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a factory or 1t and wiIf continue tfie manufacture of their dog food there as soon as the factory is completed.
 John Lobdell has been improving ms house by having new wide veran- da built across the front''an both sides
 Morris L. Wilson is adding to the ap- pearance and comfort of his home by building wide veranda across the front and south sides.
 MT and Mrs Frank Read, MT and Mrs David Nicholson and daughter. Florence of Syracuse, N. Y, and Mrs Charles Bradstreet of Albany. N Y., are with MT and Mrs Arthur Hubble II for two weeks stay
 Elmer B. Disbrow of Cross Highway has good driving horse, rubber tire buggy and harness he is offering for sale at a very low figure. MT Disbrow also has a number of other cheap hor- ses for sale.
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Greenfield Hill.
THE COUNTRY CLUB FAIR

The dates of the Greenfield Fair, Sep
 tember 10, II, 12, is near and A. C.
 Acker is busy with the distribution o1
 premium lists and the advertising mat ter. On the 26th work will begin ore.
 pairing the grounds, clearing up build Ings etc., under the directions of Su- perentendent of Grounds Much in- terest IS being shown in the dog and horse classes. Seven silver cups being offered to be contested for in the horse classes assures a display of fine ami mals and close rivalry. The Greenfield Country Club having become a mem Der of the American Kennell Club will hold competition with the scales of that organization. This will make tns>SepaEtment one of great interest to lovers of the dog as none but regis tered animals can compete. Compe- tent judges will pass on their merits and every one having the coveted Blue Ribbon attached to their pet may be sure they possess the best. It must not be taken that everything else will be sighted for fine blooded stock
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ENDORSED BY THE COUNTRY.

The most popular remedy in Otsego county. and the best friend of my fam ily." writes Wm. M. Dietz. editor and publisher of the Otsego Journal, Gill bertsville. N. Y., lis Dr Kings New Discovery. It has proved to be an infallible cure for coughs, and colds. making short work of the worst of them
 We always keep bottle in the house. I believe it to be the most valuable prescription known for Lung and Throat diseases. Guaranteed to never disap- point the..taker. by R. H Beers & Co.,. Newtown; Betts & Betts. Sandy Hook. P. J. Garvin, Bethel; w. N. Noble. New Milford: E. J. Buckingham. Huntington Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hurlburt & Co.,. Rox- bury; J. M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge Connery Bros. Georgetown; w. B. Hawley, Sherman: Honan & Soule. Gaylordsville: Smith Bros, Cornwall Bridge; Edwin H. Beardsley. New Preston; George E. Brink, Falls Village; E. s. Fairchild & Son.. Nich- ols, Druggists 25c
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Kedding.
MISS EDITH SANFORD.

| Miss Edith Sanford, who underwent
 an operation, last week Tuesday after
 noon. August 20, for appendicitis.
 passed away at the home of her par
 ents. MT and Mrs J. B. Sanford at
 Bedding Center on Saturday morning, aged Is years, seven months and 24 days. The funeratwas held from her parents s home on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock The burial was in the ceme- tery at the Center. MT and Mrs J. B. Sanford have the sympathy of thei
 many friends in their deep bereave-
 ment. F. B. Bouton had charge of the funeral arrangements.
 The body of Miss Caroline Sweeney
 was brought from Middletown to Red
 ding, last Friday, where the funeral
 took place from the home of her grand father. Patrick Sweeney. The. burial was in the Umpawaug cemetery. Miss Sweeney was 19 years of age F. B. Bouton had charge of the funeral ar engagements.
 Mrs Janett c. Thompson is having the old store on the east side of her house at the Center torn down and is
 to build wide veranda on the house and make a number of other changes and improvements about the place. Judd Burr has the contract for the
 work
 A number of the friends and rela
 tives of Joseph Hill gave him a pleas ] ant surprise at his home'in hometown, Wednesday afternoon, August 21, | the occasion being his 90th birthday an | niverSary. A fine dinner was served, | after which there were number of speeches. Among the speakers were
 Rev A. K. Sanford of New York and 1 Rev H. Q. Judd, pastor of the Metho-
 dist church at Bedding Center MT Hill was remembered with handsome Morris chair and a purse containing quite large sum of money. The oc- | casion was very happy one for Mir Hill and will long be remembered by all.
 Herbert Barnes of New York has
 purchased of Henry S. Osborne, a
 tract of about four acres of land on. the Ridge, just north of John Chase's place, and it is reported is to erect a HARRISBURG summer residence tnere-
 Parties from Norwalk have pur- chased of James Brown of Danbury his farm near the Congregational church at Redding Center and will soon take possession. Andrew Bourquest, who has occupied the place for several years, will move into John c. Reads tenement house in Lonetown
 
