Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 25, 1918 · page 11

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IANDISE.

{YER OR ONE WITH

iKR'ED. EXCELLENT OPPDRTUN

s~——~m-~—m--———- ;
0 M11; .. . mum noon-writ" Poo SALE—~OVNE “LATE MODEL; voter-rope noousmmnow
'T ”'31::ngmeva ROOM KT Ford dellevery carivith parceled bor‘y streetwith all ingrovements Apply to
at.“ TO TAKE CHARGE OF RE- can be seen at Riccio Brothers garage. M. Mattielio, New Canaan.

EWING AND SHIPPING mm ‘ ” H
A..MAN FORMALLY A

r AND EXTRA” coop «SALARY .FJDR SALEPSHUTTERS am. siz‘ - .
LL BE PAID FOR THE RIGHT es, taken from Central Food building.‘ To LET—THREE ROOM APART.

 

 

 

. dudld’rolooimal} cards; .
MiseelleneouseAdvs: : : : : : :
99. this mining-rive Weaker Leu, 250.
Three times; 1500: cam 31.00. Blackfaoe
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FOR SALE—1 HOLSTEIN 00W! TO LET—i LARGE .ROOMS AND

SOME fl”€811. and little pigs six weeks old. 16 bath, gas, electric light, and set range;
rpwmmr; 0F DEX. 0001339511. Meadow street. Telephone 905.

. llhasement room. ’Joli'rr‘Dirscoll. 9 Val-

 

, . ley Place. Phonet1070. >

 

sums to turnouts. ,
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t'N TO FILL :THIB VPLIACE. Tina”. good condition, Forts-nutter" turnout-“meat portiall improvements. Reason-
OW. M ALLEY C0., NEW H AVEN, are, applylntv-otice of Gld‘well Cigar able Rent. .- Inquiie oi m-anridh’ner, 2
WRITE STAT!“ AGE. EX rItgpingapy. .- ' ‘ , . VBouton streetSouth Norwalk.
E AND SALARY EXPECT‘ " l
- - FOR'SALE—COW FOR FAMILY . T0 LET-«FURNISHED ROOM ALI.
Vuseu,» Apply to Joseph Erdos, Con-V improvements in private family. Break-
li‘ast if desired Adress B. (‘are of

 
 
 
 

 

H *7 not' t v1
panama COMPETENT Wu, 9 1““ a 9““9‘

. M- - _ _, , Sentinel.
It for general housework ill a small; V , ;
oily, eferences r‘e‘quired 75 E‘i‘ianlrl“"F0R SALEWBEAVY HORSE-BAR,

V . _ , .1
avenue. Nor-Italic. Telephone 507"." jness and wagon. Sold seperatcly, Low (To LET 3 FLATS. 5 “ROOMS EACH
‘ price. S. Jatt’e, 37 Fort street, East Nor. with all improvements. Also 2 stores;
«Amen—cums FROM 14 TO 20 "I" ”Home A. Podiletaky. 225-227 East.
‘ ‘ ‘ -M- m_____ _. -_______ ’Washington street East Norwalk Cor-
als t age. Apply J. &J. Cash. Ltd» "r"- . ~ ’ '
estnut street South Norwalk‘ '* ' FOR SALE—BARGAIN SELDOM.“" 0‘ 1m" “we"

' ‘ “toffei'edhhady having a nice family, -- ..
flANTED—CIRLS AND WOMEN. horse, is looking to find a nice partv: To RENT—ATTRACTIVE”? FUR.
mpetent girls start a t 1055 per- week who likes a clever honest farthorseV nished rooms within live minutes walk
1m“, day .‘Some’ot. our experienced Vulll plot: or cultivate; never. sick or! or SouthiNorwalk depotlnqmre W10
'le areimakillg ‘3.“ a day and more ‘ mushy bad “Elms; is mung and 8Rf8,(‘re.scent Termite 0? 'phona'lfli’
. piece work Employmht is he 1..., for children (mold person to feed and! .

inept and work is not hard. Good
ancestor promotion to position or
.ponsibility. We are constantly im-
)yiu:: our facilities to make writing:
.ditious as attractive as possible.
so advancement shortly after-cm"
yment. Apply employment depart-
nt Norwolk Tire &Ruhber Compani‘.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

son, 137 West uvenuo,tBridgeport. ’3ch crate rent. Inquire of Mrs. H. Ric-harsh
lady at stable, rear. 1 son..,West Cedar street.

