t.
with my histories. he hath cast lav
Th»
llttall in: upon Babylon, Jail tf‘t‘ an
out. tiptlulw dot ~. to luv .:nd 7L5
scorn adamant
‘1 EVENING 83%
":3. 1.. a A. L; oomulmllj
W BY Jerusalem say. And Babylon shall be
{3” GOLD" come an astonishment and a bininu.
W "Thu- together likr
”'D‘Y, 00!. 21, 19“, young liona. they shall growl as lion>'
“-—
llal-itanr of Z.ou an), and my Blood be
upon the lnltabllflflln of I italdt-l. shall
shall load”
WIOHOW
lambs to the slaughter.
"And I will execute Judgment upon
Ball in Babylon. and i will bring out
of hi:- mouth that which be liath swal-
tidal:10&m.;1:25p.m. ;
hm7:m;m6:03. '
lumber of the . ‘
The Associated pmsn is helltclumvegy; loved up. and the nation.» shall not
mind to the use for pu .cntion ‘ _ . ‘
:1 news dispatches credited to it onilun All) mow unto him,
fit otherwise in this paper and alsor
".0 local news published herein.
All rights of rcpubllcatrtn of rpe~
,‘ll dispatches herein are air”) ro-‘uf the (‘halde-ans! For Jehovah layetil
"The .~ound of a m- irom Babylon.
and of great destruction from the land
.vv
inf—G.—SEN'FIVNEL TELE- her the great voicc. and her mighty
PHONE CALLS men arc takon. their bows ale broken
wow Boom—92- in pieces; for Jehovah la a (kl of
lumen OMS—93. wcompense. l‘e will surely requitc.
Walk Brunch Giles—433% .
, 'l l '10 I 218-2. : “The broad walls of Babylon shall
0h] Editor-'1 MBWnOO—lwz-fi be utterly overthrown. and her high
- ' [’3 Bandeau—- gates shal be burned with fire; and
113-12. ‘gatcs shall be'burncd with fltc; and
- ._ W- ... 0-“— ~' her nations for the filo, and tilt-V
UNCLE SAM WANTS WORK shall be Weary."
This rwnlng the Sentinel beams
. . ., . s . " e ,
' the publication of a Wiles oi ill“ Dag a tremendous- doom. (.crlnany has
. . - . . . . . ,Ptl
v rtlselncnts which dlt tomtncntl warned both, as much an Babylon t-V‘
. e .
to the careful read‘ink‘ and 00"“de or did. She is now cooking to escape
Hon of cvt‘fy' 011“. «specially ”‘8 work- from the wrath tt‘ Home. 'l‘h-u'c is a
in men and womcn in ”‘9 WWW“ way of escape, tnrough repentance
and rcstitutionrAbut will she clioOsc
if not. the fate of Babylon
and industrial elation-mes of this my.
These ads. will bu t‘tlllttallllllal. 'l'llcv that way?
Will [mint out tho nt’t‘l’r‘sli" “l "W" be hora!
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CASUALTY llil
REPillllEll lllllll
'l“n- following casualties alvv ropot‘l-
t-(l by ”10' (Ullllllltlltlllll: neural of thc
.\lllt‘l‘li‘llll l‘Ivadilitlllfli')‘ Forcc for Sun
(in). October 20.
“fiber evidences of patriotism by rr-
mining true to one‘s job in it.» rcia-
than to making true to onta‘s country.
The war has taken huudrt-ds of
the best young men. lt-aving :l gap in
industrial affairs that must hr bridged
by those who are permittt-d to l'tflllillll
lltllll
It home because of cxotllptmn
drift by “‘4le of into or tilllvl‘ ttltltll
must do lllv‘
‘ e at home ‘ . _
lions. Thom ‘ . Klllt'tl ill ilt'llUll .................. ill
work of the absent boys, as we‘ll ”v" Mining in action . .. .....‘Jtltl
\l'oundrd sovcrvly ................‘.’titl
their own, and much more titan llll‘ll‘
WIVES—"WIAO‘ iMWIlltlps. 1 “ill bring them down like
Babylon wasw. and destroyeth out of ‘
It is a tronlondous arraignment alltl‘ ,
.an authentic record occurred in 1.360.
