I
JIeGE SIX
‘.. THE 500111;“. imw‘s clubs or the Alameda diam-.l
EVENING SEW
in session recently at Lodi. adopted 2-.
» . rt:oiutlon for the restoration of the!
. ,1 ESTABLISHED BY lpull tax, but apee'illed pdl'ili‘ulfltlyi
JAHES GOLDEN Eliot the 'ax should not ’mply .o “0-?
n. L. AND A’. L. GOLDENQMU'
PROPRIETORS t
in
’l'ltt: liten‘
..... ' .tyrunt than tietei' vermm’l to In.\ \vo-l
asnuredly. i.~ i-‘t‘jdli'tj-
m' :m :i vtitliout taxing himself
in: l .
flINIATURE ALMANAC FORTclaitued by the aufiragia», it it pus-i
, WHORROW :tlJlt- that we are dooniei to a poi-i
high tide 8:” a' m‘: 847 P. mnernment in which women rtth‘ and7
‘3“ tises 6:04: 5c“ 5259' l‘lltl‘ll niercly pay the bill>i‘ ()t‘. a< a
W; tituous Kaneas woman sugrt‘wtetl twill
EVENING SENTINEL TELE'Ia century ago, In man to he "ltilillihll‘t
PHONE CALLS a...“ ;
- Editorial Rooms—.91 Even the men who favor .onian Sui ;
Sadness Office—93. .
: t“ Wk Branch Office—I388. t_\ of the American male population — l
I' VOW.‘ Reudence—1325-3- 'uttuld like to retain a ten per‘onal.
,. fl ' . - e :_‘. ‘ .
yrhfily WC Bandeau-75
instead oi the "equal t‘lilli’lltlllp”
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trope - and they're probably a pinion»
. . - ‘3: d litical ri lli>. -
Business Managers Residence.”t n W w“: * --_ l
‘ . Iu -n. ‘9’
" “bushfire Residence—890. . POOREST PAID PUBLIC senvmrsl
‘ _,. . _._- —- Nee York (7in school teachers, who
“7“ Planning to form a union were ad~,
ASONIC DIRECTORY. . ‘
t M .__—- fdt'essed the other day by Samuel Gum-,
WI" Led]! No 1“ F Ind A M pers, prew‘tdent ot' the American Fedvl
, . r - ' ‘.
”I ofleets in Iaeoute Building, South «ration of Labor. Some oi the tau-h,
Iain street, int and 3rd Tuesday of et's had indicated a desire to make;
”ch month—July and August 03' their union completely local. Unl‘t)II-:
copied—4t 8 o'clock. A“ Master nccted tutti the Federation. l
“350“; cordially invited. Aim“? "Go ahead a.~ you please." said ~.\ir.'
' .‘K it‘erri4,'\\. M' ROW” 1“. \\“co"‘(}illllprr$ cheerfully. "it we are not:
8" good enough tor you You think that‘
l M 5you/are protemiount [Milplt'. but i tell.
A Statel Convocation of Butler you that the hod tai'ricr you see in the
Chapter, he. 38, R. A. M.. will be held siri'i-lr‘ i> getting more money thanj
h" Masonic Temple. Tundly evening, you. You are the poorest paid and;
March 14"" at 8 o'clock. tvzs’rsl: 2' lead (‘tlllhltlt'rt'tl public servant: in the“,
aelrogxt- Refreahmen.5 a ‘t'tJtllllr'L And \lllt'lllt'l‘ ton 'dlllllllll‘,
Fraternally. your union \\1Ilt ii.~ or not. or wlielln-r‘
cHARLES A. TUCK H. P. you organize 01' not, the Math-ration:
— At'est'v-F s. LVON. Secretary. Ind? help _\titl in every may it can, lie-i
, ‘p— _. .-.-._ _, _. .___,_.-_ - ~-——» ~- taum It i~ it:~‘ duty to do no." ;
t 'l‘inx painful t'illiltliil‘léltll of teat-hers
‘ HELPING MEXICO. ‘ .
