F. D. LYON & CO.
90 Wnohlnzton 8t.
So. Nor-walk.
Ll’tiaaliti in the Virginia Capes
This Morning, on the Cruiser
Brooklyn, Escorted by Other
Warships
NORFOLK, Va., .lltly 22.—-’l‘llo body
of Admiral John Paul Jones, roccntly
found in Paris through the efforts ot’
General Horace Porter, former United
, States ambassador to France. passed
in the Virginia Capes this morning.
on the United States cruiser Brooklyn.
under Rear Admiral Sigsbco, Ibo
Brooklyn having as collstlrts across
the Atlantic from Franco. tho ci‘llisors
Galveston, Tacoma and tillattallooun.
Off this coast the flcot was lllot hy
the battleship squadron of tho North
Atlantic fleet in two divisions, the
first being under the command of Rear
Admiral Evans and the second comv
mended by Rear Admiral Davis. 'i‘hII
three squadrons approuchod the capes
together. the. vessels IIIIdIIr command
of Rear Admiral Evans loading and the
Davis and Stgshcc squadrons closely
following.
Upon the vessels reaching
Henry, . Ilmiral Evalls's
composed as Maine as flagship, tho
battleship Missouri. Kcntucky and
Kearsargo passod into lowor tilII-su-
peaks Bay at 7 to.
Then came the Sigshco squadron ill
the following ordct' ' thII flagship
Brooklyn, the crllisors (ialvoston.
Tacoma and Chattanooga. Following
these were thII \'(‘S.\‘i‘ifl of licar AIL
miral Davis’ squadron. which IIIllorcd
the lower bay in tho ordor: 'l‘ho hut-
tleshlps Alabama, lllitlois, Milh‘Siit'ilil'
setts and lowa.
The exact Min of tho passing ill
of the Sigsbcc vossels was 7:20
o‘clock and the Davis squadron pro~
deeded in lmnlcdlntoly IIftIIrthrtls.
The Sigsbco and Davis squadrons
proceeded illlmcdiutciy up tlIII Ghostl-
pe'ake Bay bearing the body of Admi»
’rui Jones toward Annapolis. MIL. its
last resting place, whilII tho rcssols
0f Admiral lI‘i'aIls‘s squadron said
farewell to th, otllcr Roots and pro-
ceeded to Old l‘oint (‘onliort, \':I., IIII
route to laIulbIIrt's l’oilli. wllorII tho
battleships will coal.
it is understood ilt‘l'l' that ill t‘hcs-
aponke ilay tllo body or Admiral
Jones will ho. tl'nusl‘crrI-d from tho
cruiser Brooklyn and placcd aboard
one of thc IIppIIr buy liglltllonso it’ll»
tiers, which will hour it to Annapolis
for final lntormoilt on tho i‘llltoIl
States naval l'i‘Ft'l‘Yiliitlll ill that phII-II.
Vessels of tho SigshI-II and Doris
squadrons will coutiIIuc lo Annapolis.
to take part ill tho coroillmlics inci-
dent In tho I'tIcIIptioll of tho hotly. ’i‘lIII
(telcmtmios also will ho puttiIipIIioIl
in by tho lI‘ IIIlIcli IrIIilII-r Julion do In
(ir‘uvioII-I which was dI-tnIlIod roIn
the, it‘rouch North Atlantic squadron
and soul to t‘tlosupoako to I'I-prIIaIIIlt
France at, thcI cI-rotIIolIiIIs tlttoIIIling lilo
arrival and burial of Admiral .iIIIIcs'
body at Annapolis.
The French I-rttil-lcr~ which has lIIIolI
at Baltimore siIlI-II iii‘l’ tll‘l‘iVlli iII tlIIII-II»
waters, will loan: that city today to
Join lilo American roast-ls hound to.
ward Annapolis.
After the IIIIroIIIIlIllI-a ill Annapolis
tho French chIsI-l will l‘t’illl‘ll to Mar—
tlnlquc. whore H now list of t)"it'i'l‘i~‘
and men will ho i’oIIIId llwllillng lII-r
from it'rilnt'o, I‘IIiioI'ilig lilo lil‘l‘m'iil IliI
floors and crow, who will tlII-Il I‘IIIIII'II
homo.
Capo
squadron,
“At this point," said tho narrator.
