!:
3 $1.00 size 67c. . his position with the Remington Arms
Sfilmnfpowe" COIDOTMlOfl ‘(‘ouipau;' of Bridgeport. and hits taken Awakened by
f I PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST‘ ii.
32 Washington semi & H R R .'
. south Norwalk. Gena. t . TM
—-Homc made sausage. Ltic ill N. Y. M. idav in a fire that deg“.
E ,
it Do not exist for the one who has made a practice of
J saving. . i
t
’ “i 7 Then the reward in additional dollars which savings
i U earn when deposi‘ed in this institution is a source
«h ’ ! of gratfication and an inspiration that insures ad-
' vancement in worldly position.
it.” ‘ ‘
I
rinuiv. IARCH 10, 1916
.... New
Waists Goods
For Spring and Summer Wear
an 30" beta; shown in Percale-s,
(angina-is. (inlaleflr. Yodes. Batiste.
Crepes, Seersucker». thblrdlileu, etc.
A tULllplt’it‘ assoiiuient of
WHITE 60008
E. K . BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel liock.
South Nonnlk.
at..- _. __.
The Victor Record
“Princess Patt"
For $1.25 A'-
DONNELLY’S
ViCTROLA PARLOR.
to South Main Street.
.-
:“CIW NEWS you ever saw at the price
wfiA—AM
~-
'lli'd' .tiil lJt‘ Ii ir»iit,it.titi
dilllit the NUlHiiii' Hewitt) t'li;li
dilllllL‘. t» it
lilll.i'l‘ i'latt_ m' 't tut ltlll‘t’l'ii‘
itittu'utt-t lit 'llt‘ Loan it._tt Malia-w
it,‘ ' .. «In, lia~ -- itni‘ Ill tiii- road
at: the .. IilH‘ll'HlHi o. .i pionuncnt
.‘li'l‘ IIiiI'llil'i." (‘lllllt'll‘ Ht~ Iii;iit\
fl’ltlui it. it hiin emu-~-
l.c:~- tutti ‘_“.’c Iii \' \ .\llt'.
A i-Liiwt' iiiectiiii oi I..id_\ .\\".t:ll
litu‘tit ii i-L‘r. Slit‘Iil-rt‘d- til lii‘tiilc'
lietu. w:i~ 'll‘lll luet i.l‘|llll,'. :tt tlic’
lodge l'tlti‘it:« iii “t‘ll \lt-ii'.~ litill. (in|
Main Mic-t liillllllzt' lil2~liiv~~ \\:i~
traiimiii-ti
to he a epeiially iiiipotliitii
'll.i-ie lr
)iieetiii; iii the ”il}llltilit*l‘." on next
'l'ttutitit timing following the regu-
lai' N'SMHII of Mirth 'l‘t'i‘ii. No 26. l
O. R. \i 'l‘hctc lire sen-rui oilice-l to
b(- filled .i‘ tl~i~ session.
.\lk‘t.
A
Fi‘tsll ,L" illlll‘l‘fi‘. liit‘ “t \ Y
'i‘lteti' \ttll lI—iI—SlltlliiIh til tlii'
sir-c lu Ili‘Ill( lion toiitL-lit in Si
etili'a i‘ltlll't It at 7:30 (With it
c’ tltt (‘i-- and ii‘HWllt'HtIli will he
held this meant: in St. Mat‘y'schui'ch
BI 8 o'clock.
(‘I or
Jib
Stations
———.—-
l\':it ...... lit-(‘i. st in x v Mitt.
tor the «noun:
arranged :it at incctiui:
l'lL‘t‘illl t'iiili.
'l‘iti tluY'W iiiuwill
rates will lie
of the “llhltll‘ lloiiiiii;
\iliicl- will hold a hurting on Sunday
m‘xt. .iolin i‘:tll:i_L-h:in_
(in old >31“
at it c liiiiiie oi
:t'lilltk road
‘i‘plltllltll inter-
. extra -er\'ice.<
the meet-
itcutri oi' the e.
vast :Iiid pti i.lier at th
of tlic l“ll' t \l. E. (‘liurch
lugs will 1... continued this eieniuLv :ii
7: if». The service will take the form
of H jubilee mer victory and a rally
for new i‘EHli‘ilVOI‘.
liolit rt lx'ciiui‘lly. of SuiiiinI-t'
an eiiiplnie of tip; St. lleorui- l'ulp
Company. w-w paiul'ully injured.
