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. rel/3c ‘PERCALES.
:l' Per "ird-- , , I. Pink and Blue Baby Blankets - SUPPORTERS.
' y 94, ‘SPOOLS Plain and lace trimmed 30x30. “3 W0“ 8““an “1“" l0 3' Fklch~ ,
. 2_ 5c DAR 1311:; 3.0 N and l8x54 Each~ _ " last all day. {12331—— 29¢ rel/Sc SPOOL KERRES'
12‘ c CARLETON ' I=IO ‘ . . . LU‘S’I‘RE TWIST.
A CHAMBRAYS' “CARD‘WNG . 2 c CAKE curicunnsosp 5; soc TABLE DAMASK
Soft plain colors, for dresses, \ f MOOR SNAPS~ :; ‘5‘: EDEN FLANN'EL' 5 . - R l ‘(m‘ t“ D k 5c SPOOL DRAGON
9 . . _. .- li -— . 1 , . H - . r . : c or on , as in arms .
rmnperwflctr, Per iard or 9(- :‘ palliatigmziists dresses shirts ind 5c CAKE COLG ATE S . Per £rd* r A” for_ COTTON.
. - . . _ 'BATi-i SOAP i. 29¢.
m‘Ac DISH TOWELING- 5‘” PROENIX ; 2 YARDS FOR 19¢, . Both tor»— . . . . 29¢
Sturdy liii‘cn lclrasll roaming“ SILK MUFFLERS. .: 8c APRON GINGHAMS. 19¢. ' 50c WOOL FUNNEL. 50c WATER mus
towels am ro er towc 5). er Warm and serviceable. Eacilm ~~ ' . , - . '
. m— 9c. - “H- ... ”whims "d‘ m
9¢I I l . |‘ t ‘ l I V i H i ‘ . mCh-
womms 4 YARDS FOR 19¢. 29¢
rel/2c SILKO-LINE. . HANDKERCHIEFS. ,. . iii #00 SPOOL BELDEN'S soc musun CURTAINS
i “” “0w ”“3”“ 1"” Yard“ olills and ends. While they 3‘ “5" BLACK SAT‘N' ' BASTIN" SILK MM “h ,ch 2 1 2' am soc PARLOR moons.
. , ‘ .‘ , N. " 7 - _ , r e 'l , ru . — l . , ,
S ¢ S lab" “it“ 9‘, ior liningslg’ér Hm* 5c SPOOL 0' NCOFFON long. For pair- y Fine corn, strongly sewn. ham—
2' 15c COAL IEVE ' - » boo handles. Each——
' ' -. All for—c °
Wool fame ralvamzed “ire - .. 29¢_
; sc‘lcmi‘ Eiacll~ g" 25c WOMEN sCOTTON HOSE. -: “9° 133’; AIND COFFEE £0,353 , 19¢ 5 soc PILLOW CASES. ‘
.. i l s cc ra ] n c .a i--
. Seamless, fast black. Per .? l g Y e: a ‘ c 50c FANCY SILKS. " Made of Fruit. of the Loom Cot- ”'00 SATIN BimmAegoxrs
,9 14c .‘SAUCE PANSt pairm— 9‘. Odds and culls. Your choice. 3. ton. neatly embroidered and Bi k d 1 F41 h
" 1 qt, steel gray cn'anml. EaCli~ - . Per yard— '. scalloped. Each—u . at an coors. c «—
. . ' SC IVORY SOAP.19¢' 29¢. 29¢.
' er/éc BOYS AND .
5 150 MENNEN’S
Per call——
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I.I.I.l.l.'o'oI-'.l -.'.|.I.'
Yard wide. best 12 I~2c quality.
TALCU‘M POWDER.
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GIRDS’ HOSE.
Hoary ribbed
5c CARD CLINTON
SAFETY PINS.
winter
double heels and toes.
This is one of the Biggest Money Savers of the Year.
Pennies look almost as Big as Dollars.
Hose,
PC“ Dim“ '\ dozen prett
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HF ‘ SOUTH. NORWALK
EVENING‘SENTINEL
V [ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
' i’ROPRIETORS.
fsmonwiAN. 8. rats
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
fighfideo'z'itm 4.5.57? m.
Suns-mend MIN-41o
EVENING SEN’i‘INEL‘ TEL;-
9 ' PHONE CALLS.
. cepted—at 8 o'clock.
' Newyrork , _
in: disiogliss homo-n; the immun-
MASONIC- NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building. South
Main street. Isl and 36 Tuesday of
each month—July and August ex-
All Master
Masons cordially invited." D, Burr
Beach, W. M; Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.‘ .
A Stated ConVocatiOn or Butler
’ Chapter, No. as, R, A. M., will to
held in MIIo‘nlc Temple, South flaln
Iii-sot. on. Tuesday owning. Janulry
12, 1915, at 8 o'clock. ..
Work—Mark Degree.
All Royal .Arch Masons cardiaily
Invited to rn'eot with uI.
I ’ Mtemally,
CHAS. A TUGK, H P.
