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UTAH CHAPTEn NO. /. r. A M
Stated conyocation first Wednesday In
each month Mt Masoric hall. Companions
cordially invited. Chas. w. Morse. Fl. p,
Moses c. Phillips. secretary.
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Mt. MORIAH LODGE NO. .. f. and A.
M-Masonio hall second Monday each
month Members of sister lodges and So
journing members In good standing In
vited. A. H Peabody, w. NJ, Christie
pher Diehl, secretary
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

BLOCKED AND RETRIMMED BY AN
expert: Fred Taylor. "A E 1st So.
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LADIES' APPAREL

FROM THE EAST; ALMOST NEW
skirts. waists, Jackets, dress and even
ing gowns at your own price. Ill e. End
South. x373
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At LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST ON
dental, terms to suit. 1i9 Main st. r. BIO
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knights of Pythias.

ALANTHE-MYRTLE lodge No. !,
Every Monday K. of p hnll. {. y
Strock. C. c. c. E. Baker h. OF
and S.
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Woodmen OF the World.
WOODBINE circle NO. Al meets every
Tuesday, s o'clock at l. o. o. +. hall.
SILVER MAPLE circle No los meets
every Friday night at J. o. o. +. hall.
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
MAPLE FLOORING

IF YOU WANT MAPLE FLOORING.
clear white. 19a face, $50 per thousand
carload lots. 10 per cent less, see Geo
Morrow, architect. 412 Constitution bldg.
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO. S.
Order OF Eastern Star
Masonic hall, first Monday
each month. Members of sis
ter jurisdictions and visiting
members cordially invited,
Rhoda A. Conely, w. NJ:
Nancy Leatherwood Sec'y.
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ETCHINGS, HALF-TONES AND CUTS.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

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H0USE- WRECKING

HIGHEST PRICES Hnvss II
buildings. Salt Lake essSK
Co, 101 Atlas block e'i' Z
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STORAGE OF FURS

r-
ALL FURS LEFT WITH 2
remodeling OF repairing WIN
for the summer months free -
r. Stencil Fur Co.. ~ y.
State. Ind. Tel. $50. Hlghest p
for live wild animals.
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OLD BOUNDARY DISPUTE UP.
Supreme Court Calls Aged Dslaware-New
Jersey WranRlo.

Washington, April l7.-For the first
time in % years tho Supreme Court OF
the United States yesterday called its
docket Of original cases with the end in
view OF eliminating some Of them if pos
sible
The first OF the cases called was the
boundary dispute between the States OF
New Jersey and Delaware, and when the
attorneys for the two States united to
secure another continuance of the case,
which was docSeted first in 1877, the
Chief Justice responded by saying; "We
don't keep cases on the docket here for
more than a generation.
The reason for asking a further con-
tinuance is the fact that Congress is now
considering the ratification Of an agree
ment between the States, but, notwith-
standing such an agreement has been
reached. counsel agreed that the States
would not be willing to have the matter
settled by decree of the court. The
present suspension of the case will not
come to an end until May 4th, and further
proceedings we're postponed until that
time.
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rhiAaslpnla la-r3ss..
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philndnlnhla. Pa. Anril ll.-Mheat.

-lfNNtAA
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April i7.-whest firm;
70 higher: No. red in export elevator
sias6lsc; No. ! Northern, do. 9iae2c; No. 2
Northern, do, s9ttOc
Corn, arm, &c higher; No ? IN export elevator,
oats, 6rm; No white natural. soc; No. 2whits
Bran, 1rl' tirm; winter in bulk. s22as22.50 spring
IN sacg- 81. .50aS2200
Refined sugars, dull; powdered. si.75as4s0;
granulated, Sl.65aai.79 ooniectioners A, t450a
s. 55; Keystone A, sLo9as44a
Butter, firm; extra Western creamery, 22ci do.
nearby prints, lSc
Western fresh. 1870 az marx.
Live poultry. unchanged; fowls ltai5c; old
roosters, 1Uc winter chickens, l6a24U; ducks,
i4al5c; geese, i2al21sc.
Dressed poultry quiet; fowls, lower; fowls,
choice. 1sa sike. do. fair 20 good, i21sc; OLD
roosters lOisc; roasting chickens, choice l5alec.
do. far TO good. l2aifc-; fioten turkeys, Is 90
quality. l7a2Oc. DUCKS l3al5C.
Potatoes, steady; Peunsylvania choice and
fancy per hushel eoc. New York, do do.
sOss5c: New York fair to good. do 7os75c,
Flour, steady; winter extrns, 50 1925; Penna
roller clear g. 2bas34o. do do straight s3 55a370
Western winter clear, s885aiabo. do do.
straight. S800aSS IS; do DO patent, So 9.O0
SAYS. Kanras, straight, sacks, ls3. 75ae3 90. do
patent sacks 81 lOas4 49, srrng clear, So 45asS %
| DO straight, So 90asflU; do iTaient 81 i5ns4 3l
do do. favoriie brands. slioasA5o.
Hay steady
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THE EVANS 3 co. LITIGATION

