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. 5 . . 5 fl _ . «communism. -
n, m7 1 some , ' , roam
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whardo—novsLHowm’s TAKE: roamefi'r—‘rnm'ursu‘no noon, F011 8A£€«1'13PECIALLY FINE
ot'lce if you have any vacant room to: two minutes walk to center, on trolley salria, 35:: per dozen. $1 60 for a flat.
ll furnished kindly “5‘ them at the line.. Select neighborhood Adress A 63 Meadow street. '
shackemo together with {be pricelB. C care Sentinel
er week. We ne’ed accomodlitioa for
.0001 150 people for the cuinm'e‘r sea-
‘03.
'—.
4....
‘FOR SALE-«Wilfrid PEKlN DUCK
To Lfifimua LARGE 'ROO'MS lings, two. din old largest of all
and bath Electric light and gas set breeds. Best for market. Telephone
ran No:7Vl 1804‘: a .1 888.
WANTED — To PURCHASE A\ cougie'hone 1070. a 191 p Jo n D s
lid Town canoe in good order. Give I
":0, price, 00101", Ind where located B. To LET—FURNISHED R001“ To
1'" ”me“- E'“'“" Sentlncl. .gentletn‘an. Brénkfasi if desired. Cen-
'trally located Address P. O. 382
v V t.
—h‘
Fon‘sALsuHmvv 11011810, WA-
goa and harness, or sold separately.
Samuel Jade, 87 Fort street. mls 3t
WANTED— RELIABLE ‘MAN FOR _
. IQFHT WATCHMAN- APP“: R- 57 W7} renews—Lower: r0001: ar 71
"A SHOP CROSS 3' R“ ER 51" Lexington avenue. inquire, aMrs. Sadie
NmfALK. Raymond' 14 Washington street or
Phone 1008.
FOR SALE«VIM ONE HALF TON.
truck,'psael body, run only 200 miles.
Will be sold at a sacrifice. Can be seen
at Wehrle's (lucid?!) Raymond street.
‘Phone connectlom' '
WANTEm-Bltlornrginn FOR 017' _,.
1 c ..
f ’0“ :efidsfgffifigivoizczm‘x $134.50 LET—2 roamsnno ROOMS. FOR SAbE—PEPPER AND not:
9 “1'; g pp 11 1' Light housekeeping it desired. Decker plant 15c a dozen, $1 a 100. Tomatoes
H $86088 & xi 98:“? Wfiflmsr‘ 25 mutant: :71 90c 11 100; cabbage 80¢ a 100. :1 a
B? en _a'_enge7 01W” 1:0 H 800:: ~' . , [1,000. Babyichicks and hatching em.
1. _3 APARTMENT acids or Ilég'ho'rns at Reynolds Potntr‘ii
WANTED‘NST CI7ASS~ CIDA'K 5‘ .with 08111.2 minutes from trolley. lp‘arm, Highland insane, near Witch
“lisalfimdf- Splendid omlwn‘tylor Pleasantly situated Inquirofl. Hege- Lane Phone 1036. m173t
fish: rims Only first class need an: rent: 84 woodwind avenue. Tel. 173-:3 ' '
ply at the Every woman' s Fashibn or 866- 4, " 11117 35
Shop ii Main" Street Norwalk.
T‘
vv.»- .5,» V
anal" -’
F‘dh SALE—BARGAINS 26x10 12
‘ 'ro c HQUQE EVEN] 00 fig. llahbch, larg’e cribir'r good house boat
L T— S R M 10 um: carter motor. 2 plate glass
WANTED—I'Ml‘lil‘i 'A'It THE' KERR ltwo atlic rooms. All improlements 7337120 metal coldbls'lor storé frobt.
llmginNFur {at}. V8 GDthll'd avenue, Fruit, near river- and Sound Address is B Wilson coritrabtbr, 92 Waill sq,
. on 1 orwa
mls 3‘11; A. 0., box 122 Rowayton or phonel NorWalk, Ct. ml7 St
min“: 786. ‘ In” so
i . .
waflrdbi-rtlins HELP. CUT 1.. 7- "'7 '- .. ' I-‘oa 'samd—srCKNESs commas
let's on *Ollléfl's tine shoes. Hfgbest' 10‘ LET—TWO 5 ROOM APART
prices find permanent ‘work under W 1110st at 72 North Main street; Rént
conditions for capable me‘n. No labor! 5151mm“e at United Grocery
trouble. J. &T. Cousins Cd, Grand& 87'! L" "- lleld. Prank Wiles, Westport Conn.
