W
’l1
-4? m.m¢ and Win.
mm: ransom.
"and Snudav;
“threat winds.
—
A m AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: High,
.Fair.
7T:
. the Mummies Oyster (‘0.
The Sunday 'school.‘ or Gmrgelown
’Ileld ‘ successful picnic at Roton
Point Park yesterday. A large- at
imam was reported.
3' ”Over sixty ntemlmrt-t of the [lunbury
r) Inlor Guards are now cnjoymg a fine
flirt-Y Camping pic-nion a: Campo
”each.
. 9 .,___.
29—0th caught daily: (“on ho had at
he Louder. Oystcr Co.
Finite O’Hara emcnained rk-l'rrisl
:mguests at. his. summar beam on
the Wfit Kat-wall: Road on tin-.- Fourth
t 1—“ Fisk‘s prov-Ml :l'mogr zmial host.
' «roman Bl.'ll-l. NOW? 1).,
know. thzt we 9.721 Emil-T a housefur
. you on that vacant lot'.‘ lan‘s’YiJal‘.’
\‘0‘. f
St. John & Ravi-V, llufldr‘rs. Swam-
boot Pl. City.
Hunter: learn [but undOr rh-.- m-w
some law. a! ”zinc. which went into
elect Pn'day, thv “pro. season for devr
m the eight northern counties will and
November 30, instr-znl o! Detémber 13.
to m the pan. Thr- lr—e for humr-rs'
and trappart.‘ law-n m. in-
Med from 87. to sit;
All 3 few: 1‘
lib .- bur-n
2"“. tum-tin: uz‘ 'll'
:‘ liquor death-u— of Normal)»; hi4!!! :r; Ill-d
1 Sun's hall or; Vfiuhlnztun min—«3.. yon
,1 tet‘day afternoon.
. Ryan is in New Han-n this 'mlrning.
looking alt-«r the illlwh-rfi of HA1
men WYza' (“ll-lion lr. HI luv lbl'il‘n by
the Norwnlk dimers wul no: u.- known
mull Mr. Flynn runlzn»
"TVrl‘li'n' Jam... p:
local
M—-CHOCOLATE—-
Nestle’s 60c lb.
Bflllson-Powell Corporation 9
South Norwalk
”without a. savings account
' dike a ship without an
. . .. . It may travel the
o! litesmoothl for .
- without amzhap, ,
'whcnthectormcotnes
"storms always do E.
itismomlikclyto‘
panthemchthanothc E
with a Growmg
min. ,
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“,flfi,l‘rom15cto82.flapnlr.lu
“colors. ’
Illumltliqacflelnlfle.
M'oflmnac.ascand50e.
none in cotton and ask—
wtu tor Norwalk and vicinity"
Cloudy with probably showers
moderate south .
low.
§
News
.: what. I: known fl- '{lranzc‘
——Cla.nl.-a caught daily, Can 2n— llaifl 3'.
’ed the Gilbert cottage there.
$15 to $20 with white flannel
lion.
Norwalk
chatvacotionistobespentinthesodalcircle,yonr
areofparamonntimportancobemseyon will be upon;
people whohaveleilmtocrificisc.
You can’t play the game today in any old thing.
Herclscverythl'ngcorrectlorncuiondzys anywhere.
OnrbluesergemitflfiOJndaPchnBachorooolhomupnn
J.‘
clothes
tronsmSlOisagoodfonmla.
Rogers 8. Stevens
So. Norwalk
.lnlgc 322542113319:
Officer Frank S. Stratum
' Eunice Elliot to Dr. Rulangj‘s \‘l'csfport
jsarlataréum yes'erduj: h)" (fill-“r of m.-
(lsarity drftallmcnl.
Officer Gaynor repor'ed that tho lan-
tirn on Zlh; H'nfllr' dummy standing :l'
' (.2 Haitian} il'efill': bed born
i'ncckml all and ?!le— burn...“ broken.
7'39; -.
Edward Slzanaha: 0: Brooklyn. .\'.
Y é: épt’lldlnz ill;— wc‘elH-nd at the
. . .
ion».- 3'. imam P.
.‘llr. .\lr.~'
Brcdk of l/lunnbury .n'enuc.
of unsl
‘...
