CH UR GEES
South Norwalk Methodiflflm '
church—Sunday services “-10th9:
Ant 10:30, preaching service.
theme: "The Golden Rule in Nine-
; lriole Electric Mfg. Co.
‘ 2 Haviland St.
South Norwalk.
W A‘ N- T E D1
In ofiice young ladies who are
accurate, at figures. Steady
position if satisfactory. Axasmr
stat' ex erience age an -
ary.u.llg E.pBox, slimmer. on».
MflUlllEll
- HU’H'CIILY experienced on alum-
-i.c~' tor lzulies' hats. steady posi-
.l'l 'ulim: two weeks' vacation
m: :tlr lllt' right man. Apply in
' ‘ - 11111311 8.: RENNER,
Experienced hand em-
.m dresses and waists
imod pay. Grace Em-
2s ilanioi'd Place, Tel.
l.lll".dl‘(‘ss i'or Tilesdal’
mn— l l... 'l'uvsday pret‘erred.
1? Cedar St.
Y .unu man with some of-
'.wr_m- and knowledge of-
’l‘he Westport Bank &
a.
"I; iuiN'i‘vA six or seven
or apartment. Would
.nu. Address House care
“lit‘v’
.\ rink. one with some, ex-
preferred in delicatessen
pun Palace Delicatessen
'ii .\luin street.
" . pun hzlSe a Collie, about
i Address T. \V. Anshew,
v- 1:1,.
'illl Ior general office
'. ('lm-tt. Peabody & (70..
. \. t‘uw more boys and
.l 101' amateur. band to
. f -. wuss, Baritone, Trom-
l. \, «i Phone. call or write
.' ,i 39 lli'ldt‘n Ave.
"1.;illllM‘l'lllulll, white girl:
i :iitsl good Filllll‘v to the
lll'lllll'P at once at liotel
‘~ I'VANTEI)mime-n. women)
" Postal Mail Service.
1 i Examinations September.l
~- unnecessary. For free par-g
u: w- J. Leonard. (former
- Examiner). 889 Equitable
lllllilf)“. 1). (I.
or woman of intelli-
_ ~11 in office. Address 1’.
‘f‘. lm} in shipping depart
.l. t‘ash, Inc.. South Nor.-
1'
i..\t'.\'DESSS, two days :1
'1‘. F. Dernin. 51 West
.‘lt Xorwalk.
.-‘, RENT—~11 modern house
-:: more rooms. centrally lo-
un or before Oct. 1. Ad.
. tire Sentinel, Telephone
\
'umpeteht maid. Mt;
'l‘enny, 56 Newtown Ave..
.l.
Buy for drug store, must
. n or over. Apply Stillson-
r‘p. '
_“__,_____
”Porter [or drug store. Ap-
..-1.Ul'. '
LAVNDRESS to operate
machine and electric iron.
. Pvenings.
.3: - Young man. about 18 years
to assist in electric meter
. *. His}; School graduate pre-
Appy at South Norwalk Elec-
' Slate street. ‘
.Tt TO RENT—Young single
- willike furnished room near
11“ not town. Vi'ith or without
.vrti-ess Box B. care Sentineh
. ~ TO BUY——Used motorcy-
1,11“? 'cles_and stones. Call or
-3.) '11 ashtngton St. Auto radi-
mi kinds repaired at reason-
. (1143:". 215 “'ashington street.
5 I l L'ATION WANTED—Experienced
mechanical draughtsman with ma-
:hine shop. pattern making and foul):
sky exp-“hence, etc. George Hertzler.
Care A, Delive. 30 Ced ~
Norwalk. Conn. 3? St. South
I
~ ni
1 lTCATlON' VVAN
"‘5‘. Address
TED by reliable
Boy. care Sentinel.
PROMIAL:
Irs. Louise Canfield,
innit avenue, Norwalik, Ct.
l 11.9.1.6 Lessons in“ Danni
Nb’J‘l
Y
ng,
Telephone 1838*»
’i " FISKE. Vocal Instructor, old
I, ’ilIillellthdl; teacher of Fisher
. -, Pl‘ll'a e esmm-atStudimNo
‘l 4:15 SL, hone 555—4. Cornerf
Ave.. City; .7
V :JSDEL TENT CAMPAIGN.
.. « erpected this Sunday will, be
-~ May of the services in the
r--r_it. Marshal street, near
.. vn street.