FOR ~8ALE— PEPPER, CAUii.- .TD LET—~UBPER FLOOR or FOUR
flower and egg-plants, lSc’a dozen. 81' rooms and bath; furnace-heat» Inquire
P9P hundred. Tomatoes 900 per hunl B.- ilorshflelda2ti Concord street: Tele-
idred, Cabbage 50c per hundred. PoSt-V phone call 380.
l‘paid l0c extra per hundred, No ordcr \‘

 

 

 

 

_ ANTED—«BIG PALAND ‘STEADY

spun ,

Andrew; and maria L. geill and wire
dgEdmid vim green? ypm,m-.
grid services at late. home on ‘Roway-
:lpn avenue, Sunday afternoon May
gem- at 2 p. int -

4W
‘ i

1' John, E. Raul. ,

:,John Edwardrantmne of the citric
fiest alumna residents. . died suddenly
yesterday afternoon at 5 o clock at his

not been in the best of health for sev-
eratmmthsubw. his demise WIS-whol-
lynpexpected and. caused a, shock. to
his: many ’ friends. He was- forty-
seven years of age, and whenhyoun;
man unemployed for seventies“ in

the-hetters' trade andworked in the
Elwin: factories in this district: He
is survived by a widow. Funeral earl:

Interment will be in Norwalk ceme-
tery. '-
Mt‘l. J. E..V.incent. > ,
The “Hero! service... for .Mrs. M.
Louise llipoont._wiil be held tom-3r.- 'nv
alteration at .2. o'clock. from he:- la'e
home in Rowayton. .\ir:. Vincent is
survived by her husband; J: Edward“
-,Vinoent..and.tevo sons, Russell and
Harry deold. and one daughter, Mr
Sidney. Wilson of. Darlen. Mrs, Vi -
cent.had been seriously”! for a longl
time, and for the last“ couple at years!
was obliged to spend :ul of her time in
a chain. her condition lasing suchthat
shepouid notreal. in a recumbent po-

l sition. During herloru; illness. she e55-

hihited a patience, courage and iortit
tilde: that surprised every one. The
people (if-.Rowayton who visited her
dally«.tound..her cheerful always, and

rduljlng tho, last fewweeks. when she.

knew'that‘her end was near,- she iostl

.' (nonaor‘her oid . spirit, nitheughttshe

StrolleduJo desire: dhnhldenth :shovid ;
some to rottweiler at mun. who Awash

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hundlt, Must go to the country, Pricey FOR RENTV‘UPPER KND‘LOWER i“up“ she could not women. game itino’
low to right party.VApply to Mrs. Jack- . floorsxoh 117 west Cedar street mod-f ‘

ago sthgave ,full 'instrtictlo‘ns for her{
.ob‘scuuiea." The church peopieiof ltd-l
wayton were among her regular cai-
lors, and a choir; 0! one 0f. the churches t
sang hymns for her. Durin all that
past winter she did not leflve‘the‘reo‘n !
in which she bore '19? muttering. with
so little complaint. Miss Ruck. who
had beer. her attendant. for several.
years, was with her constantly. and
she Willi assured of the sympathy or

. 'V . ‘ .
.,Vincent M. Louise daughter of late l

,{esidence No. is, Grover street... He has! i

l Planters drugstore. later. he learned ~

ices will be held: from his into home *_
tomorrow afternoon at ,3 olclock. they.
J. Harrison Thompson. will officiate.,

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YOU-RcOUTFINzG. TOGSF‘

'vecoratimu

Should ”Be coast-decewmw

 

is , cred to give you“ extraordinary values~.comhi
A wifiprangm the newest andsma—rtest— styles. to, select trnmqihqmr various
departments for ladies andmlsses. ~

@ You also will find won.

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If" ill”l '

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“The Shop of .Genuiile Valliii'" W

Norwaltkii .2

 

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~. with. 2‘90!“

I The season's most de-
. sirable models in

SUITS DRESSES
. COATS COATEES
,, CARES!!!“ SKIRTS.
: The Latest- in
'SMOCKS.

 

 

‘ derhtl . selections in

ounBlousanaisi. Un-

a demon. GloverNeck-

weal-.11 *Middy: rBlonse.

"Hosiery. SWeater.‘ Pet-

ticoat and FM Depart-
merits.

member. Decoration Davis hardly a week awav.. We invite your-imam; , .
rent your natronaue.

