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Y 5, 1917‘
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
THERMOS BOTTLES, MOTOR
KITS, ETC.
$1.75 to $25.00.
Harris 81 Gans
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JOSEPH DAVIS
COAL E 85 Washington Street
That’s A" Vim“
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WEATHER FORECAST. t t N E W t
Forecast for Norwalk and \it'iltiil‘zi I - j
Fait- tonight and nudity. i Mr and HE’S. Andy”. ll. Lyon, of
A distuibmt-c central this itioriiiitg;
flier North iltkota
tiled Weather, with local showers
the northern districts between the
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1Rocky Mountains and the lioke region.
Showers were also reported from the
last. lulf and South Atlantic coazts.
Pleasant \veatlit t' prevails in all other
districts east of he Rocky Mlillllillllsu ‘ _ . _
_ , (arnimoii, .\lo. \\‘lltl‘l‘ tliev will visit
An areal oi high pressure is contra ‘ _ ~ ‘ . '
_ 4 iiilr. htt‘veit .s siStPr. l-.tt t'ttott- they will
over the Lake rz-ginn. Moderate tent, . .. . .
. . . . spind a ten days at Mayra 1411]., y.
pcraiures iii all districts east ot the Y
Hississippi rit't-r. ‘
Conditions favor for this vicinity
fair weather, with cool nights.
is causinw tlllst‘l‘ "1")”. hm“ “W“ visiting ”'14P
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mt ll\t‘».~' iii South .\'0rwalk. Mrs. Lyon will
ifillf'lltl lill‘ balance of iilt' wet-k with
1her sister, .\lr>‘. Samuel W. llott. Jit.
ut t'ompo llttwli,
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‘. Mrs. l'a I), \‘ll‘\t'll‘~' :illilhlin f‘liztl'lus,
ot Meadow rvlt‘twt. it‘ll today for
i (‘liarles Hill-y. and John it‘l‘ie'iitl. of
. t\‘orwitllt. wort- visitors in New York
..WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAy_‘!i‘l-1)' yesterday. at which lllllt‘ they
”it'll 8W ovttnessed the ball game at the Polo
F i ' ‘
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0 lt'l“ll lll't':
1 ml ' ‘, “.rouuils.
(ii . Fair.
j.port, \t‘vrtt Fourth of July attests
{City News‘
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ulr. and Mrs. George Raynor, of 8
Sprint: llill avenue,
William Woodier and family, and Mr.
, , ‘ and tits. .loliii t‘auausen, ol' Paterson,
A rocular send-weekly drill of the , l
Sixth Company. C. N. 0., will be held‘”
tonight, in the armory. i
. An entertainment was held on Tues-J
day night at the N. .\l. Mayehott‘ tact.
Rory-
Mr and Mrs Edward liartrani anti
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f ll 1“ ‘-Y\‘li's. (leorue liaintii'. hit. of t‘pittit
>~ . ., ._ . ~ to ‘ll‘S . . . .
I‘m” ““1 ”“mbor” 0 street. are tll,lt):~'lllK an automobile
Company of Norwalk's llome tiuartlsd
journeyed to Bridgeport yesterday;
morning, via atitoiiioblle.'aiitl partici-I
noted in the bit: Independence liity.
celebration in that city. The local
boys were under the command of
Captain Charles D. Rogers.
tour iliioiieli Massachusetts.
the guests of
,\\'ay, of East avenue.
i .\il‘>‘. G. .\1 .
vawrwum-wr—rw—r—s—ww—u
, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Finch. and lir.
”Ii. \V. Morey and futility. of Bridge?
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“Mr and .\ll.-. John J). Milne. of Maple
are entertaining
\lr, and :‘ll'R. l‘oiialil Way and sev-
lotte Johnson, of Ponghkeep
York.
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Mr, and Mrs. A. It. Malkin, of 70
Franklin avenue, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Katherine
Hoyt, to Gibson Smith, Flax Hill
.Road. South Norwalk.
