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Ono tiling you want to be sure of in the thins You buv: Is it irood? The ..rice mav he a verv imnnrtant romiflerntion tn vmv it
often is. But when you need tilings and have tolmy, yoii want to be sure of what you get. We know that's what you want; and
that's why we are o careful in our own buv ins. We must have quality first.
Have You Seen the New Sweaters?
Only styles which arc
new, correct and becom
ing are given represen
tation here, only color
ings that are "fashion
able and desirable are
shown, and only quali
ties that we know will
give the utmost service
and satisfaction are of
fered. The gathering of
these assortments of
styles has meant extra
ordinary effort for us,
because of merchandise
shortage and high pri
ces. Nevertheless, here
is a splendid stock for
you, priced most reasonably.
$7.50 TO $3S.50
MEN'S CLOTH HATS
Our stock of cloth hats is the best you'll see. The
assortment of colors and styles is wonderful. The
best makes in America. Now is the time to buv a
new hat! get the full season's sen-ice out of it We
ask your inspection $3.50 to $6.00
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Now is the season when your heavy underwear
must go and lighter garments will take their "place.
Comfort Underwear is What You Want
We have it, the celebrated Lewis underwear, per
fect fitting, correctly made, and priced to please you.
Every style is here for your choosing. We invite
your inspection.
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Make-this store your headquarters,
use our rest room, telephone, post office
quality
Sale of Kayser's Silk Top Union Suits for
Women, Saturday Only, a
Suit $2.49
Saturday you can buy women's
high grade silk top union suits of
Kayser's quality at a decided bargain
price. Get a season's supply of these
beautifully finished garments, shown
in flesh and white, bodice and regular
top styles, with tight knees. These
.are our regular values from $3.25 to
$4.50; all sizes from 34 to 41.
Sale Price Saturday, a suit $2.19
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Imported Dotted Swisses, Saturday Only,
a Yard $2.19
Every fashion review extols the desirability and
forcasts the popularity of dotted Swisses in dainty
colors for summer frocks. Extra fine quality im
ported dotted Swisses in attractive colors with con
trasting dots.
Sale Price Saturday, a yard $2.19
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DISTINCTIVE DRESS PUMPS '
Many kinds of pumps in suedes and kid in all the
fancies of the season are well represented in our
stocks. Here are a few which will be liked both for
their desirable styles and attractive prices.
Brown and Black Suede Pumps, French heels, in very
attractive styles, prices $11.00 and $12.50
Brown and Black Kid Pumps, French heels, with
straps, prices $10.00 to $12.50
Gray Suede Pumps, French heels; La Belle pattern,
price $13.00
Gray Suede Pumps, French heels, flexible soles, one
strap, price $12.00
Brown Kid Pumps, turn soles military heels, one
strap, price $8.50
Black Kid Pumps, turn soles, military heels, one
strap, price ': $8.00
White Kid Oxfords, Goodyear welt soles, military
heels, imitation tips, price ' $12.00
White Rainskin Oxfords, Goodyear welt soles, mi
litary heels, price . . . . $6.50 and $7.50
White Rainskin Pumps, Goodyear welt soles, French
heels, one strap, price $8.00
If your feet ache and pain, if you have callouses, if
your feet tire easily, if you have fallen- or broken
arches, call at our shoe department on the balcony,
we have graduate specialists to serve you.
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Men's Hart Schaffner & Marx Blue
Serge Suits, a very fine quality, $50.00.
IMiilll ( Inns I,.
Iter. W, H. Cox, pastor. Residence
,".y HhhIi Htreel. l'luino 1107,
Sunday morning Sunday school, F.
M. Ililoy, superintendent, t GO a. in.;
lroiii-liliiK Hen Ice, 11:00 a. m. A ape
oliil Mothers' IHty sermon wllh special
music hiuI slutting. A delightful ser
vice. "Honor Tliy Father ami Thy
Mm her."
Sunday Kichl B. V. I'. IT. Junior,
Mrs. K. K. Ilaltczoro, president, 7;0u
l. in ; It. V. 1'. I'. Senior, .Mix Nolu
Clillitieth, president, 7:01) p m,j
prc'li lllllK service, 8:00 p. 111. .Subjoct,
"New Ki'KinnliiKM." Special anthems.
