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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN.
ins! libel in'connection with 1111111111111;
reflecting in Lindsey’s character.
Some of the public othcials against
E. L. AND A. L. GOLDEN,
PROPRIETORS.
indicted for irregularities.
The legislature has sought to abol-
. tab the judge by tranemrring the an»
FRIDAY, APRIL r6, 1915
rthori‘ty and duties or the Juvenile.-
court to the county district court, but:
MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW.
High tide 13:32 a.m.; 1:03 p. 111.
Sun rises 5:10; sets 6:34.
Gov. Carson has announced that he
will veto the hills. He neys that it the.
people at Denver went to displace
Lindsey, that is their own concern,
and they may do it through the recall
PHONE CALLS.
gem—News Department.
92-3-— rm
j EVENING SENTINEL TELE-
Depactmnt.
I388 -—Branch Office, Norwalls
/ snags—Editor’s Residence.
13011-1..ch Editor’s WWI:
aria-m-«Business Manager‘s Res,
—which they have persistently ro-
fused to do. '
After this dual knockout “The Beast"
will do well to let Ben Lindsey
alone with his erring boys and girls.
The business and political life of Col.
orado may never have been so rotten
as Judge uneasy has represented it,
but on the other hand the fierce and
MASONE NOTICE.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
South
Meets in Masonic BullII1g,
insensate attacks on Lindsey's work
and reputation have demonstrated
nothing but the mneor and folly of
those who made them.
hasheenlndictedonachargeofcrim- '
whom he brought chases have been .
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“Style is not . so much a
question of money as of
tasc.”
If you want style this is the
store where you can buy it
.Spccial models in spring
suits for special young men
who specialize in style, who
realize the cash value of a
fine appearance.
Thrcc, two or one button
sacks. close fitting, $15 to
$30.
, FRIDAY, APRIL 15. 19:5 "
. ' I A Wonderful Saturday Sale
STAR OFFER] Gs 50
A Tremandous Price Cutting Event
A Carnival of Extraordinary Money Savings
The story is brief :--The American Dry Goods 00., of New York city, with whom we an: associated purchased for
SPOT CASH over a blinded cues of New Span Dry Goods, consisting of Dress Geode, Sake, Wash Goods, Lin-
ens, White Goods, Bedding, Hosiery, and the so-callcd staples at a saving of TWENTY-FIVE to THIRTY-THREE
CENTS on the dollar.
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We have received our share of the purchase and tomorrow we turn it over to you at these extremely low prices, which
are positively wonderful just now at the beginning of the canon. Be sure and come.
25c PIQUEB.
“Ottoman" Corded quues, 27
inches wide. Tomorrow. per
CHEETO 1
Standard qualities. Low prio-
es.
601: sheets, 72x90 tomorrow.