:ili‘I’llOOll. about fire o‘clock. in
on Siiiith street.
:rt reel.
ice-
lettiat
the conitiaiiy's mill.
“lli'l an use which he was turt'iinL'
under ill; left arm. glipped and gash
ed his ten thigh severely. The injur
ed iiiati \t.i< rushed to the oilice of
Dr. on Wall street. and the
wound “‘1” dressed lie was later re
moved to his hornc and is today rest-
:i.~ (Ollld lie ex-
(‘1 illlt.
int." its i‘t-tttt'ortziliI)
th‘it‘iI
SPECIAL
This Week Only
\"Hllllllllt‘f‘ Cod Liver Oil
lit~i ot‘c
‘ be present.
P) .mi
Victor Herbert‘s
Iii lit.~ latest mimic opera "The
l'lti(i‘~« Pat" Vii-tor Herbert
wit. ten ..ii-tiier store which is bound
Lt itrpti’l aiijwlig in” best “01h:
it quite as qur‘
and more am i
-..—
Lateot Success.
.\-Jr= l
in» l)ii!_\ out"
i”, Ii 1 ltl‘.
lion...» from the moment the (net
i
i
it”! begins The Princess Pat" is
r iovnm d .is a Herlieii tipera for it
i~ splendid iuuelui and ieiiiieJ with
. litrtiilllUl drill'ui‘) and starrllir'ra in
The march of events has not
its thriller ‘.
found us un re ared.
p P lieiir) liliis.~itiiii~ book till> a pom
We had a wireless last Fall ni. Liort in a >ailr ta: ituii it) inean~
oi (liltl‘.1l ters not disioited ihe sioryi
'and 343th on the hint 50 that it‘\Ui\I ~ at‘otitiii 'iiiii) ht'litiitilz. .. it ‘
. . ioi._i who li\e.~ out) tor \\llti',i
we ordered our ammunition \\'tiin.tii and Song )l‘i i~ inc iii-rot
- it lit' up. l‘i‘iii‘ iaii~ Ill li‘it \ittti ‘iutct
m “me‘ no shortage here' if. Irwin .t pint} girl wiiotii lll>
‘ ‘ - I ..~ titicit' to limit} or illiiei
bu“ SIOCkS and big variety » iIltl N'li'iidl/ lII illl‘l. itiil> iii
. ‘ . ' i Hit. the l'llllitI-s l'di 'l‘lii-
m 'he alll‘att‘ve patterns m i I .- .zt- n partly to drao the old roue
.- ‘ l
k ‘ ' . I t‘ } Il'iIlli tiiace and partly to .lltitibt.
immg l‘gh‘ Wtigltt over. ... 3. my in her indiflerent hitsiiaiiu.
‘ . i'vt... cittoitixtgn old fictiiiiulz
MM”- l‘u .idi t. the toinplicatioiis. the
N I ' ‘ ‘ . . ..lt oti .i liiiuLt‘
t ‘ Willi ti hu 5 the best iit‘.ii.LIi min. an t i
i D b y ! tw.‘ ".I‘ poked tip a oiiatc ndiciitiit
l'ill 5 ll; l'l‘t‘ti spring 0\ ercoat i ‘i it Ill lini'i‘ow l‘.iiiow illYt‘l'.‘ l“
| Ii:i- titrttndt tor a H‘l'it‘s oi pa)-
l~ ill (I it through his ititliai y: L
/ . tlopt ., 'lii. lilfr's‘x il.ll'til‘dl r.\ fie: «pegfifgiki‘lililil («WW-
‘ I l |"|l\ .itii lililtii iliiIlP\iLlililll.\ - : “0“. 50m “”53“
l 'n‘ \\i it itir- Ii~:i.il e .tanL'li-tiiclit, it “01105. flici'iss [E]!
\Irmit 'th mpg. wit‘tli iiiid esptciul BE LOSSOF I.
‘I' _ ot- a lit-st of .ill." "i'd 3Q ’- ..."
. :tioi .lli I. l i .. > “Mm”!
