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A DAY OF GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
On every 49c purchase you make here tomorrow you save not less than 25c and in some
cases, nearly double that amount.
Never have we made more genuine offerings than
ALLS .
:3! Parting; C 2. these enumerated here and they are only a small portion of the many values.
5 m Office—93.
:7. Branch Office-4388. COMBINATIONS WHITE PE’I‘TICOATS WOMEN'S DRAWERS
3:. I 8 Residence-Insis- made of finemus-X- 0! muslin, cut Made of main
‘7' ”Editor's Residencej-753‘4- |in. lll('t‘l,\' trtm- full, Willi deep nook, ruffles of
f M“. “nag“. Remddce— “ W . it“. ...~'~ A?” .. . ’0'- .- . .. . a . 3"“... . tried with \al ruffle oi embroid- tucks and cm.
"‘3'13' ‘ ' l he“ Molar ery. Regular broidery Regular
mulhcr'l Residence—39¢ THIRTEENTH CAVALRY SO LDIERS LEFT OF TWO SQU ADS AFTER VILLA RAID.l price 73¢ unit. price 75c each. price 75c each
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_ '9“ Well Lodge, No. 108, r. and A. M.‘
M in Masonic Building, South
Iain 5::9et. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of j
but it is just as well to have sartorial
and judicial Verication. Hereafter let
NEW Dillt‘llll
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sinokini, cigatettrs and dlinltitig, he
paid. l
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Cedar Oil, value
We. One llustless
Cedar Oil Mops
- ouch month—July and August eX- i no woman—>0:- man, either —make any . ““1“”“1” “'5’” “ml” he “a” For dating and poli him 1 rd
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”tad—tit 3 0010‘ h A" ”3“" ‘t'lflllu to beauty or comfort in the lows MMB N thtre lit MW 1., or .50 women around! or!" (.loth. Value wood floors and woodw ,k R.
’ muons cordiallv invited Arthur vibe rules m. heard one woman‘ ~oC-T0m0rr0w. ° - ‘3“
. . mattcr of clothes. if a garment is ‘ ; both lar [nice 31 enchTontorrow
3. ms, “2 M.’ Robert M. \tiicox, mmondm ”at d u r lam” ., mm “New” mm" and, .
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I“ t I n h 19 “ hum m law 0f WEI-[R saw her take lint change from I titI l-—‘
iAnd many of the late modes lead us .hle when it was returned by thel
A State Convocation of Butler Chap- ‘0 sushi-ct that the iashiouableneas . ‘waitet'. He heard them alliance to‘ TEA KET’I‘LES BREAD 0R DISH PANS
4', “r, No. 38, A. A. M. will be held in and therefore the llt‘hlrallltflllt‘fls" is (CN‘NWell from F'rl‘ P‘lle-i no to the woman's 100m and both2 \ k g. l CAKE BOXEQ
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fluorite Temple. South Mil" me“- Just about in proportion to the urn. H- \M'nt out he said. 1 mm“! 7 quan’ Lam. Sm. Jaw 1‘0 (inurl size.
on Tuesday evening, March 28th, 1918. “NH and discomfort. Case ls Held Over. ' Rigid Examination. 1 M. ltcuular lined finish. Reg- M0” “hue (”1"
.. ' o'clock. Royal Arch Mason. cor- 'l‘licr> are mine ett-o-ptiom a in “hm only two Ul' ”Him: or ”I“ “I“ “mm“ I'm“) l'lsldll ‘10” "“1“ l piice 77c cacti “h" price 75" 9’“ antel. Regular
dially and fraternllly inVlN-‘d ‘° at th . ‘of i, ‘ ‘ ' ' iii-sst~.~ tor lllt‘ rlale had been t'atllt-ti fined the [innate duet-u... .mmumm Tomorrow ' Tomorrow ”we 59" “ah
toad. .6 ruse twomene shortened and and put ”1mm,“ a lenzthy cross ex hm “m” “e testified mm during! lomorLow
CHARLES A. TUCK' H.‘ P. lightened fikms' which certainly “‘nu “"“HMIUH hy AUDI“?! “Mill J, lot“ the two years he had been in the cil)
. “tutu—F. s. LYON, Secrflll'fl toward comfort. nut in general, the er). represcntlnx Wielt'r. Judue I‘l‘t‘d he had been employed by HIV police; CRETONNES SWISS MUSLIN LACE CRAFT
‘ ' - rule holds How else can we ex lain H‘lt' A. littl‘llt'il l‘Hllt‘d 1‘ halt “1 PW department to do detective work and A" ““951 Shrink . - . ,.
l EDICINE CHEST p For (urtains. 4..
