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I,AY OCTOBER 28,1922.
i.’
W AN TED
ED——Younx man for office in
, ufacturing plant. Must be bright
curate and write plainly. State;
' . pericnce and wages desired and
one number to Post Office
1' 0 Norwaik.
D~Experieuced furnace mu
, janitor, livtng quarters for”
, family Apply Mrs. Whitney, 4
L}, . Street.
WANTED
. tors on Singer sewing
I. hm. Boys for geneml
: . Apply. .
CH. JACOB & SONS,
Bay Street 80. Norwalit
fLL—Closed Ford in good com
Phone 2870-14, Sunday
.8-
ff Boys in machine shop.
work. good pay. Neptune
', realign C0,. 66 Fort street. E.
fk.
_ PIik-Biesscngcr boy. Apply
stern l'nion Telegraph Co.
_....._.
i
Tilly-Strong boy to learn trade.
{quire Evening Sentinel.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Must be sold at Once. a
7-room house. not an Investment
but a home, with every improvement.
House practically new, in the best
residential section of So. Norwallc.
Price 87. 090. Phone‘1662- 4.
FOR SALE OR TO LET—Five room
houn.1nquireEly Ave, Rocklan‘d
Road or Phone 1762-4. Evenings.
POSLSLL‘E—JBnby stroller (go-cart).
in first-class condition. Reasonable.
Phone 646 or call at 71 hiadison St.
FOR SALE—5 lots,- well located on
Marvin Beach tract. Price reasona-
bie. inq. “’m. R Haze, 24 Haviiand
Street
FOR SALE—Buick 5 passenger tour-
ing good rubber and condition. Best
offer takes it. Also Mitchell 5- 7 pas-
s.enger perfect condition Phone Dari-
en 235. after 6 P. )1.
FOR SALE—~Caomplete Radio outfit.
including two-stage amplifier and
loud speaker. Value 8250. Will sell
very cheap. Stanley Bedient. 7 Center
Ave.
FOR SALE—Oakland touring car,
reasonable. 15 Taylor Ave.
. ANTIQUE FURNITURE
tiqut-s, high prices paid for old-
iurniture. mahogany. cherry,
. pine. etc. also aid china, glass.
in: of merit, that is over 100
‘ oiii.
D. A. BERNSTEIN.
sttport Ave. Phone 998
. EDA—Boys 18 years old. Kap-
& Goldman, corner So. Main St.
Cross St.
Milk-Two or three rooms. fur-
! or unfurnished. centrally
lzox X. Y. 2.. care Sentinel. or
Cw
= i
:Ti Norwalk.
Strong boy in shipping
vilt. LeRoy Shift 00..
“ 'stroet.
Uriel-wit. woman tofltakc care of
inhy during mother's absence. at
miss. Call Saturday afternoon or
ings between 6 and 7 37 North
Norwalk. Conn.
'l‘lill—wli‘or open shop. Non-
on molricrs and coremnkers for
., .work in gray iron foundry in
ecticut. Steady work for good
Your reply must include. refer-
.5. experience and age. Address
. Ml. rare. So. Norwalk' Sentinel.
NTED~Expcrionccd stayers and
strippers: also a few learners.
nay work. Apply John Moore, high,
:l'c & Wells (m.. 7 Madison St.
RETRO-Barber, reliable, for VVed-
iosrlnys and Saturdays. Phone 1114
ANTEDmt—Girls. finishers and but
"ton sewers on children's coats. Must
experienced. Louis Greenberg &
. 0,. [lopnt Place. East Norwalk.
TO LE}
i.i-2T~4 rooms, all improvements,
21 Call 130.
Taylor rive.
‘01:
run his. 15 min. from center. 1
n. from trolley. garden. adults only.
no (luvs. 473-3. Iilqlllit‘ 84 “'ood-
.g. avenue.
‘-
.i'INTuA Thrnom apartment. Du?-
i improvements. Also a 3-room
rimcnt with partial improvements.
,‘ iire Frank Libnor. '3 Tlouton St.m
'f-l LET—Space for 1 automobile at
s 6 Elizabeth Street.
RFINT~7 rooms. newly decorated,
nil improvements No 22 Madison
Sin-rt. inquire John Bowker High-
land Axe So Non-rail: Phone 336
'I‘O LET-Pieasant furnished room.
No oi her roomern. 4 Courtland
I‘lnro. Tc-i 1094-3.