,and sen-la] haw boon describcd
l
l
' t'ttlly. ~
The last pandcnlic occurrrd in 1889-.
h . . [bid from wounds . ..... . M
‘~~ : v ' - ' t r . ,
lg in usual work. ‘f' m“ ”mm“ "H “"H’l" H ”mi from :tt‘f‘ltlt‘lll and othcr
to he ' maintained at normal. ’l‘o hr nu about ‘t'illlbt‘fi . ......................... 1‘
“(.k . .. ll . WWW Ult‘d ()l' tllaraso- .................. t
‘ satisfactory ““1 honola H l ‘ Wounded tdogrev ulnlctcrmint-dl..Hui
I" there can no no cul‘lailltlcnt of out- Woundcd slightly ................. it.
I‘ t. 1‘ n , nuat .. ‘pced up“ 1 lliml from acroplunc :lrcidont. . . . .. 2,
. pu wery u t l . > . .- _._
a. i
’ Total ........................ t .d '
little. .
Private.
’ Hotcilklss. Halold, Now llltVo‘ll, Conn.
,B‘BVLON DIED or DISEASE.
It Gcrmany fails to ltt‘('(‘lll ltt‘Oml' , Private.
and completuly the wrms oi tlw Al-I ”0'“‘{A’gs‘fl‘lgésgge‘glnézv ’
nos. there iv but one ““9 W "i" """t LASKOSKI. \‘l'altcr, New Haven. cunn.
MA‘RlNE CORPS CASUALTIES.
’l'ltc following ('llfillalllf‘fl arc rcport»
ud by the commanding gcnotal of illt‘
forms for
\
llyl
-tho aid of ancient llabyon fun-told|
by the Proplict Jeremiah. I
it would ")0 a fitting end. for the! Alum-loan ltmulqptnnury
. . . . . m Sunday, October .0,
l parallel betwten Ncbutlwlmzzat .u liKillcd in action .................
Wilhelm, Babylon and llt»ut:=cltland.. Dim] oi wounds ““4le in action ' ‘
Died 0 discasc ................... 7
7
..
t
“0 Chnldoans and the (.m‘nlana. m “t Woundcd in action (scverclyl till
striking one. in each case it )9 a, Wounded in action tsllglltlyl 2
. , . -. Wounded in action tdcgrcc unde- l
, , . .mbl ,
record 0‘ godless vmlonce md ' l tcrmmctll ..................... . 10
flour aims of wot‘ld~€0n0uefll- Jf’l‘e“; ln hands of mlemy ....... . ....... :2
nullb's flaming words are as at" to- Missing in action ................. 45
only as when first uttered 25 centur-t Total ....................... 2.130
The following casualties: are report-
“. ‘30: . ed by the commanding general of the
‘Behold. i am against théta. 0 dcs'l' American expeditionary form for
toying mountain. saith JemvflhalMonday. October 21.
and Killed in tction ................. 102'
t‘ -
which destroyeth all the car it. gMissing in action .............. .155:
I will- streicb out my hand upon ”‘99. Wounded (degree undetermincdt 278i
, from the rocks.' Digd of aeroplane accident ........ 4
“‘1 roll thee down Died of accident and other cauaca.. 9
and make thee a burnt mounttllll- And. Died of disease .................. 185
,y ‘ lie of meg a stone for Died of wounds ........ , ......... 112
they Sm" no a Wounded severely ............... 155
foundations. but thou “ha" be “9”, Slightly wounded ........... 38
Into forever. '
‘ Total ................... 1.043‘
“Set yo up a standard in lllP land.
blow the trumpet among tin: nations,
prepare the nations against "h‘er. ap-
point a marshal against her, cause the
I ‘ horses to come up as the rough can.
her warm. Prepare agalnrt_“lfcr the
fictions, the govenors thereof End the
deputies thereof, valid all the land of
their dominion.
"The land ttembleth and is in pain:
for the purposes of Jehovah agnlnsl
kbylon do stand, to make the land
of Babylon .1 dcsolatfbn.
“The mighty men of Babylon re'
main in their strongholds; their
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMIN.
ED
Chellman. Rudolf A.. Hartford, Conn.
, Private.
Ray, Hanlon E., Greenwich. Conn.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED tN
ACTION, '
Fisher. Mark R. Waterbury. Conn.
Semantic.
Fisher, Mark E. Waterbury. Conn.
Private.
Bloodworth, Springfield. Tenn.
