Semi-Annual and? Min-winter }_ earance Sa? 6 Fat Tuesday’ 8 Special Attractitm '\ KIMONAS ~ AND} BATH ROBE-S- SHORT KIMONAS ..chulur pike 50: ..Regular price 75c ..Regular price 85c» .chular price $1.00 LONG KIMONAS 1 69¢ ......... ........ Regular price $1.00 “ ..chular price $1.49 . .. ........... Regular price $2.49 BATH ROBES 50c ............ .. ‘98c ......... 'r‘$2.49 HOUSE DRESSES , $1.49 . . . 4 » $1.98 ..... . ........ . ..chular price $l.t’)0 4 .... . .Rogulnr pricc SL494 $1.98 .................... Regular price $2.98 . .............. ,chular [)rlCt.‘ $3.98 ‘44» $2.98 .................... Regular price $4.98 ..chnlar price $149 .. ............ .. .chular price $I.I)8 . . .licgular price. $2.98 CARPETS AND RUCIS 29% have a good assortment of Carpets and Rugs in popular grades. We have made prices that should take out every one of them All Wool Art Squares. size 333% yds . Regular price $8.40. .......Sale Price $5. 98 All Wool Art Squares. size 3x4 yIls.. Regular price $9. 60 . . . . . .Sale Price $6.98 Pro. Brussels All SquaIcs, size 3.23% 3dr... Regular price $9.4 5 . . ...... Sale Price $6.98 Wool lI‘ihrIr Rugs, size 3x4 yards, Regular price $10.00. . .Sale Price $7 98 Tapestr3 llrusscls Rugs. sizc 3x4 \nrds, Regular priIc $15.00 . .Sale Price $12. 49 lapcslr3 llrusscls hugs size 3x4 3',2r(is Regular price $I7. ()0. .Saie Price $13.98 Axminstcr Rugs sizr t\4 3nrds. Regular price $22. 50. . . .Snle Price $18. so Axttrinsicr litlt’zS. uizc 3x4 3 ardfi, Regular priII~ Sagm . Sale Price $21. so Satnplu Lcugths iapcstry Brussels and hub th .Sale Prices 75c. $1 on. SI. :5 Fibre (.arpuc. 5. Regular price 3pc .......... Sale Price 25c Short Length Mailings 2 to 9- 3Iis. at half price Short Length Mailings, I0 to 20 3Ils., regular price 251. to son Sale Price less 10¢ per yd. . Short Length Oil (.luths. Sale Price 25 pm ' cent. Discount. ' Short Length Liuolcnms. cent. Discount. ‘l‘upcstry Couch Covers. Sale Price 25 per At Sale Price. 84 Washington St, South Noni/ilk wr our: son GREEN TRADING STAMPS “ ‘fi,4m . 344W U .\_H‘-\“ Md- “11-1-..I'M-I’VWIUJ'I" w . lrmuslons. IIIiIl oxoune ihulr Immoral! 4 it ‘ or moral lrrnmnsihility. complain that New Arrivals in Dress Trimmings- A full assortment, of the latent ldons and mlorinss lor purly dreams. owning gowns. lumen. (Ito, which surpasses anything yet otforntl. There are wonderfully handsome t‘rlnges of stilt. thny sins tho victims of tats. oi‘ the lI~ if runlstlhio ism of handily and onvln ontnont. ." 3 Literature in the word of thought 4" But what shall we. Iude- to he the is though: of the multitude: who ponder Ii guild sluhher over novel» written by men and woman which pollute tho mind of tho young and produce- fN‘li logs of rciulIIioII in ovary goutlomsn U rocoptlon oos~ t I d 9 “nos sud lilillewllildm on tho ground, \iit limiilllx IIlIl 3; Boats -hLlMS W lllllllliEPllRl Mill SElll ill SillE PRlSllll Frank Soholmr and Jacob Cov- ollctrtssdhsuliiyn Burglary and Get 0am to to, lentils :llllllllllll lllllllll lilo Kind You Have . Always Bought Bears the WJSignature of Ilse For first Thirty; Years (EASTlllllh m “WM 0“”an m MI em. prom hum-Ill" worthy M the «intricacy of the court one «out: no arruutud not] would have. idiom lilo ss-iitonce. The girl loll tho court room with her aatturnuy looking very happy. Guilty oi. burglary. Prank Summer and Jacob (iovolicit pleaded guilty to statuary burglary. The two live on the cost side uud Inn canto into Inissouslun of some skeleton lit-3's They onion-4d It clothing store on Pembroke strum last month und st told II number of manuals. units. moon. etc 'l‘huy IIIIlIi stunt» of the atoll to trleuds. and one at tho. mull mus caught in Derby trylng to din now I)! soon oi the purports. Thu-I worn III-Ill to slam prism [or not loss than 0‘3" your or more than in months. | Sent