PLAY BAill
l .The coal game is on. We are
how at the bat in earnest and ex-
our coal to make a hit. The
are full and we are ready to
make a home run to your ho‘I :'
goat
when you give the wordy “1
be caught napping
80011 be ,Wéood attendance at the
. VWay night dance at the Nor-
. 1‘“! Country club.
H. Alice Carr of Fourth street was
A visitor with relatives in Noroton
Heights on Saturday evening.
There are no evening services at
Christ church on Sundays None will
be held until further notice.
#
In. I. Wesson and Miss Florence
man. of Washington 1). «1.. are vis-
iting with relatives on You Znndt
urea.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eldridge of
Howard avenue are entertaining rela-
1ives from out of town at their home
[or a few days.
The "men Minerva. Aileen. Arelizl.
and Florence Damon and Mrs. I. \Vus-
son left this morning for a day’s out-
ing at Coney Island.
like Vera. FltzMaurice. of Fort
street. resumed her duties at the of—I
flee of the Evening Sentinel this morn-
ing utter a. vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Chester 0. F‘inch of
New Rochelle. and sons. ll‘rzlnk all]
visitors with
yrstvrr‘lny
and Chester, Jr., were
Jelativea on Osborn nvvnue
Rev. Robert it. 1:. Poole.
Christ church.
lion for another \vm k (ill'l will not rw
slime his duties ill-re until llzr 1.”!
Sunday in St‘plt’lllln‘i‘.
The Y. M. C. F. lmllls liq lls'lrl
weekly meeting this mlnin: :ll H.‘
rooms in Community hull “’lll'll fill
1hr-r plans for the fall and wintl'v
months will be discussn-d ll_\ [hi men:
hers.
Rev. Frank I. lull: pastor of ill“
Advent Christian t‘hlll't‘il will official:
at the. services in l.» hl iii
of fancy diving that
“lug to say the least
the front jack kllll‘l- was supl rll,
fplaying a. (‘Iliilllt ill «thin:
rarely found in :lmnto ur dive
.not go “in '
u. .s \i‘ l) p' lus-
iil‘l‘ Spo-Pinli)’ Hl‘
(lis—
llllll is
is who (i)
lor compl- tltilc diving.
John Newman. the 2‘20 yard
tropolitzul chunliiull swim nor. gov:
“an exhibition of swimming hero yes-
terday that was beautllul to wut h He
gave stunts in free style Australian
crawl. back stroke tludgeon and it
tandem stroke with H it‘ll Vl'ulnrlgllt.
me exhibition winning the delighted
applause of the pleased spectators,
in: star and reel nt winner of the div-
1n: championship at Brighton Beach.
”are an exhibition of (living yesterday.
fit the beach that was a. privelcgye to
“watch. Her nupe rll fonn in (living was
simply incomparable to any diving
teen at’Hie bench hithertore Earle
flow. a prominent young man or
mamford’. and a former student oi!
Skill"! School of 8‘. unit» I it. lovutl
'31!” “William-n; A” J i l i.
Mien «named or a standivg:
me half standing front lac
walm dive. running one and
imam; jack .‘knl
M m. M
i
one half
mid-one hall twice;
1
l
l
lthis pi-riod will leave for \Vest \‘ir-
ginin on business.
Helen Wainright. the Olympic di\-'
True eonomy, 18 1 well
h'owmuchv -' --» lber
, - Lite Gum-(fie did
. act by. announcing each
or Miss \Vainright.
ROWA YT 0N
"Blll’ Gaywood today entered on
his duties as a reporter of the Eve-
ning Sentinel. He is well and favor-
ably known and it is hoped that Sen-
tinel readers will give him the same
loyal co operation which they have ai-
ways given representatives of this
paper.
During the moonlight nights the.
street publicity has been turned oft.
Edward Smith spent Friday Iand
Saturday in Long Island, with his
father.
”J--
Mr. Tobin of The People's Grocery
Co. has just returned from a visit in
Monticello. V. Y. .
Miss Louise Fish of Passnic. N. J..
of McKinley treet.
Rov Mel-rifleld is enjoying a. vaca-
tion from his duties as chauffeur for
Dr. Mixsell of Tokeneke.
rector of‘
hm; t"ll"lii' ll his turn-l
at the churni-
Me—i
l
Wmm
l
a he: in
or... andiwngiit the 10‘ch pen
4: knife, has been 'very successful ..
