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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21

Heurich's beers are unsurpassed and are every
Where recognized as the purest ana most whole
some Of all beverages. The fact tia. the best
mat ana hops are used IN brewing AaeTzen, Sen
ate, and Lager has won them the highest rcu1l-
tation as beer Of pure qualities. Fhoae So
Arlington Bottling CO., Tor case.
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overeoat Tbieve. ac5,v.

o7ereoat thieves have been giving the police 4
great deal Of trouble Of late. Not day passe.
but that some loss Is reported This morning
Henry D. Brodie. OF 62s F Street northwest, re.
ported that his raglan overeoat had been taken
from that number, between ard 10 O'Clock las
night. and f schlegcl. of 1926 sixth Street north
west, also reported the loss Of black beaver
single-bEeasted oyereeat.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
IN a CRITICAL CONDITION.
Philip Lederer's Internal InJurie,
Not Yet Defermined

Not Yet Determined.
Philip Lederer, who was burned while
attempting to extinguish q fire at his
cleaning and dyeing establishment. 1241
n Street northeast. yesterday afternoon.
spent restless night at the Casualty
Hospital.
The doctors fear that his condition is
critical He is unable to retain nourish-
ment, his face is badly swollen. and he
suffers d great deal The physicians are
as yet unable to determine the extent OF
his internal injuries sustained by inhaling
the flames
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
NICHOLS Renppears en- she

Nichols Reappears en- the Links
LONDON. Dec. 21-Bernsrd Nichols,
the well-known golf player, made his first
public appearance today in England since
beating Warden He defeated Mr. Paxton.
a local professional OF footing. by FIVE up
and four TO play.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
Mr.. c. Lamb.

Secretary 10 the Manager OF the National
Biscuit COMPANY, Baltimore, Nd, says
take great pleasure in saying that my
experience with ycur Electrical Type
writer has been most satisfactory, and
DO not hesitate 20 say that anyone once
learning 10 write with It would dislike
very much to 90 back to the old ma
chine The ionge- / have it the better
like II. and ana convinced that il IS the
coming typewriter. K does 50 much bet
ter work and has 50 many advantages over
the old machines that II IS bound to be
come very popular a. soon as II becomes
known. ANYONE could write al day On
the electric machine without getting the
least b5t tired or nervous which. 10 my
mind L sufficient recommendation to sell
anr rTrrvrIfer
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Cut nv an Unknown AssaiIant.

Joseph Gibson. eolOred, OF 70 Defrees Street
northwest. was cut IN the chin At 4 late hour
last night by an unknown colored man in xand
er's saloon los Il street northwest Six stitches
were taken 10 close the wound It the Casualty
Hospital after which he went 10 his home. The
assailant has not yet been spPrehended-
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Cure Free
Home Method That Restores No Mat
ter How Bad the Case.
welcome Advice From Well
Known New York Specialist.

Z. prominent specialist in the cure OF rupture
has written 4 book the subject and tells how
any sufferer can cure himself at home at slight
expense And the best Of II is that he has pub
lished this book for free distribution Printing
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Defective FIue Causes Fire.

About $40 this morning an alarm was sounded
from box s21 for fire in rear room On the
second nocr OF house So Farragut Street north
west owned By R. A Pairo, OF 4SS Louisiana
Avenue northwest and occupied by William Aoss
colored The fire was caused by defective aue
and damaged the property 10 the extent o. SO.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-21
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

4 truss, but he carries the Air
szS,-=Ss Cushion Truss all over the United
States Men, women, and children:
wear and Ike them. The Sir Cushion Pad holds
with comfort; nothing else VIII Consultation
and two weeks trial free Lady IN Attendance for
ladies' Office. parloTs, waiting and consultation
rooms On the same floor. Catalogues free THE
RoRiGK AIR tSISEf0N TRUSS COMPANY 1923
: ST. nT.. 20 aoOF. ahlett-eu
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IN THE STOCK MARKET
Irregular at the opening With
Dealings Again in Volume.

Exceptional strengths displayed by
the Pacific shares and sugar-The
Changers Firn-eA Tendency TO
Weakness in Traction Interests.
The americans Lower in London.
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New YORK s.oek MarrCet.

Corrected daiiy By W. B. Hibbs Co. men,
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange. I4I9 F
Street
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sept to the Reforrn sebooI.

Warren Winston. Rfteen-year-old boy, was
sent to the reform school today for carrying con
cealeG weapons.
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The Simplex
Typewriter.

