\
I inheritance taxes.
. (owe to him who wants."
~
- . ~ " ' Guilt-y
THE SOUTH NORWALK;.T3.Yf101' firs Magoréfim, of
EVENING SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMS .GOLDEN 1
l I... 5 A- 1- GOLDEN’ I"!!! was my. he done for the ore db-
. -~—* #V‘panmt the health department, the
school department? Has he made any
“Progress in these departments? .No.
W tln fict'l‘iy‘friends his only aitngehas
ANAG F03 bent-to reduce the tux rate a: . ex-
mggMéubeW Dense of .everything else. He has
made no forward step. He has prac-
High tide 7:04 8.. 111.; 7522 pdm'l ticed false economy. Has he faith in
Sun rises 6251; sets 6332- ‘his administration? Has he. faith in
, _ , 'his city? Has he confidence in his tax
'accomilishment? it“ be has. why did
ibufldl but real estate in the city?
The Auodlted m ‘5 anfluoivdy 3The records than that today he does
entitled to the use tor rfllmllqn‘ not own one dollar's worth of real es-
nll news dispatches credited to it new”. in toWn.
not otherwise in‘ this paper and also; Snuwtme has said that the sins of
me local news published herein. “.4 omission are as grievous as the «ins
of publication of spe-
(Contlpuod from First “189%
'
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fifii: 006. 3, 1919
47——
W
Member 0! The Wed Press.
All rights tor (Tammi-slum, Then, indeed, is the
clot dispatches herein are C130 fl‘.itiaytit-'s administration guilty oi hein-
IerVed. ”our; sins of omission against the ro-
,, .~_.._ #,A.__.‘ Wm 01" Our cunnmnity. for In n:
_‘”m' " _..-_.. LE- hf! undone all the things that
:VENIN SENTXLLS TE [should have done. ile has.put (he
PHONE C ipocketbook above principles. He has
Editorial BoomI—92. ,sacrtficed the city‘s progress to the
paltry dmlar. 111's steps have been
backward and not forward.
You know the injunction of old:
‘I.et mu thy tort hand know whit thy
right hand doctlr." All honor to the
charitable when the motives are those
~0l' charity But. when charitable gifts
l-arc paraded from the housetop. on the
fi ‘ eve of an election. in which the giver
010‘ is a candidate for omce in that elec-
M_,‘tion. I say that We are justified in
crallting other than charitable mo-
tives to the spirit, of the gift. Did the
charitable motive apply when he turn-
ed out of office. and from the chari-
ties department, at that. a man who
‘had filled the ofl'ice accliptubly from
:the time of the organization of that do»
lpartment, and who was in sore need
JOHN K. Pl.\'(‘l{, W. M- at that office, for his support. appoint-
Attest: jing. in his place. a man who was then
ROBERT M. “'ILCOX. Secretm‘Y. early}: oi’fldslf {txuégxg .md who
___ 7 M, .. -. .. . -—" Md the charitable motive apply
TRAINED CREDIT MEN COMlnc. 'lflll‘l‘nl he WI: stepped on the stifet. as
, t, ‘ a . , -- u” ()t )y our ate t‘onzressman ill. by
Riley a famous hobhns. who \u an old soldier. who Was going blind.
and asked to get the old veteran an
increase in pension? He asked the vet-
‘eran how much he was getting. and
’when he was told :20 a month. re-
plied: “That's enough."
B sinus Dace—93. '
NET-walk Branch {Mice—4388. .
City Editor; Residence—:HMA. l
Business . Manager '3 Residence—-
1062—3.
fiditor’s Residence—219.2.
A stated communication of
“'ell Lodge, No. 105‘, F. and A.
will be held in its rooms Tuesday
evening. October 7th. 1919, at 8
o'clock. to Work E. A. Degree. (re-v
freshments). All Muster Masons cor.
dially and t'raternally invited.
Fraternally yours.
get you, if you don's fivatch out." will
have nothing on the rising generation
of credit men. if a training school for
the department of business turns out
as Well as it is hoped. . Now, my friends, we want no rus-
Various Y. M. C. A35 of this (‘oun-‘uler backward steps. The Republican
try are adding an Institute of It‘redil ‘party is, and always has been. thn
' ' .. ' WWW 0f Dl'Olzress~nationnlLv
to their busmess courws. At these . . . .
