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O. P. View. (, 11 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 ltt 17 18 19 '20 21 ST ARTHUR CRAWFORD. JO The track won't be so crowded from now on.

Whun you go to Aft circus make it grant! occasion. Th animals will bo flattered by the fact that your looking your best sea, then St their best. Wsur your smattst Costume Accessories from Stevens. 0 .1 23 25 Beieh S73 544 937 s53 1.323 1.3st (.419 1.779 2.112 778 764 2.62st 1.533 714 2.451 2.304 Llos 2.440 1.153 1.137 2.140 1,530 1.147 1.918 Sil 1.S07 1.921 b27 708 535 1,02.5 714 1.018 1 1.259 1.33'9 946 531) 655 975 935 1.26i 1.659 Ss3 748 141111,41 A. 2,) Thert prel '4 4564 14 231 43 ni 369 ti 7 712 67 I To ,9, L.

5,) I 2.0:t0 62 1.92 5a 527 29 393 2.1 4 of 13s4 30 Ot. 39. 7 itt04 20 I 336 2S ,1) tist4 25 733 40 2.20.5, 21 2.411 53 22'3 Li 647 12 726 10 1.013 22 1.012 3 79S 10 313 11 693 '25 132! 23 43.9 2S 1.796 52 273 16 134 17 314 21 563 I 'Z 711 25 1.169 24 1,673 41I 70 1 870 23 li, 1.791 64 2.421 59 1.943 73 951 29 1.617 31 1.636 26 947 20 1.397 23 ei 1 1.9t13 33 46 1.374 33 vv. 1.706 73 tir 2,635 49 16- (1 Locu 52 119 183 248 (.433 509 184 149 212 135 1.009 303 273 1.081 2,347 30 I ss 178 1137 139 158 74 611 I9 298 39-2 54 51 150 316 969 898 45s 994 1327 990 20:1 71 319 04 932 1001 460 431 1.397 Rrr(-nticAs. Wye.

Bur- In Ward- ineister. Baron. Savat15. Peus. 1 1.094 389 401 1.081 18 2 900 306 385 624 3 780 337 353 63 64 4 1,779 794 827 1.942 62 1.4'28 t523 1.395 I.75S 5'2 1.666 968 P22 1,944 49 7 1.730 2.136 1.912 2.341 62 8 2.477 2,478 2.163 2.913 5,3 1.650 US) 873 1,001 9 141 6 t)5 492 548 735 23 11 2,024 829 969 2,014 3 12 2.713 1.483 1.569 2,848 24 13 1.1'27 484 54.5 1.193 5 14 1.144 719 780 1,174 18 13 3,170 2.366 2.340 3.221 '29 le 1,441 662 719 1,464 28 17 1.234 1.0'28 1.036 1.343 36 18 2,704 2,366 2.534 2.7S3 243 19 2.589 2.902 2.570 3.2S-5 57 20 1.120 214 t57 1.164 14 21 2,260 7K3 832 2,332 II 22 1.024 862 P53 1,064 11 23 1.217 P64 1.043 1.303 24 24 2.307 1.046 1.024 2.723 5 25 2047 693 653 2.233 26 2.323 333 470 2.311 10 27 2,396 538 615 2.308 24 28 1.309 1.123 1.303 1.366 26 2.294 1.151 1.201 2.607 29 30 2.144 1,388 1.492 2,594 57 31 1,160 411 353 1.213 15 32 731 433 460 793 18 33 706 284 347 '730 19 34 948 586 717 966 13 35.

1.174 1.13,-5 1.294 21 34 1.578 1.123 1.248 1,687 26 37 2.061 1,622 1.810 73 38 S146 923 1,068, 28 39 2.360 1.965 2.080 2.922 '70 40 1.660 2.670 2.tr1) 2.170 54 41 1,337 1.402 1.537 1:383 42 1.024 599 587 1.016 31 1 43 808 974 619 823 33 1,413 855 841 1.508 143 973 992 760 1.224 25 114 1.844 1.368 1.246 2.151 28 47 1.616 1.770 1.332 1.969 40 48 1.561 1.643 1,612 2.001 34 49 1.655 2.218 1.579 2.633 74 130 2,239 3.281 2.300 3.294 30 Ate 34 74 6,0 REPTIttletN. 001.inty Nrine- 119r- In Ward-- snetsto-r. Bar.on. Savare. Pets.

