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The Mid Dr Goods, In this sale will be lots most skeptical shopper. now isthetime. Muslin, Batiste, 40 in. Lawns Batiste and Lawns worth I Oc. White Organdy, some 72 in. v Checked Nainsook worth 6 I-2< Lace and Embroidery Insertioi All Woolen Dress Goods and S lYillir The stock is broken, but there Every Oxford in the house falls Beginning Thursday, 9 a. m., ti for a cash purchase of $5.00 TI LITTLE MYSTERIES OF LIFE. sciences there is with a story of th Curius appeing fo whih tere About ten yeal -curousHappnins fo whch tereopen tract of ,lai .Appears to be no Explanation. ILondon (now f ---- with red brick v Nearly every one is familiar with boys were playini stories of events that foreshadow these came a lo1 -death, says Pearson's Weekly. The like the combine< *write" of this article is personally ac- ands of bees, and *quainted with a family who are sus- thantr of man' fist, ~eptible to a certain warning, and entelf the apbank once had the uncanny experience ofs in asflo bak hearing it himself, ird oloe One night a child lay ill. In the a thir. T oom next to it the governess slept. Altihough they On the following morning she spoke some time there -of a tapping at her window during the mysterious mi the nig'ht and was s;urprised to see then arose: Wh. that the father of the child was vio- come from? "Th< lently affected by her remark. The quite 400 yards a child died early on the following to have sent thes< rnorir g. inig at such a fris Some years afterward the w.riter, distance wvould be in company with a member of this nary article of fu: family and some other friends, was an villa. So the < seated in a room playing cards. . able occurence y Suddenly he 'heard three distinct tion. taps at a large French window which In the same i opened into the garden. Looking up, bc,fu on his gaze met that of his friend's, and ack oroo plyong he saw a sudden pallor come into the just after midnis latter's face. Afterward he mentio'- had been latched. ed the occurence, and received the re- it had reached it: ply that it was the deatih tap he had In surprise tih -heard. Surely enough, 'a telegram noone was stand arrived on the following day to say Then. ere one o that his friend's grandmother was the door slowly dead. Immediately one Another instance occurred in the jumped up. pulle writer's own family. A lady dreained stared uip and do' that she was journeying to the westn-saoltsie of England. At Swindon she left the S~a amoe ea train and waited in tihe waiting room See ar atbl unn'l a- branch connection arrived. ted aot ahebl Suddenly she looked tip at the clock houe. Sudenlh and saw that it registered 7.15. At <>ouseet outsdenlt that moment a dense blackness came soun fe attd to over the scene and she reebrdside the room nothing more.prs.tahid The next dlay the news arrived that frome that hiard h'er mother had (lied at 7.15 t'at same from te rer m'rning in her home im the wvest of rsh!me ro life is full of little inexplicable su1dden1ly in dar mysteries. They occur every day, e hepn ga de and are passed by as -being merely' rentye ndr ordinary. When the conversation penped and her turn on teleah or the occult Season C1er -a OF " - 9ain Wednesda Mornn of merchandise at prices thai To the trade that have waitE and India Linen, worth up to 15c. yd. for for 4 7-8c. yd. Persiar Lawns worth up t ride and worth 50c., for 19c. yd. :. for 3 I-2c. yd. Checked Nainsook and D is, worth I Oc., for 3 3-4c. yd. ummer Silks, will go regardless of former ery! M is big values left for you. All ready-to-we in price in this sale. Children's Oxfords, v 11 Saturday night, we will sell Androscogga I *HA ie Right Price Store, Newberrj always some one ter was lying in a thousand pieces How mysterious to :11. on the floor. A mark s ago, on a' a.rge Btfrtemseiu ntntta eka d in the north 'ofcasdtedgtenethhoead w nto ortunately coveredatatthsgnetasatetn,herulra las,) a number of wudpoal aebe ildb te h cricket Suddenly :etiigcadle,b e'a enwowr