T0 LET—Six rooms. all improve-
ments; in Franklin Building. South
Mnin SL. will be vacated Nov. 1. In-
quire at Steven Novak's. 188 So.
Main street. .
i:i£.\’T—~F0ur pleasant roms. im- ’
FOR SALE;-2 Ford touring cars. late
models. starters; 1 Ford runabout,
starter. These cars are as good 33
19W Also 2 Ford sedan bodies 1
Ford touring body. Call at 5 Westport
Ave. or Phone 2153 Nor-walk.
FOR SALE-Ford car butcher body.
83 “'oodward Avenue.
FOR SALE—400 mus Wyamdottés
and White Leghorns. April hatched.
Ready to lay. Native broilers and
roasting chickens. Phone 405. West--
ern Live Poultry, 82 Main St... Nor—
wolk.
, Junk. paper stock or metals of any}
BUS‘NESS NOTICE
- LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
[ AUTO TRUCKING
All Kinds Team Work
Horse Manure For Sale.
T.MARTIN,
65 Winfiem St. East Norwalh
filo! Tm emu 1'0
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows, bolster: and
cushion of all kinds Cold on our" our
payment play. Also renovating“:
tacuonguarantced. Dropulncal'dinp
telephone 81? for m to
can.
NURWALK MATTRESS CO. 1
Franklin and Monroe St. 82. biz-rural!
TEE 1“)me WREQIHNG 00.
When you haven't any more use for
your car take it to
5 ROWAN ST" EAST NORWALK.
"I‘EL. 898-18.
Snub-m and cars damaged by
fire our specialty.
'f ATTENTION .
”if you want to dispose of any fun
niture or household goods, call or
write to H. Ash. No order is too large
or until to get attention.
1
44 WATER ST. - TEL. 903.
READERS, ATTENTION !
If you have second hand furniture.
kind. sell it to JulfeBrou. mam
willseethereasonm-
? 113.8. 31.011188: mm
: Teacher of Modern Dancing
,Studio—GG ~7Weu Aves So. .Nor-
, walk. Telephone 1838.
FOR SALE—W'eber Upright piano in
excellent condition. .Price reason-
able. Address M. 3.. core Sentinel.
"yon SALE—61 early English dining
table, 0 leather covered chairs and
zerving table: lnquire 3 Grbson Court.
i‘ei. 637.
. WINTER TOPS—Cams Limonsette
Tops for Fords, :23 attached. Shu-
‘elt Bros. 201 Washington St... East
\lorwaiit. Tel. 3075.
OR SALE—Brand New Bathroom.
855. Syphon cioseLclxina low-down
ank, enameled bathtub and lavatory.
r'th all nickel-plated fittings; special
' rig bargain. white celluloid water-
:loset seats. 85. Seldenberg (10., 545
‘rd Ave, between 36th and 37th Sta..
Vew York.
FOR SALE.
The Van Hoosier property at Cran-
bury. Located Well in Newtown ave-
“19. corner of Grumman, avenue.
House 8 rooms, large barn and about
2 acres fine land. For particulars,
ASK JOHN T. HAYES.
7 Main Street Norwalk
FOR SALE
7 room house. recently redec-
orated. inside and out. Modern
improvements. Two minutes from
Main St., Norwalk. Reasonable.
Buildingiots in East Norwaiit.
LEROY D. DOWNS,
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phone 1661
123 Washington St. 80. Norwaik
LEGAL NOTICES
Now Is the Tim. for.
' ROOF PAINTING
This cannot be done satisfactory in
cold weather, so don't wait. ' .
We specialize on Asphalt Wen.
Slate, Asbestos Shingles. o.
Copper leaders and Gutters.
' Thatcher doevPipe Heaters.
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
Phones 2955—887.
AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE
STATION.
Bosch & Eismann Magneto Service.
All makes of Magnetos. Gen
Starters and Battery Bunions repair-
ed and installed by expert. moot-nice.
All Work Guaranteed at Reasonable‘
Pric
119 South Main Street
Telephone 315.
. The Elite Shop. miter lame-
mcnt. Walsh and . ' 890cm
scalp resultant. mampooing. mani-.
curing. permanent waving. hair bob-‘
hing. curling. permanent hair dyeing.
french American waving. new clay,
pack. water waving. marcel waving.‘
hairdressing. face mange, hair goods. ;
H7 Wall street. Non-walk. Conn. Tel.i
2565.