Cassells. Thomas F‘.. Hartford. Conn.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Sergeant;
Jensen. Anton N.. Greenwich. Conn.
The following casualties are report
expeditionary forces for Monday after
noon, October 21. ‘ '
Killed in action 72-
" "I t "ed. H dwellin [flac- Mil”!!! ll'l aétlon ........ ........ 54
f‘ . :21”; 0:1". ”if..." ”:bmk. Wounded (degree undetermined). 87; SInandanL—“Iwuinnvu-y
i' . pied of drum . ................. 3i lwuknomtumaditlon. h-vlngmflmd
‘_ 0.. MI shall run to me u-Mlvod if woundzd... .............. lzlmfimmsm
ended nova y :m - . “k” M
other. to show the hint of 31M“. army wounded ....... . ....... . 30':le 0‘ lid» ”I dim donu-
uuacmlummmry quot. “in! nil-id waging.
I
Total ..n...
. ignition-mammalian
.“lildnrmaflw. l
.vguamum ¢_WW°“Manmm
1 , Elbow Ii'llth'nnml..mu.c~
Whoa-noun“: n cl ,
. “fl. ham-alga"
M " In 4"" '
However, people can'
out tent
ed by the commanding general of the 1
. ....... .. .....u .. ..
: disavow»: 8?‘MW.
"at": 3
... *uu.“ qmflhmfimn whim. iV
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. READERS’
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The United Bantu Dcputaut of Aymara" .. .mdtnx l
The lack ul tor T‘
all and the int 5 '
out rcuuests to the peoplc to cave tho luv 5
‘ \ time" tar next year’s gardens 1: apparcpt 'g
. of leaves. rich in the chemicals that most gardens need. u an ab
l solute neoelsity. l
f If you can obtain some more make a compost heap in
old burlaps, canvas. or boardl. If there is no manure to be had
spade in the leaves now and you will be amply repaid next
spring, not only in the quality of richness but in the tax E
lure of the soil. , ,
In my event do not. waste the leaves by burning them. as its
you are not only injuring yourself, but depriving some one else
le-‘ORMATION ON iNFLUENZA.
My licar Mr. Editor:
it occur» to me that perhaps a little
information on lul'lllk‘lilit may be inter-
estlng and perhaps useful to your read
era. and. as i am laid up a few days
for repairs, it gives me tho opportu‘
nity to write a few lines.
The prcsent epidvlnic is bad: in
some M—‘Cllulls of thc city every house
and Mt‘l‘)‘ family. and. in 501119 cases,
every mcmber of tln- li—llllll)‘ has been
visited by the disease.
'l‘hc wonder is it has not been more
fatal, because when the lungs become
crtrnaivety involved, the paticnt is
doomod. and the tendency, in the pm
..xenl cpidemic. la intolvmcnt of the
lungs.
The dircasc is canned by a microbe
known as the l’l'eift'cr Bacillus of in-
tiutnza, became, in 1892, the bacillus
Jwas diacowred by vaiffer.
The first pandemic of which we lime
in
each t'l'llllll‘)’ since then. in 871. A.
1)., an epidemic occurred in the fill-so-
potatniun alt-a. which was probably ill-
tlncnza. as it, was altribumi lo the
cold north wind.» and affected the air
pans-4mm The deaths in llagdad
:lllltlllnlt‘ll to 500 or 000 daily.
lnliucnza Ut‘t‘uln‘ t‘lltlt‘llllt‘llll)’, cpl»
donut-ally and, httlllulllllt‘s. pandegmi»
it", but was not as virulcnt or fatal as
the pvt-rent pandemic.
Epidemics usually run their course
ill tour to m wcclls, and are more apt
to occur ill tho fall or motor, when
tlwrv is least sunshine.
Young adults are t-llicliy attacked.
till [“11" cont. being betwwu thc ages
of 20 and 40.
attacks tlltmc of all ages. making it~t
onset suddenly, the prodromai period
living from a fcw hours to a. day or
NH). 'l‘lw flrnt symptoms are usually
llt‘tlllilt‘llt‘. nlalail‘c, cllillincaa or rigors
and fever, and, frequently. scvcrv
pains in the back and limbs. ’l‘hctc
are M’lllt‘ cuties. however, no mild as
to cause lllllt' annoyance, but lilochar-
actt-ristiv cats-m have the symptoms
just described.
