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’ SACRIFICE DOLLAR SALE sTARTs THURSDAY, AUGUST 19
i .Wind‘sor " V . Amoskeag Percales Elke-Dot. Printed Printed Pute . Bhdcaded A!)
Underwear ~ ‘ 0.. Gingham - 'Failt Ooio‘ e / Voile C ’ "on Voiles Satinetts lrish Linen - Silk
Crepe Fast Colors _' ‘ 36 inches ide 40dnches wide 40' inches wide fast color, 40 in. wide all colors, 36 in. wide 3c inches Wide
‘ 5 YARDS FOR 6 YARDS 1’03 6 YARDS 0R 4 YARDS FOR 3 YARDS FOR 3 YARDS FOR 2 YARDS FOR 2 YARDS FOR
$1.00 $1.00 . $1.00 , $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 "
4 -' Reg. 29c Yd. Reg. 22c Yd. RCE- 22c Yd. Reg. 3% Yd. Reg. 49c & 59c Yd. Reg. 59c Yard Reg. 69c & 79c Yd. Reg. 69c Yard
SILKS- « CREPES _ .4 voiliis .LINENS GlNGHA-MS PERcKfiES SAfiNs A. B. c. SIDE?"
ERIN'FED l; A, B, C, , ‘ Genuin‘ Burdened" Radium Silk 'Polka-Dot Pure Silk Crepe-De-Chine
SILK and COTTON - V . . 1 . V . .
Canton Crepe Washable Prints Japanese P‘ ‘ngee Flat Crepe Washable . Crepe-De-Chlne Satin FETISH: algalors
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35 Inches Wide 36 Inches Wide Pure Silk 54 Inches Wide 361nches Wide 40 Inches Wide 36 Inches Wide / OR
2 YARDS FOR ‘3 YARDS FOR 3 YARDS FOR 11/. yde. makes dress 4 YARDS FOR 3 YARDS FOR 3 YARDS FOR 3 YARDS F
$1.00 ' $2.00 ' $2.00 $2.00.“. $3.00 $4.00 $4.00 $4.00 ’
Ree.98c&S1.1o Yd. .Reg. $1.00 Yd. . Reg. 98c Yd. - R°K°I$2°39¥¢ Reg‘ 31'1“ Yard ““51'598‘sl'89yd' Reg’ “9 Yard 1188.51.69 Yard
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tion 01 the LOIS“. ot‘ Nations. Jenun Chriet and with God? Do you f
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‘ Rev. Fred Jacobo, paetor at the truth which given meaning to every “Main there in the title- on 0! Chrlnt a 0113310! in your lli'e." ' '
louth Norwalk Congregational subordinate truth which Paul over war. Should America mai tein u 7 ‘ ’
“were, gave e very romrul and in- proclaim-ll. Pull prooleimed till! lerge etnndinl error end at 71”“ Norman 6" 1w
ereetlng eermon at the union eel-v. treet tundemental truth heceuee '.e glad that 1 oils not celled ‘lwll W x . l‘ he
at m. gnu“; Congregational wee primarily lntereetod in the eel- settle thin oueetlon but 1 a cult! .Nk ; e r e‘ .
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urohoe. Sunday morning at the {'30}! he/ might have g e to the “10“” nettle ‘11“ “um“ i“. " 2;“ v0» "e e - ‘
cowmflonlqhurch. Rev. chohn «some “ten venuleee oi orinth u 1m“ m u“ “n“ _°‘ 5"“: “ ' 18ml]! Friend:
is u hie Iuhieot "The Heart. or : tenchb 0! philosophy. mimil‘i 1“: d I t I w mm m a" 4 ,
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dumb.” o: . humannbody in the will 0: the phiblovhy lot the great labor problem which have Min Catherine 5““ 15 3"“ “‘3
most vital part 9! the entire or. Greek!- 1! he had donaocntel hie canned no much material toe! and lo “VIN" 0‘ Mb IN 1111- Harry;
tent and the heart 0: Paul'e goe- ”"05” mine to “1| ”010 Of philo- much human uttering. Whot ettl- acott o! Noroton. whoee parente re. ‘
u the great tundgmenml "in“ :Wxézrw°:$l$;;:r’°l§3lygzfi tilde ehouida ogrofrlglfhzm ported her an mining tJthe police-
which given lite and meaning to all know. that “Ho-op“. no matter “1‘! ‘1“:‘5‘ ”in “d foreman Monday. hen returned home. uise'
ubgrdinate truthe in his gospel. every n 0 3'“ Scott tell. the houee o! htanl R n- .
.. how intereeting and helpful it would h 10 "a...“ to get at tile reel 9 ‘ I
an. Jeoohe continued by eayinl'. In have b.“ to certain tyne or mind ‘ 9“ ° l' 1 . that held in Fordharn nunday otter-neon
‘ word the W 0' PW!" 3“?" could never beeomeenlnetrulnent ol "(’th invoWed- [may ’the to return ”mm but “1'“ 'h' tall-l
In «neldmd in his lneletanoe or an ealvatlon to u” nieeeeo. Therefore. thereal "aha liee ‘5'? ’ on? ed to appear Monday mornina' her.
ateliigent knowledge of end an eh- he am not determine not g, know ”1' “ml“ °' “1'" r” ' tint parentn grew ala mod and‘ notified
actual-rem to Jew- Chrlet" urthlne anion: theeo Corinthian “mu" “‘ were. "i‘ ”m". the euthorluee. E ,
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”an o! the We ot’Natione «gm, the W o! tne‘revelation that every new ‘ th mind when ehe'le‘tt hir. Bandeld'e'
ot Anteflce hm" . eluding upon the mum Paul had ehould ennroleh WI “ml“ ‘3 it: home. (or ehe made her way to New ‘ ‘ ‘
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creation iron the etandnoint or round hunter.» tar novel noeelhle that curl-time ‘V’ml‘u" hm!“ triende attempted to net Mr. Scott i $1 for your 0 [on
mange or June.” no deeired to think the meter. ens other Sue-um “0N IMP 9° N on the telephone but relied. ee they 2 ~
unclean Rev. Jacobo naked. thonnhte and .to do the. W e! v!" V“! mi“ '3 W “W?" lent net- on nei- wey. an. "mm 5 ,
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