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was sold out and a neat.
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f Advent d1ur¢hNewsé ‘
I 11.52:: night’s evangelistic meeting at
f the Advent Christian church on Van .
Zant street, was one of the best. The
congregation was swelled by many
friends of the neighboring churches
and strangers. The sacredness of the
. I
spoke the voiCe of God through his
servants in more weighty. pleading.
loving words. words of joy and also of
deep conviction. There was anew
ring in the Gospel story presented in
‘11"an and'sermon and kindled. by di-
:3?£nv MEMBER CANVAss AT
' EAST AVENUE M. E CHURCH
The second annual every-member
mamas of the East Avenuo Met: 11 1!-
in: Episcopal church will be. held Sun-
day afternoon ’ l‘h-e transns< 11:1 .s hrld
for the [list 1:111: 4st ye..- -' :11d “11:: a vine fire. Miss Sweetser sang sweetly
. great. success. it wi‘. ‘19 conduct"?! and impressively about a young man
:1..- you". 1.111 t--rs arrested from his sinful ways by the
sinus similar time
have been distributed along similar
lines this year. Letters have been dis-
-tribubed by the Continuity l'nit leads
are in all the homes of the parish, an.
prising them of the intended visits of
the canvass-tors, and urgin; them to be
“at home" Sunday afternoon i.) make
them welcome;
Thecanvass, will lle-BS last. year for
110th the current expenses of the loml
church and for all 'lmnovnlt-nres. As a
result of last. year's canvass, the East
Avenue church' will haw- one at”
la'fi'esl. contributions for D1 tinn'olrnoes
this year ever given in the histmv of
1 the church. ‘
At. the close. of the Sunday after-
noon canvass. the men will rrturn to
“In church to arrange their reports.
For‘efi.‘ ??.-3 ladies of tho church have
arranged to serve titn men with light
refreshments preceding the “rinsing
sor'vicc 'l‘lm pastor will announce
the result. of tlu- afternoon carvass
sztrains of a hymn from a church.
Jesus. Lover of My Soul. while Mrs.
Dow delivered a sermon. the import-
ance of which thrilled every one. The
prodigal son in St. Luke 15:11-24 was
the evenings subject and given in
clear and concise exposition in‘er-
woven-with fitting illustrations. The
old story of peoples rebellion against
God and their walk according to their
own desires. seeking the pleasures of
mo world. forgettinc God. .A world
that can never bring lasting satisfac-
to the soul. but leaving a great
void where Christ has not come into a
man's 1111:. A good moral man or girl
but lacking Christ is compared with :1
chart ‘life'line thrown to nerishinz sail-
ors. the line isgood but too short, it.
Won't save lhe men. Essentials in life-
wnrship, love. work and play. but seek
yo the first tire kinrdmn of and. A
wonderful reformation in the world it‘
overvone came to thc- young man's de-
“l will orifice and go to my fa-
the
‘irrt
during the evening. if the Weather “5'50“-
should 1,va my), #01111)“. 11”. mn- thnr and will say until lllm, Father. l
“ (”ML have sinned :mainsi lzcavon and below
va'ss would be poaipm. 11! ms:-
.. Thee." an ddo it at once as tho word
Rev. F. H. 1111101111 tiictflirook will "7'15" "and he nrnsr- and cnmv to his
be in'charge of all :‘11- s: l‘"ll':‘—‘ :11 mo father," Services Sunday. 10:30 a. to.
Christ Church totnor1 1‘111 and 7:30 p. m. the lax-t of the series.
Mrs. Everett S. lmlkley is confined t" ~-T- *—
to her hometou Edilt' avenue with a P
.1... ' ’ MRIEN
~_r_._ 1
A report of iii (1 llw1y \71 1.111.11 (am
was of the East. A1 onlo- Methodist {i AND
church which was recently held,
will be given at tomorrow awnings
services.
] N080 TON
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The regular meeting of the Wom-
en’s ForaigntMissionary Society of the
BastrAvenue Methodist church will he 12mm? Size???“ :ndrew Ta‘y 1?]:
held'Tuesday evening at the home of “ I we. so 0 S 3 or severa (AM
1" Mrs. Charles Simons, lfl Rowan street. is now improving.
