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SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
nsmstiSfinn BY.
JAMES GOLDEN
n. 1.. av. A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1922
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not otherwise in this paper and also
‘ny local news published herein.
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DIASONIC DIRECTORY
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F and A.
K. meets in Masonic building. South
Kain street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
ouch month. July and August except-
bd. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
bordially and fraternally invited.
ROll'l‘. J. WALSH. W. M.
ROBERT M. \VILCOX, Sec'y.
A «tat. rl __gom'ocation of Butler
Chapter. .\’n, 33. R. A, .\l.. Will be hfld
in Masonic ’l‘wmplv. Souti‘ Main street.
June 13. at 8
on Turslla} evening.
o'l‘lm'li. (ll. S. 'l'.)
“bill-- it. .\i. .\l. decree.
S. i‘. Dweller. Ii. P.
F. S. Lynn. S‘vc'y.
'I‘lll‘. (‘Olltllt‘lln DARE.
lt tlw (.‘uiora-ln lliw-r projcjct is
iiuaily (‘urrie-tl out according to the
plans of tin- (‘lvlm'adn l:l\'r-r Commit:-
sion it will Invan tlw irrigation of mil-
lions of nun-s: of land and tho gcncn
vim‘trtcal enough
important city from
Ul‘ pn‘xni‘
m-nry
:llinn
supply
“mixer to San l-‘ranri rm and from El
I'asm to llultO.
'l‘lw- l‘tllliilll‘lelrln has incatI-Il a sitv in
lllml‘lvr Harmon. lll‘l\\'l'l‘ll Arlzonnnlld
Nr‘vmla. for tho prntmsvd (lam.
struvlurl “'(Vllltl lw {wt-‘0 as his: as thi-
laruvst tl.lill now in «\xistcncr». ll woul‘.
“if-fl :‘H-t high and would make
stun-l
:i li.l<‘lll \\’lill‘ll would rmlulrr two
vcam‘ full flow of tlu- rlw-r to fill it.
I 'l‘lh-rv arl- Sl‘\(‘l‘:ll prol-lmus to lm
Holxwl \“lllt'll now stand lwtwr-cn the
vision :wxl tlx't :mcmnplisimu-ut (Willis
grvul l‘l'l‘ltt'l. Land owners atom:
tlu- riwr. many hill”: from the urn-
posv-rl clam. :H‘t“ still jealous. oi tilt-1r
l‘lplllnll rirl‘ts. ltw-r sinm- lrngatimtl
‘ers‘ first un-llrtalie‘u in tlu‘ “est.
aim-.1 I2" r: ar~~ also. tin-so two lllll‘l‘rf‘ll'l
‘lIIVV‘ 0mm imo conflict again and
nir'lizv. A mun «insuring: to list" tl'v
\v-ilwr m‘ a slrsam tn irrluatn his land
huw‘ iwnrtl l'rmu tiw man's“ miles far-
to
This
t
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it's only 25,000 miles
stomach, and yet those clrcumnavlga-'
Who says the world's gettingvsmatl- l
We were taught in school that
'around the
ore say they‘ve got to fly‘30,000 miles. .
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The March hares have disappeared. 1 ' fizz-2:069” 5‘76:
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program. .
:00 p. m.——Baseball scores. musical
program. - f
:00 p. m.——Official weather forecast. _
agricultural reports and prices. shlp- ,v
ping news (excepting Saturday).
musical program.
:00 p. m.~—l~‘inal baseball scores.
:00 p. m.—Clos].g prices on active
bonds and stocks. marine news by
the Radio Corpora‘on of America.
0:52 to 11:00 p. m.——Official Arling-
ton timr- signal.
12M p. m.——Oi'ficial weather forecast.
:40 r. ler-quiH‘k Rabbit Stories." by
David Cory. 'Ncw York Evening ' \
Mail. .I
:30 p. m.-——“\\'nrk Among the Blind
(‘hllvlrt-n." by Mary G. “rattle of the
Intvrnational Sunshine Society. ’
:45 p. m.——'"ilow to SviI-ct :1 Motor
Car." by Alexander l-‘. Johnson.
