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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-17
JINX REMAINS WITH
PHILLY BALL TEAM

CHICAGO, May 17.-"Reindeer'' KILL
fer is out of it for a time, according to
the physician who examined him yes
terday. Killifer was hit on the wrist by
a pitched ball IN Tuesdays game. He
suffered no ill-effects at the time and
since it got him on base he rather
thought he had the best OF It. His
wrist began to swell after the game and
yesterday morning it was as sore as II
1t had been broken. The wrist was not
broken, but the doctor who examined
1t said that hard work would only do
more damage. Graham Is still suffering
with a lame back and that puts the
catching up to Pat Moran aud Doom.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
All scheduled contests postponed be-
cause of u~nfavorable weather conditions.
Games To-day.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
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great ball town. and Jimmy Callahan Il
fine fellow. I'm pleased to see the eox
playing winning ball. but ] am hoping
the uinpries will make them cut Inc
rough"
Little Donnie Bush, of fhe Tigers, IS
covering more ground thar ever this year
and hitting in grand style.
900
They keep on telling us from Chicago
that Jack Johne4n 10 doing real work to
get into shape for his affair with Jim
Flynn on the Fourth of July.
Mebbe so, me52e so, but we have to be
shown.
A Chicago sporting man who strayed
into the sanctum of your Uncle Daniel
the other day had a rather different story
to tell. He saw Johnson Mt Reno, did
this man, and he also saw him last week
in gos and he says the champion
is carrying around a sort of a. bay-win-
dow effect in front. and that layers of fat
are apparent on his chest and brawny
arms. He is far from being the same
johnson that whipped Jeffries and 1t will
take a world of good, hard training
to put him in anything like condition, my
informant says.
Preparations for the big combat with
Flynn are meanwhile going busily on.
Flynn is working industriously and the
nimble press agent daily pounds out
yards of tempting bull on his trusty
Remington.
Folks of Las Vegas and the great
Southwest go blithely about their busi-
ness. living in hopes of the golden har-
vest of liberal spenders that is soon to
come their way, providing, of course,
the plans of Promoter Curley, Flynn,
Johnson ct al. don't miss connections. !
900
Hank o'Day is being given credit for
displaying considerable skill as a DAN
ager. He has the team, of course, hut
at the same time you've got to hand 1t
to him for knowing something about the
game. The years Hank put in umpiring
were not wasted. He's an observing
cuss, and for years he has been study
Ing all the systems employed by the
different managers.
Being a man of intelligence he las
been able to select from each system
what are, in his opinion, their best Joints.
For all that. though, Hank was for
tunate in dropping in on a team which
had been under a building-up process for
years, and which was just about com
pleted when Griffith turned it over to
him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-17
NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE
ATHLETES COMPETING

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 1.-THE
undergraduates from fifteen New eng
land colleges gathered here today for a
two days struggle for athletic suprem-
acy in the twenty-sixth meeting of the
association. Williams, which holds the
championship by virtue of its victory
on Pratt field last year. will contend
with the University of Vermont, Dart
mouth, Amherst, University of Maine,
Bates, Colby, Bowdoin, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Tufts, Brown,
Holy Cross, Worcester Polytechnic In
s%titute, Trinity and Wesleyan.
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Sailor White, the local heavyweight,
Ward A. c., in Morris Park, tonight to
arrange for his match with Billy Papke
which will probably take place at the
new local club in a short time.
1t is rumored that the injury to Bride
wells foot has totally incapacitated him
and he will do scout duty for the Bos-
ton Nationals in the future.
900
RUDE Waddell was patted for min
rms in one inning while pitching fol
Minneapolis at Kansas City last Tues.
day.
-OOO-
Young Erne's share OK Gh receipts fol
his bout with McFariaAd wednesday
night In Philadelphia was reported to be
81 .040. Packey Mcfarland got 81, 25s fol
playing Observation-Disclosures with him
900
Billy Papke has received an offer Of
5000 guarantee to box George Carpen'
tier in Paris on Grand Prix day. june
26. Papke and his manager, All Lippe
will sail for France on May Is.
Joe Shugrue reports from Waterbury
Conn.,, that he Is in fine condition for hi:
bout with Young Guasini at Browns to
morrow night.
900
1.-THE little old man of he ring" the,
call Johnny Coulon.
Johnny's only % years old, but he look
80. Maybe it is his serious outlook upoi
life, maybe his sparse growth of hair
Anyhow, they call him the ''old man,
and in one sense, at least, he is full,
deserving Of the appellation. Johnny ism
old in body. but there is a very wise oil
head on his very young shoulders. That
why he continues to reign as the bantam
weight champion Of the world.
Everyttime Johnny goes into a fight he
conditioned. Also, he can always weigl
in at 115 pounds at gong time and retail
all his strength and vigor. He sees TO IT
too, that his opponents make the sam
weight and much of his success as
master fighter is due to this habit o
never giving away a. pound.
For five years now Johnny has ruled tn
roost. In the bantamweight division, ant
1t looks as if he will be good for fv
more.
900
Rough stuff says Jennings, comment
ing on the work of the White Sox thi
spring which has sent them away in tn
lead in the American League race.
'In our games against the Sox,' tn
Tiger leader continued, kid Gleason an
many of the players have always made I
a point to try and bulldoze the umpire
Perrine, especially, has fallen for thei
bluffs. Few of the present White So,
were ever on a fast team before and jus
at present they are all worked UP b,
their enthusiasm. While things are break
ing their way they're bound to go alon
at a good lively clip. But wait until tn
other clubs begin to fight back. Thin
Chicago will drop back to the bunch, al
right"
Hugheyy doesn't forget, though, TO adj
a sportsmanlike word.
II know he says, that Chicago is
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COBB INDEFINITELY
SUSPENDED FOR ROW

