m SOUTH NORWA‘LK
EVENING SENTINEL
‘— ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
i. L. a A. 1.. GOLDEN, Props.
Sinatra-snarl, MAY 10, 1922
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_ MASONIC DIRECTORY
Did Well Lodge. No. 108. F and A.
» K. meets in Masonic building. South
“gin street. lst and 3rd Tuesday or
each month, July and Augum except-
DC. at 8 o'clock; All Master Masons
Mially and fraternally invited.
ROBT. J. WALSH. W. M.
i ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
Butler Chapter No. 38, R. A. LL.
meets in Masonic Temple. South Main
«to control. The‘newlawsfiill'torbid
the use by stock takers ot the mails
and other agencies ct kiterstate com-
merce. ~~
Even this will not completely stop
the flood of worthless securities nor
protect. the publicd‘rom the sharks
There is only one final and complete
remedy. and that is the refusal of the
public to “bite." Some over-creduious
investors never seem to learn the ele-
mentary principles of caution. Some
deliberately take a chance. And "there
is always 'a new crop of
growing up. It present educational
work continues. however. the percent-
age of suckers in the next generation
will be smaller. - .
The next war. says a. psychologist.
will be caused by immigration unless
we limit the birthrate. We don't quite
not expect the war for about 20 years
out.
slans don't take their money seriously
any more. Same with their Bolshe-
vism.
.DsilyRadio Program
(Tune to sea Meters)
meet, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at;
Ouch month at 8 o'_clock Juy and;
.Awust excepted. All R. A. Masons
‘oordially and fraternally invited.
S. P. DECKER, H. P.
F. S. LYON,.Secretary.
...-7 r. . ..r--. reports and
’ ' ‘ .‘ prices; musical program.
LICNIh E AND HLLRTA- 1 p. m. —Official weather forecast:
The problem of Lenine in Russia.
.with which all the civilized goverrk 2
meats are nowtuce to race, is in some
ways much like the. problem of Huerta’ 3
hi Mexico that was faced by the
United States a few years ago. Lenine. 5 p_
like Huerta. gained his power by the
betrayal of u benellcicnt
like Huerta. he has established his
~power b) violence and crime. Like .
Huerta. he has been feared hated.
proscribed and {ought because of his
black l“t:'(Ol‘d
Thelt‘ tln- similarity ends. In the
case of Huerta. foreign opposition was
successful. The l'nited States was ach
to line up all thr- powcrs against him
amid eliminati- him by a process of 3
moral. political and financial ostra«
clam.
Such methods. applied to the ilus- 9..
9 a.
10 a. in. —Musical program.
11 a. m.-—Musicui program.
12 m.—Agricultural
revolution. 6 p.-
h!
Station “’JZ, Newark
(Vi'estinghouse)
m—Agricultural reports and
prices; musical program.
musical program. l
p. m. -—Shipplng news: musical pro-
gram.
p. m. to S p. m. on the hour—Base-
ball seores; musical programs.
run—Official weather forecast:'
agricultural reports and prices.
Ill.—--"I{("\'I€“V of the Iron and"
Steel Industries and Their Relations
to General Business Conditions." by
the Iron Age.
:00 p. m.—Animal stories by Flor-
ence Smith Vincent; courtesy New
York Evening Telegram.
:30 p. m.—"l’alestine." by
Agronsky.
Gunston
New York representative
.. or the H. A. A. ltetz. Jerusalem.
:(m p. m.~—llecital by Mr. and Mrs.
Richard lioneili; courtesy of C. M.
- Drake.
..50 p. m.~(‘oncert hy the Cosmopoli-
sian Soviet government on a fur tun Saxo on Choir: 2. (\Vcs‘tlnghouse)
Greater st'ulv. by nearly all the civil- Ham-r. sgprino: anfoflieti‘niti‘i,"7"30 P- m.-——Baseball WW5 Short
izml powers. hun- nccomplishcd lif- tenor; N. 1). Campbell. tenor: story from §t.‘.\icho!us Mugazmo.