:00 p. m.—-—Ilccita1 by Anita Henri-
“our : ARE
1% SONS .
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but the Mad “Hatters .are right with W 1.; 5&6an new 1.2% 192 8mg,
us. as you can see in any'miliinery or . .m w W095 0; rkhfl m , ‘
haberdasherygwindow.» __ “5;...“ Tue Rose. 4” . - O E R l
7M“. , , * ‘t'l'ws m“ “rm rue-W rues- ,“ _ V II ' _ . l _
In the interest of public morals. we 3 I‘m We. minus 03‘ m DENMWL Wile, "~32
intend to keep right on registering our ht “'55 worm we M33952 11' cases,- I ' '
unfaltering opposition to bobbed mus- > PM vi: A RES ‘6? mm no SN. ”’ weLL, 3" H0 “05‘ ON SALE AT ll‘ . .
tachcs. ‘ RE”? You 19": Mg 9MEQS- A THERE'S M“ “N‘Fe. 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ J O L I‘(;(K
There are about 100,000 men and .- ’0 ,, ‘ glances HOW ;
women in this fair land getting ready . t ‘ T TOOK
to run for office. and yet we hear / O we}; age” TOMORROW \IORV . r
co . com ininin ' hat there isn't .——— “‘ “ANT 1 , A L L l
p pie 9 8 t . _._ , . 0N6
enough spirit: of public service. - Tfie fiRE Ba)- R ' . v...
' 32” c :2, . ‘ “'- m DA? Sleeve 5 _
A man's'just as old as he feels. and :3“: -,.. ‘hfig
business is just as good as it feels. —"" w 5%“ agrg‘?‘ .—-o k
. . _ arcs serial ~ - . c y
e o I ‘ .
Daily Radio Program . l -
(“new 360 new“) , _.u r? . ~ .. Values from 2;) to allc p9r Yard
Station \VJZ, Newark (Westinghouse). ray 1 . . 1 ‘ .
4:00 p. m.—-Bascball scores. women's ' 1 These VOfleS are from 3“) t0 4:“ 13:33“: Wile
fashion news by the VVom’en‘s Wear ' ‘U m u . '
Daily Fashion Newspaper. musical ., '0 I ‘ are In lengths from 2 yards “it“ 4'133137 {1;}qu
THURSDAY.
JUNE 8
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ulwz. lyric soprano. :rom Argentine. ’
who appeared ln llllt‘nOfl Aires very Prof. John Phelan. dl-partment of.l
surflssfully in concert work; Mrs. rur'il sociology. Massachusetts Agri—.
l-Zlma lC. Slmis. arcomnuniste. l’ro- Cultural College. I
gram: “Comme la Null." llohm. a0- 82"“ D. m.—~l‘utsf:llall scores. latent;
companini by the Duo-Aim piano. danvv Bylf‘l‘lloils try thr Peerless Or‘ 5
"Saunir." “Chant lliudon." llt‘ll‘l~ *hcstra. C. Gravline. piano: 1’. ”lg-l
berg: "A37 A5: Ayt” ”\‘idalita." gins. saxophone and clarinet: L. :
Argl-ntinc lolk songs; "1.08 ojos 50— Kenny. traps; L. Stannard. violin. l
gros." Alvarez; "The Star." James ~ -
llogcrs. "\‘ol lo sapete." Muscacni. Station “11‘. Fort “‘ood. N. Y .C.. l
:Ilt) p.‘ m.-—“}luxnorous Experiences Sign!!! Corps. I'. S. A. » 5
(Tune to 1.450 metersl.
8:50 p.";9.~—ilzstructlon in radio.
9:00 p. m.—~Couccrt under the
of :l Cartoonist." by Claire Briggs.