i--
DAINTY CREPES
Values up to 25c
New spring wash crepes all
"1915 designs. Tomorrow,
De!“
$10,000 WORTH or wohl‘
oases scene
The pick or the market, every
.. 1.1.1.111111131111' soda or 1.‘ 1’ rem At 1 —tlic licsl l’lue Ser 12 yard . .121-2c
2:211? iiuiiiih~§ulv anti August yest- Ind") 3 1131365 and ltrenglh ' is]; .5 fi- . J g . - " - “495 Yfll‘d .................. 10c yard brand new I revelation in
8 , ' k All M ‘t _ have been spent in MIME after bat- Ill 1‘ C 3" Be APRON GINGHAMS 75C sheeis, 81X90 tomorrow 25c CREPE RATINES low prices
“9‘90"“ . 091°? '_ ab“ tie for a more chance to do his work 388$ guolity standard apron "85‘c h. t'8190.t """ - 59° A line cloth in white only, 5‘” l
Masons cord1ally 1nv1ted. Sylvester ’1 , ginghsms. Fest 0010“. Tomor- 5 ea s, x , omorrow. misses and children's wear. No 751: MOHIAI‘R
b, Decker, 171’. 111. Robert M. Wilcox. "‘“ “Ch ‘3 mm" the “1°“ valuable ‘ , row“ per yard 4 7-8c ”ooo'glais',‘oi‘oo”£ """ 69c mm“ Tomorrow per yard“ 50 inch ”1”“ “01“" “"3
sec . work being done in Denver. He is an Rogers & Stevens ........... x omorm; ......................... 191; fine quality, beautiful 111111111. To-
-. .......................... 51: 50c WOMEN'S SILK BOOT morrow, per yard .......... .46c
asset. or 1111 city and state. The sort NORWALK ‘SO NORWALK 16c GALATEAB ‘2 1-2“ FRUIT OF THE L00“ . HOSE
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M. of “defamation" with which the well- . 100 pieces new “.18“, best Best quality, full yard wide. Black, tan, white and colors. $1. 75 BROADCLOTH
-. quality, none better for child- Tomorrow 1181‘ yard ...... 7 34¢ Tomorrow, per pair ......... 39¢ 48 inch Ihlecle 1111011th
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St., 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of
ex-
cepted—~31 8 o‘clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Charles
Wilcox,
each month—July and August
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W.
Sec.
mm
CANADIAN WAR CRAFT.
The accumulating evidence or war
craft in Canada is not only shocking;
to our northern neighbors, but is dis-‘
meaning Coloradoans have reproached
him Is really of more worth to the
community, in the long run, than all
the bombastic ‘boostlng’ that is so dear
to the Denver heart. The best service
that could be rendered Colorado is
precisely the sort of civic and business
housecleaniug that Lindsey has long
urged.
The saddest part or the long, bitter
campaign against Lindsay is the ex-
iressiu' to us, 11110 have always be'itent to which women have participat-
lieved in the tradition of business
and political purity of Our Lady oil
the Snows.
The Dominion government has been
investigating the charges 01' crooked
nose in connection with the purchase.
of war supplies for the expeditionary
and parliamentary committees
have dragged to light such standal-
force,
ous facts as these:—
There were rakeoi’is on great (luau-“.11“, ver b . d i ,1 evenln ' and will .
. i , f k , y ‘ e on "0 evil threatens the Six on nine '11 1e 11 b8” d b TOILET ARTICLES. NOTIONS. 2 quart Colonial glass. Tomor- marrow, each ......... .....54c
t1t es 0 true 5’ transport -11agons, welfare 0! childhood and the purity 0‘ be “filmed b) the gran :1 an on ' Only the standard kinds To- This is where the pennies row, each ........... . ..... . 29c
1,0015, bicycles, field-glasses, bandages, family life, whether that evil be nret at Eagles hall. m i men-0111‘s prlcgs low enough to mustn't? you know pennies 5c TOILET [AMER ZSSHNIATTING T
. . . , The ball and cabaret comm or re-' come a long istuuce or 111 e 0 am. I new carpet patterns, 0
N“ A“ 1“ ma") “9.” ”‘9“ ”“9““ onmsked as a monster of Vice or bear costsmanou SALE. mrfirfifi. memna‘mmmwwg morrow, per "yard .......... 111:
were traced to men closely associated
with government officials and mem-
bers of parliament,
1‘ ("“8 Clerk. “mu"; 3“ a “'eek- own opinions and take their own 30mm“ m” “‘9 111111111111 been “on ”Regular 15c sue; Tomorrow. Clinton Safety Pins vol 711 “W35 ”"3 -
MS found ,0 We made a surplus . 1111111111 tor the two days or the conven- ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ....... 9c 11111111» ........... '_ ...... “m 2 1~2 auart best to WW- To- 100 s.w1ss CUTTAM MUSLIN
course of action, even against the men mormw, each ---------- 35° Full yard wide. New Designs.
profit of $15,000 on a small order (or
field_drcssings. llis employer was a
member of parliament, and had ob-
tained the order through political
pull. The clerk had to return the mon- -
ey.
