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spend their genius and power to on i
,larse end enrich the eplrituul, telu ,
porel, intellectual, political and domes i
jtic life oi the people amid whom the) i
" live.
F w: well, we must tslte cognizance in
.d m conditions and needs, its moo
ita intellectual, its materiel, ita
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ready for duty and henrhonl to its!
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“The real plgmles of the race are
one who cure only for themselves;
ltheir lives are spent only for the
m spender. They are node unto them
m than: $233"th "£122! eelvea; and all their work in life is
u m. 8 cl i i self-adoration andfiutense selfishness.
“unity magi]: 11:: 2:02:11. 0:3; “The true Inn of life in service. To
' ’ ‘serve nnd minister. To do good [0
mm. social. civic and religioua’ ..
and see it there in not in? ttll ‘01
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flagrant mow morning. He peri-
od will be o-itted, but ouch period
win be shortened.
Doneduntiltodsy.oaseeountottue
wet grounds.
pected to be at Amusement Perk
one the game.
reported at Mr. Thump-en‘s
,yeeterdey afternoon, for the first prec-
W at the men. They
Puttlngtbesbol.brondjumpinn.hich,
pumping. running and vaulting. Alain,
luumber reported and more will probe-‘1 ‘
‘thg clauses embodying senior
'Friday. June 16. Their examination:1 .
w
The guy with Milford was put-
A large crowd in en-
to .
The onndidatee tor the track ten.
how.
W’
hiy report II the next prectice. which
will be held on Friday alwmoon. at 3
o'clock.
Art has been Mild in (critter years.
the day of reckoning is coming. The;
closing examinations for the seniors,
will begin on Monday. June 12. Alli
sub-l
jet-tn will step reciting on Friday,l
June 19. end students who, for someil
reason or other, are tithing senior nub-i
jecte. will have their examinations at;
week ahead of the other eulnu in
thoee subjects. The junior and nopho-’
more deuce will stop reciting on:
will begin on June 19. The reports ‘-
will be given out the luitt at school.
which will be on Friday. June 23. in
a special unselttbly, at ll o'clock.
. h n cell of duty for us. Our mor-i - a
I! ‘mdiunn. ll ‘1‘,“ under the law-i VOTING "I THE POPULAR LA-
-‘ “age are permitted to attend dance-I “55' CONTEST.
“l' ‘ cookie without proper encorm
.‘l a they have been doing within a,
f “t distance of this church, let us, "0““
. ‘ ‘wbiane ll“ gieyor and Chief ot'Mre. E. L. Burns, S. N .......... 1.386
g or t e oliee, entirely. How - r:
2:. at our own personal renponnibii- Mien \:ertt Hanion, is”... ....... 1.1:”
m ”immorality exists in our city. Mre. Pruncie Burneli, b.l\ ....... 1.1.:5‘
:2 ”I we not I mlponnibiiity? "litre. Chsrleu 'l‘. Dlmond. s. N.
.Ja-e Im- an permitted u the! are line it rtl Scull s. N ....... 1150: ~ ~ . ' .
‘ * m up on the Hill WWI In J y e M Ney. . .- , me, n mg. to assembly Dr. BO-
3, m olenr Gundny alternooa end “1 . unnle c amttre, S. N....l.luo
l “I times, to gamble their money‘liu Norn E. Ryan. S. N ........ 1,150
;. may at dice, let us not think that WOlllflS Alice Spin, 3. N .......... 1,100
l, he not e menonnibility in the nut-i .
, _ Mien Lillian Tyrrel. N... . . ..
h. We cannot do our duty to out it i t .
. m by sitting comfortnbly in our Miss Kat or no Campbell. 5. N..i.06tl
We and sitting rooms. rendiagllit- Edna Howurd. N ........... 1,050
~ our new, not; :1" e book. end die-Emu Madeline Baxter. N ........ 1.020
w W W l“ "'9” “dons. r. A. Lane, 8. N ........... 1,010
w kindred things. it our Civic~
”0 ll low as we see in some in-
mcea. what tire we doing to uplift
Mrs. I-‘. M. Hoppir. S. N ......... 1.010
Mine Mnry Burnett, s. N ........ Lotti
I? What a disgrace to our commun m 1 ' .
fly to have at the very door of our Mi”- flu: :lflckmu, N. L....l.005
“V auell I dirty condition as we have a.» r u e eltl .............. 1,015
‘ Rub-“d avenue. neur the station. Mrfl LUCuIG I‘IVPE‘SUH ............ 1.152
A lot Elms)“ ‘illled lwith broke? beer Ballot boxes at t‘oleburn & Lender's
.. fiat.) gfipentkotgolgrl :33L3ewolry More; Ju‘e. J. lionnelly’it eta-
“.aflem. is not all it would be. union”) store. at b0. Norwttlk. end the
Wuxteliy we know it to be ldl':H0tll‘. at Norwalk. Voting is starting.