Harry “2111‘: of Lounsbury :u‘enuc
" bee-:1 appointcd manager o.” 121-.
“.1:
Anna-w 2212-73; 5'03"" :1 26) \lem‘sard
atomic. M: “29-10 tool: charge tlsi;
week.
Buckingham: l’os'. No. l. G. A R..
2.4.: a lt'lfi’llixl‘ ”1‘0!ng at their Post
«owning, and transacted
members
mom», l;l.-:
l'ourétln ltlsmr» wlzll right
[‘rériffl'.
()fficv'r ludiwood round two springs
used in s-xe—rctac apparatus_ in front of
'(foleman's store on South Slain street
last night. They are now at the heath
quarts-r3. \rJu-tc tho); can he: had after
plop—r idan'illration.
Alhalt' \‘vm-zm at Harbor :‘z'emlo.
Nurwalk, and Alphonse Mala 0‘! El)‘
.zu-nui‘, M?! but“ for New York today
”I bexin ’lli‘ll‘ arm} llffl. liulh young
mm hm» l-ryii-tn-«l for a [wriod or on.-
your:
Flog}: .' lune: llufi pzlttltazvd the
lJfi' l4“.ll' :-- .- 'tt 7. l'ninn l‘urk. known
a: :llr- Hurt: l‘2:t7= plan: Afro! zztslal-
LL: .2. thumb": u: l:l;;:rulr:lunt.~., .‘lr.
.ltl-l .‘.l;.— July-- Infill win up tin-5r res
lit 1 H- llwl-n :..- tun-Er [nervn' rl-nl
1h ll'i' :-.-' 7 film" ..‘.i‘:l .w l;.l,- hint! 5:634].
.‘I: t'.v.'i~’.:r.'::t~l':; ’ :lu «1.121132;- .~..o.-t by
'2'.» 7314’“ 'i'nlfiw rz-l'u in “permit; fur
Hm cal» 01' 2.73 bowl: :lll 'll" ntlls-r
saloons: uptown an.- closcd tight and
tlw proprietors of (mo of :lu- most pox»
ular places gait! llll- morning that lu-
viuuizl alay Claw-d until some definite»
decision was. :tnnounwd by me powms
thm be.
Right. arrenn-d by Chi-cl
Georg» L'.
\Villlam R. l'cnningmn yvslprday
mornin: lu." l'f‘tJilon-ni driving and up
muting lllré nmlm'cyclv will: (In: muf-
ficr apt-n was fmml $2.? and costs.
whrn (lll'ilfiL’t-ll brmrv Judgv Georg!“
ll. thulgh in (=in (nut-t this mornn
an: The; lim- Wins :‘r-mietted. ltuWH’ch'
on paymwnt m :lw costs wlllclt‘
amounted to 37m. E
l
Loud 12mm. sharp: on. taking par-
ticular inwrcst In tho mtlcomo of the.
mulch games: to be playml on tho Knoll
I'Ilill‘tn' tomorrow afternoon by the!
club team with the exports from lhcl
Norwalk Tim, and Rubber Co, who:
have been holding some strenuous;
elimination games on their new-
COUNS.
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~~~Ford r... {or mm Shun-It’s. Gar-L
nae. Tel. “333—3.
The beautiful dirplay of fireworks at
Roton Point last night. drew the usual
look
NOR. WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal E
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News was rushed ll} Mr and .‘\l.~*.~.
lltzzlx Monalzan, of l Franklln avenue.
last «Veninz. from their daught-vr T33“?-
statinz that she had born mn-
licd in Port Chester. Monday morning
to F. l? “Wile. o: nl‘idfit’xm. and that
II“ happy pair were then on their way
to ('aliful'lllrl and “rifle to Scuttle
“'n"!3§ng:on, wile-tn the" would make
xltezr home. “'hllc taken hr surprise
the parents had had some lnklin': 0!
“ha! cupid vast up to. and ‘17? .«cnd
the-fir blessing by mail.
(”3.
Miss rzoro'lly Stm-mS. of l‘obba For
ry. N. \'., is Vhr guest at Miss Helen S.
llubbcll. who it: pnjorinz a two week}?
vacation ’rorn Child “'ellare work In
.that cltv. at the home of her parents
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and 36‘s: James 1'. 'llullbell,
Mnén :lrevl.
