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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
Nickel-plated Ware

6-quart size Nickel-plated Tea Ket- ties, $219.
 s-quart size Nickel plated Tea Ket- ties, s239.
 lO-quart' size Nickel plated Tea Ket- ties, $2.69. " V
 3-quart size Nickel plated Coffee Pots. $15S.
 Aluminium Tea Balls, 1oc each.
 Aluminium Drinking Cups, 1oc each,
 Bath Room Fixtures, heavy nickel plated, consisting of Soap Dish. Glass Holder. Glass and Brush Holder Sponge Holder, Towel Bars, Bath Tuh Seats. Glass Shelves andr Brackets priced at Soc and up to 8sc.
 Nickel plated Rayo Lamps with Shades, $350.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21

need, and that wherever possible Lib erty bond coupons should be cashed and reinvested in thrift stamps and war savings stamps, thus not only aid ing the government as patriotic citi- zens in it's reconstruction problems, but providing for the future by prac- Sical thrift.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
For Cleaning Day

Old Dutch Cleanser. 10c can. Sani Flush. 25c a can.
 U. S. Mail Soap, 5c a cake. Pearl Soap. 5c a cake.
 Wright's Silver Cream, 2ic. socony Oil, one-half pint size, 2Oc: Socony oil, 1 pint size, BOG. Socony Oil, quart size. 69c. Socony Dust Cloths, 1sc.
 No. Floor Brooms. sewed, fine quality corn, 75c. No. ' Floor Brooms 4 sewed, fine quality corn, 85c.
 O,Cedar Mops, medium size. 75c. O'Cedar Mops, large size, s1.o0. Hardwood Floor Mops, T5c.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
Extra Heavy Coated Enameled Gray Ware Specially Priced

S-quart size Berlin Kettles. s1.1o. 1o-duart size Berlin Kettles, $1.59. ls-quart size Berlin Kettles. $1.75. 3-Quzrt sire Preserving Kettles. 35c 3-quart size Preserving Kettles. 42c s-quart sine Preserving Kettles, 45c. S-qnart size Preserving Kettles, soc. 1e-quart sire Preserving Kettles, soc. 13-quzrt sire Preserving Kettles, 95o. 1-quart size Sauce Pans. 22c.
 1-quart size Sauce Pans. 25c.
 t-quart size Sauce Pans. 29c.
 4-quart size Sauce Pans. 42c.
 e-quart size Sauce Pans, 45c.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
Norwich Bulletin. WiIIimautie of- .6ns, 23 Church St. Telephone fo5.
What !, eoina on raniaht

Wnat "a GoIn1 On Tonight.
 Pythian Sisters, Burlington Temple, .1so. 2. meets at So3 Main street
 Two calls in twenty-four hours is The record of-the local fire department and these consisted of one chimney fire and one brush fire. At about 6 o'clock Wednesday night the men in Engine company No. 1 were notified 1hzt a chimney fire had broken out at the home of Arthur Lee at No. 25 Bank street. The firemen were soon on the scene of the fire and after a few minutes work had the fire under coutxol. gallons of chemical being -nsed to put out the blaze.
 Shortly after o'clock Thursday night a telephone call came in to the men of Engine Company No. 1. tell ing them to come to Ash street where a brush fro was raging. The auto chemical was sent to that place and and 1t was found that the grass and brush alongside of the railroad tracks 3us4 of of Ash street were burning. About a half hours work with brooms and chemical was necessary to put out the fire and get back to the station.
 Tonight at the Valley street aruory
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21

Foot Tubs, medium size soc. Foot Tubs. large size. 75c.
 Wire Folding Coat Hangers, 1oc. Wood Coat Hangers, Sc. Coat and Hat Hooks, 20c a dozen. Royal Shoe Polish, 15c.
 2-in-1 Shoe Polish, 15c.
 Wire Corn Pepper, 35c. Wire Dish Strainers, 69c and ssc. Plain White Cups and Saucers, s2.5o a dozen. - Fancy Japanese Cups and saucers, 29c. - - White and Brown ,Custard Cups, 1oc each.
 6-inch White Jardinieres, 25c.
 Glass Lamps with White Shade. s1.69.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21

