,IEIOIYWA. ”Willi l8
' ‘ “MINNIE
(Continued—*— from lire: pegs)
_ A). amen, the proprietor of the Non
‘ * 11 Hotel; goes all the credit for e
m to“; I: 531393 run justice. Gol-
‘ on has éat‘a‘m at more
mill) henonete before, but it was 8811- 1
mill: ecoecded that he outdld liiinseltg
Ant; evening. Compliments tor the sen?
Rhosgmaiermermgstrengthand is
lfielleiel'rltheinerteeonomloal.
“The Ceilidh BN1)"
ltsdlf so to its excellence:
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”A: mmn .. For. Thomas J. «Finn who reep‘nllded ,,
Hen: Homer 8.: Cummings to that m: “The Church."
The menu, which follows siieeby our Father Finn spoke or the was that
F ‘ the Church wont to the trout at the
beginning or civilisation end laid
ithst. the people understand enrolls
other W or»: thin M even did;
Grape Fruit a. In. Manhattan
Borneo .pm "never had the problems that they 4
Reset. Vernid'lit'i‘n key .4 had in it“! met. . g
Cranberry ammo i Father mo told the hoopla {hat '4
the church who the Veil guard elm:
ivilleetion, ol‘ miemotional lows. elm
opal-minis art, education and science. He elem
Mashed Potatoes Mashed ruining
My Ice Cream e in oloc
. Assorted Cakes Cream
aloe were».meuy._ “Codes
6 mundane. of New York citizens
‘ outset-liner. willie stovlwhe told
on the gangs he fining were laughter-
min; without doullf. lHe edited
c digestion of the guéhts visibly, hr
4 node smell from the humor or his
'- Mu
m tenets were responded to on tel-
M:
We... ..... MHJlllm-dm, Dr. Truce}; wasmstmoseeroithe
‘W . . . .Dr. W. .l. Tracey ‘ art and in his opening relilnrlls touch-
“Thc0hmh"........... edoninpel'lof lhed ted who
_ > M Themes J.-ll'lnn., LLB huge 11 3th!“ lines to the greet
‘llieooln" ..:.!Willinm1l Tleiyiey. Homicides
Cigars—Soprano Court eod Regene-
hill-g .
Unis Cigaretted. y.
in e wary pls'ssent spocch Presl‘
dent. mellow J. Riordan. oi the Club.
welcomed the guests, and introduced
nr. Willieni Jl lFrontier, es loadings:
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'1‘: ins connected with. the shine.
' i the struggle of Unooln‘e eerily days
comm: education. Bewuelarm‘ ,
er. soldier, atoms: as a. pollution A“ “m" mm “mm ‘ ““8"”
Semi-Anne al and Mid- Willie: Ef;
Clearance Sale ‘
- ‘ Our Specialty today will he Wash Goods. A fill: 0990!“—
tnnity to buy for present or spring needs.
Plaid Gingham.
8:. Value loc.
Plain and Fancy Gingham;
9c. Regular price 12 l-ec.
:6 Inch Perceles.
, ioc. Regular price 12 1 2c. ‘
Printed Madras.
in me. Value lilc.
Special Items from day to day.
in Washington Street. South rim rut-cw '-
We give JW.’ Green Trolling SW \ K
I’IWIuII II‘A:!»IN,'
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Strictly Fresh Eggs. do: 35c .
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hrdlnmiocoenmme t rise.
WMMN .. ago
”who Applet.
'le «mime
' the some and will always oontlnue to
t_ Lincoln servedl l
u
German" ..Jtlon Williemfit Themes The toeetimliier then presented to, I M in ‘ l ‘ i ll
thlieilcdonersinourconneryend
A. Dickerman & Son
1ng Florida Orangeeper do: 251:, 301:; 35¢:
told in per-l of the establishment of
peace; how she“ scent out mission»
we in the old dye to met the pro-
hleme.e.nd1todo‘y she it; still dolm
do it, forever. “
l. eolo by “the “termini: “rm lite;
sanded! the Decent Grow cold."wes
3'eil received. ,- 4, ' i.
