Evening sentinel, Monday, November 17, 1913 · page 2

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LASSIFIED Advertisements on this page. Twenty-Five Words or Less. 25c“
Three Tunes. 50c ~— Each Addition». Word.1 cent per Insertion In Black—
' face or Caps. Double Price

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WANTED

WANTEDn—(‘HAMIIERMAID, GOOD
wages and steady lwork. Central Ho-

 

 

tel, 1117 3t“

WANTED-TWO MALE BOARD.
«1's at 3 Edlle Ave, East Norwalk.
’I‘elophonc 523 .3. n17 3t

 

WANTED-A FOREIGNER SEEKS
a private teacher in French language
once or twice a week. G. K., care Sen-
tinel. 1117 ll

‘WANTED—~HOUSIB\VORK BY A
respectable Hungarian woman. Will do
all kinds of work. Speaks German. 3
il.exington Ave. n15 3t

 

 

>WANTED-~A POSITIORN AS
etcuograplier and typewriter. Exper-
ience. l‘tet‘erence. Address L. “1'., care
Sentinel Oiiice. Noz'walk liranch.
WANTED—«A YOUNG MAN 'l‘t.)
keep stock and geneial store work.
Il‘ll'ing references. The Grand '50 and
Jtlc store, 2’1-2'1 Main St., Norli'alk.
1115 iii.
WANTED——BABY CARRIAGE
llr st- class condition.
preferred.
tiuel.
‘....,_,- .
'WANTED—-SI'1‘UAI‘ION AS STEN-
oarapher, eight years‘ experience,
knowledge of bookkeeping. Address
titeno. care Sentinel. 1114 iii
. WANTED ----- TO INVEST SMALL
sum of money with reliable parties,
nho can furnish good security. Ads
dress Money, care Sentinel. n14 3t

IN
Reed Pullman
Address “Carriage," Sen—

1114 3t

 

 

WANTED—~LO'CAL REPRESENTA-
lives to sell a necessary article in all
ol‘tices and mercantile trade. A quick
seller and an excellent opportunity
for right party. Address imperial Ol-
ticc Supply Company, 1’. 0. lies till},
Moridcn, Conn. . 1112 tit

 

, WANTED—TO BUY
cattle and poultry. liest. market prices
paid. Extra prices for fat, calves. Sti
to $4 for bob calves to fatten. ll.
ll‘rioduian, Conn. Ave. Tel. 11131.

(129 if

CLUETT, PEABODY a. co., iNC.,

limo situations to ol‘l‘ci on shirt work,
power machines, steady work 08 ti

ALL KINDS

 

FOUND.
FoUND-womun not],

 

CAI 1, Al" .

 

 

t-f'r 71 at it Iliivview Are. til? "i
PROFESSIONAL.

S. L... CLARY, PIANO TUNER,

experienced. prompt and reliable.

Write, call or tclcphono It?» West '81.,
South Nol'walk. Conn. 11]? 1h.

TO. LET

For Sale, Business and.
Professional Cards, ,_ and
Miscellaneous 1; :: :: :: ::'

 

FOR SALE!" .

 

'r'o LET—"FOUR ROOMS. 12
Woodbury Ave... Inquire on 'III'O'mlB-
es. 111’? 3t

FOR 3' SALE m TWO I'ARLOR
stoves, one nearly now. Inquire F. C.
'Merrllleld. ‘Rowayton. 1117 :it

 

TO LET—FURNISHED IROOMS.
One for light housekeeping. No. 11

FOR SALEv—HllmItESHOFF 1'1 PAS-
sengcr touring car, good condition,

 

Havilnnd .St., South» Norwalk, Conn. 22 horse power. Address '0. \V.. care.
hid (it. iSentlncl, " _
TO LETw—A’I‘ 266 EAST AVE, FIVE FOR SALE—SEVEN ACRES OF

large rooms, ilrst floor, three minutes
from depot. Rent $12. H. D. Wright.
’i‘el. 1271-3. n13 6t

salt meadow grass. between the two
Norwalks," good road, cheap. Abol-
linnce, I'lurien, Conn. 111? ill

 

T0 LET~-APA'RTMENT, 16 PINE
St, Inquire oillce oil R. and t}. Corset
Company, ‘

1112 ti

 

