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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
HAD BEEN TOO CARELESS.
Experience of Local Woman VIII
Turned Over a New Leaf.

A Brattleboro woman with an impress
sionabe nature became very much agitated
the other evening during discussion OF
the recent burglaries in this town. The
more she heard about the details OF the
different crimes the more positive she be
came that she had been almost criminally
careless IN neglecting to take every possl'
bic precaution against visit from the
ntruders. As she thought the matter
over she couldn't understand how 1t was
that she had escaped being burglarized'
doors and windows had been so invltingly
unlocked in the past.
In state of trepidation bordering on
hysteria at the thought OF her narrow es-
cape the woman resolved solemnly that she
would turn over a new leaf. Before retlr.
ing that night she made the rounds of all
the rooms on the ground floor, removed
the screens from all the windows and Sc
curey fastened the window-ocks. Then
she went upstairs to bed, retraclng her
steps once to be sure that she had bolted
the back door after putting out the milk
tickets.
1t was hot night and the woman had
allowed herself to become so nervous that
she couldn't sleep soundly. Toward morn
ing she awakened with a start, thinking
she heard footsteps on the front piazza,
but finally decided that it was curtain
Tapping. When daylight finally arrived
she was very glad to get up. Doubtless
she had been a little nervous the night
before, but there was some satisfaction in
feeling that she had taken every reasona-
Bile step toward protecting her property.
Possessed with this consoling thought
The woman unfastened the front door and
stepped out on the piazza to enjoy the
freshness of the early atmosphere. First |
she looked down the street and then her |
eyes fell on the piazza table. A faint |
scream escaped her and she sat down sud
lenly in rustic rocker. There on the
able, just where she had put it the night
before on returning from shopping trip,
vas her pocketbook. 1t was exactly as
he had left it; not penny had been mo
ested. The woman looked stealthily
bout; then she grabbed the wallet
-iciously and founced into the house.
It's good thing for me-" she muttered,
that my husband didn't discover that"
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

Albert Brown of West Rutland was
found dead Tuesday evening on Thralls
mountain in that town. He was pinned
under a heavy wagon and both horses at
tached to it were dead. 1t is supposed
that the horses were unable to hold the
load coming down the steep grade and
that the wagon was overturned, catching
Brown beneath it. The horses were prob
ably strangled when they fell.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

At Gaylord, Mich, the other day,
they cut down an elm that was eight
feet through at the base. 1t scaled
more than 10000 feet. Another one,
although rotten at the base, was cut off
Is feet from the ground and contained
5000 feet. A third tree in that section
is 81 feet in circumference. The van
dals have spared it so far.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

la,, Nex London $50 a m. Arrive Watch
|tSpUa NJ arrive Block Island u. 80 .. m. Re.
|s,,ss. win leave Block Island 2. 10 y. m, Watch
Elin connecting az New London with special
=, tse 10 lave that point at g. Is y. m. for Wind
rr1 al Intermediate stations.
rs 3 the most popular excursion Of the sea
| n NJ ni journey in each direction Is made
hrrs he coolest part Of the day and the trip on
| q rnmer. accompanied by the ocean breczes Of
' Lrs land Sound needs no further recommenda-
|E
c. N. BURT.
Gsnsnl Passenger Agent. b. & NJ. X. r.
J. W. HANLEY.
General Passenger Agent. c. v. II. II.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
ROOFING.

We have secured the agency. for Paroid
Roofing. one Of the best of its kind now on
the market, and manufactured by one Of the
Oldest concerns in the business. We are also
selling agents for both Galvanized and Paint.
ed Roofing. Anyone desiring good roof at
a low price will do well to order one of these.
oAtf HOLDEN 4 MARTIN.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

Gandenzio Merforro, Barre Italian,
was killed Sunday night by jumping. from
an electric car in an effort to get his hat
which had blown into brook.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24
CRAM
EXCURSION
| Watch Hill and Block Island
Saturday, Aug. 1st


A, Css,rsl Vermont r. r.. b, a NJ. r. r..
y. issles ana the new steamer. Block Island"
M, III he ruuni trip viii BE- sold at very
!. i.r~ snl special iralns viii be run as follows
-, nth the steamer block Island
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-24

.OST-An eight-foot cable chain. l.. A. How
- ard. Lock Box 433. Brattleboro Vt. soft
GE0. G. GIBBS. landscape gardener. 49 High st.
~ Care Of Lawns. Flowers. Shrubbery Grading.
etc. Telephone. l4tf
SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Help
~ furnished for small commission. Mrs Carl
Anderson. Brookside Cottage. Williams st, 1852
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
REEF D. s c z E e K f..

