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ROOF GARDEN CRIME
Defense of Harry Thaw Will
Be Insanity Plea
SKYROCKET CAREER EXDS IN TOMBS
Young Pittaburger Admita Frankly
Killing of Architect White—ills
Beautiful Wife Produces Let-
ters From Sinin Man,
NEW YORK. June 2i=Harry Ken-
dail Thaw of Plitshurg, who shot and
killed Stanford White the famous ar
chitect, on the roof of the Madison
Square Ganlen in =n in the
Tombs. He Is treated as other
man charged with murder
At the prison
was cool
ed worried
iw veil
Aly
1% at the station, Thaw
Ile was very pale and look
but nerve did not de
Sort him. In the coarfreom he
greeted by several friends ameng
them Burr Mcinti=h He was repre
his
Was
STANFORD WHITE
#ented by Dan O Reilly in the absence
of Louis A. Delafield. who is Lis regu
nr nttorue ¥
Thaw frunkly admitted that he Killed
White, pleading iu Justitieation of the
deed that White had ruined the life of
Lis wife, the beautiful former chorus
girl aud artists’ model. Florence Eve
Ira Nesbit. His counsel will offer the
defelse of insanity Ihe prisoner has
been ecxainioed by eminest alienists
retained oo Lis behalf and by the dis
trict attorney's office Fhe coroner's
laquest will be held tomorrow
Not since the assassination of Colonel
Jans Fisk, Jr. by Edward 8 Stokes
on the staircase of the Grand Central
botel more thau thirty years
the metropolis been sho had
startling and dramatic a tragedy
Mrs. Thaw. the pivotal figure {u the
murder, took to her husband's lawyers
a sheaf of letters which are expected
to show a direct bearing upou the wo
tive for the shooting. Included In the
bundle, it ts sald. {8s a certaln letter
which Stanford White wrote within the
last few weeks to Evelsn Thaw-—-a Jet
ter which the defense will claim made
& junatic of the jenlons young husband
when be learned of It and sent him to
the roof garden ou Lis craey errand of
vengeauce
Thaw's friends will wove Loaven and
earth Io his defense and wouey will
be no object He i= & brother of the
Countess of Yarmouth and has many
rich friends and relatives io Pittsburg
and New York
His father was a millionaire wany
times over, aud money slipped through
young Thaw's flugers like sand. His
father, In bis wisdom Inserted a clause
In Ris will under which Harry was to
have only 82.500 a year until be reach
od the mature age of thirty-five years,
when It was presumed that he would
bave realized the value of woney. Bat
Mrs. Willlags Thaw, the boy's mother,
Was executriz of the will aud a dot
lug parent, so Harry got $80,000 a
year
Harry Thaw Is now thirty-three
Jears old. The limelight of publicity
first threw its glare over Thaw when
he caused a gasp of astonishment on
ago has
by wo
HARRY THAW
two continents by giving a £0000
“beauty divver” tn Paris to the stage
beauties of the French city. (leo de
Merode was there, aud so were many
other celebrities Next morning the
Dewspapers were full of the story of
that divner and Harry Kendall Thaw
liad emerged from obscurity
The dinner was four years ago. Afr.