I A number of East Norwalk pimple Mt and MFS' William O'Hara of this
greeted Lon Tollcgcn, the noted actor town have been spending several
‘dnys with friends in Norwalk.
husband of Geraldine Farrar, when he
appeamdcat the Regent theatre. last [1' 'C’ l d “..u. .
. evening in the Cast of his play “ltlt‘nd- A”) .ur son .in 1 mm .\1v’n an
Youth" .of 'this town ware expected to armrc
_ {from overseas service yesterday with:
Al. “the monthly tum-11111.: of the,! the llth ll. 5' Engineers.
: Men-‘8 Glass of the Eat-1t Avenue. Moth» :
.n A. T. Beauregard of this town, who'
what clfirch. Game: Warden Wilbur1 b , .
Smith will (leIIVer an address (“villi-d 111's etdn employ 11d 1n‘llarti'ord. .
“(chm what it means to the farm- rc urne .1111 “l“ hermnaf er be MW;
l
I
2:- rs
tkud‘fruit gr 0“,“: 1 ployed nearer home.
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‘ Henry Kell graduated from Stam—
mama 0" 1111: “7““ ”WWW 7"" ford high school this week 111111 wi‘l
bacc " '
UFund mil I” held m the C‘m‘m‘“ ~.- 1111-1- Sitemeid linotypo ‘sthool at Yale
any. H1111 on next Thursday «evening in the fall 1
and Mans for the affair are aintosti
W. Tho. sale of the tickets is‘ [A
‘ Congregational Ladies Aid soticty
”W l
ngfidzdrekip ”“1 ""1 unu~1ually mte at the Parish house and made :1r-'
5 txpectu rangcm'ents for furnishing the rooms
Mute Harold v. 111111.111. (Yimlany “ps'am' commmm“ “W“ “WWW".
ed to attend to the matter.
4K. zS’d‘R’égiment infantry, 2d Division.
.8. Earl?” haswritten to his mothcr.l MW Andrew Taylor hm hm)" 5“
Hrs times 15-, Rundle of Van 74m ting up a lit in while watt-1d 15 aitct a
M‘s-saying that he. has r;ejomul his? 3 mm” mm“. \lr Tmlm “as '1‘1'2
regiment. and is now with the i‘tttteri “to be out yesterday fur the hr :t ”m”
7 [can army of occupation, 1111111111111: since his recent mmkq'
vomit-111111111 mifiie.
_,
Ernest B. Crot‘oot has llt't‘l] asked to
act as chairman of the committee
which is to conduct the tainhal of
"‘ the The Darivn litre (‘mnpuny “hitli is to
Mrs. Charles-1 Lane of
2: foint is spending 11 1.1.11 tiny...
'1. west oil,Mrs. John Glover at the lat-.
ter's hour: in Philadelphia. Mrs. be held next summer.
Blotter and her childtcn “ill occupy1
”Mimon cottage at the Penn in
Hatch. M:i' Glove! is still in France.
with“ thlr‘Y. M. C. A.
liorlan’s
.
who
at East port.
Mr, and Mrs. :liaiph llindlu-y,
spent most of each ye-ar
M'e.‘ where Mr. Hindley is in‘ercstcd
:in a. sardine. cannery. hare been with
1. relatives here for a short time. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roddy have 1.111-
rived from South Carolina, where they
spent the winter and where Mr. Roddy
has been employed on government run-
struction work.
In‘thve observance of the birthday of
.fibcaham- Lincoln, special 2111:)1'1nriatc
(examines will be held tomon’ow even.
flit at: the East Avenue Methodist
W? A‘pleasjna' program has Biron
W—vcons'r-ttmg of :1 number of
. endings and both men] and 111511-11:
‘menmhmusic. / ‘
Clarence M. “'19th of the Darier
side has: recovered from an illness of
several weeks of influenza and scarlet
l -ver. He was taken ill while attend-
i'ig school in the Virginia Military 111-
Ftitute. L cxingtwon Va., and came home
by train.
f‘l‘nflfi’i'wili‘ be the‘titlc of the store-
ticou 1lecture at the East Ayenue
. lecture will deal especially with
fie Mass Movement. one of the great-
,pt modem phenomena in the life
work-lo!“ the ‘-Christian church.
,1 T. R. Bradley. will be the soloist
‘ Moldayvevening.
Ralph Oldrin of this town, who is on
one ct Uncle Sam's big warships.
probably now in some Russian pert.
