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NOTICE

10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
My wife, having left my bed and
board, ! hereby assert that ! Will
| not be responsible for any Obllga-
items incurred by anyone other than
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NOTICE

Advertising hearing on application
Of The A. q r. Battery g. Electric Co.,
20 Willow ct. BY Anthony +. Hal
bling Of Al Kaytonne Ave-, Water
bury. Conn. for Q Repairs License
Hearing to be- held Friday, April
I'd, 1919 at 1850 A. M. In the Office
Of the Mayor at the City Hall,
Grand st., Waterbury, Conn. 3-21-St
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

tTRicr Of WATERBURY,, %. PRO.
BATE COURT. March 18th. 1912.
ESTATE Of JULIA A. DUNN, lato
OF the town of Waterbury, In
said district, deceased.
The Court wo o. probate ne, s9E the Pa "a
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of said
estate TO exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time. will be
d0barred O recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
THOMAS r. McGRATH,
20 East Main ST.. Executor.
Waterbury, Conn. 3-19.0t
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STRAND

The whole town Is a.buzs with
the radical storytelling technique
introduced by Orson Welles IL his
Mercury production Citizen Kane"
the sensational picture which Is cur
rently leaving audiences breathless
at Warmers Strand theater.
This marks the first local showing
Of the picture and follows a record
shattertng tour as an advanced
price hit
The hero Of the story Is a compli-
Gated character who demands every
thing on his own terms, even love
It Is 10 explain this complete iiltli.
vidual that the dramatic technique
was evolved by Orson Welles Of pre-
senting the story through the
thoughts Of all the friends and ene-
mics Of the great man. No normal
sequence Of time Is followed. Incl
dents Jump back and forth from
Kane's youth to his old age as the
different characters relate their
memories. Some scenes are twice
told, like the one In which Kane's
second wife, for whom in his tnfatu.
alton he has built an opera house,
makes her debut as o priIna dona.
This high spot In the film Is related
first from the point Of view Of the
drunken critic writing Q scorching
review Of Kanes wife, and then
again from the point Of view Of some
disgusted stage hands who are
listening to the lovely but Ill.
starred lady's attempts ct singing.
"Citizefi Kane" "a hailed as O
superb production, one Of the most
interesting films that has ever come
out Of Hollywood. Welles Is said
TO sine. as one Of the outstanding
actors Of the screen. The picture
was voted the best picture Of the
year and Is definitely the most.
talked about picture In the city to-
day. Remember, "Citizefi Kane" will
continue showing over the weekend
ending its engagement wednesday
evening.
"Far East Command, presented
by the March Of Time, is presented
In addition to this spectacular pic
ture. Lean all the answers In this
story Of Allied grand strategy n the
Tar Pacific by seeing March Of
Tines "Far East Command.
Popular prices will prevail during
the engagement Of "citizen Kane.
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1OsO-WTlC--2sS

Noon--Here's Washington
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Forum
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i;iS-MarEet ana Agricultural
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3:16-National Parent Teachers
Congress
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1O:OO--SportB Newsreel
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lo:so-Ttod steeie's Orchestra
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II .30--Riverboat R0vels
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13;4b--11dward Davies
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EXCELLENT $50 Opportunltg, ia8
lot adjoining 2 family house. Aat
can be- used as parking AnnE
House easily converted into ep
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Raymond Gram SWING, formerly
heard over WATR Mondays
through Thursdays at 10 y. nis
win alter his brOadcastlng SEIZED.
uIe beginning tomorrow night.
The distinguished news analyst
Will broadcast On Sundays, AEOn.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at
10 IN the future. On Friday nights
when boxing bouts are mot scheds
uled he win also be heard. The
Tuesday and Wednesday 10 O'ClOCk
broadcasts will be taken over by
another MutuaPS news expert,
John b. Hughes
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New Zealand has agreed 10 ship
ilB 600 tons OF butter 70 other parts
Of the United Kingdom each year
during the war and for ono year
after.
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Dental Plates Repaired 8 hrs. S1
your old plate made like new. UP
CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
lO1 East Main 81. Dial 3-e608
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Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale

iS09-l3ll EAST MAIN ST. Opp.
Silver ST., 10 room house In first
class condition. A fair rent pays
interest etc. on the low price Of
5000. Bank offers to take q first
mortage OF 5000 for q reliable
party. The balance must be cash.
Property is listed at $9,500. Owner
Karl Weiss. Court Hotel, Leaven-
worth st.
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NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT, DIS
BATE BAT {! CSoyET Mareh !; 5s ST. 1872.
PLY, late Of the town Of Water
bury, In said district. deceased.
District Of Waterbury, hath limited
and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors OF said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
preBent their accounts, properly
Iattested, within said time, will be
debarred q recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate are request
ed to mako immediate payment to
The CITIZENS Il MANUFACTURER
NATIONAL BANK Of WATERBURY,,
Administrator.
BY THOMAS II. MOORE,
3.19.3t Trust officer.
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Merchandise
80 Business and Office Equipment

SPECIAL Printed Copy" Paper
8xil--$1.50 per thousand sheets.
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) Autos Snd TRUCKS FOR sale

1941 BUICK SEDAN
NOES AUTO PARTS. Dial 4-2s2S
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FOR BETTER SERVICE Gail Rus.
sells Waterbury Towel Supply %.
Goa East Main 90. Dial Os157T. Coat
Apron and Towel Supplies also In
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1887 NASH LAFAYETTE Sedan.
Radio and Heater. This car Is not
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1884 FORD V-S Pickup Truck In
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10 auto Parts and Accessories

USED TIRES --- ALL SIZES
BOUGHT and SOLD
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Employment

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work, must be High School gradu-
ate. Chance for advancement. APP
ply In own writing. BOX B-06, Wa
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WAITRESS and Counterman. Long
Meadow Diner, 203 Meadow st. Tel,
3-o673.
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RETDvILLE - Beautiful 8 room
house, oak floors, Holland furnace.
3 car garage. This must be sold,
owner leaving town. Price 5000.
SUNSET AVENUE Modern 2-fan.
fly house, 2 car garage. 2 lots. Price
n. A. vooHEL
10 Auburn ava. A-esAs
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40 Ford Deluxe Station Wagon, Htr.
JOHN ]. COLLINS, INC,
80 willow st. Dial 3-2i24
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Is Men Leave Today
for Custer as Others
Take Exams Here

Four Wayne County draft boards
today are sending 1853 men from
this sector TO the Fort Custer or
West Fort street induction station.
Sixteen of them are going direct
to Custer and 153 will take their
final physical examinations IN De-
troit. Boards 19. "A, 81 and 63 are
sending quotas. The list OF Custer
boys follows:
BOARD No. 10
Joseph s. sary. si44 Drsx.l.
Harold p. Cramer, l2lIo tlndley'
Henry A. Dreyer. 12747 August
Anthony ]. Mette, 1880 Kilbourne.
Gilbert w. Pagel. 1888 Kilbourns.
George y. cornet, i27+4 Camden.
STANLEY T.. Smith, 1891 Chelsea.
Charles J. PARSE, 1927 Elmdat
Joseph J Albane, l2203 Rosemary
'''''0 BOARD No. ~
Walter s. ChlAstava, 1901 Gilbert.
Louis j. Edmunds, 71i5 senator sv.nus.
Ioward G Neal. aiM West Lafayette.
BOARD M. SO
Roman y. skslski. 1870 81. Auon' Ham
Peter 4. Kotovich, 25as Andrus. Ham
George T. zbranehik, 1883 Poland. Ham
tramck.
Those reporting at the Fort
street center are;
BOARD NO. So
Ted A. wojciechowski, ili2t pequIndre
Jossph poubush. 22s0 Grayling Hsmtrsmck
John each 1877 Dequindre. Hamtramck
Walter c. MarusEewski. 1888 Edwin Ham
william Msruch.cque, 5000 Lumpkin
vincent W. Jastrz.mski. PAPA zinsw. Ham
Joseph Bulisok. PATS Grsyling, Hamtramck
Joseph =. MordesKi. 2eoe Evaline, Ham
william r. zaplitpik, 2743 Holbrook. Ham
william j. strutkovski, 2i3S Burger. Ham
Victor 4, pol.cki, $500 Yemans. Ham
tramek.
Stanley J. Marciniak, 2Of3 Edvln, nam
Andrew A. Bush. 2344 Gslmer Hsmtramek
Henry s. RogosZ, Route 2 Box lie
stsndish.
Joe p. DAVIS. $3.50 Lumpkin. Hamtranck
Joseph r. -wFaeiaar- 24se -GTaylins, Ham
Albert J. Robakowski. 2l6s Belmont
Francis Materu.. 125oS Moran, Ham
Alex A. s.cosky. 22a wyandotts. Ham
Frank c. Kani.vski, 1851 Evslns, Ham
tramck.
STANLEY J. FrAsE. 23i3 Goodson. Han
tramck.
Theodore W. Khmkowski, 2266 Hewitt
! Hamtramck.
A,tcheil Ruds, 1850 Dysr. Hamtrsnel
Andrew Brsbik.@ 1882 F.neion Detroit
J Ladislaus A. BuJak. 20S6 McLean Detroi
Arthur c. Benacho~ski 1911 Astor. D.
troit.
Jerome Y. Kudla, 1925 Edwin HamtramcI
Joseph A. Valley, 900I Lumpkin, Han
trAmck
Luigi sciarrstts, $50 Dequindrs, Han
tramck.
Russell w. Klinger, 25i3 Denton. Han
tramck.
Edmund J Potrzuski. 237 West Goulsoi
Hazel Park
Joseph Kubasko. 2247 Denton, Hsmtrsmci
Edward r Wisniewski 2l00e Fleminl
Hamtramck.
John Kaczocha, 1898 whalen. Hamtramci
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Briton Defends
Nation S Record

