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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03

who is with her mother in Missouri.
Miss Annie Chaplin McLane. who IS
visiting college friends in Georgia and
Alabama, and Mrs. Gunter EImore,
constitute the membership Of the No
MAIDS. The honorary members are,
Mrs. Fred O. Howe, of San Francisco,
Miss Annie LeBaron, of Ell Paso. Tex,
Mrs. c. H Dishman. of Henderson,
Kentucky, Miss Elizabeth Crowel of
New York, Miss Julia Yonge of De
Funiak Springs. and Mrs. Dowel
Brown of Atlanta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
GUEST OF MISS ZELIUS
EnP THE ClIMME

Miss Myrtle McCorkeu of Montreal.
Canada, and Chicago, is the guest of
her cousin, Miss Florida Zelius. Miss
NIcCorkell will spend the summer in
Pensacola, quite a change from the
summer life of Canada, but a season
which she will doubtless enjoy to the
fullest, as Pensacola is becoming noted
as q summer resort.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
MISS MYRTICE PACE
Returned FROM COLLEGE,

Miss Myrtice Lucille Pace, The lovely
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Pace. has returned from Shorter col
lege where she has just completed
her Junior year. She will remain for
several weeks, receiving the cordial
welcome that is always here, and will
then visit relatives in Georgia. be-
fore returning to college in SepteEn
Der.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03

ciety and was used most generally
for charity, both she and her mother
being deeply interested in philanthro-
pic work
Mr.. Wagner, who was for years in
business in Pensacola has many
friends in this section, who admire
hi mfor his sincere and cordial ma
ture, and who will congratulate him.
The wedding will take place in the
esrIy fall
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
MRS. CALDWELL IMPROVING
AFTER NESS

Mrs. Marion Caldwell, who has been
i'll for some weeks at her home on
North Reus street, is now able to sit
up for a part Of each day and her
friends will be sincerely glad to know
of her Improvement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
LIGHTNING KILLS
AN ARMY OFFICER
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fort Bayard, y. NJ, June captain
Joseph o. Walkup. medical corps. L
s. A. was instantly killed yesterday
by lightning while driving his auto
mobile. Captain Walkup who was at
the wheel was struck squareiy in the
forehead by the bolt of lightning
Four other occupants Of the auto
mobile were injured.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
Capt. 3. J. Trobok, r

Capt. 3. J. Trobok, manager Of the
Pensacola Towboat and Lighterage
Co. left at noon yesterday for New
York, Boston and other northern
points. Mrs. Trobok accompanied the
captain and they Will combine pleas
IRE with business, returning about the
latter part of June G. J. Oerting will
he in charge of the captains business
while he is away.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
MRS. THIESEN AND
MISS OLGA THIESEN RETURNED

Mrs. c. Thiesen and Miss Olga
Thiesen have returned from Agnes
Scott, where Miss Thiesen Is a stu
dent, and where she has been quite
i'll for the past fortnight. Her friends
will be glad to know of her GONZALES
cenCe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
SEE TIE WHITE SHOW WINDOW.
BIG WHITE
SEASON

is predicted, and Judging
from the advanced sales we
have made, it will simply be
tremendous. Knowing there
will be such big demand,
we have made large pur-
chases and can now show
you any style in white
pumps, oxfords and Coloni-
ais that YOU may desire,
from tots to grown-ups.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
LAS-HERRIN WEDDING
QUIETLY CELEBRATED

A quiet wedding of recent date was
that of Miss Katherine Herrin to Mr..
Charles Nicholas. The announcement
will be of interest to many friends
both here and elsewhere.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03

and Already wit that makes her many
friends, wherever she goes. Miss Cox
after a short visit here. will visit rela-
tives in North Carolina.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
MISS MARJORIE BINGHAM
GETTING RETTER

Miss Marjorie Bingham the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Bling
ham who has been so i'll with pneu-
monia for the past two weeks. is
now better, and it is hoped that her
Improvement will be permanent.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
MISSION CIRCLE FOR
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.

