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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

at the church vestry Wednesday morn
ing.
Wallace Bailey has finished work fol
the Ashuelot Paper company and has tax
en- a position at Amidon's mill as fire
man.
Roger Holland of Williston academy,
| Easthampton. Mass, spent Sunday with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Holland
! here.
The body of the late Henry Harring-
ton, a former resident of this place, was
brought here from Brattleboro for burial
Sunday.
Martin Kelley has moved his family
| from Depot street to the house recently
vacated by Phillip Bergeron on North
! field street.
Misses Susie and Margaret Conway of
Winchester. n. H., spent Sunday with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Lynch.
w. F. Lawes has finished work as
agent for the Metropolitan Insurance
company in this town and is succeeded
by Arthur Porey.
John A. Fisher, son of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
L. Fisher, underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Harvard hospital in
Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Taylor entertain
ed a number of their friends at their
home on Mortified street Wednesday
evening. A bountiful supper was served
The Halle & Frost company has begun
working IS hours a week. The summer
schedule will be $50 a. m. to 6 p. m,
with an hour for dinner and a half holi-
day Saturday.
John Perham has moved his family
into the house recently vacated by E.
r. Keene on Canal street. Frank Elliot
has moved his family into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Perham.
Harry Fl. Wood of Hartford, VT, and
Miss Amy G. Pierce of Newfane, Vt,
urday. L. +. Liscom and Edward Steb-
bins witnessed the ceremony.
Mrs. James Bridge entertained num-
Der of her friends at her home on Kill
burn street Friday afternoon and even
ing it being her birthday anniversary.
A bountiful supper was served.
Harry Clifford of North Hinsdale was
before Judge Howe Saturday charged
with starvation of his cattle, the com
plant being made by Mrs. Jennie Powers
agent for the humane society. Mr. Gift
ford settled for $780,
Judge Stone of the superior court of
Keene was in town Tuesday for the .pur-
pose of settling the case of Leonard vs.,
Martin. The parties both claimed the
title to certain plot of land. Deeds
were put in evidence and several wit
nesses were heard. Before the judge rem
ders his decision a survey of land is to
be made and put in evidence.
Charles Butterfeld, who went to
Nashua recently with Brooks and Der
geron did fine playing last week, making
the only run for the Nashua team
Bergeron pitched a fine game and Brooks,
the pride of the Hinsdale baseball team,
was considered the best catcher. the man
ager of the Nashua team has found this
spring. These three stars will be with
the Hinsdale team Saturday, May 4, to
play return game with the Brattleboros
at Brattleboro.
The next attraction of the popular
Hinsdale entertainment association will
be The Dutchman's Honeymoon which
differs from other honeymoons. Do you
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03

visit n at the soldiers home in TiltOn'
Mrs. Mary Dolan is making a several
weeks visit with her daughter in Wall
ingford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lamb of Leo
minister, Mass, spent Sunday at John
Lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pearson spent
Sunday with Fred and William Pearson
in Keene.
Mrs Nellie Worden has returned from
few days visit with relatives in Spring
field, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Robertson have re-
turned from a business trip to Spring
field, Mass.
Mrs. Fred LaFond of Ashuelot visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith,
Wednesday.
Miss Charlotte Slate has returned from
a visit with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas, in
Brattleboro.
Mrs. George Delphy has returned from
few days visit with her husband in
Tracy, Conn.
Miss Abbie LaChance has returned
from few days visit with her sister in
Clinton, Mass.
Henry English has finished work in
Ashuelot and is working for John Mar
tin, the baker.
E. j. Richards has returned from a
visit with his son, DR.. Karl Richards, in
Maynard, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Robertson have
returned from few days visit with rela-
tives in Boston.
Miss A. M. Barrows was in Marlboro
recently and took part in play which
was given there.
Mrs. John Cole has returned to her
home in Meriden, Conn.,, after several
weeks visit here.
The Hinsdale baseball team will play
the Riverside Athletic team of Orange
at Orange May II.
George Fiske is expected here this week
from his home in Springfield, Mass, to
spend the summer.
John Davenport is to move into the
house on Canal street recently vacated
by G. S. Goddard.
Miss Mabel Pike has gone to East
Mortified, Mass, where she is to work
during the summer.
Rev. George r. Locke has leased the
Baptist parsonage recently vacated by
Dominick Belleville.
Edwin Bailey of South Deerfeld, Mass,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bailey.
Miss Susie Smith has finished work for
the Ashuelot Paper company and is work
ing for Mrs. Amidon.
L. E. Bruce crushed one of his fingers
quite badly while at his work on G. P.
States barn Monday.
Dominick Belleville has moved his fam
lily to Worcester, Mass, where he is en-
ployed in barber shop.
Mrs. Tilton has returned to South Deer
field after several months visit with
her brother, G. S. Howe.
Misses Mamie Redding, Laura Beane
and Florence Beauchaine visited Friday
with relatives in Greenfield.
Mrs. Warren Hall and daughter, Miss
Mollie Hall, have returned from a visit
with relatives in Millers Falls, Mass.
The women of the Universalist church
served their third annual May breakfast
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GUILFORD CENTER.

