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ALBURGH SPRINGS.

Ira Kingsley of Chicago. H., is the
guest of his sister, Mrs Arthur Hilliker.
Mr. Kingsley was called here to attend
the funeral of his mother. Mrs. Martha
Bell Kingsley who died suddenly on New
Years day at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Hill.ker. Mrs. Kingsley had had Il
mild attack of pneumonia but was con-
sidercd much better when she was
stricken by dcath.-School opened on Mon
day, January Z with Miss Anna Hanr-
han as teacher.-Mrs. Ira Hunter of
Rouses Point. n. Y, with her children
are stopping for a time with her mother,
Mrs Town who is sick with grip
Thomas Gallagher and Mrs. Walter Brooks
of St. Adams bay spent Saturday with
their father. Joseph Galligher.-lra Kings
ley Of the Theological school Of Chicago,
H., occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
Church on Sunday. January 6.--Mss
Frances Laid returned to burlington on
Thursday, January g, after a visit Mt her
unclc'S. II. G. T.ldd s.--Miss Belle and
Miss Maggie Creller of Melbornr, Mani
toba, are visitors at Daniel Harvey's.
Miss Marion Mills has returned to her
school in Swanton after spending her
vacation at home.
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WOLCCTT.

Mrs. NJ. -. Scott Of Beecher's Falls was
recent guest of her sister. Mrs. j. w.
Scott.-Miss Phoebe Luther is home from
HardwicI and Is a guest at her uncle'a.
T. Il. Luther's.-W. p. Gowen has gone
TO East Fairfield. where he has employ
ment.-W. w. Spauldng lost one of his
matched pair of chestnut horses Satur-
day.-Tho Rev. c. W. Hunt. presiding
elder of the district will hold quarterly
meeting here next Sunday. January 10.
He Will preach in the morning at tnis
church and at North Wolcott in the after
noon.-Mrs. II. L. Smith. who has been
suffering from cancer for nearly three
years, is very low at this wrtirG.--
Archie LeBaron has gone to Goffstown,
\. H., to stay for some time with his
father, George LeBaron.-George p. Eos
ter, w. r. c.. No. 49, and Posts No. 50,
G.. "A. r., held IA joint installation of
officers at Grand Army hall Saturday
afternoon, January D. The officers of the
post were installed by Past Commander
=. s. Scrbner of Cnderhll, p. c.. L. c.
Mann; S. Y. c., a. A. Whitney; j. V. c.,
n. Is. Jones; Q. NJ, f. h. Morse; chap
lain, e. c. Mann; surgeon, y. Smith;
o. D., ID. II. Wheeler; O. G., y. X. Jones;
adjutant, NJ j. Leach; sergeant maio",
G, c, Fisher; Q, NJ, sergeant, Robert
Boyce. The W. r. g. officers were in
stalled by Past President O. l.. Luce of
Morrisville. President, Hattie J. Wheeler;
$, V. T., Mary W. Tillotson; ], V. p.
Georgia b. Morse; treasurer, Clara r.
Bridges; chaplain, Pcrsis A. Gowen; con-
ductor, Gertrude Wheeler; guard. Ellen
y. BOyce; secretary Hattie f.. Hubbell.
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STOWE.

IT," next event IN the lccturs course
Will h, an entertainment on Saturday
evening, January u, by the Nettie Jack
son company, and will doubtless be a
popular cntertainment,-lt Is expected
mat % or 80 members of Mystic Lodge,
r. d A. NJ, will attend the district meet
ing In Johnson on Thursday,-On Sun
day evening a memorial service for Chap
laln McCabe was held at the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Sketches of the bish~
ops life and work were read and short
ADDRESS b. the pastor, Among those who
are attending the dairymen's and sug gar
makers meetings in Burlington this
week are c. L. Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs.
u. W. Adams. A. c. Slayton.-E. a. Pike
or lrashurgh made IA brief visit the frs,
OF the week at the home OF his daughter
Mrs r. c, Scribner Mr., and Mrs. Serb
ner and son WITH visit Mrs Scrihner's par
ents in lrasburgh Thursday and Friday
" regular NEE ing az Mansfield Mountain
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EDEN

