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All Choked Up With Catarrh?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment?
Sprays and douches will never
cure you.
Catarrh is annoy inc wiu-n
tt chokes up your nostrils ami r pas
sages. causing pamful ami dsiTuuU
breathing and other diseomioris Hut
the real danger comes wht-u ;t readies
down into your iuugs.
This is why you should at mice real
ize the importance oi the pruper rreat
tnent. and lose no tlnu ? -\p- rimeat'ng
Kith worthless remedies \v'ui<!s touch
only surfuct*. To bt? rid of c'n
uu rh. > t?j i must drive tho disease
iri-rn*.-8 out ?<(' yuur Mood.
Spi* !!<iid results hu.v>? bi- ti ri'in>ri? (j
t it?- us?- oi S. S. S.. which coin
p!? ti iy routs? from your biood ' h>
>*at<irr!t ui-rtus, for which il is a
toct aiiii'io!".
S. S. S. is ?old by all driuj;!.-' s. IT
you wish ?:n tikal advice as to lh-<
ir**atiu'-nt <*f your own Individual case,
writ" r>?d?y to < 'hi<-f Medical Advist-;-,
Swift Specific Co.. Dept. L 277. Atlanta,
<Ja
THE NEW EDISON
"The "Phonogrrph With a Soul"
I
s
You an: undoubtedly a music-lover. Do i lie mere
meehaniral reproductions of music by the talking
machine offend y<?ur ear? Thomas A. Edison's new
art makes talking machines things of the past.
We want you to hear this new art? Music's J\<
Creation, and cordially invite you 10 visit ?>ur Shop.
We feel it a privilege to briny you nous of .Mu^i'-'s
Re-Creation and shall be pleased to demonstrate it
for you.
Diamond Disc Shop, Inc.
14 FOURTEENTH STREET.
Nat'l. 1335-Y. Rogers Hotel Building. Bell 1063-J.
Use Our Money
to asli us for money If you havep't the ? f - v
to j ay your W'e ma!u< loans In Wheeling ? 1
towns in West Virginia on Household Ouods.
lors?s. Vcltii'Ics. u." any kind of personal property. leaving
?'our p?s*?.:ssion Our layments art? \-ry sniail unci ?;:*>>
Vo'.i .\tu pa> o ?' f the amount in small weekly, monthly
" i tn. nts, and wo wiJJ allow you a year's t!m* if neo
V?'U rail i iy o : f the loan a" ati> r i interest only
ime you k?ep the money. You win find us square and hon
all our <.!? :il ir:cs ? that's tlu* r-ason <*!trii >>-ar shows a de
-- . ... 1:1 '>ur business. A!! busings s'rietly ci'tilidentiH1..
Extension of ttm? Kru.nt>.ti without extra cost in eases ot" sickness
? r our of work.
Mail or phor>/> app' :<??'!* ions re i r?:r prompt attention. If
you :>;?-<l .nrtri ear. not <-ail. fil! out th>? following blank, mail it
ro ?.!?.' Room 22n. SehMuIbach Building. Wheeling, W. Va., and our
agent w ill call and arrange luan at your home.
Pen t hes
rash with wh:
a;! s:i:r.?i:r.d:i
Pranks.
them !r
to r i.a1..'
"r
?*s?ar> .
for the
o:ab!
elded
Nam? . ,
Amount Wonted
We a'?o mak" Io.t:* ;tt o'
Bridgeport, Uellaire. and all su
:r same low rates In Martina Kerry.
rrour.d:r.e towns in Ohio.
Tiiones ? National. 1701-Y; Bell, 1727-B. Call ns tip
TTr-ifcl 0L?0 RELIABLE
ibClie benefit o/?
Kfoui Experience
O :sr ? ? x f ?
r
tri>i
!n r?
the* tr*:as
day.
? ? r.'i .?
rr.?
? ; ^-r?-a* as
: ; hour of
;u:;?ral
!? ? > f u? .of
i?r that last
Palace Undertakers
;3C-l-06-0o aioln St.
Soth Pitoaen.
Mrs. Augusta Hepe.
Mrs. Au-rusia i !?? pt-. one of the old
est. and fidely known r*--id>a:s
of Henvj'ood. died in the family home
yesterday morning a- 7:4o u'i io? k
She a?e-| 7". Mr.: i I had
lived in *he Benwooti oomnwuiiiy for
a xreaf many year- She a as a com
municant of Sr. Matthew's Luth>*rau
church <>f that town.
