L. I’ll
en in practical purpoSes, the norm of ANY Safety Rumor own at any, price ...I
‘ end in some particulars more complete than any other. «We announced June 22 ‘ ‘ ‘
, that this offer- Would close July 8. or sooner if the supply on hand was, exhausted
before thet time. in three days all the Razors were gone, and until now we have been, .. ‘8
.unehle to secure them. (IOrders have been token since the supply ives othemed. con- I ‘ '
tiounlly. We are now able to fill those orders and have decided that e continuence‘fl'
" the offer of this remarkably-cheep thvinu Outfitis e‘puhlic demend. QThose who 8
saved coupons can now redeem them. and those who have not done so, so“ desire *0
secure the Outfit can begin ’with this, number. "
chased In any store.
as:
h
' One Silver Plat'ed Stropper.
Six Fine Steel'Bladeo—none better.
he equal to new. ,
This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to its readers and cannot be put-y
.I . ell: mus ovum
It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons out in order of their numbers from The ‘
v
entinel, and 85c. If you have never used a Safety Razor. you don‘t know the satisfaction
d the real enjoyment that one of these up-to- -dete devices gives to the men who shoves“
dwell A time saver, a money saver, and strictly sanitary. ‘
This Premium consists of the, following: Mfiflfiifiifi‘fifil‘ I“
; One Silver Plated Hold‘er. {I I; , t V
Que Genuine Horse-hide Leather Strap.
One box of “Very Sharp‘VStrop Dressing. ' ..
‘Has no equal and lists like magic. .
The cost oftnine shoves will more thsnyay for this outfit.
‘ This article is not sold anyWhere in South Norwelit or vicinity.
By having one of these outfits you practically hove six separate razors in one, as with
upper ouch blade can he strapped name as the ordin'e'ry rotor. so do not throw dull ”j
An air}, but strop thorn. end with "Belley'e Very Sheep" Dressing your old blades
I t on molten that lint)!!! or these peoule
orient, the a; line. thy need or heir
host on (thus he elmvle “nose
l our trend others, combined
with other ingrediente tor restoring ,
‘- renorvlns the heir. No one, I
filing or, old. need here may heir.
meek thin or mill 3 hell. assume
rouhle ot this sort it he
would at no Wyeth’s Sage end tau-l»
of patient. color, by a tow
I applications of thle remarkable prove I
Iuody quloitly renown dandruff,
' only clean and healthy.
growth or the heir end
Whlnh has hecunlo toiled or gray. it its
cloud. wholesome dressing. which
This prevention is offered to the
nubile at titty oenls‘ n ”bottle, and
I.reeonimeuded and sold by all didn't
sperm extent Balloon-Potion
50
hole for thin high utilize; hut Governor
Baldwin remotes Mthlul to the bicycle
on he events mmleo and recrea-
1 lion combined The governor when it
justice or the supreme court and tor
seen. bolero was a familiar figure on
"the bywers end higheoye about the
Pill end ,adlecent towns on his low-
geared Wheel And always he disused
for the neonate». usually wearing a ”
not suit with knlekerbocltm-n and not:
on match ‘
During the meant but Spell (lover-
nor Baldwin he'll recourse 0 file blow-
ole ,to keep cool and hill on one the
' me was It tumlllor elem shout Humden
end North Haven during the cool hours
or the hottest days. ‘
Governor midwln is dignified to n
degree. it marked degree, too, as befits
his station on the states chief. esteem
tire and he orchid?! justice at our
supreme court, nod he entries his lull
dignity with him on his pleasure spins
through the town and country loner
surrounding the city. Nestor could the
zerornor he churned wltlmueodlur; and
never line 1he been known to ride on
It tool. path or llnhllh'ml eldewelk no
matter how bud the going may be to
the street.
, it the governor is dignified he also
to en oerly riser. The horsemen. on
gallant. aloud, race; through the eoun»
«try hereebouto as early as ti and 7
oeloek, but the report comes lrom
North. Home on early no t oolook in
the rooming. That is the hour 0: e
summer deal when probably the most
, plethora can he had from bike rldlnll
and the governor knows it tor he has
ridden n bike tor were and oven
thouizll he hen croseod the seventy veer
ninth he can reel at! mile otter mile
{at e. eomtortnlilo speed without tool-
ind ”timed
The women who ornit- uersell ‘o'l
hentluol Went Advertising in the non,
vent-quest remains opdrnlstlo on the
‘ York, are now in their cottons. '
' ~ hum her trip to stance" on tint-
silverrnlno that to the northward
oi Brod point) e orally sub-
» one some mum and
sculptorevo notional some have been”
induced to make their Ioeldonoo by
the natural benuttee which did not ee—
euue their trained eyes ' ,
most noted at these are. perilous. The»
tune E. Powers, the oortoonlst. end
wsolon hi. Bot-alum. who is known the
,o entry over. Tradition says that the;
n ,u Slivermlnej Wes given to this pec-
n‘ by the early settlers bécnueo ol’
'hellot oi the existouee or a lnlno or
t o precious motel in the motion.
Shin mohens‘ new cottene 1e noel-A
. Iiioltuut has moved into his nevi
store on the oer-nor. ‘
Junie» Donohue end (anally. of New
hm. Solon 1‘1. Bot-glue: he expected:
um.
Curl Schmidt has hit summing to
visit his homo el Warren, onto. untIl
August .1. ” ‘
rill!
M's-a—
Philip llnrst has returned to New
York otter eovoml week's veentlon at
his father‘s place. ‘ , ’
Miss nude Voute. or New York. is
spending several weeks' vacation let
the home or Mrs. Cheetos Roche.
Mr. Tanker ls splendid; s month’e
vocation with his mmuy at the houié
of his wile‘o mother. hire. Fred Gros-
by. w
HER HEARING RESTORED.
