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1 night. Sunday. July 1st. 7:30 1). rod morning service at 10:30, sermon by‘ .
'.sohool: 6:30, Epworth League; 7:30;
1111;. 7:45. prayer meeting: Friday eve-i
l
lseveral visitors from other churches
’and Stamford: Wednesday night, the
31.1.. service and sermon; 12 noon. ladies are called to meet at Mrs.
First Methoist Epdiscopal Church,
' Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
Bible school: 6:45 p. in.. Young Peo-i Melvina Burr‘s, 26 Knight street;
ple's Devotional Hour: 7:30 p. m..t Thursday night, the stewardess board
seventh: worship, sermon: “The Cause No. 1, will give a. strawberry short?
, ~of lllt‘
, class meeting:
\l'arz" Tuesday. 7:45 p. in., cake social; Friday night, choir re,
Wednesday. 2 p. m., bearsal.
58\\lll{l circle; Thursday, 7:45 p. on!
prayer ntceting; Friday, 8 p. m.,’ So. Norwalk Congregationatctmrop
Industrial League. ladies-John Staplctozr ”“0151”.-77-Sunday_
flag presentation and patriotic serv-i the pastor; evening serviCe at ?:30.‘
if“ Beginning Sunday. July 8th. that This service will be in Celebration of
church will unite in union preaching: St. John's Day and the 0mm- \nlap.
.services with the Baptist and Congre-l ter of Eastmantlitar, Old Well Lads.»
‘ gational churches of our vicinityriand Clinton t‘otnmandary will attend
19. August 26, September 2. Morning.
Rod Cross mcctina
\‘t'cdncmiay at :30 and the Monthly
busintss meeting and preparatory sen
Auxiliary
0
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal churclr
Rev. 'Albert E. Beebe. pastotz—«Suu-
evening service; Tuesday evening. Music
7:45. class meeting; Thursday cvcn-. walk.
fluartet—~“0ne There is Above allwt‘ontralto Solo-~“Al
Others" .............. J. L. llattonl
'Conti'alto Solo
Postltttie-—.‘\liogro l«‘ugato in l.) .......
Evening. 99. No. 9.. .
'1’relude—~Mclody in F ...... R. Digglc; _—._.-_~.
Quartets—“Softly! Over the Light oft Trinity Parish Church: Rev. Frcd-
Day” .................. I“. Schillinglvrit'k A. Coleman. roctor. Edward J.
Quartet—umi‘hou Art, 0 God, The. Lifei Sims. organist anti choir director.
and Light" ................ WarrenlCalendar for the week, beginning
.‘Postlude in F‘ ........ F. 1-). Gladstone June 24th. Third Sunday aftt
~———— i“Ttto Nativity of St.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal R a. '»“~-."’l." communion, 10 a. up.
PCIHII‘Cll. Rev. llarold E. Wilson. pasfi (‘hlll't‘h SNIOOI: 11 it. or. morning
tone—Sunday. June 24th. 0:30 fellow—i I‘l‘ttl’ find 501111011: 'l‘ur'rdzu'. 8 it. Hi.
1min- lllt‘f‘tlllf-II lit-:10, morning worship‘ hllSim‘SS wording of 'l‘tinity Mott's
and “ii-mun by the “agar, subject: club: Thursday. 7:30 pun; tho Sim-
WThe Rainbow About. 'the 'l‘hronc:".‘l“»" school will
give an entertain
12 11).. Sunday school; 3 ll. 11).. Junior mont II] the parish hall. All parents
Leanne.
.at 27 *Monroe street
on .
‘ ithc l’harlsccs." will be the subject of
at tho lfill'n'l Church. Not‘- the morning sernum.’ 12 m
lschooi session:
Prelude-~N0cturne in lH‘lai, No. 8‘
.ittle Word". . . .!
(requestedl' ............ A. \'oorhis.
.............. Selected l)uct~-—"The Lord is My Light".......'
