l ,i l i PAGE ELEVEN Some Good Positions For People Who Are Ambitious. How About You? INDEXED FOR QUICK SERVICE All ads are restricted to their proper classification and the regular Sentinel style of type. it CLASSIFIED RATES Dally rate per line for consecu- tive insertions: Charge Cash Six Days .....-...... .00 .05 Three Days .......... .00 .01 One Day ............ .10 .00 No advertisement taken for less then so cents.'aned on is minimum of 6 lines. Count dve average words to the line Charged ads will be received by telephone and if paid at office with- in seven days from the first day oi insertion cash rate will be allowed. Ads ordered for three or sis days and stopped before explratlon will ”only be charged for the number oi times the ad appeared and adiust~ mom made at the rate earned. Special rate for yearly advertising upon request. THE SENTINEIJ allows As an accommodation extension of its public service, CREDIT to those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of tiret insertion with the exception that in view of the courtesy extended they will be paid before the seven-day cash discount has expired. The continuation of the poltcv is dependent on the co- operation given by the public in minimizing collection ex- penses by prompt payments. ANNOUNCEMENTS-e 1—Dcaths 3—Card of Thanks 8—In Memoriam S—It‘uneral Directors I—Monuments. Cemetery Lots 9—Societles and Lodges Io—Lost and li‘o nd AUTOMOTIVE- A—Automobllo Agencies 11—Automobtles For Sale 12—Auto Trucks For Sale 13—Auto Accessories 14—Oarages—Autcs for Hire 15—biotorcycles and Bicycles 17—WantedF—Automotive BUSINESS SERVICE— ld—Business Services Offered 19—Bulldlng and Contracting 21—Dreesmaklng end Mlliinery .1 23—Hesting. Plumbing. Roofing i ZS-Llnsurance and Surety Bonds :t—Trucking—Storage zd—Paintlng, Papering. Decorat- ing zs—Professionel Services its—Repairing and Refinishing ao—Taliorlng and Pressing It—Wanted—Buslness Service EMPLOYMENT— II-a—Employment Agencies 83—Help Wanted—Female ‘ 83—Heip Wanted—Lisle ' ai—Help—Male and Female 35—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents tit—Situations Wanted—Female sic—Situations Wanted-Male FINANCIAL— at—Buslness Opportunities ill—Money to Loan—Mortgages INSTRUCTION— n—Local Instruction Classes , dip—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic “—Wanted—Instruction LIVE STOCK— fl—Dogl. Cate. Other Pets -. spasms. Cattle. Vehicles t ns—Ponitry and Supplies go-Wanted-lee Stock . MERCHANDISE—- tip-Articles For Sale llt-a-vBsrter and Exchange fid—Boese and Accessories ss—Buiiiung tutor-ins “-3an end Office Equip- ment tl—Farm end Dairy Products u-Fuel. Feed. Fertiliser “mood Things to Eat u—Household Goods . so—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds ~ u—Machtnery end Tools din-Musical Merchandise Che—Radio Equipment dd—Seodl. Plants. Flowers sap—Specials at the Stores et—Wesrlns Apparel dd—Wanted—To Buy Roasts AND BOARD-e A. ugly—moons With Board "‘es—noom'wnnout Board ss—Rooms for_ Housekeeping 'ls‘—Veostion Places ' TIP-Where to Eat u—Whu'o to Stop in Town ‘ ts—wauua—noom or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RENT— u—Aparislents use Plats ‘ ‘ls—Dsline- Places for Rent u—nnns and use For that if—neusse For Rent 'ls—Ofooss and Dealt Itooln - 10-901! and Hounlala,— For ‘ Rent asst. ss'rs'rs son satin.— m—mirere in Real Estate _. ss—nnsisess Property For Isle ss—rsrm Jud use For an. ss—neoses For his - fl—lals For his ss—Shere and Ilguntain - for his air—Suburban For Sale ss—‘l'o Exchange—Real Estate [S—Wenled—ltc'd P I. 'AUCTttlxsa. l.l-:i:.\ A ”—Auctlon Sales «-~.-.mm...-. .~ -<‘ .‘w-‘M’Vv‘— 7'. . ss—uest Notice. momentum ”(PLOW Deaths I Help Wanted Male 83 ROBERTS—Dr. Na t n a n Scllock. \\',\:\"rl-;ll-—~]loy over 16 yrs. to help born Mar. ‘.".'