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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

One Vessel is suak and Thee
LIVES Are lost Several
kfs Injured.
fRy Associated Press.)

CLEVELAND, O, A1s. 5.-As result
Of a collision On Lake Erie between
the steamer City Of Venice, ore-ladts1,
ana the steamer ssgufn. q steel lumber
vessel, or t2andsau, Canada, last mid
night, the Cit:n OF Venice was sunk arc
thFse lives lest while several 2shsh per
sons were uors OF less seriously injured.
The stea nlar City OF Chicago sfi1Ysd
mere early to-dsy with a number 81 sur
viyors % the wreck Tie mate, watch
man and fireman OF the city Of Venice
were drowned John Sullivan, mate Of
the Venice, is 50 badly injured taat az
cannot recover He was removed u ttls
Marine Hospital here.
The steamers met bow %. the City ot
Venice going down almost instantly.
The drowned are:
PETER SIM0NDsoN, fireman, q.
THOMAS FLANAGAN, dsess-ha,nd. Of
Buffalo
unknown.
known There was no log ara ese fhSafs
was fairly clear The hshls - ssls ~ ~,
Of Venice were burning onGhfiy. 70
this t!a crew ard passengers all testlfy,
SAYING tthev could see the Lights ca tts
y-snfra as she was sinking. The second
nats OF the SaglytE. w - i'aVlgtIf.
who was watch, refuses apsoiateiy 30
,iya any information III FeSaia 70 the
way the accident happesled ne less
said about 1t the better vas sHs OILY
statement he wSuld n1aAs-
HOW IT HAPPENED
~ xxas shortly before midnight when
eaa accident happened. The city OF Yea-
irs loaded with ore. was bound for E'lt-
f4lo ,ehtge the Seguln was going North
70 Perry Sound from CgdensouFg On
board the Seguin al! wefe asleep save the
second mate W. a Lavigne and the
.atcnr,an. who was with him n the
,oilut-fouse The first mate OF the yieEl-
ice sullivan. was on watch aboard The.
boat that went down. How the COLI
sion happened cannot De ,asSeatained. as
sullivan IL lying IN tfs5 Hospital ana t4s@-
vigua will not talk.
rhe first that vas known of the col
lislon vas a terrible crash which brought
the boats aImost to a standstiii he Sc.
s,Iiu had struck the Venice fairly fssliiti-
ship and p!oughsd it's way almost through
The boat Tie crews and nasssassrs
ABOARD both boats heard crushing o.
tin1bers mingled with oFias OF help.
Those who We're Sleeping rushed out .tia
deck .csnd there vas fsiGhttG. panic ttpe q
time The Venice. which had beer
spl!t ettiiost IL 5tfso, Sfssls assis'tstA h'tp-
ly-
Captain Bsoderick ran on decs in his
sleaoins robes and in.nefiiately called
to the men to man the nfe-heaSs. The
members OF the crew who had nat been
hurt rushed to his assistance. and II ike
minutes they had the boat in rsls water.
Several OF the men fearing that the
ship would sink BEFORE they had an
opportunity TO escape threw themselves
overheard They were later picked up
by the lifeboats fronl the Sasuin.
The City OF Venice went Gown IN very
/ .dsep water in less than fifteen minutes
after the collision occurred After
s.an,lingsby for an hour. the .seslita
I<headed for Cleveland with the survivors.
| arriving here early to-day
The city of Venice vas "a. wooden yeg-
sci $40 feet long and 80 feet beam she
was owned lny the desiTaw g company. OF
! sBay City. Mich, and valued at about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

Unusual Thing at the Baptist As
sociation-Notes From the
Religious Field.

