Shirt Waists from 50c. to $1.50.
Fine Lot of Summer Lawns 9, 10 and 12c a Yard.
Full Line Gent's Furnishing Goods.
HOSIERY, DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, ETC.
A General Line of Goods to Meet All Your
Wants at
m
MIS
troa
ilford,
NEW SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.
Wash Fabrics And Woolen Dress
Goods.
Staple And Fancy Groceries.
Shoes All Styles And Sizes.
Wall Paper And Border.
Hardware, E-tc.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Agents for DEVOE & CO.'S PURE
LEAD & ZINC PAINTS.
W. & G. MITCHELL'S,
MILFORD, PA.
Perfect Ice Cream Powder
Is Infdniitly retuly for use, requiring only Mie addition of one qnnrt of cold mik, half
milk and half cream, ur all cream, fo make two quarts of ts fine Iio Cream a any
confectioner ran make.
Flavors for lee ('renin are, H iKplierry, Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate nnd Plain
(unfavored to he usi'd wild fresh frulta or in making up fancy creams. )
Perfect Water !' Powder refprre only the nihtirion of one quart, of eolfl water to
make two quarts of Water Ice or sherbet. Klavors for Water let are. Lemon & Oranpe
Send us Oc and we will mail you n package of any of the ahove llavnrn, with our
booklet, full of valuable receipts for lnakinir hM kinds of Plain and Fancy ('renins
find Ices. O. .1. VYKKKS A: CO., 01 Murray St., N. Y.
TRY
ARMSTRONG'S
EMULSION
OF
PURE
NORWEGIAN
COD LIVER OIL
Wih Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda for
COUGHS, COLDS
& GENERAL
DEBILITY.
SOc a bottle.
Manufactured by
C. 0. ARMSTRONG,
1IKI IHilST.
HARNESS
Of All Kinds and Style.
Blankets, Robes, Whips
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally.
CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS.
Repairing ;-NEATLY Done.
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
L. F. IIAFXER.
Harford St. - Milford, Pa.
Stoves and Ranges.
the:
Round Oak
For Wood and Coal.
Bust II oat or and Fuel S.iver in tho
Country.
CAREY'S
MAGNESIA
FLEXIBLE
cel:eht no o Fine
FIREPROOF
DURABLE .
& CHEAP.
N&w EZrja Radiators,
Two I- 1161
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THE LANE INSTITUTE,
THE LANE INSTITUTE CO.
1133 Broadway, St. Jamea Build
ing, Naw York.
For ih Treatment and euro of
LIQUOR, OPIUM AND MORPHINE HABITS.
NO HYPODERMIC INJECTIONS.
A PWItrKCT IIOMK TIIKATMENT Oil 8ANI
TAFUUM AIIVANTAOEH.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Kant HtroiiitMhure;, P.
This POPULAR state Institution ia lo
enled in tile must UKAITIKI L. PIU
Tl HKSyi'K and HKALTHFUL part of
the suite. It Is in the (iRKAT SI.M.MKK
KKSOH I' KKUION of tin- HI, UK HIDItK
nml POCONO MOUNTAINS iinii within
two miles of Kin famous DKLA W AHK
WATKR GAP HKSOKT.
Tuition Absolutely Free.
The. total expenses for Doartllncr. Knr-
nNhed rooms umi other expenses only f:i 60
Fb.nV M MMv. In rulilitlnu to the regular
Departments in the Normal proper, we
haven line COLI.KXiK PKKPAliATOHY
DKPAKTMliNT. Wo can save you one
lull vear in your t:oitege, fr-repm-ailon.
Departments of .MlMl!, KI.OCI'TION,
A II I' DKAWI.Nli. PA1NT1NO IN
CHINA nnd WATER COLORS, taught
ty t-peciiiiisiB.
A New Herltalion llullillug.
Is now lu course of erection, which will
(five a fine laboratory ami foitrti-en other
rectta'.ion rooms. A 1'INK liY.MNASl
l.M. Our own KLKCTHIO LlliHT
PLANT. A .Superior Faculty liack
WMiii pupils CO ACIIKl) KKKK. Nearly
sivk mi.Nimku pupils knkoll-
Kl till year,
KALI, TKHM OI'KN'S SEPT 8, llr.W.
r'oi- Untaloue uud particulars u.tdictts
lil.MI',
A. M.,
I'rlurljial.