1' . h 41h lIHtl tarriet'.~ wa‘ui't nct'eesanly.
\‘iiv‘lt the \tnciicait torn-e \wrc ot- ‘
I’r titlt \\'i‘:(‘vl ll'lit‘ ttt‘ tl.tt~.. .\1;~ yummy“ “int It‘l-
l“) ' i > i
t "3“: \t'li“ '(‘i'l‘lltil't‘ to help \le\it‘o.“l"”m“' for NP“ w.“ ”at-1w” art?
A" ‘H j”. .. mid to he better paid than any "th-
“ Ti‘rii‘l‘ “fit m:lhlf to hate bet-‘1 7-7 m ”I" hm”! sum.” But h abou-
“’“ “ \H' ’ ' ed trutht‘uilt et‘otteh litt‘ predicament
. “* Witt-tit
- t.i Ln" o"et.~ hop. oi tno.t i ‘ ’
h k I ‘ \ ' i‘rt/ 'ttltt‘t‘» ”f 11’“ ”‘t‘rHl-Ti' Alllt'l’itali teflt‘ltel". Site
= .tlrh.ttl it .21. ".t- i-ti . . . . ‘
h "5 ““‘l‘m‘ "in" I“’¢"“‘>i Mid and least
i‘iv r Ht‘ dll ‘ ., H ' V >
h i * tlll' nut to "O'N‘Hit’rt’tl tmhhe eertnin lll bitlte o‘:
. . . .. ,. .
it . ' til .i.
I‘.tt\ that: the puni’iiv ex:
|.tlil..li:.‘. ‘
the high honor iti \t litt h \\t' pretend to
st“ .t . flit ._ . 3
‘ H U ‘ hold ('tltltdlttl‘.‘ .iud while there are
l‘tii'tlt‘l‘ it) 9" -
altos“ tit-t
iii-acute \'ii?.i and hi.- band.
)1!‘,\‘(I‘. \\t-
.r lit-ii >1“. . _ .. ‘
‘ u ‘hUIlll‘ theortttcal obn-ctiona to trail..
”a, w 4‘ crs' unions" it llill'. in admitted that
Cite lwiir‘tit 01 “M “ ,. . . . i
.1 .m.” tltir II the teat-hem caiit get ltvtni: waxes,
lllti n .
"’t . . ltl'. i: lll.|'l_\ ‘ . . '
‘ “L" a n X in other tvay they are notified in or-
littltlil iiitittlttiitlllillts
till titlittltt
T33 SOUTH NORW‘L‘EVINING am
-_._4._—..__'—
SIGNING CONTRACT FOR HIGHEST SALARY EVER
PAID TO ANYONE EXCEPT A KING OR EMPEROR
john R. Frueler, 'Who
Will Pay the Salary.
(harlot (hupltn. the lllti\it‘
conictlian. hzt~ juxt vigucd .i nett'
the
trout
have
t‘titttt'iit‘l. iiiitl tltt't‘t-lti \flVt‘tl
motion lilt‘lill‘t' Itlilg‘llttlt‘~
llt'i‘\tttl.\ pt‘mttation the)
llt‘t'll negotiating \iith him for
wicral \\l'('l\~, atitl tum 'Itllllt l\'.
l’ruclcr, til't'\ltlt‘til ot' thi- \Iutual
l‘ilni t’orporation. ha~ vattgltt
'lht‘ liltfi liNll for:
4.41- a minute. or,
208.00 .‘lll hour, tn.
. J,i47.(lt a day, or,
{171’}:
-#
(gonlinucd from Firel Page.)
t‘oininittn- made a wrong plea tot a
firlt‘lilllllt‘ endeavor to help the ill
Filltlllflll hour it debt that Win- in.
creasing year by )t‘fll‘ It required
only on active catiipntuti to lotion out
. - .. ' ~ w .- i l'l‘l‘ltlrli '
”Hr built-drill” “““h 3" H" ‘ (in a silent Illulitllitt'itt. to the credit;
it :innlyled iii the t'll'l'Hl-‘Il‘ letter limit-
Sidncy Chaplin,
Manager.