1o-quart size Pail, 8sc. 12-quart size Pail, 9Sc. 3-quart size Milk Cans, 5sc. 2-quart size Double Boilers. ssc. S-quart size Tea Kettles, s5c. 9-inch Pie Plates, 21c. 10-inch Pie Plates, z5c. 1o-quart size Dish Pans. ssc. 12-quart size Dish Pans, ssc. S-quart size Studs Dipper, 55c. Wash Basins, medium size 35c. Wash Basins, large size, 42c. Ladies, 200.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
WILLIMANTIC

the Emeralds of this city win match up against the fast aggregation from New Britain. known throughout the state as the Silent Five. The members of this team are all graduates of the American School for the Dear and are all well known for their ability to play teh game in a first class manner with out the shouting that usually goes with one of those games of basketba Rockwell, captain of the New Britain team, is a player on the Galiandio College team of Washington. D. C., and is a whirswind. and Nellis. who comes from Seattle. Washington, is known in basketball circles in the west. The lineup of the New Britain team is an- nounced as follows: Danforki and Cossette, forwards; Nellis e. Rockwell and Anderson, guards. and Young and Luther substitutes. The Emeralds will be represented by their usual fast az gregation and Denny Murphy, who needs no introduction to followers of the sport in this city will. do the jump ing act for the locals The other members of the Emeralds not includ- ing Denny at center, will be Bob Hig- gins If, Jack Kierns lg, Monday Nor mandine If. and Nick Downer lg. The Birds and KeystoneS, two fast ana : teur teams of the city, will play in the preliminaries. and time for the first game will be called earlier than usual to give the fans a chance to take in the game and patronize the carni- val of the American Legion.
 The opening of the Grand Victory Mardi Gras. under the auspices of the James J. Shea Post, No. 19, American Legion, took place Thursday night with a parade through the principal streets of the city. The parade form ed on Church street, shortly after 2 o'clock and Forward March" was given promptly at 7.30. and the parade covered the following streets before winding up at the armory on Pleas ant street where the carnival was opened; down Valley street to Cen ter street. down Center to Union and then up to Main street to Bridge street and then to the state armory on Pleas ant street.
 The following was the order of pa- rade:
 Platoon of Police
 Company B, State Guard
 American Band
 Boy Scouts of America
 James J. Shea Post, No. IS Autos of Mayor and Common Council,
 After the parade had been disbanded the carnival was formally opened by Mayor Charles A. Gates and members of the common council with speeches appropriate for the occasion. The
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21

um, to go into effect Jan. 1. The tu- lberculosis commission has appointed Dr. William M. Stockwell of New Britain to succeed him. : It is under stood that Dr. Strobel intends to move to Philadelphia.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
Euidsnee Aaainst Hin,.

That Columbia professor who says he can feed a family of five for s1.99 a week has probably not been experi- menting, on his own family-Des Moines Register.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21

Probably many more men would 20 on strike if there was, some way of preventing employers from dropping them from the pay roll meanwhilss- San Antonio Express. sr,-4ss
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21

Lady Astor, wife of viscount Waldorf Astor, who may sit in Parliament in place of her husband, who as result of the death of the former yiscount William Astor, be- comes a member of thesHouse of Lords. It is believed Lady Astor will be invited to take her. hus- bands seat in the Commons as a Conservative member. As peeress she may do this. for women are now sligfbta
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
More, Jsxx Effect.

It's to the cider mills instead of the hogs that farmers are now feeding, their apples Boston Transcript. Z
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
stov~ the Tickle,

stops the Tickle, heals the throat and cures the cough. HAYES HEALING HONEY. 35c. A free box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE SALvE fo- chest colds. head colds and croup win every bottle.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21

It is the long hours and short pay that make the average country youth down on the farm ...-sis sessssz lits
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
WHAT IS SUCCESS?-
 CHILDREN DON'T LIE

First and last success is confidence.
 Upon that one thing hinges the credit of the world strength of the Government te life the and the love and fidelity of the home 4s4s
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
GOLDINE'S SUCCESS

The wonderful success of this great remedy built firmly and securely upon the foundation of confidence by the people Fhosg who use it and know. We make claim for Godine that cannot prove by people of Norwich SIn do make any at all peopls of your own city come and make it for Goldine themselves a s
 You Inightsdoubt what says that he heard, but you doubt man who was cripple with rheumatism and regains his health, the who kidney trouble badly that get up of he niss and haa anatU ant nil
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21
CHILDREN DON'T LIE

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  children her ears? What about the father i'll Goldine his health and his job as many in Norwich has believe friends must have faith ii remedy and ask MT Engr the druggist about Ask about the free bottle they have
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-21


  merit S s9E  hamlet of
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-13
A WOIlan's Story
With Great Meaning
Suh;seE 81 Childbirth Discussed By
WoHosn OF Experience

