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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
WAS CERTAINLY
EKPOUNlED LAST NIGHT

Three O'clock Wednesday morn
ing, in the spacious banquet hall OF
the Waldo, the greatest meeting of
the Clarksburg Lodge, No. 1872, OF
the Benevolent and Protective Order
of Elks, that this lodge has ever yet
inscribed upon its annals, came to
an end. Two hundred true and
loyal Elks rose to their feet as one
man, and all joined in singing
~Auld Lang Syne.
The business of this great meet
ing began promptly at eight o'clock
in the lodge room on Third street
Eleven candidates were ready and
waiting to be initiated into this, the
greatest of all fraternal organiza-
tions. That they wer all admitted
each and every one, Will certainly
bear witness today, but the veil of
mystery must be drawn over this part
of the evening. Suffice to say that
the lodge work was never ;n- better
hands and never was it better per-
formed.
The eleven candidates who were
instructed in the ways and man
ners of well regulated EIks were
Bernard Coughlin, r. G. Brown,
H. g. Carskadon, D. A. Godfrey.
f. F. Goodwin, Isham Keith, George
NJ. McLane, John j. Foley, J. E
Kelley, Rayner Parish and James
W. Cox.
Many visiting brothers were pres
ent to assist and condoIe with the
new herd of Elks that were turned
into the pasture last night. Among
the many were members from the
of Wallace, Burnsville, New
Martinsville, Weston, Fairmont.
Grafton, Buckhannon, Warrington.
Salem, Parkersburg and Wheeling.
Two distinguished brothers present
we're G. G. Schmidt, exalted ruler Of
Wheeling Lodge, No. rs, and Bro
Allen G. Murdoch, of Parkersburg
the district deputy, who has the dis
.tinction of holding the highest ofice
of Elkdom in West Virginia.
AT the conclusion of the ceremon
les the EIks repaired in a body to
the Waldo hotel, where an elaborate
banquet had been prepared. Wher
the Elks entered the dining room all
the lights were extingrtished, the
only Illumination coming from
jack o. lanterns, which
were placed at each plate. Around
The room were larger lanterns, made
the genuine pumpkin. The
effects of this odd decoration was
novel and attractive and brought
forth a round of applause. This
conceit was the conception of
Mr.. r. j. Gazely, the manager OF
the Waldo, who gave his personal
supervision to the banquet.
That the feast was all that the
most eXacting epicure or gourmand
could desire goes without saying.
The following menu was served:
Oyster Cocktail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
Breaks Collar Bone

Madison Lyon, the two-year-old
son of Hugh Lyon, residing at Hep
zibah, fell from a lounge and sus-
tanned a broken COLLAR bone. The
accident occurred Monday at the
Lyon residence. DR.. Payne was
summoned and set the fracture, and
the young patient is now doing nice
~.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
Hollowe'e en- was Quiet

Halloween has come and gone
and contrary to general expectations
it passed off very. quietly. EXCEPT
ing the playful pranks Of the snrtH'
boy. n % acts of wantoness have been
reported. The day was spent a<
should be in a good natural. jolly
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
SWEDISH FLAG
UNFURLEO EVERYWHERE

BY Associated Press.
Stockholm, Sweden, Nov. 1.-The
new Swedish flag was unfurled
everywhere today and saluted all
over Sweden. Her garrison turned
out and a crowd filled the streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
NJ. Lakin Here

Hon. j. S. Lakin and wife wa-0
registered at the Waldo hotel We'd
nesdav. Mr.. Lakin was the recent
Republican nominee in the sece
district for congress and is a prom
inent merchant at Terra Alta.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
Newberry Sworn In

BY Associated Press.
Washington. n. c., Nov. 1T.
H. Newberry, of Detroit, Mich, to-
day took the oath of office as assistant
secretary of the navy at the office,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
Patent On Crate

Charles E. Ward, of this city, has
been granted a patent on a CRATE
The patent was issued Tuesday at.
ternoon.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
Fire at Pensacola
Bv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Pensacola, Fla, Nov. IA fire
after midnight destroyed the prin-
cipal block on Palefox street, in
which we're the largest stores in tho
city. The loss is s25o,ooo.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
~ Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Odessa, Nov. 1-Conficts between
Cossacks and students continue
During the fighting between Roughs
and Jews in Dalnitskaya street last
night, thirty-seven persons were kill
ed, and eight-one seriously wounded
The latter were taken to a hospital,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01
RIOT
IN RUSSIAN CITY

