“they umwmwoflfiom
mrss to: «M‘nmlflyihlhkl So
law an: .mdmmtom
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14»
Dressboods'mlheStle
{entail-hilt. rum-undress."
“mun-adult:
M! For
“mmmoohmheswide, $1.50 81.36
i M stripe: and plain“, all w,ml suit-
' able for MAE We wide,$2 .lIl $1. 59 and $1.69
Trench Home, all wool, in green, brown.
Belgian and Copenhagen blue, plum.
i'l
.:
I:
a’
l
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l
4_
navy and black, 48 ihches wide, $2.00 31.09 .
Silk and W001 Poplin, in plum, g1',eea1
Burgundy, dark Copenhagen and
black, $1.50 :31119
Wfllfo na'vy him-.423 inches. $1.75 "$14.49
Wool Poplin, hay" and black, 714- inehes. $2.30 $1.98
same, in rookie color .'14 inches. #3 711) £1.98
NONE, in fancy stripes, suitable l’u1
g», suits and skirts. 4] 1n: hes. fl 7') $1.39
3! till lnn'l‘
Laces for Trimming
'Edges,’Flouncings, Motifs
,7 .Fflet laces, narrow widths. 5 and 101233 a yd.
Inlet-Wad. and .VenlselLaoes'. 10. to 50 cts a yd.
" V' MOWS, of Filer, in large \‘nl'it't_\','10, 15 andzfi cts each
mm for (dilllifioll's, .25 cts a yd.
: Lace Flouncings, 18 to 45 inches, 50 cts to $5.00
' X69116 Mountings, 413'lllCllOS, 3100.110 $1.50
ili'lronnoiugs of Swans and organdie, 27 inches,
50 tats to $1. 75
Main Iloor.
Attractive Specials
: At the J ewelrySeCtion
Fm, jet,,pmarl buttons and pearl drops,
$1.00
, Mien Earrings, amethyst, topaz :nulpearl. $3.85
‘ W8 and'Chains of jet. $1.00, $1.50 and $250
.ChiueseNeeklacesurristio mlurmgs. $1.00
ChineseBmPins, fillets and $1.00
'“BhinestoneBar‘Pins, .
3&1'.Pins of Norwegian emnnel. $1.50 and. $1.75
~~Bar'Pin8, variety of styles. 50 cts
j LuckyBlue Bird BrOOChes,in (‘lumlm- l,‘il‘llllt'l. 50 cts
.il’ictnre Frames, slea'liuo' sum. $1.00 to $6.50
$1.00 8111118200
”Candlesticks, silver finish. $1.50
I". 331111 Vases, (lermml silver. 50 cts
Gift Novelties
for prizes or souvenirs
Cigarette Jars, with brass cover, $1.00
“Tramwith match box attached, brass finish, .50 cts
_ ~' Pepper and Salt Gups,with small sterling silver $93133
31:13.1. flat
an:
BULLE‘ iCllUBl‘ lN BRXT- I) that the formation of a coali-
“SH HAN b3 AND'DRG- lion cabinet llllll been completed.
. . . 'I'he neu cabinet \llll tone“ the
fiOURT-QUEANT LINE lines .wreed on preiiuush fol
JAPPEAlzs TO BE DO0M_ "‘1epresentutinn ol the various So-
“ED gciaiisl groups The official slate
ment 3211.»- six Statinlisls are in»
_ 1 .
(Continueu from first Page.) 3‘ "am
lu’)\'l)(li\' 311:1. 1:1.l'1)pm.——
3,011.10“. .1111“. news yest'fndai that .‘nitish l1euv_1 artillery batteries
:31! {if rel-1111 nl had he no 10111 lll‘tl “1'“ (“3 operatmw “11h ”10 ltnlmn
1111mm: tln l‘l 1\‘i innal llo\'0111-“"'“.‘ l" ”‘0 llallan OEQHSi‘C
merit. and the (‘ouneil of Work against “l“ lustrians 011 the
’ anon s and 301,119," ”0],.ng “a, Julian flout. according to on of-
followed unpqxflquh last aairvht fieial statement issued this after-
’ ”bylan official announcement. that “"0“ b.‘ the Bl'lUSh “"1" Office
‘the minislmial crisis had not 3111‘ LONDON, May 18 12 :55 p.1n.
laecnscttled. This morning, how- -~“'l‘wo hostile raiding parties
9"“ .... “ ‘ “"1 “it “ith loss last.
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.mp1.
is U" a
«my...
mmwvmm‘w as
Deans sud Suit Shop
Mornings 4010 12
Afternoons 2:30 104230
'Friday and Saturday
Demonstration by
Lady Evangeline Duff
Apparel for Stout Women
-_11I|1l H.111
l pleiml men the clam stun-l1 he! the Road
.‘ul‘u
4w.»
