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moment, our. 20, 1919,
CLASSIFIED
«33W
‘«"\-‘l".
N K
1.39 3‘ .
ADVERTISEIIBI'IS:
at Cape Doublol’rlco.
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WANTED:
We must inerete our Tube pro.
ductton to meet increased demands.
1'2 women therefore needed for.
CEMENTING -- -
SPLICING . '
iNSERTING VALVES
Asst-:MBLtNe
INSPECTING
First Shift and Good Wages.
10 men for
WRAPPING
OURING
BUFFING
POLISHING
First and Second shifts.
Norwalk Time and Rubber Co.
WANTED
Contents of stores, hotels and
d eiiings. Highest prices paid
Oreo per ml of what you have to
.zi‘HN K. FINCH. Auctioneer, 48
\‘.'1‘~i.cr St, South Norwalk.
IVAN TED
Girl 10r Cotton Winding.
Girl t” or Examining and Box-
.1 is, W oven Names.
t. 111 for Weighing Cotton
.,.ecls.
:5-3'1'9l'll young girls for Card
’- ting.
’r r. celient for
opportunity
1‘ -~1 work, all the year round,
1:1.icr ideal factory conditions:
APPLY J. dc J. CASH, LIMIT-
£1}. CHESTNUT STREET.
WANTED
OPE .ATORS AND LEARN;
ms 011 CURTAINS. uran-
EST WAGES PAID. siren-1:.
1-121 1 nouns IN Town. '
1w
I» Mean bench work. under ex-
.1111 \l'tti'klnL' conditions.
i .‘1 rezmtmfllflt‘ learning period to
. .111: wages durinc this period.
! per 30-hour \veek: hours 01‘
‘ll. :11*«.~ El per day and 5 on Sutur-
3 At‘twt '3 or 3 months girls.
:1111I1l art-race 43c per hour plus
111111: 1111 luit-t't' wm‘k. Home-like
ronditions are available.
Apply to Employment Bureau.
YALE 31 TOWNE MPG. 00., ’
Stamford, Conn. .
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WANTED:
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS ON ALL PARTS OF
SHIRT WORK. FACTORY
CONDITIONS PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE
WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUETT, PEABODY & 00.,
‘ INC.
WANTED:
" [t Hat Benders and Still
I? Trimmers, good pay guar-
aziteed.
THE DREYBR HAT 00.
I IIth‘ CLASS T0011
int: and
' 1.11l3' w,ork current wages.
1“ (Kill or mite 0. Holland Mach-
i111 t'-1, 132 Water street, South Nor-
V11 1.\'
\VAI‘TED YOITKG on
:.1:111 to tame and take care. of
dren while mother is at work
sleep in or out as preferred. call
1 n? Burbank street.
1N“ walk.
V. ANTED
11- 1;
::-1121'1;
at 111111-
ELDERL7
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"‘ '35 u
WAHTED ——- NIGHT BELL “BOY.
1111111 (untold.
- - -W .—
WANTEQ-CB '
take worth
s to learn weaving. Light "
' Fonn. Tel.
- South '
A vs. ‘FMW‘T‘I .1...»— ‘
“Mimi-toga 11111
’ and
home, and Lgt for rent Apply at 24
Pine Street.
s ‘L -'
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Wound.
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WANTED I m an: .
l l FOR SALE—GOOD MILCH COW.-
_WANTID 48 Glenwood Ave., So. Norwalk.
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Young men as shipping clerk and I
make himself generally neeftll.
SO. NORWALK OYSTER FARMS
Wm» audit, South Net-walk.
WANT! D —- 25 C' ARPENTERS
Vi ANTED AT ONt F7 “'AG ES $6.40
PER DAY. 'l‘lON'l Ii"
PLY THOMPSON & (‘RUGHR INC.
PHILLIPS ('IIEMH'AI. WORKS.
(ll. Eh IIIIOOK. TRANSPORTATION}
FURNISHED FROM STAMFORD.
WAI‘JTED~».-\ FE‘V BOARDERS.
men preferred comfortably furnished-
rooms and good home cooking.
Terms reasonable. For particulars
Address Boarders c-o Sentinel.
