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THE WASHINGTON TRIES TUESDAY JULY 26 1910CT i

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POLICE

Officials Skeptical AboutStory That Ship Captainy Took Action

WIRELESS IS WEAKCOMMUNICATION OFF

Over PossibilityTrue I eottftcatioB on JdoaCroee

mitts laoomptete

pen tin aOeaed wife mmdeier and

doubt tie authenticity of tine story pub

the Canadian liner Montroae-

Thto story did not tell how the paperhad received the loll but told

bow theyhad Lama placed under arrest and arevolver and knife takes from CHppcnand bow they were bring held under

The ponce official declare the vesselon which Crippen and Pies Lear arelie is angers la equipped with a veryweak sot ef nil jlten hiirti umiiim whichwul not transmit mere than 9M miles

poaaiMc that she could haw beeR hiday

Pnttce SkepticalAa a rssuH the pollee give little cred-

ence to the arrest very J point ofmanifeathig

extreme nervousness over the possi-bility that the captain of the Montroae-

ncatkm of Rev Robinson and son asCrIppea and his typist It is pointed

out that the captain made the identifl-catVm more upon nervous actions-

of themEven tnsjrgdliiB that Dr Crippen and

Miss Leneve are on the ontrose prom-inent lawyers in England suggest thatthe conviction of Dr Crippen andLeneve almost impossible As thecorpse cannot be identified and as thepolice surgeons are unable to swear thata murder has been committed the law-yers declare that a conviction would beextremely difficult under the Knglishlaw unless Crtppen has confessed toSit Leneve or unless he can be breedto Gamer to the police

Has Strong Defense

up a ftKmMabte defense which the nolice might be unable to break down be-cause of their inability to prove themss dettonVAlthough the police eCAemte refuse to

toll on what slxsjiinir thesupposed to be or even to tellvessel Inspertor Dew is hnrryhigCanada there to little doubt that the

rentfc respectivelyThe Laorentic wfll land thatInspector Dew will have a chance to

board the Montrose before any of herpassengers disembark Dew is well ac-quainted with both Crippen and MssLeneve and would have no trouble In

SWEARS VENGEANCE-ON DR CRIPPEN

Jury at If the Jaw is

White with hatred for Dr

in connection with the murder eC hiswife Belle Etmore Walter N av

made this declarationHe is the father ef Ethel Clare Lea

eve the prdty girl who posing asTrench was for years Crippens sten-ographer and te now believed to bewith him disguised as a boy on thesteamer Montroae speeding to Canada

Net for aa hour since the case be-came public nearly two weeks ago hasHeave failed to follow every develop-ment He has spent day after dayabout Scotland every bitof information vouchsafed by the mendirecting the search which covered theentire world-

L aiD believe that the American exexcised and exercises a peculiar powerover my daughter said heave It

Butno matter what the cost

Throuflh the detectives from Sir Melrifle MacZCauchten down are aatistledthat and the girl are on theMontroae and that Inspector Dew willnab them after The liner Laurentic hasacross the omen other clues continueto reach the headquarters of the hunt

Interest In the ease is still at feverheat Not in yeas has London beento wrought up over a murder mysteryBetting on Crtppeas possible capture isgoing on In the dubs and in the stockexchange where the odds were 4 to 1that he would km himself and C to 1that be and the girl would toll them-selves

The police have pieced together themovements of the from the timeare now to show fairlywell where they were every day fromthe time they left London tin theyawarded the It is understoodthat they have discovered material thatwill be of great use in the court

officials bowev refused to comment on it today Never

with his chiefs here andcaptain by relaying wireless messagesis reported anthorative At noon London time today the Laurentic was but239 mOes behind the Montrose

THROAT SLASHINGIMPELLED BY HEAT

CXNCnVMATI OhIo July at TIle con-dition of Dr William Burnley whocame from Richmond and who

throat and tnen siishedHe

naT 0BBattribute his sexton to ef-

fects of the jctmne heatMrs Burnley after the attack by her

husband was barely abte to stagger tethe treat door of their aaartmenta whenthe sumnaoned heir

