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JOSEPH~DAVIS
MW STREET. ' .
Crofli‘tv'Sz Know
“l’nd
Stetson
Hat‘s
$5.00 $7.00
“:UNOIvaauuauvth. "z
~1i¢allo~ii§l‘a‘l‘e.ly.
A Viotrola on easy‘weekly payment
”on Donuelly's 18 South Main street
‘ 4547 West Washington Street
NQ‘W’STHE TIME
I to get your
Spring Overcoat
It’s the time, because the
quality is right, prices are
right and the new spring
W198 are «here. :Raglam.
belted models, lOOSe, easy
box costs. We ’11' be glad to
Show you.
All the New Fabrics for! 7
Spring and Summer -
4......”414.
and for immediate use on exhlltion at.
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on? (36008 STORE
Under Mahsckemo Hotel
422:
- The Hungarian Catholic Society
. will hold a. dance in Kish Hall this
. evening.
$3.00
' Goodwill Shirts $1.95
A regular semi-monthly meeting or"
South Norwalk Council. No. 1253.
. Knights of Columbus. was held last .
evening.
~40th let the little ones mlSsseea-
in: mom-an “ile'BBy”
Peter Chick. o: Wilson Point. said ’
that ‘he had abandoned his Maxwell "
touring car near the Armory. the tar
having a broken wheel. He said he
Railroad avenue.
would claim it this morning. ,
—Velour (hats at O‘Brien's.
bankruptcy. has been ”gned
' nelia Odell
Wednesday from New “York City and
--—Auto accessories. ital-on Kohn.
The first meeting «the creditors or
the Danbury Foundry 00.. which is inf
for
will be a source of entertainment to. Boys who left a wagon on the trol
Friday, March 3. at the once or John
your ‘family and yourself. Getting it
will enable you to have the enjoyment
of it while paying for it. See tonight’s
ley tracks on Monroe street, thus de-
laying the cars for some time were
complained of by the Connecticut
Keogh. referee
Bflfiseport.
in bankruptcy.
in
.47.
ternoon.
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-—La e 5156* cool. 11.50 er ton.
may: Guns 23?.1‘91. 21. ll
Arthur Lemur. tenor. will be the evening. until . P' M“
saluting singer at the Sunday evening
service of the South Norwalk Metho-
Clt church Sunday
fie “Bridgeport Oratorio Society
tery. tools, etc.
in; city.
—Where can one buy a heavy silk
stocking tor $2.00?——At Kceler's the
aere e.
at saves YOU money.
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Surely you never saw such astonish- “”0”" at "‘5'
tag bargains as the articles you will
find on the center tables at The N. E.
Ryan Co's store . These are odd lots people of St' ladlslaus Hungarian
of knitted underwear. corsets. waists Catholic Church Win present a play
velvet sport hats. union suits stamped land dance for the benefit Of the
pieces to ho embroidered etc. a”lchurch. The advance sale of tickf‘is
. 'indicates a vcrv largo attr-ndancc:
marked at ridiculous! low 11. l ‘
clearance. y p "S for Orris' Springwood orchestra. will play
Hungarian and American dances for
(«mm by Angelo Patricolo ism-oral hours after the play.
pianist and iii-misting artists. High5
School Auditorium. Fri. Feb.“
flu). Admission 500.
—Special Saturday matinee—bring
the children to see Jackie (‘oogan in
“My Boy" and “The Seven Little
if you are looking for 0 gm for a *‘w0u‘n'1r'u-“n a" 0' chum"
musical friend. nothing could be more .iro‘m 41m '1 year; old. M are
tunable. than the Victrola Book of the Intuit. s lows at 2'1 '
era. It is n t 2 - ’
3:; but one of one. piece of advertis ‘ A special meeting of the Children
interesting workse oTofhecogpglfgeeigngf Mary will be held in St: Joseph's
written. it is beautifully illustrated. liflorgzrimllmgn 38:12:" 03:55:00;
End l'l‘lt ‘ ' v . - ' " ' ‘ ' '
.flonaxllv' Erlénpgfgfmfirgrp; grilff’fg‘r; [which lime all members are requested
just ”m thing. The Hamilton Shop. _tn ll’llikt‘ returns lor their cards and
Eve.
lllcko-ls. Al this meeting final plans
—-Aulo Accossorirs. Aaron Kohn. :wlll luv mode for tho Salmagunril
Railroad avenue. l'IIll‘ly l0 lw held on iii-kt Monday cyc-
nlllg.
