WANTED. 1
Main street.
ANTED—LABORERS. FARRELL
Hickory Bluti‘. Apply superinten-
t. 025 3t
ANTED—BY YOUSG LADY PU;
:1 as bookkeeper and stenogra-p
1'. One who has had several years"
rience and is dependable. Ad-
. “. 1.," care of Sentinel.
ANTED ~ HELP. GOLDSTEIN
t2, East Norwalk, opposite East
t'alk railroad station. 024 it:
ANTED—OPERATORS Axn Ci:-
."l'ERS ox nAm coars. ALSO
Anxntts, BOTH MALE AND no.
LR. STEADY wont: GUAM»
n. :7 A wuss: warm: LEAR‘S‘;
. APPLY AT ones. D. uAnnts.
UTH NORWALK. 52 WA'rsit
mar/r. 023 Bi
ANTED—«A GOOD WAl'l'lliZSS~
.mliermaid. White or colored. 2
cs from Norwalk. References re:
red. Good home. 325 per mount."
, 188i. 023 at
ANTED—A BOY AiiOt‘T
rs of age. 10 per cent. bonus
wages. Apply J. & J. Cash leu‘
estnut street.
4......—
Ciassiiieti........
MVCI'HSCIICIII
2 ton. Raymond Bros.
ANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH”
u't matter if broken. 1 pay 82 loiW‘Tk- 9- P.
. per set. Send by parcel post and 5mm. Phone
cive check by return mail. L Lia-E
. 2007 S. Filth street, Philadelphia?
012 Ile-"iprovements
Mine 7 room cottage all improvements FOR BALE—TWO NEW‘LY RENO 3"!" pcndcncy :0? said complaint be,
Mi.
Business and Professional .
Miscellaneous Alla.
mm. L l
5-”.
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ANTED—dross cuvasssns.‘ TO LET—3 LARGE ROOMS. "181‘: Fort SALE—AU
walk.
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ROOMS, UP- '
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TO LET-5 LARGE
per floor with improvements at 11 Cot-19s,
gtage street. Inquire A. smil, 24 Cot-iwork. stir trial
tage street, East Nor-walk.
T0 LET—HOUSES, FLATS, BARN,‘
manufactory with or without power,| FOR SALE—YOUNG Pills AT NO. 1
Norwalk, East Norwalk and Roway' Center street, South
023 31_Aiennder K. Morton.
'ro LET—5 ROOMS sncoxn
floor No. 10 Pleasant street, East Nor-1
walk, Conn. Adults preferred. 023 81‘
T0 LET—IST FLOOR 7 ROOMS
bath. gas, electric lights,‘phone, large
grounds, chicken houses. Rent 316..
214 East avenue, near East Norwaik.
depot. 023 at
\
TO LET—OR FOR SALn. to noon;
house. All improvements, electric and}
gas lights and steam heat. 12‘! fiouthi
Main street. Phone 672-1.. inquirof
James Yates.
ply at odice Old Well Cigar Co. ;
T0 LET—2 OR 3 FURNISHED
1182-5.
To LET—6 ROOM COTTAGE ALL
at 21 Lincoln avenue.
lat 1:30.
FOR SALE.
”716‘
William R. Isiah. vs. the upro-
Inthispagn'l’nmy-ltu Words or standout. ti t true -
7“th... as weak trhmcouerici'MfDE-i
am managers-mm .tobermemm. - 3
Upon the petition or the said wu—i
.liant it. unusual, praying per mm.? the card be red, he will know that 52
\therein at my, tor ‘ ”41mg“ do: per cent. have subscribed. and, should
lciaring invalid, as a lien on real es-
CTlOV an r: oriififi‘fifl: mus; m a” Tm
, - _ floor. A. w ‘ e ‘ ‘ 1 other re let some red, white and blue bands therc-' ’zlix. 10:03:, 10:00, 10:50:.
2.2222222222222222. .2 .2222: 22.2.2222 2.2222222..22 22 - .. 2...... .. .2... .. .2. .. .. 2.... .. 21 .. ......... .
.uuirc at 12 Howard avenue. East Nor-i
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. 3“! N0"|Court, in and for Fairfield County, on:
walk. Pestponed to Tuesday. 00!. 30. the first Tuesday of November, 1917.‘
1.200 lbs.
arm in excellent condition. Party,
leaving city. Terms cash or to suit:
Norwalk.
w _..---:—1.-. ..
