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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-11

$50 pieces extra quality Dress Cling
hams, the regular 10c. grade. Clear
anoe Sale Price, &c.
Is pieces genuine Scotch Ginghams
usually sold at 20c. q yard. Clear
ance Sale Price. Sc.
100 pieces fine Printed Organdies, the
regular 1sc. quality. Clearance Sale
Price, SC.
Is pieces one-yard wide Printed French
Batiste. the lSc. grade. Clearance
Sale Price. &c.
200 pieces Of the best quality Of Apron
Ginghams manufactured, regular &c.
quality. Clearance Sale Price, 4%c.
Is pieces striped and checked Cham
brey. These goods never sold less
than &c. Clearance Sale Price, 3%c.
2SO pieces printed Cotton Challies, regC-
lar 4c. quality. Clearance Sale Price.
23ac.
IS pieces Plain Seersucker in Blue. Pink
and grey only. regular price 10c.
Clearance Sale Price, SIC.
Is pieces Shirred Amoskeag Chambrey,
the regular 10c grade. Clearance
Sale Price. AZ c.
$50 pieces Printed Batiste, the regular
&c quality. Clearance Sale Price.
2%c.
125 pieces Figured. Corded Dimity, the
regular 1Oc quality. Clearance Sale
Price, 4c.
Is pieces extra quality striped outing
Flannel. the 10c. grade. Clearance
Sale Price, 4%c.
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able patterns. regular price, 12kc.
Clearance Sale Price. &c.
25 pieces fine silk and wool Dress Goods.
regular price, $l.25 Clearance Sale
Price, 39c.
20 pieces all-wool Crepons, regular
price, 75c. Clearance Sale Price. 33c.
25 pieces all-wool printed French Chal-
lies, regular price, 40c. Clearance
Sale Price, 25c.
All of our 45c., 55c. and Csc. all-wool
Spring Dress Goods, In one lot. Choice
of Any, 24c.
One lot of Atwood Ladies' Cloth. in all
the desirable shades. regular price,
49c. Clearance Sale Price, 3lc.
All OF our 5000 Dress Patterns, Clear
ancc Sale Price, $1,000.
All of our $1,000 Dress Patterns, Clear
ance Sale Price. $500.
All Of our $500 Dress Patterns, Clear
ance Sale Price $500.
All of our $500 Dress Patterns. Clear
ance Sale Price. $3.50.
The above are all new desirable Spring
Goods.
Is pieces all-wool Black Serge. the reg
ular 35c. quality. Clearance Sale
Price, 22c.
20 pieces black figured and brOcaded
Nuns Yelling, regular price, 75c.
Clearance Sale Price. 39c.
% pieces extra quality black figured
NIohair. never sold less than 49c.
Clearance Sale Price, 29c.
Is pieces all.wool Storm Serge. AZ inches
wide regular 80c. quality. Clearance
Sale Price 3ec.
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HOSIERY Department.

125 dozen Ladies' Onyx Fast Black
hose. with double spliced sole and
high spliced heel, forty gauges; form
er price, S5c. Clearance Sale price,
15c.
SO dozen Ladies' Fast Black and Rus
set Tan Seamless Hose. nice quality;
former price, 12hc. Clearance Sale
price, 3 pair for for 2Jc.
One-ease of Ladies' Fast Black, Russet,
Tan and Balbriggan Seamless Hose,
excellent quality. Clearance Sale
price, 121sc.
One case of Children's Ribbed Fast
Black Hose, sizes to Sia former
price, 12lsc. Clearance Sale price, 3
pair for 25c.
40 dozen Misses Ribbed Fast Black
and Russet Tan Hose, sizes 6 to 9i2;
former price, 15c. Clearance Sale
price lie
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THE LOVERS PREPARATIONS.
When He Expected to Meet His Pro.
posed Fathpr.in. Law.

