' . 0nd Street.
E 1.. 11:30 1; 7L. 11:30
85 34 35 Keystone Tim *7 . l
""5 49% 49% Lack. Steel 33 821.5 831,
76 7514 75% Mexican Pete 2141.4 _ 2301/. 213.1 ,1
-~ 111 111 111 \Ilddle States 131,2, 12%. 1.31.4:
133 132 132% ‘10. Pac. 21L; 21M. 21kg).
' & Com. 22% 2214 22, N. Y. Central 99 :5. 991,; 993,
61% 61% 61% N.Y.,N.H. & H. 32 31% 314.
123% 123% 1231.5 Nor. Pac. 89% 833/. 83%
“3% 163% 163 Pac. Oil .5114 436.1. 4911,?
100% 100% 100% Pan Amer. Pete. 941,4, 9315. 93;.
51% 51% 51% .Penn. R. n. 13% 4s; 4E3
””5 106% 10m Poo. Gas 972.; 97 , 941,.
m“ 1“ 139K 139% Pullman Co. 1331:, 131% 13. a
Ohio 55 54% 5435‘ Reading . 343;. 53“ 83“
' 75 74% 75 Rep. Steel 56 75 5517’ 5:5 .1
61% .61 . 61 Royal Dutch 5.715,. 51}? :13
“35‘ 447% 148%, 50 .Pacific 93% 954? 3:5;
10% 40% 4015 Sinclair Oil 34 ‘ 313:... 25v
‘1 60% 60% 90. Railway 26 3.. “26;. "19 a
76‘,é 75% 753,; s 0 N .l 219%, .135- 11—1,;
“5'15 144% 14414 S 0 N J. Pi‘. 1171/. 11.1,. 345;.
461,5 45 .45 at. Paul 3211. 11.23:. “5%
134% 132% 13254; :imlnhnknr 121:. 1-9-. 499;;
55% 85 851.5 Tcxas Co. 50-1.. 4512’, sexy
88% 57%. 871,4 Tobacco Prod. 861-; So 4 8“?
99% 99% 991,4; l‘n. 1m. Stores 55 . 841/? , as;
62% 621/. 6215 l'. s. llcnlty 903’ 55:. 5%:
14% 14V: 1415 l'. P. Rubber 56“ n6?- 9s
34% 34 34 l'. s. Stool 1mm 109 ,5 13:?
'95 95 95 l’. :2. Steel. Pf. 1223i 122:4 1..-;3
36% 333/ 343.; l'tnh (‘oppcr 677/, 67:1; 6: ,5
59 571%.» 581;; Vanadium Stcc] 44 43% 4
16% 16 16 “‘ent. l'n. Tel. 114 y 114 114
”“1 43”; 4:114 \Vcst. mm. «3-1. 63 63
35% 35 35-15. Toms (lult‘ Sill. can. 61 61
q , here was :1 good llttcndilncc (it the
LAST NORWALK ml'fo llox pllrt)‘. held by tho King's
liclultls. :lt llli‘ lizlst u\'(‘llll0 .\1. .1"
_ is church lllst M'cning‘. All cntc'l'tnlmng
Horry Nathan of ltownll street
Vlng a new (‘hnvroli-t touring our.
The regular moi-ting of the lloys'.
club will he hnlcl on Tuesday cw‘ningi
at the East uu-nul- M. ii. church.
Lena Hoffman lllls plirchafecd :1 lot
and llullrlllllr. on First slrci-t. from
Jumos L. li-vrfi.
' Frederick O. llnlll‘orll llns l-‘Old to
lot on Sop-»
'l
John D. (‘:lrr :1 building:
Repairs: to ill" It'(’;ll lll‘t‘ llllll‘ln 35'3‘
In expected. I
The Bf‘llfint r “Mill-y l-‘. (‘lll'l"' has
‘bron run llSllOré‘ off the No'l‘wnlk
-Country Club “'ht'i‘" it is llclnz rc-
”paired. thi' bottom lu-ng svrllporl and
thy scams Clllllki‘d.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ’1'.
Ilmfly of Paterson. N. .l._ are spond—
his: the ww‘k vllll with Mr. li‘vrrls'
mother. Mrs-n Arthur .S. li‘m‘ris of
Rowan sire-(l.
