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mun. one. 21. ms
Wants, To
Let. For Sale, Busi
Classified .... .. "es and, Protest“!!! Cards?
Miscellaneous Advs.
mummnuwmuum
mmflczwwuk. $100.31“an
Advertisement
g Mother’s cook Ecol
ltudy duplicityinmmo‘t l
“umvmetyhthechanmro. f "l
The bone. of: nation m in men .v stl
-— I,
Let U. cu M -
The variety of lab in lilo» and
only the limitation 011m re~
: tom l
C Dill ”on“. m i strict us from all tint”; We who
live near the sea coast have a large
--m,,,_..,_.~_~‘__._*_-~.-- ., . .. m. choice. while the inland dweller may
i m m '03 ” W "—“l l have a limited number. The! in very
WANTED - l - _. __“I‘.‘ . 80°“-
TO LET‘JPWO VFRY PLF 1g ““1 » ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘. Some fish are best hotel. others
SEWING MACHINE OPER~ r ‘ahed ‘ . _ " ‘ * . FOR SALE 1.0m: riii‘m- breaded and fried. while others are
.TORS PAID WHILE moms, all com *mwcflb it" home. i: Bouton Stt'ci. 'best broiled or boiled. ...—..- .
‘ A light _ housekeeping. Improvements i .. _- . ._ ~ 3
KING. CLUETT. PE . Near trolley and station, also garage FOR SALE—~l’lNE \‘0l'.\'u Mm, .lellied Pleh.
DY I 00., INC. mm Inquire '1 Grove street, South date dog Add"... ~51" ...... ...- T.,,.- hke two rounds of any lure steak
Nowalk. Swim” S” warm” fish. two cupfuls of strained wanton.
l __,___ ' ’ ' l one tt-uspoonful of onion juice. ti tea-
‘ ' fl 7 7 i 7 - . . ' Famouful of suit, half a teaspoonful
w. .-Eé'NLEE- _ '. To LET noon ”f,“ ”h “ ”T“ FOR SALE— mus ~0er Alllil 'r‘ of table notice. six stuffed olives. one
ANTED .'it;l~:_\"l‘.\ unmmrmmh' Iwm Jitm “mm" Lit)" lbs. fuller» $114M a pair and up MM "“"km ”we" ”"99 tablespoonfuls
'l'i) sum.
'tull .‘Il'it'l> ’l‘it‘cr. l’uncrure pmmfi ..
”max .tn'l lends furniuhed, good' To LET
_ or it'llMSlli-Jlt
in» t‘Xllt vtettcn unueceesnrt liar “m.“ 10. pg“ l . . - '
. ~ . > . iOUFGb c ill", tree til
\trit .~\ ’l‘u‘c (‘o_. S2 Church St. ‘ p ’
«phone, in c kindlinv wood
\—ll;.:\’t’n, Conn. l‘ilunvh 1h}?!
ANTEBTl om; inn tits-«p """"“"-‘- 3—" “a“ 741mm-
l'itiZu Lunch. .~~._ —'*
d‘JU 3i.
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u.
in cit-em
lu‘lljili' tilll\ .\li'.~ i'
ilt‘l', alt-mil uork.
TO-LET r‘iVE ROOM Al‘ \lt'i‘
wont. lflectric lights. hot and mid \H’l-
l'l'. \\ tshittetun street. East .\'m‘\htii\
l‘nu" tutittl :tlmtlltivni 39 Chapel Slt't‘t'i
Stow. rt)? “Robbin-ion stt’m‘t lttst‘Nor
unlit (‘liupci l-ill‘i‘t‘l
til Soutlthin.“ elf-(til. Tel. 60
... .-..._....._'._..
ANTED. 'ru'o S'rttoxt; um:
afraid 01' war}. that pit): “t‘ll, tutw
t’l‘lPilt'l‘d (ti-mu fitter. (inc woman
tittv pork Norwttik 'l‘it'c & Ruiliwr;
Store- ti: inquire
ausmésfiahéizs. V
ANTED ii.\\\' l-‘i'liS, SKl'le'.
k. Fm, :tluekrat, etc, highest-pru-
“(llllhlt’lll Bros linst Norwnill
ANTED- a“. CUMI'KTAXT liliil. :tllt-t-
itotlttcwork inquire u; .\1=~ James “(...