WANTED—BOYS
“hop, steady work. good salary with
advancement. Neptune Hardware
Lill'g. (‘11,, 66 Port St., East Norwalk.
WANTED—A “'OMAN
l.\' MACHINE
1
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FOR DAY
work. \Vashintz. cleaning etc. AS
many days as she can give me. Also
:1 maid for gnu-ml houwework. Tel.
_ 13:97.. I
WANTED—BRIGHT BOYS ()VFR
in years of ace. Salary $15 per week
with good opportunity for adl'ance-
.ilt'lll. II. Jacob & $0119. Inc. Shoe
ftlf'fzt‘s. Beltltll AVE, an'wayi.
mNTED J2 1.3131119 (00K .4131)
clinmbetmawl waitre-s in small innit)
Apply Mm. F. 1-‘. 10m Nmoton.
1-16.“. Stamford.
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WANTED - OPPOHTI'NITY
reiiahh-_ than N
himself with one of the great life
Couture (-nt‘JIallies collect ng and (”it“-
l“()l{ A
':1l-I‘1 1‘11
l'llt-l"'llll' in
in-
\as:,.-imz. Guaranteed salary $23 7.”
11nd rommlsnlbn. ‘Addzwws letter fir
in}: full particulars whirl] will b1 trott-
Ml 11>: contidnntial to "Ambition-f
1:” c "it Stanton].
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WANTED—A POSITION I.\' I".\t"-
tory by an experienced box maker and
-APPLYV - cooper. Addnse 2;: Lincoln Ave. So.
BE MAHON, CREMMINS &.' Nerwalk. ’
WORTHINGTON’ . l WANTED —- 2 1101's 13 on T3.
€1.20 ORCHARD STREET. ‘31...” of 3gp, Apply ,1. & .1, (‘asb Ltd-.I
, '(‘Iioctnul atreet.
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3 WANTED - ('O.\IPF.TI‘..\T YOUNG
(.IRLS ATTENTION’ Indy 111111111 ctminai no 1111111. Tele-
" phone 1822.
\‘-- l1'1x1- openings for girls. bet 1 ____ -
1.1 111» new of 18 and 120.011
‘ ' WANTED-ILRIGIIT YOI' .\(‘1 GIRL
”lior ottice work. State one reference
'and salary expected. Box J. 11.,
of Sentinel.
WANTED—FAMILY OI” 3 DESIRE
to rent about four rooms with improve-
manta in go 1i Iot.1tionA1ldtess Tince.
care of SentineL
WANTED—MESSESGERQ VVF ST
1'-~1n Union Telegraph Lompany So-
Nomalk.
I WANTED—OPERATORS o.\' smo-
.er power machines. Apply at once.
,Henderson & Ervinz, High street. Nor-
walk.
WANTED— HELP. EMBROIDERY;
xiven home for experienced hands.‘
Highest ptimr paid and steam wotk.
,Grnce Embt oidery (30.,11)2 Washingtonl
, street.
FiORE’S dAifA‘éE
.l’lace. Tel. 925. Genuine l-‘ord portal
_ In“ on"
”room _- ORAL. __ I ’—
Vernon Hughes
SINGING TEACHER.
Teaches _on Tuesdays. 66 South Main
, "street Telephone 822. So. Norwelk.
.Fer terms and particular: address
313 West 57th Itreet, New York City.
lathe hands:
PIANO iNSTflUCTiONS—W’INN
School. Ragtime and popllnr made
taught any one in twentydlve lessons.
,1! you have a. piano. why not learn to
Inlay it. Studio doyl, Monday, Thea-
'day and Wednesday. Hours. 10 n. m.
to 9:30 p. m 'Phone 1185-2120 Wuh-
lngton street. South lek. Me
Post Office. Studio now open for en-
mlltnent. Cliiford Seymom. Superin-
e'ndent. ,. .
MRS. mlsfi cm,
i Mott avenue, Norwalk Gonn.
.Puwm Leesous (N nAucmo.
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I pigs.
w ORK. AP- ,"
‘ , tionni Bank. South Norwalk.
"Uh“ cumin“ Ream [111
'chiekcn housea.
gior city property
care
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,Mnin street.
