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WANTED~~AN h:l.lll-:R1.Y MAN} FOR SALE~SOIIE CHOICE ‘3‘“;5
. desires it position, understands thelcoclrerels. Single comb White heir-
pnlllt and wall paper trzide. Also'horns, bred from winnera, Slorrs,:
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FOBE BRITISH SUD
ROUND THE TOWN
(Contain! tron m Puts.)
smashed through the llindeubnrg
line to the neighborhood of Leban-
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St. Quentin from the north. Southl
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crockery, glassware and kt‘t’clicn fur-
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,. WANTEMSTRONG GIRL CANT roll SALE—32 Br 3 1-2 TIRE
lo! a good steady pesitlon taking and "V0 tubes same Sl‘e- Dr. Mn"
e“? 01 swck room H. Jacobs 3, sander); lo South Main street.
Shoe ills. Belden avenue, Norwuik ' ‘ "
01 0», FOR SALE—HIGH TENSION D. U.
4 Bosch mm. also a fine "about
body. also mt
baker. Address Mr. Feldmsn, 6 Bridge
street, East Norwalk.
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WANuf—rwo t2l GIRLS at;
til/ecu the age 20 and 3:. to operate
To LET—HOUSE WITH EVERY
modern Improvement. In desirable io-
loality. Central. Inquire 22 Taylor ave-
nue, near Flax Hill Road. 01 tit
. 1‘0 LIT—A
dress
office.
Furnished Room. care Sentinel
01 8t
milling machine, surface grinders and 0] fit
to attend tool room. Good wages .
while learning. Apply Iligley Machine '03 SALE—PROPERTY IN EAST.
iNot-Walk, ahom 1
New 3 room house, big barn, chicken
\l't/ANTED -~ U S. SHIPPING Coop, 10 Haviiand street. East Aor-
B-ldl‘d Emergincy Fleet Corporation "Enl- 03" "11 premises. 01 3t
need at once. 100 laborers and :20 car-f
pullers. Government rate of waxes.‘ '03 3ALE—MIE'I‘Z (r WEISS GAS
I‘ull day's work, 6 days per week. Ap-ienfllm’. 7-12 h. p, Good condition. Ed»
pit at once, Employment Bureau. Wit-flvm 30988 & 00., Chestnut street.
son Point, South Norwalk. OI 3‘; :30 3t
(‘0.
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TO LET— FURNISHED
0R UN-
ly located, all improvements. is well
adapted for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress B, care Sentinel cities.
1
; TO LET—4 PLEASANT ROOMS
land convenielxea, 2nd floor. no child-
,ren. Rent. 813. 35 Osborn avenue.
s50 3t
WANTED — AN EXPERlENcEnf Fon SALE—STUDEBAKER som‘
woman in general office work as an l'ey iti good condition. 9 W
assistant to manager In advertising South Not-walk. Tel. 100.
and statistical work. A knowledce of:
stenography and typewrtting wollld‘ FOR SALE—PUBLIC AUCTION.
be helpful. A good permanent pom.;llousehold soods at the home of the
tion with oprortunity for advance ‘1"? MW. Dalid Workman, 29 Holden
merit with an industry classed by llle’figgnui‘v13:0}""3lk,‘€0fln-l Wed. Oct.
government as essential. Apply lti' Badg'arugg,“m$fi:::g: {:ailiuzgflg
letter to box K, Norwalk. Conn. 01 at gas stove, heating stoves, ice box. par-
liar stands kitchen utensils, side board.
WANTEDvREIdADLE LADY AH,“ choice In! or bed linen and other
waitress in store. Good was“. Apply goods too numerous to mention. Don'
est avenue.
530 ill
won——
,lniss this grand opportunity. It
in person, 24 So. Main strcct. SOlllh'stOt-mv next fair day. Sale per order
Nat-walk. can .‘it Miss A. M. V. Workman. John K.
‘l‘inch, auctioneer.
WANTED - A STENOGRAPHER. »——-~— ~- _~,_ _‘_
thoroughly experienced. good Oppor-i FOR SALE—‘A 1916 FORD RUNA-
tunlly. Salaty according to Illcrlt.‘b,0m‘ {Mum 133m". 3 Rowan street.
h, ,, ‘ ghost hot-walk. Tel. 441.