1t was eight o'clock in the magnifi-
cent capital Of the greatest republic on
earth, and the cleaning, oh, my darl-
ing, had gone glimmering among the
things that were two hours previously.
A gas light burned golden yellow on
the corner of one of the beautiful streets
leading into Dupont Circle, and an cleo
trio light burned silvery white two
blocks down the street, when an ambu-
lance from the Emergency hospital
stopped in front of a palatial residence
in that aristocratic neighbOrhood and
backed up to the curb
One minute. or perhaps less. after the
ambulance had stopped, handsomely
dressed young man jumped out over
the tailboard and started toward the
steps Of the house.
AS he did so. q policeman, strolling
leisurely around the corner beyond. OBJ
served the ambulance, and instantly
sprinted for it.
Say" exclaimed the officer, in the
usual chaste and elegant. not to say
Chesterfieldian, manner of an excited
guardian of the peace, whats the
row."
There isn't any-yet." replied the
young fellow, with u world Of suggested
possibility in the way he closed his an
swer with the word yet
whats the ambulance for?" insist
ed the policeman.
For future reference" said the young
man evasively.
That's not what they are usually
for" argued the officer. trying to get
at the true inwardness of the situation.
NO" and the young man drew closer
and spoke very confidently; mo. but it's
different I'm this case. You see. I'm GO
ing in to ask young lady's father for
her hand. and as the old man isn't stuck
on me, thought 1t might come handy
for me to be prepared for emergencies.
The policeman gave vent to his ad-
miration in "a low whistle. and waited
until a servant came out and told the
ambulance driver to go back to, the
stable.--Washington Star.
4
The Rhode Island State Fair associa-
ton has announced premium of 1000 for
contests between horseless carriages d,N.
ing It's September meeting =
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CLoAKs, SUITS. JACKETS and
.CAPES.

% Ladies' Fine Wool Suits in navy blue
and fancy; former price, $6-9S to $500.
Clearance Sale price, $29S to SASS.
a6 Ladies' Light Weight Cloth Capes.
nicely trimmed; former price. $685.
Clearance Sale price, CSC.
90 Ladies' Light Weight Cloth Capes;
former price, $2.4s. Clearance Sale
price $1.25.
Is very handsome quality Navy Blue
and Black Cloth Capes. with velvet
collar and trimmed with gilt braid;
former price, $5.9S. Clearance Sale
price s29S.
IA Ladies' Brocaded Silk Capes, also
velvet, lined throughout with six;
former price, $5.9S. Clearance Sale
price $2.9S
Ail of our finest quality Of capes that
sold from $79S to $1,000. Clearance
Sale price, $4.9S to $79S.
Our complete line of Ladies' Jackets,
all the latest styles. the best of make,
and have divided them up in several
Jackets that were ss.ss. Clearance Sale
price Sl.9S.
Jackets that We're s4.sS. Clearance Sale
price, S2.9S.
Jackets let that a. were ss.ss. Clearance Sale
Jackets that were s7.9S. Clearance Sale
price. 49S.
s5 Ladies' Black Brilliantine Skirts,
lined throughout. velveteen bound;
former price, sl.49. Clearance Sale
price, soc.
6o ladies' much finer quality black
figured Brilliantine Skirts. beautiful
new patterns, lined throughout, vel
veteen-bound, five yards wide, former
price. $685. Clearance Sale Price, $1.9S
Ali of our Duck and Linen Suits reduced
in the same proportion.
100 Children's Navy Blue Refers, in all
sizes, former price, CSC, Clearance
Sale Price, SOC.
25 very fine quality and beautiful de-
signs, all sizes. former price, $685.
Clearance Sale Price, SLAB.
S6 of our finest quality Refers, trimmed
in the latest style. former price, S3.9S,
Clearance Sale Price, $l.9S
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"CARADOC'S
soLILoQuY."
Happy Translation Of Poet John H.
POweIl's Emotional SOliloquy.
A GREAT EVOLUTIONARY TEST.PIECE
DIR. Jenkins, the Translator, has Fol.
lowed the Text in a Good POetical
Vein..The Original Very Popular
Test.Piece in the Leading Eistedd.
fOdau.

