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EYENING'SENTINEL
ESTABLISHED BE _
Jasper, Ala.. August 26, 1920.
Mr. Lewis H. Nash,
SlSouth Norwalk, Conn.
r:
Your article entitled “Wilsonian-i
ism and Its Results," unhappily reach:
q .- Is- “ A- 1» GOLDEN: 11°F" ed my desk. I have read it. Goo, in
norance and stupidity.
mm ' ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW
nigh tide, 1 :48 a.m, 2:09 pm. 1
Sun rises 6:18; sets, 7:26.
Member of The Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively
m to the use for publication of
Penrose school of Republicans.
which bears the endorsement
Democrat.
and 1918.
the devil.
.fl news dispatches credited to it or . .
. .t‘otherwise in this paper and also‘MB‘og“ n:afmacplgslvlfhfigmgultmiie‘z‘fi‘l’l‘og3 with an affectionate greeting. Mrs.
. .' .1 ~ - , ' lacksnalte w from
. local news published herein. Lthat of being an ignorant and ill-man- Cooper drew a b p
All rights of publication of spo-i
net-ed man. \V’. B. BANKHEAD.
' August 31, 1920.
Hon. YV. B. Bankhead,
Jasper. Ala.
Dear Sir:
LARGEST KNOWN
IN LAST DECADE‘
(Continued from Page One.) l
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do not agree with me.
, Danbury—Revised flgures,
. ymviously announced, 18.889.
Norwalk—Revised figure,
mviously announced 27 557 . ' ’
._ - ' ' . ' - . 1 ons. and have. :il\\:l)9 bt‘m‘ one.
”miouéiidanfifiiifffdflii‘on ”“096" “he“ ““- Came... ad"°°‘“°d
Herlden—Reviscd ’figu’res;
‘prevmusly announced, 29,842. i f it
Waterbur —R "s ' o ' ‘ ' "’
.Wiouslv :nnmfrlclefid'llfiillge’ 91'715" 'matters to the (‘ouncd of the fiddle
New Haven (cityl-wRevised, 1s2,-‘I was m favor or it.
.519; previously announced as 162.900.
New Haven county. containing New
Haven. 415929; increase 77.914 or 0
‘23.]. per cent.
Fairfietd county, containing Bridge- .m-oposed Loam
rori, 320.919; increase 75,497. or 30.8 .91” Obtained 3
‘Der cent. im‘" “"1 study.
18'943' ter at all.
its oun 'merits alone.
27,743,
29,867; .ll'lllllnill at tlli‘ Hague. l “’35 “1 {RVOI
f alliance would result.
19 was published, 1 (a:
copy. \Vhen.
led instrument. l still
effected by amendment.
i still believe .
igct together and consul
POLISH DELEGATES
HAVE ANXIOUS TIME
(Continued from first page)
till
the carrying on of the feeding of the “‘1” h“ a great blessing to the world
children in “‘hitt- Russia during the
Polish regime They will also obtain
first hand information as to conditions .
in Central llilsrlii. with a view to dh'l
vieing plans fox the [ceding of moth-
ers ant? children with American Rod DIV'ORCE COURT
Cross supplies.
remission to enter Russia was ob-,'
iained only after long negotiations
with Soviet officials who were suspi-
iious oi' the Americans. i
Mr Pate has just recovered from
an illness.
i.(v.\'iit).\'. Sept. 1.—The repulse of
Polish attacks all along the line is re-
Sincerely yours.
LEWIS H. NASH.
(Continued from first page)
in the Common Pleas court.
S‘dnei \K'. Lockwood has
for record more thin 17.1 nollcr-
action since the cessation of C'lllli «c
More
vortHl in the Russian Soviet official tixities last .ll‘tir‘. ”"3
“airmen of Tuesday. received here rile! dali, :ll'tl i»: Mi.- ti'nv the int“?
{613:1 by wireless. The statement SOSélOll «pm. .21 :“‘,‘4‘l‘lh9l‘ 7, ll i=
rays" ,rxyoctod l... mom than lilll cases:
“in the Dieloviethrozhani region. “iii in .lttv-k l .i in- iiii< couri alone.
~~.‘r.mut 11:3 miles northeast of Warsaw..
lbw enemy's attempt to advance was
beaten off. The enemy, who attempt-
ed to cross the Bug River. at several
places. was flung back by our troops
at Dubeuka village.
