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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27
LETTER TO FUN LOVING BOYS.
Bryan Lady Writes OF their Sports At
Austin Manual Training Taught.

Ny Dear Little Boys: | have for
sometime wanted to write and tell
You what fine sports little boys
have in this little city. Usually
city boys don't have much outdoor
sports, but these are exceptions.
I think nearly every boy here
has a wheel and they seem to get
more fun ont OF them than the
average boy. The long hills are
Just fine fun-just start yourself
and away you go, for half a mile
sometimes, il the wheels have the
Coaster break, so they don't even
work their feet. Then they have
the little express wagons, with the
bodies removed and wheels put
farther apart, give these a start
and then lie down and ride to the
foot OF hill, unless they, perhaps,
go astray and land in the ditch at
the side of the streets among the
rocks; that dosen't matter much,
the only matter is to pull the wag-
on to the top again, like Lazy Ned,
but often a friendly driver will tow
them to the top-that pleases them
IT'S very amusing to watch them,
particularly to one who has lived
on level ground always.
This is daytime pleasure; they
have equally as much at night and
more like our home boys. They
all go to the capitol grounds, the
Mecca" for all Austin boys, to
run and play. Ali around are signs,
Keep off the Grass" but a kindly
Cop" who has not forgotten his
boyhood days, like most important
men, turns his blind eye to them,
and they play where they please so
long as they please to be good.
Then it seems TO TO me school is
only another kind of play. They
say a lesson, draw and paint a
little, sing a bit. They don't have
quite as many recesses as you, but
nice long one in the morning,
then they have manual training
and each boy does what "seemeth
best" for him-some hammer, saw,
plane and blacksmith, just as they
choose, and many a laugh do they
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27

Our Dress Goods Section is bright with all
the new coiors and weaves, in plain cloths,
plaids, shadow checks, etc.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27

Children's Shoes. We have them in all
styles, sizes and prices for school or dress
wear. Every pair has our guarantee.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27
ASH POND POSTED.

Notice is hereby given.ihai Ash Pond,
owned by w. $. Mial and located in the
Brazos bottom, has been leased by the Ash
Pond Hunting Club and posted. No tres
passing allowed. Ash Pond Hunting
Club. (d2
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27

In our Staple Department you will find our
stock complete; also the best values in sc
yard-wide Bleached and Brown Domestic
to be found in the city.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27

All the new novelties in plain and plaid
Belts, Hand Bags, Jewel Combs, Brooches,
Fancy Pins, etc, at popular prices.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27
Hon. Jake Moore
Suffered Twenty Years With Indigestion.
Relieved by Kodol for Dyspepsia.
ATLANTA. August 10. 1904.
E. c. DEwrrr & Co., Chicago, III.
ooopLoE YENcY.
Secretary.


E. c. Dewitt & Co.. Chicago, Ill
sirsI suffered than twenty years from Ind
geso About eighteen months had much worse that
could not digest bread and could retain anything
my My heart would beat fast could not Sleep at
times double with pain in the pit of stomach
lost twenty-five pounds fact made up mind that could not
live but short time friend of mine recommended Kodo
Dyspepsia consented y please him and was better ia
one day. now weigh did my life and better
many years Kodo did it. keep bottle constantly
and write this hoping that humanity viii be benefited"
Yours very truly,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27
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properties All other dgesnts and dyspepsia remedies
digest certain food only and lacking reconscs
properties
Kodo Dyspepsia prepared at the laboratory Of E. c.
Dewitt Chicago and is sold by leading druggists everywhere
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27
CALIFORNIA
r ES TAURANT
TOM LEE. Proprietor

First-class Meals Is cents. Open until
10 p. m. every night Saturday nights y.
%Nexs door to Cole Hardware Co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27

Endless varieties of Mems and Boys Hats
and Caps in all the new shapes from the
best Stetson down to the 25c kind.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27

Ladies' Shoes. The famous Drew-Selby
make is still in the lead with all the late
styles in high cuts, college boots, in
button and lace.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-27

Our Mems Shoes are the best money will
buy made of box calf, velour calf, vici kid
and patents, all of standard makes and
guaranteed.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
That Time of En- FITNESS.

