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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-30
For Men to Read-and
il interested, to remember

If interested, to remember,
WAVE didn't say anything
WV about this matter at
the time. But here are the
facts.
Last week the mems fur.
nishing, department got chance at
some mems shirts. A shirt, maker,
on being asked their worths figured
the actual cost to- the maker, be,
forehis profit, beforejobber,s profit,
before retail profit was considered
These were the figures. Material
bought in large quantities) 15c;
cost to make, Quitting, basting,
sewing,) aoc. Total, 44c.
These shirts, in other words,
would be a corking bargain at half
dollar. We soldfthem Saturday
at three for a dollar. But because
we had only limited quantity and
because we thoughtsthe response to
such chance ldwipe them out
in few hours, bringing disappoint
ment to those who CAME later--we
said never a word in our store
news. We regretted that this con-
sideration held up the*news. But
on the other hand it was looked up
on as a reward forthose who came,
knowing from experience. that such
things happen all the time in this
great store.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-30
HARRY BENHAM'S PLAYING
TEXTURE OF YALE'S FOOTBALL
PRACTICE YESTERDAY.

New Haven Lad OutcIasses the Veterans
and the Varsity WAS Unable to Gain
Around His End-Best Playing Since
the Days of Frank UEnhey.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS CRAM. CLATRyOYANT, No. :
Capitol street Can he consulted on
health and business. past. present and
future. daily from s A NJ 70 10 p N
Best q references Cases taken ~ mai
Augusta. Ne oct-sn1w'
PHDF- MOSES. cla1rr0yanT and magic
healer. Gs5= Bridge 81 octl, div
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
All work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
T Dennis. Augusta Also instruction On
pianos and organs. Orders by mail viii
receive prompt attention Willis Z Trask
Randolph, Ne. oct.c1
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III visiting committee Of the Insane
Hospital. ? d. Tieke-y q Augusta
Th7uas White = Bangor. and Il :.
Powers uf Fur Fairfield were Il the
hospital yesterday. and found every
hing IL the usual perfect order The
tuI board q trustees vii meet, Al 2
=. II today. and 81 = \ NJ vii De
5-In=7 ty the committee from the Gov
eruor Council ia Eastern Maine In
sane Hospital ana matters pertaining
= t5a- Institution VIII y discussed
215 decided upon.
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Ire new evening school tor OF
French citizens was opened, last even
ing. in The Laurel Hill scheofe9'i-'
wiki Frank L Dutton il charge
sisted hy Benz Arserault. ana = ST
dents were an hand. with two more II
least Il join Capt Nash Of the sono,'
board. was present and was NUN
pleased with the opening q the scnoo-
and the success promised Mes7rs' : m
blanchard ana PhiIiber- Poull1- VIZ
have labored hard for the past tN'
weeks for The establishment o. me
school. are very grateful e Messrs-
Nash and Plaisted q IN school ooafo-
from whom they have received eE-r9
announcement ana assistance me
school VIII meet from 70 NJ
On Tuesday. Wednesday and tI1oAH
evenings
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The Official Pole Schedule.