There is nov taking place at the tlif-
ferent Baptist ftsSociatlonal meetings IN
Virginia an unusual ching, the like of
which has mot been knS,wn before in
the history OF the denomination.
Al each meeting an hour or more OF
precious time Is given .oNe, TO an en-
tireiy undenoninattoaial topic, and is
virtually a git OF the different assocla-
gtions to the cause of public education
Either DR.. Robert Frazer or the Hon
II. St George Tucker. both representing
the Southern Educati5a Board. or, as
it is best known the Ogden movement
for stimulating and fostering public eau-
"a ton in the South, are visiting. by ar
5ransemsnt. the different district associ-
atoms. end are addressing thsm In the
Interests OF their work. uhey are al
ywavs given a place on the programme
and afr5fded ample tune 10 set forth
their plans for the future.
This may appear al EafSts ssisfit a small
ma tier but when IL is setitaeu That
every Baptist association rs an entirely
e6aoo,,,iparional affair and goes or with
"a rush. with hardly sufficient time for
.,,,r,,I, s,,stters it is seen fshat IT amounts
TO sometfing after all. Not every de-
znor,inatiar1 would he willing 10 have a
norrion of its time tai ken up in this way
AS a. result OF the privilege ne southern
iF,tiueation Board is enabled TO reach
thousands sof peopis s,sle .siiNisc would
he altogether a,'acet;Ssli n'e,
Or. John stagg OF Charlotte n. C.,
snasset through Richmond yesterday on
sbis. wa Ii, spowi,a tan cst1nty here he
Will spend the sum
Or. Stage will shortly issue q book
infant 1arnnatior " i1icf 50 %
his calculated TO create spnlewia Of @
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
DR., L|PSCOMB
HAS BEEN CHOSEN
He Will Succeed Captain Richard
lrby as Secretary and Treas
urer of RandoIph-Macon

at a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of Randolph Macon College held yes
freddy morning IN this city. Or, b, r.
Lipscomb. pastor Of tbs Washington
Street Methodist Church. of Petersburg,
was chosen TO succeed the late Captain
Richard lrby as secretary and treasurer
or the college
DR.. LIpscomb was not q candidate for the
position. and he vas unanimously elect
ed. He took the matter under care
full consideration and made known TO
the committee that he declined 10 &c
cept-
But the body being Impressed with his
eminent qualifications urged him to
Withdraw his decinafion and after long
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

advertised for. as majority OF the mem
bers express themselves as favoring such
a course in preference 10 again entering
a contract to lease lamps
And some Of these came committeeman
are OF the opinion that IN advertising
for bids no company will submit figures
as low as those offered By the Newby
Company. They think il impossible for
any manufacturer TO place lamps OF
equal value in Richmond at any such
figures, stating that this company is only
able 10 do SO becsu Use Of the fact that
they have their lamps in-the city and DO
not care TO move.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

leaves thu Chesapeake and Ohio Depot g
"A NJ, sharp. Arriving at Old POINT.
those who take the entire trip VIII 60 ~
5oEse 81, board one CT the spacious Ghes,s
2 rcake and Ohio stea mers. and the SAT-
TO Yerktown over the most beautiful por-
tons OF the Roads and the HayssW De
Gin. Five hours In all on the steamef--
two hours and a half at Yorktown Two TWO
hours ton return nj Old Point-lus. 'he
hour for hathing-and then back nome IN
the cool OF the evening. This Is, indeed,
a fine and restful programme. |fhoae VINO
do not wish to take the BAY trip may
purchase tickets for Old Point only at
q lower price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
CHANGE THE SITES.
School Patrons Not Satisfied With the
Original pIans-Henrico Notes.

Original Plans -Henrico Notes.
a number OF the residents OF ruckahoe
District, in Hcnrico county. are dissatis-
fled with the proposed location of the new
school house. to take the place of the
four 10 be abolished, and have entered a
protest with the School Board Snper1nr
tendent Russell visited the section yester-
day afternoon. and probably arranged 70
have th', site changed SO as to suit the
patrons.
There are twelve appi canta taking inc
public school examination at Henfico
Courthouse. The examination viii con-
hnue through to-day, On Thursday the
colored applicants will be examined.
Thomas White Ernest White ana Rod
ert Edwards. all colored charged with az
sanlting Il small colored boy below Ftll-
ton. We're tried before Squire Woodson
yesterday morning Thomas White and
Edwards were fined SIS each. Robert
White was discharged.
The regular meeting Of the supervisors
OF Hcnrico county was held yesterday
morning at tho courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
WEST END PARK
Laege Crowds Go OUT to the Popular
Amusement Place Nightly.

