as, to Clay street. is ill
on severe cold. , ‘
—-Canes in Winter Caps. ' O‘Brien's.
' ward Blissful sssistin ; at the
sin «of the ‘Oeinstocll’Cloth “ Com-
ork on tho newtwecktic Factory
in ,South Main street is progressiux
fulfill)» tum} - .r v ~33 ‘1 . ’..
--A Thanks ving dinner at‘tile lio-
tel Clifford wil be the right thing.
William Mciiugll. of. Benin .Malu
street has‘hauled out his launch for
the w nler. , . .
J. CMWilsou & Company are plac
ing a large addition on their factory
in was you seen
Attorney H. Bl. ‘Ferris.~Iisflt critically
ill at the home‘ot his'piirenis'.er and -
Mrs. _8antuel Ferris. in West street. _
e’l‘be best Turkeys are 20 and 220
lb...attlayes'. , ~ ,
Most of the local stores will be
closed tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day.
None of the banks or public onions will
boopobuw ‘
~8lr Wigcl. ‘Conan Doyle's great
storygiu the SundaytNew York Trl-_
bune.'begins Dec. 3. Order from your
newsdeaier.
The seventh child. a daughter. are
rived in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Herring of Raymond street, Sat-
urday night.
_ he biggest live turkey in town is-
at Weiselt’s. On The Bridge. It’s a
beauty. Have you seen, it?
A. B.-Ooiey. formerly of South Non
walk, has been spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Coicburn.
of Norwalk.
-—Strictly Native Turkeys. from 22c
to 25¢. at the Public Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Avery. of
Pound Ridge, will take up their winter
residence in West avenue, Norwuik. on
Friday of this week.
acSchiits Milwaukee Beer bottled
and delivered by J. F. Curnyn, corner
of Ferris and Connecticut avenues.
Telephone call 239-2.
Mrs E. K. Banks and daughter May
have' gone to Southwick, Mass, to
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Bank's
parents of that place.
Harold Van Llew, who is employed
as linotype operator in Richmond, Vir-
ginia, expects, to spend Thanksgiving
Day at his home in Norwalk. _.
-—-“l suffered for months from sore
throat. Eclectric Oil cured me in
twenty-four hours." ‘ M. S. Gist.
Hawesville, Ky. _
The Nutmeg Club. of Norwalk, will
play Company D at indoor baseball. at
the armory Wednesday night of next
week. Company D will hold a regular
drill tonight.
Rheumatism. gout, backache, acid
poison. are results of kidney trouble.
Holister'a Rocky Mountain Tea goes
directly to the seat of the disease and
cures when all else falls 35 cents.
Plaisted'a Drug Store.
Thomas Meriweiher. of Norwaik.
has taken a: position with the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail.
road Company, under Foreman of No
this Power Andrew filing, of South
Norwalk freight yard.
The South Norwslk'Qusi-iette Club
in arranging to give. a concert. next
Monday evening. in their rooms In
General Frost's block, In Nortthaln
street. A musical program under the
direction of Leader Karl chhl will be
rendered.
~—Cholce Native Turkeys, 20 and 22c
in. at Hayes'.
At a special communication of St.
John‘s Lodger F. and A. M.. of Nor.
walk. last night. the Master Mason’s
degree was conferred on twu candl-
dates. The next meeting of the lodge
has been called for 7:30 o’clock nest
Tuesday evening.
--»'l‘ake your family to the Hotel
Clifford. Thanksgiving dinner. from 12
to 2. You will save trouble and expense
Forty-live employee of the American
Telephone and Telegraph (lemony ar-
rived in South Norwslii. yesterday, In
a Ipfifilll train from Westerly. Rhoda
island. and will go to work on the con-
duit through The Norwsiks as soon as
the weather will tyrant.
