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$3.50, SIS & $50 Spring and CT
Summer Suits and Overcoats, OH

~ vundesl example of fine tailoring exclusive fab.
hcs and distinctive excellent values at $22 So
$2s and $3o-this assortment takes first place.
Included vesy fine pure Cassimeres
1nSeh finish Velour, Homespuns, Fiannels Worsted
chsvion and Eaglsh and Scotch effects.
Al the correct Pencil Stripes, Hairine Stripes Club
Chseas. Glen Chseks Silk MIXTURES fancy and plain
Weaves ore hsse In the most exclusive designs.
Youmay choose among al the correct osays new Biues
smart Browns, nsw Tane and distinctive Heather Scotch
and Enslish mixtuses Not overlooking wonderful
Blue oerges a the finest Engiish fnshwoven from fine
Australian and the highest standard Of $25
Aodet Include Eaglish Patch Pocket. Fifth Avenue.
coasssvative. College and 1ngsh Mediterranean
the finest collection Of young meme styles in all New York
0v9coats include Sk iinedto-edge Black and Oxford
vienas, well smart Blues and 0rays in London
Guard and Engliah Split seeve styles
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SIS, $40 & $3.50
s ssss d, & Summer Suit: $13 so

Here 10 assembled unusual assortuet Of strictly high
Grade garments. in distinctive and correct models and d
the most desirable. popular fabscs An ezesponal
showing. even At the full prices, SO. $40 $22So
The suits comprise smase 0says, fancy Hlues correct
Browns. Heather mixtures, and nsw Tan shadsa Pin
Checks Line Stripes and neat mixture dfects ~ veil -
plain Vale Weaves. Self suipes fancy Wale Wsavse
Homespun effecss Scotch effects end plain Flannel
sfiects-ai here In their attractive vasiasoaa
The fabrics are strictly high gFade. pre Wossesds.
excellent Velows. Worsted cheviots. fancy e9Uss,
Cheviots and Crashea
Included are hafned and hull.lined two and three
piece suits In correct Enssh. Fifth Avenue. Coasva.
tive and College models-aso SONS Noefolka In dses
for men. young men and boya
Ovescoats include high grade Black. Oxford and Cam
bridge Velouss - we'll many ecoech end 1ngllsh
effects In London Guard and 8nghsh sp,essevs noda
Suitable for street and motor servioe.
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April 1. when he cot ten days leave Of
sbsencs. announcing he was going to
his home town. Iioosick Falls. for q va
cation.
lie did 90 10 Hoosick Falls. but did
not communicate with his wife At their
home. No. 4e west one Hundred and
rwenty-seventh street. or with any mon
In the department Mrs. Kisiy yester-
DAY moved her household effects 10
Hoosiok Fails. believing he had met Q
tragic end.
Kisly had been on the force since 1911
and had q clean record. Ills remaining
away without leave has lost him his po-
0t1oo.
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The EUent: In all clothes history the Spring and
Summer before ushered in with such clothes
at such prices ...
To-day, when all other throughout the country
getting top guresWen sales ankeard Of sechere
offering that would be sensational at
the seasons end: ....
$4,000 fine Spring Suits and Spring Overcoats. up
Of the most fashionable fabrics from the worlds finest
along lines that absolutely in accordance
with the most advanced ideas Of good fashion
And yours to choose among at oveoge sceng Of $3.50
per garment ..t
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tincdve productions, which have always
held favor with well-dressed New Yorkers.
The fabric designs from which you may
choose include the very choicest Of clever
creatsons-and are Of the most exclusive,
most fashionable weaves and eolorings. As
follow:
The Rare Fabrics
Fine Worsteds in Engiish Weaves, fine
Twills, English Clear Finish and Vicuna
Finish. English Finish Velours. Saxony
Cashmere, English and Scotch Tweed
effects and wonderfully fine assortment
Of Blue and Grey English Weave Serges.
All the choice Pencil Stripes, Club
Cheeks, Black and White effects and smart
mixtures are here. And every shade Of
nsw Gray. anaft Brown. Heather mixtures
and ill the Blue shades-as well % Silk
udxtrss end Blacks-awet your selection.
Nothing thst 10 choice 10 missing. The
slsss, styiss md modeis are for men. young
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ssttied their own troubles with the
bosses months ago. but Il 10 said ]. W.
". orGanisers are getting among them
too. A meeting OF tho kosher bakers
In the smailer shops will be held to-
night. when the question Of . strike
will he talked over.
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Ths fatsscel throughout afs from the
foren OF weavess On both sides Of the
Atlantic.
The sTimmln1e end The iinines ass tn
vsry best thsk ere used. Finest custom
easnents aFs not trimmed better.
Ths tailosine y q the highest character
known 10 Feady.sog.Wear service. And each
garment smbod3ss the cumulative knowi-
sdos a many ysarS q fine clothes building.
he Advanced Medsls
Ths models are distinctive. correct, and
Of he most advanosd eypes 70 be found In
New York yashionAhls custom tailoss can
o(f~ 10 more h styie than thsss garments
slIoed
Ths eaeoetmenD ineluds uaodais in ths
mose populas aAapeadoas a 1nsiish and
coaehsensai ayies, eesye& vssions Of
smart Avsaus talloss' styiss, end many
creations Of fasnous young msn's and eolleos
saiiosN Aise . wids sanp q or ovn DIS
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NO TIDlNGS OF BLUEC0AT.

