WANTED SALESMEN—Ciean cut.
high grade man to sell flour. One
Mm has had experience selling the
sun-ill and large grocers in Norwalks
and vicinity. Man living in territory
and owning automobile preferred.
l'v‘l‘llialienl position with fine chance
in; advancement to a real worker. No
mn-uiion paid to replies unless you
hl‘llt‘ t'ully. age. experience, sales rec-
mtl, salary expected, territory work-
...I and reterences for at least 6 years
lizli'lt.
Sales. 40 Corlears street, New? York
(it y. '
\VANTEDdhlachinisls; experienced
hands only. Apnlv Highby Ma-
chine Co., Chestnut St. .iilii“
‘WANTED—Experienced grocery clerk,
one who can drive an auto preferixg.
ood position to regular party.
dress A. core Sentinel.
WANTED—A boy for ship ing room
work. Apply only by wr ting. stat-
ing age. retereiices, and salary wanted.
.l. and J. Cash. ln(‘., Drawer K., Nor-
wnlk. Conn,
{YANTED—Clerks. (men, women)
over 17. im Postal Mail Service. $135
month. Examinations August. Ex-
]u-riunce umieeessary. For tree parli-
( llllllw. write .l. Leonard. (former civil
S ‘l rim- Examiner) 589 Equitable Bldg,
“Smiling! on.
{v.itt'ri-zo To RENT—«From Oct. lst,
7 or 8 room house. modern conven-
ii-ncv-s. post or can) taken. Write to FOR SALE—Six room house and ga— ’05 W‘ObatE. asserting that the estate
yum... Purl}: mm Sentinel. t raise. lmyl‘ovemenfl. E. \V. care St-n- ifs ed to exist when his mother deed
.774 ——— line. «dailhr .
\\' \i'l'l‘l‘lllA-llt'lp. male and female. 6 property to him 59er
ilfl.
ll.
uly vxoil; and good working con-
in.l ilj‘l’o Battery Corporation,
: Annual»;
\i' 't l.'£‘i£l)‘\\'liite colored dis]:-
v t~ll~i‘. 6 Sillllh Main St... South
‘ «Ham, Hartford Lunch.
01'
.tm
\\"t?."i'iC-ll—(‘oloi'ed second maid for
: iiti- waitress and parlor work. Er
y ‘zr‘LI'r- unnecessary. Address
t . - Suntinei.
\"\.‘.'i'i2i) T0 RENT from Oct. 1. in
.‘-i‘l?l‘. Norwaik or Norwalk. unfur-
i.. 1. ml apartment. 4 to ,7 rooms with
.. vi'liout‘ heat: would pay rent a.
'illu‘llllls in advance. M. C. care (if
. ll lllt’ ,
\‘.
t.‘v'l‘lili--Delivery clerk, one return-
_..in to -_school preferred. Modern
. «rim, is North Main street.
" ' fihsmnss NOTICES
'l"\IH. A. KNOR. Bell island, Con-
‘l w‘intz l’uintei'. (li'ainlng. Gl'lzing.
Mouth-r int-muting. Estimates sheer-
tull. sEvr‘n tor till work.
.
7 77 Phone 2311.
NACY EROS. (10., Motor tranqortb-
tron. brand big truck at your ser-
vice to anywhere. Good service gnaw
.‘mtccd. Ask for our rates. Tel. call
1/3134.
(‘AHEEIHAN & FLYNN. local and long
i" trucking 05‘ iii! Linda Ollii'c
Juan, a.— t'u., Home 1577. House phone
Zitl'l.
-flh... ._...
-vn
, :- 5. -———___.
0n and after August lot. the Royal
Jillii'wj (lzu'ugt- “ill be located at 12
fill't;liillll(‘ Hil'tcl, Noi'waik. Slt‘pllt'll
J. in lt’kt’fi.
Ritfll.\l_li) DEAN. 1‘. Uni n . -
Smith 'Ntll'Willk. l’luuiglnnglrgnl
Fir-iiillilniz.“Sit-uni. Hot Water and Gil9
. '1. illlflll‘ ' ' ' l l
to. I'lltme 9923:. DiOlllDlh atttndtd
coitnixofgutters lawn min on-
(‘l'l‘llll2. tar wallts dt‘lo irrimu'll‘m-
cuss itvlc. i. Clark. Office ‘ii‘h Non-
1“,]th Supply C0,. 108 Water t. Phone
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background 0! u an H I.
