' .
, decorating,
«convenient to trolley.
‘ details.
WM:- - - .. ‘7
7, woman.
,1 WANTED—TO RENT A FARM or
3mm 5 to 40 acres. Good ground and
Addres§ A. I},
a
‘9, :xl‘e 0f 51811111161.
. WANTED-MEN,
f! :7'9l'.
WOM EN, 1 8
$76 mouth. Government jobs.
; List positions free. Write immediate—
1y. FranklinY Institute, I)« pt 28C Ro-
cheater, N
~WANTE7D—SOBER INDI’ISTRIOUS
ennui-e man on private place for gener-
a; work care of horse and cow. Apply
1". person, B. Qqu-keiibusli, Dal‘ien,
Glz‘ookelde avenue. mt) 3t
WANTED~A FURNISHED ROOM
i7: private family. Ameen Dtlnish, 36
T111 Zam street, East Norwalk. m6 3!,
WANTED—SHOES AL I‘ SMAN, EN-
perienced in melts Irude;' good post-
11011, good wages. Address with full
The Ilowland Dry Goods 7C0.
1116 2L
Bridgeport, Conn.
WANTED-BOYS ANDGIRLS FOR
mailing department. Also girlu that
mdei'standtypewriting, experience 1111-
, necessary. $6 :1 week to start. Come
wally to work. Murphy Mfg. (lo.,l
East Norwalk.
7 WANTED-Nlflll'l‘ ANI) DAY
7 «firemen at Rowayton greenhouses. Ro
, «nylon. Permanent position. Apply
by letter. Rowayton Greenhouses,
lioIvoyton, Conn. M5 31
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
of cattle. Best prices paid Extra
prices for calves. Ii. Friedman, 35 Ely
uvenue. 'I‘el.’ll.'11. 120 If
”cocoocic'
.Alvd‘fiseuiem
on:
William Ads.
- on this pogo, M-Fiv: Would or
. Less, 251:. Three Times, 50. 3 week
. 51.00. Blackfnce Iii-Capo Double Price.
a .
onus. £J<af M
to! 343911.,
T0. LET—4 ROOMS AND BATH " Eon 5‘15 7 b
. . ——50 11571.1) moron
with part Impmvementait 165 South Em Come look
. the
itch: street. Enquire Chas. Murillo, 163 In over and take
5 _ _ a ride. No charge and done ulth a
South M3111 street, South Norwalk. 3 smile. Buy from us and get a square
. 1117 I
deal. Buy and you get your railroad
fare refunded. Bargains from $100 to
6800. Write and tell me what you
want and I will cheerfully send you
full details. W. Keyworlh, Mgr. Used
Car Dept., Reo Motor Car Co, 1380
Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
To LET—0 ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR
at 12 Osborn avenue, East Norwalk,
with all improvements. Set range, but
and cold water, bath room, stutIonary
tubs, gas, furnace in cellar. Inquire on
on premises or phone 86073. mi ‘31
To LET—FURNISHED ROOMS
and rooms for light housekeeping.
heat. light and gas for cooking. Also
Horace Wat-ere. cabinet grand piano
FOR SALE~I4EAVING TOWN,
will sell 8 room house In East Nor-
wulk with all improvements, in good
order and well rented fo1 $2,700 or any
ft“. sale, 20 Madison street. South Addlem Ownei, tine Senlnu I.
.\t)l‘\l7'alk. 1117 .‘lt 7 ___J
" I
TO LET—FROM ..APRII. .IS'I‘, FOR SALE-HORSES, I CHEST-
IIOIISE AND BARN, N0. 18 WEST nut more, 1,250 lbs, I buy horse 1,300
AVENUE, NORWALK, IMI’IIOYIC- lbs, 1 pair gray hornets 2,800 lbs. All
lllCNTS, BARN CAN BE IYSEI) FOR guaranteed workers. Stewart Farm,
GARAGE. FOR PARTICULARS CALI. West Norwalk. Telephone 59-2.
PHONE NO. 1203 OR 100. i
. : FOR‘SALE—TEN wouk'nousns
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS. for sale, ranging from 1,100 to 1,300
steam beat, all improvements. 120 11,5. All horses guaranteed to be good
Washington street, opposite the Fest workers. Sales and exchange stables,
-0iiice.. Phone 1639712. We? 6 O'clock r. Winfield 7.1117991. Phone 1:14-12.
mi; 31 .
