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75.000 of rubies {or s. ‘mnsrsnteed'
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3, - , _ place on the train. t , _ , . . ..
.1 "Another result is that the Buy ' ' ’ f V M! SELL '.
_‘ ~ railway shops every month have to ’
‘ 1: IN RU$IA make about 300 comns for l‘ood-car- munEl FARMS“ r on: EASY-
’ - riers who have been fly over by the J ‘ , . PAYMENTS
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RICA. Latvia. July 8.-—Thc chouth~ .. M' Izzerzhinaky. head or the n: I 1
Che-kn, or Committee to Combat »
Conditions and daily tragedies that . , -- 1“ i J ‘*
, Lounto-r-Rnolution. known as one or .»
IOIIowed upon resumption of tree th ‘ rill t , ‘ ‘lovi-t nus
.. trsde in South Russia are described e "w“ e "P" m‘" n ‘ ‘ ' mam Bath 1 s Th
' , , sin. has been appointed by lmnlne as L, onia, J“! -—- ose
: mphicall) by a writer {or the Mos— Commissnr of, nnnwm, to ”gum” who have the idea that Boishevlk
‘ 00' ”vufia Who has just mudc‘ a trinhms traffic of food_ca,.,3h.m_ newspapers printed in Russia say only,
‘ . ”trough the lkraine. . rosy things about the country could.
quickly be disillusioned by perqu of
E ; The peasants. he says. carrying! ..
. nclu of grain or other food to lllt‘ 1‘19, the papers themselves. During the
. ‘ cities are literally overwhelming thl- , past four months, the principal Mos—
I. ' railways. He thus describes the up- cow and Petrox'rsd newspapers haye
5.; ”stance of one Of the trains coming been startlingly frank about some of .
; Into hiev. O the conditions that Communism has
,, "Along the tracks is crawling 'i préduced. ‘
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The Following .Will Be Sold:x Tomorrow (Saturday! 1‘
AT HA E PRICE
i. huge grey caterpillar-«u trilin covert-d _ . The Moscow Economic Lite not long
,‘ til over with the 3'9" mnues of (00"? ago wrote the allowing description or
;' carriers. From lmneuth the)": masses ' conditions on one of the Communist
H [neither cars nor incnmfitiws can be . “model" farms: . k .
"“msm‘m‘d‘ Th" 8’” "“3" “3w”; "The farm presented a picture of u. E
:' Everything. the ('fll‘ roofs. the EMS 1]“ \ P- J 1 . V \ complete desolation. ‘90,. years there . - . .
. nod even the spam-s lwl o-o‘n cars. l h x. ‘trll. u .v 8.«1\(‘arli “‘0‘ have been no repairs. “'indows arc ' ,
' . Every M'uiluhlv nook I! Ot'vlmlt'd- ‘9‘" 3 0“““9‘1 “m” 3"" W "W" broken. walls are falling in, and some me an , n e a S
Everything is iilIo-ii up. Only when during the lust. ninv months in the de~ o" the buildings are in ruins. Work-
the train liq-gins in slow down. neur- Dfll’lments of Lamb: \"tlue and La Li- ers live in terrible dirty rooms, black
in. Rio-v sliillun. lt in'xins to silo-(l itsibt-rtud. in northmn l'c-ru. according from smoke. In ‘one of the rooms
.‘ Ira fire—Cr. Littlr in: little. while yt-t in [to _stll’lemenis published here uttri- there ”v03 a calf. placed {hm-e by the MI“ Maude Royden, leader of I
motion. “w "wommh" and a" roof}; hm”! '0 “Odor ”Hwy Hanson. an (ore-man despite protests 0! women movement to induce the Church of
begin to uncow-r. Amrricun Ph-"""“"'"' “'1‘" is in vhnrg‘ tenants. ‘ 5 England to admit women preachers to
"At hiev :lil mil..l..mn«l Itrmns are I0i iht' sanitation l'zlmlnlisn dirN‘tl'd "There are neither potatoes nor ve- its pulpitn hes been permitted to con-' !
