snot new ycover a wicked
to relieve
\l,~MI_1y 21.-—‘-A total absence
m the irish «racial. and no.
la known. there hays been
ry. Mite «so no antiviral 1191i
that an hing? :pppnenedis .2
We can? $521111?-
"1181*
.mmm 131113., 83111
aryrmiinner. The i1 rserno-
' 51nd ’ “othdr‘ I
were ’Iittaldkd or this usual
3 as were the golf courses at
law hr Wallet" “’3"
-3 thepeopmappenrtoboun
' by the recent dramat‘lc hovel)“;
#565 old de'dkilt’inermbg
not Roland. The Constitutional
3 . or one generally meets here
it fibregentative hi the with hot-
8‘ who aims givéh‘st‘rmfii 11 the
’ Fein. Moreover, the whole conn-
3‘. ' l iszataggened hy the sink; _
sell or the comment‘s fiction.
the people hesitate to commit
elves to any opinion’the evidence
t those under arrest is produced.
his meiotime eye'rIy one in [re- 3.
nd om: Britain is awaitilig Ip'ro-
ion or the prod! of a Germah plot
any quarters it is believed
ought not to be any delhy in
ing it public. The qu'estidn or
I )1 Conscription continues to hold at-
-t.lon it is asserted that conscrip-
has not been ahandoned, hat that
is held in abeyance pending deelop-
lit
p.111 addlliIon to Messrs. Dillon and
. twin, those who signed the protest
. ”re William O‘Brien and Tim Healy,
‘ Wesenting the O'Brienite Party;
1'1111 MacNeill and Alderman Kelley.
' "presenting the Sim F‘einers in the
ace of De‘h’alera and Arthur Grilllth,
' ‘ Messrs. Johnston. Egan and
émrien, representing the ‘LnborIPartyx
We text of the protest follows:
2311 conference speaking on behalf of
[very section of the irish nation con-
Ehmns the deportation to England of
'ur colleague‘s Professor do Valera
‘ 11 Arthur Griffith. and their follow
2' soncrs. We charge it as an‘attempt
“discredit and disdupt lroland’s unit-
"‘ resistance to conscription and that
a charge 01 allegation calculated
m‘iil'ake a fair 13th impdliblhle' for
‘Im in England -to prejudice the dance?
the ’lrih‘h nation in {1- iéndly dolintrles
I load. -
We assert the ancient conslltlll‘lon-
3 2 iIglll or lrishmen to be arraigned in
‘ if 0331‘: country'hnd tried by their
11 countrymen We change 1th do
‘ . [81 ot. this right is in violation 9f the
principles or justice add llh'e'rty
. claims to be a member of an alliance
of democmitic nations .
~ "We deplore the attempt'iln the proe.
lamation of Field Marshalfl‘rench to
. poison the English mlndI dgain'st the
' drish prisoners by a sensational allege
‘ tion of a conspiracy in Ireland to en-
'19 - i
2_.
Wills M29 rekdrfs we' l I
Nobody settled 'tb care about *5 .
oi" the del'én‘se or Milch Ell‘glamd ‘
Now that yoallttre
.ulIe 110311le
3m, Etc.
ld Gluirs and Rockers
1E Who of Ohnir's and
_ Embr'thc hymgroom 1s 'dis-
III pId- to llngcrmgehn‘tely Coverings
f hawktiy, WW and damask are
heed- 20rd pieces. .
iOne Chair and Rocker Is a gen-
_3_rnl kvofits with most people.
Waste
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ill duo: unseen 'A‘Im'e 'designr
v‘
{has paneled 3m hack and loose;
cushioned heal: iIfi blue striped ve-
21011123 3:“ ‘2:
3 $25.00 up"
l Chair, Adam design, called panelI
‘Back, loose cushioned seat, cover .
1ng of yelo‘ur. 3.3.
$22.50
A high hack Chair and Rocker
in William and Mary design. This
lpattcrn embodies beauty and com-f
fort-311$" 2"" I By...