Two Views of
Charley Chaplin.
$11,884:“ a Week, or,
$17ti_tititi.no a year.
NH other tit-non in the norm
other than a hint; or an emperor
~-ttnlc.~.~ (hath-x M. N'htvali as
of the l'nttwl Statm
hit-cl torpottittoii “(h .tll cwctt
pt t“lil\'lll
ttuti—vrlt.i\ cit-r i't-t‘cin-tl hall that
\alar}.
(harlot t'hapliti i\ l\\t‘||l) si\
_\t‘.'lt\ of age.
.._.. _..
Association, I beg to aelttiuttledxe.
Willi mun) lilitllkN, your annual con
tribution lttttlll'de the Maintenance
ll’tttid. for \t hit-1t phase find ittt‘loartl
li‘vv-cipt t‘ill‘tl.
t'p to the present time. tiieliidmi:
lyout fluitltrlplitin. we have received
; lfil althst'rlpilmtu iiumegatiti; titiLLJv‘t.
i It it were bttt poslilile to titid iii
ithis eotuuiutnI) d greater number of
liltv‘li and women who lilt" youri-elt,
iliooor lllt‘lllbi'll'e‘n‘ by their “lithium-m
ito give their moral opport tor the
trainee of thin-Hospital. what ii that;
‘mtlernt letit‘ttlrt‘ shari- wottld nrm‘
‘ot the t‘ity of Not-uni 7 in the nano-
l . 2 ‘l. " e results . ,
"d on 1“!"an tll:- ublllh of “wind the lnreetors I until no thank you
[NW N “m" I“ ‘ p ' ‘ 'iut your generous otter to try to se
r: rp mi s~ solely to ntentz- tlit- death
'iianizni: tor the purpow.
‘xtnlit in “tiling to contribute towardr:
tn” 1t... Ailiti‘n‘uir elllll;llli‘ri‘d h." V”
Q.-. ..
THE BRISBANE NAVV.
\ my. style of navy is advocated
by .\rthur imlblmllt'. tho rupei«vtitiir'
who. accordinr to his own Htlnli<tili‘n.;
ill . .
get~ 'ht- hiuhinxt salary iii Amt-rump
for:
. . i
‘ ‘ Ia llitl iti- broottthirs‘y ”min in their
lav-t o-i .\n,er.t.in it‘l‘rilttl'} it 14 iii-
In punt—hing tllil‘. L'l‘illl“.
the
tented. 1"
n‘oii ‘bihl‘ tl'll'lli’fr. vindicate
ot’ our :OVN‘tithit‘ and inst
liouo: .
‘onh n <tilutat‘} respect
in. I .Vl‘hifili.
in American lite and property
‘x- etut the auiititi'age that Mexico her
Jouznalimt tor writing editorials
.lllt' Hearst newspapers.
‘I‘tm brilliant editor would true “l
the” mud gain from the prnpcr per-
' t
. Will in line With the demands ot mod-
f tlii» unpleasant task is
it would he intended
it’
im‘uiances o
'eit out oi all proportion to our oun
erii tit'ilizatiou.
fill"
3" .mtl- incidentally warfare.
', .- Altai-in ’ . .
.mlaumne. n I» 0 ‘1“ 1mm“ 1 in -'\t'ouiti contain oi 1.000 Ii't‘lllll'i‘” 0"
. . . . - . a“ .a ti HF
Ieruet M 9‘0” (hunt 1 tea!- freighter there would he one.
.- . - . -;' - callv ltl't' Silt‘li - _
“WAN“ “'“l H“ * r ' ‘ 1 may The gun would be mounted only
« chief one at e
. Lin (use of war. Ordinarily those thous-
..i'.ni cannon would be left ttrlttirt- or
American
to have. eliminated iii
in J!“ e»'ablt.~tiiiit-itt of stable govern-
many
it l5 worth
lkl’fit on floats
"limit to Mexico
lil‘llll money to have the
" in
lid-s and
bland”: clean-d ottt of the state
‘ " ' ‘- " til we“ affordi .
