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.5i WASHINGTON 8T.
loooi News Notes.
Opened long clams. 300 (It, at Cut~
bill's. See ad.
Butlor Lodge, 1. O. 0, iI‘.,
II meeting this evening.
Solo of pctticonts at Road's.
ad. will toll you more about. it.
' Rod Tag halo still going on at itog~
(Ira At Stovcns'. Soo ad. in this issuo.
Muckoroi. IIiI‘II‘I..'III(l fat, sown routs
IIpiectI. at Loronmi lIlbblI-ZII. Soc ud.
'i‘bo. Board of liirootors of tho Nor
walk Hospital did not moot last night.
Spoolsl offerings at tho liontnu
Storo botwoon ill II. III. and {I p. ill. to-
Inorrow. SIIII ad.
wStPlnert's $40 III'IductioII salo ouds
January iii.
There will beno drill of ("ompnny D
at the armory this (Ivoniug. owing to
last night’s' inspootion.
Prof. Carl A. Harstrom‘s school op-
ened for the now term today. Twenty-
seven students are enrolled.
Washington Camp and Olive Branch
Lodge will hold regular meetings to-
morrow evening at 8 o‘clock.
A practically new fur glowI was
found in front. of tho Not-walk ofiico
of The Sontinol. this morning.
A business meeting of the Woman's
(iuiid of Trinity Episcopal Church was
held last evening at. tho church.
Mrs. B. H. Stoogmullor is at. tho.
homo of her son, Josoph. in Now i-lav-
on, during tho illness of his wit'o. '
Humboldt Lodgo Sons of ”citation.
hold II busluoss moaning last IIvoIIiIIIz.
at whiIh tho rocontiy installed officers
oflioiutcd for tho first timo.
Miss Mary Harris, oi“ Lowudos avo-
“HP. has roturnod to lIr-r homo at‘tor
sounding a tow days \Iith friI-uds iII
lianbury,
'i‘lItI Nothing (‘iulI and tho T’ilsiiiiit‘s
will play at b: Iskot‘ball‘tomorrow IIIIIII
ing, at tho rooms ot the latter in East
Norwaik .
Mrs. Emma PiorI-hiplio. of Raymond
street. who has boon at tho Norwalk
Hospital, was takou to tho. \Nosipoi‘t
Sanitarium, yostordny.
Mrs. Jonnlc i. ’l‘ohol.
Mrs. Mary .T. l.ylo,
(Ira of Star of Wcstporl
797. last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. iI‘rnIIk Huntington, of
South Norwalk. woro Knot-Its at tho sor-
(Inty-(Iighth birthday coiobmtion of
Barney Marshall in Bridgeport. last
wo out
"All who intoiid to purchaso a piano
should call at Stoiuort's. It South Main
stroot and two tho hip: bargains to ho
sold hctwoon now and January ll’».
Tho rocouliy QIL'i'iiIti oiiicors ot’
(‘ourt Narrnk (lirIIhI. II‘IIrI-stors of .\III-
will hold
Till’
assisted by
instaliod tho offic-
(lirclo. No.
orica. wiii‘lIII instuliod this (wooing.
at. thtI lodgo rooms in tho iiazytto
building.
Minn Boulriu- iiTiII t-‘liti'il‘ii yostorday
for a trip to Virginia and will also
visit roiutiros at iI‘IIirIIIout, Wost Vlr
gluia. h‘hII o'xpootsxto bII abs-out abouI
ii month.
Bovcral lill‘illilm‘n ot‘ hint-”in (‘IIIIII-
(Ill. 0. if. A. M.. atloudotl lill' mot-lint:
of tho. Stamford Lodge. last (Ironing.
'l‘hoy woro royally cnlI-rtaiuod by tlIIIiI-
l-liIIIIIfoIId brothron. and IIIItIII'uIIIt to
this city on a into train.
’l‘hc bazaar commilioo or Hiur ot' t‘o.
lumbla lltroio mot with Mrs. hleI Mou-
Iluy ovoIItnIt and tho various t‘i)ll|iliil~
lIIoII woro appolutod. it was votod to
hold tiII- next morting at tho homo or
Mrs. MiIIbaol O'Brien it’t’I South Main
stroot, it‘rlduy ovoninx.
Arthur 'i‘IIto. W. R. Motcnlio. lI‘. iIZ.
