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hcr engagement In caring for Mrs f. G.
Fish.-Miss Charlotte Tarbcll has return.
cd from Bethel and resumed housekeep.
ing In Mrs. Durkee's house.--'rhe funeral
OF Mrs Amos II. Lamb, who died last
week Tuesday afternoon. after a linger-
INV illness with heart trouble, was held
nj her home on Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock. The Rev. Sherman Goodwin
offciatcd AMI the burial was In the vii.
lage cemetery.--Mrs. Dana r.. bearing
left on Saturday for a visit with her
parents In Jonesville. Homer Brooks ia
in town "A daughter. Hazel, weighing
nine pounds. was born last week Wcd.
ncsday to Mr.. and Mrs West Augustus
Freeman Of Sharon.-Dr. and Mrs. D. r.,
bearing have rented the Doubiedav
place and will take possession June L.
Charles Clapp has rented the schortau
house and will move his family here
soon.
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MORGAN.

Mrs. Ira c. Taylor who has been in
Concord. n. II. during the winter has
returned to her home at II. A. Barttctts
Her daughter Alice. is with her.-Ed-
ward Hutchinson Is moving to Canada
S. +. Gray has bought William Judd's
farm.--Mrs. Hattie Revcir wac in town
last Friday to look after her farm.-The
school directors are repairing the school
house on the Plain and will have a
school there.--fI d. Elliott is building a
large barn partly on the site of his old
one.--Nirs. W. f.. Blood and J. NJ. Bcdel
are on the sick list.
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MARsHFIELD.

W. r. Lan,berton died at the home of
his SON. last Thursday morning. The
cause Of his death was from injuries re-
c.ived from Il fall from the driveway
leading into the barn. MIR. Lainbcrton
was a prominent and respected farmer
in this town. He leaves wife and one
son. Ernest who resides on tho home
farm ut which place tho accident occur
cd. The funeral was held from his late
home Tuesday afternoon, May o The
Rev. s. G.. lears OF Barton Landing
Cfficiating,
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STOWE.

Stowe high school base ball team played
with Waterbury high school at Water
bury on Saturday. May 10. the score
standing 20 to l in favor of Stowe.-The
Morrisville grammar school team played
with Stowe grammar on Saturday at
Stowe, score to 4 in favor of Morrisvillc.
Mrs. Sherman Of Nashua. N. H.. visited
her cousin, Mrs. Z. L. Scribner last week.
FIRED Scrbner is the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Scribner.-Stowc
Military band will give its eighth annual
concert in Memorial hall auditorium on
Friday evening, May 19-The band will
be assisted by Mrs. J.. G. Hill. G. A. Riley
and II. w. Burnhan, soloists, and by the
Lisbon male auartcttc. Concert begins
at s:l5.-Mr. and Mrs James Frasicr of
Hinesburgh visited Mrs. Frasc~ brother
nnd sister, NJ. W. Owen and n. ! George
Watts, last weck.--There are several pu-
pills out of the village schools on account
of the whooping cough.-Miss Mabel
Wade of Morrisvillc is visiting her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wade.-The
pupils of the fifth grade Miss Josie
browne. teacher entertained n number of
invited guests on Friday afternoon with
interesting and appropriate brief exer-
ciscs.-At the regular meeting of Mans
field Mountain Grange on Saturday after.
noon. MIR. and Mrs. Z. i. Eddy were ini-
tiated into the order.-At the regular
meeting OF Sickle Chapter, No. IS, o. j..
g.. Mrs. +. T.. Cooley and Mrs. j. q.
ANGEL were initiated into the order.-At
the regular meeting of the Stowe Lodge.
No. AZ. J. o. G. Il. the following officers
absent at the preceding meeting were In
stalled: Vice-templar. Miss Clara NJ
Mills; marshal, Earl Stone; deputy mar
shall Elva Warren The literary enter.
tairment was in charge Of Jesse Moody.
Miss Myra Curtin returned on Monday
from visit to her mother In Morrisville.
p. @. Hin lost horse last Monday
The whole number Of dogs licensed this
scar Is 1S6.-Thc score Of the ball game
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GAYSVILLE.

