no: men
F
A Complete Assortment 0!
Bid (Iovenngs
BED SPREADS.
F. K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
BLANK‘E'rs, comranmnms,
sums, PILLOW CASES AND
m fiTH-vfwxmc. rim“ ii iilli .i is E ...i
" W’MVV‘WMWWE—W ‘
a.“ “
a. b.1cl: vi;
belttd I'ui
are p‘ pulnr with young In
This 33,
cf the new
this Lil]. There are. ...any
I;I-'i;Iii 21s: plai's: yokes:
plain backs: “1mm;- pocket
variniicns;
HART SCHAFFNER &
they‘re all ht-rc.
WWEE
(‘ill'tLllJl Menu-r
all of the muss-ck
l'tIl'
iii
A collection
wilt he taken up
in Si. JtISt-ph's t-lIIII't-li iti.;io.2‘t1“. rut. 11-
ing.
- . ~ - S "111% ‘. ti. \1‘
5,- A put Ul iht II ‘ I ~ .
(THUS oi l“t\i't'l.‘li \‘I'...\ t. :11: t :IIII-ii
States has lli‘t‘ll twtthlzshitl in Si:.‘!
9 ford.
~—S"t- Malie (lrhtItti lllll ‘ie. littiu 111‘
_\t._ :3" and lies-
llt‘ill'i tIt' ltzif‘ht’l
and it.
3';Ititl\
etc Elal'rist'alu in “'I‘Im
.It Recent (‘Vt'lililL'
()l't‘tl friend 111 “i
only at .’
Pl"
Smt-ntet-II-ycaIwold Antoinette San-
‘ tonu'sloso is IIIissiIIg i'rtIIII lIt-r lltllllt‘ in
Stamford. It believed :illP disap-
peared because of tii.‘iit*11!iit'~.\ with her
is
steptntitht r.
(it
Innitzht l-Iaezles'
llall
‘r‘l’élnt'lll!
Town Assembly
(load music and an iIL<piring service,
at the South Norwalk Methodist Epis-
copal church tomorrow. All members
and friends invited. The sermon sub-
fiect in the morning will be “The Man
Who Came llack." Evening theme:
"The Upper Lew-t."
~——Don’t forget hatter‘s mass meeting
Nov. 4th, Red Men's llall. “'asli. St.
A rummage sale will be held by the
Day Nursery on
31 and November 1 in the vac‘tnt store
adjoining Church & Miller on “'est
association (It-toner
Washington street. The public is
askttt to contribute (‘llnl‘lll'i' clothing.
childrens' wear particularly.
I——Ali batters should attend mass meet;
511:. Nov. 4th, Red Men‘s llull‘.
Norwalk.
Declaring that iht‘ t'ailIIrt- ill Ircsent
. state law's to prohibit motor
vehicle from passing in lllI‘
left <itle tIl' 'w’il‘l‘t'l can ninth- it im-
possdile to hold tor IIIIIIi .lIIIIi-nt l..-.~-~I'
F. \‘fnll‘t' (It liI'ltIILt-IIIIIL \\'ll.1_‘t' :I.:.’II-
)Iltl‘ 5." l\ll|' ll .“l\‘}'l‘lll"'lltl lielv t’Il
1Ii|('lll[fi.\ in that city, (N‘itllr‘: in. (‘tII
Ollr-l' .lt‘lltl .l. l'lwiad }I'>i“ltlij.' tll>
Jlli~.~"ll charges [It'lltllilLi iluutllnl th-
dl'lVr‘1‘
-———ll;sttt-r'.~ III.I::‘ tllt't‘lll14, lit-d
Hall.
WAMPOLE'S con Liven
OH. 790, Including Tax
NoveIIIlIer itiI
Stillson-Powell Corporation
South N orwalk
M. i .ft____'_1.'.'_
"t 'MARX lead
l‘iIli’
SO.‘
.\t en'-
in style
and quality
That‘s why we talk about
these clothes so much. Style
and quality are the two big
things men want in their
clothes. ‘If we can give
them more of those things
than anyone else, we’re do-
ing a, good thing for men and
for ourselves.
\\'e't'c <0 sure of what we‘re
doing we say money back
it’ you‘re not satisfied.
Copyright 1919, llartSchaB’neerhhl
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.\'l£\\' YORK Oct 2;1-Electu5 T)
i
i
i
el" at Recent, evening only at
t
_— t
_\'I \v:: will hold
his (lillll't‘
“t'iil'l'i of Bridgeport
in (‘ofonial liail.
night.
