I‘otimsaho were hold i. la"
-a.h‘aonat'v:,tcraiabpaiitr
“w-waawtotho
ammonium-Ia-
.ziacal. ‘ .
mam
.W,whichranholwat.
nanbig celebntion, “I
an!" advocates turning out with a
‘foraatuctparaa. Undartho
comma-mutants“
will remain a f‘vlt not“ [D b:
Vgoaruunowotaolthbmwil
haialrenneatysar. 'l'heeloetioaot
”In close was under the new
chart-rituals.
1 “Na-Willow»
antennahoahteinmbo
«nauseoiaickness otaprintor.butin.
to end the temperance advocates "
, we a flat sprint and gotin
mmhatwuldnatovarco-auv
influx conditions.
The campaign 0! the noiicense
peoplelaKent. h‘eadodbvbllav.
fither Bill, of the Holy Cross brctiv
«load, was snoooasiahthatnwara.
"'iainingasithaabeaniornyaan.
although some business man eat.»
fined the idea that a hotel with li-
‘or for nutolnobile guests might w
r2-
help the town in a lunch! way.
"‘ 4 was. by Ono Vote.
In Berlin, Judge W. l. Ailing. 3.
Mesa. was clause nut selection
on: N. L. Beckley. Democrat. by s'
m of 280 to 279, It was announc-
‘3‘ that the result will probably be
Myst].
' In Baltthndsor «lunatic
vote for ilrst selectmau between Wil-
fird W. Grant. Republican, and Rich-
ard P. Jones. Dunomt. with as votes
. cub. For second selectin- Charles
V. Coven. Republican. had 30. while
‘3 5% W. Potion. Democrat. Ind Bl.
MI! ill been first new for
“roll". Under the statute Grant.
Inns and Coveli will chcoaothc town
“1-
in Susan the first vote on the
license question wss taken since 1907.
when the town went no lions}. 162 to
Q, its conditions remained unchang-
flit-day. for only nine voters cast s
“7'” Ballot.
VIII: knoll, where a [lemoorat-i'Vu-é
‘lflmttichat. has won tor town m‘
V’.
5.
InwarRSnMfl
TheGLA.&P. TesCo
tow-unusual. -.
Mime”. Whigs.”
10
mom
“Kline’s Beat." Can..
Lansaucn
be».
“P3M.umy1mcu ...... . ...... "156
up TOMATOES ..................... 1156
‘Sdscted Jerseys “
Ill-aanaaaoaaa
his Large Cans
NEW ROLLED OATS
3 lbs. for .
MEDIUM OR PEA BEANS
m... ...................................... .l0c
DOUBLE TIP MATCHES
7for. ...... ............................. 25¢
' LION BRAND counnusnn MILK
Cut to. Can ................................. “C
MP SOAP
Special at7ior ........................... ....ZSC
so Stamps Free.
Co Stamps with i lb. can MP W
PURE BAKING POWDER ....................
as Stamps With Large Bottle
m EXTRACTS ..... ... ..... . ................. 25c
SULTANA COFFEE—Money and skill
cannotprodntea Cfioa widiinoso
Mummm.
Try it today. Pound.... ..... ......
so flaws Free.
TRADING STAMPSW m
WITH AW OF THE FOLLOWINOW
icanSultnnaSpice..roc "mun-us
‘iborr Fluffy Ruffles rationalise
Starch ............. to: i booWOil. soc
rboxShakerSalt....roc icanGlohoPolflt....loc
rphg.A&PloeCrnamor ican“sinr”(lillaw
Jelly Powder ...... me to:
ibotxiochenBouquet 25c rhonlotOilSioaPoL
2pkga‘Anti-Stick, each so iii ......... roc
The Great A 8: P. Ten Co.
1:4 WASHING“?! 8T. SOUTHV NORW
fire was no contest the Republicans
H: a margin of about 200. The win-
. lilo; ticket for the lost live years was
mod “Citizens.”
Vote on Llocnne Question.
. Yes; No.
on Soybrock .......... 166 or,
.' Munch . .......... an 887!
km Gmnby .......... 93 94
many .............. i3 30‘
Maseru ............. 210 ass
“out“ ‘ 50 881
, ..oatii'bury ............. 132
Fhflholhlro .............. 171
Lilcllfleld ..... . ........ 345
.flntiii Canaan 188
ord .............. V22:
bury : ............ 76‘
‘ \ M .............. 351
fill-abun— ............. 257
. Winnheizer ........... 1016
Aalford ............... 3:0 mm
27.
370 in case at puncture while on the
2“ road?
:58 duichest. easiest, cleanest and most
765 economical wheel, or tire.
repair? I. M. W.
"bl-tilts last on yearn, yesterday Tel 1... 0°0- :5 h
‘llt'lbop'nflienna came back and can ' t A - ..
”the entire ticket. 0n oiilceswhsre m . J
norm HON!“
summons} mores
rim: Department The Salli"- Notaries Dam The Sentinel.
92 4! a person wishes to be his own 1—1 havaatourmontha'clduia node)
201 driver and look after his car as far car When rennin in high vit jerks.
