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so. NORWALK.
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Dry Goods Store
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Under Home Hotel
South Nov-walk
Last Week of Sale
New Taking inventory
.1dvantago of these
. 1‘05 10 save money.
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Miss Jean McMullen and Mrs. W11-
; Ham 8. Beckiey. or Darlen. were V151-
tors in South Nor-walk. y‘esterda)
afternoon.
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756, 95c, $1.45, $2.15
‘1 and $1.1de Collar. 10:
(is
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‘ . O’Brien’o.
ate» caps. umbrellas
‘. A joint birthday surnrise party for
Florence Norris and Gladys S. Smith
»« washeld at the home of the latter. 42
Spring street. Friday night. Gaines
‘2 were played and.a. collation served.
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5-450, 32250, $29.50, $34.75
-eniher Coat, size 38’ $12.50
|o~i'\1i;ollv‘
sop-111‘”,-
Norwalk has one case of measles.
”while Darien has one case each of
measles. scarlet fever and diphtheria.
', according to the report of the State
Department of Health.
Jennie F. M. Belardino. of Westport.
was yesterday given a divorce from
:Guilseppe M. Belardino. who deserted
his wife in 1914 and went back to
“rs Ernest Sloan have l,ed‘ltah. The couplo were married in
NorwaJk after an extended ' 1912‘ ‘
1,1!) trip and have tafiéri'up
.-iarnce at 102 Harbor avenue.
CITY NEWS
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Guests at the Royal James Hotel
.last night were: Ade N. Hall. Syra-
cuse. N. Y. Mrs. Nicholas J. Hayes.
INew York City; Miss Catherine Vin-
‘cant New. York City. and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hudant. New York City.
3-11.50 per
Tel. '21.
3321- sixe pea. coal
';:rl"ls and Gans Co.
Thaddeus Guycr. of l'nion.
.110 has been confined to her.
wyr the past three weeks with
11119 to be out again.
Tomorrow noon at the usual meet-
ing of the Sunday club at the Soth
Norwallc Congregational church At-
torney 1“th Light will address
,the mombcrs of the club on the sub-
ject of “On 111. \Vitness Stand."
ilator and covers.
Kol‘n.
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monthly meeting of the South'
Mum'ciuns' Union will be
afternoon in Musi-
106 “’onhington
.1 .1 o'clock sharp. The com-
ri rm»: dance of December 315.
.1 Iinal report of “floral.
Charles Frizzcll. of 1 East W’oll
sin-91. is recovering at his home from
an attack of the influenza. Mr. Friz—
zpll was confincd to 1nd for four days.
but “us able to be about the- liollSl
Ithis morning.
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”marrow
ilvudquarters.
——Egg. Store and nut coal.
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Specials.
Incomplete Lines We Are
Closing Out
Black Overalls . . . . .... 79c i
Shirts and Drawers . . 45c
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3 Four-in-hands . . . . $1.00!
All E. & W. Collars
$1.00 per Dozen ~
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Rogers 69‘ Stevens
Two Store:
Norwalk S. Norwafli
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.r-t. hunks: 111 ltlipols. trunks. 791 ' " ‘ '
» ' 1: qudI-r cans. Thivvt-s " '
‘i-w lav‘ . or " ‘ ' — .. .
1:111: in Ptlyithfiaccugig rlPll('rl(‘k Smith and his “'ifou Mrs.
J k' m ’ I] p0 p? . "3 1.0111312 Halli-3' Smith. lieu 11mm 11511.
r111 1111: .11 homo. lie—1111.511 P . \.V , . . _ _
\, ~1 \‘1 1' . k 'l" .. .. (‘ ‘ , V ‘ 111- in ,.1v~ \ork for sum: 111111. Mr
‘1'" ‘ ’ “a. ""“ «1111.11.11. lenli is mill Mirroring irom lirok‘n
“' 1111's sustanwd at Thnnskghint: (1'1an
> .u‘ht-n hr 10-”. Mrs. Smith is ill Wilh'
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"1} Her and HOOd coxers. pm-umomzi, but is rccovoring slowly.
'. hohn. i
_ P111 h l' l Superintendent of Schools Georgo-
'I““/ 111111;} )Fixfll I. e 111; scream V. Buchanan. Supervisor 1). A. (lrcv'n.
mitt": ‘ '0‘ 195' Sln’is two George R. llrunies. principal of lhv
" {:“L‘? “”5“ month. .. Second Franklin Junior High School. and
.1 .(Nu and 31} Man. 130111 of \Villiam B. Noypa [li‘lllC‘lpal Of WWI
‘. .111- hoe-n (lumped to on \1ctor senior High School. anrnnlwl 111-
..1u 11111 Hove-r \Pt sung. Hoar Htan- Toachcrs' inn-cling in 33“, H.1-'
>11 H1" .X. .l. (lullins C0. >100
\ 011 _\ esterday.
