The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 10

THE PORT HURON SATURDAY. MAY 10, PAGE TEN Will Cost More lo Rna CHy Than In fce OBSERVE MOTHER'S DAY; ITS IN HONOR OF "THE BEST MOTHER WHO EVER LIVED" (CVnttnued frotn page ee. 1 c.encw la out ptsbBe school atij 1 FIRST SUNS ARE FIRED III FIGHT TO GET CONTROL rid for new aepartrrvenu reaij the stata board of odscatloa, 5 pears that tha amemnt of the sew rhsirmia i arcet-trbTe to the pre-3eBt. A diSerttc of entiau among thoe who krttw Johnson as to the degr tf h.s coeaerticn with tht Clark carrpajgti ubttablw ajid 1 r- at aii ciear tfeat his selec-tlon was garlic tarty tntetrded pcUtl-vmlty to strer.gthea tne of frailat WiIo. It i not yet to be developed whether aaotfeer candidete appear in the field.

Ela-ey of South Carch.na orsce sur-lhed a candidacy which he haa bow aUowe! to f.cie awa. Whether he later revive it xemafr. to be aewE. rresi.1er!-t W.I,r. i Sera'or Towa.send have had artitudes toward the re-organ iiatioa tf thetr r.

gr eey, comm'Ttee Is act at the lowest Rg-ure wttrt tna reeis or thts ofpartsv and to take car of tha part ft revenuea provided bv the ctsera levy I am recommending an tfttr ed appropriation as compared laat year of Thia mea HEW CANAL TO BE II BIG ONE RADICALS AND CONSF.R VATI VE ARK I.I Gt IT ITR A DECISIVE COMBAT alight increase in the tax rata, BOATS HAVE HARD TIME ytwii Ton ble I Errtencei In Breaking; Through Ire Sf Ym n.iuin, May 10 Much trouble being experienced by Jake boat in freaking through tne extenslT lee jam, which return! from rmdlake and extend from uluTh to T1 Harbor. AU boats delay'? from rly vesterday afternoon to tht mnrniBf between here, and To liar bora. To wr.se rid. arhooled in the cot-rteaiea IteiiPVT vu ma csty 1 villisiv tn Triwt ir -aV of coEgresa, made hla pubttc svggea-tion of Immediate re-org-auutatton and talked general inr with a A tr I. Oar finer Hm mrj HloiM-lf A Ierfer of thf Re-pabiicsa yxrrv9 rw members- He dectined to enter IT ew vortK wtir itK aviple for.

NEI.HS any ftrierjnrsuua i a irte cttya eti, tional aystem. "The appropriation carry a creaae oa the street lighting that will provide for firteea at lamps, small and large. Ther also protrtded enoutrh to pay hf the cost of three large are hgtst te Tw-enty-fourth street, the tewrvi into the discussion of is made- no ajxvifir efort to lercrt a meeting at which the eor.grie.,r.al campaia-n ahoutd be planned. Tha preaident. on the other hand, did not heastate to break off a meeting arranged by house democrats, with the riK of angenn hou member.

Kl.l F. HARVEY. of Port Huron to jotn with the and pay half the expense. "Fund are also provided fcr lBj a ta May 10 The fir guns ha.e been fifed In the battle for control of the two parti in 1914. The radioa'a and the cocaervauea are Sinsr up for deciatve tombaL fi-reentat'.

Augustus P. Gardner of Massachusetts. insurgent. ha pro-tiaimed hmiaelf a cndiat for ib i of the tt-puldi an ft-greionat commitit Champ Clarti TS" -c i ti vv aa iai Instaiitngr or rest room tae ma rim: Thtf n'rd th rcr fh? roornirsjf ami pa down af full pKl with ail finv Th boat wre a to navirat thr raptd near th mouth of th rp aa the ind waa in the north and ry weady ani utrong. The -h i)wrM by May-man, of In.lon.

hii h-n taken from th fteiit tSryflork wfcr repairs wer iw'. unlrwir j.arts. Trie hull NEWS OF TODAY IN A NUTSHELL nd lieprerentati-, Lloyd of Mi.urt tiaie ptckt-i i i l-e--i Johnson to be head of the committee. The pi it ram ha been givejj a sharp aerbac-k by the request! of Prcti-jer? Wileon that th plan of the waa aiao arrmpel ad patnte'i. The tnmr flamontr arrived frorjt the bead 'f the lake vtr'1ay afternoorj ani is now lime loaded at the f'olrt Kdward terminal.