She leave* nine children. namely:
Mr.<. tl. Marx. i>t" Wheeling; Mrs. !<'?;
rerer. \<f Trenton. N. J.; Mrs. George
Morpan and Henry H'.*pe. of ' 'olumtMts,
Ohio; Miss Minnie and Ausju.-i. Kd
ward. Louis and Krede i !??;??? of
wood.
Funeral s'-r. v. ? ! ! !??> (
place. of dea:h Monday af
2 o'clock, with the Rev. George h".
Hein officiating. Uurial w ; 1 1 he i:i
Greenwood i ??nu-'?-ry. r i ; i
Funepal for Jacob Snyder.
Many friends a rinded the funeral
services herd yesterday afr-rnoon roi
the Hon. .Jacob Suvder. former state
senator, v. ho died Wednesday. The
services wi v held in the home o! his
sister. Mrs. \\\ Morris, lil I Koff
street, where he passed away The
Rev. K. K. " L. St rider or S' Matthew" ?;
Protestaa* Episcopal church, otflci
ated. Interment was in Greenwood
cemetery. Th? pallbearers were \Y.
>d ;ti
: riuun
i!. Swart z. Charier Campbell. FVnl.
; Snyder. Alfred Snyder. K. I J. Conn-r
I and iit-nrv Kroutuweth.
I
! Funeral for Young Guardsman.
i Yesterday uiorninu bri?-t lum-iai
. services w?-re held in tin* Mendel
. chapel. 1121? Chaplitu* streit. for Kay
? Sanders, member of Company A, of
Clarksburg. encamped on the Islarul.
who di?-d in a local hospital \Vedne>
I day. The body was laketi to Clays*
i vilio. lJa.. his former home, where
J additional services were held rind in
? tenuent made. The body was arcom
: panieu by his parents and a detach*
j cuent of comrades as an escort of
j honor.
A. D. Parr.
I CLAHKSBL'Ki;. W. Va.. June !*>.?
Anson Dt-arin*: far:-, a leading busi
ness man of this city. died today at
his homo on L'.'ast Main street aft'T
? a lingering illness of blights disease
J aged years. For many years h"
i won fame on race tracks throughout
! tin- country as the owner of some of
1 1 finest strings of throughbred
tracers iti West Virginia. He was head
c.f the I'arr Lumber t"o . a founder of
; tio- \V*??st Virginia Pair Association
I and was actively identified with the
; business and social 1 i f ? ? of this cotn
;muuit\. His funeral will take piae^
I at tlirte p. m. Sunday at tin- Church
! -r rne immaculate Conception.
Stato Deaths.
} S;- ? I > -s -?? - J- S" !li?
1 t'l.AUKM>t'U< W. Viv, Juno i.V ?
i ;i 1"Hk il.tii --. M J. f:?l?ey. a. n.*
? 1 1 r??i business Mi.in \V?-st'jn, <l:o<l f < ?
J ?|:iy? :n ;; t 'l.-il kslj..ri; :it<s|>ttal. a^c<l
i I ? ???rs
: .1 <??!!! i * I ,'ivil \\":!.?i.r.Snrjr, !?' ?!> ail
| i';ii(v.vijn; u vurKi<^t operandi In a
; ?*:iirkshurc li"spttiil. tiK'-rl V.' The
? a'l'.l v? rai children survive,
j i
FATBJOTIC SEE. VICE '
i A t'Utr! >t!?* service will i.<- leinor
rf-v. ? ?. ??iun?r. i: 7:"". in th?* \.<rih Str*-?'t I
' M. ? -!i i r- i s '."hil'lr^n will
; : rt :,ri interest mv proirr.nn < f ?"nK.- and
; : ? i-it;i i <" IturKesv Taylor \v : I i
; liver an risi-ir- s-? i-ij "Our Inity- iii the
; I *[?, ... f ; * I "I" J VI ^ "
t
I |
i \?bi :? piru-h -?f baking powder to tna
j ? crust.
VISIT THE ACORN
DISTRIBUTORS FOR ALL
BRANDS OF GINGER ALES
AND TABLE WATERS : :
Sam L'njrerleider, F*resident ? Rudolph Schafer, Sec'y and lYeas.
