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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-24
In The District Court OF the Fourth Judi
CT District OF the Stale OF Nevada.
In and For the County OF Eiko.

IN TIE MATTEL OF ESTATE AND
guardianship OF George Harold Anderson, a
Minor-Noticc Of Sale Of Real Estate.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that In pur.
suance Of an order OF the District Court OF this
Fourth Judicial District OF the State OF Ne
vada. in aud for the County OF Elko, made on
the First day OF May, 1907, in the matter Of the
estate and guardianship OF George Harold
Anderson, n minor. the undersigned, the guar
dian Of the person and estate OF said minor,
will sell NJ private sale, for cash, Gold
Coin Of the United States and subject 10 con
armaiion by said District Court on Saturday.
the 25ih day Of May, 1907. at II O'Clock a. NJ,
AZ the rcSidcncoof Martha l.. Anderson, In the
town OF Elko, Eiko County, Nevada, all the
right. title, interest and estate Of the said
George Harold Anderson. n minor. In and 10
those certain tots. pieces or parcels OF Inud.
situated. lying and being In the said county Of
EIko. State Of Nevada, and bounded and dc.
scFibcd rs follows, tO-wlt:
y one. tenth interest In and to the north hail
OF the southeast quarter II the southeast guar.
ter, and the northeast quarter Of the south.
west quarter OF the southeast quarter OF sec.
tion Is. Township 81 north, range SIS east. Mt
DiablO Base and Meridian. containing thirty
acres, more or less. Terms and Conditions OF
sale: Cash, gold coin OF the United States, to
be paid 10 said guardian on tee confirmation Of
sale BY said District Court.
NELLIE L.. ANDERSON.
Guardian OF the Person and Estate OF said
minor.
r. J. l.. TARER.
Attorney for Guardian ~ 4 Estate.
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II. Stolen!
w ~ $3.50 REV YARD
.~.&&S

Between the oath OF July and the 18th
II August thcro were stolen from tn,
Dunphy Estate field on Maggie Crrcb,
i've head Of saddIe horses.
DEsCHfPTIoN:-OGc gray horGe very
proud and SNOWY under saddle, weight
between 1900 and 100. One sorre!.
points Of ears frozen Off, wonid be
termed crop cared. Three bays-onc
mas small white spot Oh forehead anu
Ell eye weak and generally watcry.
Nnother bay has white spot on fore
mead, white spot on nose, front an:lca
lightly stalkcd. The O;her is a bright
ray.with small white spot in left eye.
Al the horses are branded T S on
nigh as illustrated in cut ABOVE.
\ reward OF $50 will tie paid for the
'eturn OF dllth" horses aud 800 will
lleo be paid for Information leading to
he arrest and conviction Of guilty
,Hrlies. Address all ID for nation to th,
DuNrHY TO- ,TE,
Beuwawc. Gyadd.
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Rich Strike in Tusearora.
TuscAnonA. Nov. .i,y a',ll7
EpIron OF IspErEspESr.

