i L“ e. No. 108.- l'. and A. M.
. in uonlc Building, South
shut. m and Id Tuesday ot‘
» Milli-July and August on-
,thdw-st 8 o‘clock. All Master
one cordially invited. Reed
“ . on, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
“ «wr.am.ss.n A. M
Hoots in Masonic Building. South
“hottest, 2d and tilt Tuesdays oi
mu month-Juiy sud August ex-
dented—at 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
disson- cordially invited Thaddeus
lluyer. H. P Robert M. Wilcox,
‘ROBIRT M. WILGOX» 80hr.
soCrnrv normns
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HERcHANTU AND MANUFACTUR-
? ERS' AOWCIA‘TION
Nehemiah Ceodee, President
. ice-president, Charles J. Pidgeon
Mk W. Hadley. Secretary
Matthew Cerbett. Treasurer
.EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
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'90 —Editor' s Residence
wasps—City Editor' 3 Residence
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.THE MOS'QUITO PRosLEM IN;
V * PLAIN TALK.
The very highest authorities in this
good lnntl have declared the mosquito
l .‘ ‘n menace to the. public health undemo-
- fort. the sole carrier of mnlnriul and.
[other lovers. The experts tell us that
. Along the sen coast are suit mmnh
or striped-logged mosquitoes mod on
the salt marshes. During two lott‘nl
,. dry spell. ulten most ininnd pools nnti
i“: depressions note dtiod up. we mill
it , had mosquitoes woods and shrubhery,
wear the shore and the miles hurt; in'
the country, oil salt unter mosqui-
toes. .
(lotion the
limitation. in two days more they
" ‘iilhl‘o they ulli he on the wing.
.21: in the production.
in six to sown (in) s. masses of UK
it filled with water.
“I‘ll a small pool containing a borro
large ones.
herios. belonging to us.
(lull help it. Anyone who will tuko the
trouble to look for those high-tide
pools will ngroo with the oxporid on
to where the 00 per cont. t'omo from.
One pool is convincing. but there nro
plenty ol‘ pools in truso one is not out-
lowing.
No one need look in a pool whoro‘
they are kliiie tish. no they will liml
‘ no wrigplors. unions thoy look in tho
killio. 'i‘lmi pool new Willi‘l' over;
“dnylnnd the ltilllo in thorn attending
to our Work without iminu puitl for it.
it you out) lintl millioun or wrigglors
” do is salt wntor pool ourroundod by
dry land. und rnnnot iind one wringior
’ too dry land. you know where thnt 90
tper oent. comes from.
“ g.” it require: still water and sun-
’10! at least eight (luvs to raise
idiom. dry land to not good brood-
Imnd.
lint pool can he made dry land M'-
I mil title by a properly dun ditch.
. about: to tulle out the "did.
i and root. then it will not grow
Also the ldilie fish sets o
J This past week
high tide came on the 21st and
line dry pool was filled by that
’ mess of wriggiers. 0n the
there. but larger. fly 1 ,9,
, Mitt he found.
‘ me think on hut-ins mosquitoes uh-
}.toes if they once and the remedy?
1mm 75 to 90 per cent. of mosquitoes;
all sheltered places WQN‘ ttill of them!
marshes, whore the peri-
see title lCflV0n its waters every turn;
ty-slx days, in pools which pro nboro‘Caieb Joy“, E'ifllllflf ”“1 Cook on
“ “the daily' titles, the mosquito lurvn or:
Mriulers can be pininly soon. Take:
my one pool as on multiple; i three}
four dsvs after the not turn t do has l uhonrti tho trim little yut‘ht, i)orryn, in
' ed the pool will be tilled with tiny 1
ll be much larger; in three ontoE “N “*‘tkv “l the illmltl illii‘iit‘fll'lm or u
"it'urt‘ior pigeon and egg. all or u hit it
water does not dt y up nou luootls'; mm" to itltn "”0““ ”‘0 “lit“ “till it 0‘ .
fill becoming constantly. there in no ”‘9 ”M“ “‘4 fill“ “0H I‘Ulmtiin: out
“ it it drive from Fishers laiuud buy on hot way
M wrigglexs run he found a sticky .""Q“ll"d ‘0 ”ll‘ “HUM lithium ilom
M layer, in the (ll‘i pool and tiint ‘ ”‘9 "WWW
nadir is out of huninoss until it is‘ “llrl'fll‘ll’i ”10 3“") ill a true one and
Water can be seen millions oi write:
Thane are. pm“... pools. some ‘ and Mn Zoluli on wall, believing that
All “m mosqunu tho nt'l-ivnl of the pigeon under the
We own “ll'l'l'ml‘lllncou Bpoiiod it stood omen for
em and do not molest them it wo‘ ”I“ alit'mu at the cruise.
end closely watched. On the 24th
ore to o'clock, the winters in. patiently lot more developments
. rly storm tuli tide broom neuoeohle no to the time the dispatch
into the pool and hurdlym osme through. Mr. Joyce is or the;
ditch not only dretns the trick sud says it would he at greet ad
. theierve downtown vertisment for the eel-tel.