judge bradford iiismiHs~s the Application
iur a Hrstra ning order 20 Prevent sale
oi Stork-.
The petition filed in the United
States Court some time ago, by {. J..
Ward and ID. j. Reinhardt, counsel
for Thomas +. Bayard, receiver for II.
L. Evans & Co., asking that the Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit Co. be
restrained from selling certain bonds
and stocks held by the trust company
as collateral for money advanced 20
Evans h Co., was dismissed by Judge
Bradford this morning on the applica-
tion Of Mr.. Ward, counsel for the re-
ceiver.
This was done to permit Col. Benja-
min Nields, counsel for the trust COM
pany TO file another petition asking
the court to authorize il TO make sale
of the stocks and bonds that IL holds
/ in accordance with the provisions OF
| the bankruptcy statute.
Mr.. Ward stated that the receiver
| has never been actuated by any motive
/ of interposing any delay in the sale OF
the pledges, as long as the interests OF
the estate are properly protected. lie
said that the receiver, deeming it de-
| sirable that sale under what he con
| siders proper conditions, should be
| had as soon as possible, for the past
several weeks. with his counsel, has
been in consultation with Col. Nields
endeavoring TO reach an agreement
which would permit Of the sale and at
the same time, safeguard the assets.
IL was under an agreement reached be
tween counsel that the original petit
tion was withdrawn, which is salts.
factory to ali and reaches the end
desired.
The reason that the receiver opposed
the previous sale was because he
thought there was a doubt as TO it'
legality, and that therefore prospective
buyers might hesitate TO purchase. lie
also desired TO have the sale under the
direction of the court.
After hearing the petition judge
Bradford ordered that 10 days notic'
be sent to all creditors, stating tina
the court would hear the petition. j
T there is no objection on the part o
any Of the creditors, the sale will thei
! be authorized.
After the sale the trust compan.
! will have to account to the court TO
. the proceeds and the court will thel
. determine how much shall go to tn
/ trust company and how much to tn
I estate.
e IL was stated in court that tn
5 schedule Of the assets and liabilitie
of II. L. Evans & Co., would be tile
D | this afternoon.
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MARTIAL LAW PREVAILING
The State Police and Deputies Arc
Controlling Things With an
Iron Hand.
FOREIGNERS COMPLETELY COWED
Men Arrested Yesterday Sent
10 Somerset
ACCOMPANIED BY AN ARMED GUARD
Annotated ires. bi,paicn ny special wire,

