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EXPOSITION NOTES.
Brief Items Relating to Progress of
the pnn-A rnc ricnm.


the Pun-American.
The Chittenango Pottery Company
has been granted the exclusive privi-
lege of selling pottery ut the Exposi-
tion.
Frederick Law Olmstead, who advc-
Gates the adjustment of billboards be-
cause of their inartistic and unsightly
character, is the landscape architect
who laid out Delaware Park, Buffalo,
part of which is to be used for the
pan-American Exposition in 1901.
We have only admiration for the
courage, enterprise, liberality and en-
ergy displayed by the city at the foot of
the lake in preparing for the great Ex-
position which is to be held next year.
If ever success was earned, Buffalo
has earned it. The city deserves to be
filled with visitors during the life of
the Pan-Amerlcan Exposition and to
reap a rich harvest of honor, glory and
substantial gains Cleveland Leader.
1--WE have never advertised the re-
sources of our state half enough" says
The Times-Democrat of New Orleans
III an ttlilNIc upOli llIt 1 siIl--hliltlltulI
Exposition, in which it urges an ade-
quate representation of the resources
of Louisiana. The same may he said
of other states, and the opportunity
now offered by Buffalo is of exception
III value.
The enthusiasm and interest display
cd by tile people Of southern California
in tAn preparation of their great dis
play & products for the Pan-American
EXpoe.t,Jl !.escnt Il lesson and an eX-
ample for all citizens to contemplate,
American enterprise seems to have n
very high development in ''the glorious
climate of California" The Califor-
mans purpose to make a very large
and effective display.
One of the most conspicuous features
of the Niagara Falls landscape now is
mammoth sign handsomely lettered
thus: "Pan-American Exposition, Buff
falo, N. Y, 1901" There are several
similar signboards placed where thou
sands of people passing and repassing
upon the great railroads may in this
way have their attention called to the
great event of next year which so vi
tally interests all the states and coun-
tries of the western hemisphere.
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luunlnarion. more tndn @vv,vvv vivL-
tric lamps are to be used for this pur-
pose, it being the intention of elec-
tricians to have all the large buildings
surrounding this court outlined with
a fringe Of brilliant electric lamps.
These wonderful electrical displays are
made possible by the nearness of Ma
CARA Falls, from which nearly all the
power used for the Exposition will be
drawn.
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ELECTRICAL EXHIBITS. Ss
Wonderful Collection and Grand
Display OF Electric Lighting.

Display OF Electric lighting.
1t is the plan of the management to
make the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo next year the greatest electric
al Exposition ever held. In view of
the wonderful advance in the electrical
science since the Worlds fair there will
probably not be single duplication of
an exhibit seen at Chicago in 1898.
Nearly everything in the electrical line
then exhibited has been superseded in
the market by new machinery and ap-
pliances constructed upon better
understanding of the wonderful force.
The discovery of the Roentgcn rays,
the invention Of wireless telegraphy
and the development of the electromo.
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4ne latarSt I,vstuuIanL i'll the State
is Beckctt's, Seventh and Shipley streets.
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bile are among the well known now
and useful applications OF electricity
unknown at the time of the Columbian
Exposition. Electricity is to be eX-
tensively used in making attractive
displays at night. For this purpose a
steel tower 375 feet high has been
planned which will face the Court of
the Fountains. Upon this great tower
ana in this broad and beautiful court
t',e"n w,l ''n soon ~ ulcht fnniaelr
and beautiful displays in electrical
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EXPOSITION MAKING.
THE PAN-AMERlCAN TO EXCEL IN
MANY PARTICULARS.

The Most Delicate and Intricate
Plastic Work Ever Attempted For
Exposition Purposes Color and
horticultural Establishment.
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frances and broad aisles, so that the
comfort of the spectators will be as.
sured. The large space beneath the
seats will be used for exhibits, being
the equivalent of very large build
ing. The arena will contain a quarter
mile track and ample room for the va
rlous pageants and exhibitions of live
stock, automobiles, farm and road ma
chinery, vehicles, etc. At the western
end Of the Stadium is a large ornamen-
tai building, which forms the main
entrance TO this grand arena.
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Oregon Editors Will Go to Buffalo.
The Oregon Press association at its
annual convention recently voted to
hold its annual excursion meeting in
1901 at the Pan-American Exposition.
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Missouri,s Grain Exbibit.

