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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 28, 1923 · page 5

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T ’ St-"xuln committee. ll': ‘ ' ‘. null»!
' fivvl m continue lo servo unvl- r lll‘E:

rl'I-nsa apvuinlnwnc iriw'n him lamll

l’rq-sldvnr. Harding. ‘

(”liairmnli '.!rlvy

ll li-lalun
l’rvslul-nl. soon Willi rozurcl
m :i. mew t‘lmlrman 0t llll! hoard. Iii-i
Rough lht: hoard Wlll m: lel‘) to;
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mnvr H'l'onnor now ”in VliT‘E-f‘lllllr—
man uniting as chairman, “Will-M
Hung-v ol‘l’il'inls rlvclnrml lodu: that:
"m I'i‘vsldvn: hml rr-uched no nil-CL.I
. mm rl'gardmg the. chairmanship. l
""71 .1. l‘.. Bill'lli'l‘i. ruprcaaulin: lll"
Twill Hl‘llphlllldlllg company. and l"
.i. (Purinli-‘U. rv‘nrvsvnting the Now-
”11‘ . nor? .wa3 llrwlovk and Sliinlluzlding

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"“‘ vnn'ipunf' vvinrnrrml “‘llll Mr. Cool-
v“ "”1 lllLI". lmlziv Ilnll rmzommvntlml tho;
'VW unv- or tlis- prnezont mmnln-rs of Hip

*' H ‘uuu‘ll lw v'll‘vul‘wl lo the Pl: min-
.llllll, shipping intervals and othnrsi
rululv-rl to shipping. Mr. Bzirnn‘ and

wit"- \[:- (launllnrz sail]. gun -'l.‘~' l'er-
:r-ul ilm olvuntion of 1:1. V. Plum-

i‘:‘v--l {n.‘r. .lr Ruth. Mnino. on“. of tho:
, -l nr~ Nt'lll wanmlismoncra. M "w chain:

mn. munnhlp. i

r"-. lnvliruions (lmmlopml ‘lurmz,’ tho

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"'li‘lll ‘ ulmul. for :i. succussor to Mr

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.unum: nlnv-m I‘Mglx ti. l‘uinm.‘ who

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"Jr. ‘muirl rr'prnsvnfntlxw- lll llrn': iln\l
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w-‘H l‘nrr-nm with lb.» l’rv-sivlunr n. llitnrg
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l\\'lll"‘ [1011?" that Mr. ("oalill'lu rc—l

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irlismiss this matter.

.hnsirle his

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' Hammlm. Mass. for burial tomorrow I

Mr. humor is a. native of Mmsourv ;
accredited to ”hut atate'
while at. tho nuva’l ncmlvmr “om
which he was graduated in lfl'lll. ll“
llzlm Could qualify for appointmonli
or me lltiv‘l‘l()l“

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uonsi-lvrm: him for (‘llllll‘"‘ 'aszn‘p of
the lmaml or {or thn wmv-nisuioner-
snip soon lo be Yncunl’ “no not,
Zlfi'l Mr. Palm“: r-wl to:

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Obituary

Albert Pun. .

Allwrl: Fun. 43, died at. his home:
m Bl‘flnkfilrll‘, yr‘stcrlluy. He lam-vs
\vivlmv one son. Erick;
Nolim- of funeral ai‘rnngnments will (
be givnn lalvr. .

 

Churn-s \V. Hudgvs.
(Tlmrlvn w. Hmlgu lli-ul this morn— f
im: at tho» hu 4,! of his sister. Mrs.:
Aaron Decker—0t New Canaan ave-
llu was m; years old. Praywrs‘
suzll at 5:00 o'clouk tonight
dvvvnsml :1: Mrs. DcckH"3
Rex“. Gum-:1.- S. Tompkinsfl
“'lll lm taken to East,

\Vlil lit:
the
hnmn by
Th”. lVill‘y'

morning. ’

Funvrnl of 31m. Cnnco.

