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CATTLEMEN .‘MAY .OWN ,STOCK.
YARDS.
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_ EL’ PASO, Texas. June 8.——A corn-
‘mlttee composed of members from the
men's associa on has been: appoint-
ed to investig e the practicability. at
part ownership of stockyards, particu-
larly those at Kansas City and Fort
Worth, by Cattlemen.
Under a recent ruling of the United
States Attorney General, packers
must dispose or their interests in
stockyards within two years, and this
will create an opportunity for the cat-
tlemen to some the stock it they de-
sire 11:.
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136 Washington St.,
The‘Textile Store...
- Silks, Dress Goods, White Goods, ete.. :
, at the Lowest Prices.
' THREE DOORS EAST OF HOYT’S THEATER
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So. Norwalk .-
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twenty
en
“matism,
ages.
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' Name “Bayer" ’on Cerium?
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is genu-
ine Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prescribed by physicans for over
Accept only an unbrok-
“Bayer package" which contains
proper directions to relieve Headache,
Toothache, Earache, Neuralgla, Rheu-
Handy tin
boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents.
Drfizgists also sell larger “Bayer pack-
Aspirin is trade mark Bayer
Manufacture MonoaCeticacidester of
salicylicacid.
years.
Colds and Pain.
N. BILLY
Announce the
Opening of
TheToyDepartment '
We carry a fine line of toys of all kinds. Kiddy Kai's, l
Express Wagons, Tricycles,. Pushmobiles, Baby Carriages,
and Strolers included. ' l
ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES. ' ~
SouthNorwalk Music Shop ‘
110 Washington Street
first; i
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
f
i Many
Nort h
of the
TCPOI'IS
Corn acreage in the Northwestern
part of the state. bankers estimate has
been increased 35 to 40 per cent over
past seasons while a large percentage‘
of flux
The labor situation on North Da-
1kota farms has improved greatly and
in the opinion of United States 13111-1
officais here there will be
fun lack of labor in the harvest fields.
inquiries have been received
lirom persons in the east who wish
to work on North Dakota farms dur--
The usual numberi-
of college students are expected to be per
many inquiries have al-‘1h9
1codv been received from them W
being paid bv the farmers now are present.
ployment
ing the
g in the fields:
unusual
-—'l‘ry a classified adverttsement in
MINOT, N.
l). uly S.—F‘or
ime in five years
past few weeks
any.
has been sown.
harv est.
ly high.
the Sentinel for the best results
the
indistions
point to good crops in Northwestern
Dakota, according to reports
received here by bankers. Heavy rains
have given
-good impetuls to growing grains and
crops are in excellent condlion, the
ages‘ the, greatest velocity
.1 muses.-. n
ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES
Take the Work Out of Wash Day
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to
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Phone 558
The A-B-C SUPER ELECTRIC
Combines in One Machine the two best methods
of Washing, and the mechanism is noted afar for its
sturdy simplicity.
Let Us Send Our Demonstrator to Your Home
Next Wash Day and Arrange Convenient .1
. . Terms of Payment.
F M. a CULLEN’ S
ELECTRIC sHoP ,
60 WALL STREET
’ ing feeling in the throat. clears the ‘
ipassages. and makes breathing easier ‘1 , - 4..
3 {advanced :11
{trim-
«a» wow a." .
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1 ate.
\1‘ 11mm :11 spark and (ronomy of 0110111-
.3 h on 1". 1'1. fiftnon thousand miles limo
lmcl
1‘ Iichlonnl. milmrrtor c‘cnno'i L111 col-
in fir. :clnss rendition and how 11m
_ 1l11-1 03111110111 six hundred miles since.
.ll'lririnxz from menty to thirty-'81:)
‘ mile 11111 hour it fires perfect. has
unusual good campuses-ion good pow
on l1ills,not wary good getaway
.120!
gov-izhiiiemr.
- isions will stop. then the 2:15 will pour
1. imcr tho side1 of calhmmor.
" tannin
- ilhlS
geiicceed in setting it Minted. l’ nless
1 51 thor'oighly in arm up the car before
:mxting out it will hackfim at the him
i
‘ t
V isuppcsed to 1111111119 about inenty or
1
(poo. oarhuzotion.
. “as 1:111 did formerly.
