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Bags, Military Brushes, Traveling
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Sets. Motor “Kits, Thermos Bottles,
‘ all here at right prices for depends
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C O A L V ? JOSEPH DAVIS
That’s All
Harris 8: Gans
not believe that it no: a wise thing
to go ahead and build additions toi
the North Genter school until the.E
question of consolidation of schoolsl
be continued or changed over to the?
district system had been decided. The'
board discussed this letter for some
time. Their views on this subject
were, that due to the crowded condi-
tion of the North Center school dis-:
trict, it was absolutely necessary to
go ahead and build the proposed addi-l
tion without any further delay. Therel
are 165 pupils registered in 'the dis—i
trict .and more than half of t m:
are being sent to the Center and eff-
etsoil schools much to the di‘ililte of
parents of the children of the dial
trict. The board believed that so.
lone as tl.u~c were lack of facilities
in the North t‘enter district it was”
wtillllllimtlilltllllll
Baker Bans Present" 011.881 ottitlilv as possible. On the motion of
Because They Lonfhcti lh'. Sherer the board voted to ack»t
With Reglflal' Army illowlt-due Attorney Gregory's lett-Pl',‘
________‘ lstaling therein the .views of the board.
. The 'l‘eilchers‘ (‘ommitteq then ore-i
lf plans now being made in the war sented recollllllendations for employ-
department are mmpd out. the Con-‘ ment of llll't‘t teachers to fill vacan-
lnecticut home guard will have to aban-j ties. The teachers recommended are:
85 Washington Street
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llllME litlAlll] MUST
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68 Water Street
Tel. 721
WEATHER FORECAST.
.. . lMiss c- l w -‘ 3 v
Forecaagt for .\tll‘\\‘:‘.lk and vicinity: l don the uniforms now helm-z worn and I Y.; 3:113:32; 1‘1“:Billiagfnilmnfi~ d1:
cal shout-rs tonight and 'l‘ltui'st‘iay’.,d°“ a, uniform mull"?! “1m!“lhellneS,iilcstic science, at a salary of $1,100
11 extended area of low pressure cen-‘ laid down by Secretary Baker. €121th it Will'- Miss Natalie Sculley. of
r311 over the Lake region is ”mingling that the present home guard suits1 South N0l‘\\'alk_ was recommended for;
t .. _ . , , “'<sisttlnl teacher in matllametics ’lIl‘l
. . . inflate the it ttiondl defense act, beln . ' . . ‘ "
great did] 0f cloudy and unsettled. ' g! S(‘lt’ll(‘t" lll lll'.‘ Franklin Junior High
'eather 9.,“ of the Mississippi river‘lalnlost identical with the uniforms: ”hm” at H SHIP-11V 0f $700, The last
bowels have occurred during ,hel‘worn by ”‘1’ regular 1“th ‘SPG‘FW‘Y recommendation was that of Miss.
35‘ 34 hours from] North anomlekcr has tit-signed a uniform which l“.\ :lyp .\l. llowitt. of Brooklyn. N. Y.‘
outhwavrd to Texas and froth lllinois‘, hf“ lllllllq to have adopted by all home “5 ”3‘11“" of practical a“ in ”‘9 High
astward to New York. Pleasant wea-
"u‘it'd orv'illlzall'ons ,school, at a salary (it $700. The rec,
u . . m. .
her prevails along the Atlantic coasH
. . 'onitltehdaliolts of tho coltll’oittee were
'(onnecticltt “.1" be hard hit by the then adopted by the board.
Ihe temperamm continuu- modemulncw order if It is enforced. accordy The school board til-9n listened to
n all the. northern districts. ‘ing to home guard men-This state the repott of the supplv committee.
has been one of the foremost in .the whose principal tillbject was coal.»
. . >Thcv had received bids for hard cotlli
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(Ollllll) m oraamzinn and equipping flom llisllop it Lyrics and Raymond
.. ATHER It—YhAR AGO To.
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NOR WALK t
W SOCIETY lilil‘ol'loilwitng a llqlilld Zelebratitgn, Suzi
t tan, a e55 ant confess, umpe l
and PersOnal
1into Dr. ISherer’s automobile, while theE
NE WS
doctor was attending a board of E‘duv
lration meeting, and made every effortl
:to get away with the machine. This
,he could not do because it was locked.
f\'\'htn he couldn't move the machine.