kiei, West On vscssiss AUsii 4,
asa Hss wife Hss Heard Nothias.
Patrolman james A. Kisiy Of the
West Ono Hundred and Twsnty-hfth
street station has been missing sincs
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More than Is 600 Fine Spring Suits and
Overcoats average saving of $3.50 per garment

The Reason: At the height of manufacturing
arose labor conditions which made immense
tailoring pant-h finest under roof IN Nep Yorkmark
time for solid months. Fine retailers who handle
product throughout the United States could not wait Orders
cancelled right and left About $4,000 garments all
told
For these the fabrics had been bought and the garments
in process Of makng-and later had Of
experts to keep busy.
We might readily wholesale the result to-day the prices
made to prefer that Hacket Cahart customers
shall reap the benefit. >sr
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SIS, $50 & SIS Spring & Sum. C01
mer Suits and Overcoats OIL

In every deta-in exclusiveness Of fabric feness of
tailang and dstinctiveness of stye-the garments in
this assortment will compare avosaby with the fine
tailor's product at double the cost
Here for to choose among are Enslsh and German
finish Worsteds, Silk Weave Worsted Cheviots fine Eng
lsh Veours and Flannels Also English Vcna Wossteds
and many English and Scotch effects
In the colorinss English Grays and Blue Grays pre-
dominate. with correct Browns, various Bes Home
spuns, English and Scotch effects IN many Handsome
variations.
Among the designs ere handsome Pin Checks. Enslish
checks and also Birds Eye and Pail Mall Weavea Hair
line and Silk Stripes. and many Self Stripes and SILK
mixtures shown, together with plain and fancy
Self Weaves and mixtures Also Blue Serges Of highest
quality.
Models include English, Fifth Avenue. Conservative
and College styles.
In overcoats, the double breasted Velvet COLLAR
English Guard London Split Sleeve London Guard
and Chesterfield coats shown For dress, street.
travel and motor service.
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NOTE: The 5000 Of these Suits and Ovs!coats will
ready morning at $50 The remainder will b
put on sale rapidly ~ they are received.
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$3.50 &upto $2oYssns
Mems Suits and Broken Gin
Size Suits and Overcoats 2 III

Included young mens suits In sises from - 70 "
In College and Norfolk modeis high Cads Velour Co.
sneres and smart ehevots.
Broken Uses and sample suits Of aast cheots Home
spuns and casseres In these. all ssss are included but
the lots are limited
All ore of tremendous value. II 10 simply matter of
finding your sise In the style you won't
0vercoats include smart Hosnespuns and chsvsoes.
principally in Chesterfield modes
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$40, $3.50 ( SIS Spring and CIR
Summer Suits and 0vercoats, d ~

A assortment which easily otrivals the finest high
gfede clothes In town. selling at $20 $22.s0 and $2S
Included afe al the shades Of Gray, from ghtest Silver
20 darkest ozford. Various Blue shades Browns.
oessect Tans and many Heather and English mixture
ideas abound.
The designs include exclusive Club checks Pin checks
Penel Stripes end various Line Stpes. Also neat mix
tuse effects. p,an Vale Weaves and Self Stripe and Di
aeonal Weavea
There are, wen, many wonderful English Weave Blue
Sye 0uits-standafd $22S0 garments each one and all
Of tie very highest character.
The models include EnSlish Fifth Avenue, Conserva-
tive College and Norfolk Styles In sizes for men, young
msn end boyB.
Oveseeats include Siik.ined Black, Oxford and Cam
hsidge 0rays, In Chesterfield models Tan and Oxford
Covefts. in London Guard models.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
ARE GOING 1T Il FEARFUL CHIT.

