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I May Sale of White Goods Starts Wed. May 7
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LONG CLOTH '
36 inches wide
22c4, 25c, 29c4 yard
40 inches wide
30<^ yard
NAINSOOK
White, Pink, Blue, Orchid and Maize
36 inches wide
SJk4 yard
LINGETTE
36 inches wide
All colors
79c4 yard
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WHITE DIMITIES
30 inches wide
22c4 yard
36 inches wide
32d, 39c4, 59c4 yard
WHITE VOILES
40 inches wide
39<S 50cV. 59<\ 79^ yard
BERKELEY CAMBRICS
No. 60—No. 100—No. 150
32<S 42o. 50<*
FRUIT OF THE LOOM
36 inches wide
22^ yard \
BLEACHED SHEETINGS
42 inches—45 inches—54 inches
63 inches—72 inches—81 inches
wide
AT SPECIAL PRICES
TOWELS—SHEETS—PILLOW CASES
TABLE COVERS—NAPKINS
CURTAINS—LINENS and
TOWELING
AT REDUCED PRICES
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OPPOSITE THE A. & P. STORE
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ont in character from those produced
I in this country?
"What are the main reasons for the
importation of cotton cloths; in par
ticular are such imports due primar
ily to price or to quality?
"To what extent has the domestic
industry been affected by the post
war increases in the importation of
cotton cloths?
"Would changes in the present tariff
rates on cotton cloths be of material
assistance In stimulating production
and restoring prosperity to this Indus
try ?’’
PUTNAM CHECKER CLUB TO
PLAY PROVIDENCE, MAY 24TH
The Putnam Checker Club has ac
cepted the invitation of the Providence
Club to go there on the evening oi
Saturday, May 24th, to engage in a
tournament with twelve men on each
fide. The invitation was extended
through Charles W. Tupper, president
of the club.
A Kite Fight in India.
