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EASONIC NOTICE.
~ «A .Iupuclnl communication oi Old
Well Lodge, No. roe, Elm! A. M" will
but-old st ita'mms, Juno 2Rh,1915,
st 0 o'clock p. at. Work M. M." degree.
~ Items", invited.
, Fraternity Yours
SYLVESTER P. DEGKER, W. M.
Alton:—
' ROBERT M. w1Lcox
' Secretary.
,Butier Chapter, No. 38, R. ‘A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdgtys, of
each month-July and August ex-
cepted-at 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
‘Maéons cordially invited. Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Frederick S. Lyon,
52W
HOPE AT LAST. ,
mums signs of coming defeat at the
lrom tuh’emuloisis “over the country at
large is showing a decided decrease.
71,000 population and in 1913 it was
140.0 per 1,000. " '
‘come from any marvelous "cure", but
simply from a long, gruelling strug
sic in educating public opinion‘ in mat-
: lets othygiene. it'means that nearly
« (twice as many people now ‘believe in
, eWaiWhesh air, sunshine an
nourishing food in their everyday life
as in 1880.
‘wammmrmmmn
17811;; ssh-riser. TELE-
(milieu-ever possible, museum's.
. Business Hun-let's Wee-'-
, .rl'ilco is‘wor‘th while it it means the, ,
extermination or tubercnlocts.
All Master Masons cordially and (rs-
htbition. paying its hills w‘Iss In tough
. proposition. The loss of honor taxes I
itentiary are said to have been turn-
»to «pay liar their transportation. Mon»
At, last the Great White Plague _ey has even been itching to 9.0“”,
thds of the enemy. The death rate '
,This, however, is over a long period or ,
< , years. In 1880 the rate was 328 per 8
This gain in lifesaving does not ‘
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lumifilusflnmm
uMwnwnum,
surmount-autonomous!
my ”I vocals or ons's seamin-
tsneuiscohu miller-t tuberculosis
s! association for the study and pl!»
cannon or tuberculosis recommend?
inoreuedcuein respect to milk,
swam; regulations. (1mm lumen .
tram industrial processes. compulsory '
nouneationtohesith anthem-upset“. _7
e11. recouping! cumulusnmshy vau-
ment of marriage of labeled ileum“!
and isolation or p‘stisnts
Some or thuse methods may cause»
inconvenience. or :even WW. But: av; '7
warm this; claim mm. sw-
W
“EWING A WKMT STATE.
we“ Virginia‘s finances ire-tn a
had way. Even before it adopted pro
—added to its demorsllsntion. and the
recent court decision gaming tun
state With its share or the our «young
debt at Virginia has about finished the
job. State officials have had dilficulty
in collecting their salaries. . School:
teachers have been paid in Warrants
lhat mid be cashed dilly at a (1184' “
count. Prisoners destined for the pen- __
ed lose because there were no mods.
stamps for omclal postage. 50
Now comes a West Virginia citizen .
named Samuel G Walker and otters .
o ”1991‘! (Enema: «1811: or 212, 39» ’ .
the privilege or selling liquor in the .
state for those ten years.
It’s a new angle in state finance.
and also in the liquor trsddio. Suppose
such a situation astute—é in this state
———what should the state do a'bout It?
W...—
Harry Thaw. in his latest trial
swears he’ s sane. That ought to settle ‘
It. .; . '
We offer to you.
iGLEN URQUHART Fields
and the neW Varstty Fifty
Five young men’ s mochS‘fi-om
.7 7 " mcr& Marx
.98-these are the styles and the
fabrics. foreign and domestic that
I- l' f'/
0,111 teniyesrs, and set 9.21119 8500; . ,
000 every years for permanent public _ ,
improvements. All he asks in return is .V . 7
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Ekqum .
Extraordinary Vahcu [1n the
uni-och: claiming new styles for
minute. Every one designed «dude
This great underprice sale 05ers s most exceptions! opportunity to buy Whips-us st amiable Savings.
$2. 50 to $3 00
Summer Dresses
Tissue Voile v 7.
Striped Ginghams
Checked Ginghams
Plain .«Giltghcttns
54. so to $5. ‘50?
Summer Dresses
French Linen
Striped Voile
Flotverctl Crepe
Plain Crepe
White Voile
ress es
21107 Clevemt Medals
WWW, pot ch, street and home user Every momrsntecd to fit uccnnhcly. Everyone styles up to the
$3.50m54.50
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womfiN’s .
2.1111) Misses
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN
WOMEN’S $3.00 LINGERIE WSTS.
About 800 Lingerie Waistfi in this lot.
«mites mammttes and vatlstss. trimmed with ultrasonic embroidery and Val lace, some
illnishsd with tucks. Long and short sleeves.
WOMEN’S $2. 50 WAISTS.
:48 Special each ..
:WOMENfS $1.59 WAISfl‘S. .
A big variety 0; styles and the greatest values M1 uttered. Voile
. {Iorgafidle lawn, sllIis heautIIuily trimmed with lace and
7---hroidery, some tailored. Sizes 36 to 50.
WOMEN’S $4.00 "WAISTS.
Also a great variety of
' 150.758 Special eucli—w
.usao...-»uns-..
They lire made in the new models, materials are organdie _
. Dainty 88918.», mudQ Si sheer, line orgsndle and term Chins silk x
‘ 32nd crepe do cihine, vhy nervesl: ‘modhls.
Sizes 38 to is. Special each"
...‘A.I..‘........ ...;.1.
