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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 11, 1922 · page 2

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'BRIDGEPORT. July 11.-anes
Briggs. who keeps a; saloon in Green-
wich and who in lundling-o revolver

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» Kowss only a little boy and all

as had. been sitting on the red

'1“ sect of the car a long. long time.

”6 who lfrsld he was going so far

the city. sad from the only home

he knew. tint he could never find his
My beck.

* shot and killed his friend and former
far away? And would she never come achoelmte. Arthur m in . .9
book 7" icon. is held criminally responsible for

He 8“ "M from the his b”: lwho ‘the death by Coroner J. J. Phelsn in
”“1 3° use m" the "city “4' “a s finding today. The decision is re-
every day when the farmer's wife had ten.“ to State’s Me! Home 8.
no errands for him to do, he and the‘Cummings, and Prosecutor White of
dog, he had made friends with, set by _ Greenwich. to an“ inch notion so the

the side of the ros.d watching for the'lgw mm

 

’ ‘ - ' It seemed s long wsy since he hsd

besutiful lsdy to come.
“But." he said.
head. “she said she'd come. and she

netted in the morning. Houses and
“do snd trees snd bridges new by.

Hours. he bed been shut in alone.
People cal-e 1nd went, but nobody
unite to him. sod when he ventured
to s* the ticket man ”If he wu’rt
In: there T" he shook his hand.

He hsd octet: up the lunch )lrs.
Brown had given him. not because he
who hungry. but he had nothing else to
do. If he only know about his new
home. sad if myone would come for
Jun. he would sot feel so lonesome.
and but he wasn't going to be
a isby sod ory.

‘ ‘Ioppose they should forget him. and
he couldn't find the wny beck. His lip
trembled. wd he choked back a sob.

The sun was getting low in the
Western sky. and it was going to be
dark when he would get where the
people lived who were going to take
(are of him. sod perhaps they would
not see hill. he was so little. He out
looking wistfully out toward the sun-
iet to be seen now and then through
the trees for they were riding through
«the country side and were stopping at
a. little station. He saw an auto come
up to the platform and (WO Indies got
dut and came into the car.

The one entering first -hc thought
the most beautiful lady he had ('Vl-r
men. the other one had the bugs and
Wraps. The beautiful one came and sat
down by him. "May I lit by you?"
she said with a smile that warmed his
heart.

Hesmilt-d back. "I want you to." he

all the rest of 'em. and can’t corne
back." Then the do: would give a
bsrlt of encouragement snd an invite-
tion for a. race. which generally ended
in both feeling better and happier.

But one day the lady come back.
She had not forgotten henllttle friend.
but hsd been prevented by circum-
stssces from keeping her promise.

Nenr the farm wu s millpond. and
on the dsy she come by she ordered
the chsuleur to stop sod and out
whst the excitement there was about.

A crowd of boys, shouts and cries,
and running about on the edge of the
pond. indicated something unusual.

When she snd the chauffeur ran to
the spot. they saw with horror a. big
boy fling a little fellow into the black
water.

“Stay there." he yelled. " ‘till you
tell us who the feller is that told the
teacher on us. If you don't want to
drown like a rat. tellus the name of
the boy. and we'll douse him good and
plenty." "You know. tell us or down
you go and stay down. ‘till you do if
it is all day. “70 got to know."

She saw the white face of her little
friend and saw him reach out his
arms lmpluringiy to her. "i can’t tell.
he said to his tormoutor." cause I got
to lw honorable. like a soldier is." and
the next instant. without a cry his lit-
llt. INC" disappeared beneath the dark

 

 

 

. . water.
and shyly hoped), :l‘lnk}? U; 1:21. “Cowards! she cried. Oh. what
- t . r. . - ' . l _ ' l _
“.“d 1 mi" bktl‘l'lillllllgl H H I“ m I; 1 bruit-s! and would have rushvd into
. . . l 'i - . ' l 2.: la"
hours 4" “mm" ““d u E“ “' 1 X llu» pond llvrswlf, and the chauffeur 34g

sigh. ”I 5‘01 awfully 1‘: NH] ““d' and »\\‘;l.~: flinging oil his coat ready to room”)