The Mission Circle of the First Uni
versalist church. will meet Thursday
afternoon, instead Of Wednesday, a I
three-thirty o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Malcolm White
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03

Mr.. Henry Thiesen returned Sunday
evening from Columbia. where he IS
a student in the electrical engineering
department of the college.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. W. F. Reed is entertaining her
sister. Mrs. Whitaker. Of Bryan,
Texas, and two young sons.
Miss Flora Graves Cox Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Hamilton Russell. at
412 West Garden street Miss Cox is
a very accomplished and charming
young woman Of a rare personality
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
SPENDING SUMMER ON
BAYOU GRANDE

Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Reilly and chill
dren have moved from the family
home on North Barcelona street to
their bungalow on Bayou Grande
where they will spend the summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
MEaTING OF
Y, w C. A. BOARD,

The board of managers of the Y. w
G. A. will meet at the rooms of the
association, No. 4, East Belmont
street this morning at 1890.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03

The Mission Circle OF the Universe
list church will meet Thursday after
noon at $50 O'Clock at the home Of
Mrs. Malcolm White.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
cAXTON LUNCHEON AT SAN
CARLOS THIS AFTERNOON.

The Caxton luncheon Will be given
this afternoon at the San Carlos ho-
tel All members are expected to as
semble at O'Clock as a reception will
preCede the luncheon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-06-03
You'll Crow Over
"GETS-IT' for Corns!
1t viii StartIe You How "GETS-IT"
Gets Corns Every Time.

long as il takes YOU to apply GETS
IT" the new-plan. simplest. surest corn
cure the world has ever seen. Corn fuss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15
On nuitrnl lllmn0.

~@irru ira %auoct" itrjpcr / CT.
IUuomlcu":
Sea cr lite int pla uoQtu. Sea
holocr poo ollie Sc fril'prcn0c G'o0.
ter. Sea cr lite tn'tpcnIil rant.
pcuIiQ cllcr ru2icrucnIiD. Seq cr
mcnncifcpculiN. Stattar2. ilHttor9
Dem ollie %iamncnl Kappa Rn9icr
foiof itrnQcr i'm pcale liuon pao &tn.
set mar han Qnor %hicnruciro i0oN
- % uiifcr Ell (ndrc uUf, ino life
DIOR ifnl ic Sen. 81 Srit2 Nroiicr
iurIQcr @rna0cn, u0nr ban pcn0cr
fla pna Soften % uintcr I'll i'm utalc
Irc0rif. Get cr Nicuncifcr / ale
%nuo. (onrcnc CT liQe uurmc / 9}ua
LAMB iom / (uiflono - / Eitcrrige
iom / 6roufriQc. &c oucr ocm ionl
iuar ocm iii at riubc, - Get tjltom.
mcr life mig at iirOc oc itnI0lgc
ircm - oct cr Ell nnocn lom itul Qio
re Set pea i'm Tag % til i'm (io.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

On uI0re Game / Faris, Wdoame
@onnarb, FAR mootaget @eiteo ON.
at ole hcnbcS nj Conner er blet iaa'
ret / lioite llges Santpe, tele1raicreS
ira Taris ben t0oe Sept, Sltn or
Gnfe.
aiebcnbapn t0oe Sept. - Sen
citerrieife Winiiter I'll Sonmarf,
@rep Gsedenpi, bIeu ibag arrelteret
paa Wtistanfe ior at pare Spion.
@reucn par noe pau en- Iutomobiltnr
ionunen nleN lin SlIiiru, ~ ct Stpffe
uocnior &iebenbapn5 6TItningsper.
fer iaaes han al tase frem CT Sort %
imoere. San blep lirar arrelteret n
SoINatcr. Ser itoo pna %ogt, ~
bragte$ ino / Nortct. Ser blep hans
Soentitet i~aiiilaaei, % ban leslooeS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15
Gn init %ctrnatuina.

