Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 18, 1911 · page 8

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,Bo'reuiooted children
hams: gumption of little '
onlmoin never tired, ni—
wuys up to any lurk. Ed-
ucator shoes allow the feet
the some lay-giving free-
dom; 3 healthy support
of theorch and
but no cramp .

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

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CONNEALLY
&. BRACKEN,

81 WASHINGTON STREET,
So. Norwalk. Tel. 363-4

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WE SELL COAL! ‘

On the other side of winter
when the fields are full of sun-
shine and the flowers of spring
are blooming there is rest for the

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weary coal consumer.
But until then—and forever ai-

tcr—do not forget
WE SELL COAL!

Also Fertilizers for Lawn and
Garden.

7 ATLAS Portland Cement.

 
 
 
 

 

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, . , . BUY .
; Hazelton
LQCOAL.

The B.Hershlield & Son Co.

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fluid! ’Céiiri'l‘llattlottor Edward F. l’ntl-
. fill utoroo 01' than were. rolled thin
5' ' n; in Spring Hill to fill in II largo
. Vhlllh had but“ cunt-ml by tho

... thawing out and settling.

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.Iho ln)‘:nou‘s l‘t‘siloilfllltllil)

 

 

Some oftho tléulrnblo pincus revolti-
ly lililtui: I

lit ut'rcs. high ground. T~rooIII home,
two liarnit IgozIIi t'Ollilllllllli. Inn-oi
Itlt'nu‘hI-rI-rlou: [.3 ul'l‘t' t‘ttupherrlostttnd
ltlnclthorries: 2 miles to Not'wttlk trol‘
toy; $5.000, IIIIItIIlIIo terms

Two norms, urnttll house, \I'Ittor ln.
nuor town. $l,lt)ti.

liouso in town. ot‘ l2 rooms.
hoot-It, two lIIIIIts, unity it‘l'lllisl.

Short- pitti'e. l-xl acre, \rttlur Ill house,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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WIItttI-II, t’ItrniulteIl hottnt's for tho
ntttnlhvr. I
lt‘lrc lttsut'IIIII-II pittt'ml in I'olinlllo'
(‘tiilllilllllt‘tl. ’

COBURN a. HULL
94 Washington St, South Norwalk
Tel. 414-4

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CASES BEFORF JUDGE TAYLOR.

’l‘lIIII‘tI were two t‘ilh'l‘H lIt-i‘ort- .inIllto
.IOtiI‘lill ii. 'l‘nyiol' in tho tloutlt Nurwnllt
nIIlI- ol‘ the town t‘illll‘l IlIlH morning.

Mli'lllli‘l Frttnit. II lllllllllll‘lilil. \I'Ini
l‘oIInIi‘ drunk :Intl IIt‘IllI to ”W world on
tho Worthington I-Itrr'I-l IlrItwln‘itlnts yon-
lt‘l'llill' ni'tt'rnoon. (‘ltioi’ \‘l'IIliIIm Voii
Illl‘l‘ llilt'l ()lllt't‘i‘ John H. 'l‘oothlll vnr~
ted the oi‘fontlor to ||I')Ili‘l‘ lit‘lltllllllll"
tori-L ’l‘ltt- ('llHi‘ trim settled with It $3

line out! l'Iihlh this morn-inn. “Illl‘ll
Frank pttitl.
A room: lltllii Intntotl lv‘rnnlt Soho-

Iunu With singing ill midnight III littll-
romi avenue and (.‘IIptnltI William ii.
l’onnington look exception to some of
the words of the song. The result was
It $5 lino this morning I‘IIt' Illi“ nouns»
Mi.

w.-.~... “mun...”