'pair work on all makes of tars;
Have your Ford overhauled or rel
.nulred at Fiore's Garage, 1] Hunfordt
1 White. .1 1-: ll) avenue.
FOR BALE—A PAIR. OF HEAVY
86 “’infleld St. East. Norwalk.
FOR SALE-1 OVERLAND MODEL
75 B touring in excellent condition
well heatad'room, rim pflvilege‘ or
To LET—A trier-:1)? FURNISHED
both and use of phone. suitable {or
one run. cell “.12 mnkln 8t. '
To LIT—1 mmxxem ROOM
for gentleman at 12: Washington gt.
over Elwood a. Glover shoe store.
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WANTED~—.\TE.\' new WOMEN,
also boys and girls over is green 011g.
in our various departments. An op—
portunity to learn 3 good pay-
ing undo Witt good my while learn
For
Welcomed flame
Village
{Continued from *Pue Duel.
the item mirth-11 cell so dear to II
men, blown by Henry 120
Jr.k find Leon Waterbury, the service
, mnrched into the Rue m
Mtheyeat downtooneotthenr
out dinners ever-m here. more.
sterling dinner the company. rising. I
m that ever beautiful song of praise.
the "Doxology," and how they all .did1
sing. mention met be made of Ire
tables, pretty, with their linen clothe.
silver, cut glass vases, boiling bou-
quets of salvia, which is so brilliant.
at. this time of year, Awhile Ittrective
glean standards bearing the gem old
red, white and blue, together with the
Apply for domonstmlion at 13°“?de 3 mg. Apply in H JACOB a: Sons 11k motor: of the Allies. gave last the right,
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garage 67373 North Main Street.
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.FOR one #— ’_eow_ nos 14'
months old with six 4 weeks old pigs.l
For sale cheap. Merrill, Vi'ilion, Conn.
“Phone 17-2, Wilton, ‘
no»
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FOR SALE- SIDE
dining room table.
nne.
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FOR SALE— l-‘OR \V'ANT OF IYSE.
A 501111] and gentle horse. W'eight 1,-
000 lbs. Inquire at 15 Leonard street.
BOARD A1317
5Bay3icw av-e
FOR SALEo—FIRST CLASS \‘lOl lN
outlit. (‘all' Lavnence street, cit3.
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT UNI-
on and Stevens streets. also 33 Elm-
wood avenue, Storage room at Mar-
shall street. The Hatch & Bailey Co. :
..___.
FOR SALE——.’- SHARES CI'I‘Y 1‘ .i ;
10 alim-
cs. Falricld (‘ounty National “Bank:
Nox3v.alk 3Address Locked Box 51..
South Norwalk Pun. Office.
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FOR SALE '—_-\ BANJO l.\' FIRST,
sellinxi
stud-fin: ollur mueic Reason-i
able it sold at once )Iis.’ '\ ll. Mont-i
20111013 4 Ludlow street ’
can he mean lei‘ore noon or alter 5 p.
m.
OW n11
.1 ratio oot‘PE'
FOR SALE 111
ton “tevrmt Huck: I“; ton Stewart
ttut-k (hzisia- 2 Ford trucks, chain
drive: I Ford. tlovmi commercial.
l.3on's (1:11am. Norwalk 1941.
_acres. fruits; cardms. West Notmlk,
Address Box 410, nation, Conn.
‘ FOOT"?
Vorwalk. ' -
Shoe Mints. l lden Ave" Norwalic.
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“FOR RENT—“'1'?“ OPTIO‘J TO‘
purchase, 6 room house, “rage. twol
FOR RENT--ZND FLOOR ~0‘l-‘PICJ
es suitable ‘fr proteilflonal and mer-i
cantiie purpose-e. SrtI‘IIoor—llalis for'
fraternity or lodge inaction rooms.
colors for the occdeion. The service
was excellent, the Indies of the Red
Cross acting u waitresses. All the
boys. and other members present had
plenty to eat end. at the end of the
dinner, each and everyone of the 75
guests, were loud in their praise of the
way that everything was plenned and
so eii‘icicntly done. The planning for
the chair is credited to the executive
committee, which consisted of Harry
E. Scofleld, chairman: A. B. Cleverley.
Charles W'. Gager, Harvey Ackart and
will make attendees to suit 1111111111.
Inquire—Harris & Gone.