Jun. 4 Whitfield nvcntu ..
l..\llii S 'i‘\li.tllil,\tl siltll‘ of N.
i-‘t'omt r iiilltl. ltll‘lnt‘li)’ it‘ Tit
1South Main :1: i.- umt itii'fllt-tl mound
i
l‘:\pt‘l'lt‘liti'tl .‘ttulllllillll itlld lliltllltil'
iis open tor purl time limit. books open
loll itll'l lll’lhi‘l \lontitly ot yenrh lmia
\titir-m Sentintl oi
" iltttlirl”
ANTED -F.\iBlitllill’.l-‘.lv1it.~i . tl\'
ut‘gcllc “nub, nick given htilllt‘
‘i‘ (A:
«1 pay sleuth work all ‘\l'.|l' “round the I'Hl‘l‘. : .t' .' illusion: More. 'l‘t‘l.
i from 8 to (i p hi. (how i-ftultmld ‘ltlz‘t:
\l'orkn, it)? \\’:t9hlnutmt St. I . — ~~ —
if PAINTING —- PAPER-HANGING
ANTED ..\il;.\'. wu\tt..\' onus. decorating, painter“! suppliesfwatt
t‘l'ntllt-‘ill pcttl't' t-t-sitl.»n~ :t'ont jpaper. up-to—tlate atyler: lowelt prices.
or 390 month. l.i.~t ptjrl‘itlllS. llt'l.
. . i
te notuedintely Franklin lu.~lltnt-u‘
ll. 2::.l\'. Rot-itceht. .\ \
LOST
ders rollcited. 'i‘cl. lilo.
§ Alannder‘
White, 6t l-‘i Ely avenue. '
. l'nlon Parcel llelivery. Edward J.
' . .. . . . - ‘ :F’iaherty. proprietor. Trucking. Lon:
28$;tagginiugnykql”‘1‘“?LEN";dietance hauling. Llunt and hfiavy
‘. i I . .‘l ‘ t
M... 1pm.“... pkmsvwmm Hm“. “punching. ofllce telephone 1581, 800
. Hull 19 Taylor Ave. or phone . House connection.
I. lit-ward i ‘
runner
iatrlcl ill Ntit'wztik. sit, l’rolnltv‘
rt, December 30, A. 1),, 101R, '
’herens, written rippilcatiou has
u made to this (‘mtrt for :ulminix-y
ion of the. Estate in Connecticut at .
her Laucyl late of Newark, No.1
sey, deceased.
._-.. ...——
l
ORIGIN OF ALPHAOET LOST.
'l‘he alphabet we one to u queer
thing. when we come to think of it. in
effect. it iii made up of conventional
Flflnfi .
‘ Turn this page lLlHllll' down, and
you cannot read it. it might nhnozt.
as “'i'” be printed in illusion that
sit-tent 'or in Arnblc.
Few subjects llilh' enlisttd tn the
pnrt of language students more
Ordered. That silltl application b‘i‘ >pr-culitttvethought than the origin or
m and determined at n". limb”... the alphabet. it is today ‘! mutter
cc, in Norwaik. on the 26th day otgmm‘il in di'rilmir- .
ember 1913' m 2 o'clock “f“.mmn;‘ There are those who tttur thnt on
that public 110!ch thereof ile uiv-l '[lt‘llblt'H nimout as ancient its lltc tori}
to "n persons imprestpd ”‘me rtttcdwcllera of southern Europc htlvt-
plthiiShina this order in a ttllu'sptt- lit-tn found lileCI‘lllt‘d charm-ton: rep-
having ttr-irmdntiou in Haiti Diw-E rewriting the origin of some or out
i. at. least fivt‘ lizti‘n before finial tiny! “H'imhmit‘i‘i lcllcrs “l Willi.“
tearing. ' ‘ lint the theory must gencrully .tc ‘
HENRY W. GREGORY." jlft‘lili‘d at line. present lime is ”till ”it-
n snake.
'Jtldilf-i it lit-rs of our :tlphnbct m'i'zlnnicd
_rwith the ancient 'ltgyplhms. 'l‘hey
y ;‘ itho letter is the biasing 'of a snake.
S 0 I 1 There you have it. What more could
poem 3,
.4 t
l wet't-_ to begin with, "itleogrnplts." '
' represents
he demanded of a single letter in an
alphabet? It is a whole picture.
