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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 14, 1916 · page 5

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THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 'ngl'

 

 

 
 

 

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OF ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN 1‘
run BEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN As
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN TO PROPERLY COV-
Till You, Think this our. 11 means
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arreal deal ID you

Taylor 81Golden

Telephone No. 1230
South Nor-walk Trust Go. Bldg.

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UY a mo of coal that
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December
himself,

make
of

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Fill up that coal bin with the
berst fuel sold.

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""0111 ii': for Noi‘uuik :‘lltl \1t'lliit):
V'w-iiii'ally t'iiir tonight, illltl I-‘i'ilzii.
Dir-tuilitinccs are c 'nti'al this morning
over I'piii r Michigan and Texas. 'i‘lic,
:tl't' tuiisiiiu unsettled \vi'ntliol'
light anon,
.soutiiuestii'ii districts.
writ ti
'I1Al'k ii: as '111- lt‘ Illltt iiiiui'e ('UII
itinur ~' lou lll tho (1 till ii and soutliti'ii
dirtiitts hosts wr'ii It'llllltll
fa south as t . nir.il l‘loiidti

WEATHER A YEAR AGO

TODAY.
'I'tiiiiiti';'-itiiit' Lou iii
tloiidv.

Snow war.

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. 'l lI1".\lll :i'irtiii “up. will fly constant-
1y over the White House whether Mr.

, Wilson is here or away.
.\ hole has his! been erected for the >“k h“ “W!" quite

,prtwidi'iit'i-i flair; which bears the great
iheal ol the United States on ii blue
but kgroiind.

’I‘Iie
'inut toniorro“ afternoon at three
b‘tlot-k with Mrs. Frank Glcawaon
1‘ Taylor in onui-

Elie enjoyed.

\Illlul‘ Rounds. head of tho law
:lii 111 of Rounds, Scliiiinimii tind
i’Dii1 hi 01 .111 Broadway. New York
1With \\ Inch lllt' .\'I'W York I’i'cs‘s cred-

this lustice (‘haii'lvs Evans lluuh'os as
tin whiting himself in Ill‘mhf‘l‘filtlll, is
i‘p. iiiiiiiior resident of our neighboring
Qifliiiiiict of (‘1iiiiiiiiitlale,.where about
1 him \eai's ago he purchased‘ Hy-
.o“ farm. the tine summer home of
ii itiptiiii “illiaiii R. k‘eai'n and tom

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—LINONINE——
For Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis
and General System Builder.

. 25c Size ............... 19c
50c Size ............... 39c
$1.00 Size .............. 79c

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with iiiiic
in llli' Luke region and the see the work.
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for south .is ()klflholllt and a ltifl‘“ of ink iihlioii without

Friday Alltrlllnlll tlub “Ill \\11

of the

\ sotiiil time will floating 0w

have Since Veal Stew. native ......

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AND PERSONAL
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\lrs liiileiiik Tlit1iii|iS0n cm 1'1 i '1
t I til liiitiion at ii'i
(‘illlt. “Nimitz“: Hlit'i’llUUlI. There:
and prizes int

.1. Rillllnlltl Mr
I“. 1‘. Goodyear. Mrs. Ilei-d ll. l"\'lti
‘1Ii'.~ II R. .‘Casli and Til-as 'l‘i-l'rii 1‘11
il't‘r‘lllY‘iP‘nlS went: sorted and the MHIH'

hour “11* (1131' of I'lll‘t‘ t'flJ'UXIIIPIII.

i‘rt blt's

Tl‘i' iron) llltlitlh of Miss Noi'i: {ft-l
tins. of iliis city, are surprised to him!
of her Illltl‘rlltilt‘ 1o 11 'ol‘u» Smith, III
\‘ew York. “hit-h took plui-o- in Jilili

1‘11): August toiirtli.