Mr and Mrs. J. M. Clark. llauhury;
.l. l‘. llruud. J. M. l'i‘l'iilii'y. Ii. Mllllwll'
tun. 'l‘lloiuss Lloyd. Robert, Lloyd.
i}. i.. illicit. J. [A- ileum. J. H. Dilikul.
it". i). Archibald. 0. ll. Madden. if. M.
.locl. it‘. ill. Willistusdlr. and Mrs.
Jones and daughter. William iii. Dsy~
ton. Frank lilleinber ,f. if. 1;. Sthflv
'lln. A: A. Duvlsylbi N. Force. ii.
i. Mills. 0. w. iiumpus. New York:
C. W. Piston. Willard.” llill. hits. it.
P. O‘Brien. Boston; ii. a. Downer.
Green Ash; snowman .Ii.
m rs "s 0- Wk", "i ”a ”90"
cr. if. ti. Wheeler. Win-teal. Joseph
Wad" ' Julfr Cucllisy.
crib. W.
W”! “I; Willi.” J”. Jr”
South
‘ liorwsih- rammed-silks"
rum: TA- ll. resemblances: s. L
macroeconomic
., f i ‘ V
I
—4Tlie finest variety of Turkeys in.
town. 20 and 22c lb.. at Hayes’.
Ralph LeCroix. formerly with the
Central Food company, has secured a
position with Charles, E, Seymour.
—-Crofut & Knapp hats. O’Brien. i
dangerous gtillies in' Seaview avenue.I
Now there is admin from "each side .
and empties into the meadows.’
-——Strictly Native Turkeys, from 22c
to 25c. at the Public Market.
Grand Secretary John Hullarlow is
sending today to the several lodges of
the grand lodge of Connecticut. F. and
A. M.. the official notice of the death
of Past Grand Master Luke A. Lock.
wood of Riverside (Greenwich). No.
vember 20. The notice recounts the
Masonic services of the deceased and
pays a’ personal tribute.
Good advice t6 women. If yen want
a beautiful complexion. clear skin,
bright eyes; red lips, good health, take
Hollistcr’s Rocky Mountain =Tea.
There is nothing like it. 35 cents.
:3: or Tablets. . Plaisted’e Drug
re.
Those ‘who attended the ~3hriners'
session in Bridgeport, Monday night.
from The Norwallts’wero: Arthur C.
Wheeler, Ferdinand B, Smith. Mayor
Charles E. Dow-Captain Edward nl
Wood. i-inrry Bennett. Mr. Sherwood!
Lewisii. Green. A, It. Malkin. Harrie
it; Smith. Alexander Sample: E. 16.1
Crowe. A. V. Walnright, Frederick
. .
i
Baxter. John H. Light. Charles anui
Rogers. W. s. Sturtevant. Captain Pe
ter Decker, William Plati Beers.
——Sir Wigol. Conan Doyle's great
story in the Sunday New York Tri-
bune. begins Doc. 3. Order from your
neWsdeulei‘, '- 2» ~.
FY :
LET vouk 's'rijsca HAVE ml
o‘ww'wsv.
Do Not Try to Drive and Force it to
Work When it is Not Able or You
Will buffer or The More
' “You cannot treat your stoumch as
some men treat a bulky horse: force
drive or even starve it- illto dolutl
work at which it rebels. The atoni-
aoh is a patient and faithful servant
and will stand mush abuse and ill
treatment beforeit "balks" but when
it does you had better go slow with it
and not even attempt to make it work
Some people have the mistaken idea
that they can malts their stomachs
work by stsrvlng‘.themseives.~ They
might cure the stomach that way
but it would take so long that they
would have no usefor a stomach
when they got through: The sensi-
ble way out of the difficulity is to lot.
the stomach rest if it wants “to and
employ synbstltute to dolls work.
lituaws Dyspepsia Tablets will do
the work of your stomach for you and
digest your food lust as your «couch
used to do when it wsmwell. You
can prove this hy‘putting your food
in a glass jar with one of the tablets
and sufficient water and you will «no
the food digested is last the sonic
time as the ill ‘stivc fluids of ilw
ainlnacll would b it. That will aili-
lsfy your mind. “Now. to satisfybotii
your mind and .Ilody take one of
The selectmen have completed two batross diam r , re
much needed drains from Betta place. chiffon 3.2%,“... 03.13%; nfi‘gevgmfiz";
Ea“ Norwaik. “ammo?“ the Will" chiffon cloth. voile. swiss-the list is ’
in time of rain. has made deep and withouteud.