Louise 1’. HHFW‘” ll:l.~: pllrchnscil :1
1101159 and lot. on (‘rnw :lvvlllli'. tron?
Claim “3. (,‘Oi‘ili‘s rillll (ltllvl‘fi. “'h'lli‘.
Genrgs l‘Z. l"lll(‘tl luvs .vl'll :l. llllllulini;
lot to Mr. and Mrs. I" ll". \\'. l'..ltl-:~'..
, East Ntll‘Wnlli l"‘.“»llll‘lll.‘4 :lrtl rc-
3; ‘ minded that it‘ thvy llil\t‘ not :l< yt't
been 111:1le volt-rs. thllt lolly ii; thc
‘Y’u-lf (-vw -r--v»i'\ il-l u‘lr ml..- Hm
”manna should rcport :lt ()llt‘t' totin-
City Hall. I)» tun; .3 ll'l':lv".<. to lw :zwl-l‘ll
“’ .. in. -
' program.
with :ongs and stories was
Klvv'n. and 1h“ llllll' ll(l\'cs wvrc o]
(‘1'. :l substantial sum hcillg l‘f‘llllZ‘W].
vacrnl lll‘.
(lollts wr-rc llnd
zn'onuc ulul \‘lln Zilndt street.
night.
‘thv- lights sullllt-nly fililml.
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120 WA no;
Mrs. John L'Hommedleu of Crock-
ett street is visiting friends in New
Milford. - . :
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.4'
. The trolley line along the Witch
Lane‘ switch is being repaired and new
ties are being laid 'all‘along that sec;
tion of the road. '
Many Rowaytonflpup’nsrat the Nor-
walk High school attendédith‘e Dan-
bury High football game. at Danbury.
yesterday afternoon.» Althong those
present at the game from Rowayton‘
were: Miss Lillian Neede. Miss Grace
Yarrow and Miss Fm‘nces Bond. .
In. rgsponse to many requests. fife1
subscription" dance to be held at the
evening. November hdhwill he‘s, milsz
quorade. Tho’sejwho do not care to
come in costume vyll be welcome jug
the same, however.
—_~—‘
Those people in the v‘village wh
have received invitations to the “Frol-
ic or W'ilchcs and Sprites." to be held
on Saturday evening. October 23th.
glre requested to bear in mind that the
affair will not be held at the Roway-
ton Hose House, as advertised. but will
be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Rowland. Rowayton avenue.
“
It is believed that, most of those
who wore. to be made voters have
availed themselves or the opportunity
to be sworn in. but in they have
not. they are reminde then; today is
the last day to be made a voter this
your. the Selectmen and town clerk
being in session at the City Hall. C-
and district. until 8 o'clock this ev
lng.
~ uml ’ voice . a
'Yo'rlg for alleviate
[towayton Hose Hmfée‘ on jsuturda‘y ’
"ai'nelis‘htfuiuim'erpreta ‘1
tlon, was other best; while End, W
Harrison. the render. charmed moan!
dience, with shin "ability in. his humor-
ous and dialect icEltatlo‘ns ' and road-
inks, and apeclnlly in his rendition of
Klpling's "Boots." ,The. email: was. :a.
success, both fr ‘
manning . ,
Miss Maud
of Maple av
Miss Ruth odhxer‘has 'tuken-j; po-
’31an as a. clerk lathe Home Bank 827
iTrustCm , f: ._ ‘
Mrs. Mary Tooi'ter of Main street
has moved to tlie Taylor apartments
gallium street, a block below her for-
.mer' home. 1‘
v
Carlton Ballard spent “last evening
with, friends in Norwalk and attend-
ed the showmgapt ‘:OathiBound" at
the Palace Theatre.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Noto-
ton Heights Fire department will hold
a masquerade dance. on October 319i.
in the tire house. Crullcrs and-”cider
will be served.
Those on the lists “to-be-made" vat-
crs started coming in early this morn-
fasoc'ialias fret as ~
» by 13?. momma. . '
J education. Whojfllltspe’dk
.r flout-1?
" Ser‘v'egli A“?
‘ G
_ golf pro-tossing», were boo
'gy "proliiment is
national rents?
the? homé’,’ _
Noroton'avenue. o _ . .. .7 _
Octobér 81. pt on. majwfl’l be given
the“ 8113)
lune Seh‘é’ol Sygtem
ject: of
up rollovlfm. ~‘ ..
