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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 8, 1918 · page 2

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1 “man, Nov. s.- lit-vised dim-
.tions to - nip; non-war wustuction
I .hve been laud by the Federal War
{industries Danni. and they will dortly
be lent to all manufacturers, produe
Iers. jobheis. distributors, dealers and
iconsunn-i: of building materials in
‘Couccu'cut. by Samuel Ferguson.

Surrender Sale
at the

, StandardButtenStEggCo.
f 12 N01 th Main St” South N or walk Pm mmmw

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i ‘ ‘ quiring licenses from the War indus-
ttries Board mouth the state non-war
‘construction director;

 

B H w 1 .“‘ ' Under previous regulations, no li-
U ER EGGS (“REESE . game was required [or repairs of or
' . " ’- ' - . . . . gateuions to existing buildings, in-

. i‘iiz kind l on Inkt Fresh l andlcd 30“, 3 ork Static ('ltm‘w “01va .n {he aggmm cost, not “I
needing $2.500. According to the new;

55c lb- 53C doz. 31c ll) direction... no liven“ ow turquimd for.

'the conuttuction of new buildings or-
‘structures at extensions thereto ii) in.
cities, towns and villages involving. in
the mtegatc. a cost of not exceeding?
850, when uppmted. in writing, by the;

57.! "Will-‘1... (.3;

lbsil’rizeNni Bullet-he bosltnade'iic lb

‘ FANCY CEYLO‘N TEA
OR ORANGE PEKO

 

the proper local representative; or (3):
on farms involving. in the aggregate, zt

.ll‘l! to 0)
buildings on structures, wheresoever.
located, involving, in the aggregate. a.
cost not exceeding $2,500. 1

Other new icatures of the noises].
directions are the following: 1

Delivery of materinls other than!
iron and steel structural materials tori
construction projects. approved by the;
non-war construction section—4a) i
The issuance of a construction license

 

BEST SANTOS COFFF
20cl .
b 49c lb.

Jersey Made 0190 30c lb

‘. billion-nut Nut Bullet-~29: u. Why pay mom.
- . liver building materials required in the.

W " V ' construction of the licensed building;

PANC “E FLOUR project. Such manufacturers and desk

ere-t may likewise soil and deliver-1
building materials required in the con-,

BEST MIXED TEA
39c lb.

 

the War industries Board will constin
tube win-rant to manufacturers and'
dealers who have taken the pledges.
of co-opention (other than wufno;

tnrers sud dealers of iron and stooli

 

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I SALMON PURE C" I
C0lmnbia River Salmon )ER VIN El-AR
10c bottle

15c can

Becker’s Garndma quire permits: (b) in securing mate-
‘ rials on which priority in delivcry may
be required (BXOIGDl iron and
structural mate-rials). thc issuance of
a license by the non-war construction
Lsection. or the inclusion of the build-
‘- in: project within one of the excepted
’ classes, will. by virtue oi this rule.

Macaroni. Sphagntli, Noodles 9c Ill '

PURE LARD
30c lb.

14c Dkit‘.

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the primities commissioner of the War.
ludustrios B'Htl‘d. entitle the orders
therefor to an automatic C priority
classification in securing materials
from tnnnutavturers or producers and
will be ii wattant for delivery by job
born and drillers, under the terms of
. Ithc pledges which have been exacted
_ . from jobhcrt and dcnlertt. !
COMPOUND i To secure the nutomntic C classifi-

t“, .. cation N'i'll order must be accompan-
27C ll) led by on alliduvlt in the following

:' l 1 I ' form: t

- H L l'nll'r" i'c-ratcd by express onlcr in
‘ 1'?“an by the priorities committco of

line \\':n industries Board. this order
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EV PO ‘
Sweet Clover . A RATED MILK.

I 7.15 I 2 Cans For 25c
‘ . 17c can . ' . _

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lmlttcc voted as class C under and by
whim of Circular No. 21 ‘rcviscdl. is-
.sucd by tho priorities division of the
War industries Board, and all nmvnd-
moms limit-to. .

