The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1921, Page 21

OORT ET BE LT TITS TEL y Dog Ran pe It lee. “You'll never see that dog again, | You ought to have had better sense jthan to talk out loud about your dos W hen He Heard | |being shot. My dog is an old ‘hunter | “Well, you've done it, He'll prob- a "Understood Hunting Lingo and{ ably, turn up some time during the l 1 Tha 5 |wirter in California, for he heard me earned int His Predecessor | reading to my wife the other night Shot. ad about the most direct cross-continent jtra:k” evening World.) ) SAYVILLE ts L, a een Dati, tavicd phcanes hed adeerer| HELD ON MAIL FRAUD x javing planned to spend the} Winter in California, took his valuable) | CHARGE IN STOCK DEAL ge ld to a neighbor and made | pponin of Omaha Company Put at, 0 eet eet More Than Million, i “Pil be giud to have him," said the | wiiam g. Chipley. sixty yeare old, | ig Relghbor, and the dog looked up int Se ae er af eae | 4 Abie face and wagged his tall grat nguished and aristocrati# in wp: | Etully. “I need a dog, for my own was | Penance; was held to-day by United | shot last week by a neighbo: ates Commissioner Hitchcock in| | ‘ The canine pricked up his cars, then | $25,000 bail on an indictment by the | turned and ran for dear life down the |Omaha Federal Grand Jury, charging | Greet. him with using the mails to defraud. | “There!” exclaimed Laidiaw in an-' ie was arrested by Post Office Inspec: | PENNY A POUND PROF race AAaRe Specials for Friday and Saiorday. MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED SMYRNA FIGS The Orient’s choicest offerin’ s—enshrined in coverings of our famous Briarcliff Mille Chocolate. Our regular 69c goods. (e2 EXTRA SPECIAL POUND BOX CHOCOLATE COVERED All \ The SiSS"") Three + Elsewhere 49c ASSORTED or ’ CREAMERY 7" 1g CARAMELS (Wrapped) POUND BOX Elsewhere 60c (e Thre STYLE Cie STYLE CREAM CHOCC\.ATES WHILE POUND BOX THEY LAST Elsewhere 60c We Also Offer: Milk Chocolate Wafers As Loft makes them. One of the true members of the melt in your mouth family. roe 59e¢ Churches, Sunday Schools, Public Institutions, Candy Committees pand Donators! ZQPOLnns 3 -For $4.50 we will sell you 30 pounds Very Excellent Candy, together bas 60 handsomely lithographed Half-Pound Boxes, all put up in one case, ready for the entertainment. Come and get them. —~ the Qlb. carton of | PSunswect |. California’s p Nacu re Flavored pound carton of Sunsweet Prunes. A handy, air-tight package filled to the top with juicy, full-meated prunes the pick of California's pack! 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Street between St, ost ins and has. already sold about a third of the ‘ i : i daempnsseneliliisemsadavon sentence at St. Elizabeth Hospital here; ter, Jacob Morse atid Charles’ Whal- |PRESIDENT PARDONS void hag bd oe A ute, faust ere. ndian, serv’ fe sentence Pea SRE am 2 ALLEGED SLAYERS) stexeit's tsiand, Wash. for murder. [Jewish Centre Buys Up Theatre tor - Two wife murderers were recommended New Year's Eve. One Was % “Convictea From | for pardon, but Attorney General The Coliseum Theatre at 18ist Street NO PROFIT SALE IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT Fancy Cunianees || BUTTER UNEEDA Q° BISCUITS Pillsbury’s Gold Medal 74% Lb. Bag FLOUR 95° SOAP ‘= Fine Cane Granulated Lowest SUGAR* 3 | - ROYAL P3ahyg 3 —s | 3° ee can 19° ae 6 5° (e) Big NBC Cracker Sale | o Grandma’s Cookies, lb. 16c Cheese Tid-Bits . . lb. 27c Nabisco, Lotus, Anola, c Ramona Sugar Wafers Pkg 8 Oven Fresh Cc BREAD (p. Best Value in City Smi. Phd. 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