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RWAH LCIHISAMEETING single pieces may always be found
0 in the mammoth stock of Raymond!
‘(Oontlnuea trom F1131. Pogo) 5&4 Son of the exact stile and price to
(firs. Robert F. Way, regent 0f the meet every 1-3qu'i1ement.
What. in her “5113-1 gracious manner, .
introduced the speaker of the afteru
”On. in' a. few well chosen and appre- D "’1 DRUG ”DNEYS ’
active words Miss Amy Bernardy, I
‘ an Italian lady of renowned literary -
utility. who is at present 1isiting this . B BAAKACHE AWAY
wuzitry on a. special mission, was the ' ' ‘1
speaker and had chosen for her sub-' !'
jeot, “Italy and Her Present Pxoh , ”e. _
ms." The. lecturer dwolt on the Instant Relief! Rub Pam. Soreness
questions of great importance which‘ and Stiffness From Your 4Back
are n0w500nfronting the Italian gova With “St. Jacob's Lll’ll-
‘»'ernxnent concerning the annexation 0t; mcnt" ‘
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~ against the natives of Italy. She con- imcnt.” Rub it right on the ache or g? an
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review of the conditions now existing soreness, stiffness and lameness d1s-l 41/4 4
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5 the tables of the Peace Conference. .small trial bottle of “St. Jacob' s Lini- i/ . , .
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cellent address the hostess invited up. A moment after it is applied Q
those present, to the dining room. you'll wonder what became of the % 4 4
wherein. beautifully decorated table backache. sciatica 501‘ iumbago 11111411 % 4
andwoice and dainty refreshments "Si. Jacob‘s Liniment" stops any pa14n % ,4,
awaited them. Following this a social at once. It is harmless and doesn t % 4 t . - [Z
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5 a a 39"} 4%? g ' The work done by Norwalk and her people in the World War 15 to be put mto 1m- -
5 is as} f... $393154 v perishable print. A special issue of the book entitled “Men and \Vomen Who Helped '2:-
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e “on? gh ‘ . 31%;; 4 0" 3N " ".4“ ‘ - g . Itisto contam hundreds of photographs of men and women 1n your c1ty who .5:-
m t ‘9“ WM ‘ ..-1cer 5 0 Win g were in the nation’s service. both overseas and 1n camps. The “Doughboys.” the 4
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with pictures of battle scenes. the photographs of President Wilson. and the war ’s %
great military leaders. Pershing. Foch. Haig. Sims. etc.
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The story of battles won through the aid of Norwalk’s noble sons will he des-
cribed in living words.
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Why “in You, mam 30", g or mum“ in m m. “mung, Those in your community who answered the country’s call and who have been for-
5 ' tunate enough to live through the terrific conflict that threatened to destroy the free-
' dam of the world. are to have their photographs and their names emblazoned in a last-
in! record. ; - 11:11--.-.m.ucam§‘fiissmms.any 1 - j.
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This is your only chance to have your dear one’ 5 photograph appear in history.
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4 5 The gubfishers have under__t4_aken this work because of the great demo lid for 1t. In
other communities it 1s meeting “with. great success.
Leading citizens of Nor walk have given their unouaiied endorsement of the book
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, If you have not already done so. bring the photograph of any one you know in 3%
[Norwalk whohas taken part in. the great conflict. It will be returned to you. Brine ‘/ —
along his or her‘war record. 4 4 4/4
Do you want a copy of the book? Of course you do. _4 4 4 4 4 ff;
It will be published with title embossed 1n gold. in two bmdmgs—cloth $5.00 ' . If; A
and full Kraft leather at $6. 00per volume. Come 1n and see them. ' 4 44 %
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Have youyour city at heart? Do you want to keep a permanent record of what
those dear to you have done? What your community itself has accomplished ? Then
leave your order with me.
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