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”SONIC NOTES .
A special communication of 0
Well Lodge. No. 108, P. and A. . ..
will be held at its rooms, Saturday
evening, April 9111,
1921, at 7.30
o’clock. “'ork .M. 31. Degree. All
meter Moms cordially and fratern-'
. any invited.
’ fittest:
Fraternally yours,
EDISON T. HARRIS. “7. M.
ROBERT M. wmoox. Secy.
Eff.
_W.-t. No. 38. R. A. 31., will
' In Masonit- Temple, South Main street,
d1}, Tuesday
1921, at 8 o'clock.
and R. A. (1W.
.Masons cordially invited.
A stated rmrocatim of Battle;
be held
evening. April 12th,
“'m-k M. E. 3!.
Ali Royal Arch
I-‘ratomally,
n. n. BIL-H7", II. P.
F. S. LYON, Secy.
t.—
to hu- had." r-'.=.~.url-:6d an official of a.
large Eastern llrm recently.
work. Work out} more work
only rule that will produce it."
more effort
\VORK “TEL HELP
e 11:32 a. 13., 11 :47 p. m.“
. Polo, etc.
7.45 p. m. Overture, Palace
. Harmonica
‘1' 7:23 p. m. . Vaudeville
8:52 p. In. Intermission
sATunoAv, "mom:
~scneoutes
aeomnmo Tononnow.
- April 9 ‘
was? EVENING snow .
V 7.99 p. m. Pictureo, 'Eddle
,3: cm: evefimo snow
9:“? p. IIL Overture, Palace
' Harmonlm
9:1?" ‘. m. Vaudeville
10:1. '. In. Pictures -
Compiete Show Over In Tlm
- for Last Rmyton Trolley.
RUSSIAN wuu - ,
'Afiprecia
“L'nqm-mioncMy, there is business
This omrial went on to explain that
business just now than was necessary
in tho:- “lnflated selling market" 0‘1
last few
years.
PllllSE suns
and for Generosity to:
Children '
RAGITSA. Dalmatia. April S.-—Thn
generosity shown by the officers and
mcn of the American warships in the
Adriatic commanded by Rear Admir-
';.1 Andrews will nvvcr hr: forgotten by
”But more than 20.0% of the Russian re-I
is the fumes from the Crimea. who infected
'with typhus. find from the Bolsheyists.
and found refuge here on the Danna--
was necessary to create tian coast.
The American sailors' tenderness in
UN keeping the children clothed and fed
A .w-ar or two ago and (m.
outpouring of pocket hooks
businesx (-amr- to a man; now the man hm] stores on the ships for relief is the
must go out unm- the business. and Chief topic
of conversation in the Run-
he ”W31 80 Willi the determination °f_siun coloney and the refugees rcmuim
getting it.
This is simply the kind of condition;
that puts the business man and the brimnpgt
worker squarely
on his mettle: the
kind of condition that puts a premium
on effort.
which makes selling. trading and put-'
ting through business deals generally. 1’,
an easy matter for almost any indivldp.U
rather than the condition
., 11a].
and one»
The nI-ml for the (‘ffort is abundant;
thl- (Hort is started on a.
wide scalp thorn will in: no find of bus-
lness porwihiliiii-s.
National
For Exam plc, the
Perl l-ru t ion of Count ructlnn
Industries has just made pnhlic its
estimates ' of thr-
needs of.
fi;f¢.—r€(dfi inpludt- 1,500,0n0 houses. 60,000
building
These
important
the I’nitt-Il States.
‘akanent buildings. nearly 500,000
factories.
major
1:1 00!; rullwry stations. 150
frrAight terminals. 20.000
churches and theatres. and more than
5
.000 school buildings.
This is an interesting array: but it
furnishes only :1 glimpse of the con-
Structivc mods and possibilities of this
country ri g’ht r. ow.
Just a. row days
ago the bureau of public roads of the
department of agriculture announcml
that hum“ sum r-t
were. available for
road building in HM various stnlns this
year.
In Kansn s.
TlJ-GO funds irmltirlt‘ 320.000.0030
513.000.0430 in Mlssourl.
$12,000,0m in Arkansas. $3,060.00!) in
Oklahoma. $20,000,000 in Illinois and
$37,000.00!) in Iowa.
