liprill Room.
,I" all OM50. Nonvalk.
om. things in Kansas; in 1tl1at
late. the solociting of a bribe boy a
public oillcar is not. .11 punishable ofv
rouse. The State law's are silent about.
t. The Kansas supreme court says
m . .
Y' The monthly report of the purchase
’ at theConnccticut Railway and Light-
his company broom-tr by tho Connolb
litted road is on Its rounds again. It
_ s followed by tho equally regular de
‘ val of any such trttnsactiou
The Standard Oil Company is 11p
, against; it in Kansas just at present
{and if the worst comes to pass than
1'llgha‘Y relintny of their own and will
cut. rates with John I) But how
, .Yabo‘nt the other Amoricans'l
”To...“ .___....__-—
As a recent. instance of the “Ameri-
1.1111113111101111 of Gormany. a . "m1
journal mentions the fact. that a local
department store has opened rooms in
which free advice on legal and other
matters is dispcnscd daily from 4 to S-
Yo'olock.
anuw
Texas does not take advantage of
J‘Lher right to divide up into five state
_.-for the simple rcnson that she does
not want to, being proud of her size
among other things. As Senator Bui-
. ley put it I11 closing a Sproch on the
1 ‘matten: "Ah. Mr. President. If i might
be permitted to borrow lilo beautiful
apostrophe which 11 distinguished Hon.
fator onrc pronounced upon liberty and
Y‘ tinion,.1 would say to friends And urlt-
‘ ic alike of Texan. ‘11ow 11nd forcvcr.
‘_ one and inseparable. ‘ "
"flu.
FEMININE TOPICS.
‘Evan’ the elderly woman is wonrlng
‘ v the fashionnbk1 chomiscttc. A soft
gray gown trimmud with black lace
will have the obcmisette made of soft
'Y folds of white tulle. .1111 wt: all get
older our looks are improved by soft
clients about the face
The woman who hat-int. 11 vcry full
Yilgure will had the minimal made of
folds arranged in surplicc client on
4 f. improvement. The severe buttoned
: Waistcoat will not bubonic bur figure.
for itimuiii. be close and will emphasize
her too straight lincs.
Tho Ysoft cashnuuos and houriottas
‘ malls Ingapenaii'q pretty house gowns.
' And it is an easy matte: at this 1:11;.
son to pick up inexpensive trinnniuau
to go with them.
Dotted white,1 swinudg out1 of tilt-
best-selling sunnncr dross fabrics I11
, the market this Henson It is nlw ly1‘
a1 good seller. but this season is comes
In the little pin dots and both that
up to tho big coin spots and .1111 appeals:
to all tasics. II will be made tip over
white largely but tin1 vogue for col
tired slips will tempt a good many to
vary the ot‘tmt of 1111- 111111111. gown b1
having a nunib'ér oi“ thcuo slips.
All crepe do. Cllllltls are listed with
the‘ very, very fashionable dross fab
rlcs, Some will prefer the plain colors
and look bust. In 11111111, but the printed
crepe do «him: and that cutbroidtu'od
‘ by hand in tho soil poinpndour colon
lugs will find favor with tbt.1 younger
contingent
t'We héni' a grn at dual said about hyn
ninth blue; It in one of the new t‘ilIOIt-i
which is captivating 111illlnt'r and
.dressmalwr nilko. ,
If you want a smart spring suit and
1.Y. one that will be round \‘m y nucl’ui cool
. days during the summer and to travel
in. get 11 mohair. 'l‘bu plain and rainy
~ airs will both be good.
time predict that dark groan will
119 of tho not'lns's boat oolma.
'I‘lié tlchu is a Parluian ldna.
, FOlIowiuu is the menu for tu- mor row
Morning's Ii'f‘lill‘tt at tho Iiutttord
Srhdol oi‘ liouacltoopinii' Black bean
soup; chaotic drinks: Saudis n In hang
it"; aurora 1111111111; sandwloboa; gnoc-
- rill n In IlonluinYo: dinncr salad: lircs
(lanrhorointu «rumba. It will ho 111.-
‘ in tho similar; at eight o‘clock.
W' ..1-—~.—'-. ...”.m.~___
The
Ghfl’ord Hotel D
'rwo 1111.11.11 surrss or ROOM!
wrm PRIVATE 911m 111'
‘ ’ ATTRAOTIVE Pntotto.*=
m
JOSEPH I... WALz. Prop.