I overheard the following converse.
tior recently and it set me thinking,
says writer in the Brown Book Of
Boston.
Why does not Mr.. Brown retire
from business? Surely no has made
enough to retire on
Certainly said the other. che has
plenty to retire on; but, unfortunately,
to use Mr.. Carnegies famous phrase,
he has nothing to retire to-
That was exactly the case. With
all the rich mans getting, he had got
ten nothing to which he could turn for
happiness and employment when
once the machinery OF business
ceased.
II should be part of the education
of the young to store in some safe
place in the heart and fancy voca.
ton, o. even harmless fad; one
which he or she may not have time
for in the rush Of life, INT to which
he happily turns now II then with
the loving whisper, "b. and by" To
most people. if they live to early old
age, comes time Of comparative
Old friends have dropped
by the way; too much reading tires
one; social pleasures pale. Then,
On! then bring out the buried treas
ure, the thing you have waited for
opportunity and time to do-and dc
IT.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
Derivation of Words.

A song of by-sone generation re.
preached the French with calling their
mothers mares" and all their daush.
;ers "fillies'; and it is easy to mag
ne that "t1lly" is connected with file"
AS a matter of fact, the word "filly"
S of Scandinavian origin and is really
/ diminutive OF ''foal." Shakespeare
makes Puck disguise himself in like.
less of a filly foal." Mare" is the
Anglo-Saxon mere" feminine of
'mearh,' horse, trace of which re-
mains in marshal" which properly
signifies master OF the horse.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01

The af;erGIlner orator is born. not
made: the artificial Product takes
hints and copies IN vain. All agree.
however. that the Unexpected goes"
best, Lord chancellor Campbell knew
lhiS when AZ dinner OF authors he sud.
denly rose. asked thar glasses might
We charged. and submitted "Napo.
leon" There were cries uf dissent,
but Campbell went on undisturbed:
we as authors must feel that the
uame OF Napoleon should he held in
sonor. for let us never forget that he
mce shot a publisher That toast
vas drunk with enthusiasm.-Black
ind White.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
D. H. BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.
Years of Experience Insures Proper
and Considerable Attention. Embalming
Carefully Attended To.

Verran repairs shoes at the old stand
Miss Eta Morrison visited at Idaho
Falls Monday.
Home made bread. doughnuts and
cakes at Kinney Bros. 47tf
Get ice cream and cake at the Model
Restaurant after the show 46-tf
Highest cash price for all kinds of
farm produce. Bond Bros. 42tf
The old shoes are easiest. Kinney re-
pairs them on Bridge street.
FOR SALE, cheap buggy and har-
ness. almost new. Ed Bentley. 46tf
Miss Nan McCracken will visit her
home in Kansas next month.
4 full line of garden seeds, grass seeds
and onion sets at Kinney Bros. :39tf.
FOR SALE:-A lot of pulleys and
drop hangers. Republican Office,
\ new line Of muslin underwear and
childrens ready made dresses at Beth.
ans. 4l-tf
Home made Ice Cream and Cake at
the Model Restaurant, like mother used
TO make, Att
You can get that picture framed now
in an upto-d date manner. The Brown
Eldri&ge Furniture Co. Att
We have large envelopes 4x12, open
end. just rsght for filing deeds, policies
and other documents. Republican o.
ce
When the baby talks, it Us time to give
it HOLSTERS Rocky Moentain Tea. It's
the greatest bs6y medicines known to
lowing mothers. 1t makes them eat sleep
and gr@w 35eeents, Tea or Tablets.
Pioneer Drag Store
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
Green Has Eryan Root.

Owing to its derivation the wore
green was originally applied to the
color of vegetation, but not to the
color OF the sea. No application OF
green TO the color OF the sea is
quoted before Chaucer. but as early as
the year 200 it was used for vcgeta,
ton. The word is akin to grass" and
grow which verb originally belong
ed to the vegetable world alone; veg.
etables grew but animals "waxed."
"Grten' comes from an Aryan root
"shahr,' meaning to be green or vel,
low, and yellow gold and "yolk''
come from that same root.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
No Whist.Inq on Board Shin

a civilian on the quarter deck of a
oattleship was waiting TO see an Off
'er, and to beeui!e the teGium Of wait
ing began to whistle popular air
softly. He had not gone far when he
was requested to dcSist Seeking a
reason for this rule. he was told that
Whistling would interfere with boats.
wain's calls. 1T isn't your single
whistle that would cause the trouble"
he was told, but if whistItng We're al
Owed, there would be a chorus of It
going on most OF the time. and then
the boatswain's whistle would stand
Door chance Of being heard"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
Good. BY"

