.THURSDAY. SEPT. 16, 1929.
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WE KEEP om '
SATURDAY matu-
TO 9 come:
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THIS FALL.
'l'ierY LOOK WEL
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PRICES MODERATE
$2.75 TO $5.00
l>.ll.L STYLE
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office, young ladies who are
nourate at figures. Steady
wlsition if satisfactory. Answer
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3v service was delayed for
llOtI, yesterday. at Broad
:4 In the wires being pulled
.. lurL'c limb of a tree that
(Ili‘ ll'ilko.
m. v-hzmt to contribute to
llllld. in the Nm'wnlk dis-
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:. «bl-ck for the' amount
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;.‘ Harris &. Cans.
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\ ll 1mm Irene. was
no.1 to Mr. and Mrs. Rub»
(I! the Norwnll: lins-
l“ .. ll») war- fnrmerly Bliss
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)l 7!! rdny afternoon and
bowl :1 rummage sale in
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before Christmas.
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1-1 _\Il’.‘. S. Milton Stevens,
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In 500 all
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cued; at the new
llml w-rl- Mr. and Mrs.
,\'.r\\ London. (‘unn 2 I.. ll.
\n.l.. .l. l.. f‘rollch.Hart<
ll. t', Humbert, New-
.\1 , and Mrs. L. I). Fort.
.mix‘ Mrs. 0, Ii. Badger
' .inlll-lll_ N. J.; Mrs. H. I).
'- I“, ll. Campbell. All-
.\l:.~, ll. K. .loel. Boston:
all. Boston. Mass: J. M.
\mk {ll}: Mr. and Mrs.
«m. llnslon. Mass: and
t Emu-land. Ohio.
Saturday night, Town
slall. Grace Brother's full
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WE CARRY A FULL LINE
_of_.
Q U A I. I T Y
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PREMIER CHOCOLATES
Stillson-Powell Corp.
SOUTH NORWA
'1 nuxmuuiufinfifiim
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FOSS'
until a. burglar or a
fire removes your need
for a Safe Deposit box.
Come in today with
your nluahlee.
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\Slll'l’ Click-mu. of 10 Main!
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pm..,days with Miss Elsie Hill. at
“le he made at a sewing"
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E. W. Pickett reported to lhe policc,
yesterdny afternoon. that he lost two
tires from MI Cadillac, on East. ate-
nue.
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John Burrow reported to the police,
last night. that someone had stolen
. from his
place. in East avenue.
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The following Democratic «boom apparently “as: unimrt. :
to the State convention in New mvea; All hospitals near the triennial the.
were in that city today: Edward J. trim were crowded with injured and,
Quinlan. James '1‘. Huhbell, Jerem‘an physicians were summoned from all"
Donovan. Bernard J. Reynolds. over the viii.
Charles 1'. McGovern. hunk ii. nor-i The Reported “(some number of the:
rill. Thomas H. (.‘anty. \vlmam .l.vrcckvd Jmmmblle “11-“ ”'3‘ 0' Dun-
Mayor Jeremiah DonOvan ham Beldon. 171 South Third street.‘
Devine. .
Beldon ls manager of?
was there yesterday and a cartoon ot’smml Orange,
’ ' ' ' in Newark. .
client me tonight at K. 0 C , hlm appeared in this momtng's a pharmacy _ .
nival West Washington alrcfrt . Can Bl‘idg‘l’o” Telegram. l “illiam J' Flynn. ""37 0' mp Fm”
' ._ ' ._._._._ 'ed Slates Socrebficutic‘e. 41;" “1:81P:
- — —— ' ‘ r - - ,ington in a spe ~ 3 ran or 'ew.
Thomas F. Hyde. of No. 174 Main; ix. of C. carnival tonight. ‘York this aftrenoon, according to;
sheet. Norwalk. has awarded the con-‘
tract for en lllternatluzull onepipe
heater to H. A. Hegelein.
Paul Haydu. of No.
:Boulevard. East Nor-walk, has award- field “so were there.
ed the contract for an International 0‘ ice-cream. “k3 ”“1
one-pipe heater to H, A. Hegeleln.
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Boys again figured on the
police
;blctter today. there bcinl: complaints .- t
about boys creating disturbances "mum er.
Elizabeth. Day and llaviland streets,
as well as boys ill the Tihl-d district.
