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i 10 THE ENQUIKEll, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, MAKCII 1910. MAIN SHEET. IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE FAIR. 1 Rht(u1h IMS. Wall Paper Sale Music Specials a By the Light of the Silvery Moon (a big hit).

-Put on Tour Old Gray Bonnet. Vm on My Way To Reno. (Mabel Hite's song hit), in n. tv Vm. TV? When i Fell in Lore With Too! I Alexander Tones (great).

Whisper My Name in Tour Dreams. TOIR CHOICE 10c fr Copy BY MAIL ADD le HMTAGB VILLAGE APPRAISERS Discuss Valuations and Methods at Dennlson Eons Meeting. The Appraisers of Real Estate for Villages and Towshlps held their fourth regu lar meeting at the Dennlson Hotel yester day. The session was the best attended meeting the Appraisers have had to date. The afternoon was spent in the discussion of valuations and the- best methods of getting true value of property.

All the Appraisers reported that the past week of good weather had stimulated work on the tax duplicate and that satisfactory progress waa being made in the work of appraisement. The next meeting of the Appraisers will be held March 20, unless a special session is called by the Secretary. CURES QUICKLY New Discovery Has Revolutionized the Treatment of Skin Diseases. Nothing in the history of medicine haa ever approached the success of the marvelous skin remedy known as poslam. which, it is safe to say, has cured more cases of eczema and skin diseases than any remeay ever offered for these Ills.

The success of poslam is not at all sur prising when it is considered that even very small quantity applied to the skin stops itching Immediately and cures chronic cases In two weeks. The very worst rases ot ecxema, ss well as acne, herpes. tetter, piles, salt rheum, rash, crusted mors, scaly scalp and every form of Itch yield to it readily. Blemishes, such as pimples, red -muddy and Inflamed akin, disappear almost immediately when poslam is applied, the complexion being cleared overnight- Every, druiiist keeps both the BO-cent slse (for" minor troubles) and the fi Jar, Rnd either of these may be obtRlned In Cincinnati at Dow's, as well as other drugstores. But no one is even asked to purchase poslam without first obtaining an experimental package, which will be aent by mail, free of charge, upon request, bv the Kmenrency Laboratories, 82 West Tweniy-ith street, Kes l'ork City.

CORNER OF SIXTH AND RACE. TRVBfKCTAl. HITS. Sunbeam (two-step). Zamora (waltz).

i Shuffle and Tap (stop dance). Evangeline (Moret). Colors and Cheers (march). A Terrible Turk (two-step). i Sayonara (Intermezzo).

"Our Curved Lenses Make Reading or Sewing Easy." Genuine Curved Reading Spectacles or Nose Glasses In Gold-Filled Frames THEK1XD THAT DOXT WE.IROFP AT- THIS IS A 2JS0 VALUE. Fitted Under Personal Direction of i PROFESSOR J. ZAXGERS, OUR EMINENT OPTOMETRIST. AND OPTICIAN ALL GLASSES GROUIfD Oil PREMISES MORE COIN Needed By a Husband Than By Wife, Rales Astute New York Jurist, After Warm 1 Dispute. IMTIit DISPATCH TO THE ISIICUa.

New York, ifarch 12. A husband needs more- money to live on than a wife, and cost' of Me is to a man than a woman, according to the logic of Magistrate Corrlaan. aa expounded to-da in Ersex Market Court. Josephine Piatek, an actress, 21 and petite, had her husband, Herman Piatek. a tailor of No.

2 East One Hundred and Twelfth street, in Court on a lummoni for cruelty and non- support. She waa contending In vigorous fashion for an allowance of more than $3 a week, when she aputtered: "A woman needs more money than a man." "I don't think so." said the Magistrate. "A woman does not require as much money aa a man." -Why, the Wear retorted Mrs. Piatek in astonishment. "Every one knows it eosts a woman more to live properly than it does a man.

"Not so," rejoined the Magistrate. "'Til so," pouted the girt wife. 'For instance, a woman has to buy many "But a man has to buy many asserted the Magistrate. "But a woman haa to buy many skirts. added.

Mrs. by time highly peeved. "But a man has to buy many trousers, noted the Court. "But a lady, especially an actress, has to buy silk persisted the actress lady. "But a man.

especially an actress's husband, has to buy half hose," 'replied the Magistrate. "But n. woman haa to buy many things a man doesn't," said the actress in an air of final triumph. "But a man haa to buy many things a woman doesn't." fired back the Magistrate. "But it costs a woman more to live." "But it costs a man more to live," And no ended the parley, with the Magistrate entering an order for $3 a week.

