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IIASONIO NOTES f_
A special communication of Old
“It'll Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. .\l..
will be held at its rooms. Saturday
our ' , ,Dec. 4th, 1920, at 7:15
o’clock, to perform Masonic funeral
agarvices over the remains of our de-
parted Brother, Henry \V. Greer, of
net-ere. Lodge, Boston, Mass. All
Blaster Masons cordially and frater-
many invited. Fraternally yours,
ASA T. li()“'l\'DES, 1V. M.
ROBERT M. “'ILCOX, Sec-y.
Butler Chapter No. 38, B. A. Mi,
Mfleets in Masonic Temple, South Main
street, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
«each month. at 8 o’clock, July and
August excepted. All R. A. Masons
wordialiy and fraternally invited..
D. B. BEACH, H. P.
P. S. LYON, Secretary.
Allied Commission
-Or Control Attacked
VIENNA, Dec. 2.—'I‘he Allied Com.
mission of Conrol is hitte rly attacked
hy the Journal Der Morgen. which
ocharges the body with arbitmrv seiz-
an- of raw materials not tssontiaily
military. and therebv lorcing the
country to sook “edits to replace the
seized materials.
The industrial rehabilitation
been retarded by those methods
“Jioumal adds Tho. Commission 1): r
Morgen further (11:11; as , is purposely
delaying its work in ordtr that the
members and their families mn\ llxo
in Vienna on huge incomes in prim-o -
11' style. It asserts that the "moth-
mte" use of motor cars in memhc rs
lot the Commission is enraging and
.embittering the population The
Journal demands immediate purliu-
“mentary action
House Bill Will ”-
5:57 pm.
, Attest:
has
the
Bar Aliens Two Years?
l
lint.1t1\1Hh‘_
Hu-vi
\VASHINGTUN, lie-.1
approutl was giu- n V-( Sll‘ nth 1\ I1\ 1111 v1
‘bers of the boom i111111ig1.llion (unl-
mittec to the bill t‘rmm-d l1_\'
aentative Johnson of \Vushingtml.
chairman of the.- committee. which
plztctically would Nllb'lu‘nd immigra-
tion for a lVVO~}'t'.'ll' pt‘l‘ind. M r. John-
4')" said he would Introdm'v lho- llll'HS—
.11'~ Monday win .. 1-.
t ummltlt-h lll‘. '11!” rs and 1!..-_\' ‘\"rt'
Illgl't‘HS (‘()l1\'l'llt‘3.
$111111 f1.l that lth tl1-- .muso nntl so-n-
nn: vnmlt dispoe‘: '1t‘ lt‘l .1.;:z:1!i.-11 11;:-
usiutlmt early in H15 sv;::41(111_
l7llt‘11 1111 llL'dw‘lZU'lll "G‘lll’llt'll .-1t tl11~
commtttr- m 111‘. "-‘lllt'_ wnlu tor por-
main in. rtwl‘t :11 1. 1h- l'n'xlt-d Stub 5
would i't' limit. d to port-1:15. 1;r:1:1dt>:|1‘~
Attila wins :1111 grandsons 11111l1~r is
years i»! ngl- and unmarried or \\'ltlll\V—
ed daughters and granddaughters of
anltiatlrms or of aliens “ho have signil‘hfi
their intr~ntion 01' becoming natural-
ized. ‘
Clauses permitting thr- vntml‘lco‘l'or
.ta. Six-ntnnths period 01' ll'ith‘lt‘l'S. of
families. servants and t'llll)l"_\t'.“. and
lit-pun!
“‘2'
NOTICE “fir’fi'EADERS
J1, .-'
Complaint to this office re ard-
lng delivery of The Sentinel will
immediate attention, wuth
. receive
the view of eliminating undue
delay. Phone 93.
' A
“1‘“ its those institutions which have
“There is evidence of further our-
tailment in production. in Connecticut
industries." 'according to the official
bulletin issued yesterday by the State
Manufacturers association. It says
there is no material change in the tox-
tile industry as a. whole. The bulletin
says:
“A slight reduction in the working
forces in foundries is reported.
"Curtailment in production and
working forces is reported by one
plant manufacturing adding machines.
Arms and ammunition manufacturers
continue to reduce their wor‘liing l’oro-
es. Further reduction of production
in the automotive industries is report:
ed.
“A reduction in working forces :lf-
fecting several hundred men is r0—
ported in the brass goods 111u11ut‘uctur-
ing industry.
Machinery and motel! munut‘ui-tur-
ing plants continue to curtail produc-
tion.
.