Trade at home and save money. . -

mo in ,

Exclusive Ladics’ andMisses‘,Ready/Jellies: Apparel

 

 

 

 

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Vto large; none to small. Baby (-1110qu FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM
her shoe factory Lexperiencgd gim it“; ”illif‘flhozm- VRPwaldi T3311“: on first iloorprivate entrance, eloctri-:
n 310 l0 "S a week; inexDefiencediLane'Phog .1133? menus, Didi c lVIuVandmae $3.00 per week. Spaoein
i.- paid 3. worth while salary an-ll ' m ' Vintagenthqr’zax; :3?er 22mm Ad
on free board and room while learn- . ' .- . {tress ox ‘ ' 0 ‘ orwn conn. ‘
, which takes about a month; live: FOR SAL'EWGDOD Mums“ COW! . '
.ovl‘nn street. l TO LET—HALF A HOUSE-SIX

 
 
 
 
 
 

rk for girls and women .in lame

 

 

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many friends.
filled with flowers.

Hem-omit wan; alwnyglmfiton of Norwalk. Mrs. Paul Nash.
Mm.- Vincent 'waslof Stamford. and a son Wallace Pun?
the daughter of lllv into ‘Audrcw .l._ 2““. m Stumlord,
lieu-emotion! dunno: painter-no
and IlQl‘.‘lE§llll(’l‘l Mrs”;
lived with her until he
years ago.

. did "i. Bell,
*dmi‘th‘ a few1

Dior/(res or FASHION I ALLEGEdst asoAPes.
Parasol handles are rather long. TORRINGTON. May 23.--The-police

Tulle is used again on the high‘ . Hart‘.
couture for evening. Vhere were notifiedtoday from .

Funeral of Mrs. Hill I Gold cloth is prominent in both day ford that R0128" A~ A. 39353 arrested
l’unrrai services for the late Mrsfand evening robes. here several months ago as an alleged
E. 5. Hill were held from the home! Man." small capes are. collared willrgpy, had escaped from Fort Ogle-

 

 

 

 

 

9 working conditions: company
nishcshnll for dancing, athletic

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ltion. Don't deride now, write to-
i‘or illustrated booklet—“A Good
n at Beacon Foils," address-Employ-
nt. Ilopt..
0e (‘0. Beam Falls, Conn.

 

MAy'ANv
Green-

ANTED—OUTSIDE
tionaiity. Apply ltowal'ton
uses. itowuyton. -

 

ANTED—A
man between 30 or 10 yearsot age
‘. general liousevvork. Family of two
has $30. Apply at Thompsonlcottagc
ll Island.

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ANTEDli'ZN FOR OUR TIRE
pertinent piece work operation.
toil money and steady employment
lply employment department. Nor-
llk Tire & Rubber Company.
WANTED~GOOD numbness,
the summer, by the month-2 miles
l. of town Phone 1884.

 

wmrsomv n. r. v. 00., 7 BUR-
.t avenue, South Norwalk, one all-
ound machinist, one man for ship-
» g and receifinz, Steady work with
od'opporunity in growing concern.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

WANTED-RELIABLE \VOMAN AS
ok, Mrs. E. G. Ii. Schenck. Wilton
.lephonc £30

 

WANTED——BOY OVER. 10 YEARS’
lling to make himself useful. Oppor-
nity to learn a trade. Webbing &
ging Corporation. 83 Washington
reet. South Norwalk Conn.
WANTED—MEN TO WORK ON
ster boats. Steady work. good pay.
orthmlantic Oyster Farms-VIM Wa-
r street.

 

 

WANTED ~‘ TO PURCHASE . AN
ld Town canoe in good order. Give
c. price, color, and where liitlated -B.
rant-is. Evening Sentinel. : -

 

WANTED—CATTLE. BUYING ALI.

ids, free insurance and medical tit--

Beacon Falls lllubhco

oooo snxsmm‘

Sentinel office.

fi ,roomshwith improvements. .. Rent $18 .

l FOR SALE~A GOOD‘ MiigKlNGVCoroncroi Main & West Main st., Nor-

.cow, bull Jctsry and half ’lloislirnfiwallc.‘Also four rooms on on liurhauk'l

she is with the third culfV und fiWElzt, Rent :10. Inquire poem}! 1.118050%

llwirs old. Address Mrs. G, Luu‘dy 40121 Main street, Norwulk or Centralt

Fairlield avenuef South Nol'wnlk, t‘trjllotcl South Norwalk, Conn. l
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l FOR SALE—AN OPPORTUNITY, A TO LET--~O.\‘i~l 5 ROOM APART“?
Vfine lot 60 feet from. N0. 11' itowuu mt-nls at 7:: North Main street. Rent}
street. with lllll'il shade, fruit trees, :13, inquire at United Grocery.
grapes vincs etc. inquire ll, l.‘iloul-‘

medieu, 20 Rowan strcct.

