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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 20, 1914 · page 6

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4 EVENING SEN’i‘INEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES’GOLDEN.

 

 

”L' E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
~ PROPRIETORVS.

 

 

"3‘ FRIDA‘YJNQV. no, 1914

 

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EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
‘ ' PHONE CALLS.

; goon—News Department.

‘ era—Business Department.
“2388 —-Branch Office, Norwalk.
(rum—Editor’s Reiidence, , 3 . ,
:385-12—City Editor‘s Residence. i

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T SOCIETY NOTICES.
Stated Communlcltion at Old

'- W211 Longs, m. weir. e A. M.. will

he held in Masonic Temple,
Muin street, Tuesday evenlnfl, Nev'

omher 17, at 8 o'clock.
Work—Followeraft degree. All Ma:-
, tor Macon: cordially invited.

SeuthI

haunted to meet at the lodge roomoi

on Wednesday evening. November 18, i ii
it 7: 80 o'clock. ibr the porn». of!l

mailing the installation ceremoniu
of Rev John Stapleton. at the con-

. nregational church.

Fmtefnally,
O. B. BEACH, W M

Attest: F. 5. Lyon,

Acting Secretary.
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THE WORLD'S STOREKEEPER.
Uncle Sam. general storekeeper for
tho world, is doing nicely, thank you..
_ iie still iInthoo much cotton on his
‘hlihds, but he's succeeded in raising
tiItit 8135. 000,000 fund to carry'a few

Trillion surplus bales until he sells the: ‘ .
1“!th in the natural course of
Vi‘lth his cotton exchange open again, i

. Stone for her armies

‘i‘wo‘or three months ago Uncle wasi "
considerably in debt and his ioreig

A Voreditors were yci
anode ll ...~

time.

5 it's really \VOlldEl'fui'flle way that
account with Europe is being straight-
October.
.4343er nearly $60 000, 000
‘30de more than he bought.
“trade balance" in his favor cancelled
3* gtisatglimount of indebtedness. And pa)-
in; or! obligations at the rate of $60,-
099, 009 a month is going some, men
Vin: the General Storekeeper of

email out. III

The rate of payment is going up fast-
Why,
' first two weeks of'this month the ex-
cess of exports In or imports in our ten
leading seaports was more than $2
The total favorable balance
must .

M,
or than ever, too.

. no, 900.

poll the seaports, of course.
have been several millions more. That
2219, if maintained——and it will proba-
‘ 41y increase—«will make a favorable
trddo balance of $75,000,000 or $80,000,-

,foho: tor the month.

trade.

And as for man,
utoctlirei. the nations are awaiting ini
dine to base their orders tilled.

Bush,

Uncle sold
worth 0!
Thus the

the

during the

Thai
oilsant; for while Uncle
:1 ms plenty“ of good, hard gold in the
Safe, he didn't want to part with it.
Gold never looks so .good as in war
But now everything is lovely.
fills stock of goods is selling so fast .
Swat the profits take care of the debts.
And there‘s no fear of the shelves go-.

i

i

low prices, saving all the way: from
‘ and 29c never was so marvelous.

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Every department In the Store

has for this occasimi brought forward offerings of denrable merchandise at the most remarkably g;

2510 50 per cent on any purchaso you make here Saturday. The purchasing power of 9c, 19c

Come tomorrow it will be a good Investeinent of your time.

 

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’ linon toweiinx,

‘I'l‘olicr

80. AI’IKUN (”Ni-'-

. "I“ NIH

2.000
slnnduril :I 1) r o n
gingham. blue and
white checks, (out
colors '

2 yards for 9¢

12 1-20 l‘lClK‘AIIEH

1,000 ms "of light
Imil dark pcrcnies,
lillniii)‘. yard

3:1 his 01’

best
wide

Sale Price 9¢

yard.

I2 1-3“.
CRASH

LINEN

2 Cilb‘t'h‘ of sturdy
ox-
dish.
kitchen

for
and

collI-nl

townie.

Snic Price. 9¢ a

a.

(‘18-
45

(loud muslin.
and 36 inch

Sale Price, 9¢ ca.

W 9¢ (In.

12 i-tla WHITE & MONA!“ NETS

COLORED ()I’T- All “m"
' ‘» a r v ' x ‘H'

1M" ‘ ‘II\\I\“IL with IIinotic
Soft. iicccy white 3for

tuition~ f i it n n e I, 1.2“
plush linloh.

Sale Price. 9¢ a
yard. ‘

filled

l'-’ (‘1’!!-

flIIKHI) DRESS

. BANDING
1.10. surcwnntox 3 mm.“
IIKOTASTING PASS ('Xll'fl heavy

Wired edges. and Sale i’i‘ict‘..9¢ ll
handles both ends. 4 yard.
Choice of sizes. 103: ‘
li...11x16. and 12X
17 inch.‘

SailI Pricc. 9¢ ca.
loci-Emmy scum
Block and-colors.
Douiiic hooie and
toes. '-
311112 Price. a
pair. 9¢ lilo. .(IUImLV
._ SWISS M181. IN
36 inches wldg .
\nrlniy of designs
5319- Pric c. 9¢_n
yard. ‘ ‘I
I50. swiss nonc-
ELAIN

'l‘eII
cups
lv‘i ncly
large size

Salc Price, 9¢ ca.

wide,

/

IiiII. EDEN FLAN-

NEI-

Fur Womon'n

waists. men's shirts
hummus. etc.

