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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
ben N6RovEs KILLED. IN BAIER COUNTY.
was Stahbod n Doolh n Rov q Z
Plcnle.

Ben Groves, who formerly lived In
Bradford county. was ont b death on
July 9TH Ut . picnic at South Prong,
Bake county.
The killing Of Groves occurred In .
general row at pionic and u will
probably be dihioult 70 Az the rsspon-
hty for the killing. The difiOulty
began in . row between Groves and
Andrew Green. several Others soon
became involved and In the melee
Groves was fatally stabbed and his
brother received . cash sbout the throat
that did not lack mach Of being serious.
After he was stabbed Groves was
placed In . buggy and started for home.
but disd on the way. Il v understood
he stated before his death that Gordon
johnson was the man who gave him the
fatal stab.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
uWTEY.

The closing exercises of the school
were held here in the school house on
Friday evening, and Notwithstanding
the rain there was q good attendance,
and the different pieces by the pupils
were rendered in a very satisfactory
manner, rejecting great credit upon
the head master. Mr.. Poppell, and the
assistant teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Of cClsnny have
been in town on visit to their son and
his wife Mr.. and Mrs. w. Turner.
On Monday the 25th inst. baby girl
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gill.
Mrs. d. r. Edwards and her family an
spending the summer at Hendersouville,
In. Q.
Mrs. K. G. Hill has returned from Z
visit to her son at Gainesville.
Mrs. G. V. OFT, of Gainesville, 10 In
town on visit to Mrs. Sayles.
Gill & Brown have opened mp in the
mercantile business with an entirely
new stock of goods in the store former
| " occupied by McCulley and Tharin
Mr.. Bostick Of Goodwin & Bostick Il
in town on business.
Mrs. HolzendOrf has returned home
from visit to her mother in North
Carolina.
The usual monthly meeting Of tht
Lawtey Ladies' Improvement Society
was held at the residence Of Mrs.. ]
Dosne Randall on Friday afternoon
There was present Rev. Geo. Scot
Mesdames Scott, Randall, Hill, Sayles,
Smith, Cougar, Rushton. Misses Macin
tosh and Giffard.
The minutes of the previous meetinl
were read and approved.
Mrs. Rushton spoke Of having inter
viewed the mayor respecting the trasl
barrels to be placed in cOnspicuou
places and also about the filthy condi
ton Of the park. He has kindly prom
ised to give these matters his esriie'
attention. II was suggested by MI
Randall, and unanimously agreed, ths
the name Of tho society be changed :
"village Improvement Society"
being an intensely hot afternoon til
delicious sherbert was most welcome,
also the cake. After some music u
meeting adjourned to meet next mont
ct Mrs. Turner'S.
II M. ]. e. O'Mars. Of 'Jacksonvill'
wa A.. town Sunday on visit 70 n
Howard Randall.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
TEXT BOOKS FOR next EXAMINATION
Published For Information Of Appll.
CaniS For Certificates.

Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. 2, 1906.
The following il list a the text
hooks to he used az the basis Of the
September examination, 1905:
Orthography-Reed's Word Lesson,
(25c) Maynard, Merrill & Co., New
York.
Reading-Any standing author will
answer.
Composition-Maxwell & Smiths
Writing in English, (75c) American
Book Co.
Arithmetic-Milne's- STANDARD, (65)
American Book Co.
English Grammar-Metcalf's (80c)
American Book Co.
U. s. History Fields Grammar
School, ($D American Book 90.
Florida History-Fairbanks, Brevard
& Benefits, (6Oc) American Book 90.
Gcography-Redway's Natural Ad.
vanced, (Sl.25) American Book Co.
Physiology-Coleman Elements OF.
(9Oc) The Mcmillan Co., Atlanta.
Civil Government-YOcum's Civil
Government of Florida and the United
States, ($D +. .. Painter Co., DeIand.
Algebra-Milne's High School, (el)
American Book Co.
Physical Geography-Tarr's New (el
The Mcmillan Co, Atlanta.
Theory and practice-Course Of
Studies and Methods of Teaching by
Prince, (75c) CHM & Co., Atlanta.
These books may be had Of most book
dealers in the state, or from the pub
fishers by mail. post paid, on receipt Of
price.
w. NJ. HOLLOWAY,
| State Supt of PubliC Instruction
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
LARGE MERCANTILE CHANGE TUESDAY