1 ‘vrneon service, 2:30. Even-
\ 7:45. Street meeting at
‘ frunselistic services, after.
”, "“t ““7”“: We look tonne
2‘ ' . . —
{m BI do}. Every
‘ 3i hear Biblo—tnflu.
Co., Trenton, New Jersey.
BUSINESSNOTICE—Notice to the
people who have tar sidewalks to re
pair. Owing to the price of tar go-
ing irom $6.00 to $12.00 a. barrel we
are compelled to raise the price Tran
Kendrie, West Norwalk.
‘OR SALE—Desirable homes, ti-rooms,
barn, electric light, gas. iurnace.
range; good location. Price swim.
Address Box 625. South Norwalk.
wot for redressing. All our work‘ls
. ' i if”
””5"” and springs, electr c ' done in the best manner and with the
. Zlet
gas lamp, matting, wash stands. to'
sets, chairs, etc. 7 Crescent Terrace,
South Norwalk. Wear in
(1 condition for twenty
‘3“ 'C F' 16 K lull ‘3’ lye-"Tilly
FOR SALE-dime 1918 Ford roadster oncrete 0-» n 8 t ’ L. orwa .
with commercial body. also deck Phone 1714. .
body; good condition. Call after 5 _ __
o'clgck. 22 Vanzant street, East Nor- Clgfidggkngpggtggdngs'r‘yw Ave,
wal . .
NAGY BROS. Co.. Wholesale Fruit and
Produce; local and long distance
trucking. 19 Railroad Ave. in drive-
way.
HIGHEST PRICES paid tor cattle and
calves, also bogs and poultry. Ad~
dress H. Zlotkin & Son, Conn. Ave.
,SOuth Nor-walk, Conn.. Tel. South Nor-
iwalk, 20.8. Drop postal and I will call.
FOR SALE~$400 cash. the balance in
small monthly payments will buy a
fi-room house. good cellar. auto garage
and 4 1.2 acres of rough land on
Ridgefield road near Silvermlne Val-
ley road. New Canaan. Ideal spot i'or
artist or all Year round chicken farm.
Price $2.800. Wm. Krusch, Norwalk
or your owu broker.
FOR SALE—$1500 down, the balance or
small monthlv payments will buy
a well built, small house, ready for
occupancy and nearly Mores 0! land
within walkingdistance of trolley in
Nor-walk. Price $4.500. Wm. Kruscb,
Norwalk or your own broker.
South Not-walk.
Heating. Steam. Hot
Fittings. Re airin
to. Phone 2 56.
E‘MlL A. KNOR,
Plumbing and
“'ater and Gas
g promptly attended
Ball Island. Con-
_ traclin Painter. 0 'nlng,
FUR SALe—fdhousea at 19-21 Umcin interior cor-ting. Eumfimfi
street. )ui ings for rent, .at 5 ~ .
Marshall street. The Hatch & Bailey lull) girth for all work. M“ 2311'
(to.
blame»: &?LYNN, local and long
distance trucking or all kinds. omce
£46033”. 6: Co., Phone 1577. House phone
FUR SALE—Banjo, price rt-asonable.
call ui’ter 6:30 pm. 81 Woodward
Avenue South Norwalk.
FOR. SALE—4919 5-pussenser light six
Studebaker touring car. Thoroughly
ow-rhauled and repainted last spring
and in periect condition. XYZ, care 01
Sentinel,
i-‘OR SALE—1920 Overland touring.
driven 204) miles. Discount for cash.
F. 1.1. H. Gill, Darien. Phone 356.
FOR SALE—74918 Ford
WALL PAPER~ AND PAINT
The Background of s Hspp H me.
Just recelv-d- tom thou role
wall paper. Latest designs androiori
with preued borders. You know that
wall paper advcnces in. price like
thing else. Bur before gain: some place
ale-.- nnd pay high prices I wish you would
look over my stock first. and Invoke!-
” to 50 per cent. Estimates cheerfully
given on paper and painung. Paint.- and
paper now and save none
ALEXAKDER W‘El'
sedan. tine
. running our: 4 new tires. one spare 5‘ 140‘“ 5"”1- Tel. 2139.
tire, shook .‘absorbers. speedometer.