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in 1.; o uptown cit) court )cstordnv on easy wuekly payments.
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DeadmandFuerals
Mm. Anthony Gm.
Word was received in this city yes—
terday of the death of Mn. Anthony
Ghiotto. in Bridgeport. Mrs. Gliiotto.
was formerly a resident or Burritt
avonue. and was well-known here. and
had many friends. She- is survived by
her husband and two sons. James and
Anthony. The funeral services will be
held from her late home Monday
morning at 8:30 o'clock. and from St.
(‘harlos' church. Bridgeport. at 9
0'0l01'k. Burial will be in St.
.‘Jir‘hucl's t-cmolery.
Funeral of Mrs. Condon
The funeral of Ellen Condom 01
\V r-Slpofl was held tat 9 o'clock lhlS
Xmorning from the home of Mrs Harry
Niellagher. \Vactport and at 9: 30
o clock 110111 the Church of the As-
sumption Westport. Rev. B J. Car-
roll ofl'lciated, and burial was in the
\V'Bst—
port.
Funeral of Mrs. Fenley
The funeral of Mrs. Mary
Frnlex was held :11 11 o‘clock
\l'ilton
ibis
morning iron] the late home on 42
Prospect avenue. Hex. Louis B
Howell. rector of SF; Paul's church, of-
ficiated and burial was in Riverside
cemetery.
(‘Ul'N'TRY
CL! '8 V 0.“! NATION S.
llr. George “. Fawn-(~11. Vomed for
President and Cnum- ilrmn Beale:
tor. Ewe-president. ’
Officers for the ensuing your for
1hr Norwalk Countrzx (‘luh have been
SpvaIOd as. follows by the nominating
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President—Dr. Grorm! Vl’. Fun-r141.
\‘ice--prvsédeiit~~Samurl .l K: ! lwr.
Se: retarr—lunvrercr K. i’aul.
’l‘rvzisurtrv~>‘;1+1:rwr S. Adams.
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FlannelShirts.....$1.45g
WOMAN COMING
TO THIS COUNTRY
KILLE DBY SOLDIERS
Continutd from Pogo One.
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as she Was about 10 go to Ammica.
sidr-rable money.
On the afternoon of the sixth of
January. the two murderers made fin-
al arrangements to rob the Balazsl
5111. She had $10 in American mom.
cy and 101) kronen. Molnar said that.
he didn't propose to soil his hands!
for any such trifling amount, but. ac-
cording to the information riceived
here. said that he would do a favor
tor his friend.
The woman was seized and strang-
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: led with a. thong used by Molnar as aI
belt. and when they heard a. train
coming along they threw the body on
tho tracks. They then placed. the
”mingled remains on the track. again.
It was then that they took the money
and shared some of it with Sergeant
Ladlslav Tanczoa or the Prague bar-
racks and also with a. ma. Kruncz.
by name, who had witnessed the
crime and who had been blackmail-
ing the two murderers.
The other two men were arrested
as well and at the last reports were
being held 161- trial.
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_ COLLINS SUGGESTS
ULSTER JOIN SOUTH
Continued from First Page.
part which votes itself thereunto we
shall not permit. unchallenged. force
to be used." Mr. Griffith declared.
".Mr Collins reprmenta the unanl-u
mous attitude or the Provisonal and
Daily Ministry. 'We want not only
peace, but brotherhood with our at
present diffidfint countrymen. We seek
for our nationalist people in the north-
east nothing but the equality of Irish
citizenship. and we offer frankly and
sincerely to our l'nionist fellow coun-
trymen in the northmm the some
equality. . ‘
"V'Vc are at 1he beginning of the
birth 0 in nation and desire to sink
the old distinctions belween Unionists
and Nationalists in the common name
l1ishman.’
AWARDED $684.98.
Sou-walk Lawyers Allowed Quarter
0! Their Claim.
In a. decision handed down by Joel
H. Rood. State referee 1he law firm of
Gray and Gray. of Norwalk. is award-
Pd 3. rlaim of 8684.98 against the lalea
Sarah 1. Davt'nport of \R‘ilton. Conn..
well known throughout the slam-.1
The (use has been pending since 1918.
