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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
|TD'S FIGHT
|ICONGRE5S0N.
. Between Hamer and
inch for the Nomination
Promises to Be Warm.
ID CANDIDATE ALSO
4 FIGURES IN THE RACE
!, Political Contests in Gem
4ste That Arouse Much
Interest.
sY G. E. ARNEY.


/. n The Tribune.
Ida July s.-The con-
4, campaign is on In full force in
4 c,-s,sssuan w. r. Hamer Of
county having returned TO the
s,s close OF the session OF con-
! ,.cntbe aso former Congressman
4, french Of L4Atah county gave
x,ra that he would mako the
3. noulnatIon on the Republican
srainst Mr.. Hamer- Later. in 70
~ an inquiry from n friend up
he announced his intention TO
actiyi,y until the return OF his ad-
from his duties IN Washington, SO
fis campaign would be entirely free
3ho charge OF taking advantage OF
.usrsssnan who was on duty.
-v7ezuuan Humer was elected to his
,,rm Us @ Republican a year ago by
$4,000 majority. He has been a
'<zezn siuce he was old enough to
rrospt.ng 1896. when he was n
. Republican. In 1889 he served
, Philippine war, where he obtained
M AZ captain. Hamer Is a lawyer
-,fsssIon. He is a native OF Illinois
ame TO ST. Anthony IN the early
He has boon quite prominent as n
\ IN the business activities OF that
.agir. In 1896 he represented his
y Ia the lower branch OF the legis.
4 and was the leader of the Silver
Means OF the house. During al
syery campaign since be has been
4 rate he has been prominent as n
5gn speaker, and since his war eX-
10 he has, blennially. campaigned
IEtire state,
Sketch Of French.
dop L. French Is n native OF Ohio,
r1s reared on Il farm In Latah coun-
|hho. He attended the state uni
n from which he graduated in 1896.
81 he was elected as a member of
krislaturc from his county. and
/, h 1900. In 1902 he ran against
n r. Hutchinson for congress and
':fd him In 1904 he was the unani-
J ehoice Of his party for renomina-
md was this time elected over
A. Fraser OF Boise. In tho 1906
1isn he was nominated again, and
I'D by B. F. Clay of Caldwell.
Eas undoubtedly the intention Of
-arty, when delegates were chosen
!, last Republican state convention.
Nj. French should be renominated
1gress During the night prior toI
o1yention. however, fast and loose
" vas formed. which carried Mr.
y down 10 defeat and Mr.. Hamer
coneTsss. In this last election Mr..
y defeated Mr.. j. L. McClear Of
: dAlene City.
rhE an the career of Mr.. French
Eas nothing TO designate him as Il
d-pztteT or es q progressive" but
! race now against Mr.. Hamer he
see the plo OF insurgency. for II is
q recognized fact that Hamer has
ins political friendship OF Speaker
%, which takes from @ man his
% DO classed with the "progress-
10 make up for any deficit by
o. this friendship with the speaker
z3sulan Hamer was not permitted
2 and empty handed" from the cap
~ on his return TO Idaho he brought
'1tello 800. 600 federal building.
"A Oh 100000 10 Idaho Falls, and q
site 20 Twin Falls.
phntiug OF these liberal appropria-
% The sands Of these three iucor-
'pns Will serve as balm TO the laccr-
IEl'nss OF any who may have felt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Quaker State Reform.
Ny AssoclnteI rross.

D8 FNHNWVI'EK"W T 0s'.'0
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The prop
osition of certain mon who have been
prominent in reform movements in
Pennsylvania to place ticket in the
field this fall in opposition to both the
Republican and Democratic state tick
cts. took definite form today when Hen.
w G. Niles Of York. former state chair
man OF The Lincoln party, announced
that an Independent state convention
VIII be held in this city on July 81
and oS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Noted Swindler Dies.
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 9.-Russcll u.
Herman. reputcd leader OF tho May bray
gang OF race track and prize fight swim
dlcrs. died last night at the Oakland hos
ptal where he was operated on several
days ago for cancer OF the stomach,
Hcrriman has been In the Alameda
county jail for several months awaiting
an appeal 10 the United States supreme
court against an order of the United
States circuit court removing him to
Council Bluffs for trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
ONE MAYOR WHO MAY
NOT BAR FIGHT FILMS
By Associated Press.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., July o.
Mayor Samuel Crawford. In anuounc-
ing he woulud not prohibit the fight pic
lures here. declared there was no more
harm in showing tho fight pictures than
in presenting wild west show.
''This agitation over the country is
simply advertising the picturcs,p he
said. of people remained quiet the
public soon would forget the fight
You can do better at Shannon s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
ICE CREAM CONES ARE
PLACED UNDER THE BAN

NEW YORK, July 9.-Thc ice cream
cone is the latest object of attack un-
der the pure food regulations of the fed
eral government. Today United States
Marshal HIcnkel, with n force of depu'
ties visited North river steamship
pier and seized eighteen crates contain
ing Go boxes OF the cones. The cones
were alleged to be unfit for human con.
sumption and their seizure was ordered
by the United States district court.
Insane Murderer at Large,
BY Associated Press.
PITTSBUKG, Pa, July 9-An insane
woman murderer is at large in the vi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Gift From Carnegie.

