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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
ALBERT c. tssRD EMERSON.

Bert" Everson. the veteran base
ball man, IS back in the game az
an umpire. Bert of1ciated as an
indicator holder in the City League
on Saturday and gave satisfaction He.
is regarded as an authority on the
game. The familiar picture OF Bert
was taken while he was on the pitch
ing star of the old Wilmington Tri-I
State team. II was then that he was
at his best as a pitcher and although
he passed up the pitching business
several years ago Bert yet feels that
he can work in the game almost as
we'll as ever Bert is now a cigar
salesman for "Tobe" Willis at No
West Fourth street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

Tee, heel
Put er there you side wheeler
0-p-O
You're the only one in the set.
900
Blankin' that crowd a second time is
going some.
Many a biz Lacquer hasn't done that
trick.
Beattes larceny Of homo with the only
run was some candy
O-0-0
Would you can tho stealing Of the home
plate burglary on the premiaesl
900
The ball screams every time Algard laces
IL. It's sinful tho way he slams the pill
about. regardless
O-n-O
oh you Mr. Brown Of happy reoollec-
lions. Sorry debut for you.
900
Mother mother pin badge on Lewis
Edgar had an awful time to hold 'em at
FIRST
600
In several innings Brown acted ike a
house ahre. but.
Those Mnlionaires must have been born
In a field OF four-leaf clovers.
sunerln' satellites. those Infants out
bat and then can't win game. That is
hard luck.
shuler was there with two-ply bin
Good goods in small packages are as an
noying as thunder some times.
0-0-O
Johnson is some scoop Wizard at short,
too.
That fall has bruised Griffith somewhat
100
But it is good 10 know that there is one
team in town that can stand up against
team like Gas CO. for ten innings and
hand them knockout at the hnish.
0-O-0
That victory gave Riverview a half own
orship of second place.
100
Have Hoover johnson. Townsend and
Byron lost their batting eyes?
II seems that any old kind Of baseball
will beat the Infants Just now.
0-O-O
Somebody is going to be canned by Tray
nor before long.
Erisman is a hard tucker, He set nine
men on the strike-out route and allowed
but three hits and then loses.
O-O-O
Freddie Lewis wing is better than ever.
He famed ten. That's pitching some.
O-0-O
Algard had a batting matinee OF his own.
And Russell breaks in with a pair OF
Gne bingoes.
Mr.. Marty Bradford was the whole show
when Il came 10 hitting.
0-O-0
That SCOOP kid Chase is back at his old
/ tricks.
0-n-0
johnson works all right in short garden
The switching VIII help some.
o-0-o
They are saying that CARROTS as big
burned william as Reeves ever was.
o-o-0
Bryon blew bad but he is Just as grand
as ever.
$40
What in the name Of sam Hill were Ly
nam. Hoover and Townsend IN that san'
for?
That reminds US. has anybody here seel
! Harrington?
n-n-N
Everson is as classy as ever.
Trinity Loses at Middletown.
Middletown beat out Trinity, o
I
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

In the Catholic League on Saturday
only one game Was played 81 Bliz-
aheth's forfeited TO st. Peters by
falling 10 appear on the New Castle
grounds The river city club waited
until o'clock but no word was re-
celved from ST. Elizabeth's. Several
OF the players were az Fourth and
Market streets waiting for a car when
the wind storm came up.
ST. Mary's also forfeited It's gam a
TO ST. AIMS by failing TO appear
The only game played was between
St Paurs and ST HedwiRs.
Captain LewandowslSis aggregation
COPIED the game by the scoer OF 4. TO
g. There was general rejoicing In
Polish circles because Il was the first
game won by the club.
II was a case Of outbatting tho bat
ters from Fourth and jackson streets.
Score by innings.
St Pauls .......0 o o Ga
ST. Hedwigs 80 o 10 x--l
Summary: Two base hits Lulai
Farley. MeDonough. Alexander. Con-
nor. 2; F. RYAN. Harkins. Three base
hits, +. Ryan. Lulu. Valentine. Dou-
BILE play. Craven TO Ryan 10 Early
Struck out, by Shipski, 6 by Harkins
5. Bases on balls, by shipskl. 3.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

