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Wants, To Let,
LASSIEiEi) , :DVERTISEMENT
Two Cents a word; minimum charge 60c per issue, 3 times $1.00. Caps Double Price.
WANTED
LYNCH LAW snoono BE consen-
Impartial Mina-tion. of the “w
12011101101155 Pcsulenu Brood,
dvocana’d.
CINCINNATI. 0.. Sept. 2.-—Impal't-
isl annihilation of the “whole poison-
ous pestilential broad" or what gen-
erally is called the "mob" spirit is the
BUSINESS NOTICE
W ANTFI) + Lady wishes“ laundry
work at L '2'"-
talk. 2 HI
_-..
FOR SALE 1
FOR SALE—Parlor _couch in A1 con-
dition.‘ Alec few other house tur—
nishings, 26 spring street. 2d floor.
GENERAL BARBfi) )BHOP
Ladlee' and Childre'n’e Hall- Cutting
uncfiekpifios
law
white Women.
only guaranty of national safety.
Luther z. Rosser. of Atlanta, Ga. told
.the American Bar Association in an
address on the illegll enforcement of
the law this morning. .
Lynching, he said, will cease only
when negroes stop their attacks on
and when the white
- peOple reach such a stage of 55190011-
trol that they can restrain themselves
in favor of the lam—two things that
are too deep-seated to be met by the
alone. but must be met by an
Mrs Mary F. Low. 2
The funeral or Mrs. Mary F. Law
was held Wednesday attornoon at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Jen-
nie Kellner, 47 'Spring street, pm-
bury, and was largely attended'by
relatives and friends. The services
were conducted by the Rev; Elude“.
bert, pastor of the Baptist church,
Danbury. The floral. tributes; were
many and beautiful. The pallbearers
were four grandsons ot the dense-ed.
They were Leon H. Kellner. Clitoral
Ferguson, Sanford Ferguson and
John Violet. Interment was in Cen-
ter cemetery. Bethel.
i
Funeral of JohnhIcMnIIen.
The funeral of John McMullen was
inception and makeup wvic declared Charles Seminary. Cantonsville. Mat, :1
to be just as lnimlcal *0 the safety of. class mate of Mr. McMullens officiated
WANTEDwWhite lady to“? general FOR SALE+Haviland China set, 105 ‘1'” , awakening of public conscience and
housework from 8 to 6. N0 Sun- pieces. Reasonable. Phone 111 13‘" N°- Mfl" 8‘" s-° N°m‘"‘- tn“ the uplift 0" the “”0 T3068
1 k2 N h' Address J Norwalk. ——e.- .2 "' But lynching he added. was only
‘ ml 2W0! ' 0 was "13" ~‘ All“) W0 one phase of the mob spirit that "is
c 0 mun“ FOR SALE—Twlo tons of hayéhang will overhaul and repair your car. constanm .12: 1111121111192 ' 1am“;
” maybe more: a 50 one wagon, ea an make. In your own m- the axe to e roo o :vernment.
lWANTED—BOORRCGDCF al‘d omce 35' if taken at once C. R. Teets. Ed882 14h!“ and 11. “33 ”3mm . spec- Labor mo 15 though diff. 1t in their
sistant. Young lady with 4 3033's Wood St., Lop of Roton Hill. So. Nor- iulty. All guaranteed. Phone
«'xpcricnce wants permanent position walk 6024.
12.1.01 1112111 rcfmcnces given. Address Inn-=4- the nation
Capable. (2:110. of Sentinel Oi‘iice. FOR SALE—Ford Coupe. FlShel‘ body_ 204W. J. LYONB l“ "The lynching mob is born in a
1 79(xivaerhauled recently. Cheap. Tel. phgng MNRY—fifoRPlE‘figgv Pinon whirlwind of ransom? and survives but
+ x e1lenced [012911111 on - MASO a. day" 11(2 so: “ n the presence of
wsfiillerEDAprl: at once, Le ROY yShil‘l— . -- BRICK STONE, Tm MTL armed forces it siinks awav in the
(30.11 chestnut St FOR SALE—Rabbus, cheap. Dennl- f: darkness .md (115301.. (211 in term".
