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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 3, 1916 · page 3

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ants!

Classified “Ads. ”—

For Sale,
Profession

To Let,
Business and

al Cards. and

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A jolly smoker was last night en-
joyed by the member. of the Trinity

‘l'ounit Mtn's (‘lub at their rooms on

Railroad aieilue Although there was
no formal speech Ill'rtlililg
good time was ttl order

a general
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(Continued from Fir“ Page.) played There has a Liul‘ltitl IIIU
gram and refreshments were >7‘I'lt-‘d
Miscellanea“ ““5 a member 0‘ ”“9 07d”. bani: m Next Sunday afternoon at it St'
_ I lie-34nd Degree. He was not a Ini‘m- “do“ “H 'I‘ F €ka NW“ oi
ber of any local organisation . ' . ' ‘ ‘ . ,
LASSIFIEDAdvertisements on .iiispage.Twenty-Five WordsorLess.25c Mr own... .1. not .. native oi “W ”WW ”WM “1“ m" -
this country. having been born in the tltlli lllt‘liillt'l'> on ‘lhvrrr \‘t‘lmt
I'Iiree Times, 50c. Each Additional Word. 1 cent per Insertion. In Black- . mum “mm,” m” .80 ”II WI h M“ ,,
' i in. h mun \try «uddenli 1m hating
lace or Caps, Double Face. ibw“ -... wk 0.. “when... U, n... _ ,, -.__
A F inn-k at iii. oifitc Funeral services FRENCH TRAGED'AN DEAD
w "I «'J will be htid from lllr late home U: m. I’AItlS, Mdrtll 3 0‘ l5 '4 to lean
”R m 3 To m' : —- --,detea~t d. .\u ' thm ~Irrrt Hu Mot. Mouneth‘ully. the t‘rlrbtnled i‘r.r.ih
. . "w” 7. 7T .- T. WANTED. (li’EltATIrllS ij\i r-rtt " la.» ant noon. at hwtluro Ke‘ J. u-a-wmu and dean of ti.— court.»
FOR SALE \inlt\ t‘lxr: l.x1’l;l.- To LET “1"“ “H 1’ If ”“5" or... r..$111uet'poi\rr Illm,1..'ir*‘ its... “emu" “’"l‘t'ri 0‘6”” i‘inlt‘yh. Mn 1‘ ,3 .. _, , , I. If
lent tone tull size and perm-r tolldi‘ ‘J “"3”” ‘1" ""1”": ““1" ‘13 ”Nde’“ ,. , , 't , ,.. \\ 'k loiiicrure and inter-merit rtrll r... u, H" rantatse. is dmd, at the age or i.
In.“ “I. 4.“, bou and m“. Mill 5?“ unproit-rneirt: or lore sale H Marius. “ " ’I‘" I‘IWT“ ””I \I‘ ’ ' H .M erside l‘t‘Ilit‘lt'II’)‘, lie is surrtied by
oiirrtr il*.t'i 1.1.1»... ”rs”, (. , Art'llflrl'l and lrtllltler 12;: ilaslungtoti “““ “ "‘ "”"d 1"” “‘I' ‘1‘“ “-‘ '_i> ml. iii this city. niltl by brothers
8‘. , ' l ‘ ' ‘1‘ H“. “In,“ \“Mdm ms or «It'd HUMI lit: t‘o e3 \lii.~hiD.,‘l‘H rid swor. rrtrtrii itr .llnr-rtnl N11...“.
5.?” lI‘ti [Ill til .. -- I ._ r .. m3 H r; thr- “mu“, “RAY HAIR McoMES
FOR SALE 4JU)BI‘I\\ I'.R..\ILKJL TO LET TU PA lll l Ul‘ Alli. I la WANTED ’l‘lilil'f. hills GIRLS

neutron-kl 000k cane-S in mission ilnv
Ishud oak in perfect condition. For
particulars call Mil-t: m2 3t

FOR SALE 'r’l‘ti hl'ldiil' FAMILY
in the (")2 one bottle or 'Auiaretto
Costellano," it royal remedy for slomr
nth and intestinal ailment ll filters
the bind and gives force and vitaliU.

Sold everywhere. Send for booklet.
Box 374. South Norwalk.

FOR SALE BABY CHICKS. WHITE
Worn.» R. l Red‘s, Barred Rocks,
mi! Orptngtons, Eggs for settings. 16c
[setting and up. Our birds won 52
ribbons and two silver cups last year.
Commercial hatching 15¢ a chick. Broil-
ers, kit-truce, roasting chickens and
turkeys killed, dressed and delivered
to order Nicholl's Poultry Yard. East
Norwalk Telephone 243 4. m2 at

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FOR SAL E—I‘AMIIA'

sttorld floor 73 \loodward arenue, l
rooms and 1 III ‘allit‘ Toilet on same
rioor “outward avenue.

