait. m
A. J. COLLINS
& COMPAN v,
12 North Mnin 9
South Nor-walk
SENATOR M'GOVERN SPENT $1.025.l HULK 0F GEN. SLOCUM BRINGS
HARTFORD, Nov. lG.--l’ntrick Me i $1,800.
Govérn. who was elected Hennior in) NICW YORK. Nov. illw'i‘hc bulk of
the Second Senatorial District. ililfillil" iii fntcd excursion steamer (len-
flled his certificate of expenses willllSioeum. which was burned in East
the myth clerk. giving the total nu ‘ river. early last summer with tho his-l
31.025. Of this amount, 3-100 wusiof more than a thousand lives, was
contributed to tiletown eonuniltee. lFOid at auction yesterday for $1.800.
‘ . . --—-—-- — ‘The purchaser receives the engines,
COUNTERFEITING THE GENUINE.‘boilovs, hull and tackle. They will be
; Foley & 00., Chicago originator. Iion broken up for junk.
.oy and Tar as a throat and in", come i -——~—«~-
dy. and on account of"‘the great merl l
Stilt! popularity of Foley’s Honey undi
Tar ma imitations are offered for. From Napier, New anland, Herald:
the germ 9. Ask for Foley’s l-ioncy l Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of
and Tar and refuse any substitute oi-l New South Wales Australia had an an-
!ered 33,110 other preparation will give niysls made of all the cough medicines
the same satisfaction. ii is mildly that were sold in that market. Out oi
laxative. . It contains no opiates and the entire list they found Only one that
is safest. for children and delicate por- . they declared was entirely free from
gone. hold at Piaistcll‘s u'lng store. i all poisons. 'i'llis exception was Ciiluli-
r "1 berlain‘s Cough itolnedv made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company. Des
Moines. lowa. U. S. A. The absence
of all narcotics makes this remedy the
safest and best that can be had: and
it is with a feeling of security that any
mother can give it to her little ones
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is espec-
ially recommended by its makers for
coughs, colds, croup and whooplnz
cough. When taken in time it pro
vents pneumonia. This remedy is for
N0 POISON IN CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY.
MORE TICKETS TO YALE GAME.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. lfi.»it was giv-
. an out yesterday afternoon that. by mu.
.. son of the receipt of a quantity oil
tickets from Boston there would he. nl
public sale in this city today-of tick-i
ets to Saturday‘s game.
A CARD.
.This is to certify that all dru'gisls
are authorized to refund your u oney sale hv Stillsou Powell Corporation.
iii Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to'cure Clifford Pharmacy. Pisrccs‘ Bridge
Your cough or cold. it stops the. M
. Pharmacy. Zeitfnss Pharmack.
cough» and heals the lungs. ~
neumonia and will cure incipient con
‘umption. Contains no opiates and is
quest for children. Ask for Foley's
, Fancy and Tar and insist upon having
Provenl a. l
'LAKE KENOSIA HOTEL BURNED.
DANBURY. Nov. 16.~—Clark‘s Hotel.
near Lake, lionosin, several miles west.
of this city. was destroyed by lire ot
unknown origin late last night. The
loan In about $4.000.
’9‘? %%m m3.
1 A“.
“Fall Underwear.
:WE ARE now PREPARED TO snow FULL LINES
WQFJFALL UNDERWEAR.
Stops the cough and heals the
Sold at Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
in"
em hol- the
mo
'. MAWMOMM.
uil ,N ma
8
3 Del,"
0
Ladiea’ Ribbed Garments.
Vests and Pants. nt...... 25c
cat's Natural Wool Shirts
land Drawers nt 50c
hormonal Wool Shirts
und’Drswcrs..at 75c
Ladies’ Ribbed Garments,
Vents and Pants. at. . 50c
Ladies' Ribbed Garmente.
White or Natural Wool. .$l.oo
0
title Natural .Wooi' Shirts
11d Drawers. at 3. . .limo
Mildren’s Garments, size: no in.E to 34 in, in White or Nat-
Wool. at Popular Prices.
remain one Hearsay narnnrnuur.
for Thin Smal'lisum.
