m . ' n ,, a v. will be protested at Hoyt’s retro. ' ‘ tomorrow afternoon and evening. was the iirst successNI short of that Witt-y pluy‘v‘vtlght George H. Broadhurst. it was that produced at the Manhattan wt have been swallowed up he sea hedililrs 12,134.. accord: ' tiist v'both ,wero- working . a side 6f" the street. All sisth’ deteriorates "'gl‘ttdually at- , Le! milling. A medical expert says fireduets offered to the consumer in the ordinary state is unfit for food. in Mexico this is thoroughly understood. Lge: Isthmus,“ Pan- . the Culeb‘ra out 5‘ inll': ads. vilhtcavatsf encir: ohmpany 1: cents a cubic yard was done log “19 down to 40 cents. il‘ive terse . cavators of an order 0: twenv ‘ not. to surreal. and it sea .‘ level ca 81. Probably either the 904005 ' or the sea level will be adopted. The new alloy called lnvar. consist- ing of steel mixed with about 26 per cent. of nickel, which ls placticaliy in- variable in volume with ordinary changes of temperature, has recently been adopted by Swiss watchmahsrs fun making balances in the madority of vthelr best timepieces. The dampen. satlon for temperature thus obtained _. is‘ superior. to any v hitherto known. For many years watchmakers have struggled with an outstanding trouble in the best compensated chronometers. ly to the nonlinear variation of the elasticity of the steel of the hair spring. ny this use of layer Dont's'o’r- ~ for may be practically eliminated. ._.,....- FEMININE TOPICS. "* The woman whotindsfr kept sham- poos iniurlous can do glitch tott'ard keeping her hair clean If she will spend a. considerable time each day finishing it with a thoroughly clean brush. Tans and browns am going to be very pepularu with our wcll- dressed men for shirtings. The increased fullness of the tops of the clowns tends to broodoii the already b t'ahoulder effect. Plaids ans éc‘ up very conveniently in the new skirts which do not call for many seams. The raspberry shades which are be- ing used by tile better milllnersL are taking well, . There frilly‘7‘il‘e some who like to .‘I o . learn how to b_ Liukey, prepare fruit Builds: undso ”$66,911 lsMs spy walr‘opli'iste' for orma ’lunc 0115. who would not care to Join in Hartford . School of Housekeeping classes. ”Phase wean be taught .privatwely indeed. .the “school standa' ready to meet the de- mands of all who want to. India ally- thing about cooking. ' Even the guipender: dretiis which.” is worn by girls "as old as sixteen years gives evidence of the popularity of the surpllcs effect, the straps which go rover the shoulders crossing where they widen at the belt in may: ..-L.L.,, 3. Slime one might like to be reminded of that delicious way of serving 'égfis by beatg the. ”Whites to’n fro, l. b‘u‘ ding a" lot this froth on '1" lies of' I toast and putting the yoke in the nest , L hot. in the oven long enough: to Lhiigilii‘y" cook the egg. . People hardly ever have had enough tempers to get. in, a rage with the ones that «loservc lt—~l.bomsclvos. . The ,_ e olm9frd Hotel a- L m iLIeAN'r some or shows ‘ wrm mums earns AT . vf‘fl‘flmVl FHIOII. JDIIPH L. WALL Pree- Also » Preprigtorfiloiei Mshsoksino. “it,“.l» .v Tellinhens' 298. .L :, atom: can CENT.. .. Inrsnnsr , .. ’ ‘1 l t. v ‘3. on“. I‘» “i Mi ran 15 time s or ,.