13 the lilod of the
3. Theory and Practice
Fine Arts. .
.
' Literature.
drieb.T . 3..
Pastime 211311;“
_ f-Li’f" by a we ‘snd Hall.
2 l ‘11:: Trsvsl.
,Tosler._J.,
333 Eggllsh Inns.
Fr " ”Peakspog to Pesth
Howl, DD
2 Tuscan Cities.
’i'l‘" 3'-
(3' “Nil Life 3449 Town and (‘.'.ountry
T1115 Turk and His Dost Provinces
Greece, Bulgaria, Servie, Bosnia.
History.
WI. “ 0 “WM ‘ '
Foundations of Modern Europe.
Walkerm .
3min“ of Nation.1 1783 1817.
Juvehiio.
Eastman,
.. 91‘
'1! . 1r Littlel Drown Cousin,
’ Wide Wor
Ilene,
Strange Lands Near Home.
u
if»'
1 14.1.
Merit of Moukden.
Straits.
Hosts. . .
How the People Rule
hing Paul and Flametta
- Fiction.
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3 '. 1'3}
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7,2 3“ 1 ‘ 33"
V. I ' ;3
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4
" ‘ Sherlock normal.
9'1».- 1411.;1
{is ‘ Wonderland
0f
Wind Hunters and the Animal People ,
ventures of stones: '
Moons res ‘sM
’ ,
3 ore is plenty to be
3'.
colored people.
bls by
for several years and
monument lit
run fwd considerably.
1'
WHO 1):.
in: Dr. ,.lt,lchsr ds D"
and i are “bound to say th
been so well for years.
ml nervous feell n .
Ailments“ and
say 'fillchsrds” to: co. Pri
per Dottie. as by
Dyspepsia Tablet
Worth street. NEE???”
3 ‘ . found 111ml
sour own nelsbbers of all
11 to
in my mouth and my a lments had mil
weds did" not
get any good from my sleep for i felt
lsnsgrl1m and yer-y tired. when I got up'
“For the last month i have been tak-
i can new
all: emulsion 1211-1211 and relish 11.
am no longer troubled with that ewe.
Dr: mohards Dyed}
pepsin Tablets but it is advisable to
cs 50 cents
bl. ' Richards
Association,
races and
L.
Jello no comes from 11. women
2 ‘ mat esteem among south
Mil. All
'usts Price, wife of the well— known 00 '
orsd Methodist minister and residint
. st 4 Pine street33, death Norwsllr. Oonn‘.3,
0989139310
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ti have not
63
Seious, Frederick Courteney
Drama.
Collins, J Churtion. 3
Studies in Shakespeare.
' Travel.
Cook, James,
by M. R. Synge.
. De Windt, Harry,
.3 From Paris to New York by Land.
Machrny. Robert,
The Night Side of London.
Le Blond Mis. Aubrey,
.;Bcidmore Eliza Ruhsmsh,
Winter india
3 Biography.
u.Besunt Walter,
‘Blewltz; Henri de,
Memoirs of Do Blowttz.
le'ugbr, Paul,’ ‘
‘ ‘ The Memoirs of Paul Kru
Newcomb, Simon,
Wolcott Lawrence William,
Roger Welcott
‘ ' History.
Martin W. A P..
The Lore of Cathay.
#1 ' Trance.
(Stevenson, 'Sarah Yorke,
’ Maximilian in ‘Mexico.
Juvenile.
Brooks, Elbridge 3..
in Defence of the Flag.
Brooks, Hildegarde,
The Lorky Furnace and
ventures of Sue Betty
Ellis. Edward 8.,
The River Fugitives.
The Young Ranchers.
Grant, Robert,
.luck in the Bush.
Graydon, William Murray,
Exiled to Siberia.
Johnson. Mrs. Clarke,
Her College Days.
illliie. Jucy L...
A Girl's Ordeal.
Munroe. Kirk,
'l‘he Outcast Warrior.
Ober, Frederick A.,
llnyruoud, Mrs, Evelyn,
Stoddard, W, 0..
Dan Monroe. 11 Story of B
Stoddard, W. 0I
The Village Campfire.