A“!
Mr and Mrs. I:ll\\'{ll’(l \Vnmnn. of
\Vest Side. avenue, are spending the
summrr at Stamford. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Martin of
:Now York clty are the glusts of Mr.
iilhll Mrs. A. G. Stevens.
Reginald Arnold. formerly of The
Pulpit-'3 Groevry Co. is now employed
by Julllt's llutll-r Co. Inc.
Miss Andrea (“‘ote. of Ml’rldcn. is
-nl0). mi: .1 few \v. t ks' vacation at the
reside-nee of the Misses Klinet‘iltcr.
enjoying a two
at the close of
l .«ivis
\"(i'kS'
““DPS is
location and
Mrs. Charlotte 1-:. Collins of Brook—
SERVICE FIRST
is the guest of Miss Marion G. Goates .
”if. 'VV'?&
,7 a litre: «RIB. Biol; lie diluent
’ da unsharron. .'
guests in panbury yesterday.
Chapman Beauregard has returned
home having spent two weeks in Pine
Grove.
Miss Margaret Ferris of Sound
Beach is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Van C. Potter of Maple avenue.
these days holding up motor trucks
for not having mirrors on their cars.
Mr. and George Bear-so and
Mr. and l. min; have returned
from a. two weeks“ auto trip through
Canada.
f
Rev George A. Tuttle of the First
Congregational church is enjoying a
trip through Maine. Rev. Tuttle is
making this trip by canoe.
A turkey dinner was enjoyed by
forty members of the Armour Pack-
ing‘Co.. given at Mr. Holly's Camp in
ltpwuyton by Mr. Holly.
“Ye Olde Time, Fair" of the Not-
oton Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1 Inc..
will,‘ be. held September 1. 2 and 3.
Dancing will be one of the main fea-
tures.
Charles W. Smith. wife and family
enjoyed an auto trip to Danbury and
surroundings. Mr. Smith was accom-
printed by his mother Mrs Hanford
Smith.
The case of Samuel Dryer and
Frank Reynolds. who collided Friday
evening in front of Darlen Centre
School will be heard by Judge Seileck
at two P. M. this afternoon.
The annual A. K. C. Dog show of
‘the. Foirlield County Kennel Club will
be held Monday. Sept. 5th (Labor
May) at the \\’re Burn Golf Club.
,Thls is for the aid of the Stamford
HQBpital. C
z.)
I .‘Tlie Grand View avenue bridge
opened last Saturday afternoon. As
Mt the siding has not been complet-
Jlext Sunday. but WI” W“ "' "W" “'0‘” PL... N. affirm gmi‘nfayt with- h"".qd-but it is both ved that this piece of
his vn'rntlnn until the first Sunday in Plies" lam “c e 3 ° Mcnm‘gtfivofik will be one of the finest when
fifeptvmller. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ mlpleted. "‘“
Miss llouise Mel‘rm'v. nllil Mlm'l M" and M”: "Oh" 1‘ T51” 1‘3"" f The Darlml Girl Scouts are to taki-
fDorotlly Edwards ill Tints who 11:15 wen ”m rtnlnlllg \irs Tylers par-Inn active. part in High”: funds for
I . In on visiting Miss Mel rur) he n. Wl-rp nuts \lr and lilrs. JOSeph Bartram orlvassar College Salary endowment.
the wmk ma milsts of Mr .lml ilr.a:.l"°°k1”""l‘ht*v will give a lawn Me on the
v '; ~ rounds of Miss llzlibnru Vi Nd Post
'Iziladrsiliil iiigjzz“(iir.l lii‘lll‘l'li‘tl‘ligrill-“31’1""i MIPS th'lhvth (lager, of McKinley iioud. Thursday. August t‘f-th from 3
Vol“ F‘nsthNorvv'ilk . i a mum” h‘” relulmd home from o. “3‘ to 6 l‘. \l f‘likes innlii- inms and
T ‘ ___- .it with hir son. I‘tnrrcn B. Guger, in ice "ram “m m, on Mm Th0”. Wm
(lwlm: to tho lul th- n um \xllli;lmg"“" h' 3‘” “NV 30'1‘ :lalso he a d: lllt"! .lt the IiO‘dl' School.
