The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 12

12 FEAR For Mrs. Halls Fate. Family Believe That She Drowned Herself In the Eden Park Reservoir on Saturday Night Relatives Visited the Spot Endeavored To Search and For the Body. That Doubtless Li at the Bottom cf the Lake Yesterday's Developments. Hundreds of people visited Eden Pw yesterday and lingered about the reservoir at tbe place where Mrs.

Louis B. Mall la believed by her family to have drowned herself. T. H. Wood worth.

Mrs. Hatl i brother-in-law, and her nephew. R. E. Hall, visited the spot and examined the Imprints of.

the woman's feet discovered In the mould back of the meter-testing- house, where the night aiaff of the park and Waterworks Department found them fresh Saturday night shortly after the screams of an evidently drowning woman reached them across the muddy waters. The imprints, by yesterday, had somewhat disappeared, but from the heel indentations It was evident that a slip- per had made them. Ip the steep bank a little way a freshly broken shrub was found, but that may have been the work of some curious person visiting the place earlier in tho day. 1 At Mr. Wood worth's home last night there was every evidence of mute distraction.

The fact that Mrs. Hall had been for the past "year to a degree demented. and that every Indication of her dementia had been kept from her aged mother, who lives In the' same house, gives some Idea of the solicitude that Is felt there. Family Thinks She Browned. While the police were running down clews as to Mrs.

Hall possibly being somewhere In this city, her family are strong In the belief that h.er body' lies at the bottom or the Eden Park Reservoir, was strengthened by. the repoV yesterday -of "Mrs. A. Bird, 1910 Chapel street, who saw gray-headed, listless" woman on a Mad-tsonvllle. street car, city-bound, who answered the description given of Mrs.

Hall. Tlie report of some letter carrier at Mad-ison vlllethat he liad seen a woman of the same description waiting for a train at. the B. and O. 8.

W. Depot at Madiconville Man- I day morning Is not credited, because 'all the crews on trains that passed there that day caught no glimpse of her, nor of any one resembling her. "Any person hearing the screams we heard Saturday night." said Watchman Carney at the reservoir shelter houw yesterday, "would hardly doubt but that the body of some woman lies right now at the of this reservoir. The screams were horrible. Gauger Harry Kllgour and Watchman Thomas Leonard, together with another man, WHOLESALE DI1Y GOODS, CARPETS, CIILLIUERY GCjDS, ETC.

-Vv All Dry Goods, Carpet, Notion and Millin- i rery Dealers are invited to Alms 5c Doepke's en-larged Wholesale Department, which, with the -y new addition that has been added, is nearly again as large as it was before, extending from Canal to Hunt, and from Main to Sycamore Streets (a distance of 400 feet), with lofty ceil- ings and abundance of light on all sides, creating the brightest and most attractive Whole- sale Salesrooms in the country. Alms Doepke's Wholesale Departments are at all times filled with the choicest, scar-' cest and most up-to-date merchandise obtain- able, at uniform low prices (which always lowest), embracing many articles, "which, at i the present time, on account of the extreme scarcity prevailing in all kinds of merchandise, i cannot be Sound elsewhere. See our styles and get our prices before pur- -chasing 'elsewhere. r- TEbe HIms Wocpkc. THE "SHORTEST ROUTE.

TBS- CHICAGO AfJD nETDfflJ Saturday, May 2S( about the matter. Insisting that their fears were without foundation. Since that time they have said little. i Chief Millikin took no action toward the, recovery of any body, because, as be mentioned, there being no current in the reservoir. It would rise Inside of 48 hours and could not drift away In the meanwhile.

Ho Jurisdiction- The Cbier claimed also that he had no jurisdiction in the case. Park Superintendent J. W. Rodgers stated last night that searching or any body there did not come under nia jurisdiction. "According to tbe last code, Ratd he "I have no right to a single park policeman.

