_ EIGHT
“ M Now Showing flu
‘ou'rmo AND Kmono
fiUTING FLANNELS
Autumn and Winter Wear
VI Complete Assortment oi
" ”ORTABLES
‘AND BLANKETS
1 .K. BANKS
mackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
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HPSON & SMITH PER-
NAL GREETING CARDS
Best Quality Card
Order Early
DQNNELLY’S
STATtONERv STORE
I5 South Main Street.
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Are Paying the Iligrcst
Prices For All inds Oi
JUNK
“phone or Send Postal to
' L. EFFRON
East Non-silk
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tmus \itfllonc. who t'migut d his
on with Frederic .\l. t‘ullcn. has
“3‘1 a position with the Renting»
.‘At’ms company of Bridgeth and
.1 begin work with the night t'otcv
evening.
'Tho return by spm ial r~1uc~t ol
Kimball Your]: in “'i‘lt' t‘our
Ulw" at the llcucn‘. Friday, Nov.
.setllenleut_ has iuwt made be-
m a Wilton atttoist and the own-
DI Jllney No. it which \v. r.- in a
Will at the corner of \\'all street
Mutiny noon. The Wilton mat.
-w’iu his reverse by mistake and
Wired into the jitncy. smashing a
fibudlight and bending one of the
undo:
{cartels X, llun'hntan and llcvcrly
in the 3 who" production.
men and Juliet" {it the Regent 2
‘ commencing tomorrow. Nov. 9
0 r)
' ”out—'—
meo competition in lIH' eyeglass
pectocle liliSiflt‘sh‘ ts after inc
.. w’ssfull) for several years. 50 l
I heard. ’l‘hcy don't like to See
“goons and last. httt not least.
ability and low prices. if the“
. one to help me to bring these
. land mistaken coarpiralt-rs to
‘and sue them for slander. a re-
bf $25 will he paid to the party
air IVHII".~S{.’\'. This otl‘er will he
one your. information about this
tlmlly accepted. Charles ilraud.
h:NOl‘thtIl\'. expert \\:.tc‘.nuaker.
r and optic-tan.
Election returns will he I‘t‘t‘t’i'.t".I
”announctd from the stage du. l.i :
performances at the Palace Thea»-
night.
The. return by special request of
Kimball Ymnn: in "The (‘em-
'Law" at the Regent, Friday, Nov.
' \.
... lfaiian Social (‘htb held :t W11?"
68 fol dance ins: cumin: in Arion
’1‘ The room has well filled with
ny t‘llillttsit‘t’tls of that pastinte'
jolly evening was spent. (‘in-.
's'crtbcstra furnished the. music.
.y s Sentinel Want Adv. .
‘ ”—35-!
to Pine and Tar
Coughs, Coldsetcl
25b Bottle ‘
lain-Powell ~Cmp0'at'on
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3‘ "nascntp'rtoa onoootsrc, Unifimn, _\'_ y_
482 Washington Street. ' j _.
’ ' sooth Narwalk. Ct.
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'w-zaufvt
it _\ott '\\iil hcrc's thc place
to fclm‘t tour hat. it's
salc illl that _\ntt can't pct
lit-tier \aluc {or the ruin.
it
In suits we can suit every
man who wants style. it
and quality for $15. and we
can suit him still better at
$2o,$25 and $30.
The banjo stripes make the
right noise for the YOung
man.
Fairy! mixtures in home-
spirit and checks for “seri-
ous thinkers.”
Overcoats far everybody.
Rogers & Stevens
So. Norwalk
Norwalk
NORWALK
SOCIETY —
Mill rrttsovu
News
warm“).
DoolittlevLockwood.
A very quiet, but pretty wedding
was pcrtortncd yesterday, when Miss
liar) .laue Elizabeth liockwt’iod.
tianll‘ler of Mrs. (‘arrie 1.. Incitwood,
ol' Silvermine. became the bride of
is: lloniilllc, ul Mt‘l‘idcli,
(‘ouuu cticttt. 'l‘ltc N‘lillll: of the wed-
ding was in the home or the mother of
the bride and Rev. l.. ll. Howell, of
Ft. l‘aul'.~ ("lurch officiated
Esther Doolittle. sister of the uroom
was the bridesmaid and Ellsworth
Lockout-d. brother of the bride. was
the host man. '
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The luunc was tastefully decorated
with oak It'llH‘h, honeysuckle anti
('itl)ettlllilt‘llillllls‘ The bride and
groom will <tu‘ml their honeymoon in
Florida.