TIE tollosiRg refer to the Simplex"
I or piano keyboard electrical typewriter,
operated By one hand only:
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Mr.. Arthur N. Travers,

Private Secretary 10 the Third Assistant
Postmaster General. writes:
OF course. have used -our machine
but very little as vet. but It dos not
take long for anyone 70 see that Il offers
advantages which the other machines can.
not possibly oeer their users. Il has
lighter touch than any ether Eisehiuc can
possibly have, and in the past this has
been considered the great thing to be de-
slEed IN q typewriter The regularity
OF work and the ability to do heavy
nl2niioiding as easily as one COPY vas
something that think operators did not
expect ever to realize.
IN the great points which make a type-
Sfiter-&nd especially IN these which brsr-
den or relieve the oPer=toE-yoUr machine
has produced revolution. and am sure
that operators VIII be quick to appreciate
anything that mzkes their work easy
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Chicago Grain and Provision slarket.

Corrected daily By WP HIbbs & Co. mem
hers Of The New 1ork Stock Exchange, 1913 E
Street
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GivabIes From
Fancy Goods Department.

Seiiuioid Collar and Gun Boxes. SOC
sea- OF Alligator Collar and Cuff
.-..---.-----....S1.19
Celluloid Dressing Cases. with
manicure and toilet fittings
combined. % os
Fancy Celluloid Work Boxes with
all flttings. Csc and 75c
Celluloid Albums, in the greatest
variety of styles, at soc I'D to $40
celiuloid Case, with manicure and
toilet fittings combined; also
with jewel case and mirror:
SATIN ilheds.--------.- S4.sS
ceiiuloid Glove Boxes, satin lined. SOC
celluloid Satin-lined Manicure
Set with mirror ........... esc
Smoking Sets. including cigar
holder, cutter, ash receiver. and
match SAFE ---........ z5e
Other styles OF smoking Sets. I'M
to the most elaborate. for.-.sf sS
Ink Stands. in large variety, of
Styles $500, -.--..--.-....2 5c
Ink ST nds. in fancy designs. for. soc
Picture Frames. in a large assort-
ment 81 o.
Aluminium Toilet Sets. consisting
OF comb and brush. sec
Dresden Toilet Sets. consisting of
comb. brush. and mirror. y 10
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Mr.. Allen Diehi Albert, Jr.

Correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun. says
Al day I have been operating the type
writer OF your make nos ia the District
Building II happened ! cut ny left hand
veTy badly yesterday morning and at once
gave up al hope OF doiag any newspaper
work until the wound should heal But
some one at the District Building offered
ne machine warranted net TO open the
wound" and | was thus introduced 10 the
typewriter Of which I have heard 50 much
1 thought you would be interested 70
know the result Well ! have been writ
Ing all day long and my lame hand has
not suffered = particle. The most won
eriul thing. however, Is that with one
hand disabled I have been able 10 co 4
full DAYS work without firing myself IS
much a. when have both hands to work
with on a neR-eleetric machine
INSCRIPTIONS WiIl be received
lative, s,1rplus-shariug stock, AZ par. $50 P,
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GOyERNNENT BONDs

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
s,s. 1902. .fSo-year funding goid--. 100
rs. 1901, water stock currency. I02
Funding currency, 3e5's..-..--...- ii.3
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Miss Ida w. Hunt.

stenographer to the President Of the
Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
ton. writes
While my practice on your Simplex OF
piano keyboard typewriter was still IN
der sixty hours. altogether. / could turn
out over half more work in an hour than
On the typewriter at the Office, which
I had used for so many years
The Simplex IS the easiest machine on
which to get cut worS that I have eyer
seen could very soon operate il with
out looking at the key6tsTIe- and can
write from copy OF steaezrzph5c notes
just as rapidly as from distztiOn TO the
machine directly, and with much greater
ease I want one OF the first ones you put
out. to use IN the Office Of the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association, for any
one who once uses the "Simplex' vii
never be content with any Other.
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Flabornte Luncheon.

Mr.. Samuel Newhouse entertained at
luncheon At the Alta club Friday after
noon in honor Of Miss Esther Freed.
The table, which was laid in n
private dining room, was eXquisltely
decorated. In the center was a mann
moth bouquet of half-blOwn La France
roses and nodding ferns; surrounded
By lunches OF Parma violets and
lilies of the valley. From the viOlets
extended heliotrope satin ribbons to
the guests places, and at the conclu-
sion Of the menu they were drawn
from their places and worn as
souvenirs Of the delightful affair.
The delicious menu was enjoyed by
Mes Freed, Mrs. David 3. Hampstead,
Miss Geddes. Miss Sherman. Miss Muir
ray. Miss Park. Miss Zane. Miss Thorn.
Miss Burke. Miss Blanche Burke, Miss
Laura Sherman, Miss Hunt, Miss
Edith Noble.
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Thimble Bee.