—'Dmli you w nt in vc a - m '. —~
your hosiery billa?-—TrysaKr-clr:;:f) ‘ 1! -—EQ‘E. Stove and nut coal, $13.50
line.- ion. Harris and Guns (:0. Tel.
721.
Dryco Milk ‘1
Hospital Size
ll: )llli'» Sllll'ili‘ Xlisun l‘m-lu'dlci i0—
82 00 lllly S(‘l’\'(*(l jury warrants on Jcrcminll
. ‘l‘Iingll. Prod ll. Trip and Jacob LillV—
All Other Foods at Reduced Prices “will r to appear for jury duty ill thl‘
‘ >Superior (‘rimlnai court on ncxt \Ved-
:m Mu) Hr ulsn s9 ryvrl jury war»
run! for the next scsslou of the Sup“-
‘l‘lnl‘ Civil ‘Court which opcns llcxt
Stillson-Powell- Corp.
Company to the police yesterday af-
——Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
Edwin Johnson. of West Norwalk.
evening. M,_,reported to the police last evening
Levasseur has sung 501° roles with that on Wednesday night his Ford car
in had been taken from his garage and
their productions and is greatly ad-.tha.t he had recovered ii abandoned
mired for his ability in this neighbop on Jarvis street. stripped of tires. bat-
——Don‘t let the little ones miss sec-
ing Jackie Coogan in “My Boy" and
.“The Seven Little Sweethearts” at a
special Palace matinee tomorrow al-
This evening at Kish Hall the young
hosiery in town. at Keeler's.
made arrangements vtor another “La
Tuesday evening. February
to attend. Cards will be the {tribal
prizes have been .provil‘led.
will be served.
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.iery at 81.00 a tin—At Keeler's.
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and dance of Court Laurel. No
106. C. D. of 4A..
Men's Hall. “’ashington
evening.
nish the music for the ‘dnncing.
street.
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a novelty. that of "progressive 01:- scenes. combine to make this photo-i
clirc." All taking part in the lattér drama one that isoi' ml merit. Miss
are requested to be on hand not later gyms acquitsherselt ndmfirfibly. Ber
|than 8:15 o'clock.
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sous you get exceptional value.
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:Guild of Grace Church. of‘whic‘h Mrs.
F. M. Sanger is president. a delightful
supper was served at the church lust "
-—I;argest assortment of SPORT
Progress Forum No. 1. F. F. L.. has
dies' Night." thlsmlr 'to “be held on
28th.
Members and their friends are invited
pal attraction and many handsome
handing
will'also be enjoyed and refreshments
—All the new colors in sport hos-
All is in readiness for the card party
to be held in Red
this
Powell's orchestra will fur-
and
besides the regular cards there will be
—Keeler‘s sell their hosiery on very.
small profits‘that is one of the res-
l'ndcr the auspices of the Woman‘s
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mg spent in vocal
' iiiunoh was served.
étown guests from Stamford.
mart. New York and Staten Island.
Mrs. George W. Moore. of Bowl-zy—
m Fermi-med on February 23rd.
1922. at Port Chester. New York. by
the Rev. W. I. mogul. rector of the
Episcopal church there.
Mrs. Lansing Odell and Miss Cor—
"ino‘tored to MOI-walk
attended a. tea moon by Mrs. Henry
Thornton Prevent and Mrs. Walter
" lien liinnr'o 331: '40 North Main
street.