Mrs. (:eort’“ A. Maycock. of New
II'th a. announces tl‘n enungenicnt of
her daughter Mist: Hannah Pauline
Mart-och, to .\ir. Alden Arthur .‘tlttdut‘.
Yale 'l7. ol Aston. N. Y.‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic E. Lewis will
l‘t :.-. in Ill their ltidgclicld home until
otzic time in Ilt‘t't‘llltt‘l‘.
NEWPORT GARAGE FIRE
CAUSES $40,000 LOSS.
Guests in Hotel Dinsdale Forced To
Flee.
Newport. it. 1.. .tov. 7.——Fil‘e. starl-
inn in the intt‘ery room of a large
“trough the building
llinsdale adjoining,
between $40,000
mirage. swpt
and the Hotel
cumin: a damage
and $50,000 )rst-‘t'tiay. About thirty
Quest: in the hotel were forced to
flee. the explosion of gasoline tanks
spreading the flames rapidly. Tit"
garage. which was at Berkeley nvc-
nne and East Bowery street. and was
owned by
automobiles. of which only five were
:savcd. Two cottages under constmc- given the militia vote utuch thought
tion were also damaged.
-llurnhatn Boiler VCOSy Comfort
Hort is a heat that you can abso~
lately depend on depending upon ad
; day. every day Lord & Burnham 00.,
«"rrv a Sentine. Want Adv.
. earn
~ .
. 0 ' '
teadtly Employed .
? Then you have the‘ chance of your“ lifetime to pro.
I’fdtfl'vn better future. The,
and save. Don’t merely open in savings ac-
,but 'keep it growing. The South Norwolk‘ Saving:
rule is simple. Spend less
‘arl Bostcl. housed forty,
'. voting record in this city today.
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING Sltfl‘l INEL
iiiilflil (it till
Pints cutnn
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lcast. it was said. and the early appt’ar»:
’ante tzzc voters at th- poll.» was
tail ’1! a~ at llitlit'I'!i:t)l o: . te‘kecn ill-
iliv
ili‘l‘l‘rl felt in lbw issues. An a tum. I\ GRANDMOTHER’S PREP. FLOUR . . . . . . . . . . .. 16“
‘was said. the \tlItIti spent litzle lano- GRANDMOTHER'S BUCKWHEAT ............ 12‘,
“I ”r Wits , . . . GRANDMOTHER‘S PANCAKE FLOUR 1a,;
, A daughter was l-ern .o Mayor our. IONA BEETS ' 3
.ittun early today. and when the news ‘ -‘ 1 per cart -------------- ' ------------- “c
‘v as I irc'tlatml about the \o in; booilia.‘ WHEATENA, per pkg. .......................... 15¢
it..- pert-tend“- "2‘” t1. -:.- art-“tellt’as: A&P BUTTER—"America's Best" ............. 40¢ 1‘».
out..:.:"t::..:‘*::<.tumt m FLOUR—“The be... no... muted" ...... $1.40 n.-
lieeu a son. but the reply to this was: YELLOIV ONIONS I3“. pound """""""""""""" 5"5
that by the lilllt' the child \\ii> of \o' ‘ A“? CORN STARCH- Pkg. ........................ 7c
in: age. women would hate the trait ' KIRKMAN'S SOAP OR POWDER ........ 6 fur 25¢
New... . , _ . CRANBERRIES, per pou'td . ....... 10
. ““"‘"““‘“" "- M“ ‘ ""“l-l CAMPBELL‘S soups an kind; ............ 3 tut-25$
“rattler ll::lli.t ll «lwtton via) itt‘it'. hut A&PSALT 4 lb bag - .70
.ll‘. H I‘i_' tilt‘ its 9311“...“ ;”1' t u y.‘ . .............................. or
‘tiicaltid ingrain- i‘lllit‘i iiiitll‘ ii: iii: SMOKED SHOULDERS. lean and. tender ...... 150 iii.
