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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 9, 1916 · page 2

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AWENT CONFERENCE.

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“r017: Benton st Dnnbury Church
> Open. Tnooday.
who qnnual conferenCB oi the
arches of the Advent Christian faith
.‘ western Connecticut nnd Southwes-
M Connecticut and southwestern

" Wehuntts will convene at the Ad-

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iiotlters Km That

Genuine Castotia

For fiver
Thirty Years

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VII MU. 9..““7. IOU Vol! 0'"

name! of a double header yesterdny
[the first“ a to‘ .. in ten innings, the set;
and l to 1 in eight innings, the St.
Louis Americans won the city chain-
uionnhip from the St, Louis Nationals.
The llrowns won four games and lllt
t ‘ardinals won one.

I LOUISVILLE WINS SERIES.

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ltllltii to [tilt Inn:

BOSTON, Oct. lvaident Ebbeta
otthe Brooklyndubwuin serious con.
dition At iiotd Brunswick int night.
He sulered an attack of vertigo and
maintained or a seven pain in his‘
hood lid left on. Two Balbo- spill
cinliots were named and ordered.
{him back to New York immediately.
‘ He refused to so last night. ,

it was announced that no bleachers.
{would be erected in right field tut
jBrooklyn. This will cut the attend-
laut'e down to less than “.000. The

house hos been overlaid 815,009 I“
.the money will he returnod immedi
ately.

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BOXiHG MOTEL .
A profusion of high class bouts azei
on the program for this week. One‘
oi the best is that hetmen Jack llil l
ion and Sailor hands at the Broad 1
{Why Sporting Club tutmriow night
j'l‘liis will be Dillon‘s first nppearanro
in Now York city since he beat Prankl
'Motm so decisively at Washington
Park and tin-re will be a general de-l

sire to see the Giant Killer. As Grande.

months past, he should make it intt-r I
I' sting for the Hoosier. l

Max: in point of general interest Willi
ow tlw Int-Ming oi Fighting BIlly Molliez
:Ind llntillng Levinsiiy It the Clermont
A. L‘. next Thursday. Levinsky iti-
watyu nukes It bout lutererting and
lttisko hits shown by bouts in New
York city that he is a first class man.

The l‘li‘tlt-lent'll contest at the l’io-t
over S C. tomorrow. night should prove
to he an acid test for the clever West
Rider.
Iccssiully it will serve to still further
‘Ittiite him in the outiInnte of West
tSlder-a

Jim “9110' who wet scaring nine
knmknuts in a row in stopped by

 

net! tonight at. “0: 01mm A. C.
g‘tIiIrI ht fat-en stove O'Brien. 3 Jersey
'hentywcight Italy is a big favorite
lln Harlem and it will not be surpria-

MS Will ll; l'

no; bun boxing in top form for sontel .

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and if he comes through suc- .

luck Cllflord will try to reinstate hlm- '

t III Wuhisfit'os st. .

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Nation’s Pure Food

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Grocer- PM“
Phone use.
Honesti‘rading NoSlIortWelflb“
”s; fiSngtrt: ......... ‘ ................ 2 Sc

GRANDMOTHER‘S PANCAKE FLOUR 25
3 for ..... . ................. .. . ......... .. 0

RED KIDNEY BEANS

Per Can .. .............. ................
SEEDED RAISINS

Pkg. ....... . ........................ . ....... 100
RED ALASKA SALMON

Can . . ................................... 18c
TABLE SALT

4 lb. bag ....................................... SC

NEW PRUNES, 40-50 15c

l’ound .......... .
SMOKED SHOULDERS ,
Lean, tender. Pound . ...................... lsc

CHESTER BACON

None better. Per 1i» ......................... ‘23c

MP BUTTER Pound ................ 390

"The world's best"
.......... ......$1. 20

A&P FLOUR
The best flour milled Bag
EVAPORATED MILK
All brands. 3‘Ifor i....-................ ........ 25C
10 TRADING STAMPS FREE 10
WITH ‘ANY OF THE FOLLOWING OROCIRIEO.
r can Sultana Spice .. 1::

I bot. MP Worcester-
r m MP Borax Ioc

' 3 k 8. Sai t .
shire Sauce .. ...... 15c p g "a Us. each
I N Might Topioca

2 pkgs. LaFrsnce Laundry
‘ Tablets ....... each, 5c

1 pkg. Dog or Puppy
Food.

Ice
Ioc xpk(.A&PI C
r bot. A&P Mmrd . . IOC_ Jelly Powd: ream .oioc

 

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80. Not-walk

Phone 9C9 Prompt Delivery

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Quaker

Home Craft
Week

Quaker Lace Curtains

When you appma h a lmu~e shout the first, thing
notiicd is Curtains The \\lllllu\'< are the eyes of a ’
house and the spirit of titr’hnusc looks through them.
in have Curtains of phasing alJiK‘iil'aflle, that invite,
suggest a charming iIIttrior, is \lmply a matter of |i(TSOTl-'
it! taste Tixpcnst Is not lllt first idea nor need it enter
the question. ‘7

A Display of Quaker Laces
for Window Decoration

l’rompts the selection of llt"t\' t‘urtains if needed this
fall. The very tram:- stand< for nt-atncss and the assort-
nIcnt ts such that \till Dl".t~it‘ (‘\t‘l')' \t‘nntan who is ar-
ranging a pleasant room.

