, Marianaslntlallfmia
that of Existence by
Earthquake Yesterday
petitioned From First Page.
n the morning it was seen that
ylu‘ an effort to check the
in! y a blast could be heard in any
at: intervals of only a few min-
and lid buildings not destroyed by
it‘ll were. blown to pieces But
brooch the gaps made the flames
limped and although the failures of
aileroic efforts of the. police fire-
all and soldiers 111119 at times sicken-
" the work was continued with a
{rotation that will live as one of the
lures .of the terrible disaster. Pae-
goi‘e on trains from other cities in
oath front nearly all of them.
Pacific Squat-don All Right.
‘WASHING'I‘ON Apiil lib—A icic—
gr 111 received at. the Navy Depart.-
thlsinornlng from the common-
1‘01' the Pacific Squadron sent since
earthquake, reports that all is well
ith this squadron. The Chicago and
orblehead are euroute from Long
ch to San Francisco and will pro-
iy‘ reach there some time tomor-
-. our. The Boston and Princeton are
at. Long Beach.
; 5 Chicago Offers Aid.
[CAGO April lily-That-
pplles for San Fiauclsco will be
rind gratuitously by various 1111115
. lion companies was indicated yes-
turd” within a few hours after
a. news of the catusrophe had al‘riv-
. The Export Shipping Company
llhounced through its president F.
. Bailey, that It would aglee to fake
supplies to the suffering municipality
free of charge. Bailey said that
clothing, food and supplies would be
‘hnsported as fast its received.
CHICAGO April l9.-At the weekly
fleeting of the executive board of the
Chicago Federation of Labor i‘f'SOIIII
tions of sympathy were adopted for
the trade unionists of San Fruminto
and steps will be taken to render them
financial assistance at 111109.
‘ War Department Acts
WASHINGTON April lit.—~I"rompi
ction has been taken by the War Dc
intent In extending,r to the earth-
unite sufferers of San Francisco all
unreliable resources at its command
_ lievo the wants of the distressed
lid to provide shelter for the home-
Itl. , "
Tove hundred thousand rations have
can directed to be sent from Van
ouver barracks to San Francisco, and
large number of tents from Van
(louver and other mlllary posts. The
supplies will be forwuidcd with all 9.):
lion possible so that they 111111 be
the disposition of the authoiities
l: the earliest date pessible. General
name. who is ill command of the
«at. San Francisco has been ash
bother he needs additional troops
let. him in his work and If an
ace my. Taft will give 1111111111; that
can be sent to him.
30 rotary Taft was awakened Hflll
daisht to receive General Filiisfou 1.-
r8 report and then held an callv
milling conference with General H1 ll
1“” Chief of staff and Conimisuliil
apparel Sharpe. .91ch al Bell remain-
on duty all night making his head
more at the White House offices
, Minding ordcls iii valious tlli'i-l‘ti
‘ {for despatch of supplies to San
la 0. For the present it is the
the officials here that the sup-
be sent to General Fllni‘ilul'l
Jove all immediate necessities
' ill be followed by mole if the
‘ new demands ii
Worm-n to Rebuild City.
‘1 YGRK April l9,-—'l‘he New
m kilns Trades Union voted last
' all an army of their uueiu
timbers to San Frantleu‘o to
the work of clearing the city
in, in its rebuilding.
uni Jeuup Calls Meeting.
0R1K.Aprli 9.—~Prellldcnl
K. Jessup of ti (311111110111 of
fear has called a meeting of
hotly for tomorrow after.noon
a will be. formulated for the
San Franciuco. No action
taken in such matters Willi-
”auction of the full organizu
' uldeut .lcasop hence that by
will be known definitely to
the 1‘1in has been damag-
I g'filkt
have been absolutely uselesult
, to. Assistant Chief Douxbeliy
,rvised the work of hill men and
ly possible chance to save the
on by the use of dynamite. During
lellcf
, by secretary Taft. at eh?
Tl in tile omitted“
yesterday ‘
‘ Florence which bu
‘ 1 following so soon after the Catapult
, diaaster and the eruption of Valiu-
:3. and what assistance‘msy
Chicane Packers Lou.
CHICAGO April it). «Chicano pack-
are they suffer a property loss of up
proximately $200, 000 in th eSsn Frau.”
elsco fire. The Armoui. Swift and Mor-
rls firms have branch house: there.
from which the export trade in the
Orient is managed
.Ohloaao May Have Quake.
