mmAY, not: so, 1917
Slut SHIRTS
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Harrts u Gans if.’.‘..l?.§i...‘,'iifat‘f’wf’s‘i‘h‘ii.”
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3% g - , . and Personal
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COAL JOSEPH DAVIS j N E VP S
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Harold, a few days ago. stating that he guest of Miss May Fort-fer. one of Nor-
’ 68 Water Street (.‘0. I"., and is now in t‘alexico, Cat, on in New England.
tlte border. I . 1.. .
‘ Tel. 72! 1 Miss ll"itil‘l('t’ St t-'\‘e|1$, of New liav»
At the Palace theatre, 3"esteida3' ai' Vt‘n. Miss Mary i‘elmn. of Pittsburgh.
ternoon. RtY. .1. Harrison Thombson, ”Tm-t Mink" Ruth Fic't‘ht‘l‘. 0f li'dt'kt'll'
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WEATHER FORECAST, church, gave an interesting talk on
"n- the lied Cross, and in the evening, at
l“OI'P("rl-~‘l 5'” 3'0”“qu Zlnll vicinity: both performances. Rev, .lohn Staple-I
(lent-rally 11-11' (0111:4111 illld‘ Thursday. ton made addresses on the saute sub"
'i‘he nt'u'thetn disturbance is now pass lI'IIfl. . Charles ist'acl, of l‘lattsville avenue,
ing out the St .la33rence 3aiie3, aildl has accepted a position in the ship
tlis 3itinit3 's on the southern tdge Graduation exercises of Ihp ninth ltlllg department of the Norwalk Tire
“42 i" l’ l“" "“1““: 3’10“")le “ml“; year old Junior high school students and lil‘lllit‘i' (‘tll‘llil‘rllly-
”‘9 19-"? L4 1"”“3‘ l“ ”l“ Ohio valleyiarc being held in the Norwalk lligh ‘ ‘
“Dd N'llll‘t’i'“ WWW)“ “l ill“ ld‘k“ l“"'V.st'ltool auditorium this afternoon. . Mr. and Mrs. 312ml?!“ ‘1'. bay ‘md
“0’" A secondary alS‘lUVl’unv“ “)n' Graduation exercises for the seniors ll\V().(:h”g]:‘.nf‘ otl nilaubu’tyh all“ M“:
tral ovt-t' Minnesota is causing unset: (.l‘ the NOI‘thlk high school will be :ii‘;\1§i:i):3til-il\ ll‘dlK-Z‘ilhll‘llll: (Vl‘rfli'lhi’llt‘
tied. weather in the tinpat. Mississippi held this evening. Admittance 10 the '1,.IIIH: « .. ..
Valley. Moderate temperatures Dre-exercises by invitation only. ' 1 -
vitil in nearly all districts east of theI w--- i
Rocky Mountains. I, The next regular bimonthly meeting
111 lady Jennings Lodge \3) 7, Order
WEATHER A YEAR AGO oi Sittplittds oi Bethlehem will be
spent yesterday with her.
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walk The é”; hubber company
TODAY' n htld ill their moms, tiled Men‘s llall, .3ii- s Laura E () Brien of ilariison,
r-vl‘t‘ll‘lllt;illllimt ‘ High. A“: ll’w‘ZWest Washington street, South .\’or- X y” “as a 3isitnr at the home of
l 1‘ “H. \ilmuk “Vellnw‘lal' evening, June 20. 8 friends iii Norwallt Yesterday.
o‘ciotk Eh ction of ofliters anti other __.__
itimpm'tzmt 1332mm will be btougltt 110- Sliss .lilllt‘l tuition. of stitmtmtt. liit-"
' It‘fOl‘Vt lllP [Otlgt A litrée iiilOiltlllllCC [8 been ;1 [‘(-(‘('n( :llt'sl of M12“. Vllill'l‘_\' \ '.
