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The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

The swellest AFFAIR this season will
be the leap year ball given BY the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. of L. F..
& E. at the Auditorium. wednesday.
Janaary 20.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

Reports received today from the
sheep army" indicate that the 20.-
900 sheep and the armed escort are
now well toward the Utah line and
have SO far met with no Interrupt
ton in their progress.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

Auction sale of almost new furni-
ture at the corner Of Fifth and Col
orado avenue. Saturday. January IS,
at 2 pm. This is the incest lot Of
furniture that has been offered at
auction In the city. Don't fail to be
there.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

Rio Grande west bound train No.
8. due about noon. is reported five
hours late today. and will get In at
about 6 O'Clock tonight. This is the
first time In several weeks that No.
3 has been SO far behind time.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16
DREDGING RIVER
FOR The BODIES
, Special to The sentinel.) }

Florence, Colo, Jan. 16.-Chief of
Police Furness and his assistant are
today dredging the Arkansas river
above the c. F. & I. dam for the bod
les of the four alleged victims Of
Antonio Bavoni. the Italian truck
gardener.
Nothing as yet has been found.
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CUTS DIVIDEND
lRy As.ociated Press, /,

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. JAN. 10.-A QUAR-
TERLY DIVIDEND OF y PER
CENT WAS DECLARED TODAY NJ
THE ANfAIlGAAIATND COPPER
COMPANY.
THE PREVIOUS QUARTERLY
DIVIDEND WAS PER- CENT.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

]. H. Engert is expected home this
week from Lagon. Kans., where he
was called to attend the funeral of
his father.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

1t is reported that heavy SHOWS in
the mountains this morning and last
night form the cause of the 5-hour
delay in the arrival of Rio Grande
No. 3 today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

A mall order for six copies of the
special High Line Jubilee edition was
received today, to be sent to six DIFF
ferent individuals in Glasgow. Scot
land.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

Two candidates were put through
the first degree and much other busi-
ness was given attention last night
at the meeting of the Knights of Py-
thias.
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The RESIGNATION
HAS BEEN ACCEPTED
Especial to The Sentinel }

Washington, Jan. 16.-President
Roosevelt has accepted with regret
the resignation of Earl Cranston. the
United States district attorney for
Colorado.
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PAUL ]. SOURS IS
TO Be The POSTMASTER
(By Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. JAN. 10. = THE
PRESIDENT TODAY NOMINATED
PAUL J. sOURs AS POSTMASTER
AT DENVER. COLO.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

You will laugh and you will scream
at that great picture. Laughing
Cas-" Majestic theater tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

Tonight the board of directors of
the Young Mems Christian Associa
tIon will meet in regular session at
the headquarters.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

A. H. Laub OF salida. the well
known Woodmen Of the World or
ganizer. is In the city today. greet
ing his many fyjands-
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

The funniest picture ever shown in
Grand Junction-"Laushi Cas-
tonight It the Majestic theater.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

Golden Reece is spending the week
In Denver. recuperating from his re-
cent long illness.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

T. Terrence OF Denver is spending
a few days in Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16
IN SIX YEARS time
The Mighty Waterway will
be Completed, Says War
Secretary, and Cost
will A%s,..,.s's.. :. 300.
.sAs'. ..syv--No Wage Cut and
no Contract Work
(By Associated Press }

i. Washington. Jan. 16.-Sec- i.
!. retary Taft appeared before 4.
j. the senate committee on inter- !.
!. oceanic canals today and gave !.
i. that committee Information i.
!. concerning the project Of the !.
+ Panama canal and to offer sug- i.
j. gestions as to needed legisla- i.
i. ton. !.
+ j+S .r++ i
The daily sentinel., 1908-01-16

]. A. Whiting of Delta is In town
looking after business interests.
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Weston.
NEWS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