I want; to say Just a few words on
the museum sickness. and boom
~ get well.
Constipation and dyspep-
sia. are responsible (or more glittering
than all at the other diseases combin-
ed. I have been selling. for the past
‘ few months, ’a medicine‘lhut‘ huh made
many remarkable (linear-"Dr. How.
rd'n Specific" for the cure or consti.
ion and dyspepsia. ’ This wall in-
roduccd at half price. but the halo
having been so remarkable. they have
decided to make 250. the regular price
i
. ill the ruturo. and i am glad in say
but. I shall be. able to continue selling
00 doses of the best Specific in the
world for the small sum of a quarter
of a dollar. and guarantee to l’U’lll‘ll
the money if the remedy does not cure,
Dr. Howard's Specific in not a “cure-
all." it in simply intended toenrc con-
stipation and dyspepsia. and it will do
it: if it does not i will refund the
money on your simple i-iiiy so. Each
package continua 00 doses of the most
reliable and successful medicine in the
World.» ‘
I shall expect to ‘lluvc my sales on
this Specific doubled within the next
two months. 'l‘oll your friends that
they can get Well for a quarter of a.
dollar, withoutrunniug any risk of
‘esiurz their money.
hill 26 d7 17 FRANK BAXTER.
GATLEY GOES ro JlllL.
First-Appearance Story Failed to Im~
press Judge Young.
.‘lohn (lutlcy had many or liltl tricks
of the rounder who has gained experv
lence from frequent appearance bl:-
lol'n court. and hits “Your Honor this
is my very iirst appearance in a pollen
nourt” did not jibo well with his no.
ions. appearance or manner of ad-
.lrcsslng the court, in Stamford,
Galley was arrested by Policeman
\chahon for drunkenness. lie was in
tears when the otlicor found him, the
.enru of u mnudlin grief. lie, arsurcll
I
udgo Young he had positively no res-
llicclion of when, where or why he
.‘ns arrested. lie admitted intoxica-
ion. and declared iilfti. ho had lost lilii
while under the influence of “a drop
no much.“ it transpired tilul (inliey
had been nnnoyinl; shopkeepers and
had been warned to leave town before
his arrest. .llullze Young sent him in
jail 101' 30 days. lie had been working
in New Canaan. and said his home is
in Port Chester.
DISASTROUS WRECKS.
Cal‘elessnoss is l'esponslblc in
many a iiiliny wreck lillli llle annlr
causes are making humun wrecks oi
sufferers from Throat and hunt; troll
bios. But sincetlle advent of Dr. Kinds
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. oven the. worst Cilt‘a
es can be cured. and hopeless resignu
lien is no longer necessary. Mrs
.ols Craig. of Dorcbcster. Mass” is
one of many whose life was saved h;
Dr. King's New Discovcrr. Til:
:rcat remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and hung diseases by F. ii
linxll‘lr, llrulggisl. Price il0c.~ uni
$1.00. 'i‘l‘lul bottles l'rce. *'
CAPTAiN WILDMAN'S ill/Dill?
His Nome Wireless Telegraph LIM
Entirely Successful.
Further confirmation of reports from
Alaska in regard to the success ol‘ the
wireless leieuruph system connecting
Nome and St. Michael, installed b,
Captain Leonard i). Wildmull. of Dan-
bury, and equipped with apparatus
especially designed by him for the
purpose. is found In lile report of Gen-
eral A. W. lreeley. chief signal ollleev,
or lilu United States Army. who says
that lilo Nollie \vireieru station luv
luily null nnlulerruplmiiy transmitted
the entire telegraphic lnlsiueus of Sew
ard Peninsula. live thousand words lin-
ing exchanged In one afternoon be
tween Safety Harbor and St. Michael.
The annual busincsn of the Seat in
Sltka. cabin is estimutlui at $5.000
and during the your $316,953 has inn n
spent for Alaskan telegrams handled
by the signal corps.
FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES.
Republicans and Democrat“ ailin-
pralao Foley's Honey and TM i‘ol
coughs. colds and all throat and lun-
diseases. as no other remedy elm com
pare with it. ll Is sale and sure
u 'l‘, Slater, merchant. 17! Main BL.
