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The Winslow mail., 1909-12-11
GAME WON BY
LOCAL BOYS
DISPUTED
A recent copy of the Williams
News bears the following item:
Winslow's Roast Unjust.

The manager of the Winslow
football team in an interview in
the Winslow Mail is roasting the
Williams football team for their
non appearance in that city for a
game on Thanksgiving. The
roast is uncalled for and ungent-
lemanly. Prof. Richardson noti-
fed the chesty manager at Win
slow in plenty of time to cancel
the date, The News has positive
proof of this fact and if the Win
slow manager did not receive it
it is not the fault of Prof. Rich
ardson.
AS to the result of the previous
game Williams claims only what
was agreed upon, The game
was not finished and both teams
agreed to cali it a tie.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-11


from the failure of one team to
take the field when so instructed
by the referee at the beginning
of the game, in which case the
team thus failing to obey the Off
cial's order looses the game by
the score of zone to nothing. This
is the only arbitrary score impo-
sed by forfeiture, In all other
events the score must stand as
when the forfeiture occurred,
In the case of the game played
here, Williams withdrew from
the field with the score twenty
one to six against them so the
score must stand and no official
captain or manager has power
to alter or change that fact.
SO much for the score,
The roast, as our friend terms
it, that was handed out to Will
liams on account of their non ap-
pearanCe here for the Thanks
giving game, was neither uncal-
led for nor yet ungentlemanly.
Manager Code was justified in
his statements. The blame, if
any, must attach to the Postal
Telegraph Company. If our
friend desires further facts III the
case, let him inquire of Professor
Richardson and learn his mista-
kes.
These recriminatiOns and mis-
takes are to be deplored Profess
or Richardson has, at some pains
to himself, labored to build up
football i'll Williams, as Manager
Code and others have labOred
here. This is bound to hurt the
game.
/ Above everything else, football
is a game in which true spirit of
the sportsman must he maintain
ed. There are too many oppOr-
tunities for dirty work i'll the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
Nueva fuente de pro-
| duccion, despiertan
!! dornidas energias.
La industrializacion abre
nuevos horizontes a la
prosperidad.
Las fabricas en- su obra reden.
tora, poniendo al trabsjador
a cubierto de la miseria y de
la ruipa moral,
De nuestro corIespopsal

Agosto l2-Ha sido designado
el Sr. A. koester, socio de la casa
bancaria Sues. de Roses y Ca. Vice
consul de Alemania en- esta ciudad,
hablendo recibido el execuator de es
tilo.
La industria progresa en- Are
cibo. Existen hoy dos magnihcos A
lambiques con todos los adelantos
modernos propiedad de los Sres. An
drcs Oliver el uno y el otro de Piza
y Hno.. Una fabrica de curtidos pro
piedad de D. Honorato Berga en- la
que funcionan gran nlmero de ma
Guinarias altimos modelos para to
das las operaciones del currtido de
pieles. Una gran fabrica de pastas de
los Sres. G. Ledesma y Ca. donde Sc
elabora un gran contingente de ca
jas dlarlamente de pastas superior
calldad. Una fAbrica de hielo de Mr..
lademann y Wilson que fabrica u
mas cuantas toneladas diariamente
Gle hlelo muy recomendable. Aho
ra acaba de constituirse una Socie
dad para montar una gran Tahona
de vapor para la elaboration de pan
y galletas, donde Sc montaran las
m aquinas mas modernas que exis
ten hoy para esta industria consigui
endose tres poderosasy grandes ven
tajas, el precio mas economico de un
artfculo de primera necesidad, la su
preston de la fatiga impuesta a loe
obreros y sobre todo la observancia
mas perfecta Gle las reglas de la higie
ne. Creemos y estamos seguros de
que esta nueva industria obtendra
toda la protection del pdblico que
sabra apreciar todas sus ventajas.
-Pronto contara Arecibo con un
magnffico Colegio Cat6lico, debido
la constancia y trabajos del apre
ciado vicario de esta iglesia ell Pa
DIRE Rexach, pues una Congregation
de Hermanas de la creed de Chicago
consiente en- mandar esta ciudad
un numero Gle hcrmanas encarga
d as de la direction de este nuevo
plantel de ensehanza y al efecto EN-
bacaran en- New York el 81 del ac
tual estando en- esta ciudad el 26 con
el fin Gle comenzar los preparativos
para montar el colegio en- la casa que
aquf posee el Obispado junto a la ia
brica de tabacos The West Indies
Cigars Co.
La Companfa de zarzuela del Sr
Gutierrez Sc nos dice vendra esta
ciudad a dar algunas funciones una
vez terminada su temporada en- la
capital.
Ell vapor Coamo ca rg6 una par
tida de siete mi sacos de azucar pa
"a los Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
CONTRACT ALCOHO-
L|SM0 En- L0NDRES
Sc debe evitar que los
borrachos vayan a
las cortes.
Un buen metodo que esta
en- practica en- Colonia'
La policia y el ''Savstion Army
trabajan unidos.

