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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

spring yNcat end n b.u red fal
wheat. Y buL sprin3 wheat. otcrt
county specimen wheat.
Noah II. Rcdcnour. LIST on half bu
Dent corn on ear. collection I:
stalks OF field corn. otcrio. county
specimen.
Jas. II. Mcclure. LIST on peck onions.
yellow onfons. -. ..
c; 8. Mckinley. End on y do.sn
Lamon Jochncks 4 Co., ist on dis.
play of sugar bects not irss than six.
N. G. Gehrcs. ist on Y dozen man.
gciwcrtx. cockcrcl... puliet breeding
pen. bronsr turkey female chick.
bronze turkey. old. pair Of guinea
fowls. display. of pigeons. common.
:nd on .Pakin ducka. Bronze turkey
male. -.
George Todd. ist. 4 blu. Of any 9TH
or variety Of merit. -..
John Hays. End on y dozen cnnta-
loupcs Melted Gem.
Young h Mathis. 1st on u dozen
eantnioupcs any kind. crate Of cnntn-
loupcs Melted Gem.
T. c. flanagan. End on \ dozen
cantnloupcs, any alxc.
cossins q 6nuxcr. :nd on crate
Melted Gem ,cantnioupes-
o. c. Hand. LIST on any variety. "
bu. turnlps. End on one peck green
cucumbcrs.
". 81. Berry. End on display Of veg
ctabic products by one person. q.
J. IL. Holt. lst on varities exhibited
by one person. stallion Z ycars old or
over. Otcro county Coach stallion.
II. X. Wiley. LIST on Y bu. Early
Ohio potatoes. peck Of green pickles.
md on .otcro county specimen Of
Early Ohio potatoes. on Y bu.. sweet
potatocs. -. ~
q. =. Bryant. Is. on Guthrie variety
Sweet. Poland China boar Of any axc.
pen Of hogs. ..-
u. r. Bowers. LIST on display Of veg
ctnblc products by one person. n dog.
pumpkins. " dox. Rocky Ford. Kolb
Gem. Cuban Queen. klccisicy Sweet.
" bu. parsnips. End on. nny' var. peck
white onions. peck onions any variety.
u dos. lunches celery. " 'dox. veg.
oyster. n bu. turnips. 'Otero county
specimen. display gf sugar bccts not
less than .. " dox. Hrangei 'wcftsei.
psck Mexican beans. peck Navy beans.
peek Lima beans. market garden pens.
peck pop corn on car. 80.
Ebbcrt Seed Co.. LIST on display of
trains. grasses and seeds. End on n
dos. heads cabbage. LIST on any vnri-
ETY.. End on Rocky Ford. End on peck
q peanuts list on dos. red peppers. Y
dos. punches OF celery. kdox. stalks
rhubarb. End on table beets, Ist on
peck Mexican beans. peck Black Wax,
End on other varieties, " bu. white
oats, n bu. rye. " bu. buckwheat, LIST
on bu. rod clover. 2nd on Y bu.
millet seed. End on exhibit OF Kafiir
corn. End on Otero county specimen,
1st on sheaf spring wheat.
Mildred IA Sherman. LIST on painted
set OF plates .f.-. -.- 80 .f.ss7
Carlos Wilson, 1st on exhibit of am
ateur photos.
Clyde FleSS. 2nd on amateur photo.
Mrs. +. p. Soupset. half of End on
animal painting In oil
Mrs. c. A. Smith. End on crayon and
design.
Miss Florence Scott. 1st on painted
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22
lahls4sA

German prunes. Hysiop o3bappies.
display plums grown In otero county.
display piums.
n. Badger LIST on display .6pplek
winesap. Wealthy. largest Sssiesmehrn
apple. plate foreign black EraPSA. Dsis
best plate Martha crabappleaS1SildS ldSz:n no
table beets. End on displhyt fruis
grown by one person. 3 varietfe~i fannil
apples. plate Rawrn Genet. ,1tii issda1ns
grapes. plate foreign red krnpSti iwhinhd
grapes. col. grapes. plate W6rdsh
black. white. Moore's EARLY, piAssIeiis
plums Otero. best plate 81 .irunSSA
HunKnrianA best plate crnb iappisegiia
display apples and grapes ksS~rA
OterO county. 'sDpoEs
benjamin Allison ist on plat, opha.ssra
Burbank. End plate winter apfisH u
J. A. Hnmman End plate Ben Daeifar:
d. r. Barnes :nd on inrEesttspsek
men apple. plsss plums. Wanhinkton1s
and Burbank. R9sunL
Z. n. Berry LIST on display p<arhsssoo
plate Q peaches any kind. Triumph
Eariy Crawford. Crowley Clia.. .SAesui
exnnder. display peaches grown inaa
u dox. heads cabbage. peck white. t,sahid
Ions. onions any kind. peck pop tcutnio
on ear. otcro county specimen. y11ud
on Crosby. Elberta and hnfn1tdtliI
peaches. plate Brighton graps4 -
dox- pumpkins. peck red and Seliossiif
onions. !: red peppcrs. " y
W. ~. Crabb LIST ON plate .prActsrs.io
Mountain Rose. cros\y. EilsrtA n
Chan plon; plams otero. Snd on alrE
-Fah'sa tfJgTssrUmeRlwh MvH ,sS sn''.s c.,
/. brstse Empson factory In the inmsnx,y
j. OF it, operations. t'-saes
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

