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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 7, 1905 · page 5

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Lflfldl lens NIIIBS.
oBethany Guild will hold a meeting
on Wednesday at 7:45 o‘clock.

The 'v'estry of .'l‘rinlty Church will
ilOld‘fl. met-ting Tuesday evening.

Bricklayers have commenced on the
front of the new South Norwalk Club
building. .

The Rev. E.‘ V. Cunningham will
preach at the Cranbury Chapel tomor-
row afternoon.

~3 roots of large fancy Celery for
10c. Hayes’ Market.

Railroad Detective James F. Valleli’
ofNew Haven, ‘stopped‘ at the Hotel
Clifford last evening.

Miss Kittie Christopher, of Boston,
has been spending a few days with
Miss Rose‘Lagan, of Spring street.

Miss Madge Miller. Miss Grace Sey-
mour and "Miss Agnes Golden (are
spending the day at the Danbury Fair.

Eureka Rebekah‘Lodge held a regu-
lar routine meeting last evening at
their‘ lodge rooms on Washington
street. . ',

George‘ Honnecker's launch has
been heated out at: the Darien Launch
Works and will be stored there until
next season. .

The Connecticut Cat Club is plan-

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month in the Cunningham building in
Worth street. Stamford.

——Choice, Fowls and Chickens, 18
and 200 1b. Hayes' Market.

Miss Gray. of Westport, was opera-
ted on for a tumor of the breast at
the Norwalk Hospital this morning by
Dr. Walter Hitchcock, assistvid by Dr.
S. H. Huntington, assisted by Dr. C.
(i; Rohannau.

A fine display of harvest fruits and
vegetables will be among the decora-
tions of the First Methodist Church
tomorrow at the Harvest Dar servic.
cs. The Sunday School concert will
be held in the evening at 7 o‘clock.

I). S.‘ Hull. the raid estate agent,
has sold the property of Eliza A.
Weed. of West Not-walk. to H. ‘W.
Stroud, and the property at No. 3
l‘lvasant'n'venne. East Not-walk. bo-
longing to the estate of William Peck,
to Eliza A. Weed.

——-Home made or link Sausage, 30c
lb. Haycs' Market. '

F. S. Cowlca, New Haven; Seymour
Walter Foster anti wife, P. .1. Moses,
H. Roberts, W. J. Driscoll, Boston;
Darling. Jr; Mr. and Mrs. John Fit-
lt‘. 1.. Allison, W. S. Iirnzier, New
York; W. J. Conduit, M, H. Mintz. G.
smatirlce, .G. D,» Porter, E. J. Barstow.
l'lerrman, W. C.‘ Carley, Charles A.
Randall MucDoitnnld. Greenwich, C.
N. Righter. Morristown. N. .I.: Miss
Iiullochc. Mrs. Ch M, Lent. Brooklyn,
11, J. Rosapmeyer, last Norwalk;
ii‘red Roselle, Huntington: I“. I}. Walk-
tr anti family, New Havcn;Mr and
Mrs Arthur Nilson, Il‘rceport H. J.
Hopkins, Buffalo, J. A. Price, eGorgo
W. Luindcrlln. ‘ Bridgeport, were
guests at the Hotel Clifford yesterday.

HARTFORD SLOOP MISSING.

Chief of Police Vollmer has recoiv~
cd notification from the Hartford Po~
lice regarding the whereabouts of a
small sloop yacht, stolen from the
Comment-tit itivcr recently. The
sloop was a racing knockaliottt. paint-
t‘ll black when last soon. had no bow-
sprit, was twenty I'ct long. hollow
spurs and with green composite paint-
i‘il bottotn with a stool rudder. She
was described as being five feet.
cigbt inches In beam and almost flat
bottom.

lNBTALLtNmNIWt OFFICERS.

