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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
INSANITY
Is The 0pia on Givtn By
Goshen Physicians
OF IRENE CANNING
An Unscrupu|ous Fortune Hun
Ter Made 4 Big Mistake

Goshen, Ind, July 25.-The News
Times says: The mystery surround.
ing Irene Canning has at last been
cleared up. That she is demented
girl and has no claims to any fortune
but has in her hallucinations become
an object of pity and imposed on the
people OF Goshen, as we'll as the local
officers is now conclusively shown.
Daily interviews with the girl and
the most rigid cross questioning have
brought out that she was familiar
with condi lions in Barre, VT. An in
quiry from the EVENING TELEGRAM,
paper published in tnat place, ask
ing for the story Of her eScapadeS
here led to the belief that informa-
tion could be had about her in that
city. In response to the telegram
"What do you know about Irene Can
ming" the following telegram was to
day received by the News Times:
Barre, VT, July %, 10 0S p. m -
Irene Canning is known here as
kate" and is believed to be insane.
Her parents now live in East Barre.
She can vassed for books here and made
her way out of the city last winter.
She worked for her board and worked
the heiress story thin here. She is
about Is years old and has sent ticti.
tious notices about herself to the local
papers. EVENING TELEGRAM
This S tiles the identity OF the girl
and accounts for her uneasineSs when
anything was said about her pictures
appearing in eastern papers. The
reason for her being 50 far from
home I'd her strange hallucination
can be accounted for only by de-
mented mind.
Miss Canning received letter this
morning from Dr. Almus Hugh Ed
wards of Nashville, Tenn, asking tor
an immediate letter and asking her
to fix place of meeting, as he was
desirous of seeing person who
has Travelled so extensively. He
said he had Just finished two years
tour in search Of material for story
and ended by giving her some compli
ments about the appreciation south
ern man has for beauty He is evil
IDENTIFY looking for an heiresS to $500 .
600.
The officers, moved only by the
kindest FEELINGS, considered the ad-
visibility Of sending her to the asy-
lum for the insane and with that end
in view had her examined by DIS
krtider and Ash and both gentlemen
we're OF the opinion that she was suf
fering from diseased mind They
would have had al inquisition held
this afternoon but thought best to
wait one day longer for developments.
The Ulcers here will detain the girl
until the Vermont authorities can
have time to come and get her, when
she will be returned to her Eastern
home. Tue vigilance of the locol au.
thorities is to b. commended for do
ing the girl and society lasting kind.
ness by seeking out the home Of the
girl and putting her in position to be
cared for and prob,bly saved from
disgrace and ruin.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
A REAL NOVELTY

A novelty of any description is thor.
oughly appreciated. but more esptci.
ally So in the ANU emeltl e Of whic
there are SO few. The one that en-.
joys the distinction Of possessing
more novelty and interesting features
is the Gentry Bros Famous Shows.
Their trained animals have long been
one of the leac ing a fractions Of the
country, and nothing can be said in
their praise that is not merited. Their
pert rmalct sis Gle n, en- timing and
moral, and is patronized and endorsed
everywhere 1t exhibits by the elite of
the land. 1t will exhibit here.
afternoon and night, Friday, July 26
Trotting PARK.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
NEARLY BURNED TO DEATH
Especial to the TELEGRAM

Especial TO the TELEGRAM
Montpelier, July 25 Mrs. William
L. Drentield OF Baldwin ST., now
lies in the II.aton Hospital in criti-
cal condition from burns received this
morning, but it is now thought that
she may recover.
She was attempting to light gaso-
lene stove this morning when it blaz-
ed up and set her clothes on fire. She
ran out into the yard and rolled in
the grass to put out the flames.
When assistance reached her it
" found that she was burned from
her waist to her neck. She was taken
to the Heaton hospital.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
DECISION MONDAY
(Slecial to TELEGRAM.)

