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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-07-17
Firemen Killed.

Toronto, July 1l.-Five firemen were
killed in disastrous fire which started
in building occupied by P. Mcintosh
& Sons, and spread to the wholesale
hay and straw warehouse of Gadsby d
McCann. These establishments were
DESTROYED
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1902-07-17
Thirty-Five Are Drowned.

Valparaiso, July IA. - Thirty-five
persons were drowned and house was
destroyed on the estate of Claudio Vic
una, at Lans Palmas. as result of the
recent bursting of reservoir there.
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was at once the most graceful and grate- ful of any maneuver connected with the American invasion of London.
 Some years ago when young Lloyd As pinwall was one of the dashing young men about town. making a million minute in Wall street. and when Col considerable parsonage, they married. Their wives were sisters, the Misses Sut- ton. In those days the Suttons, as the expression is, |" had some money" They also had very pretty niece. Miss Clara Sutton Stephens She became claimant for public attention by eloping with tall red headed youth--one William Have meyer-Sugar Havemeyers? The same, cousin of the children of Theodore and Harry O. Rich2 No. Well, the ways of their true love did not run smoothly. so she got a divorce. Willie had a friend one of those bosom friends-young Jack Boodgood. He parted his hair in the middle, greased it down very smooth on both sides. had a strawberry and cream complexion His father was John Blood good, Wall street man who married Miss Lottimer. He was rich, she was rich, and Jack had expectations. Jack shortly after the divorce wed the fair divorcee. But happiness does not always come in punches. Handsome John Blood good ran his bark on the rocks and Jack was stranded.
 Young Jac., became i'll, and young Mrs. Jack went on the stage. The brave little woman did so to earn a living. He died.
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York society. Our venerable and late dc parted friend. Ward McAllister opened the door to many rich people, and Mrs. Paran Stevens did likewise if she took fancy to them; but when 1t came to New port even they did not try to do 1t. Rich men sometimes could succeed, but they had to come unattended by families.
 Who has forgotten how Mrs. Kernochan took up Wilton Brooks, the, Maturin LivingstoBs, ogden Mills and others. the Padelford boys from Baltimore? Those were the days when the Vanderbilts did not dare to try q footing; but how differ ent 1t all is todays The people who were melodies twenty years ago turn their noses ID today at the newcomers. This year the families of the Captains of Jn- dustries will swarm over Newport. Tho only successful example l can remem- Der was that of the Sciters. This was due to the powerful patronage of the Providence Goddards. A check book Is all that will be requir cd this year.
 The death of MT. Hollis Honnewell of Boston, will put a large family connec- tion ir mourning and have It's effect on Newport and Lenox. He was one of the group of Boston merchants who built up the trade of thnt city and extended 1t all over the world. He died at his homo at s2 years. Mir. Iiunncwell practically built Wellesley, which was named after his wife, who was a Miss Welles. When he bought this land twenty years ago it was barren trant hut h~ developed
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Skirts on Sale New Styles at Reduced Prices

Big saving for you next week on skirts-regular or walking lengths all pretty styles, and savings of a quarter or more.
 At $3.69 instead of $650-Walking skirt of light weight kersey; colors are brown and gray; made with full flare, corded f1ounce, man-tailored.
 At $469 instead of $750-Walking skirt, made of light weight all wool Melton cloth; colors black and gray, full flare and serpentine flounce, wide stitched band at bottom.
 At $5.48 instead of $75o-Regular length Sponged Cheviot, all-wool, black only, full flare and extra founce, neatly trimmed with stitched bands and silk buttons.
 At $8.e5 instead of $12.00 and $13.00 -Etamine skirts; four styles to se- feet from; black, royal and navy blue, gray and castor; serpentine effect and extra fiounce, trimmed with stitched taffeta or moire bands, buttons and cat stitching.
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for the wedding at Newport. Young Col Her booked to sail. but did not at the last moment. If he Is married at Newport, it will be at Wakehurst. His intended bride, Miss Sara Van Alen. and he are of different religi us faiths. The Rem Trinity. MT and Mrs Lawrence Van Alen are now at Newport, and Mrs. Van Alcns sister. Mrs. Tom Howard is occu- pying the Fred Vanderbilt house at the same place.
 Colonel and Mrs. William Jay and Miss Eleanor have gone to their country place near Katonah. his is one of the most historic places In southern New York. Mrs. Jay, Colonel Jays venerable moth CT, will remain at her residence on Stuy- vesant square She always passes the summer in town. driving out every day. Mrs. Frederick Bronson, who lives near the Jays in the country. will not open her summer residence. She will go abroad This will not be until the middle of June.
 Prince Henry of Prussia Is reported to to have said that he had never before seen so many coronets as when he att tended the gala performance in his honor at the Metropolitan Opera House. Per haps he had never been to an opening night at Covent Garden. Of course. he saw more pretty American women here than he could there, because this is their native heath, but he may be sure that the representation this country made on that memorable Thursday night last,
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Small Wares At the June Sale Prices

