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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-01-18
AT the Churches.
METHODIST.

METHODIST.
Methodist Episcopal Church; Ed
gar E. Clough, Pastor. Class Meet
ing 1000 o'clock; preaching, 1890;
Sunday School, $500 M; Epworth
League $50; preaching, 7:30.
Subject of sermon next Sunday
morning, why Different Results?"
Subject of evening sermon, "Test-
ings preparation for usefulness. 4"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-01-18
PITY the Man.

Look at the man.
His eyes are wild, his countenanIo
contorted, as with grief or rage.
What is the matter with this man?
Listen.
He left the new coal shovel in the
bin last spring, and the coal man has
just dumped seventeen tons Of coal
in on top of it.
And this is the eighteenth time his
wife has mentioned the matter.
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Card Of Thanks

We extend our thanks to the
friends who assisted us during Our
late bereavement by the death of
our son and brother.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN WEBERG
AND FAMILY.
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AsKEw.-At Grand Rapids, Mimi,
Jan. IA, 1906, Dwight S. Askew,
of peritonitis, aged 33 years, 4
months and IA days.
The deceased was the son OF
Mrs. Betsey Askew and a brother OF
Frank Askew of this city, who have
the sympathy of all friends in this
bereavement. The remains were
brought here Monday evening and
the funeral was held from the family
residence on Maple street Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. D. B. Spencer con-
ducsing the services.
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For SALF.-A number of regis
tered Shropshire rams, B. w. Ut
MAN.
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DIED..

BAILEY.-At her home in the town
of Troy, Saturday evening, Jan.
13, 1906, of paralysis of the heart,
Mrs. Josephus Bailey, aged So
years, 4 months and Is days.
The death of Mrs. Bailey was
very sudden. In the act of handing
her husband match to light Ian
tern she dropped into his arms and
expired. Her sudden death was a
shock to her family, and TO her
many friends, both those from the
vicinity of her old home and the
new ones she had made since her
residence here.
The maiden name of the deceased
was Mehitabel H. Cunningham.
She was born at Adams, Green
county, this state, August 26, 1847.
Sept. 9, 1867 she was married to Jo-
sephus Bailey at Mineral Point.
The family moved to their present
home from Cobb, Iowa county, Nov.
8, 1902. Mrs. Bailey was loyal,
active member of both the Woman'S
Relief Corps and the Women's Tenn
perance Union. In these two or
CARNATIONS and in the community
at large she had won many friends
since her residence in this vicinity,
friends who will cherish her memo
ry in affection and high esteem.
She is survived by her husband
and eight children, one son, twelve
years of age, and twin babes hav-
ing preceded their mother TO the
grave. The surviving children are,
Mrs. James Harvey, Mrs. Milton r.
Pritchett, Homer E., Edith A., Yer
ME L., Loretta w., all of this vicin-
ity, and w. Scott, of Loyal, this
state. She also leaves of near rela4
lives one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Ga
briel of Unionville Center, Ohio,
and two brothers-Henry Cunning
ham of Dodgeville, this state, and
Alfred Cunningham of Chicago, Ill.
The funeral was held Tuesday af-
ternoon, Rev. E. E. Clough conduct
ing the service. All her children
were present at the funeral.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-01-18

WANTED-Renter for Farm, stock
ed with cows, sheep and hogs. Ad-
dress Box 1878, Hudson, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-01-18

SHIELDED CORN FOR SALE-At Ell
liott & Wasson's warehouse. Good
yellow corn from southern Iowa.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-01-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Christian Science services in Ire
mont Building, room ia every Sun
day at 1890 a. m. Subject next
Sunday, Love"
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BAPTIST.

Services next Sunday by the pas
tor, morning and evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-01-18

For SALE-A short-horn bull and
Poland-China boar. Enquire at
this office.
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THE LOCAL MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Following are the prices paid by
River Falls merchants and dealers
for farm products, etc, to-day:
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EZEKIEL LUTHERAN,

Service will be held Sunday eve
ming, Jan. Fl, at 7:30, by Rev. n. L.
Blomholm.
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Notice..

