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The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
West Bedding.
MANY VISITORS.

Good Friday was the occasion of much visiting and visitors in this part of the town. The Misses Henrietta Valentine and Marion Weeks, with Aurelius Verome Heath and Walter Arnold of Norwalk, also Mrs John Car son and daughter, Helene, of Bethel were guests at Mapledene, the Carson homestead.
 Mrs Aaron SanfHrd with her friend. Miss Maude Bouton of New Haven, spent the day with Mrs Sanford s mother, Mrs J. L. Blackman.
 Miss Gertrude Von Col of Norwal k spent Easter with Mrs ]. L. Blackman.
 About 20 young people spent Good Friday with Master Joel Meeker.
 Misses Mary and Mabel Rider spent Friday in Beaver Brook.
 Mir and Mrs joel Croflt of Danbury spent Sunday With Edgar Crofut.
 Mrs John Beers spent Sunday in New Haven
 Miss Lena Gage spent Sunday with Miss Maude Bronson
 The State Board of Education has issued an Honorary certificate of per feet attendance in the Umpawaug dis trict school to these scholars: Mabel Rider, John Carson, Will Ryder and Ralph Ryder. .
 May l the Umpawaug scholars will give play entitled, "Bonnybell," the proceeds to go towards replenishing the school library.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
Kent.
HERE IS SOMETHING FROM MAC
 EDONIA.

HERE IS SOMETHING FROM MAC EDONIA.
 Mrs Cribley, widow of the murd cred officer, Eugene Cribley, of Dover, N. Y.. with her daughter and son, were guests>of Mir and Mrs William Cribley a portion of last week.
 Mrs Pierre Laurent has gone to the Bridgeport hospital for treatment.
 Oliver E. Wolcott is home for an in- definite time.
 Fred V. Darling, the Bridgeport commission man, with Fred T. Post, were at H. w. Posts, Saturday.
 H. W. Post was in Bridgeport, Sat urday.
 Perfect attendance at school is wor- thy of mention. Frances Wathley and Rose Wathley did not miss a day dur ing the winter term.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
EaSt0n.
BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.

The Sunday school concert of the Baptist church will take place next Sunday. April 26, at 7.30 D. m. The Methodist and Congregational church Sunday schools have promised to be present. All denominations and all people are invited. Come early anC get good seat.
 The Methodist and Baptist church Sunday schools united in the concert at the Congregational church, Sunday, April 19. The recitations and song: were good. The pastor of the Baptist church offered prayer and the pastor of the Congregational church spoke of things concerning his work. The town was nicely represented.
 The members of the Sunday school are requested to meet at the church. Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, fol the purpose of decorating the church and also for rehearsal.
 MT and Mrs Ira Andrews have moved to Charles Clark's place, the past week, from Z. B. Wilson's. where they have lived the past year.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Gilbert enter tained party at whist at Grange hall, Thursday. About 30 enjoyed a pleasant evening and a bountiful collation..
 A daughter was born to Mir and Mrs Daniel Svetlek the first week in April. MT and Mrs Charles Clark spent a few days in Bethel.
 Charles F. Silliman has recovered from an attack of grip.
 Miss Jennie Abbott was home over Sunday.
 Peter Svihra of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his uncle,. Michael Svihra.
 Mrs P. G. Mo Collam entertained 8 party of friends at dinner, Thursday.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
Southville.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

MT and Mrs D. N. Clark of Shelton were up to their farm. last week.
 D. Beers of Danbury was guest of Mrs L. Welton, last Sunday.
 H. Camp, Mrs G. w. Northrop and son, Henry, spent Fast Day with Mrs J. McMahon at Still River. Mrs D. Barnum and son, Andrew, and Harry Lake took trip to Danbury, Saturday.
 E. Latin moved his family to Beaver Brook. Saturday. Mir and Mrs w. 0. Shepard of Naug- atuck were guests of MT and Mrs w.. Bristol, over Fast day.
 Mrs J. Wentsch and daughter were guests of A. Worden's family on Fast day.
 Selectman Mallett is putting up a railing near the river road above this place. It has been dangerous for teams to meet, say nothing about the autos, as large number go up and down the river during the summer.
 C. N. Clarke of Nichols IS sending out free samples of his celebrated Vegetable Liver Pills, People who are troubled with biliousness, constipation, indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., should try them as they cure the above ailments where other pills only give temporary relief. See his advertise. ment in another column.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
Mattinl1gs.
Millinery.

