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w° WWW ikhe tune to consider' " your lumber
requirements for ”
is reliablaom'ee off-apply. You remember the parable of the
tenVirg'im—avgofthem werewiseandhve foolish, andch
a high average.
Naturally we have taken unusual precautions to insure our
customers complete satisfaction on every order we fill. This
means exceptionally strict inspection of stock, careful checldng
of quantifies andaizes, and speedy delivery. I! better quality
, and better service mean anything to you let us have your next
order for luluher requirements—and let us have it soon be-
cause is ocks are low throughout the trade and the demand is
increasing .mm
I. The Hatch & Bailey Co.
. Cid weather's better'n printer's ink’
to ham the sale of coal we think. And
“in something quite as true—that
an!“ coal's better'n other: too. We
uniting kind that warms your house"
Moons, your daughters and .your
100-: and make: them glad to be
allvt’ though cold wind: blow and
star-u contrive to keep folks guessing
all tie time all out. of reason and of
“you. But here you live and here
you” stay let climate treat you as it.
may;
Yes. better bear the chills you have
than buy the coal you know not of.
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Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
Special Supper including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85¢:
The J. ll. Wehrle Garage
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"pm: 22‘5“.“ ' _ .1 Agent for Buick and Siuiz Cars
M .
Call 499 r }.,i '
mm ,5 M ;. HAS MOVED
We are in the market for all
lands of junk, second-hand fur-
nitnre and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
37 r611 St, East Norwalk, Ct.
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
South .Norwalk
To New Building“ ‘
West 5: Conn. A~ves.,
NORWALK
9:. .192: ‘ "11.22., 4‘2 3.1.?"
Smith, Underwood
coming Spring" and thus secure 70de of "
b — - through a' national campaign‘ offiih:
$25.11”;- VZEfiw/wwemm my 3“ Zionist Organization of me o
.3 Q ~ ./ HA "“\\ ‘9’” ”"k E ‘ 5 opened in New York city on Jan. 15.
" l - .23; is to be devoted in driving the mos-
“ .‘l . quite and malaria out of the country
7" ‘ . . through ridding Palestine of its
\ , . : swamp lands.
__ if, mova 0 I In the upper Jordan Valley the
—» - J— '9' fruitful regions of Lake Tiberinas and
— C A C K - d - - ‘ ' along the southern) littoral vast area‘s
AN AN IKE \\ of rich soil have een kept from cu-
' ElgESTAUgAgg SE: 1 tivation and are being used only for
From 11 Raymond St. 9
:2: @119; give: raw
Sillili’lliii .
That same old troublesome Jersey
“shooter,” whose dignified title is
the anophelec variety of the malaria
carrying mosquito, is responsible for
one of the biggest projects under con-
eiduratlon in the Palestine reconstruc-
tion program. to be carried out by the
Zionist Organisation of America.
Three thousand square miles of the
muse fertile land in Palestine, Zionist
experts estimate, now practically use-
less, because mosquitoes, thriving on
its swamps, have infected it with ma-
laria, must be made habitable to pm
vide for the increased immigration
that will open up as soon~ ab Pales‘
tine'a political status is determined.
A large share of the 310,000,000 Pal-
estine Restoration Fund, to be raised
herding because of the malaria-carry
lng mosquito, a report to the Zionist
organization says. in the littoral
stretch belWeen Haifa and Gaza.
in PALESTINE
Norwalk's Leading my vow Store
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Warm Things for the Kiddies
Dr. Demon’s Sleeping Garments
Beacon Crib Blankets
Children’s Bath Robes
Children’s Sweaters
Children’s Stockings. ;
Children’s Raincoats and Capes reduced ‘
Children’s Fur Sets 25% Off 3
l known all over the world for its crops
.5; of orangee, vegetables. olives and alo
' moods. it 3's said enough rich soil
irould be salvaged from the mosquito
to sustain several thousand families.