For the first lot of motor
trucks
ed 111‘ it—good women, blinded by the
some class prejudice, the some en-
trenched system of wrong and exploi-
tation, that affected their husbands,
fathers and brothers. They seem to be
waking up now to a realization that
here is a field in which women should
think of themselves.
If women are In politics for any
positive purpose, the are in it to fight
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the bland visage of big business. This,
is a sphere in which women, 11’ need
be, must stick together and forms Ihel
of their own households. Too many
Denver women have innocently and
stupidly served “The Beast" and sec-
rificed their political birthright,
Dr. Friedentlral of 'Berlin has been
conducting experiments with a view to
substituting straw for potatoe meal in
PREPARING FOR BIG CONVENTION
OF FORESTERS.
Grand Court of Connecticut to Meet In
Brldgeport May 12—Featuree of
Program.
Amusements fer the moth
state convention of the (11-11111 Court
of Connecticut, Foresters oi Mooring"
which is to be held at Eagles Hulk?
Bridgeport. May 12 and 13, were prac-i
tlcally completed at a meeting or the
Joint committee representing the;
11:11 en local courts 0! the order Thei'
35 committeemen held a long session '
at Foresters' hall and acted favorably;
on the reports of sub-committees. i
Banquet at the Btn'HleId.
The banquet committee reported (lb!
rangemcmls completed for the ban-'1
quot at The Stratileld on the night or
May 12, at whirh 500 Foresters will?
sit down with some or the leading 01- .
llcluls of the order as their guests.j
The banquet will take place between
ported all arrangements completed for:
the affair, which will be held in the1
lower hall of the Eagles home. The”
hull committee reported that the ne-
tlon.
w. a W. Band to Play.
The music committee reported that
the Wheeler and Wilson hand had
been secured to march in the parade
from the banquet hall to the ballroom.
and to furnish orchestra music while
the guests are dining. '
Arrangements have been made {or
hen's wear. Tomorrow per yd...
........................ 12 1.21:
7c AMERICAN PRINTS
5 cases light and dark colors
tomorrow per yard ....... 4 8441:
12 1-21: PERCALEB
Yard wide, none better made
at my price, Tomorrow, per yd.
....... . ........ .....11 84c
12 12c SHEETING
40 inches wide. Fine quality.
Brown sheeting for sheets and
-‘ cases. Tomorrow, per yd. a 3-40
65c COTTON DRAPER
10 yard pieces sanitary antis-
eptic. Tomorrow, per piece .441:
$150 ENGLISH LONG CLOTH
“Goodman” brand, yard wide,
toll 111 yard pieces. Chamois ile- 1
Aldo
iah. Tomorrow per yard. . .
29c WOMEN'S L'ISLE HOSE
Extra size, Full fashioned. To-
morrow, per pair . ....... 10c
25c WOMEN’S UNION SUITS
Low neck and sleeveless, lace
trimmed pants Tomorrow, each
........................
300 WOMEN' 8 SILK UMBREL.
LAB.
Black and onions. Large wart—-
ety of handles. Tomorrow, each
....... ..-.-....-.1.-.1..
$2.001
spousal and shrunk high lus-
trons finish. Tomorrow. per yd.
.29
........... 31
50c SILK AND COTTON
CREPE DE CHINE.
36 inches wide. All colors. To.
marrow, pos- yerd. ........ .8911
,51. 50 ALL worm. SEMEB
56 inches wide. Shrunk. ready
for use.To.1norrow, per yard.
1 .
recollect-Isles-line's-lees
Beautiful Trimmed llats
D‘ecitlcdly the best. values we have ofl'crcd this scason.
A11 entirely new assortment just
selling, covering a \vidc range of original styles in
medium and small shapcs. Remarkably accurate copies of
Paris fashions. as 1vcll as hundreds of distinctin styles
created in our own workroom.
mom that. you cannot duplicate those hats for doublc
money clswhcrc.