, Louis I’delman. of the Paris (‘loak
'nnli Suit House. on South Main street.
r-(gg‘lplla‘lnxcld'to‘Patrolman Frank Strat-
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The dance at the Red Mons I<Izlll.a‘l'°m "“9"“ u u” .
last night. was a great success. on“? Department 0‘ Justice.
. i It was said in Newark that Beldonl
crowd at about 300 being pr::f]nti\3i}\.;had left his pharmacy. this morning.
to go to an office in Wall Street. ‘
RitftShfifflz To check up on the story that
Were served. With the gratifying "Jpowder wagon wn struck byton n‘uu-lf.l
suits of last night. mother dmce is mobile. agents of the Denal- men 0 1
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going to be held on October 16. SveC'S JUN!“ 3832:: Ellvlfglfl updztnilgd rgd
orchestra furnishing the music. 'I‘lu.-."‘°‘“3 p ‘ f ll their we"
Proceeds are for a club and reading port on the location 0 a ‘
nos 3: the tlme oi the explosion.
T0011) for the menthol-5, during the g Remains of the wrecked truck am],
Its horses. found at the scene of the I
'Pprsion. were examined by the po—
Carnival lice. who questioned construction.
I ,mcn as to whether the wagon resem-l
Eblcd the tvpe used in hauling explo,
Several construction men ex-:
—-Have a dance tonight at K. of C.
WALL STREET . W. ..
EXPLOSION KILLS 30.pressed firm belief that the Wreck “...;
.clmn has um tar—been titled. KW?! Lear" c L that of a DOWIIN' 13:011.
15-3" ”Hm" n" m” “W‘CDM “W COM“ ’63 ~ 1 Heads of the. fire department 0n
lnz. V. n:. ljohunnlln. leclr-sl. " ' ““1091! from Pale One) [reaching m9 scenP- directed the” ef-
~-—7 ~- --- . v j” '” wm. . . . .cenammz the came"
1’0“. SAP““"“”‘““, ””9; jouflfi‘ 1-». a summoned all ambulances F“? 1:33:15: 03;x the explosion. This‘
VV/Illlp iron bell .‘Hm. tuning-K. “1 Just h street south. and available {m - -. 1 b ans.- oi the shattered.
...... l-st-nlvln24csk (.IIdII‘ oak . 0. wall pant. ,uas dlt‘fltut 9‘. -_ ‘
" M affluence were mobilized. ’- war-incc ni’ bulldlnzf‘ "9‘“ ”"3 Mor-l
The Fraternal Order of Eagles held 9 nanclll diurict after the ex--‘“" ‘ p... authorities were;
a meeting last night and tickets are
now ready for distribution for the
Oakland which is to be wiven
away at thr- Town Assembly Hall,
September 27.
All tall-(in: machines are not \'ic~
trolzls. The genuine \‘ictl'olll Ilil.‘ the
Victor trade mark on the cover. You
are sun» to met the genuine article
when you get it at llonnelly‘s, 16-13
South Main street. Easy terms, to
Sillll, all,
Cartoonist Tom Powers is again in
the courts. he being sued by Herbert
VI'. Cnrham for a slight bill. amount-
mz to abogt 830. The case will be
pound 1. heard on Monday morning before Juflge
Vosllurgh. Attorney Leo Davis repre-
sents Mr. lorham and Attorney Louis
(lnldschnlidt, Mr. Powers.
Miss Amita Polliter. of (‘harles~
town. N. (‘.. legislative secretary of
'the National Vl’omen's party. after a
most strenuous experience in Tennes-
see. and. later. in Connecticut. came
to Ileddlng. last night. to spend a few
Miss
hilll'li home. to recuperate for at”
davs.
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Pea Coal at Harris & Gone.
A commercial truck, registration
No. 21-69i. belonging to a milk dealer.
has been spilling milk' bottles all
along Ely avenue. The driver of the
truck has failed to pick up all of the
gills! from the broken bottles. Who
the truck belongs to is unknown. as
the number is not listed in the motor
vehicle register. ‘
As the K. of (1. Carnival continues
it seems to grow in popularity. The
Knlzllts report another good night's
business last evening. with all the at»
Illllt lions liberally patronize-d. Tot
n'laht is “Ladies‘ Night. and the
Knmllts are preparing to culcrtnln
them. A delegation from Stamford
K. of C. is expected to be present
this evening. Dancing continues a
very popular attraction. tllc temperav
turn being just right. for outdoor fes-
tivilles.
