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VANCOUVER. 3. G.. SOCIETY.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. April as.-This has
been quiet week. the natural pail that
Lent throws on society having not vet
been completely dismissed.
Among the few weddings of the week
one OF the most prominent was that Of
Mr.. Charles Milne and Miss Maud Me-
lntosn, OF Giengsrry, Ont. The ceremony
was performed by tho Rev r.. ID. Me-
Isaren. at the residence OF the brides Sis
ter on Fender street. The couple are now
touring the Sound cities.
Mr.. James Watmough. of the CITY post
office, and Miss Caroline Lilly. OF Mount
Pleasant were married ON Thursday ar
ternoon by the Rev. John Reid. Jr.
Mrs. sewall sister OF Mrs. Osborne Pun
keti, is here on visit. Several afternoon
teas have been given I'm her honor.
TWO interesting presentations took place
last saturday. Mr.. J. NJ. OBrien. editor
of thu World. was presented with q hand
some gold-headed cane by the typorraph
teal chapel, and with a pair OF diamond
set Gun links by the staff. az souvenirs
on the occasion OF his leaving the paper.
Mr.. NJ. w. Cream. superinte nsient Of Roy-
eminent teiegraphs In the Yukon, was In
the city on business. and was presented
with handsome gold watch by friend.
OF the telegraph office here. who had bean
acquainted with him for a long time I'm
the east and other parts OF the Dominion.
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rrNsLLrr SOCIAL NOTES.

PUYAILUR. Aprn AIRS. J. G. Vagel.
Of Taecsna, was a guest OF Mrs :. T.
stuver on Monday.
Mr. Frank Olsen. Of Seattle. who has
iast returned from South Africa spent
wednesday and Thursday with Mr.. r.
NJ Mead
Mr. Ezra Mecker and daughter Mrs.
Roaefic Mcdonald. left Tuesday on the
Dlrigo for Dawson CITY. Mrs. McDon.
aid goes TO her husband. who has been
In Dawson Tor over a year
Miss Ora Pomeroy, one 81 the teach
ers IN the MRplewood sehool. who has
been sick for the past two weeks VITA
typhoid fever. Is tmprovins
Prof. <. NJ Adams. principal OF
the Maplewooa school. was elected into
the Tacoma schools Wednesday night,
and will leave Monday for his new work
Miss Alice Avery and Miss Gertrude
Avery visited friends In Tacoma the past
week.
Mrs. w l.. Bartholomew left wednes-
dAs for Buckley. where she will remain
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nARTFoRp SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD. April s-Mr. Charlie.
Jones'. OF Arlington. visited a; II "
Tracy's on Sunday,
Mr.. snd Ms. r. Johnston ans little
con. Of Everett visited Mira Jchnston's
parents, Capt and Mrs John MonSoy nj
Lake Stevens last week
Miss MARI Lea returned home Sunday
evening from short visit .n Takoma
AIRS, ] V. Van Horn returned wesinos-
aay evening from q abort visit with friends
81 Seattle.
Mrs J. A. ralconef. OF BarinK station.
visited friends here last weak
Mr., and Mrs T. J. unea acre Everett
visitors Tlaessay
Mr., EtwArt Stewart. Of Grand Raplds
Alrh, whS has eoen Visiting his sixter,
Mrs Bert Charpell. the past month. win
move his family here In the fall
Mr.. l. L. thltchins % Seattle. visited
his sister Mrs, Mal~ NJ Monsey at Lake
eevens sunday and Monday ef this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Zshlcr were Everett via.
Horw last wNs.
Mr., james HaIheFt Is quite IN with Ia
sripse
Mr Frank Morton visited his ero,her
. Getehen this week
AR bert Chsppcal ard Mr., Edward Stew
art xpent last week on Mr. ChauosIi's
ranch near Granste Falls
The dance AZ the residence af AR "A
r Leo ca saturday cVcning last was
hssrpiy attended. many gassls halag pycs.
ent from othsr places
Miss Kate Nelxnfman ana the Misses
Dish ~ SnoAsmLatA attended the daRes a.
Mr. Lees Saturday nigat. returning home
Sunday afternoon.
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRAL.IA. April 2s.-w. A. Hale,
Of Puyallup. deputy for the Woodmen
OF America. was In the city this week
Mr.. a. r. Hart. Of Snohouish. 10 In
the city.