Captain Albert .\', MOSS‘RHD, of the
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ESixtit Company, C. X. (i. is expeeied
‘to arrive home toiuoirow. after hav-
iing enjoyed a few days} Vacation in
:Hunovwr, N. H.
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Truman. of NW: York
‘Ciiy. was a visitor at the home of her
i nephew, Gardner Arlington, \Ynni
i pauk. over the Fourth.
liast Riter, t‘tutn.
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' tieoitze l", Halli-waft, of .\t“\\' \ul'k.
:3 :‘l‘tlltilllzl :1 it'w dry-t \..taiiitn wittt
xi tiilites ill'l'l‘.
,\li::- Alina t'lark,
:hes in wit visiting wirh relatives in X0-
“it“k, .\'. J.
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waiier ll. Robert; of .‘xli'ridi-ti, has
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iiittiiiii't’tt‘si
tint Wit
\\'.‘\.>‘illi.‘{:}'l‘ti.\', July 0. in idra oi
i]l|‘ i‘itt‘l‘lllilllrt mm in iii:tititain Anteri-
t'a‘s lighting tort'vs i-~ given in a state.
lllt‘lll lb'ellt‘ti l_\ ll‘t’ (‘tlllllllltltt‘ on pub l
lie iiil‘tii‘iiititioti today rllt)\\ill;: the l'l'iit
tire amounts expended in 1017., when
the country \tas at piano, and to I... ex-
pcndml this year.
Stillsislt‘llt't'. for instance. which in
till?» was supplied at the modest cost
:ot‘ $0..\ttti,t‘.‘tt, this year has been ”pro-
vied for in the appropriation esti—
llliiitW at “03.000000.
(‘lothiiig and (‘amp garrison equi-
oagug which two years ago were bad
for 50.300000, will cost this year $231..
000,00tt
i Ordinance stores and supplies,
which in HIV. wore furnished for only
$700,000, this year will cost more than
$010. 000,000.
Manufacturers of arms, which" in
1013 cost $430,000, this year will cost
more than $35,tht0,000, ‘
Ammunition for small arms,
WWBMW. this your $143,000,000,
' Transport atimi. till .3, 0 l 3,000,000, this
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,vi‘m r $222,000,000,
i'legtilarsupplies, 101.3.
this your $110,000,000.
i For aeronautics. “50,000 was appro-
.priated in 1915». while $47,000,000 al-
‘roady has he‘cn appropriated tor this
vear. 'l‘li-‘s‘does not include. of course,
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$1i‘i,000,000,
on “will“: ”M baby, "1 Hartford. are ‘1‘" amninistrationi-t "”1 5“?qu "1”. niand oi ihu men for 0 minimum daily
Mr. and Mrs. Robot-t til‘tllll, which calls tor an initial .ip‘piou “0th" of $4.30, H “(as estimated that
“about 3,000 mun of the 12.0.70 employ?
‘|il‘l&lli(lll of $030,0t‘i0,000, >
Among the items already purchased
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l are: 3.000100) blankets. 37,000,000
”w” Mr. and Mrs i‘IllOll Putnam, of .. .1. of b'ihbinette 0 000000 N“...
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‘Lhmlos and “mm“ 1h)“ l (i l (lreeiiwit'lt. are spending tlit‘ \\‘t"‘l< . -t.'),.'itltl,0tl0 yards oi cotton cloth. .3],-
ville avenue, Edward Gallagher of
(Center avenue, anti Arthur 'Riley, of
Main street, witnesited the Washing-
ton-New York game at the Polo
Grounds yesterday. The trip to tlit‘
big! city was made in Mr. Israel's an“
tomobile. Except for numerous blow-
outs and punctures, the journey was.
made without mishap. ‘
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THAKSPfislS‘: (‘ountrv (‘lub i8 in: for several days with relatives in
served~F”“‘” ‘ ’ ' ' :xiiw lvlaveu.
most poplin“?
COMPANY D MEN
of 4 Union avenue.