CHICAGO, April Ills-There are
slight indications that Chicago may
exoel‘lence an earthquake within a
few years, according to Prof. J. Gaul
(loode, of the University of Chicago
Geology faculty.
The presence of certain species of
rock in the earth inside or near the
city iiil'lifs, he believes, is an indica-’
tion of a condition that might result
in the dismantling of a portion of the
city.
“'l‘hel'e is no absolute geological
proof that Chicago may have an earth-
quake in the next. few years," Prof.
(lootle declared.
Sympathy of Missouri.
S'l‘. LOUIS. 0111., April l9.—-—Govel‘-
1101‘ Joseph W. Folk last night soul
the following telegram to Governor
Pumice. of California;
‘Missoilri amypathlzea with Califoi‘
liltl in her 319111 calamity and offers
any assistance to the. uniforms that it
may be in her power to give."
in connection with his message Gov.
Fold dictated the .followlng state~
11111111:
“What seems to be the greatest
calamity of modern history has betel-
leu our sister state of Calfornin. Mis-
souri will not be slow in giving aid
to the sufferers.
“As soon (is i return to Jefferson
City. 1 shall issue an official proclama-
tion asking for help for the unfortuna-
te victims of this appalling catrophe.
"I recommend that the Merchant's
Exchange of St. Louis, the Commercial
Association of K111111119. City and all
similar organizations of the state pro-
cccli at once to appoint committees
to raise funds and to take such other
steps as may be necessary to relieve
the deplorable conditions."
Disaster Was Expected.
MADISON. Wis, April l9.~--Pi‘esl-
1111111 Charles R. V1111 Hiuc. of the Univ
verslty of Wisconsin, one of the best
known geologiuts in the country. for-
nicl‘ly of the United States Geological
proximately $200000 in the San Fran-
cisco has long been expected by the
scientists. In a signed statement he
says:
"Scientists Imvc known for many
years that San Francisco is danger-
ously located and would probably noon-
cr or later be subject to severe and
heavy shocks.
“The fear has been repeatedly ex-
pressed that Salt Francisco would be
1111‘ first to allow the effect of an earth-
quake upon steel structures for it has
119911 well understood that San Francis.
co has the most dangerous location
with reference to earthquakes of any
large (‘ily iii the United States.
Detroit Sends Funds.
i'ild'l‘RIO'l‘, Michigan April i9.~'l‘h1-
Detroit. Board of Commerce held a spe-
ciai director’s meeting last night to
take steps toward offering assistance
to San Francisco. Within ten minutes
$1.000 was raised and it I11 expected
that. during the day :1 fund of from
$0,000 to $12,000 will be ready to lit"
forwarded to Sun Francisco.
Sorrow in Rome.
ROME. April Ill-vTho ucwu of thr‘
earthquake iii San Francisco and its
vicinity caused a great deal of sorrow
hurt». it Is estimated that more 11111
too thousand Californians now visit-
ing liiiiy.
Dynamite injures Army Officer.
SAN FRANCISCO Aplii ”LHVlll
(inklandswLieutenant Charles (T. Putin
roilinulndinl; fhc ‘241h Company of
Light Artillery, was blown up by it
«hill-go of dynamite 111 Sixth and lease
sheets and was probably fatally iIn-
tilled.
lie was lulu-11 to the military houpi-
1111 111 the l‘l‘esidlo. He had a fractur-
l-d skull and several bohés broken and
internal injurious
Lit'lll. Pulls placed 11 heavy charge
of llynaillite in II building on Sixth
Nil'flf‘l. 'i‘iic T111111 was imperfect and
did not ignite llic charge on 110011 as
was expected. Pulls went to the build-
ing to relight the fuse and the charge
exploded WilllP he was there. The ln-.
lured officer is a graduate of the artil-
lcl‘y uchool at. Fortress Monroe. Va. H11
in thirty years of 1131.1, single and it
native of Chicago.
Colorado To Mort Relief Fund.
DENVER, Coin. April lbw-Governor
.lehslo l1“, MacDonald will appoint 11
committee today to alert 11 relief fund
on behalf on the sufferers in San Fran-
claco. The Governor telegraphed (lo:
vernor Portion. of California, to that.
(effect that night
Damn. to Nov Yard. 31.000.
