Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 29, 1919 · page 11

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.’ANTED:

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5
II Im' curing cord and fabric

.‘tpply 8 to l‘.’ H. ut.

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Irwalk Tire & Rubber Co.

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WANTED
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
'- 0R8. PAID WM!
“-ARN (NO. CLUETT, PEA-
:' 'Y & 00., INC.

 

 

 

 

' NTED:

' vii-nu Il Upt‘l'iilul‘h‘
I'L'm‘IIII-nts, ('lezm work and
Id pity. Learners taken and
It Whlit' learning. Apply 42 and
Water street, South Norwalk.

on white

 

 

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ANTEDWI 1-”. l’. ELECTRII?‘
'roii i', (' :20, (it'nt‘l'ltl niecII-iI-'
fern-(l. Milli-r Machini- Shop. :2
IIIItIIIIl St. TM ”4.

ANTED-J ”(ST ( LASS I.-\.UN|)
s will go out by the day one or
0 days II week. Please write, letter.
‘lrilllil‘fi'fl care of Joseph Rattay.‘
~;IIlow St. So. Norwalk.‘ ’

i
WHO_
.c'irht will make liberal ar?
ll'-'l‘|lt‘!llS :or guide from Harbor?
imicli to office, one blork from.
.. nIi (3-an and return, May 1 to]
out October 1 or. perhaps. onlv hog
w '1) So. Norwalk Station and office: ‘

‘.‘.’ANTED -(H‘:NTIAE311LN
.\ ’Ilsl’ ill;

.‘l‘ opportunity for commutoi'. Apply
IIIIII 401. 103 Park AWL. New York.‘
I we '_\lItI'i';1'.' Hill £9.65.
WANTED—ABLE HODH'ID MAN.
;‘i‘4‘.'lll\' Iiiw-lmrced from 1". S: Navy

Lin: » may and nine months service.
an} him! (if a position,‘ no he
'Illtptl’l‘l family “as High School
lion «Ind is not afraid of hard

AddrI-Fs' “ -3x~Sor\'iro man" can
'I Sentinel Office.

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WANTED 7—— (‘lllt‘KI‘INS ”ENS
:osiinzs.tabbits..'l‘u1key I'ggs
Pigs sold on weekly pavmentr
tiller 6 p. m. Tel 1641- .I
WANTEDwBFI [.l. BOY NltiH’l‘
-., l1. Hotel (‘ lil'fmtl. I

 

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WANTED~-EX(‘BLL;E.VT
N‘ Itunitr for a number of young men
\H l': 3"03 '4 of (HIP Steadt work.
(illilh‘illlly Mathewson (70.. So. Nor-
‘nlk. ('ulln. ’ 7

WANTED — loun: lul‘n to h am it (It
'JllL.
- Kn: III!) ( H

\ ANTED~-EXPERIENCEI
IIII soft and stiff bats, 31:10 young

.. II to learn tIiIIIming and binding.
;I.Iv \viiilr- learning. Crofut Cr}
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J-NTED — OPFRATORS ONI
._ DRESSER. GOOD PAY ANDI
I HOURS. WE GIVE BONUS.‘
:50 WANT I'RESSERS. 68 WA-.
:4". OVER HARRIS & CANS.
7‘ ANTED— ’lorenla. cottage. fur--
II I possible. Cit-y or little ways
II wont-ibis party, without chi--
\ lIlI' 'ss ‘ Cottage” care of So};

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" I IN ot Not-walk, 55.. Probate
\lti' I; an. D 1919 i

an of William E. Rhch late of,
.Iik in said District. deceased.
III-reds, written application mi
made to this Court by the snow.

.I the will of said deceased praying
'I ”sons therein set forth for an or:
lll'hOrizin‘ hill to sell 0611.814! ml
- I4 of said estate. be)
“tiered. That said application .

It and IleIerminad u the Probate

” in Notwalk, on the 6th day 0‘;
15-19 at 11 oclock torenoo‘n; and

' publir IzotiCe mareof be EiVe-n to

I... Isons interested therein by pub

lIL this order in a new hav-

I' .I ‘oircutatlon in said District, at
' .-! five day'héhflsdidm‘m‘
3'2.- w' "2'.