W. R. STIRLING AT ST. PAUL'S.

'l‘iIII lior. ”llllllllilll Ht‘llllllt'l', III
'l‘rontnn. N. .l., who Wits III lItIIr Ilt'i II
”to ptt-Ilt'llvr :Il litt- ttlllit‘tl St'lVli‘I‘ III
SI I‘tInl‘s t‘ltIIrt'lI. Inst nittht. \\'llh‘ pro
l't‘ltlt‘Il l‘t‘ont mutiny. III Illness. Iii“
g’l't'nl good t'ortIIuIv It was posttt‘hlo to
soothe \\'. it. Stirling 0i i‘hlrtttto to
spunk to tho I‘IIIInI'I-nutimt, .\II‘. Stirling
in at Invtnlwr ot’ (lrnw (llIurI it. I‘IIII'IIKU.
ii tntttt tit lttruv business. into-rum, \litII
int-4 lll't'll t‘ll‘(‘ll‘ll to lllt'lltlii'l‘bllllt in lili’
rotttutilll'M-Il IIIIIII'II III Mountain. :IIIII I.»
llllrlhl‘l'lllg titr l()I\\lll‘ll lt.l)\l'lllt‘lli, lit-
spokr \‘I-ry tnIII-h III llit‘ point ttluutt
l'rntn Iln-

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Prime Stock

III hoot. mutton. lIIIulI. rmtl. lnttn. oth-
er IIIoIIlII ltiltl poultry. (‘mtilIII-ntittllr
It wouldn't pity III-I to (to anything t'lfil'.
out no Will" you to know. ‘You (“‘1‘
invited to prove this Bllllt‘illt'lll trIII.I or
l‘lllbl‘. by “Hill” tIIII-Iori‘nlion.

Charnock‘s Market

76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL 445. FREE DELIVERY

maturity, 8a:

Small Fresh
Shoulders, 110.

Back

‘ Hams, 150

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Homer S. Beers 8: Co.

13 MAIN ST. NORWALK
22- W. WASHINGTON ST.. 80. NOR.
2ft WOODWARD AVE. 80. NOR.

 

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l‘t'i‘) I'OIH‘llit‘illI.’ Ann'llflNAl lflcAl NEWS l Alfilllii -' Iltmtlnt'. It: :i II I‘. h‘lil'hil'“ ill
.Izntrs I\\‘lto hits lIt‘r‘IIttlel homo :I 7 V
t'riI-IIII to spend tlII~ lilL’llII lm Inn W ‘ S RIN(
think it is ill’t't'hk’ill) tor llit‘ to :ltt'Ii lI'IIII J‘m” ” "'“ ”I ”I "lilllllt‘l'll “Vi-V it I
it lll' wants to iztlit‘ n II.Itlt‘.' Min .iomw I'istlm Ht \Itixtnllt lllki l‘li‘llllll'.
~~Nou. IIIII know I don‘t “up: IIIIII ----- w..- ~-
iIItllIt‘oont upset, ll’ possliih Win no: .lolIIt l'.\.!II‘-. ot Non I‘;II.;I;III, IN
llh'k him it llI' rvnll)‘ llI‘l‘ In (“It " Lite 1. I. . I . I I.. .‘ .
. t p IIIiIIII. it tin) Ill ”Hum: ..i.\lllt.$s mum at. my ”CHANTECLER" OX-
.Itlltu T. .‘li‘l'tllillll‘h, til \I‘II YURI FORD m! \Ilmm “'KH‘ In“; SAT'N
Itl,‘ “no .I \Iniiu; El; ,‘CIIIIHI‘II. lnrl "\ ”UMPD Int until; III I“
e - on “hing

ItIlIIt Smlnunr. IlZiW tttl on I. _I-~.I‘III1I
Bei~80n PeroxIde Cream.

