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Regent—“The Sea Wolf."
Palace—“Tbs Unknown Soldier."
Cummings —— Carroll wedding at
It. Mary's church.
-or to any 9ther column in the
Ientlnel wood;-
to the brief column.
The Ev
eontrlhutio
paper. and regrets that so many
:fferiuse hav to be rejected be.
some of the erelgeuess of the
writer. . ’
Many peepls fail to write
names legitiy and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
aides of the paper. Such matter
:annot be used until it has been
mopied in the Sentinel office and
there is seldom time for um.
People using typewriters should
use a doubt-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where nec-
lsssry.
Republican Dinner at Weisheit's
Dericn.
Mayflower Hook and udder
»- Meeting. ,
Prayer Meeting, Hungarian Re-
[armed .
lunAndTldem'lbmor-row.
(Standard Time.)
lull Rm. see.eeee.esssn ‘15. A. Mo
Inn Sets ...,...u...... 7:00 P. M.
Bill: Tide eeeeeeeeees 12:00 A.'M.
'Isow Tide ............ 6M0 P. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence DeMottc.
178 East avenue.» are entertaining
Mrs. DeMotte's mother. Mrs. Walter
Guttrldge of Washington, D. C.. and
Mrs. John Monroe of Huntington.
L. 1.. for several days. Mrs. Gutt-
ridge may stay on with the De-
Mottes longer.
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Mrs. Marthe Hallenbeck. Tampa.
Florida. is visiting her niece. Mrs.
Henry Joyce of Bridge street, East
Norwalk.
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in Mrs. Charles Stafford. Mount
Vernon, N. Y.. is spending a few
days with Mrs. William N. Jones,
Eclipse avenue.
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Louis Jacobson, maager of Louis
Prensky company with his fiancee
Fay Roblnavitz and a party of
friends from Hartford are motoring
to Candeda and Saratoga.
I O O
Misses Kathleen and Mary Powers,
Boston. who have been spending a
few weeks with Councilman and Mrs.
Towers Hamilton of Seaview avenue
will return home Monday.
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Miss Elisabeth Saunders of Ely
avenue is spending the week-end as
the guest of Miss Marion Munson,
Bridgeport.
e e e
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hilkemeier
and family. 74 Ward street. who
have been visiting with relatives in
New York, have returned home.
e e _e
Mrs. Samuel Miller,'10 Spring
street, is spending a week in Hav-
erhill, Mass. .
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-—Radios and Vlctrolas sold on
easy terms, Donnelly.—Adv. ‘
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Mr. lend Mrs. Philip Luckett and
family. 74 Ward street, are visiting
in Atlantic Citi’. ‘
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The Misses Virginia E. Mlelenz,
Marion Conley and Mac Gadener,
motored to Bevin Rock last evening.
0 . O l O
’ Miss Elinor Harris. 6 Wallace
:avenue. was a visitor in Dridgepgri
flest evening. .
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g Miss Ruth Ferguson of Hing-
;hampton, N. I. who is spending the
fdummer with her grandparents, Mr.
_,end Mrs. Themes Saunders. recent-
ly entertained the Messrs. Trasyrof
New York. .
i 0 O O
1‘ Miss Sarah E. Ladrigan. 82 West
; News was a recent visitor in Pitts-
field. Mass.
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Jean Clerk. Elm street and Nor-
ma McLean. Wall street, are visiting
relatives in Brewster. N. Y.
-Now is the time of year for for
l‘ image. The Twin City Valet is a
Ireliable place and all fur storage
I here is insured against an and
etheft. 67 North Main St. Phone
3' 408.—-Adv.
, e e e
Samuel Bennett. Summit avenue.
. has purchased a new Ford car.
I 0
Miss Margaret McNeily. Webster
street, is enjoying e two weeks' vaca
tion from the office of the F. W.
Woolworth company.
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Miss Nathalie . Glickson. Isaac
piece. left to ay for Lang Blanch.
where she wll spend a week.
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“ Mlle France: Modhe. selenium
avenue. spent the week-end in New
York. e . .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rose. 2813\n-
‘Htt avenue. have Just returned from
a trip to Atlantic City.
0
Miss Ethel Pierce. 11 Banford
lees, started for Providence, R. 1..
l is morning where she will visit
. relatives for the next two weeks.