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TEAM l.\ 1‘1“)an (nah .VI‘I“'
O TAIN.
l’l'l"l‘SllUil(lll. lit-v. ,w-Eightoon
"ll-tier men" of tho 19;“ l'uivcrsity of
Pittsburgh football tu-.1111. who. :11 thu-
annual banquet. inst nicht. oh-otml
Tom ilnvios, star hulfhiu-k. rhythm of
m-xt year's eleven. presume-d tlu-ir
new loader in a manner which prov-
ml to hr- the feature- ot’ tho t‘rstivilin-s.
\Yhon thr‘ lumquot was in full blast.
the- oightoon letter 1111-11 appeared in
tho hull bearing on their shoulders :1
huge football. The 1ndmnmth pit:-
skin was rested upon thi- banquet 1:1»
bio and 'l‘onstmzlstvr “'nltm‘ Riddlein-
trmlnr-od the new t':l|1l:1i11 i1_v oponlng
”11- football. «but sit-mud 'l‘om Dn-
\‘it's.
'l'nlll
stl‘ntiun that
1124 so :ll't'm-to-d l-1 tllv dt‘mon‘
h1- slnmmrrmi only :1
low Words of .‘Ipprt-vlntlon and lllt-n
dart. 11 from llll' hull. Sil)lli§.‘.'2 “l‘m go-
ing to 'phoua- 1113 moth: r and It'll ln-r
all about it."
Anothv-r fruturv of the
was thv [Il'l‘sn'lllnlitlll of
to (“01111 ("l’np") \V'urnvr.
thrr m1:11~l1.l1.\'ll1| in .1111.
:1l1l1uul {must
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lllt'. Pun-
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1 six-nut tn tut-l tha I‘hit'uun
.\111r1ir.111 IMJI-fll" 1‘Iul1. .\lt-\\‘horit-r
urns .1 llll‘lllibl 1' nt' thv ill-11111411141 (Hill).
111’ liw \'ir!:i11i:1 l.o-:vl:ll¢*. Inst m‘nson.
{or
“They WORK
while you sleep”
of aliens who have result-d for :11 I1-:1.~'t 1
one year continuously in (‘nu’udm ‘ "l|':1
nor Mexico met with u't-nr-rnl thrm; . .
.191: committee 1111-1111:. is, us «lid llii' :1-
mission of studu-nts for u li'lllpnl‘n.‘ 7
my in this country, i
.SOUTHERN lN'l‘lClli'UlliJ'.(;l.\'l‘i1
ASSOCIATION SPLIT.
KNOXVILLE. 'l'wnn . lh't'. 3,"""‘llill
.41, split in the Southern llltvrl'ollwu‘lutv
.Athietic Association. which
- 111 annual session at (itiim-svillw.
l’t)ll\ l ill-'5
l“l:1,, I
'2080. 10, is imminent. wns illtllt‘lllltl
"today when it um: ltrtrnrd that :1
-aurnber of U1". lulu’vr i'ltlll‘L’l'S :1111! 11...
.iversities are advot'min. 1l11- {(113111-
"non of an association that \\‘Ulll(l It» i
."iude many of ti. ~111:1ll«r (li'llOllll- ‘
.national and aunt ' '1111'. ll lulh 1.. 11s
"DANDE R! NE"
Girls! Save Your Hair!
Make It .\.l1undant!
a. “Danderine”,
your hdntaken on cw life,
pear»
A Dependable Physic
when ‘Bilious, 'Hoadachy.
'Constipated and Upset.
10,25, soc—amen...
smug TEA DANDY
, T0 DARREN HAIR
It’s Grandmother‘s Recipe to Biing
Back Color and Lustre
to Hah-
* -
You can turn gray, faded hair beau-
tifuli) dark and lustrous almost over
night if you’ll get a. bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
drugstore. Millions of bottles of this
by the addition of other ingredients,
are sold annually. says a well- known
dru gist here, because it darkens the
but so naturally and evenly that no
one can tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning my or
becoming faded have a surprise-await-
ing them, because after one or two/ap—
Question. the my hair vanisheq and
your looks become luxuridntly dark
and beautiful
This is the age of youth. Gray-
haired. unattractive talks aren't wants
‘ , ‘ on heavy and plentiful,
'«m-m seem- to fluff: ,
Don’t let your halr they use: l
m plain or ocraggly. ‘Yo on,
m lot- of long. otronc. beauu-
Sage and Sulphur Outbound tonight.
and you'll be delighted with your
dark. handsome hair and your yodth-
f
MW
Show fiftieth. Halli-m MM
M
apposed the freshman or onc‘year
rule. -
Factories in Conn. \
Cutting Production
,quium builds
‘Ing lllt‘tlilllll grow-ling on the ground
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved -
‘otc. The outstanding federal totem
AY wml DEA-ill
‘M'ediumsumong. Amazon Tribes
Take Long Chances.
