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The independent., 1903-06-25
USELESS REPUBLICAN, CONVENTIONS


The boss-ridden condition of the re-
publican party was exhibited to all the
world in the dispatches from wash
ington last Tuesday. 1t was asserted
the Iowa tariff plank had been at last
perfected by Senator Allison, after
ward submitted to President Roose-
velt and other republicans in Wash
ington receiving the approval OF them
all Then Congressman Hepburn
started with the precious document to
Iowa where it will be promulgated by
the Iowa republican state convention.
1t will be seen that the republican
party does not pretend to retain more
than the mere form of representative
government. Conventions under free
government are called to nominate
candidates and frame platforms. The
platforms of that party are prepared
long before the convention meets and
the delegates have no duties to per-
form in connection with them. In Ne
oraska the candidates are named by
the corporation lawyers long in ad-
vance of the conventions and a SIM
pie formality is gone through with
when the delegates are assembled VINO
have been brought to the place on
passes furnished on the recommended
tion of the same corporation lawyers.
That was certainly the case with
Mickey and Judge Barnes, although
the last formality has not been gone
through with in tn, case OF Barnes.
AS far as any effect upon platforms
or nomination of candidates is con-
cerned, republican conventions in
Iowa and Nebraska might as we'll be
dispensed with altogether.
&$$55$<&
Rockefeller in his interview with
Wiltshire said that it was the trusts
that had produced prosperity and Civ
en- the people work. Aldrich and Han
ma declare that it is the tariff that
did the whole business. The truth
is that the prosperity that the million
aires enjoy has come about by the
tariff and the trusts and the more gen.
eral employment of the people resulted
from the enormous increase in the
volume of money in circulation.
5SSS&
The Chicago Record-Herald re-
marks: Some people are predicting
populist revival in 1904" Not only
"some people are making such pre-,
diction, but some hundreds of thou.
sands of people are doing so. The
principles of populism have spread in
to the ranks every political party il
this country, and largely into the par
IT, of the Record Herald, as was
shown when the populist demand fo1
the public ownership of street cal
lines was adopted and advocated b!
it's candidate for mayor. Yes, amons
the "some people" who are predict
ing a. revival of populism is The In
dependent and its readers know tha
its predictions always come true.
&cSS><@>S
The habit of the tyrant and oppres
sor of attributing the most heniou
crimes to God instead of to thos
who commit them, has an Illustration
in the. words employed by the crow
heads OF Europe in welcoming Pete
Karageorgovitch to the throne 0
Servia. He obtained the throne be
cause Of the most cowardly assassina
tions in all history. They all tel
this new thing that God has place
the responsibility upon you.' The re
The independent., 1903-06-25

Send an order to the Farmers Gro
Gerry Co. for one of their combination
orders of groceries. Hundreds of our
readers have found their combination
bargains exactly as represented and
entirely satisfactory. Mention The
Independent
The independent., 1903-06-25

sponsibility was placed upon him by
the cold-blooded murder of the prev
ious king and queen and according to
their theory God committed the muir
der. That was the same accusation
that was made against the Supreme
Being in this country in regard to
the murder of 100000 Filipinos.
SSS~
The animus of the republican press
iE regard to the punishment of the
thieves who have been rohbing the
people in the postoffice department is
correctly shown in the statement of
the Lincoln Star concerning Fourth
Assistant Postmaster Bristow, who
has uncovered the thievery and OBJ
tanned the evidence upon which they
are to be prosecuted. 1t says: 1T is
now about time to investigate Bris
tow" and ''he is about ripe enough to
club off the tree" 1t is not to be ex-
pected of any Nebraska republican
paper that it would have any SYM
pathy with a man who helped to
bring republican rascals to justice.
&$SS&
A trust exists in Pennsylvania in
defiance of the common law, the laws
of congress and the laws and consti-
tuition of the state of Pennsylvania.
That trust controls sufficient por.
tion of the coal fields of the United
States to in a great measure fix the
price of coal for every household in
the nation. The cutting off of the an
thracite supply will of course raise
the price of soft coal as it did last
winter No effort is made by the, ad-
ministration, the state authorities and
the prosecuting attorneys of either
state or nation to bring this set OF
robber trust magnates to justice and
none will be made while the republi-
can party feels that it is safely forti-
fled in power.
&&SSSSS$
1t seems to The Independent that
the only logical position that any
man can take under our constitution
and laws in regard to the Bible is to
treat it just as any other book is
treated. No one has authority under
our laws and constitution to say this
book is inspired or that it is not in
spired. It stands before the law ex-
actly as do the Koran, Science and
| Health, the works of Confucius or
those of William Shakespeare For
those who believe the Bible to. be a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
Muslin Underwear.
ST Corset Covers for SOC.