to Jail. John anoth dropged into ton-n tron) I‘Mwonnlu on January ti and Inn'— throlto into tho Adalh lsrn :Ol tiring-true. shore he «no round memorized nation and ohonillc, no wull no wry III» incline Silk, Cotton and Tinsel lln‘ll Fringe: humili- iul iridescent Pansomonlnrins. omit-mini: Moon in handed orients: hooded Gunilturou and Medallions ' of exquisite designs: Silk and lioudntl Tassels or vim ii I! or maul-v door dud clean habits? in this lilornturu ho norm uvory holy lnIIiI- tutlun Moonlight-d tho sanctum or iPaiilildll Jewelry in South iior . illlllEESSES lll lllEll tho following morning D) Um janitor ivory drunk was soul to lull for all units Thu acousod Fltlt'i that he out cups, etc. 86 WASHINGTON 811, luffltfi’ via! ’ avian n‘nrul ‘\. Is ‘\‘.\‘\ 0 «nfixht ‘ (Continued rrom ltl‘trI‘It rant.) v.4 - ”.4... a rat IOhurclI, South Norv’nlk This organization recently conferred 3 dia- tinctlre honor upon Dr. Thomas by .. ‘ ting him “pastor emeritus" of the 471th Mun: Methodist Episcopal munch. Thus to Dr. Thomas is ac flooded the favor of being the first liethodls’t clergyman in the East to s no related to Mothodlstn. Later in the tiny Dr. Goodonoush nailed—attention to the serious illness die putlent, trustful spirit, and the sweet and beautltul ministry that Mrs. Wing is rendering the church and its opio- even during those trying weeke ions stylus tint give a final touch to u garment. Thom is also II very attractive showinu of tho popular Crysttl Chiffons. used (or tunloa, dancing At a time when the minds of most women are .turned toward a new gown, this announcement (Tim- not help but stir unusual interest. The N. E. RYAN co. ‘ :g fi’a"'"i nt¢r-' In»-.- siolan. her of the Quarter-iv Conference or. 4‘to be thinkers. ‘but it is his basins 3? II Ii Ii Ii souru nonwatu 4 H ' ' ti ’ ' II In “ Inn'r‘m W \“M‘..‘ n“. Wow... .fiW mm or. To be tile moan and host presch- or no can be. To every Sunday preach the very latest sermons of whinh he is capable IllmonJ} Field as an illustration.) Then he is a pastor. Not a hound: traitor but a moral and ooh-lids] uhy going. Its Opportunity odors. where he is wanted but going no duty demands where he is needed. The claim that he cannot be both It III-each- er and It pastor is nonsense. Let him use his time wisely and he can meet the needs of both. Not nlwnys the de- mands that a certain class mny make. He Is to be a great teacher. Not ul ways doing the little detail work but an instructor of those who are to in siruci. A teacher with a. knowledge or grant problems who unit so not their: boron-e others that they are stimulated admit is not so much knovilom Milan av’i‘iy» rind pigeon noltid rot- durum use. III it is the. sunny to use what hits been re- 'colved for the enlargement of personal usefulness and the hatred: of others. He should possess the tinnitus: or great leadership. 4 it may not aiwsys be necessary to em n and]. to wield a baton. or: in 126 this to do it when the" Dr. 8.1; 4 V‘»UA “ 4 boon issued homo. put-o l‘ovo and tumult oi snort l lino, all thii ’Iitiiy intimation of thox home lilo insulted at. nnoorod st or $2:131222“o.§i‘§2’3?l235.$‘.§$ :2: "WWW “I" “I .. W“ positiw degradation and oonmamd. as; “3 ”“9"“ with ““m’ in the “m in lierqlck‘u novel. Together." to thoi on“ that came be: are Judito Melon E“ hrcodlm; of cattle lem urn taught? lillri‘t‘t' in the opening trunnion oi the to flaunt titulr‘htiilhands to bruit the February torn: of the superlor court shucklou Iu tins marl-law vows. until yaeturdny afternoon (mixer-inn Andor dnuxhtom to mom this Itnihurlt; of! mm an attractive. girl or 22 years was ihoir «unmounted Intuition: an no in the first and amp, am. to outer II pm unit to their Mindoro. 