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Rain Coat with every or.
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SALE CLOSE FRI-
DAY NIGHT.
SUITS and OVERCOATS
Made to Your Measure
$16. 00
You [latte Choice oi Many Fabrics
_ Come in and sector yourself the real meaning of this Sixteen Dollar Made~to.Measure
Suit and Overcoat Sale. Nothing ever so tempting before adored in The Norwalks.
time Friday night.
We guarantee the tailoring and workmanship to be carefully done.
Everything made in our own shop. By patronising our store you patronize your home
4 industry.
:SALE CLOSES FRIDAY NIGHT AT 9 O’CLOCK
Kubovic ;& Marek
.213 East Washington St. Phone 320. East Norwaik.
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made eon-cult sum," is
counties in cachet
1910 to 1.35, ime.
vain“ o1 tam lands
misc reveals the mhfl‘ inn test
in. (act that following lb“ improve
increase in the
able iai‘iil lands
baa amounted to from one to three
selling price 01 till-
ironi 68 to 194 in Iiinuiddie county,
Va; 70 to so in Lee count). Vs,
iu i00 in Wire county \'a
in Franklin county N. Y.;
in llu'lus countv, “KL,
ilauderdaie county. Miss;
25 in ii) in
‘50 to 100 In Manatce toutity “I.
The estimates of illCltKnt‘ were has-
i, ed for tin most par: upon tht ter-
‘ritory ulthin it distance of one mil.‘
on each side oi the roads improved.
in Spotsyivnnia county at careiul
record wnq made in mo of 35 forms
located on the road sclectad 'ior iin~
pl’th‘lllvill. 0! the seven (arms sold
in itti2. the prices actually paid
show increases of front 37 to 116 per
cent. over the ,iuo nitration. The
.averaxe value after the roads were
ihapsovsd was £33.16 per acre as
compared with $17.31 prcvious to tn;-
improvemont. in 1913, {our ll‘zinr'i‘i'rs
or tam land were on the basis oi“
£8011 per
ertiu were listed in 1910 at only
813.39 per acre. Ti appears that l,-
at acres sold in 1911 incres nod to
value 328.500. or 80 per cent, or tronli
rum to “4.10 per act's.
In Dinwiddle county, Va..
the no. .
for sale from 1909 to 19“ ranged int
art-n from SR 38 To “Mi per novel
.m the PM! were buiii. Mid from
it. a tu hstoo per acre after the‘
roads were improvod.
i in tiJ-c county. Van a study of eight
tracts along the roads before and
alter improvement. indicated that
thou properties increased about ”3'
per acre. or about 70 per cent.
1 in Wisc county. \‘a.. a study or
icixht repress stirs farms located on
needs show that they increased in
value from an art-ram of “9.06 per
acre betcre improvement to in.“
after the roads were improved. There
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Piiillll it this
thassador minis at Constantinople. The proportion or native Americans is
'amhassador was informed that the those who have taken out first papers‘
‘Americans cannot be permitted to do- or ho'conre fully naturalised Many
[part because of military necessity and are said to be naturalised Syrians and
that the oiiicisl who made the proiAmsnians. illougita numb" or native
Evious agrccment spoke without an lAmerican missionaries are known in
ithority. be included.
Cruiser Nesr Port.
-Washmqton lndignsnt. The American cruiser Des Moines
Diplomacy seems to have been
were increases in valuation in other
sections oi‘ from $60 to $90. or even
.J 8100 per acre.
in Franklin county. N. Y.. the tlgr
urns seem to indicate that the chance
thorn earth sandy and loam roads to
bituminous macadam was followed by
increases averaging at: 50 per ncrc
or about 80.7 per cent
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eight .
thc wears int.) .