Connecticut.’l.. . . .Wc . .*
“Physical ' Education-.nxgd *89h09l
Hygien' :‘t ‘ 2 "Moralfigrnbiemnjzin the
Savannah: Townf!’ “Woman's: marl
Rightsg'in Connectiéut.“ "State: Gov»
eminent". and
v
‘wlll be givenatjaglatgr amgfet— a
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NEWORK. 'Oct. 21.—Georg’e-Dun_
can and‘Abe Mitcheli..~noted "gt-Risk
lied to call
1' extensive
for home- today. after
tour of the United States. .
The British pair won forty matches,
lost ten and tied two during their in;
vasion. Mitchell's 18-hole average for
102 round: was 72.2 strokes and Dun-
ing. The town clerk. board of select.‘
men and registrars 0L voter's are in;
session today from 9 a. m. to 8 p. mu
...'l‘he Noroton I-fitghts Englnonm;
pans‘ has received their chemical en-
glue from Bridgeport: The truck was
infithe Locomobile factory .lfor two
On Friday afternoon
lAprons. fancy articles that me suita— Mrs. L. CYoae of West avenue.
rm“. mamas from acct—,hle for Christmas girls. 130mm.“ Dugdale has gone to Indiana to pur-
M the comer of lillstlc‘flkc. and ice cream will lie for sale chase a new auto. which he expectS‘to
last ’ at this time. .
hold a bazaar at the Hose House.
Early next Week solicit-
sllm'tly lli‘orp ll o‘clock-wharf)” Will be making their rounds of
no mutt-rial damage was done.
law-
aroro'.”
Light
‘ him will tw (‘fllillili‘lt'll llcfore long. it l'cck's
lll'Ol'l
‘ llrlrki-l' works.
('rzl it
It is norm-ll
l;l1;:«~
.llll'\l\t
‘l‘lllist
l“. iris and Crhvi'" “i” "1
lQllivk's motor yz‘lcllt
KPt'lll‘l" (‘lmrlvn
Lollizl- lizlll yl'siorili‘. ‘
illl'l llils lul‘ll towwl to
It is llt'llt'VU'] ll‘.
lll‘Okl‘ its illollrlngs.
il'nt ills-rr‘ will lm
"Pin-
wlls found on l’t'alt'h Island by
3.3 it was. the house-s in Rowayton and
‘mrw :llliOnlOlllliS llllnlpell there; but hoped that. the women will be gclmr-iilw Darlen schools from IJeccrl‘lhEr 3
it is
one in their l'vsponscs. l
"How to Re a nigger Christian"
will no ilw subject of the .éc-rmon at
and evening. ed.
.Novembor 24th. the Ladies? Auxiliary'
“'1‘ ol‘ the liowayton Hose Company will
wake and was thoroughly oval-linol—
,.
erf and Mrs. Cal-l Swazey are;
:spendlng a week with her mother.
Mr.
drive back.
to December 9. During the week spe-
cial exercises will be held. to which
the. publlc‘will be invited. 'l‘he'teaach—_
era of the Darien schools held an im-
Kt'illlo)’ 01'1”"? HOWQFMH T‘fiptli‘t’» church by the porllmt meeting, on Thursday. after-j pcrficml are“ of 21 square miles; “10
al‘tor-llumtor. va. Frank S. Clark. on Sun- noon at 8:30 o'clock. :it which plans
at tho
I!
illll‘l‘wlli'it't’ alt "lt‘ first 0", the
rsril) r-lrrim-s to lw llo'ld~ at
l-Ipia'nlxl! (villlrvll tonrorrnw.
lully communion
at 3:1.
m. with rl cnrwlrlltn communion ofall
\Vr-lllL-l; lwmrs of Trinity and Gracczllm' school m-ezeloll at 12 noon. lips
Minna-5 s.