. lili-‘l. dtcd .luly 24. I926. interment. \Vcstm-ld, N. .l.. July '27. i-‘nthcr. Mrs. 1'. ll. Scarff. \Vcslticld. N. Y.‘ llull Mrs. l-‘rnnk i-‘. Shcrmau. Hartford. t‘onn. Strsycd. lost. Found to CULidl‘." lJUU LOST—Yellow and white, answers to name of Ted. ’ Notify Thomas Iloran 17 Wood- bury Ava.. fiorwalk. LOST—Bank book No. (1‘10 on People's Trust Co. Return to J‘eople's Trust Co. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale If A reconditioned Quality Car is a better buy than any new car of the same price. We will be glad to demonstrate any of the cars listed below. Each of the Franklin: runs and looks like new and carries a new car guarantee. A lint—Series Ill-l} (Changed to iO—tt) Franklin sedan. run only 5000 nillcs. Original factory iluisli, like new. A lint—Series iO-B (Changed to 10-C) Franklin sedan. rcflntshcd in lluco, balloon tires. disc \vhcels. Ilun 10.000 miles. A 1934—Scrics 10-0 Franklin so. dan. refinished in Duco, balloon tlrcii. Run 21,000 miles. In addition to tho F‘frenklins listed “'0. have the following bargains in other makes. A 1925—Iludson Coach. 5 brand new balloon tlrcs. disc wheels, or- lgiiinl finish in splendid condition. i'llil only 10,000 miles THE NOR‘VAI.K FRANKLIN CO. Phone 1831 95 Wall St" Norwalk I-‘OR SALIS—Iteo Speed Wagon, 0 cylinder cloaed in cab. rack body. Almost llko nclv. a bargain. Also a few bargains in pleasure cnrs. Aaron Kuhn, 0 Railroad Ave. St). Norvvalk. "' . FOR SALE—— 1924 Ford Coupe ..... . . . . 1924 Ford Touring . . 1020 Ford Roadster . . . . . . . . 75.00 Call at 6 Westport Ave. or phone 2153 after 6 I‘. M. “$165.00 FUlt SALE—Rec Speed Wagon. 6 cylinder. closcd in cub. rack body. Almost like new. a bargain. Also a few bargains in pleasure cars. Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad Ave.. So. Norwalk. FOR SALE—6 cylinder Buick ioni- tng car. Cheap. Must be sold at once. Call Mr. Beatncs, telephone 851-6. FOR SALE- 1024 Chevrolet Touring . . . .3 200.00 102’» Buick Coupe ........ 1000.00 1921 Packard 6 cylinder touring 1:50. 1926 Hupmoblle Coupe .... 1800.00 VAAST BROS. ‘ Dealers llupmoblle. Cadillac FOR SALE—- Dodge Touring. Oakland touring. summer or win- ter top. c 2 Paige Touring. Summer or Win- ter top. . Chandler Coupe. Olds Roadster. Olds Touring. One Paige motor 6-66 name your price and terms. PAIQE-JEWET'I‘ MOTOR. SALES ' CO. INC. So. Norwalk. Conn. model Phone 4170 Open Evenings. W. R. AUSTIN South Norwalk Phone 1060 CHEVROLET SALES 8: SERVICE Westport - * 590 Repairing—Service Stations 10 ‘I’tepsiring on all makes of cars. Storage by the day. week or month. your car washed while you wait. AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE 8 Elizabeth St. Tel 412'! BUSINESS SERVICE reign seawater. Your Trees Need ATTENTION ' CERTIFIED TREE spammsr A. II. KELLNER. Phone 272 Weston-t Business Services Offered A. Mater. FURNITURE UPHOLS’I‘ERING Custom Slip Covers. Auto Cushions. Carpets and Curtains. - 36 Woodward Ave. Phone ‘ IS (I! awmivas Beautiful designs exclusive patterns. They Wear. Wear and Wear. ' The Fitzgerald Awning Co. First and New Sts. East Norwaiit Tel. 3080 woosran a DAVIS .‘ A. M. WOOSTER l. W. DAVIS ATTORNE'S AT LAW. Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent Office. 1115 Main street. Bridgeport. Send for Booklet on Patents.)L UPHOLB’I‘ERING —- and cabinet work.‘ Picture framing mirrors and upholsterers' supplies. Chair caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New‘ I. 0. 0. F. Bldg. So. Norwalk. (leaning, by“. machine so HELLO Blur—New satanic. the . old one cleaned blocked and trimmed Looks swell Who: did the-Job? The Practical Renovat- ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main BL. 84 Norwaik Conn. up 1 flight stairs. a satisfied customer is our aim. “mm as may dam-an itine- lo- cal and long' distance trucking. Plano hoisting. Special vans for moving. 