Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 14, 1921 · page 12

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i For some time past our business
itI‘asét‘lleen very lpresent and satis-
ry, as we re had t 0
coal and plenty of ordgi'lsfjn in:
orders have been from people who
prefer to be safe rather than
any. ll‘here are others who think
[or hope) that some miracle will
is porter-med before next wintst

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

EVERY BRAIN AND
...-.... EVERY. ATOM 0E ENERGY. elm

Th'ls is the time—when every business man takes 0! his coat. loll!
on his hands and realm-end bed the brush for business.
« This is the time—when the business whine: should be ostracised.
the slouch banished, the discouraged Inspired.
This is the time—when we must induce business by catering to
the public needs at equitable prices ia- do liable goods.
This is the time—for everyone to reins r that, truth, courts”.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NORWALK'S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE ls;

JAMIE IJIIIEKINIi

COCHRANE. One, May 14.4-Some
wonderful canoes appeared mysteri-
ously recently in the James Bay re-
gion. They were constructed not of

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A Famous Public Health Organization Agrees With the

Embodied in I. (“~- Ideas

 
 
 
 
 

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‘fist will be to their advantage. ,

rave co‘l now Mil

 

. 'lWith people who so“ believe we

love no quarrel, but we honestly.
think they have guessed wrong.
flothing is sure—except that. we

 
 
 
 

. This is the tuner-let's
pwsmrltn. gunning: -.-.

and smiling service are the three great assets 'of personal success.
all go to work for

and Roofings

The Hatch 89‘. Bailey C0.
Lunihar

the new era oi reel
A‘s-r m

 
 

 
 
 

 

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"- CADILLA

 

RIB-CREATIONS

All for You—Fox Trot,
Jazz Orchestra

I Like lt—Medley Fox Trot

 

 

I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
' Trot (Introducing “Dear Ms") r
Jazz Orchestra

Della Robbin Orchestra
Btrut, Miss Lizzie, Al Bernard-

Scandlnsvla (Sing Dose Song and
Make Doee Music) Aileen StanleyJ

 

 
 
 
 
 

COUTI'I NORWALK

NAAST “BROS: GARAGE
RIIUTORI
HT MMOR CAB

mourns roe moms A!!! mass
rm muss
uonwaus a oooovsan o'ono rules

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IRON" 18“, m1

 

Fancy Fowls .....r.....%-. 486 lb.
Native veal trom.......... 22c up

Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb
asses-asses. IDOIOCUI... 350 Kb.

Farequsrters Lamb ...... 28c lb.

 

..Tonguea ............... 35c lb.
Fresh and Smoked Pork Tender.

 

19 RAILROAD AVENUE

SPECIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY:

Corned Spareribs ........ 26c lb.

Sweet Mixed Pickles, Relish,
Onions, Dill and Sour Pickles,

Olives ................. 60c lb.

Pure Lard In Packages... 20c lb.
Small fresh, Nw York Pork, 35c lb.

CHARNOK’S MARKET

PHONE 5352 ;

 

 

 

