1 SATURDAY, FEB. 13. 1915
Wan
Classified
For Sale,
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Professional Cards,
Miscellaneous
LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less, 2_5c
Three Times, 50c. Each Additional Word, 1 cent per Insertion. In Black-
face or Caps, Double Price.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINE'J
PAGE THREI
“Ads.”—To Let,
Business and
and
WANTED.
SOLICITORS WANTED — MEN
experienced on newspapers. maga-
zines or insurance preferred. Call 10-
1‘.’ or iunday. Iiir. liovveii. M1111—
ston louse. 1131:
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WANTED —<;r:.\'r:11A1. “Tim—15-
work Julia Bullock, 11 ()iing street.
1'12 :11
WANTED — LOTS, FREE AND
clear, wanted for 32-8000 equity in
fine L\\0 family house. Box 6551, So.
Norwalk, Conn. 1'12 tit
WANTED —-— lilih‘lNlii). ELDERLY
lady. or elderly couple to board, and‘
give daughters care Address Box 15.
care Sentinel. fll 3t
fiLOST—iIANK BOOK NO. 19004, iS-
sued on South Norwalk Savings ilanlo
Finder please return to said bank. as
payment has been stopped. 11320-27
LOST — \\'.-'11.1.ET. CONTAINING.
valuable papers. Finder rewarded by}
returning to Barney Wolk, 30 Van
Zant street. £12 3tI
LOST—11ROWN FUR MUFF \‘I'I’I‘li ‘
dark brown stripes. Lost Friday, l-‘e'1.‘
5111. between Clifford Pharmacy and
Butler street. iteward. inquire at,
Sentinel office. 112 (it I
MISCELLANEOUS.
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WE PAY ”ti—MONTHLY SALARY '
and furnish rig and expenses to 111-
trodnce guaranteed poultry and stock
powders. Bigler Cu, X 1180. Sprint?
iield. iiiinois. 113 it
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GET YOUR STRICTLY FRESH—l
ones from the Roma Poultry Farm“
. Rovvayton, at 40¢, per 1107.. Delivered
twice a week. Phone 12813. 1'11 .‘lt
FOR FURNITURE, RUGB, STOVESQ
Etc. Rosen‘s Furniture Store is the
place to visit. We have a trill line of!i
Furniture, with prices that cannot bel
beat. Come and give us a trial. I
ROSEN‘S FURNITURE STORE,
Phone 1364-12.
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to con-
suit
“'iLLIAM J. MOORE
Room 6, Keeicr Building,
No. 155 Washington St.
Opposite Hoyt‘s Theatre.
Monday, Wednesday anti Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to 9.
N. Y. address—727 5th Ave., 9 to
4 p. in. daily.
‘ Main street.
I iiaviiand street,
OI’TICI AN ‘
TO LET.
FOR SALE.
TO LET—~l-‘til'ii Nlt‘li, NEWLY
furnished rooms with city water, Sec-
ond tloor. itcnt reasonable. Call at 111
t‘onneiticui anemic, 113 it
TO LET—7» ROOMS. FIRST FLOUR
to responsible party. 1111111 $12.00. 1.2
Meadow St. inquire Chas. 11. Smith,
32 llowndcs Ave. Phone 13151. 113 at
TO LET —— AT'l‘RAC'I‘ii'li SIX
room new hait‘ house, all improve-
ments and conveniences, 1'1 minutes
station. low rent. Maring Coast Co.,
I 123 \\'ashington street. fl: tit
T0 LET—STORE, 22 WEST WASii~
ington street, formerly occupied by the
lleers' Meat & Provision Co. Specially
suitable for a market.
A. Griffin, .lr., or Russell Frost, 8 No.
{041—13
T0 LET—1‘. ROOMS. GAS STOVE,
electric lights, bath. all improvements.
159 South Main St. inquire on pre111~
ises. til (it
T0 LET—RICNTS OF ALL KINDSM
Norwaik and vicinity.
of houses. iiats, barn,
Houses, parts
store, iactory,
hotel and cottages, Greens Farms.
