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|Jun 12, 1973
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|Davis G
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|Patent Citations (5), Referenced by (42), Classifications (11)
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[ ROCKING BED [76] Inventor: George Alvin Davis, RFD No.3,
Farmington, Maine 04938 Apr. 10, 1972 22 Filed:
Primary Examiner-Francis K. Zugel Assistant Examiner 21 Appl. No.: 242,492
-Kenneth J. Dorner 52 U.S.5/108,5/6l,5/62, AwmekHamSM'lsaacsm 5/100, 74/37 A47d 9/02, Fl6h 19/06 [58] Field of Search.................
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A hemicylindrical bed is driven by the movement of an arm for controlled movement an d user security.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,676,420 Anderson..................... 5/109 15 Claims, 9 Drawing Figures ROCKING BED The present invention relates to a substantially hemicylindrical rocking bed.
Among the ill, aged or infirm, it is often necessary or advisable to maintain the body in motion for many reasons, such as to keep an even distribution of body fluid. It is often necessary to have easy access to a patient with a minimum of disturbance to the patient and a maximum of accessibility.
There have heretofore been many hospital beds and appliances designed for maneuvering patients or beds, and maneuverable devices such as stationable X-ray tables, patient bed rockers, rotatable beds or side-toside moveable or adjustable beds.
Prior art devices have been limited in scope, complicated in construction, only partially effective or were hard to regulateor adjust.
Among the limitations of the rocking beds of the past were also the ability to both control the rocking bed or have the patient control the rocking bed and yet have a wide arc of swing.
According to the present invention, a rocking bed is provided, adaptable to a large arc rocking sweep having simple and flexible operating mechanisms and comfort and convenience for the user with easy access to any attendant that may be required, from a desired position.
Although such novel feature or features believed to be characteristic of the invention are pointed out in the claims, the invention and the manner in which it may be carried out may be further understood by reference .to the description following and the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of therocking bed of the present invention fully tilted in one direction.
FIG. 2 is a cut away front elevation of the foot of the rocking bed of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a partial longitudinal sectional elevation of a rocking bed of the present invention.
FIG. 4 is a cut away front elevation of the head of the rocking bed of the present invention.
FIG. 5 is a plan detail of the head level adjuster of FIG. 4.
FIG. 6 is a partial sided elevation showing the foot of the rocking bed of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a detail of the crescent, arm and stop bolt of the present invention.
FIG. 8 is a partial front elevation of the foot of the rocking bed of the present invention with an end cover.
FIG. 9 is a detail of alternate movement control of the rocking bed of the present invention.
The rocking bed 10 is substantially semicircular as shown in FIG. 1, having a semicircular headboard construction I1 and a substantially semicircular footboard construction 12. The headboard 11 and footboard 12 are conventionally joined by slats or other means known in the art to fully support the frame unit 14 and a box spring mattress 15 and conventional mattress 16. Optionally, such as for hospital use, a link spring (not shown) may be used with the mattress 16.
The bed frame unit 14 is preferably mounted on a metal frame 17 by journals 18, so that the bed frame unit 14 may freely rotate when not otherwise controlled. As shown in the present embodiment of the present invention, the journals 18, 19 are at the apices 20, 21 of the vertical portions 22, 23 of the metal frame. The base 24 of the metal frame 17 may rest on a floor surface or include casters 25 as shown in FIG. 6.
Safety rails 26, 27, preferably including extending pivotable portions 28, 29, 30, 31 are engaged in the headboard 11 and footboard 12, extending the length of the frame unit 14 and are rotatable to overhang the mattress 16 to prevent accidental falling from the rocking bed 10 of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 4, optional hooking means 32, 33 may engage the safety rails 26, 27, to keep them firmly in position until release is desired.
The headboard 11, as shown in FIG. 4, includes a pair of optional safety stops 34, 35. These stops 34, 35 are engagable the sides of the vertical portions 22, 23 to limit rotational movement of the frame unit 14.
For assistance in nursing needs or just for the comfort of the user of the rocking bed 10, it may be desirable to be able to elevate the mattress 16.
In FIGS. 3 and 5, a head elevator 36 is shown, preferably having a pivot 37 from the box spring 15. An end portion 38 has an attached cord 39 which passes through an opening 40 in the headboard 11 and is affixed to a lever 41, as shown by a coupling 42. The lever 41 preferably has an inner telescoping rod 43 which when extended, provides greater leverage for raising the head elevator 36 with the weight of the occupant of the rocking bed 10 and the mattress 16, as the pivot 37 rotates about its coupling 44 and is set flat against the headboard 11 with the head elevator 36 in elevated position as shown in FIG. 3.
Rocking of the rocking bed 10 is actuated by a motor 45 as shown in the figures, set on the base 24 of the metal frame 17. The motor is in a gear train relationship with a sprocket wheel 46, which is linked by a sprocket chain 47, to drive a large sprocket wheel 48. A small sprocket wheel 49 is on the same hub 50 as sprocket wheel 48, and is in train with a sprocket chain 51 which is guided by freely rotating sprocket wheels 52 55.
Wheel 55 is outside the sprocket chain 51, wheel 52 holding the further extension of the chain 51 opposite sprocket wheel 49. Wheels 53, 54 rotate inside the chain 51 and further set the spacing of the chain 51.
The footboard 12 has a plate 56 at the journal 19, which at one end is attached to the footboard 12 and has an arm 57 extending beyond the plate 58, to which the gears are attached and beyond the gears 48, 49, 52 4 54. Also, it extends beyond the chain 51.
The arm 57 has a rod 59 attached to the arm 57 by a bolt 61. The other end of the rod 59 is connected to the chain 51 by a bolt 61 or other means which maintains the chain 51 together and permits the rod to rotate with the chain 51.
As a convenience, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 7, a crescent 62 is mounted on the plate 58 and has a plurality of openings 63 which coincide with an opening 64, so that if at any time a selected position of the frame unit 14 is desired, the openings 63, 64 may be held in fixed position by a bolt 65.
It is preferable that the openings 63 at the extremities of the crescent 62 are adapted to maintain the frame unit substantially vertically so that the entire rocking bed 10 may be easily passed through a door way when desired.
In FIG. 9, a modification is shown, where optionally a chain 66 runs from the sprocket wheel 49 to the sprocket wheel 55, only with the rod 59 facing to the right as shown, and the chain 47 moving in the direction of arrow A. A half cycle rotation of the rocking bed 10 is obtained in the direction of arrow B; a reversal of rod 59 to the left (not shown) would provide a half cycle rotation in the direction of arrow C.
In normal operation, a cover 67, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 8 usually is provided to protect the operating mechanism and people in the vicinity of the mechanism.
For convenience, as shown in FIG. 4, the rocking bed 10 may be provided with a light 68 and a motor control 69 for controlling the speed and direction of rotation of the rocking bed 10.
In operation, the rocking bed 10 usually may be rotated for example, with a l/l hp motor and a speed adjustor such as one sold under the trade mark of Dayton Electronics Speed Control, as a cycle of one rotation back and forth every two hours or as fast as one a minute.
A nurse can adjust the rocking bed to a selected position to conveniently do whatever may be necessary to handle a patient. What is more, the rocking bed 10 may be set in fixed position by use of the bolt 65 in the openings 63, 64.
The safety rail 26, when pivoted inward, as shown in FIG. 1, prevents any user of the rocking bed 10 from accidentally rolling out of the rocking bed 10.
It takes a special adjustment to attach the chain 66 for the half cycle movement when desired, since the chain 51 must be removed.
The extension 70 of the arm 57 from the plate 56 allows the arm 57 to reach over the mechanism of the rocking bed 10 and reach the rod 59. Thus, the plate 56 holds the footboard 12 and the journal 19.
The pivot points for rotation of the rocking bed 10 or frame unit 14 is at the journals 18, 19. The arm 57 extends vertically downward from the extension 70, then turns off at an angle. The arm 57, with its angle is in effect like a hypothetical arm 71 of greater length. The distance between the journal 19 and the hypothetical arm provides a large moment of leverage, allowing a small traverse of distance to provide a very long rocking motion to the frame 14 of the rocking bed 10 of the present invention.
By having the rod 59 actuate the arm 57 as the rod 59 travels with the chain 51, the mechanical wear of sudden motion, such as a reciprocating actuating arm is avoided, as well as the bearing wear that would be attendant upon the direct power application coming off a reciprocating actuating rod.
The terms and expressions which are employed are used as terms of description; it is recognized, though, that various modifications are possible.
Having thus described certain forms of the invention in some detail, what is claimed is:
1. A rockable bed, comprising a substantially hemicylindrical bed frame and a support frame; said hemicylindrical bed frame having a headboard and a footboard, said bed frame pivotally mounted on said support frame, an arm on one end of said bed frame, an endless chain, said endless chain including at least two rotative hubs, means to connect said arm to said endless chain, and means to rotate said endless chain whereby said bed frame is reciprocated, said means to rotate said endless chain including a second endless chain having a common rotative hub with one of said at least two rotative hubs.
