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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 24, 1919 · page 8

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CURTAIN MATERIALS
In Swims, Madras and Figured

- Swiss. in white, com and colors,
, . and a complete assortment of
' Rude Curtains in Nottingham,
ladns and Scrims; also a large
variety of Cretonne in new de-
signs for draperies.

E. K. BANKS

MAHACKEMO HOTEL. BLOCK.

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WEATHER .I'OREOAST.

Forecast for Norwulk 11nd viciuty:
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer to-
night: Thursday fair, gentle to mod-
erate shifting winds. Showers
occurred during the Last twentyrl'our
hours along the Atlantic Coast from
Florida to Maine. .A disturbance cen-
tral this morning over the Onturto is
causing unsettled weather with light
rain in the northern portion of lllt
Luke. region. A long ridge ot high
prcssure extcndim: from Monrnm:
southwestward to Mississippi ls pro-
ducing pleasant weather in the west-
ern and central districts. tem
peratures were l'i'ptlt'lt'tl this morning

 

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lt‘rus.’

from the northern potion of New
England and the tipper Mississippi
Valley.

 

 

FC 12v News!

.. ‘n—t .A-u.~—V_._. .( 4::._m

l‘ost (‘Hltlndll seem .\ in ('t)l.):‘1lil.1:tt.‘
'i‘hny-

D.

theing receivI-d from Stephen

er. the popular clerk at the South
Not-walk freight :='ntit~'t who !.~ enjoy»

.. the

lb

int: :1 month‘s vacation trip on.
continent.

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var.»
lbill
oi

it . wim
agitated Mai"
to know that the household 41m !.~
Henry ('. <Morrison have been shun-ed
from 'Middletown to Chicago, ill.
where Proft’essor Morrison is a menr
ber of the tuculty of (‘IIicugo universi-

5‘: / J
-—Dance. Town Assembly Null. Fri-

day, 2861], Sevec's orchestra. Admis-
sion 35 cents. -

will intw‘ot ll ml 1"

the humus 1.»:11

luv

u 3»;

’. Uudge George H. Votsburgh' of the
downtown city court. next Thursday,
Fmr
niug against Oliver Jennings for 1111111-
t‘ormer tire-

will hear the case of Lucian it.

ages of 830. Fanning,
chit-f of \Vestport, avers that in 191:?
Mr. Jennings :IL'I'H-d to p:1y tit‘v-tttt‘n he

ext—nixed to prevent 71 burn tin» on his

 

property from spt‘entlln; XVI >"li‘.t"
lllt'lll was o-‘i't-rctl, it l> tlo‘rr'wl. in th.
intervening: awn-11 yi-m. _\t';1rncy
Nehemiah ('nntlt c H!‘l.‘.iil.1l3:,’ or ".12th
the :.11Et,hut 1'5 i1 \\.1»‘ li.».ei '-~ l.l.ll
in 'hc (ity court he \\‘:1-~ nits-:11. ltt‘u d.'

is now in th-- l11‘;~.1'~ «; .\l't)l

& Quintin

Thu 1:-
lit-y.~ l’llllllitl'

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OIL
89 Cents

Stillson-Powell Corporation!

South N orwalk

 

 

 

“SHOW MB“

is nailed cu the from door
of every worth white.-
“boss."

Young man, why should
any business man put you
in a responsible phsition
caring for his interes.s and

money, if you haven't ex-
hibited any inclination to
- - serve your own interests
v , . . .
* ' by savmg money? Honest-
li‘ ly now—can you blame

{i him‘for not wanting to
take the risk?

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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fellows

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just what you want. for
themselves this year.

Rogers &
Norwalk

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Lots of go—lots of pep mark the new fashions.
want jazz clot ting and can get it here.

It's wisdom to make your SIlection early this season for we
know some of our ch01ce patterns we cannot duplicate.

