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tmm ft It, </ :*t. I - 'ai.i V .V _ £&-A • •' Iff*??'*. -SPECIAL SAii.^-.tHNNErt SETS AT— Wi ; i»Mji * ^3H||W^P^PES EVER OFFERED I# GOOpS,. »,.*.«.«*. • Ma HecipD^oTated'Biiajef Set.:. H&'••?*'..Haiti?\- *' «*• '-\ -112 ' \ p©rce]l&n \ • '• \ .'I; 101 ~ »«, .fta^^acJblnaTJtniierSetr. \*ftE OlFEftED TO ftEftlKt STOCK. :' y . $5'0<1 6 00 , • 700 . 8 00' . ..AGO : 10 to' . n oo. .—J3-S9f\ . 1600 . 15 50 . 19 m . 2350 » WciSBEIEFS. XEhese are. the longestdays in tlie year ebass season qpehe„d on the %s«- *«'«,' HS THE ^WOIXBNTS l jEE* 1 ©®®- TEE ^FOOTLIGHTS'. -One of ,the most brilliant audiences ever assembled ir^ Smith. Opera House witnessed the, anitial play given by the Hobart College Dramatic Club on Mon- day evening. AJjmost §very seat in the house was filled, °Thd hill presented consisted of two plays, \Pyg^iafion and Galatea\ a classical comedy in \three acts written by W. S. Gfilbeirt/and *-*A Serio-cs Situation\ _a short afterpiece, a farcejin one act \toy W. K.-Post, of the Hasty Pudding club at Harvard college'. The plays, which were given raider the direction of Mr. Jeffrey Williams, were for the benefit of the Athletic Associa- tion. Of the 1 principals in the first play especial praise must be given to Mr;* George Mead whotook-ffifeptot of Gala- tea, and also to Mr. Harry Loekwood as Chrysos. The other members of the cast with the exception of Mr. John Sandford as Mimos, who made the most of his small part,, although showing the effects of careful study, were evidently influenced by the unaccustomed glare of the footlights and the large audienee facing them. In the afterpiece an amusing sketch. _, ~ ^ i -, -ra -II —m i^^ on %\e amenities of college life, Messrs. The GeuevaOddMo^^mnpW^J^p^^^^ mQreat Tb.&High School commencement qc ctp&;2Mday> -\ . - ^laTpnambet.oJ-tihe ^udgnts hafe\ Ihe Eeed's ©oniers base ball club de- feat^ l|i§^rhm%liib» : last w^el 51-tf. 'T^ej'e w^^ a^-Jarge crowd- at Gayuga Laie ^ark^lSiday to witness th.e ^y ficeworks. ' - \ sDaniel Deegan was receiving the glad . hand on' aH sides last iriday night a|id *well henaight. • - An admission, of ten cents is to pe . charged hereafter to '.,all' persons visitiiig the.irdof-^atden on .the'new Nes^er liptel. ;:• '• j. .-.-. _ . j IMSss Carrie Harmon will join the Christian Endeavor parly to Calif orika next week* and will represent the Nor&b. ehurch Society. \ People around Sodue^ Bay are seeing sea serpents, We suggest that they |s- stablish a gold cure institute'as the most effectual way'of catching them. base ball with the Odd Fellows team of HaltE Corners to-morrow : afternoon at lialf-p»st three o'clock. Admission free. A bicycle-thief .was captured in Corn- ing'last week; He gave his name as Beynolds. .This man once served two years for stealing a boat from a resident ofsfchiscity.