.25c in The NU“ ‘I‘In'l. Iil'til‘l'l'I ~IIIrI- III
Face Cloth Free. MN“ MW.
Bel-Ban Peroxide Cream .50c ‘
Face Chamois Free. l‘ . .
'.‘~.\ v ' (I “I In I. ‘
Bel-Eon Violet Talcum ....... 15c “Ming? ‘3: ....'.‘,“h‘,,. W. ”WINS? of,“
Bel-Eon Tooth Powder ,, lSI ‘ ' " I‘ ‘ '

unlit on lilliilill‘it‘

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W F W y C \lllllll‘ 'l'. llIII't'II).o: lllr MIIII‘III IIIIII
' ' lgmore & 0' lint'lwt Iti.»lut' \xmlw, lb Hilt‘ll'lzllt; titu.
DRUGGISTS '

W” in .VI-II \Uili I-‘Ilr on in II.”

8 North Mlln SL. 80. Norwalk \Itwrt. l-ZIln‘III‘II .‘llltl All». It Intauml

I-I‘. oi \\‘I*.\lopnrt. vanl l.i“l vu‘ttlIIu‘
in .\'ut\\‘.tll. flllll IIIINHINI tlm illllli‘k
lll‘l'l‘ '

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$5 per Ton

COAL

$5 per Ton

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED EX—

\ l.:I'ItI~ vine-l. is llt‘illli iII~~l;ll3I-Il Milli
lit 'lll' lilt‘llilt‘lllllL‘. HIM» hi IlII- Limp»
Int: ('IIIIthtlII‘. whir'n ltllllI>llPll Illt“
llUIIIIw ltlt' t'IIt‘ tilting

'l'ltl‘ Mlz-rl‘h intuit)“. Hi \\‘I't~'liutil
spvnI lllril I-Ivnlng with Illinois in Not
unlit, 'l'lII-I‘ lilIi‘lidt‘d tIII' lllllll‘t' \\'lllt'll
\Inx ulll‘ll III Lorhwot‘ui’n llllll.

Ft‘nnk W "OllI‘l'lH. oi thr Sritl-dtipt
i.l_\:~‘lt‘r Si‘sll’lli fIIl‘I't-s. hora Ili‘llH'll
honw from Sun lt‘rnnntm. “'llt‘l‘l‘ hv Illllii
Ili‘t'll in Ilw itttI-l‘tttll! til lint linkintm.
TRA LARGE SIZE NO. 2 NUT

.ltlfittltll .\lt‘l.nui<ltlin. of Chant-l smut.
who WIIK IIvI‘I'I‘t-iy burnt-II one titty thin;
\rI-ok when it tins explosion (II-rIIt-rml.‘
in Illllt‘ll lu‘iit‘l‘ ntnl has nine iii no out:
I'murrtioy. tint on»: two mill wry?
soro- l’rIIIn the horns, hut lm option:
llllII'N no further tronhlo. '

COAL AT 55 PER TON, DELIV-
ERED IN YOUR BIN. TRY A
TON. IT'S WHAT YOU WANT

FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR

FOR NOROTON BRIDGE WIDENING-L
FOR YOUR RANGE. ‘

Harris & Gans
’Phone 721

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'

Stamiord Selectmen Hold Conlerence?
With Dorian Committee. “

’l‘ho III-iertmvn oi SIItInlorIl. iii In»;
I-ortlitnro with the vote III tlu- lIIIIt.‘
‘towu nit-«ting. lll'lll II preliminary mut-
iorI-uoo with tltg I-otnntlttoo nppolnt-
oil in" the town of Marion, and ootng
’IIOM‘iI ot‘ (littrenoo Boil. H. W. linker}
and .i, t‘. Kilnofuitor, in tho twine!J

' Donovan Block.

EMMAX‘LEVYM

169 wnonmorott smear BRIDGE
soum nonwnrx

 

Spauiding’s
Base Ball Goods

NOW READY

HIGHLAND LINEN WRITING
morn, ‘10: a box

 

W. A. Briggerman's
Stationery Store
l32 Washington St.

 

:waNr AWAY Fonvoooo. so stirs

HIS BETTER HALF.

