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Reductions Without Precedent or Parallel. The Biggest Bargains Ever Offered in
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL
This mammoth department has been carefully 'gone over and all surplus stock marked to sell and
sell quick! Original selling prices and also the reduced prices marked in plain figures on each- ticket!
Reductions will be found exactly as stated! Read every word! '
For additional Clearing Sale Bargains
in other lines of goods turn to our adver
tisement on page three, first section of
this paper.
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Suits.
Ladies' Cloth and Mohair
Suits odd suits one and
two of a kind reduced as
follows:
f 10.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. .f&0
$10.00 MoUalr Suits reduced to.t&
$23.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. .95.M
$35.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. .$3.00
$25.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. .93.00
$21.50 Cloth Suit reduced to. .$3.60
$25.00 Voile Suits reduced to. .$3.00
$15.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. .$3.00
$1!.75 Cloth Suits reduced to. .$3.00
$1 .T5 Cloth Suits reduced to. .$3.00
$14.75 Mohair Suits reduced to.$TJS0
$15.00 Voile Suits reduced to. .$7.80
$75.00 Vol! Suits reduced to.$IO.OO
$37.00 Cloth Suits reduced to.$10.00
$20.75 Cloth Suits rcdticedto.$10.00
$37.50 Cloth Suits reduced to.$to.OO
$25.00 Mohair Suits reduced to.$10.00
$35.oo Cloth Suits reduced to.$IO.OO
$27.5( Cloth Suits reduced to.$lO.00
$27.S0 Mohair Suits reduced to.$10.0O
$29.75 Mohair Suits reduced to.$tO.OO
$15.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. $10.00
$37.50 Cloth Suits reduced to.$lO.00
$35.00 Mohair Suits reduced to.$l!LSe
$32.50 Cloth Suits reduced to.$ISJW
$42.50 Cloth Suits reduced to. $12(0
$19.75 Mohair Suits reduced to.$12J
$32.50 Cloth Suits reduced to. $120
$27.50 Cloth Suits reduced to.$l2J)0
$4375 Cloth Suits reduced to.$lSJSO
$32.50 Mohair Sulu reduced to.$lSJM
$32.5 . Mohair Suits reduced to.$ISJM
$29.75 Mohair Suits reduced to.$I2.80
$45.00 Mohair Suits reduced to.$l3L50
$27.50 Mohair Suits reduced to.$12JM
$25.00 Cloth Suits induced to. $10410
$20.00 Cloth Suits reduced to.flSJM
$37.50 Cloth Suits reduced ta. $13.00
$32.5n Cloth Suits reduced to.$lS.OO
$39.00 Cloth Suits reduced tf.$15.0
$29 75 Cloth Suits reduced to.$13.00
$55.00 Mohair Sr.lts reduced to.$13.00
$35.0C Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$47.5r Voile Suits reduced to. $13.00
$59.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$59.00 Voile Sulu reduced to. $13.00
$35.00 Cloth Suits reduced to.$lS.OO
$35.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$55.00 C!oth Suits reduced to. $15.00
$45.00 Panassa Suits reduced to. .$13
$52. 5u Panama Suits reduced to. .$13
$45.00 Mobair Suits reduced to.$13.00
$37 CO Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$37 50 Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$37.50 Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$35.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$07 50 Cloth Suits reduced to. $13.00
$45 00 Cloth Suits reduced to.$!3.00
$29 45 Cloth Suits reduced to.$13.O0
$32 50 Voile Suits reduced to.$15.O0
$45 oo Cloth Suits reduced to. $18.73
55 oo Voile Suits reduced to.$33.O0
$47.50 Voile Suits reduced to. $23.00
$C0 DO Voile Suit reduced to. $23.00
$59.00 Voile Suits reduced ta. 927.50
$S9.00 Cloth Suits reduced to. $35.00
Wash Shirt
Waist Suits,
$2.50 Lawn wash Shlrt-Walst Salts,
80c
$5 India Llnon Shlrt-Walst Suits.. $2
$5.95 and $6.50 India Llnon Shirt-
Wain SulU $243
$8.95 and $10.00 India Llnon Shirt
waist Suits 95.00
Silk Shirt
waist Suits.