DO OBJECTS LOOKED BLUR-
RED TO YOU? Are you seeing
thru a mist? Our glance will
make you see things normally
again.
TH AM’EpR
Optometrists and CW
“The bone. of load ghee.)
macaque St.._ SlamzoId
We Close 66?. fl. Dolly
When Making
Your Will
It is necessary to name an ex-
ecutor.
Will you mule an individual
who my become sick or die
before you do, or will you.
APPOINT
THE
[South Norwalk
South Norwalk
TrustCompany
With Our 20 Years
Experience In
Handlinlt Estates
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grills; to abandon lli”ll‘ theory that
the explosion had Occurred elthgl ill:
the Morgan office ilt-(‘II or the . loci;1
Exchange. (‘onccnsus m opinion a I
12:15 was that the blmvup ball occur-
' 'n he street. A
1eClinic it'ire marshal cvprcsgeél i"ill:I
opiniin that the explosion nu this
one of dynamite. touplcd ‘lii hi fi;_
theory “us the nutmnn‘l‘lillfh: disaste‘;
llrcd in other \el‘:‘:'il:l<rn~wwMad to have,
It landed with dy-l
plosion presented a scene of greatest
demolition.
In addition to the bodies of human
beings and horses scattered over the
pavemvnt. meat blotches of blood ap-
peared on the white walls of “'44"
Stu-ct“: office buildings. Almost every
pane or glass in the vicinity was shat-i
tered and beside a mantle of broken
crystal. the streets Were covered with
Harmonia of brick and stone. blasted
from lhl- bane walls of the skyncrum, . b'l-
crs, Slveral persons were hurt In ' “m,“ anion!“ ‘-(tru('
illel-‘m office buildings when missiles 'cmtll‘i‘l‘td “uh d . 0!
lzurl'nd through windows. nu": " . we... :v list at 1215
The front of the. Morgan building “‘9 rppnxfed p;'('...r:.‘(l.».ul and about,
was demolished and the Sub-Treasury 3}“: “JOY-"film“ a A
also was badly damaged. “‘ith tlu "3' "15"?“ 'I. the injuw‘l
arrival of soldiers and police. fifty M3“! ." m ." lm‘lldinur‘.
street cleaners were put to writ-inw‘flmng m 0 r
‘ ‘ . . wove thrown to .
sweeplnz up the streets to makc pos‘ l“f l" "Tm” . of me expioslonl
“Ihln e'der pwsaze of ambulances ‘““”‘ With the tone ' ‘
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At 1:15 1». m. the police estimatml "1““ (lo-zoos M ”qu8 and dutomnbl
. . - . ‘ ‘ - to carry it"al';
the number of injured at two hundred. §“"‘r° pwumd ml‘ :l":;'(i;\lllrmfllion waS'
After suspending trading in «tn-ks “‘9 w"“‘“d"d' ' ’
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l -‘ i from th Morgan olhces. '
for the day. the governim: :‘nlllllllltoe ()Illdlnetan “ms?“ is mm uhmad. l
were girls 2
Hundreds :
the SM"!
0! the Exchange orderczl tillat all ““"l‘,'ll\.‘,{;:f’ ”WWW has-ll) ;,g..-..nllllmli
llvm-les of securities may be .‘efnrrcdlfmmd lliflicully in coping with the.
'2 li a'. xce t by mutual con-, , ‘ who
3:13. 14);: zogmlttxoe calle'l anotherlcrf‘z‘l‘gf 3;:‘1‘; affix??? 2:13.“.1‘"
meeting for later in th eddy to taketlr“ " cumon in which
. » . . . ow
further measures In connection ultbi3"":n'x'0;’m: “:31: hardlv pass “ch
the effect of the explosion on trading. | 33‘; mm eul' Telomum“ “an.“
The call for soldiers from Govem-l but off from main public booths
{was s
in tho vicinity and all blinking offices
were placed under extraordinary heavy
* guard. ’
I; A wrecked automobilcl' bearlng lic-
.\'n. 24246 was found wrecked
the Morgan Building. and the
ore Island Wu sent by Martin Vorzel.
