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' OTHERS’ GARAGE
1mg and Repairing
Place. To! 92!
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fill ‘ECIAL
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'71 $6.00 Value
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FOR SALE
roe MBIII‘IEBIIL ‘s'mau fawn-4
$13500, ' a onse, barn. chicken
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rence war 3 quire, The
FOR SALE—Modern -
large rooms an resmence.
water host, elec
coal range.
six
d sleeping porch. Hot
trlcity, bath, gas and
First class condition, bards
wood floors. wide porches; excellent
location. convenient to any part or city.
anon-strum View of water. Immo-
Address box 625. Eighth Negro k.600.
Tel. 331 ‘or
TOR'.81LE-—1917 Fo'ni chki
Starter. 3132‘ 1917.1 gordaxnitb‘gig
denim. all. ;
touring car with w ' 1919 F0
McKendn'e, 9 Ma
00nd,. one block
store. Phone 403.
FOR SALE—A
Choice yearling
Cm: tor sale a
nsiield Ave, Dorian,
from Allen‘s drug
' d.-l
limited number of
hens, White Wynn.-
or 450 per lb dre Leg” pet: 1b" “'9‘
. . ss weig t. Will
liver Thurman-Dec. 23, if ordereddzft
genius. , Orders filled in the order ro-
rod Italic the supply lssts. Arthur
Ega‘g-inthrop. Ridxefleld, Conn, fret,
ron SALE_rord sedan 1920,5tarte'r
and lights. slightly used; "also 1918
Ford Sedan. Will exchange for a Ford
Tourng car or a Ford Runabout no lat-
er than a 1017 model. Call at 6 West-
‘port Ave, or Phone 2166-2, Norwalk.
FOR sun—memo washin _-
chine. Practically new.‘ 30g Frinrgt
Street. East Norwalkr’Phone 323-3.
FOR SALE~$125‘ Cabinet Victrola.
mahogany. practically new, first-
class condition; with records, opera
selections, etc, price $80. Call any
evening after 6 o‘clock. 63 Fort St..
l
, . W311” To net, 101' Bola. Businellsnd Profs-mono! M'Mcousm
LASSLFIED ADVIanrlsEMENTJ
word: minimum charge 500 per issue. 3 times :1. Oops Double Prios.
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reed. nest fig. ‘
Rewrlugzimmm. welding and
busing. ' .
MOMS (RANGE
5011‘ iii Mnifl'fitreet.
Phone 301-3
122
ARittuAN a h‘LYNN, m and loll:
distance trucking or all kinds. Otflco
if?” e 00.. Phooo 15-77. Home phone
Atoll line at poultry and dairy
foods I:tt.1l:ib’trosit. grief“. Prompt deliv-
ery, . nor on. 2 .Bouton St,
South Norwalk. Phone 2231-3. ‘
inter top, $250. a. onetime
, . A
35 Lowe 8t. ‘
L lalty.
rum-ones FURNACEb—Agmt‘tor
the famous Thatcher Pipeloss Fur-
nsce. tr {an arc rosdy to purchase s
ter see no hetero tasking
gut-Irrice'eprompt. Stephen Killer All
View Ave. "Phone 397. .
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Largest selections on stock and
lowest . Now is the time to
point andsavo tho surfacs from do-
cay before the stormy westher- sets in
Estimate! , cheerfully given,’ anti
promptly attouisd to.
LEX WHITE.
Tel. 2139
111 fix it u lE'M'ISAtlB l l
l seecrca. nmyre-
pair shop in the re
“gaff“! lilock. or or the Mensche
ma 9 out t '
electrical merchgrndlsg. 1:39:an on :11
Vacuum cleaners. tans. irons. a spec-
' Yours for Se " ,
J. M. MOELLER, “”9
Electric Sho
ln rear of Mahackemo £10163], South
Norwalk, Conn.
STORAGE
Space for Household Furniture
Phone 188 3-3
t .Norwslk. ‘ ‘ .Vonrnlk Storage “’srehouse
383 ‘ S i won fireei. South Nonvalk. Conn.
