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THE SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL

J A ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

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i: 1.. a: A. L. GOLDEN, Props

FRIDAY, ..OCT. 7, 1921 ’

 

 

TUBE ALMANAG FOR

TOMORROW

High tide 4 :31 a. m., 4 :46 p.111".

Sun rises 5 :58, set—s 5- :24.

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The Asociat d I’r: $3 is ”exclusively

 

 

entitled to the use for publication of , ..

all news dispatches crtditcd to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
any local nens published h(1111in.

All rights of publication or special
dispatches her in are also reservled

 

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DIASON IC DIRECTORY

 

Old Well lodge. No. 108. F. and X.
11L meets in Masonic building. South
Liam strc¢1.t 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. July and August except-
ed. at 8'oclock. All Master
cordially and fraternally invited.

EDISON ’l‘. HARRIS. W'. M.
ROBERT M. \Vll1COX. 8012')”.

Butler

alerts in

38. It. A. BI.
Temple. South
Main street. the 12nd and 1ith Tucs—
umys of each month at Xo'clock
Duly and August excepted. All R. A.
liaisons conlially and t‘raternally in-
"lied.

Chapter No.
Masonic

CLARENCE A. BRO\VN
F. S. Lg'OS. Secretary.

 

I)l"..‘.'l‘ll l‘z'i' l..\i'(ill'l’lill
\thrcxor tln-ro- is rI-nsoll to suspmt
nuanbcrs of H111 K11 lx'luv Klan guilty
of Violation 111 l.‘1\\'. or 111' conspiracy
aiminst existing institutions. it is right,

that tln- 111.11 Inn-11) of tin- law by art
in motion 111 -st:.l1lisl1 guilt'it‘ pos-

Thv
action

guide, and to 1111111111 and punish.
living to guard ...:ainst 1s hasty

Dry authoriti-s who allow lln-ir 7.1-:1l to
(>‘Xt'fl‘Q‘tI Illt'll' lrLral authority. Th1-
fundamentally bad thing about tin-
Jx'u Klux is that it attrlnpts to taku-
“.11 law in its own hands. In pro-
unling against 1l11- Klan. its critics

rliould I111 (uu' l‘11l to 111191 well within
1111211) hounds. Otherwizle they arc l'hut “ " a "“W "”;"hm 0f ”“) E
guilty of the same thing they chargw \‘t'omrns ("Hm 1” 111111” "I, “H",M'i
agnjnst the Klan. anon at lt-nst. hold. last .11- N...) «\c‘
Also. if “111 Sons of Isrm-l. H111 ”in“ Mon-over, 1‘ Slum". PM“: i",
)x’niqhts of Columbus or any of tho). “Eu" judicious 'r‘de‘nq‘rf‘ :11;1;.:1 H“
(itho-r orLz'anizations particularly on M personal work 1:1.._\' H: "I.“ ‘3'”
“111 black books; of H111 Klan 1111111-r- ”W“ m Hmh 1:1:1tt1-1‘s. 1‘" 11.111111-1r
trio an) so'l'i1111~; "litzht to tho 1l11atl1" prosont ““5 5" hit—'1' '...'IT tv- lxllil r-
y ilh that “#3.. “Him”. ”1“). mil pun“ Lartvn Itoom was llitll‘ftull.1"" and the;
Ill-l1 makt- tl-s vviistakt- of staging 1111-1-tintrliz1d to M he“! 111 ‘.H“ IMP”:
“but may sm-ni '11 public opinion. a “M" It was ‘.‘” (Inthuqfl‘snv 1111111111:
flight (11'1-1111.1ls..: 111st 1'.‘L('ll otlu-r. ll' 1111:1411..1s‘on1 “I many "MTV" s “f ti“.
(law (111;: .11i/1V111' .4 will simply 51”,“: 2"Mr” 11. harmony and \‘.1llin-_1'.1 55‘ .11'
noon Hair on 1 inundations of estah- \\111'k ””“V l""'\"mn‘ throughout .11."
Tish-1d 1liuni'1 .: :1l usvt'ulncss to .\111- ”Wis," “”3 ""l‘" Smnh m”"‘“”“‘"‘l
elllel s111'i1'l\, ‘1 Mini: the I(l.’lllSlll<‘ll ““11" 10”“ :tlvt1lilllrfl" ‘hUt Sh" lliltl 0‘?!"
T:1L-'. tl11- .\1111111.~;.11 l"“ll)l“ “1“ pr11l1- 111'11-1l o\- 1' $1?“ from tln- l1r1\v1s «lis-‘
8L"l\'ltlllulltl11 1:1 1. .1 to an f‘:11‘l,\'1l1-atl1. triliutml amongst. the int-mlvcrs during:
\0 or 11111111111 formed [or (1‘11“ H1 Milnniwr period win-n no r11;:11'1ar
Hark d1 stuns 1.1:: taud ridiculo. \1-1 work “”8 undertaken by the curd.
it is gar” to S.” .1“, 1111\‘11r in the his- Miss Daisy Iloyt stated that she was
tlztit'uyorlng to soil T10 l'UlIltS of ll."