J. G. Hartmann. Wilmington. b. s.,
Wesley. Jr., (Wallace)- ..-.........2 3
c O. PhiDps. Wilmington. g. m.
Amo CPhipps) ..... .......-......S 2
]. L. Blake. Philadelphia, 3. g.
Previous CWhite) ..............-...5 3
Time. 227 10; PCS IA.
Time by quarters. First heat. IS ~
III II. ISL IL: 2.27 1-2. Second heat,
81 10. 1.12 "a; 1.49 Ia; 2.25 IA.
215 TROT.
II. r. Wallace. Wilmington br. m.
Dossie Viiliers, by Nilliers,
Ewes. ....... .....-...-......-2
James Bell. Philadelphia. br m.
Bedelia. by Jackdaw. Geld ....1 9
DR.. r. b. Kobler. Philadelphia,
blk &, Fl b. X. (Kobler) ......s ?
G. II. Diggans. Wilmington b. g.
Jim Bayard CDiggans) ...........4 4 4
VIM. b. Forester. Baltimore. s. g.
Sorrel Top. CBaumister) ....s...5 5
Time, pa Ia; POI Ia; 2.23.
Time hv quarters. First heat. 35; Ill;
1.47 -: 2.24 IA Second heat. S5:
10 Ia; 46 Ia. POI IA. Third heat,
"a -; 109; LAG; 2.23.
2.20 TROT.
w. r. Mendenhan, Wilmington, br
h.. Singerly Wilkes. by Gov. Pat
tison. (Crossan) ...-.-......... i
James Bell, Philadelphia, b. e.
Mercury, (Blakel ........ .....
Benz. Schleisner. Baltimore, b. m.
Nettie May (Hardy ....-..... 4
II. T. Wallace, Wilmington, b. g.
Free Mason. (Moody) ........
fIlaIH nNnU
g. Bala, (Flanagan) .........-..
Time-2.25. 2.22 IA.
Time by quarters. First heat, 81
1.12. I4S: 223. Second heat 81; liz;
Las; 2.22 Ia.
2.25 PACE.
T. F. Lynch. Wilmington, ch. g.
Bill william by Prince March.
uynch) ....-..... ....--..s...
James Mullin. Philadelphia b. h.
Director NJ, (Cave) ..........-
J. W. Willis. Wilmington, b. m.
Hertha, (Eves) ...-.....--.....
S. S. Kershaw. Baltimore. blk m.
Phyolora. (Kershaw) .........
George Herman, Philadelphia. b. g.
Wilbert. CTalboD ..............
Time-222 1-2. 2.21 1-2.
Time by quarters-First heat, S6 IA
Ill la 1.47; 2.22 IL. second neat
So: 1.12. 1.47; 2.21 12.
FRED FOR ALL TRor.
George l. Goodacre, Baltimore, S. 8.
Or. Chase. by Little Joe. CHardy)
Patrick Martin. Baltimore. D. g. Paul
Kruger, CKessler) '.... .... ............S
Paul Connolly. Philadelphia. br. m4
Lady Agile. Connolly ....-.-.......2
II. T. Wallace. Wilmington, br. 3. Col
Wallace, CEves) ........ .......-..-.-.4
Thos. Young. Philadelphia. b. g. Wiki
erson. CYoung) go. ...- .. .-......-.-.o
Time-2.29; 21s IA
Time by quarters-First beat, IS; ne
IA IA: 2is. Second neat, S5: los. lab
l21s IL
2.22 TROT
Mark p Wells. Philadelphia. hr. m.
Ethel Mac. by Stella Arch. CWella..
sidney Kenny. Wilmington, ch, m. oc-
tavia Worthy. Kenny .......,.......2
John Blake. Philadelphia, b. m. Aeoiia
! (Blake) .... .... b.. .-.---.-...-.. ....S
Delamore Farm, Wilmington. b. m.
Townsend Girl. CEarly) -..........-....4
Time-2.23 l-2. pa IL.
/ Time by auarters-First heat 50; III
ll4T; 22s II; Second heat So 1,2i IL
lis -. Pa "a
FREE-FOR-ALL PACE. RACE
CONCLUDED.
IT, w Flanagan. Philadelphia, blk. &.
Jack Gilman. by Gilman. (Flana-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

ROwARDENNAN. Cal. June 2o.--
Jim Jeffries viii continue his training
here until notified that the scene OF
battle has been shifted Although
Governor Giletts action in ordering
the big fight stopped spread consider
able gloom over the training quarters
here, the most unperturhed man in
the camp is Jim Jehries himself The
big fellow has taken the trouble much
more philosophlcally than his friends
had hoped He is very angry that
Governor Gillett should have delayed
taking his stand until after all ar
engagements had been made for the
fight. but he is not talking about u
Jen has notified Richard that the one
thing he asks now IS that the iighi
be held on July a. TN fight IN
closet if YOU say the word said he
but II must be on the day set. Iha
is only fair to every one Jenriei
continues to do much boxing, and jim
! Corbett says the big fellow is nov
on edge and with a little more sharp
ening up ne viii step into the RIM
ready to put up the battle OF his career
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
BY Max Balthazer.

