- emuwrilblcrai.
Macon}. 1
-~ Remedy ”9”!ch I
nvulsromd’cwrlstl-
inc-swamp.
W .1 1
$5. mil!
The. Kind You Have
For Inkling II Ilhiidrsn.
Always Bought
Bears the
«(Signature
for liver
Thirty Years
IIISIIIIIIA
"ammonium-Ive.
‘y
1titer says I can't go shopping ill
“.3
lion to mu, girl. It you alu- In
tiltt‘ mother's owl-y whim you w'.out
Allie to do a thing witll Ilt‘l‘ Illlt‘l ll
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white. one piece "Standard" For
Enameled Lavatory.
,you ever stopped to counter
ve hot. and cold running watel
fidreeeing chamber, sleep
211mm or first. floor toilet
, Its presence would attord you
highest degree of comfort.
will gladly quote you prices. Our
1 be" are strictly competent mo
goo. honest and reliable.
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Ivvlgtlpe-Hartford
A ll Now Have Fine Cars of
’ yillat 'Mak'e to Offer.
‘It'ter Tuesday. .‘l‘imuar:a 7.
Ii’relght Propellers will ve
mt River. New York. (tool
- tract), every day. (except
, ‘ It. 4 p. m. Freight received
.laik‘uptoip. m. audBouth
up to 6: 30 p. m.
RWALK srzaueoanco.
c. c. HIgIman.
Goneral Agent.
cacti hours. day and night; ,
oral Parlors in Connection.
Tel. 904.
dice and Residence.
IN IT» SOUTH NORWALKJI
lam Goa Fixturoo
, ilino. Ito. ,
yo «In our Itoek of
oath saunas?
‘ a HO‘TCHXISS
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"We are willing to In- kiliivrs ill
order to utilulro wealth and Tools ill
older that it. may not hurt- lls."-~-
will
race E Dann & so.
45 Well 8L. Norwalk.
REAL ESTATE
and Insurance.
We have several decided bargain
in Income producing property that
muIt increase i. value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Georgetown Chemical Works
.131. C. Benedict. Free.
0. E. Shuttle. Vice-Pres
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
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(GEORGETOWN AAA SPIRITS)
For fine Japana. Lacquers. Varniahea,
Paints, ,oto., etc.
The Charles E. Sholcs Company.
Sole Sales Agents.
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Funeral Director 1
and Embolmer. I
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1 Residence. 6 Washington St.
Telephone at home. (593. i‘
Telephone at office. 336-2. i.
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[s not modem or scientific
unless done by us.
Monarch Repair Shop ;
O 43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONE 450 OR POSTAL.
a"... w-.-
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restlessness—rem
:Tho Clifford
Excellent OulIinI.
Dinner-I Evenlnae,
e to 8 p. in.
Sunday DinnIrI I Specialty.
Dinner Pal-tin and Banquet-
solicited.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Drool-later.
Telephone no.
MWMMM
it
1!. A. $an“ Office.
I 870 to I 833
Oiilccs. 1096Bfuln Street.
.mmlfl’fln“. cox-a
littlest Ends ”Defeated by Nor-
walks
(Continued from First Page.) .
oillcc, just out of Smith's rollcli. Smith
tried hard to find the leather pill. but
it got lost in the glans and before he
discovered it. both Michel and Carter
Md registered. incidentally, Carter
. ., the credit (or a home illll.
f::-rw.plk uvanod up the score ill the
hint hell of the illllillg. liclll'luucz ilo
lug sent ill from second on llartlllan'll
dl‘th.‘ to cantor.
Ill the fifth tuning. the Worst, Ends
loullcd dangerous when they had t 0
men on the bases, but that was t (~
bust they had in them. The Nor
walks' seventh came in duo tinln. wlloll
Ladrlgun llrollo up the pcnuo contor-
uncc with a doublcdcckor to left field
and the crowd begun yolling. It ycll-
ed still loudcr when "Mack" alllglcd iu
the some direction. Iladrignu mulling
second. with "Mack" following up with
a steal to second. and fairly wont illto
a paroxysln of Joy as pure as tilu con
tents 01' ll can of most. anything with
the pure food law stamp on it, when a
fly from Muiiralh’s wagon tongue. lnud~
ed in short right ilcld. Just about that
time. Mct‘lrath could have qualified for
one ut' the Conn-gin lllodals, (or llotll
Ladrigan and "Mack" hustled home.