tnry of .\1111v111 1 has anything ran-11111111

In the :1\1-r.'1z:11 .\n11r;1an so s1111r1-n111-
1); 11111111111115 :1\ 1111s lionkatv nation of
lilo-nuts. lx’lrxt-rs, l\|0r.'1ll. Klaw-cus.
Goblins. 1:1 . '..l:1 1 wt forth in print
‘rni cartoon l11111111 :1 chortlinx: world.

“Through ti1 1l1l‘7't of 111111111 and
nimul. .\l11111 :111111 1:1 humor saw-s hin1
wholw,” s..1_'..~1 l2111‘1:.: of tln- Ann-1111111
lpiiit. 'l‘lw .\11 1 .101 11"11I‘l1' :11'11 lln\\’
(Hiram-11 in L111: 1.: 11,: tho organizers of
tho Klan inh- 1:111 ”1111.11 of histmio
”hunk" in com: .:._v “11!: l'onzl. Cassi“
Chadwick :11111 "111- chivl' spirits of th-
Loumiana l11tt..\'.

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.\"'I.-\."l IIIVG lit).\ll STRAIN.

At its 14,111 111nm. al t:11'111.:1t Arling-
ton. \'11.. tl1141)1-11.11t1111111t of Agricul—
ture is at work \1'th :1 1l111i1-1- which
mdnsuit-s. at «l11<:1’1-1l lllSlilllt'o'H. how
the inurdvn of t1:11l11- is 1llst1'ib11t1-1l
through the 1'o.1.il.11.l to the soil 011
yhich it rusts. T1111 man in the auto.
mobile drivinL: :<\'.lll|)' along a snlooth
road docs not 1111111; 111111111 about un-
derlying: soil. ii the road is rough
and broken it is still only the bad
paving of which l11- thinks. Yet tho

pavrnwnt itscli' would stand up under
the strain if 1111- rock or soil beneath
it did not glw way: 91nd they would
not 1:11-11 way 11' tlit-y were spared th-
1:: and vibrations of the traffic abovc.
When it is knoWn exactly how far
1mm the surface point of contact——
there load meets road—the weight is
distributed. and the possible formula
for its distribution is worked out. then
it will be simple to figure the correct
thickness or depth of the roadbcd.
adapting it to the varying kinds of
sun—surface.

It is to be hoped that with all the
increasing experience in road-making:
Ind knowledge of methods and rules.
there will come also a clearer public
consciousness of the Value of high-
ways to the nation's happiness and
prosperity. and a both-1‘ recognition of
the fact that hero particularly “penny.
wise is pound-foolish." I
O—___

Sometimes it looks as if 11111 prin-
.t’ipal occupation nowadays,
Io Imrrow mom-y. And
are other pursuits moi-11

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When tllt" K11 lx'lux ran fin-l tim(

 

is trying
rrally. thcrc
constructive.

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might do W1 ll to start :1 lx'l...1~r11 or
finnnthtnsr :1t l.os Any-has. to 111-111
Arm 111'ani7.11 the movies.
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Another ’ possibility a'wut Ill1l>¢‘
flash-s from .\l.-1rs~~nvayl11- the .\l:1r-

Mans are a sor: :1l'l1un11111tir1-llics.\'.'itl1

cit-chiral hatt- ”it‘s inside t‘mnt

 

'10 Russia: 2 who have br-Pn livinfi.’

on ‘1’. olshevist .