W. A. Street of Grange was
here Sunday.
B. f, Street of Grange was
here Monday on business.
Henry tpperson went down to
Batesville Monday with cotton.
Butler Johnson went to Bates
vile last week and purchased a
new Buggy.
Mrs. Winniferd Mcleod visited
her son, W. r. Mcleod, Of En-
cry Saturday night.
Mitch Johnson and family Of
Glover Bend were here visiting
relatives and friends last week.
Sam Johnson Of Cave City
passed through our town one
day recently, enroute to the bot
toms.
O. Z. Grafton, the noted horse
snapper and Gladly gentleman
of Calamine, was here Sunday
and was inquiring OF the new
J. P. Of Cave township when he
would have the authority to do
some matrimonial work. We
don't know where he was going,
but he was headed for the south
prong Of Reeds Creek.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
KIN G MILLS.

Mrs. John G. Holt is on the
sick list.
Wilson Holt of Walnut Ridge
was here last week.
The tick inspectors have re-
leased all quarantined cattle in
this section.
Elmer, the son Of Jas. G. Holt,
is i'll and under the care of DR..
Smith Of Ash Fiat.
Indian summer weather and
the farmers are taking time by
the forelock in gathering their
crops.
Jim Frank Williams Of Law
renee county brought his wife
and two small children here last
week. Mrs. Williams is in very
poor health. She is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Chris Holt.
The Farmers Union county
convention, which met with New
Hope Local No. 1852 on October
10th and 18th, was q success in
every sense Of the word. We re-
gret very much that there was so
much business before the meet
ing there could ha n h5.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
Scarlet Fever Al Batesyille,

Batesville, Oct, 23.-1he city
| is threatened with an epidemic
Of scarlet fever, and several fam
lilies have left temporarily to
avoid contagion, Tho young
daughter Of II, G, Dorr was first
attacked with u very severe case,
and since The disease has spread
into other families.
The public schools, while not
officially closed, are practically
deserted, and ho Board OF
Health met today to take some
action In the matter.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

j. O. Hoggard and William
Tounsleay Of Big Creek town
ship plead guilty to the charge of
failure to work the roads before
I. J. Davidson here last Satur-
day and were fined So each. A
similar charge against Lum Nc
Ginnis Of that township was dis
missed, and the trials OF Homer
Doss and Roe Street, upon the
same charge are set for today.
The following named citizens
were made Royal Arch Masons
by the the Chapter here last
week: Byrd Baker Of Wood,
James Wilks of Sidney, r. e.
Pickens, G. II, Craig and John
Wilks Of Evening Shade, William
Webb Of Reed, W. O. Tibbles,
G, II. Justus, G. D. Tibbles, j.
M, Williams and M. d. Barnett
of Poughkeepsie.
The fourth quarterly confer.
ence for tho Evening Shade cir
cult, M. E, Church South, was
held here Saturday by Presiding
Elder Skinner Of Batesville, who
preached three good sermons
while in town. The annual con-.
ference Of this church will be
held at Jonesboro in December.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

.,.,....-~. -, ~rAVai III Mellptils,
while the other children came
home. Tuesday morning the
news came that Marvin was dead
and that the body would be
brought home for burial. Ed
and the corpse arrived Tuesday
night, and the burial occurred
Wednesday evening. The young
mans death was a shock that al
most Frustrated his family and
unneryed the community. The
bereft family has the sympathy
Of all friends.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30

Kodol is a combination of the
natural digestive juices and ii
digests all classes Of food and
every kind Of food, so you see it
will do the work that the stomach
itself does. The only difference
between ii and the stomach is the
stomach can get out Of order and
Kodol cannot, but Kodol can put
the stomach into good order
Buy Kodol today. 1t is guafan-
teed. Sold by W. G. Snow.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
c A l. A "A | N E
Cold! Cold !