WASHI G'i'ON. prtl lil.-’-A tote
31-11111 received at the Navy Depart-
mom today from the commandant lit
flint-c island navy yard sent alone the.
earthquake reports that 81.000 will
cover the outline done there. No men-
tion it; made or any tidal-log to any of
the people of the yard.
Tonic for the louver-I.
PHILADELPHIA. April lib-«Porno.
ant to the order leased this morning
War Depart-
uttnmmutar‘a Department
moot, the
in this city today chipped by exprcsa
to Ban lh‘auoieeo 8.000 conical tents.
l—Iil that were available in "to Philir.
dolphin depot.
ital Noticed the Illeek.
noun; out it The sclamosupila
E throughout. fell
dictum out
not“ the observatory of.
tantrum“ indicatedhthflfiatn aortic
ll
lulu flan hill. iii. a titanium of
000 illicit. The attacks mm it!
' alreIdy flioqur
ville ' ' “his“ rte
in lieutembea to 111.111.... the an
pfoaelt of tortilla torrential convub
a one. s
litn‘u. Victor luminance! wall can im-
praasad with the cum from California
vine. ~11
The one gave orders that he be
kept in armed of all the developmen
especially In regard to the safety ., ,
Archbishop Riordan nail the Iciarly of
1 Dan Francisco .
sympathy of Other ‘Natlona.
SYDNEY. N; id. “7., April 19.——‘1'l‘l1e
premiers of New South Wales and Vic-
ioria have coniointly cabled to Precl-
denl Roosevelt their sympathy with
the United States In the disaster at
San Francisco.
Buppllea Transported Free of Charge.
NEW YORK April 19. ~Wolla F1; 51
a: Company anouilced today that they
will flanspott free of charge supplies
for the sufferers from the San Fran-
cisco disaster which are addressed
to any San Francisco relief associa-
tion 01 public official who may have
c‘haigc of the distribution of it. ,
U. 8. Mint Escaped Damage.
WASHINGTON, April l9.-——~'I‘he Uiii
ted States mint at San Francisco on
caped serious dailiage from the earth-
quake and the reuniting conflagi‘iiifon
and its stock of gold and silver coin
and bullion, amounting, to about 339.
000,000 in safe.
Mr. Roberts, the director of the nilnt
fills morning received a telegram from
Superintendent Leach tinted at Oak-
land yesterday. which says:
‘Sliu Francisco visited curly thin
morning by terrible earthquake follow
ed by fire which has burned the great-
ei- part. of business - districts; lulul
ylmilding not. damaged much by the
shock but the big slnokestaoks were
badly shaken and may have to come
building around the entire mini burned
to the ground. it is only building not
destroyed for blocks. l reached build
lug before worst. of the fire. came, find
ing a lot of 0111‘ men stationed them
at point. of vantage from roof to 'bdife-
1110.111 and with our“ fire apparatus and
help from fire department we success-
fully fouglii the fire away although
windows on Mini. avenue and backside
third story were burned out. Fii‘c.
coining drove us back for it time. Ad-
justing rooms and refinery dainugod
sonic and heavy atouc cornice on that
side of the building melted off. The
roof burned some littlc. Lieutenant
G. it. A1‘uisti‘ong,'U. S. infantry, was
with 11 sound of 111911 sent. to us but
commanding officer of department who
i‘cudcred efficient aid." -
Fire Engines Cannot Help.
WASHINGTON. April lb.«'l‘he War
Dopul‘tlueilt today received the follow—
ing bulletin from the Western Un-
ion:
"()utsldc citlt‘s have been sending
tire coulucs to San Francisco to assist
in subduing the flames. bill is won
useless on acount of no water. and
thcy are now returning to Oakland and
other points. The flreincu report the
(‘in llotmlt‘tl.
Other Shocks Recorded.
WASHINGTON. April ill.——’l‘h9
Wcatlu‘i‘ liul‘cuu today issued the fol-
lllwillg bulletin:
'l‘wo small shocks of the San Fran»
«loco earthquake. wore recorded on tho
scisiuogruph at the United Stilton
Weather l‘lurouu, Washington D. C..
during the night of April I8 and the
morning of the lllth.
The first shock was decidedly stroll.
1191‘ than the other one, although both
were very slight compared to the ori~
ginnl disturbance. The principal por-
iltll’l.,Illllil is. the strong motion in the
that shook occurred at 8:46 11. m.
and the second shock about 2:03 11. in.
