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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 26, 1921 · page 1

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troubadours. called trovatore.
_ originatrd in Home.
"min or the. Imm-
maintainer With tile pr'aétlée
mmry. her to keep the wane
new“ at a, pe 04 when fighting and
bloodshed oécupied the minds of men.
"e mnbauour was received with

, open arms in the ousting of great no-
m “a lit the courts of bingo. He
5M9: knew ihet‘e would be ‘a place
«or turn at the table that he would
have a. generous porilon of tow! roast-
yd on the spit. and as many goblets
no as his thirst demanded One
dm'aglne thé great hall lighten

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cos. the bulge fireplace ohlaz'r; the lord
,fo‘t. the. castle Will: his loudly in rich
attire sparkling wnh FWDIS.11‘II13 in
the Midst Of all the most important
re tor the moment the slender
ffii’in’s 1r Mbadonr with his Pal-p.113
one; failings. Word: and airs of his own
‘éfifi‘ifirslfion. Home of them are old
.16“: tales gathered up and put into
" W’r‘fie, legends or surpassing rent: or
valor, '01" miraculous prowess. Or
they ins .y pulmto with the heart
tfiifi‘o'ba Of that old. old. set ever new,-
s'ubjéé‘t of love. and perhaps the
young minstrel ma) steal an ocea-
sional glance “at his lordship's pretti-
es‘t daughter meanwhile.

PROOF or rmmnsnir

‘Whoi More 0th be Asked or”,
ill-u “Inn This Sacrifice?

There are various ways or evidenc-
.ing true friendship Borrow and sag.
faring bring out the best in others.
, but it is our habit to be sympgtlie‘t‘lo
and not alwus does it prove that
.fnym’cthy and friendship are akin.
a man will lend you money
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‘ , ”* But we‘find- our true friends in
other ways. The other day .we were
in a. hurry and fire? needed a nun- cut.‘
80 we best it into our fa's‘orite barber
shop Yo "find our favorite barber busy,
and 1 mil ahead at on. »

‘4 " We‘w‘ere about to depart without
" he one we sorely needed .whe‘n the
., “than or us spoke up:

‘3‘?“ “ways how the lame barber.

ddn‘t you 9”

"Yep. " we replied.
“Well. I'm next for hit, chain. bit

3‘ 1’ m in no hurry. You just go ahead

#453 me any team.- 4'" :wMt.“ ‘ ‘

on There was friendship for yo‘u. and

"5‘ we thanked him {qr his kindpell.

@‘i: couldn't hen remaining:

7 tor love hath no man than
grim. that he will klvr up his place
In}; barber shop for another "— -
muse

VISays Prohibition ,
Is Here to Stay

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 24.——~l.ord Lev-
wilful-19.0%»: of‘Grent Briiian' a lnrgest
Wifflflétures told the hall; Post re»
‘ WMWO on his return from a' re-'

vent visit to the ‘United States that

‘mwhibiadn in America has come to

may—«611m; you may be certain. "

“The people are. settling down under
it. ” lie oblitlnued “and I believe that if

M to Ilia mule: vote. 75 per cent:

61' the ‘el'edtmte would support. it!

native. There ‘ls not The slight»

1515 *ébnhce that The 'lmv against nico-
j. :nolic drinks Will ever be repealed. "

WV‘I‘I'! CITY 4“)!” WORLD

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T60R10. (Correspondence of the As-
'oocis‘xed Frees) -—~’I"ho ‘figures or the
recent census show that 'l‘olcio in the
seventh 'c'lty 'oi’ the world 'with a. pop-
,‘Itla‘tto’n of 2.117. 190 The populatio;
or Me. the second city
1.1433063. but if the suburbs are in-
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nah rawhbwwgun
W . a-wmox.

"here and more with torches in soon.”

, code. as We believe it will; the date

a 579 "t the great
,. ,, , .. . , 'Against Alcoholism hem ‘ln Washing-i
. ‘ . , '; "1 38mm“, gave mg: mad .5 n. time' W m

this countn. thus «ammo-nun:
; need or oontimied W m on
jour part.

C. fibrbbnck, Co—

and. new rover. vim
Hit-flora; Rev. E. E bent. NEW 3&-
veli; E. B. Fill. Middleton; 0. Br
Rytner. Nuntfo: T. 3 33m. Bridge
port: ii‘. is. mountain. strummmv .
M. Rainier. Newmdmza. I.. o.
Hohent‘hai South Manchester; Rein}

J. Fitzgerald. Waterbnn: Miro. um
9. Wagon. Pmme; nose:- w.
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Annual Report.