Laura Taylor of Morrisville is visit
ing frients In towii'LAbout one third
of the people in town are having a
tussel with grip these days. All arc
improving except Albanus Earl and Il.
b. Blake both being very sick at pre-
scnt.--The barn belonging to Mr.. Shu-
felt and its entire contents including
G cows. 4 calves was burned last week.
The property was insurcd-Mrs. julia
Blake has gone 10 Mass to spend the
next two months-Bcrnico White
more is working for c. Newton ut
uckervillc.-Henry Emery Is help
ing at the PheoniN.-News has been TO-
ceived from Martin Shattuck that he had
gone into business in California and was
coming home to settle his business her,
and go there to reside.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Maple Lawn Academy reopcned Mon
day after two weeks vacation.--Mr.
and Mrs James Dougherty attended
the funeral of her brother, Henry
clinton at Milton Wednesday.-Mrs.
Luton Allen is spending n few days in
Montrcal---Therc was n whist party
at Juan Robinson's Wednesday even
ing.-Miss Libby Cassidy and Rolla
Darrow were married Wednesday even
ing at the parsonage. by the Rev. Mr..
White. A reception was held at the
home of the bride, Immediately after
the ceremony. The bride was the re-
cipient of many valuable presents
Mrs. Caron is visiting relatives in Mon
trcal.--There will be no services at the
Catholic Church Sunday, January 10
There was party AT the home of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ l.. Allen Saturday even
ipn
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JEFFERsONVII.LE

The sophomOrcs Of the high school will
serve an oyster supper at Hotel Melendy
January IA son was born Jan
uary to MIR. and Mrs. John Mar
tin.-Mr. Morrison of st. Adams Is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. I. Fl. Melcndy.
-Wyman Perry and sister. who We're call
ed here by the death of thelc father,
Harrison Perry. havercturned to their home
in the West. They were accompanied by
Curtis Perry, who Will spend several
months in Dakota.-Deccmbc p at the
regular communicated of Warner Lodge,
No. 50, +. * \. NJ, tho following officers
were elected \. II. wood w. NJ; II. w.
Lang. L. w. G. L. Mudgett. ]. w; W.
II. Griswold, treasurer; c. J. Thompson,
secretary; l.. y. Thompson S. D.; f. w.
Stone. j, D.; NJ. NJ. Powell, S. s.; w. w
Chase j. S. the Rev. Z. Wheelock, chap
lain; DR., r.. r. Rush, assistant chaplain;
G. a. Hormer marshal; G. G. Powell
tylcr-Mr. and Mrs. Ncrnol of St. Al
bans are spending the winter with their
daughter Mrs. j. \. Watkins.-The Rev
Melville Shaver and wife have moved tc
Alton, n H.. where Mr.. Shaver has q
parish.-Mrs. John Martin, who has beer
very seriously sick is mprovng.-Oscar
Jaques, who spent the holidays with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jaques, has
returned to his employment in Boston
The Jeffersonville Dramatic club repeated
| their drama Grandmother Hildabrand'
Legacy" at the opera house in johnson
January /. They drew "A good house ant
report very pleasant occasion.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from 3rd Page.)

