THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY AUGUST 1908

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District Health Officer Suggests Regular Hours

for Killing

Plans for more thorough supervisionand better control of the local

are under consideration by theofficial f the Health Department andBureau of Animal Industry

Health Officer Woodward said todaythat the slaughter houses of the District-are small and widely separated thatthe hours of slaughtering areand that under the present system It I

difficult to maintain systematic super-vision over such establishments

Legislation looking toward bettercontrol over slaughter houses was introducad at the last Congress and wiltbe urged by the health authorities atthe coming sessIonS said Dr

today it is desirable that regular for slaughtering be established In order bepresent to see that the regulations arecomplied with If it is desired to

department should befledThe Ideal condition would be to establish a municipal slaughter house

rest the city The cost of suchan establishment would be between130000 and 40000 and as there are otherreforms which I consider of more importance I have never recommended itto the Commissioners

Citizens Cooperate-In Health Crusade-

As the result of the Inspection oflunch rooms in Pennsylvania AvenueSixth street Louisiana avenue E andF streets northwest warning was givenIn ten cases and three were reporteuas in excellent condition Two haveclosed their doors temporarily to permitof repairs

The inspectors say that the cltiz m-

are cooperating with the authoritiesin the house to house inspection andnot in one instance has it been necessary to recommend the issuance of awarrant for the removal or refuse fromthe back yards or cellarsFrank H Deland a lunch room

at 908 3 aire t northwest waslined 1 in the Police Court this morningnn a charge ot violation of the HealthDepartment regulations Inspectors

and testified that placewas improperly screened

Joseph Bowman who an eatingplace at 3te M street northwest WAS

iso fined 1 on a similar charge broughtbv Inspector Stoy

Hnrv S Garnett a groceryman with

tireet northwest forfeited 5 when helulled to answer to his name on amarge of not keeping his shelves andcounters clean and havingtaiily dirty floors and scales

TEXAS BEGINS FIGHT

ON RATE INCREASE

Senator Culberson Will Appear Be

fore Interstate Commerce Com-

mission ThursdayTrouble over the proposed advances

in railroad rates has broken out insection

This time It is Texas that has thegrievance Senator Culberson has beendesignated by the Texas railroad com-mission which is one of the most mil-itant bodies of Us kind In the country-to present its protest to the InterstateCommerce Commission

The railroads which make rates intoTexas have announced a series of in-

creases to take effect August 10 Theseaffect pretty generally the whole bodyof traffic to Texas The advances areunderstood to average about 10 i er centand proposes to rght

Senator Culberson asked to be heardThursday au i Chairman Knapp andCommissioner Clements will be here forthe nearing

It Is not known how the Texas peopleto press their fight it

suspected will If necessary

Federal court

SEETHING VOLCANO-

AT MEXICO CITY

Terrific Blowout During Oil FireProduces Remarkable

PhenomenonMEXICO CITY Aug 4Government

engineers who are at the scene of thegreat oil fire in the San GeronimoHeld-seventyflve miles from Tamplco havewired an official report of a remarkablephenomenon which has Just occurred atthe scene ot the conflagration-

Soon after the work of digging a tunnel for the diversion of the flow ofburning oil was started a terrific blowout occurred The underground disturb-ance shook the earth for some distancearound and columns of rock and earthpoured Into the air falling back andforming a miniature mountain 100 feelhigh in the center of which Is theburning cauldron or oil

crater ie said to be 160 feetacross The added fuel has given agreat Impetus to the flameshave appeared near this remarkablevolcano out or which burning gas andoil are escaping

ENGAGEMENT BANGLESFOR MEN IS LATEST-

Gold Band Clasped Above Elbow

by Best SetsPrecedent

LONDO Aug newest voguefor me ta the wearing of gold banglesabove the elbow by engaged men Thebangle te given by the girl and is locked on The summer sports of golfnis and rowing have revealed just howmany athletic youths wear a gold brace-let Their precedent is the King whosince his marriage has always worn aheavy gold bangle on his wrist

