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“TOMORROW
tide 6:12 a. m.; 7:02 p. m.
m rises 6:52; sets 5:23.
MASONIG NOTICE-
bar L e No. 108, F. and A. M.
Hevovtfsuino‘slga'sonic building, South
-ln street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
‘month, July and August except-
null
.itiln sum <
;+ SEATS RAlSEll
All in Bleachers Except 400
i
75 Cents
“'“T‘UJ CHfCAGO, Feb. Bra-With the two
‘big leagues again steeped in peace,
even though it has not yet attained
brotherly love degree, the next step
for the major organizations of base:
ball yesterday was to settle on a m?)
at 8 o'clock. All Master masonsmhairman for the I‘Vatlonal. 00%}th
. ally invited. Asa T. Lowndes. W- ; sag“, At a short jomt meeting 'OL t ,3
‘ Robert M‘ Wilcox, secretary. lAmerican League and National ea:
-" {ue yesterday adlerltmond guilt: 52:1:
'I' W IS sentcd and sc use or . _ ,
6g§¥DERSI R A01? Egg: no move was made by the respect.
'1 WAGE DEMANDS lit-Miler, to elect one.
'ive presidents. Ban Johnson and John
The restoration of peace in the Am-
criean League was consummated after
lmidnight yesterday mormnsand then
the magnatcs slept for a while.
the I‘rcs- Names presented yesterday for con
h . report 0}} sideration as National committee
which Mr chairman to succeed Garry Herrmann
' . were those of Judge K. M. Landis, “hi-
3 lilam H. EdWards, John 210““?! {‘90}?
, L y. - lAdrian C. Anson, State . cna or a '-
‘ rector-General was in confer-i , ‘ . y' \Vood-
ce Wain Mr. Tiumulty. this morning. i fidhogffii‘lcggrk’ and “a"?!
.m-a..men returned “1):? Izgfitfignpc?jil Johnson and Heydlcr did not get to:
mm: hfofieirlllmhznhzk‘cd to nuke the gether ‘0 take tactical), “0"OE%VT,;R‘5§
,w .‘ “ . Liixedonatimefor oings, u. 0'
$93] deciswn .0“ th“ (iellildtlglnnlz‘fijtll; . the matter had beendiscussed by the
«an by the railroad “otteis .. . ,magnates the princzpal ones m the
year ago. « . ,. ‘running for the chairmanslip were
pr“rA)SH§NNE?eolmiegp%gsi33:0::32 Vt‘alker and \Voodrut‘ll'. The latter, who
98"“ 1's ' ' ' ' ’ ‘ ' ¥“. and 11“,?
limit-cad bill,,as finally agreed upon in inhitflencelt‘ahldip:ctlzltl)itlilinlé1:0 tille wry [the
conference has (lE'Yf‘lOIHL‘d, Senate. and ‘ corridor sharps figure it.
“mi“ l§ad£.r:;g§m%t:d {figuyfilifiyfl‘fig' If a chairman is not cleiged 1 this
con ere ce 1‘ V " ‘ ‘wcek the club. owners v.'il c tiszip.
:09}? Refringmgiy 3201:3951: Tamil]: pointed and displeased. cipcciallllylthc
gas a 10. ’ ‘, National Lcagucrs. .‘cvert e ess
‘imckst belorte Thilxiatislurc I‘Clulm‘d W 'Johnson Said yesterday afternoon that
rival e (‘On {0 . f ".1 . -' i 11 ? (1a.. 01' a \\'(’£‘k 01'
9 The final draltlol' m: .‘,°“lf,“‘l’“““ N" Illtlolrltltf btcghea that? is accomplished.
you is being 1”“ ‘3 ”nf ‘ W] ' w ""9": “Names have been submitted to us
4-3131th $1.0, thfibff'm‘t”;Stalinigytnii313:. ‘and will be taken up.” Johnson added,
y' "‘9 0t I“) “H, "I ‘ 8‘ I ) “ m '\ 't'. ' l :l‘ ;l F0711“. H Li.