To LETwFOUR ROOMS, WITH
all improvements, corner Cove and:
First Ste. Inquire R. Joselovsky, 62
Water St., or 21 First St. 022 ti

To LET—PRIVATE PLACE, ALL
improvements, large grounds; reason-
able to right party. 186 Main St,
Norwalk. Address Geo. L. llritton. 82‘
Fort St.. East Norwalk. Phone 331. l

018 if

 

 

TO LET OR FOR SALE—6 ROOM
cottages with all improvements, ready
for occupancy Nov. int. Ilent"$20. For
sale on easy terms. Inquire of Chas i
E Hoyt, at The South \101 walk Trust;

 

 

 

(10.016 ti
SEE . 3

C. T. McGovern
About

L.iabilltv, Fire, Life, Marine, Plate

Glass and Rent insu. ancc, also Surety i

Bonds. All in tenable piompt paying‘
Companies
Tel. 346. 155 Washington St.

 

 

[EBAL lllllllill

ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, 55... Probate
Court, November 17, A, l).. 1913.
Estate ol’ Louise (L Day, late of
Norwaik, in said district, deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator
exhibit his zulministratlou account to
this court. for adjustment, at. the Pro-
bate office in Norwalk, on the 32nd
day of. November, ‘lillii, at it) o'clock
i‘orcnoou,'and that all persons inter-
ostcd in said estate may be notiticd
thcreol‘. the administrator will'causo
this order to he published in :1, news
paper having a circulation in said dis-
trict. at lz'ast live days before said
Blind day (it Novoiiihcr, iiilll.
HENRY \\‘. GREGORY,
Judge.

 

1117 It

 

BUSINESS NOTICES‘

ORIENTAL RUG WORKS, . \\‘l.\'-
iield St... East Norwalk~Ali kinds oi
rugs woven from old («ll‘git‘lSI ulwo
rag carpet. Mail orders piomptly at.-
tnndod to. 1117 :Il

NORWALK CONTRACTING
NOTES

Residence at Tckcncke
l‘lans ui‘r lit'lllp.‘ prepared by .‘\I'l‘lll~
lt-l'l .\. N. Paddock for a llllt‘ i'csi-
Ili‘ill‘t' lit lii' l't‘t'l‘lt‘tl :ll 'l‘nlx't'llt'kc lnl'
lirarlL ill New York" 'i‘llc
271105 it'ct, oi lrnluc
\i‘llll sliinn‘il'll moi.
ltl rooms, which \l't'll
l liy {11111.11‘1' lli’l‘lt‘ll ll\‘ cloc-
illlll pl’uvltlt'vl \tl‘li tvc1‘3 nit ll-
("It iiiipi‘uvrnu'tit. 'l‘iiw r
l‘l :liuiil “Willi“.
l1 liill

timvru‘t' i‘.
nill lil-
milsti'ln'tiun.

'l‘llt'l't- nlll ln'
lll‘ llt.‘.'lli
it'h'dv

liwlir‘tt‘

’. will lit.‘
.\ 3511'qu lh :ilm In

lZast Nol'walk Far lory
foundations up; in: l"t

'i'h-. laid on

Fort s'urt, last N'u'uulit. [Hi :1 tun
farting llhicli i~ l.~ In Inni'. lot lin-
Nt'llltiiir llai'llu'urt- (’11 ll will lii‘
ii.t..’ll<l llt'l. (it lll‘l"t., lllt utviim
lI‘Lll l ~: '1. l-‘t‘l ul ll- lwlitztll .‘ti il «nu
n 1'3' i‘;.’i .u' lll rcl'mnnlrr vi lu-
lnlilililln. hitch lll'illllt‘l'f-s arc putting

in tho ionwfll‘fwn. uni 1hr
11" It" it‘

dang-oi :1 lat-cl . ileum:
Iffilllliiilf’i :il‘i lit'lllt; lltjitll'
ttv l.l' laid: at

't!|i|’liill'lli' -

;.ilv. Ill '-1 until spring.

an 1hr

‘i‘lllt.‘,1t‘1_' l..ili, I! ll i.-

ll (55 lit ",.

tom-l t'n 'll'o' 1' rut-3'
“til I: .l Ll hr Mini: um. I! r INl'i'
in' lvelii'f' ii uturt't, :lltzl itliillighwl
I mi, T'n in will be .i "1'. l‘lmllls.’lil'l
all out l‘H' 1'" . wit. 1"‘,'. in} pl'mlilml.
liltlltlllit'] a \llliiil' llt'iilllltf shalom.
t'hr'tl'ir lights. mantel}: anal iii'rplzn'c'.
l't‘. Thu (“at will lli' .‘ilnml Milli”.
’l’lu' plain. are lg .‘tl't‘liiil-cl .\, N.
l'fltlllt'i‘l';.

