EVENING SE STINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
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PROPRIETORS
FRIDAY
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
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PHONE CALLS
Editorial Roomy—92.
Busmcss Slime—~93.
Norw alk Branth Of {lion-13”.
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CAN WE. GOVERN OWLVESI
1 Florida non “Pave
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be
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'plt'ins that “1111} scnllnuau can
11011.1111111-1 11y the pi'iiintry pian,where
"Vj'the same man 11.111111] stand little show
1"“ convention."
' From many states come.- the some
lately rc-
ably. The din-ti ptimai'y,
15:1?de as the palladium of our liber-
suspicion. it
old
(led. has come under
than the
. Vflemfl to cost 11111111
bolsed-conuntion mstcm, 11nd ;') pro-
me Candidates of no bctlt r quality——
but so good it 1111 11111111 can be Cied
What's the matter? is there an in-
ihoront deie1t in tho din-1'1 nominating
yptem.’ it 1-10 isn't it a 1i1iect of pop
. in» government “111011.11 defeat of
V democracy? ’lhose who ndvotate an
Mints return to the old. repudi-.
”atom had better ask them-
111111.111 all scriousnéss. vv-hcth
or they have given up hope that the
Merino people are capable of gen
nine seh'governtuent
V [Wayne- we really me so helpless or
“flawless in the discharge of our po-
w. duties that we must have sell-
V pointed "bosses" choose our candi
for us
too and cities. 13111 unless all our
’osophy of free government is
#10113,“ should ht! easier and simpler
1-1111: the right sort oi candidates un-
‘lhe old plan that enabled rings or
5 as to “put over" whatever candi-
"dies {or us. Certainly there's confiid-
“ re the power absolutely in their
hands. it they fail to out good
11 into ofllce. thI' have only them-
s to 111111112». Are they ready to
ss'themse‘lves politically incapa-
, unintelligent and irresponsible by
.lng to the old way Or will they
on the job and give the popular
11 a 1111. trial before inaklng so
'- V‘atlng a. surrender?
"‘Moas- anemone.
rmany no longer expresses regret
V 'illng civilians in'her British’air
1 She calmly informs the world
the Zeppelin: have heretofore
”to spare non-combatants. but
not make any such effort heron!-
!! women and children are
uttered. it In none of Germany’s
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ton- m tombo- rewdod 'u
.1 for tho killinz ofa' om
crow by the crew of the Brit-
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'IHI'.‘ WSOUTH NORWAIK
a. L. AND A. L GOLDEN
AUGUST 18 1016
3. :56 a m '31-'56 P' m 5;... .11 .1: a repriui for the Gelnlafll
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et‘t'talnly there is consid- V
hie evidence to that ci‘tect in 11111qu lion. 1 Rood many ihoummds of us
31110 direct nomination plan than _
ioftty from their sinking craIt.
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only reply made by the British Go
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1-. 11iie1 tepiisais.
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Vuprisal gains full swziv The oniyV
VI» to preserve a semblance or drill-
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nation in .wariare is to enforce a 1. 111]
rule of no reprisals at all In 1 111.11. V
The JU\I"l.lit nt:
‘. Publicity is enough.
id is cz-51'1» uie oi intlitting
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Suilit‘lt‘lil punishment 1111 1111.1 nationV
guilty of 1111111111 dlt‘ti‘.1\u)' 3159mm,
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\1 1 1.!1 iti~1~t thing that any nationV
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.i--1I._ 1111 too pioud to stoop to VII
111'1:;1is, and live up to 1/ o tiara
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
‘. i 111 1-11 tompetition in economy
r1111 1.11s lion: in these suggestions. I
\1111-11 you think your pipe is 011 1. II
1511111, N053 down the contents 01 tle“
1111111 and light up 11111111. Most. peOpioV
knock out their pipes before the 10-}
[new in finished. :"
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"To save sugar in 111011111;
fruits, add a pinch oi soda, which new.
utilizes the acidity.
1
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"\\'i111n laying the table, 110 not cut;
bread [or tech person until seated." V
“To clean windows inexpensively;V
moisten a short of newspaper in wa-‘
1111'. rub the glass \virh it and polish:
will. a dry sheet of newspaper.” V
-u11'al WWVV.
