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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-08
WALLINGFORD.

Attorney Harrison has. after several
weeks labor, about completed his in
vestigation of the borough accounts,
and the same will be given to the pub
lie at meeting which will be called
Tor the town hall in the near future.
The different branches of business have
been gone over, and as near as can be
ascertained no startling discoveries
have been made that show an attempt
at dishonesty or crooked work on the
part of any of the officials. There are
said to be some differences in the col
lectorS' accounts and claim that quite
a sum is due the borough. Collector
Austin has his books open for inspec-
ton, and if there are any inaccuracies
he is willing and anxious to have the
same brought to light. He has receipts
from the treasurers of the borough for
the past fifteen years and has settled
the books on their figures, and has re-
ceipts for the same. If they have made
mistakes, of which he knows nothing.
then the same should be showed up,
and if he is indebted to the borough he
is willing to settle the same, but as
matters now stand he cannot see where
there is any reason to doubt the accu-
racy of the figures of the treasurers.
who are, without exception, competent
bookkeepers and have a reputation for
accuracy in their figures. Collector
Austin is ready at any time to explain
and show up his position and his books
to the satisfaction of the taxpayers.
The funeral of Miss Margaret Gala
han will occur this morning at o'clock
from the Church of the Holy Trinity.
The annual meeting of st. Paurs par
ish will be held on Monday evening,
April 81.
F. B. Northrop has started on his
fourth year as choirmaster at Christ
church, West Haven.
The board of school visitors will hold
a meeting on Friday evening.
Rosemary hall is closed for a ten
days vacation and will reopen next
week.
Stetson's iUncle Toms Cabin" COM
pany is billed for the opera house on
Thursday evening. Reserved seats go
on sale at Pixley's this morning.
Yesterday was far from being mod
ell spring day, with its numerous snow
squalls and all kinds of weather.
THE Black Flag" was witnessed by
a very large audience in the opera
house Monday evening, and the t, A.
BIS will realize quite snug sum of
money from the sale of tickets.
There are extensive preparations be-
ing made for a great celebration when
the new Wallace hose house is ready
for dedication, and it is safe to say
that it will be one of the events of the
season.
The annual promenade concert and
sociable Of the knights of Pythias in
the armory Friday evening promises 10
be an interesting event, and will be
largely attended. Music will be fur
nished by the opera house orchestra,
with Professor Harry Mitchell as the
prompter.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Own a home-$16.00. r. e. Baldwin.
Ashes carted-Connecticut Concrete
Co., 40 Church street.
Loans and insurance furnished by
Charles Wilson & Co., AZ Church street,
Manure specially composted for fer
tilizing lawns. Connecticut Concrete
company, 40 Church street.
Mr. Charles N. Muzzy was very much
surprised by about sixty of his friends
at the home of Miss Daisy Wood on
Sylvan avenue Monday evening.
Walter Mororco, formerly of this city,
is visiting Robert Fl. Bishop the Chapel
street newsdealer. Mr. Mororco is now
manager of the Grand opera house in
San Francisco.
City Clerk A. P. Kirkham, Alderman
William H. Kane, T. P. Terry and Tat
rick McAuliff of Ansonfa have been
summoned by Sheriff w. f. Parmalee
to appeare at New Haven to-day to
serve as jurymen.
The late w. S. Dearden of West Ha-
ven was at one time a clerk in the drug
store in Norwich owned by N. Douglas
SEWN, and for number of years con-
dlicted a drug store under the firm
name of Follett & Dearden in that
city.
The First Baptist church will endea-
vor to retain the Rev. John H. Mason
in the passionate Of the church. 1t is
the church's intention not to accept his
resignation at the meeting on Friday
evening. They are willing, however. to
give Mr.. Mason vacation of several
months.
New Ravens first annual cat show
is to be held in old Union armory
April q, %, 20, "a. Prizes awarded best
cats in each class. Cages and care
provided. For entry blanks and rules
call on or address, Adrian l.. Potter,
manager. Office, Masonic Temple,
Chapel street corner Union.
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An INSTITUTE.
Assistance for Sunday School Workers
Begins Tonight, ...