~,ui true AOOLIJMDM lax-iv 3 7;. meals 315.000.000.49 or knewn as “Dent' is error, ” duo pr-incipal- ~ messing” of trulus " Length and Concerts swuz. orlsnd sub holy-«wiles LMmga ‘ ready hostile loint uniform“ Completed may 15 ‘ GONDO swimerisnd Feb Memora- lug of the Simpler tunnel through the Alps was completed at 7: 20 o’clock this "'hlornlng: This work who commenced in 1895. The meeting of the two bor- ing parties (Swiss and itsllan) was signalled throughout Switzerland by ringing of church bells and salutes by canned. . Many unexpected obstacles were en countered. the most serious being hot springs, which threatened to wreck the whole enterprise. and a tempera- ture which at one time rose to 131 degrees Fahrenheit, making a dentin. €933,999” found means ot cooling the hop ere. ‘ . air but the borers have met it wnl enable the water accumulated in the not-til gallery to be drawn off. The work of preparing the tunnel for a. pesmanent way will be pushed as rapidly as possible. and it Is hoped to inaugurats the tunnel about March 20 The length of the Simplon Tunnel from Brigs, in Switzerland. to lseile. on the thaliau side of the mountain, is about 12 miles. Work was begun over seven years ago. A very hard forma- tion rock was encountered at the out- set 'on the Iselle side. After the boring had been pushed about two miles powerful cold springs were met. from which poured more than 500 gallons of water a. minute and for a time caused a suspension of all work on the itallan aide Hardly had this difficulty been overcome when about. 200 feet further on a stratum of shifting .n at. . encountered and the further tunneling of about 150 feet required six month's 3991.; and an expenditure of over Slot) The greatest diflhculty enounterod was last September, when hpthaber boxiu to pour into the tunnel and denied in further suspension of work for several- months. . Onatho Swiss or northern side there exists an accumulation of water which Was. expected to precipitate to liaiian side so seen as the two squads of Work- died meet. undefithc mountain and the . greatest precautionsmavo been- taken to prevent a catastrophe The construc- tion company has contracted to have the tunnel ready for trellis on May 15. under a heavy penalty, but owing to :he" unexpected difficulties it is not likely should the contract be broken that penalty will be enforced by the Swiss and Italian governments who have Jointly financed the undertaking share and share'aliko at thecost of 515 000. 000 50 soon as the boring is thoroughly completed and the track laid, a small- ‘91: one is to be constructed parallel to the large. onc,‘which‘ will be increased in size so as to permit of traffic. both ways at the. same time. in the mean- while a switching station is to be con- siructod about half way inside the large tunnel. so as to alien for the The piercing of tile-Gimmes is re- garded as being one of tho gr engineering achievements of t "1-“; oANsunv TEAM WON. age. Only Two Members of Company F Team Able to Go to D‘snbury. A_ basketball team “resenting Com’puny lv‘ bout to Danbury last ov- chin and played the Company G of that city.- 9. Dauburyites were victorious by the score of ill to li.’ ‘v}.Thore' were but two members of the. regular Company Mom on the live w it-b represented the company ‘il'lsl "hi it: these being Thomas Dorm-y and Boiler The others were mem- bars of lilo Montspk log (it the regulars only one was in ginstitution to play. Seller. Dornoy was still suffer .ing from a strain he received In a game Monday night with tho Xavier LDoaI' 'Mutes at the Norwslk Armory. ' Notwithstanding the handicap, how ever. the Norwalk five put up a strong game. The first. half ended in layer of Donllury.