Coats, Suits, Dresses;
"Waists, Skirts and
.Miilinery
5 Now is the time when women who appreciate the importance or -
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being yell moaned. are thinking of new clothes tor Earlier to all 1.
lines or ready-rowan apparel. We 3W Ironclad the moat depend» "
9 makes, good: that hove proton their worth. which we can rec '
" mun with inn confidence out they wiil rum triends rnr url and
this store; will .prove prominble to you. Come and come early!
‘ Women's and Misses' (30315.85 98, $7. 98‘ 1
' , $9. 98, $14. 98 $17. 987, $21.50. '
, 'Women s and: Misses Suits, $15 $18
$20, $22. '50, $25, $27. 50, $30
Women’s and Misses, Dresses, $7.98,
89. 98, $15, $18 $22. 50,825.
» Women s and Misses’ Skirts, $1. 98, $2. 98
$4.98, $5 .,98 $7. 98, $9.98.
Extraordinary Sale of deen' 3 Blouses '
in theistest collar models comprising the moat exceptional valilos' '
offered this season, from 980 11:) 11,037.98. You my double elsewhere
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'i timely sale of stylishly 1‘4an and Untrimmed
EASTER HATS
You have never had I. like opportunity lopeloct high—class and lush-
10mm before Merritt ouch alarmingly; low pricee end
while here. don’t overlook our Hat Shopee and Trimmings of all kinds.
Remember we nicer tree. ‘
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Your pummel appearance at Easter depends a great
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Ourcorcebcrwlllgladlyslwwyoutlwnewspnng
models, and give you n free fitting.
7 Carrie here for satisfactory comet sci-vice-
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W111 be Open All Day, Friday, April 10
See our AdvertiseIneiit
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The united E18611“: :JQWWW 11(8th 11119119. of the. re» 297:2;11rzitzjcelved 37. 7111 and Snidel7
filer 1 ”Ion advised by my counsel that
CHICAGO. April 8.- «Inspired by 7
, ~their Victorian in the lilinoio lociil on
M. I‘m" up vote in lieu elections Tue-day. the temper-
it} on: m commonalities
title that ondid'ry you in Chino at the
The Antifloloon Mamie of illliiole,
throulh its superintendent. If some
McBride. mnouncod that the cout-
uncut at 6. law whereby .the Stole
would vote on the saloon auction by
countiu, instead or by town-hips.
0 would he made the chic! 1:300 in the
legislative primary corupum this tall.
. Retired returns from 'lfileadcyfo lo
cal option elections in lllinolii, showed
62 o! the 102 counties in the State are
now ontieuioou territory.
Tyrants-two counties were added to
we a“ m” “mm“ mm" m “r the dry column. 'ijhirty counties ai-
bitrarily plwood at. 892. By addins
ml were dr
i‘niii to the total vote in all the worth. M y m
Mr. LHWNF “3‘ ‘RB ill‘bltomry ”Ill-I ‘ SEIDEL L‘OST BY 3,614-
mllty of 36 ms sufficient to elect l ‘
By Sound of Civic Duty. 1
Mr. Cheneys letter written to the ,. ....
court of Wm“ 111688. is as follow 1 Milwaukee ailment-bemoan;
“me my mums or the cm. em] , MILWAUKEE, i..Vis April 9.-—'L0m
tlon held April ,7 39,47 it “We“, plate returns from Tuesdays mun-
that l have been elected mayor of the M9“! elem” 5““ ““50” G A' Bed-
city 01' Hartford and the city clerk 1:13, 0011- partisan, a majority of;
. 1111313111241 10 '.méa map" certificate 8,614 over Emil Seitlel, socialist-dam.
01' election. Neiertheless it is my ocrat.
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‘ love:
according to 'Mr. Mellon, so by odd
How aiding, Non-Partisan, Defeated
turns, that a. plurality of Votes wus'
cast. for Mr Joseph H Law w. The result shows that Bailing re’
ceived 5,475 and. Seidel 1,125 fewer
totes than two years ago.
neither your honorable body. acting
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sinners)?
Your car's steering gear isrln
vital part—~00 it dependo- you:
life and the safety or your car.
If your steering sear has too
much “ploy—41' it 77713 too
loose or too "glib—it the tie
rod connections are worn—ll the
steering knuckles are locate—F
the car should be placed in' our
hand: to remedy these faults and
the sooner the better.
Our mechanics know how to ‘
repair these important ports—n '
they ARE. competent and expert
——nnd our charges are not on.
reasonable.
Auto repairing of ALL. kinda
done WT hero.
w. A. Hurdord
Garage
Mayor Birding will be bucked .up
with a board of 'uidermeu consisting,
of twenty-nine non-partisans against)
eight aocinllatdemocrnts. The so?
cinlistdemocrnts captured one or the
chief city oflices. that ol citv attor
ney Daniel W Hoan, the incumbent,
having receiied 32,462, against 31;
963 for William H. 'l‘imlln jr.. non
pnrtisan »
Joseph R. Carney and Louis 31.