South Norwalk

 

Some young
In fact you
all tastes have a. chance to

Stevens

 

Red Troops Occupied Tomsk

 

 

 

 

Norman '\\'it:lesworth has resumed
his duties in the offices of Lounshury
& Mathewson & (‘11.. after

week‘s vacation.

enjoying a Manner who
college,

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s .Ir.
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m 853m “mom ”gm” denim "i H "
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Five Hnndred Miles East
of Omsk, All Russian Seat

of Government

(Continued from First Page).

would be recognized as they 81- t
rcadv are recognized b\ the ma—
Jority of Americans. in whom Ital—
ians have absolute confidence.” l

MALTA Tuesday. Sept.
Rear Admiral G. I’. \" Hope. R
N. who arrived here todav on.
board the Biitish cruiser ( 111-.diff I
bringing Britidt tIoops from‘
Fiumc. reports that the I'nitt'd
States armored cruiser l’lttsltlll‘gll
“'35 among the war vessels ot’ff
Flume when the (‘urtlifi' left. while
the cruiser.tllympia hail llt't‘ll or-
dered to prov-cud there. I

\thn (lulu-vile d‘\nnunzio ur-
rn ed with his 1 xpcdition. Ailmtral
Hope said his men dept-in (l nll the
allied il‘tmpx’ Ill lllt'll arms. not
e\‘en allowing.r men on patrol to
carry their lt;l}'nil¢‘l\.

RAILWAP-S'I‘RIKRE“ ;
IN E.\ _GLAN1) NEXT

 

 

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In the :Ittnrt‘uon. when .\lIn1.-t-r (.cdv
kit's I‘m Iliad 'o titu ultimatum. thclar-

in ' th it the action ot t‘ to 1111 n 41v cu

lite “11‘s unjustifiable and that in “I",
dtr to 111 !l then demands freight

tales would have to be advanced p'nb-
.'1bly titty per cent. lie declared that
the inc1en>td pa\ demanded would.
1111 an an additional pennant nt e\p.111d-‘

I 11w by lllv ltilltlittl (otrmnnic:
:tmnnuiitw m L l—~.""t' In"! ntmu‘tllf '1‘
compared “tilt the pm “:11‘ expcn-h—

“111*

e \CKER ~“ PROFITS
U N REASON ABL‘i HIGH

(Continued 5mm Page 'lnCI.
'Tltnt ‘lzt- maximum allowed the
:111ulle1 p.11 l1. rs hi nint pet cent. in-

c: easing on a sliding scale to eleven
1'" tent. but without :1 dt-cemsing

Post cards are being received from scale.

arrived
“'orcest er.

at Holy

Muss. Tuesday

for the comim: collnge year.

Miss Ida Genuario of Hinh Street
has taken :1 position as stenographcr
in llle law offices of her brother. At-
torney Sulvutor P. Genuario.

Association which w

The meeting ol the \‘orwalk Ilote

hcnior Cletus and Freshman Rmmoud

l

as announced for ed by
last etenlng has been postponed until partme
the coming Saturday e1 enlng. when it ernmental potter. and added

0
(‘hris Hanson is having :1 number is expected that thorough organization

of i111pto\‘e111cnt::
Lincoln avenue and among
things is treating the place to a new
coat of paint.

(it it or

“P“
i

made on his home in will be perfected.

The New York Sun in its :e.1l est H1

1111 O. (heuon

Evans property :1: \‘testpoxt (Mun.

At the South Notwalk Baptist through John (‘mu to.d Tum-.1 ”n.
church. Thursday cvvttitu. will be twe-lu- new; fronting 11:1 tit» smug-3
hold tho regular l111>ine<s lllt‘t'llllfl. tuch Riyrr for about 1.11.». m, . ““1 :1
lttlI‘t‘I'~1*tlt: muttch a"" in he acted modern com-rote lions-I l' “u- ppm
upon. at 320.0011.

