- 'y anywhere gives, to
an area in the home until
. . r let in orderto eon-
not be taken.literally
' ’1 lo doing you imperil
, health and run the rink
: ”Ida, influenza and piled.
. Be goVerned by
”her condition. It is u of
4“ important” to preserve
Mb u to kill Hum. Both
, tive. If some ‘
days are cold and
I" and you are Thiyering
m the house, burn coal it
must. The war will not
.. one minute sooner with
' . body in the grave and a
extra acuttles of coal in
Iran.
. I? this be heresy we are
My tor the scaffold.
THE
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5'5. SO. Main St.
3"
South Not-walk
Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
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SUIT CASES.
N Image.
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" .J.ll.Mallery
HELP THE FUEL ADMINISTRATION
The Director of Conservation
says :
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“The National Fuel Administration realize: that a large
amount of coal can be saved by the installation of storm doorl,
storm-Windows” !. . . . "and advocates each installation the
same as we do proper tiring methods and proper attention to
boilers. ”
STORM WINDOWS AND STORE DOORS
out down coal bills, increase the comfort and healtnfulncu at
your house by eliminating cold floor drafts, make it possible
to keep the house warm In the severest winter weather and
permit perfect ventilation.
PREPARE FOR WINTER—~ORDER NOW.
The Hatch (z Bailey Co.
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1 lord Chalmers
I ( hevrolet Chandler
Overland Hudson
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DISTRIBUTORS. ’
nchor Winter Tops.
1360—Telephones—2011
Oldsmobile
Maxwell
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Buick
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Ice
many and her icsmels arc thoroughly.
beaten and her fartcuchina plan ot
world dominion destroyed.
lot the tert'itoy she has wicsicd from,
other nations.
ing against the ships of the Allies.
I Allies.
' suii'I-Itdcrt d.
l‘lll!‘ ('cullul l'owcrs
'ol thI» Austrian army Is tlwing trout}
3 t'tilllltlt'ilt‘c
troops. uudcr lllt'll‘ own t‘lilllln'rll'ldi’l'é. PR
.Siandard‘ Butter & Egg Co.
12 North Main St, So. Norwallt Phone 1990
Golden Santos Codee .
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have just received a new
i’ of TRUNKS, BAGS,
are of such quality that
I” o! perfect satisfac-
Finest Mixed Tea .. . .
RedKidney Beans . ..
manoratcd Milk. can
Condensed Milk. can .
Fresh l’ot Cheese and Sweet Butter received daily.
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our-......
. . ..... 39c lb.
... 2 lbs. for 25c
12c
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“Me. "My
utter-Ill 34c'
«or?!»
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5 Y It you want the real thinl.r in Nut Butter—try
- hucoa. ‘
Aunt Jcmima's Pan Cake Flour. pkg. ........... 16c
Aunt .lcmuna's Pan Cake Flour ...... 4 lb. baits 47c
:50“ l‘ or}: State Cheese (old). per lb. .......... ‘5c
. ., .3 lbs. \‘Vl‘lllt‘ torn It‘lo r for . . . . .. ............. 20c
E 3le. brush Oat Meal or . . .................... 25c
. \Iery Bcst Sweet Potatoes . ............ . 6 lbs. 25c
I Challenge Blend Coffee. per lb. . . .............. “
. Golden Santos Colfee .......... lb. 20c. 5 lbs. for 95c
I Larc‘c Lalll‘orma Lemons. per doz. . . .~ ....... ~. . . 25c
I... 20 Mule Team Borax ............ 2 large Dklrs. 25c
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“Repairing and ParisI
s Towed in any dis-.3
Garage '
Seaview Ave 5.
t:
Issass
Full Quart .lar Pure Apple Butter ............ . . 43c
. Don‘t forcct to buy a Liberty Bond of the Fourth
Loan —~Buy It Now.
A. F. Beckmann SICO.
Incorporated
Phone 1405
.Schultze’s Thursday Specials
SIRLOIN OR PORTERIIOUSE STEAK . . . 38c lb.
Brisket Corned Beef . . . .i. ................ 18c lb.
Plate Corned Beef . . ............... 2.0c lb.
Native Cabbage ..................... 4c lb.
Yellow Onions ........................ tie at.
Seeded Raisins ..... r. .
Scltultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK.
United States License No. 17,903.
. . ........... 15c like.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NNECTICUT
OPPOSES PEACE ‘7
WITH GERMANY
moonlit-ea non rim Pale.)
.\'O rousldciation ol peace ulitil (:cr .
