‘ ‘iticnally. ' secure the Outfit can begin with this number. i. . . " ’ , . This outfit 18 positively sold only by The Sentinel to its reader-ls and cannot he put-r chased in any store. , : , ‘3‘ ‘ . , , ‘ It will be given only for ten Premium Coupons out in order of their nnrnbcta from The sentinel, and 85c. If you have never used a Safety Razor. you don’t know the satisfaction and the real enjoyment that one of there note-date devices gives to the man who ohavea himself. A time saver, a money saver. and strictly sanitary. This Premium consists of the following. lOne- Silver Plated Holder. - ' V One Silver Plated Snapper. Six Fine Steel Blades-«none hotter. " ' 2 2 » ‘ One Genuine Horse-hide Leather‘ 8863),? i ‘ “’ .- . Ono box of “Very Sharp” Strep Dressing. Has no aqual and ‘acta like magic. 2 w The coat of nine shaves will more than pay for this outfit. This articlo' no not sold anywhoroin South Norwallt or vicinity. he Snapper each blade can he strapped porno an the ordinary racer. as do not throw dull - 8 OR all practical purposes, the EQUAL of ANY Safety Rater Dutfit at any price and 1 . , H turd in some particulars more complete than any other. QWe announced June 222. _, that this otter would close July 8, or sooner if the supply on hand was exhausted" before that time, in three days all the Razors were gone, arid until now we have been i i able to secure chore. Gordon; have been taken since the supply Was exhausted. con; “ We are now able to fill ‘those orders and have decided that a continuance ‘ of the offer or this remarkably cheap Shaving Outfit is a‘ public dornand. ll'l‘hoso who saved coupons can now redeer‘n them, and those who have not done m not! their“ *0 , to ' ’ 1, - ‘ ' '1“ By having one of those outfits you practically have six separate razors in one, as with , L ' ion the estate at , a whom 38, 600 of property wont to he: * . lather but whichuoy the tonne of an ‘Ward‘Antirewa and Juatloe of the = the intranets at not Collins. Munro. . their living at home. claltna that the . tor him. _ or John G. Stetson. are tho witneuoa to the will and Saturd‘ai’ a heat-lug , Patrick (lollina will now he shared . 2 henna (loilln‘a totalled . not rather on Mal out at his loll ‘ 2 terrified Saturday to support or 2th8 allotted lucmnpotoncr or the tablets! as the ballot expression by any oral wltnoaoca at the honrlna‘ perm hrohalo Judas Sanford potently on the admission at hl‘a will to probate. These wltuoaaca lurth'er said that when Collins mado the. will his nor maily deficient capacity had been lean coed la: old ass and hinges: The wit-.9 neabea who diacm?d 'with these opinions were Johanna Collins. the solo lasagna under the will, and Ed Peace Henry A. Gilbert of lletnol. At Andrews and Gilbert drove. to the Colllna homo in Pleasant Valley acts. oral months ago on the trill making Manon. Mr. Gilbert ,5“; to; alerts an typowrlta‘. Adlai ‘0 the tin: appointment had the previous sanction! at her lather. The lather, upon the arrival of the visitors, come to the house accompanied by his son Dan- tel and the droning of the instrument was at once proceeded with. When it was completed Collins nus requested to mm: the mark repreflontlna his signature According tog lilo can he declined. tolling Mr Gilbert to sign barrio! insists that while he waauln the room his talhoy did not sign. Maura. Gilbert and Andrews testified, hovt‘evor. that the signature cross appearing n the document was not down by Mr. Collins. Those two and Min Mary Reilly, the latter he log at tho tlmo a maid in the funny was adjourned l‘or two weeks at the request or Attorney Bradley, the con- it‘oslsota’ counsel. to actors her at- roadshow liar testimony in evident: ly desired lol- what the may have to may in regard to the mouth“ alaba- tore. Mr Andrawa who aorulnletrator Alarm no as. instrument executed by the late lira. usually among the ohlhlrufh. Min Jo- ’turda‘y‘ that Mature to old at consular the about Mrs. Mary Rowland. the other Was also taunted by the will Mica Collins did not explain, me who ; chattel Sanford. Battalion antic _ ‘wlt‘h water for a wool: ‘ talc Cornlne‘roiai. ‘ commotion or the Sentinel, I found 2‘21wa‘tpr) lush: thorn whore the machine savlno or nation; In using a washing machine. says a meat or the work to he that of lifting intense I had the plnmher‘. with very some: place a faucet (two would no ov- en hello}, one for hot and one for cold attends, which is lit line with the star tlonaryltnya The plumber remnant!“ the cork stopper o”! the titanium with 8. lancer. (ureterahly quite a large ouel’ similar to that often tound on hose or barrels. A hose is attached to the tan- oet and carries the water to a neon by hopper. . To empty the machine one menu; turns on the faucet, tips up the machine and has a modicum root in- stead of the hardest and heaviest mm or the former work. . EMERGING! APRON. My emergency norm has saved me many a precious minute, also a coutrl butor to the Doctor Tunes. it is clot-2 ply a lawn apron, 147a oil‘s pocket at which i been some tilt fancy work or hand work. with scissors. thread, needle. tblruhlg all ready for work. As it hangs on n convelont hook in the closen l can don it quickly. and when a neighbor comes in i can go right to Work without having to get things to gather. o. no» sanowicnss. anchovies. the canned tunny nah chop- pedrfine with a few camera and a. little parsley and than rubbed into a smooth paste with tho