.11 .
“(Georgia N.
. Hood’s instant death His brgthor (‘s
A ieoooro of‘lhc town in xiii ch he lived.
_ ‘Wlpo's Cold Compound" Ends Grippe‘
NORWALK onoens
" .ree deliveii at any time 01
”. First dr‘lht‘n leuws at eight
TELEPHONE your orders
Summon ' guaranteed.
Ha) es City Market
69 No. Main street
< , , . 4 r 7‘71 ..
“tux SOUTH nonwo»; oil-34ml: aw
...._4. -p- ..-
A11 auction his u u
LenibA-r 2, at the wuulgioih pines near
the. Congregational thui’uh.
Keeler of Norwalk “its the untfloneer.
1. Aid. Jun... ..
" OWAYTOEA
; ”-0—;- an»..-
" V“ V‘
Wednesday afternoonw'l‘he Ladies
Aid Society will meet iii the church
Wednesday (ironing The mida‘eck
service of the church, at which every
member should be present.
The pupils of Chestnut Hill school,
Miss Blanche Smith. teacher, who
were not absent during the month ol
\'i".(-1.ullcr, Fredel'it'k Jayne, Druid
Young and Philip Young. 'i‘tiooe who
here- neither absent nor tnrdy, Helen
Hanks, Lillian Banks, William Banks
11.1111 Mary UUrllSki.
annual .
"Friday eveningw'l‘he first
EAST ;
NonwALK 1
The next meeting. of the third dis~
Met commissioners will be held on
loudly evening ill the plan ton Earl
new place.
fir. and iii-s. tlcorge tilt-Kay, ofi
Buview nienue. huie returned to
“8r home here. after 11 plt‘urdlli vinit
'ifll relatives 111 llrooklyn, N. Y. ’
_._ .r.
The“l1‘rancis tliiodnow." from St.
ll, llils ill‘l'l\t‘tl tit the up
town docks of the St. Gringo l’. & P.
1Company. with a cargo of paper pulp.
l
“Much inlercst nrnuscd this
morning on tho l‘.i.-t $111.1 by the run
ning of trullci Ht' m“ the non bridge
‘Iiel'e were mun) exprismons of sat- .1
deflation, The. roadiiay 1n llll‘ \ltllI-V.
.lty of the old bridge >Wllt‘ll is stillV
in a state or diam-tiered upheuvnl. ]
\\ ii.‘
lntercstng makers will he consider-
ed, Tuesday iittt-rnnun of next week,
It the rcgulir monthly~ busiuc» moor
ing of the East Norwnll. improvement
”floatation. The member: will he on
«terminal by Mrs. l: Thump
son, at her liunn- m. 12111111 avenue
The old tug: “Athln- \", lr twin; rc-
gnired and put into mm‘nisswn for
Wing service. The l A Scott (To,
who are engaged in work lll (unnec-
llon with lllt‘ building of the now
Westport bridrc. haw t-anru‘xi thi' tug
tor use in the. \‘iostpoit mirror for a
tonsidemhlo period
Gt :W‘L‘t'
2011 service.
'11 the has:
There will
mmorrow morni 1.
Mil "121.
ii in!
avenue M. 11: t'll ir'l. i:i Fist avenue.
and the East Nora 1"1 Lin-zit Christ
hn clnm‘l., on \'.i:. H.111; sired The
piston; of mil; ii1:!§.‘.\‘:£{li~2\ will be
in chin-Kc of tiw ,~.r\:. .. limb uni
held on the is: $12.12;- ;i “cry
month.
The .“t it .~ 1 .~.~ 7‘.» 13-. .- Avenue
A “Ethodist l-.pt>iu .13 that“) had the
in
is
Ingest sthnil.” .-<-1 his: >11 lay
over a your. and the rLthmiasm
growing: 'l‘nv study for min-nun ~will
‘Bruds, who has just returned from a .