When last heard from he was in' Swe
den 0 route for the habitat of the
:The ladies of the East Norwalk Im-
" Bolsheviki.
ment Association held a very1
fut pi., cake and bread 'sale -— 7
rafter-noon in Baxters drag: Bernard ’F.Farr91ly,son of Mr and
pliant thewstomysweather Mn. T. W. Farreliy of Noroton: has
was well patronized as the been promoted to the rank of first.
houi filled every,heart, never beforev.
offered her in Kansas.
: (‘ni‘\'\'p‘e
is.
_' . Mia: Alheft: WEEK)? ”Minnow m as Dmmiyfi! The smaller"
who has been in the smmford 309m»
tal for three or four weeks undergoing
treatment for rfiumfim. makes slow
improvement, and As expected to re.“ tlénal Men 3 cl 1153 111,
main for some time longers
Miss Ethel Jackson of Iselin,\l . .' C...
who has been viei ing her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 'A. Jackson of
the Springdale section of this town,
has recovered from an attack of the
grip which she unfortunately con-
treated during her stay here.
Mnaud Mrs. S "Hand of Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. lVilliam Schmidt and Mr.
and Mrs. August Pecktold of South
Norwalk, were week-end gucs's of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Schmidt of Daricn ‘
Lieut. Peter ifl‘land, hortlwr of Mrs.
Carl Schmidt was expected to arrive
his division from
yesterday 11» iih
France.
Miss Lyon. while ascending a [light
of stairs at her home in the Austin
block. caught her foot in her skirt :1
few days ago. and was thrown, break-
ing her ankle. She was conveyed to
the Stamford Hospital, where she in
receiving treatment. but the foot is so
swollen that it will he seve’ral lays be-
fore the break is set.
Limit. George H. Chaddcrton. a
member of the Avifition service U. S.
A., is on his way home from France on
the Rotterdam. due in New York on
Monday next Lieut Chadderton has
born at: .1111 1? months during which
iimr‘ he has been on active duty and
ham :1 fund of experiences and a trunk
full of relics of the great battle fields.
1
t
The engaSwm-nt has been an-
nmmci‘d of Eli: Julia Andr-rmn of
(lnenwiclt to l.v-n’:y Kemp, son of .‘lt:
and Mrs. George A. K'zinp. of this
town. Young .\it‘. Kemp is president
of tile Sintiiimrd group of l‘Zvaortlt
Leagues. and activp in the work of the
local Methodizd church. The wudding
is expected to take plat-n in the
“arms. i
"Mondav. attendinc to motion»:
Min-s
and Mrs.
Lois (l illc‘io daurhter of Mr.
ll. 1.00 (lillvtzn of
V“? has been a student at the
Q'ail' Sin-11ml school at “'illimantic,
and had almost complt‘lt‘d ltt‘l’ course.
bar: :Ir‘r‘eptw‘l :1 position as teacher in
a school in Kansas, and will enter
upon her duties at 6110?. starting im-
""1”"' for the Sunfloww‘ state.
Miss Gillette entered’ the school at
Willimantic in preference to the other
nnrmal schools of the state. because
it is bet'er qualified to fit teachers as
""flnl
isowinlists in domestic science which
11..
W111 hrsnch of teaching in which she
destined to specialize. insteadxof com-
n‘mimz the. course there. Miss Gil-
lr1‘m decided to undertake the work'
and then to
her preparation for the
work of her choice by taking a sum—
mor course during: the school vaca-
”mi 11: (1611111111111 University. 1
’ l
finite an interesting little romance
tint-Moped this week ln"Darien when a
broad shoulder. tine looking young
man wearing Uncle Sam‘s uniform
“Mac" off the train and made his way
'11" Vain street.
He was John 5211123
or 'l‘ai'or. and had .lu—t hnon'vllscharg-
ml fromdho armv. He enlisted two
rears awn which was burr-re ll S. on-
tnrt'wl the war. From the limo hn join—
; (“l the forces up to this weeli when he
arrived in town ml word had barn re-
riircd of him. Hi swim. who lived
in the Kin-on‘block opposite the town
hall never got the letters bin sent. be
ZN'Wn Tailer' was chanced rnnm one
tilt-co «in ano‘lif‘r. Mrs. Tailor, who
managed to support hers-elf and child
these two rears was m'awlowvl at the
reunion with her husband. They in:-
mmlintely packed no their Ponds and
those were shipped by train in South
Po'liiv-hom. Pa, Where Tailor has cm-
pluvnwni. .Tnilpi‘ popular
member llunrrarinn colony.
