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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 14, 1920 · page 7

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‘ .-'- NTED~7A Guernsey or Jersey cow
Phone Norwalk m-Z.

 

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. . in - i'orter for drug store. Ap< _ _ f - tine
Sii:‘<yyn.i)O“-ell Corp. FOR SALE About 8 acres 0 very

w. i‘illi t'
\7. 7'

Two Gent: 3 word: minimun charge 600 per

 

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atholic collector: loom f‘ -. 1m: ; m.
. 1 ; Norwdk .ud om " “m 1.34,
iii-1.. salary. bonus and commit
(mil between 5 and C 9.11:. See
.411‘lt-‘t‘land, Hotel “moronic. _ ..

 
 

 

 

 
 

ransom: '

land."rf&1;i‘tatirfies, léttle wolall limo“:-
on ~eoa . very . ow c

enthuses .351-
dlels not.

FOR SALE—Cheap, 1912 model Hud~
son delivery 'car, or exchange for

 

 

=\'TElh~Old fashioned house, one
two acres in or near first class

-. .t‘ze. Price reasonable. Owner reply,

. mg price and telephone call. Box
are Sentinel. 7

 

'- t be fresh. '
. .ytime or 2166.2 erenings.

 

eneral

ANTEDr-By
out 1)} day to do light washing or
housework or to help with

Inquire Mrs. R. Brown,

'lll'dl’en,

‘,'..ter sire-ct.

.
:NTEU W‘Vashes to take borne. “1-3..
Wood St, South lNorwnlk.

*XTEIJ POSI'l‘ION
.nrtnn-n'. .luhn Kinicinsky. 7 Maple

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\i Anna:
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; :n-lls. L'l

smith

l‘!‘*l‘lis at Western Union.

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Ti-iii TV) iilZNT~B}' two adults.
~ heated apartment or
.. lz'i'le‘z‘ iurnished or unfurnislr
"tit to South Norwalk Sil-
' P.. P. O. Box 14,

'-Ol‘lll.. Phone 1181. Nor-

 
 

‘

1F0R SALE—Auburn. 1920 roadster. Bl‘lttlngs-

.\ couple to live .on. and
co'zntry place near Nor-71
‘ have line. living house
: iprovemenls,
fully equipped and with
Moderate salary.
good farmer and gardner
mechanical knowl-
is to look

P fully experience and
~ v2 . Address reply to Ira
A. :31. All “'all street, Nor-

 

. Turing couple wish to rent
- apartment in nice sec-
' 1‘, 15 Elnlwood Ave,

'1'3717570Rnow —$6.000 first
costing $16,000.

1") HENTV «A six or seven

.\ clerk. one with some ex-
_ in delicatessen
"my Delicatessen
5 Main street.

- ll‘.\.\'TEli‘ (men. women)

7 ".1379 J,

 

“'ANTED

1 to take charge of
7711775 factory office force.
lemma and pay roll. State
12c. experience and salary,
Good opportuni-

't<'-.jll‘ed.
l .- for right party. Address

 

M.“ 101‘ drug store, mu-=t
Apply 'Stillsorr

' car with two extra. tires and other ex-
em..good shape. \l'ill sell at unattrac-

 

 

 

Good puy. Grace Em-
S Hartford Place, ’l‘cl.

 

 

7: own: man with some of—
knowledge of
Thu \\‘eszport Bank 6';

Address House carc7

 

 

 

(.‘lut-tt. Peabody & Co..‘

 

 

amateur band
Bass, Barito e, Trom-
‘ Phone, call
'. 2:9 Bolden Ave.
:‘liuinbermaid, white girl
1,-an and good salary to th
routine at once at Hotel

 

 

Examinations September.
> unnecessary. For free par-
Letmartl.. (former

' . ~ . 889 ‘
l-héngion, D. C Equitable

 

 

understand

trunabout. snail car. The car is in
first class condition. Address 92 El?
Ave. South Nwwalk, Conn. .

 

ing trees, bushes and shrubs. Having
purchased nursery section or the R0-

stock at prices. Reynold!
Poultry Fan-m, lghlond Arie, Phone
1036.

 

FOR SALE—~11”. Model S roadster.

Have just equipped this ear with
Silvertone Cord Tires and had car
overhauled and repainted. My only
reason for selling is that I just pur-
chased a new touring car. 11 you
want a. roadster of lg value at a
reasonable'm‘ice let me show you this
one. Address Box H.\V. D.