Ell congreso anti-alcoh6lico de
Londres, ha estado debatiendo ca
lurosamente 81 los borrachos de las
GALES deben ser tratados como
borrachos i,responsables 9 como bo-
rrachoS desordenados
La mayoria opina que Sc debe evil
tar 10 mas possible llevar a los bo
rreachos a las cortes. Esto Sc ha
llevado a efecto en- Colonia y Sc afr
ma que ha dado un magnffco re
sultado.
El sistema allf es una combina
ci6n entire las policias y oficiales del
.Salration Army. Estos ultimos ron
dan las GALES con una ambulan
cia y llevan al que encuentran bo
rracho a SUI casa 6 10 llevan un 81
ito especi ial para hacerles primero
un trata miento fsico y despues mo
raj.
La poicia por SUI parte, cuando
encuentra un borracho en- la calle,
telefonea al lugar especial pidien
do la ambulancia y los que traen es
ia Sc hacen cargo de borracho ira
tandolo 10 mas familiar mente 20
sible. Aunque sea un "borracho
peleador' es tratado con suavi
dad.
Londres no ha participate de es
te metodo. Los sabados por la no
che en- los suburbios 81 algun bo
RI acho Sc queda en- la Gale, la po
licfa 10 cole y 10 hace aparecer an
te un juez. por la mafana, con
muy pocos benefcios moral es para
ell culpable y con grandes molestias
para las cortes.
Los oficiales del Salvation Ar
my estan dispuestos cooperar
en- este y 81 Sc arregla Sc preparan
telefonos especiales y Sc establece
ra un cuerpo de ambulancias.
La ventaja de este es que mu
chos que sc encuentran borrachos
por prlmera vez pierden su sit'' :.
ci6n despu6s Gle la multa de ) 5. !
llings z dias de arresto.
La vida del que bebe tiene las 81
guientes fases:-
Ebro, drrestodo, multado, robd
do, ragamundo, borrdchin. Fl NAL
debe corregirse en- ell primer gra
do.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
N07AS Y N0T|C|AS

Eleme ntos de la colonia norteame
ricana de la ciudad que han visto en-
.Nueva York, repetidas representa-
clones de La viuda allegro" y que
concurrieron el domingo y lunes al
teatro de esta ciudad, han manifesto
do que la labor hecha por la compa
MIA Gutierrez, Y en- particular ell ira
bajo de la Iris, sehora Peral v Cid,
gustado mucho al publico de la ciu
dad asf como ocurrio en- Ponce. La
referida compahia de Zarzuela sal
dra en- breve para Santo Domingo,
de allf pasara q Cuba Y despucs i Cos
Ia Rico, para volver 4 P. Rico den
tro de un afo.
Una gran concurrence hubo a
noche en- el Parque Y las exhibiciones
en- el cine fueron cscolldas y de
verdadera attraction.
Ell club "Eugenio Maria de Hos
tos" de esta ciudad So prepara a ce
lebrar el cuarto aniversario de su
fundaci6n, efectuando una velada
lfrica itcraria, la que tendra lugar el
% de los corrientes en- los saloncs dc
Emerson Scholl" Estimamos la cor
ties invitaci6n recibida para dicho
acto.
-Esta mafana hubo algun retra
20 en- los cruces de los carros clGctrI-
COS por consccucncia dc una avcria
en- los alambres.
-Mucha concurrencia ha tenido
durante estas noches cI eirco .Lo-
wande" establecfdo en- P.dc terra Y
que euenta con un complete clladro
de habiles artistas. II puhlico que
ha podido disfrutar del espectaculo
ofrecido por los habiles arti.tas, esta
muy eomplacido Y seguramente ha-
bra lleno en- todas las funciones.
La casa de los SreS. Ccrcccdo
hermanos Y Co. de esta ci'.dad, ha
obsequiado sus favorcrcdores ron
artis'lcos corta-papcles Y cenizeros.
recuerdos anuncios de Ia conocida
marca de vinos de "San Raisel''.
In estes dias ha invadiio Ia ci,l-
dad y sus poblados una playa DE-
MOSQUITOES que ocaSiona grandes
molestiss al vecindario. Seria muv
conreniente que las basuras que ron
Queen los carros destinadOs i reeojer
las. fuersn oonvenientemente tapa-
dos segun est4 dispuesto. |
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En- e| ciIco LoWande.