er it bolermlan circles bogau to look
with expectancy to ‘he advent of
young Thaw in America. He came,
he saw and became infatmated with
Evelyn Florence Nesbit. She was the
daughter of a poor Pittsburg attorney
who died about ten years sgo, leavin;
fgure were Lier fortune. WW hen fifteen
years old she be ran to earn her bread
and butter by Posing as un artists’
model (a the stadios of Now York city,
and soou ber unusual besuly was the
talk of the artists
According to George W. Lederer the
theatrical Mmandger Stanford White
met and befriended the girl about this
time. White was a first nighter. and
foud of pretty girls. He wil a friend
of many young whom he
had helped to better themselves in
their profession aud he gave the wan
tiful model a band =o that was
able to appear behind the footiights in
‘Florodors,” not tiieinter of the
sextet, but In the role of a flower girl
Then Thaw crussed her path. He paid
the most constant attention to her
When the wade! te Europe
three years ago to take singlug lessous
the millionaire sped after
During Miss Neshit's nhsence abroad
It was reported in the foreign
that Harry K. Thaw “and wife had
been arrested in Switzerland for run
Glug down a peasant while sutomobil
ing
Thaw, Evelyn Neshit, her maid and
trunks cawe bere from
Europe and were driven to the
Hotel Cumlwriand, Iu New York
Thaw repeated his denials that he had
married the mode! and show girl ou the
other side of the water and de lined to
sign “and wife” on the hotel register
Tbe two were permitted to stny there
night. occupying separate apart
pients on different doors
When the young wan reached home
bis wother, who is a strict Preshyte
rian, had a few things to say to him
which wade his ears burn It catue to
generally understood that Harry
had beeu told to give up Evelyn Nes
bit or find bis Income cut from 50 (on
8 year to $2000, which Lis father Lad
provided for tn a clause of his will
There was another report that £250,
"0 had beeu offered to Miss Nesbit ir
shie would give Thaw up
noefrosses,
she
as a
went
ews
seventeey
one
be
UNDERMINING THE ARMY
Deama Openly Discussed Disloyalty
of Cossacks and Other Troops
ST. PETERSBURG. June The
of the Was openly de
voted to the revoliutionists propaganda
for undermining the of the
(troops A of speeches couched
in ardent revolutionary tous were de
Hyered with the direct object of thelr
dissemination auwiong the soldiers
Te muthorities, who sry to
Gscate containing telegmmphbic
Accounts of the ferment awouy the sol
diery. are unable to prevent the pub
lication of parlinentary speeches, and
these delivered will be printed io ey
ery radical paper in the elipire and so
flud their way into every barracks
amp and outpost
The rostrum was abandoned
eutirely 10 Cossack
Ibe conservative Cossacks did thelr
best to counteract the addresses of
their revolutiouary ronfreres Ihe le
was freely passed on both sides re
yu
-t
session doting
fovalty
Boule
3 FH cou
papers
almost
represcutatives
warding the sentiments of the Cossack
widiers and their devotion to duty
spite of the utwost efforts of Prince
Paul Dolgourokofy who occupied the
hair in the absence of President Mu
rom sell
Ibe revolutionary agitation ln the
guard camp at Krasnove Selo hns
reached such a pitch that W ar Minis
ter Rodiger s contemplating breaking
up the camp and se uttering the disat
fected regiments
Several hundred wembers of the
posed ultra loya! Preob tjeusky reg
mient are reported te have held a mest
lug and drawn up a resolution address
ed fo the regimental commander up
boldiug all the actions of parliament
and declariug that they want uo more
police duty cotaillug the slaving of
brotlier or father. Other meetings are
of dally occurrence. The Cossac ks at
Rostov on-Don are sald to have refus
ed to leave thelr quarters to Suppress
anti-Sewite disturbances unless their
fawllies are guaranteed Prusions Ip
case of death,
in
sup
Agrarian Riots Spreading.
YELETS, Hussia fhe ag
Farian woveinent is spreading through
out this province, and the peasants and
CUIpioY ves
ve
i
June 2
estate are making common
Ciuse aghiust the landlords. The rural
guards have Lad several encounters, (un
which many wen Wounded and killed
e——
Loved iis Wife's Danghter,
FREDERICKS, Md love
for his wife's danghter 1« sald to have
been the cause of the sul ide of «
Barrett Washington
Barrett married a widow with four
‘Wldren, Including a daughter, with
whom Barrett sulisequently became in
fatunted his daughter was married
recently, and her Stepfuther
lespondent and took his lfe
t farewell letter for the girl
Capinin Wynne's Sentence,
WASHINGTON, June The navy
lepartivent sent the record of the trial
by court wartial of Captain
Wynne Jr to the pres
ent. The sentence is dismissal Lut
the department recommends that he be
permitted to resign, Captain Wrune
Was recently tried at the New York
navy vard for insubordination aud oth
er offenses
June 27
ICOrKe
near Junction
becaine
leaving
op
-i
tobert
marine corps
Ite Mundred Anniversary.
