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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24

workers to so 10 ben when they came
to him with their grievances
The film IS nct the ordinary capital
and iahor story However the stories
~ iie Two err are merely it-
,CideltaI 70 the theme, which the
biggest thing about the picture and
used as pegs upon which to hang the
fabric Of the doctrine that love, nm
derstanding and sacrifice alone Will
make the world a better place to live
in; a sort of idealistIc socialism that
does things with mental rather than
physical levers.
Dorothy Phillips plays The dual role
Of twin sisters who have been separat
cd since childhood and brought mp
in different atmospheres. One OF the
girls, Sonia is a Hereby tempered,
lob haired, cigaret-smolklng Russian
radical who is sent to this country to
spread the seeds Of Bolshevism; a girl
With heart of gold, but carried away
by impractical dreams. And the 9TH
er IL the petted daughter Of rich
nan.
Ma Phillips does great credit to
her record in both characters and be-
cause they are so disslmlar in type
and do not oppose each other in the
action, there is none of the dispelled
illusion often noticed in dual role
stories. Miss Phillips as Sonia, soap
box orator, carries her theories into
her father's factory and leads a mob
to the door Of his mansion and there
The story ends as she dies in saving
the life OF her sister but not before
she realizes that violence is not the
road to "T'he Right to Happiness" The
photography t5 excellent and the sup
porting cast very capable. Henry Bar
rows Eortrays the father of the two
girls, a hard boiled factory owner.
Robert Anderson has the sympathetic
part as the foster brother of the rSai
cal sister, He does not believe in her
theories, but loves her enough to fol-
low her into what eves danger her be
liefs may lead her.
Winter Hall is an employer who ap.-
plies profit shearing to his labor prob
lem. Stanhope Wheatcroft is a society
fop. Hector Sarno, as Sergius the fox
the free lover, furnishes considerable
comedy to tighten an otherwise heavy
part. William Stowell is "a factory
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24

-AElApLlNERs ToNIeHT.
.zarrowg ~ Yip YaakI
SEC.

The Screen.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24

ouarrics was made Tor the first time
II 1870
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24
Excellent Plcture at Nelson.

Realistic in theme and treatment
Love Is Love" accurately pnrtrays a
type Of boy who weakly yields 10 the
5vil influence in spite Of his better
Ideals, and clearly depicts that form
of maternal instinct which even young
Urls show in their sympathetic solicit
Jude for the weak which enables them
to forgive so much as wives and moth
Ers later on in life. The boy, morally
frail, incapable Of resisting evil In
nuence, until trained by hard exper.
lence, is admirably played by Albert
Raw. The girl, vigorously imperson-
ated by Elinor Fair, represents bud
ding motherhood; she resents the
boys lack of manhood, but, lowing him
lights for him with .tigress like fe-
rocity while trying to in7plte him
with courage to act for his better self
Oh lis own account.
The trend of this story is humanitar
ian, the treatment sympathetic, and
the cast is so good that its purpose
Is enforced. Besides the two leads,
who are engrosed in their roles
throughout fine work is done by VIII
lam Ryno as an old creek, by Howard
Mack, as a human representative of
his satanic majesty, by John Cossar
SIS a handsome and kindly captain OF
police, and by Harry Din'tinson as a
detective. The play is Of more than
average interest, good number for
any program.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24
Anti tuberculosis
League Conference

CHARLESTON, W. va, Nov. pa
IA one-day conference will be held ut
the Kauawha hotel in Charleston Tues
dag. November 25, at which all phases
Of the campaign Of the West Virginia
Anti Tuberculosis League for sale Of
Red Cross Christmas seals viii be
discussed. All those interested IN the
drive are urged to attend. DIV. W.
Golden, OF Elltins, Is president Of the
organization, Alexander Fornlan. Of
Morgantown, is treasurer, Dr.. Harriet
B. Jones, of Glendale, is secretary
Austin v. Wood, of Wheeling, is cam
paign director, and F. D. Walton, for
merly of the Wheeling Chamber Of
Commerce, is publicity manager.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24
japanese is Big Feature.