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No ut'llllnlit‘v while a soldici oi” Ger
many is bc) ond lllt' German borders.
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lullows; 5
ltcsolt'ctl. ’l‘hitt t‘onnwtictltt
('tlullt'll OI lltlvnnt- ltrul'ltlt rt'jtill't‘S lllI
the uliparullclcd athle-wincnls ot the.
llulu'dt’id has llllt’ttlltlllltlllullyI
'l‘uikc) is cut oil ll'lllllt
'l‘ltr right wiuaI
tlic
Serbia. its toll wing: Is in mg s‘cadtly;
prcsscd out of Albania and llon'cne-‘
mo. ’l'hc ltalian driu- is on the way,
From thc Noitli Sea. south all alollt.’
llli' Wcstcrn iront the ethics .IIc stcnd '
ll)” dri‘ini’. Germany and llt‘l’ \cssels;
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quire that tictluany make lt‘paralloll‘
for the damages and
mum-d, and compels her to gilt) adv
I quatc assurance for the future.
I Triétiani S2" Hyfatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
out of Belgium and France. On Set) ‘
tcmbcr tub, in rcsolutious tbcu passed
by the council. We said. “\‘t‘c wait with
the day when American
shall rxcrtltc llirir oldcl‘s lt'ltl t‘ill'l‘y on
a batth- upon thcit own N‘l'ltll‘. 'l‘llt'y;
will clluilate the WHO] and luilitnlyt
skill of ottr Attics. and wc cannot aski
for more.“ Three days Iaici Hcltcral
Pershing stluck at thc St. Milllcl
salient and the American Iorccs won
in an incl‘cdibly short limo- one oi lhc
lucst brilliant \ictorics of thc war The
\‘ulor of otlr troops had lIcI-n tlr‘llltlll‘.
striated at Scicheptcr and in Hv‘ry con i
Itict in which they hun- Ill‘i‘fl cnuztgcd’
since.
"St. Miliiel told the mold that tho
AIIII-Iicun ncnct‘l could (‘Ull‘t‘ht‘ a".
plan of battlu which is tlIc IitIl‘llI'fllIOn'
of military txpel‘ts, pi'cpuIc It to its
last detail and carry it out IIlII-ad or
schcdule tinte, suI-ccssttll at every
point.
"All of Ills conilntlI-d. triumphant
progress is due in no blllall IIv-usui‘u to
. the unity of command ulIdI-r tht mas-
‘ lt‘l of strategy and sclI routinl ot Mar.
Slltll Foch. ll
"GI-Inlany is rcslstiittz Ili‘SIN‘l'itlI'IyI
' .\s slIc is lot‘cI-d but'lt shv burrs he.
hind hcr :t wastc oi tit-~oluttoli and
nor. No singh- thing tl..II Incir iluitt-i
cti attid l‘lllllli‘.‘»S t'l'uvll)‘ (It'lll concciru
lot has bccn omiitrd llI-I I-IIIIIlty con?
‘ tintlcs on land and soil. IIH‘I) Indus.
try which could (‘UIIIDt‘lt' \\ Ith III-Imany
Iii: III“||'II}'(‘(I. all that Silt :l‘i do to «10.5
I spoil llcltziultt and lI‘IIIIIII Illn‘ .~lII~ colt .
f tiliucs to do.
i "(lcl‘ttlony is lilllitllt‘lllg h-‘r industry}
1and III-r busiitc» MI th;II 'dllt'l Ill» \\'t|l5
r‘llt' litu)‘ flood llIc iIIIliktls ol tho1
world with hci' :zooI|~ It? It Ilttntpcl I‘ztlcE
than no) can scll tot llcl' lll‘ln‘lly':
z-Iid lior business how l.lt';.'t'l,\' hi I ‘t pu‘
\ Itndct' uorcrntncuittl t‘IIllll'tIl. llcl‘ Iiicr
Ironiilc lnttrlnc and llt’l llt't'l oic tutti“
:ly Iutnct. llcr lilt‘M‘lll purpose is to
sci Inc on cconomtt dominion upon
which to build :IIIIIthI-r wolld doIIIIIilou
“or. Noitlmr th.- to ”null HtHI‘l'll
, lilt‘ll‘ nor tho t‘IIII-IIIIIII people show the
; shuttle-st npprorinlloli III' thcir II'ImIIs,
lltll‘ tho Hillllll‘sl dcsIlI- to lllllkl’ tcpni'
ltlltlll. 'l‘llI-y lluully that Ihcir
‘doom is hupcndillu. and they ask di
t'tctly tltrotitlh tlicir \ussuls thut wc
vntcr upoli lit-gotintious t'or pctlcc. ~
'Fol‘ lln honorable Iwncc,‘ as William
proclaims. meaning It pcacc which wIl.