What ix: nr-r'dml but fil‘fort. work and
more work to start at thr-st» big build-
ing tasks?
emplnymnnt conditions will
buying will be quickcnod and business
in many directions will he cnlivcned.
,.
lives of the aeronautical department
is made
improve, .
Onco the Start
k——-—-———
CHIVES'E )IAIT; SERV'IC‘E.
SHANGHAI. April 8.-——P.cprcsenta-
happy («inf-nor,
sentimrtnt {‘Vpx‘osstd about lzrvrr'.
V
Olympia. :1 ml tlw
(lalh
from timlr owz;
rower-(5'.
mlrnl
tln- (If-Silllllr' children, hungry and “1-;
clad mothers, would take- lhcm to the;
local storm; and. from their own pock-’
«ts. outm them from hcarl to foot. ;
'the Arnr‘ricnn Red Cross mission here?
. told
ling in this district.
"They have saw-d us. Thrvy are the
rcmmn‘nruncns of our un-
" is the most common
The of the
(1"fiir05‘i'rfi
flagship
Aldon.
lalui jur‘kt-ts
roolgx. (lllnwr. limzbrn. .lnml-s and
.s; Stun-want l::.u- fwl 51.1w) pc-rsons
and l.;:\.- turn tokwn clothing
l-.;~l::, to givv to the
V'v'lnn tlxv rt‘t'ucvrs lnnrlvd of Cat?
mm 1:.” and ot‘m-r places and it was
found
mmlv
“'orkr-J hard to mnlu- dwelling placed
for Ur 11)..
racks.
mull“ i
:51.“th in the ganvrul cleaning up. t
that no
for llil-l!‘
preparation had born,
nrrlvvl. the sailors
They rimmed the old Dan;
and sometlnwsi
Russians
who as—
unvl hangars
up tongs of
Upon rm authrrtck of typhus lalnr;
tlw-smlnrs brought into use lmprovlscd,’
dluinfu-ling plants.
lus and baths and eliminated the dirt;
and w-rmln which
:uw-umulutcd in their clothing through:
thn winter. f
steaming apps ra-
liusslans had‘
,
~
the
\‘s'ith rt'ul Amr-ricnn ZUHOI‘OHH)‘. Ad-,
Amlzaws' mrn, wlwn thiey saw:
The lilissian women showed theé
most grateful appreciation of the 53“-?
ors‘ work. although they were power-
!rss [m rc-puy ”mm.
of the Olympia received a long note,
from the Russian women extolling the;
'sailors gv-ncroslty. declaring that the;
[American boys had brought hope to,
the hopeless women and children who;
had bet-n drivm out or their country. I
Captain “'ynmn ;
Colonv-l \V. B. Jackson. the head of}
The Associatcd Press that the?
g; u”; 15‘3“”: iotggnxx;:lt “12;: :3. Unltr-d Stan‘s navy did fine work ln‘
an}; a)! from: ‘ 'v
”the new year to arrange for the pron-1
tion of an nnrodrnmc nndot that tlme}
It was announced that the proposed;
air mail say-viva between Shanghai and;
. . ' b-l
be (Std‘mmhed 5 (when she was luring used as a. trans-
of thp‘port will lturn with interest the ex-
’ ;plunutlon
the Capital
May 1.
' '- " . . ‘eomeCol.
gar: figol‘: flgfgromgiquzliad to the. giant liner in those war days, a. mys-
Chinese gnw-rnmnnt by Great Britalnilel‘y \Vthh has been .the subJect of.
would
:u' 1 ivcly ln charg'h
Th 050
4
nipping the epidemic of typhus in the;
bud. l
“an: MYSTERY MADE CLEAR. 2
Men who sailed on the chiuthani
of a “mystery" of the
and who holds the post of adviser tn‘mu-“Y a. midnight conference in the,
. Joe of the deckhouse.
the aeronautical dcpqrtmcnt. and (‘01., ‘ . _ . ..
Tcheng Ilunz. rhicf of military affair8;“ “Wm” Ofllcm‘ of “IL Lmldthan told .
' . - n: 'r:l do artmr‘nt. .
offliogiggpfti”; mob? pgtnhnshed ; the crew sought a lower hold far lrom
'nt Pekln" Tmnmin Tsinanfu. finch-HI": haunts of the Officers on duty and ;
owfu. Nonkim; and Shanghai .
finmber of (hr-so were being erected in concealed. l
Februanz {
. -. * . fire dc-tcction system consisting of a.