. report up Monday or Tuesday at the l ligtttc‘rlIlinnthagti"i ‘ ‘ ”3 U
1&8“, “M “4‘1““ 5“” '_°,"“‘-" ” “"7““ i \Villiam \It‘t‘J‘k, i.. ,sidcnt of’the (rhi-
be disposed 01311,.‘1‘Ovdflh‘ l [cago Nationals, <in3 he certainly ex-
. mfigaggfigefi?trillitiitrltlftikhhlidmug}: ; poets that the chairmanI will be1 cltus.
' ' ' ' . ~cn in '1 (av or two at l l‘ outsit ..
authors of the Railrond'bill. and other; ' Scale of Prices Raised. ‘
,yleaders, expressed commence 1"a'“':l"l Action ot’ dlrcct and mutt-rial inter-
:positton by House Dvmom‘dts, '“m‘ff‘ t‘st to the fan was taken at the. joint
‘ I, mt delay passage or. ”.1" n“"‘“‘““- littering. A scale of prices for major
,“They based thetr prediction Won)!” league parks was adopted which pm.
.mt that the. ha” ‘1‘. ”)“l'lt'ml‘Ul “f": \‘ldt‘S for it 50 cent tariff for bleacher
ierence is tstah-‘ftiunhally one «mgr as spots. 7:: cents for pavilion seats and
"Ithmelg‘whsg‘gk ";fl"’1'ils.nlr"“ss‘1':) iii/111i“? $1 f?" grand stand seats. Thfc’re is no
‘ ' .‘" . 1’.” '5'. ‘ ' ":1 lravl ion at the Polo Grounis New
there was obJection. including the antt- . York. and ”K, new scale mea'm the
paladin: section. creation of .1 transpor-
‘ _ . .doing away with a custom so long est
, fhhon board, and-compulsory “01150” tablislted there that to the baseball
«Cations. were. stricken out in confer- ' "
‘ patron of that city it has become an
ence. The essential addition to the. institution. The custom referred to is
House bill was the fixing of a summr mo 75 Cent charge for seats in the
‘teed return of 5 1—2’pcr cent. grand stand or 85 cents, as they have
. been with the war tax.
I There will be no more 25 cent seats
at the Polo Grounds, according to
present plans of Charles Stonoham
. president of the Giants, and all of the
73 bltflCllGl' Seats will be 75 cents, except
about 400, which Will be 50 cents. All
101‘ the lower grand stand seats, which
,i ued From First Page)
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' Km . .
i; will study ind‘evail t
a e negotta tons ‘
$5111 submit through secretary
e brotherhood officials,
In
means] sronv our OF THE
OOLDEST SPOT m SIBERIA.
« 6! 9,000 Jewish War Prisoners, Engin-
' ‘r'eers, Chemists, Physicians and Law-
yers, Who Do Not Want to Go Any.
where Else But Palestine—How
They Have Organized Made ‘hithcrto have been 75 cents or 8"
. ' V ‘ ( ' V ' 0‘
Contributions From Their ‘cents, will be $1. The club will par
Poverty, and Arranged Lec- 'thi- \var tax. so that the tan won‘t
ture Courses in Propara- '
tion for the New Life
They Are Looking
Forward To if
They Survive.
Nine thousand Jewish war prisoners.
' erian concentration camps have
have to pay more titan $1.
The new scale is to be discussed at
length l‘l New York by Messrs. Stonc-
ham and Mt-Qtladc, o!‘ the Giants, and
lhlcssrs. ltupprrt and Huston. of the
Yankees. ’l‘hcv he” a iamily party
“in Sglh Yesterda" afltli ' '
’ , . _v = 100 and agreed to
efin tely turned their backs on their meet ifs soon as return home
mer home countries, ' '
Germany, Aus—
_ re determinini
tine, as soon as they die
Most of the New York party wit
1 start
back today.
‘1.’ a' and Galicia, and a
go to Pales
' free. '
{Their story is told in a report to the‘
walk district of the Zionist Organi-l
“.n of America, from Krasnojarsq,
‘ ch has the distinction of being one
. he earth's coldest spots.
- we time'early in 1916 the Czarist
emment turned this forlorn out
,t of civilization. bordering on an
e wilderness, into a concentra-
$50.
