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ion ALLENTOWN HOlUiLNQ CALL, TCESDAV, MAii. S3, OT, Chat About Yoar Friends Miss Annie M. Fielford in unending II 1 days at Scramon with tela'1 On HI I fe O'' 111 nil ii i ii i Kvfd for Selling Qoocf Good Cheap. 737 Hamilton St. Cousins' Shoes for Women Herewith we announce the armal of J.

T. Cousins' Spring and Summer Styles for Women in Shoes, Oxfords, Matinee Ties and Pumps Styles as Breezy as the Air of Spring In Patent, Tan, Suede, Dull Wine and Kid Leathers i Fifty Calling Cards With Plate Engraved in Script S1.00 As an introduction to our Engraving Department, we are offering for the next ten days, 50 calling cards together with plate engraved in script, for $1.00. CURE ETFCCTEO er MONEY REFUNDED. (HtltlNK in everywhere refnjfnlzoil un tin' Hunt mirri'xpftil Hnl rtUalild li'iui" I im-iil fur lt chip of 'I'rliik llliit." It in hihly nl pruiKfil lv IlioiiKamm of Kiate-t il ii. Hii'l wntii.

ii tlirougliout in Isn't Will not permit ui to t'-ll vou nil almiit (iHltt.VK. We it tree lirinKlHt wliii'll ftllK itltRINK trealimnt. lie mr! ii. 'nl wiltd fur It. Can Be Given Secretly.

ORRINE C05TS ONLY $1 A BOX. Guarantee in Each Box. Write for-Knfl OUR INK tfooklet fniuileil in plain I- i'Tivelnp) to OKIUNK CO, jn.l OUKINP, HnlM-inr. WmnIiIukioii. p.

C. iiimiNl'I In by leadiniT everywhere. Special Agent H. L. KEIPER.

IUUUVI larpets i of the A Spring 41 NORTH SEVENTH STREET. FIRST CANAL BOAT. Here illustrated the new Instep Strap Pumps. A Cousins' style. Here in all leathers.

A tyln go distinctive and different from the ordinary ankle strap pump in vogue In cheaper trades. Came Up Canal In Charge of Captain UVCS. Mrs. Jennie J. I'M, of No.

2i'9 Kail-road street, and Miss Anna KtstnicH, of Seventh and Liud-n streets, lift for Harrlsbuig to visit their brother, Harry Mrkley, William H. Lawfcr, a student Ft V. M. Academy. I.ancaier.

In pponi-Ini; hist spring Vacation with hl-. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. l.awfor, of No.

316 North Sixth strict. Jfhn Quler and niece, Minn LilMan II Heller, wore th guests at box party at the Philadelphia 0K ra House S.vunlav evening. tu. 7., Schubert, of No. Noith Sixth Htitot.

lefj on K.itii)':'iy fr PhUadidphia whore will enter the Orman Hospital. In that rlty. to un-d'Tno an operation for appendicitis. About a year ago Mr. Schubert was ojwratfd upon for tho name dl.wise.

Itussell AuRand, formerly of thin city Imt now employed by an optical firm in Wllkes-Hnrre, visited his mother, Mrs. W. A. Weidner. of No.

45 So. Firth btret. Edw. Hurdy, the well konwn stage manager at tho Orpboum in company with Jas, Tlllson and Clarence Clarke were In New York on Sunday. Lewis Heuben, waiter at the White House Cafe, wnt to New York on Sunday for a week's vlait.

Miss Daisy fichuler, of Kast Texas, was shopping In this city on Saturday. Tod Llndeiimuth returned on Friday from Florida where he spent tho winter with the family of Keulien Hoi-frlch. 'Ho is back sketch I.ehigh county landscape! after having spent the winter akmg tho rivers and 'bays of thw sunny southern state. Dr. I.

C. Newhard. of Ashland, spent Sunday with Ms parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

I. Newhard. Professor Floyd Solo, pianist, and Joseph MeCall, of Wilkos-Iiarre, visited the Misses Blonda Linde, llessie Selvxdi and Iorlan Baker, of this city on Sunday. J. W.

Bittner on Sunday occupied the pulpits in tho morning and veiling in Rev. Kldd charge. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gehrls have welcomed a little baby boy into the Eoyd, of Point Pleasant.

