Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 25, 1925 · page 20

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Chairman Green ofi
House Committee}
Lets Cat Out of Bag!

In Washington
CAN BE DONE

Increased Revenues
A n d Unexpected
Surplus After Last
Cut Causes Hope

By DAVID LAWRENCE
Special Correspondent of
The Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright. 1925.)

WASHINGTON, Feb. :5.—Chalr-
man Green or the House “‘ays and
Means Committee has let
out of the bag. He has revealed
:act that a. considerable surplus over
expenditures will be available this
year and that another downward re-
vision in taxes is possible.

The Adminisrrstlon did not
tend to hmc that disclosed now.
i"or if “int [lulll'fbr'llilllh'l‘ (ircen
>.;‘..t in accurate. then an extra 50“
Alon of Congrtss could still be culi-
ed and the. taxpayers given thr‘
benefit in his June. September and
December payments of reduction on
2324 taxes payable this 3ear.

h:lr. Green points out lilill iii. fix
to: curl horizontal ruiuction wally
diminished l‘eyt‘l'lU'JS only about
100,000,000. This is far below the
vstimated loss in rem-nu: Leeause
receipts larger. Now it dcxelops
ihat the. 368,000,000 surplus Which
the President indicated in his bud-
L'e-t. “ouid be available will 1w. in-
treaaed no that about $100.000J‘Klu
Gould really be refunded to the tax-
payer. thus granting another ‘15 pcr
rent reduction. it this Ls lht‘, situa-
‘Ion m ll‘l‘hrllTll'Y. it may well he
4-in-1 “hat villi ho tliv situation on
March Z'wtii or theronbouis “hen the
Vll‘S: paymcnts on 11‘24 151ch xvii!
have bean made anti some estimate
man to Ol'ialnf‘d on tho true size of
he surplus?

 

 

Tim ‘i'r-“anirv l‘w‘pnt‘tm-‘nt has“
ken the pOFlHC'Yl th 1 no extra
cSlOll “'35 necessary l'IQCaHSC ll

wou.<l take until December to makei
Also it. was said;

up a nu- tax plan.
'hi‘ the 50*.OUIJ.0W! surplus afford—
-’l too i‘.’H't‘u\V .1 margin on which to
use a iuluciion 'ilik PI'Ill'. livery
-* ~v . Vit‘ilfiil‘l‘ that the
"ire. ;.=i. v‘r lic'ti‘os usual

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bet-:2 loo tondi'yitizt. t'hziirman
«inun thinks so. - - {

Thit Mr. (ii’t‘t‘n 'l'li‘tl-Jr'tl :tnothet ’ cents a Dozen M“ er
;'--l pump.» more con’ioiiii.,: roa- Than Last \‘7cek
m-r, .- r -- l"-“l“_l‘.‘.' lli' i.‘ 0: tax l'c-l

_.,. .5. cut; Other Products
-..;i _» 2mm. inter-J _ .
wh': ' i . in :ilnving 11° (Furnished by the Bridgeport Mar-i
'ircOlrp‘iSn f..:i' rm: i: aong. s . . ‘ . ' . c. :— '7
11...“ ha; i. I...” ”1,. small lax—‘ kctlng Iturtm. 0.. tht‘ . Lite lnt'i‘r.
;. u; (r-' ' g .. yu'lymm Hf Afil‘lt"ii:“li"‘ Tut's-my. l'-i-. .«i
lyi . -ii:;t :txp-tg'tr now “1127)
up 1!: m‘dt-i‘ rim nnmr'r t‘ONDlTIONs.
1:» ., i'k :1‘11. Iui'HlEL' all- his: T'l'il‘t'b w»-re low-fir nrriin to.

 

"..'lt‘.l;a and rutnue l‘tLC’lDlS increas-

. l t-v ; .tn .11. v xttnt :is to permit in
‘:.:.i.. 3- .. .‘iintiil'i‘ cut tor the
-:;l'.i1 l“.;-_‘":. rmzt’xr‘y .\it‘ilon
i:.. . ‘--i ' liz- ui:'~17 that tin.
r-gwr- tu JHUL the tax bur-
-i :l ' . t‘l lull) \‘uS to make more

’;r..i i..- v pay taxes and the. way to
1.. that. “as to rucouruge the use of

-‘:.1;t..i in mantle (‘i‘lih‘rpl‘lst’s

 