tic. l‘uunlvr revolutions. hacked by Thonle Snyder, melody: Albert courtesy 01 Lentury Publishing
ailiv-«l money :m-l men wilth Amvri— llobbclaur, alto: Ed F‘. De ‘10“. ...Company. . ‘ ‘
t-nn npproutl. hnu- failed. Commer- alto: I). J. llartcluce. alto: Charles. c.45 p. r‘n.~——-l llltt’d fimtfs Government
(in: Hill linunciul cmbargocs hznc p“ Abun- (lender). alto: Michaeli andt Srtate agrigultural market re-
nullwl. l l'l t i 1. no“ r Poningswoml. baritone; Charles 1.. 52;: l0lli “19 9“ hnghmd Mome‘
mniul- ms (‘unso u :l (-r IIS '1' . I'lilllf‘l‘. l) s5; _ . . . ‘
“v “11>" “l“:“llll' .‘li‘ldl‘d l” hi“ l‘””"“'*‘~ and traps.1 I"’r.1’f)‘::sr(.:lriili1 $3.3 1:15:37: 8 p. m.———Il.isehall “9”"; Musical
as vxpm-n-nu- [ll‘OVi'il thc unworkablc- march. Alex l”. imitchgovr "A36“ pi .Dromum by Mrs. William Cmmer.
virus of pure Marxism. until now his in the llt‘l‘p." ballad I'f‘trie. "The" SOPFRHO; l'l'l\’i':ll‘=l Nichols. teacher
system is almost “hyhrgcois.” but POli~ slwik." T0,; gnydgr. “Solitude K.’ 0' “1" “0““.
ticully ho is so strong that the "(‘apl- K. King; “Khaki Bil! . II. I. .. “'ut- g
tulist powers" huxn- given up hope of" 8,)”: “A Night in June." K. L. King: "'
ousting: him. So lhey are driven to , "Lear-i M» with a Smile." Kovhler
(‘ompro'niSv with tho Soviet Devil. us and 1““..th
”)0 only “113' Um 0" 51 bad situation. in You." llcrt Rule: “(‘omedv Tom "
—4 __....._.____. Gus Kin " ' ‘ “ v v .
’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . . r, linalt. hanniel Dunks.
.KI‘I DENT \\ INDONI. 10:52 to 11:00 11. ni.—~4)fficial Arllnfl“
’l‘ln- country has learned with grail“.
"fill appreciation. from Princeton 8011- l
iors. that tho Phi Beta Kappa key.
given for scholarship. is more desir-
able than the varsity "P" given for S‘
:rihletic prowl-es. Such a concession
to the standards oi‘ the outside world
is chm-ring innit-ml. Are students real-
ly L‘fl‘llllli: inn-k lo lln- 0M notion that
colleges are established for study
rather than sports? '
()ifht'l‘ revolutions made to an eager
world by tho l’riuco-lon class are that
cigarets are hotter than pipes. that
.00 p. m.—-"Pittshurgh~—Its Charit-
“suckers” .
follow the argument. but as he does »
perhaps our descendants can figure it .. ‘
A financial observer says the Rus- "
a poor cook. and
bakeacdmword!
6f praise, [min
I am called (In;
championeabe
fl myz.
thanhhtiunml
Baking ".3
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pupils or the Blanche Sanders
Walker Studio. Pittsburgh. Pa. .
Station “GI, Medial-d Hillside.
(Amati!)
7:5 5—- ‘The New England Boiled Din-
ner," by Miss D. H. Goodwin °t.
Massachusetts Diyision 0! Markets.
Department of Agriculture
8:15——~Mme. Alice Buschi.
opera soloist. in French. Italian and
English selections. including arias
from “Carmen" (Bizet) and “II T").
\‘atore" (Verdi): “0 Sole Mio" (Di
Capua): "Cary Me Back to Old
Virginny.” I Hear :1 Cry" (Fisher):
"A Masque" (Forsyth).
Station “'31. Springfield
"That's How I lielievo .
ton tinn- signals.
120! p. nir‘tlrficial weather forecast.
Station MA.
(iVestinghouocl
able Tendencies." E. A. “’oods'
Insurance Company. Pittsburgh. Pa.
" Must: in the Public Schools .aml
the School Festival and Organ As-
sociation." ‘Wlll Earhart. supervisor
of music. Pittsburgh public schools.
From Pittsburgh Post studio.
..
English is the most enjoyable subject
in collcgv. that Shakespeare is not ll.