0' Bet“ Dim “MW “0W 935808 'ends which fall still back ill
- “We“ “‘0 ”tidbit“ 0‘ 393““ avenue long veils. at the "3... myths; or:
‘ tastc'rune to certain styles and colors
‘ famous.
4 you can” do more work. enabling you to earn
. mgmcxupncio so distinct: country more
1 ~ "
do more work and c I
~ aim“
l
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'FASHION AND. ”(SUMMARY
WRINKLEG.
What along list of sheer. shimmer-
ingmaterials one has to select from
when she sets. about buying a party
dress. Grenadine, mull, organdy.,,al~
The hand-painted veil is the new
novelty. This decoration is on the
tied beneath the chin.
Lierre faces are coming into fash-
ion very fast. especially the silk ones.
This is due of course in part to its:
beauty. but largely to the ease with
whch it. adapts itself to allltinds of
materials.
Did you ever stop to think how diffi-
cult it must be it) buy the goods for a
department. where there must be many
colors and styles? or course your
waiways has, always will; hilt you
must‘put yourself in the place of ev-
cry one else and buy for them. too.
Just enough of this kind and that and
the other. so that every one will be
able to get what she wants and there
be done left over to displeaso the man
at the helm. it must be quite an ac-
complishment to be able to do this.
Do not thrown away your old silk
dress linings. They can oftentimes
be made use of In fashioning house
gowns of inexpensive thin materials
and a new lining does not h 1"e to be
purchased.
The briili of ii sable hill ». 'nced
underneath with white ostrich feath~
ers.
Life-sized tomatoes with foil gc form
lilo design for a set of hen -pninted
salad plates; rather of u tempting de‘
sign for such a purpose.
1
Do not be deceived by counterfeits
when you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The
name of E. C. DeWitt «I: Co. Is on
every box of the genuine. Piles in
their worst form will soon pass away
If you will apply Dertt‘s Witch Ha-
sel Salve night and morning. Best
for Cuts. Burns. Bells. Tetier. Eczema.
etc. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
BENNETT-MOULTON COMPANY.
Evorybody's favorites. tllo Bennett
Moulton Company. announce their'au-
nuai visit at Hoyt‘ll Theatre, one week.
beginning Monday. December 4. This
season‘» company Is as strong a dra-
matic organisation as capital and man-
ngerisl experience can put together.
The repertoire comprises the follow.
ins plays: "The Fatal Coin." “Shad-
owed lives." "ills Jealous Wife."
"Biiielishts of New York." “Henna En»
throned." "Pallet." and "The Lyndon
Bank Robbery." all of which will be
presented with that csrefui attention
lo‘deiuii for which this company in
sale of seats opens tomor-
TOW.
sis irruAC'Fm'frouonaow.
"A “poem effort to plow" has al~
ways been Garland Gsdsn‘s motto. sad
in his lsiost. magnificent production.
(“Wife in Nauru Only." which he brings
to Huyi's lutnorrow; matinee and
night, he has uorrsllod together all
those characteristics and qualities that
so to make up s! most successful per.
iftil‘lllliiii‘o and one that is bound to
plotted all classes of theatregoors. ov-
on to the most fastidious.
W
"OYT’B THEATRE. FRIDAY.
(marina Dickson. the well-known
star. who with his supporting cum-
psny. is the headline feature with the
Broadway Vaudeville liters. will run
Paulie” "obstruct
‘ st W‘s sits «stir.