ALUMNAE REUNION |!
OF ST. JOSEPH'S J
DSXJtOHTl'UI. AFFA1K WAS j
LAST NIGHT ai riil* Ao*
SOClA'ilON
jsovv Officer Elected. *?VUU yiBcca;j
Owe us aj Preslden. ? Flt-*
unr yxoyraiu. ,
--- .1 ? a-iKii-. v- 1 '' 1
'tis-- nicnl of 1 Uu natli-i :
; r stum/iiis. wt>- l-r: i~u- ;n Hi* ^ ;
A". .mua; A ? .aUW. , ^ ,j... ,
. j su" ?i.''" ' iT:^- .
1,1 I ' , * .11 ?!? c. t<- : ii- tun -m hall !
^uiiuiLtfec 11 . . |
V ui- :? . ?!?? I ? a d' I stulUi. pio ,
. .. V .V : sunt had '
,rH v,-;l-.w and .?.!? 1 1--'. JmIiii - am !
'??r:is ai-l hu?vs bundles <?! woodbind;
-iiubt.-iw u'-j-.; used.
- t imcis Hold and vvliio; ctvu* paper. |
i t.,- v :???/.; tn ;s was o| ?> mil by tlm sniif-i
u;>, ol th" l"apal anthem ulld Alllvricii |
"horns. l-il-wal b> roll call and read
111); Ui ibu u? mutes by .Miss Marie Lam:, J
?-. er-tai v . Mr,. M. I.. I-Vml. ir-asuri:r j
1 1 th- association. mudu inw Uliuii- .
.?ml report. alter which. Mrs. J. J- k-ai"" |
,..t: pi-. siu. su. addressed the members,
bidding Hie!" wcleom. . ami lue-lly ,
. :,uiii Ui- b iivlll ot Calhulic v;tU"\uion.
. with welcoming in IxMiair o. j
tile As.-vclui loll. tl*?- clasa ot i'l.. i
*ri?o soc'tUiry, ^li?s i.uiu. itnnuuiii'.' M
t!i- follow mi; ualn-s, ft HI- 'lass "f :
Aiad-im- sradnaus. Mis? -> '
? ?thy K. Hu'.ts. Virginia ? ' ' "J ri* (? "
l-.u/.a???--iU M. J'f-?;ii'ilui . i.vi f
i-'rciMiKiili. KaMi? " 1 :? \i iV,
i;ur-t A. L>vugli.-i :y. \ irjjiuia A. Millei..
A'i- lUt iv. M- i'-ul'I' i" , !
i *n tii:<i>arcial gra-iua ? - MisSi-*5 Ar.p-i-i
I. Uwic. Minn ?: Uurul.'. Uuriu !.'
i .Wii,/ lUliihb-tii K. i I ullcr. ljilliaii
.U'linsioii, Ocrlruii'- i; Iv^ru. Joanna ?-?
.\K'i jvi'.il, Ajiiicc M Mo?f lian, JtiuiifL*' ?
\j Mcli'.ii, liruco M. Ui JUy. v.<crLiuJj
]\i' siiuii*} . Marjjurut H. Siainm.
Mt>s Virginia t'.inull iiiailo a very ?
i.UaslliK liitioiiiu tioii ol Uu; v.'lu>? ol i
ar.d i.\|>i'**:?&cil t!in M loim atiCC- j
ti'fii ?>! t!i- for llicir Alma ilaic!.,
\viii? 1 1 will bv' oiuc livit^Acii^'ii Lheu j
uni ion wiilr ill** Alumiiao.
Th s w us rt.-.?|?oinnrd lo by -Mi."^ Mar- (
...,{??? t JLiouytn-'i-ij ami iliss Mai i? *? ? j
Coy iio ft ilio cla>s oi 1'JlT. Mias 1'ourIi
. ri y lold ol" her tim>i?infd lo liavi; llu*. j
? ?fi'io: tmut v bi itiuiik i!ir- ori;aiui.ation
r. |- tin- ijoKl \U da! :oi- l-URliSa l.iUia
fa'V. v.litcli liifj I'.a?i iifitatcd to uo!
