Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 21, 1916 · page 7

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qnbottea. Plain ad Henii-ttic
W and (‘oloied (‘urtalu

nli'o. Dutch Curtains, Nottingham and

Wu Ruflled.

E. K. BANKS

Nocturne. Hotel Block.

South Norwalk.

WINDOW .
DBAPERIES

in united Swiss, Muslim, Scum. Mar!

lied Ma .
St i'iins.

 

 

Dennison's New Art

Picture Framing
Complete Outfits From I
$1.00 1“ $1.85 :11

DONNELLY'S

STATIONERY STORE

.5—_._._-_-. WEE—I

And here

clothes.

are
of
never better
never finer quality.

more attractive styles.

satisfaction sewed into

seam.

 

 

 

 

 

Prosperity is here. Jump in.

prosperity

suits,
never

never

I
better chance than now for

suits and overcoats that have

every

 

 
 
 

 

lI PAYS I0 lillfllllii”

. It t‘t’l‘tullll)'——. does pa;
: l'lie i'uud tor the new automobile am
tiulunce tor the Somali. Hospital nus
Iiiiotit'nilly iucimwu lit llit preseiitu»
tioit oi that most lllillH coined). "ll
Pays to Allitillrt at li‘m Recent 'l‘ht
:lllr ir>lrltiay afteiiioou and even

iii;

The .\hou wa\ a .‘1 train iltilll begin-I

‘ 'lil.’ to tint, and ilitlrl' n ho .‘tltt'lltimi
liuit Il.l‘ bullplat‘iluli ot glilllp’. IIiOllt‘i
tot a good can.“ iiiil .it lilt .\Jiilt‘
tone :i'llllln li-iih lutir “hut Ito;
..:\i- ll‘ good >l|llti ioniloit :tll'i tour-
I!‘ tll‘llLlil til the >i..i\\

itiISJTl “3‘.‘ cleiitizl tiotn both her
lotiiiri'iu» 'i‘lii t<\]it‘ll=t'.~ litt'lillil"‘
\"Ittt lot thi tainpuiit wiii tlin to
lti>l.i.i' l

lotion in at l’\ll(l\\ lit-Eu ii.-

 

 

, i6 South Main Street. 'l‘to- till i
‘ lit'Il twpl‘ii‘ti.

f ““1 ' —“ Sluts $15 to $30 hill iii.» .\plt‘litlitl ‘llll‘~w noted in
i lltliilll oi the .\liilJIllit’ll“ illiltl Ilir'
O\el‘t‘0dts $' 5 to $25 \ttll.t ii iii .\'otnzilk ate tliaitlttnl to all
Irtm iidpeii to .iti\ \\:t\ to lilitiit- in»
it i. i\ll.il it \\;l\ and {mi ii.iii|‘. to

'lit‘ tollowute l’i't"‘.tlt‘lli who .\lt \lul

R0 er & St ho iii the lite-total \~ itiitlltlll to:
g S evens Illhtlltul)!" settiti lt‘litlllltl lil’lllll'l‘

...~- AM—A,,,J A (*1 I its .\t‘t‘lt‘l‘dl}. l.t|ii!\ .l t'oliwtn l‘~ S

S tl‘quwal ‘ Norwalk_ Lyon plillllilL'. The South \oiuall

A regular "19””: "r the wilmiimuk Il‘ '-t‘I‘.l|tL‘ .\‘eitliitt-i llliti the “out. form!

800ml (‘lil'h \\lll "l li‘l‘l “WV—WI ' “‘ , iiili .llL‘ :ilitl plililttiit 'll‘llt'il“J mo

— \\ul'ir ix Vol-«into “I I“ firm “I ii~ .\‘oiitl. Noiwall. .\lil‘lt’tl l'Iiii-n

l’orvisstis ('otlniil. \‘o IE“. it \. tlotiilhtte A “.14..“ iti~ belch l't‘llilltt'i 1‘” “Hum”. ”nil IMPMHLI I." Ii. In“

. I . . ., . ‘- . t ”it Milli‘l. ot “walnut, lti i\tliilliltil

_ I'lll hm“ a tegulur "him": ”1‘ 9“ ‘0 Min lll‘llit' in \‘en t‘anaan. tor the Wilton .init ilo- \\tilt.tlt til \‘.-\t (‘1

