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CHELSEA.

Julian G. Hood, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, William f.
Hood, returned Monday to IOwcl.-.Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Allen OF La Crosse,
Wis. former residents Of Chelsea, are
here for n few days.--W. A. Prescott.
who sold his Tunbridge farm TO George
Fuller. has leased the Joseph II. Griffin
farm. Mir. and Mrs Griffin go to Scots
mere, r. O.. to visit friends.-Mrs. Ella
Woodbury. OF Arlington. Mass. Is at the
Orange County Hotel She is the sister
of Fred A. Ordway and Mrs. w. p.
Townsend Mrs Ann A Spear celebrated
her Snh birthday Saturday at the home
OF her on-n-aw, Or. william II. Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Uoyt left Monday
for South STAFFORD. where he hos bought
the storo OF r. +. Qu'mbv.-Dr, II, 8.
Scarborough Of Amityville. L. l., Is visit
ing II. 8. Annis.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
H. Goss OF Providence, r. l.. who have
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Ann f.
Goss. returned home Sunday. donald
Comstocls is acting as clerk IN the ]. A.
r. Corwln 8 Sons store, taking Walter
Hoyt's place.-Mrs Fred Branan AMI
Mrs. Josie LOugee are visiting their
brother. Philip J. Little. IN 1.eominster,
Mass-Dan p. Dickinson has accepted
the position OF organst in n Dutch Re-
formed Church in New York city.-Cnion
service1 were held at the Congregn tional
Church Sunday as the Methodist Church
Is undergoing repairs.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MONTPELIER.

The funeral Of Ellis Gale. son Of
b. b. Gale, who died Wednesday Aug.
10. was held at two O'Clock Friday
afternoon at the home Of his parents on
Main street, Tho internrnt was In
ed between life and death for 10 days,
having been accidentally shot by Julian.
his brother, Monday August /. at
Groton pond while they were shooting at
FISH, lie was brought 70 Heaton hospital
after the accident and at times showed
chances OF recovery although his phvsi-
can gave the family no hope Mt any
time. He lost three fourths Of his blood
from bleeding internally ana running
quarter OF mile after being injured.
II" Is survived by his parents. four
brothers and one sister.
Or. T.. A. Bishop has returned from
pleasant trip In the interests OF tho
seminary. The prospects of large
attendance this fall are very bright.
Mt and Mrs. F.. A. Cooper have arrived
from Hucksport, Me. and are Guartcred
at the seminary. Mr., Cooper is tho
new vice-principal. Cuban youth
will enter this fall. being sent by j.
+. Rodringnez OF New York. his xuarH-
ian, with whom DR. Bishop has had
correspondence,
James Petrizello. an Italian who 10
employed on the section OF the Central
Vermont railway and lives at the June
ton, shot himself through the right
hand about eight O'Clock Thursday
evening. He was cleaning his revolver
and supposed he had emptied II,
The Jury calender for the September
term OF the Washington county court
has been issued. Court convenes Tues
day, September s, The first case on the
list Is f, r, Towne VS. Winooski Valley
Creamery association with Waterbury
National bank and c. II. Haines,
trustees The next IA n. NJ. Harvey vs.
l.. A. Downing. followed by D. H.
Deavitt administrator Of the J. O.
Graves estate, w. town OF Wanshe'd.
The Jury calender contains 70 cases ana
tn" court calender Il cases.
Sergeant nt-Arms G. H. rerr'n N up
against the biennial problem or max
Ing sclcction OF doorkeepers. pages ana
sweepers, lie has dozen appicat'ons
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. Ellen O'Grady and children, who
has been been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Bolin. returned to Rox-
bury Monday and Mrs T. x. Burn
ham OF Newark, y. Y, visited at ~ l..
Boyden's Thursday and Frlday.-J. Reed
Penlber, son and daughter of Woodstock
visited Mrs. Pernber over Sunday.-Miss
Belle WEIGH. who has been assisting at
the old homestead this summer. has re-
turned to her work as nurse In Boston,
The normal school opened Tuesday with
about the usua! number of students and
with the same board OF teachers as last
year-H. l.. Douglass had two suits ct
the Randolph House Friday and Satur-
day, one against H. II. Martin of VIII
JAMESTOWN and one against tho Perry
Bros who are tenants on ouglass' s
farm. Decision was reserved.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Flint OF Connecticut are
guests at .. j.. Smith s.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Stewart and
son. and Mr.. and Mrs. HAGEN stewart
and sons are visiting relatives In
Fairfax.-William La clair went Mon
day to York Beach, Me, to visit his
sister Miss Alice.-The petit Jurors sum-
moned to appear at the September term
OF court are F. II, Sanborn and W. II.
Kimbal. J. +. Stephenson Is grand
juror.--The following justices ticket
was named at the republican caucus,
j, +, Stephenson, Freeman Farman, IL.
II. Newton. c. +. Hodgeman and W. A..
Blake,--Miss Angie Kelley and Arthur
Finn were married August lS. In Bar
ton Landing.-F. F. Finnesan of New
York city Is In town.--Arthur Grow
of Johnson visited relatives here the
first of the week. Ma hlon Deblais Of
Lowell, Mass, was called here Friday
by the death OF his brother. Clayton.
After brief illness of four days,
clayton. aged eight years, youngest
son Of Mr. and Mrs Julius Deblais
died Thursday. August %. Of diptheria-
Mr.. Parker of Waltham, Mass, Is with
relatives In town.-Mrs. md Miss Shee-
han of Craft sbury are the guests OF DE-
and Mrs. u. J. Sheehan.
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MORGAN.