C son. 20 Howard Ave., East Nor-walk, WCONCIETEI ”The labor mob too often is born or
II I P WAN [‘80— Female experi- 'Onn- stemmo _ (“11110121111011 and preparation. It often
JSpaced operators on Singer Sewing FOR. SALE 3 f Walks, Retaining Walfih Ind An uve a long enough to exert its corrupt-
machines. $15. 00 week to start Lock- —’ ”“3 0 very m9 anomalie- , 111g influencc upon legislation and ad-
woods Hall. 9 Wall St, Norwalk land. halt planted. good location. + 41f 2 - ~ ministration and to secure the uni-
_-_- __.... .— near 'school. 15‘ minutes from 'sta- l. OLA t. \orsal object of all such mobs. Too
WANTED —- Experienced Millinery tion. 31.000. $500 cash. Land, care 1102Taylor' Ave. 80. Nor-walk. g‘_'01ler1. in detlme of arms and consta-
saiesladies wanted Apply French Segunel, momentum-s, ROI“!!- C men, it continues its work of destruc-
Millinery Store, 21 North Main St, So
Norwalk
WANTED—Good, responsible women
to care for three year old child dur-
ing mother‘s nbseucs.thL1286.
WANTED—--Experienced operators on
Shirts, sleevers. tellers neck band
runners. and neck band setters to
earn $18 per week steady work. Also
experienced sewers on plain needle
machine LE ROY SHIRT 00
b it) LET -
FOR RENT-ln Darien. T hree-roem
apartment with improvements Fine
location. beautiful grounds, within 10
minutes walking distance from station.
Also four room cottage with all im
provemants Address Box 4'16, Durien.
Phone 65.2.
TO IET Twp rooms furnished with
gas and electric light, all complete
with 1:11.21 and electric light, all com
lctc for light housekeeping. 14 Elisa.
eii1 street. 222
TO I I)’ -‘I«u1'nished room with
in p1iv.1to family Also lady an gen.
ilmnan for supper only. Reference.
Mrs. A. Ilerizlcr. 8 Putnam Ave. ' '
TO I EASFL—Oclobcr lot to May lst,
roe: nlly (0111plotcd five room house
'2Jlt1'11(:llv(-ly furnished, heat, electric
1115111. telephone. water; one mile from
So. Norwnlk station. Filly dollars
month. Telephone 2736.
TO LET +81'l'oom house. opposite
school house. Rownylon; rr2nt $50.00.
luqmrc on premise of Miss 121.11.
Smith.
3rd
TO LET» 6 rooms and garage. All im-
prow. moms. lnquiro 52 Spring St.
D11 kmun
’I‘O lET~‘ "
{ or .1, furnlnhml 1'00m32f01‘
light’ housekeeping. 2 High street,
80. Norwullc.
TO l.ET~—ll‘arm. acres.
house. at Crnnhury. $18;
on West Ave. rent $235.
Telephone 1861.
9—...»
'DR rtENT—-Storngc Space.
9
.. 6
large barn
Goo. Mitchell
7-../.
house-
room,
FOR SALE—1916 Ford Touring car,
in good condition, 31.65130. William
Laslo, Perry Ave., Winnipauk.
FOR SALla-House 6 rooms, large at.
tic with finished room, large cellar.
improvements. fruit trees grape vines,
large grounds. fine location on state
road near church, school, trolley; in
formation phone 2709.
._....‘.4
FOR SALE—A choice home may be
h d on a iental outlay of only $17 50
per onth. Six and seven rooms,
Hurdwood floor and trim electric
lights, beat, all modern improvements.
Large lot. Central location. Good!
neighborhood. Eur full information,‘
phone 1900.
c Tar Walks
Workings: ind-'11:} Clan style-
men-'1'": FAGTORY~ 10—1:
ions lads 1:01. our easy
to on
“ghoul. {5.1“ Also renovating, satis-
augwmteed. Drop Loud as
telephone 81? tor representative
call.