It Is clearly an evasion of doty that the police- are not compelled to. patrol every park In the city. I assume Jurisdiction over tbe lake tn Lincoln Park and the one In Burnet Woods, but the reservoir is up to the Waterworks Department and the police, who have absolute Jurisdiction over the entire city. I am not trying to fix any liability, but simply defend my position In not attempting to recover tae body la the basin. If one be there.

Tbe condition of the reservoir's edge about tha -place where a woman's footprints were discovered Is such aa to preclude the possibility of on of her sex getting out of tb environs without going back- up the steps down which aha went. On either aide tne step that climb th steep ascent to the boulevard la a chapparel of such density -that no woman would try te wander about through It. Besides. It would be a physical Impossibility for one to do so. The fact that no other footstep accompanied hers In the mud clinch th theory that It was possibly suicide and not a murder.

When Woodworth and Hall visited the place yesterday they asked for grappling Look or something by which they- might search the bottom of th basin at least near tr.e to which th step led. but no.Uni-io cf Uie VIA PTLLMAH 1LEEPERS AXD COACBE1 Tral leaves a tarda EttbIhi. Ma-r" XS. P. M.

Hetars oa All Tralaa Leavlatr klr im mm lael Bains; Moaaay. May ST. i30 P. M. i CITY TICKET OFFICE.

IS. East Farth St. Slatosi Sleek Paeae M. 1SS8. Itatlin, KlRktk ss4 JleUia Avesse.

Pfcs W. S2S. T. H. Garaer.

O. A. F. K. LasasMier, D.

P. A. THE NEW WAT. Does Your Range Bake With Evenness? WE WILL TELL YOU HOW. THE CAMPBELL'S GREEK GOAL MERCANTILE LIBRARY BUILDING.

MAIN Sff4. As Eden'Park, with Its splendid drives. Is haunted ty autoists on their way to and from the city and the hilltops, there would have been no curiosity aroused by this particular car's presence had it not remained stationary for some time prior to the screams. The fact that the footprints found were going toward the water and not one could be found that was returning causes the watchmen to feel certain the body, is below the muddy waters. It may be Imbedded In the two or three feet of soft mud known to now be at the bottom of the Immense bssln.

-When the screams and the suspicions of the -watchmen and gaugers were transmitted to Chief Hnglneer Hill. Of the water- whose name I did not learn. works, he ordered the men to keep quiet WWmWOKKB MBS. LOnS B. heard the woman scream.

From the Intonation It was easily discerned that she was in the water. The first shriek uttered was without doubt as the woman's body sank Into the tec cold water, for It was shrill, clear and carrying. It sounded like tbe yell of an insane person. The first cry was followed by another and another, but finally the sound was reduced by what ap- wimwA k. a.

.....11 1 ceased. Tou could almost see soma poor unfortunate In death struggles when you heard the shrieks. Our blood fairly run cold. and. grabbing our lanterns, we made our way around the body of water until we came to the lonely soot from whence the outcries seemed to come.

As told In Tn Enwiui to-day, we there found at the bottom the earth stays fresh footprints of a woman' shoe or slipper In yie mud and fresh 'earth on the wooden steps that lead down Into the water and to the bottom of the basin. Convinced of Suicide. "We were all convinced that there had been a suicide, and we believe so yet. The temper tur of the water will delay the fermentation In ta body possibly for several days, when It will rise to the surface. In the meanwhile the Identity of the person who pertshed Just before Saturday night's 8 storm will remain a mystery." The automobile Incident has aroused eon- aldaraM comment among tnej Kden.

Park employ-. Tbe auto had been sighted about 3uu yards from where the cries were seem- Ingly uttered. As storm bearing every Indication of danger hd been coming uv for some time, they thought it curious that the car should be stopped at this or any other point along the park boulevard. As soon as tbe woman's cries were heard the car was started at Its utmost speed and scooted assy. Several of the watchmen claim that It contained two human forms.

At any rata. It left toe place ax tall spa4. and they wre forced to les.v. carrylnfi their worst- fears back home with them. -As Mrs.