Claud Peavel is moving back from West
Derby 10 Morgan Center.-H. d. and
Samuel Elliott are equipping grtst mill
at the center,-Fred Morse. now bank
err In Kansas. Is visiting his old home
ana friends here.-Electric lights are
again talked about for the village
Some of the graded school graduates VIII
attend Derby Academy this fall.-Mr
and Mrs, George J.. Taylor and daughter
Of Attleboro. MISS. are at g. j. More's
for their vacation.--Mrs. George sykes is
Ill with pneumonia In town IN
clude ]. H. Gray of Cedar Rapids, N"h.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Of Bethlehem.
N H.-There are three candidates for re-
pr-sentative,-Thc permanent road work
II progressing finely.
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WOLCOTT.

News was received here Saturday of
the death at Brightlook hospital In ST.
Johnsbury of Marshall McClary for sew
eral years a clerk In tho Haskell store
Death was due TO typhoid fever.O. J.
Putnam went Saturday to Binghamviile
to visit his daughter. Mrs. G. Il. Stca rms
and family who are passing the summer
there-Charles Wheeler OF West Lob
anon n. H.. Is hero for a two weeks va
cation.-Tra Wood OF Middleton, Conn.
IS visiting his sister. Mrs Fred Water
bury.--A. Portuguese employed by the
Morse company met with peculiar nc
cident Saturday while ut work at the
shavtngs battling machine. He got caught
In tho machinery and carried into the
ba lie with tho shavinss. IIe sustained
severe injury to his back-A son was
born TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Colbeth
August 20-Mr. and Mrs Frank Humph-
rey of Burlington are guests OF tho for
mer's brother. G. H. Humphrey. and
family this weck.-IMr. and Mrs. c. O.
Morse were guests at l.. 3 Morses in
JefrersONIJllo over SUNDAY.
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
CRAFTSBURY.

Norman LOOMS whose buildings were
destroyed by fire last week Monday.
ca used by the heating OF hay. has pur-
chased A. Fl. Dorrnans farIn and crops.
paying $500 Possession was given at
once Mr.. ana Mrs Dorman expect to
move TO Greensboro this week-The Rev,
Fred Larrabee will preach in the Metho-
dist Church Sunday morn!ng.--Mrs. r. A.
Patterson and daughter have arrived
from Portland. Ore.-Oscar Shute OF AL
bany Is spending e. few days in town.
The condition OF Henry Douglas !s very
crt,ical-Craftsbury academy will open
August 2s.--Neariy all tho district schools
IN town will commence Monday.-Alice
Chase and Berthe Davis OF Albany, ~ Y.
are in town for a few days.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry King are visiting his parents
in Canada.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs. W. d. Welch has returned TO
Waterloo. Iown.-W. II. Nye and family
have returned from Canp.-F. f. and g.
d. Davis have returned with their fami
lies from IIighgate Springs.--Mrs, +. H.
Sherwtn has returned from Manchester.
N. H.-The Ithiel Falls camp meeting
broke Tuesday. IT WAS one of the largest
meetings ever held on the grounds here.
Mr.. and Mrs. q A. Sargent Of Man
haitian. Kan, visited his brother. George.
this week.-Two hundred tickets were
sold Wednesday to the fair at Morrts-
ville.-->A very pretty home wedding was
that OF the popular assistant postmaster,
Max Wilson, and Herses McCuin. daugh-
ter of James McCuin. Tuesday. Tho Rev.
E. G. French. a former pastor here. per-
formed the ceremony. They are at Cas-
plan lake In Greensboro for their honey
moon.
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CAMBRIDGE.