\ 5Eb.e game constable at the other end of the lake is starting a campaign against 'the lawless manner of fishing in vegueM&'the watersidfiSeneea lake inlet and\eanalV -^Ewa ifij&erawan were .arregt- M%st w^iEffio;using? , a?,seiae .iftihe '%pM^$B&& payiwab*aake ike fish iss8b0 tome quite high. Itis high tune ^afee^BSEa^a^t^Jfe 6 «e, c|m- paign..., •'.'';' I ' • A little girl'in a nearby town, in iay- inglier prayers the other 1 night, |yas told toaray for her father and mother, wla wire both \very ilh.and. for\ on^ of the servants who had lost her husband. Bh>Mthfjdllt did as, she was told^nd< tbenimpreSsedwithtbe dreary condition hf things; #dedon.^er account: , \And now, Ix)ri, 5 take g^odcare.^f yourplf, iEoriEa^y^bing should^^ happen tojyou. tne*e ? is?lo*ieflihg how soon we'd a|lgo to piece?.''^xcbange. horil! in \their rolls than in the preceding play. Mr. Jaeger, as Mickey Shrjpedy, a pn$e. fighter, looked and aeteji the part to a nicety. Mr. Lock- woqd, as usual, was very good', and^-Mr. Short made all that was possible out of the® part of Jack Randolph. Mr. \\Dickey\ Reynolds, arrayed in pink, in the part of Miss Hudson, was a thing of beauty and a joy forever. The differ- ent gentlemen taking part in the play- w^ere the recipients of a large numbef \bf pecfal thanks should Will dets success of a play. be given t© Miri ' Bflel*1xartten Party.' The women managers-ot the ne* Hos-. pital have received through the poll e gen|r-o^|^t |^r. lfff^R,6berte ? p«q>«- ej^rloj^ibe^est^r,\! perBbissiofi' to\ use tne roof garden on ihat hotel for- -an ice cream festival on Tuesday, June 29th. It is.b^ed ?l}a^eve3Y one will take ad* , vantage, of thjs k op^j?lunity |9 Be elevated (into ecstkcy over\ fi)Qe- T v-ie\y^ ~$QP .cream;' music and the varions attractions ivhieh our public 5 spirited-new citizen has made it possible ipt >the.. ladies '\ td, offer to ^all Whether imetesied;p^*oJr.:|n the grand work whielBit fc; to. hene& b From four tb ten P. M; oEluesday, June 29th Is the date. J)ojD0t fail to take in this firsji en- teitainment of the kind ever^gi¥en;in oittf Cjtty, rem^mherinir'fchat every-peif&y. will help; to suitably equip our new .hospital thiB«fall. ! .\ , : , rOlS-- $e g^d n abl e D r j E ood s ^ The special low prices will con- tinue so long as the supply lasts. o> EXERCISES OF THE HI6iISGH0OL. i i».i The reception given by the \teacherTof the Geneva public .schools last trlday evening in the-High school building was a most delightful affair. The. hall and assembly room were tastefully trimmed •with ferns arid flowers and Reflected great credit upon those having the decor- ations in clatfge? Tiie^aests were met at the entrance i_y the superintendent, the vice-principal'and the!