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BANKING HOUSES
NAME OFFICERS
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president; 111111111 0 Keoler,‘ vice
Nesidene; Charles E. Hoyt, secretary
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STATES 0ANNlll
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' V ' ' "ADD BANKS.
City National Bank.
Directors were elected at the meet-l
ling, today. of the City National Bank.
A meeting of organization. 11111111;
which officers will be elected, will be
WASI'UNGTON,. Juli 13.-—‘Stato
legislatures cannot under the law re-
oeal ratification =0! the Constitutional
prohibition amendment, Wayne 8.
Wheeler, counsel to:- ‘the Anti-Saloon
League, declared today In a state—
ment discuSS’mg recommendations for
repeal made to the lawmakers of New
York and Maryland by the Governors
of those states:
Mr. “'hecler cited the attempt of
New Jersey and Ohio to withdraw 1111.—
ification of the 14th Amendment Con-
gresr. refused to accept the repeal and
both states were counted among those
were named as follows:
Henry S. Lockwood, John H. Knapp,
Frederick H. Rowan. Christian
Swartz Samuel Grumman, J. W'alIRCe
Marvin John H. Light, Lewis R. Hun-1
but: and Herbert A. Mathewsan. E
F'airfleld County National Bank. 1
Following the ehction of officers
and directors of the Fairfield County
National Bank, a dinner was enjoyed
results were as follows:
President—~13 O liecler.
V‘ice-Presdcnt—(‘h:1ries E. Tristram.
Henry l-‘. (.‘olcbnrn, Samuel J. Miller.
Frederick A. Ella, 1.1-1) Davis 1111:] S::n1='
ucl Lynes.
sufficient votes to become operative
Chief Just'rc Marshall was quoted
by Mr. Wheeler as folloWs: 1
“The principle. is asserted that one
legislature is competent to repeal an
act which a former legislature was
competent to pass. The correctness of
this principle. so far as respects gener-
al lewislation, can ne'ver be controvers-
011. But if an act be done under a
law. a succeeding legislature cannot John C‘avnnagh, l’crcy W. lli'o1ilc1;.:5;121~..
undo it. The past cannot ‘be rectified 1111 “01.4,,er M. N.,.\l:13'«-h1:iil‘. Howard
by the 11109: absolute power." A. Pierson ‘
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31111111111111.1111:
iii—Mim-
Ccntral Trust Camuany.
Directors only were named :1: H11-
mreting this morning‘cf 111‘.- Central
Tril-Sl Crmpany.‘ The lioard'will 111001.
and organin for the oil (‘1imi of (11"
11111'-1 elett1 (l as f:S)llow ' =
.lrlm McMullfin. Edgar G. Murphy,
MAYEHOFF EMPLOYES
GET SECOND DIVIDEN
((ontinued £10111 l-‘irst I’ageJ
__
51:1. 1111 1111131115 10 cicdit -ol' the 1111-
11.1131-..~' 13.1111 com me of 1111- .\l N
‘l.13 -ho11 & Company shares in tl-c
)11'1'1filé: of the companv lo the extent 111
I15 pcr 1-=1 111 (if their 11.11213 11' 1'11. '1:l.
an b1“11.r' 111211111: 142 of 1111-.:1111o11111
[rs-n"
' W'A-SlilNGTl'vN'. Jan. 1111-
,. . -- 1 11 - ‘1='lV" =
(.ldtdl‘.‘ in tin. (tniralI 111111. .UL ' 11111- 211111 1111113031: (11111110111, and 1.1.:
field today tori the commissmn 11.111111! l'1l'1"cr‘ '1nnunll3‘ '
, .. .1 . . I 3121-" .
lo at tile tl-t. l111u111111ous coal [1 l1 1.14f1111- 1111',- money was (llSll‘lllult‘d.
1h 1t ilfl-y would acnpt \Vilh :1 single
1cscrvation any {1.18.111 tho commie.- 11.1
might ma've
The 0111-1111011: raid, they won ‘1i 11111
l:1."1 night. :1 most enjoyable entertain—
11111111 arranged by 111“ lrurlei-s. “'11:;
,inV1n.ll11> 1111011. 11-1' 1311‘ f‘nilrluir'.