8 (from mint". .100 Cons. Ave. Phone “I Male; SIN-IO mu .0 126.00 ' on soda fountain. Apply Mn- lnickcmo (‘nndy Store. bl. Wash- ington St. WANTED—first class nlttchll'llsl. Apply Stollwrcck Chocolate L'o. Stamford, Conn. Help-Male and II‘cmalc 3i WANTED—Cooks $75 up. Couplrs 8150 up. gcncral houseworkers. both white and colored. Apply Norwalk employment agency. 90 Wall St. Phone 2063. situations Wanted-Male I: HANDY MAN—Building and clean- ing cesspools: grading. hedge cu - ting: lawn mowing: planting. on local trucking. James Fuller. 0! Taylor Ave. Phone It‘ll-W. MERCHANDISE Boats and Acceswrlce l-‘OR SAI.l?—~l.annch speed model 2'0 feet. in fine condition. No En- clnc. Price 840.00. II. 1.. ilowlnnd. lion'iiyton. Fuel. F‘eed. Fertilisers ss FIRE WOOD tron SALE—tithe pcr cord t ft. length, 011.00 per cord cut any else you wish. Phone g? And this newspaper's divided into carefully In these columns it Instead of saving y Classified ads save you . position. Service Depends On ' System! All the telephone lines in the city would be a great nuisanceénstead of a great convenience ——if each ’phono-wercn’t numbered and prop- . ci'ly connected with the central exchange. And the street car service would be a public annoyance instead of a public utility—if the cars didn't run on regular routes and at regular 1 intervals. he a community “grab: munitymnrket-placc—tf all the ads weren’t and alphabetically listed under each one! ing' little ads you get the same sort of intelligent and necessary service that the telephone and transit company [:lVd you. steps, as the other two utilities do, the A-B-C The A-B-O Classified Ads Always the Same—In Service Always Different-In Opportunity Classified Section would ling" instead of a com- groupcd Classifications nd columns 02 interest.- our minutes and your r dollars and your dis- cussant) DISPLAY REAL ESTATE NOTE. All over the civilised world it is man's ambition to own a house end lot. Hero is an opportunity to own a rent 110311;. , Six beautiful well'decoraled rooms, large pantries and open porch, a. bath room that is built to perfection and a founda ‘ n that is a credit to the bui der. All modern im- provements. On a lot 60 x 105 it. The price is $8,500. Mortgage can be arranged. For Service Call Mr. Keane 1230 Taylor & Golden Co. Ilcnl Estate Division So. Not-walk Trust (‘0. Bldg, So. Noru‘alk, Conn. “'15 have 08.500 to place on first at highest prices. If you have any junk or metal to sell, as will also pay high prices. Call or write Ii. Jaffec. 37 Fort Point street. Phone 499. MATTItESSES—Box Springs. Cush- ions nnd Pillows of all kinds made. renovated and repaired Telephone 317. Norweiir Mattress Co. 40 Franklin Street. South Norwnlk. ' Musical Mercliandisc e2 COLUMBIA RECORDS—We have a line assortment at bargain pri s. 10 inch for 23¢ each and 12 fob f r 30c. while they last. Fox Piano (. . DON'T ’i‘IIitOVV AWAY your old clothes. Call 3376 or address a card to P. 0. Box 603. ROOMS AND BOARD Iioonis With Board NICI': LARGE furnished room sult- nblo for 2 gentlemen or man and wir‘. with board if desired. Phone 3.133. llinntcd—‘l‘o Buy 51 [looms For Housekeeping 00 ROOMS TO LET—With or without furniture. ycnr 'ronnd electricity water, and heat. Mrs. Louise Hoffman. noton Ave. Ilon'ayton Conn. REAL ESTATE 1‘03 BENT Apartments and Plate ~14 FOR RENT—4 very nice rooms and bath on Main at" Norwalk. Every convenience. Garage. A d ults only. Mr. Norris. as Main St. Norwatk. phone 1041-11. FOit RENT—No. 82 Van Zant St. 5 rooms, all improvements. New floors and wall paper. Inquire upstairs or telephone 2102-28. FOR. ItENT—-Stx rooms and bath. centrally located. Adults only. Ap. ply Hsrrls & Cans. Telephone 721. NOROTON HEIGHTS — Opposite . station. 