Trowbridge, J. T.,
The Three Scouts.
Fiction.
Adams, Frederick Upham,
John Henry Smith.
Burr, Robert,
A Chicago Princess.
Black, Alexander,
Modern Daughters.
The lnhoritors.
Dickson. Harris.
She That Hesitates.
Duncan. Sara Jeanette.
The 'lmperisllst.
Farquhar, Anna.
An Evan of Suffolk.
Moore. 3'. Frankfort,
According to Plato.
Dppenholm. E. 9..
Anna. the Adventuress.
Paternoster, o. Sidney,
The Motor Pirates
Psmbertong Max.
The Golf Wolf '
‘8 grug‘gisld of Glory.
r“restrain Roberth Nriélson,
, n my tot e in:
Tracy, Louis,
The King of ihamoadlr.
Tytier, Sarah.
A Young Oxford Maid.
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word (31- any 3nd M900
1311153113(mistrustN
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Sport and Trsgel East and West.
Captain Cook's Voyages Around the.
World. with in introductory Life
True 'i‘ales of Mountain Adventure
A'lttobi'ographv of Sir Walter Besnnt
ger.
'Bel'binisce‘llcee of an Astronomer.
Parker, Gilbert Bryan,.Clauds 0.,
Old‘ Quebec,"the’ Fortress of New
Other Ad-
The inlet of the Arawaks.
A Daughter of the Forest
unker Hill.
Conrad, Joseph and Hueffor, F M.,
lsrs ite-
tlist oss—
, Bennett of Rippowutn,
l‘ that a committee ho'chosen. annotation
'l‘ 3 11101111 Grouse oi its
county met Wednesday in the Area»
1111111 1313313333 Shelton 111331331113} 33111 sun.
deal! 0
brat slabs «are; of
port. worthy msster. presided.
Dunbury's Grouse was represented
by 5 yomhers: Gauging; 6010933138. at
1'1! Ever, 1' '
F“ 31.33% hi old. 9: _ Pohtev
labours. 3‘9: Trumbull, 8‘.
ofttll."
Miss Anna M. Willing of Cannon,
Miss Hattie Osborne of 191111th and
Miss BertharWsksmsn of New Con
son were elected members. Demlts
were granted to Mrs. Elisabeth Me
Kenzle ofrHousntobic can hire I.
Smith of Ear-ton The Grange roll
new numbers 402
Resolutions of sympathy were pre
' seated relative to the decease of Sher-
man is. Thomas of Trumbull and Mrs.
i. D. Smith of Strutmfmd 3
'A resolution was offered by George
to the effect
of the master, lecturer and secretary,
with one from each subordinate
(ironic. for the privatise of inquiry into
the slaughter of buds throughout the
country. with the evils resulting titer e:
from, and to report at a subsequent
meeting?" Effect was given to this
resolution by selecting the lecturers
from fifteen subordinate Greases to
serve as the committde. The master
gnu chairman of this committee
2 The company was generously enter-
tained at dinner by the home Grange.
i The lecturer a hour followed. in
lcharge of Mrs D. A St. John of New
Canaan. . The program was an inter
‘esting Endynttractlve combination of
addresses and music, and proved» very
enjoyable. 3 ‘ 1‘ '
“True Success in 1.11.. from a For»
root‘s Stltndpolntfi“ was presented by
EEJ' C. anton, of Nordeld. who was of
.the'opinio‘n that the farmer may oi»
rain greater success than any other»
types or men in city life who were
of testing revealed on
mind, something wanting. mpral delln
quency. The country produced a man
of more correct balance than the city.
because of the uplift from contact
with nature. There is beauty in the
country in which the hushundman can
glory the beauty born of close relu-
tio‘nship with nature There is no
such thing as failure for the man who
believes in success. it is not the that:
log. of a mistake that. injures. but a
failure to rectify it. The realization
and enjoyment of beauty do not hang
upon wealth. it can be obtained and
‘ enjoyéd aside from this.
“The Price of Greatness“ was the
title of an excellent paper by i". N.