“Fighting ,is still proceeding south
6.4 Hrubiezow. fifty miles south of Lub-
lm. Naith of Lemberg enemy attacks
more repulsed. hi the Lemberg and
T‘-uczacz regions, the enemy repeated-
Tiv made fierce attacks which were re-
Supei'ior court has recordml
cases since last June.
her 88 are divorces.
considered remarkable in
roady eclipses last year's din
record which was (‘OllFiilt'i‘t'il a
nomcnal on. Judge Maitbiu \ii'i l»:(‘
side at the First Fup'rior 1“ i‘ '- ' '
session which (oinc‘ in Octobr-r “
in keepir: viih lll’ other
the Superior Criminal 'v'i‘mu-zl is lac
plum", 'in2 :1 large increase in ‘iniini-ss. . \i
’lthe county jail ihrm :‘.'w H pi'wou»
BITTER FIGHT fcrs awaiting trial with more ilv n
AT THE DUCKS that number on bail. 'l‘he'toial nmi
her of cases awiaiin: ililiOll at tho
IN BELFAST first criminal session uhich will be
‘ ' ——-— convened next Tuesday is much lat-2-
(Continued from Page One) ; er than last year. court officials claim.
.~ - Judge. John H. Keelcr \\'lll preside at
to criminal court.
. . . .. 1- - 'ihe first aesSion of ti
The shipyards \‘Oll.“ls in their zeal be. arraigned on
1. Map the soldiers bevame a nuisance ' The prisoners will
and the commanding ofiicel‘s asked to
‘wizhdraw, Tramcai's caught between
the opposing forces ran a gauntlet of
”bullets the drivers cowering over
their wheels and the passengers lying
as the floor.
it is definitely known that one man
was killed in the North street encoun-
ter.
There was another bitter fight .t
the docks between shipyard workers
and Union dock workers. the dockers
king in the shipyard employee. The
Halter used sticks and stones and a
meme battle waged until police and
soldiers with a machine gun ended the
tonfiiit. One docker was killed by
misdirected fire of his own party.
Trip total number of serious tires in
Telfast since Wednesday last reached
214 this morning. '
Info'cement of the curfew ordinance
Inst night had a quieting effect. All
"persons without permits were com-
1[ne‘led to leave the streets at 10:30
o‘clock, and all tramcars ceased run-
theft to assault with intent to kill.
Anumbcrr of men [ill be arraignd'd on
usuallv heaVy sentences during the
last court year.
Statistics of the Common Pleas
Criminal court are not available at
the present time. but it is under-
stood that. there has been a notlcc~
able increase. Flrst criminal court
sittings are usually heavy, court at-
taches say. owing to the fact that
they get the continued cases and
bound over prisoners from the entire
lsummer. Allowing for this. however.
there has been a decided increase
and the County Court house will be
we veritable hive of industry during
the coming court year.
WOMAN-BROWNED,
4 OTHERS RESCUED
OFF CHARLES ISLAND
(Continued from Page One)
The rescued party was brought to
the Milford Yacht club where they
were treated by Dr. 'A. C. Carpenter.
The body of, Miss Linsey was also
brought to the yacht club where it
was viewed by the medical examiner
and permission given for removal.
The three women arrived Saturday
tlfe Bristol cottage to spend a va-
omt for Charles
‘ Efforts are being made to have Ul-
ster volunteers accepted as patrolmen
by the police authorities, but the lat-
ter- have been redluctam, to assent to
Sinn Fein police did duty i the
him district on Monday night. but
without the knowledge of the authori-
They closed public houses in
that part of the city during lhe time
Their work was
- in the same
spirit. by Unionist youths in various
,. s of the city yesterday. These
11" continued their campaign of in-
mdiarism against Nationalist licens-
houses. ‘ '
Nassed armed raider' invaded a
‘i-Ilroom at the Ross; (glare Strand
motel Ccunty Wexford on Mondav
light, while a fancy hall was in full
-"Irmg. They compelled tlve’dancers
‘Io raise their hands above. their
guests Were
searched and a number of military
and naval officers were expelled.
’l‘hese 22C"? twere admonished that
, w no permitte to i 1
”daily with the people.an thl‘alynlgx:
l at
cation and started
lwalking over on the sand-bar.
remained on the island for such a
and forced them to remain.
Started for Shore.
Downing and Hine came along lai-
er in a row-boat and upon finding out
that the women had been caught by
the tide offered to take them to the
mainland. The party started for
Silver Sands and had gone but a short
distance when a sudden squal came
up an the boat, after filling with
water, capsized. The occupants of
clung to the capsized boat. Downing
the boat. thrown into the water.