 

 

 

 

 

’ oinises. an American
. 54111. age meal 1. pretty good.

T 1— 0

he worst 1'.1'1,rr about unemploy-

> 1nd nt is that s: :11. "1y more pcoplc dc-

mde to run for 11111111.

1~ "O

:. Anyway. ilnwv l‘cavy taxcs have

the wholesomu

. _ 1-11'.-r-t of promoting
-~ ~,pnbltc interest in p11\ l2. expenditures
. . fi.___.-_.Ah.___.

_- There's a. pleasant combination of
'wide variety fa‘.1'orablv prices and
reliable quality that makes it quite
orth your \\ lulv to srlect warm un-

31‘. hosiery. and cozy sleeping
-: at The N.

’ " mill

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“sure way to keep a. secret

Masons

E. Ryan Co.'s'

 

 

 

Mrs. Mabel '1‘. S. lnlco of Brooklyn
11 on the aldcrmanlc nomination in the

"ihlrty- -ti1l1'11 alderm: mic district Mrs.
i:ll('(1 lixps nil ('nlulnltlil Heights and
is the {:1 1111dni111 11 lof James G. Blaine;
h11r father. (.111. I). Stanwood was

 

u veteran of the 1Civil war. 4
1 ~ _
TRINITY 111111111 .VUTIIS
'l‘he 1'11'tor \vill 1'\1'l1an_'.:~- \\'1tl1 tht
ll1-V. J. 11- :111111 \\'1r11(-r at tho- late
Imornin': -1-1\i--~- next Sunday. It is
1i oped that l1init\ p11 ople “ill greet

ti11- \isitlng rutor tiom (‘.1acci‘hpnh
“ith a. large 11111crr-1::1ti11n ”-1111 rec-
tor of Trinity. l1oW11v111‘. will in back
'nt Trinity at noun. or :1 for: minutvsé
thereaftcn in tina to admii. ish r Holy.
Baptism. \1'l. i1 ‘1 is 1'11 -1:11l111l_\ appointt- (if
for the second Sand: 1_\ of 1:11 l1 month.
at noon. lly H1 way. it is (11111 of the:
"popular ti1'lir1'1s" of thu» parish that'
Trinity has almost no 1111111111111. No}.
\\'Pll. it is a fart. nrw-rthr-h-ss. tl1at1
during the past si\ months tho-1'11.
have 131101] Our forty ’.aptisnis at"I
’liiuitvl \'0t so bad tor a suppom-dlfi.“
chil llcss p.1iisl1.1l1. ‘

 

October issue of our Ch11r1~h's lwanti-
fully illustrah 1i missionary p11'i111li1'al.
“'l‘ho- Spirit of Blissions.‘ Miss .\l:111'i:1
lit-miricks r1 qucstn d that l1: latr'd 1io-'
nations to the "l‘nitbd 'l‘li;11.k
1111;" in: sr-nt in as quickly as poxsihlo-m
and the l’wC‘tor called attention to the
forthcoming ohm-rynncc of tlio- anni-
\1-1-s:1r_\' of the founding of t‘.1-- \\'om-K
:111's Auxiliary. to he held. with special
Corporate Comnutnion. on the moin-

(-11- 2'—

1111.: of (wtoln-r 16. Mrs. l“. 9.11:1“
“itz made :1 report as chairman oft
tln- l'arish Fair Committee. and it

was cvldvnt that. plans for the lip-F
proaching fair were rapidly nearing:
1-11stallization. Miss Eloist Leonaidy

Llso 1111.111} all the me mbcrs to support;
in 1111- 11 atto- 1111lancc and donations the!
old— fashioned llarycst Home Party to
l::- l111l1l on liiday mening. October
21.

