Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 31, 1914 · page 6

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road htes, and the lo ‘ m». our e ‘ ‘ “”9“ ”it! vaflumit! will be given it . H
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN, immg of 0d a w m“ {bin y“ ”a“? “’7 “my mm” It is ave ;-.-.tion on to War. on. Donovan would n2
PROPRIETORS. ; “P 91‘ cotton necessaryto 88- You dont have to wok across the man .w in no ”y "we me ““118 0' testimony
, _, gfill- our m needs and the needs or the kitchen to get salt tor the cooking chnical on up the vogue”. , WM“ '1 ‘
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THURSDAY EC 1 x 1 ’other neutral nations cut on from their vegetables or the broiling chops it you “b“ o! '9“ TM auto- Doinud postmaster at figment gen}: 9 p 0'.“ year
“I. . g 3 r 9 4 customary sources of supply, they. wdon’t want to. The less i , mobile care . his home vice D. L Gates who declined to take
--1— A: ‘ ' t ”u" "a" pm in p m the Civil set-nee minus 0 '
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MINIATURE > MO , 17 reason to expect a rising tidsot‘ot a shalt beside the stove will holdtbe m, al. 4 ‘ the indi- . John C. heavy has been ”1,01an WI
T on; . , FOR ”Divertiy. seasoning. You can not it lip your- yum to doc e ought to a rural carrier for the antes at San-
. The Steel Trust has 591 an excellent self. Then you'd have to walk across lnvut in an a -- or wait 3&3?" “a wmim 3' Terrill. rc-

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fligih tide u ”4' “inset. all inclusive b
- ._ - names. can taco you live and die confined on
? L; la“, n ' m} ad d to e “It mum” a. i t. to M adopted by the Norwich Branch, No.
V ' ' on you w con once, so on an pepper box when they cost only 81" . :0. Sons of Zion, protesting against
E ENING SENTINEL TELE- the rest. Alum h the e h . ten cents v . u ”b“ ' m the enactment of th- Mfled smith ‘
. s r are been apiece. Why not two sets
PHONE CALLS. 5cm. i i ' every . - . Bill. which provides for the mine. ’
, p are n the history of the United Why not three it you really need them? . rm, tics of immigration, now pending 'in

out—News Departm. cat. ' .
gag—Business Dbpartmsnt. -States Steel Corporation not altogeth—l Why not. first and last. an. ”on

1388 ~Branc’h OffiCG. NMk‘ :er admirable. its attitude in recently“! 3""
1225-3—Editor’s Residence. how“, u“ been an mmmmu to mi That's all it takes. 'rhe unprovoi
1385-!2—Cit¥ Editor’s Resume. business enterprise of the whole coon-i111?!“a 0&0 be?“ is. 0118 I” tlma. l“.
1113-1203153: Manager's Res- lyou’l} pulsar-prised. it you maize a little
., . ——~———-e———-—-———- g’elrort W, to and how little money
FROM attains To ratsco. ,‘i in“ ‘0 W ' “all“ m Q “W

l Every American, and particularly ‘80“ 9’ drudgery ‘0 ‘ WWW“ 0“
0“ We” Lodge, No. 103, p, "a .A- m every resident of the great West. must Pleasure. Mostly it liked it!!! 09¢“
Meets in Masonic Bulldlnl. South feel a thrill oi! pride in reading the ”08- ‘

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Maiu street. lat and 3d Tuesday of ‘ l

each month——July and Ant“! or words of the French senator. Pierre; And it takes 18"“ "I ll happier

cepiedaat 8 o‘clock. All Master Gomot. urging the sending to the Pan-INN. '

Masons cordially invited. D. Burr ama Exposition, ‘l 8“ Francisco. “l Same with your town. lialt your;
Thai

Beach. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox, representatives of the ruined cities or summer work is dusting, p'i it?
France and Belgium. lautomoblles just tear pi “I“ 1'0“ “I

“They could on their return," he from 0! your house, and it's 6 hopelesn.
"tell their fellow-citizens a mar-flank to try to keep clean?

Sec.

Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. M,
Meets in Masonic Building. South sayg,

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MN“ St" 2nd and “h Tuesdays, 0' V910“ 8&0?! 0! that areal. city which. Did you ever think of oiling your “0
road? Oh, that's the city's business. is? ill:-

each month-«July and August ex-‘
copied—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, H. p. Robert W. Wilc0x, than ever: What an example!

was “aimed: ten years ago. and use
since ”conquered a prosperity greater it. and the city doesn't do anytbiuu
‘WhatiWelL suppose you dad out how much

Eit will cult. to oil that road tor (our

 

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use Leader ler to
great inierJWesling

been enacted lllat 11“
which is now-18 and
that Revenue 8 House
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ns Service. lie
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Seq ;ellcouragemcnt! What hope!"
WW ”MM “"""“"l":”""i 1‘ ‘5 an admirable suggestion, blocks. And suppo-o you divide that hum ”New m we, 3;
“OLD CALAM'TY" “ ." . 'coat unions the number at homes (rune rum-led and he Ould
MUST BEAT iT Rheirns, and Lille and Arras, Liege, that mm“ PM“ 8 hope
oven in the busy for it

One of the most striking cartoons oi and Louvein and many another his- "'5 0“ “1"” 1°“ blocks. And then:
a toric city or devastated Belgium and "0“ 80' ”’5' 5'01“ yourself. ‘0 “9’7 '
policeman. tapping the tattered, northern France are in sad need of home, 0" “0'9 0|“ whatever there. 1'

ttho and ask it the people there won't pay

groucll loafer, “Old Calamity" on the inspiration and hope. The sight 0
shoulder and telling him to “beat it!" ’San Francisco of the present day. not “‘9" 5‘1”?- (Once in an "119°" WWW:
Tile avalanche of European liquida- only rebuilt better than ever, but poo-die Mid l8“ 091““ $ ‘0‘“ front to ”“9

lion which overwhelmed as late in sensing the will and the means to‘tlle road cared for a whole season).

July is now being succeeded by a Eu- create a great Exposition in the face ot‘ All but one or two groucbes will pay
l'opeuu buying movement of foodstuffs, disastrous war

conditions, should up gladly. Y
lllutcriuls and munitions of war so ex- arouse a vigorous optimism even in the among the others the first year. Tl
lcndcd us already lo toot up over $300; hearts of those who seem to have lost come in the second.

000,000 in contracts known to have everything. You'll be surprised what a difference
been placed. l It’is men that .

Exports of breadsl‘ili’fs in October crime brick and stone leveled by {in or‘cotniort. when it's added, to a little
this your were nearly $25,000,000 more cannon. incitizons remain. with iiie‘public spirit and‘initlstive.
than in October last year. Exports of spirit that overcomes, the cities wiili
il'esil beef were morolhun doubleI those rise again. Old landmarks cannot be‘lhey lived on one like it. it's easy to
ot‘ last year. October exports of wheat restored with the immemorisl associaiset a. fashion in dustlcss roads. it's
rose from 7,000,000 bushels last year to tions that 3...... them worth: but tho:eafiy to set a fashion in any public ini-i

The WW1 67‘er inhabitants may build far better for provement.
dltions of thef Suppose you lust 0an your 0180:]

is over. it !and believe in a happier future: and'
do the first needed thing. i

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constitute clues—hoe‘tlipt little money

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10,000,000 this year.

business ill lireadstuifs for. the tell the purposes and con

months ended with October this your new use. And when the war

““5 "04"31‘5'475- “3 against "70'22i’v‘ivvill be the newest 0! all ages. with a then

“19 for “it? like period Of 1913- greater demand than ever before for:
The ,Ncw York Central system has all the civic menus oi eilicioncy. beauty

t-ntcred the market ior.'25.000 ions “and comfort. in this the Old World . Who Can Afford An Automobile?
”Pride is oftentimes the parent oil or-

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uteri rails.
‘plur-cd by the B. 8: 0. The Penilsy'i-;cisco, ,
vauia has increased the working tlmei ——-—-—O—-—--.“
of its shops east of Pittsburgh. Two; RAISE YOUR SINK. ‘spolld lor'tllelr bucks what ought to
thousand fruit cars have been ordercdl (By Miriam Russell). have gone into their stomachs. but:
by the Union Pacific. The Northerlli How much too low is your sinklmey ““th readily

i’aciiic has ordered 21 sleeping cars. Four inches, five, eight. ten. 0! course also foot the Milan“; is.
and tile illillois Southern is in the more it’s too low unless you have Just bad What they cannot buy for. ’

body olse."——B. C. Forbes.

