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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1904-07-07
SEASIDE AND COTTAGE.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
IS FAST FILLING WITH
TOURISTS.
Several Due This Week.


Mrs. Charles Mel Of Wayne. Penn,
with her daughter. Miss Nina, arriv.
ed here Friday afternoon for the re-
mainder OF the season. Miss Julia
Mel who is travelling in Europe will
join her mother and sister later in the
season.
Miss Albina Clark Of Wayne, Penn,
is here at the house for the remand
er of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. A. Raasch o.,
Boston. Mass. -arrised on the- Satu-.
day noon boat to spenu the glorious
Fo5urth. They returned on the last
boat Monday delighted with their
short visit with us.
Robert A. Dunning Of Thompson
Conn, was here from Saturday until
Monday and enjoyed every minute
while here. He was entertained by
his relatives during his short visit.
BAILEY ISL
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AUCOcIscO HOUSE.
CLIFF ISLAND HOTEL IS NOW
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
jolly Party Already Here.

The Aucocisco, Cliff Island, opened
for the season Of 1904. under the
most suspicious circumstances. The
house has been thoroughly renovated
and the lower floor newly decorated
since last season; the color scheme In
the drawing room being light green.
which together with the highly polish.
ed floors, oriental rugs, open fireplaces
ans rustic furniture gives to the
rooms a most attractive appearance.
The office and reception room color.
lngs are terra-cotta, giving one a
feeling Of welcome and homelike
cheerfulness on entering the doors.
The walls Of the dining room are Nm.
fshed In darker green, makiHs the
tout ensemble of the lower floor
most effective. Huge punches of wild
flowers were placed conspicuously
throughout the house. A charming
conceit Of the opening dinner was a
bunch OF pansies at the plate of each
guest. The cuisine Is under the
charge Of well known Ottawa chef,
which precludes a table par excel.
lence. The extended experience. dur.
Ing former years. of the manager. Mr..
Paine. ensures at this cosy little hos.
telry. delightful sojourn for Its
guests.
Mr.. George Taylor, the well known
halter, at the corner of Hanover and
Court streets. Boston, and wife, are
booked to arrive at the Aucocisco
on Wednesday, July 6.
Mr.. Frederick B. Perry. wife and
two daughters, will arrive at the Au.
cocisco July 8. Mr.. Perry Is one of
the readers at tho Eourfh Cburoh 80
Christ. Scientist, New York City.
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CASCO CASTLE.
The Drummers Spend a Pleasant Day
Here. Athletic Sports and
Speeches.

Saturday saw the largest gathering
OF Names travelling men ever got to-
gether, assembled early in the morn
ing. for their annual outing to Casco
Castle. Over three hundred arrived
at the Castle in all, about two hun
dred coming by steamer Pilgrim. The
day here was so thoroughly enjoyed
that a detailed account Of the sport
would fll page. A shower
was In progress during dinner,
but IL was soon over and no one got
bath In 1t. Manager Fuller catered
10 the commercial travellers last year
and with the satisfactory result that
they this year repeated the trip with
an added number Of about one hum
dred
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BAILEY ISLAND HOTEL IS RAPID
~ FILLING WITH TOURISTS.
LARGE Party Here Sunday.