Regular concurrencia, asisti6 ano-
che al espacioso circo que en- Puerta
Gle TERRA tiene levantado una exec
lentc compahia de variedadcs, en-
presa Powell V Co. y Lowande V
Weaver.
Nuestro puhlico cansado dc cines
concurri6 en- buen nGmero 4 admi
rar los excelentes ,rabaios de esta
compania de la que puede decirse
que en- su genero es de 10 mejor que
lemos visto.
No nos ocupariamos de los traba
Jos de mdgia blanca. como de los MI
meros del programa de la funci6n
de anoche que nos present6 Mr.. Po
well pues esto va pertenece al siglo
pasado V hoy resulta una dntigudlla
de POGO gusto, sino fuera por la mara
villosa destreza desplegada por este
artista. en- los diferentes ejercicios
que ejecuto los cuales fueron aplau
didos.
80 m,nmtos por 81 pais dc los ensue
fos. fue ei tempo invertido por este
iiestro prestidiiitador que nos hizo
admirar sus cualidades de cxcelente
hipnotista Y prestidigitador.
Uno de los turnos fue consumido
por el contorsionista Jesus Segredo
el cusl es una maravilla. Con com
pleta desartioulaci6n de slls nervios
NOS present6 trabsios admirables.
Los hermanos We auer cen SUI ad
mirable fuerza Y reSl>teneia dental
impossible de comprender 4 Ia simple
vista sin un anallsis cientffico. La
simpstica artista Miss Kemp. con
tus importantes trabaios de equili
brio mereci6 justos y nutridos aplau
SOS.
Todos los artistas son los que pu-
diera llamarse de primera Inca.
La compahia Is huena. V merece
b protection de uueStro pueblo.
- Reporter. ]
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La que yende mas barato.

CUAL ES LA FARMACIA que
vende mas barato en- Santurce? La
FARMACIA VEGA, pos supuesto.
Al ladode ia Capilla del Institute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
;Que Is 10 me.ior.?


Preguntabanle 4 varios alumncs d
un coegio de los Estados Unidoa, qu.
era 10 mejor del mundo y cada uno DE-
cia 10 q eparecis, pero Sc llev6 el pre-
,nio uno que sontesto: "Los trajes he
chos que vende La Ialmesans de. j.
Pieras, en- la calle de q lien nlimero 32.
UN LLAVL RO.-En Ia Gale d.
la Fortalcza esquira del Cri.to 4 San
ia Catalina ha sido encontrado por
ell sujeto Alberto Melendez un lave
70 con 3 llaves el que sc crea ser .u
ducho puede pasar a recojerlo en- Is
administration de este diario, previo
papo de este anuncio.
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cuPoN Is l2o.)
PRO PAI'RIA.

Hermoso libro en- mas de cuatro-
cientas paginas editaoas en- papel de
lujo, con numerosos fotograbados, con-
teniendo tedos los trabsjo. realizados
en- Washington por Ia Ccmisi6n de Ia
CSmars de Delsgados y toda la docu-
meutaci6n no publicada hasta hoy y
los principales discurso,, compilad.
por 81 Senior COLL CUCHl; y con
un restimen del Sr. Mufioz Rivera V
una carta del Sr. Benitez, miembros
de la omission. PRE- los. Un
ejemplar $500 Franqueo rs cts -
Todos los pedido, deben hacerse acom-
pahsdos de su importe al senor CAY.
COLL GUCHI, +. o. Box 694. San
Juan, 7. r. 5va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
GRATIS 4 LOS
HERNI0SOS.
IN SsnciIo kstodo que ha ourado a oientos
DO pefsonss sin doIor. sin Peligro. sin impe
dir ei lrabajo J sin nlnguaa pefdida do tismpo
A T0DOS Sc 0FRECE UN
ENSAY0 GRATIS.