By Associated Press.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 1-Snow and
drilling cold rain today put &
damper on the ardor of the crowds
which are exhausted by yesterday
delirium.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01

BY Associated Press.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 1.-The
cruiser Lena sailed at noon yester-
day for Vladivostok.
London, Eng, Nov. IA dis
patch from Odessa says mobs of riot
ers have broken loose in various
parts of the city and have been IN
conflict with bands of students re-
.sulting in much bloodshcd. 1t is
estimated fully one hundred persons
have been killed The governor gen
aral of Odessa. General Kaulbars
today again called out the patrols
which yesterday were taken off the
streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01

Bouillon in Cups
Radishes Celery Olives
Filcts of Kingfsh, Bordelaise
Potatoes Saratoga
Braised Tenderloin of Beef, Larded.
Mushroom Sauce
Sweet Potatoes Drowned
sweetbread cutlets-French Peas
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cake.
Imported switzer Cheese
Crackers
-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-01

syered to all parts 81
by Carrier. Price
cents per week; 2
lnts per copy;
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22
Passengers Arrived.

Per stmr Mauus Loo, from H..
wall and Maui poru. July 2l-Mr
Mrs w z Hail aud children, Flank
Richards, Geo NJ Roberts o, Mr.
Lhncsser, w A WSll, Mics Josephine
DeYo, Mre Sam F Leslie, Chang
Kee aud vile, Mics HoolapO, j M
Dowsett, wife aud 3 ohidteu, JIM
Williams. wife, 2 children aud maid,
Mics M Il Alexander, Mrs @ Hay
selden, Loo Joe, f ~ Bschtel, W A
Baldwin ohd wife, CM Lovested. A
Vizzavona, Mrs Joseph X Richard,
All Lsoug, Man Yuen King, Cheong
Cheong, X + Bow, Nina A u Hadley
and 62 deck.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22
Education Matters.

At meeting OF the Board OF Edu-
cation held yesterday afternoon as.
signments OF teachers on the various
islands were made. Many changes
were made on all the islands.
The fret business was the recon.
mendstion Of the Teachers Com.
mittee that f A Richmond be ap
pointed principal OF the Hilo High
School, This was approved later.
Charges Of @ e Copeland, OF Wal.
luku school against Mrs S b Harry,
OF the same school. on account OF
uniriendly relations between the
latter and the formers wife, we're
read, but action was deferred. Then
came on the liSt OF changes 10 teach.
ers, made by the committee, the
report being approved.
Life diplomas were granted TO
Miss Alice Nudge aud Mise Matte
g TIGER. aud life certificates to Mas
Carrie Green and Z,ck McKeseuc.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22
Passengers Departed.

Per stmr Maui, for Maui ports
July 2l-Master Wong Wal Wing,
Mrs Lee See, Mr. Chin See, Miss
Kimisu, Mrs Il Heakskoa and infant
Mrs Look See, Mrs Sen Chong, Min
ole Fukuda. seich FukudO, Yuki
FnkudS, Y Nioomia, II Saba. DR. 4
Uemurs, @ X Luke. David Alams,
Chang Kim. Cadet Flora Cannon,
Misa Il NJ Stevens, Miss ZsiRler, W
Il Shaw, w w Taylor, Bill Nspails,
LAM NspAils, Jas Kirkland, W |
Wells, John II Wilson. Il Kuse, Geo
W Carr, Mrs Jno Aea and 3 chill
dren, Mr. oOishi, Mr. Hsysshi aud
II deck,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22

The Office OF IaE INDEPENDENT is
in the brick building next to the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bore,
tania atreet, Waikiki OF Alakea.
First floor.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22

The Honolulu bowling slley, at
the Aloha saloon, corner Queen and
Richards streets, will be opened to
night. Everything new and frat
class. Fine lanai Tor speetators.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., LIN.