Thv action was based on profes-
sional services rendered as attornoys.
by the Nor-walk law firm. to 311m
Davenport. and expenses incurred in—
cidental to the services. Miss Daven-'
port died during [119 pendent) of the
action and the administrator of her
estate was made a. party defendant.
The 3181111133 claimed a total of
$2.860. . who comma gel-red 10 the
State fierce by agreement of the
politic; and the order of the court.
The plainxifl's in 1112 action appear-
ed for themselves and the defendant
“as rcprms 'l’lte'l bv Attornev Alla-rt
A. Goldncr of Stamford.
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KU KLUX KLAN GROWS
AUSTIN Tex. Fob 3.—~\lore thanI
sex’en hundred candidates were ini
tianed here last night into Capual
City Chapter Knights 01 the K11 K113.
Klan, i: buame known ioday AW
fifteen hundred persons attended ihc
initiation, according to 119“ spapcr
men allowed to be present. Addresses}
Were made pointing 0111 alleged im-
moral conditions :11 Auszin. and (19-:
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Members of Go\vrhan' Board A11»
immtui to l('2?arrilollglus l-Z. Nash.
Jum‘xs 110111114131 1":1-lw1't l-‘. “'31".
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pointed to l-~.‘.’. Hummus l‘I Nush
Auvliiorsiw—Cha:‘15 12. Curtis and
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le ”lamination r‘nmmiltcw who
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ESTABLISHED 1892
Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
We Invite You to Visit Our Un-
listed Department
Jusr opened
Quotation of local issue furnished.
Special accommodations :or women.
Pocket manuel mailed 1ree or. re-
queSL
Mania & Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street, So. Nor-walk
immuon William \Vinters and \1- evenings until 9 P. \L
rholws Roll wore finod $5 PTH'h l'l‘l _ ._.
.luclgl: .\'.-h1-miu..h P3714” ”‘7 1:1ul11al‘ Sidiwy Matthews. of Spiingtialo: ar-
asguilf 'l‘lw- fine was s11s1H-1-lwl. \«\'1‘1— ”51...; by Game \‘Varilcns \Vilhur
lwrs 1.2111 ~l ell wrrv .1l.’l.‘?"~l T110511.» Smith and Gonrgo Anderson. for \io-
- 11:1" " 1:.frolrn1111 .l i‘ 'l“.\' 3‘1 ""1'3‘ ‘11.1: 1119 game mu: 113‘ shooting rd):-
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:'~ ‘1!» "i ““11 rfil‘H‘c- .,;‘ prnsw'iilion 11y Judgc \11n11-!
M~ > * Young: in the Stamford City (,‘mirt
. \‘siwzllza' morning. The fine was Susy
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our RegUIar Pnceb 1'1 vulml. but Matthwws was Uiill'r“'l to
Horllck's Malted Milk 38C 1111:; 211K: costs. Tho i:\'(’lls(’ll \\.1< :1!-
Horllck's Malted Milk ..... 75c L1H”: 1111’ [MW- Thm 1211111115; 1111 7““
p111agral1 wows (11 .1111. ’:..
:OH'CRLS Malted M'Ik --------- 32"0':p.1.s1111 .or shooting rabbits rioswi (1:1
.. yea filk (Hospital) ........ $2.00 Km. 3".
'v'e'l ns Food ................... 65c
, (‘1 11m ”- P. O. 0. .\.. hold installa-
StillSOR-Powell Corp. 114-11 ms! Tuemlay . \“fillllg. (is folluu's:
l““'S)Ii“lil, Hurrvt livop; Vito I!T~<-
SOUTH NORWALK 11.30111. Edith liorrum; .Ax‘lslant {m <-
1.l«:1:, 1.0131!- G. {21:13: Financial 54’.-
rotary. Etlsth “'ilson; Treasure 1.
-o . 151m l': \110; llvr‘nrdmg svr-rmarg.
SI - ‘w ‘r.- 1.2: Collin; Conductor. Fisur Cur-
l,‘ Inn“; ( lmpluix. 51:.111' ln-Lonz': 1115111»
F11 Guard. ’roti 5-1‘ AIM-3‘. szw the in»
4... 'fi 'stullufion ;1 goodt1nic.1ud fligvlnr us
{55 held.
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_: By Landr‘u the convicted Frcnch
fl “illu‘iward.” His imvmakim: 1110111—
gfl (ids revoulcd in next Sunday‘s New
“3 York American.
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{511 Advertise in the Sentinel for best
t1;: ' results.