000 FOR CYCLISTS.
NEW YORK, Feb 13.747 fifth-rs in the
coming six-day race. in Madison
Square Garden, starting February 29.
will divide $50,000 in prizes, primes
and point races. At a meeting of the
promoters, yesterday, it was decided
to offer $35,000 in prizes for the race,
camp of Austro-Hungarian war 340300 for primes and ‘$5'000 in spe-
net's. Since 1916 several thou- -c1ai races for pomts. This is $20,000
(1 Austin-Hungarians have lived more than the riders received for the
December contest.
rmany have died) in this bleak
.without hope of repatriation, aft-l '
the slicing up otthc f0"?‘ltl)11al-{ STECHER THROWS -DWYER- '
chy. without a count‘ concern-v SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Feb. 12.400!
about their fate. without aubstan- Stecher. of Nebraska, World's chamw
funds. without pmi. .r Clothes, suf. pion catch-as—catch~can wrestler, de-’
food. fuel or even hope. ' feated Jack Dwyer. of Michigan here,
Zionist Organizzitim of Ameri- , last night, 'in two straight falls. The
conjunction with 1710 lnterna— first fall came in 49 minutes 40 sec-
Organization js givfng serious ends, and the second in 15 minutes,’
t to practical plans for the both with a body scissors and army
: H‘rtation of these staunch—heart- 109k-
plantar
at Polo Grounds Will- Be.
a.
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: llEMPSEltIASEltl-llt
. llElllllEIlth-lillli
' ' 'Board Commitee
B mi‘l‘lgAsk AccuSers to Sub-
mit Evidence—Inquiry to
be Public—Mickey Russell
Unequal to Task of Ex-
‘tending Jimmy Wilde
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NEW YORK. Feb. 12.~~Declaring»
that the evidence thus tar adduced in
t
reference to the. charge of draft dodg- ,
ing against. Jack Dempsey, ‘hanY-,
weight champion of the world, “as
purely hearsay in character and that
no decision was possible till the ac-
cusers of the boiler had submitted the
facts on which the charge was based,
the special committee appointed by
the Army, Navy and Civilian Board of
Boxing Control yesterday held its first.
meeting at the board offices, 340 Madl-
son avenue. and mapped out their line
of procedure. l'ntil the submission of
evidence by the accuser-s and acpused,
which is expected to arrive within a
few days, the committee will "not set
a date for the next meeting, but an-
nounced that all future meetings will
be open to members of the press. A
motion to that effect by Gutzon Bor-
glum, a member of the committee, was
unanimously adopted. showing that
there is to be. no star chamber investi-
gation. -
The chief accuser or the champion
was his divorced Wife. Maxine Demp-
sey. who has since repudiated her
charges against her former husband.
Among others who will be asked to
give the facts on which their charges
Were made is John S. Smith, chairman
of the New Jersey Boxing Commis-
sion, and various posts of the Ameri-
can Legion. which adopted resolutions
condemning the boxer as a slacker.
Mr. Smith is a mcmbt‘r obthe commit-
tcc, but owing to an injury recently re-
ceived was unable to attend the meet-
ing. , :
The committee decided Yo confine
the scope of its procedure to the ques-
tion of Dentpscy‘s war record, and rul-
(‘tl that his personal aflairs were not
invohcd. The committee has notified
Dempsey to forward his draft ques~
ticnnaire and will rimmed with the
lllttuil'y as soon as that document ar-
rtves.
Those who attended yesterday's
meeting were'Alfrml L. Marillcy. coun-
sel to the board. who acted as chair-
mana Major Anthony J. Drexel Bid-
dle, president of the board; Gutson
“0112mm. charter member of the
board; Dr. Joseph E. Rnycroi't. chair- and 39:
man rules committce' R'I‘Wt-ll Easton
3 ~ - I ~' n . s:- I .
nd R. BleLnlldh( Stule. pmon Linen Glass Towel- Crochet. BedSnreads
Accordion to an Associated Press re . I
a i r , . - v ‘ ' e
port yesterday received from San 1112' 3! Veiled wmen 81;:‘e'1d (an 8:: '
.Frantisco alanine Dempsey, former Fast colors, Stripes and thinks: eac ' pure w “e. a rate ye
X‘Llj‘e'ot .llitck lletnpscy. world's heavy- value 350 patterns; value $2.50. 1 8‘4
J . gt c tampzon, appeared before the ' . .. 29 Sale rice?“ ....... 0
Federal grand jury there to be ques- Sale price. yard c P
tinned regarding
ni-icccd charges she.