Ryman a Wells
Millinery -:- Department
Hew Spring. Goods
I. Hlfe1 Trimtm-il tltil. Al.511 to H I.. Ml
..I llal.. I.li. .
Trimmed te( V-t o-WeHr ,1:1
from nee
i.f 4 11 KIikU.
l I III K II M , It'
- I I'l : Hii-l VI V !H V , 0011. 1.1(1 1-
Please Call and See Our
Stock. We Can Save
You T'oney.
Hymen u 7c!!s
0
f
I)!cy Ho
1
M ATA MORAS.
M.ss Llz.in Fur-nun lins roiio to
Ilohnlton, N. J , to visit, relativus
nnd fi iciiils for a fmv ilnya.
Mr. hud Mrs. J. Pulrnor of Wvst
bmy, Ij I., me ppnmliiiR R fow dnys
with Mr. l'lilmc'r's Hunt on 1'emssy 1
vnnin avenun.
Mrs. W. C Conk of Princeton, N.
.1., nn aunt of Mrs. Hi-nry Mulilon
brink of thn Allun Hotiso, sails to
ilny from Nmv York city on the
Knlinh rIuhiiht Umbria for I'ros
dim, Germany. Mm. Cook lins a
son, Hirry Cook, nttnndinj school
in that city. '
Thero will ln a vpry intorosting
game of bisn ball In our village on
llio aftomooti of tho Fonrth bet wewn
thu Hitiglo and marrind men of this
place.
Frof. Johnson's photograph up.
pearrd in the commeticeiuont num
ber of tho Mansfield Advertiser dat
ed .Tune 17. It is a very good pic
ture of him. He waa formerly
principal of tho schools here.
Miss Mabel Walker visited Mil
ford Tuesday on her wheel.
Miss Sadie Hloker is visiting her
friend, Miss Laura Ackerson, at
Passu iu, N. .1. She will be absent
two weeks.
Miss Edna Van Akin, a teacher In
one of the grammar schools in New
York city, arrived home on Monday
evening. She will Bjiend her vaca
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Van Akin.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Skinner and
family are visiting relatives in Jer
sey City for a few days.
Miss Nellie Pidgeon of New York,
who has been spending a week with
her cousins. Misses May and Ruth
Seybolt, returned home Saturday.
Miss Emma Hillnian left town on
Sunt.'ay to visit at Rutherford, Put
erson, Brooklyn and New York city.
She will be gone about a month.
Miss Blanche Watts is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry Moore, of
Jersey City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkin nnd
family are nt Westcolang lnke.
They are taking au outing of a
month at that pleasant resort.
Miss Mary Squires spent Sunday
at Highland, N. Y., visiting her
brother, Oliver, who is a resident of
that place, and who has a position
as head clerk in C E. Brown's drug
store.
The L. A. society contemplate
holding a picnic on the Fourth.
The place has not been decided
upon.
The Pike oounty teachers' exami
nation takes place nt the Matnmor
as school building on Thursday,
July 10. The directors and other
interested parties are oordjally in
vited to be present.
Miss Irene Kimble, who had her
eye oporated upon a short time ngo,
is now at her work at the Matamor
as postoffloe. Her many friends
are pleased to see her out again.
Miss Blanche Magor is spending
her vacatiou at Pateraon, N. J., vis
iting her two Bisters.
The L. C. U. will have a supper
at Proscott's Hall on July 4th. Sup
per at 5 o'clock and later in -the eve
ning ice croain and cake will be
served also,
Peter May and two little sons of
Honesdale were the guests of Miss
Anna May, his sister, on Thursday.
R. S. Daulev has had his resi
dence on McCoUuui street recently
pnnited. It presents a very pretty
appearance.
Mrs. John Simpson has gone to
Passaio where she will visit her par
ents. Edward Langton of Deckertown
was the guest of Floyd Space Thurs
day. Keep Your Bowels Strong.