FOR SALE—$050 BUYS ABOUT 3'
acres ol good land: near Nomalk. Also.
two good row boats in good ordeal
iPrice $12 and 38. Address P. 0. box: Matthew Thomas Ryan.
54:, South Norwaik. on at:
1 .
FOR BALE—2 AUTO “RES;
new Firestorm, non-skid, with new; Upon the complaint of would Sad» Bond for one year. you have $104 ‘at;
Norwalk. Phone 1182-5. ,
iron 'sALr—nuAi.
rooms for light housekeeping. 92.50 alarms, large and small acreage, cliv'iimc notice oi the pendency of the.
Malioncy, 5: Van Zandtipropcriy. Gentlemcnfs estates, also. complaint was given as required by
antiques, upright piano and second;
street, Norwslk. s29 1m‘
1
025 3t' 731
in appearing to and being found by
_ the subscribing authority that
F0" SALE—PAIR CHEAP HOR8'{TPDI’P§PBYRC"V98 ind crgdflofg amt there were no "1‘" or omissions in
“Chi Suitable 18"“ ' be located by and are unknown to the "'9 particular place.
8"“- Will hire 3, petitioner. '
[day or week. stowan Farm, West;
lNorwalit. Tel. 592.
said
Thornton, ordered. that notice of.
nicucy of said complaint be
«given by publishing this order in the
'South Norwalk Evening Sentinel, a
””11““- APP” newspaper printed in Xorwslk, in said
gFairfleld County, once a week for two
. . weeks; commencing on or before the
F°“- “LE“HUNT'WTO“ P" 25th day of October, A. 1)., 1:17. 3
[iv the court.
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FRED W. '1 RACY. '
‘ purchaser. 9 Van Zant street, East ‘ .
Assistant clerk of the superior Lourt good thing when he or she sees "fit“. ‘32]. 5:51, 7:05;, 7:3. (aridgoi
'for nit-field County. .
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NOTICE t
Sadie Avery ingersoli ‘ “You, vs.;
rniriieid'
Bridge
State, of Connecticut.
County. Superior court, ss.
port, October 19. A. 1)., 1917.
023 st Nnmlk tube. 1 very soot! Kelly-”o Avery lngersoll Ryan. praying. for
'Sprinstieid with tubc 35111 n. Sever.
To LET—7 ROOM APARTHENTjai kitchen runs“. 1 Kent’s bicVClP. llvorce, now pending before this court.f the last days of the big drive. Nor-
reasons therein set forth, for a til-E
illrst floor, 64 Meadow street. Electric'new step on scales, 1 motor boat, ITihpvin'g been returned thereto on the walk people cannot in
16 lights recently papered and painted. foot, all equipped except motor. P. P..ff|'3' Tuesday of June, 1917, ‘
paid‘ Rent :14. For further particulars ap- Maboney, 52 Van Zant street. East; It appearing to and. being found by
i
this court that Matthew Thomas Ryan-
;the mid defendant is absent from rainy"... mp]. would ,3“, ”m,
my"? state and gone. to parts unknown, and : to the wheel and drive the .requlr
order of notice heretofore issued, and
Ehand furniture. L. B. Hall, 106 Main ’ ”0‘2 the plaintiff asks for a furthi‘r on"
art of notice in the premises.
Therefore ordered, that notice at;
Apr-[50.434153 TEETH. wg‘at 34 Taylor avenue. Inquire nt Unit-rated houses with improvements. Bey» ; giVen by publishing this ordcr in the
so teeth, no matter it broken, also
id crowns and bridge work.
nis street, Albany,
ire cash by return mail.
‘W ANT
w-w
WANTED—TURNERS TO WORK
factory. : _
y as high as $17.50 per set for oldK“J 6"0091'5' 0" R- 0. Raymond.
I
Mail.
Herdan False Teeth Specialty, ”grooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-‘V
N. Y., and mytrlc lights and improvements. Rental
land 3! Chapel street, Norwalk.
.moderate. inquire 84 Woodward ave-
inue. Tel. 365-4 or 473-3. ,
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; TO LETPSTORE 207 WASHING-i
~ton street East Norwsllt. Apartment.