West End Park appeaes to grow IN pop-
gtsarftg With the recent hot spell has
come Increased patronage, and The diFets
tors OF the enterprise axe e1<haustkas ey-
cry means to contribute TO the interest
ard eujoyfuent OF visitors 4 pssssar.ens
orchestra gives Concerts afternoon aud
Night: electric launches on the lake az
ford arnuaeuents To hundreds, and with
an ilp proved cuisine the Ratisheilaf Ia
probably one Of the most popular res
taurants in the city. SO p1pala' fas e
become indeed thai luncheon and dis
nes parties are given there, aud at ntgnt
It is invariably crowded ia avery room
with the Bohemians IN search OF q re-
cherche supper
Arrangements are nearly conpiets Tor
the aquatic sports. This eveat viii tie on
a very elaborate scaIe this year, ard viii
be extremely interesting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
MUNICIPAL ELECTRICIANS
National Convention 10 Meet in THIS
Civ If, Octnper.


4a,,e-,ar.ations f2,;e being made by Super
i,71ende-t w. II Thompson for the enter
1atr,,e,1f OF. the municipal electricians who
will meet here in national convention on
October IN Sth and at'l
The headulartsrs Of the &ssociallon
viii be 81 Murphy's Hotel AZ The tii1le
Of 1he convention the National LllcaInp-
1nsnr, G a. z viii be in session IN Wash
inrtpn and many side trips Will he made
TO this city and the battietields,
The Chamber of Commerce has arranged
fr,. .s,;r,irsinn tickets III reduced rates
from an paris Of the country and the week
viii las transformed intc a gala week.
There viii he about five hundred people
II, attendance upon the convention
The Electricity Committee embraces the
.foIipy-in.. Messrs. Beck, Gordon, Gunst
Minor 1'tio.nasson Winston. Miner. Stein.
Biisssll. BossfertS md o'Meill. These gen
tiernen will constitute the Committee of
ARRANGEMENTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
MAJOR MAILER AS GOU lNsEl
lIiesWill iDefend 2aymastar 9enfose al
Erie This Week.
nv Associated Efess J

49, nv AsSOCIat-I u ft-ss . :, -
WASHINGTON. August s-7ta yffsaftGr
Renrose. who is TO be tried By court =
ttial at Erie. Pa. on THURSDAY a,lleon
several charges, the principal one OF
which is >snbegzlement. has asked TIE
NAVY Depa etnent TO assign Major Il =
Waller, OF the Marine Corps. to act as
mis- counsel. His request wi i he complied
wi tn nd the assis nnient vii he naads.s
Major aIleri lis now al ssne Marine Ear
racks, .Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
BASEBALL TO-DAY
fast Game Expected at sfoad Stress
2ac6.

Park.
Tic second game OF the Tri.s.ity Laagus
championship will be played OF Broad
Street Park at $50 O'clock shts afternoon.
yss.an the Brownies and The Eiiks, The t~o
at each other,
The game will attract a large crowd.
as tfare is great rivalry between The Two
teams. and it has always been a stt.e.s-
ton as 70 winch Ia the stronger
as the clubs nov stare the Brownies
and the Eihs are tad for first place, and
the game to-day viii be TOR keeps
Manchester add Petersburg viii play ia
che latter city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
fierce Battle Near sanaens..
-By assoc3atet, pressl

itkSy ktaspC4l.sG IPresSJ
WASHINGTON, u C.. August 81
feanIasran at the State Department from
Panama, dated Augusr Ssa. conveys The
Information that ..sre are revolutionary
VAR vessels in tie Gay: that taarce
battle has been fought at aqua Dalee.
and that the results Of the ossttf are noe
Not known The government. hoWaNs:.5
Claims the victory THO Ranger Is N
the bay
As Percy Scott. who has been ytsssiGi
his sister Mrs. Robert E, Efsarsinson rs
s,sEI,sd 70 his home IN fsslssisst "a ss.
day. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
1Tr;p no Yorktown.

