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THE SOUTH NOBWALK Mme WE”I-j . ‘ ‘ ‘I I N » 3‘" . FIVE
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R ‘w orpomuon he said
l l‘: l \K‘ll“: I!’P I Y ‘which could effect economies and indebtedness by dint of bond issues perity and 0‘: desirable 'busineg. ex- si , i i , ._ ’ ' .
l1 ()l”) 5,1) acquire for ltselfa power in the mar- he fact ,5 heralded as evidence of pansion ,, . an armles n 1915 in their retreat IS estimated by Polish health officials
‘IC APITAL kets by combinations better bUSiness conditions, and of cap is scarcely half finished. It began that 1,500 died after reaching the
He said 1 ltals ( ' last 1;, camp. Doctors attribute the a. or!
here was a. misconception Increased Willingness to engage MOTOR VEHICLE 1 J“ 3 Estimates Of the number of deaths to disease contraclgdJ cg
I ‘.:st l‘hige legarding the finanma] st in these. industries to be repatriated var' from 600, 00
‘ culture at“ 0‘ agfl- larger rod and thus '“sDireI DEPARTMENT HAD ., , . 3 o mute and brought about by exposure
D uction an in the Polish Commission to 1 300 000 '
d better employ- I] - and la n p on hne t.
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1‘ "‘1 ““0”“ I” the mortgage indebtedness of e I IOI I II 35th the mechanism BIG B SINESS- by the Russian evacuation commis— ——__:_:__H_S_I__:I
1' . w, WU”: men farms shows. over a I
Of finance and the “ -
Dre-conceptions or ——---———— . _.___. sion. It is estimated that more than ROO‘ ~ ~
t 1.. mi Fink!) 40.
imarked tendency to increase. the fact 1:: lrsz‘unity are united in creating Continued from First Page. l WARSAW, Jan. 21.——Government 000300 already have passed through 3
1 .111 support :f becomes occasion for concern." he ample 2:16???“ that p35}, access to inspectors say there is much typhus the Baranowmze camp alone and that .. Another case of violating 1119 state
.mm-« c said. “If during the same period the far II a 15 a disadxamage to the the resultant increased total, as all? a th th 11 f P l the total number returned to date IS IIImIIy law was ISIenIflI this morning
.1111 01' the railroads or the great industries mm in mer, and an efldence of his decay rece1pts from this source must by law mong '3 ousan s 0 0133‘ men, approximately 450,000. The care of when Lester Roosa was fined $40 by
11 l in those;trolled by COPDOrations find them- sa prosper-113; while precisely the be turned over to the state highwaylwomen and children who are dieing re- these people is in the hands of the Judge- Nehemiah Candee in the up.-
., 111 11 h ham solves able to increase their mortga me circumstances are construed in department for road repairs a‘nd re— lpatriaited from Russia through the Polish government aided by several town City court. An appeal was‘tak.
m. m- l-: uropean ge other industries, as evidence of pros.. placements. gimp at Bar-anovicze. near the Polish- welfare organizations. en to the higher court as imihe othcg
Constructive criticism of the depart- ussian border. The disease, they as- These refugees have been dying in cases. .
RHGFVT AV ments policy is always helpful. a’nd13crt, is becoming more Widespread as such numbers at. the Baranowicze Other jitney cases went over until
1. L D PALACE TODAY, _ the department mums any one inter- l it does each winter as the cold weath- cafnp that the authorities have found 2 o’clock this afternoon including ~
' ested or aggrieved bx the management er sets in. it necessary to bury the victims In that of Antonio Coppola. ,
of the department's business to com-l Repatriation of the Polish popula— great trenches Of 62 000 who passed .
municate with this office direct. ution which was withdrawn by the Rus— through the station in November it Sentinel Want Ads Bring Results.
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Entrmlcea “1 Main Street. Fairneid Avenue. and Cannon Siren
A big Congoleum :
Gold seal rug-r: $10.
