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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 31, 1917 · page 6

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13"ng (:ng seems subject to what has Men ambii Desmond. Because of the fact that!
' (”flee—9 I 2" called “'potiodit altatks of homicidal litt'l‘ are in (Hunt iiri ai‘. Julia?

B! 035.56 1338 ‘frenzy.’ The Turks haw many times 2:“ (‘ll 1.11111 flu liltltl plenty of 11011 {

filled the Balkans and A510 M11101 with , “a“ htre should they so (10.511121

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Residence—218a.

tor’s Residence—7,524.
Mgnagex’s Residents.—
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VILLA AGAIN

is up again. He is no longer
:the Bandit, " but the “Enchant-
in." That, at least, is what
lowers and sympathizet's in Meat-
,1. him. Seldom in history has
wen such a coute- back. The man
repudiated a you! ago, Who
. the. fight lit-(rinse of the ap-
‘y hopeless odds against 111111,:
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”armless attack on Columbus. N. ‘
ll“ who lav in hiding 1‘01 manyi
near death from a dangerous;
until lte was believed ream!
r— e is at the head of a powerful?
once 111910, the 511002: :11 power i
northern Mexico; ,. I
in 11: is withdrawing. lie wart
to Mexico to “get" Villa. Hei
thaving killt‘d or captured 4001.:
the 450 men were with!
: i1 111: Columbus mitt. That pal“.
‘band'has been thoroughlv elint-.
‘ But he. did not not Villa. And
hat gentleman 111115 new hands
it tan will continue to spring up
Kathe heads of the fabled Hydra.
ll irony of the situation is seen
‘ fact that as (‘ on. Pershing with-
. Mexico, Villa quietlt a‘lipS
zillions possession. lie will soon
allot the territory that 0111'
. a occupied (or a year or more 0.0

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

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ii impcsaiblta to believe that \ith a l
erately
or raid-oh-American community ‘
n spite of the tire and 'alnugh- l
reaihes out against the "North
' ." He has learned from;
0 experience that it doesn't pay.
"111‘ rohably content himself with
8 to eliminate Carranza. He has
fly made surprising progress. He
. to take towns at 'will. The en-
"instead. ol—fiuhtinz. has a war of
over-I to him Thus he recruits
1311' his 'anny at Carranza' 3 ex-

cso‘it‘sdhe same old strugglel
or again. Apparently Carranzal
llla are to be left alone to Iighti
ow it will ettd nobody know".

Cat-11111221 3 star seems sink ‘
that: rising. The only thing
sure. of is that there‘s go
be, uJot 1110111 bloodshed and

. the. United States along
. i the war zone, for :1 con-
e to c0010.,

they'll neter Quit fighting
in and stop them.

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BRtENotess‘ TURK

Honda is Turkey. When the
.. ed their intention of‘adriv—
11 its out» of Europe and 10p
ous parts of their already
1.. 11" rushed empire. not one im-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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‘aoothed by” :1 new type of ndt'ut'tis'tng V1.1 1

attack Ame: tcan'
in

.1131' should be left' out at first, or that

in Mexico. and :1 lot morettrdes of Christian Brothers died at
la hospital at Baltimoic Tuesday of

lit» the wand as Joseph J. .C.onton

belligerent that seems toI

u U
__ firm. following a .tip receit cd by‘agninst the steamship company.
According to the stewardess of.

mm tun-pm: no How

«100.001.1an Mountain-rm W151: 1101:
Month law. Mogul Lt'mdlh We: 1111151113213“ a. 1110

“an" 111 on, moo Tiny “a. 5;. WW" 5

I. L m ‘o L mfl1§m Mum. III in trade 00 111i I. 3441' h 'mfl 2
"animus .01.. o! 11.1. who. ma... .. ... ..

. » ' ~' ' ' '” lhi‘.‘ CW not it suturing hall“. The)“ IS: 11- Mann. ltE: . '. 'f". . 3.1!» K

mABLISflED BY £13.10 Md eyery ”mace m ‘19;th I 8' 33102000 .11“- ? .2 1.1 i .2 '

