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Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 20, 1911 · page 9

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0R ell prechcel purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Safety Razor Outfit at any prior and L
‘ end' in some particulate more complete then any other. . lan ennouneedfuue 22 .
that this offer would close July 8. or sooner if the supply on hand was eXheusted

"hetero that time. luthree deys all the Razors were gone, and tuttil now we have been ’
“noble to more more. llOrders have heen taken nthee the supply was eitheusted eon: Vg
(lionnlly. We are now ehle‘ to fill those orders and have decided tlint a continuance

, the offer of this retuntlrehly cheep Shaving Outfit is a public dethend. ([Those who
, saved coupons can now redeem them, and those who have not done on end desire to '
thisecum the Outfit can begin with this number. ‘

 

 

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This outfit is positively sold only by The Sentinel to no readetn end cannot he put
- chased tn any store. ‘

It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons cut in order or their numbers trom‘The
Sentinel. and 85c. If you have never used a Safety Razor. you don't know the oatillnctton .
and the real enjoyment that one at these undo-date devioee giveI to the men who ItheI _
‘ himself. A time never, a money never, and strictly territory. ' ‘

This Premium consists of the following: ,
One Silver Plated Holder.

Ono Silver Plated Stropper.

 

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Six Fine Steel Bladee-none bottom

 
 
 
 

One Genuine Horne-hide Luther Strep.
Cine box of “Very Sharp" Strap Dressing.
Hen no equal and acts like'meglc. , .
The cost of nine uneven will more then pay tor-thin outfit.
. Thin article in not told nnywhere in South N Ilk or vicinity. i“; .

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~ By honing one of thorns entitle you prnotloolly he gilt“
A Shopper ouch blade can be etrapped me In tW“ '
en may, but strap thorn. end with “Kelley: Ve
be equal to new.

 

 

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' talent .to sell to cover my unorthlo

I , trill (it the Heston plan not it dollar!

L Vlltnt other Pennoyltunlu eltlee
{looking to it with u sir-n to ndoptlng

gGETB FORTUNE FOR COURTEOUS

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recur ty in" dltlo'u to the monsoon.
it the tndu'ntpywroepore. it pays all
the mortgage. tint! owes its owe plant
periton- without the lnveptment or e
duller o ”noel money to the enter-
prion. 1- it min; the Easton board
or trade on the hulldlux for another
industry and the mnohtnery null equin-

10“." ‘l '
lt In pertinent to ante“ rattle ooh-
neutron that Ilter a emit“) imitation}

euheerlbod to the guarantee fund heel
ever been loot, and within two were
it has aided in the eutunltgument or
tour snow‘fluduntrleu which new elo-
ploy upwards o! live llluunttlld hands
"8n practical have have its nothing:
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lt tor their own use This tn the cone‘
in Wllllemeport l’n" whlch one court
mention to tty it out um! the “tilting
Burro oltnlnper’ at commerce in giving

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, . ACT. \
;ATLAN'I‘A. GI., July 30.~A court
tonne one on the port pl \Vllllntnlt.
O'Neill, ol holnhrldgo, Gmwhae been
rewarded by n lortnue When 0' Noel
exchanged at lower for an upper Ileep-é
the eu- berth with J. 1“ Younlt, of
Oakland. Col. tour teenage. when
the two men, were enroute to FlerldI
where Mr; Young was going tor hie
health; he thought little ol‘ the loot-
dent. ghltltlenlly Mr. Young considered

honor to the moment who in to
you" old. O'Neel were in Minute york
unmounted «a informed of MI good
fortune by e Ion ol‘ millions. who
met to (zoom: to’loiolt for him.

 

 

 

A‘ ”‘8' “D0“ PM me??- WNWH‘J" 9‘ manner than at the present time.

. eons, vie, not on neount of previous

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, tloutltty we not directly to tune he-

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n unto: Delnderlne regular! ‘
. first noted thud very ltv
matinee Irlhnve manometer loll“
Ind litter lutlr euyone' would went relieve.

NO It ll droughts in thre'o ,,
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. no enjoy- a greml- sole than H ‘
her one tat-operation ‘regudleae of;
thread. Ind it hue I much prettier .

h , Illa! the other heir prépmtiom

, out quickly “linin-
. .rrev‘glll new! I lnrze onto»
. 'ple’ roe by return met! to anyone who
, not: 1» thin tree coupono to
v t. "M BMfilll! Gil... Glllmll. lLL .
“tilts, their nettle Ind nearest and we
1 I liver or “Item to any postage.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

CHICAGO Jltly fire-Puck” Manre'
lend’o metéhes with Melt Wells and
to" Ad Wolgaet. yesterday, considered
l prnctldnlly settled. are fading rapidly
lode? end they vanish before the week"
is over. , .- ._
The Wells bout nuttnOeedy signed
for and n disagreements out of the ,
way, has been hated by the demand
at George M'Doneld, manager of tho '_
, Briton. that Charley \V' hlpe referee the
_.oontént. MéDopnld also wnnts a change ,
mode in the llnhpolul Stipulations. Emil
Thlery,_. manager for McFarland, calls
McDonald‘s demand for an Eastern
referee in v Milwaukee preposterous,
and will not agree to It. and has new--
ed notice on the English lightweight;
that he must consent. to tightnnder .
the original terme’ or negotiations
with hint will he dropped permanently.
A dlneonitton on the money question
in some melt or the Woltteet. hoot.

