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TONIGHT.
‘ Iuito~-".\Inatcur Gentleman."
. Mace—"West of Broadway."
I it‘llullt— " ‘-.l.\' IN‘I-I-iier.”
Sun and Tide 'llodsy.
rim 1 ........... . 11:16 A. M.‘
Tibllvenlng Iontinol welcom-
cont utloas to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so many
ouerlngs have to be rejected be«
cause of the carelessness ot the
writer.
Many people tail to write
names legibiy and an item with-
out a, name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides of tho Diver. Such matter
cannot be used until it has been
recopled in The Sentinel cities
and there is seldom time tor that.
People using typewriters should
use a double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections whore nec-
essary.
n sets ............. 4:38 1'. M.
"It tide....:':ls A. .\l.~2:36 l'. X.
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Sun And Tide For Tomorrow
n rises ....’ ........ 6:37 A. hi.
it sets . ............ 4:87 P. M.
gii iide....:‘.:li A. .\l.-3:35 I‘. lit.
him. 13. Miller. lI‘airlieid avenue.
rs. H. J. Lewis. Gregory llouie-
. rd. and Mrs. H. Tobin. Woodward
Venue, \II-ro visitors in Bridgeport
onday.
Ilrs. Samuel Steinberg. Concord
Ieet. entertained several guests at
1' home ’l‘uesday‘
Mrs. David Rudnek L'ld son. Sey-
our. Middle street. Mrs. A. Green.
j-odivurd avenue and Mrs. ll.
. nks. North Main street. were re-
visitors in Bridgeport.
r. and Mrs. M.
ldren. Edith and harold. New
‘. . iormt-riy of Norwalk. \vere
k-cnd ”show of Mr. and Mrs.
uci Steinborg. Concord street.
Kapian. and
-—l.-‘or Thanksgiving. a. now dining
om suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
- easy terms. -—A'.d\
‘.Wolter V. Leonard.
.. e, was a. visitor in
sday.
2 9 Woodbury
Boston.
est Bennett. Wilton.
or Maine.
left lO-I
hr. and Mrs. David Nattenberg.
Flax Hill road. spent Sunday in I
.nntvilie, with their “cousins
nd Mrs. Faye Odell. !
rs. Isadore Levy. Wan‘ingtoni
et entertained several other
ends at her home Monday even-
III.urs -Adv.
iss Willa Miller. 29 Eimvvood
no. “as a visitor in Bridgeport
. tly.
1 so Celia lluttistone, Rownyton.
visitor in. Hartford Sunday.
St. John, Seaview avenur.
"‘ crtaining Mrs. ’i‘.
.ort time.
..r. and Mrs. James ll. MchrnI-I'
d family. Norwalk, \lerc Sunday
Bllors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ii.
till, South Salem. N. Y.
. ——For Thanksgiving. 11. new dining
‘1. 11 easy terms—Adv.
Fitch and Lawrence
Wilton.
Kenneth
II stead.
Maine.
Miss Katharine Walker. has re-
urncd to her home in Caiildeh. N.
"u, after having spent a pleasant
. eek-ond with Mr. and hits. William
,hiiips, Gregory lloulcvard.
Word has been received by the
‘ y friends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
ellv. Ely avenue. that they have
. lied sail iv in t ‘alit'ornia. '.I‘Iiev rc-
“rt having had a. fine journey and
I California a lovely country.
I‘or Thanksgiving. 3. new dining
suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
terms. —Adv.
Miss Mara "aIIIt Lane. Van Bureu
1vc cutie Is Slit-titling the week with
lends in Bethel.
1
I avenue. Were visitors in Slam»
' rd )Ioiidav.
Miss )largaiot Philips. “'cst ave.
' e. is nnahic to attend to her stud-
in tho Norwaik High school on
count of a slight illness.