Sale Price, 9¢ II
yard.

123,215,. MEVS’
union Ii'ulnuis

Four ply lint-n,
an giyienxnnmpgf’
Iota. Iiiucssrso
“nil“
8 inch black (mil
white. Strong and
Iiurnhlo

Sale Price, 9¢ ca.

00!ch
sauce r24.
decorator),

Illlil
IInd

 

Made of line muslin. high and low neck. trimmed with nice and
embroidery; also. flnnneléttéV, in plain while and fancy stripes--

53ch Price, each .

e

{

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290, MIHST ,liAGS.

Mode of imita-
tion leather. lined
with figured moire.
tilled with porno.

Sale Price.19¢
Each

till I'. WOMEN‘S

IIGSE.
Lisle. black

tun. spliced

and “ME. top
Sale Price.
It Pair, I"

and

29c. (‘l‘llIIDill-INS'
\I' liils’i‘s A N I)
11.3an

” Jersey rlhiml cui-
ion rind W001 _

Sale M91}!

-. » J yanhl

.11- Mini
1110315 g . , 4

,:
No. 3 Iind 4. iii!
colors .

1m

4 5 \ards for 19¢

EilII.
Elli-i

High and; low
neck. trimmed with
inc:

Sale PriIc 19¢
. Reich. . .

(‘i ll {SET (1)"-

if i
'50. . ’I‘ABIIIC 3'10.“-
“DEBS . ' 1

Thin Blowor flint
glass. Full uiir

8 for 19¢

 

heels .

aw“

cents

33c l)ll.\“' ERIN

Hood In II c l i n
ruffles of lurks and
embroidery

Sale Price. 19¢

a Pair.

290. [AXES TRAY
(‘IAH'HE "w

1,000 untrlmmod
on "not! traI clothe

8:116 Price 19¢
4.439141.

2‘50. BABY FLAN-
NM '
Hnlf wool
half cow“?
an" pnrlnk cream
white.
Sale Price. 19¢
. a and.‘
_ ,« 4..x. . I“ v
25¢. II’IIEET 'mw.
ELS
All linen.
siiit‘limi. plnln.
func:

Sale Price 19¢

hac h

horn“
and

:lllI'I. cumin En
, humus!

Shining mndrna.
~nent nit-loos. woman”
not printed. All coi-
Ortl. 32 inches wide

Sale “Price, 19¢
. yard?

It'll
lino 7,2»

‘21». lxnw'rs

1 Sale Price, 19¢.

moo frik'onss‘
IiIIuEsu worn.

luv.

Bantinxy and an:
tioemlc. Yard wide‘.

5, 311an for 19¢

290. “HTle
FAILS.

l2 and ii qts. ex-
lrn heaiy galvaniz-
ed iron

Sale Price. 19¢

Each.

250‘ LINEN AND,

”i‘ni'i', both him
Turkish and all “m
on hem ,stltcheIlV
towels

Solo Jnricc.1V9¢;4

291-. Smitty
Itlnlnxis ;
Manic.
ilnnnolctte.
of colors
Salt Price, 19¢
Each,

.of good
Variety

II‘laA .\'.\' [fill-ME
NIGHT G0‘VN8.

' Good, heui’i' (limb
luv. 2 to i 3e":

Each .

 

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19

"90. M “901'!-
SEW‘I‘F

For curtains, fan.
cy border. White
and drab

SaIII Pride. 19¢

a yard.

8M. (WAG E
m: A PF." Y

36 inches
All colors

Sale Price. 19¢

a yard.

wlIiII.

291-. «III. Hopi-I

medium 'Weiizhl
Sale Price. 19¢
Mk‘. “'OUL III‘I \\
NE].

Yard wil‘io lippy
'nonriy lIli
wool and shrunk . . ‘

Sale Price, 29¢
II Yard.

50v. TABLE
ASK.

.. 68 inch met-corn-

I).\.\I- ‘

'Ied lnllle - damask,

Salc Price. 29¢

a Yard.

50c. CRIB BIAN-
KE'I‘S

Pink and blue.
rcgulm size (or the
bull)

Sale l‘I'.ictI 29¢
» Each

 

cents

490 I'llrlllOW CAS-
Es
regular size full
soft muslin homo.
sitched with fancy
insertion.

Sale Price. 29¢
Each

lilo (FRINKIIED
CREPE

pure white 32 in-
ches“ wide for
waists. dresses and
undorwonr. No iron-
ing.