. 1111111 11111.1: 1'11111 shod 1111111 3 by 1111-
* be a party to Hi“ “HUT! 01' 00-11 ”We” 11'111'1“: ol' 1111- 11111111311»; .‘..lov ng pic
beyond 1111‘ 111131.11 0| ‘»‘3'3"I’(‘li"’~'“”"'~" (‘1' 211. .s V 1-11~ ':‘so enjoyed. Followin':
the Lever law, the war-tune 1111' '111'1‘ 11‘.- 111521 11141111113011. the floor was
under which 1h»- (ir‘lvcrmnent has (-1.1:1- 1i»..11'-'1l i'ol' 11111114111; Those 1)“;st
irri'r-o‘. ’1'" ‘1‘ ' VHF“: R"ll’l‘~ :'11".: .‘= 11min enjoyahlc evening and
Crews, counsel for the central 1>p="r::- 4.1.1.41, 111.111.111.1‘1'1111 {111‘
ton», 1.111....11141 111211 without makinu 111-!331
lhl; 1'1» win“ tin- 01'11'11':1101'.~1 ('11ul~l 1111.V'1 s was 1 “1111;43de
not legally join any priroflxing acre-c- .
nnJ
111cm. he also 11:1;11 th1 Up Talon :\ ;, NE)VE FROl‘i
would 1.1.1 "'.' 1‘ Iih111‘ :1c:'-1;1-.;-.:111‘ 111'" TE
.11. ,, . _. 1. . EAR} HQUAKE 20M:
upon the prepaiation of answers to :1.
11... .. . 1 '- mimiml 11111:: First Page.)
1‘12111111111kv- were these given out [13'
'l‘- 1 1-111-.‘;111‘ l1. 11111411111111 from official
dispaudimz rccelvt‘d from former (lov-
iors yesterday asked the commission.
In accc‘phng 1h1- 1‘111111'11~s.<~1111.~: :11:-
ihorizatiun the operators. 311'. (Wt-“'5'
$11M. underatood that ll11~ 1‘11111111'19 411111'1:
award should “of inn-if (‘11'1==1i111;1- :1 1 1' A. 111117.11 Cabrera 01' the Stat“ ol‘
finnl'eonlract 1,01. Wfpp the 1;.i11cr5 and l .11l1l.1 in transmitting advices from
1))1141‘ lfilbl‘fi ”or " '1'11012 01 ii: 110 fi\'I= =l ' ' ‘ I " ‘ ’1 5'1? ('l ”Tr-- “'1-1'1‘ 71
by the commission. "
PI!» 91111-1 1. 1111
deaths at. La Fmgun, 900 at. Chilchnt-
1'1‘111in1h1i him 1‘1 11111! 2'. :11 Hui:nix1ian.llo said :13
1.11...
the Prudent ‘1'1111 on" .1 letter (-1'1=.'11- -1'd 310 knowledge or lhv number or
ing the commission auti-orizeJ 11 111113 (fix-=1 2111i 5 in 0 l1 1‘ villages 1‘=r;1.11r-.l
10 make an :1." '1: 1i of. 11-11 1111; 11 $11 1!1~-:-1311i oi damaged in that regiu‘.
uscd as “:1. has: .5 {J1' :1 11:15:11 con 1'-.':111 4‘4 "1111le nlun 1li ‘pntr‘h 1‘111'1.
He asked 11‘ the on r". U111»: would 11111 11-4 1 ab. {-1 1'11 fluted (‘hin‘hnlla 11ml
11101i12‘y the languagc in their act-'1 ‘11- “‘“ll ("JV-1"” lo the (inplh of 81‘. I} ff’t‘l
:mn- accordinxriy. and Mr. (711-1 a 6111 11-11:. “':vls and debiia from m-mby
13’ named that tho tommissinn M11111} vi =i'lli- 1“" l 9" D‘IHWS have been unable
(icicrinjne that point:
“The mine wor. -."-'11; ‘11n111‘rslgzt‘11l that
the award shall be a basis of :1 new
wage agreement. and 11.01 111 ilsr-lf an "5“
11- roach ( hiichiquihn Quimixllan 211111
‘N‘ 1“,lllll
H11 1~culccl is also iconri-
:har‘i
been dos tr 113' cd
agrm 1111 1t."n:1ll lohn L. Lewis. 111-1—
:ng )1r(t»;ident of the in. 'ne workers. "I TODAY I W
trust the r: "on” 11; n11 beans: ,1 1 “-1111 N ALL STREET.