Bows soon get to be men. 1t seems long while for the lad
under ten wears old before he reaches that stage in life which is the
6 of every bows ambiton-that of a man. But when he attains
it he finds there is much vanity in it and that being a man" is not
what he thought lit was when he was a boy.
It's a pity that boys will not profit more by the lessons their
fathers and older ones endeavor to teach them and that much of the
good advice given them by their fathers falls upon deaf ears, but we
Suppose it has been so from time lmmemorial and that it will be
thus so long as time shall last. There are more pitfalls for the boy
OF TODAY than ever before in the history Of civilization, and yet there
are more wholesome agencies at work to lead the boy Alright than
ever before. The forces of good and evil are at war with each 9TH
er all the time and no discerning mind can fail to observe that the
intensity of the conflict was never greater than today. The social
conditions today arr a terrific draught upon the moral ans business
integrity of the young manhood o. the land. There are more tenn
tations to go the gaits." The paths to dissolution and corruption
are better known by young men than ever before.
refuge. has been shifted, by conditions, by accident or otherwise. in
incident thereto are having a tendency to upset: the moral standards
are going at a fearful gait about most things and it appears that
there is nobody great enough to put on the brakes or wise enough to
know where they should at first be placed. The idea OF home train
ing and the home life for the child is being subordinated to other
things and everybody seems obsessed with the desire somewhere
to 60
This is the period in which the fathers should sit steady in the
boat and one in which the mothers should invoke the aid and spirit
of the od-tme mothers. We are not Pessimistic. We see the dan
gers and we want to remove everything that would be hurrful to the
children of the present day. Upon the whole, we believe the world
is growing better. There is more OF the spirit Of Christ in the worlo
today than ever before; and while this is true, there never W as such
an urgent demand for every follower of the lowly Nazarene to shoul
der arms and do his full duty.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
.4BOUT EiLOBTSH.4 RIHER

Elsewhere we publish a call signed by a number of u citizens
asking for a public meeting, of those interested in cleaning out and
Strengthening Yalobusha river, in Grenada, June Io.
We have gone n record time after time on this proposition and
are glad tina. the matter has reached the point that it has and that
the meeting has been called. Now let everybody who has land con-
tiguous to or in the vicinity of the river be on hand to take part in
this meeting. The matter is a very important one. The work that
can be done towards handling the waters of the river and in the way
of cleaning out the river is no stupenduous task, and if everybody
will toe the mark the project will be quickly and easily accom-
plshed. What is proposed to be done with the Yalobusha river has
been done with other river. and our people are no more impotent
than those of other sections and are just as resourceful, 1t is time
for our people to show their metal in regard to the river. Let ev
erybody come. If you don't come, don't ever open your mouth
about what ought to have been done Or what was done.
We shall expect to see Greenwood we'll represented at the
meeting.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13

madam border, after which they will be
at home with the groom's parents on
North Safest, Jackson. The Senti
mel joins their many friends in wishing
them life's richest rewards.
The bride was the recipient of a
number of social functions during the
few days preceding the wedding, none
of which eclipsed the ''linen shower
given in her honor by Mrs. J. H. Do
gan. The lawn in front of this attract
i've home was beautifully decorated tor
the occasion and one particularly unique
feature about the reception was that the
presents for the bride-to-be were
lowered into a well from which they
were drawn by a lovely little girl and
borne to the honoree of the occasion.
Delicious refreshments were served.
There were quite a number of ladies
from Grenada present.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
Take Plenty of Time to Eat

There is a saying, rapid eating is
slow suicide" If you have formed the
habit of eating too rapidly, you are
most likely suffering from Indigestion
or constipation, which will result event
ually in serious illness unless corrected.
Digestion begins in the mouth. Food
should be thoroughly masticated and
insaiivated. Then when you have 9
fuIness of the stomach and feel dull
and stupid after eating, take n Of
Chamberlain Tablets. Many severe
cases of stomach trouble and constipa,
ton have been cured by the us of thest
tablest. They are easy to take anG
most agreeable in effect. Sold by al
dealers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
~NOn.Restdent Notice.

