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WEDDINGS.
DENNErr-pENNrTT.

L.
Inc residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Liberty B.
nett, NO. 3 Tolman place. presented beau
uiui appearance yesterday morning. The
moral decorations were exceedingly graceful
ana appropriate. Plumes of asparagus nod
ded from the doorways and windows. Flow
ers of every hue frightened the apartments
and filed the air with their fragrance. At
one end of the parlor a superb floral arch
was erected surmounted by floral bell
The occasion was the marriage of Mr. and
Mrs. Dement'S daughter, Miss Lizzie Ida
bennett, and Mr.. Herbert A. bennett of
New York. At9 O'Clock the couple took
their position at the arch under the bell and
were united in marriage by Rev. DR.. Henry
Blanchard. Miss Abbie G. bennett ofic-
lated as maid OF honor. and Mr.. John G.
Kerr of New York. as best man. There
atives and friends. A reception and dance
followed the ceremony and at noon Mr.. and
Mrs. bennett took the train for New York.
Winged wishes of their future happiness
follow them.
HARMoN-JosEPH.
Last evening at o'c lock, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Harmon, II Walnut
street, about 40 guests witnessed the happy
marriage ceremony of their son, Adelbert
L., of the firm of Marsh, Harmon d Co., to
Miss Fannie Joseph. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Frost. Miss
Kate Dixon was the maid of honor, and Mr..
Winslow j.. smith the best man. There
were many beautiful presents. A wedding
supper was served for the relatives and
friends who were present to witness the
ceremony and extend their congratulations.
CAssIDY-PARKER.
There was large attendance at S.. Domi-
MICS yesterday morning, the occasion being
the marriage of Mr.. William F. Cassidy, the
well known broker of this city, and Miss
Mamie A. Parker of Portland. Mass was
celebrated by Very Rev. j. w. Murphy,
who also performed the ceremony. The
bridesmaid was Miss Susie Parker, sister
of the bride. Mr. Edward O'Brion was best
man.
FoYE-SEARS.
A very pleasant home wedding took place
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mr..
Sears, on York street. The parties were
Mr. Arthur d. Foye of the Boston g. Maine
railroad, and Miss Lizzie N. Sears. Mr..
Ferdinand L. Cakes acted as best man, and
Miss Lizzie N. Foye as maid of honor Rev.
Mr.. Lowden officiated. After receiving con-
gratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Foye proceeded
to their new home, No. " Carleton street.
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BRIEF JOTTINCS.

Smith & Cronk sell7 bars Of Brussels soap,
and patent soap tray. for 30 cents.
The Martha Washington Society will meet
with Mrs. Wooster, 4S Atlantic street, on
Thursday afternoon, October I'd.
Mr.. Sawyer of Bangor and Mr.. Sweet of
the City Hotel have taken lease of Cape
Cottage for a term of years.
1t is understood that the Maine Contra,
will build fine wooden structure in place of
the present upper station in Lewiston.
Another fine day yesterday, but slightly
cooler than Tuesday. The wind blew from
the east in the morning and from the south
in the afternoon.
Mr.. Oliver M. Nash caught his heel on the
upper stair of the cellar flight at his house
on Carleton street and fell to the bottom, cut
ting an ugly cash on his head.
West & Calderwood have bought out Geo.
K. 2ragdon'S bakery in Saco. The transfer
was made Tuesday and the new proprietays>
took possession yesterday.
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge has ordered from
Lamson's studio ale of the large photo
graphs of SpeSker Reed. Mr.. Lodge intends
TO present it to club at Lynn.
Workmen are actively at work lowering
the grade of Portland and st John streets at
the new bridge. A large force of men are at
work and things are progressing very rap
Idly.
A man is going the rounds of houses in the
CITY selling what he calls silver plating for
faucets. 1t is liquid which is rubbed on,
and it is alleged that the stuff is worth
less and he charges fifty cents bottle for it.
There will be preaching by the Swedish
Evangelist, Rev. Mr.. Franzen, at Portland
Temperance Reform Club, corner Congress
and Temple streets. this evening at half past
seven O'clock. All that understand the
Swedish language are invited.
The first conference of the Women's Aux
iliaries of Maine will be held In Lewiston
Friday afternoon of this week. Delegations
are expected from Augusta, Bath, Bangor
Waterville, Rockland, Portland and other
places. The exercises will consist of ad-
dresses, papers and reports from the differ.
ent organizations. A prominent lady worker
in Massachusetts is expected to be present
and to deliver an address.
It's cOnOmical-Brussels s0ap.
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PERSONAL.

