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H hORWALK1
,1! i summit.
' ABUSEED BY
GOLDEN
. II. L'GOLIS’EN,
I I
”+AY: jUNE 1:2,: {9‘26
was ALuAuAc FOR
'TOHORROW
W921” m 11934P- 1“
“growers 7- 27.
I G SEN-TINEL TELE-
fltONE CALLS
j_ loom—92.
Office—93,.
Brunch Office—1383-
Mon-ms- 3-
car’s Residence—752 4-
«tug-u.
. ,4- “ Residence—890
7"? NIC UIRECTORY.
m convocation of Butler Chap-
‘1‘“...R. A. III, willbeheldin
1 Fannie. Tuesday, June 13th.
. 84 will exemplify the degree
”per It 6: 30 In banquet room. All
17 A Manon; cordially invited to
with us.
Internally,
, JAMES A. HOLLERIN, H. P.
5‘ now—r. s. LYON, Secretary.
A Special Communication of Old.
1 0" Lone, No. 108, F. and A. M,. will
hold at its rooms, June 15th.1910
I‘ll 7‘ 30 o'clock p. -m. Work—M. M
1 um. All Master Masons cordially
and lrltnnnlly invited.
Fraternity yours. ,
ARTHUR T. FERRIS, W. M.
fl—ROBERT M. WILCOX, .
Btcrclry.
BROKEN FAITH IN INDUSTRY.
The extreme Em and \‘I'est have.
fulfilled simultaneous exumpit-s of
token faith in lnlior relations. In one
mite capital has offended; in the other,
hor.
The cloak and garment manufactur-
I'B of New York (‘in recently repud-
. their agreement with their em-
cyan. Imd precipitated II IIIIIIIIII by
. 1 standing 3 general lockout. The)"
“to contemptuously ignored the pun.
and the city tIItthIIIIities, Imd rein?-
to arbitrate. Their tIXtusc was
tit they suspected the wnrlarrn of in-
ding themselves In Ill‘f‘illi the
uncut at some later time-an or-
out like that hy which the let'-
. defended their ilIYnuiIIu ni Bol-
Inn. The result is :I I‘IrolIIncctl dend-
1 , imposing misery on lens of thous-
it do 0! men and woman who are poor-
lld at best. And they may win
{blurring out the Irorlters.
The Pacific. (‘onst longshoremeu
In some on strike in rmlntion oi“
1' own pledge, made last December,
they would not strike without
. hinty dnys‘ nritten notice. This
Ion has brought doun on them the
“ism of Secretary Wilson of the
adorn department of labor, a. man‘
certainly run be suspected of no,1
. vs except the furtherance of la-
best interests. He telegraphed
gshoremen last week:
union can long exert an inufl-,
{61‘ good which deliberately Vin-1
it! contract for temporary gain. 1,
the honor and integrity oi! any
who he austly assailed on grounds ,
future welfare of the wage
,. The average It'orklngmttn1
Lelse to lose than his honor
WIMW When that is gone he
, y plight indeed."
strikers have ignored the
All advice to go to work pend-
tion of their claims. And.
'1'. it appeared that they
W Imployers to yield—-
Which, Meyer, just their
element of mrightoous-
In: their broken faith.
» III-capital and labor
“fiduciary until
’otznch tilde condemns
W5 Residence— 1
The other: of Washington Chapter‘
1 BIitislI Isles.
l . .
1 cry nation under the sun, with a touch , “MW, ,0 WWW,“ ”,0 thirteen
1 no joke.
‘th the union arae.gm.tha m
‘~0rossot $3900qu owhtteiold.
the dingo! Install and the “nu
mammImmomm
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL.
BritislTliihplorcr, Ship Crushed In Weddell
Sea
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Sir Ernest
Sir li'llt\l SIIIIIIIIIIIIII \Ilm set out IleaIlI tIIII '\I.lr.I< nun to
\IIIIIIItiI IIIIIIIIlI-Ilt lI'II' II \\III itli to No“ Stu liul \IhII
IIII-II
The Endurance,
llll‘\ th
it \\.l\ lII III i had lItI-II Inst. has I
will on IKIIIIIIIIII l~lIIIIIl in the South Atlantic.
Shackelton.
fiII
t“‘]l(lliltl himse'lt :IIIIi
lii< supply Silill II .15 tlllhilt‘ti in \\IIIIi iIl l‘tIII lust (tetIIlIIII, illttl he
has hurt a] h to shut the
jtlllrllt}.
neighborln" (‘anndinn enenmpment.1.