The motion in the second nhock was
especially feeble and iil-dcflued.
(Signedi
Willis 1.. Moore.
Chief U. S. Weather Bureau.
Refugee. Soaking Homes.
OAKLAND, Calif, April lit—«Their
sands of refugees. rendered homeless
by the terrible calamity in 81111 Fran-
limo, hsvo come to this city On icnr-
ning of this the Itcultv Syndicate of
once offol‘od ldorn Pink for tbl1 11119.1 of
thc shcitcllcss The offer has in lite
fully been accepted by the police and
fire liapiii‘tuienlu and 200 cots have
been placed in the theatre for the use
of the refugees. Relief stations have
also been enlabiishcd at the City Hail.
11nd at the various public parks about‘
this city. Other l‘cilcf station: have
also boon established in various chur-
ches throughout the city.
A report comes from Montana. that
the Martinez Blind Building our1 of the
finest structures in the town. hall been
completely dolltl‘oycli.
if. in at present impossible to enli-
nlnto the amount of damage to pro
party loft» in thin city owing to the fact
that practically no lnnpcctlon has been
made of tho lniillllultn except. by Fire
Warden fluorite MacDonald. and this
only for the purpolic of condemning
those which are nitrate and 11111111 be
torn down.
Many of the flil‘iiclltrml allow lililt‘
apparent damage on the outside. but
on closer examination prove to have
been badly twisted and rocked by to
shock.
VIIIIII to Ohio Aid.
' WABHING'I‘ON, April iii.-'i‘lle 'Do»
remnant of Commerce and Lnlmr will
do all in its power to aid the 01111
Francisco auflercre. in diapatcliea to
the lighthouse inspector It 81111 1"th-
claco and to the officials of the fiIli
commission illccretary Methlfc flu
directed 111.; ilgllthouae lander Medea»
no and the If it. ill Albatross to no at
once to the ntricllen city and do every.
thing practicable to 11111 the Inbr-
Bfl.
th‘tII Practically Duo-crud. . . '
NOTON; April lbw—Tho Wll‘
Department received titI following to.
teal-emf - emf Wanton dated“
from Bali Francine April is:
"Your four dispute or received. lava“
for you.
slide new to iii
tent at “from titty
with.“ 4001
have been “0111:: the
of” uni: mummvdtw
mu Halve
nflhgofny
down, but not sure about it now. Every .
maeloihilex- I.
‘ new tut . ‘ a
£011an 51131111111 ligation on: 11111111111
that they had
tile relief of fill
furore. ‘ ‘
tributed $50 000 for
Gold tor and Francisco.
NEW YORK, April ill.—-—'l‘_he Nation.
at em: Blink today tlunsferrall to flan
11111111111110 1 null the sub-Treasury
maroon 38.00 .000 and it 009.000 in
Cash for San Francisco 311.11..
WASHINOFI‘ON April lilo—Tho So
cretary of the Treasury has authorized
the telephuphic transfer of 31.000.
000 from the ‘sub- -.Treasury of New
York to San Francisco The cash will
be deposited in New York and immed-
iately paid out on the order of the San
Francisco banks entitled to the same.
Weatern Union's Office.
NEW YORK: April Ills—«President
Clowry,‘ oi' the Western Nnion Teleg-
rapli
announcement today:
The Western Union Telegraph Com-
pany. will transmit free domestic mes.
sages relating to the relief of sufferers
at San Francisco when offered by
dilly constituted relief organizations
or public officers in their official cli-
puclty.
When destined to San Francisco
such messages will be subjected to
such delay .1111 the conditions at that
point impose '
Residential Section on Fire.
NEW YORK April 1.9W'nle West-
9111 Union received a report that early
this morning the the spread into the
Nob Hill section of Elan Francisco.
This is the section 111 which are locat-
ed many fine lcsldon'ces lnculdlng the
Crockei‘ and Huntington homes
New Haven Offers Assistance.
NEW HAVEN. April 19-~Mayor John
P. Studley. of this «city. today issued an
appeal for aid for the San Tf‘l‘anolsco
suffercls asking chl Haven citizens to
contribute financial assistance to help
out. the distressed in the ill-fated city
of the Pacific coast Checks or money
sent to Controller Rowe will be ac-
knowledged through the press and for-
warded ,,,pi‘omptl,v to Mayor E. if}.