. G. «We street.

listroet. ‘
“‘ Rent 313.

inedalists and entomologists

ed and dressed while you wait.

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FOR RENT»! ROWAPAR‘I'MEXT,
:Ill improvements. janitor service. cen-
_tnlly hound. Pb. 1.7.

“ ‘ I im.
FOR “Li—15 PAIR' HOMER PIG
eon. H. a. Uehl, West Not-walk Post-

‘ once. Ihrien, Conn,

Continued no. no t Pan

. “The Postmaster-General has rec-
announced to the Resident that the

 

I‘Ieu- respective owners. This action!
' mode. possible by tin fact that. the
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TO LET—HOUSE orlo ROOMS. 15] FOR SALE—A STAMFORD GAS

Haviland St" House 142 80. Main St
at I: rnnmu. Mull? N6 So Main St.

 

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' TO LET‘~390.& EOE! AUTOMO-

bile. Apply I'I Elizabeth street.

 

Cigar Co

 

‘ TO LET t2 room-I nt.’
Inquire Mrs. R. TIII'loV.

.Trl 1332-12.

 

 

M Old Well Cigar Co. ofilre.

 

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TO LET 5‘.
mm. Inquire of Mrs. R.- Turlor,
or. telephone 1852-12.

 

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at 6 (‘ros sis
li‘list floor.
I), Lawton.

TO LET Six rooms
South Norwalk.
Enquire of I".
in Bayview avenue. A

 

 

 

 

NOTICE

The Prest-OJIite Battery Ser—
vice Station is now open.

The highest class of Battery
work, Recharging, Repairs and
Replacements on all makes of
Batteries.

Work Called For and Delivered
Norwalk Storage Battery
Company
72 No. loin 8t. 80 Nor-walk
Phone 336—2

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_ BUSINESS NOTICES. '

DO VOU L__tKE DELIClouts' AP
.plIu-z" Non is he time to spray your
tI'-.rm~: Lei 'lS do it to: you. We are
."expeits n this line. LeaVe vour orders

 

It once Josepr Cornell and Son Trev tor service. clean: heat and hot water. H ”mm” voice the opinion 0‘ many
‘photwr All Improvements and new decanting

"5,8 Norwalk.

 

FORD RE'3AIRING AND HOUSE
WlflING

Valves ground, carbon removed $2.50

Transmission hands relined and put in.

you furnish linln'z, $2.50. Rear end or-

erhauled without parts 84. 50. Complete‘

ore-thauling “it'hout parts 325. 00 Elev-

OPP'OR' .tric Inns vacuum cleaners cleaned and I..__-

repaired estimates on house wiring.

 

F. J. Puberty. 4 Charles St. E Nor-
walk.
. . Sh—ufett'o Garage
Reboiing and Iet'ittins (:t'linders

(lool pay VI lIile limiting. Cro- in‘h pistons and link-proof rings. The‘
iprlce on inking out. Ford block and re-

boring and refitting is $40.00. Guam

\orwalk.

 

TAXI SERVGCE
tars for hire all hours of the day and

‘nigm. Vicious Taxi Station. Phone 937

Romano and Cntrone. Props.

 

PAINTING - paramount
deccrallng. mm

”W. lip-tom mu. m was
flail-I‘D. W I".- m 0"-
-derl solicited. Tel. 400. ‘1me

White. 61 ‘l-" III avenue. ..

 

UNtON PARCEL OEUVERY—Ed-
ward 1‘. Marty, proprietor. Truck-
ing. long distance hauling. Light
and heavy trucking. Office telephones
'1581, 300 house connection.

 

TRUCKING—Peter J. Nelson. local

land long distance hauling and truck-
ing. 11 Osborne avenue, Bust kiwi“.

 

Tel-

1562. 21 Benton street.

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mm
Ragtimaondmtnulc ta'nnh
onycnein teammwmue

thud.
18 a.

 

Pix-o- nos-3,7130-

 

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rooms at 96 Taylor ave.

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Irango latest improyed style. nearb'
mow. Price reasonable. Call 8 Rm
'St. or To]. 765-3. 4.