Williams, R. 1‘. doors, A. ll. WlillIIn‘Is.
ti, N. tit-urn. I.. 8. (lust-y. W. ii. liI'aziIIr.
.l. 8. howrulhul. II‘. N. iioyio, tr. (2.
Whumi. Now York: A. M. Road. i't'ovi.
donor: ('. i). Rankin, II‘. ii. lirowno.
Huston: .i. l’. thtomuu. i'hiludoipbla:
8. B. (laso. Norwich; Frank .I. (lrahntu.
(lithium): (loom 8, Abbott. woro at
tho ”0th Clifford yoslordny.
And say it. good and strong.
And say it pretty rroquont.
Push Rocky Mountain 't'oa along.
i’lntstud's Drug Store“.
“—wwmu
LOOKING AT FACTORY SITES.
A roprsaontntlvu of It lat-ItoI manufac-
turing concern. who be Ilosirouu of lo-
’ rating hare. was in tho city yostor-
day and Woo shown It nntnbor of prom.
hung attoau 't‘ho concern wishes II lo
cation whcro thoy can havo water on
’one auto and rIIttrmId (III the (Ithot‘.
’i‘ho conoorn la i'llitt' ii tut-Io. one
and would employ a coinciderabto
numbur at man. ' -
Church-a"! m 9. than III working (In
a motor to micro howtlong (I man
taiita on the telephony”
Gothamh-J'Why,w won‘t the can meter
do Thrusts" “damn.
Wilifiili‘i‘iiliii m l’iiliiulifitll’iis
K airs and Mam, Plates Films
M Darn oping Partners.
light and Dan .
”AANW Attics. To arm when
JANUARY tat.
APPLY TO
7'! {1.0.3 (It GOLDEN
74 Washington Strut.
prunes APPARENTLV unsani-
.3. I
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Sighted by the Gideon of the Hour“,
6 From Gcnoa.
Nh'iW YORK. Jan. ill. «:An apparoutI
iy donortod sltIanIor. with ittoboats
missing and uusworluiz no signals and
yet snl‘cly riding out n hoavy storm.
was siniitotl by tho oilicIIrI-I oi” lill‘
itaiinu sioIIIIIIIII higuriu. which arrtvI
mt born today from (lotion.
'i‘iII‘I slIIIIIIIor was soon a short. dis
tattoo north ni’ tho. 'ilorInItdII islands
on January It. (labt. llodoro. of tho
iiigiiiiii says that a hoary gain was
blowing and II high son was running
at tho tlIno The strange sthIInor
ho said, roso high out. of tho wator as
if she had no cargo aboard. Ho made:
her out as a t'roiglIt-oarrinIg stoaInoI
of about. 4,000 tons. with two IIIastI
and ouo i‘unuol. ’l‘lto t'unnol was
black with two blun hands sopuratotl
by (.IntI whito baud.
'l‘
on tho tunnels oi thoir stcaiunru, tho
Corinthian Shipping Company, of hiv-
orpool, and the Arthur Holland Coin
puny, of London. Both aro t’roight
linos Most of tho stouniors of those
limes rim to South AIIIoIic: lll .porls IIIII
according to tho IIIIIIitIo rogistor IIIIIII
oi‘ibom should lIIIrII boon to tho vicini
ty of Rortuttdtt islands on January 6
TM Ligu‘ria stoamod 'IIlIIIut lhi
slrangor, all tho whilo signalling with
out rocolviug any III-ply. Not ouo llt‘I
boat was soon (luring liII'I circuit. (‘apl
llodoro says that owing to tho rough
boss of tho sou ho could not II'sk up
[ii't‘iiit’iliiifl too nour tho slruugor will
his own siI‘IaIIIor, which carriotl 1.qu
pI'Isst-IIgIIrI-I. ilut for ”to storm ant
liIo sut'oty ol‘ tltoso passougcrs in
would havc alicniotod to tow tho ios
stcaIIIor into port.
RESCUED FROZEN FlSHERMAN.
Tug Boat Spent Last Night Searching
for Gilchrist.
