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EViill‘IlINCI‘Iw SENTINEL TELE-
PHONE CALLS.
92—2—-Ncws Department.
'92-‘3nBu'sinéss Department.
890 wEditor’ 5 Residence.
‘ Iiuwz—fiity Editor’s Residence
n-
... Iwn
‘ Capitol.
nociu'rvuorxcns
of Old
AA. Stated Communication
-. wen Lodge, No. 103, F. and A. M.,
will be held at its rooms, January 20th.
I .1914f‘at 8 o'clock p. m. Work, E. A.
“one.
All “Master Masons cordially,
add fraternally invited.
Fraternity yours i
ROBTERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
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PRESIDENT WILSON’S MESSAGE.
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Except for a Cabinet meeting on do-
partmeutul affairs, President.”Wilson
had before him today a. single ongagc~
‘ meat, perhaps the. most important or
his administrationw—un address to Con-
gress on anti-trust legislation. .
'For the fifth time since last April
Congress prepared to
point session to hear road in person
assemble in
a message IronI tho nation's I'hici‘ ex-
exutive.
'wnue'
departed somcwhut with
rence of the prosidont‘a
thoro was apparcnt today in-
t
thc novelty ot the event has‘
the
violin; to tho
recu [‘-
tense interest in the subject muttor
tilts
'prcaidcnt considers IiIII trust question
of his speech. in many ways
as the most \‘itul"ol' public probluinsf
He believes that whilc tariff revision:
and currcncy rui‘orui wcrc correctiw;
of tllclnuulncs, their absoluttI .Iancconsl
dcpcnds bounty on the ilCSll‘lltlltill ol’E
plivatc lllt)lltl{)t)l_\ and tho ciilniuallon
of rc‘straiuis III' lrado llll'till‘fll ahi ‘éll
the prices ol dtunnloditic: IIIII con-
trolled or diacrlnliuations in credit is
practiced. ..
Since the prIIIsiIiIIII's IIIlIiII-< was
i
1
designed to (\plt’srt tlIII dottl'inc tho}
Democratic majoiity is oxpcclud to IIIl-‘l
low in its IIi’l‘omH to frame legislationl
to meet ilt,l(ll()\\‘lt'tlll,ed evils in tho
.Ibusint‘ss world, IIIIImbIIIII of all politII
col partitIs \valtcd curly to lI-IIIn tlIII
tenor and the lx‘t'tipt". of tho prIII~lIlIInI‘u;
rocominoudni ion.
_'TlIe pIIcsiIlI-nt lirIII announI'IIIi that
he would. addross llongrunfi fii‘1lill‘ltlt‘ly
on tho trust llUt'l-illilll Iihcu lll‘ IIIIIIIi bin
anrplal Inossauc on llIIIIIInIbIIr 2. lil‘
began work on tho documcut Willlt‘ :It.
Puss CIhIiatian \li.<.<.,
lug back to \i'aahinuton a rough III-III:
of it, which. lIowIIvIIr, undcl'p‘uut ilillo
cilantro ultor IIonl‘IIrcncIIu with lJt.".litiI
rIIIIIIutly. brlngI
erotic loadoru in t‘ongrcys and mom-
bars of his Ijubinct.
The Spcorlt tiIII
length an tho annual Incsuugo and it
\‘I'li
wars about IIIanIII
was counbdcnt with l’rIIuidIsIIt
EIIon'Is III-cord l‘or bIII-vitI in oillrial colu-
municutiouu to (.Jongrouu.