Vou m e cordially invited to bo present.
A big welcome awaits oii. May wo
not linnor otir parents as never before
by Kelt Ins a little closer In her Clod
thin wick and day.
CllrMillll S'N'IHH'
First Church of Christ, Scientists,
holds services at SUM Main street
Kirnt stairway north of the Inland
Umpire Hunk.) Sunday services nro
rl It u. in. and 8 p. in. Th sulijeet of
the leHson-serinon for Sunday, .May
Nth., In "Adam and Fallen Man."
Sunday Seliool beKlus at !Mr li. m.
A Wednesday i-Venlnif imetlnit
whleh Inelitdes testiinoniiils of heultiiKT
In held ut 8 oilock. The Uiiidlnir
llooin, whleh Is maintained at Ihd
li'me address, Is open dally from t a.
m. to 9 p. ni where the llllile and nu
thotixed Christian Selenio literature
in.iy he reid, liorrowed, or pnrrhawd.
1 he pnlille Is rordlnlly .Invited to at
tend the church service and to visit
the Heading liooin.
Ilrsi ( hr htlan liunii
"i;o-Ti)-i'hiirch" Iny. This Hunday
Is "Motliei'8 Hay" iilid nil local
ehurchen uro making It a Bpcclal "co-lo-chnrch"
day. At the First Christum
Church there will he n. :45 surprise,
lifter which will he Ihe rUhlo- atudy.
n nd then nt ll:0ti the mrnjbn: "The
tlrentest Mother In the VVtVlil." Bjio
cial music, Including a inen'n qunrtett
At 7 p. m., a tirlef lecturn by th"
mlnlBter, followed by thp Kndavor
topic "Uvlntf Close to Christ." Sermon
pt 8. subject 'The Story f a Uun-a-way."
Kveryhody cordlnlly Invited to
every service.
Hmt ITenbytorlaii Omrcli
Corner OdleRO and Altn trect,
Itev. a. I.. Clark, Pastor, residence 60J
H. Alia street, phone Sit.
in. 0 a. in., Knhhntlt School, A. C.
Funk, Supt. ll:0 a. m.. Sermon
"Mother" Special music also. 7: IS
p. in., C. li. Uevotloniils, leader Mia
Nina, eiieney. R:tlO p, m Sermon
"Father." This Is FarentH" day In the
I'resbyterlan Church. A welcome to
all is extended.
First MhImnJIhI -)1ikiMi1 (liun h
Cormr ICast Webb and Johntion
streets. John If. Secor, minister.
Morning servlces Sunday aehuol 10
n. m.. W. T. ItlKby, Suiierlntendent.
MorntiiK sermon. 11:00 a. in. Address
hy Mrs. Frankllitvls, National Organ
l.ed, Wunians Homo Missionary 8j-cie-y.
Kvenlni; services Epworlh Ieainic,
7 p. m. Topic. "What Wo Owe to Our
Parents." Lender, Frank Molstrom.
l'venimr serim n, 8 p. in. Subject,
"The Crumbllnjf Wall." Mid-wl-vk
service, Wednesday 8 p. m.
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This Lovely Spot of Southern Europe a Place of Delight
for the Tourist -Beautiful Cascades, Lofty Moun
tains and Piacid Lakes Charm and Captivate
the Visitor Quaint Villages Abound.
UX MAHIE WlU3ir.it
TLOl'I'S were papering and the i perceive that the little alpine republic
ml forest-clad mounfair.s looked bi indeed a land of enchant in con
V jSuinbre and etlll, like soldier on tras's. Vcceta'ion becoming mr.re
rk' sttenuoua duty. A atorm waa luxuriant; ihe atyle o? architecturi
bieninir north of the huj?e Barrier Pives evidence of Italian art and
which nature baa aet up In the heart , ,ta,a n the msabitan-s are
of Sastaerlund, the mighty tin- i- ,h. ivnn wo lu
encountered in aeuiunnic SwiiarUn'i. :
nor can they be compared with uik ,
notivea of French Swlerland-, it n;
anoth. r race w hose very took e-
prea Krace and rytiim. '
Atyw.e and alo.ig i.'ie coure of The
foau,.r.K 'J ii' nti w.r.O our tl j"k; fre-.