Following Is rhe complete and oficisi
r,olo schedule OF the Maine Polo League
fa- the coming seRsun-
Nov 5-Bath AZ Rccklana, Lewiston al
Nov e-Rockiand al Portland.
Nor. 7-Rockl2nd al Bath, Portland Al
Gardner
~ Portland
Nov. @Bazh a. Gardner.
NoY. 7e-Gardiner Al Bath
Nov T. Portland AZ RecAand.
Nov 1S-Rcckland a Lewiston. 62Td'-
s7e- AZ Portland.
Nea. l4-Rcckl7nd al Gardiner. Lewis
NoT. I|Ba-a 1t Portland, Gardiner :.
Nov, 1f-Po-zIand at Garaiper. Bath Al
So 1i--- T7-Ga-ainer al Bath, Portland al
Sorr 1AIeEisto- a. R,ockland-
Nov. ae-Bath a. Lewiston, R1-cklA-ld af
N6 5ic-': &-Po-tlend a. Bah. Rockland al
:, No 51tHt 1s-oardiner 3. Lewiston. Bath a
NoT- Portland Il Rookland, Lewis
'' No4. s4@Fo-sizad 81 Lewiston. Gardner
N o. 2s-1.evis,on a Roekland. Port
NC Nov. bah 4- Lewiston. Gardiner at
NaT- 2e-tAfrern3onl Rotkland A. Por1-
I-z1d. Bath Al lewiston tsNen!Ils5 Lewis
IN q: Portland RocKIan5 a. Batn.
Nav. 3i-L-Riston Il Bah. Gardner a.
II 7-Ro1lzIand 4. Lewiston
ne. Bath al ElcEla1C-
De ERoclzlana al Gardner.
Dee t-Rock-a-d a. A41t- Lewiston ~
I,r- --Ba.A y, Ga---aer. Portland A
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Special Advertisements.
SMALL AnyrnrrgrMrNrs not e

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
oeeding four liner thirty wordrl conlns
under The head Of WANTED. FOR EAl-E,
TO LET. LOST. &c. viii be inserted two
times for y cents three times for *
cents. one week for 50 cents. two weeks
fo- s. cents, and one month for E5u.
ADVANCE PAYMENT. In sending by
mall. remittance Of postage stamps OF
postal note should be made with oroer.
as the charges are too small 10 open
accounts for.
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Charles Al White Sd 81 Officer
White AZ the police force employed a.
the W5-hee carriage mandatory On
rhe B-o7k road. met with al accident
while ali work. yesterday afternoon.
which u a. 2 narrow ESCAPE from 2 ser
s-1z inquiry. M- White Las III saw
n tn factory for four years and has
never met win Al accident. but- yes
te-day. q hard wood edging struck his
right ey=. 4 splinter penetrating the
l5 ana sr-at ching til eye bali d.. r
7 Martin. Who attended the case. an
t5c5pates 10 injury 70 the sight
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joseph G Hood champion fanny
paolplayer 3r tie world had 2 good
sized crowd II spectators Al his exhi-
bitten given in o. T. Peckham' billiard
room al the Co1y house last evening
ana il any Judgment * 70 be formed
from the applause which greeted M
Hoods work. j: was an evening OF
pleasure 70 al NJ. Hood certainly Is
Al adept with the cue and many q
Thu shots showed the highest skin &C.
ve-oped only TT years q practice.
Local pool players II ID mean ski
were among those 20 applaud the play
er-z scientific work
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TT gymnasium CLASSES a. WaverIy
han have increased z membership ans
E-ear Interest J. manifest i1 TIE work
The hours have ben s1-tw what chang
- tn ladies' class bang from 70 30
= Il boys from 2-sb - :. and men
from t7 6 a business mems class
hzs been .lauEr-zt=d 10 t. held a. SIS
every day All ladies' Eh1 have any
intention q joining the class should
be present a. The ladies hour Satu--
laE
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LOST

4 LADYs suaal W4liE4-n gold huat-
.uE case watch. 1Su-lle- o. movement I,
5lslsS AIRY information concerning SANE
VIII be gladly received rs y. Z. Z. y IS.
Sid1@E. Ne erctsl. CT"
RASKE --U edres6ay. t~twesn library
md T. IL Harrington e by way az STATE.
Bridge and Willow sfree.s = c9vered has
lset. containing clothing Please return j.
10 s Marx Home cctes1lR'
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FOR SALE.