Just received ton thotisanr rlls of
unit» paper. Latest designs and coiorin.
“"[ll i-rn-ssnd borders. You know that
um! paper advances in price like mry~
H . u: clue. But bt'itli‘e going some place
I - and pay high prices I wish you would
ll.
25 tw 5ll per cent. Estimates cheerfully.
can. on paper and Dunning. Point at”
in’Hr i now and save money..
w ALEXANDER HITS '
... lwwe Street. - Tel. .2139.
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THEWNORWALKS' ELECTRIC co.
ELECTRICAL counacrons
Telephone 959
2'3‘7_E.ist Washington SL, 80. Norwalk'
3: Osborn Ave., East Norwalk
Ray Werme, Mgr.
'ere for Us and We'll wire for W
To LET
l‘ ..Tw0 connecting furnishe!
, . with water and. all conven—
i ' tor light housekeeping. $4.25 a
. , :lt East Ave. near East Nor-
l‘- 2H”. 'l‘Pl. 523-5.
1H :E‘L'l‘ Parlor and 2 lied roomn
1' w. ..«i with allimprovemonts.
..-. '"vl 21. R6 Franklin Ave. Norwalk.
Furnished room in modern
with all conveniences. Cen-
lltt‘éitfi‘d. Housekeeping privil-
Phone 877.
" t Lii'l‘
in l'iilw
I» rooms: all improvements
;.2 Spring street.
""I‘H‘I'l‘MSix room house furnished:
‘ _ ”Ultroveinents; lar e lot. barn.
It" . . “(£131 inquire 40 yview Are.
in .. I.
"l” l.l~:’r 2 pleasant furnished rooms
~ h hath room and other improve-
“) “ Mutable for
, ”Willie aged couple preferred, 22
Ave, near Flax Hill Road.
t FOR Rsnr~sronaos
' l,
1‘" 'I-ifire proof building. Hubboll Cool
it yfi‘oraze (70., inc.. Bugatti“. cm
'1' .' Vt eSlDOl’t. 296.
FRED F. WARNS O 00
MEN’S one: ”on
Rear Dr. J. H. mom's-
'41!) 9: Flight
102. South. W
SHOES , A; All-HY
FRO]: m‘ can ‘ w
Latest Dog-as, ”m...“
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SPACE
Address in own handwriting. lF
Maid. .
'>\er my stock first and uterfmm.
"’“fld hunks". Bonnie maul. ‘
;. ttication. mward.
'03 SALE
FOR SALE~3 acre farm, . room
house, barn. orchard, $2.200. Inquire
vProduce Market. 32 Ma
«)5, Nun-walk.
308 SW shot gun in good
condition and Address Box
381. South Norwaik, Conn.
OR SALE—~1918 Ford touring with
starter; price reasonable; also 4
35x4l/2 cord tires; nearly new. 1
Cannon St., Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Choice home and cot.
tage sites for sale and lease near the
sound; campln sites also. Maurice B
Saunders, 12 est 8:... So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Brown horse about 1,200
pounds, good. for driving or iarm
purposes, works single or double, can
use saddle, price, $150. H. Keyworth,
R. F. D. No. 12, Wesiport.
r
room set;
practically new;
one, glass water set, and a. few other
household articles; reasonable price,
17 Betts Place, East Norwalk.
FOR SALE—1 19.11. ‘Cabin boat; 4-
ditlon; I 22—ft. Launch, 4-h.p. Barker
engine in fine condition; 1 $60.00 bl-
cyclo. two Weeks old. Phone 2474.
FOR SALE—Roasting chickens
broilers every day at No. 10 110 '
on
street, Blast Norwalk. Will dress 3
desired.
FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow with
call. Inquire of Joseph Vadas, 27
Winsor Place. South Norwslk.
