l!
purest and our preparations In of th ,
standard strength. Your Pflmrlptlofl!‘
will be accurately and carefully com-
pounded and lost I your physician do-
Ili‘GI-fl 1138. 11.1 3‘? 1111111111,: ‘
A THE
, A ;.street.
1 '1
of The 80ntlnel,n Iiettdr‘b‘ hII been
placed on the bridge near HIfner'I
news store. items .for publication are
collected daily. They should be sign-
ed by the writer I: an evidence of
good faith.
Wild duolts are said to he very
scarce thisi year.
' W. J. Morrow has bought Mr. Spm.
mers' place. No. 3 Reynolds street.
Elias White has the contract to erect
:1. house for Mrs. M. Cohen, in Con-
necticut avenue. .
Miss Elsie Fox is attending the Hun-
duy School and Loyal Workers'1 Con
venlion. in Torrington, today.
Mr. and Mrs.‘ Handley. of First
street, are the proud parents of a son
born yesterday, Mother and child
are doing nicely. ,
Rev. James W. Davis and Otto
Berna are at Torrlngton. attending the
Sunday School and Loyal Workeis'
convention in that place. ., .
An evangelistic meeting for those
who were converted at the recent ser-
vices was held last evening in the
East Avenue Methodist Church.
—'l‘he ladies of Christ Parish will
give a supper at.» parish room, Van
Zandt avenue. Wednesday evening.
Feb. 21, from 5:45 to 8. Supper, in-
cluding cake and cream, 15c.
The third of the pen-ocnle matches
between William .I. Welseitnnd Cup-
iuin lke Stevens against John Hamil
ton and Charles ’I‘. Payne was player
last night. It resulted in the cap-
llll‘tI
luttcr team who now have four games
to their oppou-cnts llrc.
A pair of large blue eyes. silky black
hair. and a retrousc nose, are the
peculiar characteristics of the little
Lovejoy girl, the latest of the family.
of which there are new four, making
the quartet of voices so pleasant to
the cars of father and mother. Aunt
Ellu thinks she is the real thing. and
the iliocos have the same opinion of
tilleli‘ bright and good natured rela-
1 vs.
I
race Lillian. is the prctty name
of the equally pretty little baby girl.
born last month to the Rowlands, of
Cottage street. Gracie is the fifth, and
the other four, three girls and a boy.
are interesting and bright. Little Ncl.
lie has a wenknes, or rather a siren-
uouaness for the color of ireland's na-
tional iiower. Uncle Daniel Wicks. of
Rowayton. is always poking fun at
her at the expense of her wearing of
the green, but: Nollie says if she wore
blue. she would have the blues. and
if she Wore the red. they'll say she's
painting the town red, so she has CliOB'
on the beautiful. color or the emerald.
and is is going to keep on wearing it.
uncic or no uncle,
While Scrgcant John H. Wheclor
was unfortunate in having to resort to
crutches to enable him to clrcumlu—
cutc around. he has congratulated him
self that so for he has never been
run into by anything on wheels. horse
loss or otherwise. in this mood ho
was rounding the bond at the corncr
of his street. when, without 11 seconds
warning. u homeless cur dashed into
him and bringing him to the around.
brokc one of his crutches. 'l‘hiu per
lillDii cum-tell Mr. Wheolor to think oi
the wholc Datum family. not forget
ting the dog. He was only a low fuel
from the house that John built. for Mr.
thclcr was urthltcrl and builder not
1111 an architect. but with his own hcud
11ml hands, of tho.houno he proudly
culls his own. M or this he will hoop
his eye open for l is next strange dog
which comes within range of his stick.
Waco—u..-
"bird on the hold of honor" will be
lliti inscription of the monolith which
will mark the grave of Nero the his
black living which 111111 followed Cole's
Electric Express wagon and Richard
lrwlu. it 11 driver, ever since the dculhp.
of the spotted animal which was
known all over the of until “Spot"
was executed Nero was following. the
express wagon- ns. usual yesterday
when the wagon stopped in front or .
lho Mahackomo block Nero noted a
cut and whenever he did see I out it
was 11 part at his code of honor 111
chase that cat.
and the out very
pursued s1 11111111111111
no out, after lilacs
my run. . dill
down a stairway into one. or
street, is veryiacriously ill
heads a victim of the mumps. .
his ice houses with.
eight inch ice.
