Evening sentinel, Friday, July 8, 1921 · page 7

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- WANTED

WAN TED
TIRE BUILDERS

Natural left handed men for
machine building. on night
shift 8 hours. day work to

start, liivn piece work. Ap

ply in person.

Norwalk Tire and
Rubber Co.

 

WANTED—Position as house maid by

young girl of 17 years old. Apply 01'

Ely avenue, South Not-walk.

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WANTED-Positiou by stenographer.
Two years' experience. .Addchs

Stenographer. care of Sentinel.

wam’mn— Young couple wish To
rent floor in modern twe-tsmily
house. Write Rent. care of Sentinel.

WXN'mmvosnx man 'wlshes no;

 

 

 

 

lion on private estate. Can drive, 8

good-carpenter and gsrdaer and a
enorel handy. man on any estate.
rile Box A N.. care of Sentinel.

WANTED-Girls for winding; and

braiding machines.
00., East Norwalk.

WANTED—Experienced soda fountain
clerk to take complete chage. Ad-
drcsu with references to C. ., care

Norwalk Mig.

 

of Sentinel Oillce.

WANTED-To rent with option of

buying fruit and truck [arm from
$0 to 1 acres. rent from $15 to 820
a. month Address Truck Farm. care
or Sentinel Oince.

WANTED—Operators on Singer sew~
ing machines, plain sewing. good

En steady work_ advancements.
onarch Co. 114 Washington St.

WANTED~A woman to work in the
Harmer Bakery, 5 Monroe St.

 

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- Norwalk.

 

 

_ cows,“ sane

ere, also small ill. 7 weeks old.

9 Ferris avenue. ozone 554-4.

FOR SALE—Good working horse. In~
quire 22. Winveluo, South

Nor-walk.

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FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobile touring, 1
- Ford cause. 1 Met. «can; 8. D.
Benedict, 7 No. Main 8!.
FOR elm—1 too-incline. all up, to
date improvements,’ large corner
lot. 10 minute walk from depot. Price
,000: Terms. Owner 1“ 'dly.
eply House. care of‘Sentine-l .

R saw—M.Wollhound and

FOR ' SALE—Good

. weighs 1
orker. 0:300

chunky horse '
lbs. Good. .39, a?
e.

mum

Benin tar loo-m
$1.000. Geo. Mitch-1|. aim-1801.

FOR SALE—1020 Ford touring. car

with starter; 1010. Ford touring car
with demountable rims. man extras;
1918 Ford tout-in car: 1! 8 runs-
bout. Call “'6 tport Are. after 6
p. in. or phone 2158. _

FOR SALE—5‘ easier
don. 1920 m i. (‘ cap 0 quick
buyer Also 35x4 1-2 Norwalk Cord
Tire, Hudson 11 mand tube, good con-
dition. Inquire at 51 Chestnut BL, 80.

 

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Fibre Brothers’ Garage-
vahanllngnndm

ii Hunted Fines Tel. fl”

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F0 .
' Persian kittens: A “Ba-p- Conn;
ton inn, New Csmgmsufious 38: In: .

MOTT AND KLOCK
anghl’nper Hanging.

Paint!
Fatima

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This wow-our

C. B. Lnsnpn ”land 110 volt
100 Witt Nitrogen lamp ...;.. 81.00..
200 Watt Nitrogen lamp ...... 88.0.
Special'mo Watt Lunar White Dot.
O-nght. Violet Ray Lamp. :20 and
110 volt. .
Try a Violet Ray Imp
mom

3...

Electric Shop
Rear of Hahacbemo Hotel.

PHONI 1
«some eraser so. nonwaut
mm am mason.

l Weihnndlevi’d‘iinooopoul .and
dais-rand..- last." m
or small quantities.
Ban. 1

B:u:ou Stl South
nwm

Bybnyiweuevetthnhestln-es
onthe‘mnrlbt‘

quote~ i“

iblot eu Flofld‘" history."

birds gaunt- to
6"“- saoot the old
to die in the new»

so-nldy's hat.

birds and those
mutate
together to 58"! tm

Chapman tells of I.
who
dred in

in large
the error!!-

Lihnne O
N

ly they a" “0"

them not”
333"“ laws with heavy penalties.

swamp! “‘9’ a”
”me 0119'- vanity.
warden has been
the plume

nred as for
mu for the winter.

counts for

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PM”

Lian?» malaria.