"Jilin hroko down and wont IIIIIIlIliIIi;
tours." "My gmuincss." IIII'lIIlmIIIl tho
iialmicr, "tilii' mind how lIIII-II boiling
over with Intro."- Mi‘ilil‘illtii NIIwII
Elovon Rht‘ilili‘rtllt IIIIyII IIII AitKliRiillll
oonioltlporiiry, IlrIIvII Il iloIIIi of Mood
Iihocp irnm Mnmugn. in QIIIIIIIIIIiuud, in
Mold. in Now Houtil Wilton, II Illa-
ttititw of ililtl Iliilca, without loalnu a
aim to animal.
”a;
. A WlNNER
My times over )4“! Im- am» to he 1!
you open up and keep an amount at
3 our savings bank. You can
’ ' or“ Mt account? run A DOLLAR
some and km on adding to II. "III
ova a question of time then that you
Hi It“ I ltmiy. Our board of trun-
ud are are known and can lII-in you
ll many van.
1001']! NORWALK
”VINO! “11K.
”fl. Wine Inna alumna
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Richard Riggs has taken a position
as motorman on the local trolley.
Frank i'iruudage, of Bethel, is ill Nor-
walk to spend Sunday with friends.
Dr. A. ll. Baldwin has just roclvod
a consiguluont, of (It) jugs of his falli-
otls Aqua Pura.
Frcd Anderson. who was charged.
with assault on iI‘runk Howard, was
dischargI-d this morning by ,ltldgo.
Lockwood. I
Station Agent John Wood, of Nor-
wtllk, reports that just. 819 people came
down from Bethol on the excursion to
Rolon this morning.
Madison Smith, the well known ops
era singer, is expoctcd ill town next,
Week for a visit with his father, Clo
Mayor lI‘. B. Smith,
A consignment of 500 foot of regular
sizod hose has arrivcd for Hope Hose
Company and has boon installod in
the company quarters.
.ludgc ii. W. (lrcgoly was confined
to his homo in Wosl avcnuo yesterday
by illnoss. As a cotlscqucllco, no pro-I
halo business was transacted during
the day.
i". it). lockwood started off a big
loconlobilc at 5 o clock this morning on
its was to Philadelphia. The party
had started from Bridgeport and got
into troIlblII wlIIIII Norwalk was roach-
(-‘d.
Miss Smith. of lilo suit and cloak
dcpurtmont of tho Boston Storo, is
enjoying lIcr annual vacation. She
has gono to liraucllvlllo for It Shoro
stiPy and from tiicro will go to Atlan-
tic i'ity .IIlIl i‘iliifltit’illiiill.
‘Mit" Nolthtop Willard SIII-or and
James Sutherland will go down thc‘
harbor tomorrow to opcll tip (‘ump
lllIII-khorry, on Smith's island. The
rost of tho boys will go down next
chIk. 'l‘lIII camp will hc upon for
two wcolts,
Work on tho brcuks ll tho i‘ Isl arc-
nuo II atcr nIaln was IIulelII tIIIl y'IIsiI‘i‘I
tiny atlI-rnoou. and at :i o'clock, tho
\I'IIIIII‘ was again ll'Ii'llt'll on from tho
Norwallt IIIIIl. Sincc tho iil't’tlks IhII
rosidcllls of East aronuc iiilYt‘ bIIIIII
using South Norwlllk walcr.
hlilklllall lI‘roIl \Vators took II trip
to (it'llpo IIIIIIIIrI‘ollI yIIstIII-Iltly. llII re-
ports that ho IIIIvor saw tho wator
supply so low. 'l‘ull grass, which is
usually complctoly suhlllorgod. is
gloIIiIII' along tlIII IIlgI oi tho pond
and olIlI :t IIIII‘Iow stIIIaIII is visillltI
ill tilc i"‘.t'llltl
i“l't‘tii'l'i('i( W. DockI-r illlti wii'o and
tho Misscs Viola and lIllsio iil‘l‘kl‘i'
it'il\'(‘ today for all IIxtI-Iltlcd sojourn III
thI \‘i'llitII Mountains. ’l‘llIIy cxpcct
to ho away during IllII mouth of Aug-
ust. liuritlg Miss \‘iola lII-IIkIIr‘s illi-
sIIIIIIe Miss Sultan tillllsloild will illl\'t'
clinrgo of tho liIII-iII-l~ t‘lllh,
ti. ll. Wordcll, thc {\lalll sII'IIIIi illll'I
tIIIss IlIII'IIhI, has hIIlI tIlIlltHi'ti lot tho
past month in II pIIculltII who in tho
rout of his stoIII. llis that thought
was of II ptill‘d‘iil, iiill IIIlIIllIIIII I-ould
ilIII animal ho ioIIlIIl, At‘tor a long IIII-
fiV‘iliiillH Ht‘ill't'il for illo ('iiill-‘Ii‘ of tho
IlistIlsII-lui Hillt‘ii, lII- tiiSt‘tiVi‘iii‘ii, this
morning, tltnt lili‘l'l' was It slight loltk
ill tho. gas plpo. 'l‘iII- lIIIIk has iIIIIIn
Iopuitcd and now his gIlII bills are
.IIilllIlIIg liill'li to mutual
AUTOMOBILE NlAXIMS.
