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THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. JULY ' 5, 1904.
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Boston Store
Hose Supporters
W cannot give them away, but will do
the net tMng- to It nhen we pa
all them Tuesday all "s
BUee Bide Buporters black, aS
. white and fancy at pair
IBePad Front Buporters at 1QC
Regular Round Garters per Olt
pair lt
Two packages of Plna
for
IE package Hair Flna
for
' a Venetian flklrt Binding
per yarrl
,.lc
5c
.2c
Ladles' Linen Collars e
each "
Focketbook e
at ..v OC
FTT....... ,..2c
Ladies' Furnishing Bargains
Cloves From the Boston Store
KID GLOVES In all sizes and
newest shades, 75c, $1.00 and Q
$1.50 values, sale price pair. W
BILK- GLOVES - 90 Most fashionable
shades, all sizes, worth up to Or-
?Gc sale price, per pair ...
250 TO 30O
lisle thread,
2fc to 30c,
230 TO 300
ruffles of
Wash Goods from the Boston
Store, Council Bluffs.
- These Figures Will Tell for Themselves.
Goods that the Boston Store sold
zt Qc, 12 t-2c and lie will go at lc
frd. ...
Cambrio Llnlnrs,' Lawns. , DlmlUes. Or-
andles In long and short
lc
lengths yard
Goods the Boston Store sold at 10c,
12 l-2c, 15c and 9c yard, Sc.
Lawns, Dimities, 16o Sr.tlnea, 16c Piques,
Uo Percales, 88 Inches wide: 120 Scotch
Ginghams and goods that the
Boston Store sold up Jo 19o yard
Goods that the Boston Store sold
tor 39c at J 1 -2c
Imported Embroidered Swisses, Imported
xisu.ua imported uzrora BUiuiuts.
Plaues, Organdies every shade
and color alt at one price
.7ic
Goods that the Boston Store got 50c
and 75c yard, 10c.
ss-lnch double-fold Imported Bilk Embroid
ered Swisses, worth T6o yard Imported
Silk Ginghams worth 0e yard Figured
Ginghams, and Peroalea and Madraaes
worth 60o yard ail will go on ia.
tills aale i UC
Extra Specials.
Ten yards to a Customer.
From 10 to 12. noon, w will sell 7
loo Lawns at aG
From s to 11 a. m. we will sell Sootch -J7
1 Ginghams, dark colors, at h
From 1:80 to I p. TO.. . we will sell 15o
Mercerised Linings double-fold u
at i JtC
From :80 to p. n. we will sell short
Siisin. oi an wool Lress tioods worth
om 760 to U.00 per yard )e.
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CALA DAY-AT BOTH THE CLUBS
Golf, tennis, Dinner and Danoes Form
yiV)), Program, for Fourth.
SURFFtiSiS WROUGHT ON THE GOLF UNKS
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yield Club . Defeats ' the Mighty
Coaatry Ct.h, With Treaty-Five
V to Its 'Credit ea htosae
,i .Grenade.
Golf, tennis; dliuier. and dances was the
program at both . the Country and Field
, clubs yesterday, . the raoit Interesting part
being the golf match between ths Field
club and .the Country club on the formor's
grounds. And it was in this match that
i the mighty fell. . .
Twenty 6-up. was what the Flold club
had to Its record, the result coining as a
; surprise to everyone, but mostly so to ths
'Bensonltes. The contest was at the Field
club. . Every match that the two clubs
hay. played have been easily carried off
'by the Country club, and they expected
s similar performance yesterday. They
seemed to be so confident of winning that
many of their crack placers did not turn
tip. oohsldertng the Field club men not
rorthy of their steel. Strickland, for In
" .lance, the "bogle , man" of the Country
club, was unable to play and at the last
moment Fairfield, another danger, tele-
phoned he could not come. The result was
thet toe redoubtable ' I. a wrl. of the Field
i club was matched against T. Lemlst, and a
! further result was that the Scotchman
won 11-ip. Lawrle's success seemed to
Instill cor.lMvnr and hope Into the hearts
ot the Field clu,b players, who were rather
inclined to think of their past defeats, and
: .very one ot his team put up a rattling
good game, The surprise came when O.
, Arte poii lake Drake's Palmetto Win. ens
va. Dura, lo iuu eured. A Itikl BviU. trM
M sua wilie m DuUte iucautl Uk. Ctik-aao.