Velvet Grip Hose Supporters for baby, pair. ... ... ... ....... .13c Velvet Grip Hose Supporters for misses, pair. -. -. ... .... 15c Velvet Grip Hose Supporters for young ladies, pair.... .... ...... 18c Velvet Grip Hose Supporters for ladies, pair,.. .. =. =. ....... 200 Foster shape Hose Supporters. .3sc Foster shape Hose Supporters, ex- tra quality. ... -. ... ...... .49c Hook-on Hose Supporters, black and Hook-on Hose Supporters, black and colors, silk web... -. =. ..... .45c Straight front Hose Supporters, solid colors, pair -. =. =. .21c Adjustable Corset Supporters, per pair. =. ......21c Belt Supporters, all colors, pair .21c Ladies' Circular Garters, all colors palr... ........ lSc dozen... -. ... -. ...2I2c Pure white clear Pearl Buttons, per Ball Pearl Buttons, extra quality
 Smoke Pearl Buttons, extra quality dozen... -. -. ... ........oc English Twill Tape, 10-yard lengths, roll... ...sc Lisle Loom Elastic Web, black or white, yard... =. =. ........ 6c Frilled edge Elastic, all colors, gar ter lengths, each. -. -. ...... 1oc
 Best quality English Book Pins, per Jet head Mourning Pins, box. .2Isc Kirby Beard Mourning Pins, box. .4c
 Cube Pins, bright jet, mourning, white or fancy color heads, small, Cube Pins, mourning, bright jet, white or fancy color heads, large, eacn... =. '..'.,oS Darning Cotton, black or white, three Cabinet Wire Hair Pins, box. ,. .4c
 Invisible Wire Hair Pins, pack age. =. ... .2Iac
 Shell Hair Pins, box. .......9c Adamantine Pines, paper 1e
 Extra quality needle point Brass Pins, paper. ........fc Parabola Gold-eye Needles, paper,4c
 Nickel-plated Safety Pins, large size, paper... .........oc Kid Curriers', package. ,. ....... .4c Curling Irons, each. =. .... ....4c Darning Eggs, each. ... .... =. .ec Tape Measures, each.... ......4o
 Barbour's Flax, spool. -. ..... .8c
 Silk finish Crochet Cotton, ball. .4c
 Silk Floss, all colors, dozen. =. .3ec
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tt into one of the most beautiful estates in the country The public park, the town hall and the libr ary were given to the town by him.
 Mrs. William Corccran Eustis Will spend tht summer over here. She was Edith Merton, and, as you all know she has written a very charming ana orisl- nal novel which is stirring ap WashnE- ton society. She has not been In this country for two years. Her husband, who was the grandson of old MT. Cor corsn, who founded the Corcoran Art Gallery. in Washington. and was such philanthropist, was made a member Of the American Embassy in London. He has recently resigned and Craig Wads- worth is to take his place. MT and Mrs. Levi P Morton have taken summer place at Beverley Farms, in Massachu- Setts, and Mrs. Eustis will be with them.
 Ogden Mills returned from a short trip abroad. He Is to reside at Staatsourg and will have . yacht to take him to and from the town. He is having rather a racy time just now with the Clarence Dinsmores over country road which Mrs. Mills has had converted Into an ap- proach to the splendid mansion built from the original Livingston house-a colonial residence which was famed in its ufnc
 There Is no certainty as to the Rem ington-van Allen nuptals. Some friends say that Miss Van Alen is preparing a surprise. and will be married In Paris. and yek arrangements are being made
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Since then Mrs. Bloodgood has been play ing in several pieces, advancing slowly but surely. Now comes her third TO- nance and marriage. This time she has become the wife of a young man. His name is William Laimbeer. He Is a member of the Stock Exchange. and al- though many years his wife's junior. is determined to be her mascot and make happy the years that are yet to come. It is a pleasant thing to note in these days of matrimonial infelicity that there are some who are not soured because their experiments in matrimony did not result in all that was expected.
 Speaking of young girls reminds me of Sam Colgate's little daughter-excuse me, of Miss Adele Colgate. daughter of Lady Stafford. She Is to be introduced in Eng land this summer. Miss Adele. am told, is an unusually striking looking girl. al- ways dressed in most individual fashion with her masses of fair hair arranged in picturesque style. It is said that the Countess of Stafford spent many weeks in thinking of what particular style of hairdressing and costumjng would best suit her daughter. who is six feet tall. so 1t Is said, and who certainly would not have looked we'll in plain everyday ciothez
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NEW YORK SOCIETY,".
BY pIEpRlcH KNIcKERsockER.