D17 Kali) avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y, I TO LET—0 FACTORIES 0N DAY 1 ' 11117 at
mls 3‘ street Ofllces corner of 'i’l'ashington "
street and R. R. Place. For further
lparticulars apply Old Well Cigar Co.
sale or exchange for ode or two tamid
ly house, a thirty acre fat-111,12 room
house and outbuildings, town Fairi-
FOR 8ALE—OR EXCHANGE. DOU-
ble store, dcllcetcssen, cigar and lita-
‘ tionery, excellent location in Bridge-
tra prices for calves. Also pigs and' =_._—.1.'L ' .51".th business, Will exchange for
poultry. Colrcu & Hurry 35 Ely avei ”FOR SALE—«FARM- __20 _ACRES
, small farm. Address Frank Wiles.
11119. Tel. 1101. m18 1m good land 7 room house largo b“ “'"l' Westport Conn n1173t
lwell located near town, value 87. 000- '
WANTED—EXPERIENCED TURN: Can be bought now for 85 000 Owner,
era in. Also girls to learn. Norwalk :ery anxious to sell at once. '
B C.,N 111111 0a 1‘ 1,‘
8336.107331:.7“"'" m 3:13;: ASk JOllll T. Hales
No.” 7 M11 80., Narwalk
WANTED—“CATTLE BUYING ADI;
kinds of cattle. Good prlflpaid.’ Ex-
l-‘Ol‘t SALE—ABOUT 4 ACRES 017‘
- igood oyster ground near Sprite island
'has some oysters and round ( 1111:: on.
‘P1 ice 3200. Also very nice lot no ‘.\ly'-r
ti: Ave, fins lot to plant. \\ill sell
I ‘ ‘ l
'— i
WANTED-«LORNSB‘URY' MAT-its» u“, ESTATE—INSURANCE How cheap. Pm cash Adam“ P o
ewson 8: Co. 'req'mr'e thmflvlcés of a' _. A, - '_“_4 “0x 513 South \‘orwal'k 6t
young man in thglr odlcs. Must 110 Iii-081i . l 7 -
fif’fi'f‘inf’fiu‘ffiifigf .. ' New??? 1. Losir— BANK BOOK N0. 2508 or FOR SALE—A 25 FOOT CATBO 8T.
' " Norwalk Building and Loan Society cheap Inquire of Mrs. W or. James at
lbetween North Main street and nim- lbw Cotuse. Belle Island. 11115 0:
wood avenue..-Pladc1 please return to , .
Building a Loan Chloe, 11 ashington FOR SALE —- 'rorm'ro
alstroet, South Norwulk 11118 31 A" leading i'ai‘li‘llf‘s i “1
wasrso+vo uxo MEN ‘1! '.1'0 20
y‘cats old for third sh‘ifl. Full Pay «80
start. Apply to Mr Adams, American
PI.A\'TS
1: ‘li\'
' La Dcntclle,‘lnc., East Not‘walk, plants, 90 cents a hund. .“(l i 'w rum:
A l. The condition of Private Gcor'lzs plants 50 cents a hundrmdi ‘: l‘.1\linlds
WANTEDv'EYOllb'G MEN. AGES 1:4 Forshaylllml jg said to be about the Poultry Farm. Highland m cnuo near
10 20 with 01‘, Milli)!“ $399119? “tel sun“! at. the \‘orwalk Hospital to lay Witch Lune Phone 1030
(10711311: mallbine “mag Steady work 1. . .- , _ _, _4
and good 11 ages.- Apply {Holland M8"£""'“"“'”"‘""" ’ "" "“""‘ FOR SALE—HAVE ELEV \MI'OR
$11.“ :1:- 133 W'ltel‘ ”met 931;“): BUSINESS NOTICES formerly in the Control Food store. Ap
orwa . ‘ 11 3 i . . _ . . _ ply at office of the Old Well Cigar Co.
l .“ EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
WANTED—‘Ilmll I‘lURNlSllERS,l Situations securcd't’or all classes of: FOR SALE .. FAMILY HOUSE
shoemakers of all kinds.
iMziihmr'son 8.- Co.
