Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 4, 1905 · page 2

 

 

 

 
 
 

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city has of these Ion-en;
n a much-Improved con it
rat: health better com II-

b and purer hood,

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1m «talent and their medicine felled to
did the pellet. A friend induced Int

W YORK. March 3 «Fred 111er

1m. s waiter, Who [eve his residence *

‘ d No. 72 Bowery, was arrested In the
corridor of the City Trust Cummings

hiltidl
butt on
sthtsd.

the well known millionaire.

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religf6
the company thttt he wanted to strait
Mr. Grimmins to death. being In
s‘p’ 6d to do so by Jesus Christ. its
VdogdttiEdd that Mr. Crimmlns was In a

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File Wai street detective bureau we;
called up by odlcera of the edit
Gompeny. dud detectives turbo
plies ands he“
“1‘ coniii ersble trouble,
- brought to the Center Street police

cont-f.

lltd.

" physicians without any benefit. I

then s

Tar. and my lungs are now as senor
n a bullet.
Vanced
Honey and Tar stops the cough sac
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results from a cold.

rules.

BUNGLAR NOT IDENTIFIED.
Stats and Railroad Police warning or

HARTFORD. March t—The body a
the unknown burglar who who the
through the head by Station Merit A‘
pert A. Burnham at the Unlonviiir
Railroad atatton, is still at the under
taking rooms in tlnlouvllle
three o'clock this afternoon nobody
has Identified it.

Beversi strangers were In Unionvlllt
teddy most of them trout nearby town
who came to use out if mhm “QT man
had evpr- been seen by to
detectives arrived early this torenoor
and are
a careIul instantiation. Who they are
and why they are there, was not mad

(interludes F. Vulielly. head of thv
be that he has been lost. strayed. ‘or
I mm Mitt HIrtIord Railroad 0.9111.

13th.

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nostt ed
thlrd rims-Miami.

Mr. Forehand has received a this
gram of donvrntuistion from suceriu
mdent Daniels of the Air bins. North
solemn division.

Al'tttt't’VUNV “i”! VOUNG L'ADY.
Miss seem.
Rochester}
strum

toiry fir. David itsehedys Invent
humanly Inset tit handout It Y.

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‘l‘b’yKILL JdHN b. OHIMMINI.
“towel grants Who Seems to Have

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built first: and substitute the Chili
olic in its pi ace.

.Inzihbam was Invited to take a lost

He Will undoubtedly be committed
to Bellevue Hospital in order to have
his unity innuired Inio

Fortunately Mr crimmlns was lot:
In arriving at his omce today.
come there lust as the detectives Wer
strugglink with their prisoner.

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CUREb HEMORRHAGIB or ‘l'H!
LUNGI.
"devote. more since my lungs were

so bsdly effected that I told many hats
orrhasea." writes A. M like of

alleles: Mania.

yesterday morning, where
ed tor the express purpose he
of killing John D. cumulus,

hath.- who is believed to he s
It fanatic, told the secretary o

to overthrow the. Proms

rdlused. and said he would wel
rimmins. in the corridor

rust
to th
lng’raham' a neck AI
be we

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He

Wood
“1 took treatment with severe

cried to take Foley' s Honey air
I recommend III th ed
stages of lung trouble." Folsy' r

Refuse substl
Sold at Piatsted's drug store”

 

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Unlonvliie Mystery.

Up I:

Itherc yet. They are maltiu'

irrived In Unicnville to Invent
He went over the around
i scent sud left on sistv
e wt I make his report to the

srtln. in North Paul
.Y.. um: 1 suites“
kidney combinintwnosie

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I one the dead.
II mistake.

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new prs ._ ally to sip
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truth memoir on the 83d ssylvame"
itsilrosd st mitten Station will not ex-
home of the soldiers say
a number of their comrades are still
under the wreckage. but loll seem to
have been discounted for.
The following is a revised list or the

DonaldsOn

dead:

Lieut. 'C.‘ Schohcld
Cleveland architect
Cspt William R. lieudry, battalion
surgeon and a prominent Cleveland
physician
Corporal James Kenna. Cleveland.
Private H it Hold Cleveland.
Frank Pinney. aged 10. son of Lieut.

 

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, I.......;. Dodge, Pullman conductor.

Private Richard Buenger, Cleveland.
Early reports had one woman am-
This has proved to be

The list of Insured will reach 40, six
or seven oi’ whom are likely to dile‘.

ho‘s‘pithls;
injured are:
Major J. R Meaning, commanding
the engineers battalion, Cleveland.
serious.