9u Duck C1nE 3ouF Iss aud md.
By Cochin. ist and : and Jap%n-
~ white Z and md: Lcshorn
; ist and :nd.' LIST and :nd on Black
coyuea Ducks. Gold Muscovy Ducks.
Blue Sorcdith. LIST on Gruy African
Gees. Brown Chinese Gccsc. LIST on
Egyptian Geese. ist and :nd on White
Holland male. :nd on Brown Chinese.
LIST on Golden Ph~asants. Silver. Ring
neck. LIST and :nd on Pcafowis. largest
turkey. pr. ducks any variety. lst on
White Buck. Otcro Co. sprciai. ist
and :nd on white Guinens. lst on
White Fantaii pigeons and Tumbicrs.
Mrs. e. I. Bolton Is, ON Royal art.
Mount. Meiiick. violet ccnierpicec. eye.
let cmb.. embroidery. End cycict en-
broidcry. embroidery. quilting.
ID. II. Reed LIST cow years or over.
snd on stallion colt under ! Vt old.
J. q. Carroll End on mare years
old or over.
II. W. Potter iss on marc ycars
Old and under >. driving team team
atcr. Otcro Co. special team roadstcre.
bull years old or over. Otero Co.
special Hereford. Hereford bull yrs.
O. W. HirRin. .nd single horse dri.
ven by gent.
J. W. Beatty ist stallion years old
or over. most graceful iady rider. stal.
lion any nxc and gets. single horse
driven by lady. roadster stallion. End
on most graceful boy rider.
william vorci End on stallion I ~.
and under 2. on driving team roadster.
Otcro Co. team roadster.
]. w. Bum LIST on stallion colt un.
der year. mare years or over. Otcro
Co. special mare and colt.
L.. B. Van Horn LIST on pair OF mules
any agc. mule years old or over. :nd
on span draft mares. mule years or
over. Otcro Co. specimen.
Levi. s!ekcnbcrx LIST mare years
old or over: =!
,ss yS%e.s Il, .ns q mare mare r,Se ysSs, anS md
gent, 2tid on mare ? years and un-
DER .. L!lDes 10 ,.cC
J. r. Hcc End on mare colt under
one ycnr.
F. N. .Harsin,'ist On mare and two
der 2. on fatS1iibn colt under one yoaf.
colt under"6ncfreaf. on stallion aAy
age and q, fcss:rpn nil purpose team.
end stallion 4 years old or over. 0eet
under one. .rear. Cohch stallion.
J. +. Richie LIST on mare : yeafs 0ad
and under I.
e.. f. Pctre'.Ist on stallion I ysaf
old and under 2.
phif Gerrinser and on stallion = y.
old and under 2.
z. D. Rolandcr End on stallion colt
under I year. -..4ss- gJ:'
8. J. Robertson LIST muiet I year
and under o. on mare Z years Old or
over. span of draft mares. on Otero
Co. specimen. End on mulet colt, on
Otero county specimen. -
Robe Henson LIST on mare colt un-
der one year. End on mare years old
or over. .1
J. q. Carroll 1st on stallion Z years
or over, stallion colt under one year.
stallion any nge and 3 of his get, Otero
Co. specimen.
r. F. Percheron Horse Association
pr. Q. L. McCreery. End on stallion 4
years old or over. Otero Co. speci-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22
Rocky Ford-La Junsa shale Road.

