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6 Letters Froi The Modern Their Cust m Abroad. cili""of; are perfe Egyptians? oms and the thef arf 1 lv .1 I. A 1 HE Li outliern Egypt. They al set savages and look th Among themselves th ionstantly at wr.r with th ~ # f I L.> no VNCA8TM.R NEWS, MAI 1 day and a good portioi e night. If they have fam ey pay but little attentio em. They seem to have iXT Knf dn t Uav (YAt 10H 27, 1907. a of 65 ilies W a to mo i mi | YOUR ^ * IftllBII Good Wor and America of the Pharo BY A. M, (Copyrighted, 19U6, NO. i i-? i? i_ faun tune k of English . -r , and their ns in the Land illcre?Be ^ tents ot in ? hold a in . stack. scant and by K. F. Beaaley ) conspicuo 14. clothine i i, iituo uv ' species is not on the th Their only houses are lo iatting, and their house ?v :1 kitchen furniture is pr [ primitive. The most ha >U8 filing about their en te scarcity. But thev co 'J ) UU V I'VT uv ? 11VJ at is the question. They ng to that class seen ne ery where: people who hav operty, work none and ve a big time. Egypt hat ormous lot of idle people, untry is much more dec ?Last yet 9 an The tsely raw UN in The inhabita Egypt?the one! wise and skillfulblooded descenda today. Their de scattered oyer th of whom were ca nts of an ient decorate t ? who were so and curio -have no pure- hair is 1 nts in the land laces, arn scendants were with rin ie earth, many noses. S rried awav in to wooden 1 heir bodies with many po us ornaments. Their Bi ong and bushy, their ?>"' is and bodies tattooed, W1 frs in Iheir ears and ?r time aho wear small wl horns stuck in the up- fin pulated than Belgium or G itain, and for every job tl e ten applicants?and ten i 10 want no job. These Is e the happy-go-lucky gi hose means ot support are iding out. And while the] freai e ?"er below for , appeal to all who wa here We A: 0Ht)3 riDTTr nor running a CRUS pas item quoted here nol re *8 until withdrawn : your consideration some ,nt to save money on thei re Not C >H SALE, but we will fori t now in stock. We make 1 prices that should r purchases. /rushed :eit $100.00 for any the following prices captivity by cone Those who renu ried with the i Ethiopians, Assy Greeks, Roman! Turks. Conscquei of pure Egypt [tiering armies, per lip. lined interniar- around lii \sialic nomads, of scenes riaus, Persians, horrible I Arabs ami dressed nt 1 y, the strain urotesque ian blood has i<-a! uppe The flesh I mi 8 grown ft 1 e wo??d with no sign* th >*. 'J he women have a Ai entity. When one is ce up, adorned with hor m i ornaments, her coma ranee would make a cons'ant influx ot foreign ere is no emigration, rabs do not emigrate ? but t rtainlv multiply. They 1 any curious ami often rid lis custom?. They have i no social lite. The men $5.00 Overcoats at ,le coats at 7.50. 'h0.v - Men's Suits from I iave 54-inch Broadclotl lieu Wide Taffeta Silk, eal- 54-inch Ladies' Cl< i 20 pieces A. F. C. Solid case Cotton 1 2.98 ; 7.50 Overcoats at 3.98 to the best in stock a i, sold at 1.00 and 1.25 yai black and colors, at 87 c 3th, 42 1-2 cents yard. Ginghams and Linen-finis Blankets at 63c, 89c and 1 4.98 ; 10.00 Overt 9.00. 1 xl, now 85c yd. ents yard. sh Chambrays, 10c. .23. ab nt run out. than six per eent population are k wlio proiully cl are true cle^cei: Pharoahs. Theii be wholly denied A little more eow hniyl of the present to reach I nown as Copts, (hide. >aim that they SVe w< idants of the Assuan It r claim can not pie. The a . A close obs"r- d a poln i. let she knows how w< I he heart of a savage 1,1 W< nt by donkeys from Cr* ) : camp ol tliese pen. nithoriiies have station- m; ccraan at their camp, . ? . 1 . !i nii J111(311 n;i\ o sep irjii u a pari 111 tha house. The women r aar a veil and let no man !>t lier husband see her I ie is disgraced if she perm sn to see her face, vet she barefoot or with slippers i cfiti'l; iiikc VTor tai'Q ti Only six of ouj>6.