' \- A...~... f stared”, V W:
‘ flaunt, Poulards and:
*—- figuratively speaking this is 9.
Forecast for Norwalk and viunlly: safe mount.
Fair-and cooler tonight and Tuesday:
fresh northwest winds. The daturb-
ance which was centratover the west-2
In three to five minutes you
can see a. line of suits at 35
-m—_
i
even if lunllinl: far below lllt‘ surface.
The Navy Department carefully sun:
'1‘. L. Payskett of Ocean Grove was
the guest» of friends in town over the
week-end.
The first degree. was conferred on
one candidate last Monday evening at
Wooster Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The regular meeting of Richard Hol-
com“) Camp. 8. of V... will be held on
Monday ( ~. . .limz New 5.
\Vlllls Haupt was among those cited
. and awaf’fied regimental honors at the
military ball in Stamford \Vednesday
evening.
i bonds there should be no doubt wueth-g
. AND lNVIITlGATE MODES
When you hear a clatter as though
youhad run overa tiocan oroomo
other piece of metal scrap which holy lug working
found its way into the road do not be
so optimistic lo to think it did not fall
oil the car. but go back and look caro-
tully. One motorist lost a license tag
this way, another broke the coupling
between clutch and gear. set because
he did not stop to look when a bolt fell
out. He heard it but thought nothing
of it. Another lost two good wrenches
and a. tire pump which he had absent-
mindedly left on the running board.
Still another lost a spare tire on the
rear in the same way. it is better tr.
be on the safe side and investigate.
)bulldlng trade of the c
. PLAN TO meaove
" WORKING CONOlTIONs
l ' _‘
. BOSTON May 5.—P1ans tor improv-
conditions in the ship-
ouutl'y wen
discused at the opening session or m.
first convention of thc Atlantic con...“
Gulf and Great Lakes Metal Trades
Idiiederation here today. Two hundred
delegates represented 12 working
crafts, ranging from draughtsmen who
design the ships. to sailors who man
ithem for trial trips.
: President H. 1.. Murray (ll Philadel-
phia. in outlining the aims of the fed-
eration,‘ said that in former years Am-
erican capitalists had obtained legisla-
g'tion from Congress to protect their lu—
“man", In! a, 1m . “or
.-. .. “N
two 8231' TO or: use
. will LITTLE pics WENT ivestments in European ships. and that
Vern districts Saturday morning tum-81' 30118.]! that fit your i Miss E- S. Carter. in company With . TO MARKET. ALL 'as American Workers have now provpn
eastward and is now passing out the“ glue. her niece. M”. William A. Stevens of d 1' SOLD BUT THREE themselves capable of beatin': the r
, . : i . . . Two 10a s o i s 'arrived at the re ‘ - V . . '
StgLawrence Valley. it caused gen-L Your exact measuremnts are Rlidpiegzldcarfpentl Mtonday at their ceiving station. pigltlewtown avenue world in shipbuilding, “man,” ”mu“ -
oral rain during the last twenty-foub here, No delay, 93' 9" 5 ree - Saturday noon. They were. a" sold protect them and keep the manor,»
hours in the Lake region and Normern' . . Miss Louise Bloochmann. Miss Ana~ with the exception of three whjcn am here. .:
New England. Several places report: This is the rendezvous for the _ belle Stevens, Miss Grace Haunt at- rived later.. These three will be sold - _ -;
m d ‘t g A r ,f m h busy buyer. : tended the military ball given in the to People on the inst-lime!" plans . _
9“ un ers orm-. n 3 ea ( g ~ 3 Stamford ar-norv “'ednesdav evening Some 0‘ the ”is“ weighed 33 pounds. 'F MOTHERS ONLY KNEW'
pressure central over Minnesota is All the young patterns and ‘. i _ ‘ ' '0' . I; A load of 500 chickens is expected During these days how mam «ml.
