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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 18, 1922 · page 15

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.II.AY Mauritania

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:7 AUGUST 18, 1920.

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TOMORROW

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[Insdble that a really rogcncr
ngious inmfl mm arise in Roam—and

as much as it needs anything.

Government monopoly of tolncco and
tobacco products may be terminated.

thcm were cvor able to smoke

lake the place of the French organi-
zation.

The tobacco monopoly is not partic-
ularly profitable to the French Gov-
ernment. and American Capital
‘It‘t‘n bidding for the concession for
years. In 1920. $1,500,000 in Ameri-
cin money was ready for the invest-
imI-nt but tho negotiations fell through.
Now thcy l‘i‘ilYI‘ and the only oppoai-

(mu snow.“ to come from those who

are intercom! iI: the patronage In—

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hair slmmpooml :Invl HII: prize roosters‘

:n-e- grilling cxtru doses of feather tonic
mm‘y Ila): for It's almost time {or the
fair.

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AMERICAN SHORES F08 FRANCE. »
Men who served in the A. E. P. will -
"be interested fo know that the French

Those who have cursed lie cigars and.
cigarols of the RepublicL—Vm‘y few 0:1
the.
tlllllg’3*“’lll be. still more interested-
to know that American interests may

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IRISH DRESS DIMITIEB
“23}: 2.5“; 5-1 3:7.“ 390
Fancy All Silk
WHITE SPORT SKIRTING
”$3.333?“ $1 9.5

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”Iiintr prohibition. l“: 45 p m .-—Conc(|t in Jose- \lorichc I
'vr his pains :II‘IIl tenor. who sang in Madrid. DfllCE-l
Hm I‘usior. “'hcn lona 9nd other principal citiE-s in
I-inn iim'll' (luvs Spain. also sauth Ahicrico.‘ He has:

rec‘ently returned from‘Mexico and:
Cuba. where he had tremendous:
success. Mr. Moriclic. '
with Tito Ruli'o. sang before King;
Atlt'onso of Spain in the opera “El.
llm-bero dc Sovillu." Prognnui
“Sogno di'Manon." Massemot; “Owl
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“Ax. Ay. .Ay.“ Spanish song:
ca." de Puccini; “El Iluibero d":
Sic-"lilo." ti o Rosini; “Elixir

cl‘Amore," “A Voice l’s Calling Me"
("I chr You Calling Mo"). ‘f‘l'n-
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chree" "Minis," "The Sunshine 02‘
Your Smile.”

 

Station KIHCA Pittsburgh.
(“'aoung‘lmuse).
00 p m.—ij- Weekly letter from
“Farm and Home;" “oekly tolkorl
the proper ~methods? of swimming.
by Ralph Shinton,-captaln the Pitts. 7
burgh Post‘Lit‘e Guard. loaded at.
Oakmont, the center a: Pittsburgh’s
camp colony .
00 p. m.-— “"Seasonal Suggestions for:
Home Garden." by Harry R. Eb}, -
Count," Agriculturist, Allegheny

“2...“... m...

burgh PoSt Studio. Popular c’on-
cert by Proctor-'1 liquraiian Syrico:
psitors of ’V‘Viimording! Pa... C. A
Thompson, manager. This is the
Onlv Hawaiian orchestra that plays

‘4 - "v tow- "jazz" music. Program will'be an-,
liolshcv- nounced by radiophone. ‘ l
r lo um! 8:00 p. m.—+Edward Stribrny, violin:

Ella. Stribrny. pianist and accom-
panist: Ilois MoCutch90113-contraltoz’8
Edna Parks. flutist and (piano ac-
companist. Program: . Mr. .and
Mm. Stribrny‘g program will be an-
nounccd. by radiophone. ,Contralto
solos: “Happy Days.” Etrelezki:
“Little Bay Blue." ce. “My
Dear Elm ." ,
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Honest Advertising is the Wiw in Soaking any
establishment a success. Our merchandise' IS always as
We repr‘went it to be and we do everything posSibleto make
shopping at the Bosnia Store a pleaSnre with 91'0th Iefi-

 

 

 

silks, Vests
and Knickers
Step-Ins . Camisoles;
Scores ofStyleS- ‘

Highest grades. Best
qualities Priced at
numb
jwon}; pay for oral.
jnary garments. .

This then you

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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. . ‘ VISIT. OUR

0n the Second Floor

lri mmeil. \\ orth 0“ch penny of$

in l) laI k and colors. The lateSt stjv les. Altractivelv

Ready-to-Wear Sxop

Canton Crepe Dresses
915 00

:20 00.

 

Lam- and Embroidered Trimmed:

Values to $9.98 in Smart
GINGHAM DRESSES

 

At
Attractive Prices

. RIBBONS.

For Trimmings, Bindings, etc.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DRAPERY DEPT.

 

 

 

 

 

 

5(lI15-fllll“ ‘2 (31.
WATER PITCHER

At .......... .39C

 

”Wild and Bmton Trim.
Values to $18.00.

 

M.nuns-cucu-.o_mo..;.o-.¢o‘n.

PORIET 'TWI’L'L DRESSES

$9. 98

 

New Double Faced Material

pom COATS

' $14.50

Children 's

'SERGE COATS

$2.98

 

 

5Vhltc and (‘ulorcd Baronet

Satin

SPORT SKIRTS

$5.50

55 ilh lam: ) lace
borders. Pr. .

 

SASE CURTAINS

Ready to hang.
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; *“ Law. 3...”. _ , SUNFAST DRAPERY
GHI- \‘gIISFDA: POLISH Values to $6.00. alues to $25.00 Extra .Sizeslnoluded New \llfiil’ffi.
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AlVISRQUISETl‘E CURTAINS

”$1.95

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Sport
Weaters

At Reduced Prices.

SPECIAL
W'hite All W001

‘ SLIP-ON
SWEATERS
All Sizes

$2.49 ». .

Fine value.

 

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(Signal Corps. U. s. 5.). .
8:50 p. m.—-—Ansmering mail received.

from the public.
«“Keeping Physically Flt,"

bx Prof. Jack Amer. health spam.»
‘ist.

Large Sizedi Wool

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HAND BAGS

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STATIONERY

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49c
18c . I.

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39c

Our Special Women—’3 .

SILK HOSEBY‘

$2 00
7 9C3

OFFERINGS

Model Corset Brassieres
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.aCL“ hack. -‘Izi‘le" (If Dobley
cloth $1. 00
Each .......

Royal Worries—jet Corsets
“91:33:59.2: $3.00
Jap. (grape & Silk Kimonos
_‘. 7 '0
Sizes 36 to .3... $2.25

Hand Drawn French Voile
Waists ‘

Peter Pan S: $4.98

Tuxedo mod.

 

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Bodicc top.
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Sill: and Jersey
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Shadow Proof’PrinoesS slips“

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Pittsburgh recently when in

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. consignmenf new on its wit) to Sout

Our Stock Of 1‘ .3 .
WOMEN S’ GLOVES
complete 111 Every Detail
SPEGIAL

161519909 Klengltll $2.00 White Silk
Glo’fcsit'

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first hanng been inane sacral weeks '
ago .A third will {alloy shortly.
contact with Chile involves $10.01!,
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