KNOW WHERE nos: wo-
men are going to congre-
,7:- 1‘ gate on dollar day. In the
g; 2‘ specialty shop of \‘I’. I. Mal-
lette. as Washington street. This shop.
on past dollar days. has offered the
better grade of merchandiseuin which
they specialize. at reduced prices and
this year. they are working to make
their oderinges even morb attractive.
Special values will be found in their
corset department. and for this day
only all circlets. brassleres. and ban-
deaux will be specially marked as
well as the Mildred Stout undergar-
ments. In their hosiery department
unusual values will be oflersd and
well. as I have said this is the .store
where most women will be found.
Panrcially those who cherish real
bargains.
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HE WEATHER has changed
E; many things but May ilth
in: . _ still remains the day upon
'Im‘ which men cast aside come
fortnble Fedoraa and dashing derbios
to take unto themselves a new straw
lid. Male straw hats to mom of us
are. well. just straw hats and the
model in vogue a decade ago may be
worn today without causing any com-
motion. That is the feminine con-
sensus which only a visit 'to ”The
Man's Shop.:' Costello 4-. O'Heara.
2i North Main street, will change.
This season the Sen-t hats are
leading in full. split straws and fancy
braids. These are shown in this shop
at attractive prices and in looking
this display over. I found that the
model in medium proportion is the
favorite. Of course, for the chap
who goes in for the “bah jove hat"
there are models. but for the most
part these Sennit hats. while snappier
than last season's model. follow the
ante lines.
ILLIAM MILLER!” grocery
store. 33 Washington street
is a particular store for
particular people. Most
people are prone to drop into any
store and take anything that is of-
fhred. In this store you may be sure
that anything which is odered is of
the best.
Mr. Miller carries besides the best
line of canned goods in town. the
Park & 'I‘ilford products. Every week
new consignments are being received
of their Jellies. jams. canned fruits.
also the glaced fruits. which are very
popular.
This particular store for particular
people is also the local home of the
Mnillard candies. which are the best
in confections and which really need
no introduction to the majority d
us. Rich's fruit cake is also featured
here and who doesn't. love this mks?
This cake is of unvarying'quallty—
always the same. It is rap d in
gilt-ins paper and silv colo foil.
comes packed in dainty boxes. It
costs no more than ordinary cake.
and being concentrated. laata longer.
therefore is real economy.
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Pleated berthas with bord-
? era of paisley are seen on
dark rep dresses.
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[TH COAL FIRES a thing of
the past and the price of
gas gone heavenward. be-
yond the reach of our
pocketbook. what are we poor mor-
tale. who must use it to accomplish
our daily tasks. do? too electricity.
Aye. aye. you answer and one of the
hot point electric irons. such as are
being featured in the hardware store
of the Roeentleld Brothers. 125
Washington street. Electric toasters
are also shown hero and what else
may one use to toast one's bread.
during the summer months. not the
gas stove surely. At very reasonable
prices. one may purchase day also
electric bulb desired.
Naturally everyono's attention. Just
at the moment. is centered upon dol-
lar day. This store is preparing to
ofler many unusual values and shop-
pers will do well to pay them a visit.
Lest you forget. they carry all kinds
of household utensils. everything for
the garden and farm. not overlooking
their complete line of tools and hard-
ware.
Cape roots in navy Poirot
twill are making their ap-
uppearance and are being
very favorably received.
0 O O
. ' HEN. DURING YOUR spring
E ‘ 'cleaning you spray your
j/J‘q house to exterminate
5-054 moths. isn't it satisfying to
know that for one whole year you
will be free from these posts? Most
exterminators are ekective for a
week or a month at the most. but
Moth 1:43. which may be purchased
in the drug store of II. A. Head. 8
North Main street. is sold with the
guarantee that it will deliver you
from moths for one whole year. It is
a liquid. odorleu. stainlom. inflam-
mable and a large can of it may be
purchased together with sprayer for
only $1.25.
est fabric or the most expensive rug.
It is not something new and untried.
but rather has been successfully in
uso for the past twenty-five years.
Every housewife should spray her
house thoroughly with Ioth x-L.
