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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-14
HINSDALE.
S. S. Quinn of Keene occupied the
pulpit of the Methodist church Sun

pulpit of the Methodist church Sun
day.
Wantastiquet grange will be inspect
ed by District Deputy John ID. Whit
ney of West Rindge, on the evening of
Nov. 10.
The ladies' of the Congregational
church are to hold their annual fair in
the town hall on the evenings of Dec.
10 and IL.
The annual fair and festival given by
the Universalist ladies will be held in
the town hall Thursday and Friday
evenings. Feb and 6.
The house of DR.. G.. A. Gray on the
Brattleboro road has received coat of
paint and new porch has been added
and other repairs made on the build
ing.
James Blanchard has received dam
ages from the town on account of
injuries his grandson received by falling
through an uncovered opening at the
side of the town hall.
Robert Mcdonald has had an opera
ton performed on his nose combining
him to the house and Mahlon Knapp is
working for f. w. Robertson in the alb
sence of Mr. Mcdonald.
Mark johnson of the Bliss meat mar
ket. who was away on two weeks va
cation trip was summoned home on ac-
count of the terrible accident that be
fel bis sister, Mrs. a. W. Bliss.
LucIer S minstrels Whlch appeared al
the town nan MONDAY evening "ere
greeted with lalf slZea audience.
street parade was given at noon ana
short open AIR concert IN the evening"
Mrs George A. Robertson died at
her home on the hill yesterday morn
ing She leaves husband, mother
and two brothers, Jerry Wellman of
Keene and Henry Wellman of Brattle
boro
The publisbcrs of the Reformpr wish
70 secure the services of some reliable
rer,on TO make canvass of the town
for Subscribers. A liberal salary will
he Maid 10 a cnmpetpnt person. Write
for rariiruIars
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Hattie Wilder has returned home after
a several weeks STAY in Farley. Mil
Iers Fails and Greenfield, Nass'-Nrs.
Daniel Carey and daughter Marion. of
Meriden. Conn. called on relatives
and old friends in town the first of the
week Mrs. Charles Holden and four
DAUGHTERS returned TO their home in
CHICAGO, IN Tuesday after few
weeks visit at the Howard homestead
Mrs ! r Dawson and son Roy
started for Philadelphia Monday and
will he The Guests Of the formers SIS
Tor Mrs Enrrestar at which Mace
Mis- DolIv Dawson has been snending
eavera1 neal.s Mrs Uarrint Hinoine
ia visitinu in Athol Mass H + Hor.
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-14
Proposition

Until further notice the Refnrmer will
allow a commission of - cents on each new
subscriber, sent i'm 10y a person who is at
present a subscriber to the RefoTmer. send
in two new subscribers and we will credit
your subscription fun year; send in one
new subscriber and we will credit your sub
scription six months. DO you know of any
way in which you can earn - cents more
quickly or easily? Do it today as this offer
may be Withdrawn at any time
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-14
STATE OF VERMONT, BY tnc I'IoI7--l.1ll

STATE OF VERMONT. / By the Probate ...-'
~ Marlboro s.. for said i'-..
To all persons interested in the e,.-s
] \ NJ rs MORIARTN. late ot ""t.
i'll said District deceased. hE3i ~.
whereas. John l.. Gale. Adminl-'Fa.'3 ii
the Estate of James Moriarty. LATE II N--..g
ia said district. deceased. ha- filed hl> --.
IN this Court. setting forth that she s'' - ar
whole of the Real Estate of said ttyt.'r.
hr beneficial to the heirs and an peie ITS BOO.
eSted therein. and praying for Horns ~.
the same. and AT the same time Nleu B" ~.
Court what purpurts to Ice the consent u ~
ing Of all the heirs residing in thi, ga 81.
such sale. Whereupon il j. ordered ILI- ~
same he heard at the session oi >ald ''.-i" m
the last saturday of November. \. u. ls-- VIZ
and where you may be heard in the prem
If You see cause. 80,
lost AT. SCHwENK, Reels''i-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-14
MARRIAGES.

