my, MARCH 11, 1922
.ullll- Hill‘T-
1'ltl r03. of Him ‘
1; 1-11 lhi‘ mar-
, .l-lldllghmr. 3“”
....: 10 George Ed-
- “1' and .‘ll'S. \V.
.1I‘ll.
.. 3. 1%.th in Drills-‘—
11021. 11t~ St.
*.: pwrformed by
formerly of
The
‘11 h,
1111s city.
"walled.
. muth loft this morn—
u lmuda. Both are
'2 m the )ounger oet'
.. announcement of
a surprise
that
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5(ll00L BOYS 1
_01\ E PLAYS
m First Page.
A": of
.v'-l\\'ell.
l'olothy
England.
61 again
1(11111‘ Taylor. Jr.'
., ulu-n recently at
ml and it was
'v l_th:1t they should
- 1:ight's presenta-
r the auspices of
.poswl of Mrs. .7.
Mrs. John Cava-
1..111 Lauder. Mrs.
v11 Mrs. A. 1). “'ads-
v?‘-lllgll was head
1“: the other ushers
010m. Lawrence Hill.
...11h. Norman \Vest'on;
>r, Lawrence Caval-
Hoyt. George Wels-
\umlward. Peter John-
.. ‘.'-no:
'1' the boys in the
< mtremely good but
- i-\"nlllR‘ was the short
Huynn.” in which Mrs.
L. the title role. 'ller
'rlllili and compared
1. the heal stage presen-
~Ylllr0 play was a. mas-
. “as most professional
who attended were
. the production and
mi 'lklilxood that the plays
'H'u'J'tl in a larger audi-
l. t'ofilNUITY .
OF THE CHURCH
F rtlnwd trom Page One.
- \vt lht- same river. “'ithout
.~t ol‘ dates of separate events.
' .wr showed how the churcl
' on through the centuries o:
' T'lSllfln years in-unbroken life:
~ - members are and always
lvvn conscious of her continu-
lzo- proof of this continuity is seen
e church's family ways.” llr. Mc-
3 said. llv 1mm! the striking fig-
.1‘ the immu- or luxid in illustra-
vau- “11$ :1 farmer. his
3.11M. r115; ”111- 111 thl-ln. l10\\'-
.s t-llnse-ll tor the headship ol‘
lplo- 1.1111112“- 01 certain
""l“.
~Irf] 31-11
~:;11lr!
, limld become
1 ' l'w
lSllPS‘:
11111- 01‘ kings 91' Judah
rl \\l)ll'll all through the
".hzxtv'n‘r the- ups and
'11 "urlunos ol‘ the king-
~-.\1.~tvnt royal character.
"..t}\ of the church. which
'.ll'lI'llSIiC Ur God's {am-
‘ lt.~ history. were shown
1" < sacramental lire. Bap-
tl,- till) when the old hap-
. -. ».1‘1 (~th by tiw «ll-s—
-l In Ghost at the baptism
"1- lrm-n the int-ans of
. lm- ol‘ tho- church:
the completion
m the- baptismal gist
lulllll‘lllllilon at Samaria
r‘ — .ml 51. John; the Holy
» llzu night of the insti-
t~~ast ivy our Lord has
.::l food of the faith-
1 1'. ”mow the hullowing
first miracle had been
sacramental union.
- 1‘1» dais of our Lord's
1411111111: to the directions
» Epistle of St. James.
- \lmv e ordination of
' _. nns by the laying on of
lvl> » Apostles. themselves
" , 1.3.- Christ, and the
l ordaining of elders
- “very place. Penance
. ' lr-l's giving of power to
-- -,~. There were the fam-
11 :1 had always been In the
' -,., imr nrst days. and used
“1'; wnhout any break. The
L: - w horse” to have a contin-
4... 1.1m through the ages."
lLlHNG LINE
HEARING HELD
~ .1d trom First Page
rcl:
115. v;-
~t night' 5 meeting. .