l
.. ' L the lumber in to raise it. Or unless some
Lot for 300 freight curs. Railway ac, D u “Hummus”, it is probably true that the increas-

tile best business barometcr‘you happen to be a m use of wwmomha lens“, the,
we have. who" woman. ‘lsavings at the nation. Not only M:
With the opening of the Federal Rel When 1'0“ stand upright 05“ you'cause amounts which otherwise were
Mn... Banks the country came into 903.:touoh the bottom of it? Probably nongset aside as savings ' are noiw bolas
session of n broad. and uniform and‘Gei- B ruler. Stud by the sink with “9&1“! :{ifimaggcnflnflrngfi‘xg‘
scientific market for business paper, your hand fx‘eni’mfi straight down 2103“), withdrawn {mmmmks m
proof alike against future panic and ““0 it NOW “INTO“? palm out “Wyn,“ purpose.
manipulation in favor of special intervf°nmny~ “933“" from “‘9 bottom 0“ A financial writer says: "I think the!
(.515, A flood of money was releasednthe sink to the palm. That’s how many automobile arena is using a. lot or
and the greatbanklng houses of the “‘03?” ‘00 1°“ it it .mezaiiztg223vgéggfe22:11:;
bow call up your plumber and sell _

country are still further reducing ill- ai th :banlt president told me he had mm“,
lrl'est rates. how much it would mat to r 9° ahad tour dittorent depositors withdraw

ftrsvagance.

ithnlr neighbors.

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House 1. bill

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:num umi that of tho
”6.000.

1lnvtliltislitionu
any point in the linitcd‘

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from appearing less prosperous than the
Not only will tboyior the W

vnnln.

sioncd oillccr. who {nit

their money to purchase automobiles.

“8 Marion of th cloa-

Mr. Underwood

.I‘rouidont‘s letter d the!
unseen of the Ho

Ad.
ntcrsiuto and Fol” ”3
raving jurisdiction 09.
Would (‘rcau‘

Republican Leslie
lllnols yesterday ll n 0‘
to the
{hard to be campus TI
era, one to be up 1mm
resident. one each the

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ind minorily oi the

board is B

on: {mm
of the rum
murd lll‘t' llxt-il ul 810

The heudquurt
mud on: to be in Was

lsewhcrc.

The terms of the bill in
duty of the board to lnv
cost of production of
,which arc. or may be, mad ‘
iicclfi of tariff legislation. wi
reference to the price paid
relic and foreign labor and .
This follows a large order cm” may learn much from Sun Fran- ipuid for raw materials. who

' ‘- ' Mon and women shrink’mewc or imported. They abs
‘ any invcstlgaion asked at
Finance Commlite or the
syn and Means Co
‘or the House. The board is d
itn report the result of its inv
tlons, together within. nexpm.
make l“”“e’bom'impel-t or the roots usccrlulned
"I?! me'lYl-tlmo to time when {called by
thug robbing» President or either the Finance
mil

To minutiae Soldit-rs'
A. bill to equalize tllc
soldiers who so

Hullngn
provides
ll.“
of
hill
of

Representative
which
shall be paid to each
dler below the rank

the, military service
discharged from such

sumo! 88.33 l~8 a mom
time that said acidic

between the twelfth day
1851. and the ninth day of May. 1865. .
Section 3 of the bill provides that in
only to be paid to
his act thcrs shall

computing the ho
any soldier under t
be deducted therefrom

«minuscule seen the talking hm
immanent» worth er toreln orders to u a place Whose evils d h > "an”
. c not eludes- over-W

of an autom at am

lo mac

'3 not guilty. and Daniel Mlllerick, rc-

ity‘
:10? on Finance and}: ll;
:muiorir and the Hi '
will make “1 yourw‘i’uyn nynd Menus (‘o B
'liotuln. 'rlm
icloct a chairman. of"
ilnry, attorneys and v *3;

Others will see your road and wishipioyccs that
v'i‘he .llnlnlv

'imellts nunin. tho Pittsburgh station

truly be no

tee o rthc Ways and Mennr\
mittec. or by Congress.

mainline Clvtm iously
has been introduced in the House Mr.