~ 22 to 5. The lineup .uud score of the gums ‘ follows: Company F. Company G. 'I‘. ilorney ............... .itoupp flight Forward. LNadin ..... ...... ..... lichens heft Forward Boiler .lluutor. Murphy Center. Dorncy. ....... .. lioim . . -, itight Guard iiyatt................ .l'iko [sift Gusrdw li'icltl (ionism'l‘. Dorsey, .l. Scilur.l thou p. 7: Hunter (I: Plkc.1; llclm. Foul Lino Goals-«Natilu' ii; '1‘. Der L2; chose 2. ' nor. 1. First Half-MOO. li‘. Ii: Co. ll. 22. “Fianna-Cu. 11:00. O. M. Referee—«Albert Orlurml, Nerwaik. illhpir.c-Mr Wilson. Danhury. . , OONOEALIO. Oupld was about to attack the heart Let it ”onion gir’. ‘ "Ami Iwill you use vu furor . . Pt.) Odoursc uht' riemddeil the little god “l'll use an icepick.’ ~ And then he slipped on a .fur tipped cost and sallied forth. I; an arrow?" she Shem-"What in steam by the pipe of Insane?” Hea‘flnu't imagine! Never yoi. lilllukcti a pipe in the house. but my wife made a fuss about iti"—-Dctrolt Free firsts. .. . M“ uance of the work impossible until the - L market. test . toyed an uninterrupcd run of over 200 lghth. It has since become the stan- ‘ dard of excellence for Farce Comedy v food we attenuhear the expression. “nits y as funny as Jones. " at Happened To" Jones" is inton- dad for laughing purposes. solely and it has succeeded to its mission. The Fares tells how Richard Heatherly cu~ 921$ ed to Marjorie (loudly, induces her er, Ebenezer Goodly.l’ro lesser of Anatomy. to attend a price fight with him; use theipdlico arrived at an in- opportune moment and how Jonesut it v“ commercial traveller and a stranger In Ltown. aids Wanner Goodb- and Rich~ are and escape the police and take refuse in their house. where he poses as the Bishop o‘i' Bailyrat who is ex- pected on a visit from Australia, to throw the police. off the trial. ‘ The unhappy Ebenezer deludas his wife as to the Bishop's Identity. under the threat of Jones to drag the Profes- sor Into the police-court with him. as on older and shelter a prizoehghting The Professor’ 9 two daughters and his lovely ward Cissy don tk'now the Bish- op of Baliyrst from Adam, and willing- ly accept Jones as their relative and bestow upon him all kinds of endear» monts much to his delight. Ho hugs and kisses them ad. lib. and when chided by the Professor. claims the privilege of an uncle During the complications the real Bishop of Ballyrat arrives. and the good man is subjected to the rudest kind of treatment to prevent discover- ing the. imposition put. up by Jones. MW RED MEN'S ENTERTAINMENT AND MASQUERADE‘BALL. The annual entertainment and mas- querade ball of Uncas Tribe of Red Men. will be swap in Music Hall, South Norwalk. Monday evening. March 6.‘ Elaborate arrangements have been made to make this chair surpass the attraction of last year and the committee which has been at. work for u long time feel satisfied that their efforts will be realized Prof. Dillon of New York who is familiar to audiences here, will have full charge of the entertainment and will be as- sisted by Miss Haistead. soprano. and Miss Pratt. contraito soloist. Both these ladies are highly recommended by Prof. Dillon and all certainly should hear them. Prof Linxweiier's orches- ire of Iwolve pieces will furnish mu- 4.. and he has comprised two numbers especially for the occasion The grand . v ll be one of the finest features and will be led