at,“ "
‘ MEN’S and BOYS’ -
~ I’ If you expect to -pass;v next
winter in this climate the question
of coal cannot" be sideistepped.
" IYou'.‘ must . meet the situation
Squarely within the
anonths. It is up to you to decide
. whether you will buy when coal is
plentiful or wait until it is scarce
and price advancing.
next six
What’s the answer?
A. M. WOOSTER
' ATTORNEY AT LAW
.400. Bumlnor U. 8.. Patent Office
PATENTS
S.“ for Booklet on Patents
lilBMnln St. V‘sldzenort. Con?
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
Page a Shaw, Park a Tilford,
Green Seal, and Russell' 8
C AN DIES
TARLOV BROS.
Up-to Date Clgsr store
H A L L - M A R K
(‘AN DIES '
.. Ne ieve
e ‘ B l _
,in the-lumber and service we are giv-
ng and 'in our ability to get good
results—that the'manufacturer who
is most concerned about filling the
wants of his community with the best
lumber obtainable, in" the best man-
ner posSible, willnot have to worry
about trade—permanent trade.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
AGENTS FOR
Creo-Dipt Shingles
Bird & Son Roofings
Johns-Manvilie Co. Roofings
Beaver Board and Sheetrock
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS
' TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a GOODYEAR CORD TIREs
SOUTH NORWALK PHONE8‘1360, 2211
THE BEST
$1.10 lb.
‘lshackemo Block, Tel. 1581
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream'
The milk for-babies delivered
to all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton.
Home-made Butter. Eggs tron! our
term, and buttermilk fresh daily
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Phone 2696 and 1618
.VISIT. .THE
Goodie Shop
22 No. MAIN‘ ST.
Opposite Palace Thia‘h'e‘.
GOTTLIEB’S
CLOTHING
{-9 FULL LINE OF .“H
Ilen’ s and Boys' Clothing
. Back to Normal Prices
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rags, papers, Junk and all
isecond-hand goods. Anything you
- 0. Price according to the quab
111.3!- the goods. A square deal
Philip P. Mahoney
52 Van Zandt Streeyt
.Iieond-hand Goods Always on sale.
are.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN.TIRES AND
TUBES
Radiators and Hood
Covers
"an Sizes in Weed clam,
' , N. BILLY
Jewelry and Silverware
AUCTION *
‘ ——AT——
Brand’s Jewelry Store
SOUTH NORWALK
L; LADIES INVITED—DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND
353$ SALES—2 AND 7 P. M'.
A
CALL 1405
GET THE HABIT of calling this number and having
our order lI
PILLSBURY'S FLOUREYbaq ..... devemd
LEAN SMOKED SHOULDER, lb.
CANNED PEAS, 3 for ....... ..
FLORIDA GRAP'EFRUIT. 3m. 25c
LARGE CAN APRIOOTs, SPECIAL 17c
DAILY DELIVERY To ALL PARTS OF ROWAYTON, DARIEN,
EAST NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
’A. F. BECKMAN I .
83 WASHINGTON STREET N & CO ’ :ggfi 1405
. ..... $1.39
181:
.u...
..u-u.....--...-uo-uono\.
I‘.
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
SATURDAY, APRIL 16
$5.00 DOWN WILL DELIVER ANY GRAFANOLA, AT
REDUCED PRICES TO YOUR HOME. WE ALSO
HAVE A FINE LINE OF RECORDS AT 59c
SALE
Toys, e x p r e s s
We have a fine linoI wagons, $2.75
-: a: and up.
_ . Tri-cycles, $4.00
MuSIc Rolls and “I"
,3 for $1 Harmonicas, 10c
.th t _ d 7 and up.
WI 011. 1'
W9 8 We have a great
many other specials.
Kiddie Oars, $1.50.
Small Size
50c Each‘x
With Words Kiddie Cars, $2.00.