.‘-li’~. l.olii=c 1), 1‘otiliilui'. ol' \\'1' l'
.‘Jt‘llllt’. lizii etul‘tt'd l'ol‘ ("Allltll‘llfi‘.
\\lli-!'i' silt \\'ll ~11. 111! the “11111 1'

months.

t'oiinty A1: i1t Samuel .1. Wright, 111
Xtii'iiiiik. and l. 11'. (it Illt' 1‘iili
iiectii-ui Auiiiiiltui'ui in
.\'t<t\ltl\\'ll toting.
ducting a "tllllllllllt't’
utiiilzution ol' the litl'llltl'.\
men in that \h'iniiv

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('iilieut-I ilrt‘

SEWS NAME ON SILK WITH
THE FREE SEWING MACHINE
\\'. (‘. I'Illis. silk artist from l"lt‘\‘
Si-iiiiig Machine itit'tory III Roi-1110' I.
III. :.'.i\'lll‘.'. :1 di‘iiioiisiihiiun of

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autistic possibilities of the iiitu-Iiiii- ill

\. .l, Aligmine 6‘: (‘011 (‘ofs store Illin‘
“1"k. .‘ill'. Ellis" ability to handle it
blue is llll‘ admiration of all \\ ho

sews names in t-oliirid silk upon

ping the iiiz'itliine. In lllt‘ “iiidows of

”A the stow are 5(H‘l‘tll pier-is ot taiity

work. Ilatti- nbiiii: and \lexiiiiii (ll‘llwill
Frte machine. The demonstration is
bi iiii: liild to give people a chancr to
NJ” the caiiiibilitiis of tlio‘ ‘-‘Froc‘
the line of
stitching "llii Seiitiiiil is lndt‘ltltd o
.Ellls for at trip on \iliiili is oni-
lii'oidert-d "Mirry 1 ‘liiistuiiis 11111-
l‘h.- South .\_oiwulk lii'eiiiniz ~11 ntinol
HIIIIDIIIIIPSIS 01 A. J. Anguim at Son
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:1‘.IIII used :it this (leiiionsii'atiou.
\li'. Elll'i says with a Free sewing iiiii~

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for the purpose of Hill-l
tilt-cling for (11‘ ’
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Wc'shall be glad to cash checks for all those wise folks who are mémbcr ,
of Christmas Clubs. Just present them at the main office. second floor. If yo '
make a purchase. they may be given the salesman—Who'll secure the cash dial;

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Robes made from blankets that are soft and light and

‘ i Delightful for lounging-robes; splendid to put on for
an afternoon nap; restful when one is wearied; so pretty
“‘“l‘ and “““"°“““““ 0°“ °“ ““" that one almost seeks an excuse for their wearing!

Plain soft tints, deep iicii colors, combinations of two

or three colors.

Made with iibbon edges
'girdlcs

viiiliroidtring and flinc'yi

and finished with effective

Rose blue pink lavender gray—and minty odd combi-

nations—512.50 to $6.

t-litno and Ileldiiiiz‘S. beautiful 813111"!

111 home.

 

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PRESIDENT’S FLAG FLYING

 

\‘\ A‘S‘IIINGTON. Iicc. l~1.—»l'rosident 1
sou' 3 prev mo in Washington hei-o- .

.ifttr “ill lit denoted hi- the flag of

r 1hr \\liite House “lion
he is out of the 1in the emblem will:
be lowered.

CHICHESTEH S PILLS

DIAMOND BRAND.
I‘ll I Alli-’0'!” In“ “for
I lit oboe-term ”II-Ion In.
I'lllniii nod Ind (' old hill-III“
1mm. Icaledlmth 1111': Root
Take It- other. llm' of 3

MW“ H-l'l‘
m‘dosnm "I! U“) PILL n, I - SJ
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THURSDAY 5 PRICES. \

Full line of Pure Can Goods
and Vegetables.
Home-made Sausage ...... 22

Gharnocks Market

Free Delivery
Tel. 583-2 . 76 North Main St.,

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_ is for you to decide. It may be but one dollar or as much
': more as you decide to make it. -.

Just the. Thing tor Christmas

You may now be thinking What your son, "your daugh-
ter of employee would like for Christmas.

.We would "suggest a savings bank book.
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'ihese of velour—and they re
Beautiful.

“00' Id floor.

Young folks' richest

1 coats now less

prisitlt‘lit of the United Siftli'si
‘ ‘ By far the finest coats we’ ve had for young folks are

to sell at lowered price!

Both of material and style. Cut' in sweep-

ilng full lines with plenty of room yet with smart style.

r' 4...; Here are examples with

I Velour diiNord, lined with rich
i i'i'lllly satin. deep ruII collar and cuffs
of taupe fox: was $12 .95.

i Baqulmoito plush of special rich-
i heart. deep bonds of skunk opossum

on edge, collar and cuffs of mono.

