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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 18, 1918 · page 6

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: mo SENTINEL

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'1... A. L. down. no»
I“ *ufinirsnnn- BY
* mum GOLDEN ‘.

"guy, oo'l'. El, 1918 .
TUBE ALMANAO FOR

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' TOMORROW 98 .
’W‘ tide 10:56 a.m.;11:.. P- m.
“tiles 7108;3ets 6:07. I

Jumper of the Associated Press.
the Associull d Press is exclusively.
W to thc use for publication ol«.
.5 neWs dislllllt'llt‘S credilcd lo it or
.01. otherwise in this puller ilnd also
“I local news publishcd heroin.

All rights 01' lt'I'llblltllll‘lll of sped
w disputchea heroin ale .ils'i rcI
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”oflsnnrinnr.” TELE-

‘ ' PHONE CALLS l

. Rooms-6:2. I
*W’ I Office— . .
rim Branch omits—4388. .
' m'a Residence—218.2. I

1’ mum Residence—1492.4
Om“ Manager's Residence—I
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in l"’t“‘3tl*’l“;
lulll’l

tn llll‘ umcl‘ll

LEAVE IT TO
There l5 Mlllllll st'llsi’
‘ WllSOn'S l‘t"tllt~l ll lilllLv
otic Alllvl'ii‘ull lli li'>\t‘
merits of lllt' l .lll. (l Slil'cs hull of llch
Allies thc lllliiil llilli‘. ill
iilated by “Ul'lllilln.
that [or t’ili'li ill‘lll
strongii‘vn l‘lr ll.lllll.~
ernmcllts.‘
No alum-ran .
-‘ nfl‘lct" hood in rend
'tlon. Nt‘lilli‘l‘ llcl-d llll.‘ t'lllZl‘ll think:
it unAillcril-Jn :lnd ‘lllltlt‘lli'lt'i'il'lt' lu
. él'acqnieEt-c. 'rl‘J' diplmnlllic ln‘illzlizc .
, ”them of llli‘ war is on ll “‘1‘ pl ll ilsI
“military lli:iillil»‘.t"illl‘lll. and not in MI
lightly. inlo'l'l'elcd Willi by zllllallcllrs. I
Then) llitVi‘ hcl'n lllzllly lllllt“, sully-I
Gen. Foch .lssurnml lllv silprclllv com
round of lhc Allit-ll :lrnlil».~. \\llt"l.l lll‘I
’mOSt any t'ilizcll l'lllsch llillllninl'i ll‘t‘I
"or felt likn (Jll'lll‘J. llilll llll\ltl'. l l
« was perfvcly lllu‘ll

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reading his l'lilll} llllllt-l' 'Villltl l-‘tll ll
ought to do. And illt'll llllll stubborn.l
silent Fl'olicllillzln liollld prowl-ll lllI

dil’l’rrclit \\;l). lllll‘

name olilirlll.

smash lhc Ul’l'lllltllfi ill‘ill lrll~ll llch

Bulgarians and link llll‘ 'l‘lllli« :lll'lI
‘, ’ undcx‘niinc (no t'cnll'lll l~‘.tll'nlm.ln >llllt‘I
7 ture until Mr
rhil'own pol lllcor‘llm. :llill illi‘r“ it
”hit and lllll‘l'lilll‘tl Willi llltt-r sulisiJl-J
Titan. l
undeniably. lhc Allil-d llllllllli‘} l-onl.
I mind. us how (“tinr'llilllt‘tL Knows \\'llltl I
it is doing. .
some that lllt- Allied diplomatic cont,
allot], consisting ut l'l'tr‘llllt'l‘ l-‘lt‘lllt‘ll
mu, Prolnlct' l.lo\dtlwlrgc, I'lt'lllil‘l'I
Qtllndo and l’l'csillcnl Wilson lllrtiI
knows “hit it is doing. I
“The heads of tho Allied BOH’l‘ll“
merits, like the lloliils ol‘ illt‘ Ailiod
armies, knou a urcnl dclll lilorv lllllli‘
lhey dh’ulgo. l‘rcsiilciil Wilson. for.
Qleple. has l-y llll' lllu bcsl rcsulirc I‘
en of information (it any mail ill lllt'I
(lulled Status. it is not llllillys pus-
Bible (or n Slitlt‘nlllalll. ili :l sllddcn llll‘l
i...dollcale emergent-i. to lzlku~ the public;
into hl'B full culll'idcni‘c lit lllt‘ lilo-l