hero which can h» 11:41! . .l-‘:1=(1111=4'11l3'
HS a bagig {gr I; T(‘fU2iEll ”ng ”11111111. .\.l‘:\'.' Y0: .r. l': Jan. 13 (“'l‘ll Street
or; ‘(1 1"???” 1"11'. '1 w v r1 '1l‘l'e-‘vipnt 10:“0 -‘ = ' '
4 -4 - 11.111.).~->1ocks co 1
ihr mnum‘ssion's award.” .he influc. c: n inucd unuer
Pneidcnt Robinson said Mr. Crews In ( nf ummtain mom-3‘ con-
stipularion 1):, . 11m o'.1n1n1.‘1sionsl1ould 1ii1.11r.. ‘ “y ':.-1111- n""“"”"; m l”
have pow-9:1 1., .41....411-mgnp what the we.) session.- lcndcrrz reflecting rur-
lll‘OPr-r'in-n blmuld
this point. 1
Vi'ASIllNCTnj:I
rem-1‘ scnla ‘4 1,".
Illli-Yr'inn 11,15. 1‘31}; 11
he had cleared up 32:.1‘ = .. Sm
=‘1i,1pi:1_1.;:‘-
"1n. l3.==~—‘.\iincr:;' ,
before the com-
mands as orio'nnl-
..’1 presume “is
11-‘1'11c'1ts and 1
11) 3 points under
1111:1191 and rails
mo 111's.
“‘- .1il1-S
yoslcrday' 1; final
reactvd moderately.
\Yi‘l'I?
nymznle 1,114; 1,. = 14...; I, mp operators "211111111111‘11111 nrd oil; showed. slaw-s
:1 (21‘ ~- 9" 41" 1 ,s' . .' ..1- , ..
1:291 .1” I11I:I1II.I1I1I1.»z ("rit‘hp coInIIl slink: =1 5111111011 :11 the oulsel. Mtxican Pe-
., .1'1ng 'es: en
1,1411%: 14.“ -‘. i" 1.....4 =. 1111' an increase ':.-it 'Im gaining al‘ .-1111 :r 3 points. but
U, . 1-1 i=1 wacea. 1371: six- 1111:1111-1‘12 in those 1515111.»; wore laigeiy
brill _ ,5] 23.3413y “1.ka l'Ol' tancrllml V.‘ ill-in [he first half 1101-11
tlhe Wanner: o l'I-.:l.-1I1I‘ 14111115; and for Ni'. “1 YORK. Jun, 3.--l\VALl1
l 0 f" T) ~ll1v‘l"lUi‘ l4" 1":;1Y‘l"l'\'1 Of LTilf‘l‘- HTer-T 1.. . R 1 4
. n'il dim-renego- :1;4.‘; 1'11-1‘1_-n1le1i each of ' " ' .1111111-.—=- minors "'m "'0
”,an ‘51”1'“? 1":1‘1' 110 COY‘lY‘C'lOIl to withdraw
“The living w-11l11i0115 and the so- iun1l.~: from the open market to meet
cial couri 11' :11 of the miner. the envi-
10111111 at in Whirh he has her‘n c0111-'
11011111 10 raise his family have err-1
beer! foo lax " he said
The efficient? ani heal ”1 of mine
TV'Clkefl‘S, l1: declared. requizrd whorl“
110m. 1, and he added that the 111'11c1‘.<
w :imlt cm saw» in him"; the commis-
sion that the ave-1121‘ b: ti:=1ninons min“
era did not worl' 1110113 1: an thirty
" homs a Week in any case. ~4
' “ “Those 1i1‘11'1anda were not put up by
us as a mere pretense on which to
1121\0" he continued " 'Tliry orig'an
rd "n the minds of miners ihcmselvcs=
and were. expressed at their conven-
tion.'wl1ich ordered the negotiations
bpfz'rr- flu: alrilrp,"
WASHINGTON Jan. leHaving
been assured by the miners that its
find-111:3 nould be accepted by them
witlw'it 'resnrvation. the immediate
1...;1. hg¢n>o- Prcgl-lnnl V1 Hanna coal
investigation commission teday Was
tlat Iot bring-11g the operators into
lino Thrcuch Thomas T. Brewster,
«11:11:43.4: of their scale committee the
r )5 film 1‘ representatives present yes-
1911335? declared they were not ready to
= .r‘rooer-d with the beaIrmgs planned by
the commission until they had been
given yin» {rfprw-ofl‘fi no tn fhe
