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Page Four
THINKS BOYAJIAN INSANE
WHEN HE SLEW NEPHEW
( onllnurd t-'rnii* I'mm** Our.
the defense littij bi< . signally. The:.
Prosecutor Vau Zile *. the wltu*t>i
iur redirect examination, asking:
“Taking* Into consideration, Mr. AM
rich, all that th ductpr haJ said to
you that morning, unu all that you
had *»«•* n, was there i* :&11> anything
unuMuai sbohl hi* ap;» France or <on
duct at the tirue '*fi the alukitiiig?
Wouldn’t any .nan look utul a* t jtn*.
about th* hhine wa;> under lh»* sarnd
circumstance**
t’ouiiai 1 engaged la a wordy tilt
over the qu< siion, hut .Mi Aldrlcu
•AUh finally allowed to answer.
*'Y< >, 1 think any man a mid »o k
liihHii • under like cli* uni-tan*» a
lie. cnbing the doctor a appearance
immediately after tho shooting, when
he mood surrounded by a dozen or
more captois thf witneb* aitiiu.
“Hid fa . look* (1 horrible. 1 never
xaw a Dior*' horrible look ou a man's
lace In my 1 it«*. Ufa eyea looked
angry and were bulging. He looked
almost us though he were having a
lit.’’
It will be u)» to tlu' jury to deter*
rufue whether th* loci* at this tiiu *,
was really bereft of his reason or
whether l. s a* timis were tln.-se us .*
man frenzied with rage, jealousy,
hatred and a desire for veugeanc*
the despoiler of his home. Un tin i.
uetermlnation of this question u
the doctors fute.
In this connection another nat •
rnent by Alurlcli Is likelj tu curry
treat weight. He -said
“L’p to the very moment of th
shooting, there was nothing übu ut th*
doctor's toraluct that caused me i*
tfiiiik be was insane. It I nud thouyrkt
so I certainly would have aken ht«-,
to have him restrained, But until tha f
moment | diJn't dream us such a ih::._
as he being insane, and attributed h:s
conduct up to that time to his great
sorrow over the levoiations that :.a..
come to him."
Earlier in Mr Alurlch s t»stim ti .
the prosecution scored ncavlly w.;«-n
the witness told how Hr iioyajian ha !
come to his bouse eurlv on the tnor:.-
ing of the tragedy, with his little gir;
aQd asked them to take care of ae;
until his return. He seemed sri*....,*
distressed a-. he told how his i. u
hlb family and his life hal ten ruined
by Gostanlan and spoke ot hi> wile s
confession. Every few minutes b
would break down, hut h- conversa
tion displayed continuity of though*
and whatever he started '• suv he ft’.-
isi>ed. He piled Aldrich with ques
tions. One of them was
"Don’t you think the jury, would ex
cuse me if 1 had shot him'.’" i meaning
Gostanlan.)
"I told hint ‘no. sir.' continued \M
rich. 'lf you had found tiv.n together.
1 said, 'that would have oeeti diffet
ent."
Said Both Confessed.
Aldrich said that Dr. 13 »ajiati had
told hint that morning that both h ■>
wife ami Gostanlan had confess* l
their guilt. Aldrich advised him t >
drop the proceedings he had institu
ed. but he declared it was "too late
He complained that the maximum pen
alty of three and one-half years, whi li
the law provided was not • nough pul
ishinent, and declared tha*. if it ha i
happened in Armenia. xoth would
would have been taken wuutde th*.-
city walls and stoned
Another witness sworn. Fruit y if
ternoon. about whom much interest
centered, was Louis Yerkes. No ili
Lewerenz-ave., brother of Mrs. b •>*-
ajiun. ile proved hostile, but hi~
testimony was more helpful to the
prosecution than to the defense. He
was called to testify to a conversation
he hud with Dr. Boyajian m the lat
ter's home the day before ’lie shoot
ing. In which mention was made of a
gun. The prosecutor tried to get him
to any that the doctor had asked h;n
to "bring his rifle down" so that lie*
might practice shooting in the back
yard and that he hud even asst* 1
Yerkes if he could "do some shooting
The most Yerkes would siv was
that the doctor asked him ne’e.y if
he had a gun. or a revolver and he
had replied that he had a rifle. No'lr
lug further was said as i..r as he
could recollect, la* declared H was
asked if he bad not told Det r *i.tiv« s
Paluer and BGodinus that Boyajian
had asked him to bring the gin lawn.