The first boat to come up the Dela ware canal this Roawm arrived at Eas ton on Friday afternoon. It was in These cards are in every respect equal to cards sold by others at $1.50 tho engraving is of the finest and the cardboard the best that money can buy. We shall he pleased to to show you a sample of the work, as well as a full line of newest samples for engraved Wedding Invitations, Reception, Tea and Calling Cards. charge of Captain Andrew L. Boyd, of Point Pleasant.

Too boat was anchor od st Easton and will bo caulked by parties from Weiss port. Captain Boyd, who is an old-timer on the canal, predicted a busy season, especially on tho Lehigh freight line. ECZEMA CURABLE. PROVEN! In bringing to view tlwws world's beautiful Cousins' styles we know that every woman who admires fino shoes will bo interested especially the many discriminating patrons of this shoe. Carefully designed producing comfort, perfect fitting individuality and elegante of style and they have character all their own and for durability it would bo difficult to equal them.

PRICE, $4.00 to $5.00 Matchless Styles in Millinery at $3.50, $3.93, $4.50 $4.98 Not only iiiatchlt-HR Btyles, but unequalled values, thoiiHHiiils of women know that no other hats at these prices t'ljual ours in' quality of materials and work and that no others so truly reflect tho latest fashion thought of Europe and America at oir trimmed hats at 13.50. $3.93, $1.50 and worth from $5.00 to 18.no. sure saving of from $1.50 on any hat you may buy here; will again be the talk of the town this season. Select your Easter hat now. Hundreds of new hata are here for you to select from, don't think of buying until you have seen this splendid display of hats.

A hat for every face. A hat for evry gown. Untrimmed Hats and Ready-to-Wear Hats T'ntrlmmed Hats at from 98c io $6.98, the best styles and colors produced by American and foreiga makers. A great variety at from 98c to Women's and Misses ready-to-weir Hats, stylish straw and braid hats prettily trimmed in the newest trimmings, 9Sc to Veiling For the Spring Hat. Many new designs, new meshes, black, white and colors to match your new hat, 25c to 7.1c yard.

Women's Neckwear A touch of spring in the air make3 every woman long for lighter apparel, try a white collar on a dark gown. Tailored Stocks and Ascota 25ft and DO J. Coat Collars, 25c to 98e. Neck Ruchings, 25c to 50c a yard. New Shirt Waists Anything soft and white In shirt waists will be looked at from now oi with Ideas of pleasure and comfort.

Special values for this week. Waists at 68c, worth Waists at $1.25, worth $2.00. Muslin Underwear. Here in variety, the Inexpensive kind as carefully cut to fit snugly and comfortably as the more elaborate. Corset Covers 25c to 98c.

Drawers, 25c to $1.25. Night Gowns, 50c to $2.98. Petticoats, 75c to $3.98. Attorney at Moline, Convinced by Oil of Wintergreen Compound. There Is nothing that will convince a lawyer except evidence.

Now, here is some rather startling evidence of a simple home cure for ec zema which convinced one lawyer, V. C. Entriken, attorney at Moline, 111. He tells how oil of wintergreen coin pound mixed with thymol and glycer ine, as in D. D.

I). Prescription, curod him in thirty days after thirty-two years of suffering. Have you set your mind on a new carpet this spring I Wo have anticipated your wish and prepared a most attractive display for your inspect tion. ALL THE BEST PATTERNS OF THE SPRING SEASON ARE INCLUDED John N. Lanier TO Hamilton Street.

New Carpet, Rag and Drapery House "For 32 years," writes Attorney Entriken, "I was troubled with eczema, Farr Bros. Co. 739-41 Hamilton Street Cousins' Shoes for Women scabs all over my face, body and head. I could run a hair tru.li over my body Give attention to quality and price in making your COR FEE purchases Our Roasts will then have a chance to win your favor. ALL REXALL REMEDIES GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED A Remedy for Each Ailment and the floor would be covered with scales enough to fill a basket.

I tried everything salves, Internal medicine, X-Kay all without result." tflZ "Just a month ago 1 was induced to 3al try D. n. D. Prescription. The Itch was relieved instantly; so I continued.