ATTREBB CO.
,m'éfiw..§"m"m M “So Nomlk-
' " ”— AN 6. MILLER
oontnctinl.
NATE 9mm“
16 sin-1n: Street-10m“- 0°“
A
FOR SALE-One corn shelier,.new;
one hay cutter. Call between 5 and
6-1). 111., 26 Spring St., dm-stsirs.
FOR SALE ‘
House. 8 rooms, with all improve-
ments except electric lights” $3,700
House, 8 rooms with some Improve—
2ments .....................
places centniFy located.
partloglars.
:Ask John'T Hayes
For
.3 m s'mEE-r nonwnmt
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
GET A SQUAD! DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rue. papers. junk and all
second- hand goods. Anything you
have. Price cocci-ding to the uni-
lty o: the goods.“ moor. dul
always. 2
121111111 122" may
52 Van Zlndt Street
“conflicted, Geode Alway- en leis.
27A.
The
hora furniture. Separate
Dorm-11n- pmol’ building. Hum)?"
.011! and Storage. Co.. Inc... Sangu-
Iuot. Conn. Tcl. VVcstporl 47.
m. negotiable warehouse receipts.
rooms.
Lincoln Taxi (‘ompnny
vmucn mew MANAGEMENT
First Class Service
Careful Drivers
(mm. ()N is ANYTIDIE
Phone 997
I Railroad Ave. 80. Hot-wail
0R1 INS'w
TIRE VULCANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
39 Via: Washington Street
'22 ' W’nllK ( UAI’ \NTEED
how .1111] (SH! T111251 and Tubes Sold
['1'11129 Re: 1..s~10n'1hl(2
Ptnml' ml 11131111110 11nd Oils
M ————~—-——— 1"
(l. t 1}. PALMER
Auctioneer
Office A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South Norwalk.
‘2—
.,....._
Rheumataint. A wonder
Liniment for Pain
5. Preparation That Should Be
In Every Home
I. \m. 111211141110 “11.1111 in (own in
fan (wry 11(21'111 should Have a bottle
0f 1": 2\‘"'L',1' lil11-21-11u-tuint (the
wmvlv-v 1:: 11- 1 1)). it gives absolute
relief to :.11:1‘(1's2rs (1f rheumatism
neumlcln, svlnlit'n,‘ lunlba'go pains
and slilfh .2. 11 is a preparation
that has “12:1 12 11.10119; wonders about
this vicinih 1‘11.
. ' 115—but today has
a, name and has 1:: on well named
too—Rheum 12:11:11 1 rocure a bottle
at the drug ston- ni vour earliest can.
venience.
Michael J. Gambin
Plumbing, Tinning
and Jobbing
Tel. 2846, 11 Reynolds St.
East Norwalk, Conn.
We‘
CLEARANCE SALE
Is in Full Swing
Gottlieb’s
Today in Wall Street
\VALL STREET, Mexican Pom)-
loum recovered all but a fraction of its
loss before noon on the further rim» of
JEuropoan oils and Aspl1.1l‘.. the lmlnr
Joxtcnding its gain in three points.
‘Elm “here shorts evidently deemed it
l
l
‘cxpcdienl to1':12du(ethr2.ir commit—
ments (11012 the coming holidays. Cov
mring of such contracts in steels,
lcguipmcms, meters and their accesso-
r103. tobaccos. sugars and chemicals
effected advances of l to 4 points.
endkoesit
‘rooinI-decon
will. LL'PAPER Ann PAINT:
Now lathe thud 30 31:11ng ”you,
ecornted. 111111 for my» 60'
mm pgper, and paints. Save from
20 to 40 per cent on labor
rial. Alexander White. 85
South Norwalk;
1‘11
Phone 818.
GARRIGAN c FLYNN,
distance trucking
Dace Leen’ & 00..
phone 368.!
A. M. WOOSTER
' 11mm? AT LAW
Lae- Exanilnor LLB. Patent Otflec‘
Peifi BLT 5
Th; Royal Auto Painting C0.