.Rnhmf 1mm: .1111 1.}. turmerly m lLItIcc. 'l‘ouit .\~sa~1;11‘\ ll :1 17:51.
.\or\\:11h 11111 :11 one 11111w associated (1:1). L‘titlt, Sort-t": “HI”. ,..‘ \illtll.‘
with the :1..t::‘t _\'m\\;1l2\ Municipal rlt‘ll .5 ct-nts.
Electric 131;” l‘l:1::t. 5‘ 1": .\'.-\v llth'E‘l ~_~___<_
hnspigitl 1m .::1 ti;mt.t‘t-I:1 :.-r upppttdx .\|:111_v who “'ntclzrd 3h“ 3” ttliiful

Mr, lllll'lilt‘}' Is I mt‘m‘arr of the

 

‘«lill.»‘t‘l

lilxl emitting p wan-:0,

l Iiwzlr

re tortm-iul sint‘t' 11.‘ tire N11: ttutwn ,

e...‘ ‘ we :Itho-r today, and 1! was sun 1;; “ul-
lIInt-. l 111d . ‘ w

. comm] 1,1} eun‘yone. >011": (1f the DPS"

:tlntlstrl. however. are running the i111-

" .ll “1“ "" *l -‘ “ l' “l 3 ""‘1‘0 ‘ll‘Z’It'n: danger of assault and battery

I ‘ ' .' ,_. . "l, t.. . , . '

'hv I). >111: >1 1;...1 t. 121...!» H"“'- ltjr shuktnu tin-1r heads and .154e1'11n:

-('llill'1't'tl with tltt‘ l'l";t}(t'l; 111 :1 win- that another storm is 111‘11‘ just be-

tlUW “it ill“ l‘ll’l’t‘I‘IL 01‘ lll'l‘ \S'All} cause it clentcd off durm: lltr nigh}.
on (‘our ’ilt‘lli :11111‘1- W11" :tttztiznr‘tl __

“NW“ .l11.l_.- ““0”” “"“.'"“'-—‘" ‘7“ \l“ .411 tht carpenters who :11‘1- fit-

ll‘.(‘ (x!) 11.11111 this :11cr:1.::: El‘.‘ ('Clr’t' fin: H, mp mfg.) room :1! l.) M11111

Wit" 1-11",an d 11.11.? " ‘\ \l'l""--‘.‘- «:1 t whi. it will he occupied as 11 harv

lwl' shop. opened :1 his crate contain-
SALTS .5 FtNE :0... ‘11,: :l' plate glass measurmc av; fov'
. . t'ur t‘m center of the new Show win-
KtDi‘.EYS.QLiT.".’.E1‘-.T - -
(low tl‘Ds‘ 11torr1111g.thcv found

 

Flush the Kaineys at Once When Back

 

 