Mr. and
New York, il:l\'f‘ been guests of
Ur». Itoliert ‘ir::rr:.rt'i.
art-1100, .\'orwalk.
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i Mr. atid Mrs, William Kettlt‘r
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tt-liusetts.
with Dr, and Mrs. Fl‘t‘tll‘l‘it‘k l.. l'lile.
oi'
,ttr.
and .\1lt~“. Edward l.. llraillI-y, oi liltlL’."
i Mrs. George (lainor, .ll'.. and stilt lid—
[tear, of Union street. have been visit-
and
family, of France street, are ttii’joyin:
LEAVE NORWALKian automobile iotir through Masha]
'. of any person. the cup must. be won stepped to release passengers. .
i:l00,000 yul‘s of llllllil'tlt‘iltr'll drilling. 0,»
{000,000 pairs of shoes and 11,101,000
pairs of light woolen socks.
icouurnr CLUB
i HAS FINE DAY
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t in a best three out of tint sot match
‘\\'ili(‘h \\'t'llt the entire live set... "
int ii to :l, the ~et-ontl to l‘tiinell, t]
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'ht- fourth to l‘t‘nttell, 6; to 0, and the
’ltlttt‘l' won the laat sit, K to 0. Rob-
ert \‘an Iluren referred the match.
To become the [immanent property
ltwo lutecessive yearn. Harry Lane
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___..'... Mrs. Ellen Cullen, of (‘onneeticut “Th3". idiiihiiliii‘ L331“ memed
mzind of Captain (NOTE? 0 FF‘TGM‘W' avenue. is entertaining Miss Char- ‘ "m ‘ ' at. p ”
it had anon-t 125 members. During its 9.... .. .. ‘_ -'
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stay, at least twenty young Norwalki
men enlisted in this company. which is
supposed to be the crack company of
the-state.
Details front (‘tuinpaiiy t) gtiarde
the bridges between Stamford an
\\‘estport. During their stay here, tht-
guards were fired on in Westport on
several occasions, but managed to put
the miscreants to rout.
The militia boys certainly cannot
complain of the treatment they l‘PCf‘lV'
ed: in Norwulk. (‘lub houses were op-
ened to them and literally. they were
handed the keys of the city. On nu. #4.
microns occasions, the boys participat-
ed in flag raising and other events.
During the latter part of last Vl‘f‘t‘ix'.
the members of Company l) wet-c
called off guarding the bridges and
special constables took int-2:- w»..-
Sincel‘that time the militia has hem
packed up and ready to depart. tit-
ders came this morning and the com
pany left for New Haven on the” fizi.’
train.
AUTOISTS' SHOULDER BROKEN
John M. Gldver, of Bayview avenue,
met with an unfortunate accident last
evening. While proceeding down High
street. South Norwalk, the automobile
which ‘he was driving ran out of gas-
oline causing "Mr, Glover to lose con-
trol of it. The car shot upon the
lawn of Nelson Dickei'inan. and when
Mr. Glover made a motion to put on O
the brakes. he was thrown from the
machine, landing on his right should-
er. dislocating, it. "It was necessary
to secure medical attention and Dr.
William J...’l‘rac_qy and .Dr. Henry 0.
Sharer pulled the shoulder bone back
in its normal position. The machine
walrnctbiidli'damage‘d. -4 . t [
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Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes,
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
Are the Most Economical. 5
They stare you from one-half to one yard of material on each dress.
Call at our Pattern Department and see the
- JULY PATTERNS
an .