Kl'l‘TERY, Maine, Jan. ill.»—-lII lhl
tootirot‘ a biting IIortlIwcst Izalo. thI
tomporaturo boing zero, Capt. Janie-
iioyt. and his (Ircw scarobod tho water:
of this section for hours last night an.
tiunlly roscuod David E. GilclIrlst_ :
fishortuan of this pluco. from his dis
abicd launch at‘tor tluI titan had laiI
down to Iiio. ’i‘ho launch was t'oqu
tossing in the hoary sous, coated wit)
tco both inside and out, and in (tango
ol' sinking at. any IIIoIIII-ut, of! tho [slot
of Shouts, l5 milos from port. to whirl
point ll had tirii‘tod aitor lilt‘ IIIIgiIII
itud bI'olton down, braving tho (Irai
IIIIIIIII’iuahlo. tilli‘hrist had rough
for his life until (Ixhaustod and (Incar
UN in too. iIo could no longor tnovc
and whou tho tuI; roachod hiIII_ wa
nrousod with (litliculty from tho slanI'
into which ho had fallen, and in bi:-
olt'urls to grasp il. lino thrown htn
from tho lug; in his \I'oaiionod ooutl.‘
tion t‘oll ovorbourd iiiI-I icy gal
tnonts hoot him ailout until thtI to;
could ho Iuovod noar (Innugh for I
boot. hook to bo usI-Il and tho III-.III wa
drawn on board. 'i‘lIo tug crow liiGl
partly rovivod him and today while in
is sutfortng from having had parts 0
Its body irozou, it is boliorod lit,I wil
rocovor.
’l‘ho illi‘n wont out lobstor iishin
yostorday and wlIoII tho galo canto III
and ho had not roturnod last, (Ivoniil
Capt. lioyt and his IIIIIII voluntarii.‘
took up tho trying scorch in bolts” 0
(lilchrist's wit‘o and two young child
rcII
ST. PAUL’S PARISH MATTERS.
At St. l'nul’s parish Inootlug. lusI
night, it. was votod that tho parish dc
ii\'l'l’ to tho Christ Church in blast Nor
Wiiiii, tho III-(Id of tho lot in lIlusl Nol‘
walla, “‘iii‘i‘t' ”to ill'\\' church will in
built. and also ”to sum ot‘ IIIouII:
which Si, i’aul's purisiI has bI-(In hold
lugs. for tho hIltIIr.
"(‘lt' (IIIIII'sI- you III'II going to outct‘tait
this nozison."
“i dunno." unnworcd Mr. i‘IIIIIrIIx
"Wo'ro going to itztro II lot of IloiIIIzs
ltut l'III blosi it‘ i call it IIIItortaltI
IIIIIIII." Washington Slur.
‘W
OPEN
During Noon floor
for the Accommodation
of Busy People.
Banking Hours from t) to 3
continuOuaty and on Saturday
evenings from 7 to B.
The
South (Norwalit
Trust Co.
4 per cent. paid on Savings
0:90am.
Dopoatta made an or before
inn. tOth will draw interest
from Jan. tat.
as Ms”... .w .4“. ....
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SKATES
Larnaat Lina at‘Lcwoat Prion.
PIECE 8: SNYDER
causation
wo stoamshtp lluos have this mark ,
TRIM V WOMAN'S GUM D.
Ofllcara Chosen at tho Annual Moctitr.
Hot (It Last Evening.
'l‘ho Woman's Guild, (It 'I‘rlntt .
Church. hold its annual meeting, last
night, and elected the following all.
corn:
Secretary-Imus Mary F Palmer.
Chalrmaanr‘s Ruddtngton Daytoi
Board Directors—Mrs. John l-t
Knapp, Mrs. Herbert A. Malhowsot'
Mrs. walls Smith and Mrs. FroderloI
H. Field
’l‘raanuroeriss (‘arrto Foster.
The Guild is making proparuttons to
tho birthday social to bo hold .th
nary tilllh.
TRiNlTV CHURCH.
Noxt Sunday MI. iiunIpriIIu I‘l’ii
pronoh in tho morning on in. WII Noe
Any 'l‘hought of it ad in Our Lilo.
is ii (iii tour NolgiIlIor, or lito Shunt
lionl All tho ltoliglon NIIt-osaary. l
the owning tho suhioci will ho ’i‘h
Social Aspcut oi Mlsnionzw'i‘bo Ml:
Ilounry Moasugo to tho Wholo Man-
Body, Mind and Soul. The (Iixlidron‘
IIIIIual IIIiIIIIIioIIurI' sorvioo will ho ho)
viPAhTQR’ Nichol
m...
lappy Gathering at LAhc Knight street
Paracnagc. ban ng hi. 5
A large delegation of the members
i the Knight Street A. M. in. Church
aid a visit to the hpopular pastor at
no church, laalgg til hi,I at his home in
torth uvonno. “ ll‘o guests also re-
Iemberod tho puntor and his familyt
Ihloh includes Juut now his mother.
in. Mary E. Nichols of Newport, It.
