Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 31, 1913, Page 11

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SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1913 o ' ‘ NORWICH BULLETIN, This Genuine Hickory FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY - ; : Pipe : _« good news, Smokers! For the next few days local =) . tobacco ;_calbers are going to give a genuine Hickory Pipe with Reed with Reed Stem Stem, free, to every man who buys a package of famous, old, LIBERTY Tobacco. (Only one pipe to each customer.) No smoker in this, town wants to miss this chance to get a fine, sweet, companionable pipe free, and get it with the best Long Cut Tobacco that ever glowed in a pipe-bowl—LIBERTY Tobacco. “The pride of America!” 222000 20z i b'\zki-fi 7 777 %2 jis grand old brand is the favorite of men who know good tobacco, and know that tobacco is only good as long as it's fresh. You can always depend upon LIBERTY being fresh and frag ; because the dealers sell it as fast as they get it. That's why i always comes to you just right for a comforting pipe-smoke or a swe and satisfying chew. t's a big advantage that this rich, mild and mellow Kentucky Burley is cut just rizht for both smoking and chew- ing. Because at times and places when you can’t smoke, you can enjoy a chew of LIBERTY. If you are a stranger to LIBERTY, right now is the time to get acquainted. This free pipe offer is made to induce more tobacco users to &ry LIBERTY and learn that there is no better tobacco grown. Th Get your free pipe right away— before the supply gives out. Go to your dealer for a package of LIBERTY, and ask him for the free pipe. N =\ Of e \\\\\MMM\\\\\\\\ R T : 701 W ; @ Y SPECIAL NOTICE TO DEALERS—We want every dealer in N°YWiEl‘ to be supplied with these Hickory Pipes. All dealers who have not yet secured a supply of these pipes can do so by applying to J. T. Moore, at Liberty Headquarters, Wauregan Hotel. Tel. 704. Saturday from 5 P. M.-8 P. M. cept for gates. It begins in | To Play the Golden Rule. ate reglons and ends In the | Senator LaFollette says he is not ;, And sometimes for nearly 100 | vet ready to become a candidate, Pet The a7 atvifed: ttc as haps he is arranging to apply the go! | e tions, each of which is under the con- | $2 rile by dolng for the Colonel tn' 1916 : [ trol of an inspector. These inspectors | whet the Colonel S STORIES OF PLACES. | have boundary ridcrs, whose duty it | v esninston Post. = | 1s constantly to ride up and down I do all my ‘s salary Is FIGHTING THE HIGH ’oldnsL children have a long walk to | enough to last me all summer at a | then I can pr COST OF LIVING. | 5¢hool and back which improves their | savi at least 5 cents & pound, | ove Bl appetites. 1 bought baker's bread for | and it is superior to any 1 could buy. m,,fl.:“f,.hi““‘g from Long Expe- | @ month some fime ago, then com- . Jeans or dried lima heans | is frosh jno oo pared the cost with that of home made | cheap and satisfying. 1 do not try te ’ Sinrs o Economies Learned rience. | bre: f = e & J bread and found it cost only half as | save on milk, as i o s | fou cos as | s c as it is so near a per- | articles 0 = | much for the home made, making an | fect food, especlally for the children, n;l[‘w-']u:u? i Here are a fe wof the economies T | allowance for fuel, too. I find dried | I use = watching th e 5 ching the @ Climate Too Cold. av ned in fourteen years of | frults cheap and healthful, althou n r ¥ a B gh I|but fin We have four children | alvays buy plenty of aprles almost | est for fa g 3 anc S, vear ca ' s g 51 i P oeco ind Sen Dl [ enoe »d by hot water 7 | 455 el . ~ DizSiching snciohn wostern' Ansiralia 1 ‘i":;"lm‘"l'm"f'?:r'(!{": l:'&‘(fl.fnfi'T“Sl:::‘ Tt {s a safo bet at 16 to 1 that M: or the find | is a rabbit tight fence, said to the the fence was erected it has prevented | Bryan has not picked o\?t Cah‘itexnirl. ard in the winter | house is en and twenty Yeeli, and have | ne ’ aving a fire in the kitchen range wo | them n £ Sk daals 0 cheaper by for them, | longest i ld ctends for ver hav YV B | lonz in the world. It extends for or have to rush the furnace, and as almost every one uses the telephone | a distance of 1,200 miles without ul hordes of rabbits from overrunning | as A0 and devastating the region heyond. o.fi‘;&%i;"..‘“‘i’_l‘ .‘:‘..:._-——u

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