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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

A moral. sensible and weIl-bred man
VIII not affront me. and no other can.
-Cowper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

Wedlock. indeed. hath oft compared been
To public feasts. where meet a public rout.
Where they that are without would fain 20 in
And they that are within would fain go out.
Sir Lohn Davies.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

An unhappy gentleman, resolving to wed
nothing short Of perfection, keeps mis- heart
and hand till both get so old and wi.nered
that no tolerable woman will accept them.
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

I count myself in nothing else so happy
As in a soul remembering my good friends;
And. as my fortune ripens with thy love.
1t shall be still thy true loves recompense.
Richard II.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

II thou would'st view fair Melrose Alright.
Go visit ii by the pale moonlight;
Fer the gay beams Of lightsome DAY
Gid, but to fout. the ruins gray.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

We iac b. Admiration. Hope and Love:
And e2Sn as these are we'll md wisely nxei,
In dignity Of being we ascend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

A very merry. dancing. drinking.
Laughing. quaffing and unthinkins
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

Since once j sat upon a promontory,
And Heard a mermaid on n dolphin's back
uttertng such dulcet and harmonious breath,
That the rude sea grew civil at her song:
And certain stars shot madly from their sphere.
To hear the seamaid's music.
Midsummer Nights Dream.
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PHYSICAL TRAINING AT YALE.
Report Of the Medical Director Of His work
Among the Students

NEW HAVEN, July 20 In his annual report
Or. Jay W Seaver, medical director OF the
Yale gymnasium. gives interesting facts about
the physical training in the university.
The iale Corporation requires physical ex-
animation OF all the students who make use
OF the gymnasium. Dr. Seayer says that
the value Of this examination to the student
Is evident in view OF the number OF men who
have serious physical defects that can be
relieved by appropriate exercise and advice.
The most common physical defect Of a serious
nature found among tho students on entering
college Is spinal curvature In Its various forms.
or the students measured more than per
cent had scoliosis or lateral curvature OF the
spine.
The students are divided into class students.
ordinary students and athletes. In the
first group are such students az have attained
high grade In scholarship, but have taken no
systematic exercise The last group in
cndes men who have gained place on class
or university team. while the middle group
may DO said 20 include the remainder Of the
students. The first group includes about
10 per cent of the men. the second 80 per
cent and the third 80 per cent,
II this classification, says Dr. seaver. Is
expressed In the form OF percentage 1t will be
seen that is per cent. oil the close students
are sooliotic. while only SIS per cent OF the
ordinary students ana only II per cent
OF the athletes have this defect In the
opinion OF DR. seaver these figure, constitute
A strong argument In favor OF such exercise
during the rapidly growing period ~ shall
keep the muscular and hgamentous tissues
In healthy and strong condition TO hold the
body In II, normal poise and give the carriage
that is desirable, not only from an athletic
standpoint but that shall enable the various
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DREAM SOLVES MAJORS PROBLES
His Honor Of Sioux City WIN sleep on His
Troubles Hereafter. He SAYS.

