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EVENING SENTINEL

ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN

EL. & A. L. GOLDEN,
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, 1922

MIAMI: ALMANAO FOR
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The Associated Prcss is exclusively
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common thing for airplanes nowadays
to make 150 miles an hour.
rate. a plane would travel more than
3.900 miles in the time covered And
that is more than the distance from

Now York to San Francisco or from
America to Europe.
“'ho can doubt. uftrr this. that. we

shall soon have airplanes crossing the
Atlantic with a. fair degree of regular-

ity. making the trip from sunrise to
sunrise. or oven lictwccn dawn and
dark of a summer day?

A woman who died recently at tho
age of 1"] often said that hard work
on the farm was the reason for her
long life. Not necessarily. Perhaps
if she had notlworked so hard. she

 

all news dispatches crcdited to ll: or
not otherwise in this paper and also
my local ncws published herein.

All rights of publication'or special
‘Ilpatchcs herein are alSO reserved. '

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hIASON IC' DIRECTORY

 

Old Well Lodge. No. 108, F. and A.
I. meets In Masonic building. South
“in street; lst and 3rd Tuesday 02
inch month, July and August except-
‘btl. at 8 oclock. All Mnsfkr Masons
Mrdlally and fraternnlly invited.

non'l‘. J. VVALSlL. W. M.
ROBERT LI. ‘VILCOX. Sec'y.

Chapter No. 38. R. A. 1K.

Masonic Temple. South
Iain street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-
Igys of cach month at So'clock
fly and August excepted. All R. A.
unions cordially and lraternally in-
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' cmnnscn A. mtowu
F. S. LYON. Sccrctary.

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Butler
'ileets in

FRENCH l)|.\‘(‘().\ll“()l5".
Albvrt Snrrnul. lmnd of the l"l‘Pll(‘ll

hurncd in his ycars within thc Arctii

lilrclv.
There an-

lug lands in

posuily barre-n

sonic of tho lint-st graz-
tlu- world in those sup-
wasti-s lu‘urthcrmort-
1hnsc ‘ grass lands include the most
llul‘lht’Tl)‘ islands of Canada. Even
lIn-n- tho ycgctation is “typically po-
lar" only in part. Thcro are many
common plants such as liluegrass.
rtimothy. goldcnrod. dandelion. bluis-
lwll, poppy. priersc and nacmone.
l»)llrsmcrc- Island. tho most northerly
of the Canadian group. has more
Mum ”5 known speck-s of flowering
plants. Botanists nrw discovering
more- right along. one authority
state-o that in the polar regions in
gmwral “there arc more than 332 vu-l
fiction of in03ses. 250 varieties of lich-
ons, 28 varieties of ferns. and more
than 762 varieties of flowering plants
———morc than of the mosses and lich~
ens put together."

The north. its explorers say. will
solve in large part the problem or
feeding the world in coming years.
The same things which have been
found true in Canada. and our own
Alaska are also true ’0: Arctic. Sitieria.‘
The possibilities which await only the
proper development and use of thesr
regions are beyond computation.

 

mirtoxansr minim.

The record made at Ncw York by
the‘American aviators. Edward Stin-
son and Floyd Bertaud. is the most
convincing proof yet offered of th&~
endurance of the airplane in its pres-1"
em. state of development

Their monoplane. carrying one and—A
one-half times its own weight in hit-
man trvight. fuel and oil. flew contin-
uousfi for 26 hours and 20 minutes
According to its pilot.-.“ nilght have
flown seven hours longer in spite‘of
an accident to its oiling system. if the
men themselves had not boom ex-
haunted. , -

Suppose that plane, lnste‘ad or fly-

 

3119' In a. circle of 20 miles. had héid a '

 

‘th‘aight course {or the whole time it
‘was in- the air- Its own speed is 1100
.,,_"‘8iV€jn, and is- not important. It is a.

 
 

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might have lived-to be 201.
.____.___1_
Forty-four children in the Illinois

state spelling bee missed on “sam-
fras." Don't laugh! Are you sure
that it is spelled correctly here. or

that you could spcll it yourself?

Hm—

The new European republics should
understand that freedom doesn't real-
ly demand the free and unlimited
printing of paper-"money.

___..__;_ _

Scientists say that Lake Louise- is
going dry. but it will take 1.000 years
to‘ complete the DI‘OCPSS. America
isn't doing so badly. after all.

 

———————*——_—.—_

It will be a sad day for civilization
if agriculture ever accepts the prin-
ciple that the less it raises. the man-
it will make.

__._____‘_..__.____
Il‘ Albania has to come to Atncricu
for‘a 15mg. \vlTy not take Judge Lan-
dis?

 

Nobody ever supposed that a
French poodle would turn into a dog
of war.

SAVE EUROPE’

 

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Again. to judge fromAa-rports from

New- York city. it ‘was a. "Hippy New
Your."
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Astronomy is still a popular sport

with the young people.

Iht'l‘ they study the heavenly stars and
in the winter the movie stars.

