Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 22, 1917 · page 11

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Cards, Miscellaneous Ads.
on this page, Twenty—Fin Words or

Less, 25:. Three Times, .50. 1 week
31.no- Blaokheo 036395, Doom: Prim.

‘TO LET. . Tr FOR SALE.
i To LET—«nnonr‘oroion noonl

 

 
 

11.11.11.411, at Dixmont hospital. Dix
won’t Pa.Feb.19.Frank Hindiey. son “1 K993“ Building
.11.» the late Joseph and Ida E.t1i.nd- Washington street.
363‘ of Dorian, Conn, used 88 years.
its gunned by one brother. Ralph‘
dfindley of Darien and Bastion“ Mame nlshed rooms in pflvate £RBlll‘é'.15lPllm ’
and tore sisters, Mrs. Caroline Mead. 31"“ and ball! and use Of Thane. '{fuol
”1 Stamford and Mrs Sarah Tones 0: minutes’ “ilk to center. 'Phone 1423 3

'_ lNorwalk « E
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E In good condition.

 

 
 
 
 

TO LET—THREE ELMANT FUR- will;

 

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room house. large lot well, fruit

 

 

Funeral notice hereafter. ' '
To LET-AWCTWELY VFU'R-

W ANTE D. ; rushed room near both. all modem con-
--- venienoes. Call 'No 1° Hamilton ave
WANTED—YOI'NG MAN 3111- one Phone 1702-12 r20 3t

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box 543. South Norwaik.

 

 
 
 

 

FOR SALE—d PACKARD ‘l 95.88-
Imuire at 157; ensertonrfing car. Fully equipped and
Phone 1274 eve'
Eflings or call at 42 West avenue, Nor

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FOR SALE—41,250 BUYS GOOD 6
in
’20 3‘ East, Noxwalk Bargain also line large
lot near East Norwallr depot and trill-
lay. Cost. about $600, fine lot to build
on or plant, only $335. IAddro‘an P. O.

 

 

 

t» eon 20 and 25 years of age to hell) --E
.. with candy making. Apply at Manso- TO LET-‘4 ROOMS T0 RENT
aletti’s Candy Store. 40 Wall street. (downstairs) on 25 Lowe street. South
Norwalk. Contains gas. furnace. stove ,
on and electricity inquire 18.110“ street ‘

el'y, 1-3 H. P.

 

WANTED —— Dunssmaxmo
all binds. Mrs. R. Schenk, 4 Garnet South Namath.
otreet. ;

 

 

WANTED—YOUNG LADY uxnnu Boning street 5 rooms' on second “001 512- The White Flectrik
traced stenographer with knowledge with improvements. inquire of Mrs. EWasllington “”991

FOR SALE—IMMEDIATE DELIV»
.. 3'20 V. direct current
electric motor (new); 1-1; »3 H. P. 220;
direct current motor with varllablo
[20 3t speed rheostat (second hand); l-sec-
and hand electric vacuum cleaner, 220

M TO LET—1 APARTMENT AT 55 V. dll‘PCl current in perfect CODdlllOn
E Co, 134

 

of bookkeeping and payroll work, (19- R. Turiov, 16 Grove street, or To]. 1E
' MIPS “position. Capable of taking 75'.)- 12. ' E

charge of office. Address S care of»
sow,“ [2131' AUCTION slits—«ON PREMlSES;

property ‘No. 20 Howard avenue, neai
yVOR‘Winfleld street, East NorVV'alk. 'Five-

1 room bungalow, lot 5011100 Sole Sat-1
urday February 24th 2 p.111. W.

or “eight 1250 lbs.
West Norwalk. Tel. 59- 2.

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FOR SALE—«ASH
lined with galvanized iron.

 

 

E WANTED-“BRIGHT (1‘1er
packing room Good. paV and 10 pe
cram. bonus. H. Jacob at Sons, Shoo
manufacturers. VBeldon :1Vonue, Nor- ““11"!“ auctioneer
walk. fill 3t

vstioel.

 

FOR SALE—HORSE. GOOD WORK-
Stuart Form,

 

BARRELS.