For the purpose of scouring the said

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1’ g. 1 Many Household Needs Are Being 0iiered

 

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is by authority of said priorities com-

atnte non-war construction director or.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cost not exceeding 8100; also (3) re! -
alterations of existingi .

by the non-war construction section of) ,

struction of such projects as do not rm; ’

which is joincd in and authorized by; 1

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W evening on m. on.

,; TERMS .m.,......,. ...... .. .

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:1 Should" Steals — 24: lb Shoulder Pot Roast 22c lb

3: legs Spring lamb 34c lb Fresh Shoulders 29c lb

3 iiihlloasibonedadroiledssc lb Bread & Boiler i’ollioasi 34: lb

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Iii Rib Lamb Chops ...... 32.: lb. FonquuteuLamb 24cm. SolidLean PotRoast .. 32011). i’

H Loinlnbchopst ..... 38clb. Irinkotflornodsoef...ldclb.calves’Liver ......... dbclb.

" Lamb law ........... 22c lb. Plate Corned Beef ..... 18c lb. Beef Tenderloin ...... 65c lb.
Beef Liver" .......... 16c lb. Rump Oomod w . _ . , 28c lb. Corned Beef Tongues .. 380 lb. "7
snowman or VEAL .............. 26c lb. LOIN VEAL caors ............... 35.: lb.
no; VEAL tutors ............... 300 lb. ‘VEAL com-r .................... 40c lb. ,
itU’iIP or VEAL ROAST ........... 30c lb. VEAL s'rzw ........................ 20c“). .
rsscv mum rowr. ............ 42c lb. sQnmss' SAUSAGE ............... 40c lb.

HOME HAD! SAUSAGE MEAT ..... Moll).

 

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SWIFT PRIIIUI OLEOMARGARINB 386 lb.
KARIGOLD OIBOIARGARII’! ..... 38c lb.
ARMOUR'S OLEOHARGARIHI ..... 380 lb.

TBOGOA NUT OLEOIAMARINE . . 37c lb.

 

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Get Our Prices

‘- Fancy Baldwin Apples —

on Canned Goods by thejDozen

 

 

NORWALK

SCHULTZE’S SANITARY mums .

Anya-I ." ‘- nzp'p-‘l-.-
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n. 3. men's. 30.11903.

 

 

”ERIY t BARNES’ SAUSAGE . . . . 380 lb. ‘ '

Iii snout) alumna .............. 27:: lb. comm noon nl PIECES ....... 50c lb.

it SWIFT ammonium ........... 40c lb. mum: mints ................. 41c lb. ’

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GOLD nun. Burma ........... 620 lb. FIRSTPRIZI IU'l' OLEOMARGARINE 37c lb.

msmouonnomns 36c“). i,

run: our mo. 1 lb. cartons . .. 370 lb. :

65c peck 7

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out or of such essentiality that. under

 

5g, here at Trpmendous Savings tor Saturday

 

 

 

 

 

 

For cunning closet bowls.

‘ ~ TABLE TUMBLERS. good
v, quality, heavy weight; roan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

35c WHISK BROOMS. . ..At 29:
Good quality with nickel cap.

 

49c CABBAGE CUTTERS. oin-

 

 

chlna CUPS and SAUCERS.
line, thin quality, gold band;
ocular 35¢ each. ...... At 29c

 

25 Washington St.

 

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PHONE 527.

LINE,v100-ft. lengths; raga.
lll‘ $1.75 .......... ’. . .Al $1.49

A ALBERT r. GEHEBE

So. liorwallt

WIND SHIELD QLAss'
MSG WINDOW. GLASS 001' Mill SET 'l'0I onnnt

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Nov. I.» ordor WASHINGTON Nov. I.-—Cotton uh-
Iod prior to Nora-ht 1 the eon-I

 

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vacuum 3

A. COHEN ‘

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COTTON OINNID To NOV. 1.

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NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-—-Proprietors or
100 leading hotels have agreed. in the
event of ’a general strike of waiters.

