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[an SOUTH NORWALK
l EVENING SENTINEI
ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
‘i. L. a a. I... GOLDEN, Pray!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1921
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DIASONIC NOTE?
Old Well Lodge. No. 108 F. and A.
I. Meets in Masonic building. South
Iluin street, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
Utah month. July and August except-
.d. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
Cordiaily and fraternally invited.
EDISON T. FIARRIS, W. BI.
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec’y.
Buticr Chapter No. 38. R. A. M”
heels in Masonic Temple. South Main
ureet. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
bath month at 8 o’clock. July and
’Augnst (-\ccptcd. All it. A. Masons
.ordla‘iy and fraternaliy invited.
D. B. BEACH. H. l".
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Stock in the Greatest Mutual Benefit
Association in. All the World
By PROF! H. B. WARD, University of Illinois
sers (Yellowstone National park),
(big trees, Sequoia National park),
in the nineteen national parks and
tablished and protected by twenty-f0
holds one share of steel; in this asso
of this cgporation.
parks and monuments in with publ
reservoirs and hydro-electric plants.
monuments.
luwslouc lake. - >
To turn orcr this, public property to private pcrsons is wholly in-
our national parks for public benefit j
retain these national parks in their " that
d from dcrelopmcnt any appreciable
l
defensible and even to commercialize
is to destroy their real value. To
natural conditions is not to willihol
thousandths of one pcr ccnt.
Uncle Sam’s children have approximately one hundred and ten mil-
lion shares of stock in the greatest mutual~ benefit association in the world
——and their interests should be protected. This great organization holds,
among other things, the grandest canyon (Grand canyon, Aria), the molt .
wonderful mountain (Mount McKinley, Alaska)
people to instruct their representatives in congre
A jokcr in the water-power bill, passed last June, puts t
joker and restore to congress the absolute control of national parks and
Bills arc already pending in congress totmnsfcr 8,000 acres in the
Yellowstone to private irrigation intcrcsls and for the damniing of Yel-
part of thc arm of the linitcll States
i
l
, the most superb gay-i
the Oldest and biggest living things‘
and numbcrlcss other unique objects '
nearly fifty national monuments, es-
ur successive congresses“ Each of us
It is time for the American
cs who are the directors
~v’
ciation.
he national
ic land and forest reserves as places
A bill is pending to eliminate this
, of which they cnrcr lcss than three
F. S. LYOX, Secretary.
Ir— : -
‘11.! \l:l.li l.()\\'l?ll .\.\l\l.\l.t~.
Sn .\= to. lo. 'i‘t‘\.l\'. l.\ 113mg an m—
‘Oll~ili; 4\.[I:lll;l'.l. ll has United
11")“ ' um. 1“ H‘u'rlu llmir home in
Illzlt ('11). 'l‘nivl) nu thousand :Irc
airmail lull": lli tlu- Inlznnipal but
1003 or "halo l)" and IllUl‘t' :iri
"(’l‘d‘ a
]. 1'» l-ainn Ill-out Sun Antonio
In ‘l :."- mosdnltms which (airy lllf'
2nd :1 l ucrnl 'l‘hij. uri- :i ccrtnin
3,“, . . \\lll('ll. so far as is known. do
to‘ l'lilit thrsr ncl‘llu-rn (limos
{I‘ll '..'l' (His .11.} kind of llltlf‘l‘iflHN-N
ta... I . ,\l lonin propnm ~. to turn the:
Iu‘- lrvow on l'u mos-mill: popula-
In :4. ndnco il.
l' I» inn w-ur l-nu lookl d on as
'6- ~ '. lr'o m ._;l Mo’s, lllll llit'fl sl-(nl>
Uv l- in (“it‘llllli of their usr-fulness.
Illa". l-1'd and hnll' lllflll‘wi, il.«-_\ lli'
all x: a-nml. pukiuu insects out oil
‘li ..1' ll\ :‘m thousand. 'l‘lu- :iw-r-
t‘u- lw'w-l' l‘ lIlilI'ltll to kill llll‘lll
.wi "\ opposti'riiy. no! i'o-lixinql
‘l. .2 tt‘l-I‘Hlllll‘ “mils. Mam bowl-v-
('1' l-clgiwnnu lo ri-nllxc tlir \:~luc
0( l :::_x loutlisnrn crlaturis. Tim.