Aged Conner: Wooten. Dent From
childhood. (lured by tIgI‘ItnIng eon.‘
The odour urunlte that lightnlolt
plays were sheen up terribly during
the eovore alarm that passed over
Cannon, when u bolt of lightning.
which went through the home at Fred
Stevens, atmok his ,wlfes mother.
Mrs. Decker. and restored her henrlnx‘.
Just when the lumlly were feeling
grateful that thodtonded ‘holt hnd
nestled may without delusions greet
damage. they were moved to marvel
at the met that it hell left it surprise
in its wake by outing hire Decker or
her lifelong trouble. I
Th6 bolt oi lightning entered the
root user the chimney. sheltered a
number at ret‘tore, tore through two
Ilooro, wrecking windows end trainee
and stunning both litre. Stevens and
hire. Decker, who were standing ,olose
together Mrs. Booker. Who le‘ ‘66.
veers, old. was unconscious tor some
time end, was heme bud sore tor s num-
hot or days. Her hearing. hooner.
’whleh hnd “been otteoted ever since her
childhood. end which had grown worse
until the wee double to hoot anything
at all hed become unueuolly acute no
the result of the shook rind she to now
I. ‘ ehle to carry on n conversation in en
. I ordlnury tone of voice. ‘
l
‘W
Sentinel went me. are sood invest!
‘ mute. " '
eenk‘ooumsoton. ,'
” :Pmldene it
the sign language.
nil day directing the ironic or thou-
nor 3 out-o Lt»: on umyenonr.
' stool FMWAGE-g
Recelvlng Instructions From Chief
scout Ernest Thompson Seton.
The Boy Scouts of Antenna are
t-leerntug n univerenl sign languish
and, literature. are developing the real
Renowned; up or the gultlunee on.
‘Erneet Th poo Seton. hhlot onent.‘ ,
”the boys are morning the signs at.
l
i i w h - '
continue canon not ony bet eon t o l , It holds ripped up the came”
here or this country it tho between
the mm o: every other nation The
plan now being developed menus that
eiltuelly the boys or all undone will
‘ ‘ hove o. (intuition language and that
“’"Ir'rhu on; Treason." .
I It ,Wee during the Powell agitation
in Roland that an outhemolllte,
outlawing the were of tenants in
treating uheonleo landlords, exclaim-
ed “Arohhlshon Ryan at Philadel-
22‘ 'W \looks very much like
‘ " canto the answer in tho
rohhiehope’?‘ best brogue: "‘Suro.
tree; is rowan when there's an
I 't'. ”*Rlverybody‘e Magazine.
I leotrlo House Cleaning.
tore o bed apart and smashed a gas
motor in o house at Ponghkeeosle. it
,eecm‘l' um this phenomenon has been
observed before. but it is usually
known a house eleenlnn’.—~—Ptttsburg
they will he umvrn more closely to: flu
Scout movement. vvtll to “greatly to
ward the promotion or universal pesos. 7'
The sign lunfile'xe is simple it in
common to all nations. it pet-hops
was developed long before the an o!
annuities. it ts" natural to use tree.
tor-es and st . nhnelno one‘e
ideas in in int. - These gestures
may express entire sentonoes. For in“
hence. the trelllo yeti-omen in nrond- ;
in New York use -
ed thoroughrores
They are on duty
sands of vehloloo. and perhaps holler
sneak one word ‘
Baseball pinyei-s have It sign len-
goose. Every sport has given rise
to certain gestures or signs that are
perteotly natural and are understood
eerily bv pereone' not versed in that,
special activity Children end grown-
use use gestures end, therefore signs,
instinctively. hint-e than too Signs are
used by tho 'ohlldren in the public
’aehools There are 3.000 signs that
y‘gether. Such binding or the, boys or ‘
the dittotent notions together. it to ‘ I
asserted by the lenders of the Boy “
Motor Oil
FOR LAUNCHES
" AFull’ Line
of I Launch and Yacht
'_Supplies
cues E DQW
so. NORWALlK. éo‘tm.
students or the new.“ have picked “
up, A person can communicate his
thoughts intelligently with 609 of
them The ordinary person uses it vo»
oebnl‘nry 0‘! not more than it 000 words. ,
The signs have been devolution in the
deal and dumb schools no that tho
dent and dumb. alpliullot in dinner-tied
except for the spelling of proper
names and unusual wards. , I
“it in n toot.” enye Chile! Seoul So
tell. "that at, many deal and dumb
schools whole lectures are delivered
and sermons preached by the use or
u highly developed sign lengths. A
single sign may, oonlrey an entire sou.
teams The envnses out wont have
s sign language. A person ulna un-
dor etnnds the sign longtime can tell:
to on trillion. He can convey his
moaning edenuoteiy to hereon: 0! din
lereut nations. north as' Ronnie. Chi.
no. and India. without speaking a
word "
Chief Scout Heton points out that
the nee of the sign langdege makes ‘-
e person more observant, and that ol» ‘
serving persons nee it. The sign inn-
shone on boemployeo in such places
he hospitals; where persons moy not
be permitted to spools.
in the stray and many other pieces. , .
Chlol hooul. Seton uni lit-opened a
dictionary or bison. vilth lllustretloua *
the use ot the shouts. set for all new ‘
eons who are interested, in ,lenrnlut':
It in used in
platens ivhore the noise is on steel (I
that the voloe about he heard, or '
portions in seeming to edit soother ‘
across a room. no use to so greatly - - _
recognised that it is being developed .‘ -
,lSSlOIl
Furmture
’ lit a Reduetion "
3 piece Suits for
$5 75 - just the
thing for the sur‘n- ~ '
. mer cottage.
} splices also Re-
duced on other
, SuItes, Tables &
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