Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 21, 1920 · page 11

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LASSIFIED ADVERTlsEIviETIg 1

FOR SALE

 

FOR SALE—Slightly imporlect-white

enameled no- o
ring. Ali“? 0° sinks, at a great

0ne~pipe Hooters .130

H A. He elein, 5 .
walk, Plague 473-3? water St“ s°~ N01"

5:...» Haven. l?” SALE-‘Bfl-l‘zain. Five passenger

Ghalmors Touring car in first-class

. .. ‘ running condition. All in good order.

- - «lrnlrt‘s
.r manual. clerr

w-m Spanish. FOR. SALE—0v

l.l \V.

"—" Price 3.650 This is the time
. . to .
t9 ,lpq. 181 Main. St., Norwalk_ Tel. 11:21.v

erland. Coupe. and

cars “gamma 4 Tourln oar '
ldemonstration. Fine gconditio‘tlxfieflia “1:1!
|Maln street. S. L. ,Bendlct. ' ‘ I

viciins. would

I .; FQRSALE—Fg'ne o d cello. sweet tone.

-' . 1y 6.
1.118% 50% Chr 3

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old
tines gift. Phone 2311.

1'08 SALE—Cheap. chauffeurs suit,

rly new. 65 Elmwood avenue, or

" . . h. Telt.1a8

...~m> and bat
.33., including
\ Main St” 0"
' I

will. with board. ‘

12 mic-mun. RH
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‘ 3. :2! date. 217
ull premises
mums. with or
lwlvllli fur llflh’

(Kill (ll 1‘.

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l: ';'..:?l-\_ 1t)
" l‘f‘.’ l_'.

.- \ Space. hon-'9
‘.\'~ pause rnmlls.

lllll)ll(‘ll Coal
. S:..lL'.:1.;t-k. Conn.

l.l )S'l‘

2' \vm.‘ \\.'.l:
" l'lI'HS." it'-
‘I‘: Monro?

location

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1’0}: HALI'J- New Ford Station \Vag‘:
on body. Natural wood finish. t‘om-
ph-tt- \ntll windshield and femurs.

This body is in excellent condition as

it is still in munufaxcturcl‘s' crutc. For
further particulars apply to Joseph
llulns, lie-.22; Ledge. Hickory Blut't‘.

FOR SALE—Bargain. Small farm, 4
acres. Groom house, barn. chicken

houses, fruit. good road, near city.

$3.500. easy terms. Inquire, The Law.

rcncc Agency.

Eon SALE'—Modern residence. six
large rooms and sleeping porch. Hot

water heat, electricity, bath, gas and!

coal range, First class condition, hard-
wood floors. Wide porches; excellent

diate possession. Bargain at 6.500.
Address box 625, South Nor-walk or
Tel. 1861 '

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FOR SALE—A limited number ol‘

choice yearling hens, Vl’hite “'yan-
dottcs; for sale at 40c per 11)., alive.
or 450 per lb. dressed weight. Will de-

liver Thursday. Dec. 23, if ordered at

once. Orders filled in the order re-

 

 

» :'.. “1' money in pay
mine. Reward. Re

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"_\ :wnrn same to 202
. pm: and receive re-

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'l‘U RENT
95. s-litlllll HOUSE
'. (rum Her. 1"".
'-':C.Tr'_‘L'LARS OF
i. 1A YTON & (0.,
Inc.
2..:7, Ave, South Norwall: .

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; 3.91212 BROTHERS' GARAGE?

’ =’"'.'erhauh'ng and Kayaking

‘ Hanford Place. Tel 92!
none: BROTHERS, Props. '.

 

 

 

$5.00 and $6.00 Value

MA*—-’

Copyright Clothing

Company
5 N. Main St. So. Norwalk

 

 

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SPECIAL "
; Men’s Sweaters, $2.98;

 

$10.00 and Up.

* Norwalk Radiator Repair-
ing and Automobile
Exeharge ‘
:6 Main Street, Norwalk Cow“
l Phone 954

FORD RADIATORSJ

leelved- while the supply lasts. Arthur
W. VVluthrop, Ridge-field, Conn, Tel.

1.8742

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. ..:l..-.-. iron SALE 4125 Cabinet- Victrola.
l’. '71:. runlzm. 4 months

mahogany. practically new, first-

class condition; with records, opera
selections, etc., price $50. Call any
evening after 6 o'clock. 63 Fort St..
.East Nol‘walk.

 

l-‘Olt SALE—Good payng Auto Radia-
tor shop. best location. Reason,
going to Europe. Phone 427.