Have moved into 1h12i1 no“ (111:1 11mm
shop doing high (1:192: 5.1110 1211111114;
and Trimming.
Corner South Main Street and
Woodward Avenue
of :11 11111111 J
'l
mils and shippings sharod in the ral-
ly. especially the Paciflcs, St, Paul
i’l‘d.. and Merculitilw Marine P'fd. (‘ '1ll
.mnnoy opened :11 51,51 per cent. that
into next week.
11.11.11 ' 91111511512sz30 :1. m.—
Me.\1(': 1n oils broke :.-..i. rply :1. the
1011 111111“ (21 tnday'a Stock .‘l1r‘iu‘ on
illllil 1hr”: 12f
11 deadlock in 11.2 (111..
{cm 11cr~
now under way Mm...”
erlt'uu Government Omelals 1112.]
American interests. Mexican Pctrol~
cum recorded an opening loss of. two
kuzuter 'points. this soon being in-
creased to. three quarter. Pun—Amer-
ican Petroleum fell one point and 1119,
"B" stock lost two points. Other for-
eign oil. were strong. notably Genet-.11
Asphalt. which rose two quarter
points, and Royal Dutch, which ad-
vanced one poipt The balance of the
listtwas irregular. fractional de‘c‘l’ihes
predominating.
l
RUNNYDIEDE FOR SALE.
LONDON. Sept, 2--—Runn.vmede. :1
meadow on thé bank of the Thames
rive-1'. in Surrey. site of the historic
battle where the barons wm sted frortl
King John the Magna Charts in 1215.
1.211(11' sale.
Attacking the government in the.
debate on the Corn Production Acts
licpcni bill.
House of Lords declared the present
ministry‘wns preparing to sell the
crown lands and said nothing remain.
ed but "to pawn the crown jewels."
"Runnymede is Lot 8 in the catalo-
gue. There peers were encamped for
the signing at the Magna Charla =11
1216. Your ancestors my 'lords on
,
‘Smrmel classi .
dare. tied ads work won
“Noise in the 311111111111. ..
. down undér the. hammer."
that historic field saved the liberties
of England.
is put up for sale and will he knocked
rate also applying to loans contendingi
Lord Lincolnshire in the'
,Now we are face to face 5,!
with the fact that 1111: historic fleli;
PHONE 901 ‘. ‘W E S C P; J
WILLIAM F. 1101 T J “*0 NING “RE STOR 0R '3‘:
REAL ESTATE J 1717 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
Th: to Build J
It Is Cheaper to Buy 11 1 WE OFFER
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK 1 i
1 I111. EliSl .\\1 :1'11', corner 101.3 E 2 E S I 2,2"é
$112120; marinate STU" 2 L ‘
1 111111512. '1' 111021123 ii :92: Norwak. 2' “AKE BEST" . “Yum Yum ”
$2.6M; moriunzc $11!?” 1 . 2 , I rZ-prcwnm tit!- 11 , l ,
1 house. 7 21-121mm. Hint 3231\1'w1-‘1lk.i ‘ ‘_ CORDSW 0‘ miics2~12" You’ll Say
$11,500: mortgngo- $1M” , a“ 70“ 2"
1 hulls!" '1' ”101115. East Norwnlk, J . " 5‘ t'fl the usual expression that
1.1.1.00; 1.2.0.1.... 53.12022. : 1125 A FACT THAT mm“... ,1... a... spoonllll bot
. V " ‘1 - ‘ v ' ‘
1" h‘m‘kp' ‘ runéni; .F‘J‘t SorWnik.J t In mu Mr “(2. mmblno our great buying power and film 2 (L f4 our Ice Cream. You can 1 help 13f
$1 100‘. "Hill 2711:1- ., 1401)}; \ 1k 3 two 1111; mrmnt features reduce these high grade. popular "11.1.1 rm 2 _ . , ‘l ress yourselfi thatd W3}: best ..