Mr.. Thomas II. McCieery has been
elected delegate 10 the state council Of
the Improved Order of Red Men. which
meets In Spokane. May g.
Mr.. Edward Hobson was q visitor TO
Olympia friends this week.
Postmaster Benedict was III this week.
Miss Dora Browning and Mr. Carl +.
Huber were married this week.
Mr.. w. A. Townsend II out. after ~
Mr.. Henry Hanson IL slowly convalssc-
ing from q serious Illness.
Mr.. Fred Hansen. of Minneapolis. is
here On = visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hanson.
Mr.. c. II. Manning has returned from
Tacoma.
Mr. Edwin sharpe. Of Tacoma. was In
the city Saturday.
Mr. Dudley Newton arrived home from
Colorado this week. where he has been
for two years. He will return this week.
The Degree OF Honor gave q farewell
reception to Mrs. Winnie TWAS. wednes-
day evening. A programme was rem
dered and refreshments served.
Mr.. A. y. Russell, of Seattle, is I'm the
city this week.
Miss Lucille cruttenden has resigned
her position at Mccormick, and has re-
turned 10 her home In this city. IS
Mr.. John r. Van Dyke was an Olympia
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. W. NJ. Carr was q Tacoma visitor
Saturday.
Nj. NJ. 7. Curry win likely locate In
Elms.
Mr.. Irving Buxxell was quite m this
week
Mr. " Iaurhran If Taisaa wa. Ia
| the city. Saturday.
Miss Edith Brisfitt and Mr.. VIII Rry-
| den will be the graduates this year from
| the high school
MIR. Merrill Mnkier expects TO COM
menee teaching In short time on LIN
coin creek.
Mr.. G. II. Manning has returned from
| Tacoma.
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SOUTH SEATTLE Aprn "a social
evening took place Friday night al The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhurst. AT tins.
county farm IL was undoubtedly the
largest gathering OF the season. there
being fully 100 guests present The even
lng was spent In various social amuse-
mentS
The teachers and officers of the Wesley
sunday school, met with Miss Frances
Robinson Friday nigh The following
were present: Mr.. and Mrs Res,el Ros,a-
son. Mr.. and Mira II, l.. Bull Mrs. Hofs.-
ditx. Mrs. g. A. Robinson. Prof. W. ~
Head. Mr.. Harry Bull. Mr.. William wog-
lard, Miss Martha Usher. Miss Isnn,a
Thressen. Miss Sadie HoneditA. Miss
Myra Robinson,
Mrs. l., W. Warren was a guest Of Mrs
Bertha Peel "Wednesday
Miss Maud Johnson, 81 Bellows, Is visit
Ing friends at this plaer
The Young ladies ~ho comprised ne
WIZARDS class az the Wesley sunda =
school before he went East were excuse
from school at noon Friday and eent ~
his home In the city where they gave hlrs
birthday party. DIR. willard only recenf
IS arrived home from New York.
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ABERDEEN, April zs-The residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Kendall was the scene
OF u pretty wedding Wednesday evening.
when their daughter. Miss Agnes, was
united to Mr.. Wayne Little. only a few CT
tacir nnest intimate frfessds witnessing the
ceremony. After the wedding the Aber-
deem hsBd serenaded the happy coupe. and
a wedding supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collin Murray left Thurs
day moi ring for Seattle. from which point
Mr. Mrrfay will sail for Nome. His wife
viii remain In Seattle until he sails, and
then return to this city.
Miss Letta Benn entertained a number
OF friends at the residence Of Mrs. @.
Kinriton Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. George Adams and Mr.. John Harvey
left for Seattle Wednesday, from which
place they WIN sail for Cape Nome
Mr.. A. r. Coates Is visiting on the Sound
this week.
Mr.. r. J. stoner. Of Erma. was in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. A. w. Middleton returned Monday
evening from trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. J. A. Taft. who has been absent IN
Portland. returned home Friday evening
DR.. r l.. Carr. Of Montesano. was in the
city Saturday
Invitations are out Announcing the we'd
ding Of Mr. p. ". Laverty and Miss Ma
mie Murray at Eima on Thursday. May B.
Mrs. p. Kellerman and Mrs. ID. @. wake
field. OF Elma, were the guests OF Mrs
Frank Carey in this city during the week.
Or. j. e. Pearson. who was dangerously
III with pneumonia last week. Is now re-
covering.