$2.98
+3198~$5§S to $12.50
received for Saturday's
large,
state-
the
V
It's a conscrvativc
CUTICURA soap.
‘Regular price 250. Tomorrow
per cake ................... 16¢:
BABCOCK'S CORYLO‘PSIS
TALCUM POWDER
POND'S EXTRACT
Regular 251: size. Tomorrow
........... . . . . . . . . 141:
$1. 25 WRIST BAGS
Newest styles, some leather
lined. fitted with purse and mir-
ror. Tomorrow. each . . . .941:
$1.50 FRENCH KID GLOVES.
All colors, tully warranted. To
moi-row, per pair .......... $1.25
69c KAIPER alLK GLOVES
2 clasps Black and white. Te-
-morrow, each ........... 12 1-21:
COTTON
Clarks’ O. N. T Cotton, value '
5c. .
Delouy hooks and ey es. value
101'-
KORA DRESS SHIIELDS
Value 15c. Tomorrow, palrje
20c VELVET CREPE HOSE
SUPPORT ERS. .
Black and white. All sizes. To-
100 YARD SPOOL BELDING
SILK
Value. 1011. 10 yard piece
1111mm taps. value 101:. 51: pack-
age Milo urd s needles. All sizes
value so.
Our Great. Housekeepers’ Sale
An opportunity to procure a spring and summer sup-
ply of home and housekeeping needfulcs at less than regu-
Share in these savings tomorrow.
when you come.
lar prices
Do not miss it.
Many others
29c REFRIGERATOR FANS
Large size galvanized iron. To
morrow,each ..'............191:
She WASH BOARDS
Zinc or glass. Extra large. To-
morrow. each ............... 35c
451: WATER PI'FC'HERS
39c LIPPED SAUCE FANS
3 quart, white enameled. To~
marrow, each ............. 271:
'651: UWED‘ALUMMDM
45c SUGAR, CANIITERS‘
Japaned.’W.ill. hold 25 pounds.
Tomorrow. each ...... ...... 29°
ESWILLOW CLOTHES BASK-
Medium size. Strong and dur-
able. Tomomw. each ...... .551:
:00 GENUINE reams
HOTTLEB
[Keeps contents hot 48 hours,
1/
‘ , 25c OIL CLOTH
$1.00 VELVET RUG-S
27x54 inches. Floral and ori-
ental designs. Tomorrow, each,
.......... ................\ 79c
75c CREX RUGS
27x54 inches. All colors. To:
401: FLOOR OIL CLOTH
All new patterns and colors.
Two yards wide, Tomorrow,
square yard
---..oono-.
Tomon'ow, per yard ..... 7 I-Zc
20c MARQUISETTE
For curtains. Hematitched.
Border white only. Tomorrow,
per yard ......... . ....... 141:
I2' 1-21: SILKOLINE
36 Inches wide. All new dc:
signs. Tomorrow, per yard.’..9c ‘
A’Il colors and white ,lpomor-
10 automobiles to convey the grand, 1 cold 72 h '1‘ crew each
ofllcers of the order from The Strut-1, marrow, W W“ VALL FOR ..... ours “m” N. 49
ileld to Eagles’ hall for the entertuiu‘ ' ‘
Women’s and Misses” Suits:
Mayor to Open Convention.
A committee was appointed to 111-
vlte Mayor Cliiford B. Wilson to open.
the convention and to be a guest at
the banquet. 20 1)
Ftirteiiefyecti-i‘inthacitlilei-m 31:25 0 ml Oi Exceptional Distinction in Original and Exclusive Models, Beautifully Tailored and Greatly Under-Priced for
the state will attend the convention. Saturday.
There will be 300 delegates. The All day tomorrow you may profit by these wonderful ofl'crings—the most remarkable value— —giving event ever con-
ducted by any store at this time of the year. We certainly “etc fortunate so early 1n the season when suits are at
their height and manufacturers rushed, to secure such a wonderful lot of high— grade Suits at such .3 101-1 price.
