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ST ANTHONY PARK.

Miss Bessie Burghardt celebrated
her birthday Monday by giving a
charming luncheon at her home on
BaylesS avenue. Among her guests
were Misses Sprague, Robertson,
Barley and Ida Cannon.
F. M. Bailey and family have re-
moved to Lake Minnetonka, where they
will occupy the Croker cottage dur
ing the summer.
The Misses McNaughton, accompan-
led by Master Ray, are spending a
few weeks in Marshalltown, TO-, the
guests of friends.
R.. ". Pratt, of Raymond avenue,
left for Oregon Saturday, where he will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Messrs. Ernest and CASTOR Wood
ward left Tuesday for Des Moines,
where they will visit few weeks.
Mrs. Hussey and family have re-
turned from Chicago and are now re-
siding on Priscilla street.
Many of the Park people held a fams
lily lunch picnic at the agricultural
farm Thursday afternoon.
A parish meeting of st. Matthew's
church will be held Monday evening at
Central hall.
The Ladies Reading circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. D. c. Martin Fri
day afternoon.
Tuesday evening Mesdames Hill and
Meek entertained a party of their
friends at cards.
Miss Minnie Roberts, of Pelham av-
enue, left for short visit in Chaska
the past week.
Mrs. w. A. McNaughton and youn-
gest son are visiting relatives at Reeds
Landing, Mich.
Miss Myers and Mrs. Kellogg, of
Davenport To-, are the guests of Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy vittum, of Scud-
der avenue. have returned from the
lake.
Miss Gertrude Strong, of Raymond
avenue, is visiting friends in Ovation
ma.
Dayton L. Condit has gone to Cas-
SETON, N. D., with a surveying party.
Mrs. Stowell, of Poplar Lake, WIS.,
tied with Park friends the past week.
Herman Iltis, of Greenfield. To-, called
on Park friends during the week.
Friend B. Brack is in Omaha, Neb..
on a business trip.
Mrs. Talmadge has gone on a visit
to Iowa.
c. L. Foss is In Dakota on business.
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the week from six weeks visit in
Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tama Bixby and family
are occupying their cottage at Wa
couta.
Mrs. S. V. Boyer is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson, of Eau Claire,
Miss Florence Brainard left on Mon
DAY Tor Racine and Grand Rapids.
z. III. Cook and family left on Mon
day for visit in Michigan.
w. 0. Hillman will leave on Monday
for an outing in the East.
Mrs. Carberry, of Marshall avenue.
is entertaining a brother
Mrs. S.'W. Searles returned on Mon
day from Faribault
DR.. Phillips returned during the week
from a visit I'M Boston.
Miss Mary Cowles visited friends in
Redwing last week
Ottawa, Can.
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SUBURBAN.
HAMLINE.

George Buck spent the Fourth in
Henderson, where he took first prize in
the bicycle race.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chamberlain, Of
White Bear, are guests of Miss Eta
Chamberlain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Blackwell spent
the last of the week at White Bear
beach.
NJ. L. Holley and family are in st.
James They were called there by the
the death of a relative.
Mrs. E. E. McCrea, of Redwing, was
a guest of the Misses Clark on Friday.
Charles Montgomery took a bicycle
trip to st. Peter the first of the week.
. Miss Eva Holderman gave party
for her young friends on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Johnson spent
the last of the week in Saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Higgins and
son are visiting in Brainerd.
Mrs. ]. B. Cottier and family left on
Monday for a months visit in Duluth.
Miss Christie Williams left on Mon
I day for her home in Duluth.
4 Mrs. Ryder and family have returned
from a visit in Star Prairie.
Mr.. Sidney Stebbins, of Morris, is the
guest of Mrs. Randall.
Mrs. Stone returned the first of the
week from Plainview.
George Kerfoot returned on Monday
from Cumberland.
Mrs. o. c. Wright returned on Fri
day from Duluth.
The Daniel league gave a social on
Tuesday evening.
Miss Isabel Roberts is spending a few
weeks in Buffalo.
Miss Lou Webb spent Saturday at
White Bear.
Miss Bessie Grant is visiting in Lake
Crystal.
Miss Francis Hoyt is visiting in Red
wing.
Will Patterson is at Leach Lake.
F. E. Brown is in Anoka.
/, Invitations are out for the wedding
Of Lyman H. Lord, of the class Of ~,
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AT THE LAKES.
WHITE BEAR.

