*DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
mos rwnLvs
BE A sum
The squirrel is a nimble
2- elf with furry hide and
bushy tail, who lives a merry
sort of life and climbs a tree
with great celerity.
He also puts his food away
securely stored for winter
use and by such foresight he
enjoys a. time of ease and
much prosperity.
The lesson of his care-free
life, so free from worry and
from strife, is plain to all of
Human race as nose upon your
own fair face.
A squirrel can‘t use Coal,
its true, or we can guess just
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If we wanted to give our customers a piece of advice along
. lines of business prudence, it would be to buy your Lumber and
, Shingles NOW. Prices? They certainly won't be lower. They
don’t fall in war times. We are practically certain besides,
that the Interstate Commerce Commission will presently grant
the Railroads a~ 15 per oént. advance to take efl‘ect July lst. This
means an advance in the price of Shingles of 28c M and so on
proportionately through the whole lumber list.
Save money by buying now, not next .week or next month.
The Halch E: Bailey CoI
ASSOCIATON MEETSI
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The.following report of the. sccrc-E
ta_ry ‘shows lht‘ association to be in a!
flourishing condition.
THE NORWALK BUILDING. LOAN;
&. INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
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Financial Condition as of June 30th,;
1917. 2‘
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. Assets. .
Loans on real estate. . . .$310.5410.I§I'II
Expense ................. :ioi
l‘ash ..................... 16.510643
lliscounl and intcrcst ..... 155.0”;
Totals .................. $332,945.12}
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Liabilities. I
lluts ..................... 3317.57.33:
Surplus ................... 2.40000
Profit ahd loss ........... 1,309.24
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what he a do. rm rm» *m rm “2* warm “some £32325“. ........... 3:111:1111‘ ”373-3":
__ /_ Membership fees ......... upo‘
Transfer t‘tcs ............. 2.0a
. Illort‘owcd mom-y ......... linluuw'l‘
i SPECIAL SALE I 'l‘otal ................... sonata-ii
_ I Statement of lT‘t't‘lIllS and Ill hut-.2.
- - _ . . Imcnts for your cntiiuc. Junt Itutl.‘
Q 8 Of wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in , 1917. ‘. I
B , p3 .- - . Receipts.
{@fit gflfi?£ggv I town to choose from Prices lower than elsewhere. (‘nsh on hand, m“, mm
“ 0 U I Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices. . 1916 -------------------- 5 “'237330.
_ . ‘ Membership {III-s ........ loitnt
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHTI CLOAKS m P KRIS MILLINERY IIluc-i -------------- . ------ HATS-"0i
. . ‘invs .................... 183.90
RATES TO 'NEW YORK . i ‘lntcrt‘st .................. 18,0501"!
. I . Transfer fI‘I'S ............ lttuo
.THE ANNING J_ SMITH TRANS. 33 South II/lam St' South Norwalk' Loans on rcnl ('slilll’ rcpttid liSjlumu
PORTATION LINE, Inc. Loans~ on stock rcpnitl ..... 3.2III’LI’III
nth-eight boat leaves Pier 45’ Eastl- W‘MIMM ~.~.. ._.fiv A ‘ AA A A .’ A H ._.._:!I LIIH‘UWWI ““1”"! IIIIIIIIII ,-_]..“.“m.“i‘.)l,‘,z
River, New York (foot of Jackson‘ I Total .................. 5183.41.15.30
It.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p. ..
In. Freight received at Nor-walk up to
i p. m. and at South Norwalk up to-
5:30 p .m.
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S ECIALS 5'11“““r U" I't-ul estate ...... s Ts‘joooo
tl’aitl to withdrawing mom-
'. Disbursements.
. I bcrs ................... 8811.07.34
n: n..._._ _.____~ Butter, the fine“ creanlery' per 11" """""""" j ‘ ' ' 436 ' Discount and Inn rest pIIiIl l:;:'.,tvt‘t
Force, per pkg. .......... . ......................... : 10c I Stationcl')‘ IIIltI incttlI-ntttls. an; 2;:
. , _ r =Sct‘rclnry's salary ........ ].utlu.uu
David w Raymond Swrft s Pride Soap, a bar ............................. cc 3 .rrmhurmxw mum. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 13“,”,
Pure Lard, per lb. ............................ . ..... 25c Ilcnl ...................... com
UNDERTAKER I Dunham’s Cocoanut :1 pkg ...... ' ............ 80 ‘ "in“ ”” ““1“". "‘“l” “m“
I ' """"" - . 0 I fill? .................... lt:_:‘.oti.lll
TeI., Office,1059.3; House, 693, 1 Pure Jelly . . . . .. ........ . ................. tumblers .50 I _. -, _ ,
27 WASHINGTON ST . V'l‘tlilil ........ . .......... $155.1I'3flt;
NEW RED MEN’S'BUILDTNG I A. STUI I July 17m. 1017. I'Xiillllnl‘tl and found
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“ s. u S'rtzvlaxs,
‘— _.....- . - 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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I WILLIAM J. SAABYIC. JR.
