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Max Levy’s Shoe Store 0'
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Ladies 3-Buckle Tan Oxfords 2.... $6.45 .2
Ladies’ Tan and Black Saddle Strap Oxfords .7. . . . . . . . . $6.95
Ladies’ 3-Buclde [Patent Leather Oxfords . . . . . . . . . . . . . f $5.45
Ladies’ Patent, Leither‘ Moccasins ............ . . . . . . . . $6.95
Ladies’ 2-Buck1e Gun Metal Pumps ................. . . $5.45
Ladies’ 2’-Buckle Tan Calf Pumps .
Ladjeg’ Tan Calf Brogue Oxfords .. . .
Growing Girls High Shoes with Rubberneels ..........
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$4.95
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A monster demonstration was held in front of the Lustgartcn in Berlin recently, in commemoration of the World :
For Other Bargains See Our \Vindow.
Thousands of placards reading “Never Again ‘VaV'WCre carried. -
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To by mg before the country in visual form the vast problem it is helping
sow-3, American Red Cross has prepared for its Annual Roll Call,
it to 24, 7 poster showmg how rather than diminishing the total of ‘
Red Cross ,
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Wm d War veterans entitled to Federal aid continues to grow.
Serve: to these men is costing $10,000,000 a year.
Red Cross Gives . Red CrbssTrains
$310,000 to Aid 5 147 Blind Vets
‘Clean-Up’ Drive In Useful Work;
'l'rnininzr 49lean in iii tin ill for tho“
llnlllv of lifo was taken by 147 blind-
ed oxsvrvico men n! the lied “ross In-
stitute for tho- Blind. nonr Baltimore.
M«l.. (lurinl: thr- ilSPiil your 19204921.
nocordlng to the report of the Insti~
tutc- for [but period.
Of this number, 10 have gone on to
other institutions. in ulniost every
rose to institutions where those hav-
ing: sight nro rewiring ndvnncmi edu-
cntion. The biinul exservicc men who
have cnierod such institutions are pro-
vided with special text-books in
Brilliio, reading which they were
An Appr- ; rimirvn or $3310.!Wv for
I:t"l t‘:' we “’Hl‘li in commotion \Vilh t‘lw‘
“clounrup” Himpnlm‘. instltiitwl by the
(iovonnm-nt to bring the claims of all
disobiod service men who are cntirlwi
lo iv‘wlo-rai aid before the proper gov-
ormm-nt bureau for notion, has been
nmviu by the American Red Cross.
The Executive Committee of the
American Red Cross in milking the
appropriation authorized the appropri-
ation of $353,!th of this sum to tho
Amorir'un Legion to defray tho ox-
ponso of the Legion rcprcsentutivcs
assigned to the various districts of
tho V'uivrnns Bureau. ‘ taught at the Red Cross InstitUte.
'i‘hr: rnmninder oi' the appmprintionl Twelve men have passed from the _
was authorized for apportionmentl Institute to successfully carry on some ‘
filming the several Divisions of the occupation or business for which they
liml l‘r-lsg for carrying on that part. were fitted by special training. A few
of the “clean-up" work that fails (ii-i have withdrawn from the Institute be-
rm'lly lipuil the Rod Cross organization. cause of poor physical condition. 14 are
receiving further “training on the
1 Job" and 87 are still in training.
Young America ‘
Sends Vast Relief i~Red Cross Plans
$6,000,000 Effort
To Needy AbroadE
T 0 Save Children
Various relief projects of the Junior
Medical cure and clothing for thou—
sands of children in “entrul and East-
American Red Cross in European
countries resulted in helping 237,th
om Europe are outlined as the activ-
ities of the American Red Cross in
(institute children during the lust fis-
('nl your. ncoordlng to the annual re-
port of the Americunlted Cross for
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In all its branches done on our promises. A marvelous assort—
PICTURE FRAMING ,,
ment of Zliouldingzs to choose from, at the most
reasonable prices
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND HIGH STREETS NORWALK
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‘ new clothes and keep
abreast of the season. They’re
here—7frorn the Kirschbaum
shops. Smartly styled, skillfully
tailored, moderately priced!
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$30 to $45
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(Eur period. The growth of tho nctlvl- Europe for the current year, says a »
the or the Juniors abroad is nnini-l statement on the eve of the Annual W7 I‘ W
flurliHl by a comparison which simwsl Roll Call of the organization. These 85 ASHINGTON STREET 50' NOR ALK
2‘. i flgiro 1: 200,000 iurgnr than thutl activities, supplemental to the feeding
or ,3.,_ gyi‘i'll'luiis iismi'ymr. operations of the European Relief '
Til.- Nilinnni t‘hiliiron‘u Fund raisedi (‘ouncil of which Herbert Hoover is i
‘w- Si'il‘lr'l l’ilillll's'n, members of the a chairman. are dt‘flignod to provide the l
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America Succors Russians , quntc medical cure is not now obtain— .3; ..
ml. riotivin: :Hnl nu-diml rolloi; uhlo. the American Red Cross plans 3* ..
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l»; illi\‘~‘lln refugees sirundor‘: mull}; healthy life. The sum of 36,- .3. If
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Succeeding former President Wilson, President Harding was recently
ciesicd president of the American Red Cross. He is here seen accepting the
office. From left to right: Maj. Gen. Merritte w. Ireland, Surgeon General,
U s. A.: Dr. Livingston Farrand, chairman Central Committee of the Red
Cross: the President; Asst. Secretary of the ,TreaSLl-y EliOt Wadstfthi
Rear Admiral Edward R. Stitt, Surgeon General, U. S. N.
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VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
ALL mos or SHEET METAL WORK, ,
WELDIN G OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Roz-walk, Near South Main Street.
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SCHOOL SHOES
A larger showing of children’s school shoes than ever
If stout, serviceable shoes for children, reasonably priced, ap~
peal to you, come in and look them over
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SOUTH NORVVALK
OPEN SATURDAY EVENiNGS
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M’KAY VENTILATED TABLE PAD
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-- -This pad isli—quid proof over the entire surface. including the ,
joints. Tea. coffee. mill-2, soup or other table liquids that may be i
spilled upon it even at the joints, cannot reach the table no: will .
they injure the pad. . _. : .r
WASHA‘BLE SURFACE
If surface becomes soiled it may be washed perff-ctly clean
with soap and water or a wet cloth without temm'mg it. from the ,
tébie. ,
' VENTILATED AIR CHAMBERS
The interior of the pad is composed of air chambers which?
make it entirely heat proof. As soon as the heat tram allot dish
I warms the air chambers it becomes lighter than the surrounding
cool air. The 'cool air flows in, a circulation of ail-sis termed, and L »_
the heated portion of the pad is constantly supplied With cool ‘31:. ~ , "
CARD TABLE FEATURE
This pad. inverted makes an excellent card table or study
table out: of your dining table
ANGHQRING DEVICE
This is the only pad equipped with an anchoring defies."
Simply drop the looped straps into the crack fit the center of the
table and close or look the table. .
Stock Sizes: 42.", 45", 48", 54"; other
Angevine limiting (:0
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sizes and shapes to order.
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