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FRIDAY, MA V 2S.;, 1917.
PAGE FIVE
Y. M. C. A. WILL HAVE
SECTION IN PARADE
' The Y. M ' . at the Front" nn
lnipoitnat division of llio Memorial
D.iy I'ali'iotir ('olehiatinti prniniaos to
lie one id thf bis cwnt of the day.
Tis division baa Hut, a.s some li.ur
misunderstood, iinviliiiiK I" do with
rK-"iii'"' l,M'l association its
activities ar' entirely camp, held ami
trcmli. bearing tin- burdens and nsi.s
of army work li aceompliali a Rival
object of Kivat value In tin- p.nwrn
incut in war tiim.
Thi' farmer, labor inl lied i'ro;s
ir;aiiiatioii;i have their lime wi ll t t.
ht n up in their own division of the
his day, anil tin- church people ami
others will rally In Hie Y. M ('. A
il i v i: it n and meeting. I w I in reality
It is pilly that their nu-Hini; he held
lit the same hour, for the work of the
Y. M. C. A with and for I hit soldiers
in camp and Mold In :;o preal, mi nece:;
miry and no rppcaliui; thai il i;t in -teresitim;
to every division of the day
and every class in die nation.
Through the war department and
John 15. Matt, the hading Y. M. C. A.
man of the world, and at present a
member of the I'nited Stales mission
to Itus.-ia, President Wilson appeal
ed for the pent help the or-aiii;-.ation
run render to win the war.
It is of direct importance to the
State id' Illinois, whose ipiotu is 75,
0M soldiers and to Ottawa which
sends our own Company ('.
The Y. M. C. A. work at the Front
is practically a part of the army. The
Importance nltat lied to it by govern
motif, otlicials and army ("llicera is
revealed in many ways, it works un
der special provisions of Army Or
der No. ;W. The Koveinnient provides
Its transportation. Army ollicers do
its policing. Its supplies are Issued
by tint army, appeals from all quar
ters for continuance of its work, uro
, Ktrikinn. lis endorsements front
. ivcry department of c.overnmrnt and
,. army oilicials and the .soldiers are
instituted.
The story of this work for the
. benefit or all will he told ftn .Memorial
Day hy Tom .1. kdlin, of I'ontiae.
who had charge .f a department of
' the Y. M. ('. A. work on the Mexican
border and acted as chaplain of the
third and fourth Illinois. Our Com
pany C. hoys, one in the. third. He is
the. chosen iirKUiilzcr and spokesm in
for the ollicial Y. M. C.,A. work at the
front in this part of Illinois.
In writing to the local commute
Stale Secretary Slimnuher, of Chica
go, mvs: "Mr. KiPhi wa.; one of the
most successful Y. .M. C. A. i;ecre
taries on the border last summer. He
I has a splendid fliory to loll hotli eoti
ccrniiiK the 'work on the border and
'. coneernliiiT this new .opportunity for
c Korvlni: the present I'nited States
! army, lie is one of oar best plat
v twin men and you need not fear but
that a line bupropion will be made."
Mr. Killiti will illustrate his speefh
with tine stereoptiean pictures. lie
cr.4i-) -wiNn intt-y ftnthnst
;4 asm and loo per cent gratitude that.
he can servo his cotintdy in this fin
portant. vork ; .,
Announcement ' w ill be, made later
i of the' hour and place of all of (he
mootingb foe Memorial Day. ,
OLD GLORY FLOATS
BESIDE IN COLORS
(Continued from I'age 1.)
States will ho called up to give gen
erously and in a spirit of patriotic
sacrifice, for the support and mainten
ance of this work of national need.
(Slyiieil) "V'OOI)i;oW WILSON'."
School days ended
for 0. h. s. pupils
Today was the last regular Bchool
day for the students of the. Ottawa
liip.h school. Starting Monday, tin
final "exams" for the year will be held
Students who have maintained a.
average ol eighty-live per rent are ex
empt, fi'om examination. Youths who
took military traitmiK at Culver or
who worked on farms, are also ex
cusoil from the dual tests.
ZIMMERMANN FUNERAL WILL
BE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
The funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Ziminermanti will bo held Saturday
afternoon at 2 ::!() o'clock from the
lale residence on West. Lafayette
street, Instead of I'Yiday as was an
nounced last evening. Services will
be ollielatcd hy llev. Khert. Bulla
will bo in the Ottawa Avenue cemi
tery.