Thu :unural of 3.:3. John Gun-m
will 1w hold Saturday morning from
hvr lulu home 5' Scymour street. at
\‘zi‘ul. null :19 ‘J o'clock from St. .105-
eph‘s church.

Burial Will be 'm Sl.
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A tau “#13 born
and Mrs. .lumns Gornizm of l’nlrll-n
urnmin. Molli-zr and baby are both
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'U'RWALK'Y'. n i :ulmm‘ER, l
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3.3) Flannel $1.25 Cut Glass E
Candlesticks
:.;7- ml. - —“'~~ ovnr bought. on this mor- _‘-
l . -— clumvlisn :md must close them
. '- out. quit-lily, chow" of (llfl'v'rr‘nt c
. l llu. heights and pnlzcrns at 3%..
1.. 'l mini c
‘ 4- - $1.00 China Pitchers ,
‘ ‘1.-.) MuShn LIZ-quart size of- fancy deco-
rnl'ml china. pilchv‘rs. choice of c
:', tlt~:ll‘.’.’ many dlfl'crflnt patterns.
1”" win-
w :ml'rvvw' at
59c Salt and Peppers
A - Tomorrow—2 for—
‘llmne Pillows ”Cut glass salt and pepper
Ammm'" “1"” lhakers, with glass tops. to- c
.: ”J" “gm”! marrow, 2 for 88¢.
vwlfnn lillo-d,
1"”ll‘y'jflt-
-' VI' ..... .
Tomorrow, 2 for— . .j
v ‘ ' Bath Towels :.
H ”9d ( 9111211318 -—- trn. hoavy. extra. largo.
Ad l.‘ — very absorlwn lurkiah bath
H 919:” :3}: towels, fancy no ored borders. c
lll4l' «in: (h... tomorrow 2 for SSc
.l'llll “-I: pr.
nwcr Baskets 29c Linen Face
” "" "Wm“ °"‘ Towels—4 for— ,
~ 7‘ U be close-d Fine quality. well made
linen huclc {Ice towels. neat. ‘ _
' fancy borders. Very absorbint. L
"l’l‘V 8‘)qu tomorrow 4 tot 58c ..........
U nipnrlml chinl i
‘l‘~l‘l.‘il tomorrow ’ >
69: Bleached Damask g
Tom—z Yds. for l l,
"ndy Jars .433": fine quality. yard -. 3
m“; cm. cox-cud wide parcalel. bought special 0 l -l.,
, mm of savor-l for holldoy sift xiv-lug. tomor— c l i i
,usml out at. 886. row 4 yd; for 88¢ ..... .. .. . l l
i .
:lnte Baskets "I Cm ,
‘ aza metal wad. .N m m ‘
lawnwlod "I“. .5“ ".0 {0 t
furnlfy “had” « ”I. out!" :80. re “All" i
-n. vtc. Tomor- m worn on can!» . 38 l
mud colon sud lb- at c. '
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—'l’he famous model corset. Bras-
olerea from: and back. Supporters.
Imade of bestfqtallty dobby cloth.
‘stles 32 in 4:0

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—Post Christmas inventory as usual finds us with hundreds of
odd articles, broken sizes, incomplete assortments and slow mov-
merchandise that we are anxious to close out pryor to starting
our real January inventory. We figure this object can be accom-
plished in a big one-day drive providing the prices are sufficiently
attractive, with this object in View, we decided to have an old-
fashioned 88c day tomorrow featuring hundreds of arficles that

in many cases sold for double and triple this ridiculously low price.

 

By all means don’t fail to take advantage of this wonderful oppor-

tunity to save.

 

 

‘ All Blankets €91 Comforts at 20% off Regular Price

 

 

$2.98 Bead Necklaces

$1.25 and $1.49 Ivory

-—Spn(-i:il close-out 0: bend BmSheS

nncklacl‘s with putmlanl. All ._ Spar.» lino (1.13;in hair
colors. value.“ up to $11.35. m— c hrvmlws wilh Wm“, hacks and
marrow :L'.‘ 5‘6 ............. lld‘ltllt's at $13": each ........