Mrs Hal ". Brown was on Wednes-
day afternoon the hostess of a delight
iul afternoon affair. The parlors were
bright with decorations Of carnations
and roses. The guests spent the after
noon making button holes, Mrs. Bick-
ford and Miss Mcmillan winning prizes
for the finest work. At the close of
the afternoon dainty refreshments were
served on small tables decorated with
vioiets and ferns.
Mrs. Browns guests Were: Jfrs.
George Dern. Mrs. H~oppaugh. Mrs.
Brattain. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Mack.
MIe. Daily. Mrs. Ferry. Mrs. Franken.
Mrf. Black. Mrs. Peyton. Mrs. Patrick.
Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Druehl. Mrs. Eu-
gene Peyton. Mrs. s. L. Boggs. Mrs.
blcktord. the Misses Paul. McGrath.
Mcmillan, Thorn, Page. Terhune. Mil
Yer, sherman, Laura Sherman, Howat.
savage, Louise Savage, Lowe Earls.
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turned to her home I'm Central City,
Neb.
O. b q
The marriage of Miss Celestine Du-
quet and George Hood will take place
April II.
o 8 8
Mrs. Robert .. Grant and Mrs. c..
H. Brink have returned from Butte,
where they spent a few days visiting
Mrs. O.. <. Lewis.
o @ @
Mr.. VIII Clawson, whose paintings
have made such a hit in San Fran
cisco, will shortly pay his old friends
in this city a visit.
G. @ 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Lipman Of New
York are the guests of Mrs. Alex Cohn-
@ g @
Mrs. H. Lipman Of New York is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Louis Cohn-
g 9 o
The birthday of President Lorenzo
Snow was fttingly celebrated Monday
afternoon in the temple.
@ g. g
The Veteran ArtiIlerymen Of the
Nauvoo Legion held a reunions Thurs
day evening in the Thirteenth ward
meeting house.
Miss Cameron entertained informally
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local lodge upon the initiation OF and
the comforting of degrees upon several
new members. Twenty lodge men were
over from Lehi and three from Payson.
A very enjoyable time was spent.
Albert Pike, son of DR.. w. r. Pike.
who is acting steward OF a ward in
the government hospital at Fort Doug
las, is at home on furlough for a short
time TO visit relatives and friends and
to ~recuperate.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Weaver of Pax
ton, HIS. are in Provo for a short visit.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ken
ward.
9 8 q
Miss Grace Miller of Eureka is visit
ing Provo this week.
Hyrum Brinton of Murray is spending
a Few days with Provo friends.
3 9 8
Murray Twelves and Miss Florence
Twelves are visiting friends in Salt
Lake City.
9 @ O
Mrs. c. W.. Barnes is in Salt Lake
CITY for a weeks visit with her mother.
@ @ g
A delightful party was given Friday
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Surprise PARTY

me little friends Of Miss Margaret
aSons' who has just recovered frore
lDg Iects OF a severe s~calding. wish
To celebrate her return to scboo,
- activity. planned a surprise. which
Nar 1snected last Friday evening. Miss
wbass was invited out to dinner and
IN ~ Sne returned to her home early
jolIv evenlng she found a housef1IJ If
come Gus n iassies, waiting to vel
paSSas "er: a pleasant evening was
wbio5H WITH songs and games. after
who q Galnty lunch was served Those
~ Participated were Misses ME-
Ea-s' Lucy Eager. blanche DtS5ile
Par@ Camomile, Merle Lvncb NJ
Roll. ms, Helen Stanley, Edith T1oe-
Masters Bert and Field Wil1ssn,s
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evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John ID. Dixon in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Hilbert of Mesa, Ariz.
Forty guests were present. and the
evening was passed delightfully."- in var
lous amusements- Supper was served
and music added a charm to the occa-
sion The winners were: Guessing
contest, A L Booth; peanut hunt, Miss
Florence Rogers; word contest, Miss
Ashley.
@ 8 o
DR.. Bottomley is at the capital on a
visit.
o 8 o
Jcan c. Graham, jr., is in Salt Lake
today on business.
g 8 3
A farce comedy, 1.-THE Real Widow
Brown" VIII be presented at the opera
house next Wednesday night.
Mrs. John S. Rollo is in Provo for a
few weeks visit.
. o 8
r.. NJ. Clay Of Stateline is visiting in
Provo this week.
About twenty-five guests as
sembled at the residence Of
]. p. R. johnson Friday evening in
honor Of David Johnson, who win soon
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PROVO.

