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Mum .Miu'rtising Must
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Llal :Af NOTICE
\(i'l'lt‘l-I
.~. or Local Union 527
li‘-1llt‘Sl(‘d to attend
lll C. L. U. hall‘
:p. in. sharp. All
" 'Ii .‘illt‘nd lhl! meet-
“llll as per By;
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,_______.___———-—
[Eur Edith-heal Estate
‘ " r slxlcss nuoCK in
l:.t‘i('lill center of So.
_. ill-opprty is an ex-
.. wit. and may be pur-
-, ..lirru-tlve terms. P.
"3‘: . - 1...“;l'k. Conn. N-lc
. ___fi_________
. ('lllilcu building lot
“V 5 . “ _-; >3 l‘nllll street. East
“ lmlluvard. Apply 2
N. n-ll.
..____.__——
. ~ r-mrn bungalow up-
. ....wvl‘ly located. garage,
7' " . V. "rut class condition.
"" ' l. "0 cash. George
' lam. ‘
A
l, .. ......... 8250
:.‘h:;x“|4 ". ...“. touring, $200
”.1”an innii'lill; ......... .1”
}'.rl'i pulling . ......... . ’75
......—
sHl'l‘ElT BROTHERS
\\‘l x <T.\R DEALERB
Street
Phone 80”
[ll l’l
:(il “millllgion
[Ml \nriinl‘i
Today Only!
only day.
llw only wnym can
il‘ aluliiiist the possible
ili' home or the pel-
niiinhlcs.
holds the possi-
Tmlui l~ lix'
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in inn wl \‘iill‘ v
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til it ~-. . I
will” ill\\l|}" alters the protec-
un ul‘ Ill-Hi llil'l'.
34-0 Mi illsilrlllli‘c
r miller i~ tll‘l'll (if we
pull lull UH l'l‘lllll“l.
“V ..lll lwiiiwli you 3“ forms 0‘
‘Ilill‘ l'l'l-‘Ii‘liilll Policies.
l\‘|l1\“.i l
J. )1. l. \YTON & CO.
agent today.
will call
REALTORS
l‘llr-ln‘
FOR SALE
FOR BALE—Three pairs Marie An-
toinette curtains. double velour
portieres. hanging hell mirror. other
goods. All like new. Phone 626. N46
FOB 8A Sweet “of. (reel:
iron: the plum. . 811.00 a barrel.
delivered anywhere in, the Nor-
welke. IOe our special prices on
quantities tore you buy. Be,-
nold‘s Cider Kill. Boston Past road
FOR SALE—Brand new bathroom.
$60 syphon closet. china low-down
tank, enamel bethtu‘b' en'd lavatory
with all nickel-plated fittings; spa:
ciel big bargain. white steel medi-
cine cabinet; 35. Beidenberg d: Co.
496 East 134th street, Ne’w You;
City. . ‘ - N-SD
FOB SALE—One uick '
$350; one Buick lioum.c:::;:
One winter top for Buick touring
car. Three rebuilt. Bee speed wa-
gons. These care can be t on
easy terms. The Hayden Automo-
bile Co.. 66 North Main street. 80.
Norwalk. Phone 1381. N-l?
FOR SALE—Extra. size parlor stove.
capable of heating large amount
of floor space. Complete wltn pipe
and floor piece for :25. Apply Wood.
Ibono Nos-walk 1886. N47
FOR SALE—3 Ford coupes. 1912
models. starters. lots or extras;
also a 1918 Ford coupe. These cars
are in best condition. ready for the
road. Also 2 or 3 sets 0: side cur-
tains. Phone 2153,‘Norwalk. N~17
FOR SALE —- Franklin Chumlny
Roadster. Paint. ’ tires and me-
chanical condition good. Can be
bought at. a. very low price. That
Erwin M. Jennings Co., Inc..‘27 Har-
rison 8L. Bridgeport. ' N-17
FOR BALE—Bu is live passenger
touring car i " good condition.
8400 takes it. The Erwin M. Jen-
nings Co., Inc.. 27 Harrison St..
Bridgeport. Ct. N-l‘?
FOR SALE—Cadillac ve passenger
coupe. new paint. good tires and
in nice mechanical condition. Many
extras. One of the finest cars in
town. The Erwin 'M. Jennings Co.,
ilnc., 27 Harrison BL. Bridgeport.