. ........................... l). Buck
...................... A dolph Hesse' PostludtL—Novelettc in B minor. op.l
. Schumann
'r Trinity
.lohu llaptist ;"
man. 10:80]. am" Sunder ’aehool. 1:1 ’
m; Loyal Workers'lmeeting. 6:16 pl
m.;.evening sermon. 7:30 p.-m:*=mid-t ’- -
week prayer and praise service. 1 _» -.. . g t
l . Villllilfillltfifllll
St; I’eter’s llmheran Church, Cedar; .. J ~ -
Street, near West Avenue, Martin L, .
Sleup, pardon—Divine services 'in, WASHJNGTION, June 22.-—Secre-
German at 10:30. with sermon thy the ! tary “0,1510“ today appalled (0' Amer
fiiaziérgéglfiofiggggggn :12“; 311' l icau :housewives to assist the Nation-
10 o'clock.‘ Those wishing to pal'take'al {00d conservation ntth-nlmtt
‘
by
tention to the pastor. Evening SH’Y-‘fruitg; and \vtztgot‘abtes.
ices in English at 7:30, with lecture'
on the “Reformation of the Church" ‘ . . y ., w
by Martin Luther; Sunday school will be greatly ntcuased ”m 3‘)“ 1"“
be held throughout the summer mfbackyard “‘"d‘m' campaigns. M“
9:30. Regular attend-duct! is urgedg Houston declared that not to conserve
Cross and Crown syrtvm of rewards. llllh' valuable food surplusage would
New pupils always Welcome. English
and German classes: The young poo-K
pie will have a social in the assembly
room on Thursday cvening. Juno 2t.
price of admission will he as many
pennies as the years of your new. All
members of the Youngr People’s So-
ciety and their friends arc invited.
Pointin'z out
that the ordinary harvest yield would
be "a’sintul waste:" 3
As the transportation pt'cssttt'v of
cause of large shipments of food for
military purposes. it is the duty of all
to endeavor to relieve this Condition
The Associated Bible Students will
most in Rcti Mui's hail. South Nor
walk at 3‘» p m. Topic: “The t‘omplc-
tion of Christ." pastor floors-e ”t‘l‘tlt‘.
All \\'l'ltt>l|tt‘.
rotary.
"All any home should expect of oth-
ct's is the. foods which cannot ho pro
tlttcttd offt-ctiicly hy he own mi in»
aluhcniist churchwlttly ti, 15, ‘22: . in a body. Special music; Sunday _, .. ...- _ .. .. 1 dl -d
.Baptist church—July 29‘ August it", ”Tho”! 81’” °“’l""k- Music for ”W South Notwalk . Mission. -Serviccs bum to n H ' .
August 12: Congregaiional-—August: nay: ~- ””“
”WWW “m” LEWls cons ARE PURCHASED
, . noon rt :2. Mr. ’l‘lterlault. lottdur. .‘tr. .
Program of music for Sunday. June: Preludew"Postman” ...Rheinberger Arm-1: ot‘ the Norwalk 31.4“”,“5; FOR'ARMMANDK‘NAVY
,2‘: 1917' . lAlll‘lit‘rtu—“j‘hv Lord is Exalted“ \v’t'cs! church will rcud the soriptut't- lesson. W W....._._ .
