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, TONIGHT
Today ~— Julius Steger in
"The Lost Triumph," and
the 5th Epsode of “A Lass
oi the Lumberlands."
-~Ht"lnday—-Emmy Whelen in
‘ “Vanity."
'l'l‘uesday—Blanche“ Sweet in
“The Evil Eye.”
W’cdnesday and Thursday—
The great Mme. Alla Na-
zimova in “War Brides."
8~Rccls——8.
PALACE a
«THEATRE
FIVE BIG ACTS
OF VAUDEVILLE
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‘ Today, -— Pauline Frederick
in “The Woman in the l
Case." \
Vaudeville Prices—G‘allery, 15
cts.; Balcony, '20 cts.; Ot-
f chca'rra, 25 cts.
Pictures Only—Balcony, IO
eta; Orchestra, :5 cts.
“Woman in the Case"
score it
nitrous
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AT THE PALACE TODAY
Frederick
Beautiful Pauline Frederick has
her greatest reputation as an actress
both on the stage and on the motion
picture scl‘twn, in the roles of women
of the world. as in “Bella Donna,"
"The Spider." Joseph and His Breth‘
cn," and other great plays in which
she has starred. It is, therefore par-
ticularly interesting to note that, in
the Famous Players’ adaption of Clyde
Fitch’s great drama, “The Woman in
the Case," which is the Baramount
Picture at the Palace Theatre today.
Miss Frederick, though starred in the.
production, does not play the role of
the Woman, in which Blanche Walsh
Such a. success on the stage.
but appears as Margaret, the. self-sac.
rificiug wife who pits herself against
the Woman in the. struggle to save
her husband from the charge of mur—
MONDAY AND TUESDAY AT
PALACE
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Mary Pickford Sometimes Has Strange
Companions
Mary Pickford has an uncontrolla-
lie (11 =it'c to adopt homeless animals.
,As a result her studio can present 111-
TRY IT AND SEE!
Lift your corn: or callusa off
with fingers! Doern't
hurt a bit!
PALACE
.THEATRE
MON!) AY AND TUESDAY
1311.29 30
Mary Pickford
“The Pride ,
of the Clan” .’
Sweetest Story—
Screened
. Thu-cl: Shows;§:1‘5‘,'7‘: 9
.l PRICES '
Matinee .......... loo
‘1 matting ......... 10c and 15c
Th0 Ev”-
lltlrcroft Musical and
Lecture Course
A Journey 'Into Bird Land
Personally Conducted by
HOWARD H. CLEAVEB
at
NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL
l‘rlday Evening, January 26
8 o’clock
Tickets on sale at Baur's, Beers'
Ponty's and the Libraries.
w.
Never Again
Every time you .wind up one
cough you say. “Never again"—
you think you will take better
precaution Another time.
" Get a bottle of our Cough
Remedy and be ready to head off
that next spasm. ‘
For coughs, colds, bronchitis
and all throat and lung troubles.
Safe to use, quick, positive.
t won’t: disappoint you. ’ ‘
’ H. A MEAD
~ ' 1 DRUGGIST .
18: North Main Qtrcet
#SOUTH NORWALK.
1l'l‘l'ti PAUL SCHUBERT
oicc' Buildingstleclalist
N. Y, C. Brooklyn, Paddle
13.111 Bridgeport, Conn. .
11. French, German and English
..8lnglng properlyuught. 1.
Incl.
to...“ west Aim, South NomlkI
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UTOMOBILES 1
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I. noted Cincinnati chemist discov-
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1111;: bottles as here shown for .1 11111
{10111 any drug store
You aimply apply it few
drops of freezonc upon a
tender corn or painful c1111
ins and instantly the. sore
ncss disappears then short-
ly you will find the. corn or
callus so loose that you
can just lift it off with the
P111151 rs
CEULI‘
No pain, not 11 bit of
soreness, cithcr whcn ap-
plying freemnc or after
11"a1ds and it doesn't own
irritate skin.