Hall Is known to have b. r. owed a small coin before leaving Madisonvillt she could easily have reached the park by street car. The fact of the matter is -she could havs walked the distance unless weakened from her condition, between the time she was last seen at home and the time when the voice was heard at the res ervoir. It Is In this State of doubt as tc whether she is alive or dead that Mrs.

Hall's family live pending the truth as to I her fate, which must be known inside of a I few days at the most. Tho Missing Tan Shawl. Mrn. T. H.

Wood worth, sister of Mrs. Hall, discovered yesterday that a shaw" was missing from its usual place In het wardrobe, and. as she was unable to flnt it In any other part of the house, came to the conclusion that the unfortunate womar had thrown If over her shoulders when shr escaped from tbe bouse Saturday nigjit. She describe this shawl as being of a tan color ttnd very light In weight. If Mrs.

Hall wore It Wiien she left. Mi s. Wood worth believes that it will aid materially in bring ing about her identification. Word was received by he relatives of the missing woman yc3terday that her hu-band Is traveling fn Maine, and that It It extremely doubtful If "he lias heard of his wife's disappearance or will hear of It for several dayt. I The wife of jSuprem Court Clerk Ober meyer.

who resides Columbus, talked with her mother over the long distance telephone yesterday morning relative to the latest developments about her aunt She begged Mrs. Woodwortt to allow her to come to Madison vine anrt assist in the sesreh. Her mother persuaded her to rernalni at as she enter tains the vague hope that Mrs. Hall boarded a train for hat city, and may be located there. Mr.

Obermeyer was told by her mother that she could be of more service In wt htng- for her aunt and caring for I her If found In the state capital than In Cincinnati. TOO HIGH Were Prices Demardsl Bj Dstrci Hotel and Federal Judges Decided To Stay Hre. The reason the Judges of the Circuit Court of Appeals called off their session to be held In Detroit. in June. leaked out yesterday.

The tribunal which has ju risdiction over the states of Ohio, Kentucky. Tennessee and Michigan, received an Invitation from the bench and bar of that city to. hold. the June session there In stead of In this city. When the Court adjourned Its May ion last Thursday It was announced that the invitation had been accepted, and prep arationa were at once begun for making the trip.

On Monday Clerk Ioveland received a long distance telephone message from Circuit Judge Lurton, of Nashville, who elated that the session had been called off and that It will be held here nsuab The reason gtren was that It was inconven ient to go there. It developed yesterda that the real cause for making th change was because th hotel In Detrott attmptej to bold up tbe three Judge of tbe Court and th Clerk Into paying exorbitant rates! The Judges are "allowed 910 per diem while traveling on business, and tn cheap' est rat that could be secured a hotel in Detroit waa IO pr day, and the Judgea were gtvear-to understand that they could have their rooms about on only, owing to a big convention that was coming there. A there had been no other preparations mad by th bench and bar of Detrott th sitting waa canceled. Th Court will convene her on June and be tn sslon for two SAID HE HAD A "PULL." A warrant was -issued yesterday for th arrest of LeaQvTuU. a coiorad Democratic politician.

Mamie JJcKlnney. of X2S Oeors traet. cbarge that Tull aacared SM from her on the pretense that he had Influence villi Proaecntar Oppenhelmer to secar the releas of John Banders, her friend, from tho workhouse. 8h told Prosecutor Oa 1enhelner and that official caused a warrant to be Issued. Tull Uvea at Para avenue.

$150 Tint aeuxslon; -V J1J5Q MATTTRAX JUSO, XT. -And Betnrn, Via U. St N. R. (Kj.

tMv.) ftoedal train. 8un1ay. May I'H. a. from fourtn ft.

fetation. at Cynthlsns, Paris. Vinfnutr i ttw. i rMn.l kind wr at hand rnouniain scauierr. ail Lr.s, THE imQTJlllEiiv CIKCnTlATIe TTEDNESDAT, MAY 22, 1907.