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i I. y WS‘V: (‘ttl‘tttsth t't'queslttl. I‘Mathet', of tlarnet' street. l
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A meeting of the Friendship Asso It‘lfll“ tt'tl l“ l‘it.. 03’ ”-3“me ms 111‘-
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A” “’ ‘0” borini, mid I ”V i“ m”! 't afternoon at tlte ltotne of 3it's l'. 'l. Aim- tompattv lllHltlgt‘DOl‘l
the N' .tsli Engineering. plant on \3iison 1.10" lient'v street. At t‘. 0on“ in‘ -
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avrnut and i‘ ”mg “\l‘lnln' the evening. a delicious dinner was' MI and 3irs l-1 aucts ”whim” of
' ’ served to the eighteen members who mi 33 .lshln ~ton moo t, are visiting 113'
A regular “”1““ business "(ungl' attended the meeting. The dining l‘ttttbul'y. toxin).
0f the First District commissiontts rootn 3311s prettily arranged for tlte oc- . .~~v—
'Vi'lll 116‘ held 111 the ofliccs in Wall t-asion witlt ferns and daisies. 13"., 3irs F. .\l Ruscot- oi‘ Sonthport, was
”real tonight. V 5; 31" 'gipfiglcolot scheme being green and 33hite. 1‘ ”Him! in \‘lll‘illk toda3.
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. Aitei dinner .tbe regular business
The condition ”f ‘1“ng Scott. 0” meeting was lteld and was follOWed byl DEATHS AND FUNERALS~
Danbury, “'1‘" was taken “Ck some a social hour during which ice creaml
”"1" ago, is reported ‘0 be consider t anti cake was ser'.3ed Mrs. Lyon was‘.
:1ny improved. the t'eclpient of a handsome br.ead
v1.75: . .. tray. a gift frotn the ttSsociation.
*va Beaths gm“ stoiy, That The has“ of Max (lutkowsky v5. Ed '3etcran of the Civil \\'-3n and who fot
Barrier." accompanied by Regent con- , . , , .
'thltl Atumudsen is up today before the “1“") 39“”! condutttd “ “hm l’u‘imss
tett orchestia, at Regent Theatre to- l' ,I . I, l 3 morn--
lCoutt o‘f Common Pleas. Gutkowsky i" N“ 0'19““ U” y”'”“'
day. and tomorrow. itt 'Il his home in that town 33'ith
is suing for damages tts.thc result of l' ‘
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Local friends have received word an auto accident occurring more titan him at llll tittte of his dtath was hi.
daughter, Mls. James .3. ()tteu of 217
front Leland Walsh. who is now in 11 rear ago and in which be was 111—.
training with a number of enlisted .lurcd. lia'td & Land are appearing for Summer street, Stamford, “'l‘Q‘ h“
men in the l‘uited States Naval the plaintiff. :been in constant attendant-e tot the
Training station at Newport, R. I. s 115151 llm‘t‘ months.
Death of James A. Smalthorn.
lbeart trouble, James A Smallhorma
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1: .1" . n 3' ill known in
\fizpaalt (‘ itclc of the King‘s Dauglt~' . ‘ . .. \' {:1 “For l ( mid “VS: \ fut Dmitr-
tets met last evening with- 23115. Fred M“ “ 3iA3la.\ lune '.’.lfiThirty (33' .tnaan ant m M" ‘ ‘
Jennings last night and accomplished ”gm “"‘l‘d‘l‘W ““0 H'Cently passed 1 lt‘ ( hit “"111 he saw tuttclt active
routine business. A socitti’time was their examinations were admitted to servicc
enjoyed later. V
Mr. and Airs. Harry \3’hitehead,o
School street, have given up their res-V
idence at that place. and in the future
tvill reside with Mrs. llat'ry Hicks in
East avenue.
EVXH'B'T'ON BALL GAME. ;S3me of Sydney, Australia. There are
_ also two sons sur3'ivittg——33‘illlam A.
BOSTON 'l""“ 30—1?” “05‘0“ “1 ISutallhorn of New (‘anaan and living
League Baseball teams will play an ['01- Lyman Ho3t Son & (‘0 There the
ltxhihltion gtline in .i'oisu3 (‘lty N. 3- also nine grandchildren and four great
1W“ Sllndfl‘i ‘1 “" L‘ ““"mmfld “’0 gt'andt'ltildten The filllt'llll turangc-
lnfliili 1 meals have not been completed.
A regular semi—monthly meeting: of
Our Sisters” Lodge, No. 55,110 0. l‘..
will be held tonight, tn the lodge.