Local and
Promptiy and
A. R.

w. J. LYONI
7 20' tonnes Plan-4

204
"MNIY—OA
BRICK STONE. 1% Ico'r'ra. "‘
tasrrilntihxoé’rsl
cone

0

Qt!

walk on Thursday, and that

menace should have both together

der protection-

are liable

had in
yesterday.

one
of!

beautiful birds.

 

 

 

WANTED-Cook for rival famii . ‘. m m [m M'
w’l‘t-i. i’tiggefleld 1“ Igor pgriicular; t l H

ages . ‘ 1
to TO LET WILLIAM. F. HOYT

 

FOR RENT w'l‘wo moms in: 102 \Vash-
inizton St. inquire Dr. J. H. Slo-
ruan. -

 

T0 l..l-l'l‘— Four rooms,

all improve-
ments exot-pi bath

62 Meadow St.

T0 LHTwSix rooms with all improve-
llli'nifl Adults only. inquire of
Mrs. Mills. 6 12 Hamilton Ave.

TO LET. Store suitable for any line
oi illin‘lllPSS. ('enil'ally located. Ap-
ply llui-tiord Lunch. 6 So. Main street.

 

 

TO LET—3 rooms with improvements.
Adults only. Price 818. inquire R.
Joselovsky or E. E. Gorlmln Co.

TO LET—Rooms

 

with all improve-

 

ments and garage at 102 Taylor
Ave. Inq. Gus Green. 100 Taylor
Ave.
l0}! RENT—Storage Space. house-

hold furniture. Separate rooms.
“ml-fire proof building. Hubbeli
.nl and Storage Co.. Inc.. Sauga~
luck. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We

hue negotiable warehouse receipts.

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LOST ‘

LUST Bunk book No. 151i2, issued 1) '
So Norwuik Savings Bank. Pings

or will please return book to said

bank as payment has been stopped,

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S'i‘ -('un0c, 20 foot, green. Missing
from mooring at “1th Side Ave”
D,“"".‘.”- 325 Reward Finder commu<
Illl'nlv Norwalk 787-5,

FOUND. ling: Belgian \Volt‘ llound.

Hwni-r mill at No. 8 Charles B. St.
East Nniwulk.

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S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE cosmos;
T101023! AND IO!
Ohm-OMB
53 Osborn Amos
Bast Newwalk. 001m
Phone 479-13

 

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‘ —AUCTION SALE-

J. M.'l\iitcheil, auctioneer, will sell
at public auction.
ings of the estate of
goat Road (west of

‘rm, icon, on Saturday. Jul 9th at
10.00 a. in sharp (D. S. T) Layrge and
small oriental and domestic rugs.
stair carpets, antique mahogany bed-

F. W. Bruggerhof,

nteads, upholstered econ _ '
glass ware. bric-a—brncy‘pictureimgu:
reaus. chilfonifrs, lb... i

when
library

, b
spreads, comfortable» dining
garden and

and bedroom furniture.

farming tools, sashes, cold irames.
limp cart. farm w and an un-
m‘acglhzggnt é)! ot useful and
required: e ects Cash deposits

impaction at'9’a. .. -
$5 of sale. if stormy sustaining?!-

 

household furnish- _
sch0ui house) No~ ‘

REAL MATE

LOOK! BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE!
in East Norwdlk. two family house. 12
rooms 81,800.
in South Norwsllt. two family house.
10 rooms. all improvements. hard
wood floors, newly decorated 87.200.
in Norwalk. two famiy houses . $7,200.
Several one family nooies from $4;
‘000 to $5,000. All kinds of houses to
.suit purchasers from $10,000 to $20.-
000. All kinds of farms from 83.200
to 38,500. One island summer cottage!
furnished. $1,600.
Call and Let Me Show You What l‘
H a v e .

Office call, 435; House, 831.
SWARTZ O CORBETT BLDG.