.Jja-é-.fi I A 5.65%
The Trench 'l‘la'.
Ill‘ murse it happens
,1“ he the fall this sum—
.llll‘l’. ll i.<.-1slmplvlum—
tlqu! >£llll'l‘1\\'illl .‘1 mil.
(ll'lllt'll l'l‘1>\\'l‘. old the
only trimming is a hand
of rihlmn tied in :1 tail-
ored lmu'. Also there is
:1 narrow end efiir-ient
looking: lll‘lllll‘. 1
$3.50
Hats . for Kiddies
'i‘May Specials
at the Men’s Section
.Meroerized laud :"Flbl‘e
Little Straw Capote-s Shirts
in 1W“- f-l'l"‘."w‘4""““”in“ 1-11.41 patterns
hruwn. A hunt or hand $1.35 U
ml I'lllllull. .l slll'l‘li‘ lll'lle
ruse. \‘el'y dainty little
hats. ‘
, :‘Illlhfiilkzflhirls. 7 ”$3165
1.9011813, stalyhell. . hut
111114.911 5 Min“. _‘ light, weight ands cool
, for summer. :. Regula 1'1 5'
r ' 17. . it 2” i 1':
Octagon Velllng “j‘g‘pgcmlglgp "as
Black, brown, taupe, ' '2i‘f0ru25 628 M
very special“ at
"This, ~large shapw in
12 ots n _\ 11rd
new styles and designs,
Special awe on:
Porfllmit Shirts and
Drawers, 50 pin
Boys’ ,Porosknit Shirts
and'Drawers,'25 cts
'Muln Iloor.
Jardlnieres
Viia'icd assortment of
sizes and stlyes, at
90 cts each
Fem Dishes
Roma Ivory
l
Camp Blankets
35 cts Gray and Khaki color
“1.- green mat A11 especial assm'tment
49‘cts each $4.50 and $5.00
Basement. Third dour.
Attractive Collars
ain thehiay'Sale
Net Collar and Curt
'Sets, regularly priced
at 551.27), special $1.00
Georgette Collar and-
"Gllfi' Sets, regular
price $1.00, for 50 (its
' ~0rgandie Collars, very
speeial 75 cts
Georgette‘Collars,
.45 and 89 cts
Swiss Collars, 45 etc
.\l.lm llnm‘.
Candy Specials
ChocolatesumhlruiI and
eream eenlcrs,35 ctg lb
Cream Charisma ots
Maple Nutgllougat,
:PolarBonrs, 50ers 1})
after diuuerMints i I
l’eppr unint, ,
Wintergre ecu, 3012.5 53
10mm Marshmallows 1’
,40 cts abox
'Repettiflaramelsbuxed.
1 25, 50 and 80 cts
Salted Peanuts,1lclieimas.
40 cts a. ll)
ChocOIate Bars, 1‘.
‘ 15, 25 and 60 cts
Main floor.
we come
.. 4-..”: .,
night northeast oi \nuenlneres.,COUNSEL MUST
says today s ollielal statement. I 4
There is nothing further (11' inter- } SECURE SQ‘iE
est! ‘ DEPOSITION S
HATTERS’ STRIKE SPREADS The hearing; in the. case oi Lara-
. motto Dehlotto, widow ofhlichuel De~
Motto, against the. Nor-walk Iron
Works was continued before
lmnsnlion» Commissioner E. '1‘. Buck-
luelu‘lm in the city hall, yesterday of—
tel'uoun. The, deceased died of rup-
ture. which it is claimed was con-
traeted during the course of his em-
ployment in the iron works. In the
morning, several witnesses were, pro
idueed by the attorneys for the plain-
-tiff, Llnxwoller and liegeinan, who
testified that. the deceased had trund
led wheelbarrows laden with pig iron
and other metals. Testimony also
proved that too men working with
11121111110 had taken him to the 015.. e
BETH-EL. May 1.1.~'l‘llc strike of
butters spread to this place today
and about seventy hat. Ilnlshers em-
ployed in the factory of the Baird Un-
tiedt Company stopped work pending
an agreement in regard to the new
wage schedule. Other departments
of the'tactory "are not yet uflected.
Infalllble Indication.
When a man says beamerely plays
101' pastime the indications are be
wits loser.——-Atchison Globe.
of Dr Robert M. wane and then ran
away, leaving him in a dying condi
5 Children Cheel‘fullyand
"Patiently Treated by Modern
Painless Methods.
. Aceptic Office
:5. 1M. fDefil‘z
Surgeon
dentist
75 'SouthrMahiWSt.
Hours—9 a. 'm. to 9 p. m.
By Appointment
Moderate
Charges for
lVery~Best Dental Work
<6
5
15 Years' - in» the
Practice of
. HighClass
Dentistry
«H
GOLD AND PORCELAIN RESTORA. .