PHILADELPHIA. May R-Menager
Jennings last night received notice from
president Johnson of the indefinite sus-
pension of Ty Cobb, the star Detroit
outfielder. Jennings would not comment
on the suspension, but Cobb said that
he thought he had been unfairly dealt
with. Il should at lesst have had an
opportunity to state my case" said Cobb.
81 feel that a great injustice has been
done"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-17
COLI SELLS FOR $4,000.
THEN BEATS EN- ALI

LOUISVILLE, May H.-Hawthorn, the
unbeaten Hastings colt, for which C. F.
Bush Mayer paid $4,000 just previous to
the commencement of racing yesterday,
clinched his claim to the title Of cham
pion of 2-year,old of the 1912 racing sea-
son by decisively defeating the best
juveniles In this part of the country. He
clashed with them in the Bashford Manor
stakes and the manner in which he won
demonstrated that be is the best thor
oughbred developed since Collins time.
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!, ocAL BOYS IN

Central and Rarringer High Schools
SSahoai meet. which will take place in
FEllinabeth tomorrow. As some Of the
hest Scholastic athletes attend THESE wv
local institutions Newark should Pc wSiii
renresented. East orange High Will
also enter the big competition.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-17

For the second time this season the
Bloomfield B. b. c.. and the Caldwell
A. c. will come together ON the diamond
In the annual series Of games between
these two suburban aggregations. The
Caldwell team, playing on its home
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Bloomfield and Caldwell
in Second Game OF Series

grounds last Saturday, took the initia
encounter. 5 to 4. The Bloomfield mer
think 1t will be a different story at the
conclusion of tomorrow's contest at Nor
ris Park. the Boomers home battlefield.
Just who will pitch for Bloomfield has
not been decided.
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Manhattan College Nine to
Oppose South Orange F. c,

will be a good nance to test the Field
Clubs ability against the New Workers., az
Setonia and South Orange come together
May 80. Jack Hanily, formerly of Bloom
field, will probably pitch for the visitors
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-17

In meeting Manhattan College tomorrow
the South Orange Z. c. will face one of
the strongest college aggregations in this
section. The South orangeites ought to
win. Seton Hall beat Manhattan, so 1t
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WITH THE BOXERS

PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-Tommy
0'Toole, the classy Richmond boxer,
Who was billed to meet Bobby Scanlon,
of Germantown, in the main bout at
the Nonparell Athletic Club last nighl,
has been matched to meet Johnny XII
bane, the feather weight champion,
early next month.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE ten -round
bout scheduled for last night between
Billy Papke, Kenawee, H., and Freddie
Hicks, of Detroit, at the National Sport
ing Club, was called off, owing to an in
jury to one Of Papke's hands, sustained
In training.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1I.-"Battling
jim johnson, the giant American negro
fighter, who has just returned from
Europe. after meeting all the prominent
heavywelghts there, is here In training
for his bout with Chuck Carlton, the
negro giant from the United states navy.
at the American Club, Monday.
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@o@o@o-o
sEMI-PRo GAMES TOMORROW