‘pl‘tUtltls tirttituv
llij'i‘lttll'l‘. Mich. .‘\‘o\ 7. “mullet
‘colldititm: \urc pettttt till-» lorvuoou
‘itll' a iiiin‘: \Ult‘ ill i"lI'it.T ‘
it‘lJl’lhitl'TlI, it! 7 \wnny
.zllttnti .u ofth. ..u H Um opium:
ol Iiit‘ p'lll.~ at t; i. ltl.. In tht tity.:.ud
tcpotts noiu the tottutl'j. tit-ttitlr,
\tlnrc tin- 1~oll~ did not ointt Iilllii .‘t
o‘tlot-i: pointttl to an tail) out 1412;.-
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\t'l” 'i‘Im Mather l\ tat: :tui coo!
til.\lll.l..~"l‘tt\'. \‘i' \::. .‘v’ot T
l’lc:~~.tut vta'ln‘l' and :t Hire \oz.
li‘ltl'ivt‘tl tla- t'.tli_\ hon ~ of l'il‘tlll‘ii
do) lillttllt'lltldf \‘.'e~t \‘tr.~.u=a Newt
In the tile ltit‘ljll ii iii lxtl t‘ll~'.‘lsl i ‘ll
lt'itti on liit‘ wo-vmu rll'llu'u amend
norm 1
l.til’l>€‘.'ll.!.ll. it). Km 7. it‘au"
\'.t':‘.ti‘1l‘ and paid itltilvtiitlltlt“
bronchi out a lir3~k call} \tllt‘ iu
liltlll‘l‘tiit‘ Til“ pulls Ultl‘tti a! (7
o'clock and will close at l p. ltl.
lNlllANAl’tll lh‘. lud. .\r\ 7. lia‘
l) lutlotmt. iil llllitlillillttli.*~ ua~lutslv
’\\'itlt the fair \‘umnllt r. :t
“(in ptcdutcd I't'iltllltt
li‘tul lhniaituu Illillimtll
ltlui t i .\i0 ‘. tnll
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l'm it: .i \ tile
illi'i‘t'i‘l‘
ill .t'
I'i'IllI'l
lib‘it
the tilti no?
Lill'ih'. \‘to. Ntt'.‘ (‘lcarv
Siiit‘ and va-m ‘\\illiit‘i' bronchi out
.'i itcortl lirt'altttl: “itli_'~ \tnl~ lli St
Loot.» Mid .\l..~~ottli twin) ‘
fi'l' I’.\i’|.. .\lllilt. Ntn. 7
ideal \Hathcr conditions lilt‘lv‘ \ta-
1'\I‘Iy illl‘i) indication llml heart
\l‘lt would he polled in Minmwua to
day The polls will this” at it p Lt
i-‘.\I.‘titi, N. ll. Not. l‘atorablc
\vt-atlte; ilt‘l't’ilti‘lllillilill'f1‘l\c‘}lttllll
it-P that \it‘tually all the \o'“ s would
int to the polls during the day.
\\'it..\il.\'tlT(l.\' llet .‘:o\.'.' t‘ltitf.
illll‘lt‘sl in totlut‘s t-‘ugvllllll in ltela '
ware centered tn the t'actlenal ftulit
in the ltcpuldicttn ranks l'taited
S':.u-‘ :hnator Henry A. dti l‘ou'. and
t‘t-tzutwstuau Thomas W. Miller. thv
Republican Illtltlllltt-s for it election
were oppm‘ed bv inl‘l'tt‘l' (‘ottu use 1
plan Hiram it llttltou tor .‘iv ua'ora'ul
‘lwerd t‘. llratll‘ord for l‘olt':re~<.'lt-"
tw-i lt-rl named ruuniua as In in peud ‘
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will ilvtdtltiic'tlls. The lln'ltult'l‘ullc'
candidates for theSe vil‘it. . lt'hlnv'l
ivelt were .losiull \\'t-lco:i and Al
lltd S. l'olk. .