Our buyer has just returned from New York and we show of the later Modes of this Spring Correct styles Superb Workmanship. Moderate Prices.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
THE GILLETTE IDEA.

This is the Ieature of the Gillette Safety Razor, The secret is in the blade. The Gillette Blade is thin hex- ible steel, hardened and tempered by our secret method which produces a cutting edge not only of marvellous keenness, but of such endurance that each blade will give a great number of satisfying slaves without stropping.
 When dulled, throw away as you would a used pen. A new blade inserted in second. The Triple Silver Plated han Gle is marvel of workmanship and me- chanical ingenuity, and will last a life time. The blade is tightly held between the cap and guard, giving 1t absolute rigidity. The edges and corners of the blade are perfectly protected, making the Gillette a safe safety. It is the only razor that can be adjusted for light and close shaving. The Gillette is unique. It stands by itself. A trial convinces every user. F. E. Soule sells
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. Itsis especially good for piles. Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
Runaway"

For a little while and look over our large line Rubbers and Rubber Boots,
 Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Salt, Molac Mo- Iasses Feed and H. J. Flaxfeed.
 Cotton Seed Meal for fertilizer: Best Meal, highest analysis.
 Choice Seed Oats, Grass Seed all kinds. large variety New Garden Seeds just re- ,ceived. Yellow and white Onion Sets.
 First Glass Market with the Choicest of Meats and Poultry.
 Select line of Groceries.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
The 'NeWtoWn Bee
New Milford.
MERRYALL.
Newtown. Friday. April P, lsos-

MERRYALL.
 Mrs M. B. Healey returned to her home. here last week. after passing the winter in New York City.
 Miss Lois Harris passed Easter with her parents in Kent.
 MT and Mrs Merton Peet spent Sun day in South Kent with Mrs Peet's parents.
 William Brown of New York was at Henry Bostwick's, recently. ;
 Calvin Benedict and Eddie Mitchell were in Waterbury, one day last week.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

: "The Convict's Daughter" will play a return date at the New Milford Opera House, Saturday evening, April 25. This is a first class attraction and well worth your attendance. Tickets on sale at Soule's stationery store.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-24

|, Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts promptly yet gently on the bowels, through which the cold is forced out of the system, and at the same time it al- lays inflammation. Sold by tHenry Rupf, Newtewn, Conn. s-- @-
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18
DO YOU WANT TO SEE
 THE FINEST FINST MALLEABLE HOTEL OR FAMILY RANGE IN THE WORLD?


 See our line of Monarch MalIeabIe Ranges.
 THE MONARCH PAYS FOR IT. SELF. Every woman would like to have a perfect range, one that would turn out beautifully Drowned loaves of bread, cakes and pies, baked just as much on one side as another.
 1t is not true economy to keep on using that old range or cook stove, nor to buy that common steel range because it costs a few dollars less than a Monarch. LET US SHOW YOU HOW thwe Monarch is built, riveted like a steam boiler. LET US SHOW you how the MalIeable Iron in Monarch Ranges will withstand the intense heat that would burn up the grey iron in common ranges.
 LET US EXPLAIN the Duplex Draft. LET US DEMONSTRATE all of these things and the hundred and one other Monarch Features that go to make up range perfection. THEN YOU WILL REALIZE how it is that the Monarch would do your work with less fuel, less time, less labor than now required.
 Call and let us show you the larg- est line of Ranges and Furniture in the west.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18
AM EN.

