"RIDAY. OCT. 31. 1919
11 “mild be impossible to give In
HE SOUTH NORW WALK'
rate documents and ancient
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FRIDAY,OCT.31,1919 1' “(q 1‘
LINIATURE ALMANAC FOB 1119M.
[0315 RR‘ ‘0’ _ '-l‘h( .lestrnriiv-n of 1h}:
I": 1;) 1 tide 4: ‘25 2.111.; 4:41 p.111 the most
of v. hich
precious col-
among valuable in
“wild. was one of the most out-
‘1.~lit-2‘_
S. or rises 6: 23', sets 4:50.
:2 “my .. ,-~W l'.!"Ir'l‘ll>’ “(4.; of the ('vt‘l'llltill llhl'df’F-
MASONlC NOTICE :1‘ 1 .:rous .1 in (1v. 1-)' Arturo l-reas'.
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W‘” ..:,1..‘ n 'ltltll .11711111111 or
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:r:.al Communication of
“.I .H. Lcjge. No. '03. F. and A. M..
is thr- the
:7- ch'i'stj'tl’B'i:'it???CF:".:'Ial\e.ve'.":":;gfi 'lizl-d world that :o {11.1 as my slble
l C. Degree. NS Master Masons cor- tit.- library FIN“ 1‘“ 11. """"‘1‘ The an
‘1 ”W and frat-:rnally ”‘Vitc‘d- Fra-‘P. :11 (1f the .‘.‘.ll"llf'flll ((z‘iimiittee n?“
'.':."."v yours. .. . 1111:: the 111:11111' in «Fargo i3 o.
J 1:058:31- M. «'32ng F'Naf'm ‘57,.1.1.um 11 gof‘s‘ without saying t:h1tI~'..1
Secretary. ' Itln 1'1>11(111s¢"“lll '0‘ Wm”)! ‘nd 2"" '
cm. _," - -3 ”0‘12. and the amount (HHHIINUlhOd '-
EVENING SENTINEL TELE le ut'imiil “111050013 “‘l ’1“ “f‘mI
PHONE CALLS '14 .l. l‘. .‘ltHEIln and (‘11.. NM" \‘mk. l
Eiitorial Beams—92. I M."— "" I
Business Oflice—93. IPERSONAL SPENDING AND HIGH,
Eel-walk Branch OffiCE—-1338.PRlCES. '
llllll'e'\'\(lld.\' from the “"801"
City Editor’ 5 Residence—149:2- 4. .1 f. “ .
Business Managers Reildfllm— about high piiccs limo come to the I
1.10.6241 ipublir fiom the director of saHngsI
'E'n'or SRCSIdence—218_2. for the Treasur department, \Hlllam?
' l _ "'_\l:1thcr Lewis. Mr. Lewis agrees that l
glfygz'soz'la'lt'gg firséfsc'iasti'icf‘gis‘l‘yIfedcr ral action of some sort is neces-1
‘93 “19d (0 the use for publication o'fwtuy to (ontiol the soaring prices.
“' ,news dispatches credited to it or 11 hich are making life (iifllcult for theI
It: 1 local news published herein
\ll rights of publication of we
(.11 dispatches herein are also re« ”‘ fl“
~s .L‘ved. lasting (‘l1c(k is to he put “PO“ profit-
~—- ~— . ~ ' e1 rm:
A LESSON IN PLUCK.
1‘1 11 Oregon woman whose
1- (li~.1ppeated leaving her
-. tzazed ram-h,
their p131
of 1.133-
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"loun 1n<otncs and
conttol
husband sonal spcndings no amount
a makinz will do \ery much good
‘The average American citizen l1. .4
habit of inking a
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six children and ani
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of policing his own
4m hf: all met‘ again. She closed'finandial system
the high (0st sil-
liiv luct affaiiI, and found when all the pocket book b9f01'8
-..1 started [or Los a dis-'11..1cause eas3 moncy is unhersvl lnI
:ce of 1.500 miles. IAlIlC‘llCfl because cxtrmaga _.('9 is lia-
famil3 stormed at friendl} farm hitual because men are willing (0 dealI
food. and shelter mother in :litteiing generalities and stubborn
the children but the bat) l3 unwilling: to face the m." ‘ter pm
to sonally. ' I
Without doubt. Mr. Lewis is co. cct ‘
No amount of leg." «I? inz
No amount. 01:11
habit- I
This
Angcles,
1.1
'1 he
3|“.ISOs for
1111:] all
working: in the fields or orchards
for their meals and barn pri\'~
'1l.. -s‘ It too: them a lllllt’ lsss than in his ideas.
tour months to make the journey to! will help the waster.