Practically every fashionable material will be found, such as Imported Covert Cloth Gabardine,
Poplin, Imporbed Serge, Stunning- Black and \Vhite-Checks,11nportcd English Novelty Cloth, Moire ‘
and Poplin: also Combination Suits.
SHADES—Navy Blue, Belgian, Tobacco Brown, Sand, Putty, Smart Checks
meeting voted to adjourn until thisi
evening, when a reception oom-
Bl k nd New Mili shadcs.
YOU CANNOT AL LOW TialllyS SALE TO PASS WITHOUT SHARING IN THE BENEFITS IT OFFERS._
mlttae will be appointed, and final de-
tails arranged.
BE HERE TOMORROW. ’ -.
The book, “Million-Dollar Mystery" PRICES ARE AT LEAST ONE QUARTER UNDER v UK-
now on sale for bite at Donnelly's AL
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book store. 11
thought, $1,000 apiece was paid over
and above the usual price. A Toronto
agent got it. Motor tires and bicycles
revealed similar irregularities. An In-
spector of equipment arranged for $21
‘ graft on every pair of binoculars.
Officers and privates testified that
the boots furnished them were “like
{blotting paper.‘ Many of them fall to
pieces after two weeks weai’. Several
deaths were due to the resulting ex-
,3“ 'posure. Over 7,000 pairs were discard-
ed by regimental boards. A Montreal
merchant “knocked down” over $15;
000 as commislon on one shde con-
tract. ,
The horses bought for the army
more so bad that‘hundreds had to ‘be
sold 003 at auction, at a loss of over
$80,000. Many of the animals bought
V More over 20 years old. One oi! them
' 7"11111 been rejected as too old at the
i, ‘ ,time of the Boer war."
it's sad to have our ideals shatter-
.ed by such scandals. 'We can’t help
remembeng the lofty and superior 1
virtue with which Canada regarded
.us, wheh the Tait reciprocity treaty
was under consideration, and how the
Dominion rose as one man to Klullng’ s
challenge, “it is your own sould that is
in peril this day." We‘do not believe
. any longer that Canada endangers
her immortal 110111 by doing business
.441: row, per yard ............... 15o
making “war bread." He has worked ........17c
out a satlsiactory formula, and at a
meeting of the Berlin Medical Asso-
cltlon passed around straw biscuits
which, the assembled doctors declar-
ed, tasted very good. To cap the all-
max, Dr. Friedenthal declared that
‘straw bread is notrentirely without
nourishment.” From which we gather
that the straw preparation would find
a. ready sale in America as a new
breakfast food.
WA...
Gen. Victor-lane Huerta, the citin-
gulshed Mexican statesman, is with us.
“I consider 11 my first duty," he said,
when he reached New York, “to sub
ute this great nation." We take it
then, that Gen. Huerta's visit was in-
tended by way of belated amends for
his historic failure to salute the Am-
erican dag. ”
is...-v~...... . Ia-
—-—Accept all the luck that comes ,. . Battleship Gray,
your way, but don’t depend on its com-
ing! It you want a job use a Sentinel
Want Adv.
Women’s Spring Coats
That are usually worth more than We are asking, but"
they are samples and, ‘as you know, samples are always,
what sell first They are made of poplin and serges; also ‘j
novelty weaves, excellent models and a most wonderful as- j
sortment of styles, colors and all sizes. .4:
Tomorrow,,cach M..1...$9‘98
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dodge mosey or the Denver Juvon- . ' , , - “a“ " ,
3, ,ilecourthas‘escapedegslntromthel'“ ”hhrmu M
claws or "The Beast." The utmost er~
torts at his enemies moi to have iail- f
ed completely Thur-111111117113! on," ,
operated him than e‘lffipfleeik‘ufll“
conduct. 0’ d l! w
C. C. SHAYNE&C0.
man. my Minnow-11m
Norwalk Chronicler