VIM. g. IRWIN d CO., LrD.
At the annual meeting Of Wm g
Irwin ~ 90, Ltd, held on Wedoes-
day, July 18Th, 1905, the following
officers we're elected to serve for the
ensuing year. namely: '
VIM g Irwin. President a. Manager
John ID Spreebels. Let Vice President
w NJ Giffard. -. End Vice. President
n M INDEPENDENTLY Treasurer
Richard lvers............S Secretary
+ SpsldiuR ............,,Audilor
RICHARD lVERS,
Secretary, VIM q Irwin u Co, Ltd
3l78-3t
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22

THE INDEPENDENT so cents pei
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22
LOTS FOB SALE.

On LOTS at Kalihi (50zl00 ft),
GO back OF Kamehameha School
aud Kalihi Road.
For full particulars, Inquire per-
sonslly OF
ABRAHAM FERN ANDEZ,
at tho Office of N Fernandez, Msr
chant st, or to. N Fernandez.
g1576
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22

10 Parties wishing to disposed oil he;
Properties,are iuuiten to Gallon MS
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-22

BUILDING LOTS,
HousAs AND Lots, AND
LaANDs FoR HALA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
Notions

400 gross Pearl Buttons, shirt size.
2 1-2c n dozen
6-yard pieces Fine colored Beading,
made to sell at 1oc and u 1-sc,
choice &c a piece. e,
&c Safety. Pins, &c a dozen.
English Pins, 400 to a paper. &c.
John j. Clark s Spool Cotton, 1-2r.
Kid Curriers', every size, DC dozen.
Silky Cotton. all shades, 20 q
\ spool. Il, 3. 8t$ s
White Spool Cotton, No. 40, 80, GO, 20.
special 1-.ac a spool, or 15c q
dozen. ~
&c Black Shoe Laces. &c "a pair.
10c and 15c Pearl Buttons &c a dozen.
Velvet Grip Pad Front Hose Support
.ers, made to sell at s9c, special at
&;1c a pair. s
Lot OF 10c Silk Elastic. &c a yard.
Fancy Elnstic, made to sell at 1oc.i
special Dc a yard.
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These are Linens at
Cotton Prices

i y vi a u
.$425 has been the price Of fine Hem
stitched Huck Towels; these are %
a dozen.
Extra Size Line Huck Towels. pure
white, 22x4O inches; price has been
50 a dozen, our price ~ 1-2c each.
Two kinds Of Bleached Bath Towels.
one lot at IL 1-2c and the other
IL! 2-3c; both over a third under.
price. II
45-lnch Irish Dress Linen, entirely free
from dressing; never sold for less
n than 75c. very desirable for coat
suits, soc a yard. X
Another Dress Linen, not quite SO
!; fine and heavy; It is ! Is yards
~ wide; usually 45c. but here for zoe.
2 bales Of Heavy Russia Crash are
among the Linens at 8 3-4c yard,
Also so dozen Bleached Dinner Nap
kins, usual price $3.25, these 9: a
dozen.
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Belts and Bags

1000 White Hand Embroidered Belts
greatest value yet, Toe each,
Black Satin Belts 25c ones Sc each.
Wide White Wash Bells. gill4or silver
buckles; made to sell at l9c. Tor 1Oc.
Black SILK Belts. made to sell at soc.
special :5c.
Patent Leather Tourist Belts. Pic.
3 SPECIAL SAMPLE BAG ITEMS
have come in for Monday:
Patent Leather Bags, made to sell at
39c, are 25c. s
200 Bags. made to sell at SEC and 75c.s
choice, any. 20c,
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Laces Iave Developed q
Storm Centre at Cohen's


B Our lace buyer takes advantage of every Chance.
These for Mondays sale:
Valencisnncs Iace 1oc dozen Walls have been scarce
everywhere but Coes Our buyeas sents hundreds and
hundreds of pieces Of all widths and varieties All the new DC
signsnone less than 3Sc and were Soc Your
choice, Ioc a dozen yards Z
widths inches; OF the greatest
lace values ever
Val dgngs usually SOC dozen, for &c
yard. Hs. ,81a4
costing upwards Of 81 choice soc doz
shipment of Laces
sell for double prices We put them in lots
to at &c
VALS and inches wide, round MESH worth
25c for &c, 1-2c yard.
A1.OVIR IACEs Plauen, Walls and
marked for quick and the greater
part 25c ST yard.
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$3.50 Dinner Sets, $3.50