1“: irn-man Light and John
lurrsenting Mrs. Jennie
: le F. Miller respective-
: 1111.111! of their clients. ex-
~ r- + :l for a. change 111 the
f the comer lots on
M h streets M to be
"1 them.
\ lo objection to any
4- “I'Me avenue. but Mr.
, Mr.
‘.'L mge.
. ~ 1 1' their report and have
' I' .. Lort time.
ERRITT SECU RES
SCOFIELD POST
-‘-‘d from Firm Pan
Cm -;~
one on '."1 F‘
a
Axum,
' n in w}. om
ill db“ examinations and II ng'w.
. “will: register of tho ' .
ce committal). it will '50 fl“-
/’______.
01111. NOTES
the .
and ‘
1
.....
Spring Coats;-- strlkmg in
V .
. ' '; ' "i fix ~, . , ~ M ~
“I.“ III “I' m N” Avenue F 1“ 0| '.‘ I . SI .
. J. x
_ L
beauty and value" $25 '.
Two distinct differing types; and each of marked individuality:
Differing 1n model, in fabric, 1n weight, in every essential.
Big soft snug coats, with large collars and notable cuffs, With big butons and sport-model
pockets,—of thick light wondrous-comforting polo cloth.
a
Swinging full lovely capes; with tasscls and all the other little things that give,D Genuine
feminine air; of rich blue tricotine or of beautiful bolivi 13 or of remarkable tan bcdford cord. '
The two cxtgcmcs of the Spring season. The to 0 fax orites of the Spring season. The two
really beautiful and satisfy mg w raps of the Spring season l l
And each sort, in these worthy fabrics and right colors, at the special
price of
Graceful rich
new gloves—$2.
Imported lambskin, fine
texture and cut with that
marvelous fitting
which marks
gloves.
Supple skins of fine
smooth surface, two clasp
model, in beaver and brown
and black and white— $2
Long chamoisette gloves
with , embroidered back,
look quite like suede. Of
16-button length, white or
mode—7 $1.75
Strap-wrist gloves of
chamoisette, smart in effect
and good in fit. White mas-
tix 0r beaver-L- $1
Center aisle, rear.
imported
'
Distinctly new
gingham waists. ’
Fresh and charming—and
with the life that comes
from artistic combination of
color vith white.
Big checks
smart stripes
ginghams.
Every one with a collar
that gives it jauntinegs and
greater beauty and appeal.
and little,
,~ tasteful plain
Nice long sleeves, rolling
collars of shawl type—
$4&$5
Second floor.
ability.
Second floor.
$25
red jade and tangerine.
ers. .
ty silks.
each personal preference.
With that new
Yorke shirt]!
When you’ve picked from "
these new Spring Yorke
shirts, Gentlemen !
Then take a critical 100}.
at the special
spread out at 95c.
‘Knitted silk of luminous
richness. Plain colors or
good cross stripes.
'Nice --Weight, nice mesh,
mighty attractive—and ex-
tra value at ' 95c
INITIAL’ BUCKLE
BELTS, one piece style,
good leather, black or cordo-
van— 59c
Right aisle. front.
Lenten tidbits.
Dates stuffed with chop-
ped walnuts—50c.
Salted 'pean'uts ‘of special
quality and flavors—50c.
Fine
$1.25,
Mixed nuts, salted expert-
ly,—$1.25. ,
salted almonds.—
Eiglets, cho’ppcd figs
rolled in broken almonds—- ,
45c. -
Basem‘ent.
- Gay delightful
new Skirts—$10.
. ‘
Brightest and most-impressive of new'Spfing skirts-l
Some almost startling in their combination of colors!
But they are the real aristocrats of the Sports skirts
of this coming season.
Handsome effective new wool etax'nine. ,.
in large plaids that offer new novel contrast of color.
ella in stripes
Rich prim
'fixis mostly
C
These mostly in‘ graceful
pleated styled. And offenngflhvely contrasts too.
