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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 13, 1918 · page 2

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More M9nev Savers

110 Pepto Mangan. 89c 39c Law" 31101110
,1 .00 Father J‘M’I
Medicine .........89c
1.25 Grey’s Glyc-
urine Tonic .....$1.18
$1.30 Pinkhm‘l V9116-
table . 11.5%
15¢ Mellin’s Food .6.5¢
50: 911111101 11111:
WW 0 o o r o e 0 09¢
1.00 listens»: ......'17c
1.00 Horiiek’s Melted
Milk ....... . . .. . .831:
1.50 Fellow’s Syrup 51-15
- 50c 131-91110 Seltzer. . .451;
1.00 Dmderine . . . . .790
1.00 Sloan’sLiniment 29c
75c Nujol.........69c

pric

'251: Til .anop
75c Selim
25c Beechnm's Pills 19¢
mMusterolc”
1.5081101“ Emulsions“:

us can.

1.00 Retinal .......‘896
1.20 Hay’s Hair

Health , . . ,
1.25 Maitine and com-

binations .. ....51.10
1.00 Lysol ........89c
50c Cuticurs Oint-

m°nt...........42c
1.00 Nuxated Iron , .79:
35c Freewne‘ . . . . . .331:

 

25c Carter's Pills . . .151: 1.15 Bevin-inc . . . . .951:
606 Doan’s Kidney 1700 Herpicide _ , , , 89c
Pills . . . . ....... 49c 50c Mentholatum . , .421:
500 William‘s Pink 115 Swamp Root. 59c
Pills . . . . . . . . . . .396 1.0.0 wyeth's Sage and
1.20 Sal Hepattca,,_39c Sulplutr.....-....79c

 

 

 

Brace lip
RS113“ “\in‘ 5,8"8
Good Health depends upon a
good liver. Rexall Liver Salts
aid nature to restore the liver to
. 11 normal condition by clearing the
7 intestinal tract of waste matter.

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Quinine ..........23c1
55‘,

$1 14

 

 

 

300 and 601;

 

Two sizes. x

 

 

 

Riker’ s

"gr—”:37

SPECIAL

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Straw Hat Coffee, Tea

Cleaner

Enough to clean {our ,
hats—will make your I
old hat look like new

and keep it so ”‘56

all _summer..

Eikav’s
Straw Hat
‘ Dye

A jet black'dye 10:

(-11 Practically

Friday and Saturn’s? only

 

Freshly roasted and ground.
In dust-proof packages.
2le for 39¢
. Rssulsrrrice 38c a pound.
Liuett's Opeko Tea

Has a delightful and pleasing
aroma. Your favorite blend.

 

 

 

 

Regular price 3015 a‘hail’ pound.

and Cocoa .

HGLF-PRWE’

closen'sareaktastcwee

coloring straw, leather, 2 PRES. tor 51C
wood, etc.; easily ap- Regular price We 8 half pound
P“°d- an“ 25C lett’s Cocoa
instantly. . .. . . . , Absolutely pure. full strength
may. also come- In 11 and flavor. '3‘ lb. tins.
other color-l. ' ‘ ' . '
211115 for 31c

 
 

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[ablated 1557
The White Frock

‘3 Take it all round the white frock is the one that looks
best in summer. It’s always becoming. Anyone may wcar
white with the serene consciousness that she is well dressed.
If there is a desire for mingling color, the slightest touch of ‘
needlework will Hive individuality-cvcn the 51211111051 line
of tehain stitthing, 01 a grouping of lrcnch knots, nuns the

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whore NOTHING

GERMANY

need

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1Until the war is over, ,
,7 And not to whisper anything
‘Axainss Garfield or Hoover.

:And Garfield owns the mines,

 

And get. back on the job

Will be closed up for a rest,

IAud go down in the west.

 

THE RING.
‘ HAB'I‘FORD, June 12-
ghlorlis C.

I ticket.
of 11. rumor of his withdrawal

‘19 not :1 word of truth in 11."