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TO LET—2 “cronies ‘

- ‘strcet. Others corner of Washington:
FOR. SALE—HOUSE IN EAST street and lL ll. l’lnre. further;
Norwaik on Trolley line, all improl'c particulars apply Old \l'c'l Wear Co. .
moms, furnished or unfurnished good
proposition for lodging house Seven, FOR SALE-»-l?.\llf\l 20
ten rooms also garage. three our good land, 7 room llou.‘.t‘, large bdrm;
lspace, 0033' terms. Adlh‘f‘SS BOX 497 well located. near town, Vulue $7,000.‘
South Norwalk Conn. VCnn be bought now for $5,000. Owncr‘
m~—~———-— - ‘ vcr)‘ anxious to sell at once. i
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —'.\lY

five passenger Overland Touring (‘aiuf ASk 10h" T. “3 3(5
it has been run loss than I-‘iftocn Hun? ’ N0. 7 Main St“ Norwalk ‘
Vdrcd Miles and is in first class condi-V’ 1m ESTATE—INSURANCE

Ition. Sold for want of use, I will ex- ._._.
change for building lot or good equity
in house and lot. Isaac Church 38
jCove avenue, East Norwulkl, Conn. ‘

"‘B'I'J'SI'IIESS NBTICESWW ‘ l

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V Miss Ayers Beauty Parlors, licolcr
V ~ iiuilding 15:} Washington strcct. South

FOR SALE—EXCELSIOR ilIOTud-y Norwalk. aHirdressing, manicuring;
CYCLE WITH SIDE CAR. LATE 1917 shampoing facial and scalp massagft;
DRIVEN mass Til'AN 1,000 Minus. Omnbmg‘“ made “Mm”g°°d"-V"m-V;°.
MECHANICADLY PERFECT. AP-Vtrcutments. Telephone 343-4.
‘Pmnaxcn SAME AS NEW. VERYi
FULL EQUIPMENT. TOOLS; scans
PARTS ETC; COST OVER $400. WILL.
snowmen roe Busr OFFER. MUR- ”mam“-

 

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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ‘ l
Situations secured for all classes or.‘

Private houses, hotels.l

[Brown of Bridgeport. officiating. t -

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. 1. _._...__, .. . to “West :lvenue. First District. (hinge-twine or ruffed with scorkt’lle 0i thorpe, Ga.

Funeral of Mr. Punzelt afternoon at 2:30, Rev. A. E. Beebo==tllin and lined in plain colors or: .
.. ritual-0‘1‘stli-‘t-zcectm-*ulmrtnJam»..- dictating. The funeral was privatecharnuuse or in suit figured tat-l
\l'ullacl: Vl’unzelt, son or James T. and was attended by relatives and :l. l't-ta. . , . l

l‘unzolt. of (‘hostnut slrtwétT‘lhls cll_v‘.ii’civ of the mol‘evlntimateiriendsi oil 4-
interment was in itlvcr-v
.sidt; celuetery._, q

who died at his home in Westportfl

were? sermons alternattltlglwge’ths.
FY

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at Riverside- Chapel. "llcn‘y
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it rmvnl took place in Riverside com»
tier)“. .\lr l‘unzcll is survived by
his father and two sisters. Mrs. All-r

 

WANT:

WANTED—\VOYWEN Fort. Pill-SSS-
ing and folding soft shirts. g ' :

 

WANTED —- airmen W91“
while learning. i J. , . 'l

Cluell; Peabody
.&..’C0.,,lll€-

» ' lost

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. LOST—~AN AUTOMQBII‘E CR‘.\\'K,:

:PHY MFG.. CO. 275 EAST AVENUE. boarding houses, restaurants and fac"’hciwccn Ricclo's garage and Lawrence],

V: tcries. Apply Wilson‘s Employment of-

tilce, 24 Clay street, South Norwailt,
FOR SALE-A SMirrt-Iurlmmr.'C0“IL “3‘- 54“ ‘

PHONE 895.

 

slrcct. Finder kindly return to .\'o_ 11!.
Lawrence street, and receive reward. f

 

typewriter. used only six weeks. \‘l'ill

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.Vsell cheap. Address Typewriter, care

 

V FOR SALE—2 GOOD HORSES J. U.
Altman Darien, Telephone Con.
_ ._...__....,._.._._..
I FOR SALE—~VIM ONE HALF TON
truck, panel body, run only 200 miles.
,Will be sold at a sacrifice. Can be seen
at Wehrie‘sflarager Raymond street.
l Phone connection. ‘

 

a _..._-..__

worth coming for._ . .

