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The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
Other Allegations.

The petition alleges that during Mrs
Colton's illness certain bonds of the value
ot Sl09,0]0 We're sent TO Mr. Bartnctt i'm
New York; that Bartnctt declines to rc-
turn these securities TO the District OF
Columbia, and now conce3ls them. The
petitioner states that Mrs. Martin claims
that the valuable furnishing. arr objects.
bric-3-br3c, pictures. and other furniture
Of Mrs. ColtOn's residence ut 1917 Connee-
ticuJ avenue. valued at $135000. were
given 10 her by Mrs Cotton before her
death. and Airs Martin claims them as
hCr own.
The Washington herald., 1906-10-14
I.ocaI Temnerature.

7El-tA-A&4 UNI ANi
storm warnings are DISPLAYED on -he Washiurt
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CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. Lee. who has been i'll with pneu-
mona. is bctter.-Miss llda Gray return
cd 10 her school in Morrisvllle Tuesday
morning. The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. shaver
have returned from their visit in Canada.
Mrs. -. l.. Bourn and children. who
have been spending several weeks in
Watcrtown. y. v, have returned home
Mrs. H. j. Gates is ill.-Mr. Allen and
Miss Ellsworth, both from Cambridge
We're married Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Amelia Ellsworth FROM Pleasant Valley
s visiting her son. +. &. Ellsworth.
A. l.. Payne. who has been having the
grip is recovering slowly.-f'red Plummer
is canva ssing the town selling soap.--Da-
Wis Wildly entertained guests from Nor
risville Saturday.--Mr Dow who taught
the valley school. has hired out to Wal
ter Ellsworth for suSdring IS Myrtle
Wallace spent Sunday with Mrs j. +.
cobb in Burning on-'rhe Home Circle meet
with MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Powell a week
| from next Thursday for dinner. James
Allen from Essex Junction was in towr
| Friday on business Lila Patter
from Morrisville ie visiting her sister, Mrs
lC. s. tornell.--Mrs. Rusain from Nortf
! lndorhill was a visitor at Clarence 'orse'>
| last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
JOHNSON.

4. y. Kelley is at work for Parker and
Stearns at st. JuhnsburH. There are sew
eral cases of inca sizes in town, but of
mild form. Dr.. Dillingham; was called TO
burlington Saturday night.-Mrs. Lot
tie Atwcll-Icach who had been sick iH
thc past few weeks with typhoid feves,
died Sunday morning. Tho little son of
Rufus Powers has the typhoid fever
Pcrley Hodgkins while getting ice Just
below tho arch bridge got his horses IN
TO the water and came near losing them. -
j. :. Sinclair and wife who have been
spending some time in Parkers. Colo, for
the benefit of Mr.. Sinclair's health. re-
turned last SATURDAY night. Mr. SIN
clair is in very low cond ton. John
Sheldon is at home sick from liver
trouble. II. T.. ilolbrokc. who has been
assisting at the station for the past two
years, has finished wotk there. A. the
annual village meeting last week the
following Officers were elected: presi-
dent. .. H. Stcarns; clercA, T. l.. Austin
trustees. T.. T. Bslch T.. H. Sherwin, +,
g. Bickncll and 7. A. Tracy; collector
r. T.. Ilolmos. auditors. II. NJ. MaNfiold
I. \. Waterman and Morris Hill.
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COVENTRY.

Tho funeral of Miss Nellie Ware was
held at the home Of hcr nephew, Ralph
Ware. on Tuesday afternoon February 10
The Rev A. :. Pole officated Music
was furnished by a 0Uartcttc composed
Of Mrs. Henry Cleveland. Mrs. :. II. Pear
son, Deacon :. H. Pearson and \. l..
Thurber. Miss MeMurtry presided at the
organ. lnterment was made in village
cemetery.-'rhe higher department of the
village school closed Friday. February =.
ALTHOUGH the weather throughout tho
day had been very unfavorable yet quite
a good sized crowd gathered in the even
ing for tho entertainment in the town
hall and s4.i0 was received. After the
programme which was short. owing to
the great amount of sickness throughout
the term. a social hour was INDUCED in
Miss Zetta MacMurty left Thursday
morning for her home in Middlebury.
where she will spend her vacation. he
friends of Mrs. I.ucius Nye We're panied
To hear OF her sudden and serious Illness.
Earnest Edmunds is again able to be
out. having been confined to the house
for the uast two weeks's on account of a
severe. cut received while in the woods
chopping Miss Rita Rolc is very SICK
with measles.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
GRAND ISLE.