Square. which was r7ilt OF part of the famous Stuyvcsant farm. Recently he sold the little old cottage. with the wells and summer houses. which stood on East Fourteenth street, and which were probably, once upon time, quarters for the servants on the farm. His first wife was the beautiful Miss Pierrepont of Brooklyn. He has no children. He has d yacht and he Is very well known in Europe His sister is Mrs. Henry White, the wife of the first secretary Of our London Embassy.
 am glad to hear that Mrs. Oakleigh .Ihorne. who has been seriously i'll, as tho result of an opera ton. is now con- yalescant Mrs. Thorne has host of friends who have feared that this charm ing lady would not recover, but her phy- s.oians are now ablo to reassure them. Her complete recovery Is but matter of time.
 Newport will witness an invasion this year of persons who are not in the sacred limits of the social set. In years gone by people would elbow their way into New
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New York. Juno e-tSpeciaio-And so oo,. old Harry Oelrich is dead. He was o yood fellow. Of late years he has not b.,n about much. living most of the time ,n Newport. Il, seems only yesterday ,hat the three Oelrichs boys-Hcrrmann. Harry and Charlie-were seen every where They with their cousins Fred and wi,ue Mey made fine showing as we'll bui,t men. Harry went out to Cheyenne and became a cattle raiser. After mod .rota success he returned home. For the t.s: ten years he hse not enjoyed b,alth- and now hc Is but memory to his old friends.
 hear Rutherford Stuyvcsant is to marry the Countsss de Wasroner. Stuy- vc.an. is a wtdowm. He is the brother of White Rutherford. and he took the naIne 0: Stuyvesan. to inherent somo proper.y which was left by the Stuyves- ants. his mothers family. He lives in q -~aat. gloomy house on Stuyvesan'
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Handkerchiefs For Women and Children at the June Sale Prices

Children's white hemstiched Hand kerchiefs, hemstitched printed borders, hemstiched lace corners, scalloped en- broidery and lace edge, dozen. -. 45c
 Ladies' white hemstitched Handker- chiefs, lace edge, scalloped edge, em- stitched embroidery, dozen.. ....$1.35
 Ladies all pure linen white hem stitched Handkerchiefs Axh-inch hem, dozen.. -. -. ...... .$1.35
 Ladies' pure linen white hem stitched embroidered Handkerchiefs, dozen... .. =. =. -. ...... .Z.Io
 Ladies semi-laundered, all pure linen hemstitched hand embroidered Hand kerchiefs, dozen. n.... .......... .$1.5o
 Ladies' superior quality all pure linen hemstitched hand embroidered Handkerchiefs, dozen.... .... .$275
 Ladies' all pure linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs, semi-laundered, per dozen.. ... =. -. -. ....... $1.10
 Ladies plain black border hem stitched Mourning Handkerchiefs, per dozen... -. .... ...... .9Oc
 Ladies' hemstitched embroidereG corners mourning Handkerchiefs, all pure linen, dozen. .... ...... $275
 Ladies' hemstitched clear lawn ini- tial Handkerchiefs, dozen. ... =. soc
 Ladies' hemstitched sheer linen Handkerchief Squares, dozen. .. .$1 50
 Ladies' hemstitched sheer linen Handkerchief Squares, embroidered corners, dozen. -. .... .... ... .$2.15
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Belts For Ladies, Boys and Misses at the June Sale Prices