The Rev. Fred Daniels of barnard will
preach at the Methodist Church next
Sunday in exchange with the Kew J.
W. Miller Those who attended tho
" hitc River district Sunday school con-
vcn,ion at Rochester last week were.
the Rev. V. NJ. Mack. Miss Anna Whit
comb. Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Richardson.
the Rev. and Mrs J. Wesley Miller and
Mrs. Clara Ballard.-There vii, be ball
game at Stockbridge Saturday afternoon
between tie Rochester town team and
the G. Fl. g. tean,..-Mr. and Mrs. Joel
Waller have returned to their home in
Concord. y H.-Mrs. Lydia Everett. =
life long rcsi mt of this town, died Sat-
urday at the age of u years and
months Mrs. Kate Underwood Of Law
renee. Mass. is visiting relatives IN
tnwn-The Ladies' Aid society meets
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. ]. W. MI.
ler.--The topic for the Helping Hand
club devotional meeting Sunday cveri9s
is. Growing Up Fer God." leader. Miss
Clara Qu0by.-There was n good atten
dance at the meeting Good VIII grange
Saturday night. Visitors were present
from the Fethel Grange The third and
fourth degrees were conferred on several
candidates and 4 tanc.ct WAS held ct
the close
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ALBuRaH SPRINGS.

Mrs. McFee has sold her place to Saxe
Hiliker and has gone to Worcester,
Mass. to make her home with her daugh-
ter.--Arthur IIilliker has moved with his
family into the house at the Springs re-
Gently purchased by his father.-Mrs.
Edwin James is sick with spinal menin.
eits. although in n mild form.-Dr. Parker
of st. Adams was called to see a sick
horse owned by George Crellcr. which he
is to test for CHAMBERS. Guy Haynes is
out again after a weeks illness with a
lame back.-Mrs Maria r. Adams of St.
Albans Is visiting at Mrs. Patterns.
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BRADFORD.

Salisbury Hyde of Hartford, Conn, has
been the guest of Col. and Mrs. ]. C..
Stearns for few days.-Frank Chase is
in the local telephone Office. where he will
be assistant operator soon.-Mrs. A. NJ.
Sleeper of Springfield, Mass. is the guest
OF her niece. Mrs. George Brown. ISIS
Abbic Albee is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
A. Beaie. in Boston.--Mr. and Mrs. II. f..
Parker are attending the grand I. q. o.
+. lodge. which is being held in Bur-
lington this weekL. ]. Brown. George
Brown. A. w. Peters and Harry Kelley
went to Burlington Monday to attend
grand lodge.
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NORTHFIELD.


t., which has been in session at the
Methodist Church, adjourned on Thurs
day afternoon. There were about sixty
members present during the meetings.
The following officers were elected for
the year: President Mrs. Abbie Shaw Of
Northfield; secretary. Mrs. Flora Guern-
sey of Montpelier; treasurer, Mrs. r. l..
Wesdell Of Cabot. During the conven-
ton addresses were made by the State
president. Mrs. Ida Read of Shclburne.
and the Rev. J. +. finding of England.
| Cross Brothers have just completed
a monument to be erected in a private
lot in the White Plains cemetery. New
York, which has taken about four
months to complete. The monument Is
80 feet high with bottom base 10 feet
square with foot 10 inches in rise
On the top is statue of a soldier ter
feet high. The cost OF the mnoument
is about $4,000.
At a meeting OF the village trustees
on Friday John A. Hutchinson was
elected street commissioner to I'LL the
vacancy made M the resignation OF
MIR. McAuliffe. IMr. Hutchinson was
also elected chief Of police.
The large pumps at the Black slate
quarry has been started. 1t is expect
ed that the quarry will he dry by the
last of the week. A large force OF
men will be put to work Immediately
The sheds of the F.. B. Ellis Gran.
itc company, which have been running
only part force for the past month
have begun to increase the force again
1t has been stated that as soon as the
new railroad is fully completed to the
quarries in Bethel. that a force of 500
men will be worked during the sum-
mer months
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Louvina Lyford has gone to Wor-
ccster, Mass. to remain with her
daughter for an indefinite time
Grace McKinstry. who has been at
tending school at Hardwick Academy
Is quite sick with measles.-The re-
mains OF irving Wells were brought
here for interment last Friday. Mir.
Wells died from dropsy ut the home Of
his nephew, Herbert Wells in Marsh
field He was about 30 years of age.
and the son of the late Isaac and Susan
Wells Of this town.
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NORTH TROY.

