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The Washington times., 1907-06-14
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Finally it was proposed that since all
were so emphaucally in harmony with
the optimism of the evening. something
definite should be done toward doing
more for the success Of the show than
mere words could Accordingly those
present formed themselves into an or
EaniZatiOn pledged TO do henceforth
what lay in the power of each TO say
good things and do good deeds for the
Ter-Centenuial. One dollar year was
decided upon as the dues. and everyone
present paid up. The only qualification
for membership stipulated was that the
candidate must be a booster to become
a Booster" and that his name should
he proposed by or vOuChed for by
member OF the club.
Amid great enthusiasm the health and
success Of the new club was quaffed in
good Wurtzburger, and the meeting pro-
ceeded at once to election or officers.
The charter members Of the club were
as follows
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ENOSBURGH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Libby ana three children
of Maiden, Mass, are visiting Mrs
LhbY's sister. Mrs. Herbert II. Bessev
Mrs. Tabor of Fairfax, who las been
passing n week with her friend. Mrs
G. r. Kenlield, returned TO her home
Friday.-The funeral of Trcfr Centerbar
was held al the Congregational Church at
noon Thursday, July r. The burial was
at the cemetery at tac Center Mr.
Contcrbar was long a resident qt Enos-
hnrsh, moving n few years ago to
Sheldon, where he died.-Mr. aud Mrs
Adams and daughter Of Fairbault, MINI.
who have been visiting relatives in this
town, have started on their homeward
way visiting Washington and the James
town exposition. Mr.. Adams is tho son
of Bartlett Adams and Mrs Adams, the
daughter of Samuel NJ. Nichols, former
~ OF Enosburgh,-Mrs I,aVise, Miller OF
Newport is visiting her mother, Mrs
Sarah Stevens-Mrs. Rhoda Cushman.
who has been passing some time with
reHatives In town, has gone to visit her
brother, Elwyn Yates. in Fairfield
Miss Gleason of Jericho Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. John F. Stevens. The severe
electrical storm of Saturday afternoon did
not do much damage In this vicinity
although 1t twisted corn badly.
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closed 99c: Dec Sl.011sgp1 .025s. closed
No2la May sl.05kul 061s, closed .1O6
CORN-Receipts 67725, exports 2ls1i3.
sales 1000; spot firm. option market
was higher on GOVERN, by July shorts.
closing i4d%c cover over the previous
night july Cd7a06lc, closed Gic Sept.
closed Gl'sc; Dec. at 59hsc.
OATS-Reccpts $500; exports 200.
Spot steady.
COFFEE-Thc market for coffee fu-
lures opened steady az unchanged prices
To decline Of 10 points under scatter
ing liquidation or realizing and so sell
ing for turn. European markets made
n fairly steady showing however, large
trad interests were buyers early. and
during the morning, prices worked up 3
points over the closing figures Of last
night on ono or two months. Later the
market eascd off slightly under Wall
street selling and closed steady not I'M
changed TO = points lower Sales for tho
day were reported Of 49, go bags. includ-
Ing July at S75; Sept at s5G5d5. II:
Nov. at $50; Dec. at $3.50 March al S.. IS
M5.So and May Mt $3.50.
spot coffee quiet, RIO No. :. SIC: San
tos M. 4. 7tsc; mild coffee quiet; Cor
dova 9df2t5c
StGAR-Rcw firm: refining 333ik"2c.
centrifugal 96, test 1891: nolasscs sugar
3i2' 2W31H,. Refined steady.
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EAST HIGHCATE.

on" Of the worst wind storms which
has visited this town for .nany years
passed over here Saturday p. m. between
i've and six O'Clock II was aCcompa MED
by severe electrical storm. A vast am
cunt of damage was done 10 crops. shade
trees. telephone poles and wires Trees
were uprooted and broken down. The
roof of Richard Brctchs' tenement house
was torn off and about co feet of the roof
on the highway bridge.-NIiss Kathleen
Bernard Of Bedford. Que, was the guest
of Mrs, O. H. Rixford last Week.-Mrs.
Charlotte Osgood, who has been visiting
her cousins. Miss Sadie and Oscar Rix-
ford returned Thursday Mrs. Ahbie
Jebot of sheldon Springs is visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Shower Mrs. William
Machia is seriously ill.-Master Ephr!an
Read, who has been visiting IN East Fair
field for two weeks has returned To his
homo here.-The lawn party given by the
aides Village Improvement society
Thursday evening was well attended -
The condition of Miss Ethel l,emnah
who has been very i'll for several DAYS
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MONTGOMERY.