Charles G. Bell of Boonville, Mo-,
who is one Of the commissioners for
Missouri to the Pan-American Exposi-
tion of Buffalo, is at work preparing
the agricultural display for the Pan
American from that state. He is work
ing to obtain from various sources the
best specimens of grains, grasses and
everything pertaining to such an cx-
hil'it, and he expects to obtain from
counts ldirs in Missouri much mate
rial for this purpose
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TIE STADIUM.
Greatest Year In Athletics Mt Pam
American Exposition.

american Exposition.
During the Exposition of 1901 at
Buffalo the greatest athletic sporting
carnival that ever took place in Amer
lea will be held. For the purpose of
this grand carnival the largest sporting
arena ever erected in America is to be
built. 1t is to be known as the sta
dium and will cover nearly ten acres,
having a seating capacity of 10000.
1t will be supplied with numerous en-
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nlbIic may require for the prevention OF
the evils arising from the formation OF
those combinations, whether called py the
narnes of trusts or otherwise, which 'tehd
to DESTROY competition, control the price OF
material and of the finished product ana
which deprive Individual energy ana Sinai
canital of their opportunity Tor Detter
mant we are opposed to the granting OF
.ny snecial privileges to such comDlnd-
tinna nv any branch OF the government
whether in nation, state or municipality ;
&c has been done under democratic RUE III
Tho citv of New York. We direct atten.
ton tn the fact that. while the power OF
CONGRESS- to deal with this subject is I'M
tied the only effective national iesisia
tiop against such trusts or comDihatioils
was enacted by republican Congress.
signad nv a republican President ana mas
heen successfully invoked by repupiicaih "a II II
COMMUNICATION in several instances Ior Inc
dissolution of combinations organized "
control transportation charges ana III re-
straint of trade. , .h., tho
The platform further declares tnat .ae
prosperity now enjoyed py .he Aniei .ri "a "a,
people us in large measure que 10 ..ns ene
actment in accordance with the pleoges
OF the republican party OF tari. ~ neg ana
tion protection Of American INDUSTRIES anu a
of currency legislation Establishing ~
gold standard" adding: -, ,.,,uea
..The present prosperity will be conth.oeo u
hy tho election Of candidates pleosed 70
tbe maintenance of those policles uluel @
hitch 81 has been attained. WISDOM VI ises
80 natriotism demands the electioh u
William Mckinley and Ineodofe Noose
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n,u,NG A POLITICAL ROW.
John Lynch BADLY Cut WINE
.ninu In Huntington, w. va.

ch nadIy Cut While So
tnurninx In Huntington, w. va
,ohn 1.vnch. a plasterer, thirty-two years
old. whose mother lives at Nor'h ,.-e-
.na MYRTLE streets, opposite 81. Aioysiu'
r,hurch was cut and stabbed durlhs po
,i.ioa1 row in a saloon at Huntington w.
e. last night, and seriously wounoeo
~, ha NAV die. Lynch was a volunteer
- ,ba Tinted States army during the war
- s,aip He served as member OF the
4tb Immunes, under Colonel fetu' oe|'
r,ontbs ago he went to Allegheny CITY, fa''
"a work at his trade, and later to Huntlhs
ton A political discussion occurred ias'
r,,,ht In a saloon, In which he was partici-
nant dtsuatch from the West Virginia
town says: .,onora, 6pbt
occurred Ivnchifwas cut across the neck
with a knife and was stabbed twice IN .ie
W. .iaa 0neseash inflicted in the side Is
,,,u,, four inches slong, and the keen blade
~ tbs knife barely missed the heart. ihose
enpared fled from the saloon, leaving Lyncn
on the door for dead. Lynch was removed
TO the city hospital he Is IN pieeai.ouo .,,a
oonsit,on No one seems to know who
stabbed Lynch 'o. - ~.n..a
Mrs Iynch mother Of the unfortunate
yo,no man called at police headquarters
TODAY and saw Acting Inspector carter. AT
her request that official telegraphed 70 the
Huntington authorities asking for intorma-
tion concerning the wounded mans condl-
ton A. a late hour this afternoon no re-
NV to the message had been received. Mrs
finch ts anxious to bring her son nome IL
he is able to stand the Journey
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CONVENTION IN BOSTON.
Nassachusetts Republicans to Nomi-
nate State Ticket.