3 Also
Yx’ropriator {Hotel Mahaokomo.
”1 .
YthYe pcopio of. that state will comb» .
1 “’boii‘ Jovtilwibmio puts.
"But don't you think machines are
labor-saving devices?”
“Well. a good political machine cler-
thinly saves many men from going to
worké."
. He Answered Right.
Father-«So you took dinner at Willie
Stout’s house today. i hope when it
came to extra helpinga you had 1111m-
ners enough to‘Ysay "No."
1 Tommy—0. yes, sir. I said
several times.
Father~You did, eh?
'l‘oinnty—~\’os sir; Mrs. Stout. kept
askin‘ me it 1 had enougl1.——~l"hiladcl
phin P1 ass.
0N0"
O. the Meanneu of Himl
"What. is a pantomime. momma?"
asked little Robbie.
."Why. a pantomime is. a piece in
which no one speaks," replied the
parent.
"I shouldn't think ‘1 piece would be
very interesting without any women
In It." was the reply ot the hut—1
Yonkers Statesman. ’
Bobbie Is a Wise Bay. >
“What Is it, Bobbin?" unlit'd the
Sunday School tent-her.
“That‘s wrong about than beiu‘ the
noblest work oi? God." '
“011, no. it isn‘t. What made you
think it was?”
“Well. my run says she made no
what he is."-ChItfttg’o itscordlicrald.
Getting the Best of the Bargain.
Mr. Billion (the tililliounirc plumb
er)—-I~Iow long is It going to tako that
artist to paint. your portrait?
Mrs. Billion—About six works. Y
Mr. Billion—”Gosh! lint he’s an
. , YOnc would imnglnc he
'31:: 3313:... .by the day instead of
the jolt-«Puck.
The Secret of Failure.
i.awyor1-~—Whut was the thing that
IN! to your tiumn-inl dolvnt'all? You.
seemed to be doing :1 good business. I
Bankrupt-mi was; but our: day I
stariod out to are 11‘ i couldf
borrow some money. I found it sol
i
easy that l hunt on borrowings—Roma
erville Journal. 1
Revenge is Sweat.
’1‘
' t
3.5;?) c
Weary-wit i can ilnd the fresh hobo
that marked ”Kind Itoartod1- invalid
Indy" 011 this fence I’ll the happy.
Wiuepid M. D.
"You told him to diet bimsclt,” staid
the young doctor. .
“Wall, yes." replied the old one. "I
told him to‘sat only the plalusst food
and an little an possible."
"Do you think that will help him?”
"it will help him to pay my hill"-—
Philadelphia Press.
A Pecultnrlty Accounted For.
“There's a portaliuritr about the
Russians that l have noticed 'I‘hcy‘
lititti‘ly all scam to have a square.
heavy law."
"I. supports that‘s the result of the
oxarcluc they get through calling one
auotlttu' by animal'wnOhitittso lincord
rim-11111 *
, A Word to the Wise.
Ilnltlmens. pupa Ia enduring tcra
rlbly om goal; it» can hardly more
a foot.
. Augustumlldh Java. MIMI Opiate.
mmotbing—«ahems to tell 11111 t lineal:
im about our engagement to any.
“aw
Limtt‘l to HI: Multan. 1
With-writ I. were to tile. I'nii‘,’ what
‘tvould you .1111 , .
lihtI-«e-I'd be nearly crazy.1
with-Would you marry again?
1 I suppose she thinks. that surely
1 "you don’t mean that you've gonc and
YIIAYS I10 50887177”?
H.‘
YOU CAN SEE THEY'RE MARRIED.
Now‘s the time you see them going
Somewhcro on a little trip.
Everybody’s looking knowing
As heiYnotes the lady's grip
Now. of oourse; the man’s attention
For a doubt leaves little room.
it's superfluous to mention
’Ilhat the pair are bride and groom.
Still, at times they treat each other
With a perfect nucoucern.
Ho his feelings trie'sto smothur,
Looks quite dignified and stem.
Most oedately and domurely
Shc behaves. the tart to hide:
Nono suspects that she's a bride.
Little do they know that littered
Rico grains lie around the aisle,
That is Why the porter littered.
That's what made the .bralmman
smile,
Now’s the time you see thorn going.
