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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-28
Neoyorquina


Por hijo de bendicion deben tener al
archimillonario Andrew Carnegie sus
conve cinos, los habitantes de Dunferm-
line, Escocia, lugar donde el nacio. Mr.
Carnegie ha resuelto donsr 2.5oo,o
en- bonos del Trust del Acero, q la
ciudad de Dunfermline. para sosteni-
miento de TN teatro, fomentar la horti-
cultura entire las classes obreras, disemi
mar la enSefianza tecnica industrial, pro-
mover los intereses morales y materia-
les de la poblacion y mantener en- buen
estado una propiedad, incluyendo un
castillo hist6rico, adquirido anterior
mente por ell donador, para campo de
recreo del pueblo. Dunfermline es una
ciudad de $4,000 habitantes, conocida
hoy 6nicamente por la industria de te-
jidos de limo que alli forece, pero fue
celebre en- Ia historic. El castillo de
referencia sirvio de palacio real 4 Nal
comb III, denolninado Canmore (el de
la Gran Cabeza), cuyo padre, ell Rey
Duncan, fue asesipado por Macbeth en-
1910. Macbeth ocupo el usurpado trono
de Escocia hasta que en- 1858 fue de-
rrotado y muerto por ell de la Gran Ca
beza, que Sc corona en- seguida. Mac
beth, y mas at1n su mujer, lady Mac
beth, son heroes de una de las mejores
y a la vez mas expeluznartes tragedias
de Shakespeare, parte de cuya accion
Sc desarrollo en- los terrenos adquiridos
y donados por Mr.. Carnegie a su ciudad
natal.
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FiIipinas
Encuentros CON Iadrones
REPETIDOS COMBATES

Veinticinco miembros de la policfa
rural, mandados por I'm sargento del
pals, fueron atacados por una partida
de 200 ladroaes, mandados por ell no.
torio general Ola, en- la provincia de
Albay, Luzon, ell dia 2 de Agosto. Los
rurales Sc vieron forzados 4 buscar re-
fugio en- una casa de piedra, donde es-
tuvieron sitiados media noche, Final
mente, en- una salida cue hicieron, de-
rrotaron a los ladrones, matando q 20
de ellos, tomandoles una docena de fu :
siles, varios prisioneros & importante
Recommendation. Los rurales no expe-
rimentaron novedad. ...
it ..3 " '+t-ft y
&#
Comunica ell jefe de Ia policfa rural
coronel Bandholtz. seis encuentros con
otras tantas partidas de ladrones, cuya
Recommendation fue capturada. Estas
partidas han estado recaudando contri-
buci6n entire la genie del pals, senten-
ciando muerte a filipinos que apoya-
ban Ia administrator americana, v con
srs correrias perturbaban grandemente
|el comercio del cafiamo. & sff2)
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10. DE coRREos

Sc han hecho va pdblicos los abuses
que Sc venfan cometiendo en- el minis
terio de Comunicaciones. Las noticias
de 10 ocurrido han producido gran es-
candalo.
Han sido procesados ocho funciona-
rios de elevada categorfa, acusados de
ccucusi6u.
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La vengadora

Ell corresponsal de " The Da
press Zen Viena anuncia que
mana menor de la reina Dragd
via emprenderz TN viaie 4 la
Ipales capitales de Europa, paI
trar con documentos fehacien
rey Pedro fue el instigador al
sinos del rey Alejandro I n
posa.
Un epulento servio, qu
Suiza, pagara los gastos ql
|ciou ocasione.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-28

Honorables Jueces: antes de
par en- la frente de una persona
tigma de provocador. 6 pendeAd
cualquiera otro de especie dem
tened presente que la vindicta /
ha de juzgar vuestras decisiones
curad que ALA, en- el fueto intel
vuestras conciencias, no quede 1
nor remordimiento.
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HISTORICA
jSOnard en- Puerto Rico?

