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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 24, 1918 · page 5

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Iummm . HI NOR WALK n... In... .. mum .u om
Iohmotntn-Mwl ‘lI tum III IIIIIIII “Hm- .I. MW”

Jos'eph Davis.

_ 85 Washington Street
South Norwalk

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"‘VHCTROLASMW
EASY TERMS

All Records in stock if they are
to be had.

Locum) ALBUMS, RECORD
CABINETS, OPERA ‘
Booxs
FRED H. PONTY
KODAK snap

South Norwnlk, Conn.
Palace Theatre Building

City News

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Train No. ".39, iIIaI'in: l’IIII<t‘IIIlIl
veekdaw III 7:21 14. In. "Iilll South
Nortmih; ' ll 2] II. III itII NIIII II'IIIit.
will it: I.III II HIP IIIIkIII II III l;Il| mp
:It STtlIII'IIl'l, duII 1112i

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A (‘Ol‘t‘HHIlllill Ft">>filtlll III' l'II‘IIIIIiII

'l‘t'IIIIIle-I. NtI'IltIs tIt' Illl‘ .\l_\".~"tII SiIr‘EIII".
wlIIIIh has :I Logo llll.‘llllJt"l'filll[I in this
cits". will be hold in Rl'ltlgvptll'l No"

\"(ImiIt-II" I II).

Miss AiitIII I’rII>III"I\\". tintiohtI-I" of
Mr. and Mix. Prank Meson-I, or
Strawbt-rrv llill, who has lII-IIII wrir
«Iusly ill with pntIIInIIIIIIII III (I IIIIIIIIII
IInle"I~"it_I". iiiIIII-a V. Y. in rapitlh

“moverng. Airs i'IIwWHI II" and
older daughter ar(I with llt‘ I.

lIIIr

Contrary to the many rumors afloat
IIIIIanliug tho gravltx of tho iliuIIss of
Mrs. P‘Ti‘ll(’l'lI‘li Gamma. at low home
in South :\l.Iin strtIIIt. it has been an-
("tIrtninotl tlIIt rho has boon quite ill.
but that she is now improting quite
Tapidlv

tI\t~I., IIl

”illll’l‘ SIII.
SVN'. Orch.

Arion llail—

(:ooruv lira)" resumed his duties in
tho T. A. Skull)" (Iiaar store this mom"
I int: after a mom illness at his home.
11 Seymour street, and Mrs. Gral’.
who has heezi quite ill, is today some-
"what improvod. Their children have
during their IlinIIIIII been visiting at
the home or their grandmotlwi", Mrs.
O. S. Gould, at 169 Main street.

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--'i"I" III will ho a uIIII-Iinu of Bishop
lI‘enwiI-l: AIM mbly. K. of (‘.. Thursday
:II II (WWII-It p. m at rooms of South
Norwalk Council to take :It‘ti on Ion
{loath of 1’. ll. Darrah.

\‘I' l‘. WARD.

P. N.
Mars is iIIInz-Isttnalv In
‘ 'ow" in October in the ovonint: ski".
Its program eastward throuuh Sm?-
tio affords the nlist'rw‘r a striking il-
J wration of tho planet‘s movement
‘- IIiolI (Ian he noted from night to
1‘ "III by Its rhauninu rotation to th"
rmpivuous fixod stars in Scorpio.

The planet

\ rm‘tain mltlitu" int": wriIIIu Jo
Timid.“ ill llils ('IIV Itml lIII: ":Iltl ‘lIII?
llIn. onlv thing: that lllO'NUltlli‘l'S I-om
plain about was the hard hourtmiuoss
(If_ some of tlII'I men of Biblical Iinw.
"‘IP fact "‘."l Noah is to bloom for
.iIIIIt-h of lllt’ discomfort oftlIII sol-
diers: of today. is explained III" the {art
that he took two “mites" aboard the
ark» with him.