’ producing pleasant weather with low unique effects are represented , " h°“,°‘w °f ”'9 "“de s the" ° “e“ s“““‘-" A“ Vi" be "‘"9 ”a” dren are complainina tlfhearlaclu. 5.4-.
temperatures in the l‘pper Mississippi at this place. 5 Battery " Old or one week 0!.d' Those wanting "1 - - . . -~ » - ' ~
y, F t i f ’ “1 nl ‘ti “7 it St w t \i chicks should send In their order early erls mess. slolllmh tumbles and inn:
,1 ‘. .. _.. . -'.at rs. a. .eul‘..rs. . ‘ ..
an”. mi” “ere rem“ ” M V Yes, some are double-breast. ’ q s Brinckcrofl \il:rG .9 H J L this week as over half of those now “it" bowl-- lf mmht-rs only knew
south as Iowa. i ed ‘ ' “ ' ‘ ' ems ' 9 expected have been sold. The chick- what Mother (llav's Sweet Poll-dew
' ‘ i . lit'f. Sn. and Aliliss Edna \‘and Namhe ens coming are mostly Rhode'lsland would do far ”1,.” children m, hm”.
; _ were amon" t ose who one ed t e _ ' ' '- ~ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AGO ‘ ‘ -. . ’11 Raj" “ h”? “)andottes and Baum! would ever he \vitllmlt ihclll Those
TODAY Stan centennial anniversary of the l. Rotks“ . _
u . « - 11‘.) "‘ 1 - Roget's & Stevens ., . O. 0. l-‘.. at Hartford last Saturday. There are left at the receiving sta- coders are so ear-V and rim-amt 10
[clrlpelalllnw l1: 1. ltl ; nu. -3 - an» . , a, Thcv made the ”in bv auto leaVing (ml tion 8 bushels of Green Mountain polo» lake and so otter-live in their action
54. ralr. . _ .Nome South Norwall-l ()ne of the most valuable aids in destroying l .bouts was the dorm-tn: Friday and retumin’lz “laturday eVen-i met: at $2 perflllshel. No sales made that mothers who on“, .25., “mm al-
- ' . tube with which our chuscrs were rullipped. This ‘lP\lC(‘. which regimen-d in: " ‘ 1:22:12r‘fr2°_dmkqi? lllebevening, ex; ways tell other mothers about Hum.
O " h ”l" 5"?“"t' "““t‘mem beneath the rinri‘alcc nf the water. was“ (-mlncctcd' ‘ _ .. ln-c‘lmif‘nfigfsamlgat mm at 1- Sold by Druggisls cvvryuhcm.
. with a lame arrow. This arrow would point out the position or -he sat»- Vgialt‘al‘bzigpll:wiggle: lflfb‘uf‘llbfl; ma? ' . ' ‘
_ fl _ ‘___ ‘ _‘ ' ‘. ‘ . - . m . .' ."- . -_..- M‘ - a I _ ..._. ... .2 +—
i l ews “— ’f mantle to the luclllbels of the chaser pun-(Iron which would surround the with the enthusiastic rallv of any...“ .
.: i " . _ _ 1‘ " spot indicated and drop depth bulllhs. he l'-boat would be in great danger day night acting as a - fioompr for' CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED ‘
”m "v$:-' '1‘-‘ ‘ NOR WA K 1
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Local police hath been notified that l .
a file passenger Overland car has . y ' 5
bfin stolen from (‘nlllp Upton. It was SOCIE T I
rblack in color with wood wheels and
an extra new Diamond tire Carried on
the bank. ‘
l-‘m
._—.. _ .-..~—._-- .
and Personal
NEWS l
-_‘____ MW. .lj
—-Don't forget the big dance tonight 1
at Arion Hall. Theatrical Stage lcm- '
ployees. Music by Palace theatre
chestra. Tickets 350.
Little Zalenl Bredicc. who has under
gone two serious operations in a New
York hospital. the last one on Tuesday
of last week. was reported in a serious
condition yesterday. bllt later advices
say that she has rallied a little. She is
0T-
l.
item and Mrs. A. ll. Bullhvell and
\laSlI‘l‘ lx‘inj: Bolllwell. formerly at
llanbul-y. lime returned to their homr-
in Saratoga Springs. N. Y.. after spend
int: a Week as guests of Mr. and Mix“.
ded the secret of the detector tubc's construction during the war and this
is the first photozraph showing: the r." eration of the arrow indicated.
J
luau llllliu
HADBUSYfiMflNTHS
Auto Trucks Are Piled High
as Bugle Calls Bring Out
the Yv’aste
All exceedingly interesting report
ilmll the Burns Detective agency has
just been received by Prosecutor llllll~
South Norwalk, Conn... on two boats
checks. About April 29 or 30. he also
attempted to defraud the Fairfield (‘0.