This study oithplptrcase in the WW I“ M “lift ‘
Hi the light
mom or the main market roads thei
st rved by the, roads
thus the total cost or the lmprote
mats. The man in “was in injured iaet night when a manger
those jun-“.9 which w"... ”.0",de tmin on the int-kananns railroad
ranged from 63 per wnt to so per W’W'd ””0“?” n "'°“‘i ”i “’0‘" “'0
cent in Stimuli-ants “mu”. \'..a mnpioyesoi thr‘ (anadian Cat uudi
95 along the tracks to a special
a: 9 to ill
50 to [Minion at Kingsiand it) their hordes in,
and from 5'9""-
am. whom-u the pron.
hurled into the air and carried under-i ”yards. The citizens 0f:
the wheels or the cars. The injured
were rushed to hospitals in Pascale; this COUNTY may be."
and. Arlington. ‘
y The engineer of the passe-tiger ’rthankfm that they have"
train declared he tricd to stop the raright to life, liberty. and
train otter sounding tho whistle to
warn the men. He said many 0! the pursuit Of happiness,
Athens appeared to he h.~wihicrcd and ' -
lnstcad oi trying to get on the track,’ . and thrice happy are they-
tut price or to farms sold or offered 1 Iwiu u". running straisht ahead 0! the
Train Basile: Through "it?
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u are killed and ..t least seven OlhOfll
.\uv. :9. ~ 5 Fit» men
gFoundry company who were walking
train
“hich nus to take than from the‘
iii; Americans lilave inuc Y3 be thankful for this
(Thanksgiving. 3 peaceful highways have no more?
warlike sound tliainthe horn of a motor, or up 0
horses’ feet. Apples are gathered. cider made, pum
kins are rolled to the barn, w are stored a _
such poultry as have cs- "
.caped execution are os-
étcniatkmsly parading the
”his city Hoboiien. Jersey t‘ity andf ' ' t p“
Mostly Negroes. i
The turn who lost their liter and
most of the injured wen noyoes. i
Work for the tiny had just ended and:
crowd- or the employs: were hurry 1
in: along the tracks to the speciull
train awaiting them on a aiding. .
Suddenly it westbound train dash-
ed out or rt tunnel near the Kingalald
stalk): and the men on the traehat
were thrown into it panic its the es- '
press bore down on them. Baton-0‘
they could clear the tracks the train
had struck them. Bodies were
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.whose journey to Thanks-
,“ giving takes them along
a Ncw England’rggd. "
train.
SHOES OOlNG HIGHER.
Cost to Manufacture May Be Over $10
a Fair.
"The lruthcr market is in a very
serious condition and orders will be
accepted subject to our ability to se-
cure supplies cl leather." 'says a no
tics mcoived by a. shoe dealer from
one oi the biggest shoe manufactur-
ing 'roncarns in the country.
"E. w. Burt believes that the shoe
retailers oi the mntry should join to
gather at once and investigate the
leather supply and talro active steps
to conserve the leather supply hr
the use of the American people; otha
emise. it will be impossible to main»
at any phice and it Mill not be long.
before other leathers go out of rho. “known" Md Charley Chaplin II "’
market. is it. not time that ' the “Behind the Screen',’ at the Regent
American government protected the Thanksgiving Day.
American people on leather? America
for American people."
The letter says further: i
Cordovan shells cast $6.10 per paini
A Chicago tanner predicts that
entries Hull and Jack Plcldord In
The ”Little 5 Shop
.mrmw list Missal iii”
In. ”HI—W Mil- known what action may be taken' in:
II I an etiort to bring Turkey to termini
Q » items is a source of anxiety to their
'triends and indignation to thou gov
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is due shortly at
hausted in the situation, and it is not "0" “i “Mi“ mile 'of improved road-
. ad (from ,3 to 810 per “m, we", sold be secured. to make footwear for the;
Jan. where alter unloading
Cross supplies shede been expected‘
to take on the retuzess. It is ex-
pected now. however. that oillcers
from the vessel will not even be al-
lowed to land to investigate condiu
i in Dallas county. Ala. careful in- fracture 83009 I“ any price within horse hid s now 9 10, w _
'veatisatlon seemed to indicate that reason. . _ reach "530 mcr;;”ng at: in! WONEN’S WEAR
iroad Improvement has added at least "European markets are taking all ansary ‘ ,
$5 to each new of land Within a half the available an I as last "it can Sheep ”iii“. coating 3 cents per Showmg the best 0f the 33'
Tracts sold W V iioot a year ago. now cost 24 cents. son’ 3 models.
Sales are reported on colored kid;
M amia of Europe. and the public will“ at}! 25 per foot '
tagain alter toad improvement
on and Separate Skirts.
from $20 to $25 per acre. be compelled to pay unheard-of C. - i ‘
. hroms patent leather advanced 1a
In Lauderdolo county. Miss the m an, Silk Underwear Silk Skins
irotsl assessed valuation of real D“ I“ i wear cents P" ’0‘“ 1° 53 ceuts. 3
"It is now almost impossible to se- and Dainty Hosiery.