.\'o sp~ci:1l Rally Day services are
('(111l11'nlplutt'd for our Church school.
but 11111111' personal work is being
donr by the teachers and the rector
in looking up habitual absentee: and
the r(sults are most gratifying. Our
attendance increases each Sunday.
but co- -operation on the part of the
pan nts is indispensable. Query: Are
such words as “discipline" and par-
(‘lllill influence” becoming obsolete in
Christian homes? Is the child mere-
ly to follow his own desires and no
compulsion to be used in religious
matters? Boys and girls barely
'breaking into their "t1. ens" should be
discouraged (rom saying that they
are ”too old for Sunday school."
Many new pupils and two new teach-
ers last Sunday. but we want all tlicf
old members of the St‘llOUl back. to(1.l
The ’.ector will continue hits weakly.
instructions to the Cllllklltil on “'l‘l't'~
Structurv. S1111l111lisn1 and (1111“.1211
“'orship of the Cl111r1h." _\"_\t S: ‘
(lay \xill sin-11k 111: 52.111 til; “
and its Appoiutnp nts" (Altar. 1:1.11-
(lvs. Sordiiia. Crrdt'ncr. (‘IC.) l

At thr1 nut-ting of thr- 'lothanyl.
(2111111 111-xt 'l‘utsday night at the
r1-1‘tor “ill in gin a swrh 4111's111.:1.~ on
tln- L"'.ltl‘.‘ll topic: “C111 :1: Epinlmt of:
English Church History." At liter:
liist muting in- will dismiss tho» ques-
tion. “\\':1.< tln- Clllil'tll 111' England
Hriaxnall} a Mission of tlw Cnurch of
Rome?” ’l'iu-se 11111'tiugs for study
...1 1111111 to 11111101415 of the par-'1
lsh. and are not (1).c111.si.1-l_'.' for tin-1
12- thany Chapter. 7

The rampaign conductid tlir- first.
half of U1» Week by tht- licv. Merl-“rt
Grantham. lbw-tor 01' t‘lu'ist Church.
liart Haven. 1301111.. 1:1 the irvu'i'cst of
(1111.1 of our Church papers. "The Liv- ,
111g church." zesultcd in thirty ncw'
subsciiptions, which. he states. is the}
best two days‘ work of this sort thatl
111- has (£91111 11111111. .It is hoped thati
after reading the par-er cach week the"
subscribe-rs may pass around their;
(“0111' to than 11111 1111s and neighborsl
'rhfé r1 "101‘ 11115 wrung. d that both théi
“UH": Church" and the "Church-
rnt-n" shall be supplied each Week to‘
H" "‘ “in“! room ot' the South NOT-1'
walk Public Library.

Any members of Trinity "vho desire '

 

 
 

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THE SOUTH

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

'1. . 1111;111:1111 331110192 111121111 ‘. _ .-
mwssx EVENING mm '- .

 
 

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to give memorials of any kind for the 1
turth1r beautification of the interior
of our church are welcome to commltl
with.the rector at any time. Also in l
many parishes it is customary to
make thank offerings in gratitude tor
recowery Iron: illness or tor anyothet.‘
great blessing that God

 

 

 

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BOSTO

T ornorrow, Saturday—Sale o‘f

DRESSES

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

COATS, SUITS,

OFFERING COUNTLESS NEW FALL STYLES

AT SENSATIONAL PRICES

 

Calico Prints

Best quality
at. yard ................

Face Cloths

Pink and blue check
2 for .....................

9c

 

Twill Crash Toweling
Red Border 19c

2 yards for ...... -. ..... .
Huck Face Towels
Big size. 15011 finish 19c

Each
Fancy Stripe Madras

Fast colors. very tine fabric 19
for skirts. yard ......... 6

1,000 Hemstitched Huck
Face Towels

Very absorbent
(-ach

 

 

 

 

 

Fancy Jacquard Turln'sh

Towels
Blue and Pink borders
each

 

Fancy Blue 01' Pink Pillow
Ticking
29c

Bleached ‘ or Unbleached
Crash Toweling

Good quality and very ub-
sorbo-m, 2 yards for 29¢
32 Inch Dress Gingham
Fine quality 29°

yard
40 Inch Fine White Dress
Voile

 

 

 

Atyard .......... 29°
36 Inch White Pique
3 yards

..59c

36 Inch Unbleached
Skirting

for

 

5 yards for

 

tor . . ...... . . .
thite or Colored Outiiig
10 d r Flannel

yar 5 01'

Full Size Bed Spreads‘

Very special $1.99

for . .......

