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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 23, 1925 · page 2

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this sale. Truly, this is a-
f_ nioney saving opportunity.

$40.00

OVERCOATS

$29.50

$50.00.

OVERCOA'rs

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ROGERS and STEVENS . .

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JANUARY
1 BRINGS US SEVERE
WEATHER. BUT

MODERATE PRICES .
3cm: ovsnoosrs

SUITS

f’ $22.50 $3250 & $44.50 ’
5' as DEPENDABLE A8
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SUITS

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By ROBERT '1'. SMALL.
Epoch! Correspondent

Oi The Evening Sentinel.

(Copyright. 1925.)

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23—The at-
tempt to present President Coolidge
with another out probably will. be
resisted. The White House mena-
eerie is just about complete. And
even it the out with which the
President today is threatened does

no diaerence. The teiine gentleman
or lady. whichever it is. probabl)
never heerd’ o! the Senate or House
or Representetives end Congres—
sionel storms are the only sort that
bother the chic! executive. Being
e Vermonter he is accustomed to
the snows that have attacked the
capitol this winter end weather
which others ere calling hard seems
mild to the present occupants or the
exec-unto mansion.

Ever since the delinquent Tom Cat
“rise" strayed away (mm the White
House end was posed by nation-
wide ndio. the country has had the
idea thet the President's home is a
sort of cat hsven. Many proficrs
hove been made but none accepted.
This hunt at wonder from Connec-
ticut. Inown es "Weathervane." will
be no exception to the rule.

M e Ont

feet now boasts three dogs and e.
lino bleektorn out the letter known
as "Blnckie." p

"Buckle" is a. great favorite with
President Coolidge. He often site
On the Pmldentiel shoulder and
toiiowl his master about the house.
Very little wee known at “Blackie”
WI of “'l'ige's" radio re-
but the two gentlemen. one
tiger uriety and the other
plain eehle. were ooliesgues or
.upoh‘sirayins
tree; the intent end narrow path.
deserti- times hf was rescued.‘ but
“the. ( rusted completely.

eat 3:: his daily strolls
e city eiwnys bed an- eye

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The White House as emetter of;

PRESIDENT 00cm WANT CAT;
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one canine. but “I‘ddle 307." be.
ounce of his lone position 0! emin-
ence sttslned to more tarne than
any of the Coolidge pets outside of
the gecrcet Tige.

“Rob Roy," Favorite.

The White House kennels ens pro.
sided over by the beautitui Whin-
Collle "Rob Boy." who we; iielled
"Oshkosh” when he arrived et the
White House. Mrs. Coolidge didn‘t
think "Oshkosh" suited the beauti-

fiUB PAIN ofJT 0F
RHEUMATIC JOINTS

For 65 yours. millions hers rub-
bed eoothinl. penetrating 8L Jacobs
Oil right on the tune
der spot. end by the
time they as; Jack
Robinson - o u 1.
comes the rheumat-
ic pain end distress.
8t. Jacobs Oil is
a. harmless rheuma-
tism end vein liai-
ment~which neve-
disspvoints e n d
doesn't burn the
skin. It takes pun.

ness iron: aching
guts. muscles and

nee: stone. seisti
ca. lumheco. beeh-
ache end neuralgia. nicest Bonk
guaranteed by all drugslsia—Ad'.

 

 

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bend of emu-cider: (mm 6 m fl M,“ ;
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Other leather bags are env- beiween the imee and hip. lium. m.‘ "Y Min": ._
sisal. ' mood men and beige are popular °\ 0
udder“ in mzid.’ r colors tor such costumes. Irwin: :44" cant“.
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A Big. granitic“ Jitilhii‘mgilmi may - NEW YORK. Jan‘zsw—Hcrc are ;‘(:(i.&“lfl thlmoé‘“
have inspired the latest skiing cos- the new shsdos in hosiery-10:: u to 115.7 H“ .'
tum worn here by o. well known you recognize them. chair. netuxoilo. Ti... ,7”; ‘5
En ishwoman. It consists of a home. pucelle. phantom. Jennem, ”mm“. \ .qorpmmfi
leather cont lined end collared with ‘Pu-k Avenue. discretion. rootiipm u NM": wither“
leopard skin. This coat is fringed al romance. bone is new. They rang. Tm in “Inn.“
the bottom to term a. tilt which from the flesh tones represented. by ”y In“ “Ah." 1!
mile over rather tight. ions. leather “choir" to A row helm for. to h! MW H In.
brooches tucked into heavy socks mules" to e silver grey for p'l‘mn \‘m-ml . 1m in
d skiing shoes. tom" end to e dark tan (or dis» 3.- '.‘:.n0 than:
. ' ' t t a O 0 0 cretion." .5: » “3;” thug?“ no”
r 0’ wood .u-F'uil beck- - o . “.i .1.“ «ml.
The W, ills out. ‘ PM Jml"'“nm.munugm I r 111:;st Elfinfm i: the close of , NE WYORK. Jen. Eta—Crepe do f'l $111.31 lain! Um: 5.“,
”the iam'n”. ” um“ droneso the tooth-ii season but just now the chine collars. cuffs end ties are pop it“). In”! if h, 0!
‘ who ”m1 lat. ”We the ' fulfil? a rainy net inflated been of the new spring ular adjuncts of the new two piece “Minna, .5“ Mm
‘ A 7M6 W even an ”numb?! violet mous- suits are of fer inon importance. Jumper frocks so popular now. Man}. Mt.” .
Thigh; 0“ in;- The d toechie slip. It The cool: are ueueilr'doubie M- or these costumes ere knitted or sot. “Mon “gm”...
err well 17 and cell. seline d? Poi!- over ‘ mm.” of one ”I“ one units on mm“ 1,. Aultrnllnn sephyr wool slihough the “mum l ,' ”WM“
hi. "I are “Pain- is trimmed with In cm which look often of the wrap eround type. For lope. Kuhrneres, crepe satins and M n, gr .I Ned. .
3:: wt“ gems: ml lmdzwmngmmiu tell if used is restricted to the bottoms iinnncis also ere used. .hmyu‘rjvru you) ham
st the meet its is from the low waist line‘ in mm. of the com. . o . WASHINGTON. m“ ”-1.” w... "-
am on “gm event. had‘ end n the. 'l NEW YORK. Jen. 23.—.uthough Department soprouristion bill carry- Thm. 5... men in
his e as «all! plans. Jen as The south sou brood leather belts are occasionally in; $332,352.6‘J1fiorms:gig; 31:22 2nd an; h?!” In,“ 5
more poll been . F. 7 . the only in- than approve . . .‘v. . w: m“. in
'3‘”. st the White M“ r $111.2; $5333: ”3:: realm 2313mm?“ the newest reported to the Benete lousy (ram :01: squib... Wt
1! firm!” thenmetmm antenna." dfimohenr 0 Many of these are of crepe satin afternoon. frocks is s its appropriation comm (lee. , ..l.~r-. :
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' January 24th, 1 925
WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF

7 soco Y PRODUCTS

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To each purchaser of five (5) gallons or more of SOCONY Gasoline on the Opening
day will be given a one-quart can of SOCDNY Auto Spring Oil or coupons entitling holder to

four (4) quarts of SOCONY Motor Oil (any grade), to be taken on or before February 24th,
1925. "

”0 AMEN!!! Oil is a Specially prepared product containing the proper percentage 0f
graphite toglve perfect lubrication to the springs. Itis put up in a handy package and can
be applied easily by the motorist. -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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