Large Size
SHEET MUSIC 25c PER. COPY: SPECIAL FOR
‘ SATURDAY ONLY
We also have a great many other specials. Comeln and look them over
Special on Baby Carriages and Strollers
.SOuth Norwalk Music Shop
110 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
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“As the twig is hcnt. so'thc trcc is
inclined." liow llllll‘ll wisdom is con-
taincd in this old adage. VOW llt‘r-
sons rcullxI- or $1013 to think how tlII-ir
SIIch-ss or Iiilllll‘t‘ in IMO is the l‘t'Sllll
of tin; application 01' this wise old say-
lug;
\\hrn upplilll to thrir life, it dc-
notcs til: It thI y in no 111 Id pIopI-r
training—by that is IIII1IIIt sonic ilt‘r—
son. III'I-NIIIIIIIlIly ”II II' pure-Iris. huvI-
wisely and knowinuly dirt-I'tI-Il llll‘ll‘
I-fl'orts and ambitions into proIII-r
chunnvls. so that llll‘i'l‘ has hm-n no
“Kl-“lug“ ol' tilllt' and I'lll'l‘l-l')‘ llUIII‘ of
thc hanging around llIc strm-t corIII-I's
or other similar places. \vhvrc lllltl
habits ill‘t‘ :IchIirI-Il instI-IIII. 'Ihv lcs-
son of work and, lumfillll)‘, svllldvniul
WI-I'c \vcll cxpzlli III! llll' III-siI'I-S and
ambition to llt‘ worth wIIilI- was pinni-
ml and cultiuIiI-Il; llIc (ld\:llll1il:t'. thc
IIII‘rssiiy ol‘ Inukuu; “Sr of all tlII- t'III"~
ultios Kl\i'li lo t‘\t'l‘\ [H'I‘SOII \\('I‘t' I».\»
pluincd :IIIII c:II'I~I'lel\ Instnlh-d in llll‘
)‘(HIIIL' mind. so Ilml :Ilnmst uncnnv
scioilsly all (If lllI'M' \ il1ll pI'iIIciplI-s ()l‘
.1 NIIlIst'Intiul foundation \xcru luillt
into thI-ir chIIrm-lrl. disposition 1Ind
leIIg. so that thv succcssi‘ul INI’SUH
L'rcw Mininhl llllrl luvnmv- \vm'th
\\'llll¢‘. HI~ lmcnml- lllU‘ :l plmw of tool
stI-I-l—»II thing (If \uluv», and not likc
thI~ common xiii-1‘11 m your Iron. or flu-
I'I'uokl'll ‘lll't‘l‘ ol"'woml. llI;Il cannot 1w
lllllllt' ol' \;IlIIc or
How Ili:Ill_\' )léll‘l'lll-h rczllizr- ilw I'III
pnrtnnr'v :InIl :Il-sulul- llt‘t't‘fifill) (II
Innkin: lll!‘ liOlllt‘ SIII'ImIIIdiIIgH oi'
llll‘ll' I‘llilvlrtn such n.“ ““1 I‘llllM‘ Ill"
l‘hllIlI‘I II lo ;:o sil'zvlzht 11ml IwI-omc
\vIIrtlI \leiII‘v Ilo tin \ lxllll\\' how llII-iI'
t‘lllllll‘t'll sluvndmg llll'll‘ spuI'I'
t‘IIIl-‘Z’ is it in good. lwnllln 1Ir‘tivilics.
(Il' “I'lSl‘Iill: lhv ll‘ IIIIII ll.I\I- llll’_\ I‘M-r
lmIkI nl into lhrir lu\ E” pockcls to 5m-
Il‘ th- I'c was :1 III-i I)! dun HI .'I IIIII'knzI»
of I'itnl‘vlhs',‘ II' :I II.II'I::I lIIIS lint
donn- so lillll 1I:I,\s lill .Ill0‘llllon to IhI-iI'
I'lliltli'I'Il. lllI' lIllllllI ol~ tlI-II' bug. to
Silt‘Cf‘I‘ll in lift: i‘lFIs lll‘nll Tllt‘ ]l.‘ll" til.