La hernia (quebradurD curable sin operaclon.
door. pegro perdida de tempo. Cuando declines
durable. no Queremos dar entender que Ia Queora-
dnra puede nncamente retenerse pero que Sc
una clra que lie permitfr4 Fd de guitar su braguero
A fin de convencer Vd, y sus amigos hernloeos
de que nuestro Descubrlmisnto efectiyamente puede
costara NADIA Vd. Una cura signihca Ia cesacion
de todo trimiento un crecimento notable ael vSo' M
flsico mental la facutad de gozar de nuevo las DC
lcias de la vida mucho amos de benesar de salts
faccion Ahadidos 4 gu vida. LIE ofrecemos va. sra
tuitamente una muestfa de nueetro tratamiento que
ha cursdo en- cientos casos
No mande Vd dinero simplemente lltnese ei cupon
bradura y devuevanos este cupon No descuide. nj
I'm solo da este lmportante asunto n! continNe "
de1arse aormentar ms por bragueros va hechos bara
tos comunes
Esta otera es ID mas equitativa que ia As Sc haya
hecho todos los que pAdecen de hernia deberan apro-
vechariA nmedlatamente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
Mercado de Azuear T..

New York, agosto l7.-Hoy
cerro ell mercado de azucar al
precio de $4.0S. Los precios
sc sostienen haSta ahora con
ligera oscilacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
CERVEZA PIEL BROS.
A. ALVAREZ Y HERMANOS

A. ALVAREZ Y HERMANOS
AGENTEs EXCLUsIvos EN- PUERTO
RICO De La CERvEZA PiEL.
No contlene Sustdncids n0c,u1s
PREPARADA DE MALTA FLOR DE cERyEzA
Is mas nutritiva que cualquiera
otra cerveza, resultando buen ali
mento. Tonica y reconstituyente
Aumenta el peso de las personas que
la usan. Fabrlcada y envasada sin la
adici6n dc sustancias quimicas Con-
tienc gran proportion dc malta. Pre-
parada de acuerdo con ei metodo
DORMUNDER REAL GERMAN
BEER. DE acuerdo con la ley ma
cional dc Alimentos y Drogas de
Junio 80 de 1906.
En- todos los s.fnblecimisntos debe
u pedir oerrezd Piel Bros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-17
Gran nOyedad en- bluSaS de Sra

Ell PARIS BAZAR DE PEDRO
GIUSTI, acaba de recibir un ex-
plendido surtido de BLUSAS para
Sras, las que realiza desde UN DO
LIAR en- adelante. Son de tela muy
hna con encajes, todas de mangas
largas y las hay tambien escotaditas.
Son de gran novedad.
En- TRAJES DE CHAQUETA
hay Tin gran surtido de todos colo
res desde $500 uno.
En- FORMAS DE SOMBREROS
para Sras. Sc han recibido nuevos
modelos desde 75 centavos en- ado
lante. Esta casa rccibe por todos los
vapores las ultimas novedades.
FORTALEZA q
PARIS BAZAR.
PEDRO GIUSTI.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-22
NORTH HOOSlck

Mr.. Potter returned to Williams
town Monday.
Ellis Fremyre is painting for James
Frazier at his farm.
j. G. Byars Bird has carpenters re-
pairing his buildings
Mrs. Kate Carmody is visiting her
sister in Schenectady.
Calvin Marshs family have recov-
cred from the humps.
Harold FAINT was in North Benning-
ton Wednesday evening.
George Harrington and family are
visiting in Raymertown.
James Frazier's people have com
pany from out of town.
Miss Florence Whitwell of Troy is
visiting at Walter Aliens.
George Prescott is spending a
month in the western part of the
state.
Fritz Vogler and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday in South Shafts
bury.
Several young ladies of this place
had picnic Wednesday at Battle
field park.
Mrs. John Mozart and daughters of
Philadelphia, Pa, visited at James
Byars recently.
Mrs. Sherwood Haswel and Mrs.
Kenneth Haswell called on friends
here on Monday.
Several from this place were in
Troy Sunday to see the ball game
Chicago VS. Troy.
Mr.. Cathcart is having his house
painted Mr. Fisher of HOosick Falls
is doing the work.
Richard Harrington has returned
from Glens Falls where he has been
spending a few days.
Miss May Russell of North Ben
nington spent Sunday at the home of
her uncle, Delbert Russell.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-22
EAST ARLINGTON

