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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
Claims That Foreign Powers Have
Broken Spirit of Agreement.
FRESH COMPLICATIONS ARISE
Military Officers at Tien-Tsin Have a
Limited Number of Chinese Guard.
Force Entirely inadequat to
Keep Down Brigandage.
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, July 4.-The Chinese
Government has appealed to the Gov
eminent of the United States to use its
good offices to cause the allied Powers
who still retain their soldiers in Tien-
Il sin, to evacuate tnaL place in con-
forn,ity with the spirit of the agree
ment Of Pehn, which settled the Boxer
troubles.
The appeal was made to-day by Minis
ter WI directly to Secretary Hay in the
shape of a cablegram from Niceroy 1uen
S!Iih-kai, of Chill. which the minister
supplemented with a long verbal explain
atom.
The cablegram is as follows:
Translation Of a cablegram received
July s. 1902 (fifth moon, 10Th day) from
Niceroy Yam Shihi-kai OF Chill, dated
July ); 1902, (fifth moon. 10th da2 Your
cabegram of July I'd is received with
much qualification. In the final protocol
signed by the different Powers there is
40 stipulation that a supplementary con-
vention will be made in regard TO the
restoration of Ten-Tsin. But the for
eign military officers at Tien-Tsin have
arbitrarily given rise to fresh complfca-
ton and drawn up many articles limiting
TO 300 the number of Chinese guards to be
stationed at Tien-Tsn within the limit of
thirty Kilometres. Since the brigandS
In the vicinity of Tien-Tsin, on account
of the lootinG of the arsenals in 1900,
are generally we'll armed. it would be
impossible for such a small force to sup
press and punish brigandage; much less
can it police the city and vicinity and
preserve order generally. The military
officers appear to be willing TO restore
the city but in realty they wish to de
lay; there is no reason to fear that thetz
action is not by any means for the pub
lie good. The foreign ministers
do not approve their action and
they have repeatedly demonstrated
with them, but the military
officers have not he willing to come 20
an agreement, the ministers and the
military officers each hold to their own
opinions which greatly impede the pro-
srcss of our affairs. I request you to
ask the Government OF the United States
to consult with the other governments
so that instructions may be sent TO the
different military officers direct. order
ing them TO accede to the suggestions
OF che foreign ministers to the end that
the restoration may not be further de-
layed.'
IS UNREASONABLE
The author of This message, Yuan
Shiki-Kai, has taken the place of the late
Ii Hung Chang to large extent in
dominating China's politics, and the Unit
ed States is more disposed TO heed
his appeal because of his excellent con-
duct during the Boxer uprising.
He was the principal means of COM
rnu,ication between the outside govern
,nents and the legationers during their
time of peril and but fer his strength
of character. the entire province OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
THE FOURTH IN CHASE CITY
Elaborate Ceremonies, Parade, Mus &c
and Dinner.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
CHASE CITY. VA, July 5.-Over one
thousand people attended the Fourth of
July celebration here. Many were pres
ent from Charlotte. Lunenburs and Hall
fax counties The day was a typical
one with the thermometer high up in the
nineties. But no one seemed disposed to
COMPLAIN They were there and had to
stand it.
The celebration was under the auspices
of Council No 90 Junior Order United
American Mechanics, and business men
of the town who literally contributed to
It.
\ long procession with innumerablc
flags men in regalia, and mounted mar
shals resplendant in decorations, headed
bv the splendid South Boston band. pa
raded the principal streets and arrived at
the extensive grounds of the Southside
Academy. about 10 a. NJ, where the fcs-
tiyities were held.
Speaking was in the large public hall
Of The Academy which was completely
filed, with the ladies predomnating-
The programme was:
."rhe Occasion and a Welcome'-Cap-
tain Thomas D. Jeffress; Reading De
claration of Observation-Disclosures IL L.
Williams; The Day We Celebrate MIR.
6 J. Slate of South Boston; our order
and Public SCnool tducdLio1i 10y III
7. II. King: The Flag'-hy Postmaster
]. NJ Sloan.