lake lolleve—Fox Trot, Orchestra' i SATISFIED
all-onus Southern Sea—Fox Trot. . BEST CREAMERT Bufiig, lb ..... 45:. “."d. T“? It, infirm: 3” a “1““ Fm.“ ,, Who“ V1,“. “w" m,
Novelty Band ~,~ PURE LEAF LARD lb. ............ 15c "CM“WN "m“ a” on“) “me" :0 {In 3::an (full hm \ou cult‘ .Ioow' ’ ’ " ‘ ‘ '
...........-........ . ".‘ory l t‘ . . ~'-
“Rig“, Harvey Hindermyer and I 13/2 lba. WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR o...n...........o..-.. 31-” write us" llid \ou ltllgr uph'" ' is the John I“. Can‘pnlill, .\'I w lXI-llglill.
l Mlxed Chorus. (Tenor) . PILLSBURY'S FLOUR, bag .........................-......... $1.29 him to “”TN “ “0" In ”W 10"4'“ (‘Ollfilfllll'Pr‘ of the functionarirs all IJUL'klt‘.
I! “I0 Heart of Dear Old Italy 1‘ vglngEW SOPNI'I'OANCSH '4‘“: ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " ' ’ ' ' ° ° ° 35c' 120:1: .83.? hw- “W J'ADC‘IHVC Intends thl~ hole-ls. . If one czlnllot answer In Horace G. Hancock, New Britain.
Metropolitan Qulflet ’ NEW I C. ...................... o. .......... .... 25¢. : t l m' . Illi‘ all'lll‘n‘lillh't‘. SOI‘I‘X llldt‘etl is llll‘ll" buckle.
POTATOE8,4 lbs. ........ ...... .... ..................... 25¢ A‘ cording m "" information glu‘” lot tor “- "II‘V hilgriln‘lgvs from one March! I' IN‘t‘IV \Yutrrlllllx <\\'l\’t‘l
. . _ . ... ‘ . . ‘ .- I s _ , l . . - 4 _ . ‘ . . -.
fie Alfred FOX Plano C0, % BUY YOUR BREAD, ‘ROLLS, CARE, AND PIE AT THE 13“,},‘00T3; it,rl'n:l,":::‘!h:hwo:fl' 2d :0 hotel to another is the only Illlcrlln- block for Ilt'ildlllg mllclllnvs.
um. mm a... 80. Norwllk, Conn. wnrrsl‘ nousr’: EREIIDERY ......n. ...... o... ....'.....-...’.’...u..' 13".}; “"°- ”W“ *1- “...... “mew” "a”
. ‘ NEXT TO Ih.- "room I-h. ._ . C, i.“ . ‘Q A chance might bring 1| room and smkvt IIISII‘IH‘I‘. -
II- | ‘ , Tunn'm’ " ( m ”u “' " "ncnlpcr" to one's assistance. This John it. .\'uulls. \Vutcrhury. holder.
lII\I-ll ..-. in Illllnlll with the lloalrd a room In a prl- Peter I”. Augcnllrnun, Stamford.

 

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Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢

Our Panatells Extras Are
‘ Also Sold for 10¢

0st No. One, 8c; 2 for 15:
OLD WELL ’ CIGAR
COMPANY.

 

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8385 WASHINGTON STREET

 

’A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.

snows» lees

 

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MME. JEANNETT E

 

scorn Noawm's mould
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street

South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

In this morning's Issue of the . . mutinel Advertisements Bring Good
.. Pri hme mounted ten to twenty .
.- - .. ~ Schultze’ s Saturda ....-- ......cr... .. ......
y peCi s the i:““"“m° c‘nofimst Off tlma- All the somellirs are a thousand per “a: ... ,- ““’
per. us a cartoon s etch o ohn R. . "‘ r ‘
TIRES AND \Vl'lglt‘Y who is manager Jof the cent higher The art works and anti- ~ .
TIJBES ‘- Bridgeport llox Company and who in ones lune taken a similar leap " Itch- BRORCHIAII 'I'ROI'BLE CALSED . . '
- ‘ ‘ Ing palms" greet the American tourist ANXIEI‘Y '
m Quality. Mat PM. Shou‘ders 0f Veal . . . s o . s s e . 18c1b. :‘ro hum [of ,Jom‘l 1" Wriglt;:zdl‘nc., at men angle. Hotel prices. (wen
' IO manu ac UI‘P )OXQS on A 8 Don ' '
m anl Ge lye .. ' when transferred into American mon- ho medicine has a. better rcputa- ythlnfl
All hi:l:;:t:;CBa,:'hu for $8 0f veal . . s -. s . . . . o o e .s. 14c1b. ser-t. “Th" 'cartoon represents the 93'. are two or three times their for~ tion than Foley's Honey and Tar for ”leerct-ricala
FreSh Shoulders . . . . . 19c lb genial John “I u, ‘0‘“. or mums: mcr level. A room and meals on the quickly relieving coughs. colds and
BICYCLES S. l . S . . . . . . . . It .lysllc hlIIZlner with a "consuming American pm“ 903‘. at least 35 a per- croup. It loosens the phlegm and w .
0,, may Term, ,, Domed 1r om teak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34c lb, 323101;?" {“2“}? mm“, 13;“ “:1“, son. where It used to cost two. mucus. clears the passages. eases ‘ . ‘. L .
_ - ' n v a a srea n are: n hoarseneas. stops tickling throat. ' - '
,h rAAIIOIN KOHN Shoulder POI Roasts . . . . . . . . 14C II). Dulwr boxes, “(caring right into the ~ John G. Hekking. 195 Burgess Place.
game" as "ltlll‘ puts It. SBVIEIS [Evy “N Pascale, N. 1.. writes: "I was suffer- ___________,_./"

"rs , .
. no Loading Accessory Store

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Rumps of Veal,..........