 

\lt"s. Harry C. Fudge, of East Nor
walk. has received word that hm" lIus-

‘ . nd. Corporal Harry G. Fudge, has
I H‘l'ed an officers‘ training school at

"Inur. Fixture." Corporal Fudge

"I to France with Batterv I} Fifty
I" In artillery.» He tostded in Dan-
II "III until about six years ago. "when
he went to Norwaik to take a ~posiI
tim- In the Crot‘ut & Knapp hat tac-
torr" He left Norwalk to enter the
servire as a member of. the Sixth
Company. C. A. C-.——Daubury News.

u—u—h-I—v

The. annual state Sunday-school Eon.
'vention. which was scheduled for No-
vem’" or 6.7 and 8, in "Middletown. has
been pouiponed to December It, 5
and 6. With vet: slight changes the
program already planned will be car.
ried out. More than twenty strong
speakers nd instructors hava been en-
gaged for the Convention An unusual
1y helpful and practical program for
Sunday-acme! teachers and omcers
will be available Those Interested
are requested to pass the word along
to othemI

 

 

‘AilItII S. Mind.

J IIIIII tiII

' twat an Irma o! twat-It: toliu ‘
via“

£50015 7" I' I“
and Personal

NEWS .

i W H A l .MhIIII III continuum: huI
,Invlhri. “noun 1‘. hfltwr, 0‘ Brook
I,l.sn at Wood; l‘rwt

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MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR AIME TARLOV

lemma-I m- mm Plan.

In the lio\tllllnf’lli aortic? It the ore»

 

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MARRIED iN EDITORIAL SANCTUM_ ‘9‘“ ”“1"

, tIIII IaIIII‘Idate was Initiated and an.
Two Newspaper Wcrkers tram New eral applnati ons ioI membmohip at":-
Vgrk Made 0", in Greenwich ‘ed upon the I-"euu‘annual report (”I
(livenwit-h again IIIzIInIIIinId lIII SN'WI'M') BHIl'lli “at-I presented. l
tin-Ina IIIII'I-n status last tI-Ienmgi SI‘I‘I‘I"’~31'.\ Jul") 1". Bogaidus was
when Sprgp (ham 1.. IIJIgImJJnI t' unanimouu, tlk‘llt‘d to fill the ottite
IA IJmp l plon. and \Ijgjma 15p, oi I-steIIInIg loading knight made "In

 

IHudson both IIIIIIIIIr lilt‘lllllh lItIIn' (211" b) 1m? irrmldliml 0t Humw J.
“I“ "helper writtII".~". l'illllt lllPit’ and l—G‘HSI . . .
MILI- IIIarI-it—Id’hr Justin» or flu I’IIatsII' All ”In Ivalmg' communication was

:"IIIICIivml itom instritt Deputy Grand

ilIIIrI» nah" a tool journalistit iIIIl Io E-‘i‘dlli'il I‘ll!” JIMIIlI (‘. lHlS. “r
71.1 ““ijde J5 II“. “191“,”), “ J, IMF- BI" .IlIIIIpoIt \IlIo amounted that in
lIIIllllNl in lllt‘ t‘lllltlildl parIIm if lllt‘ “mud on) his annual VIIII III NIIIIIIIHI
III..mII.. 5",. IT“, .1. .ij, rIHI (,m lod: II on \\IItln(-sda_I tIItIninu, NIIIIIIIIII

J.‘ (J H”. mm pl .i, in]. I...Il 3.1.. lIIII"12itiI,.Ind I.I hopes to \I'U :1 lIIIgI ‘_
“mm.” with 1|.“le t'le-rit \II‘JIIMUUIL illlt'lldallU" III' the oflivom and IIIIIIII
\\.' III .II "o I.~".~II(Itl llll' litenw born.

