Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 23, 1910 · page 2

 

on Evidence

 
 
 
 
 

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., h” at “Mt
‘4 ‘ .» rel-made H

or sanders . reeled.

p . orwaih’peo ‘ esdd their ice
nib". .
They gladly praise Dean's Kidney

~ w.- , w
quick re let and lasting cures.
. {Ill Norwai evidence is now oom-

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tell “~—

by. is. _
South Norwslk testimony is can‘tirm-

Viéflfinports of early relief substantiat-
y.

. res doubly proved. By test ultimo.
" to Eduth Norwhiit citisea speak.
\ 1“. Jones, 6 Hawkins Ave,
N walk. Colin. says: “The
. f to Dean’s Kidney Pills effect-
, ‘r e. 3; only case over two years ago has
' ‘ l “ indslad to say. been permanent. Ai
. on . me i was suddeniy taken ill and
coilid scarcely more an account of the
le, re . alnsvaorose the small of my
t; t I stooped. a sudden twinge
s darted through my kidneys and for
level-u seconds i hardly dared to
amine. Spells oi' dizziness and pains
“ ‘ini‘lhti, back and top or my hand were
common. The oontents oi one‘box
en's Kidney Pills. procured at
' E’Plaisted's Drug Store, removed

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. e‘dlaagreenble symptoms at kid-
.V‘ironbie and my health is now
eh better. l‘ionn’s Kidney Pills cer-
t nly lived up to etbe claims made for
1 than: in my. case."
' For sale by all dealers. Price 50
" ~deride. Foster-Milbtirn 00., Buffalo,
new York. sole agents for the United
i‘ ethics.
emember the name—moan's—und

to be other. ,

 

 

/ ONE MILLION IMMIGRANTS.

Arrived in the United states During ‘

One Year.
WASHINGTON. April 23.~Aocord-
ing to present indications. immigra-
tion to the United States for the ilscal

year 1910 promises to reach one mil
lion people, it the record for the iirst
nineimonihg of the year is maintain-
ed.: The arrivals for March were 136.-
745, and for the nine months or the
fiscal year 667,049. it has been sever-
alyears since the immigration figures
reached the million mark. the last year
be!!! 1907. When 1.285.349 aliens were
adml ted to the United Status. Of the
immigrants who were admitted during
March. 110,207 were male and 26.538
were female. or these 8.400 were Ger
man. 31.086 were from the south oi’
Italy; 22.003 were Polish, and 5.906
were Greek.

For the first seven months of the fist
calyear. that. is. from July last to Jan-
nary inclusive. 12.092 immigrants were
disbarred. Of these 209 were kept. out
because of insanity or feeble mental-

. ity in some form; Lilith because they
and} nthsome or dangerous contagi-
ous (lit 39; 7.768 bocnuso they wore
liable to moon": a public charge, and
859 becauéo it was charged they wurc
contract laborers.

The Immigration Burt-nu for the any.
on months returned to the country
whence they canto 422 persons because
of insanity or other mental conditions.

 

To CURE A COLD iN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BliOblO Quinlan
Tablets. Drugststa refund money it
it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE’S sig-
nature is on each box. 26c.

 

TURKISH SULTAN HA8 MEABLEB.

CONSTANTINOI’LE. April 23.—~Sul.
inn Mobmcd V.. of Turkey. is suffering
from a slight attack of measles.

THE New salami}

Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic is the science or the

cam of the disease and the art of a -

, Justina the some. Diseases are cause
by a ,wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. liven if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dinereut organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the all
nerve systems in your body.

Neuron-noes. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
me- are given npeciel situation; also
Curvature or the Spice. You will
never regret giving chiropractic a
chance to help you.

. ir. FRANCIS. o. c.
u WHiNOTOH .7. '0. "DIWALI
“candle Treatment. Giver, Also.

”new... 3.. a

rod in: '

Dilemmas authorise throw
myview Ave. Central Ave. Wood-
mr Ave. and liliodonoils Psi-it.

aw it AND 7 noon neuritisw
idnooln avenue, Woodward avenue
and Girard place.

_03#00.u.000. ' .
Automobile liability and

. Fire insurance
Ulagrfiwotidlflu stunt-nip Tickets.

.1. M Layton 5. Co.

(incorporated) _
Ii Iiiiitiiono nvi. so. iioiivviiut.