' {none of the contemplated investiga-
tion and this information in turn. had
DC > 1'.= 1 ~ '
additional 1-avrnenls
mam :1"(‘9l(-l'alell
to the govern-
the fll‘lllel‘ reacti-
ons of the morning. Much of the sell-
in: bore the mark: of profmfional
1-,rr 11m. (speciallv 113' h“ glilnv’ir‘orlI iq—
s=~ucs Genér 'al Motors and Crucible
Slr‘el were the central feature" of
‘nr'h a movement at declines of 6 to
S 1-4 pr"11t.< i‘cflDECliVelV’. Irregular
rallies sot ”rile-fore noon, but trading
halted percentibly when call money
opened at 9 per cent.
VV’ALL STREET,
l'wclre porcrnf. mow-"'1: rate e'ita‘fiish-
ed at midday occasioned little sur
“rise up flaw of ramming-d conditloiia'
and had no appreciable effect upon
prices.SUcl1 chances as occurred 11111;
211': that pen'iod” were mainly upward.
although limited principally
cure specialties-
:31’) p. 'm.———Th’e
vzzscou‘N'r easveomno .—
‘rb AMERICA
SOUTHAMPTON- Jan. 131— W111.
count Grey of Faliodon. British Am—
“vendor m 111.. Va um: Status 1111-1111411
: here this morning on board the White
.trn‘mmllnna «incoming points on
Which thV desired 91111111141111: light
and they. we l-ei'm'e the musical
_ 41y: .
nfiiciai statement to . eke, Jinx was
extending along the Honutonic river
held next Mondya morning. Directors 119991142313" “D011 the Weather
{on with the aid of elect1ic power.
at the Norwalk Country (I luh Election Stevenson power plant.
Nec r‘.ciiy beinr obtained flozn thz: .
Each ice=
house will havo its own complete ~ .n and
'equipmcnt of electrically operated' ear be 1 S
upper-must. The ice at Drew-“t i.-‘. said y g
_ , . -. . , Cashier—Samuel L. chd.
voting affll'lmt've‘y— 1111110111 ”’9“ 11m mars—Edwin o. Keulcr, Charlesl
ratification. the amendment laCkea‘l-‘. Trisaram. Frederick A. Lockwood.
-ice trust was opelatmg in die larg'er
.(u' If" of' 1‘» wMOn
ccrs on Monday January 19 Dirc c 11131
T. Thornton llrowitl. John T. Hoyt-F. ‘
:(‘r‘Yi'V1i’If‘l‘i- Inn (‘Ornnrnvf n
1 l’frplc' 1; Bank
500}
1, 7.1.1...
the EBHCI'OUN;
:1l 1-{ 521111.111: profits with the cm».
1‘1 111.".1111l1111 1101111150 of great ch: 19: Ila in'
[O 0 51- '
tar; Liner 111111121111. He 311111113 hid= no"-
PLANTOERECT 919 .
34101-3 HOUSES. ..
continua-WWW:
IL- 3’, .' .
to 11.11.11an this winter. 1 . , .-‘
The lake is about ten» mile: @13ng
M.
I
.4
tram the big dam air-Stevenson to ,
Brookfleld. The'area from which ice 1 .
will be cut. is said- to be about. 1,500
acres in extent— and will perms the
harvesting of from 5001000 to 1310033
000 tons' each season. the production; _1
Ilell be' hauled to places with--
in easy driving distance 01‘ the 1311'.-
by motor truck; but the transporta
tion to more distant places will be 11:.“
rail The Berkahire divinion oi the
1‘ elv Haven road runs near the 1'3"!-
fer a long distance and the Danbm'y
division crosses it at Sandy chk
'lhe ice harvesting will be carrier!
to M- abom thirteen inches thick.
