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HE A)? EXCEPTIONAL ASSORTMENT OF ACCESSORIES
=.[‘. L T FRO“, AT A SAVING TO YOUR POCKETBOOK.
i F? I 'I'I Si GGESTIONS WE MIGHT OFFER:
3: I " -.OBES $5. 75 and up STOPLIGHTSV
CIGAR LIGHTERS
ASH RECEIVERS
SPOTIJGHTS
DOB LIGHTS
FLASH LIGHTS
FREsmuN 5 TUBE RADIO SET $60.00
,. ‘USHIONS $1. 00
, “ . RCOYEBS 15;’c off
2:3; , -: 'AZIELD WIPEBS
v CADIA-roa CAPS
MIRRORS
VASES
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MOTOR OIL
TIRE CHAINS
—DROP IN AND LOOK US OVEB— 9.
See What W'e Are Giving Away Absolutely
FREE
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Saturday Specials
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SIIIIL PORK LOINS 1'0 ROAST ;_ _ __ -2oc
FRESH SHOULDERS __ _ _
______ 15c
[BRESOFSPRINGLAMB ____ -,— 181:
RE? ROAST (BONED AND ROLLEDL __ _‘_26c
PIER IAN SKINNED BACK ms __ _ __ _ 25c
313'? PM ROAST _‘_ '
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seI D LEAN POT ROAST; _ ._. ._. ._ A- 16c
Fro Hams .......... 22c lb.§ Veal Cutlet .2 .......... 30c lb.
Les wring Lamb . . . '. 32c lb.‘g Loin Veal Chops ...... 28c lb.
it: » « nf Veal ._. ...... 18c lb. ‘ Legs of Veal .......... 10c lb.
" 221-2; Steak ...... 15c lb. Shoulder Pot Roast 14c lb.
r Steak . . . 15c lb. Plate Corned Beef ._ ..... 7c lb.
Steak .......... 24c lb. _ Rump Corned Beef 18c-20c lb.
"T‘Iréteak ....... 5..28clb.§FreshPlate.......2....8clb.
3v.“ house Steak . . 30c lb. Sunlight Butter ._. . . . . . 48c lb.
.2 .21.. weak .......... 24c lb. Fancy Fowls, .......... 34¢“)-
.110) Chops ...... 32c 1b.? Strictly Fresh Eggs -. 64cm
“5!”: I ImbL Chops ..... 42c lbfi Milk Fed Roasting .: '
Sit—w ........ 12 1-2clb. Chickens ..... ..... 38c lb. I
We Will Have One Carload of Very Fancy Turkeys
for Christmas Trade
CHAIN MARKETS
HEADQUARTERS
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med and Lighted
The Kiwanis municip‘! Christmas '
3 -r-ze celebration will be held at 5
o'clock next Wednesday m: at the
Library Green. it was announced
yesterday at the Kira-ants luncheon
by Dunc.- i‘rlnell, chums- at the
committee which has this project in
charge. new all which has
been panned around the club from
time to than (or the spare change
01 member: contributed toward the
tree was open and the contents
counted. The can held 8103.12 which
will be placed ydth the Municipal
Tree fund.
Ir. Frinen further announced
that member: of the club would
meet at 7:30 o'clock néxt Tuesday
night to (ill the stocking: which are
to go on the tree. Besides the stock-
ings. which will contain candy, nuts,
an orange or apple, there will be.
,toys galore for the kiddies. 2
The Xmas tree, itself. Wlll hr
trimmed by Saturday night. Scor s-
0: little colored lights will be us;I
1: or ornamental effect. The ligr‘s
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" i lie: 5 vshich will entitle the coil-3,
~11 to a toy and 3 stocking. like}
'1“Ilvi:'-?'l of these tickets are to {1-12
giant away.
Because of the Christmas holiday.
new will be no meeting next week
If."
? Tuesday, December 30. The Board
5 0: Directors elected two nee .mcm- ;
fibers; R- ll Golden and Dr. F. G
Richie President “’heeler
[nounce l anoth r Kiwanis cl'I lb rill
Devil 3 art-31 in Bangor Me.
weekly prue was won by John 1)
wine.