NEWS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
 Mir and Mrs Frederick Beers of Nor walk with Mrs Beers three daughters Mrs Leslie Esmay, Mrs Henry Esmay and son of Wessington Springs, Soutl Dakota, and Mrs Abram Rogers ant little daughter of Marslean, Missouri were guests of MT and Mrs Hawley Williams, last week. -
 Mrs M. B. Wheeler has returned tt Norwalk, after weeks visit with rel atiyes.
 Chester Fancher spent Sunday ir Danbury.
 The Norfeld Sunday school will holt its annual picnic at Compo Beach, Tuesday.
 Miss Cora Wheeler of Norwalk has spent few days the guest of Mrs Wildman Adams.
 Miss Alma Fanton has been the guest for several days of Mrs Wander bllt Godfrey.
 J. M. Beers, Mir and Mrs Howard Beers, Mir and Mrs Henry Trowbridge and Mrs A. J. Williams entertained relatives from the west, last week.
 Mrs Lewis Shlpmas has entertained her sister, Mrs Trembly. and other out of town friends.
 Miss Lillie Heinig is in New York.
 Henry Robinson of Danbury has vis- ited his son, William Robinson, and his sister, Mrs Theodore Hamilton.
 Frederick Banks and son spent Sun day with relatives at Greenfield Hill.
 Mrs George Zink of Bridgeport was the guest of Mrs Luman Meade, last week.
 W. J. Sherwood's new barn is now completed.
 E. D. Wheelock left, last week, for a business trip to British Guiana.
 The Misses Addie and Anna Schmidt have returned to Bridgeport, after a visit with relatives here.
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Is Summer
 Trying Upon
 Your Health?
You Need a Tonic to Keep Up Your Strength, Not a Lax atiye to Further Weaken
 the Body.

Not all tonics are suitable for use during the hot months Many tonic preparations are also purgatiyes and tend to aggrayate a eondi tion preya- lent in summer.
 If you are weak and run down, pale, and without energy and ambition, take a suggestion from the hot coun- tries of South and Central America where the tonic remedy almost exclu- sively used is Dr Williams Pink Pills. The reason for the popularity of these pills in regions where it is always sum- mer is that they have no laxative acc tion. they build up the blood without purging and weakening. They give strength and do not take it away. An excellent example of the tonic action of this remedy is the case of Mrs Gil- bert R. Searles, of Hanover street, Marshall, Mich.
 'I was taken sick few years ago, !" she says, "my whole system being run down and debiitated had no strength nor ambition, lost fearfully in flesh and my complexion was sallow and lips pale. My stomach was weak and digestion poor. 1 had a constant craving for food, although my stomach pained me all of the time. There was also great deal of pain in my back, loins and sides and l had hard head aches. My blood was thin and impov- erished and l was rapidly going into a decline. could not work and life didn't seem worth living.
 "I tried doctors and several medicines for over a year with but little benefit. My sister, who was visiting me, urged me to try Dr Williams Pink Pills. l bought some at once and after taking a few boxes was restored to health, gained about 30 pounds in weight and have been the picture of health ever since"
 Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by all dru ggists, or sent by mail, post paid, on receipt of price, 50 cents per box; six boxes for S2.50, by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y.
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Huntingdon.
LONG HILL AND VICINITY.

Stanley Beard returned to New York, Monday, after two weeks vacation on the farm. ,........ .,..
 Misses Olive and Grace Beard spent last week at Century farm. Miss Phoebe Beard went to Bridge port, Monday. to visit her brother's s family. .....
 Miss Orcelia Wilkinson has returned from Brooklyn,
 Miss Mary Allen visited the Misses Palmer over Sunday.
 Miss Myra Palmer entertained her friend. Miss Phipps, recently.
 Mir Houston of family of New Haven are domiciled in their country home at Rocky Rest.
 Mir Walters family and Glover FL wells family are also in their summer homes at Rocky Rest.
 Having and harvesting are nearly done, on the Hill.
 Miss Rathburn is entertaining a friend.
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Cornwall Bridge.

