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WANTED
Phone 515-3.
”—
FOR SALE—1919 Ford »
touring car,
good condition. 35 Taylor Avenue.
t
A low men for our tube depart.
int-tit as buffers and strippers.
1st and 2nd Shifts. Day ‘work
to learners.
Apply
NORWALK TIRE 8: RUBBER CO.
WANTED
()[le‘tuttll‘s‘ on Singer sewing nia-
clliuvs. Apply"—
Il. JACOBS & SON,
50 Day St. South Norwalk.
"\VAN'l‘El)~—\\v'e have steady positions
tor several experienced Ollefflm'i‘
on sloeving and other 2“needlc Ill-'1-
\‘ltilll‘n‘. Also on single needle lllll-
«rim->2 Cool, airy factory. LL‘IU}
Shirt Co., Chestnut Street.
WAN'l‘EDe-Ynung woman would like
a. position as nurse or attendant.
l’rotrslaut preterm-d. References luv
FOR SALE—4. building lots, 2 bunga-
lows. water front. Cheap for cash.
VVrlte'Lots, Care of Sentinel. . 3t
FOR SALE-Will exchange my late
1919 Chandler four passenger tour-
ing. A—l cord tires, new spares. excel—
lent mechanical condition. {01" ’20- 21
Ford and some cash. J. H. Vs heeler.
Saugatuck, Ct. Phone 68.
' I1 SALE—21 ft. open motor boat.
P02 cylinder motor in a. collapsible
hood. Just overhauled and painted.
0n the ways at Bates' Shipyard, foot
ot First Street” E. N. See Mr. “al-
cw—
TRIKZKING AND MOVING .
Gas Stoves Connected.
Cord Wood or Ties Sawad Anywhere.
“Food Sold by the Cord or the Bushei;
Telephone 1572. .
JOE IMENNA
.T . ,
Careful ‘Drivers. ’
Outof‘town Trips a Specialty.
9 So. Main St. Tel. 3059 So. Norwalk
PROF. P. A. TUCCIARONE
Violinist and Instructor.
Private Systematic Course
Monday and Friday.
Also Lessons for Mandolin & Guitar.
Studio—Central Trust Bank Bldg,
Vl’all St., Norwalk, Conn.
lace Bull‘s or phone after 7:30 p. m.
1901. 5325. Make offer. (it
FOR SALE—Modern 6 room house,
with bathroom, electric lights, fur-
nace, and all modern improvements,
centrally located, 2 minutes from rail-
road and trolley, newly decorated, in‘
side and out. In perfect condition.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Best
buy in town. Edw. Bartram, 12 Bay-
view Ave. Tel. 732-12. 3t
(thiulflflti, Phone. 2358 or address it?
mic-d, 2 Selle-ck St., S. N. at
WANTED—«Experienced st‘enographer.
Write Slenographer, Care of Senti-
nel. 1t
l I
WAN’I‘Ellellome workers on ladies‘
underwear. Apply 'l‘erris Bros. 127
Washington Street. It
ANTIQUE FURNII‘URE
Antiques, high prices paid. for old-
tlme furniture, mahogany, cherry,
maple. pine. etc, also aid china, glass,
anything of merit that is over 100
yours old.
I). A. BERNSTEIN,
205 Westport Ave. Phone 998
WANTED—Operators on Singer‘ ma-
chines. Apply Harris & Gans Build-
ing, entrance on Haviland Street. St
WAN'I‘Ell—mpervencer: opersmrs. on
tut-it's underwear. Steady work the
year round. Apply at once. Henderson
and Irvin, 17 High St., Norwalk. 6t
“'AN'l‘iCll—il’resscrs on men's under-
we-atz Steady work the year round.
Apply at once. Henderson and Irvin.
17 High St... forwalk. 6t
1V ANTED-\ancn and girls, for pack-
int.r department and to run ribbon
in foil slippers. Apply H. Jacob &
Sons. 50 Day Street. 3t
cutter
WANTICU—«Expt‘l‘lellr‘t'd on
tin-Hans. Jerome Frank & 00., 10
Mudintlll Sil'i‘t‘t. 3t
WAN'l‘EllflYoung lady to take posi-
tion as cashier. Address B, Care of
Soul lllt‘i. 3t
WANTEII~~ Reliable man devote spare
time selling trees. shrubs, plants.