, Wallace. J. Woundy. 17 Cannon
-' root is enjoying his annual vaca-
tIon treat his duties at the Norwalk
ostofflee as a letter carilcr. ‘
Mark Hendricks was a recent
usinoss visitor in New York.
~Buy this month. to be‘sure of
our car for Xmas. A ride in a. Chev.
diet will convince. See W. R. Aus-
. , Chevrolet Sales and Service-—
.'dv.
A new house is being erected at
finrhor View beach {or M. S. Owen.
Mrs. George \Vardwell and Mrs.
uth Paul were guests at a card
ty yesterday afternoon at the
1- omc of Mrs. J. F. Arnold in Ito-
A on avenue. 1
r. and Mrs. David Gould. Win-
. . Chapcl‘ot New York.
For a beautiful Home. Ask Abe.
Ino 351-2.-—Adv.
I ss'Armie Newton will entertain
committee of the Young Peo-
's Musical and Dramatic Guild
Trinity church tonight at her:
e. 81 Wilton avenue. '
II
Lecman ll. Tripp. 1 Maple street.
ho has been seriously III for several
. coke is slightly Improved!
Mrs. Percy Barrett Is entertaining
vent guests at luncheon today at
. home in Brookslde.
F For Thankxivlag. a new dining
nite at sterling Furnituro Co.
. tom-Adv.
wit the toniplr.
~Cod and lIlatiish at Bridge the College at New Rochelle. fr-ll
Chapman .
‘Iaugiiter. Anne. of Danbury for.
' -om suite at Sterling Furniture Cw.
lctt Wednesday ‘
Mr. and \irs Gus Green. 100 Tat-j
1! street. are entertaining Mr. and .
Norwalk Methodist church at her
home_ Broad \‘icw terrace.
l
The Nurses' Home it today the
scene 0! an all-day 'sowing session.
the visitors being the Thoughtful
Circle of the King's Daughters.
-—ll‘or Thanksgiving. a new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
on easy tonnes-Adv.
i
Grove
from
Miss Laura MacDonald.
street. entertained friends
Tarrytown recently.
Mrs. Emily Wood has returned to
her home in Rochester. N. Y.. after
spending several days with her sis-
ter. Mrs. Vincent \'. (:lausi. 105
South Main street.
~For Thanksgiving. s. new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co.
on easy terms—Adv.
There will he an important meet-.
tug of the Noru'nlk chapter of De
Molay in the Washington Street Ms-
.IIonIc temple this evening. A meet-
IIII: ot‘ the team captains for the
Masonic Monthly drive will be held
at 6:30 o'clock.
SDI'I‘N‘VI' S. Adams. \i'rst avenue.
is III New York. today.
—i:xcellont haid coal In all sisesi
now to be had at Alfred Brown's
Coal Yard Now is the time o! yeari
to have your bins filled up.
liveries to suit your conveniefctl
Phone 2393-: ..-—Adv
lilies Constance Lewis. daughter
of Rev. and \irs. Chapman S. Lewis I
it lI‘airfleld av cane. and a student at
and sprained her ankle at the col-
l, loge. yesterday.
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‘I John ('avanaith. president of thcl
t mint and Knapp list company has?
‘ It turned from a business trip to the
middle iv ('.El
——II‘or Thanksgiving. a new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co..
on easy terms—Adv.
Mrs. Frank Ellnir. ll Arch street.
has I-eturnrd from a trip to Middle
Liddam.
:r'l‘lllllllll th‘
'.rtlIuI \\. \lailvy of this city has‘
in If his liu- use to optiato a car sus-
Ilvndrd for one year. for driving a
.(Iai- iiiiile under the influence of liq-
uor.