"How can an actress live on $3 a week 7" said the wife. "Not my troubles," said the Court. "I'll have to go back on the stage or starve, and I think go back on the stafte." "Where "I'm not And she fluttered out -of Court, away from her husband. I KITCHEN OR BEDROOM PAPERS Sold only with 9-inch or 18-inch I borders; per roll AC' I PRETTY WALL PAPERS, suitable for any room or hall; the 8c grade. 1 per roll TC ELEGANT GOLD PAPERS; value up to 20c per roll; during this sale, per OC The very best DUPLEX TWO-TONE PAPERS, in deep, rich IF 0 colorings; regular price 40c per roll.

Sale price. I DC To iiOC A large selection of BEDROOM PAPERS, including cham- bray papers with cut-out borders. Per roll 4C To IZiTC Paper hanging up from 10c per roll. TOICE HITS. I NEW MOVE Made By the Associated Irish Organisations In Caricature ContrOTersy.

Tha committee of the Associated Irish Organisations held a meetinc in the office of The Catholic Telegraph Saturday afternoon and compared notes on the Investigation of shops and stores displaying post cards, pictures and statuettes which re flect upon, the Irish race. It waa determined to compile a list of the offending merchants, and to send conlea thereof to all the societies affiliated with me Irish Organizations. The memoers or said societies wHl be requested A ail orrenaive null nuttw which they may receive to the eommlttae for appropriate action. Messrs. Daniel Mr.

Carthy. David Concannon and Robert S. 8 weeny constitute the committee. WILL RESIST Effort To Bring; Him Back To This City From Los Angelas. Attorneys 8.

A. Banford and H. C. Bol-singer have returned from the West, where they caused the arrest of Charles Rosea at Los Angeles, CaL. and Morris Levin at Aberdeen, 8.

on the charge of conspiracy to defraud creditors. Rosen waa in the retail Jewelry business In the Oxford Hotel block, this city, and skipped out. leaving creditors In the lurch. Lcvlne la his brother-in-law, and It is charged that tha two entered into a conspiracy to get goods on -edit. realise on them and then without paying for them.

Rosen will be given a preliminary hearing before the miiea states Commissioner on the 21st Inst, and will resist the fight being made return mm to mis city. Attorney Head ley leaves for Los Angeles to-night, CROSSED WIRES caused Small Blaze at Courthou: Janitor Acta as Fireman. A fire, from crossed electric wires, which started in the courthouse v.tr.i. tag. was nipped in its lnciplency by Janitor Herman Wllke.

Wllke was at work on the fourth floor, when he smelled wood burning, and upon investigating found that the electric wires running from the corridor Into tha County Engineer's office had be come crossed and set fire to the wood' work. Wllke secured a bucket of water mnA rm. out the blase, after which Electrician Macksura tore oue the wiring and repaired the defect. Had the fir started at night it might have gained considerable headway, as it waa at the extreme top of the building, and considerable woodwork about ft would have provided SDlendld fuel for a good blase In a short space of SUICIDE ATTEMPT Proved Successful Strietmeyer Succumbs at City Hospital. John Strietmeyer.

aged a butcher of 2740 Coleraln avenue, died at the City Hospital yesterday as a result of an attempt at suicide which he made on March 2. Strietmeyer waa out of work and despondent and when the funeral of a friend passed his home he stood at the window and made two cuts bis throat with a butcher knife. uoroner coe was notified and will hold an inquest. WOUT MUZZLE DOG. Lieutenant Joseph H.

Reis. of Engine Company No. 10. called at the Health De partment yesterday to complain that, al- tnouga nis young son and another boy in me vicinity 01 vine and Daniels streets had been bitten by a fox terrier belonging to a man named Huelsman. the latter refused to either musxle the dog or keep It chained up for observation.

Huelsman, he said, lives at the southeast corner of Vine and Daniels. His son's 'wound, which was inflicted Wednesday, was cauterised, but the boy. Is getting worse, he said. Clerk Ray suggested that Lieutenant Rels had recourse to legal action and advised htm to hare the Ohio Humane Society take the dog under observation. WEEE EEPamAUTJED.