Raymond Bros. in :it
TO LET—FOR LODGE PURPOSES.
or balls, the hall in the South Nor‘
walk Trust Co. Building. occupied by
i’. O. S. of A. For particulars 111-
iqnire of Jesse S. Brnndage, ll Eliza-I
beili street. Ill tit
TO LET —— TWO E‘I'IINISIIIII)
rooms suitable light housekeeping.
lass plate. quarter metre. place for
stove. Low priced room to young
man who will assist. inquire 3 High St
ill :lt
T0 LET—LARGE STORE. it \\'A-
ter street. Inquire, Edward it‘nrrcil,
TO LET—(iAltAtiii A'i‘ ROYAL
.itunes inn. Equipped with llowsor
gasoline storage outfit. oil tanks,
etc. Apply at ltoyai James 11111. 1‘11 :lt
I TO LET—5 noon APAit'i‘MiCN'l‘.
13 Ely Avenue-1 liast \\'ashinf.‘.ton street.
East .\‘or-
vwalk. Partial improvements. rent
”12.00. inquire 64 South Main street,
ior telephone 60.
STORE,
North Main
.114 tt
I To LET—ATTRACTIVE
1 0x00. Rent $211.00. 87
inquire on premises.
[G
inquire of Mrs. R. Tariov, 102
I TO LET-5 noons AT 55 seems
I Tel 11655. n30 t1
Taylor Ave.
EDiSth’S 0PiNitiN
Tire doctor of the future will give no
I medicine. lint will interest his patients
fin the care of the human frame, the
:spine. and in cause and prevention of
idiscase. Be wise, try Chiropractic.
S'i‘.\.\li-‘()RD SO. NORWALK
9 to '5 7 I0 8 yum.
E BARTHOL. D. C.
. Painless Chiropractor,
0:1 Meadow Street, South Norwaik.
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GLOVER’S
“Exclusive Agency”
Lounsbury
’ and 1
Mathewson
SHOES
Special
You can get the best pound of
candy in the city Saturday and
Sunday only for
29¢.
The Norwalk Drug Co.
H. A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 No. Main St. So. Norwaik.
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WITH OUR ADVERTISERS.
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Points for Sentinel Readers to Con-
sider When Out Shopping.
The South Norwaik Trust Company
state that the loss of trust funds
,tiirough careless investments is all too ‘ ahead—write a sentinel Want Ad.
common even today. Tire management
of trust funds is made a specialty by
For Women
Correct 51er
y I Qualityi
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.tlie Trust Company and correspond- seek a position where energetic. well
once or an lntervie wis solicited.
600,000 BLAX'KICTS l-‘OR l'l‘.\l1\'.
CHICAGO. i~‘t-lv. 13.——t‘ontracts for
the purchase of 600,000 pairs of
blankets for the italian Government
were announced here today. Shirp-
ments will begin in ten days and
wll consist of 30,000 pairs Weekly for
ten “-961.11. and then 10,000 each
inquire, Wm. -
Ill 121
129 it.
FOR SALE—vaniieirv s'i‘oita.
good location, good prospects .\lsoi
tour and tire rooms to let. iiiiprove-I
inquire It: \t‘ashinston streetf
Ill} Iii
merits
FOR SALE—PRIZE STOCK. S. C.
White. ()rpiiinaions, R, I. Itcds. Barred
Rocks. laying hens. Star incubator.
Cheap. Nichols Poultry Yard. :14
East Ave. i’hone 21:14. iii: 31
FOR SALE—GRAY HORSE Aiitil'i‘
1.200 lbs, Kind and good wind. Will:
work single or double. Phone 12015
alter ii p. in. [12 3t
FOR SALE—ONE 300 16110 ANI)
one 140 egg Cypher's incubators. also
one iirooder with run. 2 it. i. Cooker-j
eis, 3 lndian Runner Drakes. ii.;
linehl. West Norwaik. ill 31
MARRIED.
MARRIED—MR. .\.\'1) 1111s. AX»-
drew llioomquist. 41‘. Fifth St... on-
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Mary Agnes. to Charles Waters
Keene, '3 Hawkins Ave, by Rev. ti. 1‘}. '
Barber at 301': W. 18th 31.. N. Y., Jun.
lst, 11113. ‘
PROFESSIONAL.