All the addresses were followed by
music. The speaking was appropriate and
eloquent and given close attention.
AT its conclusion, Captain Jeffress, who
had introduced all the orators, invited
the audience to dinner, and made re-
quest of the band as they had per-
formed Shall Columbia. Star
SpangIed Banner" and Yankee Doodle,
to close the exercises with the inspiring
notes of Dixie which greatly graft
fled the audience
The arrangements for the dinner had
been admirably made. There were va
ried iced refreshments for sale on the
grnrds and a game of baseball after
dinner Everybody seemed to partake of
the spirit of enjoyment and it was day
long to be remembered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
DANVILLE'S NEW TEMPLE
The Dedication Accompanied by Inter
esting Exercises.


DANVILLE. VA. July 5--Ths Roman
liant reception on Wednesday night 10
The visiting Masons and all their friends
The handsome new Masonic Temple was
beautifully lighted and decorated for
the occasion The guests found much
to interest them in the new home of the
order. which. in the splendid finish OF
its interior, is said TO be one of the
finest buildings south of Washington.
At 9 o'clock the guests assembled in
the Blue Room. where an interesting
programme was carried out Colonel
George c. Cabel delivered a sparkling
address of welcome, taking as his theInc,
Roman Eagle Lodges Tribute to Dan
WIFE," Mayor Woodng responded in a
neat speech, ''Dauvtlle's Recognition.
The remainder of the programme was
musical. This portion Of the evening :
entertainment was in the hands of Dan
ville's best musical talent, and was en-
joyed from beginning to end. This was
their programme Quartet. selected
Messrs. Rooms. Van FeIt, Pierce and
Beach: violin solo, selection from II
Trovatore SingaIee. r S Phifer, Jr.;
solo, Open Secret, Spring songl, Wood
man, Miss Bessie Payne; solo, selected,
Mr.. j. c. Van PeIt: solo, LArdita.
Ardita, Miss Annie Salzman; quartet, Es-
tudiantno. Lacome. Mesdames Wyllie,
AGREE. Briggs and Miss Pattie Averettf
Goodnight, Goodnight. Beloved, PIN
suty. chorus; r. +. S. Phiferr conductor.
Later in the evening delightful re-
fresflrnents We're served 1t is estimated
that at least nine hundred guests were
present. and they succeeded in making
the occasion one OF the gayest OF the
year.
The dedication Of the Masonic Temple
brought quite number of prominent
10
them may be mentioned Grand Master
Kerns. of SutherIin: Grand Junior War
den kemper. OF Alexandria; Grand Sec
rotary Darlington, Grand Treasurer
Peasants, Grand Junior Deacon t.G-
gleston and Grand Tier Wilkerson. OF
Richmond and Grand Chaplain Ray. OF
F'ranktown.
R \. Bendall died at her home. ON
Jefferson Street She had for several
years been a great sufferer from acute
neuralgia The last attack left her IN
a greatly weakened condition. and she
sank gradually until death brought an
end TO her sufferings Mrs Bendau s
daughter, Miss Frances. her sister. Mrs.
Coleman. and her husband. Mr.. r. a.
Bendall were with her at the time of
her death. Another sister. Mrs Pierce
Jones' of Amelia. and two brothe:S-
Messrs. C. II. and l.. II. Featherston-.
survive her The funeral took place
" ednesday afternoon from the residence,
on Jefferson Street
Tn new City Council held its first meet
ing. and elected officers Tuesday after
noon Many of the former Councilmen
were retained in office.
The Identity and wherea bouts of the
murderer or murderers OF The col
ored man found dead on Jack
sons Branch the other day. re-
main shrouded in mystery The evil
dence in the hands of the authorities Is
most unsa tisfactory: there is hardly any
clue by which the criminal can be traced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
shang Ting would have been drawn over

Shang Tllng would have been drawn over
to the Boxer cause.
Secretary Hay will address himself to
the various governments probably
through Mr. Conger at Pebn. and the
foreign ministers there located. The sit
uation at rien-Tsin is peculiar, and in
view of the State Department the atti-
tude of the foreign military offices there
is perfectly uurea souable.