1‘0""qu lapplicunis. Private houses. ho“’15:.‘1111111 one-half acre of land on West
“1175“ boarding houses. restaurants and me‘b’orwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-
{cries Apply W‘lisons Employment of pike Must be sold at once to close
AMBI flce, 24 Clay street, South Nomfilkrmstate. Small amount of cash requlr
543-4. ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Candee. Attys., United Baal:
wAN'i'Eofiacmax cur
sinus young man 16 years of age OrlConn. 'I‘cl.
over for stock room and store work]
her) opportunity to lcarnthe business' PAINTING - PAPER— -HANGPNGIbuudmg_ Tel. 535__2
07‘ W. Woolworth Co. South Norwalk. decorating. palater's supplies; wall
' :pape‘r. up todate styles, lowest prices. l
WANTED-A NUMBER OF HIGH Estimates cheerfully given, Trial or!
class girls in 0111 Manufacturing De" ,dgrs solicited. Tel. 400, Alexanderl
partment These places pay. on piece White, 61 12 Ely avenue. I
work, trounsl'z to $18 per we‘ek, and l I
we pay liberally while learning. 0101- i
Union Parcel Delivery. Edward J ! fi
er Mfr: Company, 50 Day street. South' Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Long! WANTED—WOMEN 1'01: mess.
_Nnrwalk, CM' . ' ' distance hauling. Light and heavyxing and folding soft shirts
, trucking. omce telephones 1581, 800'
WKNTED—U. S. GmTRlNMENT' House conhecflon . , !
wants help. Men-women, 18 or over. ‘ ‘ 7
War preparation compelling thousands
appointments, $100 month. Easy cleri-
callwork. Short hours. Vacations with
pay. Common education sufficient.
Nitrite immediately for list and des-
c rptlon of positions. Franklin Insti-
tute. Dept. 23E, Rochester. N Y.
-1 ‘
WANTED—CUFF TURNERS T0
_.,_,“;,, ‘ "“"“1take work home. Will teach begin-
“Reliable”
.That is what Our' customers say
, : 70f'us. When we have"examined
f'their eyes they feel satisfied that
7 it has been thoroughly and
skillfully done. And after the
examination—well, you know
.how it is usually: But that’is
' not. OUR. WAY. If‘glasses are
11; 0. MILLER, sort.) whet-my, * _ 'fnot mead“ my 86' fmvy
c. A. MITCH ELL. announced. . :land‘» dolnotgamptzwuu any.
_' ” ’__;_,~_'r'd"_rfi ,' , I.
CARD OF 'rt-lANKs
WANTED - SHIRTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
WANTED-non-Msns. sma'r 16x-
sminers
' .& C9"? “16,-,
L‘Excess‘ive' sparking at the brushes
Inf a lighting or starting dynamo - may
*7 ' ' — 7 '- larlse from u variety of cd‘uses. Bo-
I “AMER ,forc giving up hope of effecting a
“The Three-0 Eye Service"~
cure it is well to try a set of graphite
Dentists. granular-ism, Optimists
brushes; which; because of' their self-
lubricating qualities. and the fact that
TV? Atlantic Sgshfiloficodp ,
molestj 0“». 111.91: mt
'34-»! ..... 9.. .
firemen:
Chance for good .wdg'es and ad-
vanc'em'en‘t fol- men betwcbn 'tb'e‘igis'
of 'elgh’tee‘rt and fot'l'yl'llve" yell) 1"In
good physical condition. APl’il N.‘. .,
N.‘.HG.H.R."R."
‘We desire to mahitoor many'friéhd's'
_ and neighbors for their marfyg‘adts or."
.kin‘llness and beautifulflnrdl dueling!
during the illness“ and after-dire death
0‘ our beloved daughter and "Wiley '
Mrs Mary A, Lynch and Family.
. .5 I. —V
the lubricant itself is a conductor, ef-'
feet 11 "1°”: perfect commutation. ,,
.—
~~~r~.»--~’-:.-~~7.‘.,. _
t
,.,.a. , -_. ..
« eld last year in Greenwich at Rose-
“8001'
mnss'rnid'
FCONTEST A1!
