Te‘rphono 92 or ’8
1 Ailn‘rilsing Must B. .e.
This Gilli-c M 10 A. H.
HAT I'ZS:
word. imuimun: charge 300
...... soc
N................. 31.00
WANTED
”I. .uupic. a two room
, 5 .muimvni. with uli im-
., my light house keeping.
‘ 0-26.
:3. I
.11., yawning: or paper rung-
21;; _ illl‘i‘iiflnic. \Viii take
.\ c . r contract. t’hone
" 0-25.
——’————_—
or Sale—Real Estate
.v wit» 7 room houses.
amuse. improvements.
. w mid shade tiers.
[in mi \iuil‘i‘. l’ariirulnrs
.’ i';:ih Street. 0-26.
g. i:i'L'-‘ int 60.145, first
;. 2;.n-1 shin of Grant
"nn sin rt some kind
or ililiizi four trim-
AN. ~ :1 l‘rive only $460.
' .v Mm; 543. South Nor-
0-25
': i.’
An rrmin bungalow
\x‘utt‘mt zl\'l‘nile; 85 by
smiizf‘: two chicken
i. of fruit 'ireos. Mrs.
_ 'i‘imnn 5-18. 0-25
‘ \ rmun house. all
, [ml anxiiliv. 2-car
;, "am an high ground
' 1’xrilliiin-ili il\'i‘illl8 in
' l-m' :ii 510.500. For
., es ilwvn l". O. Box
“- ll built and de-
.v. .i immrv, complete
. ., ‘\ uni iviirunin for
fl. . .v Address XL Care
0727.
s \V' \
gm”) ilwlhr‘. 10 I'OOI’IIS. .n 501,8.-
m.- vivirriiu'i's. 2 bath rooms
mulrilo‘ii'. it“ improvements.
1., mml 1m Osborne avenue
['34 \nrunik. Price $8.500.
rmm .: family house, improve-
mm!» nu ('mv aiciiiic, East
.Vorunlla I‘rii'n $7.000.
nrnii:iue--. 6 rooms each. Price
“gm .m.) 55,000 respectively.
'i a iniiiilwr of choice building
ion. .
AMMANY & NIHlLL
Real Estate and Insurance
123 Washington Street
South Norwaik
i'iirmr- 33-14 or 3129
LEGAL NOTICE
SOLVENT NOTICE
DISTRICT of NORWALK. ll. PRO-
139:2}: COURT. October 1.. A. D.
Estate of Carrie A Seymour
. . I
of Norwalk, in said District. 3:
ceased.
The Court of Probate for t -
trict of Norwalk. hath built; 12::
allowed six months iron: the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for net-
iiement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time. will be debari
red a. recovery. All persons indebted
to raid Estate are requested‘to make
immediate payment to '
I . GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Executor.
LEGAL NOTICE SLOVENT
District of Norwaik. ss.. Probate
Court. October IOih. A. D. 1928.
Estate of John A. Wigton late of
Brooklyn in the‘ State of New York
deceased. '
The Court of Probate tor the
District of Norwalk. hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for
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
Anna Wigton. Executrix. 859 Han-
cock St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. or to her
attorney. George H. Vosburgh. 94
Washington St, South Nor-walk.
Conn.
SOLVENT NOTICE
DISTRICT of NORVVALK. 55, PRO-
BATE COURT. October 19th A. D.
1923. ,
Estate of Byrence M. Wolfe late
of Norwalk is -aid District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict oi Nor-walk, hath limited and
niloWed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es-
tate to exhibit their claims for set.—
iiement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attest-
ed. within said time, will be debar-
rcd a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are rcquc d to make
immediate payment to
FREDERICK WOLFE.
Administrator with the will an-
nexcd.
\ LEGAL NOTICE
I hereby give due notice my wife.
Vera L. Austin Stevens, having left
bed and board without provocation.
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by her from this
date on Charles II. Stevens.
HELP WANTED MALE
MALE HELP WANTED—\thed
boys in machine shop. steady
work. good pay. Neptune Hardware
Mfg. Co., 66 Fort street. East ITor-
walk. o-ao.
