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#7 MARCH 26,‘ 1920 ‘1.”
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TOMORROW
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ASONZC NOTICES -
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-.::;5e.No.108, F. and A. M."
.\.‘i~~l‘ll‘~' building. Sonarz
l—t nr ‘. 23rd Tuesday of‘
July , Aunts: except-l
._ if: Master Masons.
.3. ti, _\.‘..l T. Lowndes. W.
:\I. Wilcox. secretary.
-. convocntzon of Butler Chap-
:, R. A. M... will be held ini
Tex-aple, Tuesday evening;
‘ d_ at 8 o’clock” Work M. M.
:2 . D. B. BEACH, H. P.
v ON‘. Secretary.
'::r of The Associated Pros:
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We di'spatches credited to"it or
»':.-.:wise in this paper and also
- 4'. news published herein.
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' XENING SENTINEL TELE-
_ PHONE CALLS
tor-13.1 Rooms—92.
’uxineas Ofice—93.
_ :rwallr Branch Office—1388.
. ‘y Editor's Residence—14904.
r siness Manager’s Residench‘
1062—3. .
'or's Residence—218—2.
(33115:- of unsatisfactory.
.\~-r\ ice has been revealed}
‘i’oz'k telephone operator.l
is follows: l
. is pnifoct ~~poifect.
..~. we girls have our trouhlesu
iresh guys and Cranky:
us all you iinfta
ll." llieiil trvin‘ to explain,
tultt of the wrong num-
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thinkin‘
x'i r: wron:r number? “There,
'1. .vtin‘t‘.‘ The trouble is
-. lotvu people in this burg
~ ill“ English innuwidce like
.3. itiltln' whip." ‘
it isn‘t the com-‘
"is." at all. and it isn‘t the
’ f3» employees. it's the fault
\i'lili'li is li‘flSf-llll“. un-
and SIO\'¢'-lil\‘ in pronunciaf
. unsatisfactory tele-j
. ‘Vli‘i’ seems to he universal, it
. i‘l‘T‘Filiiied that the Dilblic ev-
(-l_—‘i- is likewise to blame for:
1w response. Wrong numbers, etc!
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‘riliin: of daylight-saving, the.
-2 doesn‘t care what other people
U their clock hands so long: . s they
n‘t bother his farm hands.
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Dishpan—Got Itl,E
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”WWI of the hand-iO-mouth.
'-' mace led by the Salvation
" in its early days in this-
Y’L ' 'i the story of how prayer
[7’71 'g much—needed dishpan to
{19 _." £41k V/ard, the beloved?
4’11 ‘ ’ 4:.- Army’s famous Chcrryl
if: \ 3r. Settlement and Nursery?
MC” g'ork's East Side. ‘ i
it; ‘ .- h poverty and suficring cx-i
.- j " We neighborhood at the time
“a: T" . Mali)? and her helpers did!
mi yustitied in taking even a:
233‘ to buy a new dishpm;
f“? : Major and her assistants 1
{if _ "m on their knees' and!
halt rir a dishpzn, just as they'
l-T‘gf‘ed for guidance '9 their-l
-: rhea/Eng the distress about-
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,. evening. the Major set out
-. tambourine to collect such .
a.» she could on the streetol
,3 saloons thereabouts.
. 'th:_ “gin-mills” was on 6‘4“»
moorland man with 8 wall
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J15}? raided her to. . ' i
. We hrrp. 'I ain't got ”,M,
.Izer‘hJC-welcome to“ '
‘le a fine big ,
. 19' the other .
- about her
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. poudcrous lid was slowly pushed aside l
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-"nmrc thnn slit-op?“
“silver. and of Hwy considerable value.
'upon seeing-three automobiles on
mad,» black:— .
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AFTER SLEEP 0F CENTURIES
Ecc'W-stle May Be sud to Have 3...:
turned 'to VEll‘th form F",
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.Thore was :thirle gathering} in life
gteen gran-yard of an old priory :
iliurcii. ’litere “us the rector and an
lull] unilqnary 1“ rusty blfll'k, l1 {PW ;
nwgllburing mun-es. the county police
sergeant. the sexton and a laborer or I
hm. while an ancient stone coffin. re ‘
cunily unearthed. lay on the ground. i
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"Who do you suppose it is, profes-
\ur :" inquired “li‘ rector.
Tho UliI man in him-l: poiluhed his /
glasses and adjusted them carefully.
"it must he Thomas! liiillocimi's." he
said. “Thomas who was prlur'imrc in
the limo nt' Iii-ul'y III, about 1:20. But
we shall see."
A l-uSlt fell on the group as the men
set to work with hummer nmi chisel.