THE SWAMP ANGELThe Swamp Angel was the name

given by the Federal soldiers to anParrot gun which was mount

ed on a battery built on piles drivenInto a swamp outside of CharlestonS C and used during the siege of thatcity It burst August a Afterthe war it was bought with somedemned metal and sent to Trenton tobe but having been identifiedwas set on a base on thecorner of Perry anti Clinton streets inthat city

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Formal Welcome Extended-by Governor and Mayor

Growth of Order

BOSTON Aug with buntingri d echoing tc the musle of many brasslands Boston today is given over tothe thousands of and

of the Knights of Pythias gatheredhere In the fifteenth biennial encampment of the Supreme Lodge Welcom-ing eerenunie began at 10 oclock thismorning

Business was transacted this morningat the convention hall at the Hotel Som-

erset where the ctelegatas were welc0He l by Governor Guild and MayorHibbard for the State aid city and onbehalf of the Grand Lodge of Massa-chusetts by George W Penniman grandchancellor The response of the su-preme lodge was given by the chancel-lor Charles A Barnes of JacksonvilleIll v

The supreme chancellor reported thatthe membership of the order had increased from 66u2tt December 31 1905 to671163 in 1906 and TO8M8 at the end of1907 The gain for the first six months-of he estimated at 14000

The chancellor said that overy monththe receipts of the insurance de-partment averaged made up ofmore than 80000 small individual pay-ments

Since the amalgamation of the Rathbone Sisters and the Pythian Sisterhoodinto the organization known as thePythian Sisters this organization thereports show had amazingly

Since the ast biennial convention ithad organized five states into grandtemples 38 with a total mem-bership of more than 10000

The army of the Uniformed Rankencamped on Franklin Field 800 strong-is rout by such an in-

vasion of thieves and pickpockets asBoston has seldom known The cityof 2009 tents is practically defenselessagainst sly marauders for the Bostonpolice force has only two policemen andthree plain elothos men on duty thereSo many of the knights reported lossof property yesterday and today that

Soddart commandingthreatened to disband the camp unlessthe city afforded better protection

Knights are leaving their tents andtaking to the shelter of hotels andboarding houses

FIREBOAT IS SUNKBY FALLING WALL

Crew Forced to Jump in River

1500000 Loss in

Chicago

CHICAGO Aug 4 The fireboat Illi-

nois was sunk In the Chicago riverand three men were perhaps fatally injured by the collapse of the south wallof Armour Elevator F early today Thewall fell upon the boat while the firemen were playing the hose upon theruins of the 1M 000 gralnhouse fire

All the men on the fireboat were com-pelled to leap into the river and swimfor their lives

Since the beginning of the fire theboat had taken part in fighting theflames During the night it kept underthe south wall of the giant elevatorpouring water on the hot debris Justas the naming wall tottered CaptainLyons saw the danger and shouted tohis men Jump for your lives

The men leaped into the river Someof them were unable to swim Severalwere struck by sections of tailing wallsThe men were compelled struggledesperately to prevent their being car-ried to the bottom by the suction of thesinking boat The fire tug Dennis BSweats narrowly escaped destructionIt was within a few yards of the Illi-

nois and was struck by flying beamsHundreds of people lined the banks

of the river when the accident oc-

curred Fifty feet of the elevater wallfell into the river

The Illinois with the Swenie hadbeen fighting from the river side thefire which destroyed flve grain

the Burlington deck freight house100 loaded freight cars and the coolinghouse of the American Refrigerator andTransit Company

Today the heart of the fire stillburned fiercely and a hundred firemenand two flreboats still remained oqduty

The fire swept almost clean the dis-

trict between Twelfth and Sixteenthstreets and between State and Canalstreets It Is believed to have beencaused by an employe of the Burlingtonfreight house throwing a lighted cigar-ette into chemicals in the building-

A high wind spread the fire with ter-rific rapidity and twice it leaped acrossthe river and started for the city FireMarshal Horan once feared the citywas at the mercy of the flames

WHIRL OF DEATHKILLS BIKE RIDER

COSHOCTON Ohio Aug 4 Becausehis bicycle to which he was strappedbroke while he was dashing down the

Whirl to Death at a local theaterWilliam Wilson a legless acrobat wellknown around the summer parks isdead here today