‘Sullivan took everything in it, which
tomprised the line’n duster. 5
Walking down West avenue with thel
,dustcr over his arm. Sullivan saw ap
the pl'oaching llilll an automobile which:
Horowitz [~31].in .and guests a, 24 (obtained Policeman Flynn, who trust
Madison street recently. Guests, from 0.11.3.1”?! ".01. m" uouldhc autolnobilei
New Jersey and New York were lit-t'l.il'm,'.' bulllvan lurched toward the‘
,. , .. . cutb. and lilting a beckoning tinge-131
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A jolly time was enjoyed by
sent. The rooms were finely decor- inquired: l
:tth for the occasion. Dinner and sup! “'l‘ilxi'?" I
"titre." replied the poliCetnan, ‘stcpl
per were muchenjoyedAfterthisdanc:1
in;r and mus‘c took place. Music was tation, and made no “mm" “hm
furnished by Sigmund Edelbct-g. the‘lt‘lynn directed the driver ”to head»
noted violiit player of .let'swy t'ity. Al- QUHI’H’I‘S. l
so music on a comet was given by; SUHiV‘dn this: morning excused his?
Maurice Pesto, a noted New “”1le ctnducllast night on 'll‘lt‘ 1around that?I
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Dora liorwitz. followed by song: rP'l- file yintr: oltl'azld married. 5
tiered llv Saul Fci'lt'tn, a noted siltgt‘l" ‘__ '5
in New York. During: the dinner, ‘
speeches were give'h Herman llresa-‘HATTERAS IN
lev of l-‘oulh Norwalk and it. Edelbel‘g: ~
of New Jersey. 1 (Continued From'Page One)
Those present wcl-e: Morris lidelfl ‘
berg, Sidney Edelbet‘n. Sigmund liticlw'
berg, Louis Bdclberg, .lack lidcllwrfli.
lit in. Sullivan accepted the inti-F
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I'lllll after one O'clock yesterday3
afternoon the conferees discussed the;
‘ ‘ . .. Various phases of the settlement )‘0-
Mr. and Mrs. ladellterg. Ml. and 3“”- position which was framed bv Chm:
s. Fcrkin and children. mum" P“ mlssioner McWade, but after the-
}.in‘ Mo and Mrs. Hylllitll‘ and cltild-Zlnceliltu tnded the cotllllliseioncr didl
re". Mr and “,3. Vogcl and (-himi-pn‘llllll deem it advisable to make anyj
“Pl._..~'l:llt'lilt‘lll for publication rceatdiugi
Si in llcvorkin, Samuel t‘zills. .
'dln n ' what had transpired.
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mall “MN“ all“ l“ ll ‘ i l am hopetul, was the Only com-l
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pump, ,nmnl tho comlhlssnmter would make!
it'tl‘t the first coni'clence terminated. i
. It. is certain that Cotllmissioncr Mt".
Wade is making a strong effort to;
Most of the guests deported at
late hour Sundav evening, others stay:
.
DAY. [a home guard "W"- Very ”W M l e l’llothcrs, botll amounting: to $7.75 per . till Monday morning. . .
Tcmpcl mm "in“ I") it“ other states have uniformed their men ton, and soft Hill] at $9.00 a tonimg "_____ l r lg‘u‘ml {MTVOUDW “”0" ”mum”.
't I: P ' ' : ‘ '7 and will e able rovide he ew Neither of the firms would make 3' i rouuts. ‘8 commissioner stated
- h to p l 'J‘ 1 Mrs. 'Mead and baby of llaubuly this morning that labor troubles (lulu;
uniforms without inconvenience. ict'mtract for the coal supply. altd tltc
Aimed at Allies .bourd decided to wait until it later
*date when they believe they will be
3. Slltnt'ct's.
after a visit wiih'lnu the war give “comfort and en-.l
have returned home .
couragemcnt to the enemies of the’
Mrs. Edward llrowncll of Washington
'bliuds; alike they take a big tumble in price, xi:
~ , a
.Ciflle the way they keep the sun out and let coollngiljfp
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1 nation," and he. said that all good!