/
Poison Brew Drunk to Induce Dell.
rium Sooner or Later Put: an
End to Their Career.
The original exponents of spiritual-
ism. were .fouud among the tribes in
the rezl'fin around the head waters of
the Amazon river by early §panl§h
explorerslan'd savage seances are still
held there With exactly the same rites
as those witnessed by the Europeans
so long ago.
The mediums do not: employ rap-
pings, table-tipping 01 the dark cub-
lnct to call up the dead, but their
ceremonies are weird and spectacular
in the extreme.
\Vhou a member of the tribe desires
to talk nith a deceased relative of
friend he visits— the medium and
states his wish, at the same time mak-
ing advance payment: in the form of
feathers. The medium requests him
to return at a certain hour the next
night with us many guests as he cares
to invite in honor of the departed
spirit.
As soon as the man goes away the
a tire of scented
woods, over which he sleeps 11 decoe
tion of green herbs. Many of these
herbs are deadly poison, but are so
skillfully mixed in measured quanti-
ties that one acts as an antidote to
the other.
At the appointed time the splrttnal-
lat and his invited guests appear and
seat themselves in a circle around the
fire. but at a respectful distance from
it. Absalule silence reigns save for
the regular tup of a drain sounded at
intervals by a man stutloncd In the
deep shadows beyond the tire.
The medium appears bearing aloft
a coconut shell filled with the brew
of herbs. \lle scatters the glowing tire
to form a ring and steps into the mid-
dle of it, first laying fragrant green
sticks on the live coals. Soon clouds
of thick smoke rise and envelop him.
the men around the tire break into |
Wild incantation, the drum is furloul-
ly beaten, and in the midst of the up-
roar the medium drinks the poison
and casts the empty coconut shell
n111onx~the spectators. immediately
the chant ceases, the drum is silent
and every eye is tlxed on tho medium,
dimly visible through the smoke.
The drugs tnko effect at once; hll 1
e) cs roll. his mouth twitches, his body
writhos. nml unintelligible cries issue
from his lips. Those cries are l1o-'
liovcd to he the voice of the departed.
The man who has
dl'illi to be summoned proceeds to
ask questions of the spirit.
The spirits nro Consulted about ev- :
orything that lmppi-us tn the ”lingo,
tribal or lumlly quarrels, coulom-
plnted journeys. stolen property, even
the planting of orops. and the frenzied
and gutlurul utroruncos of the cutter-
ln llw tllruws (1' pain are interpreted
by the emu-1' lis'ellt‘l‘s nil I‘t‘pllefl.
When the medium timllly succumbs
to ('xllnllstiou and lies 111.1tlonioss in
the embers of the sacred the the no-
semblugo disperses.
These nu-dlums are regnrdod with
great fear and respect and wield more
influence in the tribes than the chief
himself, but the time always comes
when there is too much of one herb
or too little of another in the poison
brew. and then the medium never ro-
viveo from his stupor.
Shade. of Columbuol
It was Discovery day and Giddy-
llnls (‘ullst‘d the C
McCain, stenographer to Governor
Goodrich and barely out of her school
dresses, sat innguidly in the chief ex-
ecutive's omce dreaming of the an-
cient Geuoese mariner ,and his [mt
adventure. ,,
The telephone bell rang. and to ro-
mantic Gladys it seemed like the very
bells of the good ship Santa Maria.
Mechanically. however, she placed the
receiver to her ear—and then. with
paled face she excitedly grasped thi
telephone with both hands and cried:
“What's that? Good heavens. Co-
lumbus wants to talk to the gover-
nor 1"
Bram Frank thschert. the some
nor’a secretary, rushed to the def!
and seized the receiver. Oalmly he
turned to the dreamer and reassur-
lngly. said:
"No, little one. 'Twas not: Christo-
pher, but Columbus. 1110.. that wished
to lpeak."—Indlanapolu news. I
Bank. Don't Print Currency.
permitted to print and issue currency.
The national banks can obtafi' na-
tional bank notes from the
department at Washington by deposit.
in; old government bonds as security.
The _ treasury department also mp-
plles federal reserve notes and fed-
first reserve bank notes to the federal
reserve banks, to be issued an gen-y
oral circulation. secured by gold. cov- l
ornment bonds, or specified claw of!
commercial paper,. or notes of
merchants. manufacturer... tumors, '
lilon;natlona‘fbanknotes,728nfl-
llloudollm. _
ed uroim'd. so get busy with Wyoth’sl'.
ful appearance within d‘few dsyl._ at
note: amount to 8.322 million doling
federal reserve bank notes. 21’ lull-J
”The most ' aervibeo/ bio, long-
wearing matedal mode; can Wear, at astonishing low prices_
plate color assorthtent.’ in all ‘
No Hank in the United States to i
’ 5 Low bust, white “11).!!!“-
rsmui DEC. 3. 1m
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TOMORROW,
SATURDAY,
‘ The GrandWind-up oi‘ All Great Sales
' A THOUSAND AND ONE BIG FEATURES.