"IES GOLDEN ahigh civilization and the; have attend. M" “ f“: ““1 "' ’ ""- ' "'i ';
”:5“ M.-. WW. _~-, .2 lastly thrown lway their opwt'tuul- gruff; (hfvnfzr'; 1.: 71...:5 .‘

Dunsony JAN. 3: .917 00.3..” havesurtivr-d 1... strmv of ..§.:.;1}.1m..t‘. 1:211. 1.113.251...»

ties. They have survived by virtue 0f_ “,7, true» ,0 we “muh fit". 33,”. l

(total support of European powers. l Nah: 1' linsmcnd. 111:4; it 1'.“:1'0 nztatlt' l
The mere fact of their having tailed’ we! Uli‘ x. 1311'. -i-‘ mum .312» mu
to use their advantages u‘oulthot. in' that “"190 b0 given to “1'" two CUB
\'t-nt:.5 in inland in which hit: sister's

@th111115. The contents '(1'1‘5': locate-tii

.in Iiandon, Quceaatown, and tilt:

T110 Turkish nationhm... names are Hannah and Minnie

«itself, justify other nations in driving

them but. The justification 1:. found

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in their crimes,

. , and hr has not Feta-uni) lid 1:.5' t‘u
murder, pillage and nameless cruncs. . . ,
Th ‘ . daze lot the heating on the tilt lie I
. ‘ P ‘ ' '.‘. f”: ‘.‘
elr Atmtttan 111.1»31115 of 1.15t quests are made 115 follows ,0 Net

colossal and terrible Haven instituttom: St. Raphael‘s hub
any ltltal $2,000; SL Frantis' 0111111111 a y
lun1,$500; New Haven Orphan asy l

year, the most
outrages perpetrated against
Christian population since the Christ-

 

iau era began, are but the crownin" 12"" “00' Min 11:11 NMSHV' $500. '
.. 1 row ‘ l 1111’ :H
d.eed'.5 of 11w. tenturies of brutal “0 ch (hiltt s society, tint . St.‘
1 .‘0 eplt a Roman Catholic Church l
nee. ' ‘ "
e and to tho (iambic-11051110116 It . ‘- .

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The unprovoked attack made by ‘1 :tssotiation, 5500.
Turkey on Russia and llt't‘ allies, c0111 l
billed with llussia‘ .5 admitted need of;
a tree exit to tilt Meditett'ancan. may

justify the Allies in giving t‘onntunti

uople to Hussiavll they tan take it t
But the (it'ilized \\"0Ild has better 10::-

3100': l"0t sanctioning tin expulSinn ot

the Talk to the remote regions he

utployt-n'

.._-.._.__.. -3 «w -. .

cums Gill town
it) 111. Dltltll

(Continued it'ou first page.)

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came from. He doesn‘t belong in the much ‘ntentul admiring.“
company of citilizetl nations. And it Two Lots Adjoining.

E. \\. Tnltuadge. an 0181011112111 or

he 91'01' join :1 worltlt‘ledetntion. wc'td .\‘orualk and mo tlr1~t 515111011... tcsti
rather not associate with T111kct.Let lied that he had known Dt' th'l‘ for ’10
yicttn' , that on l‘t'ltru: .1't 2! till)?! Ge 11

her stay outbide. had mm" to it 111 and said that Deck- 1

 

”"” ".‘"“‘"‘“"—' er had then taking oysters from his
A NEW ADVERTISING 'rva ‘t mmu: mu 1 : 1.1' . '111 111.11 to!
. . 5'honltl not tatttltt- Sllf‘ll act-115:1:it111 M'o't!

