eerua ear III. In. I... am... .
third in the present series of religious
conferences here was opened today
A t 0- .-
‘ bONDON,‘ July tamer the flaw .
down Park second summer (eclipse)
meeting today the fifteenth renewal of
the Eclipse stake (of 10.000 sover-
eigns) the owner of the second horse
to. receive 500 sovereigns and of the
with nearly 200 delegates present, rep-
resenting thirty denominations to dis-
cuss the subject of missions.
_ i" busine
III
38.
third 300 sovereigns for three and four
year olde; about one miles and a quar-
tor. was won by the Duke of Devon
shire‘s Clrecrms ridden by Mailer (Am
"Teaching" and “The Bible."
ternoons are to be devoted to recrca- .
tiorr and play.
was second tenrrie and everything that tends to
communicationl for ’l‘welvc ' develop a sound body are to be prac-
film should be addressed to T“ and Royal Lancer was third.
horses stated.
LARSON ARRESTED AT WETASKI- STOGIE MAKERS COMBINE.
l’l’l"l‘Sllllll(l. July 18.--~'l‘hc stogie
manufacturers of Pennsylvania. Ohio
and West Virginia, with but one cxcop.
,tlorr. have formed a corIIlIinntlorr and
' hip J eager a question of the fa.
“flvof'wonren, according to the ad-
I of Mrs. Carrie Chapman (.‘lutt at
' Minneapolis educational
l‘ilillANl‘), Win. .luly lh-ddlwyn li‘..
Larson, lll‘t‘wltlt'llt ol' the defunct i‘rrl-
vernal t‘aaualty (‘oIIIIIIIny,
kco, who nlIsI-orrdcd early in Voluntary
e Swat Bargain sum cite
Summer Season.
lllth' been granted a charter by the
state of Debt 'arc.
\lfllll lIJI- known as the United Stuton t‘l
it is preferred stock.
but of the future of men.
white men of Decatur.
ho a just succeeded in ridding tlreirI
Mam of the last negro to he found in I
and they announce that it will horo-
' I‘ be kept clear of (Idler-ed people.
0‘ Decatur,
heather-n State.
- discovery that ilro I,-orrIpaIIy’II
entire sccrrritlcn of stodooo deposited
\.'i’i Iconuin ntatc Inuurani .5. ,
cornnrinsloncr were worthless forger i 1er Iurnuul product of the companion
iI-I-r. has been arrootod at \te.tashi\vin Iintludcd In the now corporation in
3trortlr\vost territory.
'l‘lro- combination
clrc mole and
This will be largely in
1 (‘llt-illl cigars. J,
icrcaaod at: it its the intention to crr~
MARQUIS SAGO DEAD.
YOKOHAMA, .lirly lis‘.~—'l‘lrc Marquisl large the plants.
Sago, a distinguished statesman, Illodi
llc rorrrnrandod the 'j
today of c-Imter.
Formosa prrrritivc
The Connecticut Railway & l iglrtinz
held company has a force of Inert at work
many cabinet posts and was a brother oxiurltlillg the gas main down Meadow Ji J
of the hero of the Satsuma rebellion.
OLSEN’S SHOE SALE,
NOW ON-
Children’s Oxfords.
Ladies’ Oxfords.
Ladies’ Oxfords. ,
‘Men’s Patent Leather and Tans.
81» Washington St, to liorwallr
JOSELOFF'S
Special Sale for Friday and
POTATO E S
We know better Potatoes than ours are not to he found anywhere, and
we doubt if equal quality is, to be- had in many orrtnide stores.
FANCY EARLY ROSE. PER PECK. 23c.
Note our Sc, offer; it is worth your attention as Well as staring you from
25 to ho III-r t‘il‘li on cth dollar you purchase pith us.
Quart jar Assorted .lolly ............
1 large can linked licarrs ...........
tWtilI or without tomato sauce).
1 can Fine (Torn
'9‘ Cuban
Wply arraigned for charging large
files on patent and trade mark regis-
ln the case of the former
1h amount is thirty-five dollars. and
‘l twelve dollars and fifty cents on
monks and labels. Under the American
tary government the fee was only
on.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
lny'coffee coats of white pique are
to by little tots who look very smart
1
em.
be Do Barry styles are exceedingly
l titresque and seem to be daily gain.
prominence
eat-green cotton
J so decorated with large pearl but
than 08 a smart look.