NAG! BROS
Low and long distance tracking of
all kinds Plan: moving. Special van
for moving purposes Dali) trip- to
New York 01”.. Building clone
71 Cedar Stu-cot Phone 818
ATTENTION
Junk is 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 1c 1
pound for rags. ‘
J. EFFRON.
5 Burbank St. Tel 256080. Not-walk
SOLVENT NOTICE.
DISTRICT OF NORVVALK, 55. PRO-
BATE COURT, October 27, A. D.
1922.
Estate of Sarah McClure. late of
“'llton, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al—
iowtd six months irom the date here-
of for the creditors of said Estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested, within said
.inwe; will be "charred a recovery. AJ
persons indebted to said Estate are
Hm RFh'i‘—-To May 1 a modern
house. beautifully furnished large
livin: room fire place. 4 bed mi
imh and extra toilet. Garage for twol
tars. George Mitchell, 3 Eclipse Ave.
Fu‘mT-Jnree rooms, win: rail‘im-
movements. including he“. for
I wvzpii- only. 40 Fort St., E N.
m i PIT—4 rooms, with all improve-
ments. after Nov-1st.lnq. 0 Bay-
xiv w Ave. Phone 1732.
Fon SALE—BIXMRO‘OM‘ COTTAGE
All improvements, fwithin 3 minutes'
walk of railroad station. Terms rea-
snuable.
J. M. LAM & 00., INC.
msunsncn m'r mamas
6 Railroad Avon-c I’ll-II 3
somewa- ounce."
HiSTRICT 0F NORWALK. as. PRO-
BATE COURT. Combat-14th. ‘- ‘3-
1922.
Estate of John WW. 1“ Cl
horn/ail: in said malm. once... u.
The (curt of Probate for the Dis.
lrict or Nor-walk. ma: united and ski
lowed six months from the dots hero-
of for the creditors of can We to
.. xhibit' their claims for sows-nook
Those who neglect to present their IC-
lime, will be debut-red a memory. All
persons indebted to and» Btuto are
‘ r*‘i'luested to make
lnent, to;
'thc penile-icy or mid 5101““!!!88118 be
immediate pay-
roquectod to make immediate ply-
meut to
THE SO. NORVVALK TURST 00..
, C. E. HOYT, Tress.
ORDER OF NOTICE
No. 13'9“).
The South Norwaik Bevin-rs Bank
vs. Louise P. Davenport. of. all.
State of Connecticut, Eon-mud Coun-
ty. Superior Court. as, Bridgeport,
October 27. A. D. 1922. ’
Upon the complaint of the said. The
South Norwalk Savings Bank. praying.
for reasons therein set forth. for a
foreclosure of two certain mortgages. >
new pending before this Court. having
been returned on the um insanity of
September. 1922.
It appearing to and being found by
this Court that Henry Henkin. one of
the said defendants is absent from this
state and gone to parts u." n . i
that notice of the tendency of the
complaint was given ”mulled by
order of notice heretoforc’hued.“
now the Plain“! ash for u fortun-
Thern'o Dragnet
when by publishing tins car in he
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper printed
in Roi-visit. Conn” tin-semen. once
each week. may. Commencing
on or More the 30th day of October.
A. D., 1922.
By me Court.
FRED w. TRACY.
manshponoerrtfoI-M:
field County
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AUCTION
A. C. Hexamer. Auctioneer will sell
at Public Auction on Tuesday, Oct.
31,1922 at ten oclock A. m.. :on the
premises of Mrs. M. L. Pence. 201
~Westport Ave. Norwaik, Conn, (West.
port car passes door). household fur-
niture. consisting of five-piece gold,
silk upholstered parlor suite", excep-
tionally tine carved oak dining room
suite, suitable for a large room or
club. including side-board,‘ chino clo-
set, extension table. six ch'nirs,‘two
arm chairs, large oil~painted‘screen.
carved oak library table walnut sec-
retary and hook-case. couch and cov-
er, large pier mirror. two walnut bed
room suites complete. hair and cotton
mattresses. pillows, walnut folding
bed, miscellaneous chairs, rockers,
stands, sofa pillows, Victrola, lot of
Records, cabinet, flower stands. a
number of fine oil paintings and pic-
tures, onyx and china docks, velvet
Brussels carpets, carpet sweepers.
kitchen table, dishes. utensils, waned
' young peellie
hilt. Rena F. McGregor. Pb. 11..
lpasto‘f-i‘aoi-niug niece». at 510539.
