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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04
Mr.. Hatch.

There 10 Q gentleman about whom the
Democrats will have little to DAY In the
present campaign. His name 10 Charles
p. Hatch. He is the State auditor. He
was appointed by Republican Governor
to straighten the kinks in the States
bookkeeping. He il an expert account
ant and after he had made good as
national bank examiner the great Inter-
national Paper Co. sought him out and
made him its auditor, with headquarters
at New York, and the duty of supervis-
ing accounts running far into the mil
lions for business reaching over many
states.
He had again made good when Gov.
Cobb rendered him the appointment as
State auditor. 1t didn't offer a. much
money as he was getting from the paper
company but it did offer him chance
to do good work in his native state, and
having Maine mans fondness for the
Pine Tree State, he came back here and
went to work. He entered upon his duties
in the Office of State auditor exactly as
he had previously entered upon other
duties. When he was made national
bank examiner he knew that he was on
Uncle Samuel's pay roll and he worked
for Uncle Samuel all the time. Later,
when he changed employers, he gave the
international the same service that he
had given the federal government. And
when he took the oath to be loyal to the
State of Maine, he began working for the
people with the same old loyalty. As q
matter of fact, it is the only kind there
is in the Hatch makeup. He is one of
the type of public servants who regard
their obligation to the people in the
same light that they would their obliga-
ton to private employer.
In the Office of State auditor he
has brought the several departments
toward a uniform system Of bookkeeping
and has audited all State bills with the
same care that he watched the accounts
of the International or the money of the
people in the national banks. He has
known neither friend nor foe, but only
figures. During the early days OF bis
incumbency of the Office the Democratic
press gleefully applauded his energy 10
bringing up to date Anticipated methods
of accounting, but as the campaign ap.
preached and Democracy remembered
that 1t would be contrary to precedent
to give Republican credit for what he
had accomplished, the applause died
down. The words of praise were nc
more uttered and when it held its State
convention the Democracy proceeded tc
name another candidate for State au
ditor. 1t might have set good example
in taking the Office tout of politics" BY
endorsing the Republican nominee-tht
man it had credited with making good
But it didn't. 1t went ahead and nam
ed man of its own and showed how
much sincerity there was back of It's tall
about introducing business methods a
Augusta.
The Republicans put trained bust
ness accountant on the job, but thu
Democracy, after commencing the wis
dom of the appointment, refuses to pu
business ahead of politics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE DOIN0S OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris Hill.

First Baptist Church, Rev. Z. Q: Taylor. pastor
Preaching every Sunday At lo'&6 A. \: Sunday
School at i2 u. Sabbath Evening Service q
80 p. 4. Y. p. 8. G. Z. Tuesday evening
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening az so; Cove
Sunday Of the month at ESQ P. n. All no
otherwise connected are cordially invited.
Universalist Church, Rev. c. A. Knickerbocker
Pastor. Preaching service every Sunday at 10 ~
A. N. Sunday School at ii rs.
A party consisting of Rev. and Mrs. c.
A. Knickerbocker, Misses Ruth and
Annabel Potter, Miss Helen Thorne,
Miss Elizabeth Mexican, Orlaud Daniels
and II. S. Knickerbocker enjoyed several
days outing at Camp KnickerbockeI
last week.
Mrs. j. P. Thompson and Miss Olive
Thomp son arrived at Elmhurst Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas of Mechanic
Falls are guests Of Mrs. Thomas sister,
Mrs. Fred Shaw.
A rehearsal of the play, "The Ladies
of Crawford" was given last week for the
entertainment of several who were un-
able to be present when the play was
given at Academy Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Thorne and Miss
bel6u uOTuc anu mtoS EiZooosh M
Kean, who have been at Elmhurst for
several weeks, return Tuesday to their
home in Mercer, Penn.
Miss lone Harlow Of Dixfield and Miss
Gertrude Brooks of Cambridge, Mass,
are guests at George NJ. Atwood's.
Clayton K. Brooks of Cambridge,
Mass, was in town last Tuesday.
Charles York is seriously i'll at the
home of his brother, Fred York.
There will be a mixed foursome tour
nament at the golf links next Friday and
Saturday All members and guests OF
the club are invited to enter. Mrs.
Atwood will serve tea Saturday after
noon at o'clock.
The regular meeting of the directors
of the Paris Hill Library Association will
be held at Hsmlin Memorial Hall Wed.
nesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Advertised letters in Paris post office
Aug. LIST:
Mrs. r. X. Gorham, care ID. B. Graves.
Mrs. Sophronia w. Bachelor.
The Baptist Sunday School will hold a
picnic on Kate Maxim's Hill next We'd
nssday, Aug. 5, or if stormy the next
day. All friends interested are invited
to join for the days pleasure and outing
George E. Abbott of Canton, Miss, is
visiting at Mrs. Harriet Ripley's. Mr.
Abbott was here last year for visit
but before that had not been in Maine
for thirty-six years.
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Hebron.