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o i Handsomcly tailored; some with almost-regal fur trimming.

the old and the new price: ——

Velour duNord. out very (oil. collmf
and cuffs of noble marten. bands of
same for around edge, fancy lining;
was 885—— 5.

Jet-black velour duNord. full sweep.
smart collar of skunk opossum, linliig
of handsome plaid silk: was "7.50——

handsomo {in littetl “11h brautlt‘ul
i but! salt ii: Wis W11--- $30. 833.
About a score of them in all! Each one seemingly
prettier and mom .1tlivlittiil than the other! The riccs
have. I1 an :14: So to slid; iiow $3510 3 5.
1 Second floor. T153. 53:!»

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3' .1 Atomizer mikes

r " perfume deintier.

" ’Just the tiniest spray of the

refreshing perfumes now
:ready in abundance!

That’s all needed —— and
:itheir charm IS with one all day
{or evening.

Here are new atomizers
royally worthy of place on
dressing-table.

Clear crystal container with
bulb of staunch rubber and
spraying device that’s very ef-
. ficieiit. .

Some are of special eight
‘and bottle is "cut in han some
patterns; some cut in simple
but equity-effective desi
And some of translucent
or plain in graceful shapesr
l 75": at 111.50.
fittest" with high}

FIL The Fearn family
'ment their sununti's in Weston at the Veal Curl” ................ 28c:
; est Side residence of ex- -Represen- Veal Chops ............ 20c_ 24c'
I'm tsfurlge‘ ] d t dt Veal for roasting. from .. 16c up
.eting 0 tie new war 0
........... 2 Ci
.1 or the ratrtieid County Farm Small “8 P°rk p 0
i I '\u will be held tomorrow morn- F115}! Hams --------------- 22C
jun. .11 the Norwalk once at 10: 30 Fresh Shoulders ........... 18c.
voclock. The meeting will be held for Best Sugar Cured Hams . . ~ ‘ 2412‘
.. ”‘0 “"903" 0! organ!!!“ the new Lamb Stew ............... Ioc,‘
. board and planning work for the en- Lamb Chops ............. 26C
5'3“!” ‘9” Leg of Spring Lamb ....... 20c
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‘ ‘ Oleomargarine ....... 25c—28c

 

 

 

Gleaming silver .12"
.enrichec table.

How the brightness and
beauty of silver adds to every
other table-fitting! The linen
is snowier, the glass more
sparkling, the china hand-
corner.

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Here are sterling silver table
pieces, about two-score differ-
entones.

From cup or napkin-Mg
for baby to. beautiful knives
with pearl handle, or tea-
spoons, or sweet- toned bEll.
75c to $17. 50.

Community plated silver- "
ware, spoons and forks in 3 _

itasteful'patterns-Jz Soto $5
set.

‘Sllve‘rplate sets aiid single

pieces, waconvctilcnt place,

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Bright and beautiful

tub-silk waists.

Fibric is lustrous and light
and fine; it fairly "lentils and
sparkles.

Stripes are rich Roman con—
trasts; 2 and 3 colors are com-
bincd so that each color gains
added glory.

Styles are new and tasteful;
large collars are a feature and
an attractive grace is notice—
able.

There is good service, pleas-
ing appearance, in each waist.

Prices add their hit of mag-
iictiSiii too-arc

$2 to “.30.
Second floor.

Brighten home
for Christmas.

May need but :1 rug or two
to give entire room air of
bright and clianiiing' newness!

'Rug border will suffice to
give air of an entire new hard-
wood floor.

And it may all be cared for '

in quick order!

New rug rugs olil- IIIllt' v iiiid tliirn-
ble, nines from :.’4 Ii) 36 inclits to 9
by 12 feetw—I‘Fo to $12.

Axmlnster rugs of heavy texture in
flowered and (.lrleiitul designs 21‘ by
M to 411 by 78 inches—81.15 to 810.

Bath rugs that me hit washable .is
n. 'I‘urkluli to'iiel blue green pink or
brown in contrast with iihlte ~31: to

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(‘ork raipet In tile and Ot'itiital
and carpet minim-10¢. \nrd.

Linoleum of a new DI'IMEM, hard-
wood patterns tind mixed designs—-
39c )urd.

Extollont ‘r.' “All liiiole.iim lieaiy
llllll solid. iilo iintl Iinrduood niid car-
pit piiltoriinuSl Minnie v:.ird

.izuu lioi'doi'. sanitary durable. and
llIUllF i‘ke liltl‘tl\\'1ltitI-'3SC lo 715a ytl.

