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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-24
STOWE

Christrr 81 exercises Will bc hold at West
Hrnuch church on Saturday evening" be-
rcmhcr % Elrov Billings is at home from
T.. Y. NJ. Harry Pn.o from Albany Bust
ness Cnllcpc and Harold Mcmahon from
Goddard Seminary for tho HOLIDAYS W
Y. Farr. the Free Press representative. is
in TOWN. H. Butler OF Salem. Mass.
Uas i'm town last We, k purchasing COWS
for the dairy farm ne has recently pur-
chased IN Denver he was accompaniod
hv his foreman. Mr.. t;rorgo.-Thc oyster
SIMMER under tho mauagcmcnt of the mon
Of Inc Vest Eranch society ncttcd SIC
Miss Ees~i. Smith and her pupils of the
Edison hin school will celebrate Christ
mas with q tree and auuropriate cXor-
cieos Fred Davis of Nebraska had "A leg.
brol,.u while lumhrriug last week Tn.
.u.u, firm nf Eddy A. McCutchoon ournod
ia Tho nllbli, last Saturdav.-Allru Thomu-
SON has uurncd 81 halliday goods store i'm
the old postntIicc aides Aid society
of ,hr Notnodist Church meets with Mrs
Andrew Rovcc "Wednesday afternoon. De
r,nhor 20 \ cordial invitation 10 All -
A. I.nitv church INC Roy Mrs T.. NJ
hl,bott pnstor SUNDAY morning services
az io.A- .rLirrt of sermon ,',rbc A.
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DERBY.

Mrs. Rctscy Campbell died last sunday
night. For many years she has been an
invalid \ few weeks since she sustained
several light shocks and since then she
las gradually failed until her death She
was about 50 years of age and leaves an
aged husband two sons and a large circle
of friends To mourn her loss. She was a
Kind and faithful wife, mother and friend
Miss NJ NJ. Colby Is gradually failing
with small hopes of recovery. Last Fri
day evening in the presence of few
friends, her pastor. the Rev. l. W. Conc.
administered to her the ordinance of
baptism and she was received As a Nom
Der of the Congregational Church here
Mrs. Jason Wilson united with the same
church at the communion season Dec. C.
Christmas exercises will be held in ;his
village. Arrangements were not fully
made 1t this writing.-N. Lafountain had
the misfortune to cut his foot while chop.
ping in the woods at William Mitchell's
last Friday morning. DR.. Cominss was
called and dressed the wound which seem.
ed to be doing well.--Miss Marion Clark
has returned to Derby and resumed her
duties at teacher In the academy Will
lam Croft has rented his farm to Mr..
Hardy ard moved into Homer Crandall's
house William Jones' family have moved
into their new home lately bought of Mr.
Stevens. Charles Jones is expected home
from Boston " spend Christmas,
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ing circle will he held in the convcrs.-
iona room at the library on "Wednesday
January t.. Programme: "Stoddnrd'e
Lectures on Holland Mrs. Han: Oar.
rel of the Blessed Isles" Mrs Ranncv.
"Currcnt Events Mrs Newell
joel Ilbbard of Connecticut has be,u
visiting home and friends in town and
vicinity.
'fhc stage route between Newport and
West Charleston has changed hands
again. John Dudley has bought if of
Charles T.. Stevens.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Grout have soue
ito Malone. y y. later they go to Mo
line. H.. where their son. Aaron will
Join them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney slice expect TO
start tor Florida the first of the week
whore they will spend the winter.
Walter Dane of Manchester s at homo
for tho holidays from his school teach
ing.
charles Wheeler WAS summoned bv
telegraph to Williamstown Saturday. bv
the serious Illness of his uncle
rho amn'al election Of officers Of Lake
Side Chapter. No. - q. Il. 5. was held at
th' regular convocation in Masonic han
or Monday evening. December y with the
following result: 6. r. StnrrS w. T.:
Mrs. Ada II. Hin. worthy malron: Mrs.
Mabel :. Storr~ associate matron; Mrs
Ethan Huntington treasurer; Harry r.
'N'''iilS' NtNIfldiN iIS. Mi''l blEPIpW,
conductor
charles Allon, who lived Just across the
lake. died on SUNDAY. The funeral was
hold wednesday afternoon at his late
r"sidonce. Mr. Allen is an old resident
of this town. lie has been in f., bic health
for two years. lie leaves a widow and
Two daughters to mourn his loss.
Frank Thompsor. the Il & VI. engineer
has moved from the NcWland block to
Henry lIanchard's tenement on Second
street MI. Thompson has received no
tic from The company that he can take
his engine again any time now.
MIS- Mabel Oakley has returned from
lNndonville whore She has been visiting
for some time.
y special communication Of Mcmphre-
m SuS Lodge. T.. and \ NJ. was held
~ The ir lodge rooms on Tuesday evening.
DrcembCr -. when the third degree was
conferred. This being the annual official
Visitation of District Deputy Grand Mas
ton " e. Sttnuard Of Barton. there was
more than the usual number of brethren
IN tf f. nd.
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JOHNSON.