Mrs. f. w. Legate is the possessor of
new piano.
H. J. Richmond from Putney was in
town the last of last week
Charles Ward was in town Wednesday
to see his father, who remains very ill.
VIII Lowe of Riverside, Mass, is in
town again and took in the May dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Legate went to
Greenfield Sunday and returned Monday.
Mrs. H. E. Thayer went to Florence,
Mass, Thursday to visit her friend, Mrs.
George Churchill.
Mrs c. A. Clark came from Springfield
Mass, last Wednesday to spend the sum
mer with her daughter, Mrs. S. M. Bull
lock.
The calico dance given in grange hall
was quite well attended. The prize of
81 for the prettiest dress was awarded
to Miss Flora Jaqueth, and Leon Haynes
won the gentleman's prize.
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COttOnS

SO inch unbleached cotton, 712c. quality
for sac, 9c. quality for 7c., Toe, quality
for &c.
40 inch unbleached cotton, value 1Oc.,
sale price, &C.
81 beached sheeting, value 29c, sale
price, CSC
Langdon bleached cotton, value loc.,
sale price, loc'
10 inch Dwight cotton, value 19c., sale
price, lac
Hemstitehed pillow cotton, value zoe,
sale price, loc'
Long cloth, value lie, sale price, &c.
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Toilet Articles

Colgate's tale powder, value l9c., sale
price, l2H2c
Toilet bath soap, value &C., sale price, &c.
Munyon's Witch Hazel soap, value l5ep
sale price, &C.
Pear soap, value l5c., sale price, lOc
Co lgate s Cash. "Boq. soap, value Zoe.
sale price, 2oc
Lot of perfumed soaps, value lOc., sale
price, &C.
Large assortment of tooth brushes, value
oEo so1a. nrice 10c
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Hosiery

Infants, childrcns and misses black
ribbed hose, value l5c, for &c.
Ladies black and tan hose, value l2lse.,
sale price, &c.
Ladies black and tan hose, value 25c,,
sale price, l9c'
Mems cotton mixed hose, value Zoe,
sale price, sac
Men fast black cotton hose, value
l2i2c., sale price, &C.
Men, split sole black hose, value lie,
sale price, Tic.
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Ladies' Muslin
Underwear

Great advance in the prices of cot
ton and trimmings has increased the price
of cotton underwear alarmingly, yet we
will offer goods in this sale lower than
ever.
Gowns, good cloth, full size, long and
short skirts, drawers, lace and hamburg
trimmed chemises and corset covers, regu
lar SOC. and 75c values. 47c
Skirts, hamburg trimmed gowns, low
neck and Y neck lace and hamburg trim
med chemises and corset covers, retail
price, $l.00 and $l.25, sale price, sec.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-05-03
New England Farms Wanted

t,r There e are M hundreds of people who want
about your farm is the wav 10 g ,aein know
customer and good price If your farm puij *
10r sale write at once to the pubIisbars ~ ~
T I1so New England Farmer (estabished IN IN
Nav toF s9elT cooperative plan Of Selling
do bushes direct with the customer vo,, you
no commission, you. get a quicker sale a pas
you get better price. Write us and Iot anu na
tell you all about our plan. Show this aus Us
e Ser hani 70 your friends. We refer to
New England Farmer. Brattleboro' T Yer ane
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EAST JAMAICA.