AttnNlAteN lftaf iifhattN nf -NfelAt NlfcA
Johnstown. Pa. April H. Order again
rcigns ut Mindhcr, after night of riot
and hoOdshed IN which three lives we're
sacrificed and dozen men were seriously
injured. With daylight arrived the Stdte
constahulary ordered 90 Windhcr 10y
Governor Samuel W. Ponnypackef and
the town Is now practically under martial
law. The State police and deputies aro
controlling things with am iron hand and
have the situation well In hand 10
avoid the possibility of a conflict of
authority. the State police were sworn
in as deputy shcrihs Immediately upon
their arrival and Windber Is now as quiet
az though nothing had happened Only
| the homes wrecked hy the mob and tho
| pools of blood ON the streets where the
men fell undcr the fire of the deputies
remind one of the scenes OF horror Of tho
night just passed.
The miners did not return TO work in
great numbers this morning, although
tour mines are IN operation Crowds Of
the curious are visiting the scenes of de-
struction, but the sightscers are kept con-
stantly ON the move by the officers on
guard.
A short time after 6 o'clock this morn
ing Sheriff W G. Bcgley and a force Of
deputies escorted the I / men arrested last
night to the street car line and started
them on their way TO the county jail. az
Somerset The officers were armed with
rifles and formed "A Gordon around the
prisoners. Apparently the foreigners
were completely cowcd, as the threatened
attempt TO rescue their comrades was moi
made The crowd watched the process
sion. but made no sign Ol either hostility
or favorable feeling.
Burgess Delohunt and Chief Of Polio
Troxcl this morning arrested another o
the rioters and took him from among
crowd Of his fellows just as he was leavin
the town. No resistance was shown, anl
the man was hurried to the city prison
Curtis kester, who was shot throug
the abdomen, is still living. He was ne
ported dead during the night but th
physicians believe that he has a chanc
ior recovery All of the wounded an
doing nicely except one foreigner.
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the result of his observation OF the
records while he was in the county
Office.
Mr.. Woolley said desertion is the
most usual ground upon which applica-
tion is made in Delaware for divorce.
It IS statutory ground in this State,
the period Of uesertion required to be
proved being three years.
\ Under the Delaware law, one Of two
kinds Of service on the de-
iendant is required, either personal
or constructive service. After suit
Is brought an original writ is issued
and an effort is made to serve it on
the defendant. Upon failure to find
the defendant in the State and make
service another writ may issue, and
the requirement is that it be adver-
tised IN the public press for period
| OF 30 days, prior to the return, which
Is constructive service under the Della
ware law. 1t is the divorces granted
| by virtue of constructive service which
will be affected.
This applies not only to the divorces
granted by the court, but also tC
! those which were formerly granted
10y the Legislature, the Legislature
not having that power now. 1t is be.
lieved it will apply to a divorce on an,
ground where personal service has no
been made on the defendant.
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grains.

AINswoRTH-In this city, on April 18th, 1905.
Della T., wife Of Alfred h. Ainsworth, In her
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited
to attend the funeral services at her late residence
No ll26 Poplar street, on Wednesday afternoon,
April lsth, at o'clock. lnterment kivefsiew
cemetery.
BRAsHEARs--ln this city, on April nth, 1905
Dora W. vile OF Henry W. BrasheaIs, and
daughter oi nary and the late L. L. Pennington,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services ct the residence OF
her husband, No. 1905 West Ninth street. on
Thursday afternoon, April 10Th, At , o'clock. In
terment Al Riverview cemetery.
cLARK-on April 18th, Mary Clark, in her 6slh
Reatlves and friends sre invited 70 attend the
funeral services, 1hurday, II q. m, at the
r, sdence OF her sister, Ars. 8 n. Peoples, Della
ware City, Del. lnterment ST. Georges cemetery.
JOHNsoE-on the morning Of April 10th. 1906
Johnson, aged months.
Friends and relatives are fn-ited 70 attend the
funer } 5. ryiees At the residence OF his parents
407 West School Lane, Germantown, on sd cay
at 2SJ p. m. lnterment at Uroana, Ohio.
IAHEY -Cn April "a. 1905. Julia Lahey.
Due notice OF funeral viii b. given.
RoDMAN-in this city, on April 18th, 1908, salli,
A. Rodman. vile OF Louis kodnan, anc
daughter OF Joseph n. and Anna W sayers
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
! 10 attend the funeral from late residence, coo S
| Cinymont street. on April 18Th, at o clock. In
| terment at LON bardy cemetery.
/ WARD-In this city, en- April 18th, 1906, Johl
Ward
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend th
funeral from his late residenfe e, No. iio2 Wes
| Third street, on "Wednesday morning, April 18th
| NJ 9 o'clock. So emin Requiem Mass a. g. Paul.
! r. O. Church. lniermeut At Cathedral Cemetery
| zEALANp--ln this city. on April l7th, isot
! Nicheal ZEALAND, aged 30 years
| Relatives and friends are respec fully invite
| 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
7 IH n ImA n fWN inn At
! oiclocF REQUIEM Mass at ~ Mary's church
Internent at Cathedral cemetery.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.

Associated Press Dispatch uv special wlrel
Wall Street. New York, April 1.-THE
opening dealings in the stock market to-
day caused very small changes from last
nights prices. As a rule, first quotations
were unchanged. OF is TO "a higher, and
dealings we're small Pennsylvania was
an exception, large purchases carrying u
up y. American Locomotive and Ameri-
can Smelling were large fraction higher.
The tone was unsettled by a reaction OF
II in Amalgamated Copper a drop Of
2l5 in Consolidated Gas and weakness in
number of minor specialties Previous
gains we're largely reduced or wiped out.
Dealing contracted and prices fuctuated
uncertainty around the lower Lowell. Bonds
were steady at noon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
, THE KEARsAReE DISASTER.
A,.0ciaIsd IIe.. DI.pal.a ?. -0eeI.I NlTo..