Yerkes admitted that "some ot the
conversation,' as related by t:;*- p os
tutor, took place. Witness insmd
that notwithstanding the tragedy .iti 1
the arrest of his sister at the tl«*ct* r's
Instance he and Boyajian haJ ' al
ways been frinedly "
"Did Mrs. Boyajian tell the doctor
in your presence, the day tefo*e the
shooting, thai Gostanlan had threat
ened to kill them both if she ever re
vealed what had happened during the
doctor's absence from the city’’' Mr.
Bumps asked on cross-extiiuina'ion.
"Yes. 1 recollect that
There was an ominous movement
forward on the the part of sevital »f
the jurors us this answer was gi in.
•‘He came Into the store like a rav
lug maniac and accused me of giving
him the wrong cartridges. His *}t -
were wild and his Lt •• was rove* •■•!
with perspiration. IDs appeurai. ••
frightened me, and l was afraid of
him. All this time he was talking I
don’t remember * \.i< ti.v what he sab:
but ire asked lie if I was cia/y ui :f
J thought he was crazy, t-oaielhttig
like chat."
This statement. << • ing from opr* of
the people's own with* s- s, Mi*s Mar
tha Hepuer, fti answ* . to qu« iti-»ns
put by Prosecutor Van Zile himself,
cauoc'd something ot a s u at ion In
Judge Connolly s court, Ft iiluy naim
ing. during the prog-* >s of ti,*- U<>ya-
Jian trial. It was the strongest Kin I
of evidence In support of the in -anity
theory of the det*-»»< . and had far
more force than if it had come from
u witness for the def* use. Att rile;.:*
Bumps and Bartlett *v< re go well satis
lied with It that thy did not even t.ik
the trouble to ernes xamine the wit
ness.
Mlsv IH;ner is a clerk in Henry (’
\Vebcr'» hardware store on Gratiot
nve.. near Wixidward, and sold Dr
lloyaji-rn the revolver with which
Gostaitian was killed. The doctor, ah**
said, came in the store on the morn
ing of April 3o (the day of the
tragedy) and asked to see a revolver.
He looked at several and finally ph k
ed out .one, a 38-< uliber, self-cocking
weapon.
"H« wanted me to load it for him.
but I wouldn’t," she related. "Then he
bougM a box of i tirtridges and walk
ed ‘rtlt,
, Comes Back, Raving.
U was but u few minutes later, ac
cording to the witness, when the doc
tor came back, raving, as related
above, and accused ht?r of seiliug him
(he wrong cartridges. In spite of htn
condition, she managed to summon up
courage enough to show him how to
load the gun and ue anally went
•way. : j
ADMINISTRATIONIST WINS
SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENCY
Hw » Jk j
nu i ii %id i> r. hi UN.
Ill* «*l**«-lina u» |»r«*«l*lrn» of lti«* l*o*«r«l
«>i «*.lin•**iloll over Ur. Ilugl* « »*r> 1*
t I tor) tor tli* tin rl luilal** (utiluu.
IL-ve y dtsc-.iased this matter
Ii ,th a: • sin e the shooting?" the
1 pro?-« ut r >.\**d.
c > m:' .*• girls lu the store.’
was '.!’*■ ■i y
li v \ r : < prosecutor Insists
:ha• .* x:- t in the least perturbe l
user y ti.g woman's testimony
I I .-ujian w.m mad because he
.* the cartridges fit." said
Mr, J. vvski.
