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A L GOLDEN, Props.
. MARC-u- ‘Il. 1922 . 1
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”Tom's v ow
1:33 P- 113,-
1.I owclusively
:‘rIlIlication o:
{In-vi to it or
“all“? and also
vl hurrin.
. Inn or special,»
Izm reserved.’
MN I. .I I 1'! "KY.
Inn of Old
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II'I'll,IL-k_
""liulll‘ hand
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l .4 ‘1 IX‘
. .‘H. R. A. m.
"p'c, South 3min
l"l ’l'uesdays of
«'1: July and
ii. .\. Masons
I lit-x invited.
BROWN,
I'I'I-lzir)‘.
L»; 'L.
\. IlellI.l\H. I.
'I III‘ Mechan-
IIIII-g :I movr‘mmlt
«Ir' industry.
if” in.» organ-
IIIII'k in being
‘I'l:"'l|':ill Engin-
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unfl r‘II tom-HIM-
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I'II‘lllllll :I stunti—
l‘w‘ldllllflllwll by
3 lll> IMII'I‘." "
“I l:\‘ \\‘1\1'l{ Ilocs not
IIiIuI .‘ll‘lll Sl‘l'PW'N
' ‘li'fl'rl-l and other
InIIIlII mm '10 ho
IlIut l'Il.’1nllf:L(‘-
ILI- IIIIIfIlIoI' (If \‘arl-
I: III,IIlII by them to
l’ I‘wlI-Il lI)’ tlli‘ Stand-
'["II~I'I‘ hill'i" 15"?"
Illllllll'l‘ of \';IriI-lics
I II l'le l'llll :Ist lilg‘fi as
muttnr has lIcIen
il lug boon l'nund
”l" 2“” to some-
' - r‘tI :IHI Illso I‘llso'n'
- l.I'.II lIIII‘III rvdm‘ed
11m gain is “In;
,4 III-:‘ligihlu. Mr. E.
...-I 01' ill» Standards
llIIIr Hm into war
I-le‘I‘il-Ii rm :1! half the
is llflll standardization
I 51-an ago.
ms “ill add 2"- :Ith to
I (If Ilu- building imiustrv
vkmg :IIIIlotlwr his projects
:IIIchII' IIII‘II is now gI‘I-Ittly
Ht. 'l‘lll’l‘VliECklIJH
' I~\:IIIIIII:IlioII MI! rI-Lrulur
-l\>\\ll'.) va'IcIl in HI»: “Cori-1
I I III progress llllll “th «lis-
Ill‘lllllLf.‘ ll) (Ill'II'iIII I'VpOl'lli.
IIIr-I-IIE I-I’idIIIIInI of phyt
-;.IIIIIII. (lm- to tlli' strIIi‘II
'I . Iva. \Vlion it is rII~
"NIL tlli‘rlt‘ men “'i'l‘i‘. us
It. IIlIIs‘II-Irl filli‘l‘lllli‘l‘lfi thl
nun-ml by .'l. (‘ill'eflll army
Ilvti ()\"‘l' :I Dwr‘lUIi Of
In» Work 0]. war IImoug
,lmml IlI-srrvcri ‘L'l‘t'Sll
Irrll'IlLI'“ or the mom vs-
III'lIo-r IIII abnormally
II:.IllI' low blood pres-
* (if tho nervous» sysu
1111 II ti‘lldl’ncy t0 wor~
’. III fatigue and low
."wlious diseases. The
I .II-w so common and
.I III. I-xnmlnihg physio;
‘ :IIzl lnvostigatlrommay
'Il‘II' v-xplunatluns for
IinlI-nt among former
. IIIII‘.
noon]. .The' war.
IIIIIIIlIo'I to physical
I}..» will? developmén’.
‘III also for till? Klan
‘ “Inckml many-{0t
M .I: tucis like :thefie.
" Il prnzrvss l. word.
IIIII be so dlffl Lt". 'V.
I,“ ..1 I.
”I -il.li PROJECTS. 1» h l
III' IIIImmcrce.-of a;
,. ' III II found itself too
I _ I wuh toa'llttle time
i.
the city totem ‘ ‘ -
wre m m ma“ M ”heed ‘t
the frontmmt rear 0-: ouch business
place.”