KINGSTON, N. Y.. June
Ulster County Medical
night celebrated its one hundredth an
niversary Addresses were wade hy
Ur. Albert Vanderveer of Albany, for
mer Supreme Court Justice G. DD. RB
Hasbrowek and ex-Senator Jobn J
Linson,
Nollla Won Debate Prise.
CLINTON, N.Y. June 27. ~Merwyn
Humphrey Nollls of Johustown last
Bight won the McKinney extemporane-
ous debate prize ut Hamilton college,
0. ~The
society jast
DOINGS IN CONGRESS
Senate Will Not Accept Re-
port on Rate Bill
LA FOLLETTE WOULD AID WORKERS
President Signs Postofice Approepria-
ton Measure—House Will vot Ad-
Journ Until Its Work is
Finlahed,
“ov.
WASHINGTON June 27
voll Bot te gocepl the conference re
port oa the milread mate bill aud Sen
ators Tilman, Elkins aud Cullom were
to conduct a further con
The =epate
red pointed
ference
Fhe
approssriation
the
BIT developed
couference agricuitural
that the
1c] =en
on
differvices between the Dose
regard to the
amendment probably will be sent back
ate in Heal inspection
to the two houses for further ad tial or
for instructions (o the conferves
The refused
th=olutely to provisions
AD appropt for the
erutient to pay the of usps
and iusisted npon the retention of the
senate representatives
this
shioh
cutishder
making guy
Curst fion
provisiou ia the Beveridge Gill requir
that the uf tion
placed upon cans of went
Hy a vote of six to five
committee
tig date spree be
the
Cains
senute
Iutetuoy anki de
<thiuus= of nu
iu the
Of
cided not to go to the
abd take
investigation
The smnibus public bullding bilL car
ying $2200 (An) was by the
house, one Rour having been consumed
i i= reading and considaeation
The house also adopted a number of
Cotiferenes reports, awong them being
the following
The Military academy appropristion
bill. which sends it to the
for the control and regulation of the
waters of the Niagara river and for
preservation of Ningara fails
mending the act authorizing the cou
deinuntion of ands of cusenents teed
connection with works of river
harbor jmprovement at the ex
of persons cuollpanies or COT po
rations appruved May 146, 1d
he Iuteresting lucident of the
session was a coutlict over a wotlon by
Sevater La Follette to enter upou the
cousideration of the bill Hslting to six
teen Lours the tue milroad emiploy ees
in the of trains
way be employed cousecutively. There
Was great dilculty (u securing a vot
ug qgquorutn, but the requisite number
witiniately Suvera!
speeches were wade on the Lil
The president has sigued the post
office appropriation bill
Congress will stay lu session until
Its work Is finished. This is the dictum
of Speaker Caunon aud his lieuteuants
and is being emphasized at this time
any impression that the
pure food bill at least wight go over
until the [bere is also
trouble on the weat luspectiou bill aud
the rallroad rate bill
indicates delay The immigration bill
is also ln conference, as are several of
the uppropriation bills
All of these things must be worked
out without any date wing set for ad
journwient
fina testimony canal
passed
president;
the
ed in
nd
frets
ost
eugaged mos ement
Was obtained
to conuteract
nex! session
the “tie up” oun
EXPECTED THE KAISER
Dowie at Jamaica Made Witness
Wateh For German Fleet
CHICAGO 27 Miss Elizabeth
McLeunan, 8 nurse who accompanied
folin Alexander Dowie to Mexico and
Tamaica, testified (nthe hearing before
ludge Laudls to determine the owner
ship of Zlou City properties that Dowie
during that trip was delirfons a greater
part of the tne
While Io Jamaica, she declared. be
was continually under the Impression
that the ewperur of Ge TIBALY WAS Co
ing to visit Li aod severn| tlues sent
the witness to watch for the ltuperial
eet Dowte seemed to believe, ac
cording to the witness, that Ly his
prayers he Lad prevented war among
Asiatic nations and that as a reward
he was to recelve a sum of money
Jue
Mayor and Police Arrested.