JEFFRIEs TRAININ GCAMP. ROW
ARDENNAN Cal, June 2O.-Jim Jeffries
and his encourage viii leave this little
mountain some time to-day-prohably late
this afternoon on a special car for Nevada.
The big fellow is simply awaiting word
from Rickard as 10 what town gets the
fght II evil leave here the moment he
knows whether II rs 10 be Reno. Ely or
Coldhelds.
efries and his trainers are confident the
battle will take place in Reno. Jeffries
trainer wired TO Richard yesterday insist
ing to know where the fight was to take
place The answer as wait little while,
St will be either San Francisco or Reno.
NOW that San Francisco has been elimi-
mated Jeff is sure the scrap will come of
in Reno and is preparing to go 10 the
city the moent he gets positive word from
Richard.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
W.rner Msn Homo Fronn outIna

The Office and executive STATS OF
the Charles Warner Company return
ed 70 Wilmington on Saturday night
from the annual fishing excursion TO
Fortesque. n j.. on the tug Taurus.
The brought $50 fsh. At Augustine
Park Arthur Porter fell and wrcnched
his knee.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

In the Church League on Saturday
afternoon East Lake defeated Mar
shallton by the score Of 4 TO 3. Cen
trail defeated Bethany by the score OF
z to S. The Y. NJ. c. A. defeated Els
mere 7 TO S. and Central defeated
Bethany 10 6
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
BY Tip Wright.

BY Tip Wright.
tJoHNsoN's TRAINING QUARTERS.
SEAL ROCK HOUSE. SAN FRANCISCO,
June 2o-Nevada gets the eJffries-Johnson
muss. The date. uly 4. has been unohans-
ed. While promoters Tex Richard and
Jack Gleason refuse to tell definitely the
town in which the fight is TO be held. it Is
generally understood from what they say
that Reno will be the scene Of the bat
tie. Tex Rickard left here to-day for Ne
vada to confer with the men in the min
ing camps who are pulling for the fight in
their towns. ohnson's training camp is
busy packing up, preparatory TO taking
the first train for Nevada when Richard
decides whether it will be Reno. Goldhelds
or Ely.
Tom Flanagan, Johnson's new manager,
is so sure that it VIII be Reno that he is
making active preparations for jumping
az once to that city. Flanagan made these
preparations after a long conference with
Rickard. so fight fans have agreed that
Reno will be selected.
Reno would be the ideal spot, now that
Nevada has been selected. It is the clos
est to San Francisco. and in direct line
from the east. so that San Franciscans
may run over and see the ight and return
on the same day. while fasteners can stor
OH on their way to the Golden Gate
Reno. too offers better facilities than
either Goldheld or Ely. The Langford-
Kaufman night which was to have beer
pulled of in Frisco Saturday will also be
shifted to Nevada and be fought on july
in the same arena in which Jeffries and
johnson will fight on July T.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
WaddeII susnendedi YIN

WaddeIl Suspended; Will See Fight.
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-Rube wad-
dell, who has not pitched a full nine
inning game this season, has been
suspended without pay until he is in
condition TO work His days in the
big league look TO be over. The Rube
says he is going TO Nevada for the
big fight.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

The Boys City League will meet
at the Y. ~ c. A. tonight All the
team managers are urged 70 attend.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

SAM ..s...s.s.s.ss.s'. s.sf'...'....s's'..
Joseph L. Herman. Baltimore, blk. 2.
III Tiss, CSerman) ......................
H. NJ stanford. Wilmington, b. m.
Mabel c., Stamford ..................
h. o. Mauger, Philadelphia, br. 3.
Geo. r. Peck. (Mauger) ...............
Joseph Wiesenfeld. Baltimore, b. h.
Green Pilot Oiardy) ..................
]. G.. Hartmann Wilmington. b. &.
Paul Pry. (Mahaffy) ...................-
Time-liais
Time by quarters. IS; i.osA; iish
21ah.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

RESULTS OF SATURDAYS GAMES
Penn A. C., 10; Merwick, 1.
oarksde. "a; orioles, s.
Rockford. 4; Highland, s.
Ashley Hillside, postponed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

The Sunday school OF Rodney Street
Presbyterion Church vii give lis an
-utine tor 70 Aueustlns
Beach. -
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
Fast East Side ALI Wilmington
League Team Going Hard
for Pennant
WET GROUNDS HOLD
BACK ONE GAME
sTANpING oF THE TEAMS.