Attoot: F. 8. Lyon,
AIilItsnt BoogetII-y. '
rue'LI'rsnnov rssr.
distill-ling to {so out“ or the now
Immigration hill mulling thIt future
immigrants skull ho Ibis to red. "n
than laments tho roliow;
tion inspector out! two mounts, tor
IdmittIIos It nits mood:
‘I'IO I!!! W ‘I ion. "(in
you dk in tho Ilium?” .
«intro: 3" mum unis * «T
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"Can you work in a coal mine?"
“Why, sure'"
“Are you willing to do anything for1
a living?"
‘ Yes—me do any work for an honest
living for meseli’, see—me wiie an"
boys an girls, an’—-—"
“Can you read and write?"
"Me no road on' write. see; me
work on work Ills time, ‘nii'lno time'
for go to schools, see?”
~~ “Well, you're not; wanted."
Then comes nutrition-countryman oi.
this relented workinsn, Ind the in-
spector begins: l .
*"Csn you do any motion! Work?"
' "No. sir; I am not I; laborer."
"suppose there should he no other
work Ivoiiohla, nationals you do tor
I iivtnsi" _ .
"Anything but most work"
‘ “Would you write ”blackmail lot-
ton‘i": . .
~ "You. .sir. " J
“Con nu nuke I royalntionor!
W in tho moi” ‘ é .
'wnp, tutti-I. Iirt 'i'llnt ll: lino
II 29c and 39c SCARFS
5 CAKES FOR 19¢.
25c CORSET COVERS.
,, .. .;_..- _,
. ,
soc MEN’S
AND SHAMS.
styles. Earliw pair—-
WORKING SHIRTS.
25c WOMEN'S HOSE.
The famous Burson Hose,
IS SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW
The Wonderful Values are the Drawin
Every Department contributes its share.
:sjaj-‘n .juf.:-f-:I:-'n:
Per :1
Hundreds . 0 Eqally Great aVlues throghoutthe ‘ St Not Mentiond Here
i-—-to tell the people of this countnl would like to know the names of tho
, how to live without a government. Tol
hell with government!" . .
And the inspector replies, “Welcome
,to the Litnd ot the Free!" .
l W
. TREASON To AMERICAN iNDUS-
TRY.
iii the midst of ottr now and potriot-
ic enthusiasm for American-mods
' goods. for ourselves aim the Wot-id. it
is necessary to chronicle s‘shsmeiul
fact.
Pittsburgh has been planning I
“Modem-Americas" Inhibition It m
a logical and admirable thing to do.
and Pittsburgh, as I smut monolith
in: World tho mot am in»
Now domed: word
thIt the oiilnlittojomo boon‘iiveo so,
Why? Bocsusd' the monutocturon
j who were 6% t6. ootolcipm "dill
.:.- -M {Indira M
theirgoodsworfimtmodeinm
uiscttlrins costar, fwfl_,tl.te‘ mind!“
‘ place to hold it
otsli tho Ihotfimm as: no :
manufacturers who insist on perpetu
sung the old chest of giving honest
American-made goods s torslgn label,
standard of value, throttling the pa.
triotic public demand for home pro-
ducts Ind stilling the new movement
tor the conquest of the worlds antar-
kets. ,
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The London stock Enohnnge has re-
‘ opsnedwand again the timotai hoav- .
so. th'o not cured in. But it ghost os
“mm“ tint the British Ward
iconic; tho muoisiflmnmsnt pret-
. i ty wail. mongol-up with busing» "rd .
swofisa main is ones-moons.
M "lion-lump II Whitflflonm ‘
not. filtryhfltini he! Milli!!! .hlu- '
lion on the door. holocaust is work-
od 0!! ‘by signing “God son has
King!" with characteristic British ro-
ItrIinh _
o ' .. . ,
WM
|w«4fl ’
or tho this! mulls why! me its. mrimvflm
wommuwm m
g Magneiswilie prices’_ are soZlow that
Corrie TOMORROW it will Surely Pay You.
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50c C’ltis BLanm
‘1 50¢ SHEETS.
92 x 90, made of good quality
;. muslin centre scams.
‘ 75c CEDAR OIL MOPS.
cultivating a false and pernicious
may corona or noon-f is 7"
Jud, in his insusurol mm do .
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aso PAIR PAD isosn
soc noon PANELS.
In white and Arab. pretty (ice ;j
Earliu signs. Each—.-
IFnr cleaning, dusting and polishing hurdtvood iloors..xioors :.
and window 011809. and all finished surfaces.
to RUBB
IN YOUR GRAND-
FATHER’S DAY
mm mot its but Ho ho: occult
grow until todIy Huh-link Ruhbé u no the «sound
of auctioneer Huiidinu um tho solid rock at morons]: . .
new. the factory ,hIs upondsdm lrorn “amour:
01?
hauntin- to thin first!“ out! booted pod
. the world. Huh- its most the unmade demand an:
rubbers (not lit on war. From the occasion 0!
our 9 the column shutouts tion or I.-
ran hotel tilt the chant iihinn In!
tho Mich word! norm flu
{reflection muons maximum mom!
also: out. w
Stir “Inh- M“ to the momma when you
Wflniy"; good loom north to t ‘1‘:th
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in "‘%r‘”“' lotto “mar-Iii h ”Radix“: \b “
N I O » "' ‘
«'10:: y "1 ".on wi-
motion to Isolation.
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