iiy Illoir ltmts yo i-iiiilii know ”will.
lI'I-IIp thy lllllipa lit and so avoid liti-
glitioii.
rim- that thy lIrIIlIII iIrIIIIk
thou ho lII-Ilkcn.
’l'llo' tilino IIutII I-how tho strongtll of
lWll III-oro horuc. hoop oIIII lntlro iti thy
attllls.
A ll‘ililit'ii hand in host with It train
at. hand.
in thy spocd. much not tho gIIntlo
cow tho cowcnichor may catch tilt-II.
WiIII-r than hilt own goncrlltlon lII he
who known his unto.
in tho morninii IIiIlw thy npotul, and
in tho IIvIIniIIIt withhold illino lIIIIIIl.
Nono ill'ti no mind an tlioIIII who don‘t
"or.
All unto :It apt-oil in II tiIInd illlil‘t‘ti
i.I-t l‘l‘lit'llllllil't' tII- “till" if thou lII-
not, lost
among thorn Who lIIlIII miaIIIlIIIII
"gold" for ”goal."
Moro IilIIIIrmt hi tin IIIIgIIl lIIIIIhIIiIIl
than an liiiurcd plaintiff; and lo. a
widow’s lII-art. may lm IIIvuyIIIi by ro-
IIIiltIIiIt iirou.
Today thou rlIlIIIIIt in thlIlII intt-griiy;
IIIIIInrl-ow may tillii'lwt‘r ilIIIII II man of
parts
WhoIII law i'llilll. IIpIII-d ronlly hoglnII
linate main-II chum-I
Autos with alarm windowa IIIlIIIIIlIl not
break button.
A tool and his tonnonn nro anon
cIIriIId.
it in wall to know thino mun; you.
aim to know thy IIhItIIlTIIur lwitol
Tilt-tort many a nip on till IIIIiII trip
itivo not thino unto Ii lIIInIII. thy
neighbors will namn it for tthI.
A fair call-hams is no Ramiro
Why raise thine eyes In tho wmtiwr-
took. when thou hard a norm for tho
pausing auto?
Take care of the nonnlos tho gnrago
will take care of the dollars.
i’tty not thine horse which on
board both sire and dam: thine auto
hath no damn but thine to com mnfort it.
ltichnrd ii. tilaonznr in "ruins.
A New Yorker mar be known by his
subway race.—-Bmtou Herald.
. to become
. poaco,
lHi iPiHESE
MHVEMENTS
Have Won the Admiratioti of
Germany, Who Will'l'ry Sys-
tem at Ar y Manoeuvres—
Wittc Cu tars With Premier
Rouvier-
BERLIN, Jilly 22.-——'l‘ho. secrecy with
which the Japanese have screencd the
movements of. their armies has can ="tl
the German national staff to rc-ex-
amino tilt.I methods of administering
the army in time of peace or war. so
that intelligence even about little
things shall not become known outside
of thoso llmucdlutcly concerned. The
gollornl staff, tIlrI-udy one of the most
roscrvcd institutions in ‘Iermany, is
still more illlponotrablc.
The annual Illaneuvers, which are to
who place tilts your iii the lowor
Rhine country. West Prussia, are to ‘
lIcI-onductod with mtlch of tho secrecy
that would surround actual war, os-
pocilllly during till:I last days' maneu-
vcrs, when the new model portable
bridges are to be thrown across the
Rhino ill a few hours under fire. por-
mitting the movelllcut of two urnly
corps, Newspapor correspondents will
accolllpuny the troops under conditions
intended to spptoxtmate those in war.