Ilztrd corns, soft corus or
come botwccn the toes, also toughen-
ctl (itlluscs just ahrivcl up 11nd 1111'
oil so easy it is wontlct'l'ull Seems
nutcicttl.
ulna" floezone 1193‘ :1 ycllo11 lubcl.
Dotti :trtepl tin-.1 mcept with the 1"":ll
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[fill NOTICE
m— .—-—. “fl”—
Tax Collector s
. Notice.
.\'oiicc is hon-by givcn to all persons
linblc to pay taxes in the City of
Norwitlk, in the County of Fuirfleld,
and the State of Connecticut, and the
several toxins: districts of said City,
' on the Assessment List of 1915, which
taxes will bcconlc due and payable 011
the first. day of February, A. ~D., 1917,
that i will moot them to receive said
‘axes :11 the Office of tho Collector in
the (.‘ily Hull, corner of North Main
.1111] Marshall streets, in the Second
Taxing District, of said City, on Thurs.
day, February lst, 1917, from 9 until
1‘3 o'clock forcnoon, and front 2 to 5
o‘clock in the afternoon, and that said
office will be open thereafter fog the.
purpose of receiving said taxes, every
week day at the. some hours, Saturday
afternoons and legal holidays except-
ed. ' H ‘
Taxes will also be icccived at the
Town Assembly Hall. Wall street.
First District. from Mondlu', February "
19th, to and
March 1st, 1917,
On all taxes which shall remain on,
paid after the first day of March, A
1).. 1917, interest at. the rate of 9 per?
cent. per annum will be charged from
the first day of February, 1917, until
the same shall be paid.
Dated at _hor11"aik, Conn, January
13th, A. D., 1917.
ROBERT G M iTC‘HELL.
Tax Collector of the Citv of \‘orwalk.’
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NOTICE
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court, January 18. A. 1).. 1917.
Estate of Alfred S. Crockett. late
of Norwalk, in said district. dermis-ml,
The court of probate for the d'strici
of Norwalk, 1.11111 limited and allowczlf
six months from the ditto heraof for
the creditortl of sold estate to exhibit ,
their claims for nettlemcnt. Time who:
neglect to present thelr ,ncconntn,
properly strolled. within mid time.
will be «llama a moron. All per»,
11m indebted to M” mat!- on m"
«and to loathe We new.
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Stars Pauline '
W 0 11
It works like :1 charm. Gun,
including Thursday.,
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most any kind of a twolegged'or tour-
.moted specimen of the animal world
lthat had needed a. home. She does
.' not spoil them however. The fact that
they are adopted and have a home oil
liter making does not moan a life 01’“
idleness. Sometime or other they are:
j bound to become actors. i
' In “Less Than the Dust Mist Pick
ford had a camel and the sacred cow. Ii
N0“ the) al‘crn-l liberty and at homel
but their time will come again. in theI
meantime hcr famous duck “Hulda."l
that swam ,,11 the “fly from Ch-cago Mr. and Mls George A.F:1rham,
to New York in the “ash 1111- m of aI Saratoga Springs, N. 1'., ate the guests
Pullman dlilllll’lg room—has becon. 'of Mr and Mrs. D. W. Raymond of
an actor, or "“th an actress She Washington street. Mr. Farham is
has made her debut in “The Pride 01 the. president of the Arec Club in his
the .(‘lanf’ the new Pickfordfirtcraft home city, and with his 11'ii'c,arc en
picture on Monday and Tuesday at route to Flordia.