('tlSFt'S ("ll‘lll‘ll‘Hl ill Christ Church
Hlnl'l' its ul~:-.-~li;:itioll. :lt lmfifi o’clock.
lwlll’u i=1 tllv i-x'vllinl: tili- itrv. (‘hllp-
llllm S. ll-wis :lml tlw llvw. J. l‘mnton
('lllll‘(‘ll“r‘. l"‘H}W("li‘-"‘l,\'. will give ml—
«ll'i-FH‘S. ‘
Monkeys Cleanly Animals.
lll il.cir \x‘llll stilt
0. are
very (lean ..llinl:lls. :lnll cxplurl-rs who
S.
llllSll-
:ls lllllllliinll
Lam» \"is'ztml tlwlr {-ri-s: liulllt‘
ohwrl‘i-rl llJ‘ll‘ habits. rcpurl that tho:
llllvo- llf'vll sn-ll illi-sv linillllll.“
in; watt-r illin llll‘ll‘ full-s. tlll'l llzlvillt
a L'm‘Il wusll Vl'l':~‘ llllli'li
dilf'fi' hf l‘ll"."\'ll \"tf'lll". tlu- \‘ll:
.
m.
:‘ludrlm' morninlt. (lot. 22!.
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4
Bowser the lelnd Is Surely Puzzled
By Thornton W. Burgess
Some things on faith we have to take
And trust to making no mistake.
—,-Bowser the Hound.
A
v
Of course. Mrs. Raddy knew that
when Farmer Brown's Boy appeared
(lien was no hapc that. she could get
the youn Fox out of that barrel. She
hid in t c grass, where she could
votoh who: would happen. She snw
Former Brown's Boy take the young
Fox out: and carry him to the barn.
Then she turned and ran swiftly over
to the Green Forest. where Roddy
Fox was playing hide-and-seck
with Bowaer the Round. She told
, Roddy what had happened and they
. decided that the first thing to do was
to get rid of BOWSOI' at "Soon as pos-
sible. With two of them to do_ it. it
didn't. tulle them long to so mlx up
the troll that Bonner could no longer
follow it
A: soon as he was sure that be
he .once more been fooled Boys"
turned 1nd trotted home. He went
“night to the old barrel behind the
Millions. wherc the young Fox had
W I prisoner. 0! course, he found
If empty, no he us no 1 11¢» inter-
‘ in it. Then he tr ttcd on up
,. hone. .
. . Brown's Boy was watching
km and st once called him over
She hid in fig grass'where she
could watch what would happen
0f
II. Then he led Bowxer over to
x in which the goung Fox was
up. Of course, owser smelled
fig“ .. To: It once And became
Md. Former Brown’s Boy
W to him. He told Bowner that
to leave this young Fox alone.
' .i I. while Bowscr understood.
I't understand why he was to
.1“ young Fox nlone.bnt it was
11-10! him that his master had
' him to do so.
. I, no more puzzled dog ever
I: m Bawser Is he followed
. or to the house. From the
I}. in a plglpy he had been
to chase axes. Now here
in right 1.1;) in the dooryard
been or c
It didn't seem right.
2 .
Bow
But
red to keep away l
”Id was turned upside down.
would require a lot of thinking
““80 would keep away iron: that
Fox because his master had
him to and ills theater’s word
. . did it mean; that he
, “I again. to chose a 3'on
felt tint if this were no. life
’8 be worth living. You know,
u» m is Mil-ob: I Eur.
, there.
course. the young Fox
had
lieu-d Bowser sniffing about that. box
when his master had brought him
He had known at once that it
;wns the same terrible dog who had
l chased him into the barrel and whom
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he had once seen chasing his father.
Hc_trcmbled so that he made the
_c‘nam by which he was fastened rat~
.tle. Could it be that he was to be
given to that terrible dog to shake to
; death ? ‘
t
i
i
As soon as Farmer Brown's Boy
and Bowscr the Hound had gone up
A to the house the young Fox crept out.
1
l
lonze
lhlm. Once ‘mote he tried to :i .
iaway. Alas! that. ' u! 38min)
3 still held ‘him hat 9 you ‘1‘“
turned buck and with.“ _ ‘ -,_
ill-l‘g'down :3}! {l’yt‘fl .. on
t e groan , t. «.5 «out»,
box. At last 3 , .ewl 30H!-
thete. That 1395:; my wits “boo.
small for; him. -- mm none can: _.
fort
‘.
f chart.
He just. couldn't stay in that box on
Perhaps that thing whlc
lhad held him would no longer lipid
X'.
