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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 15, 1922 · page 5

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‘ SATURDAY. JULY 15, 1922.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘ Semi-Annual ““9 3‘“ 3°53“ i
“ONYX? and “VAN RAALTE” . , ‘ - . 1"” . L
t x... “Pnlniex” “ONYX” $1.95 W“ m 3““ W Armenian“ W. , , , - ‘ ‘ ' .3
Announcemen No. "l’oLntex" “ONYX” 2.15 . . a. ‘1er , » , - . . x
No. 350 "Pointex" “ONYX” 2.6.? ' _ . ' n
cf Revised Summer Prices. No. 10:; "Pointex" "ONYX” 2.8:) . t f‘. 1 ‘
No. 251 "ONYX” 1.6.5 . 3 , _‘ .3... ‘ g.
BUY FOR THE FUTURE No. 5:335 “VAN RAALTE” 23:5 . ‘ mm’tfllxfiz? . - ’ 33' '
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A73 Fults mlnnml as follows; 50. :34 \Afi: RAALTE.’ 1.99 . , . Opens: ya .M. , , _
“ " l' . A.)’ "V ' No 570 \ AN RAALTE 1.9;) - . . .
3:19.“) .(.I' $-31)” >lllls , ' _,., “\VAV pAALTr‘H 1 6' ' .
22m fur 30.00 Suits 30- vw - fl “4 - ° . . , ., . - =
' 25.23 for 215.00 Suits VACATION mpg » ' , - j: _ _ , «
11075 fur 412.00 [Quits . . . . ‘ ' . ' ' L" ‘
, _'- - ‘ ' . Sage. Suxt Cases. Bnef Cases, Batbzng Su:ts, _ _ .
mm) for 4.3.00 Suits Belts. Garters.'f’ajama5, Straw Hats, Caps. . p
Tram-.11 Worsted Suits and All at reduced or special prices. ’ . T I . A J -
(firm and Trlill‘efffs reduced 25“; . . ‘ 3 - . “’
One-tmrd eff Bath Robes. . ,4 , .

Sport Coats $11.75, were $18.00 _ .
There “‘1” be several small lots displayed
on counters at very attracuve prices.

SALE STARTS JULY 15th.

Open Saturday Nights to 9 p_ M. Are you a Mill-Ender ? A x l i .
' f note—Why not? - V 9 f .

Mill-Enders are'people who went to save money 3 who believe {:5 e661:

‘lalnr-r..ats rellui‘etl oar-third
“hi”? Flannni Trousers rulucvd 10’”.~
Bomb and .‘VIHhalr $12.75

Light-“fight Overeqnh. suit..l:l the
coming Fall Sunon.

SHIRTS

$1,311 qzuzl‘éty. $13.23 half dnz.
9.31) llalf (lOZ.

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$l.l3 for
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2.7;“) fur 22W) quu'lty. 13.23 ll.‘z’lft_d.bz., 3 - -
.353 {hr 41le quality. 17.23 half (luz. -. . .
-:,.,-. .2... w. Wu... 2mm lmlf m... JOSEPH DAVIS who spend money to save 1t, who know values and appremate them; _

Th.» $1.65 shirt: are the well known
Fruit of the Loom.

85 Washington St, , . ‘

WWW The Mill-End Sale , ‘ ‘ z .

ls the place where Mill Enders save money tl’ley planned to eavegana‘finll th‘e"
things they want to buy.

Mill End Merchandise

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cros:~.w;.o.~d puppy dog." llzlgg» .y Andy
replled.

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said and 'Wl‘llblll’d two or thrw
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...g_ j‘tY‘T‘ :zmrh. Ami thovrl )0'.) know. It is and grabbed the Fuzzywump's puppy . ‘
H. . l l; 3; :“mng to throw stones. even candy‘dllg and pulled him into the house. tl\v€
, , . - . story's through anyone‘s window.” Vila? Ha: Ha?" show cl: Cklt‘d. ( 7’
,4 . .~: "lhvn we must think of some other . “That‘s the time I {coir-l MAL: and V ' h I
3. :. 5.» .4. ’, way." sum Raggedy And}. “I wish Slammed the door shut.
12.1». .v. .\ .\. ; imp: Hut 1 Hull.) tlwmk us well :15 >01) do.) "You Tom a mu llmt's What." crlvd V l
I I": 1 ., p, 1. .3..;=p‘.- Raggedy Ann." ‘(Raggt‘dy AIME. "You ought to be . C T \
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(7., _\. {5. MM Gretchel. "She has. gm. an: out of crlwl through 11 Chink in one of hnr
. , 1:3} l.’.l‘.:l.:‘/ i} .\: Li); “D trffljllc- lots and lots Of llnl‘S by ' candy w:ndgus. "The puppy (10g is
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that m» hu'l marl» :1 mtsJa 300-3 1‘39 “Nam 30'“ “‘2‘“? 3'" 'A l 11:12:;le An‘d“ “I‘ll Thur? ”1"": I ’ ' ‘
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\ “TL“..I £15,“;in .\:;d:~‘ lxli'l tank ”1- rv." lw ‘
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L. . .‘ ll-Ar my." linggoly A’m (‘Tl”d. b d I .
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. 3. 1..» .. "Yuanl iu'st rtx‘l alr‘fig anfi. mind _ ' " WK
.f: . {L “I, HWY businvw. ' ll“... \\’:'rvh rz'lvd. "For. I
. _ M r, N :f you don't wait?!) out. I'll have you ‘
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. 1:} {or fun-.JC?L“AAITI “I shall take- (‘hTU that you do not . ' . T
.. 3 —--~ ——F.— {(-nl m-u imo coming nvar your door." V e ls a success
V“. . ., . and lie rlv A3313. . s .‘l *' _, 7
" .7 ‘11" ‘T'tql “(‘m'hl‘d a Ln“: Am] 0‘" el‘rw Lulei'l .ovee “'i’qh :‘l‘? rum! h‘; 5‘
' and (nabbed the Puzznnunp's “.7- . ‘ A . ; ' H ‘3 r ..pron an ’
~i Puppy Dog lumlnul awn} .me the house. "Come » l
l ,on. Hansel and Gretchel.“ she (7211394.. I ‘I com d see {(n‘ ’ I’SCIf
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.fr'r-Ends."

