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ligh tided .40 a. m., 7:309. m.
SOCIETY norIcEs
MASON“) DIREQTORY.
apeolel Oonvooetlon 0! Butler
Mentor. IR. A. Ill.. will no held at in
mine, March 28th. 1912, at 3 o'clock
. Work. R. A. decent vollomd by
quot. All R A. Maeone cordially
‘ "eternally invited.
‘ Fraternaliy youre,
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
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\OfiUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
fmldent—Nehemlah Candee,
Vice-President-—charlu J. Plea/elm.
Watery—Frank w. Hadley.
. "nearer—Matthew Corbett.-
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THE MASSACRE IN VIRGINIA.
Mum interest hns been taken In this .
aeolian In the press amounts of the
assassination of the ofihinls of tho
Dun; at ‘liIIISIIIIr, Virginia. by- tiIo Ai-
p gang. and the subsequent Stork-r
l the (afforte to cnpurro the outlaws. .
he Bohannan families In this amnion
I the state are particularly interest-
" In the Inhttor, as lilennison Baht
in, the head of the Baldwin-Foils Ile-
tlt‘e Agency. married Minn Lillian
minimum. the sitter of former Mayor
l fies G. Bohnnnnn. .\I. ii, and .At-
gr W. H. J. Bahamian. of South
I Mr. Baldwin was I; visitor
re last winter and made a number
land: while stopping for several
.Chailea
aldwin and his men have helm
K em active search to: several
the Alien gang in the moon,
LVIrzinia. and II was annomxc-
but they hoped to overtake
litres. . . 0
ccount of the massacre and
Events leading up to n. as told- by
Mjohncon. editor and nubilhher of
1’ Mount Airy News. at Mt. Airy.
Carolina, is the first detailed
letter: of the ni‘tair that has been
"led. and The, Sentinel reproduros
May In another part oi‘ this paper.
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OBSERVE ARBOR DAY.
ins regrettable that there Is not ‘
more general observance of Arbor
’ dErd Day, and some attempt thus
(I to replace the many, many
which two yearly removed from
'e‘tii, yam-.ds
mirth could point with pride at one
to beverel handsome elm lined
— such as law cities could boast
"lit there ‘nre but few of them left
For divers reasons there
, been removed but the la-
tI should not be for them, but
cam do attempt Is being made to
other streets Just as handsoma _
lid, 'tattructives—Nol‘m’ch Record.
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” THE- PRETTIEST GIRL.“
r. Carnegie Insists that he has
MM the prettiest girl In the world.
there are a. lot or young men here
eleomhere who know he has
do a mistake. «Hartford Times.
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In TO THE. POINTI i
. my wolf wail killed the oth-
tho heart of the residence
of Rome. Ga. Perhaps a. den-
of the one that queried Roar
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I cannot wear the old things
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Though they are 'just a: good all
new
And once became me so.
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Nor grown In any way,
‘ But if I wore a last you”: Style
What would my friends allay?
I cannot; wear the olddreu ‘
That, was so well last fall:
It does not show the least of wear.
But will not do at all.
Why, it I walked down street in it
, ,1 eohld notithen endure
“The knowledge that all of our
friends
Would say we had grown poor:
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I cannot wear the old hat
I put awoy last spring
Although it shows no signs of'
wear ' ~ ‘
And is a lovely. thing.
It break my heart to think of all
The costly etufi it been. '
Brit it is not at all the cliche
That everybody wears. ‘
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Nor wear my last year’ a turn».—
And though I chilly cast them oil
My heart with repture etire. ‘
' I've got to, buy expensive thingy-
Nod women‘s clothee m deer- ‘
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eoive letters {or pubiicetlon. from it: i;
, readers. under the more hoodlum A
brief Ind to-thopolnt commutation,
me a moral
might and «mm
on?» in which the «lumen tum
constituted We do molt mimic: : ”
ally lune-t brevity. Lon: winded er» .
tieles. we have unnerved. are the "I'd:
no ‘
to be read. ml ere maritime
ed altoutner.
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Our'flwine Nixie:
, WOMEN’S NECK-
, wen In the Ian-g?
out and «beet ever
rhown in ‘I'l‘ho Nor»
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reposition. cert-Ice more ,' . .:
I loam .
vav coAI. PRICE WAG onmceo “"9
Editor Evening Sentinel? .
