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condition.
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SACRIFICE.
“mix to New
‘iziisr- in per-
iiimlcrn Coll-
‘ residential
Price and
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NT :i' - . of the past.
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My ,.: 1 I \ i‘irv. iii'i'lilcnt
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EHT.‘ , i- l s n strrnlight
“pf-i?“ “ "2 l\ lvt‘fl'l'i‘ IOQS.
in .. . . am all forms or
w (I... q . . i {'ll'] l'nlii'lcs.
K‘l' :‘w s i il \‘l lxst'ltlls
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ll'fli‘iLTORS
l‘" . .. ': inn-”mi Amnuc
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Buvii. l'. -, ii ()1. . . $309
rm. .,;. . it: i“ ....... $300
mimir i, - M iv 'll'ill: $.90
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Sliir (‘ ii"
SHl‘l’i‘IIfl‘ BROTHERS"
mun) a \l -.'i: walnuts
L‘Hl \‘.~: lllll';ll‘ll Siri‘CI
LN \wm ii}. Phone 3045
3 my, ix'OVEMBER '13.;
lassiiz
FOR SALE...
tank. enunel bathtub
with all nickel “d human
cinl biz barge
cine cabinet; 35,
City.
3...
FOR SALE
. Brand. new bethroo .
sen-syphon closet. china low-downn
'vlated fittings:
in. spa-
white steel medi-
Seidenberg a: Co..
34th street,- New. York
~ ‘ Na”
1923
lies. .Burguin to
so Oakland care
11-18
496 East 1
(.
FOR. MLE—-Oskland coupe.
model. run 2500 m
quick buyer. Addre
Sentinel.
FUR. SALE—Entire sto
edcandy. A quick ~response w
qr- reasonable error takes the lot. ‘9‘;
South Main St. Phone 952. n-13.
FOR 'SALEé—W'ood, Kindling. stove
lengths; 2 ft. lengths of seasoned
oak for fire place. delivered. Phone
618-12. n-13
.‘_‘
ck of salvag-
\
FOR SALE—Piano_
hogany. Must be a
$90. cash only.
address Write L.
South Nor-walk.-
Upright. ma-
old immediately.
For particulars and
K.. P. 0. Box 558.
N-l-i
FOR SALE-«Talking machine. Only
one left or the $135 model, to be
sold for 889. Only 35 down. Com-
plete stock of new Edison phono-
grnphs arm records. The Alfred l-‘ox
Piano Co.. South Norwalk. N-M
FOR SALE—Victrola VV-XA model
with 70 records. :75. Also good
violin. $26. \Vould consider trade
for Ford touring or other light car.
J. S. Wahlquliit. Cross St.. “’estport.
Tel. 568. N-li
FOR SALE—New Briton garden
trudor. 6 H.‘P. Splendid condi-
tion. Planet. Jr.. cultivator. steel
plow. Also small power. spray out-
ilt. Cull Norwulk 839. it
FOR SALE‘t-Bsscx touring. repiiint-
cd and reconditioned; in every
lVANTED— Experienced operators
WANTED—Three census takers~
I.
’dVe
‘HELP WAN'rsp MALE '
WANTED—Night watehm
an, A l
Cluett. Peabbdy and Co. ' SP1:
on power machines. Apply at once
to Henderson and Enin. High street.
homalk. has
0
WANTED—Duckmt. about 12 toot. '
WANTED—Four or live roomi un-
Adults. Write M. A. B.. care Senti-
nel.
WANTED -
must be in good condition. Phone
2829. ' n-is
movements. ' in East Norwaik.
NJ."
nothing to sell. Pay governed by
calls made. Get busy arid answer
this- advertisement. Full instruc-
Miscsrms-sous
i
ions given.‘ Address Evening Senti-
el. care “Census." o N-131
WANTED—J! you are a. hlcsman.
you can secure a position selling
automobiles. Low priced, high qual-
ity cars. Address “Remarkable Car."
care Evening Sentinel. N-18
“‘ANTED——An experienced middle-
aged. day or night watchman
wants steady position. Call of writqi
B. S. S., 18 Lexington avenue, So.
Norwalk. ‘ N—13
Help Wanted Female
\\’.\NTEi)——~Girl for general office
work. stcnogrnphcr prelerred. Ap‘
ply L. E. \V. care Sentinel. 11-15
\VAN'l‘PID—W'oman to care for girl
3 yours old during the day, 8 to 4.