Goals, Suits, Gowns, Blous. _ ,-
scat i The practical internment of the Amor-
iernment. It is said to be
wasmuorou Nov. zit—Word um' mien “Won which wt ”Quint tions
the Turkish government has rescinded, most delicate handling. The cacti
number of persons infected cannot boi Nuts supply the materials iii” “y“
at boobed Americans to leave the learned. owing to the fact that direct tam needs for muscle, energy and ne-
Mist empire via Isis reached the communication with shire is not pro 11W“! and they- are ‘powerful good"l
MW murky iron Am mitted. Nor is it known what the sail
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its previous agreement to allow sever-i
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MOMPT DELIVERY
Great ® Tea Co.
124 Washington Street
Sultana 'C
Great strength, delicious flavor,
’1 make this coffee our best seller—
* Try. it today:
Table Dan asks for
Thanksgivingiat
glee A. mason
Summon Phone 4st
ipmperty outside of the city was 32,- i
This increased in 1914 utt-
757 546.
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Black chrome side leather advanced:
this week to 42. 45 and 47 cents pert ’
foot. “
. ' K. a A. CLAVEN
as No: mm sr.
cure Kangaroo. tan vici. mat calf and
, “can Stamps FREE.
Kimonos
Mn: and Serpentine Crepe Kimonos in a large va-.
Mduyksandcoloca.
Mandwithjnpanese or floral (1me truths»-
iir bands or ribbon trimming: made in Moms style,. or
Morph-“malt the waist.
Madmalugesim. hicesrasgeirom-
. ‘ $100to$235
ngmmsotlmuesdkinbmifulmpam
mmmwuummcwmmm ‘
dill»; Takes the. Cake:
son-m ham m insist-rat
v “at abs wiau- erraada dons;
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.. And think too much arm.
.And says so tiles to may
‘. sonmn'tyoun'ts «sumo.
mmmmmmt ,
i altars speaks up last ‘ii quick.
mmumhr- ..
“momentum flout-s»
mun-unusual:
pm. 1 don‘t like to team as bis-r “
But when she comes autos tin W ._
i A western tanner sold black calf; -"
i H. O. Presto, a pkg. . ................ . 10¢ this week at 65 cents per foot Last 5:, ‘ "
year it was 27 cents per foot 2 :3!“— ‘ "
i Graham Flour. 3 lb. bag . . ..... . ........ . W, Note —G‘08t Skins have advanced’ , 5 .4.
i cho Pancake Flour, 3 pkg;. .............. . ...... .. 25¢ “0m 1“ “I.“ to 35 cent! 99' foot. WMCE
. - , _ - Tan calf skin has advanced from 2'! - ,
'5' Pure load. 3 1b. -------- o . . .‘ .................. o a n . I“ | to 80 mtg per foot Outer 3019‘ hami SHALL IT BE
{ . Swift‘s Pi‘eiiiium Oleomargarine in prints ........ . . . 24¢ . STE? mm 40 cents to 7'0 cents: SUQCBSS L.
.' . if It upper leather goes up to 82.00;!" or 't .
‘ per foot. (and i. believe it will), "it“ t g
i w 5" 8m \ Mi upper or a shoe will cost $6.00 a pair; FAILURE ‘ ii
: i ‘ land the total cost of mantacturlug T SW3 the W:
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i 24 Cottage Street. - ‘ ‘ East Norwaik. ‘V’m be 0““ 310- 0° t . QUESTION 3.
E ' a ' -— 1 By Taking a
t...__.._.. A... ‘ —-li you had been a good South!“ In
.. 3“" classified adysrttssr. as the time you COURSE
A «scored your insect position por- ”a.
' B; J "kg 53 WALE 31'- E naps you have found one psylux
& 03 WW“ ; m the sums with cuta- uni
OPTIC!“ Phone 433'
Ever-Mg in the antics! line
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Savory Boosters. Blue and Mottled White Enameled . ‘
Self m Mfibif Rimming, also 15 and r8 inclusions... ‘ -.
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Pie Plates. Cranberry Presses, Drip Pans. Table Catt» _.
Jory. Giant-am harmonic, allowing Bowls, Aiumi- - ,5
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