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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 21, 1907 · page 4

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‘. 5:9.L3"""‘£"'K {ll Amman noun. visiting the Boston Store tomorrow. Our Friday
$5.33“ Mi"? ""1" m" _ - _~' Specials are that becOming an intportant factor‘in the
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without an ombarrassln provision DRE“ 00008 SPECIAL.‘ ' centers. on. pause TOOTH oowosa.
pm by m. N 1’ “him, which - We want to keep the crowds All tho. desirable makes and Resulnr 25c size, .
“ m th it i ' t. Se to H , coming “118 "4- styles. Any 60c corset. ‘- Frlday Special, 14c. ,
Meal: 3: "on; Dakar“; a“; gummy to MUSIC oovaauoa CANNOT oar rwma. Posi'rious iroa satay omcsas. 44 inch imported Mohairs in all .. Friday Special‘ sac- ' ‘

 
 

 
 
 

colors. also black, regular price
59c, 89c and Tim. All bunched in
one lot for . UNBLIACHID COTTON.

Friday's finial, 53c.

. wasmlvo'oooi March 21.—-Great WASHINGTO , March 21:—-—Prcsl-
9““ should be I've“ Th" Spring- ‘MLYN NOVELTY embarrassment is being experienced dent Roosevelt as designated Mallor-
m..lmblican protests against this by tile Postulllco Department booting: General F‘. C. Alas‘worth, the adiutant

co and gives the true history or' _ . of its inability to get tw no in s - generiti of the army; as acting secre-
m‘ hum; Convinced by the short- line cum”... Pl." "'0 Pl iicleut nilantIUes promptly to fill or» tari‘rotwsr in thetabaenco of the See
mm” ill the original I“, as it was .00 WM“ Ills BOMOUONN ders.fronl poutma‘aters. The twine is rotary and Assistant Secretarl'. Tho

 

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_ Black? navy, red. greya,-bmwns.
N Unbleached 00““. heavy white, chenille dots, entirely new.
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_ MUSLIN downs. Frldry mlll. ”se- Friday special. 24e.’
. . ~ _ used in tlelng letters into packages samegorder designates Helm-General '
soil-Id Ir. Hlli went to Germany and am The 308i form they are assorted and arranged J. h‘l‘nnklin' sell chief offstaff as the GOOd Quality Embroidery and v . ,
. Writs study of the question there ,for despatch. There are requisitions heads)! the Department. in the absence TUCKt-‘d Y0ll8. our regular 690 V8- WOMEN'S IMINOIDERED FINE WHITE MING Rllio
. MW at the opening at the recent NEW YORK, March 2L—Brooklyn on file from postmasters aggregating of the geefioiuy, "19.“;an secre- lue. , WASH .gLfg, FOUN-lN-HAND in; p .
oil-loathe bill which was or baslsol “we“ °“' ""0 "m ""‘eu'm "Md" 100-00" MM" °’ "m" “a “mo“ “'3' “a "’° “i“m‘flmm- 3"" ""‘Y 39W“- 39°- Gold or Nichol buckles ontimiv 100“ “lie 611k. Washes like
. . 0 with another novelty. in the burglary ‘teiegrshis and letters of complaint are adder-General Arthur Murray, chief of new mm“. lie iar price 156 cotton. Value 190, ,
measure anally passed. Senator line. This time it is a'vlrtuoso of the received daily because these are not artillery, has yew detailed by the 86° GlNGI-IAMB - . Ill - Frida Spools) 12y c.
‘ borough's part was in preventing Jimmy and skeleton key—a hotlle- filied immediately. with? 0! War asa membproi'the Joint - "MW 390°!“ 9" y . ' . 2
' ’ fipm animals”!!! the new ”“98“" m?”"“- -—-——-—- board appointed in tees, to consider 100 pieces Bdrm Plaid Gluc- ' _ .
”’ ha. "“705? of mdard 0“. “9d musflizalrgurs'?rhtbegwflto (‘8: Pop! RICIIVE‘ FATHER _.ER' [naught [elm 10‘ mp Mfeflflcfi- 113:1“. ddefllgfllge 101:1 shirt gills: . CHAFFEE" "LK .RA'D. > F'NE QUAL'I'IN'YTCAOJTON WK!
. ._ , . . aroun on to ayng ., in e no NAIDO. r ‘_ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' an til an e reu's resses, ,an' ' - ..
We the Ithpubllcan: or his existence did not become public MD M 21 ——Tli toda paomgnmq MM'UNQ IN NEW be bought new to sell less than the For Skirt Bindings, ”mi"? Sizes up to 11%. Regular price
. ll d , Th ho {J h F M) , arch . e pope y , . . . shrunk. black and all colors. rug .
" mun“ Hill “‘3 the tremor 0‘ "1" out Mon a). e me 0 0 n ' received in private audience in tho MEXICO. ~ ,- Friday “WM 100 “1- up" price 50 yard, 12540-
‘hfllloflon and the moat oonspicuotm :h‘iiflfirgofoafiltfihhfluioumam throne room Father Marla Bernardo. SANTA FE. N'. 'Mv. March 21.—The 5 y“. for 19¢ . "MW Special, 96 pair.
Imor in its behalf. it would be ' '