Leonard Hcniiclt visited with friend;
In Strcator last evening.
Notice, K. of P.
A apodal meeting of tho St. Klmo
LodKo, No. 70, K. of P., will bo held
Saturday, May at, 7 o'clock.. Third,
Hank Work will hn conforroil by tho
Paul Hovero IidiIko of Jollet. All
members aru ui'Kcnlly reipiested to at
tend.
V. K. CULWKl.L, C. C.
Benefit Program.
The Musical Club will meet Friday
nvoniim at X:l." at. the llaplisl church
Tho program will consist ot a number
' of old fashioned bouks. A collection
will be taken, the proceeds heiim used
for tho benefit of tho Couuly Farm
,Tho public Is cordially invllod.
Player Plnno Rolls,
Saxaphone arratiKemcitt, Imnd played
and song rolls, at the Smith Music Co.
823 La Satis St., next to Ciayety entrance.
GUY AND VI!;i8in'ITEMSl;i
l(ii hard Ui.w.. Vincent U h tc
1 - 1 r llines, ol .I,.;;cilles, v. i fo
f'Hi'is of I'r'eiiils in Ihii illy
ev i tiinr.
William iMarti-n. Sr.. ot : ta
and
lb
la t
i all"d on 1 1 n n I.-. in iiiis t i!
eveiniiv.
I.olii , I licbl, ol i e.i t"! , 1 i ll
Cllai.il ( : i li if . I:-. a tii;;:,.
''"I
.
Max Km i;.e I d l i in h
, i
lilt I
"I thi.; ril ait'T . Iti'liiliut; tie Ira.
'd-euii-!;,- loip in ) in ..li-atoi lor Ci
t f'-cr il;if.
Mr. i'tid
Urn J',IH'M
Mi:-,
of
.b My M ni trati v. i
;.lii'.i!"l h';' :i'l.; !a
venui".
J A. Kl. ul, Icy ictiiriiid loan;
!: ay alter a tv. ,i day:;' lm inc.;.
11 tp
in t iiic;r:ci.
Mi.;.-. Mae Mniph;, , of Chicago, i
I he c.ue ;t of In r oil. -Hi.;. M i :, licit
tint tlerlnide Anbury, of Waltliani
township.
Mis ; Myra Ol. oy, ol N v. ark, was
an Oliav.a isitor ye:teid,iy alter
m inn.
Mist Klla Price was a bu:iitit-s vis
iter in La Salle yertcr'lay aitcruuon.
Albert i:d;:c!l, ol l.a Salle, tiutw
aeU'd business vestenlay af'eitio,ei
:n" Ottawa.
Atiurney It. C. Ilonon'iite, of l.a
S.;lle, called on bti' iae::., aei.tr: iet
ances yesterday afternoon
Uichard Wolfe, oi.e in tile ollb ers of
I'he l eiple's Tnct K Savinu; Hank.
who was hurt in a fall Saturday even
in;?, is reported a:; KettiiiK along very
ni elv today.
Mark I utfy left thh morning for
Kansas City, where ho will visit for
cveral days.
Mr. and Mrs. Yv'llllam Stanton
to Strcator last evening.
Misses May and KIlie Woodlock are
spetuiiiip i ne nay in cuiciigo, nie guesi
of friends.
Yesterdiiy afternoon at, U : I o'clock
Miss Harriet Freeman, teacher in the
Marseilles public schools, and Fred
Fisher, of I'eloit, Wis., formerly i
Marsedles. and son of ex-city commis
sioner O. II. Usher, ol I iiiii. cuy. were
united in niaiilaKe. ' iie. Ciifl Stack
man, liiislor of lite f.'onnref;al ioiial
hnrch, ollicialcd at the services. Mr.
mil Mrs. Fisher left on a honeymoon
trip to i htcar.o. I hey will re;.id in
Iteloit.
DR. ARTHUR VVAITE
DIES IN THE CHAIR
0;'..',iuili::, X. Y., M'.y -" ' 'i:
with morning faces, eaner to labor,
ip.er to be happy."
This quotation from Stevenson was
the parting inossaue to this world ot
Or: Arlhur Wiiritn. Waite, who went
to the elect rle chair last nii'ht Willi
iinl'altei'jii!; nerve to epi:itc the ntur
er of his wile's parent, Mr. and Mrs.