 

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.._Ct‘1-'-‘5 word; minimum ohargobOcporinueJtimu $1. a»: Double Pnoo (jglkv
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BUSINIESS NUTlUm

 

Repairing. overhauling. welding and
brazing.
MOMS GARAGE
122 South Mom Street.
Phone 301-3

 

x;Al_{RlGA.N a puma. we... and lung
distance uucm at all minus Oliico
giggly & Co.. Phone 1677 House nhonu

 

A full line at poultry and dairy
eeds at lowest prices. Prompt deliv-

ery; F. Libner a: Son. 3 outon St.
South Norwalk, Phone 22333. '

 

 

 

venient to any part of city. l
Unobst (1 view of water. lmme-l

 

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. nteed

. Jul” will

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or hwe‘byd" Look

 

Each ... .. . “Diamond Dyes"

woman can diamond-dye a. new. rich.

fadelcss color into worn, shabby gal‘-‘

ments. draperies. coverings. whet‘m-r
wml. nilk. linen. ‘ootton or mixcd
goods.

lluy “Diamond Univ—goo other
kind—then perfect results are guaran-
': ~d even lt‘ you have. never dyed be»
fore. Drusgist has color card.

 

AmlN DED SCHOOL HERE

 

THATCHER FURNAGEFAthfi’; Mr. notehklss “'rotc Novel in “mm

the on: Thatcher Ptpclou

nape. a" . m...
one-pipe ggtefiee me Wm in:

reasonable

‘Sggrvlce prompt; Stephen um All
. 1'-
Iview Ave. Phone 397. ’ e

 

WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Largest selection: on stock and
lawut prices. Now is the time to

paint and save the surface from de-»

oaé before the stormy weather lots in
stumates cheerfully given. and
promptly attended to.

ALEX WHITE.

Dani-an Figured.

 

Chauncey Crafts ilotchkiss. a well-
known novelist and writer ot' magazine
stories died at his home in Brooklyn.
N. Y.. last week. at lllt' are: of sixty-
eight years.

The llrooklyn Eagle says:

Mr. Hotclikiss was lmrn on ()rtuln-z
ES, 1552. in old Nc-w York city. the
son of \Yillium ll. mul lti-ln-ccu l‘-.

lHotchkias. His inth't-r was a hrolc. r.

35 Lowe St. Tel. 2139 His ancestral home \\ :11; in \Voodlmr}.

J MTSAvs

I'll fix it it it's electrical. In my re—l

pair shop in the rear of the Muhacke
mo Hotel Block.

Will make prompt repairs on all

electrical merchandise. and appliances.

Vacuum cleaners. tans, irons, a spec-

ialty.
Yours for Service?
J. M. MOELLER.
Electric Shop

In rear of Mahackcmo Hotel. South

Norwalk. Conn.

STORAGE

Space for Household Furniture
. Phone 1683-3
.‘Ul'fi'a‘k Storage “'archuuso

l.-

8 l'nion street. South Norwalk. Conn. ‘known novel. "For n Maiden llrnvr'

 

THINK OF IT!

\VALK-OVERS
Right Here in Norwalk

 

We Close at 9 O'Clock Saturday

Colyar’s SHOE Store

31 WALL STREET

 

FOR SALE—My Uphols—tci‘y and Pic-
ture business in bulk or in parts. A.
Berg‘strom, 1 West Ave.

 

 

 

lFOR SALE—Daniels eight touring

car. Color gray. Can be inspected
Sunday, 2 to 4 p. m.. Lesurlea, Wilson
avenue. llowayton. Dr. Lee M. Hurd.

 

 

lr'Ult S.\l.ll~ Modern house. seven
rooms and bath. All improvements.

Hot \i'ubrl' lll‘ilt. large lot. garage, fruit

trees. (Thus. ’1‘. MacDonald, Builder.

l'iionc 13:6.

FOR SAIL—3 houses at 19-21 Union

street. buildings for rent. at 15
mrshall street. The Hatch & Bailey
L0

 

PROFESSIONAL
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
Private Lessons in Dancing. 1 Mott
avenue, Nor‘rv'k Conn. Tel. 1838.

 

GARAGE FOR RENT

Thr new community garngwstor-

age for private cars. Every conven-

ience in this new building. It will

pay you to look this place oycr. Dead
storage for Winter. Call
Gibson Smith

MISCELLANEOUS

L. llayne, M. H. Foil-Otver‘of Ethel
E. Purity. Spiritualist Medium. 200

 

‘Edgewood Ave. New Haven, Conn.

Readings by mail. Send no money.

 

ARMY BALLUUV BURNS It?

