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TEETNECESTSKRY ,* §
T’ dstlon has been made by
3 business men in the first
T t a. public parking place
ewhere' near the center
T 11 Wall street, where the
'es, going everywhere, to
to iRoton Point, to Cran-
"could stay and welt tor pas-
tedd or standing tor hours
' front of large stores, such
'3. Raymond’s, Montgoruz~
{30thers who are having all
t
sTible that the metter will
ve consideration by the
T nation as it would lessen
. on on the small side
eh are sure to become
' soon as the litneys, cars
' are made to evacuate from.
on Main street and Wall
take up new but near
was ever line up on both
of these small streets.
there will be great danger
T cident The dealers and
TL- themselves do not want
5:111 expected that the find-
king space woald be eager
thy 1111.901“ the question
he “who will provide the
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*TINOPLE July 21.-—-Iron
ve probably caused more
acres and pograms in the
11 political agitators. All
3 e Near East are provided
‘ iron shutters which work
" ves W'hen they are hang-
ey make as much noise as
11. Every time there is
any sort of trouble some
_hant slams down his shut-
tect his plate glass. ‘With-
eating the cause other
{' follow instantly with such
{‘2 ‘ the public becomes pan~
ushes about trying to dis-
cause of the flurry,
moments, excited crowds
T any rumor which ls put
” ation. Pickpoekets avail
' . of such opportunities.
tors. street fakirs and mu-
ther crowds by this device.
Trkish city the circulation of
that a. movement is to be
:{Tainsl Christians will cause
1enian and Greek shops to
in a few minutes, and. fre-
he noisy closing of the shops
[religious hatred of the Mos
action
111 WOMEN
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{ N, July 21. «Some of the
Téwspapers lament that Eng-
'; n and 'girls‘linve gone “bet-
3’ and that it is a common
‘ 115 in offices. on the stage.
women, and even school girls,
3 ers varying from six pence
Thouldn't WP. gamble?" one
ice girl asked “Now the
or we must have some harm-
mam mustn't we?”
r us bet on tennis and golf,
ments to marry. and even
word people will open con-
.with.”
{ess man complained his of-
{“chatter more about their
their work." and another
\is cook seemed ”more con-
ut odds than ovens.”
us even incited my wife. to
ts,” he added.
11 Emperor
True to Alliance
T N Bavaria, July 21.—-—Eng-
3 king Edward V.,lI once
rsuade Emperor Franz Jos-
{stria to break away from
{geays General Conrad von
_ former commander 1n«
e Austrian Army The gen-
{ed 111 a speech here. the
_ that the fidelity of Franz
:thn German Austrian alli
often questioned but in
nv temptations he
thful to the pact had re»
Yeas 1gb ” he Went on
13 just, become chief of the
ff. 11m Emperor remarked
is peculiar way ‘Do you
in: Edward has been vis-
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T. 33' mm
,. B... 1 ...::;._W
.I‘Ol" saw the war
,1!” kept true to tiingglx:
. 5911'“: St!" hves in 0111'
at has existed far more
T is peace and war will
.9 Such a country as Ger»
lever perish. and Austria
:Stand by her side."
Trv to
3 fieach North Point '
. rEN‘. July 21
on North Point
9 Danish 9x910
~An at-
and thus”
ratxan of
nland win he
3 the young D“
{18? explore,- th‘ is]! Scien-
his exoediti
V331?” about tw-o years.
msdé‘ by :3
IS Bummexsi
on, Wth is
3 Sclentjfi
‘9 llamas“ 15 .0 T
is,
T ish
sovermgnty 61' all '3
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{ ated €11 capacity of geoio- T
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tumors.
Clark’s MidSummer Sale is more than
a} sale-it is an established institution—an
event in the lives of hundreds of home fur-
nishersT It needs no introduction to the
public nor no fine arguments to exploit its
merits. Every person who has attended one
of them knows its genuineness, the nature
andfchziracter ofthe ofierings and theextra—
'T ordinary savings (to be made.-
This year’s Sale will be greater than
ness gives you the advantages of much wider
selections and; increasing buying power
wives you more unusual buying opportunities.
’ Because of this great buying power our
prices have always been lower than they are
elsewhere and with this‘ 15% reduction we
believe you will make a saving of at least
25% on everything you purchased
*l
H Everything for the
Living Room and
- Library
for the living room or library you will find
many odd pieces, as well as complete suites,
in combinations of cane and mahogany; in
upholstered patterns in both tapestry and
.2lour; library and davenport tables; massive
“comfy” chairs and dainty rockers; beautiful
lamps for floor and table.
i.
\
Everythrng for the
Bedroom
For the bedroom you will find both matched
#suites and single pieces; in American Walnut,
Mahogany, Old Ivory and' m the Oak finish-
es. lo dainty period designs; simple
Colomal patterns; those of modern design;
and 1n addition an excellent selection of brass
beds, and steel beds in enamél'finis’h.
Our Guarantee
in our entire stack is plainly
marked at the regular price.
' You simply deduct 15%
31?? 151: on every dollar
3and $15 on e'Very
e,
L
l
O
regular
low
ever before as our constantly growing busi- 3
We guarantee that every article
1: T‘ ' .3 from the price, saving,
hundréd Our
paces make? ,.
tins saying {39:33,
a.
Now In Full Swmg-—An Unprecedented
This applies to both outset»
town as well as local 1:11:-
3 and Floor Coverings in Our
1
L2; .3
Tremendous Stock
Nothing Is Reserved and Everything
Is of That Dependable Clark Quality
‘Which Assures Lasting Satisfactlom
Buy on Credrt or Pay Cash
This Reduction Applies to All
Furniture, Home Furnishings, Rugs
3 Come In and Select What You Need
and Save 1 5% Whether You
i.
We will he pleas
: to hold any purchase
for later delivery, if de-
sired, free of charge. Free
dehvery anywhere in New
England. »
’ and other standard makes
to this _ 1531,1115.
ed
Our stocks were never more complete
than they are nght now and every article is
of that guaranteed quality that has made the
CLARK Store famous for 25 years and first.
in the minds of those who want merchandise
bf dependable ~quality.
Whatever your needs may lac—whether
. it be a complete suite 01’ a single piece NOW
-——at this Sale-45 the time to select it Not
only should you satisfy your present needs
but you should anticipate yen:- needs for the
conung season. It will pay you handsome-
ly to do so as the savings are deadedlv worth
while.
You don’t need to pay cash to map the
benefit of this reduction. Open a charge
account, make a small deposit and your pur-
slfilses will be delivered to your home, or if
you desire, we will hold them, without charge.
for future delivery. The privilege is accord-
to out—of-town customers as well as local cus-
tomers.
Everything for {the
Dining Room 3
lo the dining’ room it is particulirly desirable
to have attractive furniture. We have an
excellent variety of both suites and séts of
chairs, as well as single tables, bullets and
china cabinets. They may her/had in Oak I
Mahogany or Walnut, in both period and
modern design. .
v
Everything for the ~
Kitchen
0111' assortment of kitchen furniture is com-
plete. You will have no trouble in com-
pletcly furnishing your kitchen or in finding
the one odd piece you lack, whether it be a
refrigerator kitchen cabinet, range or a table,
T_ you will find it here 111 great viricty.
‘ All Colombo GmfomlasSupcr. /
tones; Clarinolas, Lawson; {3 3-
' of phonographs carried
by 116m. also subjecti ‘T
: count. r1111. is u
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