 

 

 

 

HubLheediY'
rm Front Orb. ,
.adfiifiid

g 3 ii. in. ‘l‘relgh 'iwoim

. 7i“ hbthip.m.wdm
'Mli up to 5:10 p. Ii. .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Business Men Are
‘10 ‘ dilute the
‘leinte

inosrouqntnn gin—“Pile niont stir-
ring meetiafi perhaps which the trans-
portation committee of the Boston
tiluiinber of 0 minorce has ever held

 

wont on recor today as unanimously
0 posed to reduction of freedeniur-
r as time on the railroads from lid to
48 hours. There were present at the
meeting representatives or the Cheap
bhrs oi Contract-co and business organi-
zations from all parts or New England
to register a vigorous protest against
the cut. ' >

A committee at three was appointed
by Albert 0. Duncan. chairman of the
transportation committee who pre-
aided at the meeting to cooperate with
the transportation committee of the
chamber or commerce in the drafting
of a bill to present to the legislature
on tho matter of free ilemurrage.

,Mr. Babbitt. who represented the
Bellows Fall. Vt.. board of trade. otter-
ed the services of that body to the ear
pause which might be incurred in the
fight ivorj‘th'o retaining of the present
rule mil are. r). M. Woodward
vice- . i eat of the Worcester board
of trade. M 'Mr. l’oriilns. representing
the businessmeu‘s association of Hart.
ford. Conn. Mr. Hathaway 0! the
Springfield board of trade. Mr. O'lieuru
representing tho. Lowell board oi'
trade all registered a vigorous pyotcsl
altruiust the proposcd reduction in
t ins. ‘ '

 

 

Something Regarding a Remarkable
Colored Educator from the South.

The visit of Booker T. Washington
to the Sunday Evening institute has

aroused a great deal of Interest. and
a few words regarding this remarltnbic
man will be of interest at this time.
He was a slave in Virginia, fifty
years ago. During his boyhood be
worked at household labor. anti also in
the mines. lie early. 'howevcr, found
his way to Hampton institute. and ai'~

ter bin graduation taught school. fol. S. ll. V. tiuinbs. pasit'irw—l’reachiug Iit
iowing‘ihis with another period of litcili u. in. by iii-r. H. K. Nichols. of

as a student at s seminary in Washing-
ton. lic was chosen principal of Task-
exec institute at the early use of men-
ty-two_ beginning With thirty pupils.
in an abandoned negro church.

The institute now has about three
thousand ncrcs.of land. between two
and three million dollars worth of pro
perty, and enrolls sixteen hundred puv
pile. Dr. Washington. without having
any college education himself, has rc~
oelrcd from Harvard University the do
grco of Master of. Arts. and from ilurt:
mouth college that of Doctor of laws.
He has been invited many times to
travel iii various interests. but he has
always stuck cinsciy to his work at
Tiilliif‘flf‘o. lie is the author of six
books, and a prolific magazine writI-r.

BOXER LUNDV FOUND DEAD.

BOSTON. April :2:i.~—-.'i-iux Luudy. a
boxer who spurred six rounds with .lot-
()‘liriou of Cambridge. at liroritiou. inst
ninht. was found dead in bed at his
borne in Roxbury today.

luludy had the worst of the fight and
auroral limos ho tonlt lbc count, but
the referee decided the match to be c\'~
on.

Medical Examiner Mctlrntii ordered
the body twill iiilhc (‘ity Hospital
Morgue for an examination.

 

 

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A NEW ASSORTMENT OF

RODS, HOOKS,

and all other sundries that go to make
up I. line or

‘fFishing Tackie'l‘iiat’s
Fit for Fishing”

Charles E. Dow

11! WAIHINOTON ITIIIT
1'21}.