Associated Press Dianapen ~ rpeoitl Niros.
Guantanamo, Cuba, April i7.-Another
officer has died as "a result of the exp losiop
Of April 18th ON board the battleship
Kearsarge. Ten of the sailors who were
injured at the time Of the explosion are
believed to be IN a serious condition. The
cruiser Maryland Is conveying noithward
the body OF Lieut.. Graeme.
A message from Secretary Bonaparte,
expressing sympathy with the sufferers
of the Kearsarge. has been received here
and communicated TO tho crew Of that
ship.
The bodies Of seven OF the victims of
the disaster have been buried at the naval
station here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
ROBERT J. WRIGHT KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
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Associated Press Disuatch by Special Wires
Philadelphia. Pa. April IT, Robert j..
Wright, lawyer of this city, was killed
and five other persons were severely in-
jured in an automobile accident near
Millville, n j., today. The injured arc
Frank II. Mullen and Thomas j. Meagher
Of Philadelphia, Roy Pancoast and Miss
Sadie Murthine Of Millville and the chaui-
feurs assistant.
The party missed the last train from
Millville for Philadelphia last night and
started in an automobile for this city early
this morning. A short distance outside
of Millvile the automobile collided with
carriage and both vehicles were over
turned. Mr.. Wright was thrown several
yards and struck fence, crushing his
skull. causing instant DEATH 49,
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The Charter Meeting.

At the weekly meeting tonight of the
Joint committee of the Board of Trade
and City Council appointed to prepare
a new citv charter draft It will be definitely
the work. Former City Solicitor Robert
G. Harnan who is a member Of the COM
mittee is Of the opinion that it would be
better to amend the present charter than
to prepare an entirely new one. The
committee will take a vote as to whether
it shall suggest amendments TO the present
charter or get out a new draft.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
GERONIMO SERIOUSLY ILL.
A,,ooia'sa Pres, pi.uasen by special Wires

AT100laIod PTe17 1I7nI-o1 IY 500o71I NITe1
Lawton, o. T.. April IT, Geronimo,
chief of the Apache Indians, is seriously
i'll at his home, on Fort Sill Military kesef-
him yesterday, Geronimo said:
81 am praying to the white mans God,
who has made me man ft for heaven,
to spare my life for a few years longer, to
spare il until ! am freed from custody
and sec my people in free homes. God
knows my heart is good, but am telling
him my people need me more than am
needed in a better world"
Geronimo is 76 years old. He is living
with his eighth wife, to whom ho was
married on last Christmas day.
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nRAoooNs K1LLEp aY TARTARs.

Associated Press Dispatcn y special wir's
TiAis. Caucasia, April 1.-THE Tartars
In many places are resisting the punitive
expeditionary forces, especially in Eliza
bethpol province
They recently caught a squadron Of
Dragons in a defile routed them and
killed two and mortally wounded four.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
PLAN FOR SAVING MONEY.
.,.,.,.t r,.., pl,oalon ., speolal Nirs,

As.onlated Press Dsnaion oy special Niret
Washington, April IT, Secretary Met
calf of the Department OF Commerce and
Labor has prepared recommendation
TO Congress that bill be passed author
izing heads OF executive departments 20
designate clerks to serve as notanes and
administer oaths in connection with de-
partment work.
IL Is estimated that the departments
nav about $4,000 annually for work
al this character. and this money could
be saved TO the government.
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hrM lnrK hIarNal..

Associated Press Disuatch by SPECIAL Wires
New York. April l7.-Flour sales, ] 800 bbls;
dull tut firm.
Wheat sales 10000 bushels. Firm. May,
81 4as7 li-l6c; July, s5lsaso5s september, sSJsa
S3 i5-l6c. .....
RYE. dull; No. 2 Western, 7oc asked fob.
New York
Corn, sales, 5000 bushels. Firm. July, 5s1so.
Beef. steady. .--......
Pork, firm.
Lard, hIm; prime Western steam, ss. goass.e5.
Sugar, raw barely steady: fair refining Sl-32a
aSc: centrifugal, %; test la52asisc. Moiasses
sugar. 23-32d2i fc' refined, quiet crushed, $780,
powdered, Si.7O. granulated, Sl6U
Petroleum steady: refined all ports, tl.o0aSi. 90.
Coffee quiet; No. Rio. 7-l6c
Nolasses. QuIet: New Orleans. S1a3Sc.
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Some Lace
Curtain Bargains