Military street Pridare. Belowr are the appropriation ft flnallv determined: GENE RA GO ENT Public schools. 1 mill tax. Public achools, per capita tas fi Sieu PubMe I-ibrary S.is Salary Account 1 Municipal Bidga Polu-e Account 1 4, lire Dept. Account Health Account t.4, Pcwer Repair Account Street Cleaning Rubbish Removal Account.

Highway Account Bridge Account J.JM.f Know and Ice Removal Ae- COUPt tt Street Lighting lX.ftttv Public Parks Account i.tn City portion public 1m- prpument accotipt 43M: Repavdng Account S.M May 1 Alfred Noble, the York i f'-r i'ta rd. to make report on tbc newer Weiiand r-mal roo'e. He say noth ing to heh-r route already selected li be the j'f if.n of the I'nited to build I ship mrd on Kf side of Nunr Liver. Mr. Nohlo said; consider t-fh a canal jul uniry, the Cn-adfarj newer Wetland 'wa! when it 1 built be sh to '(" mMtlD tha ttafr.c which bkeJv io pas between fiks Kri and Ontario.

Tha li cnsi? at Me Marie? ere ex-ample by. vessel parages Port lfurn Murphr. enrt Gordon I vid-von 11; Cha NefT Vfronu midnight, 2: Thf.a forlorn I'hit Mlnch Hr'. 5: H' hool- raft Brower r. John Mc-V tlllaro Murt'n ullcr JO.

I town: PaigonnJ Paipoonge. Adflm WUm Ream Kami. Mt-her hi Goolder locom The I'mted Lumberman 'r up at Harm lat rtiht. The bot 1 for Tonnwindt with a rarao of lumber. Th" n'fim'r lo'oma arried vefer-lay with a rartjo ul crude oil for-the refinery.

ANNA JARVIS Anna Jitrvis of Philadelphia is the founder of Mother's rT. vv 1 v.i: be e.I Jhrotighotit the country on May H. "It is holiday of he heart And home." aa Mra. Jarvta. "It is a celebration for all nation, racts.

rlassvs jtid r-. 11 Is iti special honor of the best mother who ever Iced' Tlii: MOTHER OK YOl It 1 1 EA 1ST. Help to make it a great day a of family reunion nnd of uplift in the home and ch irrn and the live of men and noincn." AN ANTON f. Tex. Alanson D.

Brow r. 5 vea re eld. man-K Call breath. frtr.v of tre American Mining cong-e. t- id trf territories committee tc-ii.

ASHING TO -Olff ri Ptrcfeot more tl an any otiier rr.ati been responsible for tvjrg up Alaska," Jim of St. L.i.-.s. bed at 11. tbia morning after an 11 1 ties. of several -eks.

Mr. Brown eeffered from lu-caemia, a rare Incurable disease. SACRAMENTO. fl Vrnit Jordan, secretary of state rf is charted with malTeasance offo fr the joint legislative ccrmi which recently Investigated rhare. jr.

hi department and in its report to the legislature today, the reeommeoj-ed ttat the ct4.e jrr.ej over to tsie attorney general. WASHINGTON Price received bv producer of th" I'nued Sttes for staple crops incre 4 2.3 cent from April 1. to May 1. aeoordirjt to a report by the department of asrU- ilt ure torliiv. The increase tor the same period a vear ao R.4.

and the average incres.se during- Afril for the past 5 vears was 3.4. May prices of staple crop avenged about "S'Vl pc-r ce'tt low r-r than on May 1. 1312. according to the department. WASHINGTON The eight of a per- (va)n stpamhip Arrival Nw Yorii.