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ll is lil'ctn suic to ‘>

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it is ltct-csslll'y in \Vlll' lllllt‘ toI
locust atalcsnu-ll as it‘l- trust gluicrllls.
H In the recent flurry oil-r the (icy;
on peace nolu, it dciclolli-il. it'llcnI
time (‘alllt‘ ld spunk out, llllll the.
”fireside!“ nci'cr had any notion lll‘ (lo-I-
it: what u l0l nl‘ poplc l'cclrcd lch
l; might d0“})lil.\' into tlrrlillluy's lllllidsI
pita slflrcndci' lhi- adlllnluucs gzlillcil‘l
my Allied arms. llc did not until lo.l
fmuse he is :l l‘ctllvst‘ntulilc Alllt‘l‘i-l
flan. He could not do it if ho tranlt-l ;
to. becausc lll‘ would bc dclclrcll Dyi
Iithe heads of lllt‘ Allicd umcrnnlclils I
,1 There will bc Ollll‘l' crisis to nicelI
C'hetore we got through. l.t" lls _mcolI
.tliem without partisanshipv :ls loyal;
find unanimous hillcl‘it'lms. with fallllf
the statesmcn ullnsc job ii is to
. I with them. Lcilvc it til llictn.l
13m is the cult fair way and the on-

:ly elective way.

 

ON WITH THE WAR
'ecrclary llilkor says .i- are go-
. right ahead nitll llll' niluliicntll-
all of thc almy and prui‘ldillu it
fill odequatv sulllllit-s.” _
“mun Lansing sills. “’l‘llc El)\'-
‘ ' t will conliiliil- in solid ori-r
, = Inca I'llh their submit": iw-
‘mth. and ”low I‘lll lw “til HIP
> rot-nitric: oi any kind "
Mb. Drink and ltuillm got
, um pluwcullna lhu war

7 1m“. ‘1 ‘ltp‘ibll' than m- y
W Chum-m Minn M ‘m. {or
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"that in tho twirl «non and
M an ear mum ullw-aw
R‘cfii M W'Ifinnlh r il-
M in non mm tho Nun

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W’ admin-d hm“ w

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:lellin" llc lzlluu's llt‘ will

lmliiplisll, t‘l“l‘.<llill,‘.‘ lhc lllullstrous MilI

 

l :llc Fluent-c committee. announced that .

McAdao Makes Stirring Plea
For Success of Liberty Loan

Washington D. C., Oct. 17. 1918. 5:25 p. at.

Burning Sentinel,
South No'walk, Conn.

Subscriptiolu reported and estimated up to noon Thursday
hillOlll‘l to four billion dollars leaving at least two billion
dollars to complete the Fourth Liberty Loan. Only two days
are lelt within which to raise this vast sum. No country on .
earth but. America could raise so vast a sum in so short. a. time. ,
Alzvci‘icalls can do it and must. do it. The destinies of the 0‘
world and the hopes of civilization are centered upon I.
Aliuica. We :llflll fail in everything we have fought for 4..
and hope to gain in this war if the Fourth Liberty Loan is .
defeated Let every true American citizen tcday examine
himself lllldt'l‘ the light 0." patriotism and say whether or not
he has; done his utmost in this emergency. The highest. obli-
gations of duty and patriotism commund every true American
to go immediately to his bank or to his Liberty Loan Com~
11111960 and subscribe to the limit 01 his ability to the Fourth
Libelly Bonds. Don't delay. Don‘t wait to be urged. Be
as quick to do your part in the Fourth Liberty Loan battle
as. our soldiers in France are quick to obey the orders to

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charge the cnclliy.

