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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Mrs. NJ -. Smith of Macedon. n. Y, ~
the guest OF Mrs. II. ID. Crooks.-Charles
Bliss and daughter. Mrs. Francis Murray,
left Sunday evening for New York,-Mrs,
Emma Howe entertained several of her
lady friends last evening mt her home on
Park street--Miss Ada Payne mas gone
TO Boston for several days visit Mrs.
Carrie Severance Is taking a two weeks
vacation from her duties at the Burn
ham store-Prof. John II. Dohnson IL
spending the week at Manchester,Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Marsh Of New York
are visiting their son, DR.. W. Il. Marsh.
at Lake Dunmore.- Miss Ida Garpay Of
Marlboro. Mass. and Louis Garipay of
Holyoko. Mass, are visiting at the home
of Alexander Gosher.-Miss Isabel Dele
van of Middlebury is the guest of Miss
Ruth Burnhnm-J. E, Woodruff and
family have been spending a few days at
Lake Dunmore.
G. H. Mcleod has gone to Lake Dun
more for n weeks straightforward Griswold
of New York is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Griswold,-lIerber'
ITarnham has gone TO his home In Shore
ham for two weeks vacat'on.-F, w
Stodder OF Boston. Mass. was In towr
yesterday.-IIazel Reynolds OF Fairfax
and Helen Strickland of Providence. II. J.,
are the guests OF Miss Gladys smith
The Rev. and Mrs. Metcalf Of Troy, n
Y. were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. O
Talbot on Monday.-The Brandon Cur
club will meet Friday afternoon OF
Winslow's field.
Mrs. +. ]. Rickert has gone to New
York, where she will spend several weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Carpenter OF New
York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Carpenter.-George Burditt hal
returned from the Proctor hospital i'm
proved in health.-Dr. and Mrs. A. v
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LOWELL.

Alonzo Kinsley of ESSEX is visiting his
brother. Rufus KusleY.-F. :. Newton of
Lynn, Mass. passed a few days this
week with his father. II. II. Newton
Mrs. Juliet 4ildrich, an aged lady about
81 years. died Tuesday morning after a
brief Illness. Miss Angie Yates and her
brother, william, of 1iEhgate are stop
ping through the summer with their aunt,
Mrs George NJ. Stienhour-Miss Isabel
Dunphy of Canton, y. Y, was the guest
of her friend Miss Louise sullivan, re-
centlY.-Nlrs, w. H. Adams OF Providence,
r. l., is visiting at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. George e. curts-Nrs. Jane Mar
Tin Is passing a few weeks with friends
in Troy.-Mrs. Ami Wedge of South Boil
ton, T. G., is visiting her brother. \. F.,
Powers, and other rel0tivcs.--N. II. Alex
andcr passed Saturla! ana Sunday with
his parents in West Burke--F1ank SaT-
gent was called to Bolton, =. g., Satur-
day by the death of his father.
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CRkFTSBURY.

Mabel Heath left Saturday for Green's
boro.-The Smith brtthcrs and~'Dr Bibby
have their new house up and boarded
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Leavitt are entertain
ing their friends at the Smith cottage
Lake Ellcgo.-A daughter arrived NJ the
home of Mr.. ana Mrs. Harold Cass FRI
day, July 23.-Nrs. Emma Heath and
daughter Mildred left for Springfield last
Thursday .-Pearl Rowell has taken pos
session OF the Martin place. --phila CO.
burn Is very i'll at the home of Mrs Kill
burn.-Mrs, c. H. Hartman from Albany.
~ Y. is In town-Harold Kinney re-
turned to Boston last Saturday .--GeorSe
Chase Is building new cottage at Lake
Hosmer.-Mr. and Mrs. Willard Allen and
daughter. Helen, from St Louis are In
town for n few days.-Mrs Meroa Rem
frew and granddaughter, Dora Gala
Cher, left Saturday for York Beach, Me
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WESTFIELD.