'i‘ho oillccrii of Concord Division.
Sons of 'i‘cmpcrance, will be instituted
on Monday evning, October 9th. It In
expected that Paul (irttnti Worthy I’at~
riurch Fred W. liawley, asuiotor by
tlrnud Worthy I'atriarclt William A.
It. Iinwlcy, will tic the installing otl'i-
ct-rs. After the business meeting a
social time will follow, including re-
freshments. All members should be
present and have a part, In the pro
gram.
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A NOTRE OAMI: LADY.

I will send free with full instruc-
tions. some of this simple preparation
for the cure of Leucorrhoca. Ulcers.
tion, Displacements. Falling of the
Womb, Beauty or Painful ficrlotis. Tu-
mors or Orcwtbn, Hot Flashes. Desire
to Cry. Cree lag fooling up the Spine.
Pain in the nest. and all female trott-
hles. to all sending address. To moth-
ers of tailoring daughters 1 will are
plain a Successful Home Treatment.
If you decide to continue it will only
cost about 12 cents a week to guaran-
tee a care. i do not with to sell you
anything. Tell other sufferer of it.
that in all 1 ask. _Atldrsu, Mn. It.
Summary. box art,

Noiro mine. lad.

Jbifl' BEAR m MIND
that wo' carry a put lino of vaox. Ai.
burns, toils out! other Photo Pup-rt;
r‘ilm Flam n’jid everything uncoo-
ury to the motion Photographer.

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.2 , Over Indulgence.
~ “Mrs. Annie Brown." the pathetic
story of whose arrest last. night. In
told in another column. had a hearty
laugh this morning in North Main
street, in spite of the fact that she
had contributed ten nameleons to the
coffers of the town court. Mr. "Annie
Brown,” or whatever his name is. had
been putting in a strenuous night. The
early part of the night he drank to
drown his sorrow, but. when Annie
was released on bail be commenced to
drink because he felt so overjoyed at
the sight of her pyroxide locks again.
This morning he drank some .more
because he felt bad. Annie was do-
ing a little shopping in North Main
street and her man was waiting for
her outside. He was standing on the
sidewalk ruminating when
be commenced to back and back and
b ck. He backed until he struck a
h g packing case. on the edge of the
curb. He sat down in it rather titt-
ceremonlously. The,top of the box
inst. fitted the width of his hips. He
struggled to get. out, but the more he
struggled the further down in the box
he slipped until finally only a pair of
feet and a much bewildered face pro-
truded above the box. Annie saw the
plight into which “her man" had full.

herself into hysterics over it.

He was finally assisted out of the
box and the pair went down Railroad
Place together.

MANY NEW TELEPHONE SUB-
SCRIBERS. o

The Southern New England Tel!!-
phoue Company has had a record
breaking week In the installation of
new telephones in this district. no less
than twenty-two having been put in
phtce. The new subscribers with
their numbers are as follows: "

LeGrand Raymond. 13I~—3.

East India Tea Co., 151——5.

Edward S. Meeker, 147—43. ‘1

George G. Ernst, 296-—

Harry W Weston, 101-4.

William P. Beers, 73—45.

Marshall H. Tollcs, 243-3.

E. C. Roscoe. 397—41.

Samuel J. Lockwood. 392——2.

W. C. A. Schltchting, 392—4).

Truman Smith, 392—41,

Cornelius .I. DeWitt. :til'lm—tt.

J. .E. Kaiser. 397—42.

Stmhg‘Comstock, 397-2.

Herbert Ogden. 892~it

H. A. Barrett, 392—4.

Joseph 11. Rider, l20———

E. W. ’l‘allmadgc Illtltisi‘l. itiilwi.

Elizabeth A. lrviu, Itiii——5.

Mrs. Jennie C. Ferris, 215-4.

Louis Udclman, 301““.

.IMcckcr Coal ("o., Lockwood‘s Hall.
185-4.