NICKY \‘t’lilh’ an 7 The on
l‘t'llntt‘l“l'l‘l that .‘~'.~w \‘v 3k time
troops had cavt lhcir lvt'luls i‘\ the
usitiotc-l uu'i vta‘e clef-lion and that.
th.» soles. tinder :Ptll, tt't'l‘c i‘hl'ilil" ""
tlh‘il way to Albonv. aroused unusual,
illitl'lsi and simulation ttulav
in” -l "irl'it‘s Smcrui I‘Hntit‘tttl ft ti ‘
oralixed National llllztl‘tiM‘lI-tt from:
.':.-.-~ Simon. necortlitw l’t‘lllt‘ dis:
patches front IlrowttsHllv. T: van h-n .-
..vu..vh~tr\:l their li“”tlli"l'. illt'llltlillll
‘h't \'ir::lnia troops. who have been
\‘otiuv in" several (i't\"- by mail.
Tim \‘ulv of the \‘pw \‘ovl; Slah
Guardsmen will no‘ be counted until
Hurt-"rhpl‘ lfl when llm i'l‘»))ti‘lfll‘.*l of.
cleclion fortuallv meet and proceed to;
ill" .t‘lI‘t-itii count The anvil-HI Ir'lll‘lh't
'wllt hr .‘ictrihutrll from .t’tlbanv tol
the election board< in the various.
ltli-Vlt'ictu in which the militia, voters
lire. Like delave in relation to lhei
triiitia \ote are said to exist in oiltet‘t
sim- 7'tt‘fn- v“. the border 1
The -it'i'|tion. unique in Americans
presidential clec'ious since the Civil.
War period. was pointed out as
rrmcht with possibilities. Silmlltllilf‘!
tit-evidential vote in New York Stalin;v
for instance, show a narrow piuralitv|
nm- wav or the other the complexion
of the state's electoral Tote might not-
be known ttntil the official canvnS'si
six weeks hence. when the ”soldier l
vote" would be included. '
While it is known that political}
ieade :1 of the two great parties have;
'neither side would admit that it was.
tconsfdering a contingency such as.
minlit arise in a close vote on Nov.‘
‘r there were approximately 11,000t
New York int'rdsmcn in service on
the border.
NEW BRITAIN. Nov. 7.——l’olitical
‘manntzcrs expect to establish a new
in-
;dication‘: at an early hon:- were. that
.thc lat-zest number of voters in the
:citv's history would exercise their
fish of suffrage. Republican leaders
'are confident of delivering the city to
.l their candidates, as New Britain was
'one of the few places that returned a
'plurnlity for William Howard Tai‘t
and other Republicans in the 1912
iclection. ‘ ‘~ .
LINCOLN. Nob, Nov. 7.—In the
3 course ef’his closing campaign speech
last nigh-t. William J. firynn said that
; with the 1916 campaign at an end, he
{would niaxt turn his energies to‘ the
icause or national prohibition. He
lures-d the rc-electton of Prepident
Wilson.
PHILADELPHIA. . Nov 7.-Wenlher
conditions mix - flip, '
in llv‘
'jtl-y'ut
will close at
wat‘iy and political leaders looked for
' the n cavher
TUESDAY, NOV. 7. 19t6
Fill Your Stamp Books and Save
Money by Trading with the
Phone A & P Prompt
909 Delivery
"Nation's Grocer”
GRANULATED SUGAR, spuial at. .. 11.}1 ; ll...’ $1.00
:j fStamp Specials
Extra Stamps \Vith Teas
100 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Chop Tea
0‘
75 Stamps with 1 lb. New Crop Tea y .............. (750-;
(n Stamps with 1 lb. Tea ......................... 50:
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea .......... ‘ .............. 4-9-
2.4,! Extra Stamps With Coficcs‘
3o Stamps with i ll). I-Il Rvad Coflc- ............ 3;:
2: Stamps with I lb. Ambosa Colic: ................. 32:
2:) Stamps with 1 lb. Sultana Coffee ................ 32::
t5 Stamps with l lb. Iona Collec- ........... - ........ 25:
IO Stamps with l lb. Good Coffee ................... 23‘
‘74 ‘ O
l 10 Stamps \w ith Edtlil of the. i‘tlilttWiilfl
:z pkgs. ANTI-STICK, each ........................ 50
l Pkg. ELASTIC STARCH .... 100 or 2 :tlxgs ca “. SC
2 bottles SALAD OIL. ca-‘h .. . ................. 20¢
i can GLOBE POLISH ........................... 100
I can “2 in t" (Kills bugs). . .. .................... 101*
l bot lli'i‘ OIL SHOE POLISH ................. 101’»
I can SULTANA SPICE. 10‘-
; l box FLUFFY RUFFLES STARCH ............. I0(-
' l box SHAKER SALT ........................... 10d-
1 pkg. A&P ICE CREAM POWDER ............. 100
1 pkg. Add) JELLY POWDER ................. 1PM
l bot. KITCHEN BOUQUET ........ _ ........... 25f:
The Great A- 81 P. Tea Co.