The annual report of the temper-
once union follows: --

After one year of national prohi—
bition It in interesting to note,oome
We results. In doing so. we must
mlize that‘ive are mine midst of the
worst section of our country. as re-
gards to enf’oroemeht or this l“.
have faced the hardest We c it-
ditim for such enforcement. espe—
“silly as we have had no state law:
.whtch gave us relief in that direction.
There being no session of the Assem-
bly in 1920, our locol'snd Rate pallet
have had tow under the, old
laws which while emotiveun‘der m;
mer conditions. “Were not “knitted to
be so when prohibition ”was multir-
of! Molly loca!’ official) hive term
to oven Attempt ‘tb work undefi- them.
while other: have eon-Anon excellent
mum. in spite of the Weave. This
slate police especiallv in the last tow
months. have been very active. and;
hove obtained hundreds of convlc.
Hans. but the panama have followed
the ‘old line‘s. and very little elfectlve
support has been received from the.
team! officers men when co- «mero-
tion was sought.

M to ihe federal Officials. it would
seem that most or their tune has been
given token-ins for the nil-called "rum
runners" Who hove plied their trade
cofi‘3tan1ly.nnd in that line they have
been 'qulle‘succeuh’ll and several hunu
area cases have been brought. or are
on their way to punishment. while a
large amount of liquor. limit may» core
élid ti'tl‘oloa have been seized and coli-

to November 1. said that 41.000.006
gallons or proof liquor had been {liken
from warehouses during the year.
and obout 61,000,000 aim "minted
“while nearly 7.000 illicit dlstillerit-s
had been seized. 7.500 stills daimsfl
and several large breweries suited and
closed .while 225. 000 gallons of liquor
had been captured and lines and tax
penalties of 323. 840,687 W
against the “Motors. .2

Those who on- éiooet 10 the work,
are 1» no means discouraged how.
ever. was?! our General Milly
awe: us a sntlafnctory ehi’orcefnrnt
can make a much better thawing in
19.2),1'.) spite of these tflverog conni—
nous. main”!!! to them loo-l
ooned jail population. the decreased
on): use for cure or peppers. and (he
’Lirgo increase in savings Wok depos-
Ha. to some of the very definite rev
suits of the policy

\Vo have kept up our campaign or
education on through the year. both
by makers and by printed matter.
looming more than four
meetings. distributing more than two

million new ‘of literature. holding
,rmm; conferences. with indivtduoln
:n I cum i' (new. traveling .;.1 out
vhr'v-iv indium miles. writing about
twenty-five thofl‘nd letters. and re-

 

porting- hundreds of cares of violation '

or low. in Milan with the \ari-
nus agencies for enforcement
The ‘ t cmnon"\voea to

fiscated A recent national summary .

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tl‘on looming fi'l'ftn'lo’nd’. accordion

from Coven gun, today
pone rac-lvm there from li‘lnlnid.

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a‘nd mutt-Mt ‘to Ilium in their

work.

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{germ-s one _ ctmrch organization-
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with the Antl- Rn‘loon Longue-

America ‘ln inn Mun moo cam 'anmr mm." you win «as 1

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m and Sulphur. properly compound--

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Uncla' our EASY MONTHLY PAY— , .
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new that they will never be;
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minim will be made, and then you will
neverueedto giveonfl‘erfliought to the
meant: Muscat of your home.

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Cheviot 3U
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Dress Goods are Reduced

The following list bear new who. vzsc‘. w
are this season’s materials. All). «mg L s 7‘”. :1 «an
prove a good buy. “
Gold Tips, 50 inches. “to > $5.00
Silver Tips, 56 inches, \\ :‘.> > " ‘55.“)

"Navy Blue g,;

Tricotnic, 46 incheghasrr . . . \ $4.00

Mannish Serge. 37 inches, um s.‘ ‘ s.\ $.59
,A second grade, 56 inches, \\'.l.\ v > 'k‘ $4.85
GIOCkS, 54 inches. “11> r' in $3.00

 

Rogers' Silverware .
W” potion! which is a plain Co'fiuwia}

Pieces listed ore in sets of .six

Medium Knives, modeled handicx
Dessert Knives, modeled hand].x

~ Medium Forks,
Dessert Forks,
Butter Spreaders,
{Table Spoons,
Soup Spoons,
Dascrt Spoons,
Tea Spoons,
Orange Spoons,
Batu 5900!".
lemy $2.25
$1.75 each.

5an

Price
$3.20
$3.10
$3.00
f» if ‘ $2.80
, i: ,9 $3.75
$3.00
$3.25
$2.80
$1.60
$2.60

Sugar Spoons

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broadcloth in two
sixties of fawn. An
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hating panel-n with
' the modes out of sight ..
Werner!!! the 'ShOCS.‘
Now

Felt Slippers

The “Comfy" kind
and same I” Hum an
the rchl ) In! (121.1.
make. hrs»; in
What we 31.1 f in; lrom
our lmli...n Amman
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that 1110 um lmcm i.
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