r Morning. lAlto Solom—“licavcn is My Home", . .. Mr. .\101t. of Ron-nylon will sing. “'AiSllthl'l 0.”. Juno fits—An clitcrg
. fielude-Canzonetta ......Rockwell ...................... va‘alis . .W _ W . . . . . .. l . to
> . ... . .. .. . ‘- ‘ . """" ‘ : ' gent-y oidpi has been placid n It
t ”then —— I‘he Lord is lukttlted \‘l est l’ns‘lllttlw-~“l‘Pt~'~lt\‘ul March". . . .ltuhn Swedish (‘ongreuationnl «"httrch ~ . - -l‘ o
. l 9 1 I‘d \i- I) tvi - . ‘ . ’* _' gnvernnwnt for 0,000 Lewis mat tlll
. £0 0"“ e ectt ' ‘ g """" 1‘ 0 ~ . .Evenmg. ( has. .l. \ nltlstrom. pastors-40111 s ‘ ' ‘ l . V . , -., 1d
Postlude~lllarch ”l. 1‘4 -------- llfll‘l‘t‘lt l’rcludc "Meditation" ...S. Ill. load llible Class, it) a, or: morning service guns f0! "w by HP and. Hi“). “I
‘ _ Evening. p Antheu'twml‘lte Radiant Morn is Pass- 1o;4.'.; Sunday 501,0“), 13* m. At 4 Marine (‘orps in the «var with Cor-l
5', Preludtw 1“”."mh Fm”: ‘. """ “will" "“' ““33" ------------------- West o'clock in tho afternoon thcrc will be many. Three thousand of these gums
t a W-“ l r" I .. : w . .. . . u .. . . . _. ‘
. :mhtm “Abltlt' “,1!” Mt . thtut‘hil‘l' solo ltailt. llarlt. My Soul ........ a young: pcoph-s union inwttng. tho will he ug-pit hv the army. The other
\ nthcm~ O Lotti thou Art My told . ________________ Sup” .. ., -, - , \') , Il‘ ,_ . ‘ _ J-
? it I,“ ) l , . .. t «y ..otii tttn tiom Bridgeport. . t.“ at 3000 Will be ,0]. the navy and .l'tarinn‘
_. ............... .......... . m k tttstltltn‘ "Andantmo iii A flat ...... on and Stamford being invited. Rev. ' _ .
t Postluder interment) ,......tl:2alt- ........................... Gounod t}. Sober will be the speaker. m‘totps.
It was explained at
partment yesterday that the order for
these 0,000 guns
7:30, Hi.- usual ovcning service.
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South Notwalk Baptist (.‘hurch. .l.
t: day services: Class meetin" 9230' : vice of tho church ’l‘liursd'tv evening Harrison Thompson pastor» 10“:0 -
P‘- i . . . n _ . , . i. . *' .i d. . i ’ ~ .
, U ‘ . .. . . n ‘ . . .' wth the tecommondattons made 0"
l 10.30 morning seivttc. 12.00. bunda. ; .tt 8 oclock. lin. morning worship. "Tho heaven of 1
Oct. ‘24, liiltl.
gun board which met last fall to pass
judnntcnt on the relative merits of
the Lewis. Vickcrs, and other tnachiutA
., llible
7:30 p. m., ovenin:
worship. opens with a son}: service.
L fling, social of the Men's Assembly. ........................ John Field The |t‘t\'i0|‘ will spwtk on “Rozmtera ’
. . . ~ . ,. .. . » ., .. i w“ s owl
. Morning. Trio»— ‘“lllle Thee I Rock. l’rotectingt tlon Hytnliolized;“ Wednesday, 8 p. guns, and ”Ill ill“ otdet Ju‘ ,p H .
;T€l’relutiew»Allegi'o con brio..t‘. 1. Grey Power" .....J B. lllarsht m.. choir rehearsal at the par-aoxtttne;""m not intorlcre “ he tab” to be
conducted by the army next month
for the purpose of determining finally
‘upon the best type of light
. I gun for usls in the. American army.
(trot-o Baptist Church. Morning' The ‘lfiwis mm was invented by an
servo-o. ll a. in: Sunday school.
12:30 p. in; owning sol-pic... 7:30 p. American army olllcer and has proved
in; prayer meeting. ’l‘hursday. 8 p.»itself to he one of the ordnance won-
"li ”M" it‘llt‘tu‘sul. Friday. 8 t). m. triers on the fighting trout in France.
“'0‘" t'l‘here has been a contest in favor of
(lltlt‘o Church. Rev. J. Benton Won the adoption of tho lfi‘Wis mm for
nor I't‘vtor. 'l‘ho toast of the nativity .
