is... manhunt. soc.
owns ' umrao
"AW!“- .
‘ h...“ established di-
of What! States pena-
“ making five states
“total or 18. The north‘
Dragon. . Washlnm.
‘Wilnonsn, lllinola, lo-
ud Oklahoma, with a
. ,, .In Pennsylvania
,_ neonates and theI
The southern states
South Carolina. Geor-
..Alsbams. Mississippi.
‘Tonnessee and Ken-
‘rfll. nsreasueuw.
... l committee of the lo
N lilnois by an almost un-
M has refused to recall-
repeal of the public opinion;
_ ioh’ilie people of chi-
jean voting direct on the
or public ownership of the
why ystem. ,
“than is an; erroneous idea abroad."
DIV.“ ..dealer in writing materials.
abilttllo typewriter has practically
“no the pen out of estatence. As a
t , of fact. manufacturers are pro
millions more pens today than
business house and office than
I the‘hdvent of the writing ma-
, and‘in'firc pens are malaise:
' them. 'i‘hetpcfiaessentla to't'hc
-. < " and’th‘e home. it is
" tel! required by good form In so-
mpondence, and for other pur-
nothing can supplant it. because
angeise can aetlgforth with such
. y the individual characteristics
"a? writer in the shape of auto-
a c peculiaritleyiw -“,I .
" A railroad story deyelopcd yester-
' ' ' .to the effect that the experimental
sis of an electric train between
ow Rochelle and umhmont showed
speed of« 100 miles ‘an hoiir. which
course'm‘not long maidtsined on
hort aflstretch. But It is stated
_, the electric train was standing
1'.l when a five hour express for
. Hlzi fle'w ‘past. The tamer then
W .- up. and"easily overhauled the
prose iah’d‘ra’n away ahead of it. The
‘ inept Is naturally regarded With
‘ sntleaction in railroad circles.
especially a triumph of the ovcr-'
electric! system as against the
rd woman. . . .
...
‘V “it?!“ “Nougat-e coming into
. owns. ““4 “Wald that comet of
M“. “0t 0 jumped the prices
1111800 to $10,000, but
. 9 lift of selling them
mid «litter to pr’ Yorkers~when
ow‘acts both use levelcr and
mantle for the rocks. Verily.
use bayseeds" have adopted .Wall
M methods.-—Ansonin Sentinel.
_ __.._.._...---—
‘I’HEODORE ROOSEVELT.
An Acrostic. '
to is a man who is our nation's
,l
I
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8.
lg; J; at?” and reputation are world
34
a to serve with utmos
{the girl «attributed means to include
in her wardrobe. "may do duty on
Immxfor more important occasions
:wlldn put on over a fluffy waist of lace
v uhlngton have Jolll- 3”“ “L
which are in vogue is strictly stnnv
Ining.
,be hollowed blindly by inhabitants of
lcool gradually. ,,Then set on the ice
e; - >
V William acts be bright, ycn none .
dim-
t‘pwiiinethcy do. all those opposing
m. 4..
he and anxious for our
. . , wonder at his great Iorcc'
" “.d will-his helpful. safe re-
‘. a .
obstacles and wrongful
“‘“x m\ll‘“‘
.. .L—_..\_.__:‘,.r‘.‘...o.._
The m.m~h a good style for
very ordinary occasions. when worn
over a plain shirt, but will answer
The suit with cutaway cost when
made of the large shepherd's plaids
‘ Many of he hats are of such sheer
light straw . at the wide brims do not
ave to be wired down at the back
at fall naturally over the hair with
the more weight of the trimming.
“Dress mentions a little poke bonnet
of rough burnt sienna straw, covered
with lilacs and blush roses. a particu-
larly delicate combination. From either
side where the brim curved down over
the ears were streamers of reddish-
brown tulle, which tied under the chin
most. ooquettlshly. it was worn by n
,oelpbrated beauty whose hair was of
the same wonderful reddish brown, and
the sheet was simply exquisite.
. Some use celery to equal proportions
for shrimp salad and others use let'
tune either makes a good dish. and
possibly there is no better time than
the present to work this salad into the
home menu, for everybody craves
green things at this season and the
fl: of the dressing is always health-
u.
A plain little . hoped yoke and col-
lar. outlined wi b embroidery, inset
above a solid deep yoke of narrow
tucks varies the ,usual style of these
deep tucked yokcs while it does not
interfere with the desirable fullness
given by the many tucks.