id humming noise,sttn dietybnaht.t pea tdroning of thous- Buthrisn en tote um rlcl.as i great stone, larger'osiiireprecsunioeisld Tein whizzed across the t eiv htteeaemn v-wsa i Ii ndemeddd t-teri focs ain work a h ic e tH ow A e ~Jos imeiael he fnoconcpo.Afaie Butanothher,seransdintinc that ek of hvatecinhiingfd Ah Cyo ne otr thewo s an d nt sses. heque tion ctan is gentoed i ans att e ntiton- rlah in ~~re c ~ ould theaby have ben.wen kilked ifhby ee x oter thei nearst huse as herfaling candeyloe, for hie loaliy be end o er way, an asiac ingv biecthrobneh it.oe r w theiapea htfl ac oer~h Ca ut r e s ny atoie ulaber m csy rahr nerordi sifioia temperiencs, untkoed SomeTe on auseof tisrmar cyclnevcae alon thrIr ams was at i he B tit hean reuirdi-teiusfres exln-~lwn iat wormofwic tem ther Amr lms im e iatl h ae to unprti o ven.u h a ld to: no gonehr,mdrthn ftrures~he ofh istnict,cting,year waiedn weesed in or A Cyclonrie orh bc T o f one ld not ssie. Te qest o thema mccordind wote weroth Tin luh :hre,o they havbun, whihate ope fift fetaoe hd gvroud ex-e beutet oeneesl ouwly unt i nced han loes ie n ths llt .ted outo Me T lmtth plway and admchneve'enbenthroughoeo the thais: at flle stoe r unth re and ono' ane f e any more lBy haes htflae loved,bu othieCa yougiv 's anin pticutars by "Der mc rh in textorad isbu til." wa-se. o eo asof th rem ark- mve cychat ae aln Iq wseetri thing.Byndhe clsdisl g in. atdt u orcvr u a men weeyseatede yoinelf i retp ht the door, openich "opened sntowolaktyOtil phaer oea d . pate r yuwr lw noate o s eidng n then oway aln withmacmue,dand-". closed fuits ain. n. no the youse n d "ene,yu a s ht n e-lt oom ehin h m but fles oeaog n hpe the ices and a sel of buiywiig tre on huh o a on 'rvdete ar. Di to as meifthe win lew myc ofona Ira stoo wha hadhap bandesf ad ifbeer recosted t le.T :d o sal r te rua'n and tht'se an qeon of h th aes dhaner. he T haoigto waswe a fueorthngd.'Ads trance Sale 3 and Oxfords 9A.M. will open the eyes of the .d for lower prices we say, r I-2c, yd. o 35c. for 12 I-2c. yd. imity, worth 12 1-2c. for 7 I-2c. yd. values, take a look. . [linery! ar Hats 1-3 Values. vhite, black and tan must be closed out. .n Bleaching 1 c. yd., 6. yds to a customer VIR D,. , S.C. rhey Understood Her. taking. In your c!ever story of the d contrast was noticed last 'Great Ruby Robbery' you mention he American Theater be- BoigbigsInil o h classes of patrons, one thenee.Istreuc athg? Im tri.ns of the house and theadraflsferfomnvuns. Jewisih and Yiddish folk,Ude suhcrmtaesyuwl attracted to the house by acp y aooy fttobig -ance there of Bertha Ka- Yusfihul. ;he-New York Sun. M.Znwl fe ehdrpae p)erformlance of the womanthsltesad es marred -by the fact that 'uhi otcfm.Isacso can part of iher audience ti oto aediyaie hs ppreciate the peculiar ges-oemong.Iavsdayugly ~r race and of her mode of t re. etr nKas ile the Yiddish portion Sesiinapzld oc: understand all of the Eng- *haarKet? a result there were often unexpected spots. e was one line which neverFold rig on h lose tkin ndyour andard.iroh AGreiRuby Robbler was dranto fathr h is Grek, B rwing beingurc paenid bafrrace thershes a lav. snure. but ther chuch as eing Ira Idit ,j prlil!icatifl a paredad culdfee fol nerol usness. Underesuchrcircumstanceseyouheil fater heis Geek btacc et m aoroy fhori theoublig Mr. ago wichrhfllaft had rete SucSIuFhe. s potilamennsaneso ~angil he oher ay td- is orse of age nume re Tus,k Samusng leter th t o atnd a aletemseveaft he writtenSto thedlateaGrantlprivilege rindo the thous ti 1.oul don eStadiiallthnwo faer it, r an Grek nut faor utc aad e marc te bahrrack ithr-Pr the ibrtav. qare, bhurc thene itrc msbinr ediy ou prncatioemde yorancololyhd hat?ft coe W e Amcan auivece' theees tig. >the sheeis a nob. ne,dress. alf so, me o' want --c i you upoi tohurc laet stlunesre SuhI ne. Coll rsels Flan s,Ribos wttenI o, w ae Graprviegjs ece.d e enl it and nosfleou ndmachteethrst R.adnesp etly,a hrh hyne tms. INERY, SY. S. W CALMESTINS e youpurchasedoyou rha? int, S.ome