I11inch}! D. Smith, JFail'fleld Ohio
Ivv

Frank Johnston, Cleveland leg brok-
en and Injured Internally.

Georgé Riley, Cleveland. member of
Tippecanoe Club. guest oi! Meier Mo
Quigg. Will probably die.

Hubbard Lowe, negro cook, Clove-
lend. serious.

‘ Charles ll. Stet-sis, Cleveland. eerI
ous.

James Gray, nekro cook, Cleveland
will die

0.0 Pinney quhrtermaster. Collin
youd. may die.

Floyd Palmer, Cleveland, Optician.
serious.

The trains. which left Cleveland
shout noon yesterday were making a
nod run through to Washington. The
Vatlonal Guard Engineers had the first
rein which consisted of a bonus
or and six Pullmens.

Just after the train had passed
hrough the ConWay yards it had to
-e stopped on account of a hot box.
‘he box was cooled oil but three oth-
u- stops were necessary by the time
lewtckley had been reached. These
clays allowed the second section to
etch up and after onset g Sawlcltley
he trains were running ut one block
apart. At Clifton the first train was
void stopped by the hot box. The
ralnmen say Flegman John Murray
vae sent. back as an extra precaution
'0 stop the train following In case It
ed passed the last set of signals.

Murray had hardly left the train
vhen the escond section, running 60
niles an hour, turned a slight bend at
his point. Engineer Nicholas long,
If the second train, said the block be
tossed showed green. but when he saw
riagman Murray he applied the
makes. it was too late.

The heavy train sped on over the
lippery tails and crashed fairly Into
be rear coach of the first train 80
rent was the speed that the engine
\lowed clear through the heavy ob
ervation car, splittrt I; It In two and
amming the trucks against the sec-
Ind coach. So great was the Impact
mm the baggage car and first coach

Among the more seriously

 

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the tracks «in a. moment all was not»
fusion. Above the hiss ot snooping
steam could be heard the cries of the
iniulcd. Out of the coaches of both
truths poured the uninjured soldiers
and members of the political club.

The wreck was scattered atom: s
distance of half at mile. .. The six care
which had been partly destroyedwere
burning fiercely utmost before the oc
stimuli; of the other cars, .which re
malned on the tracks, were ..dbie to
leave them. The domes lit up. the
scene for miles around; dud the beat
became so Intense that the occupants
or the cars which escaped Injury were
almost scorched In their efforts to as-.
shit the imprisoned pusengers.

When wrecking apparstue arrived
and the tires hsu been extinguished
the debris was buried into the river
with derricke. The dead were all
found under the pile of smouldering
timbers near the engine. -

NOTHING TO l-EAR. ,

The question of injurious substances
in medicines which has bseuagltstins
the minds of many people. does not
concern those whouse Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy. Mothers need have
no hesitancy in continuing to give it
to their little ones, as 1!. contains ab
soiutely nothing Iiurious. This rcme
dy Is not only perfectly safe to give
small children, but Is a medicine 01
great worth and merit. It has a
world wide reputation 'ior. Its cores of
coughs, colds and croup and can al
ways be relied upon. For late by
Stillsou Powell Corporation, Clifford
Pharmacy. Plerce's Bridge Pharmacy
Zelttuss Pharmacy

 

MEMOS—PORTER.

PARIS March t.--'i‘be church mar-
riage of Miss Elsie Porter daughter
of the American ambassador, to Dr.
Edwin Mende, of Zurich. Sutherland
ook pit-be at 11‘ o’clock today in the
Church of the Holy Trinity and was
followed by a reception hi. the Ameri-
can embassy. The guests at the
church included the leading atheists
of the French government. the authors
eadors. ministers, many members of
the old nobility of France, one crowds
from the American colony. The bride
who entered upon the arm of General

 

orutely trimmed with luce and sprays
of orange blossoms. The service was
pe.lormed by luv. Dr. Morgen. Bessie
Abbott. of the Opera. and other celeb-
rities were In the choir.

The embassy as well as the church
was elaborately Ilmnrated lot the re
caption which lasted from 12 to 2
o‘Iciock The bridal party left Paris
Inter on an extended tour.

TONIC To THE SYSTEM.