e j. Parker and Edward Gordon start
fd for Chicago Thursday to attend the
National Butter Makers convention.--S.
+. Ciriswold is in New York with car
,oad OF apples.-Beans are plentiful. with
no buyers-1he Ladies Aid met with
Mrs s. G Macomher Thursday. Fifty
,hree persons sat down to dinner-The
district schools in town closed Friday
with Joint school exhibiton.-Frank
Savage. Sr. is housed with eczema.
rhc daily stage from Plattsburgh began
running between Grand Isle station and
Plattsburgh Monday,-l.. a. Lewis OF
Malone, y. y, is visiting his cousin. VIII
Griffith and other relatives.-'There is tc
be a masquerade ball at W. s. Parks the
evening of the 22nd.-- Miss Winnie Macom
her of Westford is visiting s. G. Macon
her and other friends. The weekly prayer
meeting was held at G. c. Kinney S
Tuesday evening February @0.-The mis-
sionary meeting is to be held with Can
uacc Macombor-t.dward Gordon ha!
rome to Chicaso-S. s. C;riswold has re
turned from a business trip to New York
The school rally entertainment giVei
FRIDAY night was largely attended ant
much enjoyed. The several schools in tow
lid we'll their part and much credit is du
lhc teachers and the superintendent 70
their tireless efforts.--The Friday Nigh
sinh meets at Abner Nacomber's next Fri
5.,v evening. Several OF the Salvation
Army from Plattsburgh will come Il
:;rand Isle tnior Church hold a meeting
Saturday evening February "a John Ken
comes with them.
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WOLCOTT.

The business meeting Of the Ladies So
cial Union will be held at Mrs. J. r. Hub
bells Friday afternoon. February 20 Sup
per Will be served i'll the evening to which
everybody is invitcd.-Orange Scott of
Walden is visiting his brother Jonn.-Miss
Maud Carpenter was in lIardwick over
Sunday the guest of her aunt, Miss Adam
Rcha rdson w. u. Mead passed sunday
o, his home in Tnderhi:.-P. S. Scribner
Of Tnderhill is visiting at NJ. J. Leach 5.
Mrs Jerry Golden has returned from Il
several weeks visit with her parents in
Craftsbury. Mrs. ". ]. Randall was call
ed to her home in Ryegate the first of last
week on account of the Illness of her
mother Mrs Morrison. who died Sunday.
February iS-Dan Maxfeld and wife OF
North Londonderry, N. w., are visiting at
Hiram Smths.-G. +. Downing returned
home from a few days stay in Barre last
Monday. bringing his mother, Mrs, Wood
ard with him
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22

euts, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. y. Wethercll
last cck.-Mr. and Mrs william
WestoVer and children visited her ia
thor, Darius Barnes. at Westhcld Sat
urday and Monday. George Beard
drove the X. r. ID. team during his
absence Members of Warner Lodge.
y. K A. NJ and many neighbors and
friends of capt. Moses Mcfarland gave
him reception and banquet at the
Mountain Spring hotel last Thursday
evening. The time was taken up in a
social way, there being speeches, music
and dancing Music for the occasion
was furnished by Tottcr's orchestra,
ana a good time was enjoyed by all.
Word was received early saturday
morning OF the death or Mrs. Lottie
Atwcll Leach. which occurred early
Sunday morning at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Rufus Powers, at Johnson.
She had taught many terms OF school
| at this place and had macy warm and
deer friends at this place who deeply
mourn her loss.
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DERBY.

The ladies ri the Methodist society held
valentine party last week "Wednesday
evening at W NJ. Taylor .-rho Willing
Workers have sent contribution from
thcir fund 20 their missionary TO spain.
Miss Al.co Basher, to To used in the
school where she teaches, 10 help r"pcn-
ist the library. Henry Davis's little boy is
no better School in district no. ], closes
Friday of this week with an exhibition
in the evening. Mrs Dustin Allhee Is sui
in very poor hedljh.-Glen SeNr.ns is very
sick with measl.S.-The Rev. MI Hoyt
returns from his vacation this week and
services will he held III the Baptist 'hurch
next SUNDAY Exercises appropriate q
the celebration of Washlngton's brthda,
were held in the, graded school Nednes'
day afternoon. The winter term clos'
next week FridaY.-ltosa Paplncau 81
Stanst.ad is visiting hey aunt, Mrs
! OLSON Gushing, and other friends.
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STOWE.


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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
LOWELL.