A real rug, with an attractive border pattern.
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l I WI!'IxIIAI'I-IIIAAIAIIIIAI A genuine Congoleum rug of the first quality; carrying the Gold Seal which 15 the 111315ch
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l; I “"‘ ”""“"°“"' Congoleum, light and durable floor cover1ng.NVith many of the features of l1nolcu
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with the lightness of oilcloth but of finer surface—sanitary and tasteful and fitted for serv1cc
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3;; . I‘ .‘.’.r.,.-’.I"Z.a‘$"'"§; These rugs measure 9 feet by 10 feet and61nchIes. TIhIelr advertlscId pnce has $1
in“: A ~ III 1 I. been much more than our regular price of $13. 75—-
.117} ‘ .1113 1‘10; SI” INLAID LINOLEUM, the sort with pattern reaching all the way from top to bac
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ff; , 1 ”'0 ”33111115133! 1., the Palace and Regent today. tomorrow “Erik $1.13,. ”“Skmm'” NVhat CAN the Mill End backbone be? .VVhat can you mean?
. . . ,, . ‘ , . M“"“‘“‘ ’ “A —— “’3 Mill End backbone is the splendid assembly of cotton textiles. ,
3"“: o. 9. .m. 0.00:”:..: “z” ”:Iw'o: « 99”” «3.3.3.: ”:06 5.39:». ,W «:«:« ”099$ 90 m»««:«:«: _ . . .
.2. 0%, ’Tls they around wh1ch the whole M111 End Sale has been bu1lt, about which the whole 3
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:1: W ' .g. pale has grown. How sturdy and strong and powerful they are ! What merit they have! What
U Y O I I PA 57 :3; 1a mark they set for all the rest of the sale 1 SEE RIGHT HERE SOME 0E THE THINGS
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It: ' go, , Home Cottons Linens 85 Towels
1%. i O l l R BI I I S p ’3‘} in the" Mill End Sale. . in the Mill End Sale.
"l' . 3:! Sheets, bleached, 72 by 90, with center seam; regu- Table damask, bleached, mercerlzcd, 58 inch; rogue
1;. - " I” 35% 75c lar 600—- 500 ' -
:3: .0“ Heavy bleached sheets, extra strength, 81 by 99 reg- 72-inch mercerised bleached damaék; ’ regular 85;}
i 3. ular $1 .75— $1.50 and $1— 69c & 856
.3, - N Fine sheets 0f 51390131 50ft finish 81 by 90 regular Tablecloths, merceriscd hemmed, re ular $1. 85 ta
’2’ ”* $2_II‘Uti bleached sheets of great strength. $135 $225” 1 55 to $1 95 I‘:
1;. r' _ 1 . ’3‘ ca ’ "" Hemstitched tablecloths, mercerised; regular $2.5m
.1. lou re to Blame Slow Payers Halted 3° 33333-311? . $23? and $3 75— % A $325 1
:5. “ 81 by 90: r e g: $2__ $175 Mcrcerised hemmed napkins, 15 to 20 inch sizes; 1'
i: 1 .1\l{ for credit at a store and DON ‘T DECEIVE YOURSELF. Don’t 0:0 81 by 99, reg. $2.15-- $1.90 “luggage? ltd—kins 21 or 22 inch r we 1%: 3545“
g. .1 11.1.1 you can’t have it— think you can neglect paying one merchant x1 50 .Pillowcascs, Uitca and Alllance, 45 by 36; regular $8— 1? : 3 8g1fl$4 $150 $6.50
3; 11115. . y»: .1111; THE MERCHANT. and get what you need ON CREDIT fromx .3 ,0— Honeymoon pillowcases, fine soft muslin; regular $1 503mm, embroidered and scalloped, regular $1. .25$aina