Guests at the Lake Shore hotel last
week were Miss L. Futvoye, S. N
Whitney, w. c. Don, Charles A. Elan
merry, Mrs. c. E. Flannery, George d.
Rogers, G. A. Madison, L. M. Bar
Der, G.. D. Bohn, Charles Glow, Frank
a. Reid, r; j. Sloan, DR.. D. C. Jones.
George Wilson, F. s. Clemmons, c. A.
Matthews, Mrs. D. G. Allen, o. Crosby,
F. E. Ward, Mrs. NJ. Berth, Mrs. w.
III. Canning and son, Belle Kennedy,
Mamie Powers, George Wilson, Miss
n, Pritchard, Ed Murphy, Charles Nc
zie Stockton, Miss Lucy Parlon, W.
I. FJellman, c. S. Richardson, Mrs. G.
p. Morton, Miss Annie Pinska, Miss
Emma Stock. Thomas Davidson, r. l..
German. j: F. Meyer, A. E. Sewey,
Rose. H: W. Burroughs. ]. W. Mahan,
George D: Flynn, B. W. Smith, Rob
ert G. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Jones. st. Paul; Theresa Jacobs, Mem
phls; Ed NJ. Doyle, New York; Mrs.
SJgPnen Post, New London; W. D.
ton, Thomas Nolan, Charles Mills, Min
neapolis; Allan Abbott, Duluth. Mr..
and Mrs c. c. Hay, Chicago; A. Hol-
lerback, Evansville; F. j. Johnson,
w ,7,ana. Q. w Howard Douglas, Balti-
L: Scheber. st. Louis: Mrs. HI. l..
Wexler, Memphis; Mr.. Berg and Iady.
Minneapolis; Glenn A. Morton. Min,
neapol1s; Carl Helemcke, Chicago; J.
T. Ryan, Denver.
AT the Williams House the follow
Knox, Miss Gould, e. T. CantWell
Robert Benedict, c. H. Ziegler, Charles
Mullan, Miss Weinand, Mr.. and Mrs
T. X. Smith and sons, William NJ MUIR
ray, +. Il. Kelly, Miss Alice Nugent,
2 no NJ; Clarkin, John Kerwin Jr.
GroWther, John Jahem, E. H. Haisley.
J; Z: Peterson, Miss May Peterson. St
Paul; G. 2. Murphy, Minneapolis: W.
". Clay, c: G. Lawrence, Minneapolis:
Edsapel Cole, Chatfield; Mrs. b. J.
Goesse, Katherine Miller, Celia Goesse
Agnes Miller, st. Louis; Charles Fine,
hout, Pickle club; w. w. Cantwell. St.
LOUIS; Mr.. and Mrs. H. HoagIan. En-
metsberg; Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Taylor
MI .p Miss Marie Mckenzie, La
crosse; l.. j. Bissell, Minneapolis
me Metropolitan orchestra will give
White Bear lake, this afternoon, one in
the afternoon beginning at 2:3O and one
IN the evening beginning at 1880. Fol-
Loving Loving Is s.1 the programme: Afternoon:
SUMMER ManGn p Siebf s sevsa; waltz, "A
Home Circle Schleppegoell; EN-,
Sounds of JOY" Gerrazzi; march
Honeymoon" Rosey; waltz, Airy,
FAIRY Lillian, De Witt; march, MAN
haitian Beach, Sousa. Evening.
quickstep, Volunteers" Metra; over
ture, .Zelthus," Pettee; polka, 1.-THE
Anvil" Parlow; medley Southern
plantation songs, Boettger; waltz, I'm
the Twilight" McQuaide; overture.
Storm King" Beebe; selection 'The
Fans Promenade" Pettee; march.
Liberty Bell" Sousa.
Recent arrivals at Chauteaugay
House are: A. Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Gryn, A. j. Prince, d. H. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Hendricks and sister H.
Bishop, Mr.. Sprague T. D. Calhoun.
Thomas Sweetzer, Thomas Ferris, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. c. Mckay, George S.
Lord, w. E. Wood, Morris H. Eldridge.
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Miss Alice Winter of Honolulu, who
has been spending some months here
with Mrs. j. w. Semple, left for her
home yesterday.
Prof. o. T. Denny and family left
Friday evening for a prolonged stay
with friends in Illinois.
The glorious Fourth was hilarious
~ celebrated here by display of
fireworks.
Miss Dora Chinn, of Alexandria, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. B. Jett.
Mrs. Smith, of Iowa, is spending
some time with rela tives at Oakland.
Mrs. Fred Corwin returned TUESDAY
from a visit to relatives in Iowa.
Miss Lottie Meginn, of Kansas City,
visited friends here this week.
A. S. Morton and wife returned Sun
day from a visit to Winona.
A. M. Lewis spent Sunday with
friends here.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. l.. A. De Cou, of '"The Lilacs,"
entertained a few friends at dinner
Thursday evening. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. James, Misses Merritt and
Newton, ST. Paul, and the Misses
and Minnie Barley, of Newport.
Mesdames Levi Barley and James
Crandall and Miss Lou Belden will
leave on Tuesday for months visit
with friends in Wisconsin.
Mr.. George Locke met with a very
painful accident on Wednesday, when
he was thrown from his bicycle, break
ing his leg.
Mrs. Francis Parker left Wednes-
day for a trip East. She will be alb
sent about two months.
Mrs. Adolph Anderson and daughters
leave tomorrow for Litchfield, Mimi,
for a few weeks visit
Mrs. ida McGlll, of Minneapolis, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Perkins.
Mrs. Mary Hanna leaves for Tacoma,
Wash, Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. E. B. Clark, of Richland Cen.