In the Muslin Underwear sale
are 200 dozen finest and most
stylish Corset Covers that were
made to sell at $1.O0. To-mor-
rows price is SOC each.
zoe. and S1.2o each for Corset Cow
ers that were $50 to $40.
29c. each, value 50c.--Well-Made
Plain Tucked Yoke Muslin Gowns-full
size-only two to a customer
OSc. each, value $2-Handsone Main
sock Low Neck Gowns. trimmed with
lace and ribbon.
So and SO each, values IS to $40 Some
OF the finest French Muslin Gowns
they are as dainty as flower.
zoe. each. values to sL75-Low-Neck
and Short-Sleeve Gowns--a fine chance
for choosing.
zoe. each. value s1.5o-w1de Umbrella,
Ruffle Skirts-lace insertions and
tucl1s.
soc. each, value 7Sc.-Cambric I'm
derskirt with dust ruffle-hemstitched
and tucked-in walking lengths.
$1.25 each, values to S2.5o--A lot of
Shirts, large variety Of styles.
121kc. to 25c, values 25c. to Soc
Perfect Fitting Corset Covers.
Loo pahr-s3 dozen Women's Draw
ers-hemstitched or lace trimmed-per-
feet fitting.
zoe. pair, value 5oc.-Umbrella Ruff
file Drawers. some of the most tasty
designs.
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Women's Suits 6 Skirts.

a cool June interfered so with
sales that makers were lett With
many Of their choicest creations.
We took our pick-the details
will show the saving. In most
cases ! you can buy two Suits
now for the price expected Tor
one.
$3.50 each, value mH-Hanusol1le
Tailor-Made Suits of fine wnlte 4lnen--
this seasons newest effects.
$3.50 each, value slo-White SUITS
of pure Irish linen-Norfolk and shirt
waist effects-full flare skirts.
$3.50 each, value Sl5-High-Grade
Suits Of fine white linen sheetns-
double skirts, richly trimmed with en-
brodery.
81 each, value s7.s5-Finest Suits OF
fine quality lawn. madras ana PERSIAN
lawn-neat stylish designs.
$X.75 each. value S5.9S-shirt- Waist
Suits Of various fabrics and designs
many styles to select from.
$1.75 each. value .9s---Another lot
of shirt-Waist Suits. this seasons
best designs.
$1.4S each-Fine White Pique and
Natural Color Linen Skirts, walking
length, handsome designs.
9Sc. each-Dress Skirts of Oxford
madras and twlled cheviot-tailor
made.
boc. each for s1.a5 Skirts Of flake
bourette-all sizes.
SIS each, value S7.5o-Light-Weight
Wolfe Skirts; the $3.50 ones Will be
1915.
$3.50 each for $40 All-Tucked Skirts.
$3.50 each, value s15--Allover Net.
and SILK Skirts.
80 each, value IS .50-Linen Colored
Net Skirts, over drop skirts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

tute Of piety and silent prayers In a gen
uine meeting of Friends. where the life
and power of religion are present bS the
HOLY Spirit, there is a great contrast be-
tween this scene. and those imposing dis
plays of eloquence, music and pomp in
churches--if such there be--where men
display TO congregations wide; .'pevo-
tons every grace. except the heart
The absence of form may become a
form, while many esthetic arrangements
divert the mind from prayer and medi-
tation; but for nndisturbed religious
Is much Advantage In even an occa sional
visit TO the meeting of Friends. where
the stiffness unites TO repose and quiet
ness OF spirit, and one can be. more than
God, II there is preaching or prayer,
there are, between them, intervals OF ST.
lencs. and II there be none. there Is the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
Mems Furnishing.