Audit tit-sf
IFAIRFIELI) COUNTY
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SCIENCE I
Chiropractic is the definition of the.
cause of the disease and the art of,
Udjustiug the same. Disease is causctl .
Specials for Wednesday
BOARD SAVES THE
FARMERS ON CROPS
by a wrench. twist or . l , . 2- “ ‘ (Continued from “1‘31 page.)
back Even ,, do“, :;;rag,;3hg:;gt swrrr s PREMIUM OLEOMARGARINE ..... -. .. 320 1b.
It creates pinched nerves and pain in: LILY OLEOMARGARINE ......................... ,2861b- f '2“ ”1'3 CI'UIIS matured Inrnmrs ,,,..
gigs life In the different organs and‘ GOLD MEDAL BUTTER ......................... 480 lb. :I‘V’“? 4” 1411120 murkcts. suddenly
Phlroumctors remove the mum of‘ SWISS CHEESE 400 lb. ENGLISH CHEESE .. 3201b. .‘ [gynim‘l’lwIIII‘E'ZIE‘III hihdl (Ilfiélllllcuroltl
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W380 and pain. health is restored JELLY CDRNED BEEF' ‘ ‘ """ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ 305 lb. i “be Hi‘t'ewtl'y either to itblllltlllll the
$32th harmolnlsing the nerve 8378- I PRESSED Ham . - . . ...... . . . . . . . - - . . .. - . . ------ 3:3 I}; » f product to pcddlors at mot-crly nom-
11 your )0 y. Female roubles FRESH CAU H EEI‘" .. ...... 1 c . . inul lie 0 2 - - . .
given Special attention; also cdrvature “'T . N onhnltil; r dump u“ “Md” w mm
at the spineI You will never regret
aivmg t‘ie Chlrpractor a chance to
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Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
It! Washington St.. So. Nor-walk, Conn.
6 North Main St.
BEERS MEAT 6 PRO
(2 Stores.)
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 881.
Acting In concert with Mic llritl;:-"2
port liulnc Garden's commlIIt-c. thc
. It‘nirlicld County Association through
its Lturicl‘li‘hral Jcomnflttco 'vlllflt't'
‘lil'lllgl‘plll'l and the surrounding rosi-
tlcntial :n‘clion, by the mcdium of
daily and wcckly papers which gavc
frccly of thcir spnco, about thc m"
VISION CO.
13 Main St.
Graduate from Palmer School.
orablc purchanc opportunity. Prices
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HORLON HOUSE
Specials for Tuesday
1wcrc quoicd daily anti thc consumur
{was aided in thc purchnso and dc-
II\'t‘I‘_\' of those articles at “holcsttlc
prices. .‘
Arrunccmculs also were mntlc for
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T ristram
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1917
HYatt '
Norwalk’s Leading- Dry Goods Store
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Vudor Porch Screens,
Hammocks Increase the Summer Happiness
» Woven Hammocks in attractive colors $1.50 to $5
Strong and Comfortable Couch Hammocks, Stands and Canopies
Fibre and Rag Rugs for Porches and Collages
Draperies and Curtain Materials of new designs
all sizes
LIFE LOSES FIGHT
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ON CHILI) FARMI
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Lilia l"uhli~hint: company
that. thc lirunchvillc Fresh Air as;
bill'l‘ttlltlll bc ousted as trustcc and the:
Lilo l’ublishin: Company be appoint-I
I‘ll ttusII-I; 'l'hc third t‘wtluwt of thc:
plaintiff was that Il‘it’llllillll be comv:
_pclltd to turn owr to the plttintlll‘I
lllt‘ int-onto ltolu Ihc trust fund andt
.ho accumulation. I
9 Jutlut- Iiugcl‘ dt‘lllt‘ll all IhrI-c “‘0‘:
lions III lltt- plaintiff. llc thi‘lt:'-’tl lhntf
Ithc LII'I‘ I’ublishlnu ctunpnny “as in,
Ito M‘llr-l' :I ll‘llait‘t' of tltc fund antlI
had no inhcrt-nl right to Ilt-mnnd that;
tho iutoint- from Ihc bilill‘t‘h' of Hot ltI
Garden Smocks
lib dccidcd that thc coullct‘iiul ul'i
thc Lit'c I‘ublishin: company Will]?