Schmltz. of San Francisco,
Thousands Are HomeleeI.
(“WASHINGTON Ainil ills—A West-
Uniou builotln Sal/:8
cm‘gnu Fiaucisoowliiutire district up
as fol as the New Frill-moat Hotel on
top of Nob Hill. California. street, be-
tween Powell and Mason struts, all
gone. Reported that 100,000 people
are homeless, and at 0:30 11. m. (San
Francisco). fire not under co'uti‘ol.
Writer supply again cut off Ten thou
Rand" homeless are reported at Santa
0811. 1
Fire Is Still Raging.
OAKLAND. Calif. April 19.0 a m.—
The tire is still raging throughout San
Francisco and there is no possibility of
stopping it. until it exhausts itself for
wIant of material. The city ls doom-
Cf
Mayor Dunne to Mayor Schmltz.
CHICAGO. Aplll 19.~»ltlnyor Dunne.
who returned from his eastern trip to-
day. sent the following message to
Wow Schmiiz. of San Francisco:
"Accept Chicago's profound sympathy ‘
iii yout great. affliction
wc bout give you relief?"
Adolph Krnlie president of the (ir-
flti‘ of ll‘Nai B‘ ritll. wired today to the
secretaries of the district. grand lodge
of the order, instructing them to re-
quest each community to collect. mon-
cy for the relief fund.
Californians in France.
PARTS. April fur-President Fuller-
ica has telegraphed to President Roose-
vclt an expression of France's most
profound sympathy with the United
States in the distress resulting from
the earthquake in California.
There are many San F‘l'ahclscouna
here. including a number of the
Sprockets family. and they are in 11
state of intense anxiety. as telegrams
bring no response concerning the fate
of relatives. The presence of the
In what can
Sprockela hero la preparatory to thc
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
H O Y ’1‘ ’
MATlNEE AND mom.
8 THEATRE.
IATUROAY. APR“; 2161'.
The Return Inna Imam of the
AMERICAN Vi AORAFH.
including the anoint Novelty of the
Mt IlOtOON PHONOORAPH.
Playing All the Lam! Detection of
Vaudeville. lands of All Ow
orlpfion
aa-FIRFORGNI‘ILNOIH
Matinee tile and 2011
Evening . ..... too, 2011 and 3011
.w not! urn—Inu— ,r‘
HO?!” 8 THEATRE
on: w an. 1191111. me
momma" AND uruhoav
the Dell
OLAHA TDRNI::~Y AND
"Jam‘s.
Monday An 04mm"
Tumayubiiilo, the Ollie "5'3... Girl.
immunity-«Wily Inna ‘l'emln Woman
vacuum-11.1111 local I11...
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Company. made the following.
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New Model 11111111111111.1111 Eton Suite of imported Panama, arondclotbs and Fancy Mixtures; Taffetadlneli
Coats; Newest Shape Skirts; price 810 00 to $25. 00.
i
LADIEB' SPRING JACKETS.
Covert Cloth Jackets, half fitting. box shape and long. loose effects; Black Cheviot and fierce Jackets, 'I'nffo-
tit-lined; Eton Jackete in. line Broadcloth and Taffeta Silk, all in the newest shapes: prices 87. 50 to $15. 00.
All the nowest'iliid moat. correct styles in Lodies’ Kid Gloves are here for your selection.
best qualities, many of them are our own Importation, all the newest shade
:$1.00 to $1.50.
..., ..
Plain and Embroidered Collins Ill white and colored embroidery; Block Coiiuls Ill cotton and silk.
KID GLOVED.
II LADIES’ NECKWEAR.
eons newest and most attractive styles are shown here.
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1
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We 1 sell only the
s as well as white and blackz‘ prices
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'i‘ho still.»
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TRTSTRAM 8r HYA'I'I', NORWALK, 0011111.
marriage of Miss Lurllne Sprockets to
Spencer F. Eddy, secretary of the Ain-
orican embassy at St Petel‘nsbms
Great Britain's Sympathy.
LONDON. April 19-41119 great wave
of sympathy to Great Britain for the
sufferers from the San’li‘rsnclsco ca-
tastrophe would take a practical form
on the slightest intimation that finan-
cial 1elief ls necessary or acceptable
It is the general opinion. however, that
the Americans will prefer to take clue
of the situation themselveo without
outside aid. Public meetings of var-
ious societies today adopted expres-
sions of sorrow at the calamity,
WITHDRAWB FROM LEAGUE.