Dean Sage of Albany is at the Falmouth
Hotel.
The Secretary of the Navy has appointed
George E. Staples third assistant keeper Of
the light station at Cape Elizabeth.
Rev. ". G. Mann. who has resigned the
pastorate of the Second Congregational
church in Biddeford, is to remove to the
west.
John I. Flaherty has been removed from
the position of letter carrier in the Portland
post office. William L. Bishop. first sub
stitute on the civil service list, will be pro-
NOTED to permanent carrier.
Rev. l. B. Mower has resigned the pastor
ate of the Baptist church at Kennebunkport.
Rev. j. S. Richards, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Alfred. will preach his fare
well sermon next Sunday.
Mr.. James FL. Stanwood, formerly of this
city. who has for the past year been one of
the assistant instructors in the Institute of
Technology, Boston, has received the ap-
poiDtment of instructor in the same institu-
ton, In the department of civil engineering.
st. Omer Commandery of Knights Tenn
plar, Boston, celebrated their 25th an
niversary Tuesday night, and among the
guests were EN-. Sir G. j. Harrington. COM
mander Portland Commandery and Mrs.
Harrington and Sir Edwin F. Vose and Mrs.
Vose.
The following were among the guests re.
gistered at the Falmouth last night; l.. w.
Wister and wife, Philadelphia; S. w. Carr,
Brunswick; G. N. Miller, Richmond, Va.
F. W. Starbuck, Brooklyn; S. M. Reed, Bos-
ton; Peter Lane and wife. Leeds, Me. Jas.
Deering. Chicago; w. w. Pennell and wife,
Bangor; M. G. Barker, Boston; A. F. Carter
and wife. Gaspe; G. Burr Logues, New York.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

HANDS ACROSS THE SEA.
The sale of seats for this successful melo-
drama continues brisk, and the indications
are that very large audiences will witness
the performances at Portland Theatre to-
night, Friday and Saturday evenings. The
scenic effects contribute largely toward the
triumph this piece attans wherever pro.
duced, and as the cast is an unusually capa.
BILE one the result is an entertainment thor
oughly pleasing.
NOTES.
Miss Fish in "Erma, the Elf" drew anoth-
er large and delighted audience to Portland
Theatre last night
Mr.. Pierce Jarvis, the genial advance
agent of Hoyt & Thomas's "Silent Partner"
Company, is in the city looking after the
preliminaries In connection with the pre-.
sentation of the piece at Portland Theatre
the 9Th and 9th inst.
The Lewiston journal says: "There can
be no possible doubt of the popularity of
Mugs Landing In Lewiston. 1t drew the
biggest house of the season last year; last
night standing room only was to be had at
the time the curtain went up, and a large
number availed themselves of the privilege
of standing during the performance of the
play,"
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The CAPTAINS Side.

Captain Thompson, of the dismasted Chal-
lenger, denies the charges against him, re-
Gently made by members of the crew, blam-
ing him for the disaster. The following cir
cumstance gives additional strength to
Captain Thompson's denial:
Just after noon of the fatal day, when the
captain was in the cabin, the second mate.
English vessel three miles to the windward,
steering to the southwark and eastward un
der three royals (Which means full saiD and
asked if he hadn't better set the fore and
,nizzen royals of the Challenger, which at
that time was proceeding under one. This
was about two hours before the hurricane
came on. AS the English ship was at the
windward. IL Captain Thompson is to be ac-
cused of recklessness in carrying sail on his
ship, it is hard to say what condemnation
should be bestowed on his neighbor
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MaIne State College.

The picked squad, which has been selected
to appear at the exhibition drill In Bangor,
is drilling daily several hours, and present a
fine appearance.
Color Sergeant Randlette was cut acct
dentally by bayonet In the hands Of an
awkward freshman recently.
Clarence Chapman. '93. s. M. Undertake,
'92, and Hiram Williams, '93. were mustered
into the Hamlin Rifles Saturday. pS
The several Greek letter societies initiated
few new men Friday night: Chapman and
Williams of '93, John Kicker and Walter
Kimball of '94, Joined the Kappa Sigma Fra
ternity; FL. z. Gould, '93, and NJ. Fernald,
joined the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity.
Lieutenants III. G. Menges and W. N. Pat
ten have been detailed to appear in COM
mand of the drill squad, of which Captain
Wallace Harrington, '92, is commandant
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Portland National Rank

The directors of the Portland Nationa
bank make the following statement concern
Ing the affairs of the bank since the com
mencement of business October Z, 1889:
The net earnings to this date amount to
S21,571.5S.
We have charged off on government bond
premium account 81, 253. 70 reducing premium
account to $4,000.
In March we did not declare a dividend,
but retained all Of our earnings in undivided
profits.
We have also received 81, 800 interest on 8
per cent United States bonds paid in advance
by government which is NOT included in
above amount of surplus and undivided
er time. -' Nv 'H0 piop-
Surplus and undivided profits $40 n, 70
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U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.