2. The invention of claim 1 including an electric motor and gear train adapted to rotate said second endless chain.
3. The invention of claim 2 wherein said motor includes an adjustable speed control.
4. The invention of claim 1 wherein said arm extending from one of said headboard and footboard includes a rod connecting said arm to said endless chain.
5. The invention of claim 4 wherein said arm is bent an angle away from the vertical.
6. The invention of claim including a plurality of idler wheels spacing said first endless chain.
7. The invention of claim 6 wherein said wheels are sprocket wheels and said chain is a sprocket chain.
8. The invention of claim 5 including a crescent mounted near the end pivot near said arm, said crescent including a plurality of openings, said arm including at least one opening, said arm and crescent openings adapted to be juxtaposed, and means to hold said arm at a selected opening in said crescent.
9. The invention of claim 1 including at least one safety bar along the length of said bed frame.
10. The invention of claim 9 wherein said at least one safety bar is adjustable toward and away from its inner portion of said bed frame.
11. The invention of claim 1 wherein said bed includes spring means.
12. The invention of claim 1 wherein said bed includes a mattress.
13. The invention of claim 1 wherein at least one end board includes stops adapted to limit the swing of said bed frame.
14. The invention of claim 1 wherein one of said headboard and footboard includes stops adapted to interact with said support frame.
15. The invention of claim 1 including a middle idler wheel and said chain run between said central idler wheel and a wheel on said rotative hub having said second endless chain.
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|Apr 17, 1985
|May 1, 1990
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification


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HAIL, L. and LEUZ, C. (2006), International Differences in the Cost of Equity Capital: Do Legal Institutions and Securities Regulation Matter?. Journal of Accounting Research, 44: 485–531. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-679X.2006.00209.x
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This paper examines international differences in firms' cost of equity capital across 40 countries. We analyze whether the effectiveness of a country's legal institutions and securities regulation is systematically related to cross-country differences in the cost of equity capital. We employ several models to estimate firms' implied or ex ante cost of capital. Our results support the conclusion that firms from countries with more extensive disclosure requirements, stronger securities regulation, and stricter enforcement mechanisms have a significantly lower cost of capital. We perform extensive sensitivity analyses to assess the potentially confounding influence of countries' long-run growth differences on our results. We also show that, consistent with theory, the cost of capital effects of strong legal institutions become substantially smaller and, in many cases, statistically insignificant as capital markets become globally more integrated.


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I was going over our list of names for our boy due in October. We love the name Atticus. When my Grandmother heard it she accused me of making it up and literally begged me to not name my child that. Imagine an 83 yr old woman crying on the phone over a potential baby name. Crazy!
Anyway, hubs and I really like it. We are thinking Atticus Luke. Luke is a family name and if he grows up and hates his first name, he could always go by his middle name.
Oh, and older brother is Logan... if that matters.
What do you guys think? Is Grandma right?


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If I am repeating myself from a time ago, please forgive me, but the boys' district championship game begs for an old saying. When a person is young things seem bigger than they do when you look back on them after a few years.
"Time heals all" and "The sun will come up tomorrow" are two old sayings that are frequently used after a particularly difficult time or event has taken place.
Join other women in the community for an event hosted by Bedford Acres Christian Church on April 1 and 2. The session will be simulcast live from Panama City, Fla. The speaker will be Priscilla Shirer, a Bible teacher.
She is a graduate of the Dallas Theological Seminary with a Master's degree in Biblical Studies. She is the author of many books and studies. She and her husband, Jerry founded Going Beyond Ministries.
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The first bowl game is the first-ever Thorobred Bowl, which will also have a corporate sponsor to be named later. This two-game bowl will feature the Rockcastle County Rockets facing the Sheldon Clark Cardinals in the first game and the host Thorobreds and the Grant County Braves in the nightcap.
As a result of strong Christian morals and past positive mentors being the foundation that Kelley Brunker has chosen to build her life upon, she was named the 2011 Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year.
The 2011 Chamber of Commerce awards banquet proved to be a very emotional event for Brunker as she was named as the Citizen of the Year. The nomination was made by her long-time friend and neighbor, Rhonda Strawzell.
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Women's Book Club. The book for the month of March will be 3 Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin. Will be meeting Thursday, March 3 at the Cynthiana-Harrison County Public Library. Copies of the book are available at the front desk of the library.
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Harrison County High School seniors Niki Whalen and Julie Henson finished their high school cheerleading careers when the basketball season ended Tuesday night.
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Sandra Southwood, 42, who is accused of going on a shooting rampage on July 30 in Cynthiana's Confederate Drive neighborhood, now faces two additional charges related to that day's events.
A Harrison County grand jury indicted Southwood on two counts of tampering with a witness.
According to Tuesday's indictment, Southwood, who has remained in jail since her arrest in July, has made contact with two of the parties she allegedly tried to shoot.
Montgomery County was to be the first of many trials for Bass Webb, who is accused in two murders as well as multiple other charges in Harrison, Bourbon and Fayette counties. However, an order on Jan. 31 put the Montgomery County murder trial on hold.
Webb is due back in Montgomery County Circuit Court on May 13 for a status hearing.
A pre-trial hearing is set in Harrison County for March 29. His trial for the murder of Bryia Runiewicz has not been rescheduled.
On Thursday, March 3, at 1 p.m., Tony Blanton, associate dean of students and director of off-campus housing for the University of Kentucky, will be at the Licking Valley Campus on Webster Avenue.
Blanton will be meeting with current and former students to discuss transferring college credits from a two-year college to a four-year college or university. He will also address off-campus housing needs for students who either cannot or do not wish to live in a college dormitory.
Danny Reed, who was indicted in December on five counts of unlawful transaction with a minor and one count of tampering with a witness, entered a guilty plea to those charges in Harrison Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Judge Jay Delaney set Reed's sentence at three years and denied probation.
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July 26, 2009 - 8:55pm
A new correspondent writes:I just read your post on full-time English gigs. Is the picture any brighter for those of us with MBAs who want a full-time CC gig [teaching] business/management?Coming on the heels of the "don't do it!" advice I gave to the prospective English professor, this one is a bit different.
July 23, 2009 - 9:10pm
Anne Neal, President of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, did a piece in yesterday's IHE that really requires a full post to answer.
July 22, 2009 - 9:31pm
With enrollment through the roof, any fallow space on campus is at a premium. Suddenly, spaces that have been kept open 'just in case' of future expansion is on the table. And long-standing historical gentlemen's agreements about who controls what are abruptly up for grabs. Through trial and error, I'm slowly discovering a method for handling these.
July 21, 2009 - 10:01pm
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July 20, 2009 - 9:28pm
This article is one of those think-tanky pieces that manages to mix the correct, the nearly-correct, and the wildly wrong in a seemingly coherent gumbo of its own. (It's about the cost and productivity spiral in higher ed.) It's worth checking out, though not only for the reasons the authors intend. That said, though, there's an undeniable kernel of truth to its statement that
July 19, 2009 - 8:52pm
In a comment a few days ago in response to my misgivings about a national online database of classes, someone raised the question of why we still have a regional, as opposed to national, accreditation system.
July 16, 2009 - 9:29pm
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In the discussion after the post about counteroffers a couple of days ago, several commenters raised the issue of salary compression. For the uninitiated, 'salary compression' typically refers to new hires coming in at salaries higher than those of people who are already working there. It can happen pretty easily if internal salaries are based on pre-set, lockstep raises, but the rate of change in the outside world has been faster. Incumbent employees usually perceive salary compression as unfair, since people with less seniority are getting more money.
July 14, 2009 - 11:02pm
I just got the first details on President Obama's American Graduation Initiative, his project intended to almost double the number of community college graduates in the workforce by 2020. It will take some time to work through it all, but some initial reactions:
July 13, 2009 - 9:37pm
I don't do counteroffers.That's not just a quirk of mine; my college doesn't do them. It's a policy I'm happy to follow.The question comes up whenever somebody respected on campus gets an offer elsewhere. People always seem a little surprised when the answer to "so-and-so got another offer – what are you going to do?" is something like "wish hir the best." But it is, and that seems right to me.