I guess 1’ “ 30h "Wk“ 1‘" “w “I: ! lvilu. who" the Mg lmy who had flung

. * . ‘- 'l " > ll >2 . ,
:‘infit. tbut hf. “1‘”: :"f if- llek‘tull: rt"- itlw llHli" fallow in. Jumped in. and g;
00 ,3 "OU' “" d." ‘ ‘ .‘ .i‘ '«ilxillz brought up ”in half drowned .5".
l0w.’ shr- tllmiulll. Nuuv mutml a: , . __ _.
d l' in l l " “‘n it ,‘ "-m i'lm- l ‘L‘M- “MW and 11301055. He was 3.
l , u . L . 1.. ‘ . . i _
{till}; 112;" lull-wuzllt lune- tl'i"li I h'“"”-" “‘“INV‘G m roiws from the at
r 3“ ‘ ‘ ' ( » '. ' . ‘ lame and rushml to the farmhouse. g
eerlous mus. ililtl .1 “Li“ liu. \u-llwul ”WNW” a “1“le and n. clll'lnt not of .‘g-s
lm-ulh. dull. lulll‘. urn/wing low on. F illov< " ‘ .' D t 5.;
. ' ‘r ; . \Vlli :1 “all ll. rural :mil ‘
Jil“. im hi Hi i t i l H“. “.53.,” Hill)" ”unfit” to gh‘v 1]”. §

le'lz‘lil’lll. 'wrl lllnll‘ on “um (u Mush _ .
‘ ‘ H ‘lvlly lxld llzul rcur‘tml on thunsclvva.

H inluk with vulrwsmzl: 7w." r<. "\ly.
11‘ ll" lli’i' to How wl-x‘ ‘("l \i 1' 11m. iihough ”1‘." ‘1' “‘l' Imam i0 tin mow
-: .- ~ .. ..'.=.._'. .
VVllt‘l‘" iii" your lull). i‘ .mrl math: 1"? l‘h‘“? ‘0 it!“ him ‘1 ”A!"
l “llvu 1w ow‘llv-d his eyes. tlw L'lvly

You arr ton lmlv to try“ l :llmlu
Ill- sll'nJulllv uv-tl up. ‘l mu I‘l'tv.
gomg on six" ln- snitl. :lml my l'utllvr is

lwuq silliuc «'lnso in him. and Ill" was
llli llw pl‘riiivst room lll‘ mm‘ saw.
“lit-lit r. drur'." ’ Slit‘ said. brushing

'l. solvllrr. Wzn' uni in .‘L lli' \V'iil‘. And , _ <
' ’ 7 L ‘ ill" hilll' h-udvl‘ly from his lorchcml.
ht“ hrs .l \Wl'lllil. and a gun. int-l l . , .. ,
_ , , 'Hll. h-l mid. you lunvnl im'l"
int-ch ll-~ l‘ul‘il“! .l ling too. And I :l.ll _' .. , .
. . ,, ‘ ., _ nun} from mt: No. I am gmng to
slum: to luv' .l emu.” inn. Ami 3.0m k - i’ \ l'ul ‘ V l'
. i - " ~ ' . 0 - - 1
mother, wnultl ell“ not t‘muv “dill ll: ‘0” ‘ 0' .11" l ' ’ *‘ m “‘ ‘ ‘H'l
.. . \\. ll .' ' '.
you? "My mmnvr has gmw 5mm: "It: “0‘k .1) ii i V” 1 ‘1”
.. . . . - ‘ * . " z : v *
lrom in». NW 1‘}:qu Cull)" into his , ” H”: " " " “‘_ ‘ ‘ ‘21"- "_ ‘
. . . . .- . .. . >li:ll. i- «m \ W. and lnru‘u‘r. '\ v s.
(3"."4. :lnd n» wulsln-l-o-ll soul). bill-l , ,
'luls is going to lw your room now. you

has gi‘ll“ to ilvuull." 9
Tears mun" lulu Iht' Mill's ' ire Um.
“That's the Tl'ilSt'n then that thrir Ill-
lle son is such it brave littlv l'vlluw."
"But I ain't. I got awfully ‘l‘raid
that nobody would come for me. they
might forget me. you know."

