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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 10, 1920 · page 7

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Loni-Begun sent a lot of hopecnis '
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\u'fitli’i‘ED—A Ford touring or run-

..imm: will pay good price for the
ligh‘. car; no dealersg‘cali 2389 after
'i pill. _ A
\‘,'\I«"l‘lil) TO REN'iL—On or ubo 7,

,V-p‘v-lllbel" 15$, be: reliable: ”fir'
6 iiwlll house or cottage. Inquire Sen-
llllt'l office.

 

\\’.\l§i‘lll,)—Ty'pists and cloth! want;

i; prwference given to those with
mot-rience. Apply Employment Bus
it‘ll], The Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.,
fi‘dlliiord, Conn.

“ANTED—To purchase. factory 15,-

000 to 20,000 square feet floor space.
This vicinity. Address Box 625, So.
.‘lorwalk. ..

SITUATION VVANTED—Experienced

young I‘mlv sienographer desires
position. Address R31»,- Sentinel
Office. '

il'ANTED—Stenographer. Reply Win.

0: Finkletx. Insurance. 127 lVash-
piston 82., between 10 and712 a.m. or
b, letter.

WANTED—Oyster openers Wanted

for our Greenport Shop. Apply to
J. & J. Weisworth, C. Fulton Market,
H: w York or at Capt. C. A. Anderson,
:a First St, East Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

v. lJ‘l‘El)—~R(~liable woman [or gen-

-» v1 housework; modern cottage at
iliilwr View Beach; must“ be I
... .l. with references. Liberal sa ary.
‘tl .. (leslre woman for day work. Tel.

5.; 5 .

\ \:7';‘l:;>~ A srleslady for housem—
ereparllncnt. Experience not
- wiry. Apply -at Boston- Store.

v. ‘trJ'z‘lillfiTO RENT—Housekeeping

t....:-‘inent. fumisb’od; 2 or 3‘ rooms
.mi lull]. Address Apartment, Senti-
l' -l (Hire

 

 

 

\‘.RZ;'i‘l€l)—-A small house or 3 or 4'

Hum ~ by a refined American couple.
1 ( {Ubef‘iS_ 27 Nash Lane, Bridge—
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w 'iN'l‘lii)-l‘lelivery clerk. one return-
ing to school preferred. Modern‘

Miriwt, 15 North Main street.

WMQTED——By business woman, pleas-
ant room' with. board or near‘ good

 

Moulding house. Address “C" care «59341.8? suééable £01- zrainiscoalkotil‘

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,‘ “"_"_‘ w » ~ . , rggrwgmgrggggmmnem goéir
BUSINESS WES * ' ' ’

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. inuioAi & FLYNN, local and long
In mini-u, trm-king of .all kinds. Office
3 ~- my 6’: 00.. Phone 1577. House phone
:2 t'i'TliESSHS
vi...» renovated. Higll class work.
i’m'm l'e Sortable. Norwalk Mattress
' i. 11> E lie A“) Tel. 1841.

(m 11:11] after August lot, the Royal

lam-s Garage will be located at 12
.‘vl -.-h;mic street, Norwalk. tephen
.l H‘Wl‘ii93. ‘
( ills \‘VASHED. AND POLISHED by

~xpel'l washer at Victoria, Taxi'Co..
A i lrt-ss 65 Railroad Ave, Phone 937?1

 

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, lots adjoining house. Inquire 43 Chest-

MADE TO iORDER. '

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FOR SALE—Choice home and cot—
tage sites for‘sala anti leist’ near the
scum camp!!! sides also. Mannie,» Be
Saunders, 12 ost St, 30. Norwdlltl

FOR SALE—Fruit of a pie orchard
for sale on trees. Tel. arien, 387.

in K, FRESH nmttmrmcoem
ngta ligl'g‘cgt‘ebrel,L 280 I‘lz‘bl; Giiviilines
uefish, , .; arse e s;
flmm to. M matings?
FOR SALE—~25O auto tubes; all sizes”;
very cheap; Mulroney, 52 Van tam,
Tel. 1182-5. .

 

 

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price $35.00. Reason forgselllh‘g. Ad-

dress, Motorcycle, care Sentinel.

wit SALE—A real bargainfl mn-
- house, all newly papered and paint-
ed; ready to move into; large lot and
located near center of So. Norwalk.
Price $3,000, cash $1,000; phone 1423-4.

FOR SALE—7 room house, all improve.
- merits, electric lights, furnace,
range, hot and cold water, bath room,
lot 120x200. Price $4,500, cash $2,000.
Call 90 Winfield street, East Norwa‘llr,
or phone 1422-3.