made and :it‘terw
arr] repudiated. to the
effect that Dempsey falsified his se-
lectiVe draft Jrecords. Frank Spellman.
representative of a moving picture,
company employing Dempsey, also
was summoned to appear bntorc the i
Jury. '
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BASEBALL NOT
Miller Huggins. manager of the Yan-
kees. :tnnounct-d his first deal of the
meeting last night when he made. pub~
lie the signing of. (‘hurlic O'Loary. the
l‘ornicr sltortstOp of the Detroit Tigers,
as coach of this year's Yankee tram.
(Theory has been manac'ne minor
league teams for two or three years
He will succeed Put O'Connor. whd
has been seen at the Polo Grounds for
the last two seasons. O'Leary is re-
cognized as insmart baseball nmn and
quick thinker, and the experts here
seem to think he will add strencth to
the Yankees. ‘A
Clark Griffith thinks
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scams“: 0 imam
morning.
the. Mandolin Club this week. The
“Wednesday
meeting of the Girls‘ Glee Club was
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THE sTonEs Bloomers ARGAtN TIME ,
' A‘cREAT CLEARANCE SALE OFFERING WON!) _ 7 , ‘
CHANDISE. THE sALE PRICES ARE MUCH BELOW OUR REGULAR caress.
ERFUL VALUES IN STANDARD QIEAlJ'l‘t
, Nainsook ,
36 inches wide, soft and sheer, a
dependable quality.
£1.15: ptaild‘elfiplece 53-98 In a dozen of new fashionable
. ‘ Real “Value $20.00.
Japanese N ainsook
100 Wool Serge ‘ Dresses
0
spring models.
.ooonv-un.
$14.98
40 inches wide; ~58.00. value.
Sale price, $6 5
piece .............. I o 0
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Enzlish Lonzcloth
High quality, soft finish, woven
from fine Egyptian cottoa‘yam. 88‘,
pecially adapted for women's tin-w
dergments, etc; $5.00 $3 98
value. Sale price, piece a _
40 inches. wide; $6.98 value.
the manufactures‘ cost.
' Final Clearance Sale Of
Winter Coats
Fins- duality, smart models in Coats and Coaiccs, at less that:
Sale price
$38.50 To $39.50
72-Inch Table Damask!
Unusually tine quality. fire smooth
finish. Choice patterns; worth $2.29.
Salt’ price. 51 .98
Sale price, 55 98
......... , . . . . I
piece
Hemni‘ed and Hemstitched ~
Huck Towels
yard ..............
Heavy quality, fihc close weaves.
‘i. i, 1' fine cotton yarns. a
gndhopriges, 39 Table Damask
“lob """"""""""" 4 5? Pure whim bleach. lustrous finish,
3: and c excellent designs. real aerviceglv-
’ ’ lng value; regular width: worth
e S
Linen Weft Huck Tow l 980 yard. \ 79°
Splendid wearing towels and very At, yard __________ ~ __
absorbent. 69
Sale price. each . ..... 0
Table Napkins
Reliable serviceable qualities, that
will. stand thw best of wear.
Sale price. $2 98
dozcn‘ ............... a
$3.98, $4.98, $5.98
Turkish Bath Towels
Good weight, pure white, sort and
absorbent. 25c
Sale price. each
Heavy Quality crochet
Spreads
Superior finish. pure white, soft
and free from dressing, handsome
designs; value $5.00.
, Linen Crash Towelimr
Brown or bleached, strong and
sturdy weave, for service and dur-
ability thls quality can't he beat.
Beautiful Blankets
in handsome block designs, made
from clean, sanitary cotton: warm.
thick and fluffy. in the. prettiest
colors. Especially s7 98
I
good valueZ At . . . .
Extra Special
Heavy Twilled Gray
f Blankets
Full bed size, warm. strongly “(J'-
en, thick‘and soft, medium, gray
with fast color pink and binc bar-
:32 300:, 0... .... $4.98
Beacon Blankets
The Blankets look and feel lilac
wool, but are much warmer weight,
launder better and wear longer.