WEDNEsDAY-Horace M. Sargent VS..
Morse q Co., Of Philadelphia. Horace M,
Sargent is the agent of the schooner Maggie
Ellen. In February last Morse & Co., char
tered this schooner to take cargoes of ice
from the Kennebec to New York. Mr.. Sar-
gent contends that the schooner was delayed
too long time at Harmon's Harbor, where
the Ice was loaded, and rings the action to
recover the sum OF $500 for damages sus-
tanned by said delay. Argued before Judge
Webb. .s.s =
b. Thompson. VIM. Z. Hogan.
w. III. Looney.
Paul Heart, for violation of the internal
revenue laws, pleaded guilty. Sentenced to
pay fine of $25. Paid.
Albert F. p. Collins of Chelsea, pleaded
guilty to stealing letters from the Chelsea
post office, he being assistant postmaster
He was sentenced to one year In State Pris-
on at hard labor.
Walter w. Bigelow, indicted for robbing
the mails. pleaded not guilty and recognized
in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance from
day to day
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The Canning Business.

y l.. A. Cole shipped to E. ID. Pettengill &
70, Portland. 1862 barrels Of cucumbers
picked on Brownfield farms. The cucumbers
weigneo 500, 600 pounds or about eighteen full
carloads, and this will bring the farmers the
about $45 an acre.
ID. z. Baxter s. Bro, of the Brownfield
corn factory, have finished canning corn,
anu are canning apples now. They have
put up about $50, 600 cans of corn and propose
putting up 1000 bushels of apples.
Durnham Il Morrill,, of the Denmark corn
factory, finished on corn Tuesday night and
!S,s tne lead of any factory in the State.
,lney put up 455, 600 cans of corn which is the
iiargest amount put up by any one factory in
sne state. They are canning about 1000
bushels Of apples now,
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The Planets for October.

Saturn can now be seen in the morning be-
fore sunrise. 1t rises about three hours be-
fore the sun.
Although Venus is daily becoming more
difficult to see on account of its increasing
proximity to the sun, it will be most brill
liant on October 20.
Jupiter is an evening star and differs little
In its position from last month.
Mars is rapidly disappearing in the eve
ming twilight, and is already too far toward
the horizon for examination with the tele-
scope.
mercury is at greatest elongati0n west on
Octoper 10, when 1t can be seen at about 4.30
q. NJ.
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DEATHS,

In this city, Oct IL. Frank. only son of Alexan-
der and Margaret Johnson aged 16 years.
Funeral on Friday afternoon at 2. 80 O'Clock at
No. Appleton Place.
In this city, Oct. l. Betsey j., widow of the late
years IL months.
PRAYERS on Friday forenoon at 1890 o'clock,
at NO. 40 Quebec street. Burial at Auburn
In Cape Elizabeth. Oct. 1, Deacon Irwin Small.
aged 81 years 10 months.
Funeral on Friday forenoon at IL O'Clock, at
his late residence. Friends are invited,
In Biddeford, Sept. 80, Mrs. Martha s. Brown,
In Bar Mills, Sept 80, Henry Atkinson. aged
IA years.
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Sir Henry TYLER In Town

Sir Henry Tyler, president of the Grand
Trunk road, arrived in this city in his pri-
vate car, via the Maine Central, on the $50
D. m. train yesterday. The car. on its ar
rival, was run through to the Grand Trunk
station. Sir Henry was accompanied by sew
eral of the officials of the road. He Will
make an inspection of the property OF the
company In this city,
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The sIuffton Excurs,on

