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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 27, 1922 · page 13

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' \lfliLPHIA. Hot. ‘1'? —--r\\’u;1r-
0 white rimmn of’ti’u- “’om-
ipvrzuwe ('ninni representing
err nation in the world. Will
. hwre Sovember ii-i6. in ti‘.»
world contention of their or-

Two great objects of tha-

' x: are announces-i as follows:

w:l-.rment or every cis‘iliszi

. in the world in the anti-liquor

.wl the develox‘mwnl of a .tu-

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‘lullfi'tlol prohibition t» mien:
. w'umn. rolled up tight, EMA

puking has»? Ilzi-l ‘.2*"‘,'v‘s

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mm :h-l r‘v)'inrr\' to m»- LtolviEri-,
mu»- invi also thost- use»! for its
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3-f‘r.‘,llvlili'){l 77-2.- emu-r, xvi. . in j, The tabled feat of the nursery rhyme became figuratively true at

l mm. wx'l 5. ma trnir arm»-- a recent aviation meet in Tarklo. Mo. Wayne Neville of Chicknsha
v» . n;:f‘l)rv‘ mun: pixh‘v or”, 0km. won a registered ileretord all as a prize (or “the nearest ion

of flying."
at Tarkio.

Til call was donated by John Rankin. a Hereford breeder
he lie is shown with the cal: in his piano.

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Mr: n' xiv-n- mvn 1..“ 4
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w - Smith Africa. ' ‘
”m xm- nun-wind to furnish a barometer of the fine of 20!) pounds. and the display

“up m. l t.) ' stiltu of prohibition in every nation or upon any premises of any information

gr... ; til» world. ~ regarding a lottery ‘will be punishable
Due to the death of Lady Carlisle. by the same sentence.

p:‘»§;.iunt m L311» wori-l organisation The new not will‘restnct the sale of

Miss Ann A, Gordon. vice- tickets to the bazaar or {air with

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g: 7‘ vowss-l 3:le hrs-sweat, will be chairman at the con- which the lottery is connected. and
y- f (an... and u-ntion. provides that any person concerned in
. ' . 4 j \- “.irl‘v will ram.» 3 ) a raffle Ol’ lottery “1'10 COJH'GTKS to his
';‘ a'w of whom were 1'” (‘ONH'AT G‘XDIBIJNG own use any 0‘ the prizes C‘f money
I ' - “at PJn—A nxerimu ’ .‘L‘NL‘ IN AI'NTIIALIA raised Shall be liable to 51“? Feud-3' im‘

, “(aster-n Eur-i, SYV'XFY, .\’, S \V.. 0th 3?.~—~S<-v- prisonment.

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m and nmnmfiil.§2,,§ ;,;,.‘,;m'i:,f‘;?“’§;f Eli‘sfm‘lffi" H“ CATS”? Km‘TQ‘R’L‘“ , -
ms h‘” ”“1“ 3 but. Commonwealth and the New South ( q .I“ ('0) ERS‘IE'STQWSH‘E):
' l'r"3‘l?‘i‘>’lvi7i7"9 3“" \i‘nles government has outlined pr0< H-j. ék§¥ annn, O‘t -“ ‘ ‘ m
" xdelto lamm-noto. who has been ap-

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Barleycorn.
1:;1 of d~t-»rmizwzl “cm. 1 ”poring”
i lotteries.
The new art calls for restriction of
K on» Tutlrrmlls Surveys and the Golden
(“it“kiit. ivy “‘hifl'n tho Queensland gov-

pomls to combat the gambling mania.
promiscuous raffles and non department, is the first woman in
Japan to hold a municipal job. Sh.
has been engaged in primary educa-
tion for ‘27 years and is an advocate

of European dress for Japanese wom-

,wsliu: of the corx‘enrion
fll-‘lO‘: will lmk lull 2» iii"
, Mom: 1') 3012's in existtilice.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, .H‘lt'ur )1 \: l-ut-n ’uifiim- uz-rmvnt obtains mom-y for the 11ka9]! era 8"“ is 31% interested in phvsical
~r v‘u- n:\‘;;i<t Tumor or Cignrc of its .osnifals, It will be made on of- “gm"? and has sex-red as secreta'rv n:
r as: in; n. m1 wawil. Thu far rL.,-wspapers to publish the the Pixysicnl’Culture Socieu’ .tor
.uml 1’ t‘;- .uum rm" u‘“ l r‘- rill of Hues” SWPO‘D-W punishablfi‘ by a \t‘lumen. I I
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l up of ":3 largest
l varnish brush
, in the world.