In this merry month of June.
Everything about them showing
They are on their honeymoon.
~Chicago Nows.
A WEATHER FORECAST.
“The glass is still rising. though
very unstoady.”-'l‘opeka State .loun
nni. .
Son Needed Training.
Repx'csontuuive Maddox of Georgia
has a son who recently gruduatod
from law school and has hung out his
sltlnglo in Rome. A few days ago
the sun visited Washington and had
a long talk with his father about the
law business.
"Oh. yes, father,” he said, as the
conference neared an dud, ”i've sot»
tied that Blank vs. Blank suit. which
you've had dragging on for the past
yours."
Judge Maddox almost jumped from
his chair.
”Great Scott, boy!" he cxclahucd,
sortie-d that case. Why. I turnod that
over I0 you as 111 life annuity.” \
.lilt no Maddox has announced that
he will retire from congress at tho cud
of his present term. "And i rcckon."
he said in relating the incident. "that
it's a good thing. lily sou hoods initi-
ation .hlto tho practico of law.”-,-
Washington Post.
no'frumo LOAD.
A negro of my acquaintance had
agreed to pay a third of his cotton
.and corn crop to his landlord. Whoa
the season had passed and inquiry
was made why ho had brought 110
corn for rent. he explained:
"Wall, you sea, bass" said he.
"'twuz dis way. I With hooped all
«lat cawn crap on do érouu' . an' i was
gwtne iub haul tWD loads to my crib
1111' 111-111 one load to warn, 1111' two
loads to my, crib agin 1111' one to warn.
l hauled dent fact two loads all right.
1 but dey wasn't at) third can lo' you'
rout.“—~Worid'a Work.
Force of Habit. ,
The master plumbor had become
rich. and was golds abroad tor his
.héalth. (”in tho voyage a school of
whales was sighted and‘thc plumber
was seen to run his bandit in contusion.
,curi‘bus' imationgor. . _
"Ho cant help It " whispnrrd the
contain 1 "Ho Marines each about 111
‘ out n It Dalian! Oullurui
Oh. dollars are curious things. you'll
allow. "
You him make Ilium do 111111111 If you
tonlyiinowb ‘ow...,_
. . bot-re a million you' ro’ Indira
, I ,kmt'u' 1
If ‘liii It‘liill’i'r‘
~.Saturday Evening-Dark Side of a
“Willy is be so happy?" outbid a .
a burst water pipe. to be repaired by 1 Y
hint at his old ram."~1-iltray Stories. _
. 7 ‘ Y 351115
; IIlIedYntul-sil
A. W.Aast1n s,
40 Walt at. Norwaik. Conn.
HOYT’ S THEATR
one 1301.10 mwsYéK,
Commencing Motions-binooiu’s Birth-
Yday
MONDAY FERRY ARY I3TH
Return of the Favorite
.YIYOl-IN A. HIMMELEIN'S BIG COME-
' DY COMPANY.‘ .
“THE IDEALS”
Augmented by
HOWSON'S FAMOUS BAND AND
ORCHESTRA.
Presenting a Repertoire of Complete
Scenic Productions. including
Thursday Eveninnglng of the Dguert
Flick-ii. Eveningo-«Back Among the Old
0 11.
Great City
MATINEES MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
1 AND SATURDAY.
Extra Vaudeville Features.
Splendid Music.
PRICES: ‘
Matinee: ................... 101:. 20c
Evenings .............. 106. 20c 30c
Friday Evening, AMATEUR NIGHT.
Seats on Sale Thursday. Febtuary 9th.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
TUESDAY. FEB. 218T.
Forrester & Mlttenthal‘s
Big Scenic Production.
A Midnight Marriage l
BY HAL REID. »
IDEAS ENTIRELY NEW. PLOT
NOVEL AND ORIGINAL, FULL OF
LIFE. SYMPATHY. LOVE. LAUGH-
TER, PATHOS, TEARS and
GENUINE HEART INTEREST.
Forrester G. Mittentbal Present
America's Greatest Play
A MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE!
By Hal Reid.
A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION.
HANDSOMELY MOUNTED.
CLEVERLY ACTED.
Prices ............ 25c, 350, 50c
Seats on sale. Friday. February 17th.
YYYBoard of Belief.
Notice In hornby given that the
Board of Relief of tho Town of Nor-
walk will moot at. their oilicc. Opera
House Block, on Wednesday, Feb. Int.
