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Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 2, 1912 · page 6

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‘ A circle in the summer wind, ..
A aim}.r of song and feather,
A little arrow head of blue,

The vane of golden weather.

An opal flame, a jet of spray
, About a sunny fountain,

I skim-the wind wave of the
wheat

The mizzentmasted mountain.

A‘iellow of my wheeling flight,

l. ;.The soul of speed and glitter—«2

70h, hear the gush of rising \oong, ”

The glad. high hearted twitter.

Till, like a bullet lpom the Sun.

I shoot beneath the rafter,

" Add, “in thechorus of a nest,

The twitter turns to laughter.

‘2 A slit of silvoh frost will make“
My singing low and sober

And send me southward with the
brown

Momory of October.

A little breath of childless air.
A whispered hint of summer

Will bring me back and who of 2‘

me
Spring’o metrical: newcomer.

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tonight 38. 97.

Special tonight 61. 69.‘

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616 50 Women s Coats 68. 97

Twenty live Wtimejn‘té Coat‘é all new models, three-quarter and full ‘
lengths, made of houcle. in‘ navy gray. brown and black. Special "

63lSilk Petticoats 6169

Mesaaliuo Petticoats. all the desired colors, finely made, all sizes.

 

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59ciFlauneiette Night Gomls 44c

Mode of best quality Daisy ()6qu Flannel,

all sizes. Special to

 

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patterns Special tonight 399.

Fine qu‘dllty‘ Table Earnest. regular width. in a range of six new

15c Cups and Saucers 6c

\eItly Decorated China2 (hips and Saucers

29a: 2 ~

Special tonight 6c.

 

1260 Outing Flannel

. tonight Bo yard.

Fine heavy quallti Teaile Down 61lilng Flannel, all colors.

66 yd

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lOcfl‘ollet Paper -~ 3 for 186

Ill either roll or package. Spgcial tonight 3 for 180. .

' 100 beautiful new 1913 models, all
ceived. Special tonight 61. 29.

62 Lingerie Waists 6129

 

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' All our'Mou’s Hosiery. Special tonight 19c.

 

$1.2‘5‘GIoves .746

2 blush P. and L. French Kid, embroidered backs, one clasp, man-

niIh: Engllah‘ reds.

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62' Corsets 61 63611

100 corsets from one at the best. In

alters. Special tonight 51. 00 each.

 

121.160 Pillow 03698 ; 6140 V .

Ono camo’i regular size .goodhuhlit

1754:, Blankets 49¢

Large three quarter size for sheets. soft and fleecy.

49 cents.

y Muslin. Special tonight 6324c,

Special tonight

 

456- .«Shoets: .240

“72 it so Center 2228mm Good Muslin.

Special tonight 246.

 

55 California Wool Blankets $3 93 '

 

-- Full his size. in white and gray, handsomely bound with silk bind

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paladins but he spoke well. iii: to
marks woro cut short owing to tho iaét
that the previous speaker! h’Id died my

The WW1 ”other It the waiting
woo John Willa Grant. with II it
cIuluIlm sputter ”called any thing
that tho democrat. have boon priviio
ad to holy: in window tor mm.

The “III was I‘vrop'rllltoly doc rit-
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positing that Mac Donald is not an en-
glnoor) but the general assembly re~
fused to consider his Intimidation. He
then not in the amino or- I competent
nonhuman engineer but he too was
turnod down. He tried I third time
and. conferring with the senotg. ask.
did .them to seieot any .oompetout en»
kinder to till the position. Then one
Worm his appeal by phasing I in?
which made it. impouaihie to mini Mao?
donIld union tho um. were Mosh at
tho Iupérior court and found to be on»
constitutional. Thus they created the
condition, I pIrIttoi like whidhmaw

hot li‘eiiound in the htitory It the min 2

whore the Iovorilm‘ id unable to dim.

thin I public. “Woolf tor ineommtom‘
2 was In motion. In that in. Which th

6th of the Boston Dry GoudI.
received. They were Bustoll’ s
Customers tom over twenty years. No greater Values in honest”
merchandise could be offered. our entire purchase on Sale2 Molt-2
day Morning at: a fractlolr of their ori ‘

 

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local platform to address an oliticIl or
any other kind of a meeting.2
Col. GrIveIWod his romarka by
pm 1m;2 high tribute to Governor Sim~
eon E Baldwin; whom he emulator-hind
II being out only I slide figure but I
natiouui figure as will. lie also lhud
ed John S; Seymour in slowing terms.
saying tht two year. ago when that
Iontleuinu mo I IIIdidIto tor eluci-
tion to tho United Staten Sandie the
New, Yoi-h Amerlcori thought so tavori»
lily of him that they prim/ad‘- Seymour
political Morton and hooded the iNllE-
ineg state with (tonight in the hopes of
getting him éloctod. The party: will: unn'
.uiicceustul at that time. ‘
9910M! will hold that incl-I novor

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from the: Final Liqllida-
hon Sale of the Entiro‘

.ompany of Boston, Mass., justg
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vvido reputation, and i might tiny inllshed orators thIt evor stood upon Ilhia political downhill began It Winona

when he stepped down from his high.
[011309 and advocated that miserable
Pal novAdrioh tarid bill He should to
me'iubdr that his political downfall m f
enhanced when he vetoed honest tam-
'relom. Now the oountry has condom:
led his party. No man who read! and
it: fair but know that the republic“.
preuident and party are doomed to do-
foot.
1 “The democrItic candidate for motor
dent Openly declares that he in not? I
tree trader. but that he wants to retard:
the truth so that tho poorér elm My ‘
ineoule may live more conltortdblyi‘” 2
There in another great man t-tuo‘ .
hood of another great pill-tin? 1m to
bid, Wondbl'fltl and one 0'! tho moot ,.
idiotic men in the world But: ho
wildly radical. 'God know: hut to

 

 

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