 MT and Mrs Amery of New York moved, this week, into the bunga- low at the Center which Contractor H. c. McCollum has been building for them.
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New Fairfield
PERSONAL CHAT

MT and Mrs R. J. Scudder were the guests of their daughter, Mrs L. c. Nicholson, in Newtown, last week.
 MT and Mrs Frank Post and daugh- ter. Clara, were the guests at Alonzo Ourga's, recently.
 Miss Cora Bigelow is spending a few days in Brewster, N. Y.
 Clifford Sturges spent Sunday at Da- vid Sturges'.
 Herbert c. Bigelow has returned to Danbury after spending the summer with his uncle, A. c. Bigelow.
 Miss Charlotte Weichert and Miss Anna Weichert of Danbury spent sev- eral days, with Miss Emma Brush, last week.
 Miss Sarah Treadwell entertained a school friend from Storrs, last Thurs day.
 Miss Cora and Miss Jessie Voohris of Brewster, N. Y., visited their sister, Mrs George Truesdale, last Sunday.
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Easton.
WHAT'S GOING ON.

The Baptist churches held the annu al Sunday school picnic for the childrer and older ones on the ground about the church. There were a large numbe, there and all enjoyed the day. A nice dinner was served.
 s. Mallett Sanford is having an addi tion built on the back of his house fol has the contract.
 First Selectman and Mrs J. Arthur Sherwood are enjoying the scenery ir this part of the country this summer, riding out in the new auto purchased of l New York parties
 Charles Grassenger has been enjoying two weeks stay here, the guests of MT and Mrs F. G. Haeublein.
 Rev MT Locke and family and Albert Hawkins are at Fairfield Beach for a weeks stay.
 A jolly party consisting of MT and Mrs Clarence Andrews, William Gil lett, Miss Minnie Sherwood Clifford Glllett. Miss Hazel Sherwood, Miss May Ferris and Mrs Mildred Fenn are enjoying weeks outing at Fairfield Beach
 Rev MT Locke is driving a new horse purchased of Albert F. Pierron.
 G. B. Tucker has had a 1O-foot son.re addition built on the north side of his house and is making a number of inn provements on the interior of his house E. P. Mills of Aspetuck has the con tract.
 Miss Sarah Tarbell of Titusville D. and Miss A. Clara Tarben of St David Pa., were guests, last week, of Miss Ida Tarbell
 Miss Mary Benjamin of Bridgeport who has been spending few days with MT and.M Wilson w. Ferris has turned to her home
 Mrs G. B. Tucker spent Sunday in Danbury with friends. She made the trip with T. H. Leffert and family in his fine large auto
 Put this date down on your diary
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Ten Pages.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY.
 Henry Platt, who formerly worked at Baird, Untidt 6 Co.'S. Hat factory, has taken position at Judd & Andrews hat factory in the finishing department
 Mrs Louis Ferry of Elmwood district has been spending two weeks on Dodg- ingtown Height the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs Louis Frede
 pr and Mrs A. E. Barber, who have been enjoying a two weeks vacation at their old home in Huntington, L. l., returned home, last Friday.
 building a new addition to his barn, 12 x24 feet.
 The makers at Shorts hat factory enjoyed clam bake, last week Thurs day, in Murray woods west of Bethel, and had jolly good time Henry A. Brennan, the Greenwood avenue blacksmith, has secured the ser vice of James F. McFarlain of the Hudson River Stock farm of New York state, who is an expert and up-to-date horse sheer. If your horse has any trouble with his feet take him to MT Brennan's shop and they can fix him all right.
 John s. Murphy and family will spend next Sunday and Labor day in Woodbury with friends.
 Arthur Meade of Wolf Pits and c. A. Beardsley of Danbury enjoyed fishing f,s1,, f<> state and captured three bass which weighed seven pounds. They were beauties. The week before MT Boards ley captured at the same pond 12 nice bass, four of which weighed 12 pounds Mrs William Demorest of Mt Kisco. NY. spent several days, last week, on Stony Hill the guest of her broth CT, E. H. Hawley.
 If you need the best the market affords in groceries and meats at the lowest prices, stop at Mcdowell 6 Fay lor's on Center street. and you are sure of it.
