j mitt mils. 1m
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A :os'erning coin1
mittce oi the New ill) will 1
be helj this owning. at it o'clztlt.
tileeting cf the
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A >.'Jl"d toilsouititul ol‘ Llilt'i‘ (2.3;).
let, No 24. ll. A )1. WM he held
moi‘row owning.
20‘
lire. Edmond Cunningham. of Wash :
incton street. was called to t‘aindl-n.’
New Jersey, ytnterday, on account of‘
th- ilhiéss of a relative. l
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Company t‘, Police Reserve, will
drill at the railroad station this even—
in: it‘ the weather is pleasant. if not,
the drill will be held in llt‘lodncr‘s hall.‘
Cornelius Scully. a former Illallhuly
yfiuth, was bound over in the city
court in \i‘literhury hint week in $500
‘bail for trial on a charge of burglary.
It is alleged that he was caught in the
act of attelllpting to break into a store
in tllat city.
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fund nitllee ii: the United Stilton army
collllncnccd i
cant lai n l . . .
l g l to equip \‘r‘lt'l'lllt-ll)’ hoapllill.» and pro!
Not-walk Boy scouts
their active Liberty Loan
Conducted by theAmerii-an:
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BHRSE WQRK f0“ (Continued From Page One)
. ,evcning hi: was: atcezi by a resident oi1
ARE? AN‘MALS Warren. The iiiltidercr WaiS' bare-i
. ii i I: with it l.c Sit r: the Quetns alter (11'le
in', them trcixl til: :1' home by :cttillg
'Jng. gfiumpg l:lt.iltl._ 'l i1“ lijlor:
quickly spreud and n telcphone lilt‘.'-
, .- ‘ - ,1 ill it short time knots of people Were
General BE“ and Sénatfll frunning front every direction, most 02
Chamberlain Urge Prompt
‘SLAYER 0F QUEEN l
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invaded and was cal-living: the thc wit‘nj
llilE‘ residentl ill lit) \ stat on a."
R31] Star Animal IEQEBf'” sage was sent to Easton for help.
them armed with guns or rcvolvcizi
{the otlleis carrying pitchforks all
Action clubs. A guard was placed about thc‘
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ALBANY, N. \1, June 12. "it you’
have mono} now is the Illilt‘ to use!
it," is the wzl, an oiflcei' high in army
circles ret-clltll expressed himself to
tlic llll‘G’Cltil‘JitJlltl‘ili ot' the :\lilt"i‘l’t"clll(‘ bv folding the “111'!qu stream llc
llt‘tl Sl‘tl‘ Animal Relief which haw. it ‘ ‘ ‘ ' \
‘ . . ' v95 )Lll" d b' three voun' men.
llcuduuilrters lll this city. By way of. when} ”retain: overtook mg!“ \iay-
further rccolninendation, he contillttcdfi . . . .. . . .- l
“Got your supplies now and lint c them; 3:39”Auxilgrd:lfmfilfi“fillzlizlrgfliiaws‘
realir. such its ‘surgical tilcenitlgs,‘ ‘ ' ‘ , ' -, V - 5‘ ,,5
dru'vis in trunlc'ntx' and -lpllli'mcc~' .mnl u ltldtl of .hlldshot into the [Uh].
*"' " ‘ _ ‘ ‘ " j tit'c's belch. Before he could recovcrl
if .5051, (£11131 Effie}; gliabutgwfil from the shock occasioned by lilo"
0\\'ill}l €831?) Mini“?«(innil‘lup1;]0"“...sllot the young men were upon lliln
. ‘, " . ’ f " '. [and hail him distlrlllcd.
{if 25“? pills"); l; geiifg‘ldd‘zlélujtng ‘ Later whcn Slit-rill Sharp arrived
‘1 d- O ‘1 n ‘ J P ' ‘ li'l'olll Fleml'ncton tllc mob was so will
“r”, is putting, forth on“ effoxti that it was with ditliculty the prisoner
.‘ ’t.‘ .7 . ‘ ' 'J" ‘ - - w . v .
‘ - ~ ‘.‘ -'ci tr n t. betel linen were
to raise it mull of $2,511 000 with lilliclli “a“. Id.“ 1 9 1‘ a..- . . ‘
’ , urging lynching and the lutnouet had
island to prevent ltizlyworen getting
away. nnd‘tllen, when enough persons
had asscillbled to insure a careful
hunt, the island was invaded. .