ROSTON October 4-The republicans OF
Massachusetts held their state convention
here TODAY full state ticket, two presl-
DENTAL electors at large and an elector
from each congressional district We're
named. and members of the state commit
tee were elected. a a..
Most of the preliminary business or the
convention was arranged at meetings neio
last night Several committees, however
held sessions this forenoon
chairman Goetting of the state commit
tee called the delegates to order, ana SUD-
seouently was elected temporary chairman
Abstract of Platform.
The platform, after affirming allegiance 10
the entire platform of the republican ma
tional convention at Phlladeiph1a, TREATS
of national issues as follows
I'VE approve the administration OF Fresi-
dent Mckinley. 1t has been wise, consist
ent and patriotic. 1t has solved problems
more difficult. more momentous than have
confronted any administration, save. one,
from the beginning OF our government.
Its course has been that OF the highes,
craftsmanship and has been justihed oy
events.
we congratulate the country on the vast
expansion of its export trade during the
last four years, and we favor suitable
measures for the announcement OF our
merchant marine to the end that American
products may be carried In American SHIPS.
..The American nation is rightfully in
possession Of the Philippines and charged
before the world with the maintenance OF
law and order therein. The republican
party insists that this responsibility shall
not be evaded, that the sovereignty OF the
United States In those islands shall not be
surrendered at the call of the rifle, but that
the honor of the nation and the interests of
humanity require that 1t be maintained so
long as necessary for the protection of their
inhabitants against anarchy within or op-
f~nvv yvf n
view that enjoyment by them OF the high
est measure Of self-government which their
capacity warrants.
Opposition to the Trusts.
1--WE favor such further legislation. ma
tional and state, - the interests of the
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Grand Jury VIII Investigate.

George A Fowle. who, as heretofore
stated. was arrested some days ago on the
charge Of obtaining about sos. so from the
NJ A. Winter Company by means Of false
pretenses was today arraigned in the Po-
lice Court before Judge Kimbali He plead
ed not guilty, but the court ruled that there
was ground for bringing the case to the
attention of the grand jury. and held him in
$1,000 to await further proceedings. The
full particulars OF Fowle's alleged crime
have been already printed In The Star.
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Letter. Of Administration.

Justice Cole, presiding in the Probate
Court. this afternoon signed an order grant
ing letters of administration to Allen G.
clark In the matter Of the estate of Sallie
r. Clayyille. The latter was the young
woman found dead in a house ON street
the 10Th Of last September, death having
occurred some days previous to the finding
of the body She left no will. but her per-
sonai estate is valued at about 300.
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Edward Robinson Convicted.

Edward W. Robinson, colored, was con-
yicted today in Criminal Court No. l under
an indictment alleging that he forged the
name of Lucy Lomax on checks drawn on
the Washington Loan and Trust Company,
Justice Clabaugh directed that Robinson
be remanded TO await the further action OF
the court.
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10 of the finest quality Black Tafeta silk
Dress Skirts. elaborate trimmed with four
rows of velvet alternating with four rows of
shirred taffcta silk folds Made with the new
est style inverted-pieat back. ard full width.
Wen lined and finished with waterproof bind
ing. The quality of taffeta put in these gar
ments Is of the very best-and all splen-
didly tailored. No store ever offered
their equal under SS.9S. Friday q n Am
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necr.e of Dtvorce signed.