CIR. Ladd Ia badly used up. having been
severely kicked by his black horse.-Ed-
ward Rogers has gone to Waverly. Mass.
where he has a position as nttcndent
in an insane asylum. The village reser-
vnir has been drained and cleaned and
II must he that n will conduce to the
public health. Frank Titus has sold his
span NJ black horses to "a gentleman from
st. JOhnsbury.
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RoXBURY.

A reception was given DR.. and Mrs.
Joiner at stlnwix hall Friday night of
last week. About ss were present and
all passed on pleasantly. The lion G.
S. Stanton and wife and q. A. Tilden and
wife received with Dr. and Mrs. Joiner.
William punsmocr. Il. Kendall and
Lucus Webb acted as committee OF in
PRODUCTION and refreshments. Tine sue
cess ~ the affair was largely due to the
efforts ~ NJ. Il. Chase committee of ar
ransNrcnts There win he "A sunday
school, tocial and entertainmt ht ~ the
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IT SURPRISED REUBE.

Did We see much on the stage up teW
the city tibet was important, Reubc''
Yves, 81; suppose it was important
and certainly saw much, Why ST. !
could hev spread pumpkin leaf on some
of them backs and shoulders and never
touched cloth."-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
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$685. PER TON.
city VIII buy Hard Coal for That
Price This Year.

The contract to furnish the hard
coal to be used by the city during the
coming year has been awarded to the
Susnuehanna Coal company OF New
York The amount is loo tons and
Lehigh coal is specified in the bid
The price is s555 per long ton. along
side the Burlington wharf.
The contract for the soft coal has
not yet been awarded. There were ~
bidders for that contract among them
being the Burlington concerns, none
of which bid for the hard coal con.
tract
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BETHEL.

The Daniel Lille Post, G. A. r., Of
Bethel. will hold its annual Memorial
Sunday services at the Universalist
Church at the usual hour Sunday
morning, May 2s. The sermon will bs
preached by the pastor. the Rev. G. f.
Fortier. The Rev. w. II, Rider ~
Gloucester. Mass. will deliver the Me-
oral day address at the town hall on
the afternoon Of Memorial day.-A. y,
Gilley and II. F. Norris of Boston have
purchased of William 6. Shaw several
acres OF building lots situated on North
Main street on the main highway to
Randolph. Gilley and Norris and their
surveyor are in town this week law
ing Off the lots.--A party Of granite
men from Worcester, Mass. PASSED
through Bethel on an automobile trim
Tuesday. stopping long enough 70 visit
the local granite works, their machine
was 40 horsepower Columbia and
on Monday came through from wor-
cester a distance Of 1877 miles In the
mud.-The Golden Rule Christian En-
deavor Union will hold It's 2sth conven-
ton at the First Congregational
Church at Bethel. Wednesday, May q.
The speakers will be the Rev. Samuel
Knowles Of Randolph. Jay G. Under.
wood, first vice president. of Hartland;
Miss Minnie Mctcalf of Royalton. Miss
Nellie II. Nuttng of Randolph, the
Rev. Fraser Metzger and DR.. H. T.
Newell of Randolph. The principal ad.
dress will be delivered by the Rev,
Charles u. Crane, field secretary Of the
Maine Christian Endeavor t'nion.-Ty-
Ter ID. Strout and family. who came to
Bethel about two years ago. are NOV
ing to Barre this wcek.-The old school
buildings which were sold Saturday aft
ternoon, went for very small prices.
The larger building was bought by W.
Fl. Edmunds for $50. The smaller one
by Frank Lyman for s97. The wood
shed by Rix Williams for sll. Most
of the personal property in the school
buildings was sold, and the total pro-
ceeds of the sale amounted to lttls
| over s2Oo.-Dr. r. NJ. Chase left Mon
day for Bradford. Pa. at which place
he will deliver mis- clinic before the
Erie County Dental association at
| their meeting May Is and l9-Alrs.
| Flora Chase has given up her dress
| making rooms in the Child block and
will move to Woodstock.
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EAST WARREN.