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l FOR SALE —- TOMATO PLANTS
All leading varieties. Extra hardy}

 

New, Summer Dresses,
Waists "and «Skirts ‘
Hundreds of New Sheer SumnérLWaistifat sivmga well!
We are showing the strongest-line of. Wash Dresses in'The

Norwalks. They cannot be compared with other. dealers in
’ town as they are in a class by themselves. From ..

A magnificent collection of White Skirts. The smartest

,

. $4.98 up

 

the futility.

MH.&H

M. D. MILLERnSup't" Waterbury,
c. A. MITCHELL. Sup't., Hartford.

My... ..

, if .,.7

Firemen
Chance for good wages and ad-

vancement for men between the ages

, of eighteen and fortyvfive years In
good physical condition. Apply N. Y.,

.R.R.

 

Extraordinary at This Time

. " ...:»"L"" decorating”; tarba’f‘enpnlieif wall
-———' paper, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.

 

W ' Get the

Smile f
You Will Enjoy Your Meals

 

— prime ’ —--—: "“isapmtnase'mdl
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Estimates cheerfully given. Trial oF-i

dcrs solicited. Tel. 400. Alexanderi
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue. ‘

 

Union Parcel Delivery, Edward J.:
‘Flaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Lcnzi
distance hauling.

Light and heavy

 

in Table Form Only.
At All Dmuists, 50c.

 

trucking. Oi'flce telephones 1581. 300‘.

House connection. ,q

 

 

 

m... 20% off on allRefrigerat S

, 'amlners.

s.

The Reason

. We have through an oversight received a double shipment of Refrigerators
which really is a. two year’s supply and we must dispose of them at a sacrifice for

the w

 

ant of room.

 

Don’t fail to take advantage. of this rare baffiain at
this‘time when everything in the line of merchandise is
going up. Every Sterling. Refrigerator fully guaranteed.
$25.00 Refrigerators $20.00
$20.00 Ref riserators,$10.00
$30.00 Refrigerators $24.00
$35.00 Refrilzeratorszd28£0

$10.00 Refrigerators $8.00
$12.00, Refrigerators $9.60
$15.00 Refrigerators $12.00
$18.00 Refrigerators $14.40

Refrigerators in all: styles andiiizes

 

“as .Of' cattle.VGood prices paid. Ex~ plants, 90 cents a hundred. Cabbage?
3 prices 5°" calves. “50 pigs: and plants 50 cents a hundred. At Reynoldsi
”um" 001“?“ & Harry 35»Ely.ave Poultry Farm. Highland avenue, near,

- To thoseiwho need 9. Suit or
e.Tel.11u1, “‘13 1’” Witch Lane. phonemes. '

 
 

 

and most individual creations. All moderately priced.
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE OF SPRING-SUITS AND COATS.

.3 money. The style for next fall will be about the same.

Goat we»? come and save
But

Buy now while buying is good.

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NEW PERFECTION OIL STOVES. . '

WANTED—~YOUNG ‘MEN 1? TO 20
are old for third shift. Full. paY- to
art. Apply to Mr. Adams, American
mnentelle, inc, East Norwnlk. "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

”:WANTEW—A NUMBER. or men
lass girls thour ~ Manufact‘ ‘ ' g De-
_rhncnt.vThese places pay, . ‘ piece

rk. from $12 to $18 per w} .. ,antl
efnayt liberally while learnink‘. Clot?

hilt, Conn,

__. plke.. Must be sold at once to close

VV Mtg. CompanY. 50 Day atreétr South: Try a Sentinel-’C'lassifiEd Adams?-
. |ment for the best result. '

 

FOR’ SALE — FAMILY HOUSE3
with onehal! acre of land on Went
,Norwalk Road near Connecticut Turn-i

all wool material will be obtut
higher; therefore we advise you

any over into the next. season.
estate..- Small. amount-of cash requir-~ -
ed. balance -on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh a; Gande‘e. Attys.. United ‘Bank
building: .‘I‘eLl 535-2. ‘

 

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. :33 '59. MT” 1.5.1?

the prices willrbe more than double. The cheapest fall suit of

fifteen to twenty dollars on your purchase, is we nevetharry

CLOAKS iePARIS rMILLIN'ERY.

$35.00. But prices will go
torbuy now. and save from ,

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WINDOW SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS.

Sole Agent for the famous HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINET.

1?.12;

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We specialize in furnishing homes complete.

Sterling ;,Furniture Co

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