'I‘elrplrotrr (11“ too] mil 3!

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TO LET FIVE ROOMS 0.\' Sit)“
Ulltl floor it Uri-hard street. \ormilk
ll.11ulrt‘ on the premises

TO LET .\'(i 12 PORT S'I‘lti-Zli'l‘.
near new bridge. upper floor of live
rooms. One extra room 111 attic. Elec
tric lights. toilet. )lr-s. I-‘rank Day. 3
Hells place,

 

To LET—TWO AI’ARTM ‘NTS AT
:35 and 57 Spring street consisting of

five toms with improvements. inquire

Tele'
mil 1

Mrs. R. Tartan-Its tlrove street.
ilitrite 1393712.

 

TO LET HALF OFFICE 0N WASH-

;ington street, for Insurance and real

out'oi‘ town owes balance of 8129, on.

n handsome upright grand piano. It
to your» for balance. Write Tba
Gilbs Piano (‘0., 71-73 liaimstreet.

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FOR 8A LE—l '15

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Springfield, Mass. (30 years in one io-Q Pitch. lib South Main stNPt,

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119 Ill Norwalk. '
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commoner .

estate agent. etc., box 685, South Nor-
wiilk, Conn . 1111 St

T0 LET—SIX ROOM FLAT, STEAM
heated. all improvements. Mrs. F. H.
South
128 iii

 

 

TO LET-‘IlUXGAJDW, NO. 31

touring seltctmer, 1913 Overland Lincoln avenue, 6 rooms and bath. All
roadster. 1913 Buick touring, 1913'iniprovemenls. Rent 820. inquire oi
ant-Ion touring. Wehrte'i Garagé.‘ c. E. Hoyt. r9 tr

11mmond'st.southuonrrt m-st. _

 

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MME MARION DEAD
CIIIt‘ AGO, Marth 3.~Mme

 

 

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TO LET—TWO THREE ROOM
than and two tour room lloora.‘ Itn-

Mu'io p: 'oicrnents_ electric lights and gas

Diro Marion. 64 years old, a former One minute from trolley, tap minutes
grand (Ipcta Singer, died at her home from depot inquire 84 Woodward ave

hcre last night. Physit inns artid acute
pleurisv «rinsed her death ‘1' dome
Matron h .td made her home in ii. lease
for n crc than a qurmer of a can my.
helm) thirty years ago she was a
nicml‘er of the .‘iletropolil'ln
company of New York '

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“VAUDEVILLE, {Rootiner South Norwalk.

The Acrrw of the World's M: ll"liil
this Mammoth Program-10 be,

in

Presented at the '

PALACEl‘

Thursday, Friday and Sat

March a, 3 4
If you See It at the Palace,
‘ Best in Vaudeville

it‘s the

"A Noteworthy, Announcement”
"Engagement Exceptionally Ex-
traordinary” of
The Distinguished Legitinmte Actor,

WALTER S. HOWE
a Splendid Supporting Company.
. Presenting

“In and Out"

And

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‘01 fiie and six rooms with improve
Opera 1 mnnts.
‘Grove St.

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Tt'fourt for adjustment,

one or \audetille‘s Best Playtets, by

Our On 11

Porter Emerson Browne
America's Foremost Pluyriizlit.

 

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I _ Extra Added Feature

Ned Wayburn’s

nus. Tel. 1106-12 it it

 

To LET—THREE APARTMENTS
at 55 and 67 Spring street consisting

Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov. 1 6
Telephone 1393-12. F‘Z-it. ‘

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T0 LET—FIVE ROOM PLAT CD

at the Grand 7.. If: and ziir Store \’or :

walk, ('orrtr nl’. '
WANTED- A \‘UI'XG Gilli. l-UR
light housework April) iiwrnirru t

Mr: 1‘ J .\trntz. '!
lliililtlltl biotlt

NtrtttrI

llt‘i .

Sittitlilim
\'.rrtr .trwt,

WANTED—Anti: OR TWO .‘tl..“ . IUI’.
.ouse to house canvass. Por'rmt work
Expenses advanced, Steady
all ;ear around. Call Snyder,
ltlllll street, 7 p. rn.

EWS

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WANTED—MAN Tl) BUILD TEAisr Joseph's rectoy.
and coffee route for himself in South
Norwalk and vicinity. Good proposi-
tion for the right man, to
large tea and coffee importers. Ad-
dress stating experience, etc. James
Van Dyks (‘0. 1135 Main 'street, Bridgei
port. Conn.

motives in Norwalh.