A daughter was horn May II to Mr..
and Mrs James Smith.-Mrs. Grace
Campbell of Randolph is visiting her
parents.-Miss Bcrnce Greenwood is
home from Bur,incton.-J. G. Gleason Is
In very poor health this srring.-Mrs.
Nern Perkins Of Waterbury spent the
past week in town. Mrs. Nathan Thaycr
went to the Mary Fletcher hospital in
burlington saturday. She has been very
uOorlv for several months
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ALBURGH.

Hardy r. Reynolds. lifelong residen,
Of this town, died May 10 of pneumonia
lie is survived by wife and three chill.
drca. son and two daughters, his age
being about 30 ycars.--H. q. Jameson is
seriously i'll with crysipclas in the face
Dr. Allen of Swanton has been here In
consultation-Mrs. p. u. Jameson OF
Clarencevillc called on friends in towr
Mcdncsday.-Mi Mary Mott Of Rouse:
Point is the guest of II. T.. Manning.
Henry G. Jameson u prominent bust.
ness man of this town and VIII" had q
largo acquaintance in this county and
adjoining towns died Monday morning
the 18th inst. His age was about 60
lie leaves a wife and one son. William
j. Jameson. both Of whom are i'll and
under the care Of q physician.
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WATERBURY.

Harold Grout. tic young son Of r. j.
Circuit, who was drowned Sunday after
noon. was attempting to reach some
cherry blossoms mt the time Of the acct
dent. He leaned against small tree
which swaycd causing him to fall over
a ter-foot ledge irto about twelve feet
Of wafer. His younger brothers were
with him at the time but were unable
to aid him owing to the height of tho
ledge. II was some minutes before help
arrived. His father jived for the body
which had sunk but was unable to find
it, and owing to the coldness of the wa
ter was unable to dive Il second time.
Later William Devine. with the aid Of a
ladder and IA rake, succeeded in recover
ing the body Life was extinct.
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where congratulations were extended and
dainty refreshments scrved.-Mr. and Mrs.
Il. s. Irish and daughter have returned
from Washington. where they have been
for over year and n half.-Dr. ]. =.
Caron went Thursday to Montreal, where
on the following Tuesday he will be
united in marriage to Miss Blanche
Boudreau Of Montreal. Upon their return
from their wedding trip n reception will
be rendered the newly married couple at
DR.. Searss place, where they will reside.
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LOWELL.