<preceptaress. The other teachers receivedin the main hall and assembly hall. One of : the pMasant fejatures of the evening was the presence of School ;Commissioner Ste- phens, of Clifton Springs, who gave everyone a cordial greeting. Prof. t. H. Stout was also present. Dousek's or- chestra was in attendance and added much to the pleasureof the evening. In the hall on the second floor the Senior and Junior'tfesses- served ice cream, cake ajid^stfaWTSetries, and to judge by appearances the fund for the High School News must have increased enor- mously during the evening. To Super intendent Truesdale is due in large part the credit for the cordial relations which exist between the faculty and the pa- trons of the public schools of this city. May each year bring the two into closer relationship. ThecloBihg exercises of f the f/mr kin- dergarten departments •« ere , held this morning at 10 o'clock.' The closing ex- ercises of the ward cchools will be as fol- lows : High street BCAOOI, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock; Lewis street school, Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 O'clock; Prospectj^venue school; ThtttB' jday nv wing ]Afinn^,' o'clock: <j)ort,land fi0wers.from their lady • friends. • E>*etschool,TOfeMgy corning at nine p^cJk>CK> ':•£ C.C >^|^ empanelled. %<$? ca|ex)f Earl- jfofily who was 'kilied by being run .oyecby. a separator on North street jecently-nave exonated the ownef of 'tthe maeh&^ from any blame. • They ^Q #ge the vffiage authorities to^|lace greater safe guards about the ments of : such>^'clnnes 5 when pi through ^Geneva. The / jury recomniended that when l^aol this character -aife ^moving street&that somelgebeplace^on in order to-prevent ]hjti#,t§We, is as.it *«&>. Too,^^ ^, , naglAVanm^^ ^ m f mactnrJe^v#tenj^g^ through Gijneva. . ' .''•Eocheste^s.,Be^;>.;l;- •. /Shoe stores are%r'B, Thing ^|osaij, «^96'#\I^im'^ or'i^State.at,;-!';. _fc. \\ tbe^offkwhenv^ptiaiejtt., . , • i£o^testeriL &per c*ht*idiscQimt if . y^mmtion^e Oene^ Courier- Thing %Co. fr &* w BW£.Ai5CEY SCHOOITCOMMEEfeEi MENT.. , '. .- • The annual commencement exercises of the DeLancey i-chpol occurred at' their beautiful borne on Hamilton Heights Sat- urday morning at 10 a. m. The music'of |he occasion wias a most noteworthy fea- ture. The scholars of Professor O. J. Rose, who is director of muaic in the school, deserve especial mention for their interpretation of the different pieces. The address to the graduates was delivered- by Rev. R. E. Joufs, D. D., the president- elect t)f Hobart college^ The graduates. ,ofthe ye£r weite IbissLord, of; Troy, and Miss Holmes Off Phelps. * Following is the program of the exercises: PAET L Prayer. Duo-rMe»uet ^...dementi • v , chrlstijta Kose ana Alice Bose. * Solo—0nlld's\D#ce.......... ©adl jQaure Fermaud. BTench Becitatlion—ta Petite ecole, . PrlmaiT Class. * Duo—Andante....*...... ..Mozart MarK-Rose aMProxeBsorKosp.* Boio-wiu c tw wJiBp-v^r:;.;•*. .••?. .?:. .. .Heuer HtighEbBO. FrenchEeadlngt—La'aBrMered«isse.. ...Dauael* ( ' jiniorlErJeneh Class. ' Duo Aflftgio ] .. v ,. T ;.;^„;....^..^oz|rte§SB)^ Mssl'dwleantfProlessorBos^!\ . 1 Duetto...... ..Mendelssohn Alice Kose. . i PiABTlI. -, ' • Solh-r-Au Matin,,v,...>.u>t........ j Godard Essay—A TeleeiBOjpfo view; ' i - I&tljprd; '• < •I. <, •*•% i-.