utter the heatingfipiagttat‘ the station
lamaum -‘ "deri‘ . .. ,.
’ {horse Conklin or Third W is
flag with relatives in Long Island
{or several weeks.
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The Fairfield county funeral direct-
arl' association will hold a. meeting
this evening at the Country club.
tortur. has returned to her anchorage
away on a tew days' cruise.
Snapper; are 'running' most freely
according to reports that are being
circulated~ about town. Just what
size they are is not known. but it'is
believed that for this time of the year
they are good.
Patrolman John ~Roberts is enjoy-
j-g a. few days' vacation from his
duties. Patrolman Wallace Sammis
t taking his place.
”Mayor Donovan will talk on City
' Mes, Thursday night 8:00. Liberty
Suture. Dust Norwaik.
It was stated a few weeks ago to a
Sentinel reporter that Guidtrs Hall
was to face both on McKinley Street
and. Rowayton “avenue. Since that
time the contractors of the work have
changed the original'plans. making.
several changes. The structure as it
was originally stated will be moved
back twenty-six feet but it will re-
mafn in the same position. that of
facing Rowayton avenue.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
flinch will hold their regular weekly
meeting at the church in the Sunday
retool rooms tomorrow afternoon.
The usual meeting of'Troop No. 6:
‘B. S. A. will not be held on Friday
evening of this week because of the
bazaar of the East Norwaik Improve-
. spent Association.
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Among those who spent the week
end at the Tokenckc lnn were mem-
bers 01‘ the Zieglield Follies.
\Vultcr \‘un Tassel. Sr. was ‘thc
‘- ' recent guest of his son. “Killer. J12.
Mrs. Leo Davis is today attending who is :1 slum-oi :1! the New lurk
the meeting for the organization 01‘1L'111v1-rsii).
the Fulrileld County _Republicanl . ‘ 3
Women’s Association at the Bl‘nf’gs Won Pack. .\0. 8 “ill meet at.ihe
Wom1 "-5 Club. Liberty nundjng_;r~ot1;11:c- of Mrs. Herbert Howe. this
Bridgeport. , ’1 lq-vcniiur. at 6 o‘clock. under the lead-
'11~:1hl15 or Miss Jessie l-‘islier.
Friends of Oscar Nccandcr. of Fort ——
1
Point street. who about 11 month ago
wan seriouslviniurul in :111 automo‘
Complaints were made to the police
last night by Peter Kismwski or the
.tl'hird district of boys disturbing film.
‘1 htrolman Wallace Sammie attended
to the matter.
John Cui‘immie. who was the guest
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Joseph 1.111120. l’ost road, left early
‘ni‘
bile accident. ill‘v' :llnl‘llli‘il :11 tho- iurn in the week for Utica. N. Y.. where
101' the worse lulu-11 in the patient's in- is enrolled as a student in the
mdillmi. Although .1L one lime it Hamilton Institute.
named as though Mr. Ni-czindcri ‘
vould rcC0\cr. 11 1.»- snni thul his con-1 Members of the Republican um]
Democratic party are busy thrashing;
'iout matters of importance before the
Ytown meeting which is to h.- heln next
Monday. This undoubtedly will he a
1.: \\ orsc and that N‘-
flflion is lH'COlllil‘.
covery is douhuul.
Final plans for tho l'.1ir to be held.
in Community hull from October \lh lively ziil'nir.