7ne---Japanned Tin Toilet
Sets. l1i
12c-s9c Granite Foot Tubs.
ooc--S-quart Blue and
White Enameled Sauce
Pots. l3{ q
00e-l2-quart Blue and
White Enameled Di.h
{ Pans.
2flc-A dozen bars Of Laun-
dry Soap.
90 box Peterman'a
Roach Food.
1OP--NIcke!-plated Toilet
Paper Holders.
DC each-Nlckel-Plated Tea
stra'ners,
00e-NIckel Alarm Clocks,
guaranteed.
3c--Nickel-P Plated Ice Shaw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25

1000 yards of 8 10 inch White Satin
Ribbons, best Ito value, II 1-2c a
,4-lnch Taffctn Ribbons, In every color
made to sell at 25c special 1Oc
yard. ifs
4-inch Fine Quality Dresden Ribbons.
in all colors and combinations; worth
4 &c, special 23c n yard.
bons, short lengths; worth to s9c,
special price is 15c a yard.
New Fancy Trimming Ribbons. all the
latest combinations; special lOc RIB
& bon, at &c q yard y. II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25

S7.50-Full 1oo-p.ece While
4 and y God p. INNER. Set,
worth $3.50,
S5 for $3.50 Handsomely
Gold Stlppled Toilet Set,
with jar, @, fi5
bOe for Sl,50 Decorated
Covered Vegetable Dishes.
in a variety of new and
pretty shapes and decora
lions. AZ
bOc caeh--Large Plain
E.Nhlte Stop Jars.
80 each-Plaln White Em-
bossed Soup Plates.
Special prices Monday on
X HammOcks.
Doe "a .lozen-Thin Blown
Engraved Water Tum-
blers,
! 1be-Crystal Glass Fruit
Dishes on stands.
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Thousands Of Embroideries
For One-Half

Cohen S lucky embroidery purchases in ST. Gall has
been one Of the greatest helps 1t makes fifty cents
pay for dollars worth embroideries with every va
riety Of the best styles that produced this sea-
son. See these counters full again:
$500 YARDS OF EMBROIDERIES. various kinds, widths
styles, including cdgings and nsertings A &c to Joe
values Choice SC yard
1880 YARDS OF EMBRonERlEs AT &C a. YARD-swss Cam
nsertngs various kinds widths to
inches,
AT DC AND - 12cAll sorts up flouncing
and wide nserngs
$50 YARDS or FLoUNCING CORSET COVER ENIBROIDE
o # II
PINCH FLOUNCING ENIBRoIDEHIEs s1.25 value for
a s5 W. S5
EslRoDER1Es than half their import cost
al fhe &5
ENBRODERIES imported to
the embrod
eries sold Monday 1Oc yard
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8.inoh All SILK Taffetn Ribbons, all
shades, &c a yard. r
go pieces Of Fine Quality Print Warp
Ribbon, inches wide; worth soc,
special Monday Acc a yard.
5.inch Black Taffeta Ribbons, made
to sell at 20c, special 1Dc a yard.
3 10 inch All SILK Black Taffeta RIB
bons, great value ut 15c, special 100
yard.
made to sell at 3oc, for 25c yard
6.inch New Sacl,cr.ne Ribbons, beau.
tlfnl quality; worth. SOC, special Nom
day Csc a yard.
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Cohen 4 White Goods
Happening

Have been unexplained this Most Of
the finest and wanted white things ONE HALF
their values It's OF many ways Of creating possibil
ties All who white goods Monday should come this
Lawn double width, sale price
Monday, yard. 5slfs3@ d VI
finished India lS Wtd
made to sell for 9c;E price, IL 1-2c q yard
Chiffon inches
sell 75c, 3Dc erful at tic yard
Emhroidered Dol Figured
2bc
4 #
value
ward
A1erceized Brilliant Madras $50
n Z \ a y 4 y e Il as
o fol a E
(
\
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Special Fan Items

900 Fans. worth 12 1-2c, 15c. ooc and
25c. choice any, DC.
Large Size Windy Fans made to sell
at 1Dc. special &c each.
Black Silk Fans. with spangles, worth
\ 39c, special 1nc each. "A,
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The Time for Wash Cotton
Buying Has ( ONE.