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Touriat Programme powt free from DAVID __ _ 1511M GUINEA SWISS Mont ItaUan Lakoa. hy Sir Arthur Mir Itobcrt Canon Profosnor and -Apply N.W. Lirerpool OfflOB American Lime-tree t. SUMMER TOURS TO NORWAY. Knlr ml id ST. SUNNIVA AKD ST. ROGNVALD Leave LeiOi on July 21. and Angunt. 3 for a Twelve n' Full and handbook hy pout mar be from C. M _nd Water- UvorpooL_ _ 1W6 A C H N Q C R trrsTTS. THE ALBION STEAMSHIP CO.. LIMITED. Yacht NORSE KTXG. b.p. July 14 aud 28. -Two 14 Cruiuw from BAR 1 LKPOOL to NonWKOIAX FJORDS. TMUnff NAES. and MnLDR Kami from 12 Guineoa. Crutw of 23 DavH to NORTHERN TALS of KUROl'E. Farw from 75 For full particulars apply Bat _ _ ISWOmwf AND RUSSIA. WIIAON LINEFIrnt-clawrHplendidly-flttM PASSENOEU with SaJoons and Sleeping Uon amkUhtpc. HULL ro STAVAXOfcn and BRROEK orcrr to and to and DROX- to GOTHKNDVIKI and ST. PSTHJW- to Mondays and Fridays G RIMS BY to GoTiiKNBURa. and MA Wwlncudava. LOXDON to and orery Friday. BPKCl AL HOLIDAY TOURS to NOR WAT an Includine Hotel and Tmvvllins Expeatet. to TIIOS. and or SWAN and South HY GAZE and TIIOR. Cone and Lord- or to R. SANDERSON and 14Smwa PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL and all from tho AjrnnU. MARWfKiD and CHKISTIAN. 22. LIVERP. OU ___ MASSlffCLES and EGYPT by theBihR Sail Incovory TH REE WEEKS for COLOMBO and Hprclat fhf ap are iitsaed for the Popular Trip to with availnhto eftficr hy _ra or overland. viaParta. Apply to HIBBY and 26. Chapel NOTICE IB hereby that CATHERINE JANE KEWLEY. of No Scfton in f'Kyof In has juadu Appfti-anon for tho KKN'KWAL CEKTIFICATK 41K.7J7 for Twenty Sharon of Stock of thrt Pennsylvania to M. M'Ciiilofkanrl and datwt the day of Mnrrli. 1692. tlir naniu bvun thin of and 6565J10 _ _ for the RaidJ.'.J. RS REWARDT-'-IjOHt im Friday M 2nd in -niftll Kigun-l Silk and Loco HHOULDKR CAPK.-Apnly 6493J7 NOWJf A LL A LL mHE V1 TOKLD. TH E U MBRELLAS. M 0 0 R F I E L D BRANCH UNDER ROYAL COURT ___ LiyEUPOOL. ___ tetfil ___ STOCK EX C H A N of Stock Kxehanee Uallowed to ndrertlne Mr btutotas or to tame to other than hu own prtneipala. tnoot who MlferUse M Brokers or are oontrol of A lift M-mbon of UM ftux-Jt Exchange who ara 3tocJt Broken oiar be at the I'artholomew-laM to Bank of nr obtained on apptioa- EDWARD SATTEKTH the Ei-chance. 18721 w MONEY TO from to and OenUemen of po-ition. Holding or Permanent Profewinrml and ON THKIK OWN NOTK OP HAND AIXJNft Without PublloJty and Without Snretlot on Dock or Corporation Lifo Khare_. or anyilmJUr at a mode- ref charge. This office belnii a pri-ato and not a the uecrtey may bo relied upon in aU No chama of any kind made unlew the AppIytoMr. BIRCn. A__t__ ATLAS PRIVATE LOAN AND DISCOUNT 15. KFtabllahed 1871. _ _ SET ONE i Single Tooth 2i 6d. Ft-e warranty. Surgeon 1CX Bo d- Uoo to Stock Exchan UMBRELLAS LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S. ANY 1.T TUI B ON MARCHE IN BASNBTT-STREKT. DIRECTORS of tV CENTRAL JL AMERICAN ACCEPT OFFERS ESTATES. Situi in ft district oroclnctn. the OPRL And known ca the and in Coro Venezivh The area 900 Rquare and fon-ets of mahottany. and other t-alunhlc and petroleum lire to be obtained Commercial ELC wfm E LKINGTON'S UNRIVALLED HAW THE TE8TOK WKAU FOR THE PAST FIFTY YEARS. THE BKHT IS CHEAPEST. PRICE LISTS AND ON AVPLtCATION TO LIVEKFOOr-. _ R KTB B A R A I N S T. K. FALEMING'S GREAT BOOT BALE TO-DAY. Ladies' Brown Oiforrl vrorth II now 7 6. Glncc Oxford and Button worth 11 now 7' 11. GenUemen'B Brown worth 16 now 5 6 GcntlemeD'n Brown Oxford worth nox lSt'6. for nchool or belter roductd from and to 10'6 ond ll'ft And a large variety other all murUd at clearance pncun. 41. BOLD-STIIEK __ 10759d Genuine Hand-made Highland arts in- voluahle for and FfehirtK. Ono of the finest Storku in tlie country. Hixtwn to onlrr .-a SUNDKULAND. NORTH _ _ _ __ __ ALL'S WEDDING RINGS. Guinea Gold Wedding HalF-a-doten Btectro-plated Hnooim CiTcn toeach prtmhaacr ot n rins. BALL'S LUCKY WKDDING UING 33. LONDONMtOADJiTCTd Britisir Mfir. free. Tulephono MJ DIAMONDS AKD GEMS KKEP THE LEAD. HATTON-qARPgy. __ WT T A T1 A TVPS f i TT T JLI ARTISTICALLY FIUIM 1 IMMOVABLE KfcoM j HAIR COMHIXGS MADE I Zs ran o_. T. S. UROWN. O only Retail Urerpool ReptttteCtatSvMi of the WALTHAM WATCH Prices to 2a GREAT SALE. An Enr-raoun from 8 Guinea upwanli. Etcry Machine nttod conipletc. No CYCLES. all first-class makers. For Cash or Hiro-PurchftM Hyntcni. To-day for Price or rail aM the LARGEST STOCK IN L1VE11POOL. T WILLIAM 50 AND S2 CUUBC11-STKEET. J1UND. At a larttely-attendyd and MerUng of Suppnrtontof held Ywtwnlny ot the ADKLI-III Mr- WYNNE in Lhc it wma i nan Iraou lily Thai thUMfii'tins connMerR that the recont elrv.ition of Mr. JOHN ARCHIBALD W1LLOX. hoodphmilii he Ijornlly ond I'lthltely ItccoinitMnl through medium of A uucti in form h the dunimttce may nutwequcnUj tli-cidp The followniB ofllerra irrrw elected Mr. iJWtUfJC v TREwritnM J Aldeniwn JOHH HOrLDiNrt and MAilONaiid KVSCrTIVK Mr. John Hrndpnon. Mr. H Mr. A .Team. Mr A. T Salmon. Mr. Edmiinu Mr Ujrnr. Aid. S Johnnnti. Mr. A. Mr. Joseph Houlu Mr. JMUPH Thompson Ur. F. W. Lu Mr. In addition Loihu above Exftruhvo Comm ittcu the foliow- inc ttcmlenien were a GEJSEUAI. power tn a-ld -Tho Vrn. Archdcarun Mr. A. R Warr. SLP.. Mr. T. K. thw Mayor of nirkenhcad. Mr. F. C Admiral Col H. Walker. Hie JU-v. Canon T. U.ijor 4 William Oulton. Mr. W. 4 Mr. T. E. Hampaon. Col. C. S. Mr. Aiunifltmo Mr Thomas Mr. Georce Mr. Jamw M'ComK Mr. K W. B. M. Mr. J. Mouldintt. Mr. T.-t.-i Mr. W. R. Mr. Bin-hall. Air. A. T. Hquarcy. Mr. H. J. Mr. Niels Mr. TliomaAM'Craclnin. Mr J. U'Calw. Mr John Thornton. Mr. T. J. Mr. J. B. Mr W. WH Mr John Jenkins Mr. F. Mr. K. L HuchcA. J. F Mr W Mr XV. KtfoMey. Mr W Philip Smilh. Mr Janirx Allan. Mr. J. Mr K. .1. Mr. H. Kuhiiuon. Mr W. Mr. J. Collins. Mr A. II. Ward- Mr- Charles Mr J. Mr .1. P. J. U Mr W. H. Mr F. H. Mr C. Herbert Birr and Mr. MaKon. U was further derided thai with a enahlincall to partieipatc in ihe llifl maximum iiub- ncription hj fiioni at 2s to any amount will be rctrived hy the trea- Atdenman John .Stanley Stanky Park and Councillor W. W. or may bo paid into thn Xorth-Wontern Itunk or nny of its to the o' or to any lai'mUcr of tiocerai rommitvw. The SUBSCRIPTION' LIST CLOAKS on SATURDAY. August the It IB hoped all winning to will' do no promptly to larilitatc the of tho committee. All will receive arten'jon from the hon. yea. Mr GKORfiE North a id Mr A. E. THE VERY BEST ADVICE THAT COULD BE GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES IS TO B UY THEIR BI2CGH FROM A HOUSE OF LIHUED REPUTATION. 