.tjil tl11- i7lh. \\‘i'i‘1- discussed a! the
meeting 111' 1h. 111111-1‘i11inment com-i The local policc department are
A mitlm 111' :h: 2\l:ivilo\v1'r Hook and making every effort to secure the
Jaddcr company. h1~ld lust evening at names of the occupants of a touring
tho 1111:1111er 1111 V1111 7.1111111 street. car which run into :1 motorcycle
‘J‘hc decorating committee will meet drivcn by Edward 1111111151. 01‘ Sinf—
on Sunday morning and will com- ford and Mansfield avenues. yesterday
mencc 1l11- decoration of 1111- hall for morning. Ur. Noxon attend”! Jef-
‘3110 [am ‘frics who had two stitches taken in
- :bis right leg. ‘
Tonight is the last for East Nor-I ' -—-—-—
A |1i1ilz1lz1y party “:11: recently held
in Coilcmh-rs Point. l1)" 'l‘homais (trim-
mins. Jr. Several of the little folks
worn present and the; usual typo ol‘
birthday games constitulcd part of
‘valk rcsnlvnis ln learn how to vote
‘3 the voting machines to he 11s1-d in
Ill! city election next Monday. There
were :1 numhcr “ho \isin-d 1hr (111111--
‘irs of the MnyiloWer Hook and l..'1d-
.der company last evening. win-n11. ilrc activitns. Some of the juniors
113em01wlr11lion Was gin-11 of the 111:1— werc l'molhv Trowhridgo, John Pul-
chinc. ’l‘lu r1- will ln‘ :1 “llllllfll‘ 1l1-1n- ".51111 .1111! Louis“- ll11-l;:1o11.
POPULAR SINGER IS
A. s. BIBBINS’ BRIDE
Continued from First Page.
mistrluion this cumin: from 1111t1l 9
o’clock oi the Hook and l..11l1lv’r com.
pany’s ([lilli‘lf'l's. -
The evening, the :1111111.1l Hirer-day;
bazzmr 111‘ the limit .\'11rw.1lk lnlprovr-.',
mcnt Association will open at Com-‘
nullity hull. 'l‘hv- rommiitr-c in
charge of (MP «it-corulions were busy
‘last «mum-1: pulling the ii1!:1l 111111‘l11-q
:1 l'.|l"l‘ilil\‘ l11~oil11':‘11flllt- Irrivlt groan;
[will bring inembcus or the Sign“) Nu
hulcrniiy of \Vcslcyzih llxl'iversilv. Thu
to flu. (ltmnrntions 01’ the hall and 11:.l11-rr. wcre .lohn -\\’: Sluiison. ”:1 l1l0-
booth. Suppl r will he served this t11c1 of tho bride and Georgi- Cunlrl-ll
evening :1! 1’1 ocloclt. Ll.“ it will cvcry 111' “11111-11.
evening 01' ill" i1:17.:.:1.r. Tho (‘om-i ’i'ln' 1l-‘1‘11r21Vi011s :il H11» horse \vcr-
.mun'liv mmhw 4121 will play {is well. (11‘ [Illllilh 11:11l (luhlins. lhc color scheme
The program this c-venim: consists of being 3111111 :;111l pink 'l‘ln» ‘1.1i1l<' won
an 1".111l11l1111 111' 11.1111‘1-3 by some of .1 1l11~:»~ of \vlz1'11' canton ”1111-. 11111-
the children. '1n1-1i wnh white silk fI'l‘ll'l'. :1111i.1~1~
110‘ WA Yro—N
Mrs. l.. ('. l‘:1rk1r is spending :1.
~1
’1'ie1l n 1101111111.”, or whim» l‘l:
lwns gin-n in marringo by her 1:1911t1.
I 'l'l1i maid of honor. Miss Gill-"1v
wore 11 dress of orchid sniin \viill
headed bodice and cnri‘icd u lmuquvl
of yellow roses.
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few 1111.121 .11 P11 r homl- on Logan
atrcct. ‘ A reception was lli‘lll. nftcr Which
the couple left for :1 short \1-1 .ldi111:
211112111. Norm :1111l ramilv. of 110...-.11-11». l'non their rrtlzrn the? 11111
uyim. :\1-1'111, “N spendingutwo “,0ka make their residence in llnricn. The)
1'11 Mulnv. will l11'- nt home nitol Novrmllti‘ ls?
'l‘h"l'§- wcrc 111:1111' guests prosolil
J. hull and family have moved, last evening from llridirI-pori. Stum-
ffrom 'l‘okc11(-.ke to New York city for f“r"- Xl'w ”mum“. SDrinpdul-s, l{(1\\‘:r_\< I
no “1”,..le ion. llzirit-n :md Norwnlk.