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Hm.“ 0. Static“?— Sam-21‘s with :1 clattm on the \lllt\\.lll\11S tho \‘i1 are k seeking land in Arzentlnn
f'rcme was removed T14- box had “.‘i‘aIc‘. for “tcnt‘rion m. gawk-n1
< ' v ‘ .n .11 ‘1. 1... . . >5 11.11
x“ “”l ’ l 711' it “1"” shipped by boat and denvered familt. a Hunmiu l‘uevrrdon 1s‘ot-e‘vn
1.~-ul-1 .‘~, Um 33.4%.. t)» {23:11. by :1 local express 1111111. A new glass “mm?“ has rct-lh‘d that mg mm!
‘m: I", 7.11". h. ()\“"1.V:1’ll;‘\' -;H. ;. 1111:; ordnred from :1 South Norwalk l‘mtls in m“ “Hemp”, and “wow...
wvl! l.:‘cl;rt -'!tl1ot"tx' Elem {wt :~ '11 ¢'l~.‘ and will ht- d dive-red tut Milli. ‘9"an o“ ‘v-gpnt’na are suitable 9m-
lti'lt' :11 l, u‘t ‘ . 1‘.» “g... ;:i.i;1-y pan. ; .111'. t‘tc new quarters are expected to such colonization
Wil‘ll ‘ l“..’.’~lr§\ “I?“ ' ’ :tizt ‘t,ll'.‘ 3,1' 1».:«.l}' for “19 new firm of Sim-ll- . ,W ___‘
t'itl' ('1' “M‘- \\1I.\l' and EtITim-ns t'mm~ 111111111 11ml Rll::.o for illt‘il’ 01‘911253' The enzuz‘tgrn um hes been announc-
tiw l1? u d_ 13.11 \tn- 1m; \v 1; " wriv ' S-ttnrd-Iv night 7 ‘ ‘
.. « . . ~ ._ - on of Mis: l.o'~'> T‘VIIIOUI' o: ileu-
:l'l l'l~"\'tvi w t«. 11* 1h. 1- - t 1- ‘ ' “I” bl.
~' 1- ~11 tul Ill ~ >- |.\~ - Jill!" A 7 .dow strut 9.» Milton C. Beers of Tic-1-
1‘ ~.-' .,. ._. ‘ . .e.. ‘. '«hi ‘ ‘ I
1.. I. 1 youth»: , t-onszvzh... .1, .112... ney street, an rx-sorvtre man who re~
n\ sin-1...- z. .- -» s - - -
' ‘ H ’1 » « *1 Ml . ‘ turned to ill? nomn here last Emmi!
1")".‘lt‘ l"'vil’l '1 '- i.— )1 li‘ < ‘ l . . . . . .
~- - - » u \u': -‘.‘v- - i gt) after Considetnule servzce 1n Inch-
l‘hc moment you furl a 1! :il ache in! Sam's ‘Arlnv_ 3'0 date has as vet been
ill) ‘\':‘ , . 1' .97. 1.... z . -'I . .
( kit-'11: 01 \ou in a .1...1.. m 1tI 59! {01. the wedding. l
”11‘ “Pt 0 Is cloudy, off»='1>i¥~ full oi. —————-———- i
. . - _ . . [
>t‘.lll‘lt‘-’ t. ll""3lll(ll‘ ct passage. oi ate; Deeds waisted todaz- for the sale by:
tendul 1y .1 Ri'zlsutl‘onul of scattlinz.‘ Keep your Roofs waier‘cight . Mrs. James 1.. Stevens to John Reeve:>
get {It ‘:1 {1111‘ ounces of .lad Salts; for ten years. one Coat of I-‘rizzell (.f the property at 124 'East‘
m, ..._,.‘ ‘ .. _ ~ ' .‘ . 3
m 1 \ 11 .1hl. phcrn. 1‘1 u11d taket ‘ avenue. the transacuon havmg recent-y
a tahlu [mongol 111 :1 gins o.‘ water in»; 7‘ ly been made through the Thoma C.
fore in'wukmst for a few days a 1d our ' ~ .
' l ‘Balcom agency. Mr. and Mrs. I-‘nzzefi

salts i nlil’ll born the .cid of grapes
and 1:210“ ,l'llLt’ tombined with lithia
and 1121: been used for generations to.
flush (logged kidneys and stimulate.
them activity. MSG 10 neutralize
the acids in the urine so it no longer
causes irritation thus ending bladdcr‘
disorders "

Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot1
injure; makes: a delightful after-yer

kindcvs will mm: 11 t 5: '1 e. This famous;
l
i

1‘)

Saves the cost of tearing up
old. worn mazefiak—nves
the cast cf 3 new roof.

PERMANENT PROTECTION
NO REPAIRS, NO REPAINTING
SPECIAL SERVICE TO TRADE

PROMPT SHIPMENTS FROM

 

water .drinli‘i‘lilcfi all rec-

 

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that ptofits in excess of the pre-
scribed rules be (ithet turned over to

( Ioss the Treasurer of the l nittd States or

applied against
purchases‘

In his letter to the President (i te
Jul) 8. 1918. Mr. Homer said headill
not bel; me any Useful purpose is sen-
public ventilation of inter-dev
ntal disagreements as to gov

further G01 ernment

‘1: Canaries passes sufficiently
strong excess to legislation it will
automatically correct the situation and
meet the \: "ens of both the trade com-
mission and onrsehes Rh proposal

hon 1.1 .1“. lbheretore thIt the whole matter shall

laid aside until the action ot (‘ on-

we} i~ d. 011.1i11uble"
STlLL WITHOUT
TROLLEY SERVICE
('\.\'.\_\,\I_ :49th Il ~Tht~ sittinn .~‘
still “ithmzz :z'ollevy .M‘lxl't‘ and the
autumn dms when nip tht'xutzh :hn
lierkrltirv- il-‘ls 2i=c :4 :li:11‘,1.~I-r-t
onlll‘l‘l'lil') Y‘ntod tol‘uzt :11'e swiftly
tossing. T'w lit-rkshirv T11)ll-\ Cour
puny 1s tied up with >'llt;tlt'3llt‘lll.tf)'