patriots in every walk of life should,‘
loo-operate to prevent labor difficulties-i
PM».-- fat this time. '
Miss ("lara \‘clsor has l'clllrttf‘d; Yesterday's conference \rhas given
Oak ' strong hope in batting circles that an
itldjustlncnt of the dispute is close at
. , and. ‘hc'c is a e l‘ - 1 -
grounds of ”‘0 Advent Chum“ :tis‘sioan hchade': eelliti‘thh‘u'lltl org!“
tit ' .' . . . .. . ‘ . . ‘_
. Tum m 5“" some, question whether able to ”’0‘ mp” figures. “he potnt street. Mrs. Edward Smith of Bridge-
itlll‘ order will be enforced and wheth- ot the matter ts that the coal dealers
'er the secretary of war has the auth- are not sure of their coal supply, and
I' - . ‘lt‘l‘Vl -.. v’n;~;-“
‘03."), to interpret the natloltal de- alt dtlbtlbt t0\\.ild llldltlnr. .tll) Mull
fenm ‘ ,. 'l‘l ~l‘ , . l of 'l bllllllnll. contract which they . .
‘ ‘ ac 0' not. “H dune m “9 act might not be able to fulfill. The mcm- front spending a vacuum at
forbids the wearing of uniforms simt- m.“ voted m take an inventory f’YlShade comm), at the l‘lalhville camp
lar to those worn bythe regular army. the supply of coal‘now on hand mt
ie -i s v the various schools, and to report at, ‘ ~ ‘
T'l '(1lmf P wt“ (“121!!le drafted l0 the "‘th regular meeting. tthuv-rh, _sltcccssful and that the factories wlll
"m“ P or d] on 0mm on who might The board also voted itnd instructcdl .....,_,.- , ,be opened in the near future bl“ “5,
pose as tanlted States soldiers for the the teachers’ committee to fill tinyt Local fricnlls are being rcmembol‘t‘tl yet it is impossible to make any [301”.
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””905“ 0’ “Slll'mflfle- livacuncies which might come up beqwlth postal cards from Mrs. Clgmptttvo statement In tenant to ”If won
The application of the clause in' tween now and the opening of schoolt. ‘ Summit who is spending 1;“, ”33me :liiblLILYI that all aglecment will bel
: ~ - . ‘ .» The bulldln' comlnlttee were he}: I. ‘ . , y , ,~ - "‘1“? "
E‘getm‘éfiuo: ”1; homemgudrtli h, expect 'lltcard front mild reported on their ef-im hm cottage at the l‘ldlnvllle camp, The eight factories that rcsumedt
for the sum of ' 0 '3 m “"3 ”ab 8 cm‘c‘smt’iorts to improve the sanitarles m thei operations in accomplice with their
.. .. ,nnuouncemeut last week. are graduanl
Miss Rose Fricdlaltd and Miss Reba ' ly getting work in their various de—'
.from state officials in every state that tt‘entcr 50th
Ihas provided uniforms for its men and, The bids for the twa room addition . l
rs at the unions of pultmcnts under way. Some of them:
-hu_ve considerable work ahead. while,
lespecially here where a large sum of, to the North Center school werel opent-l npmbo gtenogrnphv
' ' i . ‘ ‘ed. l«‘. H. nedient being the owes . , ..,. . . r “l .-. visiting . _
thom a judgment was secured sometmonty has been expended to obtain Tht Mu \(llk'l‘lllullP. 'tlc“ 1 ‘ iothers say that present mosfiefig nrel
Miss lt‘t'lrrllmids cousin. “1“” {mm that they will be only moderately
. 'hiddcr. His figure was $3,750. Other:
_ ‘ {regulation equipment. The. law lnvok- ‘t'l‘ ., b“ ‘tted WM, E K White E'
into ago. 3““ “‘1 ” ‘ ‘ busy din-int: the remainder"‘of the
present trade. - “
port is visiting Mrs. llrownell.
City News
VOlllcer Charles F. Page. starts today
-0 enjoy his annual vacation. He. will
9 off duty until August ltitll.
. A daughter was born last evening.
