7 ” E‘sbum'”s6aw.im
nilWENlNG SENTINEL
‘b ESTABLISHED BY, 3‘
JAMES GOLDEN
7 . L. a A. L. GOLDEN, Props,
stony, JULY 7. 1922.
. uiNIATURE ALMANAO FOR
TOMORROW ,, t _.,.
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Ill ASONIU DIRECTORY.
woman'sroie Will Play
' in National Emil
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By MRS. PETER cam. Dom. Candidate he a. 3. Senate.
’l'hggllndiana and Pennsylvania. primary election.
results * apical or what will probably happen west
of these states. '
' n my campaigning thus far in Minnesota I have
been asto ' by the prairie fire spread of independ-
ent political thought. It: is not a matter of parties.
Party lines are falling away. People out here are less
tied to party strings than them en at any time
in the last twenty years. They pride hemselves on
reading both sides of a question and framing their own
-- - conclfiions. They are independent in their judg—
ments. Today not only in Indiana and Pennsylvania voters want a. change.
Illlill‘i ('lililiivi'_ Ni». 5”. ll. A. M..
« tli 314nm“ ’l‘i-iiiplc. South Itiniii
tln- : .l (I‘lll 41h Tuesdays of
“mug, I, \ o'clock. July and
nuns; ¢-\m m ..| .\l l: A. Masons
Oltll'llli nil ll rll r: ." innit-J.
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fl.
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(‘t)\\'l("l‘
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. ‘11”. (,l'( ,ii..-vf ill I‘Olld-
.. ..i ini an Ohio
..i:.ll: to deprive
Ill llll!’, l..«." 1'”
.i,:ii I'i.»r.~
, , ”Hun: ii if; to get work
. l, u in:i\i('t.~1 busy on
3. l ,. filillllill' \‘lO\V of convict
1.. .-, . :1 -l luv labor unions. hit
rt. ir:;;.l\ tlrrit lllf'l’l" is Olll)
'ii. mam v'll of lnlinr to he done
l'll Nit tliv? lulim‘ is u iixl-(l
["1. ii. i i.ilil‘ii.i-vl. so in spo-nk.
v. ni Linn i. No (-coiimiiisl takes
a): ' um; md it is doubtful whether
ml m» ulln looks [it llit' liiulll'l‘ with
n'lm Hull winil will think so, The fill‘
:.-v~. ..i ii-ifuiil-ii-ly r-tisy to (lemon:
lr'LTHI'tl to roads.
Ohio and c-vvri‘ other State in thr-
Ill
i ii»-
,qii..w:i;
:»l' 0?“ Ii.
‘1 «mm n--r-:|.~ iiim-s- new roads than it
1i:l-. Illltlll'\ In imv fur. Illi'l lllfil‘l‘ rt»
vulva mi riill lUlllS lh'iii it tins lllnllf‘}
vfitu [?I\ liil' .\ii\' Pitizi-ii. {ln_\'“'ll(‘l't‘.
('nli .m-v- lll it llli' liziiriiiiil Ol‘ work tllfll
lllltflll tn rlriiw- li'l 'l‘l' liig'liii'nyx in his
vi. ll ll .‘ l‘ l" lf’iil'Tllll‘ liiiiltll-Rs‘l, 'l‘lic
nth ‘ll?l.~‘. l.lll"i"4l IS lllllllri to him-
Vv'l'llilll’W‘
ll .»» l;:~ lI . o‘n ions tliiiii: to lisc is marvelously M‘l‘i-ctixc. That it is sh. 'for :1. MW trial on the grounds or “9“"
“in (m. l< ‘I'. Ill ,Inn for wnu‘ls Iii hii- lllltl“l‘ conditions which vault] not l)(‘ ‘L" (“SCOW'WJG cvidencc 111“] “W ““5001“
“H" "W" 4 ”ll" 1N fv'wl iisivii: thl- :llt'l‘llllllt‘tl in :my \vr-ll-run priz-mr in-.iliict of a juror :it the first trial.
i" I ~ m~ ~ ‘-~- llllll'li’ll work. (-spb- .vliisli'i'. is no cri-dit to .hi- p‘lltlll‘_ The It is understood, Judge Gustaf ll.