To top off. M'ull, who was running to:
Mctlrutll. rilcvd Ilmilc from ilrat on ll
lllld throw to first of Iiollritllluz’s
grounder.
From this point to the end. (lrovnr
t‘l cl‘clllnd' n jawllrcnlllng remark
about inocuoua (loam-luau applied so
far all West. Ends‘ uvcnlllg up was
concerned. ‘
The score ()I' the game:
.3 Norwaike.
All it ii i‘() A ll:
Cunningham. all. 3 0 0 ti 3 l
tf‘allill. 3h. ......... .I I 0 I 6 ii
Ili‘lll‘lqlll'z. II). :l l I 16 it t
lil'mlks. cf ......... ‘l i) 0 l l) U
llarlinun. 3h. ...... 3 ll 1 0 l (9
Smith. If. ......... 4 ii 0 2 (l t)
Lndrlgnll, rt‘. ...... 4 l l :i 0 (l
MttKIi'i‘llilli. c ...... :i l l i i ll
Mt‘Gi‘ilih. p. ....... 3 i 2 0 5 1
Totals .......... till I. it. "7 ”i :i
‘ Weat Em“.
All It it i’ll A id
liilry. :lll. ......... i II 0 l 2 l
Nollillor. IT. ........ 'i ii (i 0 ti ll
Johnson. H. ....... 4 ii i 2 (l 0
Nelson. c. ......... rt 0 (l (l 0 ii
Cairns. as. ........ l 0 0 2 .'i u
i)iutunllacll. 2h. 4 “ll 0 I 2 (l
Sunlllillg. ill. ...... ‘J 0 0 ii i ll
itittill-l, cf ......... 2 t l | (l (l
“mill. (‘1. ......... I 0 i) 2i 0 ll
Curler. p. ...... i. 3 i ll 0 l 0
Totals ...........'I:! 2 «l 24 ii i
Hotel Mahackemo.
i. R. CONNOR. MST.
Service and Cuisine lip to Ditto.
Rates 32 per day and upwards.
Shock and (It‘lll'riil information 'i‘lclirr
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
Tel. t8
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Goons
Garden Tools. Barrows. I’lows.
Barrows. Cultivators. Paints and
Oils. Fishing Tackle. Boat and
Launch Supplies.
Call and get New Catalogue
of Launch Fittings
Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone “I.
' n'l'lol'k.
all Papers
We Have Designs on
Y0ur Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more rooms to he no
tiered?
Crockery. Glassware. Housemrnlsll
ing Goods.
Japanese China In Clips. BIucerI.
Plates. etc.
Paintere’ Supplies.
Good ready mixed Paint, $1.26 per
gallon. .
White curtain Poles. with natures,
100.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
lnade to order.
Painting and Decorating.
~w. give the e. I H. Green Trad»;
Ina etampa. AIk for them.—
1' in With” Elam Town
i. ll. DECKER
l7 Washington ItrIIt. . ‘n
‘0th Nero-ill.
V il‘rlcud and (‘. t‘illltrcll lur llilriull. and
' fast Virginia Colored Giants. by the
' score 0! 4 to 3.
1 Score by innings: ‘4
10
Numalks.......0100 30 x—~6
West Ends ..... 0 0‘2 00 00 00 0—2
Earned runs—~Norwslks, 2; West
Ends, 1.
Tissue on llllllstif (Barter. 3.
Two-base llitll—Ludrlgau. Carter.
iloulc run—Carter.
Dollhlu ])Iily~r-Cilll‘liil and Sluullillg.
Hit by pltchcr~ilcllriquuz. Hart-
man. Sillalllllg
Struck out~- -liy McGralll.3 :lly Car-
ter. 5.
Passed llulIs-——Nclsoll 2i
Stolen I)ilflt'ii-lIteiil'Iqul‘l, llurtlllall,
Ladrlgun.
Sacrifice lllt-(‘unlllllgllaul.
Left on buses» Nolwrllku. .l;
Ends. 4. .
linlplll- ~‘lltiillard illll‘ke.
'lilllc oi gullic70ne hour. 20 llllll
lites.
DARIENS-BEAT CRITERIONB.
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Wcst
Saturday Gama Goes Ten innings, Fic-
suiting 7 to 6.
The lllll'iclla defeated the (ll-Itl-rlolls
llFlil‘iilguport. ill a loll-inning name. by
tho score of 7 to ti, on the Norton lot.