Save third, save half by
keeping in touch with Mems
Furnishing Department.
3T11Ac each, value 75c.-Mcn's Mad
ras and Percale Negligee Shirts.
10c each, value 25c.-NIen's Balbrig-
gan Shirts and Drawers.
So, value 15c-Men's SILK Shield
Bows.
re, value 25c.-Men's Black Leath-
err Belts.
2sc. a pair, value 5oc.-Men'g sus-
penders
&c. a pair-Men's Fancy Half Hose-
dropstitch.
4Sc. eacll-Men's Saline Working
Shirts; black, black with white stripe.
soc. a pair. value 75c.-Men's Over
alls, all sizes.
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Fire Foe Starch.

Thousands have seen the demon
stration of the famous Fire Foe Starch
In the basement last week. To-mor-
row in order to let every one see it,
the demonstration will be on the main
floor. It is a wonder. Goods starched
with 1t will not blaze up-making its
use a positive safeguard If a child's
against lighted gas Jet. It's use
may save you terrible accldent-see
it tried and try it. Price &c, and
Zoe. package.
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The company has agreed to contribute
monthly a sum equal to that paid hy
all the employees.
The Porto Rico Federation of Labor has
formally requested Governor Hunt to In
vestigate the condition of labor on certain
large sugar plantations of the island.
The federation claims that poverty-strick-
en- Iaborers, ayera gipg 40 cents day. are
compelled to accept .ehps instead of
money, and to trafo at plantation stores,
are sold at an exorbitant price.
The Western Federation Of Miners
which recently held its annual conven-
labor organization In the world. 1t has
been in existence but twelve years, and
has 200 AFFILIATED local unions With about
1900 members and 100000 in its treas
ury. II has secured an eight-hour day
for all of It's older unions among the
miners and smelterrmen in the wesrerr
country.
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SECOND =L.OOR.
Corsets.


axe each. value 75c.ITape Corset
Girdles, non-rustable and wire boned-
pink, blue and white; best summer
Corset for slender figures.
75c. each, value Slot of Strashr
Front Corsets-six popular brands--va-
rious lengths and styles; nearly Gil
sizes In each brand.
81 each, value slbOIrhomson's
Form-Reducing Corsets, batiste or
coutil, sizes to 30.
$3.50 cache. B. "A La Spirite"
Corset, fine French batiste. long Fritz
cess hip, perfect fitting model.
$3.50 each--Warners Trust Proot
Corset, with hose supporters Attached
side and front, all sizes.
81 each-The celebrated American
Lady Corset, with front hose support
ers Embellishments weight
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more time for direct communion with

more time for direct communion With
heaven.
There are troubled souls who may find
rest in the Quiet hour at this place OF
worship. The celebrated Methodist
preacher and com naeatetor. Adam Clark,
said that ,rpan his heart was bleeding
ana he ,'9 was i IN great afflicton for the
recent loss Of child he visited ed d meet
ing Of Friends. The silenesh was p Which Witch
he was ' ac r,g omed. but It was, by and
b,y. bro broken soV i1S 'e a Voice which said:
II have have Sc seen that all children are
idols" - =. ~ ,s., mad
smoker eu fSa NE SnN and from one who
moment Ne VAS relieved s anq ee Of .oi this
euiet meet NINA and the brief sermon which
seemed as Il addressed 70 him. INTO ian
state Of deeper and ealmeE Tesisnation'
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Our own and importers stock to close.

perhaps, of one excellent lady, who some
times offers prayer, or speaks a few
words. During the lifetime of Mr., Ma
thantel Crenshaw and his son. John Ba-
con Crenshaw. and others, who have
quent preaching. Part of the time now on
other Sabbaths than the first, Is occupied
with the exercises of class for the study
of the Scriptures.
In a Friends meeting for worship the
whole hour sometimes passes without a
spoken word OF sermon or exhortation;
and sometimes there is no audible pray
ey. either because there is no one pres
ent Wild prags IN public Or because
according to the theory Of the Friends.
Worship Is Ia deep exercise during this
silence The spirit OF the Jesuit is IN
communion with Him, who requires that
they who worship Him should worship
Him in spirit and in truth While even
q silent form OF worship may be dssIi,
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Cotton Wash Goods.