“All ready." the sexton reported
['u'csciitly. They took Off their huts and
the policeman removed hislielmot. The
nud they were gnzlngnt the calm.
strong face of an cccleslastic in rich
silk vesttnents, wrapped in his 700
j’t'flI‘S' sleep.
“Yes, it's Thomas." murmured the
professor, with the. uir of one rut-o;
nizlng an Old friend. "Very likv tin-l
contemporary portrait on tln- va-ilum.” ‘
As they continued to gate. spelb‘
bound. :1 weird thing happened. '1‘th
vustmcnts gt-uduully lost their color,
in; and then all that the coffin con-
tained crumbled before their eyes to a
more handful of usiics.
“Dust to dust,“ whispered the rec-
tor.
Very subdued and silent the little
company dispersed—London Times.
PHANTOM GAVE GOOD ADVIEE
Apparition That Appeared to French
Shepherd Was Possibly Some Re-
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Jagioqto the Leprechaun.
Evcry Irislnnnn 5,,“- tZ-ii'y‘oii' anJiL i
the Leprechaun. the little man “120'
dream in -red with a peaked cnp, nnd
lives in the dltC'hes. Only one person
can see him at n time, and if he does
«rev
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catch sighé of him, must never take
his eyes of? for a single moment.
Watching him carefully, he must run
and catch him. and it.‘ he succeeds in
doing so the Leprc-‘lniun will ransom i
his capior to a
At least. so runs
himself by leading
crock of buried gold.
lhc lt-gend.
Some year“; ago a French slu-plmrxl
of Aveyrun lost two sheep. The fol-
lowing evening :1 figure in :x llIili'lC robe
mu! with tonsurcd bend :il-li-‘Zli'l'll to
him. and told him to look for ilu- lost
members of his llm'k in nenr
Mics. adding thni he would lllL‘l'i‘ iind
Il “il'it‘
The next, tiny the shepherd found
the cave mouth cxzu'ily n9 dost-i'fl\<ui. ‘
Inside were his two sheep. .lc;miid,
he came upon :! cimpel carved in tin-
rock and containing chances, ci-nscrs.
and candle-sticks nil made of solid
A letter found in n missul showed tinii
the place had lit-ch used as a pint-v of
worship during the {nigh of Terror in
lT‘Jfl, The Sitcplierd tool: the. orna—
ments to his parish priest and was
well rewarded for his find.
How Asbestos ls Produced.
The finest asbestos. and the great-
er part of the world's supply, comes
train Quebec. Asbestos is a fibrous
minorni tlint‘cnn be spun and woven
into fabrics as fine as silk, which are
unaffected by temperatures of from
2.000 'to 3,000 degrees I“, It is found
in layers filling fissures in certain ser-
pentine rocks. It. is believed that.
when ”the rock was forming and still
hot. water penetrated the fiSs'ui-es, wid-
cued them and dissolved some of the
silica and magnesia. On drying. these
crystalliied as n hydrated silicate of
magnesia, forming threndiike crystals
building up front opposite walls d’ thel
fissures and meeting in the middle,
NO one has yet discovered how tine-
ly asbestos fibcrs can be split. A
microscope magnifying 900 diameters
revealed fibers that are estimated to
be live one-niilliontiis of an inch thick.
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Facts About Lightning.
We see in the papers after a severe
storm that “a thunderbolt" has fallen.
This and another popular superstition
———nameiy, that there is a protected
space. under a lightning conductor——
were finally dispelled by the lightning
research committee's report.
We now know that the so-caiied
"thunderbolt" is a very powerful flflShr‘
which disturbs the ground like a burst--
ing shell. The action of a lightning
stroke on on insuiiicieutiy protected
building may be compared to the ef.
feet of a very heavy rainfall on a house
which has insufficient gutters and
rainwater pipes. The water, before It
can escape, Wili probably flood the
building. A single lightning rod, fixed
to the chimney-shaft, will do its part
by receiving some of the flash.
Too crowded.
The story of I New Ytfi'k woman
who's. number of years ago remarked,
Broadway in a single uftemoom-thai
she “did-not know what pass.we are
coming to," is paralleled by the fol- '
lowing pa
ph. “ten from ”0311"
fol-nu *Deiett Trolls." 8. Salmon
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, GREAT SP.
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Suits, Dresses,IC02{ts, Skirts, Blouses, Gloves,
‘ N eckwear, Hosiery, etc.
' TAILOR MADE SUITS‘
$24.98 TO $27.98
Ilow in price li ' '. '
1‘1“)de In.“ t'li . ‘ . VII”. .Of .1 high quality serge and .Irt‘scvi-lnth.
p -t~" in .i Hm. .uct-picd styles of the Spring swzisnnuwith
on ~ in hiliill'l lengths. belted or unbeltl-il. Thcv are ill" vcrv heist
Hilts that (‘iili be bought fior such at low price . .