Mo's. Susan E. Fable.
rooms, in Wall street. All members ' _, ‘ . .
are requested to be present. ilADIESl [00K YOUNG .\ll'S. busan 1-. 1.11119 innit 3e.~tetd.ty‘
___.__.. I ' at the home of her sister. .311'5. Frank
i33akeman, itt Southport. Slit 3v.ts
N01 walk Acr,ie N0. 588, F 0.1“...
- will hold a regular semi monthly meet DAHKEN GRAY HAIR 10113 ”‘0 ““1." of “g“ “"d ”'0 (laugh;
ing in the lodge rooms in 334111 “1.09.. tet' oi .lohn .\lct?ra\3', a former 33'-cll
this evening Refreshments will it known l'f'sitit'lll of Stttllll Nortvaik. Fu-
served after the rcgular business
meeting has llt't'l] concluded.
_ W“ Gilly hair, however handsome, de- Friday afternoon at 2 o‘clock. Rev.
The young ladies who conducted the notes advancing age. We all know the Henry itiaciock will oiliciaie.
advantages of a youthful appearance.i
Your hair is your charm. It ntakeSS Mrs. Frances E. Seymour.
a “I,” pmm of $11 for the afternoon's or mars the face. When it fades,l The funeral of Mrs Frant 11: Emily
work. The procceds are to go to the turns gray and 100lis streaked, just a 'Seymout was held this afttrnoon at'
Red ”0......“ ,3“ applications 0f Sage. T911 and 2:30 o'clock from the late home, 97
.___-“__. :Sullilllll‘ enhances its appearance a South Main street. lRev. John Staple-
——Rex Beach's “9m am”. "The- hundred {Old ton officiated and interment followed
Dont stay “33' 1001‘ young! Elth in Mallier’ s comet ery 33 est Norwalk.
er prepare the recipe of. home or get! __._..
ice Prffltll and lemonade sale on the
Green on Saturday aft‘er'noon, report
Barrier," accompanied by Regent c011-
cert orchcstra, at Regent Theatre to-
day and tomorrow. ' I . . .
w..- ~_ to! ‘33'yelhs Sage and Sulphur Com-.tcrday afternoon, for drunkenness and
John 3t, Crampton, superintendent Pound," which is merely the old time! breach of the peace, after he had cre-
of the state fish and game department. recipe improved by the additiOn ot'ated a disturbance in the Boston
returnpd yesterday from Vermont, other ingredients. Thousands of folks Store, by Sergeant Bryan Silk. Mc-
where he, has been consuiting the recommend this ready-touse prepara-f'f'arthy was arraigned before Judge
commission of that state in regard 'to tion, because it darkens the hair beau- '.Candee in the uptown court this morn.
fish and game conditions. Itifully, besides no one can possibly. ing, and was sentenced ,to ten days in
itell, as it darkens so naturally and ’jail. Sentence was suspended.
Read the announcement of Taylor &'evenly. Y0“ moisten a SDODEE 01'] A regular weekly drill of the. Sixth
Golden in another column. Reference soft brush with it, drawing thisl Company, C. N, G_, was held last night
is made to a matter of grcat concemIthrough the hair, taking one small in the armory. Matty of the new re-
to property owners. You are doing strand at a time. By morning the'cruits were given rifles and regular
yourself an injustice by not profiting gray ‘hair disappears; after another infantry drill was carried out
by the advice of this enterprising firm.’ application or two, its natural color' _ —r—~——--—-—
its restored and it; becomes thick, glos-l Work on the changing of the switch
-——SPECIAL FISH BARGAINS F0... sy and lustrous, and you appear years under the Washington street railroad
,1 THURSDAY iyounger. - fis being rushed. it is thought that
God 5 lbs. 25c, large fluke! '4 lbs; Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com- the work will 1be completed in about
250, flat fish 4 in‘25c. roe herring 5 pound is a delightful toilet requisite. three weeks and then the city can so
lbs, 25c, crokers 3 lbs. 253:, at the We: 1! is not intended for the cure, mitl- ahead and have the pavement laid on
5011.: from 2 to 7. V «. . .. _fgntion or prevention of diseuer‘AdV. South Main street.