WILLIAM F. HOY'I'
REAL ESTATE.

LOOK I IN

.lOSl-ZI‘H H. RICKY JR.
Plumbing and Heating
Shr'ct Metal \Vorking
“'atcr Systems and one pipe
Furnaces.
Telephone 4.2.
21 Taylor Are, So. Norwalk, Conn.

Country

District of Norwalk. ss.
Court. June 22 A. D.. 1921.
Estate of Sarah A. Starr late of
Norwalk in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowcd six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within
said time will he dobnrrcd a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estatt-J
are requested to make immediate
payment to
FREDERICK H. RO\VA.\'
Exodutor.

Probate

 

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207 E.WASHiKGTON

 

mvwavng‘m m,

(auras, Swedhh m m ..
m-polnts to the new low price of 49 as a
it of the postponement of (livid.
hit-siren Petroleum Am-
Amerlcan International.
and

Scalp W‘s

m
Commercial Building
m

w‘t‘mfi‘nlfi may see these

thkl. Retaining w . and All ‘ M.

“' 3”“ Today in-Wall« Street
“HF-.mm' WALL mum-11‘. 10:30 a. m.——The

' NW3“:- fl'llture of the stock market at the

S. Rubber common

rcsu
end action.
erican 811:8?-

 

Gum.
and Bethlehem

 

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I. CLARK
b O t be umflermmcb
c . u t . wn no. -
"r m m Tar wuss
rat Clean Style.

10 Taylor M...

crete
Work Done in Fl

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FRON‘ THI' FW' T0

l'nited Fruit
Crucible
ibuckward inset;

motors and um

several of
._ sprcinlties.

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PHONE 959

MRS. RIEAD'B PUIIIS

91m BEGI-
TAL.

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at the home of
rs. Howard Mend. so Woodward
averyae. by a. number of Mrs: Mead'n-l
piano pupils. The affair-1m attended"
by 0. number 0! friends and relatives
of the pupils.

. The program was as follows: “Tiny
Flower." by Miss Dorothy Cowell:
9‘“’hat Shall I Offer Thee." by Cecelia

 

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Batterstone: duet. by Helen Delhanty
and Mrs. Mead; "Comin' Through the
Rye." by Edith Craig: ”Traineaux
Mazurka." by~heonard Manneii: nolo.
by Ethel Mott: “Blushing Morn Poi-

. in." by Verna Staples: "Happy Little

Folk." by my Mace.-sm'"0o1ne
pack to Erin." bran-s. need.
i A social mum at which refresh-v

. A most charming. musicale was held H
' gateway afternoon.

 

Thene
nest in colonies. and

e hunters would camp and
the plum birds. leaving the‘youn'
that they might
gain profit by sellinl the plumes for

he enjoM-NChm ‘M
”w“ w who wished to port
“1 American species banded".

'plume hunter."
ousted of "Wills three hun-
b an afternoon." and but up
of the Audubon sedan.
and bird lovers generally they wouhl
have been exterminated. Forth-ates
protected under the

tory Treaty act. and tol
Federal Mlgra one ihble under the

" ard their rookeriee in the
”git“ 113 still in the menses or thei
' lulled to satisfy
and more than one
nhot and killed byl
hIB‘OTI-nn no so u. one-e3;
the nesting season som
theAsfefeergrets “wander" north and have4
an Maine. to retreat
and' his ac—

mfl' DOW" m kg; Artillery will participate as-nn esoorti

shown that
re evidently increndng un~
the birds ‘ ll undisturbed they
to stay around for some
(1 it is unfortunate that some-
. "me' an disturb and drive them
Anyone hearing of
tin: .to

rtlen' bothering on attemp
injure them should report to the an:
tliorities at once. in order that man)

of today’s session was
dull Opening which fell 4%

Steels comprised the 0th:

A
few obacurc issues made slight gains.”

\.\'.\l.L RTFM-TBS. Noon—As the sen-

 

M. Caseuave.to.Be: in Not:-
walk With. mend Bosi‘

 

both men. through General Btu-ell
Frost. chairman of the moose-
mittee in churn o! thetdedioa‘ion.