FOR SAKS—Packard, 6-48. seven pas:

 

for parties, hire or for taxicab work
this would make an ideal car account
01 ii.) reliability. Address Box W,
care Sentinel.

 

This car has only been run a few

lhundt'ed miles but for personal rea~

sons. 1 will sell at a sacrifice. This is
the classiest roadster of the year and
will give any kind of a demonstration.
Address Box 31., care Sentinel.

For: SALE—“Briscoe. 1919 five passe;

ger touring: just put, two new tires
on car, but now must sell. If you are

car at a bargain reply to this ad. Box
l-‘, care Sentinel. .

F031 SALEwChevrolet. 1920
Grand touring. My car is like new
but I will sell at a sacrifice to an im.
mediate cash buyer. Address Box V.
care Sentinel. 7
Ftilt SALE~BuiclL 1917. 5-pastwnger
touring. Just overhauled and paint-
ed a} :he best. shop in the city. is as
goon as a new car today but will sell
:‘t‘flr‘lflllablf‘. Address Box 7... care Sen-
.mv .

 

 

FUR SALPL—Chandler. sewn passen-
ger touring, Have equipped my

tins and have always kept it up .in
tire Dl‘lCt" this week, Address Box Y
care Sentinel.

msmumpanouuimg

care em 4

FOR SALEéomamental «and flower-1

avionosreenhouse. We offer this line.

i

sensor touring. It" you want a w.

Baby-

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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_ 3m NOTICES

7 AGGRESSIVE WOMEN IN7 Nomhlk

and surrounding towns earn splen~
‘ l ncomes introducing
did spare ti? .1 ‘ 1‘ “£2:

ere-ted Maul!
ful samples furnished.
(30., Trenton, New Jersey.

[Erratum NOTICE-Notice to the
people who have tar sidewalks to re
air. Owin to the price of tar go-

fng iron to $12.00 a barrel, we

Fitzcharles

17¢ per square foot to 20¢ but all
orders received up to Sept. 20th will
be tdremat the dd price; after

[date ollsmrk rill be 20¢ not some
mot for-rake Allison-s yum-k is

 
 

: * a. month’s stay um ,
Wise Kroemor has not been-13 the
.best of healil new“ ”it:

 
 
 

1351: mm- lewd;

."' ‘.

ems. Ida Ham—down!“
ain street. left, mm

'hoped that .her trip throught‘. .
chusetts will be m to ”L

W
Miss MayTL. Mr, of the I»!.

street. has ulnar I. a course 01.“.-
nahhhip with the Victor people, at

.their factory, in Camden N. 1., start-
‘ing in on the coir-co today. —

 

{Pt-minim John Tooth!“ is» my.
vlaz {lwo week’s nation. “out at
his time approach: is occupbd with
the painting of his South Monique“
aesideice.

 

 

. Dr. Frederick H. Ireland. ship's sur-
geon aboard the Tumia. is home

are compe led to raise the price fromix'or a, short visit with his parents, Mn

“and Mrs. wmlm Ireland, of 1. sum

i

avenue.
Mrs. Oscar Search, of flux Hill

 

done in the best manner and with theiroad- has returned to her home, after
best of material and is guaranteed to

la delightfur three week:‘ trip to New

war in #00; condition for twenty York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

wears.
Phone 1714.

 

“roads” and Saturdays.

. Louden. For Wests-1y
Concrete (30., 16 Knight St., Norwalk,

dress H.‘Zlotkin & Son, Conn. Ave.,x
South Sol-aunt. (101111.. Tel. South Nor-
walk, 2078. Drop postal and I will call.

 

RICHARD DEANE, 19 Union SWIM
Plumbing andtinzlcn street. havn returned from a

South Norwalk.
Heating. Steam, Hot W'ater and Gas

to. Phone 2556.

Repairing promptly attended

 

EMlL A. KNOB. Bell Island. Con.

tractlng Painter. Grai lng, Glazing,
interior e

lolly gluon tor all work. Phone 2211.

