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"MERRILL COLLEGES
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schEd in France during the War as a
. "Y“ Secretary, and had a number of
thrilling experiences along the firing
- line. » ‘
The address of the ‘e‘ve'nlng was
gjvell ln Horace G Henley, formerly
editor ”g f‘The Business'Journal.” 6f
WANTED
FOR SALE
NEW York city,
Mr. l-lcaley’s talk ranged over a
“ride sIlIctlon 0f tapic‘q- but during
BUSINESS NOTICE
\‘I'AN'i'l’Ji—A good l‘rllulliv
“(mung to tukt‘ I‘lltll‘gé (Ii Cloak tie:-
pglnlll Ill. \\'lll pny \Vl‘il on: who
N\ ‘4’]? ‘Ill‘V
SALE—Singer drop head . Sew-
lll;l(‘hlll6§. only two left. \\ cl
l‘le Ming
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do Hem sl ltClllnf“
I-«r. Ii“: stii‘ll position. l-‘z-exllcll Shel)- l)uttonllol(~s. Singer Shop. 15 1.. 11 'gain. White celluloid watercloset tmn.
:2 3.132311 St. Avc. éseats, $5. Seidenberg Co" 545 3d ave. was far better than the public school.,
. . I . (bet. 36m and 37th sts.) N. Y. . 'l‘lw IIItroduct-Ion of commercial work
IVAN" l'I'I,’»—A:‘.oiiavr‘ (Ht-‘1‘.iv Slim“ FUR. SALE—6 fresh cows with Cu is. ' ' into “1;. public School: Mr H .
, - ~ . . _ ~ ». . ealey .
mall. lmmI-lly‘s ‘u 50. Mum bt- Inquire Doctor Hansen‘s, Mlddlesex EXPERT AUTO MEGHAN'C dor;“.‘,nld was due to the influence of '
\N \N’l-I‘l ll—Vur5r would illu-
:3: l ‘Ilsts or mv-Illmll doctor's
c-o Sentinel.
I: iLngi
position .
Sxphon closet china. low down tank.
an 1 make £enamel bathtub and lavatory, with all
‘ nickleplated fitmngs; special big bar-
BRAND NEW BATHROOM $55. ,, the muwe of his Speech he praised
fho- -lm:<iness colleges and compared
the public with ““4 tuiI ate school sys-
saying that the private school
road. llal‘ien.
SAI I-j—oAnOther litit-r of young
Good quality stock.
1-011
pigs for sale
Will overhaul and repair your‘ car, all
business colleges which prmed to be
so Sm~II-ssftll that educators realized
that 1m course was something that
“115 Ill t 1196..
makes at my winter quarters.
Marshall Street, So. Norwalk
Ignition and RKLiz‘ttings Sstems
LL WORK UREA TEED
office. Ailinx“ \tlrsi
__.._ _D _.__..———-————- 55 ill! I 10h IlIllxrred. Drop card. Lou , W133» throng 7’ and he» as that co ' ’-
EVANTEI)——Cirl for general house- HuV‘k.,.s 3:, yum—3rd St. East Nor- Phone 490 di];:::;:::irfer:{;r::zl:§ iota?" “:16 results Will ensure fro; the anticigpag
work: tilrv» in this izimihi AFN.“ uulk. ’ If you are Interested in savmg mon- “$1.... «Hlass which numbere: grgne ed ‘nformal m,“ , 1'
Mrs R. A, Illlls. :14 Clix.“ $2.. or Tt'iv- 7 7 - . ~— '— 8? look up the most scientific Inter- ”mg... and seven The“, wh t According to the Times. there is
mom: 7“ you SALE—~893Utlffll Bronze Tom national Onwipe Heater. Phone or 1 dm the South Vo'rw. WC; 1 0 a ' reason to believe that the I lster com—
_- W Turkey. weighs 30 lbs. price $16;oo call and I will send our heating man» t?“ “gvéd d. 1‘ “ ‘i‘ege and ‘Imunication reflects in its terms the
‘VAN-ylrpfisyoe s..-sm5:fi 553 m- “PM“? duck. A roasting chicken. 40 to give you installatmn cost, Do not “ho N LC! ' 1 IDDomas. were. :message of Sir James Craig the Ulster .