0 Mr. and Mrs. Williiun ll. Donovan,l
6 Isaacs street.
Alexander Morton, grounds. 3 a l
22. yesterday afternoon bid in the
uggy, surrey and other property own-
(1 by Frederick Gregory, against
ed about a week ago forbidding the “.215: A. R. Malkin & (‘0‘. $J.800::E- P0119)" of Monroe filll‘pe(_
use of a national uniform on‘the Robert Ellwood. $4,774: M. .l. Riordan; . . .. .
stage or tllt? use of uniforms by thea- $3.99“; W. ll. lllclllttll\t. $3,990: 1’. J.‘ Edward (loge and Mrs. E. Elliott
tres, banks and business houses thathMWWi' M250“ A‘ w“mr°“' 35'898'j(}l‘gl‘ of llclle island are in Washing"
- . . These, bids do not include heating, . ) , .. . _
are in me habit of throwlng sand and might be mistaken for the uniform.and the board instructed the buildinlziion this wctk, “line Mr. Gage is at l
cast iron into the 'Nm'thlk river. The or PM)” the. army or me navy. The committee ‘0 “m" .‘m ”"1 Wm” "fl
. Mm“ guard ruling 13 lhotlglll 10 he cuttluu the lowest but so that it would. ....-._
police are on the. watch, and will ap'lthc aftermath of this Order. come under the appropriation of; Mrs, Clarence E. Mead and daughter
rehend all persons caught. Secreary Baker‘s uniform is dis-, “9300 f0“ bl'lldi’l“ “ml “Qllli'l‘te. 0 lltuth, and Mrs. Charles Hardy, of New
similar in texture to ”19 regular “Di" to the North Center school was again.son "“1"" today.
forms but must be either forest green‘ spoken of and Dr. Sh-Frcr lllolltzhl that. “"
or blue-gray in color. The. cut of the‘even if they did go back {to the dis- Miss Jcltttic l-I. Polley. stcnogt‘upher
uniform would not. be unlike the old ”M WSW‘“ they would 5“" ““"d ud‘,at tho ofllco of Attorney . A. Boers,
. . ditional rooms. Dr. (‘oburn said that . ., , , .. , _
icculatton dress tmtform such as now he thought that tlle'majorltv ot‘ ”xvii: enjoying it \dcatlon from her dti
WVE‘I‘H by the SDfiHiSll war VeteranS.‘ ple of the district whom he ltad comet, ““5"
ill contact with did not object to the; --—~
Uptown police have received com-
plaints that boys and men who bath
iff the Meeker Coal Company dock"
tclttllttp. to government business. 1
Lady Washington Lodge will meet.
tonight in Red Men's Hall. Norwalk.
There‘lvill be installation of officersf
An invitation to attend has been re-
ceived by members of Lady Jennings
Lodge, s‘outh Norwalk and -_...y Palm-
erton Lodge, Westport.
a
All boys who have successfully nasa-
‘ed the Tenderfoot examination of the
local Boy Scout organization are or-
dered to report to thelr scout masters
before Friday night and pay Mir reg-
istration fee of 25c, so that the scout
masters may report to the Deputy
gommissioner before Monday evening.
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‘ A handsome Hudson
back fired near the Childrens’ Home
in Westport avenue this forennnn, and
before assistance came me car was
badly burned about. the I and run-
ning gear. The car was driven by
John Frizzell, who imcdiately tele-
phoned for the auto chemical truck.
They responded ill short order, and
put the fire out with their chemicals.
The car was covered by insurance.
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MEADVILLE AUTOMOBILE TRAGJ
EDY.:
MEADVILLE, Pm, Aug. 8.—When
Miss Florence Hughes of Now Brigh-
ton. was killed and two other members
of an automobile party, ”Howard Beak,
of Aspinwall, and Miss Mabel Spencer,
cf Slippery Rock, were severely tn-
‘jured in an accident caused by the
inach‘ne striking a tree at a: high speed
near here last midnight. Walter
,‘Wekh, of Slippery Rock. the fourth
tit-awn a revolver and shot himself. He
is in a serious condition.
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NORWALK HOSPITAL NOTES
. Patsy Gllbertl, of Saugatuck. was
discharged from the Norwalk Hospi-
to!» Tuesday. Tony DeMartluo, of 6
Hide street, died yesterday.
__ The 'followtng patients were ad-
inlttd to the 4103mm] yesterday for
V
. Joine- Kelly. Franklin a‘venue.
as also are the collar ornaments.
touring can
owned by John Frizell, of Wall street,
membe‘nof the party, is said to have;
i500 are asked. ‘
‘George ll. Alton-sunning. ‘ ’ .91!-
It is a question in the minds of some
whether the uniform if done blue:
gray would not be confused with the
additions at this time. Mr. Ward‘st William Herman, “l Passaic, N' J"
comment on the matter was that, they in visiting frlends in Norwalk.
should disregard Attorney Gregory‘s: ._..._..._-.._.
w... J ,u
0“" “’m'" by ”‘9 mail carriers ’lctter on account of the fact. that tllel
There is one consolation for the”
home guard, however. That is that'
the same buttons may be used for the‘
new uniforms. Brass buttons with the
insignia of the state are. provided for,
Baker Overlooks Chapeaux .'