.-; .m .W unit. “ml-h would oiimr- lulu-ill) umi iutulligcncc of {mi (.riir-iiIC‘arlson and Judge Daniel Dominoe-
Winr‘ n v Lil" :nm ml ill. 'l‘lilit would t-inplnl'us (low-run roWiul. 'l'lio lir.st;COlinS('l [or thi' former. Shaiilurvillo
1'” "-‘ ' l' ’ 5" l“ feliil iii-Her for that can possibly he "one is in l‘f]:l.'.((‘ ‘storckccpcr, will {ilc the petition for
1h" in: 'i'l l“ in 1mm vl idluncss in llillnpf'l‘illfi'f'llllliliOilH with riivlr-i'iil mud a new trial soon. 'l‘liri‘ will risk that
""‘ p "r!" i “ '1‘ | ~. lwth Immv» tlii- ‘siiitulilc Ollt‘S. lthc Dctllion lu' limird tlic first Tucs-
r‘vwl v «. illiwu w? m. l'ltll and mm. -3-.. ~ .-._ .7 May in Si-ptciiilicr. As the superior
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'Anything for a change, they say. How often have I heard this in my
trips throughout the state. I have found widespread dissatisfaction with
the present congress everywhere.
In the elections in Minnesota this fall I believe many yotcrs will
forget parties and vote independently for the candidates they think will
honestly represent the common interests of the great majority.
The amazement of the country at the way women are using their
ncliise will grow. The women’s vote is going to play a greater part
‘ in the selection of governmental representatives with the passing of
every year. 9
The women found the vote a new thing two years ago. They were
probably, in most: cases, governed by the advice of men. Now they under-
stand votingnnd they realize that the franchise is the citizens’ badge of
sovereignty, and when alone in the voting booth with their conscience
and their God, they will vote right, as they have the light to see the right.
Here in Minnesota the League of Women Voters is a, great help.
Men voters have no similar organization that helps them as unselfishly
and as intelligently as does this organization. It stands for no party
organization, tliough'it deals with the leading political questions of the
day. It stands for what is best in civic life.
post ofl‘lcc buildings need enlarged .CUNDIC-‘INI'JD? SEEKS 51““.
floor space. improved lighting :1an \‘0n- _ . “—
tilutilig S)'Si('lll and Uliilzi' provisions Lnlilc 5‘11““(‘v bentcncod [0 Die for
Murder. Asks 50w Trial.
for lwttl-r work iiiiiid more lil-iilllii‘ul
conditions. ‘ .’_. .
Investigations liiicc :~hown that 'BHDDLLTO“‘\- July 6.——Scntcncrd
~(‘c-nt yum-see particularly [ho rapid Schuttc. convicted lust October of tin.-
‘fll‘0\\'lli of tho parcel l)0$t-—-lhls forced fmurder 0f JOSCDh {“10 Mary 1311“ and
tiii- use of dark imsomi-ms. null-buse- their son. Jar-0b Ball. may act anodu-r
'iiir-izts :iml (toner-4m] quark-r3, Mumfilcase on life. Saved from the gallows
'woi-k rooms ”I... ” positivc inclencc 10.13.51 April by his appeal to [he supremo
'lhl' hculth of pustnl pniploygcs. Icourt, Schuttc expects to secure an-
'l'ukmi on thr- wholv. in spite of nnmh lather rcprimc until sometime in Octo-
‘piililic mmpiuininq. llu- postal .Kl‘7\ll‘l) ;b<.-r. at least by reason of his petition
PROD!” 0F lNNOf‘IiNC’E. mourt of Middlrscx county does not
S;i\.~‘ the former Kaiscr in his int—‘Sit until the fourth Tuesday in Sl-pt-
N, ”Hunt.“ .' ‘ ' ‘ I’cnibcr. llO\\'(‘\'(3r. i1 is improbable that
“Not (illl) lcnnmiiicully :inai indiiu-;a’?-‘;iconls“':“l:‘ttg”l 1:121; hif'xtflul‘flt :31?
ll'lllll}. lilll politically also. Germ:ii1_\';P“ on “f” 1'” ‘1 r‘_“ ' ’
sotlll' (in) will he as Kl‘f‘ill :is she our .‘-“"nt n “1” 3’0 ”90045551” to 33k {0‘ 3‘
.\ii«l then “.0 shall WU“. Ercpricxc. which llDthlllilCdl} Vllll be
m u. not H; granted by Governor Lake.
“WI ”mt I was not “31"”le In case the petition for a new trial
In. in; H3: outbreak of u". “-4,," :15 denied by the superior court.