New styles in crfie de shine, in white and flesh plain and pleated.
eiso trimmed ef’tectlh. Quaker or convertible collar and short sleeves
lingerie and silk. Sizes 36
so ...... .sc-no....
. 8"” "’ $1.49"
Special at. . .
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.52 .98"-
{35c VOILEIS
40 inch splash and slittdow strip
-. ed V‘olles. _ ‘
Tomorrow, yard . . 19$ .3 »
COTTON FABRICS
AT RADICAL REDUCTIONS
19¢ CRINKLIED CREPE. "
32 inch white crinkled crepe.
Best Windsor Please quality. tor
~ , waists, dresses 251d undowottr.
_ Needs no 1101.11.37
' Tomorrow, per yard. 12/84}
Izse TURKISH Towns. \ .
Good moan: gfi'e. Made ~ 01
sturdy double thread. 7
Tomorrow, yar
Tomorrow, each . . . . . .1921“
J 22-7/2: PEROALES. .
100 pieces or new summer pen- »
percales, yard wide. ‘Best quality.
8.3.7.9148
“1?
59° MAfioUlaa'rre
" 47 Inches wide, line imported:
French mmputt‘e, for. trusts and
7&1: M‘Mli
on, much wanted for women' 27
mm- Tomorrow, yard 59¢
‘75s CREPE VOILE. .
I iii blank only, 42 Inches wide, ex-
ceilent tor waists and dresses. ‘
Tomorrow, Y8rd . . . ._ , . 39¢
. 12y2o UNDERWEAR OHEDKB.
V. D. under-weer
25¢ wmre Mippv cLOTi-l. . .
We are sole representatives tOr
17.19.1111 misses? wants “
- . 27 so cRst puss
“29°80'- Tomorrow, 11rd 7~
mm. 8 398‘
48 inches, oyster white ramie lin ‘
Yard wide. For men and boy 8 B5
Tmm‘m” yard 89% . “Ibroid‘ery. 8.1... 51.25 each.
Chapnis' middy cloth. For women’s 1..
WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS
.hlué, pink and white. nicely
trlmed With lace or piping. Val.
51 50 “ch. Special.
CORSET COVERS
Mode of line 11111511119. nicely
_ trimmed with lace and embroid~
of? Value 58c each. .. 37¢
WOMEN'S DRAWERS.
- lace or embroidery. Value $1. 00
per pair. ,
CHILDREN'S DRAWER!»
; 0! line muslin embroideryI
(mousse Sires 14 Mid 16‘. via.
' 59 0811338." Special
‘WH'ITE PETTIEOATE. 39¢
. {Sop‘eciIal . .;.~ ‘ ‘
lLD‘REN'G DRESSES
Madeor‘plaln
Made of “Windsor Crepe in 7'
. 98¢
Made or namsook. mine or
Special 8624} ‘
91386 of “ivy muslin, not .f’:
(III
’ "titted with coin purse (mg mlr- I,
,1 “y , ‘
Summer Dressses .,
. Flowered Crepes " ll
Churnhrays l'l
Striped Tissue , I!
‘Gin‘ghams 3'9
Polka Dot Voiles H
. » 5'9 ~
.87. 00 to $8 50 - 7 5-9
51
Summer Dresses it
U
Ramie Linen (I
Ratine .1
. Plain Crepe 33
Embroidered Voile 33
Flowered Crepe i S!
Lingerie 5]
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, H .7 3'!
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. R A WONDERFUL BAKE. I}
Surplus production of one of the greatest skirt manufacturers ‘!
. at d by greatest we mean that their styles and making are the bes "I
(or the money, and they are, just in time (or the holiday and vacation‘ K
needs. , ,, ti
Many Styles and All Sizes. l.‘
Cover ever skirt style from golfing !l
and trnmping to dress wear. They are I}
Ermine, Ratine, linen, crepe, corset '“ 1i
Aline, Khaki. Palm Beach cloth. ii
Eponge, item and Pique. 3‘
$1.50 SKIRTS. , :15
Saturday, special. each . . 98¢ .IS
$2.00 SKIRTS. it
Saturday special, each $1.49 ”7 I
$2.50 SKIRTS. 3. ' 7‘
Saturday special, each I81, 98 3‘
$3. 00 SKIRTS. 35
Saturday special each $2, 49, ,5
33. so and $4. 00 SKIRTS. . if
'Satti‘rday special, each $2 98 if
7- 8:
_ . ENTIRE new snowmo or z:
Trimmed and Untrimmed ii
I; - ,,
Mid Summer Millmery 8
9“ .
The very latest, up-to- -the— minute styles for present and 7“ ,
mid-summer wear. Satin, velvet and silk Sailors, withvtrans-
parent chiffon and maline brims; velvet, silk and satin
Turbans with transparent crowns; large floppy Hats with 2!
scalloped picot edge. 1 ~ I)
Every novel combination and conception now being 9‘
:shown and won} in Now York and leading fashion centers 9!
i§ rapt-emitted in our display. _ if
Untrimr’ned Hats . 98¢ to $3.98 7' II.
Trimmed Hats . . . . . .. . . .I .8... . . 82,9810 $8.98 7' !:
women's sun-K poor Hose m1 ones (1‘ ‘
‘ Black, white and hn.fhlltash- The new white bar With black? '8 ’ *
_ ,fihnmings. the crepe effect and k5 .‘
, empower prettfnovéltiesin :. I'
' seal and narrow leather, all : '
aw raft
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