Her condition also Is serious

JiOMTT AT PANAMAFaKAMA July President Mautl f

Stair via Europe to here aboard tileChOean enaaer Ssmeralda aniseed m-

Frseident Montt is hi Olthat tact did not pit tmt a

reception tendered him

CRIPPEN

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Net Felt

roMDQK Jirly Tart eIl-

ArIaIII aretile en D H II Clip

Bghd Clare LeIIeftI areto be fleeing to eaHsIted here that the pear had

M ridocean by tile captain of

and that Leneve had coat

how Gxhppea and Leneve had beeRheard the crime

armed in rate esabbs

at moat 80 that It bitLIoH wttIt tile

ffact tile pdice are today

nay have been taken ta his Mend

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Hawley Baavey Crqpe the Amedcn wanted Jlere

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GAGE OF BATTLE THROWN DOWNBY RUZZIE TO RIVAL HARPER

Garden Hose Suggested asWeapon for Clash WithBrunhildes Champion

NEW YORK J r ameaself Helea warns see the

baaar m wm Jf wants to ona hflMop like a

think rm as good a man physically aaHarper sad as good man m my heart

snow MmoeirHes done a great deal of talking

Everybody knows that Aad I quee-

ttan his right to talk I hardly knowthe man But I know felon She wasmy affianced wife Harper butted inI say he butted to Any time thatHarper will leave Helens side for aminute Lad signify where be wouldlike to see me Ill be there

Yea I know hes larger But hisnerve isnt any better than mine Notby a d fight Ive sot two fistsAnd theyre an tight I think

Thus spake Rnzalelamb regardingHelen of Stamford sad of WCttur

the engineer who he says cameto Linden Lodge with Us ApoUo 4nteform and his srifrnttfic suggestions ofairships and worldbeating motorboatswinning away from Russielamb thethoughts and attentions of lidos

Like a Gibeee ManRucielamb as he made tide state-

ment unconsciously stood very straightHe might have served Gibson for amodel of a summer man Just then Hisbroadbrimmed straw was tilted back sothat the wisp of an auburn curl showedon his forehead under the brim Hisfare was tanned a light mahoganytintThe band of his hat was xray matchtop the scarf under his atttf high cel-

lar His coat and trousere o lightbrown material faultless U worewhite caavae ahoet Tbey had rubber

tioR that he wove rubbers wW tilethought of taking Harper

But said tile pinkfaced ZOUBO manIts dead zignt so far Fm not a heronothing like that Bat honestly I

dont think it would take a hero to dis-pose of Harper I rather think that agarden hose would do it-

Rnzzneo unused tat dabbtms with achickenStamford and declared

Tve got my roaattaMr aU rtgt Iueiwe to sue a wascan all thenave Jumped t me

BeJtwicl Is RweatftdBut K T W Galesple is a friend of

Miss Smith Be told me that she wasa Jolly Bohemian and I must takethings that she said or wrote too seriouslytorattly that I saved aU the letters that

realise money on them I have thateditorial hi my pocket and willIt to my lawyer tomorrow Wihas he to tiller such a thing

OP the ether hand said RuneIamb with that smile which may haveinduced Miss Smiths alleged exdamat-iom that he was a too horribly sweetboy I dont care what the papersprint so long as they give me a haltway square deal In beginning a suitlike this I didnt expect more than ahalf way square deal If Iril think rm a wonder

But the people here in Stamfordthey dont give the cold shoulder ortile angry eye I dont care what anynewspapers have said they dont do

didnt bow to a soul till they bowed-to me I wasat taking any chancesof being cut Well everybody Iever knew gave me a glad wave or averbal greeting

Pve Shake His HudFive young fellows whom I knew

them is a lawyer with an office ic theBelt block named alter my grandfather came right up and shookhands with me and told me that theyhoped I would win out That a fact

ttiets

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twoWII2tts tile

then pit to is tet Harper

Har-per

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achesHe tile pnp4el

mind at tIe ear Hotel Ia

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He or his hu said

Helfta wrote me Ja order snipe dlgy toj

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that

It When I enure ever to Stamford I

and UTe known a long timoue or

If su-

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men fight far her Aks dopift-hats setteeIf she demat