Saturday afternoon. The garlic was
witnessed by a very large crowd of
spectators and was exciting and hard
fought from beginning to cull. llnrlcn
started off and took the load ill the
that innings lilld was never hooded
though the Clitorionn tlod tllr- llooru
ill the snwutll inning. Crl‘fllih UN?"
settled down and Illl‘ visitors were
unable to got another hit oil him.
Ill the ninth Inning it luullr-d all if
the CI‘Iilil‘Iotls worc going to cinch
Till“ game, for with two out and a mall
on third and another on second. ltlli
color to tho but and soul illi‘. ball over
i’. t‘anln-ll's head. into lll'i‘ll right.
Purl) wall «(pull to tho ullll-lgcllci
and starlet alter ll. making (lire oi
the lilt‘lili'fli Cilit‘ht‘u t’tl‘l soon on this
ill hi hi loaning 0\t‘l' and (lltchillg till-
hall ill liruncllur's hon coop, making
the third out.
IIill‘lt‘Il in her hall or the Mom was
pn-vontnd from wlnnlnl: out by a \‘I'I'i
prclly double play. With one out, I’
Cantu-Ii got a nice llll lwtwcrn IN?
unit and short and mm followed it!
tho hat by Loy. who hit the hall for
what lookrd like ll surc Illl ill till-
some place. but Ir‘runr. nailed it and
tonal-(i the ball to Latin lit lwcond, who
ant t‘nntrl-ll and ”mu throw the hall
to Ilill at first and caught Loy. thus
making a very pretty double.
The visitors were unable. to score
in their half of the Will“. but the liar-
ii-lls not busy with tho» willow. Ii.
('rl-agll struck out. livrsor foliowwl
with a pretty hit to lull ilcld» and innit
second on (Tollllorn' hit to right. ’i‘llrll
Yolk (mine up and "Hill" a twurhnggcr.
scoring humor with Ill" winning run.
The illltliug or i'oullora. \‘lllll,
iiuhur for tho i‘l‘ltcrilllls. lllltl tlw ilcld
tug of l’. tlnlllrl‘lii and ('illw \vcrc llll‘
principal It'fllllrt‘li of ill" galm'.
'I‘Ilu "fli‘li'llh’ haw- :l wry strong
luau: ill tllmillllii (his ya-ar, and as
(he (‘rill-rlulln. who "by lll‘fflllt‘il Sat
ill-day. (ll‘It‘illt'il lhc Wold Ends of
lil'idgr-pol‘i. ilm wank" ago. by tho
norm“ of f. to ti, and the Wusl Mulls
haw ili‘rt‘iiltill lllv Nlllu'alkn. tllu Iilllv
ions tel-l ilti if thus were ellllliii to n
gunn- with the Surat
Next Snipiliav lllu which! will play
lllv liml Mun of Siam mi. uud us lIlIn
Mini is coulposml of “iv ill-st players
In Stamford, u L'H'HI garlic in proullsrd.
'I‘hv games will lwrcultrr start at it
Saturday '3 scurc:
Demand.
All R H I‘ll A I}
l"rIl‘lliI. cl. . .li .. ll 2 0 (i
Loy. c. ............ G l I I3 2 0
li. ('l‘t'iiitll. rill, . .. (i i l l i 3
I\(‘\‘,n(‘l' ills. .. II 2 I 0 25 II
('ollllnis. :{Il .. ll 0 3 2 I It
Yolk ill. l; 0 3 ii (i l
t‘ (‘ullllrlL li‘.’ .’l l 3 ‘J l (H
v). i'rnllgll, p1 l. o l (l 4 HI
I'. Control]. If. fl 0 i i 0 UI
Totals ........ 1...'ll 7 Ill :10 H I
CHICI’IOHE. i
All it II M) A it)
Morrison. :lil. f- 0 0 l) I ll
Lnuv. L’ll .......... C- I 3 I 2 ti
’lll“llitl ............. i“. .‘i 4 to i ll
Hill. I?“ ........... i‘» 0 i 8 ll 0
Franz. as ......... i ll 0 L’ l i 0
it. Goddard. rl. fl 0' ll 0 0 0
(loan. ct. .......... i- i ii 2 0 0
II. ihllldlu'li. If. .'l I 0 I II 0
Rulings. it. ....... ll 0 0 0 0
Totals ........... 45 it it 28' 7 l
*(luc out “'Ill‘ll winning run was
made.
Scorn by lllllillgq:
Dill‘ll‘lls ...... 2 ii I f! I (I (I (l D IN?