Aellstnnt Secretary of the Treasury.
who has charge of the Sub/Treasury.
“'ith all the windows blasted out. I‘ol-
one] “'illlam Wicgel. (‘hlcf of Staff at! _‘
the military post. announced that two l“““‘
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hundred intantrymen would putt-oi tholng‘lr‘ ' _ . 'b h thin
. Ii( - lrlod lo eginbilsh u at or
finzmclal district with fixed buyonetadgfls "hp machine which had figured!
tiny and night. with orders to allow. the
. . an prumincnllv in vclsiona of
lln' one to approach Govmnmem prowldmnstvr. k ; WI
M v. Underneath the wrec '«-d on com I 9
Business on the (‘otton Excbunxolzm ‘ .. . . . chauffeur”:
was at a standstill this afternoon. ow. .""" found “ New J‘ ""3
. ~ > - ou in the lump of .le-'
in: to the absence of brokers. whom“n :{mg‘i‘KNn‘ 0' “07 1‘“.le avc-
wcrc a<cerlzlininz the damage to their - -
' filll‘m
;nlle. illonx.
"fires The advisability 0:.0n‘;li”f‘.f;‘: . An hour after the explosion occurred.
‘hp Exchange “as umcr . ‘ 3th» police were inclined to lb.- lheoryl
“m" flhzll it had been caused by a collusion
The unofficial estimate of dcad at ,0: a TNT truck and an automobile on
1130 "“ thirty. "VHII Street between the Norman 0(-
AN‘OFdan '0 ”NH" Matthews.- Trim-.- and the Sub'l‘reasuly Budding.
Broolllvn. a sale-luau of tzwwrijél Thy,- poinled to lhe fact that a dc-
SP"“““}“§- ’3‘.“ §"‘;‘l’"i‘l: 3'5“?“ inémullshod truck was hound at this
man. ‘61:; It: t [J l’ Morz'lnqmim "Par ”w wrecked automobile.
EXPC'dInngansna men 0 ' ' ‘ l'l‘hc authorities switched tlwlr the»
cry from dvnamitc to TNT. because
Matthevm mid ho was passing that” me fact that there appeared no
office of Mr. Lamont u-hen ml“ cupid-gm...“t hole in the pavemont. such as
sion mugm‘a lgliicg‘;lrtrl?hlttti:lcs:l:ii l would have been‘blnsted by the down-
“as u a rig ,ward force of dynamite.
: So far as could he learned. no prom-
?l’nvnl {munch-rs or members ol the
{Stock Exchlnzc were injured in the
Loxplosion. Thomas \\'. Lamont end
{Hour} l‘. Davidson, members of the
”firm. Welt in the Morgan other» at the
Blimp. but' were not hurt.
Seventeen victims of the explosion
‘were taken out of tho sid door 0! the
:Morgan banking: house at 12:35,
‘ l'nilcd Slams Regulars from Gavan
:nor's Island arrived on the scene at
; 12:50 for guard duty.
At 1:95 doubt was cast on the the-
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or
Chewing hubit
No'ro-Bac has helped thousands to
brat the coolly. nerve-shattering to my when members of the bomb squad
bacco habit. Whenever you have a emu“ the opinim that a bomb had
longing for a smoke or chew. Jilflmxploded. Thev added that fragments
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet iuJor meta picked up on the street were
ggur‘?o&thgngitfo;. Allldtes‘ire, slime. being examlncd on tho theory that
or y e a comp e ey 10 en. they may hove been its of thc inter-
and yuo are better off mentall; physi- nal machine.
onlly finnnciolly. It's I0 easy. no sin-
pie. Get a box of Noah-Bat: and ifI
it doesn't release you from on craving ““7“ Rd“ .
for tobacco in any form. your drug; (‘hOOSe unsweetened mllk rolls.
gist will refund your money without "9“! small: cut 0fl the WP and hollow
question. No-toBac is made by the 0M. Fill with shredded lettuce. nut
owners of Cascarete; therefore is “d myomuisg mixture. 89mm?! “'"h
thoroughly reliable. tufts of crew.