1905. from 2 o'clork until 4 o’clock p.
111.; Saturday. I-‘ob. Yttb. from 2‘.11ntll
4 o'clock p. 111; Woduosday evening,
li‘ob. Rib. from ’1' until it o'clock; Sutur-
duy, Fob. ittb. from 2 until 1i o'clock
{1. 1n: Wednesday cvoning. Feb. 15th.
from 7 until 9 o'clock; Tuesday, Feb.
Elsi, from 2 until 4 o'clock p. 1:11.. for
the purpose of hearing and detormluinu
any and all appeals made to thom
from the doing oi tho Assessors on list
of 1004.
They will also meet with the As-
ueShOls as :1 joint board Tuesday, Feb.
21st at i p 111., for tho purpose of abat-
lug tho polls .31 nick and disabled por-
sons
JAMES SU'I‘IIERLAND,
.IARVIti KELLOGG.
(lIIARLES'W. BELL.
Board of Rollct‘. Town of Norngllttf.
South Norwalk
Board of Relief.
W
blotted to flabby given that. the
Board of Relief of tho City of South
Norwnlk. will meet on Wednesday.
p. 111.: Saturday. February 4. 1005, from
2 to Ii o‘clock p. 111.; Waduosday. Fob-
ruary II. from 7:30 to ii p. 111.; lt‘ch-
ruury 15. ill. 7:30 to ii p. m.;' Tuesday.
February 28, at 7:30 to it mm; ‘In the
Council Ohmubor in llln‘viinnu cutout,
In said city. for tho purpose of bonrlns
and determining till appeals trout tho
doingnflot tho :tsnoauors oi said city.
on tho that of 111111., liaiod at. Routh
'Norwailt, January iii. 11111111.
1011111». MMKIION, .1
MATTHEW CORBETT.
tantra. bomb or Rollat.
call around today said 1m your pick
out of a choice lot of American Rita
11 bases. 1lust fl???) 111111151111in sold at
it 0 Oil 11 I 2.1 «
1011c: Wuttéru hit or
a
remedy 101151111111 in
film, film 0119 A: '1
$5000 0.
January 25. 1005, at 71.30 o‘clock to 9 .
‘ - Light Company
Lbs 027. ,00g; Dunkirk. N.
1.415.000.1111 in Cam-
bridge Springs, Pa
W
YSAlalliM. Maria, ii‘tYle. iii-«Fire today
damaged Ibo “(121111111 oi' the Salem Gas
Light Company, causing a loss of $27»
00tl.’l‘hi1blnzo oilginniod in the rctott
bonito Wllli'll was doniroyud together
with the coal sllcds and 2000 tons of
coal 'I‘hc oporatlon or the plant 111s
not 114111011st hampered 1 .
DUNK! IRK. N. Y Fob 10.-‘F‘lro
which brand only early today in tho
drug 11toroot‘.l.ii MYltl’Il‘YIOh‘ oi‘ Broo—
ton, cohnnuulcutod to the storca of W
N. Clark. gt'ocanlcu; Fttrmun tit Coni-
pauy. dry goods: E. C. Illdmuuds. hard-
warn, and tho State Bank of Brocton,
nil oi which were destroyed. Thu Brow
ton Opera House was In tho. Moriclos
building. Total loss. $75 000; insurance
I ‘AMBRIDGRR ." l’ltiNOS “i..l’a, Feb. iii
«A serious lilo is raging at Edinboro.
seven milos north of here. The post
(10111.11 siato nonumi school, nowspupcr
oIllct- li‘lt'ut National Bhuk.11ud sou-11111
othtr hulldi inns aro tinentouod with 11111
utrttrtlon. I’lrn companies from this
pincr have gone to the scene
CLOSE. OF THE CONYVYEYNTION.’
I
Religious Education Association Re.
eive Many Greetings.