1t lis not surprising to hear that many
of the best OF Richn1ondss lpeonle are go
s:rg TO take the "trip ITO sAnrtStoWn. via
Old Point Conf to -morr oVf, linfisr fs:is
conduct Es,,f the young Mems League sof
the west Wow Church. The es cnrsinn lis
Spi1e of unusual ttracti vensss The train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

Bishop Peterltin, OF west Virginia
preached Sunday morning at ST. James
Episcopal Church, in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

The Rev. w. C, Taylor, Of fndisna, an
old Virginia boy, who has many friends
here viii be in this State for his vaea-
ton. He Will ill the pulpit OF his cousin,
the Rev. J. j. Tsyl1T, or The FrestEa son
Street Baptist Church, OF Norfolk,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

The many friends cf Dr. James Nelson
will he glad TO learn that be Is again
~ and out 1t was feared at one time
that he was seriously sick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

Extensive Improvements are 10 be
made TO the Baptist Church al Ashian',
OF which Or. r. II, Pitt, OF THIS CITY, Is
the pss:af. The YORK VII! De cohapietso
about the middle Of September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

The uniform examinations for teach
ers in the public schools were being held
all over the State yesterday Tod To-day WI
complete the work of cxa mining S~tiise
f,e.,,,hers. the ,cplored a5s;:.es will he es-ii
ar1ined on Thursday end FRIDAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

Hon. George e. ainrses' 'nf :sasutoEo J.
,,assef, through the city eeaterdas and
was q caller ut the Cap!so'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
SECRETARY is
DOING HIS DUTY
Is Conforming to the Law as
to Resistrars-CapitoI
Notes.

For the benefit OF registrars who are
making inquiry CT The Secretary Of the
Commonwealth rs 10 what are their
duties under the ordinance of the con
vention, the following extract showing
The connection Of that officer with The
board is printed: The Secretary of the
Commonwealth shall have prepared suit
able books for the registration Of voters
and forward them 10 the clerk Of the
County Court Of each county, and to the
clerk of the Corporation Court Of each
city TO pc by them distributed TO the
several boards of registrars Of their re-
spective counties and cities.
The books shall be 50 spaced and ruled
as to provide 70, the convenient entry
Of the number and name of The voter, IN
alphabetical order, his age, occupation,
residence length of time he has resided
in the State and county and precinct,
and. if 2 natursadzed citizen the Gate
of his naturalization papers and The
court 5oy which issued ii known; and, II
registered as q voter exempt from the
na,-r1aent of a poll tax as q prerequisite
to the right 10 vote under section twen-
tS-two Of the Constitution, for the state
ment of that fact.
II shall he the duty Of the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth. before the twentieth
tar of July. nineteen hundred and L"o
10 forward to each OF the persons CHOSEN
by the convention as members OF me
several boards of registration q certti-
ca+. showing that sucn person has been
So chosen, which certificate shall be eri-
dance of the facts therein stated.
Governor Montague is expected TO re-
tnrn from his attendance upon the SEES
sions Of the Bar Association 81 Inc tipt
Springs on Saturday
Mrs. Montague will return from KING
and Queen on Saturday Private Secfe-
tary %. a RiIcilie left yesterday for
Atlantic City. where he will spend
his vacation In THE absence OF the Gov
ernor and Mr. Ritchie yesterday ESecn-
tive Clerk Bigger was looking after maj
tiers at the Executive Office
During the absence of librarian Nv
Scott WHO is now on ms NacaEloti, ms
MACE at the State Library is being 1ttisa
| in q most acceptable manner by MISS
| Resale French Shelton. of this city. Miss
| shelton is .. graduate of the NIonlan's
College of this city and is nov the pnesi-
| dent of the Aiumnae Association OF that
/ institution.
4 Assistant Clerk of the House of Dele
1 gates Thomas X. Bigger has returned
| from ieiordonsvllle. where he spent Sun
4 day with his family and was IN ms o.
/ flee at the Capitol YESTERDAY.
4 The uniform examinations for teach
/ ers in the public schools were being held
all over the State yesterday To-day WI
/ complete the work OF examining SWn,se
i ,ea,,hers tho ,colored a5s:ses will he es-
L au,ined on Thursday end FRIDAY.
i Hon George e. airrses'. ~ :t'eafosd.
4 passed through the city 5Nts'sernts isss'si
4 was q caller ut the Lapiso'
i ~, s4,,,t tnNvn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

stir in tbs theological world. IL VIII
published in this city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06