PAPER

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Morning“ ‘ 1
Proludewtimariolre in i) lint. . .Snlome
Aiitheinwmi‘hs Son of lied goesl'lorth

to war" .. ....‘....i........liarnes
liar-is Siiiow-“Out oi‘ the Deep". . .Mnrits
Mr. linens.
........ ..........iltitliito
Evening.
Prelude-w Audautino in 1‘) flat . .i.ninare
Anthem-J‘The hard is my Shepherd"

Neidllnxer
Trio-«“Thou wilt shew Inc the path"

....................... Marsh
l‘luet» "Hark. Mark. my iioui"..blhelioy

Miss Lee and Miss Richardson.

tiboir i-iynm .................. llavons
l’oatiude in A minor ...........(‘lnlkin

Norwalk Methodist Church. Frank D.
Torrey. pastoerurninn worship.
10:30; subject oi" Htli'llion. "linwavering
Confidence." Sunday morning class
meeting, iiziiii. led by i". ii. liedlent.
Sunday school. 12:05 p. m. lilpwortii
league deVOtioual service. 6:30 p. my.
topic. "God's Tender Mercios for all
His Creatures"; the meeting will be
under the direction of the department
of world‘s evangelism. Evening stir-
.vice. 7:30; subject of sermon. "A Fug-
itiw from Duty." Toestlny. 7:45 p. "1..
class meeting. led by F. 'l‘. litiscoc.
Thursday. 8 p. in.. a union temperance
meeting will beheld in the church: ad.
druns’by ltev. A. (i. Lawson. l). i). Fri~
tiny. 7:30 p. in, probationors‘ meeting.
The pastor wishes to meet all of the
probationers at this time. The musical

i’ostiude ....

HOOKER T wAsH‘NMGYrBNtS VISIT program for tomorrow will be as loi- .
' ' lowti'

Morning.
Prclutle—~l’asiornln ..... ‘ ......... Page.
To ileum ..................... Popper
Tenor Solo ~Spirii of (itid..NciIilinncr
Postinde~~l‘esmi March . . . .lilchmond

Evening.
l'rciiiiltiw-Atlnillo l‘iinlnbiic ..... Morkel
Qiliirtt~t~~"l) Filiiiei'. behold inc"

.................... .. . lirt-lsstuauu
Quartet-Nulesus. the voryihouxhl is
sweet" .................... Hosiuer
l’outiutio» Murcia iinostoao. . . .l’nrktir

Knight Street A. M. E. t‘hurcb. Roy.

Stamford; Sabbath school tit 13:30 p.
"1.; Alien t‘. 1.; imagine at 7 p. In..
Mrs. Frilllii Middleton lender. prcncir
ing at x p. in. by the pastor: subject.
How to Prevent Tuberculosis. Keep
llt'althy and Lin- Long. Special Iutr
sic by the choir will be as follows:
Morning.
l'roltido—~ Morning Flowers.
(liloi'tiii—“Tiit‘ March.
Junior t‘hoir.
Selection,
Siiycr Loni Quartet.
Selection.
Junior t‘lioir.
Evening.
Largo
March (in.
St uior t'huir.

i’ri-itido
Uiltll‘llrl

Anthem~~“'l‘altu my iwnri. ti Father

............................ (laden
t'iiiiir.

Anthem "Ln. iiit.‘ “tutor is past"

........................... Norbert
t'lioir.

Aiiiiicin "How sweet nt‘o 'l‘iiy works"

............................ 'l‘tinny
Choir.

CONGREGATIONAL- .

The South Norwaik Congregational
t‘hurcb. Cilarif'il H. iiiuciarlnud. pas-
tor; .lohn t3. Varnoy. church assist-
lilliwl’ublic worship at likiil) a. lit.
at Which the. pustnriwiil branch.» The
Bible school. including the younir
inen‘ti department and the young wo-
inI-ii's ilnpurtuu-nt, tum-tit at i! o'clock
At the Men's Christian inquiry club
the nutrient will be: “The Minor l’ro—
pilots and This Ago." 'l‘hc lender will
be lir. William id. tiliauoollor. The
Sunday Evening institute: The can-
tats of "The Holy t‘ity." at 7 o'clock.
followed by illl‘ address by Itooltcr
’i‘ \l’nsiiiugion. 'l'hs illillllt‘ at the
morning service will he as follows:
l‘rciudI-MiiiicriIitizsiI . . . .ltholnbnrgor
Anibcnr~ "Hark. ilarli. My Soul"

.......................... aimllei‘
illicrtory Ulrl‘l’iilll't' iii A ..... ilailstc
I‘ost lutlo ................... t‘appcien

First t‘oiigrcgniionhl t‘hiircb, Nor
wuilt. tlmiritt- ii. Egbert. pastor» Morn-
ing service at tiizliti; preaching by the
plitlitii'. suiidaynclitmintlazlfi. lilen's
iciilrtic meeting at litzlfi; discussion
of the Sunday ile. Evening sent 1
at Trim: the second in the sorllih (it?
lll‘t‘llli'rllliiiiiil' talks on "Alter lit-nth

\l‘liiit'f” “lloeii llt'ilih hind All? The.
Answer from the bible.“ Social now.
up; .tbc ladies on Wednesday at ii.
tun served at 6:30. The iiorvlco pro-
purniory to tho communion will be held
on Friday I-vonlng. instead of 'I‘hurs-
tiny evening. iii view of the union iter-
v‘ico iii the Methodist church on Thurs
iuy. .