3 a- 0- room flats. $18.00 and $20.00. Near bus. Telephone William Ashton Daricn lib-5. TO LET—House 1“ So. Main, 7 rooms all improvements. adults or grown _ups preferred. Apply to Owner 140 So. Main St. THREE ROOMS—all improvements. Inquire 100 Taylor Ave. or phone 315. - ‘~ . Norwalk 850. Santa Construction Co. Rownyton Ave. mortgage. Household Goods so FURNITURE—Second hand nought | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE l AUCTIONS—LEGAL AUCTIONS—LEGAL auce, 1'13 Washington St.. Phone at“. hots For Sale 85 FOR SALE—10 ft. strip of land on Soundview ’l'crrni-c, S. Norwalk. suitable for garage. Tel 869. FOR SALE —— IN SIIA’MIIMINH SECTION AT A '1‘ It A CT I V E PRICES. 9 BEAUTH l. BUILDING LOTS. 100 It‘ElC'l‘ ROAD Ii‘ltONT‘ AGE, RESTRICTED DEVELOP- MENT, CITY WATER. ELECTRI- CITY. C. E. SLAUSON. 61 \VAIJ. S'i‘.. PHONE “00. OR YOUR OWN BROKER. FOR SALE—Several fine building lots in best sections of the Nor- walks, also farms. business blocks and houses. ALFRED K. ST. JOHN. Ilcal Estate. 11 Pershing St. FOR SALE—Excellent building lot. ‘60 x 170. Just 0!! East Ave.. op- posite the new Delliott school de- velopment. situated in center of many new beautiful homes. Ad- dress Owner. cio Sentinel. 'Ii‘OR SALE-Two lots in “'ulltlcc ' Avenue. Marvin Beach. Inquire 70 Spring street. South Norwalk or 323 Atlantic street, Stamford. AUCTIONS—LEGAL Legal Notices Phone 13:3 II ESTATE OI“ TIMOTHY FRANCIS MAKER SOLYEsz NOTICE District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court. July 9. 1926. ' Estate of Timothy Francis Mailer late of Norwalk in said District. dc- ceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwatk; hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tht creditors of said 1-St- tate to exhibit their claims for settle- ment. Those who neglect to present their accounts. . properly attested. within said time, will, be dcbnrred a recovery. Allporsons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to ' CHARLES E.‘ HOYT. Houses For 8an 8! lit-gal Notices It Ii‘Olt SALE-Cozy 0 room house. AUCTION some improvements. barn. large 0. ti. Palmer, Auctioneer. will sell orchard and plenty of grapes. at public, auction on Saturday. July $5,000. 6 Iioom house. some lin- Slat ::t :l l". 31., 04 Ilobson FL, st provcincnls. partly furulshcd lst Sinpp.:n l‘olnl. Stamford. Conn.. District.prico $5.000. $1.000 cash running through to Itock Ridge on either. Sr-o 'i‘hc Tammany IIna-l. loo feet on each street by 300 Agency. Itcal Estate and Insur- fort long with Li residences on propci'tr. Ilouse facing llobson St. anru Anti type. has 10 rooms and 3 built in baths. sewer. gas, elec- tl‘lclH. strum heat. (Kleen Heel) ntlluiiuitiu oil burner. specious rennis. elegant bedrooms“ Rock Lodge dwelling is Dutch Colonial typo nun grcen shutters. lies 8 rooms and '.l baths. steam htat (lilcrn ltcct) automatic oil burner. Iloth houses were put up for all the your around living and in a vcr)’ select neighborhood. Give these places your attention. They are go- ing to be sold for the high dollar and no reserve. Per Order Owner. July 20. 19:6. .\l)'l‘lClC TO BIDDERS. Stall ll proposals will be received by the t‘uy of Norwalk for the con- struction of a bituminous macadain pnvcmmt on portions of Cove Ave- nut) and Fifth street in said city; bids to be opened and read in pub- lie at the office of the Street De- partment. City Hall, South Norwalk. Conn. at 2 P. M. Standard Time. Monday August ‘2. 1026. The work dam pavement and such- grading and other operations as may be inciden- tal thereto. . Plans. specifications. proposal sheet and form of contract may be obtained at the office of the Street Department by depositing the sum of $5.00 which vvlll be remitted upon return of plans etc. in good condition within ten days after bids are opened. Bids are to be accom. printed by a certified check of $500.