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MACHINE filJNS
_ fillllllil’llEMII-le
Tl RANA. Albania. Feb.
changing governments. The
day. when the regents got tired of the
administration of l'endeli Evangeli,
Prime Minister. they told him to re-lm physical. who consider all advice as ed by t
Sign or there would be bloodshed. He abstract. who love continual change! .
who converse in generalities and who . .
He was given 12 hours in which to are in many higher institutions of PERSHINE filVEs
learning.
. “To present a picture of the normal
he went to his hotel to deliberate on girls as she exists today is a daring
venture." Miss Bentley added.
has no average. she_has no group tie.
refused.
choose between the loss of his position
or the loss of his head. At midnight
the stern ultimatum.
An hour later a group of represen-
tative Albanians. among them Several sue is a stranger to
called times especially to members of her
upon the Premier and told him those own family—and cannot be compared
with her kind of a previous age.
"We are tempted to think of her as
l l Fifi: living in a spirit of masquerade so ra-
They up a m' ' ' l ' she assume
' pm” and complete 3 can contributionothhllipplne bird skins
he ‘1"an get 0‘” “00d would be Spm' different and difficult roles of accom- . .
(.1. innocent people killed. and a re-< plishmem' presentedrtorths mite museum of the
members of thé government.
in authority would brook no delay in
his icsignatlon. The eiiiissaries were
accompanied by soldiers with
and machine—guns.
VOlUKlOn might ensure. So he quit.
in Albania. as an
born intriguer. Husan's regime
short-lived. too. His administration
was a failure. He suffered the same
lt’l‘TI'lS of his resignation were not
quite so peremptory or unconvention-
zil as those of Evangt-li.
are now casting about [or ii new chief
of state.
There has since hecn n ro-volutionary
:itiiiosphcre in the city Lint] tioublc has
bevn‘ momentarily tcarcd. Parlia-
mrrt howuwer was guardml by sol-
ilio-rs .iiid indi'hinc—guus. II) the: midst
of illt‘ll‘ relic-f work among thc wi—
dows :iud t'lllldl't'll. [lll' American Red
(‘ioss workers ure- llllllll'li; mun) thrills.
2,0im-llTPPEl3
' l BERKELEY Cal. Feb. 2.——Approx- daughter having had both arms brok-
' ‘ Tfl “HIT Jflfi imatelv 2.000 “flap;iErs" are on the.enr while MrS- Shaushnessy is Butters
University of California studentrolls. “‘8 from a. fractured ”b and shock.
Miss Mary Ide Bentley. former secre- .
2.—~Turbu— tarv of the San Francisco Young Wo- stunt concern over ,Mr. ShaughnESsys
I l
lent Album“ has a summary way 0‘ men's Christian Association. declaredlcondluom
other . .
in an address here. .. .
"Flappers." Miss Bentley said. “115- lPostmaster-General brings the fatal-
ually are girls who believe personality 'ity “3t f the disaster '45 now record-
"She tantalizes us by the simpieness .. .
“v- WHS SUCCE‘edf-‘d by H5153" Prls‘ of her artfulness and yet unrealness.lfio'limgwfinghig;9féiesir:
tinv. who is described by Americans “’6 find her light-hearted. which is the era}: during\hi§'ygrious army maneu-
adventurer and a privilege of youth. _ .
was Stevenson that ‘to have missed the joy
is to have missed'lt all.‘
harboring secrets and imbedded emo-
fate as his predecessor. although the tions which are her hidden treasure in
the mysterious discovery of herself as
a private individual.
The regents dcrstand those symptoms we call it
temperament and try to dispose of the
girl as difficult or as ‘needing discip-
[preceded by’ development of internal
icompiications late yesterday. He sut-
't‘ered a broken pelvis and other in-
-‘ . ljuriei hi the accident. ’
‘ . I Mr. Shanghnessy's'wite and his ten
. - . ‘year old daughter efiutb. are being
treated at. another hospital. the
President Harding had shown con-
The death ot the Second Assistant.
police» up to 98.
"She
' WARi’llll’LEMENTS
herself—some-
LINCOLN,;.; Nob." Feb. 2.—Gen.
John J. Pershing has augment‘ed his
University ofiéfigbriska several years
She believeszlth vers in theistdxids.
The first shipment of the collection
has been receivedand the major por-
tion. which .i‘ststored in Washington.
will be forwarded later. General
-Pershing attached his compliments
with the collection when they were
presented.