Large Party Here Sunday.
The fine weather Sunday brought
large number of excursionists down
on the noon boat several Of which
registered here and enjoyed this
tempting menu. Proprietor Crafts Is
leaving nothing undone to
please his patrons and judging from
the large number that have been here
for the past two Sundays he is Ger.
tainly getting his share Of patronage.
MENU.
Soup.
Clam Chowder, Mock Bisque.
Steamed CLANS.
Fish.
Baked Mackerel, Boiled Salmon
Drawn Butter, Lobster, Egg Sauce
Boiled.
Boiled Fowl and Pork
Roasts
Roas Beef. Roast Lamb
Br tvn Gravy Mint Sauce
Maca PM and Cheese.
Peach Fritters
Potat res. String Beans
Pla b and Mashed, Onions
Beets with drawn butter, Peas.
- Relishes
CO, ~L9cssrsFfad o,,-
Pastry and Dessert
Vanilla Ice Cream, Fruit Pudding
with whipped cream. Steamed
English Pudding. Apple,
Mince, Cocoanut Pies
Tea Coffee
Soda Waters and Cheese.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Weber. Miss Harriet
Weber, Miss NJ. H. Foster and Miss
r. z. Gallagher all of Newton, Mass,
registered here Saturday last They
have rented the McGann cottage and
will remain here until about the 25th
Of July. They are dining here at the
house.
A large new clock is one of the
many improvements added to the Of
fee the past week.
Mr.. John F. Church presented land
lord Crafts with a ten pound
salmon Saturday which was caught
here in his pound Wednesday last.
1t was served for dinner on Sun
day.
F. II. Dunton. the popular sales
man of Oren Hooper Sons, Portland,
was here on the island Thursday and
Friday last in the interest OF his firm.
He registered here at the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Yeatman, Mr..
and Mrs. r. G.. Goeing, Mr.. and Mrs
+. w. Hayden OF Springfield, Mass,
and Miss Bessie McElwain OF South
Hadley, Mass, are jolly party that
arrived here on the morning Of the
Fourth for an extended outing. Later
they will be Joined by several OF their
friends and then fishing and yachting
parties will be in order.
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L. NJ. York has fine line of choice
souvenirs which he Is offering at very
low prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Sayre of ,Phil.
adelphia, Pa, arrived here Friday
evening on the last boat They will
as in former years past occupy the
Hugh Johnson HOMESTEAD. Mr.. Sayre
is president Of the Central Manual
Training school Of Philadelphia. Mr..
ALFRED ". Sayre, principal of the Hor-
ace Binney Grammar school in that
city came with his parents for the
summer.
Miss Margaret Black is assisting ut
the postofice for the summer months,
having commenced her duties last
week.
The two mail service at the postof-
flee Is much appreciated by the sum-
mer colony.
George 8. Crafts spent the 4th In
Portland and vicinity.
Mr.. Floyd Cram Of Wayne, is clerk
ing at James G.. Stetson's ice cream
and candy parlors.
The Woodbine will receive a large
party Of tourists Sunday next which
are booked for the remainder of the
summer months. For the month OF
August nearly all of the best rooms
are already engaged.
Miss o. A. Yale is the guest of Miss
Josie NJ. Flint at her cottage at Maid
en- Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hoops and fam.
lily OF Wayne, Pa, are nicely located
at the Blanchard cottage which they
have rented for the summer months
DIR. F. b. Bigelow, wife and daugh-
ter, Kate, with friends arrived here
Friday last in the $50 d. m. boat.
They are now enjoying themselves
at DR.. Bigelow's cottage which Is
finely situated on the West end Of
the island.
Mrs. William Johnson of South Port
land with her son, Lewellyn came
down Friday afternoon last to spend
an outing with her brother, l.. ".
York, at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. T. Root and
maid OF Chicago, ILL.,, were among
the arrivals Friday afternoon last.
They were at one OF their delightful
summer homes here.
Walter ID. Crafts was in Portland
and vicinity on business matters FRI
day last.
The schooner Lille and Alice.
Capt. Irving Allen, of Harpswell, was
here Friday last at the old wharf.
unloading twenty cords Of hard wood
for L. VI. York.
Mrs. Randall of West HarpswelI.
returned home Friday morning after
a visit to her niece. Mrs. Thomas
Leeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Of Boston. Mass.
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
York for an extended visit. Mr.. Fay Is
member OF the Bowdoin Square
theatre company of Boston, Mass.
Mr.. John II. Blckford. pastor OF
the Methodist church at Wilkes
Barre. Pa, arrived here Thursday
evening to spend the summer with
his wife and children who are at
the Outlook cottage for the summer
months.
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ROBINHOOD INN.
BAILEY ISLAND.
Miss J. {. Massoy, PROF..

The most delightful aud exclusive spot on
the island. Situated on the east end In full
view OF the Ocean. Beautiful pine groves
and walks around the house. The bces is
modern IN every respscs, toilets. bssh and <-w
sage. Terme $500 20 $500 Per wstk.
Circular oa spplfentioa.
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be found at this spot and no doubt
during the vacation weather the
guests will enjoy the sport offered
here.
Mrs. Samuel Marsh with her daugh-
ter. Elizabeth, Of New York city,
were among the arrivals Monday.
They will be with us two weeks or
more.
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First In Boston.

The fishing schooner Stranger
which sails from Bailey Island under
command OF Capt. Reuben Johnson,
was the first boat from these parts
to arrive at the wharf, Boston,
Wednesday morning last, with its
cargo Of thirty-three sword fish. On
account Of the "draggers" which make
daily trips into the Boston market the
price paid, &c 10. was the lowest
ever received for the first catch Of
the season. Immediately after dis
posing OF their fish they at once set
sail for the Georges.
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Ocean
100 thirty
our pride without
hotels
Snoe parties
IN
will
see US before looking elsewhere
per DO $500
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Sea'on 1904. june to Sept.
CASCO CASTLE.
50. Freeport. Me-. J. A. e;.l Euler.