1 .’ ■ perfectly natural und* r
• the n:\ . '’.ittici-s Hi was not a bit
l»\ .' . ..• :i fie first went into the
' T :• i\ ; rchased the gun "
I It ' «v: lent, however, that the
n was rather disappointed
; \ MHeprers testimony.
Dr B- yaJiau was w* 11 pleased'with
!th m rt.::-*; - developments and was
,:i a parti .:arly che«*iful mood as he
est ’ i urr r»«*m wßh Court Officer
Bourke to go ha* k to the jail for
dinner
The defence announced definitely,!
Friday morning. that Mrs Boyajian!
will take the stand on behalf of her)
husband.
wni i mm \
!
■ale was given by pupils of
Miss Bessie Blackadder in Grinneli*
hall Monday evening, June 28th. '1 he
following took part. Marion M >rton.
Margaret Murphy. Flossy Bi’gev,
Harscn Cadwell. Josephine t’h* viron,
Lottie Hus*‘n. Maisy Burnie. Ruin
Hughson, Elizabeth Sargeant. Hilda
I,*-*'. Alma Nuthall. Evelyn Sinclair,
i Helen** Morton Hugh Murphy: Miss
) Alma Beileperche. soprano Miss
Emma McDonald and Mis a Charlotte
McDonald also assisted.
—<£ —
I Elvln Singer will give the last of
his series of annual spring concerts
lon Saturday. Jtiiy l"th in his s T u*:ios
in the Gladwin building, when h< will
have the assistance of the fol ow ir.g
: pupils: Mabel Hunt of Toledo. Onio;
I Agnes Lauve. Lyda Duggan. Louise
King George 'L Bowers. Kay J. Mcoer
Bert V. Rainey, Lemuel H. Easton of
Bristol. England, and A C Somerville
Os Decatur, 111. Mr rfing«-r hin.t* If
will appear thr*** titm-s. hi> prtnc pal
; roimber to be the "Romanza di Milo"
i fr»*rn Leoncavallo s lat* *t '>pe:a
i "Zaza."
I
A musicaie under the direct on of-
Mr> Flora Henry Stone will ue .riven
In the hon»*' of Mrs. J K Martin, No.
Jf Sprout-s* . next Tuesday evening.
; The program presents Mrs Jessie
Blanche Mc.Nineh. mezzo-sopraro. the
w«dl-kiiown Canadian singer aril
'former pupil <t Cyril Dwight EJwv.ids
of I/ondon. Miss I'uiniliii a
: y mug fi.oit ist-f mnsual a -:!it>,
Mis-. Maud Iren** Muser. gi l!u;i»*- of
th** 1 »*-’roit Training School of E'oc<;-
tir.n and English Literal it* Mrs
Ettna (’haff*-** No) **. *lire<*or: Miss
Mildred 8.-me. sofuano and Miss Ag
i lies Smith. The tfir**e latter ar* 1 r*cm
i twr-s o*f ; h*- pianu-f**rt*‘ class of Mrs
I Stone.
EARTHQUAKES CONTINUE
All Countries on Eastern Mediter
ranean jarred by Shocks.
ROME J - S* vi-r» ‘-arthquake
■ shocks foih wD.g t:.-‘ * art' quake that
sh'Mik south* rn Italy -.terday, were
f> it until midnight iu.- - in ht in all of
, th* 1 ( Ountrf*-> or :h* • ■a- f * rn M*- lit**r
j raunean. R**j >rts from Laly K- uthernl
Spain Bortugal. T :t.is and Algiers sav
that th*- quake Wii,- f real extent
and s* verity It 1- r• .r*--1 that de
i taib-d reports w:ii show heavy dam
' tig**.
Cha r ge Agams' Att.vs Fa s.
P G. p Arias w.«- !>• tiarc-d ' •
Justh* .fefT'h Frida' -at the charg.t
if p*.< tti-ing fu»- ii< in*- without *
license.