All.
‘3'? rl
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sclzmlll or “'est
l? rlN.Jk‘-l".. 2;. .l,_ will motor to Not-walk.
Sunday, '0 spend the day with rela
tint-:4. Mr. and Mrs. 9.. Gerin of Fall'-
xii-w avcnuc. All»; Elizabeth (le-rln
will rmum with her cousins. run
whom she will make hot: futurc home.
.\l.' and Mrs. John Frederickson of
(1c ‘ returned to their
lmmv. after visit a; lit» Z'III'S’S of
film Nollie" SH-inbtick of. Noni. Elam
nrw-t.
-r':t-:m':n have»
a
.‘.l~:.~. l-‘xv-tlmick ll. (lanunz of South
.‘lain strum has returnvd to no? home
from a two u't-cks' viait with her
:vunt. .‘ll‘r‘. llvlon Bartram, ln Sharon.
Conn
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l’n‘l.~'«'-r‘ntin:: Attorney 19.»?!- T Dun-
bar with lzis limily will leave on Tucs-
tlm- {or n mnnight's Vacation tzlp to
lli.‘ nulnu tnwn of Louisburzh. \‘Vest
'.t.
Mrs Homer 1". Bucknmn of South
Main st rcel. who has been spending the
past two monfhs at Livingston Manor.
N. Y., returned home yesterday.
GREAT BANNER RALLY.
Morning Star Christian Association to
Hold One at Grace Baptist Church.
The Morning Star Christian Associ-
alien and Women's Auxiliary of the
Grace Baptist church. of Norwalk. wlll
hold a great banner evenlng. July 16.'
at 8:30 p. m, The rally will be {or the
benefit at raising a charity fund for.
future purposes. All interestlng'pro-E
gram hat-l been arranged for the even,
ing, whlch consists of speeches, read-
ings and music. The church has 59-!
cured as the principal speaker at the;
cvcnlng A. A. Lewls, of Smmlord, the
Eonly colored notary public in the?
state.
The prop-um for the evening will;
be as follows: ‘
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Seventeen members of the Y 4 elm
or the Norvialk Methodist church,
with their leader, Mrs. A. E. Beebe, in!
charge, left today {or a week's outlnx'
at Walnut Beach. Milford, having leas-
It ls
probable that a number of other mettl-|
bers of the club will visit them during
thelr stay.
Jone: 7
The annual meeting of. the
Mir.
'hoidcn a the magma-3.1.“;
Openlng~By Gnce Baptist Sundnyi
school, led by Mrs. J. W. Johnson.
Welcome Addreu-By W. C. Mutton. .
Addreu—By A. A. Lewis, of Word.
Readlngr-By all“ Hall. Mm Brown.
Miss Randolph cud Miss Polurd.
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REDWOODS m MEMO-AN
A. c. PLEASE NOTE:
The Compulncmompoged
ot Ind. 12 to ”chainsaw
like to but from locol team. to to
plunder-Yugo Wow at}.
Stunni mast. mam-tho _
than c cot-plots am an '
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Chute-
be
, Sunday services, July
Congregational and Methodist people
; will worship together on Snndoy. In
the Congregational church, morning
worship at 10:30. Rev. John J. 33879-
13. preaching. and the First let!»
«an! apt CLDal choir. singing. Sermon
theme will be: “The Force of but It!!!
tne l-orce of Life." Evening worship
at 7::0. Shcrt. attractive service.
Subject will be: "The Pinnacle: of
Prayer‘
Regular Thruway erenlng prayer
and praise service in each church. A
cordial invitation is ext-culled to
strangers and all who will to attend
worship. Come. whether strong or
weak, and listen to words or cheer.
Norwalk )letbodlst Episcopal
‘church. Rev. Ally-rt E. Beebe. pastor.
—Sunday services; 9 a. In. class
meeting. in charge of F. R. Bedfent.
10 a. m.. Sunday school. 11 a m..
morning worship. Sermon by the
pastor. 6:30 p. m.. L‘pworth Leugue
meeting. Mr: Burgcss will be
leader. 7:30 .p. m.. evening service.