M. Caaennv'e will'prenent can-
non to the people of Norwalb- M
from the Republic of M II. t
token of appreciatiomon'the’pnrt‘o!
the Frenchaesorunnnt‘rerthrm
done by Nor-walk people «turtle
war. - -|‘ "

That such action has beenvtanerwllt
doMe.~--prove snout gratifying to the
members of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and the Americas:- mien. asi
this war relic 1n the only one'of'lta'
kind'ln tho WSW M‘ufii
has a most romantic history. ’

Plan-call fer the erection. of a
bronno: tnblet‘ou' the gun. containing:

a onu'uoem‘snurm and oil
i the circumstances under which it was
given to the city.

The toundntlon on which the enn-
non wili’ront. on the Library. Green.
has nowbeen laid. and this alone rep-
resents a contribution of considerable
money and manual labor.

It is expected. at this time. that
preceding th dedication services. that
there will a military parade. in!
which three battalions of the 191ml

to the local service men.

The regiment will tie-commanded!”
Col. Payne. the second battalion by
Md). Morgeanou. or New Howell; and’
the third battalion by Maj. Phillips.
Stamrerd.

These men must all be cared for in
the way of transportation and food. It
will also be necessary to provide for
music to precede the marchers. and
also for the bronse plate.

Many contributors have expressed a
desire to make a larger contribution.
but the committee. which meets this
evening at the City Hall. feels that it
would be much better to limit the in-
dividual contributionn. and. therefore.
requests that those who desire to con-
tribute. and who have not already
done so. send them in as soon as pos~
sibie.

Local jitney drivers. who are enu-
merated below. also rained‘a sum of
money. which has been forwarded to
Alfred Goldnchmidt. treasurer. to
whom all contributions should be
made. -

The following donations are
knowledged:

8C-

Hanan-nuns made: this morn-

They were pm. the any“ _ neutronJulydflb new men-r “- [ngmmlmfl

1' ' ‘ v i t '- tins ".'.Im‘ in“ tor‘gegzere Ana-d ' - W.“d?°mf‘i§aset '1'!- In“

', __ EDI and L m NOTICE mew é”: fin“ birds (hor- .M‘ Casenave. Minister Plenipoten- Inuit includedtle ruusalns'lnsot‘ila

F DIVING‘m’ "Ollflillfllvdftj 3 - - l I - NTER ~ 1 one) with black up three and our turret manual-lento: m-Nb “’0“ ouAm-*Mr. “Or

Here is a chance for you to secure Alterations and repairs. 3“ he" 1'" in “mm mm that “tn“ “‘3 m M" m mundane-noes a
a home oi 0 rooms 31th all the latest doors and windows made to orden. werovnbundnnt in that-03:2” gum and his entire :1! “1: sides. gilt: or money willie: goon! have when:
modern. : ru- . L “Mantel! m, “"1" all; «im turned over. 6. M

station,“ usual “on. - - ., 3‘: breedlat geanon there grown city ot‘No ' \_ matey-urn. muhwnwmvoeanmuu. but

381“! electric, ll “about vacuum A PH nausea m their back! the beautiful and the mmmfieicmonfwifiaoe rem a. way" ”out so that it
ratifies .. .5081,” to. mode"; forl- HAN'O IXPR FA? an. known as arms so In muy presented to the city. treat .the My covered school en» *
this is shins away. Phone 1000. PARCEL DILIVERY ' sought for muunery mei‘l Government of miles. ‘. may of the school "ache" °
t W :— , MlluAm m Chapman in his handbook. It" . This statement wnn nuthorlned to- have signed contracts for next year-to

FOB SALE—8 ‘. ‘ . cuon O: t bird. ll I m {buom'v m Whitenelsiw‘the'l it.“-;tm

freon 880.— «111. desttu be“ r. m N M

Bonus Ell" voiced by Governor nkn.

