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The House of First Run
Pictures
3 Shows-2:15. 7:15 and 9
TONIGHT
Lionel Barrymore in
“The Millionaire Double”
And the 8th Episode of
“Patria”
Tuesday
Margaret Illjngton in
“Sacri' ce”
Also Heat'soPathe
Weekly
Memorial Dav .
“Skinner’s Bubble’
And Fattv Arbuckle in
“The Butcher Boy”
Comingi
The Screens Bigges't Sensation
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Music by the Regent Orchestra
Every Evening.
Palace Theatre
Home of Best Vaudeville and
Feature Pictures
Today
Artcraft Presents
George M. Cohan
in His Noted t‘omedy Hit
“Broadway Jones”
wand—5
"SCOUTS OF SEA AND AIR"
And Hearst-Pathe NeWs
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Tomorrow
Vitagraph’s Super Feature
“Apartment 29”
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EARL WILLIAMS
mandw
“The Secret Kingdom”
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Memorial Day
Special
Fox l1‘iim (‘or'pmation Piescuts
William if arnum
“Americann Methods"
and Putty Arhuckle in
"it”; lil'it'iiiil; ELL/‘1‘
Julie l—"1—-~“1 ‘ untanhood.’
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“Apartment 29."~Farnum for Mem
orial Day.
ii’itgraph organization
;at the Palace Theatre tomoriow
i“Apartment 29” a new Vitagraph all.
“191- feature. There can be no mistake
:mtdeby anyone selecting a Vilagraph
1picture attraction for entertainment
jfor the experience and resources of
‘one of the oldest and most successful
‘producing company, is back of every
irelease. So with
in picture that is exceptional from
“start to finish. The tenth episode of
,1“The Secret Kingdom“ will also be
{played for tomorrow. Manager A. .l.
5 Collins has made a master stroke in se
'curing for ."iicnmriai imythe liiuli‘ox
‘fcature with William Farnum playing
“American Methods." William ”ar-
hum and a Fox feature are all that
need to be said, but “American Me-
thods" is an attraction that will thrill
from start to finish. The sixth adven-
ture ot’ Jimmie Dale alias “The lrey
ySeal" will also be shown Wednesday.
BROADWAY JONES AT PALACE
’Gcorgc M. Ct'lifli‘i's Comedy Success In
Pictures Stars The Noted Actor
leoi'uu .\l. ("oh-111 will appear :11 the
Palace Theatre in South Norwalk to-
day. it is true that
' wna'r's Chicano
In the land of
vacant; “How Are You?"
”it:
nappy
itnd of Uncle Sam tt'g- the musical
comedy made iamous by Mont-
' 1‘5 Sterns'
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'gomcry and ‘1'
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suggestive oi the hat Last
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8 North ills/£19333?
So. Nortunlh, Ct
Tait . .1 7.55 11.11
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Albert D .i mean
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5'". Worn/am
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In thefiilllollnl to the
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A51;
for free souvenir bottle of this
delightful “Breath from the Dr ‘
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eaters 1‘
'mm
vet-wim—
(‘\‘t -ryonc
production
“ ll i‘otl \v ti 1'
who sees the
of his comedy
Jones," it will
same as if (‘ohan had
appeared in person. Without a doubt
1the picture attraction is the biggest
hit so far this year and it is not pos-
'tures. but to
1 Art-craft
sible to pay tribute too high, t11il1eat~'
traction or the star. “I'lrondway .ione’z"
'lic play took its name, is
:1 limiting New York character and 110
one (onld po‘ssible have put more real.
" tiy into it than (itemize \I. (‘.ohan. That
he peipcttities tht1 fame of his play in
fact which everyone will
'lii 0. MW '1\
.‘h‘t
:picturc is the
Ivouch for after
nun-
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'111 his greatest hit, but also stats tum
1'in his first screen appearance and the.
result is amazing. The picture will be
'1'shown at tth Palace today only and at'
ir'egulm pllccs. In addition to the'Art:
craft feature, the program will include
'the Hearst Pathe News and the fifth
episode of Uncle Sam's Defenders. e11-
titled, “Scouts of the Sea and Air."
AT THE REGENT TONIGHT
Lionel Barrymore in “The Million-
aire' a Double" and Eighth Epi-
sode of “Patria”
\‘otnblc screen players appear with
,Lionei Barrymore in “The. Million-
; aire’s Double." the Metro-Rolfe won-
iderplay which will be seen at the Re
gent Theatre today. Supporting Mr
:Bairymorg is pretty Evelyn Brent.