" ‘llarien believe that if all the dogs
rd in these places were licensed 11. “hand-
a slamming expedition.
or principal of the Rowayton school.
of three straight games by tho ,
11 also ‘11 3.13 “if” :i
turnei rat or Ill r In as o
‘ turban-
mentl of the building... Nora W um,
"up“,
blinding would be a line advertise-
meat for Dnricn. and one that should
be taken advantage of
Mrs. John \ 311i 11’. of Raymond
m
Morrison muchey. l)! Rovil't‘yton aye.
Alex. Raymond hull, finished titling
pierced duality of
.‘ *¢l
Miss Minnie Snlmn, of Raymond
has returned from a two
nths visit} to Maniuroneck Brook
yo and New York.
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several people luthowaytou and
some revenue would be received.
Captain Judson .Willlamson on Mon-
dny took a party. including Grand Jur‘
01‘ Nathan Dauchey and friends, of Da-
rien. to Lioyds Neck, Long island, on
They are ex-
petccd homeidoday. ,
The many friends of Miss Clara
Baldwin. of Stamford. daughter of
the late Prof. Frank H Baldwin form
will be interested to learn of her re-
cent marriage to Mr. Church, an eiec~
triclanu, of Stamford.
The ladies of Reliance Book a (1
Ladder (lcmpany gave‘ a poverty soc al
last night in the headquarters in How-
ayton avenue. There was a good at
tendanoe and a most enjoyable time.
Music was rendered by piano and pho
nograph. Jacob B. Raymond has pre-
sented the company with a handsome
clock.
Strictly Fresh Eggs - 21c doz
Good case Eghs- - 20c doz
Granulated sugar - - - 5ch
Best Elgin Creamery
distiller :"1-1 ~26ch
Robert Smith
Phone 251-6. Rowayton. Conn.
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DARIEN AND “NORO'I‘ON.
Agents for the Evening Sentinel, In
Dal-ion, are Arthur Sinuson, and Wm
lacs Sharer. Orders sent to either of
an above will receive prompt men
on.
For the benefit of the rccldontc oi
Danish, I news bulletin board and let
ter drop box have been placed in from
of Allen's Drug Store. News items.
personals and advertisements will be
collected each afternoon. Not for
ublloatlon, but no a guarantee of good
alth. all items must be signed.
Miss Ada Conn was a visitor in
South Norwulk yesterday.
cherul Duricn young men are plan~
ding to attend a dance in Long Ridge,
tonigh l.
Volunteer Hook 11nd Ladder Com-
pany. of Norotou. is planning 11 pro-
gressive euchre party to be held on
February 26.
tonight in the Dnrien
Town Hall. by the society people of
the town, promises to be u very pleu-
sant affair in every respect.
The dance
W
John Weed rocnlly lost a valuable
horse from spin-oi menlnglils. He
started to drive the animal to New
(‘unnun and while on the road the
horse died.
Quite a number of Doricn people
are to attend the housewarming and
dance of the Junior 0. U. M M. of
Stamford. to 'bc bold in the Opera
House block, on Friday night.
itov. Churlcs Freeman. pastor of the
Burton Methodist Church. underwent
11 actions operation at the Stamford
Hospital on Monday night. lie is
gelling along as well 1111 could be ex—
peeled.
The annual iowu- mceling will be
hold on March l. 111 which time the
town but will be laid. The matter
of the construction of tho 'i‘oiiunoke
road will come up lpr settlement; also
the improvement to Dell avenue.
“an...“
Released only yesterday morning on
it suspended sentence ids us drunk.
.iohn Sweeney. 1111 old no r‘ from the
soldier's Home 111 North , Mm pick-
edM op ryutordnr «demoed drunk
at... [’11- the city court. edge eleven-
pon' moored a duo of lo and costs
on him. and being unable to pity he
mango tilted to inll.—-l§irldgoport
Standur .