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CLARENCE E. ARNOLD—vioiiv
instructor. Studio, 20 Lawrence St.,
South Norwnlk. Phone 1013114, til :it-
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ORDER OF NOTICE.
District of .\'orwalk. 5s. i'robatel
Court. lr‘ebruary ii. A. l).. 1013.
Estate of George Richards, late oi“
Norwailt lll said Illslricl. deceased
\\‘hcreas. written application has‘
been made. to this Court lor adminis- .
li‘ation with the will annexed of said:
estate not administered. 1
«Ordered, That said application
heard and determined at the l’robatt‘1
Illiicc in .\‘orv\'alk. on the 111111 day oi
lit“
i'cbruari'. 1:11;. at 11 o'clo 1., ftir‘e-‘
noon; anti that public notice thereof.
be given to all persons intercstcdl
therein by publishing this order 111 :1
newspapcr havini.r a circulation in
said District, at least the days before
said day of hearing.
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I121 it Judge;
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SPECIAL MEETING ». I
of the I
IBOARD OF ESTIMATE AND TAX-1
_ ATION. I
Mayor‘s (mice.
Norwalk, Conn. I
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.\ special meeting of the Iloard of.
Estimate and Taxation of the City of
Norwaik is hereby called to be held
at the Council Chamber. in the City
Hall, on Thursday, February 18111.;
1911'». at 8 o‘clock p, 111., to considerl
appropriating the. sum of $1,500,011 for}
,repairs or new construction to Bond
Iton Street, Second District: to con-"
lsider appropriating the sum of Two:
:i‘iioiisand ($2,000.00) Dollars for the‘i
:purposo of repairing or replacing‘.
i where necessary the fire alarm sl‘stemi
in the First District; to consider the|
1appropriating of sinus of money nee-i
Iessary to repair school buildings, andI
'to consider the changing or makingI
Ithe special items in the budget of the'
ydifferent departments, where exped-
iient, to general items. and to lay a
special tax to meet the whole. of such
appropriations or of such part thereof
as shall not 1be appropriated out of
;the unappropriated revenues of said
iCity.
I Dated at Norwaik. February 13,
l 1915.
I FRANCIS I. BURNELL,
I Mayor.
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OPPORTUNITIES.
I Each day brings new opportunities.
Isdded possibilities, ror those who
are aiive to their chances and quiclr
Ito take advantage of conditions.
1 There is always a way for the con
scientlous, skilled worker to get I
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,stating briefly and concisely your ex-
tperlences; tell of your proficiency and I
Idirected service will result in definite
I advancement.
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‘ A WISE MERCHANT.
advertises his goods. 111 he Cannot doI
lit in a. large way, he uses the Sentinel .
‘classitied “For Sale" columns. Cali
up the onion. and-ran ad. man will call
tweek. The contracts total $1,500,000. Ion yo“-
HEAVY FIGHTING AGAIN RESUMED IN THE AR—
GONNE AND VOSGES SECTION.
(Continual from I‘III'SI. l’agc.)
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ll1.\\ lv'li. via l'ai'is. I’cb 1'15 :1. 111 _. Shipping cir<
Cle lit'l't‘ 1'111\\ coinidcl‘ it pr;11\1h.‘.1ll\ tlittl
, .
lli'itidi stcumcr tiriolo was torpcdocd and ~1111l.
13.
tcr‘taiii illc
II} it
(it'ilillill >llIliliiti'lilt‘. 'l‘hc last timc thc \cvcl is lv1111\\‘li to
..I:1n. 311.
stt'diucr
have ltccu \ccn was :11 _’ p, 111. 1111.11' Iltiupcncss
Ill company with thc London London 'l‘i'adci'.
which i~ aim unwind.
llit‘ London 'l‘radcr
,\ tclcgu‘aiu
'l'hcrc i~ equal ccrtaiiity that
>l1:11'1'd ilic {1111' of ihc tll'lolc. Iroui lv’ollcll
says Ionics tullcu. :1 survivor of thc 'l‘radcr. was Inodcd
thcrc by thc sit-aiiicr l’olaud. thc captain of which stated
ltuothci‘ ship \‘1l11mt'llitlll1‘llt‘ could not giw had sincd
thrcc othcr \ailors from thc 'l‘rndci‘.