»""o has the lectliw' feminine role of
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the widow of a man supposn’ diy dead.
Tonight will also be shown the St! 1
episode of “Patric." his. Castle '111
"Patria" not only swings a pistol as
swiftly as W. S. IIai't, but jumps from
the mast of a burning ship, races a
motor and launch. clings to a life. buoy
in an icy sea, operates a machine gun
tin the trenches; flies an aeroplane.
iwrcstles with Mexicans and Japanese,
plunges over a waterfall into a whirb
t'pooI—~and wears
"styles that will make Billie Burk-e ill.
AT THE REGENT TOMORROW
Margaret iiiington in “Sacrifice," a
'Story of Love and War
Do you prefer a. happy or an “ar-
tistic" ending to your phoioplays? As
the. saying goes, “You pays your mon-
cy and you takes your choice" when
‘you lice "Sacrifice," the Lucky-Para-
mount plcture in which Margaret Ili-
ington makes her photoplay, debut at
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Earle Williams, the 1111111111113 of the'
will 11.1 snowp'
in'
“Apartment 29," it is‘
he will be in pic-
an assortment of.”
micttomme‘s DOUBLE:
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Palace Monday and Tuesday, June 4
and 5 . Registration Day special.
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the llegcnt Theatre. Miss lilington
plays the dual role of halt-sisters in
the production, one of whom is no
cuted as a spy while the other is re-
unitcd with her lover alter many dru-
matic adu-ntuies So you can place
\'Olll sympathies with either girl and
weep o1 rejoice , accouilng to your
mood.
The. liearst-l’athe News feature will
also be shown on Tuesday.
FLAG RAISING
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the church :11 ":1 ”m... "" ' 1' ' ‘ ltlcilti Ills oi l2:1\l;!itll.1‘1i. il11- l115':1 11' 1' e“ S “ill I“ S
" tcr it 'ci' ices had been needed | ' .. , o _
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(hurt-h and til" .‘(ors .1lf. .1: :l1lti'1i hp 111' troops tor the Mexican ' , " VHS} 1; l!. A!) Amacnv"? Showmg ‘0'
111111-12: yill'lll'f‘tl in lxti'co number. 1'1i1111'tlt'r has demonstrated that our ' ' ‘ 5 1 i5 T' Smartly Tailored Medels
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in ltulll pninii 111 tin 111111.111» lot ai'm)‘ ls wol‘ully lacking in those“ . ' . Eli? Figs LE? JIRH' BElli $12.50, $I5.00, $18.00
.1 union int-niornil sci-Vice 111 honor ol‘ um,“ Mm“? boot' 111111111111 tr m1, .'111'cd more. .‘uany (1. 1.1. ,,,5 L LL j
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ll1-_t.. A. it. losts of the city until , , clubs throughout the t‘oliiiii'u, rc5"""
11141” ,wyiptmw 'l‘hc (‘lllllt‘ll “, m of course, serve f1.r long distance _ _ .. 5‘
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handsomely decorated for ”m occn luuils. but the collection of the locu‘. 111,c this 11111111111111. .111 111 .111..1..1.. Tel. Why a Corn is So Painful and'
sion with Ameiican lions, and 11111111
bu-s (11 the loc hi Grand Army Pests
1'31'111 'z'i i'1 1‘ 111 ’l\ numbers
lb 1'. i‘ “1'1 '1‘. \'.111 Iiorcn ot'
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Cit/ills 1111111 3111
Says We Must Make Kidneys Clean
the Blood and Pimples Dissap-
pear
t Pimplcs, sores and boils usually re-
‘sult fiom tmins, poisons and impuri—
‘1it's which‘ aie geneiatcd in the how.
‘er and then absmhcd into the blood
through the v"ci_\ ducts which should
absorb' only nourislmrents
the body.
It is the. function of the kidneys to
'filter impurities from the blood and
"ca‘st them out in the form of urine,
hut in many instances the bowels cre
ate more toxins and impurities titan
the kidneys can eliminate. then the
blood uses the skin pores as the next
bestgncan'; of getting rid of these imv
purities which often break out all ov-
er the skin in' the form of pimples.