The announcement of the enter=
1"»: co h-m rreatml much 'ninroet
Illnoughout the state,’ Iespecmlly by
mason of 1111- disclosmo last summer
Ithat vhat iiiamiaa‘lv amounted 'o
“"llp‘“"\"rv Np“
llnvon, Bridgeport. New York and
Dnnbury are named in the prelimin-
my announcements or the company s
grplvns 114' helm: among the plums _.1n ,-
" “" -" Ilistiibuting stallions are to be
located. =
"l h ‘ minim "Rum-1mm] “-1.1, ,1... . 4.,
lcrprisc. which is 11: he known as the
turn Yn-.
I-cph l1}.Hubingcr,prcs:ld1-m of tl'lr~
and Trust (‘11111111'11152
fur-f."- Haul» (‘nny,
Lippllt. Nli‘w Hzl‘
”ln'clnr-h‘ N"“' .H'r
owner of the
' r l ‘ pun-1‘.» 1 -.
35 cts.
aw [gm-h-
1:“ 3:10.111»: No: ris C
V':un (‘h‘-1"=1e W".
V'en contractor. = and
1 L”) vrn "l"! m '11 y-
lhiildmg: ='Josoph- A. “'icbr-l. of H1:-
V1’1rl‘11-r Err-"rim: (‘cmnumx Nv‘w ”.1
V'cn: Colonel lsnac-M. l'l'num. pro?
irl 1 1 p" ”1“ N14" llgn‘nn (WV-4 ‘01-» q'
('l'l" 1" : ll" Herman l' llr“'~""1.
New Haven: F'rnt‘st S. Phillips: New
" “111- NH ”3111'!" r"' 11‘ 3h“. V'flv
and ”Mabel Pompom: S1111:-
~r (‘1 Harold (1 lumric l’ul i
I'Cnlomd "(1111-11 n l" :" no \or'“
Haw-11 manager of the lit-11:11! “rm
1'? State Agronomy. and ln=vil‘-"vm'r,
""‘ "‘r'ob’ P. (loodhart, New Haven
lawyer.
C. \V.
IY-u‘n'nI
were 355:;
59 cte. €11 4..
. ‘1, 2‘
'l‘il'n
Tron-:1
Dam:
501305.
n11: koalen K- Snrv 14“ NM"
WW" ”1" ""Mrw'l for the con-
slrut-tion 01' the no housv-s
“Chasm-1;] IIYQIN QVQ'T—PV]
NOW IN DISFAVOR
were 55 cts.
3’1’flow Cases,
Continued From First Page.
111l1ul1111i113'c1'111l1i utilize matczial cl
l'\fld_‘ in their 11111191-».=~i11n.
in "IC has 1'-11ce11 lv boon rnnzzfdrr-
:zb'o discussion in this 1o11n*1\ :1»: 1.1
$7.00
- .. _ :-'-1—-- .—_.-a-w -_--....__-.-_..r..._...._c-_-~
\
GlassCloths with red stripes.
hemmed, 42 x 36 inc-he.
grade, full sizes. re
TUESDAY, JAN: 13, 1920
mm 1.857
Domestics
w Towels, Blankets, Bedspreads, etc.
Turkish~Towels, good size and heavv quality, were
.1,
ale price 29 cts.
Huck Towels, hemmed a fine weave, were .39 cts.
Sale price ’-9 cts.
Huck T9wels, hemmed, a good size and fine quality,
Sale price?» ..octn.
Huck TQWels, hemstitched. neat colored borders were
Sale price 50 cts.
Linen Stash, extra heavy. fine for roller to_,v1'cis 'was
Sale price £5 cts.
LinehiG'rashin a heavy weave. was 4.3 cta.
Sale price :39 etc.
Crash Toweling with linen weit was 29 cts
Sale priceao "' aorta.
hemmed, were 29 cis.
Sale price 25 cts.