1 1.094 389 401 1.081 18 2 900 35 S201 3 780 337 353 763 60 4 1.779 794 827 1.9 42 62 o5 1.4'28 f.523 1.395 I.75S 52 0... 1.6414 1.944 49 7 1.730 2.136 1.912 2 343 62 8 2.477 2.47$ 2.363 2.913 5.1 9 1.650 869 873 1,001 29 10 69.1 492 1 548 735 23 2'24 29 69 2, 8 90,31 1 3 11 ,012 2.713 1.483 1.58,9 2 84M 'I' 4 '7 -it: WE- REFQ5E ..41 IL itcy ,6141 IL -to 6EAR 4 A 1 F--- 1 1, i A 4 7 -7 ,,,,,14 -loges 0 -A 144; 4 4' 1- 4 --S, IP '7 4 7 VI '0'1 2..7 ha- 4t, icikal ''4 -p, I WOriDER HOW S. '), FAR. 11) HAVE COT fit 4111,9 7, roil, PAS 544E iihi kilibt-D la STANCE i 1,1 A I 1 1-- I IA9 1- 1 4 9 ,7 z---7------1---5I 01 TEA r' 4.e--14-1 4 4, 31 33 34 35 34 37 38 I I And how long would passive resistance preserve their independence if they got it? 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 4t1 47 4S 49 50 Step Ws Way. Lady See the worlds best I king Tweed Sports Hosiery (Siik and Lisle) for $1.95.

In Tan and also Pastel mixtures. Step Ws See the looking Hosiery (Sil for $I-95s also Pastel 1 Lady best por-ts Lisle) I and 1 I i BY KATHLEEN McLAUGHLIN. With Ruth Hanna McCormick. Republican candidate for senator from Illinois, successfully over the primary barrier and running far ahead of the field, the feminine candidates In yes- 1 competition at the polls last night discovered that what they had lost in numbers they had made up IT) political prestige. Interest in the senatorial contest delayed returns on other state and county nominations until, a late hour, but it appeared certain at midnight that a representative group of women had survived to run again in November.

From the feminine point of view the chief defeat of the primary was the failure of Mrs. Lottie Holman O'Neill of Downers Grove to garner sufficient support to defeat her ore ponent on the G. O. P. state senatorship ballot, Richard Barr of Joliet.

Mr. O'Neill, a veteran of four terms In the lower house at Springfield, startled the electorate a year ago when she broke with Mrs. McCormick referring to the latter as a Mrs. O'Neill is prominently allied legislation for women. Barr Is the present senator from their district, the 4Ist.

Other Race in Doubt. Only one other Republican woman, Mrs. Ida B. WellBarnett, widely known for her club Ictivities aspired to the post of state senator. Her opponent was a man of her own colored race, Adelbert H.

Roberts. Incomplete returns left the issue in doubt at midnight. Only vague indications were available, also, on four well known women candidate-s, each of whom has served one or more terms in the house Of representatives at Springfield. and asked renomination. They are Mrs.

Anna Wilmarth Ickes of Winnetka and Mrs. Rena Elrod of Chicago, on the Republican ticket. and Mrs. Saran Bond Hanley of Monmouth and Mrs. Mary Mc Cowan Adams of Quincy, Democrats.

-IIC Other Rare in Doubt. Only one other Republican woman, kfrs. Ida B. WellBarnett, widely mown for her club Ictivities aspired the post of state senator. Her opDnent was a man of her own colored race, Adelbert H.

Roberts. Incomplete returns left the issue in doubt at midaight Only vague indications were available, also, on four well known women candidates, each of whom has served Dne or more terms in the house Of representatives at Springfield, and asked renomination. They are Mrs. Anna Wilmarth Ickes of Winnetka and Mrs. Rena Elrod of Chicago, on the Republican ticket.

and Mrs. Saran Bond Hanley of Monmouth and Mrs. Mary Mc Cowan Adams of Quincy, Democrats. kN1 ti tta rtvE ccNTERENCE To I REDuce NAVIES AND RE1SuCE TAXES FIVE pso CCNFTErs4 RE NAVIES AND REDUCE TAXES Total 64.108 22.418 65.987 1.847 80.215 58.497 57.613 HosieryFirst Floor. Hosiery-1 oar.