(‘ .litmhtla Mum. w” 'tlitlllealltl merchant ships \vtm‘d flock
" i-‘t pay of ‘Seildlllgl
u] til i in trotn the various party of the world
' . ‘ _~‘ 1 an it e 0 - .
. Arc. n‘ a" “MP to t e p ltvhere they happened to be at the time
t‘SN'd regiona, if we had Tho
I
t‘\\heu smite-body declared \\.\I‘ against
'u~ 'and htgau 'e'litllllllfl lir‘ tip. the
all tl.e expenses
‘3 cf tut-tau ii.f
loo-d after any such jolt
. . “Mm“..- -- ~ .
FEMININE TYRANNY. :
land take their guns aboard
I .
‘they would turn around and int. tnc
et'tt‘lint. out of the enemy.
it is a beautiful idea, quite worth‘
a
”“A woman who votes." In it letter‘
o’the i‘lirrporia titan.) Gazette. boa-sis the trouble of being dictated an
.1th “the men will never again have; outer-editor's dictaphone. Anl it
hum to smoke at. inmquett: in Rand very unkind oi" the Chicago Trlburfi'
‘to stag-est that "halt it dorm modern
0 bau‘sh tobac-rbattte cruisers could sink Mr. Brie
they :
is
. t maybe ailriglit t
“Rom Intranets. The men who
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don't Moe's entire navy as last its
“Mo—and some who dHave iong‘couid load and are." going around
upontfiepungentblue have (211- those 1,000 ("tighter "like/ wolves
sloping every masculine (cast as anirmmd a dock of alien."
' mltlgeled “Enhance. And certainly" it is even more unkind to remind
do. fit and proper that there
air- to breathe instead or ciur tore the war broke .out he prophesied
\ . :at any dinner, politlw' or oth-' that "It could not happen. because
' act—attended ‘by women. “ man 1rd been. too civiliaedfl l
.____‘—————h—
t' the auto time. most men tut: l
- ' ‘ There t limit to the relenttm
Imelda: an an inalienable right. a no -
new with which Great mum is pur-
INN -: V.
a ‘ ‘3 It mm {a suing all «hinge Gennan. The English
local government board has me no
dare- to lame ohm for atamplng out
every trace of German measles.
" “4—.— _
At titer scent rate of dermal: pro-
,lIlI-flti II Mina-mam:
If the women of Kansas and
"he min-age states are win, the?
7 tab it in. Feminine power nil
"may, anyhow. when in dis-
mal “I“ “not .~ ..»
' ' ‘ pig'so'?
lions. ‘
should'llr. riubtine that just the week be-'
‘ ready severet
'1 mm «A dent-109m m ‘ .-
me
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WK‘FEW‘I W9:- eru w Wan-nip, not.
the maintenance til "thtlJ" Hospital
1 have received a number oi very en-
couraging letters, and mine helpful
eilkfll‘sllmih front a number oi (‘llllifii<.
ot' the t‘tlltlltilltlli)‘, n'iio have t-‘lltl\\ltv
the kN'tht interest iii the Hospital
Hittittloti. A number m these liiite'
brought out very helpful and con-
>truetite new ideas. upott which tho
Hospital can be successfully conduct,-
t‘il. ;
\\’e have now reached the first (lite
‘l‘houattnd lioitnr mark through 15$I
etittscrlbt‘n. it in not sutlieient to
stnipiy acknowledge the thanlte in
the Directors of thi.~ Hospital to the
men and women who are mailing it.
poemibic to carry on the work, btit it
feel an expression of gratitude is due
thom- contributors, who by their per-
sonal Hemiee, in trying to solicit tort
the tlospttul the financial and moral;
support or their triendu. are render;
ing a distinct .~ervlce to the whole:
community. 1
This institution. dedicated and con,
seerated to case the pain of tlie‘
pounded, to heal and restore to health!
the sick. stands ready to Hitcher—in:
the shadow of its wings those, whol
come to it for relief. it is a publicl
institution belonging to you and I. it
needs the united etl'ort oi the whole
community to carry on a mission rec-
ognized throughout the whole civilized
world as the first dtity of one human
being to his: ieliow man.