.they like rough exercise and \ll'l‘OSS‘t

No‘rwallr echooi teachers will not
he alectnd by the no-cnlied Teacher's

ulnrlen mrbe'nhlhed’as the re~
sult‘or’the'vem rolttho' bllL- Tbh
is not thorcnne. however. in Norwalk.
strung! other cities had figured on
thlAnte appropriation in making out
teacher‘s-alarms. -

W

. we. W L. Wtswau.
’—

Mrs. Emeline" Wood “an“.
an elderly and respected citizen or
Norwalk. died at hersgoure, 1811’s.:

nu mm. e was y
33.: ’Funerdnervioes‘llibo‘hald
at 1 o'clock from the latee home men.
W Rev. J. Benton wet-.-
nee wifl mmaflmwm be in
" puss-at of 111-. mt. _
The funeral of the late Dudley'E.
Hoty. wan. held this afternoon from
the late home. Highland/avenue. Rov.
Cums. Lewis. officiating. ne’
remains will be buried in Unson'ccine-
ten', Rowdytou.

miss-Insure eon- Phnip out new
cutlh‘ew.m.=‘edytbva

‘ Klein. mo! the lace
Pl sou

Charge? Klein. actor and dramatic:
only of new is enter-ino]
»proanoinrileld Mai- napalm“
that en of a new play on.
titled "Fast and Loose.” by Philip
Bartholomae and I. B. Kaplan. The
production will open in Albany the

New York "owl-

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FBI-II: SUGAR!
.__._._..——-

Free mar-in found in nature no
crooner than in a. grocery store—and
yet it has become a very important
item in the: human diet. In nature
the sugars are always found combin-
ed with other anneal: which bal-
ance them: but the refining process
consists in taking out these othr
elements. which are themselves eo-
sential to life. and in some cases the
reiliniag agents are distinctly antag-
ouhtln to tb: M of aasimth»
tion. ,

The sonar! loud in honey. wheat.
onions. the fruits and the meats are
in exactly the form for food. but re-
fined sugar is mun-remor- on the
menu. and presents a new problem‘i
'sn
heir~ method. of construction and
t n have been followed with
very little change for hundreds of
thousands of years. The moderni
chemist is able to deludo all five of
our senses. but in many cases his
most expert work is rejected as a
botcb by the millions of cells which
make up. our bodies.

Modern food sets up termentations
which even after their hundreds or
thousands of your! experience. are
new to our bodies. and in many cas-
es our bodies are unable to continue
to'neutrnlize the acids thus thrown
oft.- In this constant struggle. the
teeth suffer severely.

Teeth are primitive in their tastes:

they are pretty thoroughly exercised.
they do not demand their share of
the bodily nourishment. Thus at the
very tlma’thai our teeth are tendtng.
to build themnelmn less massively
than in Comer generations. they are‘
attacked by acids witthhlch they
are not prepared to cope.

The enamel of the teeth is one of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

meats were served. followed the musi— ,
gale. ‘ ‘ '

mm or m mm
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"’ ”W is is rams. July '0.—"I'he conste- voted
.000.000 francs for relief or unemg
'. ; 1‘ S . T17 air-$.34: . '_ .o . .
(or the best “1593., ., ' '39.}; ... ,. . . - ‘

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Encourage.

, Player. Solar-lee. » World's Series. Bolton. Total.
Cicotte . . . . . . . . $5,715.00 $285.75 38.000 89,000.78.
Weaver ..... . . . . 7,230.00 ‘ 414.88' ..... 7.86436
Felech . . . . . ..... . “037.00 - m.» 8.000 - ”1.501.883" .

. Janknon ~’.-. .'. . . . 705000.00 200.01 .'. :a-r 0.290.01-
asneli .-.«.': . . . . assass- ; .:. . ..
“Bung 3.350.“ . 1.05.90

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11W. Item-tinsmtoul mount paid the seven playerl W,"

343.418.12.