Because they had heeded the persuasion of former Patrolman John Luken to enter Wetterer'i brewery, and entered It In full uniform, after "knocking off" duty. Pa trolmen August Krimme and George F. Hase, of the Fifth District, were yesterday arranged before Mayor Schwab, charged with "conduct unbecoming patrolmen and gentlemen." Both officers testified In the charges against Luken the other day. Because of their straightforward "tory they got off with a reprimand. WILL ATTEND KOT.nrEKS." Mayor Bchwab yesterday accepted an invitation, extended by Police Judge Bode, to apeak at the German Day "Kommers" at Central Turner Hall.

April 2. I THESE BARGAIHS LISTED MERE ON SALE BEFORE 9:45 A. II MONDAY ONL! I I TO-MORROW Until 9 :45 a. m. Women's 19c Eosieri Full, seamless; solid" colors, pirdc, sky-blue, navy, gray, lavender and maroon; only 6 pairs to a customer; pair, 8c (Main Floor.) We Furnish Domes on the LitUt-at-a-Tune Payment Plan TO-MORROW Until 9:45 a.m.

25c Opaqns Window shades Mounted on patent spring rollers, in white and all desirable colors, with fixtures, ready to hang; aire 6x3. Each. 18c (Fifth Floor.) IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE FAIR MONDAY'S MONEY-SAVING ITEMS. 15c Embroidery Strips. A large assortment of pretty Cambric Embroideries and Insertions; wide margins; open-work effect.

Monday, yard 7C Washable Laces. Machine-made Torchon Laces and Insertions to match; point de Paris laces and insertions; cluny and Valenciennes; also many fancy cotton laces. Mon- day. yard DC Boys' $3 Suits. Many pretty double-breasted suits, with knickerbocker trousers in this lot of odds and ends: made of blue and fancy cheviots; sizes 8 to 16 years 1 JQ Monday, suit vlti $1.50 Bed Spreads.

Full size white crochet spreads; hemmed and fringed in marsailles pat-CI 1 terns. Monday, each wlil 75c Bed Sbeets. 81x90 hemmed linen finished sheets, full double' bed size, heavy quality, finely laundered and ready for CQ Monday, each 39c Pillow Ruffles. 4 yards long, ready for use; as- sorted colors. Monday, each 39c Tapestry Pillow Covers Trimmed with tassels; assorted 'l designs.

Monday, JC Handkerchiefs. For men and women; the lot for men are tape border and colored border bandanas in red or blue; also plain white, hem-stitched handkerchiefs; the lot for women are scalloped edge and lace trimmed. Monday, each Lace Curtains. Draperies and Portieres, Nottingbam Lace Curtains. Choice assortment of new spn'ng curtains; beautiful designs.

3 and 3 yards long, full width. Special rip for Monday, a pair .0 XLD Tapestry Couch Covers. Three yads long. 60 inches wide, same, on both sides, in beautiful Roman effects, finished all round with JJ fringe; worth $1.75. Monday 1 1 i 25c China Matting.

One roll of a pattern, compactly woven, made, of well-seasoned straw, good variety 'of designs and colors. To close out these odd pieces. Monday, yard IvC $20.00 Velvet Rugs. Size 9x12; rich colorings; 10 choice patterns to select from; these rugs are the greatest value ever offered. (1 QC Monday 1 7 $10.00 Brussel Rugs.

Size 0x12: extra heavy quality; just the rug for bedrooms and dining rooms; Oriental and floral patterns. (JO rjr Monday vOLD $15.00 Tapestry Brussel Rugs Size 9x12; heavy tapestry Brussels; this is the rug for hard wear and most practical for ordinary use J12 45 $2.75 Fine Lace Curtains. 3 and 3 J- yards long; choice pat terns of cable nets, madras weaves, Brus sels, Cluny and antique effects. Monday, a pair JI9 OC For BUFFETS worth $18.00. Golden oak, with mirror top $11 Or, For BUFFETS 0,33 worth 20.00.

Mirror top and leaded door base. $11 Tor BUFFETS i.aa fzsjio. Mirror top, leaded door in base. IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE FAIR $1.95 TO-MORROW Until 9 :45 a.m. 40c Swiss Kaslin Curtains 2 yards lony; finished with neat gathered ruffle; an excellent curtain for bedroom and dining room.

Pair. 29c (Fifth Floor.) TO-MORROW Until 9:43 a. m. 33c Slits Made of a good quality muslin. with, hemstitched tucks and hemstitched hem.