Assistance for Sunday School Workers.
Begins Tonight. "
An institute for the benefit of per-
sons connected with Sunday schools OF
New Haven and vicinity will be held
at United church chapel beginning this
evening and will continue for three
evenings. The following is the program
of exercises:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 8.
7.3O-Devotional service, led by H. NJ
Taylor, superintendent OF CalVary
Baptist Sunday school.
Discussion. Topic" The Sunday
School Teachers Preparation Of the
Lesson Introduced and Illustrated
by Prof. Clark S. Beardslee, Hart
ford Theological seminary.
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 3.
7:3O--Devotional service, led by +. M
Lloyd superintendent Plymouth
Congregational Sunday school,
7:50-Discussion. Topic: Methods OF
Sunday School Organization" In
troduced and illustrated by Judge l..
E. Hitchcock, Chicopee, Mass.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 10.
(ESpSCldlly lOI oupSi
DECENTRALIZATION drill, by Boys Brigade
of United Congregational Sunday
School.
7..SO-Devotional service. Led by w.
H. Hail. State secretary.
7:5O-Discussion. Topic: Mems
Classes" Introduced by Frank A.
Ferris, Esq, New York city
Questions on Superintendent Work
Answered by Frank A. Ferris, ESQ.
1904 superintendent Union Tor
New Haven and Vicinity. Presented
for discussion and action by Waiter
r. Downs, superintendent United
Congregational Sunday School.
The institute is under the auspices OF
the Connecticut Sunday School reach
ers' association. The twentieth state
convention Of the association is to be
held in Hartford October 6, and 8.
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Brick Paving Contract,

Meriden, April Mayor Coe said
this morning that the figures of ]. Nc
Minimum of Tyrone, Pa, who was
awarded the contract for brick paving
on West Main street by the street COM
mittee this morning, were the lowest
received of those that met the neces-
sary requirements of the brick tests
made during the past week.
In all there were nine bids sent in as
follows: H. Wales Lines company,
James Kane & Son and Clark & Will
liams, Meriden; C. w. BIakeslee &
Sons, New Haven; Sweeney & Co., AL
bany, N. Y; James E. Miles, Easton,
Pa; Hartford Paving and Construction
Co, Hartford; Interstate Brick and
Paving company, Philadelphia, ard j
McMinninlin, Tyrone, Pa.
The committee decided not to give
out the figures of the unsuccessful bid
ders.
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Wednesday, April s. 1896.
NEW ADVERrIsEMENrs rO-DAl

A Crate Fire-Chamberlaln Furniture Co.
American Line-J. NJ. Lines, Jr.
Bloycles-Arthur Griggs.
Butter-E. II. Clark.
"Creepou"-Chas. Monson Co.
Big Prices Paid-J. Robinson.
Daily Chat-Malley. Medley Co.
Estate Cordelia Trumau-Probate Notice,
observation-disclosures Street Hall.
Entertainment-Grand Opera House.
Entertainment-Hypero Theater.
Faster GiftS-At kirby's.
Fresh Fish-Grand Avenue Fish Boat.
For Rent-Rooms-+99 Winthrop Avenue.
For Rent-House-T5 Howe Street.
For Sale--Horses-130 Chapel street.
Grand Shopping opportunity. NJ. Brown " 70.
Ladies' Skirts-E. Mcintyre Il Co.
Notice-Hamden Selectmen.
Nine Hours Sale-Milius Frank.
Paint--Thompson s. Beden.
Shoes-M. L. Bristol.
Sardines-E. i. Nichols.
The One Price System-Howe " Stetson.
Wanted Rooms-Box lll2, City.
Wanted-Situation4l Greene Street.
Observation-Disclosures Franklin Street.
Wanted-Situatiou-1i3 Monroe Street.
Wanted-Situation-8 Audubon Street.
Wanted-Nurse-SS Trumbull Street.
Wanted-Situation-l3 Chapel Street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS whitney Avenue.
Wanted-Situation-S2 Grand Avenue.
Wanted-Girls-Mrs Babb.
Wanted-Situation-22 Orange Street.
Wanted-House-R. A. W., This Office.
Wanted-Situation-5 Winchester Avenue.
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Budd Doble to Retire.