‘ ' ' ' ' .: ' .' . rted
of st, JMHL tho‘lluptiat- and ”H, third some years. and this fight Ht'l
fall when attention was
Sunday after Trinity; the celebration “WW “‘5‘
'l‘ltursuiay. 72-15 p. in. mid-work ltll‘ot
ing of the church. This is the month-
ly t‘ovcnant meeting.
ot the holy communion at 8 o’clockzicullod to reports from abroad indicatu
Mission Sunday school of S. Faith at mg that this was the most nttecttvo
0; morning prayer and sermon at light machine gun in use in'tlm ar~
10:3»; i” ‘ _. .’ . .
t pmsh holiday «(hoot at noon miles 01‘ the Am“, 'lho fight arose
FRED FLUTON HA8 :over the efforts of some lending oh“.-
l
l
l
are requested to announce their in- canning“ 31““?"9591‘Vmg ., tlt'l‘isbttblt?"
l
the railroads will become ll'.‘a\l("l' tic-
hy utilizing to the grlmltrst oxtcnt all, .
locally prod'tced foods. said tlin soe- . ‘
the War 1) ‘-
by the spicial muchine‘
machine '
This will he the last meet-‘ ‘ .. . ' . tinn‘nl
HARD ROAD AHEAD cers or the. army. includuu~ (t t
’ . tlon of tho
22.———Pred Ful- “ood. in favor of the‘adop '
.ewis gun. and the fillllll‘P of the \\ ar
of the children are invited to l)t' pres
log for the summer. and Mr." Ilinno.‘
‘ out: ’l‘hursday. 791.] p. m.. taunting: oft
the superintcmltn'. desires a full at- ”I“ ””15 WWW!” Silt‘lt’ll'i 1"l‘itl=t.\'.l NEW YORK: June
\ .1cndancn: 0:710. lipworth Leanne [lo-
“ ) ,. .c
N: “1‘”- Apostle, "-5” H- 111» ltOlytton‘s recent victth‘l’ over Sam lamgl‘ord I
Totional nice-ting. subject: "A my communion: Thursday. 7:45 p_ Ill-.lwhom he is credited with stopplng in Department to adopt it as a s'°l‘\'lt‘f‘
-:sionarv Sim-v." icudor Itlrs A Q,r(‘it()il‘ rehearsal. '1‘)“. I“... “Nam" of ' '
' -‘.. . ’ “ ' " . . a , : .t u - weapon.
«Carpono-r; . . ”Hung \t'mship and ‘1," bum!” school “,1“ b0 held July' he seunth round of a bout at Boston.
sermon on ‘ ‘ht- llzmlo With lt‘ears.” 1. at Which time there will be a ha-lwas no great ”“9”“ to those who T9" .
Elliss Julia Andrmvs. sopmno soloist lriOIie svtvivt; tntembercd that Gttnbont fimith once k" “WOW“ :1 special board “f can
lot the First t‘onarctuttlonal Church.‘ __..,~._ regained much lost prestige by scoring “id” ”‘9 character ““d quantity of
oi! “aliblnw' “m Hm: immdls "0 “‘4 Chit-st Church. Gregory I'lOlllPVlll‘d.ta “victorv” over hnnnforti in a Bos- machine guns m" "h“ army. 1" “5 re-
.wne woman" at tho evenin'r serv- Bi.‘ .' --,i _ it .. ~ .. a .v . ’ ‘ . .. u ..
,. tst \otw pk. Ru. laiiteno l. Cats-'10“ ring. The next time this pair met, port of October 24. last. this board
300‘ ’l‘htirsdau. T'l". mid-wool: vorvico kev l) i) rt ‘ ‘
' " ‘ " “ " ‘ " “0"“ N“”""~»V 0f 5'9 . . held that there should be two tvwa
Joint Baptist, June 24th: holy mm'lhowevcr, the black man taught in an ‘ VI
"followed by the monthly meeting of,
tho otticial hoard. opinion and ammo“ at 10:30 a. mflentirley dltfterent manner and handled °f machine guns adopted for ”"1 nr-
‘ Sunday school at 12 m.: conflrmatiou‘his erstwhile Conqueror m“. a child. my—a light type and a heavy typo.