The answer to the
it “w mm dis mom in some: bend. oir the
other new things do.
in the stole or New Yorlr, this
wholesale daily; weekly send monthli
production oi inosouittles is in violus
tloh of the health lows. ’
In the state or Connecticut we have
molested. Do we do it through choice
Shall we minim do it? Will our volu-
nble shore property be more agreeable-
tn ontologi- it we stop it? Will our
people, supposed to be protected by
as sound health lows on any other
state. stand “to: malaria and mosqui-
And after they find thntretnedy. .will
they tnloe it. qu'iolill'l Or‘wiil they
just go on raising mosquitoes on their
own property? Time will tell.
Just now we want to lot rid of that
till pencent. and consider ‘16 ten per
cent. inter on~even it we are four
years late in setting at it. Mosquito
forming in still fashionable. but not
quite so popular as it has been.
An interesting article from last
week‘s outlook appears in another part
oi” The Sentinel today. ‘
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RIGHT To THE POINT
Because his stepdaughter heroine
interosted in it new religion it New
York mun attempted a double nutr-
der. -A little religion, either new or
old, might be quite an advantage to
that man. ~New London Telegraph.
~O~ .
Governor Crude of Oklahoma says
that he will deputlw 100.000 persons.
it it becomes necessary. to put down
the liquor truilic. That number should
keep” several disullers working over-
time.-8rheuertndy linion- Star.
4..
The Pennsylvania railroad odloinliy
station that it does not intend. to make
any more curtailment. This is most
interesting new and we burn that it
is true. The railroads that ure‘under-
taking inuirovrnleute‘nnd oultniilng
.tho wagon and the number of employ-
od men might well (allow the i'tv-nll-
sylrunln's utniemont.-~va London
Telegraph.
4...
ltootlog whiskey in prohibition
motor: bouts the old rod-ow. it recent:
iy killotl four men. outdo n iitth blind
and put two others on the ('l‘lilt‘iil list.
~—~.\'orwit-h Bulletin.
4»-
'i‘ho is~it-hot-enough-ior-_\on tlond
llflR nimui boon suppressed, only to
give pinto to the buy ioiet \iotim who
persists in telling his troubles to ov-
otyinodx ulth whom be outpost in i in
tort. Wilki- -s- diet-re itecord
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CARRIER FiGEON LAY! AN EGG.
_._—._
Yacht Dorryn, captures Bird.
Coiob Joyoomusluoer and cook
whit h t‘uptuiu .llliilt‘ti Holden and lid
muml Zoiufl‘ truisod to mock island.
.Ito illork islund Suturtiut ultt-rnoon.
Anti titrmtltun to thé
ulli lu- itl‘Olt‘ll on the return trip by
1* the pigeon nod lit-t 98K. whivh not only
(‘uioh treasured but Cuptuin Golden
'i‘ho atuunoh little cruit was chug-
glllp: out of Wuhorn‘ lsinud buy with
(‘uiob Joyce in the engine room and
t‘nptuin (loidon nnd Mr. Zelda in the
pilot house, niwlgutiug. They had
juet sighted the outlines of Block is-
iund. three miloa dlstuut ttnd wore
npot‘uluting upon tho plounuros ahead
when their convoruntlun wnn interrup-
ted by the abrupt and hurried on
trttnro of (‘ulob Holding the henutltul
hill! in» his ltnnd Cult'b romurlotl.
giioiill you iulvon’ t anything on me this
trip.” ills ntory won in the oiftwt that
tho pigeon nod elieoted nn onlrnnoe
into tho engine room through the lil-
tor hatch and lighted on his shoulder.
The bird seemed quite tame and gen»
tin and nnpnrontly was not e little
pleased with her surroundinus‘ nnd
compnnion. (luieh tenderly' placed the
pigeon in n wstor buoltet, served it n
dinner of out drool and xrnpe nuts and
covered the top oi the null ovet with
it towel.
After everything had been made
snug at Black lslnud Cnleh took s
look at the pigeon and round to his
astonishment ’thet the little bird hell
need her dinner tor a nest and had
laid on on. Mr. Joyce mode it com--
iortnble host for the prise and is w‘oit-
but nothing new in the on line was
- opinion that the moo nuts did the
Machine! the“ pine» ms
,m M ll W. “A. 3.11.6.3.
out." mmmummp‘nnnmi.
DAFFODILS
i wandered lonely as s cloud
.. Iiiet floats on high o'er‘vales
and hills. "‘
When all at onoe [saw a crowd.
A host oi golden daffodils:
Beside the lake, beneath the
flees.
Flattering and dancing in the
breeze.
s
Continuous es the stsrs tint
' shine
And twinkle on the utility wsy.
They stretched in never—ending
line
Along the margin oi e hey; '
.Ten thoussnd sew l st e glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly
deuce.
The waves beside them denoted.
but they ‘ 4 E
Outdid the sparkling waves in .
m ;
”Apoetoouldootbutbegsy
insuoiuioeuntioomp-y;
l gored, end gazed. but little
dualism
What wealth the show to the
had bg'oughl:
For oft when on my couch 1 lie
In vscent or in pensive mood.
