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Men’ s Suits
Men’ 9 Slid&im joint eriy p‘riced at. $10100 iiave been
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.We have also made very sharp reductions in our
broken line of men’ s furnishing geods.
Youths Suits
Youths Suits sues 15 10 20 VC ears, ri‘gular price
redticed‘ior this sale 10.. ......... .88 ' $10.00. reduced 10 .............. . ......... $6.88
- , Men' s Suits, formerly priced at $12.00, reduced Men S COlONd Negligc Shirts former price 50C , . .. . . .
1 ‘ for this sale to Q. .. ................. $733 reduced to . . . .. . . . ....... . . .39c Souths Suits, Sizes 15 to 20 years, regular price.
Men’s Suits. formerly priced at $13.50 to $15.00. Men's Colored Negligc Shirts. former price $1.00. $”"’”' "MW“! 1” """""""" ' """" $738
. Q M retéuced for tluls sale to ................ $9.88 reduced to ....... ,. .. ......... . ....... 79c 33mm; snug. sizes 15 to 20 years. regular Price
. ens mt“ formery priced 31551800101320le Men‘s ("010er Negligcc Shirts, former price $15.00, reduced in .......... ..... $9.88
’Q . reduced for this sale to .................. $12. 88. $101121 50 reduced to $1 19
' Men 1; Suits, formerly priced at $25. 00 reduced " '. .', . . ' """"""""" ' , . , , ,
' for this sale to ..... . .................... $17 .88 ' . en’s er . ats
Men 6 Suits fom‘eflly Priced at $30.00. r-‘idiued ‘ Mi 1 H ‘ ' ‘ M D b H
for this sale to. ....... . ................ $22.88 ’ en S ' OSlel'y y
_ . 3 ; . . ; 5 . ~ . . Q Men' 5 Black and Brawn ’D'erby Pints, of the fam-
Hat d C All 01 our Men 3 25cii‘ancy “dowry. reduced to. 101‘ ous C & K and Voik manufacture.
s an aps llrnken lines iii 50c i‘ii'ncy liosiery. reduced ti) 201‘ l , $
. 8.1 [at.‘.r‘l ”it ........ . ..... I.
All of our 5QC§I 8131311 and White Duck Hats and -. H ‘9 k H mu 0 59
’ QCaps) rediiced to .................. . ....... 39c All of our 25c Wash Ties reduced to ........ ial/zc $3.00 li.1is.1er-duitd to ............ ...... $2. 29
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Men s, Outing Trousers
'H 'HQdIQf way throrighi the Summer we inert you al-
Met/hilt way in thih offering of smart separate trous-
blouse styles. All
i.-
n. Cloth Stilts
Sizes 3 to 1 year , including double-breasted, Norfolk. Russian and Sailor
groin our regular lines made {or this season’ a wear, and unparalleled
value at the decisive reductions which follow:
lioys‘ regular $2. 50 Suits reduced to. 8‘1. 39 HO} s' regular $6.00 Suits. reduced 10.84.48
.m in celect. patterns, cut full and comfortable, in the Boys‘ regular $3. 50 Suits, reduced to. $2 48 I ioys’ regular $5.00 Suits. reduced 10.33.48 about this time every Summer. The cut takes effect
1,3th shapes, with belt loops, side with. fitted waist N the first of August. and hats will melt away until all
fininda and cuff buttoms. See these riflctions— Boys, as suits have gone- Q“ yours nOW- 1
- \1‘ . Sailor and Russian Blouse stylel. sizes from 2‘, to to years. Military and sailor $1.00 Straws cut 1., __________________________ 69c
$" 5.0 'lrousers "3"89 collars. Pretty colors and combing} glain white, tan, blue and oxblood in de- -
' ‘i. . ' . ' :: ‘ ' ’ ' . sirable wash materials, now very 113:0 u'ced. . c; ..
a . $l.‘0 ..trans cut 10 ...... . ......... 8c
$3-°° JEE‘SHS ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ‘32‘49 50c \\ ash Suits 110w reduced to. ..39c $1.50 Wash Suits, 110w reduced 10. . . .$1.19 W . 9
1 1 ' . " ‘ 75c \\ ash Suits, 110“ reduced 10. ...59c $2.00 Wash Suits, 110w reduced tn. . . .$r.4g ... S _ ._ . _ .. ~
$430 Trousm‘si """"""" $319 $1.00 Wash Suits 110w reduced to. ..‘7gc $2.50 Wash Suits. 110w reduced in. . . .$1.85 $.30 ”in“ H" m " """"""""""" $1.219
$5.00 Trousers .‘.rt‘ ......... $389 .. tr t $2.50 Straws cut to ....... . ..... .............$r.69
‘1 * Children s S raw Ha s
Q . . . . . . . . . _ $‘ .00-$ ."0 Straws. 110w ...................... .