”Chevrolet ivintorfronts have ar-1
Il'l\'“d. it you were too late for thc‘
hint lot. Home in today. W. R. Ausw
'iin. Railroad Ave-Adv. !
was released from the 10-:
this morning. when he
Nurivalk.
llil jail
‘1.)Ith'li‘d’ $1.3 bond to appear in court
Saturd: i_v lll)l'llll‘.:I Policeman John
(iuarnierl arrested \ec ander yester-
day for intoxication.
l
l
: llclcn Torskn. ltillspoiia‘r road. !
l\\'estp01t. has purchased ncu‘
IChrcvolet hindau rom W. ll. Austin. I
I
~Radips and Victrolas sold on
easy terms at Donnellys—Adv.
Earl Coleman. 34 Couch street.
loft yesterday for San Antonio. Tex.
where. he will spend the winter. Mr. .
Coleman expects to return in March. l
i
--1I‘or Thanksgiving. :1 new dining
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co?
on easy terms. —Adv.
Albert C‘ Hughes. 14 Westport
avenue. Normalk. has purchased nai
new (‘hrevolct sedan from W.
\ustla.
I —For Thanksgiving. in. new diningl
room suite at Sterling Furniture Co. '
on easy terms. —-Adv. .
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Mrs. H. D. Benedict and'eon.
Richard. 0! Ridgefield will sfinai
the winter in Ashville. Norht Caro- .
i
line. ;
-—-Thanksgiving Cards are now on
sale at Donneliy's.—Adv.
Miss Sarah Comatock. Wilton. who
recently accepted a positionwith the
Erskine Daniorth. company. where
she is decorating furniture. is en-
joying her work very much. Miss
Comatook is a graduate of the Hill.
side school. class of 1924 and last
year she attended the Grand Cen-
tral Art school in New Yorlg
——A gift worth while for the
whole inmily. See the Chevrolet.
Austin‘s. Railroad" Ave" South Nor.
walla—Adv.
Friday. Miss Ruth Wilson of the
Hillside school faculty. will take a
party at girls on a week-end trtpi
to Welleeley college. Last week lies 5
Wilson chaperoned a group to the .
Basquicentonnial at Philadelphia. .
Ml. Potatoesl '
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LONDpX.—-—Potatoes have been
horns-ed to overtime work by the
demands or science. Usually pots.
toes taken from the ground insist on
two’ months' rest hetero sprouting.
The idea In all bunk. according to
Prof. Fruik Denny. who says that
donning them in a certain chemical
both will start the shoots at once.
cutting down the time between
mu.
Afloat-es?
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' spouse has lIlI'li gi‘l-nll’l‘ than it um] l . I.‘
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THE McADOOS———UNWORRIEI)
”-7 run..— ,fi ~_‘->>.-‘——'wu
If “Illiam 6. .\II- Mon and IIi~ IIIIIIII) IIII- \\lllI'_\lli'.:
once of (-overnors Al Smith. We ,IIonIIIIIIy Illlil AI "llt'lill‘ iu IIl’ler-tlic- P
election presidential talk. there‘s no t‘tlllt‘llt‘t‘ of It lll‘l't‘. This new pic-
lure of the .\l(‘.\dooa slums lllt‘lll on the stvpx or their I. I». \llflt‘li‘h Ilulllt‘.
The children are 1' lion Wilson. ll (II-It) and Mary laiili.t i.
don {In-I Shiiilluhl in addition to
Registration Slow mm
H is , I.:.iIII on that unit-:43 the
For Coming Year
t'|b{lll".lll"li“ lIIr Iii}; I'IIuIstraiions
i'IIII‘I' ill «l:I.‘iI .: tin I. IIuiiIIdI-I' of the
--—-- IIIoIIliI :i! :I IIIi'i'I
lass than 8 pm Hill of tho nio- llII‘ inisl .Iii: vl-rls, lIl- illipllt'illllé
tor \tIhlI‘les IIIgistIIrtId iii Connec- iinl hate to vaIII-i dI Iain in getting
tieut for this year have IM'I‘II olier- their I-i~;:iI-tI-:Ilmnv. 'l‘llt‘ IlODlirtment
I‘d for rottislraliou. to date. for the i\' «anippId to do a considerably
yonr 192?. the stale motor deiilclv arr-aim II‘izlsll'ulII-n business that ii
department l't‘llOl‘lF. inn. iI.Id in thI- pist M‘vI-rai \i-eeks'.