1“" “"y Woudnr "EMF “"9” ‘3' thlal nut to ulna. Catharina was amstmi walk and is Put on Probation ‘clmrctor and woman are nold hy thol In Dunburv (m- the than of n dismond tons of thousands. that Insrringe “Erin: and stick pin. oarly In January. losing nil sanctity. and that thinking in the house whore she w" employed men sud roman “if out,‘ “Shall the of“ 3, house mold. Site owned the horns ho prosortedi Ono attire tannin“: in South florwalk \t'hllo she alarming bulletins over prlnioil iiy thel stood a. Clerk Tracy mm the charge. "WM 3‘9““ government h“. 1“” her trend was hatred and her taco virus it is from the census; concsalcd b y tho his hat as she «or. bureau, “d “a” with the “NW"i The ntory oi the their. oi the iswolry oi‘ divorue from 4337 1906‘ ‘ ”mod “l who that the girl will museum by ten Tours. . Whut ans its findings. It. i um» hilt shows us that hi that harlot! them vinmotatlon. 8’” mm: M M worn filth million divorces in tho onu- We“, 4,4,3,“ 3,4 a. mum". who nd status. and that one marriage out ,3 action E9“ States Attorney hill” at every twolvo terminates in the m' Judson. told the court thut the girl vol-co courts. . At the evening service the Rev. A. F.4 Colophon, oi New York, opened this meeting with durations! exercises. an. lune unreland. o! Danhury. on behall of the committee presented the complimentary resolutions. and the Rev. W. W '1‘ Duncan of New mi: hut IIIII not IIIII with hat husband. There was nothing against her up to the. time or the theft. Attorney A. 1‘. listen or Dunbury. made It plea for leniency. lie said that the girl was II good girl. and she had mado the rentarlt‘ that sits would rather go to one. model a. statement regarding the state‘- prison than Ito to lull on no “Nina“ Of. “IQ ”hash?!” Almlflfliflh chum 0! met» “unfunny“ that “he ’4 round out. Illumination. and she knew that shit had be'en taught II 7 lesson that would irestrain with her 30",", W Hamlin; ' ’ W ‘ Ionian for life The attorney lint! a letter Bhigrtfoh'legodmi: ”‘me Wot-4 wiijoss church the ski attended. union . ' ‘ suited that the attorney do- all he could for the girl in the mum one. The letter was oompllmeninrv on to ‘ the girl‘s ..u....r-.~_~ 8NAKE'3 TOOTH lN WOMAN'S “on hand. Hallo. retails it) s low I it her lot hull!» of all tho urination who wnroj sum she could in the “our"! I); tits” coins from New Britain. was nun-rind.I tron! Dov. 1dr. Ellis. oi Donbury. stf. ~ - on dots .sTiIs ajtoorney » not drink much oi tho wine that ho Hound. In Iw out not use the lustn. lilo detonate was that he was harmless and ind been in an insane nation: III-loo. is Hum Tum. Frank Davis who niendod guilt) Ioi Menus-t Museum-nu human 4Mvsrtis‘emimu who 13 ill. iRruh illustrating Established? 1852'. “4 '» TAILORED GOWNS AND COATS FOR SPRING. The \Icr3 first day illai the sun is gratious enough to shine with a springlike warmth" all the feminine world take thought for Spring Clothes, and quite right, too. Most. folk are tired of winter apparel. Visitors to the Coal and Suit Rooms this wot-l. will be tI'I-rttI-Ii tn glimpscs of Smart Styles in all Tailored Wear for .Women. As always, there is cousitlcralllc latitutlc and one looks longest at the novelties. the models that are differ out. Stunning Suits of two-toned and Plain Whipcord ltarc jatIIIty short coats with wiI‘lc rcvcrs faced » with White Terry ClutlI—Jl‘urltii-ll 'l‘uwcling? YIN, llliitllllllt‘, nothing,r lcss hut unique. and Ixircntcl3 «hilsll A Suit of dark blue has the Ill-ItiIII ll\ I3 lililc mat lined with Louiincntal 3clluw satin. and it tastcns uith latge wllitI- ivory hall buttons. 'l‘lII.» \vcarcr \I'ill III-I-Il a "tri~ come" chapcau to complete It charmingmslumc. Gray and Tan Suits how a decided suggestion of warm and balmy days to Ctll‘llt'. 'l‘hI-skirtsarc l‘lltitlm‘iti'c- ly wiIlc, coats arc short and beautifully Iailnrctl. There are many distinctive luuclics in the tray of braid auIl hut- lmis, while the linings arc of lovely Sl‘ll'lllgllkt‘ alluring-rs. 