Oae OF the richest 3, ~ ~ +, rrr
years was made mere tile trrk ~ Mr..
ID. A. p JuhnsuiI -ipnmt ub, a."
the town VI Tn0rSnira il a. IT,
property OF the Ncvadl ll!dnglc
Mining Company in w - Mr.. JubH.
eon is an interested party. Ito uas had
come Of the most expert snc ii plncer
miners In the country investigating
these diggmgs and they mn'd HIly sRn a
that II Ia u great .hOwniV having on
out large quantities ~ cGnrc roEl The
quartz aud everything around showing q
proximity Of another sh0U', even more
valuable than this. by the vel ing II
nm immensely rob lcigc about t~o
feet wide which on paDpil.g viii 40 from
$500 per ton To abDni RlEw per ton rs
estimated by these disiutereeted expcrts.
Ths gold 40 FIR taken ont by Mr.. John.
BOZ is all fee Tbs ledge and vein
together are about Elk ieei wide. lie
two feet next to tile loo Sali Is the
richest but tho whole elk feet eboS FREQ
gold. There are many crpejpccd
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IN the District Court % the Fourth Judicial
DiAtrlst Of the state Of Nevada. Is
and Tor the County OF EIko.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 81.
a. CURIEUX, DECEASED-Notico to Cred.
itors.
NOTICE Is HEREBY I'VE ,ha. ;hn un-
derSigncd, having been duly appointed admin.
iStrairix OF the estate OF NJ. a. Curicur, de.
ceased. by the above entitled Court, on the Il,
day OF May, a. ID. 1901, and having duly quail.
fed as such Notwithstanding Loiicrs OF Admin
isiraiion werrduly issued TO her on the Isl
day Of May, 4. L. ipJ7.
Nc Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons
having claims against said estate OF NJ. A..
CurisuE. deceased, ore hereby required to die
the same with tho proper vouchers Snd an.
dnvits attached with the Clerk OF this Court,
within three months from Ina date OF the arst
publication Of this notice. Of they wIiIibe for
ever barred.
Dated At EIko. this ard day o, May, A. d.
1907.
LILLIAN NJ. CusiKUX,
Adminlstratri Of the Is.
tate OF ". A. CuricuH deceased.
CHARLES Il. HEsDEHSoS,
Attorney for Adminisiratrix
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IN The DISTRICT COURT or y.
Fourth Judicial EistrIcs OF n 81.
OF Nevada. In and for the
County of RIko-
In the matter Of the estate OF Pedro A,,.
Dcceased-Notice OF settlement O, rslN.
Account and OF application for Ftpa, n.y.
button, s'U-

In the matter OF tho estate Of Pedro A..
Dcceased-Sotice OF settlement q, -
Account and Of application for Final NJ
button. H+
To all Persons interested In The E,,,,.
Pedro Altube, deceased: VI
Pursuant to law. notice In hereby rive,
Maria Altube, the Exeeutrix OF the I,n,, -.
and Testament OF Pedro Altube, decea.a,
the 99th day OF April, 1907, rendered AVA ~.
scented for allowance, approval and oons-rs
ton, and died In said Court her final nccopr, !.
her ADMINISTRATORS OF the estate OF s.La -.
ceased, accompanied by n full repor, ., -,
matters and things relative thereto. ana -"
said hnnl account and report. nled her nnn,i
cation and petition, praying for an order ia.
ment and decree OF said Court, distribu,Ir.. .,
oil said estate to and among the persons ems,
led thereto. and, that Wednesday, the w.,
day OF My, 1907, ~ Ten O'Clock, A. N n, ~.
court room OF said Court. In tho Court uon.S
In Elho. Elko County. State OF Nevada re-
been and is hereby duly appointed and ar.a~
the time and place for the allowance. apn,o,.,
and confirmation OF said fnal account. and a..
hearing OF said report. q ad the hearing of ss,t
petition for final distribution, ut which ,Ir.
and place any person Interested In said e,,,,s
may appear and die exceptions, In wri,irs
to said account, or objections TO said r.po,,
or may otherwise contest or resist said. a.
count and report'!9 either, or show cause, 81 suy
they have, why said petition should moi ~
granted.
Aated April 10Th, 1907.
lsEALl A. @. DAWIg,
Clerk OF said District Cour,
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OF engraving and printing-orer what Ii
termed By sume OF the fair workers the
government shape 1t is said this
shape was created by the civil service
commission for the women employees OF
the bureau where the paper. money and
stamps are printed, and that it is now
the proper thing for women in hal
branch to refer to their figures rs the
government shape.
According to regulations OF the civil
service commission the measurements
call Tor women who are ataD, slender
end %sinuous;- height, five feet eight
inches; weight. III pounds; bust, 80
inches; waist. - inches; hips. 43 inches.
and back, lHls inches.
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A Ease OF the rejection "f a young
woman from Michigan is Cited because
abe was not tall enough for her width to
meet the requirements, although bel
percentage IN other directions was said
to have been high.
II is explained that it is necessary to'
a woman to be tall in order that che may
reach the notes while on the press. a
IN of short stature could not reach
the notes, while one OF unusual girtl
would not have room to stoop between
the presses in the process OF printing.
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Stop Grumbling