A > "aiU'ii; :c tjiaduai-s, ami wnidi ?a.s w->n
j.. v |1(. r. I .ilvvw isc. Miss CoJIiu. w
i i t'.isud if-r api'T' ciaUoi; l?-r tln? K"'1' .
vial sin- rcc-u.-tl !i"" ivmuitiialiip.
t i* ir li to l be i-'wiiiui1 '? ?-"'ai ?raduaA?a j
winch slio lor men: ivcelvi.-d.
0f!Lc?r8 ElectwL it ,
Tht> old school sozi?. * Alma Mater .
w.is tlieii suk at'lei" whiili tile '?l<*ctlOii j
it oHloers ensued, with tile lollowlnK
l'resi.1. ni. Mrs. Vinci n: nw. ns; lirst
vice sJ?i'. n! .^'1^ I .oUis 1 lleliel , s??C
oti.l vie piv-i.l- ni. Mrs Lillian lluni
Plir.- ., : 1 . i : ? J v ic Mr*- ?[
? an oil; :???-?: t J\ pt-snl. tii. Mrs. U m. :
scuTfi ar\ . Miss Mildred ?
tivsi s?ur?-i\ MiKs N ? ? I i ? Moxaii.
\>rv i:.-v, II M.?>.-. \. t.. Id-. 1 . .
men eM'-iiO' il comtraxulu: ions lo tit
^-ruduat-s. ami oft-red Kind and -iiOoui
iiKlnp wo-ds t lie Alumnus '
The sin^il'.n o* ?111- Mar siia.li.od
r.-ii ?-r do? .1 111- program, and all
I _,.,| tli- ? lass room, which had
t'--:i made h-a.i"i: i! for the occasion
,(?? urevailiim >'"!'"?? f1"11,
white, iiitertnins'i-d vvilh Rr-cnerv andjj
rnasrnolius. . .
Th- irii'-st" vv-r" s-'al-'l at Mi. all ubh ?
w lu.-li w> i- ajl-rm d with .?m:ill !? reneh .
? ; dai-i. S ai d partook oL li
il'r-. inht fill ''ni' I;" "ii- vv hi eh bore yellow
(111*1 Willi- S' st ion"
Those ?'? es? lit m-'. idcd:
MIsbOb.
T>o?- Wiv!.-. Cerirufl" Korn
O.-ii- .i- v-W hyt" cr.i.-c Kiddy
1 5? n? vi^vo i*lark l4inct*?rs
V;rtrim i ??lark Lillian Humphrey
/.itn ' 'lurU Hejtlna Kart-nv
il-rtrude Slar.-y Uatherin- Kvnn
Man- I'oynrt i Marie Winif-rtv
Katlien:i- Kol- ? Marir:ir-t M<"? l;>shoy
.loaiina Mcitroa! < ;<>rtrud- Mono'ian
U-Sinit Kobrooht Airneo Mon<?han
Katharine Sh^flin N-tth- Troll
IVroiiella 1 'e VII?BhiAddl- Menrtenhnil
.Tano Carey lliiyhucl Mornn
Maym- I'ar-y Martha Morun
May l!"wl-y M.-uKaret Sachfr
ilos- l.oMns He trln a iTell
Airn-s Mulbn-'v Virginia. rroll
l.l/./.i- li-n??-r \nt;ellii- Kalt* nhach
Mar?:ar-t Malunoy \l:ir?ciir-t Cillifc-an
Klizabeili Jtitit: Knt!ilc>*n ? ? 1 M i ii :? :i
Anno W.iil' rt*.-r Mndcll!'?? ^
Ada fa rroll II-1-ti l*'liw raid
i 'arf'.e Oiumpors !r> Mehi n
Katharine I.iiwth??rs Lillian Jdhrsmn
Marsneritw U? th- Murmur-: Manioii .'
.-rs Janet le M-hen
Ml' aimr r.alU-y Mi!dr*-d I'ouh v
Mary Mullf.'ii'ns Margaret Tuck-r |
r.l.ral'-th li-lf. r U-wina Walsh
v -^-!a Uoy iw vla3?'lir.e Hohel
I . tolhv litltts Mai nur-t St.'inilii
Haz-I \Veltz-l Irene fnfrone
Api-s Monillan MiirKarft Malon- y j
i U: Hi H-ai-y . Kos- Ow-ns ?
Airn-s 1 Juiian Abii-s Mullam-y
M;irv i lorsuch Knih* rine I'Mali-r' \
J l? -in:: i Ichsell- I .11;? ib? i !i l.H.n^llerty
ku-hn Vrtiia 1>ou^Iitij.
