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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
SEPTEMBER MEETING

Only two classes were started the open
ing day OF the September meet at Woon-
socket yesterday. the 2:l7 trot going over
because OF the nonarrival OF several OF
the horses The two classes that took the
word however, brought out some good
racing, although there was strong. cold
wind across the track all the afternoon.
The choices OF the talent made no show
whatever, one being distanced because OF
an accident, and the other being drawn
after the field had shown too much speed
for him.
George Campbell Brown, a southern
horse made his first start on a New
England track, and he was eagerly
bought as a sure thing, because OF re-
ports of fast miles in training. The Ala
bama gelding showed considerable speed
in the second heat, by racing Gamhurst
to the wire, finishing a head behind, and
in the third heat 10y squirt in the third
quarter. which looked good for hard
finish. At the last quarter however. a
wheel came off George Compbel Browns :
sulky and put him out.
Gamhust. a Worcester horse, won I'm
straight heats, beating his record OF
2:2lia In each heat and taking new mark
OF 2:20 In the third mile Gamhurst was
pushed hard the first half by Owassia
stepping the quarter in Gas. and the half
i'm l05iA.
Minstrel Wilkes. the favorite I'm the
2:22 trot. was drawn after the third heat
and left the race with no chance of win
ming Yates. tn" second choice. had an
easy time after the first heat.
The officials OF the meet are G. A.
Severance of North Grafton. starter; T.
W Keenc Of Milford. A. r. Benson OF
Worcester and NJ. Lape Of New York
judges.
Wednesdays card is the 2:17 trot the
o:l7 pace the 2:l4 pace and the 2:2o trot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
THE FAYS
CONTINUE
TO MYST|FY

1t was a highly entertained and we'll
pleascd audience that assembled TO the
packing point at Infantry hall last night
to see the Famous Fays.
This aggregation Of mystics and adopts
did even more than 10 please. entertain.
amaze and startle the audience. Round
after round OF applause greeted Mrs.
Fay's efforts I'm thaumsturgy. while ex-
carnations of wonder and astonishmcnt
circulated around. The first part cabinet
experiments-tho' not called spirit effort
--astounded both committee and patrons.
The query OF How does she do it?" re-
mained unanswered.
But the last act of thaumaturgy by Mr..
and Mrs Fay was the function par ex-
cellence that moved the audience 10
waves OF applause and captivated while
IL amazed Questions asked relating to
affairs OF heart or business were answer
cd correctly and in n way that startled
the questioners
Where does my husband spend his
evenings when he is not with me?" was
the only query that charming Mrs. Fay
baked at"
'He plays pinochal IL YOU insist on
Knowing was the answer with the ad-
uilon. nat II strange ana frivolous
game, YOU know. as Byron says"
The Famous Fays seemed to have gain
cd hy their partial summer rest in clev-
erness. as we'll as by the celebrity with
which the performance moved and
r"igned. II had the verFe and swing OF
clockwork. and sensation followed SEN
sation until tho vast audience were kew
ed 10 thrilling intensity by the seeming
marvels of the experiments
The Famous FsTs are supported hv n
very talented company of vaudeville art
ists. Russia's greatest stars. the Rappo
Sisters. give dances that arc marvellous
IN their skill and beauty The euuilibrlst.
Rowstow. eScells all others OF his class
Phil Stats. monologuist and pianist on
tertains. while he shows the funny side
OF hfe and tho folly OF being elun
Butt is tho Fays. who lead, attract
and absorb and enchant Their act alone
is sufficient TO give one food for wonder
ment for half lifetime They arc the
embodiment OF things mysterious. occult
and drear
The Famous Fays are at Infantry Hali
oil this week. Thursday commences the
first Of those fascinating serious OF mat
inecs for ladies exclusively. which will
continue all week thereafter These have
a charm FOR the fair sex impossible 10
illustrate or describe The women flock
to them by multitudes and seats are al
ways az a premium on those occasions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
PROVIDENCE ASSOCIATION OF
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS MET

There was an interesting meeting ~
tho Providence Association Of Mechanical
Engineers az IS Snow street last night.
after which William " Polleys pilotod the
members through an ewly installed plant
in tho downtown district
The new president Of the association,
Professor Herbert Kennerson. VI. e. OF
Brown university presided After "a brief
business session MIR Polleys was intro
duccd and explained at some length the
mechanical problems that presented them
selves in the work ~ designing the plant.
and tho novel methods bv which some
of them had been overcome
During tho evening the question " crc-
stlns an association scholarship In me-
rhanicsl drawing a. tho Rhode Island
School ~ Design came up FOR discussion
ard vas referred 20 tho council. With full
discretionary power.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
ReoraanIlsd The 0'Keefe Company 10 Con.
iInue Business at Old Location.