Montpelier, July 25. The argu-
ments fir the new trial ip the case OF
State vs.. j Z Donovan, that in which
State's Attorney Hoar is accused OF
improperly Influencing the jury, were
made this afternoon. A decision by
the court is expected Munday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
INVASION
Large Body Of The Burgh-
ers Marching
THROUGH CAPE COLONY
Official Statement Is Made
By Boer Legation

Amsterdam, July 25 The Boer Le-
CATION states officially that another
general invasion Of Cape Colony has
begun according to plans long matur-
ing, and a lar.e body of burghers is
marching south. The Legation is un-
able to state who is in command, but
presumably DeWet.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
THE FOSBUR0 CASE

Pittsfield, July 25.-The first wit
nesSeS today in the FOsburg case were
comparatively unimportant. Miss
Mabel Chaplin who slept at the home
of her sister Mrs Shepardson adjoin-
ing the Fosburg house On the night OF
the tragedy testified. also Harry
Plumb who resides almost opposite
the FoSburgS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
VERMONT PATENTS
6 pecial to the TELEGRAM. J

Washington, July 25.--Patents is
Sued residents of Vermont. Re-
ported specially for The TELEGRAM
BY h. W BlSoop, Patent Attorney,
WaShil gton, d. G.
View mechanism for slot machines.
Frank B-oLori, Bennington.
Vertlcal-Shaft bearing. p L. Kim
ball. Bellows Falls, assignor to the
Vermont Farm Machine Company,
same place.
Sealo0 W e. Lindsay, New
port.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
COLUMBIA AHEAD

New London. July 25.-The New
York y acht Club took forty miles
run TO Newport today In a strong
wind The starting gun for the big
sloops was fred at 1925 The Colum-
bia got pver first with several seconds
lead anch she gradually increased.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
BUYS A STORE.

North Montpelier. July 25. w. L.
Pierce Of East Calais has bought the
store Of George L. Pray at North
Montpelier and has taken possession.
Mr.. Pierce will remain at East Calais
and will put his old clerk in the North
Montpelier store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
RELIEF
Has Come To The Mid
die West In
THE CORN BELT
The Long Orouth Closes With
Dog Days

Chicago, July 25. - Reports this
morning indicate that the great
drought is broken in at least one
state in the corn belt. Iowa, and some
relief has come in Nebraska, northern
Illinois, the Dakotas, southern Min.
neSota and Michigan.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
TIE INGRAM CASE

Montpelier, July 25. - Ingram VS..
Ingram the Barre contested divorce
case recently 'r.ed, the petition for
divorce made by James Ingram
q ainst Jessie L. Ingram was dismiss.
ed. Tho court held that the deser
tion was not wilful.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
PROCLAMATION
Declaring State Of Free
Trade With
PORTO RICO
Was Issued This Morning By
The President

Washington, D. c., July 25th.-
A proclamation was issued this
morning by the President establish
ing free trade between Porto Rico and
the United States beginning today
which is legal holiday in Porto Rico
commemorating the anniversary Of
the coming OF the American flag to the
Island.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
STRIKERS HAVE FEARS

WellSNille, o., july % The STE |
mills are running this morning. and
and it is thought the same number
will work this aiterl ON. The off,
Gals are making some little headway
and the strikers fear this partial sue
cess NAV he the f refunner OF greater
Efforts In getting men into the mills.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
SPAIN REORGANIZEs

Madrld, July 24.-Premier Sagasta
has announced the Government pro.
gram which will include the organiza-
ton OF the army, the establishment
of bases for naval operations and the
construction of an arsenal on vast
scale.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
A BIG FAILURE

Burlington, July 25.-Orlow S DO Ids
filed his petition in voluntary bank
ruptcy at the office OF the clerk Of the
district court here yesterday.
Mr.. Dodds' stated vocation is that of
general tradesman." His liabilities
are S55, ,594 50. of which 1873, 1923 are
secured, sl3, 57943 unsecured assets
$9S, 76O. 30.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, July 25.-These Yer
mont pensions are announced
Restoration and additional, Buel j.
Walker, dead, East Arlington, $40.
Increase, William f. WEIGH, Bran.
don, $40
Original, widows, etc, it liza NJ. Wal.
ker, East Arlington, SS.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-07-25
FAIR TOMORROW

Boston July 25.-Fair tonight and
F iday. Light northerly winds, be-
coming variable.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
Furs Greatly Reduced.