:.
stilsrt's l spcpsls ‘Mlets “throats
lug-oat at s d what yourwsntwauu
you will fool I? our ‘milldvtiiste your
food is being 1 because you
will feel no diminution or which in
your stomachsin'i‘sct u will forget
all shout saving it die sell lost as
mil“ when mfwsre is satiny boy
or r. . , .
Stuart's Dr! is Tablets set in a
natural way collidin onl
ills nstursi‘slslpsiltsrof the gastric
iulcsssadothsrv , «moms:
stomach. . it _ so itineraries
whstcoliditi tlis‘Wiiimthsr
is right. all t 'dllsl‘r Wit aboard
sud do their work. 'i'ilsylim'ssslr
business and’ surround! conditions
no not Iflm'lhllll” tbs issst
maniacs ”it it”:
t ‘lilus
‘ mph» ind. compete become
mmmlfir. . .,
' .0, mutant milieu are for
ssieh shdnlulslsstlloossus
has. l‘hsy srs so well known and
me that s
7 would sit , ” liaise
clitorisisollol. tilillll‘r ; Ml.
physicsns are meant i all
over ills issd sad if your .41 doctor
Is warms _i you “will tell
you freshly = {on “is nothing.”
sans so - mum’s
3“ ' '
“miners In t o audience w loll will wit»
‘nsssths ports of, , ,. issa
lion in this city. y) t. s do.
ii on anagrams: this some-
il the many . tee with
which its his been the has made
‘ “wear surmise r0 loans."
doubtsdly rest may tie and lid-
lils ussts handler. to ttlsslrssosrs
‘ibrougliout America.
ms”
' This has been aptly led the "m
insistent lemma” Never has
seen so snlouut of istsrssuas lisp-
pstiings been crosiilsd info so even»
ing's entertainmsnti {w
ssll bubbling oyst- til missions
humor. tins lush
with Wright-e rapidity. it sparkles
with I still “nudism the funniest
of mumps its ,. if you have
never soils "Whit insured to Jones'
you here mm of tile rsmt
treats am
“still ”was money. .
: _,,. . . ‘WI . , . ., .
Mr. clam-pain. Olsen Esch Deny
‘ ‘ its iii“ 1..
themuin "Monday's Sentinel regarding .
“messing .
idliows another Norwsl
‘ .
!
»
I,.
nova scour THE noses. sacs.
. , o Oil
Hamid Clark takes exception . to the
the proposedvhorsa: race between his
trotter and that.9wned by, Theodore
Olsen. v.4Thoiitemtsiatad that he back
ed out. Mr. morphisms thatMr. Ol-
son backed. out. and lira. Olsen states
that Mr. Clark backed out. .It brings
to mind file story‘fo the little boy who,
was late. to school. 3 The teacher ask-
ed hlm‘wlh'y its was tardy. .
"Why it was so slippery that every
time .1 look a step forward, 1 slid back
We." .
"Then how didyou get here at all?"
asked the teacher.
~ “Why. i started
the answer. , ‘ , , g . .
Undoubtedlymo one. backed out. but .
there whereome slight disagreement
regarding the terms. ~-
to go home." was
—-.~
W
“l THANK THE MONO!”
cried Hannah Float. of» Little Rock
Ark, "for‘r’thevrelief [got from Buck-
lsn’s Arnlca Salve. it cured my fear.
ful running sores, which nothing else
would heal, and from which i had so!»
fared for ll years." It is s. marveloul
healerlfor cuts, burns and wounds
Guura teed atlf‘. H. Baxter's. Souti
Norwa It. and E. P. Wood's. Norwslli
drug stores: 25c. , "
. THANKSGIVING DAV SERVICE.