—_ .,—.

‘iew days in Washington. D. C.

 

WANTED AN
aniesiady t‘oi lloaits and suits.

I‘IXPHRJ HINCEIDI
Steady

 

Miss ilarriet Keith, of

Leonard (iortnan and Iletty E. Gil-i

bert are to be married tomorrow lnI-zy and Irtiuiiltvsullie

DARK, llilCll, GIOS‘Sil

 

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Try Grandmother's Old Fivcrrtc

ripe of Safle Tea and Sutph. r.
Alliltlri everytmi ltlltvti.

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iitt \ .li't'
Tia tritiStilpl.iIt. properly 1 lil|ltl|liltl I
Hi bring: trick tire iratur lr I‘l‘ll ElIlt'l‘
ltrirrttrlirixizhv lid 'liilt
w} or any at weird. da'i-lrrr‘ t rit..'
.-:.t;r untl ~rop~ tailing: Irrir with.
lino the only “fly to get ‘rrts rittiture .
a... to main- II or hnmt. '-\lllt'll r~ rrrr<~3

.\i‘\'tld&)'€ we stiiiply a.“ .1; ”try tirut'.

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ithls old, famous rmipe, Hetutt.w
lone can pessihly tell that you ddrlteli"
“1' “1‘1"." C- Sherer ‘5 spending I ed your hair, as it does it so naturally
Dr. '
Itrudley In caring l’or his practice here. i you brush my, n and

Vote for
You wil Iger a lltlgt- but

no

and evenly You dampen .i sport-c or
drain lhlz
'tthmugh your hair, taking one small

BHGRODOH strand at a time; by the trim: the gray

position tor ”“1 right 0““ KW! to him be?" ”slim! in DOWN!“ Ind ill!" but! disappears, and at t' another up

the PHI‘ lb.
.\'ot Walk

:13 South Main street, 80
1112

wanrso-co-lli‘ifslrotm. eon

general housework. Steady position

the South Xtrrwalk club

 

exerting attended the ladies night at ”Human or [‘0' yo."- ym,
Ibcaulifull) dlirlt,

Doctrinal
lhlik and gloss rind!

' got: look years younger

The production for the benefit 011

with good “.3" Apply J. II. Barker. ‘ the ambulance (und selected is the
.\llll Plain Road. I-‘slrlleid conn. m2 tit “wad“! Drtfl'ltllon '1 Pays 1“ id ’MONDAV :veumo, MARCH 0. ma

A. SERIOUS PREDICAMENT

vertise,‘ with the original ca.- -.1
WANTED A GIRI. FDR GF‘NERAI. 29. afternoon and evening.

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lrouseu ork. t.\'o cooking or washing
required Address “8" c 3° Sentinel.

SOLVENT NOTICE.
_ _, , _ ____ _»_-, _ lllulrttt or Non/altr. as.
WANTED MAII) unit om’mu. Court i‘chruari' 17. A 11.1915

housework. Apply Mrs. J. A. \‘ollt, yr.

14 Garner street. South .\'orwlilit, ml in 01 NUI‘Wdik. in ruilti lllhtrit‘i. deceased.

WANTED-FEMALE OPERATORS

 

work on rairicontit. Iood pay

steady work. Apply to D. 1.. Harris, "limit

their claims for

 

 

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HOYT'S OPERA HOUSE

A musical comedy in two acts Pre-

sented by (‘ourt Laurel. Daughters oi

Probate
EFffllt‘ of William W (‘ omslock. late

The Court of Probate for the III;-
trIt-r of \‘orwiilk. birth limited and at-
on Singer power sewing machine,- to low sit months front the drive here-
and of {or the creditors or said Estate to
settlement. .

83 Washington street. Top floor. 125 tit Th0” Who neglect to present their
_ _ .. accounts, properly attested, within
WANTED—POSITION AS STINO- Bald time, Mil be debarred a recor-

grapher with some knowledge of book- N‘)’ All persons indebted to said Es-

keeping.

\\ .11 start at a row salary from are requested to make immediate

 

 

 

dar street: improvements 8 omen. t‘aii Ni‘llln‘ll but of reference. Ad- tut-merit to
Washington street Inquire Samuel dress "Slcrrographt-r,” cIo Sentinel. . GEORGE II, voanRGH, ‘
n18 tt ml at f‘.‘ 5 nr.'l Administrator
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WANTED ~—l-.‘XI’i-)Itlld.\'(‘I-Ill t.rrtr.r CONCERT
[[cAl “0““ and men operators on Singer swing} m the

 

District of Norwalk. :3. I’robete
or-rl. March 3rd. A. D., tilt.)