A daughter was born May IS 10 Mr..
and Mrs. Homer E.dmurds.-M1ud Davis
and Leonard Lamrhcre were married
May 10 by the Rev. G. II. Coo1edge.-
Charles Maynard has gone to Montpel-
icr.-Mrs. Blanche Watson is home from
New Haven Conn.-Augustus Elodgett
has rented Williar Kclley's farm for
one year.--Alfrcd Clover had the misfor-
time tn cut off one Of his fingers Mon
,lav.-Nfr. AMI Mrs. Walter Pope are the
parents of Il sor born May 16.--T. "
Santorn is spending few weeks With
friends In Craftsbury and wclcott.-The
rev. G. II. Coolidge will preach tho
Memorial sermon at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church May 2s. There will be music APP
propiiate for the occasion.
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had one hand badly laccrated by coming
in contact with a saw he was using. All
the fingers of his left hand We're badly
torn, but DR.. Turner thought he could
save all but the little one.-Capt. A. r.
Dodge and son of Barre called here OH
Sunday on their way to Greensboro
Cant. l.. NJ. Hutchinson of Montpelier
with his daughters. Mrs. Mary Andrews
of Maiden. and Miss Katherine OF Boston.
Mass. and his son, Willard. of New
York. spent part of last week with his
eldest son, Frank L.. at the home farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hutchinson of Mont
pelier were also of the party
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ALBANY.

4. r. Noriss has sold his farm. stock
and tools to MI. jerome Of Crattsbury.
consideration $1,000. Mr. jerome takes
possession in Octobcr.-Mrs. Clara Con-
ant of Worthwhile Is stopping with her
brother Mr.. q. r. Iawreuce.-C. NJ.
Hitchcock and Mrs. +. Mcclellan were
elected delegates to the county confer
ence at Newport to be held June and
T. Mrs. Mary Rogers and Mrs. Della
HOnney a1ternates.
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EDEN.

Clayton Whittemore and Miss Lima De-
Zotell were united in marriage May 10.
Elder Dean of North Hyde Park perform
cd the cerenony.-F. ]. Davis returned
to his home in Watcrvile this week.
Mrs. Davis and the boys will remain
with her parents until she IL in better
health.-Arthur Stone from Boston is in
town visiting his brothers and buying
butter.-Mrs. Sanborn Is stopping with
her daughter ut Newport for the pre-
sent.-Eertha Potter and friend visited
at Ashley Sargent's over Sundny.-W. II.
Emery has been appointed fish, ana game
warden.-D. F. WhittcrmOre is doing
some very extensive repairing on the
"Aurt Sali," house at the rnills-Miss
Partridge. the new lady worker has ar
rived and is holding meetings at the
Corners. 1t has not been decided as yet
about having preaching at the Mills
There will he n Sabbath school organ
lied May 81 at i o'clock afternoon. II
is hoped a goodly number will turn out
to MAKE II a success and make further
arrangements about meetings.
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. Lee Kent OF Northfeld and Mrs.
Arthur Poole of Montpelier visited MIR.
and Mrs, NJ. +. Kent on Wednesday Of
last week.-Capt. +. i. Thomas OF Mont
pelier was in town on Wednesday Of last
week taking the census of manufacturing
plants in this vicinity.-Miss Maud Clogs
ton and Wilson Marshall of Barre were
married at the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Clogston. by the
Rev. p. II. Carpenter on Thursday last
Lawyers shurtliff and Marshall of Mont
pelier were in town on business last
Thrusday-M Cummings of Barre is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Wiley. for a
week or two.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Nheeltf of Barre and Mr. and Mrs Ned
Harris Of Montpelier visited relatives In
town on Sunday.-Arthur Richardson
while at wefa in Putnams upper mill
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JEFFERsoNvILLE.

Miss Carrie Weinman wor the gold
watch given at the Story cnterta'nmcn
To the young lady receiving the most
vctes.--The Jcffersonville base bail team
recently beat tho Johnson team zero by
score of to MIR. Morrison of ST.
Adams Is visiting his daughter at Hotel
Mclendy.-M Mark Hebb is visiting
friends in Hardwick.-Guy II. varnum of
Barre was at home over Sunday
Other recent visitors IN the place were,
Mrs. A. 8. Atkins and son. Harley, Of
llardwick and Mrs. Carl Wesson and
daughter of Burlington.-MIss Anna
Flynn has closed her labors at Hotel
Melendy and will soon GO to the White
Mountains. where she has employment.
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WAITsFIELD.