May 10 Arrived: Amertka, from franr Joph from TSSKIi MOVEMENTS Lake IHnpi Chicaaro, May 'J Arrived; N'ia-rara, Ked Ieavenport. oata; ftefhlehem. fVhtjrlksn. Mohawk. mdjse: rete, fraw ford.

Totsl for General Government fund I FINANCIAL FlNt Interest Account I Sinking Fund Account- to retire bridge honds falling due July 1st, 1914... l.tMt? democratic leader of the houv, formulated without hia knowledge, be held in abeyance. In the ere of the republican chairmanship the iaaue in cieariy ilran between the prisrelve and ronsr-vafne elements. Mr. Gardner has attended to that.

Every recent act of his haa been intended to dfy the old leaders and to present himself the country as the man who would do things differently. In hi complacent note announrin his self-fcug-Kstd candidacy. Mr. Gardner tMil be would run the congressional am-pairt on different line from those Joliowed by MrKinley of Iliinoif, former chairman of the conresstonal committe. In h'a speech on tht tariff, alao.

Mr. Gardner paid doubtful compliments to the republican leaders responsible for the tariff bill. Mr. Gardner wast one of the original house insurgent. IH to that firit tcrcup which conferred shout the houste rules and to which Townsend and MItuhlin of Michigan for a time belonged.

The insurgent movement resulted In rule changes, but the changes in rules were of tittle consequence compared with party split of which it was the forerunner. Murdork of Kama, now the Progressive leader, was an k'tive participant in that rules nrht and landed oitt4de (he party. Gardner went throughf the riil- f.ght to a liniah. but he, like Tow nsentl and McLTughlln. found a to ki within the republican party.

During the sprtnir rnti)migii Gardner taned toward Roosevelt, hut when mtdnUht; 1 jen-iin, bar Wnlrh "l'r 2. 10; l.nmhfrtn $27. i 1207.191 here t-have- b- tut 5 preparations have been made for the of Mother's day. and thousand of white flowers i prepared for earers. ne florist abne announced today Grand Total 10.

i Mead fc lf itu Iliteinl, Kr.app IUn-M IM. KobTt WASHINGTON President 15e took a half holiday and motored 1 Vernon with Mrs Wilson and a fsnci? party tvdv. The president 3irs aw from the whtte houee and sklmmtna over the qniet rwt almost before the departure bcAt koow-rt. that he would have more than Ki.oOfi white carnations on hand other florist mod etrert venders also wiil be prepared for a big business. The flow is the that marks the celebrant.

"Mother I nteuded to do hotmr to In in mothers and to pay homtge the nirmn i of those who have fc-one tcfore. was originated In Phil tuelphia in 1 and now has become in internatie.nal observ-a spitin forein diplomat cf Sen tank. clad In flannel and running bia atMeea-ly between ticket, nuy soon ln-come a i 6 RS 8.O. STORH -it 1 ii common sit' to visitors in iimii Park, for It annournel todav th.tt Sir Cecil Sprtr.B ice, atrl-uieddir to the I'fMtcd CJr.ot had joined the Washington t''rtckel Club. CINCINNATI, Addltioeat men the Colonel departed for whnt tiiirtl-ner regarded as the principles of representative government, Gardner Hijperlor; WjtinwriRht.

Harbors, fitf. Onifii. John t'rerar, O-coal: Jllt.hell. Toledo, kerosene; N'ormandie, Manistee, alt; Ksumptlon, Ksranaha; 1 Fletf her c.reen Hay; 8u1e Chipman. Areadta.

rtuttera. Soo, lumtter. I.isht: Georga ft Van Vlfk. Cleared: MaiK-h Ch'jnk. Buffalo; (dens-burg.

pderiabtjrc rorn; A Hirh-Brdwin, Buffalo, mdse; barire S3. Cleveland, oil; Nlaarara. tied Win, raenport, aal'. I.iht: Crawford, Cret. Superior; Wainwnifht.

BufTalo. MlrrheU. Toledo. John Crerar. Iuluth; Umimption, Wells.

