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vr-r. Apply Not-wall: Steam Laundry,‘ HELP TO WORK FOR THE U. S.'for sale after ‘May l5th. Not delivered.
rum. ] 1'08 sans
WANTEH‘M'MEDIATEL}: MADE! FDR SAL£~1WTO PLANTS
m10 M‘GOVERNMENT. THOSE WITH GEN- B. Lockwood, 56 Woodward avenue.
m10 1w
43 my street.
' ERAL BUSINESS EXPEKKECE, IN-
WkNTED-YOUNG MAN lN‘HARD- GIMDING CLERICAL, C KlNG -- .
ware store. Steady position. Apply Foxl'AND STOCK 1100]! W Will; BE FOR same—hamsou’s RAPID.
Cycles; Hardware Co, m10 3t'lGl'VEN Wham. «SMART 1Q20 cash carrier. Four stations in good
7 |TO $25 PER WEEK, ACCORDING TO order. Also electric lamps. Nehen
' WANTED—“MAN “'ISHES POSI‘ A’BILITY. APPLY .AT SENTINEL OF- Dickcrmau. Phone 654-3.
tion as blacksmith. Call 10 Davis “CE TUESDAY: 'BE'N'E‘EN 8 A- Mi
Place, South Nor-walk. . m10 (RAM) 4 P: M-
FOR SALE - TOMATO PLANTS
. . I All leading varieties. Extra hardy
WANTED—A mom} Boy ovrcn' WANTED-LABORBRS TO HELP plants, 90 cents a hundred. Cabbage
16 years of age to “learn plumbing, Ap- THE GOVERNMENT. THE UNITED plants 50 cents ahulidiied. At Reynolds
‘, ‘plv John Grim. 36 Gregory BoulevardiSTATE‘S SHIPPING BOARD EMER- Poultry Farm, Highland avenue, near
- «mm 3.. 9'45)ch FLEET «cosmnarioo' warn Lane. i’hone 1036. .
_, , W ,l WANTS IMMEDIATELY A NUMBER‘ - ‘
WANTED—WWO BOYS NOT UN-lOF SKILLED LA'BO‘RERS TO HAN! FOR SALE—DODGE 330‘s, mung.
dcr it} years. Good chance to «advance‘DLE BIG TIMBER NO ENEMY Alfiing cl“- A190 Overland light delivery
‘ ‘IEN'S NEED APPLY. (TAIL AT W114 with closed body. 8. L. Benedict, 73
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issue of Providence, R. "1., followed ‘by 'ed to the world.
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STATE WTION ‘for the cessation: of the ma£J;-i ' ‘v 1
flow that you have
manned mm "fuse One). .
W. iing humanity during-muss on St Pet-l
The address of the: evening «wasler's Day. May 29. is urged by Pope H ,
made by National uncilor Burlin- Benedictmospeeialmeasage address I, . .. .y .
. 1 your liberiyjlouils .
C . nd b actl Secret.“ Geo 8 SITE OF WOSANIS F‘R‘M' ‘
013;; of gouthnfimflk y’l‘he ‘5; new LONDON. May 10.-—-lt was an-l - BUY .
t ea i went Was intensely patriotic' pounced here that a site had been se-I ‘
and closed with all standing and sing- cured and that the Connecticut state. WAR THRIFT
State Councilor George L. Pelinun.
New Haven. err-state Councilor C. n.