Maywuren evidtntly saw them up
preaching and intellipled to gct away
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a. narrow cscupe front summary death.1
yesterday. and distributed circulars ‘01 vidt- 0mm. Numb.“ whim" M”
about one Thousand hotllt‘a‘ throughoutlneeded to math. (his \(fluntt‘pli \'(-tvl'.
the city- The burs received many um i illttl')‘ service available and useful to
mines of contributione. and a. sum in 1 the army.
he
i The axe bundle that had hecn broken!
:und the licclt edged blade, are still:
‘ Queen ililtl llcr dulllzhter.
the neighborhood of $1300 was ttt‘tuult
subscribed. ‘
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it is said that the New vt‘anuan
branch of the New York, New Haven,
and Hartford Railroad culturally is the.
only onc in Connecticut that is not, all
fected by Sunday's cilangc iil schedule.
The .\'cw Canaan brunch has done it
paying business for the punt t'cw yours,
and ill the summer it pays llltlcll bcttcr
than ill any other season.
'I‘hc luck of coal in some of the city
departments in New Haven has be-
(‘ome almost a serious pi'oblcm, though
officials are putting a cheerful fut-c on
the situation. Tile fire department,
for instance, has practically no coal
left of its supply of 000 tons which it
(tontrzlctcd 101‘ last ycztr, at about $6.75
a ton. »
lttvitutit‘lns for the recital glvcn by
tltc pupils of Clarence l-l, Nowlan. its-
Histt-d by the ()rcllcstml club, and to
be llcltl in the lluptifl cllttl'clt, Monthly,
Junt- IS. are now rcutly und it is un-
noullccd that they may llc obtained
from pupils ill Mr. Nowlttn’e studio} or
Ill licinl's music Admission
‘will he by invitation, There will bc it.
collcction tor the national Red Cross
society.——Dnnbury News. '
store.
t‘llllrlcs ll. llilwol‘tll, St’t'l't‘tltl'y cl‘ thi-
Norwollt ('lltllllllH‘ ot' (‘ollllllcrcg t‘:tlt|'
plotted arrangements today whereby
the local t‘llalllllcr ct‘ t‘olltlllorcc of-
fice will receive llcl'mlttqr. daily quota-
tion.» t‘l'olll \\'ltslllllnttlll. on \vilolcsalc
prices of western (ll‘Utilltétl i‘reolt heel.
and tlll'tl l-cportsi oll lllcut trittlc condl'
lions. Any citizens interested in thin
matter may soothe reports at ntly
time. by applying tit the (‘hnmller of
(lonuncrce office. in time 'l‘own Assenr
lily Hall Building, ill Willi street.
The home of ‘l’atrickflzlwlcy. popu~
lnr instructor in athletics at New Hav-
en high school 0043 lllnlte street, was
llloroughly ransacked and a servant
girl, aged 20 years, who gave her name
as Louisa Marsh, when site “its being
hired last Wernesdny morninghas dis-
appeared. The girl startcd out for u
walk in Etigcwood park in company
with Cawley's two small children.
\K’llile they wore gone Mr. Cawley dis
«covered the loss of many articles of
jewelry. The police were the‘n noli‘
died, and ill the space 0: half an hour
learned that the girl had disappeared,
deserting one of the children in the.
Beaver Pond park. while the other
child was found wandering in a cen-
tral department store. The girl has
not yet been located.
«mummy
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$ 50.00
Is the Baby Bond.
Why‘not subscribe for one? u
Is the next denomination.
_ ,Yotl can arrange to pull
chalk both of these bonds-
” “"37 mite .1:- ‘
1' “Minute in the Lib
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‘lll‘t‘ citing tllcir endorsement
Q tlcsizt- to uric l-xcrclnml by lllt‘ Alncl'i» . “"9 absorbed into the NOOd'
l unlined with the blood of Mr. and Mrs.‘
T-honc high in army and otiiciul Me
to the
worlt of the Alllcricun lied .tzlr Alli?
lliul Relief. Muiol‘t‘itllcrlll .l. lt‘rllnlt-i
lin llcll, t‘olllmuntlcr of lllt' l‘lustctn’
ilivisicn of ill“ l‘nlted States tll'llly,‘
hits written tho l)ll't‘t‘ltll'4it'llt'l'al of;
the Red Slur Elh follows-2 “i am much,
ilttmestcd in and llcnrtily ill syllllnltlly?