The often repeated statement
that English troops are not dong
their share of the fighting was
fatty denied by Sir Gerald Camp
bell, director of the British Infor-
nation Service at Washington, who
pointed out that 70 per cent of
the casualties in the war have
been English.
Sir Gerald. speaking at the
Economic Club luncheon, said the
English were in the fight 10 the
hilt. both al home and in the
field. He said that since the start
of the war 100000 British women
had been conscripted and were
working shoulder TO shoulder with
the men.
"The average week for men
In industry IL SO 10 65 hours"
he said, land for women So to
so hours. The women are paid
at the full rate. 1t has been
found that 10 work people more
than these maxims Ia to increase
accidents and decrease effic-
iency."
Sir Gerald declared the English
had sunk 5,250.000 tons of enemy
shipping and the fleet air arm and
Raj had accounted officially fol-
1895 enemy airplanes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Girl Bride Gives Up
RinQ, Gets Divorce

Mrs. Edith r. Blair, Is. Of 67l
Selden avenue. today won oil.
vorce and a 500 settlement in a
counter suit against DR.. Kenneth
E. Blair. but she had 10 sacrifice
her engagement ring.
4 AT the inSistence Of Doctor
Blair. who originally filed for the
divorce, Circuit Judge Harry B
Keidan ruled that Mrs. Blail
should return her diamond ring
Mrs Blair charged that her hus.
band had stated he regretted his
marriage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
Service Briefs
81 Detroiters
srifs
AT Great Lakes
'6etAptitude TEST

fsNsfN'
- Included in the latest list OF
United States naval training sta
ton recruits al Great Lakes. IL.
are s. Detroiters who will receive
aptitude tests and he put through
the regular recruit courses 10
determine those who viii be given
special training in one of the
Asys trade schools or be as
Fhed 30 active duty otherwise.
fhe list follows:
Louis D. Kirbu. 500 Horton;
Paul <. Grigsby, 1854 West Balti-
more: John w. Fradette. Pill
Nebraska; Owen H Goodloe. 1907
Anderson: Raymond K. Delano,
1876 Virgil. Clifford A. Des-
Jardins 1920 Grayheld; Bruce NJ.
David. S4l5 Belvidere; Clark B.
Booth. ftsTo Ohio: Robert J.
Lannou 9141 Kensington Richard
A. Angelo 242 Church: Edward
n. Christensen. 1922 Ohio;
Gordon P. McCue, 3135 Third
William Mason. 527 Algonquin
Carl F. Space sos Trunbull;
John Gezycki, 1855 Hasse.
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4 County Draft Boards Call l69