 

MR. RAYMOND'S ACCIDENT.
The Sentinel yesterday told of an
accident to Thomas I. Raymond. at
his Hillside rcsidencc. It appears he
started to go frotu one room to an
other upstairs. He. did not. have a
light and in the darkness tripped over
something and was thrown headlong
down a flight of stairs. He was bad-
ly shaken up and was out. about the
face. besides sustaining several so
vere bruises. Fortunately no bones
were broken anti no really serious In-
jut'ies'resultod. Mr. Raymond Is an
able to leave his bcd today.

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CONVENIENCE

 

DEPOSIT:

in the Central Banking De-

partment oi the

South Nor-walk
Trust; Co.

Add pay vour bills by Check.

 

Saturday and Monday. 150

She Waits by the Deep Blue Sea.

I'm Trying So Hard to Forget You.
II The original Yum Yum Song. "Wil-

am‘fl

Where is Muvournecn Tonight?

in the Shade ot the Old Apple Tree.
Every Little Bit Halon.

Good Bye Sir/cot Mario.

DALI OF IOUVINIR POSTAL
OARDO IN SETS,

For Saturday Moriiing.
Norwaiit views. it for tic.
South Norwalit views. ‘0 for tie.
New York City views. 6 for he.
mat. Louis Exposition view. 10 for
0- .
Comic. 10 for ion.
Gibson views, to for 261:.

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suddenly '

en, but the conditions Were too hopc- -
lessly funny and she nearly laughed .

 

13c
. length,

Our Top Coats conic
incite-slung, with vealed

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shine as in rain. it

full, coats with winch vents,
to 38 chest,
, $8.50

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South No

alk.

It may cost a little
is worth it.

We are near~~just as far
its the nearest letter-box
or telephone.

1 j *O*8_. ‘
“ Raincoat's.

liall hats and furnishings arc all in.

your choice one of our Top Coats of short or knee
or a long raincoat, y
smarhscttiug effect and distinctive tailoring. .

in tan covcrls, loose and boxy, 35
backs. x...

$10 ito $15 ,

. Our Raincoats are simply long worsted overcoats made
rainproof by the most approved process, as useful in sun-

ou are certain of the same

at“.

_. From $10 to $25.

———-—_

Young men cxprcss a decided preference

for our oys-

tcr«gray single and tloulilc breasted sack suits, cut longt and
Sizes up

irouscrs pcg'doppy.

to $15.

 

 

 

aaoui‘ QUALITY.

When buying Oats,
think it will pay you to consider quality?

Hay and Feed don’t you:

more (perhaps not) but it

We can give you these requisites.

' Buy Oats That's Clean,

MANUEL T. HATCH.

When you tlilnk of
(train, think of Iiutch.

 

 

to learn Bookkeeping].

ENROLL NOW.

9
Jasper—"Many a wise word is spok-
cn In jest." Jumpuppomfi'cs but the
can't compare with the number of foo -
isb ones that. are spoken in earnest."
“““ Lite.

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'I‘otnut‘y-“Say, pa, why did Peary
name his ship ‘itooscvcli!’ " l’n—"I
guess ht- wanicti to scare the bears
away from the pole. my son."—~(‘hl-
cugo Daily News.

 

“Sometimes do than dnt's workin'
do hardest in his world." said Uncle
Eben, "is do one (lot los too much
tithe. tryin' to pick out do cnsios’ Job."
—~Wushingtou Star.

SPEQIILS

VOLUNTEER FLOUR, PER BAG, 650

 

3 CANS MILK. 25°

3 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS, 26°

2 PKGS. CREAM 0F WHEAT, 26¢:

A. stun,

a4 COTTAGE AVENUE,
EAST NORWALK. CON"

‘ ”2‘Oibs.

,tiesi (imaged Sugar

$1.00.

.JO’SELOFF‘S

72 N. Main St. to. Norm 1k

 

 

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Mariam. BUSINESS conga
Wants 50 Young. Man

To Learn

Shorthaud. Iypewriiing

 

The Demand For Competent Young Man Exceeds The
- Number Graduated-n

' TEN to ONE

"mm a one" OPPORTUNITY rar r1. Young Man
, on Y and trauma SESSIONS.