\i‘“..‘l k. t.:\ '2.» Iii‘t'filillllli‘.

it 4' til.;::n- :n‘ ti'CVuiillti upon
to out lil‘:.2 suziax- :. .\lr. Mullen
rilil :ttirc lrom office. ultimately

with a felling that he has accomp-

lished the gleatest sup in tax ‘re-
form. The Republicans. have a
uorlun; muorlly in both hous-is
uni] iii-p could do .15 muci in an
extra ~‘Lfi‘lQ'i or: in the December
session which probably would not

get. into action and pass another
revenue at! before March 1926. The
Treasury also thinks that by March
37th It
"imlaiid (man Is now anti-able and
that perhaps fl. greater tax Cut will
b: pcsstblo. This precludes the
thought of a ciit on taxes payable
next month. In other words. the
'i'reasztry is against. a. >mall sized
cut on 10?4 taxes payable now and
in tator or a large sized cut in the
incomes corned this year and pay-
able March 19:6. 1'. is important.
however. that tax reflsion looks like
a. certainty for payments made in
1326, something that will to a larg.
er extent at’fcct she course of busi-
ness transactions and investments
during the [il‘CScnt year.

Hubert Bishop Is V. P.
Of Westport Club

WESTPORT. Feb. Frederick
M. Salmon was again elected presi-
ilent of the Westport Country club
at the annual meeting of that organ-
lsatino Monday night. Angus Mac-
Donall. who declined to serve again.
was succeeded by Hubert Bishop of
Nor‘walk as vice-president of the
'club. “2 Frank Osborn was re-
elected treasurer and Robert Fuller
was re—elected secretary. A number
of committees were also appopted
It the meeting.

The August Matthias post. Ameri-
can Legion. and the Women's Aux-
iliary conducted a. successful card
m in the Fable building last
night for thbe purpose of helping
the campaign to raise funds with
which to purchase a town ambu-
. lance. Prizes were won in pinochle
paying by Mrs. Mary Crawford,
George Rippo. John Ferris and Don-
ald Crawford; and in bridge playing
by Him Minnie Janos, Mrs. Coles,
was A. Sloper and Mrs. Stanley Fil-

x White

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Califo’m'ta‘Stz’fie‘rs‘ HE‘av'iljt 5From'8pfing Hands

 

 

 

 

 

,Spring floods are causing damage all over the country. California is om: of the worst of the
.suficrers. Huge damage is being inflicted in a number of countries in that stalt.‘ ~. A Mann county
Gnome spilled down a hill, and a smne in Kentfield. (slit. are shown.

 

. TREPRS .'

EGG PRICES
DROP AGAIN

‘Figures From 5 to 10

 

day. tradlnr being done at. Fgurcs i»
to 100 pcr dozen below those report.~
ml for late last wrrk by the major-
izy of (1.3“ rs, liven nt tin-Sn rrvluc-
‘nvi prim s slot'li> \verr not monii: out’
arrinnu.

'tliy us thrv ‘vvlc

ilenvnx the maria-L with :1 ‘\'l al.— tout-

 

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c\'t.‘l’l at these lower figurcs. littnili
prlccs wr-re tau-c:- in nimut thcsnmc

proportion at most places. althouch
{there “'- rt- :1 low who v. are (Appn—_
fi'cntiy lrfillll: l'J :v' rill of mms‘

[bought :li int? ‘1‘: t ixli

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iilEh- l' figures.
marking ti'_i\\‘ll to present lev-
els. A factor which was effecting:
the market In addition to the sea-
sonal increased production was tnlr~|
ly liberal recclpt from Long Island,
'his sourvtt‘ iinvlnt; previnusw ‘

o

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iiefort

ll‘ "in

cut 07 “hib- the bout \\:i< lillll up

for the past month or more.
Potatoes were selling at lower tig-

ures than previously reported, both
Maine. and New York state‘s being
offered trccly. Old cabbage. also

was wink tn ol‘fciings of li""\\' stock
showed marked inert-uses. Florida.
oranges were up to new high pi‘ice‘
levels with the supply light and the.‘
market very firm at the advance.
Apples continued flim. Old roots
were wcak as ottcrincs continued
Iiheral and rccr-ints (-i‘ new crop cor-
rots and boots from the South \w-r.»
increasing. ‘

Beet opened the week very weak.
while veal and lamb held firm. Livei
calves and hogs rcmaim-d firm. But- :
ter was holding to a steady 'posilion
at unchanged prices.