Chares Lloyd was taken suddenly III
last Wednesday night and 1t was decided
m immediate operation was Imperative
on reaching Montreal hospital tho doc
tors decided il was too late,for an opera
tiou ana he started home and died on
the train The funeral was held nj North
Troy where he formerly lived last Sun
dav.-Mr ami Mrs Lee and son of
New York are boarding at W u. Clip
man's.-Mrs. Thomas Hagen of Shirley.
Mass. Is spending the week with her
aunt Mrs H. Edwin Miat-Miss Winnie
Ryder of North I.eoministor. Mass Is
visiting her mother-Mrs. Mabel Jones
and little son OF Manchester, y. II. are
spending few weeks with her sister
Mrs. |. W. BAILEY Mr., and Mrs. Hunt
Miss Daisy SNOW and ROY Muller spent
Sunday at Lake Eden.-Tast Tuesday
evening Mrs. u. c. Woodwork gave a
very pretty garden party In honor Of
Harry Buck Of Boston. and over 20 were
present Mrs. Bert Chandler and daugh-
ter are guests of her sister Mrs -. G..
WOpdWOrth.
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l,.o"e ,'n'pa'iies are WORKING IN th'S
"F an" h"'rc III a." ei'"ehNor 10 per-
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Nontpelier NorthNe,d and Waterhur,
and telephones that shall not exceed $50
year rental. 4 meeting will he held in
the near future al which the proposition
will be publicly discussed.
The Whltcoufb Brothers Machine shon
Mt Barre. winch has been closed since
MAJ l. pending an application for re-
Ownership. because Of mortgages for
$1,000 held by the Barre National bank
and the Barre Savings bank was Mon
day ordered to resume operations of
Judge T. $. stanton. This order was
communicated to Assistant Judge w. J.
o'apr VINO mas peen appointed receiver
ior thc concern Inns pant mahu'ac-
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Harry F. stowe of Barre was pa l.
rolled Tuesday from Washington
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allow him to go TO IIeaton hospital
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WATERBURY,.

The deer are causing great annoyance
to the farmers. on the DuXhurv side
the gardens Of Lewis Morse, Louis Welch
and ]. r. Crossett have been badly dam
aged. Mr. Crossott on Crossett hill built
around his garden a harbcd wire fence
eight feet high The strands were about
ten inches apart. but this did not prevent
the deer from getting into tie garden.
He Is now putting extra strands midway
of those he placed before Mrs Warren
Guibord and daughters of Somerville.
Mass. are AZ the home Of her sister. Mrs
Richard Deneritt.-Mre w. J. Bruce
and children are expected to
arrive from Minneapolis about the
first of August for visit
with her parents. Mr. and Ms H. +
Picket-The annual picnic given for the
children by Dillingham; Grange will DO
held Tn the sugar place Of Henry Carpen-
ter next Friday. A general invitation IS
extended to old and Young TO ion In this
basket picnic.--A new safe was placed
In the town clerks office Saturday TIE
work was done by y, w. Cooley.-Mrs
Jack Zahriskie of New York city has
been spending n few DAYS IN town. Mrs
Zabr!skie was formerly Bessie Hainos the
daughter of Deacon Haines.-Elcven OF
the members of the Cameis Hump club
went on the mountain Monday.-Albert
Farmer. who lives in Duxhury broke his
arm last week in falling from a load Of
hay.-Good ncws are received from Harold
Atkins. who entered the Boston office of
the Western Electric company n few
months ago Mr.. Atkins has already re-
ce!ved two promotions although none was
expected for year. Dan Richardson, AN
old Waterbury boy. was influential fl
getting him the position.
Miss Hazel Foss and her grandmother.
Mrs Catherine Maloney. left on the early
train this morning for Malone, n.
This was the old home of Mrs Maloney
and Mrs. Edison Foss-Mrs S. j. Lam
son. who has been at the home of Mrs
Carolyn Harrison for several weeks. re-
turned to her home in Eliza BEETHOVEN. y.
y, ycsterday.-Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Per
kins are In New Hampshire, Mr.. Per
kins going on business Iucius Wells OF
Burlington has been in town for few
days.-The Rev. +. B. Kellogg christened
the three children OF the late Ira Pike at
the Congregationalst Church Sunday
mornIng.-H, {, Whitehil has sold to Il.
L. Foster the Muzzey house on Main
street.-James NJ. York. news of whose
death In Washington, ID. c., has been re-
ceived, is the stepson of Mrs. Rosanna
York of this place. He leaves a wife
and son, also one brother, John. Harry
Grout is home from his studies at the
summer school of the Norwich Univer-
slty.--Renia Palmer Is at the home of
her sister, Mrs. V. l.. Perkins. Miss Pal
mcv is to return to her home In Bristol
| the last of the week. the Misses Greta
and Norma Perkins accompanying her.
Miss Palmer returns for the teaching of
| the school at Duxbury Corner.--The Yer
anda party given by Mrs. b. r. Demer-
lit yesterday afternoon was pleasant
affair. The Ttas club was In the best
| of spirits and made good It's name which
means "jollity." Souvenirs of the occa-
sion were left with Mrs. Demeritt.
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DERBY.