FOR SALE
3! 1 (MIN: . ........... “00
niiilirr ii ml. 7 pass
illlli'illi: ................ 8275
rd lmirimz, ~iauricr ...... 8150
mm ~i‘iiilll ........ . . $800
ru~r inurin: .......... $425
HI'FE LT BROTHERS
Diiuxi' .c STAR DEALERS
:0! \l’mlilngton Street
t Mirunlk Phone 3075
1‘ 0R SALE
A brand m-w house of six rooms
d iuiih uml having ovcry mod-
(illlU‘llil'lir‘i'. conveniently I0-
icd in HM District in a re-
‘flmi l'"‘lil1‘n‘l:“ section. An
l‘i‘iii'lli Luv at $8.500, $1,700
ch.
l'Hl'. PARTICULARS SEE
WM. F. HOYT & SON
So. \iziin Ki. Phone 435
R121! li-isie — ,lnsuraifie
Real lnsurm
means Servimplll!
the ability to pay in
the event of loss.
To insure your im~
ve ii: written with!”
M. Laytbh e Co.
REALTORS
issu mixers THAT [Isms-
i’linnt: lib —- [Taiwan
FOR SALE
9" 6 room house In lat (“Sm
Ii! iimprovements, dcmblc lec-
“On ....... . ..... . . . . . “.000
‘0 "1m“! house in W
”“10" of 2nd district. “.090
"‘" family house in 2nd diam
Win: $100 per month. ”.000
‘0 family house and m gm.
"2". 3rd district . .. .. . 00.000
J. M. O’BRIEN
lira) Estate and Insurance
30. Main St. Phone 3‘"
5011-11 NORWALK. CONN. .
”Wm Prices paid tor rags. lu-
"lilricr. metal and scrap iron.
Nonwam JUNE 00.
64 Wilton Ave.
rennet.
Help Wanted Female
WANTEermrams on dresses
and bathrobes on plain Singer
sewing machines. Experienced or
inexperienced. Congenial surround-
ings. Good pay. steady work all
year. Ganore & Schaeder. Inc.. 132-
136 Washington Street, South Nor-
walk. 3rd floor.
FOR SALE
Six room house with bath and
hot air furnace; garage; nicely
situated just oil \Vcst Ave.
Price $6,000.
—: o
Bungalow in Rowayton. Seven
furnished rooms. two baths,
stationery tubs. One unfinished
one ; garage.
a it! o ‘
FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS
CONSULT
Canty 6‘ C0.
Realtors —- Insurance
11 South Main Street
Phone 830
.—..-
. STEAMSHIP TICKETS
To all puts or Europe. Bermuda and
by water 1m New York to Cali-
fornia tli‘i‘ough Panama Canal. For
particulars
. Ask JOHN T. HAYES
Insurance —- Real Estate
Nos-walk
1:.
MAGNEI‘O
, “995”! .....
Senior-store and ignition Systems re-
paired and installed. We are also
selling New Bosch Ignition tor
Fords and all other cars.
us So. Main St. So. Nor-vat
Plano”
sxrnn-r 30m surm—
:3. in ALL swans
POLLEY
' an atom Street
* tion. says the Bridgeport Telegram.
' sentgtion was laid out a. century ago
nun ‘
all! A no ” household
are. _,
or the
III
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—5 H. P. Motor D .C.
Excellent condition. Lewis A. Mil-
ler contractor New -Gabblo Mole
Works Bldg. \‘Vater St. South Nor—
walk. Phone 3154. 0-26.
BARGAINS IN USED. CARS.
FOR SALE—Will Demonstrate any
of the following cars. Also extend
to the purchaser the usual time pay-
ments. ‘ '
1 Dort. Touring ............8 60.?)
1 Ford Touring. 1921 ...... 225.00
1 Ford Roadster, 19.10 ...... 125.00
1 Ford Two-Door Sedan. 1923
with all extras. A No. 1
Condition. . . . 400.00
1 Auburn. with winter top . .1?5.00
1 Essex Touring. 1920 . . . . . . 375.09
.1 F. B. Chevrolet Roadster ..3’15.00
1 “490" Chevrolet Sedan . . “200.00
1 Four-Door 1922 Chevrolet
Sedan. Like new. Just out
of Paint Shop. ..........475.00
1 T. Truck. Demonstrator. will
demonstrate up to two
ion express body. . . . . . .1000.00
Ford Axles. Tanks Rear Housings.