'I‘bo chloi‘ poiuiu which tlIII prcui
don‘t Itinutcd out no a biotin for lIIuiuiII
lion wore:
in «lfiitrrtual prohibition oi‘ tlic tutor
locklin: oi IllIIIIlIIIalIIr of grant cor.
porutionu bnuhr- IIIIilIoaIbI induutrial.
commercial and [illiliii norvioc bodice;
2-IA law to contor upon tlIII lnlIIr
litiltov Conunorro t‘IIInIIIIi anion llli‘ pow-
i‘ to auprIlntIIuIl IIIIIl IIqulaiII tho
financial IIpoI ratioun by whichrailroudti
henuufortb lo lIII pllpplitttl with tho
thin fillliillllzih
' money they hood for ”Mr propor Ito
IV‘Ioiopmonl and iqurIIvIId tIIIIuaportu
Tho pIIIIIIidIIIIl, InuIto
ltIclI-Iur that "tho proupvrity ol' the
I railroads and tho prosperity of tho
Matty mu luaapurnbly connootod" in
not regard.
"Ed-«JimfinitloII ol‘ “tho many hurtful
édtrhintn ofinIIlI’I' by oxpliclt lutzinlu'
lion nupplnmoutary to the Sherman
v’i‘iio cranium or a commiucion to
aidtho“ courts and to act on a clearing
1111,1135 at information in helping bunt
tomm‘orm with tho low.
.1’Itoviaion of penalties and pun-
'IlIntII to tail upon individuals re-
bible fur unlawful intuitions prod.
‘bunkrupt in a brazen blotter.
‘ bcut his internal face.
derohibitlou oi hold our. amounted
and a Incubation tutu; this voting pow—
er of ludivldualu holding shared in nu-
tmcrouu corlmratlonei might "be restrict.
, ed.’ ‘
pigmylnx to private Individuals the
right to found units for redress on
facts and judgemuuts proved in gov.
imminent suits. and providing that
statute of liuiltutlona should run only
EMINJATURE ALMANAC FOR IIIIIII do data of, conclusion of the
government's action. .
“MWW
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
"A man who writes .Ivoluliieti of.
praise for at police force engaged in Ii
crusade ugzdnat vice, and than dares
:Inot whisper the fact when the police
,cntch Certain loudlng’ citizens in
Infill-«Branch Office Norwalk. ;
the
round-up, is an insincere cur whose
praise is vuluoleaa and Whose curses
are lame. A man who pretendu to be
a lollower ol‘ II gentle Cbriut and who
emually doorieamtrile until it suits
bin purpose to try to utir up utril’e. in
a hypocrite. A man who calls another
a liar with no basis 01’ prooi’ for his
iuvectlve in worse than a liar; there
is no epithet. vile enouglrt’or him. A
man who claims to have a competitor
on the run, when he himself in a near
A man
lwho insinuates that another in slow
Ipay and himself kites checks through
four or live. banks and practices other
lllegalitles to get spending money, Is
:either a crook or in a. fair way to end
whoro “crooks usually end. A man
who will sell bin i‘ricnds a commodity
at one price Ind then secretly cut
pricuu to onisfiors, in had another
kind of cheat and fraud. We have
;I~.IuclI a ruptilc in this community. I
do not mention his name because he
i
has tried for months now to get Inc.
to give him publicity and l.bavc'beat
his game. if he continues to pester
mu, however, I may lose patlcnce and
The abovc editorial appcarcd in
“The independent,” 11 newspaper pub-
lished in IElizabeth City, North (“uro-
lina, and was doomed lntcreslinu to
northern people bya Sentinel reader.
'1‘th Scutincl heartily concuru with the
him that the article in interacting. to
any the least.
u
} ‘ ENTINEL
; Laws”
EADERS’ i
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The Sentinel Will be Named {0 re
m,
lt‘thlL‘HIl. undcr tho above heading. A
bfiel and to-thc-polnt communication,
In a gent-I rat ill't'IpOtIlllOil. carries more
Iivtitch limpet an the deluxe or foreign
land in this noun
or or. at any gafi
Iprovamont over the amount wastc anal
consequent dam-dean. in our long pro-l
dilation; tor Not only does the Wilden
but stop new tnrcatutonta in taming
in this country. habit also puta a pout-fl
the premium upon tho withdrawal or
capital already producing toad for nail
and its migration to Canada and the-
Argentine Republic. in short. It pen-l
allzen luvcutmont in American food
production and premiumlzus torelgn'
investment in the sumo line tor food
ubipmontu to this market.