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Some of the Sayings ofRuzzielamb

fFve got two flats and theyre allright I think-

It ironldnt take A hero to dispose-of Hnrpcrj a garden hose wouldda the Work better-

If I Jet a halfirny aauarc dealIll think Im a wonder

Bvcrybody I ever knew save me aglad wave

Harper butted in Anytime AC

leaves Helens side for a minutesad sigalflei vvLore he would liketo me Ill be there

All Helen servants knew me andregarded inc as their future

I deat mind bl not speaktajf to-e Viler Why my father

As young GrtowoJd giving the ta-

terrlew he stood m front of the Carl-ton House on the old Boston post roadand as he stood there a motor earwhirled by driven by a cmvotteur whogrinned at tiM eight of Jtnsxielamband a young woman In the rear seatwho bowed and laughed and waved herhand

TThatTs Katie Burns one of HelenssaM GrfawoW girl who

waved at me Guess I oughtnt to havenoticed mean mentioned H be-cause Helen will probably fire her ifshe knows she bowed pleasantly to me

me as their future mentor Thatsthe truth And rm sure they liked meKato wouldnt have waved that ray attbe possible cost of her job if she didntlike me Well I sever did anybody anywrong Maybe thats why Katie sticksto me although Helen wouldnt look at

Father Is ttiedftlafp-

GeOebter Stegfiie0r saM Just then

the reporter walked dowa the streetwith him to tbe City Han square Nearone of the most select shops of Stamford stood two men GrinwoW bowed toboth of them bowed affably in re-turn The other stood stiffnecked

Sew you do Mr Ballard ceDedGriswold Then be bowedbriefly to the other man But there was

What do you think of de-manded honeylamb H epausod andbit his lip Wow what do you thinkof his not bowing to ma Of course Idont mind his not speaking We haventspoken for a long time But be alwaysused to bow to me

Who is her asked the reporterMy father said TTsnlnlsmb His

Up curled openly My mother divorcedhim for cruelty and abandonment Wenever talked much But be alwaysbowed and smiled before Notice Henever even looked at me WeH myfathers the only ems that has turnedme down Here tomes a fdend eC mineBet he talks to me

GreeSaB Free Mr ViaA young Mr Mttlbmn with hto coat

sleeves turned into ruCAes on account ofthe heat shook Jtnsatetamb mostcordially by baud

My dear Russell said be werean with you to a man Rely we are

ThaTs dead of you said Russte-In a rush of speech

In Stamford of an artemooa youngmatrons and stnnatngly pretty youngairs go skimming around in motor carsAt eventide they whir down to the railroad stations to meet husbands fathers

of romances sometimes as it wereThe reporter saw with some am

meat at least fifty oh such prettygirls bow openly nod even with extracovdtaBty as if the occasion demandedH to Russia And Ruszie waved-at them all impartially but gallantlywaving with an H engraved hankiethat Brunhild had sent to him onhis birthday a year ago accompanied-by much wireless sentimental wlzardy

The events of the day TSj the great

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ssTile Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been

in use for over 30 years has borne the signature ofr and has under his per

AUowno one to deceive you in thisAll GotLftterfeitg Imitations and Justasgood are butExperia ents that trifle with and endanger the health ofInfants said Children against Experiment

Oastort fe a formless substitute for Castor OilDrops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant Itceatates neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic

sabetaace Its vibe is its guarantee It destroys Wormsaad allays Feverishness It cures iarrhcea and WindColic It Teething Troubles cures Constipation-and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates theStomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep5H e Childreas Mothers Friend

CEffUilf CASTSears the Signature o-

fHe Kind Yon HEYG Alwaysin Use For Over SO Years

THE eiTAun COMPANY TT MURRAY btjuxr ncwronxerrr

been madeonsi supervision since its infimcy

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Breach of Promise CasePlaintiff Greeted by Maid

Father Is DisdainfuL

here Mrs Vincent

This woman seas I prompted myboy to brine this It tart so Butwhen she says I tried to make tao

