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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-08
SUBURBAN
MERCHANTS, TRADEsMEN, ETC.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU AS GOOD AS NEWARK CAN
ARLINGTON


= Bakery.
GERGENs Bakery. 4s4 Elm st. Arlington.
First-class bakery.
DcIfcaressen
FIRST-CLAss deiicatessen and groceries.
B. SCHATZMAN. 1855 Elm st. Arlington.
Harness Maker.
J. SOLOMON, ITS Midland sold at
city prices; harness repairing. =
House furnishings nnd Hardware.
A. NELSON. 1870 Midland sv.. Arlington. dealer
in House Furnishings. Hardware. etc.
Meat Market, Fruit and Vegetables. /.
THos c. HFRLIHEY.
Columbia Meat and Vegetable Market.
AIS Elm st. Phone 81 Arlington. n. J.
Lunch Room.
QUICK LUNCH ROOM OSCAR ANDERSON.
1872 Midland av.. Arlington. N. j.
Painters. md Decorators.
FRED'K J. ENsoR. 1853 Midland av.. Arlington,
N, J., painting. decorating and paperhanging.
TonsorfaI Parinr.
ALL kinds Of toilet preparations for sale at
TOBY'S. 1c, Midland av.. Arlington.
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Sewing Machines Repaired

M. PRINTZ. pit Harrison av, Harrison. Sss
fitting. Timing. stove repairing.
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Bicycles and MotorcvcIes. -
co En- popTTR,s ia paw 81 ORANGE ,or ~cs,r
Arst.c ss. motorcvcIes. also hicvcIes Rensir-
ing a speciality,
-
Cabinet Maker cnd Uphoi~frrcr.
L, es S2Rpo mst, n D ons s Spbo oTsnfs; n }. Fine
~ -
~b,-o.os~
J. MCCARTNEY. 2H Main st.. Orange, y. J.
Chiropndist.
CLEANING. pressing. dyeing. remodelin8.
SoUJE. $50 Main St. Orange for
merly Marks Arnheim, N. Y. Phone 10s5-W.
Glnzfcr.
p ss Centre st., Orange.
Selling ana eiazine:. cheapest piace IN town.
-- l9#
Hotel and Restaurant. 44F- =
aai 80 First.u,ass, Family Restaurant.
yuma SaaztBoardtby5 day or week. ,,,s v
33 Day street. ~ Orange. NJ. J.
r. L. WILLIAMS. Manager.
CnnfrqI Hotel and Restaurant
- yrndar n,.n, as.na,an.
vyho5esone Tno1 o,,cvr ssrrarss rnnd.r.+. ,r,c..
---s s. sr3'
~ Jeweler.
Watches. diamonds. .JeWelrV.
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SEWING MACHINES. stoves and wringers re-
paired. baby carriag e tires put on. can pr
write HARRISON REPAIR CO.. 12s Harrison
avenue ~
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WIN. SMITH estate, G12 North Fifth st.. Haf-
risen. Repairing promptly attended to.
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SNAP to quick buyer, Irvington; s-room house;
improved lot. 50x300; cultivated: facing
Springfield av. cars, rear facing on New st. S.
KRAMER, 792 Broad st.
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TAILORING. r,~o-tnr mud "r""sin~.
B vISCITI, TOT ". Fourth St. Harrison. =. y.
custom tailor. cleaning. pressing and repeir1vs
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Trunks end T.cnti,rr Goods.
p. REGAIN

All styles of trunks. suit cases.. satchels and
fancy leather goods; trunks repaired. MUSIC
HALL STORE. 25 Main St. Orange.
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CoaI. Wood and Ice.
WIN. T. HOWE, IA. Johnston av., Kearny.
N. j., dealer In coal. wood and ice.
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s0uTM ORANGE

SOUTH ORANGE
Builder.
P. e. MCCORMICK,
CARPENTER AND BUILDING CONTRACTOR.
1860 So. Orange av. Tel. 327-Is. So. Orange, N. J.
D~ressmaISer. .
e. KREUTz
Dressmaking, Altering and Repairing.
H W. South Orange avenue. South Orange.
Dry Goods.
W.. M. GLOVER,
Drvgoods. Hosiery, Notions, Gents Furnishings.
Best goods at lowest prices.
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American Cleaning &c Pressing Co, "a Railroad
pl. Ladies' and gents tailoring; lowest prices.
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Painters md Decorators.
SMITH 132 Chestnut St, Kearny. N. J.
Painting. decorating and paperhanging.
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Hotel and Resfaurnn =
a-sT vi CEOSSTnNr HOTTf.
ehA 20 First-classs Family RESTAURANT
-sAaa SastBoardtby day or week. ,,,s ~
33 Day street, @ Orange. n. j..
r. /. WILLIAMS. Manager.
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Painters cud Decorators. ~r :
BoLLINGER g. POELLER. 1872 Main ST.. Or
ange. Painting. decorating and paperhanging.
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J.. EDELSTETN. Halstead, cor. Windsor SITS.
Kearny. Groceries. Fruits and Vegetables.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27
THE GREAT CAMBRIDGE FAIR.
August 5Is. September Isl, 2nt,
Bird ana 4ih