2 yards for 29¢

KERCIIHI. .

hIImSiitdhed full size
4 or 29¢

an. WOME x s
m son noon. _

Blnok and um flow"

hie heels and teen
garter tops. .

Sale Price 29¢ A

a pair.

.Im- noun s'rnin. '

mantis.

6 inches wide, It]! »

COIOI‘S.

Sale Price. 29¢
:1 Yard.

500. 1"0MEXFY
”RA‘VERS.
Fine quality mus-

no. Wide emhrold;
ery ruffle

Sale Price 29¢

a Pair.

29

Jiu- (II'TINI;
“ANNE!“

Soft, hem‘y t‘leecy.
pink and blue Out-
ing Flannel.

4 Iarris for 29¢

500 IN )0 ll
PA SEES.

Full size.
oi patterns

Sale Price. 29¢

I' Each

VII riety

501- Sll'SLlN

lung,
fancy

yards
with

2 i-2
made
ruffles.
Sale Price; 29¢

a pair.

"one COVERED
‘ noxérmh This

Sine in 3 10, siccl

Vnickcl.
.311ch Price. 29¢
Each. .

35¢! IMI'I‘A'I'ION
(TIT (MARS
DISHES.

lnciiidlng’ Celery
Trays. Salad Bowls,
Handled Boo Bon
Dishes, Footed
Dishes. etc.

Sale Price. 29¢

Each.

 

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Women’ So SUITS

Mode of cheviot and novelty materials—~the maker
these to seal at 812. 50-—you got them at a reduction.

while they last—-

$12. 50

Newest Model:

intended
Your choice.

$8.50

and cuffsa

 

Womén’s ‘
Dresses:

Made of black and blue sergea‘,
satin drop skirts, white collnr

Solo, Priccjcac'li . ', $4.49

 

 

IN CONNECTION WiTH THiS SALE OF

Suit and Coat Dept.

will otter BARGAINS which are typical crannies or drastic Vprlcc cutting

Sm Women’s and Missee’ Coats. $8 95
4315 Women’s and Misses? Coats $10.45

$18 Woinen’s and Misses‘ Coats $14 95
on Women’s and Misees’ Coats 316.4445 -

$14 Women’s and Misses’
$18 Wome’ns and MiVsees’
$205 Women’s and Misses' Suits $14.45;
:22 wws and WM"

Suits $8. 95 V
Suits $12 45

Suits $16.45

 

 

$2.005 .W‘aiStls

beautifuly trimmed and flnv

Made of voile, batiste gum
marquiaetto.“iatest tail Biod-

eis, abort. and» long .sieeres,

iehed—— .. 4_ ‘

8aie Price VeaVch $1 19' ‘7

,2'.i.

v‘Iu

p .

 

We OHMR‘IEN' 8 SOHGOL

DRESSES ‘

5 Mode of chambray.
“'percoles‘;

ham: and .
sizab~ _

Sale Price, each 39¢

Sins? '
_ All ’

 

 

50¢ AND 75: LONG
KiMONOS

Made 10! heavy finnnelette, .
lingo variety of patterns and
colors; .
Sale Price}, each ‘. .

39¢

 

 

 

 

 

' “Uncle Sam will have no more trouble
iith his foreign creditors. And ‘
, here’ll be no lack of readycash at
fnrimé. either, with the now banking
swim in force. and credit easy in
awry part of the country, and foreign
spitellnts, scored by war hazards.
boghlning to look to the United States
bide im estnients. Uncle is fooling
more and prOeporous that lIe'b
longing to open his big Stock, Ex-
ZI'wnen mm It wince the

him for securities on «I‘ll!
51m mm to mytbing, uni m1
’ imam monopoly of handling-

 

 

 

" oE‘AMAN toe'r oraeuu. I‘euno.
NEW JIONBON.I Nov 20.4mm“
Mower.4 British, "lived here dur-
who night and Captain ‘C. It. Du-
mtmdeeroportat the custom
WWW ottheloi': or John
Dem-Idiomatic: «not Little

VII “and; expleined.

Tint mo initial tor. the learned
Joke—«Lind {1181M w the who
h‘u looted bet- ultimo 1 pockets. The
not aloud Mrs, Iii-loom o divoroo
and m o heme to m.m«:6i.

Which moms to show i 'fwome'n"
plea. in Will: homé”1-'-or doehn't ltik

W

The Krupp Wye”, which W 4'

Gemnr: bl; me end other '8! Inc‘-

‘ . "TRUG‘I’S OF DEATH!
"I hope," said David start Jordan,

"at a mooring o: the New York pm
Society, “to Bob "the whole Eternal inns-
lnesn of making arms taken out olitho
hands of men Ind put into the control
or sumo-u. bounding suprem-
tier: do the ”Nation, the huge" chr-
cautions o! m pit mtg profit:
out of with uid‘irh‘ 86am, mil with

political mile! in (lemony int! no:
chic! competitors in other countries

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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