., with many useful and handsome
tits, including a ton of coal. barrel of
our, sum of money. vegetables, etc.
There was an (ll IrtIIiIunout (lurintt
he owning and
ervod ovoryono hinting II goon tinn-
lMPOHTANT SALE OF MAIN
STREET PROPERTY.
'i‘IIII proportv on plain IIIIIIII-t owuod '
y ill‘il‘I-i (It (‘IIptIIiII is ab Mrs. Julia
IIhboll Mrs. Abby Lamb and
'rs. Mary ii}. Van WIIgoIIIIII, Bli‘liii'ill‘-
to: tho ontlro blook. from Wont Main
tract to iioury Stroot. on Main sit-(Int.
orwallt, and including six houses,
.Ias sold yostIuIduy by the real estate.
Ioncy of J. M. Layton to Fix-Sheriff
illness
'It. too minutes past twolvo in th isssa of South Notwalk. Mr.
church. this for lnvosttnout puiposes.
MW.
if we have failed to giro
tho past your it's
”lllillitt. good."
"l‘uoiinr," about
’ on that. assumption.
loud to stick to that policy
We are near, just as far
as the nearest letter—box
or telephone.
in tho futuro. us in llII-I l‘illHl‘, wo. in«
which has stood ilIo lost. or
til‘loon yours practical application, atul wo ask for your
puirouugo on tho broad ground ot‘ mutual bonoiit.
Buy Oats That‘ 5 Clean
C—WWI /
s- MW”..-
you cuttro, satisfaction dur~
up to you to giro tho. opportunity to
WII. lIavo ossuntod that you wantod thoI host grain and
.
IIIIIItdity or wciuhts, and wo havo actod .
t‘IIIIIl (In tho IIIIII'kIIt. at tho iowost posslblo plums and no
MANUEI T. HATCH
' l
9 Wall 8h. Norwatk.
Standout ooti Exoolaor Diaries.
Middlebrooks’
At W. P. BEERS’
Bookseller, Station er and Engraver. ..
Almanacs.
8 So. Main It. Do. Nat-walk.
EMMERICII
ill at” \‘I'Iii‘id's
ii if:
leathers;
no hog’s hair, no
positively
shoddy,
policy of satisfaction or mom-y back.
(2-18 North Main Street,
(TUAR ANT BED
l-BA'I HER
’l‘hc ‘ lintrntgturtt" Pillows
rcccivcd the highest award
guaranteed to he tilled
with pure, clcan, downv, odorless
impure or
Every genuine "linmttatcu" l’ili‘ow has attached a patented envelope-
tng, containing the Emmerich Guarantee insurance Certificate, an insurance
PILLOWS
Fairs, and
no cotton, no
uncured feathers,
are used.
Write Chas. Emmerich & Co., makers of line pillows. Emmerich Building,
Chicago, nudrecoive. free, theiruew booklet, “Fine Feathers Make iI‘ine Pillows."
Shows the progress of leathers irom incubator to iiuished pillow.
ILJ. Collinsé’xCa’.
South Norwalk, Conn
I3 South Main street.
Grorything must go.
.Iou Inoro than doublo.
tools Udolman
\il Wool Mon's l’aula ..
I... ......
Union laniN‘l Hulls worth $25.;ttil
WIIIIIIIIIII (‘tlttis' Hulls t-litirts, Walsh-I IIIIIi lI‘IIIIs at one (In
(ionic and MI (.‘oln'lliII (I (l.
lho Paris that. illiti Suit House.
South Norwaiir.
tho dollar.
We soil for cash and save
Glotior and furoisher
r26 Washington Street (next (100 r to Post Office) South Norwalk.
IriIIIi'II ()vorconla. worth sloth); our prico
lions Uvoroouts north $20.00. our prico
...........S 748
W........$ 8.98
...........$ 2.43
IOIIIIUII
.IIII.-...