Mrs. D. L. Duals and Master John
Deals and her mother. Mrs. M. Woll-
ner. of Marvin Beach. are in Atlantic
City for a couple or weeks
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Agnes Am Theodore Koala! And
Other-Stars Mdcemtin “The Lane
That Had No Turning."
Now comes Mes Ayres. lovely. ac-
complished and magnetic. as star in
her own right in Paramount pictures.
Her first stellar vehicle. “The Lane
That Had No Turning," was the‘ouer-l
ing last «night at the Regent Thenre‘
and. was highly successiul both dra-
production.
”Maw. '
Written by Sir Gilbert Parker. it»
brings ‘to the m a romantic and
tense story 6! selt‘ucriflee on the
:part of a woman. who clings ‘to her
.huoband in spite of his deformity.
and strives to spare him the humilia-
tion «learning that he is not the
rightful in‘heritnr o! the Seigngury 'o’i’
Pontiac. oi" which he is master.
The machinations of a Vllllflflwthfi'
intervention or a real man—-—an Eng-
lishman. whole the rightful heir. and
the final happy ending of a tangled
series or events. all laid in picturesque
The picture also plays?
support. including Theodore Kos‘lont
Mahlon Hamilton. Prank Camps-an
and Wilton Taylor. is quite adequate.
Richard H. Golden. or the firm of
Taylor & Golden. ‘lnc.. has resumed
his business activities after several.-
»w‘eeks' illness. ‘
.night. The supper was largely <31-
!tended; in tact so many turned out" 99MB SAGE
’that' there was hardly enough proving? f ‘x. , , F 7:. , _ »..» ,.
. w ° ~ at e ‘-
lsions to go around The supper as I! 3 “an *3“!!! it . , g:
{most assuredly a financial as well as u
fsm'iul success.
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the children to see Jackie (‘oogan in
.“My Buy" and “The Seven llitllc
Sweetliearts“——an not of children
from 4 to II your. old. They arc
grout“ hlmtvs a! 2:15.
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l ’l‘hc (‘c-ntml Station apparatus was
isulumuncd in East Xllrwnlk this
lmorniug by .'\ telephone alarm that
llllcrc was a llrr in the Fitch School.
i'l‘hc call was receivcd~=shorlly beforc
‘11 o‘clock. but when the apparatus
jarrivvd there was no firc. Nothing
{that would,givc any {cause for the
alarm to he sent in was noticed about
:llw building: (and no trace (if the per—
been out. She Will-
find you at home if
you have the money
saved 1113- Begin
N 0W. Use this
Bank.
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Avmlm-sduv on Samuel J. Koch-r. Ell— 1 . . ., - , savs everybody uses “'vcth's Sage and 7"
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South Norwalk :zvlw ,1. Van .'ess and George ll. [“0” “ 0 U 1‘“ ”1 ’0“ 1 11“ found 'Sulphur Compound now because n no: (em issue. beszdes other issues
’Qllillmrd. ‘ -Velour hats at O'Bricn's. darkens so naturally and evenly that IFCOIL'DIZG‘d as high grade '
I” 3‘ *— ___._______.,_ _. nobody can tell it has been applied—- f
‘- (/1 . —NOTICE— it‘s so cats; to use, too. You sim LV ”
% EVE ' \Vu hereby notify the residents of Tax BOOkS‘Open for dampen a ‘comb or soft brush alild M 1e efGoldsch .dt "
’ , a South Norwalk and vicinity that at‘, I em N W 9k 1. pk, . ~ ap S ‘ ini ‘ i
:1 g: INC 45 Railroad avenue we have' [131) on ext 9 tdrnw it through the lair. .. ‘ us one . :
._-_ " opened a first class restaurant where ‘strand at a time. By morning ”w Investment Brokers L