En- Museo Independence Hall Fadfa muchas
quias
la fmosa Campan Lbertad
lectores medic de grabado
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had not travelled since infancy, and the
trip was too much for him.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE

rendered to Mrs. James Adarnson NV
the Members of Victoria Lodge, D.
of S.
The members of Victoria lodge, No. /,
Daughters of Scotia, rendered a very
pleasant recention to Mrs. James Adam
son at her home on Nash street. The
afternoon was spent in song and senti-
ment. Afternoon tea was served to the
party. Among those present were Chief
Daughter Mrs. T. P. Gillispie, Chief
Sub Daughter Mrs R. Gibson, Mrs. A.
Mcpherson, Mrs. James Mustarde, Mrs.
Robert Macarthur, Mrs. John Dalg-
leish, Mrs. o. Chalmers, Mrs. Charles
Grant, Mrs. William Davidson Miss
Grant, Mrs. Benton, Mrs. John Hender-
son, Mrs. R. c. Bruce, Mrs. G. D. Bone,
Mrs. Post, Mrs. McLay, Mrs. James Nc
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JINGO IS DEAD.

The Big Elephant Dumped Into the
Ocean.
New York, March 1S.-Jingo is dead.
The great elephant lingo, said to be
larger than Jumbo took passage on
the White Star steamer Georgia from
Liverpool, which arrived here to-day.
He died on March y and was buried at
sea.
The Bostock Animal Show manage
ment bought lingo in London. From
the time of sailing from Liverpool the
animal fretted and pinned away. After
he was dead derricks were erected to
hoist him over the side and dump him
into the ocean. Sharks which had been
following the steamer for miles at once
made way with the remains.
lingo was twenty-five years old and
weighed six tons. He was twelve feet
high and valued at $4,000, at which fig
ure he was insured for sea risk. lingo
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MANY, ;s an interesting speaker and 1t IS
honed that all members will be present
ond bring their friends. 1t will be an
open meeting, to when every uiie WI.
be welcome at o'clock, March IL, d.
the home of Mrs. c. X. BUSH, A'A I'i'l
street, West Haven.
Sacred Heart guild of this city ENJOY
ed a banquet at Tierney's motel SaVlh
Rock Tuesday evening. The reception
and dining rooms were decorated with
NOTED plants and smilax. About 100
guests sat down to the tables and were
served with Landlord Tierney's best
menu. After supper music, vocal and
instrumental, interspersed with dancing
was enjoyed by the guests.
Master Louis Hitchcock, the youth
full helper of Michael j. Powers, West
vile, is pronounced out of danger. The
boy received an ugly cut in the head by
coming in contact with a rusty nail, and
medical aid was summoned. Dr. Winnie
took several stitches in the cut, and all
vas going on well when blood poison
developed.
Miss Nellie Donovan of Shelton is Wis
iting Miss Helena Coyle of Montowese
street, Branford.
Mrs. Abigail Rose, who was the recent
guest of friends in Branford, has re-
turned to her home in North Branford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer S. Gladwin of
Wallingford have been the guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gladwin of
Lester street, West Haven.
Mrs. Laurens Lenox, who for a year
past has occupied the house at So Har-
rison street, owned by William Beecher,
has removed to her new home on Will
lard street.
Mrs. Allen Renfrew of Smith street
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West Haven, entertained at luncheon
Tuesday c. F. Baldwin and Mrs. John
jackson.
Miss Sadie Thompson of First avenue,
West Haven, who was married recently,
has gone to Waterbury to reside.
Sheriff A. B. Durham has appointed
Andrew Holleran of North Haven to
succeed former Deputy Sheriff Beach.
Sheriff Holleran has been a constable at
North Haven for some years, and has
been employed by Joseph Pierpont for
twelve years. The appointment reach
ed Mr.. Holleran Tuesday while on duty
at Waterbury. where he has been serv-
ing as temporary deputy since the sher-
ifs were sent there. He served forty
three days at Ansonia during the Farrell
strike.
A delightful surprise party was given
to Master Walter Harra at his resi-
dence on Phillip street Westville, Tues
day evening. A great many games
We're participated in by the merry
young people, after which refreshments
We're served. At a late hour the party
took it's leave. Among those present
were the Misses Emily Hand, Edith
Agnew, Annerva Farnham, Mabel Mer-
riman, Bertha Mayer, Caroline Voor-
hees and Rosina Tyrrel, Robert Tyrrell
Frank Johnson, Elton Downs. Thomas
Forsyth, Herbert Gamsby, Harland Ed
wards, and Harry Shumway.
The Wednesday Evening Whist clut
met with Mrs. J. c. Stormont Of Cen
ter street, West Haven, last evening.
Mrs. Lewis Aldrich, who has been Wis,
iting Albert o. Norton and family. the
clothier, has returned to her home ir
Boston after spending a delightful
three weeks in town.
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grane1ers Gmide..
New York, New Haven
and Hartford II. K.

