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MASONIG DIRECTORY.
it Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Hoots in Malonio Building, South
Main stroot. 1st sun so Tuesday at
.oaoh month~—.iuly and August as
. oeptodwat 8 o'clock. All Muster
T Masons cordially invited. Reed
gig“. Flynn, W. M Robert M. Wilcox.
flutter Ohapter. N0. 88. R. A. M.
Hoots in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and (tn Tuesdays 0!
each month—July and August ex-
cepted-«t 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Thaddeus
. (layer, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
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ROBERT M. WILCOX. Iocy'.
SOCIETY NOTICES
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTLlR
Eas' ASSOCIATION
Nehemiah dandee President
Nice-president, Charles]. Bidgeon
‘ Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett Treasurer
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92-2-News Department
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890 ——Editor‘ 5 Residence
”729- 5—City Editor 5 Residence
"The iiopuhlican pam had an expor
ionic \\lih tadli‘dlisut and insurgent:
in lh’ill,“ says ihe llarii'ord t‘onrant.
“The llournos and La lt‘oll'inites of that
time were as angry with Abraham l.ln. ?
coitt"aa their auroossors are with Wil
liam ii, 'l‘at‘t. ilo wouldn't do what
they ordered him to (in. Away with
ouch a i-onsorratlvo and rouriionnr}!
They dt‘tllllt‘ll poliiirni uar against
him; “endell—l-lnllliwaudiiii-dulck
Douglas said it “an the right thinn to
do 'l‘hm lloikt-d oil in lliomtwiios lo
Cloioland hold :“i(on\enliou made a
platform, mad-c a national lltlit‘l. lino
of the piaiiorm‘s planks was (lli‘i't‘i
e‘let'tion of president and Viro-prusi
, dent by popular roto.
r-ll'io lirkr-t worn .lolm i‘.
John l‘oohrnno.
Frnmout and
Two months nature
the emotion Gonoral l’ri-inoni and
General (‘oohrnno tool: their names of!
tho tickot, and noihlug morn was
heard fit the grout l'lltlli‘lll lllNill‘l‘i‘i‘lltlll
of l8tii. ll silently poicrod out. Ahrn-
liuin Lincoln was (‘lt‘l'lt'(l."
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(‘ongrosshmn at. J. Hill, of our own.
congressional illali'lvt. in tho million of
the “Who's Who, and Why" mun-’9
page in tho last week's Saturday hit-ow
11ng Post. The artii-io inmates to lilo
versatii (‘onuoilliut statesman man)
traits tllat lit-long lo somohom clue,
and capo the climax in printing on the
portrait of Mi llili u pit-into or Lidia
Pinltham lu oith‘nn (lollltlil.
noctlout Western News
“I‘vcm
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RIGHT TO THE POINT
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gonadal-mongering noon carried to
; :Iltch dingiisllug “traumas—Now York
"t“ Telegraph.
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It a lady forgets to dorlnrr n ion"
'rl‘t't‘iiles brought from Paris when she
' arrived in this country silo in do
.l‘totllloed its a smuggler and ironlod an
a thief, but it a pinioornt iorgois to
' doolare the true extent of his poi-son
* ill propsrly for taxation he is neithor'
denounced nor inimiontt-d ’lliiil isn't
"" uhlnlry.-—Ncw York World
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‘ Lindsey Lorin: of Boston, tho illlltlr
'» day not are to his 315.000 main: hulit'
‘ mill. rather than pin the ”do nnnunh
tax levied by the fedora) sovomment
a This in nhhrand now nu) for tho idle
rich to got rid oi their mono), and is
much more spectacular than giving
monitor dinners. -—Wliltoollarro lloc
Draw] ‘”
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'A Lot: Angelou woman has boon
mantpd u. divoroo homuso hor hum
hand couldn't (servo a chicken at din-
liar without. chasing ii to tho door
As site did not rsoeivn alimony, it, is
.orslumod that he didn't set his tool.
ion “whoa Acacias licmid.
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Aseooluio Justice Hughes has hud‘
’helt'drcmovcd. but the John W.
on twitter dinner is still intact.“
lion Post. ,
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stringer should no to a man and to
. not a Museum but a good
om. holding. it either wore to
90 ed ronuily thero Would he more
u‘t making good in the role oi
' 2d and ,wite.-rlsw lrorlt Toto-z
\
in“
ms is "queried to
Tito nnmon on'
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SENTINEL
READERS"
V news...