The Duche F oi llatlhomugh has hadT
one set up outside. \‘ersniles for thc
henciit oi the American Legion. Cho-
he at favorite order them.
Wrist u‘ttlehe‘s
may not be quite so romantic as armor
and counIII.
l
and chocolate sodas
but the, mark on unques-1
1
(r :Iround III quutl' the snowy foaming
boul Itrc jUi-‘l as \‘li‘lk‘ and eii'ectivei
:lS the lunar knight: of old~ttnd the
raspbcrn strup will cheer their souls
and rollesh thIir bodies “ithout he-
fudtilin" their brains.
IlIIi Inlliiitrs of their own.
At the beginning of the ReIolution' ii
intilIiIiual
thins of thcir own design. and, as tho ‘
eolntc Innrshmallow nut is reported to ”“1110“ WWWI‘W‘L it “00“ became N
.zIppIIIIIIIIt that the colonies, which were
I”. . .
he >I \tl' III (010!th lIIIIi
IItu unitI-Il in (Int (IIIIIII‘, should
i'IirIpIIsInthl by n tint: uIIlIlI stood for
IIIIlI \IlIOlP.
On January 2,
Win
Incr tlIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIrlers
uith the following modifications,
1776. the first Offit‘c‘l
tioimlih- iltII‘IIni‘t‘ in human omciencmmp of It“. pm...” mum“... (,1 Ameri- II
Those Ipny roistcring blades \I'llO goth-jut (l‘ollllmIntfll Ctmflrt'rr having fill-I H
1proved of n union flan) raised Id
of Ground
j\\'a. lungtou, IIt t‘IIIIIIhIiIige \ltlss.
lilac flown on this date was the flat: (I! "
It. rent Britain for use in the eolonics .
'Ihe
lullinn (If thII crosses of St. George tmtl .
Here's II maple ,nut for (‘Itnatia—,.I1I. Andrew on It blue field in the can-
peuches tor the south of France—or-
tinge and banana for the Itribcuneu
from the tropics—strawberries for the
lines a think for ev-
oi homo in it, glorified hy Yankee ice- ‘
cream and 1‘“bb“"i~' fizz. We are ”‘4 lInmIn in England as the “Rehellious .!
not to hr in high furor abroad Juslt
nou*hut let II foreigner once. tnste our
national beverage and he in bound to
us forever by It tie stronger than blood
or love. Onward, huudaod soldiers!
Vive in chocolate sauce!
.__~___.. _.+___...___
Speaking of Ford jokes—«the annual
tax on It Ford car in England is non
$90 It. year, and going up. And that s
..____.____.___.
TH E FLAG.
TomOrrow ls Flag Day, So ‘Display
~t-Ii,EtI
"Old Glory."
The President of the United smtpglcanton containing thirteen white stars . .
faith, a serious injury is done 10f Monica and the Gm eruor of this'in a “NIP-"fl "9W constellation.”
On January 13,1794, by an act of
everywhere either union or 1th: the people of the country and the (Miller's ”19 “9F? “as ““9?“ to n"
’ areneial observance of meEIecu red and white stripes and fittoen
“stars so as to allow for the States of
State have issued proclamations ask-
stnte fora
1?“
On June 14, 1777. Continental Con-1
gress adopted the “Stars: and Stripes"
Its the emblem for the ting of the new
nation—the United States of America.
The flag of England, our mother
country, was the flag of her colonies
until 1776. ‘
During the early part of the seven-
teenth century the English Colonies
used as their flag the Red Cross of St.
George on a white field, the emblem
of England.
When England and Scotland to
came united the colonies (the Dutch
Oolmios having mood to English
mic) adopted the emblem of Ghent
Britain, mom at: the “King's Colors,"
or “moans! Union-:9 -
In Mil? the not mature! mini,
lMdWJWI-Wor
wpmtnmm
ton. to remain,
and to the king. and OIII’I' wanted
‘ItlIIItIIIIII alternate red and
onion in rebellion. This tin:
Stripes "
When the colonies decided to throw
off the yoke of Great Britain and be-
come separate and independent states,
they could not consistently tight ttnder
n ting which bore the emblem oi”
enemy, therefore it was necessary that
they, as a nation, should have a
or emblem of their own.