It Is Just a month now and I am com KRAMER'S MUSIC HOUSE. pletely cured. 1 have not a particle of itch and the scales have dropped off. family circle. Mrs.

May Shirk, of Zion Hill, was admitted to the hospital Saturday for surgical treatment. Miss Mabel Gates, of Charleston. W. hi the guest of Miss Bessie Anthony, of North Sixth street. Ed.

8. Diehl, sueprintendent of letter carriers, who underwent an operation at the Allentown Hospital several weeks ago for fistula, la improving nicely and may be taken home in a week or ten days. Win. F. Hoffman, of Mossersville, and Miss Amelia Tyson, of New Tripoli, were married at Snyders, Schuylkill county, by Squire Enoch Dauben-speck.

John G. Lentz, of Allentown, filed his petition a Democratic candidate for clerk of quarter sessions. Robert S. Stonebackt of Kmaus, has received a commission as notary public. Albert A.

Erdmnn, representing the Pittsburgh Gage Supply with headquarters at Clarksburg, W. is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. IF IT'S ANYTHING MUSICAL, WE HAVE IT.

Northampton Mrrjafle Llcemws Issued Verne Arnts and Miss Clara A. Wil-helm, both of Bangor. Archie Elwood Brotzman and Miss Etrtella Katie M. Kunsman, both of Williams township. Harry E.

Fooe and Mrs. Martha Wilhelm, both of the South Side of Easton. "I can only say again CURE DIS COVERED. I am how starting all ec zema sufferers on 3 right track." Cure after cure has been brought to our attention and always that instant VISIT relief from the awful Itch. is ill if American Medicine 643 Hamil American Medicine Co J.

Waldelich Prop. 643 Hamilton Allentown. (Next door to Hotel Allen.) ton Street, Allentown, Pa. 809-811 Hamilton Stmt. Sold Interest in Optical Co.

Sheriff Wioand yesterday sold the right, title and interest of Walter B. Drumheller in the Lehigh Optical Company to Joseph P. Mosser for $40. A. 8AMUE LS Big Sand Auto iri Rut.

The heavy automobile beloneinz to M. H. Bachman, the sand dealer East Allentown, sank, into the ground Pianos Pianos to the hubs on the new roadway West of the Terminal Station yesterday. It was necessary to procure jacks and planks before the heavy machine was lifted out of the rut. The sinking of the machine was caused' Jn an attempt to make a turn on new made ground.

Select Your Easter Hosiery Now A comprehensive assortment here to choose from; black and all popular colors. Pumps and Oxfords for Easter Here in Dull, shiny and colored leathers, the very style needed to match the fashionable Easter gown. H. L. KEIPER'S NEW DEPARTURE.

We can sell you a first-class PIANO Erdman, No. 30 North Jefferson street. Miss Meta Philips is spending several days in Newark. H. Cheife, of New York city, did buisness in town on Saturday.

Miss Helen Keck, of No. j27 Turner street. Is confined to the house with Uie grip. Postmaster M. P.

Schantz went to Philadelphia on Saturday to attend the Penrose banquet. Miss Kate Levah, formerly in Hess has returned to her home in Atlantic City. Eugene M. Hillegass, of No. 833 Main street, South Allentown, was tendered a stocking shower on his 38th birthday on Saturday evening.

He received 24 paJrs of 6tockings. Mrs. H. Appel is spending the week in Lancaster. at a Lower Price FOURTEEN MORE BUSINESS DAYS UNTIL Its important to select your Easter Garments now.

We have made extensive preparations to supply your EASTER OUTFIT OR CONFIRMATION DRESS Misses' and Children's Dresses in white and all the desirable new shades Muslin Underwear, Waists, Tailor-made Suits, Gloves, Hosiery, Fine Shoes, Wool Dress Fabrics atid Silks. This Music House and Get Acquainted With Our Values and the Kind of Pianos We Sell One advice we wish to give to every one contemplating buying a Piano is buy it from a reliable house of established reputation for just dealing and that is able to make every representation and guarantee good, and whose judgment is worth something to you in the selection of an instrument. There is one music house in Allentown of this character KRAMER'S where you will always get the best value for your money; also courteous treatment and perfect satisfaction ever afterwards. Select a Steinwav, Hard-man or Lester Piano and be assured of perfect DANGER TO LIFE. The epeed limit of automobiles will After two months of remarkable sales, H.