_______ 'l‘ht' l'rldl‘ is; soprano srnl-tit-tl :1: HM
31“.. and Mrs. Maillard. of \anfr- Slnlut'ord l'reshytc-iinn church :1111l 1::
bury. are the guests-1 of their son on 1' “N“MMP of “W .‘Im'u‘nll; “l3”
:‘Clluni. class :11 mm. Slic has sludlivl
nowayton avenue.
music for s1'\'1'1';1l 31-1111; with Ills. Lil.
!Z:111 S‘mrwoo-l-.\'1-\vl<irk of this vita.
'l'111~ l)l'l|i;1'2l‘(lll2ll is liki ‘\i.\1- .1 1:1"11 -
unie 11i‘iil1-1-l11ss111 llllll ol'il11-Sl11111-
l‘01'1l [lizli School :.l11i zilso ol' \Vl-slvjnin
l'1‘.1\1-1.-1i_\'. .-\1 present 111- in
J. V‘V. Shorpnrd and fumil}. of 'l‘ok-
eneke. loft today for New York city
102' the winter. '
banning llluc. who hns hccn spend-
lS ii11
$113 the summIr in this (‘Ol‘lllllllllllyilJlIlll 11111111111101” of the l~‘1-dc1..l 1:1 .
Ira. returned to his home in llronx- ‘serve Bank in New York city.
mile, N. Y. Mun) hands-0111“ yl't'rvnls of :ilvm.
. ~-—' (.‘ul 1.111193. 111;:54. 1-i1'.. \\'1':‘1- row-ind 1..
The Broden i'nmly has":1rrived from 11119 ('Ollpli‘. '.'h1- l4ri111-grcon1's #111 1 ~
Ch“? and is M‘L‘Ullfv‘i'lfi ”10 Melchior-hi... 1111110 “'11: it l1111111.:o1.111 111.1111o1111
fin place at 'l‘okcneke for several laxuln-r.
weeks. A. .____ _._. _
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Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Thompson 1'“ ""‘Hl_uK~:.~_l\}:;_e.l'\ 1.1 ”LA
lave moved into their home on Row- LONDON. S1-p“\ i \cw. 111111
ayton avenue. which was recently p” .11.- )__; U11,“ (1|;:“,;.-‘< pf... .1 ,,., L
completed. ll-is‘ lliiI-I'iinon ll.'il -1'l1;- :1' '111.1
1x1111111'7wnl'11r-1‘1~~ 1..»1u1111 1‘11 11..1\..
MT; and Mrs. “HWY 'Geisingor “T“ .1111! Russian N1.\1~l 1.1»1..111111--.:~ .1
enjoying n f» w weeks \ncziiion :11 .1, . ("prime WW... ,., 11 . ,-
. . . _ .. . 1 _ 1. .1;1.;
'ZNetw M1lford. 'lhcy made the trip l1y 1.\ 11....” M- 11.“. 11. 1.1 11 .. 1 , 1
an omohi 1. -' ‘ ‘ ' ' k H "I
1‘ 1:1 lllgzn loll nil-111 :1 1.11111:.‘ 1 112111
21»\\;1l‘1l ('0111-1111i11111.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry llnuer of Host-
jngg. N. Y.. who have been the guests
sail-Him in tho Sentinel
LUNCH
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of Captain and Mrs. Andrew Mills
wave returned to their homvv.
The liow:1:.ton Home House wns
roost l‘l‘t‘(lll‘)' pninlv-«l 11nd is being
grim-1d 111 condnion for i‘w Vi'liltl'l‘ 1'11-
lerlninmr'r‘ls to l)“ l11l1l this your.
'l‘l11- l-‘r'izicr (lilmnn rcsidcnce.
$111111 11'11sl1.11l‘)' 1l.'1r11.'1::~rl by fire sl-v-
oral months 91:11, is rapidly Mint: rV—
pairml l.)— a Simni‘ord contractor.
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South Norwalk
Lunch
37 South Main Street
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(‘lv-mvnt .