.Toll li K. Peek.
In ii 'aealcd 'envelope, entrusted to
lr. Amos O. Sipiitc's, prison physi
fan with instructions not to open it
until today, Waite had written this
Today the body of the former ilea
list v,;i.( claiiiied by an ():;:, innis? till
rtaker actiiift under instructions
from Frank Waite, the (lei eased'p
brother. , Hf reipiesttid the body be
buiiod in New York.
Is this all there is to it?" ho r?
marked as tie. toon a seat, in (tie elec
tric chiiir. As hit arms and log;;
wire trusi.oil I hey twitcheil tiervoiin-
ly, but. ho iiive no visible slj'.n of dis
trees. Two shocks were administered.
An Ancient Barbr' Greeting,
Old time burbers hud to display more
vnrleiy than their successors. A work
published In I.".!'- describes a barber's-
eot!m to n customer: "Sir, will you
lia'e your hair cut alter tho Italiaii
iimiiiier, short nnu roiiiui, , ami men
m.iii.-t w ith the curlluK Irons to inula
Il l ink like a half uiooti In a mist, oi
like a Spaniard, louts at the ears ami
urled liku the two ends of an old perl
wlK, or will you bo FreuehlHed with n
ivelocU down to your shoulders? The
nicJish cut Is base, ami pMitloinen
.urn It. Novelty Is dainty. Speak the
Aui'd, sir. My scissors aro ready tn
Mi uto jour worship's will." Loiidcr
Lvpriss.
England' Uncrowned King.
Of tlie lmiK lint! of hiiiKH which have
rilled Kiiulnml since Ihe days of Wit
Ham the C'oniiuoror, nearly !HK) years
nun, there liaM been only one uncrown
ul Kim:. Klnf? IMunnl V., the boy
Kinn, who met an untoward fate in the
Tower of London in tl!. Is the onlj
iiinnarcli who retailed without recelv
in" Ihe church's blesslns or tho forma i
ImimiSi! of bis subji'ts,
Some people aro Im liuei'. to Include
Lady Jane drey nmniiK caiKlaiid's num
ai'ilis. If this ihiiiblful claim in al
lowed, then l-'aiKhiml's only .inerowiied
ipieen ranUH villi Kdward V, and de
prives hlin ol one distinction. Loudon
Telegraph.
It May Be You.
LImcusc. does not, discriminate It
attacks the rich a ml the poor. The
Public Health nurse helps you wlidi
you arc nick. You help by contrihut
iiif,' tomorrow at the Taj,' Pay.
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. 0. H.
will hold n. meetitiK in the Odd IVI
lows' Imi: at 7:;:o t'lis evenim;.
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOIt SALK - lieed baby carrhiKe ami
2:',-ineli art dome: will sacrifice
both. Phono
K011 SALI'.' A bargain -etahl room
eottuKo with improvements; 2 hirw
lots. Price. $2,tmi) If , Hold at onci
lmtulre hid luinijlas street, or photic
i
ociety Notes!
Ahctit foitylive l.'.dii':. attenn."! the
nieelim; ill Mrs Custiiv Knell s I's on
U'e.lni'Mi.iy l.i-,t to t-iiae in wnrk
for the Ltd Cros. . Memt'er.-i id !.
rlul;uiili'iae lieparlnieiii of lie- ot
'i .
t.irtit Vv out a u Club ami otir.; wer"
pre i nt Mrs. ',. H. Fall tei to ld. ;
1
p.l.iry or i ne Ottawa liatier ul lae
Ki d Cross, wa ; pre: cut and read the
rcently ftiriimkited rab j under which
i!l iliaries tor the 1,'ed C'Ihiss woi'I.
m iv be rn- itii'eil. In the d isclissicll
pillow me, the ailvi:;abll.ty of t'!l.