Each. 25c (Third Floor.) TO-MORROW Until 9 :44 a.m. iy2t KesdtJ Kaili Forty pieces of good quality bleached muslin for family use. Yard. 4c (Main Floor.) r3' 7 T7 TO-MORROW Until 9 :46 a.

m. 75 KcIlSI Sttit.DfS 50-Inch suiting; in navy blue only; a strong ana dur able cloth tor coat suits and turner suits. Yard. 25c (Second Floor.) TO-MORROW Lnul a. ra.

lCc Drm UiHies 2S inches wide; in light and dark colorings: new Persian effects; also side bands. Yard. 6c (Main Fluor.) wonderful ralnes, the eaperb Irlmminn and the exqaisjte wnrkmaaahip Uiat from rxnnslre milliners m(em coa mmv or erea many other store worn Id ask $12.00 and S1S.OO for, jam 111 end The New Flowered Turbans $6.98. A revelation in value and smart style beauty Flowered Turbans, trimmed with flowers, such as forget-me-nots, buds, violets and additional trimmings with messaline, velvet ribbons and bows, grass effects and milane rosettes. $4 nr For 8TURGIS COLLAPSIBLE COCABTS worth 7.60.

Cornplrte with hood. ent folds up flat witn on. moverarni: enamriM frame: upholstered with chase leather; rubber tlr. wheels. CORNER CF I CIVTU I OIA 111 AND RACE i $4 I QC For IBOX BEDS ftO worth 7JM.

Like cut; fancy gold chills and castings qc For rovnxrocs POSTS VJ.VJ IKOX BEDS worth W.OO. 52.98 For BRASS TRIMMED BEDS worth S3.00. TO I 1 II IT PAY II iZl It THE A I t. PAYS AT FAIR TO-MORROW Until a. m.

Km's 12Jc ErfEost Fancy colored, neat figwres. with solid col ored rronnd; all siias from iM to 11 inches. Fair, 5c (Main Floor.) Jr. iMiK TO-MORROW 2Sc ftfrg- Fragrant and rrf rvshicg tor toilet, bath and nursery: snakes the akin soft and smooth. 14c (Vain Floor.) This week's price ratting extends to the newret styles) In Worn eta's Raits, fiklrts arad Waists, Every iu-sa qtaoted Is amm est exceptional value.

Every garment la of this seasow's style, poasrawlsg the lateast style feaUauvs est avew prtag eeiettsi $7.50 Lingerie Dresses. Neatly trimmed with rows of Valenciennes lace; yoke of lace and medallions; pink, blue an white $15.00 Tailored Suits. Made of Storm and French serge, silk-lined coats and plaited skirts; women and misses' sizes. 11 PA At MI.jU $20.00 Tailored Suits. Of' wide wale diagonals and satin striped prunella cloths; an exceptional value at the above i price.

Monday, at vlO.dU $7.50 Confirmation Dre $4.95 sses. Made of net and lingeries, elaborately trimmed with laces and" em- ff broidery; sizes to 14 yards. TO-MORROW Until 9 sv art. TalU TctUcn A dear glass tumUrr; finished; ast what yosi oesd for ordinary saws. Each, lc (Tilt rVwr Women's Waists.

SSJM KET 8 HIST WAISTS, neatly trimmed, new spring mod- 1X60 LT9CERIS SHIBT WAISTS, made with im ported panel front. 69c LAWH WAISTS, with embraidered froota and short sleeves. Sale of Easter Shoes We are determined to attract to this store to-morrow every woman who believes that a saving of money on reliable shoes is worth considering. We promise that we will surprise every woman who comes to The Fair Monday by the wonderful values offered. a Sale of Women's $3.00, (J AO $3.50 and Snoes, lI0 The shoes are the most popular hew.

spring styles in TAN RUSSIAN CALF. Button, Lace and Blucher; also, Black Vici Kid and Patent Leather all i sizes and widths perfect in fit and style $3.00 to $4.00 is the price asked in 1 any shoe store in the city. Monday. $5.50 Dress Skirts. Of Panama and Sicilian.

New plaited models $3.98 j0 Malls In-All Sitapes and Snadles, The latest cresstione of Braids, Flowers. Feather asd Rlbboas hare been deslxnrd by (he) greatest mUlinery artists of rarfci and Neir. York, mad are here trs splradid variety for yov rbooalnc. Kery woenasj who waats pre, ty Kaster Bonnet at a very reasonable prit will be vbl to cratlfy ber desire by visitiaa The Fair's MUlisvery D-p'u a A Er $4.98, $5.98 and $6.98 Splendid Showing of Finest Legiorns, With or without black velvet Tanderfacinjr. Also, finest Hemp Drees Shapes, in black, burnt, white, Bleriut blue and Cvpnn red.