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. FOR sue—nuts“ risu' mu

\\'ednesday.s "en trout. 15c lb:

only. Rut-at ’39 Second floor. rear oven “11"“ M5 ' lb {or "' aCI fancy sle“
”Foam-ally & Bmcken's Shoe “2. Far "“13"” ‘0‘ 25¢- “ISO“ 1 l0 5 D m
{tuit‘z' . truth IIlnzs inquiie of Old \V eltifilldrp. W'nshlngton St.

 

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U90 a small spring
jhouse hot water heater with pipe and

 

9 connection. The building it wanted.
TO LET A pleasant [our room in
'IIIIIIIIIIII- III on -\nn street on Apiil tut ,lrivsnnahlt‘ offer Ieltlsed. Address P
mama.- 'll 2 “est avenue. 80qu Nor 0 Box 354 uni-ten. Ct.
walk. ‘._.-__ -———--7 —L ,-_..-. .,..,_

- —' FOR SALE. —l.\’VALlDS “'HBEL-
TO LET ,I run!” apartment over ing chair Bargain for this Week only
ENolson “UN ”"00"” 510'9- To 3'1““! large sire chair in first dose condi- ‘

ionly. FOI‘ further north ulars lnqultc

.tion.
E.

wavalk. Phone 138-13.

 

 

FOR SALE-T0 (‘LOSE ESTATE
‘I-lghtroom house. 2‘ anfiond Sr. all
_;lmprovements. Inquire William J.
_' \loCIum. Eat-tutor H Taylor Ayn. (' H3;
.or John J. lawlor.
A .
FOR $ALE~£ “'08..“

, Ford trod. outlying-I. lunar!- ot‘ Jot-l
E.Knapo. 'fnnncr. W'ilton Conn.

63-2 '

 

FOR SALE -SIX ROOM HOUSE ATI

7Stuart AI 9.. part impmvms.
large garden and fruit trees. “'ill be
sold very reasonable. lnquirwl on prem-
ises.

 

 

FOR SALE "A BABY GRAND
Chevrolet touring our. in an excellent
ruunin:.r condition and suitable for lit-I
nei' purmes. Inquire at 43 Chestnut
1st, So. ‘Xorwalk. between 5 and. " .p. m.
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FOR SALE“ '26 FT.
launch. glass front. 8 H. 1‘. engine.

‘All in good condition No Ieamable
otter refined lmire “'m'. A- Ibrook.
33 f‘ovo Ave E. Norwolk.

 

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FOR near—THREE vzm' Imam
able anortmenus 6 and 7 room. Jani-

335, $40 and “5. Gibson Smith. Trix:
'in their. Phone 1117. '

FOR SALEWHOUSFZ. SIX “00335
1and bath. electric lights, trip.
en-coops. AlHtinds oi fruit Lu! ‘.‘.’r_’tm
feet. inquire of Mrs Thus.
92 So Main Street.
Conn.

rit‘PlI

‘1'!“ng
South Nonaik.

FOR SALE—A MOTOR llOAT
horse power. 2 cylindm.
iNPWl‘ painted. will sell cheap. T6]
11192.12. st'uenn'n 81.

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FOR SALE—RESIDENCE EL)!
street, Norwnlk. Just 01’! West An
'All new plumbing. electric lights “bow

Tm;.ianteed. 'm. 1633:: ll Edlle Ave 1:. ‘Y “m“ “m” M" 9'9"? 9*

truit and shade tread. Small garage
E. M. Jackson (Jackson's Studio) 68

Vernon” Lurgc garden. Flue well.
I
5'Wall St Norwalk.

‘ FOR 6ALE~-hl0TORCi‘ cuss. scv
tonidemoutmtiuminessindt
“133;“ 1).. prices $75.00 to $15000 Schick-st

Motor (‘0. .‘lo. 55 Garden St. Stantord

 

NOR 8ALE~PROPBRTY AT 23
iSeovlew avenue. Inquire ot' Loo”.

Gamble.

 

Automobile luouranoe.