Included tuno’ng-thosc
We find her
If we do not un-
pieces al -
la. sudden" heir-t collapse. This was] ‘ r ‘,
‘ initial-13in,
n
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:51 C0
.fsrablzbfiéd 1657 ~
'1' _ {the lam; dag daily at o o’clock * _.
'Y our Last Chance
To Get al'Winter Suit Reduced
many, a few of each" kind, all to be closed out.
Group .1. Handsome models in Tricotine,
.Yalama Cloth and Velour. The quality of material A
is excellent, the finish and tailoring perfect. Allihe
coats are silk lined throughout, .and many are button
trimmed. Among these suits are some with beaver
andgray squirrel collars, very dressy
Regularly priced in.some instances up to $98.50 , Considered we: _2.
At $69.50
Group 2. Extra sized Suits measuring up to
54. These in navy blue and black Tricotine, fine
quality. These suits are designed on straight lines,
with stitching and sometimes a little braiding for
trimming. Were up to $85.00
At $45.00
Have You
Sampled
Nestle’s Milk Choco.
late?
palatabl: :E;h
creamy Cliocolzitc lll."..lt
in large or small l‘.lTS
plain or with allll';'l‘.d5:
nutri-
iious because it con-
tains so much :12 am.
One pound 0053“.
69 cts.
Small bars,
5,10 and 15 cts.
Ask for .4 51.112393.
Second floor. Main fl. . r
Thvy urn. huwm'vr. iii no danger. {is
thought of the Albanian :l’l‘l ll.tllu'l
mithmitii-s
til—’ll l'llony that t'mrrv- can iii \c-r lil‘ .i’
Slilllll‘ government liero- 5') lUllK its thi-
, , Assistant
their \ii-lfziri' and srt'urit} 1" thv first ”1"“.
" ready recéivéd and described by the
llnc.‘ ~
Shaughnessy Dies
as Result 0f InJurleS'spem-s. made and used by the Home
‘oi‘ the southern Philippine islands
2.—-Ed\va rd
second
\VASHINGTON. Feb.
ll. Shuughncssy. of Chicago.
l’cstmastcr-Giiicral. died
early today. at “'ulter lice-d
Hospital from injuries received in the
(1 Ft) I
a
must-um custodian as of more value.
Three longisli‘lift‘ed and ornamented
A large solid brass helmet madc by
the Moros in imitation of the style of}
tin- Spanish oi‘ the sixtct-nth and scvo'
enteenth centuries.
a boy’s shoe.
ii i [{iiickt-rliockcr
'. . .. . , . -n- . ~_ ~ .
it ir- Lrem mil) tilt .immin i( or mu”). millil-
.\lr. Shaughn'ssy's
Theater disaster Sat-
iulso likened ul'ti-r the Spanish.
death followcd' A coat or mail or heavy brass links
irgc ills illt' izi mun-r. l' is slid sonn-
O.‘ thi'ru (‘llllllOl (xi-n l'llll or “ritn.
Nt'KQ rtlieli ss. they lilt‘ ix‘. .ibsolutw ('Uil-
ire] of Ill" country.
This must hope llil i'ii: izii> «11‘ ll)“ .\l-
luiniuns‘ sometime-s (l'NIlilll ni' tliiii
w.» r do ”doping: into an mil-2h (it'liru
lent >0-ll~gn‘\'i-l‘nli‘lt_‘: Ill"0plr_
MISS M’CLURE
RETIRES FROM
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Continued from Page Nine.
lNlllfiESllllN, 5A8,
“Pape's Diapepsln" has proven it-
self the surest relief for Indigestion 151mm” \VI’MPOHS
—— ,Gases. Flatulence.
\Vis‘phll. rm Prizhy Honing. Fch. 3.lness. Fermentation or Stomach Dis-‘lmli'llt‘s 01'
at eight O'clock. This will l.)(' the scc- gtrcss caused by acidity. A few tablets
(ind u'viuc oi the svrivs oi‘ tlir‘c ar-ygive almost immediate stomach relief
l
fond plates. in thick cast hrassflcacli
l
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l A suit 01‘ too large cast brass gangs.
llurvinl and set together to
liniisrial instrument akin to thc tubi-
t Plltlltin
1‘ Two richly ornamented cast brass
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TAKE ‘illlllPEl’SlN”
Iziiiliil-ius or native cannon. They are
livr in six mt long. weigh 150 to 2"“
pounds each. how :i lmn- of about one
inch and throw a one-inch prnyccriie.