N*// D verce Su ts
Suppp sr-.-d ! lits f r Jlvor * w* i
file*!. Finlay, hv Chari* s vs Ida Fa 1 ..
, ing, and Amy \ -l.» w K Webster
A v*ry pie*r> f w ddln.- took
pine* l WediM-sday ev**nir,g. .1 me
when Miss Margaret Widdis daught* r
r»f Mr and Mrs Robert Widdis N<
IH Grantct . was unit**d in ma-rlag--
to John W Lloyd, of Champaign. 111.
th** Rev Jarno' |i Jeffreys, and Scovt.l
M morial Preshyt* riati church, officii.t
itig Tin* irr**orii in -a jit -orshlp
-in fh* I'niva rsity of lllin is Imtne
dlateiy aft* r tfi** ceremony Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd left for a v\* !])n*{ trip
miot.g th» M is.ioka iio.* ■ *)f (infario*
TANARUS) * > will •■*■ at home at No 111* Ar
I hor-ave.. t'liarnpaign. 11l , after Sept. 1.
l
WLDDINC
INVITATIONS
a\ \oi \( emevtx ami
AT-MOHK ('A lIHH.
1‘RIXn;!) OH RVtiRAVED.
TIMES PRJNTINC CO.
)llkrr« of
rniMivu or <*t ai.itv.
i 18 John «.-•«. Detroit, Mlcli.
THE DETROIT TIMES: SATURDAY, JULY 3. 190 g .
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Wat 111 WVuthei Wearuld, s I'lothlng Furnishing
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am. it:*- lut**t und t.« *t In cu«’h line that has
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tnon« > -p. • .it Mil KKV« tol-v <*r jSatutday will
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-->nal nuliafa t'* n Tin- following
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bur
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CLOTHING
Alen'* OllllUK *»l»tte
Flannels Homespuns.
Blue a* titr* AA’ornt* d>.
*' tides and itl'lpl *
* 1B
Outing 1 unit, > rges tl
pa .i>*. • t* #t In #.*•
Trouter* Flann* 1.
Striped NN oMti’ill. clt
*.t ...
\Ul•• nialillr Hunter *—
i'hi’l * *rle, tton at
#2 -V* up
tillin' *u it*—Khaki at t
I.in* #3.75 to #5.
tillin’ It mu pc rn Vl*’ Mini
Tse.
llii lit r<* ii 'n I'll) *ull.—-
Vie aml 75e.
Iltifhlua aultn #I.OO lo
#3.00.
linin’ lllimnrn—,Vh* to
$ 1.50,
HATS—CAPS
1 nrbllna lap* Whlt»,
til .Vie la ft.Vi
l•a If i ap*—AVhlt —Vic.
AA liltc I luck llmlm 35*
In Vic.
1 tiii-ii uml I'raah IlMtn—
Vl«* to 4 I .VI.
I htltlrrn'n uml lit (linin'
Mrana .Vie up
limn’ limn—#l.llo to
#1 VI.
M«*n’n Mrann—#2 iki to
#4.00.
I'll nil ill an #.*> to #IO.OO.
GIRLS—INFANTS
lilrln* \\ unh Dresses, 6 to
'.I y* am. at PIUS to
#2.50.
I nitrnii’ar V complete
and specially f.tu* m
aortni* nt of both girls’
and Infant#’ !r. (finite
and muslin at a popular
seal* of price*.
Infanta* **klrt». rmialln
rtnd flannel 5Ae to #3.50.
Mimllu Hi»n net«—39r to
•5.50.
Stroll Hiuinetn #I.VI lo
#0.7".
Infaiitn* Un-ini’*—SHc to
#IO.OO,
Infant*’ llnlien **lilrt»—
KAc to • 1.35.
tie* the llal.lt—t.o to
HICKEY’S
OI TKITTIAt. APR! I A 1.1 **T*», 201-303 AA OOUAA AHI).