Helm-1:1 11 I
ll. Albrecht. “ho sold his
5111111 imn- nsro. has 11 nlw
Iioum- vxvll 111-111»: way. and cvpvcts to!
OCCUI') 1i Minn- "0111 \\'-~n.llit1' sols in. i
M1. and Mrs. (‘lulrle-u {11‘0‘it-ld and
daughtw- llo-lvn. who l2: -.1_- L1H -
10;.an llwrouxlr \llisszicl1uwi;;.n 13:3. 1 V‘
3e iirned to their home in ltownyton'
.W PASTRIES ALL HOME-
The worl: on thr‘ linker Eatotr: on MADE )
‘West Side th‘llliv: is 11‘ arirlr; comple-
tion und, as for :11: can he moth-cl tho
Improxcmr 1‘s' lildk ~ nou'hle ' ap-
peariuico in gem-rail.
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Never Closed
Specials Served
11 a. m. to 8 p. m.
U,
The position of assistant to ”11' stri-
-. 1 »
.. The AlineJeaa. a,ya¢ht that has,
cam hmhxgomment as tohhel' insl
in this harbor. .‘l‘hesboas has beeir
DARIEN&: N OROTOAI '
kui‘ifi‘. .
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that We may
112171111 y g ‘
put upon the 'stand
111‘ 11111211
. . cross-examine her. ‘She is the person
' 7 'who swore to the warrant. She is the
_’—-— . chief witness. .. I never heard of a case
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.——There is in which the cb’mplainant was not
0 t duty for the citi~ produced,"
33323333."? voting-0:1 one dayl Judge Luann told the prgasecugooln
ot the year when his vote means” some» {it walnut necasuary to havetn rts. thfl :
thing." President Harding wrote to- mont‘ testify. but warned h at 1::
dav in replying to a letter from Char- were risking the chance of av 38 i d
les S. Stoler. or the Alexandria. Va..icomplaint dismimed. Later he 1en“:
Republican Club. in which the‘presi- l:- motlon of the defense to Q0813 e
~>was asked 'for‘ an express on on
651?: duties of _a citizen.“ and then court ad
Citing as an example of the laxity {this afternoon. th t
of voters in casting their ballots the. Should Judge Lazarus decide a,
last election for governor of Virginia -the comedian be freed of the-murder
when only 89,000 votes- were cast leisure. he will face :1 charge of man-
whne 111‘1920 the total with wonien slaughter brought by the San Fran-
voung‘rose to but 231,000 out or a cisccr County Grand :Iury in connec-
“total possible qualified vote of aboutllon With Miss Rappv 5 death.
900.000." the president wrote: . i There is also a possibility that Ar-
"Quite regardless of the effect 011 buckle Will be prom-cured for alleged
the fortunes of the particular political violation of the prohibition law. .
parties. I am impressed there is need: 3- Forrest Miichell. California
fparuculany for an appeal to vonFederaI Prohibition Director. is con-
'tcrs to perform their duty :1, the Bai- dufitlng an investigation. and on its
Ilot box on election day. If the re-‘Comvletion. accordl11gto__llol1cr‘t H.
suit of a i'ul vote in Virginia or any-.McCormack, assistant to the Lnltcd
loiller state should prove disastrous toistatES Attorney-General. the liquor
:tho party of which you or I chance to.angle of the case “111 be brought be—
hc u member. we would at least know ‘fore a Federal Grand Jury.
that We had heard the voice or the, McCormack. in :1 statement
iptoplc and would he more ready to might. declared thm he was withhold-
:ncqulrsce in their decision. 'l'hene is‘img Grand Jury acimn pending a hill
r11 more important duty for theclti- report from Mitch-ll. He has. ini1-
zen than this of voting on the day in 1mated that in the course or his in—
thc vear when his vote means some. \’931ii,’atlon of the liquor supply 1:]-
lthintr. leged to have. been ronsuincd :11 t.1c
i "11‘ vou can succeed in securing in Arbuckle party. 111- has uncovered u
fl‘ii'ginia this full the largest vote the whiskey smuggling lrniiic lwiwccn
‘stcie over cast. I will personally feel MPch0 and San Francisco Los
,thnt you have accomplished :1 pots. Angeles.