The season is far advanced AMI therefore we are
going TO start reduction sale in our fur department.
Every fur jacket mutf. coarette, scarf and rug will be
sold regardless of its real value. These fur garments
are finely made of the best materials and finely finished;
all latest styles and shapes. .
Fine Fur Goats. $500.
Of Baltic Seal which closely resembles s:alskin real value $1,000
Near Seal Goats. 12.OO.
Have the appearance of Alaska Seal would take expert to
distinguish them the genuine Alaska Seal Coat which
$4,000 In fact these garments sold in great many places
as bargain at 5000.
Near Seal Coats 37.OO. a..,7s
Some have mink collars and Persian Lamb collars and
Sable Fox collars and Beaver and Cc collars and
revers; real value from 5000 to $500.
Persian Lamb Goats, $3.50.
OF best Lepsc dye. finely finished throughout tn. finest
manner, newest and latest designs. ls AZ
Persian Lamb Goats. $500. 3...f
Finest quality with large collars and Of chnha mink
and tree sable which LOOKS like and the approach Russian
sable These garments manufactured to sell from $500 to
$4,000.
Alaska Seal Goats. $500.
Real value. $4,000
Eton Jackets, $500 and $500.
Near Seal Eton Jackets plain. and trimmed with Alaska
Saue anu Te!slaH IaInC.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02

Dn. LLEwELLyN JORDAN. Medical
Examiner Of the U. 8. Treasury pe
- pArtinent. Washington. d. C.. gtaaua'c
OF Columbia College and who served three
years at wcs, Point. has the following 10
say Of Peruna:
The PerunA Medicine Co.. Columbus. o.
Gentlemen: Allow me tn en-
press my gratitude 10 you fOr'thc
benefit derived from yOnr won.
derful remedy. One short month
has brought forth a vast change
and / now consider myself a well
man after fifteen months of suf-
ferinG. Fellow sufferers. Pcrnna
will cure you. IL, Icwellyn Jordan,
Chas. D. smyth. ANGELS Camp. Cal.
saJs: "Chrpnic ratRrrh In the head! nose
and throat has been a source Ut trouble
and great annoyance to me for more than
II have used ali such med I'll ne :. al, came
under my notice As ca!ar.h cure without
any help to me except a, times By some.
only \ temporary relief, but no cure. Ny
physician. to whom applied. did not do
any better.
My troubles became worse and my SUI.
ieriaSs Increased instead OF improving.
Loss OF appetite. sleep. and flesh, beside
continual coughing and pain. showed too
plainly that my Gaze was desperate ono
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
ODD HUNT FOR
VANISHING THIEF
He Appeared Like Har-
leQuin in Pan
tomime.
RISKBD LlPB IN AlRSBAFT.
Entire Block Surrounded. but
He Got Away Only to Be
Captured Later.

Thomas Mcguire. n youthful burglar.
led two detectives ami whoie squad OF
policemen a chase this morning which
would qualify him for the star par' IN
q Christmas pantomimc. He appeared
manner. and had the detectives so be-
wildered that Gthcy wondered whether
they were chasing g man or spsitc.
Detectives Roserbln;s and Lewis saw
him leave l;o5 Thru avcnus with big
bunc'a. When he perceived them he
darted back Into the hallway. dropped
tho bundle and fed to the roof. where
no vanished. though his pursuers were
scarcely ten fee: behind.
With the help OF ..cveral Policemen III"
entire block was surrounded and then
began systematic search over all Of
the roofs and yards and even the cellars.
He was seen to dodge behind a chimney
but when the detectives reached 1t. h.
was not there Then they saw him trying
10 open q s-uttle. but he again vanished
The last time they saw him he was on
the esq, OF the roof. but apparently
fell or. The detectives ran to the
street. thinking to lind his body there.
hut there was no trace OF him.
Bu Mcguire was on the roof still.
When the coast was clear he got into
n narrow airshaf, and. with his back
braced against one wall and his fec,
against the other. slowly worked his
way down to the bottom. 1t was u task
to try the strength and nerve %! "A
trained acrobat. The slightest slip
meant death.
Entering n vacant fiat. he climbed
over the transom into the hallway.
went 10 the cellar and hid under
barrel IL u coal bin. There no lay
for an hour until he heard tho detec-
tives m the hallway above. a citizen
passing ut Einety-seventh street saw
him boo up out OF the manho!e In the
sidewalk like Jack-.n.a-box. He
boarded north-bound car that was
belated and speeding to make up time.
The detectives were soon after him In
another car. the motorman OF which
was persuaded to overtake tho car in
front This was not accomplished.
however. until One Hundred and TWEEN
ty.nfth street was reached. Mcguire
a!iEh,cd and run tRard Second avenue.
was ovcrtakcn ana captured only afteE
n fierce struggle. e.
? II. Had robbed ttsettiAtfof Mrs.. Emma
EroXe. at i'aS Third avenue. Mag!s-
trate Meade held him In n.60O.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
LABoR NOTES.

