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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 5, 1921 · page 15

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Gillan Til" T"
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in] innrhle swimming pool created by
LOUIS XIV between the Trianon Palace
and the Neptune Basin 50 that the
pLIql'H of the King might flijoy Mdip on
.‘nol days is now used by private sol-
lllt‘l’S stationed in‘ the barracks near
by

liming one recent torrid spell about
30 buck private were recuperating in
lhe pool from two hours‘ drill in the
morning before the noon day meal.

Suddenly. with a terrified shriek, a.
soldier sprang out of the baths:

“Crocodiles. Lieutenant, there
(‘rm‘odiles in the pool!"

“Put a blanket around this man and
Inl::- him to the gunrdhouse. He is
(wavy will) the heat." said the Lieuten-
mil

arc-

'lhen with the concerted rush which _

1'111uIHiil :nnthini, ever shown against
the ll-xinms the other 49 bothers
10mm! mu. "Crocodiles. crocodiles!"
lhr'i shriekerl.

The Lieutenant. a veteran of many
lmlllt-H, looked closer at the water and
thme with jaws set and eyes staring
at him. surely enough were six large
t-rocodiln-s. The Lieutenmit's face
lilzinehed and he wonrlei‘ed whether he
too had lweome affected by the heat or
perh’nps, the red wine Just then two
men hearing an instrument which re
trembled :1, machine gun on high stilt:
mine along: "Don't hunt our (men-
liilezi," thev begged the Lieutenant.
"'l'lir-x're harmless and we need them
in our film."

Ell“) GNMFUNT
.Tfl TAXPAYENS
i . IN ENGLAND

LONDON. Aug, RWSir llolwrt
’llcnne, ('haxmvllor of the Exchequer.
:il.I\ «Ulll (‘Iillll'ul‘i l0 (IT‘l‘l‘i‘ iii x‘i'SIil-Cl ()i.
any Human: of his (-slnnutl-s oi’ inture
the

 

”Hindi rt \wnnv. ()lirsliom-d in
Iluum- (ni' l'iIIlllllOllS whether he l'x-
pull-ll NIH original estimates to lu-
lt'illmvd. in» answered Clix‘tl)‘; "N0. of
rtmrw- not No sam- man would."
l:1'lll;.h lI'\"lllll for the first quarter
m llz- :va .ll in.” Jllhl ended amounted

to if»: l-ixfixi», a (Iv-crease of no less
$lll'.\ix.|‘(37 compared with the
:wva p-‘xiud TJISt year.

\l.l...u::lx u-rmne lax yielded rouglr

:hln

‘\ ll’,“‘l“,(l““ more, ('XPJ‘SS profits
Il'i". «lrnpprd nearly £>ll'l.(J'W.“‘U, and
um i -v' other Til-ad's also. important do.
‘illil'x urrw shown. so that, with a. to-
‘il ~-\pi-n.hlml- ul' tL'T.l.42".ll"“. llii'
r‘,.il.-,| King-lum's lvalzinr-e slit-to for
Ill" lll.~l '4‘! vz'twr (‘loses with $07,250 ~
mi; nu lhr wrong: side.

'I hi- Itial :§T0[l[|ilflt‘ and :1 Mg drop
in in- malls of old war stores have
lill'll important Motors in producing
Hun windmill-wry ro-suli. The coal
;.' pinup- (oil the Stale r‘lox‘e in ['39.-

ol‘ whn'h sum the cost for the
dun-rise form» and the amp); would he
‘7,u-m,0(w. llu- navy El. THIN/U, the
air l'm‘i l' [7.110.0ng the (‘i\il ii'liu-r;:(-ne_\'
nrgamzalim. iii'l'lJlil-l, the coal sun.
b‘ity LlU,Il|>",’NHi and iiinlemuiiirzition
J'oi' railway profits [llXHliI‘f-OH.

JUDGE WALSH
GIVES TALK ON
TR AN PORTATION

(Continued from First Page).