'Tsliile of Frederick It Field. late of
\orwlillt, in said District. deceased .
Ordered, That the I-Jttecutrix tuttillrit
her Admifiistratlon account to this.
HI the Probate
,otl‘rce in Norwailt, on the 9th day, of
. March 1916. at 3 o'clock afternoon:
.il‘tl that all persons interested in said
Estate may“ be notified thereof. the Ex- ‘
m-trtrIx will cause this order to be pub‘
Irshed In it netvtpaper having a clr
irritation in said District, at least live

 

days before said 9th day of March.
1916.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
, n13 lt Judgel
my- .
District of Norwaik, ss. Probate
Court. March lst. A. D.. 1916

Estate of Margaret Baynhrtni. late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
I The Corrrt of Probate for the ills-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
‘ lowed six months from the date here-
;of for the creditors 01' said Estate to
texrribit their claims (or nettlementr
[ 'Ilrose who neglect to present their iic-.

Scmtrtlent "WW“ Comedy Spectaclev touitts, properly attested. “”1”“ said

“The Hotel. Lassies”

L K10. CHARMING

. line. will be debarreti a recovery. All

‘requt'sted to make immediate pay-I

BEAUTIES (10) "m" ‘0

In a Pretentious Musical Comedy
Revue.

A Clever Pair,

Sydney Ctarcd Betty ‘ naval

In Rhyme, Reason and Music.

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The Debonair Humorist.

r. BARRETT tritium
An Infinite Laughter Promoter. '
‘ .‘ —_

L . .
. .. Tossing Austins

Marvelous manipulators.

Jugglers and Jesters,

 

seem prawn-rm

a,iivIr

{HE 801'?“ VORWAI .K Tl'l“ ST (20.
Administrator .
1 . C E. HOYT 'Ireiis l

SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, ss.

 

Probté

of Wilton. In said District. deceased.
’ The Court «Probate tor the Dir
trier or Norwalk, tutti limited and all
loved six months from the date bere-

' ot'for the crdditors or said Estate to

éxhihlt theirctaims (or settlement.
Trio-e was ion-st to ore-cat their
main. meaty mated. within
said time. will if: M a ram-

fir-Ml WWW to “it! 5-.

tP; 3:: ‘-:t._~,-

economy. um.

 

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v .

‘the factory. 15 IlIerwIn street, Norvi'iilk.

rot cattle and poultry.

ipefrrns indebted to said nstnte arel'pap‘" 5”” ”'0 learner.

Court. February 17. A.” D., 1916. I
Estate '01 Almina 8t. J. *Davenport.‘
also brown as H. S. Davenport. Iate‘

are Wm‘ WM“. ,

mme.---.-..--unmmn

n'achlnes. Also button aewcrs at tl.
girls for all around work in factor}: 5 ,
Hovner. 6?. Day street. South Nor-walk.

First Methodist Episcopal Church
South Norwiilk
Monday evening, March 0th

 

8:15 o'clock
“9 6‘ Alice l2 Srrrith. Soprano
' Hamid MIL-kiln. Violinist
wANTED—A GOOD BRIGHT. H. I.. Qatilin III the Vocalion

Gerard (‘hatfleld at the Planets

smart, active boy about It or 15 years
Admission 25 cents.

old. Cari find a good position with
M. N. Mayehoil a Go. Apply quickly at

 

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GERMAN“ iltl'ltl

M. FLEURV. Proprietor
EUROPEAN PLAN
Rooms 50: day, 81.50 weak and up
So. Nor-wall:

 

WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDB
Best prices
paid. Best prices paid for calves. H.
Friendman. South Norwatlt. Tel 1151.

 

t Railroad Ava.

CLUETT. PEABODY 60., NC.

WANTS—

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REGEN

BOX OFFICE OPEN 19:80 A. M. DAYS OF BEAT SALE.

Castlle, and Court Laurel club Direct“
ed by John W Sculley.

An evening of music, aonfl. comedy
and ptayleta

Reserved seats ........... 50 cents

Seats can be reserved at the t liflortl

drug store, south Norwitllt and Define:

t» Hill'i‘lt‘k'r‘ drug store, Norwiilk.

March I, at 9 ti. ni.

 

\

Testing the Eyes and
Exallning ll Patient tor
tile Eliecis ol Eye Strain
are two dilterent tiring".

The reason that. an oculisrt
(medical eye specialist)
associated with us is to git/e
you the most complete eye-

glass service possible.
fl

Co nc in and it talk 0 tsr

THAMER

Oculiats Optometrists
Opticians
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford, Ct.