company was held in their office Monday
afternoon The following officers were
elected: G. l.. Marsh, president; NJ =.
perlcy, secretary; O. Merrill, treasurer
aud general managcr.-lGli Bascom and
Miss Marguerite Bascom. who have been
passing Il few days in the home Of {. r..
Latlamc. returned to St. Adams Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Carpenter who has been
passing the holiday vacation with her
parents returned to 'Nddlebury College
Tuesday. -Lawrencc Hart of Hartford,
Conn. and Miss Cora Hart of CRANKY.
Que, are visiting their sister, Mrs. e. II.
Farrell. Miss Hart is intending to enter
business college I'm Hartford the middle
of this months. G. Towle Is Ill with an
attack of measlcs.--C II. Abel, who was
injured recently in "A fall from ladder,
is somewhat approved though still con-
fined to the house,. X. Montague, Il.
G. Burt. Emmett Weld. +. NJ. Wright, W.
G. Fassett w NJ. Towlc and V. A. Irish
were among those who attended the
dairymcr's meeting in Burlington
and Mrs. F. w. Draper attended the ses
sions OF the darymen's meeting in Bur
lington. Mr.. Diapers place in the bank
was taken by L. l.. Marsh during his
absence Mrs V. A. Irish is passing a
few days in Burlington.
Miss Mamie Fairman or Westfeld is
guest in the home of NJ. p. Perley.-Mrs.
Hubbard Pomcroy of berkshire was in
town Tuesday on her way to Waterbury
for a vist.-Miss Lilly Trumpass of West
field Is visiting Mr. and Mrs A. NJ.
Ascltnc.-Mrs. a. Holden returned Tues
day from Richford, where she has been
passing II few days. accompanied by Mrs.
j. /. Whitney, who passed the day In the
family of w O. Holden. Mrs. Holden
will remain in her son g family few days.
John Bean and his son, Napoleon, went
to Ware. Mass, Monday, where John La
fountain, a brothcr-in-law of the elder
Bean, IS seriously ill-Mrs. NJ. a. Gaines
returned from West Berkshire Tuesday
&C. G. Gates from rural route No. was
in town Tuesday. where he met his
mother. Mrs. Mary Gates of Franklin,
who will visit her son a few days. The
young child of G. G. Gates is ill.--A horse
being driven by Mrs. F. A. Wiley was
frightened by train Tuesday
and ran away after tipping Mrs
Wiley out in the snow in the yard of W.
II. McAllistcr. The only apparent damage
was a broken dash on the sleigh-A
daughter weighing ten pounds was born
TO DR. and Mrs. G. c. Abel "Wednesday
mornlng-Mr7. +. s. Hutchinson passed
Tuesday in BurlingtOn.--W. G. Mason and
NJ. L. Pcrley attended an executive com
mittee meeting of the county y. NJ. G.
a. in Sheldon Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs
f. f. Beatty attended the da!rvmen's
meeting in Burlington Wednesday,
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. T.. d. Strong left Jan. I
jamestown, n. D., where she will <,
the winter. On the way there she int,
/" stop at Minneapolis to visit Mrs. &c,
spear, formerly Of this place.
w. W. Sprague has gone to I
Ithd' Me, whore he viii maze his M
quarters for tho winter as salos u,
Tor tho Shaiplcs Separator companv.
SpraPue is TO remain here and Is bo
Ing at William Blodgetts.
Curing the past year there v,oro II, 7
dolph % marriat s, 45 births ant
deaths.
Thorc was quite n large stock s
ment from this station Monday. r.
were $50 lambs and n large numbe
calves and hogs sent to Boston; pr
paid were. for lambs 6tac a pound, |
to 1a, calves 3 to ! &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.. Holden on
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Washt
OF Fresno. cal. and party Of t
Old friends at the Old Homestead
| whist Saturday night.
wallace, the voar-old son Of
and Mrs. George Mudgett. who
been i'll for several weeks with sca
fever died at their home Sunday nj
from that disease combined wit
bladder trouble.
Mrs. Lyman Hutchinson is very 4
her home with pneumonia and isl
tended by a trained nurse.
At meeting Of the stockholder
the Randolph National bank
| Tuesday, the following directors
| officers were elected for the ens
| year: Directors. William II. Du
willard Gay, william b. Wall. H
| Thomas and o. -. Copeland. viii
| II. Dubois was elected president,
lard Gay, vice president. and q
| Copeland. cashier. This bank pail
sixtieth scni-annual dividend Of 4
| per cent. to shareholders JanualI
1907.
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs. William Donald and children and
Stuart Hoag returned to New York
Monday. Mr. Donald returned New
Years night.-William Thomas, who has
been seriously i'll for weeks, IS up and
around the hOuso.-A young son Of Josie
La Bomhard was thrown into pile of
rocks while coastirg last week and it is
feared he may los" one EYED NJ.
Skeels has gone to New York for a few
days.-W. T. Council OF Tarrytown. y.
Y, who has a summer home here, has
come up for the winter sports and is
boarding at D. r. Tromhlys for n few
wceks.--Ada Goodsell and Edith Doolin,
who have been very III with the grip,
are little better Dorothy Hill. stan
ley Pike, George King, Herbert Hough-
ton, Scott Tleury, william pike and FL
mer Pike have returned to school after
spending the holidays at home.
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chase a farm on which Mr., Webster will
move his family the hrst OF March,
John Hunter is visiting his children in
Westford, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hunter,
The new boilers have arrived at Bel
vldere Center for Gurnsey & Billings
mill and are nearly -eady.-Dr, Hyde
saw six deer while crossing the mount
ain last wcek-M. q. Ainsworth and
Miss Lou Barnard were united in
marriage, Both are from Belvidere
Center. They left for Boston and will re-
in Craftsbury. -Nr. ana Mrs. c. Co
burn had fine Christmas pres
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ST. ALBANS.


Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Frances T. Magiff, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Magin Of Bank street.
and William Proctor Mcleod. The cere-
mony will take place Mt the
home Of the bride on Wednes-
day evening. January 16, at eight
o'clock, and the Rev D. j. O'Sullvan
will officiate A reception, for which
a large number Of invitations have been
Issued, will follow from $50 to ten o'clock.
The newly welded couple will occupy
the home of Mrs. d. *. ellison on Con-
gress street.
A bankruptcy hearing in which many
farmers of the county were Interested. on
account of being hit" so heavily was
set for Thursday, when Walter ! White
president of J. II. White 4 CO., and r. r.
Grant. trcasl,rer. were to be examined
Neitber of the men appeared, however,
md the examination was postponed to a
Safe T., he announced later.
Tho case of Stale against d. Gilmore
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HYDE PARK.

The annual church dinner of the Con-
Eregational society was held at the
church Saturday. Dinner was served at
1890 to about 70, after which the bust
ness meeting was held and the follow
ing officers elected: Emma X Wswcll,
secretary; II. NJ. Mcfarland, treasurer;
chairman of business committee, =. A.
Foster.
V. a. Gilmore, resident of North
Hyde Park, was found dead In bed Sun
day morning. He had been in usual health
of late. The funeral will be held Tues
day. Mr.. Gilmore enlisted in Co. II. 18th
regiment, December G, 1861, end re-cnlist-
ed February 49, 1864, and was promoted to
sergeant June 4, 1864. He was member
of Aaron Keller Post
County court resumed business again
Monday afternoon. The first case taken
up was Douglass VS.. Carr, assault.
b. G.. Rooney returned to Fairfield
Monday where he has employment.
At the annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the National and Savings banks IN
this place Tuesday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Ma
tional bank-Prasideut, ex-Gov. c. =.
Page; vicc-prcsident, II. NJ. Mcfarland;
cashier. f. H. Noycs; directors. c. s.
Page, II. NJ. Mcfarland, K. s. Page, II.
a. Noyes. OF the savings bank: Prcsi-
dent, ex-Gov. G. s. Page; ce-president.
H. NJ McFarland treasurer. +. NJ Gull
Ner directors, g. S. Page, II. M McFar-
land, r. s. Page, S. a. Fife r. w. Hui
burd, A. A. Pike.
Mrs. e. C. White was visitor in Bur-
lngton Monday.
Miss Doris Derio is slowly recovering
from a two weeks Illness with the grip.
A. l.. Noyes who has been spending the
holidays at his home here, returned to
Norwich University Monday.
Miss Llah Waite was visitor in Bur
lngton Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Atchison of Underhill is a
guest of her cousin Miss Clytle Howe.
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STOWE.

