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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-03-01
CHAPTER XVII


Jortan.
This is the report Of Captains Boris
and JCrian. which they gave In face
Of their soverelgns IN the garden
ploasaunco OF the palace OF Plassen.
burg.
Speak out your minds. good lads!"
said Hugo. leaning n little further
back
"Ay, toll MS all" assontcd Helene
-''iell. ua nov you delivessd The spas.
hawk, rs YOU cuii MN. The oficcr or
the Duchess Joan!"
So Boris BnlutCd aud began
"Tho tale IL long one. Prince aud
Princess" ne said "Of our many and
difficult cndcuyors To keep the peace
and prevent quarrcllug win say no.
thing"
Better sol" intcrlootod Hugo with
a CLEAN In his eye JorIan coughod
and growlod TO himself THAT long
fool will make a mess Of ~
Il will pass on 10 our entry into
CORTLAND. II was like the home,com.
ing OF iong.lost true prince. There
was no fighting -alack. not so much
as stroke after AN that bother OF
shoutingi"
"Borlsl" said the Princess warning
ly
Give him rope!' muttcrcd Prince
Hugo. Gle will tanglo himself rarely
or he be done!"
81 mean the blessing OF Heaven
there was no bloodshod," Boris cor.
roo,od himself There was, as / say.
no fighting, There was none to fight
with Prince Louis had not a friend
In his own capital city, saving the
Muscoyltc. Aud at that moment
Prince Ivan the Wasp was glad
enough TO win clear on 10 the front.
Ter with his Cossacks at his tail. It
was Gods pity We could not ride
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-03-01
IyER H. SMITH


The idea that snakes are useless
creatures and should be- oxterminated
wherever found, will have to pass
away says the Shoe Trade Journal,
as In Australia they are now being
systematically reared for the sake OF
their skins, which have consldera.
BILE commercial value In London,
Paris and New York Snakeskin IL
the fashionable material for slippers.
belts bags. purses Jewel boxes, card
cases, dressing table accessories. etc.
Rabbit trappers supplement their
means considerably by catching young
snakes and extracting their pulnson.
Gus fangs The blacks are also ex,
pert snake catchers, To them tn
snake is an agreeable article OF d
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80 am his wifel' said the Princess"
them down, But though Jorian and
/ did all that men could"
"Aheml" said Jorlan, as II fly had
flown into his mouth and tickled his
throat.
Il mNen, your Hlghnessos, we did
whatever men could to keep the pop
ulace within bounds. But they broke
through and leaped upon u.s. throwing
their arms about our horses necks
crying, Our saviorsl Our deliver
ers!' God wot we might as well
have tried to charge through the bill
lows Of the Baltic when It blows
Eorther right from the Gulf Of Both.
MIA! But II almost broke my heart
90 see them ride OIL with never a
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olous they became devoted TO the Sc.
yorcst military discipline. Nothing
was heard but words of command and
the ordered tramp Of marching feet.
The country barons and knights
brought In their forces. and their
tents, all gay with banners and nut.
lerIng ponnons, stretched white along
the Ala for mile and more.
The word was ON every lip, When
~. day aftcr 40 dcfvcrnnoo on
the Srarhuwk Joan announced her
intention of riding ON the morrow to
Kcnsburg Maurice Won Lynar and
Nou Orcn would accompany her
Then cried Margaret Instantly /
q will go. tool"
THE ride would be over lolisomo
FOR YOU" said Joan.
81 viii go! said Margaret wllmlly
81 shall never let him out Of my sight
aPaiu''
we shall be bacl, within the wcekl
You viii be both safer and more com
Portable herei'
The Princess MARGARET Withdrew
her head from the open window. mo-
mcuRrlly losing sight Of her husband
aud making vain her last words
"Ah, Joan" she said reproachmlly,
you are wise ana strong there Is no
one like YOU. But you do not know
what Il is TO ho married You never
were in love How, then, can YOU
understand the feelings OF Wife,"
She looked out OF The window again
ard waved q korchlrf.
"Oh, Joan" she looked back again
with mournfu countonnnco. 81 do
believe that Maurice does not love me
os love him lie never took tho
least notice OF me when waved to
HIM"
ITO be cOutIuuedl
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The presence OF Prince Conrad IN
'hc city of CORTLAND seemed &c
change entirely the character Of the
people From being somewhat friv.
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Mems Department.