.Viltte, gillng full particulate, or call.
at the Norwtilk Tire & Rubber CO. { FOR SALE—OR EXCIIANGF
530 :L» "
,plot of ground 50 x 150, 5th avenue.
East Norwalk for either Stutz, Nation-
al. Buick or Mercer touring our, 1!
WANTED~AT THE HILLSIDE!
School. a woman as kitchen llclpéh'
Apply in person at the school. silt) St I
{0. 8.. care Sentinel.
Conn. single comb Rhode Island Reds,
., . ‘ q . _ bred from heavy fail and wtnter la)“-i
rushing trade. Bank lift rencc. be ob tars. Prices reasonable for quality.,
jectlon to going out of town. Addressjnpynoldg Poultry Farm. Highland ave-1
ll cure Ot‘ So. Nor-willk Sentinel. fnuc.l’hono1036. l
330 3t ‘ h
| FOR SALE—~DVVEIJJNG IN SO.‘
WANTED __ GIRLS OVER 135N0l‘winlk. “'0" located. convenient to’
years to learn light factory work. lficjoh'n'i‘ll- ““001 and R- R. station, 6]
_ per ltour, paid while learning. 51 llourjl‘mm “0“”. With all lmpl‘ovcments.
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myl‘Gnrdcn. Price 82,500. For particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
___,.__ - No. 7 Main 8h, Norwslk
WANTED -— OPERATORS 'ANi'li WI- Baum-mamas:
learners on Finger sewing tilnchincsz, —————— . .- _ .
BUSINESS NOTICES
work. (‘hnncc to make good
Webbing: & Edging Corp, 15:} Wasll-'
tuxtou street. 530 (it.
*—
Experlenoed etitchers sit per week}
to start. Quick operators can tnakel
BIS per week. Apply McMahon Crem-
rnlns & Worthington. ll Orchard St.
“A... -._.
impaired. Bricks and grates set in on
mntsllort notice, at the
WANTED-MALE HELP ‘ lowest prices.
becond shift 5:30 to 10:30 p. in. (‘anllloth's (‘rockcry Store. 23 Ely ave-l
earn god pay.
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. TO LET—i ROOM APARTMENT.
Swans it Corbett block. Rent till.
TAdults only. For further particulars
inquire at the cities of Old Well
liar Co,‘
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T TO LET—6 ROOM AND 5 ROOM
icottaxe, 3 and t5 I‘IiSesa Court. Nor-
liwalk. 4 rooms. IO Burbank street, 7
roonls Bates Court, South Norwalk.
Inquire J, DiSess, 121 Main street.
Not-walk, or Central Hotel, So. N01.
lwllk. S28 3'
E T0 LET~FIVE ROOMS AT 10
Cross street, Bo. Norwalk. Price $13.
llnqulre J. A. Rudder. 108 So. Main
1streettor telephone 1446. sits in
, TO LET-~NICELY rerlenm
lrooms, steam heated. electric lights.
lillot water and bath, use of phone. 2
.nlfnutes trout center. Phone 1423-3.
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i To LET—~A STORE AND rlvs‘
groom apartments 20? East Wash. St.
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‘ Tel. so.
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TO LET-3 noous AT 96 TAv-l
Grove street, or tclcphbno 1852-13.
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AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS GASOLINE
BICYCLES VULCANIZING
A. MODNE
Phone 957—2
flNorthMain 8h. 80. Nor-1k
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LOST—A l.l'l"l‘l.il l‘t’
terrier. answers to l‘w 1.. to Oi
t“Qllccn." I'm.»crlv of ills. tint-rump.
chst Side :lventfe. Rowaylou, Liberal
‘rewnrd will he paid for return Toi.‘
:24 Burton. ‘
cr‘
Ior avenue. Inquire Mrs. R. Tarlov, 16'
tellculy plains,
'lliy's will to war. and secure
of that city, the French progress-
ed.
North of the Aisnc, the French
captured more than half of the
ridge between the Aisnc and the
lAilette, and the Germans are re-
:‘portcd to be retreating across tllc
‘Jlatter stream. Along the Veslc.