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M. A. MERRILL Prim.
South Manual/t.

RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.

NEW YORK. Oi'l. 7.~Lu liretuge.
from Ilavrc, was reported by wireless
as passing Nantucket Lightship at
0:30 a. at. today.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.~—On the stcttm-
cr t‘cdric. in today from Liverpool and
Quccustown, was Justice Sinoon E.
Iialtlwin, of the Connecticut Supreme
Court of Errors.

NEW YORK. Oct. 7.~Arrlvod: Stoo-
mcr Etrurla and Cctlrlc, from Liver
pool; St. Louis, from Southampton.

ADVERTIBED LETTERS.

Letters addressed as follows. remain
unclaimed in tho post-oilice at Nor-
wulk. Conn.. for the week ending Sut-
urday, Supt. 01h, 1005:

South NorwulkwA. 1... South Not“
walk, Conn, (leorgc Anderson, Miss H.
Iiuttvs. (Icorgo S. Brown, A. (lady, M.
I". Drew, Fred Kramatzck. Frank
lmckwood, John Robinson, Robert
Scott, Toltittliko, Vilnius.

E. It; CROWD. P. M.

 

 

 

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Hutu" Homes.

This is our specialty. We have

 

given the subject thirty years' at-
tention and feel competent to both
buy and cell the coat the people
want. i . ..

Have you made the acquaint-
ance of our cool? It is weiiiwcrth
knowing, and, to a permit of
thrift it to always a money saving
proposition to buy good coil in-
stead of trash:

What the yam have taught us
is at your union.

73 attentional Soap
for Mo

We have recently made a very
'iargo purchase of Fine Toilet
Soap in order to secure a special
price. Now that they are here
we are having dlfilculty in flitti-
lng a place for them. and will
reduce the stock by selling them
at ,

10c A BOX, son A new
ours ONLY.

the Oiifford Pharmacy

ran PRESCRIPTION areas.
TIL. CALL in.
«common.

Maples ti Guidschmltit Go.

(incorporated)

COMMISSION BROKERS!

 

 

Cotton.
lwartz A Corbett link. In. Norwalit.

 

TODAY IN WALL STREET

WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.——Mod-
crate, selling at‘the optset imparted a
weak tonedouthe stock'ma‘rket. but
losses did not exceed fractional llm-
its. St. Paul, Union Pacific, Canadian
Pacific. Missouri Pacific, Pennsylva-
nia. Baltimore and Ohio and Amalga-
mated Copper i’eli lg to 1%.. Locomo-
tive was firm.

WALL STREEI‘, 11 a. m.-Raiiroad
equipment stocks were bought heavily,
the tnovement having had origin In
the late advance of yesterday in Loco-
motive. That stock inaugurated we
rise today and its gain of 21/4 was fol-
lowed by that of 1% in American Car
and Pressed Steel Car. Railroad
stocks continued heavy and their
weakness pulled down the Railroad
Equipment. stocks later.

WALL STREET. Close. Fears of a
poor bank statements caused general
selling anti the most prominent and
active stocks get a point or below last
night. Selling subsided after the ap‘
neurones of the bank statement. and
Locomotive moved upwards again an
extreme of 31/4 points. The recover-
les In the general list were trifling
and setting was renewed. Except for
these few specialties, the closing was
may near the lowest.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmidt Cu. Com
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block, South Norwalk. Telephone 153.

Open High Low 1:30

Stocks. Bonds. ‘Grnln and

 
 

 

favorable impression upon the wearer and upon those who

see them worn.

$15,118. $211 at i.
Manhu 

' 'Are uncommonly good clothes. They make apermaneutly ‘ .

 
 
 

 

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YOU are cordially invited .to inspect our showing" of , \ t

Clever Clothes.

 

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New Fall lasts in stylish, comfortable anti durable ,Sboes", f; ,1

for Men.

98 Washington St. ‘

» . Telephone Cali 324-2..“ .