braving out of the question the bru-
tul inhumanity and the tank market
robbery of thin thuon policy, it is p
policy or that national suicide. leading,
the country towarda the utotuu In a
subject province ot' toroigu powers;
for. by puruutng it, we are simply
aquandoring, through the marketl
robbers. upon the world at large, all
thouc. sources of growth and powurl
arising from tho opportunities of our:
ploymont which belong ndtIlrIIlly,i
equitably and morally. il', unfortunate-i
ly, not legally, to domontlc workers
nlonc, because créutcd alone by them
through the dutnand they make upon
the market for the products of other
labor than their own. I-By allowing the
Wilson policy «to trample upon this
plain property right of tho humblcuv‘c.
rage American citizen, we have taken
the road to industrial slavery dud
havo ordered America to the mar of
tho world‘s procoaslon. 'BE‘CIitlHtI wII,
have given up to the market robbers,
now in power, the domestic doniuud
for industrial activity. the domestic
demand which they are now hawkin'h
over the world to the bighout bidder.
that. is. the one who will giro Illa
art-latent amount of goodrt i‘or theicaut
amount of tho cash of which these III~
morsulcua robbers plunder our domes.-
lic wage fund. This way lieu uluw
starvation for tho great mass oi slur
ericau cltlzIIns; and utarvatlon is play-
cry. Mon labour to thaw who iced
them.
‘80 we have came to an era of dia-
courauomoni to American domesticI
undertakings, farming with all tho;
rent. ’l‘hcrct‘orc, wnu all our court
Inouu umpire oi" land yIIt untiliod. an
act. out in your ablu IIIlltorial, we are
looking: lowardu a ,quullor and mom
unatablIIIl food supply: II nupply which.
Incasurod in our own burning effort,
must ho far dcarcr than any tho pros-
IIut urnurntlon liars bolm'o known. Tilt)
IIzmupurativI-ly small ul‘t‘il motor with
ration
will bocoiuu comparatively
.IImullI‘Ir still: and wo shall follow oldg
idnulund whom iblIz mum Wilson pol
l. ‘3' has lmIIId into IlIIpunIloncc upon
tlIII rout of tho earth for food: a mur-
kot robbing policy which always ban
this audio rcnull. Our food will cost
us morc and more: whllc our WIIl‘k~
IIrs. robbed of their murlIIIt vaiuc by
tho IlIIlIIginI: of their labor market
with it forcign supply. will get loud
and loan IImploanont and lower and
lower \vugos an the Iunrkot robbcry
Kilo}; on uudcr th,I favor of tho nun
,ceivc letters {or publication. from its hot robbing IIIIIw who have capturod lur young man.
tho “hit-r llIquI-I and ”to Capitol all
\‘I‘ ashinglon
’l‘bo new country law snpplouwntai
'tor thcir IIIInuidurutlon.
country lotvinrd towards this
-__u__a
labor packed 1m about than
down A fraction of their old pnrchflv
lop; powcr the wages that. remain. by
deluginu the country with u wildcat
currency based on the petitions rubles
of Southern cotton plantations; and
the trick is turned and the country"
teams with the Hessian slaves of the ‘
conspiratoru at deliington to prolong
indefinitely the coumtry’ s servitude to
tbeg rent mullet robber
You can bear the resurrected crack
of the old plantation slave-driver's
bulbhide throng in every breeze than
ifloutu to your ouch-om til-II national
capital in this first your of the reign I
ot' the country‘u new feudal chief,
Woodrow tho Flrut
ROSWELL A. Bill'NldDiC'l‘
Our
Day Nursery
and~ its
"Wyor k
III‘II'iIlay tlIII thirteenth has em: been;
an eventual day, and in February of
this your it will be unothcr occasioni
be Iomeniberod thereafter. The
card party the annual Valentine attuir;F
of the. Day Nursery Association, will
be hold both afternoon and evonipg?
at 3 and 8 o‘clock in the city hall
uaae‘mbly room in North Muin street.