Men s White Handker-

11111 11 chiefs

- cc ua t

for q y 7c

111 lKid Gloves A"

. new 51111105 52 75
I

for
_ I
Chamo1sette Gloves

for ............... $1 I25
New Hand Bags

Reggie: $4 00 $3 00
1'. ~ New Neckwear .'
$1.00
Children’s English Ribbed
Lisle Hose

Slack and Coulomb

for . ..... -5111.a.'.'.21...: 49c

SALE - OF

Trimmed Hats

“1.3.9.133 *11:3***= 551,0
,V'I‘pmorrow
Pomegeg 0Sport Hats
Tomorrow $3- 98
’11. all sfigyaglage Hgt; 50
.... , .

colors
to $15.00

All Pure Wool Colored
Flannels

tor.....

....oooa.-.o--

 

 

 

 

 

........

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Were $1.69
cial

 

All Wool Velour Suits

\Vitli rich trinnning.r of Fur Collars and Cuffs
and marked romarkahlv

low for Tt.1lllfll‘l't‘1\l'. svlling at $24.98

In all the popular colors.
(111111 fall wear, and
spcuiallv priced at . . . . . . . . .

All sizes to select from.

 

[Wool Jersey Suits

Just the suit for

 

All Wool English Sport Coats

I cry handsome llltltlt‘ls “ith fur collars. It has been a long time since we have been able to

(1501' such :1 splendid
Coat. at

$22. 98

 

New Fall Styles in Dresses

Canton Crepe..\ :1\\ Blue and Black. Every

dress carcinll} s11l111t11d to give our patrons
wonderful \‘ellllP. The most beautiful

dresses (We? Wm $19 50
_ - o

a
earl 3'.

All wool Tricotine in \avy

splendid models, smartlv embroidered in
the. no“ est designs.

Tomorrow at

Blue and Black,

Make vour selections

$14. 98

 

 

 

:11 ..... -._ ..................
ALL \VOOL STRIPE SKIRTS
In many handsome designs and rich color

111111111i11ations

$3.98 and $8.98
SPORT (‘APES

Are all the l‘aL'P and our splendid showing-

(1111i.11‘.1-c< lllt‘ newest c.1001"
Special Tomorrow . . . . . . . . $5.98

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ALL WOOL POLO COATS

Think of buying an up to date Polo Coat in

the latest style

at $28.50

Easily worth $39.50

ALL \VOOL BOLIVIAN COATS

“'ith Fur collar, nicely made and ycry warm,

All sizcs

Special Tommorw . . . . . . . $29.50

 

Handsome French Coney Fur Coats

Splclnlitlly made from s11l111-t11tl .
Specially pricml 211111111‘2'1111'

...................................

 

Wool Boliva Coats

In :1 variety of now an... and host
“possum fur trimmed.

Special for Saturday, $22.50

1‘1ll1 Il‘S.

in all the best
for every

Special,

English Top Coats

host of the best coats
occasion.

$24.98

1‘1'1lul'S:

 

 

House Blouses

Light color perta
Reg. $1. 25 Tomorrow.

Small Lot of Sweaters
In all colors (2.49

Regular price $6.98. . . .

x

”890 '. New Hats

Children ’5
colors and styles.
beaver and
ft‘lt

 

in

 

New Hats in all

$1.50

Minerva Knitting \Vorsted

and Golf yarn
a ball 49‘:
Mavis Talcum Powder

1911

Djer Kiss Face Powder

 

 

 

Extra S1ze Gowns t0'$5.00
Good quality muslin. Ribbon
trimmed, low neck short .
sleeves Sash Curtams

91':

Women’s Extra Size

Long Crepe Kimonas
Light blue and pink Regular

price $4. 50 ...-$2 99

Special
Small Lot of N emo Corsets
Slightly soiled, were $6.50.

Most all sizes. $4 99
I

Tomorrow . . .
R. & G. Corsets

High bust model of white coutil.

Long hips, worth $2 99
I

$5.00. Tomorrow . . . .

La Resista Corsets '

Elastic top model of flesh coutil

Long hip. Reg. $2.50 $1.99

Tomorrow

M
Model and ‘Shapely Bras-
sieres ‘
Lace and Embroidered trimmed

22:11:13”- 79c
Curtain Scn'm
19::
Table Oil Cloth

Colored Border 1-
White and colored ”39¢

Regular price $1.98 . . . ..