The “Women of Nonvnlk" as an or-
ganization and as individuals. have.
again shown their sell-sacrificing
labor and their sympathy in behalt
of this ltorzpitiil. With the aim of
securing ll motor ambulance of the
most modern type. the “Women of
Sortvatk" deserve the unqualified
united re<pouue of every citizen to do
his share to help in this laudible un-t
derttiktniz. l deem it my duty to pub-t
t
'lictilly acknowledge the receipt of a
letter from “A Woman 0! Norwalk"
whose timely help comes now to?
start the second or the required Five.
Thousand Dollars towards thd Main
tenance hind:
"Dear Mr. McMullen:—-~ _
Enclosed find my subscription to.
the Maintenance 'lt‘und. Kindly sendt
rue-tea or more allps.‘ae I am gettlnr
people tolerated in the Dalian-Year
Idea in my neighborhood. I lave a.I-\
promine- and new i
can get more,¢or all I speak to aboutj
giving onedollar a your m m to;
take a. port in Hospital llalntananeou
but new tab node-t do ole: to an.
an Mount. '2 .
his plan of raising tuada treat
dtulned “drawer! think
it la established. M bod-n
anxiety ant-tutu: better reeling up
around our community LLNM t?
our ”Hoopla.
't-tm for u.~ nonn- o: thu tine Dollar]
t'lli‘llillultlr.‘ tor the annual llulntt-
natieu- Fund. l'ct’notmll)’ 1 “ant to
.i.~.~ure you that i appreciate your en
tt‘tlr‘illlinfl li tier, and I am voicing the
ventttnent» of my wt-retnry. It ue
accomplish nothing more than plat-int:
thh uorthy. philtiti’hmpit- institution
upon it sound. Illlltllt'llll basis, ' and
amusing the interwt oi the citizens
.iil‘ .Vorwaik iti "'l‘lil-Lllt" Hospital. it
will uniuy timer repay us for the
inn or that we lune in doing: the work.
Very truly yours,
taipnhli .ltlil.\' Mt'lli'lJJ-IX,
President.
The foilo'uing art- the lldllli‘n of ”H
men and women who have contributed
‘thc llt'st thousand dollars towards the
.\ta.uten.iuce Fund:
Anxcvtne. l-‘. .l.
Arnold. (‘hzis .\'
lialtlwiu. tlr. .-\. it.
Barrett. Edw.
lleacli. ii. A.
lieers. Mrs Sarah J.
Bennett, Mitts Jane E.
tienuctt, Mien S. FrnnCt-s.
. llcnuett, Harry F. ~
lit-neon, Ruth Matilda.
lletts. Atlii St. J.
Bette. George F.
Bettie, ltrs. laetlmud
lletts.‘ Sallie S.
‘Bishop, Herbert E.
Bishop, “1'. I".
Iiomird. G. E. \ J
Bradbury, litre. F. J.
Bradley. Thomas.
Brendltnger, Margaret 'R.
liurrltt. Charles w.
Rurritt. Mrs. Alice l-‘.
litittertvorth. Geo. l-‘L
ltyxbee. Mien Ella Josephine.
(‘ahilL Mitts Helen (‘. ’
(‘arlsom Otttliu, _ ‘
t‘nrroll. Emma P. '
('nrroll, Mrs. John W.
Cavanaxlt. John.
(‘httmbiism Mrs. Harriet W.
Coburn, Dr. J. M.
Cohen, Louis J.
Cole, A. H.
Coolidge. Mrtt. ii. 0.
Cousins, Edwina“
Cousins. L A.
- Crawford. John H.
Crother. Miss Ida M.
Curtis. Geo. E.
Double. Mrs. B. L
Devil, Mrs. Mary.
Dlmond, C. F.
Dudley. Mitts Gertrude.
Dam. Dr. clean.
_‘ Urn. ”n.
