First Annual Clearance Sacrifice Sale Opens July
Will begin on Saturday July 11 inaugurating their First Annual Clearance Sacrifice Sale. The store recalls the success of their last semi annual sale and, marking its first year in Scranton, promises remarkable values in choice merchandise to show appreciation for loyal patrons.
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Scranton
Full Wardrobe Clearance Highlights Ladies Garments and More
A extensive clearance sale featuring ladies wool suits in navy and fancy patterns, capes in cloth and brocaded silk, jackets at reduced prices, and skirts and waists in multiple fabrics. Also includes undergarments, stockings, belts, parasols, and large selections of dress goods and linens all heavily discounted. Strong emphasis on value with many items cut to a few dollars or cents and a focus on spring fashions and infant wear.
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Gloria
Millinery Clearance Sale Promises Deep Discounts
In July the department prioritizes rapid clearance over cost. Hundreds of millinery items including 250 dozen assorted flowers, satin embellishments, feathers and ornaments, trimmed hats, and finishing braids are offered at drastic reductions. Prices drop to pennies per item with many goods sold at a fraction of regular value.
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Inc
Batiste
London letters and Welsh choristers at the Royal Academy
Miss Kaiser reports on London life for music students and the Royal Academy year end. J T Watkins excels as a student under Frederick King. Miss Gertrude Drinkwater wins the Parepa Rosa scholarship. Welsh choirs tour, Olga Nethersole’s Carmen run ends, and Wagner’s Die Meistersinger shines in New York. Strawberries, summer leisure, and theater gossip fill a lively letter from London.
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Royal Academy
Gertrude Drinkwater
Madame Davies’ Company
the Tribune
Tondon
London
J. T. Watkins
Watkins
Frederick ‘King
King
Tingman
Mr. Watkin
King's
Scrantonians
Clara Davies
Royal Welsh Ladies Choir
Royal Academy of Magic
States
Merthyr Tydfyl
Wales
Olga Nethersole
Carmen
New York
Creek
Gaiety Theatre
Louis Nethersole
Strand
Olga
Emma Eames
Eva
Eduard
Jean de Heseke
Herrs Sachs
Walter
Pogner
Beckmesser
David Bispham
Bispham
Warner Opera
Italy
Paris
Kent
Caradoc Soliloquy and Welsh University News
A long excerpt discusses Caradoc’s soliloquy and Welsh national pride, then shifts to the South Wales Weekly News noting the University of Wales installing the Prince of Wales as chancellor at Abergele and detailing its democratic aims, openness to women, and links to Welsh renascence. It mentions education spread from village schools to national university, and includes brief items on organists, portraits for Carmarthen college, and future eisteddfod plans.
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Treason
South Wales Weekly News
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University College
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Bangor
Wales
University
Sir Lewis Norrin
BE. P. Hughes
Welsh University
Lewis Morris
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