; to close their public restaurants until

Tprocurcd ,the New York Hotel Men’s
Association today announced. Stating
that there will be no compromise with
waiters who cult their posts in {our
large hotels, the proprietors declared
Ithey had tried to cooperate in every
. way With the Food Administration, and
'the attitude of the waiters and cooks
has been a hindrance in carrying out
this policy. '

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. NATIONAL BANK CALL.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.——'i‘he Comp-
troller of the Currency today issued a
an tot-Ital: condition of all national
bank- a close at business on -
‘dny, Nov. 1. F“

mu nAuKm A P005!
1 THIRD FOR SENATE
5 HELENA? m. Nov. um
liar a [romantic at. h a. House
no Well My by Addition:
to the do- ma- m Illa-n a.

 

 

 

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éan emclcnt force of waitresses can he

. rating i do solontnly swear: .
i (i) That 1 nm constructing a bulldI

it" ‘90: Gold Border PLATES At 106 Heavy BAR or SCRUB
. j ' Dinner. Breakfast and Tea CLOTHS; regular 15¢ each ink NOSE-Cl. Hill‘riI)"9d by I‘ll? “IHHI‘IRI‘.
Plates, with oil ht im eri’ectiona. ...... ........... At 2 for 24¢ ' mllsll‘llt'litm 5°C! b“ 01' 116 PT or i ii!
9 P .1 g;:::;e&s:::n.o:elga: L‘Mb 33°1division m” the War industries Board.
"#5 No. ? CORN BROOMS, Radiator 32m GAS HEAT- {8min Picnic. """"" .28c ““‘1“" ”ms" "“1"”“1"'_‘ “”d'
out-Justin. 1. crinA! $1.10 ens; noum $4.90..» $3.91 tYankee Brand 5...... 1111111111 40c’ ‘21 11"" "1° “3""11‘11; ”3"“111
—“_’ “- ' i E . """ ’ """ .or supplics covore by t is u or err
321:" sa’xy?’ 5-3;, :3: Hotpoint ELECTRIC HEAT- ’ i pirgmflfimg; """""""" :2: intondul llll use. and will be uscd. to;.
y ”‘1' Nil At 89c ERS, with reflector, 110 or i Fresh 0,. Cam“ Plate """"""" 20 .thc purpose of completing said pmjcct,
. . . . '.'_".'.'._'.;'.' ‘.'-__. .._..._. 220 volt ............ M. $0.98 I Fresh Shoulders .1111‘32: ' and for no other purpose.
“.00 American Porcelain T Fancy Chickens .................. 44c' “1111-1111111" iron 1.1"" steel 311111111111“
BREAKFAST SETS. 42 bica- 15‘ FEATHER DUSTER-A1 1°“ {Best Heavy Prime Beet from 32c up """ma's 1‘" ”“811“1111’“ 111°1°C1“' .111"
'es, beautliul floral deoon- - 1‘11"“ 11”“11‘1" brlc-a-brac. iHa‘mburger .............. ‘ ..... 36:: 8.10.321: min)1h§te£$$h223ttf§t2§ergteugll
. . , ‘i‘ _ - .
_tim ..../ ........... At $6.” Galvanized GARBAGE CANS, I Frétguiparertb, Pigs Feet and SauerInot tnnkc shipments of iron and steel
RAYO YBARN LANTERNS, family size. $1.25 ....... At 97c .604 Modal Butter 65 {structural materials for construction
”-50 (lame Iize) ...... M We ,1 Brookfleld Butler """"""" ° pl‘OJet‘ts‘. under thc Jurisdiction oi the
. AMERICAN STEEL WOOL lStrictly Fm.“ E """"""""" 55° non-war construction section. uhlcssI
PORCELA' 1°" “"1"“ bath - ---------------- 10‘: 93‘7““ Home-made 8a "m """"""""" 75° priority certificates from the priorities
tubs, white sinks. etc ...... Just the thing for cleaning - Full line of flange?“ ’; """" 38° ('Ollllllllltlt‘ oftho War industries Bound
II ....... ........... At 15c can aluminum, crockery glanwlre, i vegetables . 0 ”e' and ""11 :are merit-ed by them covering the mum
25c SANIFLUSH At 21‘ ' etc. . L ' Etcrials desired. The applicant in ap-
"""" ° ,plying for a priority' certitlcstc, must.