' blue China silk and whihc Bros
it at would combine prettiiy for a
Blue baby ribbon could draw
sleeves at the wrist and it might
do deconute the neck
hlld's coat of pongee has—not a
liar of the same but a large collar of
late trimmed with lace.
‘réo narrow‘ahaped ruffles on
it it of the garment
me skirts show as many as nine
{The pure white
areas is a useful possession and is hav
'3 quite a vogue just now. Those who .
had waists of these linens last ‘ycnr
id not hesitate this year when the full
costumes were introduced
of beautifully
Several women have taken a fancy
to the belts with two tabs at the back.
they wear them regardless as to
bother they are like either skirt or
trial: in material or color.
0 idea of distance or direction and ,
flatten these belts at the front
where it seems to be convenient lcav
in: the tabs to dangle over one hip or
The. effect is not beau-
. Saturday Only
”must there
(til: it's ludicrous.
_ Unless one has both time and money
{in abundance it is not worth while to
ad a large amount of both in the
eoorotion of frocks for growing girls
ally girls outgrow before the end of f
on the garments that were made
or Shem at the beginning of it—waiat
inns creep up. sleeves
skirts shrink to length till the wearer
ééls awkward and has reason to be?
unburned of her appearance
letter to have a close watch on the
wardrobe and keep it always well but .
oh over—supplied with dainty,
‘ that are easily made.
i can Early Juno Pena ...........
1 bottle French Mustard ............
I can Magnolia Milk ...............
tNot. liltil‘i‘ than 1‘. cant: to prrr‘~
(-lraSI-rs. with other goodal.
', best Milk (‘IIaIIlIcra ............
Special
1 package Norka lilnltvd (lots: 1
in or‘dcr to irrtroduu- our Coi’fI-o wo. will sell {or
loss than the regular
ilIH‘kr'lEt‘ Nor'ka Food, 25o.
kind of Coffee you haw
. PHONE CALL 1335.
TELEPHONE,
SE YM OUR’S STORE
UST WHAT YOU WANT.
Our Fancy Bridgewater C'rcrmcrv Buttgr: the Frncst Java and Mocha '
Coffee; Double Cream Cheese; Fresh Eggs; Grape Jurcc; Potted Meats;
Can Chicken: Rich's Frurt Cake; Frurt Jurces; Jams; Jellres. .
There IS lots oi pleasure lll sclhng the Very Best at the same price for ‘
. Wthll you get ordmarv goods elsewhere.
All the LcadrnI,I Cereals on the market.
Great Sale of Norka Mnltcd Oats now goimI on at our store.
Telephone where you can secure the best
asrvuoun, heading Grocer.
TO BE urvnu AWAY
i10c bag Salt,
I2 cans Choice Red Salmon,
New Native Onions, per qt.,
13 lb. can Baked Beans,
1 0r, 3 cans for 25¢:
IFairbanks Fairy Soap, 2 cakes for 9c
IFoI‘ce or Malt! Vita, pkg, 14c
canon erase.-
wa CLOSE AT
6:30 o'cuocx P. M.,
(large DONG) MONDAY AND SATURDAY
AntlwhE; for ‘
, I". 8. Hominy, .
85-37 ,MAINJ ST“
Tomorrow is the finer
dau of our Great Clearance Sale.
arkable Sale.
The Clearance Sale i a'wonder for two geod reasons.
to select from. and the lowness of the prices.
were closed out of ourIretail department late Saturdau night and Mondau.
had no opportunitu to g tatour store room and open up surplus stock. bat new
we can give 000 more" i the same GREAT BARGAINS and manu new ones.
The immense stocks
Some of the goods advertised
Things that were overlo oJroked previous, but everu item is a ‘”star in itself.
. the greatest arrau of 0601116 Bargains ever offered.