Miss Mary cobb of New York is visit
ing at Arthur Kimball's.-The Rev. and
Mrs Gordon left Monday morning for
n four weeks' vacation.-Mrs. W. s.
Robbins spent last week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Frank Marvin, at Cotton
Springs. +. O., returning home Friday
nCht.-Mrs. Newell Wilson of Clinton.
Mass. spent Sunday ut Curtis Willey's.
Edward and George Wallace returned
to Boston last Saturday after their two
weeks vacation in Derhy.-Mrs. Amy
Colby is visiting her brother, Clarence
spent last Sunday at his sisters Mrs.
lrNnnts In Stanstead. y. Q.
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FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Avery and daugh-
ter. Ruth. left Tuesday for several weeks
In Detroit and Grand Rapids. Mich
Mrs. Sarah Cutting Of Boston. Mass. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Joseph LaFrance.
Miss T4ottie Baker has returned from
Boston, where she has been studying at
the Conservatory Of Music.--Mrs. Albert
Partlow of Jersey City, n j., Is Visiting
relatives In this place.
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CHET.CEA.

The Chelsea Old Homo Week associa-
ton has prepared It's program for that
week beginning on Monday. August 49,
and ending With the exercises of Sunday
following nj which II is expected several
former pastors VIII he Dresent.-Mr. and
Mrs Herbert r. Kennedy. who have been
with his mother during the sickness and
death OF his father, Richard Kennedy
left for their home In Bridgeport Conn.
last week Thursday.-Mlss Mary Scales
VINO with her friend. Mrs a. J. Drurv. of
Montpelier, had been visiting her mother,
MIS- linen scales Tor week previous,
returned TO their Montpelier home on
| Sunday last.-Thc Hon. Ira Abbott
on" of the Justices of tho Supreme Court
of New Mexico, living ut Albuquerque.
\. NJ. Is visiting his brother, Collnmer
T. Abbott, or TINS tpwn.-The Hon. !Ior-
ace f. GRAHAM, STATE auditor, was In
town on "wednesday and Thursday of las
week auditing the accounts of the coun-
ty officers. He was accompanied by
his deputy Dewey T. Hanlev. Of
Montpeler.-Nictor J. Moorse and his
WIFE formerly Belle Dcnswore of Con
cord. \. H., accompanied by two of their
children, are Visiting her mother, Mrs
Charles a. Dcnsmore.-Geor French Of
lIaverhill, Mass, and his grandson are
visiting his uncle. Alvah w. Whitney,
whom he has not seen for 10 years.--Mrs
Ada Hail Bacon who has been absent in
Boston. Mass, since last fall. returned to
her home for the summer last week. She
has sold the hay on the Hall farm to Ben
a. Goodrich the local liverymap.- Tho
wife and daughter. Esther Of Dr.. II. H..
Newell OF East Randolph have been visit
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NORTHTIELD.