Short address by the pastor.
Tuesday cram; at 7:45, class
matting in charge of H. D. Brundnge.
Thursday evening. at 7.45. the pray-
er meeting.
Bast A venue Methodist
Episcopal
church. Rcv. Herbert
E. Marnland,
pastor.-.\t 9:30 a. m.. the first quart-w
crly conference will be held. Dr. C. “1
McCorerk. district superintendent,
pnoldlng. l-‘ollowtng the coulerence.
at [11:30 o‘clock. the service for pub-
:lc I’ozahip Sermonfiy Dr. McCor-
mick. At 10:30. the kindergarten. on-
«her dlrFCllOn of Miss Lillian Fergu-
eon, tn the primary department. The}
mural Sunday school session and
.‘ie—n's (13.55 will convene at 12 o'clock
At 7 p. m.. the Epworth League meet
ing. Wilch will be led by the pastor a
Topic: "The Christian and His Recrc
alien." The service-at 7:120 o'clock
lurnlehf's a helpful and inspiring close
for the day. The fourth in the series
of “Shun Talks" will be given. Sub
jut: "Sampson. the Strong. and His
Wea knesn." ‘
On Thursday night. at 713 tlm m;-l T
wet-k prayer and social 39TTICG as us f
ual. ’
Flrst Congregational church. Nor.
want-atoning scrvlcc at 11:30, at
whlch the pastor. Rev. Ernest I". Mo?
Gregor. will preach.°.All other sen-i
let?- dbcontlnned .3“ fieptember. . E
Saint Paul's parish. Rev. Louis. B.’
Howell. rector (foul-1h Sunday after
Trinity—.—7:S¥) a. m... Holy Commu
nlon. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer.
7:30 p. ‘m- cvenlnz prayer.
Both Sunday schools are closed {or
the summer-r; scholars aw mputtvd at
the regular narrates of the church.
and palcnts ale ua—kgd to lump them
nmmdrd of {ll-2:." obltgatt’on, and
brim: thvm m [ht‘ :Pfl'ltws.
Strangers and visitor: in town are
especially tnviwd to the wnfccs at
St. Paul‘s church. when» all pczsuns
arc welcome to (921." and worslnp
Tl'w Church is (2pr all day, ru-ry (in)
in the )‘o-ar. m; pnt‘ale- {lay-1;. in:
and meditation.
Fir): Baptist (north. LNWit! Tal-
maga \‘anlvorcn. mmlster—Morning
selvicc at 1mm}. Subject of service:
“Tho Strategic (runs: of lnvine “for
ship." Sunday .‘Chool and Bible ciass
at 12:15.
Thrusday nlzllt prayer meminz at
hall~past sen-u o'clock. .
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Trinity church calendar for the
Week bvglnnlng July 13m va. Geo.
H. Heyn. olficlating' (lth Sunday after
Trinity).-9:3fi a. m.. Holy Commu-
nion. 10:30 a. m.. morning prayer and
sermon. ,
Tuesday. 5 p. m.. busing» meotlng‘
’of Trinity Men‘s Club. ;
Rescue MiSsion 2? Monroe street;—
Sunday School. 2 p. m. Classes for
children and adults. Praisd and testi-
many meeting at 3:15 p. m. The Rev.
.Mr. Mainland. from the East Avenuc
. Methodist church,‘will be the spvayer.
‘Meetlng also Sunday evening: at 8 p.
m.
Meetings during the week as fol-
lows: “’ednesday. at 8 p. m. and on
Friday, July 18. a Bible stud)’ class
will be formed. which will be in:
charge of Mrs. Tjader, ot Tokencke.
The general public is cordially igvlt»
ed to attend. Also. a meeting Satur-
day evening. No collection taken——
free will oll’ering only. 4
First Church of Christ. Scientist. 57
“'est avenue—«The regular Sunday
service is held at 11 a. 111.
Subject, July 13th: “Sacrament." ,
“'edné‘iday evening, testimony ,
meeting. at 8 o'clock. E
A reading room a malntalned at the :
some address. open ouch week day~
(holidays excepted) from 12 to 4:30 9.3,
In. All are Welcome. " -
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Knight Street A. a. 5:. church. Reml
W. A. Lynch. puma-Wain; 10:39,
mutant! 3:89p. m..byRcv.LS.JE
coho. of Greenwich. Ila-1c by 8:3-
omm. mum ”will:
m. We account
12:30 D»
13th: Muslim-Inca. 3.5.6.31».
the
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flu
'lndqclvfllin.