We Close Saturdays at 1 p mOther Days at 5 p m

Many Special Valuesin Good Qualities of

Assortment of Patterns Exclu-

sive DesignsCBEDIT rP YOU WISH IT

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Complete Homefurnishers

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WILL ELECT BISHOP

EARLY IN OCTOBER

Episcopalians Will Hold Conven

tion at Call of Dr McKim

Many in FieldBishop Charles H Brent of the

Philippine leiande having for the sec-

ond time declined the proffered post orBishop of Washington a successor tothe late Bishop Henry Y Satterlae willb chosen at a convention which will becalled in the early part of October bythe Rev Randolph McKim presidentof the convention

With Bishop Brent out of the fieldthe election will be a contest between anumber of Washington rectors andprominent rectors from other citieswere conspicuous figures In the two former elections Among the Washingtonministers whose names have been prommeet in connection with the importantchurch office are the Rev Dr McKimrector of the Church of the Epiphanythe Rev George Calvert Carter theRev Alfred the Rev RolandCotton Smith and the eRv C EarnestSmith

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kinds back or white5c and lOc Crystal Head Hat

Pins various shapes cut ACcrystal heads

Shirt Waist Shields Nainsookcovered regularly lOc arcpair

The Princess Ribbon Leaders regularly lOc set

5c Hairpin Cabinets odds andends contain a good assortmont of wire pins i

The Daemo Shield Clamps forattaching Dress Shields to Qcwaist regular price SSc set

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14 pieces of Bordered Poplin in agood assortment of popular styles

colorings Sold at The ca yard Rummage Sale vJCrprice

I of Printed Foulardinesstyles for summer f-

reeees Regular ayard Rummage Sale

11 pieces of Imported English PopUn in navy and black groundswhite polka dots Sold regu o-larly at 3Sc a yard Rum U j

mage Sale price10 pieces of line quality Imported

White Percale made of Egyptian combed yarn Sold r gu-lerly at 2 c a yard S3 incheswide Rummage Sale price

pieces of White Embroidered StGall Swiss in neat de j ffc 1signs Regular price 26c TjLyard Rummage Sale price

1C pieces of White Dotted Swissextra quality sold at f3The a yard Rummage Sale

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Boys Youths and Little FellowsTan Oxfords lace Blucher buckloand strap kinds Regu fl 4 f f

300values For

Ira of Misses and Children sWhite Kid Strap Slippers with

heels Sizes S to 11Regular price 1 and 136 A SfcCReduced to T

7 pairs of Womens Tan CanvasOxfords sizes 2 3V4 I 5 fart6 Vi and 7 Regular price150 for J

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LEARNED POLICEMANMAKES WOMAN FAINT

TellsHe Husband Has EpistaxisSwoons to Find It Means

Nose BleedPHILADELPHIA Aug 4 Tour

husband Is very sick madam Kid apoliceman to Mrs Mary Holler who

New street Hellar is amotorman for the Philadelphia RapidTransit a car onSonth Eighteenth street

at the news Mrs Heliarinquired Impatiently what was her hus

He has been affected with epistaxiesaid the policeman At this announcement Mrs swooned feeling cer-tain that her husband had lost a

The policeman ran to the nearest drug-store a doctor who cameimmediately When he arrived MHellar had consciousness amiasked him what epistaxis meant The

replied that It was the medl-

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oaf term for nose bleedcar ran wild for several blocks

on Seventeenth street near Lombardatre t while he was trying to stop theflow of blood from his nostrils A pas

on the front turnedcontroller and prevented a serious col-lision with an automobile

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Choice of thefollowing wellknown brandsCincinnati OlelneBrookes CrystalBabbitts C 0 1

K a t es OctagonGold DustSeal Lye F lNaptha

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Rummage Sale of Waists

A windup of about 25 dozen pretty white Waists of sheer qual-ity India Linona and Lawns made with handsome frontings of all-over blind work embroidery and dainty India Linon Waists with VanDyke front of filet lace and strlppings of embroidery others beautifully inserted with Val lace and inlaid squares of filet lace

Sleeves are made very full with cuffs tucked and edged withlace All sizes up to 44