Gloucester, Mann. writes: ”Foley'l
Honey and TM cured mo of u very
bad coultll which i had for lhrm
months though other ralliedicu taller
lo bonelit me. i can highly ronmn
mend it for coughs and coidh.‘ Sole
~t Plaislod'a Drug Store. "
a...
H
wwee WANT olvoncee.
Two Alissa Intomperance and Habit-
ual Cruelty of Husbande.
done i. Whitley. oi Bridgeport. lulr
cued Edwruli Whitley {or divorce on
the grounds of habitual lntclupcrunce
and intolwabio cruelly. and Iltiltl-i lili-
lnony. claiming that her llllliiilillti owns
real and personal Milli-ti to the rhino
of $0,000. The portion went lnnrrlud
March 7. 1880. “ml on March l. illllil.
the wiln clllinnl ho tieacrted iler Itilll
for tho pactlb your» ball lmcn iiiibil.‘
unily illlompemio. ‘I'ho purllen are
tram ilhnbury. 7
Mary M. Lockwood. oi Bridgeport.
ball sailed for a divorce iron: Gnome F.
Lockwood. an the ground» of habitual
intclnpmnco and intolerable cruelly.
ONLY OUR! FOR DYIPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Built. of New (lactic
Duh, says: "i «littered for yearn will
dyspepsia. cued to have great. diflil‘tlill
and belching. i tried everything i
could the» of. but nothing helped up
until “(their Brazilian Balm. and one tit
cent bc’tio cured am completely."
For Ilia bylmi. I’Iainted.ll‘. H. Hall
tor and tho Oiiitord Pharmacy. fl"
MCKID UP Sid“? MEN.
PHIbAMLPHiA. Nov. lil.-’l’lie
steamship manila». from it
for ‘i’hlludalphla. tinned vii?
were breakwater today til captain
Victorian the crow, church also .6}
tilt abandoned brig e. (3. Eugene . on
in How to on Well Thcre ‘Wlpre‘ l.
152 ceiling. During the
Month “October. ‘ '
By mortality 'repcrtn , received by
Secretary, lilndsiey. in New ‘lluvon.
there were 1.152 deaths during the
month of October. This was .17 less
than in September, and‘28‘jmorc than
in October or last year. andwib more
than the average number
October for the llvo " ,l‘il‘ preceding.
in Norwalk there. were thirty—eight
living births in September, and one
still birth. There were, thirteen mar-
riages. The total number or deaths
during October was nineteen, represent-
ing a death rate of 10.9 per 20,800 in-‘
habitanm. There were two deaths of.
children under two years of mm. The
Grip, one; diarrhoea. one; consump-
Grlp.. one; dinrrhom, one; consump-
tion, one; pneumonia. one; bronchitis,
one: diseases of narcous system, two;,
accidents and violence. iiil‘t’D; all ()lilv‘
or diseases, nine.
The mortality ill public ihfllililliolld
oi the state was; in. Bridgeport. 18;
in Dnnburl'; ii; in l-lurtl‘ord. 32: ill Mor-
,ldcu, 2: in Milidlclown, it; ill New lilli.
will. i; in New Haven, 36: in New 1.cu~
den. 2: in Norwalk. 2: in Norwich. 7:.
In Stamford, i; nnd in Vi'atcrhury. 10.’
Nond'csidclits in these are deducted
from the total mortality of ”iv” i'l‘a“,
pectivo towns in cutimuting the. dculhi
rates of those towns.
The following towns are reporlod
as having no deaths in October: And-
over. Milford. Avon. Bethany. Bethle-
hem. Burlington, Chaplin, Culebrook.
(lovellily, l‘illi-ltml‘li. [Cast (il‘uuby, Ells—
ton. Franklin, lrauby. liariland. liar-
wmtou Hound), unwind. illnrluorolnlll,
Middlcbury Middlefleld. Monroe, Nor-
folk, North ilrnnlord. leurd, Prus-
pt-r-t, Roxbul‘y. Sherman, Union. Wan
l’tii, Woicollmilt. ‘
'i‘llc ltlglstlars of the following
towns have made no report for Oslo-
ber: Morris. l'cw all‘nirfleid, Stafford.