! have 5usl b~vn residing about the
Air.hip thai r coming b ibe Can
bridge Fair and wani - iell you thai
yoa could poi separate me from ihai
Pair this yeas with crapbar. | am
going early Monday morning and you
sili and me there late FRIDAY after.
noou.
Much A. ! shall enjoy seeing the Air
ship, kuow FROM past experience that
thai will bc bat one II the many A..
tfactive features ~ the Fair Where
will yon tnd another such midway.
nort attractive exhibition balls. finer
display q handsome horses. kceucr
competition among SLEEK dairy and
beef cattle, higher bred sheep and
swine, OF a larger aud better collection
81 the standard varieties Of poultry.
and all 10 the very center Of one Of the
most beautiful valleys IN the wor.df
Naturally, shall spend most Of my
time after Tuesday noon Oh the Grand
Stand, where one can always hear eS-
ccllent music by the best bands that
can be secured aud see u full line Of
platform attractions unexcelled by
those 10 the best theaters ~ this coun-
Try. The horse races this year will be
beyond compare, AS especial pains have
been taken 90 make them SO.
You can separate me from most
everything else. butnot from the Cam
bridge Fair. adv
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Aleui bali pasi sisten Sunday nlgti
lhsi Gre sss discovered "a the ktisheu
- 9aha squares kaues ~ opr - the
usrnbsp u ias famiig being si0assd
hy tbt 'mvosinF " ihr ismiiy CA.
0r gong - ia ias "a cot tie siishen
"a, discovered y hsaaw Mr sQuifts
a. opff aroused be iamliy ard On Fei'
ting them uat tired 10 ssnd ~ &c alarm
sn TIE telephone bgt afiFf several 81.
iempls h. So ths operator - he cen.
iral aAicf AID no. seinR hbie b. get ANY
response b. cailed ~ one Il bic ncsgh.
l0rs be- @hs ~ be shme 8ue 9Th
h.a1.sli snd ltty iarupj ia 40 siarm AT
The r.ecirir lishi Stallion An1 % ahpai
,.ue bali lonr irsn tbr time thai az,
alarm wAs sounded the Pacific euginr
company. slpg bad dragged lheir en-
gine ~ band nearly iso miles and d
bali, lad stream o. shr Ere The
engino from The village Vas GA band q
fes minnies alter the Pacific 60. aud
also lad 3 stream working, md sopn
bad il under control. There aas abso
lately ~ sind aud The flames vent
straight 80 and dad bot llllle damage
10 ihe main pars u lhe structure, the
slicheu being an extension.
Tins nre demonstrated several things
foremost 81 them beng The Inefficient
night service gwen by The New Eng
land Telephone Go. IA this district.
lhis has become a matter Of too great
Importance ~ the community 10 pass
over lighiiy Tins b. nut the trsl IN
.ihnce N which Il has been impossible
~ gei The proper service during the
nighi. When we are depending on
certain services which we knoW should
Be ia proper condition 10 respond at
once 10 our needs We cannot be disap-
pointed. Ii should mol be- necessary
when one wishes ~ call up the doctor
III ktAt lAtAAth ~ thA h4NA W AffN f't
AZ last resort, send some one whom
cal III be spared at that time, because
those whose duty it is 10 be- on call do
uol respond a radical Improvement
is needed ia this matter and at an ear.
ly date.
Another matter which should receive
attention il the providing by the au-
thoriiies Of rubber coats for the fire
men who are on the firing line and also
axes. The sum Of $500 should also be
paid the man who will supply a team
aud haul the engine 10 fire.
Mr.. squires wishes 10 thank all who
in anyway rendered him such timely
assistance. especially 10 the fireman
wis worked so hard and got so wet,
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obituary..
vas. rnlLIxnA rowsLkY.