“rater «humnlist than Eugene H'Neii. :
that l’olu Ncgrl is tlu- best iilni star. .
that Marilyn Millvr is the inst actress. :
and that next to Princeton. Yale is the " .
best college; niso that playing bridge '
is mom. lun than ‘pettingf’ "
'l‘hes. jucimnenis are not necessarily
final. for the world or for the students
themselves. but at least they are all
conducive to thoughtw—ol‘ some kind
or other. And they are only a begin-
ning. 'l‘ln- process of Illllllll‘ rnlight-
s-nment t‘or the sprirg :mti unrly sum-
nwr or' 1922 is now started. I‘ntil ".
commencement time. in June. the test .
iivc student will lw at his best—and '
worst-~«ielivering more or less sober
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9:00 p. m.-—Yersatlle concert by artist:
European "
US
judgments on many things regarding
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which the outer world is sadly puzzled. .
After that. the students will stop
their l‘iclphic utterances for a while.
They will never be so wise and senten-
tious again until they are graud- "
fathers.
._..___.._...______
THE INFANT MOTOR CAR.
That the motor car has as yet gone
only a small way in its development is
the belief of men thoroughly converss
ant. with the industry.-
Among the improvements to «be
looked for in the near future. accord-
ing to one engineer in this field. are
better riding‘ qualities, more efficient
power output. greater economy in oil
and fuel use and increased speed with.
safety. .
All this is said to be only what mos
tor users have a right to expect and to:
demand of manufacturers. The new
mas-m development already achiev-
ed in little more than 20 years In"
lulled at as a “mere beginning" or the
...—nu «on .-
progress to come.
The automobile represents such a
big adyance over the horse- drawn veJ
hiclo that the casual observer is in- -
climd to regard it as about perfect.
and perhaps to beliexe that the auto» I
mobile market is approaching satura-tl
tion.1t is good news that neither of; '
these things is true and that this great
industry. so closely related to pleasure.
comfort. health and prosperity, is .
growing along lines that will insure "
greater usefulness and satistaction. l is
.
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FEDERAL BLUE *SKY LAW. .
Uncle Sam is now helping with blue
iairy legislation. The Denlson Fill, in—
tended to help the states enforce their
A. nwn hws against fraudulent securities.
passed the House the other day and is
invested to pass the Senate soon
Herniatore the state governments haw
been Sumner-ed by the fact that invest.
Inent WW has]:
For Economical
And Continue toBuyth9% OfTheiI Choice.
Equipped Quality Quentin
A Power-hi, W m mica! Our
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flarket
sen rm medians Namsook
54 Inch TPoio Coating
311 ”Wool,“ Spring Weight. Regular
— V $3.50Vaiue $2 49
Tomorrow J
36 Inch Surf Satin
ncsuoooso
In Black Only. Regular Price 989 5.... _
' Tomorrow
Yard
42 Inch All Wool Canton Crepe
In All th P l Shad .
1183;111:0231; Valuees. $1.49
38 Inch New Stunner Voile
Dress «Fabrics
In a Big Variety of Handsome Designs
‘and Patterns. Regular 69c
98c V alue, Yard .....
Yard ‘Wide Silk Shirtings and
» Waisfings
\Vhitc Grounds With Pretty Stripes.
Refit? $.1t“".'f.‘.... . $1.59
44 Inch Fine Ali Wool French
Serge
In New Blue. Regular Price
$139. Tomorrow . . . . . .5139
36 Inch Mercerizai Poplin
In All the Ne“ Spring Shades. Regular
75::- Qualitv. 5'9
C
Yard .......
o...--ao.an-.-...
36 Incthatines
Inalltaespringealnzings.
Tomorrow L.......£........
_ 49c
54 Inch All Wool fiomespuns .
All the leading shades. Reg-u-
lar $23.49 value. Tomorr0tr$1069
500 Hemstitched Breakfast Cloths
$1.59 Value. 990
Tomorrow
Odd Lot of Pique and Madras
36 Inches Wide, 50c‘Value. 290
2 Yards ...”...
40 Inch White Dress Voiles
Finesguatiifie, Yd. ,...._...,..... 290
__Scailoped Plain Linen Bufiet
Scarfs
290
Regular 50 Value.
Tomorrow . . . . . . ._._.. .5,
Hemmed Tray Cloths
N eat Designs. 19 6
Regular_ 290 Value . . . . . ..
100 Pieces Soft Finish Long Cloth
36hn?g’31§"‘$33'%§.§§$$1.69
- ,o o_ o o_o.-_~
smaiigfiir 390 Value Yd. .. 19C
Decibel-dot; ValueSSeEach.
2 for
To "close out
Regular . Price 39c.