$10.00 and $13.25 Silk Shirt-Waist
Suits $3.00
$15.00 and $16.75 Silk Shirt-Waist
Suits $0.05
Ladies Silk Coats
Short Coats. Three-Quarter Coats and
Full Length for traveling
$ R.95 Silk Coats, short, red. to 93.73
$10.00 Sill: Coats. -length. at.95.O0
$12.50 Silk Coats, -lensth. at.9o.95
$22.50 Silk Coats, short, at. . .910.00
$27.50 Silk Coats, short, at $BJKS
$47.50 Silk Coats, short, at. . .$18.00
$21.!M Silk Coats. Redingote, at. . . $15
$12.50 Silk Coats. -length. at.$7.93
$15.00 Silk Coats. Vlenpli, at $lO
$15.00 Silk Coats, full length. at'..$10
$15.00 Silk Coats. -length. .$10.03
Shirt Waists
Reduced.
75c and $1.00 Waists reduced to. 18c
$1.50 to $2.75 Waists reduced to. 50c
$3.95 to $4.75 Waists reduced to..$l
$5.00 to $8.50 Waists, silk. at. .92JM
$10.00 to $14.75 Waists. sllk.at.$5.00
Ladies9 Raincoats
Steamer Coats and Automo
bile Coats reduced ;s fol
lows: Bargains! Bargains!
$12.75 Coats reduced to. . . . J$ 7.78
$18.75 Coats reduced to $I0.O0
$15.00 Coats reduced to $10.00
$22.50 Coats reduced to $10.00
$1S.75 Coats reduced to $10.00
$15.00 Coats reduced to $10.00
$15.00 Coats reduced to $10.00
$21.50 Coats reduced to $12JH
$19.75 Coats reduced to $12JH
$22.50 Coats reduced to $12.30
$25.0'' Coats reduced to $12.75
$27.50 Coats reduced to $13.00
$25.00 Coats reduced to 917.30
$32.50 Coats reduced to 918.75
$27.50 Coats reduced to $10.75
$37.50 Coats reduced to $22.30
$39.75 Coats reduced to $25.00
$47.50 CoaU reduced to $25.00
$45.00 Coats reduced to $23.00
Clearing Sale of Elegant Gowns
In Our Costume Rooms.
One lot of "Rajah Silk" Voiles, Crepe de
Chine Dresses, beautifully made and
trimmed; sizes 34 to 42 bust; original
prices were $25, $29.75, $37.50, $4Z50,
$45, $49.75 and $69; ' fifosf f(
day for
r.au,
5-
One lot of Gowns in black only voiles,
chiffon, satin and mescaline silks and
crepe de 1Hines lined throughout
original prices were dyVlBBBf ff
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?25'
Gowns of chiffon voiles and crepe de
Chines, all lined throughout with
taffeta silk; original prices were $39.75.
$4730, $65. $69.50. oJ N Af
Monday for.
$59, $79 and $87.50
your choice Monday
White .Point d'Esprit and Black Net
Gowns, trimmed with lace and ribbons;
original prices were $25 and $29.75;
prices were s
15
your choice Monday
for $10
and
15
.00
Gowns of voiles, Henrietta, crepe de
Chines all beautifully trimmed and
lined throughout with taffeta silk
original prices ere $29. 5, 532a0,
$35. $45, $59 Cg AA
lot Monday for...
Taffeta Silk Coat Suits in various colors;
nicely trimmed with braids; original
prices were $25. - f AA
loW
re 9J.ts, ?.