BENJAMIN ]. Wade died Sunday evening
after a long Illness with heart trouble.
Mr.. Wade was lifelong resident of
this town. holding many town offices He
leaves a wife, one daughter, Alice Wade
Lumbra, and two grandchildren Max
and Kate Sampson, who have resided
with their grandparents since tho death
of their father and mother.-Mr. and
Mrs, Shepard and daughter. Miss Doro-
thy. Of North Troy visited at Bert Phil
lp's over Sunday.-Mrs. Robert c. Martin
of Dorchester. Mass, are visiting In
I" wn.The funeral of Ami Noyes was
held at the house Thursday. the Rev
J. +. Baxendale offciaunE.-Mrs. Her
bert shower Of Enoshurgh Falls is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs p. ].
1,amhert.--Mrs c. r. Nadnev will lea We
Thursday for her new home In Green
field, Mass Katherine and Mark Hub
bell Of Dorchester, Mass, are visiting
at Edwin Farnsworth's.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

Boston. July a.
FLoTE-rlour is quiet and easy:
Spring patents, mill shipment, sj.9oH5.Go:
winter PATENT 2tGsa4o0; winter
straights. Si5o9A75: winter clears. Si.5u
$50; Kansas patents si55a51o; spring
clears S35oaA2o
CORNMEAL AND OATMEAt-Quiot
to-day: bag cornmoal tleea1.e5; barrel
p.75Q2'o; grauulatcd, 0.25a35o; holtcd
s$15d3to; rolled oatmeal s5d55o: cut
and ground '56oaG; rye hour. Ao5a5 20:
graham S?.7oa425.
CORN-C'ru is quiet but nrrner and
higher: Spot steamer yellow, Grbc; NO
. vollow. 6r.MG5r; No. 2 yellow. &c; for
'ipmcnt, all rail. No. > yellow. G9tbc;
No. 3 yellow CSC lake and rail, 80. >
yellow, SIC; 80. ? yellow. G2isr.
OATS-Oats are quiet but firm: SCOT
so. | clipped white - s055c. No. > ciip-
ped white. 52tac; No 3 clppcd white. Sc;
rejected white Oig0alc: for sh'nmont.
70 to IS lbs. 5oU5aiac: IS 20 - his. 5Oisd51c.
40 to A. lhs 52iso. fancv 40 - q lbs. 81.
40, lake and rail. IS 70 40 lbs. 4siya5A,;
now, for August shipment 36 ia rs his
Aiqc; IS TO a lbs. ~.
LARD-L7rd ana briskots are 10 high
or, but other porl, nrovisio.e ava I'm
changed: Pure lard. lo7sc. pals. liza
1l7sc; rendered leaf lard, lo,sc: pals. l27.
013lsc: trisRete 1taso.
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HIGHGATE CENTRE,

j. p. Steele of Marlboro, Mass. was in
town over sunday. the guest of Mrs
Mary Steele-The Ladies' Village I'm
proVement society served ice cream
and cake on the lawns of c. u. Loukes
Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
Chauncey Stmets and son, Alfred of
West. Newton, Mass, are visiting at
George c. FolsOm's .-Frank Carman Of
Boston and Elmer Carrlan of Cambridge
Mass, are guests of Mr. and Mrs, II
g. Carman.-Mrs. Charles Richard OF
Melrose Highlands, Mass, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry A. Stimets. miss
Annie Hamilton, who has been visiting
Mrs. II. q. Carman, has returned 10 ST
Albans.-Mr and Mrs. II. c. Manner Of
81. Adams We're In town Sunday.-.Mrs
Horace y. Cross returned "Wednesday
from the Mary Fletcher hospital. Bur
lington, where she has been for the mast
three weeks for treatment.-M. W.
Hedding left Monday morning on a short
business trip TO Boston. Mass-Mr. and
Mrs, George c. Holmes OF ST Alban,
were in town Sunday A. Butler and
lamily are in camp at Queen City park
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sWANTON.