Women everywhere ten their friends how.
through the use OF Mothers Friend, the
wonderful penetrating external application.
they avoided suffering and distress before
the advent OF natures most wonderful eTo.
luton.
Mothers Friend "a q remedy which
spreads it's influence upon the cords, nerves
and hgamentg involved, rendering them
plant TO readily yield to natures demand
nor expansion. Tho nerves, cords, fendOns
and hgameuts expand without that peculiar
wFenching strain, and nervousn SO, nausea
eDo unrestfnl sensations sare naturally
avoided when the nerves and muscles are
relieved and thus are not tort and drewDs
BY regular use, the lower abdominal re-
zion expands with ease when baby Is born
he hours are less at the crisis, and pain
and danger Is naturally less.
You can obtain Mothers Friend from any
drug store. u has been used By women for
over half century and Is just as standard
a. anything you can thkslk OF.
Write the Brad6eld Regulator Company,
Dept H. Lamar Building, Atlanta, Georgia
for their Motherhood Book, and get bottle
OF Mothers Friend today, and thus fOrttfY
ygurSslf against pain and discomfort.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-13

lunch to take with me. The next
day after my arrival at Luchon,
which is called the Queen of the
Pyrenees," ! went mountain climbing
on large mOutains 5000 to $500 feet
above sea level. / took cog-wheel
electric contraption, with a guide,
for about third Of the distance up
and had to hoof it up for the rest Of
the way in from two feet to four feet
of snow, around winding paths, and
that was not very amusing, having to
rest every fifty feet or so, as it was
some hard proposition to climb and
walk in the snow, Juggling the skis
on my shoulder-which had brought
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-13

stopping at Narbonne, both very nice
cities, and arrived in Toulouse late
in the evening. Toulouse is a grand
town, and what makes it better, very
few soldiers there, and in that way
fellow has a better time. There are
shows and operas and other places of
amusement at Toulouse, and very
good restaurants at reasonable prices,
and very good beer. 1t is not safe
for foreigners to drink much water
here on account Of the prevalence of
dysentery and other diseases, so beer
or wine is greatly consumed. pre-
fer the beer, but it is not always
very good. They also have much
cider in this part of France.
Well, that night vel and COM
rade-went to the comical opera,
which was very good, there being
fancy dancing, acrobatic and foolish
stunts, songs, and so on, lasting until
midnight. In the morning took the
train for place called Sales du
Salat, taking a courier wagon to the
mountains for a rest, stopping at
Castelbiague. The next day / went
to the Pyrenees mountains to ia.
nous resort called Bagneres de Luz
chon, few miles from the Spanish
frontier, stopping in a swell hotel
called the Pyrenees Palace, and re-
NAMED there for several days. Lu-
chon is grand place, and it was
here that spent my furlough proper,
amidst abundant snow. There were
large bathing houses supplied with
hot natural sulphur water from the
mountains, and there were several
large casinos in the place, so there
was no lack of amusement. Bathing
houses are little rare in France,
which makes them appreciated when
encountered. paid military rate
in the Pyrenees Palace, which is one
third price, but, nevertheless, had a
nice bill when / left, but it was worth
it, and the expense is not to be re-
GREETED. This is one Of the few ho-
tells in France which has modern con-
veniences, and the people in the
United States should appreciate their
accommodations. The meals were
very good-roast pork, fried pota-
toes, chocolate, spinach, butter, eggs,
and other good things which the sol
der only comes across in his
thoughts Of the good old ante bellum
days. The walls were for the most
part mirrors, the dining room of thick
glass, to permit complete view of tbs
outside surrounding garden, which
at the time was covered with snow.
Electricity is used for lighting pur-
poses and radiators for heating. The
principal doors had nice French girls
who opened them and closed them
with gracious smile, and each time
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-13

/ passed, a door said to myself:
rHere goes five francs for that
smile" When walked on the floors
my feet sank in Persian rugs, some-
thing different from the habitual and
eternally familiar mud. / had nice
room with good bed, armOire, toilet,
Mushroom, towels, water, minus soap,
and steam heat. It was q bit queer
for me to be in there, it seemed out
of place, having been accustomed for
while to sleep in barns and hay
lofts, I suppose, when / first landed
in France.
Each time l went to the mountains
the maitre d'hotel prepared me nice
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-13

along to bring some akin.
scenery was grand. the mos MI
full ever saw. About half
the mountain there were tan 4
all covered with q heavy =.
snow. i was a clear day and ! w
see several towns below s'l
a great white expanse 81 .n..'
course, the further up / Ns.s
more tired ] got, and the NOR
tiful the scene became. a. ! -
fling for about two hours ans
We reached the top, but cosla
see anything, as a heavy bli.as,.
raging on the summit Ana ! i y
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-03-13