ter, is guest at Howard place.
Mrs. NJ. w. Dibble, of Tacoma, Wash.
is the guest Of friends here.
J. A. Churchill, of st. Paul, called
on friends here on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Trickey are visit
ing at Hammond, Wis.
Mrs. Clark Kenyon is visiting in Min
neapoliS.
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Annie Mulroy, ST.. Paul. w; H, Clark
and son, st. Anthony Park; A Per-
kins. A. Mclaughlin, Minneapolis,
G MISS annie men Fink Chicago; Pauline
William Borrowman, Miss Andrews,
Mr.. Con Kolb, Miss McCarron, Mime
apolis; M. B. Baker, Duluth; ]. w.
Brady, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Jones. Min
Rapids, Iowa; Cora Ulrich, st. Louis.
The following registered. this week
at Ramaley Villa: Mr.. and Mrs. Price,
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. 3. Swygart, Miss Lar
kin, Mr.. Van Week. Mr.. Gerry, Mrs.
Paul; Lillian Trask, Aurora. ILL.,; Miss
Marian Wellington, Chicago.
AT Mahtomedi House last week We're
the following new arrivals: Mr.. and
Mrs: McHenry, sister, child and nurse,
st. Paul; Mr.. McCloud, Duluth; Miss
vison, Mr.. and Mrs. Bolt, st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Sanford Jr!,
Miss Annie Breen, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Cathie and Mr. and Mrs. r. L.
Jones are spending the summer at the
Lakeside cottage, White Bear lake.
Rev. Thomas McClary, pastor of
Western Avenue M. E. church, Mime
apolis. has returned from an extended
trip abroad and is with his family at
Mahtomedi
The Sunday school of House of
Hope Presbyterian church, ST. Paul,
picnicked at Mahtomedi Thursday.
About two hundred were present.
Miss Virginia Ruff, who is spending
the summer at the Lakeside cottage,
entertained Miss Laura Furniss dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. Neiman, of the Mahtomedi
House, gave a large sailing party the
Fourth to friends and guests of the
hotel.
Mrs. Allan Brown and Mrs. Thomp-
son, of Minneapolis, were the guests of
Mrs. Bloomer at Camp Lincoln Tues
day.
Miss Winnie Bloomfield and Miss
Ida Root, of Hamline, have been the
guests of friends at White Bear Beach.
The Sunday school of the First NJ
E. church, Saltwater picnicked at
Camp Lincoln, Mahtomedi, Tuesday
Juden Reden, of Chicago, was the
guest of H. T. Quinlan at the Lake
side cottage during the past week.
Miss Mary Teeple gave a card party
Saturday evening to several of the
young people at Mahtomedi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolt, of ST. Paul, have
taken one of the hotel cottages at
Mahtomedi for the summer.
Mrs. Sheppard and Miss Annie Shop
hard returned Wednesday from a trip
to the Pacific coast.
The MuS1c-Verein, of st. Paul, gave
its second hop Saturday evening at
Lake Shore hotel.
Miss M. Louise Hurst, of New
York, is visiting Mrs. Thomas Shaw,
at White Bear.
Mr.. Smiths class of fifty boys, of
st. Paul, spent the Fourth at Mahto-
medi.
The Ladies Euchre club, at Mahto-
medi, met with Mrs. Kies this week.
Mrs. NJ. Pringle, of Saltwater, visited
at Camp Lincoln this week.
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tanning Miss Beulah Post and Master
Allan Post, of Dubuque, 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Norquist cell
ebrated the tenth anniversary of their
wedding Tuesday, July 2.
Miss Emma Wilhelmi. of Des Moines.
To-, is the guest of Mrs John Will
helmi, of North street.
Mrs. p. Donahue, of Lafayette ave-
nue., has returned from three months
visit at Redwood, Wis.
Rev. Robert Hammond Cotton, wife
and Miss Ethel Cotton, spent the week
at st. Peter, MINI.
Mrs. John Copeland and Miss Helen
Copeland returned Tuesday from ALL
rora, Nebraska.
The Junior club will meet next Thurs
day evening with Miss Blanch Conley,
of Cook street.
Miss Sallie Dougherty, of Preble
street, is spending a few days at Green
Isle, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hamilton have
returned from a weeks outing at Lake
Elmo.
Miss Tena Lawrence, of Collins
street, left Friday for Collinwood, Can
ada.
Miss Eleanor Irmscher is home from
New York city to spend the summer
Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Conley spent the
week at Cannon Falls, MINI.
7. L. Korth, of Burr street,, spent
the Fourth at Henderson, Wis.
Master BERTHE Hammond is spending
the summer at Forest Lake
Prof. and Mrs S. A. Farnsworth left
Friday for Denver, Col.
Charles R. Marelius is celebrating at
Belle Blaine, MINI.
Miss Allie Searles is visiting friends
in BelOit, Wis
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Sixth and Robert
BRILLIANcY FOR DRILLIANcY.
Women Who Should Not Wear
SparkIinc JeyyeIry