Chassis etc. at Bargain Prices
Austin’s Garage. 47 Railroad Ave"
South Norwalk. Conn.
Chevrolet Dealers
Phone 1959.
.4
..........
1914.
0-26.
FOR SALE—Row Boat 14 Sen; x 4
foot 8 one year old. one pair oars.
and anchor included it sold this
week. 6 Hawkins Ave. East Not-walk.
'since
0-25.
FOR SALE—Sweet cider. fresh
from the press. 811.00 a barrel,
delivered anywhere in the Nor-
waiks. Get our special prices on
quantities before you buy. Rey-
nold’s Cider Mill. Boston Post road
FOR SALE-Brand new bailiroom.
860 syphon closet. china low-down
tank. enamel bathtub and lavatory.
with all nickel-plated fittings: spe—
cial big bargain. white steel medicine
cabinet: 35. Seidenberg & Co. 496
East 134th street. New York city.
FOR SALE—Some articles of house-
hold furniture, at once. Call at
12 Hamilton avenue, South Nor-
walk. 0-25.
FOR. RENT
TO LET—5 rooms all improvements.
second floor Phone 1581 or 1852-
12. 0-27.
FOR RENT—Six rooms including
all modern improvements. with or
without garage. Rooms are all
newly remodeled with reasonable
rent. Inquire 71 Fairfleld avenue
0-27.
FOR RENT—3 rooms
\Vashington street. All
ments. For small family.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sin-
2 l 3 East
improve-
0-2 7.
gle room, hot and cold water and
heat. On trolley line. 21 Fifth
street. 0-27.
T0 LET—4 and 5 rooms. all im-
provements. Call at 43‘ Woodward
or Phone 365-2. t1.
TO LET—Two connecting rooms for
light housekeeping OVer the
French Milllnery Store at 21 North
Main St. Phone 2338-4. 0-25.
TO RENT—Furnished rooms. hcat
and all conveniences. central lo-
cation. residentuil section. Gentle-
men only. Private family. 8 Putnam
Ave. Mrs. I-Ilruier. 0-25.
FOR RENT—5 Rooms apartment.
all improvements. 59 south Main
St. 0-25.
FOR RENT—Near trolley. House,
all improvements, large barn chick-
en houses, 14 acres. $35.00 per
month. Geo. Mitchell. Phone 1861.
T0 LET—Two furnished rooms {or
light housekeeping. all improve-
ments. Near S. Norwalk Cong.
church. 32 Flax Hill, ring 2nd bell.
0-26.
T0 RENT—Garage Room for (4)
cars, at 31 Cove Ave. Rent $15.00
month. Inq. Tammany and Nihill.
Real Estate Insurance. 123 Washing-
ton St., S. Norwalk. Phone 8344 or
3409. . 030.
TO LET—5 Rooms with all iuzrrovc-
ments and garage at 12 First St..
3rd District. Inq. J. M. O'Brien. 4
S. Main St. 0-26.
THE GRIEVANCE OF THE
CITY.
State papers have been discussing
the prospects of changing the repre-
sentation in Connecticut legislature
to some basis that will give the
cities more in proportion to popula-
Theoretically the present system is
most lnjust. The basis of repre-
and those who designed it never tore
sawthe situation which has come
about through the shifting of popu-
lation. Now and then a newcomer
to the state like the Hon. E. M.
Grout. of Westport suddenly “dis-
covers" this situation. obllviouo of
the tact that it has been periodically
discovered for 40 years. and there is
some talk of a change. But nothing
will come of it.