“Methodist Church.
ir‘yvnlng ovungolistic service with scr-
‘in: worship at Milt)
'lht‘ Ordinance of llnptism “ill be ad-
meetiog of the Brotherhood. F‘. A. ‘0 "
O’u."..1 .—
I
trip to South America. will be present T 1
to toll of some of his impressions and l h E
experiences. All members should no m
present. All men invited. \ i
“N“ M ‘ 1
Rownyton Baptist (‘liurcli———Sunday i. CANAAN
services*ltl:30, morning worship. 'i‘ht1 \_ ”ma-c v-
oubloct of the sermon will be “Christ's .1». ~
Standard of Greatness." The ordi- Mrs. l1' riinii Tippmau, Jr.. spent
nanw of the Lord's Supper will be Tuesday inn Hurry Oflen or Siam
administered at the clone of the morn ford ineuue,
iug service. 11:50. Bible school. Ev- -Ma
ery member should be present. 8:30, 'ill‘ and Mn. limit) and son Joseph
the Junior U. E Society will meet mi )1 \‘iniinurv 5mm. hate been ill dur
the Sundny school room 6:45 the C ’ in): the pawl wnek.
E. Society will unite for a union scr-
with the Epwortli League zit thi-
7:30, the Sunday
Mrs. P. (‘. Raymond, who has been
Hant’l’llllS 1111111 11 norvous breakdown.
1.~ slowly improving. |
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mon by the pastor on “The (im- Thing;
Needful. " "‘l here will ho inspiring:
singing and tho inciting \iill be lull oi
Mr. and \ii's.tlcoi"~i1 t‘. Wilser and
15011 “Are ’llianksuivtng uni‘sls of Mi.
1““‘”‘5‘ ”0'“ iii-ginning to ”"d' lover) ?iind Sits. A ll linupp of Sprinuilalc.
one is wclcomo at all scri‘it-cs of the
(bur-(h. }
1
.__. .w...
MI. and Mrs. ’i‘. \V. llcneillct undi
‘rztiglitnr worn 'l‘lianlmssiviult Athens oi.
Church. Rel".
Rowal‘lon Methodist . . . ‘Mlfi. W. I). Fish at “'hitc 011k Shade
l1). 3. Jackson. pastor. Nun-11.1; 101'
wool; beginning December 5th. Morn-
Mrs. t‘armen Tiirniiiino of Shelton
At this scrviiu
its spending seicrnl days with Mr.
und‘
. 'Mis. (‘h.iite.~i it. 'l‘iirintino of lnkn
ministvrrd tor thosc desiring; it, and . ‘
. . . . _\’lcw nit-mic.
any ilcstring ndimxwinn into tlzo.
ihuri l1 will he receiiod The noun
\l. tlloior Gregor-i, after a week oil
with loilhillllS. which tlircatvnod to
become serious is bark at his work
in the Munroe drug store.
mint ol‘ The Lord's Supper will ulsul
b0 inlniiiiisiired. Sunday silmol meets;
at “:30 a. m. The lesson subject--
l‘ssiuh‘s Pride and Punishment. Jun- l
ior League meets 111 3:30 p. m. Epl ‘ ‘ m
worth {game m 51;, l). m. This “I" Mrs. la. Mallcttc and two dough
Baptist tors. Doris and 1.001111, of Attilicrst,
Young People‘s Society at the Motho M31“- “l‘i‘m 'lVll1illk5Hil'ltlt: ill the homo
dint church The loader in: Miss Gill-'10! “1'51 1“- ll “'Nil of ("lwrry six-«wt.
dys Mills The topic LAMA Annielessf
minim \i‘no Kept Fresh God‘s Naomi '11..» monthly
Ei'ening preaching service at 7:45 prim“ llvm‘dict
be a union service with tho
inecting of the Hun
t‘nrt‘cr (haptor. D, A.l
it, will he‘liclil til the homtt of Mrs.
in. iiflllg your hnoklci-Guat item-i
nl Hymns and 1111 us ‘lirigliten (he‘ll. It. l.n'.\lonii1, Thursday. Doc. 9. at
('oiiwrs’ with it little bit or song. 3 p. in.
The attendance hm Sunday was ‘very . .
entouraginn’. Suppose you inl‘itcl The iron girders and supporting
wmoono to come with you next time columns for the addition to the John 1‘
The lint Quarterly Conn-rent".- in." this son garage lllll't‘ arrived, and the work
Conference your will be held “'eiiuc‘ of building thi1 brick Walls was coni-
|
school «11m. . 1
di)‘ evening in ”it“ 511116115 1 1‘11“ 111» 1 '7
r . 1 ' I V I
max" iv! All. rhizrchw 7:5. ‘1. 1“ “““1 w 1 I l
trict Sizper'inti-niicnt. llr. .\. ll. Hood ‘ t‘l‘ifli“ to :1 nutnlmr 0i cnscs of ill-'
enough. i). l .. will preside. All nl81n~V~uigg Hmong thc children. the servian
:rcrg of the church are welcome. 300:1" Ftlltitil lunthes 11111 been delayed
all members of the. Conference are but lht' committce plans to lnauguttite
urgtl in .n' :ircsnnt. Mn: “(011 pm,» .1“. “We ncxt wcck
be: "The [inner-r ”3. Tm Great how :: wrucdnt 7:30 p. m.. Thur: tidy.