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Gregory, Dr. J (l. 1
Gregory, Mrs. J. G. '
Gurezynaki. A. ‘
.Hall. Mrs. Julia M. ‘
Hallorau, Margaret Heath ‘
Hamilton, Mrs. Schuyler
Hanturd. Mine Ht-let; .
Hanford, llrs R ti ‘
Harstroni, llr. t‘art Aht'l i
inn. E |
non-Hg William
Huhhell, James T l
Hunt. Frances A.
Jul'kbflli. .‘tll‘.\. it it
Kulllul’. Samuel
Keeler, George,
Keep, A. Dwight
Kellogg Mabel .u i
Kelloga. ltr. H K it i
Keogh at Candi-e
Knapp, Philip .\'
Ktiriz. tlarry.
Ladue, Dewitt (‘.
la-hinaier. lflule A.
Lehmaier, lira lotus A.
lxt)‘. S
lflt‘khofld, Mrs F St. John }
Lockwood. Mann-e llel‘orest.
Lynea. Miss Emil) A.
Lyiies. Samuel.
Mt-Elroy. Joseph A,
litiMulli-n. John. . .
lltMuiltn. Mrs. John
Meech, Alias \'. A,
Millard. it. (‘
t.\lilier.1‘~ Wu
lilies, .lefl.
Moore, “is: Hdttli- [C
|Moulton, ti. l-‘.
Muller, John,
Xewkiri. llt' J.
No name.
Kuwait, l)
()‘llricii. J
I’hlb‘t‘llb. Mary
Mary. l‘nrtritk.
lira Julia (l.
Pearce, t‘hurlts lt
l'edin. John \\'. t
l’eloslti, Anton. I
l'tttneler, W. H.
l‘iunto. tiotha Stone.
l‘latt. Mia. l-t. ti.
l'oilard. lira. .Ltilla \. l
l’l'lu‘, H l‘
Qutntnrd. Fri-d it. ‘
tltitntntd Mrs F. ii.
Raleigh. Miss N l‘. l
iiayniotizl. Mrs. t‘harles Munson ‘
itauindid, llaiid \\'.
Raymond, .I ll.
lidyiiioiid. 'l‘hos l, ‘
lleynoltlr. l. .l. l
Roberts. \llln‘ll l
“lingtru, that.» l). l
Hoodiicr. lliil. _ t
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t'. and Mr.» 1.. S.
lleiir).
liooduer, Samuel.
ltownwaid, \\'impnieimcr.
Russell. tltorgt- ll.
Schoelltnpi, John A.
Seymour, (‘arrio- A.
Smith. Inna W. t
Smith. P .l. t
Smith, Herbert R.
Sinitn, Mb Leslie.
Smith, \lar)’ l-‘
Spence. ilr. ll
Steven, J. Emory. l
Street, .kannw A. l
Sullivan. Mr Daniel E.
Taylor, John H.
’l‘iebout, John. '
'l‘rueey. .Viru W .l.
Tracey. Dr. W. J. ‘ .
Ti‘t‘iidtu‘ll, Mr. and Mrs. J. l’.
'l‘rounison. E. J. Jr. ‘
l'psoti, lire. Sarah ll. .
\‘aast limit. Garage. |
\‘ail. Harry A.
\‘iutilooaetir. Mrs .l. B.
Yogel. Herman. .
Walsh. John J. l
Waring. I.. S ,
\i'elch, Mr... Susan B. 3
\i‘ileox. F. it). i
Wilshire. George ,
\Vellea, Edward M. ‘
Wilson. 'Mistl Margaret S.
Wheeler. A. C.
\"hite. Mrs. Antoinette G.
\t‘tldgttst. Mrs. Andrew. 1
DRIVE AGAlNST DOPE TRAFFIC.!