] a i i-l: ? si'kik hn Martian t I >? mi k!i- rt y
Jvlilh ' "arr-dl Sahilia I?i'v!
\n^-!a M' Kndd-ii Vart-ar-t HiirIi-m
fie! la M.'l'"ad'l> ti .Y.ui par-t l?oyl
Anir-ln Pp '-miuII' r ? riiy.ah.'th lleiiry j
Frances 1 ?i ? umil'.er K-th-rlnV* Henry 1
P.li/.ab''!li I in-Kinillwr Karrle Mlll-r
Marie bau- Min-ita Mtll-r
Noll Moran Virginia Mllier
J-an-tte M> Alllster Ttn I !i Jordori ,
Anna Matey Mai v l..y?.n?
I'atlieriii'* Karlcy <*,air.- llo..|seh
Annit ilcCab- Laura I. j
M?*Aani?8.
.los. S*cudpr I-'. I'- McOSe*
Hnlif-rl l-'iseli^r Tlios.- Marker ? (
Harry .IiuiKliiii? .T ?->lirs Waller
i-'rank Allm-yer Stan!--. I
A J Nooine Knlh-ritie itluisan i
M. .r. foid l*. I' H'-ntlierly j
Vincent <?w-ns Lro lloseh
Howard MeKadden W W.
Maurice u.-mdTu Panl-'I n l/*ary
1: K. Lvons Kdpar llofrman
I lo i.i ts Hein-r K. C. Knowlc.?
Jos. McGnlsran Will Ttemp"
M. P.. Ball^v Joseph I'lllor.
j J. Par roll .limies AVhyte
K. I*. HoaHifrly
Muskingum Finishes lis
Most Prosperous Year
8f?-ial r>!?i'?trh to Hi# li?!?'.l,K'r.>'#r.
NEW CONCORD. (>.. J?n? i:'
with ih<? college sing Thursday uii:hL
wiiieh wib attiudfil by two tlmusand
t.poplo the meat. -St cornmcnoiMiicnt in
t j... histnry uf Muskitiuuui coHenf was
conelutled.
In his annriuncomcnt in the : i f i ? * i -
P-ii.n l'residotu Moniponiory rr-terroil
I CI I he fuel thai l hv year had ??"?? mi
Table in that the larp^si aHiinlanf.'
!,?? ativ sitmle year had hct-n enndled
? his vear. a toial of S*2 siiniotlis. wo
hundred and eight thousand dollars
have been added to the assets ?>i he
Instil ulion during t.ho year a?ul addi
tional uit's are OlTereil Vhtrli will in-,
tal sr?00.0"i> when completed.
five you up nion and women, while ;
honorary di- -srees were eunion ed as ?
follo-wi- iKK-tOr of lJlWrt. Waviie U. i
Wheeler. A. M. of Washington. I>. < . ;
Attorney lv,r Uie National AiU i-?a loon .
U'anTie; Doctor of Divinity on i{ev. j
Frank Lloyd, of Cincinnati Ohio. K-v.
.1. 1 iarp^r llutchnian of Irwin. ? I a .
Rev. P. NV. Wilson of chase City. I'a . |
President of Thyno lnstitnl".
t'resiuent J. Knox Motuuotni ry. in
his address to the sraduatiiiic class I
in' deliveriiiK tho diplvimas preKeiue.i j
the fact that the world had a rieht (
to expect of these young people !"?- j
'business diregtsrF 1
building CONTRACTOR.
"Vincent Vercellotti,
Cement. Prick and Stone Contractor
All Work Ouaratite?ed.
sell * Photic -1K-R.
FntterMon. Kim Orove. W. C*.
STRATFORD SPRING WATER
Wat?T In Ohio Vall?y.
t'ellvered Fresh Dally
Sell 91-J. Nat'l Ati.
MOKNING SPECIAL
8:30 to 10 30
CLARK'S 0. N. T.
COTTON
All Nos., Black and
White. 6 Spools for
Sells regular for 6c Spool.
.. ? j
AFTERNOON SPECIAL
1 to 5 ?
15c Can Extra Large Size
WILD WOOD VIOLET
TALCUM nil9n
POWDER 1
Special these hours o^ly.
msasr
>&*?