aicbuhapn 100c Scpt. 81 Sri.
pottcIc0rom hertil iom ocn tpifc
Geuior har looe; pl2icre. mcNocIcr:
"Qe tpite goiicr bar c~icnipuIig
pUrct ior optimiitiitc nngoocnoe 81.
tuatlouen pad Ben pcitIige arigSitlle.
pIooa, hpor set bar pUrct paaiiaaet,
Of Iuitcrne bar punoet oucruGIoenbe
Seirc. Gcnnc @c9eiitriu9 / Ipiier.
ne timber man life / De tpife miIitTrc
Nopeofparterer.
Zen tpitc NrIne bar noen Grill enc.
M lit boar0ciie Arbeioc ueiort. ~,
~lterne@ tore 6remrpfning iuo i
6ronfri3 bar aINeles life enotariacn.
Tor MAJ ma life operle Den aienoS.
gierniug, al De aaiereoe i~remoeIeS
er ! SeiiOOeIie al iuIot fampSysti9e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

Mono. @an ~furflarc0e, at 10000
M}oro, bcri life ibcrcqnct Scrrito-
rial (roppcrnc. bop0e lluttet Jig til
Nrnlccn, ljoen ArjAen blcp crtIUrct.
}}oo en- cnteIt 2a0 inoruQcrcoe2 life
min0rc ems 1920.
Sect Nrcmicrmiuiitcrcn %in0broltc
ToriloQ on Sen n~nopeu0iNc @c0iil
ming til nocrliQcrc 6orolclic al 9Ir-
mccn meo Ell hnlp Miiuion N2ono,
u0toltc han at (iocn cnouu fife por
inoc til at ilafua %tItrUbcIicrue ior
at pQe Nrnlcen. Gitcrot Rcicrpcn
uar foIot uo itoO Ser 100000 MouO
unOcr Ioneruc. Gen Gte 2rlQuit blcp
ser brpil1et Ecuge til Hctrltcring al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

octtc &anO nolaoer iig pao ari9
idmmen nlcO SpiflonO % Siterrig.
NOi3 0crinto0 5prfiet bol0cr iig nett
trait pil DC ire Notioncr Giere set
famine.
Oct itnl bare poo en9cIifc, @iranIfe
% rr9iiifc Giplomotcr5 ToronIeb.
ming. at 0ette me b~alfonite Gre
mlalt3iorbmo cr fomnlct iitono.
9}oQcn @oiiicicI 0plu>nil1g ON Sen.
ne Son iorcIigqcr life.
Gman &riasnutiicr.
ST telegram ira @crlin mCl0er,
at belle Ncllicu@ Eresic, ne0 llnotas
aclic al NntucrpenS, mi ltofonmler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

Grmecr. Get fan life negte$, at ~.
ifcrne / lit Sper bor uoiot iig for
tore Cab, iom biiroc Gope puret uno.
gaoet."
vi Ncttc Telegram hor puaicrct
ben tp'te Gcnior antogca her at tnoe
poo, at Ncrocn ifol iorbereoca poo
Den MeOoelcIic, al Gpifernc mart oil
trGtfe Jig belt no al Tranfrid.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

/ set tuife Sprog. Get er Den tplfe
ltilitUrguOerner. iom hor proronet
Set. Set cr oltiaa @iitorien ira Srn-
ocrinuun0 / 1861 oper iglen; Sp'
itcruc bcapnocr at iortpIfe Sonoet,
cnNm ier &rilen er ilut, % Tor DC
res 6re0@trottat bar iaaet "Stlooe"
paa set.
&npltaocm Suo Iirita, 10oe Sep
tcmbcr. - ) Ell sleoenoe Gale | Den
ipooirifanitc Unions No~tionaIlor-
iomlin9lppcNc Nrenliernlinllter 60
his @otha Sen brittle Nglerlna
luioneu@ uiorbchoINne Stettc nioer
ariNen, HacehaNet meIlem @ocre %
englUnoerc eriitcrcr nj life mere.
logoe ban. San meboelte, al LIMO
mems &egiering par ii9ro meS at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15
Tvifrrnes Tilbaoetoo.
E%ortirtteIie fro Sibe l.