Stromberg carburetor, demountable THE NORWALKB' ELECTRIC 60'.
wheels. mirror and inangbexgas, cl'iroap ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
if sold at once. \‘e ros. ire -
Store, 131 South Main sirm. “WM“ ’5’
207 East Washington St. 80. Nor-walk
FOR SALE—~11 you are looking: for 51 Otern Ave. East Norw-Ik
Ray Wanna. Mgr.
'ers for Us and We'll wire for You”
a real bargain in a two iamil ' house,
right in the center of South horwalk.
$150420 cash, very easy terms. Phone
”Lil-4.
CURBING. sutte . lawn rolling. can.
Nyurady. care Box A.. Cedar St.
FOR SALE—Overland scy'linder._5-
passenger touring car, Model 83-6
1911, excellent shape, fully equipped.
two spares. Must be seen to be ap-
greciated. George F. Bearse, Darien.
arm,
“on SALE—-Franklin roadster, a
good practical car in exceptionall’
me condition in every respect. Wt
. glad to demonstrate under any test
by appointment. A prompt purchas-
er for cash or 1-2,cash can buy at
line bargain. Box 125 Sentinel.
FOR SALE—1910 3 1-2 ton Mack
truck with van body; 1 1918 2-ton
Seldon truck witlrmoving van body;
one 1913 Republic truck with reck
body; two 34. ton. 1919 Stuart trucks.
Nyary Garage. corner Connecticut and
Taylor avenue, South Norwalk.
FOR SALE—«Overhauled trucks, 1 to
19 new
TO LET—2 rooms furnished, every
convenience for" light housekeeping.
improvements. also garage space. in-
quire 7 Grove St.. South Norwalk.
TO l.FJT~—Furnished room. select
neighborhood. steam heated to 1 or
isentlemen. Phone 1889, No. 3 Edlie
. ye,
l
TO LET—Front ofiice mrmerly-oecupi.
ed by J. R. Taylor. Attorney-at-Law.
For further particulars, inquire at 0!"
l’ice Old Well Cigar Co. ~
TO I.F:T«Two from
Schultz’s market,
and Washington St. Suitable for ofi
tice. Rent $20.00. For further parti-
cuars. in uire oflice Old Well Cigar
Co., or J0 n Neugabour on premises.
moms over
Railroad Ave.
to 7 tons chat-us. Nyary's Garage, %
Connecticut and Taylor avenue. CAMETS CLEANED
FOR SALE—"Returning to college; It' is our business to Clean
must sacrifice at once. my Essex -
demonstrator. Used less than two
months. and equal in every way to
- Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
best or unterlsl and is guarnnteedto-
’RICHARD own. 19- Union sweetie1
:3
FOR. SALE~Parior suite, good as 0’9““? t” W“ *5 done “I “I“;
new. also good working horse. E. $331!}? 58331, Eosllis V1632; g: £091!“
1 . .
The Sunday school board will hold
its quarterly meeting on Monday even.
2tug, at 8 o’clock, at the ”manage,
,All officers and teachers are request-
ed to be present.
The oil'lcial board will hold
its
ue, for the young people of the
’church, at the beach.
The midweek service will be held
on Thursday evening at 7:45.
Choir rehearsal every Friday even-.
ling.
{gallon are reminded that the fall sea-
‘son is begun. and the work cannot be,
[done unless they are in their places.
i
l
} East avenue
,church, Rev. Herbert H.
.pastor.—-—Service of w0rship at 10:30
:a. m. The pastor will preach. Sub-
‘ject: “Sabbath Meditation Visions.” “Y "9'1""-
IA; NZ. Paddock will preside at the or-
igan. The Sabbath sch00l session at
these mm
West "me—The (sq-Im- m
m to! file cameo Mam
.. -
Sermon o’clock.
ing at 8 o'clock. Tubman-3mm»
All are weboms.
—Meeti'ng on Rnymoad street from 5’4
” ,o‘ciock until 6:30 p .111. All are wel-
Members of the church and emigre. .come.
mon.
‘ i 12:30 p, m., Sunday school. 7:45 p.
““110th fifigfigfigl'm, praise service and sermon. Bub-
' ject:
ing.
The
0
first Church" or CbrlshSclentls
L57
m.-
Chrlstlan.;$cienee'mseet, Sept. 11::
co. .