will help vou. If every patriotic citizen will do his duty today
victory ftl‘ the Fourth Liberty Loan is certain. The 0011- l
tinned victories of our armies in Europe. the certain defeat
of our enemies and the glorious triumphs of the cause of
linen}; depend upon what the American people do in the
remillllthg‘ tuo days of the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
W. G. M'ADOO.
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only whining: ill illlllt‘llllllltlll lll‘ lilcl
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l .1 'l‘lll' l'ullnnilig cllslulllil-s :ll'o l‘llllorl-lh
lllul Ilzl> so licurl) ‘ H l ed by illc coullllalldlll; gl'llt‘l‘al ill the".
itolld and pulling lllc tltllllall lililionl Amomfln l-lxpcdiliunary “‘11.”: I
will lluiiu‘. Morning List. ’

[it‘l‘H‘H‘ln‘ W.» lllll>l lit‘t‘li on llnlil vth
lllltl' llni:hell Ilit‘ l,l.~.k \i'c si-l nut to av»

dost my ml

into it rillli ul mind llllll

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ll pllssiillc in llyt- in Hip sllnlo \inl'lliI l‘l‘ll‘fl ”lI-H‘imll ~ ......... .‘lll
'tl t‘ II .. ll\' lll-rlvll'lcl' i Missing In nt'llun ............... H I'
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Illicd ll'oln wounds . .. . .. l»

SHOCKING WOMEN =lmu of (list-u...» .............. 7I
.\-: :l ll.tl'l til” lllt‘ lllllilinlll \ululllt‘t‘l'l Wulilldml. llvul'm llllllt'll’l‘llllllt‘ll .. MI ..
lllull-lllc‘lll lo Ilclll 24‘! ill lllc W01". it; “'"I
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII rltll't‘ ill Fulfil.“ [7. ill I Total .......... .' lIClII
‘ 1hr lollllullll: t‘llFllallit'~ .lr~ ll-pilrl .«

“slllli‘kinz' l-lllh" ('Ullll)t)5t’tl‘
All :llmlll Tin mull: ulcn unll “tilllt‘ll:

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ll has llnlil- lullllnl M'Hltl'. And :lny-I

HWY/“l 1' ml by llll‘ l'ulllnlilulling Kvllt’l‘lll ci'lllc
.‘illit‘lif'ilil l‘lxln'tlllltillill) lurccs:

Afternoon List.

39"

l-w‘t llllu llnlluincs lllnt lllt‘ pills.I hillrll ul zillion ........... :glv
9 H ‘i i ll lll~llil fun it ‘ “I’m“: ”1 "”1“” ......... :0
. . . . .\ ; . . .
“ I” n H \ In“ M H ‘ I l \\ lllllillcil slatcrcly . l‘m

lilt't‘ Willi :l lllith‘Hlllil in", N” “W““df lilitl llulll wounds .............. (in.

in llH‘ shall-l zlllll writt-llcll lllc inch! llicll ll‘lllll zllcidt-nl and mm” l‘
\ini‘i; lllls Illltllllt‘l' :tlcss t‘nllllng I I('illlr~l-5 , ., ______ .. :I
. - l lllt'tl ill insult-‘4' ...... g. .

S; \s :l l‘l"llt’l' tor whom lilc club. , - - ...... . .‘ I
L H I . ““"mlt‘d. tit-Kroc Ullilt'll rillluui .. "3i

lllll'll‘s’lv'tl .:'. Ilt'llJ‘ oi" wllclll' "l lllittll" W“ l“

in ilisllcclilm ni‘ lh.- shocks it‘llch lhcy' Tm,” ... . .. IIIIIIIIIIII ..l7li3
llml l'illislicil lllr l‘iclll, and was llKl'f‘“ I DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER!"
:llill‘ sill‘pl‘lswl iii ”iv I‘M‘l'llt’llt‘l‘ tIlI CAIUSES, . ,

- Whilc lllcy lll‘o :lll‘ Private. ’4

lllt‘ \Hll‘k llllnl'
l‘tlt'Ill thll’kul,

I‘m I'll-Hui". Allcn (E. New llllwn, t'ulln. -
- WOUNDED BEVERELY.

Wtillll'll ill ill“ Private.