TO LET—5 ROOMS AND BATH)
in Bates court, 80. Norvrnlk. Rent $111.
inquire Joseph Difieesa. 121 Main'
street Norwalk. Telephone ill?
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TO nsnr—in 111111131. .2 on 11
with all improvement-4. Five;
minutes from station. F01 fu 'ther in-'
formation call 45—4.
TO LET—-—$ Boosts AT 5:. ammo!
street. Inquire of hits. ‘1. 'l'arlot, 161
Grove street. Tel. 111132-12. l
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FOR RENT AT THE SHORE. A‘
7 room bungalow. ftxt‘ni<l1ed. «1 sleep.
in;r 101nm. $31 a ‘m‘mth. Lawrence
A; :11113. South Simon?
'''' “FOUND: ‘ ‘
FOUNO~S.\TI‘RI)_\Y. A R0\\’
heat. The boat is at my reeidence;
and the owner may have :zame by pay-
ing: for advertisement. .l. V. 31 Ox—
ford Ave. South Not-walk.
FOR SALEM OPPORTI‘XITY. 31
tot-m house. All modern improve-I
ments, steam heat, coal ant? gas rangr
1».<. 1.111 1.1.1\~ie.;_ t‘entraliv located.
Fri-11 SIN“, It. Jorulnvsky, 1|] Sell-
3‘ie\\‘ avenue. Bust Norwalk.
FOR SALE—AT .1 SACRIF‘R‘L‘. 11,
best location in town AII‘
Large barn and ,
”Lot (153(3th faClnL'.
lwn Street? l‘l'lr‘o $5.500. Inqllii‘t‘ E
E. (lit-ham (‘11. Vi‘anhinnton street.
-_ --.
room limit-1c.
imivrov. 1111-31 a.
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FOR SALE OR WILL EXt‘liANtllz.
l-‘int- farm in “'il
ton of lif- ucrer‘. House In rooin<. 2
barns. well located Hire 3? 100 11
sulee e833 turns. Muet be dispose l :1?
nine. lor p..rtl1ulm~
liAsk Jonn T. Hayes
Io. 7 man 8%.. Norwalk
Ll". man—mama
I” ElfiifiE—le—No—TYEE'S'. I
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AUTO
New York and Norwalk.
Bros“ 193 “'ashington St.
:“a lk.
Y cterian
East Non,
l
So. Hogwaik Auto Repaifing Co.
122 South Main Street
H. F.K1ndrt1.k 8: R \\. Vi'hlte. Props.‘
Telephone 301.
WP: WISH TO AhNOl .\(‘E THAT
we have opened a garage at 122 South
We do all kinds of row
also
“Welding. brazing and radiator repair’
weik. Our aim is to ghc as quick:
service as possible and satisfaction to
our custome's. .
AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING.I
Ford car tops :22; Maxwell or
Chevrolet tops 82“.. Any other car!
from $30 to $35.
POGANY 8; MAIER
26‘. Van Zant street East horwalk.
PAINTING 1— PAPER—HANGING
decorum man man: well
9-”. loco-due m lowed «icon.
Intimates cheerfully m. m 16
ders solicited. Tel. 2139. Alexander
UNION PARCEL DELIVERY—Ed-
na! J. l'loherty. proprietor. Truck-
ing. long distance healing. Light
and new menu. omoe telephone-
1581, :00 house m
"‘ " newnnn "
v
$2,000 lawman—eon THE AR.-
rest. and conviction of the person or
Ipersons who stole my oysters on the
‘south side of Sandy Hammock. Chas.
H. Smith, 22 London Aye.
WANTED—AT ONCE A ~ YOUNG
Indy for clerical position. Typist pre-
ferred. Address the undersigned In
l‘a"(‘t‘ive reward.
lwnlk' in said District.
.trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
;lowed six months from the date here-
own handwriting staging age. expefln I
LOST.
LOST BROWN
between Snariirfi
or pivaacc communicate with 19516 and
"rte-r..- ..
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eon SAIE
FOR SALEWNE NEW HP NGAir
on of eicht monit- iarce attic hn'tl
“nod finm 1 improvements mate: inl
the Lost. ten foot \eianda, aleo one
old fashion-Kl H l‘tmmjmuse now rent.