Ion‘ in not llillltlstllllt‘ and 'iw “ill;
:I. \. l-Hmnr a l-tl. but he 15:. iiscv'
inl li'llv animal in tho gurdln. lli’
kl .~f"t_‘.\ lllcs. bugs and worms tin-J
:6" ll llld‘Il to tho {:nrdcn crops :li;d
I. -'.<- a lfilnlslll~ :l gontrall) usrt'n‘. lil-
d‘r- (lll'll‘li. 'l‘llo suakt is probably
fll. l (.51 (ii-Sillsltl ol' cmntnr: \ r'o.<
b‘nl} this antipathy is tract-d hack to
ll 3 (9:054 of [hi CurdI-n ol‘ l-Idl-n.
ML.“ thr- St'l‘lvllll causl-d ll.» down-
U-ll o" nxltt. .\t an) ruin. it is a uni—
\n ‘ i:..)vnl.~¢- to kill (\l'i'}' .\ll:llLl‘ st-ri‘.
fit in >l|>ia> “I lininlltss $:~-k"<.
). «.j o" llunl in this locality. 'l'hcv
:Irc my: ~1mi>olinlls and :ll’t' nbsolult-ly
Irwin» 'l'bv ntnonnt of good till-y
'do is ll.l:'ll‘lll.ll~lr. l-‘lcld mice. lll(‘;l’l<
nw incics. buss and insccts of all
’(l'“l~, tall a victim to the snake. and
IW- is a nsl l’u'. l'riwnd of thc farmrr
J)\(~: the humble carth worm is good
for something besides lish bait. lie
5. tlw- gruitcst natural little cultivat-
0- cu 1' find. His working
Ibrngh lll" soil lircaks it up into fine
:nnrt'clzs and is a \uluziblt- aid to zig-
11‘" Iturc.
"-‘M’ lit‘lliL’ilif: of bats to San An-
im '0 is :n otln-r indication of the dc-
:Jr.’ of coiling Miter acquaint-
('0 with all llw lower creatures.
litti!
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THE \‘I~'.\\' DAY IV MEXICO
'l‘l t- prr-scnt administration in
{Mr-«1‘0 shous a dispOsilion to bring
about a condition which has not been
obtwircd in that country for many
Nora‘s. Not only arc the officials try-
im: to cnforcr- law to an extent that
will mic. protcction to foreign inter-
0.14, but they show an intention to
trid llc country of undesirable aliens.
Oct \incrican draft cyadcr has al-
rcmll lltcn turned '0\'I~r to tinned
.xs \1: sow. l
(H21 ox Hun-“s cicli and Hahn cl;
spur. 5
.\il li\|nj.: lnurtuls huu- l'nund [lit iri
p :Ico-z l .
Sonia: sud in lln- null-T's final:
lit I12 I
\\’li.il ol good ol (\il “1” l-l- tln in lll'.'-
As )1 Son, ;
l
\\'l ill do )t sow, U ilild ol llu m-il'.‘ .
\\’l.~ll «lo }t' n u]- il tonsil \u til isunic
toll l
l'Ilnls cold-n ol long suullllss and
lll'c: i
l“. lnlns l'illtl' oi l:;ll--. ll'lllll :ind.
slrllr'.‘ :
.\.~ )- son. 5
l
l1. lil'r‘s 1:."‘!ll" or lml. day ln) .ln\. . V V v v .
in ~ ~ (iml's s:inln.l:l glut) slum» your SLAQ‘A) OB‘SER‘ :‘XCE
. ~ 3 LAW 1 ETOED BY LAKE
il-".\> m (in: spirit unto r lllI' lion: r'<:
s. l\l :: tln- Mush r grittddclzs llu Continued from “M Pm
hours.
As 31- sow.
.l‘l- ~'lt‘!‘ “hat yc sow. _\'t clzildun or
nit-n. .
l‘oi what _\‘c plant will sprint up
:IFIZIlllZ
Witt-n thc grrat day of hill'\(‘Sl shall
(‘Olntz
And thc toilcrs' and rcapcrs' work is
dom-:
in lllt‘ mansions Christ went to pre-
purl-u»-
“ho sow to the spirit thcn will be
there. -
.\s ye sow.
nu i-IsTl-ti.l..\ HI'Tcnlxcs.