'i‘l:1'>e hints, and demos like them'
inpoint of triviaiitv, are being iakenf
seriously b1 a nation that is spendingi
111111' ti. an :1. 001111110 an hour for wani
The 1.11111 .1111 the of the English poo-V
pie. who have never bi‘IOl‘G Ieconomiz-V
oil, are economiziut: now.
thr. continental countiies there is tarV
in mout 0. V
1111111-511rsiinonious saving. V
Here in America we don't have ioV
11111111111 the pipe to the bottom of theV
bot-.1 and use a pinch of soda to savca
shear and be stingy with our breath:
llut it we did economize more in per-1
son'd 111.1111 rs involving no real priva-V
would soon own our homes and huve
money in the bank.
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THE MEANEST MAN.
The owner of.it refreshment stand
in the city markohliouse at lndinnap
olia has been fined for an offense
whitli marks him as the meanest man
on record. Instead of giving a fresh
paper cup for cach'drink of lemonade
sold'ovcr his counter, he thought he'd
save money. by avoiding this rather-
travagance. He had a system of put»
ting tour paper cups. one inside \he
other, thus making a drinking vessel
ol'quite respectable stillness. These
he used again and again.
For once a wise and upright Judge
wax able to make the punishment lit
the crime. The guilty disiénser of
germs was fined ten dollars and costs,
and was glVen a sharp, rebuke in which
the judge pointed out that with 1111
amofmt canal to the line he?" oodld
have bought fresh drinking cups to -
last. all Sumner;
1 Parana-therein no onojhereaboats
stingy enough'to use a drinking cup-15
1119 second. time. But 11 11113111 Mr "
wiaefia opio‘oowhmonotett any
doubt-atoll. tolled. the-pond; cup. in
the rim hetero 11.1mm. ‘
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The. model sexual has been 111:1:on
cred—otter her death. She was Lin:
,.
home—does anybody know!"
‘_ Governor Holcomb
. ' noon to 'M .
t'no. .
WOMEN‘S WAISTS
White and colored, all new mod-
els; value $1.00
Each ............... 59¢
RICE BOILERS
2 quarts, white enamel on steel;
regular price 791-.
ifm‘h ............... 49¢
WASH BOARDS
Family size.
ah.» taco; reun-
111 r price 391'.
i“. (l 1‘ ll ............... 29¢
PRESERVING KETTLES
14 quarts, gray enamel on steel:
regular price 98c. ,1
Each ............... 69¢
WATER PAILS
white enamel
I: quit 111-, on
Steel: regular price 981-.
1-111-116911'
MARQUISETE
CURTAINS
White and 1cm,
lace trimmed
value $1.25.
................ 89¢
FRUIT jARS
1-2 Mill's. double
glass tap;
0111111;
sa‘feiy, large
will! 691‘.
. 59¢
WOMEN'S sLousss
Orcundie, voile and novelty ei-
mouth.
I’cr dozen .
ored goods;
to 251: -
Bargain Spots Table
5,000 yards of WashGoodain-
c'u'li-tg stand 11d fab i :s aided?-
values up 9%(3
2,500 Yards of Beautiful
White Goods 1
Wonderful Variety
Plain and. faocv, worth
up'to 35c yard -
It’s the Great Money Saver, at Riot in Fries Cutting
You Know the Old Saying “MONEY TALKS” It's the Saving That Countsfl
TOMORROW THE SAVINGS ARE GREAT
l9c
WHITE
CRINKLED CREPE
31-11111 no honing; value 19 cts.
per yard.
Yani . . . .' ............ 9‘5
BUCK TOWELS
311x40, sturdy quality, ncat red
borders: vulue 12 1211.
Each .............. . . . 9c
WASH CLOTHS
2.0110 Turkish. and Rub—dry “'11le
1 lot he, value 5c
each
regular size:
‘1?!"14V0r 9¢
BASTIN64COTTON
W111- 1111.1 'black, 500
rpoois; valut 511 a spook
3 {0139(5'
yard
icct. largo smart collar. all . ,
rizcs‘. value $1.50. TOOTH IBR'USHES
liat‘h --------------- 79¢ ’ 1 rows fine quality bristles, bone
or celluloid handles: value 15c.
