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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 24, 1919 · page 2

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'to spend. There is world wide demand:
'tor food», ours is a loud mushroom»:

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ibis to the producer. We shall want
'to buy not only locomotives, Ma
{and other machinery, but motor cars
cutlery. plate. {altitude W and

finished i'eathor goods. we. going:

KNEW OF U. I. CAPITOL DURING PAltfl‘HHG.

The dome of the 'Unlted States Capitol at Washington is kept Ii excel-
lent condition by painting it every re“ y0',ais For this work forty pointers
.are steadily emplm ed for three months' time. Ov'ei live thousand m of

2 paint are required for one coat ’1 he reason for painting the Capitol dome at
, lam tintdrvaisds to prevent disintegration of metallic surface. ‘

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g:11 am the:gsayer of surfaces. ,
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Erna Pianohs sought me as an adornment .for their tombs—-
' ek‘lumfies endure because‘I conserve.

’ 11 am the? woad<of the ancient Britons: their blue bafilehue.

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f ence represent the sonar mu“

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plant Fordmaud’s banner on the shores of New Spills; and the
very sails of his caraVéls resisted the elements 6! the West;
through my a-id.

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3g autonomofed your agents of destruCtion, the bullet and the

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183mm- oi Surface. I am PAINT! ...

THEVQUl‘NOV .MANSJON, ON!NCY MASS" B'UILT l" 1685.

massif: (issue example to! u clapboard building preserved tor, over
Wrist :yeunsdi’y eamiul and frequent panning. it has secret panels,
' ' ntalrcaee mid hiding places, hold to have hes-n used by yamuggtem.

home of great samba lot the ‘i‘amons‘ belie, mmthy, Quincy.j

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. save the filmed and manure
.all. Disintegration :and decay
use cushions which when;

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ican polity dmingthe making
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send out. your Momma”?
Dad. They must speak out Manse-3

All the smarts of British inseam
to meet the requirements of South
American markets willful! to be truth

ers are ignorant o:

.mentheréisth‘érnshflow of
capital to South America. I under-
stand that to:- some timedhero‘lli he
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insults! to forelgii‘eountries. in order

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spent. It is the exchange of goods
that. makes prosperity and not but
slices.”

PICTURES OF CHRIST.
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conceptions, based more or less on

personal appearance. The works of
Leonardo da Vinci and, Raphael are‘

i“16‘6“;th acceptable ones. »

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Aching joints ‘4
Lumistgo
Paul! Rahal ,

What also offers relief so
quickly? Don't suffer!"

Adults-#Take one or two
“Bayer Tablets of Aspifinnwith
water; if necessary, repeat dose
three times a day. after meals.

on so long as your enthusiasm“?

Biblical and other descnpuom at just

:rAnother qhmwright through the.
mug his _

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will not by pernicious
rebellions and. Mars which have
moons finalizing; the Siberian all 3

out new
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they intervention and economic assist. ‘
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m tools; mm; was dearly de-
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or the gamut from ‘
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out the country up to the time when
it. will he ponible mr the Quantum
pie to constitute for themsetves. free—

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annexation Witt he accepted with uni-
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notwithstanding its even M em-
eat whifflel‘lng with internal Russian

fairs. is sail, prevented the Allies
hon mos-ting either the Slhedan
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eunuch that either constituted a gov»
amalgam ginseng the gonhdmoe oi! the
anti my. . 6 pointed out.
neither or these governments. even.
with the beat om: they '
vise, were able to win the mundane
or the moon *bemuse they lacked the
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(landlord: and a situation narrowing ter-
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(mm Washington to

and unload. and
m’ilid’home! '
the Baseball NW

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—Try a Sentinel Want Ad.