Cl‘ltorlmln ....l l 0 (I 2 I 1 ii I) 0~-ii
'Spmmary:
Struck outw liy Cruagll. l2; by
Kellogg. 13.
"MIN! on balls—0ft Crcagh, 3: oil
Kellogg. at
Till I)_\' pitclll‘l‘~~l.i\y 2. R. Croagll.
Stolcll llllSo_Is——llnl-iulls. Tl; Crltcr‘
ions. 4.
'I'nwo-busu llilawil. Cnilii’l‘ll 3, Vulk
Connors, It. Crouch.
ilollblo |llll'.\‘~~l~‘rnlln. lathe and Hill.
Time of garlic—I’l‘wo hours.
linlpiroAlcorgu 'l‘alhnadgo.
POLICE STOP GAME.
Plalnvlllc Selectmen Squelch New Ha-
ven-New. Britain Contest.
Nliw ltRl'l‘AlN. May lli.——Tllc ul-
(“mill to introduce Sunday baseball
nl Electric Park. just. over the city
line in l‘luluvillc. yesterday. was pro-
volltcd by tho Plnihrilio authorities
The New Britaiu\and New Haven
teams were ml the ilcld ready to play
and some 1.200 pcople had paid admis-
aion to the grounds when Selectman
Charles H. Calur, of Plalnrllle. had
ManagerlCharlos Humphrey. of thc
New Britain team placed under arrest.
by Constable Rogers
‘ Manager Humphrey asked that the'
game be allowed so on and that
the batteries at t two teams he
placed under arrest and. bailed out
and I test case bellmade, but Select-
xman Cnior refused“ President Tracy
was present and expressed a willing»
nose to so bonds for all the players on
both teams. but that did no good and
the game was declared oil'. The spoc
tutorswero given rain chucks.
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SB 608. 4: VIRGINIA'GIANTS. 8.
The So Sou played their second
game last Saturday and won from the
. acorn of 3' to
it was a very. inter-
nmr same from mg n and The
lineup was as tollows:
so 30a. '
All It PO A E,
O’Grsdy. cf. .......... 4 i i 0 0
Ryan, ill. ......... . . 4 l 13 0 0
()rrls. if. ............. 4 0 l 0 0
Artull, 3b. ............ 4 l 4 fl 0
Monaghan. p. ......... 3 0 ii i 0
Voilczlu, l'i. ........... 3 0 0 0 0
i‘llcilllu, L'll. .......... 3 0 i 2 0
IA‘IIiHHIt)‘. c. .......... 3 ii 0 ti 0
Bradley, tit}. ............ 3 l 0 l 0
Tllllilli...............'ll 42712 0
Virginia Colored GiantI.
All it i'() A l
fli'ifllll, li' ............ «l 0 i 0 0
(lolllil. ('r. ............ (I I U 0 0
liragge. 3h. ........... 4 U 0 l 0
Sumner, as. .......... 4 (i 2 ‘J l
Maoki-y. c. ........... It 0 3 0 0
Holland. II). .......... 3 l H 0 0
Initial. 2h. ............ 1 1 2 I 0
lilillw, p. ............. 1i 0 9 d 0
Wllgill, r '. ........... 3 ll 0 0 0
Totals .............. 3;! .I 24 II I
Soh‘os ......... ti0010012x—4
tiinilta .000000021m 3
Left on llasvs ~60 Hon. 3; Giants. 1.
Struck (llllwliy Monagllilll. ill by 0"
lllw, 7 ”Hamill! Monagllnn. 2: oil Ut‘
law 4. I’llllilrt'ri—‘Tlli‘llt‘i' and Smith.
Si‘til‘t'l’~-~S.\'I‘IUK. Time of galllcwtillc
hour null ill'ty illlllliit‘l'i.
CROSS 8T8. BEAT WOODWARD
AVEB.
’i‘llc (‘ross .Sll‘t't'lli ill-at lilc 'l'l'ood-
‘wnrd Avl-nuca. Saturday. by the score
of 17 to Ill. The Illicup was as follows:
CroII Sta. Woodward AveI.
W. McInlllghllll ............ l. Lynch
(‘ili('lltli‘.
J. Iioyt .............. l). IIIIIOilSIttlil
' I'lli'llur.
I. Wilnloil .. ............ Ii. Mllllhol
First hallo.
id. Word .................. C. llurdy
Second baifl‘.