Choice of values worth 100 and 150 for 50c

Another lot of Summer Waists of plain and fancy stripe Ginghammade with nice full fronts and trimmed with tucks open down the frontstyles and made with long sleeves In olfrin cadet blue and gray f Cand blueandwhite stripes and grayandwhlte stripes In small Ssizes only Rummage Sale prlcg w

For Former Values

To clear the racks of all cloth suits we have made the mostsweeping reductions Tomorrow you are offered choice of WomensCloth Tailored Suits consisting of plain Panamas Shadow StripePanamas Fancy Stripe Materials Invisible Checks and Fancy Hairline Checks and other stylish stripe fabrics which sold as high astwenty dollars at the extremely low price of 498 a figure whichdoesnt pay for the materials and making

Plain tailormade Prince Chap models some with silk collar and reveresothers In pretty tailormade styles and some trimmed In fancy effects

In light colorings and plain shades of brown navy blue and blackExcellent suits for present wear and to put away next taU

50c for former 1 and 150 kinds

Rummage Sale of Cloth Suits

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15 pairs of Mens Patent LeatherSatin ana Kid ShoesSizes 7 and 7 Reg UXW-ular price 3 and 250

Womens White Canvas Oxfordssold regularly for 150 and ff T200 All sizes ted kinds

ForInfants Soft Sole Slippers and

Roman Sandals Sties 0 to n f3 Sold regularly for 50c Cand SSc For

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Sale 19c each for sample ends of line quality Nottingham Laceand Cable Net Curtains measuring 1 and 1 yards long and 50to 60 inches wide Very useful for sash curtains scarfs splasherand draperies of various kinds

Tomorrow at 19c for each end representing Curtains sold at150 to 400 a pair

Lace Curtain Ends 19c Each

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LIZARD SPECIMEN-

IS 60 FEET LONG-

No Nature Fake in Prof Riggs

Latest Pet in ChicasoMuseum

CHICAGO Aug 4 Imagine the sen-sation of feeling a lizard about sixtyfeet long and thirtythree feet highweighing about fifteen tons erawllng

your frame and grinning at youthrough teeth four feet

who thinks that the de-scription of this dinosaur of bygonedays is a new nature fake can have

doubts removed by going to the

his newest on exhibition Th speci-men weighs nearly 19000 pounds it

specimen Is said to be themost complete in any museum inworld It was discovered near FruttaCol in 1991 by Prof Riggs

It once crawled and down themountains of Colorado

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8 dozen AllLinen Huck Towels withcolored border Finished with hem-stitched ends Regular price f rI-

714c each Rummage iprice J-

1C dozen Mercerized Satin DamaskNapkins sold regularly atLfl6 a dozen Rummage fUvprice

4 dozen AH Linen HemstitchedStand Covert sold at We rffeach Rummage Saleprice s

14 dozen Hemmed Turkish BathTowels extra large and ex-tra heavy Sold at Me eachRummage Sale price

E of 64inch Mercerized TableDamask with handsome ssatin luster at 60c a Sffcvyard Rummage Sale

Womens andChildrens Underwear

Womens Shirts high neck andshort sleeves also sleeve t

Womens Gauze Vests lowneck and sleeveless taped neckand arms Special at

Womens Gauze Vests lowneck and sleeveless tapedneck and arms Special at L

Women extra size Gauze Vetlow noel and sleeveless taped

and arms perfectfitting and very elastic ISpecial at V7

Childrens Gauze Vests low Nneck and sleeveless taped xLneck and arms Special at V

Boys Balbriggn Underwear shirtsand drawers in odd sizes shirtshave high neck and long sleeveshigh neck and short sleevesdrawers ankle length I U

Juvenile WearablesLot of 23 girls white Persian Lawn

and India Linon Dresses In smalland large sizes Values j fworth as high

Sale price TTXSmall lot of Childrens Sun Bon-

nets and Hats of Percale and Ging-ham Odds and ends of linessold at I9c each Rummage Sale xprice-

IS and Chambray Dress-es handsomely trimmed sizes 6to 14 years Sold at 150and tOO Rummage Sale UXtprice