L. Keiper, the enterprising druggist, says that his" plan of selling at half price the regular 50 cent size of Dr. Howard's specific for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia, and guaranteeing to refund the money if ft does not cure, ha3 been the greatest success he has ever known. Anyone suffering with dyspepsia, constipation, liver troubles, headaches, dizziness, coated tongne, or the general tired feeling, caused by inactive liver and bowels or disordered digestion, slfould take advantage of his new departure and buy a bottle of Dr. Howard's specific at half price, with hl3 personal guarantee to refund the money If it does not The specific comes in the form of small granules, very pleasant to take, and each vial contains sixty doses.

Under Mr. Helper's special half price order, this means a month's treatment for 25 cents. be Increased to 24 miles an hour on suburban and country roads and 15 miles In towns with consequent increases danger to life and also In damages to roads which you must pay, unless you use your personal Influence at than other Stores as We buy for cash and in large quantities at onco upon your Representative to op pose senate cm No. 85 now in the House. 18-2t-e-o-d To Build Train Shed 100 Feet Long.

A ftane of workmen vestordav start. ed work on the extension of th shorl at the Terminal station. This exten sion starts at the southern end of the station atid when finished will he 100 No. 527 Hamilton Street Hartman Lanshe Thrown from Carriage and Hurt. Asher P.

Bauer, of No. 139 North Seventh street, while driving to Ma-cungie on Sunday to visit his sick sister, Miss Estella Bauer, met with a painful accident. The horse stepped on a stone and wa3 thrown aside, breaking the shaft. Mr. Bauer 'was pitched out of the carriage ind fell oil his arm, spraining his wrist.

Constipation nor virions troubws. It shows tlmt tho inipor' nt tiwctions et tu livwr-are imtxirfivtly per formed. 1 lis best mertipino to tak for It is tin mild, purely cuthArtic HoocPs Pills SHi' Sold lij all sent br mail. Price, 2X If Made bjr JJLood It's ilood. SHEET MUSIC The DeLuxe Edition 5c a topy 6 Copies 25c At Sheet Music Counter.

itTtfit r-nii Easter Gloves A well selected stock of fine Gloves showing the correct spring styles now on display. Ladies' Tampa two-clasp Kid Gloves, in black, white, tan, brown, grey, red, navy, mode and green at $1.00 Williams' four hook Kid Gloves, in black, white, grey, tan, mode and hrown, at $1.00 The original Fowler 4-hook Kid Gloves, fine quality; colors, black, white, tan, brown and grey, at $1.50 Dorothy Renard two-clasp Kid Gloves, in black, white and all wanted shades to match gown, at $1.50 Ladies' Mousquetaire Kid and Silk Gloves in all the leading shades to match Easter Suit or gown, moderately priced. We are showing a full line of the famous Kayser double tip, two-clasp Silk Gloves, in all wanted shades, at 50c and 750 the pair. Beautiful New Silks Ready to be Turned Into Pretty Easter Gowns Shimmering, radiant loveliness soft, clinging quality- that seems to be the silk story briefly told as to weave. And as to color new, exquisite shades, lovelier than fashion has ever brought forth.

Following are a few of the many shown here: 27-inch Shantung and Rajah Silk in grey, seal brown, leather, white, black, Alice blue, sky blue, wine, tan, green and garnet. Values to $1.35, at, yard 27-inch Messaline Silk in pinklavender, catawba, light blue, navy, old rose, taupe, silver, wine, olive, garnet, cream, white and black, at yard 27-inch Indro Silk a new rough weave, lustrous finish very desirable for street or evening wear, all colors, at, yard 24-inch Spotproof Foulard Silk, fine softmish, a silk of superior quality, especially adapted for summer wear. Here in all wanted shades in vogue this season. Prices moderate. Handsome New Dress Materials If selection is made now, you can easily have your outfit finished to wear on Easter.