A. (T. of Siamlord Willi ill-u- stilullll: l s . .llliricn. from S to ll 1’ M. on the
an play the Mnyllnwwrx 'lt the \V‘iclmi Complaints 3”. biting meek-Dd as to same (lulu.
Jul Vivi Norwnll Hen-All. . . i' . ‘ the lil'iiil('rlllll (1-strlu‘timl (if the; :CI
f‘ii’lvlitlo ut inK-l-‘nIA II'I"I'IIIIL‘IIE'IH‘O‘I’E \vnillvlt: station of the trolley 'com- ’ l'h‘e state irafliv imlk'f‘ ha“, been
I. .v . p ' .‘ ‘ 1,: ‘ ‘ "" l puny at the. \‘Vltitc Bruit? l llsuullv in "v ("ilfIH‘Flll' llll' new or-
iZMm nus hl‘ld. ilu-rl- being a utimlll-rl 1;! II" I I 1-. l i
of in s ' ' ‘ ' - n.1ml oi’ ltlli lgllts llnl mrrors.
III 4'53?me r 'IRMrutzmd' Mrs. Earl F.1'homes Ofiffiufi‘qtif‘nll) the rollowlnr were
Mr. and Mrs. llit’lmm mama. or _ WSW: ofnl):“:?‘;cur};a‘I(II 4b. 0:: (m hrm. zllt lufore .ludg'o Selleck and
r‘ . . . . m U ‘ i ' ’ “"9““ rrlsécui -l ly (‘r.l'lvi Juror \Vilmot.
foii'dgwjvfittfiixkzrflt:Sarita: 1b,: $331,,“ fit New ”ijan for 1’ Week- ' living liili‘o-d ’sllitt'li‘ll '1an costs of
‘ s i Q . l .I I
l‘. v . h 4“ ‘1 lourt. They were Peter Pnlumbo of
IIIlIrIrIleIIIIIIIvI-IlIIinnIi-G.leij Iii”. .I‘i-llls 1:”. Mrs. l’restml .\l. llnri in the guest (Hilda-puri- “alum, MIMI ”mum;
ll be l. u. . I I 1m. S s s. l w ’l of Mls Louisa L‘rookvtt'. who is Sill-V- ' ilillul (l'lil‘q l‘ridcepori' Allan
i. w - - - l . I .. .. l ,
. ‘luifp Ion vuilt ni. lllr .lt lln 1.0m. lllg,ul. the home oi ‘,her son. Leroy IIIII .. “ lmil ri ige' Peter From-
. “My Rso ALC(.leld.lll1'(i them for tlll .(‘rm-kett. irr New i’invi ll. for a low ln'Ul " lirllivl-llurl' :md \‘nxslleduo
tweaks. ‘ I ' I ’iiIlsm, Bridge-port.
Workn . ‘e - 5- . I" . . . ~ -» . -~.. " “” .
.. l' “D W Fl 1m .\ on Huturduy. George. i).llll’I‘(. or Vin-4 .Kllll .l. .l (“I \TY H” l. TING (‘.\l.l.i'.h.
'n fPr‘noon scruplni: the surfuop of Us- hill", is ri-vovrrlll: slowly lrrllll 1m 0'»:
1b : - ‘n r . - .. - . . , , 4- . _ . .. .
J3me {liftntue'llilrlomlsr‘l‘ln l/“lmltl (toIfxt. (’rduiznl plIrI'lormid “i [hi .'\or“.llk lll‘ltuhlii'nus in [4.2011 ("floors in
5. ‘ . . a: my ll: l - i liti‘I map: :1 ls mully ”ll-n. :: imp: for ill “.1 w 1011.50 l-nlln-r 3
by means of .1 sprinl: ling cart. 'lll-‘~ :l:l lllllllttiliil“ rueml Tj'. Ti “:1: :1 i NI ii ”I. .I. ll
residents of lower (lsloznr :uenue :..l __ I "1‘1 i I KM it; n 1““ ll Il’I:
1‘09"”, that their “"03”“ 01‘ ”19 strut ' Jlu'li Cantos of ill us.“ lm-r l‘rll.\'- A (mini Iri‘pzlfiIf‘y. ‘ urnunlnll‘im‘. “1].!
will receive, similar ilentmvnt soon Ilt'l‘illllt' iliNlllllll'. ’i‘l‘(l_\_ _\’ yI m ”1 l”.- “" 1“"! 1” “”I'H'n' W’H‘ (.m hltllrdu}.