Dry Goods and Blankets
Our Low,Prices Cut Again!
Now is the tune to buy, prices won't go lower than those
wenunehm . -. .. . "'
. : - — A Marvelous Assortment:
Pm“ 0““ 4° 1”” Pi“ mnflhm Values; Unlimited Choice.
10,000 Boxes of Xmas
Handkerchiefs
Son 5211 ltllllli
Regular Dl‘lClls, Liv 69;, 790. Regular 51h- _\-urd 29 -
Special 39 at. ~vard ............. c . ‘ ‘ . , \' . .
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496, 59c ‘1‘”.fo Bath Rom F Sela hillHVII >10 many—w novvr still] a Variety.
32-00 Full Size Bed Sheet! ' 'a 71‘ ................. C . . .
Spocidl. 1 19 " H _ , The finest and most serv1ceablc uuahttos.
each .. ........... s - 36 Inch Fme Namook ‘ ‘ \ l l ‘ 1
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Special $1 99 ' ‘ ‘prn-os. hut na-tunlly less than L11 W‘- "‘ l‘~'“ " " ~’- “
new """"""" I .799 French Dress 6mm“ the it t'vw spm-inl Bargains, there :1 r1 lml tlr-wl“ ..g' «179' ‘5»
$4.00 High Quality Naimook «‘rf‘l‘ml 29c
SW”?! $2 99 NW! ........ ...... Women's Handkerchiefs Boys’ and Girls' Handful-
_.ptme ....... » ' 19c Calico Prints _.
White Bod Spreads $3331 1 1 1' c Embroidered comm, vhne .n a chiefs
llntzul .11 3 3“" $2 59 ' """""""" ‘-‘ fancy box. Worth 75c 39c Too 1:. .-~ ln\..
at ..... . 35c Apron Gingham: Special. box ........ rm”, 1-z‘iw . 290
Best Quality colored Outing 1'” 5 29c 5 Ac .11 ,m _
Fl els ..................
4 yards 996 290 Colored Outing Flannel Women's Embroidered Hand ‘ - ~ ‘ -._..
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“'m Blanket Sheets 38rd . . ............. oo 1 9c ketchiefs “'OZ‘JCH‘S Art, Embmiderf‘d
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$990 Indian Beacon M.“ 39c Turkish Towels Fine quality—novrlvy tumour M" ' _ -d
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Thousands of \
Women’s
Handbags
Fascinating new Velvet and
Leather Handbags, remarkable for
THE AMAZING: BARGAINS IN
Silks and Dress
Fabrics
56 Inch Double warp rim
' Twill
All .Wool Serge
Limited quantity. Regular
0f Qrzlity and Fashion
WOMEN’S and MISSES’
APPAREL
Savings Range From 20% to 40%
price ‘5 9S yd. 49 their sivle and quailtty -— All
Tomorrow, 3:13. $2. priced much under value. .
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Limited quantity styles are desirable styles of the
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i did . i 1' co. . 1
54 Inch All Wool Triooflne “nifone-tifii‘énuiafi value. The materials are Polo Cloth, Velour-s, Ileathei 111.1
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Sale price, yard . . .
.32 Inch Col-duo:
\
Wonfen’: and Children’s ~
Hosiery
immense line—Splendid 9.38011.-
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Sweaters and Scarf:
In our Sweater section are love-
ly soft rich, warm sweaters and
wool courts.
Splendid for Xmas Gifts.
Women's House Dresses
soot? practical styles. made of
the most desirable shades; reg-
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. for. 3841!
an Wool "wgr Well” Serge
44 inches wide steamed and
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service and attractive appear-
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
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Sale Price $19. 49 to $69. 00
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HUNDREDS AND HUNDREDS OF
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Elem. Bflvcrtone. Satin. mm Tricolm. Tricotineu'
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mall; pgfigmufi’ys? ’49 gbfifigfifiun $2.19 ~. u “some“ LOW PRICES. .
Bale pricé,yard ' mm .310 49 to I 49
LI m Om For men and wallet: in a. choice 9 $3 10 .
line of 0010M.m0 from
warm comforting Boson! Bath
robe flannel. $638 ‘
‘Speelal, garment ..
$3.89 to $23.99
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