shares of coal carrying railroads. most can “9 comforted for her loss:
l”
l .
0K1- ..
sale, are
059% 489% $393,: Franx
anew; ~31 v: p__
.5.»
, _ .. .5353
'8. chi-’3 of 1'. , ‘ -
police acgénnt or thfi affgir, 93113812421:- ;
ley Eggnér angst. with mrmt
undglz, e callforngggasgmtis'emng ’ 6
long term in prison?” J, “
Through his attorney £3? 11
Stop “dosing?!- iheumatism. ‘
‘ (:1th pain only; st. Jacobs on“
to the 23 em: or the chilgva' u-uly 1§~ treatment:
marlcableanonosal~thati“of [giving to
thém in gouiueusation or 1-9an
his own little girlofabOut the same
age as his uictim, v ' :
Still more remarkable is it that Buck-
ley's wife-has not entered a, vehement”
negative of this propposél. Instead, she from
has seconded-it it the othexv manner
' ache and neuralgia.
What the other‘mother says has not '
been made known. but it can belmag—
ineTl. and both or the Buckleys must
be new. that the. case cannot 'be
settled in his way. Poi-hang that is
one'reaon why they made the offer. - . {mm aways—Ado. ;
.13! A old-time,
will
. stops“: pain, andj' not one rheuma-
‘Wfimmammge in fifty requires”, mama:
‘ Rub soothing. pguetrfiflng
St Jacobs oli'lsfighyofi; $135; mudgispot.
and by the tim’é. you caY"Jaok.g‘obm-
sons-Font comes ”the rheimlafic fpaiu
and distress. 8:. Jacobs Oil is a'harm:
lleés rheumafiz’mfi‘nlment which never
mminm, 39.315 doesn't burn the skin. ‘
liftakes pain. «soreness and sadness '
Q " aching' ' film: mfiaclcs_;.and 5
bones; stops acittica. lumbage,~ buck‘ “
rleber up! Get a small trim .hotxlo l
' honest St. Jacobs Oil 3
from ‘unydmg store, and in a moment l
you‘ll be free fi‘om pains. aches and
silliness. Don’t, suffer! Rub rheuma-
,. .21
s a”.
'SSL. -
A Sulkyé Young Fox
By Thornton W. Burgess -
By sulkiaa naught is ”fer-7M
And no good purpose is attained.
» ' ‘ --Old Mother Ngture.
.thn Farmer Brown’s Boy diacov-
_ T," ‘ .‘qv l
" , , ' ’ ‘ ' ' . ALL STREET. 10:30 11-5
w . . ,, ‘ . o" ‘ .i .- . Opgnflons at modal; f9“, “la?“‘fall
“ ‘ ‘ 0 tons - m were remwwrm mi 1. t
A . ~ ~ , - ~ Meow of prices at the opening ,9
”, . - ,. .. . . l,.-. . . . A: ‘ ‘f -‘ a < 1' , .- .‘ ‘ ‘_t0diy,8 StOCk Wet... Isgiongf,
‘ ' " a “ 1. 1-30 ~ - ,.: " '* n. :- Ago Lea» em Mmlggf‘fi‘; gamma
. . . l . , _ Bum .
83% 82 82 1:12.,Papf1r 235‘ i: 43 fliesigngwél demand. but some 0:
l ‘ ‘ - . g “g. . —- , are.
E7 ‘ '47 47 "teuifl‘g‘mpern _, 34 p4. g. .3; .A . .. .34” thees'leel. equipment eand 1:231. “land;
‘ 15.: 71% 72 KeystOnt-Llu‘e {in 5% 4 ere under Pu“, ' ESL. .m'
limo. 12331,;— 427“ ,12714 makHSteel 82 A 81% fil“: ’eatern Mryla-xd. Sm i: filmgi’rxthe
Imp 8: Cvm- “2.2% - 21%. 21% Mexican Pete. 231% 227 “31’5- 95ml?“ m elm- 85 3-4 up 11-4~
mmflltrer.‘ "’60“ ‘ ‘59 59 l““‘“““ mm“ 12"" ‘1293 11.”; Sim} 2::6ntrgom' lathe-rail? group
14732, . 77% 71"?» .- c1- 21 ' 31 - l? *1
sum. Tatum-3m quaw as ‘ 33:; 201.5 , 20% 2°“ were We‘l‘fiafii‘gfigfi Pg:
fill & Tol..£fl€g¢f?€l§I-l-§ ' 1225;; x; ‘1' Central 100 98% 38% Jersey Contra . 4 t 3.; aim:
29b. 136%? 16054 1601/. KEY 'VH s; u. '31 30% 30% and, N- Y- cwtm‘z‘wi 'f’z'p . t;
oolen 991% 93% 983-5 ltkorif‘P-a-é. 87% 33548614 ‘Mexican Petr-glam? Sfligéfiggw
‘ ‘, ‘ e '- A? -‘ ‘.' ,~ lastnigh'scosen
» 5”“ 51 51 ac.0l1 50% _, 519% 5°}... {Woe ,, K .