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euowaae.aa'veeeeowee-zwreh-o‘aw
Cards are beiilg received from Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Huntington. Court—
mat piece. who with their son
Watchers ‘at Lake Pocotopaug.
inlay will be away for one week.
. O O 0
, Min leuretta Rooney. Taylor ave-
‘nue. h euloyins’ two weeks" vnea'tion
Iron her duties in the Production
doprtsnent of the Norwellt Tire and
- Mrs. Rodney Rowell.
street and Mrs. H. Betchley were
visitors in New York city ovc’r the
week-end.
clo.
walk, have returned to their homes
after a recent visit at the assaul-
centennial exposition. Philadelphia.
0 O O
. Albert Warner. Wall street.
returned to his home after a short
visit with friends in New York city.
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started work today
Canaan construction company. \
, e e
First street,
New York state, yesterday afternoon.
family. First a
latives in New
end.
Norwalk Tire dud Rubber company
in the tabulating department.
U C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morehouse
of Dorian visited Miss Mary. Cun-
ningham and Miss Annie Sanford.
48 Elmwood avenue. yesterday.
. l s e 0
Miss Very May of Cleveland. Ohio,
arrived today at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. John Ferris. 80 West
avenue, where 'she will be a. guest
for several days.
also spend some time with Dr. and
Mrs. Irving Ferris, at their home,
“Cobble Cottage." Bell Island.
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Miss May will
0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blydenburg
and daughter Elsie. also Miss Estella
George, motored to Tarrytown and
Ossinlng. N. Y..
relatives and friends.
last week to visit
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Miss Gertrude Saunders. Nauga-
tuck. was a visitor at Hillside, school.
yesterday. Miss Sounders graduat-
ed from Hillside in June and will
enter Smith college in the fall. hav-
ing successfully passed her college
entrance examinations.
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Mr. and Mrs. Haliford Facts are
spending a vacation with Mrs.
Foote's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wells,
whose home is near Uiica.
Mr. Foote and his family once lived
at Bell Island.
now residing in New York.
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N. Y.
He and his wife are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sllcock. 22
Couch street. left this morning for
Worthington Mass. where‘they will
spend their vacation.
stopping at Lafayette lodge, ind ex-
pect to be gone about ten days.
0
They era
9 0
Main
William J. Busch. Joseph Marine-
and Fred Bartleff, East Nor'-
Miss Mary Cahill. East Norwaik.
visited friends in Bridgeport last
ovenlngu
O O I 1
Robert Newcomb. a member of
the New York staff of the Montreal
Star, has resumed his duties in New
York city- after a week-end visit
with M. Leo Miller. 177 Main street.
. 0 t '
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Patrick Chillienio and Leo Isken--
darlen. South Norw‘alk..were visit-
ors at Pleasure Beach last evening.
has
Horace McMahon. Hillside Place.
with a. New
0
Charles Disanza, Ely avenue. was
a business visitor in Bridgeport yes-
terday.
e e e ,
G. D. Weber; 177 Main street. vig-
lted friends in Southport Saturday
evening.
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J. M. Temko. Scranton, Pa., for-
merly of this city, visited friends
here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson,
motored to northern
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris and
set. visited with re-
ork over the week-
0
Mr. and Mrs.
C 0
Edward Brownell,
First street, motored to Danbury yes-
terday and spent the day with re-
latlves.
Miss Grace Lockwood, popular
employs of the Fairfield Battery
company. has returned to her duties
there. after spending a few days in
BridseDOrL
0
Jack smile. Spring street. some
with relatives in New York. over the
week~end.
I O 0
Samuel Baker. popular manager of
the South Norwalk branch of the O.
R. Kinney empany, who is soiourh~
ing with his parents in Columbus.
Ohio, is- remembering his friends
with cards.
3‘
Mat
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Mrs. John Rooney.
Park has returned to herthome are.
er visiting out of town with friends.
.0.
John Hiekey,.Fl-ed Hans. and Bed ~
|Whiteside, spent Saturday in New
York city where they amended a
: Robber company. ‘ baseball game.
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, . demon!- Curtis. tree-ml- s: a. '9'!” Wm "In.
aid. Conn Sari bank be- Ind John Hickey. left a. m
t, a” a week at a cottage on leer.
his annual much Sltardly.
and Mn. Curtis left for ‘Cepe
bed. and will stop at various points
3')! inter-at along the route. The trip
Is blind made “by automobile. '
i --11 it's painting Ash Abe. Phone
1 Ind—Adv.
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Cevansgh.