HEATHERBLOOM Each ................ 9¢
PETTICOATS
.. CEDAR OIL
111111- quality. large (lowered el-
he“ in various colors, in“ For cleaning and polishing all
kinds of woodwork; value 25c n
iltr1V1ilu0 31 59. . bottle V
Each ............. ‘- '
$109 ,1. ............. 9.1
Good muslin. ”V” 9129' trlm- 18 inches wide, for scaris and
value 79c.
. ., ....... 49¢
LINEN NAPKINS '
Best heavy Quality lriah linen,
22x22; value 34 50.
med with lace;
Each . .
A dozen ....... ,. . . $1 99
Dresses at Hath Price
Women’ s and Misses’ Dainty White and Colored Dressers-48 dresses in all—the balance oi
runners, tan color; value 39c.
Yard . .- ....... . ....... 9t '
WITCH HAZEL
Double distilled, 8 or. bottle:
value 15 cents ‘ -
A bottle ..... 90‘-
WHITE DRESS GOODS
Seed vuiica. retinas, Marquis-
cttcs, crepe. voiles, unburdlnes.
1—111. Values to 59¢.
Yard ........... 19¢
KITCHEN TOWELS
~All- linen Homespun Towels, ex-
cellent values: regular price 15
cents.
2 for 19¢
CHEESE CLOTH
lied Cross, sanitary and anti-
septic, ynrd wide; value 5 cents
yard.
INDIAN HEAD
1.": inch, already shrunk, gentl
Vino ludlan Head Linen; value
..i‘tlc yard.
~Yortl .. . ...... 19
0. N. T. SEWING
COTTON
Black and white. all numbers;
value So per spool.
E spool: for lg r}
CLUNY LACES
Over 25 pzetty patterns to
choose from, 1-2 to 1 1-2 inch
wide: value 8c per yard.
vards for 9d,-
RIBBONS
1'1 inches wide, Moire and plain
112.111“ all .cdiors: value 29c
yard
Yard .
PILLOW CASES
,451135. plain edge; scalloped and
hemstliched. -
..fi ....... .... 12".
DUSTLESS‘
'DUST BRUSHES
Made on wire frame, long'wood
Each
handle; value 29c.
Each. . , . . 19¢
the season ’5 wonderful selling—W6 ve divided them‘ in two lots—nod price them at
2.99‘ and 4.99»-
These price are about one-half. regular value. '
..quality. white; value 60c yard.
‘ MARQUISETTE
ity. for waists and dresses; val-
TABLE DAMASK
(loud bil'UIIK 11111t't'e1'1211d 1.111111.-
ash. renuiar width; value 451'
per yard.
I’cr. yard ............ 29¢
_‘
COMBINATION
1 can (“oisate Tulcutn Powder,
,vaiuc 201'; 1 cake Woodbury's
Fat-11118111111, our regular cut
pilce 19c.
- 29¢
Iioih for
CORSET COVERS
Made of nainsook, trimmed with
lace embroidery and drawn rib-
bon: value 3511 each.
Foch ...............
WINDOW SHADES
Water opaque, all colors, good
heavy sprint: rollers, value 351'
each.
Each ...............
APRON GINGHAMS’
Standard quality. assorte' Liz"
and white checks; value 9c ;-e.' '
yard.
At ......... . .......
BEDFORD CORD
For women's skirts. excellent
Yard ..... . ......... 29
NEAR LINEN
For women’s and misses' wash
dresses and skim: value 25
cents yard.
2 yards for 29¢
CHIFFON
46 inches wide, fine sheer qual-
uo 49c per' yard.
Yard ....... . ....... 2&5
BEST "PRINTS
All colors. value Sc yard.
'5 yards for 29¢
PLAID BLANKETS
Big full size, colozs tan, blue,
£1111: and pink; value $3.00 per
5.1111:
A. ......... . ...... $1.39
COCOA DOOR MATS
18x36, long heavy pile, strong
and durable; value $1.25 each.
Each .............. 99¢.
