'5.
“n.
Er;::hl
“-" ’1‘: :lrmful (In:
L ‘ i
_ ‘ l
‘ .
. w- 1 H Pinkham's mm
oéuiier
All"?
)lé,‘ ’fl
5"le
RlfiflTS
will 7 (United
._ w political
“till of rights"
:slllitions nnd
A: MD ILL". 00"-
,z. rlwmunded in
mils introduced
nhio branch
1 n ‘3 Party.
. v oxprcseed n
“ideal state
.n- male sym-
~ V “ant:
m, H1. lr maiden
”prof “r”! be
«I... home site.
vi. the consent
ml wife will bear
4 ,, ill" guardian-
0
ml which both
, «» contributed
‘2 1.11 II as held
.45 will be al-
, ; rm‘h other and
' u’ li'lillvldllm
4 .w his wife for
z. l< that loss of
n personal in-
tlu ”:r husbands
tlw ground of
,.
l! n “’lll have
1. ultimate ones
u r-nmiixvd them
4' rliimr parent.
.. Ii“; im the contract
* would not be per-
:mmi consent or
v~l}1lil.
l v tho nuthorizcd
‘vl Insil‘ild of the
‘lflwl agent of the
Na sr-roml vlgmu
4'. rl‘ whil- womcn
“ll powrr felt in
Their attempt
minimum wage
vumnt sosslon rc-
‘l-m tn rcfcr the
wt finding commis-
wrm-t at the next
; @iDULAR
“Lnl l) hlai‘th 8.-—-
w Lil pimscs or the
. ll: mowmcni. which,
2 lxnpnrtunt lwudwny in
llil‘“ llm war. 1H outdoor
, .1:,lvr morning along; the
x4 if“ SUI‘L'i'RSfIIl street.
(‘llintlmm L‘w. Plans
4: llv r way in many
ll4'fll'54iil‘4' nl’ Ill" young
\mwli usually Nki‘
l :7, nml it is probable
1.. at low guru‘s this
«l'lim‘ul :1 liviiy will
:1 :isilr: :1. i‘vuture 0t
nllun ill-i tho (fin-ist-
ul‘ ilm Yuletide fos-
-.:mt, wcntlim' likely
ulrly spring is an
("Mir-117403 of men.
invc gathered
~ on l‘hlfitfi’!‘ morn-
- .‘lnunt of Olives,
“1.11 on the hlall in
York, but the idea.
'1': l'nsiurod by choir
Hnmlny School su-
‘rv oi
menu of the practices W with
the festival 0: the Resurrection are
incuue to the hecthen noes of
northern Europe. to whom the occa-
sion represented the coming of
spring. release from the bonds of
winter ma greeting to tho ire-birth in
ell nsture. Easter egg; minim;
the germinating fertility of the see-
son. Easter salutations and Easter
plays nod spectacles come mostly
from this source. The caroling is
an upon-ion oi the friendly saluta—
on.
Not more than five or six hymns
the said“ prom-uni are often con-
fined to two or three or these, re‘
planted as occasion demands. The fav-
orlto Easter hymns probably at!
"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today " by
Charles Wesley; "The Strife Is O’er:
The Battle's Done " arranged from
Palestrlnn and “Come Ye Faithful
van
A word sheet containing the verses
of those and other appropriate carols
has been issued by the Music Bureau
of the Community Service. as has
also a bulletin by Prof. Peter W.
tfrom the National Bureau for the
Raise the Stu-sin.” by Arthur Sulli~
sin, giving the origin of and donor-1p.
tlve notes on the Easter songs. In
addition suggestions (are given for
the. organization of young people‘s
caroling groups. The word facet and
the bulletin may be obtained tree
upon request_ by readers of this page
Advancement-of Music, 105 West 4011;
Street. New York.
According to the plan outlined in
the bulletin, the ideal size tor an
Easter carol group is from eight to
sixteen or twenty singers, accom-
panied by one or more instruments—
pet. etc.
are usually willing to supply automm
biles for trcusporting the groups
which have long distances to go. The
early hours of Easter morn, from six
o'clock on, arc recommended as best
{or the caroling. After the individual
groups have finish ' ‘thclr routes
they may unite to gve s more elab-
crate program in coma Central loca-
tion or may simply render in massed»
chorus the hymns they have sung in
scattered units.
One of the most attractive sugges‘:
tions is that those wishing to hear
placing, it flower or‘ plant in theln
window; in some manner agreed upon
beforehand. The similarity to the
lighted candle. which In so many
cities beckons the Christmas molars.
is obvious.