Banabas Mayo, 75 years old, died Sat-
urday morning following brief Illness
due to stoppage of the bowels. lie is
survived by a daughter, Jennie. who lived
with him. and son. DIR, w. Il, Mayo of
this village Mr.. Mayo for many years
made his home I'm Morctown which place
had called upon him to iill various Offices
and for one or more terms he repre-
septed It In tho General Assembly. lie
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vas a successful farmer.--At a special
town meeting Saturday afternoon. the
granite manufacturing plant of PhilllDs
d Slack was exempted from taxation for
J" years.-Alr. and Mrs. j. c. Donahue
We're In White River Junction Monday to
attend the funeral of hls brother, Roger.
who was accidentally killed there Friday
Ceremonial son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas b. Cannon SATURDAY.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
BRADFORD.

Fl. T.. Parker was IN Boston last week
Miss Ella Morrlli has enjoyed a week 9
vacation from her work in the store
Of Hunt & Jenkins Mrs. Saroh Durgan
and Miss Carrie Durgan are guests OF
Mrs Fl. =. Emerson at Lyndonvlle.-
Misses Margaret and Rebecca Dodd OF
Brookline, Mass. are at the "Bunga-
low" for the summer.-Miss Marion Bad
ger of Lynn. y. H.. IS at work for Mrs.
George A. Jenkins.-M. @. Flanders is
in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs Hubert Low
Of New York city arc guests of Mrs.
David Rlake'v.-Mrs Frederick l-let-
cher visited her sister, MIS- Addie Bi-e-
low. 1T Wells F-iver Friday.--NIiss Grace
Stellwell is with hcr sister. Mrs. John
Shearor ut Nontpel'or-irs Emma G.
Ford of East Orange, y. T., Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. =. H. Bickford-M
Hazel Provost. who has been the guest
Of Miss Martha Morrill,. returned to her
home in Fellows Falls Fr'day.-Mrs
Frank Bradford Of Providence. r. l.. is
with her sister, Mrs. Frank Lamb.
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NORTH TROY.

charles Lloyd. formerly resident OF
this place, died on the train while re-
turning from the hospital in Montreal.
Friday night. tho remains were taken
to- the home of phchc A. Sullivan on
Elm street and the funeral was held
sunday afternoon nj two o'clock at
The Baptist Church He was about ~
years Of age, and leaves wife and
two children. station Agent j. II, Cart
wright Is away on two weeks vaca-
ticp
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. Pauline Dugan johnson our old
est resident who has been Stopping with
relativcs in Montpelier for several
months has returned to town and Is
staying at the home Of Mr. and Nrs
NJ. V y. Cross for the prcscut.-A son
was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. William col.
burn. July 12, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Glcnn Dodge, July o. and n daughter 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bolton. July III
Eugene Templeton and daughter. Maud,
Of Wahoo. Nob.. started homcward on
saturday, intending to visit Niagara
Falls. Buffalo. Cleveland ard Chicago
on the way hcmo. Mrs. Fuller nu1 Mrs
cobb of Mortified were guests ~ tia
home of ~ !. Abbot last wook.-Sylvos-
ter cameron of Barre and his brother,
l. G.. Cameron Of Hudson, Mass. called
on friends IN town on Thursday last.
+. W. sitickney Of BOSTON IS spending
his vacation with his mother ON thu
'arm and incidontlv doing r irte fish
ing.-Mrs. f. J, Taylor is VISITING hcs
son. T.. l.. TAYLOR Of PARE Cor few
days.-E,arl Ward ami Ms Chauncev
Iiurris of Barre visited relatives In Gown
over Sunday.--Nr. and Mrs r. W. Dana
Of Niddlesex were at W. Nvr~iNe part Of
last week-Spccia music was furnished
for the Epworth League u'otiur Sunday
evening by Mrs Nettio Hail. Miss Grace
Ia cO1 John Ipptrozn
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Miss Helen Il. Miller left this morning
to visit n few days with MS. Mary
Dunemore Of NorthHeld Fals--Noung
Gotch and Fritz Hanson are matched to
wrestle In the catch-as-catch-can style
Saturday evening at Gays and Dubois
auditorium. II Is n match to n finish. the
winner to gain best two out Of three falls
to win A largo cup will he awarded the
winner.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goodc and
Miss Hattie Schrycr of New Haven, Conn,
returned 20 their homes Yesterday after
n ten days stay at the "Oid Homestead"
I'm Randolph Ccnter.--l2 T. Clanin has re-
turned after fcw days stay at Camp
Randolph. ITghgatc Sprlngs.-Tho Misses
Ruth and Elizabeth Allen were visiting
with friends in Bethel yesterday Next
week Tuesday they rcturn to their home
in Turner's Falls, Mass.-A crowd Of
young men went In automobiles to Brain
tree last evening to congratulate Bert
lie Deu on his recent marriage.
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MhRSHFIE'LD.