The remains OF Mrs. Clara Mehuron
Brooks were brought here from Northtield
last "Wednesday for nterment in the FAM
lily lot in the Trasville cemctery.-E. l..
Scott. an attorney of Barre with his
friend, Mr. Carver. were in town over
Sunday. the guests of Mr.. SCOTS parents.
Landlord Scott and wife of the Waitsfeld
House.-George II. Fullerton went last
Thursday to Burlington, for treatment
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for a Sc
we're throat difficulty, which has been
troubling him for a considerable time
The dairy herds OF f. H. Jones. G. NJ.
Jones. +. K. Chase. +. B. Gaylord. W. A.
Farr. G. f.. Ford and o. A. Poland were
tested for tuberculosis last week. but the
only cases discovered were two in each
of the two first named-Miss Eva Per-
sons was given surprise party by her
| schoolmates and numerous other friends.
last Saturday evening. May IL. on me oc-
| casion OF her 18th birthday. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were served.
and she was presented with beautiful
gold watch and various other remem-
brances OF the happy occasion-Bartlett
r.. Sherman Of Duxbury and Miss Gladys
I.avanway of this town were married
Thursday evening, May H. by the Rev.
w. f. Remcle at the Congregational par
sonage.-Mrs. l.. NJ. Savage and her two
children returned Monday to their home
in Fowler, after weeks visit with her
parents in this village.-A special meeting
of Answorth Post No. &c. G. A. II. will be
held at their hall on Saturday, May 20
at p. M. for the purpose Of making the
necessary arrangements for the Memo
rial day exercises and every member of
the post should make it a point to be
present. IL possible. 1t is expected that
the exercises will be held in the ]. o. o.
+. hall with Dr. L. ]. Foster of Water
bury Center, as the speaker of the day,
and music will be furnished by the
INaitsfeld Cornet band and IA union choir.
All old soldiers are especially requested
to "fall in" with the post on Memorial
day. also in attending the Memorial Sun
day service at the Methodist Church OH
Sunday. the 2sth.-Col A. c. Brown of
Montpelier will give his new stcrcopticon
illustrated lecture at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church on Tuesday evening. May %,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Home
circle.
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An EARLY Cleanup.
Womens Spring Suits.

We always start in early to clear decks while still
at its height Hundreds Of planning buy
Ialormade suits and while they the
offering that will clear while may be the best
value to the purchasers Several hundred included in
the offerings and Of the Suits than
ten days.
The collection is divided into three groups follows:
$1,000 to $500 at $780,
$22.60 to $500 at $3.50
Of Chevo Broadcoth and striped fabrics Eon blouse
Styles
$3.50 to $4,000 Suits at $3.50.
Of Serge Panama Cloth Broadcoh Eoienne blouse
and jacket styles
Tables Piled With Dainty Waists
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Prices wonderfully little AS good as careful
workmanship make Them as smart in stvle as ever
you saw Special offerings every day. Silk waists and
waists made Of every sort Of washable material as we'll
from White Lawn White Linen, Silk Null etc. Hun
dreds of them all ready to wear
Sale of Shirt Waist Silks.
Popular Sorts at Decisive Savings
Over thousand yards of bright Silks
handsome Offering including
taken from stocks others from the
ers at liberal concessions
They exactly the Silks making Of Shirt
Suits, separate Waists and Summer Dresses.
AT 70 CENTS YARD.
Formerly 81. 90 o 1915 per yard.
This Offering incudes-Fne Checked Tafetas-n variety
color combinations Enthusiastically Foulardsm
being pattern cngthsChon raeas small floral
Taes in changeabe eectsSevn coorsChecked Barred
1ouisnes Waterproof Sk-Pongee de Cygne-
Grenadine.
BLACK TAFFETA sILKs-27 and SO inches vide Black TAT
feta Silk Swiss and American manufacture qualities
Haskell Black Taffeta.
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4 EMP!RE-POting piare. Union Hall
Jusees-Peter Hahn, Joe Stevens ami
Robt. Dixel Jr.t % "it