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FOR SALE.
FOR BALE—SHALL
pith license inquire P. O. Box 463,
f-outh Norwallr, Conn. 1110 St
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FOR SALE BARGAINS; 80 ACRE
hilltop, $1,200; 25 acre garden farm,
Advertisements
HOTEL
amines and ' Professional
Cards, Miscellaneous Alla
on this page. Twenty-Five Words or
Less, 25c. Three Times, 50. 1 week
81.00. Blackface or Caps Double Price.
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‘I‘O LET.
T0 LET—§ BOOKS AND BATH WANTED BUTTON SEWERB.
with improvements, 125 80. Iain 6t.,!AppLy AT 0x03. “(310qu w‘.
So. Norwalk. Inquire st 33 His“ TERPROOF C0, as warm:
street, Norwalk. Phone 1743-5 n11 3t STREET, SOUTH NOR‘VALK.
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LET FURNWHE“ “00“.. WANTED— STENOGRAI’HEII
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Late road, $3,000. Exchanges in coun- some for light housekeeping in refined L‘ \v C0” 7 Ilurritt avenue Somh
try and town. D. 3. Hull. llat'iland neighborhood. Inquire The Johnson- NUNMK '
flinch, city. n9 3: inn. 2 High St, South Norwslk ntti 3t .__.. ___,_.t__ __y________
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FOR SALE A LATE MODEL TO LET TWO CONNECTING t'littliiliei‘lilaiti and willifiufijl‘dif:
K Infidel?! in first class condition. Elec- furnished rooms with gas, water, tUl‘ \pply in. Wadsaoith's Sanitarium.
. ' k. lights and starts. Extra rim let and all converlioncies for light hit at
t .id tools. Can he used as a delivery housekeeping, 32-50 W “‘“k 2“
-.s pleasure (61'. Adams ii. 0. \t'.. 23 East menu". near depot- nl" 3‘ WANTED nv WOMAN DAY
iteryttiii St. Norwullt, CODE 11:931.“ 516 LET OAI’ARTMENT. Z-IUAEAST work and general housework, 75 Lex-
..i--.i Washington street. also store 207 illgioll ave. Mrs. lt'oter. all) fit
FOR SALE MODERN TWO FASI- East Washington street. Inquire at1 ~ ._
1.? house, all improvements, on trol-
ley line, upper Main street.
easy terms, little cash required.
quire Keogh & Candee, Attys. South
Kortvalk, or Tel. 535-2, or writej’. 0.
box 463, South Norwalk. 031 st
FOR BALE—AI‘TOMUHILE COME
and see the Allen 4. 5:95 and Auburn
,8 “.085 before you buy. 'l'ho Whi‘e
garage, back of P. 0. South Norwallc
'Phone 940. lino.
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The Reed 81 ”VOIk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main or.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Elk.
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Woosterdflowcrsock
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS :
A. M. Wooster, Late Examin— ‘
er U. S. Pat. Office
H. Bowersock. 13 years
practice N. Y. City ,
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Send For Booklet On Patent!
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WANTED—roost; MAN. .tli-so‘
boy of It; or Utt'l‘. The Cole-ROst-oe‘
Mtg. (.‘o., Buick t‘ourt, near South
\'(ll'\\aIk station.
6! South Main street or 'phone 60. it
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TO LET—COTTAGE I. RHOKVS.
newly papertd and painted on .North
Main street, 80. Norwalk. Rent 3;."
For particulars ‘
WANTED‘ GIRL FUR GENERAI.
, housework in small family. Good.
I Ask John T Haves 1wages is satisfactory. Address M.
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‘7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.} ‘ . .
t Real Estate—Insurance WANTED SLAVISII oliti.
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LOST.
lit-ants situation to do general house-
lwork. Speaks English. Inquire at It)
"1L‘rosr. street, So. Noi’wslk. . l
Bobtailed tiger striped kitten. Not-g - 5
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I WANTED 6 l'NlON CARPEN-
—- tel-s, call tonight at it West Washing-
ton street. Gardner. till) 3!