dozen Mons t1lnred- b-T.ieTed Hcm>tifrh0d Cot
ton Handkcrcli-fs-lnss 90 be discontinued. Re
duce3 from l0c 70 Sc each foT 25c.
% Mems F0ur-in-H Hand Ties. medium ard dark
effects Reduced from 51c and Sl.00 60 &c each.
Il Mems White oxford Nselire Collars, 70 be
worn with tennis and golf shirts; s9ilrd sizes H.
lils Is, and i6 Reduced from sc and &c 70 2 for
Dc
Is Mems Chcvict Neslige Shirts. with separate
cuffs. IN pink. s0ilgd, SIZES lJ and l5i. Reduced
from sloo 20 Sc each.
10 pairs Mems Fancv Cotton soy several de-
signs on different ground coims: sizes 10 and H.
Reduced from zJC % pairs for SLOo.
Is PAIRS Mems Imported Fancy SHk-mixed So1
mostly dark grounds cmhr1idersd in crlcrs; also
iew lace effects, sizes ga. ~ ant L. Reduced
fI0m s. ~ and SIS 10 75c rsir.
Is pieces Mems Lightweight WhI.e Merino Under
wear. about two parts wool. z'cd. shirts. sizes 3s
g. ard s., drawers sizes g. 81, and ii. Reduced
from $50 % Sl0a garment.
Il Mems White Linen Shirts. stiff boslms, open
front and back soilrd sizes H. l6A snd L. Re
duccd from 81 ~ 10 9oc each.
% Mems Fancy Hat Bands. in assorted colots;
II ard ? iuchrS wide Reduced from &c and Jlc %
l7c each; for &c.
Main f10r-F s.
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Travelling Goods DEBT.

/ Wardrobe Trunk. made Of seasoned bassvood
and covered with best canvas; leather bound; mai
lesbla iron clamps best lock cloth lined; hangers
fog 2 suits bat box and small removable ccmpart-
meuts Reduced from $500 70 Sl9s5.
? Brown Waius Bags made on steel frame
leather lined; be-t hTas5 l0Ck and catches lainCh
reduced from Sl20) to SEQ; ! l5-inch. reduced
from Qi0l % 500
Ivory Horn Alligator Rags. leather lined two
inside p5cbets light weight. l 13incb reduced
from S209 to Ss.lo, liiuch. reduced from Sli00
TO S30
l l5-inoh Shell Alligator Bag made on steel
frame; leather lined. good lock and catches Re
duCed from Si00 70 $50
l l7-inch Black Covhide Leather Bag made On
steel frame isgwsd I'M black leather lined inside
pocket; good lock and catches. Reduced from
Sl5.00 TO S900
l l5.inch Black Seal Beg leather lined; light
weight Reduced from Sl3.oo 20 $50
] Pinch Shell Alligator Bag. cabin shape. scod
lock wen made. Reduced fron $500 10 see
! IG-iDch C0Uhide Leather Bag, leather lined
good lock and catches. Reduced from 500 to
A&
Basement-Eluitable Bldg
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Class Arrnnges Programme.

The graduating class of the Laise-
Phillips School will hold its commence
meut exercises at the New Willard Hotel
Wednesday evening, May %. at S o'clock.
The class, consisting Of Miss Irene Mae
Wieland. of Pennsylvania; Miss Elizabeth
Walters Dey, of Norfolk, Va. and Miss
Maria Wier Benner, also of Pcnnsyl-
vania, has arranged the following pro-
gramme: Piano recital by Miss Julia r.
GO0dan. Invocation by the Rev. Henry
n. COuden. chorus by the school; piano
solo, Miss Marian ". Benner; violin solo,
Miss Elton Ronsaville; address by Will
lam Allen Wilbur, dean of George Wash
ington University; piano concerto Miss
Edna Pool and Frank Gebest: messages
from some prominent Americans to the
graduating class; presentation of diplo-
mas; the benedicton, and, following, an
informal reception Glass night will be
Tuesday, at the school at 1921 Connecticut
avenue.
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Eurniture Departn1Pnt.