'lihc I‘riolc lcft London for ll:1vrc 1111 ‘Iau. :14. llcr
t'rcw iliiilFlit‘i't’tl .21 men. The I‘vritidi .\dmir:1lty cv~
prt-sscd ihc opinion on lit-l1. 1) that sch had bccu sunk by
:1 tlcrmau torpedo.
'l‘hc London 'l‘radcr i~ a \‘1‘\.~t'l of (184 tons. built in
11114. and owncd by the London \\clsl1 Sit-aniship Com-
pany of IAlllfltlll.
lililv‘ldX. via London, |3chruary 13.««'l‘hc mornini‘r
p:1pcr\ hail the victory in liaxt I’ruw'ia particularly
removingr furthci' dangcr of an invasion of that province.
'l‘hcy point to the Russian rcpori of thc liattlc as an in« '
dcatiou of thc c11111plctcncs~ of thc dcfcat, as it
that the Russians are falling back to thc protcction
thcir chain of forti‘csscs.
(IS
admits
of
'I‘Iic victory is cspccially prizcd because of thc frus-
tration of plans for :1 strong oiIt-nsivc which the
>lilll> arc bclicvcd to have bccu preparing in this i‘cgiou.
'l‘hc capture of 35.001) prisoucrs, rcportcd in the flier-
muu official communication that very ricarly :111 cntirc army
corps has been put out of the fighting. 'I'hc fact that thc
nuuibcr of guns capturcd is comparatively small is
inciitcd on in some1piartcrs as indicatingr that thc Rus—
Ru»
L'Olll-
sinus. who are said to have already lost a third of lhcir
artillcry through capture. are now insufficiently cquipped
in this arm of thc scrvicc.
'l‘hc Lokal Knudsen.» military contributor says” in
commenting on the 1‘1'\IIII\ in [Casi l’russia:
“\\'c bclicv c that thc Russian ticucral Stuff is not
far astray when it assumes that our troops in IC:1~t I‘rus—
siu havc bccu rcinforccd." '
'l‘hc prcw c\prc\scs liopvw for furthcr good ucws
from thc battlcs still procccdng in Sonic parts of thc cast
ci'u liuc.
'l‘hc childrcu in the xv‘hoolx wcrc 1411 cu :1 holiday to;
d:1y and flags :irc fl_\io;.::1ll over the 1‘11_\ in honor of Ilic
\‘ictorv'.
I'I‘Zyl‘lttlliRAll. \iu l.1111d1111. l‘It'li. l3. 5'15
t'l. lll.——<
'l'hc toiiiicil of the limpitu Il;l\ lvccn prm'ogut-d by 1111-
pcrial okaxc until X1)\'Cillllt‘l' uulc~~ c\lr:1ordiu:1ry cvcnts
should 111:1lvc ncccssnry an t‘ili‘lht‘l' sitting. 'l‘hc \C\':~ltill of
the lluma already has bccn suspcndtwl by :1 similar ulvasu
Ill-Ilv'l.l\'. via London. I’cb. 13. .1151; :1. m. lli~ap<
pointmcnt flint iiculral ]I(i\\‘t‘l'\ hnvc not Il\l\tll \‘ln't‘llit‘
1:11:11':tiitc~ from England that sllt‘ 1ic~i~t from thc llll>il\t‘
of iicutral flag»: is c\rc\~cd by the lii'cn/ Zeituug'. which
"lllt‘
most powcrful" ucutrnl has not cv cu protcstcd dccidcdly.
says such guarautccs arc improbable now. \incc
'l‘hc pztpcr asserts that \‘t'ilt‘.\ of anus and :unmuuitiou.
