Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 23, 1911 · page 5

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WHl‘i‘E TABLE DAMANK: at

Y ' 509' 7.9 In“ .‘ .. ”I’d!
UNNL‘A'GHND DAMAIK: 2501

 

Elle neuritic d trend. 1
Medina. 50° to us a dozen.
a complete assortment of

HUOK (1 BATH TOWN”.
tron: do to 506 mu.

, ӣ10.51. Twigs...

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WEATHER FORECAST.

F01 Norwaik and vicinity: increas-
ing cloudiness. followed by snow or

 

 

rain late tonight and Friday:werine1
tonight; moderate to brisk eouth
winds. A long trough of low preenurci
extending irom liouleinne northward

imminent: allure "
on: nu enroll:

LONnON, Nov. 23 whirl. :Fethiek

 

Lawrence. the head and, tract or Tiled:

dsr'a authentic riots, was the central 1

llxune at today's trial. Standing on
commedly in the prieonere’ uncle:
sure. the listened to the evidence ill
support or the charge of “annulus
the police and obstructing them in the
partertnnnce of their duty. Wipe the
maxi-Willie sentenced her to a. nicnth’p
imnrldonlnent without the option of a
line ahe did not liinch.

According to the evidence. Mm,

Lawrence at the head or do women,
stormed the cordou of police time and
time again. She struck a policemen in
the fece. twice and struggled for ill-
ieen minutes when «she was arrested
and taken away.

Mll'l. Lawrence mode a statement in
court in reference to the poster pro-
duced yesterday. it culled on women
to ensemble in their thousands and
"see fair play and 111 alert 1vm11eu i1 om
being brutally victimized by the po
lion in uniform and plnln clothes on
they were on Black Friday. 1910, when
as the result of ”Millage one woman
died and many were Inoriouely injur-
ed I!

She now remarked: “i um Kind to
uiate that as full as the police in my
vicinity were concerned there won no
repetition on Tuoedei or the brutal
usage, of won1cu.l um inclined to

to Home; Michigan is producing Handy . think that what happened on the for
weather with rain or snow in the. \lis- mor occasion was done on the instruc-
hissippi Valley and the nflceicin imi- ilions oi the government " She added
tion of thchalteiwegion Areas of Mull that such scones wclc repugnant to

picusuie are piodncing plennnnt'
Weaihnr along the Atlantic coast end
in the northwest. Zero tonipernituen
were ionoitcd from North Dakota, and

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ireezinv ioniiieiaturcs as for south in: chisinn more men while iomin w-o
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WEATHER A YEAR- AGO TODAY.

Teiupcintuit: Minimum, :11}; 111nm}
mum, is l’lli‘tiy cloudy

lioince ’i‘. McMahon 111‘ lliilnidr}
mud. in spending a few do): 111 l'..1ti1»‘
vi.

.\.Ant:1-vinu ¢\‘ Min (‘nmi on), «it
i-‘ouili Noiwulk, sent :1 loud of ininig

ture in Sinmi‘ord this morning.

.l'iieeus iilli‘l'ii‘i uiid (‘ornuim (ilil‘ii:“

11nd Miss Mnrguoriic iiiiiiiwll, 111‘ .\'nr~
\‘.;lii\', rilit‘lil inst evening in .\"v\r York
lily.

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M. (‘i‘trliulh iii
wzti: luluyn iiiliilitiii}
Alum. ls’nliu' {iiii‘ to in: 11111 :1
short limo. Hi: friends urn llith’lhi‘ti
1., 71: :ii‘ (11' his ililill'Ol'i’llil‘ill.

.‘vii’lili hirl‘tli'.
iii iiwi‘

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liil‘lii‘iifliillli t‘ounsvi Lou liui'in.
Nur'u'niii, iins illl-ti his. .‘illSWt’i‘ ill lilo
(-1140: (ii Kwnn re. l'lilu‘urili and Duffy
1» iiiingion. 'l‘lm ruse: nili l‘Oillt‘ to
iiinl pl'liulily Sitilli‘tiii)’ (11‘ Monthly.

til'

it was rumored that J. H. .\ll'X11rnuy
oi Norwnik. has purt'iiused the explore:
luminous oi the Mulunl 191-111-1111.: i'nni»
puny, of South Norwuik.
nicd by Ullt‘ of the meln‘iors (ii lie
tlrm todny,

-~.\'o1'elty Fnir ni lllllnldc. Suturdny
afternoon and evening. Flint-y articles

suitable for t'hrletmns presents will1

Refreshments will he eorv.
side

he on, sale. ,
ed and 11 number of amusing
riwws will he in operation.