Sioux CITY. la, July IA dream has
solved an awkward problem for Mayor
Burton OF this city and he says that here
after when he has troubles he Is going to
sleep on them In the hope OF being equally
lucky In finding a solution.
II happened this way Sioux City has
no infectious diseases hospital and when
several cases Of smallpox were discovered
last week the Mayor didn't just know what
to do about 1t. Nobody was willing to sell
or lease to the city a suitable building for
a hospital except at an extortionate price
and u would take time to build one
Everybody demanded that the Mayor
do something and he didn't know what TO
do The problem bothered him so much
that he dreamed about II and the second
night he dreamed TO advantage
In his dream he says he saw q Govern
ment barge fitted up with some discarded
election booths lying out in the middle OF
the Missouri River and fying the red flag
He remembered the dream when he awoke
and he was happy There vsre several old
Government barges TO be obtained lie
didn't lose any time In securing one and
now the dream is realized
The red hag flies in the middle OF the river.
smallpox i Isolated, and everybody agrees
that the MavOr Is n man OF resources who
should be reelected
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with the wear and tear Of hard seasons show;
ing in scars and bumps and blind eyes and
ragged ears, with the Crime OF years in their
fur, and with only a minimum OF flesh TO
cover their bones But they are staying by
the guns until the last shot Is fired. and. look
ing through the yawning windows. one can
see cats prowling about many Of the deserted
rooms or lying, lonely and puzzled. on the
dirty floors, while. where the houses have
already been pulled down.. the cats wander
forlornly over the piles OF debris. sinking
out OF the workmen's way. yet 10th 10 be-
lie We that things can be 30 bad as they seem
There have been tragedies in connection
with the clearing OF the bridge ground,
though, In the scramble and confusion. no
one save those most concerned have paid
much attention to the happenings. one
small child climbed the fre-escape railing
whils the rest Of the family. were bundling
up their belongin and fell TO the street
below, where the neiRhbors found him dead
One old woman. whose poor head was none
too strong, lost her wits entirely In the
sonrry, and was taken away raving and
There are grim and pathetic and humor-
Gus sides TO the drama being played out down
there, among the other half but the great
bridge knows that IL Is a good thing and
should be pushed along, even trough u does
upset tho domestic arrangements or the
mortals In its path
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clad in. native worth and little else save dirt,
had captured a battered and misshapen tin
bathtIb which looked like wall and stray
in that locality where bathing Is not ireaueh' n "
mediocre tub. The babies had all CROWDED
into the derelict and were rocking hilariously
down stream o. bricks snd, add mor nssn .,srn
and perspiring policemen rescued then.
much against their will, and towsd them
''I another group OF towsled. dirty children
had taken possession Of a decrepit old horse
hair sofa. which had been abandoned 10
midstreet. and were giving a circus on II.
until some one shrieked that the wagon was was
coming 10 take away the dead horse, further
down street, and the new attraction out
weig hted the sofas arms
lorn, stood in the centre OF a ground foor
coom in one Of the tenements. The Tin, Tin,
evidently b,en occupied by, tailor Shreds
and rags and dirt strewed the moor. The
hldeous blue green walls were dirty beyond
the room. says the otI.worn sofa planted
On il sat an old Hebrew. .whe looked like a
He was staring straight before him. with the
Unutterably mournful eyes that are seen
only In the head q q Russian or Polish he,
brew. Absolute detection was written In
every line Of his face and figure,
On the sofa beside him sat black and white
cat-a gaunt. cadavsrous cat WITH the air OF
one 70 whom cream had been denied In this
hard world and who had been thankful for
garbage cans She was almost ms melan-
choly as her master, but being female thing
she was not utterly s-lf-centred, and even
In the midst OF her woe occasionally looked
up at the man and rubbed against his shiny
sleeve, in u vain effort at comfort.
The cat, are taking the destruction oi the
buildings even harder than the human occu-
pants. and can't understand what all the
havoc means
only q few OF the movers have taken their
cats with them. Even II they ha We, II N ten
to one that the cats are already back tn their
sssted garrets and baseme n h and Ilats. They
are detected, cada vefous band. those cas.
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Porto RICO's NEW sEAI.
Description Of the Design Just Adopted for
the Islands OnrciaI Use.