Bridge
111' $1
will attend
he iht-_
i’YI/l
at'is~ .
1|
poII. Monday Newspaper
all parts til” the state
(‘iiiTtIttl ll. \\'il.-lttll
honor. and HI"
(‘nll‘l’lHillilll-Z
i‘I'tIIIt
Ma} or
_LZ'lt
wit".
oI' :‘Illflli
II 1's \\ ill provide
0 I
firt-
lItIltl
[DOSI-
oi the lttt‘fll board (If
to be
lll‘t‘n
.\ IIIt-thIIL'
which
I'\ t‘lllll:
lllltll'i‘\\'l III-rs
\\'t-tlIIt~.~‘tl:Ii'
“as
has
ui71110 :I
llannas.
evening
.\lr.
iltl'll'l‘.\'< the meeting
pI't-scnl “Ramos-day.
._—
.lttlllt‘tl until l“lltl:l)'
.\'tII'\\:Iik agent-3.
'whti i:~
. ll) ht-
illo-
itt l> un-
.‘tllit'
’l‘hist- lilti'lil‘lS aloIIL: the
~ lCIIL-ii-‘s fair in tin-
;lli]tll last night.
'thIIniii'ul harvest
present.
midway at
town :Isst-IIIlIiy
lllt'l
from the big crowd
livery attraction had its half;
patrons. ‘
lhl’l't'
surely reap :1
(‘ll‘('ll* of
IL:
and in l)t’l\\l‘t‘n the
III-ts was a rush oi bu~iz1m~s,
llllll‘h'lh
Liuhi.
.-\iitll'ilt‘_\.\ James '1'.
'l‘ Dunbar
IIIissitmtus by Judge- Hem-3' \\'. (iron:-
.\'onalk probate ('tlill‘i to dc-
citle upon the claims of the creditors
of the late lionora
or 3: Smith strct-t, South Norwalk. are
conducting a ht-aring in the ,t-ity court.’
room at the c‘Ity hall today. .
.ll‘.\'0
:IIItl Frw 1111131 t‘tIIII-
orv ()l
4mm. hinI elf anti on m ”I“ tIick funk,1egz11ding: a boom in the 1:11 catching
‘ 1 ‘ .Il'> t‘:!.<l't'i‘ "sneaking" in under a
,3 1(‘ll’( M" 11111? thnn‘it i‘: "beating" vonr
'2” way into (the l‘alatt- Theatre. Two
3 , boys who wanted in see the show, last
8 [night bzrt lacked tho- price of admis-
7 ‘ - stem, with war-lax. :I "I” I
9 ITS THE HABIT. haul 1hr age‘oid stunntd ot‘m‘litiziiiii:z
: Just as soon as men and it in. lint polict 111.111 FIazier a boy
f_ women learn that the thtm to police lIeadIlIIaItt-rs “here ‘ll
:; HABIT of systematic sav— I'shou ol less entettaining nature waL-i
‘ ing is of more importance :“am‘d- ,
_ than the AMOUNT of I REFEREE FOR armfi .
money saved, so soon W111 i i
k. f _ BOUT NOT CHOSEN
.7 there be real happmess m =
.‘ America. Barrett, Kunz and Brooks Said to Be’
Under Consi er
v Open Monday Evenings The goblin“ for
ya from 6 t0 8 The third man in the ring when Sail-
.“ .. . or Murphy and Young Angelo clash'
at the South End A. C. house nexti
I’ Friday night has not yet been named.
l Several referees aré“saitl to be under
1‘ . consideration. - Among them Jack
i Barrett, Bat Kunz and Young Brooks.
; The management of the club is at-
t .ranging for additional seats as 3. rec—
ord- breaking attendance is expeaed
not alone became of the act tint the
bout will “file the Question of the
7 and 9.‘
‘ Newman
'IIIt l'
.ht It‘tl
.wiIn lives on West avenue is telling a
:to pay one dollar each for all the rats
icaptured.