.no- lo Ii\‘.' Ii‘l‘l' \vlill um." "I ill-Mr
l>(l\\' such [m try things. and I love ynuf
i"l' I make u lot 01' trouble, don‘t l

"Iiut 3m: su- I couldn't [fill an lila-
llxoy. CilllS‘: lhvy \ViUilll put him in tin-

\VJII'I‘ and drown him illoy \w ri‘ an

 

gave ‘d sigh of content. Illim
“Tel m: uho t l“ l; ‘ ' ' W: ' , ,,
1 .‘ . u t A p “'0'. “ho “if. “Don't on: I «Inn i want Vt‘. l m "l“.
the pl-nplv “no art- to cun- Ior you. l , . , . ~ . .- C .
.1 ”n 8““ g to UV: Willi u (”lung Elli" <.lla.. I"n"hXI!§1 up ml 11': llllni fillvl
. . . .. .. . .
' .".~I n" it.
you know. u iiil'lllt‘l‘ LL“: umsrs. .lil\1_}“‘h;{: H g“ tr 1 x _m‘..
l '15.‘ " .lv..l:..".
dose. and llllw UK things. and l mu; "Y ‘ 1‘, n ‘..' l J 1
. ._ r; .
going to l‘.' lp "V’l’ll'il 1 gm. it lliil" lrlllg’ l"; “I‘ ‘(‘ Q, “ m
. . . ' i .Q "“ l- . ."
if lily litIlll-l' llolll comi- lull‘k pl'rtly; ' I ‘ ““1
l ..
Boon." Fllv lll- vim:- little.- ‘

"“71“,”. are you going. dour child 3 until. nu‘ .1 got- to llfnlmn—n-llle llkv Ill}.
.‘Where is the place? I will sve that J “”1“". S‘H‘i' “I"! I ‘ ,
you get illul'c- sut‘rly. Don't think“. ‘5‘” "1"”: 9”” «loui ”fink vim”
about that. i will take care of you 3 “ f‘n“ mm. ‘ 1“ J" (in Fin“ ”n‘l.‘“ .‘m‘
now_.. Exiting: m luv ,:.l[l[l:\ “lid lust )iill .llul
"1 can't step thinking. can you?", . . . 1 ‘ _ fl , '
and liv looked at. her wistl‘ully. "You; I 1m" '1 (lm'r lmh ~lll‘l\lllil. “"7“ ’
are awfully Bond to 1110 " and then he "mm” yam. "m" “H" ”H“ 5;“; “WM, CAUSE CK of P” I 1
‘ ' {down into burn and hill lzt'l' i'm- ll’ITll‘l I A J

lli..ll‘.!!‘:l .:'- ll

ilk. \H‘l .

to him up llwn.