SPRING SUITS
, ‘ $35.00 AND $40.00
. , _‘ . _, .~ . , . .
1 At. lcnst .utnttv st} .cs ill this rangi- oi prices; smartly idill~l'~
(( models: unusually good quality materials: tho mm: improved
colors and IIIuli'hli'\"'~ \‘liIllt‘S.
DISTINCTIVE SUITS.
$45.00 To $60.00
" IV ' . ‘ V -
I‘me lailurcd Sitits~~luxu-r so many ntmlclx (‘nnts in several
rimming ideas. livery suit smart and
lengths—nil ihx» ncwcst l
siyloli. All the best colors.
A Remarkable Collection 01‘
SPRING COATS
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(outs of the greatest bounty. tin- fiucst quality and suun’mst -
styles [itiSslliIt‘ to obtain. and pricing: them much lower than they
worn. intended to sell for. (\ilors embrace all the new and staple
Shades. Splendid prices tomoruow
$18.98 To $4o.oo~ _
Perfectly Lovely . ”
BLOUSES FOR EASTER
The very Silliii‘fl‘x‘l types in the choicest quality Vin-p.-
t'lT'W‘llVC combinations of r'uh t'ulv-
l'tcs and dainty liii'i‘N. cmuiistv iwml null cutbt‘oiiicry trimming.
$6.98 To $15.00
TAILORED lVAISTS
IIniill illzilli‘ (If \‘t‘i'_\‘ liiil- quality French Wine and inilnrml
('rll'iiic and (it-ot‘gt-i 3.. l‘i‘l-l-t':
pouzrw- \\"'i<l. Special prlcf‘s
$5.98 To $7.50
Charming Sprint: Models In
Children’s Dresses
Children‘s \l'hite and Wu" Liucne Dresses.
fashioned in the viii-y prettiest Spring: styles. .
Sizes 4 to 1—5 years. Special priccs
$4.49 AND $4.98
. CHILDREN’S SERGE DRESSES
Our splendid Blue and ’White Serge Dri-sscs are
real quality (h‘flsf‘s‘. 'i‘lioy are beautifully nuulc;
the styles arc. delightful.
SPECIAL $1350
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Long Klmonos
‘D‘elightful styles. dozens of them.
models of crepe de chine. lovely satins and
crepes. They are all beauties.
$149.10 $2.93
Special (life-rings In
The best possible Values
sible prices. ‘
$4.93'T0 $22.50
Boudoir Caps
Made of c'rcpc dc chine or satiincombined
with 13035 'and nets. Dainty styleS and colors.
dainty
_ - Corsets for Spring
Ouficorset dopambxuent is always equipped.
with the most alpproved corset styles; , _
for the lent pass , .
Wool Serge and Jersey Dresses
7At $12.98 ‘
lllcw (Il't'sst‘s are n spccial purcltusv and sale, at a. very
special pricc. I)i‘v.\'svs offered at this }rt‘im- it?" a fine quality wool
sergv and Jersey. well made and new Spring: styles. -
DRESSES AT $14.98 AND $16-98
Twenty models tO select from. in the smartest of new styles,
i-Xi-cllcnst quality fabric. in infi'ctn. satin. serge, silvertonc and
Jersey cloth. All colors and sich.
DRESSES $24.00 To $35.00
Ilenutifnl cf‘t‘vcis. featuring the newest and cleverest fash-
ion blah. Lari-l3 iicut‘gcttc crn-pi‘. satin foulin‘ll. taffeta and crepe
llii‘li‘nr dresses. And at lii'lt'l‘s\‘-t‘\'il'ill dollars lower .than else—
where.
A Great Easter Sale Of;-
TRIMMED HATS
All tln- smartest ideas of the millinery season. Every woman
thinks of her new but for Easter and hcrc is her opportunity to
find the must hecnming‘ .kziyles'nt thi- lowest possible. price.
“'5 DRESS SKIRTS
AT $5.98 AND $7.98
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l’nlnls iii wry ntti‘nctn'c (‘DIUI' combinations. BOX pleated and
nthi‘r styles.
SEPARATE SKIRTS
$10.50 To $25.00
The most beautiful Skirts (‘IT'I‘HIPd for Spring. Scores of styles
in pluids, satin. velour. fancy stripcs. Khaki. K001, serge, poplin,
checks. Velvet, Pic.
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Easter Neckwear
An exquisite assortment. of lace.
net. organdie. lawn- and Geor- P
getto. New touches in sailor ef-
fects. Lace 'in dainty‘points.
vestee of net with rows Oi lace
across the front. there are hun-
dreds and hundreds to choose
from -
25c to $4.50 each
New Assortment Of
Women’s Marabout Neck-
nieces
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. $7.98 to $20.00
A smart finishing touch. for one‘s
sm‘inz costume is a handsome.
warm mnmbou —- plain styles.
other with marabou mils. some‘
\edgcd with fluffy ostrich feath-~
ers. All arc satin lined. Fifty
styles to choose flout.