Judge Shumwny Grants Decree to Suit
oi Harriet E. Watson Again-t
Husband.
Milton \. hinnnum‘ Rlflllll‘tt
hut one lllltll't‘t‘ \L‘fill‘l‘tl.l}'. the othortt
helm: pot ll\t‘l‘ until next Tuesday II!
1: o‘clorlt, lit’i‘iillst' nr llw iwuriut:I on
tin-l Fallon other all .: o'clork )‘Mit‘l‘ilm'
nitot'ttuon. Harriet l'l. Wolntm. or 241
John xtroI-I. wits “Iron ll‘l’t'tlolll trout
ill‘l llIlli'IlltI ll'mlitlnfl IIItII William (B.

JiltlLIt'

Wittmnt, lIII-Ittvrly II lll‘llkt‘lllllll on
tin» {Vt-w \‘otk, Now .ivtvon ttntl l’ill'l‘
ifortl rttllroani ‘l‘III: lelIi’t't‘ Willi

{trained on lht‘ grounds of tiI~I.t-t‘tlttti.
Tb“ “Ollillt‘ “urn llllll‘i'll‘il on .llilli‘ Ii.
limit. in \thl‘i't'hlt‘l‘. Mllfiflu which
rholru or lot-titlou In Itnolt lti some
lllllitllt'llp. nnti liwtt ttuwtlior for mom
lltnn lhroo yours. Tilt-II “tuition Wt'ill
Iiwny and didn‘t tilll'lW up Itttnlu tor u
your when he mtul‘notl to not ilonlt‘
iIlaIIt'IInI-o puprrs. in response to tin.-

 
 

 

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DAINTY LINGERIE. LAWNS.

MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SIL

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"'ir

'l‘llt
Ill Hill; 1 bill“

itll wilt

ltotn titv
Ulllllitii“
ti. till I'

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Hill...“
“Elm ll-‘Lil-T' Iit'Im-Itl 'ZI: it {ii'i‘lltiil‘t-I.'
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‘nzll l..- ~Il‘l‘llill'll :I tow \‘ i' ‘tii Z‘I it
I“””‘ lll‘lt’iiii'l'l ‘I. ~Iiitl I*Illlt‘ .iit‘ ..
,IIIII ;.I ‘ll in tnIIIttv littl‘t'lfttiti' .t»: IIIHII itl‘
i‘Iit\\‘ \lilI it. riill‘i'li.
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l‘ItzItIH II: XIIWHNI’.
I‘i-IIII. l‘clonur. '.‘ .‘t it

“bill's i'i‘ l: ‘I‘Iiit I
lat.- tI. l.:t‘«:I \‘I in? It: NJ.
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t m Li‘I-Iil'll tII plosvtti littil lil'ilil‘llil‘,
l-l'll‘l"l\ illlvfliitl. II:.III arm I'm.»
a'lii llt‘ Ilr‘mt'tiri II tortmu. .‘..l
littlvitlttl III :~il«l mini
liilt‘hil‘il to lllilltv‘ I.I‘t!l‘t"lil.lII

i:lil':l'lii,lilll\ ill: ’I .

“Hilts Hit" TV

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tripl-
l“..I.

IIIII‘tIlIl lit ll‘l‘i' Iiill'i'lilllll‘tl t:
:2' it!!! homo III \':In Lintlt IIr-v.
\‘Irru'nlk. ins: I-Ivutuit

('Ilt‘M!‘ ‘l'I'Iiw. t It (i. .\l . liviq gt up.-
I‘ll” lilt‘t‘lllllz lust I-wnitw Io Iompimu
.ztmt amounts It‘ll ittll'lll‘llltlllill.’ in tin»
MI; l‘lll‘sll Inlzittlmn :II lll‘ltiflt'l'lii'l lion
II;I\ nigh!

Delicatessen

Thoroughly up to date. Vour III.
euectlon Invited. Everything San.
Mary and under glass.

 

Visitors always welcome.