2209 Washington street, East Norwalk
in
iqulro 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
'7 £27..-:_‘:
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
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WANTED‘YOUNG MEX OVERl 10 per cent, discount on 1917 My
to work in manufacturingand ship-
g departments.
WANTED _. SillitTMAKERS. PM
its learning.
[it Peabody
w
& (30.. inc.
Arm: for
nus-iii hot-trim
”l lfll‘flfi
answer.»
3' Mann
a.
is
if
in 1931 i
. , . Aim
1* Amatmummflkmnemm '
-— ‘ —:
Arcclis Hogopean, 01 38-51733;
ireei, made a complaint against
amucl Libertiner, at Windsor Place.
jitnev driver that the latter had hit
im with his . jitney while he was
nosing South Main street. it dcvcl-
put filial Arcc'lls had an umbrella up
nd did not see where he was going
nd stepped oil thecnrh and started
cross the street without looking to
~ whether he was in danger. The
itney bumped him on the left let.
i did not injure him otherwise than
'iiising hi! lea.
sa— -
1‘4 Mr Burns, or 101 East arcane ro~
tom-ti to the polict.I that an uukown
i had killed six ofvhin chickens.
i he matter was referred to Dog Wur-
‘en Walsh, for investigation.
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The senior clan of the Hillside
11001 has dr-cidcd to purchase a ’50
oibi-rty Bond and the other clams oi
ho school have also decided to mix--
hsse another bond. '
c: the urinary '
mm
cles—nuio tires, seconds at reasona-
'blc prices. A. Morin», 70 N. Main.
é—‘fiins A HALL. noonusws HALL
iwhich has her-.1 beauiiiaiiy renovated.
{in now open for engagements for balls.
fdances. entertainments and concerts.
EApply zit the Unity League club-rooms
.t 127 Washington street, telephone
'2 i591,
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Mrs. Catherine Pomeroy.
’ Mrs. Katherine Pomeroy of Norwalk,
5died at. the home of her daughter, Mrs,
$1.71. Flanncry in Brooklyn, N. Y.. yes
‘terday. She is survived by three chil-
1tirciiuiteorgc Pomeroy of this city. Mrs.
:J. L. McCormick, and Mrs. J? R. Flatt
inery. both of Brooklyn. Funeral serv-
iiccs will beheld on Friday morning at
'9:20 o'clock in St. Mary's church. nu
.rial will he made in the family plot in
st. Mary's cemetery.
has for the past four weeks been un-
dergoing changes and ro-dccoration,
'wiii be open next Sunday morning at
11 o'clock, with the two sacraments
of the church. Baptism. first follow.
ed by Holy Communion.
The case oi Samuel Pooley, the
well known instructor of the terns!-
ciiorian art, who was arrested on thc
complain‘ of his witc, who said tth
he failed to support her, was contin.
'0", this morning. Mr. Pooiey has
been in the lime light once before
with his conjugal
be locked Mrs. Pooley out of their
Monroe street home because she
would not aim his exemption papers.
The police were canto at that time
building. Tel. 535-3.
' A“ 71
011 at}
St. Matthew's Church Wilton, which ‘
Tel 7 5312
FOR BALE—41mm!”
with one-halt am of hand on Wt it,
pike. Must be sold at once to closet
estate. Small amount of cash requir—f
ed, balance on mortgage. |
Keogh & Candee, Attys. United Bank
FOR SALE—CITY AND COUNTRY
property of every description. it imit-
ink for a home or investment ""v
is the time. .
Ask John T. 1339.122.
Real Estate—insurance i
1 MAIN ST. NORWALIL;
' LOST—A animation ’ilAuxouY.
returned to either Sentlnoi
16 Lincoln avenue.
omCXL PRICES TO
HAVE BIG ADVANCE
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lowert pOnf‘ib‘i’f' price at which they
mizhi he sold." ,
it is expected lhat lht' [trims will
he inctcascd before November 1. The
predicted heretoday to reach 331 per
cent. above present priccs.
The annual'fair oi the First Dis-
trict fire department, which is being
held in the Town Assemlnv "all this
week, continues to be jusi‘as big
success as over. A' larcc crowd was
in attendance last nirnt, and all
lrsctions did a rushing business. Dane
ing was enjoyed from 8 o'clock until
midnight. The fair will continue for
the remainder of the wcclt and next
Monday night. Music“ for dancing
fill be rendered each
Svec’s complete orchestra. .
