The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1922, Page 9

€ o 4 ment have hocmed winter fslyne ON Mustrated pictorials take their plaice the Great Lees.” say. Andiew © | They are small in size and only t Lanquiat of Bay City, Mich., who has from sixteen to twenty ‘ it from a civeulatic nt arrived at the Majestic Fish'ng trom ! through the swe hi Popular and pleture: there, even when the lumber bus was the centre with fishermen’s shanties, The stant is built on run ind moved over Vor a quick and alway’s inter the ice, Sometimes several miles from of New shore, ‘The fisherman chops a few canaries, (Tl + holes through the jee, sets his act | then settles down for the winter with |‘ ead: Hines," says W his stove and tobacco " s of Ob » Who is at comes ashore ¢ ‘ tt ad cr ried Indus city and of the ind their ways leads to lecting glimpses sometimes vols and the ever headline in local ha a boat.” . 1s York,"” declared © haries 1. Marshall Iver Qn sinaw Bay scoordingly, no People Fish Through the Ice |signs which on: 4 _ | the ry of a aS an Industry, and Not aS| wanted to erect Binvt ned Eat +e, ti in Leicester Squ a Sport, and Enjoy Life 11) mission or ti », “k After due col Bob Sled Shacks. refused the p the sien would be too o¢ Ve do not have the magazines of th ireulation which are so popular | ra “Mr. Marshall went on, “but our f the bie electric here. They can firm whieh |)» lectric sign | 14 Ami sround that | By Roper Batchelder. "A severe winter and unemplor- SPICHONS: the newspapers rin way abeat of any ways been indus f attention 1 nna.one “Saginaw Bay just now ts dotted “AS OTHERS SEE US." nich, and to get fel and nd move buoks e drawba i see mune! the window unit ti ea pe and netivity and aly loating Ice" rbout 4 yonth from now, There are always onfe, usually old timers, too wie — the city whieh [have ave to be brought Imek to shore in) to obtain in-any other way." . “THEM WAS THE HAPPY DAYS." AMERICA AND BRITAIN Conditions are getting better every “When it comes to electric lights. day down in Mexico ondon is dark in’comparison to New in the opinion Jor G. MH. Gureia of Mexico City, who ive a tseat the Majestic, and eites the fg f London, ut the As ay McCreery You [leed---at You use these toilet articles daily, many a’nuniber of times a day. This means that you buy them often, proba- bly one at a time at their regular prices. ‘It is so small an amount it does’t matter,” you say. It does matter. lowing tha Dep tured and held for ransom by one of . Villa's bands during the last revolu the nine-story building restriction, ands’, asked per- tie uincil. {tions were mi puncll | the “My father was r © AlintsFine Furniture Annual Sale of Toilet Articles The Very Toilet Articles All Articles Are Standard—All Prices Are Special _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDN ESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, to San A to, Tex. neldent as one of the things | ¢ amily | at does not happen any more: | “Tt was, as an expression here put My father, Pedro Garcia, formeriy |!t, ‘a erewt life if you didn't weaken ty Governor of Puebla, was cap- whd joined bls, F: (RTHEST FROM HOME. The “New Yorker for a Day or Two" who is farthest from home to day is K. Mino, who is at the Penr éylvantia His home town, Tokio, is *jabout 7,500 miles from Broadway —__—_ SUGAR PLANTERS TO DISSOLVE. of stockholders of the * Corporation yesterday n. he said. “He refused to pay as terrorized in this way ry morning for a w ht before a firing sq’ I shot at but not ith morning elaborate pret d he was then told would surely be exe-| this time ted ly frightened is time, and sO he eed to pay thy hom, But it did not win his free d finally he exeaped. — After} iree months he made his way ean wh | ach and 7.00 shares | 10 par Valite | MID-WINTER SALE | DINING ROOM. PEDROOM and LIVING ROOM SUITES * ALSO PERSIAN and CHINESE RUGS | AT REDUCTIONS OF 10°, TO 50', The Flint list of new customers || increases in almost exact pro portion to those who ‘‘shop” before they come here. Com parison almost invariably proves that in spite of “sales,” “‘reduc- | tions’ and ‘‘mark-downs,” when it comes to really dependable Furniture, Flint prices are low est. 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