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Wool Suits
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$13.45
Very fine suits in single and double breasted
models with one itnlclter and one long trouser,
or with two pair of knickers. Well tailored
suits of sturdy tweed mixtures, casslmeres, and
woolens in the new browns and other Fail colon
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Clarence E. Benton. Nero t o n
Heights, Republican candidate for
first selectman of Barton. who was
re-clected to that office Monday at
the annual town election, defeating
Andrew Shaw, the Democratic
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the secretary of the synod be in-
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action is a nits-appropriation of
trust funds." A resolution referring
the matter to the executive cont-
mittee was carried after a heated
debate.
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been the launch quality of our merchandise has been of the
highest stands .
was the reputation which we attained in serving the AUTO-
MOBILE PUBLIC that made
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Boy And Teacher
Engage In Fracas
In School Here
Following a fracas in the class-
room. \Vednesdny. with one of her
pupils, bliss Sherwood. one of the
teachers of the ltoger Lndiow Jun-
ior High school. seventh grade. fail-
ed to ptlt in an appearance at
classes. yesterday and the school
children have rctniled the story at
home for the cditlcntion of their
parents.
According to tho reports, Glen
Peck. 12-year—old son of Harold n.
Pack of lifeiroso avenue, in Grade
m. was guilty of creating a disturb-
ance when he prodded a boy at the
next desk with a lead pencil. The
injured pupil complained to the
teacher andsho ordered the offender
to Principal Alton Willinms’ office
for punishment. Ho refused to
no and when she attempted to help
thlm on his way. he struck her.
Accounts vary. some saying thnt
Miss Sherwood was hit in the face
and others on the body. A chase
tincident was not officially reported.
’nnd it could not be determined what
motion the school authorities will
‘tnko in the matter.
Mr. Peck said today that (to had
Inot heard of the incident but thnt
4a rumor Glen was not attending
school regularly had reached his
cars.
Grand Jury May .
Get Charges Of
Indiana Grafters
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind—Charges of
Kcorruptiou in Indiana politics may
receive an airing before the Marion
county grand jury, Prosecuting At-
torney Will H. Remy said tod .
Remy. who prosecuted ‘. C.
Stephenson on a charge of murder-
ing Miss Madge Oberholser and for
which the former grand dragon oi’
the Ku Klux Klan is now serving it
lifeitentence. said he wan ready to
investigate charges that Stephenson
entered into corrupt deals with lo-
cal officials during the time that ho
was a power in political circles.
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A Glimpse of the New Things for the Home
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The coming of autumn days brings thoughts of indoor evenings—and the home. With them come the
newer creations of the season, the styles for fall that will be the choice of those who love furniture of
distinction. The latest: arrivals from America’s foremost manufacturers of good furniture are here
and ready. Just to spend a few moments amidst these beautiful creations will be an inspiration in it-
self. But to seehow moderate the prices are will also be a revelation to those who are interested in
genuine economy.
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The Last of This Pattern—3 Pieces Pretty
Jacquard~Tomorrow Only $149.00
The first one here gets this very cxreptionnl \‘nluc. Made as good
m‘t‘rsluffml must bc—to last for many years—us comfortable as
any home could wish for. Just as illustrated.
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A Superb 9-Piece Dining Suite $79.00
tiny this gracefully designed dining suite with the fullest assur-
ntu e of correct style, perfection in workmanship and finish. The
Lil'fif.‘ 60 inch buffet. of dust proof con‘ruction. the oblong ex-
t.~nslon table. five side chairs and host chair are all ronstructed
nt genuine American walnut veneer with other Woods and the
‘Ilrfttf‘o is hand rubbed to a satin finish,
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Astounding Low Price .on this 4-Pc. Set
$169.00
The more surprising when you consider that this some suite has
regularly sold for $200.00. The high-light blending of tones gives
it added bounty.
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Save Much on this 5-Pc. Breakfast Set—$35
lt ordinarily sells for much more—10 Just see what friend-making
values we offer new. This charming set is of Venetian Oak. hand-
Ion’leiy decorated in bright tones.
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Genie] Comfort for the Bedroom—$279200
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The bedroom that is furnished with one of these charming suites
is sure to have an air of hospitality and real comfort. Note the
snesful lines of all four pieces which are accentuated by the
walnut veneer and beautifully finished cabinet woods used in com-
btnat on. It includes the tire-er. bow foot bed. wardrobe and
, in! y, all at tomorrow's low price.
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Boudoir Comfort in
Chintz Chair $18.95
A splendid lounging chair for
the bedroom—covered in light.
colorful chintz.
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Chiffonette $22.95
Plenty of drawer space for all
his haberdashery. One of 20
0*! styles we are closing out.
No living room is complete
without a. tlnt'entml't table.
This charmint: itltlllt‘l is cott-
structed of the finest enitint-t
woods fichly finished in wztl.
nut. color. Just vnongh for
one day only!
Making a i’rictid of
Baby with This—at
$18.95 _
Where 'he can enjoy comfortable
riding. The favorite l‘nilman
style with heavy springs.
A Bargain Offering of
Silk Pillows in Many
Different Shapes-«Spe-
cial at Only , f“
$2.98 , c
Half moons, bolsters. squaresdcf'
sunbursts--evcry conceivable de.. (
sign and sise--ln beautifully col-
ored silk covers. some lace and "
French flower trimmed-411i fill.
ed with Kapola.
Century Crawford range can
be had in grey or black, the
single damper, found only
in Crawford, controls the
fire oven and heat in a
sample, yet positive manner.
The stove shown above, gas
end if preferred can be at-
tached.
Florence Oil Heaters
An all-round utility heater. Has
aluminum tire-place window and
never-fail latch. All trim finish.
ed with hard, glossy enamel.
belted-on. Fire bowl finished
with black porcelain enamel.
Heavy metal tank will not rust
out.
The Victory Crawford is a
new type combination coal
and gas range. It comprises
a complete coal range and
complete gas range, with two
ovens. Can he had in either
grey or black.
Oak Heaters
$29.50
You will want one of these heat-
in: cloves in your home the
moment you see them tomorrow.
A real fuel saver at an extra-
ordinary price for one day only!
Join Our Range Club. Every Stove Fully Guar-
anteed to Bake, Cook & Heat
so DAYI ma TRIAL
45-65 NORTH MAIN ST.
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
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