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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 24, 1921 · page 9

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in m-nr Chicago, when the destroyer Wilmette turned
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New tum-h lit-rv- sulTo-rt-Il for the Revolution.
ti o (‘unwt u‘io. Z'i‘liis is the party (it the revolutionary
‘Mtllklllk' class. .loiu thi- l'uiied

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i on n motion for: The conservatives have another re-
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UV; rm- i'tl'l itmn or . :i-n socialists as "participation in elec-
t"! with 1110 Thltd‘tioiu for public oftlce and practical
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wetter-group sponsors‘a motion which

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They Represent the Biggest

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. esigned on smart sports lines and mode
w h a perfection that will make itself

knowu more and more. The skirts'are easily
the best value of the season. a ’

Wash Skirts ....$l.00to $5. -

Silk Skirts ......$5.00 to $20.00 ' '1
Flannel Skirts. ..$7.00 to $10.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

ls daintin made and trimmed as any cos-
tume of the season, and on lines arid mate-
rials that will wash as fresh as when new,

those pretty dresses ofler 'a most complete
range of styles. '

'Wash Dresses. . $1.98 to $15.00
Sport Dress .. . . $5.98 to $25.00
Silk Dresses . . .$10.00 .to $35.00

Favorites of th'e‘Season,~ at Special Low ‘. }
Prices for Tomorrow (Saturday), June 25.

 

 

 

, Sale of Summer -

SWeaters

The mettiest of our summer
styles are included and all are
priced attractively to help you
make your selections now.

$4.98 to $20.00

BATHING SUITS.

For Men. W'omen, Boys
and Girls

$2.98 to $10.00

 

 

 

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Sale of

Sport Suits

Just the suit you will want

for nice wear. Smart style.

$7.98 to $10.98

 

SALE OF
SPORT HATS .......... $3.98“

 

BLOUSES . . . . . . $1.98 to

SALE OF
$4.98

 

_ JACOBY

The Home of Good Clothes for Men and \Vomep

 

 

 

“The Socialist. Pony is opposed to
the establishment of a Soviet form of
government in the I’nited States he—
‘ause it is a system of delegated pow-
vr which deprives the working class oi
any direct Voice in the election of re-
sponsihle public officials."

A motion on immigration tavors a
rice movement of immigrants. except
“when nrtlllcinlly stimulated for the
purpose of flooding the labor market
or or lbrf‘flklnx strikes."

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Model 490, Sedan, delivered $1,307.25
Model 490, Coupe, delivered $1,265.50
Model 490, Roadster, delivered $717.80

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Why Buy a Chevrolet?

BECAUSE—More Miles Per Galon Gas.
More Miles Per Qt. on Oil.
More for Your Money.

WITH THE FOLLOWING——

Motor Valve in Head.

Zenith Carburetor Self Starter.
Transmission Three Speeds Forward.

Timken Bearings in Front Wheels.
Demountable Rims With Extra Rum and Rack.
Four Doors—Robe Rail-Foot Rest—Tool Box.
Stewart Speedometer Attached to Transmission.
Goodyear Tires—Willard Battery. .
102-in. Wheel Base. One Man Top. .

Model F. B., R’dster, dellv'd: $1,290.00 ,
Model F. B., Coupe, delivered $2,039.00
Model 490,~ Sedan, delivered $2039.00

 

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rule of the road must also be ob-
TO REGI'LATE FLYING

served in the air.

l‘ilots tnust he 21 years or over.
must be liereizsed and have their air
crafts registered.

 

New State laws prescribe right
bounds within which pilot‘‘ of aero-
planes must. restrict themsrlxes, The
tlropplrg of advertising av’d propa-

LIGHTN [NG KINDLES FIRE IN

K'fll‘ldll (ivculurs of any sort is pruhi- STORE.

hited. ::v:i pilots must noun al-so- 5—..—

llllllY from "fool" stunts oxcr (‘llll's AXSONXA. June til—Lightning en-

or town: within the State. term} the chimney of the home of Mrs.
The rate or speed and the height Michael Garrity. on Hodge avenue.

that 'i pilot. may fly is not specified. during a. thundershower. Wednesday

but the motorists’ "keep to the right" afternoon, and kindled a fire in the.

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kitchen stove. The store. which had
been used but little since warm weath-
er sxt in. was tilled with paper and
other things. which was lighted by the
bolt. \\ liicli also stripped pieces of wall
paper from the kitchen. No damage
of moment was done and no one was
injured. The lightning also rang UH
fire alarm bells and sounded any num-
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railroad investigators have come in
the conclusion that nondars -traln
wreck at “'aterv‘éle. just outside of
was “he to a brake shoo
or a pier» or the engine (ailing on the
track in from of the tender and cans-
ing the tender to become
thereby causing the cars to become
'l‘he investigators found the
track to be perfect. and the trucks of
the tender to be all right. and as u
reached the above conclusion.
nhich seemed to them the only solu-
tion possible.

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