Tim-d floor.

When it mews;
Boots and Antics!

Man or boy goes tiaiiipiii'
through snow with drv feel;
if boots or arctics are ready

And if they 16 not; lily,
Myl o '
Mcn‘s high hints—€83 11110:

$16.

Boy’s high it 111.“, according '

to Size and height—s: St) St
and $3. 50

Mcns arctics,‘ according to
height—31.7510 83.

Boys’ 3-buckle arches—«$2
and $2. 50

Oh yes; there are cheaper
ones to be found—but these
are of first quality and we
don’t believe it fair to sell any
other sort.

Main floor, rear.

Sleds that go;
My how they do go!

National coasters;

With runners of special
width and shape. - ’

Steercd quickly and easily
by a device at the frtht, -—iio
need to use foot and Slackcii
speed. “

Staunch and light and ready
to rush down hill the very
miu\ute there’s a decent

‘amoi‘int of snow !'

'Fourlsizes—iill to $2.
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HowiJANo's

Light comfortables

are warmest

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\\ ool and down an“ lllL
that wciolt ltut lit tic.

.iet they produce Wonderful \i’lil'lllill.

Down or wool filled Ctlllll'tll'liil‘lc‘ ll.l.\‘ (illlli’lSl rid
weight. 1
It does not life the Sleeper who rests l‘c’llc‘lilll it. '1}

tiio tilliii: S 1111 coiiiimi hlcs

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let it is proud :ivainst it: irni tioiii .li .iuylii or <1: tidcn
drop in temperature—and one wakes from slumber rated

and thoroughly refreshed.

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Handsome coniiortaitlcs of silkolcnc filled with wool,"

figured in pink, measure 72 hi 78 inches—

$4 and $5.

Beautiful comfortables filled with down and covered

with sateen, yellow and pink

72 by
72 by

Borders in it plain color

72 inches :——-
78 inches:

and blue flowered ilcSic1\'-——'

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that hunches prevailing tint

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of flowers make some of these. coiiit‘orizihlcS cvcu prettier!

Main floor. mt.

Free some men
from the barber.

Save some one man from
wasting the time? he's been
giving Up to barber. M.i)1‘
he doesn’t realize how much
he has been spending~bmh
of time and money.

Gillette. safety razors, with
a dozen blades—~83 ill'lt'llg'bl.

Sextobladc razors. regula-
tion style of blade but with
guard—$3 to 85.

Gem Junior safety razors
—-with 7 blades—Si.

Rubbersct shaving brushes
—bristlcs will not come out—
25c to $1.

Fine-steel razors of the
regular style, splendidly tent-
pered and all honed and set
ready for use-———$l $11.50
and $2.

Keen Kutter knife finds
glad welcome iii any man’s
pocket. Have very sort you
think. one particular man will
like best. 61.50 St and to as

little as 25 cents.
Fiont linemen.

Holly, that’s finer -
than the natural!
PDoesn’t seem: possible, does
it. -‘ . .
But the holly is here to
prove truth“ of the claim.
Looks exactly like the nat-
ural-and keeps its brightness

and strength instead of be-

coming dull and brittle just

: .when yon want‘ it to be at, its

best.
S pleiidid for use with bit of

holly-récl ribbon on clinsimu

 

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When' a man 7'.
is home; slippers. 1‘
be home

illc‘ week:

He lll:l_\'
night in

cvc'i’y
or . only

one! 1'

But Slii‘r‘ci's
Coiiit‘ortaitlc.

:trc litig‘hty,
~when he is.

.\iiti 5o tlicj; lire a 8:11: gift-
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Dirk tiii \ici kid—474175

iii 5%.
Black kid. Straight cut—+32.
Black and tan \"ici. high cii't,
elastic sides—$1.75 to $2.75.
Feli Slippers, some with felt
soles—75c $1 and $1.50.

Main floor. rear.

Tourist cases to
save time and trouble.

'l‘iick comb. and brush illltl

toothbrush, and all the rest of,
toilet-articles, into one of these.|

cases—and at end of 301nm:
everything is in iiistai'ii.read<'
iiicss and good condition. 3?

Nodiuiitiiig around for this;

that or the other; and nothiri
injured or spilled!
Colored broCaded silk i.)
pretty figured cretonne wi
rubber lining and any numb

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