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EVENING SENTINEL
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' #ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
E. ‘1: Jan" IT GOLDEN, Props.
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fissmivjrfi. 21, 1922
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MINIATURE ALMANA-O ron
TOMORROW
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MASONIC IDIRLCTORI.
AStutx-d Communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 105. l“, and A. 31..
will be held at its roomfl Tuesday
evening. February 21st. 1102;}. at is
o'clock.
Work l-I. .»\. Degree.
All Master Masons cordially and
Iralcrunlly invited.
l“r:nto‘rnnll.\‘ yours,
corn NORWAEKE:
Dismemberiné of European Empire That
Was Founded on Exploitation
By A. DEMANGEON, in “America".
New plans are roughly in the malt
unite upon an American plan; othe
tion.
become rcgionalized.
longer leading alone. is in the makl
what she is in reality—a little cape
it: would be necessary for her to dete
only in proportion to her area.
greatness. This greatness is based
state of civilization, on their mental
will do
silily ordinary automobiles
rails some
most of thijr running on
day
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Butlcr (‘hnpto-r No. 38. R. A. M'l
’l‘rmple. South Main,
411i Tuesdays of]
July and
meets in Masonic
mm. llll‘ 'Jilil :lllll
ouch mnnlh at 5 o'clock I
Aunust t'\t‘t‘pll‘tl. .\ll l'.. A. Masons,
Cordlnllv and l'rutcrnnlly invttcd.
CLARENCE .\. lllltHNN.
l-‘ S LYNN. Sn‘i'rl'tnr)‘.
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'l‘lll-l (‘I-‘l.|‘.\'l‘l.\l. (jI’I‘Y.
l"..\l m lll!‘ country ll.lS
l“:l_\ln llu .
br()lllt'l'l} inn \ xx Ymk IN the t‘lly
lleru- vv lillll l‘uin-n- t‘lllllllllsslillh't"
l‘;n\\l‘l.’_flll. in nu “thin-2N lo :I grm‘o-I's
coth-nllun. l‘¢\t.lllll.;' thw llllt' lib;
mrdnvsw of mr-trupulilnu lifc. l
ho- llrm l.lllllS. is “tlil-
Ni-w \ (Il‘k.
proudcst. ril lll'Sl :vllll cle-nm-st t‘l|_\' un-
“I‘or the
der th-i sun." 11 is lit't'llllse.
first tlm-. slnwl- mankind has kept .l._
rt‘cnril «ll cunts. tln'ro- llzlrl bt't‘ll rl'h’
corllml llo ll' .i ill) that lullnw‘s the di-
vinc plan " :
'l'lu- nil} nulls nu lumstmg Ultrali-1
izalinm. lu >.l_\:‘~. .vml no iii'upngniiil.l.;
H 'l" llx‘ lnr ll ; if it is lvullt upon
its (mu inhurit illlll tlw lllll’lzlll} (ll
“it I" :vgvl- v lm Iv l\t' LLAllll! rwl tlil-l‘i-
from MA 'mli tl'lll'l'h nl' tlu- I-urtli.
unii \xlm .... norlunr; mil lllvhzriul.
prnlun-n. Ml lll l~v.»llnxlmml (ll than
us it ll.ll ll'\ 1 ‘n'u wm‘ko-d out lye-I
toll. is \'. \\ \ llll\, llun. rutln-r than
.‘llll.lll-'lllllll_ Lu It I'. lln- lruv t‘ll)"tll
brmhcrl; inn, .\’~ \\ York is tlu- (‘ll\
HP? v"mn il I‘lll. In: \\lin'li llll' “ul‘lll
ll": l>t~ u nailing. ll is llw' vii) (‘t'lls-l‘
tinl, lh. '/.icn lh' New .lt-rusall'ni
. - ll(>\\ll from heaven.
