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TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1919
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The R11. R! nneth McKenzie. of
1 ~tport. will officiate tomorrow (Wen-
~~_; at 7'43 o'clock. at Trinity (Thurch.
1 ~10 subfvct will be "\Vlmt \\'as the Sin
11‘ Judas lsciriot'f"
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.> r lmilln-y Buck’s cantata. “The Story
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1 is recovering from a serious ill-
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alvnm- with her brother, Frank
‘np at hi4 home in Mormon. Conner.
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HAVE YOU mama E
Y OUR VJILL '7
j 11 you do 110': dispo; e of
. i yo 1: propeity by WILL .
i your estate may be dis-1‘
: posed of BY LAW very
difl'erently from your
wishes,
The LAW, without a ‘.
ill, can make no provis- (
ion for the special or per- . “’7
sonal needs of your heirs.
Surely you want to say
who shall enjoy the result
. of your life work.
., To insure that, make
"i your will and appoint this
‘ Trust Company to be your
Executor and Trustee.
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CAPTURING COLONEL
" As the troops-ships have come into
the port of New York in recent months
I could not help but. remember, while
watching the solidern on board make
igame of the pompous officials and
'other form 1 t ‘
1 “ m" e" “n “‘8 “m“ .111“ musing mu behind o man to 1117 ML"
the “0rd“ °r “ ”lam” English ‘my' rious Hun coloneH come! mind In" in momentum
iofficer as he described these, nine
American boys to the thicket m.
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Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue. Cannon Street
Dolmans and capes in a score of styles and pretty effects are waiting here to join you in the
master formal opening of Spring.
No other one thing has won to quite such high favor.
HOWLAND s
such adaptability to varied service.
Their fine styles are made up in fine cloths;---bolivia and silvertone and splendid serges.
Many have beautiful lining ot fancy satin or silk; those linings in glo "ing plain hues or gaily
figured in unique patterns.
Their prices range from $19. 50 to $50---and ’tis pleasing to choose at any of the several prices.
For girls, some special capes ol handsome blue serge or black and bite check, full and grace- ,
1111, with satin lining-«$16. 5.0.
Everything’s the waist-line.
Man who wants to march in the front rank of the Fashion parade is choosing the waist-line model i
turcs.
itself!
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.1“ Lane. 1.: Aux I'LL“...
Snappy fine-value Howland hats, soft models in every liked color of Spring-"$3.50 and $4.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS COMPANV
It is a go in suits.
air of 51113 rt ness.
l t a p pea rs
Easter hats nod
No argument about its style.
Is 'a happy «combination of military smart erectness with civilian dress . ._ 1“”
But it is not an iron-bound hard-and-fast fashion.
There are sharpIy-marked models and subdued ones.
Styles and double.- -
hub 11 a1mth- without- we ight affairs.
a1ee eager so slip into em.
Finest are the Stetsons in'the new. Spring colors at $5 to $8. \
It is a go in top-coats.
greeting now--and will inod with double charm on Easter Sunday
_. “WM“—
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None offers such breath of design and
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It sure does set )il a man s ligure. Gives him an
No Sireel it has 'ariety. "371‘"
[here are single-breasted
in ma 11y fabrks from 'plain to fancy, from worsted to live bright mix- A?
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Knitted fa brics very light and xery cosy, are a favmite for topcoats. They are A: 15
Men used to look a: ‘em with doubt. Now they ‘ “
‘01:} Tornmies arrives hock
lyoc. Hand.“ m It
or the continued to 59001 their prisoner
'lims with prisoners he may have a while prodding him 111.1011ng it
bit of a grin on his face. The polln ls snappy. kid. ' -Step lively-plenty of
a very solemn looking chap as he 98- room in the forward part of the cor!"
corts his! German prisoners rearward.
But your American bani-my 'word!
: I ve seen them come into arpnch 1111- cat (ll-used “'4“ “I“ '0" 01 ton-
‘Oilicer, he's in usin!’ Key, Jimmy!
Lookut this perfectly good colonel the
"Who. the Troop-hip- Cone
Company. today V internist! Judu
Thomas of the United States Court
that bond for $88,000 would be filed in
COME To
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nrdoy. and reorganization of the com-
pany“ proceed. The bond to to pro-
tect interest. of finder W. Must
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