I IT FTTS fT T JTft
""avvansnansfsj
I r i J s i ill f a n
I J.J.-I II Y Sflll 1. II'
Purchased by us at an Extremely Low Price Will be placed on Sale
at Our Store TUESDAY MORNING at 8 O'clock. This Store has
been well and favorably known for years as handlers of HIGHEST
GRADE DRY GOODS in Western Iowa.
BE PREPARED TO BUY THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF YOUR LIFE
Stock
Corsets! Corsetsl Corsetsl
The entire Boston Store stock, all the
standard makes in every conceiva
ble style and color, goods that sold
from $1.00 to $5.00 divided into
two great lots for C 'IQp
this sale, at -WJ-JVt
all the
250 to 50C LADIES' DOSE AT 12JC AND 190 Newest
shades and patterns fancy lace and lisle thread l'2c- 19c
CHILDREN'S nOSE Plain and fancy colors, all sizes
worth up tcj 50c, at, pair I2ic-l5c
Ladies' Underwear
JEliSEY RIBBKD VESTS, 0C 500 dozen
fancy yokes and silk taped Boston Store Price
50 at ,
KNIT DRAWERS, 12C-Umbrella style
knit lace Boston Store price, 26c to 30c,
. 250 CHILDREN'S KNIT DRAWERS AXD VESTS, 10C Lace A
. ' trimmed and good value at Boston Store price, 25c -Tuesday, at.. IUC
300 TO 500 OORSET COVERS, 150 Lace and embroidery trim-1 f
tned, all slaes, Boston Store price 80c to 50c, at I
$1 LADIES' DRAWERS, 40C Fine cambric lace and embrold-' J f "
ery trimmed. Troll worth fl, on sale Tuesday at TC
It AND $1.25 LADIES' SKIRTS, 600 Embroidery and lace " ' f
trimmed, beautiful garments, Boston Store price $1 to $1.25, at. . vJC
Voiles. Etamlnes. Mohairs, Suitings. Tailor
Goods and every Imaginable color and
black goods that the Boston Store sold
as high as $3.00 per yard oc.
will go at OC
Boston Store Dress Goods sold in
the Domestic Roomr1
Black Dress Goods, 40 Inches wide, 01
sold by Boston Store at 76o... W1C
Henriettas, sold by the Boston . ' 171
Store at 9o ....I'C
Black Brllllantlnes, sold by the . . OEr
Boston Store at efts sSOC
H-lnci) Brtillantlne, in black, blue and navy.
yard f 4 4C
1,000 other good things In dress goods at
from one-third to one-tenth of their actual
value.
Boston Store, Council Bluffs. Stock
of Linens and Domestic will be sold
at one-halt the regular price.
Bleached sheeting full 81 Inches wide
- Boston Store price 26c yard our ri
out sale price per yard. IVb
'IB yards Bleached Muslin sold by the Bos
ton Store at 10c yard-we will sell 15
yards durlng thla great sale j qq
Glass . Toweling linen nnlsh-18 lnohes
wide in blue and red check eold i
regular at Ikj our price, yard ...'hC
Turkey Red Table Damask Boston Store
eold at 36c yard our cut sale . r l
price per yard lVfC
Napkins pure linen regular 11.26 value
will go on sale at per on,,
dosen OW
Half Bleached Table Damask guar&nt'jed
pure linen regular 65c value on A "f 1
special sale at Der vard ... 4itC
WTUe..,001'AutLh tf fwn. In1' Linons.
etc sold from ISc to Sue yard a?
our sale price. lOo, 7o and OC
R. Bone of the Field club, usually but an
Indifferent player, did the outside course
8-under bogle and defeated W. J. Foye,
one of the standby of the Country club!
by 4-up.
The only man on the Field club team
who lost heavily was J. Murphy, who lost
to J. Magee by -down. But this was not
due to Murphy's play so much as to th.
extraordinary showing mad. by Magee.
It would have been a mora Interesting
game If Magee bad met oae of the cracks
of the Field club.
Result, of the Play.
Twenty-three from eacfci club competed,
with the following results:
J?ie4 Club. ' ' Country Club,
j up H. B. Morrill vs. A. V. Klnaler.
I down Dr. Bumney vs. FL. R. Kimball.