caseo Castle situated high bluff overlooking
ful Caseo Bay The picturesque together
the splendid view makes the ideal
The large spacious dining 100
luxurousy furnished chambers with
salt water The has paid particular
catering and the table is without exception Bay
iecuic hgnts and telephones Large
ranged short notices. attention Everything
class Take Portland Brunswick railway Castle
Steamer Maquoit leaves Portland twice daily
class has been for
to 1 with or without private bath according
SHORE DINNERS served from IL M. to 8 p. Nj.
Also EUROPEAN PLAN which Steaks Chops Broisd
Chicken Salads Lobser CLAIMS variety
Winter Hotel Vaudeville, Vaudeville jamaica B. w.
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L. M. YORK B..i,ey,s Island
Leading Grocery and Market Of Caso Bay
the

We cary everything get anything to please our
patroris Prompt service ton guaranteed
fresh Meats and Provisions
Dry Goods Boots & Shoes. Hardware. Paints Oils, etc.
Coal Wood Hard Wood Of Cigars and r.
aco Confectionery Cool Drinks visit Al, mart.
OF the island Telephone
patrons Fine house sale, location
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Seaside House and Cottage
eaiIey's island, Me.
MRS. CHESTER sINNErr, Prop.

Open from June 10 to October No more ideal
spot In Casco Bay. Large airy rooms. The
lodging house has been thoroughly renovated,
the chambers being all newly papered and
painted. Fine large Parlors for games, etc.
Every convenience for guests. Table supplied
with the best. Rates $3.50 and upwards.
Accommodates 80.
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Bailey Island

Eva and Mildred.

The schooner Eva and Mildred, Capt.
Charles VI. York arrived at her an
chorage at Water Cove Saturday fore
noon, having come down from the
Boston market where they had been
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PORTLAND PIER LUNCH.
MACDONALD q EMERSON

Clean Inviting Special fish dinners
order cooking h
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WOODBIME and COTTAGES
8AIlEY's ISLAND.
Mrs. Humphrey slnnett. Prop.

mrs. Humphrey Sinnett, Prop.
Our house is equal to any in the bay. Only a
Few minutes walk from both wharye.. Large
rooms from which fine view OF the Atlantic
can be had. All kinds of sports INDUCED in by
our guests. Bathing, Boating and Fishing. No
better table on the Bay. Open June 1 to Oct. l..
Accommodates so. Rates on applicatiou.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-26
Shoe Prices Are Lower
Than Ever

You can come to- this
Shoe department tomorrow
and buy our well known
standard, reliable shoes at
lower prices than at any
other time this season. 1t is
certainly a clear saving for
our customers when we take
shoes right out of stock and
cut our regular prices one
third and One-fourth. That s
what we have done for to-
morrow s sale. Prices that
will rule for IA long hours,
starting at 8 o'clock in the
morning and running until
10 o'clock tomorrow night.
These are just a few of
them:
Mems Shoes-Of serviceable box
calf and Wei kid. welted soles, Cam
bridge and Waldorf lasts; regular
$3.00 shoes at, 0n CO
pair DG.OJ
Mems Shoes-Satin calf and heavy
kangaroo; Goodyear welt soles, plain
or cap toe-shoes that were reg
ularly priced at S2.5o' spe- CLOS
Misses Shoes-Of fine vici kid. hand
turned soles-shoes that are regularly
sold at Sis: special here Mf An
tomorrow Nl, ~
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Handkerchief

Splendid assortment of
those large fancy handker-
chiefs suitable for making
sofa PILOTS, aprons and
kimonas; each 7c; 0Ec
four for ZUN
Plain White Hemstitched Handxer-
chiefs to sell at two e.
for UC
Plain White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, a splendid quality for e.
school children, each JG
Women's White Linen Handl<er-
chiefs-Neatly trimmed with lace and
hemstitched borders; different styles.
Special for tomorrow, your IT,
choice ~
Lace and Insertion trimmed white
handkerchiefs. Usual price 4 nA~
15c and zoe; our price. each 4 G/ZG
HandIxerchiefs, Lace Trimmed =
Some embroidery edges, n
each 81
Mems White Linen-These are pure
linen, good size. initial handkerchiefs;
regular Csc quality-never sold for
less; to be extra special for nE
tomorrow, two for EJG
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Notions Cheap