Willi; has litun 4lllil‘l1'tl «m 1» trunn-
littililt' \i‘llltll in in in‘ lwiii .tl, tic
lair (li'uumi: im' Mivlmrl Home, and
for “lilt‘li l’. Rt"? J. i.:iri':sili'l lltll’t?

Ilu' t'iitll'c contract. Smith lirnlilcl‘s
‘liill (In lilo null-mil “viii.

’l”. N. Sullivan in doing; the ma-
am wiorlt on two llnllstw for which
1'“. John and Keyst'r arc the t‘tlllli‘élt'“
liii'lv.

'l in: \\'oinl (.hilslrticlirui' (,‘mnpany
rolling a iv‘il'y a'iltt‘i'clc lilillil‘
ins: on Fcaricw Fi‘vt’lllii‘ lut' ii. A.
,larltsolt, to replace. the Ullt: i‘crcntly
burned. "

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Sentinel Ads

Will catch the

Customer’

and attract

«New Business
‘ to Your Es-

tablishment.

 

41,

FOR BALE—«EXTRA GOOD FAM-
ily now; also a good work horse.
Cheap it’ sold at once. Wm. Oswald,
Cranbury, opposite school. nll’r'dt

 

FOR SALE~HAVE FINE 31’)
acre farm. well located, with line

 

buildings to exchange for small house,
clear lots or good mortgages. Ernest
lloessmann, Norwalk. 1114 iii

NEW PIANO CHEAP FOR CASH“;
Will sell direct from factory. brand'
new, upright piano at a big discount,i
as I need the money. All communion-i
tlons confidential. If you have a lit-
tle money and want. a piano address}
Confidential, care Sentinel. nil. Ut‘

 

 

ATTENTION BOATMENwl’OSIw
tlve sale before chinbcr "-,ith 1
cylinder fit) ll 1‘. I'hidgtlport automatic
icngiue 2 yi'cns old, first-close inunlng‘i
condition, fully equipped with magne-
to, reverse gear. Highest bidder takes.
Inspectable at Nevins Sliipynaid, L‘ityi
island. uli til

FOR dALE~ NEW MOlihltN 'l‘\-\’()~lA
family stucco house, 5 minutes from
depot: all improvements. Bargain. l
Small cash payment, balance on easy;
lteiuis. Marlin: Construction (30.1.12d

 

“'“Sh'mgm” 5‘" South Nm‘v'lk 03 m ,ciaht .slutlollls at the. Novitiutc and his—«Shore Haven ('.l‘el)

 

DEAD LlMB

are the ones that rail—~11 menace to
life and properly. We trim all kinds
of trees BEAUPAIN til. SAUNDERS,

SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. l

Now Open

tinder new management

1111; FORMER l
Lane Restaurant.

l

Thoroughly Cleaned and Renovated. '
Excellent Cuisine.

1. 13.11111)? Mgr

 

 

 

The,
Strength of
Newspaper
Advertising
The Strong
Power of its
Business
Getting
Efficiency
Is Fully Appre»
'ciated by all 3
Who Kno W
The Business "At--'
treating opting

ties of such. .

led, shall thereupon be lodged by him

filpollco detective sergeant. shall take

‘ol Norwnlk Nomniber lith, itlltl

sSenior

to the “Police Fame

.8: It inland by the Council at the
City at Not-walk: '“

Section 1. Section 7 or that certain
ordinance entitled . “An Ordinance
Relative to the Establishment of a P0-
lice Force Jar «the Fourth Taxing Dis.
trict of the City of Norwalk, " adopted,
by the Council and approved by the

 

Mayor October 13th, 1913. is hereby 13...;

amended to read as follows:

'Sec. 7. The Ollie: of Police, sub
lent to the control at? the Mayor, shall
bare the control and management of
the subordinate ofilcors and members
of the police force, and they shall obey
his orders. It. Shall be «his duty to be
present at all tires in the district and
attend there-at in the preesrvtitiin or
order and in ithe protection of thron-
arty, and at tires, he shall wear his dis-
tinguishing badge: to receive from all
members 01’ the police force all com-
plaints of violations of the ordinances
of the city, make a record of the
same, and report the same for prose
cution. lie shall have charge (i the
station house. and the custody of all
poisons committed to or confined
therein. He shall keep a record of
the officers and member s of the molten
force, and their doings. llc shall also
keep an accurate qiuy-roll ol’ the police
force. in .which he shall designate the
date and period of service of each
member ol‘ the force and the several
accounts due them respectively, and
when payment is made shall take the
receipt, on such payroll, of each inciti-
ber for the amount paid him, and
such pay-loll, thus kept and receipt-

with the City (‘ch 1\ to be kept on tile.
in the absence of the (hint (11‘ 1’0

lice from the city, or when, from any
cause, he shall be unable to act. the

his place and perform his duties. in
case the absence or disability of both
the chict’ and the police detective rel"
gaunt. the, Motor shall designate one
(it the sergeants to take the place oi
the chief and perform his duties
Adopted by the Council of the City

Atpproi‘cd: ’
FRANCIS l. illiRNl'li.l.,
Mayor.
Itusl:
IOSIl‘l’ll .I.
City t‘lcxk.

LlNXVt'l'IlIACII,

 

 

IOU?" WRWQLK. FIR. ALARM

in» our. summon noon-u.
gem. Colophon. tor iii-c lurin-

Wu In orth
Wanting N m It!

6—: and Raymond
out n to”
Iii-«Hoyt. '1‘ng til!- I". mute.

1:110“;
fififimm and City [lotus

"POI:

out at, Franklin school.
391190"st UL. Concord and wool»
i4~Nortb Mun ennui Bu.

Bwfillfh at. and a volnew An.
18~x orwal'it Iron

«Want an; Cellar BI.

13—min: Balloool West Ave.
ill—~Went 8t .‘1ylor Ave.

l3~3

Bil-~Lsxtiigton Ave. and Austin It.
27-‘Wost and Elm Grove Btu.
simsouth Milli: fit... between Oren III

M eowud {int
BamxIM) Electric Workl. sun- It.
84—113mm: and 013
star Bil.

36~anvilnnd and

7—- xinckwood Mtg 00.

Ii-«Falrtield Ave. and Cedar It
iii—Taylor Ave. and South at
43»Woodwnrd 1.".1 and Meadow Iii.
clingiirritt and Quintet-d Avon. and Wot!

i.

46--Woodwnrd and Lowndol Aves.
51-»(3oidon Hill St. and Eimwood A".
62 ”Washington Bt Brim
till—Freight yard and Ann 1a., privnto
Silo-Namath kLock Co. mime

Box (lb-«Lerner Putnam avenue and
Reed street.

(QM Denotes non- interieiing boxes.
) Master box.f mm which the num
ber of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon ind I p. in.
standard time, 1-
One stroke at odd times. icltinx o
line open. 1.
Two strokes after an claim. are out, rs
calls department. 1-1
Three1 slow strokes water to b6 the
0 —.. ———
h.At 12; 05 p. 111.. each Wednesday, I. ho:
ulled for test.
ire alarms for any district silo re
solved hv telephone. 24
hour long blasts of the whistle at
8:30 a. m. and 12: 30 p. to. indicate
no scbiool for the following session.
l—~1—- --1

 

EAST NORWALK l'lFiB ALARM BOX” .
Fire neaxquarters. on Van zant street
Telephone 170

i—vFltch School tprivate)

Private boxes will only be pulled for

A telcphone message to Electric Stalin!
(7115) between the hours or ii p. m. and

i'i—nM'u'vln School (private!
tin—«East Washington and Fort Stu.
214—— Vsn Zandt S.i and Osborn Av.
3316-4311.!!! Ave. and Rowan lit. .
217—Winiicld St. 1
{mil—Fort and Charles Stu. f
dab—East Ave. and Fitch 8t. 3

 

l 225~-St. John St. and Edlle Ave.

332~Senvlcw Ave, and First St-
uzifiv—Boulevard and Second St.