€0'\I\“l- luust :lll lltni- Ll"! u tl"(‘Cl\'€d.l)Y
tln- kind of m \\:l printed by the l\l-w
York n~-\\.~limiu-rs. 'l‘hose metropoli-
ilui Slll'l ts. in Ilmlus, have not been 1‘"-
gt-nriulx «l .vs llw llll‘ll‘tlllhllfi Itself has
lnmn .\ l ilwir slnrirs of mulndmin-
lumsism and Chi-
iSlI‘lelull, l_mliti1'.ll
1‘illltl'\, ll|l«l'll.lll mm t‘lllllC, Her and
fraud lllll>l ll!) gross lilwls. \Vho
knuwnmnru- lllltllll the moral and
spiritual Mullins of :1 city than 11:!
I‘l’lllt‘t'.’ \Vl- illt' lnillllll ll) lill§€ lllC
policr ('thlllllll\:~l4tll('l' word for It. And
how John Alcxandor
rcmcmln-rim:
Douin- somv l-'\\‘ 3" :ll‘fl ago
tln»
had the ar-l
lllnll ll.ll\l‘ conxcrslon
rounncw t.-
of .\l\\ \nil., \\.- \vnturc to suggest
that L'llllllll|.\>lllll“l’ l-2n\vri;:l1t send a
(ii‘lt'l'..llltlll nl' \\ hit-l l'l)‘-wl CI‘llH to COD-
vert Zion City. Ill.
l.\l.\ll(.‘l(.\'l'lt)\' INHUVI'ISIEVTS.
rI-nssurlng to lt'.ll‘ll that Cull—
lt is
gl‘tSH has no inhnliun ol‘ lrlling down
the burr-l “in-n tln‘ lnuvrginci‘ immi—
gration luw «\llircs (-n .lum- 1;". The:
Juan. nCCOI‘lling to Chairman Joini-
-~:40n 01' the llullN' l‘ummittrc on llll-
lnlgrutiun. is to l'I‘J'l‘Idll the I: per
(‘l'._lt, l't‘Sll'Il'llllll l.i\\'. with inilu'ovc-
lucnts suxuvslctl li_v cult-ricncc.
Tilt-8(- changes will tum-tit the im—
migrnuts Irv :n\oi«lilu.: some (11' lllt'
faintly S“DLll".ll|OllS and other iu-rsoil~
:il injustic-H now causcd by strict cn~
Lorccnlent o'.’ the lil\\'. The-3 will all.
so better sub'gunrd .\lllt'l'lt‘:|ll inter-
cats.
The naturalization
vised. Sills Mr. Johnson.
1101' the sc-zmrntw naturalization of
’.husband and wife and enabling aux
.Amcrican woman married to an alien
Ito keep her citizenship. The children
of aliens. burn in America. may be
required to take the oath of alleg-
l:lw.~: \xill he re-
pi'o\ idlnu.‘
fiance. Congrcss is trying: to' work out
a permit. system, by which immi-
grants can be sch-("led and their
quota counted on the other side in-
stead ot' their being dumped into our
ports indiscriminately.
With such precautions. it should.
be rosy to assimilate the quarter—mils
lion or so made eligible every year
by the 3 per cent. clause.
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)lO’l‘OR (‘ARS ON RAILS.
(me of the leading truck manu-
facturers is bringing out a truck chas»
sis with flanged wheels adapted to
running on a railroad track. A. man-
utcaturer 0: street cars is building
and mounting on such chassis a. body
"which will carry 20 to 4-0 passengers.
It. Is explained that. the "rail motor;
car" is designed- tor-branch lmeiraflo‘
, .Jgiways and short runs that have not.
' enough traffic to warrant regular
,,.halns drawn by locomotives.
rNew England, and is said to work. suc-
. fully.
In this connection certain experi-
ents and prophecies made by Henry
mu], will be remembered. He has
Meenflworklng on the same idea, with
am to replacing railroad passenger
mm: generally by motor-driven» un-
v/‘tlie success Of motor-driven street
fiat: ti) reblace trolley lines.
'we shall douthless see a big de-
opment in this direction in the tu-
. There is no apparent reason
motor cars should not be adapt.-
runninz on rails. to economize
and simnliffi steering. £05-
lgzl'nln'l) :it all;
i'l‘llv‘.
- t no,
. The.
idea has already been tried out ln':
W'iaud has been especially sanguine.