Will‘li llllill .ll‘li- lllllll l llltVt' cinr limiI pumm I‘m... South “vfldmI mm”

lllt‘rt- ilrc nnc llr
||lil'l\ \tllo clln tltl llllil't‘;

.‘tIlNllllNllsns I
lmuhlllllll.

t)li"‘lll‘ plzlcc.“

Nti‘d i~ll‘l lltll‘ >lltll'lillili‘.’ What is
coin: to ll.t|||il'll ltl\llllll tilll. l'cliulllc
inslillllilln. llm llillln litrlll
l~ llllzcli ll‘tllli llcllind sltll‘ll t'tllllll'

~|lun llllll till llkl- lllut“
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L1H

1".\ Mill

THEY PAY FOR IT

lklll‘l lwlzllldilc lllt' sili'ln: (it ll.\ll'l‘l-‘tlltll. “cl. ‘9» Edward M. .

. . l Irwt‘l’l‘t‘ llllrlcy. ('llnilmltn Ill llll' l-‘cilcrul Ship"
1‘1“) “m "" ‘ ‘ «‘ ping Board has Rt‘ill to all shipyards .
in the country it lclcgralm warning

loud

for our llllic:
illllul llI“¥l-‘ Imylll‘: l‘" it. I
pm Mnmplu. l‘lllnl-c ilnll llillgllllitI sllipworkr‘rs against relaxation of ci-
L'I'll lo WU szsujmulldu l‘t‘l'l tort in View of tho (lormlln pt‘lit't‘ drivc.

“X I 'l‘lil- “domain which said that “Anr

lcricil has just begun to light." which

turn :ll'l'nll
llit‘ t‘ilml- lht‘

ltolll-l t‘onlnlissluu

 

llt‘t'ls ltl tuliiisli dllrili: lilo ncxl I ('lllll‘tl tor "colllinllcd rccurll breaking."
mph... llliinllis to tho ltUHHU'Il". and which dcrhlrvd lllllt "the enemy
I’rcncll and ll.~ll:i:ul.- ill lll\lltlt‘tl it‘l'l'l‘l still nccth it lot of licking." his lwcn'

l ‘ roll-used through llll‘ (‘minectlcut Slalcl
Ul'll . (‘olll cil of . ~- ' ‘ .
'l‘hv l'liilc-l \‘lllliw :ls :l wlln'lc llllllll‘“! .. ‘ . intonsl. .“ follows. l‘
- - . . i Mi shipworlmr Will lliilkc tllc criorz.
lls loud l-cllnmlllchn of thinking lur u llltllllt‘lll lull Hi 3 Will“ ‘
And you is ncllrly nil-r. Amcricn has jllsl be»; :

Hill of
lhollulll ililililcnliunlllly.

llifllll‘l'

\‘ttlllfl‘lf lilzlkc lllollc)‘ by the ”WOW gun lo llulll. lll lllt‘ coming months

. . . . . l iv our Food Adlninis'l uni long prcllliralion on tho hillllf‘llnt‘
lllit“ lnluinf‘t '. . . l :md lll lilo shipyards wtll yield l‘t~.~illils.ll..:~
"Mm "mm“? Shillworkcrs know llic not-d l'nr con-I ‘
:lnd lluilll—‘ll linucd l‘t't‘nl'tl breaking. Il‘h't‘l‘y ton of“...
shipping dcliycrcd now iv llt‘t‘tlt‘tl to ..
Icm‘ry our boys in Fl‘llnt‘l'. livery onl .

l Ilium-lied now iilclllis lorcc to the m {l

ll‘lllltill. hccrlllsd ilicy

out your houschold \“llSlt‘

\llllltllll \\'h.lt you don't n9Ptl.
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Congress Leaders Agreo I most to l‘f‘l-Ill)‘ win tho war ncxl
RE Sl‘ rom October siilllig. Dolll go by llit‘ war mulls. "l
0“ CC ‘ P l Thcy still ncod ii lot of changing unlit .