All parties knowing themselves
indebted to Barg & Johnson will
please call and settle same at once.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Temperatures taken at the Norm
al school at six o'clock q. m. by
Frank Thayer.
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Smoke caused the most annoyance.
A young man of this city has been
elevated to sudden prominence and
popularity by the rumor that, as the
heir of rich uncle, he had come in
to possession of vast fortune.
Congratulations were numerous and
ELUSIVE as a consequence. 1t was
said an attorney of the city had the
will in his possession and the mon
ey was on deposit. This attorney
was asked as TO the facts in the case
and about all that was definitely
learned was that the fees would
absorb the whole fortune in contro-
versy.
N. A. Nelson auctioned off some
of his household goods last Satur-
day and wants to sell his residence
on Sd street and the manufacturing
building opposite the JOURNAL of
fee. He intends to move to North
Dakota to work at his trade as con-
tractor and builder. There are in
dications of boom in building in
the towns along the railways in
northwestern North Dakota the
coming season and Mr.. Nelson, who
has a wide reputation for good
workmanship, has been repeatedly
urged to come out there and take
advantage of the building situation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Curtain Net Csc Yard

Arabian curtain net; As inches wide;
heavy double thread; suitable for cur
tains Of all kinds; good value at 45c. On
sale Monday, on the third floor, the
yard, 25c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Pillow Cases 101~
Hamstitched .............--...-.-x%ZN

A hundred dozen made Of fine quality
muslin with neat spoke stitch; large
size, being 45x36 inches; they are go
ing to go quickly at this price; Mon
day on the third floor, each 121ac.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Sale Starts Monday on the Third Floor
En~ 72x9O Sheets, $50 Dozer
VUA 3-Inch Hens to 9 a. m. ..........

In
yards wide by A yards
inch these
a.
material
will sell
dealers mail orders the third floor;
be prompt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
..ll()(
Pillow Cases, 42x36-Inch
Right Way of Cloth-No Phone Orders

inches
with Snh and made the right of the CLOTH material
th floor this sale
a %
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
$500 Table Covers $l.4S

Two yards square; mercerized armures;
heavy knotted fringe all around; desirable
line of colors; pretty for dining room tables;
$500 values Monday, on the third foor
each, $1.48.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Curtain Corners ALI Perfect
From Full Pairs Worth to $1,000. .......


b.
i
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22

Sheets that measure ~ yards wide by 21s yards
long; made from good quality sheeting; the
seamless ones; just figure the cheapest grade of
sheeting by the yard and it would cost you more
than selling this sheet ready for use;
on the third floor; an opportunity for house
wives and hotelkeepers; each SOC.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
5Ox9O Sheets, Hemmed
Worth 4Oc-Three to a Customer :.
2,I55c 5

a
y sheeng Snch hem at top they exceptional values at 4oc
opportunity limit the quantity three customer
floor Monday, EACH
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Hercules Sheets
TOv0n Gi1a

Hercules" sheets, 72x9O; yards wide
by 21s long; 9-inch hem at top; fin
ished seam in center; these are the kind
that wear; Monday, third floor, each.
SOC.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Music

On the third floor; all the
popular and classic hits. We
can save you something
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Pillow Cases
Right Way of Cloth.
155(

Very heavy unbleached sheets with
3-inch hem at top; finished seam IN
center; 81x90 size; wear and wash well;
third floor for this sale; lay in a good
supply at this price of 45c each.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
0N~ Pillow Cases
.ZVC 4sxs6 Inch ..................

Made from very good quality muslin; large size
pillow cases that measure 45x36 inches with a
coed 3-inch hem; the kind you should have for
wear and service; opportunities of this kind don't
come very often; buy all you want at this price;
they are on sale Monday on the third floor,
each &c.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
7RoomSj RrSSIS RuoS q M r tn
2 s'sse @s $l35 5O Fine lace Curtains W


20
the hire doorea ah,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
$500 Wilton Rugs $l4.5O

Persian patterns in sizes s-3x11-6; rich COL
oring, in that heavy silky pile; vegetable dyes
used in these make them fast colors; usual
$25.O0 values. On sale Monday (third foor),
each, $14.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
Hair Dressing

And manicuring; on the bal
cony, head of aisle 4. We
make a speciality of hair
work.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22

The kind that are cut full and generousl!
long; some have yokes of fine tucking, other
of embroidery and tucks; made from goot
materials; worth regularly 75c; Monday, sec
ond floor, each, ACC.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
$3.50 Velvet Rugs $l.4S