New York, April 7.-Budd Doble, the
famous reinsman, announces that he
has retired from the turf, and that he
has driven his last professional race.
Doble has decided to become a pro-
moter. He is the owner of a gold
mine in California, and in order to
develop this property he needs CAPT
tai. He will go to Europe shortly to
raise the money with which to work
the mine, and upon his return will de-
vote all his time to the development of
his property. Doble says that whether
he raises the necessary capital or not
he will never again be seen in a sulky
on a race track. Doble is a man of
means. At one time it was rumored
that he would take charge of his
father in-law's Gucky Baldwin), ia
nous Santa Anita Stable, Doble de-
MED the rumor.
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MLLLUS FRANK.
Thursday,
ApW 8,
8 : hour SALE.
Bargains ALL DAY LONG
That Cannot Be Matched Elsewhere.
That Cannot Be Matched Elsewhere

colors, chenille dots or plain if you pre-
fer; special for Thursday &c. yd.
2S-Ladies' shell Side Combs, your
| choice for &c. a pair for Thursday only.
29-Ladies' house Wrappers, made OF
| fast colored percale, regular price 9Sc.,
Thursdays price SOC.
3O-Men's Night Shirts. good strong
cotton, 50 inches long, nicely embroid-
cred fronts, Soc value, Thursday 29c.
31-Men's extra heavy Working Shirts
made of best quality Amoskeag Chew
lot, 4Oc value, Thursday 25c,
32-Men's heavy Elastic Web Suspen-
ders, Thursday all day 7c. boys sizes
Sc.
33-Men's White Bosom Shirts, good
quality, Thursday all day 25c.
34-Good quality White Butchers
Aprons, As inches long, Thursday all
| day lac.
| 35-Men's fast color Tan and Black
| Half Hose, 4 pair for 25c.
36-Men's Silk and Satin Teck Scarfs
| In the latest spring styles, 25c. value,
| but for Thursday for 25c.
37-Extra heavy Mems Overalls worth
! Soc, jumpers to match, Thursday Csc.
-MSu uGdNy idiu ottiiAPCiS, SoiNi
| at ACC, Thursday 21c.
39-Men's Apply Linen Collars, war
ranted pure linen or money refunded,
15c. pality, Thursday &c.
40-Men's Celluloid Collars, genuine
| article, worth 20c., Thursday &c., 8 for
| 25.; Celluloid Cuffs lie. pair.
| 41--Man's elegant Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, either white or fast color,
printed border, Thursday for CSC.
| 42-Men's beautiful Silk ana Satin
| Bows, best in the market, Thursday all
| day Sc. apiece.
| 49---Ladies' Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, good quality Thursday 1c. apiece.
| 44-Good quality Turkish Wash Rags,
| Thursday lie. apiece.
| $4,000 dozen stylish Dress Buttons,
gilt, silver, cut jet, etc, value 12c., 15.,
! 1885,, zoe, 25c., Thursday your choice &c.
T, a dozen
| 46-Elegant Russia. Leather Belts, lat
est styles, 25c. quality, Thursday your
choice &c.
day &c. "a yd
4S-3-inch wide French Val Lace, 15c.
quality, Thursday &c. a yd,
49-3-inch wide Linen Torchon Lace
Insertion, 12c. quality, Thursday Sc. a
yd.
50-1,00 yds Hamburg insertions,
worth from 1oc. to zoe. a yd., Thursday
4c. yd.
| 51-Hamburg Edge Thursday lie. yd.
| 52-Good quality Safety Pins, Thurs
day lie. dozen.
53-Ladies' fast black Seamless Hose,
| t21bc. quality, Thursday 4 pairs for 25c.
54-Children's fast black Seamless
] Cotton Hose, 121ac. quality, Thursday
IN
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The One=Price
System .