8O.P33 1.665 11(11111o, 1 7 1 WAKT TO SPEND MORE MONEY ON yr( NAVY 6 WANT THE RICH1 -To SKr, AS MUCH ON MY, NAV AS FRANCE A ND 1 7 1 WAKT WANT THE WE THOUGHT THEY WOULD ICCAIE TO SPEND mOREmotiEY RIcHl -To SPEW) AS MUCH ON mY yt THE CHANCE TO op4 ivrt NAVY NANy AS FRANCE NAvE 'THEIR trI TAxES AY 6r7lit oct- I Alk pi i(1 lit 1,7 i )1 40- .0 1 EARLY RETURNS ON LEADERS IN RACE FOR COUNTY BOARD Irow, Tribune reema Servievi 1 P. April r.g.t ot 1 her second victory In to; primary rtuth Hanna becomes the first woman poyipect of election as United .....,,..4. Fenzytot. have arpeared on election is senatorial norydnees of the 4nd prohibition Parties( but le-Cortnick commands nation To as the first of her sex nor an election contest as the of a major party. tlectri Mrs.

McCormick will be to be chosen by the ,0,4 of a state to represent them in 1 scam She will not, however. tee first woman to occupy a ses.t ae secate. That distinction was :4 Mrs. rtebecca tatimer Felton j3e0eca, who was appointed in 1922 7 i Thomas W. llardwick to nil vacancy caused by the death of Thomas E.

Watson. 1 senator tor Few Weeks. 1 '')es. Feiten, who died within the tele months, was a senator only weeks, during most of which the senate was in recess. SenaT Wi.ter F.

George. who was elected the Watson seat, delayed taking matth for a few days in order that might actually be present rate sessions for two days. 1 Ira had no opportunity to in activities of the senate McCormick. if elected, be the first fuIlfledged worn- c-eator. fr' iew other women have sought 1 :7r.a.1 nominations of the major in the past.

among them being lnette nankin of Montana. vas tile first woman ever elected ehoase. Miss Rankin was elect, in 1916. In 1918, in, .1 of seeking another term, she to win the Ilepublican sen nomination. She met defeat ek also failed as a senatorial can'di- on an independent ticket.

I Women in House Now. It the 13 years since Miss nankin 1 f.r seat in congress women have familiar figures in the lower are eight women in the house Mrs. McCormick is one -three Fluths who were elect, 1 the others being Mrs. Ruth Owen a daughr 1 I 1. William Jennings Bryan, and I Returns from 285 precincts out of in Chicago for Republican county commissioners from the city gavelthe following results for the leaders on the long list: They don't seem to be so poor as they claimed to be when they got their war debts cut down.

'll 11' ,34 I Klimek Leads for Clerk' Figures from 415 precincts out of 3,464 in Cook county gave these results for the Republican race for the county clerkship: Klimek 9,491 Bu The same precincts gave for probate judge: Brill 13,591 Moody 10,033 For probate clerk they gave: Eltirthard Nettelhorat 8683 Boltz For clerk of the Criminal court the same precincts showed: PatIAMOTIP 18.199 Lohman 6,833 John H. Passmore, who leads all the candidates in these groups, is the present clerk of the Criminal court. .581. SAW'? 6.7t-07 6.45S 6,373 Reich 14 7A1 Langston Anderson 11.49S Feraueom ScthoePPe 10.953 (i-oldoerir 1 Pedersen 1 0.04 9 Ise Albert 10.460 Schroeder Eastman 10.174 Stevens Ball 10.130 Alex-soh aeke 9.943 TIFFANY AHEAD IN LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF RACE REPUBLICAN VOTE FOR COUNTY JUDGE BY WARDS IN CITY VOTE BY WARDS FOR BOARD OF REVIEW MEMBERS There are ten to be nominated for these positions. Sanitary District I I REFtB1JC.tN Mitt'g pets.

pets. Ward1 rh a 631 41a I56a Feeding the Elephant --is a high-hat job now 8-days. 'cause the elephant is style-conscious, too. He wili surely feel proud eating from the hand clad in smart Capeskin Gauntlets. Washable.

took $6.75 the pair. style-conscious, will surely feel ting from 0,3 in smart Capentiets. Wash- $6.75 the pair. Bess. 8443 640 594 (52 REPUBLICAN.