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. term for women would be located at {1
‘nSTgebfigig‘ Ewmuu'wns held nus“ “Bride's Lake, in_ the town of East"
morning. and the «nomination of oflia 3:33:60 property includes betwecnm
cers took place. It was evident that.I nd 30 “3595 aid 005‘ between‘325,000-
the great majority pwsenttavored pro 3 S ., ' T 9 "General ”5.8mm"
mating the 01d officers one. step, as can rated 550,000 for the proicct.
they had well and 1911111qu horne‘
their part last year. With this in view, E “6“ ,
the nominations this morning were
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practically equivalent to an election at:
the final session in the afternoon. ' fills “film
Oscar D. solmitz of Middletown who
was vice-councilor last year, was nomiu
noted for councilor and there were nof
other nominations. R. J. Reach of El! Lou Moat it: Kidneyl Feel Like
New Britain, was “‘3‘“de for vice-i _ Lead or Bladder Bother.
councelor: William an Ness, Briatol,l M W. ‘ ’ Mm
inductor; 1. J. Cutting of Souihington. l Mefieth‘ofels et $23:
chaplain; G. S. Overton .of South Nor-i ’ g 3 ug s ”a m.
walk, secretary: George Judson orIged and need ailushing-ooouionally
nnnbury, examiner; H. G. Hills of else we have bachcbc‘m‘inli auc-
East Hampton, insi'lc protector; Kean cry lathe dim.” nevere head-
Wharton of New Haven. outside pro-'Ich 9 than .
toetor. and H. H. Purdy of Dublin. or 28km; “m”: w .‘ .utot‘pid liv
who has held the chine of treasurer‘for ’ c 1 a mac ' Mme“ and-all
the past 20 years was reelected toihat sorts ".1 bladdergwe .: . .
c-fllcc. George in. Pelham of New 113- You simply must. keepgpour kidneys
and clean, and the moment you
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East Nemalk i
”names WILL reset: in
BOLD WEATHER
can at our Willard Service Static:
Where you will meet .a thoroughl)
competent storage ‘batery expert win
will [We nutho’rative advice in (MI
connection.
Wcmmoir and Mount.
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x. A First-Glass, mm
at Medium Rice—4t is
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Townsend’s “ Spider ”
Ball Berries .
it hips ofl‘ the greats, of the vigor-
ous action of the tensions and
owning little insect Whose Mme
it bears. ,
BALL BEARINGS
of the very highest Manet
“1.40:1-100001aninch.
ALBERT lLMllRGAN
.upv——-——.
ven. who was the state councillor last native
feel an ache "or pain”‘in the kidney
year was elected National Representa-
‘ tart”.
region, get about four ounces of .Jad
A rental battery for any make or on
Al"tt' i" 111 ’~
n on a ion tom 8 Nee Britain a” m obtained “ any time.
and learn weaving trade. at good Paw " .
The-ColeJRpscoe Mtg. 00., Bates Court. SOS S POINT’ 80‘ NORWALK’ . North MM“ street,
GONN. 1:110 31..
South Norwalk, mill at
‘FOR SALE~0R TO LEASE non:
$0 LET one year, new house, latest style. 71
’ p r I rooms, near water and trolley. Furnish-
70 LET—FIVE ROOMS. ELECTRIC.“ or unfurnished. $30 rent. Address
lights and gas at 256 Flax Hill Road. “A. 3"» care of Sentinel. m9 3t
' Phone 1252-5.
WANTED~A STRONG oov A51
messenger between Norwalk and:
Brooklyn. Good pay if satisfactory. Ii.»
Jacobs & Sons, shoe manufacturers,
Beiden avenue, Norwolk. m8 3t
.. ‘ ‘, FOR BALE—PHONOGRAPH, 75
WANTED ._ WOMAN, GENERAL ‘ To LET—‘FU‘R'NISHED ROOM ALL records, guitar. base and snare drums,
cook. Address Harrison House. Com‘imndem improvements. suitable forgcmsh symbol and triangle. Address
“.3” Bridge, Conn. m7 “.0“? 0" ”"0- Ali“) use Of telephone. 11" box 497, South Norw‘alk. Conn. mil 3t
. = [quire at 40 Spring street. Tel. 2039. '
”1.5.3:, FOR SALE—FAIR SIZED PIG.
v lPrice reasonable. inquire A. Diedrlch.
~ To LET—«ROOMS, AT NO. 16 AND. North Fairfield Avenue Bakermetl ‘31
.17 Ely avenue. Apply to Bertha N.