F013. SALE-Brood sow with 9 baby
'Tollngév'nam 5 shoats. E. G. Rogers,

 

'm-éALEe—Motormle, Thore single, 1'6
ini' first-class condition, chain drive, _

. . donned the mm, but, last night im-
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company: have ever seeanouis lead, ‘
TM start till the tenth round. and
then he Was outpointed for tWO state
as by his badly beaten opponent.
Johnny Summers came into the
Park City to take the Bridgeporter’s
laurels from him, and. instead, the
only flowers he got were budding cau-
liflowers, for each ear, because of the
steady hammering of English on those '
members of the New York “bug's"
body.
Bogash became greatly 'peeved just
before the fight because of a slight
slur thrown on him by one of the un-
thinking seconds of Summers, and it
was one oi: the worst mistakes the sec-
ond could have made.
The pride of Connecticut Mailed out
the corner, belied one about Suin-
o mers' body and then jolted two snap—
o- m‘ lefts to the visitor's head.

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n... a... u... . W... .. tur Rugs Linoleum ’Hmisetnr
District of Norwalk. 53., Probate fans that have witnessed oozing at in; , e, , V V S or "‘
gourt. August 9, A. D., 1920. Bridgeport Athletic and Amusement i ' t
: Whereas; written ar'vhflltbn has 0 V ‘
mshings at Ge ' Reduaio

. ill!!! 50 probate of. :iftain m.
tent instrument" a! and . the‘wm of
Jeanette E. Scoileld, late t” Norwalk
in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That said a position be
heardam vdiet ell-a ,t ) Probate
Office, in borwalk, on theil‘h day of
august, 1980; at 2 o'clockia er noon;
and that public notice thee" be giv-
en to all persons intereste ‘t Help by
order in a misnomer
aving a circulation in s listrict.
at least five days before (day of

Exit—r w. Gannon, :dge.

ORDER TO SETTLE AC UT
District of Norwalk, ss. ‘.i bate
Court, August 9th; 1. I): 19
Estate of Dominick éane’i
of Norwalk. in saidv‘Districtru
Ordered. That the Erect:
hibit her Administration acc f
this Court for adjustment. at t

en»; 1 to this Com- for the no-1

 

 

, i Iatel
t-od. of
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*0 otters-you an excellentomwtunity to“ your home more beautiful and more ‘

Evl~ .
bate office ' $3 .S‘Nk.nntth&3 .-.dentl.v satisfied with the wa he had aflm Wi m'tur ' . . _
ggonAusaulsdt.tg t .uat 10 o’cloc , f » started, Bogash resorted to { cmuch- » five th Fu 1 e' Rm and Floor Coverlnzs Of all descriptions. . i
Z 3. rs t- .7 - . . ' ' , ,
in said Estate ligal‘pife ggtsitigd "mg posmn’ wanm‘ ““9 a '“t' f"

the opening to come. then flashing in
and out or it. with a science just as
' Jim-eat. and. perhaps, greater, than any-
~ Ihing he has ever shown before. His,
mtwork was marvelous. and the way -

of. the. Manual: will cause this n .
to be published in a newopuper
.ing a circulation in said Distri
least five days before said 24th
of Augu 1920.

7 The emrmous size and completeness of our stock. with the unusual f’me duality of»

 

 

(on, 63 ring 13., P. 0. Ridge-
field, R. F. D. 1.

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1917', perfect condition. cord: tires,
manywemao. Exceptional

381, Stamford, Conn.

FOR SALE OR REN‘r—New 6’ and 7

room bungalows at Elton Place.
Arthur Waldron. 29 Havilan‘d St.. city.

FOR SALlfle-Broilers and meeting

chickens, everyday at No. 101 H.0-
3"}? St., East Norwalk. 0rd‘ers4tnhen
3 a y.

 

 

. FOR SALE~-Cole 6-cylinder 5-pasncn— .

'ger touring car. Tires and our good as
new. Big bargain, $600. Also three
family house for sale and three big

nut street, 0r phone 8264).

FOR SALE—apronertv at 15 .Mar-

 

FOR SALE—Propertv vithizr 5 .

utes walk at horwal - Pusfl Oilit'e.
house contains six‘ tam! ies. us_(-i_lv
we r. sewer conncttions. toilets.
was tube. can ior lie tin: and cook-
ing Propel-iv IS well located and in
A4 condition. Rents for $86.00- pp:-
month Sale price. $7.000. I-‘or Dai-
ticuiars ——

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. Ask Iona ’IS. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street", Nomi}. ~
Real Estate. Insurance.
‘ “1‘0 m’ _ ’
’I'O LET—45in rooms; partly improved.