DR.. Crane has gone to Squirrel Island
for the month of August. Prof. and
Mrs. Brainard are with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glover Of Fran.
ingham, Mass, are visiting relatives
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Glover meet with a
warm welcome from their many friends
in the place.
Miss Grace Bumpus spent Sunday in
Poland.
Mrs. Florence Pinkham of Newton,
Mass, with her two children, is at <. S.
Dunham's.
Miss Edna George is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Fred Farris, at Mechanic Falls.
Mr.. Hylan has rented the cottage be-
longing to <. NJ. Glover and will move
there from the home of the late Mrs.
Cordelis Everett.
Mr.. Young of Boston spent Sunday
with his family at Fl. l.. Whitney's.
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East Sumner,

The young ladies' Crescent Club held
an outdoor social in the little grove near
the station on Tuesday evening. There
was a good attendance and very pleas
ant occasion was enjoyed.
Under the efficient ministrstiOns of
Rev. S. c. Eaton attendance at church
services has largely increased, and more
interest in moral and religious work is
apparent. His timely labors are being
much appreciated by all.
Rev. l.. NJ. Robinson is at his old
homestead and has been running out
lines and fixing boundaries of his real
estate, which is now quite extensive.
Meadows are being generally cut over
this year, owing to the light hay crop on
uplands.
w. Fl. Eastman visited several towns
last week, his position as manager for
the Union Mutual Insurance Co. keeping
him quite busy in its interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04
SPECULATION MUST CEASE

THERE'S SURE CURE FOR ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS AND CA.
TARRH, so WHY SHOULD PEOPLE
SPECULATE.
Remember, Hyomei will cure the
above named diseases or r. A. Shurtlefl
& Co. will give you your money back.
Go to them and ask for HyOmei outfit
which consists of a bottle of Hyomei Ia
very liberal supply and pocket inhaler
that will last lifetime. The whole
outfit only costs 81 90, and If at any time
afterward you need another bottle OF
Hyomei to use with your inhaler, 1t will
only cost you so cents. Ask them about
It. They will recommend 1t.
~ think your Hyomei Is Q grand med
icine; it has done for me what doctors
could not do, and I've tried everything.
l had such bad cough, and nothing l
took did me any good. tried your in
haler, and never had anything help me
so much or so quick. Wishing you long
and prosperous lives, / remain, your
true friend, Saba Sheline, Metz, Ind"
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Wilson's Mills.

The grange fair came off Friday with a
good crowd. SS1.75 was cleared; over
500 was taken.
The next entertainment is to be
quilting bee and dance. All are trying
very hard to pay for the hall.
Miss Stella Crimmens was down from
Camp-in-the- Meadow Friday, going back
Monday.
d. c. Bennett has two surveyors board.
ing at his place, also Mr.. Loud.
Alden Farnham has a man and wife
from Colebrook working for him.
Ed Stevens and wife are staying at the
hotel a few days.
n. X. Bennett is up from Norway on a
visit TO his daughter.
d. A. Cameron has a crew cutting the
hay on the Bean place.
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Green wood.

Friday afternoon. No time to collect
news this week, having been gone since
Monday morning and just returned.
Found letter from D. o. Davis OF
Minnesota saying it rained there nearly
all the time through April, May and
June, and had just begun to dry of.
They also had hail storm there, doing
considerable damage.
saw Elmer Cole last week and found
him in bad condition.
More next week.
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Oxford.