What hsensibie fad it is. this of
wearing walking skirts ankle length!
New York fashions are not always to
smaller cities. but this Is one the
is surely worth imitating. .
The side trimming and opening that,
is predicted much popularity for sum-
mer frocks often continues down the
skirt. the narrow belt only cutting the
length of line from "top to toe" and
showing that the gown is not intended
to be classed as a princess.
Blue jackets with yellow centers sl-
rn'uiate the wild asters of the fail.
many times ,m'agnified, making a
charming bat trimming for a young
woman. ,
Best results in cleansing are found
by experience to come from houses
of highest reputation, and though io-‘
wer prices may be an attraction a
ruined garment proves them but poor
economy.
There are many who find nothing
equal to the peculiar flavor of grape
fruit, and these may enjoy this grape-
nghter. sweeter, more palatable
caesium-asp cuumuw. ...“
President Roosevelt and Family Salt
official parties bound for the James-
town Exposition will sail down the Pot role in formally opsnilm the exposh
tomac today, embracing represents-l tion. and the examines are to begin as
tives of the executive and legislativei soon as he arrives on the
branches of the United States Govern-_ features of the day are to
merit, and the diplomatic represents.- by the president, a parade of detach-
given of foreign governments. who will ments of the army and navy, conclud-
e
ceremonies of the Jamestown 'l‘er-Cen- tion to the president
tennisl Exposition. ‘
Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss Ethel. Archie and
Quentin will sail on the Mayflower into
this afternoon.
a Joint committee of senators and; hundredth anniversary of the organism
members of the House of Representw‘ tion of Christ Episcopal Church. of
lives, their families and a number of this place. was fltly celebrated today.
employees of each house, sailed on tho the exercises including the unveiling
new daylight steamer Jamestown, at 8 of the tablet to the memory of Rev.
a. m.
of which are the guests of the ,Tep‘ Among the speakers were Rev. Sum
Centennial Commission. will soil at. no! Hart, Prof. Charles. F. Johnson, of
5:45 o'clock this afternoon on the Trinity College. and Rev. N. 3. Corn-
steamer Newport News.
matic party will make the run down suatford.
w ”
and wholesome.’
«...--.....a... m—-———
\....—..._ .. ”...—...,
a “two mam—«\Mlamulwhb—n—i
IN THE EXPOIITION.
...—......
lduring the night and‘wiii return Fri-
lday night. The ‘congresslonal party
is to be quartered at-I Old Point Com-
fort and will mart for Washington
25.-——Three Sunday morning.
The president In to play the loading
for Jamestown This Afternoon.
WASHINGTON. April
ound. The
a speech
present tomorrow at the opening ing in the evening witha grand recep-
Presidont and .
STRATFORD CHURCH CELE'
lflATfiS.
'l‘hc congressional party, comprising STRATFORD. April 25-4119 “'0
'Samuei Johnson and the reading’ of
The diplomatic corps, the members several papers of historical interest.
well, also the pastors of the Congrsga
The president's party and the dtpio- tional and Methodist
_..-w-~,m
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We Set the Pace.
Prices like these for first quality prom itf
SUGAR. " SUGAR.
10 lbs. for soc. so lbs. for $1.90.
.M‘... ......___...... -.»..M... ...... ”WA...“
SUGAR.
5 lbs. for 25¢.
Churches, ‘cf '
25 lb. Cloth Sacks at $1.23 each.
.50 Stamps free with 1 lb. Best No. 1 Tea. . . . . ... «goo .
"so Stampsfrecwith V, lb. Best No. 1 Tea ......H.......asc
25 Stamps free with 1 lb. Mo-Ka Blend Coffee ........ . . . .32:
no Stamps free with 1 lb. Mocha and Java Calico. . . ... . . . . .3oc
15 Stamps free with 1 lb. Java and Marac'aiboCofice'. . . . . .2
Fancy Maine Potatoes. pk. . 22¢ 3 lbs. Best mil. Crackeln .. fig,
Fairbanks Gold Dust, pkg. . 18c 0mm MW Pm Mn, 1.“; m
Gold Rock Tomato Catsnp.
20c bot. Beckmann’s Bestoocos.g’f-‘
“ran arenas rna'r sec The race] 7
fl“!