Reduced prices bring good business.
Permanent position. weekly pay. Guar-
anty Nursery Co., Ruchester, N. Y.
P—(fi
TO LET
b'Ol.‘ llli.\"l‘~ To adults only, 5 rooms
and lmlll. on lirsr floor, on shore.
.H lids! Norwalk. Ilot air furnace.
o-lt't‘ll'if'ily. tubs and gas connections.
.‘(l'h't'h‘n Home. (‘are of Sittinl. 3t
ll‘Oit Ill‘INT-wliollse on Highland ave-
nue, six rooms and basement. Phone
869.
St
'l‘O l.l~."l‘— 5 rooms, all improvements.
Call 2519. if
'l‘() L 31174 rooms. with improve-
ments, 20‘. f‘lay St. to adults only.
inquire within. 3t
‘l‘O ilET-~—Nl('t'i}’ furnished front. room.
(tall at H South Main Street. Phone
1410.
'll) LHI‘ ‘Furnishetl
lillllii}'.
Main St.
room, private
centrally located. 94 South
3t
7’30 Ll-I'l‘ Room with board in pri-
vatu family for gentleman, home
privileges. Mrs. A. Hirtzler, 8 Putnam
\vl'. 3t
TO HGT ~G room house, Willi all im-
lulprovvments. Garage accommoda-
'n-tl<. 1:17 Flax Hill Road. Inquire on
vt-Im 50:1. 3':
5““: l:l-:.\"I‘—~Newly decorated 5 room
1; :rlment, electric lights. water,
’ ll‘i toilet. at 14 Spring Hill Ave.
.: ., .- or call at John Bowker. High—
.-\vo., South Norwalk, Cdnn.
Mil}. 3t
- 4
It! l:l~:.\:T-—I«‘urnlshcd rooms. with or
in hunt housekeeping, newly paint-
..ml papered. 11 Haviland St., So.
N“Walk.
'ln LET or for sale—5 rooms, all im-
lll‘nvmnents. Tel. 1772.
till;
Written-May 15, furnished, to small
. if” manly, $100 per month. Electric
7, n, . it ityfwater,ghathketcngtuatel-‘L
‘T’Zlidlllmntl St.. Rowayton, Conn.
g} '. ‘5 Mrs. E. Frances Hawley. Ger-
l I‘lllllil’n, Col. Co., N, Y.
LOST
lll:N-T——New 7 room house, oom- ‘
' weather prevails generally ln’the cen-
FOR SALE—Used cars. Ford racer,
$100; Ford touring, 1917, $150; Ford
touring. 1921. $300; Chevrolet road-
ster. 1920, 5250; Buick sedan, 1918:
$350; Chandler touring, 1918,
Shufelt Brothers, 201 Washington St.
Tel. 3075. 3t
FOR SALE—Singing‘canary birds,
cheap. Apply 100 Bouton St. 31;
AUCTION—«Entire contents of Horse-
neck Tavern, Putnam Ave., (Post
Road), Greenwich, Conn., will be sold
at Public Auction on Wednesday and
Thursday, August 2 and 3, commenc-
ing at 10 a. m. This is an unusual
offering as all the furnishings are in
fine condition. Suitable for the din-
ing. room, bedroom. library and living
room. Many antique pieces are in-
cluded. Inspection all day Tuesday,
August 1, Caterer on the premises.
J. M. Mitchell, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE—On the Post Road, six
room house, large frontage, only
$4,200. 8 rooms. up-lo—date, $8,000.
George Mitchell, Telephone 1861 be-
fore 8:30 a. m.
FOR SALE—A beautiful country home
at Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Nor-walk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years old. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance ' on easy
terms. For particulars John J. Vena,
Real Estate and Insurance, 123 Wash-
ington St. Tel. 12924.