In speaking of the fact of the states
appropriation of 5000 will pay for
only portion of the shalc road be-
tween Rocky Ford and La Junta. the
La gunta Tribune says: s'r. ~
Would II not be a good idea for
citizens OF La Junta aud Rocky Ford
to get together and raise an amount
OF money sufficient to complete the
road for the distance between the
two cities this year? The county
commissioners woyld probably. have
the necessary grading done and do It
gladly. The road completed would be
such an object lesson that there would
bf,no difficulty at all at the next sesl
sion OF the Legislature TO secure an
appropriation suf6eiene TO build
state road from Pueblo to the. Kansas
state line. All OF the Representatives
from the Arkansas valley would sure
ly combine in an effort to secure such
an appropriation, and in such q unibn
there would be stfength sufficient to
secure results. Thossands OF. dollars
arc appropriated at every session Of
the legislature in building expensive
bridges and inaccessible roads that
do not have onestenth part Of. the
traffic that a model state road from
Pueblo to the Kansas state line would
have. Why not organize and go after
this state road? What arc VIC here
for! Other sections of the state Sc
cure all that's coming to them and
then some. Isn't it about time for
the Arkansas valley. one of the most
prosperous and promising sections of
the state to be up and doing, Quicn
sabc?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

LIT your hat rovsrently whsn you pass
ths teacher Of tho primary school. She
q the great angel Of tho republic. She
takes the bantling fresh from the hong
nest. full Of pouts and passions. an IN
govsrnable little wretch. whose own
mother honestly admits thSt she ssnlS
him TO school 70 get rid Of him. The lady
knows her business. takss . car load Of
these little anarchists. one Of whom. ain
gle handed and alone. Il more. than .
match for his parents. and at once puts
them In way Of bsing useful and up
right citizens. At what expense Of toll,
patience and soul WEAKNESS! LIT your
hat 70 hsr.-Prsss. Fairfield. III.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22

A. N. Travis's supply Of lithoersphsd
sbsls for the Stag Brand Of ean,sioupsss
becoming exhausted the Enterprise Job
Office was called on 70 print labels 10
supply the deficiency for the remainder
Of the season. A red and green label
was furnished which gives tho Stag
brand eantaloaps crates fne appear
anes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22


rama; s::, o. Wan. Is, on Il, apron.
as'ss Ma. wsssoe si eaa on Of in TX on aPtSn ,sn
yards rag carpet. :. ..ti wv
May fcnion. LIST on specimen Of en-
birdie risdsie. snd on specimen of
embroidery.
Maud. Brown. s~d on drssser scarf.
point collar. 'fT'
Mrs. A.. J.smith. End on baby cap.
Mrs. C. J. Tyler. LIST on handkcr-
Mr.. s. Il. onion. .nd on bat. lunch
/. Mrs. Joseph Meyer. ist on ribbon.
Mrs. w. II. Mcpherson. LIST, on tray
cloth, and LIST on landscape In oil. 3nd
on painting In silk.
Mrs J. ". Duke. LIST on lunch cloth.
LIST on SIX doliics. six napkins. drcss-
or scarf bat. dresser scarf. End on
Mrs. IL. +. Jobes. End on sewing by
lady over sixty years Of age:
Mrs. Robert Cook. End ON handkcr-
chief. center piece. table mat.
Mrs Anna Sprinkler. ist ON straw
berry center pieces. End on cnrnntion
center piece. on center piece. on drcss-
or scarf. and lunch cloth.
Mrs. +. d. s,oop. End on violet ccn-
ter piece.
Mrs, ". J. Harrington. one half Of
nrst on picture mat. End on straw
berry center piece. on doilics and
Ethel. Powell. v of Ist on lunch
cloth hardanRcr.
Mrs. c. Il. Bolton. LIST royal nrt Mt.
Mciiiok violet center piece. cylct cmb..
embroidery. flower and handkerchief.
End on cyciet cmb. embroidery quilt
ing and floor. .-
Mrs. Henry. Hnrdcy. 1st on launury
bag and and on Roman or cpt wood.
Mrs. J. C. Cartwright snd On Hhf,
Mrs. josie Randall. LIST. on. lunch Sshh
.ns on s4sshs; s;' .iiR el s.sssss ss
Mrs. viii nalbrcieh.. lat on baby
afghan. point collar ,battnDhcyg lunch.
rose center. piece. dfcsser scaHf. fybfy
work bag, pin cushion. - .,,. "a
staufrer Meat Market. Ii, ION rRa,.
land China boar. any age. ..pow md
litter OF pigs, sweepstakes. .otero
county specimen. End on Poland CHI
q. E., Dyksterhms. 1st on.c Poland
China SOW. amy age. pen OF hogs. End
on sweepstakes. s -
C. F. Burke. LIST on Duric Jersey
boar any ago, Duric Jersey SOW, any
age. End on Duric Jersey boar. any
age.
F. d. Haines. Y of 1st on bull 2
years and under ., " Of LIST on heifer
calf under one year. u of LIST on bull
year and under 2. LIST on bull calf
under I year. LIST on COW 9 years or
over, end on COW years or over.
B. W. Bell. Of LIST on bull > year.
and under ,. v OF list on COW one
year old and under 2. LIST on COW 3
years old or over. 1st on dairy COW
and breed. End on COW 3 years old or
over.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-22
raspberry Jelly. rhubarb Jelly. pic