SAS JUAN. Porto Rico, July e-The com
mission created by the recent Iegisls tive
Assembly to select great seal and coat Of
arms for Porto Rico has finished its work
and made It's report TO the Executive Council
The heraldlc description is a. follows
"0n a chief. composed Of the shield OF the
United States OF America a caduceus. from
the base Of which grows on the dexter side a
branch Of the coffee plant. and from the sin
ster side stalks and panicles OF tho sugar
cane. or. In the base a profile view Of tho
island OF Porto Rico. Vert. with the sun In
splendor. Or, all within a border. or.
Crest The caravel OF Columbus
Motto: 'Prospera luz oritur'"
The report OF the commission was adopted
by the Executive Council on July 8. and the
design 10 now the ofl1cial seal Of the island
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AT s2.es, REDUCED FROM s3.2s
AND S5.0O-All Of the full.size com.
position busts OF authors, composers
and ideal subjects, in bronze effects.
AT 79c., REDUCED FROM $l.2S
AND $2.98-All OF the composition
busts OF authors and ideal subjects In
bronze and color effects.
AT S4.98, REDUCED FROM $3.50
Rogers groups, reproductions OF this
famous statuary, finished In "ar,
nouveau" effects. The subjects are
I'VE Boys" "Going for the Cows, "
and the "Wounded Soldier"
AT iOc., REDUCED FROM 29e.--
Bohemian glass vases S5t inches high;
SAPPHIRE blue glass with attractive
floral decoration In colors.
GLASSWARE
AT 9Sc., WORTH $l.S0-Punch bowl,
pressed glass, large size, neat pattern,
lemonade cups to match, Sc. each.
AT 3Sc., REDUCED FROM Soc
Perfection glass water bottle, q con.
venient and sanitary article; the top
screws off; always accessible for ice
and the thorough cleansing Of the
bottle.
AT 4sc., REDUCED FROM Toe
Crystal water tumblers, fine thin
blown glass, embellished with neat
etched designs; 4Sc. per dozen, regu.
AT sse., REDUCED FROM soc.-
Crystal water tumblers, thin blown
glass, engraved designs, soc. per
dozen, regular price eOc.
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at prices away below market values-a Del
because il rights our stock for autumn bus
our Acquaintance.
TEA AND DINNER SETS
AT S2.ss. REDUCED FROM $3.50
Good porcelain tea sets, Sc pieces, neat
floral decorations, natural colors, all
pieces gold trimmed; two styles to
AT Ss.ss, REDUCED FROM $3.50
Good porcelain dinner sets, 100 pieces,
including soup tureen, tasteful designs
AT $3.50, REDUCED FROM $1,000
Good porcelain dinner sets, 100
pieces, including soup tureen, artistic
floral treatment, natural colors; all
pieces gold trimmed.
TOILET SETS
Porcelain toilet sets, full-sized pieces,
regular composition, neat decorations,
81. so the set.
Same sets, with slop jar, S2.7S.
Porcelain toilet sets, full-size pieces,
floral effects, all pieces gold trimmed;
without slop jars, $3.25; with slop jars,
$500.
Fine porcelain toilet sets, full-sized
pieces, complete. with slop jar; color
treatments specially designed to har.
monte with interior decoration. tinted
ground, overlaid with floral designs,
handsomely executed, $s.sS, regular
price, $3.50.
JAROINIERES-
AT si.ss, REDUCED FROM $500
Jardinieres and pedestals, color treat.
ment consists OF notified effects in
dark green or brown on q rich corn
colored ground.
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AT l2Hc. INSTEAD OF IS.
-women's fine gauge black
cotton stockings. high
spliced heels and double
soles; also children's plain
tan and black ribbed cotton.
AT Ice. INSTEAD OF 2ec.
-Women's fine gauge black
cotton stockings, spliced
heels and double soles; also
mems tan, black, blue and
red, lace effect, cotton socks.
AT 25c. INSTEAD OF SOC.
-Women's colored Isle
thread stockings, tan,
striped, two tone and ingram
stainless black cotton, with
split soles or all white feet.
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Towels Very Cheap.

AT &C. FOR SC. bleached Turkish wash
rags In blue and pink stripe, fast colors.
AT i2hc. FOR lie. extra large and fine
bleached Turkish towel, size 22x46.
AT Ice. FOR zoe. bleached Turkish
towel, large size and fine quality Of
yarn, size 23x46.
AT i9c. FOR 22c. extra large and heavy
bleached Turkish towel, splendid quail.
ity, size 22xSO.
AT soc. FOR soc. very large and extra
heavy bleached Turkish towel, fringed
and hemmed, size 27x54.
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AT IOc. INSTEAD OF Ice.
-Women's Richelieu ribbed
white cotton vests, trimmed
with lace edsing at neck and
arm.
AT I5c. INSTEAD OF 25c.
-Women's shaped white
and ecru ribbed cotton vests,
low and high neck, with
short sleeves; also drawers
to match.
At 39c. INSTEAD OF soc.
MEMS ecru balbrigsan
shirts, French necks, long
and short sleeves, also
drawers with double gussets
and strap backs to match;
sizes, shirts, "a to A.;
drawers. 80 to AZ.
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,rsan, to exhibit normal activity which