. with sermon by the pastor. mince:
.muw of the land." Sum
.momfii'z sauna: melanomas:-
a?“ use arm people. W
gill; 6:45 nan. Topic: we
“183’s announce Sundar’aeoder.
South’ Not-walk Bahama mluflfpul" Jus- In: "G. Rider.
church. Rev. John J. Shaveiy', mimo-
ter; myfibmmedieu, M'inthepafishhouseatSnm.
‘ and choir director.—-—Sunday se’wiree‘s: linker will be Mrs. Robert Heath’s.
W-The L. B. A. will meet
The
At 10:31:. presents-e sex-nee. Baum who magnum“ “mucu-
theme: "The Wine of mm."
Al: 12 o‘clock. Sunday school mom
8. m At ?: 30. evening m
preaching mince.
don." .
Sex-mun theme:
"Life‘s W Revenge and 1:3.
em Maury Woman" All! women
c. are invited. Mrs. Herring- is the pres".
ad ii'dent or the Men‘s 203W
Home Minionary Federation... ‘ _
Thursday evening—At 8 o ’clock
there will to the regular 111151)th
Imunion (All Saints Bays. . ,
Thurmawfi p. at. meeting of
church: rail-nerd.
“cream—9 "a. in.
my). communion. .
Trinity church homes, Rev. C. S.
Lewis. 11. AZ. rectum—Calendar forth:
week beginningm 29 120th Sunday
meme): 7; so a. m.. nary com-
amnion. 9:39 a. m.. Church school.
19: 31)me morphisms-wander;
113911.730 p. m.. evening prayer and
attention. box.
Wednesday—8:80 a. m. holy com.
(All Saints’
1
l
the Gil-13’ Friendly Society.
x
Crane Baptist church. 4ervice at 11 .
a. mi. Rev. Thomas will preach. Stub;
day school at 12 noon. Missionary,
. On Monday evening at 3 o’clock the 33““ 50? the Nm‘commmm sérflecatz o’clock, Rev. mammal
tadles' am My will hold a 831-4
iowe‘ en party in the church A“ 'm Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk. SD— Preaching a}: 8 p 111.
members or the society are invited to
be present; and all persons having the
cotn' strips pained out by the society:
some time ago are invited to attend. WIMP“... WWW“ .. -~
bringing their strips and coins with5
them.
The Nmmbér reguhr meeting of!
the Ladies’ Aid Societv will be held on
Music:
pram; Mrs. m Hay Seiieck.
4 pianist; Mus Mechelle Austin. vio-
ll
Violin and Piano. \
i{interior}—-'f'ii.‘raurnerei‘' .
Violin and Piano.
Soprano solo—“The Ninety and Nine”
.Schnmann HARTFORD, Oct.
preach. B. Y. P. U. at 5: 30 1).
111mm: welcome home. .
ALTOEIOBILE CLU8$ mNFEB—
m
28. “A confier-
'ence of New. England Automobile
clubsmheid mine Hotel Boni'l‘he
W 3, esday afternoon at 3 o'clock at ... . ..... ........... ._ Campion meeting was held under-51h: auspices:
the church. Mrs. Newt‘lflc. of the Alutomobfie club of Hartford.
At the midnveek sertice on Thurs- ,Postlude . ...- ...... . .... Buckner add its object we: tofirm a federa-
day evening at '1: 45 o‘clock the sub-
ject will be "Favorite Hymns of-‘ilie
Attendants are requested to
inform the pastoral their favorite
hymns‘and for several evenings the}
will be made‘the Subjects of “these
Church."
Thursday evening meetings.
There will be a. group rally of the4
Norwalk
Miethodist
' church on Friday evening. The Lens
Epworth Leagues ot‘ the
group in the Rowayion
ue of the south Norwalk church
attend. Rev. Mr. Yarrow. a mission—
ary. will speak of conditions in
"Near E83,"
tendent will also ‘be prese‘fl‘.
Proposal hasbeen made to change
the hour of the Sundav school session
from 12 o‘clock noon to 9: 45 a. m.
The change will probably go into ef-
lect on the first Sunda; or November.
East avenue Methodist
as follows:
ble Class. 6.3?
per acrylic}; M
worth. Elks/pm «will be:
the Gift. Enocuwe ”so
worshlpveiithgmermon on
ion BIKES“; orld."
Tuesday? p. m
ing of the Boy‘s ciul
room.
\Vednefiay—a—z p m..
'orth League
Harry F;
a ‘Bocigty u: u be. held
ladi .