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Mrs. Charles Hanks of Woodward Miss Margaret S. lleckuith, of,
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avenue, received a letter from her son, Spartansburgh, N' (‘., has been the
is well and doing fine. He is a regular walk high school’s popular teachers:
in the 2131 l’. S. infantry, 2d Battery, Miss llecktvith will sptttd the summer-
pastor of the South Norwalk Baptist sack, N .i., atid Miss Anna Noxon, of;
liai'ien. \3'cllesle3' friends of Miss‘
Elizabeth Stevens of Flatt liill llo:td,V‘
lidward Mt't‘ttrthy of t‘enter avt ttue,‘
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has resigned his position With the Not--
llciation, Number 1, was lllltl yestet'dttv .‘3't ptt'tl a position with the itetuinetttul
Following a lingering illnetys, due. to
lTHlRTY EIGHT NEW LAWYERS l .311. Smailhorn was eightylhreo‘
the liar by Judge Warner today. l He is survived by two daughters, .
->— —— ———.~— -<——— 3lts()t‘l‘t-n of 'Stamtord .tttd Mrs. A. J..
tionttl and the N933 iork Atttciican i.. Stuallhotn (3f Stamford, hOIIkkItIthhr r.'
3 Use the Old Time Sage Tea and sUl~VllOl‘2ll :.3'1'\‘i('t'.~'. will be lit‘ltl front l~‘tt-‘
phur and Nobody Will Know .V'blc's mortuary chapel, in 33‘ostport. ou‘
ifrom any drug store a 50~cent bottlel Charles McCarthy was arrested 3'cs-'
>35; gnulflhl‘. _.
7539 with
7333 Skirt
7849 Waist
7123 Skin
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Many othn attractive dctigns for July '
Briggetman Bros.
11m mum V HWLAONDS . ; :11
of separate
warns No waiting
and
SKIRTS V for cool dress
Filmi st coolest daintiest of dresses are tenth—wit.“
1 variety of them.
Is white your favorite color? Ready.
Do you like voiles that are figured all over with find
McCéll Fashions
oattern? Ready. ‘1.
for July
, . 3 . .. h A two— color dress, blue combined with white, for 6x4
stow 191nm all their new ample? Ready.
git)! 'y at d in all their phases . . . .
I02 Sport for service So the list might go on and on and on; there 15 Q
__for gene: Ium collection of splendid variety. .
Dresses as beautiful and attractive as they are cool
McCall Patterns , and good
. - Styles are quite simple (as they should be for summed
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f0- JUIV wear) but of delighting effect.
N 0w 0” Sale, .l A notable quantity of light fine voile dresses at $15
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With rapid strides they have
come to the front- this season.
md $18.
Almost every color—andwltite.
Conn. Almost every size—including special modcis for We
men of full figme.
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' WESTtiN
The \'oriivld 'l‘ltittible ( lttb \\ill
ttttit Thursday afternoon with Mi<s
‘l lott 1111' Banks, (11 Noriielti street.
. Antonio 'ibiotto, was an ovt-t'»1'tight,
ttisitor, in .\'or33'allv. .3loudtt3'.
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’i‘ltt» tt-ttttlftr. st-tttimotttltly titt‘etittt:
.oi' Not'l‘k‘ld (il'ttitt'e. will be held. l":'i-
ltlt'l3' «awning.
’ l“l'i‘lllk llz1i't-or,ha~ sold his motto"
Ilt3t'lt1 ttttd putt hast-d .'t fine now, l’iet'ct'
'.-\1'1‘ow. ltit'3 cle.
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The Not't'teltl ltttprowtnettt .\ssot'itt~
i‘tiott. ltulti its monthly Illet’lilltl, lit the
Itown llall, Tuesday owning.
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l .‘lit's. tit-oruo lVl'li'i‘l‘ll of Hartford. a
fotmtt resident here is spending:
tnlllf' time with her ttlete, .3lrs. 33'it
limit it Robinson.
ftlt's Joseph H. ‘l‘vrr3, of 71'» Fort
l51i‘t‘tl, l‘ast Not'ualk. has spent smot-
.al days with \irs t‘hatles ii. l.ot'-k
I33',ood of Hillside street.
lit'. and \irs. .lohtt Fwellau and
children of l-Iaston, and"lt‘. .l. Mellon.
of Hartford, have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John P. Pitt-it.