‘ The dentin l hhs.been requested to
rlnt the fol owing:
o the Voters of the Town of Dorian:
croglvo the Dorian Free laibrIry Auuo
rovid
citi-
a library building
{erection
awn will, by vote of i
illii lilo
volu
. MN!
- 1111;111:1111 ,llrou all?
the has
literature
oriy housing this collection must be
Apparent. to everyone.
bmry are permitted diy the vote at the
» Mr. Andrew Carnegie has offered to
elation any sum up to it. 000 for the
cons. agree to annually pay ten nor
be ' ,
reprialion called for.
erection of a Carnegie library
The ,50
Li a, wan b rs ov
$331¢W1§u Ill to.
' ' il‘s
“than a what ’3‘ the 13%“
The desirability of prop-
There“ is l: 'sys‘item wglcth cells be
are rury
333 th§glh 031% or In!
11631111111101 low readily avail
themselves of its advantages.'1‘his'
plan briefly lithium“! a .w put a certain
number of thqéb out; teach at the
11111 11%
district schoold.’ 'the teacher
a deputy 1111111111111. . , Wen the books
have been at the school for a certain
period they will be r oved and 0th
are substituted. . hp plan will be
tried here. if the dir‘o’ctors of the 11-
people to take advantage of Mr. Car—
negle' 11 offer. it would cheerfully in-
stitute in any event. but‘tho prudent
resources or the connotation malts it
impossible.
Respectfully submitted.
DARlEN FREE LIBRARY ASSO.
Durien Conn; Febijn.‘ 1906.
W
NEWM CANAAN.
Henry Scofleld. of Vista, is ill with
pneumonia.
1“. S. Selleck has returned from a
trip to Nyack.
Hayward Davis is
friends from Norw‘allt.
entertaining
Samuel S. Raymond, has returned
from Montague, Mass.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs F A. Dickerman
Miss Clara Cummings is the new
“hello" girl at the local exchange.
Miss 1111111 Heathyof Carter street.
gas the guest of Stamford friends Sun-
BY.
John H. 009. of the Central Phar-
macy. spent Sunday with Norwalk
friends. . ,
Wesley Wood has resigned his posi-
tion at the Yale & Towns factory.
Stamford.
lrving Lckwcod has completely fill-
ed a number of ice houses for local
private parties.
congestion of the lungs. is reported to'
be much hotter.
Beniamln H. Mead. of Yale (‘ollcgru
spent Saturday nnd’Sunday with his
purenla in South avenuc.
William Barrett and George H. Ste
vens. who left for Portsmouth, Va..
some time ago. have returned.
Miss Florence Lavlsa Puncher of
Maple avenue. has been the guest of
Stamford friends for a few days.
John E. Hersam’ s new house in Hoyt
street has been enclosed and the inter—
ior work is about completed. Contrac-
tor Wheeler is doing the work.
No succetisdr has as yet been select-
ed to fill the place of choirmastcr in
the Congregational Church in place of
Walter Allen, of Stuttlford, recently re~
signed.
—-Get estimates on repairing and
painting your auto. L. M. Wright's
new garage. ‘
Mrs. (‘arrie Briacoe. of this town.
has sold a lot in Forest street to John
H. Klein. of the Brand. Mr. Klein
will shortly commence the erection of
a dwelling.
The funeral of Elijah M. Knapp.
who died last ’ihursduy in the 721i
year of ills use. was hold at his lute
homo in Vista. Sunday. interment was
in thc Brcwater cernctcry.‘
l’. l..
owns a residence in smith's Ridge.
olitl way
of Carter street,
Stephen Hoyt.
Robert Jones.
9 a. m.
cemetery,
lenvos a husband and seven children.
M. Monroe has harvested all his
Notwithstanding the ‘prophecy of
Mr. Monroe says the
ice is tho best he has ever gathered.
Most of it is between it and 12 inches
thick. S. S. Raymond. the 'i‘almadge
Hill 60c man. has not been successful
in gathering his usual supply at yet.
PIG lRON MANUFACTURER DEAD.