“5' were held here
bring about the death 11“ Mrs Chester
-A Snow divorced wife or on aged and
ed on the same charge was released
1;; lauthorize him to see his six—year-old
1 1ciiild more than once
Motor Department,‘ The Sentinel:
I have installed‘ra little attachment on"
a Ford car that is recommended to
make better lights, and 'it mikes a
line light for a. Ford. It is cut in on
the regular light wires ad is gener-
ated from the We and works
fine, but I have been advised that it
would finally take all the m out o:
the magneto. I would appreciate your
‘ kindness very much it youvwili give
me your advise on same. '1‘. E.
It is impossible to answer your
question without knowing more about
the device. Please give more particu-
lars. We shall be glad to investigate
the merits of the device upon receipt
of further details.
Motor Department The Sentinel:
I am going on a very long cross coun-
try trip that willbe over some bad
roads, and sand and very steep
grades. I want to take a camping out-
ting one on a trailer but have been
”told trailer are not very satisfactory
for long t s, as they are hard on the
car, that they jerk and in other ways
harm the car. The. trailer I had in
mind is a two-wheel outfit with a pole
to hook on the back of the car and
weighs about 500 pounds. Any infor-
mation you can give me along these
lines will be very highly appreciated.
C. s
If you operate your car carefully
you should have no trouble
course the additional weight will
cause a greater load on your engine.
Your car is not designed for the use
of a trailer, and care: in operation is
necessary The cdvantage in having
the needed Campll anipment should
offset other inconveniences.
Meter Department The Sentinel:
l have a G-cyllnder 1915 model Stude-
baker and would like to know why
{engine knocks when going about 20
rmiles per hour or more. providing I
have spark advanced to the point
{where the engine seems to run the
fastest for any given amount of throt-
tie If I am going along at 20 miles
hour and I move spark lever to
point “here the engine will give
there is :1 knock
\A’hen I retard it consider-
ably knock disappears but my \e-loc
lilty is also decreased to about 16-]? \l.
H. H I go 10 miles per hour I can
rhmo spark lever where i please and
arm knock is present. 11 this was a
lspmk knock it would be. greater at
.slow speed would it not? There is a
'groat difference in fuel consumption
éluhen traveling at considerable speed
‘Qthn knock is present 1 get about 14
filmilts to gallon. and when not present
1:; labout 11 ll 1.. 9 miles.
0 R
; P1 rhaps 311111 engine is ronsidctnbly
fit with me and have thought of get- ‘
Of:
We have it in our store—7
Model specified in the al.1111121,; ' “
Read the “Invitation to Talking-Machine Mani}
lecturers." lt's printed here. just as the Edi-q
. Laboratories sent it out.
ZZeNEW EDISON
”m 0' EMF ‘
0w. “:2...“ that a“ up. "Tin ”oomph with a Soul” \7:
“mmugéumfit The Official Laboratory Model has proved it.
Mon-vans] Mouths!
any are custom 50-.
' "mnm'nvdcgor inure.
Real in 4000 Comparison Tests. made beta:
3. 500.8030 people all over the United States and ‘
Canada. For instance, in Los Angeles
i.»
mm'. Remunmgnd; an audience of 1,500 people was unable? To hell 3 _
and: voice or perfomnnce." the difference between the livirfioice of Miss - .1
Marie Morrisey. world- odious conh‘alto, and its}
RECREATION by tl'ie ew Edison.
Theres K way for you to test the wonderful}
i
“We hereby invite mpofidblo
Wflfi'fl of any reputable
talking-machine mnnufncturerto
permit themselves to be blind-
foldei'nnd to listen to such n
comparison. in the presence of
induce of their own choosing. in.
dialing to tbe judges when
they think they are listening to
the artist. Ind when to the New
Edison. There in only one con-
dition attached. and that ir—tbnt
the representatives of the ulk.
int-Mine company. and the
inches selected by them. shall
sin I written statement. netting
‘fortb.infulldetniLtb¢ mule-of
’ "the test."
"The test will be made with an
Ofidnl Laboratory Model. taken
from stock. ouchu can be bought
in any Edison dealer's store."
Realism claimed for the Official laboratory
Model in this sweeping challenge. We give Mr.
Edison 8 Realism Test. Come in and let us give:
ittoyou.
The price of the new Edison has advanted less
than l5% since August I. l9l4. Mr. Edison
has absorbed the bulk of the increased cost ,
of material. skilled labor, and taxes. He is de- .