“mg g In. V11» .IIIV “n w. ‘2"?"1‘I ll.. lelI-I- , all weights. Dray curd. :ggefitnggafzvggmmng' filming and 120?;ggrcgouth 932F;mf§.t—§tiphe“ :I’remier. to the demonstrazors in Bell:
vim 51.2.? r-mll confer; {if}: lupllI-ervrl. Lou Hawkins, :8 Howard HEN NRY A. HEGELBIN _ qgndv‘ 3'0th Pool—“.211: 5.352.: :7 ifast on “Wednesday »in which he de—z
1‘“..le ”S i‘"'3"“rt.‘.nf{f'.§. 2.1:... "f‘ii‘kg‘dl N" 1"“ 5mg“. ‘56 Water St, so. Norwalk hord'o'm Saugatuck: Chéfles Dattalo: :clared the Cabinet was “still striving'
d“ ... >5 , 5,.) m (._ o Sentinel. 51,1”: SALE—Elegant Reslre'nce All! Phone 473-3. South Norwai‘k: Pearl L. Sallick. fito attain an honorable peace},-
im rovemen 2 ' J SE H JR. ’ ':sOutll Norwal : James E. Layden. ; , < r :__ . .
\YANTEDmSituation (lllllfirur llav- N98,!) Bell IsfinfrgeBzfgl-éli'n 33:3! Humgngpfiniingagrrd Heating l.\'0rwnlk: Paul Jr_MiCk1aS- WGSt NOT- ' GENTLE SCHOOL PROGRADI‘
“13 1‘ “‘3”? Wm“? P‘l’er‘ence' Mitchell. Telephone 1861 . l 99“"? WWW walk: I‘eRoy Purdy‘ N-omm; Ken' E eel
$3)? 311E: lnli‘I“: (all plesent employer - » ! Ranges #2:: 33:5?32 Heaters neth MVIITOEIIESD South Nor-walk. -\ fixfififfiin: 1:? ills-remony
- « I * FOR. SALE—T Short an .epartment—Rosilia. J. . 3‘ e. ‘3
\\ \\' TED-L hauffour. married mam I Ezra Hoyt £0n1:{52::d.a115698;§;; mags—Yaw" Avenue, 80 Norwalk Conn. Jo‘s“ South Norwalk: Inez Ci Lloyd, An excellent ThanksgiVIng Day pro-
ulslle$ nos ilion with either p'rivate Ave. House 9 rooms. “’ater. gas — W. J LYON. . Norwulk: Ruth A' S" Johnson, Somh. .gram wm be presented' at Center
mm or commercial. S years cxperi- electricity. About Valacre land. 1m: Phone. 2047 20. Isaac. Flee. V0?“"‘”“ “‘1‘” M1 Gandwv- Nm“ ,scm’c’l he“ mesaaymmnlng' Prind‘
. “CV (an furnish good réfereme‘ Ad- mediate possession- Inquire . MASONRY-c‘apfifljffiv walk: Adele D. RmnyS, Easy,- Nor- pal Standish announced this morning.
dresr "."B care Sentinel. James I; Hovt 7- Cottage th or smog STONE; Tm GOTTA. walk; Edith Tarloa». Norwalk: Amy Rev. Ernest F. McGregor wil be the
VE-‘IVTVDGLRI‘ge room with lentv ”Tank 5 Hoyt. k WW It. Sellcck. Norn’alk»: Henrietta Schnn- ’spcakerr’or. the ,Occaslon.
olk wards. ‘ “The dating tergls to W . m“ I 150%? J‘K‘walfim Mud‘fd 1:: h Students 0‘ deltas; 8:: 8301 Can‘} $3:
L13? .4 . . ‘ - OR ALE— . _ W gl-‘zul (S. :0 a ': I rgueri e . ave organize e . .. a, c u
1 ) H5“ Hm Road. 4 {Perss Phone52géi9§mh used gas heat {Wm 3mm MOE“ and All: {v}.‘llOlllS. South Norwalk: Kathryn standing for Center Civic Club. The
WANTED—Boys to sell vanilla after WI — a l”. Reinhardt. Norwalk: John »J. San- purpOSe of the. club is to promote the
Vsrhool: send {or free :ample bottle. FOR SALE Several pans of Belgian» WALL pApER 5ND, pAINTB In South Nor-walk; Dorothy L. Mc- Interest ‘61:- the school: to keep the
:gakefield ‘Extrace Co, Sanbmnville, S_guircs. 3T Putnam Ale” or phone! How 1: them time paint aux-house (mule. Norwalk school and grounds clean' ‘0 mamtam
- - I "‘ ' ‘ :end m It .' YO your Secretarial Department —-— Elortina order and to arrange for recreation.