The surest way toclear the. skin of
these. eruptions, says a noted authori-
ty. is to get from any pharmacy about
‘fourcunces of Jad Salts and take a
tablespoonfui in a glass of hot Water
each morning before breakfast for one
week. This will prevent. the forma-
tion of toxins in the. bowels. it also
:stimnlates the kidneys to normal ac»
lilvily, thus coaxing: them to filter the
to sustain
tblood of impurities and clearing the
skin of pimples.
Jail Salts is inexpensive, harmless
and is made from the ncid'of grapes.
and lemon juice, combined with lithia.
Here you have a pleasant, efferves-
cent drink which usually makes plm ,
pies disappear; cleanses the blood and
is excellent for the kidneys as Well. ~
'Adv.
‘ most 31111 restiuz manner of the under»;
,1») the gallant patridis of 1861.H1l
'rialcti that out of fifty of the great.-
', it would be sale to say that twenty- '111111 (lUSltl‘ “19,.” 1 for 4.5111111 “11h
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.1 immobile association.
“laminates." mm .
.. Moms... a... w .. .’4.—Ma mm ........ w , .. w—w
first thy-Iss1 (“hunt on It” in: '
. as.......emm1.. Mimi],
slowness! cameo assisted new
dia‘lflik its" serum-s, and a Myrna;
Edith Messick and Three
Companions Taken From
and immense season was (tethered?
Izay Rev A E Barbe Uhq (hm im‘
House in Water Street
his 11 It the limos "This it!) Smelt;
to- Halo ion for 11 Memorial ’
Th1 pastor 11111131» 11131me on the rut;1
3111 or the Phil War and told in a
tug. privaiions. and satrifices model
talkoti of the great man who helped
to make history at that time‘ and
The city court was full to ozertltio'
1st turn that Alliciltaii has tli‘aduCed mg this 1110mm" The (use of lw‘nma
tive- would be pitked from the
who lived at that time.
la-v. Beebe spoke ol the present. “to“ Judge ‘1‘“ rge H \osbutgh "1"“
1e
11 Bin Ruth on Edwaidliailing,\1as up ‘..-1'
ltlldid by 1111111be1's of 'the three'
c'lint'thes and 11115111be1s oi the posts.
The ot"'te1in,u width was taken up last
nivht was tor lili' benefit of the posts.
SEVEN STATES
ARE VISITED
BY TORNADOES.l
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l “111' and timed thc young men not totC1o~l+r was fined $ ’10 and costs. 1
1 t1. influenced by— the preachings of 1111 Acting upon a up, 11,1“...111-1.1.s1»1--
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‘1a11.1sts, whom "9 (""Md db mad geant Ihomas llunt arrested luditli
1(lllys runmm.r ‘dliiiltk over the coun-x k 3 ,_ \K' 1 t‘
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try snapping and biting at every in 3195"” U “‘ 3'" “H‘” "til" 1
isiiiuiion of libi 1‘1y and democracy. "iloore, lyman Moorl- and (lcore- liar- ,
l The service was very lai‘geli 'ling, all (c‘ .'11111, .1'1111day night lie
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Flynn.
Edith Messick was fli‘l't'sit‘tl on the
charge ct keeping .1 tiisOl'tlt'l‘iy house,
and for receiving stolen
the Moores and Darling.
iing into Raff-aide (‘occhia‘ s confertiou
iery store on Mechanic stiett
The case 01‘ Edith Mcasick was con-
ward toward Alabama whpre. the tinned until tonioiiow while the oth-
storm appaiently spent itself ’I‘heliers \wic hound (HP! to the Superior
dead in the tour southern states Was' (ouit undei 5101111 hunts.
"roughly estimated at 100 and the in Thomas lent, “”95”,! f0]. drunken»
juied .11 sevrial hundred 1 § 1 “I 0th 1 l 1 I
Wile (1111111111111cations which was in ”‘58 M"”““ "'g' '3 (H " 1n ‘
terr-upittl by the storm Sunday is de- lRObFFlS “11“ givcu
moiali'md and only meagre reports 'Judge \'.osl1u1'gh
of ”1" '0” 0‘ "f" and ,'h” ”09”” II. B. llilton of 1'18 Taylor avenue, to-
damage have been rece1ved
The d1struciion begun last Friday
in Anadale KM“ wheie twenty -six ‘'two sons, Edward and Benjamin, new
people Were killed and sixty injured. missing since Satmday night.
haLle. Saturday '11 ttlwistcr, proltiabiiy‘"1m).S were found later.