Ct. ‘ No1?
FOR SALE—A brand new six cylin-
der Dort sedan. disteel wheels.
This light closed car will be sold at
a price you cannot resist. Also, a
Dort touring car. brand new. at a
great sacrifice. The Envin M. Jen-
nings Co., Inc.. 27 Harrison BL.
Bridgeport. Ct. N-17
FOR 8A1.E-—8pecinl. Reconditioned
Essex. .We have a current model
Essex Cabriolet and an Essex tour-
ing ca; repainted and like new auto-
FOR SALE ,
A hrzuui m-w house of six soot-
Ind hail) uml Imvlng every M-
m lullii'illt‘lli'l‘, conveniently l0-
i‘lltd In I’ll‘fil District in I '8'
trim.) rmilirnlinl section. An
emllvlli buy at $8.500. 81,700
cull.
Hill l'.\lt l'lCUl'iABS SEE
W31. F. HOYT & SON
it So. “.illi Si. Phone (so
le llsmte —- [mama
o a ti
Eight mum lmiisc, centrally 10-,
'liln'vll gum! fur rooming house.
Tllh lluli~n l" in good condfllon
Mill tlu- pru'c is reasonable.
UEM rwm home with two baths.
iltunlml ll high class middl-
lilll \i‘i‘llhll. Every mOde
imprmvllll-llts; garage.
Cailtyc C0.
Realtors —— Insurance
ll Quillh Main 8m
Phone 830
POR SALE
‘ inmilv in room m, gem
mi‘r l'l' lii fl-ct front. *
l'rit'v $5,000.00
Asl JOHN T. HAYES
I‘HAT “SURE“ mobiles. Don't' overlook this great
opportunity. The Erwin M. Jen—
nings'Co" Inc.. 27. Harrison St.
Bridgeport. N-17
.z'._l:nilrnlld Avenue .
FOR RENT
TO 1334—6 poms. all improve-
ments and garage, at 12 First
street. East Norwailt. Inquire J. M.
O'Brien. 4 South Main street. Phone
’71. ' ‘
FOR‘ItNT—Three rear rooms with
pdvancements. Apply at once. Care-
A ... r ,1]. . e ‘
HELP WANTHSMALE
W‘ 7 ED——A‘mbitious married marl
‘1 collect and solicit with a. ne-
tionaiiy known firm. Good salary
and liberal commisams. Chance for
of Sentinel. box Solicitor. - N411
WANTED—Man about 45 or 50
years old to drive d ivery car and
do Bed more iobe‘ _n store. Apply
at Donnelly .' N—l‘!
WANTED—Clothing ealeernan. One'
with experience preferred. Good
opportunity for right party. »Apply
at‘ once. Herzenberg Bros. 10 No
Main St. ' N-16
limo Wanted resale
WANTED—Bright young lady to act
as cashier in clothing store. Apply
Herzenberg Bros. 10 No. Main St.
. ‘ . N—ls
WANTED -— Openstorer on Singer
sewing machines. . Apply H. Jacob
& Sons, Inc., 50 Day street, South
N orwalk. Iii-15
SAYS + FARMERS“:
lN NEW ENGLAND
. NEED CREDITS,
,Congressman Merritt‘
Talks , at" Farm rBu-
reau Meeting in
Danbury—Good
Roads Necessary
DANBL'RY, Nov. 15.—Prominent
speakers here at the annual meeting‘
at the Falrllcld uniy Farm Bur-
eau emphasized no need of credit
.Ior the iarmers of the country, and
specifically for New England and
B‘airl‘ield County, and the necessity
of a complete organization among
the farmers in order to secure need-
ed icgisl' ion and price regulation.
Merritt.
Congressman Schuyler
Who had addressed the Booster‘s
club here earlier in the morning
addrcscd the Farm _,, bureau
members during the afternoon ses-
sion while about 4500‘ persons from
all parts of the County attended. Con.‘
gressmnn .Mcrritt emphasized the
fact that the farmer needs above all
credit. He séid that. although a
business man. the farmer‘s needs
had plways been close to his heart.
