Towel and footwear sale on center counter at reduced price
Bargain event offers 100 pieces wide silk ribbons at 1c each, 150 pieces very wide silk ribbons at 25c, 109 pairs ladies Oxfords 1.00, 1000 pairs children’s shoes at factory cost, 250 pairs sandals, and Queen Quality Oxfords 1.95, with various marked values.
Deep Cut In Wash Goods Bargain Show At Counter
Bargain sale offers 2000 yards muslins lawns and batistes at 12 and 15 cents. 2500 yards printed lawns at 5 cents, value 10 cents. 1000 yards linen suiting 84 cents, value 15s. Laced ribbed summer stockings reduced. 200 pairs children’s socks six for 25 cents. 1000 pairs men’s socks 19 cents, worth 26 and 35 cents. 500 pairs misses ribbed stockings 15 cents, value 25 cents.
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The
Closing Out Sale At Davison and Lowe
A mall of bargains offered with discounts across many items. Lot waists parasols bags and accessories priced near cost with hundreds of remnants including wool dress goods lace curtains and linens. Trunks satchels dress cases and travel gear promoted alongside umbrellas and trunks for men women and children.
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Davison & Lowe’s
The Ham Tree and Pearl and the Pumpkin in Broadway line
Belle Gold in The Ham Tree supports McIntyre and Heath, Carol McComas stars as principal boy in The Pearl and the Pumpkin, Veronique will follow with swing numbers, Rogers Brothers in Ireland debuts, Klaw & Erlanger announce heavy season with Ben Hur and A Prince of India, Dor othy Rossmore in Ben Hur, Evle Green in recitals, and Jaguarina returns as a famed fencer in The Life that Kills.
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Belle Gold
Darkey
McIntyre and
Heath
Carol McComas
United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Klaw & Erlanger
Misa MeComas
Veronique
London
Broadway
Rogers Brothers
Ireland
Evle Green
Eugene Field
Miss Green
Ameries
Holbrook Blinn
California
New York
Dorothy Rossmore
Tras
Alphonzo Ethier
Damm
New Amsterdam Aerial Theatre
Boston
Colonial Theatre
New Amsterdam Theatre
McIntyre and Heath
George W. Hobart
Joseph Capthorne
McNally
Tammany Hall
Drury Lane
Paul West
John W. Bratton
W. W. Denslow
Vermont
Bermuda
Jagnarlic
Walter Fessler
Jaguarina A Tempting Portrait Of A Well-Trained Athlete
Notwithstanding her hard training in athletica Jaguarina appears as a splendidly preserved woman of striking beauty with notable athletic discipline and poise.
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Athletica
Jaguarina
Burbank Aims to Apply Plant Science to Child Rearing
Renowned horticulturist Luther Burbank says the great object of his life is applying scientific principles from plant transformations to the training of children. He compares Barnardo’s work with waifs to his work with plants, urging adults to orient child development to environmental influences for moral and spiritual growth.
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Luther Burbank
Caliifornia
James W. Lee
St. John's Southern Methodist Church
Santa Rosa
Cal
Burbank
Dr. Lee
Mr. Burbank
Thomas J. Barnardo
London
England
Barnardo
Remarkable case of a man who lies foiled by a stab wound
Alonzo J. Carrington was stabbed through the left ventricle by Daniel Foote at Haverford late Saturday night and, though critically injured, he walked over 50 yards before collapsing. Doctors at Bryn Mawr Hospital performed a heart stitch and monitor his condition as concerns remain. A second operation may be needed later this week as the legislature consider a bill for county school commissioner elections.
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Alonzo J. Carrington
Daniel Foote
Haverford
Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr Cor
Philadelphia
WASTED ASSETS CLAIMS: RECEIVER SUES FOR MARGIN LOSSES
Augusta August 4. Planters' Cotton Factorage Company receiver Austin Branch sues Ware & Leland and Miller & Co. for nearly 7000 paid as margins on futures. Tobin alleged as manager had no charter authorization and contracts amounted to gambling illegal under Georgia law. Cases set for September term of superior court.
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Augusta
Austin Branch
P. B. Tobin
Ware & Leland and
Miller & Co
Georgia Railroad Bank
Ware & Leland
Georgia
The Prize Fighter Who Was A Soldier’s Tale
Major Brock recalls Frank Blaine a prize fighter in the Army of the Potomac who terrorized comrades with boxing skill, froze in fear at Winchester 1862, and begged not to be told as he quit boxing to maintain unit discipline amid Civil War bravado and a Suffolk 1863 desertion incident.
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John A. Ellsler
Cleveland
Ella M. Hattan
Elister Company
Frank I. Frayne
Hie
Frayne
8. G. Brock
Army of the Potomac
Ohio
Frank Blaine
Blaine
Winchester
Frank
Stonewall Jackson
Suffolk
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Berlin
Horatio Parker
Theory of Music
Yale University
Europe
Parker
Mohammed
Constantinople
Wanderer
Thomas H. Mon—astery
Chicago
Duncan Ross
San Francisco
Ross
Secret
Owen Davis
2Nd Cavalry
United States Army
Mechanics Pavilion
Davis
E. C. Jennings
Olympic Athletic Club
Jennings
Beotch
Mir Luther Burbank
St. Louis Cor
New York World