1.1. Angeles, where the mother has figuring will help the man who
iii -nds and means to find a wa3 to es- n.1ll3 spends without figuring.
talutish her family comfortably andibeing so
urgently, Ircctor of saxings are worth the indi-
The story of this pilgrimaz. makes vidual attention and practice or every .
.Umd reading for these unquiet (11135.1(itizcn who reads them. I
it offers a lesson in pluck and (leterm-I Stake out the uses of your salary.
inuion. It preaches th(1 gospel oi Iand stick by it for a few weeks. 'l‘hcn;
11’“)!an “ith what is to he done as make up your mind to buy czlefull3'.fi
m~ goes alone and so ultimatel3 at .and insist upon a dollar's woith for'
‘(ny
twain: (me's
1'. 11: the job to suit the personal up the ner1e to refuse to buy when
1.. 1- and failing all mound lt pr'oxes the price is exhorbitant or the aiti(le
that the plain ev'ci) da3 world iinnfciior. if \011 do those things_1 :111;
:stnt sound and kind with friendl3:will immenselv reduce the high cost
1 ts all along.r tin 31.33 for
..p.w1m meets it in the tight spirit. fund contribute materially to a geneial
._—-——0_—————— reduction in prices."
EP. IGRANTS ARE FINDING OUT.I ——-——-—O——--—---
" .ilidn money has been so cheap FINDING NEW FOOD FISH
ly—in banker ‘ lanwuage. “ltalianl The Pacific Coast Research (‘onfer
-'”lianze has been so unf:'1\orable"——— once is planning a comprehenshe sur-
Ammican dollar would bu)" vey
m an3 brief space a list of any appre-
'E‘YEN G SENTIN EL Icla'ble 12:11 1 of the measures which fell .1
' w” _ "W'- '. =11nd1r 1h( ('1 111nm 1oich.lt is esli- ‘
ESATMEABLISHEI DD BI f'ma‘cd that at the time the“ lunar} '
J 5 GO EN IW‘is burned in 1914 it contained some 7
"""':1..-1«11-m Volumes the result of five
2 L & Z L GOLDEN' Proms 1111111‘165 c. '. ainstakin: collection. in
.31: otherwise in this paper and also 1100ch in gtneral. but he also thinks 1:,
Ithat (lira ct personal effort is necessan 6/,“
case of 1~"3(11'3 indixidual if am ‘1;
"" ‘l‘l'm and liikct3 b11223 derided got into the
'I’ '1‘ DUI ”Don a search for a plme personal inventor3.‘ says Mr. Lewis.
~11 she and hrr children could be— “‘m‘ studwn" the “‘qu in his own .1 '
malt riall3 bettered." I
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the hints ghen b3 the (ll-1,,
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l'ntil men leatn to budget 6
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'uéts \\ we settled that her capital_11.1tion “ill be
:11- united to just fifty cents. She‘ "The profiteei' s slogan is ‘ea‘.v'.
' led the children into the old l1ugg3"1110n«\'.' T119 profiteer fatten-‘1 today 21'".
