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~QWIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
31g“: 11 tide 7:36 a. m..; 7.:41 p. m.
Bun rises.5:38; sets 8:01.
V“ MASONIC NOTICES
I :Well Lodge, No."108..F. and A. M.
aduets in Masonic building. South
’h'street, lat and 3 d Tuosdav of
'" ch. month, July on
3. at 8 o’clock. A11 Master Masons
" cordially invited. Asa T. Lownd‘esfl,’ W
IL .Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
. " R. A. M-
Tem, le, Sou? Man;
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he 2nd and 4th Tues ays
halfhel'hotnthfat 8 o’clock, July and Aug:
on» excepted. All |lily. ilrl‘.va::a;sons co
' nd fraterna .
duallyva D. BURR B
6F; 8. LYONS. Secretary.
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BUY NECESSARIES. —-—- PRODUCE
NECESSA‘RIIES .
A srewd business man describes
' - .. fter a war
- uual course of gents a
« :Iggut like this: First the people,
weary of deprivation. turnfo buying,
in great. quantities the things the:
Could/hot. get during the war. That
' stimulates production. particularly at
luxuries and non-essentials. The
Minimum loads inevitably,tofivergx‘
' g these lines. vet .
33:33: 12:31:10 a clogged market, an.
flculty in selling and consequently dil-
ficultv in nmeting financial obliga/
Vitions. Now,‘ banking is the most
"3« " ~~ ““'" robe
timid profession baniaam are ‘
cautious. Banks-rs, therefore, obserw
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ingothe situation. naturally begin shut" ‘
ting off credit to the business insti-
may sweep the. tzl‘mrtry
After the l‘ivil Vv'ar
years to reach that point.
“fill it take now? The husinoss mar.
referred to reminds his firemls that
3‘ “things more luster than they used
‘ used to." Are WU to (txpm‘l. thou
it Look eight
How long
'73" in ymrs. m'
mE SOUTH NORWALKA
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{whether they live in Gem/gin, or some
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CARE FOR THE MACHINERY.
There are two ways of caring for
any kind of Pequipment. One 35.3.30
wait until the machine breaks down
before- repairs are made. The Other
is to keep it in repair from day to
day, or from month to mouthfiso that
any weakness is promptly detected
undjremedied. That the latter is the
L‘F‘tlm‘ way goo-s without, saying.
It makes little (,liffcrenme whether
the machine is part of a shop or fac—
tor}: outfit. whether it. is form machin-
92')‘ or home equipment, or whether it
he won d endeavor to correct what he
termed abuses of the Mexican work,
linen in the United St: {es through con-
tract labor. Ho declared labor agents
3011 both sides of the border were ex-
!ploiting the wo’rliiugmangand he pro-
fiposed that laborers should outer Ill.”
illnited States in future on industrial
icontracts; ' ,
3 He also charged that extenSiV‘e pass-
iport frauds were in existence among
Elndividuals on both sides of the line
3and he will sock to eliminate this. '
American capital will he invited into
fMexioo with 'full protection, he said.
land \Vashington agents of the revolu
:tion would endeavor to hasten recog-
5nition of the new regime to further
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is ihc big hilt/*iczllibml." Of ”“3 mauithis move.
'himself.
‘mrs: is the one which keeps the thing
constantly in good condition, instead
of waiting until 'u breakdown occurs
pails. while the entire job is
it. is just the practical application
to all bumchcs of industry of that
good old saw which formerly was re-
served for the needle-using.r female—-
:,“A stitch in time saves ninei" If it is
rfarm machinery. it should be” in-
spected now. and then kept in good
running order. The heavy pull of the
year is coming on the ‘farm. If it is
shOp equipment the same thing
éproduclion. and break-downs hin-
der production. Home and body
51ml? had the long strain of winter;
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[both should be put in condition for.
the heat and work of summer. ,
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Attorney General Palmer appealed
to the people of Georgia for support
as the candidate of the administration
and in behalf ol’ the Wilson league
covenant and got hit with a‘boomer-
:mg. Only a little more than a third
of the democratic voters. lined up for
him. Formnalely, ’down at. bottom.
the American people are American,
other part of the country.