Mr.. j. w. FarQuhar has gone to Port
land.
Mrs. c. f. Jameson. OF Montesano, was
the guest Of Mrs. II. H. Carter Friday and
Satuf day.
Senator George ID. schone.d. Of Monte
rano. was In the city Monday
Mr.. r. j. Stoner. Of Elma, visited IN
town several days this week.
Mr.. william Cook went to Olympia
Wednesday.
Mr.. r. L. Hunter. of Portland, was in
town several days this week.
Mr.. VII! tanning left Tuesday morning
for Seattle. and viii 60 to Cape Nome
DR. James Kent was in E.ma several
dava this week.
The Pioneer Dancing Club has issued In
vitaticns for q dance to be held in the
hrcmen's hall this evening.
Mr.. 7. Doyle went to Olympia Wednes-
dav.
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IA CONNIE. SOCIAL NOTES.

"a CONNER April 2s--Mr. =. L. car
A~-..r -rho has been stationed al this
Sxaca in charge of the government wo'k
- ire channel for the past rev months
cook his departure for his home al van
oouvcr last Monday
Mrs. II. A. Kirkpatrick ana nttle dausn-
Ger, Of Seattle, spent rev Gays mere a.
Gnests OF Mr., o. G. Currfer.
Mr.. l.. A Chamberlain. OF Puyaiiups
visited his son at this place last week.
MAJ Hattie Dayton left Thursday for
Seattle. TO DO absent all summer.
Mr.. George r. Caches spent few days
last week with his parents. returning to
Seattle Wednesday.
Miss Dora Moore. who has been attend
ing Fashion college, returned home this
week.
Mr.. b. L. Martin returned Thursday
from Everett.
MIR. T. d. Phipps returned last Saturday
from his old home IN Maine, where he has
been for year and q half.
Mrs.. n. o. Nets and children, Of MI
Vernon. visited relatives and friends In
town last week
Quito number OF young people attend
ABacorfcs Thursday.
Mr. r. HOOK ieft this week for Seattle.
from which city he win take his departure
Or CApa Nome
Mrs. Rebeeca Turner returned this week
from . visit at Mt. Vernon.
Mr.. d. w Rutherford. OF Tacoma. spent
. few days in town last week.
Miss Pearl Sisson returned the latter
part OF the week from . visit to seattle
ard Tacoma
Mrs A. George. Of whatcom. II spend.
ing thc weak IN town.
Mr.. Newton Crandall visited Seattle
few days the mast week.
Rev, DR.. J. NJ Nelson spsnt . few days
IN Tacoma tia past weea.
Mr.. r. II. Bali spent the week In Be.
attle.
Mr.. John Chiibssw spert 4 couple Of
6ays in Seattle the past week.
Mr.. d. w. Felt Of Seattle. spent few
days In town the past week.
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with her son while her husband, Mai.
Bartholomew. n In Alaska. -
Mrs. NJ. Storali. Mrs w. Romneas-
Mrs. J. Johnson and the Misses Silrfg.
of Tacoma. were the guests Of Mrs. E.
p. Truedson Fast Thursday.
Mr.. Ray Meeker returned to Seattle
on Monday, after weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Meeker
Miss Marcia Weller entertained q few
of her friends last Friday evening. The
evening was spent in games and music.
refreshments being served at q late hour.
Those present were Miss Nora Menda-
hall. Miss Anna vradenburg. Miss Ora
Showers. Miss p. Burnett, Miss Lula
Farquhar, Miss Angie Hoska. Miss Myr-
tie Hoska, OF Tacoma; Mr.. Barton Lem
hart, Mr. Oran Showers. Mr.. VIII Men
dali and Mr.. Frank Potter.
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EVERETT. April 2s.-Mr Thomas Rice
= ~ With the grip.
Mr.. J. v. Bowen. Of onohomIsh. was in
the city Wednesday.
~. Frank Roark. OF Norman. was an
Everett visitor last week.
Ing her mother in Seattle. returned Tues-
day,
Mrs. Patrick Carney - visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. g b. Noon on Hoyt avenue.
Mr.. W. j. Chapman was in Seattle last
week.
Mr.. Joseph Parkin and Chris cuimback
we're in Seattle Thursday.
Mr.. W r Davidson. Of lincoln. Nsb..
= visiting in the city.