Cold! Coldl
News is scarce this week.
Van McGee Of Lockhart was in
our city last week.
Lee Street had business at
Evening Shade day or two last
week.
Mrs. Tressie Ware left Tuesday
Of last week for Thermal, Cali
fornia,
Ponder Hillhouse Of Hoxie is
visiting his father and sister here
this week.
L. B, Price, a young swell Of
lmbodcn, was visiting his par
ents here lately.
Berry Ware sowed twenty
acres Of wheat last week. This
ID someLhing we all should do.
j, G, Miligan was among the
number who attended the good
roads meeting at Evening Shade
last week,
j. G. McGee has opened up o
small stock Of goods in town
again, You can't keep " good
man down.
We are sorry to note the death
Of Mrs jay Brady, who died re-
Gently at her home on Strawberry
river, four miles east Of here.
The body was laid to reet in the
Shelbyvillo cemetery The de-
ceased leaves husband, one
child and u host Of friends toI
mourn her loss, All we can say
to tho hereaved husband is TO
bow in submission to Him who
doeth all things well,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
B E N G A Y

Health remains very good in
this section.
r. II. Spurlock, our merchant,
made a trip to Bate8ville1 last
week,
Some Of the young people
from here attended singing
Center Hall Sunday.
j. M. Howard, W. G. Fin
and Percy Wainwright went
Cave City Saturday.
Several from this vicinity
tended j. p. court at EyeniI
Shade last Saturday.
Hosio Steele, representing
queensware firm at Memph
was here Friday Of last week.
l.. r. Vaughan went to Ca
City Saturday to sell a couple,
colts, but did not make a deaf.
Walter Mcleod and family
and W. G. Finley Of Emery were
the guests of j. M, Howard Sun
day.
r, II. Roberts and wife 0
Poughkeepsie were visiting a
the homo Of L. r. Vaughan Sun
day.
Most of the people in this com
munity are over their cotton
and lots of corn is being gather
ed the last few days.
Any one wanting to swap
horses is referred to Cleo Bar
nett and Sam Gawf. They ar,
the only ones trading any lately
"Uncle Tom" Gay and wifi
were visiting relatives in thi
section last week. They ar
both getting very old, but ge
around glibly for people of theiI
age.
w. B. Barnett is able to be "
again, after being confined tC
his bed six weeks with typhoiC
fever. We are looking for hin
to come around to see us, anc
will be glad to entertain him
while.
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
|p OUGHKE KEEP S | E i.

erybody seems ou'J'
robn Bearden is very low
consumption.
hard Barnes and wife have
new girl at their home
y Barnett has bought Geo.
5on's phone and stock in
trawberry Telephone Co.
weather is fine for gather
roDs and sowing wheat and
Rrmers are putting it to good
INV Medlock and W. T..
bbell have each had j. u
bn to put in brick cellars at
premises
w. O, Tibbles was at Eve
Shade Saturday as a wiz
In some cases in Justice OF
Peace court
Ber Ben NJ. Bogard, Baptist,
ttle Rock will begin a pro-
Rd meeting at this place the
Id Sunday in November
d. Bud Hines died October
7 o'clock p. M, leaving a
and and three children to
the battles of life without
lid. The family has the
bathy Of all
omas A. Brandon died Mon
bight With congestion Of the
and was buried Tuesday by
Masonic order. He was a
citizen and will be sadly
bd by his family and a host
lends.
the third Saturday in this
h the Missionary Baptist
ch at this place called Elder
am Watkins of MaXville TO
ch for them the ensuing year.
members Of this church have
or on the ground to improve
building.
bn. T. W. Campbell Of Poca-
as made a, democratic speech
is place on the night OF the
A small crowd greeted him
account Of 80 much sickness
be immediate neighborhood.
ever, no made u good speech
a good impression on our
lie,
Sharp County record., 1908-10-30
G R A N G Z