81XH A HOUSE 18 UNDOUBTEDLY THAT OK o 'LDFIELD'S AT OLD POrfT CHURCH- LTVEUPOOL. IF YOU HAVE NO OTHER VERY HPECIAL E iNGAGEMENT ON HAND YOU WILL BE DE- LIGHTED bY IXHPECTIXO OLDFIELD'S RINGS. HERE THERE ARE MAGNIFICENT ASSORTHIENTB OF RINGS SUITABLE TOTHE NEEDS AND RENDEKINO WORTH HAFE A FOE EVERYBODY. THESE GOODS WILL BE POUND A PLKA5URK TO THE BUYEK. BUT A DOUBLE H APPINESS TO THE AND THE YOU HECURK THEM THE GREATER WILL BK YOUR PLEASURE POST OFFICE CHURCH LIVERPOOL. A K E A CYCLES Are rich value. They can obtained for CASH OR EASY TERMS. MAZEPPA CYCLES am made of tho Uncut coW-drawi vcldlcm Rteel nnd Ut ted with disc und all latent tnieol B. GENT'S ivith Clinrher ur Warwick tyrcn. complyto with pmranteod LADY'd MAXEPPA. with or WanvH ittnl for 12 Call and inspect nur HttK-k. Bend post card for Price List nnd Tcrnirt. c stimonmln frnm all UArU U K O R G E CYCLE ________ LIVERPOOL._________ S6272wf RE WE TO EAD Looking at tha on June ofthe Cornell's from every quarter of the it evident that tho Of Great Britain fa to Lead tho Nations But did we fill thix iti the European Who played nmtturK nrJch in our own hamix. Individual that Icmln helps the nation reach ju portion. 'Vr IMPROVED LEADS THE WAY FOR STYLE. AND QUALITY HOAVITSON AND EARS 3 AND 4. EAXELAGH-PLACE. 37 ANO 39. ODA Inferior Hoda Water and inottl only judgm to the extant of knowing whether thcr It or not Others ran easily Lcll well-made .SOila Wattr from the jxwrer lliouth unable to whrre the difference lien. A very good way of ensuring pore Soda Water is umke it yourself with ono of O 0 0 T S CJELTZOGENES. These handsome little machines form a compact and comnlctfr wvla plitnt for home iwr. Thry are mmplc in and will make all kinds of iwnluil waicr at u nf loan than per VERY SUPERIOR METAL. Throe Pint 7 uimal 15-. 21-. CHARGES FOR ABOVE Threw Pint 1 1 per Box usual price. 2 6. Five M ..36- PS CASH CHE 11 13. LONDON- ROAD BOOTS CASH CHCV.ISTS LIMITED. PROPKrETOSS JCSSE aianagin. Director. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAJLROAD COMPANY 5 PKlt CENT. GOLD In Of th6 that the Rrcciven of the Baltimore and Ohio U. li. Comuany will pay the coupons duo this day on the CVim- WMMWW.SVKYER BROTHERS INVITKHOLDE11S i 1A rifWALTlMORK ami OHIO R. COMPANY 5 I'KR fj Of NT. BONOS m.L alwmly dcpcmired Uioir iKitulnulth them todohonow and thturo- opcrrttu with the majority of the hoMcrs of hondsof thia MUO who havu alroatly tloponitod their Thfr Itoiwln with all taehtxl at thr office of Itrothera. 7. Ixi'.h- tmry. agreement dated April fn New Vork. Messrs. Speyer Brw and UJB ilenonUins hotulholderR. with view to the protection of ihfi tnicrt-rt of the holders of wich bomln Copitfi of vtrrwniriiL may oManu-rt on application at the ubow In cavithe aiiddhloK. R OruttDony abouM make default m paring couitoni ami interest iustalmriUn inatnniiK Aueiwt on the aoovu-wcjitionwl Kixiytr Brothers will buv the Rnme when due nt their fnr-c raltio in coupon or n-jrhtterrtl vrtih not than July 1-97. Tnint rccoiptu will for anilnucb will lw cxelLmced for jnsravwl bearer if duiimfl. Thove certitlcaton are at ihcNaw York ntul Ijomlrm Stork MeaKiit r will no charge ngalnut dc- poKitinu bondholders for their services. Juno 48 AND OHARE TAEALERS. -yyEST Telegraphic OUn_ow. Telephone-Xo 4.680 ST. COLUMBA'S ENGLISH TERIAN CHURCH. HMITIfDOWN SKFTOX PARK. DRDICATION' S K It VICE. TO-MORROW STII IXST.. Sormon wil Prtwhrcl hy REV. J. MONRO OIBSON. D.D. John's LainlotO. SUNDAY Urn INST Hunting nt E-on- hy Ilrv. Principal If of Church BuiUjng OF which in umially new il at inndmto intcrwttiy Jowph oM-flctanluliM Moruaee Jlrokvix with DAVID BARCLAY and CO. KUY and SELL every description of .VND CHARES AND SECURITIES ng on I on the London and Clanffow and the ParU Boume. Spoculatlte Accounts ojiened with One per eorer. titnittd. Profltt unlimited. JMrOBTANT ADDITION TO ONE'S J N C O M E may be obtained by participating in our THEY OFFER THE MAXIMUM OF PROFITS WITH THE MINIMUM OF RISK. NOBODY HAS EVER LOST A TEXNY BY THEM. NOTICE. AMD FASHIONABLE BLACK DRESS FABRICS AT REDUCED PRICES. rrHE per yard Double-width BLACK 1 LACE CLOTH reduced to 6M per yard. riIHE per yard BLACK CREPONS JL reduced to the drew of 7 yanK T1HE per yard BLACK FIGURED ALPACAS reduced to 811 thodre_sof 7 FASHIONABLE COLOURED FANCY SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES. THE QUALITY COLOURED BROCHE SILKS reduwd to 9Jd 1 printed Pongees and redui-exl to 6W USEfi FOR BLOU8E4 -The Lfttwit and Prcttlert Patternx from 411 to I9'll 'or 5 ReprwcntinK important ifrom the oriffiottl prices. FASHIONABLE DRESS FABRICS AT REDUCKD PRICES. MOHAIR aad SILK FAXCY MATERIALS reduced to 1 per yard. iHE COLOURED CANVAS reduced to 1'64 per yard. 211 COLOURED ALPACAS re reducvd to 1 per yard SHOT COATINGS are reduced to 2 1 1 per yanl. rr JL FASHIONABLE COSTUMES AT REDUCED PRICES latest Vy and tiitual price 12'U. Hlaek Alpnra and Crepon Costume S'll. 119. la aod 1911. FASHIONABLE WASHIXG COSTUMED AT PUKES. LADIES' WASHING COSTUMES each uBiml price 25 6. WASHING COSTUMEH in ftr.F all at Kreatly i educed pncea. PASHIOXABLK CAPES AND JACKETS AT KED17CHD PRICES. CLOTH Plain and in a Choice Vnricty of Colours and uHunl price B 11. CLOTH in Black and Covert Coatings.Chr r i luroftlrrice 16 9. CHILDREN'S KEEPER JACKETS and LONG tOOSK oil 211. 3 11 worth from b 11 to FASHIONABLE BHOLS FOR L.VDIES AT REDT7CBD PRICC.S. SPECIAL JL OLACK KID SHOES tn button and tare unJ with utraps also in Finrov tan mid much below present cost nf production. C IOOK AND gYROM-STREET AND _______________ 10591 TCIURNITURE AND JEST C01 LARGEST STOUK AXD BEST VALUE AT BEO TO AKKOUKCB THAT THKIB JT A L F- EARLY O ALE V AND Witt EACH SUCCEEDING DAY UNTIL ULY 31sx .REAT JgARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. LIVERPOOL. J0742d Would enloein an inspection of his N E W B U M M E B dellrertes of fresh Styles and Colourings. In Highest Woollen Blu-. or Grey and ------id VEST 3CV i-w all md Materials.............................3D- HSUrtTNGS. aUWool DUE8S SUITS. Silk Fitting 63'- Fancy Tweed. Flannel v 3fv CHURCH STREET. W ft TELEPHONE No. UVERPOOI. CABINET of elcjrant dcxicn and coruitrurtion. for Dioinjr-room Drawine-m-m H.