* ..» • . .*, .....•••» fllOSKOWSKl 1 iwiiputt^en. '.' . : -TheKeaOlneigis all, ,: MISs Holmes. Solo—Spring Song..•.....•. Greig Mlss^owle. .i , •* •- Duo«»antasle.]..i . t ..i :......>Mozart*Qreig . Miss Layett tod Professor Kose. . . •' ;Af>D-H?sav''\ ', ',-..„ • Conferring of 'Testimonials and Diplomas. Doxo^af. BBINEDieTIOH. of 1 your nearest t*cke* agent mUfsharge feoai Its service'is as edod«3ft|T and thrbtrgrfeains and sleepers ffof New fooilofltte^ ridfialong* f 5 ' IhoreolI^keBrie. .'W*m ^ tt fc #^hange Sfc^uffalo,^ -Y. leharge Splo^Serenata; with the b3tooT fuUhf to*f». Black Diamond Hose Company the &0..S,tV.*\ ' * :'.-<\ A meeting of the Black Diamond Hose company, was held in °their rooms at Torrey^ Park, Monday i^ight a^ wMeh time it was vot^dAo join the C. p. S If, Asso- datidni Jnllge Smelze* was.elected-dele- gateto the coming-conventioni A^^uni* foraa^waa^Ej&$dpgte& t ,, < ?j .,-'.'• ;\-' t ', BnieMin^s^rnica Save; \;- all Skin EraptiQns 'and posi- '^Tie^i5iMfiBi»^^tefc#»^^ is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents psr iNQjc. - !^\j(B|en Drug Co; Convention at San Francisco. ^.jjriQinl^i •%$ f^.^inselv^^: : |be; low rate* to Ban 'Francisco during the ratfi and tofoiEomtion apply *t Hie lm& Viaieyfio*** office* * haJH under the; 4ire$tion.;jo£... ^frs,. H. ^. GJa,pp, The-foWq«?ipgjBUn>ber3 . will.be tendered : - - •. „ l. Three-Part soijgs:- a. AwaKe! the Morning Breads.... ..Eowley i Departure of th* uegiment..'.......Papto Piano csolo—Mf h ^oct-urne Leyftaca Lulu oieggott. ' Three-Part SongM^weet May —Barnfty .Male Vclce3, • Vocal solo-Starry Waves. LocJswood Mae'Ralstoh, violin Duet—T'antasto-..; Wohlfahrt, Op. -64 ' Buth f ole, Fj-auk Pole. Two-Part gong—FureLoveiy innocence,.., ...'.•.........*......•, ...Massaiet violin solo^-gerenaae.... Gounod Winifred Leonard. ' Piano Duet—symphony Traglque\.8chubert Louise Halienbecfc; Anna BaljrJdge. Vocal aolo—The silver Ktng.. ..i. .Chamlnade Lena Harrington,. Violin solo-^roush Dance... Wlenlangtl P^rce Chartres • '\ ' - VeaWe ..Lane „, . -tPhp^be.PQn^us. . : • • .^, VocalDUet—Only Thee ......Whjte Mae Kalston, Lena Harrington. >• Choruses:— »'. .Re*81<iC th9Xeayes...,^......^...^yeazle P. TtMi'MM TJjadylng.,,. ;.<....... ..MeyexB - -w*i:Wf s ? 5MBra|er ^dihv^Olnoirah^ 3. 3. 4 5. 6. 1. ,8. 9. 10. in 18. 13. 14. .pm&&*L MENTION. Harold-E. RanMne sails this week for. EuropOf ' ' 'A' ' ' ' '\' \ Mss?A^na' Hammond,' of Jersey, city, isiniowifc ; ?--••• -•- -^-* '•• Rey^vljouis • Ml f Sweet of trnion Sprrnfs, is in town. F. C % BIogdgood spent Sunday, in' Fair- haven with his family. A^ 3fi,ichard.s, of \Baltimore is in.