specify tin:~ license number remaived
{from tho non-war construction section?
’or, it no license is requimd on the.
I project. ninsggtatc in detail the nature

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f. 1" 10° “ch """ At 6 for 43¢ gt. knife, hard wood. .At 38c 76 N03“ MAIN STREE or the project. bringing it within one.
~ Folding Yard CLOTHES . T of the cxceptions noted in section 5 ,
’ filial? atrial “gaging“; 29c Hardwood ROLLING :1"sz 1 'TELEPHONE 583.2. hetrgrdobbtrs and fabricators of iron
; I a ...................... c t s .

' ‘ ~ and st ,1 :t t l matcri is Will not

~ flflfil’ifi 11‘” "°‘ "‘ "'°- . “1"" 1’1“" ”“1“- NEW vonk RESTAURANTS MAY \mnke :litilnrsxftggr iron 11min steer
Heavy SASH or CLOTHES CLOSE. structural materials [or constrhction’

projects under the jurisdiction Ot‘theiwho had quit work at the big
They sang the "Star Spnn- i

non-War construction section unless oi
permit is issued by tho director of,
steel supply authorizing such delivery;
The application for a permit to deliver
must be made by the jobber or fabri-I
cator and must specify the license
number granted by the non-war con-
struction section. covering the con-
struction project for which the mate.
rials am dosh-ed. or. if no license is re
quired on tile millet. must state. in
detail, the ndture of the project, bring-
ing it within one of the exceptions
noted. it, however. the materials de»
sired from s jobber 6r fabflcatonrnre
required for necessary repairs to ex.
isting facilities oi enentialinduntrtel.
and such“ repairs do not, in the “gre—
gnte. exceed in coal $2.500. then the
Jobber or tabricctor may make non.
IeryIvithout Ilium to the dlrectorot
stool supply for 3 permit to ship. in
'Iocb cam, however. the duty rut.

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ulflllt'thcmlu. the

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inlinenvhich extended for haltumile.~

The parade lenders said they did
know whore they were stung.

merely that they wet-u out to cele-

brate. .
Wearing their working clothes

rim' with grease the men more
5 1 to "the end of

under placards alluding

Kaiserism”

the German Emperor. They said

'aner thcy began work this morning

the shipyard whistles blewIand
they were told to take a holiday.

The marchers included men from}

among thousands of shipyaid wor
yard

Brooklyn.

sled Banner“ and war songs. accom-.;
band clad in Overalls.

panied by a
CHICAGO. Nov. 8.—~Ctowds cont
their demonstrations on the street
til early today in celebration of

'i‘nlse report of the wqr's and. V

ans of the poliCe department said
never in their experience had i

been such an abnormal demonstrat.
During the reign of hysteria a gray-

l . . . . . .......
haired woman appeared on the down-Q , i .

i rldl on a mule, wavingIN’lOl‘ to 1915. it is alleged that the. .
town stree s 118 “al_.wlfeIlsi‘t her husband and went to! n . ”If.

a flag as shearing. “Glory. Glory,
ielujlh.”

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THE CHANGING WORLD.

 

To m‘all there has come of late the.‘u

'ncscanuble fact that we ore living in,
1 3nd inst changing worldghdxe Hum ct the short calendar,

Herald. Under the ."ulfll 0‘ the Stunner courts
stress and strain of 1 world subunit

I changed
lays the Christian

and carrying on ct‘llgy oi

our physical. domestic. mic and;
social lilo to underpin; dolly the pro.
macaw. Womodlnltilaour‘
rival to a not «trillion-t: m lir-