Justice Hagner. in Equity Court No 1.
today signed a decree granting Edwin T.
Jones a divorce from Colette Alice Jones.
In his bill the petitioner alleged desertion
and infidelity on the part OF his wife.
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A special lot OF Fashionable Walking Skirts
or l-wool golf material. in Oxfords and all
coors. both plain and plaid backs. with IL rows
of stitching around BOTTOM Perfectly tailored
and finished Special price, Friday, CD 0&
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WRAPPERS.

The biggest value Offering in Wrappers of the
seison-cho.ce of several hundred Ladies' Fine
Quality Percae and Flanneiette Wrappers,
worth 81 TO SLIGO sale tomorrow 1T
6g cents.
capes over shoulder and braid. Others with
braid-trimmed yoses. and all have deep noInces
Every Wrapper is made and finished in the
most painstakng manner, with dressmaker- fit
ted waist lining. full and correctly cut in every
particular. Sizes are somewhat broken. They
qualities which usually sell at 81 Am
to $1.2J-and choice is offered at...... WYGe
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dozen Mems Heavy. Fleece-lined Shirts and
Drawers, full regular made. and in al 2GN<,
most every size-regular 5Oc. value, for oVSNe
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Children's Pink and Blue Stripe Flannelette
Dresses: made in Mother Hubbard style; trim
med with fancy braid also French Gingham
Dresses, sizes 6 months to 2 years. Ne
Regular SOC. values for. ZSC.
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Remnants Of Stair OiIcloth, IL inches wide
good. desirable lengths-offered Friday, e.
per yd., at. ................. DC,
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Balance of stock of Children's Light ht-weight
Refers with capes. and Misses silk lined Jack
cts. which sold up 10 S5-all colors a n mo
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Lot of Taffeta silk Waists, corded and tucked
In all colors: one and two of kIBd. CO mo
Sold UP to S. and S6-go for. DZoyC
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doz Pure Linen Damask Towels-1Ty3ein In
sze-fancy bouers and heavy tied
fringe-sold for tie. each. Rem n OH/
nant price, each. ch........ II ZIAC
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STARTLING GLOVE
SEH 4 ING

Another lot OF "Mended' Gloves for Fridays
selling-comprfsing $50 pairs Of Ladies' Fine
Quality Kid Gloves. all In the latest 2-ciasp
style and In black and such desirable shades
as white. tan. red gray, mode. etc.-which sold
regularly at 81 to 81 80 pair will he offered
tomorrow for 4sc. pair. These mend
ed Gloves. and We're returned TO the factory
to be repaired after having ripped in the seams
or been torn. They practically good as
new-eyen stouter. In fact. for the weak parts
have been strengthened. There all sizes I'm
the lot, and these same Gloves sold the
counters Of leading stores at 81 to dfn-
81 so a pair. Choice at........... 4iyG.
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Remnant lot of Cream Damask Napkins-a1l
pure linen-dice patterns-fast selvaga
both sides-wOrth 75c. doz. Remnant EN-
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DOMESTICS.

Remnants of yard-wide Muslins in lengths
from z TO 10 yards. and such standard quail
ties as Fruit Of the LOOM .sAndroscoggin"
Dwight Anchor" sLonsdale.'' Sc. Quail
ties always sold at Ioc. and 12c. III
yd. Remnant price. IIhCe
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DRESS GOODS.