Mr.. John Anderson, assistant manager of
the Button Land, Ore and Furnace Comma
ny, leaves today for the region Of the "Iron
Bluffs" to arrange for tho reception Of the
special excursion from Maine, leaving oc-
tober 10th, for trip through the Shenandoah
Valley and the "New South" and which is
TO visit the great mines at Bluffton and be
entertained there by the Bluffton Company.
Arrangements to join the excursion can be
made through William M. Pennell of
Brunswick, or General Samuel j. Anderson
of Portland, president of the company, and
who will himself. with a party of friends,
accompany the excursion.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
REFoRE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFUHE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY.-Richmo Sweetsir. In.
toxication. Fined So and costs. Committed
John Curby. Search and seizure. Fined
800 and costs. Appealed; surety to January
James DumpLy. Search and seizure
probable cause. Fined $500; surety TO JAN
uary.
Michael McGinn. Intoxication. Thirty
days in county Jail. Committed.
Charles j. Tracey, Harry Oliver. and
Frank Waite. Disturbance. Fined SIS and
one-third costs. Fine suspended and costs
paid.
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scarporo and Cape Elizabeth Fair.

The Scarboro and Cape Elizabeth Fair held
their annual meeting yesterday and elected
the following officers: President, Henry S.
Jones of Scarboro; Vice President, Charles
Fred NJ. Newcomb of Scarboro; Treasurer,
Joseph S. Pickett Of Cape Elizabeth; direct
ors, M. P. Hunnewell, G. L. Robinson, j. W.
Libby, Robert Mclaughlin of Scarboro. e.
N. Jordan, Emerson Jordan. Frank Skillin,
George M. Stanwood and Frank G. Nutter of
Cape Elizabeth.
No time was agreed upon for the next fair.
The report of the treasurer showed debt of
about $500. The fair this year decreased it
slightly. 1t was voted to hire the money aud
pay all bills at once. including the premiums.
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TUXEDO for metals, marble. paint, etc
MARRIAGES..

In this city, Sept. 80. by Rev. A. X. P. Small,
Willard G. Hartley OF Centreville, N. b. and Ida
L. jerks of Portland.
In this city, Oct. l, by Rev. Dr. Blanchard, Her
bert Alonzo bennett Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Miss
Lizzie Ida bennett of Portland.
In this city, Sept. 80, by Rev. B. L. Whitman,
Chas L. Clifford Of Lowell, Mass, and Emma Wal
ton OF Botsford, N. B.
In Cumberland Mills. Oct. /. by Rev. Z. M. Cou-
sins, Albert w. Mitsman and Amy Z. jenkins,
both of WeStbrOOk
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Runford Falls POWER Company

A corporation to be known as the Rum
ford Falls Power Company, capital stock
100000. $4,000 paid in, has been organ
lied at Portland. for the purpose of develop
Ing the water power of Rumford Falls build-
ing mills, laying out streets, etc. The Off
eers are President, George N. Fletcher,
DBeLIoit, Mich. treasurer. Hugh j. Chisholm,
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TonIght's Temperance mae,,ro

This evening Mrs. J. Ellen Foster will
speak at the First Baptist church upon nom
partisan Christian temperance work. Mrs.
Fosters fame as an orator and interest in
S hue cause "a which she represents should give
M when she has had in the other Cities az
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Off for Gardiner.

Steamer No. will leave on Jewett's train
for Gardiner this morning to take part In the
firemen's muster today. The company will
take that pipe and nozzle with which they
expect to capture prize, and will be accom-
panied by Chocolate Drop" their Mascot
Delegations from the other companies will
also go down. Il
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NoIuCE IS hereby given that / have this day
~ rennqllisned TO my son. Frank W. Parkhurst,
Inat snail claim none of his earnings, nor pay
any oeDts OF MS contracting after this date.
x,,.. GEORGE w. PARKHURST.
witness: Edwin q. Townsend,
Dateo az Ffeeport, Me-, Oct. 1, 1890. oct2d3t.
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Sunday School Bible Lessons

The Bible class for the study of the SIM.
day School Bible Lessons will be resumed o1 =.
Pine street church this Thursday event, ~
at 7.30 o'clock. The pastor, DR.. Civmags'
will have charge. All Sunday school teacb,
ers are welcome,
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NOTICE.

TINE commission appointed by the Governor
al of the Maine State Prison" will be In session
at the Prison, in Thomaston, from a. m. until 8
p. m. on Tuesday. October z, 1880, when an OPP
portunity to be heard will be afforded to all per
sons interested in the subject matter.
w. FL. JUDKINS, Commits sOners
4. II. LAWRY,
September 80, 1890. oc2d4t
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Maine Benefit Association, Of Auburn. Me.
Citizens Mutual Relief Society.