National Bank. and the Central Trust
(‘0. of Norwalk. Conn.
Durinz the afternoon of April 30.
Freeman entered the National Hank of
Norwalk, Conn. . and presented a
check. requesting funds. The Tullrl‘
who had received our \‘l‘ilt’lllll: l l.'(‘|l-
lal only a few hours bet-ire. Immedi-
ately recognized Herman and ulH'll
Freeman started to on the bank
tollzming the asking (it .mme dues»
lions. the bank teller lnllnlvmi lulu out.
and effected his arrest
fill May l. Freeman um anon a
er the town will go over tho top and'
on to Victory. The quota is 8158.4009
and to date about $80,000 has been sun,
subscribed. :
' Representative Joly: ii. Behre. whoé
was elected a representative to suc~i
coed the late Lewis Provost. took the“
oath of "fill-e last week. .
,polnted a member
'on capitol grounds.
The middlw of the second "99k at}
of the. committee.
the drive for the Victory Liberty Lonnl 7
‘finds New Canaan with about half Its:
quota of 8138.400 safely in siflllt. The;
’whippet tank ltroucht in over 832.000?
in subscriptions. and Postmaster Kelly" ‘
gwould have trotten more if time had}
allowed. Tonight comes the biz wel~,
!come meeting at the Town Hall—will“
l
lie was ap-V
THREE STORES IN ONE. NO 8 I‘AIRS TO CLIMB
Sterling Furniture ()0.
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Lem}, “._ AMWWS‘ m. 32 “.“angmn bar. i't'gulding the oxwratlons through healing. and did not put in rm» lilt‘uf‘kpefl‘in‘ 1’" “0‘“? °( 0"" fellow-towns-t
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ernest
avenue. .\1r.Boutwe11 was formerly
Bredice. ._ - q
pastor of the Baptist church. of this
—Atlas cement. Raymond Street and cltv.—~D:lnburv hows.
. Norwalk late Wednesday afternoon.
lllally siales oi l-‘nrger .1. W. 19m "lliul.
who was so "lt‘i’I-l‘ly (ntlglif while at-
tempting to ubl nu niche). lllldl r falsr
pretenses at the Nantional ilank of
but “its bound over to the .‘vlltt’llnl'
court ill Bridgeport. under $3.0m: hnil.
lie is now being held lit that point
[it >f‘l iption. Age, about 45-;
fl. 7 in.; weight. 150 11w build.
height. o
men. and hv Capt. Breston T. “’alshf
’of New York with music by the Yip:
’ Tip Yapllank quartet.
i at}... Sherlden has received a Int'cT-l
Furniture for any room can be had here. We specialise in
. ' - . . . . , _ . lllp‘l
it 50"” a it! . W‘ws 'IOHPE’hm' and Minn“ Tor “Wm“ *5 MW in the Brldseport dillul. complex-tom dark. “Add.“ r." ‘-’”“m ““r “on- ”m"- "h" is ""h ”" lfurnishing homes complete part of room or all complete house. We
sees-19 tm-ella. of Spring street Went to new jail awaiting trial hay-lug been bound dark. hair. dark hmuu. peculiarities.E Base Hospital Unit in France. He; . ' .
Upon the. invitation of Norwalk York Saturday. to visit rclatlves. (Her :3 till" iMay ter‘m ot the Spell“. amuilim- now, with n growth of .'..lll'!3pQ-n[ most of the winter in st. Aglnanu. will (My ‘1" you 0111' mm! “tenuou-
. . ' a ‘a . . .. ~. Their brother Frank. rec ntlv z . "”"r‘ -‘ ‘ ‘" g“ ('"m'" “‘5‘ Thur-“L0 near Ill? end. Which is WT." DNH‘WNH _\' .. 1 n, l n .d w parse
“'01“?an (”our") “mugs 1...... 1* , . . _ .. F. - W“ morning. Fingerprint mmmunns “1......“ “V“ M“ ‘8”?1' "u" . FURNITURE. sues, moss, ammonium-ens, on.
to meet next Tuesday, May s‘ at the from 0\(’l.~(‘8> st'l‘llf‘t‘. Jmllcd them “0 has “0' "”9"?“ Mt" mi" ”0'“-
, $3.3.“ij “fl“
Country Club. yesterday. .
will be at elevenJuucheon at 12:30.
