than” M ”In
I {attaining- Ioeldjefl'InII
.1“.th Ind In, Maud “3
than!!! below; medium height, are
such a wonderful imitation of this In
described m that It last .5
r; 8d} ”We“ the lithium
' “Hell atuthis W" he'mt
ml watched himn‘eIdmlu'huli
at his. it was." hum- old:
out there was nothiu also only
about it. He was one of the 'll'l‘i-
IIstavhiIodId man i ember After
. Ilium lie-Ashlie WM
o'er-Ion I listless mail along as ho
greeted thematic-e." ‘
. “You llId to set main-Ila
to see the real Abraham “paella" .
"Wt-liar time went on i saw more
and more of the President. InduIRer
I] entered Iorwoe with mimatYOl‘k ‘
i'l'rlhune {resiliently interviewed him,
and later. M l have'nid bore mu!
.imvortant dispatches to him and w-
seut on many personIi niIILIilI."
Cid flwlwmltm.
. ‘One of the that an “impor-
" that was Just before his reelection,
l
i
‘iiIld:
1 “funny! haven. bad feeling that!
I am going lo-loee theroldier vote.“
i "‘lt would be the end of me if I
ihouaht that the boyI:did not have!
confidence in me. for its our soldiers
in the tie-id for whom i have given!
my best enorts. i
“.Now llellry. l Jilin you to go;
through the. camps and learn lust‘
how the boys feel toward me.’ i
~llveryalien enemy above the as: of Joanne: inlet-allelic his ilnger'
"m, Ind this photograph shove one. going. through the process
- . i “That was one of lay pleasaatrst,
. ., ~ ~—- ”0le of the war," said linI
, 'contact with him them must be many Wing ‘ "r " "bn "For it: "f not
if IMPRESSlONS 01“ new mi.” ,0 ,0" if F’“ "can get me long before I found that his hoya'
,1 thco started as he called ',them appreciated his
2.5.... _. 1- ' _ .' truoioare of them, and sovreported
”P l " M fixagaml to him to his great delight and evi-
”We'll did LlIIt Ice Lincoln?" Ident relief"
IT“; I Ildveoiy Pee- Out. 'If' soldier Vote.
a 5M“. (or I h". never “M antler ofmt it "I the sol»
diets that elected him for he 1000"”
Id full 50 per «It of their rate.
. he editor of the South
. - , one n-'pmphlje’t told this otOry more!
{ling Mil wanted wan iiIle'w - “it “was at. Grant! headquarter:
. j 'M rare as MI, ’0! his taint Wild}!!! 11%? “"“flu' only 50 per ”cent. ‘
edIyI.
-'_ . W, um m?! 3,: “do; qm‘itt In; It the flaming: :1: liar tum-3° $23313
'- wattage in‘CaunondIler y'eumIm _. ”‘07:". "“5 L it as well “5 0111“,, his popularity with the soldiers to
to interview him 'City Point! That's it. City Point
._ Wings Were Welcome. llama gone down, “here filth Id)“ Tilt: :‘zrl‘fl ”.5?" M :3 d
is: mummy n n be" m "mm ”mm and “he“ I "”“d "‘9 ”9“ final] the old Ioldle gov?“ ”k
M 7h“! the reverend sentient-1n ldent was there in consultation with in! i: hand led n; "ma another
than earned I seat in heaven he has General Grant um knock 0, other ind m" to little ,.
. IIdIa splendid start Ikyward in his omcprs" m.” I“ '“Illzu d I po
l=mleIIInt.hope it is perched on the "Mind m 1 had not seen him for "That is the be“ “Inn." of Mn-
‘ . crest 0: a steep ridge {m Mail: months but he know me inlan'tly coin that l have ever seen Ind 1
“mm“ the beautiful riot in! coming over to met me ”a” had a chance to see most of them.
"mm "m” mew ”y " i m” "m’" "m” "WW" 'I "Lloolrat if ever city-1nd it‘ll-I
w ;u'm"°' mwhic‘uwore '91:! u“ ”lelr‘l "mu“. “"“WY wa'e him I back, in l'ut Monti.