Sim-o tit-lolmr l. the (icpartmrnl 'l’lm rill-I I‘lll‘
has luIIIn insulin: I‘I~;ristr:illon cerllti- ..,-. vim Iluhv
I'lill's for the (‘tIlIIIllir Culvndnr your. li‘alII-‘I l:1iII.‘.rI'!.< :li‘Il'llll’Il to
in an effort ‘.0 diI-lrihulII the l‘lf-tlS’ for l:I.'I‘. lil'i‘i‘? lilII
lration I-lll'IlIIII our :1 pIIrIod oi g» \» ‘I‘l' lI quiI' I! l' - l.. l‘III'I-
oral nooks and avoid ronaI-siiou in l“. [‘1 I~--lI.~
the final «tail-l of MCI: and llli' (illt‘li- I‘.-l'l)'
in}; days oi" the new year. 'i'lIII III» .I.lI1I ll
‘lIn d. pal-Inn ill has
Il‘.lll\' l'“.
l”l$lll".‘~"~' IIIIIH' l" l"I limp that l v will i Iml i... Ilisplliv.
IiriIIil- It IIiIiI'ns in \l '.I. i! III II, I . .l I no.1. : . l ' \‘II I ll div
'liriIIIJI li-(lrl \"nii pl-III')‘. N. v.' l,'lll iti‘lliliv r. 1-.
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1DRESSED IN NATIVE COSTUMES
There Are 24 Done in the Set
THEY ALL STAND UP
GET THE WHOLE SET
You Will Find A Beautiful
CUT-Ill” Bill
A Different One Each Day
White Our Stock Lasts
Enclosed Willi Each Wrapped loaf of
rapid I'Jlll‘ than in‘
THE EVEN-ING- SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1926.1
in saying that I do not Int. Illl to uni;
the Senate to modify its position. I
do not iii-limo the Senate iiolIl-i lulu:
iavuruhin uI'tinIi on any
poslil. and unless lll"
Senate’s
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PAGE THREE
New l‘mi In Old
l.().\'li(il\'.—'i‘ho nails of
honsos nrn
place no nIlI'hl Iinvl» riono worse. But
competiton in naval armaments. Wu It. is our llIIlV tn lm \\.’Illll'l by their
are engaged In negotiations to (Ivampit- and to lain I-Ill advantage
lirondrn and extend thin humani- and. III our nun po. l'l‘I'I. \‘. -I pant IIII.
l'IIllKlIlI’IIl‘ll policy and anI \IIIIIIII: lul tlI‘I'lI'Jll‘ll“ '. ... l Il' ml ll :~ ndlv
IIIIIliU roastillillilv- SJI'I'II'lf‘In lo 5- - ' I'I‘l.i'|lil.‘» | 1 'l l‘ .ZI- . .lll'l all
run: its lill‘lllll‘ adoption." IIlhIIr III IIIII 'i'l iii 1 lIIlIIl‘ilI‘ loi' pm {Irv
III IIII'IIlioliIIII: the “av (II-his ou- II ”'II I'I'll“ " l‘ I' “I ' 11 IIllllllii" till
the l'nilIId h‘luies lry l'orrigu ('UIIIII “"I' “Ml l'II'. 'l'wi i ll ‘iI llmi we
said. "eliminating to it large degree
many
being painted
Indy \t'I-ignll
I‘I‘" i'lv Ira-i.
The
custom In it I'IIIIIiIIIM'i-Iit of Sl‘iIhi.‘
\\‘lill pliprr that “itH llill||ll.’l r III Inuim
London
u...
(Illi‘i \\llll IIuIIIItI'y scrum.