I .—- lilOnlt' hero for :l lill‘t't' Works” \ :w .i-‘I INT“ m 'IMI . Ith I‘I‘i‘lvbI fin“: Ionxfuj"
R Itiml. .lm k's mully t'rlrlllls were ll ll» 0 “i I‘ THU”, “"1 “'| )(l (h it” ‘
OTON POINT Il‘)‘ to greet him again. "‘1 ‘ “"_ "“""" '1‘?“ HH' h-Illll‘ m lllnl'i
‘ l‘. \Vrlzzllt. chairman of the llulllllllv
l-{llpulvl'lvzln town t‘lllllllllllt’f‘. who is at
(‘r‘ulslug pm Lil 9 ll. up LhOi-wu this har— That's why Vatti are even more beau-
llor
pros
timl.
US Oil!-
llt the ‘
oi the stop- overs.
Building is quite popular on West'
Side avenue. 1\Ir. Pakos is (-r- etim: :1
new home and accordingl’o the plane;
it will be very attractive whtn corn-z
pk ted. George l‘avis a local carpi n-
ter is also going to build on his prop- ”A gift, your
having beenI
orty the foundations
started a. few days ago.
Miss \Vllmo. Thames of Jamaica. L.
1.. is the. guest of her grandmother.
Mrs. Mary Themes. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Thoma are at stmudsburg..
Penn... for a. month or two. hoping
that the change will be beneficial to
Mr. Thomes‘ health which has
been, of me. best!
Property one. .- ,
renting their places u: ”
years are indeed unusually satisfied
to tilt insulin.
less than my,“
and than
[lust on
At ttful than Oriental pearls that come
"larpon 11" is the attrac- in only one shade and cost. thousands
h nim: Come from Astoria. L. I. of dollars.
and i)" lug ODi lzlted by six young men.
most of them being war veterans. '
lou know clothes and cloth and:
tailoring; what. is becoming and what
is not: and you put the best of your
knowledge at your customer’s service
by not letting him buy an unbecom-
ing suit.
That's our business, too. It you
should buy a. Vatti pearl necklace for
jeweler will sell it on
these conditions: “If it doesn't
match the skin. the lady can ex-
change it for one that d0t5." And
i: : "I: it. doesn't: wear as it ought
t we back for a. new one. " »
Vutti. are made in Ameri
0 $52“ factory. invone qualitycz'nl:
every pearl 8- verted gem. and cost.
only-$20 to 3100 (according to length:
asp), they are . the
de peails soldgiii‘this cou
‘ . will be judged in the 1:1
Icy-tents; haw been :the
PI. B. Raymond and family were
The state traffic police are busy
Dorothy Dalton in the “Ten pt Din:
mondn." will be the feature attraction
at the Bell Island Club on Wednesday
evening's movie my. -
The regular Saturday evening dance
at the Bell Island Slab on last mur-
day evening was my well attended.
Keamey's bond tron Stanford tur-
nlshed the mutual entertainment
George Riley and fDIoris Bloom won
dance. the prizes being donated by
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwartz. W. Tor.
ner and Mrs. B. (Winston won. the
prizes were donated by Mr. and Mrs.
G. Riley.
The Senior Men's Tennis Tourney
ls progressing rather nicely. two sets
being run on! in the past tondaya.
Donald Brush defeated. Thomas
by the score of 3.2, 1-8 undo-1. Wel’
lealy Smith and Arnold McLachlnm
‘ Eater.
W“
the children: lucky number cpl-in .
senior lucky number prize dance. The -.
Contyin a test undue“ played game. _
men-were very evenly matcltd. how-
Weilesly Smith won the set by
the score of 7-5.3-6gIInnd‘lfiI-13.
TABLET To DEFENDER! ‘ :
or venous
‘ mun, France. Aug. sac—Hem.
be’rs ot the American on this
in the «city hall here dedi-
cated a tablet to the defenders 0! Ver.
dun. Themywau 03th in-
we arm at all the city officials.
The tablet was erected to the men,
MEANS A SAVING OF 25 TO 50% ON
EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE
”this it. was dedicated -
who "uttered the immoral". word‘s:
"fliey shall not pus!" At the end '
of the ceremony, four of. the Amerl-~
onus were decorated by the munici:
polity. with the special medal of
"le NOW YOUR FURNITURE, RUGS
RANGES 0R BEDDING
played a set of tennis on Saturday that
playing. Each one played a fast. well
played and steady game, placing their
Health by Good. Livmg'
Comfort with good glasses.