1,206 a3d 739 193 610 '237 809 58'2 926 448 531 1486 1.520 58'2 448 3 4 Ward. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 a 32 6 7 Party Lines Drawn. Party lines were sharply drawn between the Democrats and the G. O. P.

women candidates for county beard posts. While all three of the Dem cratic feminine office seekers appeared certain of nomination at midnight, apparently none of the four Republican aspirants had made the grade. Mrs. Glenn E. Plumb, Miss Amelia Sears.

and Miss Mary McEnerney were the trio whose prospects looked rosy. Mrs. Emma Martini, who campaigned on the Republican ticket for president of the county board, was left far behind early in the counting, when Otto F. Reich seemed slated to oppose the Democratic incumbent, Anton J. Cermak, in the fall election.

Mrs. Judith W. Loewenthal, Mrs. Helen G. Mehrle.

and Mrs. Donald Graham, all well known in women's activities. were the Republican can'didatee for county commissioners in the city who appeared to have lost out to the male element For the Democratic nomination for 'county commissioner in the country towns Mrs. E. J.

Fleming appeared nominated by the Democrats, but Mrs. Gertrude Leiber, seeking a place -on the Republican commissioners' ballot in the country, was defeated. Mrs. Fleming was third in the list of five to be nominated when returns had been received from 190 precincts out of 455 In the, country towns. Mrs.

Eva Ratterton of SpringfieM, i i )S' 4J 1 .0 F. ,211 11 .1. 45' 4 op ...0 Come- Missing bus. premts. 363 14 153 48 265 67 489 6t 663 69 59 50 1.775 62 1.767 59 642 29 314 23 618 4 899 30 234 7 513 20 Floor.

rat now. C2 53 8 Returns from 415 precincts on Republican candidates for the three full terms on the drainage board showed these figures: Tetmeier MeRibbin 11YE.poluto 15.871 Du rbin 10031 quilivan 139 ictulteley 10.313 3ubbinto I liklek 9.419 In the same precincts the race for the Berger vacancy on the board gave these results: Metzger 16.371 Boal 12 Rhein Is36s For the Ring vacancy the same precincts gave: Moderwell Wilcox Oesthie it ti4.) 14,101 11,:.505 11.14 or Lne vacancy tne same pre- cincts gave: Moderwell is in" wlices 12.505 Oestiller it.l)42 9 29 23 9 10 formerly superintendent of schools In Menard county, automatically became' the Democratic nominee opposing Francis B. Blair for superintendent of public instruction in the state, as she had no opposition in the primaries. Mrs. O'Neill, talking from her headquarters at Downers Grove at midnight, said that the first returns looked unfavorable, but she was hoping for a swing in the other direction.

"Considerable money has been spent out here," she said. We know what we are up against, but we also feel we are on the right Fide, so have made no plans for the future. The vote here was light, and since our people didn't turn out as well as expected, we are Just waiting now for wtiatPrer the. eolint show." what we are up against, but we also feel we are on the right Fide, so have made no plans for the future. The vote here was light, and since our people didn't turn out as well as ex- pected, we are Just waiting now for whaterer the eannt ahours." 984 1,495 479 830 443 453 1,998 517 1.127 1,971 824 367 567 926 11 12 10 11 1'2 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 24-, 13 14 With the votes tabulated in 65 of the county's 69 precincts, Police Chief Lester Tiffany of Lake Forest early this morning was leading the field of candidates for the office of sheriff of Lake coun'ty with a vote of 10,181.

The incomplete returns showed H. A. Doolittle, the father of the present sheriff, running second with a vote of 6,145. Edward A. Brown, county supervisor.

followed with 5,867, Elmer Green fourth with 5,126, and Edward Ahlstrom was fifth with a vote of 3,901. Green is the former sheriff of Lake county eand served as the warden of Joliet penitentiary under Gov. Small. The Tiffany forces at Waukegan announced they expected their candidate to poll 10,000 with the tabulation of the complete returns. It was said this would be the largest vote ever accorded a candidate for sheriff in Lake county.

For county Judge of Lake county Perry L. Persons was leading Charles Jacks of Waukegan and a nip and tuck battle in the vote returns was being waged between T. A. Simpson and W. C.

Petty for the office of county superintendent of schools, a position held by Simpson for the last 24 years. The incomplete returns showed Petty leading. with a vote of 11,690, as against the vote of 10,305 east for Simpson. 3 '24 5 '2S 3ti 14 11 11 24 5 8 10 24 15 4 1 18 19 '20 21 20 25 40 21 33 13 12 10 22 8 10 11 23 23 24 25 1- Ruth Pratt N. who was a member of the board Liermen of New York City.