Last lite
ll. limo. Three sizes. price 250 up South
fl? 4t Norwnlk Oyster Forms 00.,140 W ater

 

'ro LET—ASTONE HOUSE, euro:
ory Boulevard Modern improvements“

chicken house, garden and fruit ““00 in “'Pslon. for $650; '
Store 207 Washington street limit“? with half acre land f0!“ $800'

['21 3tE

WANTED—~13 ARN MAN ONE WHO haunt

undelstunds care of hoxses. Steady tmes
onlliloylllenl. good wagon. Rmmond ERSE Nouvnlk Apartments 209 Wash»

15mg, {29 3; inglon street, East Norwulk and 39 33- 00°;
» Chapel street, Norwnlk.
DELIV- South Main street 1381.60.

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8 room house, 100 acres,

 

WANTED-C‘ORD WOOD, E‘"1d “““W 9"”er

lewd or in the woods. Raymond Bros.; ‘ ‘
£20 3t:

 

Corbett block, containing 5. 000 square 7 MAIN ST.

WANTED~THE tan 01' l mu fool of floor space Mill light on am Real Estate—Innurance

1.,1 room with piano for mutllc and sides. Otis freight eletalor eelvlce,

singing lessons, centrally locultd AVl- Isleam “WWI F0? further partied

dress Singer, rule 91111111114 t2o.:llllal‘5 apply at tho 011100 of The Old
\‘l' oll Cigar Company '

 

 

 

FRED H. GANUNGE.‘

WANTED - TRAINEE) N'mlsn
Funeral Director-nod Emhubn

‘ wishes ,oai'e invalid, any vase. SevenE
pegrs‘ experience. ‘Benl refei'olmt‘a.‘
Mrs. J. Barr. Tel. 59%.

BUSINESS NoTIcE _

. . . 4' Office and Residence
MASKS AND WIGSlelOLESAIJL : ' Telephone 904
rw Nomi retail. Masquerade suits and ooe—l ' 5‘ 50.1“.“ St..E
WANTED~25-100 FL! 1.1 FTS AV!) lumen for all affairs (Reicllarlll Coo» 1 » .
a: .rltorel. Any kind. SteVV art Farm tunle (20., 74th slleol, Marlin Place,

 

 

FOR SALE-wt ROOM HOUSE LOT
5 room

room house 40 acre: Hand and burn.

Inqulle 34 barns for $3. 508 and all kinds of city

To LES”... .. 3...... .. ASk John T Haves
NORWALK.

m m,“ v .m. ”- hm

E -For Unto-dole» Servlco Gall” E'

So. Nor-mill ’

 

Viol-Vt Norwalk Tel no»: flew Yvrk 0"? "9 l“

WANTED~.BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS‘ NOTICE

0:1) TO \\ ORK IN STORE, nppiyE Trucking of all kinds long distance
{20 31 moving automobile. trucks to 1ent, hll

 

 

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A. J. COLLFNS CO;

..___... . “*1; poi-.poses hum-51111111111 122 water W AN T
WANTEDvBOOM AND BOARD FOR Site”. 1'17 ill 'fi
1-1113 boys at:3 ’1 and 11. Call or address . - m

L PAINTING —— PAPER-HANGING' W"
(20 3t decorating. painter's uupplles; VVull

paper, upto date styles, lowest prices.

WANTED—«FEBRUARV 25TH TWO Estimates cheerfully gilou. Trlnl or: toes. pay While learning.
urtluee rooms.f111nlshed complete for dors solicited Tel 400, Alexandel N \
.Jiglit housekeeping. ' Address Capt While, 61 12 F-V mobile.
» Hurry De Long, “cure Gen Delllery‘.

fiouthENorwnlk,'C011n.

 

 

 

(IF IT'S A BASKET WE HAVE
IT.
Office'

 

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WANTED—A MIDIM. E AGED W—O E

Wet Wash Baskets,
Email to assist in housework and not aid
companion to my Vvife.‘;1ll after 5 Ba§ktts' Fruit Baskets, Infant;

‘QE'CEOUL Jameson. Wil1nott.6 'PutnamE Baskets, Clothes Hampers, e.tc
' .1 'elluo {9.0 3tE .