ONE NEW wagon sle5 e. good rf1i1.
buggy one good ull--Hu-se 14--. ore sl--
re harness. enc good chamber 81 In1lL3-
ing other household furniture ana i---t
wood stoves Apply - " A Han. k.v-
ers!ae Ne. 1cl27 DIV,
LARGE OFFICE SAFE .. bargain.
size 3.x5e, a inches high u so01 on
6i-iar Gan b- seen a. the journal Oh e
rnaya,It3
THE CAPT CHAPMAN FARM. Slts-
ale l. August. On ne COMBS Mills
road Two MES from K-Gn-5-c bridge.
Over -g0 acres az lang. buildings III fine
order Eight hundred 5u+l.-s spent un
buildings Alone within - last Two years
Apply e Le15aI TIrcoDb. Augusta, Ne.
Insy6. d.
+A1R CUSHION" RUBBER STAMPS
4 Longest and ere tn. most satisfactory
Write t1- prices Fletcher q &C., =
Chapel street.. Augusta Ne naT-o. g:
ONE riue foot walnut van ozse. one
-tls foot counter oak top. co-.tatlil.
-i.e drawers. 9re six toot OK counter
case al ln s0oa condition Il r. Lawt-l,
--'' = '-A ocu6dt:
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE o. Nov. :
and @ II No. S1 Sta1e St Nj. Frederick
ConE. oct3s. d1w'
FARM st acres hous- barn ana oft
buildings in good repair never failing
wei; plenty wood land and some timber
Located in II esT Gardiner enc mile troC
Outlet al Cobbossee road running west
from Outlet John Daley, West Gardner,
Ne oct15. dino
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OF the Track.

This means disaster ana dea-A when
applied 70 4 1ast express train Il Is
equally serious when j refers = people
whose bI1od is diso-5e-ed and who
consequently have p--pl=s and sores
bad stonachs. derange5 kidneys. weak
nerves and thai tired feeling. Hood
Sa-sapa-5La puts -hs wheels back %
the track by making pure. -loa blood
ana curing these troubles
Constipation : cured by Hoods Pills.
az
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FOUND.

AN ENGLISH SETTER. Owner e.a
have sane By proving p-uI@r-t al1d -44y
ing for This ac W r. h1neIy. ~ 4
%eryh St fsall4wesi Ne al-51dg-
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Frank :. Big+Iow. M D. q SkoF r.
gan. viii be at the Augusta honse, -
and :. ess.'"
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Monday morning The pavement on
Ke-duskeag hri5ze Il Bangor cavec
Il. making h7le p feet long ana f
little wider than tie space between r-e
car tracks The earth had been wear
~ avczy 10 some time
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q a-1 after Wednesday morning
III =.1r- n IN corner q Bridge and
Wat streets wiM b. open Ia receive
articles f1- IT, 2u1nzg4 sale
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Yesterday vas Qu-e- a. n police sta
t-1-. th= arrival 4 z drunken man be
irE I'll 11-E happening ~ an exciting
nature
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a band az e.p=y fortune teue-s have
heated a. Water street
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-ysaDlh---urs, T-ole-s and carna-
lions t75ay. II Pz-t-idg4s. opposite
--s- 51zr=-
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r. s+-ziEht bars I'd weekly salsry paid
li-ec- from Office; expenses extra c1-1-
missions capable men and women "a
represent rs appointing sEsIrs. rarl6
promotion and increase calz-y- New
brilliant lines. Butler x A4geT. New ia
ven. Conn OH. ding
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TO LET.