111:2 (Nagy, ‘15 lzowe street. m8 3t
WANTED—BOYS OVER 14 YEARS{
01 ace. Bring your certificate and ”be.
ready to work Lounsbury, Mathewson
& (‘0. ‘
i For: SALE—A 20 moor Garcon;
‘ - . cheap. inquire at Bay Cotmge, ‘Belle‘
WANTfib-rA BRIGHT BOY_ T05 vol LET~~LARGE renumnlwixsxand, m (it
loam printing trade in thf’ office Ofiioom suitable or tiatt lrousekeeping.',_
“'0 South MWNR Evening lsentlllPi.;_.\ll conveniences. 20 Madison St. 80.. FOR SALE~FORD STARTER.
3ILCheap. A. Modnc, Nortli- Main street“
Inquire at ofllce. lNorwalk.
lSouth Norwalk.
WANT£°*A NUMBER OF HIGH 'ro .LETflxlCELY FURXISHEDI . >
class EMS in 0111‘ Mdnufncturinglle'.l-pom for gentleman. inquire-'10 spring} FOR SALE—EARLY CABBAGE
tfiffirflfimTziierglgf? 3’13: ”:53 imm’ upper hen“ 1 “‘3‘- Dlani-‘i: Mira fine. hardy plants. 50¢ a
w“ ' Hill) ,1“) ,1” Iiearnin ’Cloni ‘ Ehundred at the farm, 600 postpald.’
‘2‘,in 81a ny 11-01]: v at mg'séumi TO LET“) DESIRABLE I‘m/ALL: Safe delivery guaranteed. Tomato;
if ‘ .3- 0mm 5" d 3- ~ '9 " . qty._I*Iouse With all modern improve-juttinmready about May mu. Rcvnbltis'
uruaik, Conn. . " “ V men‘s'rofib‘eb'sio" ‘3‘ once, 53W“. 0"»1’oultry? earn. filighland u‘Jcnue. near
0 . ‘ .harn near ii“ desired. Also two furnish-hunch tune. Tel. 1036. . . !
WAN‘SEDT‘IU' S- GOVER‘SMENTted rooms with both, light housekoepcl ___._ ______________ ‘ .. W :
“H‘s WP» 1‘ Pit-Wilma“. 13 N "Main ii deslrel In uire 22 T vlor are 'r ‘
War preparation compelling thousands g ,1 t. . (11 .. d' 7 t! FOR SALES—HAS" ELEVATOR
‘ H t nit 3100' nth E q ' cleri-!lme' 119‘" Flax lit 1 ROM- m G :iormcrly iii-the Central Food store. Air;
ADD) it me °‘ .mo ‘ a" , ' ‘ ply at ciliceof the Old Well Cigar (30.:
cal work. Short hours. Vacations wlihi , To LET—TWO 5 ROOM APART-
pay. Common education sumcmnt.
. imcnts t"? North Main street. Ront
Write immediately for u. I
list and des-. . . .
W 'n 0 Grocery.
cription of positions. Franklin luau-351) I .rt d '
t , D. t. E, Rochester, N. Y. i
(u e 9D 23 ( T0 LET—2 FACTORIE‘S 0.\' DAY
WANTED;YOU\'G "111m AVD wo_lsti‘eet. Offices corner of Washington estate. Smali‘amount (1' M“: rcquio
= - . ‘ ‘ .. t . 3 trect audit. R. Place. Fe:- iurthcr Eli, balance on inns-(:1 - luv ire
men. A ply at. once and secure. a per- ~ 5 . , . ‘
manentppositlon and learn a tl.ade_;’pa1'tltzrilai's apply Old Well Cigar Co. IKeogh & Gandee. Allys, l uliul Bank'
Lounsbury, Mathewson 8: Co. 1117 (it building. I“ 5352‘
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FOR SALE —- FAMILY HOUSE
with oneohall acre of land on West
Norwalk Read near Connecticut Turn-f
pike. Must be sold at once. to clone:
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, TO LETw-HOUSE 8 ROOMS. ALL
WANTED—“MEN, WOMEN ANDIimprovements in South Norwalk. $30.:
boys to learn trade. (.‘rofut & Knapp Also 5 rooms. all improvements. Heat‘
(‘0. m8 6’3 furnished, in upper Norwalk.
