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It is not an a‘dtu'tisement. but ‘a timely, interesting,
‘ GET YOUR COPY NOW. This is the last woo—your last
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begiadto keep or send to a insular relative. Go to any
'gracer'h—todey, now—Eget a me package of
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4' the Howling-Warner Company. Syracuse, N Y., and Booklet will be forwarded at once,
THE “PEACE" BOOKLET is a handsome, artisu'c brochure containing expressions
heartfelt sentiments of the world’s greatest lovers of Peace, including their photograph and auto-
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made of: the finest Durum Wheat 1n a clean American factory.
You will VALW-AX-Selike it“———because of Quality.”
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Saturday SpeCials
Cash (.rocery .E
Free Delivel-v
Kellogg's Corn Flakes out
Extra Fancy .Old Potatoes,
Delicious Creamery Butter,
Gold Medal Print Butter .
Full W
Force or Shredded Wheat,
\’\ ashington Crisps, 3. pkg...
Best Family llour, a bag
ProCess Butter, in prints.
Dunham s Cocoaniit,10c p
A STULL
. PureELeaf Lard a 111 ..
1' '3 Granulated sugar with other goods, albs.
Magnolia or Clove r Milk, a can .. .........
I“ \Nfalterm‘s Cocoa. a can ,.....,...,..
E Williams. Pure Cocoa 111 I lb. ~cans ...............
fightwllfiporatcd «1.1111, 3, cans
Evaporated $931914 five ‘cent causZ‘cub rd ..... 10¢
Sliced Smoked Beef 111 jars, 15c size
‘FancyPiuk Salmon, 3 cans .
Campbell s or Rittcr s Beans, a can ....... . ........
to ”wing...” ........ .8¢
14 lb3. .EE14¢
alb.. ........ ........ EEE.32¢
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stantiate his assertion and' he accom
plished it in no uncertain way, supply-
ing an abundance of proof.
This seed produces what is called
the Japanese rose and was brought to
the public's attention over a year ago
through the Sentinel Doubt 1111111191!
in the minds of everyone who read
about it, butBotanist Hoyt was not in
the least dismayed at the trend or
opinion. He knew he bltd the goods
and in a quiet way sought to convince
Today he has large orders for the
seeds and seedlings, even more than
he is at present able to supply.
Mr. Hoyt has many beds in his
garden and all are filled with the seed-
E.1lngs Some have older plants and he
Estarts the seeds in a conservatory ln
Ehls house. As the seeds sprout no
‘ graduates them to another bed and so
E on until the flowers are in bloom. in-
Easmuch as the time or blossoming
from the first planting is short, only
Eelght weeks belng required, it is easy
Eto see that a cultivator of these speed
'roses is kept on the on! vive trans-
E1 planting. To see the successive stages
Eof growth is immensely interesting
1 and through the Sentinel, Mr. Hoyt ex.
Etends to the public an invitation to
IOur store is filled with countlollEs
hot weather needs at speclal prIces
helps to lighten labor and make-
E ‘ :.: housekeeping pleasonter" dfiring the summer days. ram are a low
prices. “fwd:
Extension window screens. 24
nchEeEa hElEghE . . . . . . E; . .231:
be glued sandwich paper.
'2 for . :.5:
inc Flat brads extension sash
8e Hardwood clothes line props,
.. 1am
,o.......-u--.. 1"...
Double Jr. new perfectlonEvE
.wick, blue flame nil nook stove) ‘
with two burn“; an blue chim-
neys. 17 Inc)“ lil'p . Arabian! j
r . heard of prlqoz, =,;‘ t; r
Saturday only ..E. ..... 1.1%..“
391.00 shall}: {all 1131,. .539; ..
_’2.25 3-‘qt lee (linen; this '
Alaska kind .. ......... $1.93
. “358.25 Vail copper-winch bbfieih"
». ‘7‘“ .8188 it ran-- n nu a v1 "‘1 “$3149.,
.ieurlhln rods. ............£.Be'
E91500 wane enameled refrlg-E
orator With lift top. lcEe capes-E;
‘Elty.901bs at ............81E2.93-'
E 351: Parlor brooms . .. . . gas:
_suggestions and pardoularly emphasize the importance of these lbjw
.P!”? ‘dnd ailtp poll‘ah 19¢ per
tube .“
._5o.«nghthouoo cleaner. 5 cans
‘ 190
‘ EFamlly'theErry atoner 49c
The pit comes out. the juice
lays ln, stones two cherries
unnenme. _
Mason fr'ult 1m; pie.” E4 cent:
1* reel-1. ' ;:_ Jag»:
Manon fruit jars. qto. 4 cents
each; E E
Mason fruit jars. 2 qto. size. 7
unweichn . , 3 1
A .15
each.