THE NEW‘IYflHK Bflflfllfl ......
South Not-walk. TELEPHONE.
Twenty-six Retail Stores.
.
_ v
fruit beverage from The Designer. Cut
the fruit. rind and all. into pieces and
extract every seed. Put Into a hot
water pitcher. with cut loaf sugar in
the proportion of four or five pieces
(0 each grape fruit. Fill the pitcher
with boiling hot water, cover and let
until thoroughly cool; fill glasses with
one-third cracked ice and the pg.
lance with the bitter-sweet beverage
and serve.
A- decided upward tilt at the from
BMW his, about hat gives a coming, _
‘uflh In“ th contrasts ”many With
the demure. downturn“ bi‘lm filled in
with fluffy hair at the ...... . Panamas
in this style are simply RM with
a Roman striped scarf. with or “out ’
a wide. soft quill thrust through. _ ~.
New sweaters that will without
doubt have many an airing before the
season is over) are made very attrac-
tive by introducing yokes cuffs and
narrow peplum of plain knitting,
while the body of the garment is done
in a fancy stitch.
-Embroidered batistc
blouse to wear with‘n ii
skirt.
Rhubarb presents a much more all)-
pctising appearance for the table if t
simmers only just long enough to be
some perfectly tender; if allowed to
boil hard. it will look "mushy.
________..._———-
PUGILIST CHA‘RDGEED WITH MUR-
R.
LONDON. April 25.—-—"Pediar" Pal-
mer. the English pugiiist, who with
another man was arrested on suspi~
clan of having caused the death of an
unknOwn man whose body was found
in a railroad car coming from Ep-
nlakos sdulntl’
can cost and
t
don Police Court today with mur-
3:? After a passenger on the train
had testified that he saw Palmer hit
the deceased several
refused to stop singing,
was remanded.
" may tor war,
‘ views though enemies d
whil‘chiidren's watc
. .
"if" V loom an. competent to lead,
u should there be . ““0“”ng
NEW KAY,” "-
33 “unwasmncron or.
com, after the races, was charged at ..
blows because he _
the prisoner
M-
. . VIRIDGE FOR YALE.
“NAT” an April as.——n was
Phone ass-4.
. TRAVEL OVER THE
And you don't find hotter provisions anywhere to ‘
the DELICACIES and NECEBSITIES of daily life (it
roof. ‘ 53‘ eve brought it here
In Ceylon you would find a dolicicu. Tea. Innly fine flavored
for your pleasure. In Java you would find an ex
Cotton. We have also brought that bars from Java.
We are the agent. for the famous Chen C San
known the world over for their excellence. From 0
products we have selected the choicest. A wider vs
shape Is not to be found in Ncrwaik.
CHARLES E. S
LEADINGGROCER. om “03w“;
only you both with
right under this one
rn Toss and Coins.
' :- innumerable home
My kept In batter
Busters and ,
Cutbill’s Bridge is}; Milk“. ;
Free delivery. , ' an .5133. _
V - ..M- - »—~ W
GGS
15 Fans 2-50.;
rarsnivfl- W “’- ' ' ' ' ' ' 2 ,‘sl :2: $250M??? admirers :2;
3 cans N. v. State Corn 2 Health Brand muster. venom 336°
GMPW. Perm --.......-n I’ Pun-DH“ Apple] couscous-a 25°
co
zm‘mgiwdag‘: spinach at slow price. 1:- ion or an... a“ Vegetables.
n r . V ‘ h V l . - I l I.
6‘ :33.) d i"3i‘.'.‘i.“"i"i'n?°.‘.1l§ . ‘ ‘ ' , _
' - Itlca . o , .. ‘ ‘ /
h. fihfiy,m exact date not having been unith OOQ ry ‘ ‘
W
home men 'wutdd‘have more money
? “on pin Street
menugwonld Day “it '-
7’ tl‘taslr'
nlv
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WhatAre Friday Specials ?
Friday Specials a ' the Boston Storetare merchandise specials,
in realilu- Each w'7‘ k we select articles from everu department
Which we intend to , 5mm“ at a “I“ low price for ONE DAY
ONLY. . Tile cos are out from twentu'flve to thirty-three
percent lower on regular and non can depend upon our state-
multilateral item is exactlu as advertised. Our undersellinu...
polio" 15 not . islesdma. We cannot too strongly condemn the
unscrupuiou practice which seeks to conveu entirelu different
stories fro f,Sthiczpselwlilcli [tingle warrant. 1iWe emphasize the
- 6 us 0 SGlll‘lllleltl iioul Dino uses and com at-
$3333 we lNVITE COMPARISON. D
FRIDAY SPECIAL N0. 9.