IL
FOR NEW YoRKI.4:o5. $50. 800.
x6:10, 1850, $50. xs:I0. s:sJ. se:S5, x1o:S0
a. n, *i2;o5s l2:19. $50 sparlor car lin
'9arior car limited, 4:S5, -5:iO. 5:S5. s6:1O,
80, :I:I0 $40, a:15 bridgeport accom-
n.odation), F9:l0, 9:15 .. m, Sundays 400,
jig xSl5 zs siS SD $40 a. go :s!ib NM 5 %
rOR WASHINGTON Via Harlem River
4 :D5. *11:50 q. IN. ldaiiy).
FOB BOsToS via Hartford and VIII.
FOR BOSTON via New Isndon and Pro.
| yidenee-s2:20. $3.50, s1:25 lparIor car
iliIi mite99 s.I a.. la;o5 .s:s5 lparlor car
sahdays-sz:2o. $50 a. M, .1S :S .2:4 i,
Fohi Bos 81 u via Springfield .11o.
y !3o a. M. 10, 1852 p. u. sundays
HARTFORD DIVISION.
Foo Meriden-*1:10. 6:40 7:52, x9:35.
1913 t11;oS a. NJ POS .l:45. 2;55 .s:s5
11:3l p. m. sundays-*1:1O a. M, 12:Gs,
Fof Hartford lilo. Gao. s:52, s:s5,
800, 5:5s. els 200. 500 o 1000 sS, 8 ;i a.
Sundays-*1:1 10, 1908, $3.50, ZOO, S:2s pm.
For Springfield 10, GAO, 7:5S. S:35.
500 5000 1oo0 g. D. 1a a I saGaa 2Ss SSo 5S
SHORE LINE DIVISION.
rof new LONDON, etc-f2::SSQ, a2:3O, TAT.
lo:08 TO Guilfordl, l1;06. III :S5 (parior car
m'isS q SOD e3os 95 r 5!iS e e1s
Ito saybrook Junction., s6:55. 11:30 lGuii.
Cord accommodation D. M. Sundays 20,
| *2:30 a. NJ, #I2:05, *2:47. 80, 8:5J B. m.
AIR E-NORTEAMPToN DIVISION.
| For MiddletoWn, Willlmantic, etc. rs
q. M, lido, GOO p m. Sunlays-T rs p III
connecting at Middletown with the Valley
branch and at Willimantic with Eastern
G,sLrict and G. Y; r. r.; at TulnerYile with
Colchester branch.
For. sheIburne Falls, Turner's FAILS. vii.
iiamsburg. Holyoke, New Hartford and in.
termedate stations-7:50 d. IN. and 400 3.
~ For Westville and intermediate stations,
For Pennington, New Hartford and points
this side-T:50 a. M. 12:04, 400, 5:57 D. m.
For Waterbury, via Cheshire, S:43 a. in,
dz:lS, go, 5:lO, 6;55 p. N. Sundays-9 a.
BERKSHIRE DIVISION.
For Derby and Ansonia-6:05 ITO. 500
Job. 9:45 a. M. 1911 noon, Ito, 2:30, 3:57
9Derby Junction., 40, 5:22, $50, TAO,
dQ;90, 80 p. II. Sundays S:25 a. M, $3.50,
6:35, $40 y. M. = i I
For Waterbury-6 7:1o, 500. Gas a.
m, 1917, $50, 5:25, TAO, 1880 D. m. Sun.
days-S:25 a. M. 6:35 D. m.
| For Winsted-7:10, 9:45 d. M, 2:30, 7:40
p. N: Sundaysaas:25 a. m, :35 p. m.
Sc: Louis, Chicago and the West via State
For. LitchieId and points on Litchneld
Junction. :. : : -
Express Trains xLocai Express.
C. T. Hampstead,
General Passenger Agent.
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Starin New Haven TRANSFORMATION Line