Don't flashing gems if you are
a poor converse tionalist.7
Don't wear flashing gems if your
husband has a worn out, hunted look
Don't wear jewels if you are stupid
and do not move well-choose metal
work in interesting designs
These paragraphs are from the adj
vance sheets of a little book which
is likely to excite wide interest among
women who give any thought to their
personal charms-and the women who
do not are not worth speaking about,
says the New York Herald. 1t is
called Jewel Don'ts,' and is written
by Edmund Russell
While the American woman is deeply
versed in the art of dress, and is
probably the best gowned woman in
the world, she has made little or no
study of the wearing of jewels as to
their effect, appropriateness and aes-
thetic value. She may consider her
Oriental sisters back numbers as to
fashion, but there is not one of them
so benighted she could not give the
Occidental fair one great many
points as to the arrangement of jewels.
The average American woman runs
She does not care much how they are
set, so long as they are in gold and
the glisten of the stone is not impaired.
She forgets that there are many other
gems better suited to her peculiar
type or manner of dress. She does
not know that the manner of setting
is often the chief charm of the jewel.
The setting of a jewel ought to have
some unique or appropriate design es-
pecially suited to the wearer
Many women can wear diamonds
with good effect. A bright, well
gowned, healthy woman generally can,
and a brilliant talker always can. But
don't says Mr.. Russell, wear dia-
monds without considering if you have
enough brilliancy to sustain their bril-
liancy.
Don't, if poor, think there is any
saving grace in little shining spot
somewhere on your shabby clothes. A
well selected fifty cent oxidized silver
pin may say you have a soul-but
avoid the diamond that takes all your
savings to buy and a microscope to
see. Diamonds lose their virtue when
large or small from necessity, and
the shallow or vulgar or tired wife
of the rich man who wears big ones
because she has to makes no more
real effect than the woman with the
moulting feather boa who wears small
ones because she has to-"
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MACALESTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howell gave a delight
full reception Friday evening at their
nome on Dayton avenue in honor of
their guests, Prof. and Mrs Pierce, of
Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Helen Hoyt, of st. Paul, was
the guest of Mrs. E. B. Hubbard, of
the week.
Mr.: and Mrs. P. T. Jackson, Miss
ingalls, and Arthur Clark have re
turned from their fishing expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Taylor enter
tanned a number of the Park people
Thursday evening.
A. W. Vance celebrated the Fourth
by visiting his friend, Harry S. Nasty,
at Fort Smelling.
Mrs. G. A. Hunt leaves for an extend
ed visit in the East the first of the
week.
Mrs. D. W. McCourt is entertaining
her friend, Mrs. Frey, of Wisconsin.
Frank Balcome has returned from a
visit at his old home.
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EVENTS OF A WEEK.