All the worlds a ball. And all the men upon it merely
 players; They have their innings and their field
 chances; And each man in his time plays every
 base. His life being sseven stages. At first the Infant Bawling and pitching in his nurses
 arms; And then the catching sehoolboy. with
 his chestpad. And grating covered face. playing all,
 day, Too sick to go to school: Then the
 reporter; Roasting like furnace, with a wOeful
 ball ad Made to his Masters high-b brow. Then
 an umpire; Full of strange sounds, and wordless
 as the wind, Jealous in judgment, sudden and
 quick ir fine. Seeking the bOobv reputation Straight from the players mouth:
 And then the magnate: In wide checked waistcoat, and with
 check book lined Full of league laws and ancient in-
 stances Of how he played his part: The sixth
 age shifts Into the lean and lippy bleacher-
 bird; With spectacies on nose and score in
 hand His Wheeling's Pride, well-chewed, a
 world too wide For his loose lips. and his big boosting
 voice, Turning again toward childish treble,
 pipes And whistles as he roots: Last scene
 of all, Which ends this ballard and batty
 history, Is second fanishness, and mere obliv-
 ion; Fans taste. fans talk, fans dope, fans
 everything. Vance Cooke in Success Magazine"
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18

eighteen The court refused to be- come a party to that fiction and Ybarroni went away again. He said that he would not be in so much of hurry about the marriage if he were going to remain here but he feared that if he and Miss Smith travelled about the country much together folks would get to talking about it.
 HERE FROM PREscoTT-H. c. Drescher of Prescott is a Phoenix visitor.
 A SON-Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert of West Adams street are rejoicing in the birth of Q son.
 TO SPEND WINTER-N. w. Tay- Tor and family of Macon. Ga, are winter visitors in Phoenix.
 WICKENBURG VISITOR-Oscar Jennings of Wickenburg was among the visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
 HELP WAS APPREcIATEo-The ladies of the Florence Crittenton Home Circle wish to thank everybody who helped them in making their res taurant booth at the fair grounds such a notable success.
 NEW DIRECTORS ELEcTED-The Aztec club. composed of prominent business men of Phoenix with club rooms in the Hotel Adams held its an- nual meeting last evening and con cluded the same with a neat spread and smoker consisting of sandwiches. cigars. etc. The following directors were elected to serve for the coming year: Dr. J. W. Foss, Vernon Cook, C. F. Arnold, George Driscoll, George NJ. Hahn. T. W. Chamberlain. Sylvan Gang, L T. Hosey, J. S. Griffin.
 MIR. HIGLEY IS GAMES. w Higley is no mollycoddle. or misan- thrope, even if he did get skinned in the campaign for sheriff. He is as good natured as though he had been elected king of Ethiopia and had been made heir to the Rothschilds estates. Just to show that he was not a bit down in the mouth over his defeat he dropped into The Republican office the other day with a box of cigars. not campaign weeds either, but real the sort that carry a smile with them instead of sick stomach. If there is anything the world likes better than a winner it is a good loser.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18
BOX SUPPER AND GOOD TIME

The pupils of the Cartwright school
 will give a box supper at the school
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18

house Friday evening at pm. There will be short and interesting pro- gram and everyone Is invited. The school is trying to raise proceeds to- ward the purchase of two stoves and the proceeds will be used for this pur- pose.
 HOTEL MAN GOES TO PRES COTT-George H. N. Luhrs. proprietor of the Commercial hotel, left yester- day for Prescott to attend the annual meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge of which he is treasurer. He will be away for several days. In his absence A. S. Lockwood is acting as day clerk
 HORSE HAS AN APPETITE-Un- less called for within four days a brown gelding which is now in the city corral will be sold. The horse has an enormous appetite and will not be kept over the time prescribed by law as it is feared the auction price re- ceived for the horse will not pay for it's feed and the city will perhaps be defrauded of the difference.
 ARTIST TAKES STUDIO APART MENTS-Mr. and Mrs. Rollins who have recently returned from Taos have just taken studio apartments in the Lewis building where they will be at home to their friends. Mir. Rollins is at work completing some of the large canvasses which he started at Taos and was unable to finish before com ing away.
 HIS DEATH WAS NATURAL-An inquest was held by Coroner Johnstone yesterday on the body of Nathan Nor rell who died suddenly the night be- fore at the Wolf Sachs ranch below the city It was found that death had resulted from natural causes. It was also brought out that about two years ago Morrell was suddenly stricken in the same manner while at dinner and fell to the floor It was then thought taat he was dead.
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18