E nnooénmon or
melon mums!)
I manned from first PI“ ‘
.———.
lemtlonal Brotherhood of mental
' “'orkern in Cit-clan and Younge-
toIrn. Ohio. was W was]. ac-
cording to announcement of Secretary
Charla P. Ford. of the mouth]
Workers' Union. Br. Ford and of;
,cluls of the Telephone Companies In
both cities had refused to follow out
the provisions of the Bade-on order
which extended to the 0mm and
electric” werkens the right to organ
kw.
mMubm
a a Mququ—ia‘ Int.
_ m ~>In¢
fie. pullout—Hutton:- prayer. 1. n »
m. Homing payer and sermon. 10:30
a. m Sundny school. 12 :1. Junior
Loyal “'orkers' meeting. 3:36 p. m.
Loyal “'orkerc‘ meeting, 0:15 p. :11.
Evening sermon. 7:30 p. m.
Rid-week prayer and testimony
meeting, Thursday. 7:30 p. In.
Service: for Knight Sweet A. l. E.
church. Sundny, July 13. 1919. Rev.
Wm. Lynch. pastor: The first quarter-
Iy meettn; will be held. 11 a. In. love i" . . .
least “a preaching by the pastor. ' The sltuutfin tn the Pacific Coast
tdstnct. there ten thousand tele-
12:30. Sunday school. Aaron Archer.
superintendent. 3:30 p. m.. a great
spiritual treat is promised to all, who
will attend. Rev. Collins. from Sum
lord, and Rev. Jacobs. from Green-
wich, will occupy the pulpit. The it
mans Stamford choir will render
choice. A: the members from both
churches follow the pastor, this bid!
{all- to be a lively meeting.
- A cordial invitation is extended to
the pastor of the race Baptist church
and his congre tion to worship with
us in this meeting.
8 p. m.. the presiding elder Rev.
Gibbons. D. D.. will have charge of the
cortices.
E All are welcome.
SEVEN KILLED
AS ARMY TRUCK
GOES OFF BRIDGE
(Continua. trout Page one).
phone opt-more and electrical work-
ers have been on strike [or a month
is unchanged. Mr. Ford sold. The
strike of operator: employed by th
Bell Telephone Company. to 8L Louis,
which was callnd wvcrxl weeks ago. l.~
still in eflect.
The Ker-walk Tire 1: Rubber com-
puny bust-WI club will play the fennel
team on the “'ard i-troet M to-
mormw utter-noon with Dick Samson
0! Bridgeport. who did ml: good work
last week in the pitcher's box, while
the Tire- hu'e beaten the Rotten
twice on the latex-’3 ground tho all.
is sure to be a good one u the Mt-
ors have engaged a splendid pitcher
from Bridgeport themselve‘.
This Afternoon many of the W'octport
Country Club mcmiwrs will locum.
pany the tennis team to Norwulk to
pee the annual match with the Nor-
nlk Country Club. Heathers who or-
rlve at the club around three o'clock
will be in time to see the opening
tonl&13. The \Veztport
in lalliuz. and most of its occupants
won: crushed beneath it on the rocks
t.“ On the mud.
The dead announced today one:
Captain C. A. Hellman. Engineers.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Captain Charles L. Jazurat. lnfant-
ry. New York city.
Corporal Albert P. Ehni. McKee;-
port, Pa. '
Private \‘orhies Baton
Rouge. La.
Two unidentified enlisted men.
P. E. Bailey E. F. L90 And I). G. Per;
kins. Last year the “‘estport Club:
carried away the honors and another'
close match is expected (Ml m. E
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The same thPrmometen that resin-E
tel-ed under the 30 degree Mendy“
nus morning with . hm Dram blow!
lug were marlin: o'fer the 39 degree’
more nt the rune hour last Saturday:
without a breath of ur stirring. my
closcobservers say that it is the long-'
est spell of cool weather in their recol-'
lection. while those young thing; who!