He appreciated the fact, he said. that
the l‘urmers ‘most pressing, need is
credit. He assured the Farm Bu-
rcku members that. he will later in
Congress any bill iwhich would aid
in securing .r thelarmcl‘s ot the
,country better roads, one oi. the
needs of the industry, for Without
good roads the produce cannot reach
its markets. He said also that the
farmers children of the land need
better schools, and the women at this.
improvements. 66 Taylor avenue.
Cheap rent. Inquire 72 80. Main St.
N-16
TO RENT-hm: room apeizment. all
improvements including heat. .104
80. Main St. Phond 1168. N-ls
FOR RENT—81x rooms and garage.
all improvements. new house. Beet
residential section. on Felrfield. ave-
nue: No. 61. Call Alexander \the.
85 Lowe 8:. Phone 2858. tr.
TO RENT—Furnished room, heat
an! all conveniences. central loca-
tion. Gentleman only. Private tami-
ly. s Putnam Avg. Mrs. Birtzler. -
11-16.
TO LET—ltora iii-..Morcantlle Bulld-
ing Haviland and Se. Main St.
Inq. Joselovsky or Keogh and Can-
dee. ‘ tr.
Tb RENT—Nicely furnished steam
heated room. adjoining bath. suit-
able (or one or two gentlemen. Use
of phone. 127 80. n s:: n-15
To T—Apartment or ii large.
pic nt rooms, all improvements.
large lawn, shade trees and garden.
Inq.H. Schachet, 2 Gregory Blvd.
Phone 8267. n-15.
T0 LET—16 room house at 8 Eliza-
. .beth street. suitable. for rooming
and boarding house. Apply Harris
South Main street. third house from
MJHMM' "" “‘3’“ Estate corner.’Leemhuis. 'N-16
_ T0 RENT—Five nice rooms. .88
.--... Fourth 8 ., East Norwslk. 5 N-ll
ALE To RENT—Four rooms with some
FOR 8 . improvements st 101 Cedar street.
3 7.». . . Home. am pm. suitable for small family. Rent 817
Cm 1.”? each . 48,000 per month. Inquire at 101 .Cedar
, ail-cot. : N-11
»L. F“ ‘1: ”15“". Bnyvlcw Ave. ‘
All ... lm Heat. T0 LIT—4 1‘on eplrtment. all im-
P’” ......... '. . 8,000 movements. new _ house. residen-
~q r, ‘ \iel section. Adults only. iterat-
', . ' “ Finnish. Imp. ctr nce‘ Address A. 0.. care sentinel.
(”“3“ 1‘. u ....... . . . 87.000 0 3.15
R'Il more and insurance to}; RENT—5; roam- mvr°V°~
123 ll" . . ‘ " am. 1: Lowndes Me. Phone
REM?” St. Wm "31.. - N-l'l
. ii \Nv a m . .. .
Phony 33“ 0, 3T0?” FOB WFOBI‘ new- rooms. All
' lmpmlll. “Junk Mair:t fit?
. ‘ _
FOR SALE
1‘“an '- rnom house, centre"!
“W In Sifond District. cm
In family house, 2 w '
l‘ “""’ “Won oi Third.»
”"M ........ ...”...em
{Wm “WM, ell improve-*7.
Dm""”"’ from center or second
"Wt new
T“) ianllly house on Van use:
" W: desirable for resista-
m business purposes. $10.00.
0-]. M. O’BRIEN
‘er rim-m and insure!“
...l. or mi"
IUL'lll sonwaut. m J J
A
J
'Dr. David sio .
‘ m5: muss .
and min m ,
gm“ W m’h‘“
'maraophonq-AW'
6’s Clans, 68 Water fit. it there is scarce the opport nlty now
' for the farmer in the west but there
T0 RENT—Furnished room 1 re- has been heret.wre. He urged
ling! lady or gentleman. at 96 eration among th gar-
farms need to know or better meth-
ods to do their work, and 11099' to do
it more economically. The Farm
Bureau is aiding really in accom-
plishing this war . He said he is
proud of the larmers ot Fairneid
County {or they are theloremont
in the country.