:IIiIl IIIIIII‘ \U‘Il Itnuuu
l?;ll‘l'_\l|il.( on tho txui.
rilii'll pI'o- till-s and ilIIIiI' litlllliilllli‘lll, .\Ir.[ “"l ““i "I ‘ "‘ I”. I'll *"I " :'| “up and is a 1-. Iivai ol‘ In. Winn-.1
. .. . .. ... . . . ml ..II 1" .II I.. . . . 1.‘ . . ~
lit'lllll IIII nls ti)0ll|ll»,t .IMIII IIIipIIIIsimd llml ' ' H " ' ' \\.ll|:i oi .‘till'll'lll I‘Ullll'i‘llilll In ill-
ol' IIIII I‘ll-nail- l'i'h‘tillllltlll IIII‘ lilt'l. Ily "liltitll‘l'lllltill I.‘i a. mutual IIIII'I'III- ""I “"‘I I“ 1"" ” "H" “1" " "'” .,l.. p.
IIItII'cnicd nations 1 can lionai obligation. " W" ""1““ "‘ V“ 1' ""H' -._.. .....-. _. __
the other
non no pl'mdu-t'l of this country ilil—
hering to ”In court."
in HDl‘Ilhlllg ol' couucripilou. Mr.
Coolidge said that it
lil'l'ullllng lllI'
students Ill adeqlmli- IlIIi'IIIIIIl- that In
time of natiounl peril tin-
IIIOI‘U
ity it) I'll” into Ilit Ht‘I‘VIl’I'
IlIIiII
undt-r
llilit Il may
III): II. Nli Inn:
of liliuliur."
of the
It'll. in rI-ali largo
distress or their country
llltl'llitllli it Hit our ideal of IIIIIIJIlile‘."
he said. "Any futuri-
tho whuir nation."
AfiI-r ausvrting that the .irniisliw~
19H "Illll not Iiiark lluI
lor llll‘ (Ind
scrhilioli should III- nil Inclusive. np- II“, I... Hm. that up- :llllllllll‘ and I'M“ ”K”. I " “‘11 1‘””‘"”"' - -
[IIII'aIIII' in its tI-I'IIIII to lllt' t'lllll'l‘ a.” of ti... Amprlmn “Upprnmpm ”:“l ” " I" 'I' ‘ ' ' 1"“ "' “-1” “I . Ill BIKISlln arid
l’"”""“"' “”‘I ”I" “MI" “mm“ or “1"“ “Kill." and that ho “as: "iiililut‘. 1| m. ”M” I“ I” '1' 1“] V. m ‘l H” ”1
' and pro. ]l~‘ltil::l t‘lIl Iillioii.” () ' Fl 1
ln intrust to others the full I‘I'Hlitlll- utlllg annt‘
’l‘hIrII \Iar: lull-I I'IIII In i up“
of
the. \\':II',
Mr.
military.
he Ii military povvvr and "cherish-Is rIId t_mv:ird other nations. 'I‘IiII Hill . llllIlI :HnudinI :‘ll‘l ifllill'} \\'II I an
no IIIIIII'I‘IZIllhlII‘ dvsiuns.” .\t llli‘ .‘llillv World has for L'r-nI rations iIIIlIIlI:I--'1I»I.Iuinn. in llllI- I~I ilw- .lm II. Ion (II
lIIIIII. - I'O'Ilt‘l‘llll‘ll thI (li‘hll't' of tin itself in thia- lili‘lll of lu\IIr\. '1'] l' I'I Iil .. non l‘u- I. lI II. .;ll; 1. ll: 'l'\\‘() STORES
Wushiluzlmi government for :I IIIs- :Iulla haw l-I-en rIIiIIom it In I‘I" tor In I. I’I‘II \ l' ' Ill' ~ II
II t. . I . \ I» .x I .. H
uIIIiIm: of Illlllpt‘lllh‘t‘ nrnniinenls. us ivhn are Iiiorv llll'lllllillvll‘ iIl‘ \ilIII ll up I‘mwlz' mm H lillll ll<.” Norwalk 80' Norwalk
'- l.t\4' a! hurt IInlt-rod into t‘lllnillltlli‘t'tl to pass judgment nmeI
treati-s “Hit the urrat Down-rs." he
mar the pruIIIiII-.,
tier Illusl trial.