DESIRABLE FL.R_lllortlil\'elst of Rheims. the Freuch‘
sad of Milan Stude- nishod mom. oestrsny located. “3““! ground. apparently liming
' close behind the retiring Germans.
l lit the Champagne sector, Gen-
,cral (touraud 's army carried dour-
ilitlfint: heights west of. the Al'-
acre of ground. furnished, 3 beautiful rooms, central-.mmm‘ I'm-m"
i
l American divisions lighting he-A
tween the Argonne Forsct and the
,Mcuse river steadily advanced and
'apparently won their ob
‘Bcrliu reports that American at-
tacks were repulsed and that the
.(lcrmails regained some ground
‘ucar the Argonne Forest.
. German troops are being rush-
Ied from inactive sectors to bolster
‘thc lines under attack by the Amvi
’(‘Tlt‘flll§.
'l‘llt‘l'c arc indications llltil Tlll‘U
key will follow Buiaria's example
ill quitting the war.
.lclllly’s troops are reported to be
two and it half miles front Du»
, must-us. i
l lithllth, (ii-t. l A peace chI-
_tlllstrutiotl took place in licrllu Oil
tsallil‘tlity, according ltl ucws
ft'civcd here today. The cliccl'illg"
‘L‘l'thtlh itssculblctl ill front of the
, Bulgarian chtltioll at tllc tlcl‘lllall
.cllpital. Ilt't't‘NNllilliltg pulicc lutcr-
.Yt'lliittll.
l LONDON. Ht'l. I.
William lll ll Illl'shilill‘ to the lt‘uill-
el‘lntld Party is quoted in tilt Alli-
‘hlt‘l’tll'llll dispatch to the Exchange
i'l'clegrllph t‘oulpltlly in saying:
“I llit\'t‘ tltc cuutiticlll litlpt’ that
Justified would add cash. Addronn box East Norwalk. 4 room apartment on; the Whole (icrtlltlll people ill these
55 IE‘Chnpel St. Inquire 64 South Main St.‘ most .Nl-i'ltllls times will t‘csulntply
gather around inc and give their-
hlnod and health lllltil the that
breath for thc tlct'cllsc of
, Father-hind
“Such ti unanimous l‘t‘Mith‘
chst will and must.
help. succeed ill breaking the cue-
‘thc Fatherland the peace it is
Worthy of :tillolltr tllc people of the
:\\'tll‘lll.n
BASEL. Switzerland. ()ct.
Strtlnslliirg I‘m-l of
it: ill: collcctllcd from the ”Night!“-
. t. llrluy ll decision llrrivcd ill by
t‘cutrall l’mvcrs nearly ten
tlll_\'\ ago to turn over the cutircr
pr Willt'c ot' Dollrudjll to Bulgaria.
The newspaper declares ~uch ll
dccisioll was rctlchcd ill licrllu Ull
Ncpt. 23 during: the visit of ’i‘illullt
that l'l'cnlicr Mlllilltlti' failed to
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confidence of the Germans until
their allies to replace the present
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tlcuerill Al- attacking 'l‘ur
hillllt‘l‘llt‘ ho
. lllt‘ 10:30 a. lll.-~\\'al‘ shnrcs andnssocint
"millet ”Iv channel"! od lssnts autlill m-n
‘0 inc nt' today‘s
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“ ”l' “Ml 5 peace shares and high grade rails
Hy-Po Waterproof
Battery Corp. 528 3r.
WAN'rg'o—AN ERRAND nor IN
one. 34 lm
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P llttl lltllltl
unlike the decision known to the
tl-hdutlrluu army “in linic in pro-
PAINTING - PAPERLHANGlNol
NOTICE -.
exciton
. sat in Germany
Holland dismtehs my. Some re.“
ports say a panic afiectcd the Ber-l
lin Bourse. where war industry
stocks slumped violently, it is.
said.
Panic also struck Parliament
and newspaper circles and public,
oflices. The ahrm brought forth'
the instant demand that "some-l
thing be done.”
The dispatch to the Daily Maill
from The Hague says the dcmtuldi
is for somebody possessing: the‘
military oligarchy. but opinions
clash regarding who this vague,
personality might be. i
All reports indicalc a dccidcd!
cleavage between the Junker and:
Conservative classes and the class:
represented by the Socialist and;
Radicals who on this Occasion have,
the support of some (‘entrists and}
even National Liberals. .
Emperor William’s belated anx-
iety for the people to cooperate
in the government cvidcutly will
be distasteful to the Junkers, one
whose foremOh'l papers, lllt"
Krcuz Zeitung. declares a dicta-
torship is the only possible alter.
native. The demand of the [ltlptlo'
lar parties is for it popularly cit-c"
tivc cabinet.