japanese is Big Feature.
sessue Hatakawa's coloriul work is
the saving grace Of "The Gray Hor-
lion" which the Princess Is screen
Ing today.
phe picture buffers rNthar from
sfitdits " production than froIu weak
:iess Of the story. TIE theme is in
terestlng, but in the development OF
the picture what the final outcome Is
Stosbe, Is made too obvious; which nat
itrally destroys the suspense and re-
lieves the production of dramatic de-
yClopEent.
The role of the japanese artist as
interpreted by Sessue Hayakawa. is
thoroughly artistic and totally differ
EFT from similar roles played after
the exasgarate ideas so often evidenc-
I'd in film productions. o Haru San,
played by Tsuri Aold, is an exemplifi-
cation of the sweet simplicity of III .
romantic Japanese maiden. Betram
Cragsby handles the role of john
huffman, the villain, with good eff
feet and in fact, there is little fault
10 be found with any Of the cast.
As box office attraction the pro-
duction has value romance tragedy
and the thrill of vengeance forming a
part Of its popular appeal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24

foreman. who is winning The other
siscr, keeps the story nom being n
lhe unhappy ending class
re story Is timely ard big and han
iied in 4 liie way Il vii cails corS
Siderable olsen ioh ana with prCpsf
eSploitation may become one q The
sslksit 81 sob ccts Of the season
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24
AntI-RoIshevik Film

The slght-reel jewel production,
1.-THE Right to Happiness" starring
Dorothy Phillips and directed by Allen
Elolubar at the Dixie today, Is a story
Of industrial unrest and the attempt
OF the Russian Bolshevists to spread
their false doctrines among workers
Of this country. The story moves
alcng with almost perfect continuity,
and 1t shows how one man solved the
labor problem by giving his employees
honest wages, proper working condi-
ti6ns. and of ana Their who told his
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24

n AUK FUQUAY Is authority for the
statement that the ZIP Zip Yank
Girls at the Hipp this week is one
of the best little companies going out
from the Znrrow headquarters this
year Eddy Loop has the comedy
parts. THO other features are the
Darling sisters and Whitlock and FL
ils- who are said to be some team.
The chorus is advertised as one Of
real beauty, but they've got to go
some to equal that Of last week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-24

Nelson .............,. Love is Love
fake ...... The Right to Happiness
pEncess ......,.. The Gray Horizon
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

| r . E.@S ,Z .-e e1harriases4 around town that they gan get in-' on the Winning team. .f
 :. .g.jsstt,. Berlin Briefs. g ss4 I Mrs, Clarence returned home last
 eveatne from ;. her tvacaksiek spent with I her parents. yin 3Baltin6re, s<F Supervisor B. R. ssllo walter sof the schools is in Danbury today attend ing the supervisors conference. Samuel Wilcox is camping out near the 5sA American Paper Goods ! reservoir. ,,&. < Berlin e,ran ges,, No. 24, P.r'of H., l meets tonight in /, their hall B on Darnon's hill. The annual meeting of the Berlin Grange incoEporated will meet at the Grange half tonight, ! Thomas Barattiero has purchased the house and lot owned by Thomas Ensign and wife. 'F Miss Anna Bruce returned yester- , day from asvacation a spent at Cape Cod, Mass. s@.
 kensington Briefs ya
 The foresters are sending our cir- cular letters fo all their members to attend fhe social Thursday evening .Fas important business is to be trans acted:s. r. ,n --.f : At the meeting of St. Pauls T. A.. B. society held last night .tat the Parish hall it was, decided that the local drum corps attend the annual convention which is to be 3held at Mlddletown on August 2.
 ". ALyons with his wife and family eccompanied by Miss Jean nette Baldwin, motored to Short Beach yesterday, visiting M. F.. Tay- Tor of that place, the trip being made in MT. Lyons' car.
 Frank Fogliati is about town ill 9 new automobile.
 MT. and Mrs.. Edward Ilannigan and family were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. James Clarity and family of Pennington road
 Henry L. Toilson of Newark, N J., is visiting with friends ir town today
 Pasquale SGiannotta who was re- gently discharged from the army after being overseas. for mora than fifteen months,g has gone to Rridgewater, Mass, where he has secured con- tract to supervise the erection of a new brickyard.
 James Caraugh of Middletown, an eH-servlcs man is making arrange ments to reopen the Victory lunch rooms, located near the Berlin depot Caraugh=4was a cook in the army and is qualified for his position.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
GASTON FOR GOVERNOR.
Pa1ers Also Out for Monahan-' on
 Dry and Anti League Issues.