Leon Sturt"Vant has engaged to work
for fonrl ~ Co for ono Ncar-Mrs f. T..
balch ANA two brothers. sherman ana
James tomstork. attended tn" funeral
Of l."mucl JOhonnott Of Burlington last
SHturdaN.-br. Miuot and bride visited
Sunday IN this town. harlcS Patch has
sold his lee and trucking business to
Fred .cSlic.-FhomaS Magctts attended
the funeral of james Bluet of ST j, hus-
bury MondaN.-Thc Canadian Juhil, .
singers Of Montreal gave one of their
famous entertainments At the opera
house last Friday night. It WIS good
one.-MISS Sophia CuWles who has been
in poor health Tor tho past few months
died last : turdaN. Services were held
at her hom" on Main street Monday at
ten O'Clock. tho Roy. T.. q French
officiating. She has been associated in
TN" buok and drug business with II. q
Holmes for a great many years. known
as the firm Of Holmes 4 C0wle. She
leaves behind larg" circle al friends.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
GRAND ISLE.

Vt his nome in Grand Isle" Myron II.
llurlhurt passed away the 18th inst. His
health has been falling for several
months For many years he was employ
ed in tho paymaStcr's Office of the Cen
trial Vermont railroad at St Adams. AT
ter sovcring connections there he has
r"sid'G On his farm. giving attention
principally to fruit culture. iIc is sur
Vived 10y his wife.
H. l.. Griswold left Saturday for Bus-
ton. where he VIII meet his daughters
and accompany them home Mrs. George
haSc ul burlington spent last Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. Melissa Minkicr.
who is ill-Fhc Rev. w. Y. Miller return
"d from the hospital with his LITTLE laugh
ter Helen. Monday night. Shc was sore
what improved. hut has since com" down
with dnhthoria.-D. " DIXON of West
Snmcrvillc. Mass. was in town Tuesday
to attend the funeral of hi. cousin. Nv
rOd lldllurt. Homer Hurlhurt left for
Boston Thursday, where II" will spend
tho ,. mJudyr of the winter with his son.
a. f. Hurlhuri. The schools in town
have opened with tho following teachers:
District NJ. I. Miss Lura Mmkler. Grand
Isle. district 80. :. Miss Ethel Landon,
South Hero; district No. - Miss Anna
Os@ood. McSttord: district No. T. Mise
Many llnnard. Grand Isle. district No.
:. Mis- Genie Dough"rty. South Hero;
district 80. IT, MIR Augustus Smith.
North Hero.-Ashcl Chamberlain and
and daughter, Lura. left Wednesday, for
Qucchc" for short visit at his daughters
Mrs Herbert Caswclls
Miss ida Gordon left December 20 for
Lnkc View. North Carolina. To- spend tn"
winter Eli Ston" died suddenly Monday
morning after AN Illness of only Il few
hours The funeral was held Wcdncs-
day at . p. m.-1he Rev Mr. Nllers lit
IT, daughter is recovering from diph-
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