Morning.
Prcltidb « humor from "itienzi"
...................... .. it. \i'aguer
i-ioprauii Iiulo---“lituthsoiiiano"
.................... Mary 1‘. Sailor

litisimnitc "(ion is imvo".A. in. ’i‘iiayor

illit‘l "Tito Lord is my ilniu‘fii). illicit
i’mtliiilltl ---- Tempo di Mflhllfliiii in t:
...‘ ....... . ......... ... A. iiuiiimint
. Evening.

i'rt-iutiu Nocturne in li‘. . .W. lipiiiucy
'l'riow-“Now the day of rest it
l'osiiude ~~ttouuurt Fugue. up, i

(i. liiunoi1

........... “til...

we
. “"967. '
tirIIen baptist, Church-«Preaching by
|the pastor at ii a. m.- Iiubleei. “Temp-
tations." At ii p. at. there will be a to-
iigloiiii mass meeting. with d‘ is

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Anions" them will be ill ., . ,

tea. Thorhnitfil‘theial ‘ . 7 ill
lion; thWiiiismlm ‘mMiiildmi
itiartis. Georgette“ and More. Alli

are enroisiiy‘iiivirsdrto the services.

W .

‘ meanest.
’i‘rluitiy (fliurcnur‘mirih Sunday at.
w Wastela- it It. on. holy ebtnmtinlon
imitii. ultimate" usrvinn and ifiifl'm

orilumb" 3
....................... .i. t‘. .Wsrrenv ‘

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Cautionary nationals
you get this Itm‘m

that o as e» in"
mat-hm For in."

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

handle. There‘s no dr
You don't have to wait henna: men
light and it's ready. By. nimp y turn

intense heat on the bottom

coffee. teapot or “moped. and even a

with 1.2. and 3 burners ;‘ the
Cabinet. ‘
Em: dealer everywhere: it not It yours. write for

 

mun: the'Sons of Hi. George will at.
tend the special service. Monday. ii
i'- in, lecture on the Austrian Tyrol,
in lied Men‘s liuli. Friday. it p. "L.
cloning service and lecture. on church
history Saturday. i p. in. ilible roari-
ing. iicv. Francis J. t‘iny Moran. ii. 1)..
minister in charge.

Grace i‘bui'rb. the Rev. J, iienton
Werner. rector-«’l‘hc fourth Sunday at-
tcr Easier. The celebration of the
'holy communion at 3 o'clock; morning
prayer and sermon at lii::iti-. Sunday
school at noon; owning prayer and
sermon at llmnd iiIrt-r at :i; evening
prayer anti sermon at the parish
church at 7:30,

Christ Church. iiast Norwalk. ltcv.
.l'. lil‘liiin Iirown, il‘i‘itlr' The fourth
Sunday after Easter Sunday school.i
iii a, in: morning player and sermon.i
ii a. in. The Sunday schtmi is chain-i
cd from 9::iti to to it In, and morning
prayer from lti;:i0 ill ii a. m.

 

csmsnm SCIENCE seeierv. ‘

l-‘lriii t‘hrlsilau Science Society. or;
NorwniitwRegular Sundnr services ati
Ibo rcnding room. Masonic litiiiiiitia.i
at it n m. Subject, April 34th. "ill-0.;
tuition After limtli.” Tcstimony Inert-
inn, \‘l’t'dnt‘sday at it p. In. To both
tii‘Mit‘t't-i ”to public iii t‘til‘tiiilii) and
.frnit'i'nniiy iii-.itvd. “radius “you
upon to the public each work day his

li‘i‘limlll from 3 if. to 1:30 '

SALVATION ARMY. '
Salvation Anny» Holiness nicotine}
ii a, to; Sunday school. ii p. iii; petite? ‘
msml lil‘l'\'i(’i‘_ \ p, m. All are t'tli"
diuily liivitcti

SHEEP'B SERUM FOR iMaECILE.

