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5, Anything
Vania State TeX.
humor.
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'(Our phone, you know, is Si
.sa—MII-HE . ‘
live-Two. )
Male Voices—Pro
The two words,
D. Kerr. describes the
"Blue Jeans."
No. 5077l—Hey Paw!
bells and horns,
dialogue bet ween
present.
tel» is introduced.
Fox Trot.
M r.
and Edison owners are
familiar with his em
ingratiating 1m lady
that wins .1” hutrts.
Waltz (introducing ‘
in Mandalay")_
Baron, Olman.
AS we have will-n
This one. made up of
Miss" and "Moonlight
lay." commands your a
admiration by its lull
haunting beauty,
Mex Felte'
Among tin.
iox trots.
something
The music is lull «11‘
turns and twlals of
harmony. indicatvtn: tl1
poser oi‘ tinm.ith;11d
of
No. 50774—-Would You
tOterling-McConnell,
The appetite l'nr lox
from satiation.
lite 'qut a little mole.
...‘
For Dancing—Orlando's
'i‘lll‘nl
This latest tut trot of his seems as-
sured oi 1:: 11 ml popularity
is
De Voll,
good Waltzes mt- too i"
melodies from the songs,
to You“ ‘
’l The wholesale price of 0031
pdvanced on. May lst, also at. .
lune lst. Another advance com:
lug July 1st, also new Pennsylpl
.(fi
' You know what this means tot
the retailer and you can easily l'
guess what it means to the com!
a
A warning here, a warning tI'QQ-l i:
The Alfred Fox Piano Co:
I8 North Main 8t., 80. Norwelk
Opp. Congregational Church
No. 50771—3!“ Jeane, Traveller
mier Quartet
"Blue Jeans."
stand for rustic simplicity and the
happiness or humble things. In hlh
lyric, the w1iter of this song: Harry
untorgetablo
days of childhood, when the hero
of the song played with a little girl
to whom he gave the name of
Shrigiey
Male Voices—Premier Quartet
“Hey Paw!" opens with a scene
at a country fair. at which there is
plenty of noise, made with rachets,
iollnwed by 3
some
At the end or the clamor.
“Si llolhrook's Singing Orchestra"
—whlcl1 is really the Premier Quar-
farmers
No. 50772—Juet Wanting You-
Za mccn Ik '
Orchestra
J. S. Zanlet'nik is well known
as a C(inlpnn't'l' of popular melodies,
nlorc or less
work,
lUl' its
the kind
No 50772—Ki33 a Miss—Medley
‘Moonlight
Yellen.
Green Bros. Novelty Band
For Dancing
said before.
are to miss.
two popular
"Kiss 8
in Manda.
ttention and
sweep and
No. SON—Tea Leaves—Fox Trot,
EagamWhitmg
For Dancing
Della Robbie Orchestra
multitude nl Oriental
this one stands out as
exceptional
quality.
unexpected
melody and
it the com-
A. Whiting.
is a musician ol ulinlllallt)
T—Fox Trot
Orlando's Orch.
For Dancing
trots is far
“W ould Y0 u?" is a
number that {till tltkle the appe-
.3: :l 1111 I :i: t i
Orders and 00an Accepted
’1
ti;
..
Does it mean anything to you?
OLD WELL
l
w.-,_,
”laurel. nuoe
Treated
I“...
[effecto Bouquet Are =
Now Sold for 10¢
on Panatella Extras are
Also Sold {for 10: 1
'WNo.0ne, 8c; 2for 15c
l
Consequently,
material diflerence
away stain.
another influence would be
Causes Beyond Our Control. . ‘
‘5, Don’t Blame Lumber-'—InVestigat‘ef‘ I! '
. Our observation for sailors: :mths poet.
'that the enerel talk prev en
lumber w:- down. a good many projects the-t had been held up were
dug out and rcngured and no appreciable reduction in price was shown.
' Lumber was ilgured much lower. but due consideration was not given
the fact that the cost of ordinary construction was nearly so per cent
for items other than lumber and which had not been reduced at all.
the substantial reduction
in the cost or a job and the plane were
Under this condition it seems necessary to us that the,
fact be brought home that lug?» mogognband we belie: 3:" ‘3' :1:
‘ a to area utiding that ,
were tamed by th poop dilected toward the reduction oi the price
‘ ' at all other items entering into construction.