M111. John ll Randolph and 1:011 and;
daughter, of iiny,onno -\' .l.. who have:
been the guests of hire. Randolph's
parents Mr. and Mrs. John D. Taylor.
11nd ulntere, Miss Minnie. 'l‘-n,1lui 11nd
hit-1:. Uharlea ll. Mott,
to iiwil‘ home.

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hire. l1‘. 1.. Chandler. of Norwalk,
accompanied by her two daughters,
left this morning for Hartford.
t‘hundler‘s mother. Mrs. E. 11‘. Andree:
nurtured a stroke yesterdey end this
nun the occasion of the vinit’ntion of
her daughter. Mrs. Andrews in paralys-
ed and her condition is considered
criticnl.

it the wedding ceremony or Mrs.
Mildred Mny Shannen and John T.
llyrnee, which took place, youtordny
niorn1ing.Mlae Helena Millerd sung
three eoloe. which were ”0 Promise
lilo," “Ave Maria" and "O Beiutnrie."
At. the wedding «brukfaat which tol-
inwed Miss union Smith. or Brook-
lyn. and Miss Mabel Ferris. of South
Norwulk sung.

"P011. you know everything“ don't
you?“ held little Joe. "Some new
few things in. the univern'e might have
t-nomiod me," answcred the parent,
modestly, "hut they are hardly worth
mentioning. What do you wont to
know?" "i went to know,” united
little Joe. "what relation on omit
king is to d May q11een'l"-Ballllliore
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’l‘h;.~a “'11:: do- ,

have returned i

u" .1111 figures! I new was any good
‘ ‘iut arithmetic.

it'll netted fluoridated! dud cunt it
‘ m the WM? end flexed out there
. until the William: m done.

gwomen but that was the onix why to
sconce freedom flu 11111111111. She pro-
tested unnlnel the lzmt-inments
shameless lnuult in 1111111011 111 outrun

mun “JUMPER.

HE WAS BUSY.

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,60 He Put Out nSign With Results;

More or Leas Surprlnlng.

ii‘rt-ut sign it: he
Mr; door, reading

minim} llilli hum; on

"i hill \'L.‘i'_\ l-iiwy.
Ell.”

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1 inni 9:11.11: 11 -..-:'t=.:t mp,
iitiiiit‘i'iil: 11:11,

sold
will 111.111‘
Minn: gemdt' iit't'ti to
he l'vlniiidinl iii.” 11 l11il11u not: iiiini‘
utilill'liliiux. :1;t1_1' humility; iiliHU"
Hi1. 111ml Muff. 5.1.1; did
)1)”l'VV‘Y’Klliilitt’ l‘crsinn'u iielluht’.’
11‘: nil iigiii, 1.111 11....1. i111» much illl‘
:1 follow (1111'.
till

ill
1111- 13111,

Toll .)llll Mini,

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('11?

111;:

limior told 1n: hie: uni. id lulu.-
to tilt down mud int:
1:15 Milk. i juxl i1 Lii“(i .11!
iuuuiiui M1 innit null: ”1111'
“TM :5 tin 11:11 111th lill‘llt‘ rim-lull:
' \il they want is to not rent 1111111111
Did i vim toll on nhnul in: iillit‘ 1111'
iiimlici 11.121 .1itl. up in Milllltllilllii-‘im
ihcn ht- liiii‘ii 111:1 pipe .lL'lliil.
up hill (linii, nnd told it lint ton ml}
the finish 1111.». iiillir1npild by nimilnr
(tiller.
9 'Thdi sixth of yulii‘n." ho Sliill.
minds me or mllrgv. When i Win!
at Amherst the lime would look their
doors and put it nigh on “em to keep
i‘ollowu nwui i ‘illill 11 dnndy. Mine
5 said: ‘Keen out. i hnro no clunreltun
or matches. My ilrc hm: gone out.
“The greatest furor you (1111 do nib-i1:
ito keep away. (loud (ml‘ wuant it?
"Well how‘ 3 things going old mun?
Gee! you re getiln' int. i don't think.
il’ou ought to out more Look at me
now Why. you remember a your into
i didn't nclnli more‘n a toothpick, and
lust look it! me now.
pounds thin your.
settin‘ too fut.
“What's that you're (loin? Addln‘

Sold 111,: ilt'lill

my?
"What does 11 fan like that one

room. but don't like it.
a bargain, too.

teller that works there. He put me
next before they advertised and i not
in on the ground door and not it tor :6.