Sets of dagger kris. straight and str-
pcntinc kris. broad laded barongs used
by Moro tribes. lit-hiudliig swords imd
with heavy
Sour» lure elaborately wrought
trimmrd.
carver] ivory.
l wound and inlaid with sllu r.
The blodcs in some instiniccs arc in-
Heartburn.
mnco vl \\'llll Staples. illll'l thc loczil lads and shortly the stomach is corrected alaid with mctzil and ctclied in gitrimitv
an» Altbll'OuS or-br‘inging llOan the vic— so you can eat favorite foods without
* tour.
A hl'l‘lis oi‘ iivr- games with (‘cnir‘r'at drug store.
Juriinr lllL’ll iii-gins on Friday cw-ninfi'. ,1“,-
tory.
l““lll‘ll.’li',\v' in. limb t'n'ims (in in 200d"
d c signs.
Large case costs only few cents
Millions helped annu» Advertise in the Sentinel for best
results
filth and should put up a stirring cx-1
hilvilimi. '
l-I\.iiviin:itimis urn complctml today.l
pupils i-iitl-r upmi thc Si‘f‘Olld.
w-ziirsL‘iK work on .\l()llil:i). Vi bi'ii'ii‘yI
1‘. .
Drill tflii
l'lll ll“ I: ll 1 .\ f-‘I't'llllllf: (it lllt‘ er-
(nth (Pubic \vi'l lH'E‘lll "it! work of the
l:lL:l ll. l." vlv "ll Marl-l) l" l'IipiLs «if
I'm \ \‘t'll'UlK 1v: ii:- lhqu'lx I}! Ill"
\\I. ‘ ll! sw'iit liml In: :i ll.» workl
i’ l‘n \llilli (irHslr
., l‘l "lFlvllvv -: “4 i‘:-.il.‘z':
."l".‘~ r'llfl‘iLI ‘l'l Vi“!
1... 'I' lull Iv'l\\0"ll lll'lllttl'n‘ Iii-l
9;. .v. ~ 4 '. .v i " 'I~., ' .11.: still!)
l4 ’ l.- Mr" 4 ii 'l‘l it ll'v' i‘ui‘niv‘liviit
1' xi; ‘ ~Eul'vl :=l-',-l ,. "lllil'llil th‘!
A. . .' .. u'. .i'l l... \Ot‘\\‘:il'. luvs.
(li \li‘l'llliil.. ‘.\’i ' m llHllOll.
.liI: ‘ in! I .5 inl .::ii‘ 1: llr (VII 12". i'p—
b- Hi l‘." l" Lmti' I 'llll m tlwv Illv slum.
\\' ll' I? r .tllll‘illult‘iv \W‘ wns :il»l\‘
iw-wiw in. lawn (mummy-u, :fl.....-
.:«i« llr~l'~.!l.l, d'l'E «Uni-w- ll-illlilllll
.. .izxwm 3'." 'l'bo l duo‘s \\'tl"' Airs.
\‘:t ‘i ll .‘.lis~ i‘i'rmlrrrust and Mr.
.‘-l I‘ \l‘ll‘l‘w)
T!‘ I‘ll‘l'li‘ll\4' iiimlv ll butter prc-
.. tvvim. m tbi riiwnlnt: .iru:.:iit-nt. hut
lill‘ll Ill lh‘ rt‘liultul. 'l'hvv decision
‘-. .\ .iuur-lv-vl in ilio- ncgiilivr- for their
>'1 "5‘ in it'llllllli: thw upponeiits' ur-
u'lllli‘i.l<. \Villiiim Horton was chosen
.1» ll“ 5" 51 Slltélkt'l' and Ruth Green-
l~'.' “:is si-le-thl :is Sn-cond lit‘Sl.
'i‘lzv lit at (lt'liiilf‘ will iic llt'ltl on Fri-
1l x ultiiiiumi. ll‘t-b. :l. at 3 o'clock.
l;-m'ri< \—3l and M27 will debut» thi'
i. :x-h'i-i‘v. liesulvcd: "TLut ".‘ood is of
l'lt‘l" whip to mankind tliziu coal"
lawn. ;T has thn .zriirmutix'c and
llubiu :l thc nt‘gntitv.
Italian—Government
Decides to Retire
1111\nd. Feb. 2 (Assooiated Press).
~Tluv ltalizin Government of Premier
lziizionii has tl‘(‘ltl(‘(l to resign. 'he
snni-otliCial Stefan? :Lguicy uniiounz-
, .