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£51
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$211 was confined to two
gm .
53; moms. The cause is not
?1 ‘ wt known.
('7 . .
all lut his fire insurance
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w; pulley, amnrtgagohnnd * L
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t! and some other import-
ant (locum. in. the
(1041ka
amid. have
bmhfiofiw‘
001.1..s11w.:~. -. . . .. .
mounting anti-Amkrican chdvnr-iex
WACO, Tex. Fell. 4.—.\‘ine hundred
zucmhem v.7
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and Uliriysmw'n r1. 1'.
:Lakr-r: 171m in" ii; Klux Klan at a
:mve'mg hill? ‘vla "wok. arciirdine '11
lim'ormation giwn U‘J'.
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MEN’S 4-BL‘CKLE‘ ARC-
TICS 5195—.“ KEEL-
ER‘S SHOE STORE
Were Sold at. $4.00 a Pair Only a
Month Ago
Why no: save vour shoes from this
2 was Ln lawn
Til-ll SANS PNllNll
IN Bllfllll’S llEll.
.and that emigrants always had con—INegro Slayer Sentenced to 11.11,. 1. 1)
Be Executed March 13
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-A supposed
attempt by Luther Boddy. negro con—I
victed of the killing of Detectiics
Buckley and Miller, to escape from
.me Tombs on the eve orhis appear-
ance in court for: sentences yesterdax
when he was condemned to die in the
week of March 13, was frustrated
‘Thursday night by Warden Hanley.
The warden found two hand saws in
Boddy’s cell, where the prisoner had
hidden them in a hole he hadmadc in
the wall beside the water faucet. The
mm were conveyed to the prisoner
sewed in the soleslof two patent lea-
ther shoes. brought. to the Tombs by
a woman who said she was Boddy‘s
sister.
When Boddy was taken to the shcr»
itt‘s oflice after being sentenced his
mother. Mrs. Ella. Boddy. was there
to see him. “Luther. have you been
prayin‘?” she asked. '
The son smiled for the first time
, during the morning.
“Aw. that's all right. ma." he an-
swerved. "Don't you worry about me
none
"You better be a’prayin
gpeated as she was led away.
in
she re .
ATTORNEY CALLS
BLACKTM'AHQERS
Continual from Page One.
and were bound over on those
Bolastrino's claim was that he car—
rial his revolver because he had. 3200
with him that he wanted to protect.
He said that he had purchased some
cigarettes-grid some wine in Benino's
and that he had done this on previous
occasions.
Mrs. Ber-lino and Berlino both said
that they had not sold wine- but that
Balastrino. who was known as “Koo
setto" or "Little John" to Bertino,
had come there and had told of his
hard luck. and had stated that lit?
had to have $50 at once. An endeav-
‘or was made to rel. Bertino into 1W
rear room, but Mrs. Bettina who Said
that she saw the butt of Balastrino‘s
gun sticking forth from his coat.
warned her husband not. to go and
then made believe that she saw Scr-
geanl Frank \‘irelli of the State po-
lice coming down the street. She-
warned the two men who left. 1111
store and she lhcn notified the ‘90ch
l)ctoctivc Sergeant Thomas Hunt and
Patrolman John Smith investigal‘ d
and found the two me not 7 “'ood
street and placed them under arrcst
A man who claimed to have come
hore from Pennsylvania visited 111:.-
Bt-rtinos yesterday and endeavored in.
how) them dron the charge."- agcizxs‘
the two men. It is believed 111.11 11 1.
mm is m 01 a. gang with wl 011
Bertino was mixed up. and on whom
he informed as to some of their actix-
. 1119.0.
Both men wero fined $100 each £1112!
w—on gixen 4 months in Jail for czar):-
ing concealed weapons. An .1111» ..
through their allornn ‘-
Jesse '1‘. Dunbar. and Hands of slim?!
each were fixed.
STANDARD BEAREHS
HAVE KIDS PARTY
Continued from Page Nine.
Presidont—Mrs. A. \V. Mitciwll.
Vim: l—‘r'vsidc11t—-«Elizalwlh H.311:—
burst.
liu'vriling Smock»! A}; .2 Hi i 1,.
derhil‘.
Corrrsponding Socrvlury-—Gi 11:
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5.: 1'.1 win-1 1).
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C1-1iic Willi whipped crt-uni was Sifiwtrl ;
T1! (.¢l".1l,¥ ninlui filo-51:1.
1} .'c 11: .- (11 rlir :4-{.111.
I “1:10 111: argumzatiun. 1‘16.