Millard L. Tiernoy, e m liar
wok her, responded to ‘the tenet"
"11min.” Mr. Tierney is every
finished eyeliner. and his remarks
were well‘mollshed. _
He told in M not} is... night and
such as this are all violin the to!
w in the memory of Umoin. He
sold thet Washington and IAnnoln es-
ihetwamreinlndedoi them as beg
Out Mi
us though thin does no: so new ml
hlemueoch. it. W9!" theses-ennui
t- it! of the mm.
C Lincoln was one of the plain men
so: the country represehxlng motile-i
1”; liens! Government and wee the Hull‘-
eel men who ever lived. om me'
‘ moonlit wlihout tide.
ensue-t on
Lincoln with title, said the speaker. l
A solo by the enmtnar,‘ 'My Old‘
‘ Keotuchy‘ Homo'lwes well rendered '
The genial legume-tet- introduced
the next speaker by «hing :1 little.
storyi The m was responded. to»
” , by William E. Thorns. who spoke out
‘tbnr Slate." Hon. Mr. Thorns fl"
seen at to take all e trsin without.
1 harming him, and he wee Milled ini
‘in port that no men one he lender or
men unless he endow-lids their]
wants. their nude and their hesrtli
Just intellect is not mush. no
spells of the mothers end «there or
, have. and sold thet they should hem,
or their mother end ehslr mother.
‘ When some country ohm-lea The mag:
relive may end No God. the Gene
one: lm cheered be such moments
audition than,
proud of our country end proud Oi
tour slots end (to W :3“ 41:0! oi
331$ng Ml.
Th Whit ihlwflihw illite-
tinned Jeane. it Ferrell. hrs-lent or
the vetoed fillet Corners/tine.
indie on the m e i no Im-
nlehethinlrswsouplithelmee
hmmghmtehkomeofmr
mm.wl.m1sneodedendoen
Andweml‘lohs"
on»
ammonia-traumas“ all
alum;
Emmm
ml! mode. .
tailors.
The Indies ell like him .nnd so do the
ML 4
He ll some good slot-lemon—
» ler wholem—
And owe was a Heron—but never
u
friend Tom 1.. ‘
but!!!
(our,
Orgchyonseinc contend take new
ill—v dull. thinks.
rolls one!
And lino m M“ weight (it you
knot) at 61016 which ).
3081--
l
flu one a“ m m“ from egg- ma lines a. life or constsnt peril
no; to hot Mil.
when
0!“ Probate; of dinner: In
line things- .
a grudge——
Add my: All!!! Ill)? 0! willcol‘
rings.
pit)
And then there's no Finnegan. heehe He he. the nidewellle in his m;
It» ’Meyor.
..Wlln 9"" get worried mu” °r He accents: on my chair.
Midi-Mel
“E" W ‘“ "in“ '0 ht “' ‘ And mutant Howard, (lily lather.
Butthsi'ulrmhdomudhlmm
hen e roll-est.
i
more,
The
“flu“ 0' ‘M' ‘3‘ NW“ sum .11 his :1th Willi
jobs;
ills lune
And “m“ " much light a does Ale-trend men to spank or write.
Be vents s bridge he wants a worn .,
John lib-43‘”;
And there: John Devlin, s selsetmen And when he “nu u. may. note "I
“W?
lit-him».
A WI”! mines end s poisnute
m
If you 3|“ M. m “an ll. will 1"th Then M l3 JAN Hobbs“. ”mm“.
mutton-—
wrong.
adherent: =
mouse-- 4 s
3w” Our friend. cm .HIFOWBI. ones with .4
fi .
\ Sileflevgnegh John, Wm oy -
“Hh‘q-VH
celery sweet ma Qlleen olives He also said that the church or m 4 9“ m a dream ill with
They are new not. him.
0
Ho Keeps no idle trade of a detail hood
Mali
Andlhen there is Winona, olir old
He wnlsellmeletorelothewlll
And there is Sun Lyrics; and he also
lie lives to do work-to do good is hie And I he in“, our we“ Frank
Hi. heart is convene—he bears no men He looks. I, pleeuni. m ”a sleek
V‘ ill-incl! that the reason of his “113' A
3‘ 1m.” wee that Pheeldeni lichen m And their there is 'l‘eniinsny, ominous
“'4; mm” "A “A“ m‘ “n m “V But this Williun r. it» res-rd lot
And «all or s rem-r who “we! went
John “Ill. dew sweet of politics.
em leek-on the installer he until
more ldiiillil and is elm: one mil:
Mimimwmormnt. lie.
mmeim'mm" in m
leather: ohm. soldier l see in hill Hill '
To the- ladies oi Fondant he nuke:
an ennui.
tirlii.