After being out Of the mercantile
business for about twelve yeass w. H,
Rivers. one Of Starke's oldest mer.
chants, Ia back in business again. On
Tuesday Mr.. Rivers closed deal with
j. w. Hodges whereby he becomes
owner of the large stock of clothing,
mems furnishings. shoes. hats aud dry
goods located In the Hodges building ON
Call street.
Mr. Rivers came to Starke In 1873 and
engaged in the mercantile business hefe
from that time until 1893 when he sold
out to Hoffman Bros. and took posi-.
ton ~ travelling purchasing agent for
w. w. Gordon 4 Co., the Savannah
cotton factors. He haa held this posi-
ton continuously since 1898. but will
now relinquish It and devote his time to
the mercantile business purchased from
Mr.. Hodges. which is one OF the most
extensive stocks Of merchandise In
Bradford county.
#. II. Long. who has been with Mr..
Hodges for several years. will remain
with Mr. Rivers.
Mr.. Hodges will continue to be q citi.
zen Of Starke. but has made no business
plans for the immediate future. He
and his family will 60 to North Caro-
lima shortly to spend the summer.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
sTARKE GOT 4 ROYAL DRUBBING.
Gainesville Takes Fourth Of July Game
N Score o. 9 10 O.

The glorious Fourth is not Starke's
day for base ball. The score at Gaines.
Vile Wednesday shows it. The Oak
Halls took the game from the locals by
. score Of . too.
The Gainesville Sun of Thursday
morning contained the following in
reference to the celebration of the day
in that city:
The rain prevented the fulfillment of
the program In the afternoon, with the
exception Of the base ball game between
the Oak Halls and Starke. The weather
st 8 O'Clock was favorable, and few
moments later the game was called at
the park.
There were about six hundred present
to witness this game, - it was supposed
that it would be one Of the finest and
most interesting contests of the great
national game to be seen here this sea.
son. The people were disappointed
however, - the Oak Halls had no diff
f3culty In making the most embarrassing
defeat ever seen on q Gainesville
diamond, the score being . to o. Ths
Starke boys are very good playets, but
the team became ratified in the first
half Of the first inning, when they per
mitted the Oak Halls. by errors, Il
score six runs. This completely un
nerved the visitors, who could do moth
ing to overcome this record. The gam,
was pleasant throughout, however, ant
ended in most friendly way.
Hon. J. T. Wills, Judge Of the eight
Judicial circuit, was slated for orator O
the day, and was to have delivered hi
address ct Q O'Clock, but the weathe
was such that it was impossible for hin
to do 90. Judge Wills was here, how
ever, and would have fulfilled that por
ton Of the program had the weathe
permitted. He IL one Of the best ans
most eloquent orators in the state, an,
the people missed o great treat in no
hearing him.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
MARRIAGE Of POPULAR YOunG CouPlE


One Of the most beautiful and imprss.
sive ceremonies ever witnessed In Starke
occurred Tuesday evening. July "a, u
8. Marks Episcopal church, when Hisa
Eta Chaos and Mr.. Jsseph O. Hoovsa
were united In marriage.
The church was beautifully decorated
by loving friends Of the bride and nsves
presented . more pleading appearance
than on this oocasion.
At the appointed hour the march from
Lohengrin played BY Niss Ada Dazby
announced the coming Of the bridal
party, led BY Miss Verde ststrInk. .
niece Of the groom and maid Of honor.
with Mr.. Coffee. Of waldo. - best
man, followed by the bride leaning On
the ann Of her father. At the chancel
they were met by the groom with the
rector. Dr.. Holsmsn, who oeaciated.
Rt. Rev. e. q. Weed, bishop of Florida,
proaoupcing ths bleasiug.
During the ceremony Weyin's "Ysns.
tian Love Song" wns softly played.
merging into Nendslssohn's grand
march ~ ehe party lsft the church.
immediately aftsrward IN Informal
reception was held 1t the home Of Mn.
Hoover, mother Of the groom. only the
bridal party and family being present.
The fair young bride looked most
charming In her wedding gown of en-.
broidered point d'esprit over ta6stta,
with garniture Of lace and carrying .
bouquet Of brides roses and maidenhair
fern. The maid Of honor was very
sweet and daiaty in her frock Of white
embroidered ewiss with laOe tyimmtngs.
The bride IL the eldest daughter o(
DR.. James Chace and for number ok
years has made her homo in 6tarke.
where by her charming personality and
sweet, lovable disposition she he's en-.
desred hsrsslf 10 her friends, who ars
numbered only BY her acQpaintanoes.
Mr.. Hoover. In the homo a his sdop.
tiou. has the rsspsot and high esteem
that he has merited By his sterling
qualities.
The happy couple have gone 10 house
keeping in their now homo and have the
Rood vishee Of host Of friends.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
lMPlovEnENTs ON EVERY HAND.