'l‘lu- need of morc rest and play for
.\:m ricnns was urgvd by an cminrnt
doctor in an address lwforc tho- Chi-
(‘ngo Medical Soclcty. Hc told his
lnurlrn that Amcricans stiller from
“chronic. crouch." llc kindly explain-
wl t'urlln-r that the ro~:ll trouble is not
this is lust u. si'mntmu.
is fatigue intoxica-
rcnl disease
tion.
ll comes from too much work and
little l‘uL‘qull'lll. It slrik-‘S down
the most valuable pcoplc in the com-
munity. It ll(‘\'('l' attacks idlcrs. but
41””:er lllt‘ unrkvrs who :ll'l‘ mvntul-
ly and physically alert to accomplish
thc- L'll‘nl'St amount for thl'mscth-s
ul‘ llw “immunity in tlu- least llos‘
Silult' timc. In tlH‘lr zeal they forget
the true relation of work to life. and
rc-alchdown is the result.
\\'m'l; is to prnml-lu life. not to dc-
~ll':)\ l‘. \\’lH-li lll" "i'lil'nliil' Krullt‘ll"
lintravs that work is beginning to prey
it is (line for rust and play.
0
stories
it
upon life.
If all thosn ll‘ll] of the Lns
Anue 1. rl unn iv colour are ll‘lll‘..“‘ll.\‘
«in lllt' Mlisntiunal llllll producers no
in all the tl'oulill- nt' scenarios and
[IiiSl'll pivturv‘s'.’ \\ll_\ not just turn
llll'll‘ «unnum nu llnllluuml {rum
llll) to (lay?
. ,k. n..- .
'l'lu- lhlsxinn soviet ile-lv-L'ul-s to
(irnnu nuv suit] to t‘llllh'lllllldlt' slmvr
in: (l'lil\ l'rulmbly tl\c\’ rvnllw» that
if tho-i stax in thi- iuirli-ysnt all it will
only Ln by a. close Slli'l\(‘.
. fi_&n
And uftc r it is llll ow r will the Con-
‘zu-rsmt n llt'lll-‘lllll ll. share in the lion-
us bvcaux’v they. too. fought for it'.‘
Now that Smili- \Vm-k has (‘0an
and grmc. it might mnkt a lnt of p- n—
lllv it'll ln llcr to col: bratt- :1 national,
(il’Ozlll Vl'm-k.
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“l‘mmln” is :1 Latin unril meaning
"l;v)l)ll_” and tlll‘ mil) truulilc about it
“0“" is lll'nllut‘lllg tllt‘ gnuilhgi.
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No “under I'Dpt' Pius XI reaches
the heights. His favorite recreation
is mountain-climllin;:.
O
Tt su ms to be the function of China.
to “ash the powers‘ soiled lincn.
mow—
'l‘herc seem to be an unusual num-
iwr Or corners for business to turn.
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Wireless Telephone
Receiver Installed
in Harding’s Study
.\ll'2.\'l(.‘tl Cl'l‘Y. Fol). 2l.———\‘\'ircl'~1~=
telegraph." has contributed chatly t0
keeping down revolution in Mexico
and the, government. recognizing its
value. is establishing stations in merl'
large city in the rcpuhlic.
Officials assert that by using: the
wireless they are ahlc to communicati-
directly and immediately with military
headquarters and thus are able to
head off many incipient uprisings
which mlqht grow into serious rcvo-
lutlons if not promptly checked.
In the old days the first thing a.
band of rebels did was to cut all tele-
graph and telephone wires. thus iso-
lating; the region of revolt.
_. In its station at Chapultepec Park
here' the Mexican government has one
of the largest and best equipped
plants on the continent. During- the
(‘arranzn administration the station
was practically idle but during the
past few months it has been used
daily by the government in sending
official news letters to Central and
South American countries and in
keeping it ministers and consuls in-
formed of affairs at home.
It has been announced that the gov-
ernment expects to open the station
shortly for commercial work.
It has also been found that the sta-
tion herocan be used as a supplement
for the land wires throughout the re-
public and congestion on the latter is
often relieved- by the Chapultepec
plant.