Feb. 2L—Samv
uel Thomas. the largest manufacturer
of pig iron in the United States, died
today at his home in Catnsaqua, Pa.
aged 79 years. ~
son of David Thomas. who first suc-
anthracite
blast, for the manufacture of pig iron.
ice.
an ice famine.
cessl‘ully
Harry Kaiser. who has been ill with ‘
Murphy, of New York. who
‘1th the raw oil.
who has any regard for
their stomach thinks of
ialdng cod liver oil' in the,
when Scott’s
Emulsion is to be had.
It; is equally certain that
no one havinga regard for
their health will accept a
cheap emulsion or alco-
holicp substitute for. Scott’ s,
It fulfills ev-
ery mission of cod liver
ElnulsiOn.
oil and more.
Norwalk.
1..
, ALLEN’l‘tWVN, PIL.
M 1'.
introduced
, scotts Emulsion
“the easy nil “easy to,
fi'~ talks. Gilt in antics
use insures deliverance
from tilt griping and nau-
scaling sensatioo peculiar
its.
Nobody
the
SCOTT 81 BOWNE. coo Pearl Street. New York.
meat was chiefly by the Heath sisters.
who sang several
pleasing duets, accompanied by Mrs.
The fair has been so
clally and financially a success, and
was well patronized.
Elizabeth B., aged 50 years. wife of
died at her home in
Summer slrcut, Monday morning. after
11 short illness of pleura—pneumonia.
Funeral services will be held at her
late residence, Thursday morning at
interment will be in St. Mary’s
The
deceased
Thomas was 11
of the kind. will arrive held on the
‘ f 1 Ottawa over the Canadian Pacific
at.“ ‘ Am 1
Prince Arthur. of (10111111113111. nephew.
”it
11128 and atter' spending 11 few
(1 yli in shooting auditioning will leave
Railroad 1cmniniug a few days at
verlous touxists' resorts of the Rock-
lee.
MONEY BELONGED TO Y. M. C. A.
BRIDGEPOR’P, Feb. 21 .—-—Hurri’
Levy. the young man who was arrest
ed Monday night on the chorus of
stealing a small sum of money from
the Y. M. C A. appeared in the city
court yesteidny for trial, but his case
went over until today. it is said that
Levy practically admitted his gnill.
It is alleged that ho tooli the money
out of be drawn of the physical di-
rcuu oi Japan. from Yokohama. on ,
. Among the indie» no other madb
'inc has ever had aoctrongnfolu
owing. because, excepting pure
fir and enter ciao. it by the source of
more beautiful commissions than
any other agency. as 1
‘3‘}th tonic—laxutlvq. It puts pure
lined in the veins. and no woman
can be homely when the rich. red
blood of health courses in her veins.
. Sold by all dealers at use. and son.
rect’ors room, , ,
(
lot him drink out of the saucer“
Brooklyn Life
Becker—44o by ”the lime fortuno's
up come to him his wife wouldn’t
Durinc‘leni l willikeep
an extra large, line of
Fresh Fish and
Seafood.
THE PilltllCS WILD BE
ENOUGH TO SUIT ANYONE.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
. Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS. PROP.
South Nor-walk.
Wall
Paper.
Our stock of new good: just in
is I little larger than ever before
Wonderful how low you can
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner.
LOW
l. N'rth Mlln 3f.
DAVlD W. RAYMOND
Funeral Directed
Ind Embalmcr. 1
Iouth Hamill.
Residence. 0 Washington emu.
Telephone It house. 104-!
We have taken I good man)
contracts for house painting and
will be glad to submit figures for
your work.
We try to carry in stock every-
thing you nced for the decoration
{louse block:
Saturday. 10th. 2
llsubled persons.
has started to make oxicnslvo im-
provements. which will he completed
bolero the opening or spring.
from London. on cunning the safe 111‘t
l nor Arabic.
for the Orient.
.ltlmcs limit. of White Plains.
purchased the James G. liuutcd place
in Park street of C. W. ilmigca.
crn lmpr ovemcnta.
