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Evening sentinel, Friday, November 19, 1920 · page 9

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amount or denomination is to he can AIMS of W10“
rind in any form as company proper- 1

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to study until he has a just compre-
hension or it and then consider wheth~
or it is not worthy of his attention.
"The cooperative movement must
”:0 hand in hand with helpful legisla-
ltion in improving the situation. Far-

 

"posi:
:for the week have been deposited tu_

ibis credit in a local bank. This plan '
Iis («prolml by the- house io-Iprove rmp- 3 {funds from federal me“ banks and
FARGO. N. IL. Nov. l.’\'.——Dr. E. F. liederal-land bulb available .‘° these

ulur \xiili the thrifty class of employ. l ‘
, entirely wii‘nmi: the use of “S “”‘l 1" “WW1”? 1h" W’lmm‘ “r "Hilli ‘ladd. first if. S. Senator elected as 3 Organizations, tax-mew Will be able 10

, 1931! of (urn-my, it in. driiosits. EXPf‘UUV“ omployr-s who lrandiduto of the Nonpariisan League. Ehold their grains until they are need-
' Checks. tmx‘v .'«(-v“‘l’U‘nC“S gm‘lfi "“ banking account have «bfl‘n ‘aimounced herr- that his first aim inl“d instead of dumping them on the
Er-cillii‘zoi“aunties x'afigggifg Ladnwd to start one at onve. lt‘ong‘ross will be to promote a better imarket at the end of the harvest."
r}. 4...“). with more amié (‘llli‘AGiL Km: 16? ~Noiir-v that isystun for marketing: the grain and; Dr. d added 1Lhattefl'orlt Silould
.- ' I . ils‘urilPFE. the r--- gtiu- Prohibition party will continue in goihm‘ FOOd products or the farm. ‘bc made to bring a be 9r so ‘00 838-
...}. m “m in. watch— “Hunk.“ f” m“ “V.“ two, wars at‘ "it IS a serious problem that {acesltem into rural districts and give 'the
rr ’ ‘ r ‘ hut“ “H ”A. am; “5“ ox'lg‘nm‘u muting :congrvss.~ pr' Ladd said. “Some_:iarm ohildren the same chances. for
"Y” i in“; if 2:9me 1:1 (minimization of a 1mm» drv (‘or‘i— ‘U‘im’: must hm" dom- “Nd within thpgl‘duCallon as bold m towns and “UPS.
.‘ [.5 vii-nus oz" 3mm? tl‘l? iuress mu )‘i-urs hi-m-«a is :h'vn by Vir. fm'x' .fi'w. Mars If “I“ are to 833“. .the‘ '
{ {Lixl'tp'l ruhi,;.r.jns and “in H2” (4 llinshnw, rhuirninn (11' ”11- l’i‘U- Warming industry from demoralization.‘
, [UV-it'll; l-zisnn-ss mu} hp ll.il»iiini‘ National ('uinnuuor lu-n- :xi ;Even now the "105" of the men left on: DON'T WA'T
mod rtlil‘iehtly Without 11w } .\:'.liuii:‘l lit-ml'luurtors. the farm a" middl" ng‘vd and elderly; Until winter comes to order your
n «haugt-J thus louviyzg’ihe .-\\‘¢= 1...“. .. _ .. . . .~—the younger men are Milking I'01‘.’storm sash dom's or 5101111 vestibule.
(m0; whvro .‘ . mission Mill. Mi, Hin- , 081' opportunities. : .
- '0 MTV“ 32‘5“" S‘l'l- "39 HH.‘ nm- of 1hr mzuur. ”1 bell ' th 1'. d al'n l f t iDO'u now. -'
. irnipvr‘dnr'v organizations \\‘l‘l‘(‘ ‘0 sin)» I e‘e". - a f? i -g n. - u urvs’ 30 drafts means sa‘lng (foal.
“Olllli’ijlln-it‘ 5.53 t-v.>f: .3”— :mw ii “uni-l :He- :1 l‘lluiu‘r in 1hr- ion Shorfsjwrmilmfz grain. ‘,n ,“thh ‘h_9iconsult Wllh .‘ '
l hills. and ruilruu-‘l fates \u-is in (mm- lunvk and possibly puss n .zit-“til;i2:s.lr'::iijll illinl-limisin“Til-grog;i CHARLES T- MaCDONALD“