and .'l pun IIt'S IlIIII Iv IIIII'I < thIl ilII ir
child shall lmvc (‘It\' nplu'll‘lllllll)
that is rulmnuhly \Izlllin tha'lr mums
illlll sm'
uw
:H‘v
than the lJm is making: nsc of
ill: I;I|H'Il‘lllllli\'. l'nle IH‘ lil‘llllli: YO
'- - ~;IIII/..-Itiun ‘IIJI has for its
1 . .. I'm Good I: illr lmv'.’ ll_\'
1'.’ I l I... III ’-I..;.' III ”In lloy
h. l .~; \ .I‘ ll \IIII lwlp
li ‘- :II I linzltl‘ :I pl‘l‘l‘l’t‘t
l'n .; ' l ..I in Itlfuuni to Hill
v "I‘ It «I; -. :v' \ III llll‘ I‘llrl‘llls 0f
.\ I H» mm \. 'IzIt thc Scout movn-
vaul u .ll'r‘ “l .1! it is down: for thc
‘: mull. Ina»? 'I‘hI- parrots of N01»
\ vl‘. ma} lI:~I\I the oppmlunih of
sv-I in; ii' thI-y will go to thc Armorv.
this l‘rid.I\ niuht at :30. what th-
ing. Sl‘t‘ if )our boy is thrrc'.‘ Ilow
«ions '10 compurc with tho Otllcr lmxs'.‘
Hus hc Ihc Inp'.’ If your lmv is not
Ihcrc. whcrc IN “C. and what is iIc Iio-
Ing?
if you nn- :1 pcrson who has criti-
ciscd thc luoys of Norwalk, what arc
\‘Oll doing to improvc thcir condition?
Go to thc Armory. Friday night. and
sum what you can do.
KIWANIS CLUB BACKS
CHILD HEALTH MOVE
Continued from First page.
lcnIluncc of thc mcmlmrs 11ml ludics
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. oral cessation Qt. Elk gill
is I‘\I‘(‘(‘l(‘d. The Lotus Club qunrlct
will he the main attraction. dividing
thI- honors with tho ludics.
llcv. E. I“. .\lc(:rcgor and l“.
on haYD III'I‘vplI‘Il
us (lI-lcg1-IIIS to the
lion. lil'\l JIIIII and havc .IlI'cnd) he-
EIIII to 'lIIIIk up " for thc lllD.
Y. slI rul I_\ 's mIeling “as onc oi‘ the
most I'njmnlllc of the year. and each
IIII~mlII I' told “‘lllil hc would do if he
\\'l'l'l‘ proshhmi of the club: lht“ ma—
jority I-\pI'I-.~'>ing themsclvcs pcrt‘cctly
'IItIst‘II d “ith I“. l.. Lamson. thc prcs-
wit ("Ylt‘llllllll III. who ccrtuinl)’ is all
that cuulvl Ill‘sirl‘ll as a 'prCSidihg
oilicI-r. and who is untiring in his cf-
I‘orts to IIIIIkc tho Norwalk Kiwanis
Club second In nonc in thc world. and.
from III'csn-III indications. thcrc is
t\t’l‘\ reason to lR‘llt‘Vl‘ ll__t‘ will suc-
c'.lI*d
'lllt‘ lwrillEI1"Iort Post has institutcd
III“ IlI11III'lIIIc in the form of a
II:I.:I III \Olnl to Kiwanis ncws. show-
ing that till Kiwanis Spirit is hf‘Sill-
S. Ly-
thcir . appointment
.\1Ition-.II con\ cn-
lu'
him-r l0 makc itscll‘ (cit in thc com-
munities whcrc KiuTIniIms nrc hoosl-
In: I \'I r.\' good \v'mk.
The Norwalk Club is very mucfi
alive ,nnd growing.