Vess L. Ossman, Jr., son of the world famous banjoist, who is at w. B. John sons for the season, IS playing witt the baeball nine. MT Ossman has sev' eral medals in gold and silver for his fine work in New York City both fol ball playing and running.
 More arrivals at w. B. Johnson's. Carl J. Larson of New Haven has ar. rived. >
 Miss Flora Wedge has returned tc her home, after few weeks stay al West Cornwall. --
 B. w. Johnson cook arrived for the season at The Brookside.
 Vess L. Ossman, Sr., is expected to joln his family in about week. It is hoped we may hear MT Ossman playing the banjo here. He has played for the past 10 years for Charles Barnum of Lime Rock. MT Ossman played at McGowns'' Pass in Central Park, and is the only American banjoist that has played for King Edward VII of Eng land at Cowes, isle of Wight.
 Dr H. G. Stevens was seen in this village one day, last week.
 Mir Williams has another hired man. He misses his man, Jake, who was struck and killed by lightning a few weeks ago. ~-:.
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EaSton.
BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.

A very agreeable exchange was effected between the pastor of Elm manuel Baptist church and the pastor at Easton on July 19. Things are nov ing very pleasantly at Easton and ex- pressions of appreciation come from different parts of the town as we'll as from Stepney, Monroe, Bridgeport and Bedding in regard to the good work the pastor, Rev A. Locke is doing among old and young. The past three Sundays have been among the most in- teresting in the present pastorate.
 The people of the Baptist church are looking forward to entertaining the Fairfield association in September. The associa tion is expected to bring a blessing to the whole town and leave blessing behind them.
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.% D., Plattsville.
HOYDEN'S HILL.

The Ladies Social club, with their families, picnicked at Sasco Beach, last Tuesday, and had very enjoyable time, the day being an ideal one for the occasion. Clans formed an i'm portant part of the menu, which was fine. Bathing was another attraction before departing. Willis Hutchinson of Bridgeport took the whole company. which numbered about 50.
 Mrs Emma Bennett has traded horses of parties in Bridgeport.
 Miss Ethel Wisner returned home with her cousin, Miss Catherine Wis ner, last week.
 Mrs Moore and niece of New York are visiting at Mrs s. H. Wisner's.
 E. B. Sherwood was called to Long Island City last Friday to be present at removing the remains of his broth CT, C. w. Sherwood, who was killed by electricity, to a permanent vault which has been built for the purpose, the past year.
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with pure syrups call at the drug stor'
 of Albert Evitts.

with pure syrups call at the drug store of Albert Evitts.
 Take your watches and clocks that need repairing to c. E. Riddiford, New Milford. F. E. Soule has the sole agency for New Milford for the Buck Cigar.
 Druggist W. N. Noble is Eoffering a complete line of the famous Wallace confections.
 Get South Bend watch at c. E. Riddetord's. You will like it. Van Camps pork and beans, canned is a delicacy the busy housekeeper fixes. Charles l. Leach, the grocer, sells it, and the biggest line of fancy groceries in town. c. E. Riddiford is headquarters for correct and satisfactory work in watch and clock repairing.
 When driving into New Milford to trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, Hatch & Marsh will be found conven- tent, while this firms large stock of groceries, meat and feed will be found attractive to economical buyers.
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camp near Stevenson. Phillip Jones joins them. this week.
 Mrs Edwasd Drew, formerly of An' sonia, ls spending a few days with Mrs r. B. Drew.
 Alice Tomlinson of woodbury is the guest at F. E. Drew's.
 There are quantities of blaekberies, this year, and this week they are at their height.
 Mrs shrand expects guests from Patchogue, l.. l., this week, to remain a couple of weeks.
 Mrs Annie Bassett thee Brooks) is suffering with inhammatory rheuma' tism.
 Mrs William Buckingham of Lake wood Is making her annual visit at b. A, Nichols. ,,
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Warren.
ARRIVALS AT BROOKSIDE.

ARRIVALS AT BROOKSIDE.
 Guests at Mrs Max Schnells in clude:
 MT and Mrs M. Emory and two chil- dren, Miss M. Pinckus. Harry Jackus, Jennie Jackus. May Smith, Anna and Bertha Levy, Sadie Lehman, Samuel Levy. Manning Bailey, New Haven.
 James Rosthal, MT and Mrs Benja- min Rosthal, Harry Jose and Esther Rosthal, Jersey City.
 Mrs Hundrae and two children of Weehawken Heights.
 Mrs Sherman Cohen Miss Gladys Cohen, MT and Mrs Dudley Freeman, Moses Freeman. Mrs Greenberg and daughter and son of Flatbush.
 CA. Hyman, Canaan.
 Miss Belle Wood, Harry Lavendar, Mrs S. Kern and son, Miss Josephine Jacobs, Harry I. Garfunkel, George Van Star, MT and Mrs Elbridge Gerry and three children, J. Hanchett, New York. [
 Miss McDermott, Philadelphia.
 Dr R. s. Todd and assistant, Roy Platt, dined at Brookside cottage, one day, last week.
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Miss Mabel Fanton is home on h,