il you suffer from Rheumatiem OF
paiut, for Ballard's Snow Liniment
will bring quick relief. II is n sure
cure for sprains, rheumatism, contract.
cd muscleIs and all pains-and within
the reach OF all. Price :5c, SOC. Ito
G. Il. Smith. Ten hn, Tex, writes: /
have used Billiards. Snow Imminent in
my f,mily Tor yrars and have fonnd 1t o
fine remedy for all pans and aches. !
recommend 1t for pains i, the cheat. !"
Sold 10y Elko Drug Co.
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In the DistrIct Court OF the Fourth.
Judicial District OF the state "f
Nevada. In and fprih~
COUNTY at l:Iko,


IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JOSEPH HENNEN. Observation-Disclosures
appointing time for Probate OF VIII.
a document. purporting 10 be the last VIII
and Testament OF JOSEPH HENNES.
deceased, having on the 18th day Of May. 4. d
1907, come into the possession OF said District,
CORTLAND n petition for the probate thereof,
and for the issuance Of letters stamont
10 Anna u. Hennon and George Hcnncu having
been Med with tho CLERK OF said Court.
Notice IL hereby given, that Saturday tho
""'hd"y OF May 4. ID. 1907, nj ten O'Clock, q.
NJ OF said day. at the Court Room OF said Court.
NJ tho 'ownof Elko, IN the County Of Elko, be.
ana the same is. hereby appointed tho time for
proving said will aud hearing said application
"heh and where any person interested may
appear and contest the said WIN, and may
me objections In writing to the granting OF
Letters Parliamentary TO said petitioners
4. q. pAwLEY.
lS'"LI Clerk.
By l.. o. HENDERSON. dep.
Dated May iith. 1917.
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The Life Insurance

muddle has started the public to think
ing. The wonderful! success thnt has
met Ballnrd'e liorellonnd Syrup IN it's
crOsade OF coughs. iutlueuz'. bronchitis
aud all pulmonary trouUles-has started
the public to thinking " ih,a wonderful
preparation. rh"y ore all tug it.
join the procession aud down with
-icaues7 p-irc 2ic. 90 nmi 100
Sold lay ElSm Drug to
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TO J. A. BROWN, YOUR HEIRS AND AS.
SIGNS. AND ALL PERSONS HOLDING

~ Nv . TWIN "IsTTND NNU AN-
SIGNS: y ALL PERSONS HOLDING
USGER YOU:
q ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT,
the undersigned, have expended Six Hundred
Dollars IN labor aud improvements upon ths
silver King, Golden Queen. Highland IloT
North Star, Blue Bell and Mabel Mining Claims
Located by J. u. Binley, l.. II. Binloy and III,
Il. lrland, May 10, 1902. May IL, IgL! and June
?, 1902, in Van DuZcr Mining District
County OF Elko, State OF Nevada. for Ii. wear
1900. In order TO hold the said mining claims
under tho provisions OF Section s3si Revis.
ed statutes OF the United Staten, being the
amount required to hold the claim for the per.
iod ending December 81, 1900. And n within
ninety days after this notic- by publication
you faii or refuse to contribute your prup or.
,ion or said expenditure as YOUR
interest in said claims Will become The
property Of the subscriber under said Section
aSsi. ~
Eiio, Nevada, March =, 1907.
ii. X. BLAND
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Shape Sci by Government.

There is considerable breezy COM
ment among certain women employees Of
Uncle SutD's two print. shops-,he gov
eminent printing office and the bureau
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n Narrow Escape,

den'ly moVea tile bowels nnJ 81 the
zane bme aiops the cou th. n,'s Lax
"'ivo Cough S.rur. CONTAINS mney
Hni TAR. 40 opinics. Beet Tor cough I,
~'lde, Group mud whnoppR couch. Sat
objection guaranteed ChilJrep liB0 II.
Mothers inJorAe IT,. Soil by Giho
DfrS Go.
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WARNING!