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(Copyright. 192:2. by Johnny Gruelle.
All rights reserved). . ii
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Wonveoonsm _

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AGXTATIOX OVER

 

Even Better Than “Eczema."
A Prague physician says he bu
made a discovery that will send head
lcolds to the discard. Thls wlll w

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ANGEVM

QUALITY -:- -:- BUILT FOR WEAR

nk line of Traveling Bags, Suit (3215138,
6 5 and Wardrobe Trunks is mosl: com-
aui Yer}: reasonably priced.

mum : 'co.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

l - mod ot'tlr

Elease the word “Coryu,” which wp
have always thought would make a
lovely name for a glrl.—-Boston Tru-
Icrlpt. ‘ ,

 

HAVE BABY’S "

ARABIA STILL 33818138 .L
GREAT BRITAIN ‘8
PALESTINE MANDATE

 

JERUSALEM, July 15.—The en-
deavor or Great Britain to secure con-
firmation of the Palestine mandate by
the League of Nations is bringing out
pointed comment in the Arabic press.

 

PICTURE TAKEN .
T MICHELSEW;

l

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. In later years Baby will feel mighty
good indeed to see the likeness of the:

 

_early years—and by the way the

grown ups must do the thinking for
the child during the baby sage. II: M
a. mighty fine thing to have haby'l‘
picture taken and this mwmfism-l
din is well pre to mike gammy!
“magnum-tun otWBaby. This.
331’ in Mt“! cold *to'
all m

 

 

 

Mil-“film

Emboldened by the stand taken by
the Vatican in its opposition to $11.
maudale on the ground that it does
not provide sutficient guarantees to
the Chriétlan minorities. the native
papers are devoting many columns of
strongly worded articles to the sub-
jean 3 ”w; - .....
The Belt U1 Makd'es. 1-. Jeniialem
newspaper, theratens the Government

’and the Zionist organizatim with an

Arab revolt in Palestine it the British
mandate is approved by the me Of
Notions in its present form. ,

:21 .m. magnet daily. declares; :
"England uked"‘thei League of N31.
tfin’s to chum the invade at owe.

 

W. mum “at. . 'e um

~-...,.

estlne."
Nationalist fires already are raging
in the breast of every Palestinian. ac-
”cording to well informed observers
here. who are of the opinion also that
it would take only a little spark to
start a general confla-gratlon. '

SACRED CONCERT.

 

 

AtGrsceBaptistChurdl.Sunda,at
3 p. m. (I). S. '11).
Hymn—Church. «
Prayer.
Recitationml—Ienry Williams.
Solo-Allce Jones. '
Recitation—Louise Moss,
Recitagon—Frank Williams: .A.~., . .
Solo—Jfiay Katherine Jones. ‘ " w-
Recitation—Ralph Fuller.
Recitation—Black Hanan.
Select. Reading—«Elma. Fredmon. .
Recitation-:Sam Glover. ‘
801me Z. Asque.
Recitation—w'l‘heodore Ahmad.
Beélhflonmmmtlmue:
fleeiufion-L-Beamw

 

 
 

. the theaire, the audience frantically

Select Reading—Julia Anderson.
Dumb—MESS Amelia Hopkins and 53-.
. thaniel Hopkins.
Select Reading—~Mlss Fannie E. Wil-
liams. .
Remarks—~Supt. ‘3'. (1 Minton.
Hope all will come and encourage
we young people.
HENRY HOGRAY
and
MISS FANNIE WILLIAMS.
W
BRITISH WOMEN EVIC‘TED‘ '
FOB SMOKD-fa Clcm‘e

 

BERLIN, July it"s-Two English
wemen smoking cigarettes during a
performance 0: filchard Wagner's
“Twilight of tlie Goes." at tile Munich
9pera House, were compelled to leave

applauding their being escorted out by
a policeman. _

Commenting on the incident, the
Muenchener Nae}: ’ . ten iroufcally
advised the manage eat to Lane

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

Vfrnlenflof etique "for special use 9
mm A“ m“ .W“W, ,

_ 03.3mm

MILK BITSINESS;
PLAINFIELD, July 15.—-The mill:
sl'tuatlon is again causing much
agitation among the producers. A
creamery meeting held at Grange
Hall yesterday discussed the objeeer
tions offered to a raise in the price of
mill; to the producers of one cent on
August 1, and also objections lo the
one cent raise given on July 1. The
meeting was for the purpose of con-
tinuing the agitation for establishing
a “’indham County creamery. Such
a place would take care of about
seven thousand quarts of milk daily
which go to the Boston and Prov—
idence markets.

was WOSK

0! use expert in—mlied to ever!
pair of our Eyeglasses. *3th o! mate.
rials are used and moderate-price.
charged. Oar smndardof vex-k is not
{mafia the mam 5311). meter);

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