The ladies of II. IT. Smith Post. Wo-
mans Relief Corps served n hountiful
dinner on Saturday. January g. to tho
members of the Grand Army and corps
a large numbe- We're present and did
Justice to the banquet. In the after
noon a Joint installation of the officers
of the two societies was held. Judge
Chandler Watts acted as installing
officer for the post Following are the
officers: Commander. H. G. Thomas;
senior vicc-commander. Ira Mum
Junior vice-commander. Jackson Sar-
gent; ouartcrrraster. $. 5. Spaulding;
officer of the dav, H. :. warren: sur
gcon. Ahram Burnett: chaplain. Chan
dior watts; officer of the guard, Henry
Gibbs. adiutant. Franklin Davis. ser
goant major. $. NJ. Brush; ouartermas-
ter sergeant. r. +. Smith. The follow
ing officers of the corps were installed
by Mrs Almira Slayton: President
Mrs. Alice Thomas; senior vice-prcsi-
dent. Mrs. Almira Slayton; Junior vice
president Mrs. Lucy Scribnrr. chan
lain, Mrs Mary Rclden; treasurer Mrs.
Alice RAYMOND: conductor. Mrs. Susie
Roardman; guard. Mrs Phoebe Adams
Dntriotic Instructor Mrs Eleanor Ger
ry; secretary, Mrs. Anna Kimban; as
sistant conductor, Mrs. John Drugg:
color bearers. Mrs Emma Brush, Mrs.
W. II. Moulton, Mrs. l.. l.. Spaulding,
Mrs. Huldah Pratt: assistant guard
Mrs clara Sargent: press Correspon-
dent and organiSt, Mrs w. n Adams.
On Thursday the CONGREGATIONAL
Church held its annual dinner and roll
call. The roll call was taken up In the
forenoon. and was responded to ny
many present Letters were read from
some of the absent members. Among
them being Mrs Elizabeth Savage,
Miss Harriet Savage, Miss Sarah Por-
ter. Miss Sarah Parrish Mrs. Eunice
Pottle, Miss Nellie Watts and Mr.. and
Mrs. \. j. Douglass. Dinner WAS
served at noon The following officers
were elected at the business meeting:
| Deacon for two years a. II. Cheney;
! clerk and treasurer, Mrs. Alice Ray
| mond; Sunday school superintendent
tcndent, Mrs Alice RAYMOND; assist
| ant superintendent, A. F. Smith, see
rotary and treasurer of Sunday school,
Lawrence Bigelow: business commit
| tee, l.. g. Tomlinson, H. H. Moulton
and H. G. Fuller Reports from the
business committee and various de-
uartments were read. The expense Of
repairs and changes in the church
building have been provided for. and
the church debt Is nearly cancelled.
| The rcport of tho Junior F,ndeavor So
! cietv showed that that society has been
awarded two stars nv tho christian
Endeavor society of vermont. one for
leadership ana one for christian be-
neficenoc Some recent births in
stowe are n son to Mr.. and Mrs. II E,
Jonnev dauebter 70 Mr.. ana Mrs
rrank Alton son to Mr. and Mrs
pbiIin { Adams a dougb,or to Mr. and
Nc Too Iocl,son a sor IN Mr. and
Nrs Bo,hon Sbermor-Tbo HIGH
schooI ho,,s, bos,,ot han team n,aved
IN II,,do par,, an FRIDAY ovonin, and
ala not hri,r homo tha bonors
ceorge Swift Of Chicapo visited mis-
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RANDOLPH CENTE.

Principal G. II. Merrill was in
ton last Friday and Saturday tc
Il meeting Of the Normal school
sioners.-Mrs. A. c. Wells stal
Philadelphia last Saturday on Il
her sister, Mrs, Il. A. Partric
sister, Miss Mary Hodges, who
here for the holidays, acconpanl,
New York to continue teaching. =
j. Adams, who had been visiting
ents a few days, went to New
Saturday on business.-John Bolil
is quarantined on account of scar
(Continaed on the 18th pa
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H. w. Allen e. Co.

Grange will be held or. Saturday, Janu-
airy II, The officers for the ensuing year
will be installed.-Mrs. James Lund, who
has been confined to the house for some
time by illness, has not been so well this
week.-Mt. Mansfield Juvenile Temple, |,
o. q. t. will hold it's next meeting at II,
L. Straw's on Saturday at 80 p. m.
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CHELSEA.