(.1355 at 6:30 p_ m.: evening Drill'9l"knocking him cold in a few seconds I'l‘ho hoard recommended that 8.01;)
and sermon at 7:.‘to o'clock. the Rt} Ever since Fulton's chance to ’0‘). guns of tho heavy type and 0.280 mtns
Rev. Dr. 'ldward (‘. Acheson ‘luffr't-l f ' '
‘ ‘ ' - - the light type would bc requlrod to
-. - . - m tum a nntch with Jess Willard was 0 ' . .
mu Bishop of tilt blouse. will makm ‘ equip um army and the National
his annual visitation of the parishkilled by his timid exhibition with the ‘
and administcr the apostitic rite ofsioventy Carl Morris. the Rochester Guard. ""d recommended that “”1““
confirmation. ' ’ be. appropriated rapidly .enough to sup-
ply these guns within four years. The
adoption of the Vickers type of heavy
._..
fibfi'Knight Street A. M. l}. Church. Rev.
1 A: McCoy. pastor. Sunday serviced
.mtornlng preaching. 1] a. tit... mom;
pastor: 12:30 p. in., Sunday schoolfl
7 p. m.. the Youns l’t-oplc's meeting3
"“will discuss “Mission Work in Ouri
-' City?” 8 p. m.. lloncon John j). "ay-
3301“ will preach. We welcome you tol
this church, it is yours. not ours. it,
is the Lord's house. Seats t'rec.‘
Caletar 0“..- Lhc \‘yock: Thursday"
fright, class mocting, there will bei
:glant has been seeking to reestablish
Advent Christian .Church, Van Zant‘hinlS‘)” in the good graccs Of the fans.-
and Harvey Streets. East Norwalk. It has proved ratherdi-.cult so tar as
Rev. G. M. Teeple, portions-Half hourlNOW YOH‘N'S wero~ concerned. “0“"
of prayer. 10:00 a. m.: . morning ser-cher. for every time. he was introduced
" ‘trom a local ring of late the crowd
howled him down. ‘ remembering the
way he unit, to Morris.
The result of the Boston affair was
predicted in advance by Fulton's for-
:mer manager, Fred Force. who recent-
ly declared that Langtm'd‘ would quit
linltcd States army was recommend
ed, it also recommended that the
Lewis and other light weight guns he
.tested at the Springfield. Mass. ar-
imory, beginning May 1, 1017, and as
a result of ’ltese tests a permanent
type of light machine .guns will be
adopted for the army.
. } Meanwhile the army is obtaining all
after putttmz up 8. feeble exhibition. ll. thp “tacking guns it can under thin
seems that he was a "9.” 30"“ glws'frecommcndation of the. machine gun
her. my the reports of the affair in 1305- board.
:0“ describe-1t exactly as foretold by “Should tltislcountry be engaged in
‘orce. '
twar in the near future. the- boztrd rec—
. lf Fulton believes that his showing ommonds the purchase of at! Vickers
in the mitten with ‘Carl Morris now machine guns that the Colt‘sPatent
will be overpoked and torgiyen he is Fm: Arms C0,; all Lewis rifles that
making a sad mistake. He must first the~Savage Arms Co. and all Colt rl-
stop Moms before he can be taken ties that. the Marlin Arms corporation
seriously as nnopponenbfor Jess Wii- can make until the total quantity re-
lard, and to allappearauces Morris is:
‘ quired is procured."
one man he: never intends to meet‘ Inneoember orders were given by
again.
tthe war-department for 4.000 Vickers
theavy machine guns at» $750 each. ‘The
lcontract included accessories which
brought its value up to $5.500.000.
During the Mexican border emergency
Michelinunim a!
and is not only'Tfiick
at it is Broad and Flat
unwell :
.‘ 0 show this graphically
. , .we have ruled oil one
‘ll unit his the accompanying
illustration.
r
.Couns'the number of squares
on the rail“! part of. thefa'cadr’
.They total over 54» whole
squares or mm than 11m}- .