The lot” in the present. cpidcmit-
has bran. an a rule. high. in most
cast»; lllt‘ tcnlpcrutllrt- gradually falls
to normal. ill from "W to sown day".j
lull, ill sonic cases, may persist irrcg"
ularly I'or strvoral “'t‘t‘kfi‘ and there arc.
carticrts In whom the bacilli varnish
for two or lhmc yearn. and it is. prob-
ably, from those the sporadic Cafit’fi oc~
cur.
(‘roupnuu pneumonia and gastroin-
tontittal diaturbancca have broil fro-
quunt complications, in the present epi-
demic. also doliriunl, both ’mild and
uctlvc.
An attack of influenza (look not cont',
for immunity. for many individuals
havc n-lnpses and repeated attacks.
Tllc proatrution so characteristic of-
tcn lingers for works aftcr llm actlm
symptoms have subsided. callccially if
the heart has suffered from the attack.
The disease is so contagious and the
period of incubation so brief (a few
boom. in some (‘llSt’SJ the prevention.
by isolation, seems almost. lmposalblc..
isolate thcmg
solves. to a ct-rtuln dcgrcc. by avoid.
int: placos whore people congrcgatc,;
especially within doors. i
All won as the disease attacks a. per-.
son he should be kept in bed. at rest,
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‘ Til 085”
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Women Praise Lydia Ean- i
hour’s Ve eta '
' a bio Compound
for Health Restored. ‘
In '_nlmoat every neighborhood in;
America are women who have tried‘
this standard remed {or f l ‘
and know its worth.y emae m'l
Athol. MESA-“"1; in E. Pinkh '
Ye stable Compounlddhu done m1":
war of good. sutl’oredfrmnaweak-
neon and a great deal of pulp every
month and nothln brought me any re-t
lief until I tried t in famou- medicine.
am a different woman since I took it
and want others who suffer to know
about It."—Mrs. ARTHUR Lawson, 559
Cottage St. Adlai, Mun.
’I‘htt dim-arc, how-o'er“
of a possible uhancc of benefiting his garden by their use. i
This appeal is more especially addressed to our club boys
who have helped each other so well this past summer, and we
are sure they will be willing to turn in and'help each other to
comply with the Department's request.
I NORWALK GARDEN ASSOCIATION.
some corner of the garden 1nd protect it during the winter with l:
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Big Stocks.
d
i
10"
.
until ltllll‘dlrm't‘llt‘t‘ is v5tabllsh+¢dfpaitl but ‘94 a month in a {Million
TlllS swim: unno't'r'rral‘y In many, who which last June paid hm. ”murmur,“
have mild attacks. but it must be w a man, something our sins, and for
luciubcred that h) lmepillg at rust, r... which the pav has since- bu.“ H',’ l
WVH’Y takes place more quickly. and Hi raised by lllt' 1mm“, (gm. 41
fewer Will sufl'cl' iron) the prolonged Slim. l
prostration. An abundance of lrerh In the Baltimore and Ohio offices at, -.
merchandise.
Boston Slor
The Great
Harvest Sale
STARTS TODAY ’
Big Values. It’s a
time to buy and save. Hundreds
of important savings on wanted
w- a ma. ‘
O.
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31.x...
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air allould be llll'lllrllt‘d the patient, Balllnton- thr‘ ”Yulbl'l'llullt! pl‘hidtpl >
day and night. And. tight herr. let me declares tho mm’pam (llllt'lflls' an»,
sav, our lllrull‘rgx I Hurt-hrs and schools .lllflflling the (”dots in such a way “55
shbuld bc wvll wnttlated. Thea the ‘0 make lllr.‘ rates for liltrsonL‘é-t’s“ .
alt-e5. patriculatly. are notorious for chordboys and other attendants unw
thll‘ poor \‘t‘lllllitlltlil and foul air. An ‘1‘”: “limp?" years old apply to E-llr'.
adult l'oquitrs 3mm cubic tt. of fresh 0‘ ”WNW“ ."t‘ars whom tlwv «mane 9
air. an hour, tor lllt' lthul>llt‘ amount as mehN’flRWS and thenasalgn to duty ‘
of oxygen t'or pt-rlm-t hl'illlll. ’l‘hia “5 ””145 l’ndrr flu-l orders tho lP'th‘l
BLANKETS
Buy tlwni now. The Mttt‘lis are
t-olnplvtt- and prlrcxaandt-r value.