. eaChI. ..
Sure seal frnlt jars, 2 qt. size.
.10. cents each. ,j .. ~
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‘E? . or hlultj‘stylesz ernEtEa each. 2
Flne Jolly strainers with wire
stand. . .356
» ESCl'VlCE.
.251: Drypol the best furniture.-
E '2 So; MainSt. So. Nor‘walk, 131.
sure cal fruit ganglia‘s cents .
sure seal fruit no. (its; 6 cents _
Jelly film with tin. tea-.131»: E
pay a visit and “be shown."
Floral Tributes, original de-
'signs. Casket Coverings of rare
iEbeauty. Moderate prices. Prompt
Telegraph communica-
' tion with leading florists in prin~
cipal cities in the. United States. 7
South roman florist
,‘ Phone 364. 2
SINORTBSNA!!! STREET
3. NORWACR. ‘
SAVE
MONEY
*mcy hospital by. Policeman Bola
:and the occupants of the car, suddenly
E darted-across the street in trout or the
E cents hospital in the ambulance.
Sill!!! SlRllRliER
- Gut Papers”! Work. Beet Frlooo‘
‘over with the boys. . ' E
Arrange lot near winter's coal
supply now. Summer Prices Are
TALK IT OVER WITH
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Thompson. her two small children and
their governess.
The on was immediately stopped
and uninjured )oy rushed tome
manna; D111. H. Finnegan oaks
all bit transfer to St. Vincent’s hospi-
tal and it was stated there in the aft-
omoon that the boy would proboMr
die.
The boy according to the chanteur
automobllo which was coming into-tho:
center or the city from the Greens
Farms residence or the Thompsons..
The operator slowed down, blew his
horn. shouted to the boy and then at-
tonptod to avoid hitting him by swerv-
lng out.
the child and hurled him to the street.
Mrs. Thompson attended him in the
Emergency hospital and gave instruc-
tions that no care or expense be spar-
ed in saving his life. Although she
did not believe that the driver was to;
blame, she stated that she wished
everything possible done for the boy.
_The boy's mother board or the ac:
cldent immediately after it happened
The left mudguard struck E
Slora‘ge r;
4.800 Square Feet. 21
It you are seeking storage room
at reasonable tormeinqulre o!
Nerudk Sins-boat .
line
and ran, crying'hyslerically, through
cdher to the Emergency-hospital and
she accompanied the. boy to St. Vin-
lThe‘drlver of the car was allowed
to go on Mrs..Tho1npsOn's recognié
sauce. pending an investigation.
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The victim of diphtheria ls recover-
lng rapidly. The seven men in the
detention camp. however, are still un-
der observation. ’
The ofllcers 0f the corps had made
Company of New York, lo take ase-
ries of pictures which would show the
corps leaving Bridgeport, arriving: in
New London, the transportation of
troops across to Fort Wright, parades
at‘th‘o fort and the ibcom practiceaon
the gun, but the War Department
refused permission. _
There has been such a heavy for
hanging over the Sound that targets.
5,000 to 10, 000 yards out cannot be
seen. '
Everything is progressing favorab
,ly in camp and the Weather is fairly
favorable for target practice.
.The day was spent in the regular
drlll and with sub~callbro practice.
land Corporal Monroe" showed liisE
"eagle eye" when he made very fu-
vorablo shots with his gun.
the street A passing motorist convey- ‘
Furniture, E Stoves
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HouseIurn’ishmgs
New and swans.
Sold at Lowest Prices.
We Buy Second-Hand Furniture
., and Stoves.
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name“. or norms» mm or.