Mr.. Arthur Denny returned 70 the state
university last week.
Miss Lola Mitchell. who has been IN for
some time, 10 rapidly recovering.
Mr.. J. L. Bowen. who been spending a
few weeks At Lake Chelan, returned home
"wednesday. greatly improved In health.
Mr.. g. !. Marshall has bsea confined to
his room for = few days.
Mrs. Robert Mcfarland, who has been
III for some time. 10 improvinw.
Senator ana Mrs. j. A. Davis were in
Seattle last week.
Mrs. c. ID. Frat and daughter Elsie mr.
rived homo Thursday evening from 4
abort visit with relatives IN Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. r. y. Nickcrson. OF NIX
River Mimi. are IN tho city visiting their
son. Mr.. E. A. Nickerxon.
The family Of Mr.. II. NJ. Pile arrived In
the city last week from Texas and will
make their homo here
Tho w. G. T. U. met at the home OF Mrs.
Hosg, Hewitt avenue. Friday afternoon.
Officers were elected for the ensuing year
There was merry time at the Eiks'
party at FraternAl hall Thursday evening.
hsa ma rsf tla lsx.ts.
large number Of guests. Light refresh
mcnts were served
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couPEvifLE. April y. Mr. T. y. Hal
Ter, of Seattle. was In town this week,
Mr.. " W. Fellxer OF Port Townsend
has been spending few days In town and
at Oak Harhor this week,
Capt II A. Swift and Mr.. A. n. Swift
OF seattle. visited their sister. Mrs. y. p,
Race. here THURSDAY.
Mr. 4. Z Million. 81 Mount Vernon, was
ia tewn this week.
Mr.. A N. wanamaker was In Seattle
this week.
Mr.. A T. Coates Is up Sound this week.
Mis- Il, Nook IL In utsaiady for a few
OARS.
Mr.. J. J strauh is laid up with broken
lag
Mr.. Cart Engle was down SOUND This
week
Ma sill Is ti az present.
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Notions.

This is list of little things Of which YOU need esal 49,
in the of year. Many little savings amount y ~
in the end. Buy here and money: 4.
Wire Hairpins, plain crimped all lengths paper, ID
French and English Wire Hairpns, round points rlaia
crimped, paper, &c. s*A
Wire Hairpns, four sizes assorted in box Sc and To-
Partisan Horn Hairpins plain waved, black shell - II
amber, dozers Zoe, 15c, zoe, CSC. s& xass
Side Combs pair, 10c 15c zoe, csc. assS3
Side Combs, rhinestone mounted, pair SOC. 75c
Back Combs, all latest shapes each, 15c, 19c - ~
Soc. SOC.
Back Combs. rhinestone mounted. each, 35c, 15c a
Pompadour Combs, each Zoe, 15c, 19c, 25c, 35c
Pompadour Combs rhinestone mounted, each, CSC So ~
Chldren's Round Combs, SC, 10c, 15c.
Fine Combs, SC, 10c, Sc.
Dressing Combs in horn aluminium, rubber white and fao4
celluoids. Toe, 15c. zoe, 25c, 35c.
Best Brse Tooth Brushes white bone handles Sc 0c ~
Imported Vienna Hair Brushes CSC. 29c, Soc
Good Hair Clothes Brushes. CSC, Soc Sd
Jet-Head Toilet Pins. in boxes cubes, &C. 10c
"Taylors' best Mourning Pins, &c, 10c
Kid Curriers'. &c &c, 1c Sc. &C. Zoe a dozen.
Sachet Powder assorted odors Sc a package.
"Jardeles Triple Extract Perfumes bottle Sc and 10
English Swansdown Face Powder box. Sc, 10c 1se
Turkish Bath and CASTLE Soap, cake, &C.
Aluminium Thimbes EACH &c.
Hooks and Eyes. black white 2 dozen for fc.
o. ~ r. Darning Cotton black and all coors balls To- II
Feather Stitch Brsds white and coors piece Sc ~ ~
he. 15c.
Black or White Hat Pins, Dozen i0c
Mohair Shoe Laces, pair, &C.
6OInch Tape Measures, each, &C.
BOYS Knee Protectors n pair, 15c.
Darning Balls, Sc and 10c.