TION. ALL KINDS OF ARTIFICIAL
tion. These rwen were mentioned in
the testimony as “Patst' and "1‘.ony‘
The counnissioner ordered the. deposi
[I‘OTIE ,‘t {1 -
the men is believed to be employed
ii]. the 111.11 1 1.. - H.
The respondents, on their part. ”do
also renewing .11 11 1
ed accident Manager Ebenezer Hill
told of a rumor reaching his ears that
a. man hud:.been hurt. and zhcrlmdnin
vcetlgnted. and found that lh'é. com-
pany-was .not liable for compensation.
'011.sccount..ot the factrthat then tore—
man was sick, no one who. came into
contact .vudlltlhc laborers could she
nrodtaend.
dered the attorneys to lake tho;depoui-
tlon. or the; foreman ,at his. home.
The case was accordingly continuu-
.ed'lor the taking »=of»deposltlons
Briefs are to be hard It" the. atl'r'm‘"
oae. week other the taking- otsdooosia
lions. Edward J. Qntnlon appeared
11.. the ueaeudant and Llnxweller. '&
Painless and Conscientious
Dentistry
Sympathetic Treatment.
X-Ray 'Treatment
Gas r Administered.
By the .qugcn Method
9:»
DENTURES, CROWN AND
BRIDGE WORK, ETC.
5KlLLFULLY¥ DONE.
..._.
:Hegemnn for: do :Dlnlntlfl.
don
“11111111111:
Uom- ‘
“ -‘ - ' dealh.'that’he was run-
and the Commlsmonu1n0r..Dr Herdmans
1"”! Hv"
* ammonium.
.1-
.111
11111 other
SAN ,l‘lTONlO. May 1'8 wDevelop
moms in the luv:- sli nation to deter-
mine the causes loading to the deathl
or Dr Sarah Francis Herdman. astco 1
pathic physician, whose body was
found, at her home, here meson" morn-
ing. today furnished additional proof
that in. Herdman and her two sisrers,
Mrs. Margaret Allen, of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. who also lsun osteopathic physi-
hlan. and Miss Alice Herdman, of San
Antonio. long shared a fear that
poison was being administered to the
two sisters in, San Antonio.
The return of thepnlson and who
administered it, if the fear of the sis-
(er-t was justified, remain a mystery.
Further, proof of the poison fear was
tarnished by Rev. M. M. Amunsnn, of
Brooklyn. who. arrived yesterday in
response to a summons Iw “r: Allen.
' Mr Amunson stated that Mrs. Allen,
in Brooklyn, two weeks ago. told him
hEr sinful-g in Gnu An‘v $~
poisoned and she was going th'ére to
‘roat thun. 31.21 1 \ ;'1l
Hrs. Allen came to San Antonio last
summer on a similar mission.
\lrs. Allan and Miss Hordmen to
day are under observation by an alien-
PM“ 1' shins: them at a sonata
rium. For Mr Amunuou sold at an in
m-noi 1mm in determine the cause of
v —V nan-I
'~4
able to net from-either any: statement.
other blot. the belle! in a polsonplot
, “"1 “-1. Allen now express-l
ed a belief regardlug'hersell. That.
Dr. Herdman entertained the poison
four five years ago was confirmed by
Herman A. Neuter, chemist. to whom
cltylauthnfifies have entrusted 1111mm
nation or .1111; causes leading to Dr.
‘ Neuter and that
tithe-
11w
:‘5 g.
mun—n
M to whine with the
”manna-m.
,... ......
Materials
.1
new
all
. sléits
for Art
Needlework
Shaped Pillow Cases, ul Dwight Alleher tubing.
n‘pfi'lall 1 aim
ll ilh ('11 I1 111111 is gin 11 the cotton to enilaruidl r.
Stamped Night Dresses, .\ ilh «- mlltlll to embroider
Scarves, is \ 31 1.1.4».
Stamped Dresses 11.
:1 copy o‘.‘
v
\"1'i‘:
Hpc'l'ltll ful' the $5110.49 0“ j
21' ¢'lllltll' ’
Pethuntre Cotton, \1 ilh even 251'! purchase is given
..'.‘:e Junior‘r‘Priscilla Crochet book, free. .3
l‘. ’ inehcs, 09 ct! a. pair
l7 1 inches, 75 era a. pair
1'
696“
litre mtg-e and insertion,
1111. size Ii months, 49 ct!
'l‘hml floor.
,. .1
May Specials
In the Shoe. Shop
.\ I‘li‘lllilll“ll‘ line of the latest models in footiyml'
all gloat l'etllllt‘iulls.