Apply at Hartford Lunch, 6 North
Alain St; .

 

 

. .. _ an . m. __ , .-. - ,_ 2 ~

RICHARD DE‘SN 1b Unit); Streeti'TO LET—rinsi‘de furnished room for
South Nor alk. Plumbing and woman with use of parlor in private

gigglgg Steam. Hot WM?" and Gas family of 3; centrally located. Tel.

Phone‘ 992-3.

rAulo and Carriage Body Building and
rcmxirlnai lVater Street comer of
lluvmond St. opposite Hershfields.

t onan. gutter lawn rolling. o
tux-ting. tar” Willis do in iii;
0 -
8

Reno i ring promptly attended

Miss style., I. C ark. o co with
iyik Supply 00.. 108 Water St. Plan

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WALL; PAPER RND‘ PAINT

The Background of a anp Home.
.lll‘i received ten thousan rolls 01‘
van piper. Latest deaf and coloring
\‘wn pressed borders. on tm
v. «ti paper advances in price like every—
1- LL' vise. But before , mime
,. .in-l pay high prices I wish you will
.v . vii-er my stock first and save from
= ., 54 per cent. More. cheerfully
Ln. 1:: Mi paper and painting.
,....~i now and save . ~-
, ALEXANDER '
Lowe Street. Tel. 3139:

THE NORWALKS’ morale 60¢
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORB
Telephone 9'5?
cs v2 50. Mame: - fl obnom In;
63 Norwalk East MO"!
Ray Warns, Mgr.
"Wire for Us and We'll wire for Yeti“

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« menis:

Paint and, .
' F"OST~—Pocketbook yesterday in a

‘2342 or address Sentiniofljce. 2342.

TO LET-2 pleasant furnished rooms
with bath room and other improve-

 

Tayior Ave, near Flax Hill Road.
TO LET—One room and kitchen. 10
Lexington Ave.
FOR RENTASTOMGE- SPAk-E
household furniture. Separate rooms:
LSemi-ore proof building. Hubbetl Goal

& Storage C0,. inc, Sag/stuck, Conn.
Tel. Wesfport. 296'; '

Mr

 

 

 

 

North Main St. store. Finder will
please return same to Sentinel oillce.

 

IA) -P 3 book No. 247. on .the
S§Eth rwalk vinzs Bank. Find-
r return to ban as payment has
_ a stopped: ‘ '

 

LOST—~Yafle key on chain at Roton
..Point. Finder kindly return to Sen-
t'inel office.

LOST-At Roton Point Park- on‘ Sat-
urday. July’ 3181:. gold bracelet with
three diamonds. limeribed "John to

 

 

l'i'b‘x‘l) »Purse on Chestnut St. Own-

... may have same by identif inf
i m'» it's and pavin‘ for this ad. *il -
Kill: \‘.'--h9r' 9 8111' But St” 30. No!"
v ~l. i‘oiin. '

 

""‘b’lireRound bottofi‘fmw 56kt

1m lI-‘I‘ may have same by identi-
i-m: it. Address R.C.B. care Sentr
I! J ()ffit-D,

FOUND.

Grace September 5, 1914." Suitable
Prewar‘d to finder. Mrs. Grace Doddrl
847 Benedict Ave, Woodhaven. L. I.

Lawful foot do‘ry skiif, green in-
“ side", white outside. varnished stern
and top edge. linen“ ran. around flip
side and bow bum . Reward. Lost
Thursday. F. W. aemmel, 116 West
39t§ St., New York city.

 

 

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FOR SALEMm; Club .R'oédstertlYavl in Fast Trip

agglormnity.
No dealers. Communicate . O. BoxI

suitable fer light housekeepi
inz; middle aged couple preferred, 22-

 
 

hated and the price reductions. make this, sale the likes of. which has mm
beenofiened. . ,4 ~ em M.

It is therefore wise that you anticipate hut M you need .then oomein here u
see what wonderful opportunities await your Moe. Infill. "all

‘ I! youneed a suite for thcdinimz room. I: aim. library orkitelunwe have KC!
if it is Floor: Coverinmof any description. or any odd chair. niece of team. fit
any room-in the housewouwillfindithereandremembenatnrimthetmnflr
3 sum to you. 13': l '

HENR \V. GREGORY, Judg

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. stepped about kept Summers dazed
his corner, after every one of the
:t six‘ rounds.

