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d the prison. and Father Jsmes no
Moll, Casement's conieesor,_rend_t ,
‘Judgment of death was this day
his msjeety’s' prison of Pentodvtilo in
our presence."
A similar notice was signed by the
nderohsritl o: Middlesex County. The
third bore the nsme of P. R. Header.
-. t. prisonchrgeon. who certified that
i u had enminod the body sud fond
. Cnsement dend. , ,
, Ellis. the executioner, arrived in
i m prison early lss‘tvsvening, and in-
i noel-rely undo his pretentious.» He -
t mined the trurdoor in the exec.
no: shed and tested it thoroughly
i ifth a bag exactly the same weight. In
' 'Cnnemenl. Ellis remained in the prison
d! night. -
i Cnsement showed not the slightest
l anoern over his fete. He ste well
not! chatted freely sndvcheerily «its
6 two warders in his condemned cell.
, After a hearty late supper, he divest-
i d himself for the [set time P. w
cuvict clothes and went to bed. He
, woe notified thst he would be allowed
to wear his own civilian clothes for
the execution. mom-ho would not“ .
sf mane Knives sale
I ». , . permitted to weer a collar.
‘V All all " ottheflmmgnt
Mir webs ' mind he . ss
brought up in tut filth, but becpme
I convert. to, 30min Catholicism with~ ‘
in the last few weeks. On John 39
he was registered as a member of the
Roman Catholic Church. and since
that time Fathers mic-Carrel] and
Carey, of Eden Grove Church, our
the prison. have been ministering to
him. He‘d-eneth-d his first and only
‘ mmunion‘ cl 7 o'clock this _ lag.
.rr .‘when‘ he assisted tit nrnsstln hi coll. ,- ‘
' One 01 his attenthntar suld~tlrntvhis
overpowering love In: God and Ireland
1 was most striking. According't‘ofttrls
pattendant. the last words of tll'Q con-
a doomed man. apart from his payer's,
' mere: "1 die for‘my country." '
Father James McCarrell, who ‘nt-
tended Casement during the bringing,-
told a representative or The Aseeclut: “
"ed Press that the condemned man.
met his death courageously. .
"Casement went‘to his death-like nu
bravo-and hold mnn,'-'-eeid Father Mo-
Carroll. . "Just before the biases? can
was adjusted he stood forward-my:
erect, and said in it clear, distinct.
slow voice: ‘lnto Thy, head!) 09» Lord.
1 ’ Commend my spirit! There, still
standing-at his full height. he added:
‘Jesus. receiveniy mull. .Thetroo woe
sprung one minute after 9 o'clock."
, Father Mcpnrrell said that he found
assemnt to he (beautiful character,
' wand that he‘neVerhmmtad anyone ,
' in his religionwho— showed. himself n
quicker or more promising learner.
was" _All hopes of en eleventh hour re~
We were dished to'elndh yesterng
with the statement of Lord Robert
Gecll, Parliamentary Under-Secretary-
otTorelxa Wu, thst no government
up; ittd, ‘ could interfere witntne
m - ‘ Mim'm'wu
-‘ M warm. by ‘Lord
ton- in the Home ol- iardu‘ the-t
“Germans recently shot. two lrlsh ,.
. . IIIpionersi’hvho refused to Join 0n.-
“f—ut""1£1lh'm . '
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.‘ minded lune-nine throes!!! ral-
No evil results: who” fol-
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Ndxnll Furniture Pals”
Clothss‘Stiek's, wood, in“,
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b. 2 Com V ' of Remarkable Tallies
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'5 . best Wk ‘ Remember it is n, ”occurrence. ’
Crcx Rugs '
MFresh “405:5“
Nice.
borders in arkcr tint.
Sizes 54 x 90
6' x 9"
8 x to
9 x 4"
ractical gram and bmns, with Grecian
reflhr $3.00 for $2.10
$4.50 for $4.00
30.50 for $5.85
$8.00 for 87.20
Cupot Boom. third floor.