FOR SALE—Good paying Auto Radia-
tor abon. best location. Reason,
going to Europe. Phone 427.
'FOR SALE—My Upholstery and Pie-
ture business in bulk or in parts. A.
‘Bergstrom. 1 West 'Ave.
5
5FOR SALE—Daniels eight touring
car. Color gray_ Can bevinspected
Sunday. 2 to 4 p. m.. Lesurlea, Wilson
avenue. Rowayton. Dr. Lee M. Hurd.
FOR SALE~One lot of household tur-
. mailings“ consisting of piano, black
walnut dining room suite, bedroom
'B'UILE of black walnut, complete, leath-
(tr upholstered library suit, rugs. Vol-
can gas. range, silverware. dishes, cut
glass. brine-bar, etc. Cal: 783 by ap~
pointmen ii ’
THINK OF IT!
VVALK-OVERS
Right Here in Norwalk
D
We Close at 9 O'Clock Saturday
Colyar’s SHOE Store
31 WALL STREET“,
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lV‘O R SALEmEssex ‘ Tbunng " car, driv—
t-n 2,406 miles. 'with two extra
choc-:1, will sell at asacriiice, small
amount cash, balance monthly. R care
Sentinel.
l‘Ul; S.\"~..lI-—~-.\lollt‘-rn 'liousc. seven
rooms and both. All improvements.
Hot-outer hull. lep‘gmlot“. garage. fruit
tree... Chas. 'l‘. MacDonald, lzuilllcr.
Phone 1336. ‘
*‘OR SALE—g houses at 19-21 Union
street. buildings for rent. at 15
goatshali street. The Hatch & Bailey
PROFESSIONAL
_ MRS, LOUISE CANFIELD
v-‘ru-ate Lessons in Dancing. 1 M0“
sterile. Nors's‘k Conn. Tel. 1838.
Last week a. fire destroyed
oneof Norwalk's finest homes.
It might have been a defective
Electric wire.
IS YOUR .WIRING SAFE?
Let our experts look over'wur
wiring and tell you it it is safe.
The Norwalk Electric Co.
1
!
- 207 East Wuhington Street
TELEPHONE 959
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. NEWS OF THE
CHURCHES
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First Methodis, t w' church.
iouth Nor-walk. Rosario}. i. m-
)astor; Miss Wilh'ltilisr. .
sector: Carlton 131% m.
tat-Sunday services as fellows: 1t
0:30. preaching_ service. Sermon
theme. the mud in the Christmas
series. bung; ‘ he Prince com "
*M 13 WWI:-~ adv-shootout 1;.
C. B. class roosting. dam, “at.
ca. led by Mr. Trim st “#5 p. m.»
At 7:30. in the churchsuditorhn. will
be held "The lights at rm"
service. All members of the Sunday
school are invited to this service. to~
gether with their parents and friends.
The auditorium will be illuminated by
Christmas‘ confine. Twenty young
women of the Sunday school. in pro-
cession. followed by the members 014
the school. will bear the Christmas
lights into the service and into their
designed places. There will be appro—
priate music and sermon on ”1421
There Dc Light." This will be a son-
ice of interest and beauty. and every-
bOd)‘ is im'ltcd to attend.
Tuesday evening is the regular
night for the \Voman's Foreign Min-
sionnry Society meetingmbut. owing
to Christmas work. the meeting will
be postponed until the following week.
The mill-meek service of the church
will be held 0u.'l‘ltursdny eveninx at
1:46 o‘clock.
Ou hidny afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.
Junior League meets. superintended
by Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. Sanderson and
Mrs. Massey.
The church choir will rehearse this
evening for Christmas music.
All young women taking part in the
‘fhristmas Lights” service. for to-
lnni‘rm”. will also rehearse this even-
ing. .It the church. at 7:30 o'clock.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Herbert H. Marshmd.
pastora-‘Morning service at 10:30
o'clock. Preaching by the mstor.
Subject: "\Vh)‘ Christ Came." Sun-
day school session and adult Bibli-
class follow morning servicv. All men
and women are welcome in the lliblc
class. Junior League at 3 p. m.. at
which time the pastor meets the pro-
pulioncrs' class. Epworth League
met-ting at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. T. A.