The women in the house are Mrs. Nourse Rogers of Representative John Jacob 1ms; Mrs. Florence P. Kahn (Rep, of Representative Julius the wartime chairman of the ma Mrs. Florence P.

Kahn Vdow of Representative Julius the wartime chairman of the 1.194 1.312 1,869 1.253 1.442 1,621 2.969 1.404 4.345 1.653 1.469 75'2 P15 54'2 1350 1.674 2,027 2.462 763 el 2 1.211 759 3,460 2.810 1.104 1.101 1,466 959 3,691 1,8172 4.5841 1.434 401 918 9L5 1.108 1.17's 1.219 1.570 1.813 1.157i 1.651 579 2.113 1391 1.297 1,469 1,114 1.7744 1.955 2.064 2,061 407 949 541 301 423 617 79) 897 1.327 1.222 1.383 1,701 1,842 9416 1.070 2,621 3.1 49 1,742 1,813 1.397 910 620 1416 6'141 1.217 913 911 975 1.947 1,631 1,833 1,761 2.134 1.210 2.329 1.523 3.669 1.904 21'2 1 033 I 'ill 134 1.210 5'9 1 53 3.0.S9 1.904 24 trt 28 24 0.0 00 In the Sanitary district there are a slightly smaller number of precincts than in the county. Trip7 1 dj Issued Lsclustvely to Chicago Tribune Readers 1 r. ((44 0 0 I In the Sanitary district there are I a slightly smaller number of pre- einets than In the eounty. 1: 1 i 1 1 4 fa 41 rit ir I-2 jille. 1 I Jr rtipt.

11 4-ti it I ei toc( pi i to iN I Issued Lsclustvely to Chicago Tribune Readers I 't LaA 1 '( 1 I I II) 2.097 1.851 2.893 2..594 5,72 2.420 919 1.234 1.664 467 1.295 430 1.031 1.245 2.188 417 b37 208 1.04'2 1.040 1.934 1.730 1.283 1,840 2,100 1.051 659 912 1.0,65 1.353 1.690 2.368 1.039 1.473 2.049 1 1.690 2.308 1.039 1.473 1,498 517 630 1,638 3,387 165 362 429 4437 24M 2843 2245 494 726 687 1.298 107 322 294 415 522, 679 1,245 489 1.173 1,536 723 533 635 561 755 1,052 1,239 1.579 1.462 1.781 1.052 1.239 1.579 1482 1.781 2.409 630 1:53 1.417 1.430 606 574 773 814 1.003 2.290 1.211 1.966 647 2.794 1.272 094 446 511 538 677 702 1.158 908 1.373 926 720 434 1.177 859 1.015 1,035 676 1.591 1.015 tI. 1,035 676 1.591 5-2 16 17 21 25 23 114 bAL 76 29 31 211 2'11 57 15 18 19 13 '28 73 70 76 31 80 fr.) '28 40 34 74 50 40 34 74 50 The Trained Seal has' a rival in popularity. He isn't nearly as supple or graceful as thls Patou Necklace. The original $55. Our copy is $25.

First Floor 7.4t First Floor The Trained Seal --bast rival in popu- tarty. He isn't nearly as supple or graceful as Patou orntti 55.caocur. copy is $25. 30 32 3,3 34 35 3ti 37 3S 39 40 41 43 45 47 49 150 45 46 47 4 8 50 .00 a month, with ozoupan below, for a Life Insurance Policy which pays $1,000 No Medical Examination! No Subscription Necessary! Note: included Are Valuable Total and Permanent Disabifity Benefits! This means that Full iltnotart of Inane-am la payable to the basered, Tinian LIVING. in event el Total and Permanent Dttabtlity.

as stated nt Polity. Open to men, arnsnen, boys and gala in normal health, between ages of and 441.4. Only one ptay to a pervon. Lamed by the Federal Ldo ream Company through special arrangement with the Cbicago FILL IN AND mAn. EurT0 (Ut 1113 tr)) TO I-A I III I.A.