By Associated Press.
PARIS. July 9.-The administrators
of the Carnegie hero foundation today
awarded pensions varying from $40 to
$500 annually TO widows and orphans of
policemen. firemen and other persons
who lost their lives in the performance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Richardson & Adams Co.
Special Clearance Sale
MAYBE you haven't been custo-
lVA mer Of this store; maybe you've
never known the great advantages to be
had in buying and wearing
Hart Schaffner & Marx

clothes maybe you've thought them high-priced
too costly for you Whether you have or not,
here's chance to learn something about clothes
values that you'd better not pass by. If you
haven't known Hart SchaHner & Marx clothes
by experience. you can get line on something
extra good the knowledge will be worth some
thing to you and we willing to give you part
OF the price on these summer suits to induce YOU
to get this information and experience.
We've marked our remaining stock Of summer and spring
suits at clearance price, goods not sold ye must get
them out Of fall goods way You get the benefit II you
know what Hart Schaner Marks name in clothes means
you don't need to be told what this sale represents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Shoots Wife and Self,

By Associated Press,
CINCINNATI, O., July 9.-Because
his wife refused to return TO him and
their home, James Catron. IL teamstcr,
fired several bullets into her body, IN;
flictjng probably mortal injuries, and
then sent a bullet through his own
brain. at the home of n friend Of tho
couple here today
Clothing one third off at Shannon's.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10

of heroic duty during the Paris floods
last spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-10
Now Practicing Attorney,

the injury Of Idaho's congressman hay
ing been unduly "Cannonized!"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Macy Grocery Specials

"Gurwah Garden Tea" A brand especi ally
blended for making Iced Tea.
If Iced Tea is one of your favorite Summer Bever-
ages-we wish you to give this brand a trial. is
the best TEA os havs sosr offered at The price. To in
troduce it to Tea drinkers who are discriminating
and thrifty we place it on sale at 33c for two-pound
carton.
Coffee, 'tOrient'' Brand, a blend of Oriental cof-
fees, roasted in the bean, graduated and pulverized;
our regular price SAC a pound tin; for this sale-25-
b. bags tbean1, Sz.z5; 5-ib. tin tbean), $i.47; pound
tins, SOC.
Coffee, "SuItana'' Brand-Choice selection of
South American Coffees; equal to qualities sold else
where at zoe pound; our price for this sale; 25-lb.
bags (bean), 1888; 5-ib. carton (bean) 7Sc; pound
carton 16c.
Sugar-Havemeyer & Elders Crystal Domino
Sugar, 5-lb. cartons sold elsewhere at 45c; our
price for this sale, SIC.
Pure GranuIated Corn Meal, Grains of Gold"
lob. cotton bag, this sale 27c; 5-Ib. cotton bag, lac.
Fancy Pea Beans, New York State; 10-lb. cotton
bag, this sale, soc; 5-lb. cotton bag, &c.
Pearl Homlny, best white graduated, 2-lb. carton;
this sale, &C.
Rice quality; sold elsewhere as BEST" Rice;
2-lb. carton, 12c.
Flavoring Extracts-"Red Star" Brand; made in
our own laboratory, warranted absolutely pure; for
th.e Ill.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Our Pickup Booth at the
Hudson Terminal Building