Miss Mabel Fanton is home on her vacation.
 Mrs Z, c. Beard of Shelton is visit ing her mother, Mrs T. W. Turney.
 Levi French, Misses Edna Wheeler, Francis Fanton and Gladys Fanton spent Thursday in Middetown.
 Mrs F. E. Silliman was a guest of her sister, Mrs A. W. Silliman, in Bridgeport, last week. a
 The Grange held it's annual picnic at Sasco Beach, Thursday, July 23. About 40 enjoyed the day at the shore.
 Mir and Mrs G. s. Gillett and Mir and Mrs H. W. Osborn spent last week at Fairfield Beach.
 w. A. Sherman, E. c. Sherman, c. F. SilIiman and William Fanton spent Saturday at Sasco Beach.
 Miss Ada Field of Stepney has been a recent guest at E. D. Gillett's.
 Miss Mary Gillett spent few days, last week, with Miss Hazel Sherwood.
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New Milford.

Big bargains in new shore mackerel, pound and over, fat, juicy, 10c each, while they last. Also new mackerel 9Oc pail at Farmers Trading Co.'S.
 Big values in Columbia salmon fiat pound cans, 15c, at Farmers Trading Co.,
 Special values in Formosa black or mixed tea, 25c and 35c pound, worth soc. Ask for free sample at Farmers Trading Co.'s.
 Watch and clock repairing promptly attended to at the store. of M. w. Hill.
 For a refreshing glass of soda water
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Greenfield Hill.
DEERFIELD ITEMS.

Miss Vesta T. Fanton of Weston has been the guest of her uncle, T. B. Bradley.
 Horace King of Hartford has been visiting his mother, on Burr street. It is reported that the James Nichols place, now occupied by Milton Hackett, has been sold to man in Bridgeport.
 Mir and Mrs Frederick Barber, IT,, took a trip to Port Jefferson, recently.
 Eugene Bailey has returned to New York, after spending his vacation W ith his parents.
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WHITE HILLS.

Phillip Jones, Sr., is not very well. Dr Nettleton attends him. His many friends hope he is improving.
 Rev A. H. Bickford gave very ex- cellent sermon on Sunday. His subject was "What did Jesus say and con- mand to do." The church will be closed the first two Sundays in Au- gust as the pastor has vacation. The Christian Endeavor society hold their meeting as usual on Friday night.
 Miss Elinor Tomlinson and her broth CT, Charles, were guests of Mrs Can field over Sunday at South Britain.
 A party of the young men are in
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Sherman.
PERSON AL CHAT.

Mrs Jane Turner has returned home, after spending a week at Henry Ferris in New Milford.
 Mrs D. BrothwelI has a fine crop of corn and potatoes.
 Mrs Woodin, the nurse, and children of Danbury are spending the summer with her grandmother, Mrs D. Brown ell.
 Fred Etts of New Milford called on Mrs Brownell, Sunday.
 Miss Kate Quinn is guest of Mrs Nelson Ritchman.
 Mrs Brownell was obliged to call Dr Dolan, one day last week. ..sr
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Bethlehem.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NOTES UF INTEREST.
 Mrs Jerome Dorman and son, Floyd Beecher, of New Haven, visited at R. B. Lakes, last week. .5.
 Mrs A. 0. Mitchell has left town for an indefinite time, leaving her five chil- dren in the care of others.
 Rev J. s. Haugh, a former pastor of the Methodist church, is visiting his daughter, Mrs c. H. Bird. He officiat- ed in the Methodist church, Sunday evening.
 Mrs William Lathrop of Waterbury is at Mrs Hardy's. s
 Jesse Smith, IT,, is entertaining a friend from Waterbury. [s
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NOtiCe!