There won't be much legislation
from now on. Every law-maker has a
' ' business depression which; ‘ ‘7
ware of . . bW' F.“ uelhdetlaed notion that the less ho,
’ tutions court-rum. ’lhuz- (ngl: .
does between nmv and election day.
‘fbe less he'll be blamml fun. "And,
they probably have the public sized
up about right. it's the aims-of rom‘
mission. rather than the slurs of omis—
siou. that the people notir‘o.
"I“ill'llf‘l‘ says tho m-wspupvrs aren't
other “panic ni‘ fin-
four years. or lln‘oo'.‘ . _
The situation is not entirely paral-
lel. , Fortunately “1‘ have the sale-V
guard of a fur lwllt‘l‘ banking system3
But turn-m ll«1\'¢.,~lopimr-nt,< w-om 3
Ami lltorc
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now.
to run pretty true to form.
is always the possibility oi bout": shim
swiped by u Europrm? panic,
No financier. however pessituisiit‘.’
suggests that panic iuv‘xilaliln
The only mwmion is «.riuntlu/r tho llzr
liOn will inlet". in time, the whens-urns;
necessary to forestall it. This Hogans.
on the part. of the ggvuvmi public. tlto
stopping of unnecessary exp/maliture.
and the suviu: of mama, pith-h is
Q34] story; (in, 1h.- pzwt :n‘ imfziuess i'
means sonwlhim: of whirl. lime has
yet bcr‘n said, but which it: bound to:
be forced on :h.‘ gun/322:3“: of luwinoss '
linen more and more earnestly 'Thn‘r
' Si, tho nor'essilfiv of rnl'iailin}: oxpmzw
sion in llltllh‘ll‘imf that
ties, and mum-munEm: industrial mu»
7 ital antl’ nh‘m-I
necessaries.
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CAN YOU AFFORD TO LOSE? ;
'“"‘Y0u cank'l‘ afford it.) quixxhliuwitll
money. ggu can‘t :tll‘m'd l0 lose
n r11.
1.135; .
"2ij the warning issued by :1 dealer in
legitimate securities when he was
uglier] his opinion on the fil‘rm'zied buy--
ing of’wildcat stocks which is
firm the country today. I .
This is very simple advice and,
should be easily lztkml. The desire to 3
get rich quickly is as natural as any:
impulse of human life. The love of
adventure, of taging a chance. is born
>' ,in guest 'pcoplols blood. It is true
that many of tlw~~grehtest industries
of the present day would still be non-
existent, that some of the greatest
'rfor‘tunes would remain unmade. if at
one time or another some man had
_' not been Willing to take a chance. But
for all this the person of small means.
'befo're he risks his savings in uncer-
Ltaiu‘ speculation, will do well to con—
sider the words quoted.
-.:.,_:There» are many avenues of safe
legitimate investment open always.
QThere are reputable firms dealing in
such investments who Will give
honest ngice before accepting a
client’s money. To such asth$e the
prise man who cannot afford to lose
.turn tor advice in placing: his
ads so that they may earn the host”
‘r‘n with the least amount of
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,ot the State of Vera Cruz, has aban.
3‘ countr ' in an effort to
so good as they used in he. and moth-
dcmundiu a
service.
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taco.» lul’ lllPll' patriotic
Mexican Revuiutionists
Have Attained About All
Their Objective ”Points?
