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Alt-rem no GENERAL . rro .st—ruasisnso aoous.
work tor 3 or 3 dual- a week. all improvements at :10 Crescent Ter-
at adoration. 'flaltllfibr- race, souls am. until“. d1 It
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able woman'nin. s. w. Merrill.
ton, Eoun. Tel. 47-2, Wilton, d] it
To tET—«HOUSE. 10 ROOMS, ALL
improvements. 76 South Iain street.
House is in first class condition. Rent
with barn :40. .Rent without burn :35.
Apply to J. 'M. Lam ls Go.,’.lnc., 5
Railroad avenue.
ANTED—civil. ‘snltvwl-z EX-
lions. infiout't lililvlulk soon]
and women desiring :oi’er'mlvnl
kshlpa, departmental, post office,
way mail. customs. steuogl-aphers. 'uue East Vorwalk
to for free particulars to J. C. ‘ ‘ .'
To LET—3 ROOMS, EIECTRIC
lights, gas, and other improvements.
Rent. 310. Inquire at 53 Osborn ave
n30 at
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FOR BALE.
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1. ‘83“. with two tubes, I plcee parlor
euite. 2 kitchen stores, marble toilet
suite, 3 gal. coffee percolator, 2 din-
ing tables, parlor stove, 2 large rugs.
and other household goods to numer-
ous to mention.“ Philip P. 'Mahoneil.
.52 Van .Zaudt street. Tel. 1182-5.
FOR BALE—15 ACRES, INSIDE
hard bottom ground. Enough oys-
tcrl- on the ground to pay purchaser
for it. Price reasonable. if held until
spring it will not be sold. inquire W.
G. Crockett. i Lauder Block.
nard tformer government examin-
izl Kenois Bldg. Washington. To “7““. NO'
l, HENRYv
ANTED-r—IJVE ’WIDE AWAKE
ty with sufficient money to handle
i‘ltl's Greatest Motor Car Value.
its-ell Cars. in this territory. Apply
on Motor Sales (30., 581 Fairfiold
'9110. Bridgeport. Conn. n30 3t
rooms. Rent. 311. inquire oi lira. S. A.
Youngs, 241 East avenue, East Nor-
walk, n30 3t
first floor, all improvements, at 230
Main street. Norwalk. inquire of W.
ANTE EN. WOMEN. 00‘210. Gilbert. Tel. 29-12. Wilton. n29 it
.nlent positions. List free: Franklin:
To L£T~5 ROOM nuuotll'low,
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titute. Dept. 28k, Rochester. N. Y.
about l-z'acre of land. Chicken hone--
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FOR ilLEr-Z FAT PIGS. INQUIRE
vstreet, “m “00'. and basement, 5 William Hasaman. Benedict slreei,:
Norws‘lh.
‘rhe mail-oat at once ‘Parlen
Iis supporting two war orphans in
, fiance tonne Miler of one of
‘ this the rector hair just received the
‘ tolbwing besntiiul letter for the
teachers and mists of the school:
“list” the impulse of my gratetni-
heart I pray you to accept my thanks.
my earnest thanks for the kindness
llwbieb you have lavished on my son.
. 16nd" Vernon, and and in this way on
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1:10 g. It. confirmation class; 8 p. 9" .
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taken in anawerln . I h vs
m., meeting of the men of the g a
parish'.
in the um Club room. This is in- mm mm" 3‘" I ”n ‘m °‘ “'9
”u“. for an informal gathering of ‘mble Americans, so generous. and so
h is ts be tble ne- of the parish. The Vestryflfl‘m'u the cause «francs. How
l Ell" P be. ‘0 "flue-en nan w l the host for the occasion. Mr.‘ I am to meet on m nflll
made for Christmas. vaath Lear I7. Dennison. of l in: will he‘mymch "e“ souls' and :1“. at.
gas aerVire at 6 p. in. midweek pray-- present with a message: “The man . . '. " '
or meeting, Thursdny evening at 7:45.1nd His Church.” 3“" satufacttop it "n be m m“ to
An entertainment will to given and- , Peach my son that beyond the ocean.
er the auspices of the T. C. B. class Grace Church g" g, “M'wprminder hearts love our children and
a; byeem :vgr'f."mmzez 5-1.2? rector.——The first Sunday iniiove France. Thanks. generous bene‘
. . ., - vent. the first cl bat i
he a company of unto-date local ar- holy communion at : 31:02:? l:‘i'.‘.‘il‘;:’fact¢yl'ti of America! Your names will
lists in this line- It will be 'W'Sunday school of 3. Faith at's cement?“ "”‘ '° ”N “m‘ “'- " ‘5 '
ing and a laughablestlketeh. Bet‘tthe sacred celebration o the 0 tray of sunshine which comes to light.