- town for commencement. Messrs. George Mead and George Beach were in Ithaca last week. Miss Emma M. West leaves for her home in Canton, N. Y., on Friday. • Prof, and Mrs. F. P. Nash aire expect- ed home from abroad about July 1st. Miss Evalyne A. .Feek goes t° her home in North Rose Friday evening. Miss Clara A. Foster will spend a part oi' the summer Vacation in the CatskiHs. The engagement of DeLancey Rankine to Miss Packard, of Niagara Falls is an- nounced. Mr. B. E. Rouse and family have gone to the \Thousand Islands for a summer vacation. Walter J. P. Catchpole is attending commencement at Union college, Sohe- nectady. Rev. Thomas.E. Calvert preached Jat- St. Paul's church, Waterloo, last Sunday morning. ' Miss Jennie Watson,' of Geneva, is visiting her cousin, C. J. Watson.—Dun- dee\ Observer. Mrs. Adolph Goldman, of New York ^is spendmgthe^summer at the home o^rfather, : Meyer Jacobs. J . ? *\\' \ lev, W. 3B. Clarke >!' Beneca*tFalls^ . Th-ir Quarterly Meeting. Much interest, was manifested in the quarterly meeting of the W.. 0.%., held on MonS^J eyening, Junel^th. . Encour aging reports were read by the treasurer^ sfecretaty^andchairman of varions coni- rhittees. It was^ecided at this .meeting t6 close the rooms during the months of July ana-AuguBtisex.cnpting on Tuesday morning^andSatitrd^ evening of each -We^tiwhen bdokg tasy be^drawnand ojbber fensinesB trAnsactfa. r A sum of money'was appropriated for the purchase oj£ new books as ft'eummer^attraetionf©* 1 the library.* Officers were elected, to' be- gin their duties in October. -It is hoped that a free use will be madeFofthe library and reading room during: the sutnm«r. .. The exterior- of Hyienic Instiute is*to receive a coat of paint. Fairfax Bros, began the work yesterday. Miss Cora Covert of Seneca Falls, and Miss Mabel Covert of Smcuie,' Were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. N B. Covert last week. Mr. and Idrs. E. B. Covert, of Syracuse were the guests of friends in town last week.' Police Justice Smelz Q r, was elreted as the delegate of the Black Diamond Hose Co. at the 0. O. S. Y. convention to be held next montb. N Dousek's orchestra will furnish niu?ic fr>r the commencement exercises at the High Scnool* in S^neRa FtJls .md Water- loo, also in .Geneva on Friday morning of thfe week. Thesuits for the members o? the Blaek Diamond Hose Co. will\ be furnished by E J. Broderick. The handsome colored pister for the firemen's convention is to be furnished by TWE COX/BIER- * ....- Good Stole PriptSffnil Rtandard. Fine Dimities and Lawns......... Ex»ra Fine Dimities and Lawns.. Good Apron Ginghams .'. $1 .on White Bed Spreads.. „ i All Linen ^rash.........V----— BxtraLongr Haefc Towels^ for .^. Bed Tahle Linen.. :......;. 4S TJubleaehed-Tahle Linen... .„., 4 , 45 Bleached \' \ FOe Foulard Silk.... 58tf \ '• Alotrf Wash SilKs Rood Summer Corsets A75CCorS<*fcfQr. Ladies' *!0\.M)-Sults ft.<in \•« ...^^ \ l 6.50 - V * fc J K Art ' « 4c 6C 10C 3c 69e 4c 25c I6e 34e 34c 39c 430 •.:.. ac ..;. «3c .... ,5flc .:..4?5o 6.75 ....' '4.S0 .... 3.75' .t. Lowest Prices on fill kinds of Seasonable Dry Goods. 