Excursion TO Lake Champaign. See
ad. on page Z.
Mrs. J. Stafford and Mrs. David Stafford
wore visitors at Burlington and Queen
City Park Friday and Saturday. MIR. and
Mrs. w, NJ. Smith were in Fairfax Thurs
day.--Miss Bessie Alien of North Hero Is
airing for Prudence Wells, who Is re-
covering from appendcitia.--M y. a.
Storey. who has been quite I'll at Queen
city Park. Is very much bettcr.-Mr. and
Mrs. Il. NJ. Elinwood went to Queen city
Park Friday to visit Mr., and Mrs. Luce
Mrs. Amy Brush. who has been sew
eral weeks at Bolton. Burlington and Es-
sex, has returned home, --'IIa rlow Wires
has been II few days In Essex Invita-
lions have been issued for tho wedding Of
Miss Mary Reynolds and George O'Ncl
to take place at the Congregational
Church September "A poverty party
was held Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. w Howard Mrs. Iihbie Butler
OF Morrisvtlle has been In town the past
week.-Mrs.. Holden ia spending q week
at New Haven.
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VAUDEVILLE.

jay Lareway IS IN lIardwiclc where
he has emplo yment,-Mrs. Hannah p.
Wilbur Of Minneapolis MINI. IS visit
ing relatives IN town.--A large COM
pany from this place attended the
camp meeting at Ithiei Falls Sunday.
Mrs. r., A. Wiley Is III and is being
cared for by her daughter. Mrs. b. J.
Kelley of Morrisville.--Miss Mary
Fletcher'of Worcester. Mass. is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. J. II. Lumbra. and
Mrs, Roy Davis.-E, NJ. Thomas of
Cambridge was In town, Monday
Mrs l. A. Thomas and Mrs. Mary
Hsminway have moved from Jefferson
VILE into J. o, Powerss house at Bel
yidere and Mrs, J.. c. Tilotson
OF Morrisville visited her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Chauncey Tilotson. over Sum
day.-Mrs. Charles Bragg and daugh-
ter. Lula, spent tho past week with
her sister, Mrs. Glen Wilkins. at Nor
r,sville.-Miss Jessie Sweet Of Bakers-
Held called In town over sunday
Curtis Downer Of Morrisville Is In
town this week organizing a camp of
Modern WoodInen OF America,--A
largely attended republican rally
was held at the town hall Friday
evening and very interesting speeches
were delivered by II. c. Roy Of St,
Adams, r. w. Hulburd. s. b. Waite
and l.. H. Lewis of Hyde Park.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Thursday afternoon as G. Il. Hollis.
superintendent of the Eastern Tale
company, East Granville, was coming
from there to his home in this village.
on his motorcycle. the horse OF Mr..
Davis. n junk dealer. became frighten-
ed at the wheel The animal, instead
Of lodging the vehicle. made dive
for IT. In consequence Mr.. Hollis re-
ceived a painful bruised left limb and
the motorcycle was badly wrecked by
the heavy wagon going over II.
The ladies' Of the w. r. G. served
boiled dinner and hash supper In the G.
A, r. hall Tuesday-A clam bake was
given Sunday by Joseph Tilson to about
30 friends.-Mrs, Bertha Burridge went
Yesterday to New York as teacher In the
Sunshine school, an institution for blind
children In Brooklyn.-Mrs. Clarence
Moulton Is spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Clark In New Haven,
Come. w. Boyce of New York Is In
town.
County Road Commissioner j. b.
Wells Is critically i'll with acute Bright's
disea Mrs. Lucy Qsatham Fisher
widow Of Leonard Fisher, died early
Tuesday morning ut the home OF her
son, Dwight, who lives In Fast Brain
tree. For many years she had been IN
declining health but Friday she was
taken critically III with Inflammation Of
the lining OF the large intestine. which
caused her TO suffer terribly. She was
CO years old and for many years had
| lived in this vicinity. Aside from the
son mentioned she leaves sister. Mrs.
| Mary Montgomery. of this place. Fun
e<al services will be held this az
| ternoon at two o'clock at the sons
home.-Tuesday work was hegun In
ernest at the canning factory. IIuskers
arrived early In the morning and In the
afternoon the machinery was started
| This season Is prophesied to be ban
ner one. There arc over 900 acres of
land devoted to the corn ana the yield
| per acre Is exceedingly good, Willard
| Douglas and son, F,ben, of Hyde Park
ara guests at his brothers., @. w. Doug
las.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Wood have
| returned from an outing In Greensboro
and will be here "A few days before going
to their homo In Newtonville. Mass
Eva Green has returned from Lawrence
| Grover.
A republican rally will DO held Monday
| afternoon at $50 In Chandler Music hall,
Congressman e. J. HIM OF Connecticut
and the Hon. z. Il Stanton OF Roxbury
vii, be the spcakers,-J H. Wsllss condi-
tion ~ more favorable Mrs. G. T.. White
was called TO Manchester yesterday by
the serious illness OF her sster-in lsw
Mrs W, Il. Edgerton-Mr and Mrs. A.
II. Powers are spending four weeks at
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HYDE PARK.