15 up Harry Laurie vs. T. Lemlst.
t UD (' H li... .. - vir 1 c .
down J. Murphy vs. J. Magee.
Bdown B. C. Kemper vs. J. II. Rshi
i US ' f 8- Adam vi T. R. Kimball
1 up J. D. Foster v.. E. H. Bpragnie.
. up j uucKingham vs. E. Morseman.
t up
W- ,pttlmler vs. 8. Heath.
4 up
? Al'". Mammon.
up J. Francla vs. A A. MttClura.
down J. B. Porter vs. V. Burna
up T.- Rrd vs. F. Haskell.
1 down J. P. 1 homas vs. jr. Rsddlck.
4 down P. DsyldHon v.. II. McCormlrk.
3own li A,i McNaughton. v.. A. L. Reed,
ldown E. Boyer vs. C. C. Oeorse.
Even 10. A. Cope vs. W. A. Burvess
I down W. A. Cundlff v.. W. A. Jteddlck.
J up J. Robb vs. J. Cudahy.
1 down E. Johnson vs. I. Coles.
The Field club won IT holes and ths
Country club U. leaving a total of 2& up
In favor of the Field club. ,
Toornaaieat la Doabl.s Teaala.
Ia the afternoon tbe tournament In
doubles tennis waa begun and carefully
watched by a large number of people from
the pavilion balcony. Chase and Kohn
was the strongest combination, and, though
owing SO. managed to get Into th. aeoond
round, though they had their work cut
out for them In playing Pufren. and Me
ConnelL . The latter couple played at
cratch. Young Is not playing In tBla
tournament. Tbe results are as follows:
Kennard and Wernher (plus H of 16) lost
to M. I. and R. Wat (plue 16), -l 4-0.
H. Pollard and Potter (plus U) lost ta
Dufrene and McConn.ll (scratch), g-Z, t-i
C'ull.u and Martin (mhuis U lost to
Chnaa and Kohn (minus h. -t 1-1
Towl. and Kunuaen (Mvatch) loet to
Bnrlbuer and PuUard (minus U and of
u).
C rwwall aa4 Wood (piaa H 31) loot
Millinery
of thein in fine
9c
with' deep
121c
at . . . . .
' The
1 $6 and
Taffeta
Boston Store Women's Capes,
Extra, heavy Shaker Flannel Boston An
Store price 10c-i-our price w
Extra fine grade Cheviot Shirting Boston
Store price 16c our
. price ;
Extra heavy Bed Ticking, fancy stripes
Boston Store price 12Ho our En
price
AYDEN
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to A. Lee and R. Dinning (plus 16), 8-10,
6-4.
Second round:
Dufrene and McConnell lost to Chase and
Kohn. -. 6-1, 8-7.
Yesterday was also a red letter day for
the Field club In the bowling alley, as
Miss Pauline Mills broke the record for
the women, her score being 213.
In the evening the trees and pavilion
were decorated with Chinese lanterns and
the time apent In dancing and music.
. The afternoon at the Country club waa
spent In another golf match for the Diets
cup. There were quite a number of en
tries, which finally dwindled down to A.
L. Reed, H. T. Leavitt and W. J. Foye,
each with a score of 79. The day wound
up with a dinner In the pavilion.
. Good Crowd at Beatrice Races.
BEATRICE, Neb., July 4. (Special Tel
egram.) The racea at the driving park
tnl. aft.rnoon were well attended. The
program waa an unusually strong one, In
cluding six events of unusual merit. Jes
ele M., booked to go In the ' free-for-all
pacing race, was withdrawn at th lost
minute. The summary:
Special half mile:
Red Harry. (C. A. Gale)....., $
Med ford Vincent. (C. W. Murray)......!
Ko.ebud, HAlbert Mead) , 1
Quakeress, (V. W. Scott) 4
Time: 1:12V 1:13.
Uentlenien s half mile roadster race:
Black Diamond. (H. B. Muore)
Wymore Boy, (U. U. Heed) 1 J
Belle. (C. Muiwell) 3
Lockhart. (C. C. Stout) .... 4
Time: l:2uVt. 1:21,
3:23 trot, haft mile:
K.llie D , (H. Lu Newton) 1 1 1
Ida Belle, (F. E. Cook) 4 3 3
Clela, (C. A. dale) 3
McConqueror, (C. W. Murray);. ..3 4 4
Time: 2:24, 3:31. 3:36.