WOMEN'S LACE HOSE.
Pine quality black mercerized
Lisle Hose. lace boot, all new pat,
terns. Regular price We.
Friday ~Ipaclal, 35c Pair.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. Ill.
TOURIST RUCHINC.
Boxes containing 6 yards, neatly
and conveniently put up. Regular
DI'ICe 29c.
Friday Special, 17c.
FRIDAY. SPECIAL NO. 11.
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR.
Narrow Four-in-hands and Club
Ties. black and all colors, the cor-
rect thing for tailor-made shirt
waists. Regular price 25c.
Friday Special, 15c.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 12.
COLLAR FOUNDATIONS.
Soft finish featherbone Founda-
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 17.
75c BLACK TAFFETA SILK..57e
24 inch black Taffeta. Our re ~-
nlar 75c quality, just about onoush
to last out the day.
Friday Special, 67o.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 13. .
SLACK SATEEN PETTICOATl.
100 black Sateen Petticoats‘st a
third under price. You can buy to-
morrow the best 81.50 patticoat
value on the market and save 530.
Friday Special, 97c.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 19.
PERCALES. .
Yard Wide Percalcs, the best.
Regular price lie.
Friday Special, 11I/zc.
Choice of our entire stock
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 20.
WHITE WAIC'I‘INCS. ‘
‘Icrcerlzed White Waistlngs, all
new designs. Our regular ’25
WH ITE to $1.25.
ay, Your Choice, 75c.
mmed in long or oi~
nothing less
N's NECKWEAR.
lies, in four-tobacds.
ks and shield tacks; all
his colorlngs,
Friday Onlyd 19c.
heavy or light weight kinds,
best grades of web.» Rogu-
FRIDAV SPECIAL NO. 4.‘
CRUSH LEATHER IAGB.
f ‘Milgator. seal and mocha lions white or black 1% and 2 ualit ‘
ather trimmed. drawn with inch'stm u to 16'. Re i q y.
Isllk cord. Regular 81.50 price 100. p s“ or PM” Special, 19c Yard.
Friday Special, 5c.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 13.
c. M. c. HOSE surrosrsns.
in fancy frilled iisle webbing.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 21.
TOW‘ELINC. '
Just received another shipment
of that famous unbleached Crash
Toweling, the price everywhere is
Friday Special. $1.00.
FRIDAY SPEGiAL NO. 5.
SUIT CASES.
or pe‘ o envy eathcr 30 “I ll 00 0- Frida I
isomers. ”fans clam”- 'fli‘xwllent Friday Special. 17c. ’w‘l' BM‘ ;
or genera use. Regular 1.50 vs. _ FRIDAY SPEC! ., .
lne. - . ‘ ‘ I FRIDAY. SPECIAL NO. 14. . TAILE Llama}? ~ 2'
SLACK SEWING SILK.
100 yard spools, black only.
smooth finish and full count. RES!»
lar price In file.
Friday Special, 7c.
FRIDAY SPECIAL No. 15. .
WOMEN'S SUITS.
1 lot. of just twelve suits, sizes
14. 16, 18. up to 38, Eton. and Pony
coats full pieswd skirts. Regular
$20.06 value.
Just for Friday. $12.98.
Think of the saving.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 16.
A DRESS GOODS SENSA‘I'ION.
50c Wool Dress Goods for 32¢.
it beats all records. Twenty
lessees, all new. Today's price is
c. .
Tomorrow's Price, 32c.
Ail pretty checks and mixtures.
58 inch Unbleached Table Dani
ask, heaVy quality. Value today
she per yard. ‘ .' '
Friday Special, 23c. ”‘
FRIDAY SPECIAL N0. 23.
MADRAS CURTAINS.’
100 pairs Madras Cross‘stripc
Curtains. snowflake design. neg.
ular $2.00 value. p “
Friday Special, $.49.
FRIDAY SPECIAL N0. 24.
EARTHEN TEA POTS.“ .