Bloomfield b.. r. c. VS.. Caldwell A. C. at Morris Park, Bloomfield venue.
South Orange +. c. rs. Manhattan College, at South Orange.
Rosevile A. A. VS. Parkway "A. C., at Orange Oval East Orange.
Clark vs.. General Electicst on Rosevile oval. Manufacturers League.
Hyatt vs. Hartshorne, o n Athletic Park, Manufacturers League.
Mergott VS. Westinghouse, at Parkview oval Manufacturer League.
Marin VS.. Edison, o n Riverside oval, Manufacturers League. ~
Columbia A. c. We. Arlington A A, 1t Arlington.
Watsessng /. B. c. VS. Meadowbrooks, at Watsesine.
Brghtons Is. Madison A. C, on North Park and Dodd street grounds
Orange.
Madison A. A. VS.. Nuuey A. c., at Nuuey.
MorristownA A. A. rs. Maujerx, at Morritown.
Putnam VS.. Irvington, on Pacific oval, il. {. u. A M. League.
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MdjorLeague Standings

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 4; Pittsburg. 1.
st, Louis, 5; Brooklyn, 4.
Cincinnati. s; Boston. 5.
Philadelphia at Chicago; rain.
Games To-day.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

$3.50 blanket special, $l.3o pair, al
Fits.
Big sale of sheets pillow slips and bee
spreads at Naughan's.
Royal Worcester 81 80 eorsets, 0Sc, In
Abbott's clearance sale.
Coats, suits and fnrs at cleanup
prices. Henry w. knight.
Mems and boys knit gloves, all styles
and prices, from the McWhorter Co,
Household goods at auction ut Hale's
Saturday at 10, and 7 o'clock. See adj
Saturday Special. Dripping pans tx
! TO- 0 cents; three for % cents; all large
sizes. Reynolds & Son.
The Altrurian club will meet with
Mrs. Churchill AT the home OF Mrs. T., G,
Glysson, 20 Perry street, Tuesday, Dec,
81. at $3.50 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bianchi and elder
son of Milford. n H., are passing the
holiday season at the home OF 5. Rizzi
of North Main street.
Mrs. Joseph Corey of Prospect strec.,
who has been quite seriously i'll for sew
eral days, was able to be out of doors
for short time yesterday.
Are you S. =. Y. GU tSociety for
the Prevention Of Useless Givingl Join
our Christmas savings club now open, at
the Barre Savings Bank & Trust com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Moseley, who
have been spending several days in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ
Wiley, of Maple Grove, returned last
night to their home in Mortified.
Thirty patterns ladies', misses and
juniors coats for the next ten days at
greatly reduced prices. Exclusive pat
terms. Samples of same to be seen at
our Graniteville store. Approved credit
is good, cash is better. j. +. Sadlier,
"a Elm street, Barre.
C. Bau, the photographer, has secured
a rental of additional room in connection
with his studio in the Currer building.
The room is large and Mr.. Bau will
make use of IL for a pictme-framing |
shop. In the room that has been de- !
voted for that purpose at present viii |
be arranged a gallery OF the most ar.
tistic specimens of the proprietor's pie
lures.
The local camp Of the Modern Wood |
men Of America were engaged to-day in /
their camp furnishing from
the Bolster building to the Wortcn
building, where they have sublet for
order purposes the use of the Eagles l.
lall. The NJ, w. A. camp gave up its
ease on the hall in the Bolster building
/ few weeks ago and it is being utilized
~ Clan Gordon.
The annual meeting of the Congrega-
ional church win be held Wednesday,
lam /, 1913, beginning at 1880 a. m.
Dinner will be served at noon in the
Timing room OF the church. All the
members of the church and parish are ,
invited. Each one is expected to con
ribute something for the dinner. Come ,
nd let us get good start for the
ear.
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Our cleanup sale starts to-day. Don't
miss il. Henry w. knight.
Come to the clearance sale. Every
thing in the store reduced at Naughan's.
w. o. Melville left yesterday for ten
DAYS visit with relatives in Boston and
Lawrence, Mass.
J. d. Darling left yesterday for South
Ryegate, where he will remain for a few
DAYS on business.
Saturday Special.--Dri2ping pans TX
Is, 2 cents; three for p cents; all large
sizes. Reynolds & Son.
Darwin Morgan returned last night to
his home in Worcester, after spending a
few days with friends in the city.
Mrs. II. A. Msxfeld and daughter
went yesterday to Burlington. where
they will visit relatives for a few LAYS
The McWhorter Co. are offering the
balance Of their mems fancy hose. regu-
lar 2sc value. AZ four pairs for soc.
Fred W. Durham. a former member
Of the faculty At Goddard seminary. and
az present an instructor in MercersluTg
academy. Nercersburg. Pa. IL passing
several days in Barre and Williamstowrl. ]
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Annual clearance sale at Abbott's.
-Four presents given away Saturday
evening at Hales.
NJ. W. Of A. public dance at How
land hall Saturday, Dec. 2s; Riley's
orchestra. Gents soc, ladies free.
Miss Efiie Burke returned this morn.
ing 10 her home in Fair Haven. after
spending several days with friends in the
city.
AT oi4e per yard, 500 yards of percsle
in light and dark colors, the regular
IKE quality; to clean this lot on Sat
urday for 9i1c per yard. at PerTy's
Those who have given their names 70
the ladies' committee for the social ana
dance az the Clan Gordon hall, Bolster
block, Saturday. Dec. >. are asked TO
b. there at $3.50 o'clock sharp. Per
order OF committee.
The subject az the vesper service at
the Congregational church Sunday at
I p. m. j. Messages from the Poets.
The New Year from In Memoriam
Tennvsenf or @Some Things That
NAY Be in 1879 There VIII BE- spe-
sial muse Everybody welcome.
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IS Days Clearance Sale
CLOSES JANUARY II, 1913

