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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 5, 1920 · page 6

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all citizens are invited to perform ur to the fact that the election is
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MAGONIC NOTICES
. me Well Lodge, No.10! F. end A. M.
fleets in Masonic building. South
s'lli. street. lst and 3rd Tuesday of
on month July and August except
‘4. fl 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
and internally invited.
ASA T. LOWNDES, W. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX Secy.

~ chapter. No. 38 R. A.
J” Masonic Temple: South MainI
the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of!
Mn. st 8 o'clock. July and Au-i
sate: ed. All R. A. Masons cor-
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$5, 000 SHOE SALE ENDS $5, 000

MEN’S, WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S .

MEN’ S 00- OPERATIV E SHOES
TEN DOLLARS ;

WOMEN’S BLACK KID high or low heel
FIVE DOLLARS

BOYS’ AND GIRLS’, Sizes 2 1-2 to 6
$ 2 . 5 0 '

CHILDREN’S SHOES (511 sizesi'AT emu/as CORR 7.3?
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-. “The RepuIrluuns or the country:
fill! be guilty . or 511 1r delusion from'
“Intel: they will his-1 an“? r if the; '
”yupon the r« suit of tho- rectfiit
,s’iection as a part" victory. " declares
nae Republican i' Iihlivih Association .
fi I. statement lseuui today through
_fie President of that organization.
a“ Jonathan ‘ilournw Jr.. It is a
m victory only in the sense that
illegablicans will be restored to con- l
‘ft’ of both the 10 -g'islati\e and the 0\- l
We branches of the. Government. ’
in: to analysis or puhlk he niiment us‘
. tested in political discussion
M10 the conviction that 1111- course
mrsued hy the voters in markingi
their ballots was determined by their 5,
mtlsfiu'tlon with the Democratic!
"jetty and its zidmi'fiistration of the :if- ‘
' tails of the Government. rather thanl
by Implicit confidence in the Ropub-l
‘Ienn organization. More than vvor.
"oi-none in its history the Republican!
marty is now on trial before the coun- ‘
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TENTH ANNIVERSARY SALE

Wonderful Values in All Departments. Big Price Reductions for 10 Days Only.
’ Take advantage of. this wonderful sale._ All stock purchased at low market. price, and.

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Infants’ Dept.

All Goods at a
33 1-3 Per Cent
reduction

Girls; Dept.

Coats, Dresses,

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Ladies’ , -Dept.
(Rocks, Suits,“ Skirts,
W 31 ,Underwear,

503:
(muslin, k, flannel)
- Shoes. Hé‘siery and
Knit Underwear

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per cent. reduction

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. Overcoats, Suits,

Underwear, Hosiery
Shoes, Shirts, ,'

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YES, 3 very material difl‘erence in the
ii iii in: gamble wmumm heat
your onset e wows.
as you need it. lmteed of “M’
your regular heater 3 half hour every
morningorwhen youwanttquses
room that isn't uite yacorni’ortnble, use a
Perfection Oil ester. It will gigs you
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most—mohquicld decononionlly

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That’s our opinion—and that’ 5
why we sell them.

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your roams was in a diflorcnt, mm 0 my)’
corner-«or nearer a u indow. A For loc-
thin will solve your problem. A boy or
girl can carry it a there, for it is light;
though substanti ly built.

It is also an ornament to any room
-—easy to .51“ light and extinguish—e
always read y ve the few more
degreesofhe' tn edtomakcacnm-
fortable room cozy.

3 Pagresslve bardw.iro, lousol'urn’i.» him:
an department sums will 11 e I ‘r'fw —

lion. Ask your dealer to show you nnv.
Said in blue or black finish with 1'
without nickeled trimmings.

For best results use Sammy me m.

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