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object instead of trying .(11' er} dollar 3ou gi\e a. merchant (let I;
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the tun-'0." lixing in your own individual case
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and exploration of the Pacific
Illni an
'1 not two dollars“ worth of ItalianIOcean. with the primary purpose ofIF'
1:.«11e3'. That is to 5:11. instead of development greater unillzation and-
1llr- usual 5 lire ordinarily obtainable ladequafe conservation of its fisher3 I.
for a dollar the dollar has been ex- resources Other countries borderinz ‘
.- . ingcable for 10 or more lite. 'on the Pacific Ocean are expected toI‘
This fact. emphasized by Italian- take part in the wrk I
i
\1: erican bankers has had a big In-I A bulletin issued b3 the University;
“.1 -n(-(1 in peisuading ltalians to of California discusses the proposed:
1.... ve this country for their Hath? survey and explains that the waters of
11:11. The3 could double their sav- the parth “are now well known to
:11.. tn turning them
~IH' In large numbers the3 T“: shméquantities of food and other necessitl
'. 1 take advantage of this unexpected es of human well—beinz than ha\e 39?
. lf'TO of 800d fortune Ibeen developed."
They turned their dollars into lire. 1 There are unddubtedly a good many
out t00k 9355329 for “31‘ And then fish yet in the sea which are fit for hu
1117111: cannot be nlade out of nothing and appetizing but which are at pres.
n in the realms of finance. Lire‘ent scorned by mankind In conserv-
"‘" 9 ”"39 as plentiful as dollar-321m: the supplies of fish already found
iv. the {11"C't‘Z-‘s'lll‘lPS of life were tWice'palatahle bv civilized people it may
"‘ “'“'-'“9"i“ f3“ worse than ”‘3‘ become necessary to introduce some
'1'" '1" had to P33" mnr" ”‘3“ 10 lire for'of these new varieties to American cul
( uandilleS that they (‘ould buy for main artists. ,
.1 eollar in America. The total fresh fish ptoduction of
A" a result. thev are coming back :the Pacific Coast is now about 1000.-
an; tens of thousands who intended‘OOHOOO pounds annuallv. It is belieV-
returning to Italy are deciding to re— ed that this amount could be doubled
111-. n in America. it is a useful les- within ten years by such work as the
s n. applicable to almost all our img conference is undemfig
1111 mm population. '
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' THE LOUVAIN LlBRARY.
1.‘ unnibutinng in the fund for the
res: oration of the library of Louvaln
1:: Zle‘lgium is one of the bits of un-
Heltlsh generosity which will appeal
vim renewed interest to Americans
I! the result. of Cardinal Mtrclers
Vieit to this country.
— The restoration this marry in
one of the projects dear to the parts
at the bravo‘m print. an: it of-
an to MI W and M in
research
at once to the casual reader but the
time 11:33 come when he‘ll b.1nighty
alga tn haxe become acquainted with
the whale the fur seal the porpoise
and may others, as articles of diet.
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New York announces that "deliv-
ery of beer in kegs" ended Oct. 28.
Will they deliver it hereafter in oil
amorfingevlebotuu,orhow?
into italian be capable of yielding vastly greaterr
A million tons of fish may not appeal .
1
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9
' 111: y make up The3 found that some- man congumption and even nourishingI
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Black. White.
. Very serviceable
BOSTON STORE’S ,
GREAT HARVEST SALE
Tomorrow will be a day of opportunities to save money on new seasonable merdhan; i
dise. . Every department alive with matchless values.
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The Most Important Apparel Sale oi the Season'
anfiJl'
10.00 Coats, Suits, Dresses
‘ A§Wonderful Collection of
. "STUNNING COATS
Beautiful models, fashioned in the-season’ s most wanted materials and coloringsf' No smarter
Coats are to be found anywhere. The most. extraordinary values. Priced from
$29.00 to $75.00
WOMEN’S SUITS
Of Newness and Fashion
--~-.!——-- ‘1’.—
","‘—--W
There are over fifty exquisite models from which to make your selection. High class materials
of dependable qualities and finely tailored. The season '5 most favored colors. The prices range
from
:3 3.15.!!!
$32.003t0 $65.00
n
An Exceptional Assortment of
Charming‘ DreSSes’
A most. elaborate range of mod 31s of the very latest. and smartest. High class materials and fashion-
able shades.
Choice of over One hundred beautiful styles. Every dress is a finder-ml bargain.