I'.rinip wc.rkiiij; riaqdy a - a division of
lb" lirst rr;:uii',:i!ioii, under its olli
cers, was considered, t'pon a vol"
it was decided with praet ii ab mi Mii
mily, to oiTiuie as a separate and
di.tinct unit with its own ot'iceii.
wmkinj; e.irecily under the jurisdic
tion of the Ottiiwii Chapter of the
Ited Cross, and it was voted that for
mal application be made to the
Chapter thru its secretary. Mrs. I'.at
lerlield to be known as I nit N'o. L'
of tho Ked Cross auxiliaries. As' a
result of this meetilis about twenty
iivt; joined the Ked Cross and paid
their money to its secretary, Mr:;. Kill
lerlield.
i.i i i
.Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the A. O. 11.. will entertain at a
card party and dance this evening at
Hi" Odd Follows' hall. Cards will he
idiivcd from S until 10, ami dauciiii',
will follow.
Tlii! regular m Imol and reo ption of
Willis' acadi-tuv will be held this eve.,
IB. ASK ALL TO DO THEIR
BIT IN NURSE WORK
Do your "hit." Saturday is Ta;;
day for the I'ul. lie Health Nurse aud
you will be expected to lend some as
sistance to Ottawa's most philanthrop
ic orcani 'at ion. All day tomorrow
v 1 1 1 1 n ladies will be at work taiiidio',
pi ilestrains and people in autos in or-iL-r
that suitable funds may be raised
to finance this work, All classes will
he expected to lend some assistance.
MAN
IS HELD FOR THE
THEFT OT AN OVERCOAT.
Chawed with the theft of an over
oat, a iiian f.:ivim; his name as Jo
seph Foc.el was arrested hist eveiiin;:.
by Captain of Police Montgomery and
illlicer Keilley. FoKel .denies his
Rtilll.' Ho will be amb'ne.l' for hfar
some time lodiiy. .
OTTAWA BANKS WILL
BOOST LIBERTY LOAN
Ottawa bi,nl,H will work in unison
m the sale of Liberty I'.omls, if the
plans of YV. A. Morey, who is assisl'
'm; the i'ovcnmiciit iu their t.ale arc
adopted. Mr. Morey is in Ottawa to
'ay caliioj; on oilicials of the various
luniks and aidUiif; th fithte
lianlis and iiHiiliir thiit they organize
for the sale of the war loan. It i'
xpecti'd that an appeal will be male
i the farmeis to purcha.;o the hoiid,,
is ii lug drive is now neiio? iiuiue
in ttio rural sectioiia oi tin; state,
1 ncR or thij ficKpoci er.
For safety's sake the pickpocl.et sc
iliim works siiif.ic luiuded. lie iismiii.
works with tt couple of "screens," wlr
pin tit themselves in front of the In
tended victim. If the "job" Is a diiu
cult one they carefully jost'e him a'
lie critical moment in order to dislrnc
his attention. A favorite trick In :
dense crowd Is to tip a mail's hat nvei
at thoiijfli accidentally. IPs hands in!
arally ily up to set it rlirlit.. Insleail
l Lev slioiild cn NtraiHiit to the wnt.'l
and. the neliey jioeket. If your hat I
kuiM'ked off in a crowd make sure you;
money poclat Is Biire lielore irotimm.
about the lint. If you are quick ctioii."!
yim may catch a hand there.
The Points of Our fitars.
IHe stars n our Ibm i;ml llmse ni
I" v.'1'e.lt f.!'!ll "f the I'niteil Stales, II
ell ;:s I lew on the seal of the pies
.nt, are live pointed. The seal n.
,e li nine of lepi'e.-.entalh cs, howevei
lows six imiuled stars, and there ar
'; poinieil stair on the obverse of ,1,
nil' ami ipuirter dollar coins, w i' li tt vt
inteil stars on Ihe reverse. The 'i
use of these coins is a copy of tli
ent :-cii!. with (he clouds and tic
ii'.-. oiiiitleil. So far as tea be asiv:
lined, the six poi'iti d star Is ileihe
mil llle enlmilnl cuius, .vhich Wei'.
csiiiiicil III Ihe manner of F.iiL'lish h"i
dry. which siinetimis that star. Th,
tars mi the flaK ore copied from tin
wmhitiKton coat of anus. - Harper's.
Put Ottawa in tht White Health Zone
hy rniitrihuliti;; tomorrow, Tag I);t(,',
for the Public llcallh nurse.
Do Your "Bit."
I'oniorrow is Ta tr lay.
Help Ot
lawa'H most
'lm Public II
iil.iiiC.
ilescrvitiK pliilaiil liiopy,
tilt 1 1 nai s-'n, by cmitrib
Bargains In Used pianos
At, the Smith Music Co.. ,'i: l.a Sa
Si., ihM. tu (iiivi.'ly entrance.
