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Evening sentinel, Friday, April 22, 1910 · page 5

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it you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Cnndy,

oun Ho'ME MADE swears

will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and enticing.

F. A. LANE

Tel. 400. 51 Washington St.

“IIBA NEWS

‘ EVENING sENrtNEL TELEPHONE
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OZ-2—Newe Department
92-3—Buetneee Department
44-2—Branch Office, Norwalk
890 “Editor's Reeidenee
729-5—CIty Editor’s Reeidence

WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk ttnd vioinityflt‘nir to
night and Sniurdny; lihrt to modoruto
variable winds. ’l‘ho disturlntut-o 1th
was control over Knnsns youtorduy
morning has movod slowly onslwerd
iilld is now control near St. touts, No.
It is producing Iooni showoru itt tho,
Mississippi Valley and tho western por.
tlott ot' tlto bake region. Anotin-r din
tnrhnnoo, ('(‘llll'iil near Boston. Milt-ital.
it; prodttolng light ruin along; tho Muss.
nchunotln illlil Mnlno count», tin-oozing
tontporuturos woro roporiod from tho
ttorlltwout.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘otnpot‘nluro: Low. Ii: high,
l’nrlly ololitl)‘.

tiT,

Holmes lx'ooior and Sl'lll‘i‘li nro INN"

int; wutor (‘Ullllt‘t'lltlllh‘ put in thou-
nloro from tho stt'ooi.
linytnond 8: Son hm'o instnllod u

now olllt-o roout itt tltotr nndorlttkiut;
ostnhlislmtt-nt in Main Htreot. '

, I‘Inrly .iuno l‘otts, do can. i".
Lawton &. (to.

Tim .1. ii. Intwronoo Atzouoy is ndA
vorlising hundreds of town and ooun~
try proportion. If you oro inlorottiotl
tin-t" will ho glttd to Rhow nu) or tilt
of lltotn to you. Quirk nuio sortioo.

’l‘ho St, Emory t‘lttlt. nu organizat-
tion of young lilt'll oonnootod with Ilto
St. lAltlIRlilS llttngttrinu t‘ntholto
t‘hut'olt. hold it tinnoo lust owning nt
Quittnor‘t.~ ltttll~ in ilnilroud ntoutlo

Mr. and flit-:4. l‘hurlos ii. llot‘t lil1\‘t‘
rotnrnod t‘ront spondinr. tt low dots in
Hartford. whoro Mtg lloyt \Hlt: Ill ol-
tondnnoo ttt tlto :tnunul >.t":~‘éittlt oi tho
ut‘nud t-onttotl in tho llotnl Aronunnt

Attnonnt'otnout l3 tttudo iltnt lilo nu-
nunl oottrontion ot‘ tho Slnlo l~‘lrontI-u‘.x
ASNUI'lHIlIIII, nt' “turn I'llhirt \\'. l'l:.t‘l\.
ot’ this oily, is pronidont, \\lll ho hold
in \\'ntot‘lutr.\' on \\'otlttot«itt5 llilll
'I‘hut-sdny. Soplouthor it mid 1:".

Th.» tnuuit‘nl t'ontnro ot‘ lh» sonson
:tl tho South Norwalk littpiltéi i'lllll't'll
tonight. :if: (‘ontu hi the door.

in tho hurry 1111(l hustlo oi‘ owl-y do}
iln‘tlli‘fi don't forgot to lillrt'lltttit‘ your
IIt'ki'lS for tho looturo on the Austrian
'i‘yrol width in to ho girl-u in Rod
Mott's llull, MiiliiIu)‘ night nt 8 o'riook,
hy llov. it‘rnnhoiu .I. (‘lzty Moron. Tho
lt-t'llll't‘l‘ will lnho you all tho my
from Now York to tho Tirol, \‘in Hunt»
hing. Mnnioh. lltu‘nrintt Hinhlnudu. oto.
'I‘Ito loolnro will he illttstrutod with
tho storooptlt-ou. ’I‘Ioltoin, whioh nro
oh solo at W. i‘. itoorn, Stillsttrri'ow-
I'll (“‘ortmrttliou or from any utotnhor
ol‘ tho Woman‘s tinlld. Trinity Church,
too 2:”. coins.

limp, Aprlootn. izit- ih, hill. 8- to.

it.