Everything in store with three exceptions at
special prices to close out to reduce stock We take
stock Immediately at the close Of this sale The quicker you
this sae the better will be the assortment Lots of
kinds will go quickly. The following but part of this
sale-ess than half of what advertised in Thursdays
page advertisement in this paper At that time
short of space to advertise long string of Fur Mus
These in this sale and will be advertised few days
later The following will start you moneysavng trip
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TALK OF THE TOWN
See Abbott's clearance sale.
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

LOST = On South Main Street, a girrs hat
Friday evening. Finder please return to the
Times Off G. 242t,s
IRON BED F0R SALE, WITH SPRING
AND MAfTREsS-Apply Mrs. Ball. Eastman
Block. Barre. aAsti,
70 RENT-A tenement at SO brook Street;
newly repaired aud with modern convenience
Apply to Mrs A. 5. DIX. 2i2tes
TO RENT-Sew up to. date warm sir room
tenement with big garden. Inquire OF Mr..
Grogan, 10 Brosk Street. 242t2s
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Dress goods and silk remnants, at
Fits.
Are you getting any of those acc
silks, at Abbott'si
20 TO 50 per cent Off. odd lots. soiled
and mussed goods. Henry W. Knight.
Ladies and gents fur caps, from the
McWhorter Co, at a saving TO you.
Auction sale of consigned goods at
Hale's, beginning Saturday at 10 a. m.
For particulars. see ad.
Auction sale of horses and other prop
erty at II. NJ. FaTnham's at Montpelier
January 3. G.. r. Smith, auctioneer.
Mrs. Adele Nourse. who has been vis-
iting relatives in the city for few
DAYS. returned this forenoon 20 her home
In Sherbrooke. y. q.
For sale: At bargain prices, three
slightly used Singer sewing machines.
Cash or time payments. Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. 10 Elm street.
The Clover club will observe guest
night at the Aldrich hall, library build
ing. Tuesday evening Dee. 81, At =
O'Clock Each member j. privileged 70
invite three guests.
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Hosiery and Underwear

All Hosiery and Underwear in our
stock with the exception of Munsing
Underwear at liberal discount dur
ing this sale.
Black Cat Plain and Ribbed 0oo
Hosiery at ..,.............. ScS
All Ladies' Best Fleeced Vests and
Pants in regular sizes at, dSc
each ..,.s......... ........s..
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Under 90
wear at ...t...,......'.. -.
Children's Geage Fleeced I'm 900
derwear at ........... AcS
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One lot of Blankets in Plain

This sale will turn over to
you a large lot of best kinds
of Dress Goods at the lowest
prices that we have ever made
on best goods. Every piece of
Dress Goods in our stock at a
liberal allowance, and the fol-
lowing lots at less than cost.
One lot of yard-wide Half
Wool Dress Goods in Navy, Red,
Light Blue, Pink and Brown.
These goods are fast colors and
make nice waists or dresses, 900
This sale at ,.......,....., AOC
One lot of Wool Challies.
These for waists, wrappers or
children's dresses. sold in large
cities at from SOC to soc, 0go
This sale, per yard ....... AoS
One lot of All Wool Import
ed 42-inch Dress Goods in Gar
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Big sale OF blankets at Vaughan's.
Some bargains await you in mems
and boys shirts at the McWhorter Co. s
store.
New Years dance in Rowland hall
Tuesday night. Dance the old year out
and the new year in with Riley's or
chestra. Admission, 75c per couple; cx-
ira ladies', l0c.
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DRESS GOODS

