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.‘ . compelled by the treaty of 1839 to re—1
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‘llea Dr. Bebhelynck, “have Meteor
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d war maintain its free accent to the
m. “hampered by the «styles of;
, neutral neighbor, the waltz-"so 01 av
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' . 7" ”en. not only at the Scheldt river,
.7 dronAntwerptotheaeLhutah-oot
' ,~ .. (to low-1m lands of Northern Fund
V t »cn, nnd o! the ship canal from Ghent
- ' to the Scheidt river, at Terneuzen. 5
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t en! in loreign hands; Belgium claims 3
' - .theli hack on the strength of princi-i
wales a! int-national law, today uni-t
venany proclaimed." I
:80 men: um endless trouble?
.t “It. the manner ta wuehi
"r ' m government metals carry out
Ahoy-M over the use or the
. null herh'or of Ternenzen. an outlet -
of the chip canal from Ghent to the’
sea, through Dutch territory.
Wing Belgium's claim to-Lho
. ' southern part or Dutch Linton“, Dr.-
' wBehhehnck user“ that Hoiland 3 pm;- ‘
session of this territoy “lays the '
northeastern (motion or Beldun open
tom m, because the Dutch Gov—
ernment mixes the impossibility
Io detend Linton-g against an invader
arming from the east."
Thin (not, he adds, compelled Hol-
land to let a whole Germany army es-
cape thunk ids-bur: into Germany
‘ _with its “under. earned iron: sensi-
-‘ Inn. in November, 1919. The rector of
,Main also points out that Belgium
needs a ship canal ocreaa Dutch Lim-
bnrg in order to tap the enormous coal
fields of Westphalia.
“ he concludes. "does not
want to grab territory from Holland.
It mry crave: a. reconsideration of
, iniquitous arrangements of 1648
to 1239 in the light of modern princi-
Be points out that Holland should
be compensated by obtalning Xram
Ger-any the provinces of Dairies?
land and Cleet' which he says are
11:3er inhabited by Dutch—speaking
rm ;
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131'. Peasea Inaugurated; i
, Hrs Cabinet Announced
W- ’ ‘RlO JANEIRO, July 29.—The new
, 3m Cabinet 0: Dr. Epitacio Pes-
.2 , Zion. Who was innugurated as Presi-'
lent yesterday. follows: '
’, Ilnllter of the Interior. Alfred Pin-
to; mm at Foreign Allah's. Aw,
m Hanna: Minister of Finance.
- "Bo-em Baotiste; Minister of Com-
~ “Mons. Glros do Rio; “Minister
0: Agriculture, Simon Inner; Minister
Dime. Pall Scares; Minister or’
- . Wat. Par-din menu. 3
Thlslssaldtohethenrst Cabinet
. since the foundation of the republic
r.nllitary portlolioa.
the new [tumor at Foreign Alan-s '
. no mum at law at St. Paul Uni-
realty- Smhor Baptiste, Munster 0f
.. finance, is president of the Bank.“
flit-inter o! War-Educ“: in a them-
her or the Brazilian delegation at ,the'
peace cunterence.
cm-_’_ .Houses‘ -__;
Two new Dad,
was—'—
‘br-hehevedtoh-iathemna
‘ and omffifimnd by the start]:
our N ‘9!" and the anoth-
,.-, '9 . mm a .1.
“‘0' L. army _ dlrodu”,|yud‘
Romano aunt‘s: ;
, . . I" I- — Y ‘ 3
, ' an advertisement in the “vac 0‘
_dgtire the [beat results-owing are,“
"5 M Evening Sentinel it}. .u _.
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” In which civilians were named {pr .
cunts, x. J., no ”,4“ a". ,
«table and twin beds. Was $360.00, now
$315.90 7.
Colonial Set
With ‘tumcd standards.
dressing tabla and four post bed.
$197.00 _
Queen Anne Set
"" 'Oflcxouisitc design and finish. Bureau, chifi'o- .-
rrobe, dressing table, liodstcad, chair, rockcrand bench. -.
,Was $674.00, now,
$590.00
Odd Bureaus
’W Vuietyofdykaoihfleforai‘kw
Galen 0dr.
,Wcre Now Were
$26.50 $23.00 $38.00
, $29.00 $5.00 $33.00
1 $47.00 $39.00 $19.00
‘ Mahogany and Wahfl. ‘
L .Werc . Now Were
. 857.00 moo 3 42.00
5 $76.00 867.“ 3 55.00
$30.00 $26.50 $155.00
B’nbeye hie and Enamel.
“Were Now Were
158.50 $51.00 $21.00
$29.00 $25.50 $24.50
g ‘ .- More $74.00 now $64.50
1
Odd Chiffoniers
Several Styles and finishes in this group. An
extra chiflonier in the home is valuable for storage
purposes.
‘, Were - Now Were
' 349.00 $42.50 $33.00
E $65.00 $66.50 $30.00
. $74.00 “w - ‘SQOO
: 356.00 m $28.00
l; $20.00 $17.50 _,_ $21.00
Bed Spreads
wwm attracfivcpatiansf’tdlssizfc. 3‘ w ._
Were 2.2 ("M . .
2: . ‘ - ‘ , Wetcfijo'foru}, W35 ”-50 5"?” '-
" ‘ . Werefljoform
wads, fullsizcscalloped edgg’cutcornusfa”
.. .
A Colonial Bedroom Set
'” ls of dulllmahogany with curved and flutcd‘col.
”limos, pineapple tops. ”Bureau, chiflonicr, dressing
Bureau, di'iflmficr,
ln Mahogany or , -
American Walnut. Was $225.00, now, . ,
hurth floor.