The State Department has satisfied
itself that the foreign ministers at Pellin,
whose governments are represented by
these military leaders, are thoroughly
anxious to have the treaty Of Pekin ex-
ecuted in a fair spirit. and to that end
TO have Ten-Tsin evacuated al the earl
lest possible moment by the foreign
forces. SO it will carry the Chinese ap
peal to the governments concerned.
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The strange Australians seen with the
man on the day of his death have dis
appeared entirely.
The Patrick Springs property resort
where many OF the DanvilIe people spend
a part OF the summer months. has just
changed hands, MIR. j. Nash Morrison.
who has had control OF it, disposing OF
his share 60 some person or persons as
yet unknown.
There are now number OF guests at
the springs. VINO are anxious for the an
nouncemsnt to appear regarding the man
agement of the springs t-iis summer
Miss Julia Bidgood, of Richmond ard
Miss Margaret Walters. of ReidsriIle. are
visiting Miss Bessie Holland at hec
home, on Holbrook Avenue.
Miss Bessie Penn. OF Salisbury. n. C..
is Visiting: relatives here
DR.. b. N Walker. whose health has
beeu falling for some time. has gone
with his family 70 ConnelIy's Springs.
\. c., where he hopes soon to regain his
strength
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many That his business foresight was
great. has been proven by the subse-
quent growth of the system, and its re-
cent absorption of the other electric
power and street car companies in Rich
mond and Petersburg.
That MI Sitterding as president of the
Virginia. Passenger and Power Company,
is actively at the head of these proper
ties, is sufficient assurance to the peo-
pie Of Richmond that they will be opera
Ted wisely. honestly, and to the mutual
advantage of the public and the COM
panN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
EXCURSIONS
To New Jersey Seashore Resorts Via
2 & p, r. r. and Connections.

r..
on Friday and Saturday. June 2th
and 2Sth; Thursday and fIlday. July
olt,,a sth and Friday and Saturday
Of each week thereafter until September
IAN inclusive. the Richmond, Freder-
icksburg and Potomac R R. Co VIII
sell special excursion tickets to Ati "a
Is1. CIV n J., via washington and
penn r. r. or 5. and Q. r. R. at rate
Of SO round trip from Richmond.
Tfckets will be good going only on
date of sale and for return passage
leaving destination uhui me s.ii
faIIa,,,Ing date OF sale, inclusive. Stop
over will be allowed within limit at
Applv to Ticket Agents Byrd Street.
Elba and Main Street Stations or ken ici,,
,,ond transfer Company, 9oS e. Main
e. Ioffarson Hotel and Murphy's Hotel.
80 w. P. TAYLOR.
Tramc Manage.
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Affairs in Fiuvanna.

(Special Dispatch to The Times)
WILMINGTON. VA, July s. II. ?,
Kent has just returned from Lick Run.
where he spent a week looking after his
store and other business interests al that
poiut. He reports business somewhat
dun in that section on account of mining
strikes the smelling furnaces beng GRIP
pied al present by a lack of their usual
supply of coal: however, there is hope OF
an early end of this business depression
Judge Shepherd recently sold three
fine farms inn this neighborhood to Mr..
Hutchins and DR.. Kennycutt. all of II
linoiS who will soon bring their fam
HES here and in future make their home
here. AS president of the Virginia Land
Agency Judge Shepherd has been the
means of Introducing our excellent land
to the notice OF thrifty farmers in the
Middle West, who are glad to buy homes
here where land is cheap and the eli
mate pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Bowles. of
Richmond are visiting their brother,
Major j. P Bowles. at this place
Misses Katie Elicit and Susie Bell
have gone to Virginia Beach where
they will join Miss Mary Ashley Bell and
remain several weeks When they re-
turn Miss Bell will accompany them
and remain here a part of the summer
Miss Lily il Sadler. Of Baltimore. is
visiting her brother, Charles L. Sadler.
and viii spend several weeks before
returning to Baltimore.