Boston, July 15.-F'rancis J. Fin neran, president of the Massa chusetts Democratic club, took out papers yesterday for Colonel William A. Gas ton as candidate for the democratic nomination for governor
 George r. Morahan, a former state senator and Iduor dealer, also took out papers for the democratic nom- nation. His platform was announced as calling for the repeal of the pro- h1b1tlon am mendment and opposition to ratification Of the covenant of the league of nations.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
CONSTABLE HACkETT. . IS FINED [ IN ] J. IN COURT
 lfficer Failed to Pay His Personal Tax-Blames His Wife Y OTHER TAX DELINQUBNIS
Thompson Discharged On Theft h& Charge-SchooI Committee Makes s Important Changes For Coming
 tYear--Mystery Solved.

= The town of Berlin is determin ed to make an-< pie of all who are E eyading their personal tax. Thomas 6 a0RNeiI and John C. Hackett both , citizens of the town, the latter being x 8 constable, were tried before Judge
 4eorge G. GrisWold last evening, the EcRses being prosecuted by Charles F. N Lewis who is the tax collector for & &tl1e town of Berlin.
 s MT. ONeil has been receiving bills Sfpr his tax for the last three years sKand4 had not paid any tax in all that time. Due to injuries received over Ia year ago, exception was made in s60Fder that he might have time for s payment. Considerable time had gone: by and Mir. O'Neit still paid no z Rttsntion to tax notices and as a re- sssslit he was haled into, couEt to eN- plain why he refused to make pay 9nent. He laid the blame on his 2 %Anaployer, saing that he had been told tes NY nothing to the tax collector if Egthing was said to him, but if. it ssxsaIaesto% show down he, the employer atsauId pay the bill. Judge, Griswold ! sJslsa1hd Mr 0'Neil guilty, ,but stated ssS la slAr employer was@more guilty in ssY &erfsFing with the laws course. The as sssimposed the payment Of the. tax
 osax interest and the costs~of the. < satTt .... 1 4 constable Hackett pleaded guilty.tS
 hc charge Of evasion of the persoHal
 aA fla yingr the blame on his \ Wife
 sating that he had told her to send l3al aes m aTeH down to the factory, but. saslle had Neglected to do so ME. Hack ekett4llad Heen in court two years Rago for the sa2e thing so that*much rcredence was got placed in this state srpent.es Judgek QriswoId told him that Jas 8 custodian and constable of the 3aw his example was d particularly sssbad one, MT. Hackctt was obliged to sIpay the tax with interest and the costs of .a6nrt that being the maxi, rllstin penalty5
 iGharles>J Thompson was charSgd t7Wlth steahpg half ton of hay fiBm Z Alias Woife of New Britain on July \ 10, from Mr WolPs propety in Berlin. SAlrfsssi iTsoofs witnesses were poor onss as they could not state one defa 2 fact tending to prove Thomps3nQs Qss guilt. Mr. Thompson contended that ta sheet Of corrugated sheet iron was :. what he took from Wou's field, per sEf1afssfon having been given by Mir. lSssNoll himself Mr Thonapson.s con- ! ton was suistantiated by two fne sses son and Mfr. Heslin of
 fS l3rit airs N ho sara they saw the Y sft metal on MT Thon pson' S ea a rove out of the if cid 4 hsoIaite ldtk of in
 and n lnp.sa
 S " 6zS5ag x s B
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
WEEPING ECZEMA SOON RELIEVED A Perfect Treatment For This
 Distressing ConpIaint


 TT had an attack of Weeping Eczema; so bad that my clothes would be wet through at times. I suffered terribly. I:could get no relief until I tried 'Fruit-a- tiyes (or F1nit Liz'e,~ IabAets) and sSootha Salva'. The first treatment gave me relief. Altogether, I have used three boxes of ''Sootha Salva' and two of sFruit-a-tives','and am entirely welP''. ,hG. W. HALL. Both these remedies are sold by dealers at soc. box, for $2:5O, or sent by FRUIT-A-TIVEs Limited, OGDENsBURG, NY.
 "Fruit-a-tives" is also put up in trial size which sells for 25c.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
BAN IS OFF TRADE 5fs1
 WITH HTHEsaGERafANS

washins4 qny July fs,-General. licenses covering i'm port. and export,
 trading with Germany were issued late yesterday by the War Trade di-1 vision of the State departnentl with
 the 7 approval of Acting-Secret tary Polk. 7 z EExcept in certain limited cases.
 prqvided under the treatys of peace,
 trading Between the United States and. Gernlany may be comm enced at once. <
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
\ OO 2 at?

