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museum DllithIOJQI
OlIl “'t‘ll Lodgt'. N0. 103. F. and A.
NZ, nlvvls in Masonic building, South
min strcvt, lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each month. July and August except-
ed. at .8 o‘clock. All blaster lVlasons
gordiully and frutvrllully muted.
IIOIlT. J. \VALSH. \V. M.
ROBERT M. “'ll.CO.\', Suc'y.
cumocution of Butler
A. A. M. will be held‘
“0541.1; rxvlling. April 11th. at 8
.‘c'OPk. “'ork---—M. M. M. degree.
1' A. BROWN. H. P.
I“. S. LYON. Secretary.
A slated
Chapter. No. 35.
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’l‘fll‘I DOOR-()l’l‘ll‘lili.
.lumlrur pllllt):.ujlllt’l' blood in
of u building wlIlI'h had [hm-z:
A stream of pvoplo wont
li,‘ll\lllg llw others shut.
young man came along.
unll loft it. to open
Th.-
from
dDOrs.
thrmlgh our.
Finally om-
mw the long line
om: (If lllv‘ ulhrr doors. ll was llt'ln)
but lIe- gut Jlll'u‘l. Part of the llllt‘
at Ullt't' rulian-«l him to the second
door. l..Itv'I'. lln- sin-um nurruwI-d
one door. The phlloso-
phE‘l' wont lIIsldv :IIIIl naked a. young
man HIIIIII; «Immune lurk in the Mn»
w115’llk'LlldllUl uImII um of the unus-ul
again to “It,
': he considered a. much needed lesson.
. be a. lengthy and wasteful strike often-
l PENAL BY-PRODI'CTS.
The traffic court in one' city‘ has
boon going hard alter reckless 1speed-
crs of lat». and has sent at good mom:
of these people to the workhouse for
short sentences. Most of them are of
quite a different sort from the usual
members of u \vorkhouse colony-r—peo-
ple who lune never known what it
means to ho arreoted.‘ much lessto ace
the inside of any penal institution.
Pram those people has come such :1
110851 ‘33 to the. conditions which they
found there—bad food. dirty and in-
sufficirnt bedding. the vicious efiecta
of thy “idle house." etc. that it looks
{LS if public opinion would be stirred
to action in this respect before long.
The traffic judge had not thought
any further than the checking of truf-
fic violations when he sent these citi-
ZE'IIS out to the workhouse tor what
but it may prove that other lessons
will be taught tlu- community quite as
taluuble as thr- one planned.
Stephen Leacocfi.’"Dlscovering Eng-
land." in Harper‘s. says his impress-
sious of crossing the ocean were just
as valuable as anyone's. but impres-
sions on this subject no longer have
any commercial value. That’s the
troubch in a good many lines. Now.
if we could only be paid for what .we
think about the coal situation!
A mayor has had the temrity to-
propose that the building trades in his‘
town conclude a two-year agreement
with the contractors. so there needn't
er than every other year. Where did
lu- get all those brains?
——————o
“Women are disappointing as jur-
Ors." says a judge 111 Minnesota. And
!
.to company"; properties in South;
NE PLAYBY Pom
Continued tron: nm Page.
which he is half owner. as “ell as
author, to Norwalk for the benefit of
the class fund and all receipts from
the initial performance aside from the.
expenses will be turned oxer to the
Class of 19 "1.
Those who have had an oppormnltyf
to witness the rehearsal: of the play, I;
shoal}. predict that R will be “on "
more of a hit than Mr «Browne's pre-
vious success. “The ,Bad :W “A
Fool There Was." and ethane.
This announcement will doubtle-oé:
be a uelcome one to max *BW
ers who ha\e had to so to New tori:
or New Haven to see plan of this‘
caliber during the past swam! ara-
pld sale of tickets is antlmtedgi
At a. special Wot the Glass of
predation of Mr Browne's generous
otter was expressed. m arrange- i
ments for the “canton grill he in
change of the regular eaten-lament
committee. which is Wm of the
allowing:
E. F. Putnam. chalrgau. Charles
Wmhw How A Sebmow .Dr
Maurice Ray Powers, J A. Hopson.
swir'r INrmA'HOKAL.
CHICAGO. April 12. Want
Edward F. Swift of Swift Intemauon- -
all just returned from an extended trip
America and England where m or 'I?
, the company's output is sold. says
“I was favorably impressed with the
condltton of bunnies and prospects
tor profitable openluona The corn-
well now Swift International is in
good financial condition. has good our-
so. we blush to admit. are men.
'Nothor proof of sex equality.
Now is the limo to puiul. (Houses.
not hoes.)
plus and expects to continue aemlul
annual dividends.”
doors.
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allilll l‘l‘l Is '« lll lUl' you." “as the
imply.
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ml" llI-l Bum Thursday a; 5 1’.
6 A. M.
la, Secure Some.
Will Bake Our Own
HOT CROSS SUNS
Nu Expense or Efl’urt Will Be Spared to Make
These the Best Buns You Ever Tasted.
18c doz.
Mmlrru Urowry ('0.
Place Your Urdcr at Our Nearest Store 8t Once, Other-
WlM‘ 'l‘lwy May Be All Suld Before You Get an Oppurtuuity
Store “fill Have a “climax?