"Q" is supposed to have been a knot '
in n atrium-the. letter being originally
Harte Sprint! L99 07' Lamb. gm": , .1 piece of ulnew. "" was a bow pulled
er --------------------- C -‘ tutti. ‘C‘" was the hollowed luni.
bchops.....30.351nd”cib. ‘ ' ‘
e-quartcr Lamb ------------ 26° lb.’ sound at the letter. ‘.'l" was the
l Quality Corn Fed Beef . crooked stick used in pt‘itnitlro- timea
3" Cured Ham ----------- {"C 'b- as :1 plow. “\"' was it plcknx. ‘ "\"
nomy and Yankee Brand 3:2?” way an or yoke. ‘X‘ was a crossroada
---------- . -i “E" was it tally—41 primitive mode of
3” JURY Pork L°"‘ ----- We "Li countin: ‘i‘" “'aS the ri2ht hand up.
all Fresh Shoulders ...... 32c mum.”
er Kraut ......... 3 the for 25c.; .__ _-__ _. ..._ .
.‘.°.-‘?‘f'.'f.‘.’.°.°.'.::.'.'.':.‘::;.':.' 332 {film “we“ HAVE PLANTW'
ng chickens. and .itomtr-dreppeul.E WHEAT- it
he ‘ l A rcprcsenlntlvo of the (”film of
id Medal Butter ........... 68c lbdl‘rmn Management. Department of
lctiy Fresh Eggs 9Cc‘per doz A ricultttre .
ll line of fine groceries and fresh " g ' recentl) returned from an
tive Turkeys. Ducks. heavy roast. Qiinstpcction of the tipicai ports of the
mburger ................ 34c lintlfimer‘Wheat “'93 0f the United
089 .......... anesnes ”9"”on {States reports that in Kansas. Okla,
‘ltomn and Colorado the soil generally"
0
D. Char“ 9k 2 was in excellent condition for the fail ‘
Ebert! to get in as much land as they
NORTH MAIN SIRE], .could prepare. To offset shortage of
, ._ ilabur, due to the draft. farmers were
{hurrying the. sowing of wheat before
ttheir boys had to leave. In some of
TELEPHONE 583-2
rowing. and farmers were. thing their lamp]:-
iiallln liztizh. Nu 'l'il)itll Aux lli‘1ti'
l‘illou Si
FOR SALE~rVHILIlS Al"l'tl.\i(i-
buli- with ('ll'rilll tit‘itr, almost llt‘“.
aluilailile for child 1 to s \i‘kii'?‘ t‘:ttt ‘Ic
..wt-n at 1” Flax iiili Riliiil
" ‘ ...—“---...“ ”M
Wiillillh‘;
FOR SALE-~A FAT l’lG.
about 37M Iii. .\i. Mlktliiil. North 'i‘-4)»
lur Arc.
’EOR OALE~~~lii€lFEli it: llth'l‘ilh
old come from Hood stock. f‘ali even-
inns at Stephen l'ulinitie, ‘31 Windsor
l'iztt't. Sn. Norwalk. til“ 3!.
FOR SALE t; ltth
itii impttm inputs Lincoln Aha l't'it-t‘
t inquire M t'lt-ts.
'E‘Jml iltl“) term-
.1; Hull. oi Soulli Xtii'\\.l“\' ’I‘i'tlht to
-—~' a 1-
FOR SALE UNI: l'.\lii.t)li l’lliii.
litlllt‘ .‘zlt: \\.il| iutllr and I‘ll!‘ stick.“
ttiltriilt‘it‘, l'lli butl'ot. M'H‘l‘ul kitt-itcn
.‘llIlll tin-t4. citrtmttt-r‘s
floor Htlillllilu utili'llllll‘. hetero! tiiuitii‘.
llltlyIW. (illl‘
room tallied. tlozctia of kitchen (‘llilli‘l‘i,3
lilli'llt‘ll ltiilt-e. all kinds til~ cooking
on:- dam-n
pairs of “‘nltll‘fi. tilli‘ lllt'i' oak bedroom-
suit. our Pit-'li‘iltlt' mu hunt motor with
tumult}. out- iltllt'll sleds.
1Eriitnntce cheerfully Slim. Trial Or'leintot-n it. round bottom row boat, doz-
ens ol Fliti‘fl‘dm one tuelotlitttt. one no
litlllt' nut-tor. lllll- i'lnc (lltl antique b”.
rcutt, iiiisnltllt hull ciot‘it
mp- pit-r mirror.