m 106 > 105% 105% fan Amer. Pete. 931,5 1 903's.” 904,4 .mmulcs oiltrudlng. uOthgrlimiligsfg
1m: Loco. 13m 133% 1333:. Pan AL. Rete'. B 93 ' ‘ ML: -- Pm: i‘mng ”“3 "are firm goan‘mlidnted
Vt & onto my 53%" ‘53:}; pummn C0. " ‘13131 130 13° 51“?”L CE" L" s. Re tg' Amer- '
‘3 . “Steel 73% 73% 73 Ray-Consul. . 14% 14% ,lélglx‘ uag, May Department Stores. - S
' 1. Pete. 5331 53% .53”; Reading ‘ 86 3'4 86 icau Can. all up a point or more. Ll t:
7 1 Pac. 14659 145% 145$; Rep. Steel 532,; 52% 23% steel Common sold off 5-8 aria. 130 n l
n.l.e8ther 40 39% 391,1, - 1) pin 57 56% - , ~
61% 59% so ‘ 5.03:1 Icgeiuck am 85% 85% "WA.“ STREET! “WW—c- “mm“a'
75 75$; 753’ :";a,f’acilic 94% 94% 94%, tion or record coal shipments found
‘ :4 s . ‘
1“ 141 143% 'lendalr Oil 3; 33% 33% expression in the brisk demand for
“1!. 431,4 431,-; 's”. mnway 25% 25% 25% ,
(:Produc't. 128 125% 126 S O N J . 215 213* 213* or which registered substantial film;
A ‘1 0 Z » . - 117 Some of the other rails improye
(hue : 0 Steel 8-55 80% 50% g, o .\ J pr. 11. 34 1175‘ 56 i , mg or more
‘ CNN 13 13 13 at, ‘aul 31% 30% 31 aymplthy. Sam owa pgork Central
’_ H. Johnson 86% 86 86 ‘Sl‘mlr-lmkor 130% 127% 123% being recorded by ‘ 8“: Delawarérané
-pg: Playcm 96 94 ML; Texas Co. 49% 48% 48% Which ”“3 “tick “3 ”$0M, Southern
. :akhphalt 597,9 58% 59 'l‘oblmcoll’rod. 83% 833$ 83% ““4”“. Ba“ 1:53?) “diam Erie
”Electric 15:02»; 1801‘; 1mm; 1m. 1m. Stores 86 85% 155% 33‘3“" gfdfiew 3min! Texas and
‘ Motors 14% 14 1414 x: 3. Realty 90 88% 38% ' ”El h in file list how,
h 3317;. 3.1L; 331;. .r. s. Rubber 55 ‘53 531,4 “4.9“” as?“ :{gem was pr'edomi_
North. Pf. 93 ' 93 (3 'l‘ Q. St l 0 I eyer. bea 8" I
’22 J l . . (rd 1 7“}; 106% 106% nt bei based on the further
. North. Ore 36 33-3; 34 ‘nah Copper 65% 651/. 65% ’3? k ""37“ foreig "exchange and s4
linuon c. 367;. 363;, 363i; Vanadium Steel 43% 415;. 41% “83 new - - t, Nbibi-
LMerM Pf r~r r 3/ > . . . 9 o » bond Prices and “wfippfl‘” “'
or :1 f :41.‘ 32:: \: est. Ln. Tel. ll. 11.. 112 tion of the demand built. up in connec-
- 0‘4 ,é . 4 V’ost. Exec. 62% 62 52 . . - “mks
. , . .. .,.. . non with the recent ad‘ance In 5
manna Cit} Sn. $.54 Luvfi 2.3% Texas Glut Sui. 631$ 62% 62% resulting from the dccxirartion of Sufi-‘1;
. d rumors o l 8 same. -
, Rowayton avenue. is being painted bv dividends 9" .