The. rummagc sale IIIIIIItiOIII'Id on
many lining in connection\wlth‘ tho bag
collection will begin this truck Fl'lliily‘
:IIIIl continua through that day, ISatnIu
day and Monday. (loo of ‘iloodnor'I-I
vacant stores below the South \lor .
iIrulk pout oitlce hu< been ungagrd.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE DID NOT
MEET.
The Inccting of tho board of call
IualI‘I which was aclIIIdultzd to bo held
last night wait poatponud becamsc tilt"
appointous oi' liayor llurncll who are
appraiaing tho valutI of “In school
property in each dim-lot had not colu-
plclcd than work. The Incmbern ol'
lilt‘ board will be notified by Clark
Linchiicr when thou-port in roudyt
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VOST—COLE. '7
Local i‘IiIIuIis are IIIIclIiIIg invltu-,
(ions to thII Iwudding oi Mina Gruoo‘
lulu, daughter of Fri-d Colo, oi Ilirook-
lyn, to (‘hurlaa Louis Yonl. formerly
of Norwalk. ’l‘hc IIIIremony in to lake
plIIIIII on Weducaduy owning, Febru-
ary 4th, at it p. III., at 1.210 Uusbwlck
avcnuo. -l‘lr<,IoiIiyn. V. ‘l’. Mr. Yuat wan
lieutenant oi' tlII.I Sixth Company.
(lcu It Artillerv (‘orpii (‘ N G. whllI.I
bow. and won an oxcoodiugly popu
SAYS ARREST l8 BLACKMAiL. t
SAN lI‘liAiI\(‘lSCi). Jun. 20. ~—- I-Accua‘
WNW” and tonIictlon than a mum it) tho or w tIIIIift ion in bringing lnlothc 9‘1 0f llllilmli" CONN“ by “‘0 ”m"
one in wblcn the alignincut is iIoI
concentrated. \‘e do most emphatic-
Ilty uqucol brevity.
ticics WII have onueivcn. ale the last
to be read. and are u any timoa amid-
IIIi altogether.
PRODUCT AND THE TARiF’F.
lIlriitor South Norwulk ‘Scnllnol:
llct‘crrinu to your IIIliIoriai oi‘ Satur-
day, January 17th, cntILlIII‘I "'.l‘il|ublo
Land in tho li‘uitcd Stub-a," it woman
that \vo :IrII producing but about mun
IpiIIr-lIr ol’ lilo l‘ood oi \Ibioh tiIII total
lilt‘ll oi our land in IIIIpublII, IIIIII with
our prIIIqut IIIIIipII Inulboda. Ul‘
(illii'fit' lilIII all tho rout of on. tho IIIII
Jorlli ol' lIIInIIIrn am not utzalIIIItiliI in
limb bus'inIIIoI; and. again. like IIiitlIII
rout III’ on, many oi tiiupi arc ulupid
Lurobviu. I-IlIlI'licI-Ia anti Hillflludii, and
met a IIIII\iInnnI oi wuuto tor a mini
mum (ll ruuuit. ”thin IIIIIIIIIIII that, with
no morn lIInIl than no now llllH! ondIIr
cultivation, tho. product might be null-
tlplicd from iivo to tan told. if our
farming Word ('lll'l‘lt‘tl on by large bolt
onlllbr IuIIiboIln for nquIIl‘oIItIIriot: You
on tho i'IIrIu. which tin-y IIIIIplIIywttt
IIIIIuui‘acturlnl: othur tbtnua in tho
ubupa, with tho round. that tho unvinj;
in music would (xii/II llti loud, tho .cozt
of which to lot. ulcauurud in our own
carotid: effort, would bu but II traction
of that under which do many of it”
lll‘ll now Iotnirlnlntz. lint, tiIII only way
to brim: largo bodit-II of capital to blur
on the loud problom, with all the uuou~
IInIlIIu which are only pouaibic to largo
handling. is to hoop our InurkI-It from
diuturbaIII-o by an indoilhltc i‘orcllzn
supply and our luvoutoru in forming.