Baxter. leudt’r. Subject: “The Spirit
of Generosity." Evening service at
7:30. Sermon subject: "Like Christ."
lindies' Aid Society. \V'etinesday afi—
(-ruoon.
l‘rnyer met-ting. 7:45 o'clock Thurs-
day night.
Choral Union meets Saturday“ night
at Mrs. A. N. l'addocks'. 7:30 sharp.
Sci-\‘lrrr :tt Knight street A. M. E.
church, \‘.'. Henry Lamar. pastor.»—
ll :l. m.. sermon. Subject: "The
Coming King." l::30 p. m.. Sunday
school. 7 p. m.. )Irnisr service. 7:45
p m. sermon. Subject: “\\'hu.t Mean-
el‘l ’i'lur‘."
South Korean; l‘onzregztiionnl
church. l~‘. H. Jacobs. minister; Mrs.
i‘. lrv'ini: Smith. soloist: Archibald
Merriam. orgzzmist.——-Services for Sun-
day morning. Dec. 19. will begin
promptly at 10:30 o’clock. . Tin: sub-
ject for the srrmon will hp; "Tin: Do-
luyml Monarch; of For ice." ’l‘ht-
Church sx-lxuol and Men‘s Club will
rum-t at l: m. The Young People's
Socioty'will meet at 6:30 p. in. Be-
ginning at 2 p. m.. there will be a crut—
lass or the parish for current expens—
CHRISTMAS
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
.Ptrfumrs and Toilet \K‘ltil‘l‘ in
dainty gift boxes and fancy bot
tic-5
0
Sets. Military lrush-
to. Shaving Bl'llfihESlelld Razors.
Maui: lil‘t"
3: 3.3,. So. Norwalk'
Fillii: “LXIHATORS' .
‘ 3 and Up.
Kermit. };.,;fl§ator Repair-
”“i my? .lutomobile
._ l-~'.3;1nge . _ . 3
3" 3 ' Norwalk Conn PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
1’ ‘ 934 8 No. Main 8t., 80. Net-walk. Conn.
\ _
The "\\'riit-" Gift Izox Station-
ery-laud Fountain Pens. "
I'sriul articles that nuke sen-
sinn- (‘lu'istnuts Gift}. Com-3V in.
and lvT-l: us show uremic you.
\~—__
(-lRI’I-L’z‘ (‘LEANING
= “63 '1 '1 V; .11: Carpets and
Ring Up 969
"-"2'4. Reasonable
'ges
— '. 3 Modern Way.
3': " Cleaning Oriental
- V'CCCSS.
l C leaning Co.
"‘AN Manager
So. Norwalk
”3 0:5: 1:.
F
'33‘Hg-
(Ofifi Curm-
C c . .
3‘ C: n Y
31. l’ustcurized
‘Ilk. (ream, Etc.
M
In: In I. In ANY PART 0!"
~,I
I .
allow.“ n K, NORWALE
“ Il \~l MinwALx. '
I“; , .- uml Buttermilk-
n.4,. . ‘
l
l “”h 5"! Trust or
'lv' 'zllion. -
‘ :F; H; WEE}; & Son
GARAGE 1‘03 RENT
‘ ‘Thc new cominunity garage-stor-
age (or artiste cars. Every convert.
knee in this new building.
iterate tor Winter. can
Gibson Smith
ll
Punt/OUTLET. Store
1“ WM W.
m
For a New M‘Hfit
at our Malina; Dept. there’s
yhore you trainees youth-re;
mom
1;... rimm- so: or logo
‘4 ”luck.
‘It “'mlAu ’pc . . dist
, ' ‘ . " .. imm e
at“ tot-Ink this place over. Dean! a.e requested to make it
f—Qrinity Pince. audios-wont. reinir'l or on
SPENnING MONEY
FOR
EDUCATION PAYS
“The technically trained men
of the l'. S. curn four times as
much as the untrained men."