‘ dustrial pools made little, effort to
LAST NOR WALK plums Brothers of Highland avenue. push up their favorites and thecyhox’e
I list‘sagged as a result. Dav son 1on1 -
A baby girl has been born to Mr. There are rumors about ‘0.“ “1M cal slumpod 6 points to 3“. a new low
R. Scott Albracht or “out fizzle axe-
, and Mrs. Clifford Lee, of 16 Fourth nue has purchased the arocA r j- b i {or the your; Consolidated Gus was thle
_street. Mrs. Loo was formerly Miss M.” or John rBattlstone‘ g e ) us- cue outstanding excepiin rising) 31,12!
Alice Carr. Mothvr and (laughter arc " ' points. Call money opened at 41-4 Peri
doing "“9"" , A masquerade dance will be held in cont. 3
”the Row-nylon Hoy- House on Hal- , ' _. " ._. - I I
Illemlnors of Monkrr Grotto invaded lowo'en night. It is not nccessnrv for .“ALL STREET' 1‘30 ‘ p. m. (Re i
. El" NOT’Wfllk Ill-“t onnlnz when Hwy the people to we“. costumes ifbthoy spite the fact that. line list 'hnd uiLor-i
used the Community Hall for :1 r9- do not wish to I gm“; mufl‘ liquidation in rem-m dug“:
.heaml for tlmir mlnsirt-ls and frolic I ““94" 099mm“ seemed ”"pwmvly “’3‘?
.10 be given next month. fD indent 01‘ their position. (111;: l‘xét'lldtf;d.
'—_‘ ARIEHV ' ’ the pressure to 9:. or m roa .5 a of
The usual movting of ill» Ladies’ &N0R0r0]v midday. Louisvilln and Sasln'illc was
———__.
"I'Ald Society of the Plant :u'onuo M. H.
:y' church is being hold at the church to-1
day. when phns for the food sale to
A” held on Friday are being made.
\Villium Morohousv has jusl
pur-
chased a. new Overland sedan.
,l Mrs. H. M. N. Sigman, ol‘ Raymond
Terrace, enir'rininml‘tho members of
411m Philathpa Class of tho Norwalk
gfilethmlht Episcopal church at her
“Thoma last evoning. tho occasion lwingz
"1 the regular monthly lnmlnc-ss mooring
{and racial gathering of the class.
the Winter.
Svdgwlok art-nin- are Visiting rel
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
‘ ———"
There wi) he no session of school
lu-l'v on Friday duo lo the Teachers?
convention in Bridgeport.
Little if any business sm'o
“Mon of the plans for {ho h
gleam. was held by tho members of
;lhe Boys' Club at the East Avenue M.
3. church last nvnnlng. The Sunday
lchool board of the church was hold-
rP. hence the
8 a legulal mePtlng the
l C111] “as not
mm} seeinl tlllie of th(‘ J
l
:1 dis-
nskolhall
Alarm: crowd is planning to attend
the "“‘orld 'l‘our." tomorrow evening.
at the Methodist Episcopal churcll‘. ‘
S. B. Lewis, who has
' the Anderson house on
is moving to Greenwich,
will reside.
boon occupying
p: An important moeiing of Christ
@placopal parish will he held at the
hutch on Friday evening of this
Week. when the. matter or the pur-’
who“ of the lot adjoining the church
. on the south side will be brought up
$tnd discussed. For sum little time
the church has considm'ml acquiring
‘jfls lot. no a. valuable addition to The I
hutch property. and it is in-T.‘m-. .. mm
in. mrchnue will be authorized at the
.mung on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrsv. \Varrrn Schryvor of
Old King's Highway. have returned
in their home after a motor trip to
Massachusetts.
llr. and Mrs. H. D. Hanson of the
Middlosex road returned to their
home, yesterday. after a week’s stay
at liridgcwater Gap. ’ -
ll Over one hundred attended the
. supper nerved from, 6 until 83}; R. \V. Li‘gg has started to build a
'clock in the basement ouse on are) avenue. near Serig-
of Christ
, wick avenue. ' ' l
«(church lad evening by members or already been 3313“; on the cellar has
, Women's Auxiliary of the church. e '
m: menu contained many appetizing‘ The hand of m‘psleq who have
Rxfillugfezzfidahieihc ladies ‘0 jboen camping on {he vacant lot next
imam“! res Ions w yd 5“";{10 "him the “"00 llurn tennis courts for the
a“ D e as mm 9- en past two weeks. departed yesterday
will be no meeting of the Auxiliary ’ '
this week. the next meeting to be held
ho Thumday. November 2nd.