One big remnant lot OF New Fall Dress Goods.
comprising All-wOOl Plaids. in rich color comhi-
nations: also lot OF Granite Plaids. Wool
Cashmeres, All-wool Serges. New Suitinss Fall
Novelties. All-wool Suitings. and Silk Mixtures.
These are qualities sold or the piece Dr.
as high as soc. Remnant price. AONs
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30 Ladies' Flanne1ette Night Gowns made
win large collar. trimmed with lace-extra
Iull and long Regular S9c. value am
Ava III w.
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90 remnants OF Cream German Table Damask-
M = 2L2 and 3-yd. lengths-h4 inches vide
splendid wearing grade-sells for 35c. o.
yd III regular way. Remnant price. :. AoONo
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Remnants Of Shelf Oilcloth variety
at so:::.-o1s'Fa tomorrow: pc: ,a: 32c,
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Thomas Leo, sixty-five years old, became
i'll on the street near 9Th and r streets
northeast about 11:30 o'clock last night
The ninth precinct patrol wagon was sum-
moned and he was taken to his home, No.
S07 Sd street southeast.
Joseph Bellew. fifty years old, fell against
a stove at his home, No n e street north
west, about $50 o'clock last night and cut
his head. He went to the Casualty Hospi-
tai. where his injury was dressed.
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This lot consists of the highest grade fab
rfcs including newest fall goods-6o-inch All
wool Heavy weight Plaids. 6O-nch All-wool
HomesPuns, 54-inch All-w0ol Habit Cloths. ALI
wool Suitings. Imported Novelties. An-wool
Cheyiot Serges. so inches wide; An-wool
Cashmeres, Plain Mohairs. Heather Suitines. &c.
Qualities sold or the piece up to $50 AOc
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lot of Muslin and Camlric Gowns Skirts
Drawers. Chemise and Corset Covers all of
them elitOrately trimmed with lace and en-
broidery Also Children's White and Gingham
S,,9 Efesses- slightly mussed or soiled. 2Oc
Sold UP to 9Sc. Friday for. ..... oOVCa
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Another great yalue-a miscellaneous lot of
Women's High-crade All-waoi Snts compris-
Ing Blue and Black cheyiot Suits and Home
spnns- In gray and brown. Various styles. in
bolero tight lifting and REFER effects-jackets
are all lined with silk. Skirts correctly
cnt and well tailored. Sold up TO &P mo
si2-for. or..................... 3d. eVS
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Samuel Shreves today in the Police Court
before Judge kimball forfeited IS sooner
than face a charge Of assaulting Ellis
George.
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dozen Mems Night Robes, made OF good
quality muslin, full 81 inches long-with side
pockets. Sizes IA and is only. Were < 2f-
soc. Now. ..........-.....-.... OO$o
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Remnants of yard-wde Perca1es. in the new
est fall styles and colors-good stand XVI
ard quality. Remnant price. UANGo
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Mems Fancy Suspenders, made of good elastic
and nickel buckles-resular 15c. value for 71sc.
,,nir
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Children's Kid Button and Lace Shoes, with
extension sole the broken lots left from re-
cent busy selling. Remnant price to- 27C
morrow only. ~ Ne
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1000 yards Bates Seersucker Dress Cling
hams, In big assortment of the mH
most desirable styles. Remnant price V1IOCe
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Odd lot Of Boys Finest Quality Ah-wooi
Blouse Suits. which sold at So and $500 ana
some were $4 Fancy cheviots and cassimeres,
in sizes g. A. 5 and 6 only. Biggest g n &0
bargain ever offered at. .......... y Joy
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Lot of Misses and Chfldren's Kid Lace and
Button Shoes, all sizes-good, staunch ~
qualities, will be closed out for...... ZO@e
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Several dozen odd pairs Of fine NOTTINGHAM
Lace Curtains full width and iengfh-which
sold up TO g. 90 pair-wili be closed QD&f-
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IS pairs OF Ladies' Kid Button and Lace
heel-regular $1.25 grade = Friday s7fO~
for ~
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Lot of Boys Fancy Coored Sweaters, with
alternate stripes; only sizes from 9 .3.3c
to 10; were 59c. now. ....-......... OVSo
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Mill remnants OF Flannelettes, In lengths
suitable for wrappers and chiidrens dresses
Newest dark colorings. Sell or the piece e.
at s1ae. yd. Remnant price. SGe
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10 dozen Mems Working Shirts, made of good
quality madras and cheviot full regular made,
with gussets, pearl buttons and Eack De-
cts; almost all siZes-Friday for. ..... AoVNe
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z GOLDENBERGS, 2ssp 922 to o2s 9TH Street
SILKS.