THE Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Citizens
u Mutual Relief Society, will be held In Room
ioc 0ity bullding FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 3,
Io9o, at SOC, O'Clock. Directors meeting at 7.30
p m. A full attendance is requested as business
ofimportance will be transacted.
.o Fer order, +. j. ROLLINS, Secretary.
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From the weakening effects OF warm weather. by
hard work. or from long illness. you need a good
lives good appetite, strengthens the whole sys-
fem purifies the blood. regulates the digestion.
my wife was cured of very bad cough and
SarsaparilIa After taking two bottles she was
relieved OF the cough and very much improved;
She continued to take It for some mSnih ms ana ana
enioyed ever since. Our little girl was poor and
puny and we also gave her Hoods SarSsap ari sh
II seemed to be Just me tning st tski1g FRANK
OTIS Berwick, Maine.
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Monday and Friday drill j. P. Murphy.
Tuesday-Misses Clement ana Gerrish.
Saturday-Mrs. Mcfarland.
Library, to Sunday afternoon Miss A. T..
Dayeis, Miss Marian Staples.
Mothers meetings, in charge OF Mrs. III. 1.
Robinson and Miss Sparrow.
Girls Club-Msses Noyes and Longfellow in
charge.
On Tuesday evening. Oct. 7th, the annual
meeting for the election of officers, etc. will
take place at the Free street rooms at 7.15 p.
M. to be followed by social reception at
o'clock. All patrons and friends of the in
stitution are cordially invited to attend.
Rooms not open for pupils till the following
avapino
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When baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
>wnen she had Children, she gave them Castoria
dec9 d&w1y
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The Portland Fraternity.

The Portland Fraternity will reopen Its
classes for the coming year on Wednesday
evening, Oct. Stt, with the following list of
volunteer teachers and helpers, together
with others not mentioned:
Monday, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Paul r. Stevens,
Chas. L. Seavey, Walter Paige, Miss Alice Shaw
Tuesday, bookkeeping Mr.. e. l.. StanwQGsd--Jr
American history, Miss A. M. Washburf1
Wednesday, penmansllip-W. II, McGrath.
liams, Langthorne, SayHard. Kensell.
Foster and woodbury..
~ saturday &gmnasium-Dr. A. S. Thayer in
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1Ew ADvERTIsKmRNTs TODAy

For any case OF nervousness, Sleep
iessness, weak stomach. indigestion. dyspepsia
Try Carters Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
fhe only nerve medicine for the price in market
1W1W
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messenger,s Notice.

Messengers Notice.
ONCE Of the Sheriff OF Cumberland County, State
OF Maine, Cumberland S. October i, A. d.
1890.
THIS is to give notice, that on the first
Il day OF October, AID. 1890, a warrant In in
s0ivency issued out Of the Court of Insolvency
for said County Of Cumberland, against the estate
Of
ISAAC f. TUCKER,
OF Portland, adjudged to be an insolveBt-debtor,
on petition of creditors OF said debtor, Isaac f.
Tucker, which petition was filed on the twenty
ninth day of Sc t-mber, AID. 1890, to which date
interest on claims is TO be computed.
That the payment Of any debts to or by said
Debtor, and the transfer and delivery OF any prop
erty by him are forbidden by law.
That meeting Of the Creditors Of said Debtor
to prove their debts and choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held at Court Of In
sOlyency to be holden at the Probate Court Room,
In Portland, ON the thirteenth day of October, A.
d. 1890, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above writ
ten. Ii. r. SARGENT,
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of In
solvency for said County Of Cumberland.
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Cough Cream" cures complicated colds. chaotic
coughs, Gains Group, conquors consumption
Costs 80 cents. Call chemist. ocld6m
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AGENTS WANTED
WANTED.

"A General Agent for the State of Maine to take
q - me agency and control OF the International
typewriter; Must have references and 1--WE
nunureu uoiiars (SoOO). Apply or address,
DAVIS s. HAYNES,
General Agents for N. E.,
sepzod2W No. 4 Liberty So, Boston.
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This warm indian Summer
weather Is suggestive Of Fall
overcoats.
Did 1t ever occur to you that
you wear a Fall and Spring
Weight overcoat as much as
a Winter Weight?
Hardly an evening in the
summer II you are riding or
at the seashore that one is
not needed besides the
style In these garments
change less than most kinds
of clothing.
Your coat you buy now is
good for next spring, or even
Iaterif you buy the durable
kind.
Prices commence at So for
a fair All Wool Coat, and In
crease in price with the quail
ity to $40.
You are quite sure, to find
your kind here.
HARRINGTON BROS,
Rines Building,
No. 642 CONGRESS STREET