’ _ The SUMMER FASHION BOOK ‘
JAMES~DOlllNELLY §
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5:19, New ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Mttlkiii. of Frank-
lin avenue, are spending l\\() weeks int
of litist aveirur.‘
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One of the men in the ranks untl er General John J. in rsiiiiic in
France itcty be his nephew lt‘raulzi l’trshintz, a >llllit’lll at the t'iiiiersittl
of Chicago. who was sworn in tliu tit lwr do} as a lIl‘lHItt‘
i't't‘ni‘l"
:‘1i. i’l’li'” it "will lit: "with; but t-it'i‘. 30‘799 CASP“;
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t was alt eiilog. able affair and has lill'L; -
till-ln‘d
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‘Ziv-I liilr. r-ill't't‘li
”‘3' iTRYING To STOP
.wt-re under way here today in an ei
s‘t’OllNGSTOWN CAR
; 10“ it
he ltouso early today. Wreckage caught
fiist t~ t treat to Kit, Visit by the score tire
to 4, the third to the further, ii to 2.;
’2.
' (nee than you can. .
\tit‘itg
int: led seventy students of the uni \‘elsitt to the recruiting Oliit‘t‘l' i‘ap'
illl)'.-‘iltai i-xatiiliiation.
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ing, at the holiday dante which was .
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item at tho l‘tillllll‘)‘ club.
orchestra i'tti-
to. the
it illlt'lltif‘ti. Speltlel's
tfvt't‘iit’ll't iiitt: it- (m t
MOTOR TRUCK [St "
CRUSHEI) BY TRAIN ‘
NEAR SAYBROOK
Stiliittitilx’ .lt’Nt‘TlON, .ltily .'._
As a furniture motor ti'tlt'k ot‘ the Key
stone Autu and storage company, New
Haven. was on the crossing just east
of the :‘...litlll litre early yesterday, it
freight train from liostoit for ‘i't’arlem
litter. ('l'llrlll—tl it. Thomas Pound. of
was hurt and later
sent to \‘vw llavrn for surgical care.
lle was driving, atid l'iert Rogers of in
Filtlll' sirwt, was on the seat with him.
fingers was tiuhurt and later told rail-t
l‘tu'd ltlt‘ll that this was his forty-
.svmuti experienci- in a wreck.
The freight I'llglliw‘l‘ did not see the ,
truck until almost on it and he stopped lli'll'kt‘l “(WIl'i‘lllle‘hltt
the train of sixty cars within forty was “l‘l'illfim‘d l“
rods alter tho collision. this morning, below
and was fined $50.
settled by Attorney Leo Davis.
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itttotn t) .les.~~ i‘ lumbar, this lilitlll‘jti
was ltiriti-tl over, by the boys, to the‘
hut” chapter ot‘
Cross ‘eociety. .=
Line of the )tlllllL'Slt‘l’h explained to
the judge this intirnintz,
several of hi.s companions
(‘r‘llliy stair-dd a uilti west
a barn .and that the
had
show in
blank pistols
tion of the hair raisins: drama.
Tony Leonard, a \\'t~|lrl(llt)\\‘ll
Italian youth. was arrested lard uiulit
ill \Vttll street by ()fllUA'I' 'l‘litmias
Ilorney, for earning ctuicealetl weap-
ons. ’l‘ony’fi arsenal consisted of it
thirty-eight calibre l\"\t)i\’t’l‘, and a
union it
Judge t‘andt-c,‘
lair, it weiiis that Olliccr litiriit-y art
ed
a ahootluu
SHIPYARD STRIKES
NEW YORK, July .3- Negotiations
between the striking shipyard worker.
and thirtydlvt» shipbuilding companies
in and about the port of New York
and perhaps a
ilcer, Mr, Lonibaitl wa.
been Hillier friendly
litti'd's wife.
fort to avoid a strike following the lit" with .\lr. Loni
this iiiot'uin: and liil\i‘ it
id in the shipyards were out on lilt‘
strike. The wage inert-use asked by
the lllt‘ll in about fifty cents .llitn'i‘ the
present scale.
(it). that any pirstiit caught
at-t ol ulti‘Il'lllL' concealed
Will lie \ 'it st-wrvly dealt )\illl.
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“Wm—.-
lb lll‘t't'weill'y to pay
Nl‘ilt'llliilil
lllfi fillt‘.