Ignacio Gallndo. who for many
Veal-shun been; identified with wireless
activity in Mexico. will represent the
renubllca at the radio-telegraph con-
vention to-be held in Rome next April.
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IDES. \VAIIEE SEEKS DIVORCE...
Alleging desertlon since Aug. 27.
1917 Eujeanne W’aite of Greenwich
asks a. divorce—{tom William Adelberx
Waite of Wingdale’t Duchess County.
NI” Y.. claiming they were-marinade:
West New York. N. 1.11. March 29.
1916. According to the writ, the
plaintiff was married under thc name
ot‘Eujeanne Despreaux Lewlnson. hut -
her maiden name was Eujeanne Des-
preaux.
-—Buy your Vlctrola. at ADOnnelly’s
on easy weekly payments. .Store open
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Formor'," the unity of the earth was realized upon a European plan.
be no longer uniB', but a plurality of influences. It is the dismembering
of the European empire, Of that empire that was founded upon exploits--
After the great discoveries the world became Europeanized; under
the influence of younger peOples and continents progressing, it tends to
A new classification Of the earth, with Europe no
Is Europe‘s reign at an end? Must it be said that she
But space is not the measure of a people’s
nature; it is a matter more Of quality than of quantity.
ing. Certain parts Of the earth will
rs upon a Japanese plan. There will
ng. It is a. shift Of equilibrium.
“will become
of the continent Of Asia?” For that
rim-ate to the point where she counted
also on» the number Of men, on their
progress, on their ability to dominate
llllllilllliN 10’
“PM PllllEll‘
lll'l‘ZXHS AIRHS, Fcb. 21,-‘Pharges
lthut l'rcsidcnt Irigoycn is planning to
km-p himself in power by postponing
the natiOnnl l-lt‘l‘llons, which “oulil
uthrrwise lvc hclcl on April " are made
ll) ll‘illli'l‘s of thv opposition parties.
'l'hv-rv is a constitutional prohibition
‘llgflihh‘l :l president succeeding: himself
lin oflit‘v hut President lrigoycn's 0p-
'lmno-nts :illctrl- that he intcnds to
lc- it in «ll-laying llic t-lH‘llon by
Klllllt' lll:llllll';l('llll‘(‘(l l'\f’ll.‘<l‘.
l 'l‘lin _\' are proof of tht-ir charges in
‘thv t'nct that tlir lthllii-nl l‘urt)‘ which
.nmv controls the government has
'l.illl ll tn unnnunv-v :i (into for its con»
}\v-nti in to numinntv :i prcsiticntinl
l.llllllll.ll". 'l‘hv) Kiln-Ill) that the
nlnns tn cuntlnuc' the
llinnllcnl iuirly
lulu an! that no candidnlc “ill lw
Hui.
say
numinul. .l.
l llr. l’innz-rsco .l. llvuzll)‘. chairman
inf tln- i-nnuultinn of the (‘nncs-ntrallnn
i.\'.it‘itiii:il. an opposition part)”.
charcul. at tlu' conuntiun of that
part} that lriuuycu inh ndml to do 0 \'
writhing in his power to i'rtuln con-
.irul of the govcxnmcnt.
1 "'l‘llciv lins (rm-u lwrn talk." lhc
islwnkcr said. “of :i avnrrul rcnilu
l'imlrlr) striku- prumnlml srcrcll)‘ by
the (‘\l'(‘llll\€‘ power and slimulntml
illltl prolongs-d lvy its tolerance so as
in :Il'l‘uiul :1 pl‘t-llwt tor thc postponv—
nu '.l «vl‘ thv elections in April "
‘ l': \lllllt rto l'im m, “hm was nvun-
Illl1.ll4l for tho an-sivlvncr liv the "on-
t
'm-ntinclnn Nul'innal. :lascitmi ll! :1
Sl‘ll’lll that ll'igolcn hull "rim-lit 1d
‘llllr‘hclt‘ outside the usual order of
‘ma-rnlel. ili\r~sto'd himself with 'in
‘liistnric mission. a superior nlo-slin)’
land l)lll(‘¢rd himsull’ almu- unr fumin-
‘mcntal charter."