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
11.1.1... to Bulges. Lowest-1&4
“if
(we see a change new)
building circles that the price 0!
inlumberdidnotmaheavery
tucked
IOUTH NORWALK
use WASHINGTON STREET
.VAAST BROS.’. GARAGE
' DIOTRIIUTORO ’
. - CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS "‘
measures 1'03 morass AID m0”
TAXI much *
uonwasx a eooovnn CORD rinse
QUALITY GROCERIES
AND ' i1? " _
2 FREE DELIVERY
'A. F. BECKMANN '& (30., Inc.
\
PHONII I”. I!“
PHONE 14“
RIB LAMB (‘H OPS
Hamburg Steak...
Shoulder Steak
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
Stewing Lamb ......
SUNBEAM QUEEN OLIV ES.
35c lb.
10c lb.
18c lb.
. . 18c lb.“
. . 10c bot.
III-0e
.....
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“' WESTPORT
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main 8t., Wash'ton 8L, and R. 3. Ave. 8. Norwalk
BLACK ROCK
ALL MARKETS GLOBE AT NOON—Standard Time—Wednesdays
BRiDGEPORT
( ()ME
FROM HILI
Specialists
EIN AND SEE OUR BED ROOM
DISPLAY
Furniture Obtained from Angevine Furniture 00.
IANDMD (0'1 tON STORY.
) :
r-O'TK) Vill)
93 wasnmoron span
in Cations
$15
CIGAR ‘
COMPANY.
'l‘
CARPET CLEANING:
”pets and Bugs Cleaned!!!”
Were Restored. Lllse New
«retell!
ennucettst .
“:ch er'endbellvetel
lie-n. Carpet Cleaning our
um.
MEN’S AND YOUNG
SUITS
Values up to $40.00
-$25
MEN’S
J ACOBY’S
"nous: or xvrrnnnsnrsh coon storm"
J une Sale
. An opportune time ~for
the Bride, the Matron, the
' raduate and the Vaca-
'onist to supply them-
: lves with Corsets; H08-
37 ery, Gloves, .Brassieres,
d Underwear
.MAsusu' LODGBS WILL ammo
FINAL sl‘h’llAY EVENING 'Ml’s—
[CAL SERVICE IN 8011‘“ Non-
\\'ALK M. E. cannon. ‘ _
It was announced yesterday in the
South Norwalk Methodist. Episcopal
. Church that next Sunday evening at
1 o'clock standard time there would
be a St. John's Day etrvice In the
church. Clinton Commandery Knights
Templar. Old Well and 8t. John'e
Lodges. both local Chapters of East-
ern Star. Harmony Lodge i New Ctr-
naan. Temple Lodge in W port. Ark
Lodge in Georgetown.a Jerusalem
Lodge in Ridgetleld. how all been ln~
vited. Some will attend can“! an
The church choir will no in.
“the evening's music by 3r. Donald
Chalmers. halo. Mr. Chalg'ere sings
tor the records no! “auburn mm;
Company.
»m« to quoted as emu at I”.
Chalmer'e voice “ll! recorde show an
almost perfect vocal organ." Be 1-
a member of the Criterion Quartet or
New Tori City. 039 or New Yorke
duel-tote. For twelve
yearn pelt he has directed the music
0‘ mm mpte‘e nieetlnuln Queen
0'0" marine the mei- heeeen.
’andleotherwleeinlergemmr
acorn. and Th
Paul
Thomas floatation. Margaret Anne.
Monahan. Edward Huntington, Wini-
fred Haliock -Naeh.
Leighton Cllnord Natl-int.
Lawrence 0' Brien. Marcus Perle. nan-
(red Gerard Powell.
Rataenberger. Ernest Whitman Bau-
denbueh.
Howee Root.
stance-
Elinabeth Scullelh
Btannard. Vt'illinrn James Von len-
gelo. Paul William Ward.
William Wardwell.
Weed. John Doe Wolie.
w. Drew James Gaucher.
Thompson.
Wilkins. Frederick A. Wood. Johannes
‘ lltwrum.
GRADUATING
i'atontinued from #Flret Page»
.fi‘
Cleveland Mofll‘o)’.