Local boy scuttle. collected
dimculiics whenl'nnb of Liberty ,Bonds '"tOrda’.
and' brought the grand total of monev
subscribed through their etforts,
in 947,400. The boys haVc two and n
belorc the matter Was straightened
out. ‘
.. The high speed will lurnisli one
protection against submarine: but
stvll another will be supplied in the
ships themselves; Tbcy will be so
constructed as to be safe against one
torpedo. and it is believed that fits
probably would not sink them.
The manning of the transports by
tum-Mots will release many men
half more days to bring this sum nil
fit) the mark of 850.000 towards which
:they ’
:csmpl‘isn. There is little doubt but
have been working during the
what the boys will accomplish ="1hll
lest within the next two days. The
Damn Bank has .askod a number of
the boys to no to Darin sushi in
Wins 11qu lathst place.
i A regular mm at human Co.-
No. mm. 0- 0. malt”
. _ 2 ..
u‘it.
. 191 i
"0qu
will give u iibcral reward if round and ,- ~ »
oflicc or ‘; PAPE’S mms‘m 2 -
l
finis'wrl (‘_\’P clasam. so as to find ihojln
‘1 .GHIOTI'O'S“ :
fiernl barns on premises and 15 acrcsggvmmg 5","an a npwgwpp, wing.
:of good (arming land at Conn. turn-i", in South
TO LET—~h‘l.OOllS 0F 3 AND 4 pike. Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16 Grove street. ““93”,,”
Norwalk, two times
commencing on
or iii-fore 25th tiny or October, A. 1).,
By the court.
. “'"JJAM T. “AV":AXD. .
Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn- Clcrk of the Supcrior Court for Fair-l
field County.
liltiuiro‘. To prove that thcyhre’lr‘uc-pairiq
tits and that they are ready and will-
;inc in do their bit about a dozen of
the cniplovcs of the Hotel .‘iiahnckcmo
have taken Liberty Bonds of this.
the Second Loan, and these bonds
range from the $50 bond to the $100
bond. The cmployes are great homil-
icrs o! the Liberty Loan and Mr. Coir
nor, the propneto is also a great
booster of the lnnn.‘ A large Ameri-
can fine, one of the largest that Nor-
walk has ever seen is draped on _the
west side of the hotel building, where
it will rcmain today during the par-
ads.
i iii iiiiiisiiii tilt ]
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maximum increase in some cases tuition, heartburn, dyspepsia: when the
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utivuandaedmauflgl one no”
[Him deceased. 5 3 see I blue card inscribed
den or on the wall, he will
i not Mr. Man or Mrs. Woman knowu a‘oniy,
' that the. city has been over-estimated
lynan. woman and child is urged to1
remix—Fun mo
not-«Tm. we”.
The honor cards have arrived.
9:24, 9:39, 10:83:} 10:523.
1'. l.~12:08,.12252 (Stamford only}
1200:, 1230:, 8:021. 3:10, 4:321, 5:27:
5:40. 6:031. 0:2“, 0:07, (Sta-fad on
ly) 7:021, 8:00, 10:07:, 10:30:,
if
'leerty Bond Honor card” in a win-
know
that the people connected with the
establishment to the extent of 25 per
cent. of the total miter hm sub
scribed to the Liberty loan. should
Sundays
A. n.-—1z:u:, 52!“, 5:01, 0:59.
6:1”, 19:33:.
P. H.—121”!, 1:09;, 2241:, 8212:.
4:821, 6:40. 0:021. 5:5“, 7:021, 7:57;.
the “Id be white, he “I m that, ’11”, 1.2.71, 10:30:. 103“.
‘15 per cent, In. subscribed, MW YORK To 0001'” IOWA“
But should the card ‘3" the Land-l A. IL—tm. 5:30, 0284, 8501,8518.
muse. for the red, white and blue; . . '. .
card signilea that the emhiirnmemi13.71'og’}g::‘(3.s;m:i3:myiécl:;
has been 100 per cent. perfect-that; .
everyone connected therewith sun's-turd”). 4:23. 5:131. 45:”. 6200!.
scribed to the Liberty Loan and that 0:03, 8:101, 9:28, 11:15:, 12:00:.
