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EVENING SENTINEL
' ”ESTABLISHED BY
mums GOLDEN.
.... _ P, 1,. “Mr——
E. L. & A. L. GOLDEN. Props.
D M.” A—_M
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 1, 1922
”mfg...”
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TOMORROW
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sets 5 :10.
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Sun rises 8 :03,
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”titled to the use for publication of
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MASON lC DIRECTORY.
A Slated Communication of (lid
Veil Lodger. .\'0. 1M. F. and A. .\l.,
'1“ llchcld ntits rooms Tuesday
wetting. Prbrunry 7th. 1922. at S
(clock.
“fork l-Znt- rnd Apprentice Degree.
All Muster Masons cordially and
internally invited.
l’ratrrnally yours.
RUUT. J. “’ALSH. W'. LI.
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meets in .\i.w:mir Tl-tnplc. South Main
‘reet. the 2m; and Uh Tuesdays at
each rnmllll at 3 o‘clock July and
August 'wlptwl. All it. A. Masons
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CLA iti-JNt‘l-L A. llliD‘V}.
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:1 “bank or
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openir‘g duh"
paying for itsclr
{Lentimvnt t'M-orlng . , . l
not..." ...-me n. l... L'ruvnngz. Tir- gfh- establishing a system of rural credits with longer term loans. l
oral I'lilnlir .15 Ht has 31:0“ ll lll’tltulnl' " ' ' ‘ ' - l
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lefl'f" 1” 11““):2‘3‘: lull” ”Ii; lhquIC-leurloplml in accordance with the Fonz ' , i
01"“. rl‘f°"'u'“mg ‘1'”0“, and more 31-:lfilllullufl. It is contanded that, a}
m”? “ - amendments affecting the right or = . , :l
18‘1”" I" H '_ 'rq suggpsu.1 bylsufl'rage must be given force by vote ' l:
1h" 1““ Ltd} (duly, “(.34 of m, lot the people dircct and not through; -
ank . l"'(','.w ‘ibmk of 5.5“. york'lratification by state legislatures. l
Nano'” if l I, U do ““3, ("pl The second case is that o( two'. in] ‘0 p _ ,, ,_ . l , l
“”1“" h“ I ' ' M”. 0”,”. Amer- Maryland women who alltge that. . 1 ‘ i1 chr hf” Jamil 0d.{.d5h'
oign .IMHEITL ' 11": T1,, M...” gH-HL'tlley “mu denied tho- right to qualifyhiulwh “‘“f” Conscience. ’bosh’ ”5“"
‘01“ 1“““"'_""x" _ Luigi)“, pending in as \‘Iutvrzl on the ground that woman 4w”: :hmg' , 1.: lumps”: i" “my,
w.:.l.l.. lurlllulvl .l} Q? I“. willporlfll suffrage "dilutes" and. "nullifies" inalg‘“"' \e-‘ "en hunt}; in 1hr- lap of lu.\-
“l" l mu" NJ“: ‘ k” ‘ I .\. “ruskdl\(""$. and that the anwndmint wus>m\_ so. to speak-~Jor about a Week
by 5.4. lw‘ l'hll . ' w. M v-Vflnqn‘.“ “0‘ constitutionally adopted. .nt-xvv shone-ti Up today at the office
and ,HUI,‘ ., ._.. x '1: »-‘ 11‘3”: . As all these matters had been We and immediately everyone [started to
"f l""" 1: ,x.-; l 2):.‘r‘rvoim (‘ps- '5 ll‘)"(’l of ("zlrs-ful study before thc “MAJ”. ” 5mg”. ”0" or pmrkgn p0)“
h). llrll‘lvlf‘lll'l n| 1‘ | .f T-. h.” \Ut— yu'llil'aliun of .‘iullrulu- ““5 pl'nt'lulni-lor‘wha“wkr ll 19.0r lhe "flu": or
3;. ,y r l'. an “4““?34 .. 'u \H‘ Y-ulk- l-«i. the” is little fear that thf_:<,:rwpc. or an} or a half a dozen things
10" ‘l “‘l";”l'1::”:; ‘ Y‘Hiru .. . .. ..- (,r run: ll'lllll'nl \‘lll lm thrown out. It 15:11:": happened to 25' i
ADM“; ‘ "‘ ‘ i I“ l_ . lwtzyr. l()“‘£'\9r, 0 huw- 'ls ( a! h" __"’ ' i
l"""”"”‘ I ..f..«_< MLIHliE..Tfi‘mlzz.$l:::: l,-,\l.tl,lllflll::d lw50bd «luv-siion‘yth’un Th" ”um ““8 we. had a" ““1“"
"r"""" l" I ""Hmfil,’ «Ir; .lm, lln- l-urly in its iii’o- than that tho qu~slion shock "Twill" find ll. was too much;
"7 l" . "““7’3'” 1,”...1 ' ‘ should lw olicncul limo and again to lor us‘ ‘\m"”'2 u l-Tll‘l Who had her,
p0!“ r. ‘55”: Lil-IO“. - ‘l lo. til: Hmfuzw (ind complicate voting issues. im‘m’lW" ”H "'“Ikk'd up. Then “'9 m”,
ii is: ‘le that in H “0““ ’ . . in l'o-llnn “'lzo mlmitlmi to us that tho
”3"” ' ' .... " W '1 "I, v“,.'.'Ir1.n.lf,':::..[.'.’.i:' [HAVEN .ul‘lwlcns. i“?“"" "-“‘."'" ““5 “mm” “a“ "9“".