I tried to

her infatuation over my MRThats when I started out to make trou-ble j

to her laving my boyaround her all the shewas wonut that was theflnt

The second was fctwoman even when my

boy was a schoolboy she as kwoman JIbe to sane years oW rthan myself and I am fortynineAnd the third reason why I instatedthat Russell should have nothing to dowith her when be a was thathim cigarettes

Russell had never in his life touched acigarette unto he went to that womansAnd then he began to think itwas a smart thing to do

In his studies graduating only oneremoved from the in Menschool but after be met Helen Smithnobody could ever get him to stwy anything but Helen Smith and her wantsand desires That is the truth

sf predee INk mdy JNtt 11something to

suitDatIIea she is rightmake lip what

1 obJeated

bo7 was aschoolboy at that tlme and was

wasshe to sMoke

houseRussell was tile sort of aby

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Alexandria Man Accused ofBurning Shop Awaits

i Grand Jury

ALEXANDRIA YJL JULY X-

Qeorge Bled was this ntorntag heldto tile grand Jury by Justice Cato onthe char of setting fire to his shopat the corner of Alfred and Oraaokestreet last Sunday night

PIN Chief Pettey Chief of PokeGoods and Policemen Bell and Rawloft testified to having found paper wetvtth off under the floor of the house

stated that he left Ida shop

at his homebroke out He claimed that a well

lamp UU to the floor sitting fire tthe bnfldtng Bland carded Jnsuranee-a tM oa the stock

The funeral of Mrs Mimlti Page washeld from St Marys catholic Churchthis moraine and was Urgelt atttmUaThe Hv Father Kelly assistant pastor officiated Burial fat St MarysCemetery

The funeral of Shirley Keyee washeld from Pemaines Chapel thismorning The Rev

GEORGE LAND HELD

ON ARSON CHARGE

W ION TIMD

the Are bad beenSIIId

after n oclock anda away

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oaare Then the-Me

was

or of the MethodistChurch South at Ltneolnta officiatedBurial was in the cemetery at Sharon

The fuwal of Miss Sarah E Simpson will be held from the MethodistBpI Church South this afternoonat S oclock The Hen H X Canterwill officiate Burial will be is thePresbyterian Cemaiery

Largo crowds today went to arsfemHon the early boats the occasion

behre the excursion given by Alex-andria department A stilt largercrowd te expected to so down thetms evening

CHICAGO IN PERILOF BUILDING STRIKE

CHICAGO July X The general tieup-of building operations m Chicago Mveiving sympathetic strikes of merethan 1EM eonstructiea mechanics hav-ing been decided upon by the ChicagoSidling Trades Council will go intoeffect tomorrow unless some effectivesteps are taken to heed it ell

The employers say they wilt not yletd-in which event the strike is assuredThe action of the council was there ata secret to compel the OtisElevator Company ts reinstate sulkingmembers of Elevator ConstructorsUnion

FOUR HOUSES SOLDCharles Walker lens Just sold tour

residences enta street lee 91MMThese houses are designated at NoLKM to Mt and the sales were modethrongs the office of Stone A Fairfax

Two the houses were sold to fam-ines which will occupy them and theother two sold as an investment underrental The houses contain six roomsand ttle bath and have a frost porch

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BY CAR ON TRESTLE-

One Man Killed Many inDanger in Panic on

High StrumsCHICAGO Jetty XOne is dead

and a number of women are m a stateaf nervous collapse today as toe resultcf heave fmnffltt on high trestle withan electric car ranking down on themeKtthty men women and children werplaced m peril They were mEmbers ofthe German VterawB Association othis city who ofcnicked yesterday netKlKin Late teat night they were returnlag to the car line and were caught oathe trestle Many Jumped from thestructure and others wereJust as a catastrophe seemed inevitablethe car was tttonped