Several
ingrovoments are being
made in the
w Canaan station.
and the public in now patiently wait-
ing for the long heralded electric light
on the station platform
1.11.11 lit. wile of Samuel Scott. of
911118.11. 110111111111. didi‘i Sunday morn
ing. She war ii: years old. The fun
oral will be held at the house tumor
row at 1 p. 111 The interment will he
in Bullock‘s Corners Cemetery,
Eddie Child. of the Maine service.
who is spending 11 leave of absence
with his parents. was attacked by a
vicious dog. and minwardly bitten. Bun-
doy cranium-Dr MW d't‘fl‘gha
destroy cantor-ind the ouhd. if
l ’ 1 I
able to check his spend 11 the co chili sum donate for, the pro,
stairs he plunged. , His 11') 011111111 penlmulnwllnncaof bull inward con - urn 111.111.1111 daughter. M11111 ‘Cliwflillvfemfldth' full ‘
who no areal that. he burst the door to 11111 .;; a. staunch l3. Hoyt. Min. amount you paid. ~
open iii the r(not ot lliqn l 1111111111111 ‘ win 11 suitable and plantltuily if ’ try Rogers cull his lines lingers 1
11 low he fiiatorigi ' 3, tr fireproof building, can, bo' cred ed... on r11 married Mr. and 11111. W. P '1'
vi11i."nc.tnzicr and an 1:, the int owned by tho 1111011111.... on 1-! iingsworth to New Yorir today Mr.
— «we» “.1...“ illui glycol” » ,o ’ Mr: Hall! Worth hrs in 1.111 (or
~11 healthy Moguls—111.1 - “if“ #1,.»le 1.111111 11.11 11:11 home in mice after a month...
rungs-richn- penalize! ‘1? 5111111 1.111un was thy demon .ad‘déht villi. we. , , 1
trim: 11111111111111111 ‘oc ‘l load: p 111mm“; pg! t ”to, morn. Which is twmrknd ti clan ”h
m r. on room W1 r" 11 W or“ a c o o o o
.11. . %cmm 1m to m can .« 111s dim!
PC.
It cnhlc mouse 0 has been received .
rival of Albert Comsiock and party, '1
ho nailed it short limo ago on tho
They will shortly leave
has ,
The 1‘
new owner will greatly improve the ‘ ,
houur1 and g1 ounds installing ull mod- >
The '
sanitary changes are vory satisfactory. '
ugh
at club-
Thltk
ili""r l“!
1 cutthefullle
1 without“£h'
working tool.
“Windmills
“club's“ 1
ll
.1 cutting
hilt findlllfil‘ll’lllflfif
‘ in every way Ind they
hit you ever purcha
“wool;
with one tool-if'youl' shelr is
a Win it will make I clean
of the blade .
11": ct“ 'plnd‘i- "
' Ililisd is the standard with 1
- talimanmlltresscs slid other:
. whence ir' pidr of shears as I
lit ¢land scissorscost ’
more no any e
mwlli’m shammh'tndd .
and continuous
at hers-in the
room or the
h“ ”M3111”. 1.111111.“
IflMm'flggou
i
you can return ume to
our store and we Will I
Board of Belief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor»
walk will meet at their olllce. Opera
Thursday. Feb. 1. 1906. 2 to 4 p. m
to 4 p. in.
Wednesday. lith, 7 to 9, evening.
Saturday, 17th. 2 to 4p. in.
Wednesday, 21st, 2 to 4 p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all ‘-
appenls made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1905.
They will also meet with the asses-
sors, as a joint board, Wednesday.
February 21. at 4 p. In, for the pur-
poso of abatlng the polls of sick and
JAMES sumsuunn,
'cumnws w. BELL.
of your house inside or out.
E. E.
Gorham.
TELEPHONE Isl-4
lo 151ch as. I. NOIWALI
till lilililllll Bill
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL IANKING
IUSiNEBD.
CAnP—FAL
3100.000.”
——-—-
Iunrtus AND norm
$173,500.00
—d———
eowm H. MATHEWION. m
JOHN H. KNAPP, View-13.
E I noun MAIN eraser.
H hhuhll
10011 Freight Propellers will
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at»: “A. ;..i .