The Ladies’ Aid of the Conga-gab-
lionm church will give a cake sale at
Konnoy. of the home oLMrs. Clarence W. Bell. in
1's Ledge Light. reported that . Prospect avenue. tomorrow afternoon.
‘floudsy night's storm was the worst!
st he. had ever seen in local waters,
_ «mum he had no recollection
5“! having seen any storm of anywhere
branch severity in a. number of
En. The waves were running so
. II that they came in over the iron
ttorm’around the light and washed ‘
, war a large supply of wood that he
find there. The light was pounded
. most continuously by the wows for
about ten hours.
l“ lehtkeeper Charles
busy all
until late
of "to-be-
Ovr-r 60
the lists. a
of whom were women.
Elwood 'l‘. Nottlotou.
“103‘ town highway depart
the week—end with
Tho registrars worn kept.
day Saturday, from 9 a. m.
in the eveningstaking care
mades" at the town hall.
vww voters were added to
great many
inspecto': for
mont, spent
his parents in New
iHaven. Saturday afternoon, he at-
!tendod the Yale-Williams game. and
walched his alma mater gain a. de-
cxsn'e victory.
The Epworth League of the East
Avenue M. E. church has abandoned
a plan for a. Hullowe'en party to be
held at the church next Monday even-
Ius. October 30th. as the aflair is to
Mn! turned lnto a. reception for Dr.
and Ma. n. Irving Watkins. pastor of
{to church and his wife, who are to
39:" Em Norwalk shortly. Dr. \Vat-
311:. having resigned. All who wiqh
‘ attend the kecoptlon next V
Miss Mary Crlmmins.
spending the summer
Point. ha‘sreturnr-l
the Winter. Mrs. A. C. Patterson and
family and Mrs. C. Childs. who have
br‘Pn staying with Miss Crimmins.
who has been
at Collend(‘."s
l to New York for
have gone to New York. also.
The funeral or Mrs.
sr-tt. who died at her
Sunday. was held
.in Philadelphia,
;R1>ca.lisp of ill health Mri."V{MA
scams? to Dal-lea about a. Yak fld J;
2 half mm. with Ler kuabsnél..;E; 38p;
. son. by whom ache lial‘ang'imrvwod.
, ROWA YTO/V ”he "ml” Wfiml‘lfi
l : phin yesterdoyfinornlig‘g,
0
“fast Side ‘ a
y I). G
Emu: Bu-
hflne have on
395%!!!”«ummo'onl
Norwalk the former R
Y wish to
P also in-
light: and others who ma
Iliavnukina farewell or
’ to attend.
. ‘1
I
’- . ‘4‘ .. . "~'.’ *‘v a
The. Congregational church. will hold
county fair. 91:»?er cal-firming;- in
- the Boyle IchudLA Moat: Band. com-
: your; 153! ,buildhg young musicians.
intro , I." :p'vpill~ furnish thevmusic. There will be
.7. again“? f‘ofi"“::m*gmorom novelties including one-ring
‘lurinter. “ ' l 131m. (real-u and oiher‘side shown.
;ste’hen -Woo:l and,George Buck will
l Wllm t f- . {hairc- charge of the one-ring cit-e119.
. V'haul 3p 1mm" Em: 3T3”. cqmmitiee that is arranging the
week. bun , "11mm has not yet announced {who
p $15.11! be in charge of the yarious other
oodgood of Crockett Ma'mme-“mr‘s‘ «j
Chino”. Hultlply Rapidly.
w home after a, five um;
Perth Amber. N. J. I
A , $11 million children are born every
. yc-nr in China. '
N
mm' house. on
is bang painted h
.
W
,w'urlu W'. Bell's house, on
the Post Road. 5 B.
will huu- charge of tho "doings."
fine tlllli' is anticipated.
Tomorrow evening: at the mid week
services at 7:45 tho first of a new scr-
ies of topics on “Great Hymns of the
he tho subject {or the
Members of the church will
be. asked to say which in their judg-
ment are our greatest hymns. and the.
based
where he ‘
‘lhdé'fiq ‘1
Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Pcndlelon of
l
l
forced two points undvr
final figures. Atlantic Coast Line
and Northern Pacific.