BOSTON. Fob. lG.-~No convention
.of an educatinal character hold in Bos-
ton has been 111111 ted by WOW} grout
Inns than those held youtmduy by tho
Religious Education Association and.
thosu nunngtd for today, whcn the;
(11:11111111tlou 11111.11 11 bu brought to (1
1.1101111. 'i‘ho vuriou- scuuions so far 111111.1-
dclcgutcu to the convention, but also
by 111111111 pcoplc 0t t'ircuior Boston who
hat-11 born nIIl‘ut'lt'd by tho NI‘IJlli.‘ and
vnl'itiv oi lht1 topics discussed by tin:
upoulti 1.1:. The lntcros' in today‘s
nicoti111;;, (cultured laruply 111 ilw sus
slob oi“ Illt‘ goncrztl convention. at
which l’reitidcnt F‘unncn, of Emma I311.
ivrrnity was to prosont the most im-
porinnt pnpor of 1111.1 entire convention.
This was to ho a survey or the pro- .
gross 111111111 in religious and moral cd- Y
111111111111 during 1111.1. proccdinar your.
Fl'csldoni Il‘nunco was chosen to make
a randy of this nature at the that con
vontlon. which Wits held in Philadel-
phia. Previous to this address. tin:1
ar‘i-‘iixfliltlflll had arranged to ell-ct its:
olllr-rru for the ensuing your.
BARON KANEKO T0 LECTURE AT
boon 1111.11111ch1 not only by accredited *1
DRESSMAKERS ANDY HYOUS
John Clark's 200 yd. spool Cot-
ton, white and black, 21: spool.
Dewitt: Hook and liyos. tho.
best. of all. regular 101:, 1111111, no.
. Cahnac [look and Eye ruguiar
151: at 2&0... ,
t‘Yliuton Sutoty Plus. all sizes va-
1110 up to 7c. 1;an to dot:
Onlmac Barr-1y i’lus
sale 2341?.
Vitamin Plus. 300 in paper. the
boot lie and 7c pin madc, sale 3c.
Pent) Buttons value 71': at 41‘
Oriental Silk 01141 hundrod run.
the doz.
Chiffon Collar l1‘oundntion, 11.111111-
lnr 10c. at tic.
Kid Curlers, all sizes. or.
Ironing Wax, with small
dip. to.
. tiU inch Tape Measure, tr.
1 :l yd. Corset. Laccrs, value 31', at
(.3.
5c Aluminum Thimble. at 311..
40 Assorted Mourning Pius. 1c.
Assorted Hair Pin Cabinet. va-
lue So. at «to.
Best, lint Elastic. 2c yd.
Kora lloso Supporters,
251:, at lilimc.
25c quality Scissors 121.911.
Stephenson Britwkoeping down
the waist and tho skirt np—«mgu-
lar 250. at 17c.
indies Deioigbt Waist Runner,
regular 100. We
1113c Quality Shell hair pins Sc
I 02
1'11] no tic,
hun-
regular
m.- -...
NOTION SALEmFon ‘ Wo Days ~
, 1 ‘ Saturday and Monday
, BY ATTENDING THIS IMPORTANT SALE,
1‘ UIIEI-‘UL To THE nnassmnkfinon HanEKEEPER Is HERE AT
3.91 REMARKARYLE neooo'rtotv- -
Saturday and Monday Only
EKEEPERS OAN STUDY ECONOMY
EVERYTHING THAT'S
too and [71' Bat-rotten, l’Ir‘.
Battcnberg Braids, :lti yd: top
1911. value 361?.
Ladies' Stock Collars, rnchina
top (new) value 25c suietil inc.
Odd lot of now Collars. tops and
. Stocks v11 attic 191', L511 and dim
sale 100.
6 in. Pomnadour Ribbon. 111111111”
.100. at. 3‘iL‘
Val. Laces. nitsortod patterns. 1'11-
1rl11e 3c. 40. 5c and be yd.. rholco,
11' yd.
Black 'I‘at’tctn Ribbon. No. ill. "11
was 12c
Black ’I‘al’i‘ota Ribbon No. it; 9.1,
was 15c.
Black ’I‘at‘t‘ota Ribbon, No. 3‘1,
lie. was 18c.
Black Taffeta Ribbon. No. ~10.
130., was 210.
Black 'I‘nt‘t‘cta Ribbon. No. tit),
lilo, was 281:.
'Black Taffeta l'iihbou, No. loll,
17o, was $2511..
’1‘01'cl10n,-anes. various Widths,
worth 5c. Go, To and 1011. We haw
iii‘tccn thousand yards to soil at
21/20.
Comfort I’owdor. small slams,
rogular 25c. sale 14c.
Blndcr‘s Tar Soup, vniuo lilc,
sale. Itic.