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Rollo! winforccmc 3*
. his. n. 2'
{311mg of General For 11 d”
( ere up from Cordoba and he)"
taken up positions at $313 Andres and
lelchicomula. southeast of the scene
of. todays battle, probably for the our
pose of preventing the escape of Car-
ranza should/lie succeed m breaking'
through the lines thrown around him.‘
itefortshgtato the Carranza forces are
u rem: d alone the Me ‘ . A ' -
:11 Railroad. a XlC'ln Nation
General Candida Ag ‘ '
, ,ualar, scum-law
of President Carranza; and Governor
coup
ras. have been 01‘-
doned all chance of escape from the
3 ol l‘ -
101‘ and share in his rationsalxI/Z 331153};-
patch. near El Dictamen. ’ _ '
Emmsarles from General Aguilar in.
day. conferred with General Sanchei’s
chief of staff and asked that their
commander be permitted to ass
through the rebel lines toward pSan
Marcos. This request was gmdsed;
but it was stipulated Cl
eneml’ A ll .
must be accompanied o gu ar
1113’ by his gen.
The proper method for ltfj
para: .
'31; zed by the inactivity of one member. 3
No information was, available curly
3today concorning the dofinile fate of
President. Carranza, variously report»
,ed as :t fugitive, it prisoner of the
{.O‘bregon army, and battling with rev
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: Vera. Cruz.
EROVYNSVILLPA— Texas, May 12r-
Troops loyal to Preshlent Venustiano
3Carranza. in Malamoms opposite-
:here, the last large town in that see-
3tion of Mexico not under rebel cou-
ltrol, waited in enimnchments early to
lday for the expected attack by a force
'01: approximately 500- men. reported
last night as 25 miles west of the city.
From reliable sources from Mammo-
ros it was reported last night, how-
ever, that the city might; capitulate
3wlthout bloodshed. It was said there
ewas a. general desire among the army
officers to avoid a conflict.
It was said that General Rafael Col‘
unea. Carranza commander at. Mata-
morOS, had been in telegraphic. com-
munication with revolutionary head.
, quarters at Rio Bravo, 4? miles west
of Matamoros and that an agreement
that. would prevent fighting probably
would be made. by Saturday.
Council Upholds Sunday
Movies liy Vote of 6—42;
2 Platoon System Voted
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Sundav Movies. ,
C'ouncil'man Osborn. father of the
gresolution to kill Sunday movies. pres-
;entod about 600 petitions, all reading
alike. and requesting the Council to
lproteot Sunday as a day of rest. The
3petitions. protested against the “com
'mcrrlallzmlon" of Sunday. Mr. _5-
iborn said they were signed by promi-
incnt citizens and taxpayers.
_ The meeting was about to adjourn
’vwhen f‘ouncilman Davenport asked
3mm, some action be when on the poll-
:tlons, which. whon presented, were or-j
lilercd plated on file with the ('hy.
301ml; by Mayor Donovan. g
I (‘ouncihmmrSylvestcr llrotlwi'ton,§
{upon whose motion the resolution was‘
3%ltlt‘ll'a"kfill at the last. Council meri—
‘inc. moved that it lw taken from tin-'-
tahlo for final disposition; '
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law. providing for the cxaminalicns of
school Children helm-:3 tlwy lull school.
310 5m to Work, was passed since the
last. meeting: of the Board of listimnt
and. Taxation.
Minor Resigns
Pity Enginr'cr llz-nl‘y ll. ,‘llinor
form! his l‘l,‘
Lllny .15.
Minor.
Donovan withdrew.
Minor-‘3 resignation be accepted.
Frederick E. Shibell, formerly
this city. now working” in Chicago,
presented his application to the Camp
cil for the position of oixy engineer.
Mr. Stabcll was employed by the city
80:»
port nud vicinity how {all
(favor
3 lake". hotter known as a
bury.
“ghoul-m lake. whir‘h is limited in Moses
gnution. to take effect moo
Slrct‘l (‘otmuittemnan “‘alto‘cd fl,“ . . .3.