States and who has been honorably

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in ”if: . His- at m a or
Lockwood o! Mitzi. W. ' rigid
he taking 0! testimony will be
begun at am. as Hr. Donovan is ll-
mited to 80 days. alter which an

 

momma" man presented in
the House yesterday the resolutions

W008 BARGAINS

the Senate.

‘lo Hold Hearing My.
Buy petitions are lying received
by the Connecticut detention. asking
tor the enactment of the Berthholdt
Joint Resolution to prohibit the on-
port at m. Minivan and muni-
tions of star trons the territory or
any port In the 3mm states The
House, Commute on Foreign Rela-
tions will. hold: hearing on this
mean)» today. .

coA TS, suns, runs,
SKIRTS and DRESSES

NEVER SUCH REMARKABLE VALUES.
NEVER SO MANY PRETTY STYLES.
NEVER SUCH EXQUISITE FABRICS.

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TM‘ Pun“) omlrr AND 01‘“-
..R’IHREE NOT (it'll/1W.
M of lien Glam With Dre-alias
Fro" Adams Esp-us
Company continued.
HARENRDH Doe: I fl.-1‘he six
men arrogtodxon ql'ueoday, under
complaints, which charged that they
stole from the Adams Express Com-
pany null that they Araceli-ed goods
known to» have been stolen lrorn the
company. were arraigned before
Judge Frederick Ci. Eberle in the po-
lice court yesterday morning. Three
of them had lawyers and pleaded
not guilty. Three had no lawyers and
pleaded guilty. The cast» against the
six were continued to January 7. and
it was Just a little out or the ordin-
ary procedure when the prosecutor
recommended that the three who
pleaded guilty be allowed to go on
their own recognizance for appear—
ance on January 7. and the other
three were allowed to go to the cus-
tody of their counsel. David B. Rear~
don. represented by Thomas J. Mol.
lny. pleaded not guilty to being the
receiver of stolen property, Felix J
tcynnlds. rcprcseted by Edward W.
ilrodrr. and charged with being the
receiver of stolen property. pleaded

 
 
 

Manufacturers

mple Blankets-

tton and wool anti all wool in white
pl 5, to be closed out at

25% under regular price.

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presented by John W. Coogun and h C' I 0

c argt‘d with theft. pleaded not ML 6 t N t

ty. Frank ii. Mercer, George M.§°ot.i 1 y a Iona an
tor and William 8. llartnclt, chargedl
vwith inlet. but! no counsel and plea- {
‘lded guilty. .7 i
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NEED mamas WEATHER INS-
“ , TRL'MENTS.
i‘i'i’TSilll'RGll. PIL. Doc. 3].~-»I.‘niil i
the wnrring notions of Europe sheath 2
the sword and not down to the bus-
‘incss of making scicntlilc instru-

 

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Progressive Banking '

hoaflnlrsolthlsBank are r .
tip-"14h“! oils. it“ tl-nctl with conservatism, enterprise
a noun 0! Wing bluin cos we 1
use to handle the animals of our twistlmifu’ prepared than over
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service are .5

rly port‘s-ct as modern. prom-t salvo
. ,- itlnns have . ' —lot
H‘hlfllfl demonstrate to you t he. wisdom o! Instill: 331:1... v.13;

u! the “'eatlu‘l‘ ilurt‘uu will have to
worry along without a tclnhermos-
‘npo. Several wcckit nut), when tho
but severe cold of tho seamn Arrived
crc, tho tele-thormosmnc was brok-
n. and nppcuis to Washington for
other have boon without avail.
my of the Weather Bureau instru-
‘ntll are of foreign manufacturs.,
d it is believed here that it will be
his ~io replace the loss until the
lar channels at trade are again
nod. The tclc-thormnscopo isr 8.
ul little instrument in that it ni-l
the observer sitting in his com-
blo office in tell the temperature
glance. and without it. he must.
. a sixty-toot ladder on top otl
-toot building when he desires
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‘ vice-president and superine ' NORWALK
llolml t h. Ed 1 M ,, .. ~ ’
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bountlo of lamps, dlcd today. He had
ill slnce‘ curly in. De
Miller was fifty-one
nt Pcnns. ago. nnd had been with the
that the n various capacities from
d every so was made superintendent
in comml: r. Millerwae closely con-
iiy served it the socialand fraternal
the Unite -f Mormon.