Thfllflm~fl4a 33.111”
The district superin-
Episcopal
Ind church. Rev. R. xIrving “’atldns. D.
Gfl'vel and Built-up Roofing. hon and 1).. minimum Clarence Cable. organist
‘ and choir Cheetah—Sunday services
22:30. morning worship
with sermoman- "The l‘iery Baptism. "
12, Sunday mill! .‘with Friendship 8i;
Aid»
"Huang
em
The Push-
” .c n-gular'méEt-
in the primary
ithe regular,
lmonth‘ly buckles m- cling of the L3-
South Norwalk Baptist roman,
Rev. , R. H. Cooper. minister.
Ham place, South m or
new Odd Fellows' building—Preach-
iigat 11 o’clocka. m. Gendered-libel
at 12 noon. Preaching at 7: 30 .p. m.
r
evening.
Missionary Society meets every sec-
cod and fourth Friday evening.
The public is invited and welcome
to all or our meetings. Good music.
good services. good order and the
highest regards {or time. .
i ashram-m Baptist «church ({he
home-like church) Rev. L. J. Schoen—
pflen minister-J4undny services: Bli-
ble school meets at 10 a. in. Service
of worshipot 11 a. m. Sermon sub-
ject. one Aristocm} of the Spirit. "
C. _E. Society meets at 6.15 p. tn.
Tcacher Training clam meets at 7 p.
m. Evenfiggaséfiice at‘7‘30 p. m’. Ser.
man sub3ect; "The Better Way "
Thursday-7: 45 p. 32.. mm:- mid-
week prayer meeting. Whig”
er meeting a special Suddenly.~ meeting
is caffe’d to consider the advisability of
-seliing the church parsonage.- As this
423‘ a: Wot such great importance
atom ever} member, it is urg-
ed and hoped that every member will
be out to give their opinion on the
question. ‘.
Saturday October 28th-7: 30 p m..
the Billie school will hold afiellowe' on
party, in the church lectme room.
Ggmes and stunts will make the even-
Linc men-y, and guy. The children are
will
the
VES-
'tho. .
$15.:‘flwulb urged. to come ont.:_
mid-reel! First Baptist Church of Divine
praver meeting Occurs. Members Find Healing De Witt Talmage Van Doren.
friends are urged to be present.
A cordial lmiii‘ion is giten to all Subject of sermon:
the‘serviccs of th‘ church.
NorwaikMe‘hodist Episcopal church.-
George B. Iompkins, minister; Chas.
Mrs.
Mrs. Arthur
4.6 Ives. organist and director:
L. L. Pugh contralto;
Hull soprano Harry L. Sterling.
30'. H. P
convene at 1“
and discuss the’way of life.
of worship and? sermon at 11
text will be: "Am I My
Keeper?" In the exening
(one of the best the church has
in is fail
Pi It F‘.
of Mr.
‘The Forward Luck."
meet in the church.
Thursday—4: 45 p m timer
Bible study
Rowayton
drill speak.
walk. 1“-
contmjto:
win.“ a. mum: 9:45,
meeting of the Sunday club.
fkflmxn”
tag-ninth."
‘..Iluchittflmfifii‘a‘U—Ofivimm.
Sundcrland tenor. -——The
iSunday schom and Men‘ 3 Assembly
o’clock. Children.
and men and women of
all ages are inVile to come and study
A service
81‘0th
93,-.
“here will he a wry unusual sci-Vice“.
There. will. be selections by our quartet
had) numbers by the church omhfi'
tra. which appears fir the first nine
and the fiadmss will be 133'
Parker of Boston. the nation-
ulde known crayon afiist The topic '
Parkers crayon talk will be:
Pitt Parker is 7
known as :he premiere cartoonist of
the Edited States ,atl’d everywhere .{s
hailed with enthusiasm "He is 351m
osopher-humorist- artistspoetwan in .
one.
Tuesdai—Jt': 45 prm .,
ing ,
Wednesday— 2:30 p m. L A. s. wait
On Friday evening an the filing uric akin-
people are invited and urged to attend Topic: Prophecy’s Infallibie Proofs."
the Epworth league group rally
Dr. Yarrow. from Basin.
mid Men-him. organist and director; table:
7 Mrs. F. Irving Smith. court-alto; Mrs.
Jean: M. Weir.
, graph, maid; W. Raymond Wt. erosion, _ at to'clock.
. tenor.—_-—'Serviccs for Sunday. Oct. 29,
max
)r—‘Tonm
M:
‘ squpouoo‘
ministers-- -‘Morning service at 10: 30.