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of the Capuchln order. who presented . legislature o New:Mexico last night
by I visit from hhn' Ml“ Harris, his the pontiff with an autograph letter passed a bill

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

't ‘ . , prohibiting gambling in ., . . -
para. gm, rougll: on Connecticut to (signing. undilttliwhi‘l {“81“ were “"1"" from King Menelik of Abyssinia, con- the terfllor '-. ‘after. January 1, 1908. illzikdohzizliciEl-llgleg ”g :22" F3123: WINDSOR TIES. ”0H1. wgéguc'ucgrou Ril-
Nil . ' Hill of 1‘ due. MM" from I on e on e ' L was accompane ferring on his holiness the decoration The bill Ml, be signed by Governor “ ll. ‘ r u ' , t ‘ ; go“ silks in plaids and polka -

Kr. ill and Representative E Stay: by a 931. Who: 3° for 1‘3 known, “3 0' the Star of Ethiopia. The letter "ascribed: , made to sel .it Slob. Cannot it. do” regular price 25c High neck and short. sleeves.
_ - just a common, every-day sort of bur- . . . be bought ("wide of ”u. now,“ . . . . . regular rice 25¢ ,

1".” '3'. 0f Rockville, whO. if not 313: with no musical talent was an “"8“" to a communication ' ‘ W Store for less. . Friday Special. 17C- p

’Iiillroat evidence. was generally to ho N5“. in the mum. of the Harris from the pope. who asked the Abyssin- RECENT ARRIVAL OF VESSELS. Friday Special, 17c.

 

 

Friday Special, $1.00.

 

 

" ian king to protect the Catholics in NEW YORK" March 21.—Arrivcd

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7 "igtituairiigzatfjnrishfiog? 2:3;311. ilifgllin?g‘l:$slse:t2rn:dplhgo 118023;: aJitlfe Abysslnln, ”m inquired "’3‘"de “‘0 .Stcanlcr Kocnigln ioulsc. from Genoa;
“um might almost as well have neighbors began to hear the piano. The health of his majesty ”4t (duodenum from Herve.

 
 
 

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SHELL BACK COMBS.
Over it dozen styles, smooth fln-

NO. 8 ENAMEL TEA KETTLE.

 