Etskc‘ll that. no action he taken upon ii fllratm disit‘tvl ,h) promo 2! bonllillil
untilhclnnln chance to lull: “'llll Mrimgpml hody “3 water nearly 3S 1
A‘recese was taken. and Mina-‘1 , , _
Minor, Councilman \Ycll’e and Marci-founding ”U“ 11‘1“? 13 {Shim} “’1' an
.Aflffl‘ an absence lSOlaU‘f‘ll. lli'le to
of over fifteen minutes. they returned 80311?
and Councilman \Yolte moved that Mr. . I‘Olmdii’d b3"
{and hemlock. the ' shores.
ofhuge broken boulders and rocks. it is
‘truly a beautiful
rest and affonls abundant. ground for
recreation.
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HEN inmwm ¥
in the lfyng contest at Storrs have be-
gun the second half of the year in a
. fashion that sis gratifyingm their nu—
merous owners and entirely satisfac-
tory to the niinagcmcnt at the college.
The average production for the first
Week in May is 4402 e s, but in the
couteSt now running laid
4772 ego; or
not cent. This means that the
hens in the contost have come- through
with an areragc daily production of
632 eggs during thelirst week of the
month. ,
During file 27th week there vim-e
relatively fewer “ultra large or douhle
yolked eggs than could reasonably be
rrnr
rah
{he hens
expected. There were only six over» 3
sized eggs laid during tile Week. wherei
as on the average there should have
been between nine and ten. , The usual
estimate for. large eggs is about’one
out. at every 500 eggs laid, or two-tenths
of one per cent. It is interesting to
note that this ratio of double to single
iolked eggs is less that twice. as hizh
as the ratio of twin to single birms in
the human family. il‘urthermore fewer
double yolked eggs are laid as the hens
grow older. it has been estimated that
more than 80 per cent or all double
yolked eggs are laid by pulleis less
than one yearold.
The Long Island pen of Barred
Rocks entered by Jules E. Francois
from “’esthampton Beachfiwhieh has
been winning out mch‘w/eek with great
regularity. was again at. the head of
the list with 65 eggs. These ten birds
were therefore within five eggs of a
perfect weekly score. which ,hy the
way has never yet been made in the
nine years that the contents have been
conducted. 12- A. Grouteu's White beg.
horns from Familgton. (Zoom. Were
second best for the week with a. Field
of 63 eggs. Another Leghorn yes on- w
loved by Hollywood first, Mlmod
“Wish” was a close third with a more
of 6.2 eggs. E. C. Foreman‘s Barred
Rocks from Colling‘woeé. Out. 1%
side Farm's
from Palem-ille, N r. and Mam" D:
limmone' “'11th Wyandottes from Ply-
mouth. Conn. all tied for fourth place
with 59 eggs each.
The three best pens in each of tho
principal varieties are as follows _:
PLYMOUTH ROCKS
JUNE: 1". Francois (Barred‘l
“‘osthampton Roach. l... l
One/ck l-‘ztrm {Ila n‘ed}
\l'cslhampion Beach. L. l.
Merrill M. Clark (Barred;
llrooki‘ivld Tourer. Conn.
WHITE WYANDGTTES
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Rrillgm 3
two 3
“'oulnclm loduo and
“all pond, Dau-
N on? all; < ‘ 1‘5" “"2th—
nrguuizaiiuns of
Pr} A
Scam
10:: so of
To many 3
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filiry :
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miss 3
sun 2
11min. is little known.
Hiram J. Kellogg: of
brake licuosin. Tim scenery
nature locality in
wilderness. Sur
of giant. spruce
lined with
Canadian
g 213‘: es
place of complete
glue historic old Post. road over
flNiNB3HAll YEAR; "
Starr‘s, Conn, May lib—The hens‘
a yield of more than 68
1.0003
mottheamue breed. 3'
iLouder.
when George F. Sherron \yas city
engineer. and he worked, as well, with
Civil Engineer Samuel “C Hoyt. Jan,
in this city. No action was taken last
night on his request. ,
. Notes on. City.
Albert W. London, administrator of
the estate ‘0: his father. Edward Lou-
den, requested the Council to order
paid. in helium of the city, three pro-
3530. given his father by the North-
west school district. Mn. London said.
he was clasing up his father‘s estate.
and desired mat the notes he met.