FOR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
$55. Syphon closet, china low-down
tank, enameled bath-tub and lavatory,
with all nickel-plated fittings: special
big bargain, white celluloid water-
closet seats, $5. Seldenberg Co., 545
IngAve. between 36th and 37th Sta.
4-
FOR SALE.
A two family house, all improvements,
located in the 3rd district, within 3
minutes of trolley or 10 minutes walk.
ing distance from the bridge. Apply
at the office of—
J. M. LAYTON & Co., Inc.,
5 Railroad Avenue So. Nor-walk
FOR SALE.
House, 5 rooms, chicken house. lot
50x200 it. All kinds of fruit. Planted
garden. Must.be sold at once. Price
, $2,590—For particulars ask—
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
AUCTION.
DARIEN, CONN.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS.
Entire contents of the residence of
Mrs. Wm. BpBeckley, Post Road.
Darien, at Public Auction. on Mon-
day. August 7. at 10 a. m. Oriental and
domestic rugs. mahogany Colonial
dining room set, bedroom furnishings,
upholstered pieces, antique Hitchcock
chairs, mahogany cabinet Victrola,
Hangings, portieres, china, glassware,
bric-a—brac, Wicker furniture, desks,
chairs, tables, stands, pictures. refrig-
erator, kitchen furnishings and other
useful and miscellaneous eflects. Ab-
solute sale. House open for inspec-
tion Sunday afternoon, from 2:00 to
5:00 p. m.
J. M. MI'I‘CHELL,
Auctioneer.
Weather Forecast
For Norwalk
smvers 'WsTfternoon or tonight:
Wednesday fair: moderate tempera-
ture: ‘
pressure over the North» Atlantic is
causing cloudy and unsettled weather
in the eastern districts. Pleasant
that and western sections. Scattered
showers have occurred during the last
24 howsxin several sections east or
the Rocky Mountaini' Moderate tem-
districts.
A .
-‘ «less than cost of wood shingles? They
$600. .
——DON’T let your root lam. Do you
know we put. on Asphalt rooting at
look much. better, wear better and
have afireproof surface. We also do
slate, , gravel and Asbestos roofing.
Three‘ply rubber "roofing, $2.75 per
ro’ll..~ Leaders and guttersr
" NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 387 or 2955.
We Buy and Sell
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
MAX BERGER,
40 Water Street So. Norwalk.
Phone 2252.
4...:
”i .
Voting District ofthe Town and
City of NOI’Walk are hereby noti~‘
fied that the Registrars of Voters
ofrthe Second Vetimg District of
the Town and City of Norwalk
will be in session at
Barber Shop, Washington St, on
Friday, August 4th and 11th,,19
from 12 o’clock 111., until 9 o’clock
p. 111., Standard Time, for the pur-
pose of receiving applications for
caucus and primary registration
and foreorrection of said lists.
triot
names to Registrars on or before
August 11th to assure you the
right to caucus.
Registrars of Voters, Second Vot-
Datcd at South Norwalk, this 31st.
.Baistrars’ Notice.
Tllelegal mm of the Second
Pohhnan ’s
q.) _
“.1!
' Electors changing from one dis-
to another kindly hand
RUFUS J. SMITH,
JEREMIAH EAGAN,
ing District, for the Town and
City of Norwaik.
day of July, 192:3.
Mrs. Tuttle having returned. In
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and .estimates
given on all work. flaw fur tare—
quired, I havevery beautiful p‘elts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP ,
84 North Main St., South Norwalk
Telephone 1830
AUTOMOBILE ED‘ECTRICAL
REPAIRING '
Bosch Magneto Service. All makes
of Magnetos. Generators. Starters and
Ignitions repaired and installed an
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert mechanics.
Finest equipped shop for that work.
and also special fine machine work
done by the hour. Address '
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION.
Water St. and Steamboat Place
ATTENTION
Junk ls valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away for
half the price while I am paying. the
full ~price for junk I also pay In a
pound to:- rags. Phone 399-12. '
MR. H. FELDMAN,
6 Rowan St. East Nomlk
. rw.
NAGY BROS.
Local and longvdimnce trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City» Building stone.
