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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 8, 1922 · page 2

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Thirty years ago the first Sellers Kitchen Cabinet During thisfweek we will holde'a special, 30th Amn— ; :

 

was built, because even then it was evident that women versary Sale of these beautiful Sellers Kitchen Cabinets, fl 3 scarf'tb‘ match." -
were burdened by too heavy work in the heme. in commemoration . of 'the30th Anniversary. Terms Wm. . _ . . One lovely Emma m is of mimosa yellow

 

. . . .‘ _ be madesoeasy thatany helm «'fiwho, if todw’vfi ‘ ‘uepe'fihmpheotmf _. alumna flowe .aii ~,
Sellers like many others believed that mother "her . theme y‘- h 1. . on .slaveto V: _ :madegnd , . , rs ha“

should have every possible convenience to make hm . - - _ , . ,
work easy. So this great convenience was dawned; landfill? tactile familymcnn brmk‘theghackimand have ‘ . «film at: of Togo! braid will be gmmd

‘ And so through these thirty years it has been improved , mm fuller—awn pleasure andwell being. ,, ’ ‘
. _ . ; Rammed Hats, plain ones of ntartling black 90m-

in many ways with that same viewinmind. , _ . , . . ,Mom of legho d ilk
‘ ‘ . . , . ,. .. man s ,tra ' d ,
Today thousands of women have this perfected i 'I Fm l we'- Iw'mwéhud’l a E 311113 thiswsawleohmdowofwand % ”me-19"” Inodels of moire mite; an crepe’ and
mechanical servant in their kitchens. Thousrrds of l .l ‘ y . - l ve this modem, labor .4 .. W ' iv - flowery Socfion is full of beautiful Hats.

mothers find the hours spent in the kitchen fewe ’ ht . , , . ,
meat. 1'18 away. ' ' - ' n .
, Kayser “Rollette Stockings

pier and less tiring.
The newest model with elastic ruffled top and

S I i l h I broad band of double shit-ring below the knee. Those

are in. gray and beige, pretty as can be and very (it J11}-
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Second floor.

5 fortable" for warm weather.
‘ $3.00 a pair.
Other Silk and Sports Hose
The “Humming Bird” Silk Stockingswith :1 Halo
, top in black, white, russet, navy, pearl gray. Primces
blue and beaver.

There is a three-seam back, and it is a splendid
stocking for the, money. - $1.85 a pair.

To wear with Tweeds there are sand. row. pale
tan and other shades, ribbed effects, at $1.50 a pair.

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‘r Men's Summer Wear

Oxweave- Shirts for ‘sports. or every day wear.
These are yin white, the “Metn'c” make, with i-iilior
coflaré“attached o'r neckbands. $3.00

Polka Dot Ties in both four-in—hand styles and
bat bows. These are snappy looking worn with ox:
weave shirts. 75 cts and $1.

0 Balance on Easy Terms I mckok Belt Buckles. new designs intended for

' summer wear with light suits. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00

‘ ( ' _ A “ 0 ‘ i ‘ , VP’UTS AN Y, BEAUTIFUL SELtERS CABINET IN 7. V 7 maps in various qualities of leather may be had
f~=s=i .. . ' YOUR. KITCHEN. to match up with the buckles.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ANNUAL CONVENTION ‘GENOA CONFERENCE

_ ' ‘ ‘ l TEACHERS’ A880. 1 END IS PREDK‘TEQ
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l I ' ‘ :;:;‘:lf::;9r;; 9?; ' zillion ”118.1 ilcgtifl‘lél terms set forth in ill" .2 .x vi .. [—
Sellers Mastercraft . ' ~ ,0 “hygugg .10.; “w n ._ s— 1W. -.
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4;. 1€:( :€ 2 ‘ 3t ‘, ls es will take place at the high sebum uu— and firmmm limp 011' -, 3;, 2“:
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“ '. ! I ’7 ‘ 1h? scene 01 tne afternoon 803510!“ lht‘ allied mt nlorilinilllll. . ' ill sun's
- will be slanted lo the United Church; right ,0 hold {owigmrs- w... 7:. ..

and the First Methodist. Church ill‘ldjqupgtrat‘za under uh. 5““:
program includes the annual Seclioual igafion proqultn‘ The» “v

 

Round Table Conferences, divided ‘ a meakup think it mil l;.kc
into three groups, ‘each with its lead— 9 of rm adjournment. If ("e .\
er. Miss Marguerite Sherman nlcmhel'l ply, whirh is (-xpm'le «5 it’.

The Sellers is the cabinet famous everywhere for'wonderful
features and conveniences. This is the cabinet with the Auto-=

'1 bland some Set of Dishes as Shown Below FREE With -,
'”’ i - . .. Every Cabinet.

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matic Lowering Flour Bin—the Extending Table Drawer Section in “r“ » - f ,1 f . . . i . . . , . .. ..
-,—-the Double Base Shelf Extender—the Invisible Dust-Proof Cup. . i,” q; .. ‘gch‘o‘ol _38°33“?lotrhhiemfiiideigifli‘é‘i ' 333:; iléfiiagi-‘f23.21231; _,‘
board Top—the Ant—Proof Casters and a host of other helps-A “,3 _, '1 “fTii‘?‘:$'.f§“£li?iod~ is the titlezxrifiei-g' $f..f;j::;“‘ting?"1111:;.
Saves you the weary tramp .about the kitchen. Places every- “ ‘ r-$3,322,211ficsifiifléflr‘fl:32:33:25 Egisfiiliifgikinfrig-{Alibié~

Hatch. Horace Mann Teacher's Col-I Th“ Russians may Sim” “ .3.