"The Zionist Society of Engineers
has’advanced elaborate plans for re-
claiming more than 5.000 acres: in the
Hulluh Valley and 3,700 acres along
the Upper Jordan, through drainage
and irrigation systems, which will richl
these fertile sections of their swamps. I
mosquitoes and malaria.
Already the reclamation work has
been undertaken on a small scale by
sanitary engineers of the American
Zionist Medical Unit, but llieir most
en'ectivc work against the mosquilo
has been in driving them out of 1.3.30
cisterns by pouring kerosene into such
walls. '
MORE VEss-ELs ,
NECESSARY FOR :
SOUTHERN TRADE
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repaired. Rentals. 36
per month. Machines
sold at310permonth
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
“I hirfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn
03% lb Coffee 390 lb
. Special sale for one week chin—commencing Sat-
urday. Jan. 17th.- »Not more thhn 5 lbs. to (:‘uétomer.
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality}.
For Nucoa ‘Nb't' one; ibé'x‘vb'rld‘ ' b' 2i ' ib‘ """""" lg“:
GOOD FOOTWEAR Swift’s Premium Oleo. per 1%. e” ' ' """"" 13.3
S'wift’s Pure
Cape Cod Cranberri
hu’Ift’s Arrow
Macho???” Cl
and Leaf L
LATEST STYLES
Go To
ard. lb. ................... 2 0
es ...............
Borax Soap .............
over or Star Brand Milk. can
anser (Chase
5 ca es 35c
'— . 8 di t .......... ‘ .'
Max LeVy’S ' Vili’i'antsd Good Eggs. doz. r .). . . ...... 3. cans fig
31 South Mair: St ‘Eg‘lcgglk Stall; Fiesh Eggs. dozI ............. 8§c
SouthNorwalk, 1: dDe rui .....................3for~20c
—GRANU
LATED P ‘
The Busy Ba I RE
kery White H
Beckmann’
83 and 85 Washington St.
CANE SUGAR——
ouse Breadery. next to
5 Grocery
Phone 1405.
. Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
uto Supplies and Accessories 5
55 Railroad Ave.
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in explanation of, why iiiei ]l;l.~.~~‘ll-
fins—r steamers had not already iv")! HI?
into the Souih American :ul'Vii'ix the
speaker said the war de-Iuyi-d Hm
building of passenger slmmvrs by (m -
fitting an abnormal demand for l'sit'gn
.‘ships. and lhni lhc repaniaiion 0! Am-
.m‘lcan soldiers 'hil’lvi‘flllil‘dl the “'211'
. Department [0 keep in nizlilary fit‘l‘\ ire
Jinany big liners.
1 "We are building 26 now passenger
2ships for delivery this spring," Chair-
fuian Payne coiliinuv-d. "Pie \Var and
‘Navy Ilrparlmcnic have tamed over
.10 us 27 ex-Gr‘rman passenger ships.
but these having been ni'ldo into troop
geliips. are not in mndilii n to he nerd
,for 8. Passenger Sf‘l'Ylf'l' until refundi-
Elioned. The firs! Of these is tlw Moo
lcasm, now on ila \my in South .‘mvn
;i(':l, and “ill bP lilll(l\\(‘d by o‘hwx and
glargei ships as law :IS lligy can be
,made ready for sen-ice.
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FREE AUTO DELIVERY
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Start 1920 Right
39c lb.—BEST SANTO
Best Mixed Tea ..... . . .
3 lbs. for ..............
N O. 7 Parlor Brooms
SlicedPeaches
Marshmallow Creme. Mason jar
Pure Raspberry Jam . .
Libby’s Hawaiian Pinea
s COFFEE—39c lb.“
39clb.
$1.00
49c
. . . . . 20c can
. ....... 25c
10c iar
onle 35c can
Sweet Cal. Oranges 35c doz.
Gold Cross Eva'noratedMilk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15c can
Sweet Clover Condensed Milk . . .' . . . . . 20c can
“Mm
Standard Builer &Egg C0.