Seasonable Merchandise, Per feci in Quality,
Very Latest Style and Priced to Undersell
The lv??sc Company is strictly an Underselling Store, arid by underselling wc mean
new and standard merchandise and not so-called odds and ends. We feature
cut prices every selling day in the week ? and not wvait until at the end of
the season with an accumulated stock of "plunder" that is palmed off on an
unsuspecting public. So, the difference ? Seasonable merchandise at a big
substantial saving when" you actually need and want it. ? ?
crisp
Clearing {fie Decks of Ai! Coals and Suits
To wiml u j? our .ui?rins season art"? rlot-ina' out our entire stock at
prin-.-- !>ss than uin-half in many instances.
Th.-n-'s some \?*r> ihoice' picking yet for t that have "waited ? all
at extra bitr savings.
Suits Up to $17.50, Now ?7.50
Assorted sizes <*i n < 1 colors, only left,
so if you're to iret the Suit come quick.
Suits Up to S25.00, Now ?12.50
Miule of ;iii except imially good, fasw.
color, Men's Wear eSrge, very newest !
of styles only.
COATS nf lincst Velour plaids, sport
styles, ihe regular ?7.50 (PQ QfT
.and $11). 00 kiin 1 tpOot/O
COATS nf I'upliu and Velour I'ln-viots.
JVnntiful colors. Smart
est styles , now
COATS tlral reuniiai-ly soil
at $1'J.')H ,nn?'
COATS that roiruiarly >ell
at $20.00. nmv
Regular Silk Jersey Sport
Coats, $16.50 to
All Colors, Newest Styles ? Correct
Lengths.
WASH SKIRTS at 89c to $3.98
Most important of all to the
decidedly predominant.
"Washable Skirts of Repp, Pique. Fancy
Cords,. Basket Weave, Linen, ictc., with all the
new plain, gathered and o ther 71 ovelty pockets,
with broad belts and tine pearl buttons, com
plete range of sizes at 89<p, $1.50, $1.98 to
$3.98.
woman who- wishes to be stylishly
attired is her skirt. The skirt
that is now the smartest is the
i
Newest Trimmed
Hats? Black White
and Colors.
81. OS up to So. 08
We can >;iy without four of
contradiction lliat each one ? ? f
llirse splendid now .-'.inuiier
concepi ions a iv wuri li double
tli money. Many appreciate
"Hose" .Millinery ? '"or Hiey
ran sertire ;i new hat ? at
i heir price- when 1 1 . ? ? v want
It.
ll table <il
< Mr* spe
Untrimmed Shapes
Values in) 1
$2.00 Trimmed
Panamas
79c
98''
Boys' Clothing at Special Saturday Prices
Boys' $6.00 Confirmation Suits
Hoys' all-wool serge and fancy mixture
I ontirmutiori Suits ? pinch back, a\ i t li
patch pockets, lined or unlinod pants, ?w
Ira good. and durable double d* A
"fa ms, I'ully reinforced crotch tj) jL'&t/t/
Boys' $5.00 Summer Suits
An extra big assortment of boys' fancy
mixture suits in the newest arid most
tiirssy m.odels; pinc.h-bac.k and elev
little mannish models in
the assortment
$3.95
SPECIAL SALE OF CLEVER WASH SUITS FOR BOYS
,\ ltiu' tabic of Ki?vs* Wash Suits in an unlimited assortment
el natty styles: nicely made,, of galateas, poplins, repps, peggy
?loth, etc., in white, blue, tan and combinations. Si/.e A U
from :: to S years. Keonomy Sale Price
)ys' QQ^i35c Boys' 9%f B?ys' sP?rt AQs>
jring- Hats ,Elouses. . Blouses
Boys
Sprin,, _ .
A table nf Hoys' Liftni I Hoys' Him* Clta.ni!
W i'iciit < ' I o : li a n it hra v Striped and j White and colors
Slraw lials, al! sizes; j Percale Tapole^js 1 ,,j ..4,.;,..,.. ,,i
woVjIi ??."??-. Sale price HIou.-ch. Sale price j . ^ ?
U?e I L'5c. ; sizes.
Waists ? Every Kind
and Every New Style
at Prices Much Less
Than Regular.