Address Mrs. E. H. Dennis. 40
Spring street. Phone 2039. N—H
Anti-Semitism Falls
in United States
The condition of Jews in all coun-
tries has been improved greatly in
the last two years. according to the
American Jewish Committee. of
which Louis Marshall of New oYrk
is president. The sixteenth annual
reporter the. committee. Inudo pub-
lic yesterday, says unii-scmilie ugl-
wny like a new car. A splendid op-
portunity at a very interesting price.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc.,
Harrison St.. Bridgeport. Ct.
0"
.l
N-14
ii‘Olt SALE—#Lnte model 7 passen-
ger Nash sedan in good condition
at a. low price. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. inc.. 27 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. Ct.’ N-Li
FOR SALE—Hudson touring 7 pas-
senger. Very nice shape. Can be
bought cheaply at this time. The
Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc., 27
Harrison St.. Bridgeport. Ct. N-14
FOR SALE—Essex cab. recondi-
tioned and revarnished. low mile-
age and low price. The Erwin M.
Jennings Co.. Inc., 27 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. Ct. N-H
FOR SALE—Hupmobile touring in
shape. Late model at a price to
move at o co. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co.. ne., 2? Harrison St...
Bridgeport. Ct. N—14
v‘Oll. SALB——-i)odga roadster. late
model. In good condition. $375.
The Erwin M. Jennings Co.. Inc., 27
Harrison St.. Bridgeport. Ct. N314
FOR" Slim—Sweet cider, ‘ treih
' from the press. 311.00 a barrel.
dolivered anywhere in the Nor-
waiks. Get our special prices on
quantities before you buy. Rey-
nold’s Cider Mill. Boston Post road
”rm: SALE
—.—'
Alm' i! n. \\ lwiv'q- of six rooms
Ind iiitzi .l'il inning mery mod-
mi mi.M 1-:i in I , viillu‘llii‘nily io-
uiml l‘l llrl Illsll'li'l in it re-
An
$1.700
Iv Illiil' section.
ill $3.500.
slrivin il l‘
93w”. M l'
cash.
i«-:: :- \l. i’l(‘[ curs" SEE
.‘ll'll. l‘. ll(lYT & spN
‘6 Si H in] ‘\l. Phone 435
i i: .ll l «rull‘ -— insurance
l .
Tim: S
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L
ALE
' o o 0
Tim lim.l\ linild‘. eleven rooms,
rillmlmi nil IH‘JJI street. Nor—
m“. in» mire building lots;
I ('lllll' plat l‘~' l57xI90. l'l'lcc
: Virl rul‘illi'lllk‘ fill' this valllfl'
MT Ill‘llili rt}.
Six l'II"lll iii-inc. {Inst Norwalk. all
llllpri-‘u ltlv‘lll‘s. $1.000 0831) ['0'
qumil.
Caniy 89° CO.
Realtors —- Insurance
17 l'lniiill Main Street
Phone 830
K
l“(lllmSALE
’1 flint‘ly in room house, Ell-'5”!
mnir‘r lrl. ill feet front.
I'rii l‘ $5,000.00
Ask JOHN T. HAYES
“
FOR any: ,
FOR BEND—Six rooms and garage.
_ all improvements. new house. Best
' residential section. on Foiri'ield. ave-
nue.'No. 01. Call Alexander White,
35 Lowe St. Phonn 2853. if.
T0 RENT—Furnished room. heat
and all conveniences. central loca—
tion. Gentleman only. Private fami-
ly. 8 Putnam Ave. Mrs. Hirtzler.
n-15.
(O LET—Store in Mercantile Build-
in: Haviland and So. Main St.
nq. *Jos'elov'sky or Keogh and Can-
ee. tt.
