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THURSDAY.
‘Daylight Time.
“VIZ—New York City—155.
Democratic National Convention. _
4 p. m.—Eleanor Gunn‘s fashion
talk. _
4:10 p. m.—-—Daily menu.
1:15 p. m.~——“The Progress of the
W'orld."
5:30 p..m.—Market reports.
7 p. m.—-—Enscmble classical music.
‘ 11 a. m.—-Muslca1 program.
11:10 a. m.—-'l‘alks to Housewives.
4 p. m.—Elsie Peck. soprano.
4:10 p. ni.eLau'x-ence Gardner
cornetist.
ist
linist.
4:55 p. m.—Elsle Peck, soprano.
les by Miss Mary Cimino.
9:05 p. m.-«l‘llsie May Gordon, 1m-
personator.
9:20 p. XXL—15"“ \Yclclicr. violin-
ist.
9:35 p. m.—~Loulsc Pascova. sopra-
no.
personator.
10:05 p. m.-——\Vright and Besscn-
gCr. harmony singers.
ist.
10:35 p. in.-——Loulse Pascora, so—
prune.
ger, harmony singers.
11 p. m.——-\'inccnt Lopvz‘ orches-
trn.
"\‘JY—New fork City—105.
tone.
DiseaSe l‘revcntion.”
5:30 p. ln.—Sl:ulium Concert l»)
tra.
’“TLV—Ncw York City—360.
eluding trio and talk.
2:15 p. run—Musical program.
‘ WOW—N ennui—405.
7 a. m.—-Mornlng gym class.
Weldon. soprano.
Eriksou.
son. “Music for all."
3:10 p. m.——Emily Roosevelt. so
prano,
\Veldon. soprano.
3:45 p. ni.—Piano selections.
6:15 p. tug—Albert E. Sonn. “Ra
dio for the Layman."
6:30 p. m.—-—Tom Cooper's Orches
tra.
7:20 p. m.-—Resume of sports.
‘ WGY—Schenectady—ll so. '
“A Call to Arms".
6:30 p. m.—Orga.n recital.
South Norwalk
Lunch
so. MAIN STREET
r .
4017er FOOD
PROMPT SERVICE
REASONABLE PRICES
8:45 p. m.—Library night.
7:40 p. m.-—Basebail results.
'WBZ—Sprlnl’giicld, Mass—337
6 p. m.-—Lco Heisman Ensemble.
tra.
7 p. m.—Basebail results.
kiddies. _
7:40 p. m.—-Lou's Novelty arches
tra. -
Clifford, barytone.
Novelty Orchestra.
5A.M. TO 1A.M.
l
‘\\'G l—Medtora , BIass.—-360.
NOTICE.
WE MAKE THEM SMILE !
The Norwalk Roofing Co.
117 \VATER STREET
Phone 387—32955
Louis D. Mattern
LIBERTY BLDG. anGEpou':
The pr0perty owner who smiles
when it rains has a. good roof.
12 noon—Musical selections.
0:30 p. m.—Market reports.
0:45 p. m.—_Code practice lesson.
meeting.
o
\Vhalen.
8:15 p. m.-—Musicaie.
‘KDKA—Plttsburgh—szO.
ping. ‘
6 p. m.-—Baseball scores.
“'ashlngton OtilHuny Bldg.
PATENTS—411.5118 MARKS
PATENT ATTORNEY
Phone Barnum 508
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6:30 p. m.—Dinner conc
KDKA Little Symphony orchestra.
7 p. m.—Baseball scores:
concert continued. '
7:30 p. m—The,children’s period‘
4:25 p. m.—'—Char1es Phillips, pian-
i:4o p. m.—Nellie Gee Erwin, vio-
5230 p. m.——Childrcn's hour stor-
0:50 p. m.—-Elsle May Gordon, im—
10:'.‘0 p. ni.—l~.‘\a \Velchcr, \iolin-
10:45 p. in.—\\’right and lvascm
7:30 p. in.——George A. Leach, bary-
7: 45 p. m.——"1‘rogress in Industrial
the New York Philharmonic Orches-
9:30 a. m.——“\\'oman‘s hour," in-
2:30 p. m.—1tccital by Ruth Louise
2:45 p. m.—-l‘iano solos by Anna
3 p. in.-—Mrs. \Villiam' Shaw Nei-
‘3:30 p. m.—Iiecita1 by Ruth Louise
2 p. m.—-Musie and one-act play
6:30 p. m.—Leo Reispian Orches-
7:30 p. m.—Bedtime story for the
8:30 p. m.-—Concert by Thomas E.