Curtains in pairs, file! int-c in

geometric patterns,

diamond sdnurc, stripe, and IitctlIllittII effects edged with

w .‘

( luny, 5'. Ix.
$2 .00 t . ‘5. ".50. ’4

By the yard, cream and “lillt‘. in stripe, block, and
conventional designs in “lilt‘ h-‘wufllllt‘lll,
38¢ t. $1.50. “ in
The mines are all the more remarkable because of
the sharp advance iii the price of material and the cost
of labor. , ‘TI 1)
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hf days next week commencing Omaha Defected In Double linden. mg m 99,. ‘ pnekod house

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u gtmomlilfit'fitiiiotzrgfiliilliire-i 65 and 3.2 g The Clermont will tonight stage I. - _.... hits a WWW __
‘ ry 098' 0 \K'gd d ' d; OMAHA. Nfibq Ocfi. Dr-Lotilsvilh 'ood bout. in which the actors Wm be three of {how long 0 n} m
“'— “3 Tuesday, 9 n" a) an (‘llllllll‘ttl the post StflSOIl St rte» iltilll Preston Brown and Young Rector. due to the sun in the holders eye-i

 

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WM” nnd Rev. E‘ Z. Ellis. 0: Dan- IUmaluI, winning four games out of? .__. - i haven’t a lek 00111138. find 1 bPllOVPI The Reed & y lk
m on Fri?“ ill 1 a“ ot- I. I'm tnkin; hntti tram-s of .I douhloI ROBINSON THINKS Brooklyn has an edge on Horton, men 0
m morn ng sP<si0ns in it‘
header \esimdn), 6 to 5 and 8 to 2. BROOKLYN WILL wm it we did 1030-” '
e orts .
:io Luzmfis’rlzug‘mozfc333““!1‘;igwrs The scores: "We played some but host-hall. but! "" l Elecmcal C00
I ',_‘ ll‘lrst gnmtu Kill-2. wu didn‘t lmve many bruins," snynl‘ FIRE m GHEQHIRE. i m 031, Full Eq ~ -
Chmhe‘ ““1 “‘ec‘m“ Th” “ I. -« mt too ill to“ 6 11 3:\\'llhz in bi "I‘l r kd bl usums: o t 9—~A house owned y “WM
.... ““0"" u mixed program 0, .mi \ t 3 cr 0 nson. iat ran on a CH 1‘ t ELECTRICAL SHOP S (‘l l (‘t‘ t h {i ii
300-.)13 3' play at sutontl when Scott Iumbled' and occupied by Euttenc Peugeot lll'i

In the Tom
AUTO SUPPLIES

Phono 805—50 So. Msin u.

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. evening sessions will be given up liillt'llf‘H ~ hrt'llilllt‘l' liltd Billings: lund lunvrln got the ball as it was inItlIo forming district of the town. WRSI
*' preaching and Evangelistic work t‘ Thompson and Kietitzer ‘tlte nir nus one of them That was burned curly today with a part of its
he prominent clprgyn men of the dc- Second game—— R. II. E «nougli to kill a lot of fighting spirit. contents. The low is between $3 000'

. ,. ass and addresses of interest. Omaha ...... 002 000
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“tuition are expected to be present .oui-ttiilo ........ 017 titl-tl 5 OI but it didn't kill Brooklyn's PM not and $4,000. Louis Peugeot. son of that So. No ll M to H n Ell ' . ‘ I . ‘

H sneak. Dinner and supper and Omaha . ............. 000 20~2 izI‘ss) we'll take tho next four games. owner. lost 8400 in cash ,the SWIM“; I H VI VA U D 0 ”is "
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into breakfast, if necessary. will ho United at end of fifth inning: cold. but wo are going to win the series. of his summer's work. He had _ 7 ”01.0% lde TOW“ Pa ‘ ‘

med by the women of the church in Batterimh'orthrup and Billings;
the church I wit-v drill} to the vtsltl’rtx' North, Men and Krenget

“Rube pitched I good ball game. He
looked good all the way, and two or

 

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money in a trunk in the attic and the} --Advert.lse in The Sentinel.
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37st potsoN IN TEA FOR HtsI‘-
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TORRINGTON. Oct. 9.—-Altred Bani
U.’ 20 Years old in borough court 8st”
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a»: superior court in bonds at $2.500.

‘ .ihe charge of assault with intent
'fl murder with poison. According to
“I admissions to the police, he poured
Wile acid into a pot of tea Thurs-
fly night expecting that his foster
hither, Philip Mele. would drink it
"Iith fatal effect Friday morning. H13
flan miscarried, howeter, as Mrs.
“tale, who was the first to drink of the
poisoned tea, tasted acid in the. first
tmllow, and refrained from drinking
.Iunugh to harm her and warned her
“Mirand. Basso informed the police
films effort to kill Mele whom he said
It: did not like. 35’ 2i

BROWNS BEAT CARDS l

FOR ST. LOUIS TITLE

fAlitex Championship by Downing No
“on! Lagoon In Double Header.

-:8'i’. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-—By winning both

E Ll. GET THE
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HE'S 5"OLEN

you are deficient in acutmess
division or uncomfortable in

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