. Albert F Gellobe
“housework Small family. Good pay

lfipply at sorespentyerigce. mat . Phone 10592
25 Washington St.
Sentinol AdVS. pny.

lNo. 11 HnV'ila‘ll'd street, South 'Norwalk. '

 
 
 
 

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WANTEo—oml. FOR GENERAL

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.813.» Norwalk“

WANETED'QEPEOSITIOX AS CARD» ,
Try one.

ener. Good, reference. SleV'e‘Koer, 75
. , .
Lexington ave. .So. Norwnlh
WANTED—4T0 our ALL 1(1an
of Cattle. Best prices,pald. ~ Extra
airices for calms. II. FriedmnnfiozEly
avenue. Tel. 1151. 'JZQltl‘

:LosT. ’E

 

 

1917.

" ..‘v==’.(.‘ourt, February 8. ADE,

“ "I'llENIEM'_liluorumun ,; y l

KiNmunlN—in sad. but‘lm'jng mom
on» of our dearly beloved husband
and father, Owen Kindilein. who died.
Feb 22. 1918.

 

walk, in said .dlstriot, deceased

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 
 

ere; between .Springwood avenue
(1 East Norwulk. Finder pleaao~re~
urn to 10 Springwood aVenue, Nor»

Tanned. away one year today.

 
 
 

faithful
Han gone to bill reward. l to.
,_ , The animals came and took him . E
E Up to the throne of God.
His oulfefings n w re oval.

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“7» E turn-agony!» »
"RV cm In“
lied sod 3.14 metallir

lichen.
can other Bu our

 

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. score at 6 to 2.1..llleul1‘
Manual Arts
Nichols“,

 
 

 
 

, nd.la letter to Leo 1 ‘
Hahiord Place. .

 

 

 

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egg-«WE
District. of. Nth-walk, as. Probate
' Estate ofSllas,Whltson, late of Nor-

'l‘llecoul't of probate for the district
of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said estate to exhibit

» Dark and dreary ’5 0‘“; duellluz, their claims for settlement. .’l‘hoee‘
. - . 1'0“?” E5 0‘“ Mme today :WhO neglect“ to pre‘sant their-accounts.
CST—CAMEO P13». , SOME,“ For the one we loved so dearly, properly attested, wmfim said time,

.Vvlll be debarred a recovery All per-
A “sum“ and father both g°°d al‘dEsons indebted to said oblate are re»

quested to make immediate payment

.RIGHARD K. WHITSON
Admlnlatratorn ,,

MANUAL ARTS TRWEIE ACADEMICS

_" . The Manual Arts basketball. learn;
defeated the Endemic-s Tuesday after?
noon in the 'Lli'lwln School‘hy- g'the

 
 

ms and the newspaper than weroE

many hounds US$231”! when there;

was no such a thing ”adverlifilng as l
.7 it is known today.

» In angles: lists manhunt: in some

ally.
keepers' clerks stood in front of their
stores and‘called out their wore: to
pausersby. preferring their announce-
ments with “What do you lack? What ,
do you lack?” E
Oné of the first newspaper adver-E
tlsements of which there is authentic
recoid was printed in the Mereilrius
Politituu.
It was i; pnbllshefs announcement and
rend as follows:

I‘ooni.‘ lacing a congratulatory/r pane-
231'
turn. summing
exquisite. manner.
Holden. in the New
don.
lime is another example of early
London ndVeltlelng:

“Two men boy: to acquaint the public
in general that they keep the cleanest
bar
pooplo can hurt» their hair out for
two notice, dressed for lbroo police and
hesitated for one pointy. 0111» of them
men can bleed and draw tooth vary
“'1'“.
and German method and lo oxvoodlngly
awful."

Story of the Physical Reformation of n

In Pyenuynug. 11 any in Korea. our»
rounded by :1 river and reel-inbuilt: I
boot in shape. it “‘llrl bollovell that it
any one‘sbould veillllro to dlir 1i well
the water would rush in, sinking the
boat and (ll-owning. gill the. city’s 1n-
bnbllunts.