The Sentinel will be pleased to Nov .
colvo letters for publication. from its
readers. under the above heading. A
inlet and ‘to-thopoint communication.
as a general proposition. carries more .
weight and conviction than a lengthy .
one in which the argument is not
concentrated. We do most emphatic-
ally suggest brevity Long-winded ar-
ticles, we have observed. are the last
to be read. and are many times avoid-
ed altogether.
- LABOR DAV}
Editor at The Sentinel: .
We are again approaching the (in!
that has holln set apart for the wage
earners oi America. and as a titling
recognition of this work went cior)
member oi organized labor should
[ml it an honor and duty to turn out
and.u.asisl in making it u domonstra» ‘
lion second to none. Organized ishor
is a form not alusl's recognized in
the affairs or the country, and aside
from those directly asawintod with it
in a business way. its magnitude is not
known Therotore to demonstrate to
the public at large the extent and to
l sonrcoiulness at our army. Labor Day
loitvors a most tilting opportunity. Sop-
llonihor 4. lilll, should he made. as»
lpmlaily memorable and from now on
Zorgziulmd labor ran puhlilv emphasise
ills determination in hattlr to: rgthuul- ,
.iion in tho poliliini uronn
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GIRL'B JUMP MAY CAUSE
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Sustains Broken Neck and Fracture oil
Skull in Three Story Fall in
Middletown. l
wn. l.l\iANTi(‘ Ant mum: Kn g
tic iizrula. a Polish tiri at in ywaiml
"1nmpovl from tho third oiorl oi hor’
'lnmrtlinx plau- 31'Rliltltil and uniformly
a liaotmud skull. hiolwn lli‘t‘lt and;
ollwr lujurlouv ”(‘1 i'llt‘illi is ospwiodl
at any limo. ltooontiy shod was oper- l
lllPll on at a local lionpitnl to: tumml
on tho brain and left tho institutionl
Wodnoaday anmronily lolly roooverol
oil. \‘vsiordnr when alto \"iln dailod shol
l‘e‘llllt‘tl thni she would he lll.l\\'ll wry."
:soon. A iiilio lalor‘ filli' was ionmlf
unooaoious on the ground. 5
it was said at the house that she;
had not acted in a way io lmilvnto.E
,ihni sin: iniondod to take her life l
SUCCESSFUL TROLLEY RIDE.
\‘i’aihur conditions did not tiisumy a.
:full trolley car loud oi young waning
inst owning. from mirth-instills in tho“
irido to Slooploclniao lsinlid.'ul\‘oii in i
(‘onrt Nnirnk (i'rrlo (‘ompauioml Cl
use Forest and all who wont remit ’
moat f‘X((‘lltlll limo. With ono oi ll‘l
now douhio truck trolley oars tho purl
iv loft Noru'ulk about 7 o'clock and ro~l
turned at a into hour. Those who‘
i wont had an opportunity i0 soc tln- too. "
ili'liloti oi the llllku ui Balditiipoi‘ii l
.i‘ondm :01 Allied Iiiuglll and hiuioi i
man Aiihin W tlohche were ln (liariie
oi the tloiio).
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NEARLY RUN OVER BY CAR.
()n the night of tho 23d James law.
of Mono ilrotliors. had 3 narrow cs-
vupo from losing both ions by a trolley
t‘ill' in Monroe street. He came out
of tho ('onlrnl Hotel and utioinmd to
hoard the our while it was in motion
Thr- running hoard hit him. iuruod him
around throo or low times and he that
tiniusod lK‘lmK run oior h,» the roar
j win-oh: oi' the our liy about six inchou.
(lilloor .lohu ll. Smith picked him up
and found him rail right. ’
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BTEAMER EUROPA OBTAINED.
NEW \‘DllK. Aug 28 «Tho aloitmoi‘
i Europa. with Jill l‘lllllll and 3th stool”
.aitc tmsociuons from 'lonon and Na-
l plea, was dotaiuod at Quarantine upon
her arrival today for tho customary
limtmoiion by health odtcors. The .
inhip'a surgeon reported the doom 0! a
lilreman from an tin-nomad malady on
ilAugust 23. He was handed at no.