ALBANY. N. Y.. llt-t'. :l.—-(Hlk' ()l'
the two army airplanes which \Vt'l't‘ to
llll‘»t' :wnrvhml lln- Adirondack l'I'-gi0ll
for tha- missing naval balloon took t‘irc’
noon aftr r hopping Ol’f llt‘l‘t‘ for Glens

 

 

 

 

CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets and.

Prompt Service. Reasonable
Charges

Our Way Is the Modern WAY.

We lpeclalize In Cleaning Oriental.

Rugs—Hand Process.

(‘onn Carpet Cleaninz Co.
G. S. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar SL. 80. Nor-walk

 

Rugs Cleaned, Ring Up 969 ‘ I

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ll.\t.l IL ”I” \\(L\II~TV \WmCRS

.2 .;1:') plans for llit' organizing
‘3 ll" « llt‘lll Lo-uguv of ,\Vomcn

~ .2.~ 1'» m. .l. at it inflating 0f 1'0!”
s Ill Liriuus women organi-

i\ ' tEv- Hurll'nlwl ‘l'. “C C. A

 

Ali‘s Mil-vi \\':illslmrn was

Q Ii'll‘HYl 0i lilt- committee.

. >311?»- lh-nlcn. (.x‘ Naugatuck.

' ~ '2. munrn legislators in

' . uh: rlu-lvvl secretary. The

' 1-. Zulslwe‘N \'.:l.; the appoint-
' ‘ l'nllllu'FS of the (9111er
' 1'7 2 wr tln- launching of the mated at several

l—l-‘ulls this morning. :Illll was forced to
makv u landing at \Vcstcrly island.

Iabout two mi’lo-s south of luv-r". This

.plniw \‘(ils llostroyul. hut Linc-t. 1“. ll.
(Johnson. pilot. and Sergeant tie-urge
~Siatkt2, ulisvl'Vc-l‘. 1m reported to have
‘cscxipt-(l injury.

Licutrlluut L. \'. l'wnu. army pilot 1'3—
Signt-(l in Search for tl‘u- missing naval
balluml lu-llrvml to lmu- been blown
over tlu- Adirondack Mountains. today
prt-pill‘l'tl to take off :llnllt’ when wry-ml

”was l‘t't'tth'Il that Lil'lll. l-‘. l'.. Julill-
son. another army pilot. assigned to
’1!“- same task. hurl made it forced
- kindling no-ur Albany. |

Linn. l'wzux uuitl lu- wanted to Let lF‘RANCl-I DELAYS RIVIXICAN REC-
stm'tt-(l as soon as possible lost at ()(;\|1‘:§;_\;_
'l‘AlllH. llt-t'. :l.*——Tlll‘ Foreign 01'-
"‘0‘1' dangerous. 1” "“5" ”f 1‘ “"9“" :I'ict' announced today that the negotia-
landing. he plans to alight on ice 84w-

changz- in weather makes flying ('Vt‘i‘

es thick.

_______,____.___.———-——
Lli‘llS HERE kw .\ VACA’l‘lOS.

who iu-vtntly knocked him out.

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KNOXVILLE. TFV‘IL. llt-c. 2l.-——Th(

 

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1 Trinity Place. So. Norwalk. T011117

(HJCNS FALLS. .\'. Y.. lN't'. L‘l. -—

NI'I’W YORK. Doc. 21.——-Tcd'(l{itl)
LIAWViH. of England. former holder of
the world‘s Welterweight title. is
speiulmg the holiday season in this
country. Accompanied by his family.
«he a: rim ~l yencrday on the atcumship
Impe: i.l.l"i‘. He will not engage in any
#houts in America. lli' said. and plans
to 1. turn to England early in January
(or it r-Iurn bout with Jack Urittou.

1‘- & 3- “AC“““ 51'0"“ m “M"D' 3 ammxr. x. v.. Doe. 21.——An-

'nouncemt-nt was made today by the
:Albany Eastern [mat-bull League club
that Joseph firmingham. former
manager of the Cleve-land American
League- club and for the last two years.
manager of the Pittsfield Eastern
League team. had been signed as man-

‘ housand ager of the Albany team for next new H
bandied ‘ : lace. W W!

machim- shops Of thi- LOHlSVlll“ and
Nashville railroad. :1? litowuh. south
of the city .werc totally destroys-ll by
fire. ulrly this morning. according to
:1 tell-phone message. All of tho- mn-
chiucry in the plant was reported lost
and the damage was unofficially o-sti-

 

Last week a. fire destroyed
one of Norwalk’s finest homes.

It might have been a defective
Electric wire.

15 YOUR WIRING SAFE?

Let our experts look over your
wiring and tell you it it is sate.