I not strip tlic Fatherland or all the land
. it has scizcd. or thc [illllltlt'l‘ its troops
' haw IukI-n, nor motto licr pay for the
I Insscs shI- has cutlscd to the iiiltoccnt
. wherever her troops have gonc.
l "llcsolrctl: 'l‘ltul iti the opinion (III
I thr council thcrc should bc no pcut'c
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I sols are thoroughly Ill’fllf‘l‘. and hcr tar
- rel-hint: plan of world dominion do‘
: stt'oycd. We arc opposed to any pcuch
by ncgotiution. conciliation. or that“
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"Germany‘mtlst bc strlppI-d of all
tho torritoy shc has won and llt‘l‘ grip
on tct‘l‘itoy. nations and pcoplcs adjoin
in: her must be looscd. 'l‘ltc sutcty oi
tho world dcpcnds upon this.
‘Jtislit‘t‘ demands from Gcruiui'iy and
tho lif‘l‘mdll pcoplc and hci‘ \‘II‘S-‘Ill-‘t
and Connecticut insists upon that do-
titand. tltut thcy make rctmrntiou for
tho dumaucs null losscs caused by
‘lhrut. and that thcr bc cotiipcllctl to
2.2m. adequatc assurances for thc fu-
‘iIIt'II and to pt'ncticc lawful libci‘il‘ 1"
oil. We arc oppowd to' any l‘i'zlt't‘
trcltty which docs not substantially in
. cludc tltcsc protisions. O
_ "liesolt'cd: That this council is op
1 liosctl to Holy sugucstion of an ttrmls.
Iicc while a soldier oi" Germany is
. without the bounds of Germany as they
:ilu- Sullivan girl.
Es. Wilson lt
LAYS A TRAP
FOR GERMAN
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l't'lnce Maximilian for information usI
to whether he i‘cprcscnls tl.~- Gt lllltil'«
military masters condoning hc war OI I
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pelh-d the now l‘llutlt't bar and thosc Ir.“
sociatcd with llllll to render to the
world an explanation of their Icul no I
siilun.‘ Through the coiuluuliicutlouj
scnt ycsttrduy. the lost hope of th '
tlcrtmln militarists to piitit to tho Al ;
lies as trailing wur ot’ I-xtcriuinutioii l.-
considI-rcd as haunt: lwcn removed.
At the Slillli- time the prI-sidcnt hut-I
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'liotillcd the (lci'iuzlli :.l\|‘lll.’lll'll2 that;
lmcut.
its proposcd 'stIspcnsivitt ot hostilities”
cannot bc giulttctl wlt'ilc It llcrtiian sol ‘
dicr rcniaius on Allicd s1»il_._ The (im-
molt :owrittilcnt IIIII~I state to lllc
world whctlicr It will (ltl't'lll thc fotlr.‘
two terms pt'ctiIIti.~ly Intd Itouu by
l’rcsidcnt Wilson “'Iltll!‘lll‘“d'll“llV or it»
ti "busts tor lil‘flttllnlltllls‘." which prisi-
tion cannot h.» t‘tillrllll‘l’l‘tl by thc l'nll/
stairs and lllr leltlI-IIII- Allivs
'l‘hv stcp titltcli by l'tI-siIlIIIt Wilson:
has mct with thc III-proiul of llic Am i
(-llt‘fln lll‘tllllt' xe‘Wl-illflpt'l' cdttotlnlI
t-tl
coutntcnt :Ilmost llll""2:.ll'- tilllllllt'lltl
ctl thc tuow \‘tllll.l‘~'~llill-ll li'illlt'l‘i.
‘ ul’tcr catcl’ully studvitin 'h.‘ roIIItIIutIl
:IIion soul by llii‘ III‘ mi lI ill. praisI-d it:
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llistinrt npprmul \\'.|‘
Ihc .\Ill\‘tl potions.
LIQUOR LU RES l
SAILOR TO GIVE I
SHIPS SAILING
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.Irlny and ll:t\'_\‘ with liquor. I: Is sold.
by iiitI-lliaciicc oll'IcI-rs, howct'cr. thIItl
ll lllllt‘ll uritrcl' chni'lzc probably will liel
llllltlt‘ nguinst Lochittcr III the twat-I
ttittil'o.
