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Tomorrow, Saturday, is the last day of this wonderful value giving sale. We have spread ourselv es to give you a finer spread of values than ever before. We need not talk about th
woman interested in economy will not fail to take advantage of these extraordinary bargains in new wantable merchandise in M e low prices, they speak {0‘ themselves. EV“?
illinery, Shirt Waists Silk Petticoats Silk Sw ' ' '
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Cloth Coats, Guaranteed Raincoats, White. Gray and Brown Iceland Fox Fur Scarfs, Maltnc‘Neck Ruffs. ' . ’ ’ tmh Feather Boas, R‘bbons’ Sp “fig
Mm Trimmed Panamaette Hat 50c $400 Children's trimmed dress “50 Natural and colored Ban ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘
. . 0~ $2.00 l. 82.50 whlte tin or ii rt 1. ' '
01.75 Trimmed Panamaette Hat 98c hats 52-43 MR braid hats ........... ‘ $4.75 waists ............. en”... “.48 ‘ ions“)??? and rill.“ ”Ck 93¢ 50c Odd M face veil. 19:
em Untrimmed hats 39c $5.00 Children's trimmed dress $7.50 Renalmnce Lace Braid $2.25 silk waists ....... . s1 48 $200 Chiffon a I l' m one lot fa" w" 10':
Icoc - hats hm ..................... «.75 . ' " ' - ”1 "‘i '"e "cc“ $1.50 Chiffon veils 75c
ane seat hats Zoo . 03-00 Silk waists , 3225 wife ................... $148 "”"”"
$700 Misses & Children's trimmed “‘00 ah" bind“ “u" h“. ' ' ' ' $300 Chiffon eii 1
75¢ c.” seat M“ 480 dress hats $475 ................... . ...... 61.98 “'00 3“" CFCPC waists ..... $2.98 “-75 Chiffon and maiine neck ' . v . 5 """"" S ‘48
3.: Untrlmmed straw hats 69c 3250 Ladies' trimmed hats 06c $5.00 Black Lisere straw sailors 85.00 Biik crepe sum. ‘3.“ Puffs ..... .. ....... ..... $1.75 3‘23 :hmo" "n. ”'r"""' “'98
. Untrimmed straw hats 75c ' , . .......................... 03.48 75c 3. k p l' » $5.00 White Iceland Fo f ,- . P'i'lll "“9" C Olh coats
02.00 Untrimmed straw hats 98c “-00 ”‘9”, "Wm“ M“ 31-33 $2.50 Trimmed sport hats 01.15 “12 a'fuk $£2$fif£3°33e23° scarfs ............... ‘ ...“ $2.98 """"" . ''''' : -------- “'45
O: and 04.00 Untrimmed, straw 3.8: agzzz':::::g 2:: :2.43 goo Trimmed sport list. $2.48 pettlcoats 75c $700 White Iceland Fox for $10.00 Spring weight cloth coats
It. $1.48 . ' ’ . . _w Trimmed 5P0l't h.“ '3.“ 1.25 """""" ""‘2 ' ............. . ........ .... $5.93
”‘7‘ Genuine Finn“. h“. 98c ‘,_m le095 "1mm“ hltl ' $4.48 ‘1-50 Natural winchow brill . ‘ mgnd f1.“ Sateen pettl- 98 03”.; ............ .. .... “.93 $1590 Spring weight cloth coats
um lndestructable panama hats A'hatzu'fomfil' 'r:?:.'¢ii'ir;:m'§ig h“. _________ f .......... . 98c ”.50 Black Indcoloredtaffeta c 8 'scarfv: lte lceland Fox fur ...... ...... $9.98
“A, a, i p h “'3: to :30. nowfiioin half. ”if. "mm" "‘"dm’ mm” I'lk Petticoats ..... $1.93 $0.00 Bind-hitti- héion'ii'iéi'iurw :33 2:172:33 .2113“? 5'32
nu'ne anama ats 82. s _ . . . . . . . .. ............ t . 5 “.00 Black and “.0er taffeta “a”. ‘5” . _ coa a S .