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ltmiu ul ill . -
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firilow~>o illuu‘. Ml quit I. U. 'li,:ll rill: l “l 7‘ .. ,, J , .
Rut-w l’l" was siltlgxll'lg \Vllil inns. ll'.‘ :W“ ' J ‘1». . L .n ‘ aques Little
"Was toorrpx'our‘rtu glue “‘il)‘ 10,. 7 N W J. I... ¥ “1‘ “I t .. l . ‘
"\Vh-‘u till] you littlt‘ .l:1_‘-illill_L“ M 3"” h _ ""“LJT’A” “"4 7 , 4
. H H . . . .‘l;‘.“_l‘l‘ l a gig: In”; 5 x .1\ ':l .3
eat! lhl'll hilt" tullml Ill'.‘ maul “illl'i’. l ' d ,. .m “ 1 l . ’77
, 7'“ li‘. L‘". 1" "~ \l.‘ .l‘ '4‘ t I C U C
the hog and .- lltll" lunch box um: tin-y» ' _ mm M Com to
o-;s g ‘11. l- ._
had lhs- ulusl istuuzllul tiling: to '.iI ‘ “a: .11).] "V H ‘ ‘1'. V 3 Y.‘ , n hpa n
right {hm-r: in Ih" car. now il'xil'liv' 7' ' i ' “3“ 7 I
emptv 0i" pt'Opl" Nun»: Ill 1" I» ll :l\ \\l w (in l
. . 4 l... ‘ 5,1"
He forgot to in Hull. Ill-l] ll. l-mizt-lj‘” \l \ ll 1
~" ‘ '2". .' . 'l s l' ‘~- il'. l " \ " . ' ' it n 7 .
up at he; and [mu ,1? ‘h‘- “‘ N‘ n 143 l’lth Hill limb}. S. .\u ‘.\ ‘1. American quality known a pep and “€30”-'1f 3°“ mve an’

mother. only his mother hull In". H
pale. and tilt}; aw i. a lung Ill’lll'. ll ll"
was only going to In ilor lizllrv buy 'lillf
his father Chill“ llomv. hi- “untwi to do 5
things for llt‘l'. and to {6-11 Ilt'l‘

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.00d and lnu‘ly in- thought Sllt‘ was.‘ inn~ly “minded
but he could only still.» all in l‘. umil . ' ' later the dl eative O b 1
she emill-d int) amll Slllll lit “as :l' l‘l‘l , l‘\’>ll l 6"?“ . . .. > g _ rgans re 0..
heroic little i-oy. and n was all 11.52;: l W ', fl" ' “ ». ‘1'“) ”v ‘» ““3 ”1d the abuse of irregular meals
iOW. : l l‘vi‘V'i‘i‘Hvi‘lltlyi‘l [Ill f-tl.~ till! :11 .\i;‘.:;l C. i-‘ definitely.

a .. . . .. .. . . .. ' ”5'” “3 -"-' Hi!“ >'. .mll~ allsll-ll-l :llui
' Tm“ Flu“ ”H" ””3 rhu’hul ”1 i"Film" l';ll'lv.< r, Ii‘l‘.~ u: lilo llvlzllllvs. cm FM m

Station. a 'lifiilt‘ country suburb of u! ‘ >
great city. and who-ro- 11wcoudlulm'ul!“”‘" S A”): “X“ F"""1‘:-" .“m” '1'“ 5”"
the train came in and told him hi.- wus, “m" '1t"""1"“”§ "’ “”1" ‘1
to Imu‘e- the cur. I llmun hello.

The lady took "“”“"“"*“
wagon. and said at law eurun-st wax-la:
slide to him. .

"WK-ll. he replied. " "I guess it's up.
to him to behave himself, tllml lit-'li'
have fair treatment. The boys iilt" L
rather rough but he'll have to gv-t llot l]
to that."

_\v~lvl‘il:l}'
.'Ui'.'l (lwm-r oi" lllv hum“.

. . .
him to the iill'lllé‘l"
Mu was sllol null

.luil‘l‘lt'ilII' ~l llillIM it.
.k‘liml l-j» Illv' agents.
512‘le BY ORDINANCE.
New London. July
siuuul Ly lim- ("lllzmw
l( lilo vommon council l:l..~t night

 

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’ “You 3‘16) I agreed to [like him 'ti‘l? . . Bl {
his father. Cum. Bruce, “on“... luck. ”1" Hp: .21 0.‘ till (Il‘!lll‘.:lll\‘i* inlssml il‘ M22331? glflturbunces. which quickly
‘ \\ r: k .- 2-0 \\ lli"il pl'ollildtq [onurjn‘t-l c ronlc.

he was ll Illflgllilnl"3 luoy, mun-i..;

Squire Merton‘s daughter. now bllz'.5 1“"! “'“iklilli ill lullhinu suits :ll (‘Ciiill'
lll