. ‘b A“ mes at each M and the biggest and broad We have made a clean sweep among the straws for bbys and children. i 3 1 , . $2 29
est variety of new patterns \nd colorings' in town. 50c Ilats, reduced ..... ..xsy.c $1. 50 Hats reduced . . . . .............. 85c $4.00 Straws cut to ............... i .......... $2.69
Men’s Straw Hats
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1
We never carry over any straw hats as We de-
pend on a deep price cut to clean up all, we have left,
iii Welt woo-g
Dr. Herbert D. "
, t Norris. is yeste “ the JSW'mllie
; imminent; atmihgy air"
._. ' mammalian. by his '
rum o-bern. Dr. X
‘&the motorboat races Satisfi '_
trip was abandoned on new
the wasthen . — ‘
. work preparatory to the constru
M Dodm'iiék Can'cnrl'a new building]
‘ at the intersection or Beaview nvenud' ‘~
~ and “Wall!!! funnel. The little
building'on’ site'otuthc proposed
:_ ”petunia beingmov back a. num-
ber of rent. Elnch flat era will also
“do the exenvllfldgiin e cellar.
Captaih "R. W. ‘Sin‘lfli’took a party of
friends for a cairn! abOut thirty miles
. on “anthem . yesterday'niternoon in
his unch. Jam Elwin: was engin-
intends I ”pilot. The oth-
uphill and Mrs.
man-:11. haw.
cud 1(1an
:Y‘ I.
WWW
igust 4 ‘iulii 6.
Finch Men have started I88. 19.0 or "Will be Idol-cum of welcome by Dr.
er};
a 911- iHibbnrd and titans
101‘ 139 W. Pcnnimcn. of Brockton.in 1,
an ro- whcharéspoiis‘efiillbemi midcb‘ySu-
811 a promo Chancellor names, of Jackson-
Irvingl‘
23111111 131119 nitration it ill Inflated that no
11
10111th1‘
‘hi
hi.» it"s.—
. one of the gran: parted leaders or
the Mur‘rigormM rank, ocepli H. Lyon.
Monday tendon. August 3, at 4
bfcl'oeir 11131931101. or the camp
Will tall
Dr.
d l(”16111111101111 it
an is corrupt
figfi 1119' “‘1th dip to.
(dim Barney, find. in turn will place
He will
rink 6f the 'c‘rder, in charge.
flat-Quinta; ceremgny will be tol-
“ ndrdiisea by Gov.
timid and y"mirror ‘iiibiiard.
merge W. reruns
gape chancellor 069
sedan bosom, \vi
90f Brockton,
lmonw‘caitn avenue. Monday. Au'gust 3.‘
ed at the Hotel Somerset. and themes
slant of the body will hé held
great convention hill of the hotel.
Tuesday
gm 8: Woodward: supreme represen-
tative and chairman of thé grand
lodge committeeutilov. Gull. Mayor
.. ammonium“ men wt
says.
lodges
stand will We arcted in Post-0mm
ysquare. Tueddfi evening a reception
will be tendered *to the member: 01
the supreme lodge and their ladies, int least 10 it. ts and about 200 sis
fie trimsrer or the at the Hotel Somerset, and at “the ten: in line
1110th aiis'hc‘hiisotta will some time there will be a recepti
iiiiide by ‘Siiili'em 9 Representative to the supreme temple of Pvthlali fi
113 chairman or tern at the Hotel Brunswick WI!
will be their headquarters during the Liberal mil-8s have
rome Chnn- week. d i l
The program for the remain or from various parts 0 e
‘Gon. ran81011511 art, commanding the of the convention period will be 0111-0 M 3 D- m. reception by iim supreme
ticnlly as tolloWs:
Wednesday, August 6, at 10 a. m.. pit 111“”thch Hall,
rade of the subordinate lodges. un-
der the direction of P. 0.. George E.