(ilii’
lulu
one one—ton truck. 1 (li‘l’p \rt-ll pump;
nth lit‘illi‘l'.“ and pus Fllfll'fi, one"
several
load of bound hooks all kinds. downs
of flat irons. 2 gas irons. (mu wood
stove. onv baby curt-lime, t‘ ee “tic.-
bonrds, .tnd l‘undreth of oil. :- N-t-tmd
hand goods lmpoilslblr to mention. The
prime of these gtmde are down away
down. ellllll. l'ht'llp it? iltthonev. 52 Van
Ztmt SL, Store llolit-‘t'u iii 5‘: You Zuni
and 2‘» tisborn Ave.
FOR SALE lll‘il.lll.\’G LOTS.
liwt-llingx. apartment hoot-es. Busi-
ncar- binflie’, Fat~lot'ir.~ :tllil l-‘tit'ms. li'xv
now iwfnrvprit-er min. I c it 'll't'i'iwi-
9d. .
Ask John '1‘. Hayes
Ito. 7 Main 8L. Harwell:
1m. est-ammonium:
burns arm rmna” 3
John D. Carver
John D. Carver. who served :19 prin-
cipal musician in 29th Conn. \‘ol. ini..
in his 74th year. The body was sent
to his former homo in New Haven.
today, for burial.
Patrick Morrluey
Patrick Morrlsscy, aged 76 years.
died at the Nomton Soldier-5’ Home,
on Thursday. His remains were sent
from which one tirauil-M'hcncc the to hia former homo in Ansonia. (‘otut..'
today for burial.
He served as it private in Co. K of
"to 24th March, Vol. inf. in the WM
of the Rebellion. ’
Harry Whitehead.
lltlrt‘y \Vllliehead of 134 East rue-
mte. died yesterday afternoon at the
Norwalk Hospital, following a short
illness. He is a. well known local real-
dent and a popular tnember.of Nor-
walk Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles.
The arrangements have not been cont-
pleled as yet and will be announced
later.
Funeral of Mrs. lda Paul.
The funeral of Mrs. ldn Patti. wax
attended from her home 21
l‘hnpelstrcei.at 8.30 and from St.
Man-1t Church at. 9 o'clock. where n
requiem mass was sung by Rev. Wal-
ter Mctlrun‘l The pail bearers werc
nositio (lradion. Glut-into iiiosiricatti.
‘ .. 'thc dryer portions of Kansas. where Joseph Mount and Frank (.‘uputrhi. T]...
there had been two succesaive fail-
WE‘ BUY‘ . uret: of wheat farmers w ill til it
0ND- H . . ‘ere i ng
; ANAuDISHllO‘éI-ISOTHING hard to put in a full crop on account
. f lack of seed. in these tla es h0\v-"
We titles. 0 I c '
lay moi; can ever. the dilficulty'was being largely}
‘3' “W ' overcome by government loans for”
_ - ' buying need. fnth wiute- it t ..
58W $.30!“ N . e rwea net:t
at“ 1 11 mm tlons of Oregon. Washington and ldnho V
the summer had be .1 exceptionally“
. _ dry, and up to Octoh 5’ ~
“' 3"" bombing planes ’ “'99" been sntllclent mingmficymro‘canzd
"'5'“ “in"?! an: aging *0 “\“M’d' ”pone it safe to now when, some
w up net-utenscttludn rem'mw mm ‘i‘“ i . "
ificrman do lbw“ ., ‘ M V I ‘ 2 i
he l7iilied Stitch}; now'turulng out
. or . iv.“ — W
... .
floral pieces were many and beautiful.
interment was in the family plot in
St. \iurv‘s cemetery.
Jom
...—......
-~ Try a Sentinel “'ant an
A
one
(tandem.
lll‘NtlAiAHV.
w lmelbarrows. .
.4.-_ A
0f granulated gelatin and six thin l
. e'l'lvr‘ of lemon. Cook the filth in three i
l initials of boiling water for 2) min‘
urns. ltcmm‘e the fish and return the
xltll‘k to the tire; rv-ducc to one him it)‘
boiling. Strain. add tomatoes. onion
and mitts-mung. Cover the gelatin l
with two tnhicsrmonfuls of writer. then ;
alt-In and bones from the fish, break it !
ililtl flitki‘fl and put it into 8 NOW or i
howl rinsed with cold water. Out lht‘ l
ivlnon. cut: and olives in thin dices.
1 put tgrotmd the edge of the bowl. then .
l slowly pour in the mixture. let in a ‘7
mid place until arm: then turn out ,
on a chop plate that has been lint-d « ‘
with shredded lettuce. Garnish with?