{none LETTERS FROM MR. NASH.
his infinite compassion and pity, have
mercy upon you for your hopeless ig-
I assume you belong lo the Lodge-
Lodge, himself, earnestly,
espoused a League of Nations in 1916'
I thank you for your response to my D
' aniel
pamphlet, nonc ihe less, because you
I do not regard the question of the
:League of'Nations as a partisan mat-
It must stand or fall on
i am an advocate of a League of Na-
it
'and gave his millions to establish a
“'hen Mr. Roosevelt. referred
“'hen Mr. “'ii-
‘son went to Eulopt‘e to confer on the.
question of peace. l hoped sonic lorm
\‘l'hen the first authentic copy of the
alter
l was convinced them
' os.
' I uld be some changes in the prop
‘ShO hoped it could be
that if the people can
er what kind
a League we should adopt, that
:tlh‘re will test)" an instrument that
But the League. as now proposed, can-
not stand the. test of honest Cl‘lllt'lsill.‘
- WILL BE BUSY
Clerk
nmfl‘pirtl
)i'
li- ‘ii:
Clt‘l‘k Frwd \V. Tracey of the UH“
107
Of this uum~
This fast 2‘
that it i
(-zinj'. <.
charges varying in seriousness frOm
statutory charges which brought illn-
lsland yesterday morning at low tide;
They:
long time that the tide caught them.
minis ll
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.——Harry R. Dan-
Straus &. Com-
Epany, New York, today was on a hon- ,
eymoon trip to Decatur, Ind., bearinz
Th ion his face and shoulders the marks
. ey,of a horsewhippin bestowed b the .
can see nothing 50"" in anything bride's mother in The crowded {Inion
Of a Station here. Mrs. Charles M. Cooper.
of Indianapolis, mother of the bride,
. . . met the Minneapolis train on which
B‘” he duh” father ”“5 her daughter arrived, simultaneously
one and. ergo, it must be a child of ‘
iel, secretary of W.
with the appearance of Daniel.
“'hen Miss Cooper ran to Daniel "1
under her coat
'. Daniel.
ment. also got in the path of stray
lashes.
In spite of parental
the license bureau as 46 years.
Chicago. and had planned merely a
brief visit with his fiance. but
Mrs. Cooper's action.”
The bride's father. Charles M.
' Cooper, is an Indianapolis manufac-
turer.
niiiui‘uiic
auras Aliilill
CHICAGO. Sept. L—Afier two days”
dclvinu inlo Republican campaign
finances, the Sinato imestlzaiing
campaign. with (Lorne \\'hite, chair-
man of lllo- Ila-moi ratio National (‘om-
mince. and Wilbur .\l. Marsh. National
'l‘masui't-z‘, its chici oi witnesses.
Replying in questions
[0 Illflil' u ‘lttion article "Uncle 53111
or i‘remlvm iiulgc." in country news-
papers, Mil hicl not ordered the plan
carilml out S nalor Edge referred to
tip. illti"ll- as propaganda in favor of
the l.<‘:l;.'llt‘ m Nations.
“Don't ini think it
oyaslon of stain corrupt practices laWs
a label “Paid tor by so and so?" asked
S'nafoi- icllgu. 'llun't you consider
tl-at an m-aslon of the spirit of the
im- at least?" '
"You say" 'splrit of the law,’ replied
Mr. \Vhitc. "I think so."
it was later brought out that the
Democratic National Committee was
planning to spend 315.000 to furnish
mi...- .~—:-»i-,v free to sniali'newspaperg,
rooAY IN WALL STREET.
WM l. STREET. 10:30 a. nit—Rail.
road .~=ll:=ir-s continued to feature the
ll‘atllllu vi the opening of today's
stock Marlo-t, the motors and oils
showing rt" torcnt heaviness. Kansas
"iiy Souihmn Common and l’fd.. Hal.
iimore & Ohio and Pfd.. Denver &
lilo (li'andc l’l‘d" Erie lat Pfd.. Pl“!-
luirgh and “'cst Virginia. St. l‘aul
and on: nmro popular Paclflcs were
higher by half tn 1% points. Tobacco
Leather and Chemical issues made
similar gains. but Vanadium, Pierce.
Ariow and Stromberg were lower bv
WALL STREET. Nod—Reports or
,the financial euil‘arrasement of one,
of the obscure motor companies lur-
‘nishcd ihc‘shorts with an excuse for
another attack in that quarter. Ro-
puhllc, International. Chandler and
White Motors fell 1 l0 2 points. and
Oils, including Mexican and Pan-
]American, madc similar declines.