Formerly G. Friedrlen'o.
Tll 372-3. RAILROAD AVE.

wettest"

Roger Ludlow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS

B. J. REYNOLDS

 

Wash Waists

ltt {:lt‘lllt‘l‘ I‘nrimy littlli (”NW IIIII‘IIt‘n,

NEW MESSALINE AND TAFFETA SILK UNDERSKIRTS. in Mink :ItIIi :Ill

iiowr Mil II I lm‘ .

g .\ llt’W lillt‘ IIl SATEEN AND HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS.

l‘oIII'I, Mutt-it 1!, .t. II. itill,
I~ZiIl;III. Hi John ii'l‘rinnm‘k. illll‘ III. ‘
Korma”; in until illi-‘liit‘l. litrt‘t'llfil‘il I

Int \‘ ‘l‘hilli I.:IIII Il'ill’tti .mu .utmhttfi
ltI wot i: l" 7';

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‘l‘lm I'M“! IN l'iIIltta't l l‘ 'III' 't'II‘~‘t‘iI 9)

IV: Nil' ‘0 till. I‘rilll 1titlz't'i :IIIII ~.}.:(i\\~‘ii; ..
I.-I li‘llllllI> lI:-IIt ilii‘ vintv‘ lll’lt‘i'i int tho?
1 twlIIIII- III ultiml l'.\‘.l|( it. I \‘IIIIII.’
I! Iltttzntt lt‘I‘ 't?vntI‘-nl 'l‘lmm ’

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John G. Baurt

walk‘s Leading Dry Goods Store
GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN.

New Spring

 

showing all llll.‘ llt'Wt‘hl iIluIIII nrv roIIIiy l’or inspection. 'l‘lioy inrlutlv
.

BATISTES and LINE-INS. \IiIlI It lil‘it't' I'ltnur I‘I‘Iit‘n ............... 75c to $5

PEAUTIFUL LACE WAISTS il.‘ ltI'I-III Ittrtt-l)’

K WAISTS. Willi It Will“ (‘llnlt‘tfi in till tip now shades {illil in lillll'ii.

the Sprint: shades, itt pluin t‘lIl‘ ‘
..................... $3.98 to $10 l‘

 

Great
Revival

in Our
Men’s
Clothing f * ,
Depart- « ‘g_
merit

Bigger and

Better than

Ever

 

\\II \\‘.i'i '\tl‘_\ .n..n ltI (‘Ittilt‘ in Hill] liliti'f‘cl tho IICM Il‘Ttil'llilt'lli ot'

Mott‘s :Itnl \‘o ‘Ihs‘ Nothing; pier shown in this I'll): Our prit'es will
IxIItztt- trout sin to flu. No lil‘llf‘l‘ matte Clothing (‘tin he found any-

wlII I l'.

Our Credit System

Will lll'lti ion il\tv t-Itsiot'.

if.”

No lit"t‘(l for any man to spend till his onrn- l
lugs for one purchase.

Our Easy Payment Plan

\\‘Ill giro orot'l‘ ll'illil il t‘llllllili.‘ to slim It stuttll lIIInlI lil't‘nlllll tor llilll‘

Iit'lt'. Try it.

A Subject

nwn'u oiliro lit the Town Hall. Btmn~' inquiries or his "hoilvl' ltuil‘" lII- IIIIIII
foul. 'I‘hurstluy Afternoon. Mutton! rim ht- we“ going nwuy for good IInII
concerning the Noroion bridge Wltlfln- ho lit‘iltlt‘wdt‘d to nutlto timid Illa Walli-

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MANUFACTURER

 

 

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LUMBER idol—”III “EAST?

 

of Interest

at the wedding ro ptlon III the
providing of choice their for tho
ItIIotIttI at luncheon or Ill dinner.
When you wish to llttd rarest
vintages in Illil'fillndleli. claret-I.
champagne: or whlukieu. you
will be delighted with witnt you
mm at Manner o Flynn’s.