Goidsn Oak Hall or library Chair. Reduced
from 500 20 g %
/ Reception Mahogany Arm Chair. Reduced from
Sl0o0 70 S195.
! Reception Mahogany Arm Chair, with high
back. Reduced frcm $50 20 1895.
] Mahogany Arm Rocker, suitable f. uarlor or
reception room. Reduced from SlOo) To $685..
Solid Mah03uv Tea Table sheraton design.
slightly damaged Reduced from So % to $3.50
Handzme Vcmis Msrtcn Table with 2+inch
hand-Tainted top. Reduced from SlI0 10 SIS.
! Miss Golden Oak Dcs6 with drawer and mir
TOT Reduced from so 70 $50
! Fine Mission Clock. 6ia feet high a good time
piece. Reduced from s310o 70 S4.75.
I Handsome Mission Clock, with bu-ntwood dial
large c0llarettc with cathedral glass doors az bot
tom. Reduced from 500 20 $3.50
Fine Golden Oak Desk. suitable for man or
wonan's apartment Reduced from $500 20 Sl29j
] Automobile Go-cart. with two seats and artil-
Icy wheels; wen made. Reduced from 5000 70
SLID
Sixth foor-G st.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
ARMY Orders.

Capt WILLIAM Z. HORTON. quartermaster. re-
Heved from further duty in Cuba; viii proceed
70 New London Conn.
CAPT GEORGE ". MOSES, To~mastsr, relieved
from duty IN the Philippine Islands; viii pro
cred % san Francisco.
MAJ DAVID c. sHANKs, Fourth Infantry and
First Lieut.. HARRY S. PURNELL. assistant
surgeon viii proceed m Denver 70 appear as
witnesses before the retiring board.
Capt EUGENE r. WHGTMORE. assistant surgeon.
IS detailed as a member Of the examining board
az For RILEY Kars,
The members q the bard. consisting Of MAJ Gen
JOHN z. STORY United States Amy. retired.
Professor q Mathematics PHILIP r. ALGEH,
United States Nary. and Cart ALSTON HAM
ILTON. Coast ARTILLERY appointed for the pnr-
l,1-a Of considering the relative merits q the
Cr0zier aud Brown sysems of wire gun construc-
ti0n viii proceed - the Sandy Hook Proving
Ground sandy Hook y j.. 70 inspect,
Cart. EDWARD D. ANDERSON. Twelfth Cavalry,
viii a5sln-c charge under the instructions Of The
Ouarterusstrr zen raj q the army. If c1nstruc-
tion work ~ Fort Oglethcrpe. Georgia
First Tirgt CAD MORGAN Seventh Infantry, Is
dataiIsd as professor q military science and tao
tics az Gordon college. Ba-uysylsie Ga.
Leave Of absence for one month Is granted sec'nd
Idcat BENJAMIN NJ BAILEY, Fourth In
fautry.
CAPT. ARTHUR I. FULLER. Coast Artillery. is as
signed 20 duty with the signal C1rIs- with sta
tiUn no Boston,
First Lieut.. GLEN T. JENkS Ordnance DEPART
meut. viii make one visit % P9vtUcsei. T. l..
~ inspect material being procured under contract
hv the Ordnance Department.
Ieav. of ahzerce f5s five days Is granted tlaplgln
OSCARJ !. " SCOTT, Twsntv-hith Infantry.
Lieut. Col WILBER L. WILDER inspector gen
rral viii return u his proper station. Chicago.
Leave uf absence fer three months is granted second
Iie-t EUGENE G. ECKER. Ninth Infantry.
Carr. EUGENE r, WHITNlOItE. assistant surgeon,
Is detailed as q member cf the examining board
az Fort Riley.
Leave q absence for one month is granted First
Lieut. BENJAMIN H. L. WILLIAMS, Cast Ar
tcry.
The board Of officers AZ the General Hospital, Fort
Bsyarl New Mexico. fer the examination Of orh-
Gers % determine their fitness for promotion Is
dissolved.
The fonoring-named officers of Coast Artillery are
placed on the unassigned let Coast ARTILLERY, and
viii repcrt az Fort Monroe for duty until August
a when thcy win report 20 the C0mmandant
n The ARTILLERY School for instruction: Cart.
Lewis $ RYAN. First Liouts Pelham u. Glass
ford Philip H. Worcester, Carr ". Waller
David drC Nickel, Walter Singles Jacob A.
Mack Thomas r. Doe Otho Y kean, William
II Dodls n Ie Roy Bartlett, John 5. Ham
mcnd Basil q. Moon Ellery ". Niles Adeino
Gibson. James s. Dusenbury, Robert n, Lewis
Sidney II Guthrie, and Henry T. Burgiu.
Leave Of shsenca for two months is granted Capt
WILSON b. BARTLETT, Eighteenth Infantry.
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Bows furnishings Dent.