LONDON, Oct. 1, via Montreal.
Bulgaria. during the discussion
over the armistice ill Suloliiki. lll~
diciltcd that site was not averse to
key. seeming to rc-.
liable newt loomed in lmudoud
2 ltcpter's Limited states wday. ‘
Bulgaria ckplulucd. lantern-lull
lthllt she could only act militarily
ill this connection ill ctr—opcl‘ullolr
\‘i'lill the Allies. t
DEATHS AND FUNERAL-8 ,
Mrs. Edward J. Alissa
Mrs. Minnie B. Atkcn, wife of Ed
ward .i. Aikcn died \'el')' suddenly in:
New York city on Salurdav. The‘
dy was brought to this city for}
burial yesterday afternoon. She is;
survived by l‘el‘ husband. an out!“
son. who is how at the front in
France. and a sister. Mlb‘. “It‘l‘l
Gould, of East Norwnlk.
room: or WALLTTRBITd
—_
NE\V Y0 ”K. Oct.
l. Wall Street.
subjected to
moderate pressure at lllt‘ nctivc Optn»
Stock Marin", but
were inclined to
supplement ,vcstcr-
l‘f" day's mills. liccessinns of one to two
points were recorded by l'. S. Slcel
and allied industrlals and l-qulpnlents
in the first half llnlll‘ and Mexican
l—~ p - ' ' '
_ , , -_ etiolcurrl dcuutcd [unfit-taking with
Pl‘t'llllt'l‘ Mllllllofl’. Alf Bulgaria. is p.
lfli‘t‘llNI‘tl by the
.~tlildillli l‘ac'iic. llltrvcsler (‘nrporV
ation. Ttlhui-ios. Motors 9nd Fl‘l'lllll“
cru were higher 1w fractions to iti-
most three points. and Gas shares rc-
tltrlcd lllllllI-I‘ accumulation.
WALL S'l‘ill-Iil'l‘. Scour-Rails as-
sumed ti commanding position inter.
heavy buying Of that division extend
in: to low-priced issues, notnbll Snu-
' - . thorn l‘ailwtlv ('oululon nnd Prclt-rl»
l'tlshil. the Turkish Prclulcr, but ‘ '
M Rock lslllnd, (,‘hlcago and tlrcttt
West-3m and St. Louis and San Fran-
(l"t0. (‘fll‘mlliin Pacific made ilp its
. - - . . l is it" 1’ l mints and tltilcl' ll'llnF-
llcllt liltlilill'lil s asking: an ill-tilts. Oi ‘ t l
continentn‘ls (hunted hands'al ruins
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Faithful Servant
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npluedwiflrueoi’onrnewonssthstwillunooslsnd
Mmgivsyonplsntyofhmstsndaimmout.
Ranges troln $25 in to 8100
ALL FULLY 09W T0 BAKE 000! All) m1.
ASK ABOUT OUR. RANGE CLUB. '
Hosp. §l§R ,
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in
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your kitchen
The Oabinet flint will help you save money
and also thousands of steps.
:01! OUR Hm KITCHEN UABINET CLUB.
We Specialize in Furnishing Ionics Complete
Sterling Furniture Company
127-131 Washintrlon St. . Phone 105.
..__. . A MAJ“
NORWALK HAS lNFLUENzA ‘ Sum’ C033
and Dresses
Midshipman Walter Harvey Weed.
.lr.. grandson of the lzllc ('oncl‘essulnn
We take till.“ lllclllod oi cxprt-ssil‘:i ..
our lusting LTllliludl‘ for the heartfelt
E. .l. lilll. who is at the Annapolis
and helpful Hmpalh)’ so generouslyl
(
—A CARD or THANKS l
-A_V.__.A.——:l
academy, is ill at the base lit):plia\l
, In RED OAK COAL
there with Spanish influenza. and
his mother. Mrs. Helena Hil‘i Weed.
who is in Washington at the [DTPRtnl
time line help summoned to his side.
rind frcciv expressed in countlesslwe‘re only one.
ways by the people Of Nttrwlllk dur~f Try a bushel and you’ll buy 8
In: the sorrowful days followlnz the tan
death of our son. Stephen C. (’1‘!th
We beg the acceptance of our sln~' ’ EFFluiNt Nor-walk
9.8 .
