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~I .,~ 1:: Who Edllclzltioltlnl1
. ' .mpun which claims to
Imunl or 300.00" teachers
I III. I-ollnll‘l' regards the
. nulwrt-nm- most_
. - great benefits to accrue
‘ ;. .llll)n as :I result. 'The
»I'Illllll|ll(‘ill.j0n has been
sH-w-Itu-y to the associa-
.. I l. to Secretary Hughes1
,\mumlrer1$:
,4 ‘ — W -J
, . m... I’s of the Educational
‘ ,, III Japan. are greatly gra-
vy. object or the XVashing-
.mu. which is to promote]
ml happiness of mankind
.IIIInIIIents. “'6: think that
competitive armaments
I (IlIslruotlng' the cultural,
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3 I Illlllru: antivlnllufitrlal de- TOOthaChe Neuraigia Neufiiis
; . II. I». III s e ape. thero- - , ' ' '
. . .1“ M whatever saving tllltt I EaFQChe Lumbago Pain, Pmn
. I. .I. l-I lhe- rcdu’ctlon of cxv
1 , I'll armaments. first of all
, I'I‘llllll purposes. It is out be-
, 71.. spv‘ratl or better educa-.
, I-I turn secure the peace of
., m! lv\‘ removing misunder-
_- . .II .I suspicions from internal;
, . .Imns For such reason we
I IN- Ilmught that an agree;
,. llnlltllllfln of armaments.
‘ -1 step toward peace the ‘lnt
. :. .Iimxs ought to take.
ll. thmvrore. the. W’ashlngton‘ o.
{In tlw most
l .lwn since the peace of Ver-
Ium. II)! as the object of the
I s-omx‘ ta be. it is by no
,..I...~II.I.- it" each nation faces
, -v:l “llll frankness and sin-
‘lr\ up hope-
ll “I l lm-l‘ dell-gates will czbrxis’
fillflNil
its
oppor- 1
opportune
that the wise . ,
. «nullsrl of Your l‘lxoellen— ' n
l
WARMNG l ‘
Aspirin is the trade marl; o! Bayer H
honor if Your Excellency and other
“Say“fiayer” when" ' youbIJjAsw tin.
Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are '
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
over 22 years and proved safe by regions for
Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions.
Handy "Bayer“ boxes of l2 tablets—~Also bottles of 24 and lGGaDruggists
association? We shall deem it a. great‘
. chief delegates will wear them as wit-l
messes to the ideal we have just stat-r
1 ed."
9
.o‘.’ whom are empioyed by the Texas"
$03,25me
Mothers want it, for
it quickly clears away
_.which be depicted the fate of sin—g
Gulf Sulphur Company, a. new 'vaulter‘
* on {the curb.
‘ of “ “ . of Stucylicaolal
PROTRAUPED HEAT.
A colored evangelist recently vls‘ ‘
ited Gulf. Texas. wherohe conducted. "
a. series of revival meetings among.
the people of his own race, manyA
‘4 He was cruel «in the vlvidness withi
ners. and his descriptions of the in-' I
. ferno were almost as graphic. if not; .-
as poetic, as Dante‘s. He entered
into great clrcumstantiality concern—L .
ing the devil’s coal consumption. and‘
he even recited the detail that his,
. . in :. successful conclusion! the choking phlegm, unholy gIace used 1, 000 tons of sul-
lF|I~.I 'III' ‘Snp'il 1
I‘ .3.‘3....'.§‘2?.,.‘:_§ stops the hoarse cough. "“3; ”393.32.;‘3‘25533’5‘5 of to...
1m ll Ill l-I 0's ‘ p. _ ( «1) ll (1 t the
. E4 .IlIntIIs-lllllltlllIOE]I('?lpI~J:I§:. ‘ . gives "8““! Shep. Sife ggllilefS'sa omlgesneagnrdo :znsunzed t0
'w-v Ms in ’I‘okio. and Is now and reliable. 5‘". the (mplcyment olficcr that he was“
.1 I-llv't I\ no ll r(.( ., '1 {11 "1
I“ who}: llllftlllg'hllpuxtndn'lgE “N0 Opiates' -».- ‘ le-izit's the trouble?" he was ask-
.“ H “”t i”””"““""‘ h." any. I ‘ ‘, . — Oder VIih'L gwine to help take no“
‘ lint-NEviljgulli'A‘III |:rmt‘fi:.m”?:j:;l‘ If'g : mo.“ njdal sulpllall out ob de ground."