Horton of New Canaan, who contend-
ed that in the rush l‘ot riches and
power the fart was lost sight of that
goodness was real greatness. Com-
purisons were drawn between men
and matrons of former times and
those of today The latter, with all
their advantages, failed to show any
adrsnce in real character; in fact.
they had in many cases 1"‘eilugluriori.
There was a centralisation in city
life not healthful. and it would boa
(11111111113; for the balance of pow’cr to
pass from the hands of 1111-11 in whosr
hearts was the fear of God.
The last paper was read by Joseph
Adams. the master, who announced it
as the work of his brother, who as an
outsider, Hfl’fltl' as the (lranuge was
concerned, had fallen up. from a crib
ir-nl standpoint the question. "is a
Grange in u (‘ounert ticut Town on (in-
ntlxed Sociological Good?"
The history of the movement was
outlinedwhow ut the first it rapidly
grow then lhcrc was 11 cessation and a
decline for a while. This was follow-
ed by 11 marked revival of its fortunes
The grunge is the avowed eficmy of
idleness, disorder. etc. and stands fill
the motto, “Whatever is worth doing
is worth doing well. " it is helpful
from the social side and its education-
nl character is valuable. As a special
feature, in its economy. it is clslmsd
that. it was the first secret societywthst
recognised woman on an equality with
man. Moral character is the basis of
membership. and while religious in
teltlment, these is no theological
standard.
After a traversing of the character
isllcs of the order and considering an
icctions that hurl been advanced. ihtI
writer came to the conclusion that the
latter were not sustained, and that the
organization was doing much good in
Connecticut. Working, fer 30110.11 was
an unmixed good
The next meeting of the Fulrfield
Coumy Pomona will, i1 is impel-ml, be
held in Dsnbury September 12 2
W. 8. little deputy from the New
Haven county Pomona, Was a visitor
at ”Sheltorr‘f3‘snd addrensed 'fhe com
puny. "
van-u
sense: or Islam's Dion“.
Geo. A. 'ltrerntsn. urban fled Mills.
lowlands 00.. NY . writss2 "i had
kidney disease for many were and had
years; had alien s well-known kidney
medicine a other comedies that were
mmdsulb at not earshot undid
began using Foley' similarly Clair The
first half bottle relieved to. and four
bottles have mild {its of this terrible
3 disuse.
m1 boas bullish
intuition-y omit bad 900310901de
"' about every llflsen minutes. day 1all
stills a mass "
fleeces cameos of’rtbl smlrfluAR "'
.filhlios'fsoepsr ’0
for ousti-
131»
four
' stones, Ind»-
might. and passed: Weirdest sub-
sometimes st slimy sub-
stepson :19 believed would» have :died
if l “30- '11lean more. Kidney
Phllstodls Drusltone: 3'”
. '2: firm
i
.0111 Horseshoe: ;
than wss'en 111$. vim 411 a M bolt
laud become 10111211914911 .1er Ho
49' min old33.
«rand. 2'
' wJWM'ltr
est- 3
appointed the lecturer of Rippowanr f
caliinqr'but fs‘rrners were born, not:
lands. The speaker rmrlrrnye‘d certain
good along certain lines but the day ,
unbalanced .
been treated by physicians for twelve ‘
orwslk testimony has been
tlnsy P to others in South Nor-
attest any suitors: doubt
dues confirmed l3131-110intimatelhents
cows 41 series
thalltlfcgcures 313bsy told 09 years ago
were so 11
11111129123111?
Mrs ii Warner, of 81 Washington
20., South Norwalk, Conn, says: “For
srs backache and kidney complaint
i used Doup’ s Kidney Pills some vests
use: and as there has been no recur-
ropes of the trouble since that time .
i can any that my opinion of Doped
Kidney Pills is better today than it
was when i first used them.
told many other people of the great
benefit 1 derived from the use of
glltd to do so "
For sale by all dealers
Price 50
Itdtes a.
like no other.
mm
HURRAHI FOR THE BLUES.
Take Thirteen- 41111an Game From the
Holy ok es. .