3 to 4 Inches Wide. Value 15c
That Formerly Sold for
$7.50. Tomorrow . . . . .
Formerly Priced $3.00.
Tomorrow . . . .
sols-lo-
Hats
“Formals ’Ifie and $1.00.
Tomorrow . . . . ........
In the Very Latest Models
Made to Sell at
$25.00. Tomorrow . . .
Linen.
Regular $3. 00 Values.
Tomorrow . . . . .......
’
- "mafia-go Dresses
C-"B Corsets
Elastic Girdle. an Ideal
Dancing and Golfing,
at
.......
C-B ' Corsets
ExtraLongHip.
Special
Slightly Soiied, Nicely Made
Materials; Values Up to
$2.49. Tomorrow . . . . . . .
Crepe de Chine and Georgette,
Soiled; White, Flesh,
Bisque and Blue. Special
Fancy Checked Gingham
Dresses
at
loco-so..-L
.v
Patterns.
Tomorrow
* Handkerchiefs ,
Tomorrow
ooov-onooo-ooo
Embroidery Edgeing
and ‘.We yd. 3 fax-defer ..
* Children’s Bags
All Restaurant! Silk, Fitted With Pass
and Fancy Lining. Regular
50c. Murrow ...,......
$3.99
so Children’s lists
$1.99
Paley Flowers for Trimming
mo Handsome SportCoats
In My Pretty Styles. Reduced at One-
. Half Their Original Price. Tomorrow
$9.99 "7514.99
Corset
Elastic Top Model of Flesh Contil.
$1.49
Odd Lot of Muslin Gowns
Odd Lot of Blouses
$3.49
Mostly Billie Burke Models; With Collar
and Cufis and Tie Back Sash. Special
$1.98 ... $2.98
Odd ‘Lot of Women’s Svreaters
$2. 99
Extra Sized Bungalow Aprons
In a Good Variety of Designs and
$1.79
Men’s All Linen Wed
"29¢
Nothing‘fike’the 331595 mm Don’t faiito attend this great sale Tomorrow an
‘ ‘ One Beflar fbuy TWO "Dollars" worth-of merchandise
”-490
and the
Season’ 5 Best Colors and, Styles
$13.99
206 New Sumner Wash finesse!
Made of Linene. Looks and Wears Like
fill the Fashionable Colors.
$1 79
for
of Fine
99c
Slightly
House
Oversea ‘ tSiu.
’fiegulsxiPrioe $1.%.-_......
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Heavy Quality.
Good Assortment of Denali.
Shell and Tight Knee. Sle...»..:..
Black, White Cordovan.
Regular Price 500.
Odd lot :
Very durable.
‘4 for ...............
In fancy stripes.
3 yards ..................
In pretty designs
Tomorrow, yard .......
In Oriental Patterns.
Tomorrow . . . . . 4.;
Heavy Galvanized Iron. \Yhit
Faucet. Regular Price $1
With Wringer Attachment.
Regular Price $1.25 . .
Regular Price $1.25.
Special
No. _7 Extra Fine Quality Corn
" Regular Price $1.25
"Tomorrow
Imported Willow Clothes Baskets
Medm' Sins.
Regular Trice $1.25 . . . . ....
waders. "
35$r,,...._._.1......'.........
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Mom ............
WsDNesnAy MAY 10.1".
d make
‘
100 Bath Mats
Regular'$1.‘25 Value ..... 990
\
Yard Wide Percalcs
.41; 99C
Patterns. 6 Yards for
Women’s Light ll eight Knit
Union Suits
“. i’irgu.
59c
Women’s Fibre Silk Hose
390
Children’s Khaki Overalls
390
Children’s White Ripplette
Rompers
49c
: formerly $1.4m
18x36 Congoleum Mats
Tomorrow
99c
iar 75c Value.
Tomorrow
Regular 50c Value . . . .
Tomorrow
Curtain Scrim"
99c
2 Yard Wide Linoleum
$1.99
27x54 Axminster Rugs
..$4.99
5 Gallon Oil Cans
99c
Large Size Galvanized Iron
Wash Tubs
99c
White Enamel Flour Canister
25 lb. Size. Will Hold One Bag
of Flour. Regular Price $1.2
99c
No. 8 Steel Gray Enamel Tea
Me
99c
Brooms \. .
99c
99c
‘Whib ‘ “Tar 'llloth Bags
99c
99c
"Wind” sander
”$1.99
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