Noodlonll to say. no wells were dug.

’l‘llo Elll‘t‘illllll washed the filth of the
city flow“, lnlo the river.
VV‘lltol'mon filled “it‘ll hornets at 810'
Mar and
lln-oughout tlio ally.

Cotmluntly recurring epidemics were E Bales,
the insult

VVilll it.
not known in Kori-o until l‘onndod by Cemetery
n Clil'lilllun missionary.
, The .lupnllosn
Splelulhlly following unit with tho on»;
’lflllllsllllwl‘lt of hospitals-1 11ml medical;
debunk.

l-‘lno \\'.T"lll(.‘l\\01kli oyotoms buVo. boon
luslmulled llllll tho sort of water that was held last evening at 7: 30 o’clock,
goshco from the hydrants ln Py-eng from the Elite toxins Only No players now remain-
your; is eluted in lano reduced the street
death into by 70 per (out .

Tho old boat out of I’Vongyaug ME
NOW untlolluid with a notwork of
sewers. MWlllurd Price in World Out
look

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

beforetboadreut'ottbomim

Athena employed More to so about

the shreetii shouting out the quality- nntl '
prices or their goods. Written notices
serving as advertisements to call at» ’
tentlon'to on motion sale or a meeting .
'c displayed all walls only oocuslon-

In the old days of London sloop.—

l.ondon. in January. 1(552

‘Irenodin (ll'attdnlol'ln, an Heroick

it-k forniylmrd (lonernl‘u late re»
up Elllfl successes in all
To be sold by John,
lxohnngo, Lon,
Printed by Tho. Newt-mount 11552."

bor shop in all l/undon. where the

Ho bleeds bulb in tho English

\‘ou l 0111 S1111.

BLAMEO THE DEMONS.

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City In Korea.

'l‘bou the

sold "drlnklllg “liter”

lien in lounlb. and the doctor “not

supmnod to know how doep they illiorltlllE

thrust 'l‘lln purplish of tho problnnE

: Ellisdflgxfm the dams EEE blob mus“! Floater will take place this evening at Of the legislature today refused to E

Wlloll l‘llliqtlnnlly crime to Koren it 7 (“nook {1'
blougbl. hygiene and medlelnc along St- 39"- J-
V lmupllnl or dispensary was ofllclalo Interment

government is now

Facilitating Paymon'l of 13111..

If we were inn business where We
sent out bills to customers the first of
every month, VV'onbould make it a point
1““.le to lucloso u self nddlcssod on
{volopo for the return remittance This

[)1 “Fill 1». lm bit no small expound lo the
I creditor. and it. million it 11 little 114111191
for the debtor to dud-11.11 oxouoe for lay

 
 
 
 
 

 

lug aside the bill torn few days.
notion in 0111 oun sEinnll affairs a ton
flour; to my first the bills Vvlmao pay-
ment requires: the least trouble, and we
suppose other people are correspond-
'lngly hilly. Paying bills in hard enough tlon. 111111111: attacks.
work at hést and ought to be made as colds rheumatism or glassy, acid atom
puny as possible. -—.()liio “late Tournul

' l
‘ {“112 he a real friend i" ‘
“I don’t thhll: so. Hes always will

lug to lend money to Von ill you need hhofiphfite from your ptarnlltclfltfi
' Unit he too t nfruld to ask you to pay to mentions!

.958.

We

 

 

A King's Library.

Froderlok the Great oniploy ed urchi-
tects to build 11 library, but they fought
with info prolosslonin othu‘ette m‘ or
their designs. The nlonnrolr'Wllo lntd
braved the might of Eurooo nuns not
to be defeated by 11 parcel oi nugi, vim;
moronsiwnnl: men.
said the king, 'fdon t waste any more
time: This cupboard opposite me is or

'lcoiltound you,”

livery good design; copy, that" Tim

did us they were moored

 

Ewan: Lalo You Forget It.

 

back if you don't. show out 318ml of
or going to do so "~Detrolt. Free.