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Abel
bert February B.--Miss Mac Chamber
lain has gone to New York-Fred Bridges
has rented his farm to Mitchell Daniels
for one year.--Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Stonington, Maine, was called to town
Tuesday by the death of her sister, Miss
Maud Sanborn. Mrs. Berry, aged Il years,
died at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Alonzo Wedge February 10. Philip
Paronto broke one Of his ribs Saturday. %
X. l.. Powers has moved from the Cowan
| tenement into Mrs. l. Stephcnson's tene-
ment.-F. s. Newton of Lynn, Mass, visit
ed his father, II. ". Newton the first
of this week. Maud Sanborn, aged y
years, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. O.
Sanborn. died of pneumonia February 10
| The ladies of the Congrega tionai society
will provide . dinner at the town hall
town meeting day, March 6, for all wht
! wish to pariake.
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MORGAN.

Joel Williams has beans and corn
started in tho housc--Frank Allen has
not Vet moved his boiler that he left
In the highway in tn" east part o. the
town. several persons have come very
near having accidents thcr" with
frightened horStS.-A Mr.. Blanchard of
Shorbrook", E. @. has been stopping
with Honry Wceding for some time.
W r.. Flood is talking OF moving to
East CharlcSton.-The auditors have
put up their notices 70 meet March !
to settle with town officers Som" OF
the Forester team Of seymour "amp at
tended the class adoption at the West
Derby camp on Wednesday evening,
February a. All report fine time.
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CRAFTsBURY.

Charles Wheeler OF Craftsbury Common
suffered stroke of apology last Thurs
day. Tie is in a critical condtion.-Mrs.
French, who suffered "A broken hip about
three months ago, was moved last FRI
day from the home OF Mrs. Lucy Kill
burn to Albert Cowles's. Mrs. Cowles
will take care of her for the prcsent.-A
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sicer Wcdno sday, February lt-Mr and
Mrs. Dell Spauldins left last Monday for
several days stay in Boston. New York
and Lancaster, n. H.-Several of the
young people Of this part OF the town
attended the play in Albany last Friday
evening, given by the Academy Drama
tic club for tho benefit of the academy
OF this to~n.--Mrs. Ann Tilltson is sst.'
ously iU
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
NEWPORT.

The spring term of Orleans county court
opens at : y. IN. March :. The list Of
special jury drawn TO appear on that
date is as follows: Albany, q. II. Moss
man; Bloomington, james Wyman:
tharcstown, G. n. Moulton, w. +. Tripp
Coventry. George G. Bean; Newport
Charles BurRoyne. q. II. Prouty, Henry
Block; Craftsbury. v. y. Markers, b.
Williams, II. W. Davidson: Derby, A. v.
Cullins, l.. \. Ferrin; Glover J. g. King;
Greensboro. W A. jackson, n. W. ellis;
Ira sburgh, e. y. Bailey: Lowell, b. Aral;
Troy u. Fuller; Westdeld, ". T. Gilpin,
W. Burnham.
Wilbur Brown, Mabel Brown and RI.
LOOMS all Of Craftsburv are confined in
tho county jail on charge OF grand
larceny.
a family named Goodrich had closed
their house FOR the winter and returned
10 discover that several pieces nj furn-
turc were missing. They soon traced it
to Browns house and LOOMS who was
also charged of assisting Brown was ar
| rested. The three were bound over to the
next term Of court, under $500 bonds
| each.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. T.. NJ. Bugbee left
| Tuesday night FOR a three weeks visit in
| Minnea polls
Lester Cley Gland aged about 20 years
died at his home IN West Derby. Mr.
| cleveland had measles and caught cold
complications setting in, which PROVED
! fatal.
| The rooms Of the First National hanl
are being artsticaly painted and decora
| ted
| Mrs. /" T.. PinneN is spending few
days with her sister IN St. JohnsnurN.
Richard Hurst, r. Wilcox and A.
| French attended the funeral Of the lat
| Francis Jewall at Barton, VINO was traii
| despa tcher at Lyndonvlle and promn
cnt member of the Lyndonvilo hand.
Mrs J. .. Thrashcr returned Monda!
from Detroit, Mich.
Mrs Ralph Sisco returned Tuesda,
night from a short visit ia Lyndon
vile.
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EDEN.