FOR SALE~—1918 Ford runabout. d9
mountable rims, A—1 good tires, $300.
1915 Ford touring car, A-l, good tires,
$275. also 1917 Ford toruing body. $50.
.L‘all 5 \Vest port. Ava, or phone 2160~2
after 5 p.m.
Ft) ltSALE—vGood 60 acre farm with
stock and tools; milk sold at the
door. ' lace possession. D. S.
Hull. Hauland Block. South Nor'vallt.
urea SALE—2301““; minute." sizes;
Teii'erf'lscqhgap. "Mulroney, 52 Van Zuni,
, . -1).
POll SAlemMotort-ycle, Thore single,
in first-class condition, chain drive.
price $33.00. Reason for selling. Ad-
dress. Motorcycle. cure Sentinel.
FOR S
sE—th
ertv ‘ -
stgl‘lilgnr .Osiiita e for gfiiinggggr
. e garage on ni n
St. 'llm Ringgit & Bailey Co. ugh
Norwalk. CO
FOR SAl‘Ewaelllng. 10 rooms. with
fire places, toilet. bath. gas. city wa-
ter and sewer connections; also go-
ii.er-: _lm 80x140 feet; well ‘located;
{‘9- 10:. East Ave. East Norwalk. Price
sebum a bargain. Also a two family
house. slate roof with bath. toilet,
range. boiler, gas. city water, sewer
onnccttons. No. 21 Marshall St.. South
horwalk. Price 84.50051701‘ particulars
Ask John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Nor-walk.
Red Estate. Insurance.
for the first time many a man
is surprised to find himself so
much ahead. He has bought
everything he really needed,
yet has more money ahead than
he ever had when he kept his
own. cash. The reason is easi-
ly expiitined.
AnAeoountAt‘l‘hisBsnk
ends to stop spending that isn’t
necessary. A man will draw a I
dollar out of his pocket much
more readily than he will draw
a-cheek for it. An account; for
you will mean less unnecessary
Spending.
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LOST—Passbook No. 1138. of the
l”IZl’ftt-Jple’s Trust Co. Kindly return to
.m
LOST—Tier: foot: din-y skit. green. inp-
. sick, white outside, varnished stern
and top edge, linen rope around ,to'p
wide and bow bum er.- ~Rewnrd. Last
Thursday. F. W. aemmei, 116 West
.30“. St” New Yorkcizy.
' LOST—«Between Eimwood Ave. and
Washimgmn St}; 'gold' invaliere' with
pearls and small diamond. Finder
please leave at this office for identi-
FLDS'l‘t-Sbllfl old brooch is illllzree
l , sot goth red «claims; he-
Engliah Last, nauseous... 3
Round 16°, :os'u- o ogre-slag” ‘
Opal Until ‘ " ’
Wed. at.
”tween .Ooborn ave _ Grace
clinch. ably to on as avenue
Au rampant Ro-
8‘
in Street, Phone fie
BRl-DGEPORT. Lug. 1i.—A com-
: tangle that may prevent. Mrs.
,Mary 1‘. Word of 48 Rose street
:of he
‘ney, developed in probate court vest
.The will leaves
I
counting of about $8,000 be divided
,ter.
0
FOR SALE—One mahogany diningl
‘ one Wilton rug, 9:12,.
one library stand; existed, applied for
hp. Barker engine; first class con-l
.(‘l‘ll‘l’t however.that there is no estate
.to be administered. an
and}
'tember 17,
. Those who neglect to present their ac-
. time. will be deharred a recovery. All
.requested to make immediate pay-
- a.”
2m is
1. chi Double Price.
MAY LOSE PART OF ESTATE
"U WILL TANGLE
n'om mm! in tho estateoieh
1' mother, 'Mrs.‘ Bridget L. Gaff.
torday,
Gaines?
Harry
when a Will. drawn by M's.
'33 Produced by her son.
P» Gaffney of Cos Cob, Conn.