ealth is reasonably good.
L. Street is on the plny
hi5 week.
A, Street had business at
(mine Monday.
hn Stalnaker Of Smithvi(le
in this section Saturday.
pc election iS only q very few
off now, Hurrah for W. j,
an,
iss Eta Street and her sister,
llassie, went to Calamine
4 day,
Z, Street has added much
DO to his property by building
ew barn,
ledo Shaver was up from
bw5crry ono day last week
Wing yeorlings.
! D, Powell has closed down
sorghum mill. lie made
hethiOg near 100 gallons Of
sweet stuff this season.
Pm Johnson Of Cave City spent
|furdoy night and Sunday here
r loft Monday morning for the
ftoms, whore he expects to get
p picking cotton,
Emery Smith came over from
|lamIne Saturday evening to
|end the meeting Of the Wood.
Sn Of the World, and spent The
gnu with B, i. Street and fam.
Ihl9 writer bad q fine dish Of
09uhg ears October %, and
10 q ripe watermelon. The
''ermeIons are oil gone, but we
Vo lots of corn yot, and IL il
" corn, too,
" z, Grafton Of CalamIne
.sSed through here Sunday,
INNING his Same old tune,
Q DON'T know whore ho had
en, OF course, but we do know
came down tho south prong Of
'ed's Creek.
we arc sorry to chronicle the
'a.Il wa oil little Delmar, son Of N,
Volhhla and wife, who died
'e9dOy Of laet week Of Nom.
a"oou9 Group, The romans
''o " o0rlod Ia tho McAdamc
.n9lc'y at Bengay, The com
unl'y eympathizes with the be-.
aved parents.
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Montvale Social News.
rspec,ni 10 Tho Times Dispatch.

TSpecIai toThe Times -Dispatch.1
MONTvALE, VA, June .6.-Miss Eliz-
abeth Rice. who has been attending
school at this place. has returned to
her home at WEIGH, w. Va.
Mr.. r. II. Terrell, having spent his
annual vacation here, returned on yes
tcrday to Roanoke city. his place OF
business.
Mrs. N. C. Luck and daughter. Mrs.
welburn. of Norfolk, left on Tuesday
for Buchanan. They will be the guests
of Misses Annie and Sue Douthatt,
whilst there.
Mr.. Charles c. Hatcher and Mrs.
Harry Rusher. are making a visit to
Mrs. Alfred Voolfolk, in Louisa coun-
ty.
Mrs. S. II. Price, Is visiting her
mother Mrs. Woods. at Glen Wilton.
Miss Lottie Price has returned, from
stanton and will spend her summer
vacation with her sister, Mrs. Milton
Terrell. S.s
Mrs. Conner, of Union Point. KY. is
expected on Thursday to visit her
Montvale friends. She VIII be the
guest of Mrs. Bette Rice this week.
Children's day at the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on Sunday. was a
great success, handsome sum was
realized for missions.
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Bedford Social News.