:35 an poasiblahimseii. would tborobea'l'hadeaierdosan'tsoemtnbsabb
222 any preference between a Mount-fin Ind the trouble. use when run-
334 able rim and the other ltind will. pins l marlin: noise is hand in the
159 you have to insert I new miter tube vicinity of the clutch. Can yea:
Please tell me which is the
or rim to
or:
please give me some information
that will help locate the trouble >
I. R.
Thsierkacticamaybednetothe
cosine urinate My on one or
o, more cylinders. This would be more
The “1““an rim “ M t apparent on high speed than on the
..............
votes no
445 many reasons. It enables you to make!
39,: aouichchanpeon themadwiththei
153 least amount of trouble.- You can
then replace tube when convenient
7° and have it pumped
comprosmiuutaad at by hand. As
if
policy at this department not W
others.
Look oiver the ignition aya-
try the compression, and see
the mixture is too rich. Perhaps
up by an Imiigniter points need dual-sand ad-
Iiustius.
m 'm many “a d’ Themlas at in. mm is probably
After cleaning with file. ad~
time
lull.
......“
altar.
We
lpsadanpyoumtnrntnxlntherkht
direction. When spray nosale is set improving and comparatively
oats lined up by opening throttle complaint inrenrdtndyeeis heard in
M V” ‘3‘ WW I“ VON. “It“ the hat indnairy, except in relation to
Old” rlna best. When M! “e some partioalar colors in which there
is still a shortens This country is ““3 “W"
m In‘m“ ll! ”Mun“ 0' holined to me the trip The report
W wide. Cll'. M "a In dye. m D‘- Thom“ 1.! NM dyel hit Al MCCOY had packed hi8 grip and
recur Ind slain- Ithottld not misspertoithedepartmentotcoauneroe
mommcuabloekortwmthrot
tiedown than. Saddam; cpanthel
tor or give miller explosions.
rut-ism
ram emit
Additions haveboame to this groupxoi suits
whichweapasiaiwopeni opening week. Some of
mmubww . and made to
sellat$35mand$37w3o ‘Ah over-production lowered the
one: a lid! Hm
Wadmfluk. M brown and navy«blue.
Flat-humane plain cut others with belted cf~
facts. all very nicely M.
It m need a smart little run~around suit for early
fill. out! nine (in $20.00 l0:. No duplicates, no approv~
aia, on m
Second floor.
Far [airs-Sire Coats for Sm
‘ or Stout figures. or Rotor Wear.
Suite (or stout Inn-r. Rough Worst-dc and
lines and the .efl'ect of M “his" stylish
claimed to five long models, lined to the waist,
Slenderness. Especial so- with big buttons, wide rip-
lections ready new pics, right every way.
There. wflcome Bhutefig Days
a vVeu n a necessity. (.hiii’ons in new two~toned
combinations are very unusual and attractive.
bhé’eigples, rose. lam tan: and blues all exquisitely
’ .1?» an . .
3in Mom Veils in misty. '—
Wsnu Gimeats for Women
Fancy Wee! 1m Wool Drflaln‘ Sacques.
' . lb: to over a. white whim-{pink blue or laven-
has! on chilly dsr, extremely pretty and
mega. white. my very cosriortahie,
or black. . or without 83.50 and taco.
sleeves. i _.
3: so. 01.75. V” Second floor
that were bought before the rise in
pricoofl loch. Mthe qualities cannot be dupli-
rated for rice app. .
Willi Initials. .~ *' "'V“:
. ~ - ‘ - ' ow
. I with block letter.
mwall with medium block letter,
250.-
It will be economy to lay in a
stock for (to
ncuis. u re
Main floor
a but?! WI!
s“
Q "'
mm
wrong”
u
DWRMCO
I: rob/I'M“! 185 7
Furs by the yard
landings and Trimmiags to“
An enormous assortment of FurBa log and Gross
menu are shown, and than are very for the clever
woman to manage.- She may change a m 0' lat
years suit very quicklv and effectively, for them in
naught todobnt sew the for to thegumtioaay way
that pleases.
All these ladsionablc styles:
Md“ Gooey, flat and reversible bands.
irom‘ one to three inches wide.
.0
Hudson Seal Skunk
Mble Wolf, gray Md purl color
Gray Fox, genuine Raccoon
Genet Iceland Fox, white and gray
Beaver Badger
Nubia Molina
Saline Battlciiip grey \Volf. ‘
“no Tails, both imitation and reel.
Fur Buttons, skunk, mole, seal and coney. “"
'At the Trimming Section, main floor.
The “Bates Street” Shirt
This very popular make of shirt has recently been
added to the stock. It is a favorite with many men as far
as reliability of material and finish go. New Autumn
styles in striped percalc and corded iiiadras.
Colors. to please masmlinc taste—old blue mauve.
lavender tan, gray and combinations “ith black, all very
neat.
Dimble French or lrnmrlerrd culls "l
$1. 50.
Man’s “'car Section, main floor.
Towel Sets
A Turkish. Towd Set «ompriscs .
large sire Bath Towel .
Guest Towel $1.00
W’Facc Cloth.