THE HUDSON STORE THE HUDSON STORE THE HUDSON STORE THE HUDSON STOKE
Hudson’s Store in Readiness for “The Fourth”
The Coolest and Most Practical
Suits and Dresses for the Fourth of Julyfc%g|^
»tav at home or go away n this National Holiday, it there cotnes a need for appropriate g*trh, \sc are con
tident * : our lints supplying ju<t the kinds and styles of garments best adapted.
Shirt Waist' Dresses nt ?2 98
W.-ish Dresses .it $5.00 *•» -* **~* r— ■ t wF, i’ \
- pretty summer materials Lawns. Datistcs, (jingna.ns, t namurav , t.*., i.i \ ' ly \
Tailored Tuh Suit*, nf 00 Suit ’ " f Kn « li<h Rc pp- Ka i ah an(l Lincn fini: ! h * ,,
1 ■ m(>n - < u inn .SUIIS at .:vuu Indjan Hra(t in wlme anil iu ii ran«e of |.o,u,lar y
"liadt- Coats in the newest models, all beautifully tailored.
Tailored Wash Suits at $7.50 w “ rth f du ? b ' e '!"* LTivre / V |’
■ ■ three-piece Suits of English Repp, and i ure j
Linen, with strictly tailored or lace self-strapped Coat" All colors and white. /
Handsome Tub Suits at SIO.OO Extraordinary value, .akin* inf. "...-Men- /
turn the materials, style-* and workmans.up. 1. mm*
Highv-t gra*le W ash Suitings, made in the season*jbest models and beautifully tailored. / \ 1 ’ * *
Cloth Tailored Suits at $5.00 1 f \ l'V\ \\
■ - - ■ - tcrials include \ ode", 1 anamas, Rajah-* and / | » I ■— \
fancy W rstedi in all odors. Both long and short sleeve jackets included, stylish Skirt models and |t V \
all beautifully tailored. v
Coolest of Shirt Waists, SI.OO Tailored Wash Skirts, SI.OO ''S.
V \f jj* J .
linen finished Indian Head, nicely tailored and
sheerest materials, prettflv ma*le and trimmed. . , .
finished. ■
Outin" Needs for the Fourth
Regular 25c Water Wings, special Saturday
Pneumatic Swimming Vests, regular $2.50 values $139
Pneumatic Swimming Collars, regular $1 values 79c
If You’re Going a Fishing
Oiled Silk Trout and Bass Lines. 30 yds, 30c value 23c
Cuttyhunk Lines. 50 yds. long, come at 21c and . 45c
A full assortment of high-grade Fish Lines and Reels.
Regular $1.50 Tackle Boxes, now $129
Regular SI.OO Tackle Boxes now 89c
Regular 25c Leader Boxes, special 19"
Steel Rods, large agate tips and large guides,
-
rrfr>, * J
For the Base Ball Player
fl , SPECIAL EOK SATURDAY ONLY—First
/. y \ Baseman’s or Outfielder's Mitts, dark brown
lj[ S-vi facing, with red leather back: extra good
37 value at the regular C* [
price. 65c; special
at
Regular 40c Bicycle Foot Pump, special at 25c
Regular $4 Puncture-Proof Tire, special at $l9O
Regular $2 Folding Doll Carts, special at 98^
make of Hammocks, fast
♦ colors and reliable in evey
Store OPEN Till '* ’ I 11/ I I JIT
10 P. M. Saturday XX X X—i- • IJ • I 1 L/ OV/ i. V/ • All Uav Monday
HABERDASHERY
M.-n'n I mlrriiear—' ll V.
n “ two piece suits
#l. 91.50, *2 nml #3.
'*ll. A. II.” I Uluu null*
#l. SI.VI, #2 anil #2 VI.
tiiilhrluann, two pl. ee
nultn. p. r gurnunt
.Vie so #I.OO.
linltirlKitnii t nt*>n nuti»—
• 1.00, # 1.7*0 muil #2.00.