Sheets, size 81 x 90 inches. were S... .50 Sale price $2.10
size 63 x 90 inches, 11' ere $2.15
Pillow Cases of good muslin, hemmed 45 4: 36 inches
Sale price $1 oql)
Sale price 50 cts.
were 65 cts.
S'zlc pr ice 55 cts.
White Blankets, pink or blue bor dc: s. fu.l sizes. were
Sale
price 66.06
c, comhinmions of pink,
Sale price $6.50
$7.50
Sale 111' ice $7. 06
Crochet Bedspreads in attractive patterns, were
lllf‘ "coal 1| 5: n 111 11 1 1 1 '
and its 1'1l111111'l'lzl1'll': dlor 1:,1'litl11"11'1l": Phld Blankets 0f 80ft “ea
1111:3311. incfiici1-ln‘3..\l11rh light has: blue, tan and gra3', full 512:5,‘1‘ ere $7- 50
111‘111 lhrmrn 1111 1111‘ topic by .l, J.
Mrlinlec. “husmess ain‘nl" in New’ =
York 01‘ 1111'- international .4".=‘.':or-i:11:on= Gray Blankets, heavv
or Machinists, \- ho a1l111ils that the t
#3219: -:1 “51-01111" 1l11- _V\'11'Z11111‘n durimz
1111 '1'1' 111- 121:111-:: llrzsl hr l: :15 soon
:111-111-111,‘ ()l"3(05lfllll<"221110“... his
$350
z1. action-s in the >31ipy "1:11d “where i:
1-oVV'1‘.!:cs 1! r - men to work a: a
trim! lh1l previously (:10 c.1'11lrl
lardl; -" rm" admin: 111 it silpilm condé -
ii 1. ~11 run through all the trades. i
if seems 1‘1-clded y 1lifli1. ult 111 1:1" :1! 1
hone 1 d'-\' 11 work lo: Hahn-'11 1 11-11
quality,* were $4. 50
order those cond" lions for, 2 .111-~
“The American 1\rchilec’t.‘t 1:: '1'“ -‘4
(1ll3' Iiifiitu't to gel men to change
their lehods 11nd inc; ‘:cls'e their out'
put. wllowew-r they 1111131 he made 1-
realize mat the jobs that 1'11-3 hold
111-: 1= 111i 11mm tl11-i ' 11101114 and ii i511
quest; on oi the‘ 1‘ very (‘ViSan"-“ h'zin;
governed bv their 1"-iii(i1-111 3' To 111101.)
f10111\l:'..‘.lcl')nice: .
“On 1hv-- other jobs 1 have soon 5'.)
many wen 111-11 Hwy were acru‘il'v
ouch other'u way~~nll this :11 1'1 fiifl‘
V‘V'llt‘l‘, “‘1‘ n? 1111" Pf'mlv ' "1m la: n:
35 cts
ments, regular 45 cts.
1;)
Sale price 33 15
Crochet Bedspreads in a heavy quality, were $4 00
Sale price $3.65
Satin finished Bedspreads of fine weave and lustrous
Sale price $3.95
White Wash 'Materials
Long Cloth of good quality, 36 inches '1 ide, rc'rular
Sale price 29 cts.
Long Cloth of extra fine quality, ideal for no dergar—
Sale price 39 (is.
Nainsook, a good grade, 36 inches wide regular 45 cts.
Sale price :iii; cts.
army. A: :1 111:1tl11 (-1 fact. 1-v1-13 om: V
1.1.1.... 41.... a g. (.14 man, .11 .1... .. Voile. a firm weave, 40 inches wide, re =1ular 5O cts.
12:51:15.1; .‘3‘:r.;;....:';:':;;.1'111.;: 5"" W 39 .11.
I“Tlié cost-plus 01111111111. 1114411344 Cambric, good weight, 36 inches wide reg'u 111 39 (-1.1.
He \Vholc order of 11111113. There was S
. . . . ale price 35 sis.
110 one in an; way re1q1nn~hlr~ m"
l'iemnlhmm‘m“ mm“ .“" 1")" 0'1”: Mull for undergarments. 36 inches wide, rr-g' “1'18
1' ”1' 0"" was eve" . . '
run them up,“ U moo-1 ”e CtS. Sale price 39 cts.