71..Cedar Street. . Phone 318,
DISTRICT OF S 'T A M F O R D, SS;
of Daricn. in said District, deceased.
COURT OF PROBATE,
FORD, July 15. 1922.
Estate of Grace D, Williamson. late
STAM—
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Stamford hath limited and
allowed {six months from the date
hereof t‘dr the Creditors of said estate
wherein to exhibit their (daims
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts. properly at-
tested, \within said time, will be. de:
barred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to:
LUCY J. WILLIAMSON,
Administratrix.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK, ss. PRO-
BATE COURT. July 31, A. 1)., 1922.
Estate of E. Louise Backster, late
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court. of Probate for the Dis—
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date here-
ment to:
FREDERICK H. QUINTARD.
J otAmy Whitman; Brondh—unshfiiedz at
for -'
of for the creditors of said Estate to
said time. will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate pay.
Executor.
K I} 4
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John WW. ' ;
John ThomassBl-oa‘dhuaatfflausbmd
his homers. 384‘ Flax Hill Road. last.
night, in his 78th year. He was a.
veteran of‘the Seventht'Regiment, of
New York city. and was also a mem—
ber of the 13th Regiment of Brook-g
lyn. N.'Y. > -
Surviving the deceased are Mrs. 'J.
L. Stockton, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; W'il-
liam C. Broadhurst, of Hempstend,
New York; Philip H. Broadhurst, of
Port Chester. N. Y., and hits. J. 5M.
Baxter, of South Norwalk. .
Funeral services will 'be held at 8’
o‘clock tonight from the late home
and burial will be in Greenwood cem—
etery, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ho_—_§
Mrs. Elizabeth Claude.
Mary Elizabeth Claude, widow of
Alois, died-last night at her home. 52
.Newtownaavenue. after a short illness.
She is survived. by two sons, Louis 'of
Nor-walk. and John of» Ridgewood,
Brnoklyn: two daughters, Mrs. Rob-
crt Dumpleton of Brooklyn. ‘8’. .Y.. ’and
the Reverend Mother .Berchman- at
the Urslinc convent of‘Pittsburgh,«"Pa.
The funeral will be held Thursday
morning'atbrao o’clock from’ the late
home. and at nine o'clock from St.
Mary’s church. » L . ’
Earl =Fmdenick Marten.
Earl Frederick, infant son of Fred-
crick J.. and Myrtle Marten. diedrlast
night at the home-tot its parents, 244
Main street. Funeral services will be
held at 10:30 o‘clock- \Vednesday
morning from the late home. Burial
will DC in Pine Island cemetery.
\Villiam Francis Mun-an:
The.
Murray was held at 9 o'clock this
‘ this maroon fnom‘the‘me‘liomajs
. ters of the bride.
Norwalk and was in charge of the pay
funeral of 'William Francis;
13in were «held at 2:30 o'clock,
We: avenue. 8cm ‘Lonis 13.;
Howell 41$de and burial swan . in
Riverside cemetery. ' "
w, .fl,
_ ‘l‘m! ofcwflnumimeser. ‘
The funeral services for William ‘.
Khan; who died at Norwich were‘
held at 11 o’clock this morning at the 3
grave at.Pine Island cemetery. ,
.MiSSJE’NNIECAHILL r :
WEDs FIX-SERVICE MAN:
some
’We buy and sellnew
(Continued tram ‘ PageDne)
dered “0 Promise Me!“ Both are sis—I
The ushers were‘
James E. Cahill. Jr., and Albert F.
Rose. -
Following the ceremony the bride
and \groom were extended a wedding
breakt'ast at‘the home of the for—
mer's parents. The house was nicely 1
decoratedk the color scheme being
pink and‘white: Fciends and relatives
from Bridgeport. . Danbury, South
\Vinnham, Meriden and Rochester at-
tended both .the church ceremony and
reception.
'Manyr‘handsome gifts were received
by the bride and groom including cut
glass. :silver. china, furniture and,
checks. - .
The bride was very well known in
roll department at the C. and K. Hat
company. Mr. Brennan is assistant
foreman of the cord tire ddpartment
at the Normal); Tire and Rubber-«cont!-
pany_-He.is a wad war veteran and
a. member of Cockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R.