' T“: DEADLY M ' women‘s hats and heels and thinly "“"H'm‘v 1‘ ““5 “NW“m ”1‘“ 5"“ bad receit‘t‘d his pay from the clerk, "0‘0" "“1 de- For curtains, “09 inches wide,
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In your medicine cabinet clean and
In order? If so your are attention-
,1 tamily. At leaet, Mr. John lA Boyd,
In the Forward for March. eiiyei dis‘
order is its usual cliaractcrisllc, dis-
utlofiu‘iion coutcs from a resort to it,
find danger is often rampant upon its
clad ankles, and men's stiff colarfi,
silk hats and long-tailed evening coats
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YOUR WORST ENEMY.
'l‘hc Toledo lllade sets forth in the
town of a riddle the picture of the
one worst enemy of nations and indi-
‘cral hours of turn- would be required
to finish the case. M 11:30 o'clock
yeetci'day afternoon. Judge llarilettor
den-d thc_cascs continued until today.
Eliiabctli lililllt‘lltlt'. 27, of No.
t‘ourtland strcct. one of the four wo
men art-mlcd iii the raid, who had not
procured the required 523 bond for
or
oi)
‘oi the police department. He said lll'
had taken part in man) cam-s ‘blll:
,tuimittod that this wart lin- second'
‘Iilllt‘ he had testified in it tout't cut-j
He said he did no other work and:
[worked for the IIflnlDlll'g'A"lI‘I'ICIillé
steamship line in New Yoih city be
,fore aiming to Bridgeport.
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ohms. Regular
price 254' per yd.
Tomorrow
3 yards for
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trimmed edge.
Regular priceliic
per yard. Tomor-
row, 4 yards for
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Pretty new de-
atgua. Regular
Drive 750 per yd.
Tomorrow
49c GABARDINES
Yard wide Firm.
diagonal wale.
NEW DRESS LINEN
(Much in de-
mand.) All the
39c ART LINEN 18 inch
wide Finn, round
thread for libra— '
thelves. \‘iduals. it is not war: it is not it!" rt‘lt'ilfil‘ NOT" in“. llfle‘ no part “‘0 "What's the purpurw at all this Very stylish cord wanted colors. ry seams and
Germ-laden lootli«‘lrt1.~‘lie.~x,Oildli and drink: it is not llliwaue; it is not old :llltl the authorities were satisfied qucltioning?" broke in Judg‘. “a". for dresses and French and (‘os- runners. ()ne ‘
ends of old prearriptioti medicines old m," Poverty “9“, is‘ ”w riddle—wan lhll the WM “til 0"” (:i illt‘ “‘Klllt” lett. . l .«kirts. Tomorrow rack weaw. To‘ gifiogggplggrd‘
tins that- may come in hand"- somt‘ you 81mm it'.’ 3:313:21$02]ll'tl’ml(.‘:(;m,:,:?:g ”null-3;, Alltirneguil‘ti'::;nit'lld‘lt”:;is “th“; N‘r yard ' morrow, per yd. yard ‘
"i am more l)0\\'t'rrlll.lllltll the coni- ”N. case against that the deteciite had not had mucht _
day, and variou< other tinu‘liolcsotnc
M tax and ‘mhtztil of therapeutics.
all of which ought to he iii ”10 ufillrt'flll
Ire its usual contents
Mr. Boyd lilil)‘ llt' il lllllt' hard on
the owners of lilt‘tllt‘lltt' cahint’lt‘vw
which is to say. on almost every fam-
Ily ‘aholtcrcd by a roof but. it is a
curious liit'tiiisislt‘tic)‘ that in homes
where rooms are spotless. the
clouet pcrfcct. ci'cl'y pantry shelf a
joy, the medicine cabinet is left. to
Where. oh where, is the
linen
run itself.
household schedule which says. “Wed-
nesday. 10:43 a in. wash down shelves
of medicine cabinet?"