. . . .._ Mae and locally. “hon you vote, or.
institutes instructions IS. to be mun. Mommy "v“. you are voting a" yum-
the embroy credit man in delefllng’mmvm.“ and mllectirp Interests, by
"dead beats" with a sinuie glance. in pulling ”,9 first ‘9‘," on the voting
' ' ‘° ' ’ ' Ir: into'muchinc and casting: a straight Repub-
turmng th“ p.13 customt s .fl-tJlleiin ballot. _
prompt pay patrons. in refusing CL, l
to the undesirable so tactfully that ,‘und said: Party loyalty is a ”Ml Wt
. . . ' -_-,-ity this year. You should It
they will gladly remain to purcha‘ze for C( gs . ‘ pt.
cash what they came to have charm-d. hard and pull together. “ hen you
transac- .
About 90 per ‘ccnt. of all , . ,lhat, yo,“ Choose
tions are on a credit basis, and it ”.by appointment, many important or.
:t wonder tlnt with the years of laxity . lives. When you wish inlorrti.t:mn,
in the matter more firms have not ”“1“ any demrtntent in t‘iti' Hull.
gonp to 111.) wall. Iml‘f‘ill’mnf‘m of your own party than from an Oppo-
(‘rf'tlll systems i4 one of the most “WW 5 unit in oflice. . -'
ed reforms of lulrfillOSs iii». Youth-t; {A‘ bit lurid llllllfgzi. and the pvt-mm
. _ _‘ \. . ‘ ., l'z . - . :u lll ulstl'at on. w we "~33 1'.
men who llfllo tut Ind this i 11mm. they told us, me Deanna; 1m I‘llllm‘t',
as shout) by tonight's Sentinel.
ask questions. because. they don't dare
the munhwho is lu (in,
l
in handling the charge nccnunta tor:
'husiness firms should im a very wet“
come addition to ttm commerflni‘make deliberate statements.
world In the First district. as in the ,th-
» , , crs, Your tax bills are lowered 'n w-
. >- 2' debtor “ho. ' ‘ "‘ l d
‘.\g to th- tituihlm rently. lN'PilllHt‘ a special tax “in My}.
\it-w‘s this mow-mom with dismay. all us film-“n on last, Fm”? bill.
he in!“ to do i? atop his ll‘l‘mhllflfl. finilunot needed, in 0rd“.
pay liis‘lfls. Then the
credit man will he no goblin In
‘0 H‘Wt‘l‘ I I! ..~
diswclectiou. Your First
gthe game as in 1918. so we wiEI
nothing about that. But. add your 1“;
ular t:l.\ ratio on the 1915 bill o: in.
PAYING THE BIG DEBT. Fourth and Fifth districts. and
“'ith the fightinur ended less t-hrtuv u‘izL‘L‘ltnul lntai oi 13 and L‘tt-lt'l‘.
year, and thewal‘ nt‘l .Vl‘l OH'H“ lVllillit, “ht-rt- they belong. and th- r'itn
(lose-d, the .Ivnited States gmw-rntut'nl if” the Fourth and Fifth tllsll'lC" 1:.
has already cancelled t.hree-fl1|«'1rt“""w‘15“? ‘ h
‘ ,.1 mt,"."" '
of a billion dollars worth of “alumna-t unrealiyyldt‘iuregl’lv
bonds. The exact amount retired by Um” -
iAuzust 31 was $717,3..T,OI)0.
- >.t.v
lurb his (In-nub.
-.--.-.._ o
' Not-r,
special tax rules to lllt’ hill ol
the
pay
spun-in},
"til"
'ciglzt
This l3:doil;lt‘s.
more than I’. per ct-nt. at the total 1'9" "Find out 'the cause of this effect;
or. rather say, the. cuuwe
rule. if H for Vll‘lfi _
9 ~ cut-ct d >f - we 90.“...
Thus the l)0n(l"(I wnr debt of. 15:: cause." 6 P(ti 1"!
(-plmlz'y, hi: in total though 511m , A month or so ago a representative
compared with thr- nation's wealth. al- to! the New England Board of Fire ['n-
ready shows an atipreCinble decline.ldct'wi'ilet‘s came before the council
Nearlv all my“, canceled bonds werp‘anil was roundly abused by the mayor.
retired in“ tht' DI‘ON‘SS 0‘ being paid tolmlil'gttcilllt‘ndd trifbbtfer-arcem gonlrftlillt?