Where Is the pride of my enchanting fair
Siluria now? Is It in Rome with me
A captive bound? HAPPY wand'rer sad
In dear old Britain-roaming there I'm
tears,
And seeking there some unpolluted spot
Some other sacred SPOT to set its feet.
Can no one here the vital question solve?
had warehouses, counties chariots trim
A host of dashing Britons at my beck
To do my bidding. /. at the same time,
Their chieftain-leading on the field OF
blood.
While fighting bravely for my country's
cause.
This only forms part Of the esteem,
Wealth. and distinguished pomp, which
charmd me when
I sat with Dignity, Authority and Grace.
The prince of wise and noble men on dear
Siluria's throne; and heard with soul en-
tranc'd
The songs most heavily Of her blessed
bards.
Beside me Majesty and Honor walked.
While Fame with radiant jewels deckd
my brow.
And Fortune scatter'd flowers around my
feet.
But, then. what profits now to call to mind
My greatness past? Remembrance, get
thee gone,
Thy presence to me now augments ten-fold
The wormwood of this deadly cup of grief
And disappointment dire-a cup my soul
Must shortly drink to safe dark treason's
guile.
o! may oblivion dark surround me hence,
And kindly hide the Past.
Alas! where are
My dear princess and my aged sire?
HAPPY upon a troubled sea adrift-
Hurl'd by the blasts of disappo!ntments
drear
Against the crags of scorn-without q
friend
Or trusted lover to lend a hand,
To shield them in the storm. Where'er
they are,
My dearest love salutes them kindly now.
Before the proud ambitious Caesar. soon.
In these grim chains l shall he rudely led
E,v'n as foul assassin: there his laws
All deaf and blind to mercy, with one
viii clamor for my blood. Ny life with
joy
VIII surrender for my country's cause,
And o! how happy would | welcome death.
Should dear Siluria's green and sacred
sod
Preserve my blood.
The day when am called
To face the Roman Court. what shall do?
Would 1t be wise to play the coward there;
To hide my dignity and pride beneath
The traitors garb-hypocrisy and crave
His pardon and his grace-confess it
wrong
That ever I unsheath'd a sword against
A pow'r so great, majestic and sublime
AS Caesars realm? ITO play the cow
ward?'' What!
Caradoc to do thus! Get thee behind
Me Fear; disturb me not one moment with
Thy presence-never was my bosom pale
Abiding place to thee--and never shall.
ITO play the coward!'' Nay, unworthy
that
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-11
WHAT IS GOING
ON IN LONDON
Chatty Letter from Miss Kaiser on a
Variety Of Subjects.
ANOTHER WELSH CHOIR IS COMING
Success Of John r. Watkins at the
Royal Academy..Mis Gertrude
Drinkwater, of Madame Davies
Company, Wins the Parepa. Rosa
SchOlarship...Other Interesting
News and Comment.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

I|ndon, June 26.-London IL perfectly
charming just now. especially to a poor
girl student like me, who can now turn
from her weary winter grind at har-
mony, voice production, elocution, lee
lures. and what not, and rest on her
oars. so to speak, as the end Of the
Royal Academy year draws nigh, and
anticipate a bit of summer leisure. This
noble Institution Is just now a seething
Inass Of worried students, all a-stew-
ing away in fuming heat over their
exams, which are now coming on. You
ray well ask, "Then why aren't you
stewing, too?' But I answer: Alas! I
am not even allowed the privilege of
worrying and stewing, for the simple
reason that / did not enter the Acad-
ery at the very beginning Of either Of
the two years during which have been
50 fortunate as to receive instruction
under its hallOwed roof, and because of
that reason, am debarred from entering
all exams, although am not debarred
from the privilege of studying with all
my night and main. or from any other
privileges. So you see, my dear friend,
tnrt while the other girls are fretting
., L,
with q number more of students who,
like me, cannot get back to these hal
lowed halls by the first Of September,
because, forsooth, we must earn the
money first in order to get back at all,
am free to merely attend private les
sons, go to the opera, see the new plays,
attend the best concerts, and enjoy life
generally. while we know just as much.
or think we do, as the poor girls who are
now worrying over whether they are
going to get their promotion medals or
not.
So you see, having bit of leisure,
my thoughts naturally turned towards
my beloved homestead, and though you
may perhaps have imagined you had
: heard th6Nla of me.--yOu haven't, and,
toqdote those annual words of greeting
Z from the American circus clown, Here
we are again!"
ABOUT Mr.. WATKINS. ..
You will no doubt be interested to
Z learn that your fellow -townsman, Mr..
ID. i. watkins, Is now student at the
Royal Academy. Mr.. Watkins is quite
at home already, and progressing finely
Under the tutorship of one OF the finest
vdce'teachers on the long roll of Royal
Academy professors, Frederick tFiing,
esq Mr.. King has long had the en-
viaAle reputation Of having the finest
mems voices in the whole institution in
his Classes. His men really do develop
5 spleniid voices under his care. and 1t Is
not a, all too much to hope that your
own tswnsman, Mr.. Watkins, win soon
become one of the bright and shining
lights ia even so brilliant class as Pro-
fessor Kings. M,
Another bit OF news have for you
u that Miss Gertrude Drinkwater.
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TRIMMED and UN1RIMMED MILL
merry.