'l‘-hl~ -'c 1 Hr!"- n1ll\ 6:11: All I v n 11“ "‘-"" (r ‘ Y ' (T "l ‘ 4”
of st: tietics which sh1w that taking Olltin... Plannel,uhite,1ek..ul I {'5 C S . .
.1... “.1... 1.: - 4..-- ,. . 1 , Sale price 29 cts.
dustn‘es, production is only,1111 111-1-
cent. 01‘ non11al.1 \K’ilhI lhil: (leg-1‘1 "so
ln madly-lion can 11111111.»: .,
creme 1n the Wage levv‘l of from. 61'.»
tn 1m) tie? on“ '- ‘1ir- ~12“
decidedly serious situation in Vic“ 01
the fact that the new twp-2 for a
prawn-(‘4 ’n HVII (-qul IVI' Hv lqp non (-A'n'p
frOm increased p1oduction. Even with-
out profiteei‘lng there must come con
Mam!» riwlvug uric-Ac at: 1 no at {harm
is a decrease in the Volume 0! {1‘0
ducts e'speclal’y of the net-osmium.
Now as never below. 111'- grm .4
need in infiuslrv is increavd 1n'orii'1.
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“Mince Pie”
A book intended to be
read in bed. Don’t at-
tempt to read it anv-
'\where else. $1.50
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the “cost~plus” system. because it =
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out, cepecia y ‘ e Man
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“Mountain Paths”
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SHOWED BRAVERY
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is still missing‘and is below sonzht bv .
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lain Leda. of the Atrique, is on board
this trail craft.
“There was a most violent shock. .
whemgne vessel struck tire reef; on: E. , Main floor.
no one lost his head" said one man.- ,' -—'---—I - = " " ' '
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Books
of Psychic Resear' h
“The Vital Message” by
Sir Arthur Conan
Doyle, 31.25
“T h e A b olish‘ing o 1‘
Death” by Basil King.
This book has been more
talked of than any other
on this subject.
$1.25-
“0111 the Threshold of
the Unseen” Sir William
rBarrett, F. R. 8., $2.50
‘ThE‘New Bleach-lag: "’c
and “The Truth about
~the Ouija Board” God
frey Rampert, K. S G
$2.001
Maia floor.
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It seems thatéJanuary is a very. advantageous time to. hare aIsalc. .
of us are possessed'with new ideas and the impulse to 11:. up
things and creat = a liewer and pleasanter atmosphere if possible. I
New Fumitum, a new chair rug, table or picture will lime :1 Che clinsr 11111.1 1
on every member of the family .
Some new kitchen or household utensds.
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Continuance of the January Sale
Furmture, Rugs, Curtains, House Furnishings
Ears, Dress Goods and All Winter Apparel
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Draperies and Furnishing-,3
Sofa Pillows of satin round 11 ere $6.15
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Sale ‘)I I‘I {\ I\ ‘,'l1"
Oblong Pillows in stripes of blue and mac. \11-1'1‘ ‘1 =1":
Sale pl 101- .‘ 1.":
Couch Covers, the \1'asha‘hlc ‘1 1nd C(lil‘f.‘ 1i: 11411.11 11
f11n'Je. Sale pricr .'~‘ " «'1
Striped Curtains with 1': 1:11 11cc. rose hluc .‘md
\rci'c (3.13.00 :1 pail Sale p111":- <3 1‘
Porticres in tapestry effects.
Sale price 5';
Sale 111'1'1'1- .‘il
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Were $18100
. Were $13.00
Crctonncs in apprm ed colormrzs. fl‘i
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Venice and Filci Lace.
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shoes.
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Fancy Boots
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$142.71:
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For Children
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Regular 59 cts gm: aland
Iags.
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Brooches, jade 111
One group of small 1 1
and Collar Pins.
One lot of Bar Pins.
One lot of
Cameo Brooches.
Earrings
. Special 95 ch.
Jade, coral, 1,011.1.
phire and a m cl '1“
cabochons.
Kid and Satin L1. .
of 0 .ds and ends.
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Sale price
50 cts.
Unbleached
Muslin
A good grade. 36 inches
regular 29 cts.
Sale price
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