And they knew not that even ther
the" We're saying good by. From Some
where.
Brother. this one thing member
l'nde, meath the archirR sky
Known is every word Of greeting,
Any word may be- sood-hy
Years av1 ~ old pompeii
Said a lover, Might is :,ieh:"
Then the lava scared and covered.
And those words Were his good-by'
All. how nan" say Ito morrow
Flushing neck and kirdled eye,
Touching whom Gods awful finger
OF to. morrow makes good -byi'
Should we not to those who love us
Gsrtle ne until we dieo
Known is cry word Of greeting.
Any word may be good by,
New orlrarS PicaNune.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
so a |. .ac.e CnAa-

CONhE I GO before a little ayay
DOWN. the ir"d road youi tender rect
must Gare
70 put ssis,e the hfamble and the tars
That wait 10 @@uGA Won on !. batter day;
20 mark each fbriDg path that leads
aStraS
&ith eyes Glas1e clear fesEg since In
steTF4ar air
And hare the gpitfall and the hidden
GHxne
That lusk to t:;lsig NnU S.nrow ard dis
may.
Could hut ga :. little w. before,
UntusDred ciESsd heart, trusting inno-
cerice,
How gladly would suffer for your
,ssihe
Old wounds. rsapened 10 the ,quh'k keen
core:
Applying God, That such soft feet
ehould ta5Se
The long. rough hishway of experience!
--FTftaan r. Greer. IL! Deiihe"t tor.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01

Baled hay at Bond Bros. 45tf
Cliff Hayes was in Pocatelfo Saturday.
Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
A. L. Fowler spent Sunday in Pocatel-
10.
f. c. Barker and family will move to
Boise.
Charlie Bergman spent Sunday and
Monday here.
Pickles of every kind at the Pacific
Meat Market. 42tf
Board and clean bed for 500 a week
at the Model Restaurant. Il If
WANTED experienced dining
room girl. Cottage Hotel. 4Stf
The finest and best line of skirts and
waists in town at Bethans. 45-tf
Mrs +. A. Sweet returned to her
home in Pocatello Saturday
Pictures framed while you wait at The
Brown ldridge Furniture Co. 44.tf
Miss Edith Doud has gone to visit
relatives in Colorado and Iowa,
FOR SALE Some choice town lots.
With good water right. T. A, Hayes
w. d. Trego returned Sunday morn
ing from business trip to Salt Lake.
Gordan Brand ladies' ard children's
hose wear we'll, Ask for them at Beth
ans. 45-tf
Mrs. Fred Vogler Of Red Rock was in
town last Saturday shaking hands with
friends
The Short Line has been CRYING the
Blackfoot depot y coat of psJint on the
inside.
The Short Line wants Thousand men
on the Msryss,lle branch 'pailding into
the Park.
Miss Madge Smith and Miss Glare
jackson have gone TO thei, homes near
Sioux CITY, IOWA.
Plenty Of money to loan ON easy teruas
at 8 pee cent. Enquire Of Basnhart,
Stone 4 Parkinson. 4ltf,
We get fresh eggs, nails and garden
products from our farm Aailly. Try oa,r
meals Model Restaurant. 43sf.
Miss VanaerbeIg will vasit friends AZ
Billings and 60 frem there to her home
in Michigan for the sumaoer.
MONEY TO IOAN-At 8 per cent
Plenty of it. Blacs<foot Real Estate Co. |
See them sure il you wish to borrow. 4Stf
Fred Morse who sells printing house
goods was here Monday talking to the
boys about the price of EN- aOads, news
ink, job sticks, &c.
Mrs. W. H. Barnhart who is visiting |
at Toledo Iowa will attend tine meeting |
of the National Federation Of Women's !
clubs at st. Paul early in June.
Mrs. JOS. Acuff leaves tomorrow for |
Albion to witness the commencement |
exercises at the Normal school and ac-
company her daughter Eta home.
Fred 2. Miller. the blacksmith has
opened shop in the Kennedy Addition,
and is prepared to repair all kinds of
farm machinery. Bring in your tools
that need fixing. 41-tf
What's the good of keeping from him
Any good things you may see.
That will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea.
Pioneer Drug Store.
Mrs. A. n. Anderson came down from
Moore Tuesday and in company with
her daughters Julia and Lily went to
Montpelier to be present at the com
exercises there. Mrs. An
derson's law, Mr.. Fred Willis is
the principe of the Montpelier school
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01
Tailoring.