"llIII two things in tho Jtipanoso opcru-
tions that scorn to have lmprosscd
the gen noral staff most worc thc cxtcnt
and pori‘cI'Ition oi’ thcir spy systcm.
giving the Jupautwo commanders cer-
tain intelligence of the numbers and
locations of the Russian troops. and
the skill with which the Japanese
own movcmcnts wolo masked.
PARIS, .ltlly 22 1:26 p m--~M Witto
callcd at tho. Foreign 0mm at 11
o'clock this morning and hold an ex—
I-optlollully oxtcndcd conforcllco with
l’rcmicr Rourior. At noon tho two
statcsmcn wcro still closeted, with in—
dications of ”Mr mocting lasting for
two hours. it was ausunlod from tho
longth of the molding that a wry
complcto (‘Xt‘iillllgt' Ilf \'il‘\VH was go-
ing IIII conI-cl‘uiug tllc coming poIIIII»
nominations and iI‘rntIcodiIlssltin iIItIIr-
osts in general. RoWIIVor. the officials‘
IIIItourngcs IlIII-luro that both minis-
tcrs Illisorrcd conlplotc circtlmspIII-tlon
rogartllllg tho Iltttnils of tth con-
I'III'sntlon. it was pointod out tllllt
thI- rcport IIil'I-ultltod rogarding the.
transfer of tho Jupnncsc war loans to
lips-sill as IIIIII of tho conditions of
was IIIItiroly IIIIII'IIrrIlntcd. and
lilIIIly to IIIIIlllIIgcr tllII prospcctn of II
sIIttlI-mcltt. Such ii transaction would
urouso n protost from lilo inroslillg
public. who subscrihcd to thc loans.
many of whom consider that, tho
transit-r Williitl bII contrary to thclr
lIItIIrIIsts. 'l‘llcy rccclI'oIi a cortttin
gtlurantoo from Japan and tllcy four
that thoso givon by Russia would not
ho chIivalcnt.
'l‘owtlo
JOURNALIRTIO AGTIViTY.
When first i. tried to chronicle
The doings of our town.
Jim Rogers of the Clamville Press
Said: “Jot the items down.
And be observan of events
That stir your‘ usy hive,
We’ll show the world that Muddy-
crick
is very much alive."
l scarce had bought a note book
And filled my fountain pen.
When news arrived that Mrs. Cobb
Had lost a a ting hen.
The place was It a ferment»—
iIoliot knew not what to think.
Though To n 'y Jenkins said
guessed H
The culprit. was the Chink
he
Then Silas Point; was raided,
And tllougll‘ihey found no rum,
The churches. made an awful fuss,
And things began to llum.
The air was filled with rumors,
Some true. hilt. mostly fakes—~
But none deck than an Wood
Missed twoifi 8 (painting rakes.
The wave of crime that followed
Was awful to relate;
Some rttflians, bolder than the rest,
Broke old men Johnson's gate.
The Sowing Circle loudly cried
'l‘lltlt hell had. broken loose,
And till admitted that the town
Was going to the deuce!
i kept taho paper busy
With each up ailing tale.
'l‘ill it soured igti‘sililililtll‘ honrdcrs,
And the stores began to wall.
'l‘hcn Deacon Wllcy said he know
The cause of all the fuss
Was what young Jones was writing
III the Clamrille Weekly Press.
'i‘llIIy hold a public meeting,
And cheered Elanthan West
When he said the town was nursing
A viper in its breast.
'i‘hoy Illado mo fool as though i were
A wolf among the lambs-—
,So I cursod .llm'nogcrs and his rag.
And now l'nl digging clams,
~New York Sun.
“DAD."
Sonic boys thoy call tholr dad-~pup.
(ill, goo! 'l‘hat makcs mo nInIl.
Ilt sounds so stiff and ltko a bookw
You bet 1 call mino dad
AIIIl hc‘s :I l'lppIIr. too, you hot.
The boys all wish thoy had
A l‘tithol' that would laugh tutti joke.
And hire them liko my dad.