L. Mr-lmlglliln ......... i’. Merriam
Short slop.
ill. Forunmlca ......... Hunt-y l-iaill
’l‘llirll bust»
.liilclo ............... G. Williams
(Tulltvr ill id.
V. Smith N. Mllt'llt‘ll
Iiigllt llvld.
Ii. McLaughlin ............ II. Suilly
110” “Old.
ROTON HILL. 13; EAST DARIEN. 6
Itotoll Hill twill thr- HIM ilariclls.
Saturday afternoon, II) ll score oi l'l
to (l. The game was played on
grounds twill of tho lirooksiilo school
hollsc. Only scion of the East lla-
ilicus pill in all appearance to play.
and considering that four or ”will had
never ilcl‘orc pluyull together. the
scrub shin (lid wry well. The scorn
lly innings:
this: ilarluu....2 i 0 i 0 0 2 0 0--— (i
ltotou lllil ......'- 0 (i 3 ii 0 2 2 2~vl3
lllltiorit,'a~~~-I'lllllt llsrlllll: ti. Marina
and W. listen; Itotlln Hill: '1‘. Illa-hill.
.i. Hear and .i. iiovllcs.
NORWALK WEST ENDS LOSE.
’l‘llu hast-hull loom known as tin»
West Ends. of Norwnlii, wont. to Tanks
Kcllosla. yesterday afternoon. and
played the Pastime A. 0... (ll lhlulmrl.
allil wl-rl- dot-ultod with u aililrl- or ii in
ii. it was ll vcry fast gnaw. The play-
'_(-rs Inst tllcir lniiu down last night
«and (lid not l‘t‘llii‘ll until lilis ultlrllllla
YALE BEATS HARSTROMS.
'I‘llt‘ liarslrolll baseball team wuut
to Now llnu-ll Saturday uflorlloilll
and playi-d tho Yaiu irl-siluulll train.
The Nov-walk lloys got a beautiful coat
or “IIIIl‘MU’EII. (u llli lunv of is to (l
'lilu Yale tram smillvd a little (oil
allollg ioi Illllll,
ALL AMERICANS DEFEATED
RiDGEFIELD‘
’I‘llc All Alum-icon Iiitii‘liilll lI-alll. oi
Noruaik. Wont to Ridguiiuld \(‘stl°l‘;(ia»
ulullllug amt pialcd llll' l(lllll oi that
pI.-.nc and thl‘ (lcfunild with a sun.
IN
.{lf 9 to 3.
”M .-..........._.....m
MURRAY HILLS BEAT STAMFORDS
A llumllvl‘ of baseball enthusiasts
from The Norwalhs wont in Stamford
ycslrrduy afternoon to lit-u the ironic
Imtwcvu tho Slamtords and Murray
liills. 'i'llc New Yorkers won by the
O
a.
IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
Saturday'o State League Resume.
' At New liritaillwxcw llrllaln 7.
New “till“! 2.
At iloiyoku—llridgcport 2. Ilolyukr
i. r ‘
At Ml‘l‘lilt‘ll—-Mt‘l’lil(‘ll ii. Spring-
field 9. 0
Al llurtiord-«iiartflml 4. Watch
lulry 3 (first gnaw); Hartford 7. \\'at-
crllllry 0 (second garlic).
Yesterday's Reunite.
At \\’ulurhllry-\\'ui(rllur) 3. Merl
(It‘ll 0
Al I‘Iainvlilo—mNcwlirilnilecw lla-
if)“. no gaulc lpolico).
Saturday's American League Resulte.
At llllsIOII~-—(.‘It’i\t‘lmltl -i. lhlstoll 1
At New York—«Ni ow Y’al‘h i. Detroit
ll. -
At i‘hlIndclpiliu--—Pllliudclphin 1. St
Louis 0 ”0 innings).
Al \\'ushiugtonwmlicugo 5. “"0511
illgloll 0.
v...—
No gallll‘s scheduled for yesterday.
Saturday's National League Ruulto.
At St. Louis~liostou 4. St. Louis 1
At l‘lllludolphinui’lllIudolpilla 9.
l’itlsllurg 0.
Al Chicago—Chicago 4. “Toilkhn 3
At t‘illclnnatiwlucillllati 3. New
York 1. l l
#
Yeaterda’y'o ReIultI. ‘
7. New
At ClllclnllatMCillclunatl
Yulk 2.
At St Louis-St. Louis 1,1)ostou 0
(7 innings. rain).
At Chicago—Chicago 5. Brooklyn 0.