 Gustave s. Larson, the milk man on Hlckok avenue, Golden Hill, met with bad accident last week, Wednesday morning, August 21. MT Larson had his milk wagon loaded, with his horse hitched to it standing under his shed and went into the house minute aft CT something. The horse started and ran down the road and into Wooster street. As the wagon was going down the hill it overturued and all the load of milk was split out and the top of the milk w hod1x demolished wheel badly broken. The horse was captured before it had injured itself The accident caused quite loss to MT Larson, who is a hard working man. John Carson has taken a position as foreman at the new Steam Lime Kiln Co.'S, at Beaver Brook. They have one kiln now in good working order and are soon to erect two more large ones
 Philo Gilbert has been appointed as executor of the late Mrs Alza A. Judd estate.
 The property on Center street belong ing to the estate of the late Ida B. Lyons, the two stores, one of which is occupied by MT Morgan for a novelty store, is to be sold at public auction on Saturday, September 2. This is valuable piece of property and should command a good price.
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swine, sheep, oxen, cows and bulls will [ compete for the Blue Ribbon. The fair of 1906 brought out in these classes some of the finest stock in the state and no doubt the display this year will eclipse that of last. Competent judges
 will pass on the merits of exhibits in
 all departments, special premums are
 offered. Those of the vegetable, fruit
 and grain departments of gold are
 worth one's while to bring and exhib- it the best product of their garden and field and it is hoped the public will find
 1t to their interest to exhibit for com
 petition in these most interesting class eS
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs Fredrick Reynolds and daughter Jennie, of Greenwich, have been spend ing few days with Mrs Reynolds s par ents, MT and Mrs Rufus Jennings, on Congress street.
 Mrs B. B. Middlebrook returned last week Monday from a weeks stay with friends in Roxbury and Litchfeld Her daughter, Mrs Kittie Middlebrook Holton of Danbury, cared for her home in her absence.
 Mrs Kittie Middlebrook Holton and daughter, Ruth, of Danbury, who are spending few weeks with her mother, Mrs B. B. Middlebrook, are spending a few days in Bridgeport with friends. D. Frank Brown is doing the grad ing of the lawn about George w. Beech's new house.
 s. B. Church & Co.,, who have just completed an artesian well for George w. Beech, at his place here, are now erecting 60 foot steel tower on which is to be placed 13. 900 gallon tank and wind mill for furnishing a water supply for MT Beech's place.
 Rev pr Cane and family are enjoying Beach.
 David Smith is having a new chim- ney built on the north side of his house. MT Cobb of Southford is doing the work.
 J. Weber is to have his barn thor oughly repaired. J. Edgar Banks is doing the work.
 Mrs Sarah J. Hodge of Roxbury is spending two weeks here the guest of her son, w. B. Hodge
 Miss Blanche English and Miss Lulu Abendroth of Camden, N J., are enjoy- ing two weeks stay with MT and Mrs J. L. Pratt, Jr., on Burr street.
 MT and Mrs A. Baker and daughter and Leibine of Bridgeport are with MT and Mrs H. E. David on Burr street for few weeks stay
 Mrs George Erfford and children and Miss Lena Kellner are spending the summer months with Charles Klober- dang on Congress street
 Quite a force of men and teams are now busy building about mile of state road on the Black Rock turnpike in Fairfield woods near M Mccormick s place.
 Mrs Eugene Godfrey spent several days. last week, in Stepney, the guest of MT and Mrs William Osborne.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Peace of Bridge port, who have been spending a week here the guests of MT and Mrs George oteeb, have returned to their home
 George Steeb, Jr., has taken posit- on with $. B. Church & Co.,, of Sey- nour, working on the artesian well | ilgging and is now working in Re dding | He spent Sunday with his parents, | Mr and Mrs George Steeb, ST.
 5. C. Bradley and T. Sturges have tract of land near the Mill | River bridge at Fairfield and now that 1r Bradley has sold his place will erect
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Tashua.
NEWS OF INTEREST