Constipation or diarrhoea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas
earets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, lot.
Dark Hairl
" I hae used Ayer'i Hir Vigor
for great many yean, end al
though I am past eighty yean of
age, yet I have not a gray hair in
my bead."
Geo. Yellott, Towion, Md.
We mean all that rich,
dark, color your hair used
to have. If it's gray now,
no natter; for Ayer's
Hair Vior always re
stores color to gray hair.
Sometimes it makes the
hair grow very heavy and
lo.; snd it stops falling
of the hair, too.
IIUl tuliu. All cruisUi.
i-ti't t,i;.t ' t1 1 , ym.
r? . -
li ltUI.,lAiHi;Ll,
SANDYSTON,
The lib of July Will be quiet
enonj;!i lo suit anybody as tbete is
nothing going on in this town. A
few will go to Wnlpntk to spend (lie
day and others will attend the race
at MilAinl, but altogether very few
will celebrate as the work on the
farm Is too urgent.
Our carpenters are at work upon
the big building being put up nt
Sparta by Contractor Kyte of Newton
nnd now Mason (lunn has la-en
called to work across the mountain.
less carpenter work is being done
in this vnlley than at any time in
ninny years, and this Job nt Sparta
comes In very good.
An i-ll'ort wan made on Saturday to
clear the Centreville cemetery (if
weeds, brush, etc., but everybody
was too busy to assist In that good
work. It is hoped when the next
call Is made that the friends nnd rela
tives of those lying In that cemetery
will lend a helping hand.
A small grievance sometimes lends
to serious results, A little meddling
of out side parties separated a mar
ried couple recently In this town and
If those meddlers were taught n les
son it might be a benefit to thorn
nnd the community in general. A
story never grows snmller by being
repented.
The nssessor Is on his travels and
every taxpayer la feeling very poor
when Interviewed as to his finnncial
standing.
Miss Maud Warner returned to
her home at HtiitieKvillo on Thurs
day. Miss Wurner has been teach
ing nt Clifton, N. J., for the past
year.
The "bike" craze has struck this
place and almost every young lady
or gent has a wheel. Now the next
thing In order Is to have macadam
roads.
The adjourned school meeting on
Saturday night could do no business
as only four members of the board
were present Tho patrons of the
school along the river were out In
force and persistently opposed the
Idea of moving the Fisher school
house to the centre of the two districts
to lie consolidated and this will prob
ably bo the last of consolidation.
John Schooley, who has been stay
ing with his mother nt Haiuesvllle
for some time, returned to Newark
on Saturday to resume his duties In
the office of a trolley company. His
health lias greatly Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins of Montclalr,
N. J., visited with Dr. and Mrs.
Hughes nt Layton on Saturday and
Sunday, returning to their home on
Monday.
Newton had a big crowd on Sun
day as a result of the rain. . Two
excursions on the 11., L. & W. R. R.,
one of thirty cars from Scrnnton and
and one of fourtei n cars from Newark,
visited Cranberry Lake near Newton.
It rained so hard and as thero was
no shelter at the lake for such a crowd,
thirty car londs came to Newton and
hotels and restaurants did a rushing
business. One man was crowded off
a car near Scantoti and killed.
The rain of Sunday came very ac
ceptable and the amount was 1.56
Inches.
While talking with a gentleman
in Newton on Monday on the subject
of consolidation of schools ho sug
gested that a similar board of that
now existing over the work of our
assessors be nppointed to examine
Into the question of consolidation In
the various townships and wherever
it appi-nred to their satisfaction that
consolidation would be in the line of
economy and also beneficial to the
interests of the schools to consolidate
the weak schools, for the local board
of trustees dislike the Job. It Is not
a bad Idea.
It Is now In order for our oldest
citizen to come forward and tell of
a June colder than was last mouth.
The maximum of temperature was
78, the minimum 6()j and the mean
79. The rainfall amounted to 4.51
Inches, of which l.oii Inches fell last
Sunday.
"ilingmaiis" thinks he can't spare
il. I j. and remarks that there are a
few over thero who might sojourn at
Trenton awhile. Right you are, my
friend, but we have enough of that
kind right here and H. Ij. thought
1 would Ik- afraid to stop In Milford.