‘i1l1- civic advantage. quite regardless
"01‘ the rmliticai result.
I “i think it will not he improper for
mc to odd that I shnll have. like
yourself. no (0.1er the political result.‘
.if on expression can be secured."
harge against the screen comedian.
journed. until late
last
:1 11d
Advertise in the Sentinel tor the
best results.
WASHING
POLISHING
SIMONIZIN G
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Norwalk Wash Stand
GEORGE OLMSTEAD
Rear Mahsckemo Hotel
a.
v
IF YOU
WANT THE BEST
ASK ' FOR ’
in the First Conn-optional church.
Milton}. young-dag
g The _‘ _
promptly at 111 do
ai entry 91‘
state and hational oflicers and other
distinguished e-guests.
session will convene at 2:15 and close
promptly !at
the President-General and
peers will receive information in the
c
31.25.
notify Miss Annie .
peat street. Milford, with check for
same.
7:30 P. ‘M.’
' .eixhth we nicotine of .
The twenty
" " v-D. *k."’8.1’“wlll be held
October 5. 1921.
sea-loaf . win :09...
rock with the torm—
President-General.
morning
the
The afternoon
t 4:30 oelock,.at‘ter which
other or-
hurch parlors. Luncheon tickets.
application
Nettleton .
Banquet to President—General
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Men’s ShOp
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A Complete line of fur-
nishings and hats
21 North lilam‘ Street
for which please.
Pros- -
or m to woman utters from llflt‘lmllu.
, .7 beating down 11:11“. . 1,.‘ - TWW' '
A prominent physician can that by ularities. nervous 16111155,},1‘.‘ ' -
weakness to glu- 1.111“
Vegetable (3011111111. .1
38 8. natural ri‘5l01 11. . _
prevents mom Mr11111x 1m“; :1
m“
tar the largest number ‘01 women's
ailments are not surgical ones. that
is they are not caused by serious ding
placements, ~ or . growths. Symptoms
similar in character are often brought
about by much simpler conditions.
We therefore urge every woman whoitor the hen rennin
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7\
.1" a classified ad in "We
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STATE. TAX
Residents of Towns in Connecticut having 1159......“ ..,
October Ist, and owning taxable securities are liable in 1‘... " '
rates unless the State Tax at {our mills has been pawl 1,)
Treasurer on or
Before September 30th
The estates of those who neglect to pay this lax will 1.
A ' HEAVY PENALTY
Money on hand or in bank. other than Savings B11n‘11
Departments of Commercial Banks in Conneciicut. 11: 11.151
above $600.
Instructions and forms sent on application.
G. H. GILPATRIC, State Trczisnn 1:
Harti'onl. 1‘.
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B' t Maid Hons D
A full line of House Dresses in new and'most altrnrnlz .- 1351.
Light and medium colors in plaid and sh ip1-.l 1,1 H.111
and light striped percales. Straight, lit-EU .3 ,p
' sash‘ models
Nurses Uniforms in while, and blue 1.1113 ‘1.)-. 1,: .1
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
Sou {l1 erwal‘i
THE
COCHRAN SCHOOL
178 East Avenue, Norwalk
A Country Day School
for Boys
Adams-Roth
Mother’s
Bread
BEST SELLER IN
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Fall Term Begins Wednesday,
September 28, 1921
Applications for the enroll-
ment of tiny pupils and board-
ing pupils are now being
received.
Due to the msnv inquiries it
has definitely been decided to
start a kindergarten for young
boys and girls — Enrollment
should be made at once to in-
sure accommodation.
Olfice hours} to .12 daily
,Afternoons and Evening! by
Appointment
TO'WN
STYLE
Si’E(‘I.-l. LISTS
“are 5'1111 :11‘1‘iiltit‘d
W. T. Cochran
Head Master
moss 244, NORWALK‘
-‘A-\'.\‘ ‘
i11_v11111' pure 1.1<e by
who
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i 11-1...I<11frl1c slim and i The Hillside SChOOl
1 11.11.; the 1:111 and 5 Prospect nor-walk
; \iJll'i. ‘ m
’ Founded by
' Elizabeth B. Mead. 1383.