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___ _ .. | Regular price 89c.
burglar had raised about window that, as- "“ " ' ‘ "HM“ """"‘“‘“' '. "‘- ‘ ”"‘ "" "” '"' ‘ Spring styles in white lawn {$.2- correct ”MW"- ‘”5“]“" 9”“ Friday Special 6!:
'm It home during the recent “95' the music might be heard better out- ' ' Williils. embroidery and lace il‘ini' " ‘ ' g '
. isionmlt kept. close enough track of side. it soon appeared to the listen- med. Regular $1.00 value. . Friday 3966M. 7c. u .. .
-._ ‘ledoral oflices, but its influence on nn- in: neighbors that a master at the ‘ Friday Special, 50c. ' LARGE 3'15 ENAMEL WASH
' nasal affairs was generally nil, somc- my“ w” °“”"‘8 “”0“ “w “““l” ’“m' is lNCH cmsmc EMBROID- ; “an,” 2901;?” '
time! "0’39 than nil. Mr. Hi" W“ "5 'lic began with Mciidelssohn's “Wed- RUFFLED CURTA'NB- l _ EBY FLOUFC'NG' _ I Far Friday special, 19c.
. wufifll‘ grace. ‘ ding Mgr-ch," ph‘iylnghiitlwlth a. tech: . 1{iliti'tldeiaf plain Swiss,50cciit full “meddle-lent pattclns, regular lice
, 2 ' - , g . u us an express on w in were a rov- , _ w . gu or vs no no r. - ‘ .
5. ifAOHIONB AND CULINARY. olutlon to Seventh street. Then he Friday WI." 33c. Friday Special, 21c. WELBIAOH GAS MANTLES.
1 WRINKLES. swung smoothly into Tlloiiiss'a “Mlg- Smelt é lb 250 Esmllops 500 at Green. , . Regular price 15c.
' ' . lion" overture, bringing out. to the de- ' D, - , an“ Friday Special,‘ me.
.e woman lays crepe paper under light of his heares. an the grace and ‘ H06 8 ML. WOVEN TORCHON EDOES AND

 

. , o ureau scarfswhen she wants to
' produce an e dainty color effect in-
siead of us n‘g 'silk‘or lawn. Its advan-
tage is that. when soiled it is easily
replaced a’wltll a fresh piece of’ illi‘
some color. while the fabric would
undoubtedly come from the laundry
1" faded and ‘changcd. _
’ ‘Clusters 'of the mast natural looking
' and perishable of our wood fonts are
imitated iu the milllnery shops to per-
!octlcn. An imported model i saw
bore a handful of these ferns that
brought an exclamation from the lips
of every one who saw them. The "ten-

tlelicncy of the music. Then after
dashing off Wagner's “Kaiser March,"
the Josef Hoffman of the dark lantern
swung unfalterlugly into the popular
music of “Ii Trovatore." Several girls
who were sitting on a. stoop across the
way were so delighted with the music
that they clapped their hands in ap-
plause.

While the burglar Paderewski was
giving his classical program at the pi

and, to the great entertainment of the

neighborhood. his pal was busy ran
sacking every drawer and closet in the
house. When he appeared in the parlor

port Dusters. Native Flatiisiihouiid
and long Clams. and all
Other Kinds Of fish

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Smyrna Rug. .30x60. heavy
fringed, beautiful patterns, $2.00
value.

Friday Special, $1.29.

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lNBER‘l’IONS.

2 lo 4 inches in width, 5c and
7c quality. .

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der" green as wall as the texture. With his loot of Jewelry and money in
shape and veinlng were true to nature. his pockets, the musical member of the Phone 3"‘4- f

' Don't throw away the tissue paper combination wound n his rrormah ’ . ._
f that comes m yo," hat boxes. corset With "Good Mt? Bagged, 00:: Tum OVER '1‘“ wow W
s, ’l‘i’oxes. alnd with your other purcbazes Night" and notwo walked out. And you don't and batter provisions anywhere to supply you both with CUTT'NQ OUT THE CH'NESE' mg: otgdc‘ffg‘sogzfiéy" “em”: is N'CAMGUANs w'" ”Tn-E-
on wli want it. irett soon w on As thsbnrglmwer e i ' — u -

‘you commence the Ipacky your waists mountorod themald :mlpfir‘yretllinlxiymtloii :2:f-DBL|CACIES and NECESNT'E‘ 0' daily life than HIM under this 0". Employment of Asiatic. In the Mines if, as i am sure it will, the‘Trana- 5,000 Salvadoreans and Hondurans
-- 10“ the summer'vacation. "y coming in. She screamed. am In Ceylon you would find a delicious Tea. We have brought It lion °' T""“’“' u 5' Dispensed With. w“! Parliament ”“1”“ ‘1'” “M1“ ”mm“ in T0" ”a" Battle. .