All Hunting, Shooting or
Fishing is hereby forbidden
on our ranches al South
Fork. ANY and all persons
trespassing will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent OF the
law. Reinhart Co.
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The Engagement Ring.
She-You know the old proverb
bout riches taking wings.
IIo--No. but | know about wltches
akIng rings.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07
PERSONALS.

H. A. Hatch of Bellows Falls was IN
town Yesterday on business.
r. D. Robinson was visitor in St
| Albans the first of the week.
Miss Blanche Clough is in Jamaica Wis
| iting relatives and friends.
S. W. Edgett was in Hartford, Conn,
| Monday on real estate business.
Harry A. Pike of Belfast, Me-, is spend
ing few weeks at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley F. Grown are
spending a few days in Wilmington.
Miss Flora Coolidge of Rutland spent a
few days at her home here last week.
C. w. Durham was in Springfield and
Holyoke, Mass, yesterday on business.
Mrs. L. S. Edwards goes to New York
tomorrow to spend a week with relatives.
Luther Hawley was at home from the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute over Sun
day.
George E. Fox was in st. Johnsbury,
Barre and Montpelier last week on busl-
ness.
John Shea of Beecher Falls has been
visiting at his former home here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Gould left yester-
day afternoon for Boston to spend few
days.
Z. H. Lawson, state representative OF
the Standard Oil company, was here Tues
day.
Mrs Paul Willis has gone to her
brothers in Lyndonville for a visit until
July |.
Mrs. J. P. Ferriter is spending two
II r
adelphia.
n. Parkins of Laconia N. H., was in
town yesterday on business with Durham
Brothers.
Judge Z. L. Waterman is in Woodstock
this week presiding at the Windsor coun-
ty court.
Fred Spencer of the Worcester Poly
technic Institute is at his home here for
few days.
Vern Winchester returned from eastern
Pennsylvania Wednesday to spend several
months here.
Charles Hawkins returned Tuesday from
fishing trip to Lake Dunmore with a
good-sized catch.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. w. Cunningham
are spending two weeks in Springfield,
Mass, and vicinity.
Mrs. William Gibbs of Millers Falls
spent few days in town last week, re-
turning home Sunday.
H. A. Rightmeyer of the American
Chemical company of Rochester, N. Y,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Southland, Mrs. H. E. Bascom's
trimmer, has been to the city getting
ideas for midsummer millinery.
A. d. Elmer has finished work for the
Vermont Printing company and returned
to his home in Mortified, Mass.
Mrs. J. H. Allen returned Tuesday
night from a two weeks visit with Mr..
Aliens parents in Jamaica Plain, Mass.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Knight and I.
are spending two weeks at M2lAsa
n. H., the guests Of Mrs. Knights l.a
A. B. Clapp, George ", Pierce %.
G. Ullery went TO Syracuse. y. 7, Il
day to attend the annual meeting q
Holstcin-Friesian association.
James +. Hooker and William H p
tor left yesterday afternoon for Bel
\. H., to look over a factory IN Vi
to start a branch of the overall bush.
A. P. Simonds was in Randolph Vi
nesday to attend the funeral Of WI
Wedgewood, a travelling man in .A .
ploy of Caldwell & Robbins Of New u
city. Mr.. Wedgewood was a Ua'g
Brattleboro frequently.
Attorney General Clarke C. Fits p
10 Manchester Monday to appear ii,
the grand jury of Bennington county =
resenting the state in the case agail:;
fred Mahan of North Bennington, '
murdered his niece several weeks ag'.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07
Marriages