auburn from loan by conditions under
which it would no, fully to invent. be:
cause lacking in tho clcmcntu making
It ponnlblo to figure It curtain and
steady profit from your to your. InI
vontora are not wise who gamble in II
buainenn at the mercy of foreign fluc-
tuatlonu.
this mum to the tartan moi hobo
,tiulto IIIIInIIy anpply through liquida-
ll‘H ol‘ tJl‘i';tllll'/.t‘(l capital, Iotlnr, tlIc Hot-i
country an oral oi” industrial ulaIIIry.
’l‘lIII tIIIilY iuu cult-I wagon by dulugiul'
Long windod m tho Iountry with an iIIIlIIiiultII. inrolgn last night
labor Iupply in tho form of goods:
.IvbilII, llIrI. cuIIIIncy luv. cuts the. buy
lug lltht'l‘ ol‘ the wanes that rcmuin
by ItIIlIIIIinu tho country with on iuIlc-l
ting an ludoilnito amount of quoniiou
IIlIlI- I-rIIdlt. by lI‘IIduIIal rcuorvo and
othIIr bunk milt‘ri. 'l‘lIuI; not only in it
it InarkIIt-robbiuu gang that in in pow»
or at Wauhlnuton, but it in also a
i-‘lilli‘fllilllilllt: tram: tho aIIbItocrIItIc
i‘Iw who consider tho plIIbIIiun quuy
tiIII natural acrvilnru oi the lib: pIItri»
I-ian LilltWt'H at tho IIII Id of tho allow
'ilIII ioudnl ayslomi huII rcitlrnt’d. No;
Woodlou \‘t’llIIm in not loading tho
toonvyouroid girls ('arloa Saniincu,
[,onaul of lioliylu. wua mroaled here
The offense hi allogcd to
burn taken piano in a downtown mo-
tion plcturo lhIIatic. The consul do-
Iliod tho accusation, ItesIIIIrllnI‘I.r his ar-
lHL \qu an nitIIquI at blackmail. I
l
iLLlNOlS CANDlDATE FOR SENA
TOR l
(‘iill‘AtitL Jun. cormsuu monitor
I'ulltlidato. tho ubzib for the Democrat-
tII nomination for liuitud Stains Sonia»
tor. llllilllilllttt‘tl blmaclr today in the
pI‘Iruon Iii“ .lIIuII-u ilIIl-‘lhnno, u lawyor or,
this city,
Hood IIIIIIIIIIII arc to bc had-with“
llll‘ IIIIvIIrtlultIg
REX THEATRE.
A unique IIIIIIIrtIIlunIIIIIt with ha of
formal ti III paironu oi llIII itIIII 'ilIIIIIlII-
lodnv. 'l‘bia in tho IlIIqunutrotimI tour
oi‘ lhII ituntux .‘IliIoiIIIIl motion pic
turIIII. 'l‘boru w’ill hp an opportunity
I-Iimnto in “WV tlIII latent dancing IIrIInIIII,
to am; and hour tho Illlltllii. anal; bltu. II
in Rump 'iauuo all well an unvornlI
nIuIIlIIIIl IiIIIIIbIIrII. 'l‘hII out-Irwluniouii
Itbould IIppI‘Iul to all lovora of Hontu- .
thing now and novul IIII wall its llrst i
claaa in awry ruapuct, ml
It follows that the policy of Initiator: ,
"New
products. to tuiti‘thc may, towmti Freudian bntibdhhhudn'towarda but
murder and darn» oldwm {but mos dam to a
peanut, any tiuI ”action cl! tholr old bulk by amazing
the country with the?» world's murmur;-
cut ‘
. Absolutely the "biggest Bargains in the history
Yesterday, the first day, was the largest first day of
best kind of economy.