(if courso,
hills
t‘IIIIIII lll hc‘g
Allti lllt‘n Wo til
And hear hl
solIIcIiIIIIIs, when all the
mightly mud.
us still an tllicc,
jaw, poor dud.
it's always over soon. and then
You hot we all fool glad.
Atld then we all climb on his lap
And hug and kiss our dad.
“You can't have kids and moltoy, too.“
llo says and so llII's glad
'l‘hII good Lord mndc hilll poor.
llII mightn‘t boon our dad.
or clsc
i
I don't want to ho prcsldctit.
|.llIII (Ivory lit-tic ind!
\Vholl i'nl grown up l'd rathor be
A Ilico man just ilkc dud.
Sheet Music. ISc for Saturday.
Yunkco Doodlo iloy
thtl tho licos Arc in tho lliI'II
"Do you lIIIliI-I‘II in IlI‘IIIIllls'."‘
itrowllo »"l lIsI-Il to, but i don't any.
liltil‘tI.” E
’l‘IIIIIlII - '.\'ot as supot minds as \IIIII
woro. oh?” i
lirIIWIlI~~ ‘tlh. it wusllt‘ il quostionl
of suporstition. l was ill low with tillt?‘
(lllI‘t' tInIl silo jlltIIIl nlc."~» l’lliladolphia
Prose,
"lio you think that our country will,
t‘\'t'l' sIII-I-IIIIII iII gcttlllg rid of graft-I
III‘II?” “Yos,” tillo’Wt‘l't‘ti i-‘IIIIIatIIr Sor-I
gllum. "'l’lIIIrII will ho a limo whcn
gl'ul‘tI-I‘s ill‘t‘ lIlllchIrIl ot'. litlt it will ho
duo to tho, chango that is constantly
gogltig on in our vocabulary. 'l‘hcro
will ho II III w IIIIrIl tllnt ulculls tho
Hillii' thing.” Washington Star
\oung llII wants to
llitlll) and low illiti IllIIIIIIy Iiocsni
count: thIu ho is murriod llo wullts
Illoncy and nothing t-lIIII counts. «Now
York l‘rI-RII
" Did you know this \IIIII illl‘ initift'tti
month in tho y"IIll.’" llII said on tho
occlulon of his third cull ill II forl-
IIiglIt. “ch.” said tho girl, with a
i‘uwn; "it H‘t‘lllh so, IiIII-Hlt't il‘."'II~
YoIIlIIIrII SltItIIIIuIaII.
Wholl ll mun iI
Arcadia tlutcst. hy Mallol MIIlI’lIIlIIyl
ill ihc shtido of lilo Old Alilill' 'i‘t't‘t.‘
'l‘ammuny
Aruhrlla
NIIlliII DIIIIII
Silo Waits by the hoop llluo Sea
And others.
wu. A. tiltiiiGIERMAN'S.
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block.
Agcnt i‘IIl- (‘rosccnt Laundry.
coal. Coal
NO COMBINE OR TRUST PRICES
FOR US. WE'ARE THE iNDEPEN~
DENT COAL DEALERS. GIVE US
A CALL. WE GUARANTEE COAL
AND PRICES TO BE SATISFAC-
TORY.
liiti Daniel Help on Co.
Scavicw Ave. Eut Norwalk. Ct.
Tel. 145—3.
WM... ”Haw”... ...
COAL. COAL COAL.
$6.00 $6.
00 $6.00
Best liazelton at $6.00 per ton.
2.000 lbs.
B. HERSHFI
122 Water Street,
Wood St.. Tel :03 5.
Guaranteed.
ELD & SON,
Telephone 236-3.
Public Market. It So. Main St.
John T Hayes. 5 Main Street, Norwal.
annulus iEiili
THII it NOT "PREMDRNTIAL YEAR,"
HELD A8 CANDIDATES FOR YOUR
BUT WE ARE lN THE
COAL TRADE FOR THE BEACON.
GIVE US A CHANCE TO PROVE WHAT A FINE STOCK WE HAVE ON
HAND.
PANY'S LEHIGH GOA L.
WE HAVE JUST UNLOADID THREE CARGOEO OF OLD DOM.
WE ARE lN IUOINIII T0 ITAVI AND WILL
GIVE YOU GOOD VALUE FOR YOU R MONEY. LET U! HAVE A TRIAL
ORDER.
RAYMOND BROS.
hath Namath. (Smut? Wellington "not.
