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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 27, 1919 · page 8

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A‘Coir-plete— Assortment Of - _

Bed Coverings ~
. ihLANXETs, COMFORTABLES,

” mars, PILLOW GASES AND
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MAHAGKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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nun-ding om ~11. ; ., . , ”w“ .. _ . ‘ . _ _ , __ _ . _ -__ . the Civil War more clearly than any text could do.
: WEATHER FORECAST. «‘3='———————;_ ..... . . \1Sol'rnnek s in st 1111111 and the “sin-r] ‘
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1‘3» \‘im. A9 M9 I l911sun, ( JPN.” IiS causing “mm-V and shower}- “Jfl’h‘” l lillllvs A. S-‘lel l1l:l_\ml Illt‘ Wildilin? W 1' 9 .. y wry or y r JO} - “‘er 1 1 h g 9‘ ‘
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WI .AMPOLE s COD LIVER 11lisll‘it‘lS east Of Yht‘ Rocky 31111111131113”

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OIL 790. Includmg T331 ‘iwlln. Minneapolis Viczhiizm and (‘01 11-." DJTE We Annoum'ement 1111s Im-n 1111111» “1" your boy fill in names, dates and Places while they’re flesh in his 11111111 and (i: 19 21;.» "l
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Btiflson P0“ en corporation ”1“" "V” 1“"1‘95 0f ram dm'mg ”1“ d [, (ioldslt-in of Brooklyn. N. Y. to lluII‘." ,
,last IwenIv-four hours. The tompem- ! . . V - . .. 1 . ».
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. . . is \ery wwlLknmrn and has been very B ' I o . I. < . . ».
("01151. in” Is low 111 [Illi' northern por- SOFRANEK—MORTON- Vprominent in louIl activities. After y SDQCIa arrangemenl WI‘h the publlSherS Ill? i‘ eniilf,
I 111m 01 the Lake region 111111 between A; 1111» home of A. K. Morton. Satuf'» (“unwitting a course in journalism 31

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-_ were r1 ported along the northern lmr- (,1 .\lr. and Mrs. Alexander Mmtnn of fesslion in New York. and is now ad~ 0n| $1 98

V7 (ll‘l‘ from \Vnsliington Io Alia-high: Iliis city. was married to Jerry Safron» vertising manager of Nugent's. Th0 y . . .

, . ._ ______ __ -__~._-___ 1k son of Mr. 21ml Mrs. Snt‘ronr-k. also Garment. “‘eekl)’. an influential I ; ”fl

. 11,-, ll. ,1, 11 hi. 1~11 .\ ”f l. 111k sin. t or ”Ms I'ity. Rev. F. ii. .iueolis. UMP weekly business magazine. i

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‘brntmml “‘lll (.onlitloss 211111: the host ‘1' I“ d I” “ 1“" 1.111 “‘1’“ (“Pr-N it”, (“I “ 1m m PM)!“ ‘\0 ‘ i ; Rev, and Mrs. Hiram Bennett oi .\~»
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Ie.~ulis. 7 gr 1 9 r‘?‘ “ " . . 1. , - 9 . burv Park, .\. l .. have returned 11011111.
- ‘ *- [white point lace. and roughl up with' M" and “15' James H' “'11an ”I ‘ .

after en- éafter :1 ms“ with Mr. and M15. George
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_ fijorange blossoms. She Carried :1 tinned to ””5 “1y Saturday,

IT 3 THE HABIT ‘ ——_| 1imuquer of bridal roses. mm Agatha 1'0“": 3 1131111,» "Ming ”‘9 i“ NW1

lMorttn s-‘m, . _. ‘ York. Philadelphia and other polntsi
Just as soon as men and . ’ 1 ‘ ‘ 0' “I? 111111. the maid

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women learn that the ‘ m1 mm

116.Woodward Ave, So.Norw: ‘1‘.

We handle a full line of the best groceries—Heinz H
Brand, White Rose—at low prices.

 

\‘II‘. and Mrs Theodme Smith and.
. - ‘ Colthn Olmsiead of Bridgeport Were ‘
satin anncl eanied pink Ioses. Thee “is“ 1.315“; 1931119113,“, of “ 00d Ithe weekend guests of Mrs nmpn

 

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.- FAPIT 0f gymsmatlc sav' . The T'cklo ln'IdeslllaId. “195 Selma Olsen. Wore a .'\\111d :uenue is spending a two weeks Cole 0‘ Harbor ax enue, Sunday 1
.1. mg 13 of more 1mportance ‘ M gown of blue taffeta. and carried pink ' 1 __.._. . SPECIAL
. 1 akes You row" (‘1 ‘ - .~ . . . Huntion rIoIn lIeI duties in the . . .3: J. ‘ ‘ _
than the AMOUNT 0f . i n .s. Imles A. Dossm. ships “(K‘- (Tash office, with friends in New 1 .lr. and Mrs. Perdmand 8‘ Smith “f ‘, 601d Medal Butter . . . . . . . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . ....... (113- O
3 money saved, so soon will ‘ Cough W 0? ”I" i'. S» s. Stringham. was 111». km.“ “am street 19“ yesterday for W ‘ Blue Ribbon Eggs . .. . .. . .. ....... . .. .....
_ L be 3.1 h . . ' ’ ‘ Dora. Florida where they will spendj Boiled Ham ' ' T11.
' re awmessmi‘. 1 —~ -- . m...“ 3...“... 11...... .......... .
,' America. 1 L- l“? ...--.oo.oooooooooo ....... ...........- 0‘ 4
0 M d E _ i ”ayes, { To 8 L to Ed 7th , m Mrs. Sidney “'illiams expects to re-: FRUIT LINE .
. pen on ay vemngs . oeommoda 0“ can more 1‘ "PP y en needs turn to her home in Upton, Mass, 1.. O . »-
, , ranges ........ 401..
. , ; Apples ...... bocr'».
.,_ madethefonowingohnnzen:1ncmudtheworklngepmot “”1““?“5 mm“ ~ g, POTATOES ...... ...... 5511'n .
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Haney . the bankandchangodfrom “he old BOIton Ledger System to Mr and Mrs Charles Nash of 20 g “ GOOD SWEET CIDER .

Berkeley street entertained a party . ,, _
of out-of- town friends at dinner a feiv' 4 ? I111]: ALL m IMY “DICINES .7

days ago. I n (“IDES—All my. goods.

m IO! Olin—Bulk end brick. Five different
film
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Roger Hubbard of Bethel was the l 9% I
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,h from 6 to 8 Healing CITY NATIONAL m of South Notwflk, Com, I!” O this week, after several weeks“ visit
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