In the centre of the Concourse of the Hud-
son Terminal Building we have established an
Order Booth, which is open from eight o'clock in
the morning until six o'clock in the evening. This
Booth is in charge of competent persons, who
can give you accurate information concerning all
lines of the merchandise we carry and will take
your orders. They have catalogues, price-lists
and our daily advertisements on hand for you to
consult. This innovation must prove a great
Observation-Disclosures to those of our customers
who live out-of-town and whose business keeps
them in the lower part of the city.
All goods ordered at this Booth by 10 A. M.
will be filled and the goods ready for you to
pick up at the Booth at half-past three of the
same day. This permits those on their way to
business in the morning to leave an order at the
Booth, without loss of time, for the various items
they may require, and find the parcels ready for
them to take home in the evening.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Handkerchief Bargains

b mo%er initiaIs: Special six for zoe
Women's Sheer Checked initiated Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, assorted cross-bar effects; hand
embroidered block letter; slight discolorations
that will vanish with the first washing. 20
Boxes Of six, value $500; special at. voc
Mems Pure Irish Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs; they are Seconds" but none in the o
lot worth less than l2c; special at. ....... &C
Mems Pure Irish Linen initiated Handkerchiefs
large open-work embroidered letter; boxes
Of six, sold. elsewhere at S1.00; special. DOC
Mems Fure Irish Linen initiated Handkerchiefs
hand embroidered letter, French tape border
effect, regularly sold at $500 a dozen; d., On
special for box of six .............. SLZf
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Razors Reduced

First Floor, Centre.
J. l.. Torrey's Celebrated Razors, including full,
three-quarter and hollow-ground square and
round point blades; black rubber handles; reg
ularly CSC to ST 40; special at ACC.
Wostenholm & Sons "Pipe" Brand Razors, full
hollow-ground square point blades; black rubber
or white imitation ivory handles; regularly
S1.24; special at 94c.
Wostenholm & Sons Celebrated 81. X. L."
Razors, M-inch hollow-ground, round point
blade; ivoride handle, inlaid with gold; regular
ly ST 80; special at S1.1e.
Wade & Butchers Razors, full, hollow-ground,
square point blades, beveled edge tang; regu-
larly S1.14 and Sl.39; special 94c and S1.19.
Same as above, with ivoride handle; regularly
Sf.74, special S1.39.
Wostenholm & Sons Fine Pipe Razors,
%-inch extra hollow ground, square point
blades; black rubber handles; regularly ST .98;
special at S1.39.
Henckers Twin Brand Razors, M-inch con-
cave blade; imitation ivory or black rubber
handle; regularly S1.49, special at Sl.19.
Henckeps Razors, full, half and three-quarter
concave blades; M, II and M-inch wide; heavy
black rubber handles; regularly Sl.74 and ST SO;
special at S1.39.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Special Furniture Values

Fourth Floor.
We are prepared to equip summer resort hotels
and boarding houses from top to bottom at low
est prices. We not only save money for you on
furniture, but on carpets, mattings, rugs, cur
tains, shades, linens, bedding, china, glass,
housefurnishings silverware, refrigerators, cut
lery, pictures-and practically everything you
may need. Whether you buy from us or not, we
advise youtoget our prices as basis forcomparison.
1924 for 1924 Chiffoniers
White enameled chiffoniers, 80 inches wide, Ave
deep drawers, wood gallery, cast brass trimmings.
$13.49 for S15.49 ChiffOniers
White enameled chiffoniers, SO inches wide, Ave
deep drawers, large oval beveled mirror, cast
brass trimmings.
$12.24 for S15.24 ChiffOniers
deep drawers, wood pulls, large beveled mirror.
$21.24 for S30.24 Chiffoniers
Mahogany chiffoniers, highly polished, 80 inches
swell front, four large drawers, two small
top drawers, heavy claw feet.
$6.74 for 1924 Dressers
Solid golden oak finished ~dressers, 35-inch
base, three deep drawers, cast brass trimmings,
l2x20-inch beveled mirror.
S12.24 for S14.74 Dressers
White enameled d~ressers, 36-inch base, two
large drawers, two small top drawers, cast brass
trimmings, 18x24-inch beveled mirror.
1894 for S4.49 Magazine Racks
Solid oak weathered finish, a. inches high, IL
inches wide, fitted with three shelves.
79c for S1.25 Sewing Rockers
Made of maple, natural, red or green finish,
spindle back, double woven cane seat.
Sac for $1.25 Cottage Chairs
Made Of maple, in natural, red or green; Stat
back; woven cane seat.
94c for S1.50 Lawn Settees
Made of maple, red, natural or green finish, AZ
inches long; Stat seat and back.
S1.S9 for $3.50 Porch Rockers
Porch arm rockers, high Stat back, double
woven cane seat.
/ 1884 for $500 Porch Rockers
Porch arm rockers, extra large size; deep seat,
broad arms, double woven cane seat and back.
S12.S9 for $500 Oak Swings
Solid oak swings, high back, deep, roomy seat;
finished in natural, weat1ered, green or red;
complete with ropes.
$2.49 for S3.49 Cot Beds
Folding cot beds, hardwood frames, iron braces;
covered with heavy canvas; telescope into small
bulk; can be packed into a trunk.
Cedar Chests Very Cheap
Made of selected Tennessee cedar; well %inished;
nickel plated corners, hinges, locks and handles;
mounted on casters; three sizes.
SO in. long, 20H in. wide, 81 in. high, S12.49
a. in. long, % in. wide, Is in. high, S14.49
so in. long, 27N in. wide, 28M in. high, S16.49
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18