organs to exhibit normal activity which
constitutes health
An examination OF the eyes OF students,
highest Importance IL appears from the
records OF the past year that an increasing
proportion OF men have had their eyes ex-
amlned before entering college. as ~ per
cent were already wearing glasses Dr
Seayer marked ~ per cent OF the students
as having normal vision Among the cases
of defective vision who were not already
fitted with glasses about o per cent needed
the advice Of a specialist DR. Seaver says.
1T will thus be seen that the medical di-
rector OF a modern college gymnasium will
,tudsnts and future nhysicai disaster as he
comes into closer relation 10 the student
than tho family physician or the classroom
Instructor To meet the responsibilities of
the position more time should be- allowed for
professional study and personal contact
with the students and less time should he
given 10 the detail OF purely statistical work q"
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SC. for Printed Lawns.

Considering quality and style this is
the best lot Of colored cotton fabrics o.
fered by any one this season. Every yard
is new, patterns and coloring the choic-
est; white and colored ground and also
black on white and white on black as well
as white dots on black-all at the extraor-
dinary price OF SC. per yard.
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TO BE PASTOR Ar sTAPLETON. .. T.
Father wsyrtck Leaves the Leo Houss for Ger
man Immigrants

The Rev Frederick William Wayrlck'
who for two and half years has had charge
Of the Leo House for German Immigrants In
State street has been assigned by Arch
bishop Corrigan to take charge OF the German
Catholic Church In Stapleton, staten Island
Father Wayrick was formerly a member
from Il 10 become q secular priest about
three years ago. lie was In favor with Arch
bishop Corrigan who placed him In charge
OF the Leo House and his work there IN plac-
Ing the Institution on a sound financial basis
earned him his promotion, He already
has under ,way. plans for w construction
Of q new church.
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sweeping IeouCuonA
AT i9c. INSTEAD OF 49c. Il 900
percale waists-pretty stripes, sell de-
tachable stock collar.
AT 29c.-A lot OF fancy lawn and per.
Gale waists.
AT acc. INSTEAD OF csc. Pretty
percale, assorted stripes, including
black and white dainty lawn waists.
At csc. INSTEAD OF $l.79 AND
Si.98-hn assorted lot OF dimities,
madras and fancy lawn waists, includ-
ing pretty sailor collar effects.
At Si.98 INSTEAD OF $2.98 TO
S4.98-Broken lot Of linen lawn, pretty
imported madras, Bingham, zephyr, some
slightly handled; all at .e8.
AT 69c. INSTEAD OF $l.2S-White
lawn waists In Geisna and other makes,
some tucked back and front, others
with 2 rows OF embroidered insertings.
AT csc. INSTEAD OF $i.S9-A choice
line Of white lawn waists in Ceisha,
Unique and Grown makes in q dozen
different models, with 8, 4 and 5 rows
Of insertings. Do not miss this lot;
excellent models, button back.
AT Si.98 INSTEAD OF $2.98 TO
$4.98-An assorted lot OF nffeta silk
waists in peau de sole and China silk
In black and colors; soms are q little
handled, but perfect In every way; in
this lot choice white mercerized nain-
sook, tucked and hemstitched; were
06, ell at 3i.90. --.t-
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Incorporated at Albany.

ALBANY. July 70 Number sl1ty-elgh.
Williams Street, Is the title Of corporation
nled to-day which will deal In real estate
in New York city The capital II $500. 900,
and the directors are Albert W Prosn, Arthur
W. Hall, Charles 4. Barker and Louis j. Nor
ton OF New York city
The Constitution Gold Mines Company
Of New York city, organized 10 develop mines
In Oregon was Incorporated with a capital
Of siO0.000 Tho directors are David A.
Howell, Ruth Charsells land John p. Hayden
q 70 wan street. New, York city.
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Ribbon Flurrles.