Tel. 441.
cere thanks. by the niavor and (tlllt‘l‘l3 Rowan 8t.
city officials. by the civic and {valet-j
nal societies. by the business holisent
by the State Guard and by the many;
in private life who, by their presence
Tel. 441.
flatdiniers
.7 grocery store after school and Satur- decorating, palnter's wpplies; wall‘ _ . .. lice." . , ‘ r _ , . l i dint zifts nf
" days. Nelson lI. Hoyt, 38 Washing. paper, up-to-dnte styles, lowest prices. District of horwalk. as. lltlbitlf'y of t m g .H palms. Mexican Pct til at tilt-tuners. the T1223“ thoughtful s
ton street. _ Estimates cheerfully given, rm,“ 0”Court. September 23. x. 1).. um i ... Wfa~ -—-—.~» _-- mm rnlllel briskly and motors in- ”0"” dnd “I'm-V 0 9r - .
‘ ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander Estate in Connecticut of Anna! ' creased ihclr early ndmntngc. gl‘ill‘ acts FM“ 5'1?“ “"0"! testimonv' “HF D0 h
WANTED"GOVER‘\ME‘VT NEEDS .o — Smith, late of Norwnlk in the t‘ounly' ‘pincs were broutzllt forward at mid TESDPCI and g0 Km“? aided in “5411". er“ '8 es
']°000 w on clerks 'll Vt" shin ton White, 61 1- E" avenne. ~ t ~ ~ .. .. . . .
' Ediaminat‘iii‘ns Norwnlh ind‘Octgber': ‘of Huron and State of Ohio, dcceasl «lav, liliirinc Preferrd't‘f lsutlz 3 points. fining 0UP bull?" “l >01 th lF\TTh’l
' " . " . . I - - 'hlle ex. out. AND MRS. rm l.’ ' a . , , «
,. Salary 31,200. Experience unneces-: Union Parcel DeIIVery, Edward J.,9d- IS CROSS [EVERISH 'Dlhtlnl‘lll no shares means. _ . ‘
‘ 381’.“ Women desiring government. ll'iaherty, proprietor, Trucking. Long. The Court of Probate for the Ills»l , , pericnced fllliher reversals and U. S» AM) FAMILY anglng ab ets
positions write for "99 particulars. distance hauling Light and heayyvil‘lcl of Novwnlk, hath limited and al- Steel loll under yesterday‘s mlnimuin' . »
J. C. Leonard (former Civil ScrvicOi 7 ‘ ' lowed six months from it 0 date ltcl ._l fRO” WSllPAlloll I ‘0 “0 7'8 l
‘~ Examiner). 421 Kcnoia Buildinglmcklng- 0““ “WM“! 1531- m ‘ * ‘ ‘ , '
‘ “'ashlngton. 523 St House connection, tof for the creditors of said estate tol . “ ALL STREET. 1:30 ll. Ilia—ROI“; [F ower Pots
' E.._. _ .- -. Tags-.55 exhibit their claims for settictucnt.l . . -‘ 'Dutcli Oil featured the mid-session. ‘
WANTED—WOMEXY CAN‘ EARN, o . Those who nullect to present their at"; " T°Wu° '3 Coated, Breath But, its rise of eleven points being 0""
m much as men by learning to mako‘ counts, propcrlv attested, within said, 5mm”?! 50% 0'6!" UV" hated to improved ronditions in East- ' ' I _ AIMI F 69“.”
slices in the various branclteley call-I A F M time, will be cebarred a recover-v. A“, and Bowel: 'ern Europe. where mp conipanv mg} III IIIIIIS I“ '0'.” ‘ a
lug 0" H~ Jal'ObS & SO". shoe manu‘_ ew ore persons indebted to said estate zit-cl (u. “C . -.. v ' large interests Other oils broke 'A “My ”km,“ compound a.“ a“. ’ .