”1,; Palace 1“,“qu Thc Scenario all Funeral of 'titomas Row,
so called for a hilt on, not a well fed.- “h” d“! 1131139553)» in Bridgeport,
sleek 11nd “my“ ‘lited looking hnhy cat will be held tomorrow afternoon at
hul one whose appearance would im- 3230 ““10“" m S“ JOSEPH“ Church.
luttlitttely denote dejectinnand ml, Interment will be in St. Mary's cem-
m-y, The second day of the plctul‘c- etery. The remains are. at present in
taking Mary Pickford annealed at the the funeral parlors of l). W. Raymond
studio with the ideal kitten carefully \l'ash'rugton street.
caged in :1 milliuery box, She hm, Under the auspices of the llowayton
picked it up jy, a lit-sorted (‘ili‘ can Drum Corps, a fine musical entertain-
near the Fort l.ce furry, in“. M, “v.43 men! was given ill the Ron'uyion Ho‘se
,l'nimcdiato‘y pm into rehearsal. Front Company's quarters last ct'ening. It
the. start thc kitten seemed to undcr- was largely attended and a large sum
stand that the muclwr and 10,131.”. it was realized, which will go toward the
locked the better 11 worried the direct. «ittuipnwnt fund. SW‘I‘N “""l‘klw‘l'"
or so it. fussed itself up a bit, This artists had parts in the program
greatly annoyed the con‘placctuenl oi‘.‘ blob was executionally flu-1 and 131015-
fice cat at the studio but the kitten lug.
had a character part and his name on
the program so he sinlplv ignored the!
other-and thcn he had “Hulda," the
duck to pal with. so what cured hi"?
1 LOCAL
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—-——ur yaw——
If you had been :1 coon SentinI
l‘lunslficd ad1crtis‘l. at the time _\(n‘
seemed 'your present position. pnr
limos you hate found one 11.11111
ltwlce the salary -:11111 with 11' ice the
‘chztncc. for useful set-v.1ce
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SMALLPOX lN MYSTIC
MY STE." , .lun. ”iv—Seven morc ('hH'.
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l"- of Smallpox haw tlcyt‘lopt‘d in the“ REGENT THEATRE
town of S‘ooingion. llH reporicd by, m
“Hillll 0mm t‘. 11‘. Cogdon, in the Wednflday and ‘l'hurSdIy of Next
family of Frauds Muin. Tho father, l
mother and five of the. seven childrent
arc sick from the 1'ltrioloid form of the
discusc. Thcnc cuscs have been traced
to 11311111111} Mitchell, 1101' at Memorial
Hospital in .\'1-11 London, with tho tit-
Week
Mme Nazimovu on screen appears
almost lifelike
Mme. Alla Nuzluiova fairly stdrtled
the spectators who crowded the Broad-
sense way Theatre laia't nishHo sec her first
-..___ ”a...“ appearance in motion pictures, in
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The \‘1 1.1111111: (hrtsttun 'l‘t-mppr. “ 3" BrldcaI Her "kill““onn “ml
ltnle l‘nion held .‘1 business 11111911111»: ”0“” M ‘an uttross curried “g: on:
1 \II , )
“151,111,153. ”Wm,“ with Mrs. m“. from the noun in a manner 11.111011
lifelike, and made Mr “closeup" 111011“
11 id and convincing than any th-tt
“1,. l1tt1'1 1)l"t:\l0l.l5l) becn presented.
'lhnl'c ot‘.teu in it (tut-Allan 1111911111}
an acting stall will be successful in the
vastly different work of the stadium
and Mme. Nttzituovn answered hut
night in tho utill‘mativc no fur as she
1‘1 concerned. The director, ‘llerbert
lltcnou, outdo use of the hctlng '
ll\ cf 11 1m with a strong HIM it
has scltloul,1
Mcckcr of Hood street.
MOTHER! till 1.111111
“SYRUP 0f Hill” If
lflNGUf.l8 COATED
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' if cvt‘t, bccn equalled in
E” Cross, chcrlsh, SiCk’ 3mm”: c'e‘" motion pictures. "Sclznlck Pictures"
I ('1 1:411:11] LN" and Bowcia was the producing: firm. 1
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, 1 t it fillll 1.1711111th. “\‘l'rr '331'1111'1'” “as, mmit- {0]. ”m
inut] nothing 1‘2'31- clcnnsos tht- tender
stomach. llVl‘l' and bowcls so nicely.