( nU8f Men's Odd Pants 1 ex ;;r. 5.001 $3.50 Krippendof I {U Ladies'Fine Shoes nilkf O ..nurlr. UnniTinr )0 Wool Blankets left to c from 75 cents to 3.48 pair, :orbush Shoes at Shoes at 2.98. > at 75 cents pair and up. 14- itr^i I of nr lose at 4.25 pair. 3.48 mf c irn V/1 var can reauny cast ot features tl to the pictures royal tombs ?n<l columns and py temples. The sha head, and the rec let f t n I.* i i \ rr 1 *r u i #> * i detect in tneir aim ne ac lie resemblance from the i painted in the necessary carved 011 the and expe Ions of ruined It's compr pe of tiie nose, Assuan t edine forehead yean bac TUa fVixin h nro r?nt i com j allies ine visitor- " tent. Whether it is ',e or in t, lie noes along cis "backsheesh" for m; my.* Our landlord in w< mid (hat only a few k the^e people would V1! ,,0- fhu 1 iO<iil A f ?i urliifo th ?- v . ii ?. ov a t v * i% vy c vered even it it should e last garment on her. *rk of re-pect for a man 3ar the hat or fez in the h it pull off the shoes- It a sits a gentleman at his h< e woman and airls must V ^yjyjyj y Cliuo Iicxivicrr take ' 2000 yards 6c Flai The Job lot Men's Fine is to ttig lot Laces, Inse Get our prices bef oijap 1 tee to save vou mono man >nie, uet mmm n >1/ WClgUt OIl^CLIIl^ <\\* VI ds at 5 cents yard. ! 2.00 and 2.50 Fur Hats a rtings and Embroideries ore you make your purch; *y- , . Yours for businej :IILO jaiu. it 1.48. at old prices, ises. We guaran3S, 13 3' I llVMIfil y "11III are christians, C olics or Protestan numbers ot them services ot the Ai at Cairo, also at sion school. Most ppntvnl arul iini i ini ( l lie VU^'3 ' "UT w v??i >n ln-dox, Cath- man and Is. I have seen il they *1 at the Sahbuh him. Sin meriean Mission England the Luxor Mis that they ol them are in hill any 'pr Korvnt. and r.pi?vivn i'ji tu* ?i* i?\i yj (v " iiii^ j burinl liim in I lie sand ou lew he had money wiib ice the protectorate "I tbe-e ravages know PM will be hanged if they ro foreigner. '? .1 A.MT I.MP P X. AV i. li a woman visits uuol e men anil bova must hide there be a sociable or wed< irty, the men collect in om to 11 emselves and ha lly time, while the ladies f to themselves in ano runciei Ji?g one 1 ve a , - m m Time is tl ther rburk uos ie Thief r.pany uearly all of <!? cities and lar^e t jewelers, waich 1 cabinet makers a in f he use of tliei of them are in oflices, and the 'in hye in the < owns. They are Since linkers, tailor*. Egjpttht nd very skilllul the count r hands. Many the most banks, stores, the preset public service, are all A ".(>OI> ONKS LA I KK ',G ihe Arabs conquered '),v 'ir.? is the language of c" rv. and they are by far ' numerous element of ^ 11 day population. They ral lohonmedans and will '' use or room and pass the I themselves. Young pe ntract marriage by proxy, e man does not eeeihe f;?( e woman he will marry i ter the ceremony is perforr le dowry money which the i or option 11 tiit y am 11IT1? a b in k account am ?>|?1 e roa(' ,n a Kr i The cooniT > on the habita of 11 ce (ft will } our accuniul sI)til Start an acct A 11 deposits made 1)P(1 from the tlrst. Yo mail >-T"? I _ _ 1? i] ueinys oreeu danger. nume c ii let your aurplua earning* ncc eater prosperity. Why not dt on form the bank-account, hat irift and economy, the better I ation if row. Hint in our Savings I>epartnif on or before the fifth of the inn >ur account will have careful 1 M _ I _l ia> you inienu 10 ararr iimulate and place you i it now? tit and sr?'t a good grip for you, and tlie larger *nt and watch it grow, uith will draw interest petition at n-k _ _ _ 1 _ They make splen and bear (lie rep honest. And to tilings fio in Egy man* picked out Very many ot t been eonverled t< <1.<1 accountants likely ren utationof beiiiii come. P he honest, as area pari ot, is to bo one At the s nl ten thousand, classes art he Copts have I in^ Kuro i) Protestantism |)0r nain so for all lime to , cl< n juoice an iaujtiui-m l ol their very fibre. 1111 ante time, the upper vl e much piven to imitapeanH. Here lies the >e tor breaking them f list pay is used in buying 2k of furniture, dress, o ants, silverware, etc., and n(l and quantity depend i e wealth '>! 