$22.50 to $49.00
/
'l'lta-sl- t'uats \H'ro ltHll‘Jlll
C'Ilil't's\lull\. \1l111'l1 t-tml-lc‘
up-tH-(lalc styles
I
COATS
FOR $24.00
FIFTY OF THEM ON SALE TOMORROW
Made to Sell Up to $39.00
ill special
us to sell tlu‘in
at this pln'nt‘nnn-nall_\' low price,
: all good materials.
l“'l""
All sma rt.
colors.
I Hundreds of Fine Bargains
DRESSES.
At the Low Price Of
Original Values to $22.00.
lit-1‘s -~ featured are in Satin. Tafi'ct ta. \'<--l
v.11 \\«1111.Sct‘g0 and Poxilin. Elegant (lrcrscs
11 ti lls (-ullcction made in all lll'.‘ 3"_"01. latt-
models. pointed. tucked and plaitcd tunics -
uith tlounccs and straight line cfl'ccts;
$14.50
all
WOMEN’S GLOVES _
' 0f splendid makes and quality are
offered in this sale at strikingly
low prices. In
Women’s Cashmere Gloves
49c pair
clasp—Black. Gray
Tie a pair.
Two- and
“him. worth
Kavser’s Silk Glows
$1.39 pair
Doubh1 woven finger tips. all good
colors. worth $1.50 a pair ‘
Leatherette Gloves $1.69
. Dal!
Gmy and Brown——
Two clasp. worth $1.89. ‘
Cape Kid Gloves $2.00 to
$3.00 pair
gloves of high
quality; one clasp. in Tan. Gray
and Brown.
French Glace Gloves
82.75 pair - '
Imported since kid gloves, tiro
claps. and attractive silk embroid-
TRIMMED HATS
New becoming Fall and Winter style! at prices far below
their actual worth.
TRIMMED HATS
Were
Sale price
UNTRIMMED VELVET SHAPES
' Were
Sale Price
HOSIERY AN D
UNDERWEAR
Good reliable standard makes of
high quality: and low prices.
Children’s Hose 29c pair
Strong. good wearing double wov-
en knees. black only. worth 35c 11
pair.
Children’ 8 Silk Lisle Hose
45c our
Fine ribbed. black and cordovan.
Women’s Silk Lisle Hose
98c par
-_1_
and: may fu‘li unlimited rm:-
forced heels and. toes. very dmsy
and service giving. *
Women' s Underwear 75c
the ribbed. fleece lined vests and
m W “W". '
,. 2‘4;
11
$6.50 $10.00 $15.00
$4.50 $ 7.50 $10.00
$3. 50 $4 50
$2.50 $3.50
DRESS GOODS
Costume Velvet $3.49 yard
Yard wide. rich appearance and
very durable; for suits, dresses,
skirts, etc.
Envy Dress Senre' $1.00
yard '
42-inch“ wide. worth 81.50
AllWoolSerz’ e82.29,vard
yard.
44 inches wide. sponged and
shrunk. navy only. vault: 52.30
4 yard.
Wool Plaid 81231135240
yard
ma quality, 41 inches wide, worth
$3 a yntd.
Phasnitiuswcyud'
imputation-WM
Yul
mm
DRY GOODS SECTION
Hundreds of Fine Bargains
Huck Towels 39c and 49¢
each
3'11”“ "3‘" I" " H“ 111“ lulu ad- Iit'nmiml and lu-tnstihbml 11min.
at: (" X“ 1" "" "\HISS. (‘loscly “'(HAU l1v:1\_\' and absorb
[Outing Flannels 25c yard "m“ “'1” 6‘“ “”“m‘ ”mm
. 1 ‘ ‘ “' " ”“1 “""~ Hm- Bath Towels 19c to 59¢
gillh; .. .“""E is in“ and fiPPt}
”Tit" "fl. "'1 MW” "Normals in each
I: 2.1:;(1'. (”m f‘limks “'m'll' 35C [\‘(11'3 plum “'1 «viii: is an genuine
good \;1‘.1t- 1‘11st an made of I
Y 3rd “ Ide Outing- P‘lannel purr \\'l::t(~ cotton yarn thick find
1-1. 39C "3rd soil.
’ 3...... '1 W" “W'- “01111 45°C Crochet Bed Spreads $2.59
1 ard Wide Outinz Flannel and $3.98 each
29c Vard of excclh'nl duahty and full also.