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NATIONAL RESTRICTIONS.
We have been ordered 1101 to think

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As Hoover controls the toad supply. i

l’i‘hey could show a littleuicrcy.
' Through the good old summer time.

They can take 11 good vacation
I Draw thcil solar-its Just the some

I When the autumn comes again
I'l‘hcn the daylight saving station

I IAnll the sun will rise up In the cast
0.11. drum.

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I COMPTROLLER,WEBSTER IN
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. (omptrollert at an inn near Albany, N. Y. in 11 hit it
“obster unnnumcd this -he also ch

Iwm'k that he was a candidate for re
Inominntion on the Republican state
He said he-had been informed

 

 

DEQISION ssssayeo
1N Diverse: Acrlons

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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. Bean Both
Both Charge Mlmondhot—pflca
tives Testify
.111ch Warner 111 the curator contt
has losoned decision in the dlvmce
Iattions blought by Sidcny A Bean
Ingulnst Sally Noble Bean. and the
counte1 action by Mrs Been against
t'hel husband. in which some sensu-
ttonsl testimony was uttered before the
.court yesterday afternoon. Mr. [loan
1 sued on the ground of desertiou, while
Illlrs. Bonn charges intcnlpcroncd.
It'rueit)’ and infidelity. They are
among the wealthy set in Greenwich
and Mrs. Benn asks 830.000 alimony.

Private detectiws told or having
seen llcnn'nud 119111.411 Sybil Elwood
in compromising plates, willie ilcauin.
hisawse. gave. accounts of wild nights‘

grated 1111 meim 1111111011
or conduct; nothings William Elston
L; New York. Mrs Bonn denied any
mg inlprolwx'. saving that sht and
“7”le Elston had 5111 up the 0111110. night
, milling Ilcnn‘s counstl scoffed v.1
I such a. thing being possible to which
Inns. Bean‘s counsel told him there

 

 

AND OATARRH

ASTHMA

were more wonders in the world than
lhe know 01. Judge E. K. NicholsonI
represented Benn while Mrs. Bean wasl

 

Try m You pay il'cproscnled by Attorney George
meantime wmdneovery for . Howell.
.ASTilMA,_ may“. normal. 1 ~
he produced

I _ Mrs. Henderson“ South Norwalk. 11

 

gtfnddmrtul results with 111001111110» 01
most stubborn cues.

 

Fancy! China at $1.00. each

Nippon Ware which is most at. '
tractive in decoration and shape.
Nut Bowls, B011 3011 Dishes, Rose
‘Jars, Jelly and Nut Sets, Lemon-
'a'de Dishes, Candlesticks and other
Odd pieces suitable for writing
'desk, dressing table or diningroom
sideboard. During the war time ,
I most of our good china is coming 7;
from Japan, France and England
being otherwise engaged. J span
is rising to the occasion in a most

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Washable Summer Clothes

,’ for little boys
’ Mlddy Suits with either long or

,' Two pairs of trousers with each

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tlick.

Voiles and Organdies are more eihan cvor [1111111131 and
there are several tempting ofieiings.

White Voiles spctial at 25, 39 and 50 etc. a yard.-
I ~ Three grades."
White Organdies, 39. 50 and 75 m,
Qrgandies, tine grades, $100 and, 51,25
For Tailored Use 7
White Skirts for buSiness wear
Gabardines, thirty—six inches, it,” 59 and 69 cts.
White (lotion Bepp. thirty~six inches, 59 and?!) 0135.
Thin] floor.

encouraging manner.

short trousers,

suit.

rose and blue,

Plain White Poplin Suits for 2

Suspender Suits for baby boys
I 2 and 3 years. These are of white
'Iwashable materials, also in tan,

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$4.50 I
I

$2.50

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and corn color.

 

$1.50

Bloomer Dresses, gingham and
chamb 1y, 2 to 6 years,

to $4.50

Separate Bloomers for children
all white, also pink, green,"blui1
These can be se-
lectcd to match other dresses and
pulling right on over the other lit-
tle clothes they save petticoats and

and 3 years at $5.00 ' _
dresses and keep them My. For
Middy Dresses 'ages 2 to 6 years, $1.00 each.
For llttle,g1rls,$:33,546 5 and 34?:31'8" In the children’s Shop. second

floor, a few little gold rings are

this truly meritorious remedy.
tore you forgot it. Address
Wilton. Conn.