The following number of costs of in-
fectious diseases were reported from
toWns in this vicinity:
Mannie" ~-\\ eslporl, l.
Scarlet l“0\'ol‘--Nor\vaik, l.
Diphtheria llnd Urcup---ll.‘lrlt~n, ll;
(.‘lly oi South Norwnlk, 2; i'tcudulg. ‘lli;
itidgefieltl, i.
'l‘ypllold Fl‘l'ci‘w~Ntll‘V\'diii, l;' South
Norwalk. 1. , .
t‘ollslullptioum llarlcll. i;
i.
' lthlgeiicid.
.ipt'll ill the evening at eight o‘clock.
An illiiil‘t'sfl of \l’eicomu ln holluit' ol‘
the city by Mayor ilellpey.
“Purposes of the (Icilfel'nllce.”~~l’rul‘.
Wm. ll, Iirewcr, i.i..il., President
of the State union of licalth.
A Paper, "’i‘ilo iil'ltlsil Sewage Worlds."
will. N. linker, C. 19.. Aasoelnto Ed-
llor of the "Engineering News.‘
A Paper, “ilescriplmn of the itcconlli‘
(‘o'ilull‘llt'll‘li Stpllv Tanks for the
Manchester Sanitary and Scwor
ilnslrlel.”--»’i‘. ll, McKenzie. lino.
IECUNU SESSION. ’l‘lil‘liSi‘DAY A'i‘
iii A. M.
A i’llpor, subject to he announced»
i’lol. ll. W. l‘onll. or \V».liit"~\'illl
University. ~r .
A Paper. "Observations of Modern San-
itary Melllmls,”~i)r. llddwul'd ii.
Hooker, llllrtt‘ol‘d.
.\ paper "'i‘hr» l‘se of (‘opper Snll in
the Purification of Public, Water
Supplit:‘5.lv““l’i'0i., ll. it}. Smith, of
Mir Huron. ‘
A paper. “Epidemic t‘nreiu-o-Sn‘n'li
MPilillHilis,"«-—-lll'. \‘i’nilur ii. Sicili-
er. Hartford.
'l‘lillil) Stimuli? AT 2.30 l'. M.
A paper, ”Mosquitoesand 'l‘helr livin-
liou to Public Health." by W. IE.
ill‘itlou, slutv rnlomoiolzisl,
A paper. "Srwnlzc Pruhlmns in (tnuc
neeticlli.," by ll‘, 1... Full, t‘. It.
liili‘liill‘li.
Question lion.
Miscellaneous Business.
Adjournment.
........ m
FOOTBALL AT WORLD'S FAIR.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. ill.~Arrnulzelucnls
have been eulllpieled for n game of
football. to he played in the i-llndiulu
in tho World's Fair grounds. between
tho (Jurlislu illditln School of l‘enunyl.
main and the Haskell ludlnn School of
‘ But ‘iooeun't t
of deaths in (ii
A SANITARY (‘ONFEilENCiC iii”
ALI. THE HEALTH Ur r i-
(licliri Oi" THE STATE.
'i‘im second annual conicrencc will
he held in Hartford at the Hunt Mefi
.norlnl iluiuliuu. on \Vedntsdhy, ile-
eelnlwv lri. 11ml. 'i‘llo iiral iiii'dSIllll Will
”tr-stimuli.
t Look Ruhuonnhic?
This may read as tholullh we were
putting it It little strong. because no
generally thought by the majority or
people that Dyspepsia ill its chronic
form is incurable or practically so.
Bugging have. long since. shown that
opslu is curable, nor‘ in it such a
flicull matter as at first appears.
The trouble with Dyspepsia is that
they are continually dieting. atarvinl;
thenlcclvcc. ‘or going to conclude ell-
lrcme, or else dcluging tha‘ulreirdi‘l 0v~ ‘
erhurdenod stomach with “hitters,"
“afteludinncl' pills." etc, which invar-
iauly minutiae tun dimcully av in it in
some cases they do give a slight, tom.
polury relief. Such trautl’nent'ol tho
stolnacli simply makes matters worse.