maintained by this
house ever since its establish~
ment is the rock upon which
we're building.
It's the only system that
does equal justice to the pur-'
chaser and seller.
The up-to-date concern,
with its corps Of experienced
buyers, indefatigable in delv-
ing for lowest prices - if
guided by an honest desire
for only a reasonable profit
is sure to succeed.
We should think that
the wigglety, wagglety prices
of some houses would be a
source of continual wonder
to their patrons.
FOR EXAMPLE
Salesman Ito unknown customer)-
These goods are $100 yd., madam
best ever shown for the money.
! Same Salesman 40 minutes later)--
Yes, Mrs. B, we always get 81 90
for these goods, but then you're one
of our best customers, and we won't
charge you but 90c yd.
Same Salesman Ia little later Never
have sold these goods for less than
$1O0, but seeing its you, Mrs. A,
we'll say 871ac
And the next customer that
comes in is just as liable to pay Sl.lO
yd., as it suits the salesman's fancy.
Where is a customers safe
guard when such methods as we de-
scribe above and which occur daily,
are resorted to
Only in the strictly one price system
one price to all, and that the
Lowest.
One Local Firm
comes out point blank in print
and offers special lou prices to out
of-town patrons, and if their adver-
tisement can be believedmake no
pretensions to q one price system.
Extract from New Haven firms adv.
in the Ansonia Sentinel April 9th.
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FUNERAL IN VEST MAVEN
OF William S. Dearden-Intorment in
NORTHAMPTON,

OF william S. Observation-Disclosures in
Northampton.
The funeral services of William S.
Dearden took place at his late residence
on Washington avenue, West Haven,
yesterday afternoon, attended by a
large number of friends, included
among whom We're many from this
city, former neighbors here of the de-
ceased. Rev. Mr.. Squires of the Con-
gregational church officiated and made
feeling and appropriate remarks.
There We're beautiful floral tributes,
one from DR.. Shepard, in whose drug
store the deceased had been a clerk
for the last three years. The remains
were taken to the old home, North
ampton, Mass, for interment. Stahl &
Son of this city We're the funeral direc-
tors. The widow of the deceased and
his two brothers, one from Northamp-
ton, the other of Philadelphia, accom-
panied the remains to Northampton.
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j. ". C. Il.
Entertainment This Evening.

An entertainment will be given I'M
der the auspices of the Y. w. C. A this
evening at o'clock in the lecture room
of the First Baptist church. An ex-
cellent program has been arranged
The entertainers are Mr.. Frank Edgar
who is to sing baritone solos; Mr.
Wooster, flute soloist; Miss Lena
Schappa, elocutionist, and hiss Julia
Moore, either soloist.
There is also to be an original paper
on First Impressions of England"
Persons wishing to attend can pro-
cure tickets at the Y. w. c. A. rooms
SOS Chapel street, where they may be
had free on application,
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p 0OO vds double width paner C4n.
bric Thursdav so vi
9-5 Ooovds soft fn;sh 1inins cam, rio
all shades THURSDAY o. vd
3-S OOo vds oen,,ina coot,,b IJ.ir c,,lth
15c vaIue Thursdov - Vi
4-Fast b1.cI Mo;raan stiffening tso
oualitv s-bour nrica ~ vd
-Douhle widtb Tvi,led si,asia Ike
ouaIitv aNho,,,. ,a,.,oa " ud
5--Ex+r, o,,oiit,, rn;no,;na ,oo =. u,
itv s-bour nrice A. Vi
6-Fanoy fe,,,rod SiIosia hIooI ~, ore
side ooc ona1;t,, how, ,,rioa o. al
7-Ganpina Grass Clot,, 15c o,1a ,itv
g bonr nr;ca 60 "a
epars;a,, TJoi,. c,o+,, 4,l,,ds lac
o5o o,,oIit,r 49,. ,,,;oa ,oiLa
a. Can,n,.io cansot co,,a,,s VOL, ,,aae
felled seams. perfecet fit. 15c. quality
3-hour price &C.
1O-Ladies' Nightgowns, strong Got.
ton, tucked yoke. handsomely trimmed
60c value. 3hour price 39c.
11-Ladies' SOC. Corsets. Thursday l9c
12-Thompson's Glove Fitting and DIR
Warner Nursing Corsets, which all nc
store can YOU buy less than s1.OO anS
$1.35, Thursday at our store SOC.
13-Ladies' Long Waist Sateen 6-hool
Corset, value 81. 90, Thursday all day, SOC
14-Thompson's Glove Fitting Mise
Corsets SOC. is the price, but Thursday
all day at 121hc.
15-Good Long Waist 75c. and B5c
Corsets, Thursday your choice SOC.
16-Genrine Imported French whale.
homo Corsats q p and p Is al ne
other store can YOU buy for less thar
S.. 25 to SO. so. at our store Thursday 81. 10
17-Genuine w. B. long waist Sateer
Corsets. advertised in other stores al
s1 90 M NOT brow away vour NOR ey-
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John Pope Diving.