A thild ~4ilnply will not, stop [1111111111
510 111111113. 1310 310\\'t'l“.lllltl tho l‘t‘Sllll is.
,lhcy l11_11 mt tightly clogged with
,wualv, lit't .' guts ulttclz‘iuh, 'stolllnch
jsours, lllt’ 11 your little one becomes
‘cross, hall sick, fcvcrish, don't cut.
sloop or art naturally, brcntlt l': bail.
system full 01' cold. has sorc. throat.
stomach-ache or diarrhoea- Liston.
mother! Soc 11 tongue is coalctl, then
give it it‘asponnful of “California Syri
up of Figs," and in 11 few hours hours
all the coil.1tir-:tlctl waste, sour bile
and undigcstcd food passes out of the
system, and you hnvo 11 well, playful
child again.
Millions 111' umtbcrs give I:Californltt
Syrup of Figs" lit‘CllllSt". ii is perfectly
harmless; children love it. and it. 1101'-
cr fails toilet on the stomach, liver
and bowels.
Ask your dl'uggist for a 50-cent bot-
tle of “California Syrup 'of Figs,"
which 11:19 full directions for babies,
children of till ages and for grown-ups
plainly printed on the hottlel. Beware
of countct‘fcita sold hero. (let the
genuine, made by “California Fig Syr-
up Company.” Refuse any other kint.
films front tbc short play by Mrs.
illuion (‘ruig Woolworth, in which
Mme. anlmovn upllcnl'ctl in vuudo
ville l:t‘=t season, This thscxpnndctl.
and there wt-rt- many 11111" views and
villnuc sci-m»: in the. unnumcd tuition
of the. pltty, oppressed by \Vlll'. Mme.
Ntztmm .1 is John, who, herself :1
bride. rcbnln at the. govcrltiltcnt's 1c-
qucst that young women shall by, tltc
wholesale ut‘cout soldicli leaving for
11111' as husbands, to provide 11
cecding generation. ,. 1,
A portion of the picture showing
the horrors of 1111 invasion. for women
in the. cououcrcd territory, was so
pogitivclv brutal that it would have
been impossible for the spoken stagc,
but motion pictures sor‘m to get bene-
fit. of silence, so one might 5111' that
scene has a “punch. " In this case the
emotional nature of the picture play
may excuse, 1.11 11 measure, the rough
atrocities. It is more emotional and
arise at times to greater lieighfi 81011
than “The Birth of 11 Notion. " So not-
urally Director 131911011 made a speech,
and thorn were. manv flowers.
The excellence of the supporting
company is a notable featutc of "War
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lBi'ldes” on the "111..
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as the mother
sons, leaves a lasting impression.
Ticket speculators
annoying in Broadway, near the thea-
tre. They h'td obtuft‘t‘tl irony sluts.
especially the medium priced
and Shotlted their wares in loud tones.
In fact, the speculators llli.‘ 11.1 and
Forty-second strcu, 111a1'1111u1l111‘111o-
lion picture 1.11 23211.11, 1.111111
"ballyhon" 12-11:". lit‘lilt‘!’ «.11 Sunday,
1' '1 0%.,
than they do on wcek days.
REGENT THEATRE
Monday Emmy thicn in “Vanity"
Emmy Wh. ll'". €11 “Vanity." ibi- fea-
ture pit-111111 11’ 1h.» Regc I on Monday,
will he the. star piclul‘t- pi'UllllU‘tl
11:: Mom: Picture Comoruticn
season burl'il'; :11' :1 .11‘ 'iit‘ir 11:17.1 suc-
ceases, ll 1' 1'1 t‘r‘t'vfullj; arr-tuced
as to scenery and effects which are
their pl‘illfllpll‘ ways of ploduciug ain‘t."
productions nri’rainm
made this lr‘odt (in;' (1111‘
Hit" lenders 11111111: ”11‘ lit- dd (11
companies.