TO LET—Two unfurnished rooms
and private bath. Near South Nor-
walk station or else easily access-
ab‘lo. to same must be with private
{willy of good stan g. Attractive
house and yard in ca neighbor-
hood. 'Wiii pay well: Private care
Sentinel. n-13
ID'ARENT—Nicely furnished steam
qlitigated room. adjoining bath. suit-
able for one or t o gentlemen.-Use
01 phone. 127 So. ain St. 11-15
To LET—Apartment or 6 large.
pleasantmooms. all improvements.
large lawn. shade trees and garden.
Inq.H. Schachat. 2 Gregory Blvd.
Phone .3267. 31-15.-
TO RENT—5 rooms. second floor,
steam heat. supplied. All modern
improvements. Reasonable rent. Ap-
ply 18 Mei-win St., Nor-walk. Tel.
3401. ’ N-li
FOR RENT—Garage space for two
cars. 51 First street. East Nor— We'll, A. C. Batshcsky, Issac M. Uli;
iii 'hmmmo _ RC“ Estgte walk. . N—14 man and Paul L. Felss.
ll“ 5‘. ‘ . .
\m- TO LET—~Nice1y furnished room. . .
FOR SALE " mums mm: W" hegtjfv egg;- Canadlan Product for
trlc‘iights. Convenient to o ey . T tth B .fi 11
A at. N43 Sweet- 00 m S
if ._ “amps. 3rd Dist. Private house, 21 Firth ‘ _ g
an ”ice ”Ch ' '38'000 To “Mb” "°°m h°“'° “ 3 Elm“ In July 8.943.229 pounds or sugar
i r, ”my. 1’ .view Ave ..beth street. suitable for roonlnz Were exported by Canada. at a. value
“‘5’ 7 ' "Win. a"? ' ““1 ”mains ~h°“.'°' A99” 1‘1”?“ or $921,886. according to a report
Him .I. , U ca ‘ 33 00° & Gm. 68 Water fit. it! prepared by the Dominion Bureau
1., r» FOR BENT—“V9 room. With 1111' of Statistics. Th; Unsitted mi;gdtohm
' ‘ ‘ ”W9"- Imp' 4 car 2 Lo des ‘venue. was Con’adas be on other 'n e
(Ia—"i" “H” --~----- $7,000 ”Mama“ I,” who” 771-2, month. taking 6.096.000 pounds
. , Inquire on prom s or p N-Il valued at $533,238. . .
""31 lmlllic and Insurance . . ,V
”3 “Miami. FL, 50. sol-m ”mm-1133” {”33“ “’1: French Cashier Writes
on e or . . 7 . -
“W“Y & mm“ heat a bu!- 0-0 of Phone g9 1-3 17,450 Words on Card
Philflt‘ 3344 Of 3409 Woodward ‘Venue. .
\ g - A bank cashier or Nimes. France.
‘ I! I TO RENT—Furnished room or re- believes he has beaten the worlds rec
F OR 5 E tin 'M’ or gentleman. “g ’6 era for postal card correspondence.
Biz .1 - South sin street. third house rom 0n the back of an ordinary postcard
' ‘rH . room house, centrally mm“; N46
Mail-vi in Second District. $7.500 corner. 110' has succeeded in writing 203
H" ”"1”! house. 2 our glute- FURNISHED ROOMS so let. Very uneg‘containing 17.450 words. The
d"~ll‘.’l|ili: section of Third Di!-
lrl‘l ............. 0-00 ‘7,“0
{3 room house. all ImpI'DVCMIv
"bunnies from (3an 0'
lJIrlril‘i “-300
‘mi lzimily house on Van 75""
AWN. wry desirable for m‘
J. M. O’BRIEN ‘
lisl or business purpose-.310” .
clean and well hosted.
ice with ‘eli conveniences. Mrs. E.