WINE
The Best Tonic
F. H. BAXTER. DrUE‘ElSt
sums FOR THE WEEK
‘PIEE OLD FASHIONED .
IUCKWHEAT, 3. lb. 9c‘
-§S;EDLEss RAISINS,
a: pkg.
c... u. use
Iloouoovoo
; A ................ 20c
man FANCY CAL.
PRUNES, ‘
‘ _ YZSTATE PEA BEANS,
. all). 10c
> NEW 0
‘EASSES .
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. qt. 30c, gal. $1.10
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led”
l'er :iel‘YJ‘t' to tho onet' dual of ‘30:: ll
America an»:
. “Five swumrrs, mulniaininc a mo
4 weekly sci'viw lfl tween New link. lilo
lde Janeiro. Junior, Monteviden
fBuenos Aires.
l “Southbound. llll'Fi‘ vessels will pro
56‘?th directlv '0 RH) do Janvii‘u. “he
gfil'e vesaels spleen-«l in: this scl‘v‘c;
lure all ex-(iorman steamers of \5
gimots spender ihc .\~‘IllllS, Huron. l’n
gculminate, Del-(all) :iml l‘ilnccss \‘laiol
ka." Mr. l’ilf‘nc will three Of “105*:
iwouid be ready l'n.‘ svrvico in April ,-
iMay. All will be (unvaried to burn
:fucl Oil. 'l‘licir necummodaiions will
she first «fliiss
'hnlds will be rcfrigoxaicd to c
are for
Elho movement, of
perishable produéls.
regards the passenger
'- .‘\mm'iva as of pain-r
nnpmiunrc," comlnucd Mr.
“Pending ill? reconditioning
of the live Sli‘illllt‘l's nwntiuned above,
is doing what it can to provide a tem-
porary service. The Moccasin Will be
i'ollowrd early in March by the (7:433:10,
and it is hoped to sccur‘h inmpomry
use of om: of the roasels now in illfl
ill
éniount
th
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RECEPTlON FOR
249 RADICALS
Continued From First Page.
Mrs.‘1\iinnic Lindquist of Harlin"
avenue is confined to her home with a 3
IN TERIJOKI leevere attack of the grip.
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\‘ft’t territory. When. finally. a confer-3 ; ‘ , \ .
once had been arranged, Berkman, ac- ‘ , ‘ buy clothes for lhl.‘ “1 t,
companicd bv Finnish officers and . Have you hoard about .thq’ wry—"“3 ;
newspaper cOrrcspondems, Went out ‘ Fish"!!! in" weight I'Wlllt‘tmn- It 1* a"
on the ice, meeting the Bolsheviki in;
the middle of the stream. Both par—j
tics conspicuously displayed white!
flags. the one carried by lhc Bolslicvik l
soldiers, being a table cloth lied to a"
rod pole. illvr a short pariey. lhc Si~é
‘viet officers summoned lhc mombersl
of the Sovlcl committee of l’etmgrad. l
which included Joseph Fvindcbrrgfi
former British Labor leader, and M.
.orien. The committee was conduct-l
rd in Tm ijuki‘, where a (‘Onft’l'i‘ll(.‘(’ was 9
held. E
()1: ”iv way back in the Village. All
Zorivn m‘d llmkman that Admiral KoL
’riiuk had inch made :1 prisoner in Si-
burial. This news was sliouwd lo oili-
cr depmii cs. who acre loaning nu! of
lho Windim’s 01' the train. which “as
standing 3: the Elation. and was re—
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objectionable ways—and purl-ml; bale.
You may cut and drink all you Lie-«l.