‘1 $38.w "ij2
i‘ LnrgeWing Chairs with high
backs, loose cushioned seats, tapes-
,“ try coverings. Chairs that are
planned for comfort and cases
$38.00 to $68.00 ,2
Household Articles.
Alarmbloclés full nickel, txventy—I
£0112 hour time, loud bell attach-
'cd .7 .. $1.19
Clothes Hampers of heavy ash
t
l
I mahogany, having turned posts.
I‘ .2" h9:9ad Murmansk! coydrsd' m"
.ISEEEt with.“ 00Vers, in medians.
sizes only J $1 25
Ladder Stools that fold up when
not in use. These are a combina-
Ition step ladder and kitchen stool
.. 97 cents
l 5"”
Parlor Brooms in size 6, made of.
fine corn J.... M...“ ..._.$120 . .
(Ideal Bets, heavy white Shirl, 11
star} WI’oh blue birds.
pieces to the set “.31....“ "$1490; I 5
Gas, £20218, nickel plated, wood
*hh’ntllec halvll 6 fool: met:l tubing
$2.39
—; ea“...
’I’ IiBashets
‘si'zés2
2 500750 and $1 00
'1 Basement.
HeaVijplmt for marketing, 13111997
eitdhtuate tit own ment re
, char dd
ads all net Pahnolliny will 333.111.351.33.
her line tilellsollable communication the day When the'perpetual coercion
with the German enemy. Lord 'F‘retl‘th act for irelan'd with passed through its
calls on the people to assist the gov— second reading in 1887; and this for
ern‘m‘ent in ovary way to crush this gery was availed of by the important
conspiracy. All Nationalists must re members of the present ministry to his '
call that it is the habit ol’ the British tiiy such legislation to the world. ‘
government to bla'bken and “still ifish
lsa'dél's mimetic
“Cirdnmstaucos at the hreseht ml»
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and maximal:
servo linilelhurable
- Insane of ‘a forced letter publish) on haimnoss coupled with an unabaheeble ”hind peohleby a {innermost and 113133
Millie most cnfimlzpend'd wEich Aug-l? II
meent medial-flown it are who 3;_ ;
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are
to supply the. means ohm moth and wel— .—
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1” It 13mm of year'wheli one may has. ghod‘ralnhs, tili-
pecially inOh'mmt‘d Kitchenware. -. - ' é,
Do not mount tonothroagh the 8WD! without and
we.
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finenermmlmom mommasmhee *‘
megmom Furniture
“-333 are hm,mmmm various sizes. jIE
I “‘4?” Our sales have grown to such an (inherit that We are now ale-
:loting at 92111816 floonto the display of Moon Furniture. =
One of our m‘osl
Wow...- .
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1‘3
popular medals to a dull Turkish upholstered
M
This solid is upholstered in a good quality tapestry, With
10 o‘ose cushiohs and pillow :1.
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, _ $205.00.
5 upholstered In a doll blue innit gray,
strlpdd slalom 12123313338 cushioils, and combines comfort and
' ing of hire and ‘
Cretonnle Slips
Vfor pillows, 'easy to”.
launder, look just
right with wicker fur-
;‘aiture'on the porch; or
in the living room.
29 clss. .
Third floor.
3'.
,i
is“ I
11!‘
_. $270. 00
s Willi called paneled hacks are in Queen
These are covered i113 richly figured satin damask.
$256.00 .
pledsnl "Suite Is 121 Hepplowlllte deSlgn with a cover-
I $195. 00
Other attracllve Invln groom Suites
are to be had with coverings of hand-
some velour, damask or tapestry. 'AtL- .
tention 1s directed to. our fine line of
t
29"”
i1
Livlllgroom Suites upholstered in
3.3-;
.r "'
.‘r
leather.
Several styles .‘at from
mom to $338.00
W...“ -
_..,_..- ,...- -.
3-. {3 j ,h‘ios‘t women areggood house decorators.
i
fl‘hlsI'is as it should be. A woman planning
2 She prefers to do the work of arrangement
lle'lscl‘f, knowing that her own personality will
.- be suggested to those who enter. In this Way
is the personal atm05phere acquired.