‘lemou and a few rings of united
oltvt-u. Serve with torture sauce or
Suittti drosslnx. ‘
Deviled Fiuh. «
(‘ovcr three to four Moods of fish
with tmlllm: water. add one email on- ‘
inn and one tablespooni‘ul of salt: boil '
for '15 minute“. Take from the water;
wilt-ll cooled. pick the fish, diwn‘lln:
, lilt‘ bones and skin. Put into a bowl .
and mid the (lance. mixing “‘9": put .
luto rnmekloa. sprinkle with broad ‘
cruptbfi: place the dinner: in into“!!!
' nod bake for 15 minutes. i 8.th
three trtltlestnmfulu of flour and two
. of llllill'i' in a saucepan; cook until.
. month. then add one and illicit cup-i
fula of milk. two tubicepoonfhla of‘
chopped parsley. a tablespooafui of'
onion juice. the soup! of unit. miw
fourth of ii tenemnnful of [miner and .
ouc-hnif tenctumnfnl of dry mustard.
(‘ook all together for live minutes; then
i it i< i‘l‘fillfi‘ to serve with the fish.
Crab Salad.
i Line n hmvl ulth shredded lettuce
. not] put four cupfulu of crubvntoat in?
l the center. cover with my a;
’tnttyonttnliltl- du‘rnliit ill MI
i «'i' Filcwl pickicu. Sprinkle with
tt-hopped green pepper. capers or
‘ stuffed olives. '
, "an; 7mm.
‘ California Women on Farms V
5 Successfully Execute Work
Formerly Left to Their idea
Four hundred and nlxtptlvc ”tam-l
t "roll-'74" were went out from the south-
|.t to California hmnoh ofthe'women‘e
, inttd M‘TVll‘Q nt Lou Aunt-lea from lilo!"
‘1 in July 17. lust. to ltitl California
. ranchcra in their cifortu to inc the
! countrr‘s' food supply. Neitr oil of
i there hare remained in ne'er-mm,
and n4 proof thnt these young women !
’ are enpahly filling the plnceafvtf men“
i called into the army or other activities
4
if ‘Tnlte “S" for example. in sound it during the Civil War, died at ihcl 00“11”""‘1Wilhih0 “'i"- “ "'3 poluicdl
'l‘i‘r Emil“! Ol Norotou Soldiers' Home on Thursday.‘
out at the lu-ndqtutrtera of the service;
that ntttny of their reqnceta for help'
came from rancher near those. to which
\lnilu had previously been bent. .
Volunteers in the woman‘s land army
sent out from 1.03. Angcleu include
teachers. slemtrruphcrs. ulcewomrn.‘
waitresses and school glrla. 'Most 01'-
titcm have been employed in gathering l
and preparing for market decldttouSE
‘ fruits. Activities of others have luri
cludcrl driving tractors. (burying. plunt- '
. lug telllilltif“, harvesting various crops
l ttnd utukittt: lmr. . .' ._ ;
l The dairy industry has taken large
' dnlric: ncnr Ina Angeli-a. munch hav-
ing largely replncctl men as mllkers.
0f the first unit: sent to the dttirlt‘fi
only in few of the young women had
milked before. and most of-thcm’ were
unaware that there is it "wrong" an
no" n2: :1 “right" side to it now until
they had been kicked orcr by out-
raged ttuimnls. l
i New Torpedo “Catcher" Said 3
to Frustrate a Shipwreck
—‘ l
l A new method of fighting the llvlmflf i
mt-ttocc is for the. attached vessel to:
drop a depth charge as the torpedo up- ‘
prortches. in daylight the wake. of the]
torpedo cnn usually)»: aceutquitc clcoh;
iv. When the depth chttritc explodes
it either causes the premature explo-
sion of the torpedo or else diverts the
deadly missile from its course. This
n-ns found out quite. by accident. A
uthip‘a ofllcer. in hls‘cxciicmcnt one
our. threw a depth chume‘ over‘bourd.
it did the trick—Gasscil‘e .Jonrnni.
Training Hawaiian flamers. i
Hawaiian dancers have. a curious
training for their profession. a coma
upondent writes. When they ure‘littie
brown babies their mothcru takethm
on; in the sun and put :1 ft rubber
" with“ -. . .111:
i r’ t- .
mid to the boiling stock. 3W0 the t '
erplcicnl
Men Insist on Labor-
Shving Machinery-u
Why Not Women ?