Orioles-A Ashley have one protested
game.
Highland have one game 20
play.
Ashley-Hirside have one postponed
game.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

Parkside frightened it's hold on first
place in the An Wilmington League
race on Saturday by beating out ORR
oles by a IA 20 8 score. Rockford IS
now in second place with Penn one
game behind. Orioles. Merwick and
Highland are tied up for third posi-
ton while Ashley and Hillside lost a
chance TO increase their percentage be
cause Of the wet ground problem.
Parkside had no trouble getting away
with the Orioles game. The East Siders
batted Craven for thirteen hits and put
the game in the cooler in the seventh
inning when they batted out six runs.
II is likely that all the future Park
side games will be transferred 10 other
grounds as the teams lose too many
balls at Christiana Park.
The score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

Middletown beat out Trinity, Of
Wilmington at Middletown on Sat
urday by a II to 10 score. The game
went ten innings.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20
NEVADA GETS
The BIG FIGHT
Richard Announces Mill VIII
bel Transferred, But is
MumEOn City
LANGFOUD- KAUFMAN
MILL ON JULY 2

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 2o-At
1870 a. m. to-day Tex Richard made a
formal announcement to the newspaper
men that the Jeffries-Johnson fight will be
held in Nevada July 4. He declined at this
time to say what city. but 1t is generally
accepted that Reno will draw the battle
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

BY arrangement the Highland Rock
ford game was played at Augustine
Beach. the teams having accompanied
Mt. Salem NJ. F. Sunday school ex-
cursion TO the resort.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

orioles .. ....O1os2 1-s7 4
Parkside =. 02021s0 O-14 10 3
Struck out-BE Elliot. s; ORourke,
4; Craven. 5. Bases on balls-Of FL
hot. .: O'Rourrke. ?; Caven. ..
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

Penn A. c. ..80f2'O2I1x-1O 6 z
Merwick 800 100000 o. Z
Struck out--By Hall. s; Mahoney
Duffy. 5. Umpire-Ellis.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

Penn also had it soft with Merwick.
The teams broke even with six hits,
Duncan and stirlith led in hitting. The
score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

r E. Kelbaugh. Baltimore. blk. b.
Charley K. by Jarl (Kelbaugh). /
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-06-20

Everson is as classy as ever.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
THIRD FLOOR Draperies and Floor Coverings

At $f.59-Axminster Rugs, size 27xSt
 inches, value $1,9S. At $1.ee-wilton Velvet Rugs, size
 27x60 inches, value $1.ss. At $31e-smith's Administer Rugs,
 size sex72 inches. value $4.25. At $e.98-Tapestry Brussels Rugs, size 9xl2 feet, value $12.50. At Reversible Burma Rugs.
 size sx12 feet. value siS.oo and
 $I5.00.
 At $11.9e-Extra quality Tapestry
 Brussels Rugs, size sxi2 feet,
 value $15.OO. At $14.19-Seamless Tapestry RuKk size 9x12 feet, value $1700. At S14.e8- Administer Rugs, size 10
 feet six inches by 8 feet 8 inches. value s21OO At $15oo-Smith's Administer Rugs.
 size 9X12 feet, value 322.5o. At $16.e8-Axminster Rugs. size 9xK2 feet value s22.50 and $25.Oo. At $1e.ee- -Sanford's Administer Rugs,
 size sx12 feet. value s25.oO. At s22es-Body Brussels Rugs, size
 9xl2 feet. value s27O0. 25e 100 Remnants of Wool h. value grain Carpet-sizs one yard COG square-at 25c remnant.
 value soc.
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CRASHES-TOWELS.

At 4o-Toilet Twilled Crash at 4c a
 yard. At 634c-Al Linen Crash. value 81zc At 9Izc-All Linen Crash. value 121sc At 11Izc-All Linen Crash, value 15c At 3c-Towe1s, value Sc. At 4ac-Towels, value 6c At ec-Towels, value 121kc At 11c-Towels, value 15c
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
DRESS SUIT CASES.

