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CREDIT to those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS hone subscrib- ure mailed promptly at. tllO date of first insertion with the exception that in view of the courtesy extended they will be paid before the seven-day cash. discount has expired. e continuation of . the no a is dependent on the co- operation given by the public. ' , in minimizing collection ex- ! posses by prompt ”meets. - on Wed.— r OUNCEMEN'I‘S—i e l—Deathe 2—Cerd of Thanks e-ln ht‘emorlam B—Funeral Directors e—Monuments. Cemetery Lots 0—Societlee,end Lodges 10—134 and Found AUTOMOTIVE- A—Autonlobiie Agencies 11—Automobiles For Sale. ' ill—Auto Trucks For Sale. 18—Auto Accessories ii—Garegee—Autoe for Hire a shallotorcyciee. and Bicycles 11—Wanted-Automotive BUSINESS SERVICE— '1l—Buslnees Services onered IO—Buildlng and Contracting :1—Dreeemaking end Mllilnery 22—Heating. Plumbing. Roofing u-lneurence and Surety Bonds u-‘rrucklng—Storage u—Palnting. Paperlng. Decoret~ ing ' ae—Profeeelonal Services ae—Repeirlng and Refinishing ao—Tellorlng.‘nnd Pressing .‘ fl—Wauted—Buelnese Service I EMPLOYMENT- eke—Employment Melee Ila-Help Wanted—Female le—Help Wanted—Hale as—nelp—Male end Female Mlicltors. Cenveesers. Agents " u—Sttuetions Wanted—Female fl—Sltllations Wanted—Male FINANCIAL— ' ee-Businees Opportunities 40—Hour! to Loan—Mortgages INSTRUCTION- n-Locel Inetruction"Clesees u—Mueleel. Dancing. Dramatic de—Wented—Instructlon - . LIVE s'rocx— d'i—Dogs. Cats. Other Pets Honorees. Cattle. Vehicles de—Poultry end Supplies Io—Wauted—Live Stock MERCHANDISE:- 81—Articles For Sale Shep-Barter end Exchange SI—Boets end Accessories tie—Building Materials “—Buslnele and Office Equip- meat li—Ferm end Dairy Products te—Fuel. Feed. Fertilizer ST—Good Things to Eat 59—Houeehoid Geode eo—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds ' e1--)iebhlnery end Tools es—Mueicel Merchandise ez-a-Redio Equipment 03-Seeds. Plants. Flowers M—Speeieis at the Storep eE—Weering Apparel “—Welted—To Buy ROOMS AND BOARD— Ii—Ro e With Board et—Booms Without Board ee-Roorns for Housekeeping ‘ie—Vecstion Pisces il—Where to Bet . 'fs—Where to Stop in Town "—Whnted—Roome or Boerd REAL ESSATE FOR RENT— fd—Apertmente end Flats fl—Busine- Pieces for Rent fe-Ferme and tend re.- neat if—Hoeees For Rent ' e "-0wa end Desk Boom ".Shore end Hooch:- .. to; Rent . asst. ESTATE nos sans.— 3—Brokere in Real Mate ez—Bueine- Pi‘liborty For his ee—Ferme end [end For Sale ee—lloaeee For Sale es—ute For his gd—Shore end lonnteln — For Sale ef—Subdrheu For hie ss- l‘o nuclease—Real Estate ee—Wssled—Reel Estate l cape. etc.. have been re-nickcled “Ha—A...“ ANNOUNCEHENTS Sir-eyed. lost. Found It) FOUND—ii karat gold pin. at Calf I’usturo Iicach. Call of oilice. (‘qu Pasture lleach. Owner may have pin by proving property and paying for this ad. LOST—A 16 ft. Old Town canoe, green. bow marked with white monogram No. i II. II. "ll" with one D inverted. in‘lndcr please notify George Schlichting. .lr.. lilckory Iilni’f Ilcnch so. .Vorwalk. LOST—Wallet containing opcrntoi‘s license and owner's license. with New York address. Return to John I). Longwcll. 10 Yost St.. So. Norwalk. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale A GUARANTEED RECONDI- TIONED QUALITY CAR IS A BET- ‘l‘lm BUY THAN A NEW CAR AT THE SAME PRICE We have available. at present. the following reconditioned Frankllns at prices which cannot fail to interest you. Each car represents an excep- tional buy. Number one: 102i Series 10-13 (Converted to 10-C) Sedan. run 9.800 miles. This car. tea. has been thoroughly gone over. me- chanically. has been re-finished in Duco lacquer. its bumpers. bub- and it would take a very discern- ing person to tell it from a brand new car. Disc wheels add to its already attractive appearance. New car guarantee. 1920 Oldsmobile 0 Sedan 8125.00. 1922 Studebaker Touring $275.00. 1922 Buick Touring $125. 024 Chevrolet Sedan. 1300. 