36&3gS|tfCA$T.. ''• GE*ET^1f. J t. WANTED W ANTED—* reliable man to oysaDd greases from samp'es. Llhsrai s°il our •ji'b'g Tal terms and com'oiisston. Permanent position to the right man.. Address The Howard on & Grpas° \\o , Cleveland, Ohio large W ANTED—<» good men,. t o represent company. Ref fr «-enfift required W. HBNDEBSON EOSS, . . 465 Exchange Street-. 206-lt Geneva, VILLAGE OF GENEVA- ASSESSORS' NOTICE. Notice t° hereby given, that the Assessors oi th« Village of Geneva have completed tlrir Apsessment ^oli for the present year;' that a copy thereof Is left with the under- signed Stephen Coursev at his offie a . south Exchange Htreef.. Genevs, H y , where the sam« may he seen a pa examined bv an^ of the inhabitants \fs\1dviliaee during tpn davs from the d»te of this notice; aPd that th3 said Assessors will jne^t «t. the Trustees' room In saidwiiageonthe Firstdav of J ly instant, from 9 o'clock a. m, ,tn 4 o'clock p. m. to rnview jthalr APsessihenta on the «ppUe«tion of any person coucelvinsr himself agg'leved. DatedQeneva th<> 21st dav of June. 139T. 211-lt. THOMV^HB^OM ) £ OSAS-.H: HUKB MABEIE». NEELT--TSTAUGHTO —At Corpus Ch\istl Par- sonage, Rochester, N. Y,..bv Rev, Fith^r Lea^y June 21,1897, Mr. W. O Neely to Ml?s .VEim^ v. Naughton of Geneva. =?=. ^s^fe^oMu*- i :o: Three-Part fong—Ave'Maria... ^ocai splov-Lit w Luiia;ijy.. held sollll bnldibi ^Friday ''^nP^fhaff W o#dk. \The-'-qJassTol '.*# t^o^a^k mpbeis, v^iss^l^lgwe^^gjp; -*|^^y J >^nna ( ,-iB;. s-li^iph. B»l»tatory Oration: •3§§fegg$l <&.. Ahie^- - Epay: ''TheMyt t'rf.,, • AnnftOarpune:Brdoks... ; B$saf^P^e^cfton^!fiard^l^y5| ^Alona Eef ov^^^ralbn.\ T • ,• .,-• •-'•\. -.. w Husic;^ , •,. . Oratton^sueceas ortuilore? ';. ' • . £ - Ll . • v-Harjr5^aiEing«t^-r.-.-4--!'' i E?say;TJbe|Ieciiani3moi Elteratuie;,' *Essay:ABetroapect. \ .* •* * '.\•?•• -. M .' AdelaldeiJOseptjihe Worth,\ * < . ' Musi'c. Valedictory Essay:«-Dbs ttie \Nexte. ~'ft .MaryfAlhesMMwete '* - »«>»* w- 5&|mem- ^re^prizesf-'are to' -iie-a%ai bets of theola^s.^1?ne^w^vW^igiemo>; riil prizfe^ot'llS rad ^0 : fpr/*iibj^ heslj work iniStiglisb and ike; D. kf|£\ prize ol. % 5 for \ha best essay, onijief^attle of'Odskany. . \' 'f x \ : '';^_- f riday evening the AssoMi^^lurani will give a reception in |i9o'st; s ha|^;trom 8 to 10 oTelock in honpr of'the^lSof W^ after which a ball wiU be gife||ilapp J 8 nrobestra Qf Syraense fornisatog; ths music. • ,'•./.,'• . ''..\• r- ; •'' Lehigh ValleJ Railroad. ^Bem^rkabl/ k||fexates to ^^rancis-: co, Cal.j ac^mnC % -'3P; \% : 0.'M^'mnf&&r tion, July* f^2th.. ; ®ckei'^l^^ihne 27th to^jtily :3nd;,^cW-v^%|tii fi^al re#nx^l^tt0 4T^ust 160$ s T^a rat^ jsopen,!© the -^pibHe tm4 r,^u#ete ari ^podfbr stop ove^r^iiWQ^^a^j^&gar* i*aus; witonf^ane* M* 'ot; licketl T^»%^id«*ia^^i^^ ,^a%, vi» ^e-S^lb^4 ; ''%8a^p^^ ; ;J^ : / jpr7'f6 : a^^ts-f^-jifta1^^ •Mrl/rfosepKWa^erra^ddBhalqton are ?^he gue!ts,olMrs. w\ - G-ir^ase^€rHaws Nest on Lalie Erie^near BufEaio. .'.