Can. you guess
kow many

bristle; it has?

 

the number of bristles in the gigan—
tic varnish brush in our window.
Ten closest guesses win these TEN

PRIZES: ' - .
lst Prize

_-. “n u - nadir-“Ln - . ‘

grade varnish brush. '

2nd Prize ,
Two quarts of Murphy Univernish.“:

3rd 81. 4th Prim

I One quart an of Murphy Univernish for writ.

 

Next Six Prizes ¥
One pint an ofMurphy Univernish for each. '

You. can ‘

m with the carp
blank and then make your ’

It's in a sealed envelope,

contest closes;

, ’I'lflSoontcstisopcntoevaybody,exoepta1r
1 make as many guesses as you

test rules. Come in and get a contest
guess. Incidentally, we don’t know the gnswer. .
locked in our safe where it will remain until the

A. COi-IN.

 

 

 

[ o—A—fla— Ao.’ .raum... .. ,4

pointed secretary to the Osaka educa— q

Two quarts of Murphy Univcrnish ad‘s-high ‘ N

 

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TOKIO. Oct. 27.—¥Vith all the dras- ,
tic, military and naval reductions tha.
may be realized. the question of naval The domestic

fuel pending before the Government .mme years ago to
_will remain as far from solution as be- - per annum. but the amount has drop— ‘
re. states an authority.

ernment long has
the realization of self-sufficiency. but iis refined into lighting oil that very;

what with the gradual diminishmentjlittie fuel can be obtained out of this?

and with the waning prospects“ the vented experimental boring in the oil‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Stock of High Grade oremoats
Specially Priced at $25.00* .‘

Here are Overcoats in the newest
fashions, tailored in warm, dur-
able woolens and finished with
the precision of custom-made
Coats. Many of them are silk
or satimlined.

That means you are getting-
qnality plus extremely low price
—lower than you would believe
for Overcoats of such high- e
standing.

' Ulsters, VUlst‘erettes. .Raglans,
Chester-fields—the whole Over-
coat group-are here, in all the
wanted colors and styles.

PALACE
CLOTHES *
SHOP

13 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
JESSE SOHOOLHOUSE, Menage;

 
 

JAPAN.

 

‘t oil. this authority siid.

output amounted

The Gov—:ped to less than 390,500 tons So.
been striving for considerable a. portion of this output:

output in this county limited domestic product. The re-

the annual

 

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HOME BREW, HOO’I‘CH 2
AND MOONSHINE ‘

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has
Laborers wrechn' g on oldstudxo

in mm ‘ in Boston annulled a. cellar
whiskey, {are

"AW. figmBet-
Shley,lflnntterricr 'h
m‘buied'cméihohztch
forty-agithanrs. _ a
bmforhooc.nndsucutbehottk
frond”. - -

For YourrSelection We Haye Assembled a Fine

SAVAL FUEL; A PROBLEM IX oil possibilities now under experiment- fields in Formosa has corrtgletely fail-

lal exploitation, the Government will, ed and the similar" attempt in Sag-ha-
lfor a. long time yet, have to cling to , lien has so far been attended with no . amounts _
the old policy of hoarding lmportedimore reassnring remit. Under these from Borneo to 350,090 tons.
‘ . gcircumstances the Government has de-
’ cideh to employ severd additional spe-

about 450.090 tons‘cial service vessels for the import oflbest results.

 

 

 
 

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i The Ymmé Fox‘s Fed 7

fine: oil. moth: Manama
import from. America. , this Fell _'
already to 100.800 tons and 2

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Mother love will m and use. ,5; .,,

 

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The young Fox. who was 1 pris-
oner back of Punter Brown's house,
was not the only one who lieu-d his

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