Protect yourself against. rare, mu.
Collision, Lixrbillty. Property Bongo,
with best Ame’rican Companies. For‘
particulars

Ask John T.. Hayes

 

 

 

0°“ “"8“" nova-sum
--— I am We:
ISOUTH NORWALK LWE POULTRYi
MARKET . \x. ~ m,
‘Ponlti'y ct all kinds sold alive or km.

LosT—sArpnnxr man-r A
lemon WWW sum of
money at RegattheotreorinSo. Nol-
lwiuk. wm um plane return to
inns I G mm. 46 Cove Ave, nan
sonata. Rowan!

 

AOST—ELGNGOLD wm‘fl. OP-
.‘-en face. mate typ, nova J—el.

8m“ “In Ian. M W“, yam awn-noon. me. no

wealt- I mon.
TU l.l‘T-—t room apaument to adultsI fi-“h 1-50 lb: native flatflsh 4 lb for 250:1 break into print with the matter.

FOR SALE A. CLAPP BOAR-DE” steadilygnnd ruthlessly on through Bel-l
TSprlng street. iliarn Easily tIIken down about 1" -122 gium j. the my days at the war.i
16 Grove str:eet 12 net high.

bout 2 year» old. good condition. No. advancing COMES and the defending

inspection at No. 6 Hawkins Ava'

muvi-z2

Phone

COVERED ;

9 splint a Sunday wnohflu" y. .
22 n. tenant-lied to work on the day they forum

—1' What have W0 '0 8““? 5" “Wing and Marianna-u or caddy an.

 

ILHS unsung-ply panood. Tho enemy
.rommer blacklist hue boon Ibo}-
THE ‘UNDAY “9'“ SHOW“ lobed and the tremendous volume or

.:Editor I have been urged lojGovel-nment cable messages from and
getr a wider Mop-per audience for} to the “'III- Trade Board has ceased.

the substance of some "mark: l re ‘ The bar to commercial code messag-

 

‘ , es has been rammed thus material-
;cetfily made in “l9 course "i 3 W ly waning the cable loads The
Hence if yo- wlfl permit Iwill use at the cables: in‘connectiuoa with
the Peace Conference has been great
ly diminished.
movies. W

1‘ conrerns Sunday 9 a“ ‘The Wei-General hopes
being put H m- "‘0 ”‘9 Pwm“ tint the rotaun ox the cables mu bi
“lot the Bdgian addicts on certain 00- edectivc not later than May 10."

Land Mo Up To Cong-coo ,.4

in the matter 0! land service. hon i
ever the solution 0! the problem will i
be put squarely up to mamas Cour}
tag so soon after the recommendn l
tics: in his annual "port tht the
telephone and telegraph lines he»
Icome Government owned at. the out-

clusion of peace the Postmaster- Gen- i
I Belgian soldlers and mowd fearlessly lmls statement created unusual in
on “an, an,” '0 the gem.“ m1_"teiest in Some quarters. The state '
‘ "Sh t‘l! dare.‘ 0f :mcnt mllona:

(lien 00 you. animal “The Postmaster-general will room»
I“... Belgians could not fire into thelrIme-d that. the W and belt.- I
iowa people It was van shrewd. sndiphono times be restored to their rt

wry edective-if you believe in ,; ; m: u soon as legislatlooi
way of fightim. Recently we
been having a series of Sunday mm it“; ,
‘as benefit: for various more or Th ' r ‘

. i . e n onnat on of tin»

,phllanthfbnlf‘ organic“ one Th“ l tot-General as to the
”many people in NOW“ are wmdgwin-
{to Sunday none.- goou without saying m impt mtlvc that such legislatitui
'Bnt it requires an “00le 1|” action must be had before the vari-

Iaim to shoot right through a company
fof your friend- and topple over only
your enemies beyond—a regular Wll
llnm Tell performance indeed.

 

l cantons. The German (chums drivinp

caught civilians. men. women and
"children. and placed them on more
I than one occasion between then own

 

_ van lI
' m..- L; the interest- of the owners
In eieiy wan that it in possible to;
anfeguard them.