SUMMER TASli Prepare for' hotsamliier day slow- Selections of Wash" Fabrics will never be moi-fconiplete or values jrrootn. 1, it it. i ilia present. SCXDAV, fAY 26th. Wiiraifltoa, Sabiaa, JlJLa Lowest, I Washington H.

0 1 .75 Mt Slerluij, SpecteJ train Imth Central' Vaiaa' Sfmltoa a. XlckM OOn, Walnst-ati. vAriiED ucuon Us-r sa aolsrte. a mt th Soota. Owly ed SsslT.

THE LllHALCVUCH-f liTCIiER Sl Ksst Pasri Strive. Second and fourth floors above The Clemens Oskamp Go. 4T7kietr5V Fine iht and Elevator. Th tem daly apeotated a tr im 4 t--urt I H. toa ounir.

OHta. aa esec-strtx or i keaia. tat a arsciiT kiiil wwta. "May T. If 'T ai.

T. Lnw.nrna. AttarM. Mai SDecial items LINEN SUITINGS--3-2 inches wide; alw lineT worth at least 1 2T on sale atvpr-yard BELFAST LINEN And Butcher's kenr weii finished and. neavy; materiars; 4 worth per." yard.

IRISH XlNEN 56linch; nice solt iabrj 'easily worth xoc; on yard DOTTED SynksrUurid Madras jad Checked Dimity: ap t6 2oc-; per-yard. EMBL SWISSES-Very fine quality; i worth ouct -a great value ROUND-THREAD LINEN 36-incl for. Women's Waists; SOelmen dep't specij at; per. LINEN rSHEETING 0-inch: rbunVthreadx worth, linen titrwartmeut special LAWNS -A' lfrge Showing; fine qnalrtjtleet patterns; PLAID SUITINGS-r36-inch: a laree asirtxBeut; all the latest effects; a ifreat. value SWISS APPLIQUE pa ids.

and Wes; fine for Summer "Dresse; -'price, per MERCERIZED PONGEE la -figurea and plaids; a fine sheer price; per a black, white 10c 12k 161c 15c 35c: 35c $1.00 122 22Jc 22k Parasols and Sumriir Gloves. i A'select litie Imported Patsols aod a very large assortment- oKqometic-ain isnades are, ow on display Silk "and Iale shades Gloves shown and all FUR STOtR ACE We issue inauranoeon rura ag-ainat loss by Firs, Moth or Thaft. Kenovatinu and remodel lnar done. DRESSMAKING PARLORS-M0 DtST PRICES. 'I TOc HIms IDdepfce (Lo.

If cooking on a GAS RANGE was no! more economical, comfortable and cleanly than any other method, reliable and very busy gas-stove dealers Would not recommend it Any dealer or. woman who isi familiar with cooking stoves and fuel will suggest the use of Fuel Gas. Isn't that ANOTHER good reason lor housewives who are without a MODERN Gas Range and Water Heater to have them installed at once? If you are at all interested, it is an easy matter to investigate further, stop in the nearest dealers, visit our display rooms, or phone for our representative, 167. Whatis the temperature in your kitchen at meal time? The Union Gas and Electric Co Fourth and Plum Streets. Salesrooms opeii evenings until.

9 o'clock. o. u. SI.251 he IGIIIGAN FAST THROUGH TRACTS TO TD-EE)(Q) EJETKODDT icxwxcTrxo fxm ALL POINTS MICHIGAN CANADA. Thronsh Pallmas srrlc between Cl- rlnnatl.

OhsrKevolti. Petoskey and Har bor bprloss os and une j. Tlen-ota, rollers ad' fall Information at City Offlea. FKtk aaxl Walanc c. fiaiid C3.

ir west rocstra sr. CUUsr), as taal T.TkI 1 1 tlsjis At all arig. ca or time seed (or catalog. Tss EtM o- Mrs Co-as. os-.