(BRAND ltAi‘illrl. Mich. April '18.»-
if all the slim-p in the world were to
die suddenly. physicians say. iii-year.
old Kittie b‘ilriiiizii. of this city. would
become :1 iiiiliritms imbecile. When
Kittie was ill yi-ni‘s old. Ilelizhliors'oom-
plainod to the authorities that, she was
being kl‘iil iiv’ti up in ii sort of collar.
The child and her parents were
brought into lltt‘ .iiistice'n court. The
parents said Kittie was not “right."
Thin the doctors discovered to be cor-
rect. Katie bad the mentality of a
two‘yeaiuold. they said, and was as
itiniili its a i‘iliili oi (Hill The plit’nir-
lulu Iiiscovcrcd that the thyroid gland
in Katie's um it iva not normally do
veiopod. ’l‘biu lilt'y said was the cause
of her mental and physical dciorniity
‘l‘liey "(Third in uninirimunt. The in-
iet'tion of a serum from the thyroid
gland of a sheep was tried. immod-
llioiy Katie button to grow hrlnlliur
and several int-bus \H'i‘v added to her
stature, lint she is still dependant
upon llil‘ norutu.

 

OMAHA GREITI JOHNOON.
i . GMAHA. Nob, April dds—Jack John-
Iion. the colored pti iiiiit. was given it
notable rot-option wten he arrived in
Omaha ycstci‘tiuy. Three thoiuisnil
people were at the stat n to sue the
his prize Miller and mu y insisted on
shaking hands with him.
was so ul‘t'fll iim polled turned a out
it away through which ‘Jobunon mid Mil
w‘ite might tidbit. As he walked be
tween the walls of people. he iviiii “howl
ornd with flout-is. imtuuuao bunches
of American lionutioii were presented
to Mrs, .luhutmu by It little white girl.
.. WW-..”

wit imitliy pain in II kiss in his own
”right: an unhealthy in n 1!. an unhappy
slave. lportion). ll mm builds
up With health-mitoses you well”

 

 

Cover an intone“;

‘ dons cost to item ’

_ Gives no outside but, no email. no smoke.
without heating the kitchen “MM cools. ii is immediately lighted and immedi'
miy extinguished. item be changed from a slow to It quick tire by turning I

ry connected with it. no coal to carry. on Wood to chop.
minutes till its are gets going. Apply a
the wick opordownyou mulow .07 W
the pot. pan, kettle or oven. and nowhere sll'e- ll
has a Cabinet Top with shell. for keeping plates and flood hot. amp shelves for

.5de on...

The crowd

 
 
 

drillid having

crate dinner

range. This in; . , . ,
in summer. Every Whitman
takes pride in the table sh limb
but often it is ideal? it ' en—
. own iii“!

through the weakening cheat or
cooking on a coal range in a
hot kitchen. ', / ,i T.
it is no longer use ‘ to wear
yourself out preparing i tins dinner.
Even in the heat of summer ya: can

cook a large dinner without sing
worn out. .

 

it will «All the biggest” sinner

rack for towels. it saves time. worry.

health and temper. it does all a woman needs and more than she expects. Made
2 and sobnrner clue can be had with or without

Demon Circular to the

 

TlMELY snsuon Topics.

 

“The Gospel Alternative" and “The
Gospel at Spring." at the South
Norwaik Baptist Church.

"The Gospel Alternative" will bu the
subject of the pastor's morning ser-
Iuon at the South Norwalk iinptist
church toiiu‘irrow, The Bible school
will convene iii the noon hour with all
classes in order. in the evening the
subject of the special sermon will be
"The Gospel of Spring." The musical
program is of unusual beauty. and the
service conserves the spirit of follow—
sbip. Thc young people‘s service at
than will be the monthly conquest
meeting. in charge of the missionary

committee. The musical program for
the day will be as follows:
Morning.
l'rcludv Scrcnniie ......... Williams
.liitlictn “Let us search and try our
ways“ ....................... Florin
Response rich-mod.
tilfcriory---“As t‘hrist upon the cross"
......................... iiullard
i‘osiiudc Alli-grotto ........ itossenu
Evening.
i’l‘i‘illdi‘ , ,
a. Allegro Sciicrzttndo ........ liuok
b. itoiunnza ............... h. . illicit