I ll ly'l
355:“: will”??? 10’ ' social u1:::lctrfulliufllon and sermon at 1:30 a. 111.; Inn 0|" dark PM". Where a loved me
out op o w as cream an on . ”my, gm" school at noon, .3 . .
in, Fairbanks will preach in the eve demotion instruction at 4 moi???“ "M." h m ”m" ”d m the
Bills: "A Limited 601" ’ning prayer and brief address at 4:30.'nme M my hon, receive, all M you,
imy thanks for your devotion.
Christ Chtfrclt. Gregory “alumni-- “was: vassox.
East Norwallt.——Iv‘irsl Sunday in Ad- Five Les Etatrt»\'uls.
vent. Dec. 2nd. holy communion andlr' -J-
At the First M. E Church. Sunday.
December 2nd. Rev. 8. P. P‘nlrbnnka
will occupy the pulpit.—llorning,
My ' ; BIN. who! set
sion at 12 an. Everyone wanted in
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East Avenue .dethodiet Episcopal
.Cllureh. Harold E. Wilson. pastor.——;
9:30 a. m., fellowship meeting; 10:30
a. m., morning worship with sacra-
FOR SALE—A 16 FOOT BKIFF
with ours gnd oer locks. ’12. in ilrst
‘10 “14.300313 AND BATH, class condition. Call mornings before'
12 at 23 Lincoln avenue.
FOR sun-1mm: MODEL ov-
erland touring. like new. 1014 Buick
jroadster. Werhle's garage, Raymond
street.
'9
men! of holy 00111318158513 m.. Sun- sermon at 10"” 3' m. The RP" CH
.dsy school and Ian's .Bible class. an
‘The men will begin tomorrow a study . . Grace Parish are taking care of twelve
of the social and economic principleot'er- wanted. The ”Dyan“ and
{ ior ans 1 France.
of the Hebrew prophets and of Jesue.l”“’edg"n""“ WM“ 0"" 1“”de 10‘ ph ‘
The subject tomorrow is: “Moses, tlycl '
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label lender and H" l? H In . m Advent (‘hristian Chutch. Van Zaht
ilevolution'." it p. m., The Junior Lea-'
sue in charge of Mr. Rhinne; 6130“” "an" ”"9“” East Nmaik,
p. m., ipworth League ilevotionaln'“ C. It. Teople, pulpit—Half hour' The
day school at 12 m., evening pray-
UNDER THE, AUSPICEO OF
RIDGEFIELD TOWN COMMIT-
TEE OF HOME lCONOMiCO
committee announces an exhi-
en sui- ..
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I In addition to those supported by.
Houghton Butler will oficllieuthe Sunday school, individuals in’
service. leader. Mrs. A. B. Carpenter: 0' ”my?“ ""00 3' n"; 1"“, com-‘
bition to open :t 6 o’clock Tuesday
7:30 p. m., "an.“ worship. song ser- .rnunion, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school;
9
. “-7 "up”. at 23 Howard aVenue. East Nor.
mums MIDDLE AGED on a‘
rig woman to assist by the month
a home where there is illness. Bet
nces required. ,Address P. 0. box
llowayton, or telephone 621-2. n29 at
street, East Norwalk. inquire at .35
Osborn avenue. Tel. 1306-3. n29 3t
l 1'0 LET—BRICK BUILDlNG. UN-
ion \street, suitable for storage..me
WANTED—A LADY SOLICITOit. for four auto cars. The search & Bai-
' a Fraternal insurance Society. For I” '0'"
osmatlon address C. W. l... 441
MINI-Pl, Annonin, Conn. ll26 6t
T0 LET-7 ROOMS WITH ALL
iimprovemeuts. 34 Taylor avelluo. in»
WANTED—OLD FALSE TEETH_;quire United Grocery, or R. 0. Ray'
tn't matter if broken. I pay $2 to m
5.per set, Send by parcel post and ._.
oe'ive check by return mail. L Ma- TO_ LET—FLOORS OF 3 AND 4
I'. 200 S. ., trams each. Pleasantly situated. elec-
7 H th ”"RI' Philadelphia». iric lights and improvements. Rents
' 22 lmimoderate. inquire 84 Woodward ave
WANTED nue."l'el. 365133734. ' ‘
“I AID WOW 1 BUSINESS NOTICE.