We have added to our business a choice line of Groceries and so- licit a share of the public patron age.
 F. V. Zahn, Kent, Ct.
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DEATH OF MRS HOMER CURTIS.

Mrs Perry Shaw was called to Massa- chusetts, last week. to attend the tuner al of her daughter. Mrs Homer Curtis. Mrs Curtis was a former resident Of the Center, and was loved and respect ed here, where the news of her death was received with much sorrow. She leaves husband and four children, and her bereaved family and friends have the sympathy of many in this place.
 Mrs Searles is spending a couple of weeks in Bedding.
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Southbury.

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY.
 Services will be resumed in the Church of The Epiphany, (EpiscopaD on Sunday next, August 2, at SD. m. George L. Barnes of Christ church, Ansonia, will conduct evening prayer.
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The NeWtOWn Bee
 Newtown, Friday, July al. igo7,
Monroe.
REV H. s. HABERsHAM ACCEPTS
 CALL TO ST PETERS.

Rev Henry L. Habersham of Chil- mark, Martha's Vineyard. ollieiated at St Peters on Sunday. MT Habersham received call from this parish a few weeks since and declined on account of his children's schooling. Since then he has written that the question of cd. ucation having been solved, he would like to reconsider the act, and would accept it. Having a farm of l40 acres and large crops he has 70 dispose of 1t before he can move here, but will try to come occasionally land oiliciate. It is long and expensive journey and takes one whole day and sometimes overnight to get here. In the mean. time the rectory is to be repaired, painting and papering done, a new fence built, etc. There will be no service, next Sunday.
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Quaker's Farms.
BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM.

DhDIDAIL EIN T IT D DIf1DVI'
 The Quaker's Farms baseball nine, under the management of Olaf Chris tenson played the Hulls Hill nine. un- der the management of Albert Olsen. The score was 12 to 15 in favor of Quaker's Farms nine.
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Bethel.

Simon Lovely and friend enjoyed a carriage drive to Bedding Center, last week Wednesday evening.
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FINE CONCERT ASSURED.

There will be a concert given at Lees chapel, Thursday evening, Au- gust 6, by Bridgeport talent. If stormy it will be held the next even- ing. Come and bring your friends.
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Ladies' all wool fancy mohair, Pan anna and serge skirts, in all colors and sizes. Former price, S6 to S9.
 Now $2.98 to $3.98. A few misses all-wool skirts. For mer prices $2.5O to $2.98.
 Now $1.85. Ladies' fine batiste and lawn shirt waist suits. Former price $4.5O, re- duced to S3.25; from S3.65 to $2.9S; from $2.98 to S2.35. A few large size shirt waist suits. Sizes 40 to A, from S2.50 to SIPS. Ladies' white shirt waists. Former price S1.75 to S1.9S, now S1.25; from S1.25 and S1.50 to S8c; from Sl and and SIPS to 75c.
 Coat Suits, reasonable; $5, reduced to $3.75.
 Ladies' fine long silk coats, SIS to SIS; reduced to $S.
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EAST VILLAGE.