‘ of the? retailftra‘de. That is the Story in
Na nutshell Of this GREAT
any sale ever conducted by “Gib Boston Store. It
was pleasing to, receiVe such tremendous response
to our efforts after Masks of labor in searching the
markets for the best values to be had; therefore, this
Sale promises to be the most remarkable and suc-
cessful we ever had in our many years of business.
,. The most seasonable, the most wanted goods of
all kinds, for present and near future use—~a11 offer:
ed at prices that give you a chance to practice the
.In' every section of our store
you’ll find splendid opportunities awaiting youw
bargains most extraordinary. ‘
These from our Big
Domestic and Linen
Departments
12 1-2c CHAMBRAYS. $3.50 JAPANESE NAINSOOK.
'l‘ho (”,‘IIIIlIIIon (.‘hambray. A 4: inches whic, half silk and
line soft cloth in all the plain ball ilnI- Egyptian combed yarn.
colors. suitable for house dronn- Cotton, uxocllcnt for woman‘s
cu, ruiulpcm. etc. January Sale and mlsses' Iliuc lingerie Jua-
75c SCOTCH TABLE LINEN.
Regular width. in a. numbI r
of choice dos igns. January Sale
, PI 109 .................. 59¢
I’rico ................. 84m;
20: A. c. A. TlCKlNG.
(lunruntood leather proof. for
nary Sale l’ricu. Ipiocc $2? 49. ‘
$1.25 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
titi iuI-lIIIs wido, suitable for
89¢ "IRISH TABLE DAMASK. '
Au exceptionally line; sturdy
duml'lxk. in a wide range of put-
_ term:~ Til inches wide. January
pillow; and {author bcdu. .lun- wood-us and III‘III'Iavs' wear. JaII~ Sale Price. 75“
III“. , ’1. ..... .. ' IIISI I"I' I‘I ...........
on .3. Iain li‘l'f‘ 16¢ till) III inoc. IIICII .. 98¢
25c CURTAIN SCRIM.
it) inches wide, in while and
tau. Junuaryo Sula Prlco
.................. l‘zléé
690 COTTON DIAPER.
l.00tl pioocu Red Star
tury Cotton Diaper, 18
Sani~
inches
$1.50 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
till iIIIIlIIIIs wiIlII. lino duality.
spccial llnluh. uuitublc for wo-
men‘s and Iuiuscs‘ wean Jau-
uary Solo i’rlt‘II, Ipioce $1.19
$2.00 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
Extra special Nameless, till
$1.25 IRISH TABLE LINEN.
Full. blIIIchcIl lriah ’l‘ublIILln-
on T.’ incbI-ru \vidc: also to be
had in a moi-Ii, oxtcnsiro rangr
oi’ lillilI‘l‘llH. January SziiI- Pili‘t‘
.................... 98(-
$2.00 scorca LINEN
NAPKINS.
widc. January Sale Price lot-hrs and «10 turbos \vitlc. 113 ‘ . . .
. ................... 59¢ yard piIIIIIIa, l'IIII IIndIIrwIIar, IIIII. [.1 {up ”1‘1"" Napkins. ”1 the
January Sale Prlro, piccc 1* “”11 MA“. Iilroadv human-Ii.
69c OUTING FLANNEL. nIIaI pattcrnu, January Solo
Cronin llomcl Outing lI‘iIInucl,
2? luchcs wide. January Salc
................. $1‘49
9c APRON GlNGHAM.
Prqu, dozen ......... $1.49
Price ................. 4l:¢ 5,000 yards of Auiouboag 1'? 1'20 L'NEN CRASH.
"‘"" ' Apron Gingham, in all size A” WW Milli" ”W11, “"80”
20c COTTON BATTING. chm-kn. January Solo l’rk‘c ed and brown, lit inches \vldII.
llllg who of pure White Cob
ton llattiuu. January Sale.
Price ...... . 12!_.¢
6-“ic‘
7c AND 80 CALICOES
January Salo l’ricu
8'41“
16c RUSSIA CRASH.