Here’ 5 the store in d tail:
Fruit of the Loom Cotton, val-
nc iii/pr, (‘li‘m'tlllt'o sale,
, .IIJJIIII'I‘IIoth l’owrlor val‘
no
'ztr'd Wide Unbleached
c clearance sale We ,
clearance sale,
\‘i’illirnarrilc 'l‘lrrcadwlicat aix‘
cord Machine Thread,
Kandkereh’tefis,
Shines, etc.
lardicn’ Fino Swiss ldrrrhrold
crud Ilarrdkcrclrlefs, value
itic. clearauchnule,
lAllllt'S' Lace Trimmed Swiss
Handkerchiefs, till/2c, clear—
ance sale,
Mcn‘e Plain and ilemstitchcd
Handkerchiefs, full size.
vnluefic, clearance sale.
Men‘s and Women‘s All Linen
initial liarrdkerclriefa, value
L'Frc, clearance sale,
(.‘olurcd Kid Cloves. Suede
and Clare, the nest $1 glove
in America, clearance sale,
liox Writing Paper, pure irislr
Linn-Ir, value 25c, clearance
sale, - -
Sate.“ 03am
Ribbons 3) Shoes
Everyday Net-dis no little
things at the Boat 1 Store are
looked after and selected with
or: much care ll.‘ the largest
and most costly article in our
Htor'e. Therefore during tiriu
sale. drcssmakcrs can buy
Uroir findings at 'Ican than
wholesale. Some more facts:
\l’illimaotio Six t‘ord Spool
i thlIrn during our clcar‘anw
Sn 0,31
llost Nor-dies in all sizes that
always 80“ at in, clcararrtc
sale,
t‘lirrtorr Safety Pins arc the
twat made. durin: our clear.
anco sale. dozen at
l'tclarng Hooks and Eyes—-
"Sm- tirat Hump" they have
many imitatiom but no
equal, value We. clearance
sale, card.
12c Val. Lace. good styles, 12
yards to the piece, sale
price. a piece,
30c Sash Ribbon, scrcu inches
wide, all the desirable col-
ors, a yard,
10c Point lie Part-I Lace and
laser tron two to three inch.
on wide a yard
2550c Leather Belts. brown.
tau, slate and patentleatlr
er. sale price
25c Wash Neck ‘TIes. all white
and white with colors, fancy
ends.
19-35c Turn over Collar Tops,
during this‘sale one price,
50 Collar Foundations, all
widths; white, black and
' drab,
10c Geneva Thread. silk sub-
etitute. 500 yards, spools,
sale price.
So Hair Pin Cabinets. assorted
sizes straight and crimped,
abox
15-170 Velvet Grip Hose Sup-
porters ladies and child
ren's sizes. sale price 12! ’2:
25c Canfleld's Dress Shields
light weight, washable, any 18:
. size,
10c Stockinet Dress Shields.
good quality, the best sizes,
sale price
We Ball and Socket Fasteners
two sizes; black and mixed,
a dozen,
10c Pearl Buttons suitable for
shirt waists and trimming.“
dozen,
25c Black Sewing Silk. 100
a
yard spools. sale price,
bat.
6c visible Hooks and Eyes.
japanned and nickel. a dot.
5c Dragon Threadp. 500 yard
spools, all numbers. sale
.‘ price.
Zlfic Hand Sewing Cotton, 200
yard spools, soft finish. a
dozen,
2115c Admantine Pins. 8000
points and strong pins, 4 for
100 Corset Clasps. 4- 5 -6 books,
white drab and black,
2%“. Mourning Pins. dull and.
bright black heads. 4 boxes ‘
3c Cannot Laces 3 yards long.
' round, all linen, 4 for
t‘uticJu ‘
$1.50
"lie 1. t rg" ilooks and l< ycsm
“Sec‘ tho. llurrrp' 'm—valuc
lilt. IiI-arancc Halo, 5!:
"d donut Seeds
tolgntd' a 'ltIrkislI llatlr Soap,
\nlu ..I (:WlI-arIIrrIcsalc, 3c
Packer
Ill'lt 0
a'l‘ar' Soap. regular
Soap regular price
I)“
u-
no .. c, clearance sale, 17:
Dr. Shotiicld'e 'l‘ootlr ’aste,
valuu
llrown “s l’crfurrrcs, triple ox~
traett, value 39c, clearance
8310,‘
I'l'llo lid
irrg (,‘
im
i'ltt’rh‘mert;
Some ihrttruaring prices dur-
rrrg our Iltararrte Hillt‘:
st {lit Rirbbcr Drona-
] lot o ’l‘rirnrrwd liars, value
$3.30, $1.50, 5.3.50, clczu‘ancv
sale, ,
1 lot i,’ Itrinrmcd ()utlrII; Hats.