big remnant accumulation of fine Silks left
from the past week busy selling and several
other lines besides. marked for quick clear
ance tomorrow. Comprising highest grade Plaid
Taffetas, Check Taffetas, Figured and Plain
Tafferas, Changeable Tanetas, in black and all
the most desirable colors: also fine Satin
These are remnants of the seasons newest and
best selling Silks. and are mostly In waist
lengths. Qualities sold up to 81 yard 2m<,
for. .....,,...,...,.... oVVG.
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Remnants OF Cnbleachcd Canton Flannel good
Remnant sa n@% priee. regular &C. quality AMC.
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cases OF Outing Cloths In n splendid choice
Of new fall styles. stripes. plaids
Price. md Regular 7e. analty' % Remnant AZac,
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Broken assortment OF Boys New Fall Nestie
Suits I'm sizes 3 to S-with silk vests and
silk lapels; regular s2 and $3.50 81 2O
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Lot OF Double bed Spreads. slightly soiled IN
SNOWY Marseilles patterns; VIII ne E40f~
closed out Friday for. cr............. wv
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Lot Of Boys White Linen Blouses, with fancy
percale rufnes collar cuffs and d0~
front; sizes 3 to 8; 3Sc values; for. >Ne
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LINENS.

to 5-yd. lengths of Pure Linen Glass Towel
fng-bine and red piaiis-fast selvage ALL
edges-seils from the piece for Sc yd. NlSSCo
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A lot Of Jno Bromley's Genuine SMYRNA
wool Rugs In choice patterns-wih hSC
he closed out tomorrow for. VaV@s
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SUIT DEPARTMENT..

A lot OF about 80 Women's Fine Quality skirts
odds Gnd ends of various lines: comprising Is
All Finest Quality Plaid Skirts. - skirts
made of golf material in ~ and i3-inrh lengths
also Is pfaid-hack Skirts. ~ and 43 inches
made OF black diagonal with reverse side I'm
black aud white. These garments sold a. high
as S6N-hut we'll close out the en- q n mo
TIRE lot tomorrow at..-.......... ap eSO
u Alterations. If any at cost
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Lot of Spachtel Bureau Scarfs and Pillow
Shams, the former "a inches long y n ~
which are soilcd. Sold at 39c.-for. 4 70
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rIHH L UNERY,
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

so dozen Mems White Unlaundered Dress
Shirts full regular made, with gussets, cushion
split neckband, reinforced front and = ~
back, uniOl linen bosom-Friday for. OoVNs
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Ladies Regular Soc Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants; Vests have high neck and long
sleeves; Pants have French band and Qm-
are ankle length. Friday for...... aOVGe
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Infants White Merino Vests, the Kind that
button down front, offered tomorrow n m
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il pairs Of ia Full Double bed Blankets
slightly mussed: have borders OF red, d0&~
hlue and pink Worth 81 80 pair-for. YO&s
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BOWS DEPARTMENT.

lot of few dozen Boys Brown and Black
Fedora and Telescope Hats, not all Q7~
szes-which sold at sec. and 69c.-for ~ GAo
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Af-siik Baby Ribbons In full pieces and
many yards as you want-in all the new n r.,
est fall shades. Usual price, &c. yard-for u Ns
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CORSETS& UNDERWEAR

Odd lot of Coutil Corsets In white and drab
short and long styles. mostly large sizes In
stead of 69c., will hurry them out On
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UMBRELI AS.

"a Ladies' and Children's 26 and 24-ineh
Twilled Gloria Umbrellas with steel rod and
strong frame-and natural wood han O6N-
dles-wiH he closed out tomorrow at. oOYGo
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BLACK GOODS.

A remnant accumulation of fine quality Black
Goods. comprising Plain Black s-An-wool Hen
riettas, A1l-wool French Imperial and Storm
Serges. All-wool Cashmeres Novelty Copures.
English Mohair Briliantines and GRANTEES.
Qualities sold off the piece as high 2&~.
as 75c. yard-for. Observation-Disclosures. ovC&e