Ms tas Car-a SPECIAL BARGAIN LIST OF 93 reouirea 10 mnw oertined check In th sum of IS.) payable te the City Treasurer of ocw BKla BOUSl ne seaieo TT" tor Sanitary Trunk Sewer Bonds, and ad- City Auditor. Norwood. Ohio. 1 immuk will he received by the weemed at the office of J. A.

Stawart. Room 712 Traction Buildln. southeast cor- nrr fifth and walnut streets. Ohio, until Vt 'clock noon ot rmui, June 14. for the purchase of bonds of th City of Norwood.

Ohio. In th sum of i four thousand dollars being numbered consecutively from 1 to 8. hear-In a Intereat at th rat af four and one half per cent per annum, peysbie semiannually. Said bonda shall be dated an day eaW and become due and payabt twos-ty-flv Uit years after said data. Bald bonds ar for th psrpos ot fAimtahlna and eanipplns the fir and Police statloa.

and bulldlns. furniahlns and rulp- plnc a patrot mum we- eruiv a mora eomplat ealoymeat taa same, wa der and pursuant to the provlalotia of Sac-tion xK of the Rertead Statute of Ohta, and aa ordinawc duly psud by th Cobs-ctl of said cKy on th loth day ot Fmttrw ld beads wHl sold to th hlrhs bidder far not less taan thlr txr vaiaa and accTsed Interest to data of delivery. U-e ria-ht bains; rsaervad rrjact any or all ate trond faith btddar are utred to tactoee a tneir Pf jhmI a oerufiad check ke th ies or Vw.u. pay' aula th CHjr Treasurer Kare-ad Bids must seUS and Indorsed "Bids for Fir aad Folic Stauoo liii amwl W. EL WICIIOAR.

City Auditor. Norwood. Ohio. IT. A Kactaaer Mm S'S.

Castata Baaaa, ClaeaaaaO. CMUe. April Tl. la. ed praoaia far aaaatrw-cls taa aihallaa.

aa ctateraa, aaa etSr. awtidMS aad aaa veil at Lack IX. aXockr Kj UI aa reealved hare sa cae. ard llac May rT. IvuT.

aad taa pmtmtrtr spanad lsfriaiio forauned a mimist J. O. WAkRt.t liajai. aaaiaeera. C.

biuuir oalea. Raaa SIS fieaaa. nactasail. Onka. Mav aa lw! saaeaa See aalldma a a-See ha-l ii a ea-k.

I iu a. fa' aaa J. aajf. i Oar Kxcttanjca Depart vest offers tae followlnc Piaaoa 'takes la trad for oar modern All ot these Pianos have been ifcorooirhlr overhaoled and ar la good condition. At Uelr respeeOre-prteea taey are bargains- 1 LiaMlecnsa Graatd Ifasx except ionallr fat SISO.OO Decker Bros.

8sare PUso I carved 'les 1 S85.00 Waa. Kaabe Kqsare rUae (carved legal S8S.OO Geo. Sterk Squarr Pfaso (carved legal S75.00 F. M. Os.

Sojssrr Plaao (carved S50.00 Oaaurr 0. Square PUso (carved lets.) SS0.OO (Wo. 6teck Jk Co. Sqaare IiaK (ortacon leRS Kumtsos Sqsare llano. i Geo.

Steck Hqsuurr Piano (octasoa lectl 1 S4O.0O We also have a few Cprigbt Pianos, very Ittil used aad In excellent condition, from 140.00up. A lot of New Sample Pianos. In selected rood. 7 1-3 octave, all modern improvements. flMS.OOnp.

Stool and Scarf with each Piano. CASH OR TICRMS TO SOT. ED. C-D. BAQ.017DW (EdD.

142 V. FOURTH ST. TKi From Cincinnati take any of vhe morning or noon trains to St. Louis, change in Union Station to Frisco Texas Limited and early the next evening you will be in Texas. Two other Frisco trains leive every day for Texas from St.