william ]. Jury 27o4 Neibel. Hamtramck.
Henry +. Malachowsh, 1885 Casmere'
Hsmtramck.
Anthony J. Bartnik, 27oo Norwalk, Ham
Everett McPeters. 1851 Charest. HAM
EDWARD j. wi.cIynski. 1888 EvaIins, Ham
Philip szalsnkiewicz. 1922 Bernard. Ham
Al.ssndst A. Bra1svich. 2Ai5 BOtsford'
Edward A. MikosI. 275s Norwslk, Ham
walter NJ. swiper. 2Ei whsl,n, Ham
John W wojciechowski, 1862 Fleming,
George P Burdulis, 1880 Keystone. De-
Bill j. smslko. 2422 Holmes. Hsmtrsmck
Eugene soecki, 1915 Jos. campau, Ham
william b walters. 2772 Clay Ham
Joseph Deranisk. 1902 ST. Aubin. Ham.
Joseph c. czuk. 1928 Danforth. Ham.
tramck.
Lsdislaus Tasiemsh 24iS Flonan. Ham
Joseph Bursc1ysnki. 1880 Goodson, Ham
tramck.
John F. Kmisc. 27O7 canin. Hsmtramck
Philip r. szopinski. 1908 Alice, Ham
stephen G. sochs. 1883 Nsgsl Ham
tramck
Walter zesarowicz. 241s Zinov. Ham
tramck
Max Evans, i1645 Nagsl, Hamtramck.
BOARD No. IS
Fred Kalslc. Belleville.
Damon n German, Whiting. Ind.
Carl W Speehr, Flat Rock.
Bernard W Burek, Waltz
Pau c.. Fischer, White Plains, n Y.
Herbert Boduc. Trenton
Harold Chamberlin Wayne.
William L. Eislss,- Rellsviis.
Russell A. Johnson, wayne.
Roscoe II Brown Whitaker.
Daniel c. Foearty, Trenton.
Donald Leblanc, Rock~ GOD.
Joseph Saher. Pontiac
Edwin n Bunge. Dundee.
Lewis Lrwin, Belleville
Michael Richmond. 5O56 Thrrty-tlfth stree
Detroit.
Walter A. Halka. Bellevills
, Ear w Threadgould, Bellevue.
Norman r. Wells. Wayne.
John c. Fensch. Belleville
Richard j. Bauley. lockwood
Elmer f. Tyler. Romulus.
icasimir A. wilkins. RonuiuS.
Robert Flavin. River Rouge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
I'D High Boy Killed
John Wallace Died Aboard U.S.S. Houston in Java
Battle Letter From His Father Dseoses

Saratoga, in submarine service,
the Cimenon, an oil tanker, and
then applied for Asiatie service.
He was assigned to the Houston
and raised to the citizenship
mentioned nearly two years ago.
MY boy learned a lot at u.
Of ID. High School. John lived
a clean, wholesome life, and was
afraid Of nothing.
PRAYER ASKED
IL am sure he was credit to
your school. l am sure he would
appreciate a prayer -"
A pledge of prayers tor Wallace
has been taken up among the high
schools students. 1t consists OF
thousands of masses, prayers and
good works.
The Wallace family is now living
in Toledo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
IL WIN PROMOTIONS

Eleven Michigan boys have won
Ss(fomotions in four army camps
Whey are: At Fort Sill. Okla Pvt.
bhn S. Pink. 1850 Gartner, De-
lit. corporal, and Pvt Lachlan
MacLachlan, Snover, first class
CO.. MATE. At Quantico Marine Bar
fstjeH Va: Pvt. Donald r. VIII
IamSon. 66ll Sparta and PVT
Horny p. Sxesvrczak. 2545 Harper
a Is 81 first class privates AZ Camr
Croft, 8. C.:Arthur p Ftizzell
Poft Huron, corporal; PVT Johr
rs Hixson. Flint. corporal. Pvt
( JSlxubisk walter, Mt. Clemens
V0rporaI. At Fort Sheridan. Pfc
Martin Coulson. Iron Mountain
stan sergeant; Tech, LOUIS c. M4l
vsney. Lansing, STAFF sergeant; Pic
Rayr,e w. Lsbre. Escsnsbs fourti
class technicisn; Pfc. Leo 3 ku
gala. Nersunee. fifth class techn !.
Sisn: Pfc. John N. Marcy, sli'
Rshrat, Detroit, sergeant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