raspberry jelly. rhubarb Jelly. pic.
caiilii. most tastefully arr. bouquet.
Mrs. Belle VonDHarbert ist on
canned raspberrics. currant and rasp-
berry jelly. painting on silk. paint
ing 1ardenier. plaque. End on pre-
SERVED plums. grape Jelly. cockerel.
puliet. breeding pen.
Addie wier LIST on canned Eooseber-
riex.
Mrs. J. +. Ayior LIST on specimen
drawn work. End on canned tomatoes
and beans. specimen embroidery.
Thos. Simpson LIST on plate winter
and fall apples. 3 var. fall apples. plate
Mo. Pippins. Maiden Blush. Rails Ge-
net. F1ory's Belle flower. Bellcnower.
Paragon. display piums. plate 9 piums
Shippers Pride. Ponds Seeding. Ycl-
low Exc. Forest Garden. Imp. Gage.
Gold. best plate . pruner any kind.
German. Giant. Hungarian. display
plums grown In Otcro county. End on
canned gooHebcrrics. . varieties win
ter apples. plate. Jonathan. wincsap.
Gnno. Arkansas Si3iackn. Green Gage
piums. Wilson. display prunes. sill
yer. display pruncs grown In otcro
county.
Mrs. Joseph A. Hart ist on canned
beans. sour cucumber pickles. md on
Marine view In water color. painted
bon-bon dish. landscape oil. pastel and
water color.
Geo. r. Risinscr ist on preserved
plums. Kooscbrrry jelly. shcnf white
oats. End on picked tomatoes and
catsup.
Mrs, C. J. Samples LIST on preserved
raspbc4.rics. strawberry and rhubnrb
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Y, M. c. A. Notes.

A cross country hare and hounds
run will take place. weather permit
ting, on the morning of Thanksgiving
day. Those participating will leave
the association rooms at 10 O'Clock.
The mems club will hold Thanks
giving service on Sunday afternoon
Arthur Maynard will sing solo. All
Young men are invited to come ana
spend a social hour at which refresh
ments will be served.
Secretary Cunningham wishes 1t
stated that there is no regular basket
ball team connected with the associa-
ton in this place and the probability
of there being one at any time TINS
winter is extremely small.
The membership of the four bowling
league teams, which have been formed
to play series of games during the
next six weeks, Is as follows: Sem
iors. Briggs, captain, Riley. Bailey,
stafford. Jordan. Cakes; Business
Men Tasker, captain, Austin, Cain,
Adams. McRae. Wright, Arnold. DE
witt; Esteys, Wilbur captain. Axe
lev. Phelps, Goodwin, Blanchard,
Miller: Hildreths, letters, captain,
Chandler Morris. Wood, Plympton,
Noonin. The schedule of league
games is as follows: Dec. 5. Business
Men VS.. Esteys; Dec. IL. Hildreths VS..
business MerE Dec. 10, Seniors VS..
Esteys: Dec. 26, Business Men VS..
Seniors; Jan. 2. Hildreths VS.. Esteys.
Admission to the games will be by
complimentary tickets, only, when
may be obtained from any member or
the league. Thursday nights VIII pc
pra cticp nights.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Merchant Tai|ors
RRATTLEBORO

Rutland is the proud possessor OF
the confederate flag which was used
on the old Libby prison Flagstaff dur
ing the time when so many union
men died there Of starvation and dis
ease. This flag is a priced relic in the
collection exhibited at memorial hall,
in that city, and was taken by Gen.
E. H. Ripley of Rutland, April 8, 1860.
the date on which a large number OF
union soldiers were freed. 1t Is wen
preserved. General Ripley's collection
of war relics includes the original de-
signs submitted by various artists to
the confederate government for flag.
and were taken from the private desk
of Jefferson Davis by General Ripley.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
& Izard,
Mans Unreason abIeness

is often as great as woman's. But
Thomas S. Austin, manager or tne
Republican of Leavenworth, Ind, was
not unrea sonable, when he refused 10
allow the doctors to operate on ms
wife, for female trouble. instead,
he saws. 1--WE concluded to try Electric
Bitters. My wife was then SO SIGN
she could hardly leave her ped, anu
five (5) physicians had Iaiiea " re
lieve her. After taxing Eiec,rlc p
tors she was perfectly cured, and can
now nerform all her household duties.
Guaranteed by r. H. Holden & Co.
druggists. price SOC.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