WANTED—Experienced operators on FOR SALE Six‘room house on tl‘OlleYlgommdmmmgnfiApsk.hutm garlic; 03* n VROWWtONI Vatalie B Weed. A Constitution has beenadopted-
Shirts. sleerers. fellers_ neck band {dine Clt-v mater. hgmfi large 10¢ 30 to ‘0 per {tent on: m and mte 5‘.”ch 3orwalk; Marguerite Gel-Inlay. The luncheon at the “how‘s com-
-runne.s. and neck band setters. to {.“W Cheap if sold at once Apply F. rial. 81m White.“ “Lowe 8L. \j"“““”§' (Geftr‘fd‘f M: Jenmngs’ "‘3 ”‘10"3 “me!” About forty ”Um."
earn 313 per week steady work Also .Tolles \‘l ilson Road. Sam mu; >ullfh Rorualk. relma \. Rose. 8311- are being fed daily at cost price. A
ailerienccd sewers on plain needle _ W gIItm-k: Florence 3‘1.Batterson.South fine luncheon can be obtained for
men 3“- LE__R0Y SHIRT CO I??? 'SALE—fHIouze 389 barns “nth NW3?“ mull! long “Moe Nurwalk: Locta J. R059, Norwalk; about txventxfi’cents
TO LET I... .I “I“... RUBY“ MI... “km“- Enduring: MW I... A W W58
,, Smith. Belle Island, South Norwalk. lPhone 318. , ‘ “mm" ”WWW“: by Esme” Cane-V 1‘ ‘5 “mum "Dear
"Tu 1.2».‘2‘ Room mill all improve— ~ . W . W . . dhlfiht N'h‘mL H 1 ‘F Center School” and ‘8 sung.to theutune
"R . V Ir “‘ rs: avenue. Also. FOR_ bALE‘~On? eleqtrlc sevnng ma- CARRIGAN- .33“, m “a 1011! fllorfhfin‘ fpf‘."“3‘?-nt4— 9 en ‘ »" Of The Orange and the Black.
b L ‘ r . ( chIne ’motor and loot control tor distance trunking of all kinds (\31‘L115k}.‘l\0r¥\dlk, h\a R. Feldmaa. 471mm wasashort program Tuesdal
Mr’ L [m Mhme' South iorwplk‘ voltage, 4 bargain; Oflco Leary ‘ CO. Phone 1527. Bonn, "‘3 “‘ N‘W‘Valk: 'l‘izz‘m“ 3' Israel, Nor“ morning at the school. The program
7‘1- ‘1 :: r -1 rooms “ill: um 5:256851551»:\%§V?11§5 Bleflnc C0" L‘b' phone 3‘3- l“ “k “9mm“ “0‘19“‘1‘ Ea“ ‘0" opened with prayer and a. salute to the
, , ». lint-hank 5-1” So. Non ' q L‘ a“ ‘ 01““ I" - ‘ . ‘W= Ilk ”1‘3“ PMW‘IHI EHSt Nomalk, flag Principal Standish made several
and: tar: $13.03. Im. Jo: Ice»... FOR SALE-A gem of a home at an FROM THE FACTORY 7° W“ “ “g0 “’m“ “‘"Wd‘k Theresa announcements and then ‘Iiss Park"
‘ a? 1 1 $.- Phone “1:. .. . .... cm optionally low price. Ne“; and M THE HOME. ll., ll: Illxxell South onwtlk; Amelia took charge. Songs for Thanksgiving
attroseoe, pillows. bolsters and , lcmm 1-: élst Roman: pm. prognam were sung '
3-» 313‘ plum} G“ Franklin Av- ..
‘1)liir‘ Hot IQ:
Pit'l‘trif'
pI-r IIIO.
Nul’wulk.
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$55
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weekly.
.9 up.l1l}- hall-
ll:»;s>!il gs. clu‘m
Dancing St'houl.
night:
I wV'
all improve-
:N “21531-
house-
' YOOIES,
gloat“ Infill Coal 8:
Store I: I 0. llt- Sil‘,l§§f'{TU-.k. Conn.
have negotiable
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lprovc-
Lot.