The business meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Freeman.
\\'e lil>i heard of this operator on
Ntli’t-lllllt‘l‘ H. 1918. when the First Na
Ililllal hunk of l'arkersburx. W. \a.. ads
tained by llelerm-t- Thomas Hunt to
this city.
i
.holuo since he went over. nor has his\
l
'llltlihl'l‘ Ti‘t"'i\0d any letters he has?
STOVES, NEW PERFECTION BLUE FLAME. FLORENCE OR
DETROIT VAPOR OIL COOK BTOVEB.
afternoon .. 2 «mm-k w m» "r \‘v- York my. mum: on ;;1:*‘d.;;;*;: ~',-. “'- rugs”: “v "rm; NEAR MURDER “mu-u m 29- "W emote: Burner ............. $14.00 Two Burner Oven ...... $3.95
- . . , - . " . ‘ l . . . .' MEN 9 (""5 to mm o wt ll lw h I e for mu- time and
terested are urged to be present. .\ol- H“ ” mend“ m douth Vorwalk. Tlli‘.‘ ,mm“ , . .. ‘9‘ i t ‘l ‘1 l“ « . .
. . _ {. . . ll|>. same hii\ln}: been stolen q RINGWOOI) , . , . ,o ,= ....... . . 5
walk women who wish “"19th will totmerly resided here alelave many 1mm the check book of the Donovan IN * P "hag not an anyone he kneu since ht i3 Burner ............ $191” GM Plate . . . $3.2
135 Flax acquaintances in the city.
Luncheon
please notify Miss Taylor.
Hill Roadby Tuesday noon. Russel Cartwright. of Taylor avenue
is Ewentyfive cents a plate. who enlisted in the linited States
..-. Navy some weeks ago. is spending a
——lce.. Ice. Raymond Street and Son. furlough at his home.
. ‘ Prof. Gordon Fair. of Harvard coir
linilt'r “‘orkx‘.
About the. lnll'd'l' of December. Fret--
lllall surmwded in securing cash trul'l
the First State ilank of “'emme. ”L.
on a lmuus $121.50 check drawn on In .
Flml Natiolud bank ofllelvidt-l'c.
(in January 3". 1919. the (‘arlislt-
Continued hum First Page.
wound. tie “a. removed to tho litu-
pitnl and it is said his condition is sua
_ ions.
llllluetiialely shooting
allrl' lllt‘
Went “over there;" and those of llis'
company who came home were St'l’ll:
back berauso they were sick. He is in'
the best of llcalth and has been since
he went overseas.
At the regular meeting of the New;
GAS STOVES. 2. 3 and 4 Burners with oven and broiler.
Tile Sterling Furniture Co.
<~ . . . ilmslle disamu-rl'vd and allhouah thc' .
. . ' ~-~~ _ . i‘l'llsl ( 0.. (.‘urllsle. Par. advised that (‘anaan Bani! last Mood!“ (Welling.
. . .t . . logo. was a caller on m ma, m an“. . . .. ,. . officers thorou~h1y searched all the ‘ “a
FOSS QUALITY ‘ «t' "K'orw-llk vesterday . s h g." \t‘k I‘lllPe‘ilzmga‘i‘JR: Jr'zuingna‘fnfl surrounding wtimls' thev were unable considerable business was transactezifil 7- 1 as ion "9 0‘ orwalk
. . . _ . , . - -. e - 's ‘a ' a a ms 1 on r ' - ' P o ‘,
‘ , . . , , ' to locate him The pollen in all the Chief among H". “mm, was me elec-
CHOCOLATES Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodner. of ‘I‘L‘d‘ “fluff :51}? E A- “’"P'" (in surrounding towns and cities have tion of 0mm)“. There has been ,1 h “e 1 5
. . . ' i ’ .- . . ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘
15c to $1.25 rm Hill Road. were visitors in New "'”' ‘ ' “em“ ”NW“ “ been n()tlt‘lcd- hnwever. to “‘99 l
Stillson-Powell Corporation “m" a" 0“ 3““'“'“-"u . -
South Norwalk . Mr. and Mrs. llarry Quick,‘ of Roway-
ttm Heights. have returned from a dc:
$17.30 bogus check on the Second .\'a-
tional llank of Morgantuwu. \\. Va.
ull ill“ some day. llt’ also cashed a
check in u like amount at the Farm
watch for the man.
ii is clalmd an argument arose be-
tween the two men over their child-
ren, each being the father of quite a
rumor that the band has pl‘a(‘li(’al‘.".':-.-.'.ET.