111 01:1:‘111
St to mm

procetdizms the Boston 8:
Albany 1-1;.d tor
>t‘\t‘ll thoihand tons of coal furnished
summer. it

luy
iu‘.‘ .‘I’i't’ll
the tIoiley conipnny ln>t
had been (‘XD‘fC rd that if the t1 111pnrzr
the prom-
;\.4 it l.‘ this

1y rot-oiner “8r disrltutzed.
would he operated

h

t'I‘i)’
(1111111111nication
.‘dn ‘snchuM-tts

7"Itllo _\'
and
1111pizon of that cutuniu-

(“11$ li‘lllOl P.

l(l\'. :1
with
towns

:25 1141
l lti firm-l
11.1-l .e ~t

nit-17h. n .1‘

AUSTRIANS AFTER LAND
T‘.l’l-‘.\‘()S AIRES. Tuesday Sept
—~Tl1-~ rgexttl1-‘ minister in \" onna

q.)
..u

H his advised the Foreign Mlntstrv tha‘
into small 1‘l0(1“‘ with it fell

:1 commission 0t foteim bnnkets in

 

_are to make the place their residence.

W'illiarn H. Andersorl of Taylor
Place, who was operated on for ap-
pendicitis last Friday night is getting
along nicely.

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--'l‘ty I. Sentinel .Waut Aaron-the
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1'OO LAT! m OWIFIOATIDN

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SOCIE'T‘

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REPORTER BEDIENT
NOW A BENEDICT;

Mr. and Mrs. “'llfred \V. Mourisong
of.“ Osborn avenue announce the;
maniage of then daughter \liss Ev-e l
lvn R. Motnison to Sidney A. Bcdient.
and Mrs. C‘. II. Bedient of
2 Hazel street. The ceremony took

on “'ednesday. Septemt

place quietly ,
her 10. at 3 p, 111.. at the parsonage of'
church of.

the First Congregational ,
Norwalk, Rev. E. F. McGregor 0111-?
ciatinz. Mrs. 'lledicnt is a wellrknown
imploye of the Rockinchnir Hall.
while Mr. Bedlent is thc Norwalk rep,

son of MI.

 

tesentativc of the Ilour reportortai
staff. |

William. Waldron and family of
“'tmdward avenue. hmc 111m ed to
Bridgeport at which place Mr. \Vfll‘

dron has taken a run on the Adams
Exprt >5 train from Bridgeport to New
Yorlt.

T J. Loveland of Litchfield is visit-
in: trionds in this city fora fvw days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurley who have been
living on South .‘luin street during ti‘e
have rctttrmd to their home
in New Jersey.

lllltl\\'1'll
l‘clcwurc

 

of Seymour
\Vater

"E.

sznlle

Miss Still—t"
slrct'l

Gap t.) enjt V

to

her annual \ acation

has

has
at

.ln l‘\'l.-‘ st t‘oct
sen i or

Mass.

Thoma:2 Ryan of
resumed his duties
Holy Cross collect). \Votcester.

asa

 

Miss .\liltl"ed Miner
spent Sunday as the uuest nt‘ t'elati\'cr‘~
in Norwalk and East Norwalk.

of .\'oroton

Mrs. “'illiam Tuttle of New Canaan
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. (" ll.
l-‘ranke, 130 Main street.

Miss C. M. Holly. has returned at»
ter spendinz a weeks‘ vacation with
relatives in Bridgeport.

TELEPHONE MEN
ON PALACE ALLEYS

- fol ovln: scmcs wcie bowled at
the Palace Alleys, last evening. when
two l“:'.ttt9. composed of emplpyes 01‘
'.hr Soutltmn New England Telephone
(‘ompany~ played on the local alleys.
.ludmn; '1om the SK‘UI‘I‘S of each indi»

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\1dunl. Hill“ \try uood bowlmu “11$
tlor.