' ' ' l ' .' 1' ..
“I" hulraaned pu )1“ h to I” 1t ht» thtutaltt so. it Wan brought 01111

:'1 11111-1 that tticih had 111' nod lot
Certain trust companies of Brooklyn l\.'0 ‘5 or ”1“ mg” “Wm“ "ff (‘.tlt
. . l’aMuto Point. and litukt-t' had owned

\' i. .. attd of 80151011 ate issuint: his Ln" \'0. 17 adjoin“ g_ l
:torical monogrupha that are said 109 (‘wtnin “111mm 1- Stevens.” 0”
l0u.t)ton an to sit r111..'1n testified

Ihatc distill“ “(WRIT mine. that (ioili but met him on April ll.
n 13 said that :1 good deal of intm‘ 11109 in tht» \‘outh Xttt'w :1lk poat nt-

- . . fit-0 and had told him that Dut‘ktll
estmg lnl'ortnuttnnnot easily acceasl- was stealing his “yaw”. “II 119d M t
vised tit'ih not to ntakt' :ttth atalo‘
111111115 antes ”he had punitive ptool. to
which (Still had replied that l:(\ lmdi
' H‘t‘n ntlm “N with his own 0111.5 from
the allure

Trcatencd to ‘ll‘lCSf Crew.

William t‘. tullintz, who paid that
lit 1008‘ l‘t.‘ had worked for “90.1%“.
and admitted that he 'ttas a pine of
turniturc 0n ’ the l’tipplc " limiter.
oyster bout, uaid llll’ tit-ll) told him
in January. 13051 that he could have
Decker and the whole (row ol’ the
Ripple al'tt'alt'd for finding his 0y;

 

Me to the public has been gathered in
these monographs. The booklets are
well Written and unthorative. in mat-
ter. Liam are furnished of pernonu
tho aided the compilers and who are
information
Bare

tin command of special
along thoso particular

prints 11.110 been used in the illu‘sttttt-

lines.

 

This kind

01' advertising "litemn \
“"0 H likely to become gnncrally‘ it'rtnlt l., Mills, 11 South Norwalk
popular ' Luslti‘inltl testified that 011 Seldom
-l1:- -r 20 l‘l1l8,t.eil1 had declared in him

The. name of the advertising 00111 {that broke: had lumn stealing uys

puny 1.5 11131090 Inc-Onslticuously in 111131101.- and that {1' (it 10111 :ltll‘t‘illl‘orsa

‘ .l “1‘ l WI) ‘ll' {01' (tllll l 1‘

booklet It is perhaps too much to :31? ttlturttsti-d an he, ilcib was :1 than
expect that all direct advertising with m prom“V

Made Short

l‘t'ttnt'i'. lloetutn. another South

it might be confined to :1 crud 01 CIQVGI Nor 11 all: 0y ntt-rman who worked
Anv lnl tltp'tkt-t i11\l11\' 10033 declared that

Answer.

5 r 1 r‘ )
uteomp.1n\‘.1m u“ “‘0‘an In?!" I“ 11. l told {lpib tit it in was it its
tdcpartutc at all from the ugly paniph tuhvn Goth “550,194 u, hint that
and had

'lét of former day is welcome. Pub hooker had 5tolon his o\' titers,
‘ S askcd (toil) why he did not make his

litity Seeking has got 10 “9 3 1“" 1° -tcc1113till0?t directly to Deckct. Bot"

kinder to the public it aims to reach, rum‘ .5 \titt- canto t‘oclh: 1;;101' ding?"
. the discussion, am 191 1, oerunt
if it is to stitceed. .i01' the public islclared. invited him to have a gla.»
tired of the crude stuff that has been of 1,0“- hut the 1101105: ”Igugm
. ionrgn \\.1\loorr of itounyton; an
”'11110111 at it in the past. oyster grower. said that. Goth had
—' . ' ". 111:1th the same statttncttt to hint an
STATE. BRlEFS.
in. llruther Cltrysustor. John, 0110

motto-'1 11111105503 and explained that
own it" (leih had seen Dockers oys
oi the most noted 1110111110115 of ‘thc

:01 hoat 0101' his grounds, it did not
1111:1111 that Decker \vn‘5 ihkl 1" oyu

tots titetelrom, for after an oyster
hoat‘ had to 1:0 on the oyster lot of
anothet in order to set its dtcdgca in
hm! of the boat at work from the.
boundary lino- of its own lot and that
besides often an oysterman with the
tit-edges drawn up item the bottom
but not emptying into the boat al~

stomach trouble. Ho was born in
New Haven in 180'“ and was known

1): “othet ,Chrynostom was widely
l.1101\n as an author and lectut'et.