State OF Mississippi. / In Chancery Court.
Grenada County. October Term. 1913.
Mason Green
VS.
Rebecca Green.
state of Mississippi
To Regecca Green, defendant. whose pest
office Is unknown:
You are commanded to appear before the
Chanceey Court OF the County OF Grenada.
In said State. on the Bird Monday OF Octo-
her. A. d. 1919, to defend the suit in said
Court IN the above styled cause, wherein
you are "a defendant.
This the 10th day Of May. 1913.
Jno. s. King.
Chancery CLERK
6. A. Morrison.
Solicitors for complainant. I6may46
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
THE CH.AMPION WEIR

Governor Brewer is the champion executive borrower. He can
just pick up his grip ard rush down to New York town whenever
the state needs funds to bridge gaps between appropriations and
collections. and brings back 100000 in less time than was demand
ed by the Governor of Georgia to say what he said to the Governor
of North Carolina. He has just for the second time executed that
financial coup. obtaining the money without halt or bubble at per
cent, which is dead cheap at the present stage of the loan market
when New York City offered its q 2 per cent bonds with fear and
trembling, while Governor Brewer only gave his note--Aberdeen
Examiner.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
Non Resident Notice,

State OF Mississippi. Grenada County.
In Chancery Court. August Rules, 1913.
Mrs. Adela Dove
VS..
Mrs EmaliRe A, Wilder ct al,
State OF Mississippi
To Mrs. Emaline A.. Wilder, whose postOf-
Zee Is MOrristOwn. county OF Morris. state OF
New Jersey. and Charles s. Sim psOn, whose
postOfice Is No. 3s6 West list street, New
York City, county of New York, State OF
New YOrk-defendants:
You are commanded TO appear before the
Chancery Court Of Grenada County, In said
state, on the end Monday Of Augusta. d. 1918,
to defend the suit In said Court In the above
styled cause: wherein. you are n defendant,
This the 9Th day Of June, 1918,
JnO. s, King,
Chancery CLERK
Mclean 4 Carothers.
Solicitors for complainant. 13ju MT
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and DiarrhOea Rem e.

Every family without exception should
keep this preparation at hand during
the hot weather of the summer months.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy Is worth many times its
cost when needed and is almost certain
to be needed before the summer is over.
It has no superior for the purposes for
! which it 10 intended. Buy it now. For
sale by all dealers.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13

Old men and women feel the need of
q laxative more than young folks, but
it must be safe and harmless and one
which will not cause pain. DIR. Kings
New Life Pills are especially good for
the aged, for they act promptly and
easily. Recommended by End Class
Drug store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13

The legislature, at the session of 1912, passed a law reducing
the contract rate of interest from 10 per cent to s per cent. but the
same act contained a clause exempting building and loan associa-
tions from the operations of the act. Our supreme court handed
down a decision this week which held that the clause relating to
building and loan associations was invalid.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13

The Legislature convened in special session Tuesday. having
been called together by Gov. Brewer to give authority TO the Msss-
sippi Levee Board to issue bonds to build the levee. 1t is not be
lieved that it will be in session but a few days.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13

OF course there are lobbyists at Washington City trying to pre-
vent the reduction of the tariff. President Wilson was right. Sen
ators may not show them up, but they re there just the same.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-06-13
Notice of Sale Of Property For Unpaid Sidewalk Assessments.

State of Mississippi, County Of Grenada, City of Grenada:
By virtue If a certain order of the Mayor and Rord of Aldermen of the
city of Grenada, MissisNppi, directing the sale of delinquent property for the
unpaid sidewalk assessmentst thereon, l, Caud Hall, marshal and tax collector
for the city of Grenada, Mississippi. will on Monday, July 7h, 1918 within lie
gal hours, at the south door of the mayors Office in sad city of Grenada, Mis-
siSippi, sell the following property for the unpaid sidewalk assessments, o-wit:
Name Of Owner. Description. Assessmt Damages.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-16

Judge UhIir, Court of Domestic Re-
lations, denounced Illinois divorce
laws.
Fire caused $4,000 damage to cork
plant of Redlich Mfg. Co., 637 w.
Oak st.
Herman Grossman, chauffeur for
DR.. S. L. Wissig, 1859 w. 18th ST.,
fined $50 and costs for speeding.
Saloon license of David Smith, 513
N. LaSalle ST., revoked.
Paul Borton, II w. Grand av., fined
$40 for stealing silverware from Chi
cago A. c. Wanted to give it to girl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-16