ms: "ll'r| : .1. 7- j'r'I-l-V l: r -' m“. r Mm'hT “minutes have 'ncun ‘.nm_;;:l\vn to lllnl.l‘} :i lwtlc-r man than hr
H 'n" "‘ K 1'“ ‘1'?!“ :‘:;‘L,_;Lr0p,._ uwl l'vl 1m _wur 1920, which Show “"‘s l'uu“ (.lnn' ‘
“I” “Izflmm‘h FUNNM . ‘v ..v .l " ll \lzzim l.-n:lrl tho. lmlinn will. lllt'l ‘ - 0 - l
l-‘r/lm ' \I v-l ,. H -. "VT ‘1‘ .t fewest murders per 100.000 0‘ popu-l 11.1.- “as all right so far as it went .4
“L." W 'I All}: H vhxi \Hlow‘. ‘:v!i'l" 'l'hu pt-rcviit2136-s vary widel)’ Ll” “" “Nam" suspicious. And I” us
A""’”"' ”H 'i H" ' 'I‘ I K ‘- Q; 4"“...‘4 ill till'l'vrt—ut cities from 64.5 in one tuflll'lh's‘? ‘0 Nu Hm! “in—n wc hvcnmvx.
on. inn-n « v "0"“ ”I” "1‘“; ' out): 1.3 m unotlu-r. Chicago. with “8.5llh'lllClOUS'. HM Luv!) }runll_\' has:
imr-ossllriv ”1““ l""”"‘"‘. rlifl'o’r” ‘ lit- 3,3,1 rl-putution, is lound to mu, a: nothing rm us. “’0 ligurcri it out this:
ll. 1‘ “I" l U: h ll: ”“1 in. (ollllinxntlvl-l)‘ Crt’lllllllllt' rc-cord \xilllfvm‘“ “"r‘! “113 i-xr-nlimiy doing: ”1":
til llmlo 11.. 1 I '.l 1-. ll." right ll“ rat» 0‘, only 7 .3 50w York's r,.(._ 'svnsilil» thing: “Walrllll: clothe-s as tin-y,
,. ~twi uvnll' ?" ‘ a“, A“ but 0M l.- nun “it”: should lu- norm. and tvllinx: tho truth;
consult-rid h"! 0'1" . “Yb“? .l'lfillrk: It is lll‘gill I” St“. York Sm“. t0 .\l:1_\lm if worwvnt to work tin: Boss'
Ala—lull. ‘ .... “I“ ‘» yl'V‘“! so thrri- km“. a srun in (“W3 0“.” hOUSl‘. I...“ would tell us we wort: awful and thus
"”""""‘ "'1”, ”I . , I! t,,,,.nr.,u horn-i who oppose such a law usually “‘H “l“ ””‘h- and maybe h“ WOUld
is .. Illhl'hrl'l' - ‘ 'I'HII ll: of! the (as: “Fl-'1‘" that it (-xpOSCS the law-abiding fire us and do the sensible thing. The I
luuikt-rb‘ ’" “y‘. ”f 1., iiiiiz'rlmz‘ thrirflwuwnoldvr to felonious attacks. combination was too much so we went
slim-vi;- lyiw W "1“ as othgold. sug- T)“: rm, ”mt the state's murder rate back home and 518) cc! there. ll!