Tonight Julius Stcgzr in
Triumph"
in “’l'ht‘ It1.~'t Triumph.“
he.1ci‘11ut tl1- 3‘. ,.‘?‘l ’l'.‘11 :'1111
Julius Stf'gi‘t‘, the star,
by a splendid unlaxy of sci‘ccn artist
Stegci‘ himst-ii 111l.t- . ,ln p.111 m l; d11i'1
Rowlcy, a pt‘lllll.1 :‘h' p. .13 1 '1. ,‘,l:_ ‘1.
Harry llull. 11:11 1'. 11111511 1' of char
acter acting, 2'1 turn :15 Stephen Hunt,
the wealthy thcttlr-ital man who steals
so that 111: may ap
pear in thc t-ycs of his wife as 11 b1“-
littnl play“ r11; 11 111. lllit‘khttl‘dl hits.
bcen lcalliltj‘ ma '1 9‘11 (ills Skinner.
..""l(‘."l‘ .‘1 Mark. Neil BUT-I
gess, Clara lilllllllll and Percy lla‘s-
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“The L051
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well, and has 11.111111 iu tustrulitt 111111 In
New Zculnd .11: 11911 .15 in this 101111 Chemise and Combinations.
Marble “can," ""‘lbt Soul of Broad.
wuy,’ “The Masked Rider," "The 11011
Claw," ”‘l‘he l .11.... 1.2111.
and “The Right of Way."
Clara Whipple, who takes the part
of Slcph t n 1111111 ».1111l1itt111111',if11 has
liud'n, 1‘1'111111‘11. ll 11 1 1111 .' on- tha- ‘l‘t‘ -.1l1
111:2; til 11‘ c .15 w-t ll .11; the {itrl‘t‘ll
has :lppmlt‘d with ll: Ill‘)‘ Iliillt‘l 11nd ill
Question," “511111111 ltithcn" 11nd many
other big productions.
Mario Reitluu'tlt. 11 in)
part of .\lts William
living Plitn T‘n 112' 1‘ 11.1.11 company.
l:‘ltc.-1 tilt"
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of l‘(1lt‘l‘ tl.'1't'.1..11‘ 9.21.! “\iutgnrct
Schillcr."
Othcrs in tlu- (11:11 ul‘t- t‘lulu lll.tn-,
dick, liliyc lh‘ult, ilt-1l111 ilmlcll“. ,
Edward licllux} .tlltl littlt‘ .\l.‘1n‘_vl
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"(I 1 THE HIGH COST or COAL has 15%
. many of our customers to use it sparingly
6 this winter, and to use more gas than ever‘
H before. They \have discovered, perhaps, to
their surprise, that they are saving money.
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tent, at least, in every home in the city.
If you have not already done-~50, experi-
ment :1 little with this idea in your own borne.
Perhaps you will be surprised at the results.
The United Electric Light
and Water Co.
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BE 9;. .L'I
A UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT IN
WHITE SALE OF
NORWALK.
LADIES‘ MUSLIN UNDER.
WEAR . . __~__
it is not. often that Norwalk people.
Skirts, Drawers, Gowns have the opportunity to see a play
out on by college. students. Such
events are always :1 pleasure wherever
given, and should be especially inter»
eating here.
Next. Friday evening, February 2.
the New Rochelle College Alumnae
will present “Petticoat Pcrfldy,“ nut!
"Neighbors," at Hoyt's Theatre. Con.
siderahlo attention is given at New
Rochelle College to dramatico. and
after graduating, many of the girls are
still interested in dramatic work.
Several of the girls in the cast next
tw‘ek am connected with dramatic
work in New York city schools, two
lure. graduates of the Sargcant Dra~
matte School, and one. has had pro-
zfeusionlrl triage experience. All the
lpztrts will be taken by young ladies.
tMiss Anna McMahon, whose ability
lat; an actress is well known in Nor-
“- walk, has a. prominent part as the
{hero in “Neighbors."