In this department everything goes
regardless Of cost. We pay no atten-
ton whatsoever during the month Of
July to what goods cost in this depart
ment. Our object IL to sell them at no
matter how great the loss Is, as we do
not believe in carrying over q dollars
worth Of millinery.
$50 dozen Assorted Flowers the regu-
lar 25c. kind, in one lot, choice of any.
SC. q bunch.
25 dozen fancy shapes made of finest
straw; none in the lot worth less than
75c. piece: choice of any, 1Sc.
$50 pieces fancy and plain satin Rib.
bons; some of these gods sold as high
as S0c.; choice of any. 19c.
All OF our feathers and ornaments at
CSC. on the dollar.
IS dozen trimmed straw sailors, the
regular Csc. kind. Clearance Sale
price, 33c.
All trimmed hats at one-fourth cost Of
material.
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Linen, regular price 10c. Clearance
o. Sale Price, 4Hc.
600 remnants White India Linen, These
Goods are worth 15c. off the piece.
Clearance Sale Price. &c.
500 pieces White Dotted Swiss from the
smallest to the largest dot. Prices
ranging from 10c up.
25 pieces Scrim. the regular &c. grade.
Clearance Sale Price, eye.
10 pieces Bleached Twilled Crash:
regular &c. grade. Clearance Sale
price. 2hc.
10 pieces Of linen 1S-inch crash, regular
&c. grade. Clearance Sale price, g..
a yard.
One lot Of cheese cloth, slightly soiled,
double width. regular 10c. quality.
Clearance Sale price, 1c. yard. .
25 pieces English long CLOTH the regular
12Hc. grade. Clearance Sale price,
71ac.
20 pieces extra quality plaid India Lin
EN-. the regular 12lSc. quality. Clear
ance Sale price, &c.
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SILKS

10 pieces extra fine quality two-toned
SILK. regular price Coo. Clearance
Sale Price. 35c.
One lot of Persian Silks, regular 40c
quality. Clearance Sale Price 24c.
One lot extra quality striped Silks, very
stylish for waists. regular price A9c
Clearance Sale Price. 29c.
500 yards extra fine quality fancy Silks
that we bought from an importer at
25c. on the dollar. Clearance Sale
Price, &c.
The value of these Silks are from $1.00
to s.. 90 yard.
500 yards of fancy Silks that we have
been selling all season at CSC, 75c.
and S5c. Clearance Sale Price, 43c.
25 pieces extra quality Black Brocaded
silk, all new effects regular price 85c.
Clearance Sale Price, CSC.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

All of our Boys Cambria Waists, all
ages. nicely made and perfect mt.
Clearance Sale Price. 19c.
so dozen Mems White Unlaundried
Shirts. re-enforced front and back.
Clearance Sale Price, 2lc.
One case OF Mems Fine. Blue Balbrig-
gan Underwear in all sizes. former
price 50c. Clearance Sale Price, 24c
Our complete stock of finest quality
French Lisle and Balbriggan Under
wear, former price $l.00. Clearance
Sale Price. CSC.
10 dozen Mems American Guyot Sus-
penders; former price, 25c. Clearance
Sale price. 15c.
One lot Of Mems Fancy Silk and Satin
Suspenders for summer wear; former
price, 29c. Clearance Sale price, 17c.
100 dozen Mems fine quality mixed cot
ton full seamless half hose. excellent
value at 12lac. Clearance Sale price,
pairs for 25c.
All Of our Mems fine neckwear that has
been reduced to 35c. Clearance Sale
price, 19c,
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INFANTS WEAR.