‘Slcels and equipments also eased on
selling of Vanadium and American
,I.ocomotive. Rails made further up
iward progres. however. Wisconsin
iCentral Preferred, \Vabash Preferred
,Misouri Pacific Preferred and Rock.
‘island being added to the stronger
:western and outhweeiern groups. Ex-
icliange on London strcngthcned and
'lillintlOTd mail-)ket was firm with a de-
. ( or en' 'sr'
,French 58‘ y l ties and Anglo-
l
i
l Paul “’oloz. niaiiaizer of the Stand.
tard Butter and Egg Company, is plan-
ning to run a closing out sale, as he
2has received notice to vacate the
‘premises he now occupies in the Ely
block. on North Main street, which
ibiock is now owned by Frank Jacobv.
Mr. “‘0102 the other day purchased
the Davenport block, on North Main
street. consisting of apartments and
:two stores, one oceupied by Smithfio‘
the cleaner, and the other by Noack.
the jeweler. It is contemplated that
,there will be alterations to the stores
,and buildings. it. was reported this?
~morning that Smith had received na-l
lice to vacate his present store by
September 15th, although this could
not be confirmed. as Mr. Woloz could
But Not Here. l
There's one place ii! the world
where board and room do still be
obtained for a dollar a day and that
is at the Hostess
Romagne Cemetery in France. main-
tained by the American Red Cross and
the Y. W. C. A.
guests
graves.
dard. a Wellesley graduate, who had
visiting /American soldiers’
fixed to the army of occupation_ holding Mrs. Mary iLinseY um and
eral ladies were sent home on the
dissed ground that they were 1m- shouted for aid.‘ ,
“’lllard, who was in his motor-
boat near the island, heard the shouts
and started for the capsized boat. He
got the dive people into his launch
_ but Florence Linsey was unconscious
and when the shore was reached she
was found to be dead.
. yEIPIIGSHOREMEN RETURN TO
. WORK.
m YORK. Sept. 1.~Work of load-
. and discharging British steam-
-- Inn-cached normal today with
return to work of the men who
y “went on strike” in sym—
aim the cause of Irish freedom.
‘
‘-'—Try a classified advertisement in
the Sentinel for sum results,
\.
s
The Romhagne ceme-
tery is too far from Paris for a. one-
day round trip so over—night accommo-
dations are supplied at this house.
Meals are also served. It in the only" '
resting place or spot of comfort near
the cemetery and many of the guesti
have shown their gratitude for the
unexpected confort and houpitality b‘y .
having gifts to assure the continan
of the center. _
7...; a. ..
1
USES_ll_[l_ilSEWHlP,§ 308
The Great Clearance Sale
“BOSTON STORE DAY” ’
Tomorrow—Thu rsday
1 00—310 F EATURES— 1 OO
WONDERFUL SAVINGS—DON’T MISS
and began slashing i;
Detective Sergeant “\‘nce ”
Kelly. whom Mrs. Cooper had brought ‘
along to break up an expected elope- g
l
objections,
and Miss CoOper secured a iic-‘
ease and were married when police
'refused to interfere on learning Miss.
Cooper would be twenty years of age
. H
next Sunday. Daniel gave his age atlg The Great Price Reductions
i
Daniel said he had broughth is eis- ,
ier. Mrs. C. O. Shafer, of Dectur. to l
"the
marriage was really precipitated by
by Senator ,
Edgy oi Nov. li‘iSP_.‘_ Mr. “'hite ycslcr, -
(lay io'd the i-mnmittee he had planned =
would be an ,
to have that article published wlthoul L
I
.g
x.
not be found. and no one with author- ,
House near the; l
l :1
for the comfort ofl :-
So reports Miss Elsie God. 2
su rvii .-
Susan holding her sister, while they, in ”Ease?:{d‘hfihge’fififfigfiiy‘igi
i turned home.
msomuoawsanWm‘!
in
'10“
”MAY, SEPT. 1, 1920. '
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THEM
..._on_.
i
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Silks, Satins and
:3.
it Dress Fabrics
i? or the Finest Qualities Are
:6, Nothing Less Than
9, Japaneses Pongee Silk
‘7. 33 inches wide, all p'irv silk.
lb fine quality_ natural color; worth
\ . 3.00 yard-
H Special price, $1.99 yd.