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The follow we heard yell the loudest

about his winter chills was a fellow

who is wintering in Florida. Just”
think. one day the temperature was f
below 50 there. ‘ F

.—..—o_
We- would like to find the man WhOfE
put the “Gal" in galoshe-s. When we”?

buckle 'em up.
—-o—

In the sum- ,

 

found him we'd ask him to have her?

 

The newlv organized Workers party"
we fear is not going to overturn any
sod in the spring. or tr\ and raise
crops. Their only declared intention-E
is to ‘ 0\ erturn the Government." \Vell
”Atlanta Penitentiary still has room for:
a few more.

”0—.

It's still a mooted question as to
whether Europe is the better places?
Here we sufi‘er from thirst. There;
thcy suffer from hunger. '

-—-—o- .
With most of the nations demand-
ing‘ to be soloists. We see no hope (on
a conccrt- ed action among them.
—_o._.
The girls that want their stocking to
harmonize with their dresses find that
tho. prices do-not alWa)s harmonize.
with their purse. '
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'l‘he- thief that held up the police—‘
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WILL OPEN DECEMBER 12TH
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complains hitlvrly that l' :lllt‘t‘ is c- . ’
ginning tu lw rcgarilcd with 3113- FROM COMPLETE fltillitogxitgsGoadf (if, "2: :tratfordl
» picion and that ln-r position at \Vasll- DISINTEGRATION smell of ‘MikP' sthl'lannd. j“ g? 0m ”1?
"ington has lwi‘olni' "vm-y uncomfort- ”0..

mm . ' .. . _ .. h' (Continued from- Page 0119) Most of the resolutions that we havcl

‘1 ”m WP“ awarv. he. says, {At "_ run :lt‘l‘OsS this ,‘f‘flr seem to be to the
"”1“ ““5 ”,‘ '."‘ 7"“. 5““ “”m‘” ‘1 0" “wk during which 1w is moms to men that m.» pcl'Son willhc no miml
campaign m Mite-r t'l'llli'lslll lziunl‘liml ".3 in ”Us" tho discussion “be“. all than tlwv have to“
against ”3". ”53“”‘3‘ U'“ lllOllVP‘S of iniihidlml diffcréncc-s lvé‘tWe-cn tlw - I -1 (1.2 .

l““»”“'*“ m ‘1'“ ””1 ”Wt 0”" “"mtn' llll‘lllllt'l‘s of the Entrntv and apply a \‘aturallv the t‘hincse wish to hurt:
may ln' llllllll‘ to :ippl‘nl' under the ug- rt-tnmly from which all Europe will H“; (‘lt".ll‘l ill! of ”w 13:". Fist in ”1.9”
law's-q" “”15" “' l“'l“""””§m 1”” :lc-rlyc hone-lit. hands.‘ Havrn't lll!‘\" he‘ll-ll skillcd
militarism." . M. llrland ls nndo-rstood also to [Hundrympn for ”“1 l.ord knows how

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7 this institution arc yor)‘ bright. 7‘0an 11“ illsmlssml a charge of petty
.\l5("l‘1(‘ \‘lituc'luynnx, “'0 rrcommcnd a careful scrutiny ”1“”-

n- ”n 11..» book... \vritlt‘n about tin“ 0" ”‘." slull‘ml'nt on another pagc ol' ‘ ._________-. ‘

A” m, n-izions i” ”H, WIN “.1”. ”I... this issuc. ).1.ipan boasts the only Vlwoman pearl
.iml tln- ulll\ u-gvlalion l‘l‘(‘\‘lllllllh,’ M" dHP'l‘S in the world. Our womr-nr
iii. in» \u-rv- mosses and lit-hins. limit The Be“ Salesman, a 011155111611 Ad. dont hi“? to let‘ tor ”1““- Thu“
lli- Ninth would inili-i-il llt' n harm-n fiSh for them. ‘—

wuslv, ’l‘ln- old towtlmnks. howcycr.

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ll.» ulmt-l'inlion or lnmgination. Ex- ": .:..
pluwrs today Ill’t‘ proving the incom- .zo'

pie-imicss ol' ihc-ir reports. 9. 00

Villijalninr Sivl’anssun. in a sc-rit's .:.' ..
«vl .irliclvs in \\'or|d‘.~z \\'ol'k. has been 3' a ..
ww-nlini: sonic int thc things he has 00

Ryan Co.

 

Washington Street

 

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V Fine qualitv;

7 Fine quality. raised designs,

Full sizé; value $1. 00.

 

TOMORROW, THE

EX firaor Almaty

4E

Flannelotte Gowns

Full size. pink or blue, stripes;
regular $1.00 valnc.
Tomorrow

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Flannelette Dressing Sacques

In all colors
Tomorrow .

.........

 

.Silk Petticbats

Splendid range of colors. Regular
$4149 value.

Tomo rro \\

..... 1....