.
given up. which is not the case. Dury -
int: the winter. the retzular weekly re-E
j
t‘ENTRAL uo'rla'lT '“’
.7 ---r -..
___-__ » - . . . . . "'5 4* Merchant-s Bank or Mmgan- large family. Braslle having six child~ WNW“ “W“ “0' ”"3“” a““““““- m"? Pin. ”W" by u“ “7 °’ week Steam "1“.“ ““9"“
“isn‘t"! ""9"“ “mm-‘4 3" All-”ll!“ (”.“J mwll. \\’. Va. ren and [)alar‘no having eight. and since the warmer weather. there has. light! and (as, Fmo all. attached; also Restaurant It‘ll“
I\. .1. . ‘ About the middle o1 1"rbruury he (19- both men became much angered and bee.a new it yalty shown. Much crawl.“ sad American “’1.
Edward Maura. of “'00thth avenue Efru'dgritim. P‘fim’lgfl. N“.'i”_n“l Bank of in 3““ "f fury'Brnslle pulled a 5““ it is due to illose who have stood by‘ 0011!!! “cm and Chestnut In T01. 1555.
sponl Saturday and Sunday in New (hpck‘. §{‘3:.l{nga{}‘,."h:?‘:::.n;££ 2:231:15 Eli‘llhih'xmizgu;‘;;::km’?n.l:m:r‘::: glut: and tuna faithful to the hand. when I DISEBA. ulcer. 1.01mi. Proprietor.
York citv. . ‘
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9,.
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llll‘li)‘ on
l’bt‘nl on a
above the ht art and the man ts now
ill a serious condition
fl..—
BALL GAM as POSTPONED.
cl‘lu'Aoo. May 5 (Americant._ne-
troll-Chicano game postponed. com.
CLEVELAND. May 5 (Americanv.—
ClevelandSt. Louis postponed; Cold.
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K
On March H. he succeeded in secul-
ALL MONEY
n:
V deposited in this
bank on or before
Vfltuuiay, May 5th,
will draw interest
from May lsl.
—_
Nlouusiiur; Cational hank. Strotlds-
' Lalllbcrnille National liank of Lam-
YOUR lililNElS HURP
_. era'or to bet received. was a roller
have Bladder trouble. 7 Fret-man passed llll‘ouzh
‘forts to.fi1rer it from the sys‘telll. Reg-i
; lyour bowels. removing all the acids.
. . . . . l
. pains ln the back or suck headache. dlZ—;
:vou have rhcumatic twinges. The ur-
éyou to get up two or three times dur-
/ ‘ and flush off the body's urin‘ous waste
:a glass of water before breakfast for
,pear. This famous salts is made from
used for generations to clean and slim-A
:lllill')‘. he cashed a $23.30 check at the
“ ' ' -‘ burg. I'd. tin Match 6;. m.- Smeuur)
CLASS OF SAL‘IS f .lidllk (if New “Ups, Pits was y‘pln“
' 'izul in lili‘ amount of $23.50. and lil.’
itertville, N. J.. in the amount of 51.130.
The next advice l'clatile to this olr
. _ ‘ from the First National Hank of non ll
Eat less meat if you feel Backachy or East, .\1d.. ill which it was» :tlatl-u l.lr.‘
Meat forms uric acid which pxcnngal‘ch it), and det‘rau'lv-d
. . .... . . (bogus check.
and ole-looms the kidneys ln their ef-
~ ‘ ulzlr eaters of meal must flush the kid.
- 'neys occasionally. You must relieve!
.- Y‘waste and poison. else you feel a (lull,
gmispry .in the kidney region. sharp
. . . l
lzlness. your stomach sours, tongue 19
'coated and when the weather is bad
Eine is cloudy. full of sediment: the,
H-hannels often get irritated. obliging~
‘ ins the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
‘ i get about four ounces of Jud Salts from
, 3/ any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in
‘ lCl'thY =4%
’1 - - I a few days and your kidneys will then
rag Now 0N ‘act fine and bladder disorders disap-
l
lthe acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with lithia. and has been
ulate sluggish kidneys and stop-blad-
der irritation. Jad Salts is inexpen-
ing funds on a Sloum bogus check :rom
.