"Ever hear from Hum now? Whnt'n
he doin‘? but time i heard from
811131 he '11.... eoilin‘ drug: for 5 hence
in Cleveland. Great 0' roller, dam.

"Well. no long. i didn’t have hot-
think to do and thouebt i’d run in on
you 11 while. Hey. you’re workin’ too
hard, You ought to be out more.
There ein’t my use in a men workln'
hinueli to death. .

“Can i one your 'nhone 11 minute?

chowder-«then ‘ein‘t enythincprivate
in this. ii that went to talk to film
il‘ilhbacl. a minute or “calculi him
1W. '0“ MGM"

Tim Illi infill: who hull million the
m mt {WW I“ Milli m: “reop-

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

' What he too- duh:
W he Mill! in:

A hung. mun uni limit .Li‘Jl rnunod u"

Plum: i'l-molnln-r,

enmity: .111 lnuth on L

him and

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Guinea 201‘”
My wife eeye l'm -

Former value 13.00 and 111.50. '
At school they used to '.

keep me in all the time. any, aini it i :f
hot? Why don’t you turn the inn thin 11

cost? We mt a little one in my
i got it at 11

It was thin way: aim-1'1
mono wan sellin' out, and i knew I:

No. don't set up; i elm loan over your .

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Thanksgiving Day
Preparations

should include vdrious articles of Furniture for the dining
' room. The fact that we sell only high class Furniture at
.‘pricee more moderate than are asked for interior goods. Our
line of China Closets. Sideboards. Buffets. Dining Chairs and
Dining Tables aflorde you a wide range to select from. and
nothing” is so cheap that we do not cover it with our personal

guarantee.

The A. .i. COLLINS COMPANY

12-18 NORTH MAIN STRICT SOUTH NORWALK.

 

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' in the conduct at my iiunlnmn i rpcnd quite 11 sum of mono;- on»
111111in in the eifurt to (reprint-1,: tho lwtlpit‘ ihnl my luminous is on the

“level" nut] that i run and lit) nix-11 “lion! norvivv. licnt grain." 11:1 1
first promieed whenicnui1ncuctul luinlucei: over twenty yonru nun.
Monourcd by the volume or trndry tilnt the people give to other um-
ocrnn, [do :1 iurgc 11nd uctiro luminous, not i um not antletlcd. l
ought to do 11 humor lmnlnesu. \\‘li,1"l' “chance 1 here only rrliniiio
i urnin and food, null :11 n t-unnli margin of profit. hive full weight. iii."
liver promptly. nnd not elnro i litzll'lvli burlnreu iltl’i't‘ i i'lffiih‘oti to re»
turn money li tiinunlleliod with 11113.1 delivery of studio, 1

MANUEL TORO HATCH.

lnri in prim. lilwnys In
Home l-rnunti l-‘mni

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i’ii'St in nunlitr,
iiiifulil‘

the mind» oi in: custom-

11111 tor llntnt'n. l‘nlllt: and Poultry.

WooeoeoObeuowouquoomm 111111 l1 inrlhm

 

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That’s it 1......

Jde0 003 A’Hot'i‘hing

ilelitlu'o oniorder Ior one lead. and we will nuln'you as a cut-
tcmcr. Cienn.free lrom alarc..u.1.lerm quality, suitable lor lemme.
range, “on or loll-feeder. Prime on application.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

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EVERY TIME

llumu‘rt‘e hruw la DUI in Hill)-
ptlitiun with other More it
alone «tend: the teen-the rout
nre knocked out. iinppc-rt'n line
11 reputation untried solely on its
merit Noted lor tunilv, tone
and strength. and unlwnnlly

' popular. Highly honeiiciui {or
the ln1nlid.Euunll,1 no no 11 in-
hlo beer. Silmuluiiuu, lienitip
giving. palatable. 31.1.11 tor a
more (it two dozen bottles.

Magnet 81 Flynn

 

 

 

 

F OR TODAY

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WOMEN'S TAN IROII It . ..... . .. . “.60 I pelt

.III‘IIIII.

MIN'O PAT. COLT ILUOHNI............._...... ....... .. . .12."

Former value $3.50. .
CHILDREN'I tel-loot. ONO". .

The White Shoe Store

90 Wuhinxton‘St.‘ “Where the Good Shoes Come’From”

 

ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY

SPECIA ‘S

anICONDENSEDMILK 05::

F1 E BUTTER, pci‘pound ... 30c
FINE EGGS perdonn .. 30c
BAKERSCOCOApereen.................l..........lgc
PURELARD.BEBT,Ipoundd........................95c
WARD’S FANG!” FRUIT BNEAD SATURDAYB
zareooruunm’edz. PHONI an.