R , ers & Stevens ti'li Ill [h .i Qiillli'lfi litl' l i‘liitl l ‘ ‘ , IQISMLulK' 5
1 g t id I. Quit." l \\‘t.~li l \\:ti~ an '
~i til 'it «it tttinii lli ilIrIH ’i .\tw-ti /'
" Comm"
South Norwallc. Norwalk.t We...“ ' ‘.\l] ltir \ou. .illil Tu... nlECr‘ti’M'“ R“
I ttzitliitii' lii~it lite.“ 3. good t'u:' NE“ YP d
I 7 H” ‘I at .L \' l ', t: -or;.-.io .s‘rcgai' .... > 01
'iiit‘.i~ llil‘ ll‘.._:trtii_\ it! Niilnéiilt :il l ”‘1'” hm“ ,\ Q l ‘ ... . _‘ l~ ,{ebuufll‘h’ . 18
it litiwiI H lilir‘). l.iiil .\l(illl.tlll. F5 —3SCLN
tniii .\ .lli :itttmliii: \ltllil l'llll‘lltliil itii‘ “1-“ Eu” “Hm"m' “V“ H‘,“ 35 00‘ A
‘i'm’i‘in llt tit lillllgl‘liltlt toitile itp‘nL ’titti- 'timil. lrniiits litynit, r71
- m- turd \liz'l‘tll and iii-pr) \‘Iiici-iit
‘ . ' "i'ln- l’l‘lllli‘v. I'at' will lII' il'lililli‘ill .
t »t 1. t ,, .. \ t ‘
INA . . H I \ \ H‘ t with it. l‘i‘llll\l‘ iiittl‘li:¢.iitt. .iti .IiiL Ex.“ Copy (4 “Winter.
I ' i, i"|iitl li-"U l'l til't'ili'i-il‘n at in
'I‘lit-i‘i- tire titan) local )iiiiu; lili'll m... twin-..m -. id nthit, tumor ow .
“l'” 3"““ ‘i‘ ""3““! 4‘ Luge Human: e' i iinti .lli‘ Ilil‘lt'.) iii 50ml ~t-.i.~ Iii
iI.-”i;-: tittil. i~ 1. In! unit in \iw. "— .- -
I
Yo'it titi Iii-\l Stiitiitlxii, | Tile Regent. ‘ . \A A A.
’l‘oda; ..t “(taint llll .i- I'c lam
' I . . . -...“ . I. .i viiotint Aid ottti liil tum ll) Itiiii', ll
I H“ I I” I” n ““2”?” m ”H h. urtin, .I hit li.itr)iiiori iii in. g '00 w.’
duo. ti'.lill .iiiil :Illil‘il oi l‘.tll't'l\'i| lie-i MM wum‘lu! mm ”mlm‘m.‘ “HM.
iI‘iiiiiI L‘I‘iifl'. | i) H I‘. tonight. in‘ ~\'.~'irl, a hint. ' This picture is lIi‘
("M i""”““\' “it” fit. p..rt.~ and is said to be the be: “Hm“ “a, A "wall.“ of ”I the
.... ___.. .lint popular Iolit. Iiarryiiiorc lit-is .\t‘I [Hymn in Nurwalk. m the ”m",
ippeaii-d in 'i‘oiiioi'row ultcitioon
.-iid t-ii-tiiiig. John t‘ort will iii’i‘at'lli
ltil‘ lilt‘ litill til lil'lll't' littllslii It“. “NH“. “l"‘iii BUN...“ “1* ill! 4’rv‘,
, .
.‘t ritillltl net toL-i'tiit-i' IIlll‘illlL’ and.
sitaikei
.v H! int Iiiid iii the parish “(line this} .in t. ...,“ 'I'i‘plltwy mi" with an.
i‘ti‘ltinL‘. .it it (i't-Im-t‘ MM” are to h. it ll~t.t . l\i tit principals and ill“
h . \-cip ioitil liitiiili' cliotti~ \l(llll‘
Ili't‘l-w-l lot” it pet'tiiulteiit (”gum/,1 ,
lli iei wrote a better or pret .