Damage Case Settled. ‘
The Council accepted the recon:
3!”: 31:33? and! «eflflians, all his sols imendutiou- of Corporation Counsel Ed-
19 S emgbarred, . / lward J. Quinlan to make a settlement
Paul H. FosteniAmemcani. Comsulm’ womlM, coo/5W $1293“???
1111!.
fig, mummy is fun of'speculators
and crooks who hate wild and entic-
mg offers/via lure the unwary holder
or fliberty bonds or Savings into chang-
his/solid financial ground for, glit-
, g‘tmicfisan't‘ls. If you have mgney
you can. afford to lose,,turn to these
3,9usdlnt them reap their golden
Toward willie your pile dwindfes. I!
. ‘csm’it r’afford to lose, play sate—e
and pie" — ' , -
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' here, has reported» to the
mpe'mnissiou to leave the conning pmm«
State T593
partment, ianashingtou, that condié
tions are returning to normal, that the:
lives and property'of founigners have
not beep molested and that there is no
reason for retaining United States
wax-snaps 'in Mexican Waters, where
they may cause friction, ‘ ‘, -»
‘ Felix/{Diaz leader of a rebel group3
rather State of.$Vera Cruz, has asked
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gallium movements in Mead
moustprabably‘fiflll bé
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em 3 . Wfiifiémwenr
co. His3
son, who. medal“: city fox! $1.500‘as
the Jesuit ‘of‘i‘a fall on faulty sidewalk
on Grove street. The claim can be
settled by the paymenthy the oily, of
$110, $25 ofiwhich will he paid by the ,
ou'ner efl‘the sidleswalk.
, Routine. Business.
‘ ',:Reports*of~ tilie' Eity coma? dark,
itor and city treasurer were accepted.
and hills ordered paid for the
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fiafim TO FIGHT TENDLER.
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missory notes. totalling the sum- ol‘? 6
Amid—
last ~
Moses mountain. over whiclTGovernpr
Tryon‘s troops passed an their hasty
retreat after the burning of: Danbury
passes, salong the west, shore.
numbers. of wild waterhrowl flourish
unmolestcd upon the surface or the
water, which being witlun the con
fines of the state game preserve. fur/
nishes them with security from
the hunters’ wiles.
3 The name Vi’aubeeka was derived
from an old’lndian chief who resided
upon the shores of the pond many
years ago. It is a matter of historv
that the greater part or what is um}?
Dapbury and secured from this old
giver by the Del-term of oidrbuttles.
rearms and trinkets. The woods
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,reai. Anniversary
Tremelidous Price Reductions in All i)
WEDNESDAY. my 12 m
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Under the Oakland Ticket.
‘ ize 54x90. Sale firice $1.98 efitch
hnu lbajvwln'l you “3123.
x ‘ .. suing.
(alum \‘.v;2:§‘ ~31... w.-.“
. u. “unnuwymm ill-
uu'll pin”: , . ,H,
? Sheets-Pillo C ~ E’ *
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z,- , 3 t B'éii‘li, 3 “‘M‘W
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.3 Our forethoughtful Buying ham/sum; triumphed over mar- n ' .1
3 3 ket dificnlties. _We bought in advance of the rising market. and su- m. '7
‘2: purchaseglarge quantitiessumcient for everyone to share in these [CM m 23/... I i? it».
3-; money-sewag- values. 53‘.“ 1M 2'
v o in ' n '3 '33-‘33.“ ‘‘‘‘ i“?
33 Extra Sheena! Special Elandale Sheet ‘ mm” "‘~ 3" Ah
93 72 x 90 Sheets. ‘ 81x90 Sheets. - """"" '
29; each $1.98 each............ 2.29 YardWideNainqooL. <
l Harvard Sheets Pillow Cases ” s...