1 Ask John '1‘. Hayes
sperms NOTICES
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ‘
. Situations secured for all classes of
'applicants. \Private houses, hotels.
WANTEDHMEN AT DEPOT’ AD- boarding houses, restaurants and inc-i
ants Express CO. in? 9t; N0. 7 Main St" 1%ka J’terles. Apply Wilson's Employment ‘01-.
XML ESTATE—INSURANCE, lice. 2-1 Clay street, South Norwalk,
WANTED—A DELIVERY BOY OV— j. . Conn Tel 54314 -
or lilyears of age. Nelson Hoyt, gro- *""**""""”—'—f”~“”““~‘—t‘—“—‘f ' ' -
cm" West Washington street. 1119 3tv Firemen PAINTING _ PAPER-HANGING
' 7 decorating, painter's supplies; wail.
‘WANTED -— COMPETE‘NT mm.
for general lmuSework and plain cook-
ing. No washing or ironing. Whites
$30 a month. Mrs. E. ‘M.’ Lockwood.
1:15 East avenue, Norwalk.
Chance for good wages and ad- paper. up-todate styles. lowest prices.‘
Vancement’for men betinéon theragoatEStimfltes CHPGI'EUUY given. Ti‘ifii 01".
of eighteen and forty-five years In ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander‘
good physical condition., Apply N. Y., White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
N. H. a. H. R. R. ‘
WANTED—A GOOD FARM HORSE. M- 9- MILLER. Sup’t-- Waterbury.
Must be reasonable in price. Address 6. A. MITCHELL, Sup't., Hartford.
or telephone, W. C. A. Schliéhting., 1
Wilton, Conn. m9 3t'CONGRESS MUST
Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.
Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Longi
distance hauling. Light. and heavy‘
trucking. .Ofllce telephones 1581. 300'
House connection.
- 1 VOTE 23 BILLION
AN ED—.A ‘MIDDDE AGED WO'i , , ’ g _ 4
mail: era-[companion and housekeeper.I YEARS WAR BILL; _ LOST
Good home to right party. Inquire of i
dire. Marshall H. Tolles, 194 East are .
nue, East Norw’alk.
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1 > , LOST-$25 RE‘VA’RD FOR RE
m9 3 1 treasury departnlent, statement upon turn of small brindle Boston Bull an-
‘i which the amount ‘of additional taxes‘ swering to' name , of: “Shocks." and
WANTED—GIRLS AND WOMEN.l and bonds needed may be based prob« . bearing license tag No.142669. A, Gold
We can use 25 or 30 competent girls’ably WI“ 30 ‘0 Congress in ”1“ “ex" schmidt.11 Concord street, South ‘Nor-
‘ ‘ ' two 01‘ three days. ,
in om- first and second shift. Apply. Le . p . ‘ ‘ . 1
. 4 aders toda indl t -- as k-
employment department, {\orwalk 3’ ca 9d that an en ,
tension of present session to deal with 1
Tire & nubile-NC“ . 11:19. question or new revenues depend-
_ . . 9 upon 1 e impression the treasury" - 1
FOR} department’s statement made. They motor bethen Franlziin ’t L M
gadrnitted. liowever,.n&rnt if it demon-{Takenem' Please re urn 0 I I,
'stratcd that it is essential to actflnow3W1'ig}.It Garage or MCD' Randall, Tok-
‘ instead of awaiting untllb‘December as eneke and gEt reward.