 

”.5 _, _..

llt. ltcv. Bishop lcroy ordained
Sillillasllfllle oi liount St.
'lllui'v llllllliitllllile in “out .\ol \1 all. to
the priesthood Saturdnv There were
sworn] \lsllol's who attended to or-

dinatimi.

:liilltt his first mass next Sunday at St

Man“ a (lllll‘tll at II): :-_’.n

Ensign and Mrs IE .i It‘l‘lt‘l' ll tho
lilil‘tl .‘ahation Arm); “ill attend the
conlniitlon or Sahation Army
cln in \‘ew \ork from chncsdai to

is: today, Several others will attend the

public N'l'Vltl‘s to he held Similar
morning in the Lyric Theatre and hi
the ut‘lcrnocn in (‘ai'ucclc Music Hall.

Rev ’l'. P. .\lulcah\. dlrcc'tox of the

j Holy .\" .lnlc Society oi l‘flll‘lliilil couul3. i 4-»

j"piclul1cd a most interesting sermon to:
that enrich of St Mari' s laSt nlallt
\ \i‘l‘\ l:'u:..'c (ongioizatlon llcatd \lr.
Milli 11in

liuulci iicxtcr Snyder. Infant I40“ or
Mr. and Mrs. ("‘alvin Snyder. was bap-
tized yesterday in Trinity Church, by
tho rector, Rev. F, A. Coleman.

.iiinlcn lie an n ho was arrostod Kat
urduy night [or lining intoxicated, had
sentence suspended by Judge Lock-
wood In the town cotlrt this morning.

 

l

CHIROPRACTIC

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTO.
LATEST METHODS.

l' BARTHOL, D. C.

l I Atlantic 81. Mimi-rd, Conn.

Lady Attendant. lieet Rooms.
outh Norwslk Office-4! Meadow 81..
7-8 p. m.

Phone Connections.

Hourswli a. 111.45 p. in. Monday. Woo
deadly, Friday, 8:30 p. m.
SPINAL ANALVBIB FREE.

 

Property Owners
Attention

WE WILL PAINT AND REPAIR
YOUR ROOF FOR 1c PER SQ
FOOT. WITH A GUARANTEE

E.R.Bradley 81 Co.

GfiNERAL ROOF CONTRACTORS.
Felt and Tilt a Specialty, Slate and
Shingle, Black Painting.

l‘l Washington at. 811 Norwnlk. Conn
Phone 781.

 

 
 

 

um: mourning corir
omummmsmanm

4' . f

t

(inc ol‘ the night all] role i

work» 7

‘ it. Qfi‘unnl ohm "
new tooase~~ .31
Q homily Bldg" 1115 Mill Si

lifts—Cove Ave. and Filth 6L

Sf'i'IwBoulevnid and Blackstone St.

841~Koyner St. and Pine Hill Ave.
$42~Keyscr St. and Duck Pond rd.

l'l‘et
(Tel.1i
(Told I

d 11.131, giving location of tire, an alum l
will lie given o. nonlcst box.
wire on premises Where located.

, Second alarms are only to be given in 3.—

the chief or acting ch‘ if upon his nrrivn
the fire.
8: eclnl Signal:
~One blast in odd tlnms.1eniing or ill.

‘l-0ne blast at an m.. standard time.

I -—1-'I‘wo blasts, tire out.

iil- -ll~—Tnenty tum. at 3 9.11: no morn

- lug lit-salon of public school

1 ii Il»~T1\cnty-two,at 1.3'. 30 p. in. no a!

t ter icon session oi public school.

'tllilliill —'I‘»n blunts oulckly calls ”it
entlu department

 

! NORWALK FIR: ALARM.

i5-~Corncr at Main and Wall Stream.
"twlieldcn Avenue and Union Place.

22 ~i-ipi'lng Hill and Kellogg SliHeOl.
~2r'—l iilmi I‘nrl.(

26— West Menus and lir-rkcley Btrem

"'wltranklln Avonuv and Lynne Place.
Gnu house. (Private box).
wVVest Awnue and Mcrwin Street. l
iii—Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street. ,
?.'4-~(7liapol Street and Harbor Avenue. l
i.I6-~\Vcst Avcnn‘e, near the armory. .
: ‘t'iw Stevens Street and 1.1111 Crest.
ill—Cross Stlcct and Wilton nv.e11ue .
v-Ahinln street and North Avenue.
wFlume Street
Main and Catherine Streets

~ Canaan Road and Fair RIMBI
54» ('hi‘e-Illul Street, lear Summer St.
‘5§-—Rllllll Strctt and nion Avenue.
1. «(in
lid—East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
lib—East Avenue and Dasknm Lama.