! Jame.» 13'. {‘itztntbt-rlttin with an auto-
Vput'tv of friends from llt'ooltlyn was in
town Sunday, as guests ttt the l‘t'h‘l'
deuce of .3lr. and Mrs. littroley 33'il-
liams. , '
('lvet' 133'1'1113 i'i\‘c dollars was real-
tzed for lied t‘t'oss work, as the i't’stllt
of the etttertalntnent given in the
town hall, Friday evening. .3 South
Norwalk orchestra provided dance tntt
sic
the infants, children of Mr. and
Mrs. l-‘t'ank t‘. Fitch Mr and .3lrs
.l lltl‘tllt't‘ Shiitmau \lt'. and 311's liar”
:ohl littt't'itt. \lt. .tntl 311s. Paul Main 5,
»V \3'1'1'1' baptized Sttuda3 morning at tlt
if“ ii lrm t' s Day Service, iii the Noriielt dl
t ‘oupt'etuttional (lllll‘tll. i
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vor \01 tet3 held a meeting last iSttn
day and elected tho following oilicers
’for the ensuing year:
i President—Mrs. Charles D. llmtt
Vlsou .
l 3'ice»president—-.\lrs. A. Bigclow.
Secuetary—Mrs. llenry Blii‘d'iclt.
Treasure—Miss Laura Burdick.
Lookout Committee—Mrs. llenry
But'dick.
rayci Couthittee——.\lrs. Henry Bur-
dick.
SUGAR SCARCE IN GERMANY.
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20.——Tbe American controversy overl
the use of benzoato of soda is re-
called by the recommendation of the‘
German Food Department that thisl
presentation he used instead of sugarI
in putting up rfuii, fruit juices and
iotted for preserving purposes is soI
small per capita that the departmentl
advises its use only with the most
ripe and naturally sweetestiru‘ito. l
like lumps of lead. and you have sting-
ilng' urinary and bladder disorders. i
‘lnjure; makes a delightful effervescent ‘
|lithia-'watet think, and nobody can;
make a mistake by taking a littlct - 1 you SC
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IMirrors Medicine Cabinets Tub
Soap Dishes, sponge Ba’ISkCIs With that machine and $48, you canbuyanew moder.
IWashington St. So.Norwa1k f
marmalade. The amount of sugar al- [0mm
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wotsoHARoEo GUARDSMEN musrl' th‘Si plenty 0f dresses for 11111th
REG'STER ! some for less—but special merit '
liAll'flv‘Olti't .lttmT '.’It.—tioternorI
Holcomb l‘et‘t'il't'tl a telegram froml ill lllCSC Ill— $15 (1 $18
3) . \ . . 3 i an V.
rmmt .l..t.~hai '.eit ‘l'itl ( !‘1)\3'tlt‘l‘ to-
“ . . . . Second noon
t. .13 to the t‘llt'l‘l that National ttuartls~
men who were of the richt up to have
registertd on ltlilt .3. and who have
sinct that date been tilSt‘lli'll cred itomI
stt'3it-t-.111List now l"L:i~it"l lliltlt] the - . .
Hittlllt draft law. . at lng-SUIt
CLOAvaoRKERs WANT lN. ,, ' ' ’ 7
GREASE 3 ‘K? t
N1233" YURH. .lune '.’tt.—- .3 l‘t'Iithsl or s lmmlngésul .
for a wage increase of 21.2 per cent. for \
mu..." ,.._...,., ,,,,,I .,,,,.,,,, ,.I,,,,I, and For woman who likes to go iii bathing; suit of mm
..ki.-.I....i.-...~. m ,i,..I., ”1.1.1.; m, Jair or silk with attached skirt of knee length.
"tunic as i 1 zit ittt > ~~_ssit it ‘ r
” “" -‘ "“ " “‘01 'fis light and tasteful, does not hold cnoug n'h wateli.
been srtlmit’tted ' to the rillpltiyt'l‘h’. it
3.... tilllttttltlt't'ti 1.1.1.1., - to make it a burdcn,d1ies quickly, is sensible and pretty. ..'
Mohair—Si S5 and $8; silk $8 $10 and to $20..
VV 1 A V For woman who really enjoys swimming; suits of?
0”" ”E“ if YOUR knitted woolen that fit snugly and 1113 cut a whit of sur-
plus fabric. One- and two piece styles; in solid colors or;
KlDNEYS Mil BAD” with bright-colored trimming.