A. Crow. 10 Chestnut St" So. N9;-
wslk. Phjone 1257-3. N-u
RENT—Five nice room ’33
Tor-om new Nomlk- 1""
mu Estate and
"0- Main St. ‘
IOU'rn nonwnx. ..
l _ r
a.
count] furnished rooml; sunny,
pl , Good serv-
tntion has collapsed in the L‘nitmi
States and is dying out in eastern
Europe. The iniproved conditions in
Europe are said to be due in some
degree to the passing of anti-Jewish
propaganda. in America. The press
and the puplit are, given credit fer
the. failures of enemies or Semitism
here. -
In spite of the optimistic tone of
the serport it is recorded that "in
'muny countries oppression. persecu-
tion and invidious discrimination still
prevail.
Condemned in Europe.
“iniquitous anti-Semitic propngum
do on the whole has met with gen—
eral condemnation in western cu:-
ope." the re port says. “eXCept in
Germany, where anti»Semitism has
been adopted as a rallying cry by a
number oi minor political groups,
and especially those of reactionary
tendencies.
"\Vlth nnti—Scmilism descredited in
the more enlightened countries of
the world, it cannot: long survive in
central and eastern Europe. It still
exists. however. in three countries——
Latvia, Poland and Hungary—but is
on the decline even there, where the
better elements. convinced that. rac»
idl‘nfitugonism is suicide. are begin-
ning to assert themselves."
The report oints out that the {sly
ling off of Jewish immigration to
the L'nited States is strong evidence
of improvement of economic. politi-
cal and spiritual conditions of Jews
in Eur0pe. it continues:
“There has been a tremendous
.revival of culiuraiJile in Poland.
lloumanin and to a. lesser extent in
Latlva. Then by leaps and bounds
old schools are being rebuilt and
new ones established. modern text
books are being published in many
places, new publications are spring~
ing up, and even the theater. that
unmistakable concomitant of normal
life is again coming into its own.
“In every country, with the ex-
ceptions o‘i‘ Russia. Poland. Hungary
and Latvia. the government is en~
couraging this denaissancc or intel-
lectual lite among the Jewish masses.
Liithuuna is consuicuously progres—
sive." '
\Vlth‘ regard to the passing of anti-
Semitism in America. the report says:
“in safe sections of the United
States certain sinister political
groups have .made antidewish pre-
judice a part of their program and
there have also been a number of
sporadic occurrences which indicate
that the seeds of racial and religious
antagonism'sown in 1920 and 1921
have found a. fertile soil in some
quarters. But we feel confi‘dent that
the number or persons who will give
credence to this insidious propagan-
da is comparatively small and that
the American people as a. whole up-
preclatc the injustice. wickedness
and danger of such movements."
The report was prepared by the
executive committee, which is com--
posed of Albert D. Lurker, Julius
Rosenwaid. Gen. Abel Dayle, Oscar
S. Straus. Abram I. Elkus. Justice
Irving Lehman. Cyrus L. Sulzberger.
Lewis L. Strauss. Dr; Cyrus Adler.
Horace Stern. Felix Fuld. A. LQ
previous record. M. Prout believes,
has not more than‘ 12,500 words,
says'tho Milwaukee Journal. ,
' microscopic is'M. Prout's writ-
: few were convincgd ittwas
not A photographic reduc on o a
larger manuscript. manly an
doubts Jere? set at rest when; the
W Mar. to, which the cord
BUS NOTICE~Chlmney repairing
and. cleaning, all kinds of brick;
stone 'and cement work. James Fio-
rilla, 4 Van Bur-en Ave. fhone
11234.4. . ’ 12-15
4’ PROPERTY OW’NERS
Is your-root 0. K. for the winter?
Let us inspect and estimate on any
necessary repairs. This tree carries
now may save you money inter.
HY-GRADE ROOFING C0. 21
Elizabeth street. South Norwaik.
Phone 1918-2.
Chimney repairing and cleaning
All kinds 0: brick. stone and cement
work.l James Fiorilla. 4 Van Buren
avenue. Phone 1128-14. n-B.
Just the time or the year. to make
the home a bit cooler. You will sure-
ly want to get some linoleum for
the kitchen. or an art square, possi-
bly a. lamp for the livingroom
Whether you want to buy or sell.
just remember. Tel. 903, H. Ash. (4
Water street. .