During Saturdays storm a large build
ing owned by J. II Barney and used for
storing Agricultural implements went
down with crash. A drunken tramp
was found asleep N n rowhoat stored in
tn building and birds nest. knocked
from the timbers vas resting on his up
turned face. The man was pulled out of
the wrockage Of timters uniniured.
Swanton was in darkness Monday even
ing on account OF A break in the wires
FRANK Jcwett, who is in the employ Of
the Larkin company at Buffalo, is thu
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II.
Jewett. Mrs, Jowrtt mas been visiting
friends In this vicinity for several woeEs.-
George I/ouiselc town clerk. who has
been to Newport y. II. and pttsford On
a vacation OF two wcokS, is back In his
of1lce again. Mrs. Louisell. and children
will remain IN Pijtsford for a longer stay.
Miss Marguerite ITarvood has gone To-
Concord, n. H. for n stay of two weeks.
September 3. Miss lIarwood assumes tho
position OF assistant principal OF the
Wilmington high school.-Mrs. Dunton OF
Brooklyn, N Y, Wife of Dr. Dunton. A
former resident Of Swanton. is visiting
friends here-The Ladies' Aid society If
the Methodist Church will hold a lawn
social at the homes of the Rev. NJ. r.
Barney and NJ. W, Barney Friday even
tng.-The Barney marble plant IL fully
employed on several large and important
orders that will keep the mill running to
capacity for weeks to come A carload
OF finished stuff will go to San Francisco
this week and interior finish notably in
green marble IS in course Of ma mn "a ctura
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FAIRFAX.

Fairfax was visited Saturday afternoon
by one Of the hardest rain storms Of the
season Tightening put all the telephones
out of commission. II struck tree in
Mrs. Oliver Cherrn's yard and a large
pine tree in John Rogers pasture. Mr.
Rogers had Just got his cows. lie thinks
If he had not they all would have been
killed as they always stayed under that
tree when it raned. w. W. Warren $
barn was struck and two cows killed. All
Of his COWS were In the barn al the time
Some straw was set on fire, but was nut
ont before any damage was done.-Mr
and Mrs. J. II. Rugres passed Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs Rugglcs sister.
Mrs. David Rooth-Misses Babel orion
and Helen Leach went al delegates to
Silver Bay, ~ Y. Friday. They will he
gone 10 days.-Mrs. James Carrigan has
returned from a long visit with friends
in Canada.-Mrs. p. NJ Ballard who has
been confined to her bed for n few davs.
is better.-Miss Fannie Walker Of St
Adams Is the guest OF her parents Mr.
and Mrs. a. a. Walker.-Thc farmers
will get about the usual amount of hay.
Crops are all looking well-Mr. and Mrs
r Il. Hunt of Waterville were called TO
Fairfax by the funeral of their cousin,
Fred Frurcher..-Mrs. VI. T. Shedd is
bettcr.-The funeral of Rrustor Daniels
VAS largely attended by friends and
neighbors. The Rev. T.. A. Ifford onlcl-
ated f. W. Shepardson aud Miss
Sarah Rowland sang two selections The
burial was in the Ortou cemcte,.v.-The
funeral of Fred Francher, who died in
California, was held Thursday at his
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EN0sBURGH FALLS.

The prudential committee of the high
school has received tho resignation Of
Miss Louise CLARK. Who has been assis, .
ant to the principal for few years past
and had been re-engaged for the coming
year. The committee has several appli-
cations for the position.-Ths Rev. f r
White left Monday for a. vaca ton
being absent two Sundays. He will ps
the most of the time with a brother in
Brocton, Mass,-Mrs. d. NJ Gardner has
been In Burlington for a few days.-Miss
Rernice Embury OF Montgomery is vs,.-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Wallace. Misses
lila and Eunice Murphy are IA ssing n few
days in st, Albans-,John II. Bldd NJ
Hartford, Conn, Is passing n few dave
with his parcnts,-Mr, and Mrs. Van F.
Perley and son, Allen, of Richford are
passing few weeks on their farm.-Mlss
Teresa Ward has returned to her home
In St Adams accompa Med by Miss Res.
sic Duffy who will pass n few DAYS in
that clty,-Mrs l.. 8. Andrus is having A
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Helen Randall and daughter are
passing few days with her daughter,
Mrs. J. r. Dimson, in Highgate. Don s.
Gates OF Boston and Miss Olmstead of
st. Adams are occupying the Mullen
cottage for ten days--Mrs. Sarah Huh
bard is visiting Mr.. and Mrs C.. c. Briggs
IN Furlington.-F. Il. willard went TO
New York Thursday night.--L A. Weeks
of Now York is passing n fcw weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Willard
Mrs. O'Ncil Of New York and children
are at Peter McDermptt's.---A son was
born to DR.. and Mrs. d. r. Sheldon a
few days since.-The remains of the
daughter of u. F.. Wing were brought
here from Mass. for burial Monday.
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EAST FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Wycgham of East Hartford.
Conn, is the guest Of her sister, Miss
Sarah Hale.-Thc Episcopal Sunday
school under the direction of Mrs. Egg
bert Colburon will give an entertainment
at opera hall Saturday evening. July q.
Ice cream and cake Willie served The
Rev J. T. rban has returned from a
three weeks trip among the Adirondacks
for his health and IS feeling much better
Mrs. DeWart and little son of ST. Adams
are visiting at the home of F. s. Tupper
Mrs. Lee Rut-erfeld and daughter
Ruth and Dorothy. and friend Marie
QuInhy, all OF Concord n. II. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fsbert Of Colhurn. Mr.
Alexander Of the L. s. Custom force, Bur-
lington. passed Sunday at the home Of
Cant. G.. W RurlesOu
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Tense and fined S. and costs. The others