'11ch is' im imlmuu vii-rinsing. l3"
:1 lllllc oil of lmrcin :lt convenient
limos; also follow ilic
vicar (lil‘cvllunx. .\ loss of \\“l‘lLLlll. h-u
in alxly pnumle lwhulcvvr you laced in
Intel. may lac expected by ilns safe and
pleasant syslcm of fill rmhlcliuu. .\_i
llli‘ druguisi's got a small box cal” Oil
of Lorri". and alllri ill uni-c. I?"
of normal Klm‘. “‘llll gnml llgill'l‘ :iml
:llll‘fll‘llVI‘ appearance. mule. Igllli‘li"
\‘.‘ill€'ll. liczillliicr and more clllc‘icnl. By .
reducing: \\'(‘l2llf now you are llli'l)‘ m ;
:u will Him ur mnrc diseases. llvm'l weal;-
sz‘W. «lzllxii'olic
n'Iil many years in your life.
li‘l" ml ul‘ lsnrvin. “(mimic ~l-vmlv"
:Hlll may Ml. linwliilri‘ muilml l‘lilflj.
[Iorcin (0., Station F, New York. N. Y. '
himplo. '
;family on easy wccklx l .-
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Ihl‘zlv‘z‘h .
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who radirals was rem-lied
party
wood mini leaves “11' railway and runs
towards zlic fore-st.
F
zlw ll'illlr‘l'i‘r
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lllt’
ing for a shipmcn
lei prisoners.
0'
Tvrijoki.
railed from Ham:
the destroyer nan
Zm-oin, who said u
l y
pleasant than here
21‘
cured in gellin
ice, but rece
ed transmu-
nnd part of their cargo ”1‘ 1mm the 80m"
Press 01‘
Week in urgai
work.
against Kolchaii.
the .i‘runl," he c
mach in o,
inn: PM rogr
vi rod u‘i 2 ll ( beers.
Shortly al'lvr llie decision to rcceh'o
the “hole
where a
dvlraincd at a point
A few who were
placed in slnighs.
dvd the road and
made without
llilblv to walk wru-
innisli soldiers L‘llIll
“an:
itch.
(‘npiain Emil Nivlsmi. of the
ml i‘mss,
radicals for the purpose of arrang—
i u: supplies to Bril-
Thc train waited for
\‘ihorz, and it was not unlil 9
this mornin: limit it reached
im in
clock
HELSINGR')
he I'nlled Si
hich brought
piled Slams
ilsingi‘ors
RS,‘Mmld:iy. .lan. 19.7»—
:ilm transport Buford.
249 radicals from the
in Finland arrived at
this. afternoon, having
O lhis morning will:
Conditions have considerablv
‘m’cd in l’clmurad, .
\‘vryrmo [here was
Hing one and a quarter pounds of
end per day. There is comparative-
illtie ldle‘nvss and wood and fuel
-c more abundant. making life more
ini’orc. he said. Th!H
had been oxpcri-l
g coal to operate factor-
_\'. as a result of improv-
somc had been broughl.
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eatcsl dilTiculty
nu
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M. Zoricn
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O‘l‘i‘
epondcul of T
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usiasiically to
. he Associaicd
experiment begun last
112mg military forces for
wk Third
of those
“Our or; Army. which was
9 best used in Siberia
was: withdrawn from
aid. "and although it
but is a Working:
l task is - .-.
ad Will; in supply
no longer m.
‘8 ln'im-ipa
_ _ ml. which in -
‘ .‘ ‘ ‘ ., . our-pd vi. -. .g, ~. ‘- S9
iifiu'l‘m'em" .. in m... $124.23 5" and bring.
:1 monl'lllltanig‘l-rOI 1“" present at “‘33: meme decreaseddb “Emmy “imam.
. ' - l mu. , ' .' . - W 0W to converi
“Fm. 1h? ("llCllil'il‘ VP'u‘ Of 1919 1‘ ) “1018 0‘ our “”01““ IO induct!"
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Shipping Board ' ”0595' W" 1““ M m"
steamers
snatched from United
Brazil carrying a tolai
were de-
Siates ports 10
of 444,400 ions
of cargo. To the River I’l'IIP ’0': SUEs FOR DAM
' g . ., .- . AGES.
steamers uith 689.600 tons Of cargo Damages of 315" are ask d .