29 [Intll November 12‘ llll“ cnclny slill ncoils u lol oi licking. . ‘
' "‘ “" I'l‘onnagc will win lllc war unll bring .:
\\'.\Sllll\'(lT()N. D. t‘.. Oct. 17. -- I l-urmancnl puma” §
t‘onlzrcssionzil loaders at a co'nlercnccg _.... .,__._ .1
lalo )‘l‘SlPl‘tlily, agreed upon ll, schclue; SERVICE CLUB MEETs_ r.
whereby Congress will recess on Octo-I The fourth meeting "1- lhc Scl‘yicc S
'9

her 29, over lhc elcclions, reconvcning Club. room. 28. Franklin school, “as
on November 12. A joint resolutionIlir-ld yesterday afternoon. Thc pro
to Cllll') llllll plan into ctfect will lmIgram m“. as follows:

llllr‘Otllltt‘d in both Houses within a;Sollg~--“lelllc Hymn of the Itopubm.
l'cw days. t wClass.

As soon us lllt' ugleclllcnl was roach; may“"l’“udlil‘a"--.\clol| by Miss Ruth
.>d .\lr. Simmons. chalrmon ot the Son-j McMahon, Miss Dorcas Mn“ and
Master Morris Brescr.
lllc itcycmlc bill would not come up‘Story -"llow (“humpll (“In Sf‘l'\‘t‘tl”~~
for twilisiderlllkin in the Senate untilj Atlas Ethel Avery,

 

:ittcr u“. 919(‘ll0n2-l. Hr expects lhe.\‘lolln Solo— “Humoroukc'” Master .
mmmmw to coiupll-lc llir- mom-lure? Nullnnirl Hopkins. ,I
' ISlory~-“Srlling Onr l-‘irnl LibertyI.

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:llmul October 29.

ANSONM PATIOLMAN'B WIFE
Mll-

Axsoxl \ 01‘! ill Pltrolmln Pal ' HAIIAI CORPUS wart moulucnlv
mil Sulliwn. ill null tum“. ilnrtu. IIARTYURN. (m
I mulling writ "and” chi-led :5 Huh-ms roam...
hum Inn-b nun In: intuit-d in "w m lmlim t. Imus mum to onus-I
mm or In not» for mt n par tili- tor-luv luau the I‘Nnrnm'
hymn u» “Cf!“ to URI-“I
kit I» MI d II! M. at”.

Bald" Master Hymnn ern.
'swrr “A Belgian llny'n Sacrifice I
' “aster Loo Chins”. ' .

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“can I. hill in it» «an -.l u. I

 
 

«month. I-unhv-Ilbmu..n~
(ulna Wu w M “in “IMbll-wl «in “hunt,

 
 

 

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‘ ills lhl-y lllsl, ylll'll

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cur. print. an alum-ml by JW‘ Molar nu while

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lot feature, therefore, we say come early.

 

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E BOSTON STORE
HARVEST SALE

COMES NEXT WEEK r

sullen... 9. IS BOOKED FOR TOMORROW
A RED lETTER DAY OF VALUE$ -.

ITO speak plainly, it means important savings on wanted goods.
Trade here tomorrow, you’ll not be disappointed. It’s ,the' small

"In". our. in, nu

 

Small Lot of (‘olored Dress
Linen

dollar :1

49¢

27 Inch imported Black
Costume Velvet

About .'.u )nl‘lls. liullll 33.00 yard.

Whilr it lusts.
$2.10

yard . . . ..
Taffeta and Messaline
Silks and Satins

crr-ry color

$1.29

32 Inch Striped Waistinirs
or Shirtincs
39c.

\‘iilllc lim-
Whilt- they hm yard ..
168 Yards of 49c Lining
Satcens

Full yul‘ll nidc. u-ll'lh :l
.iul‘ll. \\'llill~ lily-l
last. yard

 

 

Short Pulls. ullnn»
Value-s up in 82.0“
Willhz they lust, )llltl

 

 

As long

WOMEN’S
and MISSE

A“ pool llllllcl'inl.
\illllcs up to storm.
'l‘lllllurl'oli' \i'llllc lllcy lllsl . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5 Suit» ill all].

s SUITS

We have about 33

.. $8.98

 

.85 Dress Skirts

lll llt‘lll'l_\ ci'l-i'y colur- . llll \tmll llllllcrluls.
“Ill’lll up to “.50.
Wllilc lllt'_\' lust. cllcll . . .... . . . .. . . . . . . .. ..

