will be the Big Day we Promised you. ' Kind
ly shop early in the day for the Best Service
COATS, MILLINERY
SAMPLE LINGERIE DRESSES
“No Two Alike."
Tomorrow we will add to this big sample sale 23 very fine
Sample Lingerie Dresses at greatly reduced prices. Remem-
ber no two alike and at about 1-3 off the regular prices.
SUITS, DRESSES,
$15 and $18 Suits $9.95
40 Suits for ladies, missed and juniors: Suits that sold from
$15 to $18. Take your pick at $9.95.
$12 and $15 Suits $7.95
Misses‘, Juniors‘ and Ladies' Suits. Come early for these won-
_ . Nine Dresses, regular price $7.50. At .......... $4.95
?::ft‘:i::;lfie3;s-95EV°W 5““ guaranteed $12 “d 3’5 values. Five Dresses, regular price $8.50. At .1 .......... $5.95
Three Dresses. regular pnce $9.00. At .......... $6.50
Two Dresses. regular price $10.00. At ........... $7.50
One Dress. regular price $12.75. At ............ $9.95
$10 SiIk Dresses $4' 95 One Dress. regular price $15.00. At .......... $10.95
Misses’ and Ladies' Silk Dresses, the very latest styles in One Dress, regular price $16.00. At ......... $11.95
stripes. _all colors. all sizes. regular $10. this sale. $4.95. , One Dress, regular price $18100- At ---------- $12.95
. $4 Raincoais $2. 49 $12 Dresses $6.95 $12 to $15 C t $9 95 .
50 Misses' and Ladies’ fine Serge Qresses. regular $12, but Ga S '
All Stoclt‘Coats that sold up to $15 to go on sale at $9.95.
31 Shapes 25c .s9cs7s'c Children’s Hats 251:
$1 Sailors 59c ' 50c Flowers 25c
you only pay us $6. 95.
S4 ‘ Trimmed lists Sl.98 .
‘55 Trimmed Hats $2.98
Ladies’. Misses’ and Children's Raincoats. Tan
Canton Cloth with plaid back. Slip-0n styles.
with mannish coat sleeve. storm collar and wind
strap. Each coat guaranteed to give satisfaction
or your money back. While this lot lasts $2 49
instead of $4
, , 59c Lawn Kimonos 39c Specral Corset Covers 49c Sale of Waists 250 Hose 15c pair 25c and 50c .Neckwear
L L K' , 1 1' . Wh‘l ' - ' .n ‘ , , , , ‘
th‘ifiot 1111:; 3191201105 rogu at Y 59c , 1e VAvitipclgzacl £3133; (figsegndCariigs “Ital-$13112: $1 25 Wants 74c co doz. 25c Ilose. very light weight. slight 15 cents
bonzvaiues 59c and 69c. May Sale Price 49c. 20 doz. of Lingerie Waists. low and high imperfection, 15" pair. 110 doz Ladies Neckwear, 25c and 50: var.
' ‘ ‘ i - ‘ ‘ neck; regularly $1. 25. At this sale no. . ' , .. ues, 151:
Gmghams at 46 yard 50c Skirts 25c . 12 "W 256 Burson s Seconds 5. Q .
'Check Apron Ginghams, good quality. 011 Lace and embroidery long white Skirts; 3 ' 5 A" linen " aiSts 79c 17c pair Sale f L th B
sale Saturday only 4° yard. regularly SOC- This 831C 2513 ' Ladies‘ linen color Tailored Waists that 0 ea er ags
B It t 10 25c Drawers 19C sold up to $1.25. May Sale Price 79:. Ladies' Bgrson Hose in sfeconds: each pair ’ ggc Balgs, s:le price ................ 39¢
e S a c . ‘ guarantee to give satis action; regularly we eat er Bags .............. 79¢
' 100 51111 Elastic Belts. all to go at one price ggéezugfifi; Sign??? 3::gverfécrnzgfe:§ 250 Ribbons 190 25c On sale 15c pair $2.00 Bags . .................... 99¢
10¢ each of 2 5c '. ' Taffeta and Satin Ribbons. all colors and . $3 and $4 Bags . . .. ............. $1.49
. widths, plain and fancy patterns. This sale. 121/ L d. -’ H dk h. f
' ‘9c Yard 20 8 [BS .
Muslin Underwear 3100 House Dresses 79c 8 centasn erc re {s Sale of Fancy Lawns
500 Gowns 39c . 25 doz. Ladies’ Housedresses. stripes and 756 Silk Gloves 59C pair _ 2 12 mm Lawns ................ 7],“. )‘(l-
_ . checks. assorted colors, all sizes; regular 12 Button Black and White Ladies Silk 35 dOZ- Initial and Plain Linen Handker- 25c Lawns 15¢ 1111
Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Muslin Gowns. ali' siz- $1.00 value, 79c. chiefs; regularly 12 1-2c. For this sale' 8c. ' """""""""""" ‘ V ' '
es; regularly 50c. May Sale Price 39c.
29c Corset Covers 19c
25 doz Lace Tr'wmed Corset Covers that
are worth 29c. May Sale Price 19c.
39c CorsetCovers 29c
Beautiful Lace and Embroidery Trimmed
Corset Covers that are worth up to age.
This sale 29c.
, FORUM or THE -
ifPOLITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
1.03.19; IN H13 STORM ch'doin' it—doin’ lt—dotn' it. Some
times a man with a particularly keen
insight into the possibilities of the
"The suggestion that i misht under.
. certain unforeseen condition. become
. my; May 17.14% have no a candidate has 11111113111 mirth and
' cover-1101‘ of my beloved loushter into ina’ny homes lately god-
‘ or area less in a. wilhiia. dotted by the internal dissati‘liobh or
for sororhor. At the our party. it has 1111111 no 1111111111
in?! no earthly objec- vsnienco to tricnd.‘ and has not alarm-
‘ 1.1.11. bios.