IS dozen Infants Cambria Dresses,
neatly trimmed. sizes to 6. Clear
ance Sale Price, 25c.
81 dozen fine Lawn Aprons and Dresses.
choice patterns, nicely trimmed. sizes
1 toS. former price, 69c. Clearance
Sale Price, SOC.
In this department everything apper-
talning to an infant can be found at
Clearance Sale Prices.
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ASSORTED NOTIONS.

625 pieces white finishing braid, regular
price, 1Oc. Clearance Sale price, &c.
SO gross best quality hooks and eyes.
Clearance Sale price, &c. a dozen.
% pieces silk elastic. regular price, 15c.
Clearance Sale price, &c.
Hair pins. regular price, 4c. Clearance
Sale price, 1c. q package.
IS dozen good quality OF pins, regular
price 4c. Clearance Sale price, &c. Q
paper.
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DRESS GOODS.

200 Remnants of desirable Dress Goods
divided in four lots.
Lot No l. Clearance Sale Price, 10c.
Lot No. ., Clearance Sale Price, Ice.
Lot No. 8. Clearance Sale Price, 23c.
Lot No. 4, Clearance Sale Price. Acc.
This is about one-quarter Of regular
price for these goods.
10 pieces allwool Beige Dress Goods
regular price, 35c. Clearance Sale
Price. lie. yard.
90 pieces half-wool Challies, new desir-
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.

At the prices we quote for this sale We
are confident will move them very
lively.
65 dozen Ladies' fine Lawn and Percale
Shirt Waists, with extra large sleeves.
sizes SO to A., former price. SOC. and
75c. Clearance Sale Price, 29c.
o. dozen finest quality Percale in the
Lost beautiful patterns, with large
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BLEACHED and BROWN MUSLIN.

Is pieces A. Extra Fine Qaulity I'm
bleached Muslin, the regular &c.
grade. Clearance Sale Price, SIC.
IS pieces good quality 1914 Bleached
Sheeting, the 16c. grade. Clearance
Sale Price, l2lac.
35 pieces 1914 Unbleached Sheeting,
good Clearance Sale Price.
12iac.
20 pieces Of az good quality 1914
Bleached Sheeting as manufactured.
never sold less than zoe. Clearance
Sale Price 15c.
35 pieces extra fine quality 1914 Brown
Sheeting, retails all over the country
at 19c. Clearance Sale Price, lac.
$50 Ready Made Pillow Cases, As by
Sc inches. Clearance Sale Price. &c.
$50 Bleached, Ready Made Sheets. 81
by 80 inches. regular price 49c. Clear
ance Sale Price, SOC.
10 pieces Bleached 42-inch Pillow Cas-
ing, extra good quality. regular
price &c. Clearance Sale Price, &c.
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LEATHER GOODS and TOILET
ARTICLES.

80 dozen Babe Skin Soap, sold all over
at 25c. package (of two). Clearance
Sale price, 15c.
All Of our finest quality Of soaps and
perfumes at Clearance Sale prices.
One lot of Ladies' Black Web Belts,
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THE UNIVERSITY OF WALES.