qumlr.m 1."!l- Linn): lJl‘llllllHSlUn hmrd— ‘5 low and that three 0: “a principal St'll . _ , o-—— . l "
‘ 1 ”Hm“ is stifling cities have mics or 5.0, 4.1 and 1.3 - 1 _In allur-urc beatlnzthe Ground L
"‘1 M H, ‘ , ,,,. Hf, .Aq “,5. lack respectively, seems to present a suc. Hog-b3 om- «lay. He isn t due to show
"I": H E”: illicit;{lifiwjnzihné and cesst'ul refutation of that argument. ”9 “"1 tomorrow.
main“: 0.x; cl :, , f. Ugh” to 1,010 itg‘ (in tilt- whole. says the statistician. —0--
U ii Jud , 111., -ll uhoujd be murdvrs in tho l‘nitod Stntcs are de- The SW40?“ are ”pointing out to
m... ..l.. ,. c: A, livgv’ululand also creasing. That is encouraging nl-ws. pedestrians the fact that 15,000 of‘
ullH/ ., l'l lwz‘lkn (1'3“, » - land a “mi: “npxpovmm There has them \vcrc killed by autos last ~\‘ear. asl
n»): 1;); 1:.higtk'iiuslfill-Ilulist form ofibcen so much loose talk g “crime u warning to the {ormer to kcep oft
' l“ [w ' r v’ li-Inl 'Fllll l'llillKe has;vt‘;~t'0fi" that the gc-nlrnl impreSSion the hlghwal'3 '
W .' I, ”HT, ,,,,,rn.,t‘ir,n,t1 in TM... has ln-rin that murder was becoming . *0- ‘
:1” 1:.» ,. (l ., .74 “-0 "I filed as sutli. a popular protmou‘ Its true that While goou weather
much not ulna). r 05‘ 7, may be encountered, most everyone
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Isl;l.'('illT AN’D PAID FOR Nineteen million people are m”. who goes to Cuba reports a wet trip.
"’l‘lls .l'H’lrtfiwallle llridgc :u-rosu {he‘ll-S “1 “1.13813. today. and 15.000.000 It'§ alout tin -:O—;h fl b h f
, was oppned July 4 “Ill cvrtuinlv .dli' nnlrss suvcored. ‘ ' ~ I ~ 10 IOrV e rst ate 0
3“ gym“ r" r , 'l‘ ‘l ,,_ “It says Dr. PridtJof Kanscn. It only SDHDS 900mb to ”Ride into the office.
“‘5" , 3“)“ m." ”min: ,2. '21,: “g.” costsadollar to feed one of the sturv- If any do. Lord 11619 the readers of
was llgurwl 1“ “0‘!" . 1“4;” ff" "0;” ing children, clothe it and give u this halt-column. “’e'll use ’em here
and all om mum: in bio f: ‘0. n); medical attendance for a month and take another holiday.
“*8“ “”‘mb' 5“” through the American Heller Admin- —°—“
show that the bridzc is
and its opvration in
such it fast. will SIHHHU grown”: _ The word was used ever 80 man'
111* ti g ‘t will be bought. and and - -- -- . v)
.lnner IE! [I . . . q" “.9 thought you would. Yes. 42 tunes. 1rlchles of color sensation'
paid for. “ill-in wwo'n )f‘ar:-~ Broadway. New .York. and “trickles of joy" and “trickling
The 1,-n,unc urges this as proofonil laughter."
the fact that u. brdg‘2 “Cl-0" _o—
'l'alnpg lay, shortening the distance ,EXTORTING BANKS It's such a suggestive word too
between Tum?“ “”‘l 5" Petersburg TO BE BLACKLISTED (Now \Vlllle we didn't mean what-you
from tin.- prvsl'nt 5:: miles to 19 miles thought we meant. You just leave the
would also buy and pay {or ltsf'lf (Continued from First Page) room). “’hat we meant by suggestive
within a n'usonzlblc limb. was that it sort-a. described a. shine
All a ”1311“" "r fact. a“ ""11 im- and regardless of his financial con- mery. shivery sensation. like a came:
his pay for themselves in less
limo than one would think DOBSiDlO
lit-fore they an- mude. A good road,
or fluhstantial liridgl'. a needed and
fleally unable waterway, the raising or
lowering of a railroad to avoid a
crossing at grade—all these things
bring in sure and npcedy returns.
