Evening sentinel, Friday, October 23, 1925 · page 12

 

Sixth ‘ Victim o‘qu‘ragc-

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§ Found Caught in the
: Rigging

 

NEW LONDON, Oct. 23 (Al’).-«
The sunken submnrinc 8.51, wreck-
]. ' ed on? Block Island a month ago by
' (mums manufacturers. At. at the steamer City at Rome. gave up

-. . another body yesterday, the sixth re.
' motive” priced, comprr. 1': covered since the underse bout went

. ‘ . down. Thirty-thre o icers and
' Hhehsim displays. members of the creiv were trapped .
‘ who nth'e steamship crashed into the
submarine. sending the naval erstt
to the bottom. Three men wore res-
ound at the time of the accident. ' '

The body recovered yesterday hed
not been identified lustn iglit. 1t .l ‘ .
was taken by the Pequot to the Na- 0!! the comoll ‘ z -‘ “Kim the“
val Hospital at Newport. Where it In“ to hf , "John mm“
was said by hospital authorities that crew. ‘ “3 “107 are, . 7 1 "
identification probably would bo pos. men, t1)!!! officer. MINI! 03.1910“ mm .
.Slblo only by means at finger-prints. members and s government isvssticstiou has been ‘

The body was found by divers who » ' ‘ . y y _ . ‘ p , ,
were working about the wrecked
submarine preparatory to salvaging - '
operntions which will be started in the submarine for the past “Raw.
the near future. The divers came adjusting slingsto be meant!” an
Upon ”1° "mum °f the wreck “n' attempt will be made soon tovrslss
dcr the hull and it was believed that the $51 by means of pontoons.
the sailor had been caught in the NEW YORK. Oct. 33,4”).
”“3”“? ““1 “med down “’1‘“ the Protest was issued yesterday by the schooner lost
8'51 Ema“ American SteamshipLicsnsetIvOtfh theyastoodi

The divers have been at work on corn associhtlon against the. alleged .
practice or government vessels invig-
norlng the "rules 0! the road" '. in
. , the lines ottravsl that are used by
L'b G ‘ “ merchant vessels. -‘

I erty Sq. arage «It was charged that -September “present "(1.me {mg
201 East Washington 315., 21 n scout cruiser "deliberately ran meat vessels on changed .. “

No.0- 0. If so send in a hurry _ Em NONE“!
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WINTER IS COMING

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' A Loss YOu can ' PreVCnt '
During the fall and winter seasons there are stormy days when you don’t feel like going
down town even for grocery shopping. A drenching rain may be falling or it may be slushy. or .
icy enough to make any kind of travelling uncomfortable and even dangerous. -
On such days you may be tempted to decide “I simply can’t get down to PIGGLY WIGGLY
today. I’ll just telephone somewhere and have a few things delivered.” If you carry out the
idea your loss will average 14% according to vernment statistics to which we referred several
weeks ago. The government conclusion was #2 cash and carry stores are 14% lower in annual
grocery costs than are other kinds of grocery stores. ' _ , p ,
To save your coming out in inclement weather and to insure your saving the 14% “least; ' « I 1 ‘ l ‘ ' - I ' “ g * ~ H ‘ . _ '.
we have a discount plan whereby you can carry areserve supply of groceries at home, and can ' I ._;; 7, 7 . , . , , a - ‘ ‘, ELECTRIC
purchase the reserve at prices even lower than/1‘ aid in your daily shopping at'PIGGLYeXVIGGLY. ‘ . fl ' I - ” A; 3 ,, ‘ j ' ' ’ “ '9 " 7 ‘ FUSES
The majority of cereals, soaps and other cleansers are sold without profit anywéy, so we » ‘ . ‘ ' = ‘ “
cannot discount such items, but on dozen lots of meatsfish, fruits orivegetables:packedIeither. ‘ GU AMTEED , . .
in glass or canned we regularly discount four per cent; on case lots of two dozen or more per ' LOWEST? ' RIGES j V c J i‘ . A ‘ 1‘ the“ ‘1wa my
case we discount five per cent. r ’ g . .' ‘ ~ . I ‘ v ‘ - , . - ‘ ' “Q‘sfipm- -
Let us illustrate the advantage :—Suppose the grocery bill of a small family for the ‘foregO FUR 7 COATS . ’_ ‘ ° , , _. «, 5 ‘ I 19°
ing items is $400 per year. If they bought a tires months’ Supply ahead they would purchase A v . _ , - V .

, at least in dozen lots and save 4% for that threé months. One hundred dollars used in this way ‘ Lepardiné " ” “L p: »_ . {135.0 ”WAFFL'E IRON
each three months would save 4% four time in a year. In caselots the discount is five per cent oats $29-90 . , , . .3333;— °f§fifme2$y ”Wm”
instead of four. It is therefore greatly to the advantage of customers to purchase from PIG- ‘ . Vi " 7,51 ‘ ' ' ‘ L ' ' 'te-‘rsady‘rorvuse. 55-29
GLY WIGGLY, in the “cash and carry” store class, which government "statistics state are 14% _ $99 50 " ‘ I ‘
lower in price, and where in the case of PIGGLY WIGGLY; a four per cent and. five .per cent “ .bb“ - ° , l E ECTRIC CURLING
additional saving is made on dozen and case lots respectively. Tort-hem “ , J: ‘ ‘ ' IRON *

, A few items typical of our low-price level are quoted belowz— ' , . $39.90 W h '

 

 

 

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‘APRICOTS, EVAPORATED 29¢ BEETS, WALDORF “ 23¢ LiPTON’s .

“‘EXTRA‘FINE,1lb. 20 oz. tin COFFEE pom; "
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32 MIXED PICKLES ...-. 49¢ STRAWBEltRIES, 21 ou..tin “6 . . '

oz. jar ALVAREZO PLUROdhe Wonder Pom? . ~4 v ~ g I I , ' . . 7 ‘ l « ' . .- ‘m‘m’mm “‘1‘?“de
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