Corset Stees 4. 5, Ghook, black and &c, iO oc
Ladies and Misses "Lindsay's' Hose Supporters rubnR
button, pin or loop top, 15c and lie,
Lindsays' Hose Supporters for ladies and misses nfee
sizes, 25c.
Ladies Fancy Ruled silk Elastic side Supporters, esq
Dress Covered Stees all colors 8, o. 10nch and assorted
lengths. dozen. Sc, Zoe. 15c
Imported French Dress Bones S, o. oinch, dozen, Dc
Sc, 10c, 15c.
Warren's Feaherbone, black and colors, yard 10c
Bone Casing, eyard pieces, all coofs, a piece. f0c.
Silk Binding Ribbon all colors, piece, Zoe.
a
Featherweight Dress Shields, pair, f5c.
silk Lined Dress Shields black white pair 25c &c, DOC
Garfield Dress Shields, pair SOC and 35cs
Nelveeen Corduroy and Brush Braid Dress Binding yard
sc, &c, Sc
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LaCeS.

Every day. and many times day. told by customers,
eve have been all the city, and find have the best
aces and by far the reasonable
This always sweet incense and try to deserve by buy
ing large quantities and only from the best makers
New AllOver White and Cream Valencennes Laces SOC,
soc, 69c, 75c, $780, $780, $3.50, $19S.
New Al-Over Cream Vense Laces, $100, $685. $1.5O,
$1.75, $500, $3.50, $780, M
New AOver Black Silk Laces &c., 9sc 1925, 81 So $19
New Black Spanged All-Overs, Slips, $3.50, $1.75.
Vaencennes Laces in endless variety white and black
from 15c, 20c csc dozen up to zoe yard.
Vaencennes Lace insertions match aces, 2c 3c SC
to zoe yard.
Imitation Torhon Laces SO pieces, wide worth
&c, Sc, 1Oc yard for &C.
Real Hand Made Linen Torchon Laces, Sc 13c 0c 12Ac
15c, zoe, CSC.
White and Cream Oriental Laces, Sc &c, &c. 10c 12tc 5c
up to soc.
Cream Silk Chanty Laces &C. 10c 12c 15c zoe, 25c up
to SOC.
Black Silk Chantly, Spanish and Bourbon Laces, &C. Sc
10c, 12Ac 15c 20c 25c up to $100.
SPECIAL-50 pieces Black Silk Chanty I.aces from 8
to 10 inches wide, worth SOC and 75c, for 25c.
White Plat Vaencennes Laces TO inches WIDE sc, 7c
Sc, 1Oc 121c, 15c, zoe.
Cream venise Insertions SC, Sc oc, 12lc 15c 2oc 25c
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The Northern Pacific Overland train
including April 18th. and from April SIR
10 MAY "a inclusive will leave al -'ss
a. m. on and after May Sd, two daily
IiN a. m. and North Coast Limited a.
rs j. m.
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SEND US your order for dressed pouitr,
The Morgan Oyster Company. LIS Second
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Flowers.

Silk and Velvet Roses all colors large lunches for Soc
Muslin Roses in great variety of shades per bunch, 25c
to $500
Forget MeNots in white blue pink and red per bunch 25c
Lily of the Valley, per bunch, 25c, 35c Soc
violets in silk and muslin per bunch, SOC to $125.
Fancy Sraw Braids black and colors designs per
yard. 15c 10 Ss.75.
Trimming Materials in all new shades and styles.
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EIllbrOiderieS.

Cambria Edgings 3ic Sc, &c, &C. 13c, Toe, 12Ac
Fine Cambria Edging with bow knots Fleurdes and other
novelty patterns, 15c 20c 25c, &c. Soc
Cambria insertions and Beadings Sc &c 3c 1Oc, 25c
15c, 20c
Fine Swiss Embroidery Edgngs lOc, 12tc 15c, 20c 25c
29c, 35c.
Fine Swiss Insertions and Beadngs, 13c 10c 12bc 15c
zoe, csc.
Cambria and Swiss AllOvers 65c s5c, s15 $13e $780,
$1.75, $3.50
Fine Cambria Tuckings soc, 65c, 75e, $100
27Inch White and Cream Brussels Nets for ties hat scarf
etc, 15c, zoe, 25c
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Fine Black Brilliantne Overskrt trimmed with ain -
fringe, accordion-pleated hounce, 5000
Handsome Skirt Of heavy black Peau de Soie front - =
plea trimmed with silk net applique, MORE pecalns Init
$14.5O. ~A
Best Quality Black Tafea Silk Skirt, made with scaloro1
overskirt and accordion-ple founce, 1880
Black Venetian Cloth Skirt with graduated Houncs u ~
cslloped of the cloth black silk oundaon ~ q
with the extra flare, $1400.