'\Vestern. l't-w Haven.
. point.
238.
. x
yx-Slcrtlu)‘ s
3 3,51.
and
Norfolk
Hook Island a
Jersey Central. after m-lllng at
‘ ‘ a :3 0 : rccov TR} '0
\V. C. Watson and family of Cl‘ilflni 239' brOkt to 3 ind . . ‘
(uh-x have returned to Row lork for . fell to 106. tlw lowest sincp 1111.:
In tho indusirlnl list if. 8. Slow!
lllf‘
'high price of the year, was made ion
days ago.
Studebaker. Maxwell
SOFT" X0|{\\'ALK
I‘ZPISCOPAL CHI'RC" 3(‘lTl-ZS.
Hoyt.
Church."
ex'cniug.
will
discussions will lu-
hymns so selected.
portanl rum-ting.
ing,
to be docided.
o‘clock.
in: and pool games.
, lulu . 17.13%”. . A , 7;: _
mmt you/teal». dui
" f or;.your.back«vhumior if
lurmyottellnlve, fungi: ,
Regular ot;pmaagc;c‘:.at§ .,
l b
Flush Your
sluggish” mar
The l-Ipworih League tonight will
have u Hallowv'eu party in the base-
ment room or the church.
llocrvullonul \‘loo—l’rosidont,
At 8:30 tomorrow evonidz the Sun-
day School Board will hold a. most im-
This meeting was
to have been held last Monday even»
but owing to the rain storm it
was postponed until tomorrow.
member of the board should be pres-
ent. as matters of interest to all are
On Friday evening the Men's Chi‘l'st- 4
ian Industrial League will meet at 8
Following the
the evening there will be carpet bowl—
On Thursday and Friday the Ladlrs‘
Aid Society is hoidlfig a rummage sale
on Railroad avenue, in the Victoria
hotel building. n the room formerly
used as a barber shop. Any members
Baldwin's loss reached 334’. I
. Motors
utivus Declaration of 11—; per cent quartorly’
,dividend on Pennsylvania causvd hur—
lng and-the price: mounted to 49. lhv
top figur?‘ of iho yoar
went higher. touching 86'1".
A 31¢“
livndlng ulso’
METHODIST“
Marslmil
A.
on the
Evéry
w
business of
cred tlnt thither Fox had gnawedtlle
collar on his yOun prmnerneany
through in the nig t he got a new
collar and wound it with wire-so that
it could. not be gnawed through.
‘ When/r‘hee ut‘ thib collar on no was
wry Ernie. "and he talked to the
young Fox just a; if the latter could
unouetarid what he said.
“i am not going to but you,” aid
he. “excepting in your feelings. You
and l are going to be friends. You
don‘t think so now, but I know we
Irv; I would love io set you tree,
but- I :m afraid that if I did you
would get into mischiei. There :11
Foxes enough ground hare as it is,
and I think my hens will be safer if I
keep you a prisoner {or a while. Per—
haps some day I will youftec.
but for the present I :0th
a;
_ as.
“I’ll m below I’ll touch M
food,” aid In towel! .
keep youright here. You will ;
lenty to out without tho trouble ,
outing for it, n od plans to slug.
uni will be we ectly ante. What
more “aqua ’ 7- _
0! come, the young '30: didn't
understand a word of this. Re luted
Fur-mar Brown's Bo . You, sir he
hated Elmer Brown a Boy. He dldn't
on e think that it was his own fault
he was ln this trouble. Infiead
he blamed ”Farmer Brown's Boy for it
all. He didn’t want to be friendly.
80 instead a! beinfirlendly 1nd m-k— ,
lng the best of a in! matter. he was
Bulky. Yes, sir, that. young Fox was
sulky. _
He wouldnt’ touch the food that
was left for him. The instant he
heard any one coming he crept back
Into his box out! nothing would in-
duce him. to come out. Adam tum
tint dav Farmer Brown's Boy come
over and hiked to him. alwayp inure
gentlest way. but not «me did the
young Fox than so much a flu ti;
of his nose at the doorway of his
He talked.
2 can: this was very foolish.
Insteo ad ann'mking the best or; bad:
mater, the young Fox was domg all
he could to auto it worse. Be Fat
mkingchimself very miserable rush
out' in a . my one else.