Frank Grey has sold his farm on
New Discovery to George May, II be-
ing near their mill on Peacham pond
Miss Fula l,ohonon has finished her
WORK. IN thu telephone office, and Miss
Minnie Scott has taken her place-Dora
Edison of Montpelier Is In town visiting
friends.-Mr and Mrs. Merton Brisss
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BENSON.

DR.. George Ransom Westbrook and
Mrs. WcstbrooS of brooklyn. y. Y,
formerly Miss Jessie Kellogg. are In
town and will soon occupy their cottage
south OF this villaRe.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Howard Branch. Mrs. L. G. Branch
and son of New York are at Lewis Bel
denis for a month.-A daughter was born
Saturday night to Mr.. and Mrs. {. f..
Ilicr.-Miss Kille Ladd of Brooklyn IL
q guest at L. W K ellOVR'a
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Williams of Hot Spring, Ark, are visit
Ing ut tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Il. a. Merriu.---Niss Vera Evans has re-
turned from several weeks' stay In Bur-
lington.-N1rs !. N. Chase has returned
from Westford. where she has been for
several nonths.--Mss Addie Briggs leaves
to-day for Basin lfarhor. where she will
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. w.
iiindes.-A daughter was born Wedncs-
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew lTeycs.--
Mrs. H. 8. Buttles Ia spending n few
days at Lake Bomosecn with her son,
J. $. Buttles.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Sampson of Greenfield, Mass, are the
guests Of Mar. and Mrs. r. c. Spooner.-
Mrs. II. NJ. Perry Is spending the week In
Shorehan.-Charles Scott has returned
from n two weeks trip In the West
Miss Lucy w. Smith, who has been at
1.arrabee's point. has returned to town.
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were in Cabot Sunday, visiting Mt thu
homo Of Mr.. George Drew-Mrs r. r.
Tanner and Mrs. Leon Rathburn went
to Burlington last Saturday, where thov
are to visit Mrs Albert Ingerson, who 1,
at the Mary Fletcher hospital for treat.
ment-Mr. ana Mrs. George A. Mosber
OF brighton, Mass. are visiting friend,
and relatives In town.--Mrs (tosonbins
NutD May returned home with ner
little daughter from Waterbury las,
Vocabulary Brown Is at home from
Worcester, Mass. where She has bean
employed in a millinery store -pe-t
Dudley and family Of New Haven
Conn, arc boarding at tho snoncer
'fouse.-Charles Getchel. who oscarod
from the state hospital for the insane
last Thursday was captured IN this town
the noxt day,-Mrs. Ira Edison aud son.
Robert, are visiting m toWn.-N,ss Daisv
Rich OF Weganwega. Wis II visiting az
The home of her sister. Mrs Flora Bliss.
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RANDOLPH.

