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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 6, 1920 · page 8

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Sclittltze’s Wednesda Specials
Ham “Dona...“makeup-eats
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yer, ‘ot _
wood 1 Graves. former assistant attor-
ney in the department of :Ju-strce.‘
1 were mailed to sell “short” 00 shares
of Southern Pacific on‘which a pront
of $1,412.50 was made. a

The Indictment. returned in the
District of Columbia Supreme Court
after months at investigation by the
‘Department of Justice. charged speci-
fically conspiracy to defraud the

Seas.) unable Sweaters of MeanyShades
. ANewLin'e bf Most Attractive Color combinations
Including Pretty Little Ones for the Kiddies

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United States of its right of secrecy
surrounding Opinions or the United
Cam prior to public

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announcement by the justices in for-
mal sesion.

It recited that "fmm time lmmemo-
rial" the custom was to deliver all -
opinions so that all citlsens might
and did have equal opportunity to be
informed concerning them “to the end

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that the court should continue and
be regarded as an impartial and pub-

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' Strictlv fresh gathered era's. Eat them while the
price is low.
Smoked Callie Hams. per 15. . . . . . . . . . g3:

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No. 1 Royal Plants onfiofiée. lb. . . . . ... . .. . . . 43c
Maznoha or Clover Milk. can .. . . . . .m . . . . . 20c
Fine Granulated Sultanlb. ..18c
Vol-y Best Grade MIXGd Tea. 16. . . . . . . . ........ 45c
Wesson’s Salad ml; 1-2 nmt can ....... . . . . . . . . 35c
Florida Crane Fruit. very “1101'. each . . . . . . . . . 10c
Campbell’s Soups. 2 cans for . . . . . ............ 25c
Royal Lunch Milk Crackers. lb. . . . . . . . . ..... 19c

A fine line of bakery products at White House

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Be mann’sGrocery

83 3' : hinzton St. FREE DELIVERY Phone 1405.

lic tribunal administering and declan
in: public law in a public and gen-
eral manner without favor . . .
as one Ashton F. Embry then and
there well knew.”

While there have been rumors of f
court leaks in the past. investigation
always disclosed that they were with-

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PERUVIAN WOMAN MURDERED.

 

 

 

 

 

Specials for the l

ROME. April 1.-——Signora uis lgnati-,
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The Norwalk Coal & Su ply Co.
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runs TOMATO KITOHUP—

ist, arrested here last winter. on a;
charge of murder. was sinin by her,

ashettl told the court. it is sqened.’
the body of the slain woman Was taken
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"OOPI'OISOd 'tis certain to;
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3 New England
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SILK HOSIERY

GORDON '8 Pure'Threed Silk, lisle tops and soles, black.
white, cordovnn and blue $160—$339
Extrasiaes,blackandwhite........................ $3M
Fibre Silk, black, cordonn, Russian calf and suede . . . . $8.00

LaceStripe,black..... ..... ............ $3.00
mom. full rumonedaunn: sans—$4350
VANMTEWSflkblnok ............ .sssa
Blnokandwlnte ..... .. $3.00

RIVOLI GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR. .
PINK SILK VESTS, double under arm, regular shoulder strap

orbodice .......... ...... 34.60—34.98
PINK SILK BLOOHBRB, made full and“ roomy, re-inforceéi

J. I. MALLETTE ‘

as Insure-roe s-s ‘ - soon nonwsri.

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PACKEY O'GATTY TO BOX

; Both boys have posted a forfeit of

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So much depends on sand corseting that no one “not '

ford to have new clothes titted over an ill fitting corset, 3,:

With our ' experienced corsetier atyonr service, and cor-

sets made of good material, with right lines and comet'hon
in: there is no excuse tea-zany wanna ever
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round. For more than two years thel
woman was believed to be him-la 30-,
tellini, and Tomashettl said Signore
Mesonos had been told she had a ri-
val in her husband's affections. and
adopted that name in an effort to dis-
cover and punish her husband's dupllCc'BHODE’
ity. She was led into a trap...“ was a=-
sorted, and was herself slain.

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lSLAND REPUBLICANS
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BROWDEXCT. R. 1.. April 3—32:
kontests for delegates to the nationa
TOLEDO TROLLEY SER- convention were anticipated at me
V'CE 7'50 ”9- Republican state convention t<\'\V.