4
(from government statistics. De-
partment of Education)
MERRILL
‘ BUSINESS
l-s illld missionary purposes for the
your 1921. ~
(in Monday evening. at 8 p. m..
Grace Kerns and Rudplph Grucn will
give- a recital in the church auditor
ium. Anyone interested in excellent
music should hear them. ,
On Christmas morning. at 5 o‘clock.
tilt-re wil be a. carol service..held in
the Sunday school auditorium. At the
close of tho service refreshments. con-
sisting or coffee, cocoa and coffee
cake will be served. Everyone is in-
vited to come out and take part in
this service.
The music for Sunday morning fol-
lows:
Prelude—“Meditation". . . . Renaud
Anthem—“Lift Up Your Heads
. . . .-. ..................... Store-r
Oi'fertory-—-“Iute;mezzo". . . .. Futures
Bolo———"Ou Bethlehcm's PlaJII"..Spencc
Postinde—-"Gra.nd Chorus". . .Grey
‘ L “bollocks-rm
fl- wlil Mate at the 11 a to. service.
r
s
‘ Society ,
Saturday (Christmas Dan—7 a. 113.:
My Communion. 10 s. In. Hot!
M Minion and lemon. .
Annual Christmas service or the
Church school will it held Tuesday.
Dec. 38th.“ 3 n. m. -
Contributions may be bonded to
Charles (alumna or Mi- Premott.
Rev. Chapman 8. 1.th of St.
Stephen‘s church. Juicy City. N. L.
St. Paul's parish. Rev. Louis B.
Howell, rector .(fourth Sunday in Ad-
vent).—~7:llo s. 121.. Holy Communion.~
9 a. m.. St. Andrew's Sundsy school.
353 Mun street. Winnipsuk. 9:18 o:
m.. St. I‘aul's Sunday ”3001. 10:30 O.
m.. Holy Communion and sermon.
7:30 p. m.. cunning prayer.
Every day there is a celebration of
Holy Communion at 1:80 a. m. cm
day is the Food of St. Thomas. the
apostle. Services at 7:30, 9 and 5.
All persons are welcome at St. Paul's
ghur'ch. and strangers and visitors in
town are especially invited. Either of
the two Sunday schools will gladly re-
ceive new scholam. on any Sunday.
from .the are of (our up.
St. Paul's church is open every day
of the year. all lday. for prayer. rests
o
. . A
meditation. /
Adventist Christian (-huhrh. Van
7Alnilt and Harvey streets. East Nor-
walk. lie-v. Frank Leslie Long. pastor.
~r'rhc regular service with sermon by
the pastor. will be held at 10:30 a. in.
Sunday school at 12!. Richard Bland.
superintendent. Junior Loyal “forte
ers at 3:30 p. m.. Mrs. Jennie Ains-
worth. superintendent. Loyal “‘ork-
i-ra’ meeting at 6:_l5—_~lcuder. Anna
von Helmont. Subject: "Our Place
in the Marriage of the Lamb." A!
7:30 p. m.. the pastor will speak on
‘the- subject: "The Challenge to the
l‘hurch." ’
.\i the morning service the pastor
will present the needs of the Near
l-Zust and Central Europe.
*—
First Cburch or Christ, Scientist, 57
West avenue.~—-The regular Sundsy
service of this church is held at 11
a. m.
(‘hrislinn Science subject. Sunday.
Dov. In: "is the Universe. including
Mun. Evolved by Atomic Force?"
Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock.
Wednesday cvenini testimony moot-
lng at 8 o'clock. To both these serv-
ices the public is invited.
Reading room in 'Roodner's build.
ing. 61 “'3" street, open week days
(holidays excepted) from 12 to 5 p. in.
All are welcome.
i
luv. llllh. opening day ol' the Nu-
Jill‘t'lli‘ services. at iht- lit-w hall.
l-‘mnklm street (near Monroe street).
'l‘ln- first senior at 2:30 p. m. “'1‘
will haw with us uan-cachcr at this
senior the iii-v. “'m. H. ilooplt‘. from
Brooklyn. N. Y. You will enjoy hoar-
M
Enrico, with tree scum
service, in Gem filth m o.