,» in an 80:00:77
f , at rls of or
'57. din room in st ‘
‘for'fla cup 0 "d not: by Race
ma'i'y Hall. 1sz thelsecond meet-
rig in the contest. the first having been
ary Hall The school!’ competing
'ere Roberson mill, museums.
r'wssblngton. Conn: Saint Margar-
t's of Waterbury: (loam. and Hill-
side. The family and pupils of each
pinging.‘ A palace: of
pie attended also.
In accordance with the rules of tbel
contest each school was represen
by twelve girls who sub! . unacdoni-
ed. and
of their o‘vPb‘ Members. All four groups
can: the four part song. “Drink to Me
Only with Thine Eyes " In addition to
this, each school olf‘eréd a group of
four of their own 'school soae‘s'aad had
the option of offering. for additional
credits. a fifth school song, which
should be original in both words and
music and should have been composed
since the last chatcst
The singing as a whole was remark-
ably. good. each school showing the to
suits of thorough training and winning
praise for its precision of attack, for
diction, for excellmcr of interpretai
thin and for tone quality. The judges,
however. awarded the cup to the group
representing Rosemary Hall. which in
their estimation gained the greatest
number of points. Yykelr‘am Ride
ws‘s espebldlly commended for sneer:
lence in the four part'part song.
The judges were three in number.
one being appointed by each of the
scb'ools represehtd lit the that cbnftrst.
for Rosemary, Mrs'. I. 5.8111116“: of
Greenwich: for' Wykeh'am -.RiOe Mrs.
Florence Klein Bishop of Bridgeport.
and for Hillside Mrs. Susan Hawiey
pavis ‘of Bridgeport. (hairmén.
The singing of the'Hlllsltle. girls has
much enjoyed by the audience' for the
charming quality and spontanlety of
nine. They were tho loser-.8 however,
in the final scoring because thby did
not offer the original song as did 'all
of the other three schools.
,After the contest. :1 delightful social
hour was enjoyed by all of those pres-
eat “any comments were made on
the vahte "of the annual niéétirtg and on
:tte no: .4" improvement in singing
noted since last year.
DEATHS asp mascara?
—-——
Mildred G. JacksOn.
. The funeral of Mildred (l. Jacksoni
was held from her late home. 232 East
A1 enue. yesterday afternoon at 2
0'cl0clt,llc1 Harold E. Wilson officiat-
ing. Interment has in Fast Norwuil:
cemetery. 7
Funeral of Mlss Lynch. 1
The funeral services for Miss irene‘
4... Lynch. daughter of Mrs. Mary A
Lynch. took place this mornim.r at 0:80
with bol'eader except one“ ‘7
'oelrooll' They will-
FIRE'FOR'HEN» IN= ‘
(Géiunnea groom First‘Ps'gol)
. time. and other features of the work.
Under the barrage fire system of
attack: the advancing forces' must
lesVe their own trenches and go
slowly across ‘No Man’s Land,”
while their artillery fire is engaging
the enemy. They must be at a propper
distance from the enemy trenches
when the barrage is lifted. Th'ey
boo] were yell regretted nth'e “'3‘“? “WSW“ exposed to the
fidlefic'e Mil cb' gain o-n'éai- 018”“me fire it they are too late: they
MW: will be caught in their own artillery
fire if they are too nulck. The display
today sbobl‘d be the 01080“ ap'
brooch to real battle that has ye
been seen at camp,
' Depot. Brigade Chandes‘
A general reorganisation of the de-
pOt brigade is expected here in a
short time. The reorganization in
the brigade is thonght‘bymany to be
only one of many radical changes
which will take place at the camp
it is anticipated that new things will
be given place in the division itself
Changes for the better are looked
for. Whether the changes will really
be made or fail, as in instances in
the past is a matter of speculation
but the officers at camp are more op-
timistic their they have been for some
time.
in the Depot 'Brlgsdé' four new
battalions are planned. Besides this
tribe or more new majors will be
mdde and assigned to the brigat
A number of attached officers from
the division are expected to bo bent
to the brigade. ,
According to the reports- of divi-
de'nds from the post exchanges at
camp. it is arrhorfnced that the De-
bot Brigade exchange has taken in
'over 1004000 strict! 'Janunry 1.1‘h'e
leading exchange for —the month of
May was the 304th infantry post ex-
change which assures" a. dfii'dénd
bf $7.100. 'l‘hP' total dividdnds "of
all‘ exchanges fur-”April ‘wns"'829,885.