W
A. M.-6:00, 8:001, 9:0tx,
10:03:
The cards are the work of a well- “.5”. ,
kcnwn local artist and are much "toi ' , , ,
m, Mme P. 11,—1210, 1.03:, 3.35:.
be desired. They are.
flags of the Liberty Loan. They are.5:02, 5225:, 6:001, 7:10x, 8:10x,11:151
the telltaiea of just to what extentzizzoog
on? thinks of his country. They show OOUTH NORWALK 10 Ngw
just how wide sinks are the people "Av!"
to the fact that Uncle Sam is at wsrl A. 1.43:2”. 1:13;, 5:37, 3:01
Ind that Also ti" "Mme 0‘ h0Wi7215, 9219:, 10:22:, 11:11:, 11:53:.
strong back of Uncle Sam are the! P. Dir—12:03, (Bridgamrt 03")”
people. _ ,
And, at the same time, they are the: 1120: 3-41' (Bridgeport on.
little fellows that show whether «11', Siturday only) 247 (Bridgeport!
Saturday only). 3:301, 4:28,,
1
fort undoubtedly Liberty (Bonds are,
the finest of the boat investments in.
the land today. As Pirie MacDonald'
raid. a few nighis ago. the only at: ,A Dir-13:36!-
lerence between the usual United 10:19, 11:12:, 11:58:.
States currency pnd Liberty Bonds isl p. M,—z;10x,4:42x,
that If you k9?» R ‘100 bin in yllur'7.osx’ 8'33 ’.25"
pocket for a year. you will have $100 ' ' ' '
at the end of the year, whereas. if? NEW HAVE:I€:°UTH NOR.
.VOu have a United Stair-ti Liberty;
A. 01:42:25; 4235:, 4:535 5'50,
the end of the period. 6:50, 8:05, 8:30, 9:41x, 11:00.
The Great WVf- dag . P. M.——12:l7, 2213:. aziox. 4:35
Today, tomorrow and Satur y ”925:1”, 5:32" 5:37, 6:112. .11“
Norwulk (11115.35;
it is a fact!
port on”). 9:25x, 11:08.
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6'333, 8:“
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sundaya
A. [—4351 4:53x. 7:55.
“rid, perhaps. given too great a humid“, 11:00. '
'°‘ “e" but 'h‘“ i" ’ “Md "maxi! P. M.—-12:17:, 1:55:, 2:23;, 3:40;,
“1:435, 5:1"3x. 6:111, 7205:, 9:18;, 9:25.
sum over thc plate a winner. Evei'yfizzs, 11:40:.
South Norwailt to Danbury
set my and buy at Liberty Bond- A. M.—o:ia, 3:27. 959:.
links WI" Be Ovcn- - P. u.~1:27, 1154!, (sat. oniy),2:4s
Local banks will be Open until 6. (Sat only) 4:39, 5127 (except Sat.)
o'clock this evening tor the [turposcf6_25' '
'of receiving subscriptions oi the Lib- ‘ '
etty Loan. _ The bank men how bccnl
{specially patriotic in this matter. it’
means nothing to them in the way oft
financial recompense. in fact it costs! 0,..qu to 30"“, Norwalit
the banks considerable money to doi A. M.-—6:00, 7;25_ 3:25, 104)“,
What they haw done to help the ““1112“.
«moment in this crisis. But every- _ . ,
body is helping out or should beheiprl P' M‘ 4'33" 7'07'
lng ,nnd if you haven't done your bit, Sundays
get busy. '
down in its allotment.
8:30:
Sundays
A. lit—ii: 25.
P. .u.——2:15, 7:15.
A. him—~71“.
P. “—12:15. 6.0132301.»
White clothes that are yellow with
Iago may he whitened by soaking in
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hum rmilk. Change thi- mils crashin-
T
The New
Thrift. System
. l Elan a Free Savings Account
r
'ClilllNlC ColliilISi
A.Constitutional lineal
‘l'hatWe Guarantee ‘
_ ' at tho
. Lamaze. IT- Cv—gl’or run 1 SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
Maud with a chronic cough, so I COMPANY
mid not sleep nights and continued ’1
to lose duh. Hy drugglst asked my
to try Vinol. It cured my cough, I
can sleep nights and have gained
Vinol is the
2 1-2 per cent on what you spend, 9
per- cent. on what you save.
Trade where you see this sign:-
‘ KEYSTONE
r.