Charles Heslop has been taken to the
hospital to have his eye treated for an
injury received by having an apple
thrown against it. A few years ago the
other eye was badly injured and it Is
feared he may lose his sight.
Mrs. Cyrus Wardwell is suffering
from slight shock.
Mrs. Cornelia Jenkins is at Mr.. Il. G..
Perkins.
Miss Glover preached at the Advent
church Sunday.
Elmer Parrott and wife Of Portland
were here Sunday.
Mr.. and Miles Sturdevsnt of Auburn
visited Mrs. Sturdevant's brother, Mr..
Frink, on Sunday.
Mrs. Carr and daughter, Miss Lima
Carr. who has just graduated from
Portland High School, are spending the
summer here.
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East Waterford,

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Merrill and two
children of Marblehead, Mass, are visit
ing Mr.. Merrill's cousin, Mrs. c. 81
Pride.
DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Shedd came to s.
s. Halls from their home in North Con-
way in their auto Monday morning in
time for breakfast. They returned the
next morning.
b. G. McIntire is in Canada this week
Mrs. Kate Williams of Salem, Mass, ID
visiting Mrs. J. 4. McIntire.
A party of thirty relatives and friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. McIntire spent
Sunday at their cottage at Pappoose
Pond.
Miss Helen Sanderson is in Vermont
for few days.
Misses Maude and Virginia Mixer Of
Norway are visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Pride.
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West Buckfield,

Aggie Fagg is at work for Mrs. o. D.
Warren.
Paul Turner has returned from Au.
burn.
Isaac Turner attended the funeral OF
his father. Decatur Turner, Wednesday,
at South Paris. Mr.. Turner was for.
mer resident of this town. His remains
were brought here for interment.
Mrs. Montelle Bradbury and children
have joined Mr.. Bradbury at the farm.
Mr.. Phillips of Turner is at his farm.
Doris Buck was at North Buckfield
Saturday and Sunday.
Georgia Warren of North Buckfield
was at Harry Bucks Friday night.
Miss Cornelia Paris has returned to
Bath.
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East Bethel.

Most of the farmers have finished
haying. About one-third the usua
crop has been harvested.
Mr.. A. Fl. Bartlett of South Framing
ham, Mass, spent the past week at biz
home here.
Miss Fannie Holt of NepOnset, Mass,
is spending a few weeks at her home
here.
Mr.. r. C. Clark has joined his family
here, who have been spending their
vacation at G. NJ. Kimball's.
Mrs. |. 1. Young and children of Eas
Weymouth, Mass, are spending few
weeks at the home of Walter Bartlett.
Mr.. w. II. Partridge, photographer
aud artist, Boston, and son, W. II. Part
ridge, Jr., were guests of friends here
last week.
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DlckVale.

Farmers here are we'll along with Their
haying. A few have finished.
Mrs. Alfred Hammond is at the home
of her brother, d. o. Delano, helping
care for her mother, who was reported
just alive at last accounts.
R. S. Tracy is now able to be about
the house some, but only part of tht
time.
There have been no heavy showers
here yet, though one struck the center
of the town Wednesday and drove mt
under cover.
1 wish the correspondents of th'
Democrat could hold picnic and all at
tend, also the Democrat force, some time
before the leaves fall on any of US. w,
could swap yarns and 1 would tell ca
story
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6ekIal.

Mr.. E. C. Bowler has purchased the
lot of intsrvale formerly owned by Mr..
G. r. Wiley.
Carpenters are very busy. Herrick
brothers expect to occupy their new
garage and machine shop In six weeks.
The frame of Mr.. Albert Copelands
house on Kilbourn Street 10 nearly up,
and Mr.. Guy Thurston Is making ex-
tensive repairs on his house in Kimball
Park.
Harold and Francis Chandler of Nor
way are visiting their grandparents in
Bethel.
Wednesday just at night sad drown
ing accident occurred at Songo Pond.
A party who reside in that vicinity went
In bathing and Mr.. George Baker was
drowned. 1t Is supposed he suffered an
i'll turn to which he was subject. The
body was soon recovered. He leaves a
widow and three small children.
Mr.. Clinton Metcalf and family of
Pennington are spending vacation
with Mrs. Metcalf's father and brother.
The past week they have enjoyed an
auto trip to the lakes.
Miss Dorothea Mason Is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. o. NJ. Mason.
The body of Mrs. Spencer Bartlett, a
former resident of Bethel, was brought
here Tuesday for interment in che
family lot at Riverside.
Twenty-one members of Sunset Re-
bekahLodge were guests of Mrs. j. c.
Billings at her cottage at Songo. A day
of rare pleasure was enjoyed by all as
NJ and Mira Killings understand per-
fectly the art of hospitality.
Thursday afternoon the ladies of the
Universalist society held their annual
fair. Booths were attractively arranged
from which fancy and useful articles
were sold. Supper was served at six
O'Clock followed in the evening by a
concert, at which the following pro-
gramme was very pleasingly presented:
Organ selection.
Female Quartette Correcting Waltz"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04