Di'rity." This v.11: llflic mr the cen- ‘1 Wit-1111.1 ‘“ 1““ “Wk “a“ the_ M 3‘. and “PF. ll. li‘. Often entcrtniii-'
ital figure “ orally ”‘3, min. who ‘ 1‘ “1" ““5 ““ N“ 1‘ ""30““! “n“;id on Thanksgiving Day their chil-
holding our of llii‘ grtfillnj" pOnlYlODS u" l'r'c‘ 1t ["5 "' “""m 0 ”‘9 (”mph Fill and yianiltliildicn. induding the
on earth. not t'OIiit‘nl. r..i(.. 1! out af- ”V" and n h‘l” yeori “00' A "ml niilivs of Archibald. lliiiiy li‘rnticls'
ter more. Hiltl il'l st. 1131-11.: A...»- 111, {all "W“ "“" M “a“ "““dmd "“"k “mi 1nd Pvrii Orion. W. F. We ml and Mrs.
Ins so low that tho bruit-irk- on the b“ ““13“" (on Ml you come he” ‘runcis H. Weed
mu 0! the m). despised him. The time? “a expect a little special mus IV “—M t
final arranmpnum :or 13m.- u‘iuinig '6 and a good time. , ; ’i‘lzr liar-(1:11. (‘lnss of the MpllVlodist:
supper will also be completed, ‘— fl: l“l'."l‘l iilll hold “it lllOi'lilll) bunlncss!
_ fl‘md iwial min-ting chimsdny Dec.‘
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT. 8 is, :11 (l p. 111.. ill the home of Mrs.
1 ILTON‘ (, IAlcxandcx Mc‘n'cndrlck, Church:
Wm. s_ Mead, Farmers' Mills, N. Y., s L m ____ 1 “11101. The mcmbcrs will give an ac-
Is Instantly Killed. 1'} , “count of- how they elirncil their dol-l
wniium s Ail-1.1 of Farmers Mills.l ’ , ars. '
N. Y., was “NW.” killed at. mm. Mrs Edmonds of South Wilton, has,
11111. N. Y., Friday evening. when MAM" emem'mng °""°“°“V“ "WNW Mrs. George w. Birch and Mitts
brother (‘hnnrs “end, lost control of Mr. and Mrs Edward Freeman a”entitldnAi. Slater of Stamford spent
the automobile in wzl ich the l\\() mcn'
were returning home from Pough-i
heepsie. ’l‘ln- automobile turned tol
one side of the mod to pass an ox
team and it was at this time that
Charles Mead lost control of the ma-
chine.
The automobile Pruillt‘d into a stone
wall, the impact throwingr both men
ant against the wall cruising \Viuiam'
tailed with him as Mr. Mentiwnfi
about. titty years of age and at the
V‘flme of his death was (nit-1. of the'ns
He was lumps in thi. "- \ici: illy through
business hips hero. .
111113 A 1011111 7'
1081 A in AAAAA
. Hilary—Don't Stay Stuffedbpi
l'You can end nflppe bud break up
in oovoro cold either in head chest,
tidy or limbs. by taking a dose of
Pope's Cold Compouudje' every two
hours until three doses are taken. ‘
1t promptly opens clogged up nos-
ud‘air passages ‘in' the bend.
no nasty dischbrgb .tir nose run-
relieves o ck headache, dullness.
as. sore throat, sneezing.
fineness and slin‘noui. ’ ‘
”Ain't stay stuffed- L‘ 1! Qiit blowing
“gunning! Ease your throbbing .
‘ thing else in the world invesf
prompt relief as ”Pope's Cold
V payldriiz. slow. it anti without
co. Bemyoum
Thanksgiving with their daughter in
been visiting Mrs Mary Benton
South Wilton.