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:58 with all im-
ocation, corner lot
NO 7 ma! n
Real Estate,
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Have you seen
the latest;
styles in
RE GAL
SHOES
we are 8
showing
this week?
Welt-made 73$ Correctly styled
Accurately fittedi
57
T Sold exclusié‘ely by 8 1%
Keeler S Shaft”
~.3l-'lagtl‘me and Popular Music Taught
SI
» ley were
HA1 dwood flOOls
‘ . . lrench doom and windous.
BIOCU‘ICK) gas range. Large size
plot: centrally located. -Highlv re»
sll‘lt'ted residential section. ' $250
down. balance terms and rentrlike
paymcme, Phone 1900.
FOR SAI E—-5 minutes from South
6 1:33:33]:an $931? gerfect home 01
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Telephone 1861. 5 eorce Mitchell.
PROFESSIONAL
{llmouglll} modelll.
and II iIII
'Tuiuf If?”
' E HOD
120 Washington St Phone 2721
Studio Open Now
MRS. LOUISE CANFlELD
I Private Lessons in Dancing
'Soolal Class on Wednesday Evening
Club Classes Arranged
Studio, 7 West AIe Tel.
1 838
”KENDRICK & CHASE
GARAGE
New Address
13 Raymond St. Phone 917
. . _ ,
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tale—Office, .1103; House, 593
new man MEN’S BUILDING
A. M. W003 I'ER
III-roman AT LAW '
an Exnminn U. a. Patent Office
BATENTS
Sand for Booklet on Put-ch
‘ ' is "a” 3“ “dam Cour
1’5 WASBIHGTOB 51-
PleNE 955
Today in Wall Street
p o 1‘ t;
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
jam (>1 lh( f(allllI<
WILLIAM F. HOYT
' DEPUTY W’ARDENS
REAL ESTATE
Look! Four single housue gym“) each.
Listen! S33; roomg. fill“ llzllll. All Im- (Continued from Page One)
DE'VJVI‘II‘JVIZ”. r.
SUMlII
01 the.
((1 lo Hil‘dlldl'l Summon .It l.lil—
I livid. whorl? some
studying the
lllzIrkzllIlI‘: coll:climl
Society's lnllseum.
A crml‘errnpc. lasting into the sum
hours. was instructive and
WILLIAM F, HOYT
_ REAL ESTATE m the
OUTLAWING OF BEER AND WINE
Sta—I'lllletl anti-beer hill and the meas-
ure now goes In the president. the
House having need some time. ago.
Twelve l'icplllllil-ulls and ten Demo-
c-Ials \‘(llell llgzlillSl tllo conference re-
alions some. of the birds and ammo
\\L kl‘InW.
best results.
[IRISH SITUATION
H AVE GRADUATION ,_ '
_:\ ls r the prOSIntAIion of diplomas.
ICIVEN A DINNER.’
illslluctic-lls looking lo the betterment
Attr- r ihf; ‘llllllcl‘ tll I: «III» putic- s motor
time was spent in
mounted birds ill the re—
Audolmll ‘
m uc h on —
mIl \‘.( mkins: to snxc for futule (renew
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Adxertise in the Sentinel for thei
IS NO WORSE
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regard this» contingency as either im-
minent or inevitable.
There is some difference of opinion
as to whether. if an impasse is reach:
ed. the premier willresign. or ask the
COUlltl‘y'S,v,ede§cL in a. general election. '
The Ulstermen. While decisively re—
jecting the Government‘s proposals,
outlining bases for all Irish peace. in-
dicated Willingnessto engage in infor-
mal conversations and INTI“. Lloxdl
George probabll “ill take adxantage
of this to postpOnc the crisis further.
,It is now stated that the premier‘s re-
turn to London was not due to the. re-
ce‘lptof'tile Ulster communication. but»
had already been arranged previously.