Horace,
Lillian Needle.
Vincent
Rudolph Joesph
Philip Rippner. Sydney
Samuel Salltck. Con-
Scanlon. Margaret
George Em cls
Frances
1'8!
Kenneth H ) vey
Manual Arte 01mm
Frances M. Merino. Elizabeth M.
Potmcell. Elizabeth M. Sobe)’. Joseph
M. Blernat. Elton h. Conley. Kaneth
Id. Conley, Ellis Morgen Dawn John
Edwin 1
beach. Adolf W. Luhrano. Adam Mc-
lachlan. Herbert H. Mueller. Tony J.
Nola. Anthony l‘nludino. Robert J.
Steven 'i‘oth. \Veeley T.
Wyemnn.
“imam-tn! (‘tmni‘ (3 ’1'.“ )-
John Boakl. Clifford Arnold Char-
riott. Nathaniel Harold ,Greenberg.
James Irving. need l-‘ranlt’lln Maylyew,
\inccnt Frank ilexnolds. Thomas Pat-
rickfikidd. Myrtle Emma Barrie. Eth-
01 Mac Bennet' M ll') l-Ziinalxth Cai-
laghun. Helen Muri- Itougherts. Lt na
Caroline l-Zt-k, Ethel Frances
Flynn. Mary lit-loll Gunner.
Helen Genevieve Kit-Illa. Rose Mono.
Eleanor ltitu hit-Natty. Margaret Mary
Start-r, Plnra l-Illnma Svec. Elizabeth
Szocs. Theresa Tuttmsrlln. \\'inifred
Agnes Van Kirk. ire-11w! lh'lly. “'an0.
(‘tmmen‘tnl (‘UIIN' (4 years).
Myrtle l’hmlu- itnyd. l-Zdilh May
lint-r1 i‘mtline Mary Cane—
\art. \‘t'rna Dale t‘unlo .\'. l-‘lorenm- May
lit-twill. l-Ztlwi .\in11 Morgan. Dorothy
Pin-l)" Frey. Juli» t‘on-nna Fisher.
“‘illa Annette (in-«11. Mildred Robin-
son Gibson. Kallu-rlnv- (‘rcc-ila Ginty.
Edna lliludv :Orlllill. Vlfll‘i‘lll‘P Mary
lienlmoun. Mildred Allan llouvll. liar-
rit-t Emily Jonvu, lmm ltlaneht- Lipi-
ner. Alma lqu-llt Mainland. Alli-t-
l-Zelevn McMahon. iirltn tronom
l'n-nlergaat. (lutnnlr Pennington.
Gt-t'lrtl-le l-‘Iorenre l‘hillipa. Marion
Dean Russell. Elniw l‘t-rry shown
Dorothy Aalle Stunts- Jmlnie Con Sal-
ll(‘k."¢'lllrl(‘l‘ l-inulmu- Sltlrln'll. Lor-
1-tl11 lmrotlwn Sink,
Stu-inu‘ulti. Erhilt
l-‘mm-rs T) rrv-ll.
Zilvu.
lturothy l-IliutIu-lh
Thompson. Jessie
Iknnthy (‘nrnrlla Van
llnln)‘ \‘1 r11 lint “'llson, .lt‘mli“
Ill-ntiu-rson \\'ilnu1r Ariol i'amrron
Alma-null. Innis lamina. lerumir
Hrtlwrt (‘arpq-mtt Franklin St-‘wart
I‘umlincham. J”) “-Illlt'lI‘“ \‘an t‘tw.
vertng. l-anrx liduuttl Hill‘snn. Jilt‘k
Inuit- l-‘rmm 1, .\1 .111 Lorain Flrw.
writing. 1-2111." 111~ 15- 9st l.4'\¢‘!1tlii‘. \\'1l.
ltulu .luhu .‘lurtis. l.|ll it: 11ml! Huh»
t‘tln Jusrph l'attt
l'hnvlvs Stools, H111.
.\t-tl1m \Vltlittm T:
\li‘l 'l'hnnms, liar“
R Smith. Ih\lt r
11 I‘hutlr! Sklulcl.
nil. Ko-mnth lla-
l.. l‘ui‘ \Ville‘lhul‘)’.
w
t.“ \ltl‘.\1‘l\t.‘ l‘l..\s\
t 1 1t», Juno-1' Iltul‘t Erin-III.