l5 Bows White and ColoTrd Madras Negiige
Shirts; sizes Z aud lE5. Reduced from 75c and
Sl00 % 5oc ea-h
Bows Russian BlcusCs in blue. tan and pink.
with Eton collar; sizes Z aud 8. Reduced from
$40 ard SI.5) 90 5oc each
10 Boys White Shirt Waists. without collars
sizes z. 8. and Q. Reduced from 75c and Sl.t) to
SOC each.
= Bows C7loTrd Madras Bl0uses. sizes s 70 IS
Reduced from &c % &c each.
i EUs Fancy Golf CAPS, all sizes Reduced
from 5ac 90 &c each.
70 White DUck Tam o. Shanters. for BOYS OF girls;
all sizes. Reduced from j0C 10 see each.
2 Fancy SIX Ties, all coloTs Reduced from &c
% l2isC each.
Third f00r-Tenth ST.
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Bamboo Furniture Dept.

Bamboo Table, with drop shelves Reduced
from s. ~ % SEQ
! BambUo Table Reduced from $3.50 tc 800
Large Bamboo Table. Reduced from 500 70
$50.
Large Bamboo Table. Reduced from $50 to
Sac
Bamboo Window Seat, slightly damaged. Re
duccd fr1m 500 90 500
Infants Bamboo Utility Box Reduced from
g 90 To SEQ
Bamboo Window Seat Reduced from 800 70
500
/ Bamboo Skirt Box. covered with pantasote Re
duced from $500 10 SIl00
! Bamboo Wardrobe. covered with good quality
japanese Mating Reduced from slLOl 10 sA.
Bamboo Boy covered with japanese Mating
Reduced from SIPS 10 $50
Second foor-Eleyeuth 81.
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Mems ClOthiHg Dent.

l Mans Crayenette Rain Coat; Size 5s Reduced
from Slsc0 70 S9m
Mems Spring Ovcrrosts in fancy gray effects
sizes &C. 80. and H Reduced from 81 80 T. $500
each.
pairs Mems Separate Trousers. odd sizes Re
dH-sl frar $50 to $50 pair,
. pairs Mems Worsted Trousers. IN rly s,iiYtd
effects for wear with hl1e or BACK coats: all
sizes Reduced from $50 and & - 10 Nq5 pair
10 Mems An-VO0 ElUc Serge suits: sizes 81 O.
q Reduced from $3.50 To $3.50 each.
3 Mems Stein Bloch Suits; all sizes. Reduced
from $3.50 20 $3.50 each
6 Meas Fancy Vests; sizes 81 70 g. Reduced
frm 800 90 Sl95 each.
Main floor Tenth 81.
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Cotton Dress Goods.