- HOLYOKE, June 16.—~New Haven
won an interesting thir~beeninnin3
isame from Holyoke here yesterday by
'the scor 01.231011. 1A baseon balls
to Comte l, a stolen base and a'dnuble
by Hannifan scored the winning run?“
Dolnu and 'i‘uelrey both pitched good
ball. Umpire Harkins failed to ap-
pear and Geoffrey. a ilelyoke man,
took his place. Score by innings:
R H. E.
New Haven,
10'00000000001—2 7 5
Holyoke,‘
,0000000190000—111 3
Bettermen'f‘uckey and Jope; Dolun
and Schlncel.
Norwich, 5; 8prinpfieid.3 .
NORWICH, June lit-Frill pitched
good bull yesterday up to the eighth
inning. when the Norwich batters fell
on him. After a double,'a single and
two bungled utempts to sacrifice, Hess
replaced him. A single and a long
fly off him scored two more runs. Er-
rays by the Norwich inileld helped in
Springfield's run-getting. The score
by billings: 3
, " R,l'l.E.
Norwich, 0 0 0 00 4 11—5 ll 4
Springfield 0 l 00 00 0 0—3 0 2
Butterfes~lialligun and Bridges;
Frill, Tees and O'Connor.
Bridgeport, 7; New London, .
NEW LONDON, June lU.—-Bl'i(lgt‘~
port defeated New London, 7 to l, in
an easy game here yesterday. Mc-
Laughlin was hit freely and supported
poorly. Waller allowed but three,
hits. The score by innings:
R. H. E.
Bridgeport: 0 1_ 0 0 4 0 0 0——~7 12 0
N. Londongo. 0’0 l 0 0 ll 0 0—1 3 4
Batterieswwmlcr and Beaumont;
Mciarrrghlin and Retrango. 3
Waterbury. 6: Hartford. 4.
HARTFORD. Juno lil.‘——Many mis-
pluys were made yesterday that don't
appear in the error column. and Water—
bury was the gainer. Hartford got
half of its hits in the eighth. Malone
scat word thut' be had not recovered
front a blow he received ’l‘hursdny on
the field frotnudl hull, and J. J. Holton,
a local man, ulnpit'eri. 'l‘hnckeru ob-
Jcctcd to remarks from Joseph -Pow-
era, a fan, and jumped over the fence
and struck hitn. Powers: got a tin-
jilsu hold on ’l‘hsckeru. when the po—
lice arrived and arrested both men.
At the police station Prmors refused to
make u compluint and the men were
discharged. The score by innings:
It. ll E.
water'liun l) 0 2 0 t l 0.. 0~0 10 4
Huttforui i) ll 2 0 ll 0 0 " 0—4 8 4
Batteries-—V1mrhocs and ’l‘hackuru
and Nichols: Wolff and Krltchci.
National League.
At Brooklyn:
R. ll. E
Pittsburg, 0 1 0 20 00 0 10 ——4 0 1
Brooklyn, 000th 0001i 2 i
Butterfes-buever an no Gibson; Poe:
turius and Bergen.
At New York:
R. H. E.
Nowvork, 00l00001x-2 81
St Louis. (l l 0 0 0 l) 0 0 ()«i 8 i
Battericsmmsthewmu and Bower-
mnn; Taylor and Grady.
Al. Philadelphia:
R.H.E.
011101130, 0 11 n o o o u o r~1 '1 1
Phiis.. I)00000000—-043
Batterieswlumdgrcu 11ml Kilns.
Sparks and lloriln.
At Boston:
a. fur.
Doston, 00300 001011—«3 'll
Cincin., 00000 serum: 7 i
Batterieswldndamsn and Brown;
Fraser and Behiet.
American Lupus.
At Cleveland:
ll. ".19.
Cleveland, 0 l l 001 ()9st 12 0
Newvork,010010000m2 ti 0
,Bstlerioswioss and Bernie; Clark-
sort. terror and ktetnow.
All Chicago:
it. ”.10.
Wash. 014041000» 1010 ll
30h 43100000010“ iii-«9398
list riesmll‘slkeuber 1'3 an ad Haydon;
wlmith, Owen. Fiction art lull llivsn. .
At Detroit:
g , 11.11.11.
Phlls.. 001t340000~m4832
Detroit, 090 e o 0 0 ll 0-»0 ‘9» 1
Battericswliy srt sari Sources; Dons
oven and Worn .r.
