Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1921, Page 36

14.—While it is ¥Tieved that within a |Some of the colonists have sent emis- | ern Canada they will not announce their ear most of the Mennonite colonles in |saries to_ Mexico, Florida and South | destination. askatchewan will have left the prov- [ America, but whether or not any of the . —_— ince, the destination of some of them 15 | Saskatchewan Mennonites will migrate a matter of conjecture, to these places is unknown. A number of women are seeking : SOVIET SENDS NOTE | DESTINATION IS SECRET. ope’l Euery Eve"l.n‘ Till Chm é ‘ g o e The first Mennonite party is now on The members-of the sect are most|nomination as delegates to the com- The Christmas Gift De Luxe m: PR(HEST 'mu S REGINAT St e Dacember | ots Asbene snf others wil o] |secrtive, snd white If s kndwn ‘o | i conatitutional conventlon i 3uis- 3 ° s Us “O-——.-——--—-\Q Seeccccccscsscsscs This Beautiful Grafonola — L o) £ Miss Grace La Rue Star of ““Dear Me’’ ; at the | Amfii:'r’iy Here. The Best-Dressed Woman on the American Stage New National B gedor B Pays Glowing Tribute to Theater % | Russia has sent a note to the United 3 | States, Great Britain, France, Italy, 3t | Belgium and Japan, with a copy to 3 | China, it is announced by the official B | bolshevik agency here today, enter- 8 | Ing a specific protest against discus- 33 | slon of the Chinese Eastern Rallway 2 |by the Washington conference. This 8 | protest, the forelgn minister states, 8 is In addition to the circular pro- 2 | tests _made under dates of July 19 # | and November 2 against discussion % | by the conference of yproblems affecting 88 | Russia. 8| The Chinese Eastern Railway, M. B | Chitcherin declared, is the exciusive 88 | concern of China and Russia, and 82 | until the Russian delegation reaches $$ | an agreement with China, the rights | of Russia are still in full force, he 88 | claims, even it Russia has expressed B | a willingness to hand’ over the rall- B | way to China under conditions grant- 8 | ing Russia certain guardntees. 8 Meanwhile, adds the note, soviet $2 | Russia considers the question open 3 | ana reserves full rights to act as she 8 | sees fit. [PREMIER WOULD SEND This ecccccccccccccsneel Necklaces Considering the many points of su- w is no wonder that Miss La Rue is such an ar- dent admirer of them. MONTHLY eecccceccccceeceeeeas o e o] ® - - - ol g = & 1 e S e PO JAPANESE TO BRAZIL The French have fash- o S ioned into these Du SeY H Bai Pearls all the Cls 1n 09 Flet W it | Takahashi Favors Turning Emi- my § = o yl“"{ goo - charm of the Oriental—a oot U2\§ weeks Tintra® iy qge. grants From U. S. to South teT Tas 9000 og oI . : lustrousness of color char- o0 Torry” Do vert : America. acteristic of the genuine "‘:“n arr rove, inc T e o s | TOKIO, November 19.—Vi t y L4 9 9 B | Takahashl, Japans new bremier. is teed not to peel, break or 3 quoted as saying that he favors send- discolor. i a o ts t t ; 1210 G Street B | Aericw: where thes Wil be weisom: | W Pearls possessing such Open f [ed. rather than to the United States beauty and indestructibility 8 |or Australia. In line w olicy, . s e B |tho movernment. 1s planning. to speod are sure to give satisfaction. R Every ................. T OO eSO ISR RS ES SO TS I IS IS SIS SIS BEIIIREES | U Japiamene emigration o Braziy 3 ; ; Through an agreement between the ! 1 . government and the Yokohama Specie . ¢ ” 4 Evenmg Bank, which has an office in Rio de sp lal xmas sale thsacii® Du Barry Pearls b 1 . } : €c. ‘i .‘ B Until $Q75 I $137 ‘ $19-75 A Y =) SELINGER’S Iited )] 820 F St. Cor. 9th Jewcler: & Opticians it NN NONNS : Janeiro, the bank will advance funds - to Japanese emigrants to Brazil on ALl / easy terms. A 5| The bank is sending several staff men to Rio to look after this business, « while the government is planning to dispatch a number of officials to the Japanese consulate in the Brazilian 4 capital for the same.purpose. % STATE FLOUR MILL LOSES. $21,712 Deficit Reported by North Dakota Concern. BISMARCK, N. D.. December 14.— The state own n operated flour mill at Drake operated at a loss of $21,712.42 between January 1 and October 15 of this year, according to a report submitted to the state in- dustrial commission by a Minneapolis auditing firm, just made public here. [% 1% e he average cost per barrel of flour manufactured between April 27 and October 15 was $7.65. The report adds however, that *“considering the cost of inventory at the beginning and in- < ventory at the end, it shows that the average cost of flour sold was $8.0415."" a The average sale price was $7.281% 1 “- To the Woman who Shopping for --- “His Gaft” If @ man takes pride in his dress—THIS IS THE SHOP from which to select HIS GIFT. You will find equal pleasure in selecting anything—no matter how large or small—and you are assured that yewr gift measures up to the highest standards. ~Whatever weé - -show is absolutely dependable in QUALITY and Style. and to acquaint you with another feature, MODERATE - PRICE—we are listing Just a few of the WONDERFUL VALUES & PaeSitk | BEA BT IITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISARARR RGBT o “or an average loss on each barre of 76 cents.” JAPAN TO IMPORT RICE. Government Plans to Bring in 17,- 500,000 Bushels. TOKIO, November 17.—The J: Gift Time! | and the BIG-SIX COUPE GIFI' time is here. Lots of hurrying and scurrying. Lots of deep thinking. Lots of figuring with pad and pencil. Bunch your ifts this year! Just eliminate the hosts of little things that will be forgotten long before the Winter has Zone and decide right now upon one 3ift for the entire family —a BIG-SIX COUPE —_— _In Persla, where parents at one time were glad to be rid of little girls and willingly sold them for a few dollars, there is now & strong desire for educated womanhood, as evidenced by the establishment of in- dustrial_and other_schools for girls. Printed and Knitted Ties, Woven Madras It is the ideal 3ift for all the family—and there's no need $1.85 Shirts, $1.85 to tell you that everyone will remember it all through the year and the years to come. Cluster Ring, with seven || full cut blue-white dia- # monds, mounted in plati- | We'll be to have you inspect the BIG-SIX COUPE at any tix:e — bgl;lid. too, to make arrangements to have it at s | num. Special— your front door Christmas morning where all the folks will High-Grade : ) Silk Reefers “ see it bright and early. Come in today! 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