,7 1 3 EGGS DELIVERED—BLACK MINOR
TO LET~E‘URNISI”‘I) ROOM?” on for hatching. White Wynndotte
private family, hteum heated. electric
and Brah Ia cockerels fo 9
lights and bath. 1150 of telephone, 1868 t‘ u rsal ’ Phone
two minutes: walk from center. Phone. ‘ ”
142373.
A. Slferwobd. 21 Lowe street.
ml 3t
I
l
.._,.m w._g_ -. l .
1 TO LET rivn ROOMS (1001.10 . FOR SALE “M “ 8‘3"“); TWO
cation rent reasonable F HOW. 33 building lots at Rhodonolia Park, Nor-
uulk. oI ulll exchange fol automobile.
(love uv,enue Dost Norwulk.
llunlel Autinozzi, Derby. Conn. 1111 (it
'1
T0 LET—0 moons II wooo'
, __ .
Iwurd avenue with all 111111101 cmenb FOR . SALE ASH\ BARRM‘S'
lined detli milvanlzed iron. Lust lite
lluqulrc at 64 “’11th street. Ilermuu &
ISteinbcrg. Tel. 161.3.
time ’I‘Inee sizes, price 251‘ 111). South
Norwulk 01 «Ier lIurms Co, 140 Water
utrect.
F9
.-
TO LET-LARGII. STORE,
INmth Main street, South Norwulk. In
‘qullc at United Grocciy Co.
i FOR SALE-6 ROOM HOUSE, LOT
150x200 feet, {01 $1, 500; and another 6
‘ WANTED—MAN TO RFI’ \JR SEW-
lug machines.
Ines. pay while learning.
Cluell, Peabody;
81 (30., Inc.
‘BUSINESS NOTICE.
PAINTING — PAPER-HINGING‘
pnluter‘ s t~upplies; wall;
japer, up to data styles. Iouest p1 ices
Estimates cheerfullvgiI‘.en Trial 01‘-
*(Icrn solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander.
[White (ll 1-2 Elyuvenue.
um um. SCIIIIIIIIR
. gVolce Building Specialist
IN. Y. 0. Brooklyn, Paddle Inst
~ and Bridgeport Conn.
mllan, French, German and English
7' Slnglng properly taught.
erms, dates, apply to Mrs. William
-
fl. Stowe. 5 West Ave.. South Norwalk
.2":
' 7~FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK
‘I‘HE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
‘- PORTATION LINE, Inc.
’. Freight boat leaves Pier 27 Easl
fllver, New Yo‘rk (foot of Catherine
at.) every day exeept Sunday, at 3 p.
7m. Freight received at Norwalk up to
p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
:30 p. m.‘
4
GET A SQUARE DEAL.
“'I c not be misled by dcsignln~ ads.
The“; is a good market on all junk
goods I am the 01 Iglnutoi of the
Scuttle deal idea Get :1 good p‘rl'c'e
(In all goods.
‘ ”no sure the man ulio enters your
31161131, is ielihblc. I call personally.
. PHILIP P. MAHONEY
Van Zant Avenue. 'Phone 1182-5
F. F HUNTINGTON, D. C.
‘ ,‘CHIROPRACTOR '
I-nduate 'the Palmer School of
:hlrdp’ru‘ctlc, Davenport Iowa, an-
Bounces _i.he opening of his omce at
Washington street. 01 er Peoples'
'l‘rust Oomph-by. South Nor-walk, Coun. l
adult and evenings by n‘pp'olutmentl
11110116 486. New Trick ‘oflcc. 2875
,a‘dwuy. Teluphone 6143 Morning-
6 'w ‘1‘. sinner, D e. m. ‘c. as»!
OPERATORS on SEWING won-l W . 5
7 .77WANTED—~IGIRIJS r011 17111133131},
. cud folding soft shirts.
_i sides.
‘i
loom house, lot 50:75 feel, for $1,500.
nlslied rooms, with bath. light and Iglool‘mlut: for: house It have lust what
heat, at 38 Bayvlew ovenue.‘ u 11“.qu rememlor no“ In the
'Tcl. 1251. Itlme to buy when the. price In right.