’1 1 ‘ 1..' ‘ H.111.” Him ll. ll.tl‘-
u: : 1'. “1~ \\ ‘l‘ntlll ltmks, Allltmn
1'1 1 l'I! \ " .iit. Hilliard I‘nnnn-
“1 l \t ‘- -1 i'u‘wtti. l’.“ Ilrt‘l-‘k Hill,
li~ - ll lllux Hull) Fl-«Iltl. Ilu)llltlncl
i-‘m l1. \\'tltt.1m (lulutlrin. Austin (Bil-
lutt Hunt-l Gutmlc-y.
Inmri II: lt‘: mt
Juan-11h Harris.
lithin lJliltll‘l‘l. liarr)‘
KI'IIHOL k-1: 1th \lmtlsr‘mrr‘. .-\l-
ihur New: I. l.« «in l‘vul. “'ltlh-r l‘l‘ull,
liarmmid “tut. Jamm- Hoot. livnmth
Reynolds. linuanl iiuho-rtn. \\'Ilinlr
”our. .lnm'tlll Silk. ‘l\‘llll{ Farm-nu.
Elton Sunni-vs. Tltnnalt'sre- Strut.
ruy Sltlrnrn. l:lth.trti 'l‘tmmnus.
Let»
“'1!—
lint“ \\';ll.“ll. K1 lino-til \\‘.n'1i\\t ll.
lloroth) \1l.1ms l-l.1 All-J: rat-ll.
All”) lb 111: 11L Alive (‘0er
“'rll. Marga“! t‘llillim. I‘:\'l_\ll lhtr—
p01: Fumes-s llianurivk. (‘m‘lila “Lla—
ktn irh, .\1l-llll~' ltrutho ttun_ J- sett-
liit1l1iv, “luv Downing. Itom- l-‘arrril.
Margaret Gunman. Susannr (hing
Vol-11m (lilimlt. Aunt-n Halat'}. lsuht'l
Hug-.111, llnruth) KI llo-lit‘. l—illll‘ll
Knapp. Mullah Rough. l-‘inrrm‘t- law 3'.
Lawn Louie. Million i.1-lll. lturotlu
Malibu-“n. lxolul .‘lttflllt. .‘lltltlil' .‘IlltN
lo'ttillltl. Util‘ullt) Null“. .\llll‘)‘ Nt-\\'-
mun. Edith H'Hlit-n. l‘lllthrv‘ lingers".
t‘ltthrrim ltiuttlslll.
Sltllzl ll:17.ti:‘l\i.
Illlll l'lhlrthlll.
\‘znl\t'(‘l1trli.
.N‘lrltll litunian.
.\lltlt'- .\ Shine. .\lil
Justine \vurdt'll. Lions
(it‘llt‘t- Vulirulli.
FEDERATION OF LABOR
HAS MANY PROBLEMS
Continued from First Page.
0
“'hlie President Gompere and ad-
ministration forcees have not taken
public recognition of the opposition.
they ha 0 made plans to meet a com
test. on are awaiting the next move
or the mine workers' leader.
PORCH SHADES .
OUR STOCK 0F TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT (‘AS
w:
; :VUDOR
PORCH SCREENS
'Are the Only Ones Made With a Ventilator
NVhich is all important, but not the only eml'lx’xn- -
All sizes in stock, very reasonably jogged
‘
- ARMSTRONG’S Lmorntms
A“: of the highest grade and givv sure <atixi‘1w' 1. in .- . ..1
parlors, porches, bathrooms and For
See window
(l lkplii‘t
Is the largest and most varied we have ever carried
WE RENT TORRINGTON VACUUM (LEASE I
\\ \\\\\ 1% \lm
FROM BATTERY
NOTES C’S BARRACKS
Continued from First Page.
__.__.
The Stamford (‘omtmt
rw-ut. with prarlit‘all)‘
who took tlw high
the H“. the
all. 1110011.
Train won the-
(mo- man. Michel.
mmp. the lull-yard dash.
V“". and around in lhv‘ milv. FH‘TRPIIDT
l'llmkrt. ut lLtllt-r)’ I‘. made- lhr fast-
I'll time in the relay. but the team
Cutie-1 to svure.