Special free-for-all pace, mile heats:
Fred H., ((J. Heine) 1 1
Jack Patton, (T. Doran) 3 3 2
Abellne 3 3 4
Blllle Howard, (M. J. P.rry) 4 4 3
Carrie Nation, (McDonald) 6 6 v
Time: 3:23, 2:26V 3:1s.
Running, half mile and repeat:
Nettle C. (I. E. Ault).. 1 1
Ml.. Buerkler (W. A. Scott) 3 3
Rejane (K. II. McCro.son) 3 3
Anna Schafer, (L.. E. Kaaerman) 4 4
Time: 0M, 0U.
ThrM-quarter mile danh: Katie Dean. (I.
B. Ault) first: Re lane. (H. H. McCroason)
second; Mlas Bueckler, (W .A. Scott) third:
Recus, (L A. Kaaerman) fourth. Time:
If you kav. aay thing to trade, advertise
It la the Tula tor That column of The
Be.
BARGAIN
ENTIRE STOCX OF THE VELL-KKQWI.
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Startling Values
$2.00 Trimmed French Sailors .25c
$1.00 Bunches Flowers 5c
25c Sun Bonnets -....9c
"15c Black Straw Braid. 2c
?0c Black Satin Flowers .. ...... .. .... 10c
$1.00 Infants' Silk Caps ...... .25c
$1.00 Untrimmed Leghorns 39c
$1.50. Black Ostrich Plumes ......50c
$350 Trimmed Hats..;...,... ..... ...75c
$5.00 Chiffon Hats.....!.. .......... $1.98
$10,00 Pattern Hats.... .$2.50
Gigantic Bargains
Boston Store and L Holstein 6 Co. Stocks
sSuits, Skirts? Waists, Wrappers at one-third to
one-fourth regular price.
ALL THE BOSTON STE WOOL SUITS-In etamines and cheviots,
. worth up to ?30 4n,'twW;itp at 10 and ...... . v. .... . : i'.'. . . . . . . 5.00
4 ALL THE BOSTON STORE WASH SUITS that sold 'up to 1 10.00 ;
. your choice . . v . , '. . .... . .3.90
ALL THE BOSTON STORE WALKING SHIRTS that sold at $6.00,
$7.00, $8.00, $10.00, at . 2.50
Boston Store line Sicilian skirts that soid at $10, choice ............ .4.90
Boston Store mercerized, underekirts$2.00 values, at 49c
entire Boston Store stock of
$1.00 Wash Waists at .V 29c
$7 Jap Silk Waists. . .2.50
Waists, worth to $10, 2.90
at.
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
Extra heavy Cotton Flannel Boston Blc
Store price 12o-rOur price
82-lnch wide extra good value Cream Out-
Ing Flannel Boston' Store price
. 0'aC
uo our pnee
Drapery Cretonne Boston Store
10c
price Bo-our price
THREE MEN ARE IDENTIFIED
Roy GosBar, Ed' Callahan nd Ed Bird
Aoonsad of Bobbing fionloken.
OtiE OF THE VICTIMS MAKES THE CHARGE
Coafroat. th. Trio at City Jail d
Declares They Held Vm th.
Party Hear Rlvervl.w
Park.
R. Harmon of 8713 North Nineteenth
street, one of a party of young people held
up near the entrance of RJvervlew park
last Friday night, called at the polio, sta
tion tind Identified Roy Caasar, Ed Calla
han and Ed Bird as the men who held up
the m irry party of picnickers and took va
rious iimount. besides a diamond stud. Mr.
Harmon gives the following version of the
robbery :
"Abo it eleven of us, part of a picnic
party, were filing along the road just out
side of the park, when three men Jumped
out of a hedge and stopped us. I was lead
ing our crowd and the tall man approached
me first and placed a revolver so close to
me that It actually touched my noe. I
at first thought ths strangsrs were joking,
put soon found It was anything but a joke.
One of the robbers went to th. othitr end
of the line, one kept my nose cool with his
gun, while the third man went through
the crowd and at the point of his wecpon
made us all dig up. They got various
amounts of money, just how much I could
not aay. I know they got 360 and a dia
mond stud from ons, several dollars from
me, and I understand ons of th. young
men had- 336, hi. month a salary. In his
pocket at the time, but he is noncommittal
on the matter. They took two rings from
one of the young women, but returned
them when she begged, saying they had
been given her by her dead mother. After
the men had gone through us they kindly
returned II for street oar fare." '
Roy Cosear, on. of th. alleged hold-ups.