This is it (‘lil‘lOliS stall-m. up 11.3“.‘Fchnttc will Sllll llllYl: mil- legal art-mic
is lug‘m :lllll moor is proof. lnm.‘ l,._.,_ of escape open to him. llll‘ Lonrd of
plp \i'uulil animus... without um- Hun“; ; Pardons. As the Board of Pardons
to (ll-iiiizinl‘s pmilim‘i “g. , . L4,..3‘1110is not iiicct alga-tin until IN‘Ct‘nllH‘r
.\ii-l it is on gum! (\(‘nts. not «any. lit sci-ms prohnlili» that own should the
m‘cnts. that fill} proof of (‘u rmnm 1c petition he (if-him] that Schlittl- will not
“'lli‘ ri-siimisiliillt)‘ (lt'IH‘llllS. ‘-':lv' llillil 1923.
ll (it'l’lllfllll‘ is coiiip: tn pruu l't."
lllllf-(‘l-HI‘I'- \\ll('ll silo :ittniiis [lf‘llll1‘-ll Sl'lmlihw
i . i . .. I. .
l'fmf'l‘ “3::th how “'1” slic rip it ,‘ “ ill} l .‘l.\ \- if.
“(Hi ln‘fnl‘tu
to llll‘ world liiiit We
hilftilf‘llvll_
xvi-m to he
tor ll’illlS-
lim kii'l
(ltlllilli'l
tin-r.
iiisisti ll
{Ilitlllil‘l \\‘:ii' of nE‘Q‘l't'SSiOn? ‘l-Ml-l- -l l" is‘i-ii'ulinl‘. glriilllsn
O“... I
D 01 R d. P ‘l Hill It‘ll I‘..\(l\.
at y a 1 m . ..__
0 rogra l in» you linw :i mill. stluvly 51(‘llt- in
(Tune to 360 DICters) til" smnll «it thv l~;if‘l<~~sli:irp. stat»-
hing i\\'ili_L*r"1~‘ \\'lil'ii smopiii: or lilt-
‘ ins-~- -li#trc ~siiig urinary disorders?
For l'il‘l lmi'k iiii-l \Vr‘lllil‘llt‘il kidneys
“-47h “kpqhmh‘mqn \"“:|I‘l\. 1501i?“ l\ni'wulk rr'xidcnts rl‘COnllllEl‘iil
{I‘OJIHIS l{i'lll('}' l’ills. lit-ail this South
ivaY‘H'lllk slut! lllf'lll.
l 1‘. 1-1. 'l‘ulllllll‘llrf‘. 49 \Vomlwnril
'éfl‘.| lilit', says: “Six-inc heavy lifting I
Illivl n :vmir :iizo t~ lliil‘tl to put my kill-
.llthr: mu of shupc. The weight of
“1"] ':ln.\‘!liin;r I picluwl lip secmc-l to lit-:1?
W“ 2' down. or. my killiir-ys and cnlisc light»
‘ . nlii dike )aiiis. My back hcczimo
\Jm l" H'ULM‘HTI M- ”H‘ I‘M'i“ ""‘lsm'f nil-l llimc all over. Mv killm-vs
(llllhll'il (l\\'t‘lll_\'~(‘lf.‘.‘lll pit-cos) ii!‘ ”:0an04, loo ‘rcclv find (“insert m? to
:li‘itl'n lHlilllli Institute of .\|‘l-'~‘ “Wilma 1m (lurinc’l 'th‘o night. ‘ This. to-
EHI‘IKU'E'I.n:;i_:‘;('_1(;;:";ll1:5Ifflllvl‘iuu : urtiur with :1 sediment in thc kidney
8. ‘ "l . '_ ‘ .r -‘" f: ”I. I‘“‘l.‘~'f(‘l‘t‘ll01l$, li-il me to hclicvc my
‘ ' .lril‘l,"">.§mn“in Drum]. ‘ J- kill!“ :6; \vf-rr- affected. I was a-iviscd
in: [A "V025,”; gleélén.?':-VC"7 ”I‘M" to try Dean's Kidney Pills and boughtb
9....“ p m _‘_‘r.0'n'(: If, M" 1" \ .- ‘ l a couple of boxcs at the Clifford .
(,mm'” ‘(Hl'irtct ”“17 A" J‘IY'llS Pharmacy. After 1181!”: them my
(”mt .. :1 .‘ out All “Hr lrricl-i became strong and well and myl
.i s Ilinuii. Loni. 1 lxiinw l lciiliir-ys were restored to a normal‘
71m» p, Ill. ~“.\l:ln in lllt' Moon"
iv .4 (cl .\‘« \\':ii'k Sunday Full.