CALL OR‘ WRITE
. H. JAFFE
If you have second-hand furniture.
Junk or metal or any kind. Hichest
prices paid. Tel. 499. 37 Fort. Point
street.
NAG! BROS.
Local and long distance trucking
of all kinds. Piano moving. Special
van for moving purposes. Daily trips
to New York City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818 ‘sytime.
304-14 nights.
HEMSTITCI—UNG. SKIRT
PLEA'l'lNG
All Styles Buttons Covered
to Order
KNORR'S ART & NOVELTY HHOP
Co'rnmerciai Bldg. Norwnlk
Phone 8091
osnsoss
Portable and permanent build
mg: for every purpose. Sheet steel
or wood Erected on your premises
Send for price 'list.
' EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lamps Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
-—.Successors ton-v
Norwaik Branch
STAMFORD 'ELECTRICAL CON-
TRACTOR
Incorporated
Electrical Obstruction and Repairs
ROODNER BLOCK PHONE 1496
‘:
Peperhnnger. Decorator and Psint~_
er. Largest assortment of fines!
wall paper and painters' supplies at
reasonable prices Try ourr famous
floor and deck enamel which will
give you a tine long wear on any
kind of floor. ‘ .
ALEXANDER WELT!
85 Lowe St. ‘ Phone 2868
0. E. HANKS.
Telephone an
Cabaret Makinz. Refinishing end
Upholstering
Picture Frames and Mirrors. Shades
Made to Order \
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk. 0:.
WALL PAPER SAMPLES
HOUSE IAINIING .
Paper hanging. estimates 3119!: at
lowest price. urge [assortment of
wall paper samples. fip-to—date style.
Try our estimate.
JOHN HUDAK
Phone 846 47 Benton at
W
Antiques. high prices paid for old-‘
time furniture, mahogany. cherry.
maple. pine. etc.. also old chins.
glass. anything of merit‘ that is over
109 years old. .
, D. A. BERNS'i'EIN
5 Westport Ave.
i am fitting myselr up‘ss (service
station for garages. All work on
grist rate less 25 per cent. for garage
man. Flywheel gear rings installed
on 24 hours' notice and crank shaft
pin repaired while you wait. Cylina
derical grinding inside
Landis' Universalrnachins.
CHARLES A. KOLLIGILN
(Foot or Haviisnd St.)
South NM. 0:. Phone Oil
Highest prices paid for rugs. pa.-
wr. rubber. metal end scrap Iron.
NORWALK JUN]! 00.
64 Wilton Ave.
Norwsfk 0°“
Telephone 8318 ‘
. All make- or master. Mrs.
knerstors and ignition Systems ro-
salred and installed. We are who
P11008848
Nor-walk; Conn; '
find out on '
gelling New Bosch Ignition tori.
Fords and all other cars. 0 »
tun So. Main St.
So. Nos-walk"
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llilj'l!
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Angevigie Furniture C
. ‘ 1 , ‘ ‘ , 7~ . lBank *Morrés‘fBillion .. .3...
‘ ' ‘ NOW. ON’ DISPLAY ’ minimum”... item: ' ‘ ' '.
" I ' securities was Wed through . Mlt jtil. Old
energy in the kitchen'LUp-to-
date, labomsving appliance}
make it entirely mm.
The Sellers Kitchen Cabi-
netimencmplemakeckitchen
work easy? It is a scientifically
designed and arranged work
center, famous everywhere
for in many unusual labor-
and time-saving features.
Costs no more than any good
cabinet. Shortensyour hours
in the kitchen. Helps. to
retain your youth and health.
TheeBeeudhthiwhenCabi-
nets are on dink. our store.
We invite you to witness a
0.‘
g.