‘t'l'l‘IWRITERS.
l t'al'iOl'S—a
Howler cuts kitchen
1*. has ~10 work-reducing features.
places for 400 articles within arm‘s reach.
it S:l\'t‘> miles of steps.
of lion- and toil.
Ever-v woman has :1. ritzht to the Hoosier.
it lS'ilHi a luxurv. but a \ 'artime necessitv.
Ami it (‘t’lHlS so little-sonlv adollara week.
¢
adding
host
machinerv has been invented to save
ll‘ci‘ work. But what about women?
factorv. office and farm, can have modern
multiple. wit v not the home “.7
machines.
of labor-savingr
If the
work nearil' half.
it ha<
It saves food. hours
Mrs. Nellie chlle Jones. Hanaehold'
Consultant. Wisconsin. Member or
Hoosiers Council of Kitchen Scion
tists. who act as your kitchen adVltl-
ors When you get titt- Hoot-tier
‘ t‘i-IOOSIER
KITCHEN CABINET
ilwister's is the broadest guarantee ever
given on a kitchen cabinet—your monev
all back if vou are not deliehted.
We deliver _ thit; famous “Hoosier
lit-atttv" for oniv SI cash.
Anv home 'an surelv afford our easv
li‘i‘l'lirl.
it. make sure of netting the model that '
vou admire r‘noct, come and pick it. out
vctthout delav.
CLUB PLAN
$5.00 Down 5206 Weekly
Sterling Furniture Go.
Phone 105
..-._.
”T
i
Pym Gian Oven Were
Wenrever Aluminum Coo
Utensils .
Tea Bull, Tea Pots
Coffee Pet-column
g dummies in mm rut...
«
9
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
Phone 527
3 mmrm- :.
*
DICKMAN ENDS
HUN PROPAGANDA
IN COBLENZ
(Continued from 7 Fourth Page.)
.___.
.-.—A-» ..
be taken. _
A memorandum delivered to the
newspaper owners specifies that the
following matter shall not be pub
halted:—
All articles. editorials; dispatches
and news items which from'thelr nu,
.ture. are calculated. to or might in-
. flame the people or incite them to dis-
reapect and disobedience ror insuhon
dlnatlon to the armies of occupation
"Comment or articles which re
fleet discredit upon the United Siatel’
government or the governments of
the ‘ allies or the military forces of
those govern-cut."
mouthed-on: . between _. the inn,
Worn-m . ..mt.
19‘ « . ‘..
.f’L".T‘T.'. rm m m m 8.5:”.mflnm -mzautev “imam gm
Christmas Gifts Thai Mean Something
' A large collection cl all kinds of Toya for images. Delia, Doll . Carriages, Stoves, Pianos.
Aluminum'cooldng Sets, Me, Iron Toys, Mechanical Autos, Two Wheel Carla, Express Wagons,
mull. Stencils end Paindngmntc.
25 Washington Street, So. Norwalk
K it is stated specifically that nothingl
l
lcurb any abuse of their leniency wee
127-131 Washington Street
' Bread and'clh some 100 Pim Dinner-ism
Hotpoint Electric Irons Hue China Cape and Saucers
Food Choppers China Salad and Coke Set-
Artificial flowers, Attractive Ont. Giana
10c each, 3 for 250 Smoking Sets
Potted Plants . . ..... $1.25 up Brass and Mahogany Finiah
— 'TOY-S
a
l‘
r
5
runner 'atrro DELIVERY
of
must be printed "relating to the!
regulations for occupied territoryi
outside the zone occupied by the;
Americans." ' .. l .
A further indication of the. inteni
tion of the American authorities to.
FOR HIM—'
XMAS'GIFT
8T0]! or 810!!! me
10 or 20 Your WATCH
Better Vest cm or 103
KNIFE or CIGAR cm:
CUFF BUTTONS 01‘ I0“?
recorded by a roundup of discharged:
German soldiers who had failed WE
secure civilian clothea and by fuel
arrest of u metehnnt .who had been;
found profiteering in t mogeg 9135‘ ' Pm
change. He boasted that he a so 1
a soldier marks ‘for francs at 20; TIE cm. 0mm
points below the rate of exchange. GAB! or m WATCH .
fixed by the army. and hurl then flip.
their increased his profits by resell-
ing at the bunk. There has been
little of this sort of thing. howevetz:
and so far the public appears dis—‘
posed to conform with the order that
prices must be the some to the.
Americana as to the Germans. ‘
'BRAND’S '
The Jewelry stem Where Quality
to Higher Than Price
Weaning!” IL, l0. Wk
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