30 p. m.~——l)ancc music by the Tom
ilvynolds (Society) orchestra; 'l‘om aus—
{c-ynoills. baujoist; John Pospisll, piccs of the William Knahe Com-
violinist; Al. l’ico. saxophonist; puny. Rosemary Pfan', sow-mm;
Archie l'lstilli. cornotist: Jou Sciu-r- Florence St: rn. \iotlnisl: Edna
ger. pianist; l"l‘t'(l Holmium-Arum— Horton. pianist.
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H... (1mm tlw Artillll \Vlm drmnndm! mcr. l‘rogrum: "Just a Little Love . . ‘ . .
”m. it “A... l“‘- land undivninisliul l'.‘ Song." introducing "Dawning." ar- Jl'XE EAR.“ 3011*).
volmm- rungwl tor dance by 'l‘. Reynolds; ‘
.mw (.“hnwm itiv"? ::l<r\ pacsr-s "(lt'vg‘lt' (logic “’9. \Vu." fox trot: Corn planted this month should
llil'mlui' srxw‘. Hulls. \melllllfi'. lull" “S“HiLt-t‘ iiiu-l' Moon." walla: “Cu-21m”) u lhlrdrmol‘e ””“hm‘r llzmw lmr‘.
fll'tlillL .\’l~w .\lv\it~o. l'tah. Arizrvnfi. tug" tux tint; "l'll‘li .\i‘- l‘p and Lay mal- Teh 93““- is 10 give it =1 OnlC‘lfl?!‘ .
N‘wmln (Hill f‘wli‘m-nia. (unit of “HP“ Ml- Down in Dear Uld Dixieland";3m” and =1 lh‘ltI-r Clmnco ill-'xi‘iis‘.
314 it'lllli‘itll‘.’ inl- l‘rs‘lt ii in lookin: out. for. trot; “l‘w Gut My liahits t.v13."i§‘eods., besides helping it to .matuw
for ilx' luv” r‘-r‘nl.~: and tuttw-r-sts. 'T‘l*r ; introducing “le Coon." 'arraugvd l ”"0"" danger or lrfist.‘_ .
coililiiks‘lnli l'LtS unantirll/vl :m WNW! for dam-r by ’l‘. Reinolds; ”livery: 1"‘1-‘13'lll fiflml‘ntintt milk :xt’trr rail:-
Slalv- m.m- iz~ “l‘ll‘ll a common I‘m-l liar." l‘lom “l“or Liomlmss Sttkt'.”é‘ng ‘3 “11‘3""er {QT :1 NOS“? skit”. .
lm i- any . a whom I {0.x not. made brim-c thv mlllt cools. it Slll‘lllc‘. ‘
\le-flllv' ‘lw l-nz-ulv :mrl .irl’I'!‘;tl‘"71'='§ ———-—— Cw :t ruin tn take tlw milk dirr-ct‘j:
of tln- r. ‘;»v-mlu'.~: l.l!l\'lil‘~: n-i‘i ll- [\un'. Mitchel-tally (General Electric). 1mm ”“3 COW m the ”rum snparatnr.
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"unit's l" lw g... :i. Yi‘t'tlw l'l‘ngi‘($< of
‘umnu '1‘. (\r :..’vt‘:n‘g- rt-
smrl'ns must lli‘nl‘trwl, :xnnl possibly
litlir l::‘.l"‘| will lu- mm: in tlu- 1011::
l uml t"ll‘il".‘-‘.~' 'll<l‘l'll';lr(l of
Mimi's 13"»
int. i 3-,.
tin law of lwnuty ar- :liminatnl.
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1rd. .w "v- .<:~ lil'x'nl‘li'.“ institution. to
1"“. mm. wt. Minn 2n \‘vuuu. in lmd
2‘: al vwlmvt l‘v' illsv'vu'svrz ('llll i'tni ‘-
iil.:'\.' tin "l‘.illll;ll-llll\’ (ll. nil l-l'
Wills" MMl wwt‘nsts ll~1'.t ii“. is for
mm". lulu l\ in in. Emmi (w. \‘l VHS ti 1 1‘.