by a committee in ros- tume of sixteen couples. who will do a fancy march previous to picking up the couples for the grand march Mr Mc- Namara has charge oi the decorations. which will be on an elaborate scale. A costumer will be in attendance Tick— ets are selling rapidly and the success of the affair is already assured Tick- ets are on sale at. the Clifford Phar- macy Coleman's news stand, thlp- Iey ti. Clark' s. Pohlmanhs Steinwald's and Plaisted's drug store. or from all members. if you appreciate a first class entertainment of this kind you should attend. See announcement in the amusement column of this pa- per. OVERHEARD ON THE ROAD. Friend—"So you have named your new racing automobile 'Kuropatkin?’ ” Chauffeur—~“ch and i feel like Port Arthur " Friend—"How so?” Chauffeur-w] vo had so many falls." Even though a man retires \quntar- .ily it Is nwful hard for him to like the one who succeeds him. SPECIAL ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " CITY" MEETING. Mayor‘s Other. South Norwaik. Conn. 'To Joseph it Taylor Clerk of the City . of South Norwalk. Sir: a-v—By 'nuthorllyx vcslcd in me as Mayor. and by request. of the Council of said city. 1 hereby direct you to glue notice to the legal voters of this city that n spot-Nil city meeting will be held at. Arlen llall, on Wednesday. Mulch lsl.100_0. at 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of making an addition- at: fippromlotion of not to exceed 515.- 000.00 for the building and completing of a sitter filter for this city. and to celieiilér and take such action as may be dot-mod advisable in relation to any bills of legislation now pending before the General Assembly of this State. South 24th. 'lil05. Nurwuik, Conn, February (‘liAltillilisl ll DOW. Mayor. The above is it true copy of the or igiuui warrant. Attest: .lOieiiill’lllthTAl’bon, ' City Clerk. 1 (24 3t ORIJE‘J!w OF NOTIOI. Dilurict of Norwnlk. m., Probate Court February 23, A 1).. 1005. u. .. u...“ been mode In this court for the admin. siou to probate of a certain written instrument as and for the will of Wlh Iism M Saunders, late of Norwulk. in said district. «incensed. Ordered Thai ushi dpplicuiiou be heard and determined at the Probate (lilies In Norwolk on the 21' um illumination of 10 oclock forcuuml; and that until to notice thereof be giv- ch in oil persons interested therein by publishing this order in u unwoun- loci buying it citrulutlon in fluid Ills- I."..Iill ui luust flip duys bufdiu unlll tilt) of lituliu v [2 ‘. HENRY W GREGORY. ‘ i ll, . Thostre. New York City where it on- . Whereas. written application has, novels circadian-v oNs my duty. SATURDAY, FYKBNUAHY 25, MAT ME; AND NIGHT. Dig Revival of GEORGE H. IROAD i HILLARIOOBR:UFFIGIBNOY, ‘ “What Happened To Jones” As Played filr TWO HUNDRED NIGHT“, ”I!“ 9""1. ”it? "a Na Yo Funniest Plsy in Twas Years. “Hs Catches 'ranm coming and Going " Mstlnsl 150.2». Evening; 572.3th Seats on in. Tuesday. February 21. GRAND ’ BALL JOHN HOLLY ASSEMBLY. NO. 295. NATIONAL SLAVONIC SOCIETY, . in AsioN HALL, souTN NORWALK. ruesoAv EVENING eases loos. Tlpage by svsc'a L'oacHssrnA eket Issuers-Is seems Ar 3 O'CLOOK. ” ANNUAL Entertainment and M tequeradch ill UNCAS raise, No. 26. Red Men? MUSIC HALL, SOUTH NORWALK. MONDAY EVE" MARCH Gill 1905. Music by Prof Linxweilers Orches- trn. 12 pieces. Entertainment by Prof. J. F Dillon. Humorisl, assisted by Miss Dorothy Holstein], soprano. and Miss Pratt, contralto. all of New York city . i Superb Grand March Grand Array of Gestumos. Doors open, 7 30; Entertainment at ti; Grand Marth ll O‘Clock Sharp. A costumer will be in attendance. Regular Tickets. 