 

 

Looking ham. '.
“Here' 5 my 1. 0. U. nu- $10 ” ‘E‘

..

‘ 1 “But you out: boy-yo

. a“ . g.
'Eilomnomnmnmmm
of web vital Wm that it in.»
111111111111, to utilize that it more: '
possible todoliay WK 119mm ,,

 
 
 

Dixmont hospital, l)lx1nont,_l’a.. aged
thirty eight years. He was a stenc-
xrnpher and accountant and was so
employed during his residence in D3»
rlen. He was removed to the hospital
about three years ago.

Joseph and Ida ‘lllndley and is nurvln
ved by two sisters. Mrs. Sarah Tollos. 3

his aunt.
Blond, Dorian,
remains from Dlxmonl

But “E“ “”1”“ did 30* Veterinarian. died at his bomb in West oclook Tho remains will be taken

blmno thedlrl Thoy blnmod the devils
It was tho duty of even Korean iNorwalk. last evening Deceased was 1"

' lltlltm' to know (110 BBQ plums “libero
the human body Could ho 11lol'ood with
[1 red hot noodle without causing death.
The needles “ore from three to “Fm serviced will he announced later. i

l

resided in West Norwalk but 11 short
time, Arrangements

Morning at the
family.

Entry tract, before putting more mod

N."

124- Washlogton Street

.8300.

 

 

 

GOLDEN SANTOS COFFEE
; Freshvfrom the roaster
E 10 Asmmps Free

 

 
 
 
 
 

2001b

 

 

 

. PHONE 410,

 

E ' .Ai‘ndreaE/Ev Davey, inc;
. 98 WashingtoniSL, So. Norwalk E

PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.

.—~-y-*”

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”DAISY Flinn BAKING POWDER

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

. 4 , . . _ilb.can............... .......... 50c. IooStampsFM‘
Captain Stephen woman. whose % lb. can .......... 25c. ' 50'Stampn Free.
homela_lnMalne.waamulerotlhe .'.%lbcan. .. .....;.....13C. 258mmpsFree.'
American 501100119? Lyman Hi LEW» _ - . =
which was aunt: in tho‘Moditerwlean. . Lemon Snaps ...... ioc lb. Salt Herring .. . 5: each ‘
1331111211“ an Austrian or German Ginger-Snaps ...... ion lb. Salt Mackerel 181'. lb. ,
a u e. ' ~ ' ’
. it?" E Marrow Beans _, .. no 1:1,; (gnu!!! Bltziaters 3 forms. _
DEATHS AND nunnnann LirpaBeam.. xzclb‘. Haggai-~32: :2:
"~- l 16,.Oranges 50' """" 25° Macaroni .. . . . 15:; lb. .,
Frank Hindley .. l Whole Rice ..... . . .. 5c lb. Spaghetti ..... 15:; lb. E ‘
Frank Hindley, for many years a‘ , Jelly~PowchI .. .. 5c pkg. Noodles... 15c 11:. ‘
resident of Darion, .dled Monday at All flavors. Shrimp ........ 2 cans 25¢,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Get circular at store and
specials.

 

 

Deoaaned was the son of the Into; :-

 

Eoi Norwalk and hire. Caroline Mead. , FORMEEgegFAST .
ol! Stamford. and one brother, Ralph .'E Grill Bloaters
Hindiey, of Barton and ll'aotpovt4 Codfisb
Maine. '
Mr. Hindley walls a. member of Jun- x; FORJiggg-gh
ior Order American Mechanics, Jamaal Salmon
(1‘. Blaine Lodge of Stamford. The fun— ' Tunny Fish
oral will take place at the homoloiE Pickled Herring

Mrs: J. P. Brummor Post, I

on the arrival or hold I

 

'7 Railroad Ave. *
Charles Bates » ' . ' -- "
Charles Bates, father or Dr. Charlosl
South Norwnlk's popular held {mm st, Joseph's Church at 9'

New Britain by Funeral Director A.
“the 82" ye” 0’ his “38 Md 113“ _J. Collins for interment.