I‘ Union, Trust Company moved the
Streets here yesterddy , when the r
' contents at its onto deposit vault un-
der‘h' guard to the recently com-
plated tilt. in the Union , Trust
Building. which thl bulk purchased
a year age' from the Henry C. Fuck
eimte- ~ ‘ ~ ‘
.c . F0 THE
.WEEK
Whitenosersnoike
Plour...........10cpkg
mve'oiiksucuwiim
der.31b.pkg.....,_22°
Enclosure-ones, 150$.
roilet'l'issne,7~for......25c
A. {8ng
3
P
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SOLD 08 EASY TERMS
SERVICE ““10! mom
i
ll Falland wines,
=' UNDERWEAR"
986:
Union Suits
$2.00. Value sin.
. Main Clothing Store
136 Washington Street
A. J. COLLINS Co.
North Main Street
WILLIAM W. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITEC‘I’ .
48 So. Main 8!. When. 8.83!
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1 .
Bonn Rs"
—— Ind —.
Expert Boiler ,
REPAIRle G
ICE-TUBING; 1
——THE—-‘ .
my 0. ms
HARPER METHOD
Shsmming—Scnlp Treatment
- Pedals—Mm Polley Refrigeratm' gm '
u soon: MAIN mam ‘ supply . fl ._ "
smrm sonwsui. CONN.
Room 1 [Phone 412
25 Monroe St. So. Rm
mos. n. owns
FUNERAL olss’orpa AND
EMBALMER _
M So. Main 8!. Bo Norwelk. Ct.
Phone ml
FEED sroit-‘s
:
’
D
cocillsnn bark.
“If poop!
sign of co ghing. would
:niy have their doctor
"FCI'LANNA‘ “ST-OPS COUGHS
‘ SAY Decrees;
Looegns tbsl’hlegm. South“ Inflammation, Relieves Bronshiligs
:
Results Over Night in Many Cues.
soon lend to severe
trouble and other
at the first
' “law-”13.1?-
OC'I'ORS know how simple coughs
neumonie. lung
resded discus.
Everywhere pEyeicisns are boiling the
recent tests showing the power of the
when combined with
tincture euphorbis piluliiere. syrup wild
lettuce. syrup equili- compound. ces-
can and menthol. to overcome inflam-
mation of the mucus membrane
throat sud bm‘ chili! tubes
—ghe common cause oi
coughs.
QiidHNA
37C? .375. .11 Cilijz'SH
0V
write s prescription containing these
ingredients, or else simply uk their
druggist for Cuenna. which contains
these helpful cubetsnces in just the
proper proportions. I am convinced
most coughs could be stopped before
getting actions."
To break s cough you should take-
-. I hot bath. cover yourself with wsrm
clothes and {the Cil-
nnns (pronounced so-
les-n) so directed. You
should feel relieved the
next morning. Continue
taking Cilannn until com-
pletely relieved.
oi
ERNlC—Fi
H. A. MEAD
_ .8 No. Main Street
“masons sonar. ;
HERTSrHFIEID _ man - ._ .
Motor agsaplzrtation Wm. x. :I I 1,. 3 ;' :g.
Long Distance Truckinz
Daily-Service Between
“New York and Homlk
runes vans roe
manomo
The Connecticut .-
Light & PoWer Co.
26 Concord St. Phone 294
. 68 Wall St. Norwallr‘i
South Norwalk .
N. Y. omcr: “'7 Phone 1680
201 “in-corn st. ' Chelsea 8059
PATENTS 4 .
‘ “DR. raccoons >
WOOSTER a DAVIS .
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
‘ A RNEYS AT LAW
formerl aminen U. s. Ppt. Office
1115 Main St“ Bridgeport
Send tor Booklet on Patentsr
Wstureo ethic Physioth- .
mineralogy. mum n
or am. amps; . , A
annotate ”our name, my ,
r
\
Th. , megs... Light , _
You can always depend upon :1 Winchester flashlight:
in your car.
Wm . :
.kk':
* ‘ " Albert LID.“ Morgan 1
. 84 Washington'suee
.
“If ' Winter Co'mesf’ _
' Are you waiting fortrinfirfi snowind slush to catch ‘
Boots while there’s we! ”fill: and plenty of tints.
in an emergency. ~Its simple, sturdy mechanism insures
an instantaneous flood of light when you need it.
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