- »: • fienry. Wardwell and daughter of New York eity, ei*e amomg- tie com- mencement guests in town, Rollin-H. Wilbur, genera! su'peri|ntM^ dent of the Lehiigli Valley railroad^ was registered at the Nester Monday rifghi: ^Ir. VariDyke, of Newark, is condncf- ingtheservicesajt'\' 'Peter's, church; until their new rector, Eev. Dr. Hubbs, takes charge in July. • , Miss Stella Brown, of the training class of the Geneva High school has ac- cepted, a. position, to teach in Clifton Springs the coming year. Rev, Sydney T. Smythe, President of St. John's Military Academy, Delafield, Wis;, and .wife acetne vgoests of Mrs.: Charles W. Folger on Main street.. . Miss. M, a ,SrniJ;h. and Miss E. T. King of Cleveland,. \0> and M(rs. Wm. Slossort sailed this morning for a few months trip,\ abroad'.. ^o ..Mlss^El^a^. be^hSgnrith; ... , . /;•• \ I^wiB^.W.. KeyeS left yesterday, for New %>rk ciiy..,'Se' sails for, E|rope therla^E.part of the week iI> and , \jdp_ spendl&bpnt^fi^.wo^*^- ™ /tcajei.^ fore retujrning home. \; ;3 Mrs? Dunwell entertatnedi pverali yoiffli^ Jad|^^o£ v the' Delaiftpey/;|ch!ool of GeBLe^a; .at^dihner on SatrirdAj.. • At' sn^Be^lbey^ere- : •ente ; rtain^ ; l^y^ilrs. : Fos||r;^'#iatyiie Democr#ic'fr^. \ f :, 1? j^Seinina^, Niew York, ^as '.peea O^UKAIBT Bishop^alkcr toi ti^^pa^ tor^te^bf St,'Jphn's^;.E^cbpal cjrarch, : i / -E.. Priest, the photographer;, •rec^igd a tejegramfrom Homja:, IS\. TT., » •^tijiat Ms, photo; l been burglarized ^|hjgallery- on Saturday • 100 camera and' other propr Si -#25*00 to• iSan Ipanpisco. . :'\f^*^ : i6hicagvjia' tW JJbrm^Tesfern' Lin^|0|?iea?o.&^Qr6h-Wa3iierhj$fc^^^^ the* tamons «' &ufok»a> in 13 Days Eont4 Sam 29 to Iftly 3, (inclusive; on «»ojwfc Of the O. E. ConyeafciOp .Sitai- 1«firia^'Wrti- be,-madV-8al(ibDOndv• #Oft fifinlorntation apply to *hfe*l«8^® ^nn^nglinesioe addifcaslJ.^Ai Wrote, ^fceip Bates to tfetffsftnrg. The-Lelngb.VaBey^BailJ^Sff \wSftJ*an anei^BrM«n:*feo •Ge%sbTirgi^^^jPenau^f fa^o^3»ttfe^!0Tnid» on3<wft80a&»$ for tejtosin tmial July 6thin$usive,Batea i oi l^e^junxLiacipwBl*et8^§? •I ' ' v , JUNE 34th, 25th and 26th/ Every Day Needfuls at Special Prices for Three Days Only. •Men's Fine Imported Hilf Hose, s Ee»al,ir 25 cent quality, 1 iQp ^erpair, ... •'.' . .' t ;i- ...•••-.• .'- 0 . . . *vw Extra.Quality BalbrigganUnderwear, eneap,at 50 cents ' ' s \ , i-Me riripe *\. * \•'.' 'V' ':••\• •'.- , '•'•. '. Jlegnlar 15 cent lilnen (^pHarp,\ ail shapes andt sizes '\\\ -.. ' > ' '•'-•'. Fine Linen Doffs, ;pef pair . : . ... ~ ' • ' \ • \ • ' ''>•«\ • • • ; ' \•'-•• 50 cent Heckif ear, sale price, 5 . . . , Eegolar23 cent Band Bows, new shapes and colors' Fancyjfednihied Nightshirts, «.- '- •\.\'-. . .''•• i Fancy s Percale Biiirts, . . ; . . tT , . Fine White Bress Shirts, _ . .- . ,T. > . t Sxtra Haayy Black Ribbed Bicycle Hosej'fast black, Seamless Socks, Light Mi^cttxres,; , , . Many Other Bargains in HOSIERf, 0NbE£fl£R; Tlfg, GLOVES, - ©Ms ^i i^fMgi^cmBi'S; • , t t ^oofi^w^l be arj&^imea^ Sen€ca Street Entrance, * so as $6 be convenient f or bns|r^i3aeii. * If *yon can't come, write, W ffikapsfatpi fiiday aa^d Saturday of gii§ weeK *^ii;af;