Chipman. Manistee Unttera. Ludlnarton. Taylor, North Manltoi): fc f-Tetcher. Nee-buh.

Mllwaukea, Wl Arrived: 5uie-hanna. Schuylkill. Mohawk. Bethlehem. Codonia, Sannac, mde; Henry Oliver, roal; Ellen, aand; Tot-eka.

Hnnepin. tand. Cleared: l.iaar St fi-ott. Superior; Ollbert, mbrla. Buffalo.

Hnnepln. Benton Harbor, 'rushed atone, Ellen, Michigan Citv, lilCh. F-anab, Mich. Arrived: I'mbrla HaUe. Cleared: t.errnan, Ttima, Uk Erte M'k h.

Arrived: Marlon Cleared: Mantate NefT. Talrn Erie Arrived. Troy. Chicago, c'aicue. Ilmwum; Kopp iron ore.

iaranab. (ieore Leonard, wheat. Stephen Ctement, iron ore. toiiutb; Kdnionton, Kin-ton; fteel Hing, wheat. Fort Wliltani Attatralla.

iron ore. Aahland: Nia-rara. iron ore, Superior. Cleared: bade him a sensational farewell. Clearly Mr.

Gartir.er im now niniin? quit work i.nlay in response to the A to capitalize hia insurgency-. lie ap parently thinks that the road to cess now lx a through hostility, and orrer the more his candidacy sounds lik? lihn) 10.4 0. IW-troit T'etroit. tv 10- lirowier 3,0 Ut nsbt; Htimhm. IT: 2 A M.

2.39; Vo)f Urr, rn- 3.40. Ijuneim. Al Mrnsil 6. wich n-ev Lump, Huetl. mntort 6.3.

Hurllr.ffton I. Miliar S. North Fe 30: Hart. Ball AibriKbt MahoniCK 1 1 Quf city I 1 :20. rown: ril'h Maifland Alf Mitchell 12; r-hoonmaiier.

tug Hmld. harifpa A. tihotlea. 1'aipoonK" 2: Aml! Wtm liearn ISertin. Aurora 3li: f-am Mather bir- 3:20.

(iouHer Ar- tsirtten, Jertkirx. s- Zenith Milwaukee Whitney, Walla Pope. Cft-heua 11. Srtiilt stp Marie bult Ht Marip. Muh, May 19 tp; iri Htrphenaon, 9 Iftxf I inn 10 C-n, North iinrun 11.

firiton, au-ott 1 1 N'-ebln 12 SI A. 1: Henry Smith 2. iiee i H-inora. ltob-rt Holland. Sonoma.

Keliwvn M-Ke Wlillnm l.n nftone Frank Norton "80; tin-rouitt, Fjmuel 1one. Namuvtb Mitkan 9. lui lvldon ILideri. Mi'bSfran 10; Ht.n mull 11. luwnr.

Hll-v I Jone. Jabkt .10 lul iiM Jiea-fPe. Calertont i0; wkwlr. It, Matthew 12; Stor-mount, Wolvtn A. Centurion ISO; Jav More-, lakew.od 30.

Uy -roan Smith. irVn'ttsh Hero 4 30: Far-reil H.t udol ph. Warner. rri r.r 7 Mirtlan-t Knr 7:30, Northern a '30: 1'oe IMihilh, Keewattn Wal.wm, Montoa Smith 10. 3J; l.uptua 11.

tint tit the more likely he l. to win. He ts counting upon the blent control of the republican purty by the liberals. It is probably true that strike order lsi.il yrsterditv against the Cincinnati Traction chiimsi. but the omprtov claimed it was nn' inconvenienced nd h.e.iuls rr neficlv ail lines wero maintained.

No disorder ha been reported. PT. row r.nntcb, Minn, on tl to the Gulf of Mexico is the or fiont Qnnr-termaster Andt "w- of tie t'tnfd States njivy. This his ordr.l to do es an advprli-'incn! to attrsct i cruita. lifinr.lirg t- nn announcement last t.fght.