H. W. Emery has gone to Waterbury
TO work IN the asylum. Mrs .Abbe Bacon
and Roger Bacon have returned from
Wolcott. --t;ustd ,;liswod is sick with
mca sizes Alison Rogers Is going on to his
farm and Clarence Merrill will move to
the Corners. NJ. T.. Shattuck has return
cd from his trip to California very much
pleased with the country. He reports
Mrs. Shattuck very much improved in
hcalth.--Mrs Herbert Hines has returned
from The hospital at Montreal very much
improved in hcaljh.-John Smith, who has
been veIy sick with rheumatic fever is
reported a little better.-Lconard Hutch
ms is to move on to l.. y. Blake's farm
now occupied by Mr.. Jacobs and MI.
JAG obs goes 70 Hyde Park.-Joscph Reed
has bought the farm owned by Orlow
WeSComb.
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LANOILLE COUNTY
MoRRIsVnIk.

An accident occurred in inc west part
% this town Wedno sdaY Feb. "A, which
resulted in thu death Of Nathan Cross.
In company with Charles Marshall with
whom he was making his home, he was
in this village on Wednesday and
ON the way home, late in the
evening. the team was stopped at
u. Coles home and MIR Marshall
went inside on an GRAND. II is said to
have been fully half an hour before
Marshall returned to the door to find his
team and tho driver gone. A search re-
Cealcd the horses standing ON the opposite
Side Of the house from that on which
fhey were left The sleigh was overturn-
I'd evidently from striking against the
roor stcn, aud Mr.. Cross was lying with
his face buried in the snow and his feet
IN the sleigh dead. Death is supposed TO
have been due to surocation. Funeral
services were held at . o'clock saturday
afternoon al Mr. Coles home and the
todv was placed in the tomb at Pleas
mt View cemetery The decea sed was 30
wears of age and a native Of Morristown.
lie is survived py three sisters and Two
krothers Mrs Oscar Sherwin of Cady s
Falls. Mrs. David Douglass Of Stowe and
Mrs Frank Garner. William Cross and
Madison Cross. all residents Of New York
State
Edwin D. Brown Of this town and Miss
Evelrn Fose of North Hyde Park wer,
married at the home OF the brides par
,nts I'm that town ON Wednesday, Feb
"a Mr.. ard Mrs Erown are now TAX
ing an extended wedding trip to points ir
Massachusetts and New Hampshire anc
m returning will reside on the groom.
farm in this town,
James NJ Warner Post, q. \. r. ha!
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SOUTH HERO.

r, ". Troville has sold his place to
Mrs. Amanda NarneY of North Cam
bridge. Mass. for sl2oo and gives pos
session March Is. Mr.. Troville is looking
for larger farm on the main land
William Thompson was in burlington Sat
urday on business. DIR. styles had run
away Saturday morning. resulting in a
broken shaft and cross bar.-William Sen
ter was in town last week and has gone
to Bangor n. Y. for n visitTeams are
upw crossing tho ice to Plattsbursh from
The Grand Isle shore.
Tuffield Parrot is very III with pncu-
monia james Landon of connecticut
visited his sister. Mrs Laura Allen.
last weck.-W. Rockwell and son of
burlington visited Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
. Alien fow DAYS last wcck.--r. l..
Kinney shipped two car loads of apples
to Boston FridaN.--L. w. Kinney of
Boston was in town few days last
week Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Troville
OF Burlington spent sunday with Mr..
pnd Mrs F.. Troville.--rhc young mon
will serve an oyster supper IN the yes
try of the Congregational Church Fri
day evening, February 80
Mrs y. l.. Kinney has been i'll for a
few days--Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fresh
Of Plattsbureh, n. Y. spent Il few DAYS
in town. this week. The Mutual Benevo-
lclr society met a. the nome ~ Mrs
Juan Robinson Wednesday for dinner
The Grand Isle orchestra Will furnish
music for the entertainment and oyster
supper to he given at the toncrosNiCn1
C'huych Friday evening. Ed son Fletchc,
is ill.-Mr and Mrs. Edsoa Robinson
were IN Burlington rucSdaN.-There wa'
r card party at tho resiicu"9 o. George
n'~acy Tuesday evenine.-T. y iandor
md John Mcbride are drawing logs from
Milton to Joslyn's saw mill.
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ORANGE COUNTY
CHELSEA.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22

price paid for hogs was IL cents per
pound.
Considerable excitement was caused at
the Randolph Inn Monday niGhl and
Tuesday forenoon by carl Collins who
FOR the past Is years had been a book
keeper in the National bank at White
River Junction Collins finished work AT
the bank at White River about three
months ago, for reasons which ms
friends consider very good and ne quit
of his own free Will Since soNerlne his
connection with tho bank he has woi-
llod over the affair until his mind has
become unbalanced. Collins was taken
sunday by DR.. Mark +. Stanley to the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22

leader Mrs. NJ. A. Jenncy.-Thc ladies OF
Unity Church will give an entertain
ment in church Vestry Tuesday evening
February q at eight o'clock \ play en-
titled "'rhe Sewing circle Will be
given. Music and other attractions.
An open meeting Of the J. q. O.
r. was held last evening at which the
juvenile temple gave short pro-
grammc which was thoroughly enjoy
ed. In the discussion of license or no
license, the question was unanimously
decided in the negative.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
JEFTERsONVILLE