The Willard w. c. T. U. held a
mothers meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Simmons, on Livingston avenue,
on Thursday which was very largely
attended. Mrs. Waite, of South Wa
basha, sang for the ladies, and Mrs
Richter read from Hints on Child
Training" by H. Clay Trumbull, a
chapter on 1.-The Value Of Table Talk"
which was very much appreciated. Re-
freShments were served and an enjoy
able social time enjoyed.
A lawn fete was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Middleton at their beau
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EAST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. c. F. Carson was rendered
pleasant birthday surprise Monday
afternoon. About twenty-five ladies
were in attendance. The occasion was
also the seventh anniversary of their
wedding.
Myron K. Simmons left Wednesday
for New York city, having taken a re-
sponsible position in the interests of
the Bohn Manufacturing company.
The Ladies Afternoon Euchre club
was entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Perkins, of Olive street. Six
beautiful prizes were given.
Rev. A. Biebighauser spent last Sun
day at Lake City, acting as presiding
elder, in place of Rev. E. j. Funk.
Miss Ethel Frink, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Eunice Quick. has re-
turned nome to Woodville, Wis.
The Misses Reschatsch are enter
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the lake early and forgot to fill out
blanks.
There will be a lawn fete at the
cottage of Mrs. Harry on Wednesday
evening, July 10. The proceeds are to
be devoted to the benefit of the camp
memorial chapel.
Gebhart Bohn and family are at
their cottage at Bohn's Point on the
north shore of Crystal bay.
General W. w. Averen, U. S. A.,
spent few days at the Lafayette, a
guest of Col. Lazette
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Misses Jackson, who have been
visiting Mrs. S. II. Hedges, returned
to their home in Wisconsin on Monday.
Mrs: w: z. Edwards and sons and
Mrs. H. M. Crosby left onj Saturday for
Cape Cod and other seaside resorts.
Mrs. w. E. Wood and daughters
Mabel and Alice left on Thursday for
a visit in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Provost have
gone to Grafton, where they will make
their future home. T.
Lieut. George Holmes, of st. Johns
military academy, is spending his va
cation at home.
Mrs. Helen. Baker returned during
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LAKE ELMO.