Edward '1‘. Thompson. president at
the >li‘cderal Land bank. 0! Spring-
tiel one oi. the twelve such blinks
I
in 0 United States, told of the
manner in which the farmer re-
ceives credit at a minimum. The
bank secures the money at 4 1-2
per cent interest and loans it on
long-term mortgages. on an average
or 35 years, at 5 1-2 per cent, char-g-
ng only for the process of investi-
cation.
The future {or the New England
farmer is particularly bright, he
said, far brighter than it has bee
for years.‘ Iniact. he pointed out,
that the New England farmer is far
better oi! than his western brethern
of the soil. The high freight rates
which have worked havoc with the
western farmers have contributed to
the greater success or the New Eng-
land farmer, insmucha as the west
ern farmers. after a long haul, and
competition with the products or the
eastern market almOst impossible
after they have paid freight on the
perishable produce. ‘
All the virgin land in the west
has Seen taken up, he said. so that
eater co-o
ger- . saying'p-that in every in try
men and 'owners combine for great-
.er protection to themselves and hteir
products and the farmer should do
likewise it «he wants to succeed.
v“Farmers in combination with one
another could hold the country in
the‘paim at their hands." he ad-:
vised. ,
The New England farmers. have
the advantage or greater and more
frequent contact with one another
he said. through their term centers
and town halls, old‘New England
centers oi! social and community lite.
Following the taike there were
two round-table discussions. partial-
pated in by the men and women. .
WANTED
WANTEfl-eDuckboat. about 12 foot.
must be in good condition. Phone
2829. ' n-13
WANTED-min or five rooms. lax-
,provemgnts, in East Norwalk.
Adults. \V’ritc M. A. Bu‘care Senti-
nel. 3. N-li
WANTED—Two unfurnished rooms
and private bath. Near South Nor-
walk station or also easily access-
abla to same. Must be with private
family .0! 'good standing. Attractiue
house‘ and yard in nice neighbor-
hood. Will pay well. Private care
Sentinel. 0' N-lS
MISCELLANEOUS
BUS NOTICE——;Chimney repairing
and cleaning. all kinds ot' brick.
stone and cement work. James Fio-
rilla. 4 Van Burery _ Ave. Phone
ins-14. n-16
| , .‘ ' O
The note (or the advanced iipring
. models is being tentatively tried out.
The present style is for the straight
coat rur‘trirnmed, "without belt and
without ripple but the advanced note
and the future style is ‘represented
lby circular eflects from below the
lknee in both coats and dresses, hood
der to knee upper sections reports
theParis .allies of the Dry. Goods
Economist. . - "
In addition to this circular enact:
the note.» upon which attention
should be centered is the Russian
blouse eflect. ’ The new - Russian
‘blouse 1 san entirely different article
from the well known side buttoned
belted garment or past years. «in
fact, the Russian blouse ash: is now
feltured beltings more .to the class
‘ otRenalesance andhCli'inesocbr O'l-l-
ental garments than the the Rus-
in conjunctin with a straight ghoul-m
1 ‘ ., the
neuron-rains. _rect hangs.
quite straight from, o shoulder to
the rotten. The sllght- molding or
titted eflecc which is characteristic
the clever ,use ,0! shaped sores un-
doi- the arm. These gates are either
oblong- or square. I _
Important is the shortness of the
average tailored skirt. ,The short
skirt for tailored wear is 881111 the
style for Paris, The correct length
for tailored skirts this year, for in"
stance, is three inches above the an-
kle; whereas last season the average
was one to two inches above. ”But
said. the ankle length and longer
skirt is obligatory. , . a. ‘ _ '
Very interesting as well and. the
'note in trimlnings to e emphasise-5..
is the usegpt two furs ntrafling in
color and, frequentlyuin pelt.
In accessories, the new note for
shoes and gloves is black suede. black
subtle gloves stitched in white being
worn with black suede slippers or
pumps. . .
sian. The new garment, though giv-
l
Schultzes FridayvlFish. Specrals
e
9§QPEBTY OWNERS '
Is your root 0. K. (or the winter?
Let us lnspect'lnd estimate on any
necessary repairs. This free service
now may. save you money later;
Iii-GRADE ROOFING C9.
Elizabeth street,
Phone 1913-2.