9:30 p. tin—Continuation or Lou's
7 p. m.—-—Amrad Big Brother Club
7:30 p. m.—Talk by Geoffrey 1..
3:15 p. m.—Scores, inning by in~
at ‘by
dinner
The: summon
RADIO PROGR
7:45 p. m.——Ta1k by J. W. Paul.
S p. im—Baseball scores. talk.
8:15 p. m.—Spe;lal program.
9 p. m.—-Patriotic concert by the
KDKA Symphony orchestra.
i
CURRENT RADIO
11 p. m.—-Concert. l
“'RC-—\\’ashington—169
5:15 p. m.——Instruction in Inter-
national Code.
6 p. m.—-Children’s hour by FOSS)
Albion.
:20 p. m.-——Basebail scores.
A Two-T u be
‘ Low-£033 Receiver
Billy Jones and Ernest liars.
8:30 p. m.——“Amcrica’s Interestin
\V’orid Peace." Independence Day
oration by Professor irvlng Fisher.
and
t} 1 plufir. for int
beth Hallam Bohn. ' secondary,
lllvllr‘lix-
front \‘ww
ll‘lull‘llllii lLlS
!lllf) column is:
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the
mental oi; the day.
8:15 p. in.——I’op Question game.
' W H .\'—.\ ew York Cit 3—360.
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lSllHillIl l~c :I‘l llll‘ll i ll’ll‘H-q
from ill“ lti’t 9:1
as shunt).
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nmnnh -i ..,
“- blnl- ‘ 1 3-4 lllt'll“$ .
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ill»: hum-in
7:00 a. in.~—.\lornint; gym Class.
2:30 p. ln.——Joint program. Mme.
.lnsephinc Belinctti, soprano, and
li‘lort-nce Lee. pianist.
‘3:qu p. lll.——i,‘olullel
“"‘.ltr"?n ..~ ‘
l'\ 3..
I-Z .
. mans in a patriotic address. in... me‘ 1.13. m. ,. .,
3:10 p. lll.-—Jt‘llllL program. Mme. :..f H... llwunfm: 1.... .-
Juswphinc lleiinr-tll and Florence mg . 01“.... 3 1, -
L(‘\‘. A irinll' nit-y m» , .
3:30 p. lll.’01‘l’s Peerless 'l‘rio. Keg“ w h..;,. 12,. ,3... .«
6:15 p, lll.~JoiMprogl‘:11h.Beulah 3.: imp...- 1...“; qt”.
Rowland. contraito; Alice llodcn-‘ ’l‘l;-'~ mhvr lllr it: it_ “llfwh i.
bungh, soprano, and Adele. Beattys. {my n... nmpln} r i».
lilln',
2:30 I). ln.——l"r:ink \Vright and 5330 P- in.-—".\lnn in 1110 Moon" in a similar 1::-'hl<»:: to ill‘ i'i
Frank licsslngcr. harmony singers. StOris's for the chilrirui. jthe s. r. w llv-lw H's-
2;45 p, xn.—-L)rlgin'.tl lndianu. int-e. 72W 1‘. Mir-Joint program. 3911- 1 ,1..- -—»— ~-—~~-~—m
'l‘om Morton. leader. lnh Rowland. contraltn; Alice Roll-i 71”“ w m __ \-. W1 .. _ ‘
3;45 p. m.——-l’l‘ugmm by Leo 1.1151, cnbaugh, :;opl':1no, and Adele L‘cut- Clul. ‘m‘m'tmj‘ ' ‘ "“ "“ l "
4:15 p. m.—Alired Dulin. plun- US- : 7 3., , ”3;.‘213‘. 1 _
ist. 7:20 p. nl.——Sport summary. 1‘...1,1'I‘_..W‘I‘ it 11.9.”: ‘ ‘:‘*
4:30 p. m.—-Jack Laurla. tenor. "V‘iY—Si'l'CHCNHdS—380- l V. | 3.11;“ " Hut; m. ,
4:45 p. m.—-l.. \\'olte Gilbert. sing- 8:45 p. Ill.—P:tlrlollc program, by . up.“ . i— it “Willi—"J-
ing. . \VGY Orchestra and lx'olin llngcr.‘ ”W”. : ‘;-_'!"":"'K‘. lnnnn:
5, p. Inf-Buddy Baldwin's Urchcs- ltglry‘tonc. Address, by Rev. \\'llll:un , collt-rrt 5‘ ““m ’ ‘ m” n“
trn. in. Compton. . 3:” ‘l‘ m_1:_“ 1W“ ._.. ‘
g p. m.——\'ail's Trio. 10;.50 p. in.—-I‘ntriot1c program, in" l-\' i") “‘n ff, :""‘ or- i
7 p. m.—l<ocmcr sport period. by WGY Orchestra. Asa 0- Cnsgm-I 7-...” y ‘9. n“... ‘Tr‘if .r“
0:30 p. m-——Charl-:s Strickland’sJNH. tenor, and address by l~‘rank’ 01..” 1' '1'fi;(\,‘1w“‘”“ 53:01.55:
orchestra. “-_ t'lark. 1 7":2” I: 1111}. _‘1 iii lit”. 1..