Flowers for Memorial Day.
Those who have Mowers O" wlm can
Hccurc tlictu fur Memorial day, I'lear."
lirlriK thctn to the Kir: ! M. I'). cliun li
licfori! ID d'i'loek. A lar,:;e ipmntity
ill' cverKreeim In deml'tiblo ior decor
utiUK purpose, Those ulnmlil h''
.rouiilit to the church on Xii:ti;!iiy ci
Tuesday.
GRIMES DELIGHTS ?
OTTAWA AUDiuWCF;
AT
HSCITAL
It ui,i UK etc.:
Isillllin lit in ov i l(
'tit. cwutii;
1 at the
'i; ei:(. r
Uaptist
iiiil ul
Miss Li I
ir. t.vcl!
choi II 1. 1 t i vetnil
'A il II. ice !l'ieve-.
'lie I"
led by
and .
1 1. 1 i Wri 'ht, '-epraii
I", il ber, pi.lllisl. I
Mr. la'ie'.es I-; cert ilnlv m f.rlt;! '
of rank Hi' pluym;; h !i limtly mil ;i
';. and pleaan, no mailer whit tin
demand:: nr.'y be f-ir pui-.-'y t.-i hiiic.it i
Work Hi,; leelMI'tjce i;, :.. Pne that,
the ilil!i'"!l:i'7 of hi; numbers are tor
e.'l ten all I ins i:r. iiu; i'; a source ol j
i :tl i !l jnv nient li
i his audn are. i lis
rendition ef lie.' Komnuce and Finite
from W'ieniaui-.li'.s Concerto in !
siiteir, his opening mm. Per, j;ot hi -liiilii
nee ",.rh him" frnm the . tan.
a'id lp" appl.iil-e ol lli.it and sat'cee I
ni'. iiiimbi is inns! have been v I y
Ci'.iCfyiiiK to the yoiini; iirlist. 'i he
cspecjiil favorites were iirobabiy the
N'eet nn! in !' 'minor (I'bopni Auer)
,i!l l the Lei'iCII.e, his own tempo: i
tiop, which his aH-'i'-m e compcMeil
him to repeat.
Miss Wricht has a voice that i
powerful and pleasing and all of her
numbers were heart ii v cnivrcd. '1'be
lin ii pleasing. A silver l i.m m,!i!
bo made in this couneciiou to .'dr.
Crieves - an ohliirato is inii nded to
be hes.rd wiihoiit. iin eifort cn the
pnt of the hearer, lie was ahhoKcfh
er too modest; there was no danger
of his ofi'i'sli;ii!o;viii:.: Miss WriKliL
even hiid he used much more power
than he did last ev tiini;, and the beau
ly of his work would have been much
more in evidence.
Mr. Lyell is a prim e of an aceoin
pani' t. The iiiidieme woeld Imve been
very much pleased to have hi nd al
b :i. i on solo number fi'oiii him.
''he li.ipiht church are to he con
AY ituhueil On the. hi;di class of the
elltel'M iument.
COMFiIITEE NEEDS
FLOWERS FOR MAY
JO
e oiiiei i s ol
eiai ii ii ami t
0pl. l'i' ll. illj'
;li l'n:d:n". i
the Alemel'i;'!
e ls,V. e- ,-(.n'
As;
ate
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l..ll old ell Dec'c;.
'i i ll c;iic( Hcits i; .I'..
1 e..e ('in'. CI s w iii not
i It.ii day. Oi'ib":' il;
l'ow !::!!: aie in 1 ,11
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t lot of I'ord i!.-or:i';
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J'fi :i! '; iillii lent ymialit'.'
'lie ! I'.i veic ol I la', o':!
i.U ':e'' 'iu iliiily off ll-wc
'l"C 'a (i t hi.; y.'ar oy. la. In
he ...debtcC st will be '
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" !il:i!l.",: i lim ell
ttr U (ii
oho i-t 'i o'elo; f V, e.lii'. . ! iv inmil
:ns'. and they jue ee- ireil as soon .ill"!
t'l-ll Iciiir a.-, I"i 'ihle.