é: ~ . .» I.III :IIIII to bIame but yourseIfI IIIIOIIIIIIIII I I 3;; 65cII-IIicnwood, 45 by 36 cases; re a1: 39c—- g: Hematitched scarfs and shcms; regular 69c— 590
y I ” " "‘ 3 OUR OWN CREDIT, and Don‘t think you can exhaust your credit» .3" Id goth of gold muslin, speci soft finish; fggIgIIfgigc gfl‘flurkigli lilezgcshed towels, half a dozen bli'g $165150“;
19’ is good or bad, it stands as a v. f h t- d 1211 mm; in on c— ‘3 giro ar e O c— c 0 0
‘3' 1 . your efforts . “IIII one set 0 mere an I anRA‘ ZES‘IZIPAY % Pillow imbing, staunch and 300d, 42 and 45 Inch; reg- Extra—big heavy Turkish towels; regular 551—850
‘5. I on anOther' THIS IS AN E .3. plar 50° and 550— 420 &450 I Cotton crash, twilled; regular 10c-—- 80
3; 1:1,, . ,1 your credit is based upOn As YOU GO.” 3‘ fiblegcffii 3113:1155 fidr?gifl;1:ef9ug 17c— :33 Unbleached or plain win to crash; regular 121/26“ 3
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é ' I I_ 1, 1 Ad YOUR BILLS. If you Pay Every merchant in the town, through :::" Long Cloth, soft finish, ’fine strength, regular $2 and . . ‘ l 108
o} w 11;, ym (ll'sel‘ve credit, and 3011 get . our Association, can learn how you PAY 9:. $2 50 per piece— $1 75 to $2 15 _ Union bleached crash; regular 19::— - 151:
z? 1: 11 111,11'1 pay, vou don '1. deserve YOUR BILLS ‘ .g. . 0$Scalloped and cut-corner bedspreads$1r§5giéla§2§725 15 All-lmen bleached crash; regular 39c——- 250
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I? v ~ III \QU DON-T GET ITII—IIIIII . - h . trenoth- and the mer- :3: Satin hemmed bedspreads, nice patterns; regular Wash GOOdS
1:. 1. ; N,” get credit or ,not DEPENDS In unity t» ere is S a :\ , m M ’g’ 53.75 t0$550— k, $3.15 to $4. I751 in the Mill End Sale. .
:3. I‘E‘” ‘9 ”ELY UPON YOU AND YOU chants have united mt" The ‘Y'orwa I Ier' u Ripplette spreads with pret co red stripe, sea Outin fiannels re tt ink and blue stri es 0-):
“E: .111. I chantS’ Association. :33 loped and cut corners, 81 by 90 indies; regular $3. .25—-$2 75 checks, 27ginch re glfl cl:- Hey—P 1131/50
‘3 “i Fancy White Goods ' Standard percales in excellent colors and patterns?
'3 "" - 8 ' . regular 25c—«1 190
‘E? gig“ :. , in the Mill End Sale. J . Ripplettc in good stripes, agreeable fabric which re<I
,3: III '30 ' -Bipplette, sfplendld texture; regular 250—— 190 ‘ qmres no 301111135 regular 210-“ 39 170
3, 0:0 organdie o attractive crispness and fineness; regu- F1119 dress ging ams- regular c-I-n 250
,‘ , )0: “I; 29c-—~ 21.0 Idngeric plisse of soft firm quality, pink blue yellow
NoRWAI .K MERCHANTS : 1AA .. AA A ”A... - AA A— A »
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A S S. .C IATI.N .09 Pride ofpthé, 'VdVest “flags; ré ar 35,0 m3 afingc t 250 Beach cloth, good colors, yard wide, regular 39%:
“ BlueBirnainsoo so finishan ecxturc
cog Especially good for underwear regular 39:3... 253’ ’ , rklaIdms shirting, excellent woven med 1111115933,: ,
8 NORTH MAIN ST S- BONE: Sccj ‘ oplin, W55: andflrm, for nurses wear particu- 50‘3" ,, ._ . . : q .
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