‘ The (‘onccnlrncinu Navionnl 15 mi
mssoclalion tu' r't>ll.~'-i’\:ill\v~s_ denim.
'wm‘s and r-llivr mirth-s sulllml'h-d by
two lv-udinlr inwvspniu-rs. l.:l \':i~inn
lzlllll l..l l‘il-nza and by many hailing:
'l-uslncss mv-n.
l.» l-vacn. lllt‘ covcrnmc-nt \rznn.
Ltrc‘ts the accusations against l‘ll‘rl-
(it l.l lrluuyl n \‘llll disdain.
Critics Object to
Use Of Limestone
in Restoring Parthenon
ATHENS. l-‘tlr. ‘_‘l.~fiThc munncr in
which the work of restoring the north
'i‘nlonuile of the Parthenon is helm:
until-rtzikl-n has arousvd the criticlsni
of :il‘t‘lit-Ulogists in Allivns. 'l'llf‘y as—
smt that tln- Ministry of Public In-
struction is conducting: this under-
bc tlr‘Viltml to the repairing ot‘ a moll-
crn building.
Archvnlngists the world over regard
this 'l‘n-umh- 01‘ l‘ulla. erection of
at which was bcgrun 450 B. C. as a?»
serving of the utmost care. One ex-
pert in archeology here says that. it’
the- restoration of the Parthenon is
(ontlnued on the lines ~iprormsecl by
the government the beautiful bulldlgg.
LINONINE
is exceptionally success-
ful this winterin rev
lieving’distressing
Colds.
and in- stopping
those agonizing
Bronchial
Cows
‘ that: are so’ prevalent
colds. they arm mule» liable
turn. Attire Ovary first Sign
family remedy—
t.ikim: \xilh no more care than would ‘
It doesnot. din to. neglect .
than not to take» a wicked.
m
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' Nine-Cent Knife Brings
Five Dollars in
Both knives ,were made in
Germany. Both are the same
ute' and equal in value. The
knife to the left retailed for 9.6
cents in; Berlin. The one to the
right sold for $5 in Chicago.
U. S. MANUFACTURERS LOSE CUSTOMERS
AND U. S. WORKMEN LOSE TH’EI‘R JOBS
BUT THE CONSUMER PAYS PROFITE‘ERS
HAIRMAN FORDNEY, of the Ways and Means Committee of the
United States House of Representatives, exhibited the knives phott»
graphed aboxp to Congress. One cost nine cents in Germany; the
other five dollars WChicago.
A few days later a Chicago importing firm stated‘that the knife NO. 2
cost “verity-five times nine cents and that it was bought in America. The
Chicago firm bought the knife. wlfichvwasmnnfacturcd by J. A. Henckcls
in Germany, from the American'cgent or that» firm. The Chicago store
paid $40 {or it according to their own testimony giving the Chicago store
a profit of more than 100 per cent, but the German importer in New York
who bought it for nine six-tenth cents in Germany and sold it for $2.40
“cleaned up” $2.30 on the deal. The consumer, according to Mr. Fordney,
paid the bill.
Testimony before the U. S. Senate and House of Representatives
shows that Paris hats, which cost $3 in American money in France, are
selling here as high as $22.50; fine steel-cut buttons. costing 24 cents per
dozen. are selling for $2.00 per dozen. This is possible becauSe the present
tarifl' law provides that imported articles shall be subject to duty on their
value in foreign money, and foreign money has dropped far below par so
that the govemmeut is losing millions of dollars per day in revenue and
the public is paying profitecring prices.
Chairman Fordney declares that the remedy is in the tarifl' bill now
before the U. S. Senate. It provides that imported articles must pay duty
on their value in this country. This is called “American valuation." Sup—
porters of this bill say that importers and mail order houses are Spending
more than one million dollars to defeat it because it means death to their
hugcTfirofits.
csc adherents of American valuation also point out that never has
such a fight been waged in “’ashington against a bill in Congress as is
being waged against the Fordncy tariff bill.