The only candidates announced were
TOLEDO. 0-, APT“ 3~—Tlfls Cit." is those agreed upon by the state execuo

 

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the fourth time in less than four years. {33; $3233: géidzrfiiadgg g?" ado:-
Following refusal of theClty Council ernor R. Livingston Beekman.

to ratify In agreement reached be] It was the general expectation
tween Mayer Cornell Schrieber and that the delegates would be unin-
officials the the Toledo Railways and structed. The chairman of the con-

 

crease in fares to take care of the Kennedy.
wage demanr ds for a maximum of sixty‘
' cents an hour. the men voted to strike.
All transportstmn ceased at i HUNTING GROUNDS
o‘clock this morning. the cars being
sent into the barns. There will be no; OTTAWA, 0m" Apt-n 5.3”,“
attempt to operate them with non- and Victoria Islands, in the F}; north
union men. officials of the company of Canada. are to be preserved for
said. {the native Eskimo. according to an
order in council made public today. .
which also forbids trapping and hunt.
JABEZ WHITE AT TROY lug there by foreign sportsmen. Many
. ltrappexs who had planned a three
Packey O'Gatty. the clever banuun- year’ stay on Banks Island will he
weight, of New York, has been signed forced to leave.
by his manager, Jimmy Twyford, to;

meet Jobs: White, of Albany, in the TEAMER D L
star bout of ten rounds at the nest,s I 'GENT OUT OF 'CE'

. ST. JOHN, N. 'B., April 5.—'l‘he
:22; {12! the Star A- C» 0‘ Troy, °nlAmerican steamer Diligent, which 385;

Sleenh imbifilsmifed in» the ice in .
. . ort um ran Straits all
nee, and

$350 “1:11; 5:52: 5:“: :m the very has been freed and today was at She-x
dict-to be left to three judges at the finchflagor—the first vessel to enter
ringside. O'Gatty will leave New l {at thu'Gr ““3 ”“59““ . »
York on Tuesday morning for Laho- {or}: B. rent Lakes'last fall for Lew
me, where he will get, into condition , ' '

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”ff 9 b9". . ion-own BEAT: FRANK MAGUIRI.
STAFFORD SPRINGS . l _PHILADEEPHIA, April 6.—-Mike
. ~ HA8 '5'“ FiRE ODOWd. middleweight champion, de-
A , . fearttedPank C. Lilaguire, of Williams-
”-S’PAFFORD SPRINGS, April 5.—— 12° ' ‘r- m 3 "mm“ ”m" "he“
Fli‘ last'nlght‘w led the Arnold f§u${.al?th w had the better of
mu, 0. ‘tmtory wooden crutcture1 e ay. _
hater Tgfiéfifigm in ”‘7"; ovencou: av ass stove.
mm; 0 mm a .0; mono .April 5.--Overcome
origin tailor shop and a contec- as h fished" " ' {a an: stove
tionary store on the ground floor mr‘iomat’early * ‘ William ' Brad-
tcndwizmsses ram water. ' :13» tom gnaw; so, was found dead by bit wife
loss saunas at 85.000- ~ itwo hours later. Deceased had been
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flatboat used as a ferry on the 8a-- ' “i could not tell you all the benefits
“nah titer. which is about eight!!!» I had from the use or Foley's Honey

gig? the'nounal stage, due to recent.“ Tar,” writes ans: Rose moxie,
3399 Hawkins avenue, N. Braddock, Ps.‘

f‘ihndacoidmmychestsnd tearing”
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husband and accomplices in a hotel in hug-in . . . . 3 for 25¢
this cm: according to a confession; "tags!!! LLUNDBY SOAP—
said to have. been made in court today m supply lasts 8 bll'l 25‘:

by a man named Tomasbetti. ! m m PORK—

lnvcstigation has proved the bod} 3 Out to .......... . - . 25¢ 1b. ‘

of a supposed suicide round on‘ the W’s PRIDE Wm .
banks of tho Tiber in January, 1918, :0 mm s, pkg. . . . . . . 17° '
be that o! Signora Mesones, and 'i‘Om- gm m ORLEANS Ho‘- 1

m..qt.34c.8fl~$l-20 .

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again without street car service for live committee Saturday, the 115! Of ‘

Light Company, providing for an in- vention was Congressman Ambrose: ‘

 

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APOLLO OHOOOLLTIE. ‘ LOW? CHOCOLATfis.
wnrntan's CHOCOLATBS AND CONFEOTIONB
Extra Special One Pound Box $1.00.

Samplers Milk Chocolates Fussy Package
1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds. 29 0:. pkg. 1, 2, 5 Pounds.

CLIFFORD PHARMACY
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A WONDERFUL ASSORT
-Dresses, Coa

- ' Suits
For aster Wear

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Best lg Butter 690 lb
American 35ch
.hahPotCheme 18clb
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MnnsterCheese..... 49clb
firstPrineNnt Butterw . .. 3533-112.
Amhllcan.-”20ccan
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