"Every person his own toilet or
tides” in the new motto. Where each
Damon cannot have his own cabinet
ltitted armies of the world.
'1 have destroyed more men than all
the wars of nations. .
“i am iiiorc deadly titan bullets, and
l have wrecked more homes titan the
iiiiehtlest sicgttguns.
"I steal, iii the United States niOne.
Oi'cr $300,000,000 each year.
“i spare no one, and 1 find my t'ic.
tints among the rich and poor alike,
the young and old, the strong and
weak. Widows and orphans know me.
“I loo‘iu up to such proportions that
1 cast )11}' shadow over every field of
.labor. from the turning of the grind-
' stone to the moving of every railroad
train.
"1 massacre thousands upon thous-
Att-m A. J. Mcri'itt.
litr was iiollcd and >ltt‘ “as rt'lt‘y’mtl
at lllt‘ adjouinnienl of court.
Pleads Not Guilty.
Wiclcr pleaded not guilty to the
charge t'ltzllll'lri him. He was defend
cd by both membcrn of the law firm
of l.:l\'t‘l‘)‘ & Il‘inltlcittonc. l‘ntrolniitn
John 1-). Barton was called to the Maud
and he testified that he watched
the rcar entrance of the place he
twccn K130 and 12:15 o'clo}. fiediicn
day. Thursday and Friday nights
From a notebook in which he had
taken down notes he read the names
of fully 25 different women whom he
saw going in and out of the place
with different nien many times during
an evening.
llc told of fleeing hiany women go
‘in alone, come out with a man and
experience and to he fled to dist-red
it some of his teatfmohi'. i
"What has hta permanent employ:
"will at to do with what he kayo con
certiiiiu this case?" asked Judge- itart ‘
lett. I
Explanation was made by Attorney
Lavery and he then asked what pay
the detective was rccetvinz from the
police department. Attorney Merritt
ob5ncicil and the objection was sus
mined. in answer to questions lllt
detective said he saw no bill of fares
on the tables in the place when he on-
rle saw no food ordered but sand-
wiches, and most of those who came
;;i purchased nothing but drinks. he
said. He admitted
the place Friday night‘wilh one of
the women and went to a hotel in
8c DISH TOWELING
towellng Neat
red border. To-
morrow, per yd.
Dice vroi'en Aiah .
ml 1
Kc TURKISH TOWELS
Fine. regular
all». Double wo-
ven Turkish
towoln, tiny hor-
ders. Tomorrow
6 for
toc OUTING FLANNEL
“trite, Illt'dlulll
weight. 3’. width. 1
Tomorrow. 10
.‘nrtii-z for
25 dot. Sheets. amrtod.
Brown shoeto, 72x90.
Bleached Sheen, 81x90
quuot Shoota, 54x90
White Thorne Sheetl, 63x90
Tomorrow, each
69c and 79h SHEETS
i2 i-2c DRESS
GINGHAMS A whole dress
pattern tomor-
row for 49¢. G
yards of dress
tinzham: in
HlllJt‘ri ant- :liii-h
Tr'nor‘ ION for
that he had left I
39c BED‘SHEETS
79x90. Pair
98c BED PILLOWS
Regular size.
Gooae feather
39c BATH TOWELS
Hct-llent big
Turkish bath
towels. firmly
in it t-‘llOl'l tliue return alone and E tB ll t h . . -
it. each shoald .. . ‘ . , fl! rtgepor . tit said he went on qlldllty. Muslin
~m be responsible I0“ 1 if Potions with M “ARM-lame“ a year. “Km" 1"“ 0‘“ wrth a nian. Besides the solicitation ofthe. woman. He had centre seam. “Nd ”as" A‘ C. wort-n, sturdy '
at least hate its own 310 - r l lurk in unseen 913995 and those whose names he knew, he testi-‘bwn in Wieler‘s when everybody was Tomorrow, 2 m. A. ticking. To- towels, Tomor-
ohould he plainly labeled and, if pos-
sible, kept under separate lock and
key. Never and-er any circumstances
to eat or drink anything in the dark;
to another raluable precaution.
A few Simple disinfectants. perox-
do most of my work silently. You are
warned against me, but you heed not.
“I am relentlena.
“I am everywhere—in the house, on
;the street, in the factory, at railroad-
crosslngfimd on the sen.
lied that many other women came and
went from the. place whom he did not
know. He testified that many of the
women came out of the place intoxi-
cated.