uu.:;t .u'erfal! l i.ee i,i idlvrj
clouds tt.e monotony of tne ro k
uioun'jiin and a diininut.ve
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thard, and t:cmu In that part of the
country are both nisrriflcent and ae
tnaplrlnr In their euperb revelation of
Ihe wrath of the elements. But we
were r.ot so nc to w.lnesa thla pec
(aclr today, for our roal waa the 8ur:ny
South, and ot:r eyee feasred on the
(lormus aceiiery traversed by 'he
(Inthard line and Ita altorther mar
velcua Pons! met ton. Roon thu o de
of treat alptne railways will be en'lre-
ly pperated by clectrlcliy. the mode of ' ch:pi ! or anrir.e p rehed hei and
traction which In ymra to come will) there h irh on a rreilpice itr.kes u
no doubt become retieral In t-la eoun-! wonder just why aioty cou.d i-elect
try, which la to richly blessed with wa-'uch an ina-ce.!!!.iu pot a pluce ut
t poivcr. i devotion. F:.ormouji chestnut tree.
A irier n:ieen mnute. inea a oun.ii oeg n io s;'imu wi. ir uii, aes iro-f
niuwid-L d
'rained on exter.-iive tre: ;.es. botrtiy
the HTuri-h:n wine in.ius:ry ai.d e
erywhere tlii're is ma ;i. to.ra: its
hue mfy h nd It hi warm b: ti e.
A i.uid Of Lakes
Hell.riona, the capital of the canton
of Tii'ino. tvj:h i!.s prou1 o'd riliip..:ls
lies (u bi'-cl (j and pre.-oiu y. on "he
leji!" of Morto cr.eri vsv iiehoid a
t-'lin p1"' of the fair 'iie M .riore, on
ih1 on;n h'ire of 'vh:. h ii" Lo
carno Til' n en".,., q ,,nr.e. find th"
inli r va:ie of Actio beckon" to ii;
nn'it'nr (jnnl. jnd we have 'reached
a sunl't f i i :and. tn ouciianied .1
der. l,!;Kaf.o
In duxi-iig ah.teneas It atyndf o:i !
i, lunlain wh;eh form the
ta.s n.a'ch.es Jt.-wel: San
..lontii l;re, Monte di Ca
loi:e Jnero;o. tiny are the
j suhurbs and the :.T:tnrd.Rte hills be-
n.ad the town, the Old part of the city
occupies a 're;ch of I1.it land, behind
llh.; (UJVt. ;U Lilallo dalci U.iL-k Lu
iid hjinan era anu im very ae lb s
I :t wuh' a capilval.nK i imo.-pherc.
Aiueh of 'ho et'y's burimesu is trans
acted utdcr the shcl.er of ar;aded
stre ts, wii h are so folldly paved as
io withstand the wear and tear pen-!
rally caused ly Ihe ages. Fruit I
tndors, rouvcr.ir bnz.iars and regular j
ores have mrmnnent tiuuriers hero
a:d the merry clatter )f wood n
..rdals. niurh ivorn hy the natives, I
:h.:i::!'h with tr,a vo.ces of lh market
Inc; potiuUce.
l.ugano is r vned for Ita pufly anil '
aiv a
prino,
fcuaid.an. o tins ,wondti land and their
newcomers r,
hear the church bells chime frequently;
on an ordinary week day soon discover
I now. Ihe plfted artist received at that
i time a recompense of 2'i pold talcrs
: for lua labor of two years. Truly times
i have changed!