Ring. i'it‘u \\"l‘l\. with .t hi‘\\‘l'(' allh‘k iil' luau \li.~ \\' t‘ liillll. lllilt‘ pint-w
w”_ pli-Iii’n) \itk l;tll.-Ili.. ll ttilivll. on i..,.|i-._

Samuel J Kt‘l‘lt‘l, ot .\‘it \t’ih .\Il'tl‘l -.- ‘__I \ll.~ .\ .‘itlwii .\iii~>lillill on. [Illxl' T

has reit-tttly purchased .t new fiH‘ Plls- \ lltllll .\t ore of llx‘ scored \‘t'<lin~. “I" l “U'ITK'V “I Y ”MITI'LII‘I’Im-II iWIII. ‘t

' - ' ' l'lit\ tin“ .~ H' N tl‘ in.
sens“. Md\\\pll .ttiIi-itiolnle do) ii! the .\‘ot'walt. .\llels. I.) W E it.“ “all” “ml" .Im “II :tti\ilii.~lll;‘I
~— - i'ouoon. on the caiidl. put», t‘.~t.t')- 'llil in no Imam» lei!" S-It‘li'w' l l9”

. _ Th" "4:11le Bt’mlmfinthlt‘ ”"i'l'm’l‘ ll-‘lltN‘ :1 [int htlilft’ t‘iiill'ii for illt‘ til» "" 1‘" 1"“ "““ “l 'l'" ““5”“ ll" i""‘
w,“ of the .\"orwallt Iron .\loiililvh' l'nion, ons The former retold llt‘. “H iiim ot a” “\tnIl-‘t' i... the 1“” PW

' .. will lie held illi‘rl el’cnltt: 'Il‘ltl li.‘ 'l'iltlnl:l\ Illifl'v I H ”'1‘th \
wAlllo :Utti'lvr. auto l'ltllh‘. mild and Word ha» loon “Hum lw llll’.ll MONKER GROTTO MlNSTRELS'
lewd “I ( hurl” “MM Jill‘ltt'iilit > “iili rit'i-i'enii- to the theft Box Ottice Opened With a Rush Yea
' _ _ ol it till? model liniil. ll‘tllll Stamford "'d‘)‘ M°'""‘9

. A regular weekly meeting oi \‘t‘llOlllt‘ lil“l liluhi The tolor ot the ~to|en Intuit in ltititiiide thi-ti is a jot
( slmm‘" lodge. N” Sitii. Son> ”1' Si- ' inl, pl‘thptl‘tilhilppt‘urllll.’ uctitletnan

George, “ill be held Ionicli
lodgeroonn oii Main >tri~et

The ruiiiar Illf‘t'llllLi of the
Building.
elation will

 

be held this Pt'

i - the otttee ot Taylor c Golden.

 

A regular lttet‘tintt ot' (liir
Lodge. No. l0. l. O 0 F.
1am evenink ltoutiiie tunin
tritiiiiiicted.

 

'l"onioirow eienlnx, a full
hoarwitl of Out Sisten Rebel

 

full attendance its llt.-lrt‘tl.

A number of Norwnlk tight
planning to take in the it
I bouta Thursday eveninc. and

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fill] New York
..

 

“'illiein .\' t'raw. 'lii-
itnrer. ('llllillilll‘.~
'“Hlileni .-

u.‘ dint rlct

lo;-
(‘t‘ititailt i

ill t ltt'slttii'

Tomorrow evening. the tin
Ndrwallt Tire & Itnbhcr (
r clash in it big
,' Norwulk Alleys.

‘ cit yesterday spoke on "St
_ the l'roIcction They Net
flute] Strut field. Bi :dueport.

 

of
W HS 59V

dauulitcr
Bray
little finger yest

LThe lit:le
Postmaster
1?“ on the

if Inn. The, injury
am. Grunt. Dog Wardin T
‘Ilsh is to dispose of the a

 

'Board of Relief meets
2 to .3 p. m.

Loan and investment

will ho held in the lodge rooms.