For Women and Misses, 111-1.» es $3.95 to $7 .95
Boots. Slippei s l’1imps»aud Sports Shoes
F'OI‘ Children, put us $1.19 to $3 25 a
"sit
w
Snap pumps. One 'a pumps, Seller] and Dress Shoes
For Boys, prices $1.65 to $3.25. .513 :
’11te11t leather dull ( allskin Seoul Shoes ”*5
and high \\ lute Sneaks. f,
3 ‘ Sea-0nd ”our. 5'
Odd Pieces
In Austrian» China :9
Select or Fruit Bowls, '
$1.10 each
Computes, 65 cts t0'$1.10
Cake Plates, 65 cts
Sugar and Cream Sets,
15 cts each
Flower Vases,\\'irc mesh
tops,-$2.25 llp to $7.75
Breakfast Sets, 9 111-5.
$3.50 and $4.50
China Sets
for the bedroom
Bedroom Sets,
$2.15 to $2.50
Bureau Sets, 7 pes. $2.15
Comb and limb Trays,
65 else each
Casement.
” 3.
Summer
hm'deln. .ize 11- l,
' insulate»...
Light weight Blankets,
Attractlye‘OfFenng ._:
in Heisey Glassware
Colonial Sherbets, (loo )
. 6 for 58 cts
Sherbet Glasses, (tall) '
' . .6 form eta '
: Colonial: Goblets,
‘ .6 for 65 Chi
~»Punch~‘Glaases,
'6 for 45 etc .
Berry Bowls, . ‘
1‘8: 25 and35 cts
:Flower Boiskets, 79 etc.
Glassware
{V— for the table 33
'(lolonial Tumblers, . "c" p
- 6 for 30 els. .'
Iced 'I‘ea and Lemonade " '
‘(.llasses, thin blown,
6 for ’12 cls. ,
Grape Juice Glasses,
hell shape thin blown
6 for 25 els.
Basement.
Blankets ,
white with pink and blue
\ Vere $4.00 ' sale price $3.50
. $3.00 $2 70
$2.25 $2.00
Comfortables
Persian effect cover designs,
'1' ea'y special at $2.153
,9“. - .m . 4.-.... ”ML“...
five years ago, D1. lleldmnn brought
:him some candy \"llltll she said l'1'1d
been poisoned. He found :1 trillion
.amounl of poison to it. .\'1 5111' said he
had found some pol son in the stomach
of Dr. Herdman but that in his epin—
ion it was not the cause of death.
At the. conclusion of the inquest.
lJusllcc Fir 11 reserved decision pend-
ing action by the grand jury.
NOT So MONOTONOUS.
‘IPr'or laddie,"
hotel elevator boy, “don't you find this
work rather trying and monotonous?"
"Not'at all, maam. I like it. It's
full of excitement. First of all, there's
always the funny“ people coming in
and out. Then there‘s other things.
""1va troBlPl'I'lSV a. man tried to get
out before the elevator wasdown and
cracked his skull. Then last week the
machine broke, and the thing came
straight down from the sixth floor to
the bottom. andrevea'yb'ody was hurt
ceprt, me. This here rope, too. looks a
bit weak, but it’ll probably last till we
get up. though I don't know what we’ll
do if it doesn't, ’cos the engine-man is
away ill today. and his helper is just
"Mr 'ed. and me in charge of etc-1y
thing, and I don't know nothing about
it. So it ain’t really what you'd cello
11!! life, is it?"
‘ TIGERS-ALL AMERICANS. SUNDAY
"l‘ho 'leers will play' the All-Slam
lords on Sunday afternoon at Amuse.
ment Park, and a good game is prom-
ised the fans. hicMnhonnnd Sullivan
will be the battery for the Tigers, and ‘
Mertz and Lung for Stamford. Jimmy
(“Min will play right field with the
' Fm-“M'r‘” and Ms “recence is sure to
— mtafluxonumher otyorwslkers.
said the lady to tilt“
| LOCAL PARTIES 1
1 GRANTED mvonce
l Esther Venullo \\ 1:1 g'Inntedadivorcio
lthis morning in the Superior Court.
1 Bridgeport by ludge Reed agalnen ll-
fxed Veilullo Both parties are 10cm
people. The divorce proceedings
zwcre based on thegroundswof loosen!
1iou. Attorney John J. Cunco'ai‘“
1 ed for the, plaintiff.
3, In the case of Lillie Holl' ‘
Samuel Gould Holly, bot .
city, the plaintiff was gmuteu a. dis
vorec on the ground of desertim}
Judge William F. Tammany appeared
for the plaiutll!
BULLARD DELEGATED
'ro COAL CONFERENCE
HARTI' 0RD, May 18,—As Connecti-
cut delegates to the New England gen-
eral coal conference at Boston the
State Council of Defense today ap-
pointed Philips G. Gale, Hartford:
Dewitt Page, Bristol; .loh11»'Elton.
Waterbury; George E. Bleach, Middle-
1,own; A. H. Ballard, Bridgeport.
i.
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Shoelal Showing~ 8f
SILK SWEATERS
$7.98. £0315
moors
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