For liver troubles and constipation
there to nothing better than DeWItt a
Little Early Risers the famous little
Pills. They do not Weaken the atom-
ach. Their sction upon the system
.5 mild blossom and harmless. Bob
Moore. of LsF‘ayette. lnd.. says: “No
use talking DeWItt’s Little Early
Risers do their work. All others pills
I hays used grips and make me sick
in the stomach sud never cured me.
DchIt's Little Early tuners proved
to be the. long Bought relief. They
are simply perfect. " Persons travel-
ing Ilhd Little Early Risers the most

reliable remedy to carry with them.
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WOMAN FOUND DEAD.

BROOKFIELD. Mitch t.--Tlla dead
body of Mrs Petriuit Iioullhsu was
found It on the mi of her home you.
y Ilei‘gh ore. Mrt lloullhsn
lived Ision on A term deer Broohnoid

hen pair xhbors soiled at. the
sterility rs li‘o‘ulihs'n telle'd
it“ to their knhdlts and they

entrance to the house. They
found; rs. liouiibsas body on the
door :of her bedroom. She had up-
pat-unity I1sen hithcitcu by spoplsxy
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cuss N: Y. had not done the best he

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not nuptial Bowen’s Arnibd
delve. which Quickly healed it and

flood tor burns ssh
ulcers too. t‘nly file it F It. Hum“:

drug store. I

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Juhn D. Nichole,
meeting services conducted by the Rev.
Sampson. melamine elder at the
Newport district of the A. M
Conference of New Enxlsnd; 11 tum
love least; 12 in.

the
12m

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body thsa lighted In the
ratios of th '01-. as" B rv
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I m3 Mr. Readable; will
Drench. Mr. Meredith leads the chor-
us.
’East set... M. a. church. noun
. gunninghum, pastor-fiMorniu
1'0 11. limb morning bowled, 10
on: by}! MYIW W
Norwalh
ay distinct,
rth lumps and no.3
the holy! cc. «V

A. M 11:. Church. Knight street. Rev
pastor-"Quarterly

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GONGREGATIONAL

South

man leader

dagger; prol

Ps. 146:

Trinity

Cull“.

Norualk Congregational.
West street. and West avenue. Rev
Lewin Frank Buell
10: 30 a In. address, "Be Not Gontoorm
«uh-But Trdh‘stormed" followed by
the Installation of Frank it. Gleason
cs deacon. organ prelude, Beretta.
b‘lugler; quartet. God is I. spirit, Ben
nett; solo The Penitent. Vandewat‘er;
bliss Haley; reception of members
and Observances cf the [lord s Supper;
organ prelude Hesse.
school, The First Preaching Tour and
the Power to Heat
Inquiry club. subject 'Ca’rdinsl New
Dr. (tempo 8 Kendall;
Jehnlngs Club subject, Some Politic
at Duties, speaker. Charles Ft Jen.
pings; Lamont Club, with ad rose and
discussion; Ariston Club I
ladies. leadet, Mrs. Bush.
vespér servicé. address “Keeping OUI
Blrthrlght;" organ prelude. GulllnantI;
quartet mug Alleluiia Forth. Buck: o;-
Icrtory, Song Without Words. Tachal
kowrky; solo. Mr. Benedict; quartet
There’s a Friend. Havens: organ post-
lude, March of the lsreaittes. Costa

Music at the First Congregatidna.
Chmch Norwaltt tomorrow. Morning
Communion service
bile in B flat, Déshuycs; Holy Redeem
er. Faure: Rock of Ages. Schnecker.
otterImy Elevation In E. Wely; post
ludc March in C. Claussmtmn.
utug musical service:
uses. (less; Dene Misereutut. Rossini
soplano solo Save Me 0 God! Ran
Ilde, Fantasia In C minor
Bartlett: postlude Finale Second Son
eta, Buck.
BAPTI 1'

First Baptist Church. Norwalk Dew
'l‘almuuo Van Dnsen pusto:-~va«~
meeting at 10 u up; smitten at 10. 30
u m.: Sunday school at 12 m.: B. I
P. U. meeting at 630 p. m.:
at 'I. 30 p. m. Prayer service Thursday
at 780 p. to. Settle free.
welcome to all who attend thoro ser-
vices.

Grace Baptist Church, corner Butler
and Quincy streets 1). S. Thomas pus-
tor ..11 a. 111..
p. m., Sunday school;
lien Endeavor meeting.
Making ‘ot a Christian-mills Speech;
Matt. 10: 32, 38; con-
secration meeting. nil are welcome; 8
p. to. services. preaching by the pas-
tor. and celebration of the Lord‘s Sup
per.

1-12. El:

preaching

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12th..

1:40

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EPISCOPAL.