33.000 to the son, and
from 811.11; in my part of the estate
equally between the son and daugh-
. It is provided in the will, how-
ever, that it"fiy fiaTm against the
estate is made by Mrs. Stafford or
her husband, or by Gaffney. or his
white, or the will be contested. the
claimants or contestants shall be
barred from any share in the estate
'Previous to the producing of the
an, 'Mrs. Stafford, believing no will
administration “of
the estate, and her husband, John El
Stafford, presented belaim fdr $637!
for board and 'care for Mrs. Gaffney
during her last ihess.
Gaffney. the- con,
informed the
d although he ,
submitted the will he has not asked‘
death.
Th9 "use was continued until Sep,
'
KNIGHTS OFCOLUMBUS VS. PARK
CITY TEAM.
Another exciting contest is looketl'
forward to. Sunday afternoon. at the
Baxter grounds. when the fast. Park
City team. of Bridgeport, creases hats
with the local Knights. The visitors
are a traveling team of high standing
and are expected to offer some strong
form
libs National Public
nieut Association. i bri m” to hell that th .
nations in :00 e, 8 ms to about are e but! Central
1 p M Chair-mun has
the. Government by transferring Brown's words would indicate.
Department of the Interior into a De- Chase 0! Altitude as Aldermln.
,“whlch WOuld provide for 3 Import-
...._.—-¢«‘-_
_' unit a at
is warm
NEW YORK. Aug.
This association, '
sweeping changes in the machinery of
the
partment of Public Works.
Senator Harding and Governor Cecil-u" cling ‘0 their oft-repeated cec-v NEW HAVEN AW"
. d both committed to the 1111- [oration that MayOr Wilson is through
‘ 8“ “9 mummy D. in use nepubiican politics or the New“ “mm“-
ciple of die movement.
Roosevelt has declared emphatically
in favor of administrative reform.
Governor Cox has pressed similar
Mr. Glynn's position was
known in a communication addressed “”me'3 '0' Whether Waman luffraga
to James T. Grady. 0! Columbia Uni-aim a accomplished fact by that tim r“
moot of the political sharps, the like-
lihood " '
an accomplished fact: before
flan: has resulted- ln thing
Imam been
your: at Vues for women. Alder-
14.—J‘;me' P_ mun Arthur 311"”! or the 1“!th
Glynn. member of Congress" from the District Republican C
Fifth district of Connecticut, has come Port, predicted yesterday that J. Hen- '
out in advocacy of administration re~ ry Rorobueh, chairman. of the State
at Washington, as sponsored by Central Committee, would soon
Works Depart; into fine for Mayor Wilson.
Lind:-
., . will have a majority of the deiegntes “6 mm WW3 bf
‘ 9‘” made when that state convention opens. re~ L. Remy today.
s'nocxmw
mated the vote. their first use at
. 9
Amn- ‘8 STRONG.“ would be to not I with Or punish Two m: *m’
saint m thqtneled yhentwom
‘- Nachos of
It is freely sandman; m York Cmrflxml" were a
that United States denunci- Frank 3. near born.
In nucleated, was have been «used by a iii-051m no.
Ind um I Moot-ti ui mum Me-
mm mm. very llrge number of Democratic :
'nmi
”the: has a
(Whenlwm
€25.59.
of man sulfate arm“ will
the elec- overwhelming madariw.
“5° he 1‘“ been “I “- .VOtes will be out for senator Ersnde-l
‘gse, regardless of whom his Belief
cratic opponent may be. -
rs. lacsl sits-stun in Gmonwiohl
flowing out o: the suggestions made}
by the new Greenwich Republican
“"118 Club had no new angle today, State.
1111) of Bridge.