Henry LJndoerfer sixtysevgt threvrhimself from the trestle and track ona fence below He died m few hourslaterMn usury Bonne with a fld in eacharm tried to throw ocrsett from thetrestle Her husband caught her dress

and was nearly dragged from the struc-ture but saved his wife end babies

BROKER LAWRENCE FAILSYORK July at The failure of

A a commission brokerand a luembet of the Consolidated StockExchange was announced today Onlyabout 2W shares of varlet stocks areinvolved

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Sale Reductions in All

I to Level Stocks Before StockTaking fJl

Preventory Depart-

inents

10caOdd and ends cleaned up from

one of tile largest paper mills in thecountry

Cranes and makes Eachpackage contains from Mt to 19sheets of writing paper in whiteblue or gray

a lbEnvelopes to match at 6c packages

of 25 each

Writing Paperslb 4 Cup

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Letter or DOte fire Sale price

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It is clearing time for these dresses and we have put on them that will make the entire lot go outia a jiify and give you a bargain seldom fowled in season or out

Thcari lingerie embroidery and face trimmed Dresses of soft French MuM jai dabcxzieiy kseried with Swisscombined with Insertions of Point Venice bee

In dainty shades of lavender pink fight Woe and whitej

The identical style and quality Dresses sold in other stores at ten dollars Here tomorrow at 398

1 0 Embroidery and 3 98I Lace lingerie Dressesrice

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Womens Muslin WearNightgowns with ofcluster tucks ruffles aroundsleeves Regular 5dc values PreInventory OQSale price each C-

w abe Muslin andcambric rufflestuck lengths Worth

j Me pair PreInventory Sale price OtCWomens short White Petticoats made withruffles hem and tucks Sold regularly at fA-c PrInventory Sale priceWomenK Gowns long and short chemdrawers corset covers etc Trimmed withembroidery tucks and ruffles Valuesup to c PreInventory Saleprice JifCWomens Muslin and Cambric Drawers withhemstitched ruffles all sties Me f-

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Princess of floe quality nainsook and lawn Trimmed with and Val

lafldtercfiiefs at Qearaoce Prices

der HandkerchiefsMens plain white hemstitched and

ic Tucked Border Handkerchiefs threefor r

silk embroidered initialWomens Pure Linen Semstitched bor

doe HandkerchiefsMens Pare Linen Hemstitched harder

Mens Pure Linen Hemstitched box

Mens Pure Linen Initial Handker tfchiefs very fine quality cJ-

l c and 26c Pure Linen Embroidered fHyHandkerchiefs JL J

1 k Curtain Swiss 4ic ydWe do not wish to count this lot of draperies

ns ourto dispose of it tomorrow

Yardwide Swiss sheer Quality-in striped patterns suitable curtain dra-peries and

lOc value at 4c yard4th floor

35c China

96 rolls of extra heavy weight 95lb ChinaMatting to be dosed out at less than importcost

dose woven smooth finish straw doublecorded edge quality in check tripe and plaiddesigns Colorings of red green blue andbrown

Soil regularly at Sic a yard Clearance price

Yardwide Cambric a soft finished dose wov-en owattty free from dressing Suitable for mak-ing wocncas and summerments

Regular lie valve at 7c yard

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I extra size

extrawith deep

WIth lace and all

f C

lses

j pair PreInventory Sale price C

torchhoes Del ribbon beading Regular 87Sale priceI

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Handkerchiefs ZC

tOeHaudkerehnfa with large 5all letters c

lIegfzc

der Handkerchiefs

inventoryand this Is the way We progood

698 Roll

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1 Oc Cambric yd

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thats why we close at 6 p m on Saturdays Closeother days at 5 p m

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Free TomorrowW-e will present free of charge with the

makers compliments a sample package ofYeiser to each purchase

in the Notion department tomorrowHighly recommended by dressmakers Ask

for a sample package and find out for yourself just bow handy and useful they are

MIens Summer WearMens Gauze Ibis Half Hose made with dou-

ble heel and toe Plate black only All sixesValues worth 26c pair Prelnveatory Saleprice

Yens Seanfiess Half Hose made with doubleheel and toe in tan lavender green navy etcetc All sizes Worth 17e pair PreInven Qtory Sale price pair C