Lord‘s moor.
import.
body. showingtbntvhen mm
ssssoosslceiscommount-bs
‘ssl o‘clock. WI enrol
Sunday. other Christmas. morning
,3 ya
some. n!
_ nulls at nu.
Sunday school st 3:”.
words: school ot 3 o'clock.
plantain... Subject:
brcw'i‘abosmisinthsm
Asron. in the robes of Wu and
beautyfsxypoofthoChricthcodsnd
onus-Wm
mils! to nucleus mum‘s
bias-inaction. now unsound. Ac-
cording to the Bible this will bait:
about 1925."
Covers
for uni-sl- 01-08!
'A has selection of Christmas
gifts for your entomcbils.
Rescue mission. 8 Hour! strict.
South Newt—Sundial M a»! 8
D- IL. us— Ailno w W
cnt. Bond in the children. “3:15 o
m.. praise nnd testimony meeting.
The Rev. 8. Sands. of New Haven.
will speak at this servlcs and the
evenilu: :‘ mice also. Brother “do
is a live wire and do not an to hour
him. Evening service at 1:45. Bible
study. “and“ coming. at l p. m.
Regulsr payer um Wednes-
du' Ind My cm s.t 8 p. in.
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
8
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Grace Baptist church—9mm.
1 i a. m. Sandor school. 12:80 o'clock
s p. m.. preaching.
Locals; Accessories Stun
Timmy night—~Prso'or m. 9 wood Avenue e:
licv. Moore will preach all day. All
on: Welcome. “
Morning Star Christian Association. ;__ fa;
«electing on’Rayuond street from “’t'
4:30 until 6:30 o'clock p. m. All are
welcome. James Fuller. leader.
SILK DRESSES,
$10.95
'Vsluc up to m
SACliEn CONCERT AT GRACE;
BAPTIST CHURCH. DE. I'm.
3:30 P. M.
singing— Choir.
ltecltatiou~niss Lyons.
i‘nper—-——I\irs. Thomas Jackson.
imitationmurs. J. Nimro.
Solo—«Mrs. J. Lewis.
Recitation—~l“. Pete's.
llccltu’lionv-‘V. Stevens.
ltccitnliOIiv—lmulsn Thomas.
Solo—~J. \Vilson.
Music-ehirs. P. 8. Scott.
ilm‘ilnliouwMias Daisy Wilson.
Solo-~Miss L. Dar-den.
itucituiiouwhun Emma. Edmond.
llccitationaltsl thillo Glover.
Recitation-bliss Emma Harmond.
itccitaiiorr—Mb M“ Wilson.
Solo—«Miss Flora Hawkins.
Music-flnrpflus (sully.
.\(l d rose-«Deacon Johnson.
Music-«Audience.
Committee»~)irs. F. Scott and lira N.
l). Cooke.
L. GOLDEN
"ssswrsnowmsrur
m. -.
and [mg Bio-
tsnce
TRUCKING
Local
S. L. TALMADGE
....4. ..
ing this wonderful man of God. He is-
wt-ll-known 'm the Eastern States. and l
svrwd with the American forces. with i
the Y. M. C. A.. in France and Siberia. l
Everybody welcomed to tin-so svrv- ’
ices. Preaching at S p. 311.: also. mrct- F
lugs every Sunday. at 3 ‘p. In. and 83
p. m.
St. l'ctvr's Evangelical church. (‘9—
dar street. ncsr \Yest avmnw. Martin
L. Steup. Danton—Morning service :It
10:30. Evening services are held on
the first Sunday of the month in Ger-
man. and on the last Sunday of the
month in English. Services with ad-
miuistration of Holy Lord‘s Supper.
tomorrow afternoon. at the thle Me-
morial chapel. Westport.
Christmas morning.
preaching service.
at 1 0:30.
(‘hristmus after-
an TRIPS TO N. Y.
COMFY COMFY
COMFY
“'c are featuring a large
stuck of
COMFYS
for men- women and children.
These slippers are so attract-
ively priced. so as to make it to
your advantage to buy your
slippers here for the holidays.