50c; Balcony Tickets. 25c; Box Seals, 91.00: 1101.6 Tickets, 95 00. Tickets on sale at Clifl'ord Phar macy. Colemen' s Whelpley A Clark' s, l’ohlmnnfis Steinwaid's Market l’laisv beds Drug Store. Valid from all mom- ers Right Reserved to Reject Objection able Parties. Board of Belief: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Relief 0 the Town of Nor- walk will meet a their once. Opera House Block, on Wednesday, Feb.1st. 1905. from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock p 111.: Saturday, lv‘e .lth’. from 2 until 4 o'clock p m.; odnesday evening. Feb 8th. from 7 until 9 ociock; Satur- day, lv‘cb. 11th. from 2 until 4 o'clock p m., Wednesday evening, Feb 15th, from 7 until Sunblock: Tuesday Feb. 21st from 2 from 4 o'clock p. ml. for the pur pose of hearing and determining any and all appeals made to them from the doing crud Assessors on list of 1904. _ They will .alsoomost with- the As- sessors as a ioipi gird Tuesday, Feb. 21st, at 4 p. m., for he purpose of abat- ing,thc polls of sick and disabled per. sons. ' JAMES SUTHERLAND. ' JARVIS KELHOGG, CHARLES W. BELL. Board of Relief. Town of Norwalk. I20 tf South Norwalk Board 'of Relief. ”—4....— Notice is hereby given that the Board of Relief. of the City of South Not-walk. will most on Wednesday, January 25. 1905, at 7:30 o‘clock to 9 p. up; Saturday. February 4, 1005'; from 2 to 5 o’clock p. 111.; Wednesday, Feb- ruary 8, from 7:30 to 9 p. in; Feb- ruary 15, at 7:30 to 9 p. up; Tuesday. February 28. at 7:30 to 9 p. in; ‘in the Council Chamber in llhvilsnd street, in said city. for the purpose of hearing and determining all appeals from the doings of the assessors of said city. on the list of 1904. Dated at South Norivulk, January 10, 1900. JOHN ll‘. M'MAHUN. MATTHEW COitBlilT'i‘. hill-(28 Board of ticket. 8 “FOX. - THE LADIES' TAILOR. begs to announce to the ladies that he is prepared for the coming spring with the Les PersIenucn fashion plates; also the new style suntiliu contain lilliltll‘IltIIiv tuucy mohair sult- iugn. Prices of suits front 525.00 up. Perfect fit worshiped. All kinds of wmll towoar Clothes for ladies only. We II surely get your money's worth at my store. I have it also litre of siiik Striped Wuisiu. nil commit We him. more articles. which we earshot use space to mention. Buttons coves oil from any goods you wish. (lull In before going olsewhtvr c. Judge. books of all kinds. of goods. which also . Moino street. There was a large at uni evening was a his for dancing ami'quito s few guests from out of town took part. Cream Lllld cake were soiled during the even- as. composed» of W. J. l haley, N M. isokson. George Pollard and Charles urn v.1 I mm m...“ -«-_e....... . ”9...... .-.~..~.—... Greater Baruains Than Ever in the areal Clearance Sale D. Gottlieb CLOTHING. SHOES AND FURNISHINGS. . 71 North Main street, South Norwslk The AB. 0. capsules The A. B. c. Ospsuigs are still on top; they are positively the prompt- . test remedy for all colds and the grip. 259A, sox. INSIST 0N HAVING THE GENUINE. lilo lciifussL Pharmacy. O NO MAIN ST; w NORWALK. There is No Mistake taking it. it pays promptly. it pays In full it pays to parties entitled to it. No lawyers to pay. No revenue stamps. No tax. No trouble. 