'Black Walking Suits. ll": \‘l‘i')‘ fasllionzthlc "L'Iirllcaux" Suits \vcre Ilt‘th‘f nlorc fascinning than this spring. Still Rooms. .‘l'C‘llHl lltiill'. FLORITA CORSET DEMONSTRATION. i he Dcutmmliation opens up cuilttmaaitcalll Do not think that II visit IIIcosSitatct thr- purIlIasc of a l'loritu II'rrm3 IlllII'r(,IIrsI-t. Cmuca ’ 'lll scc thc hid) in charge. talk \Iith her and ask Questions. Tell her what kind of a Lor-Icpott like and in otlII-r minis. ltaxc a little \isit. llII morninghuurs are best. in main not to unit for 21 iitting. make an appointmcnt. M An Important Sale of Handkerchiefs is in progress. Haw sccn Cherry Cakes In the Tea Room. Ilictn. ’ Gilt? E. 21H. iiiruh 0111111112113. fl WWW“... .u... «my» .u...w......... I... . W~I.Nw.n..W--n .. ~—......._I ”.0... _W.Wm_4 ROYAL GROCERY co. SPECIALS FANCY onamznv BUTTER, per lb. ............................... as: FINE TABLE BUTTER por iii. . ......................... '. . . . ...' ..... 30c you stealing n horse and Wagon from his; 6 OIONE or BABBITT'O or 8(2an SOAP ............................ 25c employer, lmrlsiloidbcr. It painter lilsi mourn was that he was drunk lie took the outfit to DerhvahoI-o he tried to dispose at it lot- 342 ‘ CNN!!! w. Triton} Moduli guilt) In Ittnluory burglary. on}? 33nd sentenced in jail for nino numt'his Tracy is a traveling winter and norms from l-lul- yoke. whom he has II who and dough» tor. iio dropped Into the city one 'd'sy lutjmonth' and alter stopping for a whiio It! tho mission in Bunk niroot, was given 'eniploynumt by 0. liowsrd Hull ”job printer in Middle street Tra- or got possession of 4s. key to the place and during the night wont to the rim» rm and stole sumo metal furniture used in the norm» sud this he tried to dispoao or to got more manor for drink ’ . 4 't ' Stole a Bicycle. I" William 0. Hopkins, who. from the police records is a ne‘erdoweli. and II petty thief. was lined $100 and sen. tended to Jail for six months tor stool in: II bicycle. The bicycle was not on expensive affair. but in the infor- mation “stunt hlmwlt was stated that he had been convicted for thefts in tho court. as two occasion. While in who shotvn that he was a constant nouroo oi annoyance to tho police the. court did not intuit hound depraved enough to solid to ‘stnto's prison. and the other sentence was imposed one Year in Jail. 4 George ldonroe..coltIreIl. who attack- Ind Doom ,Thol‘nss.‘ another colored. man. in his house on the night or Do— mm :4. m sent to jail tor one i was refilled that Mr. Thomas was 4 in this citric there more circuits» 4 stencils who. might land to show mu. remoteness. rind this tool» The court opossum 2 o ‘clocit, when v' 7 LENOX SOAP 7 LBS LAUNORV STANCE-Ii .................................. 25¢ FRESH MID 5M8 ALWAYS ON HAND. TEL. 1M "2 SOUTH MAiN ST. “Emma autumn ” M In 1‘ Laxativio‘f'fflmrno Quinlan Alwspranembnrthoinllnsmo Look wwmonmbox. 360.. u v—I—n- ‘FW Is value in the house. its run uround svho were within; to be assigned to to the back door. and hearing a man’s cases. The absence of States Attor- voice in his wlte‘s bedroom ho ran» 'néy Judson was notlood. as his health II knits into his breast. There was» 4 4 struggle Minoan the two oit‘sn When» 4. Mdnt‘ofi round out his victiuou idiot-x , _ tits he unclaimed that he Ivou'ld not Trillium" haves dolls it had he kaolin who ltl was. When: things were ($19de it one excoution all. war or "not gtdl’t44 visltlns In the house with one Ella : Fieldd. Everything was proper. but idr’: Munroe supposed that. it was a strdnxe t‘n‘nn in his room. and he was overcome with jealousy. The court in passing nuisance. teallsed the sltuu , This Monroe case was the lust heard. 4 Many uwyors Present.
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