At 59c-Leatherette Suit Cases, size 24-inch. value $1.00.
 At 98c-Matting Suit Cases, size 24- inch, value $i.25.
 At S1.19-Matting Suit Cases, size 24-inch, value S1.50.
 At S1.49-Matting Suit Cases. size 24-inch. value $1.75
 At S1.79-Matting Suit Cases, size 24-inch, value $2.00.
 At $2.0o-Matting Suit Cases, size 24-inch, value $2.25.
 At S8c--Matting Travelling Bags, size 16-inch, value SIPS.
 At $1.1e-Matting Travelling Bags, size 1S-inch, value $1.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15

DRAPERIES. At 1oc-36- inch Sillxoline. value 12Hc. At s6-inch Curtain Swiss, pretty
 dots. value 12Ac. At 11c-Cretonnes. value 15e and 17c. At 12Lac-Colored Cross Stripe scrim,
 value 17c. At 19c-4O-inch Figured cretonnes,
 value 25c. At 21c-Cretonnes, new patterns. value
 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
CURTAINS.

59c 200 pairs of Ruh1ed Muslin value | Curtains-these are regular 75c e9c and 75c Curtains at 59c
 a pair.
 65c 100 pairs of Colored Cross value Stripe Curtains, yards long S9c at Csc a pair, value S9c. 98c 50 pairs of Scrim Curtains value with pretty edging and i'm $125 serting-at sSc a pair, value
 $1.25,
 Many Special values in cIuny, Noting ham and Novelty Curtains.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
BASEMENT DEBTS. Sheetings, Pillow Cases, Sheets, Bed Spreads,
 Blankets, Etc. --all at Special Prices

BLANKETS. At 55e-Cotton Blankets. white and .gray, value 75c. At 75c-Cotton Blankets, white and
 gray. value 95c. At 39c-Cotton Blankets. white and
 gray, value $1.10. At $1.3e-woolnap Blankets, value At $1.69-Woolnap Blankets, value
 S2.00 At 95c-Size 10-4 Mixed Wool Blank cts, just the thing for camp use
 value $1.50. At $248-Wool Blankets, white and
 gray. value S3.50. At $2.98-Wool Blankets. white and
 gray value s4.0O and s4.5O At $3.98-Wool Blankets, white and
 gray, value $500 and S5.50. At $3.6e-Plaid Blankets, positively all
 wool value $500. At S4.98-Plaid Blankets. positively all
 wool. value $500 and s6.50.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
cARPETS-RUGS.

These offerings of Carpets and Rugs are from the s5.OOO,OOO auction sale of the Alexander Smith & Sons These values cannot be duplicated when the lots are sold At 2sc-Reversible Scotch Rugs, size
 27x60 inches. value f2c. At 8oc-Axminster Rugs. size 1sx36
 inches, value SI10 At $1.to-velvet Rugs. size 27x54
 inches, value S1.49.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
BED SPREADS.

At 79c-Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads,
 value 95c. At 89c-Hemmed Crochet Bed Spreads,
 value s1.00. At S1.69-Hemned Crochet c q
 Spreads, value s2.0o. At s1.3e- Fringed Crochet B d
 Spreads, value s1.65. At s1.so = Fringed Crochet B d
 Spreads value s2.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
LONG SKIRTS

LONG SKIRTS
 48c Women's Long White Skirts, value made with deep ruffie and 59c with pin tucks, regular 59c
 Skirts at 4Sc.
 65c Women's Long Skirts trim- value med with hamburg and lace $1.00 edgings and insertings, with
 deep f1ounce and dust ruff1e. Other good values in Long Skirts at 85c and up to $7.48.
 WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF Ex- IRA SIZE GARMENTS FOR STOUT WOMEN, IN THE JUNE SALE AND PROVIDE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND KINDS. SEE OUR SHOWING OF coM1INA- TON GARMENTS AND BRIDAL SETS IN THIS JUNE SALE.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
TABLE LINENS.

At 1eo-60- inch Bleached Table Dam
 ask value 25c. At 39c-60-inch Bleached Table Dam.
 ask, value 5Oc. At 5ec-72-inch Bleached Table Dam
 ask, value 75c At 95o-72-inch Bleached Table Dam
 ask, value $1.25. At 25c-e0-inch Half -Bleached Table
 Damask, value 35c. At 49c-62-inch Half -Bleached Table
 Damask. value 65c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
sHEETINGs.