NTE1BEE III sunny desirable rooms
sinEly ~ en suite At a. Patterson 81.
East Sl3e. oct51 6t
ONE furnished and on. urfurnishe5
room, furnace heat an0 Use Of bathroom.
10. l15 Winthrop 81 nrt3a. DIFF
no 2g CHAPEL STREET.-THE tene-
ne-Is for rent, NOV. J. Appl. 10 Jos.
A. Honan. 10 State street oct26dtf
Furnished parlor and parlor chanber,
: Green stree oet25dlw.
DEsrR ABLE upper tenement 81 SIX
rooms and bath WIKI use q stable II oe-
sired. Il State St. near Bridge. In
cuire Al New York Bargain Store, 1Ss
Water ST. ociB dtf
DESIRABLE TENEMENT CT Bridge
street, opposite Summer street Nerv
warm and comfortable; SO per month 4.
3 Srurg!s. octS.dtt
HOUSES 10 let. Child street. pray's
Lane, Pettenslll's Corner. Bowdi-ch
Webster & Co oct5,dtf
LOWER TENEMENT No. 5 Winter St
Apply 70 Ida Al Macorber. No. = Chapel
s. oct2s,dtf
class repair; new bathroom, furlac &C.
gas Also one Other desirable rent 81
seven rooms Both houses convenient and
well located. Apply 10 W. G. Boothhy at
hennepec Savings Bank oc-les Off
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GIRL POP GENERAL HOUSE
OEK- Mrs ! : E-ads-:tet- Gardner
ryC-.Gtt
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CAPABLE GIRL 70 Do general h7o-e-
work lr 8 sIaL ta-4ly. .pD.y f1 Ms
y u Davis ~ Is su1-o-- st--.- AZ
s-s-a. oC-@-c-t
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Will FURNISH Money -o 5szteu; al1
promote GOOD lnr-ntt-u FER an l-terez;
III same --acc=ss Enterprise. I'll D A1
IT, N=R 11th 1-t@- AMI
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE o. Nov
and 9, 1t nj. g Stone St NJ. Frederick
Cunr. pct1H div
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FIVE HUNDRED RpoDsNEN va-c-5
a. good wages rare 49, - paid ~ ne
woods Apply 70 2 +. Dla.ap employ
me-. aseu. Gardiner NJ pct-61~E'
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Wrappers
77Oc
Per pair.

Asssrta5 coIyriags. lined to the
waist slzirts cut fun. made Il retal a:
q %. special
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IOo
4 ~
LIE 2r

L az. Ct la-baki- gloves. ait fan
shades. some Il mem w5-lh 800.
SIS. sp=cIa1 v3.1e.
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NUMBER ~ sunny 6zslrs BIZ rooms.
sinsly ~ en- suite. At a. Patterson 81
East Si5e oct3H .5tF
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LARGE OFFICE SAFE :; bargain.
size sax5a a inches high IN s1o1 con-
Gitian Can b- seen a. the J--rn4l one
nav. 5tf
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MANUFACTURERS
CLEARANCE SALE
OF CLOTHING.