92:: Cleveland Sedan $450.00. We will be very glad to demon- strate any of these cars to prospec- tive purchasers. THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO. Phone 1831 05 Well St., Norwalk II‘Ol‘t SALE—Buick. latcst modcl sport coupe (l‘lig Six) with rum- ble seats. 1n .\-1 condition, very reasonable. Address Private Own- er clo/ Sentinel; . FOR SALE—— 1025 Studebaker Coupe $1,200 1921 Buick Sedan 500 1023 Dodge Sedan 425 1923 Essex Coach 350 VAAS’I‘ BROS. Cadillac Dealers Hupmobile. Repairing on all makes of cars. Storage by the day, week or mopib. your car washed while you wait. AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE 3 Elizabeth St. Tc! 4127 W. ii. AUSTIN South Norwallt .Phone 1950 CHEVROLET SALES d: SERVICE Westport 690 BUSINESS SE VICE mm an or. Your Trees Need 'A'l'l'ENTION CERTIFIED TREE S A. B. WEB. Phone 272 Westport Business Services Offered I. A. Main. FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING Custom Slip Covers \ Auto Cushions. Carpets and t‘nrtains. 30 Woodward Ave. . 02m Phone awnmos Beautiful designs exclusive patterns. They Wear. Wear end Wear. The Fitzgerald Awning Co. First and New Ste. East Norwalk Tel. 8080 . WOOUI'ER O DAVIS A is. woos'rEn M. w. mm ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent Office. 1115 Main eety, Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents. Established 1809 l‘elephone 1513 BROWN BROS. Foundry 3. Electro Platers 46-48 Garden St. Stamford. PLATING; Nickel. Black Nickel. Brass, Copper. Silver and Gold. Oxidising in ny finish. Die Cast- ings Nickel lfled. Steel Facing on rolls. etc. Let us restore the old finish on Antiques. Brass Ket- tles, And-irons. Jugs". Etc. We also specialise in refinishing all Automobile Parts. Quality Work Prices Reasonable. trucking fe- ciiities. UPEOLSTERINO '- end cabinet work. Picture framing . mirrors and upholsterers' supplies. Chair caning. etc. A. Bergetrom. New I. O. O. S'. Bldg, So. Norwelk. 01mins. Dying. senor-inn. so HELLO BILL-New hat? No.. the old one cleaned blocked and trimmed Looks swell Who did the Job? The Practical Renovat- ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St.. S. Norwalk Conn, up 1 flight stairs. a satisfied customer is our elm. Moving. Trucking Storage es CELLARS and ccsspoole clesne . Light trucking. Sand, gravel a loam for sale. Walter W. Brown. Westporthvs“ Phone 108: Nor- welk. ’ J. A. HORISSET'PE—Local and long distance transportetloii. Ce 1 handling. reliable service. It . able-rates. Phone days 410. pig is KATTRESSES—Boe Springs. Cush- e Ave. .“ l. ' / if .,:s--. ours rower. .. ._._._ EMPLOYMENT [1pr Wanted-Female SALISSIADIES WANTED—Must in: experienced. Good pay..etcady position for the right party. lief- t-l'ellccs required. Apply to hi. lnndau. b & 10c Store. 127 Wash- ington St., at once. Help Wanted Melo , 8!! HELP WANTED—Male. usher and polisher on celluloid. Experienced only. Diamond Point Pen 00., 40 North Franklin St. " WANTED—Jinn for Janitor wt-k. lllonnelly's Store. ' help-slate and realm at W.\N’I‘Iiil——Cooks 875 up. Couples $150. up. general houseworkcrs. both white end colored. Apply Norwnlk employment figcncy. 90 Wall St. Phone 2503. Situations Wanted—remain u WAN'l‘l'ID—Wsshings to do at home. Inquire S Lubrano Place. Situations Wanted—Kale fl HANDY MAN—Building sn’cleen- ing cesspoole: grading. hedge out- tlug: lawn mowing: planting. end local trucking. James “her. it Taylor Ave. Phone It‘ll-W. Business Opportunities es PRINTING SHOP for sale. Cell Stamford 452. . STOCK iSSUH wanted in company needing additional financing or promotion with real merit and possibilities. Give complete de- tails llrst communication. Arthur Langley ,ltose & (10., 56 Wall Street. Nt-Iw York city. LIVE STOCK Dogs Cats and o:her Pele 41 GERMAN PEDIOREED female po- lice dog for sale. slxtecn months old. Will sell reasonable. Perty leaving town. Phone after five. (list-J. MERCHANDISE Articles For Sale S1 1 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-house car with sink. refrigerator. lights, etc. for good used car. Call Mr. ()lbbs, Darlcn' 109. floats and Acct-semis M FOR SALE—Cheap. motor boat. ilnrkcr engine. wth row boat. Phone 796 or 224 Norwalk. ii‘Oll SALE—Good skill, with spruce oars. Phone 2089. Fuel. Feed. hrtllleers to Film woon iron sens—moo per cord e ft. length. 