“'illttrdvlloran mill on Saturday nixht,

>lltil.

and Laboratory Departments. of

pin match game at Iin;

>0“an Warden \\'ilhitr Smith ot tliix'

Asnlsltlltl-

Lei-icon “iiilt‘ on \v.in stree
£ng owned by Special tltficcr .\loiizu
“as dr

tomorrow

in.“ lillit‘

liittl‘iitill-l't'tl.

t. :it the

The iiiiniiu ll.t‘t‘llll: ot lili'
titin (‘itili “I“ he held

\‘iirvtullt
unit; the

Awn-
eninu tit

:it 7 (Jo at

ilinll'itl. tililtt‘l’n tor the con

liroIlicr'x' A ”1

tillit't' llll>ilit

iilni l|.~.\l‘t]

was it t‘ld

Dali with _- “—
t‘oitax l"llt‘|il|||illt‘ill l t) t). i" vol-
.il a: llltl tiii-iiini: LittI llllllll to hold NIDFHIH‘
m.“ “-1 t.Iii~ i‘tti loi lod i initnbeis will in
ca Lodge . . ' ‘
A iiio lli\itt‘tl :llt‘hl‘e The grand otlicers
oi” the lruid {iii-atnpinivni will lie
prevent. l'lillm for this illit‘IleltllK
t‘lt‘lll are rapidly taking shape.

fans, are
rid :eport
also the

INDIGESIION, GAS

ltt.ll‘.|i':|t"
H :‘l I‘N

F'- t tl'lil

Moment 'LPape'I
Reaches the Stomach
Distreu Goes.
does" pnt lutd sto

:inccrin‘.’ The
the
‘o., will

ictiliy
order—7"
lion, dysttcpdu. gait.
.\'tllli‘llt'fls in lite minutes-m
that tiiitki‘s I'apt-‘s
largest selling stomach

Lite “0] iii.

in: Him:
id“ at the res:
liilo siiililiorn lumps.
and eriit‘taii- Mllli‘,
acid: llt‘litl i:
foul; tongue c atcd;

t‘l‘t‘l)’ bib
el‘dny ali-
l, li)‘ lllt'
m~ml>cr the moment
pepsin" comes iii contact
stomach all such distress
It'.~' trully astonisliinzv

t‘sit'ti by
human F.
initial.

Norw llll\

’l‘liiirsdny vio-
otllces oi Ii‘.
'i‘ltiiiiip~oii u to on Water street l-‘ii‘~t

\\'.

tint.- year

ll fill MINUIESI N0

0R

SOUR, ACID 310le

Diapepsoi"

All

him it

and

that — rjust
lliupepsin

ulutor

~':

Otis and Ilie joy is its harnielessncss.

A lame fit‘ty'ccnt

lliiipcpsin “ill giie on a

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

LiSTER IN E
ize~512c
39c

33c

$1.00 slz

size—19c

‘ RIPTION DRUGGIST‘.
» 3! Waohlngton Itmt
m Montana Conn.

..,_... t
driigtist hand

9-799 aths regtiltted. It belongs
in m. e of a siiit
.during the day or night.
?quickest surrest and most
lstoniach regulator in the w
.fl ‘

.. mm __ __.: .__. _ _.___...‘___,

case of

Its

harmless' is ““im too good to miss.

orld.

‘

' illt hiding Illl'

the
in
it' what you eat t'erincnts eil
you llt‘it‘ll
iinditzestcil food and
dizzy and richo.
your insides tlllg
t.l nith title and llllllgl‘nlllllt’ waste. ro-
“l‘tlpe's'
with
vanishes.
almost marvel-

X1l<

lll‘t'itl h

Din-
the

Pope‘s
hundred
dollars worth of sally-faction or your plllllit‘ i< Mooring locations
\oii \Olll money back.
it a no. ill its weight iit gold to men
and women who can‘t go t their stom- penil~ 0“ “h
in your
l'°""““h°“m “1““)5 be kept handy change their tickets \illl find a lot or
‘=.our upset stpmach

 

 
 
 
 

- 'aucceu ?

DID‘YOU DROP OUT?