The recent additions to our plantt' . .
ve increased our capacity. to suchg—HIRS A HALL. ROODNIR'O HALL
. extent that we shall need between which has been beautifully renovated.
to and the first of the year 200 men j is now openfor engagements for hails,
ttl women. ' dances, entertainments and concerts.
During the past year we bare in‘ Apply at the Unity League club rooms
ensed our production 100 per cent..‘ ,t 127 Washington street, telephone
(i this coming year we expect more 1593. 011 .3t
anjiiouble our present volume. In'
. limitation of the new’ plans we have. If you have any junk call up. F'eld-
ortened tilt"- working hours, so that luau l: Steinberg. Tel. 440. 61 Sea-
ovv our Winnipnuk plant operates on view avenue. Utietl cars bought and
l 8 hottr basis-«bros shifts a day. {gold in exéhanp, 119 im
Most-to our operations are on piece-_ .
tea. Employment H William“: 10 per cent, discount on 1911 bio!"
I! the work is IlleP- ~. 'cles—auto tires, seconds at r“
Apply at the . Employml‘nt Denali-ml.» prices. A. Modne, 70 N. Its:
w‘allt. Also 3 rooms at it Reynolds’
FOR SALE—PRIVATE FAMILY
would like to find some person in the
country who will give their nine year
old Morgan horse, weight 1,10. pounds
‘a good home. is perfectly sound and
“safe for lolly or children to feed or
idrlve. .Is a regular pet. Raised on
our farm and never been owned by
Eanybody else. In need to all kinds oi
‘ farm work and a very nice driver. For
good home and driver, price $100. No
jockles .or peddlerll need apply. (.‘all
lat stable rear of private estate, 3061
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Worth Main street, Bridgeport, Conn.
:North Main street cars' pass the
mouse.
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3' eon slits—Two mm RENO
valet} houses with improvements. Sev-
eral barns on premises and 15 acres
§of good taming land at Conn. turn-
}pilte. Mrs. it. Tariov, 16 Grove street.
iTel. ital-1:.
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with one-half acne“ of hunt oil-west “
vice and sermon. Monday, 8 p. m
monthly meeting of the metal board
Wednesday afternoon. the Ladies' Aid
society; Wednesday 8 p. in.. Bible
study class: Thursday, 7:46 p. m., the
mid-week service.
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Knight Street A. M. E. church, Rev.
I. A. McCoy. passion-Sunday wor-
ship, morning servipe. preaching by
the pastor: 12:30 p. m., Sunday
school: 2 p. m., cottage meetings: 8
p. m.. the beginning of a revival at
this church. A special interest taken
in weak Christians and sinners. who
are cordially welcome. Weekly meet-
ing will consist of praise service and
preaching. The prayers of everyone
are solicited.
flo Norwallt Congregational church.
John Staph-toll. minister.v—Morning
service at 10:30; evening service .at
7:30. in the morning the. pastor will
pit-sch an anniversary sermon as it
is the beginning of his seventh year
of serVice‘ln this pastorate. Sunday
school. at 12:00 pm; and the Men's
Bible class meets at the same hour.
Young People’s .Deting at cm.
Music for the,“
monetary 'at 3 lock. the worn-
’Norwalk Bold aw. Connectitmt Tan- en'll Association will meet with
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;estate. Small amount of cash requir-
led. balance on mortgage. inquire
[Keogh a Candee, Altys. United Bank
ihullomg. Tel. sits-2.
' W ' STEAL ’MANY rinse
A robbery of automobile tires vt'ns
carriedtoti stlccesst‘ullv in li’hr‘rrrt n»
Thursday evening. evil " ' "nth
{into the Westport t" '1'
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ike.~ illust be sold at once to close!
Miss Butt-bills, 94 South Neill street.
t pie: "Work in Alaska." Thnritlay
f 0 Red Cross Auxiliary will nleet'flrr
their all day session and at 7:45. the
Women's Bible clasd will meet.