Go over the winter clothing before it
is put away. aprny your ’11!“ your
upholstered furniture. with the aid
of the sprayer it is a very sin»
task. Stop into Mr. lfead's today
and buy a set.
The em‘ll zioclle hat of
black satin invariably is
Manned sits slseed mu.
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your home. do you know
PM is first to, receive hi
on tom“ steer Isle sna-
rrsctiy shaded mm m
““"n t0 the home. 'a were some
Wm soon on. ' I."
the charm the .M
:3” W a more heh'h Ibo
Perhaps you no.
‘° “cm smm‘m m
shades of listing m. 1! ID. no
“mm" ’ company '~
Nona Halo street. will '
‘0 solve your proble-
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~ “°° 0f the Brenlin
~Nt Wear:
1 Worth.
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It will not injure the fin-
ent from the ordinary shade made
th chalk or clay filling. 1’ base is
terial so’nne. so heavy; so tightly
woven and perfect that it needs no
chalk. no clay. no filling of any kind.
Instead of being brittle. Brenlin is soft
and supple. and yet it always hangs
straight and smooth.
How often have you hung your
windows with brand new shades.
only to see the. quickly become
streaked and faded from sun and
water. and soon so unsightly that you
felt compelled to .discard them.
Shade your windows this spring with
tho Brenlin window shade. Sun can-
not dim its beauty. even in the soft
lovely tints—water cannot spot it.
, Think of what this will mean to
you in shade economy!
When shading youtr home do you
think of shade economy as well as
shade beauty? If so. you will tied the
utmost of each in this famous shade
that really wears.
O O O
RSDAY IS DeLLAR' day
and if you are wise you
will watch the paper and
concentrate upon the ad
‘of the Self Service Shoe store. 8
North Main street. For on :this day.
this store is going to offer footwear at
prices. hithertofore. never connected
with shoes.
Dollar day. some will shrug their
shoulders and answer. "Oh. that is
the day merchants unload their old
stock and will embrace all the newer
models. in all the w'anted colors. dress
and sport models for men. women and
children. Oh. you can't afford to
pass this store by and as I have said.
watch their ad.
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The peasant and the bell
sleeves are the predomina-
ting forms on the overblouse.
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UR FREEDOM —- HOW we
pride ourselves upon it! In
foreign lands we strut and
5 throw back our heads for we
are Americans-—we are patriots of a
free land—no ties. or frills for us—
we are free. Yet do we always give
this same freedom which we enjoy. to
our feet? When buying a pair of
shoes. do we consider them or the ap-
poaranco of the shoes? Keeping up
appearance. is. I know. in some cases
very dimcult—but. why concentrate on
our feet? Why not buy a well- fitting
shoe ~ which combines comfort with
beauty?
In Connolly d: Bracken's shoe store.
71 Washington_ street. you will and
Just such a shoe—the Cantilever
model . In Cantilever shoes you feel a
new sense of freedom when you walk.
Your step seems lighter and you swing . _-_
your weight from-one foot to the other
with. rhythm and comfort which en-
hances your endurance. Walks that
were tiring and dlilcult to take in or-
dinary shoes become possible with tlu-
aid of Cantilever shoes. Health Int!
comfort walk with you.
This shoe is dedgned for comfort
and the last is patterned from thr-
outline of the foot. The shoe is lnnllv
to fit your foot and not your foot in
fit the shoe. -Tho natural inner sull‘
lines provide room for the toes and
allows thorn to point straight ahead.
This and the well-set heel encoul-
ages correct posture. In Camila-mt
the weight is distributed so that
there is no strain on the arch of tlw
foot.
Cantilsvors correct and prevent fiat
W. L. DOUGLAS
OXFORD
l'or heal Comfort
SHOE STORE
runs moor nuns
I 'do painle- extractions.
no matter how difficult. by
ap-uvlinit Nerve Block.
also do both fixed and re-
movable bridges at reason.
feet because they strengthon the
muscles that surround and uphold the
small bones of the arch.
They may be .had in oxford. pump
or high cut model and are made in all
the popular colors and for both men
and women.