- 00. The successful bidder will be required to furnish surety bond for 510000.00. The City of Norwalk reserves the right to reject any or all bids. JOSEPH DOMAN. Street Commissioner. A Russian author has discovered a way to get double royalties by publishing the same book under dif- t'crent titles with two different pub- lishers. We don‘t see why several of our popular authors shouldn't cash in heavily by this system. Their books all read alike, anyhow. will include the lsying of about “00. square yards of bituminous meea-. le'gnl Notices ESTATE OI“ JOSEPH DINI- “‘EILEII SOLVENT NOTICE District of Noruulk. 52:. Court. July l‘.'. .\. it. 1020. Estate of Joseph l.in.\\vvllcr. late or Not'lvalk lll said Ilistrlct‘ de- Probate ceased. The Court. of Probate for the Dis- trict of .\'nr\\.i‘.l\, llitlll llllllll‘d and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Es- tate to exhibit thr-ir claims for settle- ment. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested. within said time, will be disbarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate paymtnt tn JACOB i..IN.\'\\'EIl.ER. Administrator. Paid in , Full Eleven years ago Charles F. Galvin, iscanabn. (mt-h.) grain merchant, failed with liabilities of more thnn1‘200.000. His creditors have just received checks from him paying the last of this indebtedness. although he was legally obligated to FOR RENT—6 rocni house. all im- provements. 04 Osborn Ave. Offices and Desk Boom- , OFFICES TO IET Good sized once on Washington St-. excellent light. 315 per month. For information. phone Stamford “00. nan. were roe. sen: materials s4 AN UNUSUAL opportunity to pro. cure a. new} family. dwelling In — restricted locality.‘ 10 roomy: baths. Oak‘iloors and all im- provoments.‘ Price only 311,500. Convenient terfi. Phone 8121. 'JI walk. 1 family‘house. 0 rooms. hot water heat. hardwood floors, elec- tric lights. gu. sewer. price. 01.500 to. quick buyer. Box set South Norwellr. , - - « FOR SALE—Slxuroom house. double garage. ell improvements. excel- neiglibdrhood price reasonable}! Edits Ave. FUR SALE—6 room bungalow in Broad River. Nice location. hard wood doors. beautiful large stone ' fire place steam heat. large open attic which could eohvew ed into I more large rooms... Also garage. Lot good else.‘ 8‘ X100. Mr. It. '1‘." Norris. - Springdale Realty 00.. Ronllors. INI-I: or Bunion! “5‘ FOR SALE—Center“ South Nor- ' ien_t condition lot 50 x 139. nice -- Norwelk . a t5 HEAOIN' FE? . .A DIANOHD wot-l - ~ g a ‘Hl‘fti-l‘l'orl'l ‘ 3:: .1. t t ; HEADiN' FER «nurture? 4"" - iOmI'fJEtiui‘iis‘fdioxmincitiifgwfif ‘ u Administrator. —-(‘hicaito Daily News. 1’” b‘“ “ P" 9"“ 0t "“3 ‘0‘“- 2.°::.::::. arbitrary: °' E E- OUT OUR WAY - BY WILLIAMS ““3" W M“ 7' @— 'fi—lE’l’é LOVE. VAtéi't'f LEADS ‘70 l F%§.3’E,Nfai‘:23l:’f°h’2:3:“2'133 m in emitter“ 6““ *A ' . A‘ PM PM“ W”? .r“ €23 fdubfigi’ ifi‘éé’ipfléér 2 333233;“? 'f.°‘°3'.....t‘.‘ $931225? $3.53. as: to ulcers WHO W 5N“ HEAP 0‘ HEE HAwiN' . View Ave. Phone 3510. Ag: DEEM ‘Orfi‘;0:(‘e’-JDAAI~I$K AFOQEONW\$|§$BPA‘C‘?(A,DJ ,.. ,§\\‘ ousurtnn DISPLAY CLASSII'IED DISPLAY YOU! ORANGE A all room house on Garner Street - At a price that's hard to beat Come and see it any day And buy in the installment way. THE OAT-TO AGING? Real Estate a insurance Phone 84“ so So. Main St. INDEPENDENCE Store and dwelling on Cedar odtreet Doing business all complete An investment worth your while At a price that will melts you smile. W casn IN 14 30038 ' Printout! fairlonn service-inhom- beeen- Repeyabie in easy mt. , M Call. write or 'phone. ONLY LAWPUI. tarsus-r Beneficial Loan Society 27 “all St. “(lurk-- A'- Stmcns llidg. .