- ACME the Athmt ll‘or nine solid rounds Bomb was

ing along. steaming under full
COWES, Isle or Wight. Aug. 10. f" and ““81““ “mm at Wm“
“’hat is believed to be a record pa

'1 large sailing gun in the hands
3886* across the Atlantic for a thirty- Ana” crack, ‘
five foot yaw]. was made by the Ty- 3:: tenth round meant a great deal
phoon, which arrived yesterday morn- - timers—suddenly, “5 1f struck
in: after making a non-stop, run, it is , h infiltration instead of a list.
claimed. from Cape Race, Newfound- . ‘ 9d "“0 “10 limelight by jab-
‘ian‘d. to Bishop’s Rock, Scilly Islands, . ,i’head of the renegade blush‘
a distance or 2,100 miles, in filteen :«grocm. “m“ It looked as if
days and nine hours, . ~: not as immune from a beat-
Passengers on the boat Were Fred~r V33 thought '0 be.
prick Baldwin, of Toronto: James Dor- ~. "”h 53" Summers 9‘15“
seit, of Washington, and William Dut- «a ' ently 8‘ the caution °f ”19
ting, of New‘ York. They said they en- in h Stand. fm,‘ it Wash t till
countered heavy seas and came his. *‘t a he really showed at
through well, claiming a record 985- :

 

 
 
 

 

sage in their effort to reach Collies in i " it, " blushing bridemom
$91,123.55!“ internatio ‘lf-mbtorboat {3:23; 1: aid :3! zined of! the
races which begin here oday. W; _ 3 I! e on set down.

toh a

and the crouching. cun-'

 

SWEDISH—AMERICAN ‘ $57.1”. 9- B“! the.
- REPUBLICAN LEAGUE. "g”; View It Miranda

J in ha? been partly
'it in‘ again with the
' nearly drew an even:
round. the only one]
- 'uld have claimedtoi

The'scventeenth biennial convention
of the SwedishaAmerican Republican
league, held in Naugatua' &turday.
elected oillcers and discussed various
political questions. Aaron Danielson.

 

best Ii '-
ibreak i 1'3
-which '
have ”s
Sailor

 

of New Britain, was cb'sen presi- Johnny Sullivan:
em: Frank M. Anderson. of Bridge! . . bent drawa ’ever;
port. vice—president: Roland Brandt. 0”,?” 'ry . 5 L; while 104mg;

of New Haven. secretary: C. W'. Peale:
son, of Norwich; treasurer; August A.

Any Johnson, aiu'

‘mflfl’e gave 'a ter-;

ribly mo \

 

 

 
 

 

Johnson, of Middletown, and John draw 'in calling it a‘
.C. Carlson. oi‘ Hartford. sergeant-m- “9'5““ 4 ‘ > . . _ _ _ _; 4»
arms. - The executive committe‘ e. in the first,, —-—--—-—-—-—-—-——-——-——-—-——————————.___

when he onl ,

members are J. Emil Johnson Merl than, after

. '* kie A'hearn a lLABOR MEN TO'CALL ON PALMER.
den; S. E. Johnson. South Manches-

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Bones to a WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.—~Accom- m m

May Be 0

 

ter, and Victor Hedberz. of Water pulp. . ignnluegl bé'osix labtor flnédofl'icialz, h m

bury. The convention adopted res- ’ - ,‘ am inner: 5 8C II 130 Ca ‘ . - ‘ .I'hlt 90¢ workman-M u.“
olutions Pledging allegiance to the MANNIX «K ‘03 Attorney-General Palmer tomor- W W m and "gloom-ate primrnzlufifir
United States but deprecating by [N L. TOD A yzrow .to urge the proclamation of a . which “‘7.“ you. but may »
which the soverismty oi the United f general amnesty for political prise-iv F. E m M .who am looking for . non-n on -
States is impalmd' or the powers 0! (Continued ’ ers.

i dentistry are If .