Grower-5' and “'holcsnlcrs'
Selling Prices. |
Fruits—Apples. fancy. 3.009 3.501

bu.. "A” grade. T.“[email protected] hbl., un-
graded, [email protected] bu.. “'estern. box-
td. 3.736142 hu. Oranges. Flori-
da. 5.501? 6.00 but; California, 5.50
"36.50 box.

Vegetables—Beets. 175672.00 bu.
Cabbage. old. [email protected] bbl.: new.
[email protected] bbl. Carrots. old. wash-
ed. 110001.50 bu. Celery. stalks and ‘
hearts, 1.10i7v1.40 doz. Lettuce. 85c
(€1.40 (loz. Onions. 3.2590335 bu.
I'arsnlps. washed. [email protected] bu. Po-
tatoes. native. 1.10@ 1.15 bu.: Maine.
[email protected] bu. Soup bunches. 50.660c
doz. Spinach, [email protected] bu. Tur-=
nips. [email protected] bu. ’ , '

Poultry and Dairy Products—
Eggs. per «102.. Connecticut new laid.
fancy, 50@5Sc: Connecticut hen-
nery, 456'500; nearby gathered. 420
45c; Western, 40@45c. Dressed
towl. 80@35c lb.: chicken. 40048c
lb. Butter. Western tub, 40®43c
1b.: print. (45947:: lb.

“moot-k and Meat—Mild) cows,

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l‘nit’Fi‘tl, “01:77. ht’arl: VHF-ll. 10""?
‘f. . “huh lliiii‘hi r Mm-k_ cows. 3’”

llg l'ulu s, unlit-(mi, li'l i7~
“ ' nrdiniry. 1' ”7' lL‘t‘ ll- lions. .\ in.
I ll l-‘Jo iii, .\iv~.'it.~<_ lvcct. ii": 171'
iii. \‘r-ai, I'liillc lb. Lamb. 3""!-
RL‘t‘ lit.

Hay and Gmin—-(l‘i :tl-“rs’ Dricw
ti tlom, 1.." liril “13.1: lilLV. No, i,
:t'iwi. 1.3.5 11,03; inns-r. prir ton.
LT "'v’wfil'n-vi. Huts (\u lbs). Limit
.‘ "". l't-i n. f.f'll"13r-3. \\'hi-nl_ 3.3.1:
w .‘l 7.7. “an. L‘.‘il|"l 3.1“. “In" it.‘
135"“.1 "0, I'iilil'tn‘l'CI‘l meal. 2.70%
.‘.80_. ch grain. 3.2?»"31", i‘l‘}
mm, “H‘t 3.7...

14 imam
TRANSFERS ARE

 

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.nnl rstntc tianslrrs
tu‘i-ril lil:i “rwk unlit 1‘
fiio- town clerk art.

Aim-Jr ll. Randall
l-‘uiirr. 4 lots.

placed
.0 mm. c

to Robert ll

; PLACED ON FILE

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(‘nnncct icut avenue.

Thomas Irwin and will to Charlc.»

Hopkins .lot. Rhodnolla park.

Sarah it. Finklci- to t‘lmriottn»
lii‘nmvi'. unrlninlcd half of to: and
buildings, :6 Clay str: r-t.

Ruse A .‘li‘clllllt'\3 in JUL!) l"

Silk and wife. lot null budding“. Ivy

r. .Vnrtli and “ifc lu' Ftrawiwrrx
li;!i :i\cuur. ‘
{'lnm \\'. Fiizii‘Mchn to litmu-
's~tc;ul Salts t'orpotudmn. l-illd .itit’l‘
buildings. I'v-i'ry a\onne.
l‘ntrick \V’. Cuddy to James E

-;:llnicnis of
‘ \Vldvg,

Dilute.

tflcnrvicw I‘ark Company to 2
Elizabeth Gager ct :ii, : lots, Clear--
\l' \v l'urk.

llalph l-I. ("am to l'tl'i‘ Harper

and wile. 2 lots. “U“;lyiun beach.
Katherine O'Rciiiy to Lest-r K.
“‘nrrcn and wiic, lot and buildings.
l-‘airticid Park.
l'ld \vu rd

lleiicr to Dent-dicta
liviiry, lot. Harbor View lunch.
Silas liwtclium to Jnhn 1121.11.77.

and “lie.
cord street.