_ss.oo Genuine Panama hats $3.98 $1.50 Natural Leghorn hats .. 98c 35c Wide all silk taffeta rib- silk pettieosta ’2” “00° mu“'h"b """" -- . $10.00 Guaranteed raincoats $7.48
".00 Children's trimmed dress $2.25 Natural Leghorn hats 01.08 bona .................. 19c yd ago Black and “'0,“ taffeta ' d". s an rown '“ “5'” {unwed ramcoats “"43
hats . . . 48c $2.50 Natural Tuscan lace edge1 50c Wide a'ii silk satin and . silk petticoats .......... . ‘3“ $2.26 00:3“; neck b0“ :3 :.g :ibre silk sweaters $4.75
“.75 Childrena trimmed dress hats ..................... 0 .48 . moire ribbon ...... 25c yd. 31-00. White lingerie shirt “.00 Black and colored taffeta $350 Ostrich neck boas 32:48 . ib'e wk "an". “.75
hats _ ' ‘ 98c 03.00 Natural Leghorn hats $1.90 62c White shirt wag-u ...... 38c waists .................... 75o silk 9min." “75 “'00 “Mom,“ ho“ a :9” ”b" ""‘ “”"".'-° “-75
”.00 Chlldrens trimmed dress $5.00 Natural Leghorn hats $3.48 75c White shirt waists ...... 486 $1.25. White Llngcric Shirt 75¢ Chiffon neck ruffa 4.8:: "'00 Ostri h it b ‘1 '0‘“? ‘9'!” fl h!" Price!-
iiats $1.75 «.50 Natural Leghorn hata sars 75c Stripsd waists ........... sac wal . ................... as: 01.00 Chiffon neck runs'IIIIII as: so}. Vsilingcs Punmfi.’ some: 33:13:33: :‘t 2211 ”Ii-2‘:
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had given a ring to his nurse. He
asked Mr. Deuol. “l, “Ara Iou craayt'l asked Mr. Broth-
“No." "9"“ Dr. Waite. \ed also that he feigned insanity in
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it you ever Plan to kill her! a 0' m 1 a 0mm °’ the] R “i think not " U '
..No. In“... I 'l U " ."ihad deliberately planned a false de- .. After you took Mr. Peck's life you
"You never thought you might kmlfense or read books on nervous dis-.coum not sleep could youf". ' '
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her!" i “i slept perfectly," said Waite.
“i am now sure that i would not have Waite declared he did not tell his "You wanted to kill yourself
killed her," said Waite. litrict Attorney Swann and Mr. Broth-wont" '
Assistant District Attorney Bromine in Dr. Waite's apartment. Thei :15.»
are then began the cross-examination-dentlst said he was surprised to learn .. . - . . . .-
of Dr wine. Th n n t k-‘th th s -“ by M“ )0“ m Mm"?
, e a orney rs as . a 0 ad give in ring to his nurse! .1 made a pretty good attempt at
M u“ ppm" y~4 -, I do ;'He denied also that he feigned lasso-m." replied Waite.
"Do you recall telllns me tint rout“! in Bellevue 01' in the Tombs 0“ “You planned Peck's death to win
did not want your wile to learn of that he had deliberately planned a!” 000 000 didn't you?"
your "wig" with Ill". Horton!“ zfalse defense or read books on ner- “No. not that much."
. ' ‘camo last night when the_youn§ wlt-‘to make his throat more sensitive to
=.. “If [“18 of mmflnsiness declared in calm conversationsllthe germ cultures. how he dampened
.. ‘io kill those three persons—Mr. Peck, i'the sheets in his bed and drove him in
tones? “why, i wanted those bacteria “a swift automobile with open windows
. lliirs. Peck and Miss Peck, the maiden- .1114 "Ind the windows Of his room
’1 s‘zrtfiommg‘?t:lgaemirorsi;aunt. I wanted them to die. lwant— :13 111“”an “1 II unsuccessful II-
to do toward Proving that lie commit-ied we" ”MW" 1°" to 3'" mm pneumm‘
ted mm. The” problem was to, This attempt to murder three per- Women were excluded from 'the
\ Ibo! that a monster of crime such “Pious, two 0‘ whom he sent to their courtroom when Dr. Arthur W.“alte
the defendant confessed himself, might graves, was the climax Waite showed resumed “10 “the” stand Md“- HUN
have been mentally normal and, there- ‘or a long career of crime. Without a dreds of persons in the corridors vain.
fore, ‘ llt '“MOCI for the change of voice or expression to indi-d)’ tried to gain “M88100” the 00“"-
cfiur. cate that he recognised the enormity IQDIB.
of his confession. he described min- Waite appearedpaic, but seemedto
(‘ounsel for the defense said today :‘utely how he gave his victims arsenic, have braced himself to face the or-
that they had few, if any more quell-”powdered glass, chloroform, dim‘sse deal. His counsel, Walter R. Deuel. "No," replied/Waite. ,‘vous diseases. , "The prisoner denied that 1 h d
tions to ask their client. It was ex- germs and overdoses of medicine: how‘told Justice Bhearn that he had only a Waite folded his arms and smiled at' Waite declared he did not tell Dis-i h . 1.0 a .
.. . sc emed to kill John L. Peck as early
peeled that the. allenlsis would lake he burned fly paper and gave the resirit’cw more questions to ask the dentist [the prosecutor as he denied having‘irict Attorney Swann and Mr. Broth-'
the stand soon after the state finished due, which he had read contained sr-'betors the crossexsmlnatlon would In! conversation with Mr. Brothersin ers while in Bollevue Hospital that‘.
"0“ e“twining the defendant. sonic, to Mr. Peck; how he generated 'begln. . ’Dr. Walte’s apartment. The dontisflihe “man from Egypt" had killedI
The supreme moment of Waite's tale chlorine gas in tho father-in-law'u room "ind you ever try to kill your wife?" said he was surprlsw to learn that he 'John E. Peck.
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Golf Title.
DALLAS, Texas, May 26.—The
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the home club, and Bryan Heard.
as last February. play J R. England.
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