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First Congregational Ohurch. Rev.
E. T. bicflregor. ml)” pastor.—-Flrltl'
r-Yulrch meeting will! the Norwallt
'lethodist church ‘YorJthe present.
lorning service atom” a. m.'. with
-"rulon by Dr. M gor. subject:
The Temple of 0d: ~8unday school
out. The Norwalk Tire & Rubber .._ _..--_... ,___________,‘a.wtly with tires rlmmh '? tW-n- .l 12:15 p, m“ in fiflethodist sun.
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.oxnpany. WIMIMBK ‘* W d Bul:?rki’l::l:lNaof all kinds ib:::d0(:)vill.eo::t‘l:l. ”31:41:?“ h 22,7831?! 1:109:11!!! ”sigbfrfijf:
' ‘ e o g k". ’ '__...‘ . ,Beebe. The Christin ' deavor will.
Auto trucks for all kinds of war .‘ meet at 6:30 at “‘9“ ”mama“,
Long distance moving a EDGCNU-l —Banner 93k"? M“ have cake 0°] parsonage. topic: ‘ “The, Optimist's
' Beniamin iiershfield. Day phone 294.‘ Saturday.
Note Book." M ”the Domino-
_ 1: ln.; Junior Loyal Workers mut-
gting, 3:00 p. m: Loyal Workers meet-
‘ing. 5:45 p. in; evening sermon. 7:00
,p. In; midweek prayer and tI-ltj-t
mony meeting. Thursdsy. 7:45 p. in.
St. Water's Evangelical Lutheran
Church. (Tedar street, near West ave-
nae. Martin L. Steup. union—The
festival of Thanksgiving will be ob
served at St. Peter's church tomor-
row. Services will be held in Ger.
man “10:30 a m. and “1:80 p. m
The morning sermon will be on the
tent: Psalm 145. 5.9; the evening Mil“
{man on Psalm 116. 12-lt. The mem-
bers and friends of the parish are
urged to come and help us~ praise
God for his bountiful bleasings. A
vpecial envelope ousting {or current
expenses will be lifted. Regular
monthly meeting of the voting mem-
ber! Sunday after morning service,
Sunday school sessions at 9:30. Chit
drerl should attend regularly. New
pupils may enter at any time. Eng-
lish and German departments. Christ-
mas Hale. Thursday. December 6th.
Choir rehearsal. Tuesday evening.
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The G . el‘bfillsibil‘wa‘lters'wlll’l'l d
an open air meeting. Saturday night
at 8 o'clock. if Weather permits an
the corner at Railroad Avenue and
Washington street. also at Nnramak
Hm. Sunday morning at 10:30. and
in. thv‘ mission room at 3 o'clock
Brother Alexander Palmer will read
the scripture lesson. We expect Vlev
lttlrl-t front out of town. Come and
worship with us. All are welcome:
DEATHS alto roman:
”‘V.
Thomas Terdeff .
Thomas Tordol, aged 0 years,
widely known as a choir leader and
bass singer, died lmtldeniy yesterday
morning at the family-residence.'3¢0
Nichole streel.~Brfdgcport. His death.
wholly unupected has-csst'a pail of
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evening. December 4, continuing un-
til 6 o'clock, Wednesday evening. ID.»
cember 5. at the Town Hall. The pro
gram will consist .of free educational
moving pictures. exhibits on substi-
tutes on sugar, fats. wheat and meat.
also exhibits'on cheap food,ratlon for
cattle. poultry and ’ swine. A war
bread competition pill be one of the
features. All are invited to enter.
Speakers from the mallow
mum's
Drug Store ..
l Nortkllaill Sheet
swam
Farm Bureau on Tuesday evallng will
have information of intere‘st for a
farming community. On Wednesday
afternoon a demonstration on sugar
will be given. A girls' army booth will
r'ell war noodles for the boned! d the
Belgian orphans. Don't (orient ,tbeg‘e
dates, December 4 and 6, and don't let
Your neighbouring“ them.