literally posted all ovo-r With peopipwaguinst the: tmo-r by the Peruvian mum... for the workors. In the sum- .' '
on the locomotive cars lire-wood ‘izmw-rnmvnt umi the Rockefeller 1" duct ‘ week-day ”W109 in St. Psuis
" , mer no one has bothered to store and 8t. Botdph's churches. despite the
Except White, Will Be Sold
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’ ._ 'AT HALF PRICE
truck. water tank and under tho» vars Foundation. me' l‘coflt- are “an“, ' cattle are ~
' w-nnywhero- ilmt it is only l‘lllflilllt'y-E ’i‘lw [{OCkl'rt'llt‘r Foundation r‘ontrL starving. II“ the farm tgoro an, 3... protest made by Rt. Rev. Arthur W. . .
people {ash-n thvmm-lVo‘s lo en'l's' "Mini Vsfilifiltln in light lht I'llltlvnli“ pprsonm of ”1959 six are offic|u|‘_” lam. bishop of London. Miss Roy-
hook, nail Or l'l'l‘\ll't‘. TllOi-lt' who ham-v ‘Vt'llil‘li is ll()\\‘ :‘l purtmi t!) l..- till-nuts- The Old program of the BolsheVik den wu sttlred in a surplice and I
“9" “WW?” "”"”K“ to W" " m""",'"‘" "s ‘l "Mu" ”r '1‘" campaign “'1“ government called {or an increase in “099““an head dress of dark blue.
on it broke platform arr looko-d mum 'iho- approach oi llu- \vinic r amnion. It the number of these umcmi-l" farms. ’
Made of Men’s wear Serges, Accordion or Box Plaited; Regular
I! favorites of fortuno, who are itom- 'waw t'fiill‘lllllt‘il lilo-re wvrr about imom The new program" hv which thf‘ pens- NIQUP‘I Error
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““1"” 7"" """" “hm“ ml" , E"”"" m 'h "m ' " """' Th‘ r” unis are siwn nine .W-‘Irs tom"? 0' Reveille had been sounded and Pnces Range From $8.00 to $18.00. These WI“ Be
"The dt-nnrturr‘ of every lrnin is “no or thv- “umvmmlm’ hm'" ”‘9 “’3' their land. practically does away with Private Ponce came runninii ml with ‘ '
mampanled hy iamcntutions. wmlswuuuinst ilu- sin-gulli}l:l mosquito and ”mm. his leggings on wrong. He Jumped Sold Tomorrow
crying. .‘llltlll'lllL' and MI kimlu nt‘ :u-ul. lilo- rinsing of “mi. r containers and No 1,,” {rank we", more "Tm" ud-
dents. \‘Vhrli th.» train to lmainninl: MHKILIN l")ms in “'hli‘h "‘OF‘lm'm‘ missions in the MOM-0w newspapers in“; the bmtnk;and Trupfped illuo 3"
en on. u t out a tor no on
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AT HALF "PRICE
‘0 set in motion. those who wvrv not l'lt“"l. . "bout t-ht‘ r‘r‘ononilt‘ .1. o of Russian ' '
nbll- in i-«mlll n .lml liluflv uh:- lmw r I'm-1m Iimsrmsi Marl is composoi ,uomnes‘ mm“ or Wm Tr... shown kick had noticed his inpsr from mil.-
been fUl'l‘H‘h i'illiv\l‘ll I‘rmn it smillnl llll"‘-‘ P-Illlt‘lW‘ISillL‘: inqu'vtors. NY“ to in“ producing 10,” ”m“ liw- per tnry sartorial perfection.
and rll~ho~u Mr H ”gnu 'I'ilr miii l'vrmlun l'hwmuns uml inn insvv-c- (‘r-nt. or what they DTOdIJCt'll lwrun-tlm “Private Pence." ho 'dmnanded nn—;
tnry ilvtut‘hnl nl wisnso- illllv ll be it) lily-i, It is 'Hllt‘\0’(l lilo aflt‘i'lt‘d dis. wur. "Hy. "Why have you YOU? leggings' . . .
maintain Ol'lltl during iho- llmlrliilu: 0f lrlr‘ts will lw .-mlro-l_\' lid of lilo fi-vcr ——————-——————-—-—-—— on monk?" S
4 ' ' I ’ v .‘ . Hinil‘ l’) 1h" ‘Z'l i. ii ' \".’ll‘_ _ _ v 0- v u] S
1ffllnF. I”) E-Y I ”I -" ”IN, I‘d” .. H (l H C(‘t 30m ‘iCtro‘n’ Where 000d “It WEI Jilil n no] mistake.", an n ore
down Wm N ”W “IHNHH p.151!" HRH-“I '~‘——— ——————— Service ,3 . Habit." Easy terms. answered the offendlwer ’ l (I
who lmw ill nauml in l‘nelh-n mi in - Tun ~.\uwiv'~rf'ul \"llldtVill" not.“ Donnell)": 16-18 80. Lluln St. . ' V x 0 I ‘ $ v.
