PHDAY, SEPT. 11, 1117 ”T"
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# GREEN .STAM ‘
Your Ea rncd Discount tor Paying Cash
Good. TedayuTomorrownor in Years to Come
Since first introduced over 20 years ago. the nationally- populer Jag/“Green Stamps have
rendered a valuable service to every collector. During that time. they have enabled thrifty
. American housewives to obtain millions of dollars worth of merchandise for their homes at abso-u
lutely no cost whatever. .
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This record of continuous service is an enviable one. it has won millions of firm friends who
fully realize that Jyfi.‘ Green Stamps are the safest. soundest and most substantial discount for
cash tokens in existence. For the past 10 years frugal buyers for the home in South Norwalk and
vicinity have shared in this opportunity to save money on every purchase.
We adopted this system of rewarding our cash customers last April and have given J9“
__ Green Stamps cheerfully and liberally‘ever since. When we pay our bills promptly or within a
"specified time. those from whom We buy allow us a discount. When you pay cash you earn a
_ discount and you can rest assured that we shall continue to give you one in the form of 333‘“ ‘
Green Stamps. They enable you to make the most substantial saving.
Rightlnow. with sensible economy and conservative buying being urged throughout the
United States. anal.“ Green Stamps stand out most prominently as a direct aid to practical
We-Give at Least One 3W.” Green
thrift in the home. The stamps cost- you absolutely nothing—the merchandise they will obtain
would cost you considerable to buy. Every 4W.” Premium placed in your home is an extra add-
ed saving of the family allowance. I
In the Jw,‘ Premium Parlor on the Second Floor at No. 11 North Main Street. you will
find an assortment of {Mir Prermums comprising necessities. comforts and luxuries to be had
in exchange for filled books of 39/" Stamps, Every article shown' 1s purchased from manu-
facturers of national prominence with the desires of .2191.” stamp collectors constantly 1n mind.
The valuable Jvl‘ Premiums are but one of the many reasons for the national popularity of
JW" Stamps. Every person who has received one has been a constant collector of JW“
Stamps ever after. :1”: a? EWWQ . .
The record of the 4.4!“ Co. 1n the past speaks for itself. A reserve fund of $1. 000. 000 set
aside' 1n the interest of every collector. uuaranteeing the redemption of not Stamps whether
presented today. tomorrow. or in years to come, " speaks for the future. These facts and figures
are positive assurance that :2"! Stamps will continue to render the same important benefit to
our customers and friends as heretofore. Don’t listen to fallacies.
Stamp With Every Cash Purchase
100
Stamps
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1 lb. Fancy Chop
Teas >.
All Kinds -
70c lb. .
so
13.4%"
Stamps
t
40
Stamps
with
1-2 lb. Pure Baking
Powder
25c
100
Stamps
, with
. 1 lb. Pure Baking
Powder
50c
w1
1 lb. Premium
Teas
All Kinds
60c lb.
I
Very
Best
Pork and
20 S&H Stamps With
1 Bottle Pure
Extracts
25c
N ew Pure Cakes
- 10c can‘I
. Borax
SOAP 5
20 S&H Stamps With
1 Can Premium
Cocoa
25c
- 20 S&H'Stamps With
1 Large Bottle
Peroxide.
._ 25c
Pack For
20 S&H Stamps With
1 Large Bottle.
Witch Hazel
25c ‘
125 Washington St.
TEL. 371
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was the basis of the discussion and it' son on does. It points out that about NO PROVISION FOR
was the general feeling of the meet- 10,000,000 pounds of venison are pro-
ing that in so far as is pOSSible these' duced in a year. '
regulations should be applied toI Since the does as a rule ave1age;
boarding schools.
I
RDlNG SCHOOLS TO CUT
MEAT AND WHITE BREAD
mrémntatives of the boarding
of the state today voted toi
teas tar as possible meat and
bread from the diet.
meeting which talk place at
A11 opinion relative
. -—-—-——-——- Iage, killing a doe instead of a buck 0‘
D053 SHOULD BE SPARED
retaiy Charles D Hi
50
Stam
mots
1 lb. Purity Blend
Teas
All Kinds
50c
Butter.0 cut 49c lbI Smoked Shoulders"
25112:: Whitino 2::
EAST lNDlA TEA C0.
Watch on Windows tor Big Saturday Specials.
PAYING EXPENSES
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1 ss in net ht than bucks of m gameIassistant secretary of the state board
I e g e educatitm, has been received by See-
Insually means considerably less meat. Ifrom Anyway General George E. H111-
25
21.4%”
Staimps
1 lb. CPremium '
The World’s Best ‘
35c l .
20 '
Stamps I
with
1 lb. Purity Blend
Coffee
30c
2 30 lb I Egihpound
Stamps
with
1 lb. Special Blend
Coffee
25c lb.
Stamps
with
1 lb. Good
Coffee
20c lb.
Lard- 22C 11)
noon
10 3.1% Stamps With Each oi the Following
1 pkg. Bird Food. .10c ldoi. Jar Rings ..... 10c
1 pk g. Bird Gravel .10c ‘1 roll Toilet Paper
1 cake Sapolio ...... 10c 1 pkg. Corn Starch
1 cake Bon Am' 1 can Cleanser ....... 10c '
1 iar Queen Olives . . 1 pkg. Pickling Spice. 10c
1 be themofi ........ go 1 can 1‘Siiliclons. . . . . . . 33
t. am a ....... c can an e vrup. c
1 hot. 1 can Baking Powder. 15c .
tS ......... 15c
1 hot. (Eggs ........ 15'c 1 hot. Peroxide ...... 10c
and
Tender
New
15.1 .
Pancake
tic pkg
So. Nor-walk
PRDMPT nmvmv
MOFE’XFISIEEPRIATE.
. SenoiALI ‘
Special Sale onTires
"Your.~hired man out there under
the tree is a’ most picturesque fig
ure," said. the stranger with the flow-
ing necktie. “I should like to paint
him. and"-
“8811111!”
Bentovcr.
BeeeronGWine
Tonic, Stimulant and Appetizer
1'. E. BAXTEB
to the position 01‘
ne °f the board replied honest Farmei . .
. ”amp” gmb’ “TB-8 Wesmed over SAY AGRICULTURE HEADS Furthermore the department points man The pesition was crea‘ed by ape.
’ , 1G. BUchler. George M. Lan-l WASHINGTON, D. 0., Sept 14.—- out that the apply of deer will not rial act or the last sessit‘m oi the Gen-
. . Walter L GOOdWln represent- ~1The open season for deer is now at increase it the breeding stock is kill- 911"? Assfmbtlg'. hiringiflintggdfigii
ommittee of food supply Con ‘hand in many parts of the countrerd 01! The rapidity with which deer $111.2)“:ng lint) :0 or r a 11 se meat for
land in 15 states the law {allows bothIinerease ughen docs are prompted ”Ithe paying of hi: expenses by the
El! ' ‘ . ‘ A e shown y the experience in Vermont.Istate.
u at £11 rem lvania, other stateRand in The ampunt of the salary is left to
the discretion of the board and the
to. But it would do him more good
to sandpaper him. Hia’s petrified."~—-
Kansas City Star.
—To——-———-———-—.“
01' a thousand women who can drive
a bargain, not more than half a dozen
can drive a .nail.
“Paint him all ya want.
' mm .18 mama
When youisinoke an “Exceptioh‘.
Havana filled 5c cigar. Ask for” it
‘ Retailers supplied .
This Week, Especially
Ferd l‘ires.
To]. 1906.
5 Rowan'St.
I ,
Tel. 1900.
F East Norwallr._
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