This

l'will'll.
lllrt.“

'l‘ili- Council \'(l"'[] i'r-ul‘

gone. Mrs. Brown. the hOUSt-ktr pt-l‘. is
I" FLIP-ll 321' illv Ol'dllillnz‘i"

plot. can't take care or him any

longer. so she sent him to me." ut‘tion mwzls Ihiil. lllr qilu-Sliol‘. will go

' “But he issuch a dear little follow to it \nlr ilumlulnwzv m»- ('l!) m .‘l s11.
.. mum-t take good care of him." She m1 )‘Ci‘ul't mlum t'li-Clion.

tamed to kiss the little boy. and put-

Me silver coins in his pocket "to buy

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! think. She kissed him and gun: him
i. little card. (‘un you l’lgul my Nd”...

.l,u ml. ll.~l. pillar-u tillliCt‘S_{llld other

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patting the d°‘" that the death of Dorm wss due to

'“L "a" '39" 3°” W W m'uke‘hsndling or is loaded revolver while
. partlydnobristsd wss highly eon-m-

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h [Chit-i .‘ul‘ll! and :l I'N'li'll) .\l't‘M-r-l

 

11.——.\ pL-tc-llo'l,
was IV't'SI ulr nil

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man" she mid. ~-1 “15h 1 “mm m l del‘ Capsules relieve disorder: or “unfimnflwu chmch'um'”
. “things for you" he 1‘! pill-ii. "i wish i Nl?\\' HAVEN. July ll.—7.\'~v\\‘ ll 1-! the stomaCh and d W mil ":0“ 'filrlfig. Y" A‘ Jm::::ed: 1’:1°.
" . w going to live ‘V-llt’rtu yuuado.‘ .\ll:'( I \. ..‘< first [mini-Woman was :lmmilllml : agacfiufgnmaédhezgzgugfl red WonderthfinCambrllk! mu 1‘. and
» L" $0.599 lyoultrer ugdlu . Alli! I. 5. 4“ l'-1.l).' fillll vsi‘l so on duty for :l : lievinz Chronic 80d Omfllte cue.- Elmo" in mm Ill-W
, ., Oh]. yea- w| (Gill? and lulw )n'l IllUlvililU‘iLll‘} ill-llwl of sixty dih‘s.’ Some Of the ingredient: 8801311281“:- “11131111 round them my; “ad
. “101w“ ride. you must no a good 1303'. .\l:'~. filmy I: Nuns. or this t-ilv xv-m' ally on the £01103 .Nndymzmdimmn heal.“ Theyflthwive 9 them-
.“ try to have a happy “HP. '1‘ ll'~: .llzlwi;_ll«l slu i'iill «must-1H t ‘lllll’ “ll anuduobvlatdnnz. othmeu id “ml-bum . "=2!" tom ‘ m.“ M
, “*ht your papa. {llt- bolillt l' “‘0”. l rii‘x. in .g‘f.er'l (1] In (in; IILILCHK'O‘ l lll‘“; a at byw- mm a m m: ha ha”: :3:
l - - I m .: secreting and tone on m

The coroner sty- thst he believes

the crimlnl act of Brits; whoos ‘

bte. dungerous and We.

The coroner sends the finding to
the State's Attorney sad the Green-
wich prosecutor to tsks pitch awo-
so the low mm

unison AUTO!" _mD om

MERIDI-IN. July ll.—8unuol “or-
nick. :9. of Hodlson. charged with
menslnughter s.- s. result 0: striking
and totally injuring Robert Bowen.
nine. with his automobile on Cool:
avenue on June 18. was bound over in
$1.000 by Judge Thomas 'P. Dune. in

the Police Court. "'"”“'"' E:

HOHAMMEDAN CHURCH READ IN}!!! "35311.? noses.

 

 

 

 

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The full title of this religious ruler. whose word is law to the fol-
lowers nf Allah. is Shell: L'l islsm Hold-try Zade lbrnilim Eilendi.

 

AND DANGEROUS GAS .