guaranteed weight reduction method :: safe, pleasant. Brings slenderness better health and happn ess Get a small box of oil of korein at the druggists Follow directions. You allowed to eat sweets etc; no starvation strenuous exercising Your life becomes worth living with clearer mind, improved figure. buoXeht step, cneerfulness and optimism. Get .tAin aud stay so.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
1TAEY FREES HAEF OF 4sRMY. 2 2,2O0, 900 soldliers DciSaobilizsd; 2,Oo0,-i ,>xa 900 Still in saryf.e. ,i...s.ss::

:. FBnne;r July 1 5.-AAImost 2g2oo, oool soldiers of the Italian army have baea
 demobilized since the signing off thss arnlistiee, according to a. atenaent just issued by the government thu Sngh
 the Stefani Agency. ss1 .x ...., s, X. Of ttris number there wers 22 A8 efal officers. [, DOC officers. of sfa fl and line and 1sso0.o0o enlisted zme ens The latter 'comprsed all the men of, the classes betweenSse and 70 sTears
 ofS age and men of the feNla34s5 51 gs. classes who were, released ,fo4@sp sEiai reasor1s~H ~ ses4 VI, G., The remaining eTeetives sa9 the Italian army ins service +app ximate 2,0OD, ,000 sIs V
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
PRoM1Nlss MEN ARRIVE.

New York. July i5.--Among pas sengers who arri,ad here today eTsj thesssteamship United States from Copenhagen and SCaristiania were IT.. Grant Smith, couhseilorS to the Amer
 iean legation in, Dennaark, Erwin
 Johnston. Ann erican commercial agent in Denmark and Gustaye Mithelsori,. Colombian ra jAister to aGernaafsb.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
NEW BRYAN TEsIIM0AY
Home Proof fiere. f'herc aaals
 .~ cxsNiicre. .S < 7 7

t
 When YOU seeE3 E3Doans sxs- Kidney Piits reconam ended in4 ms Raper you n os .always5fnd the YeeAfn iAendelr ra pSeSV F3isita f,p .resid en4sf same sevedy- zhsaela ,ss ses ,g{. ,tF the AK Doan's. What Ter. fAa ey, ( snfei1ly ' can give this pE onesty and trusN? HA NJ nanst ,'s s De ss fFae Resd 0t this I4sSesA .Se~A sornn1enddss:- Id < !: ton. Then in$sqA sNss1g Ispan's Oil Co, 4o5 ". M4 ! know Doan5ss $ kissses ss Sood tos, ! remedy for kidney .s Es 2a m ae que pains in n1N limbs aa ss verely. My Joints wera saisae and ! achedAall over.s .s N sasss s acted irreguIarly, too. RoaE nasss''s \ \ Pills soon freed me fiN a.f 7. matic pains and pat ksslf sS g T an l good conditfon. heA xz4 en dofse sa Deans, forsI know trH&aa1se or them" Fl
 soc, at. all dealers sster-N N itHsJrn Co. Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. .I
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
TIRES sa5o EACH SIN LUNG ssIss, x,- F V H Hs Relieve Automobilisfs Aft.
 CT Three Weeks Ira mine v Nj tsS

- Vienna, July 15 Autonfobiles (which have been without tires for WeeKs in Hungary, according to re- ports from Budapest, Iiave < been 'equipped with new tires said to have been obtained by smuggling, two car loads of French and Italian make into kf1er cogrtry. Hs.,&
 i. The tires were sold for $250 each.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