We have a "rotten borough” gov-
ernment in Connecticut just as we
have a “rotten borough" government
in th United States of America and
the l llhood of changing the state
system is about equal to the likli-
hood of changing the Federal. The
town at Union. with a. handful of
inhabitants. bases many representa-
lives as Bridgeport: and the state of
Nevada. with less than 100,000 pop-
ulation, has as many U. S. Senators
as New York. There you have the
deadly parallel. Will the advocates
of a change in Connecticut go the
whole distance and work for a
change in the nation as well?
But the truth of the matter is that
most at the larger cities in the
states are trankly indlflcrent about
the matter. When a. constitutional
amendment was proposed some
M twenty year. ago the voters in thér
cities wer'e not sunlcientiy‘u-ou‘sed
to turn out. a corporal's gnu-don
the‘pmposlflon and it was-detected
MISCELLANEOUS
i am fitting myscir up u a service
station for garages. All work on
man. Flywheel gear rings installed
on 24 hours' notice and crank shaft
pin repared while you wait. Cylin-
derical grinding inside and out on
[audit—Universal machine.
CHARLES A. KOLLIGIAN
(Foot of Haviiand St.)
South Norwalk. Ct. Phone on
Just the time o! the year, to make
the home a bit cooler. You will surc-
ly “nut to get some linoleum for
the kitchen. or an art square, possi-
bly a lamp - tor the living-room
Whether you want to buy or sell.
just remember. Tel. 903. H. Ash. 44
Water street.
CALL OR WRITE
H. JAFFE
If you have second-hand furniture.
junk or metal of any kind. Highest
prices paid. Tel. 499. 37 Fort. Point
street.
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking
of all kinds. Piano moving. Special
van i’or moving purposes. Daily trips
to New York City.
100;. Conn. Ave. Phone 318 daytime.
804-14 nights.
HEMSTITCH‘ING. SKIRT
PLEATING
All Styles. Buttons Covered
, to Order
KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY SHOP
Commercial Bldg. Norwaik
Phone 3091
GARAGEB
Portable and permanent build;
ings for every purpose. Sheet steel
or wood. Erected on your premises
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCI'ION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-:.Succeesora to.—
Norwalk Branch
STAMFORD ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR
lucorporated o
Electrical onstructlon and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK PHONE 1496
Paperhanger. Decorator and Painl-
er. Largest assortment of lines:
wall paper and painters’ supplies at
reasonable' prices. Try our [amour-
floor and deck enamel which will
give you a tine long wear on any
kind of floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
35 Lowe St. Phone 2853
0. H. BANKS
Telephone 39!
Cabinet Making. Refinishing and
Upholstering
Picture Frame: and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order
1 West Ave. 80. Norwaik, Gt.
\VALL PAPER SAAIPLES
HOUSE PAINTING
Paper hanging, estimates siren at
lowest price. urge assortment of
wall paper samples. Up-to-date style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
Phone 346 ‘7 Benton 8L.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
time furniture. mahogany. cherry,
maple, pine. etc., also old china,
glass. anything of merit that is over
100 years old.
D. A. BERNSTEIN
5 Westport Ave. Norwalk, Conn.
While the urban population has
grown measurably in the last twenty
years, thus increasing the disparity
between city and town. another
change has taken place at the same
time. The towns have been invaded
by city people. There is no such
sharp distinction between city and
country as existed twenty years ago
before the automobile had come into
use.
0n the contrary. let one examine
the real make-up of the delegations
which now go to the Connecticut
House and he will find a large pro-
portion of persons who are really
city residents so far as their inter-
ests are concerned, but who vote
from the smaller towns. In the last
House the city of Bridgeport had
two representatives directly elected,
and at least ten more whose liveli-
hood depended upon Bridgeport. but
who were elected from other towns.
And doubtless the same situation
was more or less true in every other
large city.
There is nodenying the fact that
a. system which gives one town a.
representative to 40 voters. and an-
other town a representative to 15,-
000 voters is lopsided and unjust.
But the practical eifects, as indicated
are not so bad as one would expect.