AND cHALLIES. A strong, sturdy, coarsely
“RWOOL EEAfx-‘E‘L' m 1 Thousands of yards of Unit wovrn liar-u crash. that is mu.
m qua U do and, come. light and dark (Malibu. III] for its alnIorbluu unnlltiou.
I'll; luchcu wlIlII. whlto only. Jnn~
nary Sale Price ........ 39“
35c MAIRQUISETTE.
«lt‘iut- l'lngllnb hinruuiactlc, (ti
t‘lt‘, January Solo l’rlco
4w
15c LONSDALE CAMBRIC.
January Sab- l‘riIIII ,,
125:6"
16c LINEN AND
TURKISH Towars.
A lluo uprul'Iliv liillallcd coi- I r . . . . ., , .
inclII‘u wide, for walnut; dwsst‘n tun ‘ for \votnoh‘a- and miss“; lIrIIIIIIlIIIl aim, iIIIIIlal IlIIIIliii.
_. v: I -, . , z I ‘.
and also uuod for (inc IwhittI , mm‘v ’ H “mum Ml“
wcur. January Halv- JlIlIII
6 .
curtains. January Sula Prim
..... 19¢
................... 9|:,¢
121m: FRUIT OF
l‘ricp ................ 12i (l
REMNANTS OF TABLE
, 1 ~ .
$250 AND $3.00 THE tnflM .. L NLN
BED SPREADB . . ., . . lllt‘ Lil‘tIIIlv'Ir‘i vzilIIII-I \\'I‘ burn
‘ “LOUD l‘fll‘ti-II (if "M” “WW” mu»;- IIilIIIIIIIl' lI-IIIIIIIII ill'll IuI
lI'uli aim and IleI'II aims. in cotton I)” “HI“... “imp g'WIIIII ' " '
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, IIIIIIIII I 1 ftilllt’vti l l, in IIIIIIII iuaInnIIoII
lrluuod. January Halo irlro ., . I
$1, 98 PI-zoocr PILLI'iW TUBiNG. l’w -3 “‘"W- 3. ’Il' I-“I‘” “"1 Ii
‘ ' "Hill”l' tiIII t‘nbaunul bIIIIIdI mm“
$2.00 BED SIPREADS.
LIIrIIII full ulna. motto of lino
tiIII bout pilluw tut-int: llltltlt‘. it:
50c SH EETB.
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ronu‘n ilIrIIIIIi cotton, tltllililt' iox- I12?“ flirxjphl . ‘ if H .611. In]??? ,f.,,m’.l..:::M:I~I.;:.r,mmd ":23?"
turn. any paioirnu, plain llt'lll~ W , ‘" . ' .. IIIIV‘
mod. friuuud and IIIIIIlhipIIi. Jun» itiuuPiLLOW CASING. ” m MLIOW CAMS.
nary riulc l’t‘lcc $1.49 <i.. iIIIIlIIIsI whip. Hill-II writ h _ v ‘ ‘ .
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69c corvou uLANKma. out. January IIIIIII I’l‘ii't.‘ “it‘d" "5’ “it" ”I’m‘l“ ”WWI”
titanic bod IIizo. in whito or
may. January ‘Sain Price.
pair 39¢
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BHEETING.
IIIIIIIII.
Enid i'I‘iI-u . ............ 10$.
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39c GRUB SHEETB AND
BOLSTEH (SA-8?“.
02.00 “WOOL NAP" :lii lncbuu wido, alronr. IlIIIIIvy ltcnniur him-I, ithmi Itliirrlj.‘
BLANKETB. quality. January Sula l’riIIII manila. January lI‘IIIlo l’IlIIII
ion pair» ottrlwnu lino Bed 81)": 25;“.
iiiI'IIIlIoII-I. ilobthcd liku a mu
wool blanket lull big lIIIIt ciao.
pink and blue IIorIlorII. January
flab» 'l’rlco $1 49
$4.90 MAIMH
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