AUTO FIRE TRUCK EXAMINED.

Expert from Fgctor Comes Here to
Look Over ppsratus.

'l‘ito Norwalk Ilt'o ultio trttok In not
, :t louton This. lint; hoou in donht tor
Miliil' tltno uniting tho t'Itizons ol‘ Not"
wnllt, llowt-t'or. nittl won out holllotl
uuiII Iuol owning. whon two orpot-tn
o.\tttniuod tho lilili‘lillli‘. .\li‘. I‘orkinn,
-ol' llto Knox Auto (‘tilliliilil}'. onnto hort-
in rospouh‘o ton lottor trout i‘itioi lint-
tory nnd thoroughly liifiiil‘t‘lt‘tl nnd I~\.
ntulnod tho iiiliiilillil". AI ilio ohnw of
hits llIVi'hlIKllIlUll ho ropot’tod titnt thi-
tnnohino thn in Al oontiilion‘ unto tor

t‘ow ln’onknuon ihnl nro nunvohlnltlo

n our onso. IIo nuid litui tito Knox
('tilll't‘i‘li will tttnko thoso, hronhnhon
rinht to tho oil) with no oxlrn olntruo,
ltlthough lhoy do not hunrnnlot- tin-tr
nulou. no It in to their lntorost to do
no. 'l‘hun It In dtiifllINI thnt tito ntu~
l‘llltio lti no Iotnon. it will Ito mull, to
tho inolory noon and thoro tho iu'onkn
will ho routotlloti.

Not only won thorn one oxporl on u
tour of intuit-Minn to the oily ot Ntii‘~
Willli'ti ilt'o unto lrltt‘k Into. night, but
ihoro Worn two. 'I‘lto tiilii‘l' oxpol'i
than tho Knox ropronoltltttivo wnu trout
tho lihlo lilhhon (lurunu (‘ompnttifi (it
Now York. Iio. loo. tnnllo ionin ttntl
oi‘i-n took tho nntnhino out to try It.
on tho rnriouo ltilln. lipon Itin return
to tho llro honuo ho pronounced tho
itionttoni rorotiiot of tho Knox rttpro-
rnnontntlvn, 'l‘ltin ntnu wnu horn with
Mr. ltiordnn. of tho liom‘tl of Estimate
and 't‘nxntion, intt wholhor ho, wntt
making no Innoeotion for tho hoard or
not, could not no lottt'uotl.

. At, any rule tho ilillliln of the many
doubting citizouu nhottid now he united
with such ntniontenln nu these. two ox-
pnrt machine mon have Riven nimnt tho
trunk.

-...w...-..._w. “Mn.-.“ MW _.... "Lamb-..“ ......

“VIOLET”

‘ CHOCOLATES, 25c

Stilton-Powell Corporation.
In wseumerou er.

 

 

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Is Your Launch in: Boat Insured

for the Coming Season?
We write this lusui‘nnce. Call us up
TELEPHONE 155-2

. TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN

‘ An kindnoi insurance—~Mnrine, Fire.

Tornado. Automobile. Fidelity
Bonds, Burglary and. Acol-
dont insurance.
74 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK, coNN‘.

 

 

VINOL

THE MODERN .

Tonic Re‘conéiruc‘tor

BOLD ONLV BY

F. H. BAXTER

ANDERSON’S
Launch Works

Bout Fremo- set up and ready to
plank.

All kinds of repair work.

Launches ol.’ all sizes built to order
by competent Workman.

Oyster Shell PoinhNorwelk

A. J. Hand & Company

lllIillllIlll ENGINEERS lllll
IIIINIIIABIIIIIS

JOBBING AND REPAIRING

Hoyt'e Theatre Building, South Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 428

 

 

Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
Wagon

will clettn your lliiilfit‘ in the host pon-
slhlo tut-thud. Stttisl‘nrtlon gunrnn-
lood. ilounonnhlo ration. i’houo 477.
or solid poniul nnd get osllntnto.