Tails-r enlisted 11-0171 Pennsylvania.
"a."
\ u.
. q,
of the
About 200 people attended the op. '
coins: of the communilv lmuvc plan:
nod by Rev. H. E. Carter of the Coir
Z'Wmtiional (hm ch
The tilinission "oe I'as a book for the
libraiy of the club. and (War 400 books
were reccii'ed, as nianv of those pres-
pn‘ brought several books ins-toad of a
single volume. interior partitions
have been made. one for a reading and '
house formerly
family.
occupied by the
Davis which the church ac-
quired for this purpose three- four'
years ago. Some of the smaller
rooms remain, but two large ones
have been made. one to re. reading and
smoking room, and :2. very large room
rm. comes in. wuch are a ping pong
tablé. andgtwo pool tables, one given
by Rev. George F. Pentecost, D.’ 1).,
and "be other by G. TI. Pearce. 'l‘a-
‘o‘es for cheekerm chess and other
games are also provided. Mr. Cart-er
states that his appeals for furnishings
for 1115mm rooms have met with a
3 gin March 1.
daily front 3 to 10:30 1). m.. but Oil“
Graci': ‘
\Vednesday night. A
rooms are used as kitchen. ladies’ Dari
tor and sewing room, gms room's, etc
on Sundays hereafter the Congl' 953"
ll meet in one of:
the rooms, and Frank B Holmes' class
01 YOllng merr, and Miss Williams’
class of young women will utilize >
other rooms. Membership cards are .. J
to be issued, which will entitle the
holders to all privileges, at 'a cost of
two dollars a year for seniors and one
dollar for juniors. The year will he
The rooms will be open
Thursday‘s of each week all facilities
will be open to women and girls only.
An organization called the "Commit-i
.nity Club" has been perfected, which
will control the management. -There
is a board of 15 directors, of which
Rev. H. C. Carter is chairman, and
the other otllcers of the club are presi-
dent, Alfred Motehmrse, jr , vice-
president, Horace B Olmstead; treas-
urer. Henry B. Cooke; secre‘ary.
Stanley C. \Vhimey. A sub-commit-
tee-of which H. B. Olm‘stead is head.
will act as house committee, one mem-
ber of this group being present each
evening to superintend. Although ihf‘
Congregational church owns the’prop»
erty, and stands back of tl1e.projcc’,
Pastor Carter states that it will be
conducted as a non- sectarian commu-
\
1.
. 153 VIASHINGTON 3T.
The 1151-1111111 Have Ever Seen.
This West we will place on sale every winter coat in stock at
HALF mm VALUE. This as without question the great-
- est money saving opportunity ever ofl‘ered to the men of Nor-
$12 $1 5
Farr or value $25 to $35.
$17
Y’S
SOUTH NORWALX, CONN.
nlty afl'air, and 1111“ in order to over- .15”. ..,- , _ . __’ ., ”y _. -._ T _ > __
coma any objection or 21;!‘81‘3211ilci‘b0nf‘ foundation. Charles has hem 11111111 10 :10 and :30. The pastm Rev. H 1‘. AT PALACE THEATC‘ '09:.
even a «my of the Bi ) e i d 2 Vim. M3 family in (0W1! almost conun- Kastendieck. “ill p1 each. Sunday - --—
gfldxce except when it 5 use 0 usually. and has “0 08093 TOT anything 51:00], with adult bible study closes, Shirey Mason and Erw " .9-
“ ’5 in ‘h" “WON“ “"0 The divorce “'63 at 11:50. Epworth League devotion- "Good-Bye Bill." A151; 1' 1.1
I
NEW 131111111513
Lucius Grigrrs. and Mrs. (Trigls are
spending two WPPkS in Jersey City.
-d—
granted to another member of the fam-
ily ~
Dawless. who has been engag-
ed? in be building industry here for the
last twive sears is to open 11.111 anch
office in the Stamford National Bans
building. Mr; {hurls-111.1 will retain an
unite in New Weanazm to enable him to
\ _ t m; taken take care of his New Canaan illl‘nt“.