SELLECK a P

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Still Pursuing The Elusive .. Dbllair' ‘ ' t
Twenty Baskets of fine Pears for canola or other purpnaoa.’ Will make ..
a special price,“ We basket. Saturday.

chance.

can

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love
last

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ruse ROSE FLOUR ........'.'.'.'.'.‘.'111.23111212121111211211

use at St: quart.

Grapes—An 8 lb. basket

of Grapes for 22¢.

od size.
If you don't want no much as a bake
Remember, 60c basket.

to "*
Muakmelona, at So each, aeiilng in some places at 8c and 10's. .» '

Positivei y a bang-lit

i, will sell you what you ~

. a

A few nice Cauliflower; for sale Saturday, at about 18c eacht'u two size.

Cabbage.
Celery. 5c Root. \

New Walnuts, 8c quart. I:'

A fowJ-iomo Raised Quincos.
Will have New Sweet Cider Saturday.’
ad here. Go qt., or 20o gallon.

Oh. what. Good Cheese I have Ju at gotcen in.
Mild and fine. .

L.

y-
1‘

r of Cheese will call It great.
all winter. ”Fine, fine, fine.

Hope to serve and please.

18c Ib

EET POTATOES

.1"

LORENZO DIBBDE

Telephone Call 26-4.

20its.Wetttnuiatetr'fsfitttuw $1.00

.1 t- -“ .

Will be high grade, an is usual-

Rich'a‘l butter. A two
Have bought enough to

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per pack, 18o ‘
par has. $90

PILLSBURY'S FLOUR ........................ pen barroi, to; per bag, 75o

NESTLE'S MILK .......................................... _. 3 com. 251: »

VERY BEST BUTTER ........................................ pound. 25c

EXTRA QUALITY TEA. black or mixed, regular 40c; now ....... pound. 200

CONCORD GRAPES, extra large basket’ ....................... .eath 1;
FULL LINE FRUIT AND VEGE TABLE8.. CRANBERRIES. 3.}

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY,“

20 NORTH MAIN UT.
NORWALK. CT. .
L. 2H.

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REMEMBEI‘L WE CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK‘OF V3-

IRE-DEVELOPER. ‘ .
REMEMBER, we CARRY A LARGE AND FRESH srocx OF'VELOX,

N. A. LIQUID DEVELOI’ER; AND RE-DEVELOPER.

 

auto HARDNIR AND

 

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We Handle Eastman Filmlixclusivelu "1*

W.P. BEER’S’ * "

Book-alien, Buttonory, Engraving. Koo-ks, Film Packs and cm». Cuppilla
40 Wall on, Not-walk.

I' SNAPPER BLUES.

o 80. Main 3L,
Telephone Connection.

“asset ARRIVED ~.—-

\

Oo.’ Hamlin.
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'West. Un. Tel. 93%

total. Cop. 85% 85% 8434 85%
Am. c. a r. 377,1. 391,4. 377... 38s.
A111. Cot. Oil 32 32 32 32

Am. Ice 2715 2714, 27% 21%
Am. Loco. 50% 59-11. 51; bf, . . ,_-
Ant. Smelt. 126% 12671; 1120:: 13:111.};
Am. Sugar 141% 142 1411.; 111%
A, T. & S. Fe NEW. 89% till Kiwi
lialt. & Ohio 113 113% 113 113

Bklyn. It. '1‘. 71-31. 7154, 7111. tilt.
Cites. & Ohio 5711‘. 5714’ 5671’. 503;.
t‘hl. 6’1 N. W. 219 220 210 219