In that lIII-IkI \l to (an) out the pm

:I": till mg. a IIiIIIlIlII plan: In \illlll‘ll to FITZGERALD WAS
(livllltlll) IIII It'oImII ti and BADLY WOUNDED

(:II-IInwiI-h I.~ uudIII" IIII ironlIounIi Span .
(Continued from First Page.) I

 

I>~iI IIIfluIIIIza inn. iuwtiop Mood and
Town t‘iIIIlI \\'IIil~toIIII put IlIIIIr sun
<_II:IiIIII.»~ ltté."I"‘ll("l', LlllllIIll nu» (lt'l'illt'tl‘
it IIIlIIplIonII W. S. ,\l. l“l.\l'lt‘, \‘i’lt‘l'afl camps, having iIIII-n sun from l‘o.I
liftt‘ll\\ll‘ll M'l‘lllt‘ IInIi rIIpIII"II-I" toI" illt‘ 510011"! III Sll'zu'ust‘. irom tlIH'II III
,‘.I Irstltxtphit". Ml'. iI'IskII urrirt-It on North (‘atolttnt. and trout thorn “le
lllI' .‘li‘llt‘ il> I.I.~I tifi :I l’orI (‘iIIsIIIII- shipped to llaliiax. from “lll‘l't‘ lIII IIIII
I"II‘iI I I":II" “(llllll vain him. llal‘llt‘tl itIl‘ l“l'illl('t‘. HI" lll'l‘ltt‘ll ovIII"
".. lIII iIII.- Hrh'lnlitl lIIIu t'IIpIIl III was about six months tiL’tI and has
" III IIIIII-IIII llt‘iI‘.~ III lllilll\ pun J... Sven t-on.~ldvrahlII III-lion. ’l‘iIII IIIIIIII
III ~]tl:|_~I It tiltl IItIl IIIl.I- him lUilE I.) :Il‘ ('illittll Wilr- l‘l‘t't‘lH'll by lllS rilllll‘l'. l'l'iilll
II".II III II IIIII-isiou. \Yith‘lllllglltll. stating that his son had
“i lIII\I" llit" lit-j. tII IlIII Milt-r.“ shill lItIIiit sort-tidy WUlllllll‘tl in notion with
.!,.. prompt. :. .\ir iI‘iskIu MI; I-"HIIII tlIII .l. i). lI‘.. and. as III III: i‘IIrIlIIII" III-
.l~»II Silg-It‘n‘ltll IIIIII IlII" IIIIIIII.: III prtiit-IlI‘illh' llm’v‘ born i‘t’CtI‘lYt'd.
w: llllI would llt't’l'llll't‘lIV nth-III l|I\ lllI‘II \ll'iIIlII in this city Fitzgerald was
In“... lilg “It, LPI‘HHilHH plants llltll (IIIIployIIti at tho lawltu‘ood Munut‘ar—
llIiIll'll IIIII ll(‘>i\ tl IISIIIIIII" .lolm itodII lUllllii t‘ompanw and “as wvllknowtt
IIIIIyIIr. and populIII ."IiIIIIII IlItI Oily. lltI liwtl
IIII IIIIIII; Impound that It not I'lll \IillI IIII IIIIInI and sister. In HIIIII"
:IIIIIIl Ntllt'llilll Wan within, lI'ilt‘lt in homo. on “aim IIII‘WI. litI has IIIIII
.llislii't' Mead. the bridal t’tllllilt‘ IlII-tlIII l)I"t"IthI-I, I‘IlIIIIIiIII l‘ ilngIInltl w ho
til it was “IIIII"I"IIIIII. ll)\ll\ " \\'IIlIIn I also in lI.IntII .II th pIIIIII III lllllt‘.
ll’W mouIIIiI‘Ia IhII IIIIIIIIIIIII “III; IIIII }

,."",".".:"f"1.,1"3,.{:3,1",".;;,.:'"I""* “““I “I EFFICIENCY NEEIIEII
IN PUBLIC ‘I'TERVIIE

“I am .~t) .I\Ir.I mIIlI llt‘l \oII-I i ((nnot
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IIIanl-t Ion ull.’ tho iIIiIlII I":"I-IIIIIkIId, al
IIII" IhII \II\\‘.~‘I had bI-IIII plodged. AndI
this was It You" wounds allot" hot" thirdI
it-ap into lllt‘ Inatritnouial stIII.