ROCK IBLAND, 111 Jang
Charged with hupediog aod ‘obstruct
Ing the operation of rallway tratus
without due process of law, Mayor G
W. McCashrio and six members of the
local force were arrested lien
nfter tearlug out sectious of the main
lines of the Burllugtow and Milwaukee
Fhe wnyor Lolds that the cow
pany has no right to the grounds on
which the tracks were ald Trae
was delayed until late at night
rd
-i
protic
roads
Have Vecared Carnegle’'s Girt.
CLEVELAND, © June 27 Al na
tiweting of the trustees of Oberlin ool
lege Leld annoatced that
all but £2.20 of the $5000 sd ditional
amd fund |
been rulsed and that assurnnces bas
been vowived that the
bee paid In between wow and Saturday
thus securing the gift of $127 (ani frow
Audrew « sruvgie
here It was
vudow ment Cg ulpent =
mainder will
Volunteers’ Monument Dedicated
FREDERICKSHURG, Va
Governor Peunypacker ard his staff
with a of of
the One Hundred and Twenty seve uth
of
participated fo the exercises of dedics
tion of the by the
state of Penusylvania lu the National
Cemetery lu this city to the memory of
the regiment
President Grants Half Holidays.
WASHINGTON, June 27 Suturday
half holidays during the wonths of
July, August nod September buve been
Emuted Ly President Rodsevelt to
skilled wechanics aud Jaborers and to
all smployces id the classified agrvice
of
Tune 27
large number sUrYivors
regluient Penoaylvanio volunteers
(roninent erwted
WORLD'S RECORD BY HALIFAX.
Bwift Stakes at Sheepshead Bay Wos
by Alexander Shields’ Horse.
NEW YOHK, June 27 Alexander
Rhields Halifax, carrying 119 pounds,
made a now world's record for seven
furlongs cirealar track, when he won
the Swift stakes at Blhicepshead Hay
He was quoted at 7 10 1 in the Twi
tog and stepped the distance in
124 45 which Is ane fifth of a second
faster than The Musketeer's time,
tuade at Saratoga In liar and Aero
naut’s time, made this year at Belmout
park
Ihe Swift stakes onls brought tliree
starters. with Brookdale Nyuuph favor
ite, at 6 to 5. and Orisondale next in
nand, at 13 to 10 after
fron 2 to 1
despised outsider
the front at th.