T0 LET~STORE 207 WASHING-l
Iton street East Norwalk. Apnrtmenln‘ ASk 7101“] T‘ Haves
209 Washington direct. E'u‘st Norwalk? 7 MARENISE. INORWALK.‘
ca statc— nsurance
I11nd 39 Chapel street, Norwnlk. 111-.
lquue GI South Main street. Tel (10. 1
I
TO LET~TWO LARGE UNFIIR-
“Hr—,—
‘ _flr
Boy
To LET—I APARTMENT AT cal
Spring street, 5 rooms on Second floot
with improvements. Inquire of 7Mrs.. ‘
lit. anlov 16 Grove. strect, or ToL
7...... '~ i Wanted
_._ _._-,._____ “""'1 T
E To LET~IDFT IN sumuvpz ,3: 0 Learn
PRINTING BUSINESS
Apply At Once
F. S. LYON
88 N. Main St., City. \
ICorbett block, containing 5.000 squarcf
greet of floor space with light. on all.
Olin freight, elevator corvicc,; ,
316nm hunted. For further purllcu I
*Ilnrs, apply at the office of The Old
Well Cigar Company , ;
P. TOMASINI,
“R’EET the tenor vocal teachcn has becn
TODAY IN WALL ST called to New York for a two
WALL STIRIEE'I‘ 10. 30 n.1u.——An in- cheks’ special engagement.
clause of public interest uus Indicated Therefore he will postpone the
’at the. opening of toda“ys market, ac- opening "f his studio for that
tlxity again convelglng mound the length of time. He desires to lo.
jspcclulties particularly shippings. Cate In Net-walk and if enough
iWIIlCII soon rose 1 to 2 points. Coppola sci101315 can be proc‘urer at $I. 50
w ere. next in demand, together with pet 1955011. he will commence giv-
such equipments and supply mines as mg 1°55°ns here-.7 Those wishing
Bethlehem Steel, Central (leather, 31?. become» 91113118, address P,
[Baldwin Locomotive American $001- I omasini, care _SEntinel 0%.;
en, and Sugars. Reactions, in some luv . ~GRASS As IT GROWS.
stances sufficiently extensive to more. It may be a matter of surprise that
than wipe out initial gains, occurred tender young grass can ever force its
befale the end of the first half hour at. Wfil' up through hard ground. The
a wool: of the heaviness of mils and principle is the some. as that of open
internatiOnal bonds. ling a ll“ of condensed milk. The
WALL STREET, Noon .—Pool ope 9118?!) point of the tin opener is first
.rations contributed substantially to "inSI‘ ‘led in the tin and when an en7
the broad dealings of the forenoou. but mince has been forced the blade can
price. movements became more erratu “110‘“ 90 It is With the grass. Each
ic. Rallies from the early setback bade has a fine point, which, by the
,cns‘ued ou‘fl‘esh buying of Steel, 00)- mysmiflus powar 0? growing I-Ife,
‘Dera and Central Leather, 7113 well as a forces “5 way between the particles
démnud for American Can, Motors and 0f 5°“ however tightly they. may be
other specialties at gains of 1 to gliiacked togelhel, and thud n. 1111663311
Ipnlnts, with c 12 for 13611116116111I ‘7‘ “We 1’0? the blade to follow.
Steel old stookT1f‘147.Marlne‘s rem '
coi‘eréd with the general list, but
failed to hold and tails were consist-
ently heavy. Bonds were irregular. | :2 9 L 0 0 M" meet at Home Thurs
WALL Armor, 1: so p. m. —--The “5 “"°“‘“g7 at 7 oclock to take part
lmarket remained Increasingly ii're'g-u ii" Red cm“ Parade ' 7'
Iur In the afternoon with another ,-t‘e 1" M Horror.
lversal in Industrial: and shipping: , chlator
and futher buying of (toppers, especial-I
1y Utah. Steel blinds yielded all their.
early advantage and rails made addi-
tionl recessions.
a
. —~NOTIC‘E
Attest 13. C. Mead, Sec'y.
7 ‘ 71116 2t
m . . . J, i. "
. ~NOTICE, ELKS
Infect at Elks’ Home South Main
.‘53‘tro‘e‘t, Thursday, Marcus,“ -7 p. m.,
Winsmd, March ’1 lie-Joined Momma
cgod 66,1‘ecently'rctlr‘ed as a clothing
dealer after 39 years of business, died
suddenly from hem-t trouble in lil3
homo Iodu’y.