Stewing Veal.............

24c lb.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

blrchbark, but of a strange material
the North had never seen. As light
and swift as swallows on the wing.
they skimmed the water: Mooae fac-
tory Indians marveled. Had the Great
Spirit come from the. Happy Hunting
Grounds to teach his red children
new medicine?

since lain collapsed on the spot where
It descended. Officials of Moose Fac-
tOrY. one of the earlLest posts estab-
lished on American shores by the
Hudson: Bay_(‘ompan\ had glxen or-
ders to all the Indians who owe alle-
giance to the ancient fur company, to
leave the great gas- bag undisturbed.
These orders had been strictly ob-
served.

The hand of outlaw Indians whose
home tillage is sixty miles northwest
of Macao Factory. round the balloon.
Old Hudson's Bay Company's order
meant nothing to them. As for l'nclc
Sam. they had ncver heard of him.
But they know good canoe material
when they saw It and straightway
with their hunting knives they sliced
grout blanket pieces from the sides
of the falli‘ll monster and from the
magic fabric fashioned canoe-s that
node the waves like a thistledown.
The air had given the Northlnnd their
most marvelous crxll‘t.

getting Into trouble for cutting up a
balloon belonging to the Great Repub-
lic ncrmls the llordI-r. “'Ilil a shrug.

other.

“How muph coat for big hug?" he
naked lndii‘fcrclltly. "Me llll_\' tho lllm
thing now and pay spot cm, "

 

 

l‘:-- opvvullnn 0f lhl‘ .\It‘i"-
,-. no I.lr :Is the morvlm-nt
rn-ll whulv Mr. l-‘Ilr-

Ilu- nlimilllstrnthc

:Ill'l lI'I'sl'I
Cllulsl .rtur
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fl II
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I‘MIlIIlil \lt_\~ lie Has No Illu'n-
llnll _\uw ni‘ Anvptiug.
.lunll'fl A. I-‘ilrrcll )cstcrdny

reiterated his denial that he
acct-pt I-\«Il temporarily the
mansllip ol‘ the Shipping Hoard. ills
dot-rd him. the honor of which IH'
had no Intention of leaving his pres-
on! work and that he could not cum
consider accepting the position tI-n—
dcrc dillm. the honor of which be
greatly appreciated.

.‘I r.

again
would
t‘hnlr-

 

DIR. “'RIGLI'ZY IN CARTOON.

Bill minke, of the Bridgeport Tel.-
WAN Gives [local Man
a Write-up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'I‘llc "write up" that goes with the

cartoon follows:

 

 

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23 to 36——$7.25.

 

The illustration shows Ncmo W0
Lastikops Bandlet—concealed by the corset-skirt—whicll returns to, and keeps
their normal positions, the frail abdominal organs. Mhite coutil- , slaw

s
5 . .-. The big balloon that carried three
. —IF' _ ....................... - of Uncle Sam' s naval aviators into
' 7 . - ‘ the. wilder-non several months ago has creating. cone“ e‘

Nemo Corsets are the only corsets whose designing ls based on mediczmical
science-that is—a thorough understanding of. the needs of the human body.
The various models include a distinct designator every type of figure-but the
needs of. each figure must be intelligently understood.

'At $3 to $15
Broadest .Varieties of Nemo Corset Models

erliit No. 5-54.

ORSETS

-——to give correct support to the figure, thereby aiding health a...

- .-. bun .

It has an adjustable

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.ufi'i Bin

 

 

 

 

 

 

EINII PRICES IIIIiII

ls full full for months so the hotll
me n sin . Ann Iic :lll tourists hall cup-
turt-d and occup\ It so that othl rs (ll
their countrymen wishing to gqt In

Come and Nestle In V w Daddy's
. Alina—Fox Trot. Orchestra, ... . . F ‘ must be spoken for \" “d‘a‘m 0' mm“‘°"

. Fox Trot Orchaatl'a' ' HOPES ARRELL must p. n. a golden flood {OI thl lll- Lawrence C. Lullt, New II:t\l‘ll. ring
DO.“ “— I TRY HAVING YOUR ORDER DELIVERED. YOU WILL MAY YET ACCEPT ““95 In gxatultil‘s to hotel porters used in (‘Olllli‘CIIOII with animal flaps

consists In offrrlng
\‘ate house for which the daily stipu.
lntlon ls enormous. There was one
t‘\:llllplt‘ “In re an American palid 8H)
a night for his room in a prhatc
inmil). Thl loom was only scantily
furnished and not modlrll in its up-
polntmcnts.