 

' lite othee upon the onlolenoy
htoh they wheeled the corpor-
new the town Md‘fll flatworm” tax. The “W" WM“ to ”a
in Gonneollcut during the out your jummllai one, in as follows: .
l ehell theretoro not new dwell upon; , mum Dépn‘rtment.
time ohleotlone no let on they pro 0% ‘ 0m” 0’
a ‘eml “INN, bu‘ an!“ to can 09mm13sloner of Interim! Revenue;
your termite attention no lawyere. leg» ‘ Washington, July 15. 1911.
telnet-e Ind citizens, enorn ln tonne My Dear Mr Eaton; no returns
three diner onpeeltlee ilo nuptnirtr show that the oolleotlonn tor the lineal
the eon’etlttttl dune emote the fol-grew ended June 30.1911. oxooeded
lowing {elements of the hunting ballot 322 mlllltme at dollnrn, tune netting
low. which no i elnltu directly violate it new high recdrd tor Collections. sur- ‘
that oomttu’tlon and which. it Io.can~:punstng the bent previoue record in
not eonolotenuy receive your mm more than 12 tullllone of dollars. This
mendntlon no continuing matured little; on excelle t record no only in the
the; eminent. . ‘ . reoetpté, out in ‘uie mat oi emelem
My .oontenttot In that the prepentlaervloo.
law is unconstitutional in It lentil that l tulto thin opportunity to thank you \
following particulates: . finer-onully lor your allot-to and «co-op;
i it forhldu u written ballot. whlohferutlon which have oonlrlbulodfleo mn-
the constitution exurensly allow tollully in neeotupllnhlng this very the
Canon. Art Ill. Sec 5 and Amend-inhabits reonlt. and 1 onto the honor
room, All. ill. - ito request that you extend to etch
ll. lt lorlllrle votes to be counted member of you: turoolny appreciation
which the constitution declares ohell {up the faithful and conscientious el-
he rountod §lorte put 0th in the intereete oi the
Cornet. Art lll. Sec. 5. end Athena» gen-see, ~‘
meat. Art ill 1 1 trust that at he dletnnt day rou-
“I it commando that 0'90““ gross will enable ’me to expreen the
dlIlrnnehlretl ‘bl'r “"3 Who“ appreciation ol the work done by you
SS") “l nn unconstitutional Wily. “(1 your form [n a male aubamunj ;

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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MlSSlOll
Furniture

that“ a Reduction
3-piece Suits for '
$5. 75 ~— just the.

be

their ballots; for unconstitutional ren- . With highest

wishes 1 am.
‘ Sincerely,

regards and heat

conviction or crime. but by the impu-

tntlon (exempt prohndlllty nnd mlnfl! R. E 0433;)“ Commissioner thing “for the sum.
he“ ornament: a! e ngupgdlnlm- ‘ Hon Robert; 0 Elton. Collector at in - .
”“1 renrdlen W ether 1 0 m ““0" ternel Revenue. Hurtlord. Conn. A

hellovan ouch intent to enter or not. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ met cattage'

 

 

wtlhout notleo to the portion mooted
end wltheut their knowledge; without
opportunity tor them to appeal. Ind.
1%.le eupmeme ooutr hue doomed.
without the possibility ol pet-none! re
drone accuse. Art. Vl.. See. 8 Boot

Wallet-t VOUR wherever

Their notion .controlI youhzheelth.
Read what; Foley more); ‘Pllle have ,
done lor yournelg em. H W.
Allen. Quincy. Ill, says: me at
year no my kidneys hem bothering
me. 1 hell n retelling in my ankle: and
limbo. teen heedeohee end nervoun
(tinny epolle. and later wrote belitt-
eehee l, new getting worn, when l
hogan tohlut'h‘oley Kidney Pills. “I
kept on letting then) until i won been
more freed o! All kidney troullle." The
linden Poet-meet and W.- 'r without
‘ WI , ' '

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Itx'rv have won rim torment

Prices also Re-
.dueed on other
Suites, Tables &&
Rockers. '

n J. ANGEVINE &
‘ sou co.

d. tie-tee moment» on

portel 824.

it will be noticed tout the Iupromo
court hu peter WIN} upon the cou-
Ititu‘tlonnllty or the exlrtlog luv or the
predeceuor in «Intel to may of the
above nomad motel-en. end the»! when
or tour' dlflereuL times their. contentm-

 

tone ltfilt Imut'llllli heralded deciding:
’ on. which it unquattouulr
phone done hell it. believed,

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