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Black and many desir- [right bold print] Wool goods- 79c to $3.4 Serges, broadcloths, jersey,s granite cloths, poiret twills, and stripes, silk and wool street shades. [bold print]s for blouses, dresses, suits, coats, trimmings, children' Macy's - Second Floor, 35th Street. [bold print] yards of ed voile c yd. lly 59c yd. s dainty and effective as ensiive chiffons or Georg- floral effects on medium s, appropriate for imme- ches wide. econd Floor, Centre. [bold print] Here are white cottons to make the mid-sum mer wearables. These weaves are always de- sirable. NOVELTY GABARDINE SKIRTINGS 49c Yd. Three novel basket weave striped effects on cotton gabardine grounds. 36 inches wide. WHITE CHIFFON FINISHED VOILE, 59c Yd. Fine sheer quality for cool Summer frockes and blouses. 39 inches wide. 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Wallace's Vocal orchestra, of Cleveland, rendered excellent music, and kept every one in good humor, and during the intermission between the heats the Horizontal aBr Gymnastic Comiques and the noted Pickard brothers gave free acts in front of the grand stand. Possibly one of the most thrilling entertainments was the flight of the airship given by one of America's expert aviators, who gave not only difficult but thrilling stunts in the air, landing and giving an opportunity for those who which to pay the fare an opportunity to view Medina from the clouds. SepT-[[1?]]2-191[[9?]] The ball game was not played until the afternoon, owing to rain. LeRoy vs. Brunswick, resulted in favor of LeRoy. During the game Tom Armatage, of Brunswick, one of the players, got badly spiked. 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