Black Atwood Ladies' Cloth Skirt, having the new -
effect, fared and pleated bottom, double fan pl11
back, $3.50.
Black Venetian Cloth Skirt with box back, plaoAd ~
bottom, trimmed with stitched tafeta silk folds ss7s
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Specials in Ladies' SllIls

Ladies' Suits of gray blue mixed awoo homespun ~.
breasted tightfttng coats all silk lined skirt tailor
and box plesed back nothing better anywhere amous
$1,000 specials, for $500
You choose from collectontan brown and bue "
on, gray, blue and brown homespun, pretty blue nina
herringbone tweed Etons coats single doublbrea a
silk lined, uptodate of course thoroughly WI ,1e
and finished in every part $780, some tl&3o
for $1,000. '1i
Handsome Golf Suits skirt and of gray plaid Ions
of skirt and coat of plain gray, very Stylish $sea
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Speciaf Price Making on Most Desirable Goods.
Rough Straw Sailor Hats, with medium crown and brim,
25c 50c roe
Rough Straw Sailor Hats with high medium crown broad
narrow brm $1.O0.
Rough Straw Sailor Hats, "Knox shape" $1.75.
Fine Split Straw Sailor Hats, double brim, 1928
Tuscan Hats in all the shapes from 81 90 to $3.50
Fancy Straw Shapes in black, white and coors from 75c
to $3.50.
Leghorn Hats from 35c to 90
Chdrens ReadytoWear Hats in all the wanted shapes and
colors. 1925, $3.50, $1.75.
Children's Mexican Hats, 1885, $3.50.
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Boys Ties.

BOYS Fine Silk Windsor Ties in light and dark paid 25c
Bows Pretty Plaid silk Reefer Bow Ties 25c Soc, soc.
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The Blackberry King.
A Boy Who Tried to Be Good Citizen.
BY KATE UPSON CLARK.

iicsons supper, and all OF you assisted
VI decorating the hath Why Il almost
seems. when the Whole work h. reckoned
up. as though We boys diA very small
Part The good esilaens that Mr. Well
man TALKS about are on every side. here
IN Farieign and down in Clearpond, too,
VS. especially feed grateful 20 Mr. Dwight
Benson. Who aid mere 10 pave the wav
tor ms than anybody else, and without
whose sfAcicni aid we could scarcely have
accomplished anything
Here Mara WAS INTERRUPTED BY loud
and prolonged applause nwight Henson
VAS very popular
~ jus, want 10 say IN conclusion" went
On M@fk. when She cheers had ilri away.
fsst never er'oyeS anything IN my NE
nS much ~ J have enirvea coming ..p
here " h a great announcement NJ trv
60 sto something rnere for the public IL
Il that for me ana hope Il Is for an she
resi- ~ the yonng people who ar~ here 20.
say, thoueh 7 suppose Ne can's aiwaVs
or oven nft~n, expect 20 have our crorf4
- Akrefabiy Appreciated knaw that
and that makes me feel even more crate
tgi tn ynu. 7 Thank YOU Again
Marks very hastsh sreech Was received
IN the most enthusiasts way. When ~
sa, Down there was 40 formal closing a.
the exercises bat Mr. Heasaa paxhed
hack his chair and eaid we can have A
few namenfs now IN VISIT before W. start
fnv hofns, and then the visiting b@rAr
Marks arst carr WAS 20 seek Aunt POI
~ >ichals. who. when tho COMPANY had
moved away from she table had retired
30 q comfortable corner. where she was
plsci1ly rocking and awaitsns her turn
20 see tha hero ~ the day she held !.
paper parcel IN her hand
'oh. how glad be 20 SEE we she qua
vered. when he sat down beside her Il
was dretfui afraid you'd set away With
out me havin' chance 60 say Il word "a
We. Here's hunk o. that singerhreaa.
or some Jest like II. Mrs Stlckney let me
make some for We. I shan't never forget
ho~ YOU and your brother pitched into
tAai kiRSAsbgsaA bat dAx xaa IL A.