'l‘h'o dividends froi'n'thes‘e exchanges
go into the company funds.
The new general staff school is
“scheduled to start here tomorrow.
This school is Tor the purpose 7
teaching field and staff officers the
coordination of troops In modern
warfare
Airplanes Boon
Airplane! are expected here in a
few days for the use of this new
be used solely for
work m this school.
the planes :0 months ’cnomy
on observation They‘Will flash their
signals .to third ground troops. The
officers of the school will be 'taught
how to signal to the planes and rc-
cech their messages. ‘ Night as well
as day work will be done in this line
Field Day For Hartford Boys
The three machine gun battalioas
the 3018i 302 nd and roam the Earl-
ford battalion will hold a grand field
day next \Vcdnosdny.A1hong tho
litres
, .,..,,
from the home, West Cedar c treet and
at 10 o'clock mun St .\inry's churclr.‘i
when n requiem mass was offered by,
Rm. .1 ..l \lcilinniss ns colt-brunt. AS
tin: hotly was carried into the church.
l’l‘iltssOl Pol i’luucon of llrooklym
X. Y.. sang. My God My Father While
1 stay. by .\lar'xtmn and as the cortegel
left the church be sung. 0 hit: Those“
Tours. by Del 'Rlogo. Miss Margaret l.
Brad: ofilciuted at tho rgap. There
“ere mam beautiful rsl offerings
The funeral was largely attended.-
.. . .. ". n'v‘ l w. L
‘..-j.— "—
N...YN.H:Q8 11W
SOUTH NORWALK TO ”NEW YOFlK
a. 11—1: 391. 52271:. 71:49:. 6: 08.
6:.67x 7. 1st '7: 51:. 8:28;; MM. 8: as
to: 6.1:. 11: 211:.
P. PM. «12: 03 12: 52 (Stamford only)
:0.9x 1: 38x, 3 17x, 4: 32:, 5: 27x, 5: 48
(i: 021:. 6:47 (Stamford only), 7: 02!.
8:06.1o:07x.
. Sundays" .
A. M.:———12 34x, 6: 27:, 6:491. 8:59
9: 19x, 10: 33: 12: 031:.
P. ill—109x. " :44x, 3: 121:, 4:321.
6:46 6: 021, 6: 57:. 7: 02s, 7':le
10: 07x, 10; 40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A M. «4: 10:, :1: 30 6: 34, 8: 001
8: 51x, 9:15x, 9:451, 10: 50:.
P. M.:«1208x, 1:,06 2:.13: 2:57
3:.30x 3: 63, 4:23, 6 13:. 5:20. 6:001
6: 03:. 8: 10}. 11: 101:; 11:15::
Buhdays
a. M.—-0:00 8:001. 9: 00:.
10: 601:.
P. 117—12: 710. 1: 03:. 3:35;:
5. 25:. 6. 00:, 7: 10:, 8. 10x,
11:45:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAV
A. M.:«12 26's. 12: EBNSX. 5: 37. 6: 07.
7: 16,’ 9: 19s; 10: 22a, 11: 58:.
P. lids-:1 20, 2: 41 (Bridgeport- only.
Saturdays).2 2:47 (Bridgeport, easepi
Saturdays), ,:3 271:, 4: 28, 5: 19, 6: 21
6: 51 .:7 03:, 7: 32 (Fridgebort only)
9. 251E ,
. Sundays
A. M.:-12 26x. 12: 58. 7:43, 9:19;
10:P19'11:12x, 11: 58x
M.:«2 101*, 4: 42x, 13:33:,
7: 08!: M8: 33. 9. 251::
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
Murmur:
10 {08%
8:02
11:151'
I A. ltd—12:25:, 4: 10:. 4: 53:, 5:50
':6 50, 8: 051: 8: 30, 9: 411:, 11:00.
P. M.—12: 17. 3: 40x,, 4: 35, 5:18!
5: 37: 6:11x, 9 18s. .
Sunday .
A. -.M«4:10'x, 4:58, 8:80:
19:41:: 11:00. -
P. M:«12:17x, 1: 65:, 3: 4px 1
4:535.
1:414:30
LII me18.8279:693.