'l‘hc Cabinet Council met 1his.
iiioiniuib to discuss the situation urc-
.I by the attitude of the Parlia-
mtnt. szivs thi statement. and £1848.
rrsult the Govcriimrnt‘s decxsion to‘
resign was reached.
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD’S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG 3YRUP
Even a sick child loves the “fruity"
taste of "California Fig Syrup." If the
littll‘z tongue is coated. or if your child'
is llstless, cross. .l'everish.-i;u1l of cold,
or has colic. give a ieaspoonful to
cleanse the llver and bowels. in a few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the constipa-
tion poison. sour bile and waste out
of the bowels, and you havo a well.
playiul child again.
Millions of mothers keep “Calit‘dr- '
nia Fig Syrup" handy. They know a
teaspooni‘ul-today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggst for gend-
int: “California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children of
all ages pmted on bottle. Mother! you
must Bay “California" or you may get
..:i imitation fig syrup.
Jaw
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Put on these Victor Dances
Plenty of “class” to them! Ten glorious
fox trots by organizations that put spring into
the laziest feet. TWO medley waltzes of byvgonc
days that will fetch Old-Timer out of his carpet
i
Eyes will
high and
“slippers and get him into pumps.
lisparkle, lips will laugh, hearts beat
feet discover new cadences.
My Sweet Gal—Fox Trot
‘ All Star Trio and Their Orchestra
I’m Laughing All the Time—~Foor Trot
All Star Trio and TlioirOrchcsti-a
Gypsy Blues—Fox Trot ' "‘ ‘
Paul Whitcman and His Or‘chcstra
When Buddha Smiles—filed. FQX‘fi‘s‘ot
Paul VVhiteman and His Orél‘iestra
Just a Little Love Song—Fox Erie;
Paul W hiteman and His" 'iabli'estra
Ty—Tee—Fox Trot v.)
Paul Whitcman and His‘Oi‘chestra,
18835
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.p,» on. . ,1, .4.
18839
18842
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A rare and valuable hcavy caste hcl- l
met of unusual sizc. height and deSlgTu,l
1'
plate biting inlaid with copper in vari-,
nus designs. ‘
make u '
Home of the swords”
. .mlrrm
‘— . i.._..~___.._...‘ -_..._‘....... w-
l to wear it.
colored wool hose.
Girls
A New Low Shoe Arrived
” ii is a first rate walking or tramping shoe, ox-
for'd style, made of black Scotch Grain leather. The
pattern is new, the last new) the toe broad and
roomy, while the heel is flat and straight like that on
Especially made and designed for
growing girls of high school age. But it is so good
looking and comfortable that business girls will like
Very stylish worn with the new light
All sizes in stock. And while
everything about this shoe is new, the price is also.
$6.85
Main floor.
Changeable “ Nancette. "
'A new Belding Silk for Spring
ln .1 beautiful two-toned twilled weave.
soft and lustrous, almost like a satin.
color efi'ect would be brought out to good advan-
Very
The double
tage on a dress made with many folds or drapes,
ance of a facing.
Green and Blue
Navy and Red
Wisteria and Brown
as the under side would show and give the appear-
$3.50
a yard
One yard wide.
Third floor.
Book Shop
Two New Arrivals
“Sleeping Fires,”
Gertrude Atherton’s
latest work. A dram-
atic story full of action
‘ $1.90
“The Man from the
Wilda” by Harold
Bindloss. The doings
of a seriousminded
and determined young
man from the wilds of
Canada. $1.75
Main floor.
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m-‘ -. 3 ‘ a.
99.009 SINCREASE,
IN POPULATION IN
2 YEARS TNDICATED
iCcntimieu iron] Page One.) .
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9:.2.17 since the national census tuiecu
lri lfl'fi’v. or 12;"! :‘vurngifi yearly increase
. ‘ .: 01 more than 45.0w“ people for the
Grannyi} You’re My blammy’sfg ammy a List in o yours. The 1921 enumeration
__ OX Trot ClUb Royal chestra ; by towns. in this county. with loses in.
. ’ '- . ’ d .1 tel ' 4 _ . ~. '. ‘ 3‘ ll '9:—
All That I Need Is You—Fox Trot ’188 v 2‘ 15.13.... .33. ‘ “‘1' a”??? 3142‘; 3,278
Club Royal Orchestra; .; Nathan‘s“ ...... 5.5m) 5.1313 177
302.." ........ 67" 7(‘l ‘2 '
I VIYant l‘vly Mammy—Mandy ’N’ Me— ‘ ; Brou‘ki‘irid . . . . is; 1:5 2:
' a . ’ l)‘ r’ - ........ . 7. .