So much has been said ghoul the mi 3.
mt advance in the price 0: ml in '
town that II («In words from the doel‘ I,
or’e point at view may he allowed. The ”M
1: New‘sp..ngMe..ha.a.-Ise ;
in the New Spring
Models 8: Colors
principal grievance seems to be that
as the coal count "the dealers no more
they should hove charged no more for
it. That sounds removable. but there '
is‘ quite another elm tout. It in no
“"01 til» marmalade price of mi . 'I‘
far mm rem wt ‘lm been «some
each yewon the list or April and grad.
holly ndvntce’d'owh month until tho
reduction to eliminated entirely:
The coal dealer: or The Norwalhe ‘
have not advanced their mice- in the
,winter and thorotom titer in no roman
tor a‘epring reduction But owing to
quantities of cool that In other years
would not hamlmeh newosanry. at an
addition“ mt ov‘er Am‘ll prices at?
fifty roots not too In our own cm
3 our have bought about two thousand ,
tons more than we would have neododl , ., f
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the prewnt mike more each amen
. has this year hcen obliged to buy large
In other More cl am additional cost of! I
”.000 I f
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This III nou’lne to an actual strike.
Dame Fauhiou‘o H
, heedouurtfire to:
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alum ononr ur-
ond floor. V
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Specxally Priced for You
Come and see our Complete lists
”of titenis 3* throughOu’c Our store
but to villainous.” on the part at the;
public, which in nrneumlly the some;
(him:
through the mill knows whit the coat;
denier hair to conlénd with when the
"cool Ietrike“ alum in in the air.
In like. the “rial-”fire" in a crowded
ihentré The wall tor coal me ill
great that we ware hardh uhlo to so-
ruro coal enough to keno linemen rum
~ m er
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able-to elm) til nmahied a;
round “'18 bought all the coal
could pamlbly not. The eitnetlon be
came Manning. More we owe lacing
«mediate cool Mrilro on Avril w. -,..
by which limo, at the once we were
sum. there would not he a too 0! cm,
in our yard: And ml thero’muet be
for netuui nonomitice. for «hook
churches. hoteile. restaurant: and 1w:
menulhctorlng 9mm. to my will: “i
In: of the ordinary reotmmcnu in or
orv humus which are WW to on
comfort end mm hem All the we
In town would then have been in the
cohort: of II compnrnttvoly tow ind
ridualn. w largo fluorite or whom
'— I wohld not me thirteen until Mr
winter.
In such a situation there In hot on
‘ eohree noshlbie, no m u on ten
(Invariance bee ohovm. ml that. In to
' advance the III-lee or ml to such a new
are the: the am who Wt Actual
Iy? need nu- ml for maternal; em ..
' not but e_t all. and the mm who no“ I
‘ need It and mm were it m are run
some Drive on other. '
Let me on:
It not. better to be nine to not 3* ten
or cool when needed at VIM then to
\o one who has not built ,
Bafrettes
Your choice at an; or our roan
"Iar .40 thr Ban-ms well
made. finely finiahod. . ghir
poliuhed, good loin: and hatch;
‘ shell and amber. While. the
‘ 16a .
Pearl linings
Good quality white yooarl._lsmali 3
“Imam. riser. tor 116:»ka ‘
ed I»... mom
«a.
“'1‘ Size Hair N’m {
mm brown, medium We
dark Iron. hloadé and mm
Sought!”
. [straight etyle anchor. brown
‘I‘, Ior black. 6mm . I
mire. W W
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, Ava mm :- no MM
”with no: Minion
on “moo ohm
Fancy Lace Fichns
‘wntir. .tyrimmod will: lace ed:-
inz and plotting. Special
98a"
I :“Ladv Beth”
“ 2.2:; ...
2, Rosary Beads
Guaranteed are years; each In
neat cane. Colour 0‘! heads.
garnet. emerald. topaz. cry Still
and other eelore Bimini
um. ring um they heme;
well worth 31-36. ilI-lpeelel'
Light woight Eton animus. ail .
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18c Pillow Cases
12%,
One case of strong. Sturdy Pil-
low Cases. 45:38. Special
12m
10c Fruit or the
Loam.7‘/zdl
moo I'ards of this lemons COI-
,, ton at below cost price. Spe‘
clai, 7 1-24) yard.
tar
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‘ 15c White Dimities
I White Dimitiee. In four dll‘fereut
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aloe cheche. Special, 10c yd.
12th: Dress Ging-
' hams 834d ,‘
' lfiOO'yarde or ‘Ilateg‘ Dress Ging-
‘hania. " 1h stripeé, checks.
plaids unwound colors. Sp.»
citl. 8 34¢. "
Large the. M chm. medium
Just Reserved
A large Shlpmt: at RATHER
,IBAGS In the ow shades and
styles {or spring You will
., surely and tit/cooler to match
your new ‘fltlt raw. large
“sermon
the United stem. ‘ l
' ”The special mambo of the Son-
etc which made the liremgation re-
" pol-50¢ in km of Mr Monon-
and the Wee nature
will vote to metal: the enlnmflteo’n
mm
' ' “It“. e pretty W thing to cm
mtlto region. at“ the men who
””16 «In there matters to
366 glare filled to and
,‘ We a: the camhn- "
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