Bedspreads
Banned Crochet, regular $1.10, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 '
for $1.00, $1.35. $1.55, $1.75
H and Pri'll Satin, regular
$3.00, $3.25, 33.50,..s4.oo,\55.oo
for 32-75 M “2‘ 8.735 “-75
_ Ripplette Quilts, regular $1.40, “.75, $2.00, $2.50
to! 31.3. 31.53. $15.82.”-
Silvcr for
Domestic section, min floor.
the Table
’ One of the Important Sale Ofltdngs
The necessary flat silver for every-day common
use, guaranteed to wear a good many years. Only
two pettems are represented, an “oak leaf” and “ms-
hula}:
This feature is to be remembered. Every
spoon has a sterling silver guard undtmcalh the
bowl, just where a plated spoon wears through qwck-
est.
Teaspoons, per set, $1.88
Tablespoons $3.75
Medium Forks 83.15
Dessert Forks sat:
Dessert Knives $5.50
Other pieces also in
Meat Forks, each, 75 eta. '
Butter Knives 60 ell.
Pie Servers “-79
CalteServers ' as do.
Sugar Shells 45 cts.
this
collection. Sugar
Tongs, Jelly Spoons. A. D. Coffees, and other small
and dainty table accessories.
Odd. Cups and Saucers
. of“ fine Chine. .
Four groups chilies: attractive Cups. and Sau-
‘ cats; 'Many, of them are choice specimens from for-
eign pottcries, well. known. and favorite patterns. All
kinds included, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, A. D. Coffees
and. Bouillon. For practical use and cabinet display
One'lot, were up’ to $4.00 for $1.50.
were up to $1.85 for .95
were up to $1.15 for .50
‘ . , were up to‘ .50 for .25
Qniabies. . Chins. Store.
7 Household Bags
Necessities. Leather Bags, all colors,
Old‘Dntch‘Clesneer . 7 ch.
Gold will. pkg. dis: cts.
Ivory" ~ 'fmen’s an
- .' ' .. Brunch.
3...: - Immoral-“lieu.
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Slim Scouting. Soul
turmoil. H
_, , .3 In torch.
Stove
infidel:
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PM
Block. Knight
Polish
fireproof
‘**"i$$:...
_, aw“ ‘Wflnmlnumi
up. Simona.
my» ta.
‘”
ma‘ \u'r..._»,l, : ' ‘I.
were $3.00 to $5.00 .
for 31459.
Black Morocco Bags with
purse 1nd: mirror, handy
clasp, were $2.00
for $1.7!
Bags that were 11.00
s fall: ”We “
.1 3585.111 ggbrs,were., ._.-_
tit-60 for-£33 eti- : 3
tether vanity Boxes.
were $3.50 “and 35,90.-
_ «. . {pillow-tart. as:
Evening Wraps
Oh molds in m Si. he,
’ wuh linings of satin. fig-
“- swhd hund-
-e “I.
M m. DIM
land embroidered with
silver medallions, lined
with black Georgette.
Former price $85.00.
'0' $50.00
Blue Pussy‘ Wilmer
made in Mandarin style,
embroidered hands, full
gatherings, lined with
deep coral satin.
Former price $75.00
for 537.50
Carded
ured Geargcttc in Poirot figures, all in exclusive styles.
At proportionate reductions.
Special Bargains in
the Ma's Shop
Co“ Rompers,
ma v massed
and sailed, and others in
extreme models, sizes for
3 and 4 years,
were 50 cts. ' for 25 as.
were" 15 cts. .. for seats.
were 81.50 for “lien.
3m! COM 500%
very good quality,. but
some of them counter-
soiled and mussed. For
4, S and 6 years,
were $5.00 for 33.50
were $3.50 for $2.50
' were 82.25 for $1.30 ,
were $2.00 for $1.50
were 31.00 for r .89
. White and Colored
Dresses, 4, 5 and 6 years,
mussed from handling.
Styles $1.00
$1.25
$1.50 . all at 75 oil.
Styles $1.50
$1.75 all at a.”
02.00 at $1.50
$8.00 at m
.50 st 3|
Headwear
‘Inhnts’ Bonnets,
slightly mussed, were
$1.50, $1.75 and $2.00,
$1.00 to close out.
E m shell of
helose «escaped-I re»
WE Wear
. psi flip; desirable.