m Liam. \\l.‘wh has l‘.t\‘. 50 much iii?"-
i:--i'= :l "T this lirr, 'l'lwin \xill la“-
...‘.'.'. A. plum}... {4min tor r-l-lell'fi'
I i‘. rm it will lu- rwlv ulvmxi f-‘..' MM .(“n
I’llv ;l".vm l‘m‘ 'ul’l‘l. lll'i'l‘l r ll‘illl :" 5'
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l.;ll .'x i it \\‘rrr vul'rmnnlli' \t‘itl)
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hi)!” 1-" i'l‘t‘llflvl‘l lit‘v." \Yl‘J-rvl'orl'
wmw \vi'lt n lmnliuriuz: to rmnmum-
r‘u‘h with ill‘V (J‘trl‘ lxlzlul‘t Tillirllt well
l‘hil""lit";i!r O" V. nus.
.\.ll llw con-lilions may l-0 as Mr.
Almm s':£!‘r:'~‘st.<. 'l‘lim'p may; lu- liff‘ 0:1
l'nww, :H‘d it ill‘i}’ l-n iutr~lliurlut lilo.
wml it may luwn rvolvtwl far ououtzll
to rv‘xvr‘ivn \Vll‘l'lt‘HS mr-ssam-s from us.
anzl rum in umlm-stand them and ar-
I‘wm lint ll‘vrc are too mm‘y
"in." in this chain of reasoning to gi-t
tlm mm in the street very much excit-
cd.
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(‘OI'RT I’tlINTI-les J“l{().‘[
ENGLAXI).
t‘i.itt‘ Justin- 'i'ait ol‘ the l'nltcd
‘ Stats-s Snort-mo L'ourt is paying a high
('(Hlilllllllt'lll to llritish justice. lie is
sailing for England to spend three
\Nt‘t‘kfl studyiuz the British judicial
sum-m and lr-ttiug pointers for this
(~0untry.
'l‘hc compliment is merited. il‘ cur-
u-nt comment )egarding the courts of
the two countries is trustworthy. Great
lli-itain is cruiltsd with having made
far more progress than the United
States in the way of expediting court
procedure. punisilng crime an and-
iing ('lVll cases promptly and cc nomi~
catty.
The Chief Justice has long been
urgent for reform of American proce-
dure. Particularly in the elimination of
lechhlfill delays and the establishment
o: more businesslike methods.
exported to make specific recommend—
ations or. his return for legislation and
for such l'lllts as might be adopted
voluntarily by :he lwnch. and his word
should go far toward effecting the
needed reform s.
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“Oh. for a Lodge in some vast wil—
a certain
statesman are singing. back in Massa-
Ilut somehow the statesman
hankering for tile
I l. ‘. l-‘dm
demon-.4?" the opponents of
clfus'clis.
show» n‘orglgns 6f
tall timber.
He is
~l~ work 1"".710l‘ p. In.~ ‘I‘l'll‘lllCt :lllll stock market
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are [lustrm‘tlvv to
l- rziixig'
ritir‘ks.
quotations. Irasrlvali results. news
bulletins.
:45 p. m.——~l‘onclrt program furnish-
ni’tisrough thr- l‘nultl 35' of the Alon-
day Musical Club of Ali-any. N. Y.:
Sl-ll-ction {or two pianos. “Romance
and \‘alsm" up. if) (AH-uskyl. Mrs.
Emily Miller Heudrio and Miss lili-
Zillltlll Kic-lst; contraito solo. "Hy
the Watcrs of Minuctonka” (Lia-ur-
anct-l. Mrs. Horatio Bellows. ac-i
cumpaniml by Mrs. Lovct ll 1?). Kim-
ranzn will not only mvu hours
“T“.
Spraying ma yhc overlooked in oth-
er lucuths. but in Juno it cannot ho if
tlu- fruit is in he perfect. The most
important is right after tho petals fall.
A lead arscnate spray then kills the
colilinu Ninth and tom caterpillar.