We give you below a detailed list of several
lots which we have thrown In with the ball
at 20 per cent less than manufacturers cost.
If you need a suit overcoat or an ulster,
buy now If you don't need one, buy now, as
next winter you will have to pay so to go per
cent above these prices.
Lot 5000 Thirty-three suits in odds and ends
in Cassimercs and other goods. Well made
and lined. None of these are worth less than
S.. Sizes "a to 49, mostly SO and 81. Don't
order any other sizes. as we have not got
them. Closing price, $2.5o
Lot 50O1. This lot consists OF nnety-three
suits of high grade clothing, some single
breasted. round-cut sacks and double
breasted. These good seasonabe goods in
Cassimeres and Cheviots, in brown shades
mostly, lined with Italian cloth. and made to
them while they last at $3.o5.
Lot 5000. This lot consists Of two hundred
and seventy-six SUITS worth SO each. Made
from high grade Cassimeres and Cheviots, in
medium and dark patterns. Grey mixtures
and brown mixtures and overplaids. Extra
well tailored; lined with heavy Italian cloth;
extra wearing qualities Sizes IS to AZ,
mostly &c. 81 SO and 80. First come, first
served. Price to close, $5.75.
Lot 5000. This number embraces four hundred
and eightystwo suits OF the finest grade of all
Conslots Of light and dark Cassimeres, Chevi-
OTIS and Serges. Cut and tailored by the best
workmen. No sloppy work about them, but
suits and do.it quick, you will be too late
Sizes "a to a. but mostly IS to 80. no close
quickly. $3.50.
Lot 1904. Comprises three hundred and seven
teen suits Of the finest garments shown any
whore at from SIS to s1s. They are made
from high grade Meltons. Chevicts and CASH
meres. and gotten UP in q manner for which
tailor would charge $25 Some are single
breasted. round-cut Sacks, some double
breasted. lined with italian cloth or Mohair
Serge. The acme OF neatness and perfection.
All sizes, 81 to A. While they last, s0.97.
MEMS ovERcoATS.
These overcoats are strictly up-to-date goods,
ly-front. single-breasted nearly all have vel
vet collars os same material as garment.
Lot 5005 This lot consists Of line of Oxford
Melton Ovcrcoats, made to sell for IS. Sizes
SO to SO. Clearance price, 1925.
Lot $685. This Is a line Of Blue and Black
Metons, Diagonals and Beavers the best
wearing goods, excellently lined, cut and
made up in best manner. Sizes 35 to A..
None of these are worth less than 81. Clear
ance price, 1915.
Lot 50O7. This Is the finest lot OF all-wool Ker-
sey Overcoats, blue and black. that we have
SIC ciot.i
lining, full French facings and perfect fit.
Sizes "a to 81 and 40. AZ and A only No
others. Clearance price. $8.45.
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exactly ordering give catalogue number
length. breadth
We can make to order all kinds canopes,
Weight without poles 7X7 91sxl2
to rs lbs 16X24
weigh p ounces to the
Pins weigh lbs l2.ounce
double filing quality. "
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The Blue Ribbon is eq!!
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.,

There old saying
the kitchen faster than it usually
the where the girl
housewife Internationally money
groceries good her
tentons so
are right and local dealer right
at prices giving
great saving makeyou We
day TO Of
not right We publish list OF 80
you Will ask us will send
VIII whether
tell
means of saving much money. 49, ~ ~ ~
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No Competition. Watch Imitators.
AN 8-DAY CLOCK For ONLY 1927.

READ. An eight Day. half-hour strike,
Calendar, Thermometer and Baron.
eter all combined in this Clock for
1927 TERMS-We will send YOU this
clock by express, @. o. D., subject to
examination; to any address, on re-
ceipt OF s1.oO as . guarantee Of good
faith. Examine the clock at tho ex.
isfactory and exactly as represented
pay the express agent the balance,
81. ~, and express charges. and the
clock ts yours. Would advise YOU TO
order clock with other goods. by
freight, rs the express charge will be
more than freight If clock Is sent BY
freight with other goods. You can sell
you get it. You take no risk-We will
return your money Immediately fyou
are not perfectly satisfied, Descrip-
tion-This Clock for 1927 net cash /.
indeed a bargain. Solid Black Walnut
or Antique Oak Case, as desired, beau.
ttfully carved. ornamental and decor.
ated, IN fact 1t Is work OF art. Very
large. being "A inches q feet) high, g.
inch fancy dial. A genuine high-grade
Waterbury movement, made by the
Waterbury Clock Co., which is guar
antee for the quality OF the movement.
1t Is warranted an accurate time-keep-
er and 1t will last lifetime. A perfect
calendar Observation-Disclosures auto
matically; shows day of month. This
Is genuine Waterbury calendar, and
is always correct. Thermometer-A
beautifully finished and perfect work
ing Fahrenheit mercurial thermome-
tor Is attached to one side OF clock, by
the nso OF which YOU will always
know and can govern the Temperature
of the house. Barometer-Ab eautifni.
ly finished aud perfectly working ba.
rometer is attached to one side: the
barometer will be worth the price of
the clock to you every month. as il
will always correctly indicate the
bury s-day clock, half hour strike, per-
, and all for S3.27, we believe you will
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Serrated
Reaper
Sections,
Gle a box.

