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\t'lMBORNE. Enzland, Oct. 7 (lly‘
The. Associated Press).—Clergymen.'
following the example of physicians-
and other professional men in Eng-
,land. are forming a trade union for the
ipui'pose of securing better conditions
and more pay. The Rev. C. \K’. Lloyd-
Evans, vicar of the parish church at
)iilborne St. Andrew. in the heart of
Dorsetshiie, is leading the movement.
.rnd he is in receipt of letters from
clergymen in all parts: of the country
uh dging support. ‘
.\lost of his correspondents unite in
svoing bishops. One says: "l‘ht cler-
cv may (:0 to the ‘NOr'nh‘llISO for all the
bishops (‘Ail‘t’ " ,
"\Ve Want a regular trade union."
. writes still anorh: r, piupusing "u cler-
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whether you are going to
be asuccess or failure in
in e, you can easily find out.
The test is simple and m-
fanible. Are you able to
savefiioney? If not, drop
out! You will fail as sure
as you live. You may not
think so, but you W111. The
seed of success is not in
you."
‘ “JAMES J. HILL.”
Ponder this well. Tomor-
row depends on what you
do today.
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teal strike it our demands we not lie-l
tened to and our znevances redressed‘
b3 tnoee in authority without delay."
Mr. Lloyd~Evans. says the clergy-‘
men, when organized. will demand a!
minimum. salary of $2,500 a year and:
increased pensions l
GREENOCK. Scotland. .\'ov. F.— A.»
Greenock firm of shipbuilders has re—
ceived from a dealer in Berlin an ole
.ier of U~boat parts which could be
shipped across the English Channel
33nd reassembled into serviceable un-
dersea craft. The men to whom thr-
oifer was addressed characterized it
as “a rich specimen of German impu~
dence, as the present German Govern '
ment agreed to hand over all 503-!
worthy submarines and to break up
the remainder. and specifically bound'
itself to export to foreign countries no
materials resulting from such sci-arr;
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ping operations.
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\'A\.\‘COL’\'ER, B; C.. Nov. 6.—Stor-
les of marvelous gold finds have come
from the newly discovered gold fields
in the Copper Lake Region, 65 miles
north of Le Pas. Manitoba. and also at
Contact Bay. about 200 miles east of
“'innipeg. One man recently came
into Le Pas. it is said. with a canoe
load of sacks filled with gold. He
wanted the gold made into bricks.
Stampeders are rushing to the new
fields and “'innipeg stores an (loin!
a rushing business outfitting expedi.
tions.
The story of the gold find
sounds like an old Klondike tale.
itself
Ja-
cob Cook. an Indian prospector while:
—Try ‘ Sentinel Want Ad'w'o‘on his way to his cabin. on (‘oppori
{Lake tripped and it—ll, over a rusty nun
in Bottles and
on Draught
20 Co.
That Quenches Thirst
And Whets the Appetite
spur of quartz.
Angered by the fall.
he struck the spur With his'pick and
saw evidence of gold. “‘ithin a few
minutes he opened up a streak four
inches. wide and several leer d-ep,
which assayers declare is almost pure
gold. ‘
LONDON. Nov. 6.~—'i'he question has
been raised whrtlier the order of
Grand Cross of the Bath. which can
conferred upon General John J. Persh—
ing, really carries the titles of "Sir."
The official list gives the title to var‘.~
ous members of the order. but not to
the American military leader, whom
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name appears as “Pershing. Gen.
John. G. C. 8., (C. S. A).
"Neither does the list give a tltlt to
Vice-Admiral “'. S. Sims. upon whom'
was conferred the Grand Cross of the
Order of St. Michael m St. George,
although in the case or British sub-
jects. this carries the title of “Sir."
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Norwalk tires
perience difficulty
other make.
town.
Our tires are
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with The Norwalk
Garage, South Norwalk, t
This action-is prompted becaus
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position to carry a stock of Norw
The service which Norwalk u
ways want more of the same make,
hence the reason for making the arrangements we
8000;Miles on
ire
olidays included, arrangements have been made
Supply Shop, Inc., Norwalk, and Vaast Bros. I;
o carry a complete stock of all 5126 l
and tubes.
in obtaining th
To Insure
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TO NORVVALK
sets get out of the tit
Users
6 of the fact that so many Norwalk users .93;-
umber of dealers who ‘are not in a
alk tires and tubes, therefore endeavor to sell an-
have done
guarafrteedon the following basis;
Cord Casings
~ 7500 Miles on Ford Size Fabrics
6000 Miles on Any Other Size Fabrics ~ .
If you have not used any of Norwalk’s home product tires, a fried will con-
vince you they are second to none.
The Norwalk Ti
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SHOP BEFORE THE CLOCK STRIKES 6! .JJ
I Fresh supply
those special
coats at $29.50!
Yes: fresh and magnetit- and \l'tii'lll‘t'.
For we've had more from our court friend. their
maker and _we ve out Ottwt‘s tg'om our regular collection
l'lQ‘hI into the special lotI
. Coats_with the warmth that Winter Ot-mamls—hnt
With the lightness that comfort also rltrnaiids.
_ Coats with correct and pleasing <t\lc——-anrl with tail—
Ol'lllQ‘ which insures lastinz.r Q‘Utlfl looks.
_ Coats of Winter's liked colors. of Winter's hesl fab-
rics—and everv one at a saving!
Finc wool velour and (Cheviot
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and silx ei‘tit) and
‘3-
Some with fur trimming“ and mam of lust rich fabric
for women who prefer the beautv of their own furs.
Softl'and fine of quality. agreeable and comforting.
and beauties!
Worth .at least $10 more than their twice. worth
it in everv attribute— $29.50
Sec-Mid r‘m'u
For full comfort,
Athens underwear
\Vomen who seek underwear of comforting fit. Ath—
ena offers is!
Athena is tailored underwear. It. fits because it is cut
t. the same as a dress or coat.
Irraddition. Athena has little. important features not;
found in anv other underwear. It is narrowed at back and
full across bust. Pants and union suits have a patent seat
which protects wearer at all times in varying: postures.
SDeCIal smooth non-strain cussets add to durabrlitv.
Vests \vitlrprettv crochet top and, pants of matching:
part-wool fabric. finely finished—$1.70.
Union suits. Dart \vool. nice weight and dclightftillv
warm—83 and $3.25.
Some good warm part-wool, underwear for children:
and pants—$1.20 and $1.00: union suits—$2 to
tofi
L‘f‘. .a. :\ll‘: rm: r.
Enjoy Evenings With
These Stories—75c.
Red Fenner’s Patients—4
Grace Richmond.
.Extricatintz Obadia—Joo
Lincoln.
Gun Brand—Hendrvx.
Malefactor—Oppenheim.
Three of Hearts—Berta
uck.
Each at 75c
Cheerful and interesting?
companions for evening
when the movies have no
lure and keen Winds blow!
Anne’s House of Dreams
—Mont,<zome_v.
Bars of Iron—Ethel Dell.
W'ishing Rina Man—Wi ’-
dem'er. :
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Army officers _
shoes at $6.25,.
Dressv but verv-_staunch tan shoes such as armv of-
ficers wore With nartrcurar pride and full comfort.
Splendid leather: of toughness and of medium weight.‘
Built right all through. with ood soles and comfort-
able arches and a firm cm) at bee and ankle. .h
Such a lot as we had before—but. there’ll be no mm!
All sizes and in widths B C and D— 56.25
Main flout, rear, _. '
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The [lowland Dry Goods Co.
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