 

Bathrobes

in a Wll'li‘ variety of colors and styles for
men and women, Priccd

$5.99 $7.99

Tailored Blouses

 

Iliad; of finc lruuli tianncl in pretty
stripes. 4 .4
Tuninrrmy ........... 9

 

BIG BARGAINS IN
MILLINERY

50' T'rimined Hats

.\ll this \i‘awn’s styles that furnnwrly sold
up to $10.00. To closc out tmnorrmv

$1.99 $2.99

25 Children’s Hats

 

 

'l‘lmt furun-rly Mild up in $15.30 9
Tu ('lnst‘ out tumorrmr ..... 9 C
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500 Full-Size Comfortables
Still ('nllun fillt‘d. regular $5.00

5111121....- ........... $3.69
5,000 Yards Russian Crash Towel-
mg

15c

36-in. Fine White Cambric

19c

Best Quality White Outing Flannel

1-1.1-19c

Best Quality 36-in. Percales

19c

50 Dozen Fancy Jacquard Turkish

Towels
29c,

 

\'cr_' absorbent: regular 251

value. Yard

....~._--c--u..

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Splendid for lingerie. ctc.
Value 2.30. Yard

 

Very heavy: value 2290
Yard. Tomorrow

 

Fast colors; value 250
Tomorrow ..

 

l cry absorbent; value 800.
Tomorrow

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Silk Stripe Sjt'irtings
big assortment of pattéms;

29c

2,000 Yards Bates Dress Gingham

Big assortment of designs;
value 290. Y ard

value 690.
»Y ard

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loco-p00.-

 

Fiill SizeBed spreads 1
11.11.3198

2 ,000 Full Bleached Bod'Shects

 

 

valuc $3 .00.

 

Tomorrow...u.......... _ H

 

7 9c»
$1.25:

.$3. 49?

 

 

 

FIRST NINETY—NIN E CENT. SALE OF THEN NEW YE EAR

 

“'Sensatiohflal' Sale-

 

Dresses selling as high as $1500 in a
wide variety of st_\19< in wool, vclours
and nicotine, on sale at tin1 one price—T

16.98

Do Not Fail to Attend This Bar-
gain Feast of Dresses.

 

 

Buy an Extra Pair—A Re-
markable Glove Special

“'0 mailc a lucky lllll‘i_‘llii>t‘ of \K'um—

911.5 and .‘llfiSPx' (il'l\'t‘\ that should
M‘ll for $1.00
“Wild. “'ill‘lll \l‘uul Ql(v\‘t‘\ a” (’(llOl‘S.
lily them
tomorrow at ,,,,,,,,,,, C

 

 

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Three Casés of Handsome

Plaid Blankets

A very fine qualiiy un-i me‘llPlll

'l'omnrrmv. pair——

$5.00

Regular $6.50 value

Extra!

36-Inch W’aslr Satin

\‘a l no.

Excellent
blouses. et'c.

for making
Special—

$1.49

Regular $2.00 value

Extra !

5,000 Yards of Heavy Quality

lingerie.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

French Serge

Extra fine quality; firml 'woven. Regal
’ $2 .98 value. 5 ar

 

A collection of chiw

Extra

Women’s All Linen Handkerchiefs

Embroidered cornu-

Qild lot in Close out,

Womens 2-Clasp or Strap Wrist

All colors;

:lSc quality

Medium size; regular price
{2.39. Special . .. . . . . . ”$1.98

' 5-91.01!- Cans, Heavy Galvanized

Regular price $1.75.

“Largesneoaivauzed iron Wash
Tubs '

 
 
 
 
 
 

Women’s Fibre and Thread SEE:
Hose

Seamed back. Mack
cordovan

elz'lwl

 

Children’s Black Mercerized Lisé c
Hose

Fine ribbed.

Spa-ml

 

Children’s Outing Flannel One-
Piece Sleepers

special mmnrrmv

 

Women's Hand Bags

lrmklli!

hack.
strap and hack \iE‘aps, \

fam- ‘

fittcd with frame and :nirrur; \\
rus. seal and ninl‘lvt‘t-H: vali-r- $-
and $4.00 ‘

$2. 75

Men’s Initial Handkerchiefs

22C

Spl rial

 

good quality.
can}:

 

" ........... 19c

Men’s Silk F our-in-Hand Ties

carli .................... 39‘:

Special, Purl!

 

 

 

 

Children’s Rompers

Nit‘ll

 

Chamoisette and Leatherette
rewifiar $2 00 and

‘2 .25 pair Spatial ...... $1.39

Men’s and Boys’ W'ool Gloves

.............. . 496

Heavy Galvanized Ash Cans

 

 

for

 

 

Rotary‘Ash Sifters
Will fit over any

90utingééFlannelsl

In pretty stripes. Tomorrow—

size ash can or ban-.7

.......... $2.75

l-gal. Galvanized Iron Oil Cans
Regular price 451:, 35

Value$3.25
Special

 

‘ ”Special _.....

 

Iron

$1.25

Special

 

W’i’th winger attachment.
Reguiarrpriee 11.225.815.141

98c

N0. 8 All Cm ‘Ni‘hfkel Hated
MWe

 

 

 

Special . .1. . . . . '.'

Riggicifieffli.mum$l 75

 

 

 

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