-drwm j and Office Orermantclii. in tifrw and nnttqan in cry fMliicmahlc on to tC icnhiwift wmch. SWcbonroX tt oak. or oil IO to 60 ffulntos. CaHnrtdof in walnut or 686 to -55 Hundreds of .Solid-iiood Uwlroom at 7ii 9i. 12ii 16 Bulneas the complete lar_fl and TcrycfflciTU nta0 of cabinet makers anfl upholmcrerB IB raiploywl by drpftrtmcnt. KUIINITTHIE REMOVED AND m our own Pantrchntcon by careful and experienced men. GrfatwL care taken of valuable pic- t'hina. Storod in dry hraUrd m winter by hot-water plpoi. BEDSTEADS AND -Verv Urge stock. the product ionn of the twt bmnii und iron. Frencb 3 11 to tOcuinras cacJi Italian and lYraim 398 in every ilenftm. end prices 30 9 to 5 guineas each Strong Iron with Woren Wire at- Norr whether rrTidy-wade or to w tuanufacturM on tho premisrn. Wo Llie quality nnd rmrhyof the The workman- nhip in very BED DRAPEItlES arc a foatum. Drngnn vm- to suit any both In achetno of roiour and in W. H. WATTS AND CO. LIMITED. AND __JP IMMENSE STOCK OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURE. BEST VALUE IN all made and laid free. We arc now ins dcslgnu in best Enelish-made Ax minster and Wilton CarpftK Our CnrpeU tire none forntyleand UurabUitT. Immcoiw utoct of Aimintter Tapenry A useful to fit a Biadcmto-nizod room. for for a larpc roooi.iiood denljni and notuid quality for about 2313. Stain Mid Borders to match xxrtrly all in ntock. FOREIGN CARPETS AND RUGS in eadle_x tanety Tnrkey and old Pernian CarpcU. Indian Deccnn Carpets. KouU Japaneite and azulipMam at importErs' FLOORCLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS. -Soteral Irnt new have produced and are now being nnown in thU department. The Block of plain parquet rr aiui tile dwtitrns. ami other makca. Is iory arjfe aid rery best floor coretinpi mantt factured in thia country. The value otTcrod in thk depart- CURTAINS AND BLI.VDS.-Thouwnda of paint of SK-IW Guipure d'Art MiiBlio Tapertry and Chenille Curtalnn alwayd in Block. Special Value in Lace Cttrtminaat 4. 11. and 811 per piir. The mott Faahiotiahle Material at Mtit for Blindu in Cream trimmed with lore and Indertion There Is a certain demand for Striped Bltndu Floral for mafcinc and iiajt UPHOLSTERY and DRAPERY MATERIALS tt Wholesale One of the Stocks In 1hn coantry of Art Draping Lc from 43d to 19 6 per y_rd. 10D PioreP RcTcralble Crntonnc. rery Bpcoal valutx Sid perj-ard. FURNISHINGS inelude CoTen in Tapnttry. Art Velvet Ac. Sofa Cushion Cornice Poles. Cur- tain Finger and every other item of a Hoinw Fumiaher'a Sundrieit. CHINA AJfD GLASa-A new Hhapoft and paru-ms and forma of decoration in Dinner Tea and Toilet A large number of stock patienm are follj and any article required can always be matchfxl io their Best Britixh Cut in endlew variety. Special ralae in Wmo Glam and Water Dottlw. CtTTLEHY AND ELECTRO-PLATE. The Cutlery Table De-wrrt and Complete Setawith bono handlea. itnnne handlaa mended for botn appearance and and the finest African irory Full uwortmentoC Pocket Pen A Tery Large Btock of Electro-plated Spoons anil Nickel and Netmda Spoons and Forks always on Electro-plated and Coffee Hollow and of elegant choice and moderate price. H. WATP3 CO.. CABPTET MAKERS AND COMPTON 10761 IOVERS FOR THE ECORD R and nf. rhmrjjo whatever tinlerr The particulars of our met hod of deal- with to all intendtnc inrntormRrntuMt LANCASHIRE BUILDING SOCIETY. IJVERFOOu unta openetl f.tr any sunw repayahtft notice but on dcmnnd. Dlridonrts DEPoSr rupayablo at month up to onjfemaitd Interest 3 eon u per Annum. with cheques. ZA percent. t AOK AdTancwi ar low of Ikrrowm -------without or LIVERPOOL UNITED TRAMWAYS AKD OMNIBUS COMPANY. AND TRAMWAY CARS ON HIRE. For terms The frry intflrestlng Souvenir which the LIVERPOOL DAILY and arc now Issuing in numbers will he complete on 3th and we can supply BINDING COVERS as follows Qoth. Jettrml...... 1-.6.1 Half Itoan..........2s Od Half Ol 3s silt ihemrat intervsUng smlnioM beautirul-can be had complete by UM middle of ..l Ol Half 0-1 1 Morocco...............j.........7s Od FUBNISUISG. C latest of Compfeta CooOs In Uwi of and buy and upon the payment mrstoot. which us to compete with any firm IN CHEAT BRITAIN. CARPETS. F Stock of Arm Tapmtry and other tc In Nearest at thn LOWEST PRICES IS URNITURE. A iplendid Stock of all in 22 LARGE at low and RELIABLE QUALITY. AND BEDDING. A most extensive Stock of all kindn u We make upon our own prauiiiutt all and fiUARAVTEE IT PURE. we R AY AND MILES. 34 48 IVERPOOL. OUMMER CURTAINS. Thirty Thousand Paim of WHITE and ECRU LACE CURTAINS from per pair SWISS EMBROIDERED NET CURTAINS to 5'- pair FRENCH OUIPUEK D' ART 5 11 to 90 per pair. FANCY MADEAS MUSLINS. to 23 per yard. FANCY ART MCSLINS. 3d to 44 per yard. A macnifloent the Lurgext in to per yard. PRJVTED to per yari Red and White DAMASK DIMITIES. Art WINDOW BLIXD3 IX NEW DESIGNS. T 'ABLE COVERS H In Chenille. and crery kind of Table and in all fixes. OUSEHOLP LINENS. BlankftU. ShooU. fihoetinp. Toilet Coren. HousehnUI Unens of all klndA. cheap. All kinds of Ironmongery Cutlery China and Glaw. T lyj QATHEDJIAL 18 QHURCH- STREET UVEEPOOL. TJU5SELLS' OURE TTTHITE TVIAMONDS TVUMONDS REPRESENT OEAL All Stones Examined and Selected by and Mounted by their Own Workmen. RUSSELLS DON'T SELL Inferior o F awlt y Oemi. Theae Cau be Anywhere at An Price. INSPECTION INVITED. T CATHEDRAL HURCH Q S ALVAGE O O AND rm WILL OFFER HPHIS AND inOLLOWING UNTIL SALVAGE rjOODS Q.OODS HE S ALVAGE AMOUNTING TO WANT THOUSANDS OF DAMAGED BY FIRE. AND MUCH OF WHICH HAS BEEN DRIED AND AND FOR ALL PRACTICAL USES WILL BE FOUND LITTLE THE WORSE. AT TJNPARALLELED T JNPAR ALLELED ltlCES. IfNPARALtELED IT BEING END OF AKD HAVL DECIDED TO SELL THE WHOLE OF TEEIR STOCK NOT DAMAGED BY FIRE AT GREAT EDUCTIONS JLV AN IMPORTANT CARPET STOCK WILL BE OFFERED AT THE SAME TIME. FLOOH COVERINGS MADE AND LAID FREE T IVERPOOL. OONS AND REG TO ANNOUNCE THEIR STJMMEft SALE THIS DAY AND UNTIL THK 1OTH INST. THEY HAVE MADE REDUOTIOys IN SEVERAL DEPART- MENTS TO CLBAR oirr A AMOUNT OF STOCK DURING THE WEEK. H AKD BOIJVSTREET. AND T I IVERPOOL. lj--------- Telephone 314. Telegraphic Addreu SAMPLE SALEROOMS. NO. ia ICXBSd Y E fiFOOE DURANCE COOL AND SANITARY. S T INOLEUM J INOLEUM T INOLEUM FOR 10EDROOMS. IN CHEERFUL COLOURINGS. In PER SQUARE YARD. Meaiuring W A THICK. WHICH WILL WEAR CLEAN AND EXCEPTIONAL 6UB8CRIBED HENRY H. WIIJ-IAM CRO Coflnte Deposit Ke. OT and other Secuntiai Irwnrcd. OuarantJ urwlenaKM Tniwrcuhipa. of i Uon at tho OlHcw. Company. _Mlttd j W. D IMENSE STOCK. T_kphooe Xo. 600. CAN MFJlSUEn TaDAY AVD LAY TO-MORROW i 19. WILUAMSOX-SQUARE. Door from .SMITH'S BOOK OX FLQOR FREE B HELKNS. ABVRRTIS DAILY POST. WEEKtV w H K_AO Offloe. _ __ _ AD WATER TYPHOID i PRIVY COUNCIL AJ a number cf are crieroualy airkenod by thta whteh MRCLT pie- drtnJdn JJ ALF EARL Y H ALF JJTENRY T EE AND T U A S K E T T S T R E E ARE NOW HOLDING THEIR V E A R L Y O A AND ARE OFFERINO IN A1X DEPARTMENTS THE REASON OF QREAT DEDUCTIONS IN pKlOK. Q. .OODS THE ARE SPECIAL LINES. SPECIAL FOR THIS DAY. DEPARTMENT. EORGE HENRY LEE AND I THIS AttTD FOLLOWING DAYS. SILK DEPARTMENT. LEADING LINES. Two ItitB of All-Bilk Black Satin MarrciUcUi LbC 7.-40 Dnuez. at 366 Lot II at 39 6. .Ml the ahorr eocuiu 15 yards. 50 of C andJ HossrT aud Black ConlciJ at 65 the Dram of IS Two Ml-Silk Black Matin DurheMO 7 6 the Drew of 15 rvguUr price Lot At 13d the Drew of 15 regular 6 of very rich Black at 4 6 per retpilar pnce 6 Pircwt eit ra rich pure at 4 11 per regular price 6 11 very loU of Rich Btarlc Molre beofferetlat 3 regular TnJue 4 o 11 ant 4.000 of AU-Sllk Black Taffeta Glacr.AlUSflk Blark Lyoni Grot and yards of All-Silk Blvk all at J 9i PIT yard. SPECIALFOR G. L and Co. mil offer about 10.COO of various BROCHEH. GLACE SILK8. SHOT RILK3 TAFFETA BROCHES. All in fuitable for from 4 to 10 yardi. Pricwifrom to 4. llpcryonl THESE WILL BE SHOWN ON A SPECIAL COUNTER IN THK BILK DEfARTMENT. RICH CHINK. FANCY CLACK BILKS. TAFFETA TARTAN GLACE STRIPES tc. Tho entire Stock of all tho Knmt SILKfiL for will be cold In Ore lots at tho following low Lot at 1 II per yard. M IV.