, 1:- m ll ': , -.. - . .
. vii. mi niLf‘Ji 323.23.131‘ifiiéi‘3135.Isms °£ PW 1° “‘9 Md" “mg“?
» flea! department will establish aortas—IWhicl-1 a suction fan i? l
. benger service from Shanghai to Pek- drawmg air samples to the .
1:13 and it is also planned to establish
.. ilr routs-a linking Shanghai and Pek-
» . , in; with (“blinking and other centersvth 1 H
In‘the remote interior in Szechucnl >e 0“” holds.
and n.
It is unnounccd that if the
[the story.
'house.
noticed the curling wisps or smoke,
coming out of the pipe from one of
Only recently i
it appears that several of
'thcre, believing themselves carefully;
they smoked to their
hearts' content. But the ship had a
continually ‘
whoel~ .
Thus the officer on duty there _
Snitfing the smoke.
province and routes to Hongkong andlhe detected the old familiar odor ot‘
F
f; to Canton also are being planned. .
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310VING CLOSER. ‘
tobacco. E
~ It: was an easy
down and catch the men in the act;
matter to hurry.
f") 1' young farmer ‘who lives in cl{and start them on a round of extra.
‘hmde an ('ngagement with a. young
woman in the neighborhood
Sunday al‘lvmoon drlvc.
pointed hour on the day designated
the young; man, driving
hitched to a freshly painted buggy,
called for the young woman.
floated on the drive and the horse
trotted along at a satisfactory speed
for the first half-mile.
npeed began to slacken
man said;
ionthern’ Indiana county
7 flflving home recently, and after pon-
, :flerlng ow-r a. name for it decided to
’ ‘eali it Closer. F
_ inanifestation of her indignation. ,‘s-
gm youth. apologetically.
‘ "Well. that's
flaring about."
bought
A, few mus later the young‘man’
for
At the
a
up-
the horse
They
\Vhen :ith
the young
“Get up, CloSer."
The girl immediately made proper
‘That's my horse's name," replied
said the‘ girl.
It
' In your guest on this drive the horse“
'or me ?" “
.“Why. you are, of course." said the
“ Erin: tn omazement. -
1'” “mittens, do rue/tho honor gm! ’ixfg» arisen out of damage. in ‘
m“ . your communion. -dli.oner am" A. C 111." when}: “my
‘ ' ”"5 “cit-”11m aid with a. 11,de with»,mn W . . .
' L ‘3“?“myFm. “45m 15%.me 1,, 1,1,, ‘ m
. _f‘-.‘ ' 1,); . . P r:“7 . ‘ willfc n ‘ . .. > / . I V“
cow
e‘mEsnsspmNT 0F DMIAGE CASE.
The first hearing in the assessment
or damages in the case of Conklln v's.
the City of Norwalk. in which Attor-
,ney. Paul R. Connery will sit as mm,
ter in. ehancery. will be held on Mon-
Jday morning, April‘llth, at 10'o'clock,
just what 1 was won- in the Council chambers, at the City
' ‘1].
.,'_appears for the plaintiff; corpor-
ation Counsel Edward J. Quinlan tor
the city, and Judge John H. Light to:-
the Bridge committee, the action hay: ,
alduty. which cured them of smoking:
aboard ship.
know how the oflicer
them. The hold was way down near
the keel. far from the wheel-house,'
and there had not been another man '
within many yards of their position!
They knew no officer had followedl
them and they took it for granted'
that there was no direct connection:
between the hold and the wheel-
house.
during many trips to France—New
York Evening Post."
They were puzzled to
had traced
And no one enlightened them
Attorney William A. Grim,
...—“......“ u -.
to Americans in the;
"Adriatic for F i g h tin org
Typhus Among Refugees:
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TOMORROW-e—SATURDAY 4 ,
. AT SPRING SALE
Hundreds. of Bargain Features
NEW. SPRING GOODS AT NEW LOW PRICES. BARGAINS 'ALL‘ OVER THE STORE, ON EVERY FUN zit-3,
. 7 IN EVERY DEPARTMENT AND FOR EVERYONE
o
TRIMM ED HATS
Imported Special Offerings in
the Millincry Department ..
5O Trimmed Hats
Former price $6.50 54 95
I
and $7.50. Now. . . .