Miss Maude Baker who was recently
graduated at Holins with high honors
after spending a week at home is now
visiting friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Sarah Holland remains o,,ite
sick at her home near here. suffering
from a complication of diseases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
GOVERNOR HAS
MANY CALLERS
They Came from Far and Near
on Yesterday.
ONE PARDON WAS GRANTED
Wise County Man Was Set Free to Die.
City and County Officers VIII Not
Have to Take the Oath-Capi
toi and Library Notes.
Wise County Man Was Set Free to Die.

Governor Montague had an unusual
rush of callers yesterday. They came
early and late, and kept both His Excel
lcncy and Executive Clerk Bigger very
busy. Private Secretary Ritchie being in
West Virginia on little pleasure trip.
Some Of the those who came were Dr..
Joseph w. Southau Hon. Charles V,
Meredith, Dr. w NJ. Holman, surgeon
TO State farm; Messrs. Milton Z. Mar
cuse. Charles Hutzler, Colonel 10 Lane
Stern and Captain w. w. Barrow. Ihe
two latter gentlemen consulted HIS EN-
ccllency in regard to whether or not the
militiamen OF the State shall be required
TO take the oath of office put they
reached no conclusion on the subject
The Governor had not received the pa
pers in the court martial case or Lieu
tenant J. ". Starl1e, though Colonel An
derson will likely transmit them to-mor-
row.
His Excellency could spare but httle
time from his visitors TO take up otier
matters. He, however, pardo1eu 'd tn.,,9
Dollarihde. who was at the June term
of the County Court Of Wise trled ana
convicted of attempt a murder ana SEN
fenced TO two years in the penltentiafS.
In Granting the pardon the Governor
Gives the following reasons: TINS man
IS in a dying condition from aooomiilai
ciropsy. and | pardon MIN win tne n9pe
a
THO Governor said he had no engage
,oan,s for the immediate future ana
viii likely be in MS office during lhe
greater portion of the week.
Nv Charles w Compton. Of Roanoke
chairman of the Virginia state fNectt-
tive Committee Of the st. LOUIS thNposl-
+ion Association. and Mr.. Char!eS VI
reeves of ST Louis. secretary OF me
7 legislative Committee. Of the LOUISIANA
p,,rchase Exposition. were callers on seV-
"a, of the State officers yesterday, ana
a,,ro,nced that they would renew their
e;.r,,+ before the Legislature at the coming
JnIv session. TO have the State MAKE ah
a,,,ronriation to the enterprise.
- i likely that Colonel A NJ Bowman.
80 salem. who is a prominent frult
e,,ovsr. will reintroducc his bill on the
Subject which failed of passage at the
ooa,t session. MeSsrs. Compton an"
reeves are quietly organizing for oatt'e
80 cav they think they have good pros
,>.,,s of winning The revival OF TINS
f,ght will bring a great many lobbyists
bera TO pull for the bill. when lhe
legislature comes back on July loth.
s rha statment made in The Times sew
81 ,,.ysago tc the effect th;t nc officers
sayc those specifically mentioned III SEC
,i,n p. q the schedule Ct the new Con-
s,i,u,icn will have 10 taxi. The oath TO
su:.oort the instrument vas borne cut
~, the Acknowledgement in an unofficial
opinion yesterday:
Major Anderson says the provision on
tho subject Is too plain tC admit Of a
reasonable doubt, and that only the
following officers Will be required 20 take
the cath. they having specifically mem
toned in the schedule: Executive Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
CNsMBERuAlN'S COLiC. CHOLERA
AND DlARRHOEA REMEDY.

The uniform success OF this remedy
has made it the rpast popular prepara-
ton in use for h7cel complaints. It IS
everywhere recognized the one rem.
edy that can always be depended upon
and that is pleasant TO take. It Is espe-s
cially valuable for summer diarrhoea In
children and is undoubtedly the menas
of saving the lives OF great many chill
aren each wear For sale by all druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

80 STYLES Corset Covers, in high and
low neck, plain, lace and embroidery
trimmed, from / SC to 81.