W
tht- Ell-jinn Banking & Trust 00.. Elk - "E EYE
tnn. Md. On March :5 . he succeeded
-in cashing two bogus checks on lll.’ 3' fl ‘ i
First x ' ‘ ‘
7 FORESIGHT.
* . l5
ational Bank of Parkton. Md.
On March Ii . the First National Haul.
0t llelington. \V. Va. lust. Sit-w. by!
cashing: a check for this operator. Un
Malcll 211. l‘ruelimn was in Buchanan.
W. \‘a.. and passed a $12.5" t'llett. on
the Traders National Bank.
Early in April be operated against
the First National Bank of Marlinton.
W. Va, and the Hank of Durhin. nur-
biu. XV. Va. On April 8 or 9. Freeman .
attempted to defraud the. First Nation ~~ i
at Bank of Hinton. W. Va. Within the. ’ ° ".
next few days. he secured 818.50 eat-M - ' -
on bogus checks lrom the First .\'.l.-l 13;: (:5: 31k With mny P00
tional Bank of \Vay'l «born. Va. and P. 0 e vancedinyoarswho
W111 tell you that they wish they
the National State & (‘ity [tank of
Richmond, Va. had consulted an expert. .-
;°BETTER
optom
During April, the Pittsburgh & 'Bal— tfilt ;t the flu: mm 0".”
timore offices mailed circulars to They
banks in their territories. troubk' Wm inform you
warning;
against the operations of Freeman. 3th“ “3" t“! m if M” “I”
On April 26, the Pittsburgh omcesitzny would!” hotter-eye
secured information that Freeman nadgnght today and relieved
cashed a $12.50 check at the “Vanadium of w M. ‘
National Bank of Lowell, Hana. and a= , > _ ;
$17.50 check on the Merchant‘s Trust; 0 ~ . l
00.. Lawrence. Mass” These checks ' H A
having been cashed some time; be- , . .. _:~
LW Ant-Ill? to"! .34. . - * . “ " .
there “as so much to discourage. and
under the temporary leadership of
“’illiam Shallrhnessy, the band has
been making progress during the win;
ter. (‘harlcs ll. Ogden. was re-elected’
president. During his absence in the
service of his country. he has beenf
held as honorary president. Elmer;
Ruscoe was le-electcd as treasurtr.
and John Douglas as the secretary.f
these two officers being the same as;
last term. A new officer was added tn’
roster, that of a business manauer and
“'alter S. Miller of Talmadqe Hill was
elected that office.
i r ’“irrr-‘tinr' exhibit of Junior work .
COAL, W00!)
AND GRAIN
All Kinds of Poultry Feed
DEVINE BROS.
Tel. 53
in ('Gukvrx‘ a‘ld .-;cwing wil be held hv'
the cildren of the Center School at tht‘,
Town Hall on Saturday afternoon from
3 to 5. Clubs for the study and prac-E
tire of these two subjects were formed
some weeks ago. and, under the direc-i
tion of Miss M. E. Dickenson. Homei‘
Economics Agent of the district, haVe;
followed the prescribed courses from'
the State Department of Junior Home!
Economicp. The home workdn con~
section with the courses together with i
the articles exhibited next Saturday;
will entitle these girls to the Govetn‘=
nor’s certificate in Home Economical
Prisca will be given at the exhibit for,
the best bread nut“ butter. cake. cook-'
tes. mudlns and lunch box. and for thei
TO THE CONSUMER
. Look over our list of Saturday Specials, compare them
With any other retail [trim and you will then be convinced
that we are adoring the greatest opportunity in the town
to beat the HIGH 0' “OHIO.
on 81th SPECIALS
ALL 110, 130 “D an 0mm ‘1' ........... 10 for $1.00
Hand (Sm-18c small, Natural Gig-unites — 18c
35c large. ‘
amall,35clar¢e.
We Cigaretteswmc
small, 35: large.
' -_—_- .
item“. '. ‘.‘;".T."° m“
best record and‘story of the work of
the course. The public is cordially in.
vlted to drop in inst to soc what good
cooks and sewers thee little girls
Country Life «In, I... . Harmony Top, Beg. 15c.
8am...8fot50: Suturday...l3c,2for25c
f'hso
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