\Viilium Kruach to Amelia Beers.
lot and buildings. Wilton avenue.

Asher Giiclison M at Foils.
l,:.'ultl.-iiiovtts.— and wife. and
building's. Cottage avenue.

Louis \Voite and wife to Frank
Nyzsalovsky et at. lot and buildings
Lubrano place.

lot and buildings.

to
lot

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—Advortise in the Sentincl for thu:
twat results.

 

Atwater-Rent
Freshman Master Piece
Garod Neutrodyne

Iatayette Neutrodyno
Radiola Sets.

Sold an Easy Tet-mg

The Norwalk’s
Electric Co.

 

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Rom. Gladloli. Dahlia
A yard full of Flowers :
for $1.00 .

Advance sci or s
10- mm: tor $7: 23:? '
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February Sale

Big reductions over our usual ex?
tremely low prices on furniture.

stove. and all household goods
Come and take «may. of the
bargains. ‘

 

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STRANGE'CROWD
AT’TRlAl. 0F
: W.F.D.S'l'0KES

Society, ’ Underworld,
And Poverty in Case

 

 

O, f Wealthy Hotel i

Owner r,
1 LURID STORY

Wife in Chicago 'I‘ry-
ing to Clear Name
From Insinuations of
Husband

By O. L. Scott.
‘ Special Correspondent of
‘ The Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright, 1925.)
CHICAGO. Feb. 24.-——.\ strange
medley of color and casts. of society
person and underworld character. at
wealth and or squalor. is intermixed
here as the trial of W. E. D. Stokes
for alleged conspriracy to deframe
‘thc character o.‘ his wife. Helen El—
! wood Stokes. unfolds the lurid story
:of Chicago's tcnderloin twenty years
ago when vice was licensed and
' iicentiousncss openly encouraged.
3 The aged Mr. Stokes. straight.
<l’lt‘lghlly nn-l wry mil. despite his
. ycars. has charged his pretty
young auburn-haired wife with be-

ing an inmate o.' the notorious olul

 

 

 

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, Evcrlclgh Club. famous the World
over a. scorc of you” 380 a, the
”105' pretr'ntIOus of 11011808 0? ill
tame.

Sever :\ glunt-o docs this httlulti;
wner. Ot'
millionaire hotel 0 turn

' ' cier
breeder. and chicken .11!)
toward the woman who remains his
iwite after 14 years. most of them
itukcn up with litigation over marit-

WEDNESDAY. FEBRU

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‘ ISTRAM 59’ HYA

Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

Street

hursday Dollar Day Spfi

1x90 FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM
SHEETS
Dollar Day, 2 for $3.00
lLK & COTTON KANT FADE
CREPE
Regular Price $1.25 yard.
Dollar’Day $1.00 yd.
OVAL RUGS
Regular Price $1.98 and 2.98
Dollar Day $1.00 and $2.00

LADIES’ WOOL HOSE
Dollar Day $1.00 pr.

LADIES’ NAINSOOK GOWNS
Low Neck — Short Sleeves

Dollar Day $1.00

 

 

N om'alk, (‘m

ELECTRIC TOAS ~
Regular Price StagoER“
Dollar Day 3350
BUNGALOW DRESSES and
APRONS
Dollar Day $1.00
A FEW SILK DRESSE
Size 18 Only.
Dollar Day $5.00
CHILDREN‘S WOOL H052
Dollar Day 2 pr. for 81,09
RUFFLED MARQL'Isrm
CURTAINS
Dollar Day $1.00

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Reg. Price $2.25 — ‘23,- Yards Long.