BORDER CURTAINS
A double curtain, made of beni-
stitched white Marquisette and
figured cretonner value $3.00
pair.
At ............... slfl
BED PILLOWS
”mm.
“wk-WW... _,__._.. _._. ...—...
....“
Regular size,- pure sanitary
11 other filled, best ticking
covering; value $1.50 each.
1711011 ............... 99¢-
TABLE LINEN
Antllew Reid‘s fine Scotch dou-
ble dam-wk, puro linen, 72.
int-hes wide; value $1.50 per
1 :1111.
i‘trvnrd ..... $1.19
BED SHEETS
1-119». hit: size, made of strong
ililltl)‘ sheeting, will wear well
and wash heavier; value 98c
1'11111.
Foch .............. 79¢ V .
COMFORTABLES , ‘
Silk tops, all colors. soft down
iii|11z1i mine 85 00 each
:11 h ............. $3 49
TUB SKIRTS
White Gabardine Skirts;
$1.25: all lengths.
- 8919
Each .
Thousand Impound
1.11'I‘L'el CUPS and
.61 a{ICE-TRS 1‘ it"
Six D flerent Decorations
Value 251:
6 Cups and Saucers for 59¢
They Won't Last 'Long
PAD HOSE
SUPPORTERS
All sizes, regular 250.
Pair .... ............ 19.2
TOILET COMBINATION
’1 can Babcoclt's Corylopsis Tai-
cuni Powder and 1 cake Palm
Olive Soap.
1 6
10th for ............
DRESS GOODS -
l000 yards of 381nm Printed
Voilea; 200 yards ci Striped
Spot Skirtings: values from
Re to 35c yard.
value
.
(11.. ‘
.-.
Y ard .......... ’ 19¢
[:Oontinned man not: Page)
'1 gig—‘—
He pointed out that menstruation.
was a most peculiar and
V- Neutron-who worked to: a .ani g; .110th will. In thudrlt
’-' York-1min new: thirty rem shotgun; to keep in. may: at no ” _
on ran her employer ‘2‘ emu downer-
, WWI .L
cult one
in“ no
My 111li!
months"
“If they
amino“
1w
(mils thmwo will have to polio-e..-a
' ins-111511111: 1011.100 year: with not
is the work of the regular army. “in.
follows about .Tho Mexicans 1am
fight 111:. no they are too-s bury Illin-
ing themselves, and we isn't not
them beacon v‘vo were; anything to
light with."
Referring to the matter ol a open
ial legislative om Gov-rotor Edi»
comb pointed out a decision with.
by Justine Gutier, in which (I! tho
be 11.11.11 to permit the Connoiitlcut
It was
poiutod- out 111111. in new with 112111
Rhoda Island. the domination! W
video-clot. taking undovouwhen
new more!" Irvin's existed. The
_ 1.,
Whole.
{an out! 0:1on whilrnitode
131:1wa um ecu-l our dogs
calibrated vote- {a the field.
LN" York, It in
on the supreme beach which he
liked and for which he was submit-
ly titted. he titanic that- no resign
ed iron: the higher maiden to be-
come a candidate to: what Govern-1'
or Holcomb, considered to be a ten
or 01“;de that hodld IO unruly from
is a sense or duty as "an 1mm chi-1
1911.
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m' FINE-5P COLD STORAGE
EGGS.
Milli-mm, N. 31“.. Adkins; ll. A-An‘
to Order issued by the Mo
W ' sinner a: Md and Names to worry
in: com- «iron not him tour.
not!!!“ that mry no in cold atom
cm.»
itm'nid.
VACANCIES write-11am;
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wssmicorox. Ans. ref—Approx
lion‘s for appointment as ”conduct”
tenant in the army have flooded trio
once or the mutant-general since It.
man known that the mice fir. -
tuaiiy is without oihcern of that ran:
and must obtain them uremia? huh
civfl1liie'. The war 033th“ Ill
nuanced today that application reeli-
ed alter Anna": 1! could not Do oc'
on in time to permit tho am
to be countered on Wit. NM-
or the lint «moi: W .11.
satiation-mm ho mm to ”1‘5
Item than 000‘
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