’l‘hII britltI iII thr- IlautzhttII" of tho late

it-iIIIII-I ~1lllllil> llllllllll‘ll) I'roIII llll I.Itt
. . , . that tho “(Ht‘l'llllll‘lll has no tiII mu ‘ll
if”"“‘ '1‘ “"3“"! oi MIHHVSIHHK' “3‘ III sound ("IIIIplIIvaIIII svntvm.” the
NW mm!) to ‘New \(n‘k about ten. lIIagIItIs' iIItIIII" tiIItIlaIIIsy "Some thou.»
IIIIil'h ago, and math: a hit: hit as a spa-I ands of minor I‘lllllifli’m'fi are hirvd un
I-Ile ertIIt" (In tho tIloinI, America and. dot" ”w ”v” survive law but II". high
. ' . . . . . . ‘ ‘
othIII journalsI Ilullt‘lI hllt ongagml Ill. 9|. positions a“. politlml patrounnI-I‘
Milli-{flunv‘v .m-“mg .w'm Sill-098“" ’l‘htI lmuguv urges lllt‘ ("auditintvs iII
. Mfg" IlIrIglIlman ”5 "IS" wuli known discussing Ktn‘l‘l'llllil‘nl oporailou of
in NI“ \mfik “II“;lmlwr "ll-"ll“:fmdi publit' utilities to ("all ultrnlion to tho
gtiliilfttlin'lf-n: 8:“ s of the American-I "0“” III moro IItliI-iIIIIl adtuinistration
‘ ,. ‘H I um. htIt'ouI Inuit I'IIIIIIIIIIIIII Im- turIlIIIr (Ix-
ilIIII rouplII l'A‘llil‘llt‘tl (lll‘l‘t‘lly to New ”mm!
York by traih allot" tiIII tIIIHImony. ‘ Letter ‘0 Candidates
:IIIIIIIIzInI ttrighuuan IprIII-Is to goI Th9 “I“ III, II“: lI-IIIII‘ to II..-
th". I' ." s " ~ ,
‘ huh llLttlly._4-— Itlotvs ltIlltI‘I'S: II I
"litHl‘l'illllt‘lll II\\IH‘l.~l p am rimm-
BARR': ‘ . . . . . .
“D ‘ONE LAW [Ion Ul [IIllllit' IIIIlIIIIIsI Is (illl‘ (ll tho

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EFFECTWE NOV ll outstanding lrfilltli ot‘ IlII- I-IIInpaIIIII..iI

I":IIIIlI

I.: a mom I"IIIIIplII-IIIIId problem for tin-
t‘I III.":II.~".IIIIIn:II I'illlllltliill‘, lIIIIIaIIsII gov.»
IIIIIIIII III ll'illl‘ttl has lill‘t‘ZlilIV lump on
‘llit‘ll in the also! of tho Inlli‘ootls.
IIIIIlIs :IIIIl IIIlIIIIiIIIIIt-s. and. wheth~
l‘. I.;)III':IIIIIII ix lt‘filhl't‘tl IIIIIII" IlIII \IIIII"

Gexman Women Must Have Govern -l
ment Permits. i

All (lt‘l'lllilll IIlIIIn II-III: IiIIs “ill but
IIIIIIIIII III llltl't‘ o III‘l‘l‘llll
l uiIIIIi Stairs. marshal, Io II-IIIII

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hi i! ll ‘lI‘I‘ “ “HI“ ’ br‘m‘ "”‘I‘l II- l ” to the I"III"IIIII".~: III" not. It sIIIIIIm III-rtIIIII.
'I I ' t . . . .
‘ - _ 4 ” “' ” l “”1““ ‘l.’””” ‘l ill‘"l liIIII"II \\"Ili I... Fllll‘ll‘l‘ IIIIII-I"IIIIIIIIIII
ptoiIIlIIIIIIi Ilit’ll .tltI-I" RIII I mlIIII Ll .
lllPllllS HIP) will lH‘ iiIIlIIt- to .IItI-It . "‘

and InIpIimInmIInt. ‘ .
i'l‘Ullllilltll arms as IlIItIIIIIIl h) Illi‘1l{'\'