Fatty Soap regular be at .I‘pYuL‘
Iiish Linen Writng Papcr.
11111 150. snlo 8c.
Wrist Bags, value $1.00, at. f-dc.
\'II
FILIPINOS IN KENTUCKY.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 16.-Nearlv 3110
Filipinos.comprising the battalion of
Philippine Scouts. who worn at tho
YALE.
NIC‘” II AVI1‘N I‘cb Iii-Bn1on lion
tatoli’aneko. the special til1'0'1 oi
the Japanese govctntncnt in this coun
try has urtaugtd to deliver an ad
dress upon the situation in the East
bclom the students and [11111th of
Yaloifuircrslty on . the evening 01‘
Murboh
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE CHIEF
SUSPENDED. .
SAN FRANCISCO. Fob. it‘m-As a
rosult ol' the recent scandals in illt: pt»
“('0 dnum'ttnont in connection with
gambling in this Chinese quartur, (Thicf
oi Polico Wittman has boon suspended
from duty on charges oi incompctcncy
and nonioct oi' duty.
Nc.‘l~~"Somobody told no.1 today that
I was handsome."
llolll1w“‘Whon was that?”
Noll- «"Toduy.”
lhllv .- No: I mean uhon worn v.ou'
I
i
'ii’orlrl's I~‘.1it',l1nve loft in :1 spacial
Ytinin for Fort Thomas, Ky. 'l‘hcy
till] he quartered thoro lot a limo pie
.pmatory to their doparture for Wash
lunton, D C... to take part in the in-
annotation 13111111110111115 after which
tbcy will rtcurn to tho i’hiliplnc lsv
lands.
TORPEDO BOATS FOR SALE. .
\1'IC’1‘ORIA.’B. 0.. Feb. lt‘..——~As a re.
sult of the abandonment of the Eu-
'qnimnult naval station two torpedo
boats are offered for sub1 at public
auction. The ndvcrligmnoni rognrdlng
the sales says the vessels huvo been
roudcrod until [or naval service and
the hurt bust-11's will be required to sat-
Isiy tho naval authorilics that they
will not be would to belligeronts.
RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS.
BOSTON. Fob, lii.~—Arrivc~1i: I’onl-
111'1111111. from tllascow; Enropc. from
um
I.—
WE AR
Drop in Fresh Country Eg
duction. Delicious Cofiec and
Grapes, Oranges. Etc.
on we will 1.1.1.11
ahoold bring you
.1\III\\11l'll
TELEPHONE 3251-4.
E «1'
When it comes to value giving:
bring the price down or to make a bigger profit.
"Have you had any nice. new dishes
since you got that expensive cook?"
“You. ton or u dozen. Silo smashes
.j . 1111111) as the old ono did.“
Cleveland Plain. Dealer.
onoan or ~011ch Y Y
I'iihtrlvt of Ndrwnlk. 1:11., Probntn
Court. Fcbt'uary Nth A, D.. 1905.
Estutt1 of liczcklnh Raymond, late
of Norwalk. in said District. deceased.
Whereas. written application has
been madc to this (‘ooit for adminis
trntion ot‘ the estate or said 'dccoased
not {Idlllllliflt‘l l'.t‘tl
Ortlcml That said application be
heard and dciurminud at the Probate
Oillco in Norwalk, on tho Slat day of
February. 1005. at to o‘clock i'orunoon;
and that nuhlic notico Ilneroof bu giv-
en to all portions interested theroin
by publishing this order in 11 newspa-
per having a circulation in said Dis»
trict, :11 lcnst lIVi‘ days bctorc said
day (11’ Marina.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
YFt‘Il. It} It
We do not skimp the quality to
We believe can
customers prefer a good quality and we always see that they get it'.
from 4°C to 351; dozen; home pro-
5,
Yeas. Cheese and Butter.
Fancy Table Beets. excels anything you have had in this line.
12 and 151: can.
appeal to your palate.
Small. sweet. tender and fine texture, which will
Luxury Spinach. Fresh Spinach 15 high and poor. 0111' Luxury
Brand Canned Spinach excels the fresh stock
1
Asparagus Tips. Tender and delicious, one of the finest canned
vegetables you can put upon your table.
LEADING GROCER
Y Owing to the success 91 our late on Granulated 81191111. Cocoa and Pota-
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