FOUND.
A black and brown hound. illis
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been at 7 Center street, South Nor-
walk for about a week. Owner may
have same by calling at above ad-
dress.
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LOST.
A purrc containing a large sum oi
money and bills. Thurs. night on So
Main BII‘GUI. finder please return to
3 Lincoln avenue and rcceitc reward.
nil 3t,
PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
decanting. painter's supplies; wall
paper, up-to—date. styles, lowest pricetl.
Estimates cheerfully glvep. Trial of-
aer: solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue, m2!
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WANT
WANTED SHIPPING
and boy to work on suit-It.
CLERK
Good op
pqouoroa
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The recently organized Mothers"
iClub met on Mondey night at the‘
Methodist Church. the principal busi-
ness being the adoption of a oonstitu-r
tion. It was decided to meat at 8
o'clock on the first Monday evening.
of each month, at the Methodist
‘ Church. All women of 18 or over, ov-
celnbor., January and Flerhurary meet-I
Speakers are to be found for the De-
cember January and February meet-
iffgs by Mrs. G. H. Noxon. An enter-
tainment committee was constituted.
consisting of Mrs. Noxon and Mrs. E.
A. Spooner: and a refreshment com-
lllIlll" of Mrs. Ali-ah Willmott and
Mrs. H S Brown. After the busi-
ness. a program was rendered by Miss
Lois Evan~, soon. and Miss Har-
ielt Evan in readings front her forth
coining book of verse.
Durien has been in it fever of ex-
t-itrllicnt over the outcome of our
:election, and it is safe to say that
there has been more interest shown
in politics in the 24 hours after the
polls closed than ill the 24 days be
fore. liocal Republicans have nothing
to regret about this town's part in
the results attained. for besides poll—
ing the hinges-l vote in its history-w
72h ballots on a total voting list of
8133~~llle Republican pluralilles rolled
Up exceeded all previous records.
Nearly Slit) men more men voted ’I‘nes‘
day than cast their ballots _in the OC-
iobcr local election. Representative
elect Stephen R. Iloyt tixain proved
his personal potiularity by rolling up
the largest tote cast for any candi-
date—480. Friends of Senator-elect
and leading [mm the Jump Hill seo
tion to the h‘orse section in Weston is
vacant, Mrs. Ann Baldwin and herI
‘ daughter, its more recrvlt waanml
hating lately moved to Bethel. lany‘
generation of the well known Bald I
IWII‘I family. colored. have made the
Ii‘ue their habitation from birth to
the final passing. There tins an un
ending line of them from patriarchs
such as “Vene” Baldwin to his suc
Iussou, the last of whom, in the mach
lute. wu .‘IUaCE, tiho departed thir!
lie at [cw mornhmabo,
“Form " will its axe factory foundry I
and woodluzning shop was it thriving
l col.ll;.:.ieity the t 11 ill
leieried to, now seldom trutelled
anti cucruached upon L-y bush gwwth ‘
war- [rinsed with liunteious dwellingn
crammed by \lost 0
llhese bate disappeared and the de
Iserted} i'ahiwiu house: neat” (101)..»
.I ‘etts the state ol reversion to wild-
conditions.
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RETREAT OF VON MACK-
ENSEN IS CONTINUING.
rhop \\ b: hers.
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lteunt purchases by the IJrid~,;,eport5
. Hydraulic (‘4. of Soniordtown pray
I Some has been halted by. the up; city ill preparation for the flooding of
haustiOn of the Entente troops the Saugaluck talley to a northward
and their heavy losses, and by un- line taking in u sl.ce ot‘ nodding ter I
favorable weather.