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T. (‘. l3. CLASS MEI-ITS.
lim. 1’. ll. Jacobs Glics IIItI-rcsting
Talk and Officers ("‘1' l-Ilcctcd.
Class of the First M. E. church
election or ol‘llccrs for the coming
)car was held in the parlors of the
church on Tuesday culling. .-\ boun-
tn‘ul supper was St'l‘\(‘tl by the lllt'lll-
lie-rs 01 the class to our a'hundr: d
Sl' '= ~ army omccrs. .
N- \ico might rcndcr a good service
to l.i»rselt‘ and promote the friend-
shir of the l'nitcd States by bringing
all (trait (vadcrs hiding in the coun-
:lr_v south of the lilo Grande to the
bordu‘. Mexican authorities have
gixit‘ indications that they have no
patience with liOlSllf‘VlSlll. and they
have recently taken action that
they should tend to discouragc efforts
to spread llll‘ communistlc doctrines
in McNico. Mcxico has problems of
race and cduczstiou that should not
be complicatr-d by the l(.l(‘ll('l‘ of rad-
iraiinm.
'l‘he iutcrtsls of Mexico and of for-
éigzt nations in that country. dcpcud
on the succr-ss of the Mcxican au-
Ihorities in rlstruinins.’ the lnwicss
elements of tlw country. Draft evad-
ers who fled from ihc l'uitcd States
into Mexico during the war will
Eh’Irdly make good citizens for Mex-
ico or any othor country. It would
be Unfortunate it‘ Mexicans should
get the idea that thcsc slackers stand
for :.I.j~thing that is American.
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“'9 hear that the 1921 Queen of
“)0 May sang. “Turn on the Steam
:Hcrtt Early. Mother. for I'm to Be
Qur-er. ‘o' the May."
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Siam-en thousand bills were pre-
sented to the 66th Congress and 'the
taxpayer believes all of them are be-
ing paid. ‘
.____.___
A subscriber asks what a congress-
man-at-large is. We know what one
is. but we sometimes wonder why
one Is. ‘
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Egypt had home brew 3,000 years
ago. and that. perhaps. is what the‘
Sphinx has been keeping mum about.
Any time “Big Bill"
wants to return he will find a‘wei-
poms at Fort Leavenworth.
members and their guests.
‘l’rcderick ll. Jacobs gave an intcrcst-
mo; address on inshop Asburg‘. of
i'i-iu'ly days.
so: sung, “\\'.‘i) Down in Old Virgin-
lm“ “lilt‘ll “as \et‘y plcasing,
l‘ollouing camc- thc ('ltCllOll of of-
tict-rs;
I‘xlrs. Nina \Vilson. I’rcsidcnt: Mrs.
5A“: on Martinlaw. Vice-president;
.‘llrs. Holly ll. Slauson. Teacher; Miss
(Lolzlsc Martin. Assistant; Miss Edith
L‘rossnnln. Si-Crcttm;
‘\\'ood. ’l‘rrasurcr; Mrs. James O'Hara.
l‘lowcr Committee; Mrs. C. E. Sey-
mour. Entertainment Committee.
lit-ports were read showing the good
.worl: accomplished. and a number of
interesting speeches were made which
mw‘c it a joyful occasion.
NE“’ lIAVEN REDI'CES
SAND AND GRAVE]; RATES.
VV’ASHINGTON, . ~May 11.—-Reduc-
tion in rates on sand and gravel on
the New York. New Haven & Hart-
ford railroad amounting to approx-
imately -5 cents a ton on a mileage
basis, will go into eflect May 12.
The schedules. which have been
authorized by the. Interstate Com-
merce commission as a result of ap-
plications by the carrier and shippers
in New England. were filed with the
commission today. It is understood
other New England roads will apply
for authority to make similar reduc-
tions.
MADAME CURE ARBWES.
NEW YORK. May 11.——-Madame
Curie. eminent scientist and co-dis-
coverer of radium, was a passenger
on/the steamship Olympic, which ar-
rfi'ed in part this morning from
ISouthampton and Cherbonrg.
Haywood The woman who killed her dentist
. toulliln'st ol’ n \ vlmiw
To save. 0r «it-strol', what t‘cr it may‘ H
'l'lit- annual nit-cling of the 'i‘. C‘. ill
for:
Rev.