IZI WV Oyes to Mail! women, boys and gala In aureuil health, between sig es 011- i 'is and 444. OMIT One Imuy to a person- Wised by the Federal Lobs lakeer resat Company througia special arrangensent with the (Imago Trauma. FILL IN Alit) MA Eat0.1012111211MINI emEnionioningooli: 1 A month, a mon, with coupern below, for a Life ---x---- Insurance Policy which pays $1,000 No Medical Examinatkn! No Subscription Necessary! Note: included Are Valuable Total and Permanent Disabitity Benefits! This means that Putt Amount of Inautamice la payable to the blaared, wariz -Irt. or 1 1C -I ChaihkliIr ma II. 81.019 htaoton, 81.019 Stanton, 2,,89 I 3o lettilitary affairs committee; Mrs.

I xi Langley who 34 her husband, Representative 1 WLangley: Mrs. Pearl P. Old- 37 1 widow of Ilepre- as Wi'llam A. Oldfield. who 3490 the Democratic congrecion- 41 in 1928 and prior years; 40 -'-iirs Mary T.

Nurton N. 4,1: Who has been elected three times 45 the honor of being the first 4 ti raratic woman to 'be elected to 44 74' It house. 49 50 Busy in House Tin June. ts McCormick has nearly a year Totals Tomlinson. 8.567: se-riet as a.

member of the house 0 1'24. Imi of her. She will be able to --4 Dart in the affairs of the house ---7'4 the remaining weeks of the 'belt twasion. which will end some in lune. She will then be free to I 171 berseit to the election cam- ,441.

Whether she wins or loses in 3 rzher she will resume her duties tout at the regular smsion in i 'er, concluding her service on 4 when the 71st Congress comes LI 'I krchlcan leaders here regard Mrs. election in November as Prohibition. they believe, is 14 erli 188-ue on which former Sena Hamilton. the Demo- nominee. could poedibly over- kU normal Republican majority.

hint to State's 1111story. wamely think that even the hint to State's IllIstory 9 Icaroely think that even the Totals Toralinson. mart 0 1'24 17 19 Totals TOralinet111. 8.867: man 01'24 i 3 i i Lon issue will make possible a 1'74'7 by the Democratic party, l'n has not won in Illinois since rlevelanti-Altgeld victory of 1892. ahem tbe Buil Moose IS li of Da7bd the way for election of the state ticket in a three xt contest L'I'nocratic managers take a far 'new.

They conterti that there thane to return former Sen'-ewiti to the beat which be occua! ielmlourt to the McCormick and tt-Tna 'The Association Against tntlhition Amendment Ls Plan-I4 tO take an oxtive part in the -Ira caromern. Knox does things in such a daring way. Brims sweep, and when they sweep they sweep. Bows perk, and when they perk, they perk so much more smartly than bows usually perk. All in all, Knox hats are gay, thrilling and to most women, irresistible 1 250 Other Knox straws and felts $10 $12.50 $15 $2t State at Jackson For New Policy or Renewal To seems this Chicago Triliene-Pederat 61.500.18 Trowel Accident Inetwance Pokey, sr so renew It issiorber pear owe previously honed to ya ost oat sod fill in the appiesincina below ad send with registration fee of 121 to 'irksome Imeisrance Devi Flawed tie binuroncs Co, 168 Pr- fitichlyen Ara.

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67.313 1.663 18.6471 Great Tnt 31q 651 60,710 n9 71 0 1 647 5 33 3 3 78 49 I CARSON PIRIE SCOTT 8LCO $10 Creston The Success or. The Tailored Hat Is in the Fit If it's pliable straw, easily moulded to the head; if the brim, no matter 'what flare it takes, fits the headsize to per. fectionthen it's successful, and undoubtedly a Creston. The hat sketched is of baku. It comes in many headsizes.

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1 enclose ran or rosy carder Isir tit pay tor ItetaLL's 0 na Tamie Premium. I I Yenr Bermerahle term to Ago dill. Whelp 1.1te Thereafter. The illaditria-0011hu In anarast 46 el toe tomered. pi ,0 exteleee 111V121 Oa Amos 11,,,, 1 A ,1 PrigIrShele enett 474 1 or iill 0 i ii .9 ap Sillivems tilk go, 1 biroot Cbt Stale Dego el IttrC4-- 01rikt Yekilt 17 11 Writs has Ms MU uses a OW plMke IND Mann mom lima lanermses pad ma yew IrOZYriS 'MI Insuranre eta' tAttlearre if and 'atom sawed by the i laugh.