COMMITTEE
‘fi ntlv. mm 5661 in the b66t
FOR SALE. ‘
reasdnable offer accepted. Lasy terms. .
I
All members of So. Norwtilk lodge.
- small strand at a time
all gray hail disappears and, after 611'- l
I t.
z-‘
v-v"""
mom.
In View of the m out 0t ”-
im a smear hob greatly 1116mm
his 3th of rice by setting forth the
comparative food mm 01' no this
in a window duploy' much to the:
credit'of rice. _
Figures taken from the .Uniteil
States Depot-Intent 0'! Agriculture ‘13-
port hive been «1me and placed slits
by side as tam:
The grocer advertises a special
pound as potatoes, which gives 1. m
margin in tumor of the rice.
With the price. of rice even at eight
or ten cents a pound the food value.”
according to the table from theUfi-
ted States department would in
greater for the. investment in a
.pound of rice than in a pound of mm
tomes.
potatoes continues, and the threu~
{cued boycott on potatoes should go)
into effect the way has been pointed
for a good substitute.
Advertise in The Sent‘nel,
*‘ " F7295"
WILLIAM 0.6TONE MO..
-«’ WILLIAM F. Ktnov ARK.
Oar/mu m tun».
ALblzgra cuMMvno IOWA
”all" ‘41. ‘WI’IO
also w. NORRIS, Heb
GAMES A C'GORMAN, N ..Y HARRY LANE ORE WESLEY UONEB, WASH.
coydvcn.
UAMES K VARDAMAN. Miss. 905T. M. LAPOLLETTE, WIS UOHN D- WORKS. CAL
0 moan/r mm Anna.
MODES! CLAOP. MIN” ADI—E d. GRONNA. Nlb.
MINTZS
So. Norwalk
Inuit-MM!-
00.14 ayes
(ll‘lmll
public
‘:
grounds.
_...—-.
Tiny Will PrObably Become the Com‘
monplnce of Tomorrow.
Not a meat many years ago a spec
tucled and chptlcul old ‘sclentlut
wrote 11 long thesis in which. he
clalmed that. the world‘s great dis-
coveriesr all lay in the post, that the
future haul no new wonders to dig-
cloao and that all the really funda-
mental Inventions, discoveries and re-
searches had already been made.
"For," said the pessimistic philoso-
pher, ‘tlIere me no more
lands to explore, no Iume conceliuble
Inventions fat the heucli of
kind.
telephone and electric motor are al-
roady here. The cumem and micro-
scope, telescope and llnotype. print-
Ing prone and scwlng machine, nir-
uhlp and steamboat are already dis-
covered. What else. is there left that
is really new?"
kept her moot. wonderful secrets for
just such tin occasion, As if deliber-
ately to-dlsprovc the foolish scientist
‘the next ten years brought out the
most astounding collection of new in-
ventions and discoveries the world
has ever lmowh, for, in the perled
Immediately following the bold claim
of this doubtlug Thomas. Hertz dial
covered electrlc waves, Mhrboni in-
vented wlrclcss telegropliy, Roentgen
stumbled upou the X-ray. 'Mme.
Curie Isolated radium, Sir William
Rumsay found five new chemical 6ch
mcuts, Edison made his moving plc‘
greater or lesser discovcnles astound
ed the ,scientific world.
day Will become the commonplaccs of
tomorrow.——J. S. New-man In St,’
IIIIIIII IIIII lit
nmmm
She Kept Her Locks Dark and olostvyg
With Sane Tea and Sulphur
only: Preparing this mixture, though,
at home is mushy and troublesome.
For 50 cents you can buy 'a‘t any drug
store the really-tanner. preparation. on
. proved by the addition of other Ingred-
called “Wyeth’s Sage and Sub l
icntiu,ca
Iph‘u‘r Compound " YOu just dampen a.
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair, taking one
03y rooming
other application or two, your hair be.
comes beautifully darkened, gl‘o’u‘s‘y
and ‘lux‘uriunt.