Tense and fined S. and costs. The others
Will he tried to-day.
horse hitched to an open buggy in
which was seated n woman with feet
braced against the dashboard and hold
ing grimy on to the lines, while the
frightened animal galloped at headlong
speed up Main street yesterday after
noon, made a thrilling spectacle for a
rev minutes for crowd OF people. The
woman whose name could not be learn
ed, had put her team up at a stable on
Fairfield street. When tho horse was
hitched mp II Is thought that one OF the
hold backs straps was not properlv
stayed, for the buggy crowded down on
tho aninals legs He started at once TO
run. turning the corner from Fairfield
10 Main streets at rapid pace and
STRENGTHENING out into n dead run IN
Main street. There was mad scatter
Ing Of pedestrians, teams and automo-
lles, with many narrow escapes for all
az the horse tore blindlv along the
driver however, keeping her head and
the horse In n fairly straight line. As
the OUTFIT passed fuller's livery stable.
Mr.. Fuller stopped Gregory Smith who
was passing In his automobile and
race after the wing runaway was on.
The rig was overhauled and passed near
the Stanahan place. where Mr.. Fuller
jumped ont and with Harry Thompson
caught the lorse as he swcrved to 70
round the automobile. Tho wagon was
not damaged and after the horse had
been quioted down and the woman got
her hat on straight, drove on
In city court yesterday. Timothy Catl.n
Of sheldon, pleaded guilty and paid = fin,
of s. and costs. for refusing to pay fare
on trip from Sheldon to this city about
two weeks ago. Catlin had n round trim
ticket good for 20 days. which had ex.
rircd months ago. He rendered that ~
the conductor who refused It and dc
wand"l his fare. Upon Catlin's refusal
- pay he was arrested. George Rlacr
and Eugene Page were convicted of first
oftensos Of intoxication Yesterday In city
court and each was sentenced to ton days.
@ Mckinney. T.. Mckinney. Charles Bray
a0d Willard Al-er were all convicted II
first ofouses three paid their fines Of s.
and costs but Alger could not and he IS
serving a ton days sentence.
There was a hearing in the bank |
ruptCy court yesterday before Referee
II G. Royce in the case of william
Iandon Of Georgia. relating to the
turning over Of certain personal prop |
erty ana to tho Objection to the dis
charge Of the bankrupt. The adjourn
ed first meeting Of creditors in the case
of Joseph IT, White * Sons. incor- |
roratcd, was also held. Decision was
reserved in all cases.
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BEAVER.

Miss Helen Leach has gone to Silver
Lake, N. Y. as a delegate from the
Baptist Y. i. society and will be gone
about two weeks.--Mr. and Mrs. Harry
W. Crafts visited relatives In Westford
the first of the week.--Miss Mabel Allen
was at her home in Buck Hollow over
Sunday.--The hardest thunder shower of
the season passed over here Saturday
at p. m. Rain fell in sheets and the
thunder and tightening was terrific the
roads were washed out badly in places
There is a great scarcity of help for hay
ing
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MILTON BORS.

The social event OF the season was the
18th birthday OF w G. Blake observed ut
his cottage "Bonekai Friday afternoon.
Supper was served at $50 by his daugh-
ter Mrs. Il. NJ. Blake, assisted by Mrs.
Charles Tllton OF st. Adams Covers
were laid for 36 guests from Camp Rich.
The invitation cards we're OF birch bark
with spray of forget me-nots painted
on them. Clam shells with the name OF
The guests were at each plate--A party
Of 81 from St Adams We're shipwrecked
ut Camp Rich during the storm Satrr-
day and were obliged 10 remain over
night and return by team Sunday.
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BAKERSFIELD.