.supposed his troubles were over. but
_phcotosloq."uoexeuedmmwm
Ne“ man of Main etrt‘t't
of the. late Albert
Miss Helen
'Norwallt. daughter
and ida
Iictl in Greenwich on Sept.
ltodne)’ \\'. Rowe”, .\l. D.
still of Dr. l‘.. E. Rowell of Stamford
The marriasw was performed by Rm
\‘\'. liIadfoul \inskleil of East Putnam
Ave one, (in e-nwich, at his residence
”1. Rtm'ell SQ I'vetl in the eMIlit'al i)-
paI'iIIIt-n of the Mom timing the war.
fm
surpt isc
2! last
(H'Plhl‘ds
it was no
Newman Were marrIeti,
untl was
months.
and .\li‘.~.~'
(‘llllSt' it was understood before he went
to war that wm-e encagt-tl. For»
Inal anuunt'enient of the marriase had
that he
tht-v
hot-n \\ ithholtl.
'l‘llti bi‘lthf
James H.
t-iotlIier. for a number
his tit-nth.
fatlIt-r
Ferris.
“'35
with
of years lH‘l'Ui‘t‘
New Haven. 0
well rememo
. . , _
Mas, SaIIIIIIIs 111 NW
resident of this ('ll)’.
as one of the Sammis twin sis-
gut>t oi \ll‘s 'amuel ("om-
tt i'>. is the
.ltIt‘k
.\l1' and .\lr> \', \\'. (‘lIIIIIIpitIn have
l'I'illl'ilt‘tl to their home in this city of
Hall. t'onn.
'Maynartl. the flying par-
\\'l‘¢'l{-Pll(l with lir.
lilaIt'lt
Lieutenant
son, will spend the
and Mrs. Mark M. Henderson in .\'or-
walk.
"“ i
WEST AVENUE RATS
WORTH DOLLAR EACH
A “'tll'lilYOW’n uptown business man
good story on himself this morning
indIIstIy down at his house. owing to
his offer to the members of his family
deed or alive on the prem-
i'ses.
This Silver bait was hung up on
Thursday and on Friday morning
there was a nice big rat waiting for
the cats breakfast when he came
down stairs. He paid the dollar and
the annoying gnawings. still went. on
and when another captured rat cost
him another big round dollar ills
morning he paid the price cheerfully
with a quiet little prayer tilit Mr. and
Mrs. Rat comprised the whole rat fam-
ily, or he was apt to go bankrupt.
Several men. who prowled about
residences of Hickory. Blur Into a
lighted lumen lint night, cooking “a.
Newman. was mar-Q
, It):
i
the younzer
l)!" I
i
asociated ;
the Stamfordi
”l‘htx same starts at
p
i had hoped there might be a
rccep- hm \ ol‘ the toIIIIIIIttm
Roosevelt Memorial Park.
. I
Is it) have a 1111i Ikl‘:t\tl uaii ~
SATURDAY. OCT. 25 15319 .
Hit It I".
t
[IINE THEIR CHIEF
lI-‘puty llllt‘lllttl ltrvenut‘
IlGTUH l-‘arrt ll. <1fthi< tity has rt ce'v
ted tin iIniI. mum to attend a farewell
quqII-I VIhit b “ill be tendered Theo
‘ ltnc .‘.sl llgixbt-e. who his Iesigned as
.chicf of the New Haven district of the
'lnteInal lit 1» nu“ ceriice .\lr lh xbt 8.
“ho has llt'lll in tlmtInnIent service
'i..x ('tll'
tup at the tlIII'It I. “hit h is to be held
November 5 at the lluicl Tull. New
He has resigned from the rev.
>tl‘\'|tt‘ it) '91 into lII'l\.ttt- bllsL
'ltaven.
tllllt‘
nt‘.\~.
3managvd to reach
Ewen! on the rocks.
TIRE—TIGER GAME TOMORROW
Tithe .\'t1'\\' :1 k TII't-
“111th “ill
the two teams
'li“. t ham-hall
det teInIine. which
is: entitled to the
tlI;IIIIpioII~.Z .ip. “ill be pitued
‘morow :IfteInoon on the “'ard <llf‘PK
ground. The gain. tnIIItIIItm “till
he the first of the St‘l‘l(‘< and axothe‘
present rulint: Hands, the winner:
imust take two out of three games for;
lthe title, So lomt as the title will!
Echange hands with such short rct'if‘s.I
>1 lilN.
itif
dry to-
”“1" a six wveks‘ \isit to their farm in .‘the IIIanaszeI-I: of both teams are after:
Downey fnl'nlpfly
I ,. .
im'erv came, as each one “Ill count.i
,Il‘;;|(‘ll team is crvatlv strengthenedj
‘ililtl a verv raIe exhibition is assured!