Starke b enjoying an epidemic Of re.
pairing snd rs-painting, and If Il con.
tinues 10 spread the town will soon pre.
sent IN entirely different and sltoccther
better appearance.
". e. wainwright is having his home
on West Madison street remoieled and
repaired and will shortly have it re-
painted. The remodeling includes the
addition Of IN 'S-foot verands the full
length Of the ffont Of the house.
Attorney d. n. Gornto is having his
homo On Walnut street rc-minted.
A. E. N8itt's home on West Call
street = receiving handsome dress of
paint. and Mitchell Edwards is having
his home Just across the street from Mr..
Motif extensively remodeled and will
later Apply the paint brush.
In addition 10 having his home on
Madison street repainted ]. q. Alvarez
viii shortly have his store at tho corner
Of Call md Walnut painted He is also
having The Martin house ON East Call
re.paintsd.
Dr.. J. O. Wills IL having his Office
building next door to the Bradford
County Tslsg1Aph's office repaired and
remodsled. . eonorete Aoor and a new
root being among the improvements.
The contract was let Tuesday by the
school board TO Contractor Raymond
strioklahd for the re-painting of the
school building. He will begin work in
. short time On the building.
New buildings 10 be erected are a
photo gallery BY Hoover Bros. the bank
bailding for the Bank Of Starke and a
residenoe On walnut street by II. II
ElaSboe.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
nealth oiiIcsr Eldeesel

The Ladies Temperance Auxiliary %
the meeting Monday afternoon heartily
sndorssd the action Of the health oiliosr.
DR.. N. w. Francis. in his effort 10 have
our town put In . better sanitary condi'
tion. Every one who has N interest in
the health Of our people should oo-0pss-
sts with him In this much needed
worh. Why " -<ae ordinance asainse
oattls roaming the streets ut night uos
snforcsds There II . law TO protect
people fsom public nuisancss, and tha'
n one.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

The board Of county commissioners
met Monday and devoted the day to
routine business. Tuesday the work
Of equalizing the assessment rolls was
taken mp and the commissioner are
still wrestling with their problem. They
win probably complete their work this
afternoon or In the morning.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

In relation to the disturbance here
some days ago between J. O. Carter
and James CLARK. Mr.. Carter wisloss 1t
stated that there were no threats made
BY either CLARK or himself in town. bat
that CLARK had been TO his place ON the
day before and threatened 70 do him
violence.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

The following named persons paid
subscription to the Telegraph during
the month Of June:
James Philips, 4. 2. Owens. T. A.
Pinkston, v. L. Alvsres. Henry O.
Clemons, Jno. w. Osteen, w. b. Alsx'
ander. w. X. Bennett. JF.. John Add
son. VIM Gone. L. Il. Gainsy. Nat Wh'
lisms, Mn. !. T. Gorge. 4. Q. Wynn,
J. w. Morgan, II. A. ysrmss. A. y.
Strickland, X. r. Wynn. J. UglOw. X.
A. Ellington. J. n. Harris. Aitohsll
Edwards, Mr.. Berts Hoshls. J. b. Oar.
tsr. T. Y. Nusrlee. Capt. A. L. Won
Kirn, Miw q. Storm. J. W. Ksllam.
Mn. O. Ray. Aias Nellie b. 6sylss, w.
X. Phillips. w. q. Green. A. o. Kelly
March HankeruOu.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Teachers Assigned and Apprepelatleaa
nade For CoDlD0 voof.