l wish to announce that have opened
FIRST class tailoring parlors over Boyle
Bros. a Co. and ann now ready to serve
the public make a speciality Of clean
ing pressing and repairing, and solicit
your patronage L. A. BUM.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-06-01

Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Try the Model Restaurant. for nice
meals.
viii Batten went to kemera Wyoming
on Monday.
Miss Rebecca Wright was in Pocatel-
10 Saturday,
FOR RENT One four-room house.
Mrs F. c. Barker. 4Stf
&. +. Hansbrough made flying trip
to Boise this week.
Try a loaf of bread, received fresh
every day at Holbrooks. Al If
Phone number 100 and get Jones. the
drayman. He pays the freight.
7. S. Morrison and wife leave Sunday
for a months visit in Illinois.
Editor Citizens of the Shelley indie
pendent spent Sunday in Blackfoot.
Fine baled hay at Biethan's, timothy
and alfalfa, 75c per cwt., $3.50 per ton.
Ladies, call and see the nice new line
OF Bissel}s carpet sweepers at Biethan's 5.
Mrs, Harry Gesas is visiting at Balti~
more and reports the weather very hot
there,
Royal Worcester Corsets are best, as
they are comfortable and durable. Bic
than's. 4l-tf
When preparing for picnic dos1 t for
get Kinney Bros canned meats snd bot
tied goods. 43tf
FOR RENT A tour room house in
the Elmwool Addition. 1nqaire of r.
Rasmussen. T-tf
J.E. Shrek was up from Pocatello
Monday. He wants men and TEAMS for
canal work.
Earthquakes cut NO figure with old
shoes. Get them repaired at Vegran's,
on Main street. 45tf
Melvin Sweet has LEASED the Arco
Hotel for three years and will taihe pos
session July LIST.
j. N. Workman was here last SatUu'-
day in the interest of the Pacific Colon
1ation coanpany.
A suburban Blacksmith escapes the
'hsgh renss. Try me for general repair
ing. Fred p. Msller. 4l.tf
Ice cteam and cake at all Sours at the
Model Restaurant. Bememtssr this after
shows and parties. A6-tf
Albert Miller wiz soon loe released
from esHarantiNra. We has had hard
siege oe small ygx.
Full line 1t window Shades, brass
curtaia poles ana sash rods at The
Brown .Eldridge Furniture Co.'S. 44-tf.
J. IT, Rice IT Montpelier viii pass
through here Monday morning earoute
to Alberta with 4. party d 'homeseekers.
New goods avlwing daily at the only
exclusive furnit&re store in Blaekfoot-
The Brown Eldrsage FurElture Co. ATT
Don't forget that Red Spot on the bot
tun rubber boots will wear twice as long
as any other make. For sale at Biethan's.
HOUSES FOR RENT One well-ar
ranged eight room house in best resi- !
denee part of town. L. M. CArPs. i4-tf
We just received "a new assortment of
beautiful rags, and they are beauties. |
The Brown Eldridge Furniture Co. "A, If
E. W. Rowles is agent for the Troy |
Steam Laundry of Salt Lake. Goods
Jailed for and delivered. Ring Phone
rs. 46 If |
We make window shades to lit all size
window: no waiting to send OUT of town
or them The Brown-E ldrige Furniture
20. 44-tf |
We put up lunches for fishermen and |
oicrlickers and send meals out when
wanted. Our phone is 81. Model Res
aurant. lJtf
Cabbage and tomato plants for sale
Cabbage plants at 80 cents a hundred
md tomato plants at cent apiece
os. Wilson r. f. D. No. 2 It.
Geo. Bumgarner writes from Nampa
hat they are NnrY mnch nlnaSed with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Best HOusefurnishings
An Underprice Sale in fhe Rosemen