3 p. 111.
GAZETTE BLOCK NOW
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
Ill .uirt'ei this‘
l’ttIlIiI pm" in: on \\':
Intnning looked with 1110.0 than pa 5-
in; inttrtst at a his. metal sitrn whith
in filteen-Incli it tiers formed the
word Commercial ilniltiius, Which was
being unloaded from a truck in from
0f the old Gazette building and will
ornament the evtreme top of the new i
front. ‘
A” agreed that Messrs Harts &
(inns had chosen a meet suitable name»
f01' the varied'business intrests that >
building shelters but some of the old»
er ones heaved a little sigh to think
that now the Norwalk Gazette was 1111- ‘
ly a memory after for nearly a cen-
tury holding a foremost place among
the newspapers of New England.
An 18-inch deep copper tank Was
stolen from the former John C. Wil-
son but factory on South Main :reet,
last night. The tank is the property
of the Multldt‘elt Hat company, new
occupants of the plant
i
CANTON, 0., Oct. 24. ~81: pom.
when; «ammunition
m m
arm . your
Winn-r
MARINERS RESCUED"
DAHER 8. SIMON’S
NEW STORE
Continued From Pace 011e,
tierlrss and with decks awash,
1?. Notwithstanding a heav)~
gale.
on ON
the Toronto managed to launch
IIbI-I lI .
a boat and took off five meh from tht‘.
(leneIal Knox. and soon afterward res-
Moulton.
only after a life boat was smashed
cued six Illt'n from the
but .
T1 11 more rescued sailCIs arrived on
the American steamer I{)ttlt>
1‘ “m"“m 0‘ for 26 \t‘als w ll be lvndp ..d a loving (-IIanIanamo The) new ttom the nu
"tasted :Iuvitian “Hill which toundm
ed on the (‘uban coast on October .
American stunner ania brought
in (‘aptain Renting and the cook of the
uIclIt Beatrice.
ercd on Tobago island. which they had I
\\ hen the Dcatrict“
The
The men were
{10111
H.
HA LLOVVE’EN
Place Cards, Crepe
terns.
your party.
49 Wall St.
NOVELTIES
Paper,
Luncheon Sets, Jack O'Lan-
Consult the DENNI'SON BO-
GIE BOOK for original ideas in .,
costumes and house decorations. . 3
We will gladly help you phn '
F. L. HAMILTON
Telephone 125.
5 EH
flavors.
i
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I
tutti-0‘
a
116 Woodward Ave, So.Norwalk
We brindle a full line of the best groceries—Heinz. Health
Brand, White Rose—4d low prices,
SPECIAL
GOOD SWEET CIDER
ALL KINDS FAMILY MEDICINES
GANDIES—All Schraflt's goods.
HUBER ICE CREAM—Bulk and brick. Five differrt‘,
We guarantee all our goods and if customer is not sum-.2
we will take back goods and refund money if desired.
.mwm “30?: ‘1".
Litthiitlvl a veil ktIowI. atthitcct wlmilltm 100111. illztfliht‘t “llh a small h:.Il| that v ill [Illliillt‘ in tin best and mom tin llil‘ iaumm arm in.
3 ROGERS & STE ENS dl‘sl"n(‘(l ”V, mnnumt m 1” Pl csidt lit 'somiuhat in llleunatgre Olin :lll‘i‘i'tllllt‘ h;~. :Ilttltlli \ :I_\ Hill‘l‘lWJ’lit‘nl '3‘1i'lti(1,;jl), ‘in ”1‘ iii-B ‘~Iv|t
I V .. _ ‘ ‘ cout 100111. In 1e split) :1 as l-vl iv (‘(lllllii‘_\’ at nrge; a 13111 that will it |~ i. -.: ... I... 1 .
. Mclxmltw a. tolumbus Ohio . w oh . , I ...I. -- i I
‘ K ‘ ‘. ‘ . . .'Ind h .mgton. where would be gathered, haw an Induldlmmy and almospmw... “SM".WH,” .W, H. \z
The home of Hart St-hofmer & Marx clothes k h“ I“;‘““"‘ ("MT Important COmmIs from time to time. once every two or suggestive of the lilo and spirit oi bilililllll two» on. :I, it . .
i\'i(;"..\f'1‘y‘b been Pngagod by the Roosc- three years. or two or three times a Roosevelt, The t‘oionel was a practi llll‘ Int-1., .I “mm 1.. ..‘
Norwalk Two S'ores S N walk 'll ‘_ "‘~"_‘_"I’-‘-l ”‘mr-‘tilt‘f‘. 3i Oyst'r )‘t‘at‘. 8%. in the Opinion of the tru=ttlcs cal man who combined artistic. ideas to call upon Ila in .... ...