HOSIE REFEATURES
Women’s Burson Hose
Black. medium weight. seamless:
fashioned and reinforced.
Special
40 inches
~ Dry Goods Section
‘Vhite French Voile
,- - With a fine soft chiffon finish. es-
60c oair
. _ pocaiiy suitable for vats}: and
' Fibre Silk Hose ,- dresses. I 69 ’
Good Wearing, reliable quality. to inches wide, va ue .c
‘ 600% only gray. brown. and SPECM
white. Special _, 490 yard
_ 59c pair 45 inches. wide, value $1.00,
, Special
\Vomen’s Lisle Hose
Onyx make, full fashioned. me-
dium weight reinforced, extra
fine quality. n‘Special
$1.25 oair
Women's Sport and Lace
Silk Hose ’-
, Choice quality, for spring wear,
Black. white and two-tone eta
facts-seamed back. Special
$2.25 ourf
Sonia Intereoting specials in‘ [I
' Tout-:1- ARTIéLES
Butterfly Tatiana Powder
79c yard
Seed WeiWe Voile
Excellent quality for blouses and
frocks; 40 inches vide. value'
$1.00, special .
‘ 69c yard
White Dress Poplin
Reliable nullity, lustrous mer-
‘mrix‘ed finish, 36 inches wide.
Special *
. 6942.311!!!
., White Novelty Skirtinxr—
An excellent ”northeast! novelty 7
wane, stripe elects. unusually- -
This serge
w.
dolicnu‘ ovu-
.»aeguiar 25c... Special 16c mm appearance “1‘ . . riot
Conlopsls Tau-rm Powder . {12125192. £9! . I . . 31198
Regular 21c, opocial . 13.0. ‘ .. ‘M’ I
‘ Sykes Taicum Powder,
Regular 25:, meat
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Ream
a van" Cream , -‘
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~ T&ORROWv
. Marriedoutinexq‘ ‘
49° 3m, "I “c‘AND UP TO
1.000 Pairs Women’s
Gloves
French Glace “Kid Centcmriri
mako Two-clasp whitc. h‘..'l="l'.
and all shades. sell and continu-
in: stitched back.
Special .
$3.8o nair
Kayser’s Silk Gloves
Superior quality Milanese :tzih.
tworlnsp. double tipped. black
wh‘lv and in".
$1.25 to $1.98 oair
Kayser’s 12 and 16 Button
Silkaloves
lilack and white, Choice
cmln'oid-irod hacks.
$1.25 and $1.49 oair
Chamoisette Gloves
llich grade and smart atyie_ two-
clasp. Tin: most popular shades.
white. black gray and pongec.
Special
utility,
chiefs for Easter
Marked at prices much lower than
their actual value. dainty hand-
kerchivi‘s with fancy border-.4,
corners embroidered in White or
colors. lace trimmed and plain
hcmsi itrhcd
Ties .
in plain
silks,
Windsor
A splendid assortment
colored and Novelty
plaids, strihrs and Mimi“.
. 20c to $1.00e8ch
Special Shownurpf .
v New Veils and Vellmtrs
A fascinating array. all the new
stylus. meshes and colors, at. u:
(‘epi‘nnaily low prim“.
Envelope Purses
Made of ueuuine leather, immense
and top strap models with in-
side fillings.
. 98c to $10.00
Handbazs $2.49 to $5.00
01‘ fine quality Moire in all colors.
fitted with mirror and purse,
metal frames and chain handles,
neatly finished with tassel.
\ 1.000 Yards Of
Figured Georgette Crepe
widc. rich bcuntifui coiorings;
suitable for the very sumitcst dresses. Recu-
lar value $5.00. '
TOMORROW $349 YARD
PLAIN GEORGETTE CREPE
Anothe new Spring colors, including black
and white. Value $3.60. 40 inches wide.
TOMORROW 5249 YARD -
Dress Satin
8 rd quality. all silk, will give excellent
service, lack and navy. :36 inches wide. Value
$4.00.
TOMORROW 52.49 YARD
Navy French Serge
is all wool, 40 inches wide, and is
twill. Value 82.98.
2.29 YARD. '
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Figured Vodes
-The favorite fabric forspring, We are [cola
min; ovu- 3,0(ll yards of the moat: beautiful
Maud; ».A_wo rful van‘oty
cola-Inga.
mg
, 98coair
Thousands of Handker- .
15c to 98¢ each
variety of styles are here. back ~51
f OMORRow,l.SATURDAY i
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