Misses Mabel Upper and Abigail Tup-
per arrived Friday from Worcester, Mass ,
Tor a visit with their parents.-George
Narcotic, who is employed In Burling-
ton, passed sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Marcette.-Misses
LEILA Cowan, Florence Durivage, Ber-
nice Morse. and Lena Narcotic won't
Monday to Johnson to attend the sum-
mer school.-The arm on the Highland
farm owned by H. b, Fuller, was
struck by lightning during the storm
saturday evening and considerably
damaged
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Miss Minnie r. Capron has returned
from a three weeks soiourn among
friends in Greenfield, Gardner. Fitchhurg
and Worcester, Mass.--M'ss Gertrude
Norris Of North Scituate. r. l.. Is visit
ing her brother. Frank Nortis.-L
Warner Howe Of Gardner. Mass, is in
town.--The Misses Marjorie and Dorothy
EWns of Montreal Que. are visiting
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. =. s.
Ewins.-C. w. Hicks Of Newport is at
the homo Of his father w. s Hicks.
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MORSE'S LINE.

Mrs. Sarah Hubbard left Saturday for
burlington for a weeks vsit.-L. w
Houver passed Saturday and Sunday with
his parents in Durham, Que Mr.. and
Mrs. John Webster of Franklin visited
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hall Sunday. Homer
Sherwood Of RichfOrd IS visiting his
cousin. r. Sherwood H. A. Fuller raised
tho addition TO his barn Monday Butter
market higher: separator tubs, "A cents;
boxes and prints "a cents
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BERKSHIRE,

Farmers report fair hay crop.-Mr.
and Mrs. O, f. Combs of Montgomery
visited at A. A. Ladd's Sunday and Miss
Anna Ladd accompanied them home for
a weeks stay.-M'ss Tessic Libby has re-
turned from visit at East Berkshire
Mrs. Cortes Johnson is improving in
health and IL able to ride out.-This
locality was visited by a very bad storm
Saturday evening crops were rolled
down, trees uprooted, and tightening
CONTINUED on ith paxe1
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LIVE STOCK WAS DULL.
offerings Small and Demand Light nj
Brighton.

Boston, July 2i-The local live stock
market felt the effect OF the hot weather
Yesterday. The demand from the retail
ers was light the supply also small and
consequently II was n duh and uninter-
esting day. Prices. however, on all
grades remained Arm and the same
prices prevailed as last week, Rest beef
cattle brought from to 5iac, while the
lower and medium sold as low as exc
Calves brought from 10 Thc, while
hogs sold readily from 1910 to s6..5
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ST. GEORGE.

Miss Eta Forbes returned to her
home in Essex Junction Sunday after
visit of several days with her sister,
Mrs. Carrie Grcy.--Miss Jennie Sabns
of Bolton is passing several days with
her cousin. Mrs. Ina 1rinsdalc.--Mr.
and Mrs. George Smith and son passed
Sunday Mt A j. Downcr's.---IT IT, Til
Icy has Just secured a s12 pension for
Mrs. Martha Hall of Hincsburgh.
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PLAN JOINT CELEBRATION
Formal Opening OF Champaign Canal
May Take Place In 1900.


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.'..- '.,e','N' p''"''' quay UHe ar
"'0 '', Lu'"t WISH u' '"H
'','.' ""' ~" '"'h comm 'SS4o ~
S'''' "''"'" vac axe III
"' N'''' J." sp'"N'N OF tu''her
i''"N ''' t'' '' .'"'e'"'@' OF the uis
ma, # &c cxna,t.a tte u,ort, 40 aos,,,
"niug tho ChauVlaiu canal will be
completed by that time so as To permit
VIC formal opening I'm connection with
the t"r'ont"nnial exercises. In that
event IL IS expected that a large feet
of pleasure craft Will come from ,he
Hudson river TO Lake champlain for
the celehratlon
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations In New York, Boston and
Chicago Markets.

New YORK, July ~
WHEAT-Receipts 10000; exports 1895
Sales 20oNn0 futures Spot steady. There
was a weak opening in wheat to-day.
followed by strong advarces, due TO a
rust and export talk covering OF shorts
and active bull support, Later a partial
,chction followed, although last prices
ere still a 10 &c net higher July
s7ilG97a.c closed o7&c Sept 9S S-l60a9thc.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET

Boston, Mass. July 24-Gcneral stead
mess characterized 'o-dav's somewhat
narrow trading in coppcrs. More activity
was shown in Ama,gamatcd and other
cappers
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Continued on 18th page.)
Evening star., 1907-08-29
A:s5t:d 4 Ss;s # sai,, axo At $6.75

An assemblage of broken lots that
makes mighty choice picking, for the
original lines were big in variety and
the styles the best shown.
Serges and thibets, as we'll as fancy
worsteds and cassmeres, are embraced
in many patterns Three-piece Suits
and Two-piece Suits-straight-cut
trousers and cuff bottom trousers
You won't hesitate about our PROPOSE
ton to buy.