Medical inspection in the schools is
another investment which commun-
Jties sometime! hesitate to make on
the. around or expense. This also
own pays for itself.
The dlmculty in public matter: is
the name as in private onek—to avoid
waste and nvcdless expense. with
new. exerescencea lapped oft by hon.-
“'9'eq and intelligent omen“. improve-
“; which really improve may be.
W Men by any community with
mun-aggand confidence in to the flu-
“announcing.
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WOMEN'S RIGHT TO VOTE.
'11", right of women to vote in 801
entity accepted as finally establish-
ed it is startling to find-that two can.
testing the legality of the sum-age
‘ Wm?!“ have reached the stage of
. ninth before the-Supreme Court
’ ‘ lot. theyUnlted S
' The first case a one brought by
marks Falrchlld or New York
.. . the necrotary of state and the.
, murder general on behalf or him—
" ”it find the Constitutional Union.
, m cm. seeks. to compel the with-
wwt‘ofgthc proclamation announc-
fact-ail canon or sum-age on the
prove-rm:
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Congress Agricultural Bloc Harmless.
Social Bloc the Ileal Menace ”
By SENATOR W. S. KENYON of Ion
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The so-called agricultural bloc in congress
nothing more than a meeting of members from states,
in which agriculture is one of the greatest industries,
to talk over the need of the farmers. There is a socicl ,
bloc in Washington that offers areal menace. Well-
meaning men from many states go towns: to ac-
complish certain things, but they find the tremendous
influence of the social bloc too much fax: them.
I see no particular harm in the sitlmgdown to-_
gather of the senators from, the West 0nd. the senders-
from the South to talk over ngricultuml interacts, and
that is all there is to the so-called bloc. They am doing nothing to injurc
my other industry or interest, not workingjgalnst only other: bloc, but;
trying to arrive at some satisfactory action that will assist agricultum.
The secretary of agriculture and the secretary of, commerce have met
with the bloc and talked over various matters and no one dreamed it. was.
such a terrible thing to do. The senators. have been derided, become they
did not go to the older party leaders and ask: “le Mr. Mm
we pass this little bill for the benefit of agriculture?” Instead, they have;
gone ahead and done things.
And what about the other blocs-Abe lumber men, bankers and other-
groups that. come together naturally when matter: came up coming;
their interests? What. has done more to influence legislation in Walling-
ton that any other influence is the social bloc.
The agricultural bloc prevented the adjournment of congress last
July, and thus is responsible for legislation accomplished does. It pro-.
duccd the war finance corporation legislation and the packers’ bill. Meas-
ure.» for loaning money to farmers and assisting them have been passed.
As to the future program of the bloc, it fovors a «repetitive mar-
kvting bill, placing a practical farmer on the federal reserve board and
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That word “trickle." Just got that
istration. Give one look at your rosy
from reading over some or our mail.
kiddlm. another at. your garbage can.
player experiences when he sees a. tel-
low sucking a lemon.
-—o-—-
Well. anyhow it just-describes tho
thing we mean when we any tbs
poems “trickle in." WA find ’ellk
shoved under the door, or draw.”
our typewriter. or puaheddn thanki-
ter box. Most anyplace. but. whet-ethos?
should bc-(Willie,_ we told you to
leave the room. “Fe didn't ”the
ncctlons or political influence.
Something more than idle rumors
was the basin tor the White House
stutvment. expressing alarm that Gov-
ernment funds. were being used merci-
lessly by a certain class of schemers,
inlnd actual proof or these activities
‘was what highofflclals nought today.
Meanwhile measures were being
taken to nuke a. more-emective appli-
cation ot the credit benefits for agri—
gulture. it that is. possibl'e.- Closer
measures of supervision over Govern»
meat gel-edit; 10's 10:111.qu prob-
ably will be inaugurated by the War
Finance Garm- emb-
lished over thesountry by the. corpor-
i‘ztlon. are to nausea more- careful
.simck‘on, their loans Applicationcof
bankers are to under” timer mutiny.
'to detect‘tbc prom, it there hap-
pens to be any or» that. clua lit-conv-
munltles where the farmer. amusin-
out as an intended victim.
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l} L'BQWL DROPPED _ LOOT.
l ' MERTDBN. Feb. 1.-,-A burglar who
broke into R. L. Baldwin’awmhouse
0.9 North George street about 3
o‘clock this morning. droppedra. large
“be; or. loot. containing forty-five cans
and jars of canned, goods. when he.
was surprised by the police while
walking alang Camp street and W es-
capcd in irookside Parkwdespite a
fusillade of shots fired atrium-b? the
officers. The police describe him as
you want to insult our emulators?)