Under its new charter. tts' O'keefe
company has been reorgauizcd with the
following officers: president. \. r. Chaui-
nard who was formerly with Abram
Strauss of Brooklyn. and came here from
the Hprrick Brothers store. New York.
He will also 10 the general manager of
tho store ". &. Samuels Will be secretary
and have charge of the millinery depart
ment while Samuel Reekman will he
treasurer and with Thomas j Moran Will
look after tho shoe department
Tho capital stock Is fixed al $4,000 and
business will be conducted with tho same
liberal policy and at the old location. tho
store equipped with q complete and varied
stock ~ boots, Phoes. millinery. women 5
wearing apparel and n general line oi
dry goods az the corner Of Westminster
and Eddy streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
GOOD BOUTS GIVEN

The Berkeley cycle club OF Beachmont.
Mass. entertained about 200 members last
evening with several friendly spnrring
bouts in which some of the we'll known
boxers of Boston and vicinity psrtici-
patcd. IlSey Woods acted az master OF
ceremonies.
between Young belmont ~ Nedforr and
Kid" Cahn ~ Govhury The hovs were
cautions in thr opening round with w.
hin doing most n tho leading lie
scored several times before belmont woke
up 80 Tho fact 'ra' he had = ,ery shftv
opponent rsoamont's good footvork saved
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
CARROLL D. WRIGHT SPOKE
ON SENATOR H0AR'S RELIGION

Atlantic city, n J.. Sept 27--Carroll
n. Wright, president Of tho national con
ference Of the Unitarian and other chris
tian churches. opened tho 21st meeting of
that sect here yesterday I'm q speech on
THE Religion ~ George Frisbe Hosr"
lie quoted from speech ~ tho late
seDa tor before this conference I'm Wash
ington in 1899. in which he said he had
no faith in fstalism. but that he be
hcved in the living God and that American
people wnc we're cree ted that they may
work out their own salvation by obcdi-
,ncc to Gcd's laws This creed said
NJ. Wright. ."constituted the basis OF
Sena tor Huar's religion"
= novel f,ature of the meeting was the
appearance ~ =. Ramarthan solicitor
general n' Ccylon. in native costume.
who extended greetings TO the deicgate tes.
other addrcSse, were made bv Rev.
George Batcbcicr and Rev. r. A Hor-
ton. Boston Miss Emma 6. Low and Rev.
+. -. IIall New York Edgar s wchs
BIlcrica Mas. Rev. e. r. Dole Ia b.
t,aica Plaie aui Mrs. Elizabeth T. Bond
~ thine. o.H ,Dlr %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

MRS wINsLows SOOTHING eYRup
has been used for over so years ty mil
lions OF mothers for their children Will.
teethlng with perfect success. II soothex
the child. softens the gums. aliays all
psing cures wind collie and ls the hs>t
remedy for Disrrnoea. ~ will relieve tbs
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part Of ths world.
Twenty five cents bottls Be sure ard
ask for Mrs vinslcv's s-oshins syrup"
and take NJ other kind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

played all around the Myopia team. which
II gave a handicap OF two goals.
Myopia started well. Harry Tweed maxi
ing the first goal for the home team In
three minutes 4s seconds. Louis Shaw OF
the visiting team. however. took only %
seconds To make the second goal. and the
other two goals I'm the period were also
taken by the Dedham boys, Joshua Crane
and Allan Forbes scoring.
In the second period each team made
two goals. In the third period only two
goals were scored. both going to the
Dedham boys. In this period Proctor
made a safety, bringing the Myopia score
down one-quarter goal.
Six goals were made in the fourth
period OF which Mr.. Cochrane made one.
the remainder being scored by Dedham,
Crane and Forbes scored nine goals. The
summary:
Dedham-l. l.. shaw. ?: .. A. Forbes. 3.
3, j. Crane. Jr.. 8; back. u. Wren, 0; team
handicap. i3
Myopia-l. III. Tweed .; g A. l.. Coch-
rane. 3; 3. j. A. Blake. 3. back, j. III.
Proctor. 3; team handicap. II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
HOkORABLY DISCHARGED
Corp. W. T. Mead, for Physical Disability,
Quits Cavalry Service.