’ BEAM NOW AT OLD PRICES
. Tresh lost (inst received) of Foley's
Honey and Tar are selling at before—
llle-Vu MOPS. This puts a well-
hnown cough medicine. ready .to use.
in homes at less than it costs to buy.
and mix the ingredients yourself. and}
saves bother and mulls. Mrs. Mary
Kigby. 3533 Princeton aVenue. ,Spo
belie, Wash. writes: "I was sick in
bedvl'ith lagl-lppe. l coughed very
badly. i took Foley's Honey and
Tar. It stopped my cough and I got
better. So now i am around the
bone again."—8tillson-Powell Corp."
will lllll lltllttllill
All About “Neutrons Promlptlon
3399" For son. mum Joints
' . Ind Hassles
If your muscles and joints are sore.
tender and swollen and keep you .feel‘ '
I
! Night phone 880. ‘ 1126 at
FOR RENT
DESK ROOM
Apply lll'. Mallery
it So. Math assumes
~‘WANT
WANTED-ATURNERS To WORK
. factory. '
WANTED - SHIRTI-iims. PAY
hlle ieamllkg.
. mt...
hfo. inc.
FOR sALE~BtrNGALow srx'g Rowan
rooms (new) all modern improvements:
Garage. Lot 100x300 feet. A11 kinds!
mm. well located, on trolley lint-J
Fifth District, low tax. Owner anxious!
to sell. - I it
' ' ' ‘ SALE
Special Sale on Ford Size Tires.
Also 'special Price to Factories
.forflcraplron. Detour-06a.
Coal Sold by Mel Only. ,
1.. MO! .
It. I. lorwnlk.
Tile comm-co.
Ask John T. Haves lElieM'lI'lig-lnrpalflls
nsg'mgtmuon am! W3" Paper
‘ Store cm 1 P. as.
m
it o... Street
" sols tux-Invent
UNDERTAKER.
hi. on... tile”: unto. its.
:7 wasmaavolt er.
.. new use were autumn
"9“,. 1A
fine! G
' House or ‘ MAYEHOFF basalt l ,1
The Social League of the House of,
Maybe! will hold a haunt at they
factory. is hierwln street 'I’hl'sdoyj
and Friday evenings. for the benefit
of the boys at the infill. The articles
have been made by the members oi.
the league.
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ll-DECORJI‘TORS'
Elli—“ls li littlul
i intuit; um
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E Stop Eating Meat For a While if Your1
i Bladder la Troubling' You
' When you wake up with backechd.
and dtlll misery in the kidney regioni
it generally means you .have been nat-|
lng too much meat, says a well-known‘
,authority. Meat forms uric acid
gv'hich' overworks the kidneys in their
.ellort to filter it ”from the blood and
{they become sort of paralysed and log-l
i-gy. When your kidneys get simian
land clog you must relieve themnlike
i you relieve year bowels; removing all
‘the body's urinous waste, else you
have. backacellt sick headache, din!
spells; your stomach soars, tome‘vis
.coated, and when the weather is he'd
you have rheumatic twinges. The
urine is cloudy, full of sediment. chan~
nels often get sore. water scalda and
you are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during the night.
Either consult a good. reliable phy-
sician at once or get from your phat
macist about four ounces of Jad‘
.Salts: take a tablespoonfni in a glass
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.Colew. reckon—Advent Sunday. 8 on should be carefully wiped on. it
outing
ers’ Circle ’will meet with Miss Bar-
tram and Mrs. W. J, Curtis- “1 "’9':le over his large clrcleof friend“
home of Mrs. Curtis. Mott avenuetwd acquaintances, 3"- Tordoff 113'
All articles for the missionary boxiresided in Bridgeport for 20 years and
should be set? to £th Cznaregguofigwas employed at the Singer Mantlfne
parsonage be are com er t . “tnriny Co. F .
Doorlteepera’ Circle of King‘s Dalilh'lsmo; of choir”. $2,:th (”1:52.65
let's will holds rummage sale in thel. ' a a 9
Hanlon building. Wall street. on Sat-.Evlscov-l and the Trinity Esteem!
llrvlay, Dec, 8th and Monday. Dec. 1" ‘Churches in Bridgeport. He was a
All articles fertile." 3194113! '81?" member of Pioneer Lodge, Sons of St.
there on Friday..D’ed'. 7th. Children's! ~ - '
clothing is especially needed. . George. Besides his wife, he is not
- . vived by four sons, George. H. Leon-
South Nofnli Eva." church. Jwaflr PM W'. Ind T. R, M0“ and
Hatrison»’ilhompaon.lpastor.~10:30 mode-stepson. William Rho'ldes, keep-
nt..rlnornins worship. sermon totem." of the Green'r.lteel light station.