725:0 p. iiin—r'l‘nlk li_\‘ ii. A. illeviiim'.
\‘VH' iii'vniilmit (if Iliiyinmi & \Yllit—
('(Illll) (.‘o. I
Trim p. iii.--—“\’rlcatioii lm'>
limi'ts." by Louis Rosin-ck of
Hun-tr liistituti- of America.
stor-
litrSilS:
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cr“""" 1? llll".\l lulflhln » 1. .7 t‘ Ill
‘ "W“ "“i’l‘t‘l‘ IIIJIlIl lllll i:.- -. l I“ l
m:
Nam male. either, need luv (Mi 0:"
”'mvluwx” of" :i I
rulvll
fll’l‘
in.“
l'iiiii')’ iwliiil'muu, ‘
., mils. lici‘l‘iiirir‘s. lip-sticks, pf)“-
l}|lvl'17\\'-1H‘n('lls (lll‘l :ii‘ti‘ii-i..-
ns-lv »\ » ' ll fli‘t‘ sliili to lie (Iltlllllllllhl‘ ‘
I: i» ;,._. ll suit ”it" .sluililm-o-st (”it‘s-xi
o l FI'A' «lion is. will the tempta-l
1-1". ' . l prices OVO‘N‘Onll' tlil-
.i '~ -
‘rl‘llllvli'mfilz ,., “1.. ,i ' .
.l.‘ ‘ niiimnii sense? l l‘llsir- Jt‘Hll. “x“ himumllf ”1 Ml 1“; : _ 3 . _
q. _ - . l ‘ IL",
1i .. H . .imhillun IS to sh]: ll..,':w p, w. Mush-”l “WNW“ "_ ‘ l . l .
.. . ,' ‘ W11" Mi win am... 517...".5; :3“; ‘ ’
‘ . . 'iv ya 1 pie (in: using illt‘nl ill-iii? Violinist. Slur, l'.\' Rn!“ 'quiffw‘l . '
i. i. .\. ”HI H”: m ”(ml-"as“ Mil "S”"l'm‘" “Wiin’v‘wiu; Niles-inglliih'i . T WN ;
y . . ,\ """"j"" 7" Filllllll’JlI-z “l‘i'ncliidium ct .\lli’Ll l' '11]; l
i . \lezllll llwll ll)“ it,“-( rfrl‘ Ix'reislcr: Bliss SC-Uviilw “l . l.‘ fly l f
’ I i in. ,. .,. . H‘ '. w r). - .
.; 1.. . ll :l. in. .lvlllk Liv l(i\\'(-r" Olil .Iririniz. "l‘hc mm “M” (.1 ““1”: fi _ 2
. .. . . lm~ . .i ll‘ s: km Wf'i daring." "The \Vinar' 1“. MEN (. .- Go den’s Week-end specials are the 3
' .» an» new. trn “C'lliricn” ”P m -' « 7- .‘ '_“lalk of the town" and there is 800d ‘
ll ”11:“ (.3 . . l ‘ A ‘ a“ "\l""'i . , . ,
r2 n~ A ‘1 1 . . .‘Ilill'. tut inst fnw “\Vultz iii A major." I$351011 Why such 18 the cage. ‘Quality, ,.
, ' "“" 9 L'W'Hml lmt i.o-l Miss Scox'illc. "Nor‘turnr‘f , .,.l . ““99 SOOGS offered at right prices
. . .. . . - ,. , . - , . .
. . . ‘ .. w‘"_ l"! "V. .lllilL'lllf'lll 1:; l“ in l7;" by Miss Caste-n; "\’,.‘-.~ 21“”? and holds‘ trader The ice
t- V ‘ “PM" V “i this “mm, 8- lllllllr‘nlfll." gClllll'PY‘(~l“rhnk; “0H3 " E393"! Specials Lila wfiek-ené \‘Ire , -
n ' rlli‘r m” ll'l:il{l'llli. fliiil tlm' 1:! train." Kreislcr' “i'i P‘WW’ " ' 17:51) EgaCh and also Banana; StraW-, :
"k of Hill .2 . n - ' - ~ _ i ' fl ' "‘ 1‘." .3 (-l‘be‘. t . 3T6» .
J l 3'...”"viii-Eff???: I‘m“ imanninz a ho‘ida?tre§€ 130$: RzofamV -
. ..v.-.,. _" ‘ _. ilz-‘wir ' - ' . ' .