The anniversary social and roll call AT
the home of the Rev. and Mrs. "A. &.
howard which occurred February II,
was pleasant occasion Seventy mem
bers of the Second Congregational Church
were present. Twenty nine responses
were sent from members who could not be
present, and 30 letters were read from
non resident members. The total res
ponsese were l29.-Lawrence Thomas has
ed Mrs. Lillian Buchanan's tenement
vacated by l.. r. Howard who has left
town.-Mrs l.. f. Harrington is visiting
friends in BurliugtOn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22

Sparhawk sanatarium in Burlington for
treatment, bu: left that institution rather
uncercmonlously late Monday afternoon
and took train for White River June
ton. Collins created consideiT bic dis
turhance ON the tram and lawyer, r.
II. Harvey of Montpelier knowing Col
Inns and realizing his condition, nflu-
onccd him to stop or for tho night At
Randolph. Harvey immediately sent
v ord to Colias's friends in White River
by telephone ana on the night train from
the south DR.. Stanley and W A. Rus
sell arrived. ON seeing his friends, col
lins grabbed his coat and hat and made
a break for the station but after a ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
EAST MONTPELIER

The annual musical convention undei
the direction Of e. T.. Dudley Will he held
at the hail on the last Of this month
and the first Of Mar'h. The Ladies AID
will hold their next social at the east VII
lagc hall on tho 2ith, when they VIII
present The Only Young Man in Town
Ruth Goodwin is in DANCE 1T losing
an eye caused by the extraction Of
tooth Inflammation having set m
Eighty seven couples attended the odd
Fellows dance at the hall on "Wednesday
(COntinaed on the 18th pHGeb
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
BRAINTREE.

Mrs. celia NJ, her is spending some
time with her SON Walter.-Mss jennie
cleveland WAS home from the Il. :. y.
s on account Of sickness.-Frcd Hutch
nson is spending some time IN randolph
with his grandmotha. who is quite SICK
MIR. Segar has moved from Inc CieNe-
land house in Bethel 10 Randolph ANA Will
work for Mrs. Huntington.
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Swiss Embroidered Robes.

An item very much in fashion which adds great
~ to the importance and attractiveness of our
exhibits Shown among the Waists in the Suit De-
partmcnt also in the Lace Section. Embroidered
White Lawn Dresses. the skirt made up ready for
fitting with sufficient material for waist Priced at
$l450, $780, $17 so. $21 co. S22. So S24 co. $25 co.
$3.50 and $780,
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WATERVILLE.

Chester Bragg was at home from
johnson over Sunday,-Alzaphon Lang
dell died very suddenly at his home
Sunday morning at nine o'clock Miss
Henrietta stevens of Cambridge June
ton visited friends in town several
days last week.-Mrs. and Mrs. AERO
Webster of Cambridge visited her par
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
BELVIDERE.

Ransom Scofcld is moving from smith
willie into the Hartman Hubert house. and
\. Styles into the Orpha Hubert house.
which he has purchased. William Burns
had the misfortune to cut his foot while
splitting wood.-Watson Coburn is sick
with grip.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
Lineerie Waist Exhibit.

1t mig be thought early in the season for such
thin wearing apparel, and is, but with seventy
five per of this gathering it must be early, if
Hundreds, probably thousands of the prettest ef-
fects which here here only because of
early ORDERS dating back far as October when
occurred first showing of the choicest examples Of
foreign productions
The finest of needlework comes to us from
France; Germany. Switzerland and Belgium and can
be had any time, and. all times The product is
necessarily limited and those who see first exhibits
have great advantage those who come later.
While there will be beautiful Lingerie Waists
here all through the season, there is remarkable
showing just Of certain first choice designs fine
needework which cannot be duplicated later.
Prices start at Sl00 and at this price a remark
ably fine, dainty, servicsable waist be secured.
From this, prices range along through very long list
up to $4,000 EACH affordine an for choice
which cannot be surpassed anywhere.
Certain styles at the following prices should be
seen early.
$I38. $780, $500. $225. $3.50. $275. $500,
$685. $375, $3.50. $500, $5.75. $3.50. $3.50. 1915
and $500.
Swiss Embro;dered Robes.