Well, w ell, if he will think a moment
he will reiiH-inlx r th.it I did not stop
but went right through.
('O-NASIIAl'GII.
John Zimmerman and family of
Brooklyn returned to their summer
cottage in Uulaware Wednesday,
Humuibr boarders are arriving in
goodly numbers and noon all the
houses will be filled.
If nupervisors would cut out the
brush and trim the troos ulong the
roads it would improve appearances
and perhaps save accidents with
automobiles.
rAlTAC.
Where have thoso warm Cays
gone to that our professional wea
ther proiihets were going to have
this summer? It wasn't the young
ladies only that, were wishing the
sun would arrive hist Sunday.
Miss Claribel Kimble is spending
a fow (lay 3 with her sister, Mrs.
Ernil Gumble, at Milford.
Tho dime social hold at thu Rod
school house was well attended and
If! of the minister's salary cleared.
Say, young men, the girls turned
out rather dear bargains that night,
did they-not? If I may be permit
ted to answer for the young men I
would say that invariably we
"hold" them "dear." Tvi-o.
The summer boarders have begun
to seek tho shady nooks and corners
of tho country. Mrs. Krnsl and
her dnughter, Minnie, nrrived at
their former boarding place, Mr,
Vetterloin'd, last week.
Tho small hoys are very busy just
now talking over the Fourth and
seeing which has the largest Are
crackers.
We hoar that there will bo quite
a display of fireworks at B. F. Kil
lam '8 on tho evening of the Fourth.
All are invited.
Miss Etta Thiolke of Itiwloy is
spending a few days with friends in
this place.
Miss Grace Bishop of Honesdale is
the guest of Yolande Killam.
County Superintendent Hower
of Wayne spent Thursday night
with W. H. Clark and family.
Our new store ia progressing rap
idly find when you can not find
what, you want in town go to Mr.
Wilsons? Dkfacto.
Conffolntlnn.
Mrs. Stihlnili (i-ngiiging ponk) I'm
sure you and I will et nloiifr togeth
er first-rnte, lint I want to tell you
right now that my husband is a very
hard man to please.
The Took Well, don't worry, denr;
It's bIk.v fer yez t' git a divooroe
these days. Ilrooklyn Life.
rrrpnrlnar fnr f'omlnflr Rvent.
Binks Why did liisley join the
priesthood is lie grieving po over his
wife's death 7
Mink Not he. His wife was a the
osophist, and believed in reinenmntion.
She prophesied she'd be buck in six
years, so Ilisley's gone in for celibacy.
Town Topics.
Her Denr FrlendM.
Mauri Haven't you noticed that Isa
bel is having a good deal of trouble
with her eyes these days?
Mabel No. How?
Maud Phe can't keep them off that
young Swooper when he happens to be
in her neighborhood. Chicago Trib
une. The War of the World.
"Things are very badly arranged In
this world."
"How BO?"
" "Why, the man with the money
usunlly lacks the digestion nnd the
man with the digestion seldom has
the money." Chicago Post.
The Duty of Parents.
Prevention is better than cure,
and yet a remedy like Mexican
Syrnp for coughs, colds and oon
sumption, if not used to prevent
consumption by curing a oough or
oold in the beginning can be depend
ed on to even cure after tho lungs
begin to waste away. No other
remedy is so nice to take, or so
quick to onre, and many families
often buy a new bottle-before the
old one is all used np, so that they
may have it always in the house.
Only 25o at drug stores.
Better Cut This Out.
Every mother should bo quickly
suspicious of worms, when her chil
dren act as if they were going to be
sick. Worms are known to be tho
first cause of much ill health
Young and old very often are suf
fering from worms when a mother
thinks it is something else. Re
member, a very harmless, yet al
ways effective remedy for stomach,
tape or pin worms, is a 23 cent bot
tle of Mother's Worm Syrup.
Death's Helper.
An old physician once referred to
constipation as "Death's Holper."
There is no doubt many ailments
and much distress begin with con-
tipution long neglected. Sure
cleausors of the bowels that have no
weakening effoct on the nerves, kid
neys, etc., are Mexican Root Pills.