What the stomach wants is' a rest.
Now. how can the stomach become
rested. rccuperatcd and at the panic .
time the body nourished and sustained.
This in it great secret and this In “L
so the secret of the uniform ellcccsn‘
or Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. This is
a comparatively new remedy. but its
success and popularity leaves no
doubt as to its merit.
The Tablets will digest the food any
way, regardless of condition of atom-
at)“.
The sun'crcr from Dyspepsia, accord-
in<z to directions, is to cut an abunc
dance of good. wholesome food and use
the tablets before and after each moat
and the result will he that the food
will he digested no matter how bad
your Dyspepsia may be, because, as
before slated. tho tablets will direct
the food even it the stomach is wholly
irnctivo.
plainly. if you tulle 1.800 grains of
meat. eggs or ordinary food and place
it ill a temperature of 98 dcgreea, and
put with it. one, of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets it will digest the meat or 63ng
almost as perloctiv as If. the meat was
enclosed within the stomach,
The stomach may be ever so weak,
yet these. tablets will perform the work
of' digestion and the body and brain
will he propurly nourished and at the
some time a radical. lasting cure of
Dyspepsia will he made because. tho
much-abused stomach will be given, to
to sonic extent. a much needed real.
Your druggist, will tell you that of all
the many remedies advertised to cure
Dyspepsia none of them have given
no complete and general satisfaction
as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. and not
least in importnncc in tlleso lilii‘i'i
times is tho fact that they are also
the cheapest. and give the. moat good
for the input money. niti~~~18m21 "
SIDELIGHTB 0N LATE ELECTION.
Three Incidents That Make Ma’ny Peo-
ple Smile. ‘ -
Little. side issues of a mirth-provok-
ing nature have appeared on the sur-
l'ceo pinch the. great Republican land-
slide of last 'I‘ucsdav, Here are three
culled from the list: -
in Derby three Republican DailOiH
were thrown out election day because
the envelopes from which they were
taken by the. counters contained 31 or
$2 hills. Eight Democratic ballots were
rejected because their voters had
marked a cross after each candidate‘s
nanlo. as repaired in New York. where
they formerly lived,
Alexander Troup’s Answers.
Silnllc No. 2 might be brought to the,
surface by reading the following anes—
tions which have been respectively
propoundod to and answered by Hon.
Alexander ’i‘roup:
l—«Do you think the Democratic par-
ty should be. reorganized?
It was reorganized at. St. Louis, and
wr. hall the result in Tuesday’s elcc-
tiou, it is evilllull that the voters did
not, nuprovo of reorganization.
2~-if so, on what basis?
(in the principles contained in the
platforms o!‘ lullli and 1il00.~amended
to meet the changed conditions on the
tlnaucini question. The quantitative
theory of money should he advocated:
nil money should be issued by the gov.
ernulenl. whether gold. silver or pa-
per .and should ho a lull lanai tender
for all debts. public. and private; the
government. should issue all the mon-
ov. and would not delegate its power.
Lot banks continue as institutions of
discount and deposit. doinlt business
on treasury notch issued by the govern
ment
Kansas on the Saturday iollmvlng
i‘hnllkagivlng (Nov. 20). The dulo
net for lilo name ii-i ulko tilltl. lllllln
which l’l‘cuidellt Rockwell will vinit
the World's Fair lllld it is erpceted
but he will attend. it will ho the
first time that gridiron reproachInlivna
of the two government Indian oehoolll
have moi. ’i‘hey are mtuposcd to be.
equally matched up regards weight
and playing ability.
generally comes because of
troubles peculiar to women;
these troubles come from. a
canoe pimple in itself. but which
Beechaln‘n Pills will quickly re~
move. There are many ways
in which women hither and
litioman’slaullaollo
ill another most. trims and
painful experience of many
women. Thousands of women
are taking Beeeham’s Piilll
periodically and ilnd them
wonderful in relieving the ant-
erlng. Ev women shoal
acquaint herself with the good
these Pills can do, an ‘
v
titanium ,,
the hole: '
board. “Immunity: took-tho luv
. m" a: unfit-Ci!”
u
..
