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The Public Ledger, 1914-05-28

The front page of 1914-05-28. 755 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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iOhy Uudor Shades Ate getter Jhan jtfwnings, Qamboo Jcreens or Canvas Props. Vudor Porch Shades should not be confused with ordiuary porch sureous canvas curtains or bamboo shades, for instance. Awnings and canvas curtains shut out tho sun, but as they likewise pre prevent - vent prevent thu circulation of air, tho porch becomes an oven. It is like sitting in av tent with the sun beating down upon it. Bamboo screens afford practically no protection. On account of the nar narrow, - row, narrow, irregular strips uatxi, and the thick cords employed to hold them together, the sun's rays find easy entrance through the cracks. This defect also ptfrmits peoplb ou tho outside to ga.o in and thore is no privacy behind n screen of this character. Vudor Shaded have none of these defects but have every requirement of the ideal shade. Order one today. Prices $2.75 to f.75 according to size, all Vudor Shades aro alike in quality. If you want cheaper Shades we have auother kind at $1.25 to l.)8

Tho Important feature of any trans planter Is tho valve mechanism. Ex Examine - amine Examine the Improved Tiger. The valve on this transplanter has a flat rubber cut-off and Vt hose that Insures plenty of water. The Tiger makes tho farmer absolutely independent of the weather. Ho sets his tobacco when he gets his ground ready and it makes no diilerenco whether the soil is dry , or moist. This machino was designed primarily for the purpose of enabling the farmer to transplant, irrespective of seasonable conditions. At the same time, it is constructed to mako planting more rapid and accurate. Yon can't go wrong in buying a Tiger. They will '"'doliver the goods." If you are too busy to come in, 'phono us and we will give you the names of some ol your neighbors who are delighted Tiger owners.

New" York, May 27. Sir Arthur Co nan Doyle, the British novolist, accom accompanied, - panied, accompanied, by Lady Doyle, arrlyed nt new York today o, tho Wl'd'tii Star liner Olympic. Doylo said that Knglnml had stood nil that it could from tho mill taut suffragettes, und that ho expected "a wholcsalo lynching hep." Tho En gllijli government," ho suid, loiipwc public opinion nnd thus far public opiu ion has not demanded tho entire nuji. pressi(M ot tho sufTragettes, But it if on the point of doing so, and when tho English mob is thoroughly aroused, it is not a respecter of sox."

or anything in building tnnterial, don't fail to get our prices before buying'. We will give you the same quality for less rnouey, or better .quality for the same nioney. We are building our business with that reputation. We have as near a complete stock as you can find, and can load u house com complete - plete complete on the same day onler is received. t5et our price and you will leave your order.

REFINED CUT TEN POINTS. New York. Tho Standard Oil Com Company, - pany, Company, of Now York, announced a re. re.-duciwu - duciwu re.-duciwu of4u points in tho prico of ro ro-fined - fined ro-fined petroleum for export, making re refined - fined refined in tanks 5 cents per galltfa, re refined - fined refined in cases 11 conts and Standard whte nt New York and' Philadelphia 8.r0 conts.

MATTING SUIT OASES. Tho best ono you havo ovor seon at 08c worth M JO. SHIRT WAISTS White and floral effects In all sizes, $1.00. 'Rest values that cau bo bought. MIDDY BLtWSES. Red and bluo "collars. An excellent value, 50c; COLONIAL PATENT PUMPS Another lot just received, $1.00. WHITE CANVASS Pumps, and; OxfOnls $L00 to- $3.00. menus' oxrditos. Tfiack and tan $3.00 to $5.00,

jfe7?llo''s.ocks I got from thee, dear heart, u Ha' Are made, indeed, for churls not mo , Though tho seams look good they rip , ' apart . My, hosiery! My hosiery I "Nor is my tnsto for Alice blue, Cerise and color gaycty. But for a quiet or somber luio In hosiery I hi hosiery I I' have no Use for fancy braid, And nolkadots are not to mo;

Just received, another lot of our $5 Blue Serge Knickerbocker Boys' Suits, the best suit for the money sold in tlte state. Our $4.60 and 5 Boys' Suits in colors, of which we have sold hundreds, are wonderful bargains. All manner of Hot Weather Shirts, including some elegant silk fabrics. See our Summer Neckwear, including beautiful Wash Ties.

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