124 \K’ASIIINGTON 5T.. SOUTH NORM/ALF;
Tel. No. 000. Free Delil'crv.
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dential nominee. made a “hirlwtud
t to through the stale \‘iilil lhil'iccli
spew-hes before hhn.
Leaders ot the two major parliu
registered their claims that victory
would come to their respective partits
in both the state and nation. At both
llcatlt‘iuurtcrs a. rcco dbreakiuzz vote
was predicted.
S’l‘. LOWS, Nov. ti. Democratic
leaders declared today that the vice-
tion in Missouri tomorrow will be a
\tctory tor their national and state
tickets with a plurality of 50,000. le-
pnblicans said ”my would can} tilt '
state by 25,000 plurality for qulu (t
for president, and Henry Lanna for.
governor. The probable fate of an in .
iliutivc prohibition amendment ul-
trncted great interest.
'I‘OI‘EKA. Kan. Nov. 6.7 -l‘oiilicai
meetings were announced today in
every congressional district in lian
ans.
Charles Sessions, Republican “alej
(hairman. issued a statement c\:im-
in}: that, Kansas would go for llunnm‘
by 351ml! and would rc—clect (love‘tm'
tilppm‘ by 100,000. Hubert Lardner.‘
ilemoc‘atic state chairman. claimed
the election of Wilson and victory for
\\'_ t‘. Laustlon as governor, btlt did
not. estimate plut‘ulities. -
tu-I'rnorr. \iiCll. Nov. 6. . nepubti ‘
can and Democratic leaders of Michi-
nutt.‘t‘cstittg after one of the most acri»:
of winning. The Republicans claimlEwing’s:giggling-l:.lli,.".~m.r.$',5th to.
that, faCiit‘fllili troubles in the I.)Pnit)vlr;:;1)oléti\.o c‘tntiidittits‘ult’it‘tiil‘htuvi‘c'ioirl
c:at.c more will swim: the stat“ inl0‘- ‘ , ' . . H
the Republican column. but the Demo-' :‘l’l‘:ifflfl'fihmfilfi"{fii’zofilflmgi
crats seem surt tl ’. -' ‘ ' ‘
‘ m .“m "0' “mm to! the Democrats predicted Wilson would?
be the case .
.'. . - wn h.‘ w . x'
he toe is generally close in Mary- thhusahd'imm n" thousand to “Hi
la'ii‘v'l’ii \qugglffgfiw I"“‘§"?“'c A l‘ : (‘losc fights are expected in several;
. . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ " “f " m. "" ( ‘ concreesional districts but the chubI
mm» at the Republican and Demo- ' ' '
ctntic lndiana state cotnmittce'heatl»
~ lit-ans declare they will elect, the 'fouri
quarter: here continued imiav, while
congrcsS‘n on at large and representa-t
J. Frank Hanly. the. Prohibition presi-
I'atttctlht‘.’ llllt‘:t.~l was ”Laced ill
lilt- topics-*1 for count-estatueu in a lll‘lll
be." of the districts in which closo
coutcrls were expected.
'i‘lr- polls opened at 7 o‘clock and
7 o'clock tonight.