Wonder Capsules Promptly
---,-,Relieve-and-l>reyeetpysm- --J

 

 

If you are too fat or too thin—i1 you lack that desirable l

noymg, dangerous gas the chances are there is something wrong
With your digestion. Dyspepsia, indigestion and kindred ailments
of the stomach and digestive tract are prevalent. among American
people because we eat fast and at irregular times. Strong, vigor-
ous peeplc are able to stand" the strain for 21 time, but sooner 01'
They cannot stand overeating

and all sorts of 1:001:13. K in-

once releases the vmedlcino to do its
eflective work. There is no fuss or
bother. luu simply take one or two
capsules and two or three swollows
of water.

mm.

A single can-ole nsuslly Riven
beneficial results. ltgoosdirectlv to
the. spot. it taken directly enm-
enting. one capsule will often pre-
vent an attic]: of indigestion. It
taken regularly after each meal for
a. period of at: to ten days such
great relief is given that even the
most confirmed dynamo: hove
been thoroughly convhsesd of ti:

value. .

The secretive functions of the
stomach become impaired. The
digestive fluids become weak and
course. when they should be strong
and abundant to accomplish their
work. This results in the food not
only becoming unlit for assimilation.
but often decomposing in the atom—
ach and poisoning the whole sys.
tem. Gas is tor-med. nroducinl: a
dull. heavy feeling with headache.
coated tongue nausea. fetid breath.
heartburn. dizziness. flatulence. bli-‘
.‘lousness and many other forms 01‘

 

 

One Capsule Blasts 5.000 Grains
Jaoues' Little Wonder Capsules

Jmues' Little “Wonder W
on at? so‘ldthunder a “get guarantee 2 l
to your stomach. Th tain re on e m ‘mg the 0
number of reliable a3 finder: ”t m “'3' m m .
gedicinbes acknowledged by authorié trial. ‘

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stomach: Itill other. not as A mild
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n it she said. it is lira 'll 53. um: _____
”won. can you l'emvlliinr'} \WNHH‘HUI'PFR II'I'I‘ m m b P.- can Iin no magma—12m-
*Thenthe ccnl 'Il' 9mm. :-. -‘ i ‘a at Littl Wand came-mm t keeps-anim-
m to start. :ln‘lluzge hold lilo l‘Il Lilo 35'0“” ESTA-YEA ”viva“; the calm it“ w m» Toll-:1: .3 they w b.
Wit. He stood looking ,, .,.. .. ‘. . ' l tom tor relieving 1M and Mad. Ihltmv'flcwd them."
._ ’ ‘ck look on hi‘ I - m ., .. .. - .\..\\ HAVEN. July 11.——Salvamre, amen-in. Authorities stste that «Grim some: mtg-Ilse
.. ‘ 7" l r :th-mnme, .1 woodoho m. ,~- - the console forms a volume neo- dmendo orco €097,336”
Id 1" » . up of tune
, you um. Ivt‘t‘. 7 "L; 1.4.] ”.3; “gm... -. , . _ . . l teotlve carrier for medicines and is Liens, Wonder w find
., been anyom rim-u m .. .. ’.r . - .‘ W‘” “"5. ““‘l 10“ P‘O‘v tar superior to or tablets W"sronce'to"get the results at
. - ~ M ‘ “:1 _ M‘>t~.-r«iay‘. lmt an estate of which often become so hard that the veneered. vigor that com with
"‘fiop in mun"... . -- V... , ,. , y 3 ’ which Tt’presents the savings they count be resdtiy Taulmlluted net-tee: digestion.
.‘ “I stay h?" :ll . r‘l vtuh. .1» .nrmer. l2; twenty-live- year:- of woodchopving. in, the much and 'fréuuent do . ~ ‘
. . . — . - ' ls .‘alSIf‘I‘ Unorina Banafonti, was a - .3 all. . ‘1 Y On‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ’
mks.“enf i._.‘ a,“ mnugh he pointed administratrix, P mm m Ma. mfml ~ Sale at Flu-dd A. ‘fesd 8
a:tfli tht- lulul ltndmg into town. , m mm “1131‘ T. ma Am hon-1h Mun St. South Ronni":
0 ’3an for him. Had she for- For best re ”"19 WWQ'QO or ‘00 d1
. , suits ‘ by m postal“! from
mm? Had she perhaps gone ed “7 8 Srntlnel . Iolveowtthlnonoortwoninutesms

Mes Charm; N. Y.