 

 

of south: 1' but not ttottehittg the bot-

: 1 .ytnan MOOl',P of liniou 8339111'3‘1111111 1101' taking the 0v5ters 0i. that

oltl.«died Wednesday night at histOlhOlfi - ,

home, from general Weakness incl-I ‘ WW ‘

dent to old ago. Mr. Moore lcavgg CALLS HERSELF DOROTHY

:1 large estate, and was considered ARNOLD'

by far‘the wealthiest man in that " .,«

town. He was of kindly disposition. Girl Arrested .At Honolulu—«File!
‘ $5,000. Libel.

shrewd. but honest, and his habits
of Haiti and economy ucte largely
responsible for his accumulations It
has been said of Mr. Moore that he
1. 1Ither owned or held a mortgane on:
one-half of Union.

110.501.01.11. '1'. a... Jan. 31.5.1 girl,
who had called herself Dawn Moore
and Dotothy Arnold, and who was
artestod when she arrived here- from
Ililo three days 030 on the steamer
Great Nor them and held for investi-
gation. was released today and tar
.mediutc‘ly filed 0" libel of $5, 000

.M
-—

tontronted by :1 member of the

one 01 his alleged coworkers, Harry
Goldberg.- shipping tcierk. and 1100':

ltlte. stemmer the glri declared alto
8:1;an ‘2: the Gordon firm“ who the Dorothy Arnold who diaap
wholgsolew “0211:0300!!! o ew Em poured from‘New York in 1910. She
:1 ‘3 to V9 watcased to ”m was taken, she said, to Shanghai by
hurling between 830£00 and $25,000 a married man , '
'Ir'om the concern by which he was ‘Thcmlice. howav'cr,
motored. when—ambecnipg, it 111
cell. has 15.11.0111; on

 

 

 
 

 

on ed his boat to drift over the lot _

said theraI
‘1‘ was no rcsemhltmce “between the in
Evmlgtrl and the descriptions. they havej. '

 

 

The United States Senate

continued the. President's nomination
‘aptain David W. Taylor to be ad-
but held up those nominations
made at the some time, including U131:
(‘nry Tunas-10:1. There may
lil‘ a light. not only 01"1-1 the oont‘n'nut- '
tlnn 0f the nominations of Dr. Grnyt.
but of LleutenunL, Commander

0th
ml: .1:

of l3l'.

61p“.
Prelim-rick ll. Harris. civil

and title: of the bureau of y
ttt aka: Oomtnnnder William

general.

~4~- mfl—_

llllilli 0f lllllllilll

 

.‘n-L—

‘ Eight

tonight’s
referendum of mombérs
lztrike pretention

~ on

ttlmlal defense foreign relut
preparation for business
alter the war. will he. cons

lormor President Tait. are
nor Friday night.

The committee rcpott on
slaving said:

proposal are physiological
and social. It will substitu

a warm afternoon hour.
daylight in the hour of

’latigue will tend to lessen
lasts. will decidedly reduce eye strain

will increase personal cmcl

portation facilities are taxed,

‘(7. Brain?
tud, surgeon general and chief of the
bureau of medicine and ‘aurg'et'y. and
Captain Samuel Mt'ion'an. paymuatcr

hundred national and
commercial organizations were said to;
be represented at the meeting.
ruilroad situation was: the topic for‘»
session and the result of a

and other
ptoblotns was to he announced. Na~

conditional
stderéd latcrl
this week, and President\ Wilson 0nd

111 the program for :t concluding din-

"The considerations supporting this

morning working hour in summer for

'atorially lessen ‘fitdustrlnl accidents.
lln cities the advantage at having the
uvenings ‘ruoh’ hour when the trans-

quickly

+ 1. 3.1.1.0 no “
reat Clearance Sale

0.. 35—— a.”

 

BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES

 

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flow: .....

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in tile Quality at the Merchandise, .‘Varicly
oi Assortments and low Prices, This Sale
0005 Buying Atlttanlagcs That Cannot be.
Enrolled.

rare-Es TELL THE STORY.