K--n will start June 1. aiid to th- i miles i i.ij. the liberals will dictate the choice. The moM the standpatters can hope fr is that they v. iil not Ice forcer to get along with en Insurgent of the most pronounced tj pe or one person- liy obnoxious to them.

But pro gressive control does not mean Mr. Gardner's His geographical location is against him. iud his methods are not such as to appeal to ail liberals. The studied hoMUitv of Gardner ASIllNtJT' ris. cof 1 United Sl.Cp -in in 'i'ri nieil r.in.f.

of the urirg 11 I r.sultrd in has made the standpatter gnash their teeth. They have become a'l tie 1. Northern Kin. Buffalo, mdee. the angrier because ihv tan see that from the heat when you can get a fine pair of Oxfords or Pumps that will keep your feet cool and comfortable.

Russia calf, gunmetal calf and Nubuck are leathers that have gone through a process of dry tannage leaving the leather porous and consequently easy to wear. These leathers won't make your feet burn like leather that is tanned on the oil process. Cet us fit your feet with a pair of these stylish low shoes and see the comfort you will get from them. Our shoes fit as well after you have worn them for two or three months as they do when you first get them and we have the best fitting shoes made. They fit the whole foot at every point, rtui only in the length and width.

Hanan, Ralston. Recent. Fellowcraft shoes for men. These are the very best shoes in the country in their respective grades. For women, the Hanan, Ziegler Queen Quality and Boston Favorite take the lead in fit.

style and workmanship. Try a pair of the Queen Quality shoes made cn the "Wonder Worker" machinery that makes a welt sewed shoe as pliable and easy cn the foot as a hand turned shoe. loss of life to out of men emplojed. PABtS A boiler epb-stc next doc.r to the esMenoe llerr'ck. rnft'd ami rnorntng.

kili-n one and in other workmen Tie fence NT iron I iirinsr svi rround i ug HI roal: Niarara. Kopp, A tiat rSi. Stephen Clement, f'array Minnetr.nka, light. Kui-erior; Chlca-o. Willtam Wolf, aklte.

Chrlifle. a-hooner Interlaken. liht. CbUao. II Parker, lipht.

t.Vnneaut Edwin JJotmea, light. Milwaukee. Ahtahul Cleared. Reed. NTar- la.

Valca. Walsh. Wolf, Stada-tuM. t'adiHac. Cheerutim Sandusky.

Arrived ytrown Snllhan, Htephenaon fleared: Thomaa Barium. Leonard Mii'er. Connant i'liir(i: Wldenar the ambassador- house rautM fire, but little damage was done. Tee and his finil are Home at Mniklnaw 1ty Citv. Miiv i (Until 1 lt niht; Mit4 II.

huminn 1 A. WidlnJ- 3.10. Mtiillt 0. H.iper 3'. 1' Hoi 1- Gardner is counting upon their n-poptilaritv.

The only who (n voiced their sentiment Represen-tatiye Greene of Mas hntf Its, who In a published statement hs mnric it amply plain that he will not support Mr. Gardner But Ore-ne is a standpatter and his colleagues know that a statement from such a source Ul help Gardner rather than hurt him. such is the state of the pi.pu'ar mind. The conservative are really in no hurry anyhow about reorganization. They disagree with Tow -end of Michigan, urging that the republican bad best wait and give the democrats rope with whir-h to hnn? themele.

Their hope i that the democratic tariff wiil irm urpopu-lar and that the sentiment of the country will sn change that bv next winter the conservative element-' an again demmate the committee and I town: Herrv it 11 ID: A lUj'ht 1 A. M.l ma l-Srt: t.tt.m 3 3. Harvar 1 tending the Interna tionAl Agric.iltutal Conference. Gertrunv Tb" trike by 6.nP0 coal mltier in this district, -w on Aoril 21. ha t'eo called "iff by the Men's Trade union, owing to the hopelessness of a twining: sic'-e Th -mj lo-er fiatly rr-ied to grrit ii deniTcteil.