313.1 zix‘krs' sovien' has grown
Nint— woxk llaslutkl
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Flax-«i.
lY‘lil'i
_'.' iriwmlwrs.
1equippcd were turned in at tlxv
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Day After Wedding W“ 1%
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l’aul Langlu: rm. 1!. Sillrll‘ in H11-
v «v Smith T's’orwnlk liolrl.
Gertrude Booker Langhorne told'
“dado Manila in tho Su—l
p‘MIlOI court yvstordaiy. and shc
has‘
1' been compllled lo suppol herself by.
lworking in a factorv.
' Mrs. Langhhx-né said thew were mar-
ried in Port Chester. N. Y.. on August
13. 1918,2111” thev had known oach‘
other but one week. Ska was intxo-
duc’ed to him by a girl friend. sho
testified, and he told her he had a
hvamiful l'mu'ua at Atlantic City. and
that his sister had a. home in Phila-
(11, 11.11111. Pa.
lmgthorne was not his real nam1*..
she testified.
Mrs. Sarah L. Gorham and Mrs.
Eveline Reynolds both sand they had
worked with Mrs. Longhorne in fac-
i
had not lived with him since the war-
time marriage.
ENTERTAINMENE—To
BE A SURPRISE
Continued from First Page.
constructive work. Miss Scharr will
present additional plans for more con-
structive activines. based on her long
experience both in Hartford and in
numerous other New England cities.
The Y. W. H. A. is already planning
to conduct girl scout troons. Sabbath
School. educational classes and athle-
tic work for its members in addition
lo the social activities Every woman
in Norwalk interested in such work is
11er to attend tonight's meeting, and
to participate in building up better
women citizens for Nor-walk.
Whether interesied in the
tend. as there will
Association of \'01w.a1k
A! Furniture More.
The Sterling
hooked :1 novelty
Furniture Co. has
stunt 10 appear at
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‘mvk and 11133311; the llUllllC. it will
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tor-fies in South Norwa‘lli. and that she.
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Lawrence O'Neill,~~v 310 has ban
reelected Lord Mayor at mix
for the sixth time. H. but too
celved more than tony W
01 death since he first took at-
too.
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questionnaire.
"(‘urzyius"
mechanical doll.
and an English
has four uniformsviz;
full dress suit. Tuxedo
walking $1111. The
'men are allowed to shakk hands with
activities or not. she is urged to at-1<rov1d go into Ms 0!
b1— soxnelliing of stunts which srno
interest for everyone. old and young; hank their P)d:'5 on (he 1:. w compen-
alike. in the Young V\'on.1n 5 1411110.. 3 2.11101”.
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\VliidUW all of noxl.
the m\S[&r\ and the girls are allowed
to kiss' Coin” if they want to. This:
feature has proxen a his: drawing card.
and one Samrdav night recently in
Bridgeport (l’lf police reserves had to
be 111111-11 out so big war: the crowd.
H. 1". Rodd}. the manager of the at-
fair. invites doctors to tr- and make
the figure blink. “Purzpi!1s"is some-
aboxe what of a humorist itself. making the
‘aughler with its
1; traffic all whO
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FEBRUARY SALE
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Complete Bed, Spring“ and
Mlattress Outfit $24.95
;snow and slush by getting a good‘
{pair of heavy four- burkle arclics 1014
only $1.95. We still have a good many
isizes left, but. they are going fast, so
hurry in before they are all gone.
Some people have got
:ich quick. But a sen-
sible man watches the
law of averages. He
knows that for every
one who succeeds by the
We are all!) selling a. high cloth
arctic dime very best quality for only
32.15. Thi! arctic sold tar 55.0621 pair.
We arepleased to say that the peo
ple how a good bargain when {My -.
see ans. 112150! of this. theybunght out 1: quick to ninetme
every pair at thoeelaoots we adverw .1 “$3,. .
uniform Wm~wm. come 1:!) m. If you
get 111.2. Immortals week. for Lima» , ' .
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in. We believe that zliis one will sci a weird in: 12.111? gii’iflg
.1121! 1*. ill st and for vlears Genuine Simmons all steelI 119d. with
‘J-inc l1 mmmuous posts and 1 inch fillers. exactly as haunted:
, a spring to fir. and one that is 1111111511313; well made and
cotton fell maltress covered with a high grade (if an ticking
that will give the greatest possible wear. This complete 3>piece
resilient. providing maximum comfort; and a full ~21: 4134b.
outfit on Special February Sale only a: M.
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