11-3x15 Whitta11 Anglo Persian Rugs, retail price $210.00, . Sale price s155.O0. -s.
 s-3x10-6 Whitta1l Anglo Persian Rugs, retail price. $112.0O. Sale, Price SS5.GO. .
 9x15 Anglo-Royh Worcester Rugs, retail price s127.o0. Sale price S9S.OO. 9x12 Royal Wilton Rugs. retail prioey sS2.50. Sale Price 4S59.5O.
 s-3x1O-6 Royal Administer Rugs, .:retail price s36.5o Sale Price ss2e. .50.s ,. Ski 2'~ Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, retail price SAT. Sale Price S4O.O0. ' " =
 HALL RUNNERS
 Whittall Teprac. Wilton 2-sx12 Regular price s2Q.75> Sale Price Sf4<6O.
 9x12s Whittal1 Anglo Persian Rugs, retail prict> s123.Oo. Sale price Ss123.oo. Sale Price s95.Oo.a
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

bye to their ,frieBds as they leave4f fog >morroa sat noon. sThe trip viii iH- clude the Panama capa4, @ I B15sfs Items. &. a.
 Mrs. 's, "A 5Nelerr aRd Mle and Mrs. R. O. Ms4isW of this. town, and MT. and Mrs. Fred ,.swartwood of New Britain, have sreturned sfrorn an eight day rip F through tn ef&stskills. They -vix4sEPthe Ark oliaK% wservoir sand other points of interesteFrorn the sHreservoir they wentst to Niagara 7taalfs .by way akasy yracuse. fn which city .hey stopNedsssx the factory of the Franklin utof6ohile Manufacturing ,coIaRany. FThey were allowed to in spd Sthe factory, where o06gpeopte are @elnployed. sThe men~at'' the fac tQryAf eeed that they are far behind or 6a2Ers and4 with small prospects sof catching up. ,t
 SxaNrfss. Irene Smith has returned her sister. Mrs. Charles Waldo r,
 Mr, and Mrs. Fred Sf1ith, of Park street, are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a ba by girk ..
 Mi. and Mrs. Bas T. Cafter and NhF. dilu hFS. l. D. carter returned SSatu rday from an auto trip, 10 Buffalo Niagara Fails They visited the Larkin factory at Bufalp.
 Rev.yE.t c. Gillette and family are spending, their aRnual vacation at Twin Lakes. E
 Mrs. Mary Wagner .hass sreturned sfs9n shsslton; whereShke was visiting ' ,tEala SaA ii tiVes }, q E.
 g. q a.fI c4ssATT: sssA w. Sutherland wiSl@ Q ~ llpVing and general .tean1saag With slsykfMps horses? Tel .lAl- PiaMrAIeS 1Eas sALE- Houseflftnfshins5sorac ctfs
 afs new. Call s5 Maple-st <al afnz. FOR SAEE-Welle established 2otss asadu <' gasoline business; also carria ge and.
 business wagon. .Inquige God deaaas:
 "A sNo: Washington stS& 79s6di iTALY FREES HALF OF .aRMY. Z Z 2, 200, 900 Soldiers lDoIaobiIized: Sno0-
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
Who Stole Dem Meiohs?'

want is to- get the money to pay for the ice,' was, his comment A.'. 7,
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
sMOUTHs COAFESSES | 6HT @
 sLAAfl1NG Z 4 n EMPLoYllE X
20 Year old Clerk and Pal Plann M
 Crims Seven Months Ago be rrtraditea.