Gray, faded hair. though no dia-
grace, Is a- Sign of old 1186; add us we
till (lustre a youthful Inna humour “
pearance. ge‘t bully at once with
'1‘th we fly
‘und look years voucher.
to use prepared” -
let :equté’ltfé and not. .6 mottleln‘e
13' not 111116an for. the lemma
flail r mun '
SEVEN wouoans or: TODAY. l
”strange
man I
The telegraph, electric Iluht,3
. But Mother Nuture seemed to hovel
7ture machine. the Wright brothers-
Iconquercd the air, and countless:
So the seven great wonders of to;
I .
.. , parumte.
This Is the “little :zioup of wilful men, " awarding to the. statement Iwued by Piesident Wilson after the.
of the bill dimming hint warm ships In the LIFT. bomb of the sen ulon of the United States
Euzli ot‘ the men has un expluuution (,1 his. mm m ”H. 9“,.“ lhut 119-00 posed
Nicholas. .
DEATHS AND FUN ERALS
I AUGUST WARM.
The funeral of August Warm, who
died at his home, 12 Third“strcct, East'
Norwalk. yesterday, will take place
from his late home on Friday after-
noon at 2.30 o'clock. Mr. Warm Is our
vlved by his mother, Mrs. William
;Wurm, one ulster, Miss Minnie Warm,
land, two brothers, Frederick and Hen]
{ry Warm. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks will
ofllcinte, and the burial will take place
‘in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah Ludrlaln I
l The funeral of Mrs. Hnrah Ladrisun
was held from her late home, Waslu
lngton street. at 8:30 and from St. J07
soph's Church at 9 o’clock where a
solemn requiem high mass was sung
by Rev. III. J. Lynch, celebrant, Rev.
1J. J. Mcflulnul‘s, deacon. Rev. R. J.
Carroll, sub-deacon. Mrs. Alice Splat:
rendered the solo. Face to Face. and
’Mr. Whele sung Ai'e,.\laric and (lul-
vury The choir sang Lend Kindly
Light as the cortege was leaving the
Church The floral pieces were many
11nd beautiful. and their silent tribute
showed thoesteem In which the do
ccn‘sed wan hold. The. pail-bearers
were: Thomas Hunt, Wallace Sam-
,mls, John Smith, John Reynolds. FloW-
er bearers were: Rodney Walsh: AI
pert Croul, Frank McLaughlin, .WII
Iiani Walsh. Internfenl was in St.
~ Mary’s cemetery. .
I Funeral of Mrs. A. M. Wolfe
The funeral of services of the late
Mrs. Annle ltiargarct Wolf, will be
37held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the late residence of the.
deceased. 14 Center avenue. Rex.
Louis B. Howell. of St. Paul’s Church
,will omciute, and the remains will be
,placed in the. Riverside cemetery
,vault. .
W
GREEN SHELLED FLEAS
. ./
ITlhy Parasites That Attack Nearly
All Fresh Water Fish
Scarcely any species or fresh water
When y‘au darken your hg‘ir with fish is free from the attacks of th81cau0n OI Danderlne you can not find
page ‘tea and sulphur, no one can tell, little diskllke fish idea, its flattened. a single "ace of dandruff or falling
because It's done so naturally, 80 EV‘ greenlSh body bung pressed (3103er hair and your scalp WI" not jmh bfit
against the skin of the fish.
The so-ca-lled fish louse Is neinzuv
flea nor louse, but a member of a
simple group of crustaceans, well
known to naturalists for the potash
i‘c hpbit of most of its members.
! It to fat- from having reached the
iultimate degeneration of the chronic
owcvier, and often ‘fol‘éakc!
lits victim 7t enjoy the ”plenum-ea at
the free.
I have watched the fink fleas dur-
1115 these: excurstuné‘ into the open
Water. cupid-chm: engaged In theft
,gamb‘ulu—tiny. E’I'é'éfii'sh disks ditch-
Inz. hit‘h‘cr 'a’n‘d thither I:1 affect
bonnie, diving uncanny downward ori
upward ct turning over and cvei‘ In a
‘0 ”Womble III the—Red Cross Parade. Wyeths S3“ mid Sulphut Mocuhduen“ or rapid somcsaultn, which
1-I
. .1
We been reckoned to number 711111116.
Should it fish Itch viola to 1-61qu 11
lucquolnled with what Is commonly“
{Datum whom .