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' "He‘s 11 vegetated. eh?”

INYQEIYI

"111 the: why in look: no new
chair?"

'mlyllll‘l‘ luv or collect...

it well hie lint day M school
"Well what did you leern?" united

 
 
 

“Didn't loom mythical."
'Wnii, whet did you do?"

the ipok so tel:
Midi ville
"Didn’t do unrelated. Thor

 

 
 

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11111 nu 1111
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8. tortured, All” Broke
in Head oi E. P. Middle-
liroelts' Steed 1

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Norwnik has had many automobile
accidents since the advent or the
horseman carriage, but perhaps the
melt peculiar in nature that ever do:

honed lust evening about 6:05 o’clock.
An automobile struck a horse in the
nose and though it did not knock the
unlmni down it broke an artery in
the ilOi‘t-le'fl forehead, canning it to
bleed uovereiy and the result would
have been its: death, but for the untir
his work or Dr. G. M. Brundnse vot-
erlnarlen.

it seems ihnt Edward P. Middle-

Struekbylhadldclhoblleotiienry A .:

 
 
 

curred in town was that which hep _

 

brook, or Adamo avenue. was driving
along Went. avenue toward'Norwalk.
on his way home. nud when he reach
ed a point ommite tho Norunik Melb-
odiet thurch he alerted to cross the;!
trolley trucks to give hit: home a drink}:
at the watering innit ut the corner oil
Mott avenue The line now limousine
auto or it. St. imkwood. oi Eilnwoodi
iovcnue. driven by water Whimlor.1
had left Norwnik and was going to

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wnrd South \orwnll. l ilccker'sOatmeai 3 ohm; ....... 25c} \‘l'. Bakers Cocoa o: Choco-

, To make the, 11m 11 more easily 11nd J l'llliti New Corn for ..---...:..25ci lute . .......................... 190
£10 “a“. m“... m Wheeler is “up; to 3 ram: hiilk for ................ 25c} New Prunes, 1101 lb. ............. 16c _
hch cut nomad the corner on 1.1... ’ibs. Sodu Crackers or (linger it’runberriee per mint ....... '...,1Gc
iwmniz ridc 0; the oirtioi. The forward Hllilllll ........................ 25c; Large (‘nhbagv ho 1d .............. 76‘ ‘

1H,”: "l n... numb...” ntruck u... 2 lnrne l'ineapplee ............. 25:: item: Campbells Soup for

Ihorec in tin» lmnv breaking the artery
jlilid :1 goodly Diil'l oi iiw linrneee.
f'l‘ho horse rcmninml mi his fwd, him"
,ei'or. nnd would iillVF‘ itii‘cil do him
ilinl in: «'11:: hurt. but for the grant
‘quunliiy or blood which streamed
from the injury. The uummolillc
Wumipmi 11nd wncu it “lit-l R901] ihni
111:1! Eiiliiz could lw
.vuullnuud ugnir.

Mr Mlliiiid‘iii‘tltlit’ i'cnlizrti iiiéi'. there

“its little iiiiw in low in dollili: ilw 7

M'l‘iit‘w: of ill:1 \1‘ii'l'i‘ :nli iiiili >0
in jmiipt 1i tllii :mli Milli”; in ‘n‘nd his

lion-0 in in iiriiiililigi‘..\. Had it!" bull

in 1:11 in: “tilliti lint
new 11 nd: it for ”I” nuimul wot:
2111\nd.: “lulu-r 1111:! week: 1', ”11‘ iii-:3:
til’ liluml bulnu 1:111:11 .1\~ 1‘: 1111.4. lion.
(\tl‘, lu- 1:111 in 3111'- linrr. in hlnili
h‘irt‘t‘l iwi‘nr'o llu' iiliilui in: mo “1111!.
to ililut‘ Further and iii“ \‘i'lr'l’illill'illll

“mm m 11ml. rt! 1111141 '11 xil'emlit ltl
new lhi- zliiiuinl.

Sui liiiiii ll :1'le1‘l.‘ lumt riluiil (lid
llr. ilrundnizw rum-«d in izwiinzz the
urt-ry plunged .1111i in Tim! (iillt'
harm: will: lillll‘l‘ til’llii than :‘iiill‘.

liit‘
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‘hnrtiiy tim‘lllii poselhio that the faith

Millie: and still liiv out! yet lit,

in) unimnl could limo Mod such illlilll'
llrun-
morning that thr-

iit‘ hlliti lillii lilo
home was much :tronucr this morning
{"34 ”in! food ohm-rd him Willi no:

iiiiizt- ntniml this
horw will nili‘i'iiv

‘iiiillinlod nnd tilinppi‘vt'iulml.