Aside from the scarcitv of lodgings.
llomc stems to hlnr taken on its pr: —
war tourist attitude. 'lhc samc \en-
dors of cumlos present tilcmstlxcs to
II" American on his appearance In
Home. The same old races are seen
In the antique shops and the an show-
rooms The same beggars occupy
their accustomed places. while the
same old "blind band" with Its full~
siglltl d “drummer" of tourist sht‘kels
grinds out Its unintelligible \lolin
squeaks and clarionct groans. Cab
dli\cre rule the highwms. except for
a new auto- bus line which has su—
pelacded the old horse- line on the
Corso l' mberto.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

(Introducing “My Mammoy")’: t Best Heavy Beef °"""°°" F'“" c"'"‘"’ 3"" n 1 li h k a l l
rc es rs ‘Ic m ans w o wrec c ‘ncc L} m
Toddls—Medley Toddle Sperry a Barnes Hams ... 33c lb. ter ... 48c lb. Sm“.- mamas are known as mum- COVVI-‘t'i‘it'l‘l‘ 1"“;ng A,
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm Wilsons Hams 3""""" 32° "3' Strlctly Fresh E!" o-‘-- 40¢ ‘0!- crnts or the wilderness. While on a f ‘ ‘_ ‘ ‘ "
Blue") Jazz Orchestra, Fldollty Ham. nun”... 316 III. Elkhorn Pimento Cheese recent visit. the chief of tllc outlaws The '°"°“""g'“"'”‘ issued May 3' 0 fl
Corned and Smoked Beef was asked if he were not afraid of 1921. List compiled at oilice at A. M. H Krleger C
° 0.

western Bridgeport. Conn;
.‘l-lson l'. Bump, Bridgeport. gull
stock for rillcs. guns and small arms.

Albert G. Hugxtrom. East. Barnard,

Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot I lom ann Pork “""""” 2“ 'b' he drew from his pocket n roll of -
Della R°bblll Orchestra . . FULL LINE IN FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES mom-y that would have made a rent ' ‘ ~ wire bending machine. The Lt‘tldlilil'
Calling—Fox Trot “ hm? jealous. He was Tf‘fllI)' to d(‘=il ltan-Z May 14 —- Tl‘llllllg on tht \\’illi;llll A. Lorenz, Hartford. lltud- 0 \Ifilll )
t with l'ncic Sum :ls onc man wlth an» old rump ground" will be the lot of lights. u {TS
Americans rushing Into Home. Home John ll. llrullllilck. Nl'w II:i\t‘ll, or“ 10 \I‘ ll .

lullrlt‘lltlnl: piston for air pumps.

I’l'cdl-l‘ll‘k Ii. Gl‘t‘t'llt‘. Nrw 1111\lll.

fishing dl'VICt‘.

Joseph A. Hromlldko. New .IIii\lll.

for fastening i‘lld of chain to oily-Ills.

 

strike or kct lu-r i'ur rim locks.
l-Zrncst l‘l. Crockrr. Strnltord.
socket.
Hubert C.
implement.
Sidney C. Hills. 'l‘orrlngton,
fixture.

gage

.
Hurt. L'lllonrlllc. handled

curtain

Designs.
Ellsworth \V. Austin, Plymouth.
radiator cap.

Alfred G. Killtz. Wallingford (2)..
back for hand mirrors. brushes orl
similar articles: handle for spoons,l
forks. or similar articles.

Trade 5.

Remington Ar 00.. Inc. Bridge-
port. pockct knives and llayonets.

Crescent Company, Mention. glass
cutters. scdew drivers. screw drixcr
and expansion bits. Mr.

Mike “'oytko. New Britain.
cinal salve {or the feet.

medi-

 

 

 

 

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CHARGE ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

WM. CNGVARI‘

ALL KINDS 01‘ {PTO-DATE

Promptly Attended to

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Tl‘lcpllollc 2389.