value 75c and $1. clearance
l‘luch Ind l’iIIue liars. \ line
$1 and $1."! ,clcarancc sale, 49c
.._.N._..._____..._.._
'3. add to Wear
apartment
Here We can boast of the
arr-arcs array of bargains that
the eye cII-r looked upon in
the (‘0 necticut cities. We
keep on y the leaders that thin
country produces. Our dcp art
rncnt i second to none for
keeping smart styles, and to
think 0 the prices that we
have Int rked our garments.
They will startle the folks
that lrarpcn to read carefully
this gala list.
$1.50 aid $1.75 White Lawn
sum Walt-Its, 95:;
{$2.00 aihd $2.50 White Lawn
Shirt JJWnists, $1.45
$3.00 a (l 52.50 Lawn sum
Waists. $1
$1.56 Lawn sum Waist Suits, 95::
$2.00 aid 2.25 Polka Dot
Wash
black ground,
Childret‘s Gingham Dresses,
590,
or Sui ts,
Ladies” 01.00 Wrappers, light,
75:
dark olers,
$3.50
‘apanese Silk Shirt
Waists, white or; black, $2.50
"$2.25 a I 52.00 White and Col-
wn Wrappers, $1.50
cred 1
$1.00 {Ilka Dot Fine Lawn
$1.00 Kimonos and Dressing
Sacq Jes,
Ladies‘ '50c Corsets, white or
36:
drab,
Ladies‘ 39c Trimmed Muslin 25
Drawl rs,
Ladies I25e Corset Covers.180
Ladles’ $3. 25 and $3.00 Bath- ‘
$2.25
lug Si its,
$1 00
lists,
lufants'i Lawn Caps, 75c and
50c 0 es,
Ind The Children's
75c LawI Sun Bonnets, 19;
Ladies' i wn Kimona Loung-
ing obes. regular price
51.39 . (1 $1.25.,“
, $18.25 Hot use Maui’s Dresses 85¢
Ladies‘ 500 Dressing Sacques.
and it menus.
,. A few . do and ends in White
Dress Ivg Sacques, values up 19:
to the at
Flue "I to Lawn Kimonos
and I
We wind it up with
Lad ics‘ Swias Embroidered
ilarrdkercl’ricfs, value No,
[it
We
50
Lining ('tIIrrrlIric,
they ask tic a yard for it.
clearance sale,
Kosher-I; and.» '
underwear
2 It‘. clearance sale. 15c lre'crr in poor derrrand, so muc Jlr -
so tirat manufacturers
llt‘t‘ll glad to sell at a loan.
The prices were so tempting
that. we bought heavily—we
want to unload, and offer these
,tlcarancc sale, 17c
Dr l4\(]llei301ll l‘owdcr, val-
ZI’Ic, clearance sale. 15c
thread. value 3'
clearance sale,
25c
. others drop stitched.
omiI tch‘rrancc sol", 19C \'llllll' 151* and l?c’.clI.-ararrcc
l0x8,
llono. drop stitch. white too
grrnsoted. value :1
...2.40
short. sit-oven,
Engtian yarn, good value
.‘iicrr's Balbriggan
Drawers. good weight. draw-
ers double seated with draw-
(‘I' Iztraps, splendid. value at
, sale, J'JJ 25c
[aidics' liibeIl \'csItI~ i\\lrit(‘l
yarn, \ bulk and abort
Men's Mixed Socks, the "
Ladics‘ Lace Trimmed Pants,
Men's. Fancy and l’lain Black
imported. sale,
Misses Fine Lisle Lace Hose,
5Jto 8. value 25c, clear-
who. and Word
Dress Seeds
Handsome patterns
printed Lawns, all now, ya
Stylish Dimities and printed
Swiss, selling today at other
Skirts, ' $1.50 places for lie yd., clearance
Dick Skirts, navy and
95c
Checks. value 7c, per yd,
. The best American Print. all
9° and 75‘“ at 47° new styles, value 6c, clear-
;125 Children's Gingham Sail- 7
5
50c Black Figured Brillian-
75c Colored Wool Suiting. yd., 45c
35c Wool Henrietta, 44 in.