mcting conditions, it should bc du- , -— .
let-rod. then he will ma c a full stuto‘
ment of the (acts, in writing, undet- pee a s or a
oath. and present same-to tal;e flocInl
representative for his approv o t to .. . . 1
propolod construction. smug such btrlotn and Porter-house bleak ............. 3th lb.
loch! representative approve t c con- . .
ptructlon pmjm h; wilIl,Ipmn;puyI Round bleak . ......................... 280 lb.
transmit the It led on. s a in; c Bill" S: . I . ~.
ly and fully his reason fttirtzpvrging' mmo“ ~13?an Lamb . . . . . . ~ - ................ 3151‘ ll).
same.tothe chairmno e: as I .
Council of new”, forums 100311181113? 1 1!: fhogs .............................. 381. lb.
tlon. if approved by t c at r. to. am or ‘0“. .............. .. . 7
will transmit mm D. R. bit-Lennon} ‘ k ............ 23c lb.
chief of thc non-war construction sccv Lean Pot Roast. no bones ................ 306 lb.
tiott of Hit priorities division of thoI I . I . I
War industries Bong. “5113:3111“ 101“ Native Veal (tutlet ................ . . ....... 38c lb.
consideration, lino be fur er tut'es- , .
ligation. and final decIision. 811.?“ng Veal for Slew . . ......................... 200 lb.
thc application be ilnnl y approve y I .
the priorities division. 3 construction. Know of Veal . . _ _ . . ,, v IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 24C lb.
tron... will tissue. . i ”an Corned Beef 25c lb
“-nfiv ' ""'-co-'nmo‘oa..-c.-.... .
"Pm” ““523” °°’"'"'! Plato Corned Beef ......................... 18c lb.
' i .
NEW YORK. Nov. 8.--r1‘huusands oi; Nauve Ham . . . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . II , I 40c lb
shipyard workers threw down tlicin ‘ ‘.
took-‘- in 5m?" Island was “timid l'resh bhoulder ......................... 32c lb.
crossed the harbor on icrryboats and. I, . .
bvttun it mztrch up Brmdwar. t‘rsum-i l rune Rib Roast ....... . ................... 25c lb.
‘lur. lllt‘ll‘ celcbrntiou ot’ tht‘ pt-ttcc ro- I
now; lnlroty circulated yt-stvniny. Ap- Shoulder, Steak .......................... 249 lb.
pareutly they had strippcd the yards
of most at" the nit-tat which could bcIl
used as misc-making deviccs. I
As thcy passed through tho lowcr I
lllHirlCl. thc shipliuildcrs tunde uImt-kcl . -
which parsilelt-tl ycstct'dny's (cmotr; .
.‘t ‘ tion. Busint-ss activities “‘6!“ up.
:01: Thom were said to be 10.000 men1 143 waSh'ngton St. 50. "O'walk

 

 

 

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1 out or our provinciaiily and provincial..
iism into a world outlook; an intents-3
and tinul spirit is rising; our interests.
hed hate taken on a world-wide suspend

Spec'nis lo
and our conccms embrace the poiitt-i ' '
~ cal and ucnnomic- welinre of all“ ' Thi w k
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tint' WHEELER DIVORCE CLAIMS

 

 

 

JUSTIFIED sAvs COMMITTEE: FROM 5 T0 7
Refs; Reports to Court That Fairfleid Man'a1veal Outlet """""""" 31"
s in; Wife Deserted Him in 1915. Veal Chops 5‘7:-
A recommendation thatOJoseph H. Stew Veal """"" 1' " 1
Wheeler, of Falrileid. be granted a discerned Beef ........... 1::
“med Ivorco from Laut‘etta Bulkley, oi Hart- - - leak - ,~.. "’
sun- ford, is made by Attorney John W. ”hm S or; Power; 0‘”
tho. Banks, who was appointed by the Su‘ Steak ......... _ ..... F3 '
tater-’99? or court as a committee to hear mud '
that I‘testimony in the case. Attorney Banks Ham """""" r.
here‘hnds that Mrs. Wheeler deserted her W“ -------- _ '1" "
‘on. husband July 16. 1915. Bologna , . 1;. c

 

I Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler are very well
known in Southport. where they lived

{artful-d lolly: Her husband asked; <
' er 0 re on at she refused, Attor- .
my Banks finds. it was also found HEAT MK»!
tint Wheeler had not» been guilty of 5 “moron LU;
y misconduct. The committee's rep.
port will be pan-ed upon today by‘urww Fracture AT
lNDUSTBiA- :r‘ ~’
The regular monthly u .
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