' Of splendid- weight woolen yarn, keep one ttom zeta.
Take Tablespconful of Salts if Back [mo ClllllL3l, glVL COIllPlClC freed-0111.
Hurts or Bladder anthers .
We ate .1 nation of meat eaters tlntl
ottr blood is filled with uric acid. says
a well-known authority, 33 ho warns us:
in many models and colors-$6 and more.
to be constantly on guard against kidw
tit-3 ll‘nlllllt's'.
Tit-"1 kidneys do their utmost to iron 9 .
the blood of this irritating acid. bttt ere s a 1g t
become weak from the o3‘et'33'ot'k:'
Ithey get sittcgish; the cliutlnativo tis-
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sites clot: and thus the waste is l't‘-V ' strong sult-casc
tained in the blood to poison the (“ll-I
tit'o system. V
Witt it your kidneys ttelte and feel
1 A suit-case for a woman’s use—because it is so light 1
that it will ttot the one to carry it. »
:i:I:x‘i‘t:3ll11::'lllt”liltt;0l;tit'(1']l:lnttt1‘ filleitiltlhffftii:‘ And (this is a secret) '1 lot of sensible men will appre<
at... Ig'.,,.,I,.,I,I,.I ”bum; I.,,,,',,, wk mate it too—bee 11156 of that Siiillelif J1tnessx ‘
""15"”“'l"2”“' “‘“l"""“°""“" “m Good strong frame covered with staunch matting,
severe lteatlatht's. nervous and dizzy
531.111.. bI,.,.I,I,_..,,,.s “CI-II Wm.“ 0,. lined with cretoutte and finished with a nice deep pocket,
Humiliation in 1.3.1 3.1.3.11... m from bound with leatltei and made with leather cou,1ers has
3.3mm l'lll‘lllililt‘l‘l about fun: mums or leatltci sttaps tight around it (liltlitf {oodcomtm tableleath—“
W 1““ “'i'" =1 '-tl”"-"t"'<'“l"‘ “0" er handle—and it 15.24 inches long and good and deep-s-
morning and in a few days your kid- $3 /
my. will am fine. 'lhis famous saltsj ' .
i“ "141“" “”1" “1" ‘i"" 1” WW" anal Smaller matting C'lSCS for young folks, 14 i6 and 18
lemon jttite, t'inubiutd 33itlt litiiia anti lilCllCS lOllQ'—-75C l0 $2. 50
Vlitls been used for gettetntirmsto this it
Mid stimulate (“we‘d kidn'hr‘v ‘0 “1’"; little handbags m'tdc of malt iug', easily fastened and 35
”W" ”m “‘1‘“ "‘_ “3""? S" ” "“' “° hold quite a quantity of Il€6tlftll$~—,$l to $1. 50. ‘
lunar-'.' a source of irritation. thus cnd- Third “00!.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot.
l'octasionally to keep the kidneys (lentil
and active—Adv.
Bath Room Fittings
for .312?
Glass Shelves, Glass, opal and No matter how old it is, or how much out of rcpahgg
Brass. Nickel Plated Towel Bars, your old sewing machine is worth $12 just now.
Sprayers, Tumbler and Tooth .“Free” sewing— machine. The regular price of that machincI .
Brush’Holdersi Paper Holders, is $60. it will cost you or anybody else that sum. Bull
=Et°y 3' Lowe“ Prlces' you may pay $12 of its price with your old machine.
& V This “Free” machine is good one. it does goodik‘
..lllel'l F' Gehebe ork. it is in a handsome cabinet. You’ ll appreciate its.
alue when you see and test it—and this is an invitation‘ti
o inspection and test. «
Dhnne 1069-2
Prompt Delivery.
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A M. WOOSTER‘ Your old machine' is worth $12 ot'tlv' in purchasing thist
acronym AT Law eipecial model of “Frec” machine; ' "
Letefimmin" $3 .' Unless you own an old machine which you wish thi
“U 5'9““ ({e 10:30:13: be rid of, the cost of this special “Free” machine is 3560;;
0“ Wen" ' When you jclioose machine ak'e a paymen »' 1
6, Each month thereafter you pic’s,“ ifi’éttfle amount,
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