You can buy notions in
this store at much lower
prices than elsewhere. We
mention a few sample items
below:
Victor Aluminium Combs-War-
sold regularly for 10c; our price e.
for tomorrow. each W
Wonlen's Skirt Supporters-Long
front effect; regular Csc ones IN
for W
Coats Crochet Cotton-Silk finish;
regular sc spool for Sc.
Curling Irons-10c kind for, each
sc.
steel Pins-Best make, for paper Sc.
Rubber Hairpins- small kinds,
crinkled; sold formerly at dozen SC;
our price for this closing out D.
sale, dozen GC
csc Wire Hair Brushes-Good
heavy back and handle, black, each
13c.
Genuine Chinese Ironing Wax
Regularly sold 10c per box; three
cakes in a box; our price, box e.
of three cakes "
Wire Hairpins-Assorted sizes, in
cabinets; regular 1c cabinets; T.
our price two for ~
Safety Pins-All sizes; two papers
sc.
Large Ornament Hairpins-Reg-
ular1y sold at Csc; our price to IT,
close them out, each ~
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dunn dark patterns. These are just
the suit that the boy needs for school.
Sell at $3.50 and $2.75 in all regular
stores. We are going to have them
priced here tomorrow, c. HA
each ID ~ -
Boys SuitS-For school wear in
sizes to 16 years. These are made
double breasted, round cut, sailor,
Norfolk, and several other styles.
They never sold regularly for less
than $500. You can take your
choice of big assortment q q or
here tomorrow for, each % .OA
Young Mems Long Pants-Full as
sortment sizes; 800 pairs, neat striped
pattern-the same kind that you will
find priced in other stores at 81 and
$1.25. Here tomorrow in this great
cash bargain IA hours k0<~
selling, pair JUL
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Shirt Waists-That originally sold
as high as 75c-the ones that we have
been selling at 49c and SOC; a big assert
ment of materials; many different
styles; will be closed out here An~
tomorrow sharp and quick at, XHs
each
Shirt Waists Made of excellent
quality percale, in several colors. These
are neatly trimmed and tucked; they re
in splendid new styles. Marked at
the low price of 49c now; we M
Will close them out here to- uAS1
morrow, each
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Mems Shoes-Of heavy box calf
skin stock, extra heavy soles. These
are solid as rock-have only a few
pairs of them 1eft; will be closed
out tomorrow at, On 40
pair @G.&O
Mems Shoes-Made of chrome tan
ned leather, unlined, sewed with extra
heavy thread. They won't rip-abSo-
lutely waterproof. We are going to
sell them here tomorrow 60 m
at, pair DOsUU
Misses Shoes-Vici kid, single or
heavy soles, lace or button. These are
solid all the way through. Regular
$1.19 shoes, to be sold 40
tomorrow JOC
Women's OxfOrds-Made of kid
skin; button and lace, kid or patent
toe. You can buy any 81 Ct 60
Regular $3.50 oxfords to be closed
out at $1.29.
Boys ShOeS-Box calf and velour;
solid insoles and counters-every pair
is absolutely guaranteed. Regular
$500 shoes, to be sold here tomorrow
at S1-69.. That's a special saving of
sic on a pair.
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Mems Negligee Shirts, 5Oc-They
never sell at less than 75c-they
would be cheap at that price. Made
of woven madras cloth, bright stripe
patterns; each shirt complete with
one pair cuffs. For tomorrow E0~
these Use shirts, each JUG
Mems Shirts-Were sold at soc reg
ularly; excellent quality cloth. These
are first class, new summer patterns.
worth soc if they're worth anything.
We're going to sell them here on
tomorrow, each O0G
Mems Working GlOVeS-Made of
strong, solid, tough leather, assorted
styles; regular soc and 75c gloves
1 %6Il 1e priced 4Oc
Mems Horse Hide GlOveS-Regular
" SOLD at $1.0O VIII De prIceo mere
tomorrow at 15c reduction, Or
pair OUG
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For II Hours Tomorrow Marvellous Cash Bar
gains Will Be on Sale Throughout This Stor


the o
that eloingo Thursday from
theKa andw when
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o.
andn will be the swift selling Read this with
Il
a zig ,joyousb arginel
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Misses Vests to Be Sold
at &c Each Tomorrow

We have big assortment of misses cotton vests
to close out tomorrow. They worth sc. They have
buttonhole edges neck and and armhOles We have
too many of them; going to sell big quantity
tomorrow at each &c We will only sell three to Gus
toner. These vests were made for women, but when
we examined them found sizes too small. So
sell them misses vests; probably you IN ~
will find of them full size. Here tomorrow zH
you can buy these sc vests for, each ~
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Mems Shirts-Of pink chambray
cloth; stiff bosom style. This is lot
we're anxious to sell; were originally
priced as high as $1.00. We're going
to have them priced here a.
tomorrow, each GOG
Linen CoIlars-We have quantity
of collars, in sizes 16 II to 10; also a
special lot of stand-up and wing style
linen collars to close out-these are
regular 15c kind; we are going to
sell them tomorrow, e.
each EG
Mems Neckwear-Many styles, good
patterns; are worth 50c-that was the
original price. Special tomor- az
row, each GUC
Mems NecI1wear, 1Sc-Originally
sold at Csc; four-in-hands, shields,
ETC.; many different styles. Will be
sold here tomorrow, 10
each 4OC
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Clothing Bargains