$10
$29.75 and $57.50;
your choice
10
A lot of very fine Gowns only one of a
kind which we'll sell as follows:
One lot of Linen Suits,
original prices were
$10, $15, $18 and $25
choice Monday
somewhat soiled
.50
$2
One-hundred-dollar
Silk Gown
for
Two-hundred-dollar
Chiffon Gowns,
trimmed with real lace
i
One-hundred-and-sev-ty-five-dollar
Satin
Chiffon Gowns, hand
embroidered, for
$25
$50
50
Small lot of Linon Sailor Suits and Linen
Frock and Frill Coat Suits all-white
and all-pink original prices were $15,
$19.75, $21.50. $25, 4C-0J F AA
$27.50. 29 75 and H I kooUU
$35 choice.. $10 and
jnces wer
15
Pongee Coats many suitable for auto
mobiling original prices $15. $18.75,
$2 and $3.a0 your C f i
rhniro Mon- P ioa W
day
M3. 5
5
Parasols and Umbrellas.
Reductions unparalleled on Parasols and on
Men's and Women's Umbrellas.
$1.25 to $200 Parasols reduced to 95c
$2.50 to $3.00 Silk and Linen Parasols. . .$1.75
$3.25 to $4.00 Silk Parasols reduced to. . .$2.25
$3.00 to $5.00 Black Silk Parasols $2.50
$5.00 to $10.00 Chiffon Silk Parasols $2.50
$1.00 to $1.25 Sun Shades, green lined 50c
$5.00 to $6.00 Silk Umbrellas reduced to. $3.50
$6.95 to $8.50 Silk Umbrellas reduced to. $3.00
$3.75 Silk Umbrellas (women's) $2.00.
$5.75 to $6.95 Silk Umbrellas (women's). $3.50
$2.95 Linen English Em
broidered Skirts
$5.00 and $5.95 Linen Eng
lish Embroidered Skirts. . .
$5.00 Wool Skirts
reduced to
$8.95 to $12.50 Wool
Skirts reduced to
B. NUGENT & BRO. DRY GOODS CO.,
Broadway. WasMagtoa Avt. ami St. Charles St.
Dress Skirts.
Tremendous reductions on
Wash Skirts, Wool Skirts and
Silk Skirts.
$1.00
$2.50
$2.50
$5.00
$35.00 to $39.t0 Taffeta Silk and Cloth
Dress Skirts reduced 4 1 C AA
to. each 4 O.UU
Clearing Sale of Apparel
For Misses,GirIs and Children
Oae lot of children's white guimpe
Waists 4 to 8 years original
prices 50c. 76c. 95c. $1.10. $1.35.
$1.75 and $1.95 -IC
Clearing sale price. cachXiJC
Lot of Children's charabray and
percale Dresses sizes 4 to 14
years original prices were
$1.00 and $1.25 CAf
Clearing sale price, each. UUV
Lot of Baby Dresses chambray.
lawn and percales t to 6 year
sixes original prices were $1.25
and $1.50-c:earlng f AA
sale price 4 W
Girls Dresses 6 to 14 year sizes
percale, gingham and cham
bray Russian blouse. Buster
Brows and Infant waists orig
inal prices $1.25 and $1.50
Clearing salo AA
price, each JF I W
Girls' and Juniors Regulation
Salts
$16.00 suits reduced to S.T.OO
$10.00 serge suits reduced to 85.00
$11.75 serge sulu reduced to 8H.7A
$19.75 mohair silk -lined coat
suits $12.73.
$18.75 serge silk -lined Jacket
suits ft 12JSO.
$16.75 cheviot Bilk -lined Jacket
suits Sl&SO.
$17.50 white serge suits for flO.OO
$15.00 white serge suits for tHJKi
$18.75 white serge suits for $7.30
$10.00 white eerge suits for $3.00
$18.75 organdies reduced to SB.0O
$8.95 mohair Gretchens for SS.S5
Girls' Dresses Russian blouse.
Buster Brown, two-piece blouse
original price $1.75, $1.95,
$2.25. $2.50 sizes C to 12 yrs.
pl".ring.M.,e $1.50
Eight styles girls' dresses, all
beautifully trimmed ages C to
16 years many lovely suits in
this lot original prices $2.50.
$2.75 and $2.95 tf") -c
Clearing sale price. .f&)
One great lot (where wo hae
but oae. two or three of a kind)
all sizes these show great re
ductions: $5.95 dresses for 9&SO
$5.00 dresses for $&!