OpOn Sat. Evenings until 9 o'clock
Est. 1887.

 

 

“Wyeth'a Sage rtril Sl.l,iii.t"
Miss Iluth (:elslon :inl brotlre. Ito), jtorrrpound"
represent or Springdrtle, spent Sutitlu\ 'Htll bcir' .11: for about no tents Eu until, the},

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ANDREW DAVEY

90 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.

m— Econonry Rules yr..."

NOTE THE UNMATCH
419 ABLE PRICES ALL THIS MV'LY

“or 256

Iliue T p Matches
lite

Regular be Bax

 

 

 

 

 

 

Californ 3 Peaches

Prim" .1 Heavv Syrup. Cut to

 

California llgg Plums
Large No. ? Cans; Worth 15c Cam.
V‘ Early lune Peas
New Sucrotash
New String Beans
Evaporated Milk
Best Head Rice
Dutch. Cleanser
Your Choice

3 for gig

18c Cali

Sperry and Barnea'

Quaker Farina
Quaker Corn Flakes
Bottle Blutng
Strong Ammonia

Corn Starch
Your Choice 51‘ Earh

Calif r' nia Asrrarsgus

Lemme Square t‘aris 25" value, (fut to

 

New Sugar

t‘orn Smoked shtulders
12c Value Lean, Tender, Delicious
Cut to

Cut to

13¢ lb; ‘ ,
.2 thin 25c;

Co’derr Santos
Coffee

nest. ‘From the rims:

it: Can

Pore Leaf Lard

(l' 1"”) ...............

 

Peerless Coffee
“Leads the World"

 

30¢ LB. 19¢ LB.
no Scam Free § LBS. FOR fig
ure Condensed Milk ’
El” Siled Cans» (PUT T0 ........... 10c can

 

Atria all s l rps

Regular 25c (‘ans .

Fancy Table But er

21c
31c lb.

 

 

 

 

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Watch Tuesday's Sentinel For Our Big Sale of Lenten
i Specials. -
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ENTERTAINMENT ON THE BIG FLOOIR ‘
Ur AT nooousn's HALL— .
SOCIETthgucIIi‘ZJRINITv You can have a Jolly good time
Hoyt's Theatre, March 1, a p. m. I! I'll can walk you can

Reoerved Beau 5°C., 35c.. 25c.

LEARN To ROLLER SKATE.
Open evenings a to 10:30

Refined Management .

Management of Harold Shea

Skmth "When Women
Vote"
Music-Minstrelsr— Dance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

THEATRE

PHONE

NORWALK 1 501

 

 

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS on
power machines.

9

BOYS.

GIRLS EXPERIENCED IN MAKING
Learners

er productions in

paid while teaming.

 

HIININESS NOT'I‘F‘Q'

 

A ”Bill. 10 summer.
maximum-mar.

 

 

 

 

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TODAY

Fannie \‘tard, Paramount star who scored in‘ The Chest" and oth
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“TcNNESSEE’SIPARDNER” ‘

 

Saturday Matinee and Night at lockwotid’s liall

Paramount offers the noted Fannie Ward in

"THE CHEAT”

A. H. WOOD! PRESENTS

POTASH 81F ERLMUTTER

 

”mm-:0!“- so P Made by Our Special Winin- Three Pieces. from Material in

sand. Wabm'm. "”9““ ‘

m -‘ Saturday Evening Past Stories
MEMO-OW m.wuhaml~baudW—unt--Allm

mtm'w“ II II i.“ . ,I .I. -. .- .. . 25‘9“" .I . ,I __

litmus—arm m 1= W - th-

Isa.um.m~.mat. ,,. ' seat- Noam WI 0&1: Put 3

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_.:2After You Ler Your Furnace Out
‘éo This Spring, Whpt Are Going

 

:03: ' '«M’n’u‘ooka’oafio’oo’oo’o'oo' 'eofoowI

to Do Ahou Heat? '

There are occasional cool, damp, rainy days and
nights when a little qniCR heat would be most wel-

come.
Spring weather is extranly micertain and it payee
to be “prepared. ”

One of our famm wCliahsIaa” vrrill‘Ih afolItéeI
our Spring heating problem e ve so mu a1
iyn the worth of this little gas heating stove. that we
will allow you to return it for full credit within two'

weeks if not entirely satisfactory.

Special March ofier 83.15, including necessary
length tubing and bean connection to existing gas:
outlet.

 

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100 Sold Last Pal.- Everyone ab-
solately Sat'afaciory

PHONE No.1“. .1] (In West-w: will
call promptly, »

 

 

 

 

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