corp William + Mead Troop Il. 18th
T.. $. cavalry. son of AIRS. Mary j. Mead
~ 4ys Chalkstoue avenue. was honoraby
discharged from the service at Fort Ethan
Allen Vt. recently. for physical disability.
having broken hls leg by falling from "a
horse. A few weeks ago he shot Private
James McManus doing so in self-defencc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
FIRST ELEVEN. SECOND ELEVEN
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Amateurish pitching on the part OF
Pittsburg at home yesterday afternoon
was I'm the main responsible for the sec
ond defeat by New York. who cinched
her hold on the pennant SO she cannot
now be shaken of. Lynch and l.ieheld
both pitched poorly. Attendance 5000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

New York made an awful mess OF n
double-header with 81. Louis yesterday at
New York the heavy hitters from the
west pounding out two Victories. Attend
ance 5000. Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

some men sccidently goes to sleep
in church said i'ncle Ehen. an y
whole lot ain cot even dat excuse foh
not psyin tention - De ps.tors teach
ms &C. washington star
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
CINCINNATI i3. BOSTON

An error by Wolverton started trouble
for Young al Cincinnati yesterday I'm NTH
inning only one OF the seven runs scored
being deserved Later I'm tho game the To-
calls batted him hard. Johns. a new
pitcher. was sent In for Cincinnati in the
eighth and allowed only one hit. Attend
ance 1000 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
0E0HAM WON

The Mvopis second team vas defeated
by ths Dsdham tsam - ~ "a in an in.
teresfinE gsre NJ polo AZ Hsmil'on yes
terdav afternoon The pedham men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
CHICAGO 1913, BOSTON 81.

yesterday az Boston vanqulshed the BoS-
ton team I'm both games OF a double
header. winning the first game 10 TO and
the second by 3 10 /. Walsh pitched both
games after relieving White with none
out I'm the first inning Of the earlier con-
test. Because Walsh had not warmed
up the home players scored five runs in
this inning. but at no time thereafter were
they dangerous. Darkness cut the sec
ond gamo short Attendance 1861. Scores:
fEiref t.au,p
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

Score, Dedham earned T. goals, Myopin
earned { goals, received two goals by
handicap. lost = goal on safety by
Proctor: net score. Dedhsm ~. Myopia
5s. Referee =. u. Fay. Timer, Dr.
SOuthcr.
The next game will be PLAYED Thursday
afternoon with special cups. The Ded-
ham team will play Myopia second
r. L. Agassz will not be able 10 play
with his home team. as he has not fuzzy
recovered from his accident at this city
when the tourney was being played.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

Chicago at Boston az.
81. Louis At New York.
cleveland AZ Washington.
Detroit AZ Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

uer Arc alarm hox 80 var added io
the service YESTERDAY. ~ 4. box Sil and
is 80 the portr ~ the l.. A. ". fuse Co.
on Hafha-a: street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

DETROIT s. PHILADELPHIA I
Detroit defeated Philsdelphis h. better
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

Phillies easily defeated tho locals al St
louis Yesterday afternoon. McDougal
made his debut as pitcher and madc
only passable showing. Attendance l2po.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
BROOKLYN I. CHICAGO q.

Easin pitched a remarkably fine game
Yesterday at Chicago and shut Chicago
ont with little trouble. Attendance 1890.
Score:
Innings ........ . 6
BROOKLYN ........ o q q O. 1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27
GAMES TOnAN

GAMES TODAY.
New York al Pittshurg.
Brooklyn ~ Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia AZ ST. Louis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-27

Washington was shut ont in the first
game Of a double-header Yesterday at
Washington by Rhoades' mastery pitch
ing and sensational fielding by BAY and
Hess. inc Washingtons won the second
game easily. Attendance 2soD Scores:
(First GsmoD
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In order to relieve the child Of the terrlDo -
preston it's under: And that too by selllns -,
-four in 500 10. lots, for cash at Vely a4har
figure shoes away down out OF slghc' am o0--o-
articles and goods in proportion,
" WI, M MOTT Believe this lust come to r. H. MARsHAlLS
General Store in NORWOOD and see
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CREATION
AND
FORMATION,
Continued trom last week.