Realty fines are to be
Iioiati’on‘ot the Wood lmeposcd. for
It may be that the establhlunent or
final enforcement. o: .
these would be impractical o
sible in many communities.
a. long step in the right directl
0
when any town accepts the n n
stage Who proper and
‘ 3. :17 um adopts memes for such soul
‘ 'gion and cleanliness as will best mfg-.11
to reduce points of attraction and
breeding places. for files.
m! net the‘nntlon to .
I on- (aI. Two omndiers. (b) Dunn.
' (c); The W'rck of Julie Plant—Mr.
Brantley: in); Hindu Chant. (b).-
Dally Radiufi'pgrm
(Tune to 360 Meters)
Station WJZ. Rework.
(WestlnshQusc. )
Musical program every hour from
It II. III. to 6 p.. m., on the hour.
Weather forecast 11 a. m., 12 111., 5|
9 m. and 10: 01 p. m sharp.
Official Arlington time 9: 52 p m.
Shipping news 2 .05 p. m.
‘Ag'rlculturalreports l 3 III.
Program will be‘ announced daily
lI_I radiophone at” :45 p. m.
. _IIrI‘ p mw' .\l:.In.in the Moon“ Stor-
iI-s tor Children to) Newark Sunday
Cu”.
7: 30 p. m.‘———I Some l'bcts about Your.
VII-"It b) ln Reuben Grass. M.T1
:50 p. m.—-PI:ogx-a.m celsbtuting the
(“nth Anniwrszm of Paramount
l’iI: tIIrPI-I. “Re-mininscenes of the last
ten \Plu‘s in the Motion Picturvs"
b} Adolph lulcor president Famou3
“Ayers—husky Corporatipn.1nstru-
mental and vocal musical program
under the direction of Hugo Ric-sen-
fold. mnnaglng director. Rivoll.i
lliulto and Criterion theaters.
Nation KIIKA. Pittsburgh.
(W'cstin‘ghmisc)
-...0 p. m.~——lmten services from the
'l‘rinity Episcopal church. Pitts—
,10.n
burgh. ('omluctml in Rev H. “2‘
Anthony. \I-w l’ Ilghton. Pa.
BMW D. m ——“’l‘hp Junior C‘ific Club
:I.n«l its Accomplishments“ by Nellie
S. Hoover. Peabody High School. .
8:30 p .m.—~.—\rtists frm the, studio of
Richard Knolls.
Station \"GY. Schenectady.
(Gone-rail Electric.)
Mun p. lll.w~l‘lNllth TItlk by Dr. l-lcr—
mun M. lllmrs. Now York SiILtII
HI-Iilth l‘nmmixtionvr. Quartet——
\Ilngio- \llcg‘ro. Andante Cantabilc
Rice String Quartets-Edward Rice.
\iolin 'l‘om l)eSte_i’a.no. violiII.-l-.o.rn-
est~llurlclglt cello. Leo Ifiiwenu
\loln: “lloIIIIrIg"——TI nor solo
‘ThomIIs Hopkins. JR; (II) Mitinlght.
(lII Serenade—+Violin duet: with
piano. Zdwarrl Rice. violin; Tom
llcstefano. violin. Earl Rico. piano;
Vth' s .xi'rIIir17—readlhg. fMly Alice
Naulor: AIidIIntc (‘Antabilé—Ricc
String Qimrlnt: Andros shy Albert S.
Gallon. of. Albanv. I’lrfi,V’lc:e-Com-
mnndvr. NIIW ~York llopnrtmcnt of
.kmnl'lran Lotrlon: The Crow‘s Em:
«tr-nor solo. Mr. Hopkins: The
Mill——Rim- String: Quartet: Tho
Night vvinIIs .I-Iendinc' Miss Naylor:
Drink to MI» (Inly with Thine Eyes
~mou String Quurmt: Four Lent
('l0\'i’l"'~li‘lllll‘ solo. Mr. Hopkins;
\‘Illrw Noblv—llico String QIIIIrtPt.
11:7.” p. m.»——l‘rog‘rIIm. .lIlr Molorllenx
——\'lolin_ solo, Gilbcrt Ireland: High.
wuymuII—-rorullnpz'. JiLmi‘S Stuart:
Ballad A Flak-piano solo. Mrs.
.lrnIII Brown Smith: Adoration——
violin solo. Gilbert Ireland: Profuro
in “llouk (If lI‘islIhooks"—~rondin;r.
. J‘ILI’lll‘S Stuart: l‘uruphruso on Quar—
h-t from ltiszIIlvtto—upinnn solo. Mrs.
lrmn llrnwn Smith.
