Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 19, 1922 · page 6

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ing yourself of real ap

gifts to fit our home.

 
 
 

 

‘ . _ After all there is just one type of gift that pe

‘ ple really long for and that honestly glves them a
thrill on Christmas morning, that is the kind of gift
which fills a real need and which will give them more
than a merely temporary ple
When you select a gift for the home you are assur-
preciation. It will be a luxury

and a comfort for years to come.
You’ll find here hundreds of suggestions for

asure or comfort.

owns msmom
wmuuxa

. have to quit wearing elkl Woven:-
wii Ibo no more. This on. the gist of

 

 

FLOOR LAMPS
BRIDGE LAMPS
BOUDOIR LAMPS
DESK LAMPS
CANDLESTICKS
GATELEG TABLES
SMOKING STANDS RECORDS
CARD TABLES
MANTEL CLOCKS
MIRRORS

FANCY CHAIRS
CHILDREN'S CHAIRS PICTURES
KITCHEN CABINETS
DINING ROOM SUITES
LIVING ROOM SUITES

WE ARE READY WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

DINNER SETS

TEA SETS

PYREX WARE

GOLD BAND GLASS WARE
IRREDESCENT GLASSWARE
AMBER GLASSWARE .
ALUMINUM WARE
JARDINIERS

POTTERY

ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS
ELECTRIC TOASTERS
ELECTRIC GRILLS
CEREAL SETS

THERMOS BOTTLES

BOOK ENDS

VICTROLAS

PEDESTALS
FERNERIES

Here you will find a wide variety of gifts at prices that are unquestion-
ably the lowest and backed by our guarantee.

The Store of Quality and Low Prices.

’ ‘ Conference meeting here todsy. He

SPINET DESKS . mode a stront pm um in order to

SEWING CABINETS

SERVING TRAYS
CEDAR CHESTS

CONSOLE TABLES tract their teeth which have a com-

, ~ neroiol vsluc. in thst members otthe

TELEPHONE STANDS V~ charms. out! buttons. and other doc-

CONSOLE SETS
TEA WAGONS
FANCY CHINA .

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A. J. COLLINS CO.

70-72 NO. MAIN STREET

 

 

 

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brosdcut tarnished by: Boston

' ericsn. IL-i-Bo Mutton! by
the Chickering Ain‘p co and. Bruno-g .
ten to some cum. _ g .

5:80‘ p. Ina—Boner: W Produce
‘Msrket report (as meters). , liar-w
ket report. U. anmuofmhoh
turn] Economics (438 meters)“. (s)
Chicago Live Stock Moist. prices ,

1 and conditions. (b) Fl More: -
day's prices and market. pollution:
for Boston on butter on

6:00 p. m.-—Woekly bumrnport by
Roger W. Baboon.

8:30 3i. urn—Boston police. reports...
Boston police banquet-tore: into“
news flashes. only sports news. Bong
ton Almoricen. . . ‘_ .

8:80 p. m.——Bvening program. . Aim.
no war use. by tenths brood-
oosting from Helrol'o Monet-is! Hui '
by delophono WHAC. ' .

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NEW YORK. Dec. 1.9th will

an illustrsted address by Repruonta-
two Albert R. Johnson. of Washing-2
ton. before the Ninth Notions! Come

love «on: extinction the saline! .‘or ,
which their lodge is named. the 8. P
O. E. puss resolutions condemning the
wearing of olk'I teeth by. their mom-
bore.

He told very vividly o! the itemsge
dtne by penchanwho kill bull oil: in.
the spring of the your simply to ex-

mks Lodgo buy thorn for watch

ontivo uses. A. long so those teem
commend e fancy wise. men will be
found who will take any risk to pro-
cure them. he aid. and this means

 

A former M. P. confessed that. olc.
though he was elm- torgetting their
tacos end never remembering their
names. he had no diflieuuy in being
pleasant to his followers in tho House.

"When I meet somebodrtn the lob-
by whom I don't know from Mom.
end Ieeeheoxpeotsnfetoknow who
he is. 1 take him warmly by the bend.
look straight into his eyes snd say.
‘And how u the old complaint? I
hsv. never known it to film—Jun
Epworth Herold (Chicm).

UNPREPARED. "
"Comin' to the church meetin‘ to-
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HOUSEHOLD ;
FURNITURE 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Sterling Compa'ny Furniture Store has been ordered to be sold in order to

raise money to satisfy its creditors. “It is an ill wind that blows nobody good.” .

 

Everything will be sold for,
less than half. it’s value

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did so'metinws have to ask
. , , for money to
_ Spend .fOr Presents
' "A for the children
‘ e. I 1 but
12 years ago —
“ she '
joined the first club in New.
England which. I. started“ =right
here at this bank, and ever

since then She has had her own
* ,_ money to spend for presents.

n - 1923

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