V .2» “Elm-H Sign,“ “[1,..tlhnf tlw‘ ' F.LE S}E ‘- "31]:J;|‘E3'0tp-Ohltlllg to a place where
ml \\4 lI-II-l (lir- llon I. It“ “Hon the column); had about 1.500.000 tons
1 II . . ll ,~ l .1. ,, to: 0 WEE—I H0“ EYAfiDTAR of its product stored. "yon white folks
. m H H“. (b ‘0 the l; already 20t"llough dat stuff da‘h to
I]. . mush n llll‘llllu-r‘ or . ..~ keep us niezahs roastln’ foh 'bout fault.
.. 'V “We «1: sisnml i.) this Stimson-Powell Corporation. yeahs."-—VVall Street Journal.
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. 38 WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN. .g. U.
"5 00 ‘ i
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..; Great Anniversary 21 e. ..;.
~° 0 o o
.5. \\ e \\ isil to express our appreciation to the public for the splen- ,3.
(lid support and patronage which has been accorded this 9:0 '
store during the past year. :3: -
i' H A\ E PLACED OUR ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE, REGARD- {till
we, ..‘
r. LESS OF COST “g
u!
.. Shoes Sweaters $1 45 3,.
.1. : ' _____ , _____ 1.85 $5 00 Wool Sweaters .................. l
V A? mien s in“: Shoes ' " $4.95 $6. 00 Wool Sweaters .................. $3.95 :3:
. .Io hwy S oes .............. . . . . . - -. $4 00 Wool Slipmns ......... . ........ $1. 95 3
on I 00 Krome ‘VOI‘k Shoes ......... . . . . . $2.95 $10 00 W001 Sport 003i} _______________ $4 95 9.0 fl
.30 Officer's Dress Shoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.50 35 00 Boys Wool Sweaters ,,,,,,,,,,,, $2 25 .E.‘ .
".V S. Army Dress Shoes ............... $5.25 . ...
l“. . 50 High Top Storm Shoes . . . . . ...... $3.95 Hos1ery 00
I21 “I of) Boys' Dress Shoes ............... $3.25 250 Lisle HOSE: ...... W. 0.61.) ......... “‘13:: 11:: :9:
’4’ WW... -------------- $435 cosmic??? .......................... .5. s...
0‘: , :,0 Dress Shoes, Black and Tan ....... $3.45 $1. 00 Exists. Heavy Wool Hose ........ 59c pr. 36";
o; I30 Flexible Scout Shoes ...... . ..... $2.45 39c Bollston Hese ___________________ 19c pr. ..
'4‘ l. Clmrles' Cushion Sole Shoes . . . ..... $3.95 ..
”1‘ 1 {IO 0. D. Slipper ............... . ... . .. . 790 Breeches .3.
4°?“ 3 00 Moccasins ................ . . . . . .‘ 966 $4 50 Whipcord Breeches .............. $2. 95 3.2
as} ~ $4. 50 Corduroy Breeches . ....... _ ...... $2 .32} 1
B ts ' $5. 00 Moleskin Breeches ........ ...... $3. .3:
‘ " ‘ J
“3', . ‘39 Boys” Storm King Boots . . . . . . . . . . $3.95 Coats ::
.5 ' 50 U. S. Hip Bcots -------- - --------- 53-95 $12 50 All Wool Mackinaws ...... . ..... $7.50 "
.3. 1' r30 Knee Boots ............... $3.25 315903311533; Lined Coats , ............. $8.95
.» $35. 00 Leather goats .ts ............. figgg }:
or. 6. 50 Goodyear almoa .............. 3
-: Gloves . Eeasher Jerking ................ ,, ..... $3.25 30}
“3’ LeatllerPalmGloves................296. , .. g
r . Army Wool Gloves .......... 39o . ‘Slurts 2'
‘3‘ 1510 Leather Gloves ............... . . . 95:: $1. 50 Khaki Shir-ts ‘7 ............. . _______ 37g .8.
‘2“ I 50 Leather Gloves .................. $1.25 .53 90 O D Flannel Shirts ............. $1.9 ..