2’2: thmhfi .‘ 7
(c 1.419n."w.’.f.\W- Bones.)
5—...
t.” -
min “A Visitor in is. ,
' ~
Mornif: wor-
shln comlllenccs at 10:30.
lllhlc school at noon. A unitcd com-
munity scrvtco will he held llctwonn
this church and the Methodist church
Sunday r-l'rxlliniz. ’l‘llv llzlstor 0." tr»
Methodist church, ltiw. Mr. Sl-llllcrt.
will preach the sr~rmon. Tho wrw‘l;
‘lllzlll‘ sol-xlcl- of tho (‘hllf’i‘h will he
.hml on Thursday p. m. at 5 o'clock.
lfrlwxlm‘ llrtilrlillst church. l-‘JW.
ll. ll. Su-lmm-t. pnstor.-~M<lrning \vnr-
F‘llp :lt luzflu. l-Ivcnizll: at 7:30. Sun—
\‘.'ortll l.v:ll:.lc ml-otini: in the ,m'clling
‘ tl:-13w~.\li:=s Ruth Hockcr lfiuldm‘.
'l‘lw (*W‘nlnl'r service. lllln‘coming Sull-
llzzx. will l~c union srrx'ico in the Bill)-
list l-llllrcll. llcgllllr monthly Official
llnzlrll muting. Monday night, (Wt. 23.
M 7:4 Tllc'mld-wcck prayer and
lpi‘nisn wrvir‘c Thursday night at 7:3".
This; \‘i :‘y Elton-sling Sylvia? and
on" iv) which all are wolcomc.
5.
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'l‘llc llnwnvton Baptist church was
llllcd last night with an audience that
thoroughly npprecintbd tho artistic
program prl-snntod.
man was now to ltowllvton residents
z-llll. oven with the handicap of a poor
O
ifor
Church!
Miss Daisy Slicr- i
"Educational \Vock" werc discus~
Siftl.
football team
Martin J.
. t is rumor-rd that :1
will he started in‘ harlon.
Hilaugllncssy. loenl Errand juror. will
captain and manage the team. and
will direct “l" tonm at quarterback.
l’l‘hc first gami- will probably lie played
, with ll tcam i-h'li‘i‘led from men around
HM Ridge. The
‘dent of winning with Mr. Shaughncssy
at their helm.
l
Homo. at Noroton. was madc yester-
day“ by members of the Women's
ilvlll-t' Corps anti their escorta Among
those .111 the party were Mr. and Mrs.
Ira \Nlldmalr Mrs. l-Jllzulleth hisbrow,
Mrs. Hattie (lei-wit Fred Looker. Mr‘s.
Sarah Looker. Mr: Ella Burr. Mrs.
“2 Fred lilwcli. Mrs; Constance Von
Ggl. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Johnson.
limes Mam-l 1-2. JollnSan. Mrs. Immllcl
”rumor and Mrs. Antoinette Mend.
There arc now eighty-”patients in the
hospital of the lnstltution.———Danhur_v
‘Ncws.
. k,
The Daricn llranch of the League
of \Vomcn Voters has arranged to
”+16 NrthMm ,, see... '
range lessen
"Educational Vi’cck" will be held in‘
llzlril‘nltcs arr- confi?
The annual Visit to the soldiers"
3 necessary duties a real pleasure.
0311‘s 73.
Duncan won the' Western New York
open title. leading Walter, Hagen." by.
five strokes, while Mitchell defeated
Leo Diegel. in the played as a; fie for
the southern ,ope‘n chompionship. The
Southern Golf Assdciution, however.
refused fo' ofl‘lcially recognize the
Briton's victory" on the ground that. »
three extra holes of’ play needed to
break a second tie between Diesel and
Mitchell at he and of ‘the playoff
round were at authorized.
Duncan finished sixth in the nation-
al open at Skokie with a score or 296.
while Mitchell. with 303. failed to land
amongthe money winners.
/
areal. Rmfllbll‘l (I hold.
For conserving her water; supply ‘
(there are to be found in India-tro-
mendous artificial lakes. 4t Dhebar.
in the ~aluminum province, ton in.
mace. thereis ll reservoir with 11 Sir
' masonry dam measuring over 300
yards in length and 32 yards in height.