....... II'O‘lCo
\li Wool lI‘loIIIIIId ti IIdIIrwonr tho it till hind. our price ..... 390
our prioo til
KOAL KOAL KQAL
KiPPIHlO HIIBHING.
Union idiilt'i Wut‘itllii-t i'uuts wotlh $l. tit): our lecII .............. ..... 980
Kati; _.- oniw xohxf' “ ”kBXLWIcEXi. 'T'R‘EXI.
,4 , . hi
8 If your Coal doesn’t make it warm for you. make it g
>4 warm for the man who sold it to you—and give us a trial. l“
i ‘ ”
O
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:4 t"
ti I . r
a 68 WATER ST. Tel. 450. g
KOAL KOAL
onL
...... m moo-Ut—
automatons ooc qt
LARGI DRY EMALLOPO, GRIINPORT OYCTIRC, YELLOW PIKI,
EXTRA LARGE OMILT ILUIPIOH, WIAKFIUHI IALMONI ODD, FLAT-
FTIH; ITO", FiNNAN HADDilS, FA NOV iMPORTlD ILOATIRO AND
ol'roahntonts WIIIII .
is in tho truest notion of tho
word a blood purifier, a tissue
builder. to wondortui vitalizer.
flesh creator and strength pro-
duoer, It improves the appetite, .
gives tone to the stomach and ,
builds up the whole system.
'rAKu itIlium.
. on our guaranties. if lt docs
~Itot huio you, htlut’. it back and
horn your Inouoy iIIiIIrIIIId.
HTTP-id than Iii)’l"i‘|.it}.
Tito Glifford, Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TIL. OAT-L “In
OQWWWWO
Maples it Goldsoitmldi Do.
(Incorporation)
“COMMISSLON BROKERS.
Union in
Stocks. Bonds, Grain and
Cotton. ,
Iwartz a Chrhett Ilock. Io. Norwalk.
A GREAT EARNTNG STATE.
Connecticut Makes a Figure in the
Agricultural Column.
The root ting of tho Stain itoaId oi
AgI‘I-tIultqu at Willimantic serves to
sugitost that. CoIIIIoctlcut, ai'tI-Ir all, is
a good dual of an agricultural state in
fact as woll as in legislation. Al-
though Connecticut is overs-whom rec.-
ognizcd as tho industrial capital of
tho Until-Id Statos it has no disposi-
tion to assutno a lack of interest when
tho suhjoct of farming is mentioned.
Quotation of ammo IIpocimon items in
tho. sclIoIlulo ot' ass‘o‘ts may operate as
a torch to illuntinatc tho situation
(‘ (Innoctimit producos an annual hay
crop that is ontiI approximately
Althhtli) 000.
(itounocticut. this your Iraisod lobar,-
(In which has It total market vaiuo of
not loss than 52.016000.
Counocticut yioids yoarly $l
worth of corn, $iStl,(ili0 worth
Slothlltil) worth of nuts and
worth of buokwhoat.
l‘onIIoctiIIIt oasiiI lotus out a pola-
to harwst that brings in about :52 run
iitltl.
(.‘oniicclicul iu ‘iftl'tfi produood for
tho husbnmiinuu pout-hos apios and
Intail i'Iuits having an nggII‘yato IIIIII‘
hot with. (It about $l.:_llil'i(i0(i
(‘onnooticut usually has no lIIIIIIi
$.I,2tiiilillll worth of outlio SI'IIltiblilltl
w‘oiih oi iIoIsos and $5 Iiiillltlli wjotth of
hogs.
llotniiod ostimutos Cf tho market
with: of a yoar‘s yiold (It gurdon pro-
duco, of dairy products and of Dotti-
tr)“ and oggs uron‘t rcudiiy obtainubic.
but the totals areI (pransiro and liliI
prosslvo.
Tho spot-lmon ngurcs which one
IIIIotIId and which. of coursc. nssumo
to ho. only approxiinatioIIs. show that
(‘onnocticut agriculture talks in Inti-
lious without stuttering; that wlIIIII
t‘onuoclicut soil is ticltlod with a ‘hoo
it motion with at harvest: and that
farming contiuuos to bo an important
businoss in tho Land of Moro or Twas
stcady l-labils. ’I‘iIo IIoIioII that Cou-
noctiout agriculturo is piuyod out or is
olaying‘ out should bII i‘iliilklgllflil llllI
iii‘f' llIII bond of colossal dolusious. Wt-
(prIIct that tho volunIo and valuo ot'
tho agricultural products of tho SIIItII
will IttIItorgo substantial IIrIIIIII.ItI:II
during tho IIIIxi docado.