2 quart English Earthen Tea
Pot. Regular price 35c. ‘
‘ . Friday Specialr23c.
FRIDAY SPECIAL NO. 25.
CUPS AND SAUCERS.
White Porcelain 'l‘ea Cups and
Saucers. Usual price So.
For Friday. 5c. .
Friday Special, ".19.
FRIADY SPECIAL no. a.
PROPHYLACTIC . room
CRUSHES
The only brush that. thormghiy
cleans the teeth.” Every brush
guaranteed. 3501s the regular
price.
Friday, 19c.
FRIDAV SPECIAL NO. 7.’
PE‘ARG' UNSCENTED SOAP.
Regular 16c value.‘
Friday Special, 8c.
FRIDAY SPECIAL N0. S.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HOSE.
131 Heavy Ribbed Hose. double
sole and: knee. extra elastic. lieg-
ulnr price 12m.
Friday Special, 9c.
msuamca LAW CHANCES.
...——
Committee of the American Bar Aeso- . V ‘ I . ' '
elation Suggests Uniform System. ' ‘ ' . s
rmnaomma, April 25.——The In- - . . . p ‘ I
surance law committee of the Ameri- ‘ -
can Bar Association,'which has been .
in session hero devising a system of
uniform laws for the government of
insurance business in this country
has adopted the following recommen-
dations, the elaborate of which will
constitute the report: 4
“First—the appointment of state
insurance commissioners for fitness
and expert qualification for the posi-
tion. rather than as a reward for poll-
tical services. > . ,
"Second—That all companies creat-
ed outside of the United States make
deposits in- ‘at least-one state. The
on of motive for this recommendation
was the action of certain German com-
panies after the San Francisco .flre.
whi h repudiated their" policies. -
“ it‘ll—The repeats! theirotalla-
A store full of good things to eat. 3 Everything displayed for our pat-
rons to examine for unions and cleanliness. and good quality. We carry a
full line of reassemble Vegetables fr call every morning from the markets.
Very Best Butter. 350 lb. Iiolf . Pound-.199
Butter Is a little higher, but‘we look out for the quality. loot.
\
r
“mud“ own“ “'9‘ quality. at. .10c ' Imported 89?!”er cheese. Phlladci.
Fancy Norfolk Spinachj young and pills Cream, Napalm“ and American
tendenpeck 35¢ chm"
Fancy Boston Cucumbers....2 for m 3 “m" “PM! Rme""""""““"25°
WV ‘1“ In“ , I don. Heinz Sweet Pickles......1
"Fourth—The repeal of the valued “Wm mam“. yonna and 1 m xx “on” ‘ ‘09
polllg‘ynllawsfih ti ‘1 h tateot tender...................Scbunoh Porto afoot“ to“.
.. '" 1m“ m “.0“ ' . . omens. .........lsa
the oillce of the fire marshal. This Kale“, curly 8'03“. peck .........25n 3 a“; Pen Beans . , .2 . .
exists at present at onlyl‘Innsytblrd‘ of 2 lbs. Fancy xx Cakes. ..... Waco 1a "F . . ,50
mgslltatlit'l‘be enactment of ayyfederal 3 nts‘. Sweet fictitious. all medium iii :3.“ , :“W ““0““ "f‘, .251:
statuteLprolli‘libiténlg the use of ta: also as. 2Inflémflfi‘dmnm...”.....ggzI.
m” «w cu m «999 ,, , . ~ _ ,
and wxanytcolmvsayméu at; W“: "whirl." "I WW '9'" 1 inroanut Butter .............m
b thelawotes o n. eacsw cyan wait. p“ J . ______
yf'Seventh—Thn apportionment and a I . "I “'8 “lofted ills
contingent dilltrlbtitlon of deform di- ‘ . ‘ h ‘ .
videndws surplus on policies now in i. . ‘ . . . .
force. as a precedent to the right to . ‘ , , ‘ f ,3. . , ‘ .. "r,
on“ slur .. ~ , on to ' ‘oooloff '
e co pan area . n . . y « . - , ‘
The Amfiglli" Asso:l‘atton twill; , , , ‘ ‘ , ,
nicotine n cones ngup .. - ~ _ I, . ‘ _ . .
ductile {he suggestions.‘ ‘ ' 7! North Main St. . m. 0.", mp . 3 . “WWW“ ‘
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