Success in grttlne a start with alfal~
ny. \iol‘ln ohligato lry Mrs. I’z-ter
Schmidt; violin 30m. nu-lmlv.‘fa' is it being learned. depends tar
(Dam-s). ,Mrs. Peta-r Schmidt. less upon barn-rm and more and more
ML“ Lydia Sw\.(,m‘,. accom- ‘ upon the soil than had lmcn suppowd.
pauist; ”,3de “\‘l‘hy unfili tilt“. soil is sweet and well-drained
Snake “us No ill-Ks.“ Mrs. I’ll?" there Is ‘1 mm“ chance of success.
All tlln traps, poisons
made will not her-p tho flies away if
dirt and mm are not cleaned up. Flies
urn scm-r-ng-v-rs. and so [long as they
harp places to tin-ml and 't'ecd. man
Smiley Stone-ll; soprano solo. "The
Star" (llogurs). Mrs. Raymond X.
Font Mrs. Ill-nitric. accompanist;
selections for two pianos. “Roman-
za." with \x‘u‘intious (Grinch. Mrs. ,
LOWl-ll ll. Kinny and Mrs. Harry 1‘. ’caunot‘onntrnl them. . 7
Irvine: Violin solo. “Chant 12mm" l base at operations is the only (in-CCU“:
(1:1...qu 'Korsakon-Krrislor). Mrs. l "‘“Md‘
Schmidt. Miss Stevens. accompan-‘ It is amazing how much more
ist; soprano solo. “Sweet Swept
Lady" (Spross). Mrs. Fort. Mrs.
Hendric. accompanist; reading.
“The Her." (Cook). Mrs. Stowe”;
violin solo. “Sclmn HOSmarin"
(Kruisier). Mrs. Schmidt. Miss Stev-
ens. accompanist: contralto solo.‘
"Tlawn" (Pearl Curran). Mrs. Hor-
atio S. Bellows. Mrs. Lowrll D. Ken-
ny: accompanist: selection for two
pianos. “l-Ispana" lChahrier). Mrs.
Hendr’ic. Miss Kleist.
a
is cntrely removed . It is not likely
that one man tn_tcn willgive this add-
ed Caro to his team. but it really takes
but a few minutes. and the freshness
of the team pays for every minute it
takes. _
It is a common practice with gar-
deners to prune tomatoes to two or
three main stalks and then to ”stake
these. This makes tine fruit. but it is
doubtful if the. plants bear as long.
When the vines fall over on the
ground. they take root. and this gives
added nutrition to the vine.
special value in dry weather.
Mast poultrymen begin to cut] out
their layers now. and by fall have
most of their hens on market. It's
probably a good rule for the misju-
‘VGI. Multan] Hillside. Mass.
(Amrmi).
:30 p. m.—«“Tho Parent—Teacher
Movement in Masachusetts." by
Mrs. Edward C. Mason of Winches-
tor. president Massachusetts Parent-
Tcachcr Association.
:80 p. m.~—Bedtime story. “Aindrea's
Star" (Brooks. Christian Register).
farm it. seems poor business to sell an
. active hen. known to‘be sway".
read by Miss Eunice L. Randall. after only one year. The W ' ,ym'
300 p. m.—“Economics for the. ' ~
will be on 5 mu 1'
Home," by Dr. Harvey A. Wooster. l of egg laying Y? we
Tufts College. second in the course
of Elementary Economics.
:15 p. m.——Nelson Chisholm. boy
pianist. “Waltz in A Flat" (Chop-
In). "Etude" (Mendelssohn).
:30 p. m.——-Apollé Quartet. William
Life.
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M OHIO" m “‘7'. .
Dwease term: «imam lathe
vein: or Hyperson'mimkes’atablt
Whittaker, Everett Glines, Edward ”13‘1”“?! the .hmbfi‘i “F. @m
McArthur, Eugene Campbell. withi‘” 9“- remote Y,’ “9' ”169» . »
Doris Goodspeed. entertainer. Se- limg (31$ 0! Egg “Jpl, 1.330%
lections: "Comrade in Arms" (Adi, .