Anthony p. Kulis. 2s43 canift Ham.
william Panczyszyn. ss7i Dyar, Ham
AndrsW N. Brink. 27T2 Clay, HamtrAmek.
Joseph c. ManeEyk. $3.50 Lumpkin. Ham
Anrdsw 4. Rocrniak. 244s Holbrook, Ham
steven s,romsysr ss4s St. Aubin, Ham
Albin c. Ziguns. sels Dysr. Hamtramck
Anthony s. BsclsWski. Soes Belmont
Frank j, BsIydlo, 1897 Botsford, Ham
Anthony J. Krups, 1914 canIff' Ham
Joseph F. Klastorovski. 2sss Smith, Ham
Franz j. Cora. 2a44 Denton. Hsmtrsmck.
William A. Kisn. 1925 Derby Detroit.
Felix L. olsonoski. 1872 West Willis, De-
/ troit.
Anthony wojciechowski Jr., 1902 Elem
Jobn s c s%iern' 1893 Krnser. Hsmtrsmck.
Theodore A. Piwko, 2432 Common Ham
Joseph J. BosucKi, 1850 Danforth Ham
Tommy j. Schmidt, 1888 Newton, HAM
Chester H. BsEuowski, 2es3 e. Grand
Eugene Piwonski, 2ss3 Bo,sford. Ham
| tramck
Stanley J. Dombrowsk 21po Tro"oridge
Hsmtramck.
Frank J. Tomczyk. 2i2l Holbrook, Ham
Louis L. wilkes, 1890 Nagsi. Hamtramck
Walter Lspks, HISS Dequindre. Ham
Henry Fsd.rovics. 1854 Hewitt Ham
John F. Bare 1925 Burger. hamtramck
John A. Gorny 270o Edwin Hamtramck.
Frank J. kaminski 2iss Faoer, Ham
trsmck
Andrew p Marshall. 344i Holhrook. Ham
steve Kndrushko. 13a34 Jos, csmpsu
d, Detroit.
Joseph Bsrtkowcz. 1913 Jos campsu
Hamtramck
tramck.
. Peter p. Tswrosz,wicz. 2is wind.r, De
troit
: Frank KizieszewsN. sT12 Lumpkin
Hamtramck.
Adoiph Lapich. 1887 Maine, Detroit.
Leonard X, Levslski, 23i2 Andrus, Ham
Alex j. Pazdziors, 1859 Nsgsi, Ham
Il. tramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31

John c.. Wallace Jr., was the
first graduate of the University OF
Detroit High School TO die IN the
war in the service of his country
IL was learned today when the
school faculty received letter
from his father.
The letter read in part as fol-
lows:
Dear Fathers:
II thought you might wish to
know that my son, John, for
mer student and graduate of
your school, was lost in the bat
tie of Java.
ABOARD HOUSTON
"He was bostswain's mate
aboard the Houston and went
down with his ship.
John had served aboard the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
MORE TO GO

Arthur J. Freid. 249o Blaine
Henry c. Belleau, 1850 Pallister
Emory c. Jones. le3s9 Elnlirat
Hershel G. Compton, 12SSe
Downie: Zygmond Mielen, $751;
Lyford:: Charlie BHelef. 60
Piper boulevard; John j. Paige
4426 Alter road; John <. Graves
2222 Ferry Park; Billie A Allen
652 Temple; Frank Berendt, 340t
East Kirby: Harold c. Buckler
9175 Lskepointe: Thomas B. John
ston, 215 East Grand boulevard
Francis T. Martelle 7255 Bur
petfe: Howard E. Stoner, s21I
E6yle: Thomas Wagner 100lf
james J. Zakosky. 1855 Orleans
I Joeeph NJ. Coursement, 1903.
Manning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-31
100 FAT LADIES
LOSE LBS. EACH

In q clinical test just completed IN
der the direction Of Or. {. z. Won
Eoo,er in san Antonio. 100 overweight
persons lost 81 average Of 20 pound,
esch N the thirty DAYS between Janu.
sry md and February 2nd 1892. One
registered Nurse lost = pounds and
. Dietlsn 80 pounds in the thirty
cs,s AL 81 'hess people used The new
Ava vtam.n cAndv reducing plan.
Which cosfe oulv g. - 'or thirty .dsv
suun.a or 81 - FOR frIaI toN ann Is
guaranteed fn ho shstiufft pure and
90 r1ufsIr no lhXS'fes nc drugs and
% require m fXeFClse Tear ms ~
GOT ~ mar phour FRANK a Ssdsr Erntt
Kern CO Sesgt arr Wards Nsp-
msnnG Qushty Fora: Cunninshsmt
KinAsit and WslRr~en Stores Frank
Nv. Kerr, distributor.