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Just about the time. ems": w
thought the don-of war were. :
someone came along anicmudg
cation for a 1923 license-tag toer'eags
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We npted in passing mafia Gm,
man murdered his wife. ma
was extravagant. Now mun roman».
ried men. Not that we, 9.de '
approve of such drastic met: o’d
so tar as we can see there» 7 no,
jection to your reading this- new:
interest aloud to your. wile-as a war»-
lug.
.To-y—
Orange trees have been known-to
bear fruit until they were 1511””
old. .We bought a. dozen..§he;.otltgr
day, and from {5911' _ Bil-113 4305“” . ;
would say in an off—handed @8330?
that they must. have been part-oi—the
original second‘crop. ’ "
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gm amendment wan not
five. feet and nine inches tall: andvclalm .-———-——=--o-';——-- »
- that he was, wearing a dark cap and Advertise in the Sentinel!”
along overcoat. ~ . 1:» results. ,. ' 7, i, ’11:: H ’ .
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Here
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A8313- dfi!‘ here. tomorrow“ The, match of progress goes merrily on— . _
knows no lianitltcreebargains everywhere—Fol- m ce ' price “mm“
A 3. ;,.—All‘Perfect G
Tomorrow at I 5. 34¢ yd.
500 Pairs of Blankets ht Less.
Than the Merchandise Cost
A TRIO OF BIG LEADERS
Plaid Blankets
Plaid Wool Blankets
Worth $25.00 a year ago
Pair
Double header values, Table:
Linens, Towels, Crashes
Sale price
dozen ..... . .
64 Inch Full Bleached Satin Table
Damask
............ ...79c
72 Inch Satin Finish Table Damask
Salcvliricc. yard ............. 980
Full Bleached Table Damask
590
100 Heavy Satin Damask Pattern
Table Cloths
$2.98
chnlm $3.00 value.
‘ Hemstitched Pattern Table Cloths
Sale Price
Reliable. serviceable quality, good variety
of patterns to choose from, $1 98
0
Sale Price
1,000 Yards Russia Crash Toweling
Very absorbent; value 25c 0c
Sale Price, yard
200 Dozen Heavy Huck Towels
Soft finish, value 20c. _Lc
yard _ 2
100 Dozen of Bleached Turkish
Towels
Sale Price .
Very spccially priced at
a yard . . . ..................
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Full Bleached
Crash Toweling'
Neat red border; very absorbeu
price 25c. 5c
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2,000 Yards Crash Glass Toweling
Women’s Bursa! Hose
Medium weight, se‘amless;
van. Regular price 39c. 29c
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Women’s All WW Bose
Sale Price-
only
. Odd Lot of Women’s Hand Bags
Velvet and leather, silk lined, fitted. With
$5.50: _
Sale Price
Woolcjn Gloves _
For men, ' 1305‘s bind. children.-
$2.00 44-inch AllWool Navy Bl’u‘é
French Serge . “
is! regular
Sale Price, yard . . . . . . . .._,.
Former price 29c yard. 96
: black, cordo-
Sale Price “
Fancy clocks, valuearznp to $350:
frame and mirror, value from-$3.98 to
”To dugout-at, pair .1». . . . . .
$1.39
mun-nun}:
— sag-me.“
.........._....$2~.50‘
. Plaid Blankets
.7. . .. .......... $52.00.
$7.98 .
fi-Zlélcuckpnlr
5c
5,0001%:«1: of Standard anest
Count Percales
colorings; value 35c yard
Tomorrow. yard .......
19c
100 handsome patterns, light and dark. 7
.Hnstling Days in our Coat
i’ and Suit Department
Winter. Suits
)1 good assortment of the max-r ;a pm: .vr
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WONDER!“ VALUES IN
Bed Spreads, N ainsooks,
Muslims
Blu‘ing now is like putting money in your
Savings Bank
Crochet Bed Spreads
FLSll-tljzlgricc ............... $ 1 .59
Extra. Heavy Crochet Bed Spreads
Sale Price ..... - .......... $1.98
Satin Bed Spreads
Fine quality $4 98
............... .