Wr'agg at Chelsea. This parade will
domain of proceed over the same line of march
oitabiiah head- as the military parade or the preced-
icn opens! quarter's at the Hotel somerset. Com- ing day. Prizes aggregating $800 will lodge or the Order in New England
~' ‘~ be given to lodges making the best
The rcpt-elite lodge Will also be locat- display Details may be learned on ap-
plication to George E. thgg, 311 Admission will be by the passwords
in the Ford building, 13051011.
Mr Wragg says there will be 10000
moi-ding, August At. there of the Massachusetts knights in line
when he gives the order to move. in
a letter toithe grand chancellor he ohreh. Colum s avenue 1° 30- 39"
“Rhoda inland lilo promit’cd at mon by Cr
least 1.200 nevi
ancellor wil have 2.000:
, and COnnecticut,
grand chancellor,
members
villa. It 2 p 111., August {will occur New Big. .1 Jurisdiction not heard
from. and whilb the chairman oi! the quartette.
committee can be has tailed to re-
Jho command 0! ceivc any reply
”T a ll inc 0! march1 cars of that com
.A ‘ from individual lodged that the state
will be represented.
the dis ay of members. a number of or the Honda of Representatives. and
re prepaid
bars in
"Q. "
vTeiephon Call. 6322 ‘. -
""" fut AW
....
to imifio s the public with the spirit
or lntere maidtained by the mem-
bers. The 'thinn Sisters will have
«At 2‘ p.1u tb drill competition in Johnson.
capip will begin, continue morning
and afternoon, Thi‘rsday and Friday.
competitors will enter {or the awards
country.
rs of the der; in
hursday. Animist 6.
During the day excursion of the su-
pr'mne temple Pythian Sisters, to Nan-
taskt‘ Beach
Friday. August 7. 8 p m.. Peter‘ der reasonable conditions.
Woodland Lodge '0! Lynn, largest
lodge to all mom
9811563.
having 566 members July 1 will ex
amplify the ranks of base and knight.
Saturday, August 8, the Uniform
Rank will break camp.
Sunday. August 9, specie? religious
service at the Union Congregational
ii Prela‘tc Rev. Allen
psnlrc Bay's tinny E. Btockdale, pastor of the church
ermcnt will send
through it's inant Notes Pythlanlsm" A qnec- him to perfect heal
promises 30011 tel musical gingham will be preient- Discovery in the
liable in the duly ed, under
Bates, ”slated by the Schubert mole it has no ennui
h relifith'l‘ry it.
Tuesda . A 1. banquet to t e at . -
tho: grand m! pram. yion “fig-Jinn bers. and their 31.00. 'l‘ria
he nu assuran ii indies, iii 115131 somerset. Supreme
bottle tree.
in addition to side, and Hon. John N. Cole, speaker nous.
ax to have attrac- a member at William B. Gale Lodge.
tilt 1m that card
111th 5.1m
SGHRECK AND JOHNStON MATCH-
ED.
CHICAGO. August l.———A dispatch to
the Tribune from Cincinnati, 0. says:
Mike Schreck, of this elm-and Jack
the colored heavyweight.
have been matched to box twenty
rounds at the National Sporting Club
on altered and in London on .Oetoberv 19. Frank Kel-
ly, who now is managing Schreck, re-
ceived word to that effect yesterday
from the club's American representa-
tive. C. F. Mathison. of New York city.
Schreck and Johnson will light for
the world’s heavyweight championship.