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N THE BASEMENT of Don.
nelly'a store. 16 South Main
, street. will be found favors
for chlldrens parties. June
is the month of birthdays or at least
so seems to be and every mother who
is planning a party will do well to stop
and look into this store. Miniature
Uncle Wigglie characters. dainty little
articles for girls pnd comic onos for
the boys. .Baskets.to.bo laden with
tempting daintiouboxos’opovsry hue .
and shape. place cards. replicas of the
ones in use for the formal dinner.
They are very moderately priced and
artho assortment is. just at the
moment. complete. I would‘ suggest
that mothers stop in and look them
over- ‘ I
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818 WEEK THE Palace
Bootory. 27 North Main
street. is featuringdthe very
newest in footwear. A pat-
ent pumpfi with the semi J‘rench toe.
popular Spanish hdi and in the grace-
ful cross strapped effect. When the
short vamp. round toe slipper made its
appearance on Parisian boulevards.
French women hugged it to their
bosom. but when it was transplanted
to Fifth avenue. it lost much of its
prestige. Because Paris accepted it.
we must. but it was with reluctancy
that we turned from the long vamp
then in vogue. Shoe designers. aware
of our reluctancy. labored to strike a
happy medium. which they have as
may be seen in this new pump. feat-
ured this week in this shop. It is very
reasonably priced and for dress wear
is unrivalled.
No matter what you are seeking. A
sport or dress shoe. you will and it in
this bootery and at a price much more
reasonable than iaouoted elsewhere.
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Short and long sleeves di-
vide honors on the new
blouses though the former
are rarely extreme in their
shortness except in the case.
”YOU" WANT your lawn to
do you credit. buy your
seed and ,leiatovor other
LL..- mixture you may need. in
the hardware store of Albert 1).
Moran. 84 Washington street. Your
house may be the model of all that
is the best in archifeciure. but if the
[rounds surrounding gives evidence
of only receiving spannodic care.
who will linger to cast a second
glance? Of course. this appearance
may not be through any fault of
yours. you may have toiled over it
and the trouble may lie with the
seed. Therefore. in order to avoid
this. don't you think it would be a
good idea to step into Mr. Morgan's
and give. your laws the right start?
Perhaps even as you read this. you
will glance out of the window at your
lawn. which even at this early date is
living every indication of presenting
a similar appearance to last year's.
As you study ’it carefully. you may
even go out and pull up a weed hero
and there. then shrug your shoulder.
"oh. why bother now. it is too late."
Though it is the middle of May. it? is
not too late. and if you plant the
seed this washers June comes. your
carpet of green will be creeping up.
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ODAY HERALDS the open-
ing of the straw hat sea-
son and all the late models
I .1 will be found in Rogers.&
Stevens. 14 South Main street. at very
reasonable prices. With the advent
of the straw hat. unconsciously one's
thoughts turn vacation-ward. Rogers
5: Stevens' thoughts have gone hither
also. for they are showing. at very
attractive prices. traveling bags. suit-
cases and trunks. The popular Eng-
lish bag will be found here as well as
the steamer. wardrobe and standard
also trunk.
The very newest in men's wear are
the wool Jersey sport costs. which
are fashioned somewhat along the
same lines as the sweater. Some are
belted. others are plain and all are
sans collars. They may be had in
all the new shades and are priced
from “.50 up to 815. For the man
who favors a sweater in preference
to the. costs. all the late models are
displayed. in slip-on or coat style.
fabric. if the number shown here is
any indication of what to expect to
had in the well-groomed man's
waliirobe.
Never before were cravats such bi-
zarre affairs. For the younger son
there is foulard in all its dazzling
splendor. while for their dads and
the men with more conservative
taste. there is crepe de chine. equal-
ly an attractive in its somber loveli-
nose.
Some people are laboring under
the delusion that this store caters ex-
clusively to the male sex. This is in-
correct and since milady with her
cropped, hair and flamboyant ban-
dana has one by one usurped his ar-
ticles of apparel. is there any store
existing which caters exclusively to
melt? Knickers. in khaki, crash and
tweed mixtures. for the weaker sex
are featured here at moderate prices.
For the hiking or motor trip. there
is nothing more appropriate. so stop
in here and look them over.