CHAS. H. DOWNES

9 Courtlandt Place South Norwalk

 

FORVGIVENEISS ‘ANO'RE‘STORATION.
Graltcd to a Former Member of South

Norwalk Congregational Church.

'I‘ho tilli‘blt‘l‘h
tho South

luminous unoitnu of
Norwalk Gottotounttuuul
ohm-oh who hold inst oxouinh. llot
i‘hnrioe S Mnt‘i’nrittnd noting :ta unni
orntot'. .tnti lit-noon Editor 11 Lotto n»
t'lol‘lt, pt'o it‘lli,. 111 Hot nlmt-uoo oi l'Iot It
lilonnon 'l‘ho t't‘pitt‘i oi tho Illutivllit'l’
Wits prosottlod by Louis: S lioom
’l‘ho Sutnlnt lctl-niup littviiltlll‘ oout'
ntittoo nntdo :t roporl, t‘ot‘ttt‘titilt: tho
lttruo shoot-Mt ot‘ thnt ntott tttonl on tho
port of tho t‘llili't‘ll. 'i‘llo ohnt‘olt t'tllill'
oil t'oootuutondod thtll Ilto H‘I‘Vll‘t'h‘
oloso with uoxt Sundn) oil-nines unlit
orittr; 'l‘ho tnnttor wns tol‘vt‘rwi to tho
Ittllil’tl oi tlonoonx with patio; in not.
(it‘t‘ oi tho llltlpl illillt‘lliilli ilt‘ili>« oi‘
Ilutilhoss was tho il‘t‘t‘lili oi u Iolior
It‘ntu our oi tlto ntoilthotw oi Itto ohurolt,
llI tho ti.ttttl‘o ot n t‘titlloHsltIii. und tmlt
inn t‘ol' lttlgllt‘lii'sh’ .Ind li'hltillllltlli on
tho putt ot‘ tho l‘lllil‘t‘ll 'I'ho lt-lit r won
l‘i‘llil It) liotloou i-Idnnrd Ilonld.
through whom it hud Itot'n oouttttntt‘t
t'tttotl to th ohnrrh,

lug Mot-ifs lnud out. o tort unptos
:~i\o rilnit'lu i or uttnt should tw tho
:ttttludo 01 a i'hrititinn l‘lilil't‘ll in molt
tnnttors. Whilo It most not oolniotto
\\‘i‘lillg(l0li1i{,.ll must tnlto tin~ nit‘tlnd'
of Johns towttrd wrong lltli'l'r’. in “(I
ditiott to this, two tinnnttpon oi H'tilt
turo should novor ho toruotton ’l‘hox
nro: “Lot hint thht is without sin oust
tho iirst siono.“ nutI "Lot hiut tltut
ihinitotit ho stnndoth tnko hood loot ho
l'tlil " Tito rotnnrkn of tho iiiihllil‘ \t‘oro
n ploll t‘or riulttoouuuonn, uniloti with
(‘hrinltnu ohnrity nnd loto,
Soyot'nl of tlto londiuu tuotnhoru oi
tho ohurt‘h Npoko with doop uorlous
none iilltl ournmtnoss on tho unoallou,
nud it win.- votod unnnlutmtsly that. tho
lottor ot‘ ooul‘onnion ho not-optod. lilitl
that two i'oruivonofin and l‘t‘h‘liii‘llllllil
ho giwlt,
it‘ollouiuh lilo pi'nyol' oi tho ptixiot‘.
ni'lot this. tho lilhlo M'litltil hold its
nunnnl tumult-to iilt'i‘lllii: und t'It-t'titin
oi oillt'ol‘n.

EVADED FARE 0N TRAIN.
A twililiilzi‘l‘ who now his photo llh
'I'hotnztex i‘uroov'nn nun plttood ntttlor or
root host night on n ohnruo ot' ultotnpt

inn lo ovndo hln i‘nro on u rnih'oud
lt'nln ltolwoon Norwnlk and South
Norwnllt 'l‘lto Ntrnnuor. \\ ho it wan:

(‘onu llo wnu thirttnix youru ot uuo.
honrdod tho tt'nln nt Norwnlit. liotwoon
Norwnlh and South Norwnllt thoro won
it Iiillo .‘ll'tiiililll with (‘oltduotot' l‘llr
worth. following \i‘ltlt‘ll tho ronduotor
luruod tho unto over to Hpoohtl Ullli'm‘
.Iohn I'Iihllllw tti llto South Ntil'\\'l|lli do
pot. 'I‘ln- t'tlflo Willi to burn oumo ho
toro tho ronrl thin ntot'nltnt. Iutt .lutixt‘
’l‘ttt‘lor noun; :thuonl trout tho oily on
nuothor nnlttot‘. It With ooniilltloll IIIllll
thin nllornoolt,

'i’lto Novond tonnt of tho Norwalk
High tit-hoot in playing Sinplon iliuh
i‘lt'hool in Wontpori thin ni’lornoon.

A-Intor t'oport tihout ilto dog holontzt
Inn to Wullor Milior. litttt won run ov-
or by lot unto yonlorduy lhorohy iotdnu
liu ion. unyn titttl tho rotorlunry to
whom it Wilti inhon ndvined tltnt ho ho
ohinroiortnod, 'i‘hin won tiouo nttd
“’i'oboy” in no morn.

ISHIIIII IABK

- For Flatfish and Trout.

Baseball Goods

OF ALL KINDS

At COLEMAN’S

News arena

10 North MIM 8t. Booth Norwalk
Agent for A. G. fipeiding’e

fluebell and Sporting Goods

 

 

 

 

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Vatsit Hits
We can show you
a line of the new
, Varsity models in
Spring Suite that
will tickle your taste
for good clothes.
Not costi , but ex-
clusive; gts to $30.
May we show
them to you?

Our R. & S. Spec-
ial Shirt at $1 is
pretty fine. but it
can't take the shine
oii‘ our "Star" Shirts.
$1.50 and $2.

x4 So. Main St.,
So. Norwalk.

TWO STORES:

Masonic Building.
Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 

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‘AM‘AAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

 

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START VOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
Tho nttoooss of your broods. from tho ntontonl lIlItY two out 111‘ the

Nltoll. dopoudn on tho food you new

“liottttto”

t‘lttol; lv'rod. home prc»

pared and fresh each day. in tho kind you till] tit-point on to ttllllii‘ ilto'.

honithy i‘ouln rind inluto Monti)

i-‘ood t-ontnitm tho oholoool itnporlod

Inyotu.
t‘hit'i. Food 1.». cutout and sound. nnd in wild nutrition
Milton,

"lionttto
"llottttio" i‘ltiol.
lilio‘ tint‘h‘t ti (hut'ottnl

l‘:\ on) ninth ill

and thoronhhl) drlod nnd solvrtod urnlno. :tuolt no out HH'HI. l‘i'utiwd

whont oruvkod Itilllli‘ nod lino old ot‘nolt‘od oortt,

Why not um» n to

linhlv: sitt't‘lnliy ttrohurml. t'loun. \t'l‘tolosoun- food. own ninth- ozlt h dot.

t'nthot~ thntt food from tho Wont,

nooounnt‘l)’

Huh"! \Vh)‘ Milo tho

(Illllit o “DVD you Ilii) :ts tnunh if not moro',’
Quality First. Lent and All the Time.

Ash Fill “llohnlo”
lltillll' litoutitl Foods.
Field.

 

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

“For the Land Sake" use Bowkcr's
Fertilizers tor Lawn, Garden and

'9. \

 

J ACKSON’S STUDIO

PHOTOGRAPHS

In Foidere. Artist Prooi. Faneie. iounhcd m Sepia and Engraving Black

on Rich Old

Ivory Stock

PICTURE FRAMING AND FRAMES of All Pallet“

Jackson‘s Studio

Opposite Hotel 53 Wall St.

 

 

 

Haddock,
Flats,

 

 
 

We Are All Going to

Iiht .Inptuo Sophia nro tho ttnv:t notional In lill\ worn or
printer tltni lnuo tpt till} and littllt'ril t'uitto.

G. S. North, Photographer

78 WASHINGTON STREET

 

NORWALK, CONN.

North’s Studio

l‘ot iltililoiti

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

fimyvf: m...:,"..s.-- 5.9L

1

or Fish “can... They
Get It Fresh Every Day

Not once a week. The only place in town
that handles nothing but SEA FOOD.