Johnson now claims the title. Tommy
Burns having refused to meet him un-
They will
receive a purse of $5,000 and all
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Everybody .in Zanesville, 0., knows
Mra._Mary bee, or rural route 8. She
writes: "My husband, James Lee, tlrni~
ly believIgi he ages hilsxliie to the ass: 1‘71: 4 1 r
of Dr, ng's aw scovery. is ,
lungs were so severely directed that “1. “003100 “HIM“! Mi
consumption seemed inevitable. when
a friend recommended New Discovery.
who will in? for his subject: “Dain- We tried it. and its use has restored
." Dr. King a New
11g of throat and 1 ~—'
direction of better lung remedies. For coughs and colds
'flle first dose given
Sold under guarantee Joseph Newton Hemphill has been re
ter's drug store. 50c and lievcd by Capt. Giles B. Harbor, cam-i
W“ 1hill 1! i 1h 1-
Repre'lenmflvg wquworth will Dre- POPE RECEIVES, CARDINAL GIB. 1.0531113111302025. Mgliiiintynangtcrrdlmiw'm 3113"“ "m iiii ”03'"?
ROME, August. 1.-—Cnrdlnal Gibons.
of Baltimore, was received in private
dilye floats in line.. and some or the Lawrence, will get u; toutmaater. audience by the pore. today. The Don-
cottuinca to the!” worn by lodge meni- W i "
. thmpd‘ndo will be rich,
. unique and ot I: tpyc well 'caiculstciiQ or'yog Ip‘quil'e will
sail nflactlonnio
our mind and held his guest. in conversation tor
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5715.. (1.5;: 31111 .‘ z I
Solidi Norwalk
‘2 .e: :2.
GEN. WARDEEL CAND WIFE IN FUNERAL OF ‘G. W. BANDS
M x1 °~ ~ Panic ‘Augusii -—rrhe inneraioio
CHICAGO, All at L—A dis tch to . ’ .. ‘ . ‘
the Tribune limit“ Los Angete‘iia says: .1 Winthrop Builds, a stepson of William
A telegram to the superintendent on K. Vanderbilt who was killed in an»
the County Hospital yesterday said, autonionile accident at l’oissy Wednes-
thni General J. C. Warden and his 58?. Wait held in the American Church
leper wife. with their nurSe. had ante: On the Avomtle do l'iilina’ today the
ly crossed the Mexican boundary lines RW.'D1' Morgan ‘notliciating W. K.
and here on their way to ii. mountain. Vanderbilt fund Mrs. Vandeibilt,‘ Am-
Valley retreat where theaged “veteran bssaador and Mrs. White. Stephen
expects to arena the rest or his days Sands the do d man's brdther. and his
nursing his afflicted Wife. Gen.Wa'1-. Widow ,togdt 1- with many other Am-
dell abducted his spouse from the erlcnn reside oteParis were present.
county hospital, after learning that The casket lreniain in the church
she had leprosy. and alter appealingi vault pendingitita transfer to America.
. l .
in vain to the authorities to permit
ONLY CURE FOR D.Y8IPEP8IA
him to take her to Mexico, where be
ex- might give her personal a'nd protes 111".anan Bush. or New Castle.
says: "i cultured for years with '
clonal attention. . . Del.
‘ dyspepsia, used to have gieat distress.
§and belching; I tried everything i '
could hear of, but. nothing helped me
.1 until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
,cent bottle cured me completely. "
*Idr nihilism For sale 1) R. 11. Plnlsted, F. H
Baxter and T 3 Clifford Pharmacy. " _‘
“9—.“
3 CARRIAGE wadCitso av AUTOMO-
‘ IILE.
. ., lilDGm‘lELD,’ August 1 H—Mrs John
‘ ‘Sturgisa and ’her young son were in-
jured, last night, when the carriage
in which they were driving was wreok- ‘
ed by n automobile belonging to a
New Y it: man. Q _ ‘
near. tbc
Signaturc‘cr .,
COMMANDER.“ THE MAINE.
MANlLA, August 1.——Redr Admiral
”' mander oi the Maine. Adn‘i‘irai Hemp-
tbs}: Dorrf‘htor 1119131111103 on the Mon-i. “*1 ’E‘MW “it" mains-13:;
no a e no tcs ips Maine 11 ‘ ‘
Alabama. at the advance ileet o c fighwmmtfidfimfh“wi {lit/#12
guards battle;liip i‘ieet, sailed tlil-omQ id Wuhan. l I dorm: iofii
an in today or B ngapore on t air I'll r- lumen i- . .x‘,
way round the world to the Atlantic ?£‘m£'f‘" “m “WWW "-
lccniit min; Q Wtwim' , . . ..
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