1 lie prospet idejjroom. These articles nt to t he house c>f t he hi ani- ine r rn?1 the ipon __________________ Jtivt* "re ' v,, ide'/ - r. ^ irst [National LANCASTK.H, 8. O. :-*M ft tsanK ~ "M oy the American A BEAUTY WHO 1 COW L. By far the I Egypt's populal: and Bedouins, tw pies held togethe missions. . y (r0n 'Voui." MAKK A imitate K vin some o argest part of They hav ion are Arabs i)ai| ro distinct p?*o thev may r by thi' ties ot 0f t|,ejr ^ n Jslamism. They now i urQpeans ill dress and j 'M t tlieir social custom''.!0 e already adoptel the I ^ 1 ts of the foreigners; 1 yet fall in with some T ood wavs. The wealthU . ooin, paraded through imipal streets, led by a I: inu-ic to attract afctenlio e:n. S< mo ol thet-e pan the case ?>t a wealthy man try striking. 1 witnessed ich in C'dto recently, a - | ff: nt? | fa | U10S, .* t tL , are : { AFRK^h r OTT ."!.V CX2r t fin ? * A ,J m j i ours ?! a common miinc howeves, are s separate species not stop lo descri the He louins, nra married with t other peoples of J : * : i: r >n. isoth c'assea, |ier ones li vid&d info gy pn I s^ , which I \vi. 1 |ars and t l>e in detail, Cf (i,G r<J(j ny have inter J aWHy froi he Arabs and : jt prohihii Egypt, and have (]red* ot I i: : ? i. ! . ihvo discarded the btfg I wear shoes, socks, col-; 111 ies. But they stick to M, They have broken i n tin; Koran ho far hh Ih drinking, and him hem can be seen 1,1 ive set ii paraues 01 me ci lerior to it. \ It HI A(< E PARADES THAT ] T1IK CIRCUS. There were two bands of ami a lonj: procession of arclii ?ir like soldiers and ei rc?M f ? CiuTvrwntomi At w . A' >\J t\il 1't u*- Ac.f. UK AT i Ammoucv Y/a F'otwsh III U men 'rrv:Thnroiinhl ten lit Dm Rinp.l Luzers 11 OrnnnH <juii ;i rovmg me and till tho soil, omen for tourisls class. Hut the gei Bedouin is alwa.v can bo found onlj IIo is at home w r. ..a .. c |? "vt* '? ""uses ,ront ( The best drap- smoking, come from this This eustc mine, unmixed European s a nomad and up with r in the desert cane*.Yi(l< herever he can t|lejr 8|? r\ i I tnlonoj liiu .1 - }f the cafe* drinking, j Hi gaming and t tiking. j w' >m th"y got from the p,J They try to keop'H" the procession: carry c0 3 in carriages and have on shined. A few of, ? ? I A ^ ^ tut* household ^oods?sil ure, chin a ware, lurniluro, i Ik, runs, mirrors, lamp, v id numerous oilier rare stlv articles. There ( ouuli to (it up a I ansion in princely n\y le* i I .. A 1 % a! Iver ** car- r\ raet'H UlO and vere "They Grc arg,. Kyi I tj 1 ^ A AAA V/ A itribute Eoen >w the Bigges ^ V'* ly. 3t Crops." 11 11*4 C? Dpi 1 fl I teut. He is a picti cares not for th civilization, ami untame life of t The deserts of Eg this kind of pe'opl l-?r?r<lpr? r<f Nntiiii ... .,ia tnem unit uresque figure, mgspectfl e comforts of inu the m revels in the i None of t he wilderness.; 't. . ... | the drink ypt teetn with e. Down on the j0 stop a i T ii?w ?<ime rif 'han to lei ate our people in wear-! "e idea when I here is 110th- lif atler with their eyes, th hem work if they can (}, They lounge around 0I shops and on the streets' ^ Dold with "Prevention" 18 gaf- W t it run ??n<t euro it afterwards- nr. imj ino man was a muiiimaire. I was impressed o idea of letting tlie publii e presents. In our cou dy a few friends are invite e home to see the pres< hile the general public mus 11 t n it t f A ron/l m K/vn * I h/.tv mil with ( B see TSe H 3Ht8, LAJ riet Them From eath-Jonei tfCASTER, S. 5 CO. c. the rarest species in race for the Their home is ov sinia, hut in th pitch their tents | Inker* nt the of the Redou- will iu?<l oflf , ? i harm aave \o ma! tor of Lnaf, chitin l*rev or near Abys- can,ly<-oMc J ami Jo cetit I o winter they yft,? i>?kh? to will anrely cl near the Nile sold by J. F j "sneeze staRe" P revenues ?ill colds and grippe, and per- th > from Pneumonia or Kronen tier are little toothaorne R < lire tablets selling. in 6 cents fl_ boxes. If you are chilly, if sneeze, try Preventics, Tliey t)i lieck the cold, and please yon. Mackey Co. ' j UIUIII i DOU n i; /ut I liril e newspapers. Hut here clever gentleman who was I ough to let everybody, < e rabblo, see his niee thi pon enquiry I learned tba 1 111 W?8 ????????-?? | Send Us it he Tour Job P I JI rating *