Secretary Baker aparently oven,
looks the fact that hats are a noes-ssh.
tr in this climate. N0 provision Tortilla McMahon's hid would bring thcl .
lthority. The kidneys filter this acid
headwear has been made but. it is,
thought this is to be left to the discre-t'
tion of the state authorities. The hat
that would have to be worn with the
scribed uniform would also be like,
t
the old regulation dress hat, and notf$14.500.
unlike the present olive-drab visoredé
'caps worn by officers. .
“Perhaps," said one onlcer thief
lthe suggestion that the home guard
wear green for a uniform. The secre- ,
levy of war, however, would do well
to review the Connecticut home guard
if he has any doubt of the character
of the organization."
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and arrange to haVe your dinner serv-
ed at the Country Club \Thursday
night. '
SUES 0N $1,000 LOAN
Etta L. Noble of New York city has
brought suit in the common pleas
icourt for Fairfield county against
,Sidney A. Bean of Greenwich to re-
cover the sum of $1,000 loaned to
him. One loan of $500 in cash Was
Lmade February 28. 1911, and another
on March 4 of the same year. Neither
loan. has been paid. Damages of $1;
"I asked my landlord for improve-
'exclusive of plumbing and hentilllz‘.lt
,‘Malktn. $14,221! 1?.
clients whom the attorney mentioned} Al
ill his communication were not listed“
The blds for thc four-room addition«
to the Knudsen school were opened. 0R BMDDER 801'th
Neu.
W. ll. McMahon submitting the lowest
bid of $7,989, which was for all work
Separate bills for plumbing and heat-i, Harmless to Flush Kidneys and
inc. were received. the llettting h; tralize Irritating Acids
Plumblnl: t‘o.. bclllg low with a figtlrel ..
of $3,984. This figure, to'tetller withi' lvldneys and. bladder weakness “I“
sult'from uric acid, says a noted au-
'total cost to $11,973.
The other bids Which includedfiimm the blood and pass it on to the
mytxfulwll‘] {tittyili‘lae‘igf'zaflrgit-mxmgE blflddcr, Where it often remains to ir-
' Ellwood. heighiritate lid inflame, causing a burning,
A. Waldron.i scalding sensation. or setting up an tr-
,. l rltatton at. the neck of the bladder, ob
“mom“: "0mm” lining you 0 seek relief two or thryc
'M. J. Riordan, $13,580;
The lowelt hid,
lerably the appropriation of $10,600, “limes duriu-r he night Tne sufferer
was thought possible to cut. down on , .
the finish of the basement of the ad; is in constant dread, the water passes
morning, “there ls something hehiudldition alld bring the figure somewhat, sometimes with a scalding sensatltllli
again, there is.
nearer to the appropriation. Archifiand is very profusn;
feet A. N. Paddock advised against . , .' , . .
slashing his plans too pinch, but be-‘dlmcum 1n avotdmg it‘ .
the basement of the building to bring! Bladder weakness, most. folks call ll,
the figure down. The board feel that' because. they can"t control urination.
they will not be able to cut down While it is extremely annoying and
pglaatfdfinSndomigmbBe $235; 1:3: 831331111} sometimes very painful, this is really
board of apportionment for it ‘slighti .
increase. lovercome. Get about four ounces ot
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The board then accepted the paint-‘ Jud Salts from your pharmacist and
log report of the building committee,l take a tablespoonful in a glass of was
“liltiicllltifigagffldltg‘lt’i: r of Center school \ter before breakfast, continue this for
lowest bidder, Morris Rudder. $173. 'i‘.“ or ”“10 e days. ““5 wrll neura-
Palntlng of two rooms at Fitchlllze the actds in the urine so it no
school. lowest bidder, A. R. Malkinflonger is a source of irritation to the
& gq'ntlr’leot'wo ro ms at Frankl'n‘ bladder and urinary organs when then
in _ o . p i ‘ _ .
school, lowrest bidder Morris Rudder. 3C34n0lmfllly again. .