for market day. Used in
place of your heavy winter
draperies, they beautify
the house and make it
cooler and more pleasant
of a hot day.
These forty pairs represent the
clear-up OF several lines that we
shall close az Just about hall to-
days regular prices
IL pairs Of pretty Nottinghams
at soc instead of S5c pair.
8 pairs OF fine Nottinghams at
csc instead of Sl.1O pair.
6 pairs Of beautiful lace curtains
at SOC instead of 81 80 pair.
4 pairs at S1.0o a pair instead OF
S1.50.
6 pairs really worth $500 a pair,
for s1.25.
a pairs at $3.50 q pair are very
fine: usually sell for $3.50 pair.
8 pairs at $500 a pair, perfect
beauties. worth just double what
We ask in this clear-up sale.
These are in regular window
lengths and arc exceptional bar
gains. Not on sale until We'd
nesday. No more at these
prices.
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Card Of Thanks.

Mrs. Joseph f. Schwab and children
wish to extend their sincere thanks to
the employees of the p, b. & W car shops,
st. Benedict s and Holy Name Societies,
also to the Water Witch and other fire
companies, and to the many friends who
were kind to use in our trouble. Mrs.
SchWab
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ca,t OF without a Cent.

This is perhaps the fate of your cloth
ing furniture. pianos, store fixtures and
good cast-oif clothing, when YOU can get
the highest cash prices at Mcmahon Bros.
Exchange department, Fifth and King
streets (basement)"
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BUsH-MooRE-In this city, on Saturday, April
d. 1906, by Rev. W. +. ID. Lewis, Lydia Moore,
Henry Iatnal bush.
WYkTH-BOCKIUs-1 In this city, April 18th, 1906,
at the First Unitarian Church, by Rev. Alex
ander T. Bowser, Newell COnvers Wyeth and
Carolyn Bockius, 10th Of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
Inception to tho va.

In the auditorium Of Madeley
church. this evening, the Us of that
church will give reception 70 the
vs. of this city. New Castle, Newark,
Talleyville and Delaware CITY. An IN,
teresting programme has been prepared
and pleasant time IS expected
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alnasrtaksrs.

James 7. Chandler,
Undertaken and Embalmer.
2t4 West Ninth Street.
telephone connections
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ne pRY.pooK pEWEY.

Associated Press pispstcn by special VIE
Port said, Egpyt April 1.-THE United
States dry-dock Dewey was reported by
wireless telegraph today TO be loo miles
of this port
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Inllrr. III nn Eslntr.

Thomas ~ Millikin has taken Out
letters of administration upon the
estate Of Thomas Nutall,
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Foot Amputated.

Daniel Birmingham, colored, of 109
East Front street was struck by a shifting
engine this morning about o'clock at
the King street crossing of the p, B. q
W. railroad and had his right foot badly
mangled. He was taken 10 the Delaware
Hospital in the Phoenix ambulance II
was necessary to amputate the injured
foot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17

silver suds does not scratch. Sold by
druggists and grocers.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-17
No Man

Can spend his money for Spring
Clothes to the best advantage.
unless he buys at the New
York Clothing House-do all
the shopping you please. but
come to the New York Cloth
ing House before you buy. The
more your comparisons, the
more convinced you'll be that
our assortment is the largest
and our prices lowest.
just think Of having to pay
only $40 for fine worsted and
serge suits and Of having a
pick of nearly fifty styles Of
the best $40 suits to choose
from.
Then if you can 60 a little
higher. say Sl2, $3.50 or $l5,
you can array yourself TO the
Queens taste"
Or it, you don't care to spend
so much. we have dressy,
stylish and good wearing suits
for 5000, $3.50 and $3.50.
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Fourth sireet siore.
Ii Hardly Pays You

to worry and fuss with the
making Of underclothes for
Spring when you can get
such pretty ones right
here already to slip on
They are rightly made, as you
can plainly see for yourself.
Only materials Of standard quail
itv are used in the under gar
ments made for ms. They are
made in the most approved
stvles with the new and fashion
able trimmings Of val laces and
embroideries and better than all
thew cost you less than if you
undertook 10 make them your
self TO say nothing Of the saving
of your time. Full lines are
shown in the ladies' wear depart
ment second floor. Take, for in
stance these gowns that we have
nit out for Wednesday at Sl.OO
each. they are cut very full and
come with high or low neck,
long or short sleeves-come in
iii sizes For Wednesday they're
only a dollar.
lake elevator TO second floor