40 years doing business. Correspondence solicited. Conn. General’ Life lns. C0,. of Hart- .thlrd. ‘FRCD'K. H. FIELD. General Agent. N.s Ferguson, Dwight upholding, Special Agents. UNITED BANK BUILDING. Telephone 353—5. WALTHAM WATCHES are the best. Mechanical precis- ion. perfectimaterisl and careful finish are the features that have made Waltham Watches the best In the world. in gold gold filled and silver cases at A. W. Austin’s, 40 Wall St. .. milieu-walk. Conn. W Goods that Please 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST Pk. 190. Norwaik ladle. No. 2.881, U f). 0. i‘., celebrated Waslllugtous Birthday. Wednesday eilbuillg, with u. social and . dance at Grand Army Hall in South lcnduucc and u very lively and pleas- eyed. Shcpurd’s erotic rnL furnished mu. The committee on t o affair was " about. Life Insurance unless you miss ' Se. Norwaik, Ct. A25 KEEP BUSY EETWEEN BEEN ANALYl TEHHCTO. ONE-T i No 2. ~72 x 90 Bleached Sheets. Sale, 7.50 Sale. 000. No. 7.——Ladies’ Loco Trimmed regular 81. 00. Sale. 75 c Worth 16c and 25c. Bale. lo. 52. 50. Special 51. 95. entoed lining, correct style, value No 17. “Flannelstto Wrappers. and 81. 50. Choice, 85c Sale, the. No 19. ~‘Dr. Woodbury‘ s Facial No. No. No. No. No. No. Saturday, February Twenty fifth. SPECIALS Axe” EVERY ITEM FROM ONE TO TWENTY- FIVE l8 STERLING: EVERYBODY i3 INTEREOTEDIN ECONOMY; SEABONO A ITI UL‘AT TH 8v UAL SATURDAY TRADE BY OFF NO TO M E E U D AND FOUND F iii!) LESS THAN YOU WILL. FIND TH No. 1.-Blsaohed Turkish Towals, regular tile on. No. 3—-5-i in. Broadcloth brevm. black and blue. No. 4,456 in. Granite Cloth, black or hide, regular price. 51.00. No. 5.—-Plesscd Glass Water,,'l,‘umblors. regulanpljoodfic.8ale.19c. No 6.——Eight Quart Enamel Sauce Pans, regular 39c. No.8 8'.-—Mene All Linen Hematitched H’d'f‘s. reg" me. No. 9. wliadics and Mons Umbrellas. fast colors, American Taffeta No.- 10. —-l.adics Fast Black Seamless Hose, value 10c, at 50. No. 11 .—-—.Nos 22 and 40 Black Taffeta Ribbon, 11c .and‘ tile per yard No 12 .——Val. Lace and Insertion in various patteras,‘vnlue to and 5c. No. 13. —New White Waists, 1905 mode. No 14. *Ladies' Jap Silk waists, new spring styles big value at t . No.15.‘-—-Ladles Tan Covert Jackets. new spring models with guar- No. 16 ——Ladies‘ new Walking Skirts of fine quality. mannlsh mix- tures, very pretty styles, faultless make. No. 18. ~Tooth Brushes in a splendid quality, value 15c and lilo. 20 ~Men's Suspenders, good elastic. value 25c. 21 .--—84 Broivn Sheeting, Worth 20s, at 17c. 22. —-Victor Flour Selves, value 15c Sole, 10c. 23.-—~Ea.rthen Cuspadors. regular 15c. Ear-Whitewash Brush. regular value 25c. 25.—-Boys' Knee Pants, value 50c, at 96s.. v' 25 WE WANT TO VAL it‘s. ‘rHA'r HAVE ALao ROM ONE-hUAR. EM ELIE. Bale. 7c. good weight. regular 50c. Salty 33c. regular 5100 §RINO 2.5 BFEOT‘. Sale. 2.9c Sale, tic. Sale. 10c. Handkerchiefs. value he. value 51.25. . Sale 51. 00. $10. 00. Sale. ‘98." 50 Value $6 50, at 55. 00. small lot former price 81. 00 sins Soap value 25c at 150. ‘. . Sale, 17c, . Stile lilo ‘, Sale/19c. One of the strangest railroad acct. dents on record is reported from Hom- mond. Ind. A hotelkcepsr. Charles Stahlbobm. was driylng home one night last week. and coming in a rail road track, tried to drive. his hor-es sci-one ahead of the fast freight The engineer did not. even know that he had hit anything but kept up the mud of his engine until he pulled m a station fifteen miles beyond the scene. Then he got. down to all his see Stablbohm sitting on the cow» catcher. a whip In one :hand and the ends of some roles In the other. He shook him a few times, and when the hotelkeepcr came to he asked where his hat and horses were. He did not Lhnow that the train had made them . into soap slot-Lt A woman never really can hate an- (other who hasn't as good clothes as I She has. Tel. Call 322-4. _..