CARRIGAN .3: FLYNN, local and long

distance trucking or all kinds. Oflice
Leary 8: Go, Phone 1577. Home phone

interested in getting a. one year old 363

 

WALL PAPER AND PAINT

The Background of h Hopps Hg‘m .
- to is of

t. .mind ten «thoum

“7|? pressed borders.
wa pa er a veneer in price like eve -
thin: age. B‘ut before going some pigs
clue and pay high prices {wish you would

over my stock Mot ondhavo ~from

given on' paper and painting. Wat Ind
paper/now and have money.
‘ ALEXANDER WHITE
3‘ Lowe Street. Tel. 2139.
THE NORWALKS’ ELECTRIC co.
ELECTRICAL DONTRAGTORO
Telephone 959

207 East Washington St., .80. Norwalk
51.03born Ave., East Nor-walk

 

 

FOR SAl.E«—0akland. Have my car in

of power and quick get-away. Would
like to dexiionstrate. Answer at once.
Box X. (are Sentinel.

FOR SALE—lr'e‘rs & Pond piano play-

 

Meru in street.

 

 

' FOR SALE-*Buy building sites now.

"Five choice bungalow sites on East
Ave. .nwu Newtown Ave. Norwalk.
Fine \'l€‘\\’. price reasonable. terms
easy. See Wm. Krusch, Norwalk, or
your own broker.

 

«provements.
furnace heat, range, hot and cold wai
ter. bathroom. 1-2 acre land: 120 ice-t
front. snrall.barn. i‘ruit, East Norwalk,
a tow nurtures to Station and Trolley.
Price $3.800; cash $1,300. Call owner.
90 W'iniield

Phone 1422-3.

 

 

FOR SALE—(‘hicken coop, 5x6. in
line condition. inquire of Alfred
Cooper, An. '4' (‘enter street, South
Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

F01t77SALIE~—Ford bus, 191.5; seats 19.
late, model touring car. J. E. Mo
Gruth, 126 Forest street, New Canaan.

 

FOR SALE—Motorcycle with side car.
Phone 956.

FOR SALE—Building lots on East
Ave.. and St. John St.. sold on easy
terms. also space for two cars in ga-
rage; good storage room for turni-
ture. Apply 194 East Avenue. East
Norwalk. Phone 809.

 

 

 

FOR SALE—Cheap house; Iii-rooms,
2 Snowden Ave, South Norwalk, Ap-
ply on premises.

 

‘OR SALE—Desirable nomes. Grooms.
barn, electric light. gas, turnace.

 

 

 

range: good location. Price $4,000.
BOX C. W. Address Box 825. South Norwalk,
Care of Sentinel FOR SALE—House and lot. No. 8
North Avenue. No agents.
PROFESSIONAL. FOR SALE—Late 1918 Ford roadster

Mrs. Louise Canfield,
ue, Norwalk, Ct.
Dancing

Iott' aven

 

ate Lessons in-
Telephone 1

H. \l'. FlSKFJ. Vocal In

'lmlian me‘hod:
l- Hat-a: private 1
Stevens

- .nklin Ave, City.

teachers of Fiske l
5380113 a l d
Phone 555-4.“ 70'7”“

 

 

ALTERATION SALE
Men’s and Boys’
FURNISHINGS

._and_

it E D U C T 10H 35%"?

MAX'BERGm:

13 Railroad Ave. '

¥

;

5'” 7 7‘ -‘
‘15s UONDERWRITERS near. -‘
- 77.7.777\’ Sept. 13.—E§ight hundred
. nuts representing more 1m
illimnles, assembled here to
1:»: annual convention of the
- .‘.>\()€lati0n70f Mutual '
.::.[punies and the Feder

Comm»
I. ,.

and
as...

with commercial body, also deck
.body; good condition. Call after 5
o'clock. 22 Vanzant street, East Nor-
wal '. .

small monthlyogayments will buy a
S-room house, go ' cellar. auto garage
and 4 1-2 acres of rough land on
liidgefield road near Sit-tremble Val-
ey_road, New Canaan. I“! seat for
artist or all year mnd chicken farm.
Price $2.800. Win. Krusch, Nor-walk
or your own broker.

_ FOR SALE-$1500 down, the balance of

small monthly inmate will buy
a well built, small house, readyxfor
occupancy and nearly Mata-ad.
within walking» distance of (Janey in
Norwalk. . Price “.500. Wm; Knack,

i Non/all; or your own broker.