Miss Isadcre Whitcomo lost one eye
Friday by the accidental discharge of u
rifle.-Herman Grimes and family of
Somerville. Mass. are visiting In town.
Tho Hyde Park base bail team defeated
Morrisville Tuesday on the fair grounds,
TO miss Lou Collins returned to La
coma, n. H., Monday Miss Agnes
Stephens. who has been the guest OF Miss
Agnes Hulburd. returned homo Monday.
w. d. Strong's family have closed their
cottage at Lake Elmore and nre ut homo.
Jacob DeBaun OF New York city is
spending week here.--Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Curricr OF Berlin. n. H.. were
guests OF Miss Iilah Waite Tuesday,
Miss Martha Sawyer of Boston Is visit
ing at the paterna home.-Homer Ian
pher has completed a four years service
for Noyes Wood. and September will
enter the employ OF George Foss.
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day for drinkenpess and fined s and
costs. amounting In all TO tl% which ne
paid,-Mrs. Charles Stevens OF New York
is the guest OF the Hon, and Mrs. F.. j.
Ornsbee.-Thomas Norton has returned
from Brattleboro where he has been for
medical trea tmcnt--C. NJ. Carpenter has
been III for a few days.-.Mlss Nellie E.
Briggs has returned nom 10 days stay
at Lake Dunmore.--Mr. ana Mrs. Peter
Field o! Vergennes have been spending
the past tow days with their daughter
Mrs. II. Lewis Mlner-Mrs NJ. y. Chit
tenden and daughter Of Burlington are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Fuller Mrs.
Gardner, who has been the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Carpenter, has returned
TO Poultney.
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JEFFERsoNVILLE.

Excursion to Lake Champaign. See
ad. on page 7,
Mr.. and Mrs JIM. Green. Jr, and Mr..
and Mrs. Perley A. Green of burlington
are guests OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Green.-Page Efford OF Fairfax Is
clerking for +. L. Start-The ladies OF
the Crescendo club gave Mrs. q. u. Lease
n birthday surprise party friday evening.
Miss Wilma ,IIolmes has taken a school
in Belvdere and Miss sybii Raymore at
North Cambridge Tho funeral ofi1crnest
Lydecker. who died at tho Mary,Fletcher
hospital IN Burlington, Twas held here
Tuesday at two o'clock. The Rev. II. r.
Harmed was the officiating clergyman
and tho burial Yves in Jeffsrsouvtlle ceme-
tery.-The base ball game Saturday, JEFF
fersonville W, Fairfield was won by
, Fairfield, 10 TO 6.-The Rev. II. r. Harnnd
was called 70 North Cambridge Sunday
, to oficiate at tho funeral Of Cyrus VIII
liams who died at the homo Of Mr.,
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EDEN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Manning OF Rut-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Peck of
johnson visited at w. n. Emery's Sum
day.-tMrs Israel Dezotell died Monday
of pneumonia.--I'clle McC;innis and May
Mudgett are to teach tho same schools
as last ycar.-tMrs. Gilchrist has returned
to Ncwport,-N. u. Blake Is having a
cottage built at lake Dden.-Mr. Sargent
is repairing the school house in the Nor
gnn distrCt
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Fuller, OF East Charleston -Edward AL
drich has torn down the barn he bought
Of Mrs Sarah Fox and has sold 1t to
l. N. Lund, Miss Alice Titus has re-
turned to Brattleboro after q few weeks
visit with relatives here.--A barn belong
ing 10 Peter Fleming was destroyed by
fire Saturday night.
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BELVDERE

j. o. Thomas Is building a store Mrs.
Mary Hemen~ny and Mrs. Livona
Thomas have moved into J. O. Thomas's
house at Belvidere Junction. Mrs. NJ. l..
Dav,s is In Cambridge caring for her
dauxht,r. Mrs. Lawrence Thomas. who
Ind n daughter born August ~ Eugene
Rivers of Nashua, n. H., who called on
friends last week, returned home Sntur-
day
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Hooper. MIR. Williams was a life long
resident of Cambridge. His age was "A
years The burial was IN the South Cam
bridge cemetery.--The next meeting Of
Crcscendo club will be held with Mrs. j.
r. Wilcox Fridsy.-The Cemetery associ-
alton will meet with Mrs. Aurlla Ed
wards September |.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from sra Pase.)