net. Taupe. Copenhagen Blue,
Black, and Wisteria. These orig
inally were Sl.00 goods. Our
price to close is a trife less AOo
than half. Per yard ... f0I
One lot of All Wool Import
ed Sl.00 Ottoman Cloth, AZ inches
wide, in Navy, Dark Red and
Slate. These now at less than COO
cost to import. Per yard UJC
One lot of Newest Kinds of
Whipcord Serges that we have
been selling for tailored suits and
skirts at S2.35. Now to. c1A IN
close. per yard ..... 0I.4J
"a good loss here on new goods.l
One piece of Navy 54-inch
Whipcord, cheap at $3.50. c11o
To close, per yard . pI'1J
Every piece of Heavy Dress Goods
and Cloakings now in this sale to
close, This means at prices at or less
than cost to us.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Shoe bargains at Fits.

Clearance sale at ADootts.
Auction sale at Hale's at 10 a. m. to-
morrow. See large adj.
See Abbott's sale on store trimming
handkerchiefs, l5e per dozen.
Saturday Special.-Dripping pans TX
l6. 9 cents; three for 25 cents; all large
sizes. Reynolds & Son.
Two hundred dozen handkerehiefs used
in trimming the store 10 sell at l5c per
dozen at Nsughan's.
Are Won a 5. p. L. c. Society for
the Prevention Of Useless Giving Join
our Christmas savings club now open, at
the Barre Savings Bank 4 Trust COM
pany.
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BLANKETS

Every Blanket in our stock
at a liberal discount. The fol-
lowing at advertised prices:
One lot of Blankets, White,
with colored border, and one lot
of Gray with colored border.
These are so IA and sale An.
price is only, per pair $50. fJC
One lot of Blankets in Plain
White without border, or with
border. One lot of Gray, all 75c
Blankets, now in this sale poo
at, per pair ........... oJC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-28

All clansmen will
please leave their
due cards at ClaE
Office. room q.
Bolster block on or
before January 4.
for six-monthly
audit. Per auditors.
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WASH GOODS
nual One lot of 24-inch Colored

Wash Goods at our Annual
Clearance Sale are like oul
Linen values that ladies plan
to save on each year.
All of our very best Prints
in Navy, Gray, Black, Reds and
Shifting Prints, that were cheap
at 6c~-in fact, all cost to buy of
the manufacturers sac. Now z
to close, per yard .......,...O ~
A small lot of 7c Apron
Ginghams nj Brown and Navy
Checks, now, per yard ....,. oC
One lot of Sc Dress Cling
hams. These in Small Plaids RI :
now, per yard .......,... OI4S
One lot of Toe and IL 1-2c
Amoskeag Ginghams in Plaids
and Stripes. These for children's
dresses, aprons and ladies' wear.
This Clearance Sale, per M
yard only ,,..-......... II2c
"a real bargain.
All of our Zoe Percales and
several discarded patterns from
our l21Ac Pereale stock now in
this sale, at per yard, 71/o
only .....e..........,.. s/ZS
One lot of 30-inch 18c BOr-
dered Challies in a good assort-
mont of styles In this sale n
hall price, per yard .........oS
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Notice.

All those owing us must call and settle
on or before January 4, as all bills after
that date will be placed in the collcc-
tors hands. Tassie Bros.
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i One lot of 24-inch Colored
Striped Plissee. These are for
waists, dresses, and are used for
night robes. They are Isc goods,
now at only half price, perOo
| yard .....,..........s.. ~
These losses are made to clean
stock
Three patterns in ISc Ser
Pentine Crepe. These to 101Lc
One lot of 25c COlOred Bor-
dered Pongee. These at loss
to close. Half price, 1o1Lc
per yard ,.............. IAI2C
One lot of Linaire, Lykelinen
and Flaxons, lsc and 25c quality.
Buy of these now for your spring
dresses. They are bargains. These
now, your choice at, per 1917 n
yard commencement. IAZ2C
All of our Duckling Fleeced
Goods that were l5c. These IL
to close, per yard ,........ liz
A good assortment of Csc
White Waistings. This seasons
goods. Reps, Poplins, Brocades
and Stripes. Now in this sale 1so
at, per yard ............... IoC
Several pieces of Holly Ba-
tiste and Dimity that were l21ae
per yard. Here is a chance to
buy supply for spring dresses
at big saving. These now too.
close at, per yard ......... ~