L. NJ. Butler is in Rutland this week.
Albert Howard has sold his farm to
Mr.. Graves.
Miss Emma Howard began to attend
school this week.
w. J. Allen and family returned to
Brattleboro Monday
Arthur Gleason, who sold his horse re-
Gently to Mr.. Goddard of Londonderry
has bought one of George Knights,
Dennis Fredericks of Windham is in
town this week saving wood for n D.
Allen, n. F. Peirce, G. H. Gleason and
w. s. Allen.
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Births

In Newfane, April 80, a son to Mr. at
Mrs. +. 4: Dewitt and grandson to MA
Charlotte P. Dewitt.
In West Chesterfield, April H. a 81,
Cedrck, to Mr.. and Mrs William Bs7s
In Hinsdale, \. H., April %, a dagGa
ter to Mr. and Mrs Ernest Whitney,
In Bridgeport, Ct, April 30. son h
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crosby Wilson,
In Westminster, April %, a daughts
to Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Barber.
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DraperieS

RULED muslin curtains, value 39c., sale
price, 25c.
Rufied muslin curtains. value soc. sale
price, 39c.
Lace curtains. value soc, sale price, SOC.
Lace curtains, value Zoe, sale price, SOC.
Irish Point, value $500, sale price, $3.50
Extension rods, value Zoe, sale price, SC.
Door panels, value SOC. sale price, 25c.
Remnants of silkalines, value 1212c.,
sale price, &c.
Is pieces silkaline, value loo, sale price,
lie.
Tafreta curtain muslin, value 1212c.,
sale price, &c.
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Skirts

Lot /, white and colored duck skirts,
were 81 % and $3.50, sale price, SOC.
Lot ., white and colored duck skirts,
were $i.95 and $3.50, sale price, sl.4s
Lot 3, grey and tan duck skirts, were
1926, sale price, SLID
Lot A, this lot includes big line of
colors, also black and navys, former prices
* 40 r. S1O 90 sale price. S2.95
Lot 5. black and navy broadcloths, pan
amas, serges and mixtures, $500 and $3.50
values, sale price, s3'9o
Lot 6. black, navy and gray mohairs and
bananas. black and navy broadcloths,
$3.50 to $1,000 values, sale price, S4'95
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Small Wares

$50 Comet paper pins, regularly Be-, sale
price, lc.
Paper safety pins, regularly Sc, sale
price, &C.
Box of so mourning pins, regularly Be-,
sale price &C.
Shaded crochet cotton, regularly Sc,
sale price, lc'
Embroidered cotton, regularly Sc, sale
price, lc'
Thimbes, regularly &c., sale price, 1c.
let head hat pins. regularly &c. sale
price, lc'
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Marriages

~ In Hinsdale, \. H, April q, by Z. !.
temple, Esq, Harry Wood Of HarttoN,
IT. and Miss Amy G. Pierce Of MF'
In Brattleboro, April 80. by Rev, Va
ter Dole of Mortified, Vt, Irving hIi
OF Northteld and Miss Beryl Gilman q
Brattleboro.
In Newburyport, Mass, April y
George Nelson of Wardsboro and Nh
May F. Knapp of Newburyport.
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parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 0. Norcross,
last week.
Ira Burnett of Brattleboro and Charles
Hosley of Springfield, Mass, were in
town on business last week.
The members of the Ladies Aid society
are requested to be present at the next
melting to elect officers and transact other
important business that will not be acted
upon until there is a full attendance.
The May Queen and her attendants eel.
ebrated the first day of May by distrib-
uting baskets of flowers and presents to
their many friends in this village.
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Other County Towns.
WEST DUMMERsToN.

Miss Louise Speckman of Boston is
visiting her parents.
Mrs. Ward Estey is spending a few
days with Mrs. W. Wilson at her home.
Abner Bailey is i'll and under the care
of his physician, DR.. White of Williams
vile.
Miss Sadie Streeter is spending her va
cation from her school at home for a
week.
Mrs. Halliday of Brattleboro visited her
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SPOFFORD.

d. w. Slade went to Nashua last week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Herford of Keene
were in town last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowker of Keene
visited at Austin Fosters and John JOS
Inns last week Thursday and Friday.
Rev. Charles Riviere will give lecture
on A Trip to Paris at Village hall Mon
day evening at 7.30. The lecture certain
ly will be a fine one as Mr.. Riviere thor
oughly understands his subject and will
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MOUNTAINSIDE.