FOR SALE—3 tonnes at
street. buildings for I123: [171???
Wall sired; The Hateh‘& Bailey

‘FOR SALE—yBanjo, price reasonable

call after 67:30 pm. 81 Vi’oodtivard4
_ Mir.

e, South N

musics—nu smaen in. ' .
Studebaker touring, _ car. “It a“

«married and renamed

perfect condition... XYZ, motor

 

FOR SALE-19” Over]
driven 200 miles. Disconn for

 

 
 

3“ Will

 

 

FOR SALE—7 room house. all im~‘

‘F‘OR SALE—$400 cash, the balance in 4‘

”2’9.“ :9 W -
' in which Henry E. ,1 cl}! 1"...“ --
m.tm5.,a.meh6% _ a gun ~
3.. club, wda “fildt aunttmfi Roi; . '
“9,. an}! Marque
m: amour

F. L. H. Gill, Dal-ten. Phone 356. ’7 ‘4 June, M’ium:”gm .i;

 

 

 

n
corating. Estimates cheer.

wall paper. [Atest designs and coloring
You know that

 

 

 

T0 RENT—~Storage for automobile.
32 Golden Hill.

TO RENT—Two large furnished

rooms. steam heat. electric lizht
:mv' bath: wil rent separately. Address
C. T. care Sentinel.

 

 

TO LET—2 connecting front rooms.

every convenience for light house»
keeping. near trolley and station. also

zaraee space.

inquire 7 Grove St.
South Norwalk.

 

T0 LET-One or 2 furnished rooms.
Modern improve nts, 52 Osborn
Ave, East Norwal '.

 

TO LET—3 moms furnished. every
convenience for light housekeeping.

improvements. also garage space. In-

quire ? Grove St... South Nor-walk.

 

T0 LET—Furnished room. select
neighborhood steam heated to 1 or

i gentlemen. Phone 1889, No. 3 Edlie
V8.

 

TO LET—Front omce tormerl occupi-
ed by J. R. Taylor. Attomog-at-Low.
For further particulars, inquire at of-
fice Old Vi ell Cizar Co.

To LET—«Two tron: rooms over

Schultz's marks: Railroad Ave.
and Washington 8? Suitable for of-
flee Root- $20.90. l r further parti-
mg. 6 ofiee Old ‘W

 

Co., or o Neugabour on premises.

ammo m S“
It is our business to Clean
Carpets and Rugs, and by hand
process to - restore .thecolom.
“floods called for anddelivered.

,; Connecticut Carnot
Cleaning Co.’
Geo. 8. Wynn. longer
on cactus-reest- :7 "will on

 

mos CASE across " 7 7'
. , rastomuo go“

----—a. . 1M
wooosvn.1.a,_r~t, 11., Sept. 14.,—
uudeot tragedy 'at‘Dm-m'outh College

 
 
 
 

Jim (is, of “Gr:
0 extent in Comm

 
 

County (it-pd Jury

 

.1 t"
ml.” ,

with his .7 set for.
3 > ."

diets-r

_......pso_.....- .. an.

 

Miss Evelyn Gainer. of the local tel—

____. -ephone exchange, has returned to her
CIDER MILL open on 74 Taylor Ave.,‘dut:les here after a week as assist-ht

at the Wilton 'phone exchange.

 

HIGHEST PRICES aid for cattle and f ' i .
calves, also hogspand poultry. Ad-i MN‘ Samuel Randall. 777 10 Elm

'beth street, left. this morning. to visit,

{her friend. Mrs. E. H. Tuttle, of Mid-

dleton, N. Y.
Dr. and Mrs. L M. Allen. of ‘Wash-

 

trip to the “'hite Mountains.

 

Miss Florence Lyrics of Wth ave-
.nue, is visiting irir-nds in New Haven.

 

Herbert Hirst. of Haniord plat‘e, is
Spending a week‘s vacation in “’ilton.

 

 

THE WlNNJPAUK “VETS’ BLANK
THE WILTONITES.
The “'llton A. C. sua'ered its first

«hands of the “’innipauks. by the score
of 8—0.

The battery. third baseman and
shortstop are the players that won the
same. Mills had the Wiltonites at a.
,standstill throughout the game. not

iniore than four Wilton batters facing

 

look
’25 to £0 per. cent. Estimates .cheeflully‘him in one inning.

Evan. McCarthy and Keene. 'kept

'the runners from stealing the regular
tnurrber of bases.
I Loni-ink. considering the cuppoxt
ithat he had. pin-hell .1 wonderful
:gnme. The support. that he didn't
that-e, was the reason they lost.

3 The box score:

, “'INNIPAY'K.