Tie men hve all ret urned to ti.e Jtcintoah Is. Par- iTSO; tjerman, S.4'J 0 ANTIPODEAN TENNIS CHAMPIONS IN U. S. en's Hats RECORD OF THE PAST tne congesaiorai campaign of 1914. In the event that there ia any show for a conservative J.

li.ncn- fon Moore of Pennvv nia, is regard eel as a probable candidal" i Queen City, Mather lrrtH), ton. Palrport Arrived" Empire Cltr. City of Naplea. Cleared: rr.i. Northern Queen, North Hea.

Lorain Arrived Italia. Hart. Lstson. Tliompioa, Dur-tton. Stelnhrenner.

Huron cleared: Mlnrh. Cleveland Arrived: Aro. fjeoeral Oarrtor. Pexona. I Ntrhola.

fhampUin, Iluror, Topemite. Parl-m Sophia Minch. PeHatt. Cleared: Ret. Ontario.

Northern Qin-ert. Eaine. Jsbpeminr. IVnebe'-t Tvke Sarer4rr Fort Wiir.am. out.

Arrived: Merlda. CMra. Hfht: Canadian, Mon 'real, buik Nye. Hnyder. Moll Cleveland, coal; Keewatin.

fort hoU. and frHht; On-ham. tfoderieh. icht; Arcadian. Montreal, coate freiaht: Maaford.

Port Strseer Erldence Can Be Hal in Port Horosa strength. Moore was eniiv the companion of Eordney of Mirh'ran in fghtinr the endorsement of th Pane--Hill wool bill by the republi can caucus The straws are here. We have had some straw hat weather, so don't let cne or two cool days scare you if you have made up your mind to buy that straw hat. The warm weather is bound to come very soon. If you want a hat that will be good for either warm or cool weather, try one of our nobby soft hats.

We show them in all grades and colors and rvery up-to-date shape. We can fit your face and find a becoming hat for you. Dun-laps, Imperial. Stetson. Mallory's "Cravenette" and a dozen 'other makes in the different qualities.

Come in and see them. We can show you more than one hundred different styles. They are all new and all good but probably there is only one style in the whole lot that would be becoming to you. We have untrimmed Panama Hats for the ladies. You can save money if you buy one here.

5 The situation in the roirsnvj io-j of the democratic congressional eotn-mittee i a conundrum. Few interpretation to ptai upon the president's interference. Heretofore Look well to their reord What they have done many time In year one h- (a the bet guaraBrae of f.j-tcre reaulls Anrnne with a bad back; any reader aufTerir. from iirtrry troubl. from kkmer 111, ahoijid Prtd rornf ortin- words In the foiiosvittg-atatwmeat.

lira Ramiiel Cook. J4J2 Veneesa Port Huron. says: "I have known Kklney PiBa for a num her of turn A memher iii. i. t- i.

i II -4y-e- I I president have kept their bands CoSborrje. 5aronc. Point Ed strictly off the congressional ont- ward. r.aer,r and parkaa-e frei-ht. rnittee.

which Is supposed to devote Cleared; Ssperior. ISaht: et- it enerrte exclusively to the eie- tion of democratic members of con moint. Montreal, wheat and flour; PaJtkl. I'opot Harbor, rrair: Atthia- gress. When the word first rech- baeoa.

Port McNichoii and famtly waa auhj-o to attack of ItlJ. I i Champ Clark and hia friends that the president had requested a post ior; ren. jh. lirht; Sceftlah Hero. Tsnn.

wheat: lo ponement of a committee meeting; er lake rxne. wheat; Matthews. Port Colborce. wheat. I'uluth -Superior Arri'eed: Mart- roe.

Thomaa Lynch. Morgan Jr John Oatea. 11 Schiller, lttz. I Cuddv. Aawvera Tuthurr.

Shel don rk. Brvn Mawr Take a look at the big case for newest patterns and styles of Men Shirts, Hosiery and Neckwear. Everything that is new and proper for this season is on display here. Among the Shirts you will see exclusive patterns, that can be found only at this store and all the colors are guaranteed not to run in the wash or you can exchange it for a new shirt. We like to show these new patterns and styles so come in and look them over any time at your leisure- A Morran, Nye.