About 500 Hebrew shirtmakcrs. men
and women. arc on strike on the cast
iside against an attempted reduction OF
wages of 20 per cent. Their wages are
estab,ished ut = Ludlow street. 80
Brnkinyers' Union No. ~ will havc
. special meeting Tonight to cleo, on
The CIsarmakers' Label COMMITTEES
reports that during last week - ue is
have been ISSUED for e750oo union c!sats.
4. Tho annual convention of the. Journey
tlonal Union begins next Monday In MIL
waukee. Twenty delegates will rsp;e.
sent the New York unions.
The resuiar Tuesday Tuesday meeting of the
Federated Union was not Held iast
night. but will be held Tomorrow In.
stead. Hereafter the regular meetings
Will be held on Tuesday nights.
elected BY the. Ho,,se.Framers' Union:
e. Kern. president: II. Fischer ViC".
President; ~. icibiG. Recording sccrc.
i nane e. s E p %sa! ana
nanc!al Secretary. ". Gauch. Treasurer;
K!ssTsc 2efer. Conductor: +. GIiIiard
and z; Hclbis. District Council Dee.
H.. EhierI and X. Barteis. HrooSiw,;;
Kahlke and ". sioiicr. Auditors. :
: a lodi Insurance. FUND for members has
No. g.. OF Brooklyn. The object viii he
to rePace tbs tto:s OF members. who
have nod! to sell them when out OF work.
a confescnce between the rapid tran.
~ tunnel contractors and Representa-.
eMtoi Dyed on the work will be held ~.
morrow at the ONCE Of John J, Pailns
No. q Centre street. At this co.,fer.nc.
mn enort vii! be made to enact An
r..
ing condsions for the men on the Inn.
mel. 6outtwelve trades nre involved
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
BOY CAUSED FIRE PANIC.
johnny Ratsay Set Fire to Ills
ChriStmna Tree.

TIL. curiosity OF six.year-oid Johnny
Radsay. whose parents live on the tor
floor OF ll9 East One Hundred and Fifth
street. nearly caused a serious hre to.
day. and the occupants OF the Nat we're
thrown into a panic.
in the kaJsay nat was u Christmas
tree. The youngsicr, got n box of
matches and sst nrs to't;. He screamed
for his mother. who threw the tree dow II
on the floor and stamped out he il-,. oLt
No: Eiore Il lad communicated fire 10
the lace curtains. An alarm was sent
In. but the IRE was out when the tnss~e s
arrived 49, -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
Table Linens.