Considering the representatives ac-
tually elected from Bridgeport dur-
ing the past ten years. and compar-
ing them with the representatives
elected from smaller town's nearby
in the same period, we are not so
sure that Bridgeport lost anything.
It Bridgeport's representation during
that period had been multiplied by
ten. and the general character and
ability had been maintained at
about the same level. ’Bridgeport
would not have gained much but the
state of Connecticut might have lost
considerably.
'There is the real weakness today
in talking about giving the larger
cities more representation. The cities
already control the Senate and that
body is made up 80 per cent. or self
seekers. mostly lawyers, whoae sole
object in obtaining election has been
to get some political plum, gener-
ally a. Judgeship. Not very high
grade performers here, certhnly. II
the cities want more representation
they should demonstrate first that
they would make” good use 0! it it
they had it. But it better repre—
sentation is what they want. the rem-
edy is already within their own
hands.
SHOOTING IN DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Oct. 24.—Shots .were
fired over the heads of women
demonstrators, outside or " ~Mount:
Joy prison Tuesday night. ' , '
A wild stampede (allowed, but It
one was hurt. It is announced that
users mean a, great decrease in?
—. hymn!“ would'tll'e‘ outcome
is;
flat rate less as per cent. for garage. .
sailors-rm... Fish Specials
Sme
Snapper Blues . . . .»
Codfish-Steak
Boston Blue A
Halibut Steak. .
FlatfiSh 2.....oueok...........
cones-useoesasse
assess-assesses.» one
no
I
s
a
a
s
u
on.
see-seeoeeeouseoe
sec-osoeeeess eon
18c lb.
38c lb.
25c lb.
18c lb.
.. 38c lb.
. . . 14c lb.
ButterFish ’ 28clb.
SalmonSteak 38clb.
Finnanljaddie 15clb.
. Scallops at 65c pt.
Oysters 45cpt.
Fresh Mackerel 25clb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. 50. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Mai: Street, Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Darien Stamford~ Black Rock Bridgepoi
UNDAHOSE
Worn beneath silk stockings to protect the toes, feet,
, ankles and legs.
Undahose are the reiiuli; of a scientific study of what
an under stocking should be to give the needed foot-warmth,
strength, durability and appearance. '
Their perfect match to nature’s coloring makes them
invisible to the most careful scrutinizer.
Knitted from cobweb thin sheer wool they give invisi-
ble warmth to the toes, feet, ankles and legs without de-
tracting from the
shoe.
grace of a shapely limb or crowding the
J. I. MALLETTE'
g 88 WASHINGTON 81'.
BLACK SUEDE PUMPS
SOUTH NORWALK
A LOUNSBURY MATHEWSON ‘ CREATION
This smart style is fashioned on a perfect fitting last with
two instep straps and trimmed a: vamp with strips of royal
calf. .Gombines comfort and service with correct style and
“*d taste.
Also in log cabin brown suede, patent and black kid.
MILTON ELWOOD
.122 wasmcrm. 81'.
com uonwm
FALL OFFERINGS
Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas.
Indera Knit Underskirts..
Heavy Vests, Pants and Union Suits.
Corduroy, Flanneletle and Crepe Kimonos.
Wool
Hose for Men; Women and Children.
Novelty Silk and Wool Sport Hose.
Chamoisette Gloves, two-clasp, Gauntlet and 12-button
lengths, in Brown, Beaver and Mode Shades.
Beacon Blanket Robes for Women and Children.
All our prices are as low as is consistent. with high
class material and good workmanship.
7C“
. 86 Washington St.
CHQJL MEI-‘(HRNCJJJC ‘r "2‘.
; Q]: Ft PPIC[S
South Norwalk
MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIALS
Brick, Cement, Lime, Plaster, Hollow Tile, Sewes Pipe.
——-- Flue Lining — _
SAND AND 0805mm STONE
BLUE STONE FOR Dmvnwsn
The Norwalk Coal (”9‘ Supply
Phone 113
108 ‘Waler St.
FENDERS,d BODIES
, an ,
. RADIATORS REPAIRED
CADILLAC AND-JORDAN
SALES ANDLSERVICE .