Station “1.1. )[I‘Ill'm'd llillsllll'. .Vlass.
(A morion‘n .RIIIlio.)
\zI’HI p. m.-~—l.utc news flushes.
\213 II. llln‘P-OSU)" pom-n rpports.
AnIzItrIIII-Night. (‘mlc pructlco. un-
IIIIunI'I "unit of :ImltI-III‘ activities.
“How to Protect Your lhIIlio Equip-
IIII-ni Against Summer Electrical
llistIIriInIIt'I-s." h)‘ G. K. Thumpson
of tho Amrml Company.
"Taking" the W'ush Out of \V'nsh Day." .
h) l-‘rmlvrirk 1". Small. member ofi
The Board of Governors. Nutionul'
Laundry (Iwncrs' Association.
Station “‘87.. Springfield.
( W'cstinghouso.)
s20» p. m.»~N9ll Patterson. known as
the Harm Lauder of Springfield.
Station “Tr. sigma ‘Corps. I s K.’
For! Wand. S. Y. C“:
(Tuncpto 1450 Meters.)
5:00’p.‘7n.-“Tll9 Man iirthe Muslc"—-
by the chairman: (It) Come Reggie
Il‘I sol. (Old Italian Song) (b) Solve
amiche—Frank Brantley baritone.
Mia: Regina filchiller. piano: Call of
the Plains-— Ilsa Mlldrt’d Wiseman.
violinist. Chev. L.— De lancellottl.
piano: Mirclle Waltz Song Cal-q
Horne-:Aria. from "Rigolette. "
Miss Iran? Shirley. soprano. Chev.
r’ De Lumllottl. piano; “Face to Face.
with Wrdl"—~(frern Charles D.
lawman shook “Face- to Faro with
,Great Musicians I Mia Rose Rod-
ish Ducé. (c)- Indian Snake
I; ' 'stm mross. It no} .... Dances—Miss Wiscman: (a). Sprlpg“.
'H'tllml a .new- method»
; ' ll.l.‘l rr-shlved to "go 3
h nut to sue them
-I.I that the whole.
think oier. Talk
.n Tlrl broadening of 4,1... .7
I. ., ’u when employed in hue, Gleam-00k. died at his. home car—
n. ‘ ; ' l! the) take up all ly yesterday. He was well known 1 l
.L II. confusllon. they I'orwalk. where he had many trlénds. I
4 . II IIIII Hinder action. He is survlvéd by a. son. Lbuli; ‘l
A :Northrop. a widow 'and a daughterff'
I.
i: . . "'0'“ communities Mrs. Hazel Adams
I
‘- It mun Individuals.
mlws—J‘ofigiienn not'
Ivl to concen
or two jobs on
Swing 32ch or
r > ' mil.» war to make
.' ‘ l l \ \l.
‘ ( “HERSON
lv 1 H. mms for the
Ar.» . V ‘ "Y I! “fli’lcss city.”
' I . ' -* Men carefully
;-. . '«~ in \‘lww. The ex—
tw, ’ ‘rII'. Ition Among thé
up. “ rI"!l”III. Incc especjaaé.
" l‘l‘ following:
"m. 1" l -‘= ’ l- nIIched totke~
'r- . ' {’“NP. cow ozhog
I” . I, {WWI-I hounds
0,“. I :. (‘hlflkéfl hom§I M
- (b). The I“ with a. Delicaté Air:
(c). Pierce. (d). \occ di prima. vera, ‘
-—Miss Slilrley; Rom Rodén assist-i
ant to Charles’ D. lsaarsonn chfilr- I
man
W
Geocge Northrop. 0t Commnd ave—I
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mum one;
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Women s- and Misses. SW
A splendid selection of entirely new effects, comprising about one“;
hundred beautiful, distinctive models. W
$7. 98 to $0,.
Fashioned of high quality Tricotine, Tweeds, Homespun and Jersey.
SEEK Dresses
I‘The‘mostselcct styles of thermally—a large and charming collec-
tion of the most fashionable dresses forwomen andbfisses.
WWWM “CMHH lulu.» wlum rm ”nu-m m Mann: 1'1: .
range of latest models!
Our. wonderful showing of new spring stylemfor Easter 153 unequalled In Nat-walk. More coats! More wraps! A Wide
More stylish novelty styles! And prices that show a marked contrast over a year
“ ago in favor of our patrons
Beautiful Light ColOrings That are High in Favor Tlns Spring
and Fashioned of P010, Herring Bone, T weeds and Velours
{$14. 98 to 726-50 ' .