 

m ‘40—‘11? W! m

flatter usiitiés,

button, white, mode,
gray and black. $2.25
3am floor.

 

Piqm Hats

Simple ‘ afiairs for

ed to the bnm' with but-
tons. May be taken
apart and washed with
little trouble. Mothers
will approve these.

' $1.00

Children‘s Shop.
Second floor.

Turkish ' Towels
Three Specials

All white, heavy dou-
ble thread weave, extra
size 22 x 45 inches.

39 eta.

All white, double
thread and very absorb-

 

ent. A good wearing
towel. Regularly 59
cts. 50 cts.

Heavy fine towels,
large sum. 24 x 54 imlllvs.
75 cts.

Third floor.

AZtuelle Records

A new ass: artmcnt

 

' just ill, popular dance

music and songs. instru-
mental and choice class-
ic pieces, vocal and m»
chestl‘a.

Two for $1.00
M :1 y be played on any
machine.

Basement.

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Introducing
Flavored Chocolate
Bars

in large size.

 

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Marshmal’ low
Cocoa Cream
Raspberry Fruit
Mini: Bar ~
Pineapple Fruit

5 cts. each. . -

Main floor.

 

 

‘ M'This pictureehows three of seven Russian waits who
t""0 Years ago. They were photographed just before they
. Seaman's Brunch 0: the Y. M. C. A. at Cooperstown. N. Y.“

 

- Dresses, ' for Misses
Ages 14 to 16, sometimes rather difficult to fit
NM. m m dark br V
blues, lighter blues and greens with White :13"? and
have an organdle trim on neck and sleeves and.0n
queer little baggy pockets. There are some 1mm"
of narrow velvet ribbon floating" from the “WM ' V s

$6.5m $6.95 and $9.75
_ Dresses at Gingham and Retina combinll 7?;
glmnpe part of ratureto which is attachml a t... "
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13 some httle touch of distinctive trimming in the?“
of hand work and a narrow brown leather Final. 1...};
These are $6.50

Junior Dapmmer.’_ -

 

 

Panty Dresses
A charming style for young childxen
Checked Gingham small neat pink and lines

with bottom, neck and pockets piped in
to match.

"Vith these some plain (Zinnia-aw. 1.5.1}.
soft blue, With bands and pipilgs ill \\ imp. Aug-,1...-
‘2 to 6 years.

plain alloy

and
for

Either style $1.25

Checked Ginghams of fine “my“, gnu;- 3...};
and blue With silk stitching with; 7m;
sleeves. For 2 to 6 years. (cog

Cretomle Dresses, 3 well COVH'HI l m
will not Shle' soil quickly. Collars. lu «ix-ms and
are covered with Willie (‘lrgalllil‘o alla‘. fluid ,7 legal
blanket SI’III'II done in yellow. For 2. L; :zl'l"1"x‘?"‘e“=

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Black Sateens, lilo panties attached Yul-1:19
colored u'lll'lulu-s :uul mwr all slips 3 iglflM‘

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3 to 4 years.

There is Plight stitching for trimming For
$3.50

Children's Shop. Scott ». " .. '.

 

 

You are Invited to Meet
Miss Inez Fletcher

of the McCall Pattern Compas-
who will be at.
The Read Pattern Counter "
ircbidlne’ucizig ’July ’10 for one- week. , 7 ,

 

Talk over your home dl‘l'brlllzilililg‘ plans will;
expert. Learn how you can make your mvt: cicl“ ’
imperfect style by using the New Alt-(fall l’rin‘
Pattern.

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