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NAVAL DOCK AT PEARL HARBOR.
WASHINGTON. May lB—Captaill
Schroder will be president of a board
of naval oii'lccra which will convene at
Honolulu on the arrival of the Atlantic
ilcot there. whose duty it Will be to
make recommendations rmardlng the
location of the proposed new dry dock
and repair shop at Pearl Harbor. Cou-
ltross at its present. session made all
ilitproprlation of $1. 000. 000 to bcgl
work. All important question for in
consideration of the board will be til
locations endgiie dimensions of the
“like
«Raym rid Bros.
Bridgeport Advertioomenta.
7'
Bridgeport AdvertiIemontI. 1 i
If?!
The D M. Read Co
Established 1&5?
[1.
For Graduation Gowns. ’ ' .
June. with its all important graduation time, is drawing
near. The days My swiftly and it is \chl to begin propara~
lions, and first to lw considered is the gown, which natural—
Iy lllusl lit‘ a dainty and girlish frock of pure white. 1
The Robe Dresses arc cash-st to manage and most CCU-
lltlllllt‘fll for they arc sunlilllailc and Gill IK' lli’ilhllt‘il without
the aid of a (Irl'smlzlllt-r. , I
We IIHVt‘ a ('al‘ciuIIy St‘lCL‘lt‘tl stock of Rullcs and price;
I
are
$3.89 to $15.00.
Insertions til Vail-llricllllirs Iai‘c with fine tucking»; coll-
stitlltl- lIlc IT‘IlliIllIlli‘N of those RUINS of white lawn or Mr
tistc, and some that are quill: claIll-lratc (‘ollillilli- lace and
cilillt‘oitlcry: . . ,
At the Lace 5CL‘IIUII.
Clearance of Dress Trimmings.
This Is really a lllal'k~(Iown of hill: Persian Bands and
Appliques. lllt‘ I't‘illlll’illlh‘ and mill pica-s of high class triul-
lllillgs. left from [he curly spring trallc. It is all acculllula-
lion of choice and elegant things. and prospective pill’CIlilr
Ci’rl and lll'cssulakl-rs will Illltl it advalliagmus to consider
it. Reductions from . ‘
ac to 25 per cent. 'bclow former prices.
O
Strawberry Hullers. :\ small (It-rice lllalll- of spring
Slt'L‘I is ('slit't’li'lII'V for reuniting lhv hulls~ {mill sti'au'llcrl'ics,
and It will pi-rl'ol'lll its~ task quickly, cleanly and easily. 5c.
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Freezer Clamps. Those who illiill’l‘ and ll't't‘lt‘ ice cream
at home know how difficult it is to IlHItl IIIL‘ freezer firm and
turn lllt‘ Ilnlllllc whom the Limit" Is lit’g‘lllllillg' to harden.
We Ilavc :( little clamp made of heavy iron and galvanized
to prevent rust. which will fasten IIIL‘ fi‘t't‘ll‘l‘ sot-llrcly to a
lunch or table. holding- it quitr Ili‘lll. so the operation of
freezing is much easier than the old way.
Price for clamp. loc.
W
TheD. M Read. Co "
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WaSh Fabrics!
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Tht' sudden rlirlugl' to warm \l‘l‘nlllt‘l‘ reminds cvcryollc of Summer
(Illl’lilcllls. l‘roscnl conditions in tho Dry Goods Mnl‘kt‘t. has ollalllrd
, us to illnllt‘ favorable plil'_.-llll.»li~s and we am making Special Prices for
our custolncrs.
Dress Ginghams at 10 Cents.
Regular prices 123430. and lie
Seersuckers and Chambray at 12 1- 2c.
Regular prices 15c to 186.
Striped and Figured Galatea, 14c.
Regular prices We to 180.
New Printed Lawns. 8c.
Regular price 10c.
Fine Printed Lawns,10c.
Regular price 1235c.
New Bordered Lawns, 12 l-2c.
Regularly sold (or 160 to 18c.
Other Wash Fabrics at POpuIar Prices.
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF '
Children’s wash Dresses.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 Washington St. South NoMlk.
1 . ., Telephone 446 -
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Superphosphate of Lime, Potato Fertilizer.
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone.
Land Plaster. Air- Stacked L e, Unleashed Ashes, Nitrate of Soda. - -
1 Mortal of Potash, apes Fertilizers, Barn Yard
Manure, Five Thousand Bean Poles. Plowing,
‘ Narrowing. Gardening, Grading.
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