Especial Cor-esDondence)
Provo, April 7.-WHliam Stark of
Payson, who has recently returned from
a mission in the southern states, was
visiting friends in Provo Tuesday.
@ q 9
Rev. r. Cooper Bailey Of Provo has
been visiting his brother Rev. George
Bailey. of Salt Lake City during the
week.
Mr.. John Martin of Rife, Colo, who
has been visiting in Provo for a few
weeks, returned home Saturday.
8 g g
The 1. O. o. F. lodge of Provo gave
a. delightful banquet Wednesday even
ing at Flenner's restaurant, at which
fifty guests were present. The occa-
sion was a fraternal visit from the Lehi
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PrO0reSsiva Tea

Judge and Mrs. Bowman entertained
al @ progressive high tea Wednesday
evening The tables were adorned with
PINK and white carnations and ferns
a.a the menu was a tempting one.
LhoSe who enjoyed the hospitality of
S.Ase and Mrs Bowman were Mr.. and
NrS. +. B. stephens. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell l. Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.. JUDD
son, Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
:, y. Sheip. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rood.
MI ana Mrs. f. l. Carpenter. Miss
stewart Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Jolly. Mr..
all Mrs. Ralph Hoag. DR.. and Mrs.
uTlSWo.d and DR.. and Mrs. Hosmer.
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Founders, Dau Social.

The alumni Of the Salt Lake Col
legiate institute will give q social to
the patrons and friends Of the school
on Thursday evening, April u, in the
basement Of the First Presbyterian
church. This is in recognition of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the organ
iZatiOn Of the school by Professor John
M. Coyner. Plans for the more elab-
crate celebration Of the anniversary in
June, when Professor Coyner will be
here. will be proposed. All who are
interested are invited to be present.
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The You and I Crystal club had a
very pleasant meeting with Mr. and
Mrs. H. w. Branch Thursday evening.
The hostess was presented with a
handsome cake dish. A few games of
high five were played. the prizes being
won by Mrs. c. A. Strickland, Mr.. j.
fimms, Mrs. J. Timms and Master
Archie Strickland. Tallies were pen
sketches suggestive of Easter. The
decorations consisted of spring bios
SONS and potted plants. A number Of
April jokes were played upon the guests
at the supper table In guessing the
number of eggs contained in a jar, Mr..
c. 4. Strickland Won the first prize and
Mrs. Smith the BOBBY. After songs and
music the club adjourned to meet in
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. c. A
Strickland.
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Card Club.

Inc Evening SiXty-three club was on
ILday evening entertained by Mr.. and
HIs. Robert j. Glendiuning. Prizes for
sdiIe We're won by Miss Woodward
Mr.. j. AZ. Bidwell.
vi me members there were present.:
%l. ana Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell. Mr.. and
~ o. =. Cary. Mr.. and Mrs. d. J.
sharp Ar. and Mrs. William Reid Mr.
anu MIS- Charles BookIidge. Miss
oodWard and Mr.. Scott woodward
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Waist Silks, new ones which ar
rived OF Saturday and will be opened
for you Monday. Exquisite color and
pattern designs in Persian, Cash
mere and Lace effects, with many
beautiful solid shades in the corded
styles, also two-toned hemstitched,
drawn work and other rich weavings.
One of a kind, four to eight yards
only of each.
Pastel Plaids in Wool Fabrics.
Have you seen them? The dozens and
dozens of combinations in these
pretty, delicate, yet strong, tints,
which wash so perfectly? Particular
ly desirable are they for Shirt Waists
and Misses Dresses; Innings are not
needed and n and a half yards re-
quired for a Waist. Prices,
$1.50, $1.35 and $1.25
the yard.
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rnnn nanent Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Earls
tbe engagement Of their daughter Jee-
Gle TO Mr.. Philip Clark Of Eureka. Miss
F1rls is well known in social circles
in This city and is extremely popular.
Mr.. Clark is engaged in business in
Eureka. The marriage viii take place
IN June.
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ONO more week and society viii burst
.sa bonds imposed by Lent and burst
into smiles and gaities after forty days
-, fsstinr and prayer. Several dances
have been planned, among them the
a,ruar affair of the Young Ladies' Aid
S 1t and the Sons of the American
DoToIu+ion The concluding party OF
80 assembly series will doubtless take
nlocs and with the Easter weddings
"a entertainments in honor Of the
Srides. the weeks following Easter VIII
be gay ones. -
,.or,, ouiet manner and as the coming
one i'm holy week it will be absolutely
devoid Of Entertainments.
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Dinner Pnr+r