- ~ DHIIy, EXceDL Saturday.
I Steamer John H. Starin Capt. McAlls-
ter) leaves New Haven from Starin's Pier,
foot Of Brown Street, at 1O:l5 p. M, Sun.
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steamer
Erastus Corning, Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Steamers leave Pier, ID, North
River, N. Y, ut 8 p. m. daily Except Sat-.
urday), Fare, 70 cents. Excursion tickets.
SIZE. Staterooms, 81 co. Tickets and state.
room for sale at j. B. Judson' S, s67 Chapel
ST., Peck s Bishops, 703 Chapel st. Free
stage leaves depot on arrival of Hartford
train and corner Of Church and Chapel SITS.
every half hour. commencing $3.50 D. 10,
Through freight rates given and bills Of lad
ing issued to points west, south and SOUTH
west. Order your freight via Starin Line.
C. Fl. FISHER, Gent Freight Agent,
Office, $50 Orange Street.
T. ]. GREGORY, Agent. starin Pier.
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Women's Stockings.

Fine French Isle Thread
Stockings, full regular made,
Hermsdorf. dyed, Rembrandt
style with dropstitch running
clear to the toe, Thursday 25cts
a Pair for genuine Scot value.
Onlg pairs to purchaser. "
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

The many friends Of Bert Simonds, of
Danielson, who is in the New Haven
hospital, will be glad to know that he is
rapidly improving.
A defective fiue in the home of W. H.
Demond, 107 Blatchley avenue, at 1880
yesterday morning resulted in small
chimney fire which did about $40 dam
age. No. SIS men responded to the still
alarm.
John Feeley, laborer of Winsted,
aged fifty years, was struck and fatally
injured early yesterday by the engine
of a freight train on the Central New
England railroad.
The house of Rev. r. S. Hyde, pastor
of the Congregational church in Groton,
was burglarized Sunday night or nearly
Monday morning All the silverware in
the house was taken. Included in the
loot We're a number of wedding pres
entS.
The thirty-second state convention of
the Young Mems Christian association
of Connecticut will begin at Derby to-
day and end on the 22d.
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MANY School Children are sick,v

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Chill
dren. used by Mother Gray. a nurse in Chill
dren's Home, New York. break up colds in
81 hours. cure IHoSeriShness, Headache
Stomach Troubles, Tecthing Disorders, move
and regulate the Bowels, and destroy
Worms. Mrs. Emily Maronn, Meriden, CT,
says: at is the best medicine in the world
Tor s0d hv W VII or pf h1 n
Sample sent FREE. Address Allen S. Olaa.
sted, Leroy, N. Y.
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kid Gloves Scots a Pair.

Another lot of those good 89c
two clasp Glaze Gloves that
were here on Saturday. Pref
ty tans, modes, greys, brown
and white, Thursday sc Pair.
Umbrellas. Mems and
Women's good$1.50 Umbrellas
with cover and silk tassel, made
on steel rod and paragon frame
and great variety of very sty-
fish, very handsome handles,
the most wanteddesigns, Thurs
day choice for 98cts Each.
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The old gentleman steadily regarded
him. WELL he said, sit is evident
that daughter did not pick you out for
your personal attractions. Hence /
must conclude that you have some prac-
teal points that are of value. Take
her, my boy, she's yours. cleveland
Plain-Dealer,
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Children's Frocks.

Dear little French Dresses, in
the long waist style, made Of
col'd striped percale with plain
bands as trimming, worth SOC.
From 2 to S year sizes, Thurs
day 39cts.
Muslin Underwear Store.
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Neslige Shirts 44cts.

These are made Of heavy per
Gale and are here in the newest
striped effects; black and white,
blue and white and other colors
fine hair stripes, single stripes
and in cluster. Shirts have two
separate collars and a pair Of
separate cuffs.
Only 3 to each purchaser.
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Hambarg-fmerican.