Buck Shad,

- 8c lb. I Steak Cod, - 12’c lb.
- - 80 lb. I Roe Shad, ~ 160 lb.

140 lb.

Bluefish, Spanish Mackerel, Halibut. Smelt. Salmon. Shad Rees,

Rockaway Opened Long Clams. Greenport Oysters, Herd
Crabs, Long and Round Clams. Native Lnbtiers.

TELEPHONE 108.

21 OEAVI EW AVENUE.

 

N A diiél St “)1
Will hoop the dust into. Now is the lime to plow your rnntrut-l.
We will givo you an estimate for oiling or We how the oil for solo.

MANUFACTURED HY

Ceittury Waterproofing Company

{TELEPHONE sea.

 

Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.

FREE DELIVERY.

8A8]: NORWALK, CONN.

hunt Iii ninth

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. tn.~»'1‘ho
average doolino at the opening of tho
elook iiiiil'k’ol, run from u nubslnnlinl
. fructlon to a point for practicnlly tilt

of the prominent active tattoos. Tho
‘lurger loan was shown by St. Poul.
t Kimono and 'i‘oxnu,‘iinltod States Steel
“and (foutrnl Louthor. The early deal
lingo worn unIto nolive, hot the execu-
tion oi’ urotnnuhtlod ordorn left the
tunrlwt quit-tor ni‘lor a tow minutes.

WAld. S'l‘iilditi’l‘. 11 n. iii. ~~Stocit pri-
oos doolinod ntondily with no thllt-i of
support. linilod Stilton Stool, Wontoru
Hillll‘OlillH nnd lilo ntnrkot londorn non-

4

Emily woro all sold oxtmndvoiy. hot-t-
ttou of at point or ntoro how wide-
sproatl, liuion i’ttoiilo tutti linlted

Billion ritool dropped 2. l‘hicltgo. Hi.
Paul ,lillnnmtpoiita nnd Ohio broke it
points.

WALI. ."t‘nntc'r. NOOIIr-"Tllt‘ nowe
tltni tho ’l‘oi‘t‘l-\\'ollor (‘ontpnny would
ho roorgtmlzod wnu tnlton us ovidonoo
ot‘ uninroruhio ootniitionn in tho tli’)"
goods trudo. 'i‘ht‘n wns tho untin tut)-
tiyo t‘or lit-Illllg HIooiii-i. lill't-i‘t'llt't'ti worn
drttwo or no totsntlst'nctorr Hillit.‘ oi‘
li'liilt" itt gottornl. ’l'horo won it 11111 In
the iwlllllg ltoloro nooulhnt dontund
wot; lungntd tit tiny rorm'ory.
\vot'o onsy,

WALI. S'l‘ilICl-IT, I p. tit-’Siondy
Nolltttu on u muttll sonio itnd drlt'on tho
lint iiili'lt to tho low figures of the
morning, whou thoflnnrkot hogttn to
roooit‘o sonn- Nttppot't and thoro won :1
ntodornto t-niiy.

”m”... m. ._..__..,

HANDSOME PICTURE PRESENTED

A dolotzutiou of tho Knights of (‘o~
lutnhus “til’t‘ tho gnome or tho ilihot"
ulttun hint oroninu tiller lho Iilllt’i' hull
tinirthod with thoir rouulnr lnutlnoz-tu
tool-ting. 'I‘ltoir pnrpono in tho visit
was to pt'ofiolll to tho ltivisiou No, 1,
A. (i ll. tho pioturo litot‘ Illill won in
llto l'i‘t'i‘llll) ondod t'nt‘d tournttntonl
iwiwoou tho two ordoru. It in n 1111111
itillt'ottt portrait of tiooruo Worthinit
ton. 'I‘ho pi't-tit'ttiitlitiit eqt‘t‘t'li Wilt"
tnttdo h)" lioput) tirmnl Knight “With“
1?. liou'd iilltl tho liil'llitil upoooh ol‘ no
ooptnuoo of tho pioltu-t- hr tho .\, i), ll.,
“to: outdo Ii} thoir pl‘onitll‘ttl William
ii. iltv-lwt'. :\i'll‘i' tho rorontont' houn-
tootls rt-Irotzltntouw woro not'rod and“
tho toulntudor oi tit t‘\t‘iilllL! spout in
t'iliil itltlilliL'. and n htti‘liil lotto

 

 

We aro unloading a
car of

Elmore
llilll 

ONE 18 UNSOLD

\‘mlt whom-t- i‘tl llilliit‘llliilt‘ do
‘t\ot\

 

 

 

Iillflrntttouot‘ionn ltllii<i1illttr
ixlntot’o I'llliIII"

i. t. tictwnttnt cu.