SOC. TahIc Damask, loc. yd.-All
rurs G.rra. linen "j to 6S ineh@
Wiz. .lSo extra leavy guilty I'M
tle,ehei dan,ass. fu.l' s. and g
insles vide: this is worth 4se.
ooc. Unmask. ste. yi.-A!l pure
linen. hltached. extra Heavy weight
very fine design, Napkins 20 match
.i1: SIS. wo:th si.v' per dos.. At !.3S'
size 81. worth 81 IS per doz. at i.S9.
sI.OO Dau,nsk. sos. yd.-'a"y o
inches wide. all pure linen. satin I'M
ish. extra reavy weight; exceptionally
good wearing quality. his IS All un-
natehatle special.
oSc. Napkins. &oe.-Sco,'eh Linen Nap
kIrs. D1misk patterns.
Ssc. Napkins. soc. dox.-Gsrnan
sl.iO and LIS Napkins. 7oc. doz.
Same quality as above. bu' theseate
dinner size
$50 Napkins. 100 doz.--'\ll pure
Irish linen; dinner size.
SI.OO Goth, SIC. each-ail linen:
irlnged: extra fine quality ass ?r'ed
designs; sizes ST., actual measure63
inches.
Sc. E:rinzed Napkins, sc. each-As-
sorted, with colored borders; all linen
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
A HOST OF WITNESSES.
Peruna a Ca'arrh Cure That Rests on III.
Un.ol'c.tej Tss!!nony OF Thousands.

This Is m AZ" when thcotie. have little
"r no weight on 1.-The average mind. but
busy people Of to-day have lA,hcr time no.
incllrR uor 10 speculate. and turn with .d!s-
trust from everything that does not plainly
bear the stamp Of fact. -
Tho reason Perura has gained such uni
versal hold q: the confidence Of the people
as catarrh cure is because all statements
concerning II are accompanied by facts.
\ ocok containing specimens selected at
random from cloud OF witnessed who have
been cured of chronic catn:rh by Peruna
sent free BY The Peruna Medicine Co..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
JORDAN is THE MEDICAL
IREAsuiY wAsi%iiT9X p G GRAD:


ratnrrh cures. when i read OF Pc-una and
s3ncicded TO try this n a last resort.
Thanas to Or. llnrtman's invention I now
enjoy as good health as I ever did. sleep
sonhuiy. have excellent appetite. and have
gained n weight more than ! ever did In
my life. -Chas. u. Smyth.
Catarrhal affections may be acute or
chronic. mild or severe, ephCmcrai or stub.
born. lasting or 6eeting. painful or trivial.
but they all have one origin. one nature
ca'arrh They all have one curc-Peruna.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
Al.ia.ure ,Ianaa risn village.

There VIII to fine ballet at tho Hum
garian Pcasantr hall Mt Madison
Square Garden on Friday night. nnd,
IN. The p;stsrrsaue country wedding. the
BRIDE VII mak. her appearance In. .
Aatiarea III tho Village. = 4, -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02

March 2. Mt which Miss Clara Barton
VIII preside and the greetings from the
rulers OF tho world on Red CROSS work
VIII then be completed. Othcrs will be
collected before that time.
Among those who sent commendatory
letters yesterday are Pope Leo Xiii
Capt, a. DreyfIs. Emile lola, Gen. o.
9: Howard. Ian McLarep, John Hay.
King Christian OF Denmark, Sir Henri
Is King Leopold Of Belgium, and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
Books at Half.

We have inventoried our stock
of books and find that we do not
want 10 carry so many, so there is
only one thing to do-put prices
on them which although il entails
4 loss to us will shortly reduce our
stock. In the lot are thousands
of fine copyrighted books which
during the holiday season became
slightly soilcd from handling, but
in every other respect are perfect.
They will sell for one.half our
regular sales price-that's not pub
fishers price, remember, but the
low prices at which we sold these
books during the holidays. Fo'
instance. books published and sold
elsewhere at one dollar will sell
here tomorrow at }6c. si.25
books at 44c. ST. so books at +9c.
and 50 on through the list. To
say the least, this is 4 very ex-
ceptional opportunity, and we call
especial attention of managers OF
libraries and societies to TINS sale.
Maln Floor. 5e,a st. Section.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
BABE sMo1HERED IN BED.