817.00 per cord out any else you wish. Phone Norweilt 800. Sento Construction intervals. divided into carefully position. Service Depends On System! All the telephone lines in the city would be a great nuisance instead of a great convenience ——if each ’plione weren’t numbered and prop- erly connected with the control exchange. And the street car service would be a public - annoyance instead of a public ntility—‘il the- cars didn’t run on regular routes and at regular And this newspaper 's Clussiflbd Section would be a community “grabdmg” instead of a com- munity market-place-lf,all'tho eds wcfcn’t and alphabetically listed under each onel In these columns and columns of interest~ iug little ads you gt'tho some sort of intelligent and necessary service that the telephone and transit company give you. Instead of saving your minutes and your steps, as the other two utilities do, the A-B-C Classified ads save your dollars and your dis- The A-B-C Classified Ads Always the Same—In Service Always Different—In Opportunity grpupcd Classifications s on... . _-i .A, '4 .' PAGE ELEVEN omsumn 'msruiv REAL ESTATE NOTE. .‘ over the citiliscd world It Is mall's ambition in mm n house and lot. "cm is an opportunity to own a rcnl HOMIE. Six beautiful well decorated rooms, le rg e psntries and open porch, a bath room that is built to perfection and a foundation that is a credit to the builder. All modern im- provements. On a lot 00 x 106 it. The price is $8,500. Mortgage can be arranged. . For Service Call . Mr. Keane 1230 Taylor & Golden Co. Real Il'lsiaic Division 80. Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg. 0: So. Norwnlk. Conn. “’e have 88,500 to piece on first mortgage. O 0 awn-borers roa SALE Houses For Solo 81 FOR. SALE-Centcr of South Nor- walk. 1 family house. ll rooms. hot water heat, hardwood floors, clcc. lrlc lights, gas. scwcr. price 37.500 to qmck buyer. Box 399 South Norwalk. FOR SALE—Cozy 6 room house. some lmprnvcnicnls. barn. large orchard and plenty of grapes, $5,000. 6 Room house, some lili- provements. partly furnished 1st District, price 85.000. $1,000 cash on either. See The Tammany Agency. licai listnto and Insur- sncc. 128 Washington St.. Phone 334. FOR SALE—Good six room house. electric lights. gas. toilet. water. also two more rooms in attic, near Merwln St. Will make some work- ing man good home. Price $3050 part. cash. N. L. Byxbce '12 Cove Ave.. East Norwalk. FOR SALE—Several fine building lots in best sections of tho Nora walks. also farms. business blocks and houses. ALFRED K. ST. JOHN. Real Estate. 11 Pershing St. Phone 1321 Co. Roweyton Ave. . Household Goods se FURNITURE—Seedlld hand bought at highest prices. if you live any junk or metal to sell.’ we will also pay high prices. Call or write H. .‘laffee. fl Fort Point street. 6 ROOM HOUSE—oxcnr Harbor View. and large rcar let extending through to another road. good ‘ possibilities $8700 only $1200 down payment. Call Mr. R. F. Norris. Springdaie Realty Co. Realtors Springdale Conn. Nor- walk 1941-12 0;- Stamford 4054. Phone 4”. ions and Pillows of all kinds made. renovated and repaired Telephope 111. Ndrwelk Mattress Co. to Franklin Street. South Norweilt. Modal NM 62 COLUMBIA raccoons—v“ have a fine assortment at bargain prices. 10 inch for 28¢ each and 12 inch for 30¢. while they last. Foe Piano Co. -' Seeds. “sunflowers FOR SALE—Celery Plants. ‘08 field grown. so cte.‘ per hundred. Cuneo st Shore . Front Green- homes. Wanted—1o Buy ee WANTED TO BUY—2 second hand canoes. Write P. 0. box 848. LUCK ALwX's seems to be with some people—probably because they regularly read the classified ads. REAL ESTATE 3'03 BENT Boome' wan noun or FURNISHED ROOM—With board. in private family. all conveniences. 