2 11011519.? moms. 251:1 Nora‘s. , ..,. all 11 our cream 5 m1 9
$5 5003 111an "32" 21,5011, E 911.. “a mm “"1311: NOTiCE! " 1 sway it brings forth the best ex
1 house 7 rooms. East Nonvalk,] ‘2, 3092", ------- {1,23 311:8!) All 1111291- 1‘111—11 11;... 1 . ' 2‘ ‘pression-
<5 500' mortgage 3“ 51m . r 30"; ' ' ' I, Skid. I' 11112: 11121 1 21.1?! 12cm 2 213' g5“ ‘1 l
22 . . . 1.... .‘ . _ J ; :2131 ........ 2.1.20 10.18 factory name 111111 1:11:11 111.111— J .| Ice Cream ‘3 more than a pa ate
1 house. 10 1001115. hast hotshlk, J .le-l ______ . 23.00 15.30 , J l ‘8 y one of the DES!
$6,500; illol'lgugo $3.000. l 321i ......... 33.13;; {(125111 FACTORY . tgc’lfi‘lserget havme—always 1n viting—
1 house. " rooms. Sou~h Norwalk. i 3:111 ........ 35. 5 1.1.... 2 'c' _ . '
$4,000: mortlgngc $3.000. ' 3111 ......... 36.19 21.113 GUARAML-fil) always “pfiggyog dioiohagzw
3 houses. 7 rooms. South Norwaik." omn suns 11! 12301201111011 ’ wdxggrd Cream 15
$4,000; mortgage $2.00!).
1 house. 7 rooms. Sun'h Norwalk. f DOWNING TIRE STORES CORP. _
“590% “”333" 53'0” "The House Wat- 0 Reputation 9
2'11 . " .'S 2211' ' . OMAS
$4.15003ufion'gagofisoo?“ aorwolk, 171-,- BROADWAY, near 55th 81.. NEW YORK CIT. m0$lm.w OP
l 1 house, Trooms. Saudi Norwalk, “mom-031‘! Circle
$4 500; mortgage $2,111.10 pnnnrznsg we wantsxamve wanna ever: «1;. limo-2121mm th Sta 3h, 30mm
248ml m
1‘ house, 7 rooms South Norwalkg ,
$4.5110,n1011gage $3 000.
l
i. have 2 family houses, beautiful
homes farms, lots and shore property'
Let me show you what I have for sale.
My time is yours. Tel. 435.
WILLIAM 1". HOW
REAL ESTATE
D01. LIKES All-T0 TRIPS.
KANSAS.CITY._’ Mo), Sept 2.——Mrs.
1-21lward _Beariia‘n noticed a fox terrier
wandering dbouf‘the street here. ‘ She
stopped her car and the dog .without
waiting for 'an invitation jumped in
beside her. ALthe Animal Refuse
on the Kansans side; it was foundjhut
he wore a license tag issued at Beaure« '
gard. La. Correspondence with the[
Tax Collector located the owuen mi
brought the information that thé d0):
was a runaway that seized every. 13
portunity to take long drives. ,
His met wrote “I- can't koemthnol
dog at home. Heoseems to- know 112mm
any one isleas'ing for a motor-trip mud-j
always finds some way of joining
them."
He told of having frequently senl.
for the dog many miles from his home.
The trip’ to Kansas City seemed to ',
have heemhis longest one.
FUNSTON 3103 WEST POINT.
Phone 1677. House 12.
tion and mu rder.’
" Lynching. " he declared.
one of the germs.
not. (lam ing.
national safety."
“is only
To attack one. and
lcaxe the other one to safely thrive
is gox ernmentai suicide. Annihilation
is 'the only guaranty of
P11 ctlon of officers and the annual
of the
inn‘s tariff policy
Meighen.
and mete- Iwould m
Lowe 812-. with the next {(211 days
Dimcuilies
J'llllPl
«2- -—-—1poli('.".1 was
loot] “a long would be rejcclul :11, 111(2. election.
0
Canadian
0\',"il
(11 chrml 112. \\
v1 tong.
f the
fony- fourth
banquet of the American Bar Asso—
ciation. to he presided over tonight by
‘Chief Justice Tnft
'Court of the United States were the
principal features of the final day's
session of the
d‘Cmncntion.