. [curt/n 0/ fit: satire Jar/"ate that '
——————...—,—v’
'STRONG'PROOF.
Shy—They must be engaged. That's
her fourth dance. with him this .even-.
mg.
MICHELLN
t:
Foley's Honey and: Tar Compound. 1 ‘ “Bilggins‘ believes in. himself im‘
used it for a cough that I had .201: pucitly." “ . .
years and was said tor’have-conaump. . “No reason why‘ he shouldn't. ‘ He
lion, but it"éured me." RCOntairis. no. is the one person ‘to- Whom he «ain't
. ; HardwaredutoStlllllly C0-
On September 28 last Sccrt-tm'y Raw
-is ruled cfi. Heéi‘hat‘s no sign. last summer General Crozter, the chief
._. _ She~lsn’t it? You don't know how of mdnance. thousht 353 Lewis ma-
lhe large. at wearing our: she dances. \ ~ chine guns to meet an emergency:
2 faced the MichelinUachrsal _ M , ‘JThe order now glven ‘tor‘6.000 -mdre
5,1 means increased mileage. “"19” A “NE-ERIN? COUGH newts-guns will bring the toalof new
. I, Once you try Mi ch- \: COW weather “”3th 50 13‘9”“13‘machtne guns being obtained for the ~
‘: ’/ +£1th you Win “:5 no I A“. L fill; tthlll: ‘12:?” him re persons have army to more than 10.000. The 6.000
. . _ ! 'ilthcr. They give the @533; Y .-- ‘er .r om at'th 5 3933.0!” hearts guna now ordered call for» the
- .. // ‘ . £55 9“ " "‘ g ‘ relief from racking hack— full output of the factory of the Sutt-
. ./..~ . utmost ttrepconcmy. fig: tnr coughs, from wheezy. .sneezy urgent-ms 'Co. ,.
t} e “ E J. $55.: . breathing, from raw, sore throat and“ :
~. . . «j, lightohest. w. o. . Glazier. Benton- . . "
_j ,_ ‘ \ifi/I.-_f£=§ * :ville.'Ark.,"writesiv‘fl can recommend REUABILITY
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' Women's Tub Skirts, Smart Models
$2.95
Materials all shrunk-
en in cold water before
making.
Seams well Stitched
and buttonholes well
made.
Trimmed with pearl
or other handsome but—
tons.
Belts carefully made
and shrunken.
was in accordtmcei
in Corded Pique-,Gabardine and POplinrr
$5.95
Stylish appointments l
in the way
girdles and pockets.
of belts,
l
Rustless hooks, eyes ‘
and snaps.
“"Printaetts” Skirts, each model in stock
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3 Remember to see the
Display of Towels
An extra line showing at extra-
; low prices. The reason is that the
1 Read buyer made a contract for a
‘ large supply and obtained specially
low rates.
. “Large Turkish Towels of thick
and durable weave, plain white or
with colored bordcrs.
From 13 cts to $1.50
Bath Mats as lovely as velvet rugs.
From 69 cts to $3.50
. Third floor.
I .
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. Bathing Caps.
? and other accessories
f Bathingfinps, patriotic styles in red
white and blue.
f ,Diving Caps and Hats,
Bathing Garters,
«
from 25 cts up.
25 cts. pair.
$1.50 to $4.00 .-
$2.5o to $8.50
sum t l 31.50 '.
Fancy China
for Wedding Gifts
. French China.
tihop Set, 7 pcs.
Tea Set, 22 pcs.
Pudding Dish and Plate. $0.00 and $12.50
Salad or Fruit Bowls, $2.50 to 51.75%
Boo Boo Dishes,
Flower Holders,
tlclt-ry Trays,
Olive. Trays,
English Ware, china and pot'crltttn!
Salad Sol. ll pcs.
(lhop Plates.
Plates to match.
. (lako Plates,
Plates to match, _
$12.50 '
5 $9.00 |
$3.50 :
Fr'.
L):
M2.
$3.50 to $5.25 }
$12.00 to $26.00 0:71.. .