AT i2c. INSTEAD OF 25c.-Fresh
from the loom-3ls inches wide. white
ground Louisine, with delicate tinted
stripe, . splendid neck ribbon.
AT iSc. INSTEAD OF 28c.-3h.inch
white taffets, with satin stripe; also
4.inch fancy Louisine ribbon, French
design, black mixed, sky, marine,
maize, lilac, cardinal, pink.
AT 2Sc., WERE 39c. TO eOc.-A
splendid lot OF remnants left from our
various sales, fancy and plain.
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HammOCkS Reduced.

800 cotton woven hammocks with
spreader, pillow and deep valance, " In
ches long and 80 inches wide. in all the
best colors. Good value at $l.3s; choice
at % cts.
$50 cotton woven hammocks with pill.
low and spreader, II inches long and SO
cts.
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Wrappers and PetticOats.


famed
For ali practical purposes they name only bone u:c
length Empire Corset short top
sold $780, 8 30 All
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WOmen'S Washable Dresses
Reduced More Than Half.

About 900 Of themthe biggest superlaves needed to
describe the Offering They consist OF striped and figured
Gales black white plain and fancy lawns chambrays
cerzed and plain madras, &C. Many are trimmed With nser
ons Of Swiss embroidery; with straps OF self material
white pque and other desirable effects They all made in
accord with the best Of taste with usual excellence as to III
and finish The contains 80 10 AZ bust measure
The collection divided into five lots, as follows:
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S3.65 KimOnaS Reduced to $1.75

And they about the seviceable and fashionable
house gown Of to-day. Made Of fine quality plain and fancy
cepon trimmed with striped aeta plain satin ribbon large
variety Of coors red lavender yellow, blue pink white
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sehoo, laspsctsrs Are CITY Omss,.

Corporation Counsel whalsn In answer -
the inquiries Of one Of the school inspectors
announced yesterday that these offiosrs were
not eligible to election 10 the Assembly uslsss
they save up thsir place under ths gitv
feg other 'city eGlooru.s
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Summer Candies, zoe. ID.

Main Flor.
Two dainty and delicious sweets Toe
lovers OF good candy-pure, wholesome
and at zoe. 10. Crysnllized fruit cuts
four popular flayors raspberry, orange,
fig and ounce. And cocoanut bon
bons--your choice Of vanilla, chocolate,
raspberry or orange.
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$1,000 for $3.50 to $500
Sack Suits.
$3.50 for $500 to $3.50
Sack Suits.

A soodly lot Of them, and plsnty Of all
sizes, - to 42 chest measure. Some
stout and some slender sises also In this
lot. Made In the new pool or military sack
and trousers finished With belt loops.
This seasons most favored suitings--ths
newest and most popular shades and col.
orings. Not oil siieS In some styles; that's
Why they are 90 sharply reduced TO close.
Those at $1,000 were $t2.S0, $l4.0O
and $500, mostly the higher priced
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Stockings and Underwear
At Reductions of "a to "A.
Right Of Main Entrance.