Yens White Negligee Shirts of good qualitybutchers linen In coat and regular styles withcuffs attached and detached All sizes

Yens Bathand maroon borders All sizes Values worthfrom l25 to 225 PreIaventory Sale rjnprice

Yens Allsilk Fourin Haad Keckwear plaincolors and neat fancy effects Made with flowingPreInventory sale price

Yens Quay ait dors of Male webbings and kidends alas police and bracesWorth Sac ProInventory Sale price JLUC

Colored Cannon Cloths2r Regularly

SI pieces of Colored Cannon doth in lightbin pink reseda oM rosehageac lavender belie gray reseda anie Mackand white

A remarkable value at c yardDomestic Dept K street vanes

32in Dress GinghamsRegularly

Not the width of this Superior Qtciftjr DressQtagham SS incheste the popular regulatioa hosortl stripesblue and gray only

Reduced to 7c a yard regular priee IS eDomestic Dept K street area

15c Shirting MadrasPrice

Excellent material for womens droooac eaf-lns wear and mens neGliGe shirtsWhite grounds with neat colored stripes sadfigures

Clearance price C yard

Ime to popular tan shade popularmateriel for summer droooaoprice yard 1

Domestic street annex

15c

69Worth Lt6 ProInventory Sale price cblue with white

end and Worth 5h each tC

liar

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73c

Clearance 8 7C8

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A than lec a yard15 of Corduroy Beapv wash

DeptK

vwwww

Suits navy

reversible shape i

12c

12cIt

never sold toe less

nieces Reguia 13 e

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Matting Rugs

Regular 75c ValueAbout 2M of these 2zC feet

flea Matting Rugs mion and conventional designs col

and tanClose woven on cotton drain Very

effective Soot coverings for summerbOBMS

Reduced from TSc to 2c for deer

29cI

dorm medal f

IiIll or red green rose

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Jane

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Summer NotionsDeXong Hooks and Eyes regularly It card SeDexters Knitting Cotton all numbers baHSe j

Good quality Black Sewta Silk for j

or hand sewing ltyard spools j

Worth Sc spool 8cThreeyard rolls of White Cotton Tape icregularly Ic each 12 pieces in box Sc

Dressmakers Adamantine Pins papers for 5e j

Jet Head Mourning Pins worth Jc box sixboxes for Sc j

lengths 2 for 5cJet Head Hat Pins worth Sc each S for IcTurkey Red Woven Double Inirtata for mark-

ing linens etc Oneoartecgross in each package any twolettercombination Regular lc package Sc-

S inch Tie Laces black or tan best kindsSewing Machine Needles all Makes

5c paper two papers for 5eTape Measures inches long Sc kinds Sc I

Standard Sewing Silk 400yard spoolswhite Worth Sac spool 17c

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10 ProBrussels RugsLarge Roomsize

9x12 ftWind up of our stock of these large room j f

merly sold at ten dollars forIn handsome medallion and conventions III

colors of red green tan and rose Strictly III

reversible tl

00 Madras PortieresAt 49c a Pair

45 pairs of cross stripe Madras Curtains inlight grounds with colored cross stripesX yards long and 4t Inches widePreInventory Clearance price 49c a pelt

pairs of Ruffled Muslin Curtains good

Womens Umbrellas 49cGood gloria and American taffeta

Umbrellas 2trach paragon frame stronglymade

Choice of natural wood and fancy metal trim-med handlesPreIaventory Clearance sale price 4e each

15c Pillow Cases 9fc45-

x36 Bleached Pillow Cases large stxe band j

torn and ironedMade of heavy dose cotton Sale price I

Sc each HI

8c Apron Gingham 4Standard quality Apron Gfngnams in blue lit

ie u checksfast colors C

yard i-

ii25c Table Oilcloth 121cHalf price for best quality quarter Table

Iiit Wax with wood handleW

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underwearIll

lee ticlady

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size xu ft ProBrussels Rugs which for598

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IHIwidth and length in striped patterns Sold I

regularly at a pair Clearance price 2pair dC iii

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Oilcloth tornIn a good of tiling

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ma-chine

grade Ironing

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