New Spring Millinery
V H at Moderate Prices
J ACOBY’S
Senate
the bill on constitutional ox
host it approaches until It Is caught
upin the swirl of water which ac-
compnnles the movement of the fish.
and, so soon as it touches, it lays
quick hold upon the skin of its vic-
tim 'by a pair of peculiar sucker or- 7
guns, placed on the under surface.
near the mouth—London Tit-Bits.
PENALTY OF THE PEACH _
The Egyptians appear to have been
New Spring Skirts
$2.98 to $127.9
culled pruscic acid, the most deadly
of poisons. It Is held that they die-
Illled It ffom certain plants and ‘
trees, notably the peach. In the
Louvre. there is an ancient Egyptian
papyrus from which the following has
been declphered: “Pronounce not the
name of l. A. 0.'uuder the penalty 05‘
the peach." This has been supposed
to be a death warning [0 those Who
might be tempted to reveal mvctcrleu'
n connection with the religious rites
of the priests. ‘
The Romans probably learned of
muscle" acid from the Egyptians. Hint
tory has It thut In the reign of Tn .
In.
Any 1m
6m. S. W
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Elli-om
7 - Phil“! 4'99
berlus a Roman knight accused of
troason drank poison and lmmediuto 37 Pm Street. E3“; NW
Iy tell dead at the feet of the sen-I- 4‘ w... 7 . __:_u_§_‘ __*_
tors, 11 significant circumstances, In- .
usmuch as no other poison has thc DRA.FTS
almost Instantaneous effect. of prus- ‘
sic acid. *0 the
_._.--__w__, Old Country
PRICES OF CANNED fol. the
Goons." HIGHER;
.NEW YORK, March 7.—Prices of
canned fruits today showed ad‘vancesi
ranging from four to nine cents ‘a
can at retail Canned vegetables also
have responded to the lucreuscd de
mnnd. .
IIIISI Hill I In
(If IIIIIIIIII IIII,
soil, IIIIII IIIIIi
237cm: Bottle Destroy: Dandruff and
Doubles Beauty of Your Hair
Within ten minutes nitot‘ an appli-
Easler Time
“White Star' or .‘C‘ut'iardf‘w.
.l. M. Iayton & Co..lnc..j
Real Estate and 11151.13an
South Nbrwalk, ‘Goito.
I’m It‘ll Tired Out 6111!
Cannot Bake
A weary housewife said.‘
Well then, a kindly neighbor 5am].
.\‘
br‘eu‘d?
I’ In new in town—can you 51g—
cht where I had better go: {7
If it is homemade bread yak
want, just: co to 5 Monroe. .
The Bonnet Bakery
Tel 3‘57 6 Monroe out!
What will please you most will be af-
ter unfew weeks‘ due, ‘when you see
new 7,ha1r fine'itnll downy at first—yes
-—but really new. hair-growing all or-
er the b‘calp. - ,
A little Dnnderine immedately dou7
blcs‘ the beauty of your hair. No dif
reroute how dull, faded. brittle and
scram just moisten a cloth with
Dandeblne . and carefully draw it
tumult your hair, taking one smll‘ll
lama at “a tllhé.’1‘he effect is amaz-
inn—your 'IIII‘II‘ will be light, nutty uni!
wavy. and have an appearance of
abundhnc‘e; an Incomparable s‘ofhtess
and human“.
ldict 32536111 bottle Mm any mug
alibi-67 ortoltet counter; and prove. that
your hair to on pretty art’dmoft as our
53th“ ll has been 1133166631] or lndur~
m w durum ueutmentwthm's ail—‘
you surely ‘c‘ahhave WGIM'HOII' 11qu . ‘7-_
tutnoflt 11mm Mt‘fi-yollltlb'7'
‘ 6‘. H, BA'XTER .
- Drug’gisc‘“ w v.‘
in: GREATEST?
min VALUE
Food Vulcan.
. Potatoes. New.
'Water 78.3 1:!
‘Protein 2.2 , 7:!
.Fat .1 ii
Starch 18.4 78‘ .
Mineral matter 1.0 .‘fl
. 100 100
Food value per pound 375 1030
brand of rice at the same price par ‘ .
So that if the high price 01f.- ‘
why dont you buy you!“
boot, Iron 81 Wine
Tonic, Stimulant and mutation:
,fi
Norwalk Chronicler