Size 63x90. Sale Price $2.23 ach
Size 81x90. Sale Price 32.59 each
Sue 81x99. Sale Price $2.98 each
Crib Sheets
Size 45x36.
3.000 Yds. of Chambray
Worth 39c yard.
The quamy is exceuiow’ly
.. good; every desirable solid color.
1, This is a fabric tht will give
splendid wearing service and al/
ways launder well.
5.000 1318. of Dress
32‘ has “d m
Inc W! e.
Worth 59c yd. Yard
This special offering is the popu-
lar llates' standard quality ,eimz~
3 ham. Thousands of yards oi" the
prettiest and newest. stripes,
plaids and checks.
2.000 Yds. of Lonzcloth
w yd.
Size 72x90. Sale Price $2.19 each
Sale Price $3.19 easel:
43c-
n.
Size 43x36: Sale Price 49¢ each
Size 45136. Sale Price Sficwach
Size 55x36. extra heavy Pillow
Cases. Sale Price . .. ., . . . 7.
ScallopelPillow Cases
Size 45136. Sale Price. 79:: each
Hemflltche'd
Size 45x36.
Size 45x36.
Sale Price 79¢: each
Sale Price 959 each
36 Inch Percale
first quality
standard goods, an
unlimited selection of good pat-
terns. light
and figures.
stripe and
price
at
‘White Dimity
grounds with strrpes
Dark blue grounds,
figured effect. Sulc
39c yard
Lawn
Checks
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S pocial
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inches, wide, excellent
quality.
29c yard
Apron Gingham
Standard quality.'
checks: worth 3.00.
fast color blue
Special
24c yard
and place:
on July 1.
l in readiness for oficupzmry
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COMMENT lN BRIEF.
\‘Vhy not, pay oil‘ the national debt-
and fill the treasury at a stroke hv 3.:
Evening 3
tax on taxes '.’-New
Y i '1;
out. ( 3
Our code is that ever): man should .
so live that the mud jurv
him a full year latchwr‘
Press.
Working in overalls. fruiher
parading in them is what w
out H. C. of L.
can't go:
«Springfield (Mo)
Nobody has, underlakf‘li
.struse calculations necessurr
certain how much it would cost to
gummtee a seat to every street car
pa.s_senger.—‘-l’t’ashiugton Star. I
hansas farmers say thev lost
money on 1919 wheat. Well. the con
sinners didn’t get any of it.—-l>ltts
burgh (Dispatch.
UK) a!)
it is so needless and a ww ‘ '
3 y .le, l man can
put, all the. rage and contempt tnal
2:} possible circumstances. could call
r into the simple and perfect!)
moral exclamation: O vou’-o '
{State Journal. . I Inc
gghe difficulty of
3 , ex on the hoof has increas '
1916.—Phi1adelphia Public magma
There are times “when the United
States appears to be about normal“
delivering doles
~.Rnd h .n . Omebod m “[10 l ’
, t 6‘ "3 5‘ . (1 [lg I )0
I)‘ ate t1 Cat} 3‘“ 'B11 m1" 114 m A e
and Rapids '
than .
ill Knock -
to as
.It is not: only wicked to swear but
. $4215
300 Doz. Table Napkins
Substantial snrvh n
giliue qualiu'J
bleached rum” “'33-‘33 “WWW”!
finjph, ilnmnu/(i Wild} for our
Very special 3
$2.98 and $3.93 M.
s Table Damask
39 inches, “'93:“, durable is”
wearing quality, sot/client m
sigma; van» $t 1;) 5331993.”
98cm
Round Scalloped Table
C loths
Flue quality Kiowa. 3a. llmrverfifl
\‘fil‘tlfill. (”imii 1- ., worm and g ll
ornus sizv no t: Wailsnil
edges. Sal-i l‘rn. .
$5.98 and $7.98 M
Turkish Towels
Good wen: i: I
pm‘s- “him, 30;: “fl
absorbent.
<1th l‘rz.-..
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