All Wool Batiste in navy, garnet, tan, grey, old rose, cadet blue, rose copper, peach, lavender, light blue, pink and cream; also black, 36 inches wide, at, yard Shadow Stripe Nun's Veiling, 44 inches wide. Colorspeach, rosewood, nattier blue, rose copper and Russian green, at, yard The New Wool Satin, a new, fascinating weave with beautiful satiny finish, in all the newest shades, 42 inches R-ide, at, yard $1.00 Novelty Serge in fine silk stripe effects, one of fashion's chief favorites for the tailored suits, here in cataw-baj. reseda green and new blue, 44 inches wide, at, 85c Wool Taffeta, a fine lustrous finish, 42 inches wide, colors are reseda green, new brown, steel grey, myrtle greea and Copenhagen, at, yard $1,00 Fine light weight Broadcloth, in black, mode, nattier, Loudon smoke, steel grey, olive green, navy and brown, 52 inches wide, at $1.00 and upwards Net Waisting Have a net waist to go with your Easter Suit. Here in white, ecru, black, colored and gilt effects. 44-inch Black Silk Net, in figured, checked and Btrirped effect, at, $1.25 to $2.50 18 to 34-inch Black Tucked Net, very pretty design.

Price, $1.75 to $2.50 44-inch Tucked Net, in white and cream, very special at, yard Splendid variety of fine Net, 27 to 45 inches wide, in ecru, white, cream and colored, in pretty designs, at, yard 75c to $2.00 18-inch Allovers, in white and cream, in Baby Irish, Net with Baby Irish, German Val. and plain tucked, at, yard 98c to $4.98 18-inch Fine White Net with gold embroidered dot, at, yard $1.50 to $2.50 24-inch Gold Cloth, extra fine, at, yard $3.50 24-inch Tucked Lawn in a variety of designs, at, yard to $2.95 24-inch Tucked Silk Chiffon in plain or with lace insertion, at, yard $2.25 to $2.98 RED NOSES. Do you suffer the embarrassment of carrying around an extremely red nose? or are you tortured with a red, blotchy or pimply face? if so you are foolish to stand it long; it is the simplest and easiest thing in the world to get rid of. No matter what might have been the cause, the following harmless and inexpensive treatment will positively remove all traces of yonr embarrassment in from two to four weeks. Get this prescription filled at any Drug Store.

Clearola one-half ouhce, Ether one ounce, Alcohol seven ounc Cramer's Norwegian Cod Liver Oil I pure. Some people find it hard to take Cod Liver Oil but we never hear 6txf 6t bur customers complain. We se.ll only pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil Aalsund Brand from the freezing waters of the Arctic TJceah, off the toast of 1 Norway. And Jt is 8o absolutely 4 pure that you can hardly find thy taste to the oil. We get it in original barrels and can guarantee ii so.

Pint Bottle, 50c. KEIPER'S Prescription Pharmacy, 41 North Seventh Street IT rr wjgl i fe es. Mix and apply to the part3 affect Music House, 544 Bamiifou St. ed as often as possible, but morning and night anyway," allowing it to remain on as long as posible, never less than ten the longer the better, then you can wipe off the powdery film deposited on the skin. Yon cart get this put up at any Drug Store.

WHEN A PIANO GOES AT THE HOSPITAL. INTO YOUR HOME it is for a lifetime. On1v ninnrt nt troubles this has fio For any skin equal. B. F.

Marste. of No. 719 Jordan street, was admitted to the Allentown Hospital for surgical treatment yesterday. Mrs. Stella Dinger, of New York f'uuy fL the highest quality wilj wear well throughout a generation.

The pianos we nantue retain, after many years of use, the musical dualities that them so attractive when new. Bur- ing the best instruments is economy In the pnd." City, was admitted for surgical treatment. Joseph Gulencon, of Catasauqua, admitted to the iQiale surgical ward. Lizzie Stein, of No. S36 Pine street, was admitted for surgical treatment.

Rails Spread Trains Owing to the spreading of falls on the Terminal Railroad a short distance south of the junction of the Central and East Penu tracks tacse Was some delay in trains on the East Penn Sunday afternoon. A freight train was moving along slowly at the time. It took Ave hours to place the tracks in proper shape. .1. M.

E. D. Cameron Gorm: Mother u'd Cold Medal Flour. TSZKE8A 605 Hamilton Street Allentown If you want to laugh, see the F. O.

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