Continued on Next PagsS
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Meilla ibmiiilla OH nul;oeit
paboien pminaiiuufiien obella 'ctin
iuifd ettentme mitenfaan ottdill
"b1mirtd" omafiemnte. Sos iltrrdt
feinot eapdt auta "lpoitpn" 'aorTi-
Jeff, pitdd tiirpailtita faitell.oiliin
temppuibin. Sdstd iaa boipailmcl'
liIen f,apan jos fdtlelee elm. to-
matIistu Observation-Disclosures.
geiisiG uieinfin nGfee ielfpien alioi.
Dem fddntelemistd "miriien psrioot-
teitten mifaan". Sumalattomicn
tobplta CT tietpsti mlitta moi ooct-
foofaon, ntutto jos "jitmaliietfir" o.
man ndbfania tofio tlirhpaitt;hpat
taban, on ie 10 iiIloin aipan fdlit.
.dmdtontd; ie wciooon tdSid tnpo,it.
Tesla fdiittdd mnin r5bellG tanolIo'
aiionomaiien ;',nlaliluus on mai,,
fultsio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

- Nalmilaulaja fanoo: "Gmc-
fliiit miiria noprpptettiin, efipin mi-
ma; mittta NIT nina pibdn itnun
ianoii". MerfilItiet imat! Wte rS-
foapaiiet olemme wieldfin tlon Iali-
lajan foItaiiia: Jos ndet elamanliie
frlfee taiaiSta Iatiiaan, alamme pct
feta &ristus. tieltd ipriddn ia et-
6pnnlc iitcn iangeii pian. @utto
Sumala, ionfa aiatufiet chuat ole
meiban ajatufiiomne, pitdd buolen
.iiitd ETH meitd taipantafaa n%oprppte.
td1n. gsaioen n6prpptpsten iobooSto
opininle MD enemmdn faiffein tar
feintd Idfipd: opimme pitdmddn
Sumolan donaa falleimpana oar-
teenommc. stId Ills u~sfonhpeljeni
tai iiiorenj pabenmt Sidu antoniS'
ia noprpstptiistd; ne faspattawot
n,ettd aristufien tuntemiiesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Sbmiien taiipaaieen pddicnii,
men on faiffein ldbeiiin aiia Suma,
Ian ipDdmeIIe. Sdmd ndfpp iiitd
eta San orrtoi oioon 9oifonia if.
miien tofia fariimddn ia fuo[emoon
&C ndfap mpos iiita eta Sdn on
toi Gcifonia wolmistoa ibmiielic
tapoelliien oiitliioen @oIeotoIIa; ei
ie tpo iddnpt fcsfenerd6efli. Sbmi.
men ppbitettiin ristiIld, ia tdn@
jfGiffi len tafia eta ibmincn oIiii
fofpelios toitpooieefi. GoeIleen ma.
fpp SumaIan palopa boIu ibmiien
taipnoieen ioboottamiiesia iiind,
eta Sdit antaa fasteesiu oifeen hen-
fiIOfobtoiiesti tiudn woIn,iin OIL.
tiuoen jofoiiclIc; San pltettca iii-
M ibniien nitimoeufpuotteina ia
iperboo bdnet monbursfaiiocnba-
meelIo. Sa Iopufii Sdn miefd c.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

observation-disclosures m~elfa-aiiao
fosfepasta aiiasta. Tppodmme rs.
tdnid bpapdntabtoiiesti liifemaan
taon firielman biiolelIa ia tefemddr
woitapania len iubteen. Sierra flt'
iul tp6bon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Mrapiolo;ncn tolonpoieu Ionpi
ferran Idbctns'onrnoainlle: "Scioan
pufltnne ia ,tsfnntcune oipat ;hon
iomonloiiia, mpLAnnot omat 0btn
alfalfa. Mei6an pufummc ia us
fontomme toas cpot lnolemngat Db-
tai afparia". Giticn tltnnettitG FAINT
tGtpGt itdntoolaiiet plctnid mdliid
meffUa, jeteu niiaeu-oHc toofllo
iopii piilottaa pal;on tapcraofin,
.Somoin tltinni tito h~u!onpoifa eta
beiodn u%sfontoniofin moripsla iopii
barioittoa palion paDoa; ei ie ole
fiellettpd fllten fristinrsfosiu. Wtiti
on meilla oppimisto tdstd? Cob
BONNIE idlleen poinao rlieliimnte Ct
til fristiIlinen mopotis Ct ole aud-
paiitta ipnnisiG, paan mapattttc
Bpbdsld &engesiG. 8afanan mic
lestd lie on papnitta fiin ioa eliza
fpnniSid pddndmid, miitta fristihs
pitdd ipnnistd mapoittumistaan iau.
rimpano onnenaan. Sa htn tdrd
ferran toteiit,tit taifinpaolin tai.
poaiso, pirittdd bdn ilotpirren Sea-
ritioIIe: "Sind olet maboolliner
iooniaan p~listpfien" i. II. e,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