lowad by Brookdale Nymph
tle belug | layed
Halifax
(irmonidale
fol
down while
the
went to
Was
start
This or
der renialued uncl thgrd to the streteh
the leaders ingau to tire. Shaw
Hulifax into the lead and
wou well in hand by two leugths frow
Urmiondale
Prince Hamburg (on winuing the first
the world's recurd for
six and a half furlongs of 1 18 2.0
beld by Mineola and Martinas Red
River won the Zephyr stakes Two 7a
Vorites wou, Suluwsaries
First Hace - Prince Hamburg, first;
Bir Lynuewood. second; Cinna. third
Secuoud Hace ~ Rye, first: Water
Tak, second; Kllugsor, third
Third Race - Red River. first: Sewell
second, Hat Masterson, third ’
Fourth Race Halifax, first: Ormon
dale. second. Brookdale Nymph, third
Fifth Race. Fancy Bird, first Stim
ulant, second; Mary Morris, third
Sixth Race. -Maxuar, first:
Crawford, second; Agile, third
Where
then sent
race equiled
Miss
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Ya-
tional and American Leagues,
NATIUNAL LEAGUE
At New York
Philadelp
New Yor
Hits
furs—jf
tories
hi g @
& g a
Phi &
hiladelphi 3: New
Fit and Dovin
F
Batteries
Lindeman
fore
Mclu
and Hrown
Hits—Pittaby
rors-Fittsburg
lerios Leeier
Ldvingst ne
At Chicago
and McCarthy
TABLE uF
w
‘hicago
Pitiabirg
New York
Philadeiphta
Cincinonauy
Brooukiyn
St louls
Boston -
AMERICAN LEAGUE
At Philadelphia
tor LI I | ¢ 0 ©
Phildaly t 1 8 2. ¢
Hits iladeiphia, 13 EE
rors pe Linde i 2 13}
teries- ¥ Armbruster
and Beohires
At Detroit
Hier eland 1 9
dejroult J
its -Claveland «¢
Cieveland 2 Prtyod
wd Clarke, Mullen
At §t loyie
Chicag:
Bt Louls
Hits. Crt
Chic age
Unen acd 8
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Eg and
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Ago
8 Hatterles
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OF PERCENTAGES
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Detrotr Xx
Washington } i ¥
Hoston v 3 ae
Cleveland
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Chicage
tr}
Rough Weather at Henley.
HENLEY, Juue 27 Owing to Leavy
winds the wost daring of the
Crews veutured out on the course. The
Argouauts of Toronto had a long pra.
the flushing by cuvering the
course, 1 wile M0 yants, In 7 minutes
HH seconds. WB. West of the | udiue
Barge club Philadelphia, was out
sculling, but the wind was too strong
aud shifty for slugles Reviewing the
work of his opponents Mr. W est, who
18 10 compete for the Diamond sculls
said, I guess | aw up aguinst a tough
proposition, but I shall have a try.’
oily
row,
Won Sliver Cap and $4,440.
CINCINNATI 0 June Ed Cor
rigan’s Planute an added starter and a
rank outsider
phy, the
woli the Cinclununti tro
feature at Latouls Zal, whicly
vid, und Yowric, the thin
Were coupled the Gerst
Ihe value of the stake to the win
was 8400 In addition the win
ner received a silver cup donated Ly
Hon Julius Flelschmann of this ity
Matador wou the second eveut had Iy
from Principia with Hos
the favorit
Hulshied sec
Liorse
try
ner
nas en
n long shot
Cu third
Fwelve Innings, Only One Run
MIDDLETOWN
Weslovan
with its old rival
Coun, June
Coll he ncvinent
Willlaws, aft
tra battle between pitchers which raul
Into the twelfth
belug scored
wenk at the hat
Williams was unable to hat safely
Won the
KUL
lunlug, a slugle run
Ww esleyan was very
but
or
to run buses although plaving a clean
In the twelfth nung. with none
Smith hit. stole second
and was a slushing hit by
Hurke
only
and wade errors
Rilue
wade a
Ly
aul
scored
RN. C. Seaver Hetalne ( hamplonship
HOSTON dR, Nene
stcvessfully defended title to the
Massachusetts nwo tennis champion
ship In slugles at the Longwom! Crick
et club by defeating FW. Sulloway
Jue
Lis
Ellteatt at Keallworth,
BUFFALO, June Ellicott won
the second race at Kenllworth from a
flald of the best two year-olds at the
track :
re HC
: Weather Probabilities,
Partly clowdy; variable winds,
3 ww
AKL: BACK IN LONDON
Longwor hs to Be Presented
at Edward's Qourt.
