Evening Star Newspaper, May 30, 1929, Page 6

(!nlylnml v—nl that -may - ha: quil- ‘ice wagan,’. and, c6 and, b ihl] lh cit! as eléctric trams, the o e G o T g Suamaul ey el s e s ana | S e oy ol e Ve e 0. Tmiles” wide, which, like s huge " £ the cily = lmproved by a People who appear unhurried. One | 5 " : i s ‘.!Y.r!el‘ run at rl‘hl angles. There are of the most ridiculous sights in i i 3 \sllnd .:.t: ‘:‘::‘:‘:m;{ %,r:fn:".:eg.'{:: also shaded parks and squares. The Guayaquil streets is an elongated na- Y , T rrents of the ocean and river, so | fine residences of Guayaquil are as at-| tive Tiding a donkey so small t]h-tdlhn 5 : thet the Guavas Is often a8.smooth as | tractive as their fimsy bamioo con- | rider's feet, If extended, would drag = 1 | strugtion, st the Often the | the ground. s 1aker Algy Ehetriver “‘*;‘J'W‘;‘}I'm&o:floum:;:ml Pouses have a| “There are few spoté in Gunquun‘ [sun_nurtu by me ,mmv,,_m ,, largér floor area‘than the floors inside. where the traveler is out of the range e 'lg:r:r:,:r;:l Fromt- Sh Waeror of the odo: of c;cln bznn<v'"xdn‘l‘l;|;‘ : ront’ Shops Numerous. | ¢ . Fine Display at Guayaqwl uayaquil Harbor is a perpetual pa- Open e | e e e il rade of boats of all sizes, from the “In the business streets the ground th h ‘bean will have the benefit of uudm native dugouts to the huge floors of bordering bulldings are usually | {¥ e e e | Possible Since Ccly Was funneled ocean-going cral v occupied by open front shops. In these ook ocoa 10aded and unloaded as the: - | shops an English, French or American ®Xport ol por i i Native canoes, rude, but, woman may buy perfumes. cosmetics -—— ' hore. , . Freed of Epidemics, ., 'rcgr:;‘ ofh sA‘l)rrnneln skiffs lnd‘ omeru"nrce«?!;rks;‘nlmo‘n as readily xepruemhvel in Orash. e e e e atng | “There Are numerous sweet shops| MOUNT HOLLY. N.J., May 30 (P Feuador will display all its €00ds. yeane™anigator pears, melon and open cafes where litte tables are | Representative John D. Oraddfek of | e a. : t the sidewalk in the shade = wares and merchisy al the snnual | magoct, fusvas. Jimes, peaches, apples, Set out on the sidewali i (he shade xcentucky and Representative HAENM O | It has all the news of the world—supplied by Associated - ! rsey Wwere exhibition to be-held At Guayaquil m,dwr\ trawberries and o 4 § Commrtonimu e fl.}mag‘:&m Jersey were wightly October T BRI S e mvare sales- | 07 [, R . Press dispatches and The Star’s own staff of correspondents “Until 1918 Gifayaquil HeuoEs ‘b\ Guayas tributaries. Bamboo hut s pans and buckets | “Their car was struck broadside by | eapped by frequeht cpidemics.” says a ' bY G! fsome o (herafts house | o LRI s B ke heape | avother automoblle. They were taken | £ and corps of reporters—and is full of special features— bulletin from _she National phic Society. “YaIOw feveraged there and ¥ fmmiltes, their poultry and | [ ooy of an ancient flivver. Then e i T et ATy, | mariners_savided thé.. port. Tedayy there are venders of iced @rinks and | (nef WOAESS 8 i T SR e o T interesting, instructive and entertaining‘ thanks to ; J sweetmeats, and-“newshoys and street s ya X a ity of Hars city :spreads out on a “Broad | Tnerehante ot vefious other types whose | Uninjured. calfhy inhgbithnts and | hich n'n&( more han 4 feet refrain is almost deafening = — s trad® Ta; h the rts of) | a at high tide. A solid row e &- ds'h T eapat of Sa;n’!:::mca } itlding lines the quay. Their onkey and Horse Still in Service. *Although Gunvlquu lies but 40 mile§ nnc foore are hidden in the shadows * reet resounds with the clatter up the Guayas River, from the Pngchm' arcades, while the balconied upper for in. Guayaquil the donkey Ocean, 1t 18 mesrer: New Yotk than ' flogrs are shielded from the sun by have not been wholly dis- San Fi is The. P; nal cut reed awnings. . placed by the automobile. 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