. ‘ _ , ~ .. a me nt-
the national treasury {01' 111905“? ‘fin‘l‘ing up for the insurance companies
This process IS; (in court both sides are given a chum i.‘
, , - ”to be heard) but the mavor
sure to he accoltrated. In this wall ' - _ .
atone. aside from the alll‘vla‘k’ retir'-|?l:;tetl;:: tiledli‘ezsnll‘eirtntnmiauyfimlm
ment of up bond on the. estab‘lsm‘fmicated with hinf. .The facts arc" that
dates or their maturity. it is like!) on Aug. lst. 1918, this same "board"
that the entire war debt of about $20,-liwrote. a letter to Mr. Donovan. suz~
000,000 could he. paid off in a decadt‘iKH‘M'W certain improvementsbe made,
or two. in
The 1‘93““ 0‘ ””3 heal'hy de""‘°"',Thv entire expense for improvements.
ment is seen in-the strength s‘lmwnlby niggehwmjght tastt fofrtzears' w“: "7‘1
'wut' bond on the market. They have ‘1 n per cen . o e. amoun pa
been steadily incraslng in vain. Everymglx‘flgflblandxmte flatmfim
one of them is sure to go above par 116-" ' - <
fore lune. :15: billion atter' billion
hymn. :1 from the national debt.
wit, ha 25 per cent. raise. No reply
ls,was ever made to that letter of Aug.
gist, 1918.
9,. m “mum . and. This is rank dlacourtesy and poor
iMor“ Hang on ’ 5 leconomy. Insurance rates to go up
Victor.v “0“(15- ,that your tax rate may seem .0 go
_._————--o {down! The question of taxes has de-
Don‘t s-it around saying, "all things moralized our mayor. -
:had for these selfaune taxes.
don't, begin. Why? Because it
Get busy! All things one“ him lcu
who walts—includluz' bills. debts cad
will: hustlers get ahead. l
Hake the moat -d September ”d?
October. the low-lieu" main“ 0! the
W in almost every (mutate.
____.+.._..._...
what.“ is. Want have
new in [belie sell-tune . Fourth and‘
Umeufldomybeuer.
ins-30 “Sling. > _
m)“ it will at: you- nfl
di.
. m,
‘i our": 1* a.“ Jaye—.5. «‘11:!
“Washington strewn at - , _
cent of cost to thgylty. Mil I?" 9.9““ KW” .
era in hirfld mark and.
East avenue and (Jhesmt.fittt vans.
new seiner-Hm knit! creme: rupsir»
ed culverts and bridges: dragged and
ronded up roads in the Fifth distrk't:
out and; “an. tr'mtmed treat find ‘1‘».
sprayed 800 of them.
buy; and other vital necessities, they
purchased an American La France mo
tor truck for the Central Fire Station
and a Barker truck for Hope Hose Co.
in other words. they had something to
show 101' the money upmt. '
tloun expenses.
‘35 been bad enough but. if encourag-
(.
may sag: the water doesn‘t need to be
flit-cred and (Ir street lights are loo
expensive.
to go to ruin: our health to stfler from
filth in'the streets and lack of sewers:
our children to have less. educational
advazniazes than those of other cities;
weeds to grow in our stnseu, which
till he bum ofshade trees? Shll 1e
goback to rain barrels for water: give
up our electric lights tor candles, and
he'let our bridflnl fall down? A man Who
will quote St-riptui e- one minute and do-
!lbt-tutely my to deceive the people by
figure juggling anmh'.
leader for :1 progressive city.
speare said: l
l
l
t‘orrhb own plll'xnlat’ at any time."
plays the devil."
van‘s
Tllv
own grounds beautifit 1.
and homes kept ltcafthy.
their children can be
schools.
us must
One of our most prominent.
among the poor
the
among :hd poor had
H9 li‘ld
obtain funds for worthy «as of“ l
pu-rah- nend. because he 'II told the
uppropriaiion would not cova- n. U!»
sanitary conditions of our streets (f.3 -
feet the health of tIl-- pear and its?
0118”. like influenza, gonads among}
them rapidly. l
was
statc- fore pu blishod.
Mayor
Leo Davis then “dressed the crowd -
gently exercise
““9” ll llmi'ur. you do much more than own We! lnlvl‘ests and N1.._
:1 wordy warfare
counts and balances.
i. never grind with the waiters tint
in is much easier to obtain it from ll rian P3”-
confusion of figures.
are the property of. and accessible (or g .
the inspection or the public. ' 1
,0 cent of
ed for. and in the
Th-w- results that tount. i
city
wht reby it will hencu-torth
to provide for current meds and fu-
ture . xpunditurea.