The plays are to be given at Del-
i'monico‘s, New York, Saturday night
iof this week, and the young ladies
l'hate. very kindly consented to repeat
lthcm in Nonnlk who the auspices
llouliut bu. 'incxs was transact at at lol’ the New diochcllc Collage Aluminu-
lust ulght’I s meeting of Buckingham!and the Community (‘lhb It is hoped”
W ‘ N1 (" X R inI large audience will lac present Fri-
day night.
A Complete Assortment.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackcmo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
Just Received a New Line Of
LOOSE LEAF BOOKS AND'
SHEETS
All the Different Rulings {or
Office Work
We Gladly Quote on Any Special
Ruled Sheets
DON NELLY ’S
16 South Main Street
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llctlztt'iy was cclcbrutcd in
Palace
Rub Pain From Back 1 1 I, Smalt‘S" Mary‘s (:lliil‘Cll this morning.
Trial some of C ‘St. Jac- l , ’- l
ob'v ', ,-1 1 [he work 111 illt‘ degree tcum of: I eatre
.1111! l‘cln ‘1» :3 .13 1Cllnton (.0111multdct'y, 1\o. .l, l\. T.,,
(lttit:l-;ly‘,'-~Yt‘-::, ,‘,;;,,..,. 1111:: inspected llll-lt night, by Inspector.
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llcf from N‘Z‘l‘fitst'
and pain follows
with ”Si. Jacob‘s L111." ..
Rub this 11111:an l‘eucll'nting oi
right on you" painful buck, and like
magic, rcllcf t'lllllP‘l, “St. Jacob's Oil"
is a harmless. ll‘d‘lfat'hc, lumbaco and
a gentle rubbing.
sciatica cure which ncrcr tli'sappoints't
11nd doesn‘t, burn the skin.
Straighten up? Quit coiliplttiuingf
Stop those torturous "stitches." 1n n
moment you will forget that you ever
had .1 weak back, hocnuso» it won't.
hurt or be still or topic. Don't suffer!
Get nsmull trial bottle of old, honest
“31.31100115- Oil" from your drugg‘st’morge Castle were di.1poscd of. Mrs
now and EM this “Fl-”l" T“"°"'MV' LoCroix was discharged from custody,r
-—,—1 ~1 ~--' -* and Castle was sentenced to one year:
V at the State lnebrlttte Farm. in N01“
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Cockcnot‘ Trihc \lo. 32,1 11.11.“...
met last cvc'. 11m; in the lodge rooms '11,
Main street, and conducted rou1::c_'
business.
0118 Night iOnly
Wed. Jan. 31,
at~8z15 .
lchc‘nzit‘ of l'lridgeport, Grand Cup-l
min of the Guard. of the Grand Com-i
theireuh-l
nutndcry of Connecticut.
rucztts‘wcrc served upon the conclu-i
slon of the business meeting. 1 . -
_ l _ was staring. _mm 1 r 311113111111-
An afternoon session of the uptownl
court was held yesterday, and thc'
cases of Mrs. Carrie LaCroix, and
l T7 C. 7‘5. 3. 51:16:!” 3' Evan C4125“
‘ A13}: ' and ‘Crrrurcer'cf
T':: r113. ; .0? 11": ’TH: HTTLC CAFE
PRICES
wich. He was taken to the farm to-
-WHITE PINE AND TAR—
For Coughs, ColdS, Bronchitis. 25.; 50:05:31 anda few at $1.50
Etc. Escat sale Hominy, January 29, at
$11 lsnn-Pow cit-Corporation l
10:33 a. m.
Engmcering Your Own Grade
Are you steaming up grade or. the coal to success. or,
coasting down hill backtrack?
The Saudi Nanak Swings Bank uh pi to lock
your mum in your on pull hook. I! 1’1: new: the au-
litiouo and boosting “mun-mam“
adding coma m.
mom
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