'Attorne General Frank Heal ’ has,
Meanwhile the ”011“"! sharps “" not yety rendered In Opinion 3n the
or the sine-um l
madesomdlala
Imuty
They; cox T-O s: m new HAVEN. l
s wouls Would indicate. They
ernor'
Men E. Cox. the prest'
,‘m ‘eume to New ,
. Ham on My. Met 27. Read ,
may or the experts believe that of the day {alloying‘hsggaggléefn £229
’ oust range . e c I n ‘
Jinan F. 'Vlalsh of Greenwich Y1? y or ‘Sh Thomas
Gama! (‘ox will
me direct from Pitmni‘h and ar-
ing in he‘afhrnoon, will be the;
vet-shy. formerly of Winsted. who isi‘They “V that sulfrgists ‘1": no 108% guest at ‘ dimer to be he” by“
l
secretary of the New York commit~i
tee of the National Association.
list and philanthropist. and the vice-
‘ground for any hostility to Judge
The .uoal or his open ineetin i
‘ L ) _: 1: record will rove it. More. ' g
chairman is Adolph ewh'ohn. capital 0",, m.“ ,3 a tenancy to (”sewn in will In to N" Y0“ ““3-
Democrnts at a nearby shore resort.‘
and that a careful examina- in the evening he will
it this city. That night
chairman is J. Parke Charming. one of
America's foremost mining engineers.
“l have been very much interested
in the Jones-Reavls bill now before
Congress.” said Congressman Glynn.
ment of Public Works. This bill is
clearly in the interest of economy and
in the interest otfcfilciency. At pres-
nt we have various bureaus and do
partments overlapping each other.
This bill would centralize public work
and cut out. wasteful overlapping."
.in Connecticut 3 State organization
exists to further the public works un~
dertaking, in which many leading New
Englanders, including \Vinthrop Mur-
rav Crane, Professor George F. Swain.
of Harvard: Robert Spuri- “Weston. of
Boston. and others are interested,
FRIDAY. THE 13TH. :
d.
opposition. Lumy. the strong Notre
Dame pitcher. will be in the box tor
the visitors and can be expected to
perform in his usual soot! style. He
is credited. with a victory over the
very .strong Mane ter team. allow-
ing but five hits. A so. in the lineup
oi the \‘lslltll‘fi will bollurley. a ton,
mar Lehigh College man. and Men-
delssohn .3 New York l'nivertiitv star.
The Knights will present their us-
ual strong lineup with a slight chane-r
in ‘llPll' infield. Sullivan will again be
behind the bat. and Lonchak will be
found on second base. The game will
Lhe called pi‘omtply at 3:30.
ORDER OF NOTICE
District of Nov-walk. ss. Probate
t‘otirt. August 13th. A. D. 1920.
Estate in (‘onnrciicut of Marv E.
Millard. lato of Delhi. in the State of
New York. deal-used.
\thi‘eas. written
lini'll made to this (‘nurt by the li‘llS’
tm- of the Trust. created in and by the
will of said deceased for an order
aiittiorizing him to sell all such I‘l‘illl
title and interest as said deceased had;
at her death and that said applicantl
has or ought to havo in certain real
us'ate describe-d in said application. ‘
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the, Probate
Office. in Norwalk. on the 20th day at
August, 1920. at 2 o‘clock aiternoon;
and that public notice thereof be glv»
on to all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in a newspa-
per having a circulation in said Dis-
trict at least five days before said
day of hearing. .
HENRY V. GREGOR\_ Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk,’ $9.. Probate
Court. August Em. A. D.. 1920.
Estate of Hows Baviey. latent
Norwalk. in said Detrict. deceased.
The Court of Primate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik. bath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditots 01 said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
application has
counts. properly attested. within said
persons indebted to said Estate are
ment to ,
NEVlLLE BAYLEY,
Administrator.
W’HEN AT ROTON take a sail on the
Lida May. Sight seeing, east, west
and around the lighthouse. Each trip
be. Expert management. Mills and Me.
*lntosh. ,
(2mm
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Bugs, and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning Co.
Gotham”
97 CEDAR 8TREET PHONE 06“
% 11033 nomrm
Muslim
niobium-no. TIL“
nonmmn. M
IF YOU HAVE ANY
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE, LIST IT WITH
THE
LAWRENCE AGENCY
15 SO. MAIN ST”
PHONE 1900
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The Following Records Have
Just Been Received.
IWANNIE LAURIE, .
BsNBOLr,... ...... ...... ......ElsieBaker
ions—TELL MOTHER I’LL BE THERE, Hayden Quartet
somrrnm WE'LL ammo. natty choir.
ism-LET Tumor salmon“,
Spencer-Hart.