14 Girls Wash Dresses of finequality French Chambray and Gingham made with Kimono and But-terfly sleeves Sold at S50 ftCand 300 Rummage SaleSale price u

Hair Brushes 15c eachWorth 25c 39c and 50c

Odds and ends of allbristle Brush-es with solid backs and hardwoodfinish Variety of shapes

Regular SBc 39c and Soc valuesRummage Sale price 15c each

50c Mendels Make

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Lot of about 10 dozen Womens famous Mendels Make Kimonos andDressing Sacques from our bestselling lines o these dainty summerhouse garments

Made of prttty Batiste and Lawnmaterials In a variety of neat figures dots etc Some sizes f f-are missing Hwnmage Sale U-prlsjj

Odd lot of Womens CombingJackets of neat figured near

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BIG SNAKE LOOSE

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ThirtyfiveFoot Python Gives Zoo

Guards a Tussle BeforeBeing Caged

fEW Aug huge EastIndian python which arrived In NowYork lest week escaped while beingtransferred from a box to a pit at Hillside Park BeUvilla N J

The reptile a4 to be the largestever brought to this country is thirtyfive feet long and weighs 400 poundsWhen It ot tree shrieking women andmen too fled in eli directions andscared children fell one anotherand the park benches ae they nuilong Twentyfive men captured it aftera hard ftght It warned to makingfor the marsh and scrub at theof little take near

From the steamship that brought ittakenof William Bartete an animal dealer1 0 Greenwich street this dty Bartellstook it to his farm on Newarkmeadows and later delivered at thepark

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21 pieces of White Belfast Linenfinish Cannon Cloth the genuinesteam shrunk grade sold f O 1

regularly at 29c a yardRummage Sale price

6 pleeec of White Swiss Organdy40 inches wide fine and O 3rsheer Sold at lie a yardRummage Sale price

IS pieces of White Mercerized Mad-ras in a good assortment of stylesincluding dot neat figurea scrolls etc sold atSc a yard RummageSale price

S pieces of sheer quality WhiteLinen warranted strictlypure linen flax Reduced

Be a yard to4 of 32ln White Woven Silk

Mercerized Madras sold 73fregularly at 13fcc yardRummage Sale price

White Satin Stripe Mulls extrafine sheer grade sold at f f l r-2c a Rummage TSale price 1

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WITH HUGE PORPOISE

Longshoremen Struggle for Two

Hours With 750 Pounder Final-

ly Landing HimSEA ISLE CITY Aug 4 Five sturdy

deepsea fishermen were given thestruggle of their lives here today Itlasted two uncompromising

at the end or it lacy tanaed a monster porpoise weighing 7EOpounds

Capt J B Delcher of the fishingsmack Cascua Mondagna and his crewof four men were swinging In from thesea with their big net weighty withfish bound for the ocean pier wherethousands of Sunday visitors had gath-ered to see the always interesting busines of landing the but ftfew hundred yards from the end of thepier something hit the net with an im-pact that seemingly almost yanked thevessel out of the water

For two hours the thousands watchedthe struggle wondering what in theworld had landod In the net and at theend of that time Captain Delcher andhis men almost brought himto the surface and landed him stillstruggling on the pier where the crowdssaw him quickly dispatched

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Gloves Ii black price75c a pair RummageSale price J7Kaysers and Fownes finest

quality Black Lisle Gloves soldat 51i a pair Rummage n CcSale price

Fownes 2clasp Lisle Gloves Inblack and Sold atSOc a pair Rummage Sale 0 CCprice

Fownes 12button length SilkGloves in black and white Withdoubletipped fingers Ali sizesRegular JLOO a pair CJCRummage Sale price

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Many seasons of successful precedent give it added prestige Our method of storekeeping doesnt permit of holdovers Full new and complete stocks are shown eachseason The Rummage Sale holds an is unequaled under any other the bargains it creates overshadow offered the public ofWashington The Rummage Sale takes another sensational turn for orders are for a quick short and decisive clearance of all Rummage lots

Prices Touch the Limit of in I

This SemiAnnual Rummage Saleconditionsfor values

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Rummage Lots of Wanted White