Pleated satin stitched, tailor-made, patent leather white kid, drummer's samples, each. -. -. ...... .... .25c
 Pleated satin black moire, tucked satin, oxydized and gilt buckles, front and back, drummer's samples, each... ...... ..... ....... 49c
 White Pique Belts, each. ...... .25c
 Colored Washable Belts, embrold- cred, detachable buckles, each. :. 49c
 Fit-form. latest novelty in belts, black, white and colors, each. ... 4sc
 Princess Loop, made of three rows braid, three buckles in back, two each on side, one in front, black or white each. =. ...... .... ...... ..... Soc
 Boys Blouse Belts, white kid, 6dc1. ..... ..... eoS
 White silk and moire Belts, each 75e
 Black patent leather Belts, detach- able buckles, extra quality, each. 75c
 Crushed Satin Belts, black buckles, front, back and sides, each. ...... .75c
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MISSES

Misses fast black derby ribbed and lace lisle Hose, all sizes 5 to g, 19c pair, or three pairs Tor. .5oc
 Misses fast black 1X1 ribbed pure lisle thread Hose, double knees, heels and toes, lec pair, or three pairs IOr.. .... ooC
 Misses extra fine quality 1x1 ribbed pure lisle thread Hose, double heels, toes and knees, 35c quality, pair. .25c
 Boys extra heavy fast black Hose, all sizes, per pair.... ......... 12Iac
 Boys extra quality fast black Hose, double knees, heels and toes, pair. .19c
 Misses lace lisle thread Hose, 10 different designs, pair. .. .21c
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box. =. -. =. ... ... ..... .25c
 Hoyt's Rubifoam. -. -. ..... 19c
 Hudnut's Almond Meal. ... 25c Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder .... .1sc Roger 6 Gallets bulk Extracts, all odors, per ounce... =. -. .... .55c 8-inch Dressing Combs, hard rubber, extra quality, each... -. ......21o Hair Brushes, hard rubber backs, extra quality bristles, each. .... .4sc
 Tooth Brushes, extra quality, each. .....Z iS
 Sponges, extra sizes, each -... 1oc
 Nail Brushes, hard rubber tops and handle. 49c
 Two-quart Hot Water Bags, each 75o
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Leather Goods At the June Sale Prices

Chatelaine Bags, in seal, grain, suede, walrus, morocco, each. -. .21c
 Wrist Purses, in seal, grain, suede, walrus and morocco, each. ....2 Pic
 Chatelaine Bags, in seal, grain. suede, walrus and morocco and alli- gator covered leather frames, each at. .... ..... .... ...4sc
 Wrist Bags in seal, grain, suede, walrus, morocco and alligator, metal frames, each.... .... ...... ... .4sc
 Wrist Bags, in steel and black and steel, each at. .... .... .$1.25
 Cut steel head Chatelaines, oxy- dized frames, extra quality, each. .9Sc
 Children's Metal Purses, each. .25c
 Children's Metal Bracelet Purses, eacn.... ...... .... ....." ..... .TSS
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INFANTS

Infants fast black lace lisle Hose, mercerized, per pair... .......1 1ec
 Infants solid color lace lisle Hose sky, pink, white and red-e-pair. .. 1ec
 Infants 1x1 ribbed Hose-black, white, sky, pink, cardinal--pair. 22c
 Infants lace lisle Sox-black. white, sky, pink and cardinal, pair. .... .22c
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Gloves and Mitts At the June Sale Prices