1,800 MEN STRIKE
IN WATERBURY
(Continued from Page One)
. __
stcnmiiitch. painters and Sheet metal
workcrs. 'l‘hc hricklm’crs havo POSt‘
poncd action until May/“,1 in the hope
that the unit-II clat’ts will come to an
agreement with the master builders
before that time. The lnlicklay‘ers are
not associated with the _\Vaterbury
Building Trades Council.
NEW HAVEN Aprlria. —-As work-
ing agreements or the carpenters and
masons here do not expire until about
May 1, there was no material change
in building trades Icondttions today.
The plumbers and steamfitters went
out earlier in the Wk. the painter:
have been out ~for some time. and the
tinners quit i'fi sympathy with the
Numbers. The total number of union
members Who are idle because of their
own action is magma bu‘t a 8613‘-
lons can do \\ ho :IrI- taking thc II':IiII-'
TRISTRAM e HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
uit SectiOn Specials ;
weaves and colors.
prices.
A SI’LENDID LINE OF
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- Coats, not only in the very latest models, but in a side c}
As to the values, it is remarkable to note the pm... “I v}, ,.__
many cases, are less than half of those whit h pievaich l Ialq ., L
THE COATS—-Polo models, in light and dark effects. ill SW;
Fancy \V raps and many novel effects ale aim .. .
THE SUITS—Stylish models, that will meet the quui. ,
every woman Of every age-—Serges,TIIcot1ncH atht I W; I“; 3
sey,s in stunning color combinations.‘ '
SWEATERS.
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llll‘l't‘ IS lmpl- lll'lll for an :l'lJllSllnl‘lll
somv llllll’ nl‘xt \M-vk.
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ
CHOSEN COMMANDER
Continued from First Page
«1'2: I'I-Ivl'l'rd to thc fust IlcplI-Iing ranks
of llll' Grand .\I'III\ and the tart that
twin) \\.IS thc :llllll\f‘i‘.‘llll‘_\' OI IhI'
suhslnni‘lon ot' PrI-sldcnt l.mcoln.
ll.“-
Hl'lin M. l‘l’lt't‘. l‘:I.~l ("IIIIImulidI-I' ol'
Smirnuvk Post of .‘(oruiclh “as i‘ll‘l‘ll‘ll
SIIIIIII' \‘iI-II (‘IIIIIIIINIIIiI-I'. .\ linrlv
cunt-M Il0‘\'t’lllxll'll Invr llll l'lt‘llltll of
Junior \‘iI'v I“oIII:I1:II:l~*I' ll"l\\|‘l'll
(lIIII'IzI' SI'lIIlI'llu'. l‘;.:.t l‘nmmsln-lcl'. or
llInkc Post of Smith .\l:InI'iII-slrl’. :lllll
\Villizlm II‘. SicrIII-I-I'Iz. l‘ust l‘omnmu-
III 1' ol' Stnnh _\ Post, .\‘I w llrituin. .‘II 1'
Slm'nlwrf: was I-husvn. ‘1 to 4K.
Swu'rul mus “to tiII- livin in IllI'
I-iTI-II that .‘ll’. Swnriz “:Is lil‘Ulllllll'lal—
l\ IIII-IIIIvIIIl luz' thw port was plllI—
lIslul III llll‘ l':\'llllll: Sf‘llU V'l.
This Is llll‘ .Kl'l'(lntl tin .mi this
honor has Iui‘ullrn :I Norwali’mun.
llll‘lllll'll .l. (‘Illllill lI.I\iIII: hI-I n llv‘("l“4l
.Il IEII' ~.ImI- lull, :IlInmIt (I ll _\I~.Ir.-' ago
.10 II ILI), to His Ullll‘l‘.
I
.
Sugar Cured Hams . ..... ll..
Sperry a Barnes Hams . .. 35c lh.
Sinclair Squares Bacon 22c lb.
Best Bacon Sliced 50c lb.
Calves Liver ............ 45c lh.
Corned Beef Tongues 35c lb.
Pickled Pigs Tongues .....35c lb.