'3 her living-room or bedroom will contrive to,
1 ‘ "have about her the things she likes. Her few
I» vorite color scheme \rillIbe worked out. The
5 furniture—as geod as she can possibly afford. _
use it Read to
{,u‘lnfl MI. ”I,”
determination to be faithful at all an pretent of millta
aids to the sacred pledge of national not many cover a ‘Iylcked plot of Eh I
resistance to consorirtlmr'whlsh vim! Islish politicians to relieve themselves}
‘ ally the entire nation has now Itdke‘n.‘
“While stalling steadfastly on o'urlvlevrhr uiclr profession that they have
own good rights or}; shall not cease to watered the? wofld war Will the object 'wag dedicated here Sunday with 'a ‘
appeal to an mumps author maddest is: securing the ilght or sell-determi‘ monster parade and ceremonies, the any. Countess Mum.“ she‘says.
throughout the cwullsed worm. and to Mtwnuor eyery other small nation in most elaborate accompanying any sim- m8 talten to _W” 2.220,); We“,
liar event in this? city. Wesleyan Uni- she “mam. No am; is? “Mm“ fq
. Jenny men participated in the 33de visit her.
‘and celebrdtidn. l
inquire torour eiyes‘ whether tIlIlé prés- Europe. " '
ent' attempt to ol'ce civil war uptin the' $———-———-.—-3—-—3- .3‘
A
Bedroom " Fur’hltflre
1219M fiouse :is in condition ,
mhhikhimelioshow admtcresthl ' g 4 f
line of Mom Sets represented 3 ‘
in Mogul y, Wuhan and Oak;
wlfhe number of patterns in Ivory
, Jillian But of seven pieces is y
a ample and graceful design 2113‘ ‘
W as: English broom mahogany»;
I ”agony Set, seven pieces, ln‘~
.William . and Mary design hassly
chi‘fl’ol‘ohe ill place of the ustml. .3333:
chifiom‘er . $842314
Wtfiht,‘ seven pieces, iii Willilfi"3~ 1‘ /
801‘ design. ‘ Just the thing for a:
new. bungalow or country home.
$274M
mm Set, four pieces. On hu-
rean and chilfonicr are good sized
mirrors. The dressing table has
triplicate mirror ” $137. 00.
The same set in American Wal-
nut $137.00
Sheraton Sets of exceptional value
are shown in Mahogany, ~fillalnu‘i;
and Ivory finish. The dressing
table has triplicate mirror. The " "
chiffonier especially planned for
men has a large drawer for shirts
$126. 00
........ .mwwu‘3‘» . -
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my. .3.
Dainty China
Desirable pieces in stock patterns
which are to be closed out at re- .,
duced prices. . 2 3 *3
Meat Platters ’ 300 to'$2.25 ,
Plates, all size! we to 500 3
Bowls 250, 40c and 500 I ’
Covered Dishes. $1. 00 and $3; 00 en.- 3-
Ull-
Hotel China .. f‘;
White mth Green Border 2 .
110 62912 ,
Fruit“ Saucers 2 “I ‘3"? "1 \\\\\
Bakers ‘ 18c 3333333 3
35 inch Platters 189. ‘ ‘ "
‘ ‘6 inch Platters .221: 3 '
‘ 9 lush Platters 570 ' I
Dinner Sets
American and English Porcelains
100 and 112 Pieces
At'Special Prices
masses '
‘Tumblers . ;6 for 430
7 Beer Glasses 2.6 for 430
.2 Sherb'ets I 6 for 50¢
.. expediency (1093
lot their Molten pledges to lr‘éladd lul
hit“! "15.3
unmade Minamoto-3323' ‘.
was more oe'c'o‘nneo;
who are in the service of the country
coum’Es‘s' MnnKII-Itv’loz‘ IN om;
.MIDDLEITOWN, May 21 .—A bIlg tall- LONDON. May 21,—.EVOIGOI'O BIOOth,
let containing the names of local men Blfiter 01' Countess “Emmi ‘1")
Was arrested in bu’hlln lash Whit; ‘illq
forms the Daily moss illht this duly.
2 the countess arrive in Lolldon on sun.
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