“1:13‘3; “15 'l'wm’ml “"(V'r’i‘iil‘)’.
funds.
hawk-(wed year's bill and send it out Just bu t..n~ public
district rat.» 1': “an?" by ”W
pres. nt \u-ck. being lttitl by our uppo-‘
items.
the public. is evidence of satisfactlon‘
you With .. present
there
behalf oi tin
inc
, . those milieu l‘ practically '
' . \ . .. .~ . _ confined to
and 68400, or 45-1100 highcrihn’l ”I“ ("lndldah‘s ““1 “101T
1" an Ol'vnbook,”
more on every thousand eluded his talk.
IMHO it to [he
as shown in
of Ibh tle- "P‘l Monday,"
CAVAl‘JAGH FREE
To Principals and Head Teachers:
. ago took such a firm hold our
“0“” pie and proved on the
and schools that the wish for its con-
tinuation leans quite general
ary
.. _ _ , people to mutinuc the thrift
ot a stint made upon the same. “'Jtll- work a stamp.
it .riod of six th. e." - s an essential Wt of the
m- mOD ‘ from (’3' child :1 education. I am sure you are]
all m hearty accord with their semi:
ments and ready
work of training the children in hab-
its of thrift.
to be given in
.making
. Thrift
divided into six prloea‘u followszlstfl '3'?"
$10: find. 35; 3rd. 34:
and 6th, 31.
ed on percentages.
1 , the moat-Thrift
“k 3°“ ‘0 m “1’ ‘1‘“ ’0“ “a"? toberd and June 1, based on avenge
has daily attendance,
been on time, you are trymg to think pm“ W
Fifth districts out you mauve “9.. ‘1'
1mm? A an at one occur meetings matter ”J'hue the V“ m “1 Pm"
asked .e if a Re mm m ht" Mil“
m unveducher k
V‘I’Onc remedy tor themudm: d“? boner. 1m 21515. 185 and pan
’ fl ,, _.—-—..
_!
"t
l
Besides new
administration retrcnch and has cut
Thi< Inst
’
<. a
Mr. Donovan says llt.‘ has made this A
‘:
two years L
, Where will he end? Next year he
Shall we allow our streets
peculiar
Shaing
is '15
“Even lit” devil (an quote Scripture
"And then he sixth. and u'tth a bit 5
of Scripture tell‘ as :
ilmv God bids us do good for evil: 3
And thus lit clothes hi: linked ‘1l~
li.my _ 5
With odd old «has .vtoltn from £29.};-
“'iit,
And seems a saint, when nity‘t he
“'ho surfers most trom Mr. Dono-
nvcl.»c«‘_ the rich or the poor?
people of, Wealth can have their
trees sprayed
lf need be.
sent to private
But thr children of most of .
-attend' the public sch-Juli; '
workcl"
told me that during
years the m "
increasod M. »
me that it Was mm m
past (“‘0
The remainder of Mr. Davis' address
tllnn: the same line's & hex-GOV
Drops Silent Policy 3*
and “Talks for “Ilia-j.
tion" 1‘
”I
if
I.
s
, (Continued from Rue Ono).
"19 ’gfl‘fi fli- his
“It IS Min to discuss
07 W In .
‘5 ‘0 WM: leg
The mills m
, re
come thmngh the'
The city records.
No' 20ml can
public money spent in account '7
lust analysis, it. is:
"A new pt'llt'y in the management of. 3
affair: has been inaumrutedd
be possible!
of whatever nature.
will (If available:
mldrnt that lllt
or this course. as in-
tamtraign milieu of lhe‘
‘3‘“?
in
If quit»
fil‘l'l‘nl‘t.‘s
The luck of interest,
shown by . 2'
conditions,
Frans to ‘be some
local papers.
that the
~ Although ‘
method. on‘
in «may:
the attendance at
fact
‘ follow . f
“'1 he recand of this Iltit'nIllicit???lt't‘h3
Mr. Donovan con
“and I am satisfied to
judgment of the people
the result of the election
a:
’1
FOR SCHOOL THRIFT
M
(Continued from Page One).
The thrift movement of two years
so beneficial to pupils
to 80 on with the
John Cavanagh, has handed me $25.
prizes to the schools
the best atom in the sale «i
Stamps. This money will 50’
«11.33; 5th, :2,‘ ‘
The prizes viii be awaud-z’
The school buying' .