CANADlAN PARLIAMENT
Supreme
annual
TO DISSOLVE
LONDON. 0111. Sept. 2.—Dissoluti0n
Parliament
early date and an election below the
end of the year to settle the domin-
was the fiprogram
enunciated loot night by Premier
The prcmier announced he
like such 11 recommendation
the
i5
and p
at an
tariff have
sprung up since H112 “81' through the
W103! distances pro“ 111 of a strong F1-1r1nc1s‘ Party,
glfilfiggrg 92“ “2:3' Dos!!! U198“: ”111111-11 demands 11'2112 trade. The pre
ow Add.”
certain this
redicted it
“'10 decide tin- pumipio of tariff."
'M lid.
1 1111},
lnol have the business stability or full
"omploymm, in in 1111s country."
Parliament
(12201211 111 1917 on the con-
l'remier \leighen‘s
U111111s1 1:02. erumcm.
I‘hc
11111111 lmllv
gsdxiption issue.
:(nblnel is
\‘nl hing?
1H Yl
J g
“13 1119 hi1:.imparntive ques-
{111m bvim'e the 11201112 of Canada to
[1111'] they do decide it. no can
[11 result
Cl
is a war
and
morning
{111211
is filled \21ll1 11¢'\vs."
l‘oriimni (li't-itnniun.
,2
:.l‘
1
l
J 11 r (imam- boxs says:
1 '\1n-1pnp guys are funny. “‘hcn-
’1 r1 111(2y'n112ct H10} (1.\\':1\'s:1sk. ‘\\'hui
you know?“ TL: other says.
pa per i h(2
largely attended from his late’ home
yesterday afternoon at 2: 80 o‘rcloek
Rev. D. P. Hurley officiating at the
house. Rev. J. W. Hang of "'
91..
'at the grave. Interment was in
Riverside cemetery. The. fiorai’ offer—
ings were many and beau'i" i show-
ing the esteem in which t1. "mused
2was held by his many friends.
Duane! Petty.
Daniel Petty died. at ythe home?” of
his daughter. Mrs. ,E'lmer E. CfiseJto
wayton avenues this morning. H; was
eighty-nine years of age. g
vivcd by a Widow a‘nd three
-—A. Smith Potter. 0: PatchG‘g-u
Mrs. Elmer E. Case and panic
E. Petty, of Rowayton. Funer - erv-
ices will take place from» I?
home. Saturday, at 5' o’clo 1,5
T. Rev. Frederick H Jacobscw g5
ficiate. Burial in Heliport, I?!“
and. on Sunday.
Funeral of James 5.111111qu ' 1'
was held at 2:30 o 'clock this afternoon.
from his home in Ponus avenue: Rev-
Louis B Howell of St. Paul's 1391390;
pal church. officiated. Burial 111
Riverside cemetery. _Scores ofJ'friendti
of the ‘deceased attended theiunsval
services and the floral tributes fire
man}. Marshall had long been con-
nected with semi- professional,“ all
in Vorwaik.
1‘1 11'
'2...
r”: l?“
1‘17 ‘1 classified on .m the
'or theb’estresulti:
GOLDEN S
CONFECTIONERY
Momma 31.001: ’
2mm11 woe-12mm 11391111121111: 1
.year the Post Office at Wilton was ad-
‘ Lpnrcel post business, and in the num-
The funeral of James A. Mmhnllg
., is within hearing "
.4. _
Ta?
The machinery ot- the Post Office
Department. like the will of the Gods.
grinds slowly but the results are us-
daily per schedule.
At the beginning of the present
veneer! from the fourth to the third
class and patrons of the office ex-
antes-ed the unanimous opinion that
10111: L. Davis the present incumbent
should succeed himself when .the new
appointment was made. He received
the solid backing!” the Republican
Town committte and many other citi-
aens‘ and .wasshearwa endorsed by
Congressman Merrit, but owing to
the confusion incident to the change
or administration "no formal notice of
hispronotionwvasreeeived until yes-
terday when he received a. letter from
Herbert WOr‘k. First Assistant Post-
master minaret notifying him that the
President. with the advice and con-
sent to the Senate had appointed him
postinzswr for the term of four years
dating from August 24th, 1921.