' _vm.‘3l®'_".fi4m
were m at {new .
‘onerofrkiol: Were, .50!
string- dices.
380“ a...
Toilet Articles
Vivo, a cold cream for
cleansing and massaging,
. unsurpassed for use after
motoring and out-door
sports, “
50- cto. e jsr.
. (With a purchase of a
jar of Viva cream each
customer will receive a
small bottle of Mavis
Toilet Water.)
Mavis Talcum,
25 ets. a box.
Trentini Soap,
C) ‘ “r
”elm-do.»
Reid’s Cuticle ice,
25 cts. a jar.
Hygio Nail‘Polish,
25 and 50 cu.
Elderflowcr Bath Soap,
10 as. I also.
Floating Bath Soap, '
5 do. a take.
Turkish Bath Soap,
5. end 10 do. s echo.
Nonspi antiseptic liquid
remedy, will do away with
use of dress shields, /
50:0.th
Dainty Bloom. 2’ face
Power and amiss
cream. combiner, _
33 do. rim
Whitelvory Clocks,
szzsroscm"
White. ivory Trays,
Whit: 1370!)? Nil“ Buffers,
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ng:r«“¥¢!~ihsteé;
A.“ liloefissouu§§g
5‘ . e o'er-ctr
_d&,of’lotedc Negro ma--
'i'nnglmbue'sam at belt.
(Ileeuraunru: (If liinua
.Iitrendiilg;.arntl.llifiherintuorl
’ (3trlvdddl _
Exclusive models from
Jenny, min. and Bound, and more. 4
included mod-h. No flow
A group of very distinctive and elegant gowns,
only one of each, some of them elaborate, especially
for evening wear, others of equally handsome materidi"?
and design, but simple enough for afternoon house was.
This is a remarkable offering, and we invite an inspect-vi
tion. Let those women in need of such gowns con- ' l
sider this chance, for the styles are advanced, and!
though the gowns were obtained early this summon"; J
there is no perceptible change for the fall season. ' ‘1
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“user Gown. {nun Lu-
Formcr price $150.00
‘0' $75.00
line over cloth of gold pet-
ticoat and gold crnbroid.
cred lace flounce. Wide
girdle of peacock blue.
mg. Gown of rose .
pi .snt , with over-drape 3
of sea green lace embroid. Former price ‘125‘00 ,
cred with crystal and silver. for ‘ 9
This dress known as “water $6500 ,
nymph."
Koch's. Gown. copy of '
Jenny model, while pussy
willow taffeta witir bends ..
embroidered in goldb' mldd Former price $65.00
coors, an panels cm ro' - g ;
ered in skirt, and puffed for $3500 !
sleeves of silver lace. ; .‘
Dado; [has of flounced /' ‘ i ‘
tulle over white satin, with .
pointed ‘bodice or small' -.
crystnl'beads, tulle sleeves Former price ”5'09
‘ ,, .
, .0. $45.00 ,
and long pendant girdle
strung with. crystal beads.
Model from Lucille known
as “Goutte dc rosee.” l
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W Gown of
Georgette crepe, copy from
the Maison Bernard, old
rose with small taffeta ruf-
fles, collar and vest of gray
pussy willow.
Dinner Gown. copy of , . t
Jenny model, Belgian blue -. .
pussy willow embroidered Former price $57.50 '1
with old'medallions, wais A ‘
of. dgeorgettc with under ’ ‘ [for $35.00
camisole of gold embroid~ .
cry, old rose orchid at belt. : J
manner black. . l
and pink Gem-gotta com. ' , .
bined, with certain decora-
tion of black taffeta and
small buttons, pendants and
ornaments. _
Servicezble for 'many oc
‘ Diner Du: of gray
msiirte over orchid pink
satin: Large. “Chou” of
Former price $55.00
f“ $35.00 ; '
'Forrnerprice $67.50 )
for $4000 .. i
‘ Former price $65.00
'm‘ $37.50: j
Former pricomoo T”
W $37.59 i
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satin’stlp. _ -
Wriiirpmeldiades. An ‘4
“(Mile affair known as I .
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