$6.95 dresses for 94.93
$6.50 dresses for 83.9.1
$7.95 dresses for $5.95
Children's Buster Brown suits
6 to 12 year sizes original
prices were 53.95 tf Sfk
Clearing sale price. .4'.s'vF
Excellent butcher linen and pique
suits nicely trimmed C to 14
years original prices were
$6.50 and $6.95 C? OC
Clearing salo price. .&0 zrO
One lot of Irish linen and pique
dresses, in white and colors
ages 8 to 14 years original
price- $5.00 Clear- Cl AC
Ing sale price 70.V7
Children's white India llnon and
Persian lawn dresses some high
neck and some guimpe dfesses
all nicely trimmed 4 to 6 year
slzes-roriglnal prices $2.95 to
$C.95 Clearing f f
sale price 4 I .UVP
$1.50
$4.95
Children's dresses India llnon
andt Perolan lawns nicely trim
med 4 to 6 year sizs original
prices $2.95 to $7.5i
Clearin sale price.
Children's very fine dresses of
Persian lawns, organdies and
India linons original prices
$3.95 to $S.75 fj W
Clearing sale price. .4f,ff
Baby coats (ages 3 to 4 years),
made of cheviots, brilliantlnes
and serges lined and unllned
original price $3.95 to $8.95
Clearing sale f AA
price 47 1 J9
Children's and girls box-back coats
coliarless. nicely trimmed
with white broadcloth original
prices $C95. $7.95 and $12.00
Clearing sale
price
Children's silk coats 4 to 6 year
sizes mado of good taffeta silk
and nicely trimmed with whtto
ilk braid and ornaments orig
inal price $5.00 tfJ-J n
Clearing sale price. . HJtOU
Children" and Girls' coats 4 to
14 year sizes beautifully trim
med with crochet lace over satin
and with Irish point lace collars
original prices $6.95 and $7.95
Clearing sale 4e? AA
price JJ. W
Children's two-piece and Norfolk
jacket and skirt suits sizes 8 to
10 years original price waa
$5.95 Clearing 4 W
rale price M' I W
Children's English cashmere Bus
ter Brown suits tinea collar,
cuffs, silk tie and leather belt
size 12 to 14 years original
price was $3.50
Clearing sale price.
Stiita of fine cashmere, plain skirt,
fancy waisting. waists surplice
style sizes 10 to 12 years orig
inal price $6.95 fl W
Clearing sale price H 1 W
Children's three-quarter coats
sizes 6 to 10 years of beautiful
mohair original price $7.50
Clearing sale d4 AE
price M
Children's brilllantine check coats,
piped with green and fancy rib
bons sizes 10 to 12 years orig
inal prices $13.75 and $18.75
S,c".iBK.r $io.oo
Small lot of baby dresses 4 to 6
year sizes original prices $8.95.
$10.00. $11.95. $15.00 and
$18.75 Clearing e AA
sale price 4KJmJ9
Girls dresses from 6 to 14 year
sizes organdies. Persian lawa
and Indian Ilnoas original
prices $8.95 and $15.00
?!?: $4.95
One lot of children's blue and
white pique suits skirt, shirt
waist and coat original price
$9.50 Clearing CC AC
sale price 4Jf.yJ
Children's pongee, silk coats and
Jackets sizes 4 to 14 years
nil beautifully trimmed orig
inal prices were $8.95 to $14.7
Clearing sale
price
$1.00
$5.00
JAPANESE NOT
ALWAYS STOICS
Many of the 8oMipr Pine for
Home and Long-MiMing Loved
Ones. Writes Correspondent
From the Orient.
-Whatever yu do, Aurix. ferat to put In
a plctar. of rr'ttr atrt. thr por fl
Jo t tt front r hnrsr!ii for th
Ifttt of a woman. fc." o SuionlhM
tA. friend tvho at Ifc. "comfort
Tbm" ti b fi!1l. wrlt He'Ti llyiJ. to
ta Arccnaut. All ToMo ws t-jj for
tsntni anj Japan of !I '. anl
t!l uml qutJcn n'fc'n trieai xnt
fr!nJ . -What arr ou psittlr In
your s" And great anl Iocs wr
th. dlculon or t!. mrlt of thl end
that artlci.