Day ana sunday IN LyPoohvi''e'-Mr'
John Cnainoeriau, Oh Ne" 10TH c'y'
who has visited MT ana Mrs W. w.
Bassett. went Shturuay " NET su'niiier
home IN Craftsbury.
Stranger si'ihs eeNe'"' u'ioie
names, was arrested saturday after
noon ny ofhcer a. - ha'hei ror re-
fusal TO pay rare from stowe on inc
stage or r. o. bun'' ana lot UT uhke"
ness, He was placed In the cooler
where he remained over eunoay'-Gnr'
Harris of Boston Is mere TOT a short
stay WIN ms ",o'"e'' VIZ. WY 80
Mr.. and Mrs. warren Woodworth ana
farn'iy OF H'chloru are '.ei''ns ."''
A. G.. Small and Mrs. III H. HARRIS
oscar Reed OF Nashua NJ H'' 10 ."e
guest of his mother MIS- Ailce Heeu'-
r.. q. wilson Is nj nome from parro
for week'-A survey OF inc S'ase
road from mere 10 SHOWS SHOWS us
lance or n,ne rh'les iEV iee' rom 90"
tion to station instead OF e'sht mics
as ~ mas hi"hEs oee,i sup'''eu W ~
wafer Bensoh - pi"e'ns h'i'' po'''
when marx 'he d's,unce CO,
MISS Ariine Hip.o VI 100.
Is the guest OF MIS-. ~ H. o'i''s
Mrs. Aouie Ne ''"'i.' VIM N''"s
burlington whore she h'ls p'Si'''"
as mRtroh III AaRe We" ~"
MISS Chthorlne Nh",.eo WIZ
I. " M. inns 'ai''--Ni' anu -N''' 'o
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YER ~ ta.oo.ad IN. +ha charre.-G.
'.0p,ne L. p,r,,,,+o, Tuesday
a. ~ a,,nr 80 county road s,,ner,
~ .,.n u.ot. pooa Commissioner G.
VI. veor re,urned here
'r .u,, 1,ous,o, Mass where
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UNION VILLAGE.

Charles ]. Estey OF Osborn. N. H.. and
Miss Virginia Il. Walker of Orlando, Fla,
were married August 20 by the Rev. W.
+. Newton.
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H. w. ALLEN e. co.
A Readiness Now to Meet the
Autumn Needs Never Equaled
Here at Such an Early Date

No necessity for waiting until the middle or
last of September to make the selections Though
it is August and there exists a probability that
several weeks of Summer weather are yet to come,
those who for another wish to sup
ply the Fall requirements early will find COM
as formerly could only be expected several weeks
later
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DERBY.

The proceeds Of the entertainment given
In academy hall under the auspices OF the
BAPTIST Ladies' Aid amounted 10 We
The Rev, Carlton Hazen OF Portland
Conn. preached in the congregational
Church Sunday and will preach again
next Sunday as candidate'-Char'es
Carpenter Is very III with little nope or
recovery Mrs. Fannie Bates mas return-
ed from the sanitarum in burlington
Miss Rose Parker of Lyndonvi'lc visited
Mira. Donaldson Sunday
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BPOWNINGTON.

Mrs, Bort Seavey and children have
been visiting her mother MIS- ha's
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In the Suit Department.

Not less than two hundred beautiful new tailored cos
have been received and on exhibition These
gowns entirely effects. making style
hib much Importance we'll furnishing the models
wanted for carly Fall
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(Continued ON Rage Is.)
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Silk Waists 1925.

Entirely new waists first showing to-day Remarkable
Value The H. W. Allen q Co. standard Of quality and
workmanship The silks such as are ordinarily employed
selling S. 90 and 1913 The workmanship the
STYLE the fit of just this Black smoke gray dark
brown and navy blue, Price So Is.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-07-02

clothing store, Samuel Scrinopski and
his son, Albert, who are engaged in
the clothing business at 526 Kansas
avenue. were severely beaten last
night by mob Of other clothing mer-
chants of the city. During the sum-
mer months the merchants would like
to agree to close their stores at $50
p. m, during July and August in order
to allow their clerks a shorter day and
thus avoid the hot evenings. To bring
about this end Councilman Pete Mil
ier, at the request of Mayor Green.
personally saw every clotheir in the
city. among them the Scrinopskfs
and all agreed to czose their stores
commencing last night. July at $3.50.
Scrinopski had his store open and all