Coal HeafiRg, Coal Cooking
and Oil St0Ues
"The Flirt" Cylinder Coal Heat
ing Parlor Stove-a very power
full heater; made OF sheet iron,
with heavy castingsi shaking and
dumping CRATE; bronze top orna-
ment; anti-cllnker door, full nick
el-plnted trimmings, the No. 10
special at 81. rs; the Sc Tx
No. S.............. ..Ve eC
Square Parlor Heating Stove
very attractive, bronze top orns-
ment; direct draft and is a self
feeder; fully n~ickel-plated trim
mings; bulged panel doors; all Of
the 1908 Improvements o very
powerful heaters n having IL.
Inch firepot, regular price SIG,
tomorrow at SI0.7 8 lO-inch
firepot, regular price SO FE
$f4.5O, tomorrow at 100 y
With the above two heaters we
give one full length Of pipe, elbow
and dampef and will set stove up
complete In your house In any OF
the five boroughs free OF charge.
"Our New Dandy Coal Cooking
Stove-one of the best and most
heavily constructed coal ranges on
the market; extra heavy castings
and large cabinet base; large
square oven, and is guaranteed to
be an excellent baker and rooster.
Regular price Of the No. s Is
$l3.5oi tomorrow at $500.
Regular price Of the o.
No. I is Si2.5o; to- $X.50
morrow at ...,.....,, osOO
You can get an extra shelf for
This stove Tor $2.75. Complete
with the shelf it will make a stove
that YOU cannot get for less than
Sl8 anywhere in the city.
stcaconds' have 10 90 Ell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
$24 Brass Bedsteads at S
Mattresses and Springs

Mattresscs-made OF pure South
American hair In Its natural color;
fill weight, 40 pounds; covered
with A. c. A. or fancy ticking; one
or two parts; AS size. Reg $40
ular price, S22; special. no
Mattresses = made Of our No. 2
South American hair; extra good
quality; full weight, 40 pounds;
Covered with A. c. A. or fancy
ticking; one or two parts; 4-6
size. Regular price, SIS; STE
special. 1O
Mattresses-made OF our No. /
mixed hair, splendid quality; full
weight, 40 pounds; made to ORDER
covered with the best quality of
A.. C. A. or fancy ticking; one or
two parts; AS size. Reg S1O
ular price, SIS; special, AZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Fresh Meats

We deliver fr,sh mats b'tween the Battery
and iI0th strest.
LEGS or FANCY SPRING LAMB 14c
ib '''''E'
LEGS or CHOICE CANADA 11Ac
MUTTON, ib.................r INV
CHOICE CUTS OF PLATE OR Ec
NAVEL CORNED BEEF; lb........ ~
SELECTED FRESH KILLED 1Gc
BROlLERS; ib....,............... AoS
SHORT PoRE-ouAbTERS OF 6ir
CANADA MUTTONj lb,. ......... Wy
Fq}EEE Re- 'oy 4 OF SPRING lie
cHfN2 d EBEsH KILLED K BOIL 12c
FRESH sa5. MADE 6oJNTRY S 4 lie
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27

Women's Vests-of ribbed cotton;
also side band drawers; slightly
fleeced; will wear SPLEEN q
didly; special at........ AON
Womcn's Vests OF Drawers-made
OF an extra fine quality of ribbed
cotton; the vests have long or short
sleeves; these garments come In
white and cream; they are slightly
fleeced; silk ribbon at neck and
silk embroidered down front;
good values at 65c; Fri Ga
CO
Women's Egyptian Vests-of fine
cream color, ribbed cotton; hand
embroidered silk trimming on
front and neck. long or short
sleeves; drawers have satin band
and double tapes with pearl but
tons on side; in regular A0o
and extra sizes; special at ECN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Children's Coats
Way Below
Regular Value