We have the prettiest, da1ntlest pat
terms in Corset Covers, with long
cloth and nainsook, open backs ana
open fronts, dainty aces and beautiful en-
broideries, our prices S1.25 to S2.4S.
Just received a large shipment of Ladies'
Pants, cambria and cotton embroidery and
lace trimmed, SO and soc; worth %
and 75o.
Ii styles in 81 Lawns.
Our recorder in Low Neck and Short
Sleeve Gowns now on sale. They are
made of cambria and long cloth. Lace
trimmed, and fits guaranteed, 81 to S2.4s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
Nurses Aprons.

% dozen in extra widths, with Blbs
and without, trimmed and plan, Is, 50
Ijght Weight Gowns, most desirable for
the summer season, high, V and square
neck, so and soc each
Wash Skirts, extra wide, stripes and
plain colorS, soc to 81.
Just what you want for the mountains.
Lightweight Satin SklftS' 81 20 $50.
Now is the time to buy your oi!k oklf Is
We have rut our price to make room for
our fan goods. Taffeta Silk Skirts in all
c0Iors: SO to SIS, $40 TO S8.48, SS.48 to
IS. %, IS. IS to IS, IS to s3.98
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
Our Gavin Department.

The the least be obtained by all Of those
who will Lawn Department this week
In Silk Striped and Figured Grenadines and Mus have r
few of beautiful designs left at, yard OOs~
Beautiful Striped and Silk Finish French Madras
was 81 1-2C, Nv, yard. - u
Most ds 5as5 and 5sa4s designs in 6
Reduced Ees n fo ;b and 3,7d yard
5a stock ~a sn nj ysfd and c
No trouble suited large stock of l5c. Lawn
Batistes, only II 1-2c the yard.
Beautiful Foulard Persian patterns in all co,ors,
worth IL 1-2c the yard. only, yard. W.
growing large because sell
very many but this week have marked them down
regardless of for special sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

We have provided your comfort and supply wants
at small expense
Shirt of all descpions-one exceptional values for the
wide-awake purchaser French Percae Madras and Silk
Bingham Waists, former prices S150, 81 and S246- 90
choice. y -
Handsome Nainsook Waists embroidery trimmed, d, 90
slightly soled former prices S1.50 to s396choice
Linen Lawn Waists front trimmed with embroidery, CT -n
tucked backs short sleeves special. 4A'Co
White Lawn Waists front of cluster of tucks and crnbod
tucked backs, only 4 -
Sheer Waists trimmed with nansook embroidery d :, 90
or hemstiched open or back reduced p@so w
so dozen Waists, fast coos entire front tucked,
tucked collar, CuffS1 50 value while
they last your choice. +i'oo
seasonabe garments the Shirt Waist Suit and have choice
assortment of these dresses at reduced figures
$40 Suits Linen P K and Nansook all trimmed with
elegant embroidery, and made in the most g. -
approved manner, reduced " ~
s74S and GAS Suits of Madras Tissue Dnity, and 20
Chambray Royal make, reduced to. >p@f'So
s548 Suits White Madras, broad shouldered waists oS
flounce skirts elegant opportunity po'oo
few odds and ends in Chambray and Duck Suits. G. g
former prices SIS and So. 48-choice. p~@'A}o
Your pleasure will incomplete without of pretty BATH
ING SUITS AND CAPS.
Bathing Suits of materials that mummy
sges. and mohair generously and well made h 2
81 so PC.Afo
Caps Csc. and Soc
l)ash skirts.
x Skirts plain embroidery trimmed full flare in 8
walking and full length styles, prices 81. 46 VoZso
Duck Skirts Black Navy Back Pokado plain founce
double trimmed with stitched bands, g., "a
~~~.A{o
Linen Skirts, plain, tucked and fancy trimmed, e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
Cut Price Sale
Knit Underwear.
ladies' Fine Gauze Vests,

Special lot of LADIES' Fine Gauze Vests,
worth 6l,c, now SC.
4 nice line Of Ladies Gauze Vests. tape
and lace innetk and arms, the regular Ioc,
quality, for &c.