Warm-em 5, mm at ..;
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Batiste.
Private Thomas E. Brcenahnn. a
member of the Infantry. who en-
listed in Bridgeport on September 20,
19H. spoke at the Pahce thwre new
evening. In his talk he related 73er-
enumerating incidents at tho m- .. l: ..., .. .. ~ ._
Private Brcsnallan is a cripple‘ hav- the MC ‘1‘” arm-eater“ last nigh“
~9-
v-0
in; lost his right hand and len‘leg. .
-—1'zy"n Sentinel Want AC E
team con?
slots of Dr. A. H. Hunter. moan“:
WY, JULY 12. 1919 .
Men oto no DAMAGE
The" ta a rumor rim»
. ~
.4.
ma today tna: —om-' 3. r;::
. w Fill? “bloom-r ( MUM: .H” tho
lwfiing'gfl “7"”. fl?‘1.lIl'.; , and
“It. U903 int “Hita'nn. Wu
Elm-Ed from Ihr- (map "z 3 . lbnt
Elie rumor pto‘mbh not z‘» w s.“ in
Elie tan tbs? r 5- n“; m rm; “ml.“
’- pulp :it'honmor 't. l“ r... f. LIL
EH81. in r’ha'tr 'f :2. '. lug
E‘Pombcrter" pass», 2'}... . '1?“- l
Elmway bent-en m.. \";. . _ rm
Em utility-d lrfltigc "(moz-
Emng around and hr .. ,. 'h»
‘Uhlllor rat. 4 ll ra f» .‘ boar
would no nan-until Tl» . . .3 mp
tug accordlmly l'lZU-.. . llw
Wuhlmon Firm: dzav. _ mu
again no that hp com and
tight Ills that-gr- In ”"2
“Homer & Lllllar." am m
Iady like. with ‘l'ec rm“ ~ El,”
over the bridge was ha"~ NH,“
minutes. Somr— vxr.'a' Ts .-E m;
dually saw Elf lilo-“Ram . m..
mace and judged r‘::.' 0 mu”
have gone cm 3 mi in”,
this morning.
' RETURN WHEE- E
Whle two vcum m
the City Hall for t. “> " .p.
terdny aftemoon. :3. w
standing at the curl .. .‘ m
ell. The mac'llincw w- a
New England malt» a; ma
white frame gm! 3 M -m.1
black. As lhé‘ ldcm”; ..t.
who stole tho thppl» . w My
being teen lldlnz av a: '- : mn-
Hall. Chief Wuhan. l1 .1 mn
turns them to rwu‘r; ‘ m
their rightful con"-
sclves from l‘urtlwr f?! ;,i ,
-Trr cflzntlneldent Ad
WILTON AND NOR‘V3LK
' BL'S
IRVING PLEASANTS é.- SONS
Lave Wilton at Leave NC 7:; ll]:
Index”: Store at 399%
‘ Stationery S: ore
10.00 A. . 12:30 P. M
135 P- " 3:00 P. M
3351!. 4230? M
Wedneidny and Saturday
Evening: ',
7:002. I. 10:30 P. M.
Cannondnle on Call
' FREE During 8316 Only
This $9.00 ll-piece
Set of
Quality Brand Aluminum Ware
At last women can again obtain cooking utensils of aluminum—that beautiful.
durable. light weight. sanitarv. heat-retaining metal that for so long has been
tied up bv the war. The “lid” is now off. We’ve secured a limited number of
"’ the wonderful sets above at a bis: price reductionmnd
SELLERS KITCHEN
CABINETS
we 0591' you this set free with a famous Sellers
“Special" or “Mastercraft” Cabinet. A set that,
bought piece-meal, would cost you $9 at least. And
to get it you don't pay a nickel extra.for the cahi- ‘
net. 0n the contrary, you get the cabinet on special
trachea-is
its .‘ “15 Long Vented Features ‘ ’
Sale Terms and Prices
good only-am SALE. cm in and m a. adieu—the mam among {on
——£cmons for its m in Good Housekeeping Institute ’s
"7"?” 30°19»!!me clot-91M Wm limited! Don't miss get-
now. durinsz this sale of
tee 1. Sellers dem-
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