RAISER AT RitL MOST COURTEOUS
American Ambassador
Ball
Daughter
Gives Grand
In MHenor eof Fresldent's
and Her
band This Evening
LONDON Fritge
Nk das [a
Worth are Look
HEW
two or thins
Lad it
EAgemiels
Will be present at the hall ta be
the Ameri this
and at tie drawiog reo at
wlien
they will be presented at the court of
St Jatues
Mr and Mrs
of
slajror
hitve
Kiel
thelr
min fat
at
for
days more
pleasantly Been
Lod:
They
given at
Bol
fos
HO embassy
evening
Bu Ringhaw
place tomorrow
Longworth at Kiel met
distinetion surrcundiag
itl were many
Mr Longworth
visit to Kiel shold
part of their
They are most pleased
Culirtesies
the
ittentive
Eiery
ths
Bours fn his ou iprany
desired that
regarded
wedding tour
with all the
and found
cheerful
oh
tsefingn
their
bie sifuply as
then
kind
aud complimentary
to Awerica. He sent messages to Pres
ident Réosevelt. Prince August, fourth
sou of the Whe was Mrs
Longworthi’'s table GHupanion at the
dinner on the Hawburg, seat her Lis
photogmph with Lis autograph
Ihe Cluperor wentivued to wenibers
of his sult his pleasure over the
tunity
fer
shown
Cliperor very
Cuiperur
appar
he Lad to talk with the daugh
of President Hoose
velt and cipressed the hope that they
would take home agreeable
of Germans
About New perEnns
thd =on-in law
Hp rvssions
isseinblinl at the
Mr A nid
refi inesd
the
rabliroad station at
Mrs
the
Viierican
Kiel to sis
off They
WeHillng vedi
fie I
Howard
train thi
Longworth
royal
ifn with
iin
William |
Hilhititewn efor
navn vitlenant
Coninninler
rowd gave then livers
thitee is
train pulicd out
EMERY THE FAVORITE
Democratic State « onventian
nil Harrisburg
HARRISBURG. p
Deo 1H
Opens
a
The
state « it which
Livre via L Tdi
fon
Bas opened inate
candidates for iid other
eect
du party dudepend
thie
regular
state officers, will
Liu
Republica,
the
probably fu
situ with the
elt
ists
Prohibition
Republican
ud
ngainst
vaudidates
There
Dremoct
ivy two fact ous the
ils favoring fusion with a
sMralght ont Dawocrat to bead the tic k
et and the other favor ug fasion with
Jr
party
tong
Oli
lewis Ewery
the
ero
of Mokhean county
viitslidate for gov
Arthur G.I
volt of Lehigh county is the « wndidate
uf the
has the indorsewenut of Natioual Cow
Jamies MM Guffey. who Is
opposed to placing any one but a Dem
ocrat at the head of on ticket
The fight
has bevy n
Lincoln
Mate Seuatop
Dletiorats" and
straight out
tittecway
i fus
Ui
oie tad a
between
Litter
CALvass of the
Euiery will probably
I'he sentiment has Leen
vor of Emery all day, aud his friends
lait be will carry the cou slion
two factions
areful
situation ludicates that
be uomiinated
ruuniug lu fa
To Be Greater San Fraucisco
CHICAGO, Juue 27
soon will be Urenter
well
Ran Francisco
Frisco In fact
Thlugs have settied
slice our terrible disaster
ne
to rebuilding
an
1% lu une
themselves
capitalists putting their
money in
aud eularglug and
ire
in
feautify lug Irndespeople
ug their stocks the Evi
erally wusiderable cont
future Claus
eulary
aud
ure showing
lence In the city's
Spreckels of Sau Frauclscu, who, with
hls wife, Is In Chicago, thus expressed
blmself In discussing the future of his
Clty All tw citizens, he said
frm (no the belief that Sas Fran
Cisco will become the largest and wost
portant port of eutry
hemisphere
People
howe
are
lu the western
Drowned la HKounkapot River
SPRINGFIELD. Mass
Ralph A
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NASHVILLE
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tenn, June 27. Go
rdatnn has announced to the
ul the Miss ppd
guard that there will te no
ball thie
Gulfport this swiner
ttiounl
officers
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that ir
owed to at
aut thinual en al
+ ball Is
Kiven privates must Ix
(ed
protest
Fhe otticers are mak HE 8 strouy
To Proseoute Meat Dealers.