Hall-1) l,‘ adult-cl
tn its .tlrI.u1_\ lulu: list. by lurnmg out
111 almost p: rivet guard. Tin-aria) and
\\ 1 11m s-l.1\. l‘ilt mimt. mt \en! in port
- ti .15 sent: 11.: til it it w: In the lust Kmart!
that he l1.t«l I\I'| (‘iherl of Th- Olli-
of Hit llll) “an (‘avtnin Kul-r;
unit-r nl tllr guard. Lin-uh-uanl
ll'u‘ M'l‘gtltllt 0i litt‘_flllfll‘tl.
Scrucnnt Krutan-l; (‘0 Hats or the
umnwi \\t'lr (jun-oral! l‘&l='31‘l“ Grim-n.
\\:1l~l and liunland,
Thurs-Ll) night lliil‘t' alum
hum: home in the l‘umhat 'l‘t'aili's
barracks. and the Nol'wulk nun av-
qulttu 1i tho ma: hrs «1 ll. Sir-11 from
Stamford .md Itatlhur)‘ eumpv 1rd “1th
a 11m l11-r t rtum pl»
1 t 1
ill.
Stu-rwmuI:
“’O‘l‘“
the Nut'vutlk Illl‘n.
'l‘lut'r was .1 the rail, 'l‘t111rtnia)
night. and liatlc-ry C was. as usual.
lhu- tirst to I‘M-pond. its in in “asn‘l
nt-I-«lrtl. how-Arr. .
1.11 tlivnnnt lirnillc-t'lnn. “ho is al~
“ass looking out {or the lllvn'n com—
fort. ha:- arrnnged for a good ind to-
day. with rhit‘kt-n. im- (W‘s-ill! anti t‘llkt‘.
‘l‘lu- units n: will Inc as \\'1th ”lumen on
little urea-nun.
Thurs-lay illerv “as .1
|=.ltll1l-. ht “'llli‘ll Halt-Ty (‘ unt- gin n
“l?“ humus. "‘rllllly tin rt- “an a «ll»
\lnitunnl rr\ie—\\ fur the Gun-mint; afit r
rrprimentnl
“luvh ht- ltuitlu-am-ti the Hun tn the
Illtlllrl'.
Yesterday vu had our picture.-
ink-u with the complete haltrt‘). lu-
vlucltng lll" mascot.
I'l-leNl\.\|.S.
l‘tl\.1tv John liurroughs. of the
t‘onll-at ’l‘tain. was st-nl |-.\' Corporal
Have in get the key-s of the iluKl‘olt‘
and para-iv ground. He “will to tilt~
captain. ”It“ to lhv JdJllltlllL who
who in turn
He returned
sent him to the mamr.
31 Ill him lo the coloutl.
without the keys!
l'rivute lien thinks that the follows
who put stones in his itunk have a
very poor m‘lllk‘ ol'lluulor. and an): no
in «)xprt-naiu‘ language.
Lieutenant llilworlh is sun- that the
Cox el'nor spoke especially of the See.
oud i‘lutoon or hath-y t‘. lie says
that the Governor followed the m all
around the grounds with his eyes.
Sergeant ()‘Grady says that it
lead not-11 alone in the mile race
would have won in a walk.
pair of wooden shoes ordered for the
lit;
he
The complicated situation growing
bodies: other. will send tndlviduale.‘_
lions of Iii-ll sympathise" is expect-
ed to be disposed of today or tomor-
row. when the resolutions committee
brings in its report.l The committee
is understood to have decided to re-
ject the reeolutlon urging boycott or
British-made goods and report tavor‘
ably the less drastic reeolutlon of
sympathy for the Irish cause and
calling for recognition of "the Irish
Republic."
Supporters of the boycott resolu-
tion-who declare it the “oillcial res-
olution of the Irish Republic." assert-
ed they will carry the fight to the
floor of the convention in an eitort to
dyer-throw: the commitee’e report it
it ie unfavorable.
The International Association or
Machlnlete has announced its deter-
Initiation to seek. the convention to re-
pudiate the action of the executive
council in never“ new?“ with the
numerical Notation or we
unions. The-Won has .1wa
ted a mutation «dissecting the Council
to readiliete the Federation‘w‘lth the
European W movement.