90 ION bar pGrei onieet FOR iiglcn-
ncuttrrngcIig ior ben tpife 6loaoc.
Get bar Ell init Sorpcbobooo, ION
itanoiebe "llIeuobor3". Gen tog IerIt
umboro til iig Nonbifobct % "a
EaSin9crer, ocribIonbt 80 Gr9eIlf'
mTno, bcrpoo Qap Sen iig til al bonn
borbcrc 1ompcreu. Tom ionf inocn
lem Minutcr. Vo@iogcrer % Wono.
ifob broqtc@ I'll ci inf Sort, bpor &c
Al ocm, iom bar NorGcrc al ct iicnot-
liQt Yano blcu intcrnerct lont arlga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

Gette alPloer bare Meroplaner, life
Itprbare gaaoner. s Sronfrig ifal
Der bore ~ Gamer / BET miIit9ra
Slppeforps.
Frofesiorer peo tpife llnioeriiteter
bar gipet Iffalo paa ole brittle
sereStitler og brittle Srbener. =
5 Sranfrig og &usIano foranorer
man oue Sp- og @ooenaone, iom bar
en- inf Slang, % Spiferne eisr set
lan1me meb franIfflingenoe Napne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15
Observation-Disclosures StiuinN.

&ieI9e telegram I'll "SociuI0cmo.
fraien" bar SEN tpifc SocloIoerno.
frat DR.. gilbert Silocfum Mcolcm
al Ben tuifc RiQaooQ iom npli1 bar
bcirlt Stocfholm ituot iperif 80
cial lemofrnten" Ell lUnQcrc NrtjtcL
hpori ban reocQlrr Tor oct tnifc Sos
ciuIoentofrutia StilIinN til &riQcn.
San uotoIer, at set irritc % nnbcitc
Suotrnf han hup0c ira Tine Santa.
Ter mco ipcnife EortiiUllcr bar, al
Sc life illNt houoc ioritouct 0cnuc
Grigo @ctnoninQ ior [uifI0nN. Sri
Gen Qirlber. u0talcr ban hporpi0t
Nlalnno. Nrnnfrilc o. GnQlau0 ital
iua ilaa ("uiflanO til Widrtru. %
trrnQc set No al SiorWdltcrncS
arc0a. Oct QirI0cr en- @iNipraIIc Al
TuifIauo@ 6rcmtiN, tauitc Al (uif
LAMBS Grlitcna o~pcrho0ct. soar man
en9ong tldrt '%oril0dct bette. i0a al.
rcr nIt anNet I,l llQc'om Al 'tl lclp.
N}on 'orituor ga oct tnitc Tolf@
Molonin1 IiQciom set tn'tr SocioI.
Ncmotrati@ san mocrtrtoer 'tcrtf.
at man / (nitiono i ollc Ndrticr oN
ollie &t'oItnlulaloN cr onbt %Nlcnncnl-
tronlt Al Sen Cucrbcol@Un8, at M
mas %auoct 'tlrc cllcr Noo lmocr
Nclc Solicit 'toor i &oab'n. <n't-
Iouo tonnlcr jnNrn 'oo Go0c I'll
al roaoc opcr ton'te 81 W|tlIton
rrbncoc SoINcttr. Ecttc cr. l'otn'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