D ‘ ltleaclud 1111111 white: soft and tree
ress Percales 290 yard from (li‘t‘ssinL. wvll woven of
"<l".1‘("l|“l 3am in pleasing patterns.
Extra Special
laid \x'ide—~t'eliahlc quality choice
assortment of patterns: and fast
d:1' ('(1‘1111'ing,~..~M'orlh 39c a ward.
Mix? (3:32ng 23C .vard Large Size Satin Bed
c .94.... T1.»- Wmm nr;’“;._nf_flg Spreads $7 .98 each
through which assure good “.8...” A l‘Pnlfllkfllil)‘ lnuh grade Hpreld
in: and Wearing qualitim, Our very rich and :1‘.11':1cti\'(1 (icinxns.
“I" "'3“ ‘7‘ "*“IOW (0333's Whole- worth 3133“.
5:1.(1 lil'lCt‘.
Enzlish Lonecloth $3.50
Hemmed Linen Dish Tow- piece
els 29¢ each
wordy. serviceable qualitv absorb Ann vir'an lllltllllllltllll‘t' Hill! "
am and lom,~ wearing {vénh' "ur- quahty. tine. sort (11111 texture,
(ach, worth $1.00 a pic-((1.
. 0
Crash Toweling 29c vard Namsook $3.49 meoe
1 mon Jincn crash. suitable {(n' Fine quality. suit and .Lhccr. made
lmchcn or roller towels. will pup of combed 3am. tree from area-
‘ 3"“ Emmi service —~ 51”,an sing; worth $4.00 a. piece.
. ~\«1n'an-l trim from lint. Worth
5:30 a yard. 81x90 Sheets $1.98 each
Bxcellcnt qualitv muslin that will
Helfimed gggk Tozels launder well and give lasting went.
.. C an C eac . '
Motr'n 1mm good quality cotton SDeCIal Sheets $1.19 ead‘ it
““~”‘~ “mug and durable. Full $1211. worth 81.49. ‘
Opportunities For Big Saving On
Blankets” and Communities
Are Positively Wonderful Here.
Immense stock of Blankets of every description; America?
fincst production. Our values are extraordinary.
PLAID BLANKETS
: Warm and
l’ail‘ .............. ~ .......... -----
Full sixt-
(ltll'ulilt'.
Beautiful choice plaids;
fluffy.
Pair
'1
$3.98
COTTON BLANKETS
s0 1|1l swool; 1| 1 . ‘ \ '
ttni'l la(1'1. l’nir ' H 0 13‘3- $4. 98
Soft tic-((1 11:11:30. guaranttml to gth‘ warmth and “cat “mite”
and grit),
ATTRACTIVE PLAID BLANKET-S
cfi'cctixe (-olorings; lull size; “arm and”
INDIAN PATTERN BLANKETS
A most attractive collection, in Indian _g
' $7.98
BATH ROBE Pl ANKETS
alluring beauty.
Made of v\tr:1 tinc qualitv cotton. “till a «locp suit nap that ne-
. WOOL FEEL BLANKETS
p... ............ $5. 98 “‘"“ $69
...... $7. 98 “”“ $9. 98
designs and colorings . . . ............
5.98
.\'1-\\' (lt'siu’ns and color ctunldnittimts (11" nos"
(‘omplctc with
girdle and frog: ............................
“TOOL MIXED BEAN KETS
'l'lllt'k. liravy “tight. strongly “oven and 1111~ltrinkable
double lwd $10. 00 and $14. w
size. Pair ......... .......
ALL WOOL BLANKETS
I’urc wool. closely and (W enly woven. u ith a
thick. soft nap: full size Pair
Extensive Assortment Of
COM FORTABLES
Bright (liccrful sateen and silkolene coverings 1n floral, Peri“...
and Oriental (ficcts , filled “ ith soft $4. 98 to $6. 98
white sanitan cotton . . . . ..
. SPECIAL BLANKETS
Full size cotton gray Blankets.
Slight mill imperfections. Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘. . .
$16. 50
...............
me %é%g
Yul wide. médon' '. worth 65c.
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