“not to mention :11uplcr support of our c11cmnc> uow' tol-
cr:1tcd, cannot bc rccoiicilcd with l‘rcsidciit \\ ilson's un~
objcctionablc interpretation of trnc iicutrztlity” :11 the bc~
ginning of thc w:1r.
’l‘hc lx'rcuz Zcitunpr declares that although Iircat liri1<
:iiu's~ reply to the protcst of thc l'nitcd Statcs concerning
ilic dclcntiou of incrchnut ships was almost wholly ncg’a-
tivc. it was acccptcd quietly in ;\mcrica. as is thc pi‘csciit
The paper then asks:
"Is it any wonder that England now shows riot the
misuse of thc flag.
slightest consideration for the I'nitcd Statcs. :15 is illus-
tratcd already by the seizure of thc \\'ilhc|uiiua? I.ct
neutrality acceptingr
Germany‘s declaration of submarinc warfarc in the samc
nobody say .\1ncric:i provcs its by
spirit as England's abuse of neutral flags."
'I‘hc tcxt of thc .\mcric:111 uotc has not yct bccii made
known to thc Herman press. and thc comment up to the
present timc has been hast-d ciitircly on ncws agency dis—
patches from \\':tshingtou giving bricf synopses of thc
communication.
'l‘hc l\’ocluischc Zcituug has rcvpublished prominent—
ly from thc 'l‘agcs Zcituug‘ an article by Count von Rc-
vcntlow. the naval critic. concerning ('icrmany's declar-
In
this articlc Count you Rcvcntlovv rcfcrs to the rcport
that thc \\'ashington government intended to ask how
Germany purposcd to make iicutral shinning safe in these
waters and says: “This marine war zone was announced
by the (icrmzm government for the very reason that safety
of navigation tlicrcin cannot be guarantccd. The vessels
of neutrals enter upon this war zone only at their own‘
ation of :1 marine war zone around the llritish Isles.
risk. This condition of affairs and the conscqucuccs it
may bring after l’cb. 19. cannot bc changed or influ»
cnccd by any representations or demands from Washin-
ton. It is equally out of thc titicstion that the identity
of every ship with :1 neutral flat,r be ascertained. .\ sub-
marine minc cannot learn this idciitity. and such a course
is equally impossible for :1 submarine boat." '
In. concluding his article Count voii Rcvcntlow says:
“The (icrmau declaration in itself must furnish proof
to Americans that the possible destruction of American
ships 'aftcr IICI). 18 cannot afford the Washington gov-
ernment any ground for complaint of any natur‘ against
the German governmcnt, but that the American govern-
ment and the shippers themselves must bear the respon-
sibility if they permit their vessels to enter this war
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; A. 8:? EXTRA SPECIAL
A. & P.
FLOUR AT COST.
1 lu'v't‘l‘ Milk. :1 can ............................... 10¢
I.) Iv’r-lls Toilct l’apcr for ......................... 259.
i1'\l lluttcr, :1 pound . . ......................... 37¢
Iona 'l‘omatocs. 3 cans for
THE GREAT A. 81 P. TEA CO.
124 WASHINGTON ST.
Telephone 909
Free Delivery:
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5, mama/a
pear..- ‘%
A Big “Special”
I.\i)lll.\' >i'lll\t.‘ HATS.
worth 1111 to $13.00
Today-691: eachT
The Roller 5,10 & 251: Store
‘flxam’mer 71”.
‘I. S Palcnlfliiiu
i 576 lb Ififil
Securllyflldg..1115;iia31. t'
EIILIDUEPOBT ' - -
Sen.) Pusfn‘h‘y'r mm: 3.11: on 3:. 51‘ M 2841: Ho. Main .St.,
SUIT" \(ili\\'.\i.i€. Conn.
_A«__...__,_ _._ __ .-.,_ 7v _. _¥ ’ _
2011c.