8 Putnam Ava. Near West Ave. Telephone ”Ii-W. Mrs. A mm- ler. fl APARTMENT Tb sour—t room- to adults only. All improvements. Heat in the winter. 10 Woodward spit-leisure and Rate APARTMENT—six rooms, modern in every way. redecorated. win- dows screened. Garage. Dost location in city. Phone 3089. FOUR ROOMS—all i mvements separate furnace, at 0 Van Zent St. Inquire on premises. e on 6 ROOMS for rent. with heat. Cell 8164-1 or 3080. T0 LET—Five rooms all improve- ments. Inquire A. Slull. 21 Cot- tage St., E. Norwalk. .Phone "01- .. w. e . Tb LET—4 rooms with improve- ments good location. inquire R. Joseioff. u Seeview In. or n. 3. Garbage. Washington St. ‘ THREE ROOMS—ell improvements. Inquire 100 Taylor Ave. or phone Plane hoisting. Special vase esr moving. 5 ton Itch dumps. lee Cone. Ave. Phone us daytime:- eeMe nights. mmvsiir screws-teem. st GIRL WANTEDr-Apeiy, N’s-walk .‘ ‘ I, _ ..._ ‘-» on; a... 0101 W. 6 Hamilton Ave. 31‘. ' ' use! a oo—eionee. an and mi‘lm‘mnam “ALICIA“ 1’03““- ”Mythic” FOR SAL‘S-Andre's restaurant. on Boston Post ltoed. one mile from So. Norwelk toward New York. 1Stopping place for buses all year round. Phone me. ceremonial as fine as silk. . a! ”N hotnet‘Jmmlouldiu in Lot. For Sale ‘ so FOR SALE—Excellent building lot. 60 x 170. Just off East Ava. op- posite the new .Dcltlott school de- velopment. situated in ccntcr of many‘new beautiful homes. Ad- dress Owncr. cio Sentinel. Shore-Mountain For Sale ~86 WATER FRONT property in the vlci ity of Norwalk is nearly all sol . There are still a very few unsold lots at Rownyton iicach. A splendid sandy bathing bench (where the water is clean and un- contaminated) and a deep water harbor is available to every lot owner The property is carefully restric d. is supplied with city water and electricity. Lots aver- age in size 50 x 100 and some arc priced as low as 31.200. Writc or ph e for descriptive foldcr. Reed viland. South Norwalk. Phone 2424. REAL ESTATE TOE SALE I Wanted—Real Estate ee '1\'.\N'l‘i~2D—Ons to four acres of llllnble lend with no buildings. The best that $600 cash will buy. Not more than 2 miles from the center of Norwallt. Address M. P2. 0,0 The Sentinel. AUCTIONS-LEGAL Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Scaled proposals will be rece ed lgv the City of Norwalk at the f- “(e of the City Engineer in the L‘ily Hall of said City not later then noon 'l‘ucedey July 20. 1020 to cover the furnishing of all materials and “labor required for the construction of Unified pipe sewers on Cliff. llld o and lluda Streets. Sewer is to 3 inch vitrified tile, with a total ngth of about 625 feet. l‘lans, specifications. proposal short and form‘bf contract may be obtained at the office of the City Engineer by depositing the sum of $5.00 which will be returned upon rclnrn of plans. etc. within ten days after bids are opened. The City of Norwalk reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. DOMAN. Street Commissioner. Kiwanis Travel Tour Will Begin July 21 SHENANDOAH. lows. (AP)— lliorc than 600 residents of at least fourteen different slates will soon be Journeying from Shenandoah toward Europe because the local Kiwanis club believes in the educational value of traveling. A special train carrying these who went to make the trip under sus- piccs of tho Kiwanis club will leave here July ‘.’I for Montreal. from which point they will sail for points in England, Scotland. Ireland and France. This Is the third educational tour the Kiwanis club has sponsored. The first was arranged for so chlldrcn to make an economics ltrimage to the home and to Abraham Lincoln at Springfie Last year a. tour for snyo made to Niagara Falls. . TIE A tin can to the tail of iron- ble—reed classified ads and make profits double. PROVIDEN’I‘ PEOPLE profit by perusing classified ads. FOR. SALE Owner leaving town. will sncrlllcc modern eix