P. l.—1:27. 4'89x,8:25.
. -. Sundays
at. ans-8:115.
cauauav 'ro soutu- mews“:
,.. '..}
_ ;1I‘-~",‘
[fig- 1:: thrnw~ ,
Instruction-11: '
6:48 ‘
W‘NOBWAL'K TO DANBURY '
P. M.~—-2: 15.7: 16. 1‘ - ; .
P: rig—4 28.x. 7: 071‘ ‘7. ,. , j -
"scrim
7 1 Florence
Reliable
Oven from
.-«_._..—W.‘_...-_ ’i‘ m, ~s
'casrr' DEVENS'
' broom hm maniac
Showing how ,
v-"II-Ii- s-r
each carrylag a message from one to
the other. The fourth man will de- '
it": MW {0. cochlear. re:
calving 11 second message from him
The second message will then be
_er events 111 be slgulling‘hn-
to both by. lg~wag and some:
pli ; atoll ratio, six men
cuddling a ‘polé ten feet lodges
shoe race in which all the men's shoes
will be in a barrel no pair together.|
it man must get his snobs from
the barrel and“ put "them On.
A grenade throwing contest, in
which ten grenades will be throivn
breach min. five for accuracy and
five for distance. will be'the next
event. There will be squad compe-
titions, the'tests‘being for the quick-
ness of delivery and execution of
orders; also a mule race, mounted
wrestling, and a drive contest.
The next orient will be an obstacle '
race in which the competitors must.
go over wire entanglements and the '
be a '
like, and t be last event will
machine gun drill, the winner being
the team getting its gun into action
first.
STATE GUARD:
IS REVIEWED ‘
(Controlled from First Page.)
r
—:
strength, and it was 'a revelation
sent ”to canto
tired: knitted articles for
matters is planned for
to "
the specttltors‘ who tamnged to the .'
L “ 2mm
Which blur" muslin mill to d‘iednig‘ and eighteen dollars for its no la to7
ward Conn. ledge, for Thir'd berty
[soon-and Restoralion of Tllloloy. the
French \l.ilag(
Many glasses of )ell." have been
'ns«01"'er one bun-
aviation
corps—and various forms of Red
Cr '«work wtfiéb the members aré
en (1 l“. "7“. '
dthe immer special meetings
at ins
will“ be sailed to north cross todbh
withivsri‘c'us“ chines of “Work and
a large war rally with prominent
thb' al‘gbt'or
May 29tb
Findsflnc-Tbird Less. F1010
Used Under Wbcstless Days
Green to see'how: rapidly: the men had ,' '
imprOved and what a splén‘did'appead-
once they made.
At the conclusion of the Red Cross
parade shortly after four o 'clock the
State Guard. with their band marched
to Park street where they stood rig o‘
idly at attention, while the vial-ting of
flclsls. {ecorted' by Major Weed. and
Adjutan ill-é gory. mode this rounds.
- The (.lolonol- and his stud
marched to the junction of East and
Springwood avenues where they re-
viewed the Battalion as it marched by _;I
in splea'dld form
Norwfalk has every reason to feel
proud}! '-t.h!b'spleddld showing 7101'
these men;- the majoity of them mak-
iag consldédable sacrifices of time
and busldcsh' 851880 the places of the
younger member-8' of' Norwalk's mili
tary companies. who are now at the
front or in the oanips.
Nonvvaca'cnnr'l‘nn * '
angel's orrtcsbs,
(Continued rroni'nrst Page.)
gave a brief summary of the pear' s so-
tivitles, which included the follouing.
Aside from the happy and instructive
meetings where papers of \alusbie in-
terrst lravo been read«thc Chapter-
has given fifty dollars to Form. Liter-
ary Institute at. Sudleld for a scholar-
' Porch Furniture.
then »‘7
trator has found onothirddass flour,
is used now during wheatless days
than previous to them. As a result"
flour and wheat is piling up in many
parts of the country.- and the 100117
administration in Washington is; r61.
ceiviag’ inqulries as to st_ora'ge and-
disposition
coacHEe-s ochmmlsvaue-
Why use ordinary cough remedies;
when innschee'e'» German"8yrdp his
for cough, bronchitis. colds settled do
the throat, especially lung troubles. It.
gives the patient a good night's rest,-
free from coughing, with easy expect-
oration in thc morning,
George A. Zabriskie,flour. adminisrw
gives nature. ‘
e» um '4‘
:l.
' been used‘so successfully for ans-won ‘ :
years in' airports of the United States-s.
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