21
Just the time of the year. to make
the home a bit cosier.,Youavili surc-
iy went to get somogiinoleum for
the kitchen. or an arl square. possi»
bly a lamp for the living-room
Whether-8:011 want to buy or sell.
just remember. 'lel. 90;. H. Ash. 4!
Water street.
O CALL OR WRITE
Ii. JAFFE
South Norwalk.‘
Fresh Mackerel. . . ..
Smelts
VSwordFish
Halibut ............‘
Snapper Bluefish. . . . .
CodfishSteak...':...
BostonBlue
‘Butt'erfiSh ....'......
Weakfish..f.'.......
Flatfish
Finnan Haddie . . . . ..
25clb
.....a....?...‘.-35clb.
.‘....'...,.....38clb:'
....'..........15clb.
22clb
16clb.
3001b.
.;............28clb.
.........-..°...l4clb.
......i.......15clb.
Lot’ this new garment is achieved by -
torthe' house. as has been repeatedly .
w
\
mannerisms-100‘
nour.3lb.plg......_fla
,Ulleetyl’ranqdoelb.
:Mngoreesese:m
~happiest. and am
3‘
. r
‘ VICTROLAS '~
son: on sear Titans
d
3. A15 0LLINSCO. "
N nab Street
I
’
:,"\' MAGNENS, .‘
Airmail»- or mos Starters.
' 3e raters and ignition Systeme re-
;iair d installed. We no also
selling ow Bosch Ignition :or
Fords and all other cars. >
no So. Main St. 8o. Nor-van
Phone 845 -
mums w. nAwsos, an!
' FOR -* Gillllsllils
5 meal-lyre struggle for... sitting.
It you have second-hand furniture.
Junk or metal of any kind. Highest
prices paid. Tel. 4’99. 37 Fort Point
.street, i
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distallce trucking
Haddock
SaimonSteak........*.............30clb.
Tilefish 22clb.
Oysters, Clams, Escallops
:.........10clb.
of all kinds. Piano moving... Special
van for moving purposes. Daily trips
to New Tori: City.
100 Conn. Ave. Phone- 818 ‘aytime.
J 804-14 nlzhts.
KEMSTITCHTNG. SKIRT
PLEA'HNG
All Styles. Buttons covered
‘ to Order
KNORR'SART & NOVELTY SHOP
*—
39 and 43 Mali: Street_ Nor-walk.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street. and Railroad Avenue .30. Norwaik.
Westport Georgetown Lberien Stamford Bleak Rock Bridgepo.
Commercial Bldg: Nor-walk
Phone soil
QARAGEB .
Portable and permanent build
ings for every purpose. Sheet steel
or wood. Erected on your premises
Send for price list.
EAGLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
- Bridgeport. Conn.
Edison Mazda General Electric
Lanipe Motors
CHURCH and ABBOTT
‘-—.8uccessore to.-
. ' Norwsllt Branch ~
N-
Psperhuiger. Decorator and Paint-
er. urged assortment of now
wall paper and painters' uppliee at
reasonable prices. 717 ur famous
floor W‘deck enamel which will
give ’ou a fine long 'wear on any
kind or floor.
ALEXANDER WHITE
85 Lowe St.‘ Phone 2853 '
c at. nanxs ’
Telephone an ,
Cabinet Making. Refinishing .ll‘d
Upholstcring . .
Picture From» and Mirrors, Shelle-
Made to Order
1 West Ave. 80. Norwalk, Gt.
was]. PAPER SAMPLES
HOUSE 'PAIN’QIND '
Paper hanging. estimates siren ‘at
lowest price. large assortment of
wall paper samples. Up-toulge style.
Try our estimate. “
JOHN HUDAK
Phone us 47 Boston 8!.
i‘
filgheet prices paid for run. pa-
per. rubber. metal and 'ecne iron.
NORWALKJ'NB (1’
54 Wilton Ave.‘ ' .
Nor-walk Cons
Tglephone in: ' ;
l lira (”ting mysclr up as" service
station for rages. All work on
flat rate le 25 per cent. for garage
man. Flywheel gear rings installed
on 2! hours’ notice and crank shaft
pin repaired while you wait. Cylln-,
derical grinding inside and out on
Landis’ Universal machine.