Government Undertaken Campaign ta‘
Clean Up Hartford District. - l
ilAil'l‘Ftilil). March it.« The ttna‘
ed States authorities through United:
States t'ollector of internal Revenue
James Walsh and his assistants. aided
in special liSSiSIanIS front Washing:
ton, are aiming it big drive to stamp
out the "dope" frame in this district.;
it was learned today. Within the Mist i
few days several seizures have been?
made of large consignments of Oplulll‘
and other narcotic drugs and one or,
rest has been made. the arrested man.
who is said to be well known hud to -..—_._-r_..__,.-_-___.._..__-__.
spectod in Hartford, having been tak-
en at the point of a pistol. alter threat-
ening an agent of the revenue force
with an unloaded revolver. The name,
of the man under arrest has not been'
made public. ‘
INCENDIARY FIRE AT wmoaem
Exploalen amt- Blaze That Dealt-eye
MM!) Worth of Property. i
SOUTH WINDSOR Conn. March 14.‘
—«il-‘ire starting with a mysterious ex-
plosion which aroused the neighbors
withhea mile radius. and which who
undoubtedly of incendiary origin. tie
atroyednproperty valued at $30,000
yesterday in the heart of the tobacco
district. on the Walton W. Grant
t'prm. now occupied by Joaeph and An-
drew Mitchell. The origin of the fire
in being investigated.
A large tobacco shed. containing
thirty tone of tobacco in bundles and
worth 310.000. and a large barn and
alto containing a large quantity 0!
3min and farming implements, were
tired almost simultaneously. The
neighbors, aroused by the explosion,
rushed to the scene. and assisted in
saving the live stock.
Elli-DUN WHO ARE MKLY
“they“ Mm cam-
utudthe madam-unw-
“.m be within-1th It
m We lint m1 I!
I.and DRESSES
l‘hat refleét individ-
duality and exclusive-
IICSS.
We flow the authori 've style
changes sopranounced this eason. They
are chosen from hundred: of models. with
the most critical care that in every line
and every detail they should conform to
the latest of fashion's decrees.
It will be a pleasure to >how you these beau-
tiful garments {or we show them with confi-
dence that they have no superior and few .-
equal at the prices.
THE NEW BLOUSES
No other season has been so productive of really pretty Blouses
as this and such a variety of designs to choose from. Every new
$1er idea is embodied in some. model or other—(he newest col-
lars nthe. newest sleevesutlie newest materials. Boston Store un-
derselline prices prevail. ‘
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SPRING MlLthERY ‘
Our work room is daily Bending out scores of modishly trimmed
data, embodying all the nevest correct styles for the spring.
Charming. exclusive models, designed to please the fancy m' c\—
ery woman of refined taste. These beautitul trimmed hats are
ahown in all the newest shapes and all the new colors.
$3.98, $5.98 to $9.98
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THE NEW
PrairieState
ICUlllllllR‘
In All Sizes
Come in and sec the-‘c wonderful in-
tubators at work!
Let us show Wu the chick. while they
are hatching and prove to you that we
or" selling the. rcatcst h..tching device
ever invented. -ct us show you an in‘
culiator that you or anybody can ope~
rate and lipid) a chick from every hatch-
ablexgg.
Every Buckeye Incubator is sold with
- ‘narunlae—a guarantee to hatch
every lintchaltle egg—and they never fail.
We can show you dozens of testimon-
ials from people who bought Bucke s---
people who never owned an inculifitor
Consideration. ~who are repeatedly . hatching every
hatchable egg they put in them.
We want you to see these incubator:
and be convinced that they will hatch
more chicks. bigger chicks and stronger
chicks than any old hen you ever owned.
Made in 5 Sizes—~60 eggs to 350 eggs.
The Sand Tray and Heating
Apparatus of this incubator
are features worthy of special
‘ COME [N AND SEE
A -- . Sold as low as
' $8.00
’0» the market :2 years—«new 335.000
in mcrrrful operatic". All: for a Ruth
0: Catalogm. '
Albert R Morgan ~
(liucceeaor to Chas. E. Dow.)
112 wasnmoron s12. .00, NOBWALK; conu.
VEILINGS
An interesting‘shOWing of smart, new effects in Beauty
Voile—and Veilings await your inspection. The variety of/
styles is greater than ever before, andprices are no higher
than in previous seasons.
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Norwalk Chronicler