In Brattleboro, June 5, by Rev, E
5. Osgood. Merton Bemis Of SpHlgn5
Mass, and Miss Harriet L, Bemis Of p
tleboro.
In Brattleboro, June 5, BY Rev.
R. Miles, Hal L. March and Miss L
II. Lawton, both of Brattleboro,
In Brattleboro, June 6, by william
Newton, esq, John Mcdonald and
Maria L. Cressey, both Of LhaFen'
Mass.
In Schenectady, n. Y, May 80, BY /
DR.. Adams, Leon H. Severance OF y
cuse and Louisa Van Buren, OF Sel'l
tady.
In Hinsdale, n. H.. June 8, by h
5. P. Cahill, Edward Parenteau
Louise Chavolier.
In Lewiston, Me-, June ). EdvaIa
Bailey of Brattleboro and Miss LoAiS
Gilpatrick.
In Vernon, June 5. by Rev, Al
Webb, Edmund NJ. Heard and I
Louise Barnes, both of Vernon,
In Vernon, June ), by lev. -
Webb, Harry 0. Weston OF Nh. WI
Me-, and Lillian c. Adams OF Vernon
In Putney, June 5, by Rey, L
Morey, Albert E. Campbell Q. Rocnsa
\. H., and Miss Alice NJ. IoTnsell
Putney.
In Williamsville, June 5, by Rev VI
Newton, Bert H. Bastian O. BTaIF
and Miss Lula Belle Goodrich.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07
PERSONALS.

Philip Ball of Boston was visitor in
town Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Austin leaves today for
a visit in Boston, Mass,
Mrs. II. NJ Stone has returned from a
two months visit in Boston.
F. c. Parker of Concord, n. H., was
in town yesterday on business.
Mrs. +. w. Childs is visiting her moth.
er, Mrs p, A. Fullerton, in Chester.
Mrs. c. +, Dennison of Springfield,
Mass, has taken rooms at Canal street.
Charles GRAHAM and w. A. Shumway
were at Green River fishing Wednesday,
Fred c. Gibson of st, Johnsbury was
visitor at his former home here yes
terday.
n. Ahmes of Springfield, Mass, was in
town Wednesday on business connected
with vacuum cleaners.
Thomas Mason of Post Mills visited his
brother, Edward Mason, on Memorial day,
returning home Friday.
| Mr. aud Mrs. George Odell went TO
| Franklin, n. H.. last Saturday, return
ing Tuesday of this week.
Kendall Severance returned to New
! York Tuesday afternoon after spending a
! few days in town with his parents.
Mrs. c. T. Whittemore and two chill
dren of Newton, Mass, are spending a
few days with Mr., and Mrs. c. ii. Colt.
Fred Il. Thomas and Harold Smith re-
turned Monday from fishing trip to
| Wilmington, reporting a catch numbering
1870.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Demands
| ton. Mass. returned to their home yester-
day afternoon after spending two days in
town.
Mrs. George w. Baker and daughter
| Miss Gertrude Baker, of Cleveland, o.,
are spending a few days at the Brooks
House.
Harry and George Freeman left Tuesday
| for Torrngton, Conn, where the firm to
which they sold their needle business IS
located
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pitman of Troy,
y. y, are spending few days at the
Brooks House and calling upon relatives
in town.
Frank H. Brasor superintendent of the
Estey Organ company, left Tuesday for
jamestown, \. Y, and Louisville, KY
on business.
Miss Harriet Barrows was graduated
this week from the Boston Young Won
ems Christian associations school of do
nestle science,
Lotus Stafford, who has been working
at the Cutler & Porter store in Spring
field. Mass, has returned to work in Dun
ham Brothers wholesale department.
Dwight Goodenough of Springfield,
Mass, who with Mrs. Goodenough has
been visiting at Mrs. T. J. B. Cudworths,
has been i'll the past week but is now
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest j. Waterman have
moved from their apartments in the Co
lonia to the Judge Waterman house on
High street which Mr. Waterman has re-
Gently purchased,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reed and daugh-
ter of Montpelier and Mrs. Ernest Reed
OF New York city have been guests of
Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Edwards and Mrs. +.
l. Swift this week.
Miss Elizabeth Gray, who finished work
at the Estey Organ company office a few
weeks ago, has gone to work as a stenog'
rapher in the office of the E. r. Clark
Automobile company.
Hoton Withheld visited relatives in
town yesterday on his way from Boston
to his home in Grand Forks, n. d. Mr..
Whitfield is a student in the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology.
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HoUGH10N& SlNokDs