The woman who must have
;t now Waist will find a most
gratifying selection afforded
by the tmivesrsal assortments
now ready. Hundreds of the
daintiest new Summer models
are here at. virtually any price
you wish to jviy. and excep
tionally large attractive as
sortments at the- popular
prices.
New Striped-Voile Waist6 ?
New Organdy Waists, New
Embroidered F'ine Voile
Waists, Crepe De Chine
Waists, Pussy Willow Jap Silk
Waists, Georgette Waists.
The Season's Choicest Style*.
At price range ? S5.98,
95.00, ?3.9S, QP(i
S2.98, $1.98 &
New, Clean, Seasonable, Wanted Merchandise at prices you can't duplicate them for elsewhere.
TOILET WANTS
At Prices Mucfi Less Than
Regular.
'Jill' !>!\ I .Villi S Toiitll I'.'ISll'
ur I'uwiirr . 17 c
1;V. Willi Win hi Talruni
I'nvv <|t-r at f)C
? !.?r I >;i|_rLr? i> & 1* a ins' It II s
<'n I' I Oram at. .. 125o
;i('r I Vpsii jnnt Tuiitli l\*ist?*
it .
."?(??? I!-. iiic Parisian Sasjr
I lair T..ui.,_ ,'?Df
'2'w I >.i ?? r Kiss Talruni
I \ >u .It r a! 2 \ C
!?'n ???'!' i\i Olid li.'t Ivico
IW.I.r
1 ' 'r ( ilk'.' I'alin ? ? 1 i v ??
S??:i |? ...... -71. >0
I'.i.n I" R.M.-Ii.t's
( astoria ..
I Mr ( \' ;i |] i ? y Fair
Tnili-t Si. an. a >si?rt i-d,
??a li ?? .... _ .
?J;"..- Civilian's Tr-t Inn 's,
Sanilol. >'?' Saliti Skin
|-*;i i ? ? ? I'nwili r. I?>;\ 1{)C
L'.ic CaUi- iu'siiml .Mfili
i-alfil Toili-t Si >.t | ? 1 Or
'J. if I ?fi|J If <)liii|'ll<l. I (OX
Spiro or jar .Mini<> kills
all n<|or it!' |?rr>|iiral ion ;
f.lioif c 1 flc
&0c Women's Double Finger
Tipped Silk Gloves ' - 'J
r I ii s |i fast i-iiinjr ? .-ill
....39c
Women's 50c Envelope
C liemise Kmliniiilrry
i ri in in ftl - - a s s o r t o d
SI/.-'S ... 1.39c
Women's 50c Brassieres ?
( ' 1 1 1 1 1 \* l;n*?* and embroi
dery trimmed bark 'and
front with wid<' i*i 1 vri npfs
;? 1 1 < i insert inirs. Newest,
styles. all sizes. .'Hi to -18.
IVrt'ci't simps and ifw.
Special here only 39c
Women's 50c Muslin Gowns
Slipvvi'j* style. ?'in hr? ?i
d'Tv trimmed, ribbon
hi-m : eiit hi?,' and full juid
\v i ? 1 1 1 1 1 ; i>? ir and of j;uud
1 1 1 1 1 ? rial. Special here
only 39 c
Women's 50c Collars of
cm hroidV-red -o r jr a u d y
and lace trimmed c-.ol
l;i rs. and coll a r and
? : 1 1 tV sets'. No west shapes.
??hoici; 39c
Women's 25c. Drawers of
?rood Li'iij,' cloth. wide
??lit . finiiruitl.Ty i ri in xnotl
n|)fij or closed 19c
Women's 65c Bungalov?
Aprons of Percales, guar
anteed fast colors. Cut
full and big and roomy.
Light and dark colors.
Saturday only.i 49c
$1.50 Women's and Misses'
Middy Blouses of best
1 1 n;i i i 1 Hyde's tlnlalea
clot hs. Self an-l contrast -
i f i ir colors, .stripes, flow
ers and solid colors;
Lt'iiii m?*? I. NoAvrst styles,
assorted sizes. Here only
Saturday S9 c
Women's SI. 00 Corsets ?
Perfect and only dis
continued lines. Good
models. Special
Women's 50 White Silk
Gloves ? Double riujror
tips, l' - clasp fasteners.
All sizes. Speeial__39c
Women's Auto Hoods ?
Select stock, very lull
iiiui fluffy. White. Mack,
hlaek and while, white
and black, and taupe.