‘ The Norwalk Electric Co.

l 207 East Washington Street
TELEPHONE 959

 

 

 

 

“ SPENDING MONEY
FOR

, EDUCATION PAYS

“The technically trained men
of the. L'. S. earn four times as
much as the untrained men.”

(from government statistics. De-
partment of Education)

MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE

35,000. For part: ulars

Ask John T. Hayes

 

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tions in which Fl‘fillrt“ is collaborating?

cred ponds and lulu-N i" ”3" ’“"“""n’ith the l'nitwl States and (ire-atl .. TRUCKING

talus. Ice is now sew-n to eight inch-

u tll‘ClSlOfl.

the l'nited States does.

 

NY TEAM.

 

, He
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on Evllie avenue. East Norwalk
HOUSt' 7 rooms with all improve-
ments and (hirsgv. l’ricc 86700. On
Name street. Norwnlk. House, 2 Fam-
ilies with all lllllvz'ln'cments. ‘ Pride

7 Main Street, Not-walk

lirituin. looking toward recognition of
the m-w .\lv.\i(‘:tll governmt-nt in the -’--—--
event that satisfactory guaruntw .; are

given. are less hopeful than they wvre- S, L TALMADGE
s-cverul \"l't'ks ago, it is unlikely that 7
France will make a decision whether DAILY TRIPS To N Y
.to acct-pt as minister to France llr. .\l- ' '
frcdo (,‘zitllregli. Foreign Ollicc officials \
said. until these nations have rcuchcd.

In any event. it was stall-«l. France
will refuse to recognizt- Mexico untilr SUNWT

.Conn.. in a house which is now one of

the hotels. llotcliitissxille. no-ar lny is
named after the. fluidly. Mr. Hotclh
kiss was educated in old P. S. No. 35.

in Manhattan; the Jackson Military,

academy in Danbtlry. Conn: Sollock‘s
sehOul in Norwalk. Comr. and in :x
printv school ian-ut ”alllllzlnll.
Hr ;:.:l“.ed in business lift: in :1 “kill
street oflicc.

Mr. Hotchkiss was chiefly kn-nvn
for his novels. 110 “as a. pionm-r in
historic novel writing. ”is first book.
“In Defiance ot‘ lllt' King." was ill.-
first historic novel of this generation

land was soon followed by many imits‘
.ltions. "lkctscy Ross" was :1 wells

fraturcd the lritish attack on Dan—
hury. Conn. His last non-l. "Th.-

ilvrn-y Bull." zippt-arinxr this tour. has
hit!“ placed (in tin mnvi: screen. t0

which other storivx’ (1' his “aw lww.

rcndrr until the .-.:.l m the hook.
N: :u‘ly t\\'l‘ill}'—li\-‘ )ears uxn .‘ll‘
llvlrlilatsv. mxn'ii. rl Min.» lizltl- .\'. l{l‘ll';~

.14.. :7 his older bro: um. ‘.\ illizim llutc’u-

\‘.'.:!l bl l (‘6. L

 

BILLY DI-Z l-‘Ull 8‘. FREDDIE
JAl‘I‘. S. 'l'( )\ ltill'l".

)Tl".\‘\' YORK. lh 1'. ‘_‘l.——ll0\\' many
times l‘vlllj" l‘t l-‘wc ell hit l-‘rtfitlir
.l-trln‘. ;\.1 English i’tntlzcryx'wight. .lu l
li.l:_\ Ln it i;. the ring oi" the Commun—
“1113'.“ Sa‘wol‘tin‘: ('lul' tonight is pro“—
unusual. lwul doubtless only :.n rz»

 

,p- 'l. illitilit'lllillil‘iilil “in lx.» .iblv to
'11 l uni :1” ill“ plflwlln >:. It- niur't in
iiiii in t..\.~:~ nl .l.u~l«~l tin! " ll.“
l'lifi' v.1 iruturvs ..ll.l;:‘.l_z~.-.-»l:1pl':lii§.

tlirqwmtimg.

 

 

Radiator and Hood
Covers,

for all makes of cars

l
i

A fine selection of Christmas

gifts for your automobile.