10 D- TIL—Sara "- TuritS. soprano. "\VISIr—Springi'ield. Mass—337 7:30 1 1 ' 'm __,..,".'.n " 'j'ff’
10:15 p. m.——l.l:rrry Jcntcs, piano {3:00 p. nL—Djan Concert. I‘Clllllll‘t‘n ‘ ' ““0 l-U~.\
solos.' 7:00 v. nl.—ll:isehnli results. ’ ~-. - . x. ~ .-
10:80 p. m.——Roscland Dance Or- ”1:10 1p. m.——"Liltle Deeds of l gréfiio 1|. “L—I‘th 01 July
chestra. Kindness," story 3.3-.) P m -—C‘o'iccrt
11 p. m.—IIa.rry Ilock's Entertain- 7:30 p, m.—1.’»cdtimc story (or the I A . J .l I '
crs. kiddies. ; 1,, "if?LA"'—£“"h“l‘gll—462.
11:15 1). m.-Sylvla Brown. singer. n- f - . ~ . .. .{ i ‘:"‘ ‘- “1'“: “‘"9-
11:20 p. m. Ross Fowler, barytonc.- I..1An(:l;r:or:,m Concert h" “mum 3130 D- UL—Bastimil SCOrCs,
11:30 p. urn—Original James Boys. 4:30 p. xn.—-i~‘peci:ll child
11:00 p. m.—-Concert.
'WGI—Medtord, Muss—360.
12:00 noon—Musical selections.
6:80 p. inn—Market
practice, lesson.
l
l
r program by the Sunshine Girl.
l 6:30 p. m.—-——Dinncr concert.
l ..,., . . -
l...0 p. nl.—-I ncm Barbee.
30 p, lu.——Speci:il l'niriotic
0:
icul program.
reports: code
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5:05 p. m.—-La\vrcnce Gardner 9:4? p. m.—.L)ance orchestra {Inn‘ . .
cornestlst. , ' selections. . ' ‘ -- _ll'f‘. 'l‘h~ my sin-{- 1.; in ll-glll 131"
5.15 D- m.——Chnrles Phillips. plan- *\‘JIA—.\C\V Turk (Hy—loo Jwvnfldy (-1 tin l!l:«ililll.l,'llii; on U10
ist. -. 1:00 p. tin—Trio. al'tl-‘V’lif‘lli‘il. .
7:30 p. tin—Financial du\(-lOp—i The illustration at the {up
"(1 (L‘npyl'l
of illui
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that
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light mlge.
It may be mentioned here that
8:50 p. in.——Kathlceli Stewart, :
pianist. . i - ,, ~ - ~—~
0:00 p. m.-——l)ance orchestra sclcc- 3 >1. )lUt‘X’l‘lN THE lxs'rnr-
tions. : .‘il-ZNTS—i.
9:30 p. tin—"Iced Coffee," 15‘.iza-! “’e have M w (mislwd our tooiin
lh-‘ primary i lll"(‘(-5'F;ll"\' to.
,\\'~ll guv plenty of support.