Miss Maude Rina Green of Fitchburg,
Mass, arrived Saturday for a short va
cation.
Mrs. Lyndon Durham and Mrs Arthur
Merrill of Brattleboro drove to Noun
tainside last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Waldo Rouillard gave a
sugar party to the members of the new
telephone line last week Wednesday even
ing. An enjoyable time was declared by
all nresent
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Ladies' Underwear

Children S vests, value Ice, sale price,
&c.
Ladies ribbed vests, value l5c., sale
price, 9c'
Ladies Isle vests, value 25e., sale price,
15c.
Ladies spring weight vests and pants,
value 25c.. sale price, 19c.
Ladies spring weight vests and pants,
value soc. sale price, SOC.
Children S waists, value Csc, sale price,
10c
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Wash Goods

Apron ginghams, value &C., sale price, DC.
Apron ginghams in a quality freely sold
at Sc, for 5Ac.
SO inch percales, light, medium and
dark patterns, worth lie, sale price, &c.
30 inch oxfords, very desirable for chill
drens wash suits, value 25e., sale price,
10c.
90 pieces dimities and musins, value Sc,
sale price. sac.
% pieces cotton pongee, value Sc, sale
price. 6l4c.
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THE World as II L.

1t a, gay old world when you're CAV
=, Ana glad old world when Won re- Glad
But whether you play 40 s'"u
Or go toiling away
1t a sad old world when you're sad.
It's grand old world if vou'r crao+
And a mean old world if You re small.
IT'S a world full of hate small
For the foolish who pirate
Or the uselessness Of it all.
It's beautiful world to see
~, Or it's dismal in every zone;
The. thing it must be
In its gloom or its glee
Depends on yourself alone.
$. E. Kiser.
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remember your honeymoon? If you are
an old maid you never had honey,
moon. But if you wish to get some real
pointers on how to enjoy a honeymoon
90 to the opera house next Monday even
ing, May g. and see how Hans Snitzle en-
lows his honeymoon. Seats are now on
sale at Mann's drug store. This is the
last attraction now booked until Aug. Is.
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Waists

Waists of striped ginghams, white lawn
waists with hamburg front, anniversary
price, 46c.
White lawn waists, some with alloyer
embroidery front, others with lace inser'
ton, value Sl.25 aud $3.50, sale price, SIC.
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Real leather bags, leather covered
frames value 75c.. sale price. ACC.
Assorted lot of chatelaine bags, card
cases, purses, and bill books, value l5c. to
75c., sale price, lOc
Fine mounted back combs. value 50c
sale price 39c'
Fine shell back combs, value Csc, sale
price, l9c'
Shell or amber hair pins. value 15c., sale
price, sc'
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Cloak and Suit
Department

Unreasonable weather created extraor.
binary bargains in readytowear gar
ments. Manufacturers were forced to sell
at ridiculously low prices and we bought
so as to offer in this anniversary sale
readyto.wear garments at prices materials
would cost without making.
Lot of tailor made suits, eton and pony
coats, $3.50 and $500 values, sale price,
$1,000
Brown, navy and black panama, black
and white and brown and white check
suits, value $3.50 to $3.50, sale price,
$3.50
Black and navy wolfe, tan check, gray
pan anna and vigoreaux suits, $3.50 and
$4,000 suits, sale price, $4,000
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Lace Department

300 yards cream galoOns, value sc, to
So sale price. 1hc.
Platt val edges and insertions, value &C.
to &c., sale price, sac
40 inch allover lace net, value sl.OO, sale
price, 'oe'
80 inch allover oriental lace, value $3.50,
sale price, Soc'
% inch allover cambria and muslin en-
broidery, value soc, sale price, S9c.
Wide snowy hamburgs, value l5c and
ICE, sale price, ICES
An colors in good washable taffeta rib
bon. TO inches WIDE value l2l2c. to
ljc., sale price, lOc.
Ladies hemstitched and embroidered
handkerchiefs, value &c. sale price, sc.
Ladies plain linen and embroidered
Swiss handkerchiefs, value l2l2c. and
ljc., sale price, se'
White and cream lace ehemisettes, val
ne SOC. and &c., sale price, 29c
White and cream lace stocks, value 25e,
sale price, lsc
Embroidered hemstitehed top collars,
value l2i3c., sale price, BE-
Embroidered hemstitched top collars,
value Csc, sale price, loc
Imported French feather boas, value
$500, sale price, $3.50
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Mems Department

President suspenders, value SOC, sale
price, S9c'
Men negligee shirts made from print
ed and woven madras, value $l.OO and
Al 81 sale price. roc.
Men $ negligee shirts, light and medium
colors, value soc. and soc, sale price,
SOC.
White washable four-in-hands, value Ice,
sale price, lOc'
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PROBATE NOTICES

The charge. for. probate notices NJ tb.
usual length in the Reformer for the tbr ras
weeks required by law is $2oo This in
and Settlement Notices. We shall IN Non Ss
to have you direct the Register Of ProS..s
to send your notices to the Reformer oOa'e
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Kitchen Ware