Leo Grout of the U. V. NJ is home
for his vacation.
G. |. Hendee of Bennington was in
town Sunday.
John Dunlap of Oregon is at the
home of his son Frank Dunlap.
DIR. Marshall Gray of Shushan N. Y.
visited his brother, DR.. s. X. Gray on
Saturday.
Charles Walker and Mr.. Burke of
Bennington were visitors in town on
Saturday.
Miss Elsie Case of Springfield is
weeks visit
Mildred Buck returned Friday even
ing from Springfield where she has
been on short visit.
Joseph Sunderlin and family of AL
bany are being entertained at the
home of Mrs. Julia Walker.
Ira M. Spafford of Burlington is
spending his vacation with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George N Spafford
Miss Gertrude Shepherd who spent
the past week as the guest of her cou-
sin Miss Celia /. Blair has returned to
her home in North Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hovey of
Whitman, Mass, are spending a few
weeks with friends in town. Mrs.
Hovey was formerly Miss Susie Haw-
kins of this place.
The local baseball team defeated
tba yVoet Runart team on the home
grounds Saturday afternoon by a
score of to 4. They are planning to
go to Proctor next Saturday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

William Hargraves and family of
Troy are the guests of Herbert STRAIT
ton.
Misses Daisy b. Wood and Mabel
Gardner were in North Adams We'd
nesday.
Farmers are now harvesting their
rye crop which promises TO be a
heavy one.
Mrs. Nathan Stiffman underwent an
operation al her home on Park ST.,
Wednesday morning
Mrs. W. La Roche, Mrs w Watson
and Miss l.. Marks of New York are
spending several days at the Putnam
A few members of the local band
assisted tne North Bennington band
at it's regular weekly concert Tuesday
evening.
Fred Chesbro has gone to Hudson,
N. Y, where he has accepted a posi-
tion as operator in the moving pic
ture business.
Mrs. George B. Sears, who has
been spending several days at the
band to New York Tuesday.
George A. Rising of Hoosick Falls,
a frequent visitor in this town. is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. II. Fl.
Allen of West Main street
Mrs. Carrie Franchere and SOP. AL
bert have closed their home on Main
street and gone to Woodford for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs f. Murt of Washington, d. c.,
has been stopping several days at the
Putnam house. Tuesday her husband
a government employe, came here
with a party of friends from Albany
and Mrs Murt accompanied them to
the capital city.
The Pittsfield baseball team will
make its debut here today 1t will be
the first time in the history of the
town that the professional baseball
team from the shire city will make
its appearance in this town. A record
crowd is expected.
Rev. Austin l.. Park and daughter
Miss Alma Park of Ridlands, Cal,
former residents of this town have
been stopping at the Putnam house
for few days. They will also go to
Woodford to visit his sister, Miss
Anna c. Park at Sunshine cottage in
the city.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Mrs. Addie Ellwell has returned to
her duties at the soldiers home after
a weeks sickness at ner nieces, Mrs.
Arthur Herrington's.
Mr. and Mrs j. Fred Cree and two
children are enjoying themselves for
the summer at tneir mothers, Mrs.
e. A. Pratt, on the Traynor Elwell
farm.
Little Esther Lever is visiting her
grandfather and mother in the Green
Mountain Valley. The city to country
life to her is very fine and she-is en-
loving herself with her brothers and
cousins.
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Shirt Waists, House Dresses, Kimonas and
Wrappers at Sacrificing Prices.