tiara holler) yoke or an egg and olive oil It is a good idea. ab dot the mixture la of smooth texture to rub It through a slave At the last add a tow drops of lomon luloo .wKon- ass City Star. Jana wnN'r‘omth. To prevent the cracking 0t trult late or lolly glances at preserving who. place a sitter spoon in each bolero parking In the boiling liquid. Thla mo. thud doe: away with previous heatlnli’ of the glasses. and is as onto as It to simpler» wNew Yorit Pious. FANTRV hclllllfid 2 on tacking cheesecloth on the can try filndow screen tram. aayo th Cleveland Plain boiler. Thin admits air that is allied tree from smoke and soot bolero it cameo into the pantry. WW com “fl-ll aaoan. f " i but you ever try cleanln‘x the ”V8032, or broth with an old comb? We a good plan. for It preach“ the brain and keeps it sienna-Cleave“ Plain near» or. Veal cooked the following way In as armour; an any other roost. : *l‘rr‘ out littoral allot! lot as with in the to until little cation“ when we built our own . ‘ Appellants sandwiches are made of *through it sieve, i! WITHOUT APPLES. A also at an oldofaahicned home din— . ‘ not was eulogiaing apple pie when um- ' rod areas and ltcep it hot while melting the creain‘ ‘ Put a tablespoon- ‘1 in! each or flour and butter in a small ‘ ' 2 saucepan. Put it on the store and atlr f to blend thoroughly Add a cuplul and ' a half. off bullion milk and our Main lintll auto h and boiling. Add a cup- to of leftover choose that has been run through the food chopper. Draw _ the aauoepan back to a cooler part ol the, love and atlrinnt . ‘ I waited Arrange the toast in a deep choose has not dish, pour the sauce over, and send to the mhle.~Molitroal Star. ‘ Baked Beets. Wash a desert medium-sized young ' hosts and bake until tender and the akin: will slip off. 'Peel, cut in halves and lay in a dish Put. butter and lam on juice on each and not in theov‘en ' . _ i . I , Fenwick Optical Co. Mia one cup at molasses with two ,» ‘ for a few ‘ minutes. Serve hot; 3'“ W ' 8%“ Apple Pudding. other guest, who 'had been a Calllornln pioneer, recalled the “apple“ pie 81V on the children of 1852 to appease their cravings when apples were 81 a pound. it was made by breaking tour soda. cracltora into an earthen bowl and pouring over them a pint of cold water soft thocrackera were laid on a pie pinto on the undorcrust. Ovér them was sifted two tablespooufuls of light brown sugar and a little allsplce and cinnamon crust was added, uiid in a tow minutes this irnltntlou apple pic was taken from the oven to delight young and old.- —< New York Sun. ‘ DROP iNTO WATER. , Dan’t neglect to drop ripples, pears, peachea‘nndgall light-colored fruit into a bowl of cold water .as you do them, to prevent discoloration before cook- ingg~tlm2cago Tribune. cups of scolded milk and add a pinch _ of salt. Stir in one cup of cormuoal and one down sweet apples listed and ' « chopped line. Balls three hours. . Oman Mullins. Two cups of entire wheat flour, three and ours-hail teaspoons of baiting pow- der. one-halt teaspoon of salt, tw‘o ta~ bleapoona of melted shortening, one our; well hasten Sift. together the dry ingredients, then add the milk and egg mined, then the shortening. ~Boot well and halts in buttered gem pans ln'a moderate oven for twenty minutes. Flor‘niah sauoo.‘ Put a cuplnl of the rod part of the carrot chouugd line into a monsoon with one'and’a halt cuprula or boiling water. butter and two of llonr. hen mixed, add it chopped onion a blade of macro and a dozen peppercorns Then pour ‘ in a pint of stock and let. simmer for half an hour, Rent in n cupful 9; cream, hell up one more and strain ‘Straln‘ the cooked carrot and stir it into, the sauce. Add me tobloapogntula‘ of chapped cucum- her pickles. one or chopped parsley and one of canted horseradish. Season to “flank well over the line and serve with any kind of cold moat, proton ably mutton, or with tiah.--Waahluxton Herald. ..........:r , Stuttod Egg Plant. Cuttwo can plants in two lengthwise. alnah the lunar surlaoe with the point or a knife to malts a aha‘llow incision and try till they are colt; next prepare in a saucepan two ounces 0! butter. two ounces of lalt cult porlt chopped line and two chopped shallots. Cook a tow minutes. and one pint of much- irootna. “a'ilttla parsley. and three on: cherries all chcumll final toil: the flesh: part of the on plant '“w'lth thin. mason to tattle. out the athlllna thus made hack into the pinata; with broad and chem crumbs and anion oldest ol.’ butter airmen on the top. italic twanty minutes on moderate pron.“ Chicano inter Ocean. ‘ ‘ , cirrus Hanna. natlrona that have become spotted or slightly rusted may he cleaned with a piano at political atone. Gallon roots on the wall paper may be removed by caritul routine with a ”do nth hall made of hunt and wow ’- it a lapaoootl val-earns has become Let annular on the back. or the stove for an hour. Stir together ' [over the tire three tnblospoonl’uls or WM BI' Foal EYES EXAMINED FREE AND GLASSES GUARANTEED Open Monday and Saturday ovonlnpu south Norwalk ‘ _ , 9: Mission at 3 Reduction ‘3- piece Suits for $5. 75 ——- just the thing for the sum- mer cottage. ,, Prices also Re- duced on other suites, Tables 8;. fRockers. A. J. ANGEVINE & SON GO. rendered very tart hy citric acid. When. i. z A pretty perforated top'~ Furniture . " Mm waaulnoron at. ‘_ calm anon BUILDING. «“7” a
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