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JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Housefnrnishinge. Hardware and Auto Supplies
125 WASHIIGTON 8T. PHONE-340 ran my
GRANT—MAXWELL
MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRUCK
BROCKWAY AND rm mucus
Tires—Amorieee—Eydol Gasoline
. and the schoolgirls. all its activities
.lur Red Cross, but the twining and
l brooding of sound Amcrlcan citizenebip
‘insplred by
- a.“ 01“!!! hi?“ ‘C
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will: an cuss
wag-lama ll lane
Production of Sound American
Citizenship the First Aim,
Says Dr. Fan-and.
On the badge» of every member of
the Junior Red (‘rms are the word!;
"1 Serve." That tells the story or the ‘
‘- School children‘s brunch of the Ameri» liars-’3 Industrial school,
can Red Cross llnd its t-fi'orts to brlng
happiness to children throughout the
; world.
ltcnllzlng that the time never wnsl
9‘0 llmln'lluue as right now for teach-l
“I: the highest ideal. of citizenship,
the entire plmt program of (be Jun-
ior lied Crou has been fumed under
the \cry inclusive phrase. “Training
for (,‘llEzc'llfillifl Through Service." for
others. Since the Junior Red (Eh!!! I!
the agency through which the Ameri-
can ilwl Cross n-acllcs the sclloolboys
nro (Is-signed to come Within the regu-
lm- school program, and without crout-
illg now courses or ilk-running the num-
bl'l'_fif studies to lend its aid in viluliz—
Ing (he work of the schools.
“The thin: that is needed.” says Dr.
Livingston l-‘armml. Chairman 01‘ the
American Ilcd (‘mee Central Commit-
ln-e. ”is not :1 perpetuntinn of the Jun-
thc, true. fundamental
I‘ll-ah: of sound democracy. One of the
great conceptions in making the Red
Cross n contributor to better citizen-
ship in our An'if‘rii'ilh dcmocracy is the
realization that after all the solo hope
of eny nation is with the children of
the country."
The pilln of organization of the Jun-
ior Red Cross makes the school—[lub-
llc, parochial lllnl private—the unit.
not the, individual pupils. Mutual surv-
lcc, helpful community work such as
clean-up campaigns, lure of the sick.
promotion of bcnltb n-zuintions. pnr~
tlcipatinn in civic and [mtriotic move-
ments—mil thcsu creative agencies de-
signed to translate- into life and ill'lloll
the regular School program are parts
of the machinery \\III"II the Junior "01]
Cross places at the disposal of the
sclmol ‘uul lloriilcs.
Grmlml study coursos giving prnc'
tlcal methods of civic training. supple»
lm-ntcd b_v pamphlets and helpful sul-
gcstinns. are supplied to the local
Schools by the Junior llcd ("nvss. An
elaborate plan: for promoting an inter-
cllullgl- of corn-spoI-llenvc bctvvccn chil-
drl-ll in dlfl'ercm sections of the, Unlfed
Status as “'PII us with children in {or-
olun lands is being devised and will
like u prominent place in the estab-
lished ('Ilflll‘nunl plngruln.
In protruding the zcncrnl cause of
dilld Welfare. Rod (from courses in
home hygiene and cure of the sick.
first aid. and dieting may be camb-
llsllcd in all Junior lied Crou Aux-
IlilIrIcL
The ideals and the objective of the
Junior Red Cross un- cmlmdird in the
plmlzn of service which the pupil take!
when he signs tho membership roll and
pins on his coat the Junior's badge.
'I’bc pledge which binds together 00"»
ice and citizenship reads:
“We will sock in all wan to live up
to the ideals of the Junior Red Cross
and devote ourselvefl to Its service.
"We will strive never to bring dio—
crcdlt to this. our country, by any un-
vmrtby act.
“We will revere end obey our mun-
try's laws nnd do our best to inspire I
like reverence and obedience in those
about us.
“We will endeavor in all thcsc ways,
as good citizens. to transmit Amie.
greater.th and more lwatliitui then
she was Hanna-fitted to us.“
At the fotmdntion of this school pro-
gram of the Jtlnlr.‘ Ilcd Cross is I
great low for America's children.
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RED CROSS ACTIVE
' iN DISASTER RELIEF
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When disaster hits a ammo-nitr—
flre. flood. earthquake. explosion. had
wreck or ltll'llfl(I1I~--III¢‘ American Red
RUTH AFTER FWTIITH HON
gout hie fiftieth circuit d‘IVn
OILING T"! .m
Street Commissioner m m
has boon bury during the pol! week
spreading what is known on “II per
cent nsphnluc oil" over the Mm
“mete in propulsion for tho w“
nmntbe;
Chestnut Hill "sue: dives-ho
avenue; Sliver-line dunno: u ‘
Stevens stmt: Toll” M. m
beth street, Hovilend street. 3.: ct
Day street. Union street and n...»