On June 14, 1777, Continental (lon-
‘ gross adopted as the ting of the Unit-‘
ed Colonies, which had now become
the United States, a flag which should
consist of thirteen alternate red
white stripes and a blue field In
Vermont and Kentucky, which
been admitted into the. "Union.”
On April 4, 1818, Congress maintai-
terod the ting by returning to the orig
inul thirteen stripes, and that
group of stars in the blue field to con- ~
slot of twenty white stars (Tennessee.
Mississippi
and Illinois having been admitted into
the Union), and that on the admission
of every new state Into the “Union,”
onestar to headded tothe‘union of.
the flag. on July 4th, tollowing‘the ad-
mission oi' the ‘State into the "Union?”
No changes (othgr that the addition
at new starsl‘ have been made In the
national has since 1818. Every state,
has Its our; each of the original on...
Ohio. Louisiana, Indiana.
teen autos has its Imps.
The flux of today minim forty-l
eight stars. So long as the United;
States exists the flag will mitt in
It: present tor-In, except thit mum FI. ,, ~
In“. duplayed “the“
can; into the “Union.” It Win-1,1
mmmmmm.
III-III III. unrt‘eeii wallets. gm
growth the zoom at ‘m
thcir alliance to Great liriltlfi
the colonies Itch nowl.‘
tho -, Each Per Yard
it
it 25c LUNA LAWNS. TEA "”3 -
jusl-l .: Striped & floral designs in pink, 3 9'” size. earthen ““9 “‘3
,titc, the red field to be replaced by, H
whtto: ‘
‘ Stile Price, 51‘1“ Pm“ c 5“,, Price, mirror. I'uhie $1.25 '.
col-1 Per and ......... lunch ................ Each ............ . Sale Price,
“ m: H ~ . Each .............
I WASH BAsINs. 353mm? Kiwi-55-
Id 85c BED SHEETS" 10 quurt also. Stool white en-. DUSTING CAPS.
ll Dig double bed size. No seams. Steel while enamel. Value 29 amel, ulth coter. Subject to
I , V0 dressing , canto. - . light imperfections. value Made of white lawn lace trim-
Sale Price, Sale Price, A ' 1 ”'2" med. Value 12 1-20.
an N 1)". Yard " ”,m m Each .. . . . . . . . . SM” Price, c Sale Price, . ,
H mm“ ------------- Each .......... . ......
flng u, .
:2 1 12 1-2c SHEETING. “DAR 0“” EBLONG DISH FANS.
‘ CORSET COVERS.
.. - . ' 0 1 pint can For cleaning and . . .
." Fine firm smith cheating 4 (mun “he 50‘: steel unite enamel. value 98 Made 0, tine mun We and
it. inches wide. , Sale Pike . 09mg, ‘ embroidery trimmed. Value .29 ,
U Sale Price, .1 P" Cm ' , Sale Price, cents.
and II NWUR Y; "1'" 1 "Hun." 1 - Each ............. Sale Price,
the Id I ‘ Each .............
“ . 1 FEATHER ousrsks. L
i‘ . "EN“ ”ANWW‘W I I I UNIVERSAL FOOD -
II All line. hemstitched. Full size. 18-1nch turkey leathers. Value cHoPpERs_ WOMEN'S ‘NtGHT GOWNS.
It _ 50¢ em, , With three ditterent size cutters. Good quality muslin. Full size.
Value 12 1-20 ouch. We lame. _ y , Value $1.25. , _ . Trimmed with embroidery. m1.
had 3‘. moron ........, ., . L . Each . Sale Price, .
It ‘ Each t
it, . ou-roH cunuma. II 1
CURTAIN MUSLINB. .
on N ‘ Made "with centre pieces. White ‘OH'LDW'.’ "MEI .
it Pine. 36 inches Wide. Stflm' only. Vol. 3115' I Pink and blue. COMBINATION.
I'd ~ checks and firm-es. Value 15, Sale Price, Regular price , 1 Made oil cross bar muslin. DmW-
II » gellltfl-P i Per 9.” _ ... H...“ '11?“ ligating”: erfi and cover lace trimmed. Vow
.é a e 1' c9, » > cé ' U! LuIVIW “Q 590.
N For "YIN! ...........I , Suepnce’ .
U WOMEN'S UNION SUITE, . Each . . . . .~I ..-.. . . .