W. r a5ki! tp wpr-v.S UJt 13 cent,
gqid n ic& of our ti. an I by mllnt
cut to tfc. c'lM' jhop. jcI Iilltr.c a
IiuniJrJ at ont nrf 4Mc to rut In
each Mt. h troarn raper nlo; a
fair of coiton ock. a Nu rd h!:
war towrl. a tooth bruh. tooth poJr. a
little. Jckrt of raatly yrli;! iaM!lri.
a amall pawkaitr of totaiYo, a part if a
cake cf kor an r.lcr' J nutart. and
to pi ur miMlor.arj- frtecl trail.
User as--"rp.l ir th" r not Jik trccta
me hal ra tn cur cnUlho94. out -r
tor!r of Tif-rotacs in brarery. of klni
sa to tnr fatten to, and tttat thr Mil
dtrr :ikrt thcrr. A Veltr hal rtra. back
ami a tcUlrr !n th 8!4. TMrlr-a
aan ha- rrjil the tract yea nt m. It J
I. worn out. p'a nj ra anothr 4
W. r obis-i to tak th'lr .or J for
It. . cf ccvr. coa!d not real th
ftsiny l!t;! bok nv.fi wtth faactcattns
cararr. but t-t tniticate the evr;ty of
.sch lttr:aturr. piunip into th nilAUa cf
caeh f rnrrJ the ptctar ofMh. n.ot
ckarmlns llttl- seiaha e ecu's 2nd. .
Storks about the Nar.keta mt ut to
ts army by th people a!! over th sa
Mn are brtxetzts to drift back.
X soM!r before Fort Arthur wrote "set
wtater: "W are anstcualy aaltins roc
blanket. I have heard that in the 4n
IBSSTr laiiea at court east oat to th?W
aamOtearta In the field arara -tothaut
ga4f by ib!r own fair hands, with njny
m tender thosaM atitehed fa. I hare no
! ssjsaOieart. and I want a Market seat ty
aSK poor old an'a" And from tha
CtsjSjMt authority rraifili hear that
ieaei'er. eery"Be madly paved ever
Sta !' of blank Is seat out, aearrhlns
for those which were slen by tomn.
for each blanket was ir.arkrj Ith the
name of the tender
One day a pile of blanket was thrown
dnan In a companj' crour.da and imme
diately attneked by th oliilers. After a
fruitless eearch thev stralshter.ed rp.
"What Is the matter with those Man
ketsT they arnimMed; "not a air.le one
from a woman": for it emJ that an
other company had had the first pick. Aa
second chetce eacSi late comer tried to
find a blanket from his own rrovir.ee.
A olHer" wife sent out a blanket, her
heart full of her hahnd. no doubt, but
because ah. could not send one directly
to him 'h did r.ot withhold her rift,
atrans fate sent the pile In whl.-h was
her cfrertns atralsjht to her h'isband'a
company. Anothr soldier pot it. but vhen
h. saw thts name he carried It to the hus
band, and h-etrar.f. contradictory t-lc
that -they are. these Japaseae h. cried
like a child.
TJTTTKnS A OREAT POUACF1
From the letter that come back ftom
tfc. homesick boys in th field It rould
eem that thry lied from letter to letter
frcm kom nnd that it was the province
of the onra of the land to brace on the
armor of their mn anJ keep bracins. for
th way U yet Ions. anJ thorny tefora
them
I hat merer lo-?)tei to be a Japne
woman, and am besinnine to think even
th men ha a hird time if thv try to
live up to their warlike wommklnd When,
after tbe battle, a ehr: note came from
oar soldier, telllnc of his tfrt. Mies
Oret-n-WUIow said, scorr.fullr: "I think
Shin ir.ut hll bchirt the other "" Ard
in anwr to an indlcnant rro:ct. she
exclalmej; "Tbe". trv doean't he jrt
wounded or Killed Kcryor ! dees'"
Over in th -ual-'cht were twnty or
mere impertai cuards. Srme of th men
wer errc1 in n curious fcrm of wres
t'ir.a Feet wide apart, risht feot iouch
li risht foot. I-ft hand reetlns or. lft
knee, with the risht hard thy wre rr.ak
Inc slrjiJlar dartlnc nvrnii(, aa lft
a these cf a snake's forked toceue.