Tmflt‘

condition of thei

returned.
‘This is not true as to the
lines. which-coin u-condltion lobe
iretumpd at once."
Post "Office

Department odicials j

...£‘.m'
WIRE-LINES

l
Ii‘tzommmmeem Union. Asa-motto: uncon-
‘.

(Imminent
aotdo..vico-ptcotdeatusd senor-duo-
?” of the rum Comm. ml A.

of the

hum-opened

traction of the “fire

ihave been under the
Iol \ewmmb Carlton.

town-d from Congress Ink-Iconyjol of both the cable and

Wu: cum was a Inuit-ct upon

companies convinces him that it ill“

abbot-l
plan to am-
the Pasta] with‘ the Wont,

m Mr. Dodo-on diamiuod tuna
service Edward Roy.

B. Richest. M WM”
Poatat Commy‘a Pacific
coast division.
' Many Controversies Caused
rdera issued by the Postmaster-j
Ge 1 providing for l. notion vi.
incense la telephone and telegraph
rams resulted in additional conno-
vcrsies and legal action in a number
of States. from some of which suits}
to the united;
States Supreme Court. The Post 01'-
flcei'nepartment was called upon ru

M .3
m we
mood in a c u b ’3‘.

m House. Mr. Bottom 1* ‘
y the Le boo-I to clout .- t;

m of tht (able! by MILK 10.
WASHINGI'ON. Alf“ 21—413“.

til-m ofthe stateoflctoh-

Sun-om. Court may and not: I‘-

d. far hearing am to or“ W

pro-ceding: brought by the Stab ‘

as against W

Brawn questioning his “thorny b
mm with Intro“: to!“
tell rates.

 

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counters in News England. and mom

 

beta: or the Commercial Telegraph-rs
Union of America completed yester '.
day the ranvasa of a. strike Vault

The uni who am undei Gov-z
terminal control th‘e undm the (ll-i
(‘ontioll Board ‘
Ilth First Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral" Knolls in cargo ol organization
and all-Illustration. The cable “1195.
direct control

president III

'the Western Union

Hill-ceding: involving the right at
the thumr-Goneral to take over
and .

line system are non pending in the 5
Supreme Com1.The elect M In»
durum back 01’ the syote'vis upon

which oflicido refused to comment
night. although it is believed
that ”I? [Imposed prompt return ol
the We systems will render a deci-

zmonu in the cabal canes wet-chord
cable early this am.

them“ use arising from
Lin-Moonw- (ml’ 5

long lolophom “a telegraph Lines are ' sion by the court unnecessary Arna- j

, AND CATARRl-I
Try Before You Pay

SZINPINT’I. the great (lisnot'err
fur A§”ll|\f\. 7V.\\' Fl-‘\‘J"i.‘~’
Il.Il:f|.\’l lu'rlrl Jail 1 'ATARluL, h _o

I'mlur‘ml wand Hui 'I 'slli
Ihmuctu us of the most. st. Ibbor'l
vine-PS. '-

lit-10¢ lute exwtlmuued

 

l ‘I |.1ti't‘.t.~ .IrI-‘I h. no failed ‘

I '0 not he diut'onit . but m 8‘ '-

0' Ir r' :titnw this t; 'I:.;.' anmlorion- .,

remedy. ‘
Fund 1- ‘;:.I' now {02 a free out

before. \oII form! it. Address ' ‘-

 

 

 

\\' hat I I rite. has to do not with per-

'Ilonal conduct. but with public 901k" W and telephone companies ex- l
”(A poiicy or sundm movies the note pressed the belief that few of thel

{0 object and result of which is sane companies could weather the “Mn-3

Ichl norm if the properties were
nhfltnthmmv benem “I ‘ “WW“! ““ turned back without remedial legisla-

objectioonble. ——or even mmmnWJ don. Some officials said that whilei
But whateser may be the whole our-'31.: properties must be returned in
‘ vi the 80;, same physical condition in which
pose 0‘. the" “7"“le 1:271 is fit. It they were taken over to do this now
result Is not sump \ D “ ”"9 [without added reienue to meet wage‘
is not within my nmfim ‘0 attribute demands and increased coat of oner-
1’8“)!in to the managers of our than alion uould wreck the entire indus-

res no 1 what ma ‘1’
it ‘ d" not k w “L 31 l y‘ oniciula Icsmnslue (or the :0th
W "W" plans and purposes. all lmanagement of the properties under

credit them wtih entire unoellsbneuiGovornment control .-.dc(lined how-cw

in giving theil establishmonuh [er er. to suzsest cacti! what son of
legislation would be accessory. Re-
\ it. per-
i‘hese public benefit Bm t blicans in Con rose have. made no
1chance. there should prefieflib' P9 pu g