300.000
of ryc.
$65,000
STEAMBOAT STOCKHOLDERS.
They Meet and Elect Directors (or
the Ensuing Year.
’lho-stoclIhoiIlI-rs of tho Norw allt
sit-IIIIIhoIII (loIIIpuIII hold tlIcit annual
IIIIIotiIIg Monday III‘torIIoou. at tho
rooms of tho Nbrwullt Soonrition (‘.oII~
porutlou in Wall stroot. 'l‘liII tollow~
tuft.r dirootorn Ivoro oloctod: Edwin (i.
KIIIIioI'. Thomas 1. thytIIoud, lIIuItonII
M. 'l‘ollos, Addison A. liclts. Horbort
A. Mulhowsou, Edward F. Smith and
Captain Mosos H. Wilson.
'l‘ho Ilirootors will moot and organ“
too at. lho oliiI-II of Raymond ilrothors.
South Norwnlk. Saturday night at 7:30
o'clock.
w.— n...
HELP FOR NEWAVORK TVPETHE-
NEW YORK. .lIIII. ltl.——~'l‘ho Now
York 'I‘vpotiII-tuc. which is oontIInd-
for tho opIIII shops against tho l’IItIr
torII‘ lluiou. inauoti u stutontont today
in which it is dociurod liIat tho second
wook of tho sII-iku opens with but oIIII
important doicctlon in tho first wook.
’i ho stalquI-nl adds: "’l‘lI‘II 'l'ypotbotuo
this morning was advisod that tho
Counootlout 'i‘y pothotuo smoking for
tho various tynotholao or New iIJuIII-
iIIIIIt, was able to furnish moo and
any financial support that may ho
ntmdod. Similar offers of assistance
canto today trout many pluoos in tho
wont. (Inpncinily from Chicago.
“Motuhors of the 'i‘ypothclao expect
to have nearly their normal compon-
ttIIg room ioroo. by the and ot‘ the
week. '
“Mr. William Green. president of
the 'l‘ypothstae. stated this morning
that ho. was more than encouraged
over the outlook. and that ho was
confident oi the ability at the organ-
isation to stand together henceforth in
roaming the Union demands (uni win-
“mg.”
The Wrong Lesson.-—-'i’he sluumti
having gone to the ant, pursuant to
instructions. had returned and was
making his report.
"Watching tho blamed thing: oona'r
tlnualiy in IIItIIg (Ivor something or 0th»
or, and never stopping to rest." he
said, "made the more tired i an em.”
Chicago Titans». ,
'T be best valued over offeted in this city now that,
in the tags. You are the biggest loser if you do not
advantage of this great opportunity for 10 days only.
money.
. SELLECK & PRIC
HEADITO~FOOT OTITFITTERS.
98 Washington St. South Norwalk.
t Our new telephone call,165 5. , . '
WWW...” My... _
Mackere;
7CiS each-"$1.10 a‘pail. I:-
BY E8 CHARGIA AND cusses MUST as CHANGIE‘
’ ACCORDING-LY . ,
OmII one attributoa a lack of clurnoaa of vlalon to his
who his gtauaa are wholly to blame. Would it not ha wall to am
your ayn axaminad again?
I'rIs FREE. ‘ »-
0. 3. Jackson,
Graduate Optician.
58 WALL STREET. nonwALK. 01'
We ve got it, to burn.. ii
too. ‘arefuily selected. clean
that is all cool and nothing,I Bis
dust no dirt. no slate. And
always tho lowest. When you
ion from us it's right. om- so
to buck or it. You take no (II
Pgompt delivery. Satisfaction
(I .
Motors
Tho Noni N Noll; illoottiooi
w. H. Reed. Joseph A. Yolk, Jr. A“
wsI ARE now READY TO no ALL KINDS OFTEL'
CAL wonx . .
and i ’
ws GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK
Heating Apparatus
Faoou Maine Potatoes
BEN HUR FLOUR BAG ............ ..............~.........’.
HOMELA|DEGG‘:DOZII..-atnnatonun-IoonpaantunsoInitial...
MATTTK Mi‘l‘GHILL’S PANCAKE FLOUR, NEW, 3 PKGG. I...
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