aiennemisre militPre Sperntioner
imoo Spiferne / S~popeitafrifa. Splfe
Trooper bapbe naereoe rDffet IND
pou llnionens Serritoriiim, io9oe
ban, og en- Itor inf SroppcItprfe
Itoar iproig peo @rGnien. Noocr.
.lanoet bapoe itiaet 80 Wtiliuner
Collars i'll aoIonieus H~oabigbeb.
X X
Otter ben omiattenbe Wobiliie-
ring, Spiflono M bar ioreta9et, ltaor
6ooer og Sen mango Steoer Sioe
ON Sioe / Sen tpifc Scr. Sra Sor-
lens / 1anmarf blep iuolebes ino-
falot Gireftsr cuts paa @rome &
@ol0ifn1iotS 6o6rifcr og bans 1712
9lar gomle Sen, Der CT Glen / Sor-
iens Stataifole.
Ger iortpaes / 2onbou, at oa
9oro ait6ener ion &rig5miniiter
fsrite @ang i~noionot Jig / arigSni-
niiteriet, par bans ferlte SpprgS-
maal:
"6inOeS ser en- Seng Der / @p9-
ninqen?"
"g2ei, Mploro", par Sparet.
ga tnaa Ge ifaiie mig en-" LOB
Den me ariB5miniiters Srore.
GQerS looer ser life netop I'll, at
2oro aitd)ener bar Iigget % loDet,
ii0en ban blep &rigsminiiter.
Tsl0cnoc bcrette3 ira g9ien: Gn
Itor 6ppogn ppntet mcO 9rplt %
@Iomitcr fom en- al De tprlte Sage
al 9ltglIt fierenOe ino / Den pIterrlJ'
ife @u Sill u1ocr 6olfemasicrncS
SS$u6el. @ognitpreren par Den golnle
Soief Erincie, % ban florte
mi line ottc Spnner, iom par inb-
fal0t al IrmeitprelIen, iii &alcrlen.
9lQc @roorene por giite.
9onbon lite Sept. - st HClter-
telegram ira Nmiteroam meooeler,
at Sen tnife @eneralitab % Setter
g9ilhelm for nprpprenoc bol0er I'll |
9lrcn6urQ, bpor oe tpife llblnner
bar Ell 9eir poa 700 Seltc. @ene-
r~olItaben er ~inoIogeret / Ben tp'fe &c
aotions @uoning. ON Natten boil
Ser tuife Neroplnner Nugt oper Ste-
set % po5ier pou, at iienOtlige Iero-
life ifnl hire Jig inooper Spen.
SSorri1e Scnoag brngtcS 5000
SoI0uter til @ien, teIegra'
ieres til ct 9lno / Hom, Eaa Wfon-
oaa fom Ser 5000 % SirSoag 5000.
Nnltrent Ell SreOicbel al oiaIe bar
lnifere. iii @uoopeit % Nrag err
Ser ogioa ienot Ell itor MaSie ioa-
re0e.
Iii Eetro0ra0 er Ser fonlnet I'M
oerrctning ON, at giterrig- l(ngnrn
,r pau Monoen al Ell %finan'iel Fanif.
,Tro mango Steoer melbeS Ser og'nn
ont 0prpr ionr @roteit moo arigen.
Gn0uioere paoitooeS Set, at llapi'fe
trooper / BEN oIterri9ife Scr ooer'
oioer ia til &uSicrne iaoinort oe fan
le lit Snit Ocrtil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15
Npt @alfnnfurbnnS.

@uforcit, Humunicn, lite Sept.
. Get poaItooeS Der, at ct 6orbuno
cr inOgaaet melenl @~rGfenIono,
@nIgorien og Giimpnicn, ium goar
no paa, al Sc ire Nationer ifol itaa
lonlnen % on8ri6e Gprfiet, buia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

Ell hnlu N}iuion Mouo; SET uiIoc iolt
u0airrc 100000 MIauo. Hctrlte
riu0cn ror Naoct ioo hcloi0 at Den
9oc Scvt. por 10000 Mnu0 mo
rullcrct. Ter mauQIeoe oItiao TIM
$1,000 paa Sen haIpe WIinion. Zen
me halpc MtiQior. iom Nfr. ISQnitb
III har beOt ON. nil oltioa brinae Sen
brittle NUr ~ iii omfring 1400'
600 Wono. Men oct Nil 10 togc no
gen SiN icr ole bi&ic fan oraonllc-
res "a icnocS iom 6oritcrfnin9 I'll
@riasitnepIaNien ! NrnnfriA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15
Stprrc britiif Nrmc.