>ltll‘i' lil.llt ‘I’tiitcess Pat" and
~ilit~ittoiiiih large .iit.lietice.i is
.llii“llli1 irllltili' to lii~ \iork Tllt'l't'
[Ililll_\' ti! good M‘;tl~ in“ til the
both perforuiuuu-s to
HI “‘illlil
li‘l
hi
i
i
i 1::
t
i
lion I-Iti-i) man of tlic p;iti.~|i i» uiL
I‘ll Iii llt‘ lil't‘r‘Plll
Ixhiwi '.-'I_\lt'.~' lli'lillt'h ()‘lii'tiuh ‘W
.t
iii ill iii t,'i ltli-liili-I“!
til Niii\\.iil. Litilie, Ii I' i) ii.
the \‘oitili Noiw all
station loui'. lit to \lsll the hit: ('lllilsl
beliiL Iiild in th. lliiduipoti
“Milt!“
\ tI.il|\
lliiiti
" “‘ Winifred St. Claire Next Week.
he ate 'i-rt placed on sale llll‘i
ii-ritiii; lot the iitgtgetiiiut oi \\itti
[tittitl to II no
. lllli‘l'V .
\ ' who will occult) the Regent
under the uusphee 'Ui litliiii‘lII‘I“ it“ next \\l't‘li with the it<uzil tlilll)
“NE" of Elks. ’ 'liltillli't's, (in Monday afternoon and
-.....q \eiiiiip, the greatcs. of all Ill‘illllllli'
H Mr Tiffany rims $7.. 3“ “It. Sf’t successes “Within the Law." will hi"
- - . . ‘:l\'l‘ll tor the first time iit populai
with white snfllre Si‘otl tip. (utiliot he prices .\it.~s Si, (‘liiire will give H
distinguished from diamond. Your jew-
elry repairs done at thind's. Wash. St.
performance tluit will equal the shows
that have been seen at $1.50 prices
Tuesday afternoon and evening. the
beautiful rural play "licbecca of Suit
tiyhhmk Ftiitn" will he prewutcd wiihl
the original pmductioii. \\'l‘llllt‘$(li|}'
will see “'illiird Mack's new play "So
Much for So \itich." Thursday after
noon and owning. Ilose Staltl's toriiie:
success “.‘ilaugie l'eppcr" will he git'»
Ftisli‘l‘
It itcritoon.
'l‘lic c:i~e of llosc llaloi', of
Park, i.~ lil'llllL' heard illii
.lu.l;~.- ll \‘osliurL-li.
An attempt is being.- uititie by the nu
ihorilim~ to hate .\li.~'.~' liaiog f‘ouiuiii»
ted to a home
(it may
until >he t< 21 )t‘t’ll‘h
cu. Friday at lioth pert‘oritiaiices. the
”l‘]- Tm.“ “'i” h“ f""“““‘“ “i” lIi‘mt' tuiiny t':ttce "(her Night" will lie ihc‘
ili'l iiitdotnu, 'l‘h. [Heads of the ».i\-- hill. and on Saturday afternoon. the
ti-i-ii~.\'u:trold ':it'l, who i» an orphan. “1”) “mum." 15‘1“" “NH." m” .lw
”fi'nl‘lllPll. (in battirtlay utirht Miss
in not want her <ciit :iwut.
St.
with her greatest success “The (‘tilt‘\’
.iit'l iii Town.“ Il--~cr\'etl seats are now
tailing for all of ”it evening pet»
Hall, will he the scene
:i ‘ii\ilit‘.\ toniL-ht. when the .
boys scout: oi Nonwalk will hold their; mmmmw'
big pithlic tally iii that place. )lai'ot.
Ilarstroni, .ltidite Walsh. Judge Keogh
and Pirie MacDonald the st out com-
missioner, are on the list of meniug
limitlll ‘r‘s
tii' l‘i'iti
HOSPITAL NOTES.
t \IarLei'i‘ Whipple. of llurrict street
iwus discharged yesterday.
spa akeis who will set fottli their. l’ t l' t it .
- ‘ ' t It", '£:i
Idea; oi the scout movement, with "ql an tn )1", o llltll w i optt it
wonderful advantages to both men “a on ”H“ mommg'
and b0” Demonstrations .0, scout The Hospital uutititeuuiite fund has
work are also a part of the evening's to little been hit reused to $946. '50 nilh
interesting program. The (ptvismonios one {undiekand lOll) six (outiihu-
will start promptly at eight o‘clock. 101“-
und the public is cordially invited to
.‘.«_~__~. .. ._.._.__,
.‘BARKING 0F DOG SAVES COUPLE.
‘ .—‘—_— l
Norman Murray. of Quintard Place Wife Refuses to Leave Burning Build-
:iiid Bridgeport, has recently resigneili inn Until Pet Is Rescued.