The New Idea Woman's Magazine they daobod am a“, street. dlaar for your ploaouro. In J". you would find an '“fid‘i‘dly “n. “w PRETORIA. Transvaal. March 2l.—— Ordinance. the imperial government PARIS, Mai-eh 21.——Tha following
writes about the new parasol which is mpg ground.“ corner. When Mr. Coffee- Wo bays .1” brought that hora from Java. . The Parliament of the Transvaal 001- will hardly venture to disallow it digpaich w“ received today by the

“e "“9 Milli-“1 in the south °' “1'“! “d “9 Wife returned the. We are tho agents for the famous Chaos a Sunburn Teas and Cotton, 0‘"- under the “0"” granted coasti. 35"“ '5 0"" 99 99" cent. 01' the Nicaraguan Legatioa from Senor Go.
., . nee. where somuny smart people found that the two had stolen jewelry known g... world ovor 99,. m...- excollonco. pm" our Innumorablo homo tutlon, met here today in the hall in whites in South Africa thoroughly ap- mez, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of
‘2 .go in the spring. The paraeol is tiny. and money amounting to 3250. products w. have aolootod tho choicest. A wider variety ”P‘ in m". which the late President Kruger pre- prove of it. Nicaragua:

“Id is made olfgreen‘lleaves, with t h icon in Norwaik. sided for so many years over the alt “Five thousand Valvadoreans and
mo“ wees uestllns amour the green FRANKLIN SCHOOL MUSICALE. m” " M u' ' ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

haves over a shaded chiflon lining.
The handle is very short with a ring
tiachedi'ifrom which‘mangs a long
. t chains «This chain is worn around
i. walet‘ithere it is clasped with a.
"‘ dsome‘buclrle. The ‘para‘aol is car-
‘ about in this fashion. it is always
gpglng at onc's and yet. one is
'v aver obliged to on it in one'a hand.
’g’hose paranoia have become very flash-
blo abroad.

, ‘ 's voilfitgfltkirt 'make it"combina-
Ion which it would be hard to beat for
' cticai gsnmmer wear at athletics.
‘ ‘ ‘the point of comfort.

1 you‘want a pretty traveling suit
find one that is highlv fashionable in
gym? way, get a handsome brown mo-

Some day when you are preparing
alps for dinner, after they are
ed. drained sild have been put
k on the almost) as to get. quite
‘ r into them the beaten yolk or
This Is the French way of
: them and i think you will

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' m phown 21 new shopping bag

._ The metal flame is quite con-
. - by the soft. other sides which-
'.?’gbovo it, but: it is there in any

I. . choose a d easily gotten at,
Emulate tea her handles. which
from tiny metal bars down on
"as are also new in design and
‘ . gnough'to sllp readily over the

 

ills Habit oil-loving Your
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ii‘li'hite'Chlna silk waist and a. Tillie .

[day that I think is excellent ‘

 

Will be Given Tomorrow Aftornoer
Under Direction of Mrs. C. I.
Nowian.

The first. of a series of musicales
narrowed by Mrs. C. B. Nowian, en
porvlsor of music in the South Nor
walk schools. will be given tomorrow
afternoon. in the Franklin assembly
Hall. at 2:15 o'clock. before the pn
pile of the upper grades. ' .

merely to entertain, but to instruct
educate and develop the pupils innsi
orally. to familiarize them With the no
ted composers and their works and ti
create a desire for the. best in music
The opportunity of hearing the pin
hole. is through the courtesy of The
M. Steiner-t and Sons’ Company.

Vocal Duet—“The Lily of the Valley'
........................ Pinsut:
Miss Elizabeth Richardson. William

Perry.
Soprano Solo—"A May Morning,"
............ Denna
Mrs. L. Whitney.
Pisliola Sclection—“Carnavai.” 0p. i'
.................... . Schumann
Miss Erwin.
Contralto Solo—“Swallows" ...... ‘
............... ‘ Frederick Cowen
Miss lilcllnrdson.
Recitation—“De Planner Juet." ...
......... Martha Gilclow
lilies Helen .Vloultou.
Soprano Solo—"Like Unto a Lovely.
Flower" ........... Wilson Smith
ilirs. Whitney.
il’imois Selections—
ia) “Minuet. 0p 14, No. 1"

(b) "Fantasia Impromptu, 0p. 68"
Chopin

 

CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,

LEADING GROCER.
I3 WEST WASHINGTON 81‘.