I'tmnsm'rrrlgfln'rawn lat-Show.
m-oomsrnm BEHIND ans,
mas. nas'rus JOHNSON AT ran wannmo,
- Ralph Bantam
W01! mm 3803! WALTZ, l
PEGGY, Fox Trot, . .. . . .Smith’s Orchestra
address an i
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ly capes! the most unlucky Guys of 7 M‘unn m‘m ll m
the year, For sum-5 it developed into l HAPPY DAYS, . . . . . . . . . . .‘. . . . . .Neapo tan 0.
8 “Mar hurricane of misfortune: m—WMGTON POST MARCH, ,
while on "‘9 “”1“" ““3“ many '9‘? . EL CAPITAN MARCH, . . ...... . . .Sousa. 5 Band
numbered as fut-1mm who dfl’ml 1.777ch inputs. .
2:33; “W" ”a“ a ”W“ °' ”Ck ”9': Hon MEDLEY. .stmu_ Oum ,
One voting laid in the office of M- l IBM—TEDDLEDEEWINK, . . . . . . ..... . . .Blny Hurray
wast-mam a. New i. to work wnen ? I um: THE LAND or OLD BLACK Jon, .
the front wheel skidded on hit; anlél . . Billy Murray—Peerless Quartet
lie was thrown to tie ground res - .
M, t.“ mum“, m, hum“ m m g 14621—31.“ DANUBE WALTZ, .1; . .Philadelplgs Orchestra
ltle Hp, went the rust of the way on r ”WE LL GL‘DLY PM? m ‘03 W‘— , l
1'00‘. On entering thu oflice. the floor ' . -
of which tail that been oiled he ‘
Slipped. destrovul a new ‘suit of. .1
clothes and again hurting his anknx'
On the way home llu lost 3"!va dol.f
lnr hill and could not sleep all night. l
so Rfllld was llO tlat other mfsfmt 3‘ ...- «mm-..
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hues were in store
1’!!! him.
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4mm AVENUE, NEW YORK CITY—
mpi... Oran Ffld—PL— out; my. mph-u M
Foam Linens from John 8.87m Sans
In the August Sale
r attention to a very unusualassortment from the
celebrated John S. Brown Sons of Bdfisst, Ireland.
Which we beliesze represents the largest assortment which has
come to this make}: in many years.
39th Street
Prices are based on contracts
piacedaaulongfimeagqandinconsequencearegmdybdowm r
day v e. -
Included in this splendid assortment are table cloths, napkins,
towels, sheets, pillow cases, and embroidered bedspreads.
Other special lines are £50 ofl'ered at reduced prices principally
to close out. p , ,
almond?“ cum mm
. Pm Una: m Plain hominid. wial .
[ashamflud myds. “m: 3i“ “WW r
$5.5 each ' 3-7" .
r Union Huck M Damask Table Cloths
k Brown’s Shun-sch Band. Brown's Shamrock Brand
l damn m 2:: yanb. >7
,mmwMM.
' ‘ ‘ . W sits $.30” l
.. '9 air on”: < .
’3 5mm Brand ' “
y elm out. if the women were new vomc can“.
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lie
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rrrw F ”.an I . .1
» cars and tin“-
Nb. 0-8 on the 1".
a!“
The accident. Eula l.
as you save any look? '
Do you want!- pt I M
if to, “II it h—
JAm C All!
Who will pay ya ‘0 Idea 7'
papers and r. and
sin.
TELEPHONE 4”
We also buy fut-aim.
mygogs-E III. I.
have us win you In...
Fl
F. s. LYON I '
JOB ram
South Nat-wall.
15%
REDUCTION
0N
naming Suits :
3 A. W. HODGE‘
" lune mu Block
52 S0. MAIN ST.
itildliy'lflke
that good workmanship, but mm
and moderate prices In It the pull.
which attract you, but may
who are looking for u m
dentistry are convinced by
merit: thnxhey have m
dentist. it does not mutter
or how much work your '0‘
need, you will find I
same care to a minor
is required to make a largo
work a ounce... II it m
white to attend to your tooth out
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