M. as Well a: (loml Friday at
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SCHOOL ms
1921 held May evening. much «0-: I;
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pun} lost money last year but in doing.
.
the name of which will-ix: announced; . ‘
In all the Spring colorings.
Tomorrow ,._...............
54 Inch All Wool Hm
All the leading shades. Reg
131‘ $2449 \ alue. TomorrofiL”
500Yuds401n.fiandunem
Silk SportSkirtilgs
and made to sell at $3.50 a yard. Tomor-
row, your whole»: $1 99
I.
all colors, yard . . . .
36 Inch Mercerized Saleem:
Standard qualit'. in all colors and black.
Regular 50c grade 29c
Tomorrow, ya rd
5,000 Yards Dress Voiles
In a great varivl} of designs and patterns
that fennel lx said up to 750
a yard. 'lunlorro“, yard . ...296
54 Inch All Wool Jersey
In all the no“ shades. $1. 49
Tomormu nul}
36 Inch Figured Saleem
.........
........
In pretty flulul patterns. Regular
price 2% 99
Tumor-hm l) _\ unis ........ c
40 Inch Crepe dc Chine
In all the lending shades. $1 79
. . . :-
Regular price ”$2.49.
40 Inch Charmeuse Satin
III-any quality. fine satiny finizsh in
m dI‘k only Regular 2
In I. ( $3. 98 ............ .98
10 Yards Brown Crash Towehn' g
Regular $1.50 value. . 99
..... . (3
Special ............ .
.. 5 Buck Face Towels
“ nhllggfiatrogligg value . . . . . . 990
6 Turkish Bath Towels
Syn-rial 'l‘umorn'm' only ,. . . . . .. 99C
Large Size 72 Inch Pattern
Table Cloths
$1.99
Fine quality
Regular “.00 value ...-.- .
One Dozen Fme' Quality Table
N apkins ‘
Allhemmed
RegularQflOvalue ........
moses-saw
49c”
In all the popular furs
Tomorrow .......
.In3.wide variety I)! dtyles j 7 »
Tomorrow -. ........
$MPerales'
Fast colors, 8 ylr‘ds 5 t
Tomorrow . ...... ~ c
5 Yards 32 13. Dress Gingh-
Fast colors
value 39c yard ......... . . . 99C
3Yds.Coloredstln.ldimfied
Regular price 592 yard 996
Special ...... . . ....... . . .
Plain Chambrays and Striped
Gingham
8 ya rds for ........ ~ ........ 99 c
Small Lot Percale:
49c
Mostly dark colors; were 2.30
a :I Md; 4 yards for ........
Voile and Lawn Blouses
Slip: yhtlx soiled mere $1. 93. .
Tomorrow... ......79C
Odd Lot of Corsets
Low and Medium but, long hips, ' white
and flesh color. 99c
Regular $2.50 value . . . .- .
lmluding La BIL-Siam, La Reine CB. and
R 8: G and Ben Ton
Bog. $4, value. Tomorrows]. 99
Model Bundenux Russians
Open back and front, 49c
flesh and white . ..
Odd Lot of Women’s Sweaters
To close out at ........$3.98
Womens Muslin Gowns
t ut full and roomy. 59c
Speeifl tomorrow .......\.3
Extra Size WW Aprons
m mummfié $1.79
Chokers Bats
I“ “£2233; $3": . . . . $1.99
4$439
Wants Hats
99c
...-.3.
Anselmo-1m
Fomefiytléa ......
2439A Mala
All new designs.
‘ _
3 for . .fl. . . .3... . . ..g..~:\-..
new. 4
$3 pretty “31895.
*1 M go o a I t...‘ «my: I t‘U o...-
. w
Laee edge
but Cuwlooutttnnso_‘tonm
93c ‘
$1.99lfgg'E‘Sg.
Easter Suit Sale
Jersey Sits ........ $9. 98
W Suits ..... $24.50
1357mm ........ 8.18.93
EMMIW n;
.511 silk, 5 Matilde. moire “1.41 «E .a
.2 grands
£9: .. ........ 496
M, Edg'mg and Bandings
3 $0 4 inches wide. ' 49c
6yards£or ............
Women’s All Liam Hemstitched
What's
99c
6 for ....................
Women’ 8 Silk Glm e~
Double tipped fingers:
sizes. Regular $1.25
quality.
’ New Easter 'Yeiling:
The regular 500 quality
Special. yd. .........
...........
a ‘4
39c
Women’s “Pointex” Heel
Lisle Hose
Block and T‘ordovan 69C
Men’s ngan Shirts and
Drawers
All reinforced. Good quali-‘g:
Tomorrow
Boys' Nainsook Union Suits
Sleeveless, knee length. 49c
Tomorrow ...........
Steel White Enamel Cooking
Kettles
99c
10 qt. size. Regular price 51.; .
Tomorrow ...............
14 Qt. Steel White Enamel
Water Pails 99
C
Regular price $1-50.
Tomorrow . ............
l4 Qt. field White Enamei
‘mh Pans
99c
Wmags ......
Wan C‘ae Mills With Glass
C I .
99c
3:113:32: price $1.25 99C
in“ 939651.50 .......
mm d Wail birdies
Tomorrow ......n... 496
Am Cast Fry Pans
some” .. ......... 4. 89C
Will hold 1 lb- of Coffee
W Price $1.54} ,
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