I 9 most severe o to series s we ' . . .
. ., ’ . It 1 .5 .11 e 'eb 've'
the rich corn belt ot t. cntral Illinms, I1chatl D‘ "mo " d C 01g M“ '
killing 551 persons and injuring per-
haps 5011 in Matlonn. Charleston,
two miles east of Matoon, 27 “are.
11111111 and 1:10 injured. Propertygdam-
age in the. two cities is estimated at
$101111 000 Another destructive stonn
late Saturday creased a territory 80'
prmimately 11111 miles nontl: of the
center of Illinois, reached into North-
ern indiana and caused the loss of ‘a
dozen lives, the injury of more than
2110 and a heavy property damage.
his
cial Oihccr Collins at the carnival
grounds on Reed street for assault on
each other. The two cases were con
tinucd until Saturday morning by
Judge George ii. Vosburgb in the city
court this morning.
MOTORBOATINGA lMPORTANT
It Has Prepared Many Men to Do Ser-
vice for Their Country.
ANOTHER RUMOR DENIED
was asswtcd by Officers Lockwood and
goods rt'om : ‘
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The latter are charged with break- 1.1
freedom by '
590““ 0 the downtown notice that his. "i
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were arrested Saturday night by Spe-
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Last
Call
Our present great house wiring offer will
positively be withdrawn after May Blst.
Up to that date you can get a material reduc-
tion in cost, 12 months to pay, and the equiva-
lent of 4 months’ fighting bills towards the cost
of wiring. All of these special inducements will
be withdrawn after May 3lst.
There is but little time left in which to decide
this question. Phone us for details and an esti-
mate of cost, which will place you under no obli-
gation. Do it. today.
Thell'nitedElectric
Light '8. Water Co.
TIGERS HAVE -
There was a rumor about town to— President
day that the Norwalk Iron Works and in which he 1n1phasizcd the desirabil-
thc llarkcr Engine “’orka had beeiiiiiy oi carrying on spoiis without in
'-taitcn met by the Federal govern '11 1'ruption has been 111k! 11 to hcait tby'
ment ()ti‘uiuls of both companies (30' the unnorboai t1'_1111»'.1nl1y
DOUBLE- HEADER SCHEDULED
The Tigers have .1 double heatict,
on Memorial Day at Amusement
il'dl’k. In the morning they will
(lash with the. Longfellows, of Bridge
port and in the afternoon they wli‘
HOTEL "'
[JUST OFF FIFTH AVENUE]
iiietl this motor this morning, l10\\- i “m, 4. 5. ,N 111111 '1',“ ”11 “411113
‘Vel- ('t (illllt)tl rrc'. tilil‘il lit carried on, it
is of thc utmost luipo' 1 1.11171. th' 11 110111 I
trig should intelfcrt “ii iii
AUTO USEFUL lN wan Tim;
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, T“— ling. '1i'. c 11111: oi'hoa' 51.15 ‘15. 1:11 1t~'p11:1-l
{Pleasure Cars Could Carry 15,,,000000 dbl: 1,,. 1111 , 1 -lo;1.1.1'1 ,.;~ 5,1. 1.1; 1
i Men 20 Miles in One Hour 111: 511'11114. inni‘ i1\' 11112111: 2'. . 1'11
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‘1'" '“hm' 11ml) “1‘“ 5"" “‘"p'iul must b 111111 .111'1'1 111111 11.13 111 ' 11.1-1
units of the army at points of em ""“""""-‘"" l” ”1“" 1-153111'” . are 1.1'
barkation can only he hastened'WWW”? 3“ Wilt" lift"
through the use of the motor cars. “NW
The 11,300,000 pleasure cars and.” 1- .
trucks in this country have thus the‘millt‘l‘ 0f l'uli. .11 . 1
potential ability to carry 1,1'10000110!1notorl1:.-at
troops 20 miles in an houi—thcoreti- 'l‘l1111 1.. 1515:.
rally. This is the equal 0. 300, 000, (1011 m'iiis'uiion to be foilt.\.111, i111 '.l.- 1.1
"soldier per hour. can be learnul in :1 11.11' .111. .. .'
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miles"
trucks belonging to public-spirited i11-
dividuuis were prcSScd into service
for assembling our national, guard.
Touring cars ware placed at. the dis.
posal of the officers. and trucks were
enploycd for carrying troops. and in
at least one instance the pleasure car
was called into service to haul heavy-
licld pieces to the point of shipment.