WILMINGTON. Del., March 10.-—
the barking of their
a position as fiteiiiiiii on the N. Y. N. pet dog, William Baldwin, chemist of
lthe DuPont Powder Company and his
iw'ite were. mated from death y-ester
oved the four.
story apartment building
1
Interest paid on small and large accounts. .
. t _ p on the (round that the disavowal wee
fl they lived.
Baldwin. who had been ill. was car-
ried down a ladder. Hie wife refused
{the dog.
Mme“...
REFUSE TO WITHDRAW ROOSE-
_ VELT'S NAME. ‘
IQ SPRl\GFlElD, "1.. March 10.—
} gecretary of State Stevenson declln~
ed yesterday to recognize the dis-
isvowai of Colonel Theodore Roose-
veli of candidates who have filed peti-
tions¢xprouing Roosevelt preference.
Till. ‘Jn‘l’li’ Mil “a"..m‘
‘ on m t m
colonel «linol-
rem seam
hhs'
‘.' ed <t t'i.iiii ind her otii ('illiiliiill).
'rlll'lll l‘t‘_
t‘hiire will close her engagement'
in which
[to leave until the firemen had saved;
" ALCOl‘lOL 3mm
al'egrlahkll'tilw
tiagilr mwlflw
Pi 0110‘“; DM‘ “Am“
“(55 iiiiiliii‘ >3 (“W
Ohi'uiiiiioll’mu’ “Km
Noni N umo’l‘lt .
.1'
iiiiilllllll
tor Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoiia
Always
Bears the
For Over
Thirty Years
Bilililllli
"I DI.CUI OOI’II' III voo- em.
hall.
uoor at four o'iloik
(‘liiipuuiii presided.
school assetnbl) )‘iwti'rdat .‘iltcr
Superttiiendeiil
——
.~\ cuiuiiiitlie of the H‘illlil'l" has
chosen the following >i-uiot‘s to he in
the senior entitled ".\lr llo’i":
\lisa Ethel lluyee, Miss l‘j~ll'lll‘5lilllll
Miss Mildred lkiiiwilt. Miss Elizabeth
Sit-tens, Paul O'Brien, .\itit~d Ail-zen.
and (‘letus Maguer This play ought
to be given soon. if it is to be given
at all. '
Dill),
The third spellriii; li-~I \\'}l.- held
)t‘rit'l‘tlily. llll\ hung the third \i‘eek
t
~iuce the new Mlll‘lllt‘ of ieiicliiiiu
>pc|liiiii in the High school has been
tried. The mark of the students for
lllt‘ illl't'i‘ “'l'i‘li.\ will be ilOsll'ti In
their respeclhe liotne lll‘bkfl The
winds are uctiiuL fillllll‘l and cup
seniors hate an on" now and then.
The following list will be studied
next Week: Absicmious, heneticence.
condesceiision. decadence. ecstasy
finesse, genil. liieroglyphic.‘impromp-
tti. knead. laureate, millennium. negli-
oxyueii, paraphernalia, quixotic.
railiery. saaacious. triennial and in
cuum. Perhaps the teachers think
there is a vacuum in some of our
heads when they correct our papers.
1,19".
_
'l'ht‘ stall of the “Skeptic" has got-
teu up a paper, which they will ask
each senior to sign. pli‘llL‘lllE‘. himself
to give his photo and one dolltir and
a half for his cop) oi the yeai book
of the senior class. “
All ye German sindeniv—don'i for
tonight]! it brains at 7:45 p. in. sharp.
I .
SUBMARINE TO BE DISMANTLED.‘
.\l-:\\' \‘lillK. March tits
orders ll'i‘lli \‘l‘:i.~liiiigtoti. Ulllt‘lilld oi
the \‘i w York \aiy Yard iiaii- plac
ed the submarine l-I‘.’ out of cotiiiiiit.
sloii. .iitd ll‘sHt‘ begun to dismantle the
\‘i’s‘bi‘l'> titticlttiiery The officers and
men will lie assigned to tailor (tail.
The H‘.’ “11> being used for expt-r
intents on the Iidisoii Storage hatiii
ies January l.i
took place, killing: [our men and iii
luring several others
Acting on
GlASS 0i Sills If
YOUR lilDNiiS liliill
East Leas Meat if You Feel Backschy
or Have Bladder Trouble.
Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys in their ele
forts to filter It from the system. Iii t:
ular eaters of meat must flush the kid
:19in occasionally.
moving all the acids, waste and poison.
else you feel a dully misery in the kid
ney region, sharp pains in the back or
sick headache. dizziness. your stomach
sours. tongue is coated and when the
weather it: had you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy. ftill of
sediment; the channels often get irri-
tated. ohllging you to get up two or
three times during the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous waste
get about four ounces of Jed Salts
from any pharmacy; inke a tablespoon-
fitl iii a glass of water before breakfast
for
made
lemon
combined with litliia. and ha.-i
This famous salts is
from the acid of grapes and
juice,
been ll\(“ll for generations to clean and .
stimulate sluggish kidneys and
liladdei irritation.
stop
Jad Salts is Inex-
. pcusn e. liarinlch and makes a delight-
ful effervescent lithln~water drink
when an explosion.
l
i
I
t
i
You must relieve,
them like you relieve your bowels: re-l
few days and your kidneys with
‘then act fine and bladder disorders dis-
Iappcar.
which millions of men and women take 3
get the “feed" at the High school hall now and then. thus avoiding serious;
kidney and bladder diseases.
..-, .- ..-, ._... _ .1 ——.—~* _-__ ___._E
II—
'. 9’
House ..
, \'
Dresses \‘ .
3.1 l ‘
. ~ 0,
Made of assorted stripes ~ ,3 i i
and checks, fine g'uig- 'ithitfi; s:
ham and 64 percaie. [‘5 5 iii “ 5
Quantity is limited, so if ,"lit
come early. as these are it},
unquestionably the best 1 H ’
values ever offered at: is ' ; ff!
this spe'cialprice g z ,5 a.
. ‘ a,
I i
t 2 for 19.9 i - t.
w'w'vv"
129-131 Waking“! SI.
‘The City National Bank
in
F uniting
Hones
Complete
*
3 Stores in
allonlfioor
TERLINGW“
TRUE '0 m IAIE.
Library Votes Atteiition
1.000 VOTfi ‘0! "Ryan invested in a Mattress
this week. Just think of it a Sis. 0o Mattress gives you
Is 000-33. oo Mattress, 3.... votes
Mattress From $3.00 to $25.00
Sole agent for the famous Octermoor Mattress. from
$15.00 in $23.50
The Rip Van Winkle lie luxe Mattress
the most wonderful and Sleep Producing comfort giv-
ing mattress EVER HADE. No tuifsj no small piece
slipping at the end of the bed, but never- the- less fold
up so a child can handle it.
See this Mattress, :5 years' guarantee 60 nights
trial free. $25 Full”
RFED BABY CARRIAGES
$10.95 ... $35.00
FOLDING Go CARTS
$3.95 to $18.00
SULKIES 98“ to $10.00
Sole Agents For The Famous
lesiery Kitchen Cabinet.
OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH
US. ‘ ‘
Sterling Furniture Co.
So. Norwalli. Conn
m1
Belurc you spend .1 tent on
youi new Spring clothes. consult.
the Knot
Fashion Book
0' ‘f Spring
i \ Pictorial
it Review
F” Patterns
. l lowmany d!£.2¢:53id
' _\cu it nice in tie par:
which you never wcrc.
lccau e \x-uii: ‘nd i. irm
t\ to i.c Ls lqii‘ hi:
.‘ ' ; ,
:._\.: ‘. titan 3cm
‘lt.llCll n one}; );u
t ..
I"?
,t » «..i
~ il.i.l‘.:(‘€ this
H"
j for Spring
.3 \\
A?” \
is cml.v:°;:‘: «.1 th-
(‘miumo
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6576 ,5 action ' Min
‘\’ \ \
. Pit-Satin! Review Patients
15 SOUTH
James Donnelly ...... m
_
-..—... 4.-.“- __ r
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"Today and Tomorrow
Prosperity is with the pawl. of “is state—men and women are
making money.- '
it's a happy, cheerful I“ "3”“
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Attractive styles in m Waist: for spring wear. Made *
of fine lawn, organsly III vile. Mbroidered and trimmed
with lace. Plain wh'h Id colored stripes ..... .... 98¢ _
Tub Silk Walsh, 1!. “pa in various colors; regular
styles with vols-g cal-shim be m high or low
2'? _ i' lint liillilllilflili $2.25
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