27-Sc. yard. value eAc.--Fancy
Printed Dmitics and Lawns.
g1sc. yard. value 19c.-Printed Can
non Cloth light and dark grounds
variety Of styles.
hs.c. a yard--Fine Round Thread,
unbleached sheeung. Is yards wide.
31ac. a yard. value 81-3c--Scotch
Batiste-all new-this seasons styles.
3kc. a yard, value-6 l-4c1-Fancy
Dress Prints.
Bleached Cotton.
DC. a yard-Yard-Wide Linen Finish
Cannon Cloth
5&c. yard, values to 12isc.--Per-
Gales and Madras Cords-yard wide.
1sc. yard. value 23c.-Bleached
Sheeting ~ yards wide.
2s.c, yard for 4c. Unbleached Cot
ton.
10c. a yard. value e5c.-Bleached
Sheet!ng. 21s yards wide.
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Notions.


All shades of San Silk for Sc. q.
spool.
Safety Pins, assorted sizes. 1c. a
card.
100 gross Pearl Buttons are 1c. a
dozen.
Lot Of 25c. Pearl Buttons are priced
DC. a dozen.
Lot of Horse Shoe Flair Pins. sold
for l5c. and 19c., are &c. each.
Lot of Garter Elastic, all widths,
sold for 10c-. for sc. a card.
1000 boxes Of &C. Hair Pins are 21sc.
a box.
Self Shank Real Pearl 75c, Buttons,
for 25c. a dozen.
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THE WORLD OF LABOR.
ssoeesos ose0c sec soooD0oes

In Paris 256. 900 families occupy but one
Minneapolis mill owners will fight the
CArpenters' Union.
,Japan's shipyards turned out foftS-one
steamers last year. ~
candidates for city offices: 49,,
Twelve hotels in New York city have
more than 300 telephones each,
Cincinnati last week 7. raised n morse si'oe-
New York union plasterers Will receive
$3.50 day commencing July lst path.
The wages OF the laborers at the ne B hsen
iehem Steel Company's plant haNe pee''
Increased from S4,T5 to 50 Ton. ,.a,,or.
The Railroad photographers Union report
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ParasoIs.

x1.9s each, value sail the newest
styles OF Ladies' Parasols, In white
and colors, with allover ruffles and
colored borders; the usual So ones,
special S1.3s.
zoe, ca oh, value Sl.5O-White Mer-
cerzed and Pique Parasols. with col
ored borders,
1925 each for all the 81 and IS Par
asols, In every imaginable style.
toe. to $3.50 each--Lace Net Para
soils, covers in all the newest patterns.
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shows that the organization increased
from lo.sss to 1924 members In the year
ending April 3oth.
The Order of Railroad Conductors,
through committee, is investigating sev.
a home for disabled members OF that Or
ganization, If a suitable location IS
found the organization will purchase the
ground and build $4,000 home.
strike settlement in New Orleans LABOR
history put an end to the saw-mill tr .ons
bes at butcher La. when the strl lanS
for a ten-hour day granted upon the en-
press condition that no. union DO forme s,.
Employees in the Allis- Chalmers shops
in Scranton have organized an ai a.. $40 80,
Is cents a day in case of sickness OF
accident. The services Of doctor ana
medicine are supplied without cost ana
death benefit OF 500 is proYided loF'
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Silk Coats and Wrappers

sa.7S each, values to slo-Wonlen's
Black SILK Goats. box and Monte Car
10 effects
$3.50 each, value s5--Women's Light
Weight Covert Cloth Jackets. lined or
unlined-
75c. and $3.50 each. values 81, TO
Slot Of fine White ana Coloreo
Lawn and Percale WRAPPERS.
5Oc. each, value sl-lb dozen Fine
Lawn Dressing Sacques and Kimonas.
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Women's Bathing Suits.