Having been sick at his brothers home
few days, Irving Penley was carried to
his home at the village Wednesday morn
ing. since which he has been very sick
with fever, though as yet the doctor
has not decided of what nature.
Many are in sympathy with Alton Day
for the loss of his barn full of hay, three
horses and many farming utensils, which
were struck by lightning and burned
Thursday morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04

Hon. Oadiah Gardner of Rockland
Democratic candidate for Governor, viii
speak several times in Oxford County In
the present campaign. The dates are:
Aug. 7-Afternoon. Buckfeld; evening, Rum
ford.
Aug. s-Afternoon, Norway; evening, Bethel
Aug. l0-Afternoon, Andover. evening
Bryant's Pond.
Aug ll-Fryebury and Brownheld.
Hon. Daniel j. McGillicuddy of Lewis
ton, Democratic candidate for congress,
will speak at Norway and Bethel, with
Hon. Obadiah Gardner, on the 9Th OF
August. He will also speak in Oxford
County towns the week Of August II to
20, on . schedule not yet arranged.
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Lowell.

Friday evening there was . supper,
entertainment and dance at Pine Grove
Hall, given in the interest of the
Women's Library Club. There was a
good attendance.
Fred A. Holt has returned to Boston,
but bis wife will remain here q short
time.
The usual number of summer residents
aAd visitors are in town.
The apple crop here promises to be
very small this year.
Frank Harmon and wife have gone to
the camp on the Lower Bay for month.
Fred s. Walker and wife have return.
Cd to Hartford.
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NORWAY Lake.

DR.. Edna q. Stephens of West Somer
vile, Mass, is spending vacation Of
two weeks at home at G. A. Stephens
Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees, of Massa
chusetts we're at G. A. Flint's the 25tt
and Goth. They are now tenting on the
shore Of the lake and intend to have
cottage built this year.
. Friends from Massachusetts, are visit
ing Miss Addie Shattuck and her uncles.
Ernest Murch has had q two weeks
vacation from the Advertiser Office.
Miss Ada Frost returned from Auburn
the Goth.
Norway Lake school reunion Aug. 20,
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North Waterford.

Carl Brown took his father and thei
company, the Misses Ayers, to Lewiston
in the auto. Ruth Elliott went and re
turned that night.
A good crowd at the dance Frida,
night and excellent music was furnished
by the Robinsons of Bridgton.
Mrs. Herbert Andrews from Lewiston
is visiting at Mrs. Angie Andrews.
Jess Littlefield, who has been quite
sick, has appendicitis, and intends to &C
to the hospital as soon as able.
Sunday the McIntires entertained 6
party of friends at their cottage.
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West Lowell.

Mrs. George Chadbourne has returned
from trip to Massachusetts, bringing
her grandson with her.
Several new arrivals at Pine Point
Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer have gone from
Mrs Hattie Nichols to Ed Hodgdon's
in Stow. Mrs. Spencer is caring fol-
Mrs. Hodgdon and little daughter.
Mrs. Charlotte Buffers and daughter
Gertrude of Millinocket have been visit
ing friends in the place.
Miss Aristeen Lord dropped box on
her foot, making it very painful.
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Denmark,

The following guests are at the Maple
wood, Mrs. A. c. Jones, proprietor: Mr.
P. w. Swan, of Plymouth, Florida; Capt
Charles Randlett and wife, Arlington
Heights, Mass; Miss Gertrude Ward
Miss May McManus, Manchester, N. 81.
Mrs. G. W. Griffin and granddaughter
Miss Dorothy Griffin, Franklin; N. q
Miss Matte Brooks and Miss Esthe
Lovett of Beverly, Mass, are guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gray.
Mr.. Sumner II. Smith and Miss Ethe
NJ. Boyd were married the 2Sth and ar,
away on their bridal tour.
Dufor's Glass Workers are here TO
three nights, July 80 and 81 and August
tct
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East Brownfleld.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias P. Morton Of
Brookline, Mass, were entertained al
Mrs. E. A. G. Stickney's over Sunday.
Mrs. L. N. N. Stevens spent few
days last week with her daughter, Mrs
William Leavitt.
The Sunday School picnic held al
East Brownfield last Wednesday was an
unusually successful affair. Nearly
one hundred were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Stickney were In
Hampton, N. H., last week. During
their absence they left James at home.
Mrs. Abbie Rogers has her Lster Of
Saco o. her guest.
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Peru.