The Daily Mail's political corre-
spondent» says he has ministerial an-
thorny insassextting that "the govern‘
ment now thinks they can see their
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telephone 817 (or “mentaflva t0“ I». lh Smmfmd antist church pro— , .
cell. i“"‘”\" l inflll‘llltnllflll _ . - 9 - _
NORWALK MATTRESS CO. 3 'l llI» I ‘l: lRS l"(- m lltion \‘IlliCll follosu‘d I‘OS.T—Bank bOOk E\o' 31F“ ISSUE-(1‘
Franklin and Monroe 8t. 80, Norwalk. llsll Il Illllil midnight . dancing being b3 the Soutlr Borwallc Savlngs
bank. Flndcr WIll please return to
said bank its payments has been stop-
DEd-i n a a
1"-
2» Reg. $4 Union Suits-
.L «‘mr
* COstellO
Men’s Shop
7 SPECIAL
Friday and- Saturday Only
linf
Flannel Pajamas 3
$1.651
MORE RIDERSRUT ,
LESS REVENUE FOR
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trolls who rode on the fiVe-cent line
alone durin'r the week “as
There are no comparatixe figures to
silovr how many persons rode on just
. this line prior to November 6. Ethere-
, fore no separate account. was kept bad
for? that date.
_ It is possible in Vol-walk. for pa»
. sengrrs to lide from the Darien town
to “innepauk. so- -called. a db
tance of over five nliles on a. 10- cent
fare on a S\slem of transfer.
corresponds to the ride of Strazford 01‘
Fairfield patrons over lines of
Bridgeport dix ision where it is propos~
ed to charge 15 cents by eliminam
of the transfer.
CONNECTICUT Co;
42.5314.
This
the
$5.00
H‘w
21'“th Main Street
l
j Phone 1959.
58 “later Street
S. L IVY
at the Norwalk Hospital. last night,
after a short illness with pneumonia.
He was 65 years old: and is survived
by several children.
be held tomorrow
o’clock. from D. W. Raymond's fun-
eral parlors. and interment will be in
Pine Island cemetery.
weeks’» old son of Mr. and Mrs. Steph-
en Domonkos of 14 Hoyt street died
at his home. last night.
was held at 3 o‘clock this afternoon.
Rev. Gabriel Dokus officiating. and- in-.
tenmenle was in Riverside cemetery.
tled weather with probable rain to-
night and Saturday: warmer tonight:
moderate southerly winds.
em area of low pressure is moving
very slowly and is causing unsettled.
shower} weather in all the northern
,di’strio'ls. from the Pacific to the Al:-
lantic coast. and as far south as Ten-
Middle Atlantic coasts the weather
temperature is unusually high for the.
Deaths and Funerals
John Burke. A
, John Burke. of 11 York street. died
The funeral will
afternoon. at 3.
Baby Donlonkos.
Babv William D. Domenkos, four
The funeral
A Good Time Now“
To Have Christmas
THE MICHELSEN STUDIO AT 78
WASHINGTON STREET DOES
Photos at the holiday season mats
lasting. appropriate
Whether it: is ot‘the
plan this year to
graph made early,
no rush or possib
It is a mighty good time right now to
have the photograph made.
for the sitting at
ience.
with up-to—date equipment.
tally located and has
ideas in up—to-date photography.
Quality of workmanship at consent
tive prices is your experience at this
establishment.
78 Washington St...
Photos Made
H lGH CLASS WORK
and sensible gins.
them or 3(1qu
have \the photo-
then there wlil in
la disappointmuxt.
Arrange-
your earliest convuln ._
is well equip”
is ouv
the very latch
This studio
THE MICHELSEN STUDIO
Phone
. Weather For‘ecast
For Norwalk and vicinity:
Unsat-
The west-
ncssee. Along the. Gulf. South and
has been generally pleasant. The
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
10 rooms—All improvement.
Inquire
J. M. LAYTON & C0.
FOR SALE
South Nomalk
9 rooms—All improvement
Price $7,500 each.
Inc?-
5 Railroad Avenue
season in the northern portions of
the Lake region and \‘ew England.
______.____._______———
~——StOp in and look over the used
cars. Termy—small down payments.
Austin’s Garage.
58 Water Street
Remington, Underwood L. c. smith,
Our Agent Is in Towrl Every Du»
Hummer Typewriter Balm
156 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, cm
TYPEWBITERS
All makes sold,
Royal, Oliver.
d, exchanged.
' rented, repair:
ll
ls
I
The Acme of Perfection in Talking Machines
vour talking machine,_ and buy you
When you buy h V t 1
t e lo re a.
eventually will, consider
PERFECTION
In Reproduction
In , Workmanship.
In Mechanism _
» In Cabinet ‘Form
A vital point of consideration is’ the fact that Whatever
Marine Pfd., American Smelting and
Anaconda, together with numerous
utilities and obscure securities sus-l
tamed the list during the first hour.
but a general reaction set in before
gnoon; Mexican Petroleum fell 2 5-8,
General Asphalt land Industrial Al-
cohol added another point to its early
3
loss. Motors. leathers, tobaccos, .
sugars. textiles chemicals and chain?
store issues were lower by 1 to 2?“
points. Rails moved sluggishly show-
ing no material change. Call money
opened and renewed into next week at
41-- 9 per cent.