-520 36 V.-420 311 The n'ttiiindrr of the Indian CHINE in Dark and Lieht will bt- cleared at 2 11 per yard. RICH BLACK BROCADES. Jtc of HUok Brocwlf- in and Floral for cool summer all re ducod to 2 per yard 800 Yards Black figured Two of C J. BONNET and OIE'SBUck Brocaulod in varitiLy of New Lot At 4 6 por ruirular price 0 6. mrular price 611. The 7 6 quihty reduced to per Thr 8 quality. reduced to 5 11 yard. Tho 9 6 reduced to 611. Ten in ricbewt tn _nd large and 11 6 quahuea reduced tn 7'0- A Hpecial Lot of extra rich Black Brocaded Molro pot repilar prictaHS w 10'6 prr 700 nf All -Hjlk Cordod Silk and Satin tn 6 different quality reduced to 3 11 wr yard. 500 icry rich Black Salln Btnped Moire Antique al 5-fli per regular E The entire Block of ESack Watered greatly reduced. 1 reduced to 26i per PARIS PRINTED WASHING SILKS. 800 of Lyotw PrinUxl in cffer.ta. _ Nary andWhite and Black and for Jtc at I 3 2 1T200 Yanla of Printed in and White and Black and the ncweit at per regular pnce H 1 1 3 3. 600 Yante of Printwl Printed in a large variety of dojugrt and all at I prrr4Kl.reffularpriwj2.il to 1 11. Tbo Stock of the _wt Farii Boiuoant F noTGlij ot ttw wiU bo wldat anrl Blwk.ftn4 Md wiU br_oldtt5yfi OicLVcMof 15 yardi. 2.600 of the Striped for Cbil will rjeared at 1 34 yan1 YmrdJi nf China Waohlne Kilt White Japaueae Twill at per 7-nL TlfANTLE The wholfl of tbe Mantlei and acn latest will markod than ISO Perfw-tly Plain Black Cloth alao Black Cloth with Satin aiiplique. at 100 Yaritnifi Rich HaDdaomr Iltitn Mantlmt and jnanr ai -fourth uxual ZOOColourod French Doth Cafxii. lale-t noveUlnn of the rirh and marked lean thau half 21 to 1 9 6 75 Coloured Cloth at lew than fmoi 17'6to4_umev. 80 Black Cloth with wipe at thrir iwual rrducod to 16 9 and 3 O 10 M.-W m lurli VrlirU an ovnal prior from 4 to will U marked 19 6. and 95 Plain Coloured Bor Cloth lined fiilk. ffnyiium reduced to 31 35 6. ami 200 Frcnc-h and rtiort Caww. latcat at their iisuiJ -17 6. 19 6. 25 to 39 a 100 Golf new Scotch double Cycle at than 500 hMt quality Ladies' in and one A perfect 11-61 6 .reduowl to 1' _.. 250 Black itnd Coloured reduced to effect a clearance- reduccl to I 12 6.redttrod to file's 160 E- 7ri 17 9 I n 6 l6'6 75 ip lUack wnd Illur with Icnjjth for Sktrt -cry greatly to clear Ermine rt-duccd to 10 6. Lone Er 166. 166. 196. Throe-quarter Short OprraCapen. ID great many at f mm 13 6 to 14 6 Shower Kilk Ixut new cmaUy reduood 15 All _ JackrUi. Boys1 aad Ovcrcoau. fttiMly rvducsKl. many at 100 rariotu Winter Cloth and half -price. to rv JACKETS. 10 reduced to 10 25 fHral Oaruw at 21 per reduction. Seal Capon at and BlacJc Fiir-llnod from SOCnlOtirM 19 H- 100 Fine Quality ElwTrw at nearly Including Uie new Bolero 7 15 to fimblc Alfirt Tim. with tatlx each f-nd. new 7-6 Sahlfl reduced w 286. 27 178. A 6 qualitr Rahle Alert 25 per cvnt. rftductton. iSOOvtnch alivt BOOK. Farii greatly from 15'6. COSTUME SUITS Ttut Entire Stock of thui fewest wifl offered ax uinler 15 many nf the rnaln in variety of ahaprt. will br -old at US 6 to 20 tn Coiert Box will be at 45 and 63 regnlar 65 to 10 Ulark and Nary Serge hnnd Italian 49 and 52 6. The remainder of the utock n ill be marked half-price. ROBES. With Material for Lot J.-SO at 29 6. Ixrf 5 -W at 63-. txjt 2 -25 at 39 6. Lot 4 -35 at at'-. Lota 2 and 4 are on Silk and all the ahore are made in this SraAorTft including new fanrr ALPACA SlTITri 14 Alpaca tn Black. and eoatJi all lined will be at 39 rejrular price ALPACA SKfRT-S OVLV. Vorwearinc with in Black. Navy. and Cream only. A vpccial lot will he nold at 16-and SERGE fiKlRTH ONLY. and Cf earn. of thwe SkirtJi wUl he aold at WABHINO DRESSE3. 20 While Plane in the beat quality. White Drill Suite. Tailor at 45 10 New ffolland Trill Tailor at 45 12 New Drtll at 3 I 12 White fiquo 8kirw oily at 9 6. The Entire Stnrlc of Fete in Foulard. White Fanry ir all BLACK SILK With Material for Bodice. 12 in Plain Meneilleux. Broche. and Spot 6 Brocaded Moire Hkirta. at 526 each. The remaining fftoHc nf Blark with Bodice lenjrth i Plain and Fancy Materialn. all Oreatly Reduced. warw.lt thiwWdealr la UYKKPQOL 25 Silk in Nary White and Black ami White Printed will iMd at The remaining stock of Parti Model wiU be void at Half -pnue. VyOOL fhf of Art NotxUework _nd made-up pdn- cipally wtll oc crratly rwjnoed tn tn effort h clearance. reduced to 1 TaUft Empire handnomrlr tr rmer 6i orti rr 56 I Silk former prkw 776 A _mall parrel of andAVhue FnihritMerien. owr from previous rtrtrkukinjt. U- hidf-wire The nnnajnlnc of txwmi- fully on Cloth atid trf Pur- Mantel Mala. Linen eommcnoed and 20 36 Bradford dlM at half- price 60 Ctubianm Broehe and ftlleil down. 20 to 3D per 50 Turkey b 2'4. 40 Ilrndford cnthrniderrd. Art 5O to 176 rcci'Jar 8 3 to 26 6 remaining stuck uf L.mip al 20 per rrnt. rt- 100 Bnulfurd Art to 226 reirular to 319. 10 .topanciw Draught slifthtly ll'Bi Small colleetiun of Pin wttl be cleared at lialf-pnnc 12 Stamb. aworted uaHl 20 per Cf n'. 'iu. lOid pt- r usual at one-third below regular The Work Banke 50 Pairs Hand pneo 1 6 per pair. REMXANpS Saun do Luxe. and at luut-nnre Pieces of at nominal The reduetioua in vill be 7 Syren Saft-uwi. Uunbp by tho Centaur Cyclo reduced to One and IV Donlop to 10- Centaur Cob Model tt to One Girl'K Safety. American reduced tu A few will UK ruduMd 10 lo 20 per cent. The whol- nf tho .Stock of BICH FANCY HIBBONR. all the leatUue Noreltiwf of the InK trotu 3iin. lo 9m will bo reduced 20 to 30 per cent. Stock Rich ALL-SILK manufactured for the present ne-wm will offered at the following EXCEP- TIONALLY LOW PRICES to prior to 160 Piemen 1 m Faocy at 3J per former pmv fyJt to M 00 -1m. Fancy Strtpo and Ombre TaOeu ac 63J fwr ytrd original 1 70 4iln. Rich Chene and Fancy Stripod Taffeta Ribhoni at 7Jd per yard former 1 6jd and 1 11 100 Pieces and Sio Satin and Moitr Pakin. and Till eta with fine black at 10M per yard worth from 1 6fd to 2 100 Pieces Sin. Strijwd Moire Soleil and Taffeta Ribboni. at 1 Oi per yard original prirea 1 11 and 2 6. 50 Pieces Real Shanghai Curtain Tie at 1 04 per yard inttead of 1 12 1'lecea 16m. Printed Shnnghai Furnishing art at per instead mill. Odd Lcnsthn accumulated HomnanU of the plain widths and ono'third to one-half. T ACE HKAL LACES. Eeal Brnxnllep Pamt rwlwrod one-third. Heal Apniiqnfi reduced 10 half-price. Itnal Durnsse L-oc to baU-ttrice. Real YaZeuciennm and Torchons much reduced. KUIPCTEE LAOES. SPECIAL LOTH.