IIIoI-IIIIIIIIIIIIII I ' I IIIIIII III \l'. innit. l‘ll 1

III-I (lillt‘ III Aptll ti. lltlt isatli ll‘iil

to!) “illlill out-halt milII (ll .I l"t’tlt‘l'ill SOUTH NOAWALK TO NEW YORK-

N. H. ISL 3;. 311.12. "I‘ABLE.
litE‘leIt Sept. 22,1918.

 

(II HlHll Ioi".t ramp III It‘iltll. IIII"II.IIII -\I .\l. 1- 4t}. -I—I\' I l’\ 0 US-
station, IltIIIIIIIIII"III III natal \IIsz -.:6 57x, Tzllx, 'I'szlx. run, tulltx, twill
IIIIII" Mid tumor)" Ill \l’iili\~lltl]I‘I(I]" III. 9. 39 1tl:‘..':l.\‘, 11:21.

IIIIIIIIII'IINIIII ill munitions ot “III", ('1‘ 1’. M. 13:0“. 1'.’: .2 (StamioIdI
nit). produrt IIII" tlSI" III tlIII ItiIIII .IIIOIlly). .l:ti9x, lzllh'x. :lle\". 11:35.?
,IIIII)". :5:27x, 51th. lliltflx. Itzt7 tr‘damtordi

l

'l‘IIIIII art man) I. lilitlt’h III IlIII IIliI IIiIUlll)'). TLIIZX. Sitil‘IX, Will“. i
(‘llt‘llly ("tans in llllll slaw. \IiIo lIII't‘II Sunday. .
ll" I‘M IIoI IIlIIIILIIIIIi littllllllr'. For It... A. .\l. 1:”. 5:37\. futilx. 5:5!”

[IllilltitIt‘ III issuing primnls IIIII lTn:.I (l 9319K. 103331’. 131035.

hiatus marshal \IIli hail,- II (itIpuIy ml 1’. M. 110%, 3:44x '1‘. I‘x, Ilzii'lx.‘
IlIII post odd-II building. in lIIIIIIIIIII.l,IS:46, 6:4i2x, 6:57, 7292):, 7:5'tx, Skiing;

Non llIIIIIII lill(l§.’.t port anti New Low 10:1i7x. 10:40, 1mm.
(II it on in taint" L7,. and all :IIIiIst-(IIIIIIII . NEW YORK TO SOUTH NpRWALK.I
days to Ntil't‘mllt‘l' I. Incluxive, and at AM 4. “Nu-3 .ItI. 62.14. II";IIII.\"I. 533le
the ”Olil’t‘ stations in Metidon on (lr- I9:15x. {II in. lo: 5px

tobor 2.3" and 29," at Waterbury on ()I- I P. M 13: U'i\. 1:45;", (Saturdaysf

tobIIr do and :51, and at lIm .natou on. only) 1 “II (I\I"‘<III Saturday“ lililii
NoII"IIubIII 1. Alum t‘llt‘lill' tenIIIlrIII In t (Silillhldlr 0an TIGX. 2:57, ":23de
siding In other places ("an make nppti- 3' 53 4_-. .-.1.I\. 3339' 62mm. “NIH
cation for permits at the point near- 8105211 JUL 112475 I
91-“ to tin‘ir homes whorv ll deputy » Sunday. l
United States nun-shat may ho on an; A. )l.’ bill", 81003:. 9200).", III: tI:.x,: .I
of the days designated. {10:50x. i
it, lt-l necessary that applicants have, P. 51:42:10. 1.035; 3235):. 5:U2,j

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with them to file, at the time of 1mm 25, 6.9M, 7:05. 5210):. 11 15X. 11 4::

SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN!

iog application for permits. two on
mounted photographs. each threo‘ in A. \i. A 12" . 26x. 12: .I8.\. 5: 37x. 6: 07, l
cites square, with light background. 5:25. 6200):. 710 ”"8 101: 11. 15‘ 11- 4 x. l

P. M.~I-1:20,
6:51.

1I':,27x Ii: 28, 5 "19. 6" 21,.I
25x. 5
Sundays. I
A. Vi ~12 26x 12: 58x. 7 "4’1. 9:19): I
10: 19 11:12x 11: 581:. .
P. M. ——2: 10):, 4: 42:. 6:48. 631‘“;
1: 08x, 8: 28x 9: 25):. 3
———~—— .NEW HAVEN To SOUTH NORWALK

Edward Reynolds. viceIpreI-ldenti A. M.——12:25x (except \londuts) I

Every alien enemy of the female class
owes it to herself to make applica-
tion for ,a permit before the close of
business on Novetuber 1 as th hav-
ing of a permit is one oi the sure
means of avoiding posxihle trouble
and embattassment later.