Full size: comes in white and gray.
Sale price, $6.98
pair ................
Plaid Blankets
Velvety. soft woolly, warm blur
kets. in an attractive assortment
or (act color plaids. Full site:
"or!!! $10-00' 57-98
Sale price, pair .. . .
Beacon Plaid Blankets
A: soft as down. Handsome plaids
in beautiful color effects, a. super-
ior quality; worth 012.
Sale price. 29c
yard .................
Sale price, each . .. ‘33-98
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HIGH SC -IOOL NOTES.
The High School Chorus met Mon»
ay night. The class in the History
nd Theory of Music met Wednesday
Them was no meeting or
-M“ _. ..._....m .
‘held Wednesday afternoon. Thursday
being uncoln’s birthday. was a boil-
day. Fred Lovejoy, a graduate of the
class of 1919. was a visitor at school.
The second issue of "The Echo" 'will
spear the first of next week.
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—1‘rv o five-flue! Wu. “ratio:
the Sentinel.
rchestra held its weekly rehearsal
afternoon. The regular
ed his pitching staff yesterd't '
. L ._ .y when
he bought "Dashing Dave" Davenport
the big pitcher of I
the. St Iouis
Browns. The purchase ric .' ‘
given. p e “as not
The Phillies have sent Leo Calla-
han, outfielder. to Indi
“Lena." Blackburne,
ronto.
311390115 'and
infielder, to To-
~.
Masons’ ‘ supplies
The Norwalk Codi _& Supply Co.
108 Water St. South N orwalk.
Coal and Wood
remnants us.
For the convenience of our customer: orders
gnpgzmonts made, at Raymond Brothers’ once,
«fig
bolefl.
Walling-
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wa'r Victims to the land of their: ' ' ' I. ” l
0... - ~- ‘- ‘For Cough ‘ " 00" - .
a , as reconstruction projects. —. . L S an D Sh F G l
Teoeve them. The rebuilding of A" 'NS'BE . ress s or It s 3
time as the’future Jewish Na- . .. _ _ ., . ~ 1
30:53am}; is 30mg Endermkmi , " . ‘ ' C Id 0 . A new 8 ‘ ‘ufivfl inhrownandbiack on a "
i a es me esto ti - , —-/ ._ ' V
00.... MAKESltlltttth . o s t W““*M%:.““°am .00....”
throughout the United States. . . _ l . : - . shoe designed to It and BIG on the young girl.
: will endeavor to raise $12,000,! a _ .- Sizes 2 1 2 to 7 AA to D \. 0.,
' ‘ :1; this sum, inia non-sects, It c193“ the membranes of catarrh- . ~ - ’ _'
.clmp . co , .
'lthgnlfithymenc ng Monday, tsa . l . f0 h , . a] collections and causes the‘ mucous , - ’
‘ ___ I, ys a gass 0 0t water‘with to flow naturally relieving the b'ron- » i» , ‘
AMER Aggy; ’tLE in ms. phOSPhateibefore‘ breakfast {gchial passages of times and mm. 7 _ . _ ‘ - -. 0 . . ‘ .
Yogi“: Feb 1;?,_.vThe Ameri- ps getaway. 190m - ' ' *81.___W . ’ ‘ s ,._._ ._._ ’ N ‘
- "8 'D Eclipwi'. from Liverpool Physicians the world over remix: The whol '1 - L ____.._.-__.___.-Jw ' i l
.. . - - e m _. ._._ .
at"? New Yorl, 33319 gone to the mend-the inside bath, declaring this me braneous system is ..
m9 301““? “Sites? Sign-met of vastly more’importanCe than out» Purified and strengthened add nan".
, re ess repo .to t e no: ’ ' * ‘
. unications service here to- side cleanliness, because the skin notes a] healthy conditions are speedily
do not, absorb impurities into the
blood, causing ill health, while the pot-
es in the ten yards of bowels do. '
. .The Avondale was re rt»
night‘as drifting with henn-
. or qommjssion, approximate-
vinfles southeast of New York.
me gave her position as aboht
from the disab’ml Avondale.