"-Did you start a savings account one time and then
for one cause or another—perhaps for no real cause-—
“drop out of the procession traveling the road to

IF. YOU DID, TAKE A‘NEW START AT

 

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Allie, popular with en-ryono
yonngct tellona. This
law r phase. perhaptt. may he hecauiu
his d:iii'.:litci‘.~ are lovely in cvct'y
~i-n~.e ot‘ lilt' word. but he is all right
rti'n when his \lHtt‘llllh relatiies ari‘
tiol \isiltli-
Suttiia)

iii ltllil lit‘

as uonld hi- the

ct i-niiig.

nill be t‘lt'tlt‘d at this meeting and case. naturally it young man dropped
importance will be

young man had trawl
way from noineeht-ri
near Noruallt. itiitl.duiln|t the course
t'Uilil‘I'h‘JlllllI, wanted to know it
won» going to Monitor Ut'otto'it
\iiiiatrcll. The girls tiri-

.li‘llllllil - The
l‘tl down all tho-

til
.lil\l)llt‘

it“ opt,” n.oitin,- on Him ild At this not “I‘ll notiualntt-d in this iiiinlu

and till .ioi .«eein viper-'iittly .tpriciit
llH‘. .ltt i at this point the llltllthlltl
jovial parent appeared.

"Young fellow," he said, "It' you
want to keep lll \\llil the old man. you
will take iii llil.‘ iiilllir with mo, “limit
or the gills go or not‘ i went to one
of the grotto‘n little moths. and Hit
coin: to tain- ln everything else tlto~t
tellotu ltllt'llllll They know how to
do thincJ 'l‘lio utils don't know what
the) are going to llllstt"

'l‘lte rem-trod seat sale opened ye»
lt'I'tlil} tnoinlnu. with a swirl and :i
liii~tlc .\‘evi-ral were present when
the “union at the Palace hoxolfice
\il'lil tip. and other purchasers came
iii intermittently llll day There i~
no Iltlulll hot what the iniiiiitrels \\lll
lie~ as the innitagenicni hail nit‘lttlili'
predicted the Kl‘t‘iim‘l liaict'nal l‘\t'l|‘
oi ii~ hllitl in the .\'orwiillt.~ Surprisi-
:iiti-r sitrpi'lu- will occur llh‘ the pro

”"Erani iiiirolls. and men those uho lii't'
t'etlliy «loci-1' oven-onto ititliuos-
heartburn

most optimistic regarding .\'orn‘allt's‘
talent. \\il| he astoniiltcd lit the TI
~llili~ act-oinpiisltcd liy long drilling i.t
iiiihii~iitstii liaiinony l‘:\t'l} detail
has been iillihllt‘tl with ”W skill of it
veieian pct'tormer. and many h‘lt‘Jll
IllSitl.t~.\' roal companies could
xiiiness Ilo- poi'tornianci- .tnil
mightily.

l‘iohtthiy the features of no iiina
ltlll" pi-rt'orinaiiec “(1“ ever so chm.
I) Kilitltlt’il .\'o one knows any llltll‘t
about the hill today than when the
lust lllllltlllllt’t'llll‘lll “as made. some
t\t‘t‘l\.\' iiuo. Nevertheless. tit \'ltTl(lll.'
lllllt'~ members of the cast hate been
overheard .Ii<(‘iissitttz the propurationw.
and the result
‘ilctiled ileinand for seats.

The hoxollicc i< cxelnplyiyin; thi‘
ancient tiid itoaoialilc tl-‘ape “First
come. iiist siiied" and thi

 

as the Prophets “ho have ad
tickets in exchange. it till ill--
on you reach the box
oilitt; and some or tho-o who at”
it. iltlii: until the List moitiiiit to ex

lile
Htlll‘v

iit\(llii‘ seats taken Tlu mating:
the ment ie plating no taxoritez. The bill
"A word

0"

>to the wise is sufficient

 

* REGENT THEATRE.

Blanche Sweet. one of America's
lore-most photodramatic stars, will be
seen at the Regent Theatre today, in
Ithe ease L. Lucky production of "The
:Blackvbiet." the thrilling drama

for her by- two to the most ta-
mous playwrights. Marlon Fairfax and
I William 0. DeMtlle. ‘lt is a Pammouut
picture
i The ‘beitutltul Blanche Sweet. since
she has been with tho tacky company
has been seen in many unusual roles.

but as Vera Mat-on. the school teacher'

in a small mining town, she is said
to portray a role entirely aileron!
lrom anything in which the has tiere-
tofore ”parody ‘

"The Black-Lint" la a daring Billet-
..ent or the working coodlttm‘flbl}

loam. Vera n [1."th oi a
lmine worker Ibo in tho head at Rita—
‘aian anarchiots. conic-villi" "If 0"
Iertbrow of the corporation. How the
little school teacher. alter her W-

priitit '

hit" been an lllllii't't‘t‘-‘

general ‘
as fat ora‘j

of;
'social conditions written ospocially‘

 

Waabeyalatla all!

been shot down by the mine

innards for refusing to work under the
i terrible condition.- or the 'Bl-acli Lint."