,M.. and of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. ’
Stir. and ers. Brennan, followed
the wedding breakfast. departed'en a.»
honeymoon tour iurwh‘icfi they will
morning at St. Joseph's church. Rev.
was in St. Mary's cemetery. Pall-
bearers at' the funeral were John E.
Nooney. Sylvester Brotherton, _Michael
naccan'eln and Alfred Biskow.
\thliam Henry Parr.
The funeral of W'illiam Henry Parr
was held at. 2 o’clock this afternoon
from the late residence in 283 Main
street. Rev. 3".— Benton Werner offl—
elated and burial was in diiverside
M...—
ccmetery.
Louis~ Godfrey Sdnveizcr
Louis Godfrey Schweizer died at his
exhibit their claims for settlement. home, 37 Summitt avenue. yesterday,
Those who neglect to present theicaged 63 years. The funeral Will be'l
accounts, properly attested, within held from the late home Thursday at
2 o'clock. Rev. E. C. Wentzel officiat-
ing. The. interment will» be in -River-
side cemetery.
vivcd by a widow and five children.
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME ,
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-v
faction guaranteed. Drop’us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalk
ZXPERT AUTO LIECHAN'IC
Will overhaul and repair yourscar
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance of All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 8: FLYNN
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Estate of Mary M.
Norwaik, in said District. deceased.
DISTRICT OF NORWALK,~ss. PRO:
BATE COURT, ‘July .28, 'A. D.. 1922.
Starr, late of.
The Court of Probate for the Dis—
Funcral of John F. Creagh.
Dennis P. Hurley officiated and burial ‘
The deceased is sur—
Louis 11., Charles G.. Fred- C.; hiary C., i
and Mrs. John. Hines, all ,of this city. a
The funeral of John F. Creagh was
visit Niagara Falls, Montreal and
other points of interest. Upon their
‘return they will make their home at
£363 aMin street.
HOMES
We can save you money and assist
you in financing same.
R. H. 'FULLER.& CO.
91 Washington St. Phone 2822.
exhibit their claims for settlement
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al—
lowed six months from the date here- ' last if
of for the creditors of said Estate toif‘d ”land-
,' by Rev. John Walsh.
(omce Leary & 00.. R. R. Ave.
Tel. 1577
BOISSEVAIN S HID
WEDDING WEEKS
and vicinithThnndenL
gentle variable winds. .Low'
‘p'eratures continue. in altthenorthern1 -'
Home Tel. 368
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 969
We « clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
JGoods Called for and Delivered. 4
BENEFICIAL LOANS
WE LEND MONEY, in amountd'up to
$300, to HONEST persons having
steady incomes, on HOME FURNI—
TURE, PIANOS, ETC., WITHOUT
REMOVAL. Also lend on GUARAN-
TEED, NOTES. NO PAWNS. FIF-
TEEN MONTHS to repay, if desired.
ONLY LAWFUL INTEREST CHARG-
ED on unpaid balances, for the exact
time you keep the money. Con-
sultation and advice FREE. SERV'.
ICE is strictly confidential. Put all
Your obligations in: auspices,» thereby
keeping your credit good. This is a
SAFE; place to BORROW from.
Beneficial Loan Society
434 Main .St. Stanford, Conn.
so.~Noew.ALK Assam—mom. <
WALK MERCHANTS A2880"
3 No. Main. sc- (3rd Floor) -So.5Norwilk
If you are lookingficr equality be
low, price, here it. is! angli-
electcd cedar “wood sepa-
‘ com: .1113 money.
(Continued on Page 11.)
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1). Madison
interested in
Company. He
to’reach him failed last night.
Mr.
Stone.
pleased with the bridegroom,
her parents at No.
avenue the Bronx.
hair.
Mount Sana-'1
stice.
cian. She is twenty—two years old.
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PHONE NORWALK1-44. 7. "~‘."societr- ‘ " #7-: - ':‘ "70002000 " ' “
. u goo 1'94 8. Ia '! ‘ . .