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and general manager of the Postal 4:10x, 4:53x. 5 :50 6: at) 8: 051. it: 'lti
Triograph and (‘nbie Company with‘ 9:411. 11:00.

 

 
 
 
 
 

P. hl.«12:l7x. 3:401, 4:115. 5213:.-

J..5:37. 6:11.911”. '

Sundays. l

When Are You Gain to l *- ”5%
is :IIIIII. 9 m u on.

. 34 -:x: 17:. max. 2: 23:. :I m. 03.!"

"Begin“ Saving?

33‘». 5::1Mlm7051 Izlll. I:._3
IOU?" NOIWALI To W”
A. II. 0:33. 9:”. 9:11;

P [whfl 1.54smmcfln."

 
 

“ovum

Entrances on Main Street. F airfield Am. Cannon Street

 

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[to

Christmas boxes
for boys overseas.

, The box you are planning to send to some boy
holding" in France must he made Iyady Shot] and
0th] by the Rod ('Ioss.

Here is the IIlanr—livory Antoriran soldier
overseas will l't.‘t‘t‘l\'(‘ ouo slIipI‘Iing" tagr which he must
‘ fill out and forward to the

bI'IIInI he. \Vixlivs to receive his Christmas box.

person at home from

That to: is to in" t‘ustontwl upon a box I) invites
Those boxes

Nov. l.
\‘I‘lldl iiilIId IlIIIII" Iiill‘l not wIIiI_Ih IIIIIIII than Ii pounds:

_. . \ . . .
long: in" i IIIclII'Is" \\'ltlt.‘ l)I\' -‘i~lllt‘ll(‘$ dIIIIp.

t'tlll lIo St‘t'ill‘t‘tl from MW [in] (‘ross about

 

tint moans tiII~ t‘tIllll'l than

2 lbs" 15oz.

It~: t‘illl II'II Izgli IIII Inoro

Tlit‘Il' IIIIIst IIIII lIII Nu'lll'll’ up hot. ltllil’il to liIIIl
Cross llt‘ilIlIIllill‘lt‘l‘S llll\I"ltltIIl. with llil‘ shipping" tog.i
Al‘lll
fIIl'\\':ii‘IlI‘Il.

II. ‘30,

lII-iIIu‘ lllfltttlt'll IIIIIl il}t]tl‘tt\'t’(L IIIIIII' \Iiii llt‘

.\IIIl llli'I\' IIIII<t lIII St‘lll not lillIi‘l' than

H)“ BUYS lX 'i'llll \.\\'.\l. SlillYit‘lC. pox-iv
"»I..I.II ltlilIl‘ \\‘t"l‘.:lt up to ‘2” flu but IIaIIIIIIIt lIII II\"III" 2 l‘lllill,‘
',...I lll Silt‘. 'l‘iIIIIII- nIII~I lIII of wood and lI;I\"II St"i‘(‘\\'

()l’ lzlltufll lop,
tilt"
IIlIIIosiIIII IIi' \IiIIItI-I‘III" Il‘IIll plan to SI'W I\'Hl‘l' lIIII" in;

How III" ltlmlil!

llIIiIIII" liltilx't‘ yum" tint i'iII"I;:tIII:I< t‘i‘l'illlll

 

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Finest plum
on the shoe tree!

iI‘IIr \\'IIlilI‘ll: the lliit‘jIl shot-s in tho Sltll‘tl— .7:

' YIN: tiItI wry illlt‘il.