For Plymouth herbourg-H Hamburg.
Twin-Screw Express & Pass ger Service
Pretoria .... Mar. Is Pennsylvania, Apr is
Waldersee ...Aprii 4 A. Victoria. Apr. %
Deutschland, April 9 Patricia .....Apr. %
S. S. Deutschland.
Record Voyage, days, hours, 50 min. &
SAILS; APRIL 9, MAY I, JUNE A. JULY 2.
Hamburg American Line, 3 Z B'way, n; Y.
& Son, 249-251 State ST., Newton & Parish,
sc Orange ST., Bishop s. Co., 7oS-705 Chapel
ST., Agents. II. ITO fig tt
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White Shirtwaist Stuffs.

In shirtwaist lengths only,
pretty figured and striped white
madras and cheviot, some among
the pieces a little soiled but a
Tubing will make them perfect
again. So tTcts a Yard for 25c
goods.
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Medicines and Toilet
Sundries Thursday

Illustrated Tooth Powder-17c.
F.astman's Talcum Powder-9c.
Benjofn & Almond Lotion-17c.
? Grains Quinine Pills-1O0 fer 1Sc.
Leebig's. Nfalt-12c.
Hoff's Malt Plain--2'c.
Lithia Tablets grains 13c.
Lithia TabIets-5 Grains Csc.
Soeller's Pure Almond Soap--2 Bar
for Csc
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Summer Comfortables.

Good full sizes figured Silk
oline Comfortables, filled with
pure white cotton, take this
chance to get ready for the Sum
mer, especially if you have a
cottage in the country for these
SIPS Comfortables on Thurs
day will be only 87cts.
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Shirt Waist Dresses.

New percale Shirt Waist
Dresses, very pretty striped ef-
fects, we'll made, particularly
neat for nurses and maids
house dresses. Just in. Thurs
day only St.29
Sizes "a to 80.
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Lawn kimonas 25cts

Pretty Lawns in cord effects
finished with bands Of white
about the neck and down the
front. Soc would be a low price
for them.
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Tin The
Tea and Coffee Corner.

These delicious Empress
Teas at 39c, SOC, 60c and SOC
a Pound;
Formosa Oolong, English
Breakfast, Ceylon, Japan,
uncolored Japan and Young
HySon.
A fresh lot of Broken COT
fee, the regular 24c, 33c and
38c grades of Empress, Mo-
cha and Java mixed.
While it lasts
z Pounds for 25cts
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Gingharn Aprons 1lcts.
More Shirt Waists.

Made of fine striped polka
dot madras, good and full across
the front with the new style
sleeve, number of colorings
to choose from, all on a white
ground, Thursday only 44cts
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ELM CRY NURSERY CATALOGUE,

4
The Elm City Nursery company has is
sued their annual catalogue, which Is eIa-
bellished with numerous pictures Of the va.
ricus plants and flowers which the COM
pany grows. E. +. Coe Is president and
treasurer Of the company. II. =, Turner is.
secretary and manager. ii.
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He's a regular Georgia cracker, isn't
he?"
Yes, but he took a trip up to Boston
recently and now he insists that he's
biscuit. "-Philadelphia Press.
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Bargains a over OF
there are S d auwdanna n space
nursy 1t is to Saturdays
tJeahc bnVhy
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Tailored Suits SIS. SO

A small group of Suits, sizes
from 81 to "a only and misses
4 year sizes. The suits are
worth from $40 to SIS and each
is a mighty big bargain at $5.98
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In The
Housekeepers' Realm.

1ouSeheeperS Realm.
100 Clothes Pins Thursday Sc
A good 3 at Covered Tin Pail
for Gets Thursday.
9 Bars of U. S. Mail Soap for
25cts Thursday.
Socks Several hundred dog
ems sturdy, fast col'd, tan and
black Socks, all seamless, the
121-2ct kind, Thursday &c Pair.
Gingham Aprons llcts.
Full sized Bingham Aprons,
made with pocket, andk made
of good quality checked ging-
ham, only | tets Thursday.
Shirt Waists. An odd and
end lot of col'd gingham and
percale Waists, every size from
81 to AZ, but broken as to the
color assortment, Thursday 2lc
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Pretty Collars.