They flesh upon that inward
eye
Which is the bib of solitude.
Andthenntyhosrtwitli pl»
smiths.
And dsnces with tile Moduli.
«Wordsworth.
V, aided whether or not the party will
. also. a oily ticket in the held for the
" the election.- the undidstes will prohv
“ silly be nsmed snd given out for out».
was here at our store today.
appreciate.
SALE
Many times todsy it looked as though it was only the beginning or the Sale. The some good-natured crowd
The public is not slow to appreciate good things, a fact that we very much
Alter oil, the values are the things that count. .
490 Sheets 39c"
.3
Large elze fibeots‘ in eitherl
.hionclted or unbienched. with
mntor seam. Strong and dur-
able.
Regular $5
.. Silk Waists
$1.79
Women's stilt Writers in cheeks.
plaids and plain colors. inolud~
inn hiorh. A big nuortmont
oi styled.
it
Women’s Rogu-
inr 81 Gloves
790w
iii-button tomb doublotipped
extra heavy uueilty: colors.
tun. browli. mode and gray.
All sides.
190 Hemetitoh-‘
ed Pillow Cases“
1236c
Full size. Made from n lino
southern Potion,
12% Crush
8'40 yard
1000 yards of Bleached sud Un-
lilonchod Linen Crash, 18 in.
wide. red and blue borders.
Fine for kitchen or roller tow-
ols.
19.3 Females ‘l
12%;: yard
One case French Percnlos. large;
nunortmont of designs and
290 Embroider-
ies 19c yd
Big lot of 12 and ii in. tinni-
with pink and blue borders.
Fine tor bed sheets.
4 19¢ Homespun
Towels 12‘4c
noiorimts; 35 “1- WW!- hurg Embroideries. Various
1 .1 designs.
750 Blankets“ ,
49c pair Women’s House
Lhruo size (‘otton Blankets. Dresses 970
Pretty one-piece models. made
of good ounlit‘ 14pm and
Females in a variety of neat
effects; regularly $1.50. To
marrow, 97c.
Made of pure hrmru Linen with1
red hordbr. glist- 20 x 40.
Indiea’ Union
Suite 170
Blue 5 only. Ribbed Union
Suits. inoe trimmed. 23c J
value 1
500 10me 1
39o
Women’s throwers. ol' good unsi-1
ity Muslin. with deep omhroid-
ered rudles. Excellent value.
.1.
Notions and
Small Wares»
HAIR NETS. large size. all.
shades; regularly 5c. Zir’zc.
FLOWERED RlilllONS. the
newest designs. nli delicate
ooiorlngs; 5 inches wide. 290
yard.
Cabinets of Assorted iiAiR
rtxs. 23/5,.
rtrLi'rt-iiznsrtrou BRAID. (6-
yard nieces). 5c
The Music iiAlli CURLERS.
were and curl the hair in 15‘
minutes. 6 for too.
odometer PARTY hill" 70.
mil-if.
The South Walk hrench'ot the
Bootellst forty will hold on importent
meeting. this evening in its «toms. in
the under block. in south Main street
at which time it will be definitely do-
cumin: tall elections. Should the.
members decide to become a tsctor in
iloltlon. tomorrow
The Socialists ere plsnnin: s vie;
orous osnpslu sndxit hes been [but
out thst there will he s speaker on
deck-event would: tomtoithe virtues?
or the hem. Mrs-elm they its rev-p
lied upon to put up mitot- little sad
0“!!!”in To MINA new
OANMN nmmnmoe.
Nest Wedneedsy morning at 9:80
the county commissioners will Hold a
hearing in New (loosen on the remod-
strsnce eninst the application of ii.
iii Bates and company for e license.
Thergnre two remonstnueee nuinst
the eppilcntion. one being signed by
(1 persons the objection" being unsuit‘
shility of plane nnd the other sinned
hrohree oitisens of the town. The ist-
ter objection is unsultitblllty or person
and place. Under the low “New Cen-
ean is allowed seven saloons end there
.sresis in existence st the present
m0 ‘ “
ItitLDan soon in innuendo.
0mm. All] aha-Work on no
osteh en: em m which my
less than eh “nuns-om" to out
WWII] b. m
AND TH: WATER WAC m.
doriek Steinbeck end Adrien
:Intitltmi Belle lislend. two you!!! men
who Vote in s canoe oi the Knob (hull
sports on Saturday, tied the mieinb
tune. during an emitte- reoo. to he
croft capsized. Thelriexottement end
a. sudden movement no a position was
changed, caused the young men’s trail
osnoe to topple and they were both
fully dressed at the time. Aside from
their wetting. which they did not seem
to mlndyand the spoiling of one ti!
their niches. the young men sre none
the worse for their experience. ‘ "
7m dishes urgently doinnndinc eon-
sllierstion tron: the enicuree are the
onion ellortoeke of ”Prince mowers
island end the sliced cucumber in solo
mwmmm
mmtheremnmlis noisy“:
W damn-Wines.
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