.loautit'uliIIiinII kid of It l'lt'll brown tiut‘.

lilf‘i-Zl‘

Illll‘ t‘lttlll and tho stIIiII Iron lllit.‘-~\\'l‘.ll m1" that
Inuit iitx; and you‘ll St’t‘ it two!

in

‘IIIIi '.IIIi.

IlI">ll‘tll)lt} :15" Hwy art". ‘lllI‘I\'
I‘ . and disappointing II lot of folks".

 

With a top of suit ~"plIIIIIlIIi clIIIIIIpag‘IItI kid.
With It [Il‘l‘llI\‘ ."IIIIl I"!'I'III~ti\"II tip and llfi‘illltl"
l"'I"IIIII-lI ltIIIIls. I

«It IIIIIIiII-Il :IIIIl

LIIIIIII; .IIId trim. and
iII‘IaIItt.

gram

.lIIIIIn iII IIIIIIlItII. III lilt’llililu. lil’SlIVlt‘.
And «It IIxtm \"IIlIIII ."It IiIIIiI" prim" of ~ $12.

lint? flI I l'. II .Il‘.

, Bargain In boys’
wash suits---$1.19.

“mil“ “ii-"ll Sillir‘. IIIIIst IIi' llll‘iil with I_IIIltIi"t"tl col-
lar and puffs.

. A whole lot of different styles; not all of them:

.IIncw.
Nearly every Still soiled through'handliug and
display-dint. every one to be made fresh and fine by
in trip to the laundry!

Good firm durable fabrics, splendid for indoor
woai' by little boys all through the coming months.

Some have been $3. some have been $2, some have
laIIIIu $1." ...5 Iautl $1.50I—Pick of them all at $1.19

From basement.

THE ROWLAND DRY

 

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up out damn Itw hm» tit-In; gown!
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$20”...

 

 

Sift-«Do :
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are hard to fit!

Sumo mun Ilo.

Thor are a little tall, or a littlII stout, IIl' t~lLIIl'l, I‘It'

>lIJllIlt‘l', IIl' haw broad «lIouldtIrs.

Shut-its; you are just tin" man we ill’t“ looking" for!
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No more . .
French dinnersets!

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months!
lot'x" II III." Il sh. llllt‘wwl I'III" lllt"_\' :II"II lIIIIIIItiIIS
\nd to Idaho it mot-II IIIIIIIII mu". t'IIiits ~"IIII llli‘lll

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are nothing. tI"IIIIlIII.I ovary

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llut what it into saIiII‘f llit'I\' ill‘t‘ going" to ho for

29.

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llosII—lIIIIIlIII" pattt ru. M pIIIIIIIs. was $5de - .3.“

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llIII'Ilttud I_I;II1d~I"iIII with floral l.i‘<ltt4'll\'. 100
picoos, was IFIII‘IJ'TI— $62.15 ‘5
”mil. llitl g—old band \\llli IIII~II iIIIIIIdI ‘.l' 99 plows,
\\.l."~‘ ‘rtiil.~lil~— - M232) .lIJ
liarilaud plain gold hand with gold iI:IIIdltI<. ltiii Joli
,pitIIIIIs. was .I'I‘till $ob on
six-I
IIIIldcnI-I"u<tml \tl,ii81ili‘lt‘.". \ltl.\ Silhl. Q‘l ~ 3,.

‘ , dil l7. ill)
Martin's" fi'ttltl't‘llt'l'llfilttl I'lIIInI, liltl plows", was
$135

$33.20—-— $22.15

with rose garland (locom—
$21.70

 

l-‘iorai pattIIrIi. -i‘_’ plows, was

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

liarilIIIIId Il‘3-1IIIIIIII sot

lion. \\‘.l\' ., 62.10—-
l‘IIIIItlI tiIIOI‘.

Cheery curtains.
new-I-and but $3.

Curt tnius to brighten and beautify home for in-
doIn" months. .
Let in the sunshine and cheer, guard home se‘
cut-cl, against eye of any passelby.

'A‘nd how they add to comfort and content!
Fine mercerise'd scrim, hemstitche'd, 'drawnwork'
bot-dot", motif in corner— $3.
Third floor. ‘

GOODS COMPANY

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