TO SETTLE BILLS-The F'iremen-s Tournament committee will meet to- night to make arrangements for set ting bills and paying off the firemen who ran in the hose race and were compelled to hire substitutes while practicing for the exhibition at the fair.
 A GLOBE VISIToR-Chauncey G. Fike of Globe, former president of Phoenix. at present in the employ of the G. V G. & N. railroad as tracer and abstract clerk at Globe, is in the city on a short visit to his par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. M Fike.
 SENTENCED TO YUMA-Eulogia Bracamaonte, who pleaded guilty in district court day before yesterday to murderous assault upon her hus- band, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Kent to one year in the terri torial prison, the sentence to date from the time of her arrest, July 19 Steve Callihan, who had entered a similar plea, was given an indeter- minate sentence. Geraldo Walker similarly charged. was given two years dating from July r. The trial of Jose Romero, indicted for robbing and beating a man near Gila Bend, was convicted. He will be sentenced tomorrow.
 LOS ANGELES VISITORS-Mrs. l.. Zimmerman, who resides on rural route No. 3 has been the delighted host during the last week or so of a party of Los Angeles visitors, namely her father, l.. Salzgieber, her sister, Marguerite Salzgeber, and her cousin, Ida Salzgeber. They were greatly pleased with this valley and were de- lighted with the fair which was great surprise to them. They were impressed with the display of the va rious products. minerals. stock and the parade and drill of the Indian school children, as well as the races airship exhibition, etc. During their stay they visited all the surrounding points of interest and spoke very highly of everything they saw and especially of the future possibilities of the valley These sentiments ex- pressed by MT. Salzgeber are not meaningless, for he is a practical al- Idlld IdIIneT anu udlfyllldu Ol WluS experience.
 A LAST FRUITLESS APPEAL Vincent C. de Ybarroni the young man of eighteen who called at the office of the probate judge on Monday for a license to marry young lady, Miss Nettie Smith, aged seventeen, has giv- en up matrimony for the time being. After having been refused a license on account of his age and the absence of authority from parent or guardian. he said that he would telegraph his mOth- CT then in Los Angeles and he expect ed prompt and favorable reply. At six o'clock no answer had come and Ybarroni again called on the court and said that the matter was urgent. He and the young woman were about to leave town that night. He was sure that his mother would not withhold her consent if she could be communi- cated with. He suggested to the court away out of the trouble. He would put his age at twenty-one instead of
Arizona republican., 1908-11-18

Real New York Sweet Apple Cider at Melczer Brothers Company, IA West Adams street. Phone Main 75. enty-five cents per gallon, phone Main 75
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

FOR SALE. JOHNSTON BINDERS.
mowers, hay rakes and tedders. The
independent line. Or. j. C. Gregory,
Quinton, Va, writes: This Is to
certify that ! have used the Johnston
Mower for the last seven or eight
years, and do not remember OF hav-
Ing bought any repairs except a
blade or two. / lave used several
other makes. but consider this the
best / have ever had. unhesitat-
ingly recommend It to any one in
need OF q mower" We have received
three carloads OF Johnston machines
and carry q full supply OF extras. w.
East Main.
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HLARpMAl,Ia.

TO BE ECONOMICAL YOU MUST
buy your hardware, farm impie-
ments, paints. OILS, tar paper and TIN
roofing, sash, doors and blinds, poui-
try wire, hot bed sash. glass, nnd
narncss, from us. Correspondence
solicited Catalogue free on request.
SOUTHERN HARDWARE CO., 1l8
North Eighteenth Street. Richmond,
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Tor Sale.