Tow Car Subjectto Call Day and Night
Telephone 1360
.VAAST BROS. GARAGE
3‘
the numbn- of h as
{ muons,
commons OF ALL KINDS.
.3
.FrcnchandDanish Pastry
ion CREAM, hammock GBOOOLATBS {up
meg-idem?" he.”
‘GOIHGTOSAye; _ ‘ '
quires about the comfort
your home. is your
behaving? . if you
and night.
——.—
& DEAN CO.
.2 Fig: Hill Road
HE LITTLE running in-
uruace inla-
ll let in re-
‘ML and adjust it: it will serve
you faithfully or we'll knnw'~lhc
reason. Save coal morning. noon
The NASH, RAYMOND
of
There is nothing you can 517..
is so personal as your ph .
Throughout the y .. a. .
graph you give this Xmas V”!
as a reminder or your
thoughtfulness. Studio pp. . . .
can be arranged to meet your
venience. Tel. 487. ’
THE MI 2W
STUDIO ,
78Washington St. 80.x ‘
Phone 437-
“.881":
WILLIAM W. DAWSON, J
ARCHITECT
'(c So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
4-
mm c assault
HARPER METHOD
Slamming—Scalp Treatment
Facials—Manicuring
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWAIJK. CONN.
Room l Phone
maps. a GANUNG
FUNERAL oiREcron AND
EMBALMER
34 So. Main St.
Phone 1681
1'.
Telephone 333s
(I2
80. Norwslk, cg.
HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation
Company
’ Long Distance Trucking
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwalk
PADDED VANS FOR
FURNITURE MOVDIG
South Norwalk
N. y. omen
201w. 20th St.
26' Concord St. Phone 294
Chelsea 8059
and RESTAURANT ' _
e scum mun cram A
som'n NORWALK. court.”
Phone 221. O
REPAIRING AND ovmsuuxcf
| PARTS ssn somssonms ‘
AUTOMOBILE CO.
56 No. Main St. 80. Norm?!
SERVICE STATION PHONE sins“: 1
MAIN CLOTHIN
STORE
136 \VASHING'I‘ON ST.
SO.‘NOB\VALK 0083
Speed 7 »
Wagons
9 M...
.5“- 3‘.
a
WHILE THEY LAST
ALL WOOL
SUITS
'u-~.
$12.9 .g ,
WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE:
é'wmmonn count;
_Wni.-»!. Bette Prov.
‘ rhomzeis :
m, ”1.... A--- -w”-
\I
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i
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.1.
.. 4....
"i‘Ll
Sacbs’ Delicious
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Dai
TRY IT NCE AND YOU
WILL NT IT ALWAYS
New End and Br’Ad
Vienna Bread
'7
Rye Bread
ASK YOUR GRGOER FOR IT
PATENTS
WUOSTER 8: DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
1115 Main St.. Bridgeport
Send ior Booklet on Patents.
M. W. DAVIS
Formerly Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office
0 you blow
how my'it is
flown abesutiful
Diamond Ring!
Ask . about our
new‘progressive
purchase plan.
Ourwindow"ia
" dummy
Robert A. Bmeificl
JEWELEB
22 .WALL STREET
‘ Norway; -
”awn-.C-. -.-.- -.
IEIIIIl-luat
b>—- . —
mv
Riccio Garage
REPAIRING
Ree & Ford Work a Special
naiara.i.~.«l:
13 Cross Street
13 Woodward Avenue
Phone 467
s»-nnsa,-‘...-..
“I“ 1!“
OF ALL KINDS.
ELECTRIC LIGHT BATES .
SHOWEIB. a
MASSAGE—ST INAII .
TREATMENTS. " *
Natureopmhlc We: . _
for All In: Except (loom
Diseases.
,liri‘r
BarthoDi;.
cmnormcron
“Sonthflnlnm
Soutthm
Mi
MONDAY. WEDNESDAI. ' ’
FRIDAY ' , ' .
I to I! and 1:80 to 8:80
HONDA? AND FRIDAY , «
G to S P. ll. -
Phone 8301 '
F. H. B
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