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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 14, 1922 · page 5

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SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 1922

 

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in. luvs of those who had

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Mi, ’i'uutiv" has figurmi in two
.14» his in tho course» of the
1.1 -lll pi'ngrcssing. Con-
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'...«iu Sumo, founder of the
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uni nun. h0 was accused by
'l.v m “H mm of the most cruel
.1. hi mi lht‘ savage group of
. “in. Link" into the Santos house
wwi Lirn to his di-uth.
)mimr H » m~ occured when Ber-
r11 Mum widow of Commander
.i.. Mum. another of the vic-
umt lll'Ullght face-to-face with
will): in (Hurt. l‘oiniing' at him.
. : lih'l. into 301m and cried: "There
. n» hu-imnd's assassin. W'hen
whim int-\itniml. when on my
lit-10H- ihPm. holding my baby
m .ums. i impiorcd them to spare
l ;\l\:(iill'H Ill-9, that Wlld beast
4-0an th-y were inclined to
, HllUllll'i] at them and pushed
Miami“! into their midst, asking
i it‘ ihv‘y “‘1 rt‘ going to let live the
; “in; had sent them to Africa four
,, :4 mimic, And they took him away
5 ..x nuil'ili-rt-d him."
mung thnm- accused of participa-
-.. ~ 1: ths- outrages are Benjamin
r- .1 .m :1 minishipman; Sergeant Heit-
n t .i ~‘0rp0rnl Abel Olympic. Olyn'i-
, .. i‘ :u‘izum-(l of being the first (0 shot
5» '\-iiiiii.’il Santos and Commander
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jNVITED T0 INSPECT
PHONE ROOM

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. V-HJLU r. Upon presentation of one

.. mu.- i'ZLl‘llS at. the Manager's of-

riurini: husim-sk‘l hours. the visitor

.‘lv 11 for u thorough inspection or

1 . ' lv'pliUnt' property and the won-

i m ii H-phony are explained.

. opt-rating room is of most in-

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u mi vuxw ivntious workers will do

z-zvn'v than unylhlng' else can to dispel

izrv- .ilwiirri thought that they spend

in.“ liiniv (ll<i‘ll.\‘:~llnfi fashions. reading

IIO‘ui'lR :uul rho-“mp: gum" XXflDDHY.

“m. ;. iwtti-r public umir'rstandlng of

‘LH' in in ivhunv luminous .ind particular-

)1 oi i‘io- Upl'hi'UIS' highly important

5411 iii it, i'--\\ in [twins hold the Old-

! ; hmmrl imimu .ihout tt-lcpnono 013’-
I lui‘ri.

1‘). «mm ni‘ :1 modern telephone

1! lilumi‘xl Ill :1 rt‘Vt'lilllOfl to 1.110%

. in.- not sw-n one and the raptu-

lillli “hit-h iwivphonv connections

vi up by the young ladies is 11

Ni ruimpii- of tau-operative Pf-

\‘.. li'SS Inn-resting is the oper-

l . Hulk on tho hip; Toll boards

.. .mh “hivh more than 10.000.000

: it. u- lmndlwl in Connecticut last

:1 H .. int-gr cities the commodious
H.111.» likt- rcstrooms. the company
minis and the otlwr parts of the
in ' “hi4 h hru'u' to do with the m6-
1 :v .4 m‘ maintaining telephone serv-
mii in» ”silt-(i. 0n the whole a.
'i 11111:.le thn icicphone plant is
with wlIlli' an instructive on the
v in which this dependable public
1 Him-lions 24 hours a day. ever!

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‘~‘~~'4>.\‘lA. Jun. i4.——Charlcs l‘ick—
68. is in a. serious condition at:
Immn lioqpitui. today. as a result

> .Hto-mpt at suicide. last night.
imwii nt bi‘i‘llllse of iii-health and
‘1 H- in the world. he wont to
mm..- o. nwtery and put a. puiiet
i< had while kneeung' at the
“N hi-zui whilf‘ kneeling at the

r I. .2 “no e-yo was destroyed and

. ~2hvr injurvd. Physicians 5113* it
3 wow r4 hi' will be blind.

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‘ L’l' THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
MONEY.

 

ht out this slip. enclose with 50
Emmi it. to Foley & (20.. 2835
'rl-"lil Ave., Chicago, 111., writing
I name and address clearly. You

I rI'CI' lve in return a trial package
“HI-Int: Foley's Honey and Tax

‘ bound for coughs. colds and

' 1w. i-‘oicp Kidney Pills for pain.
1' mlvs and back: rhmmatlm. hm"
' ’1". kidney and bladder ailmenta'
'1 li'nlr-y Cathartio Tablets. 3. whole-

'- .. and thoroughly cleansing 0'”
it “rue: for constipation, biliouan'eu
~ ~- mums-s. and sluggish haven—Stu-
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Who are Mill finders? {i U w

Folks who want to save money; who wan? lo gel
worthy merchandise; who believe in true economy;
who spend money to save it; who know values
and appreciate them.

What IS the Mill End

_ g It IS the place where Mill-Enders do the things they
r want to do; and save the money they’ve planned to
save; and find the things they want to buy.

ls Mill End merchandise worth bu;

Just as finely worth buying as anything you
ever bought. Mill End merchandise is depend-
. k ’ able, worthy, seasonablc, durable, attractive. A'

lot of it is regular Howlalfd merchandise marked
at Mill End price. Rest of it is Mill Ends.

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What are Mill Ends. ‘7 ’ "

Originally, there were only mill ends of yard

goods. They were ends of pieces; shorter than

. full pieces but just as good. NOW the Howland

If Mill-End sale brings Mill Ends of every sort; ends

' of lots of shoes and pottery and pins; of silver
and glass and dresses.

ml merchan

The store stands back

 

 

Nothing could be safer.
of Mill End merchandise just as it Stands back

of all its merchandise. If it isn’t right, bring it

' '7 , l - back and get your money back. .There is only
one requirement-Returns must be made promptly.

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