This is almost always the way with
9 who are guilty. '
e didn't understand that chain
tint held him. Hodidn't know: 388.
that to main 0: it. Be couldn t cut
it or break it; so he tried buying it.
39 dug a little place to the ground
sad pauhod into it all of the chill:
in could. Then he covered it up with
' . He foolishly thought flan.
’1: out of a lit he woul he free
from it. But 0 course the Instant
he, tried to run away he pulled that
dreadful chain out min. He “also
WWW that he went back Vista
his anemia talked there for _I. long.
time. t u: very, very late: in
wni ht “when ‘th ugh ventured
out. \g'lnt brought I: out was a
yoke which barked twice inst huh
affirms: M’s born. I: was the
voice 0! hi: lather, M Fox .
Jewish: 1:22. h r- w. Bun-p3
. iv A.
All day he rei’uped to eat. When
night came and all ”gratin _h_e came»
out. A plate of food wan wilting for
him. but hungry as , ’ us he
wouldnt‘ touch it. You written-vex-
he went neu- it he mcfld'tho hated
man mil. . ~ .»
“I’ll starve before I touch that
.iood." sold halo 16min}! “Yes. 311',
I’ll “one."
Elie mt story:
I 1'01" , ”flu Young in
g _
3-
ll, BACK Bums _ i
W album it
You Eat which!” .
No man or woman who eats lots of
meat regularly can Mo 5’ -m
by was the Rim gmwpnfiliyi
my: a. well-known . authority.‘ J
much meat may {fia‘ifle‘ieidyfghfch
clog: the kldnergpom’i‘o inst-rue:
w‘WmWnt-tfl
the waste “draw H 35% . -
then, 370i! ..get W $1751“ w .
- . {pater 1-993! £1, . ..
continuum ’m
ten 99”!” #091 , '1
mm,
m: in:
the}! '7 ,
admin; ,1
tk‘oleapoonful
grapes and
agenda: ivy a sensation}! scaldingfitct
abdu‘f'four ounoes‘nothwdflaltd » rm» .
any, réllable“ pharmacy and italgezm ‘
in a.“ glass of waier hex. .
tore breakfast tor a. {raw .1373" and ‘
your kidneys may figmct‘flne. . This-
fathom-sins is Whom the acid of
lemon. julcog combined
mm g Karla, gm: .hw beenijased for,
genfiatlantto' fluid. "clogged kidneys _
and stimulate them inactivity, also to
help neutralize the. acids in urine so
it no longer cam "irritation.
often ending bladder disorders;
Jail Salts is-lnexpgasive and cannot” ‘
initire: makes a delighfiul eitervescentx‘ ~
Too: :
thufi
llthia'wat‘er drink.- which everyone
can ml“: now and $13633! to help keep
the kidneys Clea-n afia‘the blood pure,
thcmby often preventing
ney complications—Adv.
1, male in”
serious kid-_ 1 ' '
_ New and‘ExclusivewSettings.
g From thepS‘hop Of-Falrchikls
Unique, Disfinclive; Madam Sethwgr—almfi ‘ '
1 w _.
.V
‘ Mamas—4n rich gnaw—air
p iS'alwayo
‘ «keeping “ with like
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”We ”illustrate ”1 mere-
: with the front and
Jprot‘ilé vicwqot 17216.39
two :new éeat’cns "
N " 7. may .. etticoazts of silk jersey w
defied fafletarothers of Radium
fiwflfims, W and with rows 0f tiny P
any- damn thezassortment your famy
.- true .fiéIE"m 50mg imperfections, but .
it hardfiheiteihem. eriSe the price won}.
we ask newesma.
: Second floor, rear
of you coafiurefand its appearance.
It does not matter Whether your r-m'fi'm‘o is (-18"
or very simple, but 1s 11: becoming? (m ;- lmil» d
‘ parts will suggest and help you will: your hair (
manta. *
treatments
‘fgo .
are , _ : 'al
half—+3581;
Children ’s - hair cuttin
Earlier Bill.
N 311187 and in fact
lng months,
They are priced modestly, too, from $4.50 to $29.
hundreds of p
maintained.
Howco cocoa; a very, high grade packed Spmfiztlly fur
us in half pound cans, 14c.
Howeomflk cocoa, the best (3060: with milk zmd sligjil‘
ready to serve. Makes a delicious drink instantly. 2m:
set for Children’s hair.
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