Plans are being made for dancing
school.
Mrs. David Perry had quilting
party last Wednesday.
Mrs II. F. Prefontaine is gaining as
rapidly as possible. :.
Mrs. ]. L. Barney is improving ana
is able to sit up a short time every
day.
Mr.. and Mrs f. III. Richardson OF
Williamsville visited at B. S. Millers
Sunday.
Mrs. Hugh Adams, who mas peeh
out of town for some time has re-
turned to this village for the WINTER
Mrs. Eliza Ames has given up
housekeeping for the winter on ac-
count of iii health. and will board at
Charles Higleys.
Some alarm was caused TUESDAY by
the fire from a burning brush heap
near The Naples spreading in the d.
rection of the house and help was
called to put 1t out
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24


Scotch flannel wasting, 69c, sale price 39c.
Paimer's tweed suiting, l9c. sale price loc.
Flannelettes, light and dark. 9c; sale price ~"
lot of ON yrd lengths Of French flannel, was
e5c per yard, to close SIC; a.. 80 u;oo 900
White and colored fabling. 29c, sale price I.c.
Linen table cloths, sxs, sxiO' si'oo' saie p'i'o
75c.
lsx35 buck towels, 20c. sale price ioc'
Brown linen crash, i0c, 70.
IS in. cotton, &c, sale price 6tsc,
soiled crochet quilts 70 per cent =, on r,ce Iqc
n n; ". pillow cases. l9c, sale price l6c.
Mems blue Jersey ribbed shirts and drawers
zoe, sale price 3Sc. ..u. L;ra sole
price 76c. ,r, ,o,o nr;ce asc
ladies' Jersey fleece vests. 60c. sale price zsc.
ladies', merino pants, TIC and s5c, sale price
SOC. .o, colo nr;ce o6c
ladies' Domet night gowns, b9c, saie price ~
Cbildrens cashmere DIRE sses, TO years. val
ne Al. 90 and LOS, sale price &C
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24

CHURCH NOTICES.

The union Thanksgiving service OF
the Protestant churches OF the village
viii be held In the Centre Congrega-
tonal church Wednesday evening al
1880 o'clock. The preacher viii be
Rev. II. r. Miles. The service Is held
on Wednesday evening that more peo-
pie may be able to attend.
First Baptist church. George b.
Lawson. minister Morning worship,
1890. Service in interest OF Anu
Saloon League, Bible school. IL. Eve
ming, Z. Mass meeting under auspices
of Anti Saloon League. Tuesday 1880
meeting of young people. Address by
A. c. Lawson. ID. d., of Newark N. j.
Centre Congregational church. Rev.
II. r. Miles, pastor, Morning service
at 1890. addressed by representa-
tive of the Vermont Anti-saloon
league. Sunday school at 1l:45. The
evening service will be merged with
the union Anti-saloon meeting In Fes-
tival hall at p. m.
Unitarian church. Rev. Il. q. S. Os-
good, pastor. Service every Sunday at
10: 30. Sunday school at 11:45. Theme
for next Sunday, The Song of Our
Syrian Guest. All are welcome.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Methodist Church Notices.

The Anti Saloon League Will have a
speaker in this church next Sabbath
morning at 1890. 11:45 a. m. Sunday
school. 400 o. m. Junior league. 500
D. m. Epworth league. At 700 p m.
there will be a union service in Festi-
val hall conducted by the Anti Sa-
loon league Tuesday evening at
1880, class meeting. Friday evening at
7:3O. PRAYER meeting.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
OPENING Basketball Game.

The Athletics will open the basket
ball season Wednesday, Nov. 49, with
the ST. Jeromes of Holyoke, Mass,
independent champions of New En-
gland.
The Athletics have the fastest ana
cleanest team that ever represented
Brattleboro and will line up WIN I'll
lis and r. Boutwell, as forwards. Har,
~ Boutwell, at center and Stai1oiu
and Riley as guards.
In Harry Boutwell, of the last years
Terre Haute. Ind, team. the Athletics
have secured the fastest center that
Rrattleboro ever had. The Holyoke
boys will have to hustle if they ex"
meet to defeat the locals.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
SIMS CONSEQUENCES.
Innocent indulgence OFTEN Brings
TroubIes-George E. Greene oHers
Means of Escape.