Voile Dress Patterns
showing (If lIrIIIIIl nvw figured
Ilrcss patterns in fifty plwmug
(lusigns. $3 25
5 yd. lvugllis ....._. o
The \I'lIIIlv Pkllll‘l‘ll and $5.98
.A complete Stock of stylish WSk'IWI-ts”
stout coats, suits and
dresses
[II all the latest styles gt $2.98, $4075,— $6375”
and mloringrs.
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54 Inch All Wool Tweeds
In all the ili‘Sll'Hllll‘ IIIIIIII-s
Regular $22.41) ‘szlnc.. $1.99-
54 Inch All Wool Jersey Cloth
In all the quItI-Il IIIIIIII‘s. Regular
, $2.00 value $1 39
Tomorrow . . . ..... _ o _ _
54 Inch All wool Tricotine
‘ Navy and black.
Regular $‘Hls vnluo. .32 09$
361an Changeable Taffeta Silks I_
.In (beautiful IIIIlIIrIIIgzs. Regular
' $2.98 Via-inc $2 19-711
Specxnl .............. i . ‘
I27 Bé‘l’nch Firsheen Crepe
A new W‘ea‘ve. All silk in the most de- -
sithble colors. $ 69
Special, yard ...... 30 5*
45 Inch Dress Linens
'Frenchweaves. All the new
shades. Value $1.69 $1.25‘
100 Breakfast Cloths
: Hematitched
value $1.59 m
500 Yonds‘ A‘pm Checks
Fa st colors
value 19.. yd. )Iard .. . m 3
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Good Qualitv
value 200... Etch. ....... 135i:
59 61:1me BBL
smears
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value Wat/gig
a"... ...... ....S,‘
Women’ s Muslin Night Gowns
i ut full and roomv
Best Quality Females
Nl'at stripes and figures
Easter Hat Display
And we are wonderfully supplied with
hats from special houses—the creations
of inspired milliners names that are
style leaders In the \V mid of Millinery.
' There never was season when our
bats were more, alluring and priced so
moderately.
$5.; $7.50,. $10
1943-1
32 Inch Dress Gingbams I?
Neat checks. firm quality... tast
colors. Value 29c. Yartr.
Lima White Checkelllh‘mity ‘
Dainty. all Ihé bestdcsigns. ‘ '7
Yard ,. . ......
36 Inch Soft Finish Long Cloth
25c. \artl........1
1,0“) Full Bleacbed Bod Sheets
value $1005.18“...
5% Dam Table Napkins
Haunted, ready for use
value $1 50. Dozen . . . . .
160; Pisces Soft Finlslr
Immlatlxi
value $1.50 _. ..... ,
‘Wugder .m of-Si‘lls.
;;ln.;ll.th¢.neW,8haIles.
Special ..............I
Special
La Camille Corscts
The front lace corsets with the ventilo
$3.49
R. &I G. ElasturGudle
Tor athletics and dancing.
Flesh color onl).
~ Special . ... . . . .. ......
Lama Corsets
Elastic top model
‘ hips. well bonéd
SpeciéLtnga----m---- ;;.
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All styles and models
values 50c.
$100
{Good qualitx
flesh tonal. w _,
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5’ I
Special ~6%‘
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«lowlandipiece
1. ware... Regular. prim $1.55
3883 mm uteri «imam;
and»:
“Hand Bags
" 'All the new styles for spring in Pin
Seal Morocco and Spider leathers;
V ; fancy linings, fitted with. frame and
mark. Top strap and back strap- ‘
Regular $3.- 50. ‘ $2 9-5
Sale price ...........‘ V, i i “V
{‘5’ WT ARTICLES ~
Film Olific {;S0a.p 4 cakes for . . . . . .291:
ifiavls Taléum Powder 19:»
Dr. Lyon'fs Tooth Powder . . . . . . . 193': ‘,
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 500
size . ......
’New My sets in linen, laces
1W and gingham. , w“ .
Set "’45.; c
WWWQWURM
Tandy-7’ embroidered. or plain i . v .
Bodies and tailored’r . , ., . 5S’c“
snot Sauce Pans . I ;
Sloth cling,- WAR-Emil). %£.. , ‘
RegularpmaSac 49$
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