Evening sentinel, Friday, July 28, 1922 · page 13

 

 

 

 

 

Dresses ' .’ Coats — , e. Suits

8.00SportCoats............. ' .. . S7.00JerseySuits.....>....
8512.008 ort Coats.... ’ .. . " _ ~ .
53.00 Wash Dresses . . . . . . . . . . i1, 00 SD t C ts , . » 3 $12.00_Tweed Suits ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' '
#3100 and ‘86 00 Wash Dresses 75 5b a. per .oa ' . . . $25-00 Suits, Choice 9f House
5700 d $.00 W h D ' _, 2:233 :13 0:1: COZt‘SV' : s i ' ' “ $30.00 Suits, Choiceof House
.. . an ., . - as resses . .. . 3 n r .. 1 .. -.
' ‘ ' 0a S a ' p ,‘ . $45.00 Suits, Choice of House

$10.00 and $12.00 W'ash Dresses 7 ' . '1 $45.00 Coats and Wraps

Silk DresSes - ' V ' Skirts e > e SWeaters

$2.00WoolSweaters........................$1.50
Odd Silk and Serge Dresses $4.95 $4.00W001Skirts................. . .. .31. 50 300“, IS . t . 200.
Values to $15.00. YourChoiceofAllSkirts10t020%ofi S . 00 “ea ers........................$i.

$15.00Silk Dresses ........... .... $9.95 Waistsm $6.00‘V001S‘Veaters .‘...._.._.........._.'.$3.95

5180“ ilkiheSS€S~w~~m ~~$1Z-95 i$2006mghamVVaists......................$1.50 " .. -._~.- BATHINGSBIT‘S’W
325.008iiklh'esses............ ...$l5.95 $500811k'Walsts...........................$2951' 10t020%0fl"RegularPrices

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$4.00 and $55.00 Wash Dresses

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'ing on their backs Luge loads of bed-- sAlLOR'S STRANGE \YIIAL T HONDURAS Bl’lLDIXG NEW’ with the territory bordering on the in the territory of new Poland, the
P RTATIUNI ““‘b" 1000‘ “"0 “Emits, and in their] ADMITTISI) TO PROBATE , MOTOR ROADS. Salvador frontier, a distance of about totals gradually are approaching those
lhamds, pots and kettles. and perched“ —-———- TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras. July 28. 300 miles. Seso:al other roads for of the pre- -war period.
“you ”"3” “Md :1 child. I UNDON Julx 28. ———.st1ungc as the.——T'he new motor high- road across motor traffic in the interior also havei The country now has 3'200‘000 .

.. . . - . 3. lHo duras from ocean to ocean will been started. ...s,
TTHUTTS flESBRIflEI] .. 31.22:;2§.:::.°":3.:;::.:.321“";"‘21; fi°£i.:".e”;: 35:13.22; :31: 3.223231... mo... 3... .. m... rsm to ..
K ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ country except on the Atlantic littoral, v 1913‘; "900‘0‘0 head of cattle, as

 

’storm which \'n:]r(a v' i 1 t 1. « 1 'tt'd t - I: x 3 i‘ 0" ['10 'It runs from San Lorenzo. on the
‘ S I \ mg, n no em 3 M n“ L 0 menu and b n ‘ 1 d Pacific. to ’i‘egucigalpa. 130 miles; all traffic is now changing from the.