BEDFORD CITY, Juno 6.---Miss Eva
Hawkins celebrated her birthday very
delightfully."- Tuesday afternoon by en-
PERTAINING a number OF her girl and
boy friends at her delightful home on
North Bridge street. Merry games and
a dainty feast of cream and cake gave
wings to the moments and brought all
too coon the hour for adjournment.
Miss Matte Spencer.swho will soon go
elsewhere to live. was the guest OF the
honor.
Wednesday evening a very brilliant
german was given. by the young gem
tlemen al the Elk's National Home, the
spacious hall ofwhich was kindly tend
cred by the manager, Mr.. Tumblinson.
for the occasion. The dance was led
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. X. Burgwin, who
introduced "a NUMBER OF beautiful fig
ures. Music was furnished by q band
from Salem. There were twenty cou-
pies participating
Mr.. Parker Lambeth has ARRIVED
from his home is Louisa, and Is pre-
pairing to take possession Of tho fine
farm he has purchased short dis
lance out. He will. among other pur-
suits of farming, engage In violet cul-
turc.
Miss Bessie otey. OF Bluefield, is the
guest OF Mrs. e. G. Burks.
Professor and Mrs. Armstrong OF the
Lynchburg Womans' College, are oc-
cupying their cottage upon the slope
of the sharp top peak OF Otter
DIR. T. p. Wise has left for New York
to take special course In medicine.
robert Summerson. OF Wise, Virginia,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Il. Summerson.
DR.. H. b. Martin has sold his home
and farm to Mr.. James Frazier. Of New
York. DR.. Martin will purchase home
elsewhere in the county
Mr.. Claude Fisher, a registered phar-
macist has accepted o position at
Graham.
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Christiansburg Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHRIST1ANSBURG,V VA, June g.
Mrs Mary Mosby Thomas received the
members of the Wednesday Club from
. until 8 on Wednesday afternoon. At
ter some discussion OF club affairs, de-
licious strawberry cream. orange sher-
bert. chocolate and Ice cream cake,
cheese waters and hot coffee was
served.
Miss Matte Linkous announced that
she had surprise for the guests. From
high heart OF white syrnga framing
a picture Of the marriage ceremony.
twelve guests were invited to draw
were suspended tiny hearts on which
were written Matthew Kills., and
the mystic letters which spelled
Til -m-a-s-L-a-c-k.e-y.
Miss Lnkous gave the date In
clever little rhyme composed by her
self:
At last she's won.
But how and who. invited guests, tits
not up to you.
After June seventeenth, to submit all
facts.
Shields Lackey pays no bachelor tax.
The health of the bride was pledged
with clever toasts.
Miss Matte Monterey Thomas has
pSCl VIlc W LIE IlUSL Dedu-
| tiful women in Virginia, and is noted
as much for her charm OF manner as
| her beauty. She Is e niece of; Colonel
r. Trigg Mosby, and Is a member of
one of the most prominent families of
| Southwest Virginia. Mr.. r. Shields
Lackey, whom she Is to marry, Is a
son of DR.. II. c. Lackey, of Iron Gate.
and is general sales agent of the AL
legheney Iron and Ore Company. The
| ma, , .iatr 1nyt1t 1>e al, toxl n "A
on Wednesday,. June 18th, at the home
| of the bride.
Misses Mary and Sadie Elicit enter
| tanned the members of the Young Girls
| Euchre Club on Friday afternoon. The
guests were Misses Mary Massle. of
Pulaski: Mary Woolwine, OF The Mar
rows; Gussie Kohen, Louise Hanley,
Ruth Croy. Beatrice Calhoun. Annie Eoff,
Edith and Semourali Fagg, Mary Mil.
| Ter
! DR.. and Mrs. John II. Thompson and
! little son have returned from an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Fredericks-
! burg, Albemarle and Louisa.
Mrs Allan I. Harliss and Master Will
liam Harliss returned Wednes-
day evening from two weeks
| visit to Mrs. II. C. Watkins, OF Ches-
terrified county.
Mr.. w. G. Heneger, of Atlanta. Ga.
f'oAS 1919 i'SiS Aoi Solue udyS anu puI-
i chased some valuable draught horses
| from Colonel James Childress.
Miss Pearl Bays and little Miss
Gracine Branner, OF Charleston. w
Va, are guests of Mrs. 4. S. Love.
Mrs. Wallace Rollins is expected tc
return on Wednesday from month.
stay with her mother, Mrs. Collins, O.
Asheville. N. C.
Attorney John r. Johnson, Jr., ha.
returned to Pikeville, KY. after visi
to Captain and Mrs. John r. Johnson
Moses Lula and Willie Hairston, o
Walnut Cove, N. G., arrived Monda,
from a two weeks. stay with their sis
ter. Mrs. Frank punklee.
] Mrs Robert T.. Elicit received tn
members OF the Wednesday Club OF
, TUESDAY evening from s to 10. Nlsse
Minnie. Bessie, Sadie and Mary Ellet
I served dainty refreshments. Mrs. w
d D. Bryan was elected Vice president o
) the club, The guests OF the club wer
Misses Marian kasey, OF Bedford City
Il and MISS .E>annio IVhtfa of Calap, HtET.
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Travelling Companions Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases

They may prove be mighty unpleasant associates unless
be vouced for before starting journey
Hundreds of here ready for you with the Miller &
Rhoads behind them Among the many the
following
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Berryville Social News.
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.l

Special to The Times Dlspatch.l
BERRYVILLE, VA, June 6-Mr Ben
shugart of Charleston, w. Va. was
visitor here this week.
Mr., Ed, Stribling, Of Norfolk. was
here this week to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Ellen Mccormick.
MI, Marshall, Mccormick. Jr, has
gone to Bramwell, w. Va. where lie
mas accepted position with an en-
gineering force.
Or. Cabell Moore returned to Wash
ington after attending the marriage OF
MS sister, to Mr.. Miller. Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. q. O. Grove have moved
into their new home on Main Street.
ReY \, Harry Smith and Professor
9, N, Farmer attended the meeting OF
the EpWorth League Union at Charles
Ton, ". Va. Tuesday and Wednesday
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Every Day Trousers and
Play Suits for the Boy

"Built for Service" can be
truthfully said of these gar
ments.
llnickerbocker Trousers, in me-
dunn and dark gray worsteds,
checks, stripes and mixtures
ideal for knockabout wear, 7Oc.
Rough Rider Suits, military
style, shoulder straps, pockets.
etc.; extra quality khaki cloth,
$1.45.
Indian Play Suits, Including
trousers, coat and headgear, trim.
med with Turkey red. SLIGO.
(Second Floor, West.)
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Curtains
Cheap in Price, But Good

,arious kinds that will add inn
and not cost you much.
French Rufrlc>. Net Curtains.
lace edge. double row Of inser-
ton. So pair.
Barred Muslin Curtains, fine
sheer weave, Yandyke edge, 81.
La Reve Curtains. yards long,
white or Arabian, l$2.25 pair.
Arabian Cloth Is an ideal drap-
cry fabric for summer use, full
line of colors, 25c yard.
(Third Floor, West.)
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Suiit-Cases

( = Z : y 4 i I Al 4
24-inch Bamboo Suit Cases,
good brass lock and bolts. leather
corners, $2.75.
Mating Covered Suit Gases,
leather corners, good brass lock
and bolts, So.
22-inch Leather Suit Gases,
linen lined, double strap, good
lock. $3.25.
24-inch Sole Leather Suit Gases,
linen lined, double strap, best
quality lock, SIS.
24-inch Waterproof Gases, good
brass lock, reinforced corners,
SLIGO.
Bamboo Telescopes, double
straps. leather handles, SOC, Soc.
$1.25.
(Third Floor, west.)
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Have You
a Boy?

II so, we arc certain you want
him to look as well as other boys.
We are headquarters for Boys
Good Clothes, and we invite you
to come and bring the boy and
to examine and try on a few OF
our nobby Spring SUITS.
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a d;neSss:, &c

Apron Ginghams, in blue,
brown, green and pink checks
and tweeds; a full stock; regular
price. Z Lie.
American Printing Co.'s wash
goods, in light grounds, with dots,
figures and stripes. also dark
grounds. in gray, blue, black and
red, s1-3c fabrics, now 61-4c.
yard.
Two good values In Pillow
Cases, 42x36 inches and 45xs6
inches, 15c each.
Easement, West.)
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IS Pieces China Mating, Csc yard

This is Mating that we can
heartily recommend as the best
value imported from China to
sell at a5c (Which includes lay
ingy.
Well selected, heavy straw, ex-
cellently woven, in stripes. checks
and plaids Of green, blue and red.
You'll not make any mistake
in selecting this grade for good.
hard service at a low price.
(Third Floor, Sixth Street.)
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14-inch Hornback Alligator
Bags, heavy canvas lining. Ja-
PANIED frame, nickel trimmings.
1910.