Is a brother of R. L. Coasar. who, with
J. Burns, figured la a shooting and outtlng
scrape la Ooiaiuk durlog fcfee win tar. U. .
FEAST
in
i waist suits.
Dept.
SILKS FOR SHIRT
that are simply
by Boston store
on sale at
SPECIAL LOT
SPECIAL LOT
SPECIAL LOT
SPECIAL LOT
SPECIAL LOT
SPECIAL LOT
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$1.25 Children's Dresses 39c
$1.50 Women's Wrappers .... 39c
$2.50 Women's Wrappers .... 98c
$1.00, $3.00. $5.00
BED SPREADS.
White Honeycomb Bed Spreads hemmed
ready for use handsome Marseilles pat
ternsfull oil Boston Store AQn
price $1.00 our price
Fine Fancy Honeycomb Bed Spreads re
versible and can be uaed on either side
large else Boston store price $3 QQr
our price vjk
ti. Cosear and Burns then went to Mil
waukee, robbed a saloon and two weeks
ago were each sentenced to eight year In
the penitentiary at Waupun, Wis.
BUT BOSTON GREEN TARRIES
Veferaa Prisoner Orates on th.
Fourth While Thirty Offend
ers Go Free.
In conformity with a time-honored cus
tom Police Judge Berka spoke the words
that meant the release of some thirty pris
oners la police court yesterday morning.
It
he law-breakers . were sent their ways
without the payment of fines. The Sat
urday and Sunday accumulation of drunks,
vagrants and other minor offenders were
arraigned in bunches of threes and fours
and almost to a man they pleaded guilty,
Moat ot them left t court room with, a
smile. , and a few a very few with a
"thank you" on their lips. The more se
rious cases were held over to this morn
ing. "Boston Green" spent the natal day In
jail and was the self-appointed speaker
of the day at th city jail. Boston 1
nothing if not patriotic and his flights of
oratory, culoglstlo of the stars and stripe
and the bird of freedom could have been
heard for blocks around the police station.
Ths police court room was tastily decora
ted with flags and streamers.
CROWDS PACK STREET CARS
Far Collector gaffers Con
seeaeaees. Th. Fourth of July, summer resorts and
a rather cosy atmosphere combined to
mas. Monday one of the bu.l..t days
Omaha street car men have seen for many
a moon. Crowds- packed every car In the
city throughout the day, and It was stated
last night while no official announcement
is then poe.lble that some records had
been threatened by the big hauls made.
People took occasion of the holiday to
visit th. resorts and as a result they were
all well patronised, Man aw a. Court land
Beaeb. Krug'a nark. Hansoom. Rlvervlew
aod evea Jesterson the dowa-towa eon
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Silks from Boston Store Stock
This stock consists of plain black TAFFETAS AND PEAU DE SOIES,
plain colored silks for linings and dresses, neat fancy silks for waists and shirt
'
All Silks on Sale at One Half and Less Than One Half Price.
The high grade of these silks, the immense quantity and the low prices at
which they will be sold, makes this the
GREATEST SILK SALE OF THE AGE.
