The Greatest Paint and
Wallpaper Sale “
Ever Held in the State
m 21.10 Apr! 7 '
$50. 1 L WORTH
Of Paints, Oils. Varniahes, Leads, Zines, Turpen-
tine, Shellac, Dry Colors, Artist’s Materials, Wall-
paper, Glass, Painter's Supplies etc, etc.
3. YOU WILL SAVE 25 TO 50% at W YOU BUY
' 17m Regular Price Sah- l’riw'
_ '5 I " Per gallon l’cr E31153
. Devoe. The Guaranteed Lead and t .- ' .50 ,'
;. Berni" Bros. SWtigld’ sOLar est Varn M rs . 1‘ $650 $488
' UI‘I'V Soar or ................. , ,
- Luxeb urrv White Enamel Will 8121; White ”3%.? $8.00 $6.00
a . Luxeburrv Flat WhiteF or Inside ............... Q $4.00 $3.00
' Liquid Granite A. Best Floor Varnish ........... 1-1-1 1.35.00 33.7?
3 Hard 011 Finish. Best Inside Varmsh ........... S 90 33.011
, ‘ 5. OrantzeS Shellac . ............. . ............. ....m 'i 2 .50 $3.59
Whites hle lac .......................... .. 1-: . $4.75 33.7.1
, QAlabastm Altlbastin'l‘he’fih Sanitarv Wall Coa .......... 111-1 .75 .58 1
i '- Where.” 6 Varnish That Wont’ Turn White 4&- 855) $4.? '
'~Crea1nMoire Ceilinz Paper .......... , $ .18 .09
'1 Imported Oatmeal Parer. 3O-1inch ............... . ‘1‘ .4_0 .20
Domestic Oatmeal Paper. ................ - .20 12 1-"
400 Desian for Kitchen. Bed Rooms. Halls. Dining-r
Rooms. Parlors 12 1- 20 u» 5c 1111
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WARSHOW’S
PAlNT- AND WALLPA‘PER 00.
452 MAIN STREET
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‘ Nation '1. Simple Problem. while he let their kings reign on. won:
3’- -.. ’ a decisive victory tn‘v'r Neustrin at
in patching team“. the mum-p Stavelot just 1.200 years ago.
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«3" cm; and him units. me “in... can the aforementioned rlu-r. “verity; sh, con: .
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.1 mum's demand for Maimedy. before the var. Dyeing. paper mak- [ML “ONE?“
, "Malmely.’ an" a bulletin of tht: in}! and tanning were it" indfllflfl- ‘11,”. fit the curative influx“
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_. whilesle miles to the west, arrnss the teenth century—few“ well under W835 Stilmmll Corporation. 3
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abbey which was independent until the
buneville peace of 1801, The abbey
fell to France until its partition 14
and its environs preserved the old WATCH DOG OF THE OIL WELLOI
Vl'alloon dialect, whereas among many
Belgian Walloon. it has been supplant—'
ed by pure French."
yea“ law. who abbey was founded
in the seventh century and later its
aunts. ranked as princes. They ruled
many small villages along the m- more great problems in din-e weeks
blew, on M Smeiot is sltuated.tl1an Congress did in three months.
and aim the War-eke. which flow-s But then, it was a peace conference.
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Anaemia, nan-down, nervous, dc-n'italizcd conditions
‘ renuftfrom poo: or thin t'coc‘. A glance at the
, {maid of "final, printed on no label, will show
it “it contains the very 2:1g.;décn£a no to
make ’ Good blood. , It soon creams 1:. healthy appe-
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andithasbn-Ilt heru andre-~ enrichi- my blood .03 1...p’o1a'lmy
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By fat the most serious factor in the'
Mexican situation as it moment»
ted States is the rate 0: the vent 7m»:
pico oil fields. The politics of petro-'
"mm were lat-weir mine for trial
downhill of Forum Dian, and play"!
ino small part in the overthrow of that
- unfortunate Mulch). bit Caranaa is in.
'a position today where, at a sing‘leg
“blow he would be able to dealt-ox the:
greatest source of on for the aileron—1
the Mano river fields of eaten; Tn-l
manlim. I
rheee fields. in wlilch are more than '.
t'it'ty wells which flow on Home oli
1001300 bin-rel- or oil every day, are,
Lmliced sud pmu-cted by Mel PP1
fines, better know 111 “King" Pelaea.l
1-1111- thn protection. which is red and!
thoroughly curled out aginat Meal-
Evans and iorelgn- intruders lmrtialln'
Pei-ea receives mm n 1111111111 from:
:tlie owners at the 190113.80 Will
;hae Pelee: kept hla agreement witls
:these ownere that no one overt act;
Elias been mined against these
iwells. Britiaheu. Americana, and)
‘ Frenchmen cane and no freely, in 1110’
étenrltorv, but. “mum m-
idbnctes or anyone I.” mm
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Several Patterns of lnlatd Linoleum
w be closed out at 5! 60 sq yd.
. These are all desirable cllt ( is in
goml'colors. geoxmtric designs in the
familiar blocks. squares, octug‘ons
and-other mosaic designs.
‘ Four III-ted yards in the group.
Have been selling at $2.51)
F"hl"‘l f‘rmr.
Shoes for Women For Men. Special
Four new styles just arrived. each representing \. ' um, Hm, Belts
45‘ 1"”th fill& and ‘W‘m style. m 8"“ «of medium \u-itrltt mutiny.