39 Wall street. Norwalk.

 

 

iili [JV ’3 that

THE LEADING STYLE THIS
SEASON

LADIES’

ANKLE STRAP

PUMPS

THE ASSORTMENT iNCLUDES:

TAN
SWEDE
PATENT COLT
GUN METAL

$2.00 to $4.00
Wear Shoes That Fit

122 WAIHINGTON ITRIIT.
PHONE 502-2.

 

 

 

mitii‘w. Raymond

Funeral Director and Embe’lmer

19 North Main Street. loath Norwalk.
Residence, 6 Weehingten ltreet.
Telepheno at once. tee-9.
“telephone at house. on.

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NORWALK
Savings Society

mconroaaree mo
Deposits over $3,775,000

,aeorue M. Helmee. Preet.
Wm. A. Cur-tie. Vthreet.
new A. lite. my 3 Trees.

Bonds

SQUTIj‘NORWALK. EVENING §ENTINEE W

 

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LION COLLAR

DEMONSTRATION *‘

The Non-Cuss Collar is the LION COLLAR. Made
right so that a necktie will slip easily.

See the demonstration in our end window the re-
mainder of the week.

The Ben Collar in the World
ALL STYLES QUARTER SIZES

2 for 250

Price’s Clothing Store

98 Washington St, South Norwalk .

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

entury Compound

Stops Leaks on Tin or Shingle Roofs I,

lint tho pt‘opnrution t-nlled “Nevorleak” Is not suitnblo for stopping
had looks or for logo on old or poor roots, and not tits lasting or durablo
its "ifontnry Compound,"

'l‘ho utmw tosiltttony wnu giron under onth at the injunction hear-
ing in tho Stunthn'd Court. April 11. 1910. '

We otter tho (‘ontnry Compound at 50c PER GALLON and guar-
nntoo nll muting work {or three years.

The Century Roofing& Manufaéiuring Co. ‘

83 WASHINGTON STREET.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Souvenir Free'

In Addition to the Usual Checks

WITH

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

SPICES. EXTRACTS. CHOCOLATE, COCOA,
TAPIOCA. CORNSTARCH, TEA, COFFEE, Etc.

. SATURDAY. APRIL 23RD

LARGE VARIETY

JAPANESE . WARE

JUST ARRIVED .

I26 lililllllilllli ‘
Sliiill

A. R. POST, Manager
Tel. 5424.

 
 

Nine Years Old. April 15th. 1910

Capital Surplus and Profits Deposits
$50,000 84,542.02
50,000 189,255.56
50.000 522,522.19
50.000 813.832.13
50.000 946,348.58
60,000 1,200,561.50

1901
1902
1904
'1906
1908
1910

April 15.
April 15.
April 15.
April 15,
April 15.
April 15.

31.30056
12.653.

32.861 .x
42,177.92
50,238.69

 

 

 

 

C11 and GetaPak‘ae‘ of Force
Saturday as Long as They Last

Wurrnnied lingo. dim... . .........25c Ii. ti and 2 the. 1’rnnoe............2iie
Homo Laid Filing. (ion............30o (i lint. Pennhhe......... ..... “”250
Weitor [tnkar'fi Coma ....... .....th 4 in». Sultana Rninine.............m
Wnltor iinker‘a (ihoooiuto ......... in 250 pint. Table Retelnu............‘ilo
iluttor.‘ per lb ........ . ..... ......360 We slice Dried Beef and Ham.

itnuw Spinnrh. IdEItiit‘F, Hiring linens. tthubnrit. Rndlnhon and Oral“.

UNITED GROCERY 00.

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