‘ termined to keep the New Edison within the
reach of everyone. But conditions may force
a price-a val-ice. Buy your New Edison howl
Our Budget Plan makes it easy. It 13 system
applied to spending. Ask about it.
THE ALFRED FOX PIANO (10..
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k
,carlionized. Tho cylinders must be
H1119 of carbon to mold knocks The
3811:1141 advance must be regulated 111‘-
icmdinc to load and throtth1 opening
\‘l 1111 no loud the spmk may be well:
slnv. purine Speed 1111113
the engine will not knock oven thounhl
.ubcmrml llo\1"11t11'.v11l1en voui en 3'
is pulling in insponse to the:
throttle then the 11:1111 k must he read-3
laied accmdingh. T111 11111111 clean
and hooliln tour cnnim the more ad-
tin-:1, 1still rr- suit
W...
‘7 1? v "‘I.
1 law” :1, louwrwlard “ 1111'. which has;
1111 valves g1ounr‘.l1c:=,rl:1ns all
hm omlmn xcrv last: mouthing put
but stoning the car in tho momlnz it
acts 1111‘) stranze Hate :1 Stromberg
Pull out the choker and
filter the motor turns over FnVPlal
times it will start after a few explo-
Start it
after sexeral such times as
and considerable coating will
h.1rotm.:1nd if I pull out the choker .1
ilinlc. then it seems: to gr: too much
gms and begins to bump and jerk
gllnvo to «hive 11.1.0 or lhmn miles be.
low it '1. ill brain to no right either :11
.i‘lmx m high shred If i Rive it :1 Hell-
or mixturo then I only set twelVe 01'
{mutern miles when I ham always
nvcxnfznd about twenty The on: is
morn1 “'1‘“ you kindh tell me what
the trouble is and how to remedy it?
M C.
Eu‘denth }our trouble is caused by
You cannot expect
as many miles per gallon (11 23:111139
The present (in;
made is much inferior and \our car-
buretor must be adlusiod acrmdinrzlv
The installation of an exhaust stove
to obtain a hot aimintske will help
cazbuniion considerably look rarer
\Clll carburetor carefully and adjust
it. to meet the new conditions.
TWO HELD FOR CON -'5°'RAl"-V
WASH] GTON .ylul 7~—l\lis Edna
P. Acker, a private demo-it"s. 21'1".
Hugh M. Landon Jr. chauffeurfi
today 0'1 wariants
charging them with conspiracy to
iwealthv patent, attorney. ‘1i1s Snow's
former husband who had been a: ‘res t-
late yesterday on $10000 hail.
Mr Snow had asked the court to
a week as pro
vided when the divorce decree was
issued.
To Stop Coughing. Sn-czmg, VWheez-
ing.
Unseasenable spring weather left a
number of couphs and colds. Now
thma and more persons than ever will
be couphing, sneezing and wheezing
No wonder there is a. tremendous de—
mand for Foley's Honey and Tar. that
old reliable family remcdv for co1phs
- colds. hay lever. asthma and croup
it heals and soothes that raw. rasp,
STEAESON‘
'comes the time of hay fever and as— .
(aimed) 85 North Main Street. South Norwalk. \
11-10%“ A- ED'SON- lu- Ouposite Congregational Church.
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New Petfcction
Hot Water
Healer
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e Baking Day
in a COOL Kitchen
Cakes that are light and fluffy —crispl1rown cookies—pies
done to an ex en brou n—mn be baked without standing
over a hot stove or sleeping down to open an oven door.
The New Perfection Oil ( ook Stove gives you all the
cooking comfort and convenience of a 'gas stove. In-
stantaneous heat d1re1tlv applied against the cooking
utensil by means of a long. blue cllimne\'———heat that
can be conirollrd for any kind of cooking by a turn of
the handle. 11 d t
e oven on this stove is scientifica y constructe o
;:lll"culate fresh, hot air over and under the baking food
in the oven. This current of air assures an intense, cren
baking heat and at the same time drives out the steam
and prevents soggmess. d 1 th 1 t”
.000 users et three 5 uare meals a1 y W1 1 e 1
332123 on the Negv Perfectidln Oil Cook Stove. Obtain-
able in one to four burner sizes.
Sold by dealer: everywhere _
STANDARD 01L (:0. or NEW YORK l
NEW PERFECTION ‘ '1 .
01L COOK STOVE AND ATER HEATER v
For best reszdts use
Socony Kerosene
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