Black Satin Charmeuse
40-inches wide, soil .:ud lustrous.
was. $5.98 yardw _
Sale price, $2.97
Black Satin Duchesse
Yard wide. an t'lC-‘lli'n' quality.
firm and silky; our ugular $4.00
value—
Sals price, $2.49 yd.
White Washable Satin
All silk, immenst-z,‘ popuiar for
fashionable skirts; regularly 4.00
vulue.«
Sale price, $2.49 yd.
Georgette Crepe
40 inches wide. all colors includ-
ing black and white; $3.49 quality.
Sale price, $1.69 yd.
Crepe do Chine
40 inches wide, black and all the
nus: dosh-cable colors; regular
price is 2.88 yard—
Our sale price, $1.69 yd.
Black Silk Poplin
36-inches wide, value “.98 yard
$1.00 yd.
firmizmao'
A
'17.: .5
'3.
SPECIAL ITEMS
At Exceptional Price
Reductions
Women's Silk Gloves
16 button lv‘llfilh. "Ksyser's‘
make, double worenteflngor tip.
while and black: rogularlv $2.98.
Sale price, $2.49 pair.
,. Ksyser Silk Gloves
,i' Fine quality, Milanese silk. two
i claspa, while only: regularly 98c—
. Sale price, 750 pair.
3‘ Heirs Silk Hand Bags
it
i
i"
i.
ll
Silk lined. illlcd wilh purse and
mirror. chain handles. assorted
colors—
Sale price, $1.98
Moire Silk Ribbon
All puie silk, six inches wide, all
shades, regularly 65c yd—
Sa'c price, 550 yd.
Women ’s Fancy Handkerchiefs
Colors and all white—-
1, , Sale price 55c yd.
" Children’s Fancy
Q Handkerchiefs
" ' 2 for 50
Q Men’s White Hemstitched
-‘ i Handkerchiefs
Regularly 190-—
Sale price, 12 1-2c each
High Grade Writing Paper
Assorted tints, 48 sheets. 48 en-
velopes, regularly 98c—
Sale price, 65c box
3" , Val. Inset-tings
N Endless variety of pretty designs
’ 1-2 inch to 1 1-2 inches wide-—
,\
Sale price, Be yd.
Oluny Lace
2 1-2 inches wide. choice assort-
ment oi‘ patterns; regularly 39c—
’:/..\‘\
i. ,.
l
0f muslin, in slip-over models,
' low and round neck, trimmed Kin-
dergarten stitch—
. $1.49
I'm!
Women’s Petticoats
Heatherbloom finish. . black
grounds with floral and figured de-
signs in all colors—
Sald price, $1.79
B. S G. Corsets
Pink and white, good practical
styles—
ity to state the case could be found 7“ 8819 Price, 330 yd.
at the cleaning establishment. l. ERG .
l". 0ND mm ETC.
BOARD AND ROOM hi . '
son DOLLAR A DAY ’9 N181“ Drew!
In solid colors or in rich twoa
toned effects. Pettieouts of tsSets
silk, Jersey top and silk flames.
and all Jersey in a wide range of
_ models and ooloi'ings—
SENSATIONAL SALE
Dress Voiles
AT ON E-HALF THE USUAL PRICE
100 PIECES—ABOUT 3.500 YARDS
59c YARD
REGULAR VALUE 98c AND $1.25 YD.
They are of a quality that is exceptionally fine.
A big and varied assortment of choice designs. in all
the better colorings. :1...
TAKE ADVANTAGE—BUY TWO 0R THREE
DRESSES AND KEEP FOR NEXT SEASON
u -
m‘ m: M“ .3 gm;
an.
Yarns and Notions
{m “V
4...
Minerva Knitting Yarns, all
colors, at 45c and 750 a ball
Velvet Grip hose supporters.
reg. 39c. ... ....27c 3
Clinton Safety pns, reg. 12c, 9c k,
Darning Cotton, reg. 5c, ..... 3c .1
O.N.T. Spool Cotton, reg. 10c 7c
Bag'Topg reg. $1.00. ..79c
Belting, black and white.
reg.19c,... ...14c 1’
Aliadin Soap Dyes. reg. 10:. 5c
Sunset Soap Dyes. reg. 15c, 11c
Dry Goods Department
Remarkable Values Offered in This
Great Clearance Sale
2000 Yards Outing Flannel
Heavy quality; best design, 450
45-inch Pillow Tubing
Fine quality, rcmilar 79c———
(1. value—
—— 590 y its . " 360 yd.