ARTIFICIAL
SU‘ NLIGHT
We will wire your house for
Electric Light, and instsil fin-
tures, lamps, etc, on the monlir~
ly payment plan. any port 0:
the city. Get (intestines be-
fore hsvmg‘ your homo med.
WHITE C 00-
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BEAUTIFI‘.
First Congregational church. Nor-
walk, Rev. E. 1‘. Mom. Ph. 1)..
pastor.-——Mornlng service or 10:30.
with sermon by_ the pastor. The
theme. in recognition of Forefnthers'
COLLEGE
‘
SOLVENT NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. ss.
PROBATE COURT, Deco. 4 AJ). 1920
Estate of Henry M. Greer late of
Norwalk in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate “r the M
triot of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the dste here-
of- for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims fv.‘ comm
Those
ect to present their
attested. within
who neg!
'mcnt to ,
pa) GLA‘DYS GREEK Executrix
AEMER C. HEGEhIAN Atty.
' 4 So. Main St.
FOR SALE
on” Edl'te avenue. East Korwnlk
House 'i resins with all immvea
snout: andvograge. Frice 08200. On
.utmsmouwwt
,ud
Dex-will be: "The Stepipnz Stone to
a New Nation." Sunday school at
noon. Christian Endeovor at 6:15.
Topic: "The Spirit of Generosity!
“’ednesday. the Christmas oxer-
else; will he held at 7 p. m.. for old
and young. The children (mm the
County Home will be guests. There
will be a. program of exercises and it
may. called “Santa Claus‘ Toy Shop.
til are invited.- ~
I There will be no service Thursday.
Music for Sunday:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Ncwkirk. so-
prsno: Mrs. Edna May Scllcck.
pianist: Mine Mechelle Austin. \‘lo‘
llnlst.
Prelude—“Adoration"..r‘clix Borowski
Violin and m
'—-“0 Sanctma"
onerton ....... . . Gustav iibilnender
Violin and Pisn‘o. i‘ th
' no Solo—“The Vo ce n c
scarrldcmem”. . . .John Prindle Scott
PM)ude——“Mlnuot." from the sym»
phony in E not ....... w. A. Mozart
h h
m South Nprwnllc Baptist c are
the home-like church). L. I. Schop-
rruwChpsr m. 1-
‘ —— ' 2 “The ‘2
Manic-trees. Suffolk. Bottle. 2 Fain- pier. naztrr. 30.30 Twigno‘clock.‘ Ell I I I W B
m “than lutgrovemcots. “inland e school nod Broth 013300!!- rxfio‘: it .
l ’ ’ or. ": . he :
$5,093. “I“ M3111“ ' 7' . ’thmdggnbout .Consecration.”
~ “John 1'" Hm ' {silencer-Volley!“ my At the:
. ”‘1‘ far... . ‘ , ‘. ”I a.” I“ ,.. ‘ I Payer,“ ‘ . 7 .1 ;
7 “ ‘ L st: there wilLbes mediate! the: -
This store’s stock
relatives and friends
..._.__..——.._ .w a.“ -m. m..“- -....—.._.
Calender Pads
“Fountain Pens
Evershsrp Pencils
rottery
'i‘itemos...Botties
. Book Ends
WW ,, 1 "PW “:5
Thermos lunch Kits
M..w-.m._._ .. .. m..“...s... ..-...._.._.........,.- ._....
CHRISTMAS GIFTS "
WILL BE FOUND IN PLENTY AT _. THE HAMILTON SHOP
selves Of, in the generalrdesire to. keep living costs down.
GIFT
u
A‘ fios'r or _,
ORNATE a... USEFUL ~
'ng with Gifts that your
and might deprive them-
is filled to overflp
would enjoy havmg,
,‘ it.
Hm.
SUGGESTIONS
Photo-Albums Candles
Address Books
l] . . M.ga;ine Sow ' .1
Trays ' l’ortfohos'
School 3338
Poncil‘ Boxes
. Calendsrs
Bbskets
. Psintinx Outfits
Candy
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