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, make First Prize better if we charged a dollar a pound for it.
‘ We wouldn’t lower the quality if we could? sell ten times as much.
The difference in price is'small; there is a worldof difference in the quality. "
' First Prize is sold by grocers who aim to give their customers quality products.
Order a pound from yours today.
P. S. For a limited time will sell this admittedly Best of all Nut Butters at 320m» pound. This is an introduc-
tory price and will not last long. Take advantage of it while itflasts.
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- NEW PRICES FOR
. _ANTHRACITE COAL
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. ed wages were not paid.
enew schedule. which carries
bout change the existing diam-n-
1 between large companies and. the
tvlual operators in favor of the lat-
. ranges for the white ash grade
m 34.80 a ton for companies and
‘ for hdivlduais to $6.25 a ton {or
parties and $6.93 for individuals,
tending upon the size. whether
MSEHY
. FUR YEARS
rs. Courtney F5; How She .
Was Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound.
shalooaa, lown.-—“ For year: 1' was
nlv in misery from a weakness and
awful pains—and
. nothing seemed to;
.2 do me any good. A
friend advised me.
to take Lydia E. i
; Pinkham'a Vege-
. table Compound. I
‘ did so and got re-
lief right away. I
i can cemaiuly re- ,
commend this valu- l
able medicine to
other women who
suffer. for it has
don! such good
for me and I know it will hel
ers if tit} will give it a fair trial: '
4 rs. Ltzztr. (0111mm, 108 8th Ave.,
t. Oskalonsn. Iowa.
" y will women drag along from day l
t'" ._ year in and year out. uttering
misery as did Mrs. Courtnev, when
' letters Is this are continually being -
~ ;. m Every woman who lufl'en
,. dilpllcemenm. irregularities. in-
'. . pig-ration. backacbghna‘r-
. cw I! wungthtou e
do! w M Y! this {new
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broken. or,” slow. nut or pm. : WILL FORM DRAMATIC CLUB. E
Minimum prices i‘tn- mi ash prade,’ ' November 3' 1913. 1'
according to size. arc: For companies. To the Editor Evening Sentinel:
“.90; intlu idua|>. $5.67». Maximum There is (immune ability in our city
prices, pith stow and nut HlZi' identl- of a high *(yrdpr. ln all the mid of
mi. tor companies. $02)": individuals. social experience, nothing quite equals
$7.05. For Lynette \‘alley grade prices aniateur acting. and local artists are
range from $5. 7. for companies attti ‘1th appl't‘t'iallt'tl as past meats
$5.90 tor individuals to $6.70 t‘or coni- allow.
panics and $7.45 for individuals. Max- 'l‘hert- t; a liltih‘ltlt'ni now [I -2r,:
itnuni prices for store and nut size ot "map to bring into bring a dramatic
the inherit» Valle) grade are identical. organization here. Tl..- (ltjm-t is to
TIM" Fifl‘b (“Ullll'FiM' 7".“ PW cent. "l produco plats. and t-nrninus therefrom
the total anthracite output, according to in. given to lupin worthy institu-
tu the Fuel Administrator‘s statement. tions. '
Remaining anthracite sizes comprising In order that 1'41»..le ma w ill int
29.4 per cent. of the output are nearly a player's club, may hilVl’ an ”Mn ;"
immobile at txistin: quotations. and tunit)‘ to join. you “it asked to pub -
110 price adjustment for “IN" “’35 hair this letter. 01‘ course people nilll'
made. 'recognized acting ability fll‘t' inninl‘
The new schedule. Ilr. (:ariield said,‘ to join. and if there arr others “no:
includes only the actual additional cost may be interested. their mates would,
of a recent stabilization of anthracite hp gladly ropeived. it is; losii'otl m‘
WMEPF. which WW" found by "W 0011- have an organization ellccteti at once.
iereucc of national labor adjusting ’i‘hose wishing to join may address
agencies to be considerably below the DRAMATICS,
standard of wages paid in the bltumi- Care of Sentinel.
nous industry and in corresponding iu-l -———~—--———-——~————
tluetries. Appeals by operators for tur- GOES ON STATE COUNCIL OF
ther increases to meet losses now said DEFENSE.
ii)": 331:}; $43.33;?“ ""“mr “1'9“, HARTFORD. Nov. ~s.—Charies G.
' ‘ __ Bill, of Hartford, has, it was announc-
_ ” ' ed today, been appointed a member of!