morning on UN.- mountains soon de- in Somerset House. .
BY WITNES‘SES vclopcd into a blizzard and the roads} It is the "last will and testament? then to Comayagua. 103 miles; than .old fashioned {ix-carts to motor cats
vwcrc left strewn with dead lnodiesflof a sailor. Vi’illiam Skinner. who lost ' to Signatepeque. .40' miles: then to and "nuts
These things were personally seen by 5 his life when his ship. the Indefatiga- L31“? Y°J°a' ‘2 miles: then to PM”- L 'E STOCK IN POLAND NEAR—
—“‘_"“ us, and in visiting one of the Armcn- i ble, was sunk in the name of Jutland. rillos. 50 miles. RING PRE “rm NURIBERS ~. ‘
wry 1.15 :5. ~"luo Amoritnn inn building’s where those “ho wore'lt is in the form of the ordinary Work is also in 9'03““ on another ' WARSAW 3- ] 23 —-A census of
.l. ll.i(1.mp:u.rl Miss unable to go on 11cm left behind11e'identification disc. On one side. in high-road to unite San Pedro Sula. p913, d‘ h ’ uyd tti sh ws that.
,, 1 .n Mnrrlm-Ll 111:0 l..1\1 discoured st 1(1.11 dead [10- lies on the the usual deeply- punched letters ap- important City on the Atlantic coast, n s arses an ca e o
. , 1 1-1 .zuntinople from A1;.b_- floor and a number or other persons pears the name, number rating and ' .
..,. 1.‘ T._\'|T{1\( In on organizingidiing, with their children hanging religion of the man to whom it had -
,( “gout. gin flu-[her u— over them. Those scenes were only'been issued.
:1“ .1.~r;.r,muon3 of (h'pekgund examples of many others which we, On the other side the disc appears
tir'sL‘l‘Ilirnt-[l prQ-Viously 1,.y;'witnessecl during the deportations.“at first sight do be just a circular
WM.“ “M Dr. Mark “2d“; lMum of tilt womrn were [who toipicce of smooth polished brass. But
3. ;.. hm intur‘ior or Anatolia carry their children along. and were when viewed at a certain_ angle. there
\\1-:-ii«1lUl‘[h\Vtst of.1\'h;”~put obliged to lo. no them on the roadside. |can be seen about 75 minutely engrav—
. f..;..12~ that 10.000 (leportees \Ve took in our orphanage about 20. ed words. With a microscope they
”mm“. Ambkir between Jun-.101. these children. and several of themTcan be plainly read. They constitute
. W. Maw)" 1931 The signed '11'ero unable to survive the: 5tai1'ationlskinner‘s will, by wliiclf’he Waths
3H,.” m- them to the ilritisli'and exposure the;.' had undergone everbthing to his wife. The disc had
”1;; tonnuitir-r» roads as follows: prior to reaching Arnbkir. been recovered from the sea with
‘;,.m._,mng. m Jul)». 1921.'ti1t‘ first: “Personally I visited in Kharput5Skiuner's body and, on being cleaned."
hams,” (,3 mm (“Donuts of Greek’scveral hospitals that were full of'revealed its-secret.
n-n m military age nrrivcll. The}. hundreds of Greek (leportces. ill with -—-¥--‘
3-.. _-, 1 from the Koniu district. One ‘3113111151. and from one hospital it was KELLOGG DIAK‘ES
mm and mix or these were Ar- reported that as many as 20 a day ,FINE TROUT CATCH
2.. ”“4 “l.“ sent on to Egin. More cerricd to the cemeter'. The v
Hnw- W111- Cheeks.“ About 1 50 'Siories 0f robberies and extortions told Stanley P' hellogg, erstwhile mo-
1-1.; 11' wt] in Arabkir, [id the “‘3 b3 the dfi‘portces were almost unl- torcycle champion, won the prize 0."
w nt on to the Khrll‘pllt “1.331 “9 “me 00111inced from the fered by the Bridgeport Sport Centre
:. ' districts. T Cu came 901W." or thf Turkish Government iniior flaking :16 :zgegidzztfif fights: ' - ' ‘ '
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of‘about 250 to 300 do forwarding these dlpOrtees to Oth‘r‘speckled beauties. This season is a ‘ . ‘ - We! . " ; ' That IS thé kind 0f Bank W6 en- 1
preek. from the Ordu D 'lces on da1s when the weather was ‘ ‘ ’ " ., : know quality; ' 1
ms sometimes a man Extreinelv Severe that their intention'ggfiéézg: 0313 15;: $369153: 3;“ . . tobecertainthat‘the’paint ; deavor to maintain hem—friendly, eo-
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4 mm and children. g1 ing t11o mm... or mead k’a . » mt it is the most durable and , j . basis only that; We invite your account.

l-mtitn of th se it ‘ do) to the deporteos who were W0 '
.1 ‘0’ fumigh b,:;§ ing on their roads, which was insub! 7' 4 y ' _the longest lasting; to be Nave . ' : 3
‘ .. 11 hole winter. There flcient for their nourishment and then' i , ' that every inch 0f painted m -, ;-L -; ' . . : , '
ml! of about 100 men cutting it down when the) showed ‘ '_ , is fully protected against deeay- ,' ..
“:4; some appeared to signs of weakness to one ration show-1' ‘ ' ‘ . “ ..
1 ”we remained a‘ed that slow starvation “as also “-1 3 . V , ,7 ., . USEPATTON’SWROOF Pam
.3 then all but a few ’Other method for accomplishing their . ' O; spedfyit m mm It is ' .7 1e Gun
1., 13... “harm" mm. A extermination. ' . w your assurance of paint money i,

, vvr mm. 1,000 was the next “On our way from Arabkir through 1' , . ' spent best. Ask mums”-
‘_j 1 qnm in Arabkir in the Kharput.Diabeki1 and Urta. we en— No matter what the oooaaion where . .. " > _' for!" yup: DIJTTTDSBS . ‘ ('1.-
a 11 ore herded on a hill countered these Greek deportees in flowers are needed in design form the . - y- 7 ' , 3 f . 7 ‘ . ' . Vln S
"1 within 200 yards of a every'viuage and city. and thousands Morrison GréenhouseS. (Joseph F— 7 , ' , -' _ ' " " "
"”1 of water. The! were of them were at work on the road. Me‘ckel, PTOPJ. are in Swim! t0 . ‘ ’ ‘ 3 ~_i .3 - - ‘ ~' 0 ., k ., :« '.
in get water {mm this Personally, we. examined the rolls of furnish V917 WStic 935ml The - -' ‘ .' " “ : 3' . ' . " ‘ _ a . .A

{deportees to whom Americans we quality or the “we!" used is alw‘ais 0'
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| s.the1 were - . 3 now. Full line of choice perennial

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