At It. lauds:
khlishsdto prove the merit 013°09'14" 2 '
. unsi- new bed odors noel ;
- ‘ mane by Boss’s Kiddo . '
Pills are thorough and lasting. we but "
.91er 11. Death '.
szcompu‘nied was a kidney weakness
l have ‘
Dean's Kidney Pills, “and am always 3
094ml Fonter- Mllburn 00.. Buffalo, ‘
New York, sole agents for the United 3
Remember the neme-Ddsn ’sv——and
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Egg. 9% 13:12
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liven 11¢ liver.
restore health to the halo
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MlLlTABY MANOEUVRES.
M
3 Seven Encampment: of Regulars and
Militia Ordered.
WASHINGTON. June 10. -Plans are
being perfected for the joint mllituri
nrrinoeuvres to be hold title summer .at
the seven brigade camps to be eaten:
llshcd in various parts of the country
by troops of the regular army and the
organised militia. P1 oliting by the ex
perienccs at Mnnnssas. Va., in the fall
of 1904, when the troops were given all
the comforts of life while in the field
and camp. and remembering the harsh
criticism of the public and Congress
the War Department has issued stern
shell stimulate in every manner actual
conditions of warfare.
A War Department general order
giving directions to the general ofllcers
who will command the brigade camps
has been prepared and will soon be
promulgated. It will contain the fol-
lowing paragraph:
of the department in carrying out the
scheme of instruction tospproximute
on the march and in camp as nearly as
may be under the conditions, actual
‘wnrfurc. W-atcr supplies and tentaae
and like temporary conditions are not
authorized and as the object is to
harden the troops and to perfect their
field training, the maximum of drills.
exercises and problems looking to that
and is enjoined together with the mini-
mum of formal ceremonies and a total
obscure of merely spectacular exhibi-
tions."
it is the purpose to have the camps
established not later than Aug. 1. ex-
cept those to be located at Mount
,tlrctnu. Pm. Chickamuugn Park. Ca,
and Austin, Tex., which are to hr: es-
tablished on July 27. [n the concentra-
tion of troops at the camps and in the
dispersion at the conclusion of the
period in camp, the routes will be an
arranged as to require marches of in
funtry npprmrimsling 200 allies each
way. and for field artillery and cavalry
250 miles (‘llCll way,
FOLLOWING THE FLAG.
When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. Willis T. Mor
gap, retired Commissary Sergeant U.
S, A., of Rural Route 1.Cor1cord, N. 14.,
says: “i was two years in Cuba and
two years in the Philippines. and be
lug subject to colds, i took Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Consumptioa, which
kept me in perfect health. And now.
In New llsinps'ulre, we find it the best
medicine in the worirl for coughs.
colds, bronchial troubles and all lung
diseases. Guaranteed at F. H. Bax
ter‘s, South Norwalk. and E P. Wood's.
Norwaik. druggists. Price 60c and
71.00. Trial bottle free.
Praying fer case is asking to'bc an
invalid.
“saw?!
new YORK. NEW nstN s
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
'rms uses. '
ln Effect June 10, 1906.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
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Mil d
. Veterans, Department of Connecticut,
, snarling year: :
‘8 gen, Har.tford
3 Hartford
3 3 Gollnick.
' Hill, Ncrwuik; F. S. Cornweil New
orders that the manoeuvres this year .
“it is the purpose
NEW YORK FOR IOUTH NORWALK :
suilh War Veterans.
meeting of the cited Spanish War
was held here Thursday Olllcers were
elected and routine business transact-
ed . 3
The following were elected for the
‘ Department Commander —- Meier
John Q. Tilsou, New Haven
Senior Vice Commander-11. H.
Saunders. Hlirtford.
Junior Vice Commender~s E. Mu
Judge Advocate—F. E. Johnson.
p33l§ivr31'ge1“i11-~‘~l)r..J W Wrwight Budge-
thsplsln~C S. Bullock Stratford.
Inspectorwirving D Wilmut3 South
Norwslk
Council of Administration-41'}. ' N.
Godfrey Nruwalk; W. J. Rawlinss.