 

 

 

 

stare of his time in court
9 during the 11". ll ycarsfl'hPu

 

al affairs. ills .ntorcst centers on
thc array of “line-sacs. now a. color-
“ ‘ ' - . 1a l-Zverlcigh
ed stewardess of the o

 

r. s that the two thorns girls Lilo
Gr-thum and Ethrl Conrad shot
Just three months after his

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' liabirshment. who now so- the black belt and. elsewhere seem all 0‘ " c .5 in:
j 'n France nizt'n t'io' resting in of little concern to him. nor. - ‘21;
f {.abl‘ “.l'ri'il‘L’ plans the Mrs. Stokes. though. thinking she 11!. .f . wfi
w ove: says of her two children. is deter— m. 1 ~ ~ — “a!
noise}; Robert H Lee and the mined to see that all the charges. 7! in
v crux.- rl up. gunk skinned lira. ~
1 Jol.!tson. bearing With Stokes ’
rum 0! the legal attack of
‘ Stein-s. sit d-‘liilll‘fly in court .
1 .Ilg 1" {hrs posi'ion of promin- R
'hI—y tlnd lilt‘lllSl‘lVES in. A emln
~krs t-.lis at his vexation at be-
held in court. He has spent a

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'"lJFC to the present Mrs. Stokes.
‘ b, now a cuhblo oi the horse ‘ _ . _ d '
15111; and another negro or two. eff“; dc‘tl‘oprd years after his one \
’ who'go through the~ trials that fact _' “'9’ £0“: LE1- hernnuil'es 11; .
' 11 Witness. l‘nmtdlug coins are con» i t "1'9 1.05.4.- is hrst “ £11.“ ‘
tlnuallv bring made by the compoor '7 ~31“ l"hull' Ml 1‘11? Vi) 090.
w-d seemingly s' i! Shiibilt‘ll million 'VJF'..Il"n‘i. to. tilt “X :r; ere) .
1irc who his wife claims use 3":31'5' ('ran‘ ”'0.“ wirdtfi’d M- T eManu
— “ ' ' . 2' 0:.
__ , .__._,____ ._-_. money and influ-‘ncc to try to 1? I . _\ . II
dupe those people to "frame" ti ‘h' 570k" “0“" fine that he is
' ' t), ' . 7 .. in!" her ."crt's'ml in his t‘hit‘ken breeding. o
fSOCIe “ oman 15 “23:13:33“; cololod «it 1! (w : lll' eventual rlI-vvivtunent of hens tu 10
' ' ‘ ' L ‘ - ‘ I ‘ o '3 ii “iii lay an “fig .1 clav the you
[)1‘0“ “ed 1" I‘lorldaitlmc connected “lth tire mmt, . ' .. in m“ lk .' lb 0 a.
- - ‘ - - . -- ‘ “motto of the resorts o.’ rhicasn'h ‘ ‘1“ " ‘ a now 0' e n "' "" T" “H‘ ‘L
V\\i.>'l l.\i..\i l.l-..\t,ll. 1.4.. l'tb in d u m (mmmn "in Mm". 4 moms Everlrlgh Club. all the
. -.-<,\ “uitlul‘l. ldt~nlliltfd as Mrs. r0 8 Id V“; ”w“ \t -‘.r3rtgn being brought in from
inlllnin 14.15.10,} .«ociuy woman of D898 h). each one can]: “but W _
.\‘vw York -l:_v. \‘l! drown”; -is- Stokes was at cm.- a
May rim; ‘3 llii'rtl.1»|vvr )n'fp. 1.5:”- lcautltul llclcu lTndorwood.
{nu-nu n “:1“ M.- mad» "“3” mm, most brilliant of l-ivcrlotwb 'ylrls.
plum :if'vr L- 2‘ sit-duly ciml may in lrflii‘ors‘péi-latti:l)'l)e;3;i'c‘}fiox:'
‘\';t~ tlrt‘v ‘ . in! a: pun“ jian‘lig ilmu'; OHS. 3.x -.
shore. 'l‘hrit sonic oi mu uonann's other iadlcs u he have known I"! .
«lollimv u,» i‘muui on tho p1. r_ 1.d Elwood through all the years 0. .
"ixv- lulu .~~ :u . \p:': «.e in.» belief that life. They arc to toll of hrr din '
; it: l‘m-i tulill..i'iv'tl uni-Mo, :1 young soduzy girl of Drmcr
. 1.;H- : my p.41..- Mm lndiirdh“ through tht. years that
i \' - «1rd ilninuh-s :i, in .de‘tnr from Chicago. .\.~ )‘9'

 

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A liaxr of Siil‘l't‘l’fi and hat \\'erci3“mfl’c witnesses