A Boarding and D a y
School for Girls and
LittleBoys .
This School otters sane and sound
{filming in elementary and acade-
mic subjects under the best au-
IDicw Isrze Faculty of excellent
teachers. ~ New school building with
spacious tymnasium and separate '-
Otudv halls for each department.
Beautiful moods. tennis court.
Upper School offers general and
special courses. 0011883 Prepara-
tory reviews a. specialty. Special
courses planned tor those not wish-
ing to’work tor a diploma. .
' ””7 1” MAM! PAM/ammo
120 Washington St.
50- NOYWBIK. Conn.
Tel. Norwalk 736
..._....‘1 -Il‘ - "I -1 “1'- -1-
S. D. G..CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE como'non-
hav, AND-103 can» an
00 Kass N rwalk. The Lo sch 1 includes the
. 0 ' wer oo
53 ,Osborn hAnVG , 479 :3 Intermediate and Primary Dept-rt-
‘P 116 - ‘ ment. ' Children are taught how to
T study and lay a good foundation for
their later high school work. The
Primary Department admits girls
‘md 30“: boys.
Arrangemegp “do for meeting
children at the trolley. Chorus-
class in charge of Lillianflherwooda’
Newkirk. Gymnastics in mgr-odes.»
Fall term begins 9 a. m. Wednes-
day. September 21. 1921.
lExceptioasl Opportunity
To purchase 1,
new and sec.
ond hund radi-
ators at reas-
onable prices. .
New Ford far '
diatom of first.
clues type 818.
Repairs of all kind: I: export
\ Mechanic y /
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between 0111; and Center St,
. Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5588-2
Second-hand pans and tires to
WI/J’MW’
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JUL-Stilt}
VAAST lxRilh‘. (
DlSTr' 15;":>'S
CADlLLAC l‘fllih’l‘ MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINE-S FOR NGS AND RECEPTIONS
T5321 SERVICE
NORWALK a COCDYEAR CORD 712:5
sOUTH NORWALK r—mss :21-
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Mbnlequnymi’oc
tolenfiq a single snatched. hot-
tendorslnbbyfloorinyourhone.
TtytheNaCosfiagiw OIJFioon
“MARY
FLOOR ENAMEL
Buyio apply—dries ovemi‘htwith
s tough. durable gloss—that can be
washed repeatedly without losing
in lustre. Ergh‘ t handsome colors.
lm {I'm DRIER
\‘l'e yrs-Ira to know howlood his
Sanitary loot Bull-OI is. Cmin —
muo- duodenum and we‘ll ulvo
you. freed cil;Am:. o “I Ball-Pins Ca
(soy '- min, good
ambit-boom“. ESQ-om" odor.
ALBERT D. MORGAN.
wmonns'ma swam:
84 Washington Stret
South. Norwalk .
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Mildred “S yli Stout".
Undergarments i
give "double \‘rc nose of em;
sire. patented features ‘
l—Reinforcsd by extra. shield around armhole. .
Z—Adjustabic button band, eliminates dmIV—Sll‘if“;
3-13131“: back without gathers or darts.
4—Cm'ved but-ton back, prevents gapping.
5—Reinforccd where wear is greatest.
6—Inside arm scam reinforced with extra tape.
You will find here a good assortment of 1311 ~
garments at moderate price-s.
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“'0 Her. If "'0 Houseware.
FALL BRIDE-IS
Now is the time l0 select your 5101‘. r 3-?" 1‘
hold Furnishings f1“: ‘ ‘
We have a complete line at Kitchen '1"-
in Aluminum. White and Gray Euan‘n .
Sets and Open Stock American Porcelain.
Tableware Pyrex Glass Bakery Ware.
' for 1110 Laundry
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PHONE 314.2
The Royal Auto Painting Co. .
Have moved into their new dust'PYOOfg:
Shop. doing high class Auto Painting,
.and Trimming.
Corner South Main
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