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The completion of [m $135,000,000lsink that much. If he says he can‘t do

pool to tide over the potion planters
with ideas will quickly bring good re-

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it. call up one ’while another informed me that-he“;
done. had three such cases recently. and one

~ to buy an au-
\ divld . the rice b doctor's vis- party borrowed money 1
A ow e p y ltomobile and mortgaged his place.’

iher plumber. It can be

suits. The crop isibotljndto move some
' time; indeed, it is already starting.
'l‘lle "buy-abate" movement and the
agitation among women in favor of col.-
ion dresses and such other cotton
goods as they cachuse will soon mount
far into the millions._, ,
Grouching “Old Csiamlty" can no
longer block the way oi'thrlvlns busi-
ness. ' "J "‘“I

its. Costs you two dollars to tell the:
doctor you have a sore. back. doesn't.!
it? Why not spend the money oil the
plumber and eliminate the aching back
entirely? ' '

Perhaps you rent your house and the
landlord. won’t raise the sink for you?
Well, what it he won't? Do ltq‘l‘ourseu.
Just so 9 your backache money- and
do it. You'll not only bofmor‘e coin-
: tortable yourself, but your new will1
it you bureaus. and the woman who
follows you in that flat or house Fill
rise up. and call y‘ou blossom"! Mimic~

STEEL Taller elitism-'0;

The Steel Trust. our greatest cor-
poration, has been doing far less busi-
ness than usual. and making tar less

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you will Iota fashion iuyouhtown oi .

The redeeming feature oi the situation
lies in the fact that the automobile is
gradually passing from a luxury to a
vehicle ;.absolutely necessary. especial-i
ly in the country, to move about and
do business. ‘ ~

Nebraska heads the list of states in
the number of automobiles per respite.

bounties nready paid under the pro—
visions of any United States or State
Laws not including. however. any
pension that may have been paid on -
account ‘0! such soldier's service.
The bill also provides that the wid-
ow of such soldier, or it there be
no widow. then the minor child or
children of such soldier. whose en-
listment was tor a period less than
one year and who was killed or died
while inline of duty during the war.
or shall have died by reason or
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4-6” for every twenty-live. people.
Eighty‘per cent: of these sreowned
by tarmers. . "
With some people the real question
is. can theyraflord not to havogtbsnarr
stony eternal-spends three uni-tour
hours twice sir-wool: chitin: to town.
He could say cost atlas automo-
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. temptation to «condemn, do» '
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. noeds'ot the Canal to
, analyser. 1-1qu

while in the service. shall be entitled
to the sum of 8100.
Applications'under this act are li-
mited to live years from and after the
enactment of the act.
‘It-was announced yesterday that
Colonslr‘aoethals ‘would appeal- be-
fore theflouh Committee on Ap-
propriation-j next week and tell the
r the coming
. sanctions will
“commotion oi"
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42nd and 43rd Sire

The" An ‘1 J anuary' Sales,

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. . NMN’“ MOHd‘il/G J'y 4th. .Wlll far surpass in importance am‘v
pious events of sum nrncter, due to the greater reductions made
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i . "'meen’s r Apparel and F are”
rancc of the-remain k of Women's Tailored-Stilts,-Stmt, Afternoon and .4 ,
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‘ Costs, Wraps a rate Skirts. Also Furs and Fur G ‘
Women, Misses on ren. ' ' arments of every

Ianilrled Domestic Underwear

U embroidércd in lace trimnied Petticoats, Draw G; _ . ‘ 7 w 3 , <
. .geeeiefiilpn'm Efficzepede Chine, Ndm99k.:;stlCmfiifhmms‘ ' ‘ y

at“ “I“ by ”Ward; Decorative Linens. Sheen, Pillow .