81118.: quartet. "A. Modern Martyn" .01 any person who h“ died 01 an in-
reading by Miss' Goodspeed,
Garden of Your Heart" (boul);'§
I
followthls practice manipulate
tenor solo by Mr. Whittaker. "Um- the raft is that EheT'IW'bflfoh dé‘ifi'ofi
cle Moon" (Scott): quartet, “A Trip Exams and miles th'ehucted 1m *0:
amber.
monologue by Miss Goodspeed:
in a. Foray" reading by Mia Good-{the death
“Lon‘g Day Closes." gum-tot. I 1 ‘1
speed: “Annie Laurie’ Gelbel):
quartet. "Absent" (Metals), quartet;
'suuon wnz, Springfield (Mg- ‘7
EM). ‘
we put.
and . par-on:z
Striking at thwir '
lhorse is rested at noon if the harness :
IC is of'
ing poultryma’n. but on file average .
cent, 1!. ‘Eny. under eke mum -
‘7‘ u — .
«Theiféctlofis’m‘ ' 12m*m' m
Sud'ivn thunder showers this month .
growing: ;
A unit» [no mvrn to prl-par-l
If you are
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Fbr Children’s. Day Church Services
These services wherein children take sucr ._ 34....-. WEE”
for graceful styles to harmonize With their c; r1: “8m“
‘For Little Tots. Girls and BOYS 03: Prices Range in
$1.25 to $4.50.
Slendcrizr Your Figure
No: Your Purse
you are perfectly gowned
’ W'. B. CORSETS are 10073 CORRECT in
QUALITY, STYLE and FIT
They will appeal to the economiccl woman because they are
Best Values for Leas! flIoney .
W'EINGA'RTEN BROS.) inc.. 47 “'est 34th Street.
_ Milton Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
_ 122 Washington St. South Norwalk
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Delivery 1
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correctly corse‘ted
R" H". If R'- Housman.
in: a ft‘w slmplr shelters whom theyt
Ot‘ ‘
trouhlc. but a lot 0; chickens: lives as'
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS
We have s fine assortment
We also carry a full line or Fertilizers and Insecticides.
PLANT EARLY AND OBTAIN BEST RESULTS
SOUTH N OR‘VALK FLORIST & SEED STORE
Telephom 3“
of Nursery Stock including Plum Peach and , Th _ teed ”in t: Ere“ ’ am a!
' e transparent oven ware guaran _ __
Cherry TN“!- MSG Grape Vines, etc. 1 hundred shapes and sizes, covered €3,555"; 5: -: 3 5.35”.“
oval—Pudding dishes, utility dishes, pie p a :- :“ve Fcfs :
biscuit pans. cost '2 : s c». a
pans, plates. Bean pots, ‘ ‘. ‘ ..
dishes with handles and various other use.u. c 5 es.
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The ' Buyus Adjustable
Screen "Will Fit Any . .
Window Immediately
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PALACE BOOTERY ..
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
GRADUATION FOOTWEAR
Our Line of Graduation Footwear Is Cr
the Most: U.) to Date Styles at the Mos: 1:
Buck Pumps, Goodyear Welt Soles and Rm,
Hosiery. All Color:
Sandals, Pat. Smoked 1135.3 and VS: v
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The Bnyus is an adjustable, all
metal screen, made of one piece of
wire cloth. It is made in six sizes
and is so constructed as to permit;
an expansion or contraction either
vertically or horizontally, of from
four to six inches. Being heavily
electro-galvanized it is practically
impervious to climatic changes.
To fit the Buyus Screen Simply
raise the Window sash, place the
screen in position and close the
window down upon it, shaping the
screen perfectly into the easement.
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find One or hmYou.
Priced-for. You. You Am Sure. to
$1.49. $1.25, $1.100, 3997.9.
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. .4 women: .. two-105d
? mm in: included in our stock, from fwgm ”an
.1 sport oxford: to dressy strap pumps . .......
MEN: . ntfords to“!
1 {Plenty of new models, ranging from mm Pfffin 735m to_ 3::
' NWT-m. perforated M98195 Ed {lat or punuls and on»
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