With the Alllcriczln lied Star Animal
ilclict‘ tor the sick and injured ill-my“
animal and will llc glad to do any-
lllinn within lll_\ low-5r to assist this,
organization." l
All «dually stroll; lt'lll‘l‘ of approval
has liccll rcccivcd from Senator"
tlcorgc it). (‘llalllbcrluilh cllairllntn out
Military Affairs, who writes: “I amt .
very; glad indct-tl tllllt steps ill-c bcing‘ time, feeling nervous, despondent, wor—l
taken for thc sick and injured ulli-" fled; some days lleadachy, dull anal
“m“ m ”i'" "rvwmt “MATT" "1m": unatrung; some days really lncapuct.
:‘ l‘.’ ‘ .' V . ll" (3 [‘1
merit to to ‘0 ill a \ l , tilted by illness.
upprovul. ’l‘llcsc necessary allies to: ,
our army render aid to our cause ill—l If “6 all would practice Infilde'bflth
most as important its. any branch of, mg, what a gratifying change would
llll‘ sfll‘Vlt‘t’ and lht‘ll‘ slll‘l‘t‘l‘lllfifi OliRlll take place, lnptead of thousands of:
Q
lump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
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Toll. why everyonu lhould drink
hot water each morning
6 before breakfaltg
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Why is man and woman, halt the}
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‘ to ho ttllcviiltctl tlfi in us it is human-l linihsick, anaemic-looking souls with?
l\‘ lllfifillnt‘ to do so." i , , ,
‘Chm. Flu-WW,“ ”Damping have“ Dusty. muddy colnplciionu we should,
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indiclltcd lllt'il‘ tll’.‘3ll‘t’ to he of scrvicc 5'30 "(Nils 0‘ happy, 1193M”: may“:
ill this Work lllltlt rttlkcn t‘or ill-lily amt», checked people everywhere. The tea-1‘
lllltl l‘t‘iit‘lv. l’l‘t‘sitlt’lll Robert 1'). \‘in-‘ son ‘5 that the human system dogs not}
. - ,v-,)_-. 14“”. ‘. ,
lollllll illt'tl nlvlr‘oty oi 111ml. of th‘l;I “d itself each day of all the wastef
wort, wrl l‘E-‘ll " \\'lhl 1) con '9)‘ y ‘ . , .‘
you my lll‘sl \‘l'lrllt‘H for the eucccsuleh it accuinulatcsv‘under our pres
of this pork, for I ill-licve that it will em mOdO Of “‘mg- ltOl‘ ”very ouncei
not only he cxtrctllclv \‘liluuhll? from of food and drink taken into the ”5-;
NW hilllitllltlilll til ill'lliltl M’l‘Ylt‘t‘. [0 Hit" ton) nearly an ($111100 of waste manly-in“
}v1lll;‘t; Status Al-lnlf', ‘)ul‘iin\l‘;ln¢1~s:i‘:: must 1,9 carried out, also it ferments;
urn st tin tit‘cnuc or t t o.’ r .h l
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of the humane prlllt-lplcs which we and forms ptomdincllne poisons will b;
(‘illl llcolllc motor the present c.\l~‘
.L'cncy."
lost at; necessary as it is to claim
‘ ’ the. ashes from the furnace each day3
lllc wol'li ol tllc Allltriczln Red htnt‘ bcfol'c the fire will burn bright (dull
Attillttll littlicl‘ in llcinr; pliulllt-d t'cl-y
‘ - ~ ‘ s ' l l . r
tloscly illonl. tllc llill‘li lltld down by hot,.so “e mu t “Ch morn m: cert l
stillilur organizntimls ill nearly all the the "Wide organs or the previous days,
armies of tllc ullicu. 'l‘llcil' cxpcricnccl accumulation of llyllgefilillll} waste and.
is ilrollnn of nrcilt brllt‘ilt ‘10 1110 All!“ body toxins. Men and women, wllcth-l
"Wm "rmmmgmn in "S"‘b]'5l":‘“ inier sick. or well. are lldvliied to drink:
so on H souut :lnt l‘t'tlllOllllti innit. . l
, . .. )' . r, -lle'ki'11.t av
All ellmthos Will be [llll't‘lillrietl through 1 ”(h mttnlng heft) c r " q ' ‘
tllc tcntlall dcpurtltlcllt to avoid waste glass 01’ “331 but “me" with a “’9’:
and to standardize lllt‘lll according to! spoonful of limestone phosphate in lt.t
”I“ I't‘ttllh‘rmt’ms 01' lht‘ fll'llll’vX as u harmless means of washing out‘.
lil‘illlt‘ll-.‘.\:~, of the Red htttr lire lit‘lllg,0f the stomach, liver, kidncyu and.