No. 815 Lace Boot of black gheekidophin t1... sleeves and ankle lt‘Tl'ITll. rt‘u‘lllal' price $2.71“
5.. long va1np,llcatber “Wis” heels and ~41 Special at 81 "15 ’
Welted Stiles. “Willi! 5A to E. .11“ ~ m in m weight wool spun. .-1,
N11. 817 Lace Boot, brown kid with fawn mt- “hr only. the m'ulur 1111111» 5121.00 8205
”rod cloth top. plain too. leather Mer Belts “m, fan...\~ “irkrlfll lnh,
“140m” heels and Well Mh‘fi. WMH \ypfi- 5‘1 "ts. g for 39 (1: 1
AA to D. $8150 ’ ' 1 . c ‘
N0. 90?] Law: Boot, dark brown 1-:Ilf, light 1" r11 2 1.81m 1H9”; Limlenls $11k av”
.19 weight with military heels and 11 "“ ”m“ "1-“ s e, ’l”"1‘ “”1 __
4'5“} wt-lied solc< Widtlm 1.111112. 311.00 ”mm-""- ”“3“" ""-‘- "r“ 7"“ 3"" ' '
7 ' H .I ‘ _' prim- $1.25 and $1.3” «'l~'.
N0. 913 Lace Boot. brown kid, 1111111111111 vamp.
mififnlfi“ ht‘Pl! 11ml wolf «ties, “’ldthfi -. 95 CTS. 45 CS.
3.1.1 to- n. -. $9.50
‘. . ' Mam floor. ..
1 . . Spring Underwear
Notions and Small Wares for Women and Children
‘ ’ Myth: demand Women's Ribbed Vests and Declines, 1-1111,
Du. Belting. all widllm. Max-l1 and whitt‘. I?" Til.- "er3 ‘17.“. whwh “""V‘ l“<*:11l:11'l_\' Sll‘i :llhl
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g, w?;:,:€.};; tltc \( u tip I 1 t m '1. 35 cts. each, 3 for $1.0».
' ‘ ll m | ‘ Knickers in fiml \\'It\‘t‘ll l'ttln'iv. pink ..
Pins“ ' N 08’ 0’ Tapes, H Ml“ “”1 white. 414-5 226 tn 7H. l‘I-L‘lllill' prim- $4M“
F "is p! n . special 89 t '1:
, .mg 11.91 E“ ’. bias,- Paw ”pasmw‘ children’s garments in plain l'nhl'iv. ii;
Smsmis .m ._ Mars. Weight.
Hair Pins, Hair Nets, Sim-king I’m-t. Blan-
ket Binding and the hundred and one little
things that 1111- never mks-ml until it is time to
Vests, high m-vk and short shew-e.
low l1f'l'lx’ :rml Slt‘t'\‘(‘lt-~~‘_
I‘g‘t lllt'lll Pants, klll‘l‘ ll'llfllll‘.
-— 11...” 11.....-_ 'l‘lu-sv “1-1-11 ::.1 «~1.~ now 25 cu. each
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is now mmplvto inw Decorations
- The New Yams
eluding C 0 l l “ l 0 i d- at thrill-unison Sec—
POIU‘L Silk and 33m“ ”0."- L‘llli’ht‘tm 30W Loompletc line of Good Shepherd Yarns 1‘2-
Vf'h't‘h "WWW and Na 11k i n 5'. "In?" Vienna, Cygnet, Scotch and Shetland Floss ~
fancy metal and glass Cards. 8‘" ‘ ”"d hero. and ”lose tree-1b no introduction. A \';ll'l1 '
buttons rm- 11-1111- Flags. Shelf P"l“‘l'- in colors, purple, gold. gnu-1:11, \‘ltilt'l and pit.)
Mil“!- . Bill-3732‘“ T351“. t‘an- Now is the time to buy as later those «mints mu
““3“" l‘mk at all?” Holders. “1‘ be hard to 1111111111.
lltt'm. Clips and Lain-ls.
Nullnll Stock.
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A1130? W001 in lililt'lx’. \\'llllt.'-:llltl only.
Knitting Needles, Crochet Hooks and Em
Mam floor.
teammate;
Letter Paper 1“ Crochet Cottons, a full line «11' mlurs.
The spirit of From-c has invaded the Stu— pr".“'q' «1-1 gmm 1.11.111 ,1.
timtcry Section and there. is offered Poilu blue '
,writing paper. Sumo of the I'nvt'lopvs are lined
with red and very snggmtivc of tln- Fl‘t‘llt'll 1111i- _
£11111. Laces for Curtains
I" how-“1 ”1‘33- to 31-59 a: Windmt‘s are the eyes of :1 llutlsv :uul
Infinite ”1 Stationerv. a.“ and $1.35 them we are often judged. .‘lth-lt thought
‘ . Statinnerv and (iloiresjmndencc Cards, b0?“ given by ”16 11181111thIU‘N'S “f ‘3“:
Laces to pi‘n'n'idc curtains, \Vlilrll
boxed at. $2.00 ' _
Hnrd'a Damask Lima, white, sand, pink and but! lemme“: and ‘1’3““5" ‘
‘5- ‘“ Mien, White and Cream Filet Me "
colors. Ml 50 eta. . ; :-
' Square and veometric fiwnros 111- <i112lr 1‘» '
Hurd's Correspondence curds assorted colors, _ . o c 1. -.
' finished With a good substantial odu‘v. i
all witha gilt edge, 75 ch. 7
- .- - - Patterns in more elaborate dosimm l"
Kewpie Statiomry for thc k1dd1es,50 cts. . .. ,
baskets and J apancsc figures.
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Quadd Note Paper for little bedtime stories, "l! .
- y . at 211:. r": - ; , "-1 3:100 to $10.00
‘ ‘ Kain floor. $. “ ‘ . T1. 111
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