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blichirso Awe. I aCrecse Mcpanyin- 11145.tit. (As the6rderPerleTtir chrcke the vailPsTablelle ad ent" IsPeciedet ingmer- I Trincreases la end: year your pchey so renewed) 4 for women i 0 NET POLICY Or RENEWAL 1 0111111 hems a yea whim user miler Conat him II pus what aid penes rarismal i Knr ox. does things in such a daring The Success of, APPLICATION for if killiPlee la they sweep they sweep. Bows t.

wee way. Brims sweep, and when The Tailored Hat $7,500.00 TRAVEL ACCIDENT 1 Pill Smoke, tors fas gloom I as emcies). Pes hound to Itantiora of tint Mimeo Tribune 4 1 per, and when they perk, they perk me Irish a seut poller, ALL QUESTIONS BEM yirrr all Aprinrsuum. eighlmom, S1i Is In (o the Fit INSURANCE POLICY rem wigA hp Pointif 11114Vikkall imam! UP pOS. indicate boos sad so much more smartly than bows 1 If it's pliable straw, easily fin tts ostome, ad priticr toisrabor.

i Horses, Horses, 4) moulded to the head; if the D. spar ler a Treed Afealeet Pearl, tot ettit rodersil Iello lagurskall Cessuipourp Nona owl, to itoodion sit Ties Chicago eLt Horses 4 usually perk. All in all, Knox tt. brim, no matter what flare it Wino lio wow Poll Naos: Ir. I hats are gay, thrilling and to I takes, fits the headize to per -eths? The orand tnale and stn.

most women, it-resistible 't'4 '''N fectionthen it's successful, and undoubtedly a Creston. cm tth, I 1, What Is yew Ars? of BIOS? ,.....,,,,,.410 $1250 N. The hat sketched is of baku. Dia. of Bluetit? Ame yen Totally Brea or Dead? -Dorf Tsar Aro owe Coloaked to en Extant i A It comes in many headsizes.

Tiled You Caremot Treed Safety In Public Moos? Other KVIOX and felts Wbat Is dm eitlee and oddness at persone to lotions woo went this insorrosso 1 peed to mow peon are killed? Of mot eareered leseresace will be Isarable as $10 $12.50 $15 $2t .10 year Estate.) BeseAciorY. Names? 4,4, -t 3, I ,4, ma.4tisnibior 46.1a.r. Creston DO yos certify tNot you are or will becalms a reader al tile Orknete i Maurice 1 Rothschild Trotteur Sectiovt, ries your loam low 411. 0..0 State at Jackson Fifth Floor, North Sta te. NOTICE: Not IMPS OMB OEM kaki, IA? Imo isteseil to owe IMP poroose, 11 1 lossod 011itlr tin AMOCILlitS OVW 10 nod Vogler 70 Vasco ot Asw- 4 I rt PREPARES 'FOR PAY DAY; 1 AWAITS FUNDS for paying school I and ety employes were made la the fiscal authorities of governments awaited the ar- 1 from the citizens' to be used for isalaries.

The roceived Late Monday 4 but postponed Its dls, becat se! of the primary yes. the amounts for the 1114 retedve $1.070.000 and the for distribution to Dealers In food and office L'7. luentitr coal and other be pad for debts con, 1,..11 bY the county between 4 1,1929, and city debt. al4 to Oct. 1.52, will Le the city money will be Used "ezIoerts." according to the salaries for March have "-e for several days, and marl tmployts have checks due the two wetka exidins 1 I 1, the riders snowinl their eopert skiii on horseback.

The chestnut is our favorite because. of ourse he is a thorpughbred. Of Pottery. $3.95. Cift cionerim-- Balcony I ri3 .3 (rik, hit: Pottery.

Gift Canerie---r ort iBalcony t4 re DP 1 I 0 CHAS.A.STEVDIS.a BROS 't Entire ropy tie ted ti, be (Ma. A. ft 'nil i 13' I -'4 i o' A i the riders snowing their rf erpert sli'll on horseback. 1'1 The chestnut is our favor- tie because. of ourse.

le he is a thoroughbred. Cf (A-, Pottery. $3.95. .3 Gift 10 ort Baicony .1 ,) b' tar et fe IT Entire Corium's feryT 'by CHAVA.STEVDISviVBROS Clas. A.

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