Anvoiii; I'l'.viie: i'oivcts and mm I le
' i t.il.e Il.'i-'u ( the church c .n ti bi-
'dn m- to I 're blent Mess;:'.!, or ',! -V.',
"'.','. i-.'asii, Mnl t'e v w ill i.e (,il!-
ii i . i-;f"r ;ieeii !;!! lib o be neeib ;
and it , HI be w , II ior -. n uiie m t he
: otinl ry, i
ii teleplu
tbnvi rs oi
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( vie
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IVciiioiial Iay.
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the ',! -i hi
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as isiiiy ;is pa s
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Need
, 'I an
Your Help
Kay. lor th-
I'u!
Kcimive frcli coffee .stains ' - pour
in' boiling water tlinmeii be "nbric.
ipairanrniMovnvviMnwiw
Yoh Must Reduce Yoar
Meat Bill Trade Where
Rarriain Prices Prevail
AT
MUTTER'S MAY 2CTI1
Bacon (by slab) 20c
Buttcr:r;c, 2 lbs 45.c
Corned Beef . . . Vllz
Lard 19c
Pork Sausage Meat 15c
Hams (weight 13 to 15 pounds) 21c
Choice Bo?5ing Meat 13c up
Veal Roast 15c
Choice Steak . . .' 18c
Beef Pot Roast 15c and up
SPECIAL DELIVERY SEIiVICt. Cund.-y fur Saturday n iy lit pur
cbnsc. We sell direct to the consumers a"d absolutely rcfubo to sell
to dcak'ro.
0$
223 MAIN STREET.
ft. MUT
""Spanlth ool'oona. ;
Fltotihl oho tind a pirate's bi,rl"d
treasure he would have to ill. pose ol
his SpanMi p.Id at Its buHio-.i v:.!tn.
for idiictt Ai:. 1. l:''ts. wiicii the em-m-m
crier iimd.' pfoel iimitioii from the
steps of the Uoval I''.i'hni!.::e ot" Loii-
j c.a that ai't'sr that dale the iloiibb.uii
! v.ouid cease to le li"jal tender i:i the
I We.d Ili'die.'. ilc'ludiii- Prllish lluki.i.i,
I the liiilibliMiii has not been the pre. iotH
j Hum? it was. In lT.'lo and for a cn
j fury afier it was worth i?s. more or
. I ..-s. It hiis ceased to be mined in il
nitive country , Spain, and sime p-o
It has been unpoi i.lar In the We.t l'i
dies, where lor a Inni; time it 17 . n - 1
lt a ini'-l circulation. enibraciiiL' Piit
I 'll, I'nited Stales and Spanl-di o',m.'.
In the intirest of rom iiiee, how . '. er.
the name at least must survive It
si;:nilie.i noibiir,' more than that fie
.oiu was I'.ottb!:' the value of a t.--t
but the "dotibliMiu" was never su h n
iiomIH tillinu' miK-kery as "plies of
ciL,ht," which miaii-t.H Krc.it ri- bi s.
but melius only Spaiiisil silver diebtr :
p'rs-es eipiiMil'.nt to eibt reals. - -Kim !i
ester Post ITxpress.
A Famous New York Street.
I Fev of the thousand ; of people wlr
t :iss the corner of Nassau ami .John
j streets every day know the e nh- his
buy of Nassau siimr. And yet rV.il
at that corner is a bronze laid, t wba
Sivesi in concise form the folk. v. in.:
historical In format ion:
"Nassau Street. Known Or'tumnl
as 'the Street That Kims 1
by the I've
-ait MXnoi I
Woman,' Was Laid Out A I
Was Named In Honor of the I bill e of
Nns.-au, Whose lle..l at That 'lime
Was William the Third, Kim,' of I'm;:
latiil and Slaiilioldi r of the lmteh Le
public. Nassau Street l!i':imi bleat i
tied Willi the Jewelry Trade More
Thati Half n Centnry Alto."
The bronze .tablet is "U the c.'vtsi'i.ir
of the btlililin;; nt the northwest e..r
tier of Nassau and John sheets. It
was erected by the Maiden Lane
toi'ical sucietv in Lild.- New Vo.') Sua.
William Do Morgan.