I 'l‘ne union Thanksgiving day service
of the South Norwalk Baptist. Metho‘
dist and Congregational Churches will
be held tomorrow morning at it o’clocl
in tile Congregational'church. Arthur
Huntington of Norwaik. will preside
at. the organ, and David F. Disbrow.
actingsaprecentcrhwill lend the slug-
ing. .Rev. ll, B. Carpenter will rear
the proclamations of President ltoose-
velt and Governor Roberts. and aim
conduct the service. The sermon wit
be. delivered by Rev. W. W. '1‘. Duncan.
whose topic will be The Sequel oi
Thanksgiving.
NEARLY SEVERE!) THUMB.
William J. Flutter. one of the ilrm
of Flaunti o Benedict. the wcliknowu
Norwalk grocers. nearly severed the
thumb of his right hand yesterday
while cutting a large piece of ctldfish.
oases T0 serrtz Accouu‘r.
District of Norwulk. ua., Probate
Court. November 38. A. 1).. 1905.
Estate of Emily Hunt. isle of Nor-
wulk, in said districL deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator
with the will ailncxed. exhibit his ad-
ministration account to this court for
adjustment at the Probate office in
Nor-walk. on the 6th day of December.
lilorl. at if) o'clock forenoou; and that
all persons interested in said estate
may be noticed thereof. the said ad-
ministrator will cause this order to
be published in a nowapuper having it
circulation in said district. at least five
days before said tith day of Decent-
iior. 1906.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
n29 it Judge.
csoss To II‘I‘TLE access?
lllstrici of Norwullt. «a. l'robutc
(hunt. November iii. A. it. little.
lliaillte of William ll. lmskwtaul. late
of Norwalk. in said district «tweaked.
Ordered. That the Connecticut Agri~
cultural mmrfmsnt Station. trustee
under the will of said deceased. oli-
ilihit its account with said estate to
this court l‘or adiusttnont. at the Pro
hate silica in Norwslk, on the Hill day
of December ifltlli. at it o‘clock fors-
noon: and that all persons interested
in said slinh‘inity be notlilcd thereof.
the said traitor will utilise this order
to be published twltle’in snowshoe:-
he in; ii tlrsclalitr l sold district.
st east tell dsysbsfors ssili 11th day
of December. villi. , ‘
, I 'r‘ '. ~j Y We
, all ‘ '
‘ imllls’it [slut ViYLyIly'l‘l‘R.
' on o labor
(in MM“ millu'l'i sgusw
. .. dbl F
sell. was.
N... "glitcdyea
_ serenely—”Aruba
ills Greatest sucro- 'cf the ‘ Season
eaowonn HOUSES avaalr
loin Nd postal
. rrlsd out . without
sauce is
s
‘ red of the at: l
tilt; allisd‘
Nev AND~
A“??? as a' ilitros‘t‘itl‘nd “mt ,
:n. noun o}, ,e a .
no ll of Folby'sl‘llgsfey
i lions are offered
These {worthless
.. similar . sounding!
lilo, rooms as
r us
”a
eys Honey and Tar is in a
Ask for it and to
little. ii is the best
. ‘. ‘ ‘ and colds. Sold at
' unifies... ..
u or sswbaacemd.
RAN lsdQ oat-sum. alt—-
If‘l t . platinum Concord.
ayliat .theCounty
”capital ““0" \ 3"“ ““wmclous for once tlonal value of our Women's Un. . . , , ’1'? .,
“CU” COMPANY gmmhmc {y 31:32; égyigigm‘ .derwpear at i159; These vests and yachts new wmrea 1 ll _ , ‘ W‘All' _
“of. tits 123M} win" a...“ ’ . id .. ll ‘0‘“ . ha ‘ beer (1: a a mode 0 M. 80ft yarn and 080i? . Mans! Heavy Fleaflbflbllled sum
it lion, you s s v his i can “lied. .625“ would be a fair" price for and Drawers. all Sue” “#3:” . .
4...... as...”
MENTS
inertia THEATRE.
' ’ aluminium.
Tlds‘ ntvm . in“. .Nov. to.
‘ gill! be 2:! l evening, 8:16." ‘I
.w. (‘7 (A- .. in
“us.