Richmond, April John Pope, the
vice president and managing director
of the American Tobacco company, Is
not expected to live through the day
He had an operation performed on sat
urday for laryngitis.
Mr.. Pope, with Mr.. Ginter, mas oeen
one of the most influential managers
of the affairs of the American Iobaccc
company He is reported to be WORTH
$4,000 900 or $5000,000, He is about for-
tv Years old
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Miss Kay's Recital.

and highly accomplished elocutionist,
will give a recital in this city on May
6. Miss Kay is very busy in respond
ing to calls to give entertainments.
She goes to Seymour, Branford. Spring.
field, West Gardner and other places
this month.
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An Accid ent

An Accid snt
Roofs will leak, steam
pipes Will burst, and every
such incident is somebody's
loss, bur your certain gain.
An accident happened in
our stock room, damaging
$40 odd volumes of our best
books.
Among them are some of the Astor
series-half Russia bound, CSC price.
The Oxfo.d series, cloth bound, 24c.
The Aldi,e cloth bound edition re.
"Songs from the operas" 1oc, and
others.
The damage is to the bind
ing only, and in many cases
slight.
Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday on bargain table No. 3
you can have your choice for
-haY Price.
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Easter Tea and Entertainment.

This evening in the Church of the
Messiah vestry there will be an Easter
tea and entertainment given under the
auspices of the Y. p. C. U. connected
with the church. Supper will be serv-
ed at $50 p. m. At p. m. the comedy
drama per Telephone will be pre-
sented Following is the cast of char
acters.
Mr.. Guy Harling. Mr. w. F. Masterson
Mr. Ned Austin. Pierre J. A. Moyen
Miss Nan Cuzzin. Miss Mabel Sherman
Miss Mary Halcome. Observation-Disclosures.
........... Miss Adah F. Wilkinson
Nora. ......... Miss Helen Lee Conklin
Telephone Operator.
...................M Miss May Conklin
The cast has been carefully coached
by Mr.. R. M. Sherman, and the play
will doubtless prove a perfect success
as all the participants have faithfully
studied their respective parts.
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To Sail for Europe.

Rev. F. r. Luckey and wife are ar
ranging to sail for Europe in May, to
be gone for month or two.
William A. Slater and family of Nor
witch will sail for England to-day, to
be gone a year.
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Shop and
Attend the
Music Festival.