R. Werme, M r. l ab r ‘1 po :1 o
, “Wire for Ulylnd W‘c'll '9". 'ar szTarguu. 2b .. . . .. ..'. 1 1 0 3 1.
' lGuar-nieri. lb .......3 1 0 10 3 1‘
:3-r . .........'. 1 1 l 0:
. . . Gill‘élggi-,ggttgfsfigaggnwlgigeggufiif‘ir 77 .....r 2 1 o n n
“"77 Umm'mn so ”m ‘t "“5 ""‘“‘-" design-i9. 1. Clark. me: with Nor-gMills. p .............5 1 2 o 2 0.
ma 1: unnlv Co.. 108 Net St. Phonotgegna' 3}, .......... r, 1 1 3 2 o
113' Leneyel. rf ......... 4 2 2 n 0 n
--~-~———~—-‘—~———«—— AUCTI’ON—An orchard of apples. E.:'F?von. r ............ 4 0 0 10 ‘l (I
’l‘. Bates auctioneer. will sell atiMcC‘ri-thy. ss ....... 4 f' 0 2 3 0
er and some antiques. Smith, 12 public auction, rain or shine. Wed! ——————
nesdav. 2 o‘clock. angles on the trees‘ Totals ........... 42 s 3 37 11 2
in the orchard of avid N. Mather; “'YLTON
Gracee Street, Darlen. The apples con-g nb‘ I, h w, .
They will he in big demand soon. sist of Baldwins. Russets and R. I'7Bwl'i' ‘l 4 n n 0 0
(}rfi‘)?n5. Ahab? 201) trees. ,Per order “33.3);2; "‘6 """" 4 0 n 0 1
" ' ‘ ’ ' ‘l, . o ....... ..
07 mm " when :Pleasatns, ss ........4 0 n 2 3
FRED .\l. HA‘VKINS. Carpenter and Lourhak. D --------- 4 r’ 0 4 ;:
Builder: Plans drawn. estimates Talmadtze, 2b ....... 4 0 1 l .-.
_ given. factory supplies made to order. ,ngland. cf ......... 2 0 1 2 0
Shop No. 6 Seaview Axe, East Side, Lawrence. 1b _______ 3 o 0 11 o
elrctric lights. gas. Phone 453’ iwmtnen. if ........ 2 g Q 4; o
7- v . Jennings. c ......... 1'. l 0
FOR HIRE—blew 31,-; ton Brockwny
true-ll: for moiing 311313 general trugk- lAumack. "7 """"" 1 0 0 _(_' 0
ing, nquire .‘a gy ros., 71 Ce ar :— — ”.- .. —— ':
St. South Norwai or Telephone 151le TotalsQ CRE7I737‘1’7l7’E‘Vl7NG7S27 10 4
street, East Norwalk, ' : . C - l --
i 10 m tVVinnlpauk ........... 302 000 r121. -S
_____..______ ~~— ,Wilton A, C.. . . . . . . .000 00" 000——0

l Buried runs-—“'innipauk. 8. Two
lhase hits—Eakland. Keene. First on
iballs—On Mills, 1. Struck out—By
lLouchak. 5: by Mills. 10. Left on
bases—“Slum. 5: Winnipauk. 6. Dou-
lble play—Keena to Guarnieri. Stolen
:bases—Eakhnd (2). Talmadze (2).
;Bar'ringer. Lengyel (2i. Ryder. First.
;on errors~VVllton. 1: Winnipauk. 4.

ilfmpires‘D. Nash and J. Eflnrn. Soon
tor—4‘. R. Hunter. Time-‘One hour

land 55 minutes.

 

the Sentinel tor the boom

Pike Victrolo shop. on afoul «Ham

running our; 4 new tires. one

 

 
 

 

MI 9 k mml'v 7 7 '7 7
Std-ea choc echuretor, adomountoble Gm
177777.73! t one 7 b ' mom M4»- 5.7%
. . . q . .
mm. 131 out: min t. l .Hn. main-m wed-act

 

 

FOB SALE-ml! ; «pod

 

 

7ri .

. *7 deuce at

Ave. South Norwalk, 00131

 

' .207 max mm

W'gioestoteothnk—
{ham Lot mob!

M

extra binaries. 1 extra toilet"
unplug- on 2 floors, excellent
m; system, on ”from.“
chm tan. W for 1 No
for Motionrmréh‘
ving 8mm, lo; 32 um

m. “w 1' - «' .7

, II”, 7 ‘fln‘mimé‘
dey. E3: 1%: St. lam. fine no A no" «Slim
. ‘ .1 , 1' .