LARGE QUANTITY SILKS " M LOT NO. J HANDSOME SILKS "m m
In all colors that Boston Btor. sold for 1- f Hundreds of yards Boston Store sold ff l
60c will go at V at 75c and 31.00-for -i'V'
All the Plain Colored Taffeta from the Boston Store Stock
Including best brands and qualities in nearly every shade- ;
you will easily recognize these fine silks as the kind that al
ways retails at 75c, 85c and $1, on sale for ' , . ,
WAIST SUITS
49c
NEWEST
A lot
received
J1.60 all
elegant, all were marked
to sen ror fi.w-a ,
BLACK SILKS in neat figures, B. S. price 50c only .....15c
19-Inch taffeta, B. S. price f 1.00 on sale . . . . . . . . V.49c
24-inch black taffeta, B. S. price $1.25, on sale B9c
27-inch black taffeta, B. S price fl.35, on sale ; :69e
36-inch black taffeta, B. S. price fl.50, on sale 85c
36-inch black peau de soie, Boston Store price $2, at 1.00
Dress
From the Boston Store. : '
In securing the stock of fine wool Dress Goolds from the Bos
ton Store we find the largest and most complete assortment of
the latest styles in Mohairs, - Brilliantines, Sicilians, Voiles,
Crepes and Etamines, Broadcloths, Venetian and Tailor Suiting
the largest and' best part of their stock was Wd6l; Dress' Oooda
All go on sale Tuesday morning and continue till all closed ont,
A few of the great bargains we offer Tuesday
42-in. white and cream Mohair, Boston Store price, 69c, ours.39c
52-in. black, blue and brown Sicilian, extra high finish Boston
store price 98c our price .......... 45c
54-in. black and blue Sicilian extra heavy weight and finish
Boston Store price $1.25 our price ............ v . , . . .75c
45-in. Sicilian, in black, blue, brown, green, tan and red extra
high silk finish Boston Store price $1.25 our price. .... -69c
Voiles, London Cords and Etamines, in black and colors, in th
new fancy' and plain weaves, one of the best and latest styles'
Boston Store price $2.00 per yard our price .99c
48-in. Silk Warp Chiffon Voiles, black and colored Boston Store
price $2.50 our price .$1.25
Broadcloths, Venetians and Tailor Suitings, in heavy widths,
medium weights and light weights Boston Store price $2.00
our price
We find a lot of short lengths, plenty for waists, skirts or chil
dren's wear, in all kinds of goods, all colors and black, ranging
in price from 75c a yard to $2-T-All go on sale Tuesday 50c
Be sure and see this line of choice goods before you make
your selection of dress goods.
mon. and Bomls. the little resident green
in the, northwest section, had their quotas.
Annonacemrnta of the Theaters.
At the Boyd theater thlk evening the
Ferris Stock Company will repeat "Under
Sealed Orders," which Is proving one of
the most popular pieces yet presented by
this excellent organisation. This piece will
be the bill until after Wednesday evening
when It will be followed by "Way Out
West," with Mr. Dick Ferris In the cast.
Gaines at Worlds Fair.
ST. LOUI8, July 4. World's Fair Btsdlum.
Thomas F. Kb-ly of Ireland won the all
around championship of the world from
live other noted athlete. In the games held
today under the auspices of the Amateur
Athletic union. The final score was ss fol
lows: Thomas Klely, 6.0H6 per cent: Adam
B. Ourin of Buffalo, 6.907 per cent; T. Trux
tot Hiire, University of Pennsylvania, 6.2X3
er cent; John J. Halloway. of the Greater
aw York Irlnh Athletio association, 6.273
Jer cent. El lory H. Clark of Boston and
ohntGroeb of Philadelphia al.o started In
the events, but Clark waa taken sick dur
ing the hammer throw and left the compe
tition. Orleb dropped nut during the pole
vault, his score up to that time being too
low to give him a place.
Ellery Clark was ths holder of the world'
championship and up to the hammer throw
wa. showing well end would doubtless
have been placed had he not been forced
to retire.
The school boys' sports opened today
with a series of banket ball games for the
championship of the Unitad States.
New York and Chicago played the final
f ame, the former winning by a score of 10
o t. In the playoff for the third prices
St. Louis beat Ban Francisco by a score of
14 10 s.
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Povdor
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century
PRgPARtO r
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. Notions
From the Boston Store.
1,000 yards of Thread for.... 5c
Two T"ols of King Sno-yard Thread or
Ave spools of regular 3u0-yard CS-,
Hpool Cotton for OC
Machine Sewing Silk 3c
Beldlng Tiros. Is the beat on the mar
Tuda? Ur...T.X... -3C
Klelnerfs Best Socklnett Dress
Shields for 10c.
Advertised In every majtaalne la the conn-
try at 516c. sue ana JHC-wlll ue 1llr
sold during this sals at pec pair....
This Includes Black and White
Silk Shields. ,
39c
SILKS FOR SUITS
the Boston Store hud Jut
and were marked to sell up to
go at
69c
r
TERRILL
SELLING
OUT
At oie-half
of cost price
Entire Stock Must
Be Sold by Aug
1st.
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS,
Silks, Laces and Trimmings.
Sacrificed at an
unheard of price.
B CARD OP TUB HAIR
bsu bxl. it can M rMUjtri4 to tu
4T Mate aay fJeatldi 4aiva4.
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