In Ioulhem India, too, there no soy-
cml mservdirs eye: 12 square mics .n
‘, ares. c ‘
——._..
Gigantic Codflsh.
The largest single cod of which
Wilfred T. Grenfell has :1 record. he
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tells in “Labrador,“ weighed 102
po'Tlmls. The record on tile Newfound-
;lal|d banks is twirl by a fish taken in
l 1838. which. weigli’rd. after being gut~
‘ ted. 136 pounds: the Amorlmli record
; by :1 fish weighing 16%) pounds.
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. \VOR'I'H MONEY.
Cut out this clip. enclose with 5::
and mail it to Foley 5: Co.. 2535 Shef-
field avenue. Chicago. Ill.. writing
CUT THIS OUT——
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81:31:me . norm: .
"in Out-flaws} Are. _
Made." The dates-“ these lectures 3 .
ailing for Home
t’many Women
It is not ponies that a. lot of ycu women need to rciicve that
"tired" feeling. You need. more help in the kitchen. Y .—
, nelsd a Sellers Kitchen cabinet—to make kitchen work can:
and the hours fewer. . ‘ .
The Sellers is the cabinet that is famsus everywi;
its beauty and for its man. y unusual labor and thin-gait
features. '
We havelthese cabinets on display. Come in and 2.x:
’ today. See a demonstration of the famous features. {es (.
which are here displayed. Make up your mind to sg:e:::l les
time in the kitchen.
At the prices we are quotingihe Sellers, with .111 ~‘
usual conveniemes, costs no more than any gecd 0:
Come in. ’
- ’- 16 North Main St.
10 Day
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Opening Sale
New Going
on.
So. Norm: k
51-53 $0.34! afn St.
WW”
7 ~ ~ 7- .- 'vdmccwawxxam c.5251
”I’M/Wylffifi‘
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a’ trial package
containing Foley‘s'Houey . and To»;
Compound for coughs. colds and
croup: Foley Kidney Pills t‘or pains in
sides and back: rheumatism. back-
ache.
some and ‘ ' thoroughly
headaches. and sluggish bowels.
instrument, nevertheless charmed her hold a series of six lectures. extending Stillstm, Powell Corporation—Adv.
W 7' '
2
Be the help few or many in number;
the most; helpful hand in-thé kitchen‘is
the range, provided it is an up-to-date
range like the STAMFORD. Argood
8 won. and makes the.
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kidney and bladder allmentax‘
and Foley author-tic Tablets, 3. whole»
cleansing
cathartic for constipation. billousness’. ‘
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,- Are .You Preparec. g
FOR'THE COLD WEATHER COFLINQ Q}? .7 y \
7 ‘Wc are prepared to take good care of, )7”: nu .131 1;» 2 E ,
4'
‘ ,Winzcr needs; - ‘ ‘
OIL. GAS. AND \VUOD HEATERS. .A.’\.I"“".
RODS, FURNACE SCOOPS, ASH EARS &‘
S.\‘x\'-‘. “" -
Si l-"l‘l’le‘.
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Rosenfield Brothers
3 125 Washington Sim: _ So. Norwalk \5
l _ Phone 340 — Free Delivery. §
' Mix/1.4
” Help, Pay Your ' Painter!
'; Sale in cost of Paint for painting your House, by using
" I. a. In SEMI-PASTE Minn“
To illustrate:
, f 14 Gallons oi e
°r AINT —,
10' “readyforuse”M1xedP -
SMI" IH mlafalglgg Gallons of mm ,
Pure 01; ' .. - J 3 ,
S'Ga‘ls. LlHSelm-Pas‘temtand a
. 6 Gals. Linseed 011 to mix mto 1t.
SMITH SAVED 31m: r
~ - WWW-50
. D-HOR AN" . ' South Norwaf
Emma. s STAPLES HDWE. co. Norwrs:
r1." BRADLEY , , ' . _ westpo;
LOGKWOOD & PALMER COMPANY _ Westpc1:.
CORNER-Y BROS. 00mm Georgetow7.
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: . * roomy ‘ eh ebe S ‘ PHONE
3 DELIVERY » 521
i I ~ ,"lt’c Here lit in: Homeware" .
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' . _ EAsms-or ALL"DESGRIPTIONS.
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