Sale Price
Longcloth
ll'zllllc $2.98. Sale- price
‘l(I._\'r:. piece .............. $1.44
Yard Wide English Longcloth
‘Ualnc $3.50. Sale Price
$1.69
10-yard plot-c ............
4.000 Yds. 36-01. Unbleached
Sheeting
Uuud heavy quality. 2.1
Very Spociau yard ....... 1 72C
Nainsook
36 inches wide. soft and shl-cr. a (lcpcmi
able quality; value $4.50.
$2.69
Sale Price
10-yard piece ............
Japanese Nainsook
~10 inches Wide. fine smooth quality. 12»
yard pieces; value $5.00
Sale Price . ___________ $3.98
10-yard piece
Women’s Long Wrist Chamoisette
Gloves
And two clasp, silk lined: regular $2.25.
mm“ ........$1.25
pair
Women’s Handkerchiefs
Plain white, hemstitchcd initials, regular
price‘ 35c. 15c
Sale Price, each . . . .__. . . .,._. .
Men’s All Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs
500 quality
Sale Price, each . ...,_-... .
39c
54-inch All Wool Tweed Coatings
In black and white mixture. Regular
price $3.25. ‘ $1.99
SalePrice,yard ..........
36-inch Chitngeablc Taffeta Silks
All the new spring shades; regular price
”25' $2.19
Sale Price ...............
40-inch 3mm Salsas '
01%Bm7 tiful’: lustronfi, finial W c°l°is
to choose from. Regular. price...
”93' 2.79
Sale Price
Regularr$4£§ a yard. .
$2.219
we!
ThisSal‘e.
yard
, mésscinghams“ _
Value 252 yard , 15%0
Tomorrow! only, yard . .7. .
" ~ Value 20
styles and colors which wmxhl .l, r‘ ,
early spring wear. Q5 8
Clearance Sale Pricc-.- . . 0. ' a
$9.98, $24.98
Big Clearance of Dresses
High grade dresses in the nvn' wl
ings. fabric: and stylm. mm‘ cpl"
priatc for nutv and early wring
wear. $5 98
Sale Prices ............ o 231'
$6.98, $15.98 A l};
4:
Dress Skirts ii:
N931 made-l.- made nf fine -u.-. 'Y‘. - :g:
and Styles that are in Vnguo- _\ c i i
milligr- nf l-nlur, and HA“;- :llMLa 9:-
ll‘ ll; lli chm-‘9 fr¢.!n_ it“: 1' L.- STU,” ' t
t 0 $10.00
valuc- ................ $2.98 ,, if
in
$4.98, $7.98 ...:
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7- 'i;
Winter Coats ilg:
Umul warm coats. made «it mix-J“ fiat-L
‘ ~ “ E)?
rantings and lllleLli‘tw; “vii mail”. ”3%:
Regular ill'll't‘ $15.04).
Sale l’l‘lcr
Smart winter
$5.98
in all the
models
«may. “ ‘
as!»
Wanted colors and style.- t'ur every oc- j._
casimi. $18.98, $22.98. $24.98, $29.98, 2‘
$33.98. Formerly priced at $29.98 to ’31::
$65.00. i let:
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Thousand and Que Things in Our
Kitchen Furnishing Dept.
One-Third Less
Earthenware Tea Pots 2:;
Prettily decorated
valuvs up in $1.50.
........ .. 79c
890. 98:
25-lb. Japanned Flour Canisters
Regular price $1.25 . 98C
Sale Price ..................
Rotary Ash Sifters
Heavy galvanized iron. will fit any >z.‘
ash barrel. Regular price
$2.79
$3.25.
Galvanized Iron Ash Cans
Sale Price ...............
Large size, corrugated sides, regular
...... $9” $1 45
Sale Price . . . . . .......... o
Universal Bread Makers
No. 4, will make from four to 55.:- leaves
of bread. Regular price
$3.25.
Sale Price .
Extra Special —- Rome Copper
Nickel Plated Tea Ketfla
With bent spout. Regular price 1 69
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O’Cedar Oil Mops
For polishing and dusting.
es
980
W
Wearever Aluminum: Mr Pans
$2.25.
Sale Price
Regular price-$1.00 796
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No. 8 Steel». Gray Enamd Tea
Regular price $1.25.
Sale Price .1,
l-qt. size. KW m ', 858.
Sale Price........ ..... .
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36 inches Wide...
. 36-inch mack Charmse
Extra fine quality; value $5.98.
Sale Price $2.98
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