' ten " i I would be. tor them are Friends of tlrodmerr o
f ,guxutinn nut might’h remedied W “M". m p ”“1“ Ml“
" ' imam. mrmwdo.‘ "
ring out schoo ‘stnndsrd higher?
n permitting the board of education WOMEN'S CLUBS
b put! it resolution and by one stroke 0'5"“-
dthe pen discharge some of our moot.
yolcient teachers under the simple; NEW ,YORKpMay 18s Prohibition.
”It that they tire married. or be ‘ suffrage. mpnredncsa and hate will
film they nronot. native .horn and be tnboo at the biennial convention
mo. it the religious lite of outlet the General Federation of Women's
jungle is low, what are we doing tolCluba, which opens here next ’Wed-
xnlne it? , nesday. according to an announcement
“He who serves his generation well made today by the local Board of Ar-
vlll seek the moral uplift of his fol-j nngementn. Workman were busy
lowmen. their mental enlightenmengitodny arranging checkroomn in thr-
. ‘ flair mlteriui wellnre, their religious" Seventh Regiment Armory for the
He will endeavor to ellmlnnte 9.000 beta of the 9,000 delegated who
‘Ow evil influences in it. and to turn, will attend the convention. Not a hit!
up people. to good, and good thing,‘ must be seen on the floor 0! the con-
“The highest living to Service. 1 vention llnii, according lo the flat oi
how that this is not the common. than in chute
‘wiow'. With many it in men y getting,l The first at the grout army or
,' noting and occupying pos units of women delegates, representing clubs
~mdt and honor. living the life or in every part of the country whose
' _ fine, indolence and plenum. No. time membershipe totttl 2.500.000. are on
u dedre to do anything for their booted here by Saturday morning-
mien"), or God. The, 00 on‘ The mnin topic for ditteunsion at. the
?"iitntception oi lite is very low, ‘ ”the convention .will be “Amer-ionisation."
, m “may,“ gift God has given to the eduention of women immigrants in
Jilin ie squandered in “1°. permit of the English language. and American
to v'din‘nnd enticing. Betti remsins ideals.
M the highest conception at life is
Iervice rendered.” our fellowmen. SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATIC
an: the greatest who service we: oumvea.
filo commendation of the Master. Hie COLUMBIA. 8. C... May 18.——The
“3:5; Democratic state convention, which
m M ,wns in Malian hog: until after mid-
' ' night. eleo the llowing deientee
gEEé-Hllgw : at-lerge to the national convention“.
R ‘ ‘ ' with ball a vote each; Governor Rich
‘fmuhfi? . .. ard l. Manning, United States Senator
In "Ne-r 02‘ r” t B. R. Tillman. United States Senator
553: “ ill}: : E. D. Smith. John Gary Evens, John
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FEDEiRATfON
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G. Clikeeeiee. T. 'l‘. Hyde. W. P. Poi:
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‘rw‘l’rt‘m
”mg. La - 'wtr MM t. n .tonntwv
-.1.15tiiwill be given in the near future, yen.
ii‘nnnon. who in so interested in this.
{subject. will give ten dollar- in prison
....l.l()0“o the first. three to the second. sod
\lr. Perry explained the arrange
mente for the spelling contest which‘
Etc the. three best ttpelIen; Ive duller.
.‘wo dollnrn to the third beet npdler.
The six beet speller-e from ouch clean
room will be entered. The content will
.be open to the public. end it in hoped
int-t the uumbly lull will be "peck-
‘ed." if the content turns out. to be e
ltueceee. this content will pmbebly be
made an nnnunl event. nod the Do-
hnnaon Ipelling prise will be ewarded
each year. The content will be held
on the first Tuesday in June or every
your. .
1'0 v0‘re 0'!
MAG]. ,
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NASHVILLE. Tenn" May ll.—Sub~
mission to a vote at the people of an
amendment to the Oonatitution pro
viding for women aunt-ape wan tavor
ed in e resolution sdopted by the
Dementia state convention held here
yesterday:
TENNMII
. 8U
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Membern of Colin: Encampment to-
morrow night will visit Wuncn’eee En-
campment. Stamford. They will bring
two oendidntea with them. who will
receive the roynl purple degree.
Very Br. Creamery
Mr a we ‘.-'. 34¢
Great Atlantic 8: Pacific Tea Co.
:24 WW’ 8!. South Nerwalh, Conn.
\
Neck Ruffs
m the required style note to the tailored costume.
We have varioue combinations as well as solid colon
Muiille Ruiis at Si 00 each. .,
Ostrich Feather Rufis $1.98 to $7.50
do not require breakingbin. but
ere eaay and comfortnble the first
dny you weer than. You never
have the deelre to “let it out”
while wearing W. B. NUFORM
CORSETS.