faclurers. Holden avenue, Norwalk. 3 requested to make imnrndiate pain; 'm’ .allfornia “mp of I. I“ 3‘ sharply however. and war issues he {:?J{ffi,&““i“ ,3;mg;,1:;5..:ndp,;g;';:; I25 Washington St 50. NWl'k
~ 28 St? ‘hm'flmfl it‘aflnfi‘onful “mil." 0ft?" SRVFS , Q; l' l 'llh 1 l 2 without harmful or lluNt-forminl drugs. l
i s ' STUDENTS “m“ m it «ll-k child tomorrow mm mm 3"“ ‘ “Ti" “ ° W "m We)“ ’Prompt Delivery Phone 527
' t NElrmltAll (‘Axm .. ' ‘ ' ' tnt reactions in to s. . - - -
WANTED—HELP, out; WAIT"ER.i . g Adminisnmor (.1: Al if your little one is out-otsortr. no > _ _ - -_ immit:rfvmfimy “7 l-——-——-~~-w — —
‘ one kitchen man, one waitress. one‘ . t ' half-“CK isn't resting: Wing and n": TRINITY COLLEGE EXERCISES Lfixfitzn. m.
hbbrer. also useful man and ti drivai Can be accommodated in N‘ "07.0: “" ‘ tint: naturally—look, Mother! see it x
er. Apply S Lord,‘ Givens' Snnltar-- ‘ our day classes My wife. having left, mo witl‘o’lt lonzue is coated. This is a sure sign HARTFORD. Oct. .l.~ln common‘ .
:av lum, Stamford. Conn. Phone 70. l cause. I refuse to l'“ anv bills (on that its little stomach. liver and bow- with some four hundred other roller-v Al IENT ' Harms & Gags
. .___' . . tracted by her or anv other pet-son. fits are clogged with wnxt‘c. When esthrOugliout the country. Trinity l
..WANTED — EMBROIDERERS ON_ Those WlShlnE “enter the s C. H. VOSWORTH. lcmsa. irritable. feverish. stomach College held formal exercises todav to' ' . i . A“:
fine genrgettc waists to work at‘ evening 01.8808 should cm 'A _- . ' «- fsour. breath bud or has stomach- mark the taking over of the college To the, eyes now ll msunnce for: w -
home. Good 3' and steady work all - ache. diarrhoea. sore throat. run of by the Government. First call war- e comfortin later years. When.
“ : roll at once that the s . l" . .
tear. Roth's Crocke Store 23 Y '3 Y I cold. give a teaspoonful of "'Califor- sounded at il-2o. and u assembly in ~ t otiesd u m.
'1 . « , eye strain is n _
avenue. M u; M entered as openim 0C- , nta Svrup o! Fist." and in a few hours ”:30 the command fell In on the II n I l m of the ”as. l
l i Clll' all the constipated potion. undigestedfanmis under arms. Adjutant's call. . '7
wanna—«iv. s. oomxttm. ' food .hd nont- bfio gently mom out was rounded at ”:35. At noon the Neglect um helps them. . , ..
"Ml 50'! 'BIMHMI- "NI. “FM of its little bowels without griplng. band played the "Star Spangled Ban-' :
it or one. 810. month. List mm, “d To . "u m. M mm M“. mm" the my,“ 0, m M, Eyes are deserving of the most.
“" "“m“ '“m'” 9"" ”0 m ’°" 1" ' ’ i and that a what -.
WM 3- . ' ' Dependable nuts. "on air. the men presented arms Ind careful stunt on _ _
a ’ ' lotion on rut mt- stter stun: others in the wit» sot in military we (in in our scientific snails
_ w M" w i H "M33 “I“ this Mfr-less. "fruit laxative." t» tumultu- KIW "'9 MN ““3"- ‘M It‘ll I” I" "GINO. ”l
Firemen Clothes for Men. .... a m to. .. a... h. l... o .t. mm... o. o. u... “a u I That's A"
Q... hr ‘L up our: line all hotels all sm- raining as the nu. the Adjutant, !“ap- l
~"""'"""“ w nmmmimmmmishtnhrz.m.nuthmsu, "—
‘ at "tmm 0m hMMtMWHMWthMMMtP ‘
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“was“ mun. macaw C Issued-rec‘dmmumuzwh . ‘h’, l a...”
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t“._‘..='m~l' I.“ . Ins.- «mammmcsuau, Anew wlwmflh an.
“"mm.m~‘mm‘ mflhlu it; 4:23.". our 2:...- u- .l m-“rwd mh‘un’. ‘
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6.. ihflhstthODIfiI-dtsu. Des-«hr Hutu-d,“
nus-assumes“
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