, Fight Among Women.
7 Friday night the place was closed
cleaned out and hod heard an em-
:ployc say there was it “bunch of
'bullti watching oulaide." - '
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l Arrangements were made at the
tadjournment of court to release the.
three women who were unabletopro-
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nmrrow, each \
row, 2 for
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WOMEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS
All line hem-
t-itiched, loco
edge and em-
TOILET COMBINATION
25c cake Cutlcura
Soap. 15c. can
Corylopolo Tat. ¢
cum Powder. 25c.
bottle Dr. Lyon'a
Tooth Powder.
ARQUET RUG BORDER
49¢
36 inches wide
imitation 'hard-
- lcate tissues,‘ .. - .. i , d . . -
tile or hydrogen for 691 ' I bring sickne‘w, degradat on “I about 11.20 ociock. he testified. new" b." me, their um Saturday liroidet‘ed corn- / wood. Resular
- borlc acid for eyes. lodin for MS death, and yet few seek to avoid me. told of hearing about a light. which night. All but three of the women er. Regular ' price 75c per rd
which can stand it, are recommendedi'. “l destroy. crush and metro; I El“? had “ken 91““ among the women 'caught in the raid have police records price 16c each. Tomorrow, all fo' Tomorrow
also adhesive plaster, ‘ahtiorbent cot-
ton and sterilized gauze. A boolet
"telling what to do in case of accident
"‘1o'aaertil. But, says Mr. Boyd, “The
no. efficacious and the safest article
‘ to he in emergency is the telephone.
“or the doctor is on his way, the
firing housocleaning or moving
‘ g the deadly medicine chest.
.wyuaflownrknwnlt. A
. hero
» “mainland” tritium-amount!“- 3mm
nothing; but take all.
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“I am your worst enemy."
‘And theanawer is, "I am careless-
ness."
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Congressman Albert
the third Washington district. has is-
sued a statement to the voters of his
district. which rings withp atriOtlain. 3
£119 says: “The United States needs
now and will continue to need a tar-
defense wall. We want neither a
‘ commercial invasion. an immigrant in-
‘ M «making resolutions to keep “l vasion, nor a territorial invasion.
FERENCE.
2t am. much n—rao oovoo-
“It In. Itylo to do with comfort ty-lIxth annual session or the Now
W ‘9» limb! ‘0 0° too- England Southern Conference of tho 3;“ arm a. said there
and
Hothodlilt
Episcopal Church
Mao. «Trinity
church.
Johnson oi"v
gearlier in the evening. He said the
‘harlender in the place came out the
jback door and smoked a cigarette.
He saw Otflcer Barton and Officer‘C.
;N. Gorgas who were on watch and
lthen went back in the cafe.
Barton testified that a few minutes
after the bartender went in, Mr. Wie-
'ler came out and walked past them
twice and looked at them. The two
1oflicers decided that there was no use
tremaining any longer and o fe‘w 5min-
lute: after Wieler entered everytiody
”we; ‘ suitable occasion for ro- iff wall, an immigration wall, and now" put out and the place was M
. Watched Several Nights.
‘ The. detective was next called to the
lam nixhtfromWodnoadu unui tho
’rul was made Saturday limit about
woro
for women and a man. whom be
how sitting It one not. and tho
and are known to the police accord
in: to the information obtained at
headquarters.
Among the women arrested \was
one who gave the police her name as
Jessie Strung, a No. 168 Capitol
avenue. Walter Paterson. who resides
at that address declared yesterday
that no such woman has ever lived at
heard of there.
No. 44 Arch street: Martha Mansfield“
Hudson, 28, of No. 1483 Main street:
W, ‘5 stand. He said he was engaged by .u 7
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ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE
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tum ’. 1.1.. "l‘. Allou C. M.
In We Nu Yo:
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Tomorrow, 5 for
that address and she has never been .
The others gave their names and :
addresses as: Bertha Kubbard, 25. of i
21, of No. 25 Prospect street: Gracei
NEW COATS AN; SUITS
A revelation of style, numbers, values await you on our second floor tomorrow.
All the latest spring styles—EV“ chosen material.
Never so many li'gh grade garments—so moderately priced.
SPRING MiLLtNERY.
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