(lultnrns taken bolero the man' in (tooth ,
wow mmved ior inspection by Dr.
Doty ~
SWEDIIH OTIAMII sum.
Knob. Germany. Aug. 25.-The (tor:
mun battleship illusion. while steam» .
in; manoeuvres with a torpedo boat.
flotilla in the outer My hurt nlrht. ran.
down and sunk the small Swedish
steamer Askersnnd. The crown! the
steamer
hurt. Tho
od.
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smiled and no one was,
uttloshih was not dam-
RIUNiON 0f VETERANS.
Tho'ltssooistiou of Veterans oi the.
Twain (3le will hold its forty-a
loitrth reunion. Tinned”. Wilmhisr>2
“ of All
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, mo»
summer Goods ANOTHER BIG SATURDAY
Tomorrow we celebrate the Fifth Saturday of the greatest sale in our store' a history. with a Grand Barbecue of Record breaking Bargains. To say that we are
proud of this wonderful olle is putting it mildly. The underlying principle of this (lo-Ahead Store is alws
going to give. This cannot help but win—4nd the truth of this was never more manifest than now.
all. the crowds are still coming. Plenty of Golden Nuggets for tomorrow's shoppers,
ys giving the public just what we tell them wé are
Such crowds never before seen in these parts—and best of
and enough to last all the day. However. we urge early buying.
Another Exceptional
Chance to Save on
Updermuslins
PETTICOATSoaA most exquisite lot
i
of Petticoats. made with deep
flouncc of embroidery. ribbon trim-
med; not one worth less than 82.50,
many as high as $2. ”98.. .31 49
Tomorrow
NIGHT GOWNS ‘oi good quality
Muslin. high or low neck styles;
excellent 35: values
‘ 4
Tomorrow ...... . .. . . . . 490
DRAWERS-O£ soft finish 'Cambric.
made with hemsritched and tucked
ruffle; good 25c value. 190
Tomorrow . . ........... . .
KIMONOS or COMBING SACKS.
only :5 dozen in the lot. a variety of
Persian and floral designs. 18c
value 29c. Tomorrow. EA.‘.
READY TOMORROW
Women’s Regular $5
Coat Sweaters
$1.98
A lot of samples of Women's Niall:
grade All Wool Coat Sweaters. plain
and fancy weaves. All colors.
Children’s Dresses
(Sizes 2 to is years)
, 59c
Children's Gingham and Chambny
Dresses, in checks. stripes and
plaids. Values t5 79c.
'At 690
T/Grsys. Modes and Black. Regular
1. sharia Mama. The husllieie Instr l
Special values in
Underwear and
Hosiery
WOMEN'S HOSE. Fine qual—
ity, last black. all sizes. PR.. .100
MEN'S HALF HOSE. Tan.
Black; excellent rel/Sc
values. ~ PAIR ....... 100
MEN'S UNDERWEAR-«MIG ritual
lower the amount of stock on hand.
hehce this low price. Regular soc
garments. Shirts and Drew 39c
ers. all since
A Timely Offering in
Women’s- Gloves '
pitta Ladies‘ xd~but—
tan (or elbow length)
Silk Gloves, double tipped. extra
heavy quality; colors. Tan. Brown.
31.90 quality.
At 35 PAIR. Lsdies‘ s-clasp
C Lisle sued. Gloves;
colors, Black. White slid Tan; all
sizes. Regular 50: quality.
JABOTS. “ons—
. ... Exceptional Offerings in
Suits, Coats, Dresses.
Waists 8: Millinery
On sale tamorrow at prices that are ridicuolslyry low.
Wome n’s '
Tailor-made Suits
Twentyweight extra line Tailored Suits. in mixtures and
plain colors; values to 830. To close . . .
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”.314 98
All Pure Litton Suits
Formerly sold at $12.98. Tomorrow.
one price only
...... $2 98
Nothing in the line of Linen Suits reserved in this sale. They are all
, going at one price
All sizes.
Natural Linen. Plain White and a few colors.
c
Great WAIST Values
Stunning and Attractive— 2 - BIG. LOTS - 2
included are Drummers“ Samplzs and Mnnuiacturers‘ Surplus Stocks.
Lot l consists of Fine Lawns and Crossbars. all styles. kimono and
long sleeves. high or Dutch neck: embroidery and lace trimmed.