Mrs. Nellie Hartman and Miss Foster
of Virginia are visiting Mrs. Emma Still
man and others.
July 30, had a thunder shower &C
companied with hail and rain, but 1t did
not do any damage.
P. G. Barrett is packing getting ready
to move.
Miss Rose Libby is working at P. G
Barrett's.
Miss White is visiting at Mrs. Bent's
The farmers have got about done hay.
ing and report about half crop.
Rockemeka Grange held a dance al
Grange Hall on the Goth of July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04

Lightning killed Mrs. Otis Gray and
badly burned her fve-ysar-old son at
Bluehill Tuesday night. The boy will
recover. Mrs. Gray was AZ years old
and leaves . husband and nine children.
They were In their home when the
lightning struck. The house was only
slightly damaged.
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Buckf1eld.

Miss Gladys Whitson, daughter OF John
q. Whitson, q former pastor OF the Bap-
tist church here, 10 spending part OF
her vacation with Miss Sarah Barrett.
Henry Clement OF Bridgton spent Sat
day and Sunday with his family at G. NJ.
Irish's.
Guy o. Gardner and wife of Dlxfield
spent q few days last week with Mr..
Garduer's parents.
Mr.. Cyrus Cole of Boston has been
spending few days with relatives here
and renewing old acquaintance.
Mr.. Ralph Bancroft of Mechanic Falls
has been with bis uncle, O. E. Waite
for few days.
Mrs. Clarinda Spaulding of South
Portland is visiting at Benjamin Spauld'
ing's. ,,
The body of Mrs. DR.. Gibbs OF Liver.
more Falls was brought here for burial
from her late home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Gibbs died suddenly at the home
of her brother in Hartford while visiting
there with her husband. She was a sis
ter of Mrs. A. s. Bessey and Mrs. S. d.
Swallow of this town.
Harry Prince of Madison was in town
Monday.
Miss Clara Wilmington and Miss Iva
Gardner are visiting friends in Boston
this week.
A shower accompanied by a strong
wind passed over this place Friday after
noon, doing considerable damage to fruit
trees.
Mrs. Sarah Benson of Haverhill, Mass,
is visiting at a. A. Irish's. Mrs. Benson
formerly lived in this town.
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Coming Events.

Aug. l5.-Reunion OF Twenty third Maine Regi.
ment. Bryants Pond
Aug. i9.-Reunion Thirty second Maine Regi.
ment, Lake Auburn.
Aug. T.-Oxford Pomona Grange field day,
South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04

Mrs. Joseph A. Warren and her two
daughters, Martha and Josephine, came
to Buckfield Wednesday for short visit,
returning home Friday afternoon. Their
oldest daughter, Sara Eleanor, has been
spending the summer vacation with heI
grandparents.
Miss Nellie Dudley has presented to
the Methodist parsonage a fine large
mirror. Miss Dudley, like one of old,
sis full of good works."
Sabbath services have recently been
inaugurated at North Buckfield. One
week ago an interesting and we'll at
tended evening service was held at the
home of I. D. Fuller. Mrs. Fuller Is g
member of the Congregational church al
Norway. Last Sabbath evening there
was preaching at Grange Hall at 7:3C
O'Clock by Rev. A. w. Pottle.
The Methodist people at Buckfield
both in the village and at the East, have
a vacation during the month of August
the pastor preaching each Sabbath al
North Buckfeld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-08-04

Mrs. Marble was new to Bethel audi
ence and sustained the enviable repu-
tation she has always so richly deserved
since her graduation from the Emerson
School of Oratory. The musical pro-
gramme was pleasingly rendered.
Mr.. Peppers concert Aug. will
doubtless be the event of the summer.
Mr.. j. V. Holt and family of Andover,
Mass, arrived at the home of Mrs. Hollis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. U. Purington,
Saturday.
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Shirt Waist Suits, Jumper Suits,
MARKED DOWN.

give you only very description of the bargains
be found in these departments.
brodey yoke point effect sleeves trimmed with tuck and
collar and cuffs Full plated skirt
tuck and of insertion dainty
WERE $5.ee, NOW S4ee
of
trimmed cuffs full side plated skirt with deep hem
three inch tuck
WERE 81. 90. NOW $500
with fourteen
tucked back Full skirt with tuck hip and
WERE 50. 90, NOW So 90
odd
quality and white white
Jnmp
hamburg shoulder Mao
Full with bias fold.
WERE $3.ee, NOW SO 90
gngham tucked
white Skirt trimmed with pped bias fold
WERE $3.50 and $2e9 NOW ST. ea
blue and white check
bands piped with white
WERE $1e8 NOW Sl4e
styles odd and look them before they
White Skirts
going plenty trades left Don't
they gone.
Store Friday afternoons through August.