In Rrattleboro. Nov. II. by Rev H. K. Miles,
Fred STANLEY Dnak Of Boston and Miss Grace
kin>an Of Rrattleboro.
In Manchester Center oct 80. by Rev. j. :.
Brown Jerome Nido and Miss Jcneyia Rabbit,
both OF south Londonderry.
In Troy y. y, oct. II. by Rev. Eugene Wise
man. Ernest II. Martin Of Jamaica, and Miss
Helen NJ Cummings Of South Londonderry.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-14
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, oct. 81. Mrs. Slas W. Rich
ardSon, -.
In Barton Sanitorium Cal. oct. %, Albert
Henry Wa>hhurn, formerly of Putney, &C.
In stamford. oct. ~, Moses L. CruSier, a ma
tive of Halifax, -.
In Marlboro. y. H., oct 80, Joseph IaRock of
SpolTord. =.
In Winchester Y. IL. Nov. ;. Taft smith &c.
In Bellows Falls. Nov, j. = +. Coy.
In Hoyoke. Mass, Nov 3. Mrs. Lucy Smith.
s. widow Of T. IL, smith.
In Philadelphia, Oct. 2S, Marshall wardner.
formerly of Bellows Falls.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-11-14

Mr.. Thomas says that his report is
undoubtedly below the minimum. and
there is no doubt that this is so. Ac-
rording to his figures IA deer were
killed ia Windham county, hut as
nearly as can be reckoned from reports
from the different towns the number
for this county is -, not including
two or three does which are thought
to have been killed. During last years
season only four deer were reported
killed from this county and the total
number for the state was 1876. There
is 10 doubt that deer are increasing
rapidly in this state although not as
rapidly as these figures would seem 10
Indicate More hunters came into the
state this season than ever before and
many more residents went in search Of
big game.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-11-17

For Township Organization. . !.
Against Township 0 Organization.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
 Some Stylish and Ser yiCeabIe Suits Sac
 rifiCed. Half Price
Madam if You Want Clothing for Your Boy, Read This,
 and Come.

A day or so ago we went through the Boys Clothing Department and picked out Some hundred odd boys suits of a dozen different styles and at least that many diff erent materials.
 All of these suits are good-the only trouble is, the small number of each style, but there is every size represented.
 No matter what size your boy wears you can come here now and get either a 200 to 800 suit for 1.50 or a 500 to 500 suit for 2.50- we have the size; bear that in mind. If we haven't it in Cheviot we have it in Cassimere-if we haven't it in Cassimere we have it in Cheviot. They are double breasted suits.
 The 2.50 to 300 suits for l.5o- Cheviot and Cassimere, dark mix ture, plaids and stripes.
 The 800, 4.50 and 500 at 2.50- Serge, Cassimere, medium and dark colors, blue and black.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Special Prices on Upholstery and
 UDhOlStering.

This is between season. and science, as applied to store keeping provides a way for defraying all expenses--there must be no loss to be saddled on you later So scientific store keeping says: Better no profit, than risking loss' and then straghtway makes it worth while 10 you to come and patronize--- to keep the wheels of the machinery of the whole store a-going.
 This is the case now in upholstering and fine refinishing.
 If you need upholstery and upholster- ing, or again, fine furniture refinished this is good time to have it done, for we are ask ing "between-season prices, and you are now able to save part Of what the same work would cost you under normal con- ditions.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Send Us lOc Silver or Stamps-==We'll
 Send You
BOOkWOrn1
For Three Months That s Two Months Free, as Single
 Copies are lOc.

The February, March and April numbers of THE BOOKWORM will be sent to any address on the receipt of 10c in stamps.
 We will thank you likewise for the address of all people in the South who may be interested in the South's literary progress.
 There are now over thirty regu- lar reviewers who contribute to its pages, and the papers of the South say it is by far the best critical book review for people of the South.
 Send stamps for a sample copy of the Christmas number.
 The February number will ap- pear promptly on the first of the month.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
All the News in Our Page Today, It Will
 Pay You.
New Prices
On All Old Things and Some. Originally Low Prices on
 New Things.