‘ dru South Vor ' . '
‘ Frank Baxter. “18" ‘ Ark your merchant for Bank Con
Sundays ' .
1213:, 7:43, 9:13.;
pm ,
“Mammal“
W ‘
lowlnd‘l'ireaofmm
. raw.
smst. um
i...
m 3?
Well; Don’t You Think So}
on; B E S T Y E T tin—Ei-
piece mounting is the very,
last _word identicalmami;
ingureult goes‘on'i'n'd '61!
With-one hand.
Particuhl'l! Pleasiux to
“ Ladies .
(5:4:
THREE!
“The Three-0 lye lorries"
Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians,
87 Atlantic Sq. Stamford, Conn.
Open Oat. Eve. till 9 p. m. Est. 1091
THENEWSCINCE.
tourist-non or cmaoriiAc'rio
it the ties: ‘or a.
tit. disease and , art or
3,
tom in your body.
given special attention: also
of the spine. You will never regret
dying the hirpractor I ounce 0'
I039 701!- .
lunatic treatments given also.
Ta We n. Co
it Washington so, So. Norwalk, Cons
Graduate from Palmer “but.
_#
Any, Store
01' Stock oi, Me
.Bought for Cash
', Address I), care Sentinel ‘
REED 6 VOLK
manicure.
rite our Mr W
ELECTRICAL 8801’
In the Town
AUTO 8m
Phone 805—50 80. lain 8t.
_,_._'.—.-
”fl.‘
_Io. Norwsik, notions nut.
GALI- US UP
and we will rush our trouble man
right around when something like
this happens in your home. it you!
l PLUMBING
is defective. antiquated, unsanitary
or worn out, have us make necesv
any repairs or installs new system
i Vail—LAM. , gunl Ebeclis. Thirc is a reason wh, 11
Five Minutes! No Dyspepsia, . ‘ e Les to give t em on cash sales.
l Heartburn or Any Stomach FERDINANDO BROS. 2 01571:?“.ngpznrrggfrfgssfifipa can! . “Ohm PLUBIL'TS
r Misery Dance Orchestra ~-— ‘ ' .ioaamo A snow
'3 .-ttmh,iii .- . '.
l m". many “DH? 3 0 ac Di 2?? State Amory. Norwaik 7' . ‘ HORACE R "As"
0 . .Buv— .
,food you eat ferments into gases and Monday EVOIIII’IK. M 29 , H l
iupseis you: your head aches and you Awe“ of 21111 08., gm”, LIBERTY BONDS PIM:'L.::M m”
'feel sick and miserable, tunt's when » 1 . c .
You rcalize the wonderful acid neutra- N Ska“; 3““;st _ 3 00 a week at Ehe Bank North Main 8!... South New
plizlng power in Paper‘s. Diapepsin. it on”. on“ A S l 600d Clothing
‘mtikea all such stomach misery, due EIGHT AI: MUSIC! N i y _ M
to acidity, Vanish in live minutes. ' Banjo l 31.00 Perweel‘ at .
t-i if your stomach is in a continuous Quartette ‘v SPRAY YOUR
a revolt—ll you can't get it regulated, “mane The BRENNAN 5T0“ . '
please, for your sake, try Pope's Dia- Quartet“ ‘- C A R
pepsin. it's so needless to have an 1888 . l 42 80. "Ch 5‘.
acid stomach—make your next meal a unguie, 1 i . . .
favorite food meal, then take a little 001109112310me until 12 l ‘ \ l W‘th
1 b Diapepsln. There will not be any diay , ‘ . . .. W
”m n {tress—eat without fear. it's because Ticketl350entszach n ’ l URS W
. gi’apc's l‘iapepsin “really does" sweet- “I'm-0W then Wi Off With c] J,
“059 on oriiolorder stomachs tun! give it’ ..___.... ,._._.._.~.. M m “it! and «is made to ordar - cgeeese do“!
its millions of sales annually. l Th ' from selected skins, Orders received ll 0 this‘after each {idem
G" a ""89 """P'" “re-0' ”W's e Milan! 0. °' “W” m “it” ”’9' 1W” ' on will keep vaur car al-
“p Diapepsin from any drug store. it is; “lb m - ; ‘ 8V8 bright [and gum.
ihe’ quickest, surestl antacid larid 31321:, D E c 0 RA To R S 2 ‘ ‘ . _,_,__ lVfiiV clean. .
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