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Evening sentinel, Friday, September 12, 1924 · page 2

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AUSTIN. Tex. sub. 12.31.. an et-

 

 

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, "": . fort ‘0 Prevent the-name or Mrs.
. ' Miriam A. Ferguson. Democrau
3 Faultlessl I. nominee 10!“ lovernor. from bein§

vllced upon the be] ,

at the plate
olectlon'NoI‘. 11. non tion for an
injunct on against the clerks. judges
and s riffs of the 1'52 organized
counties of Texas was filed in the
district court here yesterday b}
Charles M. Dickson or San Antonio.

It. is alleged in the petition that
the. sum: constitution makes no pro-
vision by which a woman may hold
the ofllce ot' zov;ernor that her hun-
band. former Gov. James E. Fergu-
son. was impeached and forever do-
barred from holding public onlce in
this state. that he will be the rael
governor should-hi- wlle be elected

 

Not until you have “on:

a Fall felt by Y oung have
4 ~ -_\'011 felt the satisfaction '

of being faultlessly hat~

ted.

You’ll look your best in
. one of the brisk models
we are now showing—be-
cause Young's Hats are
not merely correct, they
are llnerringly becoming.
l“:llllllOSS also in materials
and workmanship —— hats .
of quality through and :
{through E
$5.00 .
STETSON HATS

.’ . $7
. NEW NECKWEAR
; $1 .— $1.50

 

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Made of memorized llsle with

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‘ reinforced garter top. Seamed
back -—- double heel and toe.
3ordovan «him or
:4 black. Sizes. .8 1-; "
~.-~ to 10 ..............

 

Mercerizcd li lie hose of fine qual-
ity “ith deep 0. Cli‘HI'V-Sllclill ton
of Co‘tnl IIIIIl (lOIllli‘ knit heel
and toe. BIIII k \Ihite
or cerdn. 32.7 Sizes 0 1—:
to 10 l 3 ...........

Splendid quality silkp hose “ith
memorized heel and toe Rein-
!orced top and triple seamed
3 back. In Mar-k m “him as

 

STOVE REPAIRS
For Any Make of Stove

 

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. umMalnSt andmlbuvfilrfieldAw. . l
Bfidgeports 6113)! Cash Stone

illoleproof Hosiery Famous For.
Styles, Comfort and Values

 

Made of good quality liIIle with
fine.

(
50c dm :.In blalk or whiter:
SizesStho 10. ..
Made of silk thlead and fibre

nith memorized lisle flare top
and dnulvle libel and toe of cote

1
85C and blank or “bite.

Sizes 8 1-- " to 10.

\fide of beautiful oualit;
with double heel and toe of mer-

The New Toe

is TRIPLE MITTED at, the
top of the toe, thereby differs
in: from the ordinary rein-
forced too. This has been
made possible only through
a. special process that gives
the stocking longer life. This
is the biggest. improvement in
the hosiery world to-day.
Come in and ask Ior Hole.
proof No. 2200 and see the
difference for yoursell.

 

I lb
louble heel and too. Cor-

o.\tl a stretch top—

65c

nu. Neamed back. In colors.

s1.00

silk

 

 

 

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Tom law“ oil‘s-hilt or iii-gluo- i ’_ ' ~ . . . 4 i , .

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’ SLIPPERS

The petition uk- that a. hearing of
the case be held next: Monday.
Just’the thing for these cool nights and mornings. .

 

Hos'r‘vALUABLE
pos'r ~ 13 STAMP ,
swé‘ém $32,000

 

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You’ll like the cozy comfort of their soft soles and

padded heels. .Made of nice brovvn kid, felt linea‘

and piped in a variety of pretty colors at a pair,

$2.00.

- This is the most valuable put.
age stamp in the world, valued by
its owner, Arthur Hind of Utiéa,
N. E, at “2,590. It is a black
ink' ression of a crude wood
.cut. on a small piece of red
;paper, sold for one cent in Brit-
lish Guiana in 1886. It is thé
only one of its denomination in'

 

MILTON ELWOOD

Washington Street South Norwalk, Conn:

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Criticism!
NOBODY looks you
In the shoe. but
everybody looks you in
It: is a oomph?
men: or a detriment to
you. ThewarcrOfoncof
our Mallory Hats for Fall
always lays it down brim
up. There are :01 reasons
-rcpowned sine. 1823.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Rogers and Stevens

NORWALK _ SO. NORWAL
' TWO STORES

 

 
 
 
 
 

We no; HATS or z©2 UNEXAMPLED swan.