 

for the funeral
WILL. NOT ABOLMH GAPl'l'AL

GOVERNMENT
Funeral of Miss Foster BOSTON, Feb. 21 .-—Atter a debate
The tunernl or Miss Margaret M lasting two hours, the lower branch

am the late home 8 'llollea substitute [or In adverse report a bill
Harrison Thompson will providing that capital punishment tor
at Cyril-eds mug first degree murder should be abol
Brooklyn N Y. Friday lobed.”

conscience of tho‘ “'"

 

Lenten Specials oi Superior Quality

Heerdt 8: S:ymour

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

watch onr windows ior,E

FOR SANDWICHES;
Smoked Salmon
{ Smoked Sturgeon

FOR SALADS
Lobster
Crab Meat
Shrimps
Anchovies

T4 973.

IT TO
Successor to Wm. Elfm

Phantom. . ,j;
37. For: Street. Emit Nurwulk.
“:2

Steamship

 

 

BURNS ACCEPTS TERMS. "
DETROIT, Feb. 21.-l“lrslp Bohemian
Funeral of Frank Cannon EGGurge Burns, of the Detroit Amoil

Tho “mm! of Frank J Causes”. Ec-nnn. who returned his unsigned con-
tract several weeks ago, honEb accepted

 

1101119. 50“}11 Mill" . unsigned, 'Oocar Vitt third baseman;
Services this morning will be undflarry Llovoleskie, pitcher.

 

 

. E A WOMAN'S EXPERIENCE WITH
GRIPPE E
When a cough or cold "hangs on."

Everyone Should“

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ Tickets
BERMUDA '

FLORIDA
CUBA 'AND PORTO RIQO

And ALL PARTS OF THE
' WORLD

.1. M. Layton&€o.,lllc.

5 Ballroad An.
I

 

 

and you haVe aches owl pains in your
joints and muscles. it is likely that
grippe is taking hold of your systemd
bird J. A. Rodgers, Switzer: S C..E
slayer"! amE susceptible to colds; of-
, 21.21 ending in grippe In this case I
, have found Foley‘s Honey and Tar to
. prevent doctor bills." This sterling
”mm.“ lamlly- remedy loosens lhmphlegm
stops irritation, alloys soreness and
...".1:: M... ,..
0 fit

to coat yeti? tongue and nlcken you'l EMT. Good for children. A”.
bileuth ordull your head; no constlpa
eloll; hoadaclio

‘ Drinlg Hot Water .
in the . Morning

“ Wail: away all the airflow/liver.
and bowel; pol-onobcfm

 

 

 

 

 

THE GREATEST
FOOD. VALUE

Frisble’s Pies
The most economic

ooh, you must bathe on the inside like ~
you bathe outside. This is vastly more '
11111191111111 because the skin; poms do
not ohoorb impurities .lnto the MM
while the hovel pores do. buys a well»
known physician. _ -
To keep these poisons and toxinsl
well flushed. from the stoinacli. liver.
kidneys and bowels,- drink» before
breakfast each (lav. ashram hot

(lesson. sold at all
water with o. teaspoonful ot‘ limestone

E ’11....1,~1...&w _

 

 

Bill Takes the Cake,

Sometlmos my Ma gets that! lit me

When she wants errands done,

’Cnuso I don’t like to leave niy
And think too much of $1111.. .

But. when she comes out on the porch

And says so nice to inn.

Son, can't you go to live Mohroe

And get somarako to:- tea?

at others speaks up Just as quick

And perlito as can be~

i’d‘love to go to five Monroe -

And get some bake. for tea

The Banner Bakery

Jet 35? 5 Monroe,

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Tonic. Stimulant anoiap'pau
11: H. Balloon ._

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prosphate from your pharmacist It; . Stores. _E~ Trythem

 

, Dwggist 1

 

”

purity and {motion the ontlne alimenr-Wflné

into the stomach
Get a quarter pound of limestone
It

d almost. tostelefls‘.
except a maiden twinge which in not

[fort

«gives an air of hi riot:
refinement nde

E ‘ .feél ill at Kane. ,

We can suggest

 

 

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