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l3}?31:1:llllzliizi‘llil‘sséiri1ccsauspic- M30 p. in.——July Fourth celebra—lill‘" mmmtwi “11ml: ilw- front mlzv.‘
CS or Greater New York Federation lion, "Sons 0: the Alllt-rican licvolu- Min}- .4 ’11:“, unis. tulle rm'krts. “my
of churches. iiofijfl‘lsr‘lgudier chllcrnl Ulivur 13.. fl‘llldm “TH-“Infuse." ls d'rnwn lll. ‘
r. _. . . . 3r gluan. pl‘I‘Sltt‘lll. N" “.1 5*iw\\‘ll 1n inlnl‘rous
pri‘tllso‘l P- m- 305( Phil“: I‘orsythc 50' 10:30 p, iu.-linr0m Slt'l'll'fl Ur- .i:ll‘1;t“”;hh' but }t‘>ll ' jlinut‘ frlzanvly ,
H, _, __ r . _ Cllcstru. L11:1 iv l‘('- :L azvnt-rn ll. “:1 n. ‘."'l‘.' ;‘
lCllllijlil‘DlSlt‘. Ldlth Loretta Ilcm -.\\:Jy_..\'gv York (“y-(1.0:, :lt‘t'ntll-u from 1.1:: photograph 5
7:55 p. m.——"l”rotcction Through . 7:30 p. “L—l‘conm‘l Alison. l‘llhll‘ll on .r\‘.“.nlllll:\' - . .
the Ages." ' lxnickcrhockcr Orchestra. d I‘ll-"THI'M'NH ‘a. lxlxllt-tlc‘l‘t ',: tut-i wt .lllt
.. r -. _ , _ .3le p. Ill.——Gultlllliln lion con- " *““""'* ""‘ ‘ ” ~' 5 “1‘: 2
onto.) p. in. Arthur )lichaud, ten 'ccn iron) Mall. Central Park. Alli?~":1”1w. brf‘» Tim", Md. 1",}... “hi-11'
8:35 p. m.-—“Scasonal Hay Fever," American program. l-‘rances Scbel. : 3“" 11”.. itig :15} 1"‘Ly‘l‘r'f: Shelli";
Dr. Louis Sternberg. soprano-soloist. ’1 .‘ ,1 "1“,?" “Nth” -” I“ ,3.
8:50 p. in.—Arlhur Miehaud ten- 10200 R inn—Mary Gleason, unc' yum.- ”ij‘lfn. r“ 1?“ "3‘ng INT _.
v trillltlolls— l’ntl'iotic." lo .t «lll.lll~ . ~13.‘ ix .~..t I». imv thilllL-
or. 11:12.. 'l‘hr‘ w : '- " :lw l2,“ Eul‘
6:00 to 7:00 i. lll.——.\l'UUllil the ‘
Alamac's festive hoard. chrture it)" W”. “Hm H H L 2: ' . "5 ‘hmhl'
0160” Vail's Trio. Jesis by luaslmus- .\i .\: rein: .4 thin 'n‘ ill tvnng
tors. Talks and songs by renowned til-“SM“ ( ’1‘ “h“ H b] “-‘Hm‘u ‘1 w
folk. Dance music by Paul Specht : ”TM ”1" “mu—1' ' r .m my 3 m‘lhy ":
and his Alanine orchestra. “Um .Ih” 1““ L M ”1” MW" T”
7:15 p. in.——ltoolncr sport period. ! “mun Th" rm" 'r‘ P '1
0:30 p. m.—“l"uurth ol’ July." ”1“”. :1». Why '\ 1“”
wnlium n. lioslcr. .3311;‘,,‘_.":,‘,’.'l.',“r ..
0:45 p. in.—(,‘harlcs Stricklanti‘s .1 ‘H ‘ ”'1“ y,” . _ ,_ ‘ "'
Orchestra. from l‘nllsndcs Allinse- k C T n-..m. ' ‘H‘. a U “-
mt-nt l’ul'lt. . . (,‘d 211;?» ‘llir‘ if»: ‘.\‘.“: tllv .2: «This
. ’ ‘ .. _ fins .15.] ~.‘..’.: ' :1 l: t' 1'. I. l
anJU‘lJ P- “IF—1.10 ““1L‘m- supra: Nv‘xt lo lllv- l‘IE"ll on“: S 3 w tic-
]..;31~ p. m.—-1):lncc orchestra. Etckiqukr : ‘ M51 l. h; I“! 1”. ll“,
limo p. in.—.\lusiczll program. 2,},- .tr 1. ‘ii', ":21!” L h. “V”.