Mil tier 8. Flynn

188 W“ “M“ a." th0 “14 co M ' “3‘ ON'
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. ‘ _ BIO“! JUNIOR R.PU.LIGI

it in the (intro oi the county cone
minimum that hurt Cromwell. littl-
ltvyottrsold boy who left his snofiiltltl.’
Igli'outmttu John Davis. in Wilton,‘ on
Monday and Mini arrested in Bridget
' rt a: on lucorrlglblolmy, be pinned
uok til the county home in ‘Norwollt.
whore ho iv" obtained by Pontoon
own. ‘ The county oommlfliunoru
.otntm that the ‘llt‘lllutmirultr claim
court he: no Jurisdiction .oror tho‘ho‘v.

lint were diaruoootl, inn no notion wnn
tIIkott. The next. move will no to make
on appointment with the tifllt‘llllll or
the railroad. who wish to run Irollayt
trnukrI over tho bridge. iintl i‘ItlIy din;
I-IIIIIII .the matter with them. The no»
iIII-tItIeII of the town of Stamford utul‘
the committee appointed by the town;
of llnrieh have power to dolormlno,
thIt shin-o their retroactive tumnl
shrill pay in tho proopsetl hrhlgo witt-
citing.

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lithe trout tile my anon.
A pilot mun mount lotto:-

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Since I on according to Mrs. Watson.
Ill! has will) uxtI-ontoly profllunio with
his attention, IIIIIl Intu not l'OIlil‘IlltIl~
ml to hor IIItppori.

Frederick l6. Putt, constable tor
I-‘ttlriloid. and his with nine testified to
the (tenortlon 01 Watson.

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ROOSEVELT'S adomnrenoam
DEAD.
ovarian HAY. N. Y. March ts.»
North woman. IIIIporiIItoIIIIent of tho
Baltimore intimate and tor 2i! .Ylilll‘l
in the clone friendship of hi! employ
or, Theodore Roosevelt, tliml last night
In hlullttio cottage on the estate.
“acumen. who Wfl’éi'ba your: old. wan
lithium with purulyntu two woolen use.
no Iimmtho ntttohmont between
the ‘i'ormtl‘mmltloat and his moorin-
totttloltLtltALIleiielt vod hero that
Mi. Koo-welt will lot mot lIlII weat-
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THIRE’B NO U8! IN ARGUINO

it a. store hmm‘t the right «look at
Slowing. it might or well put up no
mutter-III and go 'wny buck and sit
down. What the wire public demand:
nowadayu is general "excellence. hilt
variety. attractive dinning, and honest
prion; u lour‘uooruerotl bouillon argu-
ment that stands tor "dearth. {not
worn."

 

 

eligible store in no ouulttttod.

We don't .tltlnkwm‘ro mm :

103d STREET. NEW YORK
Cl'l‘Y.-—I)iler

FOR SALE ,
18 Young Work Horses ,

from ll to it) your» old. and weight
ing from hill“) to 1.500 lint. our-h.
included ltt lilo lot are three large
horse iotilnll and one tomn or
mum. It :Iluglo hornets. (hippie -
more, horn and brown: 2 light oar-
‘ringo horses. 2 rubber-tired run-J
abouts. single and double trucks ,
Mill homo“. Thalia limos inure
been worked hard for the put twu
your: and Would moire grand
human for any‘ kind or country
work. and will be said very cheap.
Will give fair trial ond terms to
rotponllbio buyers. .We hare or:
runitod to have all our timber do-
ltvored at ottr‘tlooii "during the
summer nionthtt. by lighters and
heme. and how! not further out
: tor marathon two rooms, which
can do work . , .

Smart .
SPRING
CAPS

at $1.60 and‘ $1.00

 
 

 
 

The now Spring Stylus tire

 
 

 

 
 

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V.,t.he,ordlnnry kimi.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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