Marvin Sherwood of Wallingford and son. Edgar, of Brooklyn. visited their aunt. Mrs F. c. Beardsley, and Wilbur J. Beardsley at there home in Tashua.
 Origen P. Downs and wife from For estville spent several days with his sis ter, Mrs F. C. Beardsley, and nephew, Wilbur.
 Mrs F. c. Beardsley has visited the past week at Bridgeport with her cous- in, Mrs Halligan, and other friends.
 Mrs s. Gregory and daughter, Mrs Cochrane, have visited her son, Arthu, Gregory, in Bridgeport.
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Trunbull.

A BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.
 Mrs Bradley Beers gave an elaborate dinner at her home in Chestnut Hill in honor of her nephew. Howard Jones of Bartlett, Kan, and her sister, Mrs Sylvia Wordner, of Chicago, H. It was Mrs Wardner's 77th birthday anni- versary. Her nephew, Mir Jones, pre- sented his aunt with a gold watch.
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YOU HAVE OFTEN SEEN WOMEN

With marked blueness or paleness oi face, vitiated appetites and a craving for uIrwholesome food. These are signs of disordered liver, and the trouble must be corrected or worse results arc sure to follow. Dr Kennedy's Favor ite Remedy dispels liver disease. Illus bands and fathers cannot afford to treat this matter lightly.
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Relatives from Trumbull, Stratford.
 Easton and Bridgeport and friends from Watertown were present All had very pleasant time and one long to be remembered.
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NOTIOE-On and after May 1 will be at my N old stand in South Britain prepared to do any business in my line Thanking my friends Tor their patronage in the past and solicit a share of 1t in the future.
 A. D. MuuSon,
 South Britain, Ct.
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The best way to get what you want, or to get rid of what you don't want, Is to use The Bees advertising columns Try the .smalI" eds rc . word. one week.
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Removal Notice

Have removed my Barber eShoI from MunsOn Hall to rooms over Postoffice where shall do all kinds of Tonsorial work Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. ShoI open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
 MARTIN CRANE/ South Britain, Conn.
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South Britain Announcements.
CASH TALKS.

Rex shaved Beef in jar. asc. Rex corned and roast beef. 23c per can. Nice canned corn 10c per can, for 25c. A Il other groceries at corresponding low prices for cash.
 JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain, Ct.
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Horses, Carriages, Etc.
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The Newtown Bee
 Newtown, Friday. August 30 1907
Circula

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Milford chronicle., 1907-12-20
The Quality Shop.