Right Main Entrance
And oil the date seasonabe needius Of hi,
years. great price and quality advantage for every in the
fsmiv
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Also the remainder OF our line dresses in Iancy cotton and
lawn materials at SS So Ss75, Sl0.5o, $i4S0 instead Of
Sl4.00 to $500.
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3ffafrtfk 3sfb1 ( %.
irt and Scarf Sale.
Reductions Throughout
,portunities given this season, Q regular
line, shirts and scarfs Tor both men and
ever given. The styles and making are
anywhere.
75c. and $l.OO Shirts.
white and fancy neslises shirts, best
+ $I.5O to $3.50 Shirts.
ladras and Oxford mercerized linen an
silk shirts, negligee style, about two
thirds OF them plated or tucked bosoms.
The best shirts OF the year at an average
price less than half.
75c. for SIPS and $I.75
Shirts.
Mems and boys white and fancy
neeligee shirts, about half Of them With
plated or tucked bosoms. Right Of Maia
Entrance.
25c. for SOC. Scarfs.
Our spring and summer Ii scarfs 70
at exactly half price, all shapes, includ-
Ing lmperials, King Edwards, fourth.
hands, tecks, batwing and butterfly ties,
bows and Windsor ties. Certainly the
scarf chance Of the year.
Clearing Sale of Go.Carts.
ParasoI and Rod with each.
At $2.4s, regular up to s4.ss, With
rubber tires.
At S7.9S, regular up to $1,000.
At $9.98, regular up to $500.
At SLABS, regular up to $4,000.
Another Refrigerator Oppor.
tunity.
LOT I AT Se.98 consists Of q quantity
OF refrigerators with all the latest i'm.
provements, with ice capacities up 70
10 lbs.
LoT2 AT si2.oo consists Of l.rs.
double-door refrigerators, assorted STYLES,
with ice capacities up to l20 lbs.
Exceptional prlcesfor Trunks
A small quantity Of the best and most
dependable kinds OF trunks which we're
made especially for display. The lot
consists Of fine ladies' dress, waist, hat
and steamer trunks in rawhide and
nickel trimmed. II Is the finest lot OF
trunks ever shown, and at the special dis
count OF 20 per cent. they will 60 In Q
jffy.
Sale of Gas and Oil Stoves.
Gas stoves, regular $l.45, at S1.OO.
Gas stoves, regular ST !98, at Sl.5O.
Gas stoves, regular $2.98, At $500.
Comet" gas ranges, with two large
ovens and all the latest improvements;
positively the best low.priced range on
the market, al Si0.98.
The "Pavorite" gas range represents
the perfection Of gas range building, aE3
early comers may have their choice Of
different styles and sizes at SLABS.
Blue flame oil cookers.-We recon.
mend the "Brooklyn" blue flame stoves,
automatic and wickless, with large gener.
ating burners and powerful flame; all
parts easily cleaned.
2-burner style, S4.eS.
2-burner style, high frame, S6.98.
3-burner style, S6.98.
3.burner style, high frame, ss.ss.
Housekeeping Helps.
Nudge canner for preserving fruit tses
demonstration).
Folding ironing boards, soc.
Skirt ironing boards. 3 sizes, 29c.
Step ladders, large sizes, choice, 39c.
Parlor brooms. value 29c.; 2 for 3Se.
Wash boilers, round. Csc.
Wash boilers, copper bottom, assorted
sizes, SSc.
Wash boilers, xxx quality, value up 10
$l.98, choice, $i.25.
Chamber pals, slightly handled; Csc.
Bread boxes, Csc.
Preserve kettles, the wel-known "Voll.
rath make, 48c.
Salad washers, 2Sc.
Handy fruit slicers, l0c.
Celluloid starch, two for l0c.
Toilet paper, good tissue, 10 for 2Sc.
Silexo, while 5000 cakes last, 10
for l0c.
HammOCkS Reduced.
300 cotton woven hammocks with
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Black and COIOred Dress Goods.
BrlIliantlnes and SlCIIlans.

Second noor. New Building
BrilIlantlneS at 24c.
A splendid weight Of jet black and navy
briilisntine--iinished Just right, at 24c.
BriIliantlneS at 30c.
English mohair brilliantines, cream and
black. Sure TO give best OF satisfaction.
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Mems Sumner Suits Under
Wholesale Cost.
$500 for $500 to $l2.OO Flannel Suits.

Splendid flannel suitsal new. fresh from maker Hsh
sads ianasls the newest ssy olive and other popular h
have belt loops Making and fitting equal any suit made
The ideal Of cool summer vsar Sizes for msn 90 to -
some, but naturally some choice. The best will 20 st-a
n $500,
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Right Of Main En,rsnes

Right Of Main Entranee.
It's Q voman's lot only-came to 10
quite Unexpectedly. All 2o-inch size;
covering 10 Q fine quality Of Union taffsta
silk guaranteed for . year); silk cases;
handles are mostly long trimmed pearls,
horns (many imported onesl, and hand
some black ones Tor mourning; really two
dollars worth for Sl.Z0.