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)iviiiill‘ vi hirio 0\\'Il-'
in ritnln llll' resin-l
them;
application \\'ltli'
Novmnher'
l in h Iw lllllllt‘llf‘fltl the
li‘lJI‘il’dlIHll ol' Iuanv cars for;
giieu out;
in the coI'I‘r-rlmudint: lli'l'lllil or i.I:.l '3'! ‘1'"? I'IIII'.’ it” lilaIIs. \vhlcli1,
year. hut the :ivvrugo dislrilnllion: llZi\'l‘ :i maroon Invhgrouud “'lllll
n the iirai. month of ill" val-ii I"‘!',v \\l' 1. lIzur ., I... l-IIiIII: giii‘n outf
\lstration l‘vil unilIr 373 a Ila). In I t I. .. . 'L‘ ., i. \\!lll insiluc-l
of DO“
.Iplrn, llt'll(‘\Illl.' that lIII'II' JIIII'lII .. — “‘ ”‘1' " 1‘
"To t \llW-I' some iIlI'll lo lhI' I‘l'I'Il:~ III)“ is for the Welfare of ”Ir \vniid “1 ""‘1"l'l‘ "“ '1 ""1 1'1“" of a
lililllo "i'lll “Imp. tilllt'l'fl are and the advancement of L'l\Illl..'l- {"”"‘| ““""” “'1‘ ""“h' ""' '” PAJAMAS
lull lli..:-[IlIIl‘Il- li- ll..|l‘~2!ll4l Illlll~
and naval and :iiiation prII- lllll‘l'
pIIrI-Illinss \\Illl" lIe i'lll‘Dliiihinl‘il that life. \\'I-
the l'nilwl Slates does not neck in
lul‘ \_ IIIil. '\'\“ .‘Ilv l' m
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tlI'll‘li‘l .‘IllIl
l‘liii’, l‘.\I-
(tilllll lll'. 'I'II
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l. I i N ii U N. -.\ II t‘\ll'.tnrillnl’tr\'
lumm has started in the, (‘Illl raid
”null-t. An IIIlli'lI an l.'.‘iid pounds .1
mm! has lII-en paid I‘H‘f‘llllV for thr-
I-Irit rlli'l‘lllil'llll. ’I'IIII lust IIllIIImIiIIs
"lliir tidiernlnvnl.” IIII said in thin
-l‘UIIllt't.'llUll. "has tili'ullil)’ liltlllilllllll‘ll
the policy of the. recognition and
sum-titv of Inleruntiotmi ohilnutiom
and llll' pt 1' It» III: ”III .. of IIIlI III Iliuual
covenants It him .\ut In lIl' \i-d that
Ulii‘ Illlillrln III\I‘
I‘;Ill'(|||i1lll IIII iI- \i i.I I I
aniwiun. it :m i’
lH',ll :Iilzrullll- luv
llll'li .IIIII ll .l"II
tillllII
"is mar-I and
('IIIHll'IHIIl ol'
‘IIEI Ill I.z IIIIIIInlls.
Hm'l'l‘ll- the ivorlli_l I'Ionolnilalli'. iiIIz-Iniiulli l at I. N U“! \.. . l ' if”... ”p...” Loo pnundg 1"... l‘ill'fll.