Soundview Ave. 50. New"

 

 
 

Plumbing Taming and Heatlll'

 

 

 

 

 

me from an acute case of bronchial
trouble which gave me considerable

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

F. H.BAXTER

 

 

.md Ave' Phone ‘59 Smoked Sh Id .1401b- In ’.“““ STEINKl-Z. 9 anxiety. Foley's Honey and Tar de-
. on erg . ' _ . . . . . 160“). John IL.“ rigic)’ Is the active llcnd serves all the credit for my being
A _ . '- ‘ ’ Shoulder Steak”. 14 ol‘ the lll‘ldgeporl Paper Box (‘om- ‘ well now.”-—8tlllson-Powell Corp. DBUGGIST 2,4 5
. f. 66 ” v - 1 s e - e s s . s C lb. mm and it is a gcnulnc pleasure to _ . . SOUTH MAIN STREET
‘GA-RPET'CLEANING B. & B. Pot Roasts . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 24c lb ‘22:”..“‘"‘; sew. t "“f‘rr m" mm. M... uruocreewlssuod 1w , ' ”mm“ ' «I.
. , _. ’1 ‘ R a "‘9 9' ° tnncy I ”m?“‘h the Soviet government to put into N ell & M ‘ WW, Parka 5w '
husband 01 ' " MRS' Th“ “m" ‘3 1"“ “mm"- “3"“ eifect the decision of the last Soviet CW urray ' ~
M m.“ it comes to straight forward business ~ I Gm 8931' and B
. c we, of “w m h r J h Congress permits trade In surplus CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
“If" ...... .... u .. s ani ar ets ...... omen ...... \ .... ...... ......» . CAN DIES
' ' an ' ‘ ‘t h ‘ f M .
°'“ ““9393 “mm Open 6 a in. Close 55' in; Baturdsys e s. m to 6 p. m. 331‘." {T‘s} 32:31:?"5‘3 $33.2 OTK‘S. I: 3&3;.h§?..2f’.'30,00?°351h... 153 I? 1 41.8"” M ..-
Orders Called for and Delivered 89 mul' for m...» - ' ' °‘ ”‘e 3“"“"°‘°"° ”mm" °' gm" ”or u“ ‘ ‘
fl _ . . years past. he has been . MORE
Service From ‘ . necessary for the feeding of the towns ONCE
9" WASHINGTON 8T, zgzljgligggfli 3' t2: hcompuny he ‘ and cities shall be taken from the far- , . fl lot “f I50) WNW”.
.Conn. Carpet CleaningCo. ' - . ‘ w‘ ' “ ‘C - mm“ "'9 mm by levy: ule remalnder to be Illen s Silk Hose ‘ ”a“ 3 ”e 1.’ .
war. for instance, turned out 250,000 phi'chased from them by givin‘ them sold for the high ‘3“
I1 “all. 3.1 . _ ... ml“ . . Paper boxes a day for the Remington m exchange-machinery cloth irc'm FULL 118310331) 7 Farm ,- will find ‘1‘“!
. U M. C. alone. He’st‘ull f d ’ ' ' ' ' ‘W' ML 0' M
l’ - i PHONE 960 ~ ' 3, “pep" mar) minute. and onesesefoand and other articles. 95c pair “39" for your sprint: “015.310“
~ , _- - ‘1‘ Freedom of trade is to l . ltt d .
r . . V. ; oft; the Gorgosaurus, Dr. W. D. Mat- hate in having himself surrounded only in districts which 11,“): 33mg" In Blue. Black, Grey, Tan, excellent specimen LE MM
_ .. 1 ' ~s .... , t ow. curator oi the museum's de- with "'9“ and “’0an 0f "19 “me mites. ”d White SOUTH NORWALK SALES ‘
'. 1 W '. pgutment of Veflebmte mlaeontology, calibre. I ‘It will be necessarv it In said to ‘ H i . EXCHANGE STAB '
cm , l'v“ new"?! the Prehistoric monster In T° ”98*“ with, 30"" first law “18 obtain the machinery-tor the farmers 4' V Washington 5m" J
I G ?‘ '9... l 1 gm” of a couple 0‘ unwary duck~ "3}," °f day out I" Cincinnati. Ohio. from abroad but the other commodi- 'UESD“ |
" l—IM—I ”V!!! : . ""3“ ("Mums that-«have carelessly “9' Very proud of the fact that he a“ could b}, pm “ home er AUCTION EVERV .
. - ,-, wondered from the banks of rivers “'88 born there. That was in 1888. " " 4 ”mm mum ‘
FURNISHINGS ' :sz mm. ' “d '“m- ...... ...... ...... .. "" ...... .... however ...... ...... SEZ‘S‘IIIE‘M . fifl‘fii'i u M
.. . my 14,—Best l‘lllnds refuge from land-lubbcrs like th in Plttsbu' ‘ . ‘1 s "W - .
g e rgh. After groduat fro m1. 4 -. .- ‘
40" M :éstgfiyAa‘gggcagmvuts’fumGoof Natural Gorgosnurus. the High school‘out there. Nikon”: teFor the present e_ only produce EAST NORWALK I CLEAN vowing! ‘
m I ‘ e Mus. The Gomossurus was don on speed ed a pupa-Jo: factory. He HR ,1 -. each-Ills ASH am '
Y8 fl Gm --‘ L milsfelggfieaSlelanch lived way back but short on brains. Dr. Hat‘thew said busine- VEI’Y “WC" ”“1 made :‘uzl; 3:! oil. Hmmagl: it is polls; onutt, C GROCERY “'1' C tswlalll‘d J
g ‘1 h r ran.’ when in a n fact. he was a real Iowbrow aniong of it. and long before he was 26 the m y- !
Essa: were ......m. terriers?“ WWW” .. :22: on.” Wm °r .. Mumff‘f‘it‘fihnf‘mrwmfii 153 °°5..“‘.."°°‘“°‘ 1 ”—1.... 0-K CLEAN ER..-
“ en a. 8 companion r x comment of the Wic ' .. .... .. ...
(mildr'en’ 8 store bit scientists snooping around his an- for crocodiles. which are put at the C Gardnei' Shoe Company dow:e‘n 9“ the IV” ‘1? 8 ant. ‘ ‘ c E flflTORES COLORS SAM"I
a w J m habitats hue found enlighten- foot or the cm in most m INew York. You see be m . d p All control and restrictions meeting California W in Mal- KE NEW A
“A sshlngton ... m I: footpil‘lnts and other evidence that 80. Dr. Matthew said this enor "“0 the game and. won firhmllt 2:? m“ 0: 39911:: li’e Mluh- to “m w m m THE" LOOK u .<‘
once Ived In what is now Csna- mous but rather stu ' - s - mop pro ded, however. '
me beast would "1mm his own errors-t den. be- reduced to........18c can Bald 3”
_ dian province of Alberta. They show rely on his speed to catch the (mm- ng the coat head of e Brl - fomlggflnnxxlz?;zignfe¢ ' A. FrGehebe 95 washinglon 38-".I‘
d“ V" m 09“! "Cum 8 North I