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The ~Auguslt Sale ' Continued
I A. 0 aniture. House Furnishings
The reason this Sale is sopopular, the reason so mam-
customers gather, is because it is a true sale of economy, .
The percentage of sensible people in the world is large.
There_,‘ is a stock of good and reliable merchandise and ‘,
it: isaalargo stock,__ much of it ordered. six months and z:
year‘ago, for good furniture is not. made hastily. The
Road House is in a fair condition to ‘make special prices.
.- Inhcmmkubuysrumim withmeiduo:
Eommnsenseam suitability the scheme will not
falfi" Few peopg can afiord to have Georgian, William
and Mary or Louis XVI mans. The average Camel:-
-. ~ - : 'tlcut horn: is {W simply
’ appmprnce‘mg4mn or English Colonial.
Whether in; desires to buy or not. a visit to
the Furniture Sale is something in the way of educa-
lt an to notice that good styles sur-
vive. 9001' irritations, and flimsy constructions pass
out 9: 5‘?qu qéickly. Only the designs of neat carts-
. lunisnostyiemorc
.. men, sucli’as Sheraton, Chippendale, the Adam Broth—
" i as androthct artworkcrs last out the years. “'ise poo:
3 pie collect such pieces.
M
' Bedrooms 77Fumsmf
l l d 5“ uni-r ,
Set with pa
nets and fine mould-
ings. Bureau, chifiorobc, dressing table and bench,
how-foot bedstcad. chair and rocker all perfectly
matched. Was $420.00 now,
‘ --. White Goods
m Luna (m suitable for
linden-car. 1033.15 taa p'ccc.
- Regular 'pricc, 53.00 for $2.35
In. Clufi, tine quality, soft finish. , é
Regular price- 39 cis. for 33 cu.
Nah-ooh. excellcnt quality, makes dainty m3. ,
wear. for 39 m.
1‘”. tine quality, 2! 5: yards wide- Suitable
sheets. £93113“ price, 85 cts. for 75 (is.
C.“ Oath. very practical for underwear.
Regular price. .35 cts. for 29 (3:.
Cloth of Gdd. nice sort finish in: underwear.
..- , . . .7 .,- Regain pics, 35$. for 23 ~15.
-V&a weal “flan-El. looks just likelthe \i
flanncls. Attractch striped patterns.
Regular price, 39 cls. for 29 (is.
womcn‘s
SUV???“
Muslin Undergarments
{ W
$368.00 or om
. La Greene Drawn: Comhixniions, embroider
‘ . . , trimmed sizes 36, 38 and 44 only, '
Col—H all lar WV: places. .Bumu, ' _
“0" chitlonicr. this; mh‘lee’ and bedstead. Was =1 9° cts., 31-00 and 31-50
333.00 3245.00 now, ‘ Extra sizes, to, 43 and so. at sisn
“m t‘ $214.00 , Dana (Io-Bliss; a small but thick arc ll‘tlSSc.;
‘ l and counter soda; wcrcis 1 .00 at 79 cu.
Now 7 l La Gooque Skn‘l‘Comb'nations, cmlmélcry trimmrq
; $50 Book Shop Gloves ‘ sizes 36, 38, 40 and 44, at $1.0.)
‘ M PODUhFIR c 9 Vin} 5 Kid 65"? , “’0 ”Codi-lions, lace trimmed, 40 1rd 44 0rd).
$125.00 which have been selling cusps, gauntlet SUB. ‘ . at 51.0,».
— at [S cts. -: £3.“ 5a” 331d] 1 ::fc 5' Man‘- of whingcotton crepe, lacc trimmed. Cm;
No‘ww. 2 f“ $1.00 $55“, I soiled, were $4.00 at $2.95
31m “Ca men " tcr d. y. W cotton crepe m dc u'th d u' 1: pm 1 '
‘ f - ' - - ' l, , a ’i d C l C . ,:
Effidfiififégififim“ Wcrc‘SmSO and $3.75 new and f a $2.15
0 home for Second fiw .
"The Red-Mouse,”
Osborne.
“The Lightning Conduc-
tor Duco' vets Amer-ca,”
Williamson
“The angleij’
crwtn
Now .,
“The Day of the Dog.
3’” mucosa
“59 “The Wham for the
“7.50 Defense." Mason
m "My Four Years in
$18.00 ’ my" G“.
"The Glory of 1' ranches.
Fourth. floor. _ Dawson
' Table Damask
1' ”k. i u '
Were “.75 a do: "
. Nice my. 70“!” ~ ,.
,y , Nah-tomatch dam-
Infants' and Children's Wear
m Dream with colored, trimming, soiled .4727
massed. sizes 2, 3 and 4 yrs. were $3.50 now $2.25
. m ( All manned: andclanbutinbrokcn lots ot‘>i.«
M 0’ m with amstymm for2,3and40nly.
m" Rem” m _, Were $2.00 now $1.50
‘2‘”!01’ , . 2' . . 3150 now $1 19
.318 'riiq-"tnfwhitccrcpenilclemsinszandmx.
" .- - only, were" $2.75 now $2.25
, ‘thli. white grid oolorcd stripes, counter soiled.
23¢ .. 3131.50
l ,,,,
Motphk’tndhlucsecrsuckcr, at 75 cts.
. .. ”.‘f‘ H" ' MM W M? ’ "-5"
‘ ' mumwimmamsmstsandc.‘ 00
am} ' t. . . . ““25
“ " ,u-mm‘mlmdi- 75““
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