I.lnlv Ttirend, two-plccc—
fl.OO *i ml #I.VI.
Atercerlsed l.lnle, p* r amt
—#2.s*l un .I #.1.00.
limn* 1 ndenieur, two*
piece and union nulls
Mr to #l.Vi.
Meu'n **||U llonlery, \ arl
omu shades- 50c.
llonli*r>, gauae und li*le
—2sc, 55e. o puli * tor
# 1 .ini, nuil Vie.
Nrallgi-I* OullUK n ||| rtn
of Madias SwiuirU' I.
Put. gc* .-dlk. Wool, tic.
Mg h I It ii Ii rn, light
Weights 50e to #7.ini.
I ‘a |u mu n, Madras. Silk,
. i #I.OO, #t.so, up lo
#O.OO.
lounging lliibcn, light
rtinnel an ! m silk
•0.50 lo #ls.
Iluihlog Sultn, two-ple. - e
#l oo to #S.V».
Aeckw ear—Wash. 4-ln
huml* white, light col
on fancy- Is»* to 75e.
Handkerchief* ldnen
silk and linen and all
Nl.k IV* to #2.Vi.
Ilun.lkr rclilef* uutl Ihen
# I
Handkerchief*, I’tv* muil
Hone to set
• 1.50.
SHOES
A uchtlug Miors, r ihh^r
toli-t—7se to #1.25.
Teniiln <ilnir«, hoys and
men * noc to #l.oo.
Titm. Men s Bo>»' and
illr’i #l.oo up.
ismlMls, girls' and boys'
*'wo up.
, ■ ,v S)exv\owJ^gr,
la-ck ierv'Ct ■** ~c> *>» 1 Courteous Treatment
Detroit's Alust Progressive Store
AH Prepared for the Fourth /
In tin lust < /fort to #/rf tn rut/, you will find trrcnil thing* that you urtd
i„ order to tnaXr the celebration of the sth the more pleasing to
HKSUgK you. Our ready to wtur department offers you selected spe •
' vjffWPSv 'nals for Saturday that are not only ready for immediate )
HHC but stru'tly seasonable and positit'e bargains. ( '
. Jxtok over the list and if what you want is not
\ a bly fin,l it among our unudrertised bargains.
/ If 1 L n^even^ence
vassaTh^^g> / /' II r / Just received u new line of 1.1 v
*.S (J it* 0 J Il(1 Sfl t'FltlK WAIST*, lace ami cm \
——— «\K |.OT PI HK 1.1 AKA W AIUA. Hi
*l6 O and *as ralaea. goods in plain and fancy effects, spe I I I" I * Alt
bought for «M# .0.08. sal.
nl\¥H JUUi and strictly faablonabls; sUs. u l oi It #2 V> I.IAt.KHIK A All \vl J 1 I / i fj
v^ra.Mp eK/riSL rarlsty and color enough to l \\\ A \\ lls iv, both fancy and ||,l /Jr IJI
v, ,u,t “ yon# - choi °* °i' h# : a - . t, r.:; , .v* wt $ 1.50
m PJtfrffw fl Ur * wt ■* Cfi Cl] I|„|,* new style. In I. At K and K At- WA
■y t tor onJy A# A# I*/ W IIHOIHKHA THIAIMKII AA Al*>T* t
f 3fi nil #7 60 English &«p Suite, In t; 6" values, choice QQ.
'rTf' ll *1 sl 1 r white, blue, laseader. green, Saturday
\L If JH R r . . _ . _ _ _ _ t iil.OHK.ll At AH is, tailored effect*.
ft tAn: ** oholce Eat- C Q („ t»., 11 -. plain an.l stripes, sp--Mai
' f~J I |m V urday. for only ¥W,WV f, >r Saturday. QO.