 

for

...-......u-...no..

 

stitch and plain
for

 

 

Vests

Elbow and Long Sleeves.
Pants, ankle length . . . .

 

Size to 12 39815
for

______._.___
New. Comfor tables

 

cocoon-0’s.

filled with Lamb’s wool.

...-canon..-

 

Belts

...... ...-o...

 

 

Curtain Rods Braid

With Silver ends
for

 

 

Dozen
for

 

for . ... .. .....

.....u...-.-..---.---a

29c

Women’s Sport Wool Hose

Heather mixture, light weight.

.. . . . .. 991':
Children’s Heavyweight
49c

,_-_______....——
Children’ s Outing Flannel
Sleeping Garments

991:

$3.98 ‘° $12.50

Those at $10. 00 and $1250 or:
.____._...___
Patent Leather and Suede

...... 391:

Silk Fihish Lingerie

Clinton Safety Pins

drop

for ............— ........ 390

Keep Clean Hair Brush

{or .................... 39¢

______.._.——-
Dr. Lyon’s Tooth Powder

for 190

Steel Wool for Polishing
Aluminum

Regular price 1 5c
for

 

Liquid -Veneer

Small size bottle

Regular price 30c ...... 190

12- qt. Galvanized Iron
Water Pails

Regular price 39c
Special

 

 

l-gal. Galvanized Iron Oil

Cans
Regular price 45c
Special

 

Large Size Galvanized
Iron Coal Hods

Regular price 75C. 596

Special ........ . .

Medium Size Galv_anized_
‘ Iron Wash Tubs

Regular ‘price 85c. 69 c

Special . .. .. .. . ....r...

 

Extra Blanket Spec1al
500 Pairs of Double Bed Blankets

In ,White, Gray and Tans Regular Value $3. 69

 
 

$12.98

Medium Size Garbage

Cans
89c

Rr-gular pl’ltt‘ $123
Special
’ 5- qt. Size Steel (mu
Enamel Tea kettles
Regular prirv $111.1
Spccial

 

 

Z-qt. Glass ll ah- r l’i ltllt‘l'S
“SEQ?” "' 396
"Round Tin Wmh Boilers
Medium w. 49c

Regular 111111 '.'...
Navy Blue Since

mm 1.. u‘

...... $1.11

”(Ends

 

1111 in s
$31.95

All “00]. :16
quality. was
Tomorrow

\Vool Dre
AT 1-2 P ri
36 Inch Nev. Fall l’laid
and Stripe Skirting
Tomornw ..

M .4911:

A Lot of About 300 Yards
Navy Blue and Black
Serge

“'cre up to $2.98 a yard
Tomorrow

 

9311.

Rt gular 1.31:.

 

 

54 Inch All Wool
Imported Velours

all the lull c0101., were $6 00 :1

""d ‘1“ $2.99

Tomorrow
54 Inch Dress Goods

in

 

 

A mixed lot that. toimr‘ily
up to $3 25 s . .
Tomorrow .......... 1 .69

36 Inch Black Satin

Beautilal quahty hgh luslr' ‘:

illllSll. ltvanlar 11.1 10

guide. Tomorrow .521179

Odds and Ends of
Crepe De Chine 1511"
That tornn r11 sold ”P age

to $1 59. Tumouow
I /
50c Black and Colored
Satlne
36 ' clics wide
’rlgmorrow ............ 29¢

 

36 Inch Beach Cloth
All colors, were 500 to 296

29c. Tomorrow

Black Costume Velvet

Twill back, 36 inches vide. Regu

lar $4.98 yard. $2. 29

 

Tomorrow .........
Black Silk Velvet
For Millinery. last year prim-
$2.29
Tomorrow .......... $1 .1 9

 

40 In. White Baronet Satin

Was $2.98. 52 29

Tomorrow

Large Package Steel Wool
R). l' ' '1 15c
‘13:“? 1.... 9c
Wearever Aluminum
Sauce Pans 9
C

 

 

Regular price 85c

 

Special ................
Large Size Bottle Liquid
Venéer

Regular price 60c
Special ................ 39c

 

One Gallon Galvanized
Iron Oil Can
96

Regular price 500

 

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Iron Wash Tubs
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Fine Quality Pillow Cases

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