In addition they are alleged to have received 865.000 in bribes from

the gambling syndicate implicated in the series scandal.
ing schedule for the “IS-neoco- nhown the amounts paid the indicted
players by theChlcago club:

The follow-

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

1.oo ‘neidln reenter-nit» meats. vegetables
1.00.501- grains which can break it-down.
1.00 ghut there

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1’" 1'0 _ 1 hpnvh‘gu Previously acknlwledlred . . . . $200.00
- ' E "I“ I“ plan przgg‘fudw ingl-(13‘sctlpnm‘m- On Norwalk Candy Shop ....... 10.00
cushions or all sold on our ensyl‘m’ s ‘ ' ohm“, offer...” Rev. 1: J. Finn ........... . 10.00
their m .
patent plan. Lise satis- COMPN“ d trials and ”Mm“... Gv-o. T. \\ helpley ........... 10.00
aoduugunrnuteed. Drop us ncnrd or prominent in. ulsv rive pom“ An...“ James wood ............... 10.00
telephone ‘17 f0? ‘9 1“" 0;" ‘°r“‘{:‘l:md Fm“ ,‘hrvn‘er, F. H. Baxter ............... 10.00
PR" t “K3 I . ..~
NORWALK "Am CO. .7 can Petroleum. sircis and equip- P. H. Quintnrd ............. 19.00
3“ “ Dr J \I Coburn 1000
Franklin and Monroe St. 8o. Norwnlla mm“ w.w under markedl prt‘slsul‘:. H-{roicir‘ "mt" ------- ~ -- 10-00
_ , .' on y o . .. . ........... .
Martian a mu. [Lug-Mfigjb‘jj fg‘r‘l‘f‘u‘ffiffifim Tm]- w. r. Bishop ............. . 10.00
General coon-act“ and “ g ‘s “as MSW”). and “mom it. Joselovsk): ............... 10.01
paper hanging. in! "in“ mm ,‘m‘mmh and.“ John M. (timer ...... . . . . . 10.00
. c . ,_ .
Estimates cheerfully given. that?” “no of "w Somh and Herbert R. Smith ........... 10.00
L “‘0'“ Te - “'1" ’ Mme and “' i Whiter lissbcrger 10 00
i T 1023-5 . ~ -1 issues were heavy. Cull “ ‘ ‘ , """" ‘ '
8- “11"“ ”1‘ Wk. Conn. Mulh“°"“" . _ . .1 mm“ Judge John J. “alsh. ....... 10.00
10 Spring Street. 0 llion('.".(;:‘:;“"d "”1 r' m“? (‘rofut& Knapp Co ....... .'. 10.00
WALL Pam mu mm' 0" n" - “‘allace Dunn .............. 10.00
Now is the tune to paint or house M. N.” Mayehoft ............ 10.00
alt-hoes It hon doe-w. vs you they Forecast Herman Anrona ............ 10.00
mm decanted. All form! orb- Wes Charles Mint: .............. 10.00‘
on wall paper. and paints. Suction . . m. \"nrm Jim. in Flynn ....... . ...... 10.00 .
80 to 40 per cent on labor and Butt l-‘or yer-walk W“ “0'" - ' ' Judge Henry W. Gregory. . .. 10.00
€3.11}, £33,“ 1- Wm “ 1”" at” mustn'- ““5‘“""‘ “mm" ”mg“ and Harold L Mead ........... . 10.00
S-lwrda-‘* , . 0mm", Mmm new. Lockwood ..... . 10.00
N Bros. Localand mummies A d"“""“"‘“ ”mm °‘" . ' Julia 1. Mnllette ............ 10.00
trncfi 0! til “I w trips to Is Causing limirl)‘ and shower! ““1"“ J Irving Dibble 10 00
New York. Add!" 71 Cedar m or in the Lnkr legion. Another din- “'1“ Moran """""" 10"“),
a- 813. tin-mm”. rciilm‘. over the lower Mls- Th ‘ H C t" """"""""" 10-00
slasippi “min is causing showers in J 03.? H gag}! ............. 5.00
cannons & mm. local 8 lent the pou‘htrll districts. Several places Gt: 1‘ “9 d , A """""" 5'00
“bl-n” tl'll r. a ‘1‘ md‘ WOTiC‘d n‘lfilt lili‘lil an inch of ruin I) "“dr‘H grill‘ear ........... 5.00
Olilllce 13:37 & Co. Phone 1577. House (“"111th ,N 34 hours. The “mum a . . r ....... .. .
D on. w as high in the northern “‘—
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