“Peter's Premium" 13 m., Bible ‘ of! Norwalk.
school session: 6:30 p. m., meeting
of the youngpeople ol the church
with a Bible study ‘hour; 7:30 p.111.
evening worship, openingwilh 9. song, . . ‘
service. The pastor will continue h's How to Remove cause at a Very “Fee;
series of Bible talks -on Genesis. . ‘ um um...
speakingron "liesaagee from a Great 5 ' ~
Disaster," Tuesday, 7:30. meeting oil The mos: frequent can“; let ' ”b“.
'tlle ”ll”?! Circle of Kilt! mush odor from some and 0 8 9f! . on
ten. Wednesday, ”7:30 ' p. m., choir ncdlunt ,of a bit of oil that may b3
rehearsal: Thursday. 1:45 p. to». mill left on the'ootsltie of the lamp. es
week meeting of the church. tollowotl Ma“, if the lamps be of nickel 01"
by the meeting of'the Teacher Train-t
ing cl ass at 8:45 p. m.‘ ‘other metal which are filled through «
opening in the tops that are closed
Trinity Church. Rev. Frederick A. by small metal caps screwed on. The
ingmiserabie no to your druggist and
say "I want a bottle of 'Nentrnne
rheumatism for yours.
All pains and inflammation will van-
rsh'llke magic and you will again en-
joy the feeling at youth and health.
"Neutrone Prescription 99" the dif-
ferent remedy does produce results
that will astonlsll you. 50:: and 81.00
the bottle. ~Mull orders filled on 31.00
M .
For sale in South Nomlk by H. a.
blend—Adv.
nan-open \FRW'mL-IAMIS
. m., cehbr'ation of the holy com . ' .
mutton; )10 ll ”1' Church school: lamps or healers remain for a day or
11:00 a. m., I'M! communion and ser- two nnlighted. the oil will often soak
men: "Advent. The Divine Presence through the pores of the metal, so
in Mint" 7:30 n mums” sell/m- i should be carefull wi on
The children of the church all bring hey I m
fielecil'oll
ii” . l. .
b
Prescription s9: ” then it's goodbye
with a drv cloth before using.
.of miter before breakfast for a few , boobs. mes. articles oi
gifts 0 as If the country housekeeper «vibe
dlfbaadyonrhidnmwiiitbea aetclothing whicheleearriedbytllela
The payment :of a smal‘ l deposit on
any article will lie-b its. being held
foryon natilyonwaatitiateson.
til seeid of grapes and lemon latte.
fine. “,51Mmg.mgm to the chancel werep ins-gar is naeelainps williakeherIa-owieh
" ed. The article collected are 'mmmmm-‘uciderm
This plan gives you the privilege of
I Whilnsn’kaecslales
Drop. Praec' riptleno
i.
A home need “diva;
sally used
in several sizes
' t
, Albert 1). Margar-
llmm V
‘wasmnc'ron m'
nil: ltlllv 3%
oestatstoa or outline. ,
Chiropractic
it
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"memo!
.mnseofthe diseaaean ‘ .
adjusting the same. Disease is a“:
”ammo-summit.
beck. elm n_ 4m: in shall-II
ltsreatesninched nerves admit
Iateriiteinthedilerentorgansfl
Chiropractors remove tha.easeed~"
disease and pain. bean: is .-
ikrough harmonizing t e nerve, ‘
ms in ”If :61. 03:.” ’I
van specials W: “3" ..
d ' .roo‘ will never read
’ed'
the spine.
giving the ‘rpractor a chance I
. snip you ‘ . .
lagnctic truncate given also.
'I’. W. ll.(.'.
.4 warm 8L, Bo: Wk. 04—. ' '
Graduate from Palmer Cohesi-
CALI-Will"
andwewiilrnshenrtronble-
fitment-sonnets;—
“Emilio-tinny!”-
mums
hmmm
cwasaostghevensmahaes.
uprspahswhaunauwm.
combined with ”this,“ and has been
used oil- generations to clean and
“insists slugging kidneys, 'also to
neutralise aclds in“ the mine so it
no longer may. thus ending W
‘der weakness. . ‘ ‘
Jed Units in mills saver for ”-
tnest eaters. it led-um a.
not initlre mil ‘ ‘
l
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