Wool Nan Blankets
Full double bed >i/.v. warm and tlur~
alilv. in white anti gray. at. pair.
$4.49, $4.98,
amount of oxykvn lu‘r'llfi the air {rush lh“ may be paid any limit is “7.7.0
and “cat all illl‘ lllllt’. but the alr in d "WM!“ bl“ ”l“ gtrls rtft’rl‘td to are
our tllcatren (Britt‘t‘lltlly \lhtn you go M’l‘dhbultlrsfllj "Hill‘llllllzll‘ is: said, . .
in to the second .~howt. is so foul. you 9 ol "”1"“ l” "MN“ i lcvkr‘l
is pushing its organization campaigns
can taste ll. Tln- city health ofl‘lt‘lrulfl among my mum" Hmmwps w. my $5 98
should “""ud I” ”W n-gulallon ”f ‘ I“! railroads "llll zrcnt at-tivitv 'Illtl atl .
_tlnportnntqu!sli01b . . lil’Prwnl fortv Iwr will of lllt: mcnr ., l-Ixtra ~lze, in white and gray.
'lo Usual" tlltt lllht'lla‘mflflVt-l‘lll My“! 1”,” m In“ Dl‘fltllcrhoml aw women At. 6 98
“nor.“ m" d'“°”2‘“. l'w‘d'b‘ “m" and the numbers arc increasing strad-l pair I
Inactlng pPOph' “lllllll doors. tllcy may "y. l
have a nllld .‘tllllt'li of walkink mild. ......mo _ __ l “Beacon" Jacuuard and
BEDDING WINS SUlTS. 3
Pull}.
Indian Blankets
Pal :
Takc small times of quinine, -.- ,
moderately keep llll‘ functions rcgu-‘J 1"” , . _ ,, _ ~ ,
' . ud Keefe .- “Olll'lt- thick. warm. handsome
Iatod. Haw an abundance of purc.v go r dectdca Tax Case: I”; t lilankcts.
Favor of Town.
llrdding wins it-- tav now-a] mum,
through lllP wptond of .ludlzc2 John
H. Kueler. of lllt‘ Superior court. 0'
lllt‘ tin «tins of John W. Hanks. ~it-
limit as ronltnittvv to hear \‘altlm ml,
tin» two appeals takun by lit-s. Lulllu A good variety of run dt‘signs. full
'0
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8 Fork, “in: of totmrr Slaw Scllalfll‘ site. With CUM $4 49
lawn-r 0. Pork. and \X'uItt-r lmttficn. and tarrels .......... -
lnthe Peck fast-s tin: appeals arP‘ ‘ '
nu tin» listsuf 1915 and lllltl, 'l‘hr- town',, .
pill lllt‘ pl'Gllt‘l'l_V in at $35.‘.o0 Milli. Mus‘in Sheets and I’lIIOW'
Cases
ll‘dl’ llllll Sill BIT: lilo tilllt'l'. 'l‘llt‘ lltlal‘ll
\
‘ WP wist-ly bought big stocks of
of rclirf I‘ll! this to Sllttfiltlo. But tllP
l ‘ xhceta months~ ago from the Ernest
Special at ............ $5.98
'200 Fancy Beacon Bath
Robe Blankets
fresh air. at all limos.
Semi for your physician as soon ttx‘
you begin to tvt-l the symptoms, tllrn
not into bed. and stay tin-re, tlntil lll‘
at‘l'lws and talu-s l‘llfll no of your case.
1.. .\i, .«ll.l.l«1.\'..'ti. D.
CURE FOR COLDS
Editor of 'l‘ht- Sentinel:
This ll‘ up (I'll limo renlmly uhlt-h'
will at ont-o win-w and plum cow :1
cold in tho llt‘;ltl and throat. Sprinklr'
a handkerchief ilt‘l‘lv “llll ~pirits of
t-alnplmr and inhale deeply. and if
pcralstcti in will giro good results. i,
have used this roulctlv for yams in.