:returned from a motor trip to 1305-11" will)”:
ton. V
on:
.‘f which posts My ~28 unto «may
.00. motor nice. and cannot; in, . «1
{Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
iry anr lit the Scofield homestead!
and spent Friday night with Miss Mar !
Mrs Carrie Slant of Bridgeport haslanmt Willi: in Middlepatcnt. Vlrs.
of Zarr was t‘hn guest of Minn Slntci‘. iii
‘ ‘ber home in Stamiord, Friday night
Yonkers.
~Mr. Vand Mrs. W. R. J. Hubbell hnyo’ The Woman's Itniiof Corps will give:
cntertninmcnt and sale,
F‘nursdny, Dec. 9 in Raymond Hull
, qSuppcr will be served from 6 to 8.
The dancing class will meet with :uid ii muster 1 entertainment will be.
Mrs. Axehmder Slickorman this alto.- vivcn from/9 to 9 All whose names
noon. ‘ . . ~ , are on the. autograph quilt nhoiild be
' ' 'rliee "‘llrre tino over 300 names on
Mrs. "Helen Post and .Miss Mabel he quilt unit the one to receive it
Post spent last Saturday and Sunday1 rill he announced after the. entertain.-
with Mr. and Mrs. William Post, orgnent.
Bridgepdrt.
The Woman's Chrisii‘an Temper-
ance Union will meet Thursday ulter-
noon, December 9, with Mrs A. W.
Merwin.
_ “V
MlSR Abiml Amos died early. 'l‘uea
day morning, Nov 30, at the home of
“ilrsi 1.1‘. Stillman, of which family“
“he was a cousin, M115 Ayies was 78
11101.". old and the last mcmber of her
family. “being the daughter of James
'1. and Ctarlndn lg‘. M103, and lived in
‘icw Canaan since early childhood,
She will be remembered by till who
knew her Ermine kindly 3mm
11mm she showed in an lumen per-
filming“: tin-W 113? unit for her
was} held jesidr yotll p.1'ii.V
V.Mfs. ‘D; 1R. Lambert. left town" on
Thursday to spend the winter in
Goahaxi. N. "in. with hip" iisier, Mrs
John Cummings. ~
11310 Civic new held ii meeting
Wednesday intimation it: ~ the Toy? ii
Hath ‘Itugwiis dpcidodfliot to meqtidnr
in: thouwioter. but £8. mine Arnie
. Stillman l%uiéil
meetin iii l’prib
.“ . Hoyt D. 1).. omclatedi
' H1: 1 .
tit
Win. '
"lhursday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock.
, n..-
; now horse” . 3
i Kerwin of Brooklyn,
. The “tunerai service
, .
' J 1 . .
M°Wrd enclose With live cents to Foley I: CV0. . “
, Chicago. lit. writing. your. nomo that
{it .1 t_ unun.
.o life in New
._
‘x' ark. She was
teal-111,1. '
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t
l
u and resin“; tin-1.: up to new!
.1» (1,.U. Wimp aht‘ Went to make
Vom- it: 0.11.1; 1.11.1, 0.11. She wa:
1;;‘(1‘ of the in r M: -:1 Albert .5
her
a.
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Digestive
Troubles
muse headache, biliousness,
constipation, impure blood
Coinstoik both being 1.. i-n bers of the and other unpleasant gym!)
liu. .Auh Benedict (‘nrtii t‘hapter, l).
11. lill.‘“’l\9d by her husband
and daughter.
1
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SILVARMA 1N1: E
The Lute-1 Aid Sotiely is to nice:
at the bums ol‘ Mrs Joseph Guthrie,
l
l
South Norl
the home at.
E, Andrews, of
sanl Sunday al
(found Miller.
V Miss
walk.
Mrs.
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Mr. and Mryg. Charles Puget, .
New York. Sptl‘ui Sunday at
summer home in Perry avenue.
oi
their
Louis lll‘litllil. of South NorWfilk.
spent the Wonk-end at the home 1Jl.‘
his mother, Mrs. tlrace liell‘ant. l
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Robinson,
who have b11011 spending the past few
days with rclativvs in New York, have
roturncd to tlmir home.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wardwi-n
spent Sundly at the home of Mrs.
Wurdwell‘s ulster, Mrs. George Brad»
lcy. of West Norwulk.
Ron Stoguc, who has been spend
in: the past summer in a tent in the
Austin woods. has moved into the
Collin cottage on the Mill road.