go Never Awake.
Tho two-wccles-old daughter o. Mrs.
Elizabeth O'Brieu. of 1857 Third avenue.
was found dead In bed to-day. having
hesn smothered In the bed clothing.
Mrs. o'Bricn said that she had given
tn. child Its breakfast and put 1t to
bed. When she did 80 tho child was
osieep. An hour later she. went to tho
bedside and four the chill lying dead.
having rolled on the pillow onto Its
face and smothered.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
25% Discount on Art Wares,

and These Were Imported from the Paris Exposition.
One of The handsomest collections of Art Goods ever
brought into the United States will be reduced to three
ourts holiday prices which were at that time exceed
ngly low Many of the specimens were in collections
which received the Grand Prx and gold and silver medals
From the French Exhibit.
Some Of the andsoest specimens Of Limoges Enamel Paintings
handsome Seyres Vases exquisite point lace fans also fans OF hand
duchess lace bronze figures and miniatures also specimens OF
egs art glassware Also art Objects from the Italian Rus
sian and Austrian exhibits.
25%o Discount on Fine Sevres Vases.
They aricaly painted many exclusive designs, mounted
with green onyx and with white Some of these exhibited
at the Paris Exhibition The entire. lot will be placed sale be-
ginning with the special discount OF 25@6. Also Ivory
Sauary Dutch Silver Toys Royal Vienna Enaes Vases Plates
Cups and Saues French Cosone Ename nksands Holland
Delft Ware Dutch Pewter Marble Satay and in fact the finest
and largest collection Of AIT Wares exhibited New York City,
2596 Discount on Ibese:-
Diamond Jewey from SIS up. Candelabra.
Sterling Silverware Handsome Sets Of Books
Novelties in Leather Goods Hand Painted Toilet Sets.
Opera and Field Glasses. imported Dress Trimmings
Fine French Clocks Fine Umbrellas fiom ST. up
so Per Cent. Discount on Solid Gold Je1Delry.
Small lots Of solid gold jewey fancy back combs side combs
and all our 1901 CALENDARS go the exceptional discount of 50
per cent Ia FLOR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
ToqUeiinQ.

!cc. Towel, 5c.-Good quality; plain
white and rel dlmaSk borders. No
mail orders Sled Tor these Towels.
lSc. Towel c.-Lincr huck; are not
all lin:n. bit exceptionally good quail
ity and eluai - NJ all linen towel:
ATE hemned: large sizes; washed and
ready for immediate uSe.
2sc. Towel. lsc.-Damnsk ana huck:
al! linen German din1sk, good
quality. Will, kTotted .ringes. size
72x'S inches: htmstiithed and plain
hens. ,-ai6 inches. coSio inches.
Sc. TowriiinS. 2,sc. Yd.-lleavy
twils. No mail orders filled
l5c. 0'ass ToweNins, SIC. Yd.-
Assort d patterns and colors 70
inches wide; very good quality
Fanrels.
Sc. Shaker Flannel &c. Yd.-Manu-
tic.ute,s' ends
IOc. Outing Flannel Sc. Yd.-An
endless variety: new styles.
soc. En,bi oidersd Flannel nc. Vi.
Very beautiful silk embroidered.
i2iIc. Canton Flannel 6,.c. Yd.-
Exceptionally good quality. TIL, runs
from to t5.yard pieces.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
Muslin and Sheeti7qs.

&c. BieaclIcd rluylin 5c.Yd.-White,
80 inches wide. Old Glory Mills.
I0c. Tlushn DC. Sd.-36.inch Fruit OF
the Loon,-Dwight, Anchor and Lang
don Mills. No mail orders filled for
these muslins.
7c. Muslin 4,tc. Yd.-36 inch. un.
b!elched: exceptionally good quality.
o-4 ShectinXs lOi5c. I'd. = Tn
bleaehed: "a yards wide: good
quality.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-01-02
Exceptional Sale
Of Gloves, 39c.

50en S, Women S and Children S Kio
Cloves (Many so grades). at 39c.-We
have several thousand pairs Of gloves which were
slightly soiled during the holiday season. We are
going to sacrifice than tomorrow at the round]
price Of '9t. per pair. You are herewith offered
one OF the most exceptional chances OF the season..
The regular prices on the goods were 75c.. Stool
and $3.50. There all styles. colors and sizes: al
number OF white gloves in the lot. We cannot ill
mail orders M.,a