,Avona ~ N J., July. .15 Edwa , O'Brien, stfe 20 year old clerk wfio. tj police declare, has confessed to hal ing plotted with Edward Earl Paid 1s, years old, to the ln1rder and roI bery of, Gardiner C. sMiIfS their ,erj p1oyer' andaseniog partnersin the Nd
 YosS stationery firm of Hull & Del !. pisch, was arraigned here today on L charge of murder and held for extrI dition. He was arrested here yeste1 day. According to the police, O Brid charges Paige with the actual mu| :. der,- MT. Hull was beaten over tll head with a hammer and died the fo glowing day. Paige is undes arrest Philadelphia. hs' v According to tue confessfHnstfe pl lice allege O'BDien made, Afhe tv young men planned the crime sevs months ago. hut postponed from wee to week for. lask Qf a favorable oPpo tunitS 43I "a fi@ay seyensng tai found Iaems elves hlone in, the office
 MT H11l. O'Brien said he asked l1i for an advance of a few doIlArs on h wages and while the statfoher turns his back to get the. money out of tF cash box, the police say he told then Paige struck their victim over tT head with the hammershs had cor cealed under his cottt, bringing tf swsa,pon down serond tfIpe5as@the UT < 1ceAEious man fell forward in h X ,sT1fe ae sfnsbox. centainedsl $ 20o wlic as Bri ed fsa Said to have declared a { SdfEided with Paige, after which the Sspent the evening at a moving pic ature, show. Aaee following afternooI saLfter purciiAsssk sk flew jew ssuitsGsf dothei sthe yeSrg -ssaen sspaEated; osrie ssdfsd, <
 sgs4hs sooss < s. st''Ss; sssla kaa Tsds roa Ae Espeo' & Hungariaa :rs - lIII lIII
 Vienna, July 15
 Galician Jews 3haya the streets of Buda advices received hcS &sBela Kun, head O Soviet government, sPol5slss protest again ,qeciared: .se ..s q -Rogrenaf v s money found fS \ EsH ; \ ss'sssas
 oasLEB H oE1p4S sss sssss,S ssSs presided ssa e banauet esss sat the Cfilsan minister fo1S affairsa Tsis xcitS was decor all susinesN vas ytppped,
 NaNnp Ky VIII
 Washin gt9n s8ulXs Senator C1asence ton, Wyos va g a essi5s5,a. pf the interHa SaFazsk .oday b PrG i seeds@ ffIe dat fskkN3 ] NeM Yorks 'f al acensoHsii rom Peru ,.xy ,rYmenslef1 todd.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
TasLEB ts xsylrs::Is. l7 <lIsrnAY :.

San s s. " z ~ sssss {; 53 U the Freass e ,,j a k gss 4s sx .ebrated A V \! sE gram sksI .as Ss.s g2sss'# p
 attended N
 Gilhepf, reIlr k presided sag the banauet cn
 sat the Chflsan minister fols
 affairsa T4}s xcit%s was decor
 all busines was Popped,
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
for caiisb,ylsa.

James <fd ,,Ionsl dsA1essenger enfagted a ealweeks ago and were ssn4 to Newport, R-s>I. Last night relatess eftthe boys we're. suie : prised to eeef a teRphone call from them from B oston tpsbjd good-.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
HOW ATTRACTIV

Attractveness Comfort and Usefulness seem to be stamped on every piece of Reed Fiber Furni- .ture Place them anywhere in your home and they seem to fit in, no matter on the piazza in the Living Room. Our large display of all the latest designs, finishes and coverings in Reed and Fiber Furniture will be found nsgur- showrooms on the
 first floor. Not piece of Furniture fil the home
 gives you more f0r your moneyefhan thiss class of Furniture. Make your selections now while the as- sortment is peuifuIs k. /, sss ,.s <, 7.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

.s5 F3 < >.
 1o-sx12 whittaly Anglo-Persian Rugs; retarl price zsl6s.oo. Sale Price $123.O0. v
 1o-sxio-6 Whittall 4AngIo-Per- sian Rugs, retail price S$147oo. Sale Price s1o7.oo. 1o-ex1o-e lmglo-Teprao. Wilton Rugs. retail price ss9osp0,f. Sale Price $67.5e. P -> a,.
 A15Angio -Persian Rugs: retail 7 prid94SS 90. Sale. Price $f25.oo.
 sxta eamless RosaF Wilton Rugs; retail priceS sS5.0o. SaleaS. Price $62.5O. '' .3
 9x12 Seamless Administer Rugs; retail price s65.o0: Sale 'Prics@ $55.OO. '. < r. SUMMER ! RUGS
 oA12 Colonial Rag Rugs. regular price s20.0o. Sale Price SL6.5O.
 sx12 Colonial Rag Rugs: regular. price s16.oo. yale Price s1s.5e. <.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

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New Britain herald., 1919-07-15
NaNni, Ny wIr1

Washingtdns 9ulX Senator CiaSenc nces , ton, Wyo.a vaS a ppDi5a sqf the intern 3 AaxA VT today h PrS 'ceedsR FiGe dat eks@ Minnesota
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

FOR SAEE-WelIr establish ed otS asad<
 gasoline business; also carriage and
 business wagon. Inquige Goddeaoks , 24sNo: Washirngton st< 7-ss6ds
New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

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New Britain herald., 1919-07-15

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