Incret 01 their intention at the forth-
ions to not on movies qn Sunday. not coining extra session to press for the
as a thilanthropic propuitinn but an “1&9th {mgr-n all:

‘ {Emer- in this

. private management
means 0! ”1““ “in the mm" movement hate named that in so

being followed lli admirably suited to doing they would endeavor to pm
,mukn the transition routinely easy tool. the comptmlen' interests.

By produmann of the President
when I say that while. we may have wg‘ixigegémmifigfigp:i:';;‘;:$
no opposition to the policy of an open OVer by the Gm'omment on July 31
theatre on Sunday as a public benefit 1918 and placed under the direction at I
and ohilamhrophy tit is lawful to do; “W P05! thce lk-partmem The proc- i

cond unthe Sabbath) we are 09W“ gals-:03) ”pg; 63:}; Rats-linear?-

'° an 09"“ "‘9‘”? M a commercial files was aligned by the President on
bash: tor priv no profit on Sunday. iNmn min: 2. but no announcement ans
Eury step toward commercializing

'Sunday in an: away: is '4 flee 1“ ::.;.;.t “21’? iii—1r... mi

3.33.2".2233? “ERIE Clear Peachy Skin i
’ Await Anyone Who
Drinks not Wale

. any. An lucid: Bath, Before Break-
fm Help-filo Look and Foot
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'the recognition 0! their right to resti
by a demand for larger pay for Sunday
work. There is only one count-tout"
motto for any man who himself do!
mantis Sunday as a day of rent; it is
the Gold-ea Rule. Only they can do.

cemly advocote and support thocour . -.
mercialiution of Sunday who them- Sparkling and Vl‘aCious—mem,

 

 

 

who have aided in control of the tel-t " ‘ ’

 
 
 
 

sameOsnermoor.

would -for durability—lad t it? I..."
- Cane In and let us show’
' . — you the Com

 

burltoor ~Mattrcus a i
' have hard of and seen advertised
on many years. The one that’s builtof
eight interlacing Gem-moor sheets. within '5'???
being WW and sewed within the tick is)“
readyloryoumdceponfordtercstofyourlifcj
andthcobequcathtoyour heirs.
record of three generations sleeping on the

It has been in m

unforliky-twoyeananddtat is a pretty good.

andex nwh unproofagainstduut, moistureundvu'min
andttcggineeganyrcnovadoobuawnbadt. 0mm
wienddeyoutocnmineandtecbetoreyoobuy.

“ “wanna null-m. , ".
“'llton. (mm. '4'.
"um... .. 1‘ i .3!
Sell ’

Yes, this 5:11ch

'1'th Is one“

ggfi'i; Angevine Furniture , Co.

 

aches are willinx to dive to W” brim. uteri—II. good. clear skin and

 

 

 

We cal-0t draw the line too W5 1 natural. way, healthy complexion
between I comml my "‘1 " am tinned Olly by pure blood. It

'Sunday which safem'ds “1G 0W only new man ond man could in .
tunlty for physlwl “1‘1 111911131 ”minim-ed to adopt the- queuing mm
vigoration and rm and for thc' bath. what .1 gratifying change would
cultivation oi the moral and “firm?" take place. Instead of the mounds]
life. of sickly, aimemic-lookin men. women

cacti—ml me i‘ this moth!" Mons; instead of the multitude. o!
Their wide open m ”firmer“ wrecks." "rundown" Brain
have largely Gem?“ ‘km "'30" wings." and mum we should no
those motel“ of moral and spiritual’

I wen.“ on which we have drown.

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sflersbfield’s Motor Express

 

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