The county school board met In reg
ular session July Sd with all members
present. The minutes Of Last meeting
were read and approved.
The treasurer's report was examined
and fuand correct.
The board agreed to furnish lumber
for . walk at New River school house
for the convenience Of the pupils.
Henry Mitchell, Ed. johnson Louis
Grives and H. O. Sherman were ap-
pointed Q committee TO select location
for new site for Starke oolored school.
Teachers were assigned % follows:
Dowiing-Equills Wasdin.
Thomas-G. w. Fogg.
New Zion-J. p. Burns.
Liberty-Emma Pinkstou.
Long Bridge-H. N. Bauknight.
Lake Butler-J. H. Brown, Mary
Hall and Theola Ruff.
Raiford-G. Welder. Sophie Rel
noehl and Bessie Andrews.
Pine Grove-O. Osteen.
Lawtey-J. O. Poppen. Emma Futch
and Maggie Olyatt.
Starke-Dr. Russell, Maude Waring,
Daisy Brinson, Mrs. Hamilton, Olive
Ray, Ola Brooking.
Ridng-vergie Umstead.
vanderbilt-Lola Parrish, Elsie Rel.
noehl.
Heilbrpnn-Nannie Jones.
New River-R. g. Crosby.
Unity-Minnie Gone.
Rosier-Lottie Warren.
Midway-Josie Parrish, Banie Sapp.
Ward Oity-Principal not assigned,
Alma Lagergren, Eva Nimmo.
Providence-J. A. ]. Pinholster, Ada
Reaves, Matte Joyner.
Theressa-Bessie Manire, Mao Aanire
Pine Hill-O. +. Warren, Ada MIN.
mo.
Graham-S. A. Pinholster and Edith
Moore.
Johnstown-Gracie Fogg.
Gabrielle Abbott.
Nebo-May Warren.
Brannen-Olara Sapp.
Palestine-Ora Smith.
Hampton-A. O. Buddemeier, Beulaf
Olyatt.
Bielling-Haude 4cElroy.
Blair-Principal not assigned, Orr
Adkins.
Zf-Nona Manire.
Brooks-May Kennedy,
Little Springs-L. r. Osteen.
Boat Drain-Floyd Green.
sampson Oty-Principal not assign
ed, Trumie Taylor.
COLORED TEACHERS.
LAwtey-A. o. jenkins and Cor
Jones.
Starke-S. H. Whitehead.
Bluff Greeks. x. Kelly.
Warrants were issued In payment o
bills - follows:
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

EDITOR TRLH0RApN:
The Thsreaa school closed last Fri.
day evening With IN ioe cream supper.
MIN 0raois foGg and Mi@ Mamie
Jones were the tsachsrs and they con
ductsd . very suooessful summer sohoo
10 the satisfaotion Of Ill tho patrons
After the rsfrsshments had been served
. dslightful musical entertainment wa
given which We greatly enjoyed.
We yssyet tosss ths tsaches 60 away
- we all IKE thsm very much and they
havs nllsd saoh , large place In ou'
social life daring theis sojourn here.
We wish them much success In their
future work.
llim Edith Moore expects to begin
samner school n Graham next Mon
day. O.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Monday wss legal salss day. but thsrs
was only one pascel Of psopsrty 70 20
under the hammer. Under . levy
made TO sstisfy N execution held by
the A. p. Brsntly Co., Of Blackshsar.
Ga. sheriff Bennett sold . la of land
commencing ut . pot 10 fest from 10
corner Of q. N. Jones' laad and running
o lSs feet. thence " is,t fest. ti'saos
100 feet 70 . point within ID tsss q nv
corner Of q. N. Jones Lard. tlsHos sass
isy< test To place Of beginning N ~ o.
los 10 In NcKinnsy's Rsssrvs 70 LHss
Bptles.
Ths property formerly, hsloassd =
VIZ. Owens. Il IVES hoashs ~ osss'
" Ooaanlsiousr John Ose(k
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06
IN CeuPuuEH 70 uH cllu
"IIsesllasseus Ihevee' Iss1aed
DridoEloci D. urs. uoojoe1