Pickled Pigs Feet 16c III.
19 RAILROAD AVENUE
Smoked Pork 'Izuy _ -. .
Fancy Fowis .. I.
Native, Veal. CH r 3.:
Export Salmon w
Royal Corned E r: “a .3 [
Best Quality r ”J 5.6.
Sliced .. .. 'rl ‘I.
Will.”
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Pickled Twp:
Lamb, Best Hie .
FULL LINE IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
'rrICNE mg:
iENTIRE CITY .
' WILL SOON BE
CANVESSEDl
Continued from first page
was lliru‘clot' l‘lurcncc King. llt‘. 100.
\"l‘lll in") thc imporlnncv of thc sur-
I-.I-\ and told ‘whnt it would mum to
Norwulk. He said that ho considcred
INIII-wulk'1u his homc city although lIc
ll\|Il lust (In-I tIII lllll‘ and was vcrv
much intcrcstml in having it choficn
us llII- cit_v III which to ccmluct llIc
survvy.
“Two
Mr. King.
things 1IIc ncccssnrv." said
“if Nm'wuik is to bc choscn
for thc survey. First. 'it must Show a
willing srlrit and second. it must hc
willing to co-opcratc with the direct—
ors of thc survey. Thc survc)’ wil‘
cost $200,000. but Nor-wail: docs no
hnvc to contribute one ccnt if It is
choscn for tho survcy'. All things lic—
ing I-IIuIIl. however. if onc city offers
ccrtaln lnduccments it will have somc
lnfluuncc on tho dircctors of thc sur-
vcy. But that is something that can
he tIIkcII cnrc of in the future. The
M: thing to do is to. impress the dir-
cctors _ci tho cnthuslasm of thc city
regarding the movement which is (mo
of tho grcntcst at its kind the world
has cvcr sccn."
Continuing. M'r. King cxplaincd a
similar survey in Framingham. Mass.
as glvcn in \Vednesday's Sentinel.
Following Mr. King’s address. Alisa
\VI-ndcroth explained that shc had
drawn up petitions and she askcd for
ndn'icc to the best way of getting tIIcm
signed. Shc suggestcd that thc can-
vns for signatures hc made by strcets.
Othcr women proscnt sug‘gcstcd that
it he mndc through the schools or by
districts. It was finally docidcd to use
the district method.
LON DON I'Rl Nt‘l I’.\II
IIESIGNS.
N I". \\'
'l 3,—rn'nltcr
thirt y—t h rcc
.\'l§\\' LONDON. April
Townc. for thc pus!
your: principal of llulkI-lcy High
School ci‘ this cily. has l‘l‘SlKlll‘ll. to
take ci‘i‘cct in Junc. hut rcqucsls to be
I'ctuincd :Is 11 suhorliilmtc tcachr for
(In indclinitc period and as long as his
health pcrmits. Roth requests have
‘A.
been granted by the trustccs. with-
rcsolutions of regret. and he is re-
quI-sted to remain as head of the
school until :I capable-successor is se-
curcd. Ho will he placed in charge of
the School's Latin department. Desire
to 1m rclicvcd of the responsibility of
the principdlship is thc solc reason for
thc resignation. No is a graduate of
Amhcrst and has been givcn an hon-
orary M .A. degree by that institution.
AGAINST SHI PRIEST OF ARBIS.
WASHINGTON. April 15.——~Blanket
prohibition against the Shipment of
arms and amunltions ti) anv country
where they might be used for revolu-
tionary purposes has been asked of
Congress by the State Department.
WADE APPEAL ARGUED.
BRIDGEI‘OR ."April"15.-3-The ap-
peal o"! Eleod L .“VVade. sentenced tol
death for the murder— of Garage B
Nott was argu‘ed before the Comec-‘
ticut Supreme Court Of— Errors here
yesterday. Briefs flied bv counsel for
“Wade and by State's Al‘mmex .0115:
mlngjc Mled7memmwfim
Mnic, Lillian E.
ists. will hc heard III the Knight 5-1
A. M. ii church this evening. IInI‘
be assiStcd by sonic of the host
Inlcnt. Ono of 311110. ’l‘iIlnIuI...