yds White Swiss y0ile embroidered in white
and tan figures. Rcduced from Sl7J 10 sl.0O yard.
7 yds White Swiss Voile embroidered in fancy
white figures Reduced from X.7j 10 Sl01 ward.
yds. White silk ard Cotton Yoie. embroidered
IN lavender dots, Reduced from SL5] to sloO yard.
(Lengths from FL to ) yards.)
50c Banzaf Silk. 37lac yard.
37ikc Mikado silk. &c yard.
37ikc SILK Mousseline. CSC yard
14c Percales. 12iac yard.
12izc Percalos. 10c yard.
12iac Batiste Lawns, 10c yard.
25c Irish Dimities, l5c yard
SOC Irish Dimities 2oc yard.
41c Scotch Ginghams, 25c yard.
% Scotch Ginghams. 15c yard.
secord aoor-G 81.
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SLOO for choice.
Values. SI.5O. $500, and $50.
And these remnants :

AAiA tliAEA 1A4llildlllo.
70 Youths Atwood Long Pants Suits, in single
and double breasted STYLES; fancy gray mixtures
sizes Il to 70. Reduced from $3.50 and Sl5Oo TO
S.9j each
Is Bows Fine All-wcol Suits, u blue serge and
fancy gray mixtures, with knicserb1cker pants:
sizes 5 to H. Reduced from $50, $50 and Sle00
TO 500 each.
9 Bows Atwood Suits in gray mixtures, with
knictcThoCker pants light weight. sizes 90 Is Re
d1ced from 30 TO $40 each
20 BOYS Atwood Double breasted Suits; light
weight and light effects sizes s. O. TO- H. r. l6 and
Il. Reduced from $500. SEQ, and $50 10 C3
each.
u Rows Lightweight Refers. IN navy blue and
Clay mixtures; sizes pa % g. Reduced from see
i6c7. and SO 10 S31j each.
5 Boys Fancy Gray ToIc1ats, light weight: sizes
T. l3. g. and Is. Reducal from $50 and $50 to
g. - each
Z BOYS Wash Norfolk jacket SUITS. Of white
duck and gsy crash; sizes 70 l. Reduced from
500 % $50 each
Third fCCr-TCuth 81.
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Friday Bargain in
WOmen'S OxfOrdS.

A lot Of Women's Oxfords. Of kidskin
and patent coltskin. in several styles. Not
all sizes in any enc style, but all sizes in
the combined lot Sizes are as follows:
and 6AA-3 5ia. ~. and 5A-2. 2l5. 8. 4.
O. and 6B-2. %. 9. and &c. 2ls, and SD
A. az. 8. and 5izE.
SI.Q5 pr. We're $500 and $3.50.
Third fo1r-Tcnth 81,
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Naval Orders

Lieut.. F. n. BERBIEN. detached duty Missouri
to home ard await orders.
MdshIman d. g. COPELAND, detached duty
Denver, 70 Cleveland.
Assistant Surgeon L. I JONGABAUGH. to the
Naval Hospital, Annapolis. Nd
First Lieut.. H. C. EGAN. L. :. VI. C., resgna-
tion as a first lieutenant in the Marine Corps
accepted for the good Of the service 10 take ef-
feet May Is. 1907.
Second Lieut. T. ?. DIETER. L. S. NJ C., resis-
nation as a second lieutenant in the Marine
Ccrps accepted for the good Of the service 20
take effect May D. 1907.
Warrant Machinist f. A. MANCK. when discharged
treatment Naval Hospital, Boston, Mass, granted
sick leave two months.
Cable from commandant Naval Station, Cavite =.
l., May l5 loG-lIidshipman II. DELANO de
tached Paragua, TO the Naval Hospital, YOko-
hama japan for treatment.
Cable from Governor. Naval Station Guam. L. T..
May Is. 19J7-CarrcutT +. Y MAHER, de-
taChed supply, &c, 70 home.
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THEATERS TO-DAY.
The BeInsco.