'l‘ltlIN'i‘th. N, .l.. Nov. l-‘air
wcalhcr over the stale gave promise
of luittriu-t the voters to the polls,
a heavy vote. llcpotts front various
M‘t‘litlllfi of the state during the curly
hours act-med to bear out these ex~
pcctations. particularly in Newark.
Iloboken and Jet-sci" City. the centers
of population. Both sides claimed
situation favored their
chance of victory. _
\l'. 1.. Finley, Democratic slnlo
chairman. issued a statetucut sayin':
l'ro-szid-nt Wilma and the entire state
licizet will carry ()hio hv mutton votes.
while l‘ha in: ilatt‘lcld. Republican
state chairman.'predicled that Hugh
es. Governor Willis and \lyron T. Iler
tick will carry the state by “from 60.»
mm to looped .
flinch interest centers around the
vote for l’uited States Senalox Sen-
ator Atlec l’otnerene. Democrat. and
Myron 'l‘. Herrick. Republican. have
waged a warm campaign on national
issues . .
BALTIMORE, .\id.. Nov. 6.“"A heavy.
vote is predicted in this state tomor-
row. Both sides OXDI‘PSS contidencci
. .. 'districts, The Democrats are making?
We have just closed a contract for " '
a large quantity of hand decorated.
seven piece China sets worth front
$2.00 to $7.00. To Show our appceola-§
tion of our old and as an inducement:
to secure new customers, we will give
you one of these. Berry. Fruit. Cake,
He or, Grape, Fish, Game, or Chop
Sets for 99¢. _ .
When 'you purchase the required
amount. you are. entitlcd'to one of.
these attractive fancy sets. With’
every purchase of 50. or more, we‘
give a cash coupon. Save them. they.
are worth mon‘ey. Bring. them to curl
store and secure one of these beauti-
ful scts.- ‘
We sell nothing but the best in out‘
line, and our prices remain. as here
tofore, a little lower than any other:
‘lrm in our city for continuity. ' . .
’We extend it cordial invitation for _
you to vigit our m dad-one our-Odin. ‘W
or. mtvmauruup , ., _- r , . .» p
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(Continued on Second Page.)
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
Steamsh’p Ticlt ets
Rents Notaries Public
.J.M. layton&Co.,lnc.
‘5 nittroau Ave:
80. Nonnlk
. w
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.tivca from 27 of the 32 connessionalf
Sterling Furniture Co.
3 stores in one. No slurs to climb
Furniture for every room in the house
. Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
Ne!- udr “$50.":
I ȢM.'ul.';"d
The Famoul Hinge Door
"Hooerer Beauty"
Buy now for Christin '5 Eve delivery
31.00 will hold same for Xmas or W dchvcry. Buy
now before price advances.
BABY SOFTY CRIBS
“4.95 to $15.00
LADIES' DESKS
In all woods, from
$6.00 W $25.00
Would advise to select now
for Xmas delivery, 'as Stoik
now is complete.
BABY man CHAIRS
98¢ in $7.50
\
Open a charge want
We specialize plumbing homes
conpletc
Sterlingli‘u‘miture Co.
127-131 Washington St. So. Norwaik
Phone 105 » ’
Linen, Huck and DamaskW_ud figured with
hemstitchcd or scalloped edges. Plain. '50¢'t07$1.25
Guest Towels in plain and figural Inn huckfhcmstitched
and embroidered with scalloped *3: sum With cluny
lace insertion on one end ........------.. 35¢ to 89¢
Bath Towels—In large-size; with “threats, ‘
3901' and 50¢
Plain White Bath Towels . ......’.----.... m and 29¢
Guest Size Bath Towels .........._-..-“ ...... 25¢
Linen Toweling by the yard; misfit in disk: In hand
toweling.,
Unbleached ..........-.'....,...---_--;..... 13¢ a yard
White: "'""'""""”."":~"‘ mand'zné a yard
Cm: Bar Glun‘Toweling. ...L..-..+........ . I“ a yard
White Linen Jingle Towelin {Haul-“Igor“.
__ -- V. .1- ; on. may”;
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