V.B.NUFGIM.STYLE440. (3-0
”Shh-tin). Fer-vengeful!
Bgurnew Mediu- h‘. Dotti". hip
eon-auction giv- tnove than pod
.. dun. Mitt luv-e w-emg.‘
1:“ Myth-d. 82.1”.
w. n. NUPOIWI. STYLE. 4l9 (3..
”nah-min). Mmhwbuet:
Jenkins-Ito. 5““ “Could;
anhroideryui-Id- 81.50.
OtbatV.B.MoHL$LMup.
W. B. WIRES; worn with
W. 8. Cor.” gill. inflatable.
figure-linen and odd to gown fit.
' l
. ”m. t
I; ‘ ' ATYOUImI
-—8HE TOLD HER NEIGHBOR.
“I told n neighbor when child had
croup about Foley’g Honey and 'l‘nr."
writes Mr.‘ Rehhntnp. 2404 Herman 8L.
Covington, Ky. “When she gave it n
couple down she wan no pleased with
the change nhe didn't know whnt to
soy." Thu reliable remedy helpy
cough. ~
Sold everywhere
[or Mutant! We
lapprermarm
“753.?”
lab-amt
'ifllllltii‘
ll lllll!
fig. ‘LlitLULL . ‘V
coughs. colds. croup and. whooping; . .
CASTO a lit ,,
Dinnerware
in Piece Sets. American. French '
Austrian and English Ware. 9;
Regular Sale Price
Canterbury pattern, $451» .35.“ ' :
Conventional yt-llott holder, Span IQ.” t
French Set. gold t‘tlgc. $75.00 Moo ,
Lavender border. gold edge, me. a“ ;
\urstrlail Sci limit roses, m m ‘
l‘lngTieh Set. wreath of roots, $3.50 m ?
ilaviland Set, daisy design, $75.C0 “I.” ._
liaviland Set, pink roses, $85.00 N l
Odd China
Blue Olin. Meet Platters, 20 ct. size, ts ca.
30 ct. as ere. ‘
50 rt. 40 cte. '
Dinner Plates. 10 Ct. size, 8 Ctl.
Breakfast and ' .
Tea Places, 10 ct. size, 8 cil.
Gold and White Cups and Saucers, 9 cts.
Gold Bend Japeneee China Cape and Saucers,
' were 25 cts. for 15 cu.
Blue Form Scenery Plates, to cte.
Fruit Saucers, 4 cts.
Glass Pitchers
There are never too litany, for in summer many are
needed. i.
ice water, lemonade. sherbcts, claret cups, all sizes. '
Colonial Optic Glass is attractive, and prices are low“
cred. '
75 ct. style for 60 Cta.
60 ct. style for 45 cu.
Colonial Shapes.
75 ct. style for 65 en.
60 ct. style for so Cte.
Silks. Silks, Silks
Seldom, if ever. was see it a lovelier collection of gor-
geous summer silks at such exceptional prices. N'ot olarge
stock but very choice, and will go quickly at such prices..
Sntin stripe Wall Sillu. in exquisite combinations, ,
all
40 ct. style, 35 cte.
l
25 ct style, 2: eh. "i
{l
v i
20 ct. style. 35 ct:
25 ct. style, 22 cu.
36 inches. Were $1.00. Sale 89 Cu. .
8min stripe Wash Crop e, {or shirts and blmxeee,’36 ‘ '.
inches. \Vt'i": $l.75 Sele‘ ”up;
‘ goth” Club” and gladiator etripee.
done with colored str tpes in various
diallis'i‘ 136
inches, - 75 on, very special. 7’
Regularly retails at 5!.00. . ‘
- New Blue Toilets ' "“
Most exceptional. yard wide. ‘l
Regularly priced at $1.7 5. Sale $1.39 yr]. ‘ 1
In the dress goods section
ill
Main floor, rear, you will find most attractive suite
lugs, all new stocks. at exceptional values, such as these: .
54 in. Men's Serge, black and navy, ‘p !
ordinarily retails at $2.00 Sale $1.54 yd.~
Sale 31-35 Yd. ‘ J
54 in. Men's Sage. navy, ordinarily .
retails for $1.75
54 in. Fine Serge, ordinarily
retails at $1.50. Sale $1.15 yd.
.
48 in. Farley Colored Checks, all wool,
regularly retails at $1.50 . Selle Sin‘gyd. ‘
54in. AllWool micrometer mu n‘tfi'y, - ..
regularly retails at $1.755," ' Saie'itgnsyd. .,
54 in. ancy Velour Checks, '
regularly retails at $2.00
54 in. Two-tone Velour Checks,
regularly retails at $3.00
.. . Tl“.
Saic instil- . l“
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Sale 01.85 yd.
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