Thoroughly new,
. t'horoug
departure from shuts of one color— , ,
y different .-—— a welcome
.310
Second floor .
r with Mr. Pbdmorc. ~'* . -
.ty Edward I. Quinlan, —-—-—
Johnson. Spoke sible for min to receba the permanent
, a xx'x‘tmelit. 8- 906.9 88 '
‘ .:r L‘ I: sled (or over on hour. c330 be certified to the «hips m'ebt by
.-l that the board will the mud” and approvéi.'1‘his
may ,
theoe niatters have to
certain routine. but I shall tq to ex-
pedito' it as much :- possible-
carnal-i011 that is thof tint
b. 20 xgot them to 111'. deport-inept (oi- the
"‘ “gram cancelling the en'- m any that x; 111 sequel:
‘ A! Harry E. sconela.1ho m the W; poi. .;
you are mm In. M. hid; M
11
some
takea'weckoriigo. as all of
so .lhrough
umwwmecml
‘7
that. I hope you will not. 36 to uyithe bag, "they jumped into an aim.
further trouble“ with regard to‘ the mobile, which hid drawn up beside
petition re'teri-ed to"
municauon',
)lr. Scotield'i appointment will go 'f'he W. J Raixi'ey C
through in the near future."
EANnrr GANGS GET
comm rAmLxs ,
your com-
a I have inno doubt this
neckties -
Unusual bloomer .
-dress'es for girls—$1.50.
Little girls dresses; cheer—
ful and of pretty styles; and
with a pair of ' matching
bloomers. ‘
Little checked ginghams;
blue and yellow and red and
on that pleaselittle girls.
Plain-hued vchambrays,
blues and yellow andother
liked -shades.
Each fabric made with a
pretty and novel collar on
which there is a bitof em?
broidery in color. With.
tasteful fancy cufis too—-
and with a wide tie .belt.
Unusual prettiness and
value— $1.50
Second floor.
“Universal" special
for Saturday.
a
A potato rider of special
weight and strength—45c
See a “Universal” roast-
er being Used ON TOP of
the stove to cook a full meal,
including vegetables !
Fourth” floor.
I
Boys’ good oxfords,
mahogany,—$5.50
'Real leather, real style,
real service—these three are
combined in boys’ oxfords
of bright ”attractiveness
right now.
Handsome mahogany
'calfskin, smooth tasteful
model, A—l in both making
and finish;
All sizes from, 21/2 to 6
and all width's— $5.50
Regulation highlacegd
113111;; regixl laced
or or
with round -toe (latterin
gunmetalcalftoo)—‘ $6
Kain floor, roar, .
the trolley our. ‘md drove on into the
hills. ,
mast importagt
coke corporation In the: Coxinell'sville . '
region. and flax-36 number one" cin-
ployeo were .wamn'33 at Allison for
heir pay.
PI'l'l'SBURGH. Hal-ch 1 1,—'-Four
my. a}: Pain iveixue had rum
insect; and W within. company
green and all the other col- :
mun airman. ~ . .
Lenten needlework.
Pretty and useful and
new-pattern things that will
keep one ’s needles busy;
and give much comfort or
enjoyment in later days i
_ Stamped nightgowns of
fine nainsook, several pat-
terns, all finished except
for cmbroidering_—85c.
Linen centers stamped in
tasteful patterns, 18 to 5!
inch sizes—59c to $3.
Bridge covers, 34 inches
square and .d- good firm
lincn~finish , fabric—39c and
50c.
Lace-trimmed centers of
good white material, 34 inch
sizes, good designs—29c.
W'hite poplin rompers for
little folks, ll finished but to
be embroidered, sizes 1 and
3—$1.
Third floor.
Easter cards.
Attractive -—' and newly
charming. ' .
Some of them will do fine
service as book-marks;
some will be thoroughly at
home as place cards for
Easter luncheons.
Of course, great majority
are designed to bring joy to
little children. 3c to 25c
‘Main‘fioor. rear.