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flggxe-iiéniiiinrflhzf sutb‘liib; :ln’vil‘r‘nnd \llilil‘ :InH-mliziv-ni to ill“ \Ol- gilvliw-re-d is a spoiled; of gambling Carpenter and General Cantractor.
, pawl 1,5 -' lifrer, All prih ‘ “H‘ I"“' l ‘\\‘lii('li does not slul‘ilizr‘ pl‘li'l‘s or lmn-lEdHe Avenue! E‘St Nomalk'
- TelephOne 1326.

‘ Flip showing that his i'lll‘lll‘lflS;

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“Public-Spirited _
merchants , must
reduce prices to" .
the limit. ”.1

T hat’s our policy and we’re
living Up to lt.With the closest
prices we’ve ever quoted on
Hart Schaffner 81‘ Marx fall

suits and overcOats' ‘

E believe that it is up

to us to sell at less

than normal profits. We’ve

marked our fall Hart Schaff-
ner & Marx and other good ,

makes of suits and overcoats

on that basis._ You get un-

usual values at these prices"

Suits -
$29.50 $39.50 $49.50

Overcoats ~ ‘ ‘a
$30 to $65

Rogers 89° Stevens-

Tlie home of Hart ~Schaffner & Marx clothes

 

 

 

 

' , men: must come to own their buying -
PARIISM malt and selling organizations. ,
‘ "1r legislation is passed mkint‘ ,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Specials For Saturday

November 20 , 1920.

WE 4 GUARANTEE all our merchandise. and”?
found unsatisfactory we will gladly refund your money.

SUGAR _

GoldMedal é? Hecker’s Flour _

V2.11 Camp's. Gold Medal

and Borden's Evaporated

M ilk .......

Birds Eye and Blue Ribbon

Matches . . . .

Yubzm Coffee . . . .

Autoci'at (‘ofi'ee . . .

 

24! ._. pound bag

 

2 cans 2:30
’ Prunes .............. 2 lbs 20c

511m Bright Cleanser 6 cans 250

 

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COHEN’S CASH GROCERY
.141 WASHINGTON STREET.

» 100 lb.

White Rose (.‘offee ...... lb 3

Hershey's (‘ocoa . . . . . . .

Potatoes .............. pk 38c

.. _ . .6 boxes 25c Sweer potatos ....... 4 lbs 15c
...... lb40c )niona...............llbsmc
...... lb 40c Starlight Toilet P2113912. ,6 ~ 25c

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$1.49

.lb 39c

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'rua UNIVERSAL CAR

COUPELET stand for !

LUXURY—«because they combine beauty with comfort
in the highest degree—THEY 'ARE THE IDEAL WIR-

TER CARS.
ECONOMYe—because original cost and running ex-

pense are so incomparably small.

Now that Ford Car Prices are greatly reduced:—- '
‘ Now that our dignified deferred payment plan is at your

service-—

' Can You Really Afford to be Without One ?

' FORD "COUPELET—m.55—balance in 11 months.
FORD SBDAN————'——$334.74——balance in 11 months.

5 FORD BUNABOUT——~=—$191.14 :balance in 10 months.
FORD Toma CAR—73194.26 —halance in 11 months.

——V(‘nmplvte with elm-trio atarter and lights.

Phone us, write. us or call at the
before the Every-Winter-Waiting . .
can guarantee (reasonably prompt deliveries on
models at this time.

q.

Touring Car, without -

NEW

(ALL PRiCEs F. 0. B. DETROIT)

‘Exact price depending on body “.0“-

 

 

T‘ORD PRICES?
Chad: ....... ..............
Rambo“. without

starter

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Luxury and Economy

——That’s what the FORD SEDAN and the FORD

store. Order your car
-List gets busy!

starter ................. $440
‘ Touring Car, with starier $510 Runabout» with star-tex- ..."...
Coupe ........... '. .......... $745 Sedan ..... .. ......... ......
Ton Truck .................. 3869* W“... .......... .. ...

DUTEE wmcox FLINT. lnc.- .
-. nouns-r0338 IN m cm

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all Ford

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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