50c Cuff Pin Sets
Tomatrow—Z sets for

pm and «car! cilin. : sols for
SM:

$1.98 Ivory Powder
Boxes

-—Dnn‘t miss this opportunity

if you nw‘d ii. pow-lvr box or

hnzr ruin-1VPF. ley go tomor-

lvss timymli priw:

$2.25 Baby Brush Sets

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~v~Lizht blue 'lnd pink l\'Ol’)’
:‘omh and hr :lll $015 for won
at 83c

llllzl a: sail: tomorrow

.3. . . ........

59c Metal Lunch Boxes
Tomrorow—2 for

a

l‘lll‘lill lunch or Work boxcs. _
f-lr Sc

All Coats

Men’s $1.98 “7001
*Scarfs

“Good warm brushed
scarfs for men llllll boys. Plain
mm or ran with brown striped
rftvct. A genuine $1.3x‘ value.
tomorrow at 85c ‘

Women’s $1.98 Silk
Scarfs

«An mill lot of hand uninzwi c

wool

——$pecinl close-out at .111 odd
int 0: roman striped all silk
warts. choice of many differ - 0

cut patterns. tomorrow at 38c

$1.69 Silk Lamp Shades

—Ilundrclls of different pat-

terns to choose from. can be
used for vouch pillow tops
and stand throws etc. A Won-
dorful value, tomorrow at 88c

Men’s 50: Silk Armlets
Tomorrow 2 Sets for ~r
-—A genuine caving well worth
taking advantage. Tomorrow,
men’s silk braided armiets. in
all colors at 2 for 88c ...... .

Men’s35cAmBands
Tomow,4for—

—M arm bands of
“Wm strong and
durable. Oman-ow sale price.
4pcirstor0flc ...........

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\
——.\{)l<‘n's initial cuff pin sols.
conglstin: of cuff, links. scm‘f8Q

$1.98 Comb and Brush
Sets .

——-»(‘lw.~w-oul mm of all celluloid
brush sets. \r’aluos
Yomorrow a: (uric

mm!) and
up to $1.3\.

$2.98 Fancy Bag Tops

colored

urn: mpg of fancy
52.118.

v:-;;li;n:d. \Zijtic‘, up to

 

All vvlnrs and sizes to he
close-l out at Sic ouch ......

$1.49 Combs and
Barrettes

-l-‘:m.-~.- y‘nn‘th and ban-altos
q ('rzlorod stones. Values up

th‘.
c to $1.40. on gal-.2 tomorrow at

15 3c finch

$1.98 Stylish Ear Rings

—/Lul‘x\3t stylu. pour! 11ml 3“»?-

.-:xrrln:;s, assonwl colors.
:lmpvs and slylcs. Values up
to $1.03, tomorrow at. 88c pair

and Dresses

Children’s $1.50 Flat!-
nel Gowns

wolf-ml» of nxtra hoary knap
ilzinnolmlc. blue and White
and pink and wliito, slripnd

0 Whats. Sizes 6 m 14 years.
51.35 values. tomorrow 88c ..
_ —
$1.23 Rompers and
Creepers
-—Special closeout. of an odd
lot; rompers and creepers.
made of fine quality cl -
hmjcs and cinghams. in all

colors. sizes 1 [0 0 years ....

Brushed 'Wool Hats
Brushed Wool Scarf» s

—Clfildr0n's $3.93 hat and
scarf sets. choice of a. wide
uncommon: of plain colors and
fancy striped efleflts. Very
warm and serviceablc. Sold; in
acts only ........... ........

Odd Lot Infam’s Wear

—Spccial close-out bf .11
lot of infants sweaters. boot
cups. dresses and slips. some
slightly massed from handling.
\‘nlucs up to 31:08, tomorrow
at 88¢ each . ......

\V .
Children’s $1.98 Bath
Robes

-—'1‘wo-year size: only, made
of extra heavy blanket hath
robe material in a. wide

ot‘patterns and colors}
row 88¢ each '

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$1.00 Writing Paper
——Extr3. lax-:21 double—tandem
boxes of writing paper. Box

\v liitc.