TSGHAMER, l'll'c.
Optomkhh and Optician
82Athntic5t..$tomford
firm -III1‘AYII1’.
mum-P...
i
r 1‘ i v x ! r- -.
The steamer Squnmtum. with th in? lnlilrui'l'l‘wr-‘i‘xH-it llcolll‘iiiil lxifillml‘..."”5“"??? \’ll“~’ll"t’-‘iidt‘hl of UN“ Griz-m»
.' Order Of maccuho')’; ”ii-1.5"" 44‘: l“"»" l'ulli :li Hr I'nllil' ll)“ Mrs; i‘ul'l' l:.l\’-'m'”('n' “'4” [w pl‘vstnh‘d for rlX-‘JN‘.
flailing; 3:; park. ‘1” (‘llfiuliHK “ “'1'.‘ lllmld. 'l‘llursdaljv‘ :ll‘lvrlmou :lt '3,“"'.'f .. . w . ‘ l. . i
. (lt‘iOt'k. l Nullm l.lmmv 9. banks. of l~:llr-‘
I Th F __.___ . l __ Imam, pin-sillvllt of tho m'uunizution will
”gem inectgeffgr: Club of the (lI’lIi- I‘llzlrles \\.v_ Gum-r. who has hm.” not lw :l (‘unlllduto tor rv-Irleetlon it is
puny m Hlldm-pmt. enloilm; :1 two \vm-ks' ounce trip up llnll.-]~slnlul, :iml lt is said that tlm
_ had a. shore dinner and outing at lilt' ”1,. (7.,nn,.(.n(.m tiller. as fur I” Hus! nmne 0" Svnntnr ppmirrivk Salmon. of
' park Saturday. ll.uldnnl. r. sumo! his duties as assist- ‘Vtgml‘m‘l. will ll" lll'l‘Sl‘l‘lli-d {Or the]
— *— - . ..~ .. > . -. - . l. 0 (“H
Those people who for .‘~'()nll‘ l'l-usnll grétnajlyulgdgi. th' 3.1“0n'” l-dllk of i
",__ were unable .to Sim llll- [ll"llil't‘ri l.’lk~‘l ‘ . ‘__ “1‘1““. "DRT .“AN ICILIJ‘ID. '
Y :ivéiieuptpfiloll:titlili'l‘vpiitj'vilifiekllii-l”iii:l ”"1““: \m'“"9 1““ 17"“.2 Saturday" “’4'“ 'r’ (lii'l' Aug. 21—August
. 111mg on Tuesday (-""'nil];r - ll Iilrlt‘rlllloll lor “St-dining" ”flying (:lrlsml 4 . u :15 struck and instantly
I. ‘ . .. ST"‘Yll Saturday night thew. Mr. killul . Rlllurduy. by an automobile
“any .1. Sillllivltfililv- \-..»I| kllmltl :I‘IlI'IdlIesIreItIurlde Sunday “'ltil lliinIlIlI‘iliulIIll: .\l\IJI-.\‘H.-\nlla J. l'lullnn. of!