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the reapective branches 6? the govern- ms)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

men! that they have choc.“ the I“
ment or rights wider the constilmm" . - from . ‘ ""t'“ n ‘°" "" "um ”I..."
invaded. also advocating equal sutf‘ 2“; Miaéxseemed to evade AUCTION SALE on account of re- 3'!” How much M W ‘0‘“
rm 6 ' e p f M, ength to tiring. complete set of Fish Mar- .flted. 7°“ “'5" "N" ' I” I"..- h
8 - statements 0 :1 me Aus- kei Fixtures cor-ist of Ice Boxes, can can to a minor M“
cox voras m PRIMARIES Pin“: “$2135.13. ' ° 5° ‘° Elms ““l'tflie‘ififil m¥‘&% "mmuim “ M. ‘Mwm'b'n‘

. ' re a . ‘ v ' 0'

0‘ Chi A 10 Aft vot ment’s determinatio. " (12:32: %or scales, knives. awnings. W a “mu‘ I. It
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' ~ - bile to menu to your can. "I
. , first led to . electric light iixturys. W V .
lng today in the Democratic primary. figfid then sud . v piat- .315“; Sale Wed-

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

overnor Cox had“ we clear days to . whic to an I 2 pm, .
Elose up adairs beige before starting Eggnollflzgntofle ' Vang“? 523M,“ 9;. {mg-g. . . ,. ‘ y _
for Cain Perry Ohio, to speak next‘i pf 89“ in t o the cm These my” .- {- 5m 0 . 7
Thursday: The 'Governor had. no call: “$113,135,. input: ‘ . om yeai‘ 'dgo. _E. P. Jordan. ‘ > Fuel .

. y C . M9 1 - . »

1‘ hath Main 8c. M m
Hours: I gm. balm .
Blind-ye I! AMM‘ m

ore onhi'll list today and hoped to dis-
pose of all correspondence flowing in
lontheheels of his notification ad"
dress. He has ordered all tux-titer I
mail sent to the executive office at
Columbus.

AHUHDflN- STARTS

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ment. .
DUBLIN, Aug. 10. 4
"it's streets were a
with bonfires in cele
bishop Mannix's arr‘ _‘
‘ca. The belief exist.
archbishop will visit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. 80!! NORTH POLE NORTH. cAm’h'g‘EA ‘ . (‘5‘ no I
SOME, Alaska, Aug 8.—Capiain , EIGH N C 8 i
Raul! Amundsen left here today on M . . . _

 

 

“though the North
lure convenes today
“to consider anti“
mention 0! the Fed on:
rage , amendment)? in 1
houses predicted suit .;
ouestlon Md m. up bet
mflday.‘ Gotten: ett's m . J
sage to the legisla aIy was dv .
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ship Maude for a. cruise in the Arctic.
r' 'He said he would lay his course
est 0! Wrangell island, and toward
the“ Siberian Islands, keeping In open
water as long as possible until he
rm a, hworable place (orkstrikmg
northward, prooabwfil'ium“. Walt);
where the Jeanette of the fame: Gor-
don Bennett. Jr., expedition founder-

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"H'Ni'r-Sllm .of. money at Bell.
l mt! on Monday; Owner can have‘

 

ir: '21.» ad. Inquire E. Stevens, Bell.
‘ll

 

. CARD OF THANKS .

Wu i1 extend our hear-tie“ thanks to

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’3 Viv-n in our recent be ea emit
it: AND MRS. HENthKERN

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“~va H, Flynn reported to the po-
-, last night, that his-grim,
1' ~ :Jmtomed rowboat had been
sunlwz, irom its mooring place, am
“" Height yards, some time during
"“ in»: week.

‘I.

FRED F. WM & 604
MEN'S mama:
Rear Dr. J‘. Hflmw‘”
102‘ Smith Walk-m
Slim-W H" *i 7

no: me, man.
. Lates ' " '
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it... h}- proving property and paying»:

lriends and relatives who sent '

b expats and R1383, and by hand

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1.le Layton 6 Go:

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“01H homiuut.

. GAEPEI‘S CLEANED
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so in 1881 voted eutgely t: t: anotgg
, ' ' , ‘ said, would be to message burs ny, announ
gigstggjgcegrs‘igs: by the Jeanette in 'at his office, the n will urge
drifting tram Wrange‘l t3 the vicinity ratification of the e amend. I
Janette Island bef‘);e she was tie-m lit. ' , ., ,

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

CHALLENGE FR
The Caldwell A.
,Hu-tgers A. 0.. BI
‘ of New York State
j play any team, of .
sionnl rules. For .
cute with Mendel
903 street. New Y

YORK.
nerly the
champions
years, will
t. profes-
communi.
228 Madi-

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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. HE IS WELL All > _ -.
"This leaves ..,_ ”ling line l
and enjoying mm 0: pain and.

 

 

 

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I used to in: - . - . ’ g ,
' to: straighten up. 001! Faisal. 6 ever had when he kept in!
Kidney Pills I hav « trouble. ;

 

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joints. rheumatic

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