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tIlLCl'y reviews conjectures and fears‘
The British War Office an- regarding the ultimate fate of Hull
nounsea that German trenChc: cemetery when». are entombpd many
over a front of 1,000 yards on the: l‘t‘ul‘esenla hr» of l his ,wqu; out
Somme front, were stormed last iaiiiilhs. Should oi.- ii pounding darn
night by the British. to be erected near the. old Bradley
The Russian bombardment of at.» factory in “'eslon be built to the‘
the Romanian Black Sea port of harm originally projected, the an:
Constanta is said by Renter's cicnt burial ground would be. partlv
Petrograd correspondent to have flooded. Sanitary and selitiiiietnlul
inflicted great damage. Reservoirs considerations forbid tin: and at the
0f bank“ and naphtha were 9“ some time the water company desires
PYOdcd ”1“ the resultant fires- to make available the territory's full
fumed by the wind. spread l"Pit-'1' storage acity. If this Is to be
ly and burned for “”0 days. The“ done there must either be a removal
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lion, that it has been possible to
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This is the lit-st picture of
i’riiicc lit-ncampagni, who has
Just liiarricil Miss .‘tlaral'arct
Draper, of Boston, in Washing-
olitailt ”1611'. The prince refused
to pose and Iic is here shown in
the act of placing his hand before
his face to prevent one photog—
rapher from getting him while
another caught hint front behind.
an "a
,RIIB IIIIIIIMIIIC PAIN
were “0 mean: 0f controlling the of the human l‘vlhtlilt.‘ now resting in
flames. and the Romanians had
porttmity is satisfactory. ll. .laco'l (‘hnrlca If. Williamson were also removed the fire apparatus when
S: Sorts, Shoe hlanuftictmers, Bcldcn greatly pleased with tho showbiz lie-they evmuatcd the city.
ave...1\'0rwalk. n9 3! made both here and throughout the The disoatch says Bulgarian
- district In his home town. Mr- WH‘ shore batteries were silenced and
WANTED AN Exrnniuxonll llamson polled 461 Votes runninlz that heavy losses were inflicted
chambermaid and waitress, colored ahead m Congressman Hill by nlno.‘°n the ””450".
Apply. ,l-Iven in Norwallt. the home to his} A German airplane which at-
lii'. \\'adsworth's Sanitarium. no In opponent. tax-sheriff Vollmer. Mr. Wil-: tempted to bombard the Russian
-~ ~- - -— . liltmson polled a plurality of- over ‘ squadron was brought down, The
WANTED A YOUNG WOMAN {.00. His total plurality in the district pilot and observer were captured.
for general housework. 320 a month. will exceed 1.200, while two years as", German forces attacked last
Room and board. Curl Schauh, 9 Ituil- Senator Bishops was but 236. Inight at' Deniecourt 0n the
;road ave. SO. Norwalir. =Somme front and were l’CDlIlSCd
. ——-- -—~—- 'IDEATHS AND FUNERALS. by the French, who inflicted
1 WANTED itzt'i-itnlaxcno ii-t'r-t ,heavylosses on them. the French
.““"‘ and ""“‘ "‘ 9...... ”W W lint! Funeral of Stephen. w. Shil'nko. [War Office announced today.
ltrndc. Tito t‘roiut :2 Knapp t'w. ] The. funeral of stcphen \\‘. Shimku‘ Set‘ond Licut. Georues Guvne-
I mcr. the famous French aeronaut,
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' ‘nt 1:15 from the late homo.” nontonl
I WANTED YOUNG GIRL T0 AS- street, and St. lhdislaus' R. C. church : German airplanes in two min-
tslst with house work and care of at 2 O'clock Rev. . Joaeput subn‘ m” and thirty seconds by a stop
ichlld. Mrs. C. R. Baker, 31 0rcharti,will timclate. Interment in St. Mnry‘s’watch' is credited bV the War
who recently brought down three-
the cemetery or a «like constructed
ito prevent encroachment upon it of
‘the waters. For either course special
legislation will probably be required.
It ‘05 certain that anything in the na-
ture of desecration of the old burial
ground will be stoutly and bitterly m
sisted.