%onoon l0oc Scpt. Eremicr.
miniiter GSouitb boo ioaI Gorlomen-
ret ON at iorogc 0cn reglllprc britt
lie Nrme meO pocrligcrc 100000
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

be bar ppret ieet mcllem @etifa
Sonoeen % aopporitcnarne, 9 DtiI
Longer noropaa / giteriisert.
Soenife 9loiier meloer ON, at Ser
bar nGret bort en- uoIoion annunnoe
/ Hctning al 0etifa Sanogen % ltp.
mn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15
S~i,ilaa / 0iteriipcn?

aiebenbapn 12tc Scpt. Ter
mcInc2 BERTH ira Snnbbaum / Soe.
rige, % @til / Nor0elt ior Stocf
bolm, al en- tglt 0laaoe paa 30 Stl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

,-t-rr ..,r,r,r o., ,ArIr Jr,r ltfu 1905 Ar 100 rosl
or,rr o. nrosHAa, Iowa, umS 1E Ad % cos.frss'
Esru 1896.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

SortiGttes paa Sibe s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

Scnti Slppere bar % iii Den 12te
Scpt. blet br1bt, iiocn Srigen be-
gpnbte. melocS ira EariS. Se ioroe-
les iaalebeS pna Sc ioriticlige fria.
ieren0e 9anbe: HusInno is, 6ranf-
rig ~, England 4, SpitlanO is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-15

Sen berpmte polite Sigter Senrpf
Sicnfcmici Ifrep forleben eft glpoenOe
Spraub iii EoIoffcrnc ON at itette
Hlt2icrnc / Ceres &omp MOB Otter
ria oQ Spiflnnb. Ger mcloe3 mt ira
TctroQroo at "Guo @ooiS"S Sorfot-
fer err bIet orreiteret al 2Itcrrigerre
Tor octtc Spruob % er icnot til Sra.
folt. SicnfGpic5 Dor ellers paa ct
tort @nbS / @aIicicrl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03
Easter Gifts
Ready IN the
Book Section

Prayer Books in white and
gold.
Also a fine assortment of
Bibles.
Our line of gift books has
never been more complete,
ranging in price from 25c to
$3.50.
Easter cards and novelties to
suit all tastes - at various
prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03
L&z..~k&s7
Caster Shoppers Will Head this Way Saturday

This Page Of Ellsworth Store News
Tells Why. The Reasons are Clear.
We're better Prepared for Easter
with Finer Easter Goods and-Our
Prices are Low. Never were we
Better Ready and Never had we
Finer Things-Never such an Easter
tide at the Ellsworth Store.
Easter Suits, Easter Coats, Easter
Dresses, Easter Blouses, Easter Un-
dermuslins, Easter Gloves, Easter
Hosiery-and Easter Furnishings for
the Men.
And, all at Such Low Prices
the Values Considered. This is
Value Store, you know-Good
Goods at Low Prices.
Come and See-FIead the Ellis
worth Way tomorrow and see for
Yourself.% Compare Our Offerings,
Compare Our Prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03
A List of
Easter
Novelties

Feather Trimmed Neck
wear, also Feather Ruffling
on the new spring novelties
in collars.
The New Lilly effect Col
lar in white, organdie and
lace-alSo dainty Collars in
embroidered batiste.
Fancy Hair Pins-PriceS
ranging from SOC up to ST.
SO each.
Novelty Beads - Beads
are the RACIAL colorS and
all styles-priceS SOC up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03
Little Misses
and Their
Mothers