It you hnve experimented with other
treatments and have rolled do not be
discouraged. but try at our expense

Send right now be n free trial he-
“ THE PEP- SENNA COMPANY,

;guest at the home of. Mrs. (1. w. Cole,
'01 Knickerbocker avenue, receivrtl 11'
:_ ételegram . trom‘thc War Dcnurtutcnt‘I
‘ I Saturday, notifying her of the death oil
I lher son in France on. Memorial Dli.".—'|
- : Springtlnic correspondent of the 81111113

 

 

 

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I ' Ararvulr FURNITURE Co.

0111110011
FURliiTURE

-. tor summertime use is 11 1911- I
ture of our dismay. We have
the coolest of porch settces, the
lightest of tables. rockers, arm
chairs. lawn souls etc. They

. are 11111111101110 light, strong and
weathei proof And a. visit will ,
demonstrate that our prices
are far in 1011 what “in would
0rd narilv cxpsct to pay {or so
much qualliv.

 

 

I $295
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Little pink and blue poplin dress-

,esfor45and650ars, at$360

sellinrr.

left from the National Baby Week
These will be given to

 

 

Tomorrow’s Prosperity ; ., r

' is today’ 3 economy What you avoid spending uselessly now
you will enjoy three-10111111 later lite.

3‘Open 11. Savings Account at $1. 00 or more at 4 per cent.
,und interest 111111111 convenient bank and save all the '
mdil‘év you can. than at time advances you willknqw when is
, to be financially independent. Don’t delay—begin TQDSY.

 

TRUST COMPANY
of South Norwalil.coun..

 

 

 

 

 

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E ' set $6.00
- Dessert Forks, $5.50
Sand 10..., $5.50
I Oyster Forks, $3.75
; {liable Spoons,

Fit _ set $6.00
I Soup Spoons, $6.00

7 1 Tea Spoons, ‘ $3.00
I Iced’Tcs Spoons;
“" $4.25 .. :

I} 'A variety of attractive little
. summer dresses in a varied assort-

ment of colors and combinations of
7 blue, pink and green, also all
$2. 25 to $4. 50

white,

Silverwear
“Queen Anne“

_7 - "‘ This is a new and handsome design and be-
I‘lbngs in the Roger ’s 1847 class. The knives and
‘ I f0 'ks have, hollow handles and are of simple and

graceful lines.

E1" Knives, Forks and Spoons in sets ofvsix.

I Medium Forks,

Dessert Spoons, $5. 5.0

1 Coffee Spoons, $3.00 ‘

Knives, liollow‘,
handles, set $8.00

Dessert Knives, $7.75

' Knives, modeled

handles, ' $3.25
Dessert Knives, $3.20
Fish Forks, each
$4.00
Cold Meat Folks,

. $1.50
Butter Knives, $1.00
Gravy Ladies, $2.00
Berry Spoons, $2.50
Sugar Spoons, $1.00

customers who purchase goods to
the amount of one dollar as long
as we have them.

I Second floor exclusively.

Women’s Stockings,
29 cts.

Summer weight,
white, Balbriggafi '
and black.

Center aisle. I

Dress Shields

The best grades of

shields are
tainable

and

yet , ob-
our,

stock is Quite com:

plete. The wise would;
an will provide hcr<'

Silver Section. main door. . ,

self against
nccds.

future

Main floor.

Late Books

“Frontiers 0! Freedom," 7

by Newton D.

rotary of War.

Baker. Sec-
31.50

As Mr. Dooley remarked,
"There is a great difference
between a Secretory 01 War

and 9. Secretary

of A War."

“Winged “torture."

by Major Wm.
V C. D 8. 0..

A. Bishop.
M. C- 81.50

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“Per nrdun ad asira." The
experiences of an aviator
told in a modest and simple
way, its easily as it talking

10‘ you.

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