2.. the best of foods will 'be served at Tax Commissioner Thomas C. gray hair ‘3‘3‘399‘3‘31 “it” ““0"": . i
.5“ rpgffirllahlle mtl‘is' d f, . Rzllcom will turn the tax books for replication or two. it is restored ‘0 itSl PHONES: 153 154 720 . '
,{f' 'l a so la 'e or ers or servin ‘of 53 _ 9..., . , . natural color. and looks glosay. soft! . . .’ ' l
_ :-. our .fnod at homes and will cares ‘0‘ 1 ‘ 1 1 -- OWUOFK‘. mf‘k *S‘ephpn and he {lilf‘lll.—-—Ad\'. 85 Washington 8L. SO. Norwalk, 0091mm
-- Darilcs. Service will be of the best “0"“ 0" “mm“ m”"““" “‘M‘m- a
- Open day and night. W‘atch foi- our completed ”‘9 assessing ‘Of .l’m' ' " “Established- 1892 9
- adOfor daily menus. ' perty within‘ the city. The Board >of‘ . - . . I
:_ pen for business Saturday. Feb- Relief will hold five ‘ hearin arbour . ‘
.. l'llary_ 25th. 1922: March 20 on the‘as’sessmeufsof. pro-'- Newefl & Murray ~
‘3 American-Hulr—I322lgnRoF32taurant and’ lam-t;- and to hear any complaints or] meme“ “‘1 Wm f
flu; : JOSEPH BER . . make corrections. The dates. chine » . , _ . , , I
55‘. § ES 5. COMPANY meetings of this board will be adver- “To M9" (Who Kn ' . t ‘ TLTRN ABQUT IS
..-‘ ., .tised in both papers. . ’ q 1" Washington 5‘" So. "OHM“ § .
. , - ., , . rant PLAY
s. When Opportun- Ellen’s $4.00 Heavy Cor- l '
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, - o ants l
lty Knocks dur y P . . ._ . .- - .- ‘
;: . 7S .. l . $2 0;, You work hard 101‘
1 . (4 l s
.. Opportunity knocks . 3 .yom money. Why not .
: once at every man’s a. .» .
f__ _ - - 7 l - make Hour mane work ~
door. A Witty Irish- MEN’S SGrLiD l 3“ 5’ .
; man said that when LEATHm SHOES .' f0? YOU? The place :H :
.2.— _ . » " . . l ' ' ‘ ‘
‘1} she knocked at his FOR $295 where this ‘ 'b d l
‘” ‘» 7’ ‘ .' cane'one
door he must have substantially from year to year there are i
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. good reasons; 32nd those. very reasons make
it a good bank to (lo-business with. -
mallow-mm ‘ ' :
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, unusual good Wmand is especially
fixture reryhafl ‘ongshoes.
Sahidan‘iflly Nobody
_ Can Tell
Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened. glossy and attractive
with a brew of Sago Tea and Sulphur.
\Vlu-ncvcr lllY‘ hair look on that dull.
fuck-d or slrcnkcd app-arnnco. this
simple mixture was applied. with
wonderful rfiect. By asking at any
drug storc for "“‘yclh's Sage and
Sulphur Compound." you will get a
large bottle of this old~ilme recipe.
improved by the addition of other in-
gredients. all ready to use at very
little cost. This simple mixture can
.be depended upon to restore natural
'color and beauty to the hair.
A \\'cll—kll0"‘n downtown
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d ruggisi
A miscellaneousshower washeld at
the home or Mrs. E. c. Hasadorn, 5
_ , . {Bates Court. Second district by a num-
' 'ber of the employes of Rocking Chair
flailgin honor =0! Mrs. B. Sonny 'mfle
3 _ rriage is“ be in the near future.
. The evening was an enjoyable one. be-l
selections and
:7music. and at a late hour a buflet
The bride-to-be
deceived many very pretty and ileum!
rglfts. there Were 3, number of out of,authorities under martial law.
Bridge—
éton announces the marriage of her
idaus'hter. Miss suns. 1.. Moore. to Jess
i”D. Stewart. of Norwalk. The ceremony
matteally and train a standpoint o‘i’i?