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uf dealers
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wold
preservatives
Fue
prosecution tye who
went I contain
in
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Ly Chemist
in the city
Alford of
the prosecn
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und nud was bought
ket
criminal
tions
Fudge Fremont the
Court ordered
Mra, Hovsevelt at Oyster Bay,
OYRTER BAY, NY Tune 27 The
Suvernment yacht Syiph, with the pres
dent's wife on bonnl. came to anc hor
off Sagamore Hill about ¥ o'clock last
night, and a landing was wade st the
Roosevelt pler. From there Mes
Roosevelt was taken 10 her summer
bowe lu a
PRICE ONE CE
June Whites:
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'Ladies’ Muslin Unde:w
Glob: Warehouse Prices
| Drawers and shart skirt. tom
Skirts
25, 27,29 and 31 in lengths
10 in. flounce, four rows tucks
hemstitching, worth 40c. Sale p
dle
Drawers to Match |
Cpen or closed, all sizes,
35¢c. Sale price 25¢
Skirts
Deep lace trimmed flounce, re
lar 50c values. Special 37}c. Of
and closed drawers to match 3
Embroidery trimmed skirts, de
flounce, worth 62jc. Special 4
Open and closed drawers to mat
49¢
Drawers
Small lot of umbrells drawe
threa tucks and thres rows, val
sertions, edged with lace, ve
sightly, worth $100. Sale p
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i Se.
Long Skirts
Double lawn flounce 18 in, wi
18 tucks, he nstitched, mud + to
for $112)c. Special 89.
One lot $1 25 values, three ro
Point de Paris lace and insertion
lawn flounce tucked and hemstitel
ed, very sightly. Sale price 98c.
One lot $1.75 values, 18in. Is
flounce with ruffle, three rows k
chion insertions, hemstitched, tac
ing between each Special §1.12%¢)
Very elaborate $2.00 value, don-
ble ruffle and double flounce, #
rows lace insertion, garinent, mad
of cambric and lawn. Bale PIG
$149
Dotted Mulls
About 25 pieces, priced at 18}¢
15¢, 20¢ and 25¢, pin dots to size ¢
pea. These goods we buy direc
from the maker, wii Bi, iy
umporte | and domestic
Sheer White Mater
In variety equal to the city sty
and prices lower, beginning at 8c3
and raising by casy stages to 65c.
Our line embraces Lawns, Linens,
Batistes, Organdies, French Lawn,
Persian Lawn, French Batiste, Lin-
gurie, Leno de Amerique, ete.
The wholesale output together
with the branch stores enable us to
purchase these goods direct .from
the maker, saving you 20%.
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The “Globe Stores’ never He
their patrons.
White Waists +
A new lot going at 88e.
Silk Umbrellas
Another lot of $2.00 silk umbrel-
las. Special $1.49
Other specials space does not per-
mit us to mention
Globe Warehouse,
Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave.
VALLEY PHONR
DR. A. 6. REES, M.D.
100 Lake 8. West Sayre.
OFFICER HOURS:
8 to 11:00 a m., 1 to 4:30, 7:00 so Woe,
Sunigo wriaaty vd chronto dissesss &
spealalty phanea
THE NEW HARNESS SHOP
Harness, Washed, Olled, Repaired 3
Harness Bought, Sold, Traded
Bleycles and Lawn Mowers Repaired
Mirrors and Looking Glasses Replated
Boots and Shoes Repaired
AL CONKIN, . Eestjlockhart
Rocord has in stoek the
signs:
Offos
Do Nob Ask for Credit
me
following sued
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