-.--,-----.--------
Asd when he chief shephcrd shan
appear. ,e shall receive a crown O
rlory tia, fade,h MOI away. r Peter
80
Cas, no, away therefore yonr conn
dcnce. which han, great rccompense OF
reward
For W have need Of pa'icnre thai,
nficr Sc hare done ,hc will o. God ve,
might receive he promise
For We, n lilile while, ara he ma
.hell como. viii came md viii not
'arry Heb lo-3l-36-a7 !
And.
IL ma day there shall Ne q foun'a'n
opcnrd % ne hons ~ David ann 20
Ne inhahi,anis Of Jerusalem 70 sin and
ar nnclcanness, Zpch 10 ~
! IT is the genprnI received oplh-
(, ion. TINT this prophecy was
/ fulfilled at the frat conf ne OF
! Christ, and the fountain was Then
,oprned hat is good, 50 far rs y
goes. That fountain was opened
.,to lhe needy, The sinner, and M
ulpaodiv man, The Mosaica
iJpw. did not receive Chris ~ al
He blinded their eyes that thPS
might NOT accept him; therefore
1.-The fountain was not opened Y
. them. They are 80 receive lin
lat his second coming
For. behold. in those days, and u
thai ,.mp. when slall bring again 10
caplivw Of Judah and Jerusalem
| WIN also gather all nations; Joe
, 3 liz
And / will pour upon the house Q
David, aud upon the inhabitants
$ Jerusalem, the spirit Of grace and {
S sunplica,iong; and they shall LOOK npo
!. me whom they have pierced, ana 'he
S shan mourn for him. izech, la--lol
il And
nj Il When the Son Of man shall con
j. in his glory. and Ill the holy angf
u with Inn. then he shall 81 upon U
~ throne Of his glory;
70 And before him shall be gathered
D; nations: Ist Mat. a5--5l -3e =
:, Whosoeyer therefore shtll be ashal
~ d, If me aud Of my words. in MS AIT
- ,crou. and sinful generation, of II
=, ASA shall The Son OF man be hsham'
-, when nc comeih IN the glory 81
m Fnhe, with III, holy angels. vi. we
q IS
pog tic Lard binseI sha'l dese'
srom heaven with u shout WIN
voic. d, ll,s arcllansel, and with
{. lrump of Grd; ard ne dead ~ ~
.ll shalt riss FIRST
nul Blu, ! would No, hHNe ynn !"
ne |ipuoranr brethren, conrcrh'ns u
nd wnicn are asleep, that ye S"'fo"
his. even as others which have no hope.
we Far if we believe that Jesus died
10 rnse apain. even 50 them a'sr WI
he 90, in Jesus win God bring VIVA J
Mn his NC say unto you ny the T"
5. ,, ~ !,
lof the Lord ll,a' VIZ which are
A M remain ausc The coming OF
ord sian 10, prevent Them when
asleep.
,h., Then wc which aie alive and re'
4 al shan bu caught ~ together WIN
~ in the clouds, to meet tue loFd ~
81 Air and SO shall We cv,r he WIN
the Lord.
Ca Wherefore comfort one a1olher
'''' tnse w,nd. u Thess 4--l9 IN
ons, IN
20.
Of And all they that endu
we're unto ,hepnd shall receive q
vere ol lite that fade.h not away,
sons
VAS Hat II lie spues aud tie sen
Il brt,ipn 81 have ~ need 'iat
NOT ,,,pu 5sIit
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Lord himself, when ms 5on |
shall come for the second and lust
time, to this earth, And 50 All
Israel shall Be saved. aBnt 81
that time knowe:h no man, nol
not even the angels IN heayeni
but the Father onls'
The only way that we have 70
tell, or find ONT as near rs posi-
sib!e. when our I4Drd shall appear,
iis to watch thr signs. On onel
occasion Christs disciples asked
him, when be should come again,
and what would br the sign 81
his comlng:and He answered and
said. take heed that no man
deceive YOU; for many shall come
in nv name saying. ] am olrrlstt;
and shall deceive many, And 80
shall near of wars and rnnours"t
wars; see that w be not troubied
Flor All these thing- must.come "
pass, but the tud is NOT vet, For
1 natinn shail rise against nation,
ana i,iagdom against kingdom,
land there shall be famlnes, and
pestlencrs, aud ea:thana!~s 10
\ divers r1aces. Al these are me
I-beninnlpg OF sorrows. Then
4halrrhey deliver vou NJ 70 hf
A afflicted, and shall XIII you. ano
W shnl, he hated Of MI nation
ror my nama's snEc. And TIM
gospel of the Silgdom. ahnll ~
prcoched in all The world for
witness unto al nations; AID the'
shall the end come
(, When "a therefore shall zee ia
obominntion of desolatlon, spoken
4 4
J Of Nv Daniel the prophet, stand II
the HOLY place. who so rHade'h
I let him understand. (An9, q
7 he continues to sny( for Their
: shall he great trihnlatlon, snch q
was not since the beginning O
the world tc this time. no. no
ever shall he. And except thos
DAYS should he shortened, thcr
y should no flesh be saved: Int 10
the elects sake. those days shn
Inc shortened, Then if any>>ma
ii shall cay unto yon, Ia, here
Christ. or there. heleve it not
for there shalt arise false Christ
!, and false prophets. and sha
~ show great signs and wonder
d. inosmuch that, if 1t We're rnsslhl
,i> they shall deceive the very elec
Ak Behold. | have told Won hefo'
Wherefore il they shall say nm
"a Won. behold, Re is in the 1ese'
Ibe 81 not forth, tta, For as I
lht lightning cometh ont Of tho en-
f'sp and shine,h even unto the we
% shall also the coming of
" Son Of man he.' So now
have the promise Of our Lor
second coming. aud we have
signs that shall aa, before
i,n great and notable day Of the u
in. come. But, before that d
ord .'shall The san bo darkened, Z
live the moon sEallno give her zig
the and the stars shall tall n
are heaven, aud the powers OF
heavens sra II y, shaken; and Il
~ shall appear the -iSo IT the
ii Manin heaven, ain' then 81
NJ, M the tribes NJ the earth mo
and they shall soc tho Son OF \
coming il The clouds Of heaS
\, with power and sreat g'o'
lser Matt.ss oath, ca, and y
18th Ch.N
MN To Dc Continued,
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Continued from page 3,