Fancy Celery. Arnold's.
Taaies-almost anything you can ask
for. ArnOld's.
Finest line of Box Candies in town.
from 10 cents up to the highest priced.
Arnold's.
Grapes. extra fancy Almeria White
and cluster packed California Red Em-
peror. Arnold's.
Grape Fruit; extra fine, thin skin
and fancy; Fancy Lemons and Ian-
yerines. Arnold's.
Oranges. we have the sweetest and best
we could find in the city both FIoric
opd California Seedless. Arneld's.
Apples, the very best on the market
sbeennese. Baldwin, Hubbardson and
extra fancy Oregon stock. Arnold's.
Raisins-extra fancy Clusters, loose
NFuscatels. seeded in packages, Figs,
both LAYERS and extra fancy pulled.
ArnOld's.
We always carry the most complete
line of Chocolate in town. ana our
christmas stock this year is larger ana
better than ever. Arnold's
Ranapas-strictly fancy large fruit.
We don't handle the sweepings of the
wharf.-the cheap truck that has been
aoodipg the town for the last year or
two. Arnold's.
Nuts.-We have extra fancy Califor-
MIA Walnuts finest we ever had. CAN.
,or,ia and Princess Paper Shell Al
monds Cream Nuts, Jumbo Pecans
Filberts, Cocoanuts and fancy mixed
kinds. Arnold's.
Don't fail to see our display Saturday
and get prices for goods you can rely
upon. We never, knowingly misrep
resent anything we sell. We buy the
verv best Of everything we can fnd IL
the market, and sell it at the smailes
living profit. Arnold's.
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no You Want Something Good =?

have just got hold Of fine line o,
ooods that every family in Milford
should wantI; they are fine.
Cranberries for Thanksgiving Oei-
cry, extra fine; Apples. ~
Curtices Mince Meat, to use add the
cider.
Curtices Baked Beans, every bean
guaranteed. ~
others. $500
Cu1tices Maple Syrup, guaranteed TO
be pure maple sap.
Tbese goods are the finest made on
earth, and are only to be had IN MIL
ford at Edward c. Pierce's Grocery
store. Try them, and if you are mol
satisfied come get yn''r money BACK
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Public Sales.

7 Wesley Hall, of Milford Neck
will sell his personal property on Mon
dav December 8Oth. For particulars,
ace advertisement in this paper ana
posters. aoo
The buildings on the new post ONCE
site will be sold at public sale on Sat
nrdav afternoon, December 2lst' al
.9nm. For particulars, see advertise
ment in another column.
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shnnllna Nateh a Th0mpsOnvllle.

There will be shooting match at the
Thorn psonville store on Christmas Day
Tbere will be blue rock, turkeys, geese
chickens and ducks; sweep stakes to all
There is usually one Of these matches
held at this place every year ana large
crowds generally attend
ISAAC JESTER
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lAaminlstrator's NOLlee.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
in. eb,ed to the estate Of David B. Hall,
deceased, to make immediate payment
and to those having claims against the
same to present them to the under
sioned duly authenticated for settle
nent VIM. u. HALL, Admir-.
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Delaware Whiskey Goes to Philadelphia

The stock in bond at the Levy dis
tillerv at Dover amounted in round
figures of 1900 barrels, Of 81 gallons
each and the U. S. Government tax at
11O per gallon is $4,000. BY reason
Of Kent County going "dry," this dis
tilIery was put out of business, but the
people were surprised at the amount OF
business it was doing. The entire stock
was bought by Anthony Keyser, deal
or in Philadedelphia, aud 1t Will be
moved to his storage house there
There is some distress IN some circles
at seeing this consignment OF pure stun
shipped to Philadelphia, but this is al
leviated by the knowledge that the
Pennsylvania Railroad now sells a
reasonable mileage ticket, and the
weather has not yet closed in on the
navigation of the Delaware by the Del
aware steamboats,.
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Christmas Coal.