Their object "eemed to be to set a grip
on the back of the opponent's arm. be
low the elbow semewher W notice
that If tbat hoIS wa cb'aind. tbo other
man -mfd to fly throush the air itii
eut much effort ca th part of the man
throwinc Mm'. Amid the lauchter of his
coara-Ws the u-slucky wisht would rk
fclB-.sIf p. whiV the victor met man
e.fter man ant't he a in turn ran
Quished. And it brouaht bark to me an
other of Vchlvama's falrv tales.
"1 don't se. I sal.t." "how the Jap
areee.are able :o ireet and defeat ts
ruliM at cloee. quarters,"
"Moetly Jiu-mu. said rchiyaata.
"Do tbe solllers know thatT I asked
fti surprise.
"All ff the cBicers and man? f fti
aaen aa manv as they had bad time ta
tarh"" he replied, "tet one of our uen.
rraroied. meet anr Rsnlin unarmed: tkt
own the left hand of the Japanese: -xiatSi
the nAtsst-ri do sot know, there t. a
quick, sedd-n fcoTd. anl with ore hand ws
can tkew a heavy ian: thn. with ttcht
sir jwJcknes. pen! there is a sud
den Usw that mean death, aa4 no cat
co uld tell how that man died. If our
own man. wa also know how to brirg
him to."
"An enemy stays dead. I suppose "
"Oh. yes." sail Uchlyana.
And here under ny own eyes I i it
as no fairy tale, although, to ue sure,
they omitted the final "ponsr
An officer wrestled with tiie mm. taking
his turn with the other. Fifteen mlnutea
of this rapid eaercise. and a stretcher waa
put down to mark the dlatanc. and rap
idly cne after th other they tried the
lone Jump, practlcins for ditches atd
trenche. I auppose. I noticed that v.bst
ver these men did they did with all their
rr.ltht.
Das Way Oat of Jail.
sxruBUc crrciAU
Lewiston. Ta.. July l.-Henry Jchn-
ston. who was in jail here awaiting- trial
on a charge, of nM"ry. ercaped from
prison by tllntltie up two atoc blocks In
the floor of Ha cell, making hi, way to
the cellar and crawling through a window
to frcn!nm. Johnston left all his olnthlng
In hi cell except u. pair of blue trousers,
which he wore.
WOMAN ROBBED OF $5,000.
Ilandbag Looted on Train, She
Helier!i. of Life's Savings.
RfT-lBIJC SPDJIAt.
New Tork. July L-Mlsa Celia Hogan.
middle-aged, of No. & West Sixteenth
street. Bayonr.e. informea the Bayonne
poUca thai ah had lost or been robbed
of SS.000 In Manhattan. She had drawn the
monev from several banks, she said, and
wa on her way In a Third avenue "I."
train to the Uronx to Invest it in real es
tate tihen at Jackon avenue ihe d'acov
ered that a handbas which ahe wore at
her waist was icn and her money was
gone.
Mis. Hocan at once Informed the. Man
hattan police 8Ne beliefs she was robbed
on the train. She had two fi.OQu bills, five
SVO bills and ne tl' hills. It had uken
hr ail her life to aave, tha money.
Insert's Mite Kills Hajr.
ItRPfni.tC .TDTIAt.
tVilkcrbarre. Pa . Jur. L Four-year-old
COnrad Mesmer died from blood poisoning
caused by the bit. of an insect a wsek
ago. The insect stung his arm. which
swelled rapidly, the poison being so viru
lent that it baffled the physicians.
MOWED DOWN HIS DAUGHTER.
Little irl Terribly Injured in
Lawn Accident.