MAS. fhlLlAhA ToWsLkS.
From the Norwich Conn. Evening
Record We take the following
Mrs. philiuda Towsley. widow Of
Leonard Tonsley, passed away Satur
day evening Al 1899 o'elock AZ The
home ~ her son. William 4. Towsley.
IL l02 Prospect street. where she made
or home iof y years She had been
in poor health for six months. She
sas confined 10 Der bed, hoNeyer, only
one day. Death was caused by din.
beies.
Mr.. Towslcy gas born 10 Sattnu.
w.. Sept, -. lSl5. and vas ihs daugh
,er * Mr, aud Ms. phaander llast.
ings.
She va married II Mr. ToasltY 52
years ago. f8e enlisted ID the 10th Mas
sachan4ts regiment during the Civil
uar and Was killed a. the battle u
AuiietAm,
The deoeassi Is survived by two sons
George 4. Teasley II Manchester. VI.
snd william L. Tsusley - Norsieh
She : also sufyisrd b. tao brothers.
Cbasles ana William Hastings and q
sister. an. Mara Eastman. al u ssi-
sou, Va
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27
yERM0NT'S INFLUENCE.
Significant Testimony Regarding
Faith Put IN The Vermont Ma
lorlly In one Crisis.

Neapon. VI, Aug. "a 4 good deal
Of comment. pro aud con. has been
made regarding the influence 81 Yer
monl's Republican majority IN srp-
TENDER upon the November election a.
regards the whole country There has
been shown a vide difference of
opinion, perhaps here ID Vermont.
Certain newspapers have secuted The
idea 10 unmissakAble language. and
some leading citizens have heep ~.
ported a. putting no faith 10 Vermont
a. "A Political Barometer =
A. bearing upon this subject. state.
sncul made by ihe Hon. G. l.. Marsh.
President II ihe h J Kendall Co., "
Enosburg Falls. certainty indicates
thai ii one cri,icai eieeiioa Al least. the
action II Vermont ~ September hsd a
very important bearing. ID this re-
spcci Mr.. Marsh authorizes the iolloS-
siAtemrnl
Daring the FIRST campaign heiaeen
Mckinley and Bryan wks sn Mime
Agoiis t0f several days before the elrc.
isnn was hrid here 30 Vermont. was
stopping wigh Mr. liecSni, be- was a
dlrrloF IN bank ID Minneapolis. ahd
b. tod me at uaAi tame ~ The year ihs
iAnks oai there borrowed moneg tr0m
bABks ii Nav hork ~ bay 90 The
crops, snd az a. that IWe they svrc
nQs ahle ~ ga dollar oa aee0um "
lac condiilon o. tac country, bA the
nem das after lhe eleesion h Vermont,
word wks ieisgtNphed ffogn New York
banks thai they cWaid have Al ihe
money ibey sssteds ihe large ftpish-
Lean mapftg II Nennoni gave them
confidence that TIE whole roaUtss sonid
~ A. ssgti. ~ much iof large ~
pat!.cEn mEgafiy IN Neraoni,
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g.. coops fire red. Undoubtedly this
fellow is naturally a white man but
when last seen be very much resembled
big red apple.
The selectmen are trying 10 fix the
road to suit the County Commissioner
If he keeps GA he will drown us all
out running water into our cellars.
Evidently he comes from section
where water runs up hill. But we will
wait little longer before we blow up
the aforesaid road.
The Town Board Of Authority are
revising the voting check list, the last
meeting will be Saturday, Aug. 18th,
at 2 O'Clock at East Dorset. Very few
changes have been made, most OF the
floating population are not American
citizens, il is safer to hold their native
citizenship.
SYNDICATE.
Miss Grace Andrew is at Clark
Hamilton's.
The dry weather early in the sea
son and the blight later on has caused
the potato crop 10 be almost complete
failure.
VIM. II. Hoyt of New York city is
spending his annual vacation with NJ.
z. aurd.
Fred Stickles is building single
and saw mill where the Sickle saw mill
was near w. j. Hamilton's.
Charles s. Walker Of Amherst.
Mass, was recently in town looking up
his ancestors and where they lived.
His grandmother was Hurd.
Willie Wilcox is making extensive
repairs on the place be recently pur-
chased of Aaron Convey and is putting
a saw mill in the mill near the house.
There is great interest ia the meet
ings here and our minister seems W be
the right man in the right place. Large
congregations greet him every Ssb-
bath.
Miss Caroline NJ. Hoyi Of Sandy
Hill. n. Y, a former resident Of this
town. is passing the months Of August
and September with her sister. Mrs.
Tom w. Neal al Dyersburg. Tenn.
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A. l.. BOWEN,
Tennis Tournament Ends.