local sportsman. fi‘llU‘llHillvl] four 01' .. out mill l_\ “1.0 hull- iH' n I‘M-iii (I .I . l» Hullllll was held in
his friends of Nt“.\'4lli\' \J»»\\- I. l‘s‘l \ lJOHHg H “In” “H ks at ””3 plaice. is 'm'“ 1mm (m. u “‘(‘hmcnl Charge of
who are on the llolil-i» ."‘l1‘vl~'tlii.l- I.I. ‘ . _ InIlunslzlugllItIi-rItor zippi.I;ir;lllce before '
James Kelley Cllurlm; P'qu; IIII'II- .\lr. and .llrs. llorucl- (l. Mills. for.I~l urolll-l- .lll-lull :lt ills inquest 0.12
.. ' . t mt'rl) of ltmvnyton, but now of llou— M0""“-"-
VV‘UN’HPK MN “- J. ”mums \Vi‘i'l' 1hr sulonic. .l:l.~::<.. :lre \‘isitlllg in llnwvv- _, -.-._-_~
.3332? entextumf‘d )t‘Slt'l‘tilly zll‘tvlu ton and x-ivinity. They are flCCOYll~ LI IT'II It To
l‘lllllt'ii llIv lill‘ll‘ friends, the Miss”: JUNIJ’H l).\\l§
’I'hc Champlain Council ol' the K or i‘igilililciid thii 'I‘wopense. also or i)l.'.!' gnI “WW.“ you see a Well~
C.. No. 441. of l-Illllllllrrl. l.. 1.. I‘Q'Jl(~‘]—i " \ ”C. d“ C ‘iIIm m \‘ouIllke to say: “Thor-6's
ed here on board tlw- Str-l . r~~ . ~..,-i . *h—" 'L 5‘ ‘n' ' ul my C ”thps' That man ‘5
mar, yesterday :lltvrnoon, [Iii]...;,\3\nQi”:330:):IIIE'1'2133“?I III! regretting al. I’vsoltll two 01‘ himself as he was when
400 people on board. lili‘iiiil luvujlu a the l‘lld of tllm e“. .35 m9“- iH” 5”. m3 firm“ to "‘0‘"
were enjoyed in tin- gm“, AH”. :.-l IIIIII they ‘I IIIF '1”.1.'.'n“r \arntlon am} “e have the smile freling.
enjoyable day :it the llitlk the ship “(.ilOUI 3 l. l- IMP m g0 hack.” A “‘1‘“ H ”1 mcklace on 3' wom-
k.“ for home at fizz-2n. School tilllli‘; IIIIlI:-rsullIlIeI~I Ililt‘lr studies. an. that matches her skin looks inno-
. R .2 horn on Vi‘lll‘L'li‘I'V :1. . Ill is expected, "Hy lI11018’htlauliful than one that
Helen Levenson, :1 young i.lll\ or . » .. . .«pUmlllr 6. doesn t. ’lllat's why we make \r‘atti
Stamford, gave .I (ll lciltl'ul «\ili allorr lmnrm— II ~ ~ I> inI five shades to match any skin from
- ..,., Iv Duet six \vu-ks several Wilde to brunette, pale to ruddy
CW-
Jaco
August Sale
of
:y’s;
High Grade
SUITS
tailored by
KUPPENHEIMER
at
$22. 50, ‘29. 50, $31. 50
Plenty Other Good Suits
$15.00 and up
Perfectly Pasturized
Mill: and Cream
The milk for labial delivered
to All part: of the Nor-walk!
and Rowgyton.
We Butter. In: am our
full. ad buttermilk noun duly
F. H. WEMPE & SON
‘l’olephono'zm. Ito"
Telephone toll
was a revelation in the art of tennis ..
For Presenter Future Use.
Free Storage Free Delivery
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-131 Washington Street, Southk
Phone 105
\orll alk
e
Art Needlework
The new stamped articles to be elllilruil‘l.
are receiving most marked attention 11.3.-
New things are always interesting. especia‘ii;s :- in 5
fanCy work. The assortment affords unu<u..’ w “i. 1.;
bilities ror the expression of individualitl ll; ill“ ,
gifts to friends. Make selections now so you all i
have ample time to finish the pieces before the l; ’3-
days. '
t‘ ‘1
Vi I 3‘5“
In South Norwalk,
Aug. 25, 26, 27
THIS BANK
YOUR BANK
.'.":”h' C'PRDf MIPCHRNDJSEA?
Courtesy alwoys is the
rule of every ofiioer and
employee.
You will find the em-
ployee of this bank pco~
pie whom you will be glad
to know and deal with.
You will find the officers
always ready to advise
and assist you with good
nature and good judg~
mellt. You will find an
atmosphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you to come
back.
Don ’t hesitate to get ac-
quainted with us. Every
' department of banking
conducted efficiently. Sav-
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
The world s finest music, which. a few
ve cost a fortune to hear,
rs ago. would he
yea fluence on the
is now Within your reach. Its in
life of a growing child is too great to be
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
measured.
, Only the Victrola can keep constantly
..-...-----‘,-..--p_-¢o.
i Sold on Easy" Terms
Let us demonstrate this Cleaner to you in
your own home.
before him the work of great musicians—the
true reproduction of their music, as they
wish it to be heard.
We can supply the Victrola and Victmf
Records that will'make him a finer man.
~A. J. Collins CO.
_. 4 A. '2"
SALLY PUMPS
The newest vogue in footwear made in patent leather or p . :l
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