The consequences of violating phys
zeal law are often as unpleasant as
the breaking of moral RUE ine
INNOCENT Indulgence of over-eating
brings consequences that amount TO
real suffering. Indigestion is not ma
tural; it is not right it should not be:
George E. Greene offers a means Oh
escape in Mi-o-na tablets that is SIM
pie and practical.
These simple tablets are composed
of such valuable medicinal agents as
bismuth subgallate which is super
Tor to all other remedies for stom-
ach troubles, cerium oxalate. and ton
les and correctives which promote the
action of the digestive organs,
strengthen the whole digestive tract.
and make it possible to eat what you
like and when you like,
the. guarantee under which he sells
Mi-o-na. 1t costs nothing unless II
cures. The risk is all his.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24

A large number of people from
Rrattleboro were to Putney Wednes-
dav evening to attend the dance in the
town hall and the supper which u. :.
Shea served at the hotel. The event
proved very enjoyable.
Samuel w. Hubbard leaves TO-DAY los
walIingford. VT. where he will spend
several DAYS at the home of Mrs. Hub,
bard's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard
will then go to wallingford, Conn. for
a brief visit and will sail from New
York wednesday. Dec. 6. for Haml-
ton. Bermuda. where Mr.. Hubbard mas
a position as cashier and bookkeeper
in the Princess hotel. which Is man
aged by n. S. Howe. formerly OF Brat
tleboro.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
The UniversaIist Church.

The Sunday school is to attend a
Temperance lesson on Sunday.
The pastor and family will spend
Thanksgiving week in Boston.
This church will make its annual
offering for the Japan Mission on
Sunday morning.
The subject of the sermon at TINS
church on Sunday morning will be,
Is There Any Conceivable Basis for
a Universal Religious Federation?
The Bible study class will meet at
the church this evening to consider
and continue the study of Nehemiah,
All people invited. Bring your Bibles
The mems class will discuss the
post Office and the need of improve
ments therein under the leadership OF
Colonel Taylor All men are invited
to attend.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
Ten 1O-Cent
Quality Cigars
for 20 Gents

HAZE have just secured from
INV tn National Gig ar
Stands Company a limited
Quantity of very remarkable
cigarS.
They are clean, plump, all
Hsvana-fller cigars made from
selected leaf, thoroughly cured
and ripened in the blend. Just
as good a smoke as ten cents
viii buy in the average cigar
store, far better than any SC
cigar you bought anywhere at
any time.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24

Special for this weeks selling.
Mohair shirt waist suits, cOlOrs brown, green
black and navy, special $3.50. go 70
Women's Scotch mixture coats. were sl6,oo
Raincoats. tans and Oxfords, dozen styles,
$40 10 and 1884, values for $40 On.
Rajncoats, so 90 values Tor sl6O0.
Misses grey and brown. scotch mixture
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24

Children's mittens, l5c, sale price loc.
Infants black cashmere hose, 45c, sale price
25c
Ladies' fleece lined hose, soc, sale price S7hc.
Black and colored crush leather belts, 5Oc,
sale price Csc.
Black and colored spool and waste silk, lOc,
sale price &c.
Pearl head lace pins, 10c, sale price &c.
Shaded crochet Cotton, &c, sale price 2hc.
Writing pads, value loo, sale price &c.
Hemstitched handkerchiefs, SC. value 2l3c.
Wrappers, Domet and percale. 75c and sloo,
sale price 49c.
Cut work bureau scarfs and squares. value
5Oc sale price 37hc, for $l.O0.
Birds breasts and pompoms, cOlors plack'
blue and brown, b9c, sale price l9c.
Holmes Fragrant Frostella, 2Oc' SAFE price
17c. 49,,
Tooth powder, i5c, sale price i0c.
Rem Levy face powder, SOC, sale price SIC.
Powdered puff 19c, sale price l2hc
Swift's White Ribbon soap, &c, sale price &C.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
After Supper Sale No. %.

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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-11-24
ou'lndham County 9eformer
ANNOUNCEMENT

Dress making In an ,ts forms, Ladies', tailor.
maae suits speciality. GATES * ALGER. O.
Main st., up flights. an AZ.