! The Cooperative creamery for IN.
month of November paid a - cents ncI
! per pound for butter fat. and made = SIS
| pounds of butter at Il cost Of two cent,
| per pound tor making. and paid patron,
! 81 lAh. The brigham creamery paid "A /.
net Il pound for butter fat for the sam,
month.
John Hardy of the north yil,p. WA
operated urnu Friday At Or clifford.
sanitarilm for the removal of his k.tt leg
which was nmputated Just ahnv, I'm.
knee Several months ago he had this
member hurt in an accident. the Lee WIS
not broken but the bone was damned so
badly that il hrcarnc diseased and am
putation was necessary. The pstient re
covered nicely from th. Effects of either
aud the operation and is getting on YER,
nicely Ur has suffered , ,,ro,, 10, f,n,,
this trouble and his friends hor, thar n.
may have 81 Snondv recovery
Elmer y. Bean who folI and inilrcd
his leg while dec, hunting several
Gus time since. Ahout month AGO le
underwent an operation and had his sim,
bone scran,d ana SOM. 49,, tho o,,t.,,. ,..,..,
ing of the bone rrmovcd mo oncr,tiou
was tbourbt to have bccn vcr,. s,I,.c.s.r,,l
hut ahout i wnak aro .,rothcr ,h.c.s,
formed and second op,ratiou was nern.-
sarv. lust AT present MIR Roam is y,ttine
ON nicely and his friends hone to SEQ
him around in a few weeks
Miss P.ssie Lewis buIian Grow Eruost
and Edward Kibhoe and .con Sault ar.
rived in town tho nrst az ,b, uoel, ,o
speud The Christmas ,acation ot th,i,. 20
spcctive homes. They viii return 70 thei.
Studies at tho l. A. Al ,h. ,i,,, ,l,
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li@"nc" was received hero last week OF
me death Of Judge Orrin Taylor in Cali
forniA fIo was formerly Of Morgan and
wei Known here. the remains arc on the
way home. Mrs. ". r kilburn aud two
children have returned from New Jersey,
Mrs kilburn. who has been i'm a hospital
IN New York for treatment was not able
10 come nj that time but is expected this
week The Rcv. j. w. cone breaches In
inc Congregational church in West
charleston Sunday Afternoon onco In two
weeks, alternating with tho church IL
Norean.-Mis l. w Read Of Shclburnc
state president Of VI. W &. i. Iu who
had been Visiting the unions in Orleans
county since Thanksgiving was called
nom" two weeks since by the serious Ill
ness Of her husbands sister. who re
Sld'" In hcr familv.-Mr and Mrs. William
Fierce and daughter, Marion. returned
TO their homo in Abingdon. Mass. Dec
emter N. they have been AT Mrs. Pierce
mothers. Mrs O. w Kelley moro than
year. being detained there the last eight
months by the sickness Of Mr.. Pierce.
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FORESTDALE.