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-SOUTH NORWALK.

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Now is the time to eat Eggs. Nico. fresh. new laid at tho abovo prlco
is certainly abarpaln. Got to trading with us. There are other specials
you aro missing if you don't.

iibaJ'ui-o Ionolsoafiodilah ................. ........ ............26o
Extra Fancy A No. 1 Mackerel, lb. ....................... . .......... . 15o
MoOowans' Salmon. (the world's best) . can . ........... . ....... . .......

msumpswiihila.sutuo.1res ........... ..... . .......... ..
26 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo~Ka Blond Coffee ............ ... .. .......... .

SUGAR AT REFINERS’ PRICES.
H. ‘ E. Fina Granulated.
25¢ 10

5 lbs. ...................
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lilo
. ................ 81.23 each
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE. '

liw Yliiii-i Giannini.

soars nonwahx. -

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tinge of the upper Volksraad, of the REVIVAL SEQY‘IICHI: CLOSE TO— Hondnmns have been decisively dc-

crstwhlle South African Republic. in
a. speech at the opening of the legisltv-
ture the Earl of Solbome, High Com-
missioner for South Africa, dealt with
the all-important question of Chinese
labor. as follows:

“My ministers have resolved that
the employment of Chinese in the
mines shall cease at the earliest poosl.
ble moment As to the Chinese al-
ready employed there my ministers
will not take any steps to prevent their
repatriation at the and of their inden-
tltures. unless they are convinced that.

place before an effective substitute,
either in the form of other unskilled
labor or improved mechanical appli-
ances, has been found, in which case
my ministers will be prepared to rec
ommend torParliamont such legisla-
tion as will render a renewal of their
indentlturea possible. Executing a.
small batch of 407, whose indentitnros
expire at the end of June. no indenti-
turea expire before August Therefore.
as Parliament will reassemble early
in June. my ministers consider it an-
necessary to make a further announce-
ment of policy at present.”

Lord Selbourne added that the gov-
ernment was taking steps to increase
the supply of natives and would give
the mining industry every assistance.

The disposition of the new govern-
ment. of the Transvaal ,togsgcinde all
Asiatlcs from work-hid the mines is
shown by the fact that the"‘Aaiatic
ordinance." recently disallowed by the
Earl of llllgin, Secretary of State for
tho Colonies, after it had passed the
late legislature, is again published in
the Dmcial Gazette here. indicating
that among the first acts of the new

such repatriation will have to take ‘

Service of Special Interest This Even-
lap in Conclusion of Soc-loo.

The evangelistic service which have
been in progress ‘for two weeks at the
Flint euethodist Church. will be con-
cluded this evening. Evangelist Plus
will deliver his farewell message, and
a service of? special interest is autici-,.
pated. Miss Helen M. Moulton will be
the soloist. All the members of the
church and, congregation are particu-
larly requested to be present

but. evening Mr. Pinespokeon the
ability of man to resist the appeals of
God. The various appeals of the Al-
mighty to men were considered. in-
cluding the appeal through provi-
dence, conscience and love. The
thought: was illustrated by the history
of the email-y prior to and during
Civil War days. when Lincoln tried in
vain to units a. divided people without
battle and bloodshed. Frederick J.
librce song “The neauuiul City. with
Miss Jennie Gray-{as accompanist.

MEETING OF MACCAIEES.

Mei-idea tent; Knights of the Mecca,
bees, is making lane for a gathering
of all the tents finnnsotlent in New
den on the availing of Wednesday.
April 10. The order is vory.strong in
Connecticut: and it is upoctedithat a
number of delegates from every tent
will attend the gather-lug. . -

A banquet will-be given In Cityllia-
alien halt previous to the meeting after
which a number of matters of import-
ance to the order in Connecth will
be discussed. ~I‘ .

The tents in Connecticut have for
some unis-been interested in a project

 

tested at Portlilos de Namas‘ique, af-
ter a bloody ten day’s battle”.

COPPER CONNECTIONS 'STOLEN.