Sil'lASHES lNTO HOUSE .lltdtie ramp-o
llt'ltl
‘ - ,- -. imitii -t.~.~3tm t'uxit‘l‘tlll)’ afternoon int
\‘t‘.l'xt;S'l‘ti\'\\_ Ohio, July I), rid tit-A uptown police iztaiion, anti dis '
.Si-ullv. t‘ti-vnlaiid. was killed and timed of two minor cases.
\‘v'a‘tiwr liai‘fti,
oioi'itlne tor intoxication by
\lll’hll}. was lilll‘tl $5. and Samuel
Lassiti» ol‘ 4120 llodiiey street, llroz‘ik
twenty permits ittjttrwil. when fztiltli‘i‘i
ot‘ brakes to work t'attsnii a Ytltlllllrv
and Southern traction ("it to
lllt‘ Hacks andwmasli into a
arrest 'd
lcav "
and purist-utters were rescued by ('lll'tct'r Mtll'l‘il) for recklessly ot~r~
\viih tlit'ficiiltv. iatiug an automobile truck in West
'l‘t)l.l-Ilh”l'.' 17.. July 5.4lt‘otirteen per», ll\‘elll1l’. was tilted $2.”).
sons were injured. four of them posi fl
dilly fatally. in a rear-end collision of "
two Toledo and Indiana tirbmi cars at [[IHING BABIES
Siryker early today. The first car had
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‘. This news may seem too good to be
limit”, but it sure is right.
i Young: mothers are getting wise and'
distorting to the tips experienced lllO-i
,tliers are handing out.
Hundreds of mothers right in yourl
own home town testify since using
i‘Mrs. \‘i'inslow's Soothing Syrup" that
iteetliln: babies have lost all lf’l‘l'Ol‘St
ifor them, they know they need nobl
iworry after a few doses. As one fond
‘ :mother expressed "It seems to act
‘1 . llike a charm, you-could see. the little
lone. pick up and improve from the first
tdose.” ‘
“Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
lsure in along looked blessing for
iteething kiddies. it takes right hold.
Old Kiiowittwliut could 3'0“ support .and mind you not a grain of dope, the
yourself in the style to “4h...“ 3..." .formuht right on the bottle, too, so
are nCt‘llStullletl?—NGW York Globe. P’OU know 305‘ “'13?“ you are giving.
———— .No hit or miss about “Mrs. Winslow's
i Syrup.” -
t Every mother owes it to the suffer-
iing child, to relieve it. with ‘Win'slow‘s
ESoothing Syrup.” It does the trick,
iyou can see the little one brace up
with the first dose. where before pain
._._...__. 'and tears, now smiles and good
Not Quite Alike. :nature.
Ltart,t‘gfitgcg.tt‘tt’;.tt;;,““ "hm ‘ om folks take children's troubles
The lunatic, for instance, knows as a matter of course and think “Well
That he is auto 0.1314133: ’grgdifizl‘mg: we all went through them," . sound'é
~_______ l0. K. but does not help the kiddies,
Hie Adeuam . Give the little ones a chancehmo-
Harry—J tier 1 can make a worn (her. do your part, get a bottle of
Dorothy You ought to be able to “Wmmw's S°°lhing.Srrup" today.
"' . , . ' .Sold and recommended by good
Look at the race you've not to start druggliits everywheijer—H. A; Mead.
Leap Year Mame-Mr. Jones. I have
called to ask your son’s hand in mur-
riaue.
Very Obliging.
“Miss ()ldgirl is an uliligiug sort of
person."
“How so?"
“\thu that rude old duffer told her
he didn't like her fate she changed
e0ontouuuee."—~Bttltiinere American.