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thing at hand. You sit while you work. You work much faster 1"": .

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-——much eaSier—m’uch better. _ vb. 3. , Professor Thomas H. Briggs of the, SW" ‘0 the ”PM" "Wm“ "’“’
. » S3 . . “K": ' ‘ ’ Teacher's College. Columbia Uni=‘erslt)‘ In,“ ooanplstebaffmfi‘nce‘ls .13“: Tilly-

. . . is leader oi the upper grades section. : e an 1 9 0 s 9” '1 .“ of?” til

And only think—Just one dollar—a bill—a silver dollar—two Th. mm, to, “cm,“ i. "Why Dom agree :0 impendmem b. it. 7;}.

. our Pupils Rememberw .Be‘gmm or u") Won"? 3 ' Q

‘ which they already r928“! US ' " "‘

1 The officers or the Fairneld County the most. drastiv conditions and ”own
s’l‘eacher's Amorous!) are: ‘by the powem as n wmpmmsm
l ‘ President. kaA. Berry. Bethel: their political principle ilmi “1i ”0.
4‘k’e'PMddent’ Mass Florence H°l‘ petty be owned bv hte stale

.bmok. Stamford: Secretary, Miss Delia France has announced “MPH“, m-r’
fL. Kane. Dunbar-y: Treasurer. Schuy- Chief spokesman, Vice l‘rvnlin‘l lull"
ler P. Williams. Plalnvflle. Committee thou, “1” she win not g” cm ullll
on Nominations, C. C. Thompson. negotiafims “Mess ”,9 Russia” give
:Stmtford: Mine L908 Barry. Bridge- a categorical answer to th(“ nu‘lln‘l'an'
pan; Henry W. Seize, New Ginaan. dum. A dilator-y rephfi wlnin mum:

halves—four quarters—or pay it in dimes, nickles, pennies—just
a single dollar puts this masterpiece of cabinet convenience in
your kitchen. Then you pay for the rest in small amounts, and it
is all done before you know-it. Remember, to, that the beautiful,
perfected Sellers costs only about half the price of building in a
cabinet. In addition it has conveniences that a built-in cabinet

‘4 Committee on Resolutions. John A. merely "playing for tinw.” minimise

never has. ‘ - - - fl .
. -_ _ This is your opportunity to work the modern way—— , “we Wit-mm F‘ It‘- ‘Waeon- m..- Bmhm would bring a... ..,
7.. to have 8 of the conveni 6% t. - , .huf'v: C. 11.330311. Ridgcfltilil. Com- withdrawal of France. .1 Tm:- m ill;-
‘ S (:13! Offer 3“" . ,. . em. . , a take the W in? antennas“ an: we .°::::::::: if:
pe . . 7 1 , out of your daily duties—to keefifyour spirits Righter— i'illevwn: wine. E. Smith: Pamela: inwaZEeSrge, as such 5' W“‘*“““d

If you buy during this special 30th Anniversary Sale, we give Your heart fiafimerv—andemflfle the things you {mete .5

you, absolutely free, this handsome and useful 50-piece set of . (10. (3011.18 111 at once. ’ If You can't che.’ simply $139118

dishes, - ~ ~ and we Willdehver the cabinet and dishes-to you.

 

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7 KB 81111! ELAN DEBARTEl). rangemenl with Russia.

' 19?- fiarn' Gmham. at Boston, and CHILD UMNJI‘REDIX mm.
Mayor Burton; a! Kansas City. 1 NEW YORK, May <.——.a tlhy tw-

. - the Spouse's. gyear—old girl, Rita. Crou‘ley. Mi :mm

the third story window ol lu‘r 1mm:
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, KANSAS CITY. Kan" biay 8.——The in BI‘OC-klyn early today and h“
saber“: filth. Kn Ki'tx Klan were de—'- without a bruise. She tell lulu ;.
.‘ bated at a. Methane! Episcopal chu'r'é'h of dirt and was not even orbmg W?" n
nereyesterday by Dr. Harry Graham. l picked up.
,Bo'ston. announced as an international; - ~ ~ -- —————-—. . _ g ,
i organizer of the Ku Klux Klan. and' mi: SIX TBI-Jh‘PAhM-ILS. ‘
:Muyor Harry-B. Burton» oftho city. WESTPORT. May S.——.-‘\s ilu fun}
gan announced opponent of the organ- "of the deafli of Fortunato Cerlrl"- fi
Ilsatlon. carpenter. who was killed whllt’ “‘5‘?
:. DY» Graham pictured the Klan as in: the- railroad tracks hen a
‘fiwnrldne' for socialigurity. while 312- days “lash: persons were .
sin-quacy. the “Baron: the nation for trespass on railroad prowl} ’
iatndeupholdiug or (her congfitutioa of Yesterday and fined :1 and we
. .thvfilfited State-s. -Nagyar Billion tie-131141.
Willie 'Kian was urn—American. .. #-—’
‘wdfiéiandioppresdve: and that its{ GRAND APTER, R. A M. , g
béix‘might “better became-4 The Grand hapter of Royal AU“
_. 11W with..me Jaw” ‘than Was 0! c necticllt will lime ,‘i’
m, V 1W “around, "frightening“ and convention i . Hartford 0n 'lL‘tHla):
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