(Continued from First Page.)
from holders of high judicial office. to
be appointed by -agreement. This
commission would have the power to
hear claims 'regaeding criminal in-
Juries to property. including losses
As to responsibility,
damage done by its tomes was u '
ited in Ireland. but damage done in
Glasgow and Liverpool also was ‘to be
taken into account. Thedamage done
in Northern Ireland was of a differ-
ent category. the Secretary added.
and the British Government consid-
ered it had -a greater responsibility re-
garding it. The British Chancellor of
the Exchequer, said Mr. Churchill,
had 1mid “Sir James Craig “that Parlia-
mentary [authority would be sought 'to
pay the northern government or Trev-
tore January 11. 1922.11 contribution
of 1.6005000 lpounds.
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WWW.
The Cromwell club and Monk/er.
Grotto will hold their that annual l
Mardi Gras dance. this evening. itt‘the!
Nor-wall: unwary. and the famous-
Clei' club orchestra. numbering 'ten
lpieces will 'turnid'h syncopatlng ‘music.
This dance. from an indications.
promises "to be among the ‘tinest
attairs of this kind ever held in town.
as the Grotto and Craftsmen mem-
bers numbering about thirty strong
fire busily ell-used “with decorations
up to a late hour last night. The star
moon: the decorators
were
lat-chard Brown. M. Perry Box-ton
and Ambrose Why. who “were
climbing around‘aon the rafters. solac-
ing streamers. lanterns. etc. in such
lam :abae manner that {one would think
that there must be some truth to the
claim that scientists make as to the’
origin or thehuman race. l
Special trolley cars will he in read-
iness at the closed the dance.
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«shuns! classified ads work won-
ou LOSE
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If you
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:ircwgeitlng scarcer every day Oppor-
tunities for buying securities of the;
boiler class, paying high returns. willl
soon disappear. If you wish to make;
ducing the high cost
of living. act.
sustained through the destruction ”f, fled blanket reservation to the tour
property by the order 0f the military power Pacific treaty. said to be sat-
Mr. Churchill:
said the Irish Provisional Government‘s“? Foreign Relations com
had agreed that “8 WSWW‘W‘W ‘°" debated by the committee today and
land; With respect “to criminal inluriesfi
to persons and property in the iterri-p'.
tory of “that government, sustained be. ‘
leani: Business Man
caused by the resignation of Dr.l sanitary methods of handlinzm
Franklin G. Brown. a special meeting .
of the board will be held at the Nor- such °"a'?"”°5' "“3“ halo
walk High school. tonight. Several for your family.
names have been presented for con- Order of us regularly and be
NOT ROBERT M. 5H1“
CHILD IN Ni?“ V
The Evening $(Tlllll'i \v.
this morning by Mr: ”.5 ”$97de
of 12 Sound Vilw :. .13“: 1‘ Shir.
that the Shay. ulcmlm rd] hm (it-V
fl cle carried in )0in l‘.j.2\‘}.‘\'. .. :g am
> *"i root hereon. ‘ ‘ "“7755
isHIAT Mrs. Shaw Salli t‘ml l.—
.. I '1' conduclcr on H» rum“... “:1 fa!“
his name Was l-{nlmn .\l 9:“! the:
had been boardlnl: in \n w 1 law'
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-—-A modl- said. and mo allul. ' 4an
ll fen-9d
Roy Shaw. who gwn 111.. 3“”; ‘0 a
_ ~ _ Pinc street. Mrs. SLAV c, 85.3510
isfactory by Presxdent Harding and a the man n {erred m 4) dated that
majority 01 the members ofrthe den- made his hum mm H {:3 "P W\
3.1139, W318 Some C‘lmusmn “$me lr 28:310le
ilarliy Of l‘any s‘ :15 1”,” 1“ JR 8111].
an agreement reached to vote on the plan-es of ”K \o“ H~ ‘ . l. are em.
treaty itself and all proposed reserva- ‘ "" . mfirom
tions at tomorrow's session.
The new reservation was laid before
the committee by Senator Brandegee.