, PEOPLE WAKE UP ,
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(‘ourts decided. So long an an Mill 1
clan or ] weler does not care for now-E
ly slittfl}?!lfi(*fllo, sells glasses, he.
means I eyetcstiitg as long as he.
does not use scientific instrumental
tfor that purpose. Also I pray and
urge if eye testing is wanted that you
consult a rcul eye doctor and receive
a written prescription, the only rizltt
and cheapest way for every one. Pre-‘
scriplions carefully filled. Cliai-les'
‘Brand, expert writchmitker. lewcler
IRIIM ICIIIIIG IOIIIIS
Rub Pain Right Out Willi Small Trial
Bottle of Old “8!. Jacob's
Oil."
Stop "dosing” Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Ruh’
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacob's
Oil" right on the “tender spot," and
by the time you say Jack Robinson—-
out comes the rheumatic pain and dis»
tress. "St. Jacob's Oil" is a harmless
rheumatism liniment which never
disappoints and doesn’t burn the skin.
It takes pain. soreness and stiffness
front aching joint, muscles and bones:
atop sciatica. lumbago, backache and
neuralgia.
Limiter up? Get a small trial bottla
of old~time, honest "St. Jacob's Oil"
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White Pine Comliound
With Tar
For That Cold of Youra
F. II. ”XIII!
TAILORED SUITS
and
REMODELING or FU-RS
by
New York Ladies' Tailor
G. ROCKOFF
‘ 11 North Main
We Alsqcfo Cleaning and
ressing
For Up-todate Service Call
FRED H. GANUNG.
Office and Realdenoo
Telephone.”
64 So. Main 8:, to. NON
. F. S.‘ LYON
l Good Job Printing
' Best Paper, Best Work. Beat Prion.
it,- NORTH mam sTaeET"
.0. NORWALK more: our
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Smith, Underwood
Remington, all other
- makes, sold, rented
breathed. Rentals, :8
" per month. anhluu
- all at :5 per month
»g~ JAS. 'DONNELLY
rs louth Halo strut. loath Norwll
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I street. XOI‘W‘IR- ‘cemctery. Automobile cortege.
OPERATORS ON SEWING MACH-j “I _._.
lnes. pay while learninx. I WANTED~A BOY TO LEARN“ Everett J. Crofut.
MEN SHIRT moNERS. im'lnlt‘rrw’ trade. Inquire Evening Scar amen Judd Cramp. age fiftyvsix
liltt-l, ii-Il suddenly yesterday noon
Clue" Peabod Smith's Florist Houses. 80th
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WANTED—TO nor anatomic.“ .
l - n -t f 1 ~. M.
)0: cattle and poultry. ltest priccStMM" stroll. front lltlll attiie ‘ r
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:paid. Best prices paid for calves. "_ (lol‘ul “as about to iii er tie offlct
ii‘ricdman, South Norwalk. 'l-honoiwmn he dropped dead. “.0?“ :9"
In“ or 3”. 'iiindo to route him to no tits 1. un-
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g PORTRAITS AT‘sT.‘ PAULV'SWP—A'R.
ISH HOUSE.
‘a.’ ”"0011 at 2:80 from 'Ilie. funeral
Ipltl'lora of I). W. Raymond. West
‘Waahiiituon street, South Norwallt.
FAST '“E'G'” "N" TO "I“ The. "9“"! 0' -cIiildren‘s so"K‘Ilttirlul, will be lit Riverside cemetery
. YORK. Eplctures and WHO“ portraits ‘0 beIund Rev, Frederick A. Coleman will
Freight boat leave. Pier 27 E.- given """t Wednesday night 1“ Saintlurllt-im. ,,
River, New York (“a of Catherlnoipnur" Parish House is to be one. oft
St.) every day except Sunday, at 3 n t the ““9“ ”mmn‘mwm-‘l "'9" KM“; Allen J. Walterhoufi
m. Freight mum at Not-walk up-agl‘em "9"“an the my "nest of "9. Allen John Wain-choose. lie two
5 0. wt. and at. South Norwalk us to E 0“.“ kind. N0 0““ in ”“5 field 0! Ws‘Iinonths old son of Mr. and lira Ben
“3°9- 3" ling of tableaux can approach Mlgleaniin Walterhonse, of 14'! South
Geom F. Foou, Genorl' -..‘“' Fisher in the ability to haVe the. color "-l'in 1 , , dlcd ti 1 f h
THE -ANNING J. 8M" “CI and the. light‘just as they should boy a h no. at m tome 0 is
icral SOH’ICPK will be held tomorrow,
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SONG AND PICTURE
Pictures Posed by Miss Elizabeth
Fisher. Songs by Mrs. Reed
Havlland
St. Paul's Parish House
Berkeley St. and West Ave.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
at Eight P. M. .