K j I. ‘ L ‘ . .
Wife mName Only
With Original New York. Company.
Sceacrggend Properties
A REM: PLAY ‘4
' A,‘OREAT COMPANY
including Garland Gsdsn, Lsurs Lor-
aine and Master Charis Ross.
‘ Wl-ln‘ll
isle of Seats opens Monday. Nov. 27.
PRICES: Matinee. 16. 25. 950p .
Stadium”. 35. 50 78c.
N0 ADVANCE. in eludes.
M
Harris THEATRE.
FRIDAYlfififi. 181’.
MATINEELAND .NiflHT-
Mstlns‘s. this; Evenldh. 8:15.
REAL VAUDEVILLE AT LAST.
BROADWAY
‘ VAUDEVILLE
STARS.
Including
. Charles Dioksm" Co.
Risito.
Charles ~Wayne.
Col-sis:
Lash Russell.
Brothers Wood.
Swift G Buckley.
The Crest Zeno.
Hockey and Lester.
and
Mrs. Goldfinch. the London Actress.
...
and Her Own Compsny.
‘ PRICES:
Matinee .. ....... _ ........... 1 Sc. 25:
Evening ........... 15c. 26c. 35:. 600
Seats on bale Monday. Nov.,27tli.v
HOYT'S THEATRE,
ss‘runbav. ’DEC: zuo.
MATINEE'AND NIGHT.
Matinee, 2:16; EVsnlng. 8:15.
WHAT lggPPENED
jONES.
The Funniest Plsy Ever Written
WHAT rHAP'INED 1'0 JONES
3‘th t3..ms€'sstssst ever seen in
r. tis ,
luau e. HOCKEY.
Preceded hymn-Minute Merry Farce.
THE GREEN-IYID MONSTER.
if you want so evening of rest, solid
fun. DON'T Mile lT.
PRICES:
Mstines ..........15e,25c
Evening ............ 250. 35c. boa
Bests on his Tuesday. Nov.‘28th.
Barr's—"flan“.
ms vase. ans yesa 37o. vsss
Bennett .Moulton
Company
saris: tests or use. 4th.
,Dsliy Matinee lsuinulnp Tussdsy.
Producing Justin Adams well known
nts‘li‘lzfoisk.
‘Vflll :2 :-
Mondsy~His Jealous . .
Tuesdsyw'i‘he Fatal Coin. ‘
Wedliesduy—nll'sust.
’l‘hui'sduywflearia liluillroeud.
Fridaymelisdoivcd 'ilivcs.
Saturduywilido inning of how York.
Mstinscs.
'f‘ussduy--—Thu Well of hill.
Weltw'l‘hc Lyndon flank Mystery.
Thursday-41‘s be announced.
Frldsyn-il‘o be souuunagd.
Bsturdsy-e’l‘llo Great .rper swindle.
, . Our Vsodsvil .
Jack wilsicrmnnnvdhc mall with the
inexhaustible fund. «ill divisor. . .
Dorms and lilvu lineagcoincdy sketch!
artists. mm iilutlirsu‘ld in water dol-
or. Josephine Gama” singing , d
dancing. Wt. ,0. . . j
entertainer 4;. but
th no r
3i? “Sunligviil’s;
ll,
renew his .,9,‘%,“°'ifi'i-‘jii” , , ,
tomes-mo cracaetv EMPHACIZE run nous
099a.»
of them. ; The W1" A
lavesrlosriow. ‘
ewomsws wot-ran ounshwess.
bed Wills“ and
selected yarn. an‘ honest article in a
regular way‘at‘aiic. You may choose
from‘them at............. ‘
them.
«three-quarters wooi.‘ price. . . . . . . .750
. Vests and Pants, price per slimmest
iOsIIsspl-lllswllss_ ........ snv‘
Li ll \ u
may manholes shirt .
ti
' :J
"t
.
.. as ”all lsrsnrmua irony or
r , .