“Gage" Trimmed Hats
Former price $10.00 $7.50
and $12.00. Now
Sport Hats
Our assortment includes all that
is new, in style and coloring.
Priced:
52.50 m 54.95
Women’s Elbow Length Silk
Gloves
The Famous "Kayser" and "Van
Raalte“ make—all pure silk with
double wovcn. finger tips—Pon-
gcc. Gray, Tan, Beaver.» ‘Whlte,
and Black. Regularly $2.50.
Special
pair ... .....
Women '3 Hand Bags
Morocco and walrus
and back strap.
side frame and
Spcclal. each
leather—Top
fancy lintng~ in-
mirror. $2.75
Women’s Neckwear
NQW‘slyle collars and vestees. in
organdles. net and lace, round
and tuxedo shape collars; regu-
larly $1.00. 0
0
Special, each
l-oluov.
All Silk Moire Ribbon
All the new and popular shades—v
Five inches wide; value 50¢ a
yard.
Spécial, yard ............39c
—--————____
Veiiings'
A large selection of pretty new
meshes and French dots, every
leading color; regularly 75c.
Special 45c
yard
....::..$].95if
Checks. Rich embroidery
plain ; all the desirable colors.
.. ’ ‘ . ' I . ’ O -.
Women s and Mlsses Sults
A' Splendid Selection of Entirely New Effects, Comprising 'Ab’out
One Hundred Beautiful Distinctive Models. «.
$21.98 to $60
Fashioned of high quality Tricotine, Serge, .Velour and Suede
or silk braiding adorn many. Others are
‘ Silk Dresses ~
The Most Select Styles of the Season. 'A Large and Charming Col-
lection of the Most Fashionable Dresses for Women and Misses
$16.98 to $39
Taffeta, Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Foulard, Satin, Lace
and Georgette combinations. Every Dress of superlor quahty, ex-
. Lather
A showing of loan
fifty pleasing ‘1'“?
5 yard lcnrlzx
The witch pa"~ "n
Worth one-quar‘wr
VOILE DRESS
A PATTERNS
ured vollc drew ;
$3.98 and $1.99
third mOFE.
.,. -. ~_
tux. .
A fine mw sif‘u: {(1.3 .
apprnpt‘ik‘p <2“
and m1 3'5 52.37...
Colors and tuxrlvt.
Furmr; 1.er 51‘1“».
Spnr-mY, }..:‘rl ..--
Satin Charmc
A World. r Valli"
than; y 1.x.” on. ' g.
n.3,. .
l . é‘
Satin
Stripe
A .‘.- 3‘. l‘tn‘l T
quisitely fashioned, and many beautifully embroidered and beaded. '.
.rl|" ‘,.
All '}1_ Luv ';::.,; 51....
Sound
New“. ................
The Season’s Most
and silk lined. Colors are: Tan,
SPRING SUITS
Beautiful Suits of Tine Quality Wool Mixturés
Tomorrow $10.98
VALUE $18.00
Stylish, Serviceable Suits, well made. Tuxedo and
other practical models. The colors are: Gray, Brown,
Green, Blue, Tan and Henna mixtures,
if??? '
-
Sand—1 , .
rAt o o o o o o I o o o 0'.
{g u: . None worth
SPECIAL: TOMORROW.
NEW. SPRING SILK
" TRICOLETTE DRESSES . ...
Soft, 'rich‘, lustrous, silky Tricolette Dressefi,
that 'are exceptionally smart—beautifully em-
broidered, Black, Navy, Copen, Tan, Brown and
. Jan-3:: -‘ an}. 1?-
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
. Coats and Wraps
Attractive Models
$12.98 to $38
Made of spring weight Wool Velour and Bqliva, with 'deep cape
collar. There. are smart models in Wraps and Swagger Coats——
some are beautifully trimmed with embroidery and sflk‘stltchmg,
Blue and Rookie.
6
3m .-.., “"‘v "
4i
«:‘ruzzx.
Ft rm.
8;" up‘, ;.:1v‘;
Plaid
colzrcrion 01
l';& '. a L
.3th “ W
m .qu 19“ 3‘
.
ury..4' ‘
I
A
dw‘sw 5 W35 $.13 | f”
row, hali~p1 lcr‘.
yard .
40 inches uldcnw 4‘
5.;
Formcz x nu
Special, )- 9rd ........