 
 
 

 
 

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ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM DISTRICT!

 

l Two stroke! of tire bell. tbul. 1-1. In
I at

12~§l¢£lnnd Ave. to N. 1.. N. H. a B
tau-Hickory Bluff and Bell Inllnd.

ii-l’lne Point and Roma Point.
riwlmng Island Sound to MoKlnle at.

3-~"L~ontrs.i." McKinley at. to canon: i
tie—Grand Street and Tlndail Lane. . l
22 «l’cnnoyer St. to Cross lit. 1
lawflroes St. to Railroad l
'-l- Railroad l0 Brookslae. '
Want 8 no.1
IS—Whlte Bridge north tto Brookside.
lil~White Bridge 8. R. Li”! Bound.
llwWhl to Brid a 8. W. .l Sou

One stroke 0 the tire ball at bad“ time-
mdlcuios testing

Four strokes of0 lire bell, thus. 1 i- i— i 1
water to be shut

1ihird or more calm-ms indicate uriow
~ i't

”W.

MAILS

Norwalk Postoi‘i‘ice

 

 

Mell- Dam-toned
ma—

~W1.
m. ~D1u1 bury division.
m.«-Woni and South. Norwnil.
.m.»Ennt. West and do. Nowell.
m. ”New York and \tVoc t.
p. m.-Elaut “"21 south Norwsilt.
p. m.-i)aubury trial or .
p.111 .n—‘Polntnlwcnt of litumiort‘i. Lei
are on
pm medEl and Boiith Nor-welt.
p. inwardlnnon diction. Dunbar: “a

i
.m.-h‘nl«l. Well and Bo. Norwnlii.
401m. Will". and Bo Normal.
mnundny- and Hello-yo.
tmnil clam at 6: so is. In.
ud‘y collection at it: 30 p, to.
Malta Renew”.
m. «All directions.

. “.3"th unnun Blatlon.

. tin-«East, waist of Bridgeport.

. l‘li.-~Wllit)i‘l amt l'flhbuf’a

. m.-80nth Nurwulk.
I) a. immitlaut. Went and Bo. Now-II
0' p. m.“ linnhury divulnn.
v. tin—«mum Wont. and So. Remit.
p. low-litres

p madam" and {ninth Norwuiit.
109.111 mnwmw lurk. lirookifli and Inuit

ormlik
I 1m 9. mm and. Want and Bo. Normal.
undnye.

all a. musical WW“ and Flo. Norma.
Carriers' win on open from It until i

0.. 1n.
1.. s. ADAMS}. ileum-mm

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—-—conv¢
”No.33;
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a 155— -—
e an vac-cecal.
aka

-3 we: ”"

.;
cége;;53 Egg 9. ca
96

3'. . gal-u

Fussy—gs, ‘n—lfu
8;.33

 

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South Norwaih Postot‘iice

 

MAIL! Annivn F‘HOM
{intern Point-min is. warm 10:80 It. nu.
1 . i . 3:00. (Milli)
Western Points ~62 to ii till. 10.30 I. I!
am 46.85. 3'16 Ii 11.
Dunbtll‘lm‘F iii! a. m.‘ , 1. 00. It" tutti
Home! 0' an. auto, 10:00 a. 111.; 11.1) no

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n

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own? :orifwtz'o, 10:0011.’ may”

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Greatly Reduced Prices of Ladies and Misses Suits, ‘
Dtresses, Skirts, Walsts. Fats and Corsets.

 

 

she has always learned gives all or more than the promise. While
some stores are always claiming ltO give unhcaid oi’ values, it in

really giving better values While We are firm believers in adv

tislng, ‘we know that. women judge us mostly BY WHAT WE DO and

not by what we say. Hence we depend upon real, genuine value xiv":
tag to get us customers and keep them. We want you.
SALE IN BOTH STORES '
WE ALTER FREE.

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