‘Illli'il'lil.

ion Judge John .1. “finish his: theme
l-(‘imr (he L’l'lnli question of waterways.
.11: Im- \\’.’il,<iu was: :‘m (illu‘l'ulflllt at th"
Tf(v HT \\'.'ITV 7'“ 'lTS z‘ont'r‘rent‘e {l3 :1
7mm will lll\"' n.’ the (“Mr 01" Norwnlk.
an! lhw l‘arh. present-d ln' him there-
fmr- werv u: \iml interest and reliable.
’l‘lu- .lmlse :lxw'h rv‘ some lrnzrlh on
Ill‘ ,~ trig; «'Il'm 0! ll‘.lllqllnl‘lf‘lli()ll.
hm: \\Tl"l' fn'nH-rli‘ the manufrietur-
or.» vnnlrollwl in a large extent trans-

port Mien l'm‘f‘llif"=. fl‘inneinl interests
Txilvr .IllSlllli' i ll Mn and have lnrgrelv
run ill: in l-n 1i.» i:‘ own financial gain

rf-gvr'ilv «x rim; public welfare. He
41'.|vl.v.<1I-vl ‘lu- impOl'taDPO of the
puww uwlim: back oi? this great
man 'non’ :u- hr‘ttcr Writer facilities.
.‘U iwm v-' lho- speaker deelared.
v-i:1l>l\ lw l-nl 'n‘ 11.0 value or manu-
f'v't'n-i'l prulnetg i9 boiinzmed for
lv u .lum war. TH (qr-'- the {mods reach
llu- runsui-iir He said that not Cl.
pound m" im' should be brought, into

Nurwalli l‘. ~l (lid not come by way of
mu- :zplo ll'lll larlmr At the conclu-
sion of .lwlzw- \\'.-'<‘n':~' interesting 34'
dvfl'u lhrrw rmxvn: I‘Tll err: were given
In ‘i‘m .- . lilll‘l nl‘ Irilliiv-tillion.

 

 

The TH I'll .. I»! on mum: was con-
:ah ml llu All-l ‘6'; or“ ulnvh will be
.‘In i‘n ‘ T T'Ti'r
l'l \\ ’I’l il' unluu “to.“ RUSSIA

rum an, Aug. 5.—Although
lu lm-n in open telegraph
AWN, u-u men with the outside world
1H: rm.- mnnths since the Russian
lilvli'lrll and various other trade agree-

nh Hts were signed. few telegrams GVPI‘
Pome- out of Russia. in response to the
llioummds that a re sent in. say officials
of the telegraph administration in
Riga and Reval. Most of the tele-
grams are routed through these two
cities. which are in direct wire com-
munication with Moscow and Petro-
grad.

“We have a good deal of money on
hand unused in connection with ‘an-
swor pre-pald' cahlegrams from
America and elsewhere to Moscow and
other Russian points.’ 'said an official
of the Riga telegraph department.
“Telezrrrims by the hiindred§ have been
sent in to Russia 'with answer pre-paid

inn very few of the answers have
rmnw.”

 

we [soon bmsfon mom ‘1 mfifidiflm human 1‘.

i PITTSBURGH “Aug; K—fiores o‘t
mer who fought in France under the
colors ‘of the Blue mime Division wére
gathering here today from Virginia,

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West Virginia. and parts or Pennsyl-

o HlENBll TEMPS :

VERSAILES. Aug. 5.—The beautl- .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.M
-PP/C['J LOWEST

. ‘ \ _ . ‘4
I QU4L'7Y H/C/lf' ’7'

we 30m Dimlom‘ Veterans Assucux
tion. They are to remain here until
Sunday night. ‘

Today was given over to registrar
tion and company and regimental re—
unions.

 
 

Aable» A Material; 3 Yard Wide

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All the New Shadesln This Most: Fashio

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Eleven large Window: devoted to Bed Room Suite: exclusively" So that at a glance,
you my Iodine the PRTCE REDUCTIONS thut hove radial from this concerted action of
the factories and W

UsTlieir Surplus S

We have induced them to join the move!
them that our‘Sale has provén ou- conteutiou that “the people
M’ if inducement: are offered}! Not 10 per‘cent. off:
not 20 per cent. off: BUT AT LFMT HALF OFF" We told
themwuwouldhketbéir entirestocksonlhisbuis: ONA
BASIS THAT MEANT‘ LOSS TO THEM AND GAIN TO
OUR CUSTOMERS. We M 20 Bed Room Furniture

Factories to join the move! I

Have to“ These Stocks have been arriving all this month!!! Hun-

dredsofBedRoomSuiluluvebeenuddedtoowbeavydis-
playv—And—Every one marked on the basis of cost—JESS
THAN HALFllForfilemmmthfimmadéthue big
Wait Itistoyourbatmuloinvmm
valley-Study the SAVINGS» And place your order NOW!