Choose from Wilton velvet and Administer
rugs; size 27x54 inches; plenty of variety; rich
patterns and coors that you will appreciate;
they have soft heavy pile; very excellent val
ue at $3.50. Monday (third f1oor), choice, $1.4S.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-22
$500 Art Squares $685.
$1O.5O Brussels Rugs $7.9S

In oriental patterns and Persian designs;
Brussels rugs that measure 6x9; just what
you are looking for for hall and dens; they
wear we'll, are very pretty and usually sell
at s1O.5O. Monday (third floor), each, S.9S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-10
CHOICE FALLS ON
HAMILTON WARD
Continued from First PageD

trlct of Columbia for the office of national
historian. which he has held for four sue
cessve terms. Capt. Mitchell was elected
unanimously.
1t Is stated thai Commandment -cnief-
elect Ward will announce tonight the APP
pontment OF adjutant general and quar-
termaSter general.
Commander-in chief Miller said that
there rr.! He0n co n"e~ieS rs to WHY
President Roosevelt had not reviewed
the p. ct "a .,p.rI,.~N ~ ar NeteranS yes
terday. He explained that the President
was very busy man and had consented
20 either ride in the parade, or review 1t,
or to extend to his comrades of the Span
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SEWING SILK,

I0c. SCISSORS, &C.
Nickeled S e e | DreS S.
makers Scissors and Shears,
strongly made with brass
bolt and nut. All sizes.
Values worth up to ~
100. a pair. THURS NC.
DAY
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Western Golf Tourney at Chicago.

CHICAGO. October 1o.-The tournament
OF the Western Professional Golfers Asso-
citation opened today on the links of the
Calumet Club in very cold weather and a
high wind. Twelve of the best-known pro-
fessionals In the west are entered and the
tournament is expected to last three or four
DAYS.
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Record Breaking Weather In Ohio.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. october Hazardous
points throughout Ohio report record-break-
ing weather today. At GAINESVILLE the snow
fell for three hours and the rema rkable
thing about 1t is that the snow came be-
fore any frost had fallen in that vicinity
At Findlay the report is sent out that an
inch Of snow fell. breaking all records there
for this time of the year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-10

The FaS hiouahlc Lace
Wells, for fall wear. In
white or black. These are
full 112 yards long and
sell regularly at I'M
$l.25. THURS Il VG,
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sOC. BETTING 26t

The new Bayadere Ribbon
Betting. the seasons latest
fad for belts. Worn with
any costume. In all the
favored cOloringS.
Regular price. O<-
DAY
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RIBBONS. 25C.

Special lot of the popular
Plaid Ribbons. up to )
inches wide In all the
latest color com - %
b i n "A t o n $. ASN,
TIL RSDAY.....
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BRACELETS. &c

IN. ANLLL y, 4VN.
Gold-plated Bracelets. in
correct sly es. including
Nethersole. round and fiat
shapes. With or without
stone settings. Also hinged
Gate Bracelets.
Values worth up ~
to CSC. THURS II &C.
DAY
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cded upon, and the delegates and the
visiting members We're notified to as
semble at the Ebbitt House at 40
O'clock To-Day to proceed to the White
House in a body Maj Miller assured the
delegates. therefore, that there had been
no lack of courtesy or regard by the
President in not reviewing the parade.
Oklahoma City Next Year.
The question of selecting the city in
which To hold the next national encamp-
tent was then taken up and Commander
in-Chief Miller read from a mass of docu-
ments urgent invitItions to the Spanish
War Veterans to hold their next annual
encampment in the 70 flowing cities: Nor
folk. Va: Saginaw, Mich: Niagara Falls.
n. Y; San Antonio. Tex; Richmond Va;
Boston. Mass: Atlantic City. n. j.; Okla
homa City: pe2ye~, Colo; ST. Paul. Mimi.
and Spokane, Wash.
Speeches We're made favorng Richmond.
Va. by Col. UrelI o, this city. Capt La
Nasuricr of Richmond and others. Ad-
dresses were also made i'll favor of Okla
homa. Denver and St. Paul a ballot
then taken, which resulted in the selection
of oklahoma City. Okla. the encamp-
ment city for 1907. In the voting Rich
mond, Va, was second and ST. Paul. Mimi,
third.
pr Laura Hughes president of the Span
fish American War Nurses. was introduced
TO the assemblage by Commander in Chief
Miller. She requested the veterans to as
sist the nurses to be placed on the pension
roll of honor. Mrs. Hughes said that there
was only distinction without difference
between the Spanish war so,ders and the
Spanish war nurses
"You were enlisted" she said; I'VE
tracted for. We are therefore Spanish war
veterans.
DIR. Anita Newcomb MCGEE. who enjoys
the distinction of being the only woman
member OF a camp of Spanish War Vet
Grams, was presented to the convention as
the past president OF the Spanish War
Nurses.
The encampment Icy unanimous vote di
regted the national committee on legislation
10 urge the p"Ssagc Of the proposed bill
favoring the placing of the nurses on the
pension roll as desired.
y resolution was presented by Mai. Fred
s HOdGs1n favorng the recognition of the
1-ineal Society Of the Spanish War, com
posed OF the wives. mothers. sisters, daugh-
tors and widows of soldiers of the war with
Spain. as a patriotic womans organic ttion.
The matter referred to the committee
OF resolutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-10