- Strange"Railresdeecidsnt. “ engine and was slightly startled to" AN ENTHUSIAST. There‘s Bill—l see you neicr seen A feiior that' s h 5 beat. , ,- .;t on idiut. slick an' clean... A ratln' cool complete. He's alus tryin' suthin‘ Which No man 0' sense would .dast; But som'ehclalmsl that's because he's one ' A great enihoosiaet. . l . He'll iigger out a poulry'ysrd‘ From one lone speckled hen. A naught an' one. it isn'tvhard To make appear like ten. Mebbe the rest. of us id‘slow, But he‘ s a night too fast. Or would he—if we didn't, knew Hes on euthoosiast. . You just give Bill a plot 0' need An' he has got a crop. . ‘A A cast-off horseshoe‘s all he'll ‘nccd To start a blacksmith shop, He'd build a house with half a brick An' live in it at last. . lt's Latin for a loonatlc.‘ That word "enthoosinst." "siness Bull ts. Fancy Fresh Made Creamery Butter. Strictly home gathered Eggs. Fins Double Cream Cheese. Fancy Table Beets. 12 and 15c can. 3 cans Cream Corn. ass: 3 cans Tomatoes. 95c. Luxury Spin- Wash 18: can; elegant. 3 lbs. Prunes, 25c. English Smoked Bloaters, a for so. Fancy New Nomay Blaster Mackerel. tuce. Celery. Brussel Sprouts. toes. Sweet Potatoes 25c lb. Coffee ea Booted Head Let- Cranberries. New Bermuda Pots- Grap'e Fruit. Oranges. Bananas. Apples. The finest pure N. O. Molasses' in town. 60c gallon; try it. Put our other anything you are getting at 30c 1b. . tell us about it. Our Specie Tea at soc has made lots of friends. Our 60c lb Tea is the pride of our store. Be sure and call On Saturday. LEADING GROCER. FANCY MAINE Hormone. Charles E. ,eymour SO. NORWALK. CONN. we. if you have trouble getting nice potatoes. If you are dissatisfied witn.L - the kind you are getting. we advise you to try some of our Fancy Mountain Stock at the price quoted. us send some hems‘fbr you. They seek dies while and meaty. Lst Orson 7U Still putting out to Hunt stamps with 5 lbs. Best Rolled Oils, 9 to Hunt Stamps with M, lb. Black P399": r to Hunt Stamps wtth Large Bot. Salad Oil . 5 Hunt Stamps with Grain-0 or Pestum Cereal. 2 , 24c with Qt. lot. 5 Hunt Stamps Iluinq, . .Fuli Cream Cheese, ha, 150. 250 as, Walter Baker's or Monarch Cocoa at 113 guntTStamps with y, in. last as 13 Hunt 9t:mps with V; lb. Fancy No. 22"!“ 10° to Hunt London with y, lb. Choice lilo ll H'uht blames with 1 lb. Chaise the 301 Hunt Stamps with i lb..esst No. 20s "on 3T 30L Hunt Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy 0, No. 2 Tea. 3 Glfll Red Ripe Tomatoes, Are you collecting Hunt Stumps, if so, how do those offers strike you? 256 as 25 Hunt Bumps with 1 lb. Gliding“ 18¢: per can 260 A AAA-4“ 10 Hunt Stumps with 1 Java a. Means Coffee. 8 Hunt stamps with 1 in. Java 5. Msriosillo coffee. 9 25¢ ib. - last i invites Goff». .5 Hunt studies with 1 lb. Bast lilo Coffee ‘ 190 5 Hunt stamps with 31/3 lbs. lest Ric -. . 25o .s- .4 118 Washington at. he. Nerwsiit. . st MAIN on, v ' seamen. coNN. * .V Norwsilt's littlest Grocery Stores. . continuum cohhiiorlon. .i. 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