$3.50 each, value s4-Bathing Suits
Of fine mohair sicilian. richly trim
med with braid.
$3.50 each, value s6-Suits OF finest
briliantine-blu and black.
SIS for Suits that sold to s7.50-all the
most stylish and fashionable makes.
$3.50 each for Children's S3.as Bath
ing Suits and others as low as SSc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

0Ac. a, yard, importers value 221lssc.--
10000 yards Of fine Imported Mousse
line Savoy and Flemish Lace Madras
in every conceivable loom trick effect
all this seasons designs.
51kc. yard. value l2iAc--4o.tnch
English Batiste-white and colored
Rrounds-wnh fancy printings Of
tasteful color combinations.
1Oc, a. yard. value 19c---Mercerized
SILK Ginghams, several desirable col
ors and weaves.
9Sc. a yard, value 16c.-Embrolder-
ed Swiss Muslins in fancy prin tings-
white and tinted grounds.
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LACES "a GREAT REDUCTION.
This sale of aces occurs Just when you need them most

Ecru Filet Dress Nets. IL yards
wide. 'sa
Zoe. a yard. value to 35o.--Real
Venice Gallons.
Zoe. yard, value to $2c.-Black
Silk Trimming Laces and insertions.
in the newest styles,
Sale of Valencienees at little prices.
100, to $2,26 a piece, value Csc. to
s5.5o-An assortment of the finest Ital-
ian Edging and Insertions.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s Friends Meeting- House. s
9sossosgssaSassasoossSoose

The Friends Meeting House, on Clay
mace IN sum nqer.. The congregations
fhat gather tnere are small, The older
Friends have passed away; Of the pres
ent generation, most of their descend
ants have gone 10 other denominations.
But 1t is good on a Sabbath morning TO
20 20 this quiet sanctuary and sit down
With the faithful few, who cling 10 the
simple modes of worGhip, established by
minister. Mr. Radiord. from South
ampton county. is there on every first
Sabbath and he generally delivers dis
mas no preacher now, there is. on other
sahtrsas. ne speaker. With ths exceQtton.
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csc, a yard, value 5so.-F1ve-inoh
wide open snsertions-German cluny
laces.
&c, a yard, value loc--7Soo yards Of
Torchon Trimming Laces warranted
to wear and wash.
30. and Zoe. a yard-A large lot OF
Point de Paris I-aces and Insertions,
all extraordinary values.
Doc. and 69c. yard-White and
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.Women's Knit Underwear

e
1910. each. value 19c.--Womens
Vest, extra quality. with taped neck.
no 2-3c. each. value 25c.-Women' s
Lace Front Vest. SILK. tapes.
100. each. value 15c.--Womens Vest,
plain and fancy.
zoe. each, value 4sc.--Handsothe Mer-
cerized SILK Vest--lace or plain-cream
or white, full silk fashioned.
TO each--Fine Lisle-Like Vest. full
trimmed neck and arms.
900. each-Plaln Lisle Vest. with silk
tapes.
women's 1oc Vests. with fancy fronts
and taped neck and arms. for l6c.
Chldren's Nazareth Waist-all ages
up to u years. for 1Oc.
Misses Ice. Lace Front and Plain
Vest, with tapped neck and arms for
12hc.
Boys Summer Vest and Pants, rcsu-
lar made, all sizes, for zoe.
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Curtains.