Ladies Lace Lisle Gloves, white only, pair.... .... -. ....... fsc
 Ladies' plain Milanese Gloves, black and white, pair. .,.. -. ....... .21c
 Ladies' White Silk Gloves, double finger tip, pair. .... ........ .49c
 Ladies' elbow length Silk Lace Mitts, white and black, pair. -. SOC
 Ladies' elbow length fine Silk Mitts, white and black, elegant patterns, SIPS quality, pair. .... .... ..... .esc
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Hosiery for Women
 and Children
 At the June Sale Prices

Ladies fast black plain )tsie thread Hose double soles. heels and tees, per pair -. .... .... ''.' '.'''' N
 I.adies' plain black guazc cotton. maco. yarn Hose, double soles, heels and toes, pair.... -. ......zfe
 Ladies fast black lisle Hose, drop lace, double soles, heels and toes, three pairs for. .. .. -. ...... $1'oo
 Ladies fast black ingrain lisie thread Hose, Rembrandt ribbed, three pairs for. .... -. ....... ''oo
 Ladies' fast black ingrain lisle thread Hose, Richelieu ribbed, extra spliced heel and toe, three pair for. .... ...'.'% ''oo
 Ladies fast black lace lisle thread Hose, spliced heels and toes, 25 diff ferent patterns, per pair. .... .49c
 Ladies' extra quality brilliant lisle fast black lace thread Hose, beautiful design, pair.... .... ..... .Soe
 Ladies lace lisle Hose, solid colors gray, pink, red and white-pail". .21c
 Ladies fancy colored lis.e thread Hose, circular stripes, blue and white, black and white, 50c quality, three pairs for. .... .... ........ .$1.Oo
 Ladies fancy colored Hose, circular and vertical stripe, 50 different pat terms, all colorings, pair. ........ .49c
 Ladies fancy colored lisle drop work Hose, our own importation, exclusive designs, pair. .. .. .. ..... .$1.2o
 Ladies U. s. black lisle thread Hose, sizes S1a to 10, pair.... ..45c
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in all colors, pretty designs, worth rnc and 75c .S7Leo
 100 dozen Mems Negligec Shirts, made ot French Madras, all pretty, neat designs and fast colors; all sizes,
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IA to IS, white included; regular price $1.00 and $1.25. =. ...... ....... .8sc
 120 dozen Mems French Balbrigsan Underwear, shirts and drawers, long or short sleeves; shirts all sizes up
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1000 dozen Mems all-linen Col
 lars. guaranteed 21oo linen. four-ply, q2 styles, 1oc each, or dozen. |. .. S1.o0
 50G Mems Neckties, narrow four.in- hands. bat wings, butterfly bat wings,
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Tailor Suits-Bis Reductson

Now is the season of travel You couldn't go without a tailor suit. There's nothing that will take their place. Whether you go to the noun tains or seashore they are necessity.
 We will sell next week all s16.50 to $20.00 Suits at. -. ... .... .. .$11.95
 All $22. 50 to $S0.00 Suits at. .$15.oo
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40 dozen Mems Night Robes. made of cambric, either plain or fancy, worth 75c.... .... .4sc
 Mems Null Night Robes, plain white or figured, low neck, s1.25 regular price. ... ...... see s.s. .sco
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to No 30, worth SIPS suit. s8c
 50 dozen Mems French lisle and Bal briggan Shirts, long or short sleeves, all sizes, regular price SIPS a gar ment . ....... 93c
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colors, either plain, silk embroidered, figured or lace work, black also, worth soc and 65c, at 35c; pairs for. ... .... .... .... .$1.00
 50 dozen Mems Night Shirts, low neck, fancy fronts, worth soc. .3Sc
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Jewelry At the June Sale Prices