tho Sihite. And the Ar.vad-ite.
and the Zsma. rite, and tho Ha-
IDath-ite and aitcrward were the
families of the CANAAN TIES
spread abroad. verses ~ u lS|
4 Now who are all these and Their
families, They were not jews,
uDG we find that there WAS such n
wall, or Partition between them,
and, the jews, that Abraham Ca
descendant Of .Shcm) married his
half sister before hc would take
oono 81 them in-wife, Gen. 90. IL,
Aad the wuI was made higher,
and thicker, by Abraham making
his Servant Swear by ibc Lord,
Nhe God Of heaven. aud the God Vt
the earth that no sl,nuId nGi take
IL wife unto his tAhraham's) son
OF the daughters of tho CA MAN
TIES, among whom hhaham
dwel,; bnt that no shall 20 to
.Abrnaam's kindred and take "a
wio for his sou lsnac. Gen. "a, |
10 G7.
Oh! what u vas, difference be-
tween two people and they hoIl
descendants Of Noah thru Two q
bis Sons. .Shem and Ham.
Aod the wall continues 10 grow
between the chosen descent o
'Shem and the Gentiles; for WI
read. Ard Rebekah said Il
Isaac. am weary OF my III
because ot the daughters of !lcth
Descendants oil Ham, Canaan
End. son. and therefore Heth WI
Hams grandson Geo. 10: l5j !
Jn-coh tako u vile az the daughter
of Heth. such us hese which are {
the daughters Of tho iano; wha
good shall my life do ne? y Ger
81, Az.
So Jacob was sent away to b
Grandfa,her's house, 10 take y
upcle's daughter 50 be his WE
Oh. whu, wall between sod
,pcople and the Gentlles; No an
descendants And Noah and b
sons were descendants OF Ada
thru Seth, is one OF my proPos
tons and the Bro. says that a
right if | mean the Adam Tint WI
mlaced in the garden; and as
was the first Man, (lst. Cor. J
45) therefore we say he is u
Adam we had reference TO. NO
we have proven that the desce
d,.nts of Noah thru Ham we
not Jews; but Genules. and To
the chosen people won'd y
marry aud inter marry with the
Now it appears there was to be
blessing also 10 No abs $
,Ja.phe,h Though the Jess we
not descendants OF his, but Of
brother Shem; Yet God. wo'
bless him by she,ering u
n Jews as We read God Sh
enlarge Ja-phcth, and nc sh
dwell ia the tents (under
protecting shelter) Ut ohemy
CA. Naun Hams Sony Shall be
servant - Gen. .: 81 NoM
find In fuIiillment Of the promise
senlarge Japhcth that he was
Father OF 7 sons:---tien. ~;
while Shem was the father ol
and Ham only tour. verses
% Now who are the descendt
of those Z sons Of Jhphe'hf
were no, Jews, for we 2
already shown that Abraham
father OF the Jews) deseen
from ONE Of Shem's sons
Arphaxad.- Gen, IL: = 70
We have also shown that
Gentiles or some OF them, "
nuan.i,es and many Other
descended from one Of Ham SO
viz Canaan. Gen. 10: 70 70
Now who are the descendant
Hams other 3 sens, Y they
not Gcn,iles? We know they
.rho !, ~ Shcm's 3
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Annual County Teachers
Association will be held at
Hartville Sept, e, 20 Y 30. The
program viii be published
soon,
e. u. Mcclure.
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IS II NOT WONDERFUL?

Norwood has one Of the best
stores in the County The pro-
prietor does business with the
people, for the people and by the
people come to our counters and
Just watch and see, all the Jumps knocked Oh
the face Of high prices, and the profit dollars
scattered among the people,