No Waist in the lot worth less than Sosa.
Tomorrow . .........
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59c
The prettiest models and the best values our Waist Department has
ever featured.
Lot 2 consists of Fine Lingerie and Batiste Waists. handsomely trim:
‘ ”’f WW: I variety of styles: all sizes; values to 8: 00.
Tomorrow Special ............
.990
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Last Call for Straw Hats
Every Trimmed Straw Hat in our Millinery Department reduced to
SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICES. We never carry Hats over
from one season to anotheruwe must make a decisive clearance. re-
gardless of all former prices.
The «no low prices to move this stock are.
890862.49
Untrimmcd Hats at 4%
Values up to St .98.
Women’s and Misses’ Felt Hats $1. 98 to $3. 50
White and Colors
CLEAN -UP 0F
Handsome Wash Dresses
.at $2.97
sum in on. price train a great colloction ,oi the choic'm styles of
the season. Be prompt. however. lor best choice.
included are
Lingerlos. Levine and Gingham in both high and Dutch neck
styles. Values to $6.98.
Unequalled Offerings in Separaté Skirts
Skirts iorrherly sold at‘s 98.
Specialtomomzw .... ....... . ........
A special tut oi Skirts made of handsome Penemss and Mohair in the
newest models; colors. Blue. Brown. Black and Mixtures.
Tomorrow we give you choice of any oi our Linen Skirts
that sell regularly at 83 98.!!!
Si .69
cal.ses|is.. -.
A good sssonmentot this season s newest styles in white and colors.
women’s ‘Neokwoar
EMBROIDERED LINEN C01»
LARS. I Variety of designs; all
class; re let! a (3.
EACH “3:512:46
" sheen. made or
white not and trimmed
with lace. Special 5.......190
ing~ Black Satin
Masculine 59c yd
too ‘ysrds. all we have; {:7 inches wide,
pure silk. Tomorrow. 590: yard.
Greatest 83th: bargain ever altered.
Notions and 2
Small Wares
soc BALL FRINGE ........ 29c yd'
For Dress Trimming; colors, Black,
. White and Navy.
roc ENGLISH PINS ...... 7c paper
300 count. Kirby & Beard.
25c BUCKLES ............ ...12%c
White pearl buckles, square & oval
KLEINERT’S DRESS SHIELDS——
“Onandoii‘.” the famous self adjust-
ing washable Shields. ready for im-
mediate use; no sewing required. In
one size only, size 3. ... . ..... 25c
“ETDN” SHIELDS. the adjustable
Shield for the kimono sleeve cos-
tume. Sizes 3. 4 and 5 ........ 50c
p
.. ........ $3 9: ...v
The Great; Bargain
Spot or Bargain
Section
A real bee-hive. so ,to speak—always
busy. Tomorrow's plums are worth
the picking—never were more sea-
sonabie bargains oSered than now-—
Wash Goods, Linens. Sheets. Bed-
wsre. Towels and in fact all stand-
ard. everyday household needs. The
prices will talk for themselves.
Here are a few only of the many:
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Lawns at 64c yard
About 1200 yards of Lawns and other
Fancy Dress Goods. Judging from
the way this table was crowded a
week ago. this small lot can't last
long.
Silk Dress Goods
12'iéc yard
The wonderful Silk Dress Goods Sec-
tion. One woman said she thought
we must have smuggled them in.
This beats anything you ever saw.
Just think of it! Silk Dress Goods
at 1295c yard. '
Chiffon Lissa 190 yd
The most beautiful summer fabric ever
mpde. last colors; worth 28c yd. A
good showing for tomorrow at 19c
rust
Silk and Satin Dram f
Goods, 190 8: 240 yd
too piech of plain and fancy Silk and
Satin Dress Goods. all this season’s
goods—not remdants. but dress
lengths. Values from 39c 20‘69c.
. 1/20 Hammad. Nap-
kins So each
Damask Napkins. already hemmed.
nest designs. Size so it so.
500 Table Damask
390 yard
68 inches'wide, fine‘ heavy quality. in 5
floral and conventional designs.
81 Bed Spredda 85c
Full size Bed Spreads. made from a ..
heavy southern cotton. crochet qual-
ity. Marseilles designs. »
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