The request at the l‘nited Brother-
hood of maintenance. or Way Em-
played and Railway Shop Laborers
for reinstatement in the Federation
'0“ omnintlonlt
The Wand Union. has an-
over the split between the two {ac-l
.‘the other night by
he.- the full support of all the rail- '
next race. '0
’.Sergeant Kent startled the sergeants
talking in his
all t p. “the sergeant D rather a quiet
[c chap “hen he is awake. so he feels
that he has to make it up at night.
Sergeant \ioeiler is the pawn brok-
e; of the Battery. having quite a col»
lectlon of jewelry. He is thinking of
securing a guard to protect".
Sergeantwllldron. chief of the East
Nor-walk Fire Department. wanrmuch
pursued by girls. the other night. at
East Norwalk ‘hnen”
Mess Sergeant Littlejohn says that
he would have no dlmcutty in running
the meee. if it wasn't ‘for the cook.
Squeak Walker.
with necessary evils. however.
PRIVATE 8AM ht. FITCH.
DONNELLY TO OPEN
rtar lhv'l‘t‘ will ho a hurt] “1.11:3 tinny
WHFU‘. who-1v t‘ilfllnl'ntl‘ld v.11! tn 11111
Ihrll' (inner rn‘nrtls Ii 2‘1: \ \\l~‘~ Ti-
lnouihs will in“ lininltttl 121 l\0r\‘ Zirll
Mahogany.
Thi' rvmmi- “hp; at tl.1,~ €2.11. “ll?
cost ten thousand «l«1l.1r~ ,\'tv: 1 1 ~
storr is romp‘nt-d lh: '- 1~ ‘n N 1.111
more Flfifi'! of this kin-i in in ‘In’ul- l
in this: Viritlttx. 'l‘iu- ston- “1 ‘
r1 .ldy in about six units.
are Specially priced
\
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‘
A NEW VICTROLA
STORE 1N NORWALK
(Continued on Page Seven)
H. Krieger C0.
Tl‘e leading
to V1011 ;‘ . :1
CHARGE ACCOCNTS
1:1.
Oulfilllt‘l‘s
laud
\(:~
SOLICITED l
‘j
Derlon House
Shore Dinners
207 annuities 51.
1: ~ 359
-—x
‘25..
amuse-root!
MChopeendChickcn
‘9
KLaCarte
He has a ‘
“'halen Park. but says he is true to_
He has to put up
t . - -
The Palace Bootery
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
Graduation Footwear
White Kid 2—etrap pump with
Beby~Louie XV Heels :5. 95
THE STORE 'rt‘
Nowell
CLOTH
153
Was‘w '13“
7.11.“ s \l 124
ES 3300
1. _
A Murray
15:5 :\3 :-=‘.S1—EFS
t‘ywitk
v . V.
- Athttit
White Kid 2-etrep puma with full .
Louie xv Heele.. . 3545 to $845 l
White Reignskin tetrap pump
with Baby Loui. xv Heels, $545
Silk Hosiery ....... $1.50 to $175
sseam iull iashioned.
Shop at the Palace Bootel'y
Where Your Dollar Does
the Work of Two
Perfectlyml Pastunzed'
{Ills milk for “babies delivered
to all parts of the Norwelh
end Boweyton. 1
“Better. lgunmolr
“momma-n:
r. n. wnurn & SON
Telephone 2696. 3‘0" ' !
Telephone 1010
tomcans'
SellYeurOldCerefithe '-
11ng
. bounced its intention or keeping with
in MM
D. M.“ Famous ‘ l
SPORTING GOODS
Complete Line
11113;: $ ‘
A. W Hodge
m m BLOCK
som’ nonwm
L
{1* Wed in the Sentinel
Stu tgar (r 1'... 1.1“).-
Union 52 -. ... 89c
$2.50 Fruity 1-..l :
5' ‘1 5165
Willie Ox: “Li S‘ :15
t , v 5
Special .1
”M
Sl‘lit l.\l.S
a ~ 1'1 Ll"
F‘)‘: TH l". 11 - 1
-. 1..-: 25C
Swiits' Pridc :.
7c
Kerosene 01} 7 1
No. 1 Cnizcd 'E-t‘. .1160» "'c
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