Ladies' Shirt Waists lngee and Lawn handsomely trimmed were
oe to 20 at this sale all 90 SOC
Ladies' Extra Fine Waists, were $50 to $780, at 1875
Fine Percae Madras and Chambray working
waists 43c.
raiormade and Tucked Waists at one-touh OIL
and Black Lawn Waists, 100 at o5c
at
Fine lap Silk Waists were rs I.So, $50 2.49
all over Lace and Tafeta Waists at one-third off.
" fine $40 Wrappers at IS and IS cents
" fine long Kmonas at 75c. $50 ones at I.I9
fine short Kimonas greatly cut prices.
1.25 percale wash Shirt Waist Suits at Soc
" 2S C1inoamh and Chambrav Shirt Waist Suits, Soc
Bingham Shirt Waist Suits, were $50 at II9
extra sizes in Wrappers I.25 csc
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Bed Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases and Cl


$25 Large size White Bed spreads go at 9oc
frineed for IronB Beds at I3o
400 . Marselais = - go at 239
90 and 2 40 , fine Bedspreads go at I79
zoe LARGE Size Sheets go
7sc goat Csc
100 go 79c
aoc Sheetines full bleeched A. go a 25c Der yard
Sac " 10 goat 2Sc
81 Beacled Cloth goat &c
SC Amokeg Apron ginghams goa &c
I21zc Seersucker dress ginghams go at Ioc
nc White and Black Lawns, per yard nc
and csc White Lawn per yard nc
and Figured Lawns to close out at &c per yard
Innings, Stifening Cloth, at sacrifice prices
soc Turkey Red and Blue Table Linen at 39c per YARD
3oc full bleached Table Danask 23c per yard
soc 3ec per yard
2oc Bed Tickines, extra thick I5c per yard
&c Fine Prints at 81 per yard
12c all Linen Crash Toweling per yard
1oc at SC per yard
2oc all linen Huck Toweling I5c per yard
Huck Towels, red border, cents
I5c Hemsttched Huck Towels, 13c
15c Turkish Towels I2c
3oc Turkish Towels, 23c
tS, a dozen Bleached Satin Damask Napkins SIC
10 I25
zoe Colored Table Oil Cloth, per yard nc
2Sc White or Marble Color, per yard I9c
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Clean Sweep all through both stores. Goods
will be offered at this Sale at profit Stripped prices.

Ladies' I5c Stock and Dutch Collars &C. 25c kind,
" soc Collars, at 42c
" soc Belts 42c, 25c kind at 22c I5c kind at
" $50 Automobile Wells at 49, 100 kind at 7oc
soc Neck Scarfs 42c 1913 kind at I.3o
29c and 25c all Silk Ribbons at Ioc per yard
Good I5c Ribbon at Ioc, zoe Ribbon at ISc
Ladies and Gents good Umbrellas were soc at 42c
Extra fine Umbrellas &c., kind o5 kind
Extra fine Silk Umbrellas were 200 and 2.25 at I6e
Ladies' Bags and Pocket Books the 75c
at 79c, and higher priced ones at Il off.
Lace Handbags Ruching Combs and all of notions will be
offered at this sale profit sacrificed prices.
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Sacrificing Prices in the Millinery and Children's
and Infants Wearable Departments.

Ladies very fancy Trimmed Hats, 600 at 2.o8
At just one-half off all others with exception
Ready Hats reduced to one half price
All Trimmings Flowers Wings and Feathers onehaf price
Boys and Chdren Hats and Caps at
Babies and Infants Hats and Bonnet soc
Babies Lace and Wash Hats soc 3oc, 75c 5oc
Short Dresses, $50 25c, so at 42c
75c at Csc, 100 at 85c
r.25 at csc, $50 at I.Io
Infants Long Dresses at 22c, soc at
75c CSC, 100 at 7oc
csc Croched Jackets at 22c, the soc go at 42c
" Long Skirts fancy lace Hamburg trimmed at Il off,
&C fancy croched Bootees at prohtless prices.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-22
Gents Furnishings at Profit Sacrificing Prices.
All new, up-to-date, this Springs Merchandise.

Mems Harvard Negligee Shirts, were
&c fine Rensselaer, Brand 100
soc black and white black sateen and blue Shirts
&C soc Night Shirts at 42c. The SO and 75c
Boys soc Night Shirts
&C soc Neglgee Shirts,
&C soc The Bell brand Blouses,
g soc Wash Suits Knckerbocker Pants,
Mems soc Overas and coats to close out,
Boys csc Overalls at 22c, 75c Khaki Suits,
&C 25c Knee Pants at 2Ic, soc kind
" 500 Knickerbockers at 75c, I.25 kind
Gents 25c Necktes, all styles, 22c the soc kind