To concentrate a large number of
are in minor details only.
The motorboat owner
glad to teach others the lLif-‘r‘lt'i‘it's 111
0111-
Eli ”.15- ."115
average
his f.1'-.'orltc recreation 11h»
wishes to bot-1.1111" .
tion 11‘ a motorboat lived only i1" l.‘
desire be known to 1111'1nl11'1's'
local yacht club. They will \vclcozn'
him and see that he is given every on
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1'1“ 1‘1.
Ii pcrtunity to learn things about the
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“0095 1“ “"3 one section, ’ handling: and operation 112‘ :1 1111 'n'i1
be required in case of insurrection,
riot or invasion, according to H. W.
Slauson in a re<eut article in Les-
lie‘s, it would be necessarv to organize
the. automobile owneis in some man
,ner that would enable the worm an» i
thoritics to obtain
ot‘ the “mobilizing ability" of each ct1ionei"mnjm"
county or division of every state. fuwl'l” is n 00101101
This need not. consist of more. than asked one of the, group, and there lot
the registration of “11‘ car, its ma];,,‘,riiedi11t-.tly' followed :1 discussion. Flu-
and carrying capacity, and the name. ally a colored attendant was
and address of each owner willing t1 in. -
donate his own time and services oil "Well. gents." said the
his «vehicle to the cause of his state; "dPFP'S lots 1‘" ways t0 “113“ ()1'
and country. Such registration would question. 1'8
possibly avoid the danger of govern- born hunnelsmit jest run in do blood.
meut cointnandceriug and would foil ulncr‘ations, An l's knowcd f1:‘:"'
merely obligate the. owner to be on what-Was it‘t‘i tilili'iiilt'd to be
hand. with his car, when needed'in 11015 1111’ yit others what was 1114'):-
flm‘ acute situation- which. might kunneis by bcin‘ kind to nighu'n'x.
arise. ,Wliy, gents, any than 11111 gives
Such work could he done. in_Con- a dollah is :1 11111111191 to me. bencefo'll'i
necticut by 15': Connecticut. 'Go‘o'l foheyethi"~»-l§1.'eryht.1dy‘s. 5
Roads association‘sgnd the State Air
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- MAKING A COLONEL
A group 'of northerners
1nd "judge "
(lat
Try a Sentinel Want. Adv.
1 had inolor-i
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Only a small amount of this poten-‘son:= .‘111_\' 11:11' \' 3:.» 1,15 1~,1 5 1 1,.. . -.. 5
tin] ability of the privately owned eiazc .111 .1111141111‘111. '. . 1,1
pleasure cars and trucks of this echo :1 m..tor cur ciigint in insulin... 1‘115‘9 »
try could ever be required and yet handle a marine motor Slitt't' iL.’ 31'
last summer throughout every section with very little practice: the differ
0f the COUNTY. automobiles and Ghee between the two power plants
at :1 ho‘r'l,
in Louisville w- 91c poking fun at 11.1 '
an accurate idea: paitialitv of soul thernors for the int...- .,
hereabont s ‘7" '
drawn
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knowed folks what new
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29 East 2911. St.,New York ciiyf:
fllOM our 500 spot!“
11y to hold the. fort against the Red
Units of Greenwich.
rooms you may
one “81.5011" day
WANTED HIS ROAD RECORD
Up; 8100 per day each
Fun I!" \lanaeer hilnvc ycu 111:1th 'wllemwvgnlnguhm
111 c1111li'1ii.s'iliie you a ‘ist (,r m a room toge er eeem
an excellent T able d'Hato'
luncheon at 40 cents ant!
dinner 11150 cents. *3
pa st performances?
lltir'tiiiti Barnes
Tormer~Say, mt‘
Says Cutting Makes Them
Gnow
l‘. '. 1'1571'1'ic button and you '6 N Main St
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' ‘ 1 “ . " "9'3”" ‘ DECORATION D111 sue.
,1 1- - ,1 1' :' it‘l'l‘. it pushes its sharp, ..
1. 1 ' 1'. upon :1 sensitive nerve gullf GESTIONS —"
2'11 1'1' 1'. Fl " "i. ’
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11' i. '- 1111-;1ly makes them grow, just Ram-351 Garden F°rkS1 Hoot... 1'
Spades, Porch Window Boxes},
Grass Shears, Rubber Garden;
Hose, Garden and Flower seeds;
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