\ur\\'it|k l‘ltonc 2-7-0-5 "tilllll 20;; ”Cool. Same 9 lJ—ll bribfltaeelii Banded mammal: $1,000 force — and this '23 North Main Street .Otiice Phone 3915 OPEN TROU.EY NOT POPULAR . AS FORMERLY The open trolley car is doomed to pass into the limbo of forgotten things. according to Thomas Mae- Lean. superintendent of the Con- necticut company. The days when open trolleys formed a good 50 per- cent of all trolley compenies‘ rolling stock will never return. he says. The- reason being the same that prompts motorists to purchase closed auto. mobiles in piece of the touring cars in greater proportion as the years roll by. From an economic standpoint the open trolley. maintained for e. good many years because of apparent popularity with the public. has been a failure. Whereas the enclosed car can be used all year round and its overhead is therefore distributed over all four seasons of operating profit. the open. car can be used only part of no. The rest of the year it lies idle in the carbarns, using up space and demanding a consis- tent amount of maintainencc care. It has been discovered also that the public is not- always in favor of the open trolley. Patrons will take the type in preference on a day when the sun shines merrily. but let a cloud appear and tho demand is for the car that protects filmy sum. mer clothing from spy chance of a wetting. And there is the rub. The open trolley is a failure in one out- standing polnt. that cannot be quick- ly converted into a shelter. There has never been devised a satisfactory cart in- arrangement and as a con- seq once. after every shower. pat- rons of the trolley lines complain to the companies about the drenchings they'rece'lved. So the open trolley is doomed. No more are being purchased by the Connecticut company and those that are now in operation will be allowed .to fit the still remaining demand on the picnic routes 'and will not be re- placed when ontwcn. The Not-walk division. with its Roton Point wk. and the Bridgeport division with-its Pleasure Beach perk. have about an equal number now Oln operation. There are probably not more than :0 open cars in the two divisions. The American people spend morn money-every year on theatres and club Jaee than they pay for tele- phono service. J The standpetter is safe so long as the. people will stand pattern—Wail ltreetJeur-ael. i LA... . ,.-.‘.‘:.a... my ‘nfmn. e... Another Exceptional Bargain CASH Balance Very Easy Terms 6 room house, every modern im- provement, centrally located, established neighborhood. Valua- tion can be estimated by the bank’s first mortgage of $4,000 now in rare opportunity can be easily realized when the Price Has Been Reduced To An Unheard of Sacrifice $6,500 This opportunity won’t last long—act now. Call, Write or Phone “Service that Serves" WALTER R. REALTOR COLLlNGS Gena-31 Insurance South Norwalk, Conn. Residence 3699 “—— Fireproof your business Modern methods of build- ing construction and tested fire prevention equipment con- tribute much to your safety. But fire insurance places the one sure protection between you and financial loss as a re- sult of fire. Be sure your instirance is adequate and correctly ap- plied. We will gladly inspect your fire risks. J. M. Layton Co., Inc. 36 Washington Street Insurance and Real Estate TELEPHONE 35 FOR SALE Six room house with all improve. ments. located in Hilltop section. Price $0.300. Eleven room. tvvo family house. 3 baths, 2 furnaces. Modern in every respect. Good location. Price 011.500. For these or any others consult CANTY & co. Wanted A Working Foreman to take entire charge of finishing. curling. ilenglng and trimming in a mall factory. Address w. E. Middlekautf & Co. BAIII‘IIIORE. MD. II NORTH LIBERTY HIE. ‘\ ‘A Frenchman doesn't know when . his wages will lose half their, value over the week-end. but an American knows his will dissppear.—Wludsor Bender Citi- She. Mai.» MMJL;im-J> 3-." .. . . .
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