RCFCBMC SPECIAL
Plainfltld. N. J.. July !.-Utt I.ena
Tygard. the S-year-old daushter of J. IV.
Tjgard. president of the Tgard Engine
Company, is in Muhlenberg HopltaI. with
her left leg half cut off. Mr. Tygard was
0ng srass in th. yard with a scyth.
and his little daughter came up bhtnd
""n. when tha scyth. caught her around
the legs. The. blade cut through the calf.
severing tendons and all aa far as tha
bor.e.
The agonized father hurried the chUd to
the houiQ nnd thence to tha hospital. It
aiu found necessary to taka thirty
stitches in the gash.
FIREWORKS.
Reliable gse t. Fakrlelas. IS 5. Tt.
Tessw Wreck Yfeilsaa MranSeC
ntn'm.tf srurtau
Dallas. Tex.. July I. The two men killed
in a railroad wrck r.ar Ixngvlew. Tex..
Thursday havo been Identified as C. E.
Washlr.Rton, fc carpenter, of Fort Worth,
and Charles Mason, a neunter. hA teBt
f th union in JkiII.i In ink. bat who has
wra payina- ours in snroreporx lor mo
last few months.
THIS STOCK ADVANCES-.- 25 PER CENT JULY 3
The Uncle Sam Refinery Companr
now Itavo a omarter sailltow dollar re
tlnery practically completed and paid
for and will be opeaed up for business
on July Fourth, when all Southern
Kaasar and people from all over the
United St&tcs will assemble la great
delegations tb dedicate this great In
dependent cnt .rpriae. - Parade rercral
miles long Cancans' Military Cand
from V.'lnSsld. Sandford's Military
Band frcm Wichita and the Cherryrala
Band and Drum Corps will furnish the
music Tor the day. Patrick Heary
Coney, commander of thi Kansas O.
A. R.. will light the fires under the re
flacry ."urnacis ia the morning.' Old
soldiers from alt over will ta la the
line of para la and take part ta the
ceremony, fe-veral aear ly army posts
win be ort in force. Kansas Is doing
things, you know. She started a f ght oa
oppressioa aad wrong la the CO's aad
she le still la the fight for Justice, aad
the opeatag of The Uncle Sasa Refinery
under Oesc tircamstances ta a guar
aa:e to etssry taswator la the Catted
States that their areparty will be
protected. The I'acle Sasa Coajpany
aow has over twelve huadred Kaasas
stockholders, aad ia addition to this
there are over tfteea hundred asore
scatured all wver the Ualud States aad
late Caaad aad Xesle. The stock at
the preseat price Is la great dessaad.
resstttaaces raaalag aa kick aa foar
tkoasaad dollars la a single day. The
eosBpaay have beea crswdiag develop
ment from the word go. and are selling
the stock of the company at a price
now tbat is a great money maker. In
fact, without a doubt it is the greatest
investment offered ia America to-day.
Stork: Will Be Advanced 23 Per Cent
Nest Moaday.
The hours are numbered that anyone
can secure stock In Tin Uncle Sam
Company at anywhere near present
prices. However, all remittances for
stock that are In the mails so that
they will bear the post-office mark at
their starting place of July 3d. or be
fore, will be accepted at the following
prices: St shares at SfO.OO: f.e
shares at SftO.Oe: &,eoe shares at
SMe.e: IO.A4W shares at gsWv.OO: or
aay number of shares over five hun
dred oa tha same basis.
lastaltsseat OsTer Gives Every Maa a
Caaace.
To give every man a chance to share
the great profits la this refinery and
pipe line company, the following in
stallment of er will still bold good until
Monday alght: SB shares S6.M cash
aad five raoathly payments of 8ft.ee
each: ljOM shares SlaXM cash and five
monthly paymeats of Slsxeo each:
S.eee shares SSe.ee cash and fve
monthly aayraeats of fae.ee each:
leee shares lesXC cash aad five
ttoatkly aayaieats of 9ICO.ee each.
Par value of the stock is f 1.00 per
suare aad nonassessable.