Turquoise Waist Sets, in set. 1oc
 Waist Sets, turquoise, coral, cameo, in all colors, miniatures, turquoise, with sterling silver tops, opals, gar nets and jet-set. ........... .21c
 Sash Pins, miniature, medallions, cameo, pearl and turquoise, each. 21c
 Coronation Stick Pins, each. :. 21c
 Black Silk Watch Guards, sterling silver slides, each.... .... ..... .21e
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200 dozen Mems Socks, made of Florenza Silk; colors black, tan, cardi- nal and gray; plain lace work and dropstitch; worth 85c, at 17c, or 3 pairs for. ....... .... .... ..... Soc
 150 dozen Mems fancy Socks, all
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Toilet Articles At the June Sale Prices

Mennen's Borated Talcum Pow Bradley's Woodland Violet Pow uer'.. ..' .'. ..' =. =. '''..' ioS Colgate's Borated Talcum Pow der... .....s. loc Colgate's Antiseptic Pine Tar Soap, Colgate's White Castile Soap, per Colgate's Turkish Bath Soap, per dozen. .....f ffc Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet Soap Small... ...... ......... ioC
 Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet. Soap large... ... .... ZIG
 Packers Tar Soap, cake. ...,.. 14o
 Lava Soap, large size. =. -. Sc Sweet Scented Complexion Soap, vio- let and carnation, hello, vestal, iris, three cakes in box. .. -. ........ .21c
 All White Rose Glycerine Soap, cake. =. -. .'' =. .'' ....' 'oS
 Bradley's Woodland Violet Soap, large size... =. ... =. ..... .24c Roger & Gallet's Violet Soap, large SlZe... EfS
 Bradley's Woodland Violet Sea Salt, DOLtle. ... -. .'...... HoS
 Bradley's Woodland Violet Ammo mia, large size bottle. ..........15 15c
 Colgate's Violet Toilet Water, small size bottle... -. =. -. 3sc
 Colgate's Violet Toilet Water, large, DOJIle.. .foS
 Hudnut's Violet Toilet Water, large DOttle.. ... =. ........f0S Pinaud's Vegetal, large size, bottle 5ec
 Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, large size DOttle.. ........ .foC Bradleys Woodland Violet Face Levy's LaBlanche Face Powder, per bOX... -. -. ..... ooc
 Roger 6 Gallets Rice Powder, pack ago.. ...... 'SS
 Dr. Parker Pray's Rosaline, box. 25c Dr. Parker Pray's Ongaline, box. .3ec
 Dr. Parker Pray's Nail Enamel, per
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l25 Silk Petticoats On Sale at Reductions at About
 Half

Special Lot No. 1 at $5.e5, were $S.50 to $10.98-This lot of 75 Petti- coats in all shades, made in four styles; were $S.50 to $10.98.
 Special Lot No. ? at $7.50, were s1198 to $14.00-This lot of fifty Pet. ticoats includes all colors, four styles to choose from.
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Table Damask and
 Napkins Vndefprite1 One-Quarter

Russian bleached Linen, 70-inch, hand twisted, pretty patterns. 75c quality. ...... .... .... .4Sc
 Bleached Irish Linens, 72-inch, fif- teen pretty patterns, $125 quality s9c
 German Linen Napkins, 1sinch, $1.25 quality, at. ...... -. ..... .sec
 Bleached Irish Linen Napkins, 20- inch, SIPS quality. ........... .esc
 German Linen Napkins, 22-inch, s1.65 quality, at.. .... ....S1.19
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Hoods Sarsaparilla cures summer weakness because it makes rich. pure blood.
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Dressing Sacques For the Hot Days-Smart Re,
 auctions

Good quality of Lawn trimmed with dainty embroidery and tucks, regular price $1.00, at. .75c
 Sheer quality of India Linon, trim med with Val. lace, insertion to match, tucked back, full front, open on side, worth $1.50, at.... ..... ....... .98c Best quality of India Linon, trim med with embroidery edge and inser- tion to match, low neck. worth $225, | at. .... .... ...... ...... ... .Sl.ls
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Mosquitoes A Few Here, the Rest are
 Coming.

June Is tho time to prepare for them-don't put 1t off until it's too late. We can furnish you any kind of bar that Is made Will make them to order to fit any bed. Here's some on special sale next week:
 Made of best gauge nets, umbrella frame, canopies, put up over your bed at thesa nricec.