JAOOI N. LAYTON. Cashier.
o—u—una
DIRECTORI.
I. H. Mathewson Henry hymen
John H. Knapp “must Grumman
Junior R. Marvin J. Wall-c. Marvin
christian mm John H. Light.
' Fred H. Rowan
rift John's. L11 wastrel.
, AGENCIES.
,1 ALL wounded. lint. norm:
1 zmonTvoss. NOT my. crew
BOAT TICKETS PROBATE nouns.
ParsN'r’s ascunso.
Tel. Call. 408.
for freight Only.
On and after Tuesday, Janusty 215
any
,1Picr :8, East River. New York (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Freight. received
1st Norwalh up to 4 11.111. and South
. moms}; up to 6: 30 p. 111.,
,, NORWALK STEAMOOAT co.
Analog J... smith 6. 1:. Human
silicosis. . . donor-l Adopt.
liliiRANllilill
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Nail
tidy .‘lp .1111 Non
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ten years.
for
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\
EVERY LADY'S onsssmo claim.
should be equipped with I. dainty.
snow white. onepiecemstandard" Por-
celain Enameled Lavatory.
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water
water in your dressing chamber, sleep-
lllg apartment of first floor toilet ~
room?
chanlcs. honest and reliable.
1:100 curb 11 Moduli
Have you ever stopped to consider
Its presence would afford you
the higest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me-
Horace R. Nash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST 0T8.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ 1111: new
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT:
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our room- a special feature. an
and Electric Light: throughout. Ev-
ery room heated. ,
RATES REASONABLE.
Finely stocked Cafe in connection.
A full line of Acker, Merrill A Cow
dit Go. s celebrated Winn. Liquors Ind
Cigars always on hand.
'1‘. J. SULLIVAN, proprietor.
Telephone CIii. 896—8.
FRANK C.
VAN SCOY.
PLUMBING,
STEAM,
HOT WATER,
'AND
GAS FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
30 South Main Street.
Telephone 187-8.
South Norwaik, Conn.
- ‘ b :5:
Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at very low figured
Restricted Property.
For prices, particular and terms.
Address
Jacob M. Layton,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
5 Railroad Ave, So. Norwall
1847- 1905
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
ITOVIU AND annou-
Iwrs AND rm oceanic.
an and Item Plain
Old Fixtures. Mot-l Coiling. In."
Hey. you sun our «use:
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
Do not forget? the
2511 a box.
for Colds. Nbllralilla.
“.llt’i» tub with. doliml A Drill.
it do. idols 8t. . South
- «Ui‘
ithis spring you will run I 11.11.1111
buying your wall paper now.
,clcslnt out our entire stock ottlplgl
Wall Papers It cost: in order tom
‘_ room for new goods. Buy now
you take the profit.
lng wall paper.
Goods. Palntera' Suppliu. -
250; White Curtain Poles, with PM
lures. 10:).
Painting. Paper Hanging, Sign Putt
1 i lililili
PoorEyen
be VERY moon aetievEp ”11111.
F A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WM
CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTERIO
COMPANY.
17 WALL OTIII'I'. NORWALI
W
A. B. 0. capsules <
it you intend to paper your ‘
We
Our Paper Hangers understand it
i 1
Crockery, Lamps, House Furnlllllni
1.. ‘31
70 can“. ("'i
Window Shades: Picture naming.
casein. ‘ '
Cloth Window Shades with 11-11” '
” ““1""
lng. 1.111...iidliu...
L. H. DECKER
I7 Washington Street.
Tel. Dita
I
or us you have the satisfaction 0
knowing you are getting goods the.
are thoroughly 1eliable. Also you
have the advantage of getting very 1
reasonable prices for merchandise 021
this supeiior grade. We want your
custom and will make cvciy effort to
serve you satisfactorily.
Give us a. chasm to prove that this A
is the place to buy Monitors. whetb. ,
er you pay cash or wish credit.
13:. Washington 81. South No all
CANNOT BE CURED, BUT IT CAN.
WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIEDWl-T .1
ANY use. .
CALL AND RECEIVE THE Boo
LET.
you WILL THEN see walk"
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