SoIlitufiemnte itiioen loinon.
@opouoen Ioinnn, mpDntioifo OH c.
oesldmme. &eboitonmte ~ientdboeit
faiffio firffofuntamme idfenid ia
Observation-Disclosures ;pIeenid tefentaGil
moitoponfo, mppnnin cotstamiiefii.
Sooonuoiirioioen forioominen fp-
ipp pieGd moroia, ia me iuomolois.
ipntpiiet einme ioo ola mdIinpitd-
mdttomid tdbdnfddn loinoon nab.
Den. &eippaasti Ills toimitoonl
0dind pdimin ldbetetddn Ieb.
femme IufiioiIIc eritpinen firieIma
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Il. @aln.to
Clinics

= SiibanmisIebti tiilee ilmcstp.
mddn tdnd piionno entileen topoort.
la &irffofuntamme fitstonnitfieIlo
ia ollefirioittaneen toimittamono,
Bppodn pstapdlIiiesti efponfcliiio
fpndiliioitd l~dbettdmddn bartoltsfir-
ioitufiia, fertomiifiia ia r%itttojo al
lefirioittaneelle niimeistGdn ennell
toltfofltitn Is pdilpdd. Sortit beti
fpnddn ia ldbetd aioisiol
Matti @isfari
S04 GIN IT,,
Calumet, @ic6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
@osfa erdan fonionfirieen 10,

- &osfa erdda fanionfirjeen iob-
oosta on timan Iebben palstoillo OF.
|lut firjoitelma tnnSiisto ia moiltis
tiin fanianfirieei mufoan liind oliii
eritpiiesti bopfdttp %1irmiidrmen,
Ninn. &aniollisieltrofiinnon pddIIe,
Min on mainitlllo paiffafitnnollo
pioettp ieurofltnnan poStorin job
boIla tittfinto ieiirofltnnon fofoitf-
Tesla ia on fiind titltit bilomaamaor
ettd mainittii ieitroflinto Ell ole mil.
loinfaan puoltanitt etfd otpiistamit
mainittua pabetta. Sdlaisto tut
finnon tiilosta ioatoimme 10 eoeI-
tdfdiin ooottaofin, joten mtelibp-
pdlld iuIfaiiemme fen Iiifiioittemmc
ndbtdmdfii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Sem iaamme ola termcita "a

&un iaarnme ola terfpettd "a
eldmdmme mitittenfin jitoflee To-
.fnista juofiuaarL emnie oiaa antao
aripoa Sumalan lobioille. 8asto
iitten fuin mieltd otetaom poiS ter
peps ia eIdmdn malopuolet, mc
uieinfin oiaomme a~ripostella niito
oifein. 2utber ianoofin eta me e
Tim. antaiiimne idienillemme paljoo
fi1remman oripon jos Snmala an.
toiii niioen faStpaa ptiitellen ia be,
rdttdin. gsiinpd fe iofa iaiii pitfieil
aifoien fulitttita toiien fdtenid tai
ialfanla, oiaiii iporntasti antaa Mill
le iuiiremman artuon, Gentdboen,
pstatpdt, miistetaat ia Sumo
Ian lubioiu fiitOfielldA gpbitetddn
Stimalon lobjat Sumolan fanalln ia
riifoufiello q Sint. 400.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

lpanteiitmin faittta iImoittan ibmi.
'.ilr fofo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
@oIgatan ia fasteen iidiiet armot.
emme Ills moi mliita tuin ianoa;
"Spwd on Sierra ia bdnen armonio
pplpp iianfaiffiiesti".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
Seminod.tmme oppilaot. III.