Koteckl, non partisans, were re
'elected treasurer and comptroller re~
s'e‘tlrel b- over 8,000 ma orit '.
"i am impelled therefore, by n p“ y 5 ‘ j y
3°93“ 1” “”9311“? l” 9 ”9“" °‘ Prohibition Question in Maine. .1
civic duty, to tender my resignation, AUGU’S’PA. Maine, April 97*.“ the
and 1 9° hereby "'15“ the “m": M Democratic and Progressive State con-
mayor of "‘9 city °f Martiord to m“ ventions held last month the questioni
effect forthwith. Respectfully 01’ prohibition appeared likely to occu-é
"1101313 R CHENEY " py a leading place in the discussion at
Counsel for Mr Lawler m“ an the Republican State convention to
nouncement lhal HO “09111 take the day. Since State officials are to be
00"! of 011190 tombrrow morning at 11 nominated at the primaries in June.
0'0“,“ WW0 9- 1091100 09 the 11990“ the principal business was the ndou
The board otcnniasaers and the court non of a platform. Many of the dele-
ot' oonimon coilolil. nhich is oven game had previously expreaaed them-
whelmingly democratic will meet to; selves as in favor of Ii. plank urging
marrow fishnet 8 hfc‘ibclg to officially notional prohibition.
on a board of contour-re, nor a court
could locally dieregnrd the returns
Ind docure any‘ other person than
myoelf clotted tailor _
; ”161 «an» to welds-mute tor the
_ city it any cloud 3hould be cast upon
the mayors title to his oiiice, end it
will be intolerable for me to serve as
mayor with the, consciousness thot my
election may hate resulted from w-
tallure 01‘ the voting machinery to re-
cord the will of the people.
' implied" by”? Folios-n.
114mg!- 8,595; Gunny, once rerun am today 11 «ll tor a ‘ -,
' . Odom convention. to 1!.“ 11918 here 7:.
convene the returns 9. . The presiding officer was Congress 1
1039011 H 1A“ lel‘ mayoreiect of man John A. More. An address on
Hertfcrd. will be one or the youngest notional topics was expected tromi
.ltlle oath 01‘. office tonic-rm. die in Michigan.
notyet 30 years 010.!!eionarmw . .
ate 0! Georgetown univenity end the Women'I Vote in Make.
Harvard Low Ichool. He is a mom SEATTLE Wash, April 9.»—-Women
ml lawyer. not year he rerun-anion helped decide elections in Alaska. this?
Hartford in the senenl ”comply week. according to dlnpntches received?
todoy. It was the ilrlt time women;
New Governor In once. had voted in Mollie since entrenchis‘
306031: R bowler Denmt. was ed by the ting: territorial legislature It
more in no Mayor of mutual at 11 tear Ice. ‘
o'clock today. The inaugural we; at in shagway campolgninx brought‘
City Hell and mg “a. '“g ndminis- victory to the feminine politicim'
tel-ed by Judge named, u mum, of Electors were taken to polling placed
the Court 0100mm Hm, who in. by women. who bought cigars end.
II we: of 77cm.- Usually the luncheon and supplied conveyance!
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3 the cog connection with the LAWN other constitutional emcee. Tho!" malnou- 101101th.
counter mu out, or order, preventing . ‘ ‘
it train recordini the vote.
Memo: 11 iii iiiiiii uuiu units iiti ’
Worms 111111111111 111111111111 ills-11111111.
tor 1111113., lull“! e Minnelli of 0100-,
1100 to Mnyor Cheney. Mr. Cheney 7
. refused to moot the mum-lo MA MI 3:".in ole-II “011.911.1th dinolvoo byline beat or the not
' 1““ “l ‘1‘" "WWW“ 1° “1" “M 1mm mu uni am «It crop trlhi; penetrate: and noon the Inim-
*“ m“ H“ “l“ 1"“ WM” “1" cm em a. cum coll on, swollen nimbflm which mm the
, parent he 1in elected 'on iii. (no fiend-en: If! .
.7. or the returns. "it. dill ill Molecule . _
7 or pie to um all mm with tho Tn, WWW m~ww
ram-t mayor thin cervical while explaining. sample bellotI. They.
for hit “1:000:01.th Mr. bowlers. elected- the entire uon- portion ticket
friend! Icy tiny were limbll to get in Steamy culprit the taxpayers'
in touch with mor- Louis [5, on...” iaction which lied been in power not
It w! time during the forenoou to ".‘Wfl
note a reorient a.“ he ndmlnilter the in o bitter municipal tight in Juneau
oath. ' ' 7women Were active and the Citizen:
‘Pnrty In table to elect only older-
Mmmom in run mica. imam W the People's Party. head-
4mm m 9mm tint ed by Former. Mayor Bolentine. , ‘
Irma “minted their hills to' lo Kotchlnn, center at the fishing
vote at Theodore townohlp anatomy, induttm the reform ticket can by
“onion mm mm to” my. pt men-councilman nod
movement tor trill outrun tor the Villa ecli’éoi‘ clerk"
m o! lililolo. ”@1113 could he obtiln-E
Constitution ,, j in W who and Chestnut.