Read the whole story, something interesting for one reason or an- otTer-There's the unexpected that's happened in pictures Half for the fine oil paintings in the ex- hibit here.
 Here the silk and dress goods de- partments is to get regenerated- all the old is to go. And at so lit tie as 25c yard.
 Read the plaint of the crockery man-Says he's trying to give something away and can't.
 Madam, look into that offer of French Flannels for 29c-Some a dollar not long ago.
 Some of the music told of Friday is yet here-10c for soc music. Be about gone time store opens Tues day.
 Silk Waists at half-Second floor.
 Nearly the whole stock in the Cloak Department bears revised prices told of elsewhere.
 Lot of new things here now, for Instance, are ribbons in the new Spring effects, linen gauge embroid- cred spots with satin edge. The array of colors is complete. Beau tiful effects in color, moderate in price; 1-2 inches, 3oc.
 Speaking of ribbons, here is the Roman effect, the very latest thing for belts; the colorings are particularly rich. The 5-inch Ro- man effect ribbons are 75c.
 And here are Liberty Dresden Ribbons; they have white ground with different colored combination, fancy borders. lace picot edges, four inches wide, 75c
 All these on the Secoud floor
 Here are mercerized satin skirts regular SIPS now at 83c.
 Other mercerized skirts-they were $50 and s2.00 originally are at 63c.
 Woolen Dresses for Children 3 to 5 years trimmed in fancy brocade-at S1.73, they were origi- nally S2.50.
 A small lot of skirts for children -2 to years embroidery trim clusters of tucks-75c.
 Bargains in Babies things are rare, but here are some white caps originally S9c-at 47c.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
LOO Tea Cups and
 SauCerS 00C a set

Onna table in front of China de- partment will be found big lot of cups and saucers of Austria China. Ali first quality and in perfect con dition. They cove in the desirable ovoide shape. A set is sold in most stores in town at l.25; we have been selling them at LOO. In con- seqeence, we've sold carloads = buying so big enabled us to buy still better-now the price is 6oc.
 Main floor, rear right.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
FineFrenChFlannelS
 were $l, $l.25, at 20C
This is the Last Call, though the Styles are a
 bit Passe, there should be Brisk Buying.
CENTER FRONT TABLES, MAIN FLOOR

Here are 50 pieces of fine quality all wool French Flannes, 27 inches wide, some polka dots, embroidered or striped---others are narrow and wide striped. They are all suitable for shirt waists, and goods we have been selling right along for 75c and 100 and 1,25about third of them were originally 125---they are all now marked for quick sale, at 2oc
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
A Saving Sale in Mems Furnishings.

We have lot of mems half hose-beautiful goods they were sold originally for 25c That Was year ago. Though the selling then wonderfully good find this nearly 100 dozen over So they are pairs for 50c soles in black cadet blue polka 
  madame for bus  
 Sold garment Heren at
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
A Glimpse of some New Things in the
 Wash Goods Aisle.

The Wash Goods Aisle IS wonder in its way It her. aids the approach of Spring the stray flowers of early March hint of the wealth of beauty and radiance come
 In the way here are small quantities of some of the new things for Spring wear. New not only as to design but fabric as we'll These things exhibit, so to speak-they are to be looked at much bought Frankly they will get great many more lockers than buy ersthis is not for lack of beauty it is because this is show store looking place. place where the fashonabes learn the new dictates before the budding season blooms
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
$50 Toilet Sets l.SO

Here is chance for every housewife in Birmingham to save the better part of dollar-There are ten pieces to these toilet sets. There are six styles of decoration, and you are offered besides. three shades. The general design and coIoring is such as one finds only in toilet sets at 500 or more. The three coIors are green, blue and brown. Instead of 2.50 the price of these sets now is l.80.
 Only one to cuStomer-There are not quite enough to go round, and we want to save as many dis appointments as possible.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
PetticOats 35c and Soc.