Prior to our enormous purchase of over a quarter million
Zon-ophone Disc Talking Machine Records the manufacturers con.
trolled the retail price-and they fixed it at Coo. That's exactly
what the dealers charged and what you paid-if you bought them.
Thousands wanted Zon-ophone Records, but they could not
afford to pay the price-so they bought cheaper and inferior quail
tiles. 1t is now possible for all owners of talking machines to buy
dozens of ZON-O-PHONE RECORDS where formerly they bought
only a few of a lower grade.
When we secured two hundred and seventy thousand Zon-o-
phones the manufacturers lifted the restrictive measure that had
Orchestral, Band, Instrumental Solos, Songs.
Quartettes, Duets, Talking, Laughing and Bell IOC
oeie y -. -. 80. :. e. -. :.
NOTE.-An 82page Catalogue of the titles will be given you
in the department.
These Zon-o-phone Records are standard 10inch size, and they
can be played on any disc talking machine. They are made of hard
material, have smooth surfaces and finest of threads. Their repu-
taton has been won by real merit and you must pot confuse
them with other Records thrown on the market at very low prices.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Boys and Youths Suits
Were $3.50 to $10.75; Now $14.z5

I'd FL, Rear.
This is our initial reduction sale Of the season on
boys and youths suits-and it's both drastic
and comprehensive. ALL our fine fancy wor-
sted and cashmere long trousers suits that
were $3.50 to S19.75 are now STATS.
They are the products of tailors who specialize
limit their efforts to making boys and youths
suits as thoroughly as innate good taste and dis
tinctive skill can make them. Sizes for boys and
youths from is to % yrs.-31 to SO chest measure.
Boys Attractive Sailor
and Russian Blouse Suits
A quick inventory showed about five hundred
sailor and Russian blouse suits, sizes IN to IL
years, marked $6.97, S7.49 and 1894. They are
made of finest serges, worsteds, all-wool mix
lures and shepherd checks, trimmed with braid
and hand embroidered emblems.
All VIII Be Sold at $500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Art Linens and Laces

Sd FL, Rear.
Imitation Filet Lace Covers, s~calloped ~
edge, 29x29; value 47c; special. 49,. oyC
Bureau scarf to match, 19x50, 39c
Bulgarian Hand-embroidered Pillow Tops; red
and . 0,us e cGmoin SaI,,e S Sn ecr srec siseh' $50
Oblong Hand-embroidered Pillow Slips, heavy,
ecru linen, both ends edged with woven fringe
and embroidered in wide, multi-colored &, 90
cross-stitch bands; value $500; special. IL"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
ROYAL Wilton Rugs

These are the BEST Royal Wiltons Oriental de-
signs and colorings. Third Floor.
S24.48 instead of S34.4s- Sx10 #.
S26.4S instead of S36.74- 9x12 IT.
S aga instead of S 6.74-36x63 in.
Japanese Mating, carpet effects in green's, reds
and blue, 40-yd. rolls, reduced from $3.50 to S6.4S.
China Mating, very fine weaves in pin effects;
40-yard rolls; reduced from $1,000 TO S7.4S.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Old Fashioned Sales M@GW,S
S1.OO Nightgowns 79c


Cambria, full gathered model, empire yoke and
short sleeves OF eyelet embroidery.
ID FL, 34th st.
99c Dressing Sacques Soc
Four styles to choose from.
Persian-bordered white lawn, made in one piece
and gathered into peplum.
Dotted swiss, Persian coin spots, "V" shaped
neck, yoke and sleeves edged with Persian.
Tucked white lawn, neck and bell sleeves Dor
dered with turquoise spotted lawn.
Floral-bordered white lawn, black pin dots, Nv"
shaped neck, gathered sleeve and belt.
I'd FL, s5th st
$3.50 Skirt Drawers 99c
Sheer lawn; wide square eyelet embroidery
r1ffe extending to shaped yoke, tied with wash
silk ribbons.
$1.79 Combinations S1.29
Nainsook, cover and skirt, or cover and drawers
imitation Madeira yoke, edged with ribbon-run
linen torchon insertion and hem rufie to match.
$3.50 Princess Slips $1.98
Sheer lawn, daisy garland embroidered on deep
shaped yoke, outlined with hsh-eye insertion and
ribbon-run lace; scalloped and dotted hem rufHe.
$3.50 Silk Petticoats $3.50
Good quality %taffeta, black and all the best
changeable shades; corded sectional knee
%hounce, and p~ercaline underlay.
I'd FL. 34th st.
99c Percaline Skirts Soc
Black ~percaline underskirts, brilliant finish;
tucked or accordion pleated knee %Hounce, footed
with eyelet embroidery rufle.
$2.97 Bathing Suits $2.49
Women's two-piece bathing suits, black or navy
mohair, full boomers and waist, round neck
outlined with white bands, short sleeves and
belt TO match, separate pleated skirt.
I'd FL, 34th st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
French Novelties