Sterling-Wellnltz Orch.
TICKETS, 81.00.
15,
Dancing.
[In her reproductions of famous por-
itraits site Is so successful that one
.seems to be looking at the original
: portrait galleries themselves. .
So manymeople have been delighted I
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dren. which she sings so dellghtfu’lly.I
that it will be it rare treat for them
to see the songs pictured so artistic.
all-y as they are to be done.
or course it should be understood
that the entertainment is not a ”chil-
dren‘s entertainment.” It will of
course be a delightful one for chil-
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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. "so. Probate
Court, October 28, A. D.. 1916.
of Norwalk, in mid District, deceased.
lowed six months from the date here-
exhibit their claims for settlement.
accounts. .prtiporly attested, within
sald.time.-wili‘bo~deharred a recovery.
" All mammogram to and. word
are requested to’ make lmodlato
payment to _ ,
mount; wf. common
, . . . ,. 2 » -. Murmur-or
so Broad st; New innit City.
The Court of Probate for the Dia-
trict ,of Norwalk. hath limited and at:
of for the creditors of said mum to
Those who Enenlect to present their
dren, but it. should bqeven more so
for grownup people.
Miss‘Qi‘ace Haviland, the writer of
some of the songs to be pictured, will
be the accompanist for Mrs. Havi-
land. TheSIorIing-Wellnita orchestra
will play during the. entertainment,
=and for the dancing afterward.
' Tickets may be had from any mem-
Estate of DeWitt C. Comatock. into her of thé committee or at Baur‘s
drug store. The members of the coin-
mittee are: Mrs. Louise. E. Howell.
by Mrs. Havllnnd's songs about chil:
Iparcnts, Funeral selviccs will be held
at the late home. at 3:15 tomorrow
afternoon..and interment will bt\ln
Union ccinetery, Rowayton, Rev.
Frederick A. Coleman will ofliciaie.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL STREET—Pressure origina<
ting largely from professional sources
and directed mainly against specula-
tive stocks imparted a heaVy tone to
today's brief trading. Offerings were
largely in excess of demand, with re-
sultant depre‘in i nthe general
list. Central Leather made an ex-
treme lossrof. 5 3-8 points and Merl.
can Petroleum y'ielded 3. Standard
Rails and U. 8. Steel also receded a
point or more and Motors were anal:
subject
There were (few smug features.
chiefly in the Metal group, auroral of
which, including mail Copper, attain-
ed new high records. The closing
was irregular. .Total sales were es-
timated at 390,000- shares.
Mrs. REed Havillfld, M”. G. Morn" were lawer‘
Maren. Mrs. Warren P. Smith, Mrs.
Charies n. Church. Misvunnrrt ml
Hoyt. Miss Emily A. mites, Mrs. Pet-w
cy Brooks. Mrs. RobertvF. Way. Mrs.
Putnam Brlnleygg'jhlrs. Louis A. Leh-
malern I.._-"-' j
. Large numMriLof‘poople in West-Q
pot-t. amt. Farms, Silvarmine, New
léanaan and the amount; sections of!
Nowell: are, lntsmsfld’nn‘tbis pater-1
unmanned it inhuman bola‘
smtysuccoss. -_' ' . '
. ti ,your'isripaf‘la .:
.. Mr W
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to pronounced weakness. ;
Bonds .
i dessert. Sold atall
destructive been!!!“ MW '
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and opinion. South Not-walk, was in
and optlcia’n. oSutlt Norwalk. was in
Connecticut about eye testing went
into effect.