The "lfiscellaueous Shower" given
in honor Of Miss Eta Ohacs By Mn.
Belle Hanfbrd. was one of the most
brilliant social events Of the season.
A large number Of friends were pess.
emit, and the high esteem In which THE
charming Young woman is hsld was
enviuced by the many hAndsoms peos.
ents, and many sxpreealops q heet
wishes of those present.
Mis- Chaoe was beautifully sttired In
Q white cloth gown en- princsss.
Each guest brought some gift, which
was accompanied by an original vsrss
and they were Ill. without IN e1cep.
tion, 20 clever that the judges were -
despair over trying to come TO . dscis-
ION, which finally resulted In . -
between Mn. James Ritch. and 1iss
Ada Darby. Both possssssd rare nssat
In composition. end were full Of w Cd
smusins alludoos 70 the occasion. The
verse submitted by young bride cansse
much merEiment With its supsEior W.
dom coming from six moaths sxpssisnee
~ wife and houss ksspsr. HAVING
learned the direct route to mans hsase
she brought plats. with the wiss sas'
gestion that the husband must b well
fod.
The Anal decision was made ~
drawing. and Niss Darby was the luoky
recipient Of . bsautiful pair Of smbeoid.
cry scissors which che gyaosfully Sslin.
qaishsd In favor q tho guest a honor
Niw Ohacs.
The gussts were ushsssd Into ~
dining room. bsing lsd by His ohaee
and Mr.. Hoover. wAo Gsvs proof a hil
lack ~ Of timidy ~ fasing this fos
midabls array a fsaininity.
| Nu. Hanfocd. IN h1 ows inimitabll
way. aadstsd By Mics xatis HabsUal
and vssdis Gistrunk. sssvsd dslieioul
refysshmsuts.
The pleasure of ths eooaai0s W.
enhanced BY the pssssnos a nishal
Weed. who In his 0saAai, hapW 10
nsr, chattsd hsss snd thass uatO sael
, ons sssnsd Allsd With ~ sAns ess
bssaucs Of sprit thas ehsrsctssisas hin
II Several toasts vsge o9sssd ana ~
spoudsd 10. end ths Gussts sstesning u
| tl.s pasios wsss evsa the pasa0ss q
| hsaring Ms. Hya1e n . nsDhss aseses
. AL pssasat vsss 6alioh1ed WITH IN
charming haapi>aAi1y q thsis heelsa
ard TIE chAsaclsrislke 0pase ~ modes1l
Of the ycsas hriAs-slps thst havs 9
{ sndsassd ~ - th0D vho know ~
!. vsll, anl With hsastisst osod vtshss :
shis peQslas yesse ccsPls - -
sls6 5sss4ss -:
!: s,asAss ss.Ss. as 3 Ivias.>as'
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Oar cotton dowp and "Ia1ioaal Gani-
tasy ElasAc yslt" aastssanss win siA,,d
ths ~ a tine. Dv@ything poad -
~ tssnitass hns g yslvsstes's.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Nrs. J. =. p. MnxuFry died Friday,
Juns soth. at her homo In this city. She
he'd bssn IN invalid for several years.
The funesal was held Saturday morn
ing from the family residence on Chorry
street, Rev. O. w White. pastor OF the
Ns1hodist church. officiating, and the
remains were laid 70 rest In Crosby
cemetssy.
Mn. NoNaFry oams 70 etarke with
her family sboat twelve years $50 from
ngowusville. Tsan.. and had lived hsrs
ooallnaoady dnce thst time. making
nany fsisnds who sincerely rsgrst he1
death.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

II o@ashs - Co., WI peosdvs bids
sstD ysilAy July eth. ~ Q p. N, for
100 sosdsb - t-laet Pine veod. the came
. b g1lit an6 onnannsd. Good spd
m1ldant bes1 w - nqsissd Of the
eaetnee0. 1he eenpany svssvss the
yiyht y ps5ast any = ~ Ma yos
lsslhss tnlasnati0 eall - J. =. Davis.
sosss1agy o1asts - On
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Thea. ". ElAsbss. Il Gtasks, n.
Hsndsruon, J. =. Howell end VIM.
HsnnsgDou, q Osilla. Ga, havs closed
3 dsal lce 1000 scsss of timber land
b ~ viciaily a Kingslsy isks. The
onatlsmsn ~ ~ sxpsrisnosd turpsn
~ opesaIoD end they viii probably
beGin n ~ nsas futass 10 work th'
tinbss just pssohassd. /.
Whsa asksl sbost the plans a him
~ anA bainss aasocistss AS. Elarbe'
aaAd thab Y they pat N . stin the!
woal1 losa1s " q otasks end worl
thsis sast g anbss from this point.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

49, ~ eloso1 n otaske Thurs
Aay vhssshV J, W. Alvarss becomes
evn@ q ~ inosssat q ". y. Whittsn
n ~ nsWal aoeas Arm a Alvsrez.
Canpvs = o.. q woodstock, Baker
eoanty.
Ths Am owns . Ans plant and .
lasGs tvase q lsut-olass timber land.
~. Alvasss's paschass Thsrsday gives
hin . tksss-quastss intsssst In the
buanon.
~. WhiIlss has Sslaynsd 10 his
tsspss1ias lAsn Ssv nilas northwest
e 01ngko.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-07-06