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Faun. nude and gray stock-
ings are invariably worn with
black shoes.
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RICED A'I‘ 81.98 in the Fair
Department Store. 51 South
South Main street. are some
new tailored gaists and
f lly overblouses of sheer dimlty. The
waists are demure affairs. relying on
their coy collar and sung cuff to win
your favor. while the overblousees run
the gamut of colors from the prim
checks to the fantastic paisley. Hip
banded models lead in the blouses.
while the waists are ideally suited for
wear with one of the new sweaters or
suite.
Sweaters in silk and wool. which
by the way is the favored combination
this season, are also featured here at
attractive prices in the slip-on or open
model.
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0 YOU WANT TO make your
dollars count on Thursday?
tislt the Palace
L A Clothes Shop. 13 North Main
street. This is the place for you to 1 your
stop .into for real bargains in suits. top i You will receive in return a trial pac- ;
coats and furnishings. Every sure of-
fered is a Into model of this year. not
last year. and taken from their regu-
lar stock. Sport and dress model will
be shown in all colors and fabric. Top
coats in the popular herringbone and
raglan models. silk-lined and at prices
—oh. would that I were a man!
Specials will also be found in their
‘sldea and back:
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sin-2.4.5;
work and dre- shirts. h peroales'. ”k“
madns. broadcloth .and Ilka. not, g‘
which has Just boon received. will for 5.
this day only he‘s:- special price tags. mg
ample chiffon frocks In ' 'i.-"§
pastel shades and made on“ L; ”i '
bouifant lines are the usual Wm \“
type of dinner, frock chosen '3‘ My . i;
”by the very young girls. ’ L’dh EM"
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orious June. has been .. ;
dedicated by tho Michelson W
Studio. 78 Washington ”about le'n E. 1
street, to the babies. Every day is ‘m . -
baby day. special prices are quoted on I
their portraits and when an appoint- - . _
ment is made an 8x10 enlargement is “high
included gratis with each order. So lain;
pleased have been the mothers who In“,
have taken advantage of Mr. Michel- 'l- I
son's offer. that every day now one 4 ‘-
sees groups of proud mothers hurry- “ d
ing toward this studio with their .- Mp
gurgling otsprings robed in their . . , “that
finest. , 5-! - guns
This free enlargement odor is 7 ' ”:1 .
included when an appointment recommen ‘ thev- is
made. Therefore. in orderto avoid dis: to every one. In J. J
appointment. either phone 487 or pay AVe South, 4m“
a personal visit to the studio. which is
very conveniently located on Wash- FmdsaTm
ington street. just around the corner "1'3"?!”me
from South Main street. should be proud to In...
Mr. Michelson usually sets aside like the‘ e table .1
April for the baby. but the weather "1’3- W E. gaw,
was an unfavorable. that be extended Ch‘CaiZO. Illinois. “I
his ofler for one month longer. How- 3933 80 bad} mum
ever. no further extension will be my feet. In fof Elfin;
made for next month he will be busy M “d1 had {ll-lush;
with the sweet girl graduate and her mgifimbe 11m
brother. and the blushing bride. men d a?“ 5:1; tohelp ".5".
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Mlllinery trimmings are 3:238 Ferny“
placed not only at the back tsfim.” W ‘
of the hats but on the crown. 6—4 g» ~
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Cut out this slip. enclose with so I .5. 4 :1/
and mail it. to Foley a 00.. 13:5 Shef— : :56: i
field avenue. Chicago. 11].. writing I x ,. § \\ h;
name and address clearly. ’. '. ‘
age containing Foley's Honey ands
Tar Compound for coughs. colds and?
croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pains in !
rheumatism. back-1
ache. Kidney and bladder ailments}
and Foley’s . Cathartic Tablets. af
wholesome and thoroughly cleaning‘
cathartic for constipation. biliousners,
headaches. and sluggish bowels. Still-
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help all we can all the time—but for “Dollar Day” we’ re going to beat our own
records for value giving. ‘ - > J .
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ones—Worth up to $10. . $1398 and $2.98. WW ‘0’ 3m? °“‘d°°‘ 3°“
$2.93 $1.00 $1.98
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