of the Endeavor service. Old and young
cordially invited.
Notwithstanding the rain Of Wednes-
day a good sized delegation from West
Brattleboro attended the convention Of
the Windham County Baptist Bible School
association. which was held with the Bap-
tist church in West Halifax. The conyen-
ton was attended by an unusually large
number considering the rain. Over 50
delegates and visitors registered. An ex-
cellent program was presc nted. There
were addresses by Dr. W. \. Dawson,
Rev \. 7. Hafer and Miss Carolin Hop
son. The musical selections were Of
high order Miss Eva Griffin and Miss
Minnie Thurber of Wilmington sang
duet, which was much appreciated by all.
The two solos by Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Weatherhead with violin accompaniment
by Miss Maud Barney Miller OF West
Brattleboro, brought forth burst of ap-
plause from the convention. There was
also a selection by the choir, which was
well rendered. Two new pastors were
introduced to the convention Rev.
Thomas Sparks OF West uuilford and Rev.
j. G. Vance OF East Dover. The closing
service Of the session was conducted by
Rev. J. \. Mitchell of West Brattlebor0
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07
Fifty Suits TO Choose From
$3.50 $3.50 $500 $4,000 $500 $4,000
Worth $3.50 $3.50 S225O $B5O $500 $4250

gain. Fine crisp lawn waists, value
$1.25, $3.50 for. ................. soc.
Lace waists, white and ecru and
black $3.50, $500, $685.
MILLINERY.
A sale of hats and flowers that
needs no introduction. The annual
sale Of hats and flowers at Csc, value
soc. to $3.50.
Children's straw wash hats,
25c. and SOC.
Black or white sailors,
Soc, Soc, &c., $3.50
Chiffon and braid hats at
$1.90, 1925, S2.48, S2.9S to 1898
LINENS.
Every good housewife appreciates
good linen, especially good linen at a
bargain.
Fine bleached Scotch linen table
patterns in sizes 2x2, 2x212, and 2x3
1.39 1.59 1893 ESQ 2.9s 1926 to 4.5o
Value
LIS 200 2.75 1926 3.75 $50 to 600
COATS.
Unreasonable weather has left us
with too many light check coats and
to move them we have marked the
$500 kinds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3.95
$685., $50, $3.50 kinds. .....S4.95
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RAIN COATS.

The backward season has had a de-
pressing effect on the prices, not on
the qualities. Silk rain coats, value
$3.50 for. ........ Sl2.5O
$25 ones for $3.50 $3.50 ones for 500
Black. and white shepherd s check
rain coat, value $4,000 for. $500
Fine Eworsted rain coats, grey,
browns, tans, $3.50 and $3.50 quail
ties for. ........... $3.50 and $3.50
All new goods, over 20 styles select
from.
SKIRTS.
Here we are again looking to your
interests to save you money.
Gray invisible check and stripe pan
ANA skirts sold during the season at
$500 and $3.50 but we bought a lot
of cancelled orders so we can sell them
now at only. ................. $500
Fine black wolfe and etamine skirts,
worth $3.50 and $3.50, for only $685.
Extra size black skirts in panama
and wolfe at $3.50, $695 in short steps
to $4,000
WAISTS.
We don't claim the honor of
knocking down the prices on waists.
It's the manufacturers loss but your
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-06-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express heartfelt, y !,
to all those who so generouslr ana Il Il
~ assisted during the sickness, deaiLs
burial of our beloved wife and noun
H. n. Wilder. mi
Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. ", " II
Mr.. and Mrs. w. /, WIZ, v AZ
Mr.. and Mrs. D. h. W I''