She prefers a a one 9 y l; . Charles vHarrlson
or a qule
White.
can out of doors.
ming' are‘her 110be .
7'51 {eel that my
amour-e they will get along.
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than!
1 ; mm... awn.
comm! Knit {132919945
l'(;fi‘l‘":ldl-‘('l‘tlllii for Republic truck.
“I“. r till-axe notify A. J. 00111:;
”fill“ Wednesday night. at s. N.
log 3-..‘1’.';‘ black vanity case, contain-
. _ .. - amount. of mone an Ros}
:L_‘;u:fr"‘11'll:tnvallletl as keepsgke. g‘ind'ér
t) .3; ' l' . '
Wald, 'm. 212;? Am" Norwalk. Be
I.(,‘,~,“r .. V
inf, .ff‘f; Savings Books, No. :36:
Fill'irr- U “1‘21 on Pacific’s «T1111?
(10,. ."“‘ese return to People's Tin
N
:uhmgton Street. 80.
its the Vanderbilt, and was former-
Square
Garden and the Knickerbocker Trust
was‘ responsibie for
thc,rcvival of coaching several years
ago. He is in Newport. where efforts
White works for Miss Ann
who has a large estate in
‘ Ridgefieid. Ijle told a reporter he was
. but
'didn't want to comment on the mar-
Ilut I hope
The bride before her marriage was
a designer of costumes andilived with
2146 Honeywell
She has blond
which she wears bobbed, gray
eyes and a shapely figure. She was
graduated from the Washington Irv.—
ing High school with, honors. and dur-
ing the war volunteered as a nurse at 1
Hospital. where she re»
mained until the signing of the armi-
She swims, skates ' and“ plays
tennis, is a‘ capableartlst and must—
Bolssevain is:twenty-seven. has prO-
nounced‘her daughter‘s engagement.
t evening atrhome.” said Mrs. K
“She spends all-the. time- she 1;
Riding and swims v-
rdaughter is "the
4 a1 of Meinhart in every way ex.-
can If he should lose
as:
cemetery, three volleys were fired by
the firing squad and taps were sound-
ed by Buglcr Fred \Vilson.
held this morning at 8:30 from his
late home, 13 "Union Park, and nine‘ fl
~o'clock from St. Mary's church. which“ i-
was filled with friends and relatives} ‘
who had gathered there to pay their,
ibute of respect to their depart—
A requiem mass was sung;
Miss Helen;
.. dear-lea]. ..
23? EWASHlNGTOK ST.
prions 959
2 Stores 0
11 flu; Main St.
Liberty Square
DESIGNER & CONTRACTOR .— 733035181: ,
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Bring your building problems to us. GM m m M, .
j IOUTH MAIN cram
WalliPaper at 10-15429-
' Pet m - .
Painting, Paper—Bangui; at ~
Rates—G
in Us «I M.
. GENT FOR
Men’s All WootSenge
. Suits—4517.50” 7.
Young Men’s Sport 7
All Wool—416.50.
Those who neglect to present their Ratchford sang the 50105. “Ave. Ma-l w .
accounts, W‘OPBI‘IY attested, 'W'ithiniria" and “Face to Face:" Edward! Tel. 2978. REMODEIJNG ‘
said time. will be debarred a recovery. Splan sang the 5010, “One Sweetly, ‘ .
All persons indebted to said Estatei Solemn Thought" and the choir sang AHWall‘Paper and Pm
are requested to make immediate pay-“Nearer. My God. to Thee," as 'lt‘llie Will 36 Rad laid; 2
nt 0: cortcge’ was leaving the church, c g . Room.
me ‘ HAROLD L. NASH. pail-bearers and firing“ squad were. GUARANTEE TRUNK I More
Admmistrator. members of the Muivov-Tariov Posh; ‘ ;
Veterans of Foreign Wars. At; thel
remains were laid to rest in St. Mary‘s '-
_ AND .UMBRELLACO. .T
Now introducing a full line of?
-rlage because “it is hard to tell just
how a marriage with one of these so
ciety people will turn out.
it is all for the best."
st, V_
VICTOR f
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New
You'll want to burtheoe I
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