F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
l
,Foley’a Honey and Tar
I GOLDS ABE CONTAGxCDUS.
---r-
Coughs and Colds are mom
and require prompt treatment a:
spread or develop into Flu and G
Take no chances when you cash
for a '
cents and quickly check coughs
colds. The constantly increanln
mind for Foley’s Honey and 'T . ,
three generations, has made it ' the
largest selling cough medicine 111711132
World. Contains no opiates-71313113.
clients are printcd on the wrapper. .
Refuse substitutes_ Insist upon.
no need by the outdoor singers. nnd'
Radio needs
specially priced.
. _
i
l
Jenkins’ Vernier rheostat needed by
circuits for close adjustments. Special
$1.29.
Atwater Kent detector unit. Special
$3.75. Two stage amplifiers. Special
’ $9.75. Detector and two stage amplifier,
$12.75.
a
Gilbert 2,000 chms hcad phones. Spe-
cial, $3.50.
Fourth floor. from
Toilet goods
' specially priced.
Coty’s L’Ofigon perfume, $2.15 02.;
Face powder, all tints, 59c box.
Lamav’a face powder and lemon
Cream, botb £91- 75c.
Mm floor. lcrt. from
Specially priced.
notion items.
f New dress buckles, cnamcllcrl all col-
ors, special 39c each.
Hair nets, “Brooklawn” brand, single
and double mesh, all shades except White
and grey. Special Be, or 850 dozen.
1 community organ-
:mlm: and training
. to tl‘uvt‘l‘su a. fixed
town or take their
7 locations. bringinz
of joy and awak-
l: {Hill shut—ins who
nil to hour the ser-
;.':rilmiliu‘ attention.
ma has been given
the Community
“hung Eve caroling.
.erls of cities sud
tlm country. out-
?‘ minr is the revival'
:' or a beautiful Old
.\:4 is well known.
”HHOM
I?!
ill
.1...‘ 2:1 Mrslkoker’l
’ 3 of Lydia E. Pink-
'2 :.-..le Compound
‘I was going through
and suffered ms
run down condition
.md the troubles s
> woman has to go
through atthettims,
hot flashes, nervous-
ness and he I.
At times I was not
‘ ll able to do my work,
ibut since taking
a: Lydia. E.
1E3 Vegetable Con»
lpound lam g
a cry dayui‘} can 0
fmyfiworlc with more
or we or years.
Hr great mediclno..’ --
4 n, 114 College Avenue.
v
ll
lg
. '1 who are between “I.
"I? and fifty-five mm
' "‘ . n}: symptoms as no!"
' ‘ 4lliliiy, melancholic nod
M h produce hemlock“.
n 35‘ of suffocatioththdy
lllt 3 Pinkhglifi’ :1 ngga
1885 C1 ‘
. n throughpfhis y It
” 4m roots and herbs and
Em “mm
Avila E. Pin hem um
I5715354illel'mscttis, for & {rec
“Wu “Ailments P M
lam *
Dress linings, cambric, pink, all sizes,
l25c. '
i
1 Main floor. rel:
Boys’ suits
special $5.75.
Blue serge sailor suits in middy style,
trimmed with White, black or gold braid,
emblem on sleeve to match, sizes 3 to 10
years, $5.75.
e
,Boys’. blousc
values at 7 9c.
The famous Bell blouses in striped
marina with button collars, sizes 6 to 16
years, nicely tailored; Special 79c.
Silk girdlés
stylish s1. 95.
1a-.
a- ,
,Dykema. of the Univ. rslty of Wiscon-
Houschold rubber aprons, special 390. '
I .
Pretty silk girdles, new styles, black
and brown make for added charm if used
with certain types of dresses. Special
51.95, i, I lulu door. mar. rcsr
. Golf hose
for men $1.15 ed 1
1 all hose, assert co arc,
black, to: 3:16 fiat-own; some plain, others
with auiges in contrast abo bout cufis. Spo-
room floor. lion:
violin, flute, clarinet, comet. trum-
Stem glasswarc
a closeout 25c.
Manufacturer’s closeout of fine crystal
stemware—Goblcts, champagne, shcrhets
-—beautiful shapes and cuttings. Sold for
much more. Special 250.
Fourth floor. center
White japanned
ware special.
Durable qualify tin, heavy wliitc
cnamelcd and blue stencilcd. 4 pc. set—1
lb tea canister, 2 lb coffee canister, 3 lb
sugar canister, 5 ll.) flour canister. ‘Com—
pletc set, 85c.