«allow at gay ivielt. and as 1' :‘Now i want to go back a ltile ’ ‘ y '
* , «III-450nm it the hon-0 bathed said Mr. Wing "and tell you of Lin
i-J "1 “ £91683 310' M ll “‘30 "I0 set; coln's marvelous memory
”'1'": ffitllm a gluinodwzr‘fi: the '03:; year before he sent inc
.I . 3 ' " ~l ~ 'On 8 along which ll
.: “screams Merl iao lhe Golden 4V,» MMMFW as
it Wig? glut; Triton!” I e: I bcquza‘ “One 1145:" lh‘his hillce after bun Mm
4i . oe ’1 I outior ness was Ilium he turned on me ,.
that there weremiany more than SOVnWlIh 'one of this wonderful tholtvhimeTgm‘gfi hidrbgzr‘dozzusmc‘r'dnifl
1 cotton but the‘ magnificent How was rare smiles and [”33ng to ask me we“, the It” t e of ”I President old
.. well worth the salon not only for the my finally" “I in: or i the i co '-
'. view but for the warm elenme that "Now when n comm m “maxim e 0 0M"- n cm n one
the sailing faced alert old soldier questions Li H“! Chang never hm:
though there wet-oJlundred oi kind ,
rd colds.
'John W: Porney wII secnflry of-
nate .and a splendid man he was,
Iand l wall In very close touch with
trade the appeal to save her soldier
“He "sent tor me one night, and;
and an: authentic stone‘s inst factors Me's surrender It t It“ “in, mean-- poplar majority was /
fill memorv of that wonderful man, I” , .
5
tion. it was the mother as usual who ’
ironed
'who letuqnarters slip
1., iU R E Elf you! try teiisave,
buying a mi: rift
2W» ,_ My "Buy . 'I very Sp C Cl a1 Stamp every time you
. “WWI“ m,
“WP” -- Chairs fordenm'oomm' you will liilld how
“llayé-tllst's'ihe way
. “heap ,tllequarter.
'4 For solid toomfa‘tind durability no chairs
have been produced equal to the famous Arts
and Crafts style.
{heirs and roekcrsmifinished in the-light
fumed I'oIkI'colorandare upholstered in best
quality leather withxspriogmshioned seats.
Except for the luxuriously upholstered
leather seats these chairs are very suggestive, of
old English halls and libraries. They are dig-
nified, substantial, and very comfortable. There
is so much variety that one is aflorded a wide
choice as to size and the “pitch” of rockers or
Imcbairs.
, “Armani" with spring
cushion. leather seats and
backs will‘be Closed Ollt all
. the . , following reduced
’ prices. V I
Were $38.00f9r831-N
$36.00 99.00..
$32-00 $30.”
$24.00 $19.50
Annabell! with spring cushion leather seats.
- ' weresntoolortiono
‘ $13.75 $11.50
‘ ' $12.75 31050
3 Opening..Wed neSday
easy the Ihubit is to
acquire.
”Large Arm “Rockers
- with Spain: ausliionideal“:r
engeat'slafid backs. ' 1
Were $48.00 for-1583300!
a.
w.
4339.00 ' WM!
$36.00 ' $29.0q
$26.50 $21 OQV
$19.50 rnaoq'
Luxurious Morris Chairs with spring cush-
ion eeats and backs. A weary man findsa Morris
Chair inexpressibly restful and early. Ifllis pipe
and tobacco, his evening paper or favorite magi-
zine :are within reach h‘éfiesires mugllt 0159.2
Two models at reductions:
-<‘-..~
Were $42.00 .for $34.00 I
. $36.00 - - :32900 II:
‘ Divans i
Included in this sale are a number of for}-
foot Divans covered‘ with imitation, leathér,
" ‘ frames finished inrgolden or fumed oak.
A Two patterns, $8.75 and .. 512:.” special.
. Armchairs to match, covered with imitation
., leather seats and backs, {013$le
‘ Fourth floor.
Morning, An important
Sale oi’ Shoes
for Women, mm and Boys
for Women and m .
‘~. .~
. Slippers in black and tan kid,
,lI. 88“? me at the door. anything on Lincoln in go: Iiing infor '
‘ 1 it was no time before we were mation" . son Who had been 1°“??th on ‘ . . m '. quilted linings very Specmll $119
; seated face to face in big easy chairs. w” Only! _. 39y ipoststgrrmr‘ijlfautunigmw 9 mg l: I“ . Hi-Lace Boots, in brown kid r .t ,IAIt . 7 I .
leth Igood cigars to add the 'flnitl 1 was only- 1 M1. and. homesick“? . I‘ .3. a. .u I III .
910mm “comfort; . at that and am lilting l know 1 earfigmm?&f' 1“- 'Im its mi, mm Boots In tan, ~~I : $6.35 Girls’ School Shoes. ~ :22 y-I:_
' I. - . . *“Alyfihai' Kuw\Urlcoln. \ giving him my 'fnroiiy history. ‘3” taro and sent “W' I. to. _ -' .. ,. {me Boots Vici Kid with ”9.; . .