-Vcry fine hcary Guipure unct Insertions marked less than one- Quartct the repiUr priow Guipure in and half-price. MAUKEflgUE whole of rtock In and ID various reduced thirj below the rcjtuUr COTTON IACES. .Tho finest qunlity Cream Aleortm. Ojd. 1 and 1 pcryartf regular 2i. 1 64. 2 and 2 Colour ImitaUou 8W. 1 s Mid per yard nttular pnnvs 1 to 3 6 Wry HOP Cream 7 inches wide. 1 per yard reduced tram 2 6. BEADED NETS. Rich quality French Besded NcU reduced to onwjuarVc Uie fonnw BLACK SILK I 1'-. 18 per IB uroe quality al ore 10 inches two 1 and 1 '8 per yard ruauood from and OAUZEa.tc. All the at 2.11 per rvduoed to The in and rcdudnl talow ttiJf-priov. Rich Embroidered Chiffon in white. cream redurod to former BLACK SILK GtJIPUEE LACES. Black Hilk 10 inches 2'11 per yard -rwlucod from 10'6 sttd IB innhett 53 per r_- duoed from Black Hilk Ouipwre 26 per re- ducwl front 4 t and 12 6 Silk. Kmbroidcml 17 richly embroidered Black TrimmtneK. S to nsduned to one- quarter the formt-r prices GBAH8 LAWNS EmttroiJrrrtl Lavm 10 inches Ill par reducod from 4 Kmhratdrrnd Crass inches wwlc. Bid per yard rrauwd from 1 All UK- Piooc Onuw for txxlitn. reduced below VEIL NETH AND VEILS The entin- Sux-k of Orram. and Colonrrd VpiJiiypi aud NVtsconsi4rntbly rtnluoril in pnrc MADE-UP LACE ARTICLES All i he Uwe Fronie. t.c Teduted to _jid onc-qunrU-T regular hrt'onllnK torondition Jllat-L Hand run Hpauiith Scarfs and Ffchus all murh A large of hilk Fronts and Vests to half- price I-Af'K HANDKKRCHIEF8. Duchoaftc. H on it ic all al AKD HILK. SHIRTH. ___ Frrnrh Cantbric at 2 redacxsd to 211 All at 5 to 3 11 All at 5 S mlured lo 4 3- All UN- Pique at i reduced to 4 3. French Cambric Shirts rcdured to half-nrirc All ljuliix' Silk tar 4c rcductxi from 6 to 14 6- EMBHOIDEIIIES The well-assorted Htnrk of also Insertions and Ail- overs in Oailit-rim nnd Muslins -ill be very much rinluccd. All out of txwt condition iHU he matked half-phco. White Emhn Muslm tialf-prtpp Enibrai-ltrrfd Oruw Lawn Robes reduced to half'price. HANDKEBTHlEFSw InAlw' plain hcmiitcO. 1 64. 2-. 34. and73 per half-dozen Cc-ntJcmcn's small 2 and 73 halfKloren. Gentlt-mrn full 3U ail. 5 and ft3 G AHVEUTiSEMENT OONTLVrTED. CO.t KXGLISH CUVRPEtS. o H U ami will otfnr lit treat redttcUoni. portumof Wilitun Mid ttowlof Kid- dfrnilnster Ijquidstiott good QOaUtjt Itonl' ivd Bruitscld ready pOttiDf and worth fully JO per more tban UM fouowinc p They for moderate 3 br 5 3 V'j 5i 3bv4 _j 416 4TVartf offoft a clearsnce a I__________ have msde up into Bordered and other tbetr dimwit turned ratterus of Bncmels and Atminstftr nmdo end markod same at vary low priofls. ROMAN CARPETS QuaUtr 50 remaining from upeclal contract of 300 Garpota offored at lojror priros thaa ever pmriously eohlj __ Hkin meoitunng at bock SfL 4in. by ZtU tacn were Skin 6 mcwuring at back 6ft. by 2ft. 350 Black Skin iOm. by l_hv. to cimr. utual pnon FUR aUGa AND -50 Opowum to clear. 1 19 only Ojwttun T_U 5ti6 unuU price CAHPETO ANB EUOS. Tim wholo atock of best i all BoddJnc Wire wifl rwlncwJ 10 15 per aligfady will bo RrwUj rwlucwl quality fi ft. 6 In. by _ with cjtrn wareq-irirr patrnt drap pohHhcd raila tad citra high 1 _______ Bolsterand Feather P_____ linen for nbore complate FANCY The whole compriiln. Faary fKx-aslonal other WicSrer and Upholaterei dent's and Ladies Saddlebag Aockinff Carved Oak aod nurooroua ottwr ftutcy will aU br jtoatly reduced. 15 vvrr HanfUnmo Walnut. Inlaid. Daroa-cus Tables and at ftbwit half their usual One only rcry Very Haadsomfi Louts XV. with Drcssint Tahlfl and combined Tile and tilan back to DRESS DEPAETMENT. ALK. C GEORGE HENRT LEE AND WILL OFFER THIS IN xnem RESS 45 DRE8B LENGTHS. RICH PABIS NOVELTY BiATEEIALS 8TUIPE BILK AND WOOL BASKET CANVAS FANCF BILK DESIGN CARREATOC RICH DARK AND LIGHT CREPONA BOUCLE CLOTHS BHOT WOOLLEN MATEIU DESIGN. ALL EEDUCKD FROM 4 4i. AKD S TO FOE 7 YABD8. DOUBLE WIDTH FANCY SILK AND WOOL Tho dross lengths jt'socy Wootlon with itmaU Silk Spot design In colourings of Black and Grf-y nn_ White. Brown and luue. Blue and and and Wbiu. raduood to for 7 yard.. The 2y'6 dross of Woollen in Paon shot with Grey with White. Brown with Gre_a witfe Rod. w'tJb Black aU rodooed to 15v tor 7 The iraas lengths Biarritx to variety of reduced to for 7 The Urc_t Icnjtbi fvocy Checks. In Browm ......ID. Brown aod and Red and i t for 7 Tbr PB and _________ _ The 39 6 drew Fsoey _____ ___ with Hbot off ecu In aod hemnULchrd. 2 II. 4'Q. 5U 79.811. 10 anil 14 3 per half-dozrn. ttanen n hrnmtjtrhrd from 49 to 22- per half- duzen all FANOV HANDKERCHIEFS Whilr erabroiderod arollnped Bid. 1-. and 1 W 4 t OOODS ON FRONT OOtrNTER. FLANNEL HKIETS Hand Cream Flannel 7-ft and regular and 124 WHITE SKIRTH.-Fn'm-j-made White Embroidered 39 tu 14 6 6'6 to 21 All the band_ome Crrtun tnmmod White French Skirts at lante Larv LUxl in one 7O 84 an-1 150 6A. and 10 Real r.uitMitr d'Art Bod Cot in piece. 42 all much reduewL ANTIMACASSARS. -New very pwtty. 1 9 ear.h. Oinptirr An d and lohaJr-ptiotL _. -ya. in a _real Tariety Lace and trimrood Unen mqrh reduced. TENEKIFFE WORK -This fftrourlte work Table Table Tray Niffht- dreac and all much reduced. M 'ADE-UP 8CMMER CLOTH HKIRTS. The Narrow Stripe Bummer Cloth 5 reduced from HOKEnKtf.-Own make Moreen reduced from 6-9 Lo 4 U STRIPPED MOREKNH -All the best quality striped Skirts town the rJfiin .-111. reduced and those with det-p at 1C reduced to 611 BBOCHE MOREENS -All the best quality Brorhe reduced to 6 3 SILK WARP ALPACAH-A11 the Bilk Warp Alpaca SkirtaalLAHGC REDUCTIONS HILK KTRII'K few Skirw in llack Ground with narrow coloured Silk rtduccd rom to 10 6- HILK All the beat quality hghtCheck Hilk from ttlsck Oros Grain HII.K with coloured SilJc also a few coloured ill reduced to 16 mm About 70 HKIRTS in Blark and Stlk Chot-kB and all marked ujmal prirrs 22'6 to About 120 Uftht Suipe all marked egutor pnres varying from 21 to 31'6 TARfS PATTERN HKIRTii-All the Pans Pattern Skirts reducvd to nearly one-quarter the former prices. RNISHING AND COVERS AKD PIECE OOODS. WO Table in Veltet Pile. Jtrrrht Frieze and other and all ii Tards reduced 20 to 30 per 150 Pieces of Uurofai and Fricw Hilk i and for Cortalns and Vpholstering. to 32 6 ard. wdl u- reduced 20 to 30 jx-r cent- I Upholstery Saddlebag Green's Ion lo ISln. souaru. 1 3 2_iru j JpASHIONABLE OBE8 THIRTY.SEVEN BOBBS nr AMAZON CLOTHS AND BENGALIHEB WTTJ1 RICH BHOCHE 8ILKS FIOURKD VKLVKTEKNfl FOft from 596 and TO THE BOBE. VELVCTECiQ. TAKTANS. H 29 54 inch nolourttd Alpaca. In of rednoed to for 6 ykPcU bti Drew LnngUtB 55 S4 iitoh BWlianMn ahitdM _f Fawn. and Brown. to for 6 -7 plain Woollen In of Brnnzm. Browu. acUt rvduapd to _V11 ____ in of T. Slate. Drab. Cream and to 4 3 por yard. 12 o2 6 Moire TringUinc CanrsA io shadea of and reduced to for 7 yards. Tho with Silk Checki. for to 2 6 per rard. 15 TMd Dres. of and 52 rloh with HUx reduced to 16 6 and tor 7 yards. 