THE RICHMOND RUBBER TIRE CO.
is the cheapest place In the city to
get tire put on when the quality
of the rubber Is considered; every
tire and workmanship guaranteed;
Stock OF rubber tires In the city; or
ders from out-of-town concerns
given prompt attention: our prices
are correct. 221-3 West Broad Street.
blac JACKS dtbs wor S Of every descrlpe
ton.
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Zeal estate Ianten.

WANTED, TO RENT A COUNTRY
store and residence on line OF rail
road, good section. or will buy an
Is interest with good party, Address a
LEASH or IlESIp ENCI.,
from June Ists to September ist. ut 4.
reduced price, Apply 1915 Floyd
M Avenue. sssi Isl 4 ~ III 2Ss "A, =.
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HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL.


the Owing the
sentative and may be- as in their 2sSr When
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10

POUND. THE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
Standard sewing machine fixed right
or any make OF machine repaired as
we carry needles. access cries and at
tachments for all makes Of sewing
machines. STANDARD SEWING Ma
CHINE OFFICE. 525 West Broad
Street. Phone S24
IF yoU.wANT A NEW MACHINE,
see US before buying; let US look at
your old machine and see what we
can allow you for it on a new one;
get other prices. then come and sec
us. We will save you money.
NoT1cE.-MR. J. S, LUCY et FOR = SIX SIX
ing Machine Co.. wishes to let his
at the STANDARD SEWING Ma
CHINE OFFICE. 525 West Broad
Street Phone S24.
a SPECIAL SALE or TYPEWR1TERs
fbe al nsKss fRf R %eHANa e.
East Main Street, Richmond. and VIII
continue during the month Of May
Now is the time to- save money money;
and guaranteed absolutely tho same
as brand new machines are gunran-
teed, Remingtons, divers, Smith
PRIMERS. p ensmores and others es, from
$25 up, Come and be conVlucel
A RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS,
which Yin the past twelve years
shows a net profit Of $4,000, after
reason for selling is the party wishes
to retire from business and 1.-Two on
the interest OF the money made at
this stand, which Is one Of the best
In the city. For information apply
to W. B. WEST, care r. Fl. Hnrdesty
Co. 61O North Seventeenth Street,
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY PoR
sale quick; also NICE clean stock OF
goods and fixtures. situated In one
of the best towns in the State; large,
well-llghted store room; good living
rooms upstairs good garden and
some small fruit coming In; good
Wen water; best location In town;
doing a paying business. but have
best reasons for quick sale. Address
No. 20, care Times ID lspatch, $4,000
net profit In six months.
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for 6ale.