.-. INO' maeridid lIstaie my errand .hylnther am. ho'mdn Aluminum - . . ‘ . , 1 f 1f kin hen soles litany
thaws-tired that- a taste! rem! rm another iwmntoicut and boom, ""h m “‘1 "H“ " ’ ,e' “ ” heel apeiirnhwi uI. .t Button mode 3 0 ca 8 W a
1‘ he was spread before me. . . if u '00” 9.!- t'I. ”I." 9‘:- '¢;~._ , $1,401!is 8. .- m n. u it] 0 ammo ll
‘Bow my innit-vital gratidt‘rlothyfi ”All 'mglc mflfihVilfi ”I I. “iiiIzes 811d Wldl S.
in the trim lightkom the win died at a very inonportune time an m ”mm,” , Lad .,, .0, 2; l t ugl- . MSupport Shoes, MM“ and i . 95
, shining 'on hie kindly lace and in Amenia, Dutch“ county, .N y -‘tho “’I fit. wlsifim me Ill values I' rrm M" ”ii n-ori II Sizes III/21:027. at”
winttherlleen eyes dreaming from tin. and how quickly following the fun .. [almm‘ 10915! 3“,: W.“ WIPE, Shoes are espeoia y good . . “III annw awn“. III 6, i335;
p £31113; Matilda Mm white hair. enal 2d. imbue: thmgd homestead. when the lady “I“ .myfllrud - .. “I IIIIII nuiu .. .mi 21/2 to a
_ - ' roster cocci population.’ . ' - m.
V' ' l £3.“$‘.‘$f..”‘lih"llh filialmfifi c‘lxowoim 8“ Wk t° ”mm 8‘ LET‘SL'Li m‘flu’é‘lfl‘flh”; , WM “‘1 M300“ in " ' 3033', WWW! nolxneeded now this 188 good OP‘I
. lty P fit. 7 . . ' £09”. iio
.; .‘ffio'n'r “I “it {Our 3““ M Mduent "Withouba moment’s hesitation hem Md km“! hlln. mm” " 2 htent COlt’ . At portunitdlIi-o ”mild? for 03' 1y 81)an wean
" I “s “n“ ‘ e ”w" " “mm“ "f 164 me toward “*8 81‘0“? 0‘ Wm” mg'l‘hen the mothgs‘ ‘ttlfiijér biotin Dull calf, . . . 5 'Lace models‘in' dull calf and patent colt, strictly
"and “1‘"! "She was tho infirm tomato ,Iv: Kid, '1’; $5.9 rtme tII
3 “Gentlemen I sent to introduce to wilting room 9“,“. a. W“. - . lcl . . melted soles, N65 all sizes in the 8850 ll
om ”HI I“: mm . I3ouYIlarr3 Wins. a brand new type mom outside the President's .oliée ‘ Session tan. . a pill]. idth fro AtoE
' " I°',,I.a“kee’ , that night and seat in Iller preclude " , . but W 5 m
Wehili‘é‘i iii; {E22321 M‘— w ‘ ‘ ' ’ . 'Sizes9t0 131/2. at $235
91' "L“. It . t m > I ‘ .
ihmvs: .flfl *BADlY wand: Massachusetts stock .and then suggfiiih‘ig’m to .; ”5g: L~ I . ' ”I‘An assortment“ 8110“. ' . At 1 t0 6 at $335 1" I .
.. . slowitll..“?3r}§$.'” “m “WWWWW Wilma” "‘v liviiwrmandl’uw- . 53:95 ’ "
_ 'ralu Tahielnmiul pi Suite-i1 sack heft”:- course there thiIs a laugh at. ‘memofirgoaltWovm-Ii ‘ .mt comm, and Agennino bargain for these times
Hurt: or Bladdeelotilert it n ’ ‘0 “"9" 0” ”WWW" age she went. to the ‘- ' ' u.- . ' ‘ ~
-. We are a nation or meat eaters and_ the m°fig51°n ‘M "“149“ Marissa there miliitnn j - . mpKId, - _ fl
; our blood is filliitl with uric acid. say! ,0 m.e,,e'fi,:f;§q,‘:n' ”“3” °’ “‘7" 0!] em '9 . . imi- bladed ' : filial! 'Calf. snug . . '95 Rubbers will be needed 3‘
'3], hi ‘ llW1m'"'-I, ‘.l .5 . .