$28.00 per room ,two coats per room. “fl Salts is Jnexpensrve, harmless.
Palntlng in Putnam school lowost and 13 made "‘0!!! the acid 0f grapes
blidor. iA. Rwlilalltln if Cob $2l3i00. and lemon Juice, combined with llthla,
aiut ”3 nn 93“ 3° 0° - owest and is used by thousands of folks who
bidder Smith 5‘ Wright, “8'00' are subject to urinary disorders caus-
Tlte matter of in round a arm.
too which had begnygremovedpgmm‘cd by uric acid Irritation. Jud Suits in
ed over. It was voted that the aecre- bad effects whatever. .
tat-y take up the question with the , , «up ‘ 3
playground association for their up. Here m h". . pl L olefin-
manta, and he save me I heated rec
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prom to stone-sumo In atom-oom- oL .
‘tthver River school. I! m
v.
m m . tr!“-
tone of the most simple ailments ‘tol
playgrounds to prevent theft was talk- splendid for kidneys and causal: no‘
oont'llthlq-uter drink. which quick-n ””955 ' ’.
Smoked .
Sho ulders
19160 lb.
PHONE-371 .
PROMPT AUTO
. DELIVERY
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UNCLETSAM Wants
l STENOGRAPHERS.
Male ‘andiFema‘le.
l Examinations
Every TUESDAY
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
POI-t Chum
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1, Aug. 1, 1011. who wwrl'fl-n‘:
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Stage close: :3th . ~ »
except Saturday” thén If 93M; ‘1: . . .
gyro if -
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Porn. blind.
all tumhlcl " .-
Splendid Cliptwood blinds andM'Japanescj'v hanglifi’
W; in. .3
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Who doesn’t know their worth? Who CanttOl,“
But it is clearance-time, forcthem.
Japanese bamboo
.. 5 ft. wide, 8 ft. long,
:4; 6 ft. wide, 8 it. long,
regularfilJS‘e-n 7
regular $1.5Q—.$L’5‘?‘
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Cliptwood, plain green
5 ft. wide, 8 ft. long,
7 ft. wide, 8 ft. long,
8 ft. wide, 8 ft. long,
"1.2. ft. long, 8 ft. long,
>.
regular Mafia" fi
regular 34155—3, '
regular $4.753.» i
regular $8.254”.
Cliptwood, plain brown '
5 ft. 8 ft. long,
regular 33—? 0' 32;};
7 ft. 8 ft. long, *‘
regular $4.50—‘33 . ~
8 ft. wide, 8ft. long, regular 54.75— sushi
to ft. wide, 8 ft. long, regular $650- 35 t3
12 ft. wide, 8 ft. long, regular $8.25— $6.50l
Green bamboo, 9 feet wide, 8 ft. long, regulatflS-l,’
. . , _$2.50
surefi Q").
is; "int
(7;. :5 1
wide,
wide,
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The quantity of each size is limited. To be
the wanted size, be promptl
Third floor.
1ti..-Jd-rs .
«.1; i. “'31", it” it t.‘ .
5 .t‘dtustlfili W »
Sale of boys. T
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blouses and shirt; " .>
Sport blouses and shirts, the very sort thgtvbpys page;
erly seek to insure comfort right llOW. ‘
Made with short sleeves and low collar.’
Of pure white or in smart stripes that boys jump font;
Regular $1 sort—69c _.
Regular 55c sort—45c l
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Front baseman
1:4..51”.
Extra! Preserve
kettles-”33¢
Heavy gray enamelwarc. {rat
In that useful and liked size: '10 quart. " , '
, Perfect, good shape, of value almost every day int
every home. . , ._ twhbsl
How they will help in the preserving! ; ~ :‘i’iwwfl
‘ By a bit of good luck, to sell at “NJ. ' 33c.=
~ ' fourth'floor. J , ‘3.
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Dandy raclc --? i7
for cans ‘
'A rack that fits into~ Size 8 or Sipe 9 . boiler—and;
:most folks have found boiler ideal for “doing up” things,'l
i Equipped'with feet that lift it “A of an inch from bot-vi
from of bgiler and prevent bubbling. . . . “1-,
i Holds eight jars, either pint or quart, and holds theml
.W
and banter-pi
i 'Twill save a great deal of annoyance
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