$3.95

 

Women’s Coats

Willchl' \i‘l-lglll.I Nut Illitl|_\'. 'l‘llt‘) lll'l‘ \l'til‘lll up to Srilliflli. Sonic
llill't' illr lrlilllllillg. Wonderful villuc.
Wllllc tllcy lllsi ...........................

$12.98

 

lHJlltH'l'th

Satin Dresses

All Illt'“. ‘ Mostly :lll tllc \\‘ltl|lt‘ll t'llltll‘s.
\\'llllc lllcy lust

licglllnl‘ mill

1‘ $17.7)“.

..... $12.95

Willi-ll is loss than lllc cost of iillltcrilll.

 

Not all colors
$2.25 40 Inch Silk l’oplins
Short ,lcnglhs dross patterns.

Whilc lhcy hm. s1 39
I

yard .....
$2.00 Crepe dc Chine

Alninsl ercry color, shorl icnlrlhs.

Whllls they lust.

yard, ................ $1 .29
36 inch Cotton Poplins

White and colors, mostly lll‘ens pul-

itcgulllr 77w yalrll.
49c

Whlli- lllry lust,
yllrd ........
$1.00 44 Inch Black and
White Checks .

Short plcccs (Ll't‘Si null skirl lends.

Whllv- lhl‘y lllsl. 49c

yurd .................
Fancy White Cotton Dress

Goods
‘ 25c

\‘illllcs up to than
Tomorrow. yard ........
1 Piece Striped Linen
Suitinlz

All linen. full yard \yidc;
$1 00 yard. \"llilo il
lusls. ynrtl ...... » ......

 

 

 

 

 

worlh

49c

All White Dress
Linen

Extra hNIV)‘. worth “1.00.
“'hilv it last“.
yard ..... .. . .. .........

 

36 Inch

49c

SETS ill ..

Value $45.00 ‘6‘"!

'l‘ulllorrou' ut. . .....

FURS ‘

‘1 Small Lot of Skunk Sets

A slllllll lul only. llccclllly pul'cllllscd. l'ully it'llrrilull-ll. 'l‘uliulr-
roii' iii ”iv small lot sale.

..................$16.00 ”$24.00

This is lllmlll 25 pct cclll. lcssdhuu tllcir \‘illllt'.

............. . ...... $ 36.50

 

Whllc

Small Lot Of
Feather Bed Pillows

Worth “.25.
they lost. ouch ........

Yard wido, in dress
war.

they lost. yard ......

$1.00 Plaid Dress Goods

and skirt -

lcnglhs, excellent for young girls‘
Tomorrow while

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Worth 20c ouch.
Tomorrow ..

Small Lot Of ~
Turkish Towels

2 ““‘ 29c

 

, Small Lot Of
Turkish Towels

Largo sizc. hluc or pink borllci's.
\‘nluc 79c. cllcli.
Tomorrow. (‘tlt‘h ......

49c

 

Small Lot Of
Light Calico

Worth 29(‘ yard. Whili-
they last. yard ......

19c

 

Yullu- 39c,

Tomorrow. yard ......

Yard Wide Percales

. Sniull lot of fancy stripl-s.

25c

 

Remnants of Crash

Towelinl

About two ynnh Will!» the
halls “Sikh" Ila-“ll! Pl’li‘V'

 

town In! M"
undo! Ihfl‘h Imml aluWK‘“

Cluc-
III
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thy bk! yard

VMHMI

 

 

bit wilt-ii

o Min Hwy last

168 White Counterpanes

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Women’s Black Glace
French Kid Gloves

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yard ..................

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AllSilk Riblbons

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Turkish Wash Cloths
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White Luna Lawn

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$1.15

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$1.19

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Iron Holders
2 for 5 c
O’Cedar Oil

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Water Pails

1:! quart size. galvanized
slightly marred.

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59c

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