. 1 i rapper to any 111 ts‘ 11.119111 111111111111
' “baht relay Well, l“ 1111 he wastdohtlhtlsd 1- the
‘ cradle, mom's-111p: motors 1161.
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elected goveinor 111111 then keep 011
being mentioned. with this kind e11-
plunation I shall retire to the storm
.cellal.
‘GEORGE AD .
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BOOMING BOOM 0F BALDWIN ‘iN
BIG BALTIMORE;
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Connecticut Delegates Taking Steps
to Make Governor Prominent In
National Couvontlon.
BRIDGEPORT, May Her-Tho com
mittee 011 arrangements raised by the
Connecticut delegation to the Balti-
more, convention will meet this litter-
noon in the Sirotfleld. to plan for the
trip to. the convention, ed to devise
means tor bringing Governor Bald-
win's presidential boom prominently-
before the natioaal delegates. _
National Oommittoemnn Homer 8.
Cummings will be present. A circu-
lar perhaps will be sent to the new
born 0! the national committee calling
attention to Governor Baldwin's: W4
foldioy 1111.; possibly 111. colossus slit
be reached 111' a sinstlnr M M III)” .
rote the wmmlttsa desires to mile.
the Baldwin boom a nature 9! th9
cosmetic prosmin. . ” ' 1‘
The no 1111th
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almond. New heron;
“mum; Motor ”HIM
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Gloves. each pair guaranteed; all sizes, 59c.
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CLEVELAND, 0.. May l7.—-Retresh-
ed by a comparatively quiet dby hero
. andpnepared to keep up the fight
instinct the renomlnation ot Col. R00:-
1evelt until the and. President Taft
lent Cleveland early today to take up
. again his speechimukiug tour of the
state.
Friends or the president Were can
i‘ltlont today that he was more deter-
mined thsn ever to make the strun-
sle tor Ohio's 48 dele‘xates to the
Republican national convention as
strenuous as possible. ,
Although Mr. 'l‘ntt declined to dis~
cuss reports published here that. ,. he
might sbu'ndon the light tor a renam-
ination it he should lose in the Ohio
primary, men close to him place no
outlines in such a report. They point
to the that that hundreds at distant/es
to the «counties are instructed and
victim for Taft. and that the rm
workers throughout the cauntry have
ml; p their best light Mr bin Th0)"
also on the bitter mediation:
. tops-111.111 in; shows toward Ooi.
" nod-Welt and M
cod he rent one withdrew in. ,
M would can
his
loses in Ohio in also predicted by his
friends. Advisers with him on his
Ohio trip say hevwiil stick in the light.
to the end.
The president's schedule for today
called (or speeches at Loraine. Belle-
vue. Fremont. Fortestria, 'l‘idln. Carey.
Upper Sandusky. Kenton. Findlay.
Bowling Green and a night address
at Toledo.
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T
THRONG OF BUYERS CON-
TINUE.
Special Half Price Irina- Many Pat.
roo- to Frank H. Iaxtar’a.
The people of The Norwaiks s‘nd
. vicinity appreciate the, great advan-
We Frank H. Baxter obtained tor
them. in getting the Dr. Howard Go. to
allow the regular 60.09111 also of Dr
Howard's speciilo. tor the euro 01 con-
stlpstion and dyspepsia. to be sold at
halt 15:11:11,211 cents, and have boushu
hundreds of bottles.
linliitc ottiinsry medicines tor con-
stipation and dyspepsia, the dose or
Dr. Homd'a special). is reduced at-
tor a tow day's not. sad the‘ cuts to
soon complete and lastlns , _ ‘1
it you have hot. already tilted ad-
vantage ‘6! this ohms to' I“ I
month‘s audios! momenta
Sale of Linens
$3 Linen Sets ......... - ..... $1.98
29c Linen .......... 19¢ yard.
39c Linen .................. 29¢ yard
50c Linen ................... 39¢ yard
79c Linen ............ . ....... 59¢‘yard
$1.00 Linen .............. 79¢ yard
LIKE A souasou PnocLAMArion difficulty to rule, whose purpose is to
(Boston Transcript) upset constitutional balances in order
Col. Roosevelt tells us that he is the that real power may be exercised hyt
hope 01' the people. This is probable themselves alone, always make an ap-
an unconscious paraphrase of an ex- pea.) for support in their designs to
presaion contained in 11 letter from thel “the people " They always mean the
Comte de Chambord. to one or the same kind of people not all the 1101111-
French legitimists. dated 27th of On» lotion of a. country, not. all its elec-
.tober.1873. The count modem-1y acid: tJorate, but only those whose support
“i nm the necessary pilot. the only, they believe will carry them into the
one. capable of guiding the ship to‘ place of authority. Therefore then is
wort because i have tor it o mission no more originality in 001. Roosevelt s
of authority.” Six years iater.thougl1l begging for suffrage of ‘the people"
France persisted in pallet-ring to be it; than there is in his declaration that:
republic, the Bourbon pretender began: he alone can save the state. This
another, epistolary campaign and in latter pretension is also Bourboniotic,
one of his mssives occurs this expresl as all will appreciate. who'recali how.
slon: “With the cooperation of all Louis XIV said: “l-am the state."
honest man and with the grace 01 God
i may save France and '11 will." France "
resolutely infused id be saved by the
Comte de Chambord. and preferred
again to take the risks 01 a republican
realms All this time the Bonapart-
ista were running 11 literary buredu.
800' after the death of Napoleon 111.
the fits prince imperial oput 161-111 his
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