\' nlr mom otiir-rsc-r‘i a nrr ull- will lw Eivv-ll m (l n'w'nr‘k mu; :1 rain . “Mistake? ‘ (joats cut on IA)“ Stral ht lflnes‘ Regular Pnce 30.00. “ 1"
them.” p n A "Yes Iliad m5 ixficroficl hi‘ ’ ’ 1 .
‘d "n "”‘l H" 'H' "" H n""”"‘" ”mm"? ”19""- ‘i' "i“ —Coal at lowest rlces. Harris and ' ‘ '3 ‘ R" ( W 0' .
p 1 put them din—mm... Legion . Be Sold Tomorrow at /2 Price
"(mm or H)! rv-Hllts of this shin ni‘ l-‘iromvn's Fair. on thv- (lrwrn. l-‘ri-c. Gang,
Weekly. ;
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Tn “do 5 your M .0.“ Its. Nv- do“
Stop h «unit'- for :53: oboot muh'.'m's.lom. loom . i ‘
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' ‘ -‘ 5 Ver Fine Jersey Suits
Feellng B 119 3 With Plaid Skirts;¥tegular Price $25.00. Will Be Sold for
3. Everybodyo in " $12.50
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" aca 101‘] Land ‘ 4 Black Silk Velvet Sport Coats 3
All Silk Lined; Ikgular Price $25.00.~ \Vill Be Sold for
$12.50 >
25 Colored Voil Smocks
E Embroidered Front; Values up to $2.50. Will Be Sold for
$1.00
100 Middie Blouses
’ . ', . , g All Sizes, Trimmed With Navy Regulatiqn 00““, 'A‘S" IA“
' ' ‘ EdisonBroadWleiitSei-moe = White; Made of Heavy Galatea Cloth. Will Be Sold for J,“
. brings mints-Chewing ‘ 1,00 , .
’ h for some tho "fits : . .
~ $1QOOO on these plctlugrltles 100 gig?“ Diggesemale
HESE pictures Show two things. dollars in 310 in the N Edison . . ,
TFirst, how music (an be used to He persis u'nliil €18 hadesg perfect A Full Width Will Be Sold for
f banish your unpleasant moods. an instrument that its RIB-CREATIONS “ 11
Second, hoyv the New Edison, through of music could not be told from the ' $1.00 ' eac
istesrulightmgg-tgastRBx-gadway Hit original music. All this—so that tho ' I
ce—an 0 er E- REA'rlons,— world might have an instrumon ‘ - ‘
enables you ,to utilize the full benefits by which the true beauties alum - 4 100 UlllOll Lee overalls
' of music in your own home. . full benefits of music migh' the branch “7 as Co Red
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L Mr. Edison Spent three million into every home. 0 3 ~ For BOYS (3 t0 6), Trimmed ith F t lor Blue or ; k
i ' f - yalue $200. Will Be Sold for . ‘
”5.2m EDI-son » . . $1.25 _
. “womb MGM” ~—~- ~ . El' - ' .. 4 - .
9.0 hfifigfig New sum.- -. m, -. mam-make mm. a l 50 Little Lawn Dresses
e happy phrase or idea, ‘- ' Qu- Sm. ( my", ; l' , , . ' -
’ For Children _(2 to 5), Very Nicely Smocked. Will Be Sold
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._59mc way that will distinguish the N" . Will I” . ' _ .
Edison from all. other sound-reproducing ds- ' for three 41;? 3333 mm; :"Mm‘ . . J
Vlces? Mr. Edisonofl'era $101K!) in 23 “h m Rl-Csn-rlons. No m of cum 2 for ‘
mwmem mvvillenlbleyontogeewumflum i .
phrase. Stopin m.“'°”3’°°v‘nd¢uideu' ion-pm... .l _ __
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0’ W“ {0' MW. Whom-poem . o
"The Alfred Fax Piano 00. ‘ E _ Q;
85 North Main Street, ‘ ' '
Opp. Congregation’i Church
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