PLAINFIELD. Conn; March ‘21.—
durlng the last two nights the theft
of 250 copper connections on the rail-
road track running between,,'l‘aftvllle
and Central Village. has been reported
to the railroad company. It is plan-
ned to run trolley cars on the rail-
road tracks and these connections
were according necessary and were
recently put. in along the line. Rail-
road detectlvea aro working on the
case and behave that th theft was
promoted by malice and was commit-
ted by some persons living along the
route who are not in favor of having
the street cars run over the property

 

oi! the steam road.
IEIGIL'S HOME IUROLARIZED.

 

MAMMONECK, N. Y., March 21.—

Henry Seig‘el's big summer home "as
completely ransacked last night by
burglars. win-when they departed.
left the interior of the house in con-
fusion. Six or seven valuable oil
paintings were cut from their frames
had stolen and costly brie-ashrac were
thrown about and closets and banana
ransacked. '

The head gardener. who'was in'char-

‘ge of the house. was unable to deter.
mine Just what‘the thieves obtained
until Mrs. Selgei arrived from New
York; There is no clue. As the house

stands on the shore at Don Island
Sound it was surmised that a guys-
larscameand departed inaboat.‘

LITTER 1'0 sow. w. Kattsy. .ia.,
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Parliament will be ammo eat of “containing a great tent for the

 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

. - ...... Goddard 20 lbs. Gran. Sugar -.¥ .......... 11.00 Murahull‘s Ktppersd Herring 180 this measure in spite opposl- state» This has been done iaa num- - ‘Dear Sir: may 305' fievoe id'done '
. " ULWNID (d) Fleurette ...... Victor Herbert Health Brand Salmon ...... 20c 3 None Such Mince Moat. .. . 250 den of the imperial government. ber of the states and has proved to be with is” gallons than ever before with
if“ hurrying about selecting Defisn nuk, per can lie 15 Good Eggs ‘1‘ 26s LONDON. March 81.—-The “Asiatic of benefit to the order. The tents anyotherpaint. ‘
mo rno bothor with WI 4am IURNID. 3 lbs... m neg 250 2 lbs. Dried Apples .'.'.......... 2,50 Ordinances." which the Tribunal 0f Connecticut I“ under the jurisdlov S, J. Field. lldianoia, Fla. says: f‘All
- 0'2 l" “M" pleasant WIN ‘ h IL—Tho house it Claigmpbmng ...... .. 26c a Cans N. Y. State Ccra,........ 25o Portlament proposes to roenaet. al- tioa’ot' the supreme tent. having no houses here are pflnfid Dovoo. Thu
, ' . on the p ‘ fat - notice Buthersmar- Mia, or . 10"" Milk. nor can -- ...... 100 though at the present. time aimed as- state body. ~ .- ‘ hot. air is hootrying for other paints.
m “M“- ket go than; was burned today. vorymtiy greenery Butter. per lb. 830 peoially Ct‘BHUIh-Indhnl, who are «_ One coat Doves is better, than two of
.. , ilumuidlng. the 10.. m. about ”.500. The Hart. BEN HUS FLOUR. , ...... $5.00 BBL; PER BAG. “o costing the small, white traders in FLOOD. STILL OONTINUI. anyotho’r paint, so torso." know."
' WWII! I. ford Fl“ Department sent EBBIBWIIOO ' {FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ‘ the Trfll , _ -‘“ l’ “MM to m muo’wor' ,I_Wh I‘ll “um I.” . , ,
.. . ............... , ., - ' “we ~ honors: redeem" a.“ ‘l'o...°“"'h.it“li‘2 ..~ . tie-“mi" W o. .0
torattme. - " , . ' ' twoaro mm a. .. g‘ . ,.,t , ’
MW“ of u h i United GroceryCo. MW in cinema: “enlarge. 6“ . L will“? volleysI m‘tfgm on; p. e.--c. a. new. south mash“
' N9 " ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . I' ~ Cl‘. HM"..W‘ ban . fl' TIMI , , m _ ,u . y”. ,r
ls33°s3hfi 23;“ 0“? . “ 5 “l . l” Nmiwnflthor. Tel 148., «no son» sou-wold retrain m ,9, m... m, oolbnlm ,, a, mu , t f? .~ ‘ agwflm ._ New .w .
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.. Mismatwaywomg: ':'2' ‘ “two“

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