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A p 1Ei T'heé Feast of 12 btj wiad.ws o ent mouad lestfrei k'qràogavwa of such eaprmus propu>t more thon pay for, i4. a& te wibaeissthe big specacular parade la an Istncs ousave enough to ed emeing aueet under the most modem contditions is a.trylng ordeal at ail tmsadi s priu the littie folks*armaong. We have made provisions for thousands of both to visit, nent on the 2ist, (circus day.) Extra chairs have been *placed in our rest room and' wii be there to take çare.of your wants; parceis and packages wIlbe looked after. statI4>nery wIlI be provlded so that every-,visitor, man, woman or child may write Vaukegan and the Globe Department Stoée Ini particular-Second floor., Abot teii do=oe adie' ont lawn vaigns ln duss whit4 lnhipin aMd pona dDta, oee pleted fron ,long aeve, and are df a valuethatelRiegularyatno lma than 50c, nmyforasamuch as $1. Circus day only 25c Cireus Day Sahe et Muslin 9tc s' Fruit-of-the-looni muslin, only ont quallty and that the same as as eenmanuractured for tht paat forty-ftve years, an articl tliat cost today at wholesale I k the yard, sold by most retaillr ltroughout the country at not lm athan l2k and imost i- *'san= es 4. Circus Day 9 Sale et Wrepp.rs at39m 1ad %mwapffl i everal dimSet patton and styles, many ftrimned withi braid& exceflty made ofaiufa clor "d and one that you would conalder a big value at 75c. Circu day specia! 39c *Cîrcusa Orrsec-tion CIIILDUWS STIA.W HATS:AT 25c hats arectrlmme wltha fbue gde d rlbbon Lbandam&, rd , wh wte, famncmixture 5c - ipffl ualSo blouse washable suits, ages 3 ix> 10 yearse These suitz corne i several ditinct sn4csmasy of themm at daty trinmed with an inch and a tpartu braid, an is thebiggest value ever offered at thm p4ice m m circus Day Sale of Chlldren's Parasols lOc Children's. parasols, made wlth good atout steel riba, strong handie wfth sub. stantial catches, many with crooked bandies These parasols corne l il colora. Circus Day special' WOC Cfrcus bayr Sale of .lot Wash Clodis at 6c Turkish wash cloths in brocaded red, Pink and white bordera, 12 loches square and of a quality that we seil regylarIy at 10c. Circus day special Tht auoeent anbtam severytbing i ourentire 10..-=t lne and includes ail the new "eiable spring shades and. designa, a qualitythat bal nevyer b"t sold at leas tha10 cents a yWrd-Circus day specia L Premiowott Womon ln Mission Field prosssaîThoir Wfrlc Ms Fotur"s OnlIeotestine Pa'ogrsm.- Lunch nt Noqn PIRtE VICE PRESIDENT MRIL ATMIIRTON LEADO. 0v-r 300 lidlea, mambers of the WOM*ca'o Daptist mission Union or thc Chicago Association, wsr. Tue.- daY th* tuet"M Waukegan Wou ' thie Quarter)> meeting or tihe union wau heid la the Daptiat cburch ,fr0. Y Il ln the. momning until 3 a'eiock týàt Tii. ladies caelou a specWa train fraonChicabo, arriving there At_ _10 0'clck sud lft atain at 83 0. WbIlo boère mon>' of thein vited at the home orf friands. PominOMt Ladies Pmsnt. Prorniont amon thosepromeut verse-Mr». 1. a. Athorton, Dni«,tVie PrOident of the Union, Mitr. c. M. Wootfal,SOomd Vice Preuident Mr%. M. C. Tang, Rocording socrotar>'. mise Gertie Puboolson. returned missions>'> from Japon, sud the. speakers. Miss Mbal. 'Haward Agnew Johnson, mi" DoClrue. UMi$. iegan. sncre. tar>' of the rNoMaetgn iuary Doerd Md misaeMargart Vau Visit, prom- dent of tMe.ToatngWcmen's issio. or Union. At 12:30 luneheon was uerved to tic ladies lu the aptb*e hurcb par. The. ld"es ote ail dslgbted wltht the ot>"sud wtb their reoptios bàoe vbill.the. Waakosuatbovoe edeflshi ed to be bonorod wlth the meetg nuis sa u Important one. Tht Piegru.. The Prsm Sat the . men.gsce sia. va se follOvs: Minutes of previons meeting and bamblaed rePorts frm sitroles. »a& Reports of Womans Baptist For- Ida sud Home Misulonm7 o ocioees 'Tht Wlnona Sebool,» UmssKlm- -nocme. MMaryEote' Mml.- bn&" Bavard Agnov jobson. "Lterary> Notes." Miss Kimbali. 11» .Ersuton Meetng," Mim De. Report of annual meeting of Wo- mans Baptist Foreign Mislonary Society,Uri. Regan. Sang. Mrs. Proce. "Posubilitiee in 'Young Women's Wanl." Miss Margaret Van Viett. Favoris tu churches front Evanstan. Highland Parlc, Ravenswoodt. Keno- salle Racine. Greetings f romn Mrs. Graves, Presi- dent of theO Waukegan Union and Rev. Maginnis. pastar of the cbnrch. Prenent at the, meeting are delega- tiens f row Evanston. Highland Park, Ravenswood, Kenosha and Racine b>' siiecial request of the Baptist churcn bore. Doiegate Wulcomed. At the close of that morning ses- sion, the ladies ver. velcomed b>' Mrs. Graves, President of the Wauke- gin Union and, b>' Reo. Maginnis, pas- tor of the. church. The main addresses Tueoday moru. ing nere those of Miss Margaret Van Vleet and Mrs. Regan. Miss Van Vlett's subject vau, "Possibilities ln Young Women'a Work." mms.Regans Addross. 7 ' ~ Mrs. Regan gave a repart of the. annual meeting of the, Wamen"s Mis- sioar>' Society' of the West at Jack-, dou, Mlcii. Mca. Regan toid ofthtei foreWn gu ionaryr saciet>' vork. Voter& n Draws Attention. With a beavy mine of white bal>' beuglai; an bis saniuders and a heat>' whniite beard oatering bis cheat, an aid Civil War veteran from the Saldier'a Mome, lu Milwaukee, attricted much attention an the down tovu streeta yeaterday. Tii. aid mani, 78 yers ofaf se.hanl bis discbarge paPers froa nthe. "69' NewvYook, one of the. bout componles lu the. Civl War and cauld b. spotted a bock anay u a o ndrot. Mort Naval School Work. The. Na,>' Dopartment yesterday lot -contracta ta the Noel Canstruoetton Ca., of Baltimore, for the, cotr<s eftt*oral service builinsati * Laite Bluff Naval Trainlng 5taUîoi1 .. Contracta for the romiining btuIg wili net be marded unW Conge« ms au sonaddltional apbraprtaton, the S38,000,ffl lready allaned provigg jO. p.. ) e 40 do