Pencil diagram must be sent with ordef)
Serrated or saw-edge reaper sections, put
up in boxes Of ten sections to fit the reapers
listed below. The utmost care should be used
in sending order to give all information so that
we can fill your order correctly We require
a pencil diagram showing outline Of section
and position of holes; also name and date Of
machine sections are to fit. We cannot furnish
sections not listed below out Of stock, but can
send any other sizes direct from the factory
at Albany, N. Y, by mail upon receipt OF 10
cents extra for postage. Per box........$0. GO
The following sections in stock. put up in
boxes Of ten sections:
Deerlng 100000. ...................3 1sx2h
flaHo ........... ....................S NJ
Woou ...3 X2 S-16
Osborne Observation-Disclosures. S2k
Mccormick Observation-Disclosures x2 3-16
champion .....'....... ..............S x39s
AhiOn Buckeye ....................S X212
Section rvets in lib. boxes. so. 10
Our prices on Binding Irvine are right.
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much possibility Of making mistake. we do
not care to fill an order unless a pencil dis-
gram Of an old section Is sent with ordert
also state the name and date of your mower.
We can supply the proper sections II you will
only give us the complete data Per box. .$0.b7
The following list of smooth sections art
carried in stock, put up in boxes Of ten,
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SEND 81 CENTS s eas sn is I'D out ssa aas


c. D, subject examination.
anime freight depot found
perfectly satisfactory equal to tanning
mi that retail 500. 90 $25 100, the -
freight
freight charges. -
weighs
IERED wind,
mill VIII wild
mill.
clover Made material
With
price.
lfor free Agricultural Implement Catalogue ~ fs2
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Smooth Mower Sections, $40 a Box
(Pencil diagram must be sent with ordAr.l

Smooth Mower
Sections. put up u.
boxes Of ten go.
tions. and guaran.
teed to At the ma.
chine they are sold
for. We arc conn
PEELED to carry .
stock of over 100
different kinds Of
sections in. oadef
to meet tho de-
maids for sections
to At modern and
ancient mowefS,
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LII. Cnlse s Recipe BOOK,
or information for every.
body, an invaluable collec.
tion of over 500 practical
recipes. For Merchants.
Grocers, Saloon-keepers,.
Physicians, Druggists.
Farmers, Shoe Makers,
Harness Makers, Painters.
jewelers., Blacksmiths, TIM
ners. Gunsmiths, Furriers,
BARRIERS, Bakers, Dyers.
Renovators, Tan ners and
families generally: with
q rational treatment Of
Pleurisy, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, and 9th.
er inflammatory dis
eases, by A. w. Chase,
M. D. Advice to mothers,
rules for the preservation
of health, accidents and
emergencies. hints upon,
etiquette. and personal
manners, hints on house.
keeping, alnusements for
theyoung and bookkeeping:
all arrangedin therappro..
PIRATE. departments, with
copious index. Bound in.
fine English cloth, stamp.
ed tn gold and ink, 600
,, 77c, postage 2sc.
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WALL TENTS.

We can furnish
tents in large or
small quantities on
short notice gener-
ally. Our tents are
the best quality;
they are all full size,
and all have a good
pitch" to roof, to
turn rain, and all
made in a durable,
substantial manner.
Prices in lots OF five
or more furnished on
application. Tents
will not be sent G. o.
d. as they have to be
made to order.
We warrant them
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Our Book Department,

Of magnitude Of every de
ana nature ana all offered prices you
can everything single BOOB
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-14

publishers 1928 price, 77c, postage
NJ. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-14

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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-14

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Sower fits into the
rear end OF the
wagon box in place
OF the end.board,
and IL Is driven by
a chain belt from a
] rg 9 .procket
wheel which Is at.
tached to the in
side OF the left.
hind wheel OF the
wagon, the chain
rn-nningg- onto q
small s proc Ike t
" heel which Is on
the outer end OF