‘lIlI' It‘rcsh Air farm was "ontircly in-i
‘citlcnlal and voluntary and could llt‘:
IIIril‘OllIIllU'WI all any limo of tht- plats;
urc inttzrcst" of thc mnhnzinc pulp;
l'khcrs. and that IIIcch‘IIrc lht- nut-LIA
zinc had no right to hold thI- IcIII_
ll'llrll‘l‘s to am accounting. .
Nor IuIII Lite any right to intpnrcI
Into th.‘ nutnncr in which the Brandt!
\illc lt‘tI-v.2h Air association llllillllllml
lclcd thc trust or I-xcrI-isctl its tlist‘tw‘
lion, .Iudgc (inner finds. .Iuduc‘fiancr, M
says that thc only tcnl complaint of: ’“""'“"”“ .
Lite Publishing IFOIIIIIIIny‘IIIIII‘III‘HI‘S Io‘VILrPON RESIDENTS I
lw IIIItl thc llrttnclntllc I‘lt’m) An .I A GREATLY EXCITEDI
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socialion t‘ill‘l'll'tl on tho farm and ad» .
‘ulinisII-rcd thc trust without (‘tl‘lillll’. ————-———— . I
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Ithcy had 2‘ pcrtcct right to do. .
' Th" IlranI-hvillc ”Ml-1 A” ."x'rinl ('llutl and vowotl that ho surcly wouldl
“'4 "MY“? Fresh “1“ Farm," “l TH'I find out tho cuusc for thc IlisIuI-bantw'ut
ntnctl on a hill llt‘ill‘ ll‘l Ul'““‘""i”°' and that it would no hard with tho
FUIIIUII- 5"“. "Wk children ”m“ ””1 ones who were creating it. ’l‘h-n star-i
lt’llt‘lllt'lll scctiom~ Im- rcccived :Itcrt-I gcant was awctl at “Dan's" bimodal
.durinu m" summt-r months for and watched him tcnr .Ilt‘l‘d'is thvi
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outing in II?“ country. and Lifc con-f fields in search of clews. Sergeant
Itlucts “ “WWW"“MH‘. “1'1““ “”1”": Silk had found a clcw to tho casc.’
butions are sought for the purpose oft which he didn't say anything to
2 sI-ndim: ‘Hlfl'll children to the I‘Iu'tn. ’ ”Dam.” about. 'l‘hc cluc consisted of
two kcps of beer and Hillll‘ gin, tho;
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H. KtiegerStCo.
Special Gingham Dresses ‘ $1.89
Shetland Sweaters -
Street Wash Dresses -
Striped Silk Skirts _
Sport Skirts from $1.50 to 5.00
White Hats - from 750 to 5.00
1.98
7.98
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4.98
18°
FANCY NEW
East Norwalk
Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
- COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720
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Men’s Spring Suits
3n Attractive Showing
Smartly Tailored Models
$12.50, $15.00, $x8.oo
~=Copyright,ClothingCo.
,5 N. Main St.
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 367 5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made to
ader each dayI. We also have
, (Gregory Boulevard) I
So. Noxwalk .
Juana BUNS and corrnn'
VEAL STEW ....14clb.
.ou-u....--..o-..-.......o
. SMOKER snoumnas ...................... 210 lb.
1 CABBAGE ....... .. .......... . ....... . ....... dclb.
I CAULIFLOWER'N . . . . . . . . ............. '. . 10c and 200 head
2 monotonous. ............ ..................6for25c
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I Schultze s Samtary Markets
I 32 Washington St. 39 Main St. I
South Norwalk. ‘ Norwalk. . ; I
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...’..."......... ins": m“...Iggfiggs‘pRopg"
E” I TO END TROUBLE
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N 3W YORK. .luly lSr-Workmcn 10—.
day not the axe to the lorgcst of Iltei
sevcn iant sycamore tree. that have» . ' ,
~ 1 g ‘df' .. g. ‘ v ‘ The committee did not dcsire to
“00‘ guat .oraccntuly 0‘ “1°19“ .P‘Imakc public anything regarding Ibo.