Sth.
0Eo. y. 6oorT,
Oounty 6upegintsndant.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
Wool Dress Goods and Silks


For the convenience Of Dressmak-
ers we have had made up color cards
Of our special tahcta that they can
have free BY writing us where their
business is located and sending their
name.
knowing that Brainerd & Armstrong
Tafetas are tho best on tie market.
that they viii not crack, we have
put in complete line, every color
that they make, When you cannot
match Silk in other places, come
here; we have it, 20 inches wide,
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 91.o0
Ask to see Blrcll Chiffon Tuffeta, 80
inches wide, for .......u... S1.25
Ask to see Black Peau dc Sole. 80
inches wide, for ..,.....,,. Sl.25
Ask to see Black pcau do cygne, 50
inches wide, for .,..s,l,,..,.. Sl,25
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
COLOF ED DRESS
GOODS.

Navy Blue Melrosc ~ SOC. Navy Blue
Etamine At 75c. Navy Blue Imper.
ial Serge at 75c. Navy Blue Pana.
mas at .">.,..,,,,,..,, sl.oo
Grey Dress Goods in Shadow Plaid.
at soc. Grey Beige at soc. Grey
Imperial Serge at 75c Grey skirt.
ing with half-inch check for skirts
at 31,oo Grey Etamino for SIC.
Grey Panamas at ......a $500
Dress patterns in all the latest shades
and cloths, such rs reys in shadow
checks and imperial wcaves, shades for
graduation Of ball dresses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14

All cloths are designed for some de-
finite purpose. Since the Shirt Waist
Suits have come to stay many Of the
finer goods are designed to enhance this
demand. We are calling your attention
now to staple, sensible, medium priced
wash goods, used for all members of the
family as follows:
One lot of Ginghams in short lengths
in medium colors now for els
Best Shifting Prints for ,...,....,. Sc
Fancies AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c
prices on these will be advanced
inside OF six months.1
Staple Ginghams in assorted colort at Tc
One lot of Wolfe Mistrels or Snow
flake Voiles Gall that we can get
this season) now, per yard, i0c
One lot Of yard wide Percales in light
and dark, per yard .....,...s Sc
Arnold's best Pereales in very large
assortment of latest designs, now
at .s,..........,..... i212e
Arnold's Silk Finish Tafetas that
look like silk, now at ......... iAc
Merceline Silks, zoe mercerized
goods and close imitation of silk,
now at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lac
Yard wide Madras Shirtings These
are goods made for shirt manufae-
turers and would sell for 25c. They
come in short lengths. We get
them but once year and sell them
at, per yard ...,........... l5c
"A great value.
Holly Batiste in all plain colora for
slip waists to wear under white or
thin waists, at, per yard .... 12l2c
Dotted Swiss Muslin in plain white or
printed figures over the dots, now
at .............,. l21ac
Pompadour Muslins with mercerized
stripes through a white ground, run
ming through field of beautiful flor
al designs. One of our best medi-
UNI priced Muslins. Would be
good value at 25e, Now at lSc
Chiffon Muslins in plain colors for
whole costumes. Has an all silk
filing and cotton warp. The price
per yard is observation-disclosures, 25c
Dotted silk Muslins in navy. black,
white, brown, champagne, light blue
and pink. These are our best sell
ers for evening or graduation
dresses. The price per yard is csc
Black and white and navy and white
Mercerized Shepherd Checks are as
good as last season. We have four
pieces Of these goods to sell in this
sale. 25c is the regular price. The
price for this sale per yard IS. zoe
Plain Linens in colors are very desir-
eblc for separate skirts or white
costumes. we have them in natural,
light blue, royal blue and resada
green. II we had to buy now you
would be asked TO pay SOC OF 35e
for these Linens. The price per
yard is ....,.,...,..,.#.#..,. Zoe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-14
WHITE WOOL DRESS
GOODS

This is white season and here is
our collection Of these popular white
cloths.
White Lawn Yelling ............. SOC
White Henrietta at ..s.........e oc
white Serge at ..75c, $loo and $1.s5
The si.35 Serge is for tailored suits
and comes extra wide.
White Danish Cloth &c inches wide 25c
white Wolfe at ............ 75c
White Mohair at II. soc, 60, rs, s1.oo
White silk and Wool Eolienne, per
yard Observation-Disclosures. .Sl.oo
White Lansdownc at .,,.,a..a s1.25
White Venetian Cloth at ...... 91.50