M‘s.
.
134 Waahlnoion St.
I Insanity. Im a. an.
SENTINEI.
I i i . THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. ,
TRISTRAM&HYA
NO. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘i‘,
J!
0‘
'
. . WHITE WASH GOODS.
in orderio clean up our White Goods Stock we have taken all broken lots and odd pieces of olIr'Iiiue Mer-
cerized Madras, plain and fancy Oxfords Silk Mulls plain and dotted flno'cmbroltiered Linens—goods worth
from 25' c to title per yd. ~and made in em all one price, to clone. 19c per yd.
II.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Bathing Suits.
Otlr entire new line of Ladles', Misses‘ and Chlidleu's Bathing Stilts rite now on sale. No hotter values
were ever offered atIthe prices we quote. These suits are all fresh from one of the beat manufacturers. ‘They
are made of good material and in the very latest styles.
O .
Wash Sklrts for Summer Wear.
Navy Blue and Black Duck Walking Skirts. plain and dots. good material and well made. All sizes.
Price: Medium size, 81.00; extra size, 31.25. , ,
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
m
“w~___..,.. ..__.._..._—
H. Kricger II co.
Outfitters
Men, Women.
and Children.
I /
YIIIIISizIIHcIII‘i
our vasrs.
ONLY
34 AN D 35
500 Each.
loft O\'(‘l‘ from suits that sold
from slit to $20.
SIZES
. MOS'l‘lA' BLACKS ANil lil.l'l".S
WATCH '
this space for interesting store
New.
Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
Joseph Davis,
' TIIHIII. l‘ltllllirr. Ilaiitr. Fumishrr.
85 Washington St. St). Norwalk.
THERE IS NOTHING AS CONVENIENT AS
A CHARGE ACCOUNT IN A REPUTAB‘LE AND
FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHMENT. WE WILL
Never Too Warm
For Good Advice.
It certainly requires nerve to
talk about Coal when the ther-
mometcr
climbing, but some day next
winter when 'thc zero mark is
touched you will forgive us.
SELL VYOU REPUTABLE MERCHANDISE FOR
LESS IMONEY 0N CREDIT THAN OTHER"
nousas (‘AN SELL FOR CASH. YOU CAN USE
YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY FOR YOUR REC-
in
‘5 d°‘“g ““5 REATION AND VACATION DAYS. BUY now;
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SUMMER BARI
Today we will only say you'd GAINS WE ARE OFFERING YOU AND SETTLE
better put in your Coal and ,YOUR BILL IN CONVENIENT WEEKLY PAY-
"havc it over with"——and when
you are buying why not buy oi
of us?
Our Coal was bought to hold
trade.
TheFerrisOoalCo.
OOH"! NOI‘WIIN-
MENTS.
H. Krieger & Go.
West Washington Street.
1
“illOVERS’ liiii‘ PiACf."
Vacation and Oiiiiilil
Shoes.
.. , ALL ITYLEB.
_ i‘
PARIS CLOAK 6a SUITW HOUSE.
THE BlOOEGT SALE OF SHIRT WAIST SUITS AND WAIGTB IN THE
HISTORY OF NORWALK.
ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST GO.
WE OARRV THE LARGEGT LINE OF WANTS IN THE NORWALKB
WAIOTB. FORMER PRICE. $1.60, NOW ............... ........ .75c
WAIOTD, FORMER PRICE. ".00. NOW ..... 980
WAIRTD, FORMER PRlOE. $2.50. NOW 01.19
WAIBTO, FORMER PRICE. 03.50. NOW ....... . 01.46
WAIST!» FORMER PRICE. “.00. NOW . 01.90:
BEVERAL OMALL LOTS TO CLOSE OUT AT LESS THAN 008T.
COME AND I! OONVINOIO.
33 South Main Street, South Norwalll.
Special "Offer.
In order in make room In our yard for out which.
I» have bought and continue arrlvln. m of!» for
prompt delivery a special low prlu.
The Burial-Gino co. .
roam ,, ., a Virtual- «I
a
Bathina Shoes.
'PHONI act-J4.
“WEAR SHOES liitl ill"
‘ , i ‘ I I ‘I-
I .Iam; ; - I stiw /' . '~ ' " I.
m. .2 ,, . . . ..,. II .
» , .. A)... new
...I “ JEWID” as...
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