Assistant Clerk Of the House OF 2L,eie-
gates. Thomas X. 8igger mas returned
from eiordonsvlle where he spent Sun
t.a, with his family and was in his Of
flee at the Capitol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-06
IS commended by Cap

si75.uo She was commended by Cap
tain Brodsricis.
The Seslia is an iron vessel 20f tset
long ana 81 feet beam. She IS ownea
by ] s Miller Of Perry Sound. and COM
yaaRded by Captain j 3. SIMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-29
DISTRICT FUEL.
Recommendations Regarding the Let
+ ting of Contracts Therefor.

Recommendations Regarding the Let
ting of Contracts Therefor.
The District Commissioners have received
from the property clerk the following rec
ommendation with regard to the letting of
contracts for District fuel including that
for schools, for the next fiscal year:
THAT the bid Of j. Edward Chapman Of
$3.49 per ton for Consolida ton Coal Com
pany's Georges Creek coal and Of IL cents
per ton for slowing, be accepted, as the
price, all things considered is believed to be
reasonable, and the coal offered is of we'll
known quality, and is of the kind now be-
ing used by the District with satisfactory
results 1t will be noted that there is a
lower bid for item No. 1. that Of 8. S.
Daish & Sons but attention Is invited to
the fact that the bidders have failed to
state as to what particular coal is offered
or from what mines they propose to fur
nish the same. The bid is therefore infor-
NAL and it is recommended that it be not
considered.
lit Is recommended that bids for items
2, 3, 4. 3, 6, Z, and 8 be rejected as all
contract for oak wood, sawed and split, be
awarded to 8. S. Daish & Son, said firm
being the lowest bidders for this item, No
10; and that items II, long oak wood; 12,
pine wood; 49, pine wood, sawed once, and
IA, pine wood, sawed and split be awarded
to Johnson Brothers. they being the low
est bidders. It is further recommended
5ected as informal. at such time as it may
appear that favorable prices can be Sc
cured when conditions In the coal regions
are more settled"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-29
Richmond Couple Married Here.

Miss Hazel C. Scott and Mr.. w. Howard
Wood, both Of Richmond, Va, were mar
ried here late yesterday afternoon by Rev.
J. ]. Muir. Their ages were announced
under oath to the clerk of the court, who
issued the license, as nineteen years and
twenty mine years, respectively.
A dispatch from Richmond says: CIV.
Howard Wood, a well-known business man
and clubman. eloped today with Miss Hazel
G. Scott, the beautiful sixteen-year-old
daughter Of T. A. Scott. prominent ice man.
ufacturer, to Washington, where they were
married. The couple have known each
other for nearly two years. Both possess
much artistic ability. and they spent great
deal Of time sketching together. The young
bride is a beautiful brunette. Her youth
constituted probably the only objection that
could be made to the match. Another pref
ty feature Of the event is the fact that Mr..
Woods brother. James Wilson Wood. was
married today in Greenville, s. c.. to Miss
Jennie c. Gibson, and will go to Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-29
Misses Department.

Girls Blue Sailor Blouse Dress Suit trimmed
win taHeta silk and braid; size IA. Reduced from
$3.50 to $675.
Blue Venetian Russian Blouse Suits trimmed
with braid; sizes II and 10. Reduced from ST.. 80
to $500 each.
1 Royal Blue Cheviot Double breasted Blouse
SUIT trimmed with braid; size IA Reduced from
So 80 to SG.25.
2 Navy Blue Cheviot Peter Thompson Suits;
each.
Misses Brown Cheviot Suit, Elton jacket, founce
SKIRT trimmed with straps of stitched tafeta; size
IA. Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
GIRLS Cloth Capes, with wide ribbon stream
ers. Reduced from $50 to So. rs each
10 Girls Tan Grass Linen Shirt Waists sailor
collar; sizes II and a. Reduced from $3.50 and
81 so to 95c. each.
Girls Cbambray Sailor Blouse Waists all-over
tucked; sizes IA and 16. Reduced from 81. so to
95c each
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Suit Department.