Ioc. HAT PINS. 2Hc.
Special lot of Jet and
Fancy Crystal Hat Pins. in
a variety of shapes. Worth
&c. and Ice. ~1<
each: THURS GlACo
DAY. 4 z
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cr | ACES J.Mc

N. II = ~, /@Ns
Heavy Quality German
Torchon Laces. in a variety
of desirable patterns and
widths. The kind that
s S7:e: 3 Ess g yS. 1 Sic.
THU RSDAY.. U
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TETET *'TT%FE &

SHOE BUTTONS, &c.
Black Shoe Buttons. one
quarter gross on a ~
card; sold regularly ZC
at SC. THURSDAY.
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roc. NIGHT

GOWNS, 25c.
Children striped Flan-
ne.ette Night Gowns. yoke
back and front. also Flan-
neiette Petticoats. with and
without waists. ruffles and
scalloped edge.
Regular 39c. val ~
ues. r II L r S. ZSC.
DAY
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Promotion of Rife Practice.

\ resolution. offered by Maj"r Taylor E.
Brown of the Department OF Illinois. was
adopted, setting forth that it is tn" sense
OF the enrampmen, that the promotion of
rifle firms will hc stimulated and increased
by such measures and regulations as will
permit members OF this organization. either
individually. or 10y camps. or by auxiliary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-10
IlNOIECM. 2Oc

Worth SOC. and 75c. yd.
The manufacturers short
pieces and remnant lengths
of Extra Heavy Quality
Floor LinoleumS. in s-quar-
ter width. Line of attractive
patterns. Grades sold regu-
larly 1T sc. and
oc- a square ON
yard. THURS ZUN
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zoe. HAND BAGS, 25c

soc. HAND BAGS, 25c.
N ives style Leather
Hand Bags, in fiat pocket
book shapes, with double
flap and fastener. Also
Deep Carriage Bags, in sew
eral styles, with riveted
frames and leather handles.
Regular SOC. and -
5Oc. values. -ZSC,
RSDAY.
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IOC. HA\DkER-
CHE rs

Another big lot of women
All Pure Linen HemstitC he'd
HandkercEiecs which we
bought in their unlaundeTed
condition from an importer
and saved - per cent In
buying this way. p
Regular price Zoe. &C.
THURSDAY ......
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REFERS, csc.

Worth up to $40.
Fall weight Cloth Refers,
in plain and fancy mix
lures. with and without
collars. Neatly trimmed.
. to 6-year sizes.
Values worth up no
to s.. 20. THURS WSN
DAY
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Doc. PILLOWS

~ OoN.
Special lot of 2.n Large
Size Feather Pillows for
double beds. Filled with
sanitary feathers and coy
cred with good, durable
ticking. warranted feather
proof. Regular
sc. kind. THURS XWT
DAY. " - Se
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o8c. kIMONOS. 6lc.