Louis, 9:02 a. in. and 2:30 p. m. The beautiful scenery, smooth track, handsomely equ'pped trains and.

the appetizing Harvey meals make the trip seem even shorter than it really is'. 'i Ask yoor bosm ticket asent for fall writ A. HILTON. Car- Aaesl. St.

Issta, Mo. li. huavimz. rx r. a.

as e. ts stu ciaciasats. o. nnfn) JUlJll AKD June 14. for the purchase of bonds of the t-iir oi rtorwooa.

vm. -seventeen thousand dollsrs 17.oiJl.U"i. b- in uonoi .1.... v. 'r -a h.

numbered ronixutlvely from 1 to bearing; Interest st the rate of four and one half per cent r'r annum, payable semiannually. Said bonds shall be dated on day of sale aad become due and payable twenty ji years sfter said date. i. i ....4 fnr the niifrtAte of M1U DWNM construct ins; a ssnitary trunk sewer In tlie t-Teek ria. I rum lltm tuu n.

tlon line of the. city of Norwood to Hrn ii. frnm I 1 avenue, ana Creek road KO feet westsrardly. and under 1 a. gxt the Htata of snn punuini Ohio, and sn ordlnanc duly passed by th-j i a ..4 bt.

At Vi rt w. anr ounni I BsVltA BOIHJI will leea than their oar value and srerned Interest to dst of delivery, the rl-tht be In reserved to reject any or ail bids. As a jruarantee or irooa laitn imam mrm Klncle. Dsplex. Fly Wlvee-I sawJ Elrrtrlr Itssnp.

Contractors for HKATIMO riPIu St ITEMS iSTfCAM rri.tss. The John H. McGowan Co. Hydraulic Machlncrv. ZfZSZlIVZ- CINCINNATI, O.

PHILLIPS BROTHERS COLLATERAL BUNKERS. CSTABUBHED ALMOST HALF CElTTtTRT. lOKEf LOt.tED A I.I. AKTICf.RS Of TAIXB. as ti.e st orr.

a it-, no opeha nowtt. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ANTIQUE JEWELRY we save YOU 25. FURNISHED HOUSE IN AVON DALE, ROSE hill park. FOR RENT Par tkiv Maths. itl ahoeit JlSK at a.

LOW R-TE a ASSrc P. O. sii nrnnuli will be received by the undersigTM-d at the offle of J- A. Stewart. Room 712 Traction Buildinc.

southeast corner Flfih and Walnut streets. Cincinnati. FAINTING are frequently caused by a weaV heart. Ordinary coffee is often a heart depressant; for it contains a large amount of tannic acid, which is a poison. You need have no fear ii you will drink It has been cleansed and purified.

The tanriin-bearmgceUulose tissue that contains about 9 per cent tannic acid has been removed. This harm-doing, disagreeable testing feature havin-f been eliminated, there is left the elements from which can be brewed the most delicious cup of coffee imaginable and harmless even to invalids and children. At tm curx, cocas. CI sad lwsartsrs, SSSTSS. ItH.

SOLD BY: ft. J. MrCosaba. IL 8. Hmhsrfr Jk Ca, Miller Crotery Tbe Jo.

R. IVele How f. FAST TRAIN TO INDIANAPOLIS VIA r.J Iea-ea. IrS r. M.

Anrtvas tSM t. at. di 1 cm ottuk. nm as WAurrr. LH.L':C2r:3C;::.