Mrs Plum and daughter of Bridge port are guests at w. s. Clark's.
 Rev A. J. Smith and family of Dan bruy are here for a months vacation
 Charles Downes of Derby is spend ing a few days at William Blakeman's
 Edward Stevens and family, Myror Clark and family and Rev MT Thayel and family enjoyed the charms oi Savin Rock, last Friday.
 Mrs Arthur Smith of Naugatuck i: taking a short outing with her mother, Mrs Oscar Sherwood.
 Mir and Mrs Ernest M. Beers oi Brooklyn are rejoicing over the srriVa of Ernest Monroe Beers Jr., and Nh and Mrs A. J. Beers are the happy grandparents.
 The hay makers enjoyed the vacation of last week with it's showers much as the dry and parched ground and the rain brought smiles to the face of man and the earth as we'll. This week promises to put the finishing touches on fair hay crop.
 Mrs Watrous is the guest of her daughter, Mrs Frank Rice.
 Miss Anna Farnham of Shelton is spending fortnight at A. J. Beers. In the meantime Miss Farnham is sell ing the products of her own needle and skill, which meets with a great de- mand hereabouts on account of their excellence.
 Mrs J. W. Waterbury has visited her daughter in Danbury.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Johnson of Bridgeport have begun their summer outing at Mir and Mrs w. s. Clark's.
 Mrs Ella Bristol of Derby is the guest of her mother, Mrs Marietta Stevens.
 Miss Etta Shumerick of Derby is the guest of Miss Zaida Stevens.
 MT Fitzgerald, principal of the Derby High school, has been the guest of Ar thur Shumerick for few days.
 Remember that concert at the Meth odist church, August 12. If you are not ready, get ready and if you can't come send substitute. Mrs Ida Stevens sustained sprained ankle, last week, which is confining her to the house for the present. though the sprain is rapidly mending. Mrs Herbert Williams. and children of Bridgeport are spending few days with friends here.
 Masters Ralph and Julian Thayer now sport a boat on the Housatonic and are anticipating great pleasure fishing for bass. ....
 Mrs Charles Hennesey and son of Bridgeport were Sunday guests at o. s. Blakeman's.
 MT and Mrs Patterson of New York have spent the week end at Marshall Beach's.
 Miss Agnes Beardsley visits her sis ter in Long Hill.
 Edward Hyde, IT,. of Flushing, L. l., is with l.. B. Beardsley.
 Jake Golman besides his egg busi- ness, runs fruit wagon twice week through this place. with fresh fruit of all kinds, watermelons and intends to have brick ice cream.
 G. L. Burr of Cutters Farms had an attack of asthma and his young son delivered the meat
 Mrs Philo, who had been a sufferer from kidney disease for a long time, died very suddenly at 2 p. m., Sunday, July 26
 Mrs Peter Reitter and mother from Stepney were Sunday guests of Mrs Jennie Smith.
 Miss Lima Clark has returned from a two weeks outing at Cedar Beach.
 Mrs Ida Stevens and Miss Dorothy are the guests of Rev C. E. Dykeman in Georgetown.
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August Here! Sale Time! Great 15-DaysC Clearing Out Sale Our Stock Must Go
 TO BEGIN SATURDAY, AUGUST 1. SOOOO Worth Dry Ladies' Mems and Chdrens Furnishings New andUp Up-todate Stock of

 en
  them We values that offering Bargains the only article bargains that offering this reduction k
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Short silk and all-over lace coats at great sacrifice.
 Lot of children's spring and summer reefers; $2.5O. reduced to $1.35. -a
 Ladies white petticoats, deep en- broidery S1.98. reduced to S1 from 75c and 98c to 58c.
 A few lace petticoats, Sl and SIPS !; now 75c.
 COlored shirt waists at 39c.
 Ladies fine muslin drawers, 50c, re- duced to 39c; from 25c to 2Oc.
 A few duck skirts at S9c.
 Ladies' extra size vests and pants 25c; reduced to 200.
 Mems fine pants, S1.50, reduced to 9Sc; s. 75 to $2.98; S2.75 to Sl.9S; from S1. .35 to S5c.
 Mems fine work and dress shirts, 5Oc, reduced to 42c; 9Sc to 62c.
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Great Bargains Sheeng call the tdort t. Evits' Drug Store
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Mems and boys caps, Soc now 39c; 15c to 20c. 4 .. ... .a.- .a Mems and boys suspenders, one of the best makes, 25c and 35c at 2lc. A lot of fine belts at 21c and 39c. A lot of ladies' belts. Mems fine made Union overalls, 5Oc; now 42c.
 Mems fine dark gray and plain under wear; 25c and 95c, now 2Oc; Soc to 42c. In all sizes, short or long sleeves.
 Best apron gingham, Sc; now 6c.
 Best dress gingham, 12c; now 1Oc.
 Fine dark and light calicoes, Sc.
 Mems fine neckwear, Soc to 39c; 25c to 2Gc.
 Best 15c collar to lie.
 Fine corset covers, 25c to 1Sc; 50c goods reduced to 39c. s of other Bargains which we are
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