Office in today‘s official French
statement with having destroved
two German machines yesterdw.
IThis increases to 21 the number _~ H” _
lbrouzht down by this aViator.j,
'Threc other German airplanes; Bi" Tak es the Cal“)
were destroved yesterday, by the,
French in fighting on the western , someiIm“ my “a 3““ mad 3" m“
from. (When she wants errands done.
an «L1 Transylvanian front tl'e: ‘Cause I don't like to leave my play
Romanians haVe suffered a rc-l And think ‘00 “WC“ 0‘ m“-
verse at the hqnds of the invad-j But when she comes out on the porch
ing‘Auarro-(‘rermnn forces. Thcv‘ And says so nice to me.
were. driven four: verrts southward; Son can‘t you go to live Monroe
in tl~~ rovion west of 31116” vain: And get some cake for tea?
Icy. Romanian frn'ms rqdnrton'tr‘l tillers speaks up just as quick
an CnVCIn'fin‘f o‘fmsiv- move-I And perlite as can be~
ment in the direction of Prcdcal ,I'd love to so to fire Monroe
Germanv has informed did And get some cake. for tea.
‘ The Banner Bakery
American nmh‘mt" in “crIin that
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the within: of the British :tcamcrj
Marina on Oct. 28 with ‘Le loss.
. . . I. 6 room ms t
of the lives of an: American horse I T. 361
tenders. will be thorono‘ltlv in-I --.~~ ~ ~- ~~~~~
vestiflted as soon as submarines:
onerafin‘O' on that date have]
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gamma, ”£0..qu to Confidenn CorrectApparcli‘ rWomen
At reasonable Prices
NEW moons FOR AUTUMN
. in . .
cons and TAILORED surrs
scant: and AFTERNOON DRESS.
Es ass SEPARATE sKiaTs
BLOUSEB ‘
The Little Shop.
K. G. A. CLAVEN
56 NO. MAIN ST.
Ilia? rif'":~ho revolved in'9W'ashinq-E
iron from Berlin. '
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Any Junlt
“m S. :Jalle
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Successor to Wm. Eii'ron. ] . . '
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37‘" Fort Street. Em "malt! DEFINITION or CHIROF‘RACTIC
THE GREATEST i
root) Vitus, i
' Chiropractic is the «mum of the
cause of the disease and the art at
adjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench. twist or swam in tin
back. Even if done in childhood
It createo pinched net-ion and pain in
later life in the dinomt organs and
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' ' 9 Chlmpm‘lm‘l remove the cause or
“181)“? SPICE Ilium amtL pun. health is restored'
through harmonizing the nerve on,
trains, in your lion!- Female troubles.
given (poets! attention; also curvature
dither-arias. You win never rum
(Imus Chiropractor a chance to
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The most- economic
“ Store's. TCYI‘I} m1 1 , 4 _ . Wm alvsii Ill?-
” .Tfii‘Francis, D. C. i
TI to ”0 "wellington Ob. Infmmut, Conn.
4" " " ”drain Painter School.
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from any (Ii-tic atom. and in a moment
you’ll be free from pains, riches and
Stiffness. lion’t suffer! Rub rheuma-
tism :ttt'ay.——Adv. “ ...
. Nature Has Provided" ‘
human beings with teeth for chewing
their food. It Ir; in the mouth that.
the first and one of the most Illlpoftant,
steps in digestion takes place, and no
{decayed teeth should be allowed to
Ircmain there; they should either be , _' .1
filled. crowned or extracted. Broken “
down. teeth and roots, and the deposits
larouzid them, make every swallow so».
Ilng Into the stomach from such a
|mouth a source of poison to the syn-
ttm, insult}. cf healthy food.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
Sundays by appointment only.
Haired"!!- m.to‘~o.m.: Vinson."
We Doinmi‘
ture Repairio V
and Upholstéring
Send a card or uhori
for manta call and)
give estimate. '
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