Monday we place on sale two lots of PetticoatS.
 A black satin skirt with flounce round the bottom, good widthr 35c.
 Black satin skirt, flounce round the bottom, corded; good skirt that originally sold for 75c; now soc.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
4.5O to GOO P0rtiers
 now only 2.9S

Tapestry and Chenille Portiers- heavy beautiful designs with fringe and dado top and bottom. The two styles we have put in one Int and marked them 2.98.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Big Chance in Silk Waist.

Monday we place on sale lot of waists that originally sold at SoO0-some so high as S7.50-for $3.95
 The waists are all good style they left from last year. To say thing is last seasons though may du Pcae this years style is hurt to the price of several do lars. This is the only trouble with these wasts-they are last seasons, but they good styles and far as the qualities are concerned there is betterherere Taf fetas Peau de Soies and Crepe de Chimes The coos were considered good original prices but they are now only S3.9S
 Here's another lot of finer than the foregoing.
 9S and S250 waists, Crepe de Chine and Peau de Soes beautifully made-ch, elegantly designed waists, big lection of shades--a S49S
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
S1.5O Rockers at S1.l5.

We load of these Rockers in sold them SIPS and saved you 25cnow saving you quite half dollar
 It's good rocker well made brace and while plain Rocker,
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Revised Prices on Ladies' Suits

Here are no Tailor Made Suits-al this years best blouse Eton and coat effects-Besdes black colors navy royal garnet an castor cadet brown and oxford Some of these suits trimmed, others tailor stitched. Flounce skirts. These suits have been selling here right along for 2oS to 1850 and prices revised for the first time to 9.95.
 In the same lot are included walking suits thar origin ally sold as high as 1850
 Revised Prices on Ladies' Jackets
 Monday likely to be very busy day the suit department Many important things there least is the uniform price all jackets regardless for
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Some House Furnishings Cheap

The buyer for this department wants to know why the of Birmingham do not respond to our advertising Of house furnishings they do to other things advertise. He says they as cheap in proportion eyerhng else advertised, but the response not one tenth Why IS it? he says. Sure enough why 1t? fyou goto your grocer and buy these identical things you Twice as mucin some instances more, Take for instance afeW of the things -
 Pomade Crystalline 16c boxes at Sc Sc Polish and Backing, 1Oc
 no Sc Tera-a-Soap, 10c Cakes.
 soVene' ioc anu '' oAs a ' Polish
 Roach Salt Sc Sc
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Suits to Order at Between Season Pr

In order to keep the Dressmaking Department open between season and to be able to give employment to the hep will make the prices now from l20O to 1oOO in stead of sm SOO 2500 in the heghth of the season.
 Wool Suits of any LOO to S0 material in black or colors, made and finished or trimmed 25.00
 The same of any 200 or 250 material in black or colors, made and finished or trimmed 5000
 All-sik Foulard silk 89c and LOO quality made and finished or trimmed for 29.00 Any of the above trimmed 500 additional.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Remnant China X Japanese Mattings,

Beautiful quality mangs of excellent patterns. at less than half price They the remainder of the best selling mattings remnants We say they were 25c to 35c mat ngs, they that heethe prices for these identical yard-any of these three grades now is 12 1-2c.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
The Shoe Sale Going on Here.