@ At 5e-one bale of S6-inch Brown
 Sheeting at Sc a yard. At 6s4e-s6-inch Brown sheeting.
 value s1zc. At s3zc-3s-inch Brown Sheeting,
 value He. At e3zc-ss-inch BIeached Sheeting.
 value s1kc. At ss4c-ss-i inch Bleached sheeting,
 value 121ac. At 1ec-s-4 Bleached Sheeting, value
 27c. At 27Lze-s-4 Bleached Sheeting, value
 371ac. At 11Lsc-42- inch BIeached Pillow Cas-.
 ing, value 15c. At 12Iec-45- 5-inch Bleached Pillow Cas-
 ing. value 17c At sLzc-Good Quality Ticking, value
 1212c. At 17e-Best Quality Ticking. value
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cREx RUGS
At these special priess-

Nt these SpecIaI PrIoes-
 At 59o-size 24x4s inches, value 65c. At 79o-size 30x60 inches. value ssc. At $f1o-size S6x72 feet value $l.so. At $3.65-size 6x9 feet. value s4.OO. At S5.50-size sx10 feet, value S6.25. At $6.ee--size 9x12 feet. value $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
HAM M OCkS.

We show a large line of Hammocks, ranging in price from 9Sc for Good serviceable Hammock to $500 for fhe best Couch Hammock. You should see our line of Hammocks.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
MATTINGS.

14c Eight rolls of Heavy China value Matting-at 14c a yard. reg 19c ular price 19c.
 21c Ten rolls of Extra Heavy value China Mating - at 21c BOG yard. regular price BOG.
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BEAN POTS.

At 1oc-A gallon size. value 121kc. At 12Lac-1a gallon size, value 15c. At 17e-A gallon size, value 200. At 2oe-1-g gallon size, value 25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
GOWNS

35c Gowns of good quality mus value lin with tucked front and soc high neck with ruf1e at
 sleeve.
 49o Gowns-five styles at this value price-high and low neck, 75c plain tucked-also trimmed
 with lace and hamburg en-
 broidery. Other good values in Gowns at 65c and up to $5.95.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
PILLOW cAsEs-sHEETs.

PILLOW CASES-SHEETS At ezc-Pillow Cases. value lie. At 12tzc-Pillow Cases, value 15c. At 1ec-Pmow Cases, value 200. At 4ec-Sheets. cot bed size. 54xso.
 value soc. At e5e-sheets, cot bed size. 54xsO
 value 7sc. At 36c-Sheets, single bed size, 72xe0.
 value 45c. At 4se-Sheets. single bed size. 72xsO
 value soc. At 65c-sheets. single bed size, 72xs0,
 value 7sc. At sse-sheets. double bed size. s1xsO,
 value soc At 4es-sheets. double bed size. s1xso
 value soc. At esc-Sheets. double bed size. s1xsO
 value s5c. At see-sheets. double bed size, s1xso,
 value s1.1o.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
SHORT SKIRTS

19o Women's Short White Skirts value of good quality muslin, with 25c deep ruffie, regular 25c Skirts
 at 19c.
 44c Women's Short Skirts with value 1 plain and tucked ruff1e, 6ec trimmed with lace and ham
 burg embroideries. Other good values in Short Skirts at 65c and up to $f.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15

At 11e-Infants' Vests, long sleeves,
 value 15c.
 At 11c-Misses'' Ribbed Pants, value 25c One case of Boys Summer value Weight Union Suits, sizes 24 soc to 84-at 25c a Suit, value
 soc.
 At 7c-women's Ribbed Vests, value At 11c-women's Ribbed Vests. value At 14c- Women's Ribbed Vests g,
 straight and shaped, value 19c. At 1ec-Women's Ribbed Vests, value At -women's Silk Lisle Vests.
 value 50c.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
OIL CLOTHS.

22o Four pieces of s-4 width value Floor Oil Cloth - S h ort 35c lengths. but enough of pat tern for a large room-regu- lar 35c quality al 22c square yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
DRAWERS

1se Women's Drawers. umbrella value style, finished with pin and 25e dhemstftched tucks.
 29c Drawers. umbrella style. with value neat trimming of hamburg 5sc embroidery Other good values in Drawers at 29e and up to e2.s5 pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-15
PORCH SCREENS, ETC.

75o Porch Screens, size sxs feet value these are our regular s5c s5c Screens at 75c.
 Sf.6e 50- Couch Covers, full length value and 60 inches wide at $1.69, $2.25 regular price s2.25.
 At Mattresses with soft top, S2.5o covered with good ticking-
 made to your order at 32.be