Silk Stripe Shzr‘
Skirting
All Wool Serge
Slur: i 'i
White Canton C‘rfl‘e
.t
.- ,_-z
98¢
11:?
lo ‘Lw ‘
ES
sullahlc mr blelll- .‘ '
ghyu.)n. Jgnnd “'lv 2L“. u
'FW'
an;
4113
: rot
$12.98
less than $25.00, '
At.
JERSEY DRESSES
Neg! Models for Spring Wear-Gray, Tm
Priced Remarkably Low
' {Value $15.00
3;; Honours rump PLAID WOOL I
SEPARATE SKIRTS
Made to sell for $9.00
Specially priced at...........
9.1.3:?
Corsets, Petticoats,
Etc.
Heatherbloom Petticoats
The kind that looks like silk but
wears better - Trimmed with
flounces and plalts -— Black,
Gray. Navy. Purple and Green.
Special $ 1 .98
each
Children's Wash Dresses
Mlddy style with bloomers—plain
Chambray Blouses and plaid
skirts~in a variety of colors-
size 6 to 14 years.
Special ........... $3.50
"La. Camille" Corsets ,
The Front Lace .Corset with the
[Ventillo back—Low and'medium
s::uermc.;sz.so
ounce-closoolol
,-
.Women’s Night Gowns "‘
Pink crepe. —-plain models.
’40 Inches 'wld ;
3:3“3179 f
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DRY GOODS SECTION
Bigger and Better .Values Than Ever. Now ,Is the Time to Buy
81x941/g EXTRA LONG mvm
Ben
was $2.59.
SHEETS
Special. each‘ 7. c a . . . a ffmjm $1.59
86 INCH FANCY WHITE VOILE
assortment of novelty weaves—These fabrics
make dainty blouses; was 75c yard. ‘
Special, yard ...........................
32 INCH WHITE MADRAS WAISTINGB
Good quality and fine finish, was 98c yard. 34°
51,9618], yard_t:........'."nun-duly...
WHITE PIQUEJIR OWE
36 Inches wide—agenda: for separate skins;
was 98c yard. '
special. yard fan'u oo’o r-‘n—m‘34 - n c o to. o 9
Wm Jaws You: . .
. W W 29:
W33 75c yam W M 1.13:: 6“. .73“.
" 38 INCH NWOK‘ ,
10mm! Pieces—A am}!!! Mtfls’lift M
L 3a}
sheer; was taller-flour . -.. .
fined”. niece ,...;mm. a”
"\
39c,
49c-
samcnm. oncnom
“31.3 mm:
Heavy serviceable
. was $1.29 yard.
: 13PM 1301" all
stripes,
brand newfiwo‘rth up gbo 495: yard,
d“
One of the most popular materials for summer
dresses, suits. skirts, middy blouses, etc—desirable
,,,colors that will yssh well; was 75c yard.
Spechl, yard ono...oo'gr'Is-nooop’oo‘oon- II.
quality—Nerd patterns;
Special, M o I o o'o oiffixi'o o 035% .. o 0 ol
PERCALES, VGINGHAMS,
,7 PONGEE amigCflAllm‘RAY
- {About 5;000;3rard5in Remnant Lengthy.
plsids, checks and figured efiects, all
NWSDOCBI votn‘éfwrcnrdnto 1.9C'yi' ”mg 980 and $1.19
Weight.
Special, pair ........
Full fashioned—g3. l'lv :'
white and coz‘douux.
Special, pair . . ......
39c
Hoary ribbed. "Tir "
-—garter top; 5:2.
Special, pair .....
69c,
Chfldrons English.
Rose
Moreerlsed Lisle — ““2.
down.
Special, pair
‘V . suits
sizes 2 to 12 yes: .
For women'scamud bark, .
t‘x‘
SPECIAL ITEFES
" Black Cotton Hose
v
r . ,
_ 2233
Women’s Silk Lisle HOPE
11‘1"»
.. 89::
BOYS’ Black H-N‘
It}. 1k,
5c
E ibbed
( at. d ‘30“
456
Children’s Nainsook Union
with bloomel‘ knee-drop seats;
7—?”
"""4 .tz"
. . ...... ......
......lmm.’ “go—u... - ..
at:.1.
V1
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V
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3-...“wa w“ . ....
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