FI i3B l \ Xdnen Butte Seduced, epectal ' %r A
i| |f I SI3 \' lot tt * t p at oa SO doz. ie • orsets Go On w
* I S til 42-Inch Coats, tucked back
'I Is E\V and front, button trimmed Sale At U r dt?V cAlO^nirK]
if ! 2 Sll wepUoeth.se M , ... .. . , . ; . ..... ~d- Wl I W\
/If Ii I wnv ,lUt * ou ,al# fct Qfl *M*. i.igh. low Ol W*\J)j£t \
lit ll ■■ effi lT\ choice for only. *et* utw iys worth |l. your choice /Ml w
*f ll 13 lm rn* Saturday while they 7Ql* /3, ; lf® v
I 11 MR ftll and %S Wash Dresses, die- ia , t f,. r f ?fC /Alf.li
SJI (l n fft || tlaotlrely new and the sea- Ait*l.lA t AHKHAAKAH M'KCI.AIA //olfl
eon’s highest production in Koit oATlltlilt. iV’wJt Id
*»d color es- 7fV< . , ri(IA|A|KI> ah*iia cn p ||}/IT(UjL
4 k f y facts, plain or .laborat.ly aKllll*. only OVU
—* trimmed; your cboloe of the u y ikivimiii t tiKAKT QQn K I>>llil
- entire lot Saturday QO , „AKHA. "nl> LjUiUlJ^
XT for only VvasfO #i ini l At K THIMAIKH QQn “ r
" A|<;HT UQWAt, only
/X SoOALI/A PATTOLAI /TV
* *7i*a AA/onnwAPP avL.
Ribbons--An Over-the-Fourth Need
The moit beautiful kinds and the most dependable qualities, at the most alluring prices. Mi at h the st,>rv of
Hudson's Klbbons In one sentence Crisp, fresh Taffetas, rich, glossy Satins; soft, graceful M oßS.il lues, ate
elegant Moires, priced for Saturday before the Fourth most attractively.
SATIN TAFFETA RIBBONS in white MESS A LINE RIBBONS, beautiful soft mgg
I|| and colors, 4ln wide and waahable; , w j,Re and colon; ILBO W
II
|\ w I BATIN rAFFETA flk ,
A / shades wide, in leading colors and white
WHITE SATIN ST it IPE MOIRE RIBBONS, one of th"* WIDE SATIN TAFFETA RIBBONS, extra heavy
season's handsomest novelties. sin wide and a quality quality, superb satli face, ♦> In.
that Lows beautifully. Verv speclaj "2 2 _ wide, in all the wanted
value at shades as well as white Extra value • J/w
Hats for the Fourth Rendv to Wear or
That Need Hut Little Trimming
SATURDAY, JULY von may take vom KOUC.H AND I'LADY SAILOR ITATS
-choice of anv Irimmet] Hat in our stock, any im- , '“ r bmirth ' A,ar - \ ' a ' t ’Tl* * ,
ported model. New Wk I attern Hat or product th>r> . ]Rr^r an(| T ma U shapes in mush room
«*f our ow n work t--.ni'. A original, stylish an ,j r ,,jij ni r brim effects. Need no trimtrin*
showing, including Hats sold earlier m the season ;,nd are Hats wo: }•» regularly Sf 5° an( l --’.50
up to sJxx). each.
NOW *1.98, $2.98, 83.98 and 85.00. <H< )K I’ \T 49c and 98c.
BLACK (II IP. RIHw.H black HAIR RRAID HA IS. BLACK AND WHITE
[i u All) \v i) It l*R VI ii MILAN BRAID NAIL
STRAW HATS AH ,! in ,hr n,,, “ P " IJ “ lar Sl ’ a,, y OR HATS, in new and
sortment of styles worth now worn. Regular $2.98 uid popular styles. Regular
25c $1.98 $1.98
SATURDAY CLEARANCE OF aoo DOZ. ASSORTED FLOWERS
1 Roses. Buds. Daisies. Lilacs. Black Mowers 1 (),-<*
2r>cail(i 4VC Hyacinths, Foliage, etc, etc 311(1 4/C

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