SteaollEnTlog‘ T t ' small s O’““”““ 1884: »: leism ....... ‘32:; 1323 ”11'
8 0X 1‘0 lFaim'cid ....... , 4.061 3.752 309
Joseph C. Smith and HifieDI‘ChCSU’a‘ jGreen’wich ..... 5.8%)! 5.540 264
, . ‘ ‘3 l ...... 2: ' - 2
Popular Songs of Yesterday—~Med. Waltz - _ ' liégxlrrginaan 1.0;; 1.324 2:.
No. l Hackel-Bergé Orchestra ~31 7 «r ., ; $-Nemrairnei(1. ((105 .103 3
Popular Songs of Yesterday———Med.VVa-ltz ’ 5 1"” “ mew”? " ' ' 5:313 6267 1g:
‘ ~ ,.'oi‘wa ....,.. _. 7.. :95
ls No. 2 . Hackel-Bcrge Orchestra; ‘ I lkeddiiig :71 193 22* -
Get these Victor Records before Lentvcomes ‘ lRldgefiem O“ ‘33 “3‘
around » V " - - l 4 V
at .3 : JKIE‘VER ~m_“&u‘€- Axi’q'fll’gc 151.1%.
(Foley's Honey and Tar.
__»- “I tried my different kinds of
{cough medicine" writes Mrs. E. K.
lOlson. lzglfl’glphio Ave... Superior. VVisq‘
: 1“th 1. none} .wantAAnything else than .
‘i
.. I used it for.
fill! my. children and also for my
.‘grgndgfzhildr It. has always done fine
audio}:
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18 . SOUTH MAIN STREET ‘ ' -{Work_.’jo:. 59kg??? a pure. wholesome
Headquarters for Victrolas and Victor Record}
' 1., "-1 .,-",,,..v,,,_v,,, ._. -
if fetfcfimreém. . “,"Jéroup and
W W- filmmaker: ime
’ . .snuming.~
the £33.?“ C9
.~'{z.'fi'f_l .
Morning Robes
Of Wide Wale Cor-
duroy, lined with Seco
silk to match. Old blue,
coral, and rose color-
ings. Loose sleeves,
belts and pockets, a
few with Tuxedo
fronts.
Have been SQFU
For $5.50
Second floor.
A a.“ a, J
“QUAR- ER w:
Spring Number Now Read),
The average woman begins how to plan llt‘l‘ \. .
wardrobe. In the latest lane of the Mill-ill t2. ._
ly all the new fashion features are .‘llOlVll.
drapery, the fichu collar. tho lon’gtr “'alFllilli.
hing girdle sashes. and last but not law the 3;,-
in sleeves. It matters not \\ll€‘llltl‘ you chi-iii
silk frock to be trimmed with wool unilii‘nitltiv. ._
sheer dresses to be made up now in roadiiirss for 1% '
first warm days. all are pictured in the new Ell-l"
Quarterly.
25 cts. a copy.
i
Stockings, Three Numbers
All Good Buys
“Phoenix” Silks, all :izcs in ltd
dark brown. made Will] ;i scam lll the l‘ \
Stockings in outsizes, threw rillx'. ‘
and reinforced sole. Black, white .m.l ‘
{I} A
H c
“l
U.
{i
Wool Hose, \'L’l‘)' llllc grade. iii 11.
known as almond, sponge and also luv... \.
with seamed luck.
(lit DTiiiicliti C0
"THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1922
....... 23!"!
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...... 17'2””: 10112;: :78?!
4.30.; 4.034 :89
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\lllofia'dtd ‘5”
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puffi"':;emedy for. the ,1 - .-
VHF-1:2”
nnvqgiiri overt.
8W , m can plan
it,
anon: on BAKES BREAD
Ailli’liiiii’imm AND common
WWW—W
f ioamwfbmd 535?: hour is the capacity of the continuous
baking process-thorn dough to broad.
H.i.‘
' :i lim‘i
.\ fine warm
1 _ , ‘ l
tltkln‘t' {10,14
or two for
21 North Main 5
A Timely Gil
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ering
UNIONEMTS
$2.15
:10
Costello
Men’s Shop
Ei‘t‘el
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