25 211 Black reduuttd to per IS Boioii 111 Black reduced to per yard. 250 DRESH COVERT COA7TKOS. INOat AND HCOTCH In shades of Fawn. tilue. Grry. and tntm. rodurtd from 23 and to 16-'-. aod 19 6 the drafts length. 160 DRESS LAST SEASON'S In Shot Shot poplins. Cloths. DooohL Chock Matcruilt and reduced to a8 2 S.'B. andail peryard. GRENADrNES AND C.ACZKS. The Lengths of ill -Kin. Hlack with CnlrmrMl Milk Stripe tn Blue aod Gold roiowd tS 211 per Yard. t Drew of 6 Black Hilk and Wool with Oliver mluced ut for 7 Yards. Two Dreaa Lengths w Whot Clauffm SlU-'____ with natm stripe in Green and Grey only.AdXtoed to for Ki Yards j The Dress oolfwm tn fi-w. and Et radocvd to 13'tJ Vmrds. 3 9 6 Black Chock Grenadines shot with reduced to 376 for 7 Yards 4 Drew Lengths cuinaas Rich Lrons BJarJr Brochc and aailo te 1 Nmty' n-d rednoed CO iff i Yarns Four with Coloured tjl G. 196 BiacjtShot Btocbc ralaced to for 7 Two Dress Lengths 19'6 Navy Cream Silk Grwca- inea. with Coloured Pompadour reduced to for yards. Five 4'6 Oream Oauffre Crep-. with Colourftd roducod to per Two Dmw Lftnrths 611 22tn. Cream Broche Bilk Qrena- to 2' 11 peryard. The lengths very rich Lyona Brorhi in shades of Cream. and reducod to 43 per SEKGES AND XTXMA.DE SKIRTS. 150 press Lengths Coloured Cheviot reduced to for 6 yards. Nary Coating and Cbeviet reduced to 156 anrl Washing Skirts in Morwm. and to 4 WINTER CURTAINS AND PORTIEREH The whole stock will he greatly reduced In to effect clearance. Pairs Wool Croas Stripe 6 11 per usual nee 550 Pairs of Tapestry and Chenille to all quali i only of to by2 mimonyo 10 SO per off nvular Poniere Curta BLACK DRESS DEPAHTMBNT. In this department G. H. L. and will t great tftriety of Black Dress Materiah. at much reduoad pricwi. including the following BlJiCK FANCY MATERIALS. 55 Unpiiw of Blank Hilk Cheek aad 46_x 290 the dreaa length 7 n'ttreM Lennlis of Bilk Stripe Caavas three dextraafc 159 the dress length 7 reduced from 22 DreM Lengths of Snot Broche and Figured 46m. 35 the dress lennh 7 fonaer S9.-6. 15 Drcn of Black and Spot Bilk Caovaa. 46 inches 24'6 the drcai length 7 r_dno_d frm 11 Lengths of Black Silk Cnpon. 45 fnelMM widr. 24 3 Lhc dress length 7 former price 28 Drera Lengths of Black Hilk Brocbc and Flffand CanrM. 46 inches wide. 36 the drew rMoctdfrora n Dress lengths of Blark Silk Stripe Canno. 46 29 6 the dress length 7 fot----------- Hfwuil of PL A IN and RIALS will be offerKl MUCH U. including the following 15 lengths ynnlsk All Wool Black' 21 Imgths MohkJr Stripe IB drws letntths Ficurod 10 drew yards Hifk Warp 14 drew lengths f7 ysrdil Bourle 15yflL 16 If ncths Suiting ICVO. U dreas Irn_ths Stripe Canvas IfiftL HKIRT LENGTHS AND DRESS Ttw Stock of Skirt Lrocthiaod_______ during Uw wifl be markwl at rivlnced prires. GEORGE HENRY LEE AWD BASXETT-STKEET. 1067 1 ronierr fancy fnnge.1 tKrttotn. In TVrra. Olive. wrrr IsS Hea-yniake Craw htrtnMi. 10 9 169 .-_ RN AND By a few CORNS aod WA IttancHMinHogr JjkT HEnr.K8.-Bw. Ml rciliwcd to 1 fy per j reduced to per THOMF80V ;


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SUP races for beginner and experienced paddlers.
7: 15 am - 2 Mile
8:15 am, 9:30 am, 10 am - 1/2 Mile
8:45 am - 6.6 Mile
Funds raised by the Cape Cod Shark Paddle are donated to shark research done by Dr. Greg Skomal and others.
Image by Jillian Apatow
Pump House Surf Shop, Vec Surf, Sickday, Land Ho, Nauset Farms, Booksmith Musicsmith, Nauset Surf, MoreBeach, Nauset Marine, McCray Painting, Bic Sport USA, Weekend, Naiuset Fish and Lobster, Cooks Seafood, Orleans Cycle, Seaport Shutter Company, Orleans Villa Pizza, the Knack, Birdwatcher's General Store and NE Surf.
The day started with a bang with a full parking lot and a gathering of enthusiastic racers! The event went smoothly thanks to our wonderful volunteers including Peter Pan, Dan Kimbal, Tim Kelly and many more! Thanks to them and our excited participants we were able to have a very sucsessful day! Pictures and final results will be up soon!
event photos by Anton Anderson
Tuesday - July 28th 2015 -
Town Cove Orleans
(next to Goose Hummock)
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"Walt Disney World, Florida" Florida by Fergie01
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The Crystal Palace in the Magic Kingdom has a delightful character dinner with Winnie-the -Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore and Piglet.
It was an amazing experience for the little ones to get an autograph and picture with there Disney Pals. It really puts a smile on your face when your little ones eyes light up.
Lots of food to choose from and its is done buffet style!! We did "Disney Dining Plan" so it was just one Table service per person taken off, it is so easy with the plan.
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The children, Rich and I will be in Disney for our family vacation in just a few short days. We can't wait and you are so right about the dining card.
Hello there Deana, Great job here. I think that the space center is a good Idea to do. The hand to wallet for everthing is always a pain so the key to the kingdoms is a fabulous Idea and a safe one... Donna :)
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Love the pics of Winnie & Stitch with your children - so colourful! I bet they loved every minute of it! Marion x.
Nice little page. Greetings from Poland :)
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Valentine's Key Keeper Wolf by ArtByStarlaMooreWatch
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Really love your take with these wolves!
It reminds me of a Dire Wolf from Game of Thrones!
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He is available along with a pink one, a green one and a clear crystal one. <3
He is available along with a pink one, a green one and a clear crystal one. <3
Sadly I probably won't be able to get any of these any time soon but I dunno. I'll check back here as soon as I have money. Hahah
Did it and everything. Haha. I'm not gonna win but it'll be fun and all anyway xD Even though I'm not doing anything. Hah. Well, thanks for the link and everything xD
Hey, I'm sure the last person who won one said the same thing. I hold contests and sales all the time so just keep your eyes peeled.


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Ball joint popped out and stripped out A frame.Told that both of these needed to be replaced. What would cause a ball joint to pop out? Could not find the answers to these questions as well as not finding my vehicle model listed: Dodge Pleasure-Way Excel TS Ram Van 3500. Engine and trans fluid were overfull. Could this have been done on purpose? Thank you.
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