Little Misses and Their
MotherS-FatherS, too, for
that matter-are invited to
the North Annex, Second
Floor. Special Showing of
Clothes for Little Misses.
Misses Colored Dresses
of gingham, percale, crepe
and wolfe at soc, 81, $3.50,
$500 and $500.
Misses Dainty White
DreSSeS-a beautiful show
ing of Filmy White Con-
firmation DreSSeS-priceS
from $500 to $500.
Coats in all the new
ShadeS-for little Misses
Low Belted and the like at
S3.95, $500, $3.50 and
$1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03

PetticoatS of the SOfteSt
silks, such as crepe de chine,
silk jersey and chiffon, cut
without the least unneceS-
Sary fullneSS. Prices S1.o5,
S2.95 and S3.95.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03

Silk Hosiery to go with
the New Suit or New Dress
at this Helpful Store. Silk
Stockings in the Colors and
Shades of Spring at SOC,
$1.00 and $1.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03
Ne1U Cloves
for Easter

Long Silk Gloves in all colorS-al the coorS of spring
-Si.OO, $3.50 and $500.
Short Silk GloveS-all colorS-5Oc, S1.OO and Si.25.
KdS-white with heavy black embroidery or backs
and black finger sides, at s1oo, $3.50 $500, $500
and $3.50. Also Black Gloves with white embroidery.
Chamoisette Gloves in plain, white with black en-
broidery and pongee-5Oc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03

The TrouSer Skirt is here
"a decided novelty of this
novelty season = see the
TrouSer Skirt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-03
L<n.u~k&

Coats With dancing
frocks. blouses and sep
arate Skirts SO much fau-
ored. a separate Coat is
just about indispensable.
We haze been receiving
1ae,u Coats steadily and so
are ready Nth Easter
Coats IL, ,U;de array and
at Prices Lou.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-12-23
NO TRUCKING TO BOOZE

William Jennings Bryan has in his busy lifetime advocated a good
many things which a good many newspapers did not like. AS a natural
consequence he and his ideas have been the subject of a great deal of
criticism, much OF it harsh and malicious. Yet Mr.. Bryan has lived to
see most of his policies become respectable" as he has good-naturedly
put it. They have been accepted as good by many of those who were
loud in their condemnation a few years ago, and some of them have
become laws.
Now Mr.. Bryan has raised another storm about his ears by taking
an advanced stand o n the liquor question. He wants the Democratic
party tic divorce itself absolutely from any connection. real or imagined,
with the booze business. He favors absolute prohibition of the liquor
traffic and he would Xix. to e the Democratic party put itself on record
to that effect
Mr.. Bryan, in this, as in many other policies he has advocated, may
be a few years ahead OF the times. But it is ont without the realms
Of possibility that he will live to SCI this reform enacted into law ash he
has lived o see SC many others that we're ever lore bitterly attacked
when he first espoused them.
We do not propose n this article to go into the merits Of the n
troversy that is bound to rage W whether prohibition is a question for
national or state jurisdiction. There are good arguments o both sides
Of that phase of the question. What W do wish to ia is that Mr..
Bryan has a perfect right to advocate prohibition a a party policy, and
the critics who attempt 20 deny him that right will have little sympathy
from the open-mnded public. On the other hand, a large element OF
se1frespectng Democrats who are not prohibitonlss in fact or theory
will second Mr.. Bryans demand that there shall be no Difference to the
liquor interests-one of the most conspicuous benehciares of special priv
nege-in party pronouncements, management or organization.
That the party has suffered to some extent in the past by such defer
nee there is nc use denying. In this era of the new freedom it surely
is essential that the party which most truly represents the interests and
aspirations of the common people should not be fetered by even a SEM
bance OF adherence to the interests Of any form OF special privilege.
Prohibition by law may or may not be wise, but absolute freedom OF
the Democratic party from the domination or control of liquor interests
is not only wise but essential if the party is to retain the public conf
dence it has SO we'll merned by its record OF achievement in the past two
years.