WISPS OF WISDOM
and dines on competition.
Develop pluck. Let the 0th!!!
fellow trust to luck.
Sometimes it is better to stay
where you are than to jump at
conclusions.
Happiness doesn’t just hap-
pen. It has to be earned.
The line of least resistance
doesn‘t. always lead farthest.
Kindness does not consist in
gifts. but in gentleness and
generosity of spirit. Mon may
give thcir money which comes
from the purse, and withhold
their kindness which comes
from the heart.
Enthusiasm breakfasts on
obstacles, lunches on objections,
A
known the world over for the perfec-
Hundreds See Man
scientists is the {act that it is propos- NEW YORK. Ft‘h.
(-d to replace the missing blocks of
marble and fallen columns and archi—
travel by a com Ound Or limestone
and cement. and his lll a country
where marble abounds.
The critics say the government of-
licials should at lvusl consult with c\-
saw two unidentified men
frrc.
an automobile
Advertise in the Sentinel.
l‘t-mino- tram u’ its kind in that state.
tlon and delicacy ot‘ its architecture.
risks disfigurement. Beaten to Death
\Vhat particularly disturbs the —«~—~‘-—~
2].——Hundreds
of persons leaving a theatre at 126Th
street and Seventh avenue last night
suddenly
turn upon a. pedestrian and beat him
to death before anyone could. inter-
’l‘lu- asslilants' then escaped 1n
Nathan ‘
ports in an lu-ulnuf.‘ lu fin-«- prommd- The \‘ltlllll \\‘.l'.. idt‘lltitlfd as
in: turthi r \xitli the work of restora- lloidmnn. L“) mars old. a clothing:
tion. mvrclimzt. The fimllce believe the
lltlll‘lit r irsultvu from a quarrel over . .
\Vnmw‘ :44 n‘xrnv-rs at ("anvil-n. S. F. n Sit-.lli >n.n v.‘ monrv '
lmn- ll)l!lllll 4 halo train. the first -———> — ' 1 0' I ‘;‘; 00
' T'U’LE” SDAY. FEB.
at much below the regular 11:”; t. -
$14.95
Regular selling at $24.75 to N37
Canton Crepe and Silk Taffeta in all the lead
ing colors
Slenderz'ze Your Figure
Not Your Purse
If you are correctly corscn.
you are perfectly gowncd
W. B. CORSETS are H5091, Cl";
QUALITY, STYLE .1:
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Washington’s Birthday
Wednesday, Feb. 22nd
1 Closed all Day
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
WARNING]! Say “Bayer" when you buy: AsOirin.
Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed- by physicians
over 22 years and proved safe by millions for
COlds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neural'gia. Neuritis
Eamche Lumbago Pain, Pain»
Accept“ only “Bayer” package which. contains proper directions.
Handy. “Bayer” hotel. of. 12. mums-mmommceana 1W
Amlrln is the. trade mad: 0!. Bayer Magnum of Monauretlcacldener of Sallcyltcacid
FLOWM !. W1
All Occasion;
5, Willow- Bam_.1nrdnuemsyAquu-lma. SAx-tlncln more”
\ - Willow lanthanum”. Insecticide-
South Hmmnst and Seed Store
280011? mun. 312m ~
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OMANOP SALE
Comparing quality, on: plnes m the lowmin tow-n.=
‘l‘hls'rrade Mark on‘Every Bottle.»
All: ,drugglstgfinsigst ”on, having. the}
1E PARIS .
Mam Street
: _, .: garnausfleujm YEAR: AGO
33 South
;s¥'
smother-sought! {$1.09. 1 .
Fresh. Cut Elmer: Every Day—mom! Tributes. Every Description to:
On W: as moms misses, Suits.“ main-:13
South mm .7
122 Washington Street South Now all;
WWWIWIWIA‘IPI .
”WI/IQ”!
STERLING’S
February Furniture Sale
N45
All Room Size Ru‘igs aka a... Discount
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23:? :zfzraa.§:::::i.”:aa“.‘;§l.zl. $16.99
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