Ithc. graves in the north side of Trtn-I proposed plan 01 settlement. Tho;
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" I ity church yard. The tree had become {terms of the plans are tentative, it,
'dead and was in danger of failing. was stated. and will be changed if
I necessary to secure an agreement.I
The exact age of the tree lSJlOl on1 necessary ‘0 "secure an agrccnlent..
record. but an official of the church; It is ccvtain'lhnt the citizens' com-1
said it dated back mare than two ‘ mittee Is making: every effort to effeci.‘
'bundred years and may have been in; an adjustment 0f ”‘9 trouble. “‘S'l
existence as absttpling when the firstf
Icrday afternoon the committee was!
. . Iin session for nearly four hours and‘
thouse of worship was built. At, any. ‘
. _ during that time met the executiveI
rate, the tree was in full strength in
committee of the hat nianut‘acturet‘s‘,
‘1770. when Trinity’s first. church was association. lia‘st evening the com-’
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:licily and convcnitutco ol' the distri-
‘ turn to thcir normal. "
iwho never bt-I'orc prcsct‘vcd us
' {ins or spinach.
I ning and preserving in the homo havel
furnishing glass pi‘t‘scrving jars witlt
l‘ttll recipes for cunning thcsc and‘
Similar farm products. The wide pub-I
16 SU FFS GO TO
JAIL FOR 60‘DAYS
button system caused the pl‘itu’s‘ to te- (Continued From Page One)
It is estimated that 30,000 jars of2
Npmnch were put away by poisons?
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their St‘lllt'llCt‘S without protest, or
whether {their cases- should. be up-
pcaled. Although no one at the bead-
Il‘qit‘tcrs Would confitm it, there was
indications that 11.0 course Iii the
bccn prcharctl by lhc committee in: womcn‘s (”was might b“ detcrinlned
('hm'gp 0f the work undcr tho sup-it»! finally by the attitude of Dudley
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”mm of 8‘0"” COHGQP (‘Xpt’l‘ts and? 1‘“ 1d Mdlonfthlflouitilllgllli‘l‘f‘c‘::l“l‘t]’]‘;ifl\t'
the sanction of the United slam. my New York. . .,
partmcnt of Agriculture. Those are: for the women cud later got poinutv
.somi to the. dis‘ribmpd directly: sion to act as their counsel. But in-
through the county by the generttl- “Pad ”f mkmg any “mu 5‘9"“ cube-
committees that are now. 1,51": WI half of the women, Mr. Malone went
pointed in each town. The system M. to thc \‘\ httc House forha long con-
dirt-cl purchase is to be stimulated fercncu Willi President \“llSOll.
in up country cities and towns” I What happened at the conference
—.- ‘ ‘ was not. rcvenlcd,.but Mr. Malone
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DIES FRQM MULE’S KICK_. conic away _,\Nbly perturbed ant
Special Ill‘llll't‘l‘S in the art of can-I
William Tischion. in??? years Md.\\'!10, tnkc up actively the fight of the sol-
wos kicked by a mule. two weeks ago ‘fratgisls. who repeatedly have been
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whtlc passingr through a barn in which
the
- . . for their demonstrations at President
animal “as stabled, died in the Wilson doorstep“ Those rumors My.
hospital here today from 11" injur-I Malone himself would neither deny
les. I nor 'ztffirm. ‘
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DANBURY ICE DRIVERS STRIKE gl-IANDLI
DANBURY. July lS.~——’l‘wcnty-one of.
the twenty-six drivers employed by
the Danbury Ice Company are on
strikc to enforce a demand for an in-
NG. RED CROSS SUPPLIES
\‘l'ASl-IINGTON. .Iuly lS.—-Plnns for
handling: the immense amount of mer-
Cy supplies now going abroad, as Well
as the necessary purchase of tons of
. ‘ there were many rumors that ho had
P"\'\}31TRY' ‘Conn., JURY 18.~—Mrs.v resigned his collectorship and would.
in police court during recent wmksI
Ircmnins of a midnight feast. as wcllI
Ins footprints of a goodly number of;
I participants. Ho copied as wcll llgllIhI
'in one of the neighboring houscsl
lwhich were not uglow at the limo.
,of his arrival. Upon invcstigation, hc
‘found the key to thc culirc mystery.
. which had disturbed the peaceful
Icommunity. A man by the name of
1Adams; and his wifc had just rI-tutn-
tcd front a motor trip to Norwnlk as
5 a result of their being tippcti off that
n serenade had been plonncd for that
.cvenintd by a party of friends who
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“ were armed with all sorts of artillcry pk.