Mrs. .-\. S. (‘arpcntcr and:
Miss Carrie _
\n llcnmnftratinn.
Although a snnlr of satisfaction
up tlil- huts oi thos- Hon“ nirnlluzs
1“].0 bud spokcu and votml against
'lln' adoption o: tlu» l-ill. titer-“was no
all: r ("b rk l‘al'li-
lil
had
"... :l r linislicd rrndmn thc gm. l—
,, , .
_ _ no: at cominl‘ t“; ' ... ‘
\onl lllllls sllnll ill! on. Illri.zlll\. i . . ‘n( ”W” Li hilv' -]H“k
\g H “0“ .lv \ mouui that tht communication in»
a . ' A . I '
. ‘Illllllt'll In ihv Julll'ilill. H»- tlu-n mm.
._. .cd that thr ”oust rr‘conslvlrr Its U»
toll on: sow for tlu Kingdom of» - . . ~ x
(:m] illf'll. “bu-h “as cloth. '1 lzt- mattrr was
'l'Ir- I )l or I' lit (lion lzllrlw‘l 2
.i . :I (s s ': ' '- . -
Mm] l o l\\ lul H-. in hlS \t to (10"! rnor l..’ll\'f‘ also hold
' lint Sund'n mono-s -- \ iroyrl by tho
lnl llul llw \\‘()l'l ' " ' ' ' ° ' ’ i ' i “i ii h ' '
dostroy ‘1 5 “"C“ 5m” “ml" |(lo nI-rnl .\s¢- mill} in 1311' 0\('l‘ Lien -
, ‘ - . 'crnor llolcmnb's \‘ctn 'Ipri 1hr ircs "t
\ours tlu- rca lili" (1‘ b '-r' -- ,. - " i I i I l J I}
\ . l, h i ll .snig and :0}. .l‘ul‘Ui\()>l‘4l bill urrc tn ltuo- \\llll thr a?—
. s )1 sow. l ~ .
lit-mp1 to irrcak down thl- t lzt'lsllan
.S.il.luith on the installlntnt pizln Tim-
\o~lo follows:—
‘ The. bill was adopted in lllf' lions.
‘nl‘lrr a lom: and sparin «l d. lullv .m-x.
ltrul wet-ks ago. laud-'1‘ l‘lil'kit') sum»
zmin: up lhc fcaturts ol' the llll'ilslll‘q's
'l'or thosr in favor of such l‘*i:lSl.’lllOil
,'l‘hc bill was raised by the committee
on thc Jlldlflfll'} following hcarinsrs
held on a numb: r of Sunday bills. l’n»
,dI-r the prmisions ol the bill lliI- towns
[han- local option lil riccidini: on
whcthcrto allow Sunday baseball and
football at“ r " o'clock in tho after-
noon. .
, \\'lir-n thc Sunday sports bills “‘ol'c
considl-rcd i-\ tin _lll(ll('li\l‘_\ commit-
tc-- early in thc scssion the (lid Senate
(‘linmlwr was crowded with sport
runs and hundreds of telegrams from
('lllo‘l's l':l\(‘ll'lllL’ lllH-ral Sunday sports
Sunni rccri-nlion wcrc rccciyrd by the
chairman of the committee. .-\t the
hearing sentiment for the Sunday
‘_proposilion was oycru'hclming. Rep-
-rr-scnt:1ti\'c Dunn and Hooker of Hart-
ford and Senator Bowl-rs of Manches-
lt‘l‘ introduced some of the Sunday
Imus.
3 There was little opposition to the
bill when it came up {or final consid-
eration in the Senate.
FALL RIVER BOYS—-
ADMIT ORGY OF
CRIME IN STATE
Continued from First page.
with revolvers. Besides 850 in bills
and change the lads gave up (1 dia-
mond ring“. a gold wedding ring and
two gold watches. all the result of
the Norwich “break” they said.
In addition. the police dug up a
camera in Bushnell park. which. the
boys admitted. had also been tak. n
from the Norwich store. The police
are this afternoon digging up, the
ground in parts of Bushnell park
where the boys say they had hidden
much of the stufi stolen here.