Chi. (It. West. 211/. 2H}; 21% 211/),
t‘. M. & SLP. it'll Hill/4 18014 130%
Col. 1“. & I, 4844. 451.5, 41171;. 404;...
Col. South. 28% 2511.9 23%» 28%
(.‘on. this was, mtg ism 1115!;2
Eric, 49% 4911.. ~10 491,4.
Eric, Isl pfti. til 81 110-11 80%
III. Central 1811,41 1R1 it; 180% 180%
11011.4} Nash. 1539;}. 154 153% 1.14%
Met. 81. Ry. 125% IZII 120% 12614;
Mex. Cent. 25 25% 21'» 25%
M. K. 8: 'I‘. 33% 1135/. 33134 33%
M.K. & '1'. pl. (181,4 081/. 681.5. 113‘s;
M0. Pacific 104% 105 104% lit-,4
National Lead 48 48 - 47% 4.5;.
N, Y. (‘entral 150% 1501.4 119% 140%
Norf. a West. 801,4 85% 851A 85%
Out. & West. 54% 54% 583’... 5351:,
Pacific Mail 413 «15 45 45.
Penn. R. It. 113% 14374. 111301. 143%
Pen. Gas 103% 103% 103% 10319
Reading 12: 123 151% 121%
Read. lst pfd. 02% 92% 92% 921.1;
Rep. Steel 211% 25% 24% 25

Rock Island 33% 33% 83% 331/;
Sou. Pacific 0914 09% 69 00

Son, Ry. Co. 811% 30% ,36% 3014
Tom. C. & I. 88 881/. 87% 870i,
Union Pacific 132%. 132% 13175. lint),
11. 8. Rubber 53 11314. 5255 63%
II. 8, Steel 38 38M. 37% 31's.
[1.8.81001nf. 104% 104% 104% “tr/3
Wabash 227/1, 22% 22 - 229s
Wabash pf. iii 43 42 42M.

aurrsartau. a
some MACKEREL. r r r
crank coo. (
ILUEFISH. ' .—

WEAKF'ISH. . ;
SOFT SHELL. cakes. ,
LONG. c‘LAMa. “. ‘
scum: came. ,
oaaanpoarlova‘raae. 2,

 

93% 931A. 93%

Bank Statement.
Reserves, decrease ...... ..$3.il33.8110
Reserves. U. 8., decrease... 8.112.750
Loans, decrease ........... 11,880,400
Specie. decrease 0.467.600

Imgal lender, dccrcauu..... 1.987.100
Deposits, decrease .. ....... 21,203,400
Circulation. increase ...... 70,300

mun—1...... m

ACCUOATION AGAINST LAND OP-
ERATOR.

SALEM. Ore. 7.-«in ttn open letter
published today‘ Governor George E.
Chcmberland accused i). .1. Kullher, a.
land operator. of securing by fraudu-
lent means over 100,000 acres of state
lands. Govornor Chamberlain says
regarding Keliher‘o operations: “One
thing is certain that up to this time
more than 100,060 acres of land have
been turned into his hands where the
applications were apparently either
forged or in the names of fictitious
persons and how much more there is
remains yet to be seen.”

Governor Chamberlain's letter was
written to refute charges made
against various state officials by Kell-
her In a carton of pamphlets which
have been given wide circulation.

LIAVIA'NORWALK MONDAY.

The Rev; William B‘iiagornld, who,
has been assisting for several months
at. St. Mary‘s pamii. Norwalit, will
leave Monday for Washington, where
no will take up a further year's coum

 

 

 

 

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of study at the Catholic University. '
rather pat-maid came to Rom":

Cutbill’s

 

Buy

Your

Bridge Fioh Market“ , ~

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Clocks, Skirts and Miflidery ~

‘ from tho molar. . .
I! will son you Thirty Par canton (In gall”. “ .

i The Fat

We nonunion a narrator m... ..,. .

i' 003k ; and Furl"?

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It’s all over town. They say Raymond has tltc‘beat C
heartily concur in that opinion. We-think wefhavetlt‘e. lar

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and‘

best stock. But: don’t take our word for it. Try it loud andiprov'e

give us a chance at your

 

 

from that. institution.

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lymon‘dy,

it to your own satisfaction. Not much risk, Initial“. trli'it's ail righti- _
.Winter’s Coal. We are bite to ,do-Ii'ittlti
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