3——-Wllat deilnita policies should the
party advocate to insure soccer-ls next
election?
Adherence to the principles of the
Declaration of independence and the
Constitution or the United States. The
party cannot go wrong It it will re-
turn to first principles. '
Homer 8. Common“ Humor.
Homer 8. Cummings. who managed
to sacnue tho cyclone and landed in
the chirp of Mayor of Staulioi‘d. was
responsible for the following circular
letter dent broudeaat tllrouuhout . the
State. and it is worl’ »' nl’ reproduction
as a limelv contribution to the col-
umnc oi humor at the daily press just
at this period:
Hartford. Oct. 29. 1904.
My l‘lcur Sir: i lake the liberty of
writing you pcrhoaully an to the condi-
tion in your town. All you know. u an-
premo chart. in helm: made to micro
"Miler-HM" in tho Democratic column.
whom it belonyc. Tbili’ rennlt l‘iill
be accomplished only by cal-nest mu!
hourly cooperation among the faith
illi Democrats in thin state. it You will
lend your «dorm toward making the
local organization an attentive one in
«very particular good results wlilrsurc»
iv follow. All you know. Connecticut
in an especially lillportwt «into. The
fate of the national
upon what we do bore. and New voles
one way or the other mly moan view
‘torl' or‘deteat. , ' “ ‘
, I make an earnest appeal to you that
everything in your power. he done to
get out 'iha'mli oculmlrailo vote on
election day. . ‘ .
. Anythln you that your-sell able to
no Munitions llnss will be appreclw
tell and remembered. « l
i would be malty obliged it you
would write me and malts savanna:-
tloml Which mailwoccnrrto you.
With boat wishes» for . ’Domocratlu
’l‘o Illustrate our meaning .
' “B’ldEGPm’t Advertisements. "
e D. cad Co.
Eu‘abl'irlied :85: j
Lace Niels ; F
forbiaisls and Gowns. .
l'ior dressy occasions, those times when every woman
wishes to look llcr‘very best. nothing ilas ever been made
to take the place of Lace, and ililis year entire frocks as
well as waists oi Luce are proper. , Liver shimmering silk
and satin of white or some liainly color a dress of Prin-
t‘css Louise or Chantilly ill bewiiching. I
We wish to direct attention to some new arrivals.
ll'ish Point and Appliqucs in cream. white. ivory and
. . .. ' .
black, With (JUdci lullgcs and Hands to llllltcll.
imported Vcslings’ hail-mice.
A consignment of line imported mercerizctl Vestings
has just been received from two of the largest New. York
importers. They will be sold at about half their rbal value
for the remaindcl‘ of this week.
cf:
iccis, mel‘ccrized in the yarn. suitable for Women’s waists
'i‘wenlyd'lve pieces of plain and broken checked
and children’s dresses. value 50c, for 29¢.
liiity pieces of fancy stripes and checks. also in fine
figured black. value 75c, for. 39c.
(inc llululrcllnud twentvfivc pieces in lllcdiuln and
heavy weight, a very smooth and lustrous cloth and a.
choice line of patterns. regular $1 value. for 49c.
Willi the Furniture.
The Exhibition Rooms are worth mining to see. The
liming Room was tlescrilull yesterday and its unique
and attractive appearance is greatly admired.
The second room is a Library iuruisllcll in (.Jak and
Leather. 11 is a luxurious place with inviting looking (in-
vcuport and easy chairs. 'l‘ilc table is a fine spct‘illlcu.
liosls of useiui. artistic and inexpensive small piec-
(‘5 are in the i‘dll‘lllllil‘t‘ Store. For instance. \l'hilc'lin—
unlclcd 'l‘nbourels are selling; at 25c each.
l’ourlll iloor, illkc the elevator.
The D. M. ReadCo.
rim
dummy depend , .. . . , . ,.
Wimawm
‘ For 1an hand on (iron.
Illa Kind You Have
Always Bought
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