In a recent issue of the South Wales
Weekly News we are informed of the es-
tablishment of the University of Wales
by the public ceremony Of installing
the Prince of Wales as first chancellor
Of the university, and comforting hon.
orary degrees on the Princess Of Wales
Mr.. Gladstone and others. 1t was very
fitting that the initial ceremony should
be held at Aberystwith, for it was at
that beautiful town the first university
college was established, which served
to be the germ of a national university,
and soon led to the establishment OF
other university colleges at Cardiff and
Bangor 1t was here then at the Oldest
of the three constituent colleges of the
University of Wales royal pageant
was held and the first public ceremon-
les performed in connection with q
great educational movement which has
moved Wales profoundly. The Uni
versity of Wales is u democratic insti-
tuition. 1t is in the bands of the people
themselves, and will be managed for
the advancement of education and cul-
ture In Wales. 1t has been established
for all classes, and all sections and
creeds. All are to be equal in the eyes
of the university, and nothing but ex-
treme poverty will exclude students
from its classes and degrees, whilst
ther are some scholarships for these,
and it will not be impossible to pass
from the elementary schools of Wales
through the intermediate schools of the
university itself. The university rep
resents the crowning point of a move
ment which was started about half a
century ago. 1t began with the attempt
to found elementary schools in the vii
lagos of Wales and 1t has gone onfrom
success to success until the educational
system of Wales includes elementary
and intermediate schools, university
colleges. and d national university. The
university stands as the symbol of the
yearning of the people for higher edu-
cation and culture. AS Sir Lewis Nor
ris in his ode singj
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sleeves, made in the best of manner.
sizes 81 to A, former price. $1.00 and
$l25. Clearance Sale Price, 5Sc.
GO dozen Of our higher grade Waists. in
the very finest Of material, large
bishop sleeves and detachable collars,
sizes 50 to 46, former price, $3.50 to
$500. Clearance Sale Price, S9c.
% dozen finest quality Waists, a few of
each style that We have left worth
from $500 to $3.50. Clearance Sale
Price, SIPS and $1.49.
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or any Briton-far unworthier of
Siluria's prince. Nay, nay, before tn

or any Briton-far unworthier of
Siluria's prince. Nay, nay, before the
Court.
And in defiance of grim Death himself.
will defend my country and its cause,
And shall sustain my dignity and fame;
And II ambitious Caesar and his laws
BE stated on no less than this my blood,
I'll answer boldly: Drink 1t. drink 1t all!
So that my soul oppressed may yet enjoy
The bOundless freedom of a higher world; |;
Or to my native land it may return,
Freed Of its fetters-there to dwell again
In some brave Briton. that will be u
shield
To dear old Britain.
Lo, adrift ] am
On lifes mad sea; above me hideous
clouds
OF dire Affections darken all my days,
Evn as a wither'd leaf my bark is toss'd
BY stormy pillows, and between them,
borne
Alone and helmless lost long to see
The port to where my adverse Fate may
lead.
o! that my wearied spirit now might reach
Some tranquil haven In the land beyond.
Lord Of my blessed fathers. strengthen
thou
Siluria's Ruler in this raging storm!
If with Thy Saints in heaven l shall walk
The rosy paths of Liberty and Peace.
o! may my love of Britain never die.
Would might spend my everlasting days
On one of the eternal verdant peaks.
So that my soul might see and there enjoy
The grandeur of my dear Siluria. o!
My native land. If l shall not embrace
Thee evermore, to whisper my true love
Unto thine ear; nor mid thy zephyrs feel
The inspiration of thy sacred groves.
And hear the songs Of thy enchanting
birds.
MY last desire on earth shall be to place
A wreath of pure homage on thy brow.
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with cluster Of tucks. Clearance
Sale Price, 19c.
22 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers,
with cluster of tucks and trimmed
with embroidery. Clearance Sale
Price 33c
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Wash DRESS GOODS.

20 pieces one-yard wide Printed Cam
brio, the regular l0c. quality. Clear
ance Sale Price &C
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with silvered buckles, worth 1sc.
Clearance Sale price. l0c.
"a dozen Ladies' White Kid, White
Duck, Black and Tan Leather Belts,
finished in the incest manner. Clear
ance Sale price, 25c.
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n hh Annual
%u~mh%x ~m mham ~~h~dt~a ~ wph hh
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White GOODS.

200 pieces striped extra quality India
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The Rhode Island State Fair associa-
ton has announced premium of Sc 1000 for
contests between horseless carriages div.
ing It's September meeting. .