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.found on tllt‘ picr Monday mghticharge ”1“ Mrs. Stokes onet-
-ehorti).‘ .‘if'PY‘ .. woman's screams at ”‘9 Everioixh. are MK“! I‘
2 m rc lit ur‘l. Hilu vrs .‘fill’ that so and Add“ chrl-‘lgh. proprici
izar as krnun MM liziglvy'e ne‘nrcst .
ii't intivv is t'. 1' i'uimn m’ N"“' York.v ‘ ‘
git brt'hcr. ' .
! _ __‘ . Duplex Premier ;
PARIS Feb. “l—Thc trend t 7
. ’ - ‘ i 0-.
ward the large t'vpciint: huts. which; a vacuum
mluiys n‘rtk-s i'< Ill-[tFill‘.lllt‘(‘ 'l‘ thifi‘ ‘
i '11:“' (It ‘ war is Lillllllb' rxprcssion at (“leaflets
Il'lt‘bt lit in linrnm: bil‘J“ l;'.lid of the!
giqonn wood terms. These halal Down
usually nr-x il‘n‘JIErJ ulth i‘lbbcd‘
l-ll-‘i ribbon 311‘} a {catht-r gnlloon. I .
- . I , , _ ,__H_ E V ’ ‘
( nulmnn llmiu'hnlcl .‘lulh‘lnt-s : (Ol'lll. Light A
: (llltt-r\\‘i>' know it 2-“ ‘5iinpies"' I
lintit‘ iOt‘ cnn'uri-s ire-‘n drt‘ivcd‘ ' ‘ IV
.lmm il‘l‘ti'TllLli roots .ind herbs. Po“er ('0. i
1 ihcy nro Hill list-ti nli'l recognized I
by many at our lust physicians as —- “

un-quulll-tl tor (nrluln .iiimr-nts.
:C‘iiil\illt\l
.purposrs. It
1.. l‘inkham
Mass”

li‘lll“?\ ful-

iS Siiltl lim'
Mtu‘ii’itie (‘0.

itcrt-s in this country.
0’ their \'- zombie t‘onfitound
women

woman \\ ho Hiftrrs from

Ally.

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BUY

FRISBIE’S

PIES -

in
innuv countin-s roots .llltl thb: are
romnirrciai
the i.)dla
of Lynn.
is the grwah‘st user of crude
The succea
' tor
is now world-
niul it “Ill certainly pay any

may all-
mcnt pccuilar to izvr sex to try it..—

 

 

 

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WITH'ME tmotoeo AT
THE DOOR FOR MORE.

RENTJHE HOST mAslN-
ATNEOPTtMlsT WOULD
NOT CALLAN APARTHEN‘I'
HOUSE " HOME?

 
 

 
 
 

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WALL PAPER "
SPECIALS '

for

“DOLLAR DAY”

mumaya
F81). 26, 1925

10 Rolls Wall Paper

Regular $1.50 value
Special for Dollar Day

$1.00

Plenty of pretty patterns

priced very low
for

'Dollar Day Only

Every Boll Guaranteed

. — BOYd
Wall Paper Store
seam It» law-k.

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Suede Finish Fabric Gloves. strap wrist . . . .' ..........

Suede Finish Fabric Gloves, duplex

Suede Finish Fabric Gloves, fancy cutf . . . .. ......
Kid Gloves, gauntlet and two clasp, odd lots and sizes
Women’s and Children’s Knit Winter Underwear at

Silk Hose, brown .....

FOR
DOLLAR

 

........ .‘l I“ for 9!“
‘ljr'i fill ‘15
ll.“

30 [lismuili

£1.93 for 51.“

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Silk Hose, (Centemeri) black ...... sl..f.r1~°

Odd sizes in Rubber Reducing Corsets to close out at .
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Corsets slightly soiled, reliable makes in prices ranging from N.-

Corselettes

Brassieres, odd lotsandsizes
Brassieres (Model Cries-Cross)

Mildred Stout Costume Slips, extra large. black and navy
Cotton Broad-cloth Costume Slips, black, 38 to 44 . . ......

Sateen Bloomers . . .
Flannelette Gowns, white . . . . . .
Flannelette Gowns
Umbrellas

Men’s Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs—25c . .......
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Sateen Skirts, black, navy and brown, fancy colored flouncv ”--

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Goods—Pillow-Case Tubing, GomoBlouses. Tm 0
Stamped Luncheon Sets, etc, at reduced prices

Scarfs,

Bungalow Aprons

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3 for 25‘

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