Ladies LisIe Finish Gauze Vests. cro-
cheted neck and arms, with tape, the
12tsc- quality. for i0c-
Ladies Isle Finished Vests, silk taPe
in ne-k and arms, some OF them slightly
damaged, the 17c. value, for 2tac.
Ladies' Lace Stripe Gauze Vests,
special. i2l2c.
a nice line of Chdren's and Misses
Gauze Vests. taped ne1k and arms, sell
ing at 5, s, 10, and i2isc. each.
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AN TERROR.

- Was stated in an afternoon paper
Yesterday afternoon that the Pocahon-
tas would sail last nisht tor NoFioiA;
,rhis was~an error. It should have read
July 10th at 10 P. Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

The friends OF Mrs Birdie Boyd Mason
who has recently undergone an oreration
at the Old Dominion Hospital. will be
glad to learn that she has returned to
her home on East Clay Street where
she is slowly improving.
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Great Reduction in
Fancy parasols.

The 81 and $3.50 ouss are reduced to
$3.50.
All the $3.50 and s. ores are gons at
$3.50.
The $50 and 81 ones we are closing out
at 75c.
A lovely line of Colored Silk Umbrellas,
with fancy borders, ranging from 81 so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
ficcrs stationed at the seat of government.
members of the Genera! Assembly and

ficcrs stationed at the seat of government.
members of the General Assembly and
judges of courts of record
This settles it. that no city or county
officers are required to take tie oath
Of office, except when they s!tall enter
unon a new tenn, as is the case under
the present instrument. This would seem
to Gispel the doubt that hangs in the
minds of many on the subject.
The following charters have been
recorded: Stuart Orchard Company
and the Trust Company of Cuba. An or
der changing the name of the Harris
Buggy Company, OF Lynchburg, to the
Virginia Buggy Company has been fled
in the office Of the Secretary of the Com
monWealth.
Acknowledgement W. a. Anderson will
leave for Charlottesville to-day, where on
tomorrow he will address the conference
of school superintendents. now in SEES
sion there
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06
Jpeciai skirt Sale.

SPECIAL! Walking Skirts in Black
and Navy Mohair, stitched in white and
in all black, hips tucked, and circular
tounce, prettily stitched, c. NO
at OC.UU
Black and Co!ored Wa King Skirts some
with corded flounce. others graduated
flare stitched. Black. with graduated
tiounee. trimmed in bands of same. tailor
Stitched IN best manner. These CT AZ
skirts reduced from $40 to. " ~
Colored Walking Skirts, with flounce
trimmed IN same, reduced from c. On
s7.a3 to .DC.UU
Novelty Walking Skirts. made 7-gored
flare, tflmmet in black silk bands and
medalltonS, N following co!ors: Blue,
Mode, Tan, AMI G ay-former price OF
these s>irts, s8.48, special, ch AZ
Silk and Net Skirts marked TO one-ha.f
their former pr!ce specia, values can be
Secured IN our Silk Skirt Department. now.
Beautiful Etamine Skirts. in Block
Navy, and Gray, over fancy drop In ng-
some with silk rufle on drop. MORE brands
ami brier stitching to form trim c. 40
ming, reduced from $3.50 10 u fo
Cream Mohair Skirts, tucked around
s speoia very fu' iIoun's- $500
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Crochet JhaWis.

Lot Circular or Umbrella, square
also Capes in all colcrs worth sl.5o, our
price. ST.
Lot Circular and square, both crochet
and cashmere, beautifully designed in all
colors: worth 50, our price 81. So
Lot 3-CirCuar, with ripple BORDERS
beautiful Pink, Blues. Black and Whites,
in crochet; goods worth S2.98, our price
Lot 4-Cashmeres, Silks and Crochet
Shawls. all shapes and all colors; worth
So IS. S. and S3.46, our prize S2.46, 1898
and S..
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Promises a Week of Price
Surprises in Every Dept.
Some JNot-G)eather items.

Wehave provided your comfort and supply wants
small
shWaists of all descrponssome exceptional values for the