Sunday echo-s um. he» has and}
met»
Wednedfi m1 '
WINTER 108,811.! BUSINESS NOTICES $3133.0mm 1: :3: gang: m thmmwnd _ M 7
FOR SALE—A large baker‘s bench. AGGRESSIVE WOMEN IN‘gogfig-l: tall. All manners are requested to Win untamed at the sums ad-1 '-
-- ' N T E D . 10 1-2 ft. by 4. 25 North Main St. digngpggm‘l‘gimfnctgggi in :be present. At 7 o'cloilst. Epwonh M‘mefihw‘dg. 5°39!”an
\\ A . you SALE—1 Ford runabout, fig. - mute“ M yuam,lLeague meeting. At 7. . preaching- megm. th'm: “film.“
2 stumblers on light. 01%“ 3150; as Barred Rocks: 70 Rind: oslery. Underminog Email-0mg;t9,231,233.;afiheTfizgh‘glfimt'hg‘fifi m.,. “ m 3m 0,. .mkjml, .
“h work. éfliliia'éfds’pfifi’fie 3.42;?”an eJng‘l‘l: ml saxgbles fumlshgd-mFim—‘Mfle!Glass." " ’ (“mm weMl'fm 13"" P» n" l:
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Grace Baptist church—Pres
at.
11 s. in. Sunday school atclgl-ifwlm
Preaching a 8 o‘clock p. m. RevauIbor 14.‘ ME! to
Lewis, of Sanford, will an the pnlJmslvndo—‘ehhvmrnin
probate will be held at
M
The cum. of.
(hotel on
— ~ ley. chairman o ..
. . 1n: per uare foot to 200 but. all monthly meetin on Wednesday even-spit. 3- Com
FOE SAW Ron‘s: ”:11“ 31°" 30' 8 orders reggived up to Sept; 20th will ing. at's o'clockg, at the pamonm_ Tuesday evening—At 8 o’clock, Wolcommlttee. who will pres
Ml‘lh Aleune- 3‘ ' be taken at the old price; after that‘ On Wednesday evening there will men's Missionary Society, has-Belay contention;
FOR SALE——White iron bed. mat- date all work will be 20c per square",e a corn must, by the Epworth Leag. ca Hall, pmmm » > i
Thursday night—Prayer meeting.
All are welcome;
Morning Star Christian Association.
Knight street A. M. E. church, W.
Inner, pastor.-—11 a. m., ser-
Eublect: “The Cross Roads."
“That Writing."
Prayer and class meeting on Tues-
Trustees' meeting Wednesday even-
2 o’clock. Superintendent J. W. Slaw,
son, presiding. Men’s class meets for1
lesson study and discussion. of pres-
,ent dav problems at 12:15. All men
are welcome. At. 7 p. m.. the Epworth
iLeague meetlnz'wlll be led by Miss
,Mildred Lovejoy, Evening song and
gsermon service at 7:45 o'clock. The
Ipastor will speak on "The Resources
lot a “Christ—filled Life." .
l 011 Tuesday night the Women‘s For-
eign Missionary Societv will hold its
annual iii-gathering. The mite boxes
,will be returned at this time. A brief
Enroll-am is prepared. Mrs, John
:Snnvely will sing. Everybody wel-
'come.
The mid-week church service at 8
Io'clm-k Thursday night, Make this .1
.“ially” service. " ‘
3 The Choral l’nion
,chul'
meets ' the
in
ch on Saturday n'zht. ’
The South Norwalk congregational
,church. Rev. F. Ii. Jacob; pastor:
:Mrs. P, lrviniz Smith. soloist: Archi-
'bald Merriam. or:anist.-—Services for
{Sunday morning~ Sent. 12111, will he-
;zln promptly at 10:30 o'clock. The
lsubject for the sermon will be: "The
,Good Shepherd." Holy Communion'
will! be observed. Mrs. Smith willv
3 he.
l There will be a meeting of the busi-
,ness committee. Tuesday evening at 8~
‘o’clock. at the church. 3
Our Sunuav school will begin Sun-
day Sept. 19th, at 12 m.
l
l
a
Smith Norwalk Baptist church (the
thome-like r'hurrh).-——Sunriny, 10:30 a.
m.. preaching by file pastor. Rev. L.
J. Schoenpler. Subject: "Fundament-
als.“ Bible school. 12 o'clock noon.
“C. F? service at 6:45 o. m. Evening
.service, 7:30 p. m. Subject: "The
Amour of God." 7 n
i Monday evenincw‘i‘ounn people
play volley ball at the church.
Thursdav~Prayer meetlnz.