11:30 p. m_ Original James Boys. tingl‘un'limml" .‘ f 2‘25”"; “fill.“ :”,".
. ' V , - I la 1.. . .." :[W’S Lil,
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mounting the condensers it is
fasten the angle brack-
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‘l‘u f‘wmlvnl'c :ml-ivnt Egypt or the
if the Kings. and all thvy
l-4-;::r:ltlirll to us, brought :0
i tlmo- to time by excava-
nlzllcrizll discovery, such
«lvvlricily and the like.
nth-r st‘lf’nlltlt: channels
rmiit-ulous. But archae-
mvcstigulion shows us that
Z‘ll‘. l; «2w “\mr‘lvs as thr- harnesslng ct
lbw-o putters to ourluseS are the
.v ‘w .‘ithfllllllRC other than the ':
‘ izlttllcimv, that modern
may; claim over that of
.Uznin. though “0
m‘nn- intimate with those
wop‘r in the living. by arch-
n.l research work we can be-
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"lllliilt? with their dead and
Y..7'."l1ll thv)‘ have bequeathed
.~. result of such research. we
3' ‘ culture in the way of in-
tlov'lopmcnt and the arts
“'er in those most an-
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, as in many ways higher
': tiny :m- today. 1n tact, mod-
;,..;;ro<s in the mechanical
Is .‘ll‘lll lmluslrlallsm are largely
- maxi-1o for the complete eclipse
‘nlunrnus and unconscious or-
. pl‘ttxlilt‘llfln. ll thereby no not ‘
ultimate results as cubism and
:r'..~;lil. than archaeological rc-
wh will show that the arts are
' without our mechanical and in-
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turrets: History Magazine.
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seal me up in some ancient:
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mnzh. rm. the Golclrn Rod's again
in Mogul.
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Phone 2978
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By 0.4mm): E. BL‘TLEIL.
Radio Enumer-
er recently was persuaded
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[7:130 p. m.——1"inanciai development -:45 p. m.-—A talk on motoring. l Ti, w,“
0 t e day. ‘ ' 8 p. m.—-Musicai program. | ‘ o
7:30 p. “hr—Ensemble classical 9 p_ m.—Danco program. '1 _ _ ca. to try out one or these new battery 1
music. ‘ ' , Arnie 6' solutions that. it was claimed. uould 3
8 p. m.—\Veekly French lesson. ‘ ' i 5r cl: 9 0 0 0 give the battery 3. longer life. longer ! .
8 30 \ dit ium cone t lIBDAL 1 di hag-g9 rate with the same amount 9 IS written f th
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10:30 p. m.——0rchestra dance se- D‘AYLTGHT TIME. 92 . Hole 2; l m g, at charge. and give a. steadier flow or ose
lections. “YEAF—Sew York City—4 . , ' or current. .d
6:00 p. m._—-Dinner mus1c. 7“- ' ~ I . . . Addition! claim! war. made in reSl ents of Nor-
“’EAF—Xew York City—492. 7130 9' "L—Mehu‘i", 1’9“!" Golf: " ' 0 "'0 that it would bring ah complfcttflg
The outstanding events at the ‘f‘mov “CCUumMd 1” “mm“ "g ' ' , dca‘d Dat‘ery to iimhd e; and: L; \Valk \VllO “,ant to
Democratic convention irom Madl- 1.95:. 1. u I” “my“ g . l I I . - l . _,: 'f'" mutcichargl'ng pong“. hon“: 135%;
son Sauare Garden will be broadcast ‘ ' ° p- m" ‘3 ‘ LL“ ~ ‘ . i fi-lfi—rl . I - - . r- ‘ g the plates from p . . . l and are not aft id
in addition to the following programs 1’"”“5‘- y _ fi—Sfi—aj .3 . l l - If 3 ' would do away forever with the ': a
which are subject to change. 5‘0” 1"- m.-——l‘ho Hal’pmms 13°F“ '~ . . 4%! need of adding distilled watc. and i .
“ 5 of n hydnometer. ' to thlnk.
the frequent
The claims etc, all made good—
!or a (cw weeks. For n time the
battery seemed where a. greater
discharge to 'an equal charging 'per-
led. the vol e was always high.
and sulphate no longer settled to‘
the bottom Qgthe jars. '
But. like all things that are too
good to be true. my battery soon he-
gun to show signs of old ago. The
current flow became. erratic. tlw
charging period had to be extended
“hile the discharge period hecalne’
shorter. To a battery service sta-
tion the battery Went for repairs.