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subject,“fi
dined ‘ ldtsnygd
her it!“ ._

Episcopal
Romllly it‘. Ilumphrics, rector-4 a. m.
Holy Communion; 10.30 s. m.. morn-
In: prayer umi salmon: 12 m.. Sun-
day school. 5230 p nu, evening prayer
and sermon.
Grates Church.
Werner. rector-Idiom uassslms ituna
day. First celebration
reunion ct Ito'cioclt: mood coinbrntton
of the Holy Communlouend sermon,
at 10:30. I Bonds
ministration of I
Item st 1 o'clock: rehcsmi of the Bull-
dey schout choir at tilt): It Veninu Pray-
or und sermon. on the
Flood. II. 7.00.
Pnui's ChurcthIllnqusuesIma
y. 'l. tin s. m.. Holy Communion:
10 80 a. on. Holy Communion and nor-
mon. 12 In., dummy school not! Bible Ddt
p. to. hustle! school at .
t3 spot of Our Holy Savior. 7:10 p. m.,
Bronson; sud set-Inch. Men by you ‘
the. meeting of the Boys' t‘lu.
day eventing, meeting of Girl
"open“ night.
Wednesday. first day of than:
to. Holy Communion: 10.30 a.
Moi-nth: Prayer penitenttdl other: and

earthen: tie so no.

Church

Rev. James

erdtnont.

tory

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in. timer and mealtimes.” “dreamt”. I ‘

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urns will hing;

unday oven

Sunday school; 3 p
' m. preaching by Rev. 0. 9.0010, Oi
Greenwich. wilese choir will also ht
In attendance; 7 p. to. Christian Eu-
dearer Society; adores; by the elder;
8p. my man by the older. who wll
administer Holy Community
by the pastor; Tuesday even his. clear
meeting at 7; quarterly conference at
8; Wednesday eroding. rehearsal m
the Forum's quarts-Ito at the person
she Rubber sociable Thursday even
in; at the church, by the Mite Mia
stones-y Society.

hastetet _

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Merits Christmt

service; 330
subject. The

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Nitric”
prayer;
9V m; service tomorrow subtract: ut 11.10
o'clock. These meetings ere vary the
torcs‘ting and full of Inspirhtlop, and
every effort is put forth to malts them
a success. Tomorrow stronger”. re ex;
posted and we hope to hav‘d‘I is”fl doyfui
time. Come tutti enjoy this service.
Everybody welcome.

GERMAN LUTHENAN.

St Peter‘s German Lutheran Mis-
ilO‘il chapel, North Main street. at the
«Mn of the Rescue Mission. Rev. Karl
Kretsmsnn. pastor-services erery
Bundsy, 7.30 p. In. Tomorrows eer-
mon topic, “Charity."

charmed seduce scenery.
First Christian Science Society,
Norwailr—t titer Sunday servi e at
the 110116th com, Mhlionlc butt tug:
subject. Sunday, March s. “Substance. "
Testlmony roosting. Wedheedd1181’
In Top oth services the on he s
cordially Invited Reading room open
to the public each wesit from It to 5
p m.‘ , , . I

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UNIFORMS FOR THE NDRWALRB.

W
Will be koresm em. With stack
Stock has: ddrscya‘ and Capt.

Manager ilinin mum of The Nor-
walks. tummy the It. & G's has
plhced an order for the club's new on
forms for the coming amen They
are to be entirely different trim the
blue suits of the past. The new uni.
orm will be cream gray, with shots
st eyes: The stockings and tenor!
wil be bitch and the players will have
.1th lupus 00318.; IAproes the Root
of the shirts will be "The Norwalks"
In black letters. - ,

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POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.

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THE VILLAGE PARSON.

The production of The Village Par-
on at Hoyt' a Theatre Monday, Much
Ih, promises to he one of the best.
pays ever seen here The piece has
*ade a pronounced success In till the
cities visited and he: received the
highest praise from all sides, Includt
in; many or the leading dramatic cri-
tics. The Village Parson ts u play

Young
p. or.

log num'sn emotlons and sympathies.
holding the closest attention of tho
audience. The scene Is now bright
and correct. Special aim have been
unrelated to selecting t to players. each
member having been “selected carefully
to bring about a finished performance.

STARTLING MORTALITV.