For he eels; drinks and sleeps in en
entomohll‘o‘; ‘
And John F MeMnhon. with henncr tin.
‘ tuned, ._ 4-
By lire escapes he is very onions
vexed;
this world;
from this noel.
“n “
lAndM J. ilewhrd. nwisegny,, "
Who never lets a chance go by.
Kc sell; elm and seems suite hier-
17.
And illne- techie alleles to Jerry.
And then contractor Mommy-—
Who lilies his 10b and thinks it 10?:
And Hervey Kent. 3 mighty moor.
flow one you sell so very low. air!
John Milne. we would not dare pass.
For he supplies much nceded see;
And whet would this event. else!
Mount to. it we had not not
Merrill.
He knows the game end each device
And. will or lose he lull mils lee.
then we turn our eyes to see
glee.
You know he arc-ma his dreams in
Greek.
‘And Eduard lDuityl. lie is there:
And when the snow whirls in the sir-
Who thinks pollen ere quite it bother—-
lie rarely sheets, he thinks it sllly,
;And so they cell him “silent Billy. ”
And John H. liming (is he here?)
nun who sometimes sells a hear—-
4 I]; 1 W t1 d re Flor j,
AttheheedorthemmflruhmfiaHeady Quinn my 4,
He wants in miles hale wary. piece in ‘
* And is probably planning eseepe .~ ‘
le hill to get 31 ounce to ilsh
' Anthem ii. Seymour, legal light.
‘. thunder.
m.
ohm
Who sleet. end returned end is new
m to one: _
a. inch» with, ointment; incl new
mom-
We as will es s orders on s origin
4 meter def. ‘
'ih‘lnohennlnliirsn)
mmumspmr the with
‘ can he made for bedroom: use, spreads, Shawls, .éushlon ‘
cut pieces such Size and shape as desired
covers and (hopes
Nightth of Namsook. or Groped.
howl" “NFL V‘Scni'ves‘ Semi
limits; narrow (LS silken
”Nightlife in beautiful
bilet. Net is also desired by the yard and one
Mmmllhrnnr
Squares
em~ '
tapes. :1
Shades, ‘
The
fillj,
when
may
\N llore sets
All finished sewed randy to won‘t", extent {or tlieg
‘ elnhr‘oidery design Kgllich‘ is stamped on the front and
sleeves. Dainty lace edging on the neck and sleeves.
‘ .
Some of them run with ribbons.
$1.00 .....t 31. 50.
W11“? Aprons of crossbar,
six dcstgiis
for cm—
b'rohlery, the apron edged with lace and finished with:_
's,
H
H
e facing at tho belt for ribbon ties.
25¢ each.
Art Section, thiid flom.
1: White Aprons at Cleorance
"Puiué‘llraies' Apical with bibs, plain and trimmed,
very dainty styles that were formerly soc.
For 25¢
A se'cOnd lot that were 750. for 50¢,
CW3 Dish Aprons, were soc and 75c.
For 25¢.
Square Aprons ohdotted'swiss, were $1.00.
For 50¢.
‘Rolmd Aprons of fancy striped lawn, u ere 25c
13¢. 2 for 25¢.
Under muslin Section, second floor.
Percale Wrappers at Clearance
A limited quantity, in mixed blue and dark may.
easy gemients for housework in" size,
Former vellie $.25 * 4,
' 75¢ all cleareone. <
36 40 and 44
Dress Section. second floor.
Wool'l‘ohoggans aid other \l'orslcd Caps for wo—
men. misses our! children, at very special prices
with hiss loithi. Also Capes to mick. g
they nil: so well made, no perfect filling. no practice! it y‘
N out! so low priced lllltiwili such nearly that selection is enfiy u
:gsntl enlislecrion it: sure.
The iléw “Blingalow'Apron” ma perfect filling tuvtmlll ii
H semantic; mntlcoiencel‘lsnt quelity pertain, in n l .irieit of 3;
n prelw guinea end checks; Dutch neck kimono shovels. humid ll
Set“ mill Hum.
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