We will make you 4
special low price on
any goods you pur-
chase from us, so as
to cover the cost Of
YOUR Festival ticket
and fare one way. ~
departments.
There's food for thought
here.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April Z. 1896. 8 y. m.
Forecast for wednesday-For New England:
Generally fair in the interior, local SHOWS on
the coast, followed by fair weather, north
easterly winds.
For eastern New York: Partly cloudy
weather, probably light furries OF snow,
northeasterly winds, not so cold in southern
portion Wednesday.
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1.-THE Baby Is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old aud well-trled rem
ely, Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children tcething. 1t soothes the child, soft
ems the gums. allays all paln,cu res wind COLE
and is the best remedy for diarrhoe I IWen-
ty-tive cents Il bottle. 80 MWF&wly
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Local Weather Report.
ron Apprr. = 1904

Mean temperature. ~.
Max. Temperature 3d.
Min. tempe 81.
Precipitation 20 inches.
Max. velocity of wind. Gle.
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean tenn
perature since January !. 2.l3 degrees: or an
average daily deficiency or ~ degrees.
Total excess IN precipitation since Janu-
Rry l. IL inches.
u, G. MEYERS. Observer.
Note.--A minus sign IL pretixed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low Zero.
A"T' in connection with rainfall indicates
atrace Of rainfall too email to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth OF
water not known.
*Below zero.
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Eminent Man Dead.

Rome, April Count Matte, the
eminent homeopathic died at Bologna
to-day.
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IfYou Want

to 60 West cheaply and comfortably
take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tours,
excursions. Personally conducted
Leave Boston weekly.
New England agency 332 Washington
street, Boston. s12 tt
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
rheumatism and neuralgia; entirely vegc-
table, safe.
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A
Crate
Fire.

When the furnace fire
dies and the stove is
slowed away, have ready
an" Asbestos !" Gas Crate.
1t will produce a soft,
cheerful, warming fire.
No dust. No smoke. No
labor. Simply turn on the
gas, strike a match to the
asbestos, and your fire is
there. Heat too. There's
nothing to wear out. A
Gas Crate is as easy to
manage as the Gas Burn
ers which light your rooms.
Call in and see it burn.
Prices $1,000 to $4,000.
A five-hoor
Furniture Store.
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NJZIUS RANK, $50 CHAPEL STREET.
NALEYsNEELY,sp(e.

the week !
Worth SO cents.
Free to all here from 9 till
5 o'clock. lend floor, right
wing.)
King Pharaoh's Daughter
Hundreds saw the great
Electrical Illusion yssterel Jay,
thousands will see it during
the week
Worth 50 cents.
Free to all here from o1till
5 o'clock.-(2nd floor, right
wing.)
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BARGAIN ] able No. L

Bargain Table No.
1900 balls of crochet silk, fast colors,
fine quality, all colors.
Wednest az and Thursday price sc. FER
Dali.
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&" King fslaraoh's Daughter"
Hundreds saw the great
Electrical Illusion yesterday,
thousands will see it during
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from MS sfaVeleTS samples.
This leaves a residue of
the brightest and best selling
grades Oh his hands.
It's a wise retailer who
can secure these at his own
price.
View, contracted with two
of the largest shirt waist
makers 'sh, their names are
secret) to take all of these
odd lots at AaII Prize.
They'll keep coming right
along and you'll find them
on the bargain tables.
Some o. them are in now
New, rlatty and up-to-date.
$3.50 for $I,75.
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vety aristocratic looking ma
terial, made in German Al
SAGE, by weavers whose ideas
and ia It's are French to the
core.
Here il a windfall in crepon.
A New York wholesaler
needed money worse than
the goods, and as a result
there arc here nine beautiful
black specimens Of A inch
width, iii massive, bouffant
effects, designed to sell at
$500, $a.a5 and $3.50 per
yard.
orr bryce $1.25, $1.3I and
$1,5o pa
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Grenadines

GRENADINES
Our dless goods buyer says
we can't talk too strongly Of
their me;its.
We've got a few too many
in all silss, handsome figures
and stripes.
Just liz send them off
quickly ind give a new i'm
pulse oItrade.
the $I:25 kind for Soc. yA.
the $I+oo grade for o9c. yd.