The Rev G. T. hin Is spending few
days at Long Lake, y. N.-IeroN Mat
toon and family ar" visiting i'm Platte-
burgh \. Y-Mrs. &. Il. Hewitt is in.
Dr. Eastman is in attendance George
Baker OF North Iiartland was called here
by the death of his mother-rhe Young
people of the w NJ Church Will hold A
socable at q. r. Lairds next Wednos-
day evening Mis-, Herbert Baker, aged
a years, died Wednesday after q lnger-
ing illness and intense suffering from
complication of diseases She is survived
by husband, seven children a father
William SeNerN, six brothers and four
sisters. She has been constantly cared
tuI during her Illness Of year by two
faithful daughters. The funeral viii he
held al eleven O'Clock Sunday at the
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III Saturday morning and 1t is feared she
has suffered Il slight stroke Of paralysis.
The machinery i'm the Swanton machine
Sh"p mas been sold to the orleans Boat
ana Machine company. Mcssrs. Reed and
Darling are luading it on the cars at the
West station
Miss Derby. the nurse. who has been
attending Mrs. g. NJ Young. has gone to
Cleveland. O.. to attend to the affairs of
her brother who shot himself 4 few DAYS
ago. Miss Moore. nurse from Buring-
ton. is taking her place.
Travel across the ice on Missisuuoi buV
mas commenced.
Mrs Charles Butler has gone home to
Helena. y. v. to be- gone u week
t"orG" Rdnslow son of the Rev. ~. j.
Ranslow. is home from Springfield. Mnss
for tho holidays.
ora Webster. who is attending school
IN Boston. H. home ON a short vacation
Charles Hatch of Bedford. y. O.. is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Julia latch
There Will be- another meeting ut tho
Adams House this evening of the SWautun
Driving association, when the final ar
rung"moutS for tn, races to be held on
the Gtl Hnd 7lh of next month will be com.
plctod.
Dr and Mrs. 9. T.. Dunn have gone to
Ahcrcoru, =. a.. to spend the holidays
with Ir Dunn's folks.
Mr. ana Mrs. George Delaney have gone
to Troy To visit their son
i Inn Hart and wife are visiting 1T Mrs.
james farrcll's.
The condition OF the sick remains about
the Same with the exception that Mi
Loukes passed a rrstful night;
Tho child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank liancc
is very i'll.
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Von'inued from third page)

triS,er O.-Nlrs. d. W. Steele visited
.Iuiin III ST Adams Thursday Miss
nnr"nt. '", ,, who has been visiting her
,n,u, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lucia. has
Vtu'neo to West Newton. Mass. -RoswnI
hn,idn, VI st, Adams is home for the
store ~ nnchtion and is assisting in the
na u, Iatro e. Trombly. -Georec Bling
,,"n oi Randolph is in town for two
Nv,,ii is,,ins friends and relatives. Mr.
sknnIs "h'cIs Is quite i'll. Dr Albcc
n' OF st Adams is attending her
,,n "n.n.'ilas exercises will be held ut the
i""Rresatonal Church Thursday even
t at seven o'clock Mrs l.. .. I'VE.
, "mo mas been quito seriously III the past
eli, "ccNS' is improving and is able to
hn,,, S',ort Time each daN.--A son was
Wv AIR. and Mrs William Church
n,uulehury December is. Mrs. Church
,n,, ',,her'y Miss Grace Stimcts Of this
Il mere will be Christmas services
., ot. John's Episcopal church Thursday
,h ,e".'E AT $50 o'clock. At tn" close Of
serNIces there will he exercises and
Nn'lsthas tree at the school house
'"' TIC children and parish
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NEWPORT CENTER.

fhc littic daughter Of Alexander F.st.lI
tiled recently. Mrs. II. TroWhridpe widow
of the late :. l.. Trowbrdgc. sold hey
% rSUual property at auction and is chang
ms HOY r. aidcucc from the farm to a
Village home Sh" recently bought Of d.
l.. ilildrcth.-ilarV"V Sweet has sold his
old home ftrm ANA rented u. Il. AIillcrs
near Troy lino.-Thc Rev. T.. l.. Parker
who has served he Free Baptist Church
Tor tire" years acCcptdllV. ie now ON
rloNcd for another Ncar.-Nrs Martha
'owcll. wife of the Rev. s. W. CowelI is
IN i critical condition of health and fears
ar" entertained that she may not re
cover
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COVENTRY.

Mitchell lamrre * still iailihg.-J :.
LaEcllo Is confined to the nous" as the
result OF a hard cold. Henry ltaurord
died quite suddenly Monday fofcuoon
December IL with heart failure. Tho flu
neral will he held Thursday At one o'clock
in tn" Methodist Church.-There is to be
q union sunday school Christmas ire.
and entertainment in the Methodist
Church Friday evening. December %.
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CHELSEA.

The annual report of Orange county
creamery shows S,2l5,5s9 pounds of milk
and 1888 pounds of cream received; 1877
$50 pounds Of butter made and l6l 225
pounds sold, besides 63sI pounds TO pat
rons; average price paid for butter rat,
- 20 cents per pound cost of making
butter. including one-half cent per pound
reserved i-IS ceats. cash received for
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BRADFORD.