”q mark." Bmadhms 3‘ ‘d Mr 113W had no sooner opened his
to the Stamford hospital. Vt ednes ay, Stamford hm onrMonday. then he ”L
'0 undergo an operation. ceived a contract in that Pill".
.3... .
William Jill-11w. superintendent of
the Dr. J. W. Mofiernon estate in
“feed street suffered a natural injurr
tif— one day last week. “bile harvesting
ice. An Ill“ be was carrying and
his leg became camrht in the door—
lamb of thb‘icehouse. and the axe cut
his knee-cap. While the cut was not
deep enough» to cause apermancnt in-
jury to the knee. it was quite pain-
\Veed was in New York on
pennin-
\V_ 1’.
ing to his photozraphy husincss.
Mr, and Mrs. William Brant of Sin
ford visited with his failhrt' “'flllam
l. Brant. inflaidwin avenue. Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Snyder. of Tampa. Fla.
was the guest of )fi’s. Myics R. Adams
at her home in Hoyt street. Thursday
and Friday. 9 ‘
, 1 fl : Alfie in readiness 1mm 31.11.11.111-
when. B. Sewing r-lnn met with the . .
Misses‘flnapp, m. L, 1.51 avenue Mom “11911in to be chit-n in Raymond
day "PM,“ , on... usual pleasant Hall on Friday afternoon and evening
time was 1114011th m 111' the gath‘inz by the AMI- Society 0' 3‘ AloysIus
church. The afternoon has been civ-
The office of Th 1‘ ll. Fairtv Co. in on over especially to children. Miss
Main street. has i 111 attractively dec- Daisyrlfiia 31“ ”NWT“ 3 ”FY in”:
011th with scvm .1 coats of White eating pmfia’m which it is expect
paint, making 1m. . 1.1 ,1," much am will be verv cleVerly rendered by the.
9, and mm “PM”, children. There will be a (entry table
I _____~ ' as usual and cults. ice err-am and
B Chrystal 1111- h .11: his news and homemade candies will also 1111' on sale.
Hanficfionary 1m...- .vmireiy renovated In the evening dancing will be the
bV’htVlntz the interior thoroughly principal pastime:
painted. The Sillll‘ prt seats a very in-
firm, gamma“... and in a mag in: Mrs. Thomas “7. Hall. .lr.. save a
pmemen' ' very pleasant. party, wronduv after-
noon. inrbonor ct Shutter David Ro-
gers Hall. who had attained the sturdy
age-ofthree‘ years. David who is the
1119 north _appninted od‘icers of the»
W: R. C. were ”filled to the home 0:
their now pv-sttteni
don on Prion :itiernoon to spend .a MlSWd in i110 glad 12916011111011 by five
short time in social business. film? lillle h“ s of his “m age, who were
whiclf' 11111 and cake were served. chaperont‘d by their mothers A
_ . , dainty birthday supper [allowed an at-
A large maple lift" was cut down inr temoon 0! 33m“ which “‘9 little
trout of the. l...‘.:.(‘ it “Villas! 8 Slm’l'l people thorouimly enlcwed Th’
in South “:1 11 street. Monday it- “.33 guests were besides David's big sls~
a beautiful tree. but during the. Mall t" Nary' and brother Tom. .Mitcheti
1111111 1.1.21 111-111: :- 1.11m limb was blown Kt’llou‘» “emi‘ D" Fin“ “film‘s
oil‘. disfiguring it.
Vt’ecd and Percival MacWilliams.
1 .-_..
Another lit'fll tit dance (or the Sol—
diers' and. ‘.11lot‘s‘ Fund will be given
in the. Town Hall, on W'ashington'fl
Birthday evening. i‘ebmarv 21.. Al-
ready $836111” inn-r. realized. and a
substantial sum will be added to it at
the next. dance.
William Dixon of Stamford took the
place of Howard Palmer as conductor
omibe New (.‘o onaan electric branch
Monday morning, While the lattei :1:-
kilfiniz of
hi ‘ancu
Harvey Kent, 01‘ Norwalh, will speak
as Minute Man at the Methorlst
church on Sunday momma.
Mrs. Robeit Rudd 'W’hiiti’ng and hi‘l‘
m'daughtcr 11111:. W W Lvnch, wife of
Lieut Lynch now in France. have re-
moved to the city for a few weeks.
tended the inquest 01"ihc
Conductor McKenney on the
Saturday.