There must be some men and Women in Birmingham who do not know that selling shoes just now at very nearly half price Not cheap shoes Not job lot shoes-or shoes bought simply for saebut shoes from our regular stockyou know there is nothing higher class in shoes this side of Washington In act here the best shoes to be had anywhere in the world, shoes from firms that specialize
 Today simply a skeleton of the news:
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Ladies' Sl.5O Wrappers, $l.l9

odd lot of Ladies' Wrappers good the styles but and odd becsuse style the instead of being SL50 is 1l9
The age-herald., 1902-01-26

Laird & Shober $500 Shoes AIS Laird & Sshober $500 Shoes 2.e5 Wichert & Gardner $4.60 Shoes
 2.95 Wichert 6 Gardner $3.5O Shoes
 2.55 Val Duttenhoffer s2.5O Shoes
The age-herald., 1902-01-26

1.75 Val Duttenhoffer s2o0 Shoes
 1.45 Dugan & Hudson's Misses $250 Shoes 1.85 Dugan & Hudson Children's s1.75 Shoes 1.25
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Some Money Saving Bargains in
 the Cloak Department.

thes formerly sold There about 2 of the fine wentseven inch Jackets herehe lowest price in the lot 1250otes 20OO; this lot sold 1000 and All wool Kersey. Lined with finest quality san In coorsred royal navy castor brown and also black The uniform price S.95
 Revised Prices on Ladies Coats
 Here lot of fortywo inch that formerly sold at o0 They good sellers and the fact that have nearly sold the full line of big purchase bespeaks for these recommendation this handful would be hand full too many year. instead of the former price o0 you asked to pay only S.S5
 Revised price on Ladies Raglans
 We taken all Ragans, black brown and oxford the original prices o00 Monday your choice for 995
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Many Silk Bargains
 at25C, 39C and NC
There'lI be Opportunities Every Day, so get
 in the Daily Habit of Dropping in.
LEFT FRONT TABLE MAIN FLOOR

There will be lively times in the silk and dress goods department from now on.
 w atch the News Tn the Department be- ginning with today.
 What may you expect?' These sort of bargains: 75c Taffetas 3oc. $I.oo Tai fetas at 4oc Silk remnants worth double, and more, at 25C.
 These are the sort of things you may ex- pect-So watch the silk s--there IS some thing of interest to be learned not once a week, but two, three and four times week. Every day some weeks. There will be bar gains plenty each day untold of; as a reg ular thing there will be different silk bargains on front table every day
 So get in the habit of dropping in here each morning and see what there is to be had for very little in the way of silks-Act on the suggestion. Try 1t a week
 All Silk Tafeta o inches wide, solid glace cooed light and dark shades desirable purpose others only Things the approved Their value is 75 To them off the price S9c
 Self coored figured Taetas Peau and Jacquard designs. Value 8oc and L00 at 49c
 Small lot of Figured Foulards value soc, d 49c
 Ten shades solid colored Liberty Satin all silk value LOO now at 49c
 Small lot of silk remnants kinds off the price at 25c
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
Dressmakers' Supplies Cheap.

of suitable things Number and Dress Shelds-They here Or hooks and eyesteey always 3c, they 1c Brush Skirt Binding usually 5c-here at Sc. Award pieces of Veveteen Binding usually 15c. at oc And Kings Spool Cotton,
 Or Brooks Glazed Spool Cotton for Sc.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
lOc Outing Flanneletts 7c

This will bring many woman hurrying here
 Outing Aanneletts are staple as dimes themselves
 Light or Dark patterns. All you want Monday at 7c.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26

New Persian Lawn, New Organdies,
 New Mercerized Zephyrs, New Mercerized Chambrey, New Embroidered Swisses, New Grenadines, New Linen and Silk Tissues.
The age-herald., 1902-01-26
l.5O Bed Spreads LOO.

One of the best Marseills patterns is the "Clarendon,'
 It is heavy bed spread. 90 inches square.
 Sold everywhere at sI,5o. Here now at $I.oo
The age-herald., 1902-01-26

New Dress Ginghams, New Dress Madras, New Dress Percales, New Dress Linens, New Wash Chiffons, New Nainsooks,
 New India Linons,
The age-herald., 1902-01-26

Helps of the store-The shop ping card-the information bureau -- instantaneous cash system right ing wrongs quickly at the com plaint desk,
The age-herald., 1902-01-26

Why do you buy here? Honesty -Promptness = progressiveness- for the IL, J. & L." spirit that saves shopping from irk- someness.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
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