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27 pairs or slightly imperfect Nottingham Lace Curtains in white andecru 3 and yards long Onepair of a pattern Sold at150 and 200 a pair Rum flUCmage Sale price

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n a good assortment of loading shades at TSe a yard This beau-tiful material always for L25 a yard a price which Is maintained byevery store in the United States

The lot offed tomorrow is In dros lengths A nottobsropeated bar

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2 of Tan Covert Cloth 54inches wide excellent weight forskirts and Jaekets Sold at r

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Sold up to 125 eachSoiled and mussed garments left from recent sales A trip to

the laundry will render them spicspan and new The lot consists ofGowns Skirts Drawers Chemise and Corset Covers of CambricNainsook and Muslin trimmed in a number of styles with laces embroideries and ribbons

Choice of values sold as high as 125 for 59cRemnant lot of Womens Good Quality Nainsook Corset Covers trimmed with deep Torchon lace insertion with ribbon run between r

Undermuslins at 59cI

Cothers lace trimmings Regular price 29c RummageSale price 0

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960 ynrds of Japanese Mattings-in handsome carpet also15 rolls of cotton JapaneseMattings in check designs and ex-tra heavy long strawclosewoven China Mat fb 1 rtings Sold at SSc a yard I rRummage Sale price

Lot of nine Sxl2 foot largeroomsize Wool Ingrain Rugs in colorings-of red blue tan and brownFloral and medalliondesigns Sold at 850 i A r-each Rummage Saleprice

Womens NeckwearWomens Colored and White Laun

dered Collars all sizes In thelot but not of each kind Sold f-at The each Rummage Saleprice J

Lot of Plain and Embroidered Chiffon Veils sold at p j

125 each Rummage Sale Uprice

Odds and ends of Womens Neckwear consisting of Dutch CollarsLace Jabots and Mull Ties t

Lot of Womens Fine QualityHandembroidered TurnoverCollars sold at each 1 i IwRummage Sale price

Big Values in Hosiery17 dozen pairs Infants Stockings

in plain black aid lace rt 1 fRummage Sale price

19 dozen pairs of Misses Fine Riband Lace Stockings in blackwhite and odd sizes rkRummage Sale price S

HandkerchiefsW-omens Colored Embroidered

Crossbar Handkerchiefs soldat 13Hc each various colorsRummage Sale price

Womens Allsilk Handkerchiefswith hemstitched border Choice ofbrQwn blue green andpink Regular priceyd Rummage Sale price

Mens Plain White HemstitchedHandkerchiefs full sizedSold at Me each RummageSale price J

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at 75c a yard Rum i Smage Sale price4 pieces of 3Sln Allwool Alba

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Lot of seven 9x12 largeroomsize10wire Brussels Rugs seamlesskind made all in one piece Colorsof red blue green and tan Infloral conventional and medalliondesigns One of eachpattern Sold at122SO Rummage vpA USSale

Let of extra heavyweight Seam

stripe designs Good desirablelengths suitable for various rvsized rooms Sold at 36c a I UCyard Rummage Sale price a

Lot of eleven 6x9 feet heavyweightChina Matting Rugs In colorings ofred andgreen Sold at 300 Qf feach Rummage Sale t S iprice

Rummage Lots of

Boys Fancy Cheviot and Casalmere Knickerbocker Suits In lightpatterns Sizes 7 to 12years Regular S500 and a f t f

Boys Negligee Shirts made Insold at 60c

each Rummage Saleprice

Boys and Childrens WashableTam oShanter Hats in f frwhite and colors Sold at SOceach Rummage Sale price fl

Boys Wash Suits made In Russianbelted and sailor blousestyle All with bloomer pantsRegular price 100 flUCprice

Boys Country Straw Hats igood serviceable kind for out tvIng wear Rummage Sale priceBoys Washable Straight

Rummage Sale priceBoys navy blue Serge Doublebreasted Suits straight knee or

Knickerbocker pants up to 12years Regular 600and 700 values 0 UKRummage Sale price s

of about 500 yards of 32in Golf Suitings cream groundswith black stripes and plaids thseasons most r P l8r material lorsuits and skirts also 32ln ScotchCheviots In a number ot prettystripes checks and broken piUdsfor summer waists and dree o

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