“\\'c gather the impression licrc from
reaching.r (lcrmauy from across thc water
.-\1ncricun pcoplc bclicvc they can handlc
govcrnmcut as they dcsirc by
will fool themselves." ‘
cxprcssions
that if the
the (icrman
prcssui'c and thrcals they
wt
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.1'1‘111-1xs. via 1111111011, 11111.. 13. 5:57 xiv—De-
mands made by the (ircck government for apologies and
reparation because of an insult ot‘i‘crcd the Iift‘t‘k naval
attache at Coiistantiiioplc havc bccii granted the
l’ortc. it is statcd hcrc. 'l‘hc tlcmands included the pub—
lication of a comiiiuniquc proclaiming the satisfaction
given tircccc by 'l‘urkcy.
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I’l'l‘l‘Sllt'Rtill, I'a., lit-b. 13.—~5l‘hc Pittsburgh For-
(‘IL’II 'l‘radc t‘onunission today ziskcd local 111:11111fztcturcrs
for prices on one million drop-forged Slit'llx‘ for use of the
llritish artillery. A' large order was originally placed
with :1 Canadian iiianufactnrcr, but 11c could not make
prompt dclivcry and a part of it was passed on to I‘itts-
burgh. at $4.000,'
001). It was also statcd that :1 considcrablc,tounagc of
what is known :is projcctilc stccl was placcd hcrc (luring '
the wick.
Ihc value of the contract “'le given
l.thl)()N. I“(‘I). 13,. 1.31m p. iii.—~’I‘li:tt
, govcruiucitt will I1:1\‘c no difficulty in
I tory reply to the \iucrit‘nu uotc (111 NW
iritish
satisfac-
tllt'
giving
11w of thc .\111cr-
iv'au flu; by Iiritish 1111 r-‘hnntmcu is thc contcutiou of the
:iftcruou papcrs of London. which virtually unitc in ex-
prcssing' thc opinion that :1 iiculral 1.11:1}; will bc uscd by
Iii'lll\ll vcsscls only :15 :111 litiiinutitm 11v Iit‘fillilli warships
that thcrc :irc neutral pamcng‘crs :1ud snob aboard.
'l‘hc I':1ll Mall (in/citc :itt:i«hc~:
cancc" to thc phrase in t].c .\111c"i1‘;111
“or caust- 1l1c dcnth of
“litiilli‘lht‘ signifi-
111111- to ticrmnny
meaning
that .\1ucric:1ns aboard Iii-11M] ships will bc ctluztlly pro- >.
\1111" icau (iii/cits” as
tct'tcd by the Ironic gov'criuucut as Illllfit‘ on board .\'II(‘TI‘
can ships.
l‘\lv‘lS. lit-b. 13. 5:05 :1. 111.—”'I‘hc iiit‘t‘lllig' of tlic‘
Iiiuaucc Ministers of the 'l‘riplc lintcutc was not iiit'rt-ly
to 111113011ch for :111 economic victory." dcclarcd l‘. llark,
tltc I\‘il.\*~ltlll Minister of l‘iuancc. in an intcrvicw publish-
cd ill ‘l'c .\l:1liii today
"\‘1 c must not bc obliged some day. :1t'tcr thc war is
cutlcd.” Iic continued. "to pay :1 sort of indemnity to
(lcrumus by lcnviug‘ opcu to them :1 means of re couping
and enriching thcmsclvcs at out expcusc in our own mar-
kcts.
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"ticrmany. having dciuo‘islicd thc
giiu‘r. l'olaud and Northern France. perhaps
force us to buy from hcr goods we cannot make
her forever."
Ghiotto & Kuban;
Any Vegetable or Fruit that ii is possible to yet.
we get it. Special orders tilled pramply. By visit-
ing this store you can supply your table with many,
a rare article. Just now we have on hand: '
Mushrooms Celery liudivc
I LNIIICI‘ W’atci‘ t'rcss Spinach
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(h stti llant I\zllc “MM.“
Stallions
Cauliflower
Soup (irccus
Roumainc
ilorsc Radish Roots
.\'cw 't‘nbbag‘c
.\'cw liccts
Brussels Sprouts
I’Ilrslcy
Leeks
FRUITS
Strawberries, Pineapples‘, Limes. Pears, 11111111111111.
oranges, Apples, lemons, add etc.
Phone 1345. . So. Norwallt.
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