OFflCC Ta. Harris ff 1 aKSStS aaa taaaa eafaf i 1 her. aati. 2 il-. saaaar 1 0 I l.M I nVTT 1 1 a k.V SPECIALS 512.50.

riMST KUOOML SILK GU1TII1G SPECIAL s-isst ruioR. equaled elsewher'1 at j' rJoncy-Saving Mid-Wcck Spcch r.HTISTIG 4W-SSSSSSSStaS---ST-Stw OUTEnVEAn Vk OFF THifto ossi. This it the ino-t iew tyle, isiucs mr iiipt conceits in Tailor I Gowns, Hajah Silk Silk Suits. WaihahV of them in Tiojuil.tr and all mad f.iu.r 1 ait 4 orijcr. are u.tn fads fur fahion.il.! u.

i'i IQUSEIIOID 17111TE GOODS EVERY ITEM A SPECIAL VALUE iKioti.ri'im ttttt 35c Balli Torels 29c Kstrs heavy Ulaarbed Turkish Bath Towels, large alt, hemmed, ready for us. for 91.0.1. $1.75 Bed SpreailsS 1.39 Larxs als havy Crochet lied Spreads, hemmed. i i nrjEV-sAvinG specials VJoriEtrs HniiiTY Uiidermusuh srcosD riovR-tt iimiur S4.50 Efll Ssls S3.5D Sela of three plscew Corset Cov er. Oowa sod I) ra tninirie.1 with lace, bfadlns; aad ribtua.

Vry dainty. Indeed. S3.00 Pettfccats SI.95 Made of flB arobYlc. with deep flounce of flas embroidery, is elegant patterns. S4.00 OXFORDS S2.90 PAIR THIRD Kl-OOIt.

S2.50 6ciuS 1 .89 Ms-le cf 0e ti Irin.tueil 1 (Dl SLOP CcrsEt Cm i': Mad iff'. tih f.i Urokcn liiif if fords, in l'atrnr. leather, harul-f 1 1 1 1 1 "I 11 HI Ml 1 IT wear. Low tl.it treme Cuh.m lnU. 1 1 tO hut lint il, Me: CHITLVEAR SPECIALS FOUR EXTRA GOOD SPECIALS Inst ri 35c H0S8 25c Pair Women's Hlark i.lsl 8tot-kDS.

Eicrllent quality. 5 Dc Hosb 2 Pair 75c Women's Dlack Silk Usle Hs and nw shades of tan. with Ur ankUs. 25c Vesls 19c tiflieli I Vri .1 lit i Bain 50c Vests 2 for im." II I'm ISpeJ. I BEAUTIFUL Ko' v.a.

2 dcr. White mid Mack, I I i 1 RODE trimmed. Also all i a I emuroiaerea wmtf of white Swi-i with 1 These are extr-onlni i the styles are S1.00 Steels 8S: ts 1 vet 1st r- i Slid 25c Pillcw Cases Ki rs fiii Ira tjusll'j' 27-inch Black Ilou weave of tho weJl-ktioi. sells for 11.2a yard. Tln 1 a Mile ana will wear as shown at a higher pri tionallj popular thin iin tiiiiii i cio ittiikf ereatest Laruam oi iu- equaled in everjr recfM HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS 70RTH Vg GURTAirJS.

IIMLMI- THIRD AMD "TO I RTtt rio S2.00 Pcrtisres 98c Hampl Has of Kops Port lere is vanoaa romHaattoa. loa tbem oat st this rldlcaloas prtr 25c 19c Japan FUtor Mattlnr Is newest rarpvt deal gas. Ealrs good qaalltj-. J5.50Sa:i!2ryCc::!:2sJ4. Ty ar whs ops4 41 I or baa ssd 7 trhs Ions, atroar Iron frames, solid less, comfort-sbls aprtscs sad bsst workmas- shlp.

CUT OLA 50c Tatoettes 3:: itouni 1 rtte. lr 4 $3.25 Lace Csrtia rr. i flDl.t I $25 co Ch lars rt.l' oak sn-1 lued a- 1 I A lieautUuI and Lhewu is Cut Glass, nd th- and Qualities of whicfi represents the oi in oesi shapes and elegant i i ir- OHTPini deep and accurate uttifu- sj, uUinLO tion a few of our j.pe-. UI weeti Nannies. HowN.

H9 1 1 Witter Bottles, Vint-eTar ru VJ'J and Cream Sets, tVle ry 1 uf. Nappies, Footed Corn.