1111 evenuo.
Other streets will be fluted with
the sumclng compound as noon no
more shipments arrive.
ER. '
CHICAGO. Sept 16 ~~A thaw? mime
series that our ploy I big part m at»
acting the Amelimn league penumt
Winner opened here today when the
QIHC‘SO “‘Illle 80x 71191 the New York
\ankees. In mid" vaabqu 1m”.
New York's .--l~.avnr=nn lllme rnrl hit-
ter, "3. BePklng a chance to knock
The. “White Sax entered todav's
ml with a record of only amt
Sumea won out of the Int 19 pinyed.
Dick Kerr, lefthender~ urn slated to
pitch for Chicago millet Jock Quinn
A bras. band of titty piece. accom-
panied Ruth. The band in from St.
Baltimore
where Ruth spent seven] more.
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The trouble with Anti-sum b
that they seem to think they're the"?
sisters“ keepeand tho! their [’3'
tors all need keepers.
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-The Best Salomon-A Want Ad.
ALL
TALKING
Machines
are not
Victrola
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No. 17—33503!)
THE PLACE TO GET THE GENUINE VICTROLA
WITH THE VICTOR TRADE MARK ON
THE COVER IS AT
DONNELLY’S
16,and 18 South Main Street.
. OUR EASY TERMS WILL ENABLE YOU TO
PAY FOR YOUR. VIC'I'ROLA WHILE ENJOYING.
YOUR FIRST SELECTION OF RECORDS CAN
ALSO BE PAI‘DFOR AT YOUR CONVENIENCE.
COME IN AND ASK US ABOUT ANY MODEL
YOU WISH.
Cotton Blouses
The bounce of the season's stock of cotton Blouses “LIE-8.3
divided into three lots, as follows:
Lor1.nx.oouenxno,ezn.now .....suo
mznmmsumn.neotoueo.m... We.”
Loranmmmuneroolsonow “$3.80
Maresherpreduotlouonmentetbntunbewornm
theyearemnd. mmanflnweedvin
eeriyselectionifyouu-e'
(fros- cun be depended upon to follow
right at Its heel: with help for the
strickcn people. Rod Pros relic! is
almost immediately forthcoming—food.
clothing. shelter and funds; dOctors.
nurses nnd special worker! with long
experivnce In handling Italian- trouble
elsewhere.
During the last year. ending Jum- 30,
thcrc was an m-prrlze of four disasters
3 month In the United States. One
hundred and fifty communities In
twenty-seven states suflesed. The
largest and loos! destructive of the“.
were the tidal wave at Corpus Christi.
Texas. end torn-does in Mmlm
Loumima. Alabama. Georgie. Ohio.
Indiana and Illinois.
In these events of horror 850 per-
“: were killed. 1.500 we! injured.
13,000 were made homeless, about 30,-
000 families needed help, the property
lose was nearly anemone end el-
most 81.000000 in relief (undo. not in-
cluding emergency eupplien was ex-
pended
To the I‘m from all dine-tore
during the your. the American Red
Cross out 8129.000 worth of cup-
plies. no Red Cm mm and seven
special relief trains. To meet the
needs of the stricken. the organimtion P
not in in mid M W'
thirty food ante-eo- lnd ll many
emergency hospitals. One hundred;
and twentyonve Red Croe- chapten‘
an teeter-“service. » l
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It 's the daily effort toward economy that counts when the year
is up.
Make 1920 your banner saving year by buying daily at Van.
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DUCIIESS COFFEE. now only. (5 lbs. 52.). Ib.‘4lc
SAN BO COFFEE. manly. 5 b.5135. 1b.. . .28:
BEST COMBINATION COFFEE. lb. . . . . . . ".25:
The cereal and chicory reduces the cefiein content
making it the gnu, health drink. Try it.
BESTCOCOAJD.... 2.. .. ...Zlo
rune m, nutritious. a. foil pound at the
usual but pound price.
SPRING VALLEY BUTTER. lb. . . . . .. .~ ".631;
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