Ill fpile of himself Willi. itn I e Vor
jean I ijeame famous. He deliberately
violated si!I the rules made for the
' pii.danee ol novelists who see!; to 1 e-
collie popular. None of his novels v, :l.i
I addressed to the crea'cr public that is
I avi! for the latest tbin.u' of the. moment
. ill lie' ioll, btit lievci'f heless they re:i''!l
i id that public, lie was a I.nv unto
i himself m the novels that, be wrote
! iluriipj; Ids marvelous career that
ittsp'fi-
iv other
! ned only ten years. It is do'
1 Pi Lmrlisli literature or in any
! can be fotriil a writer w lio.se piv mid
; literary career are emuparaH ; to his
lie was tin old man when the world of
! readers came to know him. and his use
j was an asset toward ecleluby. At
! seen!y he was hailed as cauerly ft I
t IiiliUli wm; hailed al. twenty, and in
bis way lie wai; lio less a prudery than
tho yii!im;ei' wriier. Pookimm.
The Emerald.'
The puieraid hat bee'i known y.iv'c
early times belli t:i lsili'ope and in cer
(si'i parts of ihe orlc-it, wiser-?. it s at
tractive i olor mid rarity have c:sluve l
it Wi.til. I'm .Li'icst f,;nU and a Vjf'ie I
le.e. lis nan.e may be trm-ei! !i:n'!; I i
an e? 1 Per. bill'. weni which appeared
!;i tireck its "sUi'ira'.:'bis," ment inaed
by Tiil'iij hrsstil ; over "lit) yi'ais 1 ef "
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Coats and
We will save you now 25 to 50 per cent, on
an up-to-date Coat or Suit. Come in and look
them over, ; while our r.ssortmcnt is large.
WE WILL SELL TOMORROW.
Up-to-dnto Coats
at $6.90, $8.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15 and
$18.75. . .
Up-to-tlate Suits
4 at $10, $12.75, $15, $18, $20 and $22.50.
Beautiful Gradua'iiau and Decoration Day
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Vxcvzcjz at yj.yA), O.U, :p!U, IZ.U,
a. i r
id $i
75.
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li In Silk and Wool
at $2.98, $3.98, $4.75, $6.50, $7.50 and
$8.90.
WASH SKIRTS
In white and colors
at $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.50. (
' WAISTS ' '
Beautiful Waists ,;. ..
at $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.75, $5,.$6
, am! $6.X).. ' . . '
Children's Coiits at $2.98 tp $7.90.
. CHILDREN'S DRESSES ' j
hi erahroidery tiiuiMietl, lace and net " '
at $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3.50, $5, $6.90 and
$8.50.
ChildmiV. Dffbiics, in all colors at 50c to $5.
CH3L DIUvN'S. HATS ,AND BONNETS
A coinpk te line at 5 Oc, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2.50
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
We are showing a complete line of muslin
vvcfir for Women ahd Children and at prices in
tlu1 it ach ol all.
P.
jfiiy
It will l.;c to
:..;u nient nnti!
our prices are not any
la.: -i year, hesidc? a c!
as ebeao a.s a woman.
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Meat Specials
Frc-.ti Home Killed Pi?. Pwk.
UU --.h cr IWjU ol? of the Ham, I!, 28c
Oli a!- or Iii n,i otl tlm Should :r, lb 2Cc
Po-'h Lorn:., lb 28c
VyUi'.-r Bocf. n.mk S'mik, lb 30c
St.:.! r Cc-f. i'lank Boil, lb 15c
Lti.f Rue', cr F bitk Fat, II) '2', 2o
( ,..'k li-xM Fat, lb 23c
l.aw Lc;,t Lard, II) -5o
Grocery Specials
tin. ii t Jar Hail.ind Minae Meat ,
On, art Jar Heinz' Apple Butter.
Quart Jar Larcp: Oliver
J.-.r r,u:,utrd
ll 0.
of.. J.i" Mustard . .
. or. r.an P.ipe Olives
o.!. jar f.vci't Mil
.irnnircd F'l" r, II
rp
Pickle;;.
jack . .
10
10
lb. sack Y'.'ilow
ID. Keg Holland
C jrn Meal
H or ring
C. Daiving Powder, 25 oz.
F. WALKLING, SR.
jii 'PIlOfJL, CH-R.
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America's
daintiest ac-
turc in ciijbt parts
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Seats
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your advantage not to
you have priced ours, as
higher, than they were
ild can buy in our store
s.l Ufa
40c
50c
10c
5
13c
18c
20c
3.99
70c
99c
20c
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