Case of Seersucker Gingham,
worth 3c, clearance sale,
' Kitchen Dept.
We feel that our
goods should move quickly at.
the sharp reductions we have
marked them Th'e stock is
very large and the prices are
small—profits
are entirely forgotten in an e1-
fort to dispose of the stock. ‘
8c Porcelain Breakfast. Plates, 5:
15¢ Meat Platters. 8 inch,
980 Cerise Glass Berry Sets,
Wais : , 75¢
exceptionally
$1.25 Cerise Glass Water Sets,
9
98¢ Cerise Glass Table Sets,
25c Oak frame Mirror Glass,
75c 1241i. Granite Iron Water
39c 5411’. Granite iron Preserve
290 12-11:. Turkey Feather Dos.
25c Cdvered Picnic Baskets,
69c Two Burner 011 Stores.
suing Sacques, value
95::
Men’s Drop Stitch Black
Socks. value lZVgc, clear-
ance sale, ,
15c Tin Tea Kettles: 2 qt.
size,
500 Long Handle Floor Brush-
es,
49c lint, Farina Boilers,
1 lb. Japanese Tea and Coffee
Canisters,
$1. 25 lO-qt. Porcelain LinedI
Ham Boilers,
$1.75 Sheet iron Ovens for Oil
Stoves,
$3. 2.) Clothes Wringers iii-in
rolls, .
Bamboo Porch, Screens,
(1 x 8,
5‘: Rice lloilcra, regular price
U9t’
14 qt. Preserving Kettle. regu-
lar price. 89c, clearance sale.59¢
11 qt, l‘ail. Blue and White,
regular price 98c, clearance
sale,
Mens‘ Wear
llcre's good Men's Articles at '
prices lower than they are rrranu»
factored for:
Men's ".‘iionarch" Negligee
J SlrirtSmalao some still
bosoms———that sell elsewhere
at $100 clearance sale,
Men I; Fine Woven Madras
Shirts with collars attached.
value 75c. clearance sale,
An odd lot of Shirts with
collars attached. soft body,
clrcviots and Redford cords,
value 50c, clearance sale.
Men's Neckwcar, all shapes.
value 25c, clearance sale,
15c, 2 for
Men's Leather End Suspend-
ers, good elastic, value 25c,
clearance sale,
Boys' White Dtrck Knee Pants,
value 45c, cleararree_sale,
Boy's Knee Pants. asorted pat-
‘ terns, value 390 and 45c,
at
Domestics
The kind of merchandise
that is always in demand by
the housekeeper. The stud-
ents of economy can find
goods advertised that will
save them from 25 to 35 per
cent. by...
Full yard wide Unbleached
Sheeting, in 10 to 20 yard
lengths, value he, clearance
sale, per yard.
Bleached Toilet Crash. per-
fect goods, full pieces,
value‘vsc. per yard,
Medicated Bird's Eye Diaper.
full 10 yard pieces, value 50c
clearance sale, piece,
36 in. Bleached Fruit of .'the
[Loom Muslin. value liléc,
'clearance sale. ' 67/.‘c
17c Turkish bwele, big var
too at that price, sale price, 11:
500 Sheets bought at a special
price for this sale. The well
known Mohawk Standard
brand. Note the prices:
600 Table Damask, all linen,
full 04 in, sale price, 37Ji/zc
$1.60 56 all Linen Napkins,
sale price. 31.20
Huck Towel. special 5c Ivalue, 3: J
White Bed Spreads, regular
price 89o, clearance sale,
20c White Striped Nainsooks.
fine styles, 121/20
46
tic Fringe Napkins 18 x 18,
Best Soft Finished Lining
Csmbrics, full pieces. sold
many places at: Go a yd.,
clearance sale,
70
25c
33::
7c
98c
$1.69
89¢
8 x 8, $1.25
$1. 59
40¢
656
75c
50c
39c
25c
16c
25c
25c
3t:
29c
“5‘.
Wet?
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