Miss Edith Cunningham who is teach
ing in Williamsburg, Mass. is at home
for two weeks vacation. Miss Jennie
b. Callahan of Bristol is to succeed Miss
Louise Hbbard as teacher in the gram
mar echool-Miss Alice Bacon is in
Cambridge, n. Y. this week Mrs. L..
Nj. Merrill is very sick with tonsiits
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ST. Adams.

arthur ). Atkins. Il locomotive, fireman.
''s nled petition in bankruptcy with
Lp',i',0S oi s'd5 and assets of Sl2u. All of
WHICH Is claimed exempt Henry g. Moody
employed as baggage mnyt,r bv the
''ntraI vermont railway. has also hiod a
r-t'''on IN bankruptcy. with liabilities of
empt.
,o"n , Tracy smith has returned from
A"'r weeks trip to the Pacific coast
II" wedding of Miss Viola Brai.,rd.
el"cst daughter OF the late FrcIcricl>
i,'ra,herd ana +. Osgood Merrill of Nov
YORK VIII take place ON Wednesday. Dc-
Cember 30
Manager NJ. p. Abbott of TIN. Franklin
county Telephone company. who has been
very III with typhoid fever for several
weeks. is making slow but satisfactory
recovery of his health.
Inc customs officials at this port IA ld
an auction Saturday of a chncolltr
demonstrating oUtfit. n uuantitv nt pat-
terms and printed matter and a i>.s ut
ufled peas. which have boon lNins here
lor the past year. awaiting the paNin,nt
on duties. The demonstrating outnt VS.
PM IN by Oirin |. Sweet tor $50. The
kcc of peas sold for 81 cents and TN,
patterns for ten cents
ol. ana Mrs. John II. Mfnms arrived
mono last evening from WOodStu,k Wh.r..
'heN nave been spending "A foW weeks
AMANDA f"terS was arraiGucd i' Justice
.o"it "elor" Juttlr" of the fcH'" John
kcarney yesterday to answer to the
charge of first uffcnse of nIuXicatinn
IN" pleaded not guilty but after tiis1
was found guilty AVID fined S. and costs
WIN al alternative sentence OF tcn days
IN Franklin county Jail Amanda. who
was represented by T. NJ. Blake arp,ii-
cd and furnished bail. Henry Coleman
was arraigned before Justice I>carucy
charged with obtaining goods under false
Pr fences. lie pleaded guilty OF the pt-
tense and was fined s. and costs Coleman
was represented by +. NJ Blake. city
'irand Juror ~ II. George prosecuted
b'th cases. John SmidGy was NJ to an
Sver To the charge of "A first offcust of Il-
toHlcation preferred against him by states
Attorney W. r. Jockliu Ito pleaded
guilty and was fined s. and costs
a lively mix up and runaway occurred
on Bank street about $50 O'Clock ycStrr-
day Afternoon. man employed by the
warner Bros. was driving down Bank
s'ret with a COW in rack ON a sled.
The COW became frightened At the boys
sldine down the street and jumped ont
Of the rack. over tho drivers hcad AMI
landed on the pole between tho hors.s
This frightened the horses which started
to RIM. Freeing themselves IRON the
sled tho horses started down Bank street
and ran directly into light sleigh with
two ladies' in il. The sleigh was over
Turned and broken into fragments hut
the occupants were uninjure1
Mrs. Charles y Harvey of messenger
street left last night for lunia Mich. /
whore she will visit her daughter Mrs I
Harley A. Haynes.
Frank 7. Dei-islc of the University of !
1'onns Nlvania arrived in This CITY las,
night and will spend til" Christmas holi- |
days with his father. H. f.. DoI.islc Of !
North Main street
Frank Savage, employed i'm Tho office Of +
superintendent of transportation of tine /
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TROY.