The second annual open mem
singles aud doubles tennis tournament
which began on the courts Of the Ek
wanok Country Club last Thursday
was finished Monday. J. N. Mors,
OF Worcester. Mass, captain Of thu
Harvard tennis team in 1907. defeated
John Reynolds, jr., Of Montclsir, N. J
the former Andover champion ano
winner OF. the tournament here last
year, by the score Of rs. 6--2 AND
l0-8.
The final match NJ singles was al
thai remained Friday night, but owing
70 the slippery conditions OF the court.
Saturday i WAS impossible W play the
match. The match brought out some
pretty sennis, which was watched by d
large gallery. Though beaten in
ssrsighs sets ,he New Jersey man pu,
up . good fight and forced bis oppo.
neu. 70 pisy his bes. game 70 win,
The Harvard man played the sseAdier
game and was accurate in bis placing
while the former Andoyer champion
Was Wild with many Of bis smAshss
Both men received handsome Prize,
presented BY Henry W. Brown d
Philsdsiphis.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27
Estate OF Elijah Burton.

STATE or VERMONT. District Of Man
chester 81,
The Probate Court tor the District of Man.
chester.
10 all persons Interested Va the estate 81
Elijah hurtou, late OF Rupert, Ia snld ilis'
trirt, deceased.
GHENrtNGl
Ry the authority OF the state of Nermunt.
you are hereby not iiird to Hpptnr hcfuin Va"
Probate Court, ut the Probate ONCE Ia
Manchester, IN said District, on the hth day
OF september, A, ~. igN, Ia show cause u
any you have, why the ncconnt uf Theodore
aWltl, deceased administrator on shid ~.
tate, by Agnes ~ swim, ExrrutriA, nnd
George smith Admnistihtur on the
estate OF said Theodore swift, should not ~
allowed aud the residue Of said estate turn
ed over To A. T.. sheldon, Administrators de
honis non with viii annexed ut the estate ~
said Elijah Burton
Dated ut Manchester Ia said District, TINS
lith day Of August A. y. lr~,
" u. EpuER1oN, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27

The Manchester Fair is 10 be held
on their grounds NJ Manchester Centre
on Tuesday, Wednesday aud Thurs
day, September 10. IL and II this year
aud promises 10 be larger aud better
than ever before. The premium lists
are out and are IN much more aitrsc-
tive form than heretofore. This date
a es NOT conflict with any other fair
and II i tn be- hoped that there will be-
good weather 80 thai the Association
may b. encouraged ID their efforts Al
giving good clean fair This iair
has been one Of the institutions Of the
place for great many years aud j.
oerlsinly entitled 10 The hearty sup.
port oi every one 10 this territory.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27
Estate OF Henry S. Prentiss.
Order of Pnhllenllon of MllI

bfuNf OF ihnllehlinn W VIII
SrAIt OF VERMONT. DiSt,St Of Manthrst-
e. SIS
49, ~ REMEMBERED, that At session OF
the Probate Court holden At Manchester
within and iuT said District on the l4lh Jay
Of August a, d. rvOS.
Present Hon " Il tpIlRtON, Judge
WHEREAS, certain instrument IN WIT
INK, utl 4ci se1i, ting 70 BE- an esemplt-
tied copy OF the last viii and teStamcnt Of
Henry ), fruntlsS, late Of Elizabeth New
Jersey. deceased having heen this DAY
presented 10 said 1uun " Probate aud
duty tied Va the Registers ofhce
Therefore Il is ordered that al persons inter
ested IN the estate Of sand decreased be notified
TO appear before said Count, At the Probate
Once IN Manchester IN said District, on the
2Ist day N Sept A D icos, by publication
OF this order three weeks sueteSSNely pfeNl-
Gus thereto IA the Manchester Journal, a
newspaper printed at Manchester aforesaid, to
show cause. u amy they may have, why said
instrument ~ writing should mol he proved
ana allowed as the last will aud testament
OF the said deceased
W. Is EDOlRlON. Judge
iS-)w
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Estate of Norman G Hard
Order or PnbIleaLIon of MIl

pfHtf Oh Hhiichilbh ~ WIZ
STATE OF VERMONT, District OF Manehes-
ter, S.
BIZ II RHMI INFERRED, that at session
OF the Probate court, holden at Manchester,
within and tot said District, on the goth day
Of August, A. d. 1908.
PRESERVATION. W Is EDoERTON, JUDGE.
WHEREAS, a certain instrument IN writing.
under seal, purportng 10 be the last viii and
testament OF Norman q Hard, late Of Afling-
ton, in said District. deceased, having been
this day presented to said Court OF Probate
and duly tiled Ia the Registers Office.
THEREFORE, il Is ordered that all per-
sons interested IN the estate Of said deceased
be notified TO appear before said Court at the
Probate Office IN Manchester, In said District.
on the s3d day OF Sept A. D., 1908, by pnhli-
cation OF this order, three weeks successive
~ previous thereto, In the Manchester Jour
nal newspaper printed at Manchester
aforesaid, 10 show cause II any they may
have, why said instrument IN writing should
not be proved and allowed as the last Will
and testament VI the said deceased.
lS-3w W Is. EDGERlON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27
Equinox Ministries Make a Hit at ST.
Pauls Fair.