The BeInBCOs
''Ths Importance Of Being Earnest" "........,At eI5
Oscar Wildes most brilliant comedy. splendid
performance by the Edwin Arden company Wei!
worth seeng-as a tonic.
The Columbia.
'AiHpilac9 CIV
Sar1Ous clever drama, adapted for America by
Belasco and De Mile. Wilton Lackaye, Hilda
Spong. and Charlotte Walker in the cast.
Chase's.
4 btile hdlufAlit EAs eAiA 90
A very good vaudeville show. with Harry Gilfol
as the headliner a good team of scrohats, the
Nichols sisters. and other amusing stunts. !"
The Majestic.
The Great Northwest .......................At sl5
The Kathryn PTnell company. Is q good old
melodrama, with real thrills.
The New Lyceum.
The Th0r0ughhredS .s-s-.-.........At Zl3 and SD
The usual burlesque show, Vivaci0us chorus, and
some vaudeville.
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Panama strikes Not Serious.

Gel Goethals, chief engineer Of the
Isthmian Canal Commission, cabled TO
Secretary Bishop. Of the commission.
yesterday. from Ancon. reassuring him
about strike conditions among the
dredge workers. Il have no fear Of the
outcome. The movement is condemned
by all"
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that made such a dne impression this
week will be seen in "Featherbrain." in
cludng Mr.. Wilton Lackaye, Miss Hiida
SpOng. Miss Charlotte Walker. and other
favOrites. Among those who have taken
boxes for Monday night are Mr 7. W
Smith. Dr. Richard Kingsman. Mr.. James
T. Barbour. Mr. Robert y Harper. Mrs
NJ r. Dulin. and Or. Maurice +. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. John JOY Edison we're at
Florence on May 8. Messages received
by friends indicate they were having an
enjoyable trip and were IN good health.
Dr. ". Lee White, who has been quite
in for some time, IS now slowly regaining
his health.
Mrs. s. G. Cornwell is in New York.
where she viii remain for about a fort
night
The American Ambassador % Germany
and Mrs. ChaTlemagne Tower, WHO have
been spending some time in this country
on leave ~ absence. have sailed for the
Ambassador post, az Berlin.
Counselor Of the japanese Embassy and
Nine. Mytao%a have gone out OF town for
"a short stay.
Senor Pima. tho Spanish Minister, Ieft
the Capital yesterday FOR Baltimore and
New York lie viii Doe gone a week
Alpha Kappa Kappa Fraternity Of
George Washington University medical
department gave the final dance OF the
season last night at the dancing acad-
cmy oC Mrs Flora C. Dyer 1917 r
street northwest The function brought
ont the fun membership OF the fra
ternity together with q large number
of the friends of the young men. The
occasion was one OF the most brilliant
social affairs given by the university
men this season. The hall was pro-
fusely decorated with the .olors OF the
fraternity in streamers M flags. and
there was a wealth of flowers and
plants. forest blossoms, and green. The
academy orchestra furnished the music.
a buffet supper was served during the
evening.
beau. is spHdins a week with friends
I'm Virginia.
Mrs. Churchill Candee, Of this city, is
now in Paris.
Mrs. Frank Schultz has returned to
her home here. after a visit of two
weeks AT Atlantic City.
Mrs. Ben white has gone to New
York to see her daughter. Miss Virginia
Davis Schaefer, sail for Europe Satur-
day. May IS. Miss Sehaefer expects 70
remain abroad several months. and
Mrs White viii remain in New York
for a visit 20 DR.. and Mrs. Green, az
the navy yard
Mrs. Walter 4. Johnston. Of Kensing-
ton. who has been in at the George Wash
ington University Hospital, is recovering
and viii soon be able to return TO her
country home.
Mr.. Henry Narder left yesterday for
New York. whence ne will sail on
the Kcenig Albert for Naples. Italy. He
will spend June and July in travelling in
Europe. and will return TO this country
about August.
Mrs J. Milton Boone and daughter
jeanette, of ST. Clair. Pa. are visiting
Dr. and Mrs J. Ramsay Neyitt.
Miss Marie 4. Zeitler entertained friends
last Friday evening in honor of Mr. r. w.
Hooper and MI S. s. Murdock. Of Butte,
Mont. A most enjoyable evening was
spent. and the young folks we're delight
fully entertained by Mr. Hooper and Mr.,
Murdock with their musical sketches.
after which a repast was served. followed
by several tableaus in which Miss Zeitler
figured with her italian costumes
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Minister LagerI<rann's Trip.