Only 25o.
Ba Prepared.
Every well regulated home should
have a 25o bottle of (iooch's jmck
Relief on hand. It is cruel to let
one you love suffer puin, eittier in
ternal or external, tince a cure al
ways follows the use of Quick Re
lief. Sure cur3 for cramps or colic.
Th Best Way to Health.
Id to make the blood puro by tak
ing Uooch'a fciitrsap;irilhij. It U tlis
only blood remedy endorsed by a
goveriHiientchouiit.
Pile-lne Cutes Piles!
Money refunded if it evor fails.
AutV-A 'Utj v'Ut.:S CillU HLld (oVOT.
f "A
far
V"-V- ;J
Artistic Monuments
IN WHITE BRONZE
Cost no more than plain
ones in stone nnd they are
more durable. Don't invest
money in ;i monument Ire
fore invest io-afmjj; (lie claims
of White I'ronze. Write for
information and designs.
J. F. HUNTINGTON, Sales Agt.,
Milford, Pa.
J. C. CliAMDERLAIN
Real Estate Agent.
rlouses nnd Lots and lots without Houses.
Dealer lu all kinds of Property.
Life
Insurance agent
and
Notary Public.
All business given jirompt
attention.
Office on Broad Street,
Below Crissninu House.
Milford, Fa.
Hero Is
SOMETHING
YOU NEED!
Your own Wnter
Works, whlrli
3-011 ran have by
cniittiiiringr f. C.
rilK.StOTT of
Mut iiiiiornti, !.,
who tft p repaired
to frlv enthimtefl
nt any tini.
Write Mm nt
itncti or rail and
rV"o hi stock of
FORCE
PUMPS
J. C. PRESCOTT,
Mata moras, Pa.
We prntnptly ol'in H. and Knrcien
f H.Mia model, Una-lull or pi,otu ol invi ntH;ii fox
1 iii't;n-iri, uii puunnini my. rr.r Tree dooe,
e':;":;'"i,'r,;TRsn?-MfinSfN r,
(Opposite U. S. Patent Cities
WASHINGTON D. C.
60 YEAB9"
EXPERIENCE
Tunr Mark a
Designs
'rhH1 Copyrights Ac.
AnTOTtf rTii11nii BkPtoh nnd rVufrinttnn may
qntcklT wfriHin our ui'im-iii froe wliPirn-r an
tn vt'iit f n if prutuiTilv pntcntuMo, ConimtntlR-
tioiiHrtlnctly i'l Hirti1nlMt.il. IhlTHlllOOaVOn I'lltKtital
aM'iif fr Oi.lft HLMMu-y for "c uniiK pittMiM.
I' i-1 it n iHkfEi thn.'ttfh Munn A Cu. ructjlrv
fprviji rmfieo, without ctire, lu tho
$ci:ti!ific Urarican.
A hnnrlnoniety tllinirnert wk'.w. I irtrwt rtr.
nilatii'ii nf nt'f m-HMHUJC l-mrim!. T'Tnm. f'1 a
yi-itr; f n r tnon i tiB, 1. ly ml newndi altirn.
iljNN & Co.36'81"1-''' New York
- Ulauch Ouii i). OS r St.. Woablumuu. D.O-
Asthma Can
Be Cured
Pr4 Treatment, Frea Modloal
Advice. We Have Cured
T.OOO Cases. Why
Not Yours?
Thla dnad diMtsr; wlikh litu cuuad
niur-j untold amit-H tlutn wordd cun de
sc'rilM1, hus at List rt'cfivt.'il its JiMtth blow.