Police Lieut. Santoro has commun-
icated with the New Haven police and
acquainted the authorities there with
a certain hiding place near a park
where the youths say they buried
more treasure. The notice of Fall
River have also been notified and the
parents of the boys have been traced
through a Polish organization in That
city- .
bah—h— »
PRICE OF TIRES’REDUCED.
»
AKRON. 0., May 11.—Reductions
ranging from 11% to 20% on the
price or times were 'm last
night bytfieuomnumauo.
ber Company.
fective at once.
. that them were some stars twinkling
. the huge l'l‘l‘flllll'e.
in which the water-power commission can grant prn'Ilegcs for Irrigation I ‘3‘”!
sun HEARTY conmiurv.
The huge creature. known as Sir-
Hearty Cordiality. was sending.
straight up how which he hadn't been
doing for a long time. and so the boy
a d girl adventurers knew that thei
light watchman had taken oi! a part I
of the roof.
And upon looking up above the‘
head of tlw huge creature they sawI
and smiling down at them.
“Evervthing must be made clear to
the boyianil the girl who are ‘on the
Way to tho House of Secrets." said
The boy and the
girl were Vi~iting him at the Hospi-
lloti-l. “Am I right. Master.
Thoughtfunmss?"
“You‘re right." he said.
“But' do sit down," said the huge'
creature, “and so your necks won't
break or feel as though they ‘wcre
breaking off, I'll call for the raised
chairs and the raised banquet table.”
Another gong sounded and the boy
and the girl upon sitting down on two
chairs- tlmt'u-ere- put by them. found
they “are being raised up so
that tin-y didn‘t have to strain their
necks to look at the huge creature.
All the miller brownies and their
I grow.
“Do Eat.”
chairs which llllll just appcnrcd. and
tho enormous banquet table in the
water of all, mouthing was raisv-d
and the flwir. too. so that their feet
didn‘t dangle doun, l
The hngc creature spoke. to the
night watcl mun again. and some more
of the rot-f seemed to he removed
quite easil) lie evidently had a stat!
at able workmen. They had the sky
now allow than and they saw that
tlicy u'crc sitting in one of the up-
stairs bauquct halls. for they had left
the thing»: behind them which they
had Ne‘i‘n downstairs except their com-
panlons and the banquet table.
“How about your feet?" asked the
boy, uho llflll suddtnly thought the
huge creature‘s feet and legs must be
very much cramped.
"Thank you. they're feeling all right.”
said the huge creature. “Just scei",
The boy and the. girl looked under"
. the table and they saw that there was
an opening through the floor left for
him. and that his long legs had all
the room they wanted.
“I have so much to explain." said!
the huge creature. “In the first place, 3
boy and girl, do out your soup. Youi
can listen asvyou do so." ‘
They began to eat their soup which;
had grown from a little bit of soup in '
a very small cup to a good deal of
soup in a soup dish.
“Delicious soup." said the girl, po-I
llteiy. '
“That‘s good." said the huae crea-
ture. "Now, to go on with my story.
the great banquet table which grew
from trays. and the big quantity of
food is just a way trays and food and
banquets have of doing at the Hos-
pitality Hotel. Where creatures are
hospitable, where they love to enter-
tain their friends. it is surprising how
things wlu grow—or we‘ll feel they
“We are giren'special power of mak-
ing things grow because we've been
here so long a time. But you'll notice,
boy and girl. that the friends you have
who are hospitable and who share
what they have with you. always seem
to be bigger. and their homes seem
bigger. and their food seems more
than with the inhospitable people. Of
course when a friend or yours shares
a banana. we'll say with you, that
doesn't mean that the banana grows
into two bananas. but doesn‘t that
banana seem to grow Just because
your friend wants to share it with
you?
“It‘s all the spirit of hospitality. and
that‘s what we can about here. Now,
I‘m Sir Hearty Cordiaiity, and when
sue-u come. I grow and I expand.
and I grow bigger until I am a huge
creature as I am now. I grow 3mm
again when I’m resting, but that is
as it should be.
“You will wonder what became of
all the small brownies who held the
trays who grew. too? They .ran 01!.
when you weren‘t looking, for you here
trying to see so many things, you
missed some. They wait: to see that
everything was going all right in the
kitchen. tor this was their night for
seeing to the work there. Everyone
take: turns in the Hospitality Hotel
in looking after things. That'- so
that no one works too hard and be-
an... and out. for that wouldn't
do h h Wt; Hotel!”-
All
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A
WEDNESDAY
BOSTON STORE
99c, Sale
AGAIN TOMORROW WE
COME AND SHARE‘IN
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
' Thursday
ANNOUNCE A 99.. SALE
THESE MONEY SAVERS
Tweed Suits -
Sale
Price R
Sport Jersey Suits
$10.98
Tricolette Dresses
$10.98
TM ‘22..