- Seminad.tmme oppilaot. Iboa
lufitlinottamntta, oliuot lono.ajol-
la fonrnontotfoiIla eri taboiuo. Not
oipat faiffi ialleen %faiipungislo, iil-
Ia forllt aIfci toimintonIa wiinte
mnanantaina.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
auttaian tOimitus on iariesta.

Giittaian toimitus on idriestd.
MT beneeIisten pddtiripitusten Tire
ioittaiaf uuoelleen aaffosidricstbstd
IilmdIIdpitder. SentdbSen, inmaIla
fiiin fiitdlnme arm. firioittaiia a1ta-
mastaan atuiistiflesta, tpetoamme
idrfeen papistomnte fbnddti ia iddm.
ME obottamaau ieuraauasia idriestpi-
fesia fipioitufiia, m~ieluiInnins lei-
raaipan %5irrnuntain tirtfotetiteistd:
Us. 81. @esterbacf bubtif. 81 ,.
90. B. Bilen biibtif. 90 p.
M. Bisfari tolifof. 8 p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10
@osiin Micbs GU. eaitbs

@osiin Micbs Gap. 2aitb il.
i%enainen icitratatnto on &apioilis.
firffofitnnog airfoIlisioRtpfurrcIta
anonut, ettd pastori Motti @isfori
Colun!stiy.>. MticD. ioiii ,;..,r mn.
nitiin ieiiroflinnon boitoonio. Gir-
folliSiobtofunta on onomuficen
'uostiinlit t. t. A p. pitGuds'ddn TO.
istii'eSla. Soitpotrntre Mcsiin,
gficb. ieurafunnalle ia len uuoelIe
opettoialIe runiointo Sumolan iiit-
naitSto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

- aristitfien lperi on fuin pit-
naiiesta laiista tebopt iilmdlaiit.
ioioen fdpi SuatuIa nafee meiodt it
iesi6mme mtstat ibmtiet tdpbelli-
festi manburSfaifii.
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- @tuanfeIiumi ei tpaaoi n.eiltd
mitddn, poon lie antaa labiafli aii-
tllioer ilrron eDtoia.
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- 2afi ilmoittaa ipnnin iDrnifli
ia oiaa meibdt &ristiifien mo, mutt
ia rauba. o~ittiilts ia eldmd htlce
main cfparlfeliumista.
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MOITUSHINNAT:

Northumberland ristin, raamin il
yhden vjrsyn kanssa SLIPS, kahden
varsyn kanssa $1.50. Jos useampia
varsyja halutaan, on 25c lisattavx
kultakin varsylta. Kiitoslauseista ON
lisattava &c jokaiselta sanalta, jotka
halutaan julkaistavaksi kuoloniimoi-
tuksen yhteydessa. - S~yntyma-, kin
laus- ia Observation-Disclosures
maksavat &c jokaiselta sanalta kerta
julkaistuna. Observation-Disclosures 1c
sanalta k~erralta ia &c kolme kertaa
julkaistuna. Satunnaisilta ilmoituk-
silta Soc palstatuumalta. Satunnai-
STA i~lmoituksia tulee rahan seurata
mukana. S~eisovat ilmoitukset sopi-
muksen mukaan.
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. $oirnittajam 5airanoen ia mui.

oen roSfoioe:i serbeiuruien oifano
buolebti le6teurme toimitufiesta ie-
minooriloincn 9[reI gbo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-04-10

Bostori @iSfari, Golitmetis.
ia, Maicb., of foapuneisiamme nil
me periantaino ottaen oion ierni-
noarijobtofunnon fofonfieen.
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2irftofuntamme p~ddiidishuI.
faiiu "YaaiidisiIo", iofa iln,estpi
pastori Miettiien toimittamara. nG-
fpp meneiudn bppin tailpafii. slIia-
miebet, mppfad lebted filponl
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@iittajan ~maaliSfltu" onnis-
hi fittofiinfin bptpin fitten ndfpp
"tpeInoIliiurtenia tdpttdneitten"
luettelosto. Sppin monet ofpos ii.
Ionneet uieomrtan tiiin nbocn leb.
ben, ioten Iebtemme tiIoaiomddri
: alfao Ola lima asteesia, eta pii.
beet "giittoio.riefpusta" fui,Iutpot
10 menneiippteen. &eboitomnls main
foiffio pbd ~jutfituoon rpnnistpfieen
Iebtemme IetpittdmiieSid, iiIId Ierpit.
tdmistd Iebtenmlc tooeIla onfoitIcc.