Scampi, Between 00- j
Will recdveAhe 310
me Tam-ding menu, the
c. .
‘E
wwmemmn
”We!!!” 1
’Q I «cl-a
a.
.
Soft finish. pure white
““ I'orth 12 l-2c._'
" Variety of designs; mines I: to 2.10
. an that; value
‘ Waten’s Putty Handker-
' Regular :3».
lmanddukcdors and plain
t.3m:m2 pairs forac
a
; The First
Big
NBOSTo STORE
Gun of the Fall Campaign
N0 - 10 ms ONE HUNDRED CENTS mm.
YOUR DOLLARS COUNT . _ .r A NE . . ‘
THIS IS WHEREUT FOR EVERY . n T AIMOST DOUBLES m VAL”,
DON’T MISS Towns)“ GREAT MAGlg PlGURES: .
Hell’s Hemstitched mind-l
kerchicfs
bleach.
For. each ............ 9c
Women’s Handkerchiefs
Plain white. 3 for so
nicely hemmed
Swiss Embmflery Inser-
tion
Fir. .
y;rd ................ . 9c
Darniultr Cottu
All spools for
colt): 3 9°
“Clinton" Safety Pins
12c. 9c
For.“ ..............
Women’s Neckwear -
Foley Lawn (‘ollars emhmidery
sad hoe trimmed. 9c
Regular 25c. l-‘or. card
duets
”More!
and hemsmched ef-
tom. Regular 15c
Pun-ch ..............
9t:
Iqalbtfiy’; ‘gcial Cream
£53??? if? ..... . 19cc
Butterfly Talcum Powder
Rag-hr 25c. 19c
Mavisfl‘alcum Powder
m, 19c
Wodl-ry's Facial Soap
Rent-tr 25c cute. 19c
Skyc's Confu‘t Powder
Regular 25c 19c
For .................
Outmsr M
Choice assortment ct stripvs.alld
checks: heavy and warm. Worth
35 cents. 19
For. yard‘ ............ ’ c
Unbleached Sheeting
36 Inches wide. .
Regular 23c. For yard ‘96
Calico Prints
Light colors. best grade.
liquor 26c. For. gourd ‘90
Aaron Ginlrhans
All the host (‘ht‘t‘ksl fast dye.
Fct, yum ............
Curtain Scnms
White and ecru, fancy borders:
Regular 25c. I”
For, yard ............
Bone Hair Pins
Regular 25c.
For, package ,..... .. 19¢
Linen Crash Toweling
Suitable for Kitchen or roller tow~
els. \Vorth 35c yard. age
For. yard ..........
Best Quality Percale
Small lot only. .
Regular 39c. For, yard‘ as:
Ba'tes’ Striped Seer-
. sucker _
High quality, guaranteed not colors. .
«Result!- 39c M. an » .
For, yard ....... . . .
0min! Flannel
Excellclx- quality Outing Flannel;
white. rV-nlue Sunni.
For. yurd . .. . ......... 29¢ _
”-
,Wc-fen’s Cattle: Hose
rchtforced. black , aid
MARVELOUS BARGAINS IN
DRESSES, SUITS and WATS
One Thousand Garmentse—Every
Omelhnndlbnv
A record-bmldng ale tint. for vulnuiviag is without a
F 31:41! od 1. in onus .
one in e .
Women 's SUITS of high-grade mum and excellent work-
manship.
DRESSES in an endless variety of stylus.
$12.49
I‘tll’l.l.\' DRESS 25
“'arlh $16.99 ........................... .
ASII.K AND SATIN DRESSES $12 89 VNV‘F UP I“ 51"" ‘1‘? i -
\Vorth $18.99 ....................... -. 0 5:3 49c " 6
SILK AND SATIN DRESSES 16.49 .
Worth $22.49 ...................... 5 Santana Cotton Matvrsais
‘ ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ “‘ " 36 in he: u"~. platr. w"! ‘ ‘ ‘
suitor. banana $14 99 are”; “:3... w. W, .
“ortli $19.49 .......................... 0 Regular 750 49c
SERGE DRESSES $16 % For. yard ..........
“.Urlll $22.99 ................. . . ..... .' . . . Dress Linen
M“ ................ . .......... $21.99
WOMEN ‘S EARS/GE AND POPLIN SUI‘IS_
.. Black unduaxyggreat barka'uis ‘_ . ‘ ,. .