- ~ SS~\>H
ron SALE. GP-To-DAT6 DRUG
store: central location. growing To-
ton fountain: little opposition; Se.-
600 stock and fixtures, reason for
selling owner cannot personally look
after business. Terms. 1-2 cash. bal
Citizens Bank Building. Norfolk.
FOR SALE. GENERAL MERCANTILE
business; $4,000 business; $4,000 net
profits annually; stock clean and up
to-date; business increasing; loca-
tion In the beautiful Valley Of Vir-
saa ssoo f addrsss ISSe 'esR
VIRGINIA" staunton. Va
NEWSPAPER FOR SALE-THE PIED
mont Virginian newspaper and job
office, ono OF the best equipped coun-
try offices in the State Is for sale.
Satisfactory reasons for selling Will
be given. Address A. F. STOFER,
Orange, Va.
FOR HIGH-cLAss WATCH AND JEW-
". H. cowARDIN &, SONS tborh
and raised IN the business). Salts
faction guaranteed at the lowest
prices In the city. 1915 East Main.
FOB SEo.s sA az baa6e5 y BARSA5N
cultivator for $26; Pennsylvania six
or eight-hoe walking cultivator, sl5
Bement sulky spring tooth oultiva.
You CAM Cant beat them at the RiG factory aHs
w. X. BACHE. SONS & MULFORD
1906 East Main
FOR SALE. KEYSTONE AND BRAD.
ley single row corn planters. Special
prices to close stock before season
ends cal Also Bradley sdge-drop two
cheek row attachment. Guaranteed
the most accurate planter made. w
X. BACIE. SONS g. N1ULFORD, 14Oe
East Main.
FOR SALE, BIG STOCK OF BUGGIEs
surreys and runabouts; 100 samples
loads coming. Special prices to o make lake
room for these new vehicles. Cal
quick and make your selection. w
Is ST BA.GHE. SONS $ MULFoRD. 14ot
FOR SALE, DEERINa BINDERS
mowers aa1vu hay rakes and tedders Re.
machinery; also Irvine and oil. Spe.
clal attention to repair orders, anG
mail orders promptly filled. w. X.
sERA s!.E =, SONS 6 MULFoRD, 14ot
ONE SECONDHAND 24-INCH CYLIN-
der threshing machine, with wind
eeSSSs.SeNSA SOAAaielOu IA mo. aCU6up .IC
quick buyer; also one horse pow
er steam engine. Address X 5992, care
mes-Dispatch.
STOCK REDUCING sALNl SIS TOF
buggy, seb;S1255 runabout, s10Oi large
stock Of good vehicles at special
prices. a. MEYERS SONS. 40 South
Eighth Street, g'3 a !
FOR sALN. AUTOMOBILE TOURING
car, White Steamer In first-class
condition; good as new; seats five
guaranteed Q. Is. Apply to sCHILL,
1NGS AUTO AND MACHINE WORKS
4OS East Marshall Street.
WANTED, TO SELL ONE 7NUMBER
Welcome rangeIin first-class condl-
ton cheap. Applysto Ala North Mon,
roe Street, Il 1T af I'll sli
TWO SETS SINGLE RUGGY5 liar,
ness, one set double buggy harness
one rubber tire top bugg one good
sound horse. Apply ". n GRUBBs,
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FOR SALE, ONE HT-HORSE POW
er gasolenc engine and wood saw;
good az new; must be sold at once,
Will cell ut sacrifice to quick buy
er; can be seen at 5000 NJ Street.
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MlIinerp.

LARGE SELECTION Of GHILDREN7s,
hats at real reasonable prices: also
fine selection lingerie frames. large
selection Of trimmings. at CLARK'S
MILLINERY. $40 East Broad.
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FOR SALE, BRoUGHAM, VICTORIA,
harness, stable outfit; best makes:
perfect order, owner leaving; bar
gain. 3O5 West l41st Street, New
York.
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w a IN II S
Tnr 5ale.
ONE CENT A. WORD.

ONE FARMERS SURREY, CHEAP TO
quick buyer. r. G. nOESNIGER &
BRO, 1882 East Main street.
FoR SALE. GROCERY, BUTCHER,
dairy and bakery wagons. RICH
ARDSON BkOs., 6l5 Brook Ave-
nue..
SECONDHAND BAGS AND BURLAP
for sale. RICHMOND BAG Co. 1llO
East Cary street.
FOR SALE, 500 PAIR BALL q Earring
skates, s125 -lr. ToMPk1Ns,
2Vi west Broad
FOR SALE, CHEAP, / s-HoRSE POW
or sayolenc engine. Apply No. 1909
North Twenty third Street.
CHOICE cHRYsANrHEMUM PLANTS,
will bloom profuscly ~ fail. 5uc.
dozen. Phone 142l-L.
100 EGG INCUBATOR AND BRoODEI;
Price, SIS. Apply to j. A. AUGUST,
Highland Park.
FOR SALE THREE GOOD DELIVERY
wagon horses and two mules. Apply
IL North Nineteenth Street. Phonc
sGG.
SEVERAL HANDSOME SODA FouN-
tains on easy terms. Apply VIM
GOODMAN. zoo East Broad Street.
FOR SALE, LORD CHEsTERFIELD's
portrait CRAIG'S, 115 East Broad
Street
FOR SALE. CHEAP. BICYCLE. TAN
dem: leaving city Address * 9S3
care Times-Dispatch
FOR SALE, SODA FOUNTAIN, TWO
showcases, three counters, twenty
stools. 1923 West Main.
SUITS SECURED AND PRESSED, 75C
at G1LBS. 325 North Fifth.