 
 

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CHILDREN ’8 'ANGDR-A

 

$10.00 INDIAN BLANKETS '

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Stunning

SPORT SKIRTS

49¢ Handsome Bed

from. 6 to 14 years

Spring Styles In
'. Regular 590.

 

. Sew "IOdle. 'CTI’PE‘ 1)“ TEDDY BEAR SUITS All Wool Navajo Indian
(.ylllllt? and Georgette Crepe In white, blue and Copcm Blankets, excellent tor 211110.14
l-tlouucs, m flesh, white, maize, ltag‘mt. Sale price $3.19 couch invalid and many other
gold and other dolicatcsnhadcs Regular $5.98. I' 1 11505 ’I . . I . . . IIIIII 05?; q;
' ’ 2.95 . . ' »~ . U ' ..
Real value S4. . BOYS' BLOUSES .
.t 98 MadraS' and pcrcalc, sizes $200 BED PILLOWS

Pillows,

COV‘
cred nith best tickin'r, fillczl
mth gulat attend new feathers

 

 

COTTON FABRICS
For skirts.
material c‘yer shown,

All linen,
good designs . ..

Regular wt.

“w 'sozo'oon'r -

stttat'tcst

“.Jn stripes, chucks, plaids,

m. --~-------~---$4.95 PEROXIDE OF 984101111
. .. HYDROGEN

The an Sport Style Best quality' ........ 12¢ $1.50 LINEN NAPKINS

18 x 18 inch size,

$1.19 11.1.,

 

 

 

 

engineer
urda and

~ l8 lllSClJSSllllI

(Contmued tromfilntt Pm.)

local ,

Tho .
railroad
labor

ions ahd .

speakers
dayl lgl‘l
economic ,
to a. cool
Increased
greatest
tubercu-

may and

001118 in

 

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JUST iN) TIME

 

Don't wait until too late.
Be 1111th he in time

illness, the tummy disorders.

troubles.
DOan's Kidney. .Piils are
itery purpose. .

t Herc is testimony to"

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

in... 11:11:11.-
itreet, East ‘ NorWalk, 7 says:

 

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l ldneys.
uncut. achcs and pains

 

llama South Norwalk People May Wait
l Till It’s 3'00 Late. 2 .m... .

.3 Just in time with 1111111051113.
! Meant! curing the’ih‘éckhchc, 111134112-

That so often come with kidney

rave their

ten years ago I was troubled by my
My ,back was a source

for; this

52 Van Zant 7?

1 "About

40 inciten'widc ail tolors

chular price $1.75

 

. 164’.-

ZSC ‘5th ...........

$1 39 yard
12 r-zc MUSLI'NS

1-0001115 l 1'1,
and 3 Ivar.tl~:.

 

PRINTED LINOLEUM
Splendid
in wood clit'cis

Regular $1.50.

Yard Wide Muslin. such :15

bleached linen and ntcrccrizt'd.
'2 t4,

’1

39¢ and 49¢ yard l'towdcr or liquid. 2511.51ng ‘REMNA'NTS-OF
I _ TABLE DA’MASK
IS’IOLPEIANND WOOL gggggg‘igg¥?§é Over 1.1.100 to select from.
They are all“ linen and 1111— 5..

1--2

 

Lonsdalc, Hill, Exctcr. eta,
£114.75 yd.

391: MARQUISETTE

\vcariaa' qualities,

98¢ yard

selling

 

High

'AXMINSTER RUGS

dyes, 517.0 27x54.
Regular $2. so

40 intros wide. for wai5t'5.
. dreweaand curtains, in pl 1111
best Wool and lace up seed treat-cs.

- $1.79 . 190 1"1
75c WASH CLOTHS

pilc,

linen,

 

BATH ROOM

GLASS SHELF
With brass and nickel plated

fixtures. 18x24 .
Regular 080.