”2' no A t G] e . . $2.25 $5.00 0. D. Wool Shirts .............. .. $2.95 ,,
6:. u o ov.s f‘ """""" Double front and elbow $345 é’i .
‘ ‘ . .50 gay, NavyWoolShirts ....... .. . 2T
Underwear $1. 19. $41525 Chambray Shirts ................. 79c: :3: a
at. V W} Wool Underwear ................ . . 3 , .
5” Double front and back , Blankets ‘ 65 33‘
I J S Anny Underwear .- .............. . .. 870 U 5; Army Wool Blankets .......... . . $3.25 :0;
'3' :3 95:: U s..Nav'y Blankets .................. $4. 00.
o“. 00 Ribbed Union Suits ........... . S Blankets X X X ............ $4.95 ‘3. '
Z 1.03 :11 Standard Wool Underwear . ..... $1 2: U . Armc w Blankets ............. , $535 l
”3” 00 Protex Uni°n Suns """""" $1 6 “”3570 ii: Officer 3 blankets”. $5.95” {-
3“ 5150 Wool Process Underwear .......... 870 $1 ‘77 ' - :9 5
63‘ \ . . » w
PAJAMAS AND NIGHT, SHIRTS , I:
‘Q. n ...I .............. u. c... '1 1 ’91..
03, 52.00 Flannel'Pajamas ....... ........... .................... H. 3
0:. Sl50FlannelNightm.....~-_..c.--......... ------------------------ .:'.:: .... I..i$1‘9
3 5350FrenchFlsnnelPajamas................ ............ . :
" m ........ . ........... .....15c.
.2. ‘90 Slumber Slippers -. ............. ,
O 5;!
° ' , plot at Frices Less
.3. Our Line of War Rand Sport Clothes Is (Jam e, ,_. .
‘1' , . ' Co t of Production.
Q‘. ’ EEEEE
~:~ ’zoozoozu’oioo’
Before Been Heard Of.
«list Go. Nothlng Reserved.
Everything
at Once.
Entire Stock Must Be Sold, and Will Be Sold, at Such Low Prices That. Have Never
N GTE—No Cicada- Sold to Dealers
STOCK CONSISTS 'OF WOOL BLANKETS.‘
SHEEPSKIN BA'THROBES, SUITS, UN -
DERWEAR, ‘HOSIERY, GLOVES, SWEATERS, S U I T C A S E S, BAGS,
TRUNKS, LADIES’ WEARING APPAREL, SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES,_
TOBACCO, CAPS, RAINCOATS, ETC.
[CW * 0f it if.
any Specials:
Men’s Ribbed Union ,. Suits . . . . . . . . . . 98c
Value $12.00
Men’s All Wool Shirts (U. S. A.). . ..
$3.93
$1.85
Value
‘ Men’s All Wool Union Suits ........ $1.05
Value . $3.50
Men’s All Wool Hose ................. '24c
Value 50c
Union Made Overalls .......... . . . 87c
Men’s All Wool Sweaters . . .
75:6 50 value
.....;..'$3.75
Double Blankets .............;,‘...$219pr.
Vi ool finish $—- .04)
v; lllu
Men’s Sweaters ............. I. . .‘ ..... 98c.
Men’s Hip Boots . . .4 .......... I . . $1.00
Mcn’s~Gloves................ 5cpr.
ooooooo
Men’s Leather (350ch . .
7 5c value
Men’s Dress Shoes » ................ ’. . $3.75
1Value $5.00
Men’s Work Shoes .................. $1.7"
Pure All Wool Shirts ...... . ........
$7.00 value
U. s. A. Blankets ............... '. , $3.95
Doublt1
size
Blue Serge All Wool Suits ......... $22.00 5
$40.00 value
Suits for Men and Young Men ..... $10.00
Caps (all kinds) .. ............. ' ..... 4 Sc up
Velvet Tobacco ....... . . . . ....... . 7c can
ultll purchase . '
Leather‘IPalmV Gloves . . .~ . .y ....... _. . 19c pr.
iMcn’s Dress Shirts
. Men’s Work Fants ................. $1.65
,/ Value $2.50
Men-3s All Wool Pants .............. $2.95
Value $5.00
\
AND one HUNDRED AND .ONE. OTHER 6 ITEMS. T00 summons 2m MENTION
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