, ment should in: i-lulhvd “illl author- or morally. IIoulIl I'o-st upon um oiII- .. ' "'1 H” L “up" Th. F“ is a tilde disparity of Opinion
' Iili oi lls‘ I~I~1-eoIII'4I foundation. llut tIIIi'll .1 pl» ‘ \H{"'l".“' ‘ ‘1‘ "m“ l‘" r'" «In in: judmnont nt' «IIIIoraIIls' Lillie
. and all of IN proiil'l‘ll' lit-y does not Include I-\turlallon oi «pun 'l‘” ‘ ‘ ““1" ‘ “1 "1‘ ‘ " "1 "H" "1 tll'lll'd'fl .Iu-llinl: many different prizes
terms and C(llltlillolm (Illlllt'NHIOD. \\'n have llll'I‘illll'v un “" “"' " “‘i""‘ “1'7 “"' “ ‘" ““" " " . - “I ”- mm
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of ollo (Hill at lIl'Uli""l Iiils lll :It‘tI-ordniicl \‘Illl lIIIIaI min i” l‘”‘“"' I" " 1" '1 "1'" I'I'I'i I'l-
iwllilIII lIlII'.‘ll' IN nil.
gains l’IoIIrthv lion."
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limp. and l‘l .-.I lIl in tin Ill :Il .III
Is not in dIslIkIs
l'l'i‘hltll'lll
\iaIIlId
Ill-ports that lIurope
Amrril-a. \\I re IIIIt hv the
“till the statement that in-
and Night Shirts *
policy or run.
MNIII)’ for tho I-iI.~IIll of Hair on'n
how the \vnIll v. H" lw ...III. All llm ~.
h--II.I\i0I'."
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$1 ‘.° $3 ,
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Canned Foods; Week
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Vegetables . . . fruits . . . fish . . . in fact, all '
the finest and most delicious of the newly
packed canned foods are stocked in your
A&P store especially for this sale. The prices
mean great savings! Buy by the dozen!
aghAsnaragus Tips??? 19¢ 533613;
35‘” Peaches Slide?” “if 23° saga.»
MONTE Sliced Pineappfie Q _ . large 25c
can
Just a few of our many Del Monte Quality products
Our‘ ‘"rcgular Del Monte prices mean great savings. llclmv are a fen of our com-
plete Del Monte line. Stock your pantry slicivcs i~ ountitully with these delicacies.
Del Monte Spinach. . large can 19c Del Monte Peaches _Sliceleo- 1 can 17c
Del Monte Tomato Sauce . m 7c Del Monte Pears . No.2can 23c
Del Monte Pineapple crushed ".23 19c Del Monte Asparagus - all can 33c
Del Monte Apricots . {No.1cm 23c Del Monte Cherries . large can 37c _
Extra FancyPeasgsgimz 21° be... 1-23
The finest and most perfectly anncd peas you can buv. Order by the dozen.
Tomatoes, Corn or String Beans .
I 33““ 29c.-
Golden Bantam «Emmern 15° l
The choicest and tendereet corn grown . - PCffeCth‘ packed. - h“ cans 87“ i
and now greatly reduced!
Always have a good supply of these tasty canned foods on hand!
in?“ 17c large can 14C
3oanI25C No. 1,5 can 20‘:
Campbell’s Beans 3w:- 25c N. Y. State Apple Sauce 2 cans 25c
Fancy Pumpkin Aunnnd can 14c Succotash Asp Brand . . can 23c
Bog Sweets Cranberry Sauce can 23c Tender Lima Beans AGIP Brand can 25c
Encore Spaghetti Estimate *3 ..... 25°
Sifted June Peas “0&3?” 23° . ‘1
321?” String Beans 21.3% 25"
:Let Ann Page send you her canned foods recipes. '
[:1 Corn C] Peas ' D Tomatoes E] Salmon E] Shrimps
She has prepared some delightful recipes for the above foods. Let her show you
how goodcanned things can be, and how to add variety to your menus.
Simply indicate on this what real Would like, and send it to Ann P of our AX
Household Arm AddmefiuBoyZuzm, City Hall Station, New York.”
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These three popular Iona Brand vegetables are unusually
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- Iona Pink Salmon . .
Sultana Tuna Fish .
Campbell’sTomato Soup
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