Company D Decides That it Does Not
Want to Play Military Baseball.
Company D drilled at the Armory
last night and a company meeting fol-
lowed. At the meeting it was voted
to withdraw from the baseball league
formed among four companies of the
Third regiment.
There now remain three companies
in the League. F. of Norwalk: H, of.
tami'ord.. and B. of Bridgeport.
Whether the action of Company D 1le
disrupt the league is not yet known.
Company D was scheduled to hold a
shoot last night. with the New London
company. the scores to be. exchanged
by telephone. but. Captain Connors. of
the New London company. sent word
that his men were out of ammunition.
BIG ENTERTAINMENT AT THE
FAIR.
Punch and Judy show Received With
Oredt Enfhuainm
'l‘lic attcudance at the fair of Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company last
evening was a record breaker. exceed-
ing cach of the other two nights. A
fine Punch and Judy show was pill on
which interested the large. audience
immensely. The marionettca were
cloverciy staged and manipulated. 'l‘o-
night the Oddillent Quartet. which is
a popular musical aggregation. will
render 11 number of selections during
the evening and 11 large ,flttondnnce
in expected
Large Assortment
of .
Clothing
At
Gottlicb’
and PatrOns:
Very kind thanks to our friends and
patronll for the great amount of bulli-
nose we have received during Easter
week.
Never before have We been so busy.
and have never before sold such grunt
quantity of clothing.
And we therefore thank you again
for the great patronage received; We
hope to receive a clnltfnuatlon of some
and serve you with not best know-
ledge.
l
sincerely yours, .
lilo Gopirlqlli Clothing Co.
‘11 North Main It. tenth "ordain, Of.
HARRY DDODWIN,
Wheeler’s Patent WINDOW SCREEN
easily In all kinds of weather.
also, permitting windowa to be left up
arlly vacant.
We wish also to call attention to
Water Street.
11111 111} 1111111
The inhabitants. legal rotors, 0f the
Town of Norwalk. are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held in the Town Hall
Wnll street Monday; April 23,1906
at 8 o'clock in the evening for the
following purposes, tO-Wlf:—‘
i. To lay the annual town tax.
2. To make the annual upproprkr
tion for the support of the public
schools.
deemed advisable. to accept and main-
‘tain in Osborn nicnuc. at East Nor-
walk 11 sewer now owned by the New
York New Haven if: Hartford Railroad
(30.: and to drain the crossing under
the railroad bridge at South Osborn
avenue into said sewer. and to allow
the residents of Rowan street to con-
nect with said newer.
Dated of Norwalk, this l8th day of
April. 1906.
ALFRED AVTSON.
JAMES A. BROWN.
J. ll. RAYMOND.
Sclectmcu of the Town of Norwallt.
n18 5t
New lane of
POST CARD
ALBUMS.
ALL Pfliclb.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN‘ 8
MUIID OTIOII. 1
Donovan limit. 134 Washington It
mat for Crescent, mam.
special Attention to Called to the Many
New and Original Styles
Olepiayed in
Sutton and Summer:
Footwear;
for
Men. Women. ,
Edmund Children.
1111111111 Pumps.
Gibson Ties.
FLOORING in Oak, Maple and Edge-grain Yellow Pine.
facilities permit us to furnish flooring thoroughly dry that w.. ’
s.
lclcplioiics—Yard, 46; Mill, 46 3.-
3. To consider the matter. and If ‘
"GIOVER‘S 11111111131.“ j
,11aclieeedr"I
The Hatch a Bailey oo.
Lumber and Mill Work for Evelulbinc.
From (a Player? to a Palace.
This is the beginning of “Fly Tim e" and we want. to call attention to
8 for which we are agents. GUARAN. """
TEED FIN PROOF, made to slide. and by a patent adjustment will slid
This same adjustment serves as 11 iv."
on while room or house is 117'" .-
ALL KINDS OF SCREE N8 MADE TO ORDER.
our large stock of HAR: ’
Our
Correct Clothe: for Men
A Nobby Sack Suit. tailored
as you expect it. right to‘hll de-
tails.
016.00 to $25.00.
Other good styles from $10.00
up. . . .
Open'Wedifellday evenings, as
well its-Monday and Saturday.
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