Mrs. Annabelle Burns, 01’ Silver-
mine avenue, in spending :1 {1w ilnys
at the home 0; c1; dauxhter. Mrs.
Christopher And is. of Bridgeport.
Edward Gulles. of Spring Hill,
has purchased the old Charles Mills
blow and expicts to 1110\‘(1 hilt) it
the last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry llubhell. who
have been spendlng the smniner in
a cottage on Silvermini-
have returned to New York for the
Iii-inter.
1 l
,.
George Frey spent li‘rldny and
Saturday with friends in New York.
lsanc llclt’nnt huii purchased 11
t. J. _‘
Mrs. Elizabcth O'Connor, who has
been spending the lost. two months
with bcr'dnuizhtor Mrs. James Ker-
win. of Brooklyn has returned to
her home in Silicrmine.
Mr. und ilrs Eduard Guthrie,
who huvc lwmt spending 'the pant
few days lit the home of Mrs.
Guthrieu sister in New Jersey.
have returned to their home.
Mrs. J Hang. (it. l’crry avenue.
left for Chicago Tuesday morning.
where she. is to meet her husband,
‘who is employed in that city during
the wlntcr months. -
Mrs. Robert Aiken and son Alfred.
who have been spending the past
few days :it the home of Mrs. James
have returned
1.to their home.
Lockwood. with her
3.011 Ellsworth. and' daughter, Mary.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lockwood's
brother. living ,Lockwood of New'
Cannon.
Mrs Currie
The Ladies ‘Aid Societv is to give
0.1 Christmas fair at the home of
Mrs. Elli). Aiken, on the evening of
December 10 at. 7:30 o'clock. Fancy
goods. cake and ice cream will be on
sale.
Rev. D11.' Vurncyh‘ the traveling
presidlant .of the ‘Methodlst Protes-
tant Church. will preach at the Sli-
vcrmltie M. P. Church next Sunday
morning. Service will begin at 10:3i
o'clock. ‘ V .
John/Pabst, "who hits been spend-
lug thé‘pust Week at the home of
his‘ mother. Mrs, John Pabst,
Miss Mary Lockwood, of Merlden.
spent tho week end at the home oi
her mother, Mrs, Carrie Lockwood
Aqli‘red Aiken, who has been visib
ingf at that home or his brother.
Robertnlken. has returned to his
home. ' 1.
aloud. Al-i'mEY onto—Tum who
.. Elva crow. . .
iJOIi’t miss this. VCuViV out this- villp,
oddréits .o‘lenrly. You will maid in‘
" min pumice «utilizing
l
1
r
u venue, ,
toms. If these troubles are
neglected they weaken the
body and open the way for
serious illness. Manychronic
diseases may be traced back
to indigestion that could‘
have been immediately
relieved by
Beecha ’s Pills. This well-
known omc remedy has
proved itsclt dependabk, safe
and speedy during ixty years'
use. 'lhe fame of havi 1:11; a
larger sale than any othtr med
icine in the world proves the
dependableremedial value of
[wills
plus
[an .1. {A II M
. mam. ° noting-11:52“
SATURDAY. DEC. .4.
1915
d
‘ V 11 VI
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ll Y ‘1 31M
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“'25-;
GOA» r
1
‘ JUST COMFORT.
is what most people nowadays
want in their living room—4
place where you can work or
‘I rest—really live.
That mounts you must buy our
able, substantially built
FURNITURE.
designed for real use and com-
We have the best qualities in
- alkatyles and varied grades. Call
1
t
1 fort rather than ornament.
l
1
and see.
A. J. Angevlne&C0.
South Norwaik.
Colin 1
LaTACAAN rNU JPTOMET
5‘ RloT.
155 Washington 3:
Floral Tributes, original Vac
caicursmi 3 unit
“Alli“! B E ‘
al Alli you-ID M Li.
i l4ilgh‘wr'l3d loani- “ESE“ run
mus. sealed with :1?” :33?
THE ONLY SHOP 0!“
AT PRICES
Damask Tea Cloths,
Lace Candle Shades,
Dozen Tea Napkins,
Lace Centerpieces,
NEW
GRANDE MAISON oaBiANc
Holiday Gifts
THAN ELSEWHERE
Box 03‘ Six Handkerchiefs,
FIFTH AVENUE, 44thVond¥15tli Stu.
.'