10c FIG CHALLIES

1000 _\atd.5‘ for ltllll()ll‘n\"'s'.
,good assortment

50¢ vd
FANCY LINENS

Renaissance and other fancy
suth as doylics

' Airccl, Tttrknit, Turkish. PM“ Nam“ Ctt‘
,. over 1,000. Limit: 53': to 1 50‘ ‘0 $1.9“
customer ..... o t'v' K'i

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59¢ 3m COMFORTABLES-

'AND BLANKETS

 

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NIGHT "GOWNS
tlHaln‘sook, pink 01' white
batistc, tropes ‘

tcrials and trtmm'tngs ..7
Regular $1 25.

Over 2:0 pair

.2 cases for tomorrow's sell
inn.......... 9‘31’!

190 LINEN TOWELING
Sturdy linen crat'h for dish,
’rollcr or kitchen towels.

12ié¢ .va-

cambric and tomorrow! i

Fmo ‘qualtty of ma-I

9¢'

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Blankets up 01$:
Blankets up to $12.50 for $4.98
Blankets up to $7.50 iot"$3798 ‘

EXTRAORDINARY
BLANKET VALUE-S

g

. of 5.10131]:
Jilallkt‘l'x‘, all market] ft11‘t'lr'vr—
ante for the last 11:11 cl Inn-5

“11108. for $1.08

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daylight is apparent.

"The use of facilities for recreation"
tremendously

mould be
There, would

light.

work ”
The report

their welfare

orgwinations

 
 
 

 

 

 

kidneys

 
 

” ' the Nationh‘l '

0100

in expenditures for fuel and artificial
Farmers will have 1121 oppor-
tunity to mitrkct their produce oarlienl
thus offering it in better condition and
gaining an hour of daylight for other‘

amples of the daylight saving plan'
were shown last summer in Austria, ‘1
De mark. England, Trance, Germany,L
Italy. Holland, Norway, Portugal and'
Sweden, where clocks were
ahead uniformly. l
R Goodwyn Rhett of Charleston. 3.
C. president of the National Chamber,

in an address today said the mission '
or the association 'fls to give to the
business men of America a clear pre-
sentation' of issues which are vital to .

country," and "to collect the ludg
ment of these baldness men and pre-
" .a’ent them to those who may be in

position to determine these issues in'
accordance with such judgments." ‘

The «lit'ectors’ report, 11th that.
eight referendums on current tune
had been conducted among memberI

1916. and said‘ theso disclosures or
public opinion ”have proved their
worth in preventing hasty,.~ili-conoid-
ered action. the assumption 0? a tow
to represent and act tor the many and
the prevalence of sectionallsm or par-
tisanshl '" The report stated that the

bomber; {ii pic to chuck

inmat- months was read today at -.

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increased. l
lie-large dirt-ct suvingal

i

this grade is ten cents.

Very Best Creamery Butter, per lb. .. .
'Armour’s Lighthouse‘Cleanser . . . ..
~Arrnour‘s Lighthouse Washing Powder
Challenge Blend Coifee (Regular 30c), lb, . ..
Prelate Brand Salmon, tall cans ..... . . . . . . .

«N...

cites that practical ex-

turned :

Instant Postum . . . . . . .

.«fi‘eior Brand'Cocktails . . . . . . .

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'83 and 85.111111211111901 St.

1111 over the country in

.a' .

7c lb Rice 3 lbs 206-

Fancy Blue Rose Rice, whole grain. Regular price for ,

........43¢'
. 2 cans for 9d: '
.2 ptcgs. 9:1

. . 26¢

‘ _>: . . .'2 for 25¢
Jones, Gold Medal or Pdgury’s Flour. bag ......:$1,40

Crown Aster Flourin paper'lin‘cd sacks, bag... .
500 size 45¢ 30c size 25¢
Old Port or Sherry Wines ($1.50 value). gallmt .. ”
New York. White Tokay or White Port Wine, gal. $1.50 .1
35¢. 05c $1.00 1mm:

1 eckmauu 81 ' '

BROKERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
_ Takphone 140.5-

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You Cat GOD!) Value at ANY' Prioewsm; Lisle or Cotton

Moro $5.00 perpair .

Wt 11 supporting the ob 1

jecttr'otu the increment to turn tho ~ch6mpany
40111101100118 hour during the: Isa-‘rsfiasrm. ”,1

 
 
 
 

 

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