, Black Cheviot Walking Suits: sizes So and 40.
heduced from $1,000 to $3.50 each.
Blue Linen Suit, all-over tucked blouse and
Sit. 90 ~ T "
FOuard Silk Dresses, trimmed with lace and
chlnon-tan and blue; sizes "a and SO. Reduced
from 1880 to $500 EACH
SILK Skirt, silk drop lining, trimmed with ap-
P . braid sa and double strap. Reduced from
2 Handsome Cancels Hair Cheviot Skirts, silk
crop inlng-tan and gray. Reduced from $3.50
to $1,000 each.
Black Pin-stripe Cheviot Walking Skirts. Re-
duced from $7.50 to 1913 each.
White Organdie Dress, trimmed with lace
ana RIBBON; size "a Reduced from $13 so to Sc rs
White Organdie Dresses trimmed with lace
and ribbon; sizes 80 and A. Reduced from S. IS
to 81. 3S each. fo
3 Tan Covert Jackets silk lined; size 40. Re-
uuced from $1,000 to $500 each.
L Black Cheyiot Elton Jacket, silk lined: size
~ Reduced from $1,000 to 1878.
! Lightweight Tan kersey Jacket satin lined
sn with stitching; size "a. Reduced from
2 Tan Broadcoth Jackets, white satin revers:
each. ~ F''
Black Silk Eton Jackets. pongee collar, white
$1,000 to 81 80 each. 'A
10 Black Taffeta Silk Waists all-over tucked
trimmed with straps and buttons; sizes 80 to 3S
Reduced from $50 to So. 90 each
~ iSuFed Linen Lawn Wrappers, trimmed with
embroidery; sizes 81 to SO. Reduced from S. IS to
80 each, ~ W
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-29
Black Goods Department.
Waist and Skirt Patterns at re-
w etISl ana
duced prices.

Waist and Skirt Patterns at re-
duced prices.
Ia yds. 42,inch SIX and Wool Marcelletta Re-
dnced from 81 to 81 25 for pee
~ yds 44-inch Allwool Wolfe. Reduced from
IL .yds. 4e-inch Atwood Tusi Rep Reduced
from 81 So to SOC. for pee.
- yds a4-inch Atwood Wolfe. Reduced from
1913 to So for pee.
3 yds. 43-inch Atwood MistraI Reduced from
81 % to 81 % for pee
Is yds. 42-inch SIX and Wool Serge Reduced
from S5.25 TO 81. as for pee
yds 34-inch Cotton and Wool Cashmere. Re
duced from 30 10 6Oc. for pee.
yds 34-inch Cotton and Wool Cashmere Re-
duced from 500 to 81. 20 for pee.
3la yds. 43 inch Striped Mohar Grenadine Re
duced from Sc. % to 81 so for pee.
yds. 44-inch SILK and Wool Striped Crepe de
thine. Reduced from IS. 10 to $500 for pee.
3hs yds. 43-inch SILK and Wool Crepe de Chine
Reduced from $6.57 to s4.25 for pee
3 yds. a. inch Atwood Wolfe. Reduced from
yds. "a inch Atwood Broa,lcloth. Reduced from
$500 $500 for pee
3la yds. 50-inch All Cheviot. Reduced from
S43S to % for pee.
~ yds. 5o-inch Atwood Cheviot. Reduced from
S1..3 TO S225 for pee.
81 yds. 44-inch Atwood Mistral. Reduced from
SI-l9 to 1918 for pee.
A., yds: 46-inch Silk Striped Grenadne. Reduced
from 7.13 to $3.50 for pee.
Dress Patterns at reduced prices.
yds. 46-inch All-wool Etamne. with black and
white border. Reduced from S22 so to 81 25 for
pee
yds. Polkaspot Wolfe. Reduced from SIS 90 to
$1,000 for pee
9 yls. Polka-spot Crepe de Chine. Reduced from
s31 so to S2i 80 for pee.
yds. SILK and Wool Striped Grenadine. Reduced
from S19.25 TO $14.00 for pee.
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