A good Hdl‘ pays bot-t in the beet ”I‘Fnflfiéflinu‘mgh “€53”:
,, in flowing at no: Alwnlyskdiabk
pa. Pr. Still) Bl lllillfifilSlS Hillmiiffi
ITS KIND IN AMERICA
N0 HIGHER
_ from $1.50
from 2.50
irom 3.50
.irom .. 6.00 .
’ from 10.50
YORK":
more than elsewhere.
kind of dial to use.
Harris &
We carry the best Coal to be obtained and charge no
Tell us your heating problem and we will tell you what
WATER STREET,
' From aVCoal
l‘ocl et is Pos-
itively Clean
It is not: exposed to the
weather and cannot be
loaded into the wagons un-
less it is thoroughly screwed
'
Phi ne
G308“P 721
SOUTH NQRWALK.
ll ‘ home.
signs. Casket Cow-rings oi tire
Iibczltity. Moderate piic 1:5 Prompt
Aservice. Telegraph (lllnlllllnlk‘fl'
tion with leading ilomie in prin-
.11 Acipal cities in the Unitt ll Qtates.
South Norwalli Florist
l
:2 50. Main St. So. Nerwalk, Ct.
l Phone 364.
l
HEADQUARTERS FOR 0A3
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00,
; Self Lighting Burners. Set
our stock before buying.
Gad? .or Water Heaters . . $11.00
’ my Refrigerator}
1V Jones & H01cnk1ss
it‘] Wall St Norwall: Pan"
'i -.-..--._.__,.. - 4
I .
: iiill find a Inrgc.’
‘-. "Qu w-‘liitiuti of
l lwrstmns tiiik ’
at rt'aSinlec pii ca. 1 , .
Norwalk Pawn
Shop
JCS. ROSENFIELD, Prop.
1 40 Water SL, 80. Ncrwalk, Conn.
llor‘ 0n HLuse
Vi Will remain open until Decmnhcr 5m.
‘ lo there for your sea food.
'1 JOHN O'SULLIVAN, Prop.
' ' Tel. 720
CALL US UP
and We will rush our trouble
than right around when some-
thing likc this happens in your
it your
PLUMBING
9
is detective, antiquated, unsnnr
my or worn out, have us rum-:11
DECessary repairs or install it
or.
New York. has returned to his homo] V
1"Vt'-. A E.
91¢” . ll‘otiiyfi ' ifloue‘y and T011 Soinpoimo‘, l
V. flit: Wallis. cold and crowded» Kim,
. . , p.1‘fi
AS
”I! iNmUMIN'I' 0" QUALITY
01101'
on“ 43,11 951.1.
is the RES! ChriStmav "Present
For it furnishes etdoymont and
throughout the your. ’
instruction for the entire
1 ' * 1mm Order one now and 5th d
. mull
. the
‘W E
.l‘.‘
the chance 0! disappolu
intent
V't‘ulto advantogo or our easy paymentt .
. plan it you wish and hire the mucliiné.
Adelivored just. heioro Christmas.
u"
A
her of our customers ,hajve already
begun payments— and when it is deliv-
cred. Will have a. co0di'y' portion or
ninount paid in. ,. ‘
HAVE: sONOH'A-s to also: from "
COLUMHIAH‘ fl‘ofli ”5.00 to $15030
VMDBiV M if you wllll them. . .
VALL 19F THfl. HEST RECORDS, I.“
"BOON AI ISSUED.
. A _GOMPL_ETE LINE OF CHEST HUME!
Including Christmas dough for school. and shoreline
5011mm! MUSlC mamas
hunt!!! :
‘ E
" . iV ‘brushing is much, but not all sonic-
new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HGRA‘iCE-RNASH
, i . rel; 1354.
1 Ncflh- Main St.
S. No rum
WI
have The T 00th V
They are an important »
if possiblo.
anatomy. Careful .
part .oi the
I lin’es condition.»- exist which causq "
. 1a. deposit to [01:11 that. the bristles
9' will not lt‘lllOH’; if it is allowed to .V
remain will produce A foul breath
,genfiitive teeth and gums. or per-
haps the loss of the entire set of 11‘
teeth.
‘ ” Do not wait until the whole
. mouth involved baron giving them
1 attention. but have the teeth clean-
:01! at once, and avoid culturing.
9131. ll. Mallery -
1V! “BUM”! Mleln S'aV 3011th NOWIMA
Houn: Va. m. 08 p. m.
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