Ieyser crest. entertained out—of-
dow'l guests o‘er .tle.weeh-snd. -
Ill-Menmmeauudonstreet.
gleanioylngetwo-weehs' nation
”unnamed dutieswlth
fihemrweih'n-endltubbsreem-
‘. at». Mwi fl
Mrs. Otto Denhle. Port Cinder.“
visiting her mother, Mrs. Wei-sick,
Dover street.
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Miss Carrie Nathan. and Arthur
overthéweek-end,oer. andlre.
John Kleber of Naromah avenue.
BELL ISLAND
Those dulrlng to place items
in this column should communi-
cate with Miss Josephine N.
Km. tel. 1030. or with The
Evening Sentinel. Tel. 02.
SEASONS BEST
CROWD AT SAT.
EVENING DANCE
,Volk’s Orchestra Furnishcs
Some “Red Hot” Music—
“Kiddies’ Dance” F o r
Adults Coming.
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The largest crowd seen at any
dance this season attended the
dance Saturday rdght at the club-
house. Volk'a Society orchestra fur—
nished the music and one and 1111
declared it "red hot." A Charles-
ton contest was held for the chil-
dren and the winners were: Lotiy
Houston. Jane Erskine. Janice Pur-
kins and Freddy Houston. .
The lucky number dances wore
won by Marjorie Wright and llohby
Jarboe: Dotty Elsworth and Eu-
gene Whitiiken, and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McDermott.
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Everything seems to indicate that
the remainder of the sonson will be
pretty lively.” Next Saturday night
a “kiddics' dance” for grown—ups
will be held and only those in cos-
tume will be allowed to dance so get
a costume and come. To quote S.
Swanson. "Don't spcnd $25 for an
elaborate rosilllno because the prim- s
will be worth 82.”
A week from next Saturday night.
August 21, the annual barn duncc
will be held and Friday night, Au-
gust 27, something new in the form
of a. carnival will take place. One
of the features will be 9. Charleston
contest.
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The latest results of the laddel’
tournament are:
John Glocizner defeated Malcolm
Hayes, 6-0. 6-4.
Donald Brush dcfeatSd
Bernstein. 6-0. 6-2.
Henry Piercing defaulted to Her-
bert A. Schwartz. Jr.
Arthur Clarke defeated Brooks
Peters, 6-3. 6-4.
. e e e
Mrs. Arnold Roihstcin. Mrs, L.
Room and Mr. G. Hess. New York.
were the Meek-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arch. Selwyn. Arch. Solwyn,
Jr.. has returned to the island after
a visit with his aunt Mrs. Imogene
McGuire, Spring Lake.
e e e
Vernon Jarboe entertained Com-
missioner of Public Works Burns of
Brooklyn and James Burns. GifOl‘l-I"
Paradise and John Sanderson of
Eugene
entertained Mrs. Paradise and Mrs.
Sanderson at luncheon.
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Mr._and Mrs. Thomas Canty at-
tended the tennis matches at the
yesterday afternoon. The featured
players were: Helen Wills, Elizabeth
Ryan and Molla Mallory.
‘ O I
Mrs. A. M. Crcuser of the “Com~
fort entertained at two tables of
bridge Friday evening. The players
included:
Mrs. Victor Cahlll. Mrs. M. Gray,
Mrs. Alvin D. Schmo'eger, Miss Paul-
ine R'einers, Mrs. Charles Perry, Miss
Margaret .Nelson. and Miss J.
Laughtlan.
. d 0
James H. Hogan .hns returned to
Batavla, N. Y.. after spending two
weeks with his sister-ill~law Mrs. M.
Hogan. "Hilicrcst Lodge" Summit
avenue.
t
George Green, Danbury, was the
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam C. Beers, Tumble In."
e e e
Melville F. Riley and son George
of Hagerstown Md. will arrive at
the Island Tuesday. Mrs. Riley and
b D
New York. at golf at the antporl .
country club Saturday. Mrs, Jurboc‘
Westchester Biltmoro Country club .
I Franklin Victoria on Display by Local Dealer
A four passenger Victoria. by dc Oausse, is the latest addition to the Franklin iinc.