_numl)crs will be "NI‘III-I-r My God
Theo.“ in symbols of thc deal
of St. Xavier's Church. London.
solo part will be sung by Mrs.
Lewis. Mrs. John D. Taylor is
this entertainment for IIIo benefit
the stewards. and it is
one with a tickcl will rcporl tonight.
'I
OPTICAL
WORK
IS tlfic best that sltillIIl \\"'oll:-
men can make it.
Let us relieve you of that eye
st rain.
1 . .
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’I‘ H A ME R
Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of good glasses."
87 Atlantic St. ’ ‘ Stamford
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily
~ CARPET CLEANING
Carpets and Rugs Cleanad Clean
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL “goes Carefully
Orders Called.- for and Delivered
Service Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning CO-
37 Cedar St... -' So. Norwam
PHONE 969
up: “ '
Royal AuQ Ptg. Co.
TO BE HEAROi
Tillman of Hartford,
Olll‘ of New England's gl'cdl cloculion~
wIlI ,
II‘II‘HI‘
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hopcd cvcry
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ports that lillll§ l-‘III'II I‘IIIIlI-nliulalul “um“... I, . ,;
4\l-‘lll~l\! lII21IItIIIIi; III \\'.'III Sil'l'll in Ll'mg, ‘1'
IounutInn \\llll IIIS :IIItoInolulc llll>l~ .Hg. “3:”, . .. «but
nvss \InI'c IIISI'I'IdiI-d IIIIIIII 1‘) II... II- .\ll.\. A. .. . 1, 1r.
l"l'.\' “ho :lhlll‘illlll'lll llml tin lhII'uIl t<~nlur \ . . I I.“
Illutiltl’ul'tzlrcr lIlSll‘QtIl (ll lulllu‘n Ill" .‘l. 31'" . ‘ W m
llllll'lv'll l‘III' lumII\ lI-I-l llIIlll'lJIllIl Ms 1...”, - l, ...
IIIIIIIS III N .‘iL. 'LIIL'nliIIE S; '.~l -'W 'W“. Vi‘mnv.
Sru‘ltIl of tllc IIIIlIS. it \\. I> >.IlIl.
lmd lIII-II lukrn up llt'll)!“ IIInIIIIIlI,
..-;. hum lmnkmu Instlluliun IIImIl-
In: th; It :I told IIolI IiIII .\I>Ill 1\ l'.Ii ’ ' IV
'l... ll linill l\\0 “mks ago ‘ F. L‘ OR
______________ V 'V V
, JOB PRINTING
GREAT ELOCUTIONIST l
South Norwalk
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al.11-
Tels.-—Offuce.
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S- D. G. C \Vlll C0
WHOLESALE cosrncnor
Perfecio Bouquet Are
Our Panatclla l.\tras
Our No. One, Sc; 2f01 13c
OLD VVELL ( IIIAR
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IT RESTORES cowRS
Mcad's sDrug Stow
Willi an:
E. H. Morchonsc
NOrWalk' liarduarc t‘ 0
Devan A: Har'dwick. 40
H P. Dunn,
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David \l. Raymond
NEW RED MEN'S BUN-D
CLOTHING
-—and—-
FURNISHINGS
—for-—
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children's Store
87 West Washlngton $0. Nomi
UNDERT \hER
“C House 693
27 WASHIIMJTON ST.
INC.
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TIONERY AND ICE
CREAM CONES
53 Osborn Avcane
East Nonvalk, Conn.
Phone 475‘ .13
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Also Sold f OI 100
COMI’A‘IU
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CLEAN YOUR ‘
Carpets and hugs l
OK CLEMER '1
AND MAKE E,
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THEM LOOK LIKE N
Sold I‘v.‘ ’
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