TALL STREET, 1; 30 p m.—Chesz
peake & Ohio fulfilled predictions by
resuming dividends and added two»
points to yesterday’s rise.
ers, notably Reading; and Lehigh Vial
strong‘ and Mercantile
Marine Pfd. extended its fin to ave
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WALL STREET. Noon.—-\Iercant_ile ‘
Other coralr ,
talking machine you buy, you must buv VICTOR RECORDS to
obtain satisfaction. , It therefore stands to rcaSoII that you w
get better results by playing the l ictor records on the Vietrola
the talking machine for which thex were made ,
3:.
g
I.
A Vietrola. In your home f era week-end.
A selectton of Victor Records of your own chOIce.
A try out.
BUY YOUR VICTROLA
ill .
MEN 8 OVER ALLS . .
All
a garment
fnoYS-D DRESS SHOES:
Thanksgiving Sale
For Saturday, Nov. 19 (Tomorrow), we
vI Ollderful bargains
* » .lC-l’l (l by live lnell. , ,
\\'.~\Slll.\‘(;’l‘0.\‘, Nor, 13.~»—Tlle filllll Snpvrintclldrnt Crllmptoll. III 2. ~-»
llfzi-“lillivc «mp Im- the outlawill "lfi"l"l of filer-(inst, coxnplil‘llentNL ,
. . , gof >l-(~- -» ~ _ .»~ .
”If and mu“ liquors l’nr medical Dur- lhI-m on the Work don»:- III I‘lllrlwld “' ill Offer sorge, T
1’05’5 W15 lalum mdav l)\' the Senate. count}. and that such all vurm‘st look- DlEN’S and 1301 S CLOTHII‘
By zl \‘Uir‘ (ll 3‘3 (0‘2“ . the Sena“: in” In" of» Illmnbprs' (‘llllStl‘d in th‘“; 7
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H‘Mlllull the (*Illllvl‘lince report on the “I. k m. aroma and null ploler‘tlon ~= INGS and SHOES,
You will find below but a few of the many bargains.
Come and be convinced
MEN’S REGULAR 50c WOOL HOSE“?
VMEN’SSOCKS
All C olors
BOYS’ CORDUROY
Regular $2. 00 Seller
BUYS’ FLEECE RIBBED UNION SUITS. . . . . . 95c
\K ell known brands
BOY 8’ AND GIRLS’ STOCKINGS . . ..... a pair 296
Bealskln Brand
MEN’S FLEECE RTBBED UN 1\lDERVV‘IBE’IR
.-...J...-.c.....-.q...u-.oueen-
Highloek and \Iayo Brand
MEN’SCGRDUROYPANTS...............
Regular $5. 00
MEN’S HEAVY VYOBK PANTS . . . . . . . . . . S135
Regular $3. 50
"MEN’SU. -.S ARMYHIPBOOTS $3.48
MEN’S REAvY FLANNEL SHIRTS 984:
Regular $2 .00 and $2. 50
MEN’S FLEECE, RIBBEB UNION SUITS. . . $1 35
Luxurv» Brand
4MEN’SHEAVYWOBKSEGES
Regular $4 50
EN’SBBESSSEDES......-..............$64a
Regular $8. 00 and $8 50
Beglfiarfififl» and $5. 99 ,
:MEN’S GRAY SWEATEBS 95c
Big; Redncm In. Mellie and BayS’ Sheepekin Coats
? Zests. Grveus-atrl’land BeConNInced
S. D. G. CANDY C0».
53 0530111 mid, 32.5.5: Hal-walk.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIOE
ERY, AND ICE CREAM
CQNES
in
G, FU RN ISH-
sir» Phonemic-13 I
O. G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Hardware Store, South
Ofl'ice A. D. Morgan
a pair 95;; ,
c....
pairs $1.08
Zpair for $1. 0%
$1.35
....
010? 2
/
Plumbing Troubles ?
W. J. Ungv
Having
Call 2389 for
75c
$2.95
Agent for the Famous m
I: you are ready to Dutch!“ !
hem
All View AVG.
Thatcher Furnaces
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