During the period between' Aug~
ust 8 and 18 Franklin dealers
throughout the country will make a
special display and . demon-
strutlou of the newest member of
the Franklin line. the fqur~passen~
gcr Victoria. This 'car which is
styled by the internationally famous
designer. do Cllusse. possesses many
fl-uturcs which are new to motor-
dom ill this type of car.
It has the clear vision front pil-
lllrs which first made their appear-
ance in the thwc- passenger rJI‘rank-
lln Coupe. the English couch boot,
Cabriolet typo iop and wide doors.
with unusually low bolt line.
In the Victoria, the designer has
given more than the ordinary
umoullt of aiicutlon of the placing
of the driver's scat, bringing it as
nearly as possible directly behind
Melville Jri, will reach here Wed-
nCSlIliy and open their home at Pine
Point for the remainder of the sea-
son.
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Mrs. J. McAlllstcr left for New
York 1"l'Illiiy to .uiivlld the christen-
; lug of Ji‘llll Murine McGowan, daugh-
. .l. J. McGowan,
god
tor of Dr. and Mrs
Mrs. McAllistor is the baby‘s
mother.
a e ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Albert .lrsklne en-
tl‘rtnincd Mrs. L. Gllrih of New York
over the work-rm].
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Mrs. W. Manning, 01’ New York,
is visiting her dullulllvr Mrs. Vernon
Jill'boe of 13021011 Road.
0 O O
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Montcitll and
tlllllllllli‘l‘ luv; 01' Now York are at
illu Sound View helm; ultill Septem-
lii'l‘ l.
O 0 O
Pcior C. l‘lllkuriou was a visitor
in pridgvpori today.
C e 0
Jr., and Malcolm
guest's of William
today.
James Dore.
Iluycs were the
Dennis, Shippun Point,
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The Rev. Dr. Homer 1". Taylor of
New York City, \isitcd Mr. and Mrs.
Richard ii. Golden, {ocky I’olut
itoud, over the week-cud.
t I 0
Swimming has been enjoyed over
the week-cud off the float at the end _
The float was pm
of the club plcl‘.
out Friday.
e e e
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Mchrmoti. (.r ‘
”Twill Links" cllivl‘luillcd Miss \‘ll'»
glnizl Crouker over the week-cud.
I It 0
The Misses Mnric and Then-s” ,
llulcure slll-nt Ihl‘ week-end with
llli‘ll‘ parents, Mr and Mls. Andrea
1. Mulcax'c, “Cedar" cottage.
I C O
Donald McLuclllan cturned
Dunllury lust err-ping a ter spending
several days “Illl Malcolm Haves
son of Ml. ulld Mrs. George Hayes,
Rocky Point Road.
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Don't forget! Water sports at the
Pine Point Club Saturday afternoon. '
thl- wheel, while at tllc'snmc ‘tlmc
affording the driver muximum lcg
1‘00"].
The folding sent. ullllkc the usual
soul of this type, llus ilccn design-
ed lo afford comfort in tile cccu-
pull! on long rides. When not in
us«-. it folds complt-tcly out, of lllt‘
way under the cowl. All llllusllnl
fruiure about its construction is
found In the fact ihut it is filSlL‘lli‘ll
only at the front end llllil l'l'qllll‘i‘S
no supporting leg at the buck.
Illl‘l‘i‘lly providing cxim Spili‘c fur
the occupants of the offset scat,
There is a roomy shopping llnx
directly buck of tho ilrl\'('l‘ unll rmnll
for suit cases or large bundles: in
illl‘ spacious English com-ll bout
which is a, distinctive fruilll'c of this
Cil'l'. .
l'pllolsicry is of the finest bromi—
clotll; fittings are llulllmerml sllvvl‘
jllh‘llllllfl sun \‘Isllr. transmission 2 Darling English prints, sulull colorful (ll-slum. 29
‘W'k- “ll" “'OHSIWHW- “IMF“? E I.1,‘:Iliflllililill'l( grounds. Ylll'll c
pl‘IlIli‘l‘. llll‘ (’li‘illli'l‘, gust-olilior. Oil E
gunm- nn dash, in SDI‘CIIII vlcvll-o for :-
i:('lllt:illl" ll ~ll: - l' :i' E
‘alumni...”Jemimii'faf. ‘J‘L'Ilmllullll r I I lllll |l|||||||l||| l||I|| I I III III llllll ll llllll .
finish. our Is fluisllvd ill Lush Green,
The pl'lw-
\v
lmlsisis of “Mean Sinllllllll)l‘,s Zolk
Illl-t
and bump: lviicu
control, rcsvrvn HilSlllllll' gulls“, nil-l
iolllatlc u'illllsllll-lll u‘lpvr,
lou
lloml onllllnlll,
illll
According in “(mi l""‘t‘f|I\HI {mm
llli‘
Nlll‘u'ulk I- l Illlklill Co
for
23
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l Vii-Inl'llm.