. planned, hope for adjournment July 1 I
FOR will be abandoned and Congress will ‘. LOST—ON MAY 8TH BETWEEN
WANTED-YOUNG MAN be her til i u
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(.16, “.31 work. in replying state age The unexpectedly heavy estimates!“asmngton street and 90 North Mam
experience in detail, 8‘11”" “99‘3“?“ for the coming year includes, the $15,.istreet. four ten ddllar bills. Reward if
and TBfOl‘t‘MGS- Only application 111=i300,000.000 army DI‘OEram. about $1.-freturned to Louis Dlmond. 90 North
writing will be considered. Address Wu 090,000 for the navy with additional 'Main street. ’ m8 3t
Auditor. Wilson Pom. estimates looked for and 32.500.000.000‘ ‘
m7 3t' for the Shipping Board. 1 ' '
_' 1R -———~——__1. l LIEUT,WILLIAM$ DEAD
. A MY euvs Mo- ~. " r. . .— ‘* -
WANTED—A LADY DESIRINGI WASH”: . IOR TRUCKS ' iNFW HAVEN. ’\I. 10 Death of Lien
good home on abl of fillln bust ess‘ i GTON, Ml] 10.—Purchase tenant Earl T.‘ Williams, 1910, at
man _ .. Adios: "If u re $831!; 11! oi; commercial types of trucks for the Northampton, Masai W85 “Home?“
....‘ if?» w ca 0 ‘ h’rmy instead of the development chat vac, today. He Weretruck by. a
T , attwosmaller t s of . " v' 'T' 93'
‘WA‘JTEW—SECOND HAND LAWN roe the Liberty tree bouzh during a wind etc at. Ll,
”tamarind-barren not hon gem D'
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nd 50 or 100 bean poles. Qtvglowelt ‘ ‘
all: price. Address ‘16 cage sentinel.
WANTEvD~GOLORED GIRL
dishwashing. Also bell boy wanted.
Apply “Mahackemo ‘Hotel office. ms 31
A. Johnson,
Lumber Yard. South Nor-walk.
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nicotine of 1 the large'three
liens : .
tdn Ll- Ecmllffld
* assembly in that city, was unanimousltake a. tnblespoonful in a glass of wa-
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‘street. Rev. Louis B. Howell officiated
' Slierborn, Mas..:,g,’fomlnterment,
m10 3t
LOST—PART 0F c STARTING
street and ~
m10 3t ‘1
. trucks has been orderedvvby the Weriuennnt Williams was .infnuileucsducs
a diamond that 1113 his cottage years. cinema-31:3.
i were ‘ana was introduces-
tive to the Supreme Gouncil.
Council to hold the next annual state Salts from any good drug store here.
Fairbanks Storage
Battery Co.
68 No. “Help Street So. Nowell
Menace
1y accepted. 1 ter before breakfast for a few days
The committee on laws was author
ized and instructed to revise the laws and your kidneys will then act fine.
m conform with We, changes. the This famous salts is made from the
name of Order of United Americanfiidd of stripes and lemon 111166. com-
;‘juechanlic: [13'1“ been (ganged to ()r- blned with lithia. and is harmless to
or of n to morican en.
'Fit‘teen new members were initiated‘fLuSh tclogged liidnfys and stimulate
into the “Mm. yesterday morning. : em 0 norms lac ivlty. It also new
315mm poumjlm: L. Erwin Jacobs tralizes the acids in the urine so it
presented this resolution which was-’no longer irritates, tims ending blad-
acted upo not once: “We. the mem-‘der disorders.
bars of the 0. l . A. XL. at this convex», Jud sans is harmless; inexpensive;
tion asserribled. desire to express ourl
Confidence and love for all those mem-‘makes a delightful effervescent lithiu-
‘ O
1 Shore Broilers .
b ~ 1 11.0. t. .. .11.. _ ”w to drink which eryb d hould ‘ -
m1; 1'1... 11...... 1 1112.1” 11:... .1 1... 3.1.: 1:. .1. Anxious oi Sea Food.
their safety and return vicioriously to pllcatlons.
dilicial Service Garage
; fir Chevrolet and Maxwell
Cars, ~
me am are m.
w‘” b" “"9“” “ (“hm Dmi’i‘l' YOi‘m clean, thus avoiding serious ccm- \Slea‘k Chops and
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A LA CARTE .{
their families and frlimds. ‘
God gave thorn meg, . A well known local drought say: he
'[eells lotsof Jud mtg folks who not
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in this great war of strife. new in overcoming kidney trouble
Permit them to return again." . Y
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Try a Sentinel Want Ad.-
while it is 0111- trouble—Adi ..