“1! to lwu iamilies. Needs some re"
pairs. Ideal rpm for artist. situated:
In Broad River opposite the chapel one
the corner of New (‘anaan and Bar!»
lett Ave. All for $6.500. Mrs. Chen. H.
Lloyd, inquire on premises.
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September 29, 1919.
Estate of Eli .l. Peck late of Nor-é
deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Die-
of for the creditors of sold Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time, will he debarred a recOVery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requsted to make immediate pay.
ment t0
HELEN M. PM.
. Administrntrlx.
QB
Your eyes may trouble
you‘ and still here you
in doubt he to W
nines.
You
ine your 978' and find
that 9“ do not need
well. we will benkly
ltyon‘o re~
be
enceaml salary donned. Chub}.
m, Bailout”
1 .
Ithe
,t‘ew weeks.
[if Rowayton could have a bronze tab-
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Ipubllrly thank fill who had any part
l-‘t'lt NIH‘KPIW‘I‘J
:U‘Jl Norwalk. Find.
_,\'orv1 ilk Sn minel and
'him
P. N. Needle and Mrs. Earl P. Stevens.
chairman of the various committees of
ladies. who planned and arranged the
supper.
Commencing at
8 o‘clock dancing,
it'or the service men and their friends;
was enjoyed on the SECOI‘HI floor of.
building: to excellent music fur-
nished by the well-knoun Sterling-
Vt'ellnitz orchestra. 'Vi'hat a good
Itime met3bod3 had All were sorry.
when at midnight tape was sounded
by the two young men who pla3ed the
mess call from the bal<on3 of the
the house which annoumed to the
residents that the day‘s festivities
were at an end. It surely Was a day
of pleasure and it, is htliev-ed that the
service men each and everyone fully
appn 1iat1d the work done. in the com-
lmunity unlit-1 h made the affair the suc
.cess that was. Later attractive
medals will be given the service men
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’and Rowayton‘s army nurse. but they
were not ready for yesterday's cclc
Ibmtion but will be in the 11111111.. or,
the committee. for presentation in n‘
Wouldn‘t it be splendid
let made and not into the base of the"
mounted cannon on the square with
all the boy's names inscribed upon it
’tbe same to be unveiled and present-
;r-don the day the medals are present-
Ied and what better day could be found
than Armiutiee day, November 11th.
At this time the committee vvi.~h to
in making: the “eleome home 11 sueew.
The support given lllr affair was
splindid and it “1111 onl3 through thi
Isuppmt that the celeibrat on “as pos-
-sible,
1 TM committee also trialled to thank
'the tr 0 pat-1 rs oi tll1 town. The South
the Norwalk
“Hour becauq it was litmueh these
mediums that the public- wa> kept in
fmmrd of the doings of tin commit
tee.
BOYS BARRICA'DE
ROAD';'ROB AND KILL
(Continued from First Page).
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went t1 arrest them. killed Deputy Vii
Ii. McIntosh .md hnali3 capitulated
.onl3 after Oliver himself had been
woundtd.
Realizing that his comrade was slo‘n,
l3 bleeding to den l1 Martin is an: d to
have ordered the captive 15mm to‘
Ilake Oliver to Ooltewah so that he
TRUCKING. " Between District of Norwalk. as Probate Count; might be ““03de by a physk‘dln. Af-
ter the (litmus had tinned Maitiu
slipped away in .he darkness and
throughout the day posses have been
s‘courlng the hills of James county for
“11131 013 \er reached OolteWah in-
dignant (itizens took him fiom his
former victims. placed 11 rope around
his neck and strung him to the limb of
a tree. He at Inst broke. down and
said that Martin was his accomplice in‘
lhfl holdup He we: then placed in
at
Deputy Sheriff McIntoah was one of
the first to attempt the arrert of the'
pair and was mortally wounded. ThO'
sheilfl's claimants. held captive, said}
they were not permitted by the tvrol
boys to go to his aid and were fenced
to stand by and see him die.
GO AFTER BODIES
0F 2 AVIATORS;
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Continued From Page One
Advices have been received by the!
State Department, in Washington, that:
the bodies of the two Americans have
been found portly buried at Los An-
gelou Bay, Lower California, and that
the_ persons who found the remains
interred them at a drpth of three feet.