Tel. 4100
(,‘ulln.
Main & WllII bis Norwulk,
Tuesday Specials
SILK MIXED CREPES
Softly Bli‘llili‘il
36 in.
RAYONS
wnslmllln nl‘ (‘illll‘mu
Yill'il ....-...........
500 yards new Silk lllul
Cotton (,‘rvpc,
eeIue-eeseeoeeessee-se
Lush-nus silky ruymls,
Small dullliy designs.
' PRINTS
470
2790 i'. o. b. Syl'ucusc,
im lullm lull equipment whit ll
Y..
bumper l
Hlllll'k l ,-
h pl"‘(.“<lll|‘ oiling .‘lykii' lll
lluinlll. 'llli‘
I‘i‘llr‘ \‘is-
mirror. nuiumniiv slop lltzllt. lul-
slulro iirv, l‘Ini “I111
r‘, illlll tire cover and lllle'.
VACATION FOOTWEAR
by Homer Rim.r of “In
the «Edmund
illis Victoria line in v n such tllut
Inlr i‘t"lli. of tho shipmcnis from
factory «luring Jilly have been
fill-im'y
usual needs.
for both sport and dress wear.
moccasins and dress models.
Tennis shoes,
August 14. All llcll Islanders
come!
“'01-
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Mrs. William \V. Wright will my
I it‘l'll'lill at the ShOI‘CII‘rUi'Il Collllllj'
club \Vcdncsduy.
O O C
Stem li‘uld returned to ill» (Ii:-
today after u, visit with (‘. Wullsli
b‘llliill.
Mary Murray, Mother ,
0f Bishop, Passes Away
Mary E. Murray. mother of ill. Jim.
at Ilt‘r home at 48 South sircnt, fol-
lowing an illness. llisllop Murray
was at the bedside of his mother at
thi- lime of her death.
Mrs. Murray was
\Vuicl-bury for the purl sixty _\'('.'l= .
nlltl Illllrl'lt‘il to William Murray, WI ll
known Waterbury cilizcn,
ago.
child.
Bishop Murray was her oldv l
GOOD JOBS are easily located Ii)
\\'.v\Tl‘IRDURY. Aug. 9. —— Mrs.
a resident cl”
50 your:
John 0. Murray. Ilisllop of l’urilullll.‘
Mulllc. died lust lllgllt :lt 0‘40 o‘clul'i;'
reading the classified ads.
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$2.00 to $12.50
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ilss Marin Flt (liar, :m Stuart avo-
ls visiilm: l‘i'liliIVi'S ill Norih’
lime. I
Shoe needs for vacation wear are a bit different from our
This store is showing many new ideas ill shoes
golf shoes,
Fe man WwIlo ‘
originated the Edgcworth
flavor must have said ‘That' s
it—don' t ever monke with
it' — for Ed ewonNI has
never change ."
You Can Save Money On Coal
BY ORDERING NOW
There has been no price change since April but he would
be a real optimist who would say there will be no change
1'. 1s
later. Prices have never been reduced in the fall.
only a. month to September. How about filling the coal
bin now?
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The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
”do ‘ in wnvn ansos's nunmxa MATERIALS
(ill I l — une OI! . l
{TESTS.le‘lilfii'iisfigfifeli?“ 108 Water St. - Phone 113
75'.» W
$1 for yourold Iron
- ' $1.00 a. Month
for 6 Months -'
never too hot
never too cool
The time to get your Westinghouse Automatic Iron so easily that you
hardly know you’re paying for it is half gone now! Only two more
weeks left to get this wonderful iron for just 75 cents down and a
dollar a month for seven months on your light hills. Buy one today!
You’ll get anircn that can’tgettoohat ormocddmiron with the
famous beveled base and large irouhlg surface, on iron with perfectIy
even heat distribution—the kind of an iron you’ve wanted for years.
'When you come in. bring your old iron with you. We’ll give you
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