Orammar fiey complaint foe a nrrmfcar of ttti a.nd anffered a grreat deal f-rm baeit-aehe. Poan'a Kidney- ptlla proved of the greatest btit In this r. brtnam re'Mf from backache and a-'rengthenlr the kldnev I have aleo vkeri 1 oe Kldrtes- myself arvd hi ben oonvtnced that thr are a reltable kidrvew remedy The above s'fltem-ert ww in Noveuber, 198 and fitrn-r. ed arafa. Mrs Cook aaid "Ton are at liberty to continue the rjb'JcattoTi of the teagirrvontaj I gave several s-earg aro In fHvor of ton'a Ktdeey The cure thia made ia my oae haa been ttmtnr.t Tnr aae It dealers Price Foeterv "Lbije-.

On. KafTalo and that the prescient wanted to confer the chairmanship, the temperature took a decided upward turrt tn thetr Ben Johnson, tne approved candidate. had been Clark fghter in the campe-gn preceding Baltimore Naturally treat was attached to the dent's course. But President Wilson let 1f be tmderstood tbat he not Interferes on personal ground. 1 1 had olsensseti pijin for securM.

greater co-operation between rJ4. tlonal arid the congressional corrmlt. tee ro-vsiierrt it Kiiwood. ETIck. Phlppa Cleared; iuluth, Wilham Pnvdar- I lot; aw.

Com ell ua, Frenrh, Corriran. Ieopold. A Br ft k--ti" af er. I Bell. Morreil.

Joseph Watt. John FVita. Thomaa adama. Roberta Jr O.ty of rarl.a, Cole. Oae Fitsa-erafd.

Morran. Aii. to have the fo eommU'ees rti'-at- Thomas l.tn'h. Maricopa. Bn-n mawr Two lfurhora.

Minn Arrived- Fhaw, keT. Munro. Supertoe t-ir New Tork a for the United Ftate Rem-mber namw Dean Frn-h, JJaharw Clear: roralia" Manda, barire No. 1JT, tike Erie. Ir.g effort and tps He a to ewcure efWo'encT fvstnre cjrrj-paima.

To th- average man it may rot be apparent wbr the cofsgressional committee. not better position to "co-operate" after it baa a chatrrrtan ard is ri'sir trganised for providing' the and ta-ke no iliina Tjg You will recognize the "Onyx brand of hosiery, you and everybody else know that no other makes can compare in value with the "Onyx." You can have them in any color and in any grade, with neckwear to match if you like. The neckwear shown is new in fact, it just arrived and is the newest in design to be found- Wc can show you many other styles if you will come in, as hardly a day passes that we don't receive a shipment of something new. We show the very finest cf silks at prices ranging from 25c to $3.00. Lake Ittrrrtn mT Arrived.

TrstTt i-hief. For? WilHam. rra'e Cleard' Kmperor. Wtaor.a. TurTet Cape.

Fort I Ik. Wjiuaro. b.Sht. R)R THE WEK XT NERVOVS Tired-otit, weak, nerve; men women feel ambftlous, ener getic, fall of Pfe and always' have a mm mm China, Crockery, ood apref tf their would do the! sertsib'e thin fee health take EIc- trie Riffera Nothtra- better for- be 9 A-fc to tte Pfx-wmi jroarantjecct silk, Hoee foe l.d -s. single pairm 7c.

On redr to bor that straw Warm weather will be bre yerjr aorm. stomach, lifer or ktdceva. Thousand ar they ow thetr live to thi wonderful home remedy. Mr. of Veetal Center.

N. aaya: reg-mrd Electric RUter a one of the great et cf I can rathewor h-a tor carawr ia rftie t.v a "cor.ee rva-tbn of r.atvf at reaoisrcea." TVhri Mativ frt went tt New Tor he bad wor.derf-.il ped and weed the time. g. w. tiim manaee ramea that he made hla yewts hurker work when hla arm waa vtrr a--rw.

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