Mrs. Albert Hartwoll is eicl, Mrs.
Frank Rutton Who las be,n very sick.
is now uuning. There is to bc Il Christ
mas tree ana appropriate Christmas OK
orcis's at the Methodist Episcopal Church
nest Thursday evening"
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ROXBURY.

f. W. Wc'more Of kcore Y II va.I
In town on business last w"el -- tranAI
Rich Of st. Adams was a homo last y,eek
tn" Christmas troc and exercises ~ I'm u
Congregational Church will hc held rh.is
day evening. --Tlor" will ~ IT Christina j
ire" aud approximate crorcisc- $50 tleI
Fiat school house Friday nvcuing
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

The ladies Of the Methodist Church are
already working arranging for the din
ncr they arc 10 give i'm the church dining
room on New Years.
The next meeting vi the Ladies Read
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TANGIBLE COUNTY
MORRIsVILLE.

l'r 4. a Muott ana Miss Alice Rovrc
of Johnson were married SATURDAY morn
ms. Mr.. and Mrs. Minott lett ON tn.
morning raiu for Il short wedding triu
and after Iauuary : Will be at HON" lo
thcir many friends 1t the doctors resi-
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w. NJ. Church Mrs. Francis Fortior
died Sunday at an advanced age tn,
iunorai Vas held mt St Mary~ Churrh
TUESDAY. rhe urerment Was IN Bran.
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Dr.. n. A. Barker.

Eye. Ear. Throat and Nose Only.
Odicc hours until May LIST, 80 y M
10 r. ON May lst notice Of change will
be aNen.
Hayward Bio X, Burlinston. Vermont.
w40 II,
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Store Open this evening until $50. Closed all day

morrow.
Today finishes the Xmas buying time. Come early
IN the morning, bring your lists will help belated
buyers Never was this store worthy of your pat
onage Never have we been able Judging from results
10 SO thoroughly satisfy and please critical cienage
do curing THIS holiday shopping season.
The popular priced articles suitable gifts
uniform prices counters giving CENTS
Pss ets these s Here are articles
HAND MIRRORS at So CENTS rs CENTS and s1oo EACH.
h'S' lots bclatcd shipment o
more the that the way is with these prices
DAINTY APRONS ETC. These excellent and practical 1o,a,
a. KS are effective and Inexpensive Prices from 25 CENTS to
We also mention few other items that You find in the Muslin
- LADIES OUTING FLANNEL SKIRTS in White and coo 25
3D. e eH GHHTS s. 90 p and s1e each
and White Co. Is. 90 CENTS s1oo and s11o
AA R5s KNIT saAW u % GENTS $3.50 EACH
-I% Die I, o ,,rs % 8, GENTS MIS- EACH
"wS some Of them patterns that were high cost occasionally One
EA AI BE ghy shopwon The first LOT choice " rs CENTS
Emrdrred Pillows M TO sy Ir more nH ON G', e n
ana priced to choose from at $500 EACH.
A SILK SURPRISE
Black Satin Liberty "A nch" wide all pure strictly high
per- at 50 CENTS Eu S rv w aSt' own ' o
Telephone orders Mail by messenger
y ny noon mail from the north brought orders for Dress Length
other good things in the Department
DRESSES A nice Dress Pattern makes gift. have
entS aSeiuN put pretty boxes prices specially
oNE CASE NEW GINGHANGS HIGH grade quality pref
y styles for Waists, Dresses etc. 12 CENTS PER YARD.
THE CLOAK ROOM
EIDERDOWN DRESSING SACQUES
Handsome Wool Sacqu's heavy Satin value 81 81
500 and T225 Priced to-day a 81 so. All colols.
E1DERDOWN WRAPPERS BATH ROBES
Made of quality all EierdoWn
cuffs and cord
LADIES WOOL SWEATERS.
large assortment TO choose from in nearly all the
a S287
japanese Silk Quilted Dressing Sacuc LIGHT
ONE light the
heart of any lady. Price $500 EACH.
II. w. ALLEN e CO.
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Have YOU quit skating? Somebody would
like to buy Your old Skatcs. You can find
HIM by using 4 for sale ad.
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SWANTON.

Mrs. Charles Pencil was tason suddenly