F‘r'day, ”-"0 p. m.——Choir rehearsal.
l
l members urged to attend.
fAl
l
I Triinty church, Rev. Thomas E.
;Swan.,reetor.-—Calendar for the week:
beginning Sept. 12. 1920 (15th Sunday;
'efier Trinity): 8 a, m.. Holy T‘ommun-.
Jon. 10 a .m.. Church school. 11 a..
m.. morning prayer and sermon.‘
«7:30 p. m.. evening prayer and SPF-i
.‘mon.
Monday. 8 p. m.-—An adjourned bus-,
linens meetfnz of Trinity Men‘s Club. i
l Tuesday, 8 p. tin-Meeting of the.-
'vesiry, 5
Thursday. 7:45 p. Ill—Choir
prac-
{ bladder disorders.
' me fine.
IF BACK HURTS”
seem ON" SALTS
Flush you kidneys occasionally I!
you ell meat regularly.
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by flush-
ing the kidneys occasionally, says a
well-known authority. 'Mleat . forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney'porez
so they sluggishly filter or strain only
Part of the waste sndpolsons from the
blood. then you‘vget sick. Nearly all
rheumatism, headache, liver troublr.
nervousness, constipation. dizziness.
sleeplesaness, bladder disorders -come
from sluggish ktdneys. ’
The moment you feel a dull ache in1
the kidneys or your back hurts, or if
ment against decay. Paint
cosy leath- rem‘
Unpaintod buildings begin to
depreciate at once. Boards warp.
M m "new sense
“Home.“
Well pdnhd bumflno are eh
www.m-tnm
in; I'll- I
Patton’s
Sun-Proof
'3 Paint
—¢ivseyour building. a m
ngdnst weather-wear. And it
gives yours ofsura service be-
ams-olden mama“-
lernr qnfllm' «nude without
guesswork.
“hubby‘s-land.”
' - ABE Gm ~
South Norwallt, Conn.
- 141 WM St.
n .
the urine is cloudy. offensive. full or
sediment ,irregular if passage or at-
tended by a sensation of scalding, get.
about tour ounces of Jan Salts from
any rellnhle pharmacy and ,take a
tablesposntul in a glass of wager be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then not fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lltbia and has been used for gen-
erations m (lush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to activity. also to
neutralize the acids in urine so it no
longer causes irritation. thus ending
J’sd Salts is inexpensive and can-
not injurc: makes a delightful effer,
vescent 1ithls~water drink which all
regular meat eaters should take now
and then to keep the kidneys clean
and the blood pure, thereby “VEH‘IBAE
serious kidney complications.
How One Woman Was Helped.
Attica Walker. New my". Pas.
writes: "I have been troubled with
weak kidneys for two years. I took
Foley Kidney Pills and- they helped
I rest line all night and now
new car. Fred P. Murphy, Phone 1827,
Norwaik.
FOR SALE-4917 Ford roadster; 1
Commercial Ford, 1 Ford truck. Cun-
ninglégiou & Bach, 15 Marshall 821.,
J
process to restore the colors.
Goods called for and delivered.
Connecticut . Carnot
'have no trouble with my kidneys."
lW'hen the kidneys do not‘propelrltvt do
Sir. Peter's Evannelical Lutlieranfthelr work. acids and.vo 80.!!! e n
church. Cedar street, near “'est ave. l the system cause weak and lame back:
We. Martin L. Steup. pastor,~.1jfi-ine dizziness. pnil'iness under- ;yes, ms
services will be held in German at len ankles and joints. no es. 1: .
lice.
soreness and rheumatic pains. Foley
Morning service, ’
f“ 4 people to rally “amt-.me :-
FOR SALE~ few desirable houses
rooms. bani-,é'ef‘ecznc tight, gas,
furnace. range; good ocation; er-
ate price. Addressi‘ ,x 625, hth
Nor-walk. ' '
F OR SALE
Residence at
207 Flax Hill Road
Belonging. to estate of, Bank-
lin A. Smith. Lot 67-ft. by
Cleaning Co.
Geo. 8. Wynn, Manager:
37 CEDAR eraser PHONE 969
SOLVENT NOTICE ‘
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate
Court, August 26th, A.. D.. 1 .
Estate at t‘lazu Hovacs. late of Nor-
walk, in said, Disnicr, deceased.
, The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, their limited and pi.
lowed sii months fro. . the date hereof
htior the creditors or Said Estate to ex-
ibit their claims tor ' ‘ttlement.