lortllctl in n grout litany cittcs thirt-
Hw comm] {W l bowels the illdlgcntlble material, waste;
.will t-ot'lpcrutc with
nomination
funds.
in ruining the necessary
lsour bile and toxins; thus cleansingi
sweetening and purifying the entire:
i Sidings . l
I New construction on the New 1111-; *
ven road, especially ill the way of; M T Sh
sittings, will be extensive this sum-i my . oes _
mer, according to a general outline;
of plans made public yesterday. The: THE HERMAN
newtrackage will be about 126,000} ~
feet on the line font New York to]; (Muncon Last) \
Readville‘. Malia. 64,490 feet. between! .
, Devon and Maybrook, and 8,300 feet ' ARMY SHOE
n Derb Junction and Water-
23238811111: tiackagé Will be mostly The 31100 f01‘ 8-11 weathers
in sidings. and some of it will 1133.“ and all purposes.
the Shore line West of
5 part. of the plan to eventually tour-
whlch will add to the aggregate, the
'l‘llt‘ illl‘t‘t‘lt)l“(it‘llt‘l'ltl ill ”10 Alli-l alimentary canal before putting more:
clicun ltctl Stnr Animal h‘clicl‘ is “1'me into the stomach.
Williulll t). Stillman, of Albany, N. Y.,
who is l’rosidli‘nt of The American ‘
llumnllc Association and also of tho;at “OllSllD‘dUOn, blllolts flttBCkS. 80ml
lllltsrun‘ttolnll Soclcty for the l’l‘t‘l‘t’ll—;Sl0nlflcll, nervous days and sleepless
. tion of Cruelty to :\llllli:ll:~', lie is ‘helnlghis have become real cranks about!
one who was rctlucstcd llv the Score-limo morning insideilbflth. A, qunrteri
till-v of War to ornallizl- the volunteer: l
lcllcf work for army allllllllllS whichrpound or limestone phosphate will not;
has resulted in tho Rctl Slur. Ho llnszcost much at the drug store, but “3’
for 25 yours been actively itssociztted‘sufllcient to dcmonutrate to anyone“
~ with antim'ucltr Work it; ””5 “Usn‘hta cleansing, sweetening and freshen-
tl‘y .nlld for tlc lltlxt 1. years as
. . ct u n the asst-n.
bccn President at The Alllcrtcall liu-‘mofle no
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MilliOnS of people who had their turn}
mutlc Associlltion. 3dr. Edgar Mc.
liontlld, chairman ol‘ the Bozlrd of iii-g
rcctms of the Nassau National Bunk,
Brooklyn, N. \'.. is its trcusurcr.
GLOVER’S
Established 1879
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! MUCH NEW YORK i
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New Haven Road Plans Extensive;
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terlttlly lengthen the. new sidings on
‘Saybrook
those extensions being a
Black and Tan. w
Junction,
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truck that line.
There are numerous minor changes
mmmmmmcm ‘5
éicsing 3 i? fiaie
Big crowds kore‘aitending
this great Sale. Kindly 5
Porches and Lawns. a
(curb Hammocks, Stands and Canopies.
Poi ii Screins all widths.
Porch tilaiss, Realtors and Scttees.
A splendid line- of
FIBRE and RAG RUGS
RAYMOND bi SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Ets.
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NorWalk
shop early in the day to 1
avoid the rush.
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- T/Ie Baum/Illcfli/e'r/te dz}
Every Woman
bhg‘illd hell) to make this world safe for the
a cs.
Every woman CAN help by putting her
savmgs into the
‘ Liberty Loan
and. encouraging the men of her family to
do the same thing.
If you are not able to subscribe for a large amount,
you can buy a. $50 bond
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Attractive White Shoes
All the New Styles in High Cut, Low Cut.
and 0xiord Models, tor Men, Women,
and Children.
Tennis Shoes, Yachting Shoes, Outing Shoes
Reliable Hosiery of All Grades. ,
T'“ fill: pEOPLESrj’
TRUST COMPANY m
of South Norwalk,Conn.
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Children’s
Outing Hats
The dearest. little hats you can imagine, and no practical
They
~mothers will appreciate that point particularly.
come, in white, pink, blue and two-tone effects.
Styles for boys and girls.
Prices . . . 25c and 590
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utoll‘OoIItIII-catro
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IIICH .(JRADE MERCHANDICERT HQDERATH‘FRTCIS
33 WASHINGTON s'r.
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mm.
WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
Comprising a. good assortment of styles, made of good quality
material, lace and embroidery trimmed.
Night Gowns .i ....... . ....................... 590 to $198
Envelope Chemises ........... i ............... $1.00 to $13.0
Combinations ............................... $1.00 to $1.75
Corset Covers ..................... . .......... 250 to $1.15
Drnwers .................................... . 350 to $1.50 ’
Skirts .................. ., ......... . .......... 890 to $8.00
CREPE DE CHINE
Bloomers,‘Envelope Chemise and Night Gowns in flesh color.
CHILDREN ”S PRINCESS SLIPS
2 to 6 years ................................... . 69c to $2.00 .
8to 10 years .................................... 69c
12 to 16 years ..... .... .................. .... $1.25 to $2.00 ‘
J. I. MALLETTE =
88 WASHINGTON ST. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
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Thefiity N ationallmBfin‘nlig
. This '8 YOUR War as We" as "'5. .
No “slacker" ,he—he enlists and gives his life to defend
ymlt1 .who cannot go. He fights for you and your family as well’
as is.
He has faith in You. He believes you will at least stand be-
hind him in his great sacrifice.
He believes you as well as your rich neighbor will at least
offer your DOLLARS just its he is offering his life. .
Your Government needs your money, no matter how little. .
You ’ve got to “do your bit’ ' by lending your money at 3 1-2 per
cent. on the safest security in the world-The United States.
$1.80 Bag--FLOUR-$1.8tl Bag
BUY A LIBERTY LOAN BOND.
Crown Aster Brand Flour—Makes Nice White Bread, Fine
Cake and Biscuits.
Very Best. Creamery Butter (Beckmann Quality), lb. . .. . . 450
Choice Texas Yellow Onions .... . . . . . . . .. 1b. 7c, 2 lbs. or 136
Armour'sPureLeafLard,perpound 26c
CENTRAL HOTEL
Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style.
Golden SantouCofi‘ee . . .. . . . . .. 111.200. bibs.for 960 WW““ "v’w‘ I
Snell 8; Simpson's SuperiorMilk Crackers ...... . . . 2 lbs. 25c ‘ 13?? ”Brigg 51$ng ut St. J DISESA P Telétxsss. :5‘ I
ZOMuleTeamBomx.*..................2hrgepackage325c . * ', ' ' ‘ "$5
Gold MedalFlour .,. . . . . . ....... , ....... bag $f.90, bbl. $15.00 _,_ , '
60 Pink Trading Stamp with 1 1b. Special Tea 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 500
Monogram Rye Whiskey (Best for home use), bot. . . . . 900
Virginia Dare Wine ............... . . . 30c, 500 and 75:: bottle
FREE DELIVERY—ECONOMY PRICES.
A. F. Beckmann 81 CO:
GROCERS AND“ WINE MERCHANTS
83 and 85 Washington St. _ Phone 1405.
ml
BEST POTATOES $1.10 pk.
at _
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RAYMOND BROTHERS:
FERTILIZERS ' “
For Farm, Garden and Flower Bed.
IAme'rican AgriCultut-al Chemical Co.
Winter 2'
ill-t»n i'
Mapes Special Fertilizer. “flailfili‘i.
Sheep Manure. ‘ 33‘ 5,5". ':
Agriculture Lime. . .:t 73, . . j
« Land Plaster. 9'
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. .Ground Bone.
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10,000,:BEAN, POLES
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Phone 1133-3. :37 Walking“! St.
Andrew DaVey, Ihc.
98*Washington St, 80. Norwalk
_ Sole Agents ‘
PHonE 410. moment AUTO DELIVERY.
coat of which will be a large‘ sum.
The generalities. is to prOVide ac-
commodations. ‘for the great volume.
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AsAgoAdvanm thc‘uvenmes ’
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“JACOB?
SILK SWEATERS $7.98 to $12.10,?
~.»Elwood&G10V0P ;:
" no WWW“ 8t.
. 9“?" 53“?”
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The somhnarwmk ‘ioHrelght cars which has to be. him-
W HUI! stimulation; CARTER? u" '1‘!~
. 5 . , . ' . , . .dléd,‘nct ‘only ‘5? southern New mg‘.
'l‘ruleo.
WWW coxsrwtlmfli _
“It?” mmdmw W“!!! "I.
r' w w «at-- w a. .. ..
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in ~
V Witsu SKIRTS - $1.50 to $5.00:
5 land but- for connecting lines.
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lAdvertise‘ tin-fie Beginner
Charge Accounts Opened
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