Skswinf Reaffy-Ja-Tria, Eaic Eats, TrqntJ ul Tnius Practically ready to put on the head, in ma-lines, silk laces, fancy Prices range from $2.98 to $9.50 Tailored Suit Hats $4.98 to $10.00. You'd judge thetn to be marled 115 to tin. Smart, exclusive effects in French and New York styles. Of best braids and straws. S14.93 Fcr Brass Beds worti $25.

CD. $18.05 Fcr 2 -IsclvPcd Bass Beds worth $33X3. $9.95 Fcr Mzcest Brass Bis vcrtii $18. CD. CORNER CF SIXTH AND P.ACE TO-KCUtOV UXUlsUs.sv ISc Tim is a rras.

WrraaB. other wyrnta or inverted tnasrllra. Each, 5c ennui) CORKER CF SIXTH JLK0 RACE MONDAY'S KIT SAVING nii S5cFoeUrdSi 100 Tpeeces a3-eUk fcmlsftk. exclusive destas a um ormgs; Urn ranrty ti figures and other desiraw lu day. yard 5L2S BIickTiIfeu? Sfttnch guarantee! Tafleu er auk and nch.

brOiata bistt and prVUouata. V'Tiflrr. yard. 75c Black DreuCt 85 ptroes popular wesvss such as diagonal, grasiic, rase tnped auk lustrr. kfrM I tnped serre and fancy t-rw ail staple and very srrncraj and dress.

Your chooi ko day, yard i 50c AU-Wool DreaC' 100 racers new Spnag dnsa sr eest, hght ejects, a dsKsa. c-ttuxed cflec-u: these gwxk a and very desxrabie fur sir a suit. Monday, yard 25c FouUrd Petp SOO pstces 2S-tnch Foaisrd hv Urge variety of light and dti the trading colon and sasJ a whit, grounds, fur un as i every psrc has a rxi. Jt iah. ItsJf pnee Monday.

25cBUck Zi pieces 36-irjk blaLl ssae I mercenxed. nca. oorp bisi made for prttacoata. cost bsa shirts, Uack ocJt. ILxu yrd 1 20c WHte UnectS: 60 pieces 30-mch bestr-aii Suiting, so much onssst i akjrts, coat ssnts.

sncrsrt' sac nruiarmsr launders wrG arsl I wears like iroa. vet 10c Crnk T.wrli1 50 pieces bleached Omsk beavy quality far nana or tm toweimg. Monday ra S10.95FcrEr;!adtTAc:. Eilic Sled Ccadcs wcrtk S12.95 Fcr Actcsaiic Slid fcbej $16.50. Both the a bore are complete, with Elastic Felt Bos-Edge Mattrte.ee.

i 1 IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE FAIR 25c WLite Coot' 2.000 yards imported wi usiinnr rii Klkr fci. Tores, stripes and chrxia. hj day. yard 15c icd 19c Sldrtirr Pkt flsair.hrij Crs I 5.000 yards famy etrror-nK Shirtings and Chsmtirsr iter' a Urge aseartmmt al sr plat, colon; Nsutiial rs skirts and ihUdres Osss Monday, yard. 15c lUim Skirtr I HO psRcrs orw If 10 TC4 all pretty and nrat dots, checks and srrVra is wanted far shirts a4 Monday, yard 10c Brow HbHJ J.SOO yards O-imt hrs Mualia: tine lhrra! stid ssr" far general botnh ii vm dylrri IVzt ADroa'Ctrb, 5.000 vards brrt rxr, Uri rJ ham; full line "1 ail colors.

Mondjr yri 12FrtfdfUai 1.000 yards the Loom m. ns family asst. Murxisv. 30c Sbeetitf. SO force 10-1 rrs.hr heavy quality.

5- ni, yard OHJIR. FyllAIdHr IFOIRIMIXIUIRIE SALE Is the Lowest Priced Furniture Sale That Has Bee. Aanonnced to Man, Day. and by Far th. Moat Important.

If. a OsvthertnC of Xew. CWn, WeU-Made Fwraltre rrtrew at Great Saitag.