Mr.. Lagerkrantz. the new Swedish min
lister. has arranged to make a visit to
Minnesota and other States Of the North
west for the purpose of seeing the condi-
ton of the numerous colonies Of Swedes
in that section of the country.
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SI.oo each. Were $500.
And these remnants

I Chid's White 1lobair Coat, plated stvlc,
with white KID belt and small brass buttons: trim
med on neck and sleeves with fancy white six
braid. Reduced from Sg60 % $50.
Infants Fokc Bonnet. made ot embroidery and
trimmed about face with two are-elged HIr-=, rib
bon. and uche. Reduced from $50 20 275
? Influts' Nairsock Long Dresses. yoke ol tUCks
ard lace insertion. lace On neck and sleeves. Re
ducCi from $50 20 Sl5 each
Children7 Persian Lawn Dresses, long-vais,sd
s.yle yoke trimmed with lace insertion and feather
stitching. skirt neatly tucked. Reduced from $ 90
70 SEQ each.
Infants Dotted Swiss Short Coats: cape. collar,
and c1fs trimmed with lace insertion and lace.
Reduced form s5.75 90 g s. each
Chidren's White Pi4Gc Coats two made Rus
sian s'yle ard trimmed with insertion and rmbroid-
cry, with belt of same; che ether two with large
collars trimmed with u1i-s of insertion and en-
hr0idcTy. Reduced from $3.50 and $40 10 3g5
each
Childs Light Blue Pi1ue Coat made Russian
STYLE. trimmed with hand emfrriderai scaIlcp; belt
O. samc. slightly faded. Reduced from $50 20 s275
Chids White pigue Tam o. sbautc-. trimmed
with light blue rh5u Reduced from S2,5 TO 75c.
Third fo1r-Elcgcrth ST.
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PdraSOL DEPARTMENT.

Ccored silk Parasois with 5eweled handles.
Reduced from go 20 500 each.
Plaid six PaTasCls. Reduced from $500 70
$50 each
/ White Silk Panso with Dresden border Re-
duced from 5000 70 $500
Main hcor-TCuth ST.
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MoyENENTs oF yEssELs-The follorinr N.


ments e vessels have been reported 70 the Bu-
reau Of Navigation.
Arrived May l5, 81. Louis at T0mrkinsville
Charleston Prcble. ard Boston. at San Diego
Virginia and Louisiana, at Norfolk Maine at
Navy Yard. New York. May IS. Nsnshsn az
Kobe; Chattanooga. at Siakwan.
sailcd-Nay Is. ST. Louis. from Na7y Yard New
York, for Tompkinsville; Charleston and Prebe.
from San Pedro for San Diego: Virginia snd
Louisiana, from Hampton Roads fer Norfolk
Connecticut Ohio, Iowa. Indiana, and Rhode
Island. from Hampton Reads for North River.
Nav l5, Prairie. from CieufueEos for League Is
land; Cincinnati. from Swatow for Honck0ng;
Helena. from Cavite for SWatow Maryland. from
Cavite for Yokohama
Lawton has been stricken from Nav list and or
dered sold.
OLYMPIA was placed in commission yesterday az
Navy Yard. Norfolk.
Baltimore was placed ont Of commission yesterday
at Navy Yard, New York.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-17
md these remnants :
Friday Bargains in
ChiLdrRn'S Sun Hats.

Chudren's White Lawn sun Hats, fin
ished with double rufle Of embroidery
around brim. 4 small lot only of these,
hence the Importance of selecting early.
SOC each. Were SIOO.
Also a small lot Of White Madras Sun
Hats Tam o. Shanter crown. corded brim
edged with embroidery; finished with bow
Of rihhnn