Albert Schuneman and family and
Charles Schuneman and family are at
Elmo.
Mrs. E. Sheridan and daughter Lii
liam are guests of Mrs. Jacobs at the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Gribbens and son
are at their cottage for the summer
A party of Saltwater young folks
spent their Fourth at The Elmo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton spent the
Fourth at Elmo.
Miss Weed spent the Fourth with
Miss Lillian Moore.
Mrs. Gillette spent Sunday with her
son at Elmo.
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Jul home on Bates avenue Thursday

iful home on Bates avenue Thursday
afternoon and evening. The decora
lions were very artistically arranged.
Luncheon was served on the lawn at
6 o'clock. A brilliant display of fire
works was given in the evening. The
day will be one long to be remembered
by those in attendance.
The Trinity Choral society gave its
annual picnic on July 4 on Dale street
near Maryland avenue, and the affair
was a pronounced success. Their
friends turned out in goodly num-
Der. The programme opened with
ball game between the Trinity Choral
society and the SUBMITS, which was
won by the former with the score II
to s. The second game was postponed.
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EVENTS SCHEDULED.

The Singing society Norges Elxko will
give its annual picnic at Forest Lake
on Sunday, July A. The committee
in charge of the arrangements intends
to make this the most enjoyable event
of the season. Races will occur in the
afternoon and there will be music at
the PAVILION all daY
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Special Service to CIevc,,,,

The fast train on the Nickel Plate
Road leaving Chicago at 80 p. M, ar
irving at Cleveland 11:3O p. M, is the
best day train between Chicago and
Cleveland. Give it trial and be con-
Vinced. Uniformed colored porters in
charge OF day coaches. Lowest rates
10 all points. For further informa-
ton address ]. Y. Callahan, general
agent III Adams street. Chicago, Ill.
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WEDDING BELLS.

Mr.. Eugene Cardinal and Agnes Nc
Nicely were married very quietly on
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
dinal will leave the city on Sunday
evening, July Z, for an eastern trip.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-07

and Miss Blanch Kemmerer at the
brides home in Springfield, Mimi, on
July 8. Mr.. and Mrs. Lord will be at
home after September l in Leroy,
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Carpet Department.
Furniture and Drapery Dept.

July Clearance Sale of Drapery
Fabrics, Lace Curtains and Furni=
ture Coverings, embracing the
newest colorings and effects in Silk
Tapestries, Brocades and Damasks.
the choicest designs in Nottingham,
Hamburg Net, Irish Point, Brus-
sells, Marie Antoinette, Louis XIV.
and Renaissance Lace Curtains,
Jute, Cotton and Wool Taps, Bro
7Gatelle, etc. Also a select line of
artistic Parlor Furniture in EN-
pire, French and Colonial designs.
In fact, everything in this depart
.1nent will experience a decided re-
duction, which will certainly be ap-
preciated by close buyers.
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AANiS III q - lis
manner, and the actual
value is $3.50 each.
Your choice Monday. :.
Is Ladies'Woo1 Serge
Suits, the regular S6.5(
values. Choice, each,
80 Fine Wool Serg
sizes. Many were sold
at $3.50 each; none
worth less than 5000.
Choice, each.
Fine French Batiste
sone1y made and rib
bon-trimnled; regular
5000 value. Your
choice, each.
A small lot (13 do.
Waists; our regular IL
SIPS values; broken
Choice of any.