. Dorothy Waters, daughter of Mr. and
‘Vlrs. Hobart thcrs of (thumb street.
Miss Beatrice, daughterrof'lli’m. R.
S. Bates, who has been a teacherrin
Norwalk for some time. has obtained
a leave of absence and started this
week for a visit to relatives at River-
side, Calibrate.
was the pleasing little host to a 88-
thering of her friends at her home, Sat-
urday evening. The hours of the eve-
ning were pasaed very pleasantly by
the young folks.
Rehearscls are .in progress for an .__.- '
amateur play to be given in .thernear , Rowayton Bug“ churc' SBTVIC-
future by members at life Consrega- 83 as 50110“; 3‘1va pflhfic WOI‘BWD.
ticnal , church. The finmflamment with sermon tit-10:30 a. 1n. and 5 p. m.
promises to be one or interest. as Mr- H- F» §cofiefdzvoiiciaflng Bible-
abmit- thirty of the‘bestSactors which school at 11350 a. in. Y. P. S. C. E2. at
the town amends wig“ DailiCiDate- 4:30 p. m.~ Wédnesday at 7:45; mid-
week prayer servlre and bible study,
Fridiy'aftembm,'Jnhiot Y; P: S. C. E.
. 2 ..
report. that Mrs. Charles Broad-
aviators ~
fill and stiffened his leg considerably.‘
".111 Robert 02- picture of quth and happiness. was
. cross, half-sick,
tem, and you have. a
prayer
‘1”.
al meeting at 6:45. Church
meeting on Thursday ovenina at 7:.
in charge of Eugene Cushman and
Unit 2.
The Liberty Four held a dance at
the Rowayton Hose Company liall.
last evening. in spite of the lllclomvnt
weather quite a few young; people
were in attendance. and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening. It was announced
that another of these impulul‘ dances-
would be held on next, Friday evening.
‘11. is hoped that the weather will be
more favorable. as undoubtedly, quite
a number were inclined to stay at
home last evening on :tccounl of the
weather man.
HUSBAND AT WAR
WIFE WAS LURED
BY lNN GAYETIES
Capt. Joseph Cone of Greenwich is
Granted Divorce from Wife
Now in Stamford.
Returning from the army to find his
wife going to inns with othet men
was the experience of Captain Joseph
W. Cone. U. S. A., as related yesterdafi'
in the Superiot court when’ he was
muted a divorce from Estelle 1).
('-'-:19 of Stamford. Captain (‘one is .1
civil engincir in private life and is
pt'rparlnz- it. return to 1"110 pra‘filcc 12‘:
his pt'ofei-‘Ciion in Gl‘i‘eli\\ltll.
The husband stated that for a short
this aver their marriage in Till‘i 111‘
and Mrs. Cone were-happy. Then sit-.1
begannooiong for excitement. 111.1 said.
She liked to stay out at nisht and <11-
tend gay parties. ‘
“7:10.11 he wt-n‘t to war Captain l‘ozw
said he loped his site would chanz.
hm modn of living, but she did not. in
stead he heard reports that she has!
been seen with other men. At prsr
sent she is said to be lixing at l1l 1'
father‘s home in Stamford.
. ,_ .I.____ _. V ..
“Silt-W ill” fltiS” if
lf cross, feverish, sick. billions. clean
little liver and bowels.
Children lme his "fruit laxative,
n
Sand nothingclese cloansos the tender
stomach liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will not stop playins
to empty the bowels, and the result is,
they become. tightly cleaned with
waste. liver sluggish, stomach
soars, then vour little one becomes
feverish. don't eat.
sleep or act naturally .breath is bad.
1‘. ts
system full of cold, has sore throat.
stomach-ache or diarrhoea. Listen.
Mother! See it tongue iscoa‘ted. then
give a teaspoonful of “California Sy-
rup of Pics." and in a few hours all
the constipaued waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the sis
Well. playful
child again.
Millions of mothers give “California
Syrup of Figs" because it. is perl’et't‘iy
harmless; children love it, and it nerds
or fails to act on lhe stomach.
and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of
“California Svrup of Figs.” which has
full directions for babies children of
all ages and grownups plainly
printed on the bottle. More or
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