Vie are planning to inaugurate ii ‘ e m a 3““
rvice W
River Plate, Antwerp andbglgeermll 51;}:
pean ports in February, and will place
on lhlS run refrigerated cargo steam-
ers capable of lif‘ing approxin‘ialely
3.000 tons of frozen beef. loading such
leg
filed in the Com
Bridgeport. by L.
York against (‘.
damaged trees and
filing each un
looting.“
it.
mon Pic-as Court in
Miller Kahn of New
H. Baker of Darle-
. . n al-
mg that pigs owned by the latter
(‘l‘OpS on his prop-
a
British ‘
entered Soviet Russia with '
fi‘hances are you will
‘grcaily under insured.
:ll'd. hi'r convoy. .
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according to M.‘
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Skids damage nrouertv and:
often sacrifice life.
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LY INSURED? '
As you “‘1‘” lmow llli‘ dollar has ilt‘fl
predated in buying pOWi r and prop-1
criy of i"\'(‘l‘)’ description has 0 WP! ...,
pnndingiy appreciated in Value.
therefore your duly to yours: it in in;
l-‘mnk ll. liaxivl‘. ll. A. Mini. ill“...
1’, Monitor). Stillsonel‘owcll (,‘m'p.
Ii is,
‘vcmory your belongings. «luluvting a"
reasonable amount. for (lrpl‘t‘i‘liilldll'
.‘i‘rom wear and war. and then M'll.‘<liilvl
insurance now ('ill‘l‘lv‘d. This :iunr, 2hr-
ilnd Milli.“ If
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Over insurance is mil (li‘b‘ll'izllll‘ 1mm;
W ‘-
There Are Many Thin. .
Thai Tarnish Gilli?
F a solid gold ring ill
colors the skin. 0n:
need not cast it asid'
thinking one has her
swindled, ior gold wii
tarnish and will leaw
marks. given the proper
cendilions.
Tllv lira: imiiiiiiun is Illll’ m :
pul'lliw in llivf‘nlil.rln- :llluis . ,
lu millu‘ i' (if llll‘ (lI‘Rll'i‘tl law». ~
Thi an are silver, crapper, 231w.
>Ulllillllll‘F nickel. All gold
l\‘ karat has sonic of thc w . ‘
and thi“ :ii‘ltl m the lll‘l'ep‘“ '
ihm rxililee from lhv lelll
a‘iizlk‘" tarnishing: and dir-milnr ..
The Second condition lr‘ v‘
1110 (‘lllll coming in
m l‘Yallll .xuhslnm'ns llml :ll‘c 1.
nl‘ inruiehinr ii. A \\‘ill~l;lli‘\\'
(‘nllmw
. rliuziu mi pi'vcimis mimlx. ‘.
any standpoint. but pl‘nlvt‘iiml up '0: “mgr.“ Mllpllln‘. (,i,nn.,,n-..
within a rvasmiahlc per cvm, of :me igu‘ning murmur or ill‘h‘i'llli‘.
value is the inwnl of thw :xv mime wimplvxlnn lotions. sum-i ll.
man and unquestionably his rirhl. l {”1" "““"'““”“‘_"'”".m“”“ ’1!"
mg null ulhvr inhrii-s.
No“? Is the Time to ‘ACt ln llli‘. r'asc 0i~ it Mark in i‘ L.
’M’ by a gold pin mum a whirl- .
TAYVLOR & GOLDEN the disculi'irnlinn is dun 11m
Real Estate and Insurance nie‘hing‘ bm m irimiun,
South Norwalk, Conn. , GUM perm sum-win:
Telephone 1230' nisliwa in the shop through ‘
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WEED i
AUTO CHAINS
ARE THE BEST
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..- The llml Siilvsm 1m
placed in boxes with im‘.
logs or tied up will: will!“ r .
i will sonuliini-s llil‘lll'~ll
palhy with milnvquvrrd
posed in llln snmv SlliHV'
.l‘,
.k,
Buying“ in Safctv
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY and OPTICAI
STORE
South Norwalk, C»
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and
FOIEY’S Honey
‘2 hours.