From 0 MuKeT WITH WHUm VIC
deal largely all the year round we
bought a sample line OF beautiful
coats. In ell there are about rs.
They are made OF the very finest
materials and as we'll as samples
can be nade-that means the best.
No two are alike. The prices for
which they sell regularly range
from $40 to $50. Tomorrow you
can buy them here at q saving OF
from 40 TO SO per cent. Sizes for
children from z to S years.
Infants All Wool Knitted and
Elan -e,ct Jsckcts-in plain co..
or fancy trimmed. rs @
: 39c values tomorrow at ~
~ .,ef Cco-er S.ore. Second p nor. Cent ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27

PANCAKE FLOUR--PountaIn quality, new
pack; makes delicious cakes, dozen 10c
ei.eu' package. AAS
MOCHA AND JAVA COFPEH-,he Original
popular blendI told only In the 6legei
cooper R'ocerY 5 lbs. S .20I 4 lbs. CQe
va
MARACAIBO COFFEE-or rich Golden
aantos S'iise; frisn IRON the rooster; 16c
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA-Fermos,
OJ4ong, Int ia C.yion and III Use va.
istesi $ lbs, $s.76;3 lbs, Si.t5l 6nc
'....'..s.....s... -. 80, ....u WV
FAMILY TEAS-incild ing mixed, Gunpow-
der, Young Hyson, Japan, Csylon, Enei's /
breakfast and Oolona, 10 lbs, CQc
s2.4ti 4 be-, Sill lb........ ...... <OI
FRESH FRUIT JAMS-Hszei Purs Ped
Co..; all varieties, lnciud n2 orange mar
%rnalaae; lib. glass, don, $I.50; 1fe
5-lh. Jar, lac; jar.s.....- ........... Ivy
BORAx SCAP-HazeI bgsf family; to-
laundry an o lses old uses; box co 1Qa
bars, S2.e5; ~ lar, 81; IL bars... fOS
DRARE'S CELEBRATED POUND GAZE
favorite ~pariefss 35fl5s., SEC; lb..s. Us
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27

The model OIL Heating Stove
the thing you need these chilly
mornings and evenings; can be
carried from room to room with
perfect safety; and, above all, il
smoke or odor; special, ~ZsAO
Miscellaneous
Galvanized Coal Hols-No. 01
l6; special at.......... Z(C
Curtain St,etchers-size 6 bv IL
#. with retinned pins, can be
folded UP; and when not in use
take up very little room; AAa
tomorrow at............ 4CC
Step Ladders-5-foot; made very
strong and substantial, O
with pail rest; at. ..... 4Cc
Bissell's Columbia
Carpet Sweepers- ST Ak
special at .......... AsEO
Ironing B~oards-on a folding stand
that can be folded up when not in
usei take up but little room;
made OF hard wood and
are strong and durable; M
special at. OON
Parlor Rrooms = extra
grade; made of select Pr
otOSh
Turkey Feather Busters
liz inches long; reg NJ
ularly Csc, at......... AON
Scrub Brushes-good quail
ity Tampico; regularly Go
loo; at W.
ALI Bristle Dust Brushes
Regularly 25e; to-mor- Qo
row ....f.. AON
Galvanized Wash Tubs
good size; just the thing NOO
FOR a small family; at. AON
eWhere for a marker We do
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-27
Fresh Vegetables


FANCY RED ONION.
FANCY WHITE ONIONS. o-9t
FAkCf YELLOW ONIONS, loasket,
NEW CARROTS, 0So
BLOOD BEE1S,
YELL OW TURNIPS,
SWEET POfAfOES-fancy kiln !H0c
dried; e:9.. baskst.,::;...:~.....,.t wv
MAINE SUGAR CORN-Fountain quality;
guaranteed the cram Of the Maine
pack case. 2 DOR, $l.75; dozen, 19e
Sf.40s ah............-... ..s...sI S
NEW ASPARAGUS-Fountain quality, large,
white and fsnder stalks; lust arrived 90n
from Californlei doz. So. 50i larg: oin wv
APPLES extra fancy green .ng, for 90o
baking OF cooking; 6-ot. askef.....s oNS
PEARS-selecied secSel pears or crab 9En
apples; SO. basket ................ cOS
FIG BARs-marshmaIlow operas. walnut
marshmallows O.: currant truir 12Lo
2 .bea 3Sc; l6:,.....s~
lIa Brightons or az Newtons: 2 lbs, I9e
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