—— 0: 0r . it; “o our} out plans for . ltoowr of the Roosevelt Forum. the occasion with common sense execution. and the bland and ('onrw ‘
l. 1 111811.111 luik. Mr. thchfit id Imay require. a few of the great men of RtNWt‘Vt‘ll Memorial Asunciation does spct‘ilnvn tir. Ir. . : n
Ibliu- 1‘”! “jun Bar and “as a "9'5!“ the country. who shall there disruss not want a Dark that would not haw McInoI-Ial :\\~t|t*:tlitilt
- “*— -—- —— -~ - ‘lsnf " l H ”u (‘olrnel Roosevelt. H" b“{0l‘t‘ HIP whole nation. the gtttve nit-t with the approval of (he, Colonpl has "mm”; In” tlI- “ .1
Street tit-p-tI-tmcnt cmplm'm at“? "' _._‘ ‘1 coniiii‘iisi‘mninxllarlt‘" it’l‘t‘ttory tnat WI" (""5“ m" um‘flin" m" “"“l't‘ 0‘ Am” hmlrviti As a matter of fact. Colonel in; and II~;III:<;II:IIII.: . . .
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ”" ‘— ‘ ’ . ica." roost-volt l' onlf . .. - - . ' '
. .. . , _ . __ ... ..i . I . ‘ . . . \ 11111.1 101) much desIretl feet In henzlit.
tomIilamIng about thItdItn Mdtftl‘ ; i "it gdiimfled. onto-.111 lht‘allp‘ built M: Lillilli‘lbltl Iain-cos that Sllt‘h :i such :1 park at Oyster Bay, and public Tho» 5in oi tllt‘ In. it.“ .-
III; t'l'll.\llt‘ll Hone Ian] on tiny street. 2 IVOR W q LK! ‘1“:‘1‘\‘1f’>}"n_"5 f" a (’rm‘k “WI'PIUW‘ forum “ill have it i’arreachinz lllllll' 1) t‘XlH't’ssvtl his view on the sllbicct mam nqural liritllH .
~— -~-—- I I - "11.11 ”n‘um‘huouid lie amideu anon-er- once upon national thought and that Mr. LIIchticltl describes the parlt‘> pm.“ (,I ”I. mm 1“...... I
A big ilock oi llanbury birds are dutH l l r ‘1” iIItYli‘llch“ 13") :l‘“ (hiscussmn 0‘ I" Wll! b" a \ i'al “av of carrying’ out zt‘cnral appearance as follows: <imi"II' In the btquIIIIt .
' Kt ' I. 1:153 2 1' ~. _.-- ..-.. , _ .. .4. . _ ‘_" _“ ~
' tonight and ”w”: is sun. to be nIore' I ._ 1 ‘ r 1‘ i \1 er? .. . l .. (‘ It! tit ‘lutuIt of th- Hunt of l{0(l.~(\(ll s (Int hundhd 011 the dXi> oi the mam approach. sailing. nunl‘ puns ltiii ..
m" T“ how “i“ ”m“ “mm“ } SOCIEI 1 I I-ln‘ll l;(d"|,‘;n"‘. ‘ Mt“ “ould, In a ""5“ Pl‘l' f‘t'nt Amt-ricanism. standimz out in firm. silhouette against jcallv Amm ic‘In In .., .1-
. t' S ' f." l " ' . =( ‘1‘ ‘ > , '__ _. ‘ .. . “ . _ i .
. I, l ‘- ,md I. at-l'in "ffllln‘ out n" 1 cats Th“ 11.11kall ‘mb'r‘c" ab‘mi it'll: ”W backuround of the Bay and the lion. 'l‘hrrv will 1w 1.1. . I:
"With - .‘ i hm “M K5 0 \ Ieodote lloose1elt.:tcrts and tItles to Ihe property hayp distant hills of (‘(lntrp Island, should ”H, WIN “,1 ”w mum.“ .‘ W
._____.. ’ ; 1 ’ in SHEEP-“it‘d by Ml. Litchficld. already been examined and snrvvys be a L'rl‘fll flagpole With a monumpn. Van-“mpg Hlit‘lllt 'l‘hi v
.\l.-Iil t'arrtt-r “rum”. ”1”)le m. the and Papsonal lloo‘xolijlfl‘l’ogd to call this theatre 1le lllfltll‘. \Vhpn (-tinIpleted, this park will tat base which will be. forpvpr rpm. goon “iii lnok m”. ;. ,IL.