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we find it. necessary in order to irive full service to all th
the .\llll’llt'itll ““‘ldltt‘illlie.
itlt'illv
lie wa's it‘lll‘P-i
Af‘t‘ortlitig 1” 4|" ilt‘f‘ttutits ol' thtx tit-i 1 he How'and Dry GOOdS C00, Bridgeport
llbl iIt lilt‘ nick oi time to preventtm"
murder.i
When lliili'l‘tl under arrest by the of;
proceeding?
towards his home. in company with;
another titan, whom it is alleged ha»;
Judy-o t'aiidvo \tnriitd Mr. lainibartii
otiL as :ti
warm”; to it” tllilt‘l' foreigners in tilt”
in tiw‘
weapons“
it is verv doubtlu1 that Mr. litlllllltlltli
will hl‘ able to littl‘lll't‘ the 0.30 which!
_\I .slt‘l‘dtt)i
()inl‘t'l‘i
lvn. was arrested rostertlay morning
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' HOWLANDS‘ ‘
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Entrance on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
Betrinninar Thursday. July 5th. and contin- :-
umt: until Labor Day. the closing hour of the store,
WI" be 5 o’clock each dav except Saturday.
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. Saturday we shall close at 9.
T his is the schedule in force for several years. . i
This store is
your servant.
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We have no mistake-ti idea of} its place.
it exists. and grows simply because it serves the people.
T but is what it is here, for. That is what evei‘v member
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’lW‘n voting 0‘ ll” 11"” m i 1‘; tum l'l‘llllhilll ll. lwiiny, and alter i.» had taken the oath ho pasml the (if 1b} force 1&1 here ft)?
We open it at 8:30 in the morning because that hour is
1_t-tiiivteiiit32ii for folks who wish to have Uri sort e them.
We keep open till ti o‘ciock because that dives plenty
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301‘ time, most davs. to dive all the people service.
We close an hour cut her during: Jul ' and August be-v
cause, we havefouud by test that people shorten theirehom
illllHI-llme durmu‘ these hot months. ’ t
We keep open the store till 0 o’clock Saturday becaus‘
T here. are thousands who must do at least some of their ‘-
"m‘ h“ "3“} shopping Saturday night.
Last Saturdav night there were 6.559 such people who‘
had played it huge part in the produc-l Wle'i’lC‘d U) (10 that ShUl)])illQ‘ here.
It would be unfair to (lenv them the opportunity. 3 i
So the store is open Saturdav nights till 9. i '
And we are proud that our service Saturdav nights
in tiieeiv and prompt and Sllllllntl' and enthuSiastic—and
knife. lle “it. also iiiii:.‘-;»tiit'ii aliiiiitli that when the store closesaintn'e-than-few of us have both
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”w. 1 AIM“ time and siiitit to 2'0 to the “aunties.”
court:
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THE PERSON wuo , -
LAUGHS ALOUD DURING
Tue SAD pAtaT OF A - N; ‘2:
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Parl'umerie ED. PlNAUD, Dept. lll
Whatever you do, don’t get BALD!
Prevent dandruff and falling hair by using the great French preparation
ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC " '
This original Eau de Quininc is the one effective tonic for itching scalp,
sick hair and dandruff. Used by men and women of refinement the
world Over for 100 tears. Don’t risk the use of unkimwn or inferior
tonicsol'il). PlNA US is pure, delightfully perfumed and the one
for you. Ask your druggist. Send We. to our American Ofliccs for a
El). PINAUD BLDG. New York
Many Suggestions for Summer
and Holiday.
ice Cream Freezerg. Vacuum Bottles.
Croquet Sets. Table Glasses. *
Camp Stools. Paper Picnic Plates.
Waxed Sandwich Paper. Paper Napkins.
Lunch Sets. \ Picnic Baskets.
Alcohol Stoves. Lawn Mowers.
Oil Stoves. Porch Blinds.
Paper Cups. Rubber Garden Hose."
Refrigerators Window screens.
Screen DoorS. ‘Waterinngots.
Fireless Cookeis. Water Contact.
“be" F. Genet...
Prompt Delivery, Phone 10694—2.
‘15 Washington St. ‘ . 'South Norm
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‘VlF?’"J“““e', ' an Nam-Adt-fili.‘ “Vim
Adieu
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