robin house with every improvement. Lot 75 it. front. E-car garage. Terms ar- ranged. h one 0. Gregory A I l llnprovytncnls. Two family boulevard. Modern. Consult CANTY & C0. hesitate—Insurance 17 Id. Help St. Phone 830 YOUR CHANCE A six room house on Garner Street ' At a price that's hard to beat Come and see it any day And buy in the lnetailmeilt way. TEE GAETO AGENCY Real Estate & insurance Phone 3404 so So. Main St. INDEPENDENCE Store and dwelling on Cedar Street Doing business all complete An investment worth your while At e price that will make you smile. TO LET Show room and garage on one of the main streets of Nor- walk. A very desirable loft with about 3,000 square feet of floor space. For particulars inquire of J. M. Layton Co. Inc. 36 Washington Street \ Insurance and Real Estate TEL. 85 L CLASSIFIED DISPLAY he.“ ' Hemmer...” gram—rm -39?» a: “hoists-denounce?» he Classified Page is the Favorite Meeting Place of. Employer and Employee CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 'm‘ been 0’ N .3. ”w“ Made-Hue Monies m . Rogers 6 Stevens 3 g. 27 “all st . horvvallt "00m 303 I‘lmm' 2-7-0-5 MOO. CHANCE TO ‘ OWN i'rigcruior. of all the breeze. Attic of store space. many cxtris. DON’T ‘ ACT 23 North Main Street Ofllce Phone 3915 NEVER WAS THERE A BETTER OWN YOUR HOME SMALL CASH PAYMENT . .340 rmuomn PRICE $6,300 A 6-room. exceptionally \vcll built house, shunted in one of the best rcsidcntial M‘clions in South Norwnlk. Interior artisticly dccorutcd~largc living room—~11 dclighti‘ul dining room with plenty of light—a wcll equipped kitchcn with modern fixturcs including a brand new cool range and hot water lit‘illt'l'—ii largo pantry with plenty of shell room also holds the rc- Tlic rear porch. wcll Sllilili‘tl. is a dc- iigliti'ully cool spot and largo enough to serve meals on. very convenient. for hot weather. The collar con- tains sci-in tubs. extra toilet, ncw furnace. ccmcni. floor, high cciling and extra store room. an extra widc stairway lending to the second floor which contains three bed rooms and bath, plenty oi? windows in each room that give you the advantage Thcl'c is large and roomy—plenty Gas, electricity, scwcr, city water, This is a wonderful opportunity DELAY! NOW! INVESTIGATE! Call, Write or Phone “Service that Servos" WALTER R. conmcs REALTOR General Insurance South N orwalk, Conn. Residence 3699 This Is Continucd From Page One.) alongsidc. Space. was lcft at the end of the street for the parade grounds. bonfire circle and games. The only accessory of the camp already in place before arrival Mon- day was the fresh-water spring in a dell nearby. where a barrcl was sunk over the outlct last your. The water is certified and only appointcd details are allowed to fetch the Sup: ply. Day Begins at d A. M. Reveille strikes the pillow pound- ing cars at 6 o'clock each morning and from‘then on the routlnc shifts through the day have been rcgulatcd by double whistle blasts. After washup and breakfast, the cooking detail of the day from each squad ' ,By WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY. SLiGll-lT ERROR IN HOUR men's mo emetic: ‘lI-iERE! ace-rm A BLACKSMI‘IH AN' HIM A ‘l'IMEKEEPER - iF THATAlHl'A SLAP AT nmna: Thaw RJLLED 1H SAME. GAG— eAT SCHOOL~ scam"! WA? A mamas-ma AN' TARzAM" was A CHEER LEADER. qcsficom! MAKES TIME. AN HE. KEEPS n’ t Via-ten An Aqnsr PANTS A morons. . OF A BLACKSMl‘fi-l . HE. HAS‘l’A GET, t SOME OFFICE GLN ' FER A MODEL: of eight men makcs a trip to the commissnry tent. for the day's sup- plics apportioned by Scoutmaslcr Ar- thur Lcemhuis. After breakfast comes the call to colors and in- spection of uniforms and tcnts, and at 8:30 a hike until swimming time at 11 in Great pond. Mess at noon and after signalling instruction en- Thc trail to the pond from camp is downhill and slippery. The boys must travel Indian file through trees and undergrowth for an eighth of a mile. But. oh boy! When they get there! There are no other camps on the pond and joy can be boisterous and unrestrained. Mess, instruction in tent erection and colors at 8 o'cloek. From 9 to 0:30 games and thou “lights out". One of the supreme moments of the day has been Just before taps. when the scoutmasters have played Santa Claus with rations of chocolate and fruit to send their charges off to sleep happy. " ‘ item 2 Wins 3. 