Republican, Connecticut. after a con-
ference with President Harding. The
Connecticut Senator was said not to
have reported ’it‘ as embodying the ;_
president's vieWS. but the understand-
ing of committee members was that "
The text of the reservation follows:
"The United States understands
that under the statement in the pre-
amble or under the terms of this .
treaty there is no commitment to;
armed force. no alliance. no obligation l
to join .in any defense."
on the School Board
For the purpose of filling the va-
cancy in the Board of Education
in our Dairy Products mean:
“but, trained mllkers, h
attic, carefully washed
sterilized receptacles and
0M!
sideration. but. as far as could be
learned. Dr. Brown's successor has not
been selected.
Because of the fact that a letter
Was received at a recent meting of
the board asking that a Jlew mem~
ber'to be appointed be a business man.
it is very likely that this course may
be followed at the meeting. No other
business is scheduled to come up for
discusion.
sure of the purest and
.- BEST DAIRY raccoon
F. H. WEMPE & SGN
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1678
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contains directions so simple any wo-
man can dyc or lint her worn. shabby
dresses
ings.
hangings. everything, even if she has
Inever dyed before.
lDye-s"-—~no other klnd—Ahc'n
‘home dyeing is surc because Diamond
Dyes are guaranteed not to spot. fade.
streak
Sale meant stocks and bonds whether-gills material you wish to dyc
is wool or silk. or whether it is linen.
cotton or mixed goods—Adv.
your savings assist materially in re-"esuus
h
F. and K.
ill: mills.
lull, DRESS lN .
llllllgllu ills
Each package of "Diamond Dyes"
Stationers
skirts waists. coats. stock—
sweuis‘rs. coxerings. draperics.
Buy “Diamond
perfect
16 So. Main $1.
or fun. Tell your druggisi
South Nor“ .llk
Advertise in the Sentinel for best
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Visit our unlisted department. To”.
Mr. Hull your story. He will assist!
you in making selections best suited
to your requirements.
NOW.
“‘9 sprcialize in Norwaik Tire 8:
Rubber P11. paying 7 per cent. Penn-
sylvania Power & Light Pit. also :1
Made on the’Army Last
Yes, shoes have come way down.» i
Pficesarealmoséasriow as they were
in 1913. Wears: now selling a good,
solid leather «await, heavy-shoe for;
only $2.95 a pairé This shoe will give:
made for men emit work outdoors and _
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We also cars-yin dandy line of chil-
git
in theme, ‘:4Bixesa1tyonrj’¢§fldrcn are} ‘
“the kind that‘weur them through.
qmckly. we ‘ '
their footwearr y selling
tamer shoes. at a very
ital-gin of» ' , ' ‘
Pinned. ‘
patterns. and son j.
ml‘ge’ ‘ .
is in ya savingsaoc’ount
in this bank.
.1 ,k a.
dren’s shoes. that are-all solid lumen”; _ ‘
in all 813% and '
them at very low prices. Prices .
from 231.50 in the Marines to 33:50 .
me you’inoney on.
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This February Sale affords you all Oppl'll'illlnii
' cent to 30 per cent, without sacrificing qualill-
WM
GREAT
RUA—RY SALE
8 message is of importance to all \\ ‘ln imam
to replace that worn out rug. chair. lulu .;
holstered furniture, or to add a new pic
mire to the home. For, if there is all. '
f or the l 02:19, you should take arivanz;
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"Pin 13
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We offer you a Wide selection of 1111'. 1-.
mg and most dependable line of rugs m \\ M *1-
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Axmins‘taars, Velvets, Brussels, W 001 and l-‘i‘m
sayings that you should not ignore.
WLEURi AND‘QC‘ONGOLEUM lillh‘
In various sizcs and dl'sngi‘l _,
9x12 linoleum Rug ....... . ............... 51-73;?
9x12 Congeleum Rug ...................... ”j ”'7
to secure the best of furniture at a savings m 1* Tm;
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our guarantee is back of every article sold.
”1:313 Funeral Directors and Embalmers
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