MALLO RYe HAT

 

 

 

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SizesSIZiOJOJ-Z

.i’ ' 9 null .15 only-us s Imized Hale and extia. stlctch
-. ALEXANDER s .1 50 s
,. or cordcn an. Sizes

"GOOD“‘ILL FURNITURE" 9 1-2 to 10 1-2 ..

This is a. “ondcfi‘tllll fashioned
silk here that has mercerized

Full fashioned how: strongly
50 SOUTH MAIN ST. Foetal agdagge. 4:42;: lisiv garter spun 0! beautiful silk “ith mer-
p e s : cerized heel and toe. Fine
Phone 3560 £31142 450:3? .. 512;” lille garlci top.

 

 

Black or white. 0ut~

sizes :I 1-: to lo 1-: pr. 2'25

Main floor—Right aisle.

M. -méSqfiE‘Mbfiade

 

TlllS .lS NU. 21:00,p THE STOCK-
I‘s'G “' [TH Tl”? Tlxll‘IE-
KNITTED TOE.

 

 

 

O'I-r this I have puzzled

Alld olt' criticized: i
‘Vhy keep a dog mllzzled

And not immunized?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I ~ , . .
— , Schultze 3 Saturday Spec1als
f FOREQUARTERS 0F SPRING LAMB . . . . . ........... 20c lb.
PORK ROAST ........ 25c lb‘. VEAL ROAST ‘. ....... 25c lb.
LEGS OF SPRING . I
LAMB ............. 35c lb. BOSS—Hm ROLLS """ 25c ""
r . . BONELESS RIB
BONELESS LAMB
7;; ROAST ............ 30c lb. 3:335:16 BUTTER 32° “"
PRIME RIB ROAST . . . 3291b. POT ROAST ........ 24é ",4
SHOULDER POT RUMP-POT
ROAST . . 16c lb. ROAST . .. 22c to 24¢ lb.
FANCY FRESH KILLED BROILERS .... ..... . ...... 55c lb.
. Hamburg {Loin Lamb Boneless 4
‘ ShStelalk ..... 18c 1b.; Chops . . . . 50c lb. Brisket . . . 180 lb.
s ou er -. . -
" Steak ..... 18c lb. L01" Veal Stewmg'

Lamb....

Beef Livers. .

Fresh Plate ' ’
Beef ...... 8c lb.

15c lb.
14c lb.

8’

Round Steak 35c lb. Chops ' 38c lb'
Sirloin Steak 38c lb. Veal Cutlet” 40c lb.
4; Flank Steak 25c lb. Calves Liver 40c lb.
Rib Lamb Rib Corned ~

Chops . . 35c lb. Beef. 7c lb.

 

‘PURITAN SKINNEDHAMS ‘ 28clb.

 

SMOKED .. ’ " PURITAN SLICED
SHOULDERS . 15c lb. BACON. ........... 45c lb
, FANCY FOWLS .. . 38c lb. BEST FRANKFURTS 25c lb.
3 SUNLIGHT ROASTING
. BUTTER...........'46clb. CHICKENS

.........484clb‘.
YOUNG HEN TURKEYS 42ch

Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets

OSCAR F. SCHULTZE
MEATS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

 

 

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39 MAIN STREET ‘ N ORWALK , CONN.
BRANCHES:
HOIWALK MOB! STANFORD NEW CANAAN
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TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 1 3, ”from 3 to 9 P. M.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

Of our newly remodeled and enlarged store. The public are cordially invited to come and inspect our large
‘ and up-to—date establishmeiit

VOLK’S SOCIETY ORCHESTRA will furnish music both afternoon and evening
THE ARTICLES SHOWN BELOW WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE ON THIS DAY

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

- MAHOGANY
COXWELL CHAIR

Val“ $39.00

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

MAHOGANY DAVENPORT TABLE '

. * V“'“°$25.00 _ 3'

 
 
 

 

 
 

BRIDGE LAMP

Pollycrome Base With
Silk Shade.

Value $25.00

 
 

-. FLOOR LAMP

Pollycrome Base, Silk
Shade

Value $35.00

 

MAHOGANY END
" TABLE

Value $10.50 4'

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

CEDAR CHEST
Genuine Red Cedar,-
Copper Bands.

Value $20.00

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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