. trimesteéz'txzzizzxr heights: i“. u i... mean .Whnmmw a. a... s. . . .i .. . Women'md WWW 1°“ We
3,, alley trouble , i u never saw ldni a'gain rol- l came fifpz-do: mfifidiflh‘ififi ’ Mair Slippers, Willi elliskln Women’s Sandals, all first grade. '
}. “Imbbfgignrysdo their honest :to free 333:3," $$$€FJM mum "'0 cla‘iedstxomhppé ItIrIlih 1);! tags as the ' soles, very desirable, in pink .A. oomplm m9 of. Rubbers for omldren, in‘_
r” e 0' this irritating acid, b“ ‘ "Little did i lréam as I left that 1' e
.- . his a. r . ~-' . blue silk and flowered .
. WI“ mp mm m. ovmmI Mm mm m the “m ism of my "11m Ice. mm; as It MRI and: .. $1.49 . . white, black and tan colors d “on
“Greet disdain: the eiimiaailve tit: new rental-e } should print the swiul' 35 “an pom, owed it to me. me, bmcade. a ,_ nuns.-. m“ ,
Winthe hioodtnphilouth'v err-.49“?- ' Was safe."
.. uranium. a "1 “mm 3’" 5’0“ 935“]? "19 dfieimgno. She didn't itiu him again.
Me “a. d f 'l of this vlait.h1lt it milht have been He was not that kind of A men.
it your eye eche- an 00 the first week in null-ll .1865. Generaliwam- did she bother with me as
'; linden}! otl'eadg and you have. Grant had got Lee about where he .11. went out."
the lethally-paw in'the‘hIIh-or the In "Hi-Ed him, 83‘ lhybdily on the in- "Well" IIldJir. Will; as l rose to
'Illo‘llrmr. Mix of sediment, or the SM" mm "1” “M'mdem I“W“‘so J‘lt is only one more of those
" , that it was about over, and, know- 1, u. m
41'0th irritable, Illusion you to M. mm mm be mm men thin‘gssdimsmfidiymm, "e not he-
.Ieeh ”helm “loath? when johs' up North}, ““3”“ bee line for , 0-
.. :haseuaevere headaches nervous 2:: home." . “:3 war in": fi‘fl'ufiflgn
mm Mud .fom. Flat View NO! lmpreulve. ' were gone, ‘.
3 °" rheumatism h u ""1“" ihgfidagfbogg darliiredwabiciinigttlt: “5:: ,4 ' ”I... In: laid: ill I:
not may 9W Ml 1°" memories of those last strenuous day's ' Lfitmy mind}; littcle
redness ohJad- sum «a. '7. miller t-ai‘ore :"il. luneader."as he IlwaiI. m pinhole hunch in th'
,W in realms of water hetero called it. Mounts prolnise of peace' any; ,
h’ealtfarimm m. “A.“ ‘. m End '35:“; Ii'Iu'ull'lleriiy.l “llama lb '1 an author moffilat old hand
out lenrsasna n. . Iforlloitthoseextyaln dished-
W 'zmmwamz trauma“; are 'h'- ms... cs. s7... _.
n t I seen ll
. mm m with eoln. b
msmimwtrmI 1 mar.- AM... mu, mm
., 33.. M, fluttum- “." :.““""’ n "i" neurosvwmotosma
Monmouth» Mandi ll ur-
he will! ”more: sat-In or inl- mim‘mhgsort narrate;
more mu: ileum
”mum mmu‘m . I L” “doazimd
mkfi‘lfllw Wm ii” . ‘ ‘ ‘ 2; mi ' w m
.wu-ihewhbli 3“?” “it mmmxwm. his
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ales clog and thus the waste is re- fit“? ‘0‘ the murder 0' 0‘“ 3""? assuring the grateful mother that her ~ ‘
Wham Mimw
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i“Thc' _ Antoinette"
’T'Brassiere Combination
This' in fitted brasaiere in several dilferentV
styles,=sonle heavily boned, others without bon-
' lug, ”Adapter combination k attached. Mate-
.: rialsmbfibmpinkhahstaSecosllkandOrepe
Joanne. Ayerypracflcal littlcgarmeni.
mmwwumcoo
mutilation doldonlyattlleflorsel
f ‘To colorblousea- creams and Lotions
. linens orfsbrios Time of year when
‘ p! of "Wm one must look outIfon
, . the skin and take 1‘
am“ 8°” Dyes little care‘agninstI'icy
in old rose, pink, winds. i
m’HW “lid, EchyI Witch Hazel '
'I‘I; navy blue, dark Eleayr emula-
green, dark brown, ”"3?” ‘ h n
* yellow and may
i cutout tourism. ‘cmins TIM“:
i m n” will :mementsyfg’
ri- ilyeallilbers alike, mam 1‘23“
i whether silk, cotton row-gm; -.
W - . . ‘ ' orwool. . WMDWIM" '
i .' I I - 1‘7 .3“ ;; ”it“? .. .
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