Ichauges the entire ipolity of the treat
to IIIIWIII"...corporation and brings the president
I to her feet.

must. naturally be seen to
be enjoyed This photodrama is said
to deliver a lesson to the working
chimes in a far more graphic and vi\'~
id uianne‘ than could be told from the
pulpit or stage ‘

"The Precious l‘acltet.‘
\Vt‘llllt‘hd'd)’ at the Regent theatre,
a tale of the lirillr-ll dimploruatic ser-
vice. in from the pen of Full Jackson
one of America‘s iorentou short—story
nriisrs. Ralph ltellartl. supported
by hot» .\lelt—dllll and a splendid cast.
i.~ leatiited Mr Kellard IS a new
comer to the t'aihe liiiiiiter._ but has
had a noteworthy stage career. having
appeared in Silt‘ll legitimate ruccesi-see
s "The Mthlt' Master,“ "The Warren‘
of Virginia.‘ and "iteliei-ia ot‘ Sunni”-
lirook F‘rtl‘lli'"

to be seen
is

The story ot‘ "l‘ne I’rt‘tltlll~ Park
et“ deals unit a young lililli who per
t'orins an unusual :Pr\lt't' Ill? Great
llriiain under the alliplt't ~ ot’ “The

an organization of the
lie is

Younger Sons."
younger .\llllh ot ltritiah nohies
ordered unknown to llllllrt‘li. to marry
an American Klil because by so doianI
he an old grant‘
of llt‘fy to a throne Hi!
itti~t2ucttons are lit open a packet on it

automatically annuls
in t‘aiiada

critntn day and when he title-h. jil>i al

ter his marriage. lie learn.- that uti-
wiiingly h.- has iairied oni lit.~ ord-I
er.-

Tlttirsday. too, will he a :rt‘ai day at ’
the lteucnt thi-.itl‘c when \\'illiain PM
will offer {or the iir~t tinie iit greater
Xoi'wulk, the wickedest woman of the.
screen. Tlifitln Mara iii it new [li‘tldtll‘r
ttoii called ‘tlold and the Woman".
another vampire roli-

Frances Starr Co.nlng.

At the Regent theatre. on ’l‘iiesdi._ ,‘
March 28th, will he Frflilt't‘h Starr!
whom David ilelascn will present int
her latest ‘Allt‘fl‘ufl. "Mariethlile" The
same cast and production that marked
Minn Starr's "itittz‘iiitcincnt ot the
months at the llelasco Theatre. New
York. will be seen here intact.

l

 

 

(love. Secretary of lh“l
Bridgeport (‘hitmber ot t‘oinnieri-i.
and Charles ll, Plump, ot ltmtdinr.
Were lti Norwnlk today. conterinr.
with Secretary (‘harlea Dilworth, ot
the local chamber of commerce. in run

yard to thiI (‘ounty' Bureau work |

George

 

The Lady Washington Lodge will‘
meet Thursday evening in Red .\len’n
llall. .\'orwalk. There will he a large
class of candidates to be titon in. The
degree team will put on the Work am!
it is requested by the committee that
all who are to donite tor the suppe-
wlll leave the refreshments ai ili
lodxi- rooiii during the afternoon, The'
committee will be there to take charge
of them.

Changeable Weather Brings Sienna“

The changeable weather of Mnrchi
entities coughs. colds, crono and
“light cold"~none that a person can.
safely nenlcct. I-‘olcy‘s Honey lllltliw
"far is a sale and reliiililejnmily medv.
leinc. that heal: inflamed. congested
.ilr passages. stops coughs and eases
ui'ippe.
breathing.

 

 

Let Us ShowYou a Buckeye .