,"Authorities of Lower California
have granted permission {or a burial
party under in American other to go
toLoeAegelen Beytorecoverthebod-
ten Ind airplanes. This party. which
includes Walter F. Boyle. American
Con-oi at Moxie-ll. sailed on Oct. 18
from San Diego on a naval vessel. "
What Me. Bring Results.
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Trustw«fix Well
the C. A. R. men, the two drum. ,
'. “AM...“ on. '1‘
i Ilmwood Ave. and 146 ft. on.
elm: violent throbbing pain and dis-
ly wash these poisons from your In)?
'will cleanse purif3 arid freshen the
'tonguc 1.: maud 01 31111 rake “D “1‘“ dance, ball, etc, from m, III!
,or sour acid stomach, beam the phos- one
m 11 11.11 W HAT sear
Has an Oppodunity for Two Bays
They Must Be Over m and Absolutely
W313. DORSEY-Southport Ct.
Tm Fairiieid 199-3
Bargain To CloseUp 1
DOME
'NDDAY
SCHOOL
II“? I’
; 1111311111 BUSNISSI
13011111113
Estate
Onepletotlnnd,133 ft. on
Cedar St. For particulars, in-
quired ‘
I. Minion Co inc.
No. 5 Railroad Ave.
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'HOT WATER eon “ “’ f
SICK HEADACHEG}
why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
In It before breakfast.
Tell!
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V 1 Z.
Headaches are caused by nuto-in-i -
[toxication—which means self poison . ElectTIcal Work and
lag Liver and bowel poisons calledl Repairing ~.
1111111111: melted into the blood excite HERTY
the heart which pumps thé blood so’r F' J' FLA
fast that it congests in the, smaller ‘Ghlrles St. East New :-
art‘eries and veins of the head. p.ad11- Phone 399-12
trace. celled headache. You become
nervous, despondent. sick. feverish
and miserable, your meals sour and.
ainibst nausedto you Then you resort
to acetanilid. aspirin or the bromides. I
whith temporarih loll0\t‘ out do not
rid tht blood of there imitating toxins.
A zlaw ni' hot water with a tea-
spoonfui of limestone phosphate. in;
it. drank before breakfast will not ova-1
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and cute 3011 of headache but
Lem I
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alimentar3 canal I
Ask 3on1 ihmmaciat for a quartet
of It; undone phoup‘ ...1te It ml
1 Remember to order the l- .
” Cream for the Hallow’en .,
pound
inexpensive, harmless as stl'zm‘.
lf 3ou aren't feeling your best
bad taste foul breath 01 have coldF. tein a choice, pure, rich ml?
indig‘stion biliousneHF COH‘UPMMI‘ product that will delight m
Remember we can fill your .5,
tier: for pints, quarts, 1-2 gull-",1
gallons, Brick and Bulk. ‘ " "r
, Besides serving the finest k“: _
'of Sodas, Sundae etc. "43'
phated hot water cure to rid y~oui s35
tem of toxins and poisons.
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ACT OF tots OECLARED VALID.
PITTSBURGH Oct. ins—Inn) Sn
promo Court toda3 dismissed the an
peel of Common Pleas Judge Henry! £32£g£31§I§1S3 m .
G. Wesson to have his name printedl . .
or: the ballot at the November general Served With whipped ere-n 3‘
election as :1 elndidate for reelection crackers ‘ . ‘.
The Act of 19i9. the constitutionality‘. HOT cor-m
of which was questioned in the appeal. I
Served with heavy creel- nfl
:vias held to be valid in the court :4 cmke"
decision and not conflicting with an:
act on the question of n few yenrsi
previous.
HOT “WILD!
Made with fresh lemons, sugl‘ .,
to taste.
1. HOT HAL!!!) m!
. Served withwhippedcrenmnnl:
crackers.
HOT BUTTERSOOTCE rune-t 1
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NUBONE CORSEI‘S
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'3“. “ensure and 5:?
u m . nor cnocomi'rn runes
Guam 1 —'
Write for Appointment iThe New England ‘
as wear ave. i Candy ShOps .
~ [0me Walthelmouanfl. "
l 1 ity Brick and sun: [no on.
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