Sd Fl, Rear.
Oblong Dressing Table Trays, tinted French
prints under glass; gilt, carved wood rim, with
handles; 7x11H; value $2.79; spe- {, 10
Cldt ..............
Similar trays, size 5Nx6H, 99c
Marie Antoinette Waste Basket, old blue, green
or old rose damask MORE, bordered with gilt gal
loon; French print medallion similarly q 10
hordered: value S375; special..... VIZ
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Let Us Do Your Awnings

We are prepared TO furnish awnings at the low
est prices for frst-class materials and workman
ship. Designs to conform with the exterior of
dwellings and colors to harmonic with the in
terror can be obtained on short notice. Every de-
tail is under the supervision Of an expert on the
premises. Samples, sketches and stimate SUBJ
mitted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Plaid Cottage Blankets

These blankets are ideal for summer use-close-
woven warp, soft filling, many color combinations.
36x50 In, whipped edges, SAC -
68x82 in, bound edges, S2.19 Dass"en Neaa'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Mems S1.OO Underwear 69c

Mems French Isle thread underwear. The shirts
have long or short sleeves, fine sateen fronts,
pearl buttons; ankle-length drawers, double
gussets, extension back strap, pearl buttons.
Il was a curious chance that gave US possession
of these well-known 81 90 shirts and drawers so
that we can sell them proftably ,at 69c. One
hundred and twenty dozen. 1st FL. ath St.. Rear.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Engraving Specials

Main Stairway landing.
Fifty Cards and visiting card plate, in shaded
old English type; regularly S1.79; spec. at S1.44.
100 Cards, from customers own plate; regular
ly Zoe; special at SOC.
Address Dies, in block type; two lines UP to Is
letters each; regularly 81. 98; special at $1.24
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Stationery Specials

Londonderry Bond, a fine note paper for
business or social use; pound packages contain
ing 90 sheets, 19c.
Envelopes to match; per package, 5clst FL. Rear.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
SpeCialLaCe Bargains e csns e,

German and French Valenciennes Lace Edgings and
lnsertings. There is an Edging to match pattern
and width of all thu" lnsertings.
Our regular price 49c for a dozen yards; oo.
special at H>C
Our regular price 69c for a dozen yards; 20.
special at.-... wv
They are fiye,and seven-eighths of an inch wide.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Dress E~mbrOideries

Nainsook and Cambria Edgings and Insertions, in
trimming widths, l to S inches; values 17c, zoe Csc;
at 13c, 16c, and 10c a yard.
At 10c a yard-Embroidered Double-edged Gal
looms, muslin or cambria, II to IN inches widei
values up to Csc.
At 33c a yard-Swiss Embroidered Flouncings,
Is inches wide, in fifteen eyelet and scallop designs
imported to sell at SOC.
At 6oc a yard-Swiss Embroidered Flounc-
ings, 27 inches wide, in several of this
seasons's best designs; imported to sell at
S1.O0.
1t ooc a yard-All-over Embroideries, % inches
wide, nainsook, muslin or cambria, in wheel, eyelet,
floral and sprig,patterns imported to sell at $3.50
RI %10 LIST FL, Center.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18
Wash Goods Specials
On Sale in the Basement

Dress Ginghams- standard make. We are over,
stripes and brown checks. They are worth 10c and 12hc
a yard. The lot also contains blue-and-white Ec
apron checks; will be closed out at ...... ..... ~
American Prints-A large assortment of designs
on white or colored e.
grounds; first rate calicoes; special at... ....... y
Chambrays-27 inches wide plain tan, pink,
blue and gray; splendid quality; -
OroandieS-27 inches wide; great variety of floral
designs in beautiful colorings; a.
formerly 12Hc yard; special. ............. ~
MadraS-32 inches wide, neat black stripes or figures
on white grounds; formerly 1c a To-
yard; special ........ ~