White Stocks, a graceful shape
done in hand drawn work. We
have had no Neckwear so pref
ty this season for 2Scts.
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In The Picture Gallery.

From out a grea. collection of
popular priced Pictures these
special features for Thursday;
Engravings, copies of famous paint
ings, all framed in black Flemish oak
size 11x14, Thursday 35cts
Imitation Water Colors, framed in
two inch gilt moulding, good subjects
Thursday Scots
Perry Pictures. sizes 1920, mat
ted, Thursday l0cts Each
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Boys Blouse Waists.

Attractive, new, Numbered
Blouse Waists with collars,
These are the kind always sold
at CSC, Thursday 72cts
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Dress Goods---Very Special Thursday

SO Inch Atwood Crash any number Of stunning coors in this
stylish stuff, Thursday only 4scts a Yard
Abatross, awoo goods SO and SO inche fine shades of
grey and blue particularly aho there plenty of other sy-
fish coors to choose from, Thursday only 35c Yard
Black A-woo Crepe-de-chne, soft gracefully cngng stuff
and very popular material in the black goods section this
spring. only 39cts Yard Thursday
Lining Special for Thursday 121-2ct Percalne, all
coors and black and white, for Sets a Yard
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ShirtinsS. Stylish, n e

madras for shirtings and shir:-
waists and shirtwaist gowns, the
15c grade, Of madras, Thursday
for 1 lets a YARD.
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Veilinss Gets Yard.

Plain and fancy Mesh Veil
ingS, none worth less than 15c
and ice yard. Gets is for
Thursday only.
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Cotton TorchOn Laces.

Both Edgings and Insertions
m sets, pretty new patterns,
ct Laces for 2 1-2cts Yard.
) l-2c and 10c Laces Acts a Yard
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Two Silk Bargains.


Lovely Gros-de-Suisse, the
silks that wash. Every evening
color and white and cream,
Thursday acts a yard instead
of 59cts.
Wash Cord Silks SIC I'd.
These are the best Wash
Cord Silks we have, a great
choice of colorines, Thursday
37cts Yard instead of Acts.
Towels 7 l.2cts Each.
1Oct Large sized (1ex4o)hem-
med Huck Towels with red Dor
derS.
Not more than six to a customer.
veilings Gets Yard.
Plain and fancy Mesh Veil
ings, none worth less than 15c
and 1ec yard. Gets is for
Thursday only.
Handkerchief Gets each.
Pretty Swiss. hemstitched EN-
broidered Handkerchief, with
double rows of hemstitching all
around. Worth IL 1-2cts.
Embroideries, great lot
of new Hamburg Edging and
Insertion, 15c, Ice kinds, in sets
if you like, for ltc Yard.
Cotton Torchon LaceS.
Both Edgings and Insertions
m sets, pretty new patterns,
ct Laces for 2 1-2cts Yard.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-19

Collar Buttons-3c Card.
Trojan Thread. 2,400 yardS-14c. &
Manufacturers Ounce Silk-i3c spool
Black. White and all Colors.
Nit Silk-3c spool.
Hook on Garters-9c Fair.
Frill Web Garters-19c pair.
Mat Pins. Jet, White and Assorted
Color, 200 cubes-9c each,
Shoe Laces-4c doG
S-yard Tape, all widths-1c roll
4-yard Velveteen-Sc piece.
Kid Curriers', all lengths-0c doz.
Warmers Corset Clasps-6c pair.
Cabinet Hal, Pins-4c.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-19
Our Notion Sale Is Still I'm Motion

Crown Darning Cotton-E Cards
for Sc.
u dog. Swan Black Hooks and Eyes
&c.
sc Black Eelveteen Binding--3c yard.
kerrs Luster-9c SPOOL
Goffs Angora Beanie piece.
50-yard Silk made by Hemingway &
Son-3c spool.
Coats Darning Cotton, Fast Black
and Colors-2 for sc.
Carpet Thread, Elack and Colors-Sc
spool
Treasure Safety Pins-3c Card.
800 yard Basting Cotton-Sc spool.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-19
Towels Z l-2cts Each.

l0ct Large sized (1ex4O)hem-
med Huck Towels with red Dor
derS.
Not more than six to a customer.