Their original cost is no [
buy them for. Some Of the 10
part is shared by the rlani,fac
French Brussels Net organdies. one,
of the new fabrics OF the season.
that was zoe. Mondays price 25c a
yard. s.8 H y
20 pieces Of the best Black SILK Eoli-i
enncs imported to sell Tor SIC, sre-
cIal price to close, 25c a yard.
Silk and Gauze, In linen color. the SOC
imported quality for lpc. h
800 yards OF chambrays, In woven
mixtures OF various colors. for
4 3-4c a yard.
575c Silk Gauze Linens and &c Meree-i
esrized Taffetas are 35cia yard.
zoe Foulards, IN endless variety, Zoe.
All the Solid Color Ogandies that
usually sell at 15c are lDc a yard.
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Black and Colored Dress,
Goods to.Cl0s;eI.

All ,of this seasons stock will.
be marked .sso6as to create inter
est for fall buying. We are tak-y
ing big loss on them. II,
Colored Dress Goods
4s4;-llicil Wire Noiles (blue and tan),.
4 q regular s1EYalue, special 5Oc o.
yard. yiS8ltsi
Silk and Wool Eolienne. all colors,
a inches wide; regular price $1.25.
special Toe "a yard. ,E e
Mohair Brilliantine and Sicilian, plain
and fancy,r4aS6 sto 80 inches vide
q 5Oc to 81 a yard. Ji4: .t if t-isA.s
Black Goods
Black London Irvine, n inches wide;
4 sold all season for s1.5O and $l.25.
a our special price is SOC @ yard.
44-:nch Black Mohalr. good black
and high luster;. the regular SOC
quality, for dSc a yard.
44-inch Black Dotted Sicilan, our reg
\ ular SOC grade, for Coo a yard.
3S-inch Black AlltWool Albatross, SOC
Ii quality, for 39c a yard. ts
3s-inch Black soc Nohair, special at
X Doc yard.
Black Danish Cloth, F12 1-2c yard.
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.Inimitable Ribbon Prices

It's mistake to buy ribbons anywhere but here All these
that the most beautifulew month ago-are just
half price Even the plain white, colos black soc
Oh the dolar..s All widths Read #a
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d Silk fMulls. every solid color: also
black and white. for 0 1-2c.
All the Floral French Organdies that
were Doc and 4sc are marked 1sc q.
d yard. s M 9S lS:
White suitings that will not shrink:
the process OF finish is by sun and
grass: the price Is II 1-2c yard.
12s1-2c Linen Finished suiting. } :s-4c.
DRESS LINENS, solid colors, blouse
and Crash Linens, marked one-third
under value-Oc to zoe yard.
French Chiffon chambrays. every col-i
or; the same you pay 25c for. arc
@4f IL 1-2c. "a
All the American Organdles that were
IL 1-oc fer 1-2c a yard. 8
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a Lot Of Bargains Which
Are Easily Found
But only SO if you to Cohen's There many
ticles here You'll not duplicated in Richmond

Another lot OF sample Bags, made to
to sell at 81 to SIPS, choice, any, Soc.
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Veiling2s

Is pieces Chiffon Ycll,ngs, In white,
navy. brown and black; sold every
where at $50 and Zee, here 1Oc a
yard. Z 81 n fs1,
2l-inch Chiffon Veillngs, In white,
black, navy, green, light blue; else
where soc. here at 2Dc a yard.
go Rcndy-Madc Chiffon Wells. worth
to Zoe, choice. any, 25c each all
10 yards long.
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Toilets

Witch Hazel Soap. fine quality worth
zoe box OF g cakes, Monday 1Oc.
Dressing Combs for 4c each.
Witch Hazel. &c a bottle. I:
Large bottles fine Household Ammo
MIA, &c. b
Plver's sachct Powder 45c an ounce.
Woodworth Blue Lily Extract, 20c an
Al ounce. # lffs 4ff
2-quart3 Fountain Syringe. best 81 ones,
made. Monday SIC eachl Ss
VERY SPECIAI-Best 60c and 76oi
4 Scissors, Monday 25c; only s pairs.
to a buyer and none to dealers.
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Cors:;,eE,ts at SOC