2 Via 4'...

 

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This Suite includes

TWENTY coLoNiAL mar: PC. sures-now

Dresser.
and Full Sized Bed. While not like the above
illustration, in detail, In the price quoted. it
ls sure to impress )ou. Inery

good
construction and Golden Quarter-ed Oak l-‘In-

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ms FOUR PIECE PERIOD SUIIE-WAS" $240—me
Almost exactly as pictured aboire, this $8950

M Piece Wow“ Oak Suite includes Dresser.
”grins to u

(‘lfli‘fonlcr

$49 75

Chiffon-tie. Full Sized Bed and Tflpllmte Mir-
rored Toilet Table. Newer was a. Sula: of this
Quality and Size priced as low as In this.

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(‘inly eertriin persons are allowed to]
telegraph in Russia, it is understood
lit-re. and to gain teh privilege of re- _
Flying takes much little. durin’glv'hich
"W herson is subjected to a complete
investigation as to the reason he could

 

 

possibly want to telegraph.

 

 

choice 0! Mallow) or \V.il:.-_._~
this price—AN'D—On Tel-ins to sul‘.
venla'icell See this Suite in our Window DIS-

 

 

 

 

 

M lam of "plum line producm" will
.mnire this beautiful Four Piece Suite.
med downtime are very mpg-Nile.
get, Chlfftqnette'. fillet all}: and m M
Bed-4‘15 shown, an your choice
BIRTH Eye Maple or Browne '

 

SUl'l'EuAS SHOWN comm:

 

Another example of <1hl-Z V.\Ll'. “‘ am, f _ appreciate the value.
This fine Suite including 1 :'- Chll'l'cnc'tte, s, ‘1 ,, pic-tenorv§l7‘9 ~ ' \
Four l'owler {lg-d and Tom. lilo—In your , Q

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THIS FTNE‘ SUITE-1N MCAN WALNUT -COMPLETE
'Mot thlt Won't musflmbig
Walnut Suite would have been considered a
we mum, including mm one-cm, W
law by than and
Brian.

Another “Mimcle volue’fir—nnd nothing s2 1 559
at this ten even!)
allow price mm”
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High qualitid merchanfile is now
amylasthunwbattbepoorergnda

forllBeldWWeillush'u'tciustafewofthemySuilestl

have béen “aerated” by the‘mIkenl I If you visit this sto ..
you'll find hundreds of others—In every design, finish and
the. ‘THV-io‘BdRoom Furniture Week?!

future needs! Pheeyoqxrorder NOW and

ltbehoovcseverypemninlerestedinChunbeernimretomth “unaid-
phyullfimsmhubeeu‘bfice cut”untila new bait has been reaches: uThe low;

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

being offered at
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Anticipate your

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THIS SUITE-MAHOGANY, WALNUT lVORY OR GAK

Just as you see it aboxo——Dresser, Chif-
fonier and Full Shed Bod—Finished in your
choice of woods as stated—Complete. for in.“
than hall its price of but a few momhs ago”

 

 
 
 

$9 850

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOUIS XV! SUITE—«IVORY, MAHOGANY OR WALNUT

Just imagine buying such 3 Suite as the
one mush-hm above for so low: prioc—-And—
WWW Wenoe usto the Woods, etc!
Almost exactly as pictured including bilge
Dresser, mum mmred Toner. Table,
Chlffone’tia and Pill! Sized Bow ma .
\‘ w displayed In Windowsll

 

SIX PC. GRAY ANB FOLYCHROME SUITE—COWLEY]!

one of the “lat Grand Rapids Products” 1
This Gray or “Pliny" color sul‘tie handsomely
trlfilfil’ed in Palm-tome. sum includes
Dunner, Chlfloneue. Bod, Toilet Table; Chair
and W. Such arsmfie formerly sold for
$150.00 and anyonem makes advantage of

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

$1395?

Suit

 
 

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$298 50 '

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