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Evening sentinel, Friday, February 8, 1924 · page 11

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been aIshed on the silver suit;

The picture is fifteen min I Id be-
cause of its length only one per-
tormance is possible. The pe dorm-
ance will begin at 7: 30 o clock sharp.

The producer hid the stan are
scheduled to appear in person to
greet the audience and also so ob~
serve the criticism or the numeric.
and Just how it accepts the r‘cture.
An honor is certainly bestowep upon
Norwalk people tor being selected as
the crlterions and whose judgment
shall determine lust. how great the
production really is.

Tomorrow’ I program at the. Rialto
includes Chapter 2 ol "The Way oi
a Man." the feature " 'Tho \I on Next
Door." and the ever popular Aesops
Fables.

- will See and
u: (,ritics of
Screen Drama
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'u l'. ‘1: ill alre- It i!
ll ) in slate lhlt ll.
.,. n.' 1h. production
. .annot be an-
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Pig Irom Production in)

Production of steel is on an in-
creasingly large baths and ”lanolin
pig iron output "showed a ruin [or
the first time since last; J1me. ac-
cording to file revflfl‘s or the in—
dustry. January businxle' with
most producer-I‘m the bean in It
lent ten months with nu'fis sold
well in excess of output. .

"the general tendency in produc
tion is upward. with the S'. acl Cor-
poration this week operat' tag 91.5

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“Pig iron production is”:
crossed visor. In met. the

iron and steel industry showed an.

in creue with a total output or n.‘
017.444 tons, compared With 2.912.-
519 tons for December. A most
signincent {sin was made in the
number at turnaces put in service,
eighteen being blown in rnd only
one blown out. with I net gain for
the month of seventeen.

“The entrance of the United
States Steel Corporation into the pig
iron market caused some stir and is
ascribed to I desire to accumulate
war materiel against the possibility
of I. bituminous coal strike. \ Otuor

interests are apparently considering
the coal situation in providing (or
future raw material requirements.
Sales or pig iron. in fact. are heavy
all along the line. with active cover-
ing for the second quarter.”

A census 6f LithuInlI. taken last
summer In‘a recently «mailed.
shows I population slightly exceed-
ing. ’ ,.000 000‘.

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been unlocked opens a‘ wardrobe
trunk on wmch it is used by pry-
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PECIALS FOR THE WEEK

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X'TED No.1 mm

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ASPARAGUS'
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Ingless Beans 25c

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Quaker Oats -

Palmolive Soap
2 for 15¢

Colman’s Mustard
23c can

FigBars - 21bs.2q_'

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Pickles - 3 for 10c

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Pancake Syrup - 23c.
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you <1on are ‘ofl’ered at Alexan-
der’s First February, Furniture Sale

Shmuel Alexander

Phone 3660 « South Nomlk‘

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Our Mld — Wlnter Sale
Is of absorbing interest'becau se it relates to the home and
how to improve it at a great savings. You can choose from 7
an unrivaled stock from America’s best furniture market,
and no matter what you select, you can depend'upon its rc-*
liability, because every piece has our guarantee. That is the

quality for which our store is noted; and at prices you can
not duplicate elsewhere. '

 

White Emilie! TI
porcelain top,- Ilt’h: $6'75' ;

WEEEMMM $2.25

 

CABINE'l .

In this Mid-Winter Sale at a sav-
ing of from $5.00 to $10.00 pet
cabinet. .

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MATTRESSES

100 PER CENT.COT1‘ON
Sued

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$12 .00

Our lined Bdroon. Dining RoomsndLivinngmFul-niturein
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Special

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The Washmgton Marke

-l4l Washington St. Telephone 1113.
All Meats U S. Inspected.

 

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SmallLeanPorkLoins lSclbaE
SmallLeanFreshHams........... 19elb.

Small Fresh Shoulders 12cm; '

Genuine Spring Legs ‘of Lamb . . . . .
ShoulderofLamb
Large Fancy Roasting Chickens . . . 35c lb.

Extra ‘Fancy Golden West Fowl . . . . 36c lb.

.32clb.’: L.
18c lb; .’

Prime‘HeavyRib'Roast zsclb. f i .

' Prime Heavy Rib Roast, boned and

rolled 28clb.

ShoulderPotRoast 16clb.
RumpPotRoast.................. 24clb.

Bread and Butter Pot Roast . .. . . . .s 24c lb.
Fresh ChoppedBéef l6cib.

.SmokedShoulders l3clb.

 

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Sperry lb Barnes Llnk'

vorBsngusage 30cm.
Shoulder Steak . . 186 lb»
Lean Corned Beef . . . 150 lb.
American Cheese . 35c lb.
Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs. for . . 25c

RibLamb Chops .... 320 lb.
RumpofVeal 256 lb.
Loin Veal Chops 3891b.

solid Veal, no bone .. 28c lb.
Home-Made Sausage . . 24c lb.

 

DixieBacon . 18clb.-
PuritanHams 25clb.
LargeSmokedHams.............. 19clb.
Brisket Corn‘edBeef 8clb.

We Carry a Full Line of Pork Trimmings,
Pigs Feet, Spareribs, Pigs Tails and Leaf
Lard.

Saturday Specials
Welch’s Jelly ............ ,.......:...,.._ 19c in:

HeinzBeansJargecan ..... ...;.....'...13ccsu
Mazola Oil ......... g ........ a. ........ $1.89 gal.

MszolaOil........-. ..... . ........... ....49cqt.

 

Premier Tuna Fish ............... . . ., 28c can '

Sweet Peas . . -. ................. . ..... .. ., 150 can
SweetCorn..'..‘.......... .......... 2cansfor25c

Tomatoes . . . . .......... large, ‘2 cans for 35¢

Welch’s Catsup ................. ' ...... large 25c
PeaBeans...... 3lbs.for25c

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"Best Cofl‘ee . ........................... 27c lb.

Sweet Oranges ........... 30c doz.
Grape Fruit .......... .. ........ 3 for 25¢,
Onions ..... .................._....51bS.for25c

lemons.................... ........... 25cdoz..
Cold Storage Eggs .................... '. 37c doz.

 

AMEEN ‘ ALHAGE-

‘Fancy Fruit, Vegetables and Groceries, Ice Cresm and Candy

Cigars and Cigarettes

41 Bililroad Ave. Phone 1583 So. Norwsll:

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Private Sale
Friday Afternoon
All Day Saturday

February 8 and 9.

', The contents of the country home of the" -‘
lateMr. and Mrs. AllanDaw’sonwillbesold"?
onthepremisesGoodHillRMWestoubyi , :-
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