About PSI pairs OF Corsets Of every
kind, from the girdle to the high
bust some lof them hand gored;
4 choice Monday will be Zoe a pair.
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GROUNDS. the newest print

y = ' 8 u - e
~ ing, 3 lie. III
Apron Ginghams. the best
Lancaster, 5 3-4c.
Solid Color loo Percales,
o Sic, y
White French Dress Cam
br.c, finished specially for
suits, q piece of IL yards
for 81,
G. G. c. Genuine Shrunk
White Suiting, II LEO,
Finest Percales and Madras
up to 16c value, for 8 SIC. I
1Sc to 25c Zephyr Cham 4
brays, fancy styles, for
y :5-.ic. 4. " 10
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..$1.65 Honey Comb Quilts,
N
$l.19

Satin Finished Embossed
Honeycomb Quilts, adapt
4 ed for summer use; worth
$l,G, Monday for R1.1O.
,dedium Weight Marsellles
Quilts, imported to sell
for $3.50, on sale at S2.4O.
i Dimlty Quilts. the Ideal
quilt for summer USE, 1914
III size, D5c; tho liza SIZE,
Sl,i5; the 1874 SIZE, %1.sj.
Summer Weight Crochet
N Quilts, 55c, 4
zoe Henlstitched Blea ched
Sheets. 2 1-4xe 1-2 yards,
CSC.
The usual &c Sheets, slxeo,
for soc, n
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Full length Skirts, rnffle
OF double row OF torchpn
lace and wide torchon in-
sorting, 6De each.
Best Goo Lace Trimmed
Skirts for 3Oe.
25o TO $50 Corset Covers,
he. NJ,
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The BARGAIN BASEMENT CORNER OF SENSATION

What you expect to buy at u lie
throughout the entire basement floor IL
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5s1.25 HANDSOME cAMBR1c DRAW
ERs for zoe a pair.
AZ DOZEN GOWNS. among them
French low neck styles. made to sell
at 50, choice $50. rs
So DOZEN PAIRS DRAWERS, and
IA Short Skirts, made to sell up to
75c. choice 300. s55. q ls5,
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PLAIN Hemmed Linen Fin
ished Sheets, full size,
55c. is
Others for 45c and :sOc.
Hemstitohed Bolster Cases,
soc, and plain hemmed
ones, 25c.
2 yards long o3c Bolster.
Cases, lSc.
Hcmstitchad and Handker-,
chief Border Pillow Cases,
worth to lSc. choice
IL 1-2c. IN
The y lac Pillow Cases. in
several sizes, we'll made.
Z for lOc,
The usual 1oc cases, full
size, Sc,
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you are liable to find for 61-4c,
ct aside 1Or economy.
Pure Health CONNECTIONS

n Do not eat impure Candies We handle Health
q CONNECTIONS" which stand the test OF the most
stringent pure food laws.
The usual 6oc best Choco- II Old Fashioned Chocolates
"a 5!ates are here for :s5c q are zoe pound.
pound. They include Vio- Mint and Lime Balls 1Oc
s5 let and Rose Tips Cara a pound.
" mels Montevideo, Pine Cocoanut Bars, Zoe a.
IS apple Mint, Cordials and t.pound. #4:f. sss#2
35s all the wanted kinds Assorted Bon Bons $50 s&
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So Embroidered Skirts, csc
"A COUNTDRFUL u OF CHEMISE
GOWNS, SKIRTS AND DRAWERS,
average cost OF making is 75c, price
a soc en- CHI IS a.
FRENCH NArNSOOKS GOWNS. value
sl.69, choice OSc.
EXTRA SIZE NAINSOOk 6 OWNS,
Y made to sell at ST. price ~. 20.
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The White Muslin Underwear Sale Has
Stirred the Whole Town.

These beautiful new garments hay
price accomplishment, |" as one customer
Nothing like them to be seen a11yWhe1
ST AND $1.25 NEW CORSET COVERS FOR
4 5Oc-One is made Of Val. Laces, the other is q u
French pattern embroidered. They equal in ap-{t
pearance and goodness the 1925 covers.
CORSET COVERS FOR 25c comprise var-
y ETY. Of some thirty styles, and includes numbers
II that were made to sell up to soc.