.x. u
each .morning! ‘betoite?’breikfast,‘ ,
glass of hot water with a teaspoontnl
or “limestone phosphate, in it, as a
harmless means of helpingwnsh from
. . » _ the stomach, liver and bowels the pro-
tein the «backwoods. are the flout! day's indigent“ m. poi.
who pay synsizr to Massimo smmmrtoxmi'itm ell.
regfis' tors and th . F. d tn 7 3:1" and W the,
m them 1th: 1" chime: mm m 5“" “Mme food
, 2 _ ,, . Wmowake- up mutated.
. them It restrained for 13%qu ‘ Etut‘e cor
okinooos, M Ecol-t AfiTS.
rule .storekeepers to de-
Men an'hf‘women’are urged to, drink 51,30. .
a _
broucht about by} Linonine, lung food:
Lincoln. p at «it? drug ltd?” 60o.
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GUARD AGAth‘r "INFLthtttZA 1
To:
. 0... ”‘0“ .
Don‘t let the dread innuenzs'get you.
It you nape the slightest songs or cud.
better beggn Foley's Honey and,
Tar at once. .. Henry, Willis... Sandy t
{’glnt, Texas. gin one of ’
.Mémderthis
. Nil}. I ‘ >
$9.94
price pair ............
DRESS GOtllis‘
REMNANTs‘
Hundreds of
lengths in every
material and colors, 1,:
suitable for Dresses.
Suits, Coats and Chis-r ,
Wear.
At 1-3 Under R0.
I‘lflifrtfl
(‘ug-
1 Value
i
Plain 81'0“," (‘Onfii § um
'i Wo yards unit, ‘llu‘r- ‘
\‘aluu $1 BU.
Salt-'pricc yard ...... 98c
Flcxolcum
A “‘Iilliliil‘d (illiti"_",
floor covering
and will wcur mm: >.
ing much less. A -
tiful putt-urns; i'vi‘l .
"3111:: $2.00. —,
Sill! . . $1 l {4
18x36 Congolcum Um»
Iii-my wal- rproof dd: '
thing for door mate.
I
li‘ tlgy
a
pt‘lcc, 31nd
sinks and whil‘ pin...
Ira. wear and tijzttpn
good patterns and
39 cults.
N
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0.. €..>K.;5MAM.MAQ ”magic“. .1...“ ‘
Sale prit'tx ciich . . . ..
16X26 Rubber Door
Made of a high lil‘atlt
rubber; a duruhlc :lth‘
lng rug at it \m‘y i ‘.
75_ccnts.
Sale pricv. Nit’h ..... 493
27x54 Inch Avril-3r
‘ ,Rusrs
“’00! Close pile i’ i'_
16‘an and t'L‘lUl'il‘. ts. ..
Sale privsc. s 2' 99
lllts
each .. ..
27x54 Inch Axmiit-ri r
28
Fine all wool pie f.»-
heavy. especially in l:
color-tugs. superior \\
$6.00.
Sale price .........
Wes, n1
. ‘3
$4.98
a
t
Wool and Fibre Rims
Size 6x9 feet. illl'w
seamless. plain ml r .
\V .
el'fm‘tivc liordt-m;
Sale price,
FOOD TONIC.
i:
_. SAN TOX
WINE OF GOD LIVER OIL
WITH IRON
CC“E
K'K \v
BUILDS TI
smears THE BLOOD.
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current) PHARMACY
SOUTH m STREET.
.intnd theme]
WM. 0.1.?”
01183. moms, mun: courts, men CHAIRS “
RAYNIOND & SON
'illonl In-
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.......-.........-a...c.-.M. “min s‘.
”a... m m .0.
- Motor
Mott“
.prloo. Oran-today
_ mam
Baby Carriage, W00.
. than my be sit right for it little while but for the 3"th
mm 1'01” King “419110931 Baby something on wheels 2
Me 800 our big dilph " in our show w‘mdows
' CHEVROLET
It.
You will be pleased a: fi“
Carroll
’ Cars 7‘
Why a ghevrolet? d‘
t tire and mileage an AW
ljthinning““blursno advance?“
GARAGE
PHONE 1959-
Royal Society Art Embroidery
de‘iiglhgqfix‘a: thcludo a tug. « ..
int-oust oh . ‘- ,
made-w: . , gr! Karon, “annual-lo, mi
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