Those who neglect to present their. q'c-
Ton particulars Address 21'." Ir
125-ft. Houutcsntains 1_0 roomS, ‘ counts";i lto)?rllyb‘:.tztestod, within s33!J
2 extra Iavstunisgl mind-W 1 “e, e "e" 5‘ “”0""- '
. persons indebted to said Estate are
fire-places onz‘floom; W‘ . requested to make immediate payment
heat ~ 03k m l ' .
‘ch “1'5””. a toting» STEPHEN DOKUS Executor.
10:30, No evening services until the
last Sunday in October. 3
The next service at St. Paul's mis-l
sion, VVeatport. will beuheld on Sun-1
day. Sept. 19th. The Rev. Paul. G.l
Stenp, of Stamford, will preach thel
“mo... l
Mission festival will be observed at
St. Peter's on the last Sunday of Sen?
tember. Atthe morning service Rev.
A. T. Pechtold. cl Burtucket. will'
preach: at‘ the afternoon service.
which is in English, Rev. Robert B.
Steup. or! New York. will address the
congregation. Sneciai— envelopes for
the mission offering will be distribut-
ed. , ‘
~ Sunday school at 5:20.
Saturday sebum at 2 o’clock.
. Social if the Young People's Soci-
l
ety, Thursday eventns. at the church.
I
Adventist Christian church. Van
Zant and Harvey streets. East Nor-
m smug, Nb. saw it
Ave. monuments. k
ALTERATION SALE
‘ Men’s andBoys’
_ SHOES .
REDUC more 35%
MAX BERGER
131W ' Aye;
C F O Rh S AL E
ottage wit . all impro ve~
"mciits in East§Norwalk, $4M
000. Cottage, 6_—rooms with ,
some improvements in East
Norwalk, For» par-
ticulars ask-—
J OHN. T. HAYES,
-7 Main Street; Norwalk.’
Real Estate Insurance
t
* my LAWN.” came!“
NEW roan Sent. newsman
insephine.Veecnio, sweat amateur
I t
. A: ~ a fourth story] .
Thevarwalk I‘VE.» monies class 1, she ran an! ’ m
’ “'emla in the
bodym
hold an- imestmx'last' evenint find Shun
k:,
’dWC‘OT.'Mrmw fell m‘l';8£€
fwalk, Rev. Frank Leslie Lone. pastor.
-—Sunday. at 19:30 a. m.. the annual
roll call 06 the church will be held. A
special program is being prepared for
this service.
At the Sunday school there will he
”Rally" service, Spot-551 exercises
will be arranged by Superintendent
Bland.
There will be special features at
the Loyal Worker-3’ ,meetlng. at 6 p.
m., led by Arthur Mama. The
topic is: “111er Birth.”
The rennin evening service. at 723*)
"p. m.. at which, time the pastor will
preach. There will be special music
'at this service.
l South ‘x’erwdk . " e mission, ,8
Harry: street, E. Gale'superintendent.
Sunday ”1 .am e- n. E215
s
D; é“; ,'
Kidney Pills have given relief :to
diamonds of men and women.
mm», Powell Corpsman
_
Alarm Clocks
we: run ROW
W‘ name
”ENDED ,, STOCK
“'9 have a wonderful col-
lection of Alarm Clocks in
all the wanted sixes» .
i
9 33V. any
“mutant to on s c901,”?
,If no..." Run- ~-
JAFFE Oak: II
wWho will pay you t 9"“
papers . and rape and em
else.
TELEPHONE 4”
We also buy funk-P...
4
' ELECTRIC LIGHTING
Bone and fact with. u-
m ”BELOW .-
plisno- and merchandise.
WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
"IE-our! it. "
5378 'cutbro' Wm.
"lua- 21m-
r.s.1.Y0N l
Jasmin-rim
_ south Nor-wan
keyed-.1! you mu 3 '
15%
REDUCTION
. ON
Bathing Suit. T
A. ,W. HODGE
lush: Ball M
52 SO. MAIN ST.
1
Lending em endpoint-
en prefer this ylute' enamel for
a?“ "cud-fired, not: he
‘3. ' I
but cam and« m 0
face than «dim enamels. dries
«mm ll‘l or laps ed
3".- urit- rest durability
We would advise anyb’
one who needs an Alarm
clock to make their we“
tion now from the fine as-
sortment that ,we» base on:
hand.
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