........ . $24.98
32‘7T‘y
R‘Elllf‘illlfif’ 5.3.7.3“ .5751] ............ 69¢
30-in. Dimities
..... ........... 59c
3623' SW"
Sale rim. yard ...... $1.79
Clinton Safety Pins
9c
Curvedge Dress Belting
Sale Price
Snic Pricc 9c
Sale
Price ._._. . . . . .
Sale
Price .1
Still-
l’l'ico
..u-ou.-.
Salc Prit-c
yard .
card...... ......... . ........ .. .....
yard
E. '1 Slip-on Veils
lint“... ...... . .......... 10C
Merrick’s Darning Cotton
3 balls
for.. 9c
Cretonne Pillow Tops
. . 29c
Ric-Rae Braid
.. .......... 90.
o..............
SH iv
for .. . . . .. . . . .. .....
Sale Price
piece .
.....‘.--.
Djer Kiss Talcum’ Powder .
...........2,5c
Floating Bath Soap
2...... 9c
Men’s Muslin Night Shirts
Sale . 99c
Children’s Cotton Hose
Salli Price 25c
pair “can...“ ...
Women’s Mercerized Lisle HOse
Regular price 590.
Sale Price 2-...-. 45C
Women’s Pure Silk and Fibre
Hose
Sale
Price “I“ 890
72-in. Linoleum
Wood and Tile effects. Regular price $2.50.
5:32.522; $1.95
All ready to h§nagSh curtains 390
Regular price 50c, pair
an Cretonnes
_ new designs, 36 in. wide. -
Regular 401: value, yard . . . .. .. . 270
Hit a Log Cabin Rugs
an misapottcrns
Regular $1.50 value . . . “My. . . .$1 .19
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La Camille Corsets
Regular price $3.50. $2
2...... .50
Saleprice ............
. Trio Brassieres
Ve special $1,50 to $3 .00
Sale
Price . . . W. . . . . . . .m
Sale
Price .43.:
Price . . ”a. . . . . . ...“-.u. . . . . . .
Isle-Iioyr’looovo‘oogo
“eh m 0—. .m
$5.98
Q
59c
Tubs
99c
11/2-qt. Mirror Aluminum Sallie
Pans
Regular Pricc $110.
Sale Price .
Towels
Former price $1.50 cad:
Sale Price. cal-h .......
Large Size Gal. Iron Wash
Regular price $1.233
Sah- l‘riec .........
59
Lawn M0“ or.
Bull bearing. l-l-llll'll ll... -
Regular pl‘lcc sljno \
$9.99
2-qt. Glass “.31”. lblli'hers
t'olonial sllapc, Iii-gun“- ; ~
49c
Sale Price .......
Thin Blown \Vaicr Tumliluu
Regular sin. livul. .‘l' l . ~)
09¢
Sale Price’six loz‘
N0. 6 (M ()ualil} l urn “mum
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36-in. Fine Qualil} Sheetinr
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36-in. Full Bleached Lousdale
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1,000 Yards Bleached (lash
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200 Dozen Soft finial in White
. Face Touch
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Best Quality Helllsmcllcd l‘illOW
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49c
Fine Quality Soft Finish imperial
Long (‘loih
Chamois weave $1.91
Former price, $4.00, piv
Fancy Bed Til-king
Good quality
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Formcr price 98c.
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6c
5,000 Yards anallams and
Chambrays '
.. 136
1 Pattern Table (‘loth imd 1: (W
Napkins
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Complete . . . . . 1
64-in. Heavy Satin Table 03:39“
Full bleached - 1 [80
Former price $1.50 yard. l 2.1:. un'
1,000 Yards Fancy White Madf
Suitable for pajamas and s’liil‘? ; 9c
Former price 98c yard. 3 3rd ...-nu
Ripplette Bed Spreads _
For single beds, 1.69
best quality
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Bcach Cloth
Tamra-qua. and black
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