The automobile “n: badly scratch»

Zed hy the humane on the hnrev‘e bond

11:: it humped along the highly
illifl’d lmd)‘.

bill:
This will he rcpnlt'od. :to

ilhnt it will not he noticed.

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SPENDEN l8 INSANE

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SPRINGFIELD, Mann, Nov, 2:.

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Elnruo number of Witnenueu tor the pro:

jnecution went on the stand at the
foreman newton tmiuy of the murder

‘lrlnl o! llertrnm 0. Spencer, charged

fw11h 1111001111.. and 1111111111 .1111; Martha

 

ii. llinckaionc. ’l‘holr testimony was
to the effect that during their uc~
uuuininnco with the dolominnt lliei
newr new nuytlilun that would lend
them to billew lhnt he was insane.

silencer took iiitlc lniereni opium,
ently in thin toetimtiny. St'ni'ctliy once:
did he look at the wilncemm. devoting
meal of his timi- l0 wrinkilnu hie lore
heed. The defendant Milieu-ed to be
very calm during the nut hour of
the reunion

The mt without teddy with Dr. J.
N. Boyer, Springfield city physician.
who we: called; to treat sooner-r {or}
I headache on the tier oi the detenfl
dent‘li arrest. lie sew noihlnx 11min 1
1nd about the detondant.

Four memimw of the aluminium
'poilre department terillled that when;
the know silencer at time they and,
llpencer worked on railroads they
never noticed anything eccentric.
about him. The wiiumen were Fred;
W. Gariiy, William 1".(loldwicli, Mel?
coin: fl. Random and nurture (1 Clark.

til you are looking tor harmed,"
mild the broker. "i can suit you. i can
alter you come uncut at in center:
there"

"But why it» did? no cheep?" do
rounded the‘ledi' flannel.

"You no. they have been alight”

 

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denuded hr Witch'MWeenington Her- .

did.

 

done nt iiint limo. .,

Pick out your; Thanksgiving F: A

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the Amerlcdn automobllllt, is the m x
thet we are entering to and in orde
to make 111‘. automobile trip n 11111111111.
‘1 moms!” we ask him in brine it to
this shop hetero starting dot. We will.
' overhdul it, titrhten up screw: find me}-
chinery, out in new parts, out his em ‘
sine, braked. magneto, plugs, 0th.. in
good working order and make hid ,
journey a fileaaant one by lack of an:
noyenoe by bringing hid auto to l ‘ ‘

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.

0.13. J ackéon

Optician -1
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Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free

 

 

 

 

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remnant: Fancy Sweet Potatoes, pk. 25::

YOUR ORDERS

chi- i i‘ idcr, uni. ................. 25¢

(13...“ Lulu”- l’nrsnip: ilgime, Squash Turnip: Egg Hunt Grape Fruity!
Oranges Grimes ‘

UNITED GROCERY COMPANY

20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 143

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F. E. LockwoodSzCompany will
give you a 3525 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old GeneratOr----i
for your Automobile.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Now is the Time to Buy

HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wri his

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The Paris Cloak & Suit House

THE HOUR! OF GOOD CLOTHE8

33 South Main Street. South Norwaik

if you don't trade here we both lose money. it you are not in

the habit of indie; here it will pay you to investigate our good:

' and price: before making your next purchase. We like to hove you
compare values. This store always win- with the women who com- .
mm. You will find here the right garments for every ocneion. Beau:
tltnl Built: from '9 98 up to :25..th This eeuson' :1 correct style: of
t‘ out: from 85. 98 up to 825. 00. New styles in Dresses from 84. 98 up to
31.100 We the carry the biggest line in town at Skirts, Wallis,
(”oral-tr Ind Petticoats. We want your buelneus—mhut we dont expect
it if you con do better oloe11liere~end we Want you to know by your .
own experience that this store is the beat in town. ' 1

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

THE ONE H00. IHAY .
Wu made lemon: by the car. taken in its construction.

The Meyer Automobile

is the most popular car on the market {or the come remit.
chenleeliy periect to the costliest detail

OSCAR H. BANK"

RWNN CTR!" Telephone Gil-I NONWALK. 6

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

true This Week

You can new train .1 he 810 on Dining Tehiel, Gene and L
mm. mm Sidebar“. Chine tile-eta.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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