We will display in a special section of
this department gray, blue and white
enamel ware household articles that sell
all the year round at 39c 4Sc., and 59c.,
sale price 29c.
japanese sugar and creams were 80 and
4Sc. now 24c. per set.
Lot of odd pieces of japanese ware, were
Zoe and l2c., now &c.
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Wrappers

In spite of the advance in the price
of cloth and trimmings for the manufac.
ture of wrappers we will offer Is dozen of
light coored summer wrappers at our old
popular sale price, 49c, made with deep
ruiile, worth soc. to $l.00 each.
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The Useful Rain Coats

Bought especially for this sale, made of
pure worsted cravenettes therefore are
perfect rain sheds, in eolors of gray, tan
and browns. Value $500 and $3.50, now
$1,000 and S11.50
Silk rain coats, the sort you have always
paid $500 for, in this sale,
$3.50 and $3.50
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Deaths

In Mortified, Mass, April 80, BeaS
daughter of DR.. A. L. Newton.
In Mortified, Mass, April 49, Nm
Adellne Wright Moody, 81.
In Athol, Mass, May l, Henry y, To-
Ter, 81, a native of Newfane.
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Gloves

10 button black and tan kid gloves, val
ne $2.25, sale price, Sl.9s
Two clasp kid gloves, not every size,
value $l.00 and Sl.25, sale price, 75c.
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Linens

Huek bleached and unbleached bath
towels, value 7c., sale price, Sc
Bleached and unbleaehed bath towels,
value l2iac., sale price, loc
22x44 half bleached buck towels, value
25e., sale price, Zoe
Ainsworth's all linen towels, value 2jc,
sale price, lsc,
Bleaehed napkins, value $1.15, sale price,
s5c.
Bleached napkins, value sl.75, sale price.
Ready hemmed half bleached napkins,
value $50, sale price, Sis
70 inch Irish damask, value $10O, sale
price, 75e
81 inch unbleached damask, value &c.,
sale price, 2oc'
Bleached and unbleaehed damask, value
soc. and 62lac., sale price, ise
Bleaehed and unbleached twill crash,
value 6hc., sale price, &C.
ID. u. L. brown crash, value Sc, SAFE
price, SAC
72x9O bleaehed sheets, value 62l3c., sale
price, 49c'
63x90 bleached sheets, value Zoe, sale
price, 5sc
45x36 pillow cases, value l2l2c, sale
price, lOc'
45x36 pillow cases, value lie. sale
price, lac
64xs4 crochet quilts, value $1.25, sale
price, $50,
72xS4 crochet quilts, value $l.39, sale
price, sl.lO
76xSS crochet quilts, value $175, sale
price, Sl,35
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Dress Goods

80 inch Danish cloth, always 25c., sale
price l9c.
3s inch wool dress goods, this seasons
newest weaves, patterns sold in all stores
at soc, sale price, SOC.
Novelties in fine wool dress goods, value
SlO0, sale price, zoe.
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Coats

Black and tan covert jackets, $685. and
$3.50, sale price, S4.9S
$1,000 grades for $3.50. $ll5O for $3.50
The popular threequarters and seven,
eighths length coats, in a big variety of
colors. $1,000 quality for S6.95
$3.50 for $3.50. $3.50 for $3.50
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Umbrella Special

90 and IS inch union taifeta covering,
handles plain box woods, pearl and silver
trimmed, regular $3.50 value, sale price SOC.
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Silks

10 inch fine dress or lining taffeta in a
full line Of street and evening shades in
the quality that we recommend for salts
factory wear and always retail at zoe. In
this sale nj soc.
80 inch black peau de sole, value sl.25,
sale price, s9c'
SO inch black taffeta value $3.50, sale
price. S1.25
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PetticOatS

Black and eolored mereerized pettic0at,
value sl.OO and SIPS, sale price, ssl
Black and colored heatherbloom petit,
coats, value $3.50, sale price, si8
Black and eolored silk skirts, value
$500, sale price, S3s7
Black and colored silk skirts, value
$3.50, sale price, SIC;
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COrSetS

200 pairs of good, serviceable corsets
that retail regularly at soc, and $l.OO pair,
for zoc'
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Small Wares

White tape, regularly &c., sale price, le'
Black darning cotton, regularly &c., sale
price, - ~"
price, -
&C.. sale price Sra''
Dress shields, fine quality, regularly loe.'
sale price, ee'
and 6 inch cutting out scissors, zoe
and soc. values, loc'