Come in and see time ‘..t.lll.l(‘l'!“.ll iii
Liiiiaioi‘s at ui rk!
Ltl us how you the chicks while they}
are liatcl .iig and pr- \e to you that in
Iarc selling the create t l‘ZilflLll‘lg ditic;
ucr itnciitcd. l ct us sat w you an iii-

CtlliliOl' that you or .‘tlllliOtly can on-
raic and hatch a chick from every Iiatcii
'illle egg.

littr’v Buckeye In'cn til ator is sold w: ill
géiinrantee—a imam-cc i :ilcl:
\‘\Cl'y hatchalile opp—a: l.l they new: tail
\‘ie cart show you dorens oi testimon-
ials from people who bought Buckeyes- —
people wlto neicr owned an incubator
I—wlto are repeatedly lliilt‘iiiiig we?"
hatclialile egg the) put in them.

“e \‘i out you to see these incubator:
and be convinced that they wil. hatch
more chicks. bigger chicks and stron get
i chicks than any old hen you ever owned.

Made in 5 SIZES—‘60 eggs to 310 eggs
Sold as low as

 

On the market 2- yrarr—omr 325600
in .r uéressful operiit: rn. Ask for a Back
eye dialog-tr.

 

 

 

ITHE NEW PRMRIE STATE IN ALL
SIZES ALSO IN STOCK.

 

iAlbert D. Morgan

(Macho I. M4).

There is no such thing as aI
Fold everywhere. I

 

o o i ‘ '0
Winning Paints
that helped the Hoosier Kitden we! win
the Gold Medal at the Polar-which»

sition, San Francisco. Come tumors- and
see them demonstrated at the

3 HOOSIER

Come and see what. thousands of people saw at the great &n Francisco Fair stin-
iast year, what dozens 0 women have seen at our store.
la jlll why m nuint ll)ll'\\ you itnon haii paid ux $i iii the past two tlil\\ mil
lililt'lltl lltt' liiiiniii iiilitttt l ltiilltll hointx iltt‘st neighbors ttili liaii ill;llt
houts to .\liilIL \\littl lilti\i \tonitii still the plodding iuund lhtir lIitilom Iii. ,1;
in}; iilt.’ll\ or lilliilllt: anti} ~up i-piin .llltl tidying up I‘

 
 
 
 

0
St on Delivery
31 Weekly
No Extra Fees

Money-Back
Guarantee

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

liiimi-r ha; pi ttl' i too .iit'itlu all handily arranged at \our fingen tlti l~ lint
hm tl mt i. [lit 1. .\ ”\llt‘li iooni ialoiiii llic lltmier is really an l'tlti
iiiali w rtaiit. It E. i~ in nation tltit "did \ou in tooling and Sail \llIi It in .nii
ialioi'. ‘

.I ll 2' l t t'
Iti- prri'rit comma-hon rtl'l
passes all nine lililll.t"~ ”little

1

Hoosier's Shit-er Flow Sitter
makes ”our tlurii and tight
Works faster than io:.u\ sit'tei

Avnips grit or Drew-ii wire
Can‘t wear out.
. 0
U

Hooslel‘a Revolvmg Spice

Clout puts the spiii-~ you need

at your finger hf“. xi. dunuei

of knocking nit-r an» (it spill-
ing them.
.,3 .
Nader‘s Double . Acting

Star Ii. is the only sugar bin
[run which sugar can be taken
with ecu] ease tron. top or bot-
tom; has their mum the calm»
city of most bins.

~-4

Hooaicra are itiiiiie Vlilill
Hinge doors or full \nw Roll
doom ahve the bdrm 'lllie
Hinge doors hate I't'illililttibl)'
convenient utensil trays The

Hall doors m open
or tubby-idea. The
only 50c dilereniv.

no pockeh
pi ice has

 
 

‘1‘» PM kw“;
Hoooicheouty"
Remember. there are Hoosiers for farms. camps, apartments. big kitchen. little
ones. for window spaces and the center of big kitchens. No further need for old-
iashioned. built-in. uncleanable cupboards.
It' you think tii'it you can't >parc tlic tittic to conic, then you cable» that you
llt‘t‘il a Hoosier liaiil}. lit'cati<i- it will give you so many spare hours ior ti llit‘lllilt‘.
t‘oine see this (iold .\lcdal demonstration tomorrow. Get our low prices and
inoin-yltack oficr. .\nd please bring some friend with you.
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