Fourth floor.
roar
.0...
Entrances in Main Street. Weld Avenue. and Connor: Stress
1
South. Homlk.
.Foley's. Stillson Powell Corporation.~
the ccrolers indicate their desire by
i
Timely. suggestions at prices that attract.
Embroidered
finished models.
Makers’ samples—children’s dresses,
carriage robes, pillow tops, center pieces,
scurfs and aprons at half price and less——
$1. 50 to $5.50..
Third noor, center
Congoleum rugs
Specially priced.
9x12 feet, $10. 9x10 ft. 6 in, $8.50.
9x9"feet, $7.50. 7 feet 6 in. x .9 ft, $6.50.
6119 feet. $5. All small pattc1ns.Run of
the mill. Imperfections so slight as to be
hardly noticeable.
: Adv.
Wool skirting
, camel color 5:32.85.
Heavy serviceable skirting 1n the camel
hair efiects with pretty oval-plaid tracery
in black, brown and blue—stylish. Special
$2. 85 yard.
Skirts made to measure in sport mode
or accordion pleats—from fabrics pur-
chased new, $2.
Tm flour, front
School girls ‘
bloomers $2.
“Tide full-cut bloomer of black cotton
serge, very Wide, giving great f1eedom oi
action—for athlc’tic sports and gym work.
$2.
Third door. rom-~
1r
Limited—member
Sewing-machine Club
18
HOW
open.
Beginning tomorrow and con;
tinuing until the limit of member-47
ship is reached, the rolls of the
Howland Sewing li—Iachine Club
are open.
595
New Royal maChine
automatic drop head $39.
Free machine
cabinet style—-$75.
Free light, smooth, easy running.
One
work about the serving of the season.
There are no extras. No dues.
join the club Without delay.
Frec portable
electric machine—$7 5
New Royal IS a machine specially built for Howland’s—both this and The
The cases are an ornament to the home.
is the first amount paid ”by a member of the club.
home. Balance of cost is paid 111 monthly amounts,
' lar cash price of machine. To be sure of getting the sort of machine you wanl;
People who bdcome ‘membcrs
of that. club have opportunity to
choose from several types of ma-
chines; have the choosen machine
placed in their homes; pay for it
in small sums at convenient inter-
vals; and pay only the store’s reg-
ular cash price.
Free machine
automatic drop head—$65.
o
3 Free electric
cabinet machine-$100.
9
dollar- . A ,
That dollar sends the machine
While the machine is busily at
No interest. All that is paid 18 the regu-
tioound noor, rear
x
Sheets and pillow
cases speCicl.
81x90 bleached -shccts, good quality.
Special $1. 25.
45x36 Fort Mills pillow cases.
25c.
Special:
MILL-1 floor. roar
Wash goods
timely offer.
36 inch Percalcs, stripes and figures.
Special 21c yard.
36 inch plain color. ratincs, blues, tan,
lavender, green, tangerine, grey and rose
Special 39c yard.
Main floor. loft. res:
Dainty hand-made
blouses $1.95.
Soft voiles and pretty striped dimifies
and cross—bars with line drawn designs
values $1. 95.
Second floor; rear
Round garters
’ of ribbon $1.
Pretty ready ruffle ribbon 111 all the af-
inactive shades and combination of colors,
made over strong garter web. Special $1.
T
Dainty laces
Valencinncs 50c pc.
Twelve yard pieces of new pretty and
effective designs of Valencinne‘s laces of-
fered much under the usual price, 500 pc.
Main floor, center. rest .1 . .
Stamped pieces
{special - 39c." '
413.13,.spcc1ally priced 39c.
Third floor. center "i
Buffet sets, cefiters and scarfs, prctty
designs easy to work. Splcndid matcr- '
Shapely brassieres
hook front §9c.
Heavy white ‘muelin, three styles,
I :3ch with cmbroidcry and lace trimming
Many splendld features at special price
.
mun new. 1e}; 2mm.
Bread boxes
Whitc‘ enameled.
White enameled, durable quality tin,
all specially priced. Large, $1.25; medii
um,95c; small, 65c.
Fourth floor, tea: 7
Women’s, neckwear
special" ' 7 ‘ 39c.
Collar and out sets of eyelet em‘dmi
815'. 0f linen mad with silk lace, .,
13332011 cloth with colored edge, spew
S a
1
ha
both on collars and front of waist. Special 3
Norwalk Chronicler