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I Charge that Money was
i Used t o influence
2 tion — Presi-
dent Advised
“ASL-1156130). Dec.1?.c—Th D‘s-2
ipeirtment ct Justice has began an m-
vestigation L40 charge- that an emu:
more at a. Senate committee has ac-
cepted money to use his influence to
aiding in the passage 0: legislation
Attiroey General Ston21nnounceeliI
: that 1'. had met: revealed that men; 3
act'nzlly had passed, but ale-timed .30
i indicate the legislation concerned or
21:0 identify the employs suspected.
i The Attorney General 3350 ret'uscIl
rto intimate tromrwhat source tb
charges had come.
Asked l‘.’ Prudent C'oolxdg- ‘5 :1:-
tantra?! Lav! been cailui to the r:
pens. My. Stone said he haul :20
knowicdge of that phase of. the
quvistlon.
56m»: Senators were reported a:
the capitol as having express—d theg
Liv. let 1.1:: t.e President should ‘ve
ad ice} 0: th- e al‘egcd bribery and-
the b l-it prexail d in mm: qua:-
tcrs that this had‘taken place art
that Mr. Coolidge had called it to rE:
attention at the Attorney General.
Sir. Stone has had sacral cont. rI
ences with the President in the 1.1::
:4 hours and each of them. 2:: -
plained. when he left the departms..:
hurriedly. were in relation to “ur-
expected developmentaf'
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FORBES’TRIAL
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Denies Mortim’er2
Charge That Room
In Hotel Had Been
I Reported Ransacked ,
CH1C.1GO. DEC. 15.——-Elmer Dyer
manager 0: the Wardman Park ho-
tel, “‘uhintton, contradicted. from
the witness stand yesterday portions
of the testimoni o: Elias B. Morti-
mer, principu garment witness
in the Forbes-Thoma“: veterans
”bureau conspiracy trial. He was
called as the second defense times.
He denied that Mortimer ever had
reported to the hotel memes:
that ha ambit: had been m
sacked and his papers noien. Mas--
timer had told of three robberies. ;
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Great December Sale Of
Winter Coats
We start our clearance sale of coats one
month in advance, to give women who are
buying a new coat for the holidays the bene-
fit O£\__Our special Clear 3-way price. The
woman Who wants a coat that carries the
stamp Of fashion and is becoming will find
her favorite in this group.
$ 1 9/ .95 to
, Values to $89.50
Here’s Our Xmas Giftjo You
January Prices in the December
Selling Of Dresses
The dresses are arranged in three price
groups—Not a dress in am one of the
groups but that is considerably more than
the new selling price.
$1265 $16.95 $19.95
2 ' Values to $30.00
Suits
Overcoats . _ ,
Sheep-lined Coats
Mackinaws
Sweaters
Bath Robes ' .
Slickers '
Umbrellas
Knitted Vests
Knickers
Hats
FOR MOTHERA _
FOR WIFE A
FORSISTER
Coats
Dresses
Fur Coats
Fur Scarfs
Petticoats
Bath Robes
Slips
Blouses
Sweaters
Hats 2 - ,.
Umbrellas
Swrfs
Slickers
- Rain Coats
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NO Man Could Ask a Finer Gift Than a
KUPPENHEIMER .
SUIT or OVERCOAT
Give a man one Of those fine-all—wool suits or over-
coats and it will be doing duty next Christmas when
useless presents have long been discarded or wrap-
ped anew to passou to some other unfortunate man.
Kuppenheimer Extra SpeCial
Suits
Overcoats. $30, $359 $40
. Overcoats
Specially Priced at
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Specially Crieed a:
$29. 50 $34. 50
V alues to $45
- An Important Sale of
F ur Coats
The smart coats of the season in the
popular lengths—are offered at an
exceedinglv large reduction. The
pelts that fashion these coats are
splendid, and are carefullv matched.
The coats are well made and have
handsome linings.
$7950 ‘up
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