$1.00"qu Pens

. —Dainty colored feather wm‘t-
lng quills with class holder.
Pcmplctc for 88¢

$1.25 Chamoisctte
Gloves

—V\'omcn’s elbow length wash-

able clinmoisetto glows. ii? all
wanted colors and sizes. to—
c morrow .1: 38¢ pair .........

$1.50 Leather Hand
Bags

———\‘;omen'3 new hand bags of
genuine leather, fitted with
inside frame. and mirror. gen-
uine $1.50 value. tomorrow at
83c

Men’s 50c Linen Ker-
chiéfs, Tomorrow 2 for
————Mcn'_~i pure white. all linen.
hemstitched handkerchiefs,
«lightly mussod from handling,
tomorrow 2 for 88¢

at Greatly

Women’s $1.00 Flannel
Gowns

——Extra. warm night gowns.
made of good quality flannel-
otte, pink or blue striped cf—
Eects. braid and embroidery
trimmed, tomorrow 88c .....

$1.25 Wausts' and

Blouses

“Made of fine quality dimi-

ties or bauste. round. square
‘ or V neck. styles. hemstitched

and embroidery trimmed.
Choice of 50 dificren‘t styles‘in
regular sizes . ............. .

Wn’s M (303
Base, Tomorrow Two
Pairsfor—

—-—~Chlldren's heather mixture
cotton and wool 3-4 length
sol: hose in all sizes. tomor-
row 2 pairs tor SSc ....... -.

.. Chadren’. s 5130 Umon'

Smts

‘——Extra. heavy weight. fleece
lined. cotton union suits. high
neck. long sleeve, ankle length.
Dutch neck. elbow sleeve, knee
length. aim 2, 4, 6» only ....~

Men’s 59: Neckwur

Tomorrow, 2 for—-
-ntat style ‘knmedd- silk.
tour-in-hand ties for '-
large acorn-neat or

_ Tommw H‘m ,0; .I‘efi-Ovef '0' a~ 1st i i i .2 .x.
lAGmtSaEventFor ; " *

contains 4% Shv‘flls paper and I
413‘ envelopes. Solid colors of
l‘npnn. pink, blue. grey and c

Linen
4 for ,

—Extra. fine quality. all linen.
white or colored handker-

chiefs, with 11 ed edges
and dainty nan broidered
corners. 4 10!: 88c ........ ..

9 r ' I
Women 5 30¢ lama ,

Ketchiefs, Tm

2 foi-
—Dnlnty lace trimmed. hand
embroidered

haudlarcflefgr -' - -'
extra. fine quality, plajn white 0
or fancy colors. tomorrow 2 c

for SSC

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Women’s $1.00 Union
Suits ‘

~Mcrode made. light-weight
union suits for women. Bodies
or built up shoulders. tight or
lace knee styles. tomorrow at
88¢ each ...................

Women’s 50: Wool
Hose, Tomorrow Two

Pan's for—

—Flne quality wool sport hone
in plain colors of heather mix-
tures. 2 pairs for 88¢ .......

$1.50 Silk & Wool Hm

—Women's.all wool and silk
and wool combinations. some
with fancy clocks. A wonder-
!ul value at 88c pair ....-..

Reduced Prim

$1.00 and $1.50 value! .....’.~...y

 

Men’s 50: Garters

Tomorrow, 2 pairs for
—The nun double grip.
Boston er for men in nut
boxes and matted colors. to-
morrow :2 pair tor 88c

 

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$2.90, $1.50 and $1.00 5 ,
Toys
-—All left-over toys. such as “

Iver toys, games, dishes. Bell
toys. Roller toys, etc. Va!“

0

each

.uoco.o.noco--nuu.--.

27x541n.Raan¢s

—The very popular mutter
rugs, hit or mi- designs
coloring; special tomorrow:‘

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()ilMTchCm
—-4£x48 inch um. Ebb oil
cloth mm wide m

otputtemnndm >
moonlit—row at 88c u..."

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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