OSC. Il NONOS, O3C.
Special lot OF Fancy
Moleskin KimonO Sacques.
tie newest for fall wear.
Mad" with shirred back and
belt. Fin sned with silk
scalloped edge. Tight fit
ting sleeves and cuffs. Rib
Ion low at neck In a
splendid assortment of
pretty colorings.
OCULAR Csc. An
value. THURS QDVC
DAY .....
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HAIRPINS, 7c.
I'D to IOc.

w OTth UP 10 I9C.
Superior Quality H orn
Hairpins, in tortoise shell
or amber finish. Straight.
curved and crimped shapes.
One dozen on a card
worth from 121ac. IT,,
to 19c. THURSDAY.
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I2c. COAL

I2c. COAL
SHONELS, 7c.
Galvanized Iron Coal
Skovels, with extra
long handle. Sod r.
usually at l2c. each. IC.
THURSDAY .....
15c. COAL SLEEVES, &C.
Round Oak Frame Coal
Sleeves, with strongly braced
bottoms. Regular
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JoIIC 7 ACES &C

Special lot of pint
d Esprit Laces. in 4 variety
of pretty patterns. for trim
ming purposes. Reg
ular l0c. and l212c. F.
values. THU RS sc.
DAY.
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CURTAINS. So 20

~ IN IL No, ,pZ.Z0.
Nottingham Lace Curtains,
3l2 yards long, and ~ to 90
inches wide; in a good as
sortment of b-and-new pat
terms for fall and winter.
Including latest novelty de-
signs. Worth
$500 and $40 10 ~~
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GIRLS DRESSES. 4oc.

Worth up to So.
Girls Wash Dresses of
Bingham and Chambray. in
Sailor, Peter Thompson.
Peter Pan and Blouse
styles. sizes 1 to IA years
in the lot. Remainders OF
our regular stock nv
sold up to 81. 4tWCe
THURSDAY
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soc. GOWNS. 46c

SIC. bOW ND, 4OC:
Womens heavy quality
Flannelette Night Gowns,
yoke trimmed with fancy
washable braid. Neat
stripes. sizes
lar &c. value. 40C.
THURSDAY .....
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SIX BOILERS. OOc.

Seamless Granite Iron
II a m Boil ers,
large large IS, size e, .; sold d. MNc
THURSDAY $500.
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zoe. CENTER

PIECES, 20c.
All pure Linen Japanese
Center Pieces. size - by
- inches. Sold
regularly at .nc. ~0
each. T II L R s. ZWGe
DAY .....
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loo REL rs

10C. BFLIS, 1OC.
G. h i Dire s Buster
Brown" Patent Leather
Belts, in black or red. Made
of good quality double
faced patent leather, with
dip front. Neat
harness buckles.
Regular 19c. val II d NC
ue. THURSDAY.
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LOG RRAIDS. s

White and Fancy Colored
Featherstitche Braids. in
neat patterns. c-yard pieces.
sold regularly at g. S-
and 1Oc. THURS ~ -
Ia
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SOC. TABLE
LINEN IS

LIN En-. 20.
Strictly First-quality Mcr-
ceriZed Satin Table Dana Sk;
measures full - inches
wide. Snowy white. with
perfect luster. Double tin
finish. Patterns include
chrysanthemum, spot. star.
pansy and many others.
r h / $ cloth is counted
good value at sc.
yard THURS Al Sr
DAY
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Leaders i'm Groceries.

NNNNlNl It'll VIII WNCU 49,
Jersey brand Evaporaed Cream condensed
milk large sold for 15c
Test Breakfast Food regularly loc package I2c
BIB cans of String Beans regularly
Challenge brand Lima Beans, regularly l2c
Mixed Vegetables, for making regularly
lies Jaw Marmo Coffee regularly
Burnhams Jeycon delicious jelly regularly Toe
a package
Wilson ketchup. regular 1Oc bottles
bartlett Pears in heavy syrup regularly 1oc ......'zc
of Cream Corn regularly
Armours "Verbes Potted Ham and Tongue. &c
Jars Of German Mustard regularly
Rumfords
Armours Laundry Soap cake. .........1c:
Oleine Laundry Soap regularly three lOc
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zoe. GARBAGE

CANS, soc.
Galvanized Iron Carriage
Cans, with tight-titting COW
er. r e gu ar
price, SOC. Regu- OM
lation size. Owe.
THURSDAY.