3. Game. This routine was changed yester- day to allow instruction in fire- buildlng and trees and a baseball gamem'l‘ent 2 w ing from Tent 1. Visitors‘ night as observed with assembly on the parade grounds and exhibitions in that tying. tent erec- tion..iireb'ullding and games. Not the least enjoyable of these. to judge from-tho accompanying noise were the series of tub of were and a game brightly termed “passing the.stlck". 'I'h-i visitors formed on the outskirts and laughed themselves to repletion. most. delightful espredone cominl from mothers who had just greeted brown~faced warriors with relief. Lucky were scouts whose folks brought the family "mutt" along to see junior. but true to form. the bow-wows were 'the first to be clasped in homesick arms. This morning the camp awoke in e drieele to go throusb “'00!“ “1“." instruction. a matter of walking so many peoee and running so many. with a few novelties thrown in. At me this afternoon the! have knife end hatchet instruction and there are r. couple of four inning baseball leadership ‘ofIIccrs of the day. later. Incidentally the troops: 3, i.‘ 0, S. 9. 10, and 1;: by nunibor. have been split to allow varicty in the tents. Six lcnls house 14 boys each \\'llll dil't'l-rcnt shonldcr numerals and so tho rivalry if any. is between . former allies. Vaudeville Tonight. A prize competition is scheduled for tonight around the campfire. livery unlformcd young Amcrlcan with lllSll'lOlllC ability is chimed in a vaudeville contcsl. Acrobalics. har- monica-punishing, pantomimcs and. takc-ofls arc to be the order of the night. Tomorrow. Trail instruction in the morning: a some of capturing lhc ting in lhc afternoon: and at night a. grand and glorious camp- fire with the reading of "The Camp Breeze" an ambitious camp publica- tion in its fourth edition and cdlted by Ray Sherwood and lidwln Wheeler. Saturday is the sad day. The boys break camp at 1 o'clock and lcnvc at 2 in thclr motorbus. but the morning swim and a baseball game will be allowed as usual. l'crnnmcnt Details. “Permanent details" have handled some affairs. Jack Squlrcs has been bugler: Newtown and Martin. color guards: Chris Adams and Thomas Smith, columlssm'y. been done with daily details by num- ber to decide positions of chief cook, assistant and runner. All food prepared has green saplings and twigs over open fires. Daily tent inspection was not held Monday. the arrival day. but. on Tuesday “itcdwing”. or Tent 12. won commendation and ycst e rd ay “Cantelope”, or Tom 4, took the isurele. Camp goxcrnmcnt has been by of Marshall Iloyt es commanding officer and daily ap- pointments of othcr scoutmustcrs as The scoutmas- tors in charge have been: llarold Nash, Percy Quintard. Carleton and Ray Sherwood. James Callahan. Paul James. Arthur Leemhuis. rrcd Humphrles. and Edwin Wheeler. _______________——-—- Material Bandy. LAWRENCE, Kas. — A farmer. while harvesting whcni. found that. someone had planted a large con- crete vat filled with corn mesh and s. IO-gellon still in his field. All The Dlflcrcnco "Mother, can me and John have some cake?" “Not unless you ask for it gram-- matically." "Well. then—mother, can 1 have some cske!"--'l'it-Blts. London. 01' Maybe A Pol A fifty-three pound pumpkin. measuring 0! inches in circumfcr~ once. has' been grown in Rent. All American visitor declared it was tho games betwgea tents nhedsbd for . . Opinion. undon. Cooking has , 1‘ " cook, fireman, woodman' been in tho cook camp where racks ' for utensils have bccn erected of lel'lest grape he had ever lecfl.‘;' ‘ y . . p.2- I... r‘ e
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