Before large and enthusiastic aud
fence last Friday evening at st. Paul's
church, the Equinox Minstrel Company
presented lbs annual performance, UNI
der the management OF William Gruen-
valid. The show was given an elaborate
production aud rehearsals had been in
progress for more than three weeks
under the direction of Jack Hughes.
Mr.. Hughes is well known as writer
Of popular songs aud has been ldentl-
| fled with the famous Triangle Club Of
Princeton University where he is a
student. The boys in the show all
worked hard and were well satisfied
with the result. The curtain rose at
g:l5 showing the usual minstrel circle
opening with the Equinox Medley
Overture. Mr.. Frank Kelley acted as
nterl0c0ior aud the end men consisted
Of Messrs. O'Brien. Mitchell, Hughes,
and Gilmore. Seated in the chorus
we're Messrs. Mabar. Bradley. Tobin,
McCandless. Blanlh, Molineau. Kelley
aud Elsner. Coon songs, ballads,
quartettes, interspersed with many
Jokes aud local hits tended 10 keep the
audience IN continuous uproar.
O'Brien, Mitchell aud Gilmore scored
heavily in their songs and Mr.. Elsner
was very effective IN his rendition of
his ballad Rumor has it thai Frank
Kelley Is wanted as middeman by Lew
Dockstader, but Manager Gruenwald
insists that he has his contract for next
season. Messrs. Mahar and Tobin won
merited applause by their clever sing.
ing aud IN his topical song Somebody
Lied. Mr.. Hughes received repeated
encores. The first part closed with the
finale by the entire company. After
short lntermission pleasing yaude-
VILE olio was given. MIR. Tohin, read
er for the Mlddlebury College Glee
Club made decided hit with his char
acter approximations and Henry Els
ner Jr., repeated his former success in
has singing.
Sidewalk Philosophy as portrayed
by Mitchell. the Georgia Suullower, =
caused considerable amusement and
Jack Hughes with bis monologne and
comic songs made the hit Of the even,
ing Special mention must be made of
the laughable comedy skit presented
by Messrs. Hyues and Gilmore. The
an round musical ability Of ilynes aud
the terpischorean talent Of Gilmore
we're well brought ont. the former play
ing several Instruments NJ once while
The latierexecnted many intricate steps.
This clever pair have announced their
VI entering the vaudyIle
field. The entertainment closed with .
i comic Irish recitation by James Corn
well which was done very creditably
an IL an the performance proceeded I
aud much credit is due to
Manager Gruenwald and the boys for
81 ably assisting IN such good causc
A considerable sum Was Melted Tor the
church fund
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27

Bennington has been getting has
lie on The past week or go and there is
nov every indication Of good sub
siAniial republican majority in that
town They have had two rallies aud
are 10 have third on Monday night
next.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27

she wst kind and loving mother
sni sister puuug Der soiearn ~ Aef
aleh sht hRs made many friends ~ho
uiG ,ympnihise sith ibs family 10
their bereavement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27

Get out To the polls and vote early
on Tuesday next. Get the voters out
aud then this town will get more re-
presentation in the republican conven.
tons in the coming four years. Come
out and vote,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-08-27
SPECIAL SALE-LADIES SKIRT<
SILK PETTcoATs REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO $500.

HeatheIboom Pettcoas from TO s. to Soa
$500 10 s. as; sa.7s 10 fsoo; saso to Srss'
s2.7S To Si.6g s. 90 to 81 so
WHITE MUSLIN PETTIcoATSAll reduced to three iourths
their value, ranging from 7Sc to $500. All very stylish
fine goods
ALL RIBBONS threeourihs regular value and very
large assortment
ALL & G sLoo coRsErs at 7sc. All RS G soc corsets
at $50
DOWN SOFA PILLOWS three iourths price close.
EVERY SHIRT WAIST in stock exactly one halt former
price
TABLE DAMASKS and Napkins Sheets and Pillow Cases at
greatly reduced prices.
ALL PRINTS SC per yard. COATS SPOOL COTTON at
large OF Ladies Jersey Vests former price to
all going for asc.
COME EARLY and OFTEN WHILE THESE BARGAINS LAST