I
U
A THREE DAYS
Carnival of Bargains
TUESDAY, JUNE :3, 1916
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY-FR[DAY
A GREATSALE WITH GENUINE MONEY SAVINGS
NOTE WHAT THE FIGURES
8-18-28-38-48- 8-68-98
WILL BUY HERE DURING THIS SALE
There’s Everything That the Season Demands.
Every Item is Just
What You Want and Just When You Want it.
$1.10 TABLE LINEN.
250 Ind 39: FANCY WHITE
I?
. . All puI'II linen table Damask. GOODS.
. , Scott-h manufacture. 68 inches
, ' “1d,, Good. Range of lm.“ Boat-h cloth, miles, erepon, ra-
u terns. lines, etc.
NI Shir Price, $th Price,
I! i'er l'tIrIt ......... I’t‘r Yard . ...... ..
i!
‘1‘, 125 TABLE P
It 75c cm: nos. ‘ . 7° 3-
‘ ~ .,~ All pure linen table tops. 36:45.
M lot the bubys crib. .IxIO A "”8, ”W, h". the nice la-
U Inches llit‘ cloth
rial-e Price,
Each .............
Stile Price
.... .f: ...... -680
SILK POPLINS.
Full yard wide.
All colors. Made
to sell III 31.
Sale Price,
For Yard .........
ALL WOOL SERGES.
Value ”the.
Stile Price,
Per Yard
'I'Itrd wide. All the host shades.
..... 48c
SPORT SKIRTINGS.
Yai'tl wide. Large variety of
fancy stripes and eolot‘ings. Yat—
ue L’EIII per yard.
Sale I‘rtee,
Per Yard
WHITE CORDUROY.
lv‘IIr .«port shirts & CORY". Wasliv
able. \‘aluc 31.
Sale Price.
Per Yard . ....... ,
ii
I!
\.p
it
50: TABLE PAD'DING.
Table full. 54 inches wide. Firm
quality. 38
III;
'SIIIII Prim“,
V
For Yard ’
12 i-2c HUCK TOWELS.
Heinstitchetl buck towels. 18x36.
8c
Ncnt red horders.
Sale Price,
81.50 NAINSOOK.
’l‘ou yard pit-cos. Fine, soft
nainuook. For woman's and
misses wear. 1 1
I 8
1,000 REMNANT
PACKAGES.
All lengths. All colors.
uh to 60v.
thuu .‘Itlc.
ISnI-I Price,
Each
.............
None worth
\‘a tum
lest
None sold until 10 o'clock.
PALMOLIVE SOAP.
Rezulnr price 10 cents
cake.
Shiv Price,
Tu‘o (Imus i.‘ so
From 3 to 4 o‘clock only.
ISIIIII Price.
Per Piece ........
50c DRESS LINEN.
All pure French dress linen. 45
Inches wide. Brocaded designs.
Whit e only. 28
‘SIIIIC, Price,
blue Imd tit-lit).
pots. Value 150..
PRINTED VOILES.
Yard wide.
signs and colorlnzs.
per yard.
Sale Price,
o-oonooofl1
All the newest de-
Value 29c
8c
Imd 95c.
Per Yttrd
DISH FANS.
in, It and 17 quart steel blue
and white enamel. Value 890
BABCOCK'S CORYLOPSIS
TALCUM POWDER.
Regular price,
the per run.
Sale Price,
From 4 to 5 o'clock only.
WRIST BAGS.
Pine seal and morroeo leather.
Silk and leather lined. Purse at
II'
It .
ll
H
\g’lau. glam variety or colon. .
ILOG IONIIIN WW“. 1
Extra size. Low neck and stowe- '
lotto. Lace trimmedflipants. Value
39 cents. ‘
Sale Price,
Each
no-ou-a-anuo
WOMEN’8 HOSE.
bed tops. Val. 12 1-20
, Sale Price,
Per Pfl!‘ o a-mw'i’n‘i-oo Ugo
Fast black. Seamless teat. mm.
.80
natty design. VIII. «:1
Sale Price, _
Each . 0“ 0 «‘1'. I'd I o'oid ‘
II
U
H
III
nth-Iowa moltennm crane” . .
Short ~
“any, “m
um. Nicol! trimmed. ‘
hm Waldo $8.
ks... an
Fine quality muslin. Out tun.
Deep ruiflos, trimmed with two
and embro’lderYI
Value 31.50.
Solo Price,
I-t'
3T8.
out, And Inbudlne. Trimmed
”rt '1"
“New models. M of pique, m-
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