I and small arms, with which they wot-c . . _
going to demonstrate what the sound,
I of war was like. Mr. Adams has re-j '
:ccntly joined the aviation Corps, antlI
Iiogcthcr with his bride werc sum~
nleriug in Wllton awaiting his mill
to government service. This was the,
solution of the commotion. But whatI
was "Dan" Keogh doing all this linie.I
lThe sergeant finally found his Icaring’
across lots after a moving figure,
‘which proved to be a stray cow (in L
'deavoring to get beyond tht- reach of;
the excited “Dun.” It was rumorcd'.
that. “Dan" had walked over 'nd The North
kicked one of the nlnraudors, who;
had-a large bound as Wcll. withoutI
knowing what he was stopping on. It:
i is said that “Dan” thought it was a
‘ slump.
It is also quite evident that the
serenading party had mistaken Mrs.
Colcy‘s home for that of Mr. Adams.
P0lAl0E8
PHONE-371
nonpr Auro'
- DELIVERY
‘ ”68 in addition to our regular
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2 in 80‘. Main so, so. Norwalk, Ct. I
' mun.m.t05p.m., 71.08pm. I
destroyed by fire.
HEAVY BUYING OF COAL
NEW YORK, July l8.—Heavy pur-l
,chascs of coal by npartmenthouseI
Imvners today resulted in an lnvesti-I
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WITHOU'EPLATES Egation being instituted by John J-I
Illnrphy. City Commissioner of Tens-I
Iments, to ascertain how extensive eat-1.
In; J. H. mallery IterIor storage has become. I
I The uneasy condition' of the coal
market has lead to the utilization of-
ituusml space with and without not-
ification to city authorities it was
said, Commissioner Murphy said no
more cost than is necessary to sup-t
j good now. pays nest in the pa“ Iply a building shall be'permltted to
‘ H ., , . ‘bestored outdoors. ‘
“Klan By Az‘nointment Only
mitlce met the manufacturers and: crease of bay from $3 to $3130 a day,
tallied“ over the proposed plan of set-am an attempt to get workmen in the
tlcmcnt. This morning.r a third con- , .
forence was held and when Mayor companys ice house and stables to
Sunder-land came out of the Danburylmll them one Of' the strikers assult-
club. where the conference was held. ed a follow employe last night. and in
he said that he was pleased with the
progress the committee was making. doll
lt~was ‘stated at the offices of thcl
hatters'filassociations this afternoon‘
that. the first “rough” hat shop. of any.
importance, has been started in the‘
New Jersey district. President Mc-
Cue, of the Finishers’ nusoeiationf . . -
stated the local ofllcers has been ad- fayette, on Septemhe: ‘3' 11:: 1381::
vised ‘that a factory operating five, from here today. Ilun me on w"
formers has commenced operations In 85k?“ *0 co-operate with patriotic 50‘
Newark, but no details regarding the cielies in honoringthe memory of the
starting of the plant. or its owners. great Frenchman;
had been received this afternoon.‘
There has been no “rough" hattlng' - 2 *
in the New- Jersey, districts hereto' ”A ”0“ advertisement pays best
fore. pin therhest paper... "
ars and costs.
BIRTHDAY 0F LAFAYETTE
NEW YORK, July 18.——A call for
the celebration of the birthday of La-
Ithe city court. today, was fined len’iSuppIy Service here today.
drugs. thousands of ambulances, thou-
sands of blankets and great stores of
bandages. ‘slieetiug and other mater
ials, were discussed at a conference]
of the directors of the Red Cross;
Specials for“
Thursday
I tThe directprs are w. G. Evans. Den- gPorterhouse Steak . . . . . . . . . 35c
v‘er: Frank A- Bevan '31innean0lis= .Sirloin Steak ........ 32o
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'1; g- 0- Banging?“sffgfctioni: Shoulder Steak ......... . 22cl
. . prague. c : J . . 2-
.3“ Chicago; John L. Grandm. BUS.IHambur_ger Steak ...... 22c
ton: Asa A. Candler, Jr., Angina; J,.Fresh Liver . .............. ,. 180
A. Baillnrgeon, Seattle; H. F. Altman-I
der, Tacoma; Horace M. Swope. SLI
Louis; H. R. Laboulsse, New Orleans.
Iand W. H. McLaren and Otto T.‘ Ban-
! nard, ‘New York.
Advertise in The scanner.
New Yurk Mark etI
143‘ Washington St.
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An All Metal Freezer. Will freeze
cream in 4 minutes. ,
1qt.size $1.50
2qt.size $1.98-
ALL SIZES wnirr': 'n'oo‘mnt
AND ALASKA rnnnznas A":
POPULAR PRICES. ,, ,
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Albert F. Gellebe
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25 Washington St. so. mm
Prompt Delivery. ' .1}
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