 

Aaron Kohn

Leading Accesaom s Store

 

. 9 Railroad Avenue

 

 

HARTFORD BANK MNEY BUS hm "NED

 

IIAR'I‘FORD. Dec.
mont was made today by the City
Bank and Trust Comm
purchase“ the name gl‘vb
An ‘2 jl—ahnmusmliwixannnulla Trait
Co 1m ark! Wampum todtlye'r
"Al-tie riteun amust‘rialnamd . . . saw:
a 3mm mandamus
rmér'wnn 32.500.000v deposits"
81(0,000 and
$700,000 in commercial deposits. The.
American Industrial hogan business in
Its assets Nov. 15 were $4,264.-
. The City Bank and Trust Com-
contalns directions so 311*“: that any puny has resources now of about 315.—

Joseph Crhnnte. of Bridgeport. was
fined 87 and cost-.mx tit-8:6.-
-50- .m'nandsmM-ham «this
“mm-on ammo-aw coir-t a.
nubddmhcnnw pond Mum! .m
m‘-‘Hlflfiil
”"Crimfle momentum mom.
"or meole-h
jitney bus driven by John Monroe. of
which an!” to the
window pane in the jitney being
Crbante . rel-ed no pay
for the damage at the time and was

:1.—Announcc-

that it had

Coloratiever Sm.filti%65h 2,, out unmet.

 

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-Advertiu in the Selma“.

wflw’- .wu—a vw— ——-— r “M""“"-

:«znzuzwe-imzkezogzwmwzmw _
‘ E S T - ~
Chrlstmas 'Glft of All . .

There is no gift that can compare

 

 

9 O O O O O Q 0
”.”.“.”.”.”.O 0....”

with the Hoosier—for the joy of own-
ing a Hoosier extends throughout: the '
:,’ez11'¥*e\’er§' day of the year.

Hoosier brings happi" fishy; cutting » 2 , :7 .3
out the needless steps and waste mo;
tion Of kitchen work.

its many special features and super—
ior construction‘make it the one kit-
chen cabinet in greatest demand in-
America.

tlzmsi'crrt-ti. Mr. llllll'lJfilSS‘ ])U\\‘t-l'>‘ u.‘
dwwription \vvrv l‘vlllilll..’ll=ll‘ and his
pl I111“): was u constant l-rw- upon ttw

.. .. -30.... Delivers Your
Our supply is going fastwso til you: ‘ 1 H 0 OS I E R

tmas, take ‘

lr-l“. \.il(IS!.' :Llit‘t'SlUlF. tire Ktmwr:nlm:.-
H25. lived on liremlanr, OPDOSHI‘ lll‘
(“11). Elull park. Slu- bllrlh‘t'n‘ him. us

want a Hoosier for Chris 25
air advice—come in and reserve it— BALANLE 0N EASY TERW

TODAY.

l\~.‘<'~', l-ruminrvn‘. sozm yearsnxoilx

$1.00--Join Our Hoosie Xmas Club-$1.00 f
STERLING FURNITURE CO. 3

127—131 \VASHINGTON ST.
tedduzuwntwtututoéul '90:”:W2WW1

 

 

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".0 p ‘m ”16 9””
336mm as they 30

_'l 92103;) art'l‘ .i-nnoq

l'l’hesmre h filled with goods“-
Me nodal Christmas presents.

E. K. BANKS

Under Mahackemo Hotel

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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No matter how big your Christmas list. the:
~. terms make it possible for you to afoul the: ‘
‘noost-me one best gift of. all. Al

’PHONE 105 .‘f‘

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X HOST OF

BEAUTiF?‘

 

This store’s stock 1

 

relatives and friends

 

SILK DRESSES
. $10.95
Value up to $22.60

L GOLDEN
BBB WINDOW DISPLAY

 

selves of, in the general

Handipads
Rohfnson Reminders
Calender Pads
Fountain Pens

 

0” . ..._..--- . _-.-___.—-

Evcrsharp Pencils

 

#1
Local and Long Dis-
tance

Pottery

Thermos Bottles
Bock Efls

Nuttiag Pictures
Thermos Lunch Kits
Still-wry?

Lcfler Brief Bags '

 

 

 

ARTIFICIAL

\

\Vc will wire your house fa.-

M
mum you.“ 1‘0 )mxAGE AliBA- Electric Light. “(L- mu fix

tures. lamps, etc.. on the month-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CHRISTMAS GIFTS -
L, ORNATE and USEFUL

WILL BE FOUND IN PLENTY AT THE HAMILTON SHOP 7E:
5 filled to overflowing with"Gifts that your

d enjoy having,_and‘ might deprive theu-

desire to keep living; momma

Photon” _‘ Candles :

mm Religious Articles

Pom

School Bags Tourists Toilet Sets f:

i’encil Boxes ' ‘ M Sets 3r

Calendars . -‘ Handel-ale Pen Wipers 'i

Baskets _ We Burners <.2

Painting. Outfits _ tanks .3:

Sewing Outfits . Raggedy Ann and

Cameras '\ Raggedy Andy Dolls 5;;

Candle Sticks if.

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lv payment plan, any part of
the city. Get our estimate be-
fore having your hoora- wired.

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