I The Cathedral
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j i utiiv iijiici- up. on icrrace ptr
' nil t.r.if of an cxtcns.vc view, towers
Uiie rathetirul San Lorenzo. The cdl
nee is rea.iy nut nnusned and some
: reports sei m to Indicate that all the
available f.:nds for Ihe erection of this
temple were u.ed for the farndu and
I he Interior. Whllw the latter la al
most too sumptuous lo permit quiet
meditation, Ihe facade by Tommaso
Ilodarl la Indeed a triumph of sculp
tur". an anthem sunp In pure while
marble. Connoisseurs have unanl-
flnesl
re tlrst surprised to; '.u . i. .-
.. ., , , mously declared that It Is Ihe
church front to be seen In Switzerland
and one of the foremost specimens of
The Q'inl::t CM Town
of sunlight, anj the proud mountain j tecttnply our the picturesque uroupaithat tunmore hud lak? whone everii While 1 1 .C rn. I. im-i.no 'prends Ita If
riant la traveraed! We are etlll tn i of dwellings which form a village; en- mm la 3 Ipflnitely g-aeefu! curve, s'onc 'he --ie!y qinys birdfr'n? 'he
Ffljj)rjbM1b a4,e ru'h on we tie 6-M. of .s 'v Rrape vines. aoe ntu .l yet by the sroup r finely . !akf-fro( fw out o the romantic
" "ao L"p""i' ", ' . ,h . Vs. : H kind ex'stina In Europe.
i-nji.ins u.wi-'r a sou.iiern ssy, oui i : i- -h. . ...... ...r, n.,,,,,.
iioe pot pres nt in n parched and i "reciiliy enueavor to answer the ap-drtid-np
a rert m Hie hCitht of sum-; !"'.! of chimes In person. The
hit, as l senerV.y the cue of Mch , "!ty possesses sn unu-n illv tnrie nun
regions: in tlie c.in rary. there is a-1 St r plsees n' worship and the first
wn i '!r! trV'rl hrrez-. In the air (of 'h"e io attip-t our attention is the
and tr ;nl ns acl o'I'e proves hi.r !! rhur- h of S-n'a M trie dmli
i-.h: h frn 'mi. 'i in n;trte;i... f.-tture! Are oil. which Is derota'cd by some of
the best works of Bernardino Lulnl. u
fresco In "hree sections of "Tli Pas
sion." Last Supper" and "The
city
ever HiMunan' and
prer n
Hut If the populace of Lugano has
ills slrnnii religious Incllnallona ;t Is
i by no means without Ita pleasures.
' Attractively furnished cafes of various
sire offer refreshment of every va
i rleiv. Ice cream included. Concerts,
! theatricals and movinp pictures help
i lo shorten Die evening and Ihe lake,
j ho nidl int loveliness Is alill more
I enhanced at n aht when a allvery
moon and a myriad of bright stars
Miilonna." dating from lS2ti-30 .nd throw their reflection on the altimber
recen ly irov.ited. V.'hl'e Ihey are Imr waters, never fails lo cast lis spell
considered to be of pritv less valu" over vlito.-. from northern eountrlie
Many apettmena of ancient art and
as.llLCec'nr jira found In the environ
H U-i t'ff, J.-i lost every village ha
a chapel, nioiiu'icry or church, which
possesses some precious frescoes or
art treasure Even on the summit of
the San Salvatore, that floral paradise,
which shares honors with the neigh
boring Monte Generoao as altogether
admlrablo points of view, each easily
accessible by a mountain railway,
there la a much frequented pllgrlmnsje
chapel. Many visitors of the San Sal
vatore may not wish to make the
chapel their primary object, but they
will Involuntarily bow low In their
spirit when they behold the magnifi
cent panorama spread before them.
Works Of Vlnccno Vcl
Reluctantly we end our wanderlnga
In this gaiden of Kden. but not with
out having visited nearby Llffornstto,
a humble Swiss-Italian village, which
In the world of art occtiplca a 'fort
most rank In Switzerland. Here, ur
rounded by an extensive shady garden,
stands the Museum Vela, the dignified
home of the works of Vlncenzo Vela,
one of Switzerland's most prominent
sculptors. "Victims of Labor," "kfece
Home." "Dying Napoleon," "Desnla
b'en" and "Siiartnco," ore but a few
of a great collection of masterpiece!
isvta which their Inspired creator, who '
was a native of this richly blessed dis
trict, f.t so many lofty thoughts, .