. , $24.89 T“ $29.9 ‘
W*-‘.t:3.:.;:~“;;2:::;r*1 ........................ $14.7 9
$18-89
LEATHER sron'r AND ............. $24.49
$4.99T“$16.49
$7.89
MH'l‘Uit I‘HATS ..........
H tA'I‘s HlR
t'Hll.l)llICN ..............
\VHMEX'S (‘llEt‘K SKIRTS
\Vnrtl: $9.49 ..........................
HANDSHMI‘Z \thnl. PLAID SKIRTS
Autumn‘s latest vogue
$12.99 “$16.99 ‘
Blankets and Comlorlables
Blankets and Cantu-tables one very scarce; - scarcity is
hardly the word. Famine more accurately describes the present
$2.89
Fancy Percale Budd
Aprons '
290
Regular 50c.
For, each . . .' .........
..
Cretonnes
Light, dark and medium; beautiful
designs and colorings. a
Regular 35c. For, yard
Fall Plaid Materials"
36 ins. W9. Papeciully suitable tor
chlldrenc‘ ochool wear. Va. ac
Gray. white and tau: full size.
Heavy weight. good serviceable quality.
Large size; full of warmth and fulI of wear. $7 49
fi. ,
Soft cotton filling: firm silkolcne covering.
Extra fine downy cotton filling: salt‘t’u covered centers: very
W’ Huck Togas
Rent-r me. For. yard
m; pretty salsa And
$4.89 «
Yard “'idc (‘l;" '4
Flannc?
relial‘lr <.:
it':~‘
Heavy
woven and no“
and colored Fund a
Regular ill“ l‘hi. \.
Ash Slflt‘l'~
3
L339 size. Edithrz.‘ .. n.3,.
lar 50c.
smt ........ 39c
Women’s Lish- 11. A.
The 101ml» 3‘, p. 7-1}..-
son Hose: remit-rm. '-
Hoies.‘ black and Mr v- »
Spvmal. pair
36 Inch Lining Sat.» :1
9
39¢
Au mum. "L“ " 4é
9
him»
3 ‘z Inch Dress I’lak“
c
Value title. I't'i". turd c
C
Dork color». especially suns?
fall wear: regular 59c_ 496
33rd Fox. yard ......
45166”th
Reliable long wearing my; \
value 59c ‘ 4
For. each ........ 90
Bath Towels
‘;
I-“gh grade, soft and >1rong= ‘ 8
size and heavy weight. .
Worth 69c. For. each 49c _
Skirting Flannel
All wool. (on only. “‘0th 9w ,\
!
3:42. .............. 49c -'
Glass Tumblers I
Thil: Hour, 6 {or 49C ‘
rtgular 1' r each
Minerva Shetland l-‘it .~ -
m -
Vain:- 75c. '7
For. a hall ...... 58C 6
Women’s Fibre Silk ll. , _
Pellet" filing. f?‘« 'tyw‘ ' ‘5
brovcn, gray and \\ l' i‘ L
75c. .
For. pair .......... 59¢ ;
Children's Vest ant" ‘
Pants i
I’le- " Ii ed. fill “9'"
N P n l u ( lL 59 .
a
U .
For. garment ........
Glass W'ash Boat-(L
Family "ize. R , iar -
s etru 59C
750. Special. each
Kayscr’s Silk (:kM“ .
All colors: odd
$1.00. For.
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Mercerind Table Ilill‘:::~l\ ;
Full bleached. wear rm .
lty. attractive pal‘lt :" '
89 (rats. 69c !
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For, yard ............
36 inches wide: extra 2w
sl7t‘k «V
:31? m2? ........ 79 c S
12 Inch Navy Dress Sen: .
30%.??? ......... 89¢
.hnborted Block Venetian E-j
liar cmt lining: 32 Inches wide;
angular 31.29. ”c
For. yard ....... ~. ..
Size 27x54, made from new clear-
mill end remnants; value 31.5”
”b" 99c
anal ........... .' . . .
token sizes; worth 82.50 and 82 on
x.“ «‘5‘;
and visible supply. It is advisable to buy now.
500 PAIRS BLANKETS
Value $3.99. For. pair ..............
300 PAIRS BLANKETS
Value $5.99. For. pair ....................
SPLENDID PLAID BLANKETS
Worth $8.99. F=~r. pair ....................
100 COMFORTABLES .
Value $5.99. For ............ . ............... $4.49
100 'COMFORTABLES
effective designs; pl ill lm‘ri ‘s_
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50¢ Mfl'or, yard
Corsets
S; .............. . 38c
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