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

A David W. Raymo ' ‘
UNDERTAKERnd

rely—om“. nos; House,
:7 wssuluorou or
raw are news so , -

 

w that this carnivorous dinosaur used

lug spun-ed to high speed, tbe‘=blg
fallow got up on his hind legs‘ 'Ac-
oordingly. a Gorgoeaurus skeleton re-
cebtly acquired by the museum from
it Red Deer River beds ot’Alberts
Just been mounted In his running

v .

all: fours in ordinary traveling. but be- '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

ened duck- billed dinosaurs. Stand-

Ing up on his near legs and using his

massive tail to balance thumb“,V he.“

v. ould pursue
them.

his prey.

he would attack temdously

with claw and tooth. The duck-billed '

dinonurs‘ bad no means of
“Willow. am

 

 
 
 

:urt LPsper :Compal‘ly he noted
.. 0335 he has a factory of hisn very

 
 

 
 
 

paper Pravda as a sorrowful neces-
sity“ The government. it aye. was.
compelled to lung the order to induce
the peasants to labor on their land.
The Btu-tel tamer had threatened

. to 1.." link} of their holdhl‘l ufl?‘

 
 

1“”.“:hoseoooesoolm
WM?“ ...... 25°

 

 
 
 
 

Hood's Drug Store. '-
William Miller. 3: Washing."

 

 

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