- l . ii - ll.I- punt wm‘kl \\\ 1’. Fort “"oml. X. Y.. Signal l sureiilifie we cream ls needed are as-‘ '
Corp: 1' Q ,‘ lth' 1t pregnant auto delivery from
. _ '_ . . isgm‘e.
. ' " 4.; I‘li': [V111 . (“m in. ”E—Answermg‘ letters and -‘ (assorted fla:aggthspi%€§?nat 11533022:
1 irl‘t r'i'“ "‘2"?! (lllf'FllOi'lS submitted by m-iio nutli- .' pound and Spiced GumjDropsuat 34c
., i "r )1 inc m ll, in en _ ' > "
.- . ._ l» Hm- looking on? 'l-Ohce m up. - q . ., a 99" pound are the candy specials. No .
'p J ‘ . . w ”my.” q. 1 I , .. p. .— .ienmg of surprises. .cooler and morewcentral place in town
1m x . H .m ,7 {3...}? li‘e‘anh- by Dorothy and.Ethel Mercer. Eth-‘ than Golden’s Confectionery Store at .
’1? . i. . : m ;. .- m «swim. fork. e... 11. Violinist; Dorothy. 14. pianist. ' which to enjoy: the treat this glimmer ,
_ ,..,m_,..‘. M I tar} i the names of selections will located in the Mahaokem”: “
. ml out that 500
lit'r‘ll Clmmrml," liy quartet: “Somf‘-lcciirliti01‘l."
lliill‘S l llccl Like :i Motlicrit-ssl Price (if-(n. at all dealers. Don't-
('llllil.f' Ciilvrill‘gru'l‘nylm‘. riillllfi sololsimply ask for :i kltlnoy rcmcrly—Ef‘tl
l‘ .\ll.\‘.K Tl lion:
’iillli'tr l.
\‘w “‘0 n .. .”‘”3v Mary "llon‘tllloan's Kidney l'ills—tlic same that
(m‘m'mt‘ F; . lllluf‘ T‘M‘Hl. M‘ 6 Mr 'l'nllmn lgc lind. Fostcr—Milliiirn
cl:'.l.....'.. Jammim'soio hy l‘lle-‘Iit'tllCm. Mfrs. Buffalo. N. ii—Adv. ’
‘ ' ‘ - \r'limly T\llO\\'S dc Trouble:
ill?” N ' n." “if Miss 'l‘l-linii: “You! l
.. 5WD" "Goldcii Slippers." by:
l
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Illlllakt'l'. \laiihnttan.
lfilllllEN’S WEEK-END;
\\ \\ 7.. win
4:411 p. m.
be an- l weather.
’ Block at , South .quwalkfldv.
x.
; > ' as
nounced by radlophone.
'll'l‘Olltl)‘ inch-:isc’d postal business: in r(-- .to die on “‘0 morning or July 21' Emil ‘
r
One Dozen New Patterns.
y Regular 50c rallies.
l: Striped TiSSlle Ging
.u-o_--noosnttononioua-
Beautiful Slicer Cloth. Fast Woven
...--c’.--
...-....--...o~..
Colors.
The desire of every smart wo-
‘man is to look as attractive and
comfortable ‘durlng the long
Thw". as at any other time.
Gingham
Frocks '
Regular. $2.00 Values
In. All Sizes.
$1.49
Each
on m roncn
in run GARDEN
m m HOUSE -
.Just a. Limited
Number of Fine
Baronet Skirts,
Values to
$333.5, $5.50
Exceptional Ofi'el'
‘Whitc Gabardine
Wise. — ,
$5.00 Values . . . . $2.75
Limited Number
SPECIALS
On Sale
Saturday Only
MAVIS FACE POWDER
50(- Sizc . . . ...... . . ..... 39c
PROPHYLACTIC TOOTH
BRUSHES
39c Value . ............ . . 3303
LARGE WHITE DRESSING
COMES
75c Value . ............ .
KEEP énnan mm
nausnns
75cVHluc... ...... ......50c
PATENT LEATHER AND
SUEDE BELTS
J) ..
All Colors—Values to 08c
39c
PEARL, JADE AND TOPAZ
EARRIN
.. 49c
Valui- .. . ..