“'hcn the plates were removed it
Read it daily.
It will help put
you straight on im-
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national topics. I
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1—Deaths g
2—Cards of Thanks
3—ln Memorial-n
4—Flowers
5-Wnersl Directors
6—Honuments. Cemetery be.
'I—Persoaals
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was found that. they were in a slate '
9—Societies and Lodges
of ruin. The active material had
iii—Lost and Fauna
fallen out. the plates Wore halt eaten
up or linked off. and the bottom of:
the cells were filled with ooze. i
The battery solution that had been
placed in the cells was nothin: morn
or less :l 1750 solution of sulphuric ,
acid. This gave the cells a great.
amount of power {or a time. luutj
soon destroyed the material of the
plates. -
PIGGLY \VIGGLY
12 MAIN STREET
Must ('itlu-ns Four Their Congress.
(Saturday Evening Post)
There is something radically
wrong “llll'lllu government when
the convening 0! Congress. towards
NORWALK,
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AUTOMOTIVE—
A—Automoblle Agencies
li—Automoblles For Sale
is—Auto Acceuorles
li—Garages—Autos for Him
15—Motorcycles and Bicycle.
17—Wnnted—Automotlve
l BUSINESS SERVICE-—
ls—Busines. Bel-vices Offered
19—Bulldlng nod Contracting
21—Dressmaxinx and hillllnen
22—Hesting. Plumbing. llootim
ail—Insurance and Surety Bond.
:3—Monng, Trucking. Storm
:G—Paintins. Papering. Decont-
which the nation should loci: for
in:
sound and constructive legislation. ‘
is regarded with apprehension and
its adiournmvnt business is hailed F. I‘I. B‘Ax IER
with relief. when unsettlcmcnt and;
uneasiness pervade the liusinrss' DRUGGIST
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denco returns and rehabilitation be- i Tan)", .ge law. lurk
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g ’ d” rn m (undies.
Green Seal and “um .ll‘s
L's—Professorial Services
:9-'iiepairinc and Refinishing
soc—Tailoring and Pressing
Il—Wanted—Busines. Service
EMPLOYMENT-—
Sla—Employment Agencies
82—Help Wasted—Female
ls—Halp Wanted—hints
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Si-Help—Male and Female
35—-Bolicitors. Canvauers. Axons
36—8ltuntions Wanted—Female
37—Sltuatl0ns Wanted—aisle
FINANCIAL—
ss—Businus Opportunities
iii—Money to Loan—Mortgages
il—Wsnted—To Borrow
[NSTRUCTICN—
(2—Corresponoenee Cour-ell
43—lmcal instruction Clo-es
44—Muslcal. Dancing. Dramatic
is—Wnnted—lnstruction
LIVE STOCK—
47—Dozs. Cats. Other Pet.
48—Horses. Cattle. Vehicles
IS—Poultry and Supplies
so—Wantedc—Live Stock
MERCHANDISE—-
51—Artieles For Sale
Slap—Baxter and Exchange
“—80“: and Accessories
E’s—Building Materials
Si—Business and once Equip-
merit
65—Farm and Dairy Products
Eve—Puel, Feed. Fertilizer.
ST—Good Things to Eat
Ell—Household Goods
(SO—Jewelry. Watches. Diamond:
til—Machinery and Tools
62—Musical Merchandise
ems—Radio Equipment
63—8eeds. Plants. Flowers
64—Speeials at the Stores
SS—Wearing Apparel
GG—Wsnted—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD——
67—Rooms With Board
ss—Rcoms Without Board
69—Rooms tor Honsekcplnt
7o—Vaeation Places
71—Whero to Eat
73—Wherc to Stop in Town
73-Wanted—-Rooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT—-
Il4-—A;:cn.rtrnents and Flats
75—Business Places tor Rent
til-Farms and Land For Rent
77-Housen For Rent
78-Offlces and Desk Room
79—51mm and Mountain—
Rent
Bil-Suburban—To Rent
Sl—Wanted-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-4
R —Brokers in Real Estate
lz—Business Property For NO
Sis—Farms and Land For Sale
ill—Horses For Sale >.
SS—Lots For Sale
IG—Shoro and Mountsl
Solo
s7—Suburban—For Sale
89-Wanted—Real Eust-
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