54-inch Bleached 8h”_ g 1000 Yards Crash Toweling
.Heavy quality. Regular '90- Linen weft; heavy quality; the
3., f . 596 yd. \‘fllllt‘u
9x4 Heavy Bleached Sheeting -.. - __ 29° ”"1
Result. 81-15 md— White Spreads
‘ . 966 yd. .100 full size: raised Marscillcs
36-inch u H led Sheeting dcsngn; value $0.50- $279 each
Firm quality, regular 39c- .
El ,, 29c yd. White Muslin
-"-" till-inches wide; firm quality; 35c
Full Size Bleached or Unbleach- value—
sd Sheets - 28c yd.
Heavy quality. regular 82.50— Long Cloth
“‘1‘“ “'98 “on 100 pieces; firm quality, regular
———- ______ 35.00-—
Soft Fleeoy Bed Blankets 3,1, - ' $3.47
H.—
Hesvy Crash Towcling
Strong. heay'y hard wearing qua-
lity, highly absorptive. This towel-
ing is mostly linen. which makes
it good for heavy service and dura-
Full Size. regular 83.08—
“tid-
Heavy Bed Comfortable
White cotton filling, regular $6.00
has.» “~93 bility.-—- . m d
81'
Table Damask Sale price, y
64 inches. heavy satin; assorted Huck Tom
(19818“; regular. 31-39- 980 Firmly ‘,0‘.pn’ long wear quali-
’ ty' hemmed 53:- ' 29c each
. price, -
3°“ I'm” Sale price, are each.
36-inch; Indian head finish; reg.
596- 32-inch rino Dress Gingham
W'- " ' ‘~ 470 yd-
Extra Fine Percale
All new perfect goods, no sec-
onds, full 36 inches wide. very best
designs—
Sale price, 36c yard
White Wash Skirts
Small Tub Skirts of white gabardine, surf satin and fancy
A remarkable array of the sea-
son‘s choicest styles, most wanted
designs and colorings. This is an
excellent wearing and good looking
fabric that will launder perfectly,
regular 49c—
Ssle price, 390 yard.
weaves; pleated, tucked or tailored models, with novel belts
and pockets; many trimmed with pearl button, - 9 ‘1
Specially Priced
2.98 #137498 .
,’,
ham-i
Hair Nets, reg. 15c, . 11c
Slip-on-vests, reg. 15c... ..10c
O.N.T. Crochet Cotton, reg. 17c.
I s
Tmlet Articles
AT CUT PRICES
Mavis Talcum Powder, ..... .17c
Mavis Face Powder, ...... 39c
Pond's Vanishing Cream... ...21c
Comfort Powder. . .. 21c
Palmolive Soap, 3 cake: for .. 24c
Imported Castiie Soap. cake. . 19;
8-Ounce Bottle Peroxide. tic
Rugs, etc.
§l
“Delta!" Grass Rugs 6
Allrnl'lin path rus .lllll ixiii'u N b;
quality; Siz.» Min l-wi . 4
Spcczal $14 08 N
Size 9x12 fret“
Special. $17 08 ‘
Standard Quality Linoleum
Two yards \viilc. good iaui'c t‘l
pi‘lll‘ln and ((‘iltlllnll‘
Special, $2.49 yd.
Colonial Rag Rugs
27x54 madc mom i‘.‘ \y. llt'illl la .
strongly wovvn. all colors will (on
tl'asling borilt‘rs
Sale price, $1.49 yd.
2‘"
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Traveling Bags i
Made of K: rato‘ mat Hill. “limb l
wears as good as ia~:-.:li«r: l‘l‘ll‘ &
and tan: size 16. l5 .iiid 2U llHll. .
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value, $5.50 ~ _ 1
Sale price. $13.92
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Housefurnishings
500 Dozen Fruit Jars
“Easy Sial," quarts and pints“
Elli-Ai- 94c dos.
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Fruit Jars
“'ide enough, glass tops. «plants
or pints— .
Special, 95c dcz.
Perfection Oil Stoves
Blue flame, two burners -
Special at $13.98
Gas Irons
Regular price 54.50%
Special, $349
No. 8i All-Copper Nickel
Plated Tea Kettles
Regular price 33-Oofl
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Steel White Enamel Water 9‘
mi.
12 quart size. reggsgcriiyfc £1.93; ’\
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O’Oedar Oil Polish
Regular price, 60c——
Special, 39c
‘nmm
Wright's Silver Oman silver
-" Polish ..
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Regular mice ,. 21°
tl‘
Black Dustlsu nut '01"
m: foot handle, mum vii“
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Norwalk Chronicler