 

 

 

 

 

. (fable Spoons,

" Orange Spoons,

 

.3 [scammed patterns 9 x12
in Axminster and Body, Brussels

Two tempting (more

' . These-rug 0‘s have been in stool: some time. ”ylhe arc in
perfect «million. ’flse prices have never leech adv timed, and

.n io-Ihv they mid m1 hemght Nessie for their lll‘OM nl

Selling price which is $56.“) IEhey one placed on sale at
$39. 50

" MM a mall group in
light clients or bodmmns or how

'do'n-s. These are m French gray '

vith small pink msebuds, 3W
sheen, gale tan and etha- indefi-

“nite colmings. Designs in very

mall- diamonds and fig-
ures, the fieldoaf the rug well cov—
ered, borders nanu'ow

k... .. . M--. . '\

3 We“ of the Very hum
grade, 3. full thick weave \Vlllijll
will “ear 101w and “7811.1311th
in wood brown, tan, forest green
and such designs as are in favor
for libraries, living rooms and din-
ing rooms. There are rich looking
rugs and the price will be tumm
log. ‘ 9
Fourth Hour. 1

89‘, SW5 Superior mafity .-

'Twospedalmlmhm

A m

that reminds one of a handsome damask cloth hue
plain pointer 33139011 which is a huge design of clustered roses. This comm

medallion is outlined in imitation buttonholo stitch and the spread has~

border in efiectme pattern.
Size 88 x 98,

$10.00

Same style in chrysanthemum design.

I Met mire of fine soft qualih‘t, size 90 x 100
There are two detngns, one of cosmos, the other of four baskets 0cm—

l

.11th with booed. ribbons.

“A H
lost like old timer-beta thewar

1mm.

Plain white and lie-hey colored

headers and corners. A mixed

“pudding." of all sorts, afew lineii
and some not linen, some a little

Missed, but worth more than the
price whicli is
. 15 (ms.
Second lot. *
Embroidered corners in white
and dainty oolors to go With sum-
mer ginghams‘ and miles. There

‘ are the daintiest things to be picked

up, and this lot are mostly all linen
Don’t miss this “shower.” It is
quite worth While.

2565.

Main floor.

$8.00

Third 3001‘.

 

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Pathe Demonstration Record I”
with attachment and sapphire
ball for use on Victor machines.

33
Ct. lete 3 . I
my Special 85 cts. l

Basement.

 

apple braid, plain but of
shale.

black hat: of
has no brim.

SQ: «6*

45”" g4 a some“.

Straw
$4 85at

Tame Hats 111 fine sun“ ill yin.-

Hllll ll".

“(‘5 ,
‘ V

A Victoryaed brim has a (1mm...

I of blue.

shim ‘uaw \Vil ll it

gay ribbon band makes a most in-
oommg sports hat.

A bunch of cherries
cloohe design.

llllis‘ H

Um

all very desirahlv.
Second fiom.

Several others

The "Lutberry" Design
in Silver

A famous manufacturer of silverware has brought out; a no“ pain
and named it for Maéor Lufberry, Connecticut’s lost aviator.

The design is simple and graceful. The various spoons and nth
pisses of: list; were are pleasing and of good size tor use. The finish ie

bright.

Medium Knives
that... handles)
Dessert Knives, ~ '
(hollow handles)
Medium Knives,
embossed handles,
Dessert Knives,
embossed handles.
Medium Forks. '
Dessert mike,

a dozen, $15.00
$ 8.00

s 5.90
s 830
3 7:75
5 s so
3 m
e 5.00
at so
than
'3 5'50

71:91:. Spoons,

~1¥ iv‘) .
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News 3.8m Eilk
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.Butter Spreaders,

Butter "Knives,
3"“ Olive Sporks.

m Bits of
- ' : amalgam Anew
Gus woodblock, Wt just in.“

u:
9

Fruit Knives,
Salad Forks,
Ice Cream Forks,

tab:
00

27"

Oyster Forks,

Jelly Servers, oath.
Sugar. Tongs, ’

Meat Forks,

Gravy Ladies,

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90 ct
Sugar Shells, 70 c‘
Pioide Forks, 60 L
Baby Spoons, 60 (
Salad Sets, 2 pcs. ' $ 3 5' ‘
Child's Set, 3 pcs. 8 its"

hiaiu Aw

_ tween Sets of
lino Quality oil cloth.
white and oolm-ml.
.‘WJfll new designs in
_ stenoilled “'Ol'lx '
$175 and $225

Ari set-(ion.

 

 

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