"The Essentials of.
:the Art of Healing."
Circle of Light meeting Thursday
night at half~past se\en o'clock.
St. Peter‘s Evangelical Lutheran
church. Cedar street near \Ve‘st ave-
nue. Rev. E. C. “‘enzei. pastor.-—~
Reformation festival. German service
at 10 a. in. English service at 11 a.
-m. Bible class and Sunday school at
12 melon; classes in German and in
English. The choir will sing at both
services; {Mi-s. August Bravos will
preside at ithe . ' A Winfi-
tation is extended to all friends and
members of the congregation to at-
tend the‘oné or the other, or both of
these services. '
Confirmatiou class everv
‘and Friday at 4 p m.
1%9 choir rehearse: exerv Tuesday
:ere'ning beginning at Y: 45 o'clock.
The W' Aid Society? will meet
réday afternoon in the basement
of the church.
The Young People‘s M will
413‘de. business meeting may
evening at M'clock . 130 in the base-
uncut of the church.
i
has:
i280
ever afonday
:m. ‘
'dvent Ohfisfian _ Church ‘ Van
9313,». wflk. F.I.-. Piper. pastor: fire. Elsie
W. organist-- Morning worship
preaching by the pastor.
at Sunday schoool at noon. Large class
worth at 3: 80.
at¢:15. Richard Blond. leader
congregational church South Nor— Clan-us at 1:30,.»de by Mrs;
3. Jacobs. minister; Archi flee W Evening sermon
“Faith Under Blflerlng‘ Condi-
"'6 ,.
.- moat-64 :- 1;» mastitis o! the Subject. Oetwér satin: "Everiasuns
1me club. , , W
W}upmmeeflngetflie .f Wm: win-smud-
Prayer meeting every Wednesday,
1
‘1‘
Saturday School every Saturday
class Peel- TQNm :3. t9 4 f f X'
i
zandt and mum East Nor-1
or junior: conducted by Mrs. Mn!-
Loyd Workers‘ nerv- ‘;
M Social} on Wednesday am‘
“Fraser. song and Many nervioe..
Sunday Wovemng at 7:15. __ ~7
vachool. 10:45 public worship. 13m. -: , ,
‘ Gen. mamamssmm-
,Mwiillefldintdmnflm Westavcnue.—— —'~The‘ regular. Sunday
3153.15.38th 6‘! me mfi- service «this church ism ctr ~
iuon or mmmobile clubs in New Eng-
land for the purpose of cot-operating
in W about m in State
Won. attic regulations, gasoline
prices. W and emergency charges.
an ,‘to nas‘mt one another in an ex-
rem surety Mum. .,
A MAL'MESSAGE
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If you snfier from -
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any way: oryouéeah-‘e‘cohavea‘flne
clear. healthy: complexion. we giant
van to try a package of our mm
005 REMEDY. margins; Among
its various elements YEASTOLAX,
contains the highest and m potent
VITAWES, which the scientific
world has found to be absolutely nec-
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the comitry have found great relief :
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In order to quickly introduce
morons}: into every community.
wewmgivenor alknitbddflmctotny
person who will mail 81. 08:44; cover
the costofaliberalmwclmge.
ABSOLUTELY FREE
50 $00.69 8m
' The Rowan Ruin: recently was
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worth 55¢ per mug‘lflng the above _
a. valuewot $27,500.90.
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tune has been bu up by buying for-
eign mm; after wars. The Chicago
ljunior high echo! which?! being '
; many a.¥reatfor—.
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be named after 1». Ms. ”
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tention to the new canal :Which has
just been opened for shipping between
Raglan-Germany and Central Ash. af-
fording a. new source of raw materials
for the, Russo-German combine. es
pecialiy oil. manganese and copper
and opening 111% the rich Persian and
Central Asian trade to Germany and
Russia. Think what this means: anne-
ly you cannot afford to pas up the op-
portunity to acquire these Rubles.
Send in your name and midi-as. to-
gether with .2. dullness-eminence. today;
and the package of YBAS‘I‘OLAX and
50, 000 Rubles will be delivered to you.
at 0M8.‘
masrom on. .
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Agent for Page & Shaw. Park I
Tilford. Green Seal and Bus-all“
Candies.
Fort SALE
Very desirable lot on _
front, at Marvin Beach, cm
River Drive and Alden Avemé.
One of the very few left. ’3 '4
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