Statistics show startling mortality.
from appendicitis and peritonitis. To
prevent and cure tum. "nwl'ul diseases,
there Is Just one rolls ‘9 remedy, Dr.
King’s New hits Pills. ..Flltnhery, of
It Custard House Place. Chicago. says:
”They have no equal for Constipation
and Billionsnas‘s. ”c.1110“-
ter's druulst. '5

EXPRESB PACKAGE DISAPPEARB.

nnpmnhl March t‘wThu police have
been asked to solve the Vdisappesrdnce
of scope in cash from on express pack
are sent by the National Union Bed
of this city to the ‘3‘ per mills III F.
Bird GB dipole Moss.
The, package Was simiar to others
which have been sent Weekly from the
bank to the mills for some time. When
the parcel Was received at the bank
yesterday. It was found thht it crin-
mined not money, butI Iold Iran. The
investigations thus for made lead the
authorities to thinit that the exchange
was made while the package was In
transit The bundle wits token to Wat
oole by train and was In charge or t
local express company.

M-..

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Mighbmrsg

3““ ‘ ‘ "PGP" emit onb.

MEW HAVEN. March lire-James
8m th known widely to Yale gradu-
ates and followers of Yule sports.“
"Pop. " died suddenly at his home here
today of heart. disease. He won 87
years old. if It barter III st century
or mart he sq a "rumor" tit
various Yule sthle’ttc Iacen’teuta travel“-
tuI; exteutttt'ml With Ydle fobtbslt nhd‘
baseball team e’speclstl y. -

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ONLY OUR! FOR VSPIP IA.

Mrs. hobbit Bush. at Netv title.

. ‘Tpntleredt‘th‘ yearstrlth
used to bév‘e‘ treat iii-trend

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South Norwsllt Mission—ekesular 5

of the most Interesting hind, depictv

‘th' Itckcman is

French comm... . .
V We wish to announce the arrival of a choice line of
French Cretcunes. Somchpw the artists who attend to the
coloriug or Ellipse guy fabrics are exceedihgi; élever end bI' mg
about the happiest results. (Tl; here are handsome designs .
with large roses and old fashion .4 dosegtlys There Is one
gorgeous piece with poetics, full petale‘d v‘vith long stems:
What it? tcrnicd this “New anhsb” Is it conventional déslgh
rivet is certain to .‘thI favor, end is outbirsbl‘y adapted for up—
holstery work and Wall coverings. There are nudist pit—
terns for the nursery, a series of pictures that will be fas—
cinatlng to childish eyes.

suitable things are shown for furniture coverings, dra-
peries, Window seats and cushions. me 50c to $3 a yard .

Come and see them ’ " ’ "

 
 

For Floor Covermgs

There Is a great demand for inexpensive door Coverings
that will serve as good backgrounds for rugs. . They are
wanted for bedrooms, dens. and Various other pieces, esp'cc
lolly for summer cottages. For this We have provided the if»
lowing materials which will give satisfaction'

Burlap. ................‘I‘5cayard.
Denim”: 20c
Monk’s Cloth. .25c
Carpeting” 5c

Any of those can be had' In the browns, olives, tons, and
greens which are desirable to use with rugs.

Art Pillow Covers.

New ideas for Needlewwk m Piiiovv Taps are shown st
the Art Section. A special oil'ering, With all materials to 511,-.
1911 for 50¢.
A lax gc assortment of Tinted Pillow Tops with basics.
new designs, for 25. 39. and see. I
Display in Fairfield avenue Window.

 

The \Vaeh Goods Section' I: now at its best. Be sure and
see all the season’ 5 novelties.

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The D? M. ReadCo.

 

Kismet. Shut motels

AS THE “MOON aovaucu wIt‘ racer MAKE aasov FDR THI
sesmn “other“ our mitten 8700K. eon. nus week's
sescIALs we Hsvs cuossm ’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘

Studios Shirt \l‘lstste.

Ladles' Faggot IWQIm,
01.00 than 02.00.
Indies’ Mohair Waste,

 

 

indies Sateen Waists,
700 were 01.00.

Ladies' Check Walsts,
me were 01.50.

. 75s were 01.00.
hauler Fidahel Waists, Ladies' Mohair Walsts,
ue war. 31.00. stgoc were $1.50.

Ladies' Fishnet Wrists. Ladies'o Mbbair.Wsltits.
01.00 were 01.80. 01.00 ware 02.00.
o‘mn WAIo'ra AT eIMILAa. asoucrtots’e.

A FIW MORE PIE“. 0? FUR LIFT AT .THE MARKED DOWN
PRIQEO.

 

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south uonwahx. eon .-
Telephone 343-0. ‘