my own largo family and recomnwnd- "”"s ”W ‘ln‘l'"'~'“-
t-ununvttee finds that 336.000 is a Hill
mltrkt-t ration and Judge Kmlcr won-
all to others Lntl llilllltl it good and m. ‘“ ”l" 11"”20" NW ”1“ tisrvsmrwlfilmons (70.. of Port ("writer The
thin time it llllL‘lil prom hclpful, as {'“l ‘" "W ”'r"l?""'l' ‘“ “7-375 “E9 filf‘,ghest in the land. Now we olfcr
it is worth trying. ward of w “’ dmp'wd “ to s""""" l them at a third below wholesale
MRS. .\l. J, B. .‘l‘ln- rotnmitttw "tall? the markct val‘i
Micllatll llt.tdv. of Néwburm‘t, N. Y “9 857.000
known all tn‘cl‘ the country as “Mike --.... ...-
flit! Signmau." and the daddy of all
the sign ttztlntcra still in active scr-
vice. sends a clipping from a paper in
his homo town doxcrlbing a mammoth
scrvicv ltnnnur measuring 60x20 fen.
which ho paintcd recontly in honor of"
prices. as follows:
Q Harvard Sheets
10 Made From Specialty Good Reliable
"“" “v Sheetin
Fashionable London ' a
E‘HSlzc 54x90 inches. Sale price,
$1.49 each
l
RIDGEFIELD MAN soso F
FOR WIFE'S FINEHV BILL
Depoultion of '
Firm Offered in Suporior Court
of doposl- l,
_ Testimony in tho form , . ‘
”l“ 2"“ "'9“ fmm that city now l" tinna taken ltv cmplovos of the t’innl .5'19 72190'"°""- 3’“ price,
the sorvico. it in of cluborntn do in l.ond\n. Effllami was taken yester- l ”-59 each
vain and ”_ ”“an on both “mp”. 0' day in the ill“ of l’aqin. Ltd... the fa- ’Sixe le90 inches. Sale price,
”'9 “W“ “W“ l“ ““‘d" l“ “"f‘; pm“? mous women‘s apparel establishment. ‘ 31.79 each
from ‘f "W” mill. Although M‘lkf' against .lohn t‘. \l‘ostvrvclt, of Bill?!“ tsize 81x90 inches. Sale price,
1‘5 cm»... to tho ttllollml and of lllPF mm. for 33w wotth ”f goods purl. 31.93 each
:2"? “"1 ;‘*;‘n:"m'fn'";:."h:;fl::m(§ t-llaacd by his wife prior to her dl‘. ' Sh
‘ '\' 0‘ il l A ~ '
' . . ~— . - . "W'- hltethorn eets
3'" “ml-r “gain“ ”1“ “all?” m "" Marla \i‘eatcrvclt um is made «r W
Heavy Linen Finish, Frmly Wov-
TheDependnbte and De-
clrable Sheets.
QSiu 54x90 inched. Sale price . $1.69
.l
«lo-fondant in tho suit. Them it: a quark.
tlon whether or not the English law ,' e"-
or the American law will govern the
transaction. The- court ordered the
lawyers to tile briefs on this point.
"‘3‘ Hair west of the Rockies. . ilc
numbers it host of Norwnlk friends.
—.1
CHARGE RAILROADS
ARE PAYING WOMEN t Size 81x00 menu. Sale price . $1.98
LESS THAN THE MEN; CHARGED WITH STEALING WA. Size 81x99 inches. Sale price . $2.25
3 GON , Size 90x99 melted. Sale price . $2.75
(Continued From Page One) l Rnbf-l‘l Montgomery, who was ar-
- . 'reswd' by Sergeant Silk as he stcnppd Pillow C8888
the enfort-cntent of tho Director fled from the boat on which he is a deck Size 45136. Sale price 39¢: each
crnl‘s orders \vcr are laying lllt‘ cases hand. was arraigned in the uptown Size 45x35_ Sale price _ ‘ .. 490 “ch
before the Labor Division as rapidly court this morning on the charge of Hemummp
as they come to our knowledge! stealing a wagon from a man named , . ,
Th9 most flagrant disregard of or-nginns, after he had sold ftlle horse 3‘39 “5‘381‘2-33'3 price 49° 33°"-
dcra is charged In the application of attached thereto with the pormlssio 59¢ each
Size 45x36. Sale price
Bleached Sheets
Full bed size. good wearing and,
laundering quartits, extra good
"M $1.19
Sale price . . .
' NEW COATS AND NEW
SUITS
For Women and Minus.