LETTY BEADS—All Colors
Special .. ............... . 590
WOMEN'S HAND BAGS
(‘olors and Black. Fitted with
Frame null Alli-run l)l)lll‘ilt‘ and
Siliglc 'Ji:iii«llm--—$l.3ll Value,
$1.00
“Women's .\ll Lilicii (‘nllircli
SPORT HANDKERCHIEFS
Each ......... ......23c
Slit-villi Lot
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR
.Vci‘li‘cs. ('nllzll‘ allll Cliff Sets
in (Vill'glllltllt’
Special ..... 50c
LONG SILK GLOVES
Ilciivy (lilitlll)‘—lll all, Colors
and \\'l1ite~—$;’.00 quality.
Pair ........ . . . . . . $1.35
CURTAIN scams
lec
..-..
Lace Borders. 36 in. wide.
Yard
9i
L.
Georgette
L .
Dresses
Formerly Sold at Prices
? from $10 to $12.
' it?
Saturday Only
? $5.98 ’
Women's High 0 .-
Grade Water Proof
500 SAMPLE
SWEATERS
ALL SIZES.
A Sweater Serves on So Many Occasions.
You Ought to Have One.
_1.98 W...
Alpaca, Tuxedos, Mohair, Slip—Oils, Fibre Tuxedos. Beauti-
‘ ful Color Combinations and Popular Plain Shades.
. . 1 . '
4 Ram Coats
In many styles and different ‘-
.31.... $9.98
All sizes.
£339. 3 ...... $1.98 .95
SPECIALS
On We
‘
100 Patterns Standard Full
\Vidth
DRESS GINGEAMS
Reg. 39c val. 29c
Yard
36 IN. TISSUE GINGHAKS
Exceptional 0fierings from our
Dress Goods Dept.
Extraordinary Values in
SPORT SKIRTINGS
On sale all day Saturday. 54
in. All Wool W'hite Serge.
$2.00 Values.
~Yai‘d ...... . . .
$1.49
Saturday Only _
TABLE DAMASK
75c Value. 49c
LONG CLOTH
$3.00 Values.
Yard
10 yd. piece . . . . $1098 L
COLORED “INDIAN HEAD”
Reg. 390 Value.
Ya rd ........... . 25 c
APBON CHECKS
A new lot just arrived. Attrac-
tive Checks. The Better
Quality. 49c
Yard
5-1 in. All Wool White
FRENCH FLANNELS
$3.50 Values
Yard .........
19c Value. 12%(3
Ya rd
“Women's Lace Trimmed
BODICE VEST-S
\36 hi. Colored
nnnss LINEN
Tilc Dollar Quality. 89(:
Yard ..
40 IN. CREPE DE CHINE
....-..--
42 In. All \‘Vool
MATALASE CREPE
Beg. $2.00 Val.
Yard ........
$1.49
Each ............ 59c
“'omcn ‘s
FIBRE SILK HOSE
All (‘nlnrsin $2.00 Values.
Saturday
y... ......... $1.69
None Better
)imic. Yd.
40 IN. BARONE‘L SATIN
”$2.19
Seamcd Back. Black. \Vhite
and Cordovan. 39c
- Pair .............
Read Our Advertisements—It Pays
CHILDREN ’8 OVERALLS
Khalil and Blue. 89 C
12%6 Pair . ..... ' .......... 3 .
ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION on YOUR MONEY " CHEERFULLY REFUNDED.
KITCHEN FURNISHINGS DEPT.
GLASS TABLE“ SETS
«.1 pier-cs. _ 49C
Tili- val.
Thin Blown
WATER TUMBLERS
Special. 39‘:
39c size.
BO~NO SPRAYERS
49c
Wright ’s
SILVER POLISH
196
Each ..........
3 to 5 years .......
Odd Lot of
VOILE SMOCKS
In assorted Colors. slightly soil-
Siinlll y'all. ........
98c
Odd Lot of
LAWN AND VOILE WAISTS
Short slecvcs. Peter Pan and
..
ell. Reg. $3.9: 8:
BO-NO
Disinfectant and
Denilnl‘izt‘l‘. can
(i for ..........
49c.
GOOD LUCK JAR
RUBBERS
3pkgs 25¢
Tuxedo siyles, --
Reg. $2.00 val. .. . . 98c
Odd Lot of 7
PERCALE BAND APRONS
Iii assorted colors. 97c
MADRAS CURTAINS
$1.93,.
Sill Length, neat designs,
Very durable.
Each
2 for ............
18x36 coneonnuu MATS
24c
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WORK
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ages have arrived, also several finished pieces to as-
3‘sist you in your work.
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