MAR I ’N H- G'LL DEAD- 'the Connecticut State Council or lie-l
tense, by Governor Marcus ll. iiol-l
Ecomb. Mr. Bill is chairman of thcl
, committee on conservation of the Fed»;
'eral Fuel Administration for Connectl-f
received this ntestaa o t‘rm h‘e Ad- cm, which position ‘he has held smccf
jutanttlctzeral at Wailting‘totlt:t"l)eep- the Fuel‘Admlnistration was organiz-E
l)’ regret to inform _\ou that Mechanic pd' 1:18 ls ”mu?” and mm?" “E
Martin Hail ma. iru-ia Artiltert. is ma. ”‘9' ””0“ Elm.” L‘ght “"1 ”we“!
t‘iail)’ rt-ll' t'tml :l~- having (lll‘tl.iil‘ lobar Company, of Untonvllle, and manager;
mmmmmu‘ nut. to." of the. Piainer & Porter Paper Manu-|
Mpchmm. Mum“ ”all ”in Was ”w facttinngECompany. in the same town:
Youngest son ot Mrs. Marv Hall Gill ”‘5 unpainlment gives the Defense'
oi Siaml‘ont, and was both atrl t‘dll Cmtncrl a membership of twenty.
cafcd in Stamford. he was alsol
a graduate oi” Merrill College. He‘
was .-. very popular East Side routinl
and "as. up to the time of his enlisr.
meal. a member or the Engineering?
Depazlmam of the Bethlehem Steel“
('0. at South Bethlehem. Pa. When;
war broke out the department formed;
a unit. and Mechanic Gill had the hon- E
or of being the first to enlist and there"
entered into training, a month later
going to Camp Hancock, 6a.. remain t
in: until Jam- 0! this year. when that
battery tent to Camp Mills, Clneoln.
lie obtained it tuflwgh More outline,
for France Meditate Gill "I in the
mom debt-thud” “who.
he wrote his mother on We.” 34.
”Mbhdmhtfiw.
Stamford‘Bay Expires of Lobar Pncu
monia in France.
Mr.» Mil‘)‘ Iiall (till oi Shippan has
a“:
‘ht‘lt' today.
EXPLOSION INVESTIGATION BE- lGERMAN SUBMARINE
IN
vicar” AMBOfi',\8. J.. Nov. term-E SINKS GREEK SHIP
Senate sub-committee appointéd to in“ ATHENS, Nov. 7.-—A German aun-
veatlgate the causes leading up to the marine. after having torDPdned t1
expioaloné at the 'r. A. oiuesplesnen- Greek mum; ship. is said to haw
Loading Company’s plant at Morgan fired on the crew when the men tried
on October (and 5 began its hearings to escape from the sinking veasvl,‘ at:
Murray llulberl. director of the Port N1 here from Crete. The life boat has
of New York City, will attend the
hearings and almost every city and
town in this section of New Jersev in
to be repmsented at the sessions 0!
the committee. ‘
tered by projectiles
rine's guns. This incident is interest
act ions.
*l‘ired,0verworfedMothers
What You Need is Vinol
‘Nar conditions have made the demand- upon a
mother's time and cncrgy unlimited. In their zeal
to do all in their porter for their loved ones, they
continually ovcnvorl; and are soon in a nervous,
run-down condition. Vinol, the non-secret cod liver
and iron tonic, will build you up‘and make you
strong. HERE IS PROOF
Whitman. Mace. Clevahnd. Ohio.
"I sufl‘ored from a nervous, mn- “ I keep house for my husband and,
down condition and loss of strength myself and got into nweak,run~down
so it was hard for me to get around condition, no strength, languid Ind-no
and do my work. After other medi- ambition. After doctorlng for awhile ‘
cinea had failed to help me Vinol re- and getting no better I tried Vinol
stored my health and strength and I and to my surprise it built me up and
heartily recommend it to anyone suf— Strengthened my whole system. It
fenng from a nervous mnodown is certainlyn good tonic. "~ Mrs.Wm.
condition."-—Mn. n. u. tam D. Dawson.‘ .
n01 Creates Strength
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Change Your Headlight Lens
*' To-day to .
LEGALIGHT; *
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Than Sil~Ver
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cording to an othcial telegram rccelv-
been examined and found to be shat-l
from the subma- ‘ .
ing in View of German denials of such ‘
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Nobody expects First Prize 1“ at better at
the price of ordinary nut butter.
But the few extra cents per pound give
‘ you First Prize qualityuthe frc sh, creamy
taste; the fragrant aroma; the absolute
purity and freedom from benzoate of
soda or other preservatives.
First Prize Nut Butter
Churned Fresh Daily
costs a trifle more. But we couldn’t
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A host of attractive Neglicees. silk. crepe and
flannclette. in bright colorimzs. long and short mod-
.e'ls.’ that will surely interest you.
An opportune time to select a gift from this
new line of pretty boudoir gowns.
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