~ Ribbon remnants
' now at 25c
Beautiful moire and satin
ribbons: pieces left after
several yards have been cut
from full pieces. .
Rich colors, fine quality,
4% and 5 inches wide.
double ythis new price of
'At the new home of the
ribbons:—- '
Left aisle.1ront.
' Weather ' Forecast
l'I-‘OR NORWALK and vicinity; Rain
arxfied’menfioday’hfid upondrobbed‘ m i
:1. w. Bishop‘lndnfiflono. my. 'j ~.
mmmwmnnercom- '_ .
Pnn’ceShan!
'A fascinating. story
world politics in 1934 !
Of course by the marvel-
ous writer of fiction:——E
Phillips Oppenheim.
Oppenheim was a prophet
when he wrote long ago of
the Teutomc menace and
won the hate of Germany l
Is he a prophet again as he
of
menace of the nations of the
East 3
Whether he is or not, his
story is brilliant.
Published now—-
Main floor. rear.
$2
Bbys’ good suits,
Double-Service,—$8.75
. Typical example of the
value and the merit of the
DoubleService family of
boys’ suits.
Fresh new all-wool mix-
tures in gray and brown and
heather.
Norfolk coat of new mod:
e1, two pair of trousers.
Well tailored, n i c .9,
weight, sizes 7 to 16—-
$8.75
Front basement.
Machine Club.
Members choose- either
'rreemsehineatsooor'lo
the first amount of
Today in Wall Street'f
. ‘WALLSTR‘EE'r'xosoam—dacai »
' trictions weakened at the opening or. ' *
.todlr’t stock: market on the monoxi-
' mummymmymmafie ,.
The Great . l
writes of the power and.
Spring hats of
unusual charm—$5.
Those most-favored colors of the season -penwmklo,
\
Those newest Canton crepe hats trimmed with flOW¢
Those graceful hemp hats, and fancy straws, and prot-
Those pretty close-fitting styles—and those larger
models with pleasing flare and curve.
All, all, are included 1n the collection which has been"
made ready just in time for week-end choosing.
A harmony or a delighting contrast with every ap-
parel color plan. ' A fashion and a. trimming to accord with‘
. And a‘ special
attractiveness and worthiness at _
_ Second floor
- 35
Women’ s new and
light sports stockiiiss
Knitted from fine mer—
ccrised lisle yarn—and witll'
a thread of silk giving them
both pretty mixed effect and
added luster.
,Black with tan. brown"
With _ white; "black Willi
white. ' ' '
Nice lighter weight,
pretty» English ribbed effect.
Sizes 81/2-to 104—" $1
Plain-knit silk-axId-lislo~—
s ortsstockings in the'dc«
hghtful new Spring colors—«x
pearl, nude, gray, bufi',—_—
, $1.25
Children ‘s three-quarter
Stockings, English rib, black
white and cordovan— '
.506 and 590
Left aisle. rear.
Howco coffee
is always fresh.
Evcxv grain of How< 0
coffee comes to the, store 11.
the green bean. .
Here we Mend it {11111
roast it-——and send it fortll
fresh cacll dayt to make llun~
dreds of cups of from .1111 10-
freslling nectar!
Its extra value 100; we
buy and sell in big lots at
small profit.
J ewc1—24c (T 1'ow1l———30
Royal—35c
Front basement.
‘Sewingémachine club
Worth * joining. _
It pays any homeAkeepcr to join the Howland Sc wing.’
She secures a reliable sewing-machine at cash price.
She' pays for it in small amounts at convenient intervals.
That machine does every sort of home sewing; does
it. quietly and quickly and without tiring one out.
It’ a built so it wil stand up for years and years. And
Many worm mdi-e‘ than it will always run 81110“th and do its work well.
New Royal machine $39
and whichever they choose is delivered upon payment o1 I
. urti‘u
"'.*z
«HY .. .one dollar 5;:- ..
_rlm_c
floor
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