per cent ~ SHarenoiuerS J"Hual
l'0''
1-v,cr.
CnCbDCA.
Fillmore Edwards. a South Washi
farmer, whose wife recently died
rented his farm to Eli j. L,eggett ar
companied by his granddauehter.
George, went THURSDAY TO suend
winter with his son. Fred w. Edy
who lives in Pardocville Wis.
Orange County iau is enioving IFS
week of cmptiness which is an mr.
record during the last several voars
recent no-ltccnse vote affecting ~
looms Of Woodsvflle. n H.. has de-
the supply Of DRINKS from Wells
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Frank l.. Greene and the Hon. f. Wal
worth Smith. The officers are: President
Edward c. Smith; vce-president AMI
manager, Frank T.. Chamberlin; treas
urer, Nelson Il. LEcuyer.
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Fleetwood followed with n very high
compliment to .nc choir ana much
pleasantly The Roy. V. NJ Hardy
made response to Joy in Fellowship,
Comradship, Worship and Redeemed
Souls" in an impressive manner. Miss
Anna Mower was next called upon and
In very neat. pretty way responded
to Joy of Having the Last Word
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BELvIDERE.

Mr.. and Mrs A. Webster and ID. u.
Witherill have returned home from
Garfield, where they had been to pur-
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ent of little girl baby. Fay and Der
Witherill are drawing logs for Boni
4 Hopkins.
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Furs end Fur Garments.

Natural Gray Squirrel Fur Coat size 49, reduced from
500 to 1850
77so
Natural Gray Squirrel Coat size 81, with fancy embroid
cred reduced from SX35 to 100.
Sable Dyed Squirrel Coat size S. reduced from $50 to
625o.
Squirrel Lined Broadcoth Coat, size &c. reduced from
EOS to $3.50
Ladies Driving Coat at fine wool SEAL size 49, length As
inches, reduced from 500 60.
Squirrel Lined Broadcloth Goat, 49, with broad Lynx
collar, reduced from 500 to II.
Sable Fox Boa 3-4 yards long reduced in price from
ST. so to US.
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Children s Garments.

clean absolutely stock select FROM undcr-
able the lot and prce collection had
Garments that $500 and 5000 Priced at 1915
Garments that W 81. so to SO 90 Priced at 500
Garments that Sl2 50 to S14.5O Priced at IT'S
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Ladies and Misses Outer Garments.

Colors and black latest styles shown this
Mostly silk lined all through few only that lined to the
waist-prices were $780, $500, $22. so and $500
Priced in this Sale at SI2 so
Fine Brodcloth Coats-Only IS of them get quick march
ing orders prices ST.. 50 $l750 Priced ST. rs
Chdrens Garments
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alored Costumes that S875 $4,000 Priced $3.50
Tailored Costumes that Sl2 so So Priced IS 90
Tailored Costumes that S25O S35O0-an item
wonderful value Priced at $17. SO
collection that were s37 so s42 So $4,000 to $4,000.
n IN
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II. w. ALLEN t. CO.
Annual Clearance Sale
Outer Garments, Furs
and Fur Garments

No necessity now for not having correct Win
ter wraps when the prices have been cut in half and
that too, on the most desirable of garments
S9 Is for travelling garments made of Scotch liked
heavy wool materials Long and medium length black Coats fine
garments that SIS 90 to $1,000
Ladies Tailored Suits and Costumes
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-12-26

Subscribe tor the 'News;''
only $I.oo a year,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
at Private Sale.

The undersigned intending to re-
move from the County, will sell at pri
vate sale, his property at Dublin
Mills, Fulton county, Pa, consisting
Of tract of land Immediately adjoin-
ing the village of Dublin Mills, con.
tanning seven acres OF land in splen-
did state Of cultivation, having there
on erected 2i story 7-roomed Frame
Dwelling House, good Stable 20x3C
feet, Poultry House l0x30 feet, and
other necessary buildings. Good Or
chard, and running water in the house.
Terms to suit purchaser. For further
information address,
J. F. BoLfNGER,
12-5-5t. Robertsdale, Pa.
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Shoes, Shoes

We have shoes for everybody,
Those patent leather $3.50 shoes foi
men, need no advertising, they are 60
ing right out. We have mems shoes
ranging from 81. .65 to $3.50.
Boys from S5c to 81.
Children's 25c up.
Women's shoes from 81 80 to 81 90
You will need to see these shoes to APP
preciate their value.