_, :Ill've and
as alien;
and Tar
Compound
took . eight small
doses in two
My condition began to im-
in a few days I was normal ‘
myopiaion .i-‘oley'reia
Millarkels
um ”filter “In. 119%
general cargo as may be available. erty in Darien_ Try a Classified Afiiarilanr.“ ‘
__ . > . Following “3 l’Ulif‘l’ of encourag.l m“ 352113“- '
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. . - - r3; .y‘. ‘ . .»"' th 3, , i ‘ ' ' 0 Hip}; mg with: d. , - ‘ , l "~‘——~-A~ -.__. .-.
A. S l ULL 53 main ST., NORWALK - .0; 3133595533ng‘3..’3’§.°‘ii.‘§ 13223;? « smug Elli 33% 3882! l ! ‘ ~
. , . , mentor Messrs. w, 12:, a- .' , '2 3333:1324?" M 3' “-‘1 » “N” ym" S h l “I d d . l
24 Cottage Street . WW2? Egtgtalgggresa and 'fieascgnfi rag-2'; i‘r- ANJJ":"‘('§"*’°J‘W l C u tze S 6 "es ay DECla S 5
. _. ~._ ‘ ’ ‘ 0t combination l‘reirrht‘ ‘ W4” “k " “2 ‘4‘)!” In ”“"1’\=“"-"“ l I
7 .. - and passenger "QSSEIS built ., . g". . .. ,‘ 1"" V'W“ - fr-‘m‘ Wrmen and . 7. . ~ 7. ""' ' V 1
7 . . ~——-— ' for thi '- d m, .: _. W eagegjtfli‘l-l ; 'H‘efrzw‘ ’ ".7 9 ' .,:d,;.’{im Wfiiifili WISkfl ;
. ' l HERE’SYOURVOPPORTVUHITYWToirrPURcfitsgflchgs"W ‘ agrarian?" [$115,293 .2333?de 2 21;; _ M“: ~ -~~ l {:th 3821 - 100 ll? 3’
,7 ..-. "7 fl, 7,, . . . tn . em "
' and . ‘ . ‘ iSwim L or!“ g A 3'5“” ship. are: 7 M . ‘ "' " '26
7 Cylinder Style, $3.98. Specxal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.25 lid; will??? 8"“ “l the army serv— 301m Vognne. Elbmon Ga - wri - .
1 RETAIL . Low Radiator Style,\$4.50. Special ...... . . . . . . .. $3.75 ipeésiblu ' a ded t" mate as Soon us “Last fall, when my meshing}. ngel FreSh ‘Plate Bee: - - - 125‘: ”P i
cram; QIGAREmva; High Radiator Style, ““98 Special ........ . . . . . . . . . . $425 S,fibi§§§§“3§§fflc‘?endaf year 1919 a? down with influenza, I took a seVerel ' ' .
m3 and TOBACCO; ‘ Lawson Beaten-$398 Special . . . . . $339 3 - a £fl§hlem loaded from C011! and before I was aware of in»! ”GE? we S: ~- - 386 lb .
TA 0v g ‘ ff . e g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79.000 to?» “1953,31: begs; condition I was down sick in bed. I l » l
R], ‘ “03 - Bell . .0901th mirth—bound r; ‘ Wished night and da . m “ T
- _ 3 .. 3]. y and my throat , . ; 3 ‘
.V _ , ~ . figgggilfieasrgolsteamgnfifi ”11% 17:3.“ was raw and $010- I 2‘01; 3 battle of] AS ' priceuflcann . My 'he 635‘.
”Mus“ Cigar $30“ w: i be a.-ocntul as 1; oer: _
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