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arrangements with the Paths Fraros
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TheFORD SEDAN is high clue in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious conveniences you do-
- sire into family 1111- It car as on .
tare resigul. flaplend’gdlr “wt
upllols- '
tor-ed with cloth or the
guilty in detail 11:», econ y .
t; entrance on oit'lren undo. Plate
glass windows give the qualifier-
uons of. the golosodJlmouaino for: I
inclement weather. and plenty of
fresh air when open. With high
nudity in detail 11 economy, 'I E
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Now the Question at a an
Hats for all occasions are trimmed and ready at the 1
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Read Millinery department, which for the present is the
Halligan Shop' 111 Broad St.
gan H'at ’ "
A fortunate moment for any
' woman who wishes to indulge hersellin one more “Halli-
Now if there be anyone who feels a bit sad
that. there are to be no more Halligan. Hats, let us take
comfort that there will be. hats just as artistic, just as be-
coming, only the name will be difl'erent.
Do not fail to see the display olfTrimmed Hats
this week. Prices from $12.00 down. " .
At the Broard 811. Shop.
Seasmable Wash fabrics for
Summer mus
Silk and Cottou Poplin. colors in Russian green, bat-
tleship gray, rose and navy blur.
36 inches. 79. cts
Seed Voiles, striped and flowered patterns, in either
11 hits or tinted grounds
38 inches, 39 cts
Flowered Organdie, 11h1te grounds. dainiilv sprigged
with small figures and posies
Checked Voiles, black and green effects, special .,, .
r . w ‘3 "M’U
33R inches. 30 eta.
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29.1215.
Voile Classique, a verv large assortment in striped
and flowered paterns.
Silk and Cotton Jasper. gray 01111, 36 inches. 59 “S-
Melba Silk, for shirts and waists,
\EV ash Goods Section, basement;
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4.0 inches zgcts. ‘
32 inches, 50 Cts.
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The Alteration Army began operations in front of the
store last night and the Hosiery Department was forced
to 1acate its quarters near the Main St. entrance.
It will
be found temporarily located near the DressGooAls at the
east end of the main floor.
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Ardahan Rugs. Remember there is :1 Clearance Sale
in all dimensions and nearly, all patterns.
Third floor.
Have you heard or the “No- work” Ice Cream Frees:-
er? lt1s a clever invention. the result of much
experi-
menting, and 11orks on the principle of a thermos bottle
It freezes creams, sherbets, 1ccs and fruit with no turning.
$2.25 and $2. 75, according to size.
Basement.
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maintenance—less woman 5 rolls.
mun SEDAN sons; concern .
E '73“; llown'Car .0005 Toni-111i Car
3m: Runabout “All. All My '
' equipped; 1.0.11. Detroit. ,
“Honey" Robinson was very much
depressed by the fact that his timeE
expired Tuesday and he had to goE
home alone. Also Eddie Cook's time;
expired Thursday and he rcturnodEE
heme also.
Corporal Sayre. the best lookingE
non-com. in camp, bad a sad catas
tropho last night when he came back
from town and round his tent on the
verge of falling down.
the dampness tightened the ropes and
am the rent down: 4 .-
Several- the boys were very
near newous fprostrtitlon when they
received- orders to go on the tug
i111; the crowd witlr‘cako‘ and ‘ch-crrles
that he received from home and ev-
'l‘lie inost ‘promluent"’sorgeant iejE
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Corporal Woofer had the pleasure
of pitching his tout over again 111: ;
which towed targets for the practice. ’ . .‘
1Prlv1ite‘BlaclEman has been tr'eiib ,
wines praises or the lady’s profl'ch
ency that made the cake should hover;
2 her em tingle if 15ers l§~ anything v.
' iii €th old saying." ~ it"
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' ‘7 ~ ' " ‘E' renewing old acoualiitanc'os with th
, fair‘l sex and also the other sex, but
' :h€"dwsu't care so much about thei
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E 73 NORTH 9"th! STREET
Buyerriwill share, in profile. it we .
sell at retail 300,000 new Ford can.
between August,1914, and August.
1916.
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you can so the line; mu grain. and.
H o s c
There is a. diiference in hose
The difference shows only
in the service -— we handle
only the best. qualiti es
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Cherry Stoners
A labor cover in the home-
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sound quality of moms in: the new
OUR FURNITURE
‘we invite you to one. ‘~
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line about the new designs 111 you
will not readily tire on Every piece
pressive or good taste.
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Women’s and Misses’
$4.98 $io Coats
$6.98 $13 Coats
$100 Hats .. 50c .
Hats 75c- .‘
$125 81111119....
$201 Suits;- . . 310.00”
$81Coats ..
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