M- survive her,
Mrs. John Crosby and Mrs. '1?er Croo-
by or New York: also three brothers.
Joseph. Jean and Al's-Oder Barron-
' , 7 _’ —.—lg-— 9

1 Mrs. Annlo Pal-rifle.

g , “as. Mic ,'- W 77 years.
died, this morning. at the home of her
ldaughter, Mrs. James Molt. 196

hit "one. Besides her daughter. she is.‘

'survivcd by a sister, Mrs. Vincenzo
Pinto, of Norwalk. and one brother.

ffuneral will be held from her late
Jhome, 19‘ Ely avenue. omWodnesday
maul-x. It 8:30 o'clock. and H

lat wm be in St. Mary's cemetery,

 

jSt. looepll's church at 9 o'clock. Bu-

 

 

.DAYLIGHT SAYING .

 

FOR SALE

 

,shutout. this season. Sunday. at the'

._..._. —..

«41" o ammo-i amount hi

the town. Forp

arm.
1 JOHN T. HAYES.

lReat Estate

l

l T0-ALL ORDERS
! J' U N K

%Balod Papers. 5150—100 155.

3 Rowan St. E. Nor-walk
'Tel. 441

‘ 7 Main Street, Norwalk.

PROMPT ATTEN'HON

1 7m; cxmoeo
i new HAVEN. Sept. 14,—Daylight

. ' saving time was extended to October
ProPerty m all sections 017.130 loathe ”demon last will. mm”

in; the atom nnnoly swan other.

places in this matter, Extension was
idue to the fact that the New Haven
'road has extendedvm summi- time

. schedules until October 31. the day on
Insurance which the fall schedules become ef—i

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

PM W. of Mt 1W.

 

 

 

 

AlarmClOcks

SELECT THEM NOW
FROM BRAND’S
SPENDID STOCK
“'e have a wonderful col-

lection of Alarm Clot-ks in
all the wanted sizes.

“'9 would advise any‘

I
i .
i one who needs an Alarm

clock to make their melee
tion now from the fine as-
‘ sortment that we have on
hand.

15 MONTHS
WGUARANTEE
MT DEFECTS

Remember what that means
to youw—will others 30111
that?

We believe it will be to

your advantage to buy and
have your repairs done at

 

'zxnnr WATCHMAKER
Auo cmcmuru
«moan and OPTICIAN

21 “a. Main ,st.

 

 

v

Charles Brand“

80.“

fl

-‘O house d M'MI.

macaque St. , 3mm
‘7 WoOloqesth.fl.Ddly

 

OPENING SALE
-of__

To Be: Shown for a
Few M

 

NORTH MAIN ST.
do...“

but tho and: x *0 U

 

 

 
 

0 you ave any on ,
Doyou «custom-goody?“-
11' so, «it it buo-

JAFFE C ASH
Who MN pay you tho price for
paper- and' rugs and everything

I
. .7 TELEPHONE a.

we also buy furnitum.

 

 

 

lstrainsndgiveyonncleu-ermind

ELECTRIC LIGHTING

Home and to voting. ox-
pert mach-him. I'-

WIIITE ELECTRIC CO.

134 Washm’ (ton St.
Phone 4.50 South I’m

 

to no lanthanum We not

 

only conserve vision but add in-

 

mensely to the sum total of human

Optometrists and W

F. s. LYON 7!
JOB rmmc
South Nor-wall

 

 

 

“H8800” BRAND SILKS

Don't Miss This ODDOItunity}

Mics khdies'fllliiort

 

 
 

"inn-uh). "

 

 

 

 

 

. , JI’ , 7 7 _ ’7 7 s

and you can be enjoying it while mm'nrifdr it. ‘
Thefirstselection of reoordscon also be hadgy
.,mw andnaid floral: yourconvemenca' 7 , ‘

«at

. All sizes andmodels always in stock.

Eusy Testis .

to get

MACHINES

 

will enable you 9,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

at t '

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

15%
REDUCTION
ON

Bathing Sub .

A. W. HODGE

Iranian-11m
5230. MAIN ST.

 

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:nEcULA'riN 9

A child'o' goth is of on much I.

mace as having them-mod. It
it not infrequently W a
. per-30']: has ”I“ ”We
moody sound and my teeth
are extracted. and "and“ on.

Anew. “may “.0 W '3»

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