&c. yard-open Stripe Muslin for
Curtains.
05c. pair. value A.5o-Lace Cur
tains.
1c. a yard--Fancy Swiss Muslin for
Curtains. sheer quality.
DC. a yard. value 12,kc.-Floral Gre
tonnes.
yNc. a yard, value 2oc.-sheer Swiss
for Curtalns-fnncy patterns.
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SJc.s each. value sl.75-About 100
Lawn Shirt Waists, beautifully design
ed-the entire front formed with seven
rows ofsValenciennes lace and as many
of dainty cluster tucks; stylish tucked
collar and full pouch sleeve: allvsizes;
but come early for there. are not
enough to go around--we wish We had
more.
$3.50 each, value to 2.6o-Pretty In
da Linon Waists-with tucks and rows
of fagotting.
-1sc. each, value 75c.-A lot OF neat
ly-made Lawn Waist s-very service
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BOYS WASH SUITS SLAUGHTER 4 W

put sale 3oooto speak accurately 2o76
Boys Washable Suits They include all have, in addition
hundred Suits from welknown makehe accepted
an offer of onehrd Of value rather than carry them They
are priced third and less OF what they first sold aey
1oc 75c Suits and 75 for S2oo Suits $500 gold
piece Tor Sc 90 is what this sale you.
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So. a yard value l5c-s5o yards of
Checked and Striped Dimities.
10&c, a yard. value 1920 1,2oo
yards Linen Finish Suitng.
7&c. a yard, value l6 2-3c.-Dimity
Striped White Muslins.
Zoe. yard-The highest grade l6c'
India Llnon, sheer and linen finish.
7&c., value 15c.-4o00 yards Madras
satin strlpe-good uallty, plain
ground.
1e1sc, yard, value 25c.-Heavy
Mercerized Madras.
18 2-3c. a yard. value 2sc.-Linen
Dedeoca-the finest grade.
7%c. yard, value l2sac,-4'2oo yards
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c7-sc. a yard, value 6Ac-solid
color Lawns for lining
no. a. yard4,o0O yards best 121sc.
French Batiste Organizes, attractive
designs and colors.
&c. yard values Sc. and loc.-'.2Vo
yards Of Scotch Batiste and Corded
Dimities-sold and fancy printing.
DC. a yard-Linen Finished Cannon
Cloth-yard wide-shrunk, ready FOR
use.
7.-sc. a. yard, value 17c.-27oo yards
Of Japanese Crepe Cloth-light and
dark grounds. v
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Linen Lap Robes.

Some are slightly water stain
ed-none to hurt-or else you
would pay full value.
eso. each, value sa-Hemstitched
Linen Lap Robes.
soc. each, value s1-Fancy Plaid
Linen Lap Robes-fringed.
use. each for the 15c. Lap Robes.
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Musquito canopies.

sl.35 each-Mosquito Cano-
pies for full size beds; value a
half more.
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l0HefS Water, SC.

Munyon's witch Hazel Soap Sc
cake.
100 best CSC. Nail Brushes, Zoe. each.
DR.. sheffield's Denufrice. 16c~ box
Quarter pound cans--tan and black
Polish, 25c. size for Zoe.
Pure violette Talcum Powder, 12ho.
box for &c.
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able-wth fourteen broad tucks and
new style sleeves.
$3.50 each, value s4.5o-About zoo OF
our most handsome Shirt Waists
beautifully embroidered. lace trimmed
and tucked-a glance will show that
the price would not buy the materials.
Sl.vS each-A lot Of China SIX
Waists-blacl1 or white-plain tucked Or
trimmed with Valenciennea lace.
$3.50 each. value S4-Beautiful China
SILK Waists-entire front and sleeves
of fine lace and tucks.
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Sewing Machines $40.

Sewing Machines. 80; drop head,
ball bearing. quartered-oak frames
full set OF attachments given with
each-s5O value, our price S10 each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
SHIRT. WAIST SALE. s' i5S y ys5uE

We put sale hundreds Of dainest and
Shirt unprecedented saving Some lots
will Be closed out at less half Don't the chance OF the
best Shirt-IVast bargain you
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
Leather Goods.
Wrist Bags-vaIues to SOC, for'isc.

1sc. each values to 75c,-A lot OF
women's Belts-black only-platn or
fancy.
1oc. to soc. each-White Pidue or
Dutch Belts.
15c. each, values to $3.50 '"o-
mems Wrist Bags.
25c. each. value 75c.--Women's Chat
elaine Bags.