Under the equal lung. not pound direct. 3000M district. yesterday. He
, by the loot milieu”. women cannot mode um aloe. One woman of
legislature. member; new or that 9 trend was the More or this
lime. hfldondthrodt; cidntboulr
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, 0018mm “W South moo-1W
. but no Mimi Willi ritualln
.Iiiil inched: ymimw m loomivitlihMiim; nostril“!
" tile hood: 7% houtlup «a 0101!“ Oil
mayor: in the country when he takes Congressman Patrick 11. Kelley, or _
vote tor suite colonic. member: or tile the Hill section comm-lined touring 7
The SouVenir of Bluebird China
received such a welcome through Fair Week that we
are very glad that the stock pattern in the different
pieces is sufficient to provide Breakfast and Lunchch
Sets and also the articles required for dressing table.
Cups anrlSnucers, as to size and style, 30. 40 and 45 era.
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Vases, 25, 35, 50 and 98 ct.
'1‘ capots, 50 and 65 cts.
Sugar and Cream Sets, 7 45 and 65 cts.
Fruit Dishes. 98 cts.
Fruit Plates, . . 30 cts.
Trays, . 20, 25, 50 and 98 cts.
Salad Plates, ' 35 cts.
Tea and Toast Plates, 7 98 cts.
Marmalade Jars, . 50 cts.
Powder Boxes, ” 1 5'0 cts.
Mayonnaise Sets. 50 cts.
Flower ”01118114, ' 50 cts. and $2.50
~ Arraiigetlon uccntei‘ table 111 the China Store.
Jardinieres to hold Easter Plants
In Roma Ivory, Rockwood brown, and velvety Green
Pottery, all sizes, 35, so and 75 cts.. $r.0o, $1.50, $2.00,
$3.00, $5.00, $6.50, $7.50 and $10.00.
Fern Dishes, 50 cts., 75 ‘cts., $1.50 and $2.75.
in tho t'lilim Sliii'i‘.
Easter Fancies in Apparel
Mann: RuffS, most becoming 01' all frivolous; neck-
wear, and very acceptable for the extra warmth giwn
when worn with an open necked blouse. 'l‘lir will :11—
fiirrls a decided protection :mrl lake's the place 111 fur.
$1.50. $2.50 and $3.00.
Lacc Section.
Embroidered Organdie for Camisoles
An exceedingly illill'lt)’ Easter gift. The lengths of l)r- .
‘guiidic are one and a quarter yards. just enough for a
camisole. and there is little to (in in tile‘making. 'l‘hese are
designed to wear under the slicer blouses so high in lflSli~
iiin‘s favor. 55 cts. Cach. - Lace. Section.
Fads in Easter Neckwear for Men
College colors in Ties—Yale, Princeton, Harvard,
5° etc. 7
Wide-end Four—in-Hands, elegant silk, $1.00 and $1.50
Cheney Silks, soft and crushable, 50 cts.
Tango 9113116, Lavender, Gray and Rosella.
Crepes and Heavy Silks.
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Men's Wear Suction.
Bonnets and Hats for Little Folks
White Milan and Tuscan Hers, pretty #llapt‘s, (inimi-
1v trimmed. ‘
Fancy,Straws, Rough and Ready with simple trim.
mings
White Hemp: (11 fine quality \iiili rosettes and small
.iluwcrs.
Organdie Bonnets with silk linings.
Summl Hour;
The Edison Monograph is in1h¢Reading Room thiii
MALONE TALK. new vortit pow Hem opprdved‘. or unapproved 01'
Tint wrflq WILM. . - Mr. ‘Mnlone'ii utterances, the President
7 ".7... ‘.ll‘dlcltlng merely that the statement:
Collector mum Glynn or Favoringl 1w" not inrplred by him. “
“Murphy Men." . 7 7 -—-—~ WM---
WASHINGTON. April ii.»-—’pudlon Amnir Hu $5.000 Blaze.
Field Melons. collector or the port or ' “”0"“. All!“ 97“,er “mm
New York. talked. for an “0“? WW 11mm ln‘tlie helical») oi ioni- Ai~
”"190“ “”1”“ 1'“de °"‘ N” tench Main strain. only this moraine.
York min 90111.1“. 11‘le come ”“9 uproar! to on cdloilinl. building‘ and
Ill-"10 MW or‘thenl‘ronidont. “9' mod Weed at 38.000.
mutiny declined to 741mm file"- The more occupied apartments over
war-do whet Md men pickle. but no the bakery m would! with three .
iii-rod to hm will a mlvfwww “titer-lilac In the Willing next door.
MW. 'm (M to like to the mom in
Just whet, the national minimally ”gm. Tho m of. m, m...
lion will do tonal-d root-(Will: that u, not Irma, . ‘“ '
empire lute democracy to not tied
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mm“- In NW Yuri mm Wt it o'clock W7Tiiey. will close
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