Don ’1'. Forget
We have a. new
Desserts. . .
loll'lNLDADY‘ -'
The Needs or The Tiny But Very Important
Member Of The Household.
line of line while daintily trimmed
Warm, woolly JAGKETS and SWEATERS.
Silk
All sorts of BATTLES and 'I'QYS to amuse them.
‘ , J'. I. . MALLETTE f
a . g I ‘1‘ '7 ‘ .
‘ COAL ECONOMIES .
nccxwrma'r coal can be used not only to;- banking ores, but as s.
substitute (or the larger coals in mild weather.
regular {lirnsce size to buckwheat is changing to a. coal that costs
$5.00 a ton less.
PEA coal can be mixed with Nut for the kitchen range.
ing $2.25 a ton less, the nilxture means a saving of over $1.00 a ton.
The NOrWalk coals simply Co.,.-oany ‘
Phone 113
Open Evenings
and Wool Knit stirs slim BQEKFTE.
I
Masons' Building Materials
r
A
e
your situation. but rather on yo li- dispositi
srsmr‘onn ELECTRICAP ... , 3'
' $3353.12 ' Long and short 30.0TE8, BIBS, soft sole and Tri-to-
Electrical onetruction and Repairs : waIk,SHOE8. J . ‘
“00mm “0°“ 9301"“ 1‘“ Jap Silk QUILTs, Eiderdown ORIB’BLANKETS and
xmonss. . .
Changing from the
1‘; Water, St.
on .
VICTROLAS —- RECORDS — SHEEP MUSIC
LONDON COURT STATIONERY. ..-
L’. M. PIKE C0. ~ '
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
soo'rn noiiwshx. cons.
r
i
/
Pea cost- '
-. Whether you work in the sunshine 05 shadow does not depend on
mm
8 A. KOLLIGIAN 7'
‘ (Foot of Haviland St.)
South Norwelk, Ct. Phone Dis
ANTIQUE BE
Antiques. high prices paid for old-
time furniture, mahogany, vcherry.
maple. plne.~ etc? .. also old china.
gl anything of merit that is over
100 years old.
‘ 15. A. BERNSTEIN
6 Westport Ave. Norwalk..Connl
. ., 5
>9
PHOTOGRAPHS;
_ , 3‘.’
I.
i
Yeticeniiot give totally .or frle ‘
9. more acceptable girl: than ’
photograph ,Throifghout the year
the phetogriph you give this Xmas
will stand as e reminder or your
loving-thoughtfulness: Today tempt
mu1mhMmu-.
9
V e Z '
NORWA’LK’S 10mm, LARGEST
a.
. NOW OPEN FOR fiU’smEss
' Mint-3.3. ‘ J eann‘et
$63k). Main so.
Q’CONHOR TAXI 05mm -? t . :
9ND ans-r nomm'
guaranties ‘1
,. 1’30!!!
33W ’ mm ’ ,
t6 »
2
L ARCHITECT _
u so. Ilsin Bl. - Telephone 888!
souri-i nonwsut. cons. ‘
. sissy o.-~usm
' manna. arm on
Slamming—Scalp Trutmcnt
Fadels—Menlcuring
‘ 40 SOUTH "Alli STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Boom 1 Phone 41:
rum: 3. assure
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
. susaufisn
u So. Helmet. 8°. Moment, Ct.
Phone 1“!
HERSHFJELD
Motor Transportation”
Company ' _
Long moire. Tracking ..
“Daily-.1 Service Between
fié‘w York and Hermit
PADDBD VANS '03
3 ram HUB! MOVING
26 Concord St. Phone 294
” South Norwalk
n. T. omen: .
201 w. 20th St. chaise- 3050
PATENTS
l
. wbos'rER a DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. w. DAVIS
. ATTORNEY! AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U. a Pet. Office
1115 Main 8L. Bridgeport
Send tor Booklet on Patents.
Oyouhiow
I' .
g’ Ask about our ,- "
'. new i
!. we are plen.‘.
a,
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remain) ens». - ~
AUTOMOBILE GO.
Belem. es. Be...
"on eras-ms noun
l-
Tl'uli and Winter,
UNDERWEAR
$2.00. Value ........
, .2 ,
Main Clothing swgv
136 ..Wsehington W; __
—_TEE__
Policy Refrigerating J
Supply Go. ”g
1
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