After thr close of the morning sea-i 5 i , i
sion. u hunuuct was enjoyed align—i .,.-.,_.._._... p _- - ___ _- _ 5,:_ .___,._......_....‘._-.-...———‘
Stun-it's at l o'clock. The business: I
session yesterday afternoon was hi‘lei’,‘
and the time was given over largely to l .
renewing and strengthening of ac-
quaintances among many of the Ameri-
A-‘
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can Men who meet only occasionally-.10 S E R I N G . :
The meeting in Mltldleiown waslt’ ‘
thought by all who attended, to have”:
been one or the best and most patriotic ‘ i
ever held in the slate and a vote of“ l
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For Your Furnitureiorllomel’orohorhiawn.1 p
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thanks was until ‘ '1 ' _-g . ‘
hiattalmsscti (Younéiifl'nm ) pas ed to :l
EATHS AND FUNERALS. l - ‘ . . .
..__... 1: We have a complete stock of Furniture. Rugs. Etc. for any room of tlielhous‘e‘
Funeral oer. Amend 1 ' . . , -
Funeral services for tho 1.... 1,1 .1: and we would be pleased to have you call and inspect our Spring Offerings.
drvw Amend were held this “furl-n00" "l 1-
at 2:30 from mu late lromt‘, :ll'lS Flux
illilnoud. Rev. Frederick A. (‘olc-
man rector of Trinity (‘hurch oillt'iut-l
inn. interment was in Riverside (lem-
ctery.
Funeral of Mrs, Keeler
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Josephine Kcelcr were held Thursday;
afternoon at 2:30 from the home 011,
her son, Frank Allen. 30 Monro ‘1
untl interment was in Norwalk come
iery.
Funeral of Mrs. .anbcock
Funeral services for the late Susan 1
Ann Babcoclt, widow of A. 1.. liabcoclr. 4
were held from the home of her 110- ‘
pltew. John W. Bancroft. 38 France.
JOIN OUR
a Reirigeraior Club;
Get your Refrigerator now while the stock is complete .1,
y ’and you can get the style you most desire.
REFRIGERATORSfiFROlg -
$6.95 to $60.00
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street, 'yesterd‘a’jqite noon at 4 i
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oclock. The rema u wer shipped to 4
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UNFILLEDSTEEL ORDERS
NEW, YORK. May lO.——Unfilled or- 1
tiers of the United States Steel Corpor-‘ .
tiers of the United States Steel (Tor-1
the orders on march 31.
w WANT
as bABY
CAR RIAGES -
“n“ r O! -n_-
From $18.50 on ..
SULRIES
From $4.50 to 325' v
All fully guaranteed.
WANTEDa—JCUFF TURNERS T0
take work home. Will teach begin-
ners. from . . . . . .
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WANTED w-SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
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aminera.
WANTED—Tortuous To Winds
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MATTRESSES—We have a wonderfulselection of Mattresses in all qualities ' ‘
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* g ' A. ; "127-131 WaShirTrgto ‘ street
, _ mm WWW”
. grin.» a
Porch Rockers * p - irom 315011518101 * ':
’rnitur-e Co.w
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B 11%.;
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rm minis ,.
TIRES AND TUBES AT BAR»
GUN PW f .
CARS SOLD 01' m . TAY-
Used Oeuflmdflithlefloidon
Small dominion.
Austin’stiaragc"
$4.00 to woo _ ., ‘
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