65 its. to $3.69 ’-
s3.25 to $14.00 doz.’
Basement.
Strings of Pearls
for graduation gifts
' Pearls are a girl’s own gems audl
Surf Cloth
for Bathing Suitts
This is strong and durable, warranted not
to fade. 60 cut. a yard.
Satines, black and white stripe, nice for
l trimming suits, 40 to 00 cts. a yd.
Polka Dots, on a white background.
00 cts. n yd.
Notion Counter, main floor.
0
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machine gun for permanent use in the
Taffeta Dresses
F , Navy and Old Blue
\nnatte Kellermann
Bathing Suits and
Tights $15 00
Children S Kmt Suits ; l: Graceful little dresses
two—piece. bathing
dresses. Practical'styles
at popular prices.
' with a bit of embroidery
braiding or applique
work. Draped skirts.
Sizes 16 told. ,
- ‘ ’ The Priscilla Fancy
Work Magazine for July
is ready, 15 cts b. copy.
“ Yearly subscription $1.25
For sale at Pattern. Section,
For Boys
“Four-ln-hand Ties, a.
large assortment. to
choose: from 'in plain
colors,plaids and stripes.
utspecial at 29 cts
‘ I
while. these pretty necklaces are imi—t
tation, they are very lustrous an
\villgivc pleasure many years.
Pearl Necklaces,
d.
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Ag,
50 cts, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 i‘
Richelieu Indestructible Pearls,
$5.00, $10.00,‘$12.00 to $18.00 .
Opera. Pearls, 27 inches long, f $17.50i;
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Main floor.
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Summer Underwzat
for Women
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'i Summer Vests,low neck,
- . sleeveless,
y
ribbon
shoulder,
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pink or white,
15, 25, 29, 39 and 50 cte
. Bodice ~ Vests, narrow,
17, 25, 35, 50 to 75 ate
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strap oven
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Knickers, f
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75 ctseach' ,_
\ main floor. or ArtVDepartment, Main 0 r. .
Main floor. ' tiltird floor. fl 0 1!.
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SUNFLOWER STATE PHILOSOPHY 11}] =01 furnishingtransportation facili-
Sdme men just swear right out; ties for microbes and such like.
while others. take their hats and go . . “The most patient student I ever
down town. p . ‘ knew was willing to stick around un-
lt is going to be 'quite‘» a ‘whlle ‘béJ til history repeated itself so that he
tore the'federatlon of 'the 2 World is licouldt get hin»lesson."—Dufe lioskins.~
accomplished; l.
~ Theregare .céntaln'it'vrongs which 'a'; happy and forlorn and catches some
newspaper cannot right; g the» pollwttwoman, whtrtried but didn’t get her
station is the utilize to take them. . fi'husband. looking at her she, perks up
It is an unpleasant feature of warfwondertullywand assumes a Joyous
thatsthe? enemy doesn't sustain heaVY.t:look,.whlch r'ttttouldi- fool her; own mo-
lasses withoutrninictingrsome damage; ther.‘-=—From the ntmismnan. alone.
in: the process. . . . ‘
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'oplates.; Children like it.—-Adv. . tell whoppers.wlthout'tbéingrcttuzht" in
Hanson-Powell Corporation, .33 M l ."——Exchanxe. , f 3
The "greatest “danger of’ktsalng.) ”-a—Avvgood' advertisement Ipaysbest
howeverifl‘tloes" not; new the pbsslbili; in the beat papenr
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PROPER '- PHY‘SlCAL EDUCATION
\ and
This. purpose of the physical eduw
tion is, of-course. not merely Stowbufld
upthe bodies of boys today; 'but ' to
put into the lives or
whatever it. is.
boy stay strong
boys that thing:
that » will make the
and able-bodied
when he reaches manhood. suuhzomen
-—loves '0! fresh air.
of- hiking in the
wild. of sleeping out under the sky—-
men who can .both enjoy and endure,
are
themenu who will make up in
strong nation and not. irritation ml
meanings—Scouting.
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