“WWW”. lIostoffice k 'Inviouslv awaib' “\t l ’ loirum ' ‘ but... an atlIl..tIc field. tennis couIts. inismnl of tho ('Olonel's intense '0‘,“ green talc and ”um“ _ _
: ‘ ‘ . ' ‘. ‘ ‘ - ; 5.1 Milt] _Nad 0f ”the auditorIum.‘ bathing beach and pavilion. the the» for the Aillt‘l‘lf‘i’ln nap. At the 9nd or ..Im In}... 'II... 9.4.1.”... I . ..
”,1;[hpcomplpmmm“H new home on‘ i ~13; I. .Itchfield. there would be a atre. a great flagpole 150 feet high. the lagoon. there should be a. [nun £llllip<t1 cli— illl‘ Rot.-. .. :
“3.5”...” menu... “mph is |,,.(,n‘i“.(pi. l4) '1}: ‘H:““\b-*l:kffd 11.3.8 Simple dignified and a beautiful promenade arched by lain and bevond it. a long approach Over all will can» 11.. 1.1
for next “'t‘t'k. when he will remove. l ysntiifiwuli; ‘2‘"?!‘12“mefmoffronlclltuné glm lllrees. In the centre of Which will roIn the wee: bqiu'epn thickly plantpd Stripes that the (‘ottiiI-t‘ I.. .I
. . . . ‘ ' a v ('0 9 a JKOOYI. native AmeIitan shrubs and l ‘- 1 - ‘ ‘ 1
‘ .1 . \w w.- - -- ‘ . i .. .. . 0w \\ In m ‘l'\ “:11 the :I.III vii .‘ II.
1mm in. IIIt.tIIt It. Itltntt on lulm!L — Jill‘lt- Jlf’ Jml Houdini: a stage upon The idea. of “Ilham Loeb, Jr.. chair- inz t1ees;lau1el wild honeysmlv point the" virile person-with ..-~
strut-l. f _ :1 1:30:11“)? be sealed the petrormers man of the Roosevelt Memorial com- dogwood beech and ash forming a who “up. first late! and “II 4 r.
‘ __.-_ DR RODNEY W ROWELL MARRIED l a r concerts. Vi lthln its walls mntee. at Oyster Bay. and other menI- dense daxk foliage in contrast to the American.
- SI-c Marie Osborn and lll‘l' little col ' I... --.—-....._....-. _._.__. ”-77", _ ---- ._. ___> _V
ored friend in "Daddy No. 2" and Des-1 Wedded on Sept. 24, in Greenwich_ ‘0 TWENTY THREE * a .--. - _
t _ _ . M . , _ i .
.sIe ilnrrIscalo In The lit-oi! of Rocha~ Mm Helen E. Newman. t VENUE MEN WIl‘i‘l ”A
l- ‘0- - O
, Gold Medal Butter ......................... . 65:: lb. ‘
(1...... Blue Ribbon Eggs ........... 65c doz. .
Boiled Ham ..................... 70c 11). 1‘
Bacon ................................. 45: lb. *
7 FRUIT 1.1111: 0
Oranges ...... ....................... 40c €102.
Apples ......oaoooooo.oo. .................... 50C pk
POTATOES ........................ 559m.-
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efiu‘th behind a formula
it again.
I
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Paint half your house DEVOE; paint
the other half whatever you like.
If DEVOE doesn’t take fewer gallons
and cost less money, we will make no
charge for DEVOE.
lf‘DEVOE doesn’t wear a year or two
years or three years longer-longer and
better—we’ll give you enough to paint
~ THE GORHAM '00.
no WM 81‘.
lite faith ‘
lite Muir'j
GUARANTE E'
The paint in this l‘ I1
is full measure. m"
composed of:
502’ Pure “'hitc Lcat'.
Ilium-«dun
50% Pure “'hllc Zuni .
(MIC! 01 lick)
With the W mt.- at
Pure Linseed Oil.
Pure- Turpentine lI- ' ~
and nothing vN
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