New Britain; Charles Anders. Bridge-
port: Harvey A. lmdnnrri, New Hav-
en, N.(l. Valentlnc,li.11tford Charles
Delegates to National Encampment
wF‘.E,Johns11n,Har'tford; Fred A.
Haven: 13; 8. Hence, Brenfr'ird; W. W
Bullcn, New Britain, E. C. Dygelmt
Norwich; W, H, Recs, Meriden; lr-
nest P. Leonard, Bridgeport; H. H.
Saunders, Hartford- . .
DEADLY SERPENT BlTES
are as common in india as are stomach
and. liver disorders with us. For the.
latter, however there is a sure remo.
11y: Electric Bitters; the great res
torstive medicine, of which 5
Brown. of Beunettsvllle. S. 0., says:
“They restored my wife to pellecl.
health, after years of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronically torpid liy-
er." Electric Bitters cure chills and
fever. malaria, billlousness, lame basic.
kidney troubles and bladder disorders
Seuth Norwnlk, and 19.? Weed, Nor
itvalk druggists. Price 5013.".
TEACHER AND “PUPIL F ,GHT.
.._.....~.
Royal Remodel! Refused to Fuck up
Beans From the Floor.
MIDDLETOWN, June 10. ~Because
Royal Ramsdcll, a junior at. the Mid-
dletown High School. refused to pick
up some beans some one. had thrown
on the floor and which Lawrence Pur-
her the vice principal. ordered him to
clean up, there was an exciting tus-
sle, at the school yesterday morn
lug.
Hurnsdcll picked up a few beans. but
refused to clean the, floor
Mr Parker grabbed Runrsdoll and
the boy tried to get away. in doing
so Ramsdell‘s cost was nearly torn
from his back.
Hr- did get. away finally find for so-
verai seconds the teacher and pupil
played tag up and down the aisles.
ansdell save that Mr. Parker
struck him in the head and later com-
plained to the board of education of
his, lieuttncnt
Being so near the dose of school
the boys have tried to play hor‘sc
with Mr, Parker. ,
STOP THAT COLD
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Sold on guarantee by F. H. Baxterr
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Are you sutfcriuit from say discus traceable to
the causes muntlrmsdl
kod his persons
”entitlement that ll‘nvorlte Remedy will do :2
untitled): has
1 and pulls? urll reputations .4
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"new we
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or it may result in Pnctrnrotmila Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
file, 251:, 500 and $1. 00 bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter s and Plutsted's. "'
Kulcker—«lt is very hard to catch
the speaker's eye
licnpekt—in the case of my wile i
find it hard not to. -—New York Sun.
turn it
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nody’s Bone. lbomlout, NJ.
m: the full name is
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bottles 1191171":
Free Sample bottles at R. H. Plaisted' s
31,1111 lion this paper.
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, BULLETJN BUBBLES.
(Philadelphia Bulletin)
First class bookmthe primer.
The lap of luxury—the kitten with
cream.
' Do the corn’s ears listen when the
3" bean stalk?
At a wedding do not say, “May the
best man win.
The successful author’ s train of
thought is a pay tint n.
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DON'T CARRY COAL.
DON’T CHOP WOOD.
DON'T BUILD FIRES.
new; steps: ,3
Prices $11.50 V‘
to $14.25
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Opp. Telephone Exchange.
Steel Yachts; 250. 350. 500. 750 ill 00. 3| .25
Gasolene termites. 110531112
Croquet Stats at Reduced Prices
Pictures at half Price.
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Be Cool. Comfortable and Carlo-Date.
Use an Electric “Laundry, iron“.
The Reed 61 Volk Electrical‘Coulpass.
Phone-3 85-4.
TH! DIFFERENCE i0
QNAL Li.TY
1N THI
do where you will for your cool
supply, the price is‘ very muchth
same; the dllfsrsnce in results-meat,
comfort, cool bills. e'tc. ~resldes in o
garter or inferior quality.
The no
lalwn‘ddtbe In our yards
4:3" you” plied; oi
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order elsewhere.
lileilaiiiéi Keddiilflidfis,
94 ”INCH Ave. ,
Lucy's News lien on
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