Mr. Davis served from October 1903
until December 30th.1918 as Assistant
Postmaster under his father. the late
John L. Davis Sr and on his death
was commissioned postmaster on the
above date.
He has given full satisfaction in
*evegy particular and with his capabie
't Miss Lent Watson. has ful-
filled the varied and. somewhat com—
plicated duties of the msition well.
Two rural routes start from the of-
Face. and the constant increase in the
her of rosidents particularly in the
summer season has made the advanced
rating possible.
omee new " nameless, Prmnt:
F-
,were reported from the southern and»
___. . ., ,._,N J,
Weofier W
"grin. ,
For Harwell: and vicinity: Coir}
tinned warm and generally fair W?
or tonight and Saturday; moderate
southwest and west winds. The west.
em area or low pressure has moved
eastward during the last 24 how: and 7
is now central over the northern por- '
tion of the Lake region. it will M"
ably pa's's out the St Lawrenm Valley“
tonight or Saturday. Local showers w
A“
‘
western districts. The temper-atomic
continues high over the Central and. 2
eastern sections.
".._-_1——
OF INTEREST m2wosmm
In Turkestan every wedding en—
gagement began: with the payment of
a substantial consideration to the girls
parents. If the girl jilts her lover the
engagement gift has to be returned
unless the parents hams another
daughter to give as a substitute.
‘12
With the manufacture 0?. 339.6411,_-'
202 pairs of shoes. the :1va prur- 1
chase during 19"!) is rated at th
pairs of shoes for even in}: abitant
,thls country
Electrify the family wash.
Postmaster Davis is in town today
making the necessary changes in his
bond. through surety agent William
H... Byington. and is receiving hearty
walk friends.
union-s BE'I'I‘E‘ R.
“Higby is always spouting about
personal liberty."
“Not alm1s.He never airs his
opinions on that ganject when his wife
W
line seats four pmm ers in s. limous-
ine saloon I' sing a.
loovmiles an hour.
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THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Seturday' Special“
601: Box Assorted
Chocolates
Plate Ice Qream
Ice Cream Sodas
Including War Tax
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7r.
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ice Cream ..... l .1. . 60cqt.
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Nowell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERB
193 Washington st. So. Not-walk
. MID-SUMMER SALE
4 —~—. sow 0N —
congratulations, from his host of Nor-
A7 new type of aeroplane, almost the
counterpart of a luxurious passengcr'
_automobile. operated by a. French air
otor of only 230
horsepower. this new machine covers
-—Electric Al
An electric washing
machine pays for itself in:
a short time and it saves.
the wear and tear that
your clothes get from the ' ‘
ordinary drubbing of old-
fashioned wasning meth.
ods. .They re easy to buy
and easv to install and 7
operate simply (111' ~ tis—
factorily.
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MAE (Em...
THIS BANK ,
YOUR BANK"
Courtesy always lathe
rule of every officer and
employee.
You will find the em-
ployes Of this bank peo-
ple whom vou will be glad'
to know and deal with.
Y on will find the olficers
always ready to advise-
and assist you with good.t
nature and good judg-
ment. You Will find on .
atmosphere of'uomi cheer
inside of our (300% that .
will invite ~Von to comes 1
hack,
fi
tale to get ao-‘
l3
Don t hcsi
quainted with us.
depa rimeut oi banking'.
conducted efficiently. Saw-_- .,
lugs accounts started with
asrsmall as $1.00 and up.
THE PEOPLE’S. ; f‘ ’
TRUST co.
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MensE J. Shoes
Men’sDress Shoes
ChildrensShoes
Git ”Shoes
o-u..o-,,.g,¢.é,.-
$2.10
11...
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27¢.‘..
, ~57... .Q. _.
'MenSh‘irts
Men’s Hose..........
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$1195.0on (Timon);
Overalls (Union triads)
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