We
afford savings first quality desirable easonabe clothing
Kansas City filed with
dunn heavy weight materials
line sin
that the regular wholesale clothing
and winter well right We them MI
Mems Suits at $495We have
strictly alwool M
~
sell
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Young Mems Suits, $3.79-You will
find a splendid assortment of pat
terms in this line; good wearing ma
terials; sizes 16 to 20 years, which
is the same as 80 to SO chest measure.
These suits are sold by the regular
clothiers, those stores which buy and
sell at regular prices, at $40 to $3.50.
We will have them here 90 IN
tomorrow at, each DID, 10
Young Mems SuitS-That you can't
buy regularly for less than $3.50 and
$3.50. They'll be priced 1885 here
tomorrow. They come in sizes Is to
20 years, which is 80 to SO chest
Well made, serviceable ma
terials Special tomorrow CD Or
each $3.50 to $3.50 suits NOsOO
Boys Suits-Double breasted style,
made of medium weight material, me-
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Summer Waists Reduced

We have cut the price on every summer waist
in stock. We want to sell them all tomorrow. We
ought to sell them because the prices lower
than you ever bought such waists for. Some of
these waists are soiled and mussed-others are
just as bright and you They
will be spread the front aisle bargain
tiers where it will be easy for you to pick them
out Probably there about $50 of these waists
in this lot, and they should not last minute
longer than 10 o'clock tomorrow night.
Remember, starting at o'clock tomorrow
morning and lasting until 10 o'clock tomorrow
night-14 hours-the following marvelously cut
prices will rule our entire stock of v
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Shirt Waists Originally sold as high
as $1.98, we have been selling at Zoe,
CSC and $1.19; special cut price sale,
both white and colors; many Em@
styles. These will be closed HHH1
out here tomorrow, each
Shirt Waists Excellent quality dim
ity and lawn; blue ground with white
dots, white ground with black dots and
rings. These waists are in the very
latest styles-the ones that we sold reg
ularly all season at Toe; IRE 49,
going to cut the price on them A9ta
for tomorrow selling, each
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Sundays AID

we'll have news Of a big chinaware
sale in Sundays ad. We want to sell
more china in one day than any To-
peka store ever did. The prices We
have planned for this sale will surely
accomplish that for us.
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Mems Furnishing Bargains
To make lively selling here tomorrow we had our
Kansas City store snip us some OF Their cash
they be sale here tomorrow during the entire IA
hours selling These furnishings fresh clean
them. We're going to sell them at low prices here to-
morrow because can. Listen to some of these:
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Women's Hose, &C

We're going to sell women's full
size, regular made hose here tomorrow
at Sc a pair. We will only sell two
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Women's Drop Yoke Vests-Fancy
ribbed. lace trimmed Regular
marked price 15c; special O.
tomorrow OF
Women's Vests-Ecru cotton. tapped
neck and armholes. Worth 10c reg
ular; to be sold out tomor- E.
row at half price, each u
Women's Black Vests-Taped neck
and armholes. fancy weave Reg
ularly sold at 15c; special for to-
morrow's big sale, IN
each luz
Women's BIeached Vests - Full
taped and very handsomely trimmed
Regularly 25c; save a dime on
them tomorrow at. H.
each u
Women's Nursing Vests-Regular
price is Csc; they will go m
tomorrow, each OO
WOmen's Drawers-Bleached, lace
trimmed; Csc regular price; IN
special for tomorrow at, pair 0C
WOmen'S Hose, &C
We're going to sell women's full
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Boys Knee Pants-Regular 25c and
29c kinds; will be on sale e.
tomorrow each, pair VO
Buster Brown Suits that we want
to close out. These are made of fine
serge, brown and black. They're reg
ularly priced at $3.75 and $3.50. In
order to close them out here tomor-
row we are going to sell GO En-
them, each OEsGU
Boys Two-piece Suits-Black and
brown colors; good, serviceable ma
terials; ages 8 to IA years. They're
worth from $1.75 to $500. We're
going to sell them here nn
tomorrow, each TIC
Boys Three-piece Suits-Round cut,
worth $3.50 and $500. They're to be
priced here tomorrow in M1 or
this big IA hours selling at > / 90