At the lIcuI-inu I-iidI-ucc Vtus inllo
I‘Itttcd put'poi‘tinu to show that latch-
lllI’T haul intriuurd. ciihcr with tho
knowing or unwitting connivuncc of
to lure American
oiliccrs and nit-n into he’r hotuc and
giic thcui liquor until Ihcy tnlkcd till I
l'm‘t’l'tr‘tll)‘ and supplied him with \al I
llilllll‘ military sccrcts.
As a specific ilisilmcc, l.lcul. Murray .
told of u drunken potty olllccr in-thc‘
I‘nlted stall-s nary giving 011' inforiiizl j
lion concerning the sailing of n l'uitcl;
Stntc‘s troop ship, in tho- prescncc of,
built Lot-lilucr and Miss Sulllxun. T‘tis;
inforiinttiou. according to the liPlliI'll'l
out. lcd to tho torpodoin: of :l sistcr,
troop ship iti ihc convoy. 'l‘ltc potty
ollicct- is ttIiIlI-r urn-st in France and
will be rcturncd to this country .‘Ir
cntiri martial. _
llISsISulliran was put-olcd with a rc -
oucst by tho comtitls'sloncr to appear
bclorc liltii. lutcr and row at crcl‘ylhiiit:
shc knows concerning: the uctiritlcs
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brilliant military iocoi'd iti thrcc wars]
, werc at tho outbreak of tho war, ‘nnd
I while u sinzle submarine is tilici'lttlllfi
5 arainst thc ships- of tho Allies.
llcsolwcl: That the mztkiul: of a
'licitt‘t‘ treaty with Gcrmuliy and hcr
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I -- ~~~--— ~~~—~-~*-- l an unconditional ‘-tti‘lcntlol‘_ is Grains“
' 'lm iitici‘csis of America and hcr allies
. TRY OUR AUTO 5 and against an v-nduz-ing and :I just
. .e a fit: WBODY LIB ”mm“.-
. 3"“ TIRES Y0 Po 1! 5 “WWW”
X , UOAN I sousA's eANo m BRIDGEPORT
I DEPEND GIT—ALWAYS “—
_ . ‘ The aplicnmncc oi Souna's hand ‘0
i llur“ AdAK TJ’t'il 81:9 dl}-llld- erdevpmt vesicular In: the M03
n.I..It lift". talr-and-Ioul wcath- 1.10“ or ermt enlbupla'n} It on»: m-
. t: lIlrs. too- that will nirv- you It; . Ian-m parldo tor t v general pub»
I .' I‘M-:l‘t‘r I'm‘ WITH? and outlo- ‘ur‘ “I [hrpfl (rung-pry; 1pndpred l“
' ~I .avrmtn tat Who'dm'l :nder at: \arkws pan: of the (“V
i r- at Ii'ic . r I! in [people an I“ that the no Jar-lilo.“
and tire php made. all OW 'mm as All Mona the owl Merit
I I uca :sI-r time you boy a are m n- .mm rum"? rem:
am that mate in. u. pm. This hand III m «on this our
two to a “a; a! five boar!-
dnnn wilt-‘1 the It out under ace
We in m pone e! we my.
I! In new“ I! no
[M’n lh" WW“
h: widcly known as the fornicr husband-
I.r Natttlic SI-hcuck. Ncwporl and New
' York. who left him while on a honey»
moon trip around t‘.lc world and who
. obtained 3 (“mice in ltto7, thrcc yonru
afiot their niorrintzv.
(‘ntlius ago It tut). ~ in! - thr- public
I rc in the llnilctl Santos when. in llill.
ho clopcd with .\ti-'s Annic llumcy
_ \\'Ill‘t'l"l'. daughter or Sumucl l‘. Wilt-cl.
' or of (‘hiruilo and » l-‘airlleld, (‘onn..
. \\ oulthy sowing tum-him manufacturer.
.tltI-r it scriI-s of attempts cot-urine it
nor. which were trustratcd by detach
.3." In tho cmplo; or the young woun-
o‘s hither .\ rota-run of thr- Sudan
a
and llort' wars (‘olllns hi'ld a camatn‘e
commission III ”IV outbu-ah of the
pi confirm and mu was tut the-
!mnt. where he won pmmntioo to hts
prev-mt rank lit-am gusset and in
taller-«l to remade. mvlu lot a tune
as fanw Instro. or lI-~ the! want to
indie and "turned to this. «many not
norm. He no untrue-d at the meow
o! It.” «We be! them
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An Extta Blanket Saves Sickness
In this time of sudden changes there is safety in keeping warm and com
fortable. especially while sleepinir.