AIitliI-Iti»»“lt is a good thing to give

thanks" ..................... Potter
ilcsptinsuv . Sultit‘it‘d.
(iflcrtory. baritone solo ~"'l‘liis is a

land at porn delight“ ........ Parker
J. Wesley O‘Connor.
Unaccompanied Qtlsi‘tciw"Soniy now
the light of tiny" ............ Nevin
l’oaiitiili' in it} lint ............ Aaliiord
There is no cough medicine so popu-
lnr an Foley's Honey and TM. it now
or fails to cure coughs. colds. croup
and bronchitis. The Bridllill Phar-
mncy. so

 

TROUBLES 0' THE OWLB.

HARTFORD. April 23.~—-Tlie tron,
bins of the Owls were :tired attain in
the Superior (‘ourt today. when Attor-
nt-y “Uidt‘ll. rcprcsicniiiig tho spenders.
mode it motion in the suit brought by
the Home Nest. for more specific state-
ments. in his statement, he said that
the iiidiaun officials of the national
order had powers soiiiuwhat resemb-
ling those of the t‘znr. so far as thr-
ordcr was concerned. Hi‘ claimed that
the money which the defendants are
charged with inking wan paid in by
the spenders themselves for insurance
purposes. The attorney for the plain-
tlfls said Ahc “rcbcls” had no rinhi to
the money in the treasury nor to the
books.

m

ADVERTHID LETTERS.

 

llclow iii a list of letters remaining

cell for the current week.
Swill Norwaik.

ilcrru Henrik liuudy

l’. (iinty.

.iohn ll. Gould.

i.. l.. i’ondrec,

iiortu Bliuis.
u. it. t'lttlil‘lll. l‘. M.
Net-walk.

Minn Anna liltin.

w. ill. Hayden.

William linl'tcrnsn.

.liuueii choheiillit.

William (2. Monorio.

i‘rsiilt Whistles.

ii 8. KEiTli._l’. M.

canon»...—

mti. Husav runaway iNQUinY.

 
 
 

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in bold sessions on Thursday. Fri

 

 

 

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rumor lae. .n .
’ “into“!!! % be ll‘riday elm ny
; HCIVIC'i
‘3 av ”xii a."
. Saws ”.433. or, _

3"strum of Yale University

B “port: dyertidrEments |

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but“ to talk about, but they ai‘

arrive.

suits are beautifully tailored,
costs have handsome linings.
from $45.00 to $55.00,

Clul'ty Nets with renaissau

Drapery by
Corean Cloth. guaranteed t

Russian Gauze. another ‘
tivc wcnyt‘. illnll‘i.ili$._aliti ill at

colors in (il‘ililt‘l‘lt‘s against win

Scrims. lace bordered and lace ctlgeti. examples of either
iilrt or renais‘saucc lace. and they arc in cream or Arabian.

SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 19:0

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'i‘iicrc are but half a dozen of these Suits. a sinnii num-

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their value known. And besides. we do not went to hold
them litany days. for the. summer dresses are bcgi

tilting to

The coloriugs are medium illlti light. pearl gray, light
modes. inns, and amethyst and the llialt’i‘laislal‘t‘ fancy diag—
onals. scrgcs. basket cloths and novelty sailings.

All these
trimmed with braid and the
Sizes from 34 to 38, values

fur 530200 or $35.00

No duplicates possible.

Curtains

t‘t‘ lace. white or Arabian, dc-

L‘liit‘ti novelties that have not been shown before.

the Yard.

0 be proof against strong sun-

shine. and holding its color until worn out.

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liousckccpcrs who bavc been disappointed to find the

(lows ficctiirg and cvcncscent,

will be glad it.) know of these ateriais with permanent colors.

Shown in a Fairficiti Av. window.

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Natural Linens ....................... 19 to 5°C.
Crashes .............................. 25 to 50¢
Ramie Linens, 30 inches .................... 39c.
,1 Colored Crash ..... . ........................ 39c.
Rajah Weaves .- ............................. 39c.
Black and White Checks .................... 35c.
Special in Plain Colored Linen .............. 25c.

Wash Goods Section, lower floor.

for Men

"Athletic" Coat Undershins. tirade of nainsook cloth,
vcry comfortable, worth see. Special at 29c.

Shirts.
cuffs. at $1.50 each.

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