wounded by Gus Koutogianes, owner
of fruit stand at 9Th av. and Van
Buren, st.
Frank Leo, shot in back while rum
ming away from Officer Frank Neu-
mann in Rogers Park. Gun found on
him.
Mrs. Ella FIagg Young now has su-
preme power over Chicago schools.
Commercial Education Committee
disbanded.
Special Prosecutor Northup prom
ises more indictments in vote fraud
cases very shortly.
Samuel Walker, 10, and Elkamia
Walker, 70, married Al years, d.
vorced yesterday. He only earns 40
cents day.
Thos. Robinson, 5425 S. Ashland
av., probably fatally injured by fall
from moving street car.
Henry Spencer arraigned in
Wheaton yesterday. Didn't want
lawyer, but court appointed two.
Emma Radke, N. Wood and Park
av., had L. Levine, 1919 Taylor st.,
and Alex. Levee, 1852 Taylor ST., ar
rested for flirting over phone.
Judge DoIan, DespIaines st. court,
wants all hoboes washed up before
they are taken before him.
Brewer Abney, negro, Leegson
murder suspect, arrested in Kansas
City, says he's innocent.
BY order Of President Wilson all
roller towels have been barred from
Federal building.
Policeman L. F. SIad, LawndaIe
station, on trial before civil service
commission on complaint of Rose
Turek, II.
Marie Hopstein filed $25,o 900 suit
against VIM. Hopstein, 1943 Wave
land av., a relative. Claims he at
tackled her.
Illinois Central wants $120, o0o, 900
with which to extend system.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-16

cago A. c. Wanted to give it to girl
THE FIGHTER WHO HASN'T A
CHANCE
BY Berton Braley.
The prize fighter may be brute,
But there is reward in the game;
A winner gets plenty of loot
And something that passes for
fame;
At least he has something to gain,
Some definite hope of advance,
But one thing is certainly plain,
The booze fighter hasn't chance!
The bull fighter toys with the bull,
There's danger to face in each
breath,
His business of chances is full,
He trifles with imminent death.
But-there is reward in the trade,
A portion of gold and romance"
Some fortune and fame" to be made,
While the booze fighter hasn't a
chance!
It's game that is certain to lose,
No matter how bravely you play,
And the mightiest fighters of booze"
Are conquered at last in the fray.
1t battles by poison and stealth,
1t ruins each plan you advance,
1t breaks you in health and in wealth.
The booze fighter hasn't chance.
1870
OVERRIDING 1T
"Ma, ma" sobbed Willie, edo my
ears belong to my neck or my face?"
why, what's the matter?"
'Wen, you told Mary to wash my
face and she's washing my ears, tool"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-11-26
Envoy Ordered 10 Investigate
Conditions Before Mar
Ines Land
nexlcans Assure Admiral That
OIL Wells Are 10
No Danger
sGliIiilalIl / q . Envoy Leaves Bof.
der; Final Conclusion Of
Vain Farley
Reported. That Federal I! For
ces Nell J!ulafez Are
Defeated

Washington, Nov. Is. The presi-
dent and his cabinet discussed the
Mexican situation briefly and later
assurances we're given that there was
no change in the attitude of the Unit,
ed States toward the Huerta govern
ment.
The most important of the days de-
vel0pments from the American stand
point was the departure of the pres
ident's envoy, John Lind. on the bat
tleship. Rhode Island, with Rear Ad-
miral Fletcher, for Tampico and Tux
pam, to Investigate conditions there,
where the British oil interests have
been considered in grave danger.
Sending Lind was generally re-.
garded as an indication that the Unit
ed states is extremely desirOus to
avert any hostile move; q thorough
examination Of the situation will be
made before the marines from Amer
ican ships are landed on Mexican soft.
Bryan said Lind had no special in
st4uctions. Assurances were given
Fletcher by General Aguilar, com
manding the Tampico revolutionary
forces, that there would be no inter
ference with American or other for.
eign property.
Magdalena, Mex.-News that Fran.
cisco Escudero, foreign secretary of
Carrenza's cabinet, had left Nogales
to Join other members of the cabi-
net here was taken to mean that the
negotiations with President Wilson,
through Envoy Hale, had ended.
It was admitted that Escudero had
remained at the international bound
ary to receive any further proposals
Washington would make. Prepare.
tions for the constitutionalist cam.
paign along the west coast was be-
gun.
FL Paso, Texas The federal forces,
which have engaged Villas rebel
troops near TERRA Blanca, for the
last two days, have been defeated
and routed, according to General
francisco Villa, commender of the
reebl forces, in report to the rebel
chiefs at Juarez.
Fighting since 4:30 Tuesday morn
ing and till 800 this afternoon was
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