McJiutil fii'iKv io rt-ent yt'iirs hiu found
a remedy thft t-ufct'KrsfuKy oomlmta all the
HKKiavHttjd Hyinpttmirt doe to thla distress
In KlllWtion. Attor many years of pa
Unit ouuly ituil rist iirrh. Ur. A. U Clark,
the w.'U kiiuwu hj.-'iii!inr, hiu dUcjverud
a positive remedy tlmt cur'- the cmiti,
X'v tniniediar rt-licf and erodirnte
every ?.-.! ie of the ilihrue. f conlldent
the doctor that his A.-ithnui H-)ntly
will i tlt'.'t a cure in nil htjiira rhht he hiut
iiniiruet4-d the C'htrk Medk-al Co., of i'ltE
tdirg, lJn., Uj forward a oniph-ta treat
ment to every siitTcivr of Aslluiui who
wruvs for symptom b'Hnk. Tliiu in a very
lioend otfT and showi the contlilenoe the
Chirk Mfdieal Co. have in the merits of
this pi't'pnraiinti. If any of our nailer
are, ail!ur(t-d wiih Anihni:. they should
write the Clark Co at once fur symptom
blank. Why oitiler when a cure ia wi! hin
eae h ?
nAnrirr? n a i. v r
9
MJ'JI- HA! LCD AO
TIME TABLE.
Corrsotod to Date.
Pollfl ltlllTHl, t.nl,.. T,.. 1 ,. VI-..
ara Kallq. t'h,iiiinui, f...i, -i..J..i
.., . ' Z .n.n,,, vicuioilll.
I lilrno and Cincinnati.
n hets on snio nt Port Jerris to all
points lu the West nml Southwest nr. lower
rates than via any other flrnt-eiass line.
Trains Now Lravm Pout Jkhvib ab
t OI.U1TV8.
EASTWARD.
Dally JTnprewi
, Daily K j press
, Loeal Kieept Sunday .
Way Sunday Only
Ijocnl Kitoept Siimlnv..
W ay daily exo't Sunday
Dally KxplPHS
Sunday Only
Way daily exo't Sund'y
Daily K.xpress
Way Sunday Only
I,o'al ilaily eie't Sund'y
Milk Sundnyonly
I,oeal Sumlay (liily
Way daily exe't Sund'y
Kxpn-Rs Dail
WKSTWARD.
No.
s.
8 24 1
B )
6 mi
7 40
7 M
10 -.1)
11 w
13 4'i I
111)
8 W
4 25
4 4U
5 10
6 20
B07
6 50
10 Oft
811,
7n2
80,
4,
74,
M
71 ,
l'-,
is,
"OH,
Si.
14.
No
7, Dally Express ja fto A . M.
11, Daily Milk Train. 7 8S "
1, Daily Kxprcss It H4
llh, For Ho'ditlo K'pt. Sun . 13 10 P.M.
15, Divlnlon way exo'tSun 13 20 "
BS, Saturday only 4 ty 11
H, KiXpressChlraVo llm rial 6 15 "
811, iKical Kxpress Sunday. . 5 60
5, Limited Daily Express. 10 15 '
Trains leave ChnTnTiera afrnAl.
York, for Port Jervia on week d'nv t.
II an. 7 .'. 0 (in. 9 1ft. 10 HO a m . I no s m
4 an. A Ho. 7 ho a in. u in c....
3 .Hi, 7 l, 9 00,9 15 A. M., 13 isO, 8 80, 7'80
9 16 p. M.
n. W. COOKK,
General rasnenirer Agent,
New fork.
Delaware Valley
Railroad.
Time Table in Effect June 1. 1902
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0.
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Xpio
Aiipnng
B t .-.
1 'idiiDxa Xpwa
i
Xiipnng
id.KiXM Xii"a
Xnpnns
Xiipims
u - -
-j a E
t 3 T!
3
!$3
Xvpan
doox-ji A-
jCiipnna
Xnpuna
liliiarii im
c'5 32iS;i5i
Xnpnn
4drtc-x; A'aiifl
k l
d
iicoifiidaiaicioia
f Ptriips only on notloe to Conductor or
Atf-nt, or on S1k1-
For Infornmtion as to Fro!fht and Phas
engcr Kiit Ob apply to G. H. Hutter, Freight
and Pbw. ARnfc, Eanton, Pa.
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C. H. HITTER, rrtjrht ft Vtutm. Agt.t
Kaatou, Pa,
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PKoiograpKcR
AND DEALER IN
Photo Supplies,
Developing,
Printing &
Repairing
DONE PROMPTLY.
78 Pike Street, Port Jervis, N. Y.
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