. composer‘s ‘
be‘awsss‘gsuo‘ losisltv
majscewouvjor THE Pa lCE. rue ritual-ti slit.
sssr. we sores raw; assasssursrlvs tors. .
T [T8
rsa‘u" saw
[cuteness ;
Midas Hed’vy satiny ‘Rih‘bdd {Fl
cell. Vests and Pants at. . . .
WARM mm
L60.dos..Wome 's Heavy Jersey Rib-
.nts made of a line
Boys’ Heavy Fishes _‘
“audanrawers. all sizes,
250
Isles-l
We lay special stress on the very
Mens’ Heavy urcy‘Miked "shirts a 1. ‘
Drawers. all sizes.........
Mens' Heavy Grey .Mix
{Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants.
uses-Ire
ti
ed) Wool
Double Breasted Shirtsau rowers
0 price...‘..... ...... .........‘;.. 31.00
High Grade All Wool Jersey Ribbed
83-85 Wdéhington screen;
up». w. a.
--‘GL‘0VES—‘——-
Every woman likes, to appca r well. There isn’thanytliing that
adds refinement and dignity‘toonc's appearance like he well~
gloved hand. Of course the Glove should be carefullyrsélccted.
Our Glove stock contains cvery thin tliatis popular forgdress and
street» weal. 'igcoie” Dress G eve at $1.00 per pair. are ex-
4
Our “E
ceptioual value, and come in all the fall shades. ‘ ‘
We also have a complete assortment of Fabric Gloves, in-
cluding Casliiucrcs. both fleeccd and silk lined, as well as Mittens
and Golf Glevcslor women and children.
N. E. RYAN, ‘
~ so WASHINGTON s-r. . some uonwhnm _,
special: BALE.
READY-TO-WEARV HATS. 98c.
TRIMMED HATS. $3.50.
. s. s. TILLOTSON, . . _ _
ss wssllmerou mm scorn aoawsnlcecltil'. gr
M-..“ ......~......,....,.__......--..- m W... .%M-. .
Big And Little Tuik ii»
for big and little families. The
eiir Thanksgiving birls may vs
size, their flavor. tendernesn‘ .. ~
clous qualities do not. They or
selected with the greatest care ‘
corn-fed. carefully raised fowls. grown,
especially for our trade. Yo . Thanktr »
giving feast will not be ' {success j
without a good turkey.~ Get one new. 1
and it will be the best you ever ate;
Fresh Pork ............. 3. the
Fresh Shoulder .109»;
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Successor to Jacob lehsub. ~
22 Washington street. Whom
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as.
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Doll Go-Carts and Carriages atRe
duced Prices
aeeucv res ersuroao excuses:
FULL use or cuuaoi-i seepajlllr
filly:
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w. and making rapid strokes to win pu
lio favor more and more. Wadi!
not drifting with the tide. but rath 'r
against the stream of competition“ . 7
can keep afloat and our hands above.
water without fear of beinrswunm.
or sinking. because we always cam,
. 7 the life preservor'of “honesty";tosig»
; port us in the‘ebband flow of‘rtra‘ ..
We have been located in South ‘
walk eighteen months. and bare
successful. We helicveour. ‘
is due to honest goods and?
went to all.
When In need of B‘u
es-icall and see us.
usre’v deal.
A. J. fingev e a
in minimalism-st. -. 7 Mini!
riiiture or!
dies will
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I. the stash. It
will its my; is “that". list:
91.
2.‘ ‘,.‘.u prove-rm '
. ,“ “AMA? $9.. 1 M
U ' W 5rd .
Is “by
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- side You inn the.
l heartily concur in that opinion: We think wciyh‘sve ills.r
l. best stock. But don't take our word for it. Try 1‘, l "
f It to your own satisfaction. Not much risk in that: I ,
it’s allover town.‘ They sly Raymond has the ‘
give-fuss chance at your Winter’s Coal. We are here ’
‘ Telephone .l
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