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LUCK Hh' VIII VISIT AiSo MI ana Mrs.
Aioi'"o Emery
"'ei' iS''''N, Wine Itlon'har Gilman
Gay an" NlII'aE Hoodhoart lett Mon
u"N '"' Two Woofs stay at lilHhEat"
Hp''''E'' iHoE W'"" Joined by Max
IIoHI"S on tN'Ir '7riNaL-Mrs M!nna
MlIier l''l'1'" saturday from visit
a' 'h' ''""Id c"tASe IN queen CITY park.
- H"''l"' N'I"'I lo' youngsters Wai
! opened MONDAY ut the parish house by
Mrs Bertha Burridge it is the plan
OF t-e teacher to make tIc work of
such character thHt n"r charges VIII be
IN tho op'n-nir' good portion of the
tesslohs'-A party composed of Mr.. ana
Mf'' NllI!am Emerson. and Dr. and
Mrs G. j. RUmrNl left Monday for
ther vacation Of week In Camp Rand
olph, Iii@hgate SprinGs.-Mrs. Clara ].
W. JoslNn and daughter. Jenne. who
nave been visiting with Mr. ana Mrs
PRED JoslNn, left for Windsor Mon
DAY on their way home In Wlnch"7ter
Mass-N. y BUCK ana !ain''y lett Mon
day Tor two weeks outing IN camp
Randolph. Highgatc Spr'n8s'-Ars'
Charlotte Luce leaves Thursday TOT
Queen city park, where she IS 10 ne
Joined by Or, and MRS g. N Gould ana
Mrs. Cynthia Hubbard also OF TINS
place.-Miss Emily hastings VINO mas
been visiting with MIS- Emma a. Moln-
tyre during the past week. returned 70
her home In Aupurnda'e' Mass Nom
day.-Frod l.. Dudley VINO mas taken
charge OF tho local water ana sewerage
system, has been surveying on Pleas
ant and the east ehd OF maple streets
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Fl. w. ALLEN S co.
Linen Section
Basement.

A few items of interest to economical buyers
Table Damasks.
200 short lengths of pure linen table damasks bleached
and unbeached-6o to p inches wide. yards long
Values e5 1925 per yard Priced at 48 to
$137 per yard
Napkins
One lot SO size, pure Irish linen napkins very fine satin
finish, especially priced at S2l9 dozen
800 short lengths linen crash bcached end unblcacbed
values from 10 Is per yard Priced at Z and 49,
per yard.
Tray Cloths.
One lot hcmstitchcd all linen damask tray cloths sizes Is
XII inches especially priced at Is cents each.
Embroidered Pillow Gases.
Linen pillow made of pure Irish linen hemstched
and ebrodered-size 45x36 inches Priced at $500 pair
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Gases.
Pure linen pillow made Of fine Irish linen, hem
stitched, Size 4ox3o inches. Priced at so pair.
Dresser Covers
One lot hand embroidered and hemsttched pure linen
dseer 20x45 inches, especially priced at $500
EACH 20x54 inches, especially priced at S225 each
Asbestos Mats
The that wanted protect the finely polished table
from hot Dishes These have removable linen cover with
| embroidered scalopcd edge.
Size oxo inches priced at Is cents each
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Size lOxlO inches. priced at Is cents each
Size l2xl2 inches, priced at 60 cents each
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-17
COMEDY AT THE IRIS

0'Connor and Saunders opened at the Iris last night in an entertaining singing and talking act. Plenty of good comedy is dispensed by the duo and their act should prove popular with the patrons of the Broad street show house.
 John Buchanan, talented singer who has won n number of medals for his prowcss along vocal lines, made
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-17
ADJUSTMENTS
o'BRIEN & WEST

o O'Bren X West company will open at the Majestic Monday, June 21, for an indefinite engagement. O'Brien & West have starred in some of the big eastern musical comedy companies. They arc comedians of the higher class. their comedy is refined, wholesome, and contagious, they are also singers, and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-17

Bstteries-Bender and Thomas; Mul. lin and StaDage.