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.WOOL BLANKETS—Very fortunate we were to get together so hit! and
varied an assortment of High-grade Blankets. that are priced for below the pre»
veiling rates. All sizes in stock.
BEACON BLANKETS—There is no cotton blanket on the market that is
the equal in warmth and wearing qualities to the BEACON LINE. We have
them in many styles. including BED BLANKETS. CRIB BLANKETS.
BLANKETS AND BATH ROBE BLANKET SETS that are ideal for men and
women they come complete with cords and frogs at a very reasonable price.
COMFOR'I‘S. QUILTS. SHEETS. PILLOW CASES
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RESLIMED IN BELGIUM
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TOKIO, Oct. 9.---.\'I \\ ~92 III is III Int-—
n, forbidden during the recent rice
lots to publish anything about, thr-
‘disorders, ,ixon a decided t'ont'r‘flnlttn
run) the Government, which now has
in territory he is obliged to evacuate. Iplaccd the press under the some kind.
llclgium has bcen from the lictliIi-‘O! voluntary censorship 21S mists in
ups of tho Gurman armies. At thcl
hc happlnct-‘s of peoples and his will‘
ning ot lllc- war exposed to thc outtllhe l'nitcd States,
wry moment the ticw Imperial (‘lliill'l ,- Tr a Sentinel Want Ad
5tho whole tII-ruiuu people. has com 5collor ls proclaiming his aniicty {MI y ‘
A-r-..‘ —-—-
to wotk for the deliverance oi' humanw
lly lllv liclgiun nowrninent rr’cvli'pgt‘.
news of fresh excesses on the pan ot
the German armies in occupied Bel-
BUY AT,
plum. 5
From the coast to beyond Brugce ’
' thr- malc population from l5 to '4‘
)l‘illfi :trc hciiig torn l'l'oln tltcir homes;
and sublet-ml to thc must btutal train I
Tllt‘.~t' llll'll arc compelled to
work (it forcI-d lnboi for tho. ttlilIIaI‘y'
CLOTHING ' roa urn.
Itwids of the cncmy.
.\ \cngI-Iul clamor would rise Irom
tho wholo world if. at the luotncnt oi
loaning llI-lciun soil, the Gcrmtm ar-
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
EASY PAYMENTS.
IIIiI-s Icncu'vd with To’tltlllhll‘d i-rtiI-lty.
thI- I-ch-sscs which murkcd lIlt‘ III-I
\itslttll ol' llcluiuui. llIid ll‘ they ulidcrl
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took to consummati- ttIc ruin of lllt‘
country by pllhtut‘. lll‘lillll illltl tin
wholcsulc Ill-pollution of thc Imoplc.
Irnmi”
riisuari
Causes you to make mistakes5
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and Dresses
don’t give up business—have us,
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texalnine your eyes and make theI——
glasses that Will restore your: You can always get the highest.
oniccts llllll lllt'll of tho l'nitcd S‘““‘“Ivision and increase your working prices for rags, paper, metal and.
laid iron. Just call up. Highest
ethoieny. 5
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unuannn
JUNE?
price paid for Secondhand Auto-
mobles.
II. FELDMAN
6 Bridge St., E. Nor. Tel. 11762.
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Oeullrte, Optometrists, Opticiam .
87 Atlantic SL. Stamford, Conn. 5
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 a - ru 197 3
Fruit Jars
WIDE MOUTH—GLASS TOP 1
1-2 Pints ............. 95c dozen women and
Pints .............. $1.00 dozen .
Quarts .......... $1.10 dozen Children
2 Quarts ............ $1.50 dozen
MASON JARS ’ CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Pints ................ 90c dozen5
Quarts .............. 95c dozen: _...._ “ ‘ "‘ *‘”’““‘"‘”‘“
2 Quarts ........... $1.35 dozen"
JELLY GLASSES .
With Tin Gov’ers ...... 59c dozen
Albert P. Gchebc - 5
25 Washington St. So. Norwalk,
Prompt Delivery. Phone 527 _
--., , .— -w. ._ onto DOUBLE TIP MATCH-
. ' 38, a hex ............ _ 5t:
’ . ousrsucxu: con. arm.
you have any broken “......m ........ .....156
window glass have II was omn'vnrscan.
abottle.... ....... ....Ioc
replace then. thereby
“but
Mllylieflylelll
I‘m“.
DECORATORS
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JACOBY’S
Dependable
Clothes for Men,
SPEClALS .
For This Week
Try Our ECONOMY COFFEE.
A delicious drink 18 l-2c lb.
SPERRY a BARNES” PORK
. cut to ............. ”c lb
' A. EU LL
24 Cottage Street
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