Marked at Small Profit.
w—
Women’s Smart Coats
in every garment.
the principle of equal pay for equal of the said owner.
work by women and men. Specific lt developed that “Bob" as he was
cases have been reported on tho Penn; generally known, was commissioned
sylvanin, tho Baltimore. and Ohio. the 'to sell the wagon. too. if he could get.
Leiden. the Atlantic (‘Oast lino. and'nlne dollars for it, but it developed
practically all the big lines. it is Bald. that he sold the comb for five dol-
in the general offices of the Atlantic tars and mislead of turning the mon-
Coart line at Wilmington, for exam- cy in. spent it in riotous living.
pie, according to the statement. a' Mr. Owinqs was willing to drop the!
woman employs who has barn in the'charge of theft it he could get his nine
service of the company for “Wen dollars and Robert was released un-
years and whose ability is nol only til Monday, November 24th, on his .
unquestioned but is highly ratsd by promise tn on that amount. and also
the company oflicials. is My being $5.50 a‘s the costs of the case.
“Freezone” is Magic! lift any Com or Callus
right off With lingers—No pain!
I. Big value
That's what you are looking for.
“Elva give style and value. We have
bought carefully in order to get
the best values at the most reason-
able price. Styllsb coats. made of
beautiful fabrics, marked at much
less than their actual value.
D $12.98. .. $45.00
2001th For Misses. Juniors
and Girls
in every acceptable material or
color. Good warm practical gar-
mcntc. and tube-t value: to be
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HOUSEHOLD LIN ENS. 3
TOWELINGS. ETC.
3.000 Yamf Sturdy ‘;
Crash 0
19¢ ;,
\Vortll 13% yard
Now
Turkish ow‘cls ,t
l’eri‘ct'tly wow .1 good band,»
size. The mill price today at will:
a dull-ll. ()ur Sill" price 14 .
cacb C
Turkish Towels
Full bleat-hwl. good firm thread. ,;
ahaorbcnl and durable. Specially
Priced for this ‘45”1“ 24¢.
each ‘
The \vholnulv ]ll'lt't‘ It‘lla)’ is fill"
dozcn.
Turkish Towels
The well known Mandard 'l‘utm '.
irh towel that cvvry woltlan know. '
Sold at th mill Hillary for $6.3m .t
dozen. “'9 have th-r l 'Juo of thou
town]: for this, sale at tho mortal
price 01' 476
Mich
linvn ..
'i
and glass
25c
Crochet Bed Spreads Q
Good quality, all good designs 'l
Worth $3.00. Sale price $2 49
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Linen Crash
liarnalcy‘s fillllllur .til
crashes. plain twillul
checks. Sale price
l“:
yard , y.
i
Extra Large and HeaVyftt
Crochet Bed Spreads
3‘50 quality. Sale price $2 98!
Crochet Bed smuta
Extra fine quality. scalloped and'
cut corners; HMO quality. Salt
$3.49.!
Satin Finish Counternanes ’
Rich, handsome raised figures. l
scalloped; $0.00 quality. Sole .
...... 54.4%
English Loni: Cloth "“
Soft finish, even thread. for night,
robes, underwear, etc; value 350,,
Sale price, -
yard .................. 259 ’1
English Long Cloth
High grade. Splcndld for womrn‘s A
and misses‘ fine underwear.
Value $3.00.
Piece ........... '. . .. $2.49
English Long Cloth
40 inches wide, superior grade Dow .
it
., :l
t
, a
,
skin finish. Value $4.00. if
sale price.
piece . .. .............. $2.983
Nainsook ll
‘Made of fine Egyptian cotton, spev ll
cial soft finish. for undergarments
and infants“ dresses. Valnev 500
price, yard .
"‘“d' 8“” ...... 396g
KITCHEN
’ ‘ FURNISHINGS
A Mug! Extensive and Varied Stock.
Blue and White Enamel 1"
Ware
$13.35
1 '1-2 qt. DOUBLE
BOILERS. Special .. a
2 quart DOUBLE s . .
BOILERS. Special . . 1 '49 ~ .3
a quart DOUBLE _ g
BOILERS. Special ..‘\ $1.59_
1 1-2 qt. _TEA or ;
corrEE POTS ..... . 893
2 qt. TEA or $1 In
COFFEE pars ..... . . ~
3 qt. TEA or $1 1
COFFEE POTS . . . ... u.
All. Conner Nickel. Plated
Tea Kettles
Value 83.00.
Special ....... ;. . .
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