‘ ltutns Ta RR TI Ti 84 ‘39::
t‘cnzhlizt .36 62 97 ill 727 349
l‘dr'ru‘!‘ ...... to 911111 911 so 4.1
tl‘.\'eil ...... 38‘ 7“ 81 SH 91741!
Murphy ..... 88 Ni 85 86 TN i-lli‘.
F011} .54 Put 54 (.1) 617 3‘3
Rut-an .92: 73“ :19. \‘G 1h ...x
Sllli‘u .53 7t; 71 \T of :81

BRICGEPORT MUSICIANS WANI

MORE

lilllKH-Il Hill 51;): :4. .\It 21h. t‘

of tl1-- Musician's Assortntls :1 .11 1:11;:
(‘ity will l1--rt..ftc1 tic-11111211! ‘7. '11’1‘
night. instead of St. for danrn 1nd
orthestra work according to announce.
nu 111 made today. (‘ontrects still in
irate will he respected. however. it
was stated. f
The first annual datum of the
Brotherhood of Railway Clexks will
be._l1(‘ld in the Town Assembly Hull
ii.» evt 11111;. with music by Sxtc's or

1‘,“ <tt'21,

.—
K t

To Stop Coughing
Stop The Tickle

Hayes’

33 Stores in the
No Stairs 10 Clint

Sterling Furniture Co.

 
 
 
 
 
 

.wnmnssmlv, sup-r, 1911

75,090 Squarcl‘eet
of Show Room

 

 

127-131 WASHINGTON STREET

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

ALLPRODUCI‘S t
OF COMBUSTION
DRAWN OFT .
innouou A ;
W
um: 11110th noon .
EASY FEED :ifl‘ll‘lll _.I2'l\ n\ rr'a\l. 7
DEEPER 1-112: 3011 , .. «1-» ..._ . 1;...
ssvrs COAL — .
”mmgummw I 1— i < . _ }:
BIGGER COMBUSTIOI . l:
CHAMBERM :.
Effihfihmum ' M ’ __1. _ :1
. U ‘9
Coal and Gas Combination Ranges
Sterling and Richmond Ranges
Both have reached the very highest and most prarnr ‘
successful combination range on the market today Fo. (jd.
and construction they have no equal. ‘
Give us 36 inches of your kitchen space and we w 1

there a range thit will cook. heat and bake with ccal gm
wood giving youmore satisfaction at less cost in true 9’. .

money than your preemt system

 

 

Try our range 60 days free.
OIL HEATERS

 

New Perfection and Florence Oil Heaters ...... . .1 f‘ .:7'
RANGES .................................. $25.00 to $110- 7'
HEATING STOVIS from .................... $8.50 to $50 0.
BLANKE'IS AND COMFORTABLES
A complete stock ranging in price from ........ $2. 00 to $100
, 5.5 9:

SPECIAMArmy and Navy Blankets, all wool

 

 

 

MafEaGef 51%}
HOOSI ER
«412% Extra 8031'

Hoosier's
Celebrated
Flour Bin

 

Being made entirely of metal and glass. the flour bin in Hoosier

Kitchen Cabinets leaves no place for dust or gems to lodge.
Tightly fastened to the cabinet, it is never dented. neve; spills,
never gets out of order.
and keep clean.
should own.

Sterling Forniture Go.
Phone 105 ' 127-131 Washington St.

 

 

 

Healing

Beyond question it is the easmst to fill
Hoosier is the scientific cabinet—the one you

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Haney

Stops The Tickle !
Heals The Tin-oat

Cures The Cough
: . 35c per Bottle

l -A Free Box of
Grave's 0-” Tent. 8dr.”

(imp .ieeucloeed with ova-yBot-l
tboffiayes' Heulingfioney.

Y the
exmwmmmm

 
 
 

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THERE ‘S A TRIPLE

ATTRACTION
uhont furniture in \iew here.
There he the attraction of
beauty. of splendid construction
11nd of unusual values. W0
know of no Other furniture that
1xcels ours in any one of the
three details mentioned. “01‘-
tainiy we know of none ”I“

~“duals our offerings in all th we.
We sincerely invite c‘mplrisun.

 

 
 

 

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