ATS H. f. Carey gave a daintily ap-
pointed dinner Tuesday evening. La
france roses and ferns made an attrac-
i've center piece.
nose who enjoyed the tempting
,,lHu We're Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. futile,
-l', ana Mrs. =. o. Cary. Mics Munson,
-nl Dir. and Mrs. Ferguson.
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Progressive Dinner.

One Of the weeks delightful events
tne progressive dinner given
r4lFsd2y evening by Mr.. and Mrs
a-sar g. Iuttie.The guests were seated
. small tables which were exouisiteIv
osl'rated in La France roses and white
carnations, the same flowers being used
lovers were laid for DR.. and Mrs
GUNNER DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Fvinp
G z n Mrs. Maclean. Mr.. and Mrs
H. Boggs' Dir. and Mrs. II. Is. CARY
"a, and Mrs. O. Z. Cary. Mr.. and Mrs
~ walker Mr. an Mrs. Bogue. Mr.
aLl WIS. j. 7. Andrns eN0' W.
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Shuyler V. Shelp
tertained Delightfully."- at dinner Tues
day evening. The cable was beautifully
arranged with cut glass and silver and
adorned with carnations and ferns.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
George p. Holman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Linck. Mrs. Mclaughlin Of Park City
ana Mr.. +. G.. Schramm.
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1T. PLEASANT.
especial correspondence

Mt. Pleasant. April 6-Burt Jorgenson
went to Salt Lake Saturday for several
days stay.
Edgar and Maude Macarthur. Joseph
Jorgenson, Ernest Wtnchler, Fred Fech-
ser are home from Provo Tor the Acad-
envy conference vacation
8 9 81
Burt Wheelock spent several days OF
this week in town. from Eureka, visiting
his old home.
Roy Nielsen is home for a short time
from Salt Lake, where he is
school.
Mayor Seely arrived home this week
from Ohio. where he has been Tor the
past month.
Mrs. George Hawes left on Tuesday for
her home IN Idaho, after q month FlsiI
with relatives here.
8 g 8
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sears we're in toWD
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Informal Dinnar

2'ss Mary Burke gave a daintiIv an
s.Jt9led dinner Thursday evening Tbo
.e0le was effectively decorated "a
SSttound 1t were seated Miss Geddns
80 blancle Burke, Mr.. SamuelNNew1
w use' Mr.. D. H. Peery, jr.. and Pew
w. Daunt Scott. "Hu rev.
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during the week. Dancing was en-
owe ana refreshments were served.
8 8 @
Miss Haight returned Wednesday
from a months trip to New York and
Chicago.
w. H. Cunningham has returned
from California
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Opal Club.

The Opal club viii give its next en-
tertainment at the Ladies' Literary club
rooms Wednesday evening.
The election of officers for the next
six months viii also be held the same
evening.
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Newly imported English, French
and German Fabrics have just pop
ued up, too, for picking. Richest
black and fancy Grenadines, $1.5O
up to $3.50 the yard. Elegant
Crepes in reseda, castor, rose, gray
and new blues. Description could
never convey to you an idea of their
refined elegance. One Dress Pat
tern Of each,
$4,000 and On down tOS10.OO
New Henriettas, Venetians and
Broadcloths in the mellow Pastel
shades. One can't help liking this
soft delicacy of coloring now the
vogue for so many kinds Of dress
fabrics. The high finish and
weaving perfectness is marvellous al
most.
$3.25 a yard and between
prices to $1.25.
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FLOWERS,

Next Sunday win be Easter. We
have made greatest preparation fo-
TINS M arst Easter of cur Cut Flow
er Department. Two thousand caIIa
Lines, besides Palms, Carnations
Roses and other blooms, grown in orr
o~h green houses, viii be freshly cut
Kindly leave Us your orders earIv +bis
VIII save confusion for you
and for Is.
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depart TO a mission to New Zealand.
The evening was pleasantly passed in
games. music and social chat Mr.
Johnson presented each OF his guests
with a nhotegraph Of himself.