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Assets Bark of the Cotaaaay.
Company nofr owns and controls over
aveatee tkaaaaa! MT.OOO) acres of oil
lands, seventy-eight 7i oil and gas wells,
four pumping plants. Has a quarter of a
million dollar refinery practically com
pleted and raid for. and will b refining"
oli in less than fire days. Ifas'thousands
of barrels of oil in storage and upwards of
thirty miles of ltral pipe lines connecting-three-fourths
of the Cherryvule Held. Is
completing more lines. Has the fran
chise for a jlpe !!n IT miles long clear
" to the wtlrfi ffrwat at Kansaa
City and have a flfty-sevn acre site for
refinery aass.sn tww on the banks of the
navigable waters. Has flfyr-nre miles of
pipe line now on the roads. Thirty-four
miles of this order I now delivered st 11
eua. Neosho Falls and Cherryvale ind Is
paid for At least ten thousand acre. ef
additional oil lands will be secured and the
Kansaa City pipe line will be completed r.nd
another reftnery built. Authorised capitali
sation of the company Is ten million dollar.
The assets back of the company as stated
above on a conservative basis exclusive of
cash In the treasury and over ataef r taw
asaes $t0.0C.e0) dollars that Is subscribed
on silt-edge Installment contracts which
will alt be paid In during the neat four
months, making ail together close to els
aaadwa eksasaaa .G4.0S9.00t dollars
of property. Four million and eight
hundred thousand shares of the capital
stock, or aearly aae-aeM. is still In the
treasury and will be sold for from to aa
cents per share snd the proceeds put Into ad
ditional oil lands and pipe lines and refin
eries. We think m a conservative basis that
any man can safely ngure on this Uncle Sam
stock increasing In solid values to aw cents
per share In the nest four months. The ulpe
line to Kansas City will pay for Itself in the
saving of freights In eaowtb.
Then la from three to Ave dollars per barrel
proflt la lubricating oils. From the Missouri
River front we can Boat this oil unhindered
and free to the three areat manufacturina
csaters of tLe Union, and if need be to tha
mouth of the- MI"'5s!pr! and load her on,
ocean steamers. We cannot In this small
space set forth tho many strong points of
The Uncle pain C'.mpsiny. She Is under tha
management of I ulncss mn. and men whose
he-irts are a th fight for justice In tho oil
fields, and you enn bank on the proposition
lelng pushed in rcd faith to grand success.
This announcement will appear prominently
In fifty-two of the leading papers of tha
United Stales. TV11! he read by over ten mil
lion people. IJeclde for yourjejf whether now
is the time to telegraph our order.
teetfer Telegraph Yoor Ordera assg
Has mbbssi Slahf Draft Vast
Wills Stock Attacked.
Thro Till be lots of investors who win
conclude to buy th! stock st tho last minute
or ther niny r,ot er the advertisement until
late. To thM people we would advise, them,
to telegraph the secretary to send stock with,
sight draft attached and the company will
honor all ordr on such telegrams that bear
a dte on or befor or up to thej hour of mid
night Mcnday night, July 2d. Iiut put ona
thing- down in your bat goM and strong,
this sti-k goee tp ri per cent after midnight
July Third. Iteference. The Montgomery
County N'tlnnj! Rank. Th Cherryvale Stata
Ilank. Th I'MpieV N.itlonal Hank, all of
'herryval Comrny is runnier drills aad
bringing In additional producing wells weak
ly Company has room on undeveloped oil
lands for over sir thousand (irf) oil and gas
wells. Ft.lt-pag9 announcements, havo ap
peared in the leadim papers of tho Union
during the past thre months explaining tho
company more ruily. Ton ran write or wtro
for more full particulars, but remember tha
day and hour when the stock advances,, and
get your order in Just as quick as rou can.
Ihiy vour stock and come and celebrat. on
the Fourth. Hake rheefcs and drafts or
monev orders to THE UNCLE SAM, COM
PANT, or H. H. TUCKEK. Jr.. Secretary.
Address
H. H. TUCKER, Jr
OHIMflV VAL l.et
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