II YOU want to make some one happy
..5aT tor Of coal for them as token
- remembrance. Just suitable at TINS
saoson Of the year. Nothing would oe
,,ors 1o appreciated by many. Give me
~ .-o,,r order and I will deliver same at
800 HARRY E. VINYARD'
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will Make Up Broom Corn

After December 1st, 1907, l will start
up my broom works, at my farm ~
Cedar Neck, and will make up brooms
bv the piece for 10 cents.
]. ELBERT WEBB,
,,u Post Office Lincoln, Del
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State Board Of Education

A stated meeting of the State Board
of Fducation will be held at the State
Auditors office in the State House at
Dover. Delaware, at IL a. m. on Friday
Deceuaber 9th, 1907. All persons hav'
inc business to present should be on
hand promptly.
70 9o.2t THOMAS C. ROE, Secretary
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How about that picture you promised
,,onr mother for Xmas. 1t is not too
late vet. Go to the photographer at
once. He guarantees to deliver by Xmas
Eve all pictures ordered not later than
Monday the 23rd. Have your sitting
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New Five Cent Barber Shop.

Twill open up Five Cent Barber
sbon GA January 1st. 1908. in the prop
srtv where Harry Bennett now has q
stoTa inst opposite the Central Hotel.
7 viii he pleased to see my friends.
Yours very truly,
,ov HARRY T. WALLS.
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The way to be happy this Christmas
isto give to every member fthe family
and others, a good suitable and durable
Christmas present, and you will ma
them at Deputy's.
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Shooting Match.

There will be a shooting match at
,,Ine r6ck targets on Christmas Day at
NV home in Cedar Neck, beginning at
10 O'Clock m. FRANK VI In
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Music

Miss Elizabeth Deputy
SoHth Front street,
instruction in music.
Terms reasonable for beginners
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Dennisons Xmas Toys and Seals
give the dainty finishing touch TO your
Xmas gifts. Lefierts has large assort
fnent and you need them.
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Bamboo Book Cabinets, Jap Seats
and Jardinier Stands for Christmas
presepts at PardOe's Furniture Store.
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Get your Xmas and New Year Cards
at I,efferts. As usual he has a large
assortment of the finest cards.
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Mrs. Reedy will help you select
handsome Christmas present. Call a
her store in South Milford.
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II YOU want to buy farm be sure to
see c. NJ. Hammond, the real estate
broker. 1t will certainlyspay you.
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We buy our Express Wagons direct
from the factory which means lower
prices. Thomas Davis.
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Moving time is now on the place to
Get your Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Rugs
and Oil Window Shades is at Deputy's
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Fifteen different patterns Of Couches
to select from. Our prices are the low
est. Thomas Davis.
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Handkerchiefs, Handkerchiefs, Hand
kerchiefs in prOfusiOn. We start them
at8 and end them at so cents piece at
Deputy's.
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Take home half dozen fried oysters.
You can get them at HOlden's.
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sullanother new invoice of All Wool
Horse Blankes they are bound to go II
the price is right. You know the place
at Deputy's
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Handsome Christmas presents at Mrs
Reedy's; South Walnut street.
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FOR sALE-Cotton seed Meal, 81 IS per 5ag "a
100 pounds in bag, OF SloO per oag IN 6d lU.S IN
Reef scrap, 1925 per 100 pounds SnnnIosWss66 ~ s6
Seed, s. 80 per 100 pounds Alialia meal, s-S0 ;9o
per 100 pounds Oyster shells 70 cen.s CO.., M
bounds; Bran. Mtddings, Oats, bay anu ~ q q,
J. E. Holland, Milford, Delaware IZ-O-oV
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A good substantialsDOg Skin Glove
for the ladies you will find at Deputy's.
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FOR SALE Maxwell 1877 model heh. a1l.
sbont . cvIinder, IA horse power, conPlete J
q q Egsv,,elI lgO7 model Touring Car, cylinder
5o bo, Sc power, complete. These are ouI dem
onstrating cars and will be sold at DaIgSln 5,,l
10 make room for our 1908 modes. MOtar "a " a.,
Repair 70; y r. wi u l3 #
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Buy your Wash Boilers and Tubs at
Thomas Davis and save money.
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You can get oysters in any style tina
suits your palate at HOlden's.