The price' range. $4.98,
S3. 98 __ $2.98
Women's $1.25 and ,$1.50
House Dresses ? Fast color
ehambray. gingham and
chock- ? plaid ;ixicl stripe
ginghnriis: well' made of
-host of materials : newest
styles, neatly trimmed,
regular and extra sizes.
Special J 98?
29c Women's Gauze Union
Suits ? Tape trimmed tops
and lace trimmed- come
all sizes. Special___23?
10c Women's Gauze Vests
Tape trimmed. Ten do/.e*
only, while they last.. 7c
50c- Women's White Voile
Wash. Waists ? Tailored
or lace trimmed: newest
styles; clean and . new.
All si /.os 29c
SI. 00 and S1.25 Satin and
Crepe de Chine Camisoles
of best materials; newest
styles, lace edge and in
? .serting. trimmed and new
colors, flesh and white.
All sizes. Saturday
only 89?
Women's 29c Burson Hose
Perfect goods, black only,
pair 19?
it* of J lu-i r diplomas ut leas! ihivp
i! i.ns.w fits:, liiat i hoy would !i<- nu n
r mi w*o * 1 1* * li of \i.-iun. i I oar and }.: ??;? < I .
rfiuiti. i ha I i hoy would i>. un'n ami
v.nnn'ii or' iviiraiji'. utterly undatnifocJ
any <i liTioii 1 1 y ihat mifilu voitfroni
ihi-rii. ami thirrf. thai they would bo
!n<?n and wonon who would fWfPi'il,
having no. siuh word- as. "failure ' in
ihfir vocabulary.
The annual address was dolivered
l?y fir. James I of \itshville.
Term.. and was one of tie- best over
I. card here. Ix-ini; most limHy in this
n. iiou.'il and wi ld crisis. (1m discuss
r>d tho llfp and '? alership d-mantied
in t!ir>un days.
In Hrown ora'orteal mutr-st the
iir:/?'s w*?n b\ FV-a-rlee Mlonn-,
? f Stanton. Ky.. Rohard Jobuson, of
St. < "lairs vil !??. O., and J. J. NJrIh*aino, I
j of Hen Avon. Pa. j
' Tin* roli^KL- board was iMiihusia.i'.lc
nvi r iji" progress of ;h" school. t
| rlm-ted in ilif chair of Knglish. Pr(Vf. ;
Thomas \V. Baldwin. Ph. I of Priiu.-t*- i
i ton I nivt-rsity. ami to t h^ rhair of Ed- i
juration. Prof. John \Y. <i0od. o:'" the
j I iiivcrsiiy of Illinois.
Th?- Sutiimer Srhool opens Monday,
i.lnm- IS. ;i ntl fhr outlook is for a .arge
1 1 y iiirri'.'isi-d on rolling nr.
The Sensible Course.
.limrnie- singled when the 'rachr-r
.???-ad rii? siory of the Roman who j
swam arrnfis in*1 Tih'-r threp t imos j
bt-ior?- breakfast.
"Vou do not doubt, thai a iraiaea j
swimmer could <lo that, tl?? you, Jim
ni lonelier demanded.
"No. ma'am." answered .Timmie..
"but I wondered why he didn't make
it four times and iret hnckco the side
hi.- clothes were on."
GEOJCGE W. GIBSON REPORTED
DYING THIS MORNING.
fir-urn*" W <? ? i t j ?- c? 1 1 . :i^i**1 :i 1 1< I w i ? I ? - ! >"
ki'nwn r.-?l>1ent *>:' Kif. '/.hi ieol. ua."
f' r"?ri'*'i i" i?-' ilyuin' i !? tie; otiiu \'nll?>5'
Gftural n op (vital al 3 o'clock this morn
inir. ?.
Mr. . Kson. vinio Is the senior rcnunfo.-r
of the Oihson an<1 Price produce firm ..f
ivliair-v wns ??i)?,r.uod upon several days
ago lor appendicitis. Owing to his
It Is ?h.-!i.-vi'<l that cannot survive ?Ji
r?-.'u:! lor.. I '
Ills family whs summoned to his
horlsi.lv l.ito ia.st night.. He b??^an sink
ing > "St'-rthty ami has rapidly b?-conii
weaker.
*!*!???? proof ol'th* political pudding' lii-t
in the pi tint of distribution.
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