In attractive colix eifects, pink, blue. lavender and
gold. Makcsa very nice gift for the girl at school or
college.
Fancy Turkish Towels, pink or blue.
Face Cloth to match. 5 cu.
“mm Cotton Towels of very nice quality,
plenty good enough for every day in a large household,
35 cu.‘
17cm.
Towel Section. main floor.
._
Win“.
The summer tide'bas turned. Although the gardens
. angry withiate anddahliss, the Michaela daisies
j Willa ' and that means fell. Hut-vests" 'arc
over, little remaining to be gathered but the bright applfi
and spicy quincea. Everything, everybody, IS preparing it:
winter. i
For personal or household needs. the Read House is
ready with all seasonable requirements.“
nonmem- (Emitting
.... ...fl . y ..i “.-....“ ...... ---.~
valve fairly tight. and adluat new I“; M0“ urine.
acaais-by tannin. itona marital
Tom a cum turn at a United commonsense?!»
~—
and wait ten to ilttaen seconds
lull“.
turnips I”. ll amino . y
The dream
monomer «11an nonemdaawius'
little
l
{but
Motoring Duper-uncut. The Sentinel.
~—Wili no please help me anthem-{manufacturing industry at this conn-
l'ol'hl trams or in! point-t
a Mora car. The dutch. which is a
not it works Just the sinus.
low-inhuman on car. but when! that within six months we will be
Inllchfl’omblilofllllommélolt (Indium atom
dour not work.
”American dye manniantnrsrs now
are producinn about 75 per cent. oi the
amount at dyaatrfls required by the
[havejtryatthobeuhnimotthowm About-
Thatpltofdm
l have a crease by leaps and bounds. I believe
mfimatho'asauu
Wt
CHANG! FOR ”I MA, NIKE
GIIBONS OR JACK ‘DILLON.
NEW YORK. Oct. l—Il Vin. offlil'
Iborouah manner is which has Darcy
has cleaned up American middle-
” “7;“ h constantly (weights it is the opinion of the ex»
”it. till M loll: or Jock Dillon
‘aro the only onesieit outside of Gib-
[ions with any chimes to win over the
rted tor Australia cannot be veri-
coneolutohnetusestoworh'proaarly. thecountry atthattiine “regards I ll 1 mindsets-dose-
When I'stal't engine and press on variety of colors now is being bul-
clntch pedal it keeps I’lm right plied by dye WWII oi the
around with ”wheel and does not United States.
five the a chance to om m
‘Hl'aailll iron onstage-Mat ibV the last two years and continues to in-
ndteamirosnotherheavyw'hn-
Mumopsniupmticofl'iflu
creased eriul “upset yesterday. The varsity snorted
”1mm. in wow I, d pics and mu sum kicked two
mim
...-l indistin- are that. the present
mwmmdmmvfllm be
Whatcanldo to eqmmwhatdyemumuonhuewmmmmw-
”NWT Manually”);
M “We now mamas nomnpuuaoaraumroaomozcox
clutchora sols-dosed“. mmmmmmmm.mmmmemm
“no the clutch Williamson inns. WMWmummt1mmmcm-uh tonsil)
mflummoummmummmu.
0w! my” .m- UthWmflWMdm
co seems to than. “album” a momentum» loan.
mmwmmwm
mldwllltaeathearmnudcrubarhe
oral In On. Olly Mill-lot.
MORE SMALLPOX IN WATERIURY.
Fourth Caaa‘ Within a Week Dissol-
wammr. Oct. 3.—Following
the discovery ot a case of mall-pox in
the northern part or the dry yesterc
day. the Board of Health held a meet-
Gibbons d“ not 5"“! in: yesterday alternonn to discuss the
advisability oi ordering the vaccine-
tion of all children in that section.
The case is the iourth in a week's
time and the seventh within two or
‘three months. All have occurred vii
that one distrch
SHIVfiRlCK KICKS TWO.
it‘s our. Isobar Saar-ea Field
Goaia Anaheim
——
“It'd"?
Henkel.
M“
his lawyer‘s once.
MARRIAGE LICENSE SOOTNING.
Hoar! Balm Subtle? “0.0“ Mod [I
NEW YORK. Oct. sir-A marriage
disease. which cost one dollar today
pntanond ton:50.000breachotprom-
ise suit brought by Miss Anna imbue!
against her former employer, Jacob
Henkel whosi answer to the suit
.was s proposal couched in legal phra-
seeing. aecuredoiinaase at noon. say.
.Vinitha mmwcur later as
this. but-tthsua Minnie; idemand tor: blasts and we are used! W!» L ,-—-'——-—‘-———-.--—-—
. ': 1323. .ahiato autumn-«him ‘ Your. Obt- mm W lMimiNW WEST‘
Their-cubicle otters malocclusion-stores mmmmwuommumim pond-canon.
W‘fit turban-ids“ by
County, Coroner John 3-. Photon into
the death crow .Drnninlvct: Riv-
erside arenas, Westport. who won
. 2“ 133 n the shifting collar hearing. which is
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................ 118 58 » , adjustment. Usually there are
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............ ni' fimlmi Fuamuneisuvsacompstentmchmicmocmmm
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