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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
COUPLE CELEBRATE
GOLDEN WEDDING
Brigadier General David S. Cor
don Observes Half Century
OF Married Life

OAKLAND, April 27-The fiftieth
adler General David S. Gordon, u.
S. A., retired, and his wife was cele-
brated tonight at their Piedmont home,
lO9 Bonita avenue. Simplicity marked
the occasion, according to the wishes of
General and Mrs. Gordon. Only the rel
atives and closest friends were invited.
Messages of congratulation were re-
ceived from many. Since he received
his first commission As years ago Gen
eral Gordon served in nearly every post
in the country
General Gordon was born in Franklin
county, Pennsylvania, May %, 1882. He
moved to Kansas at an early age, and
April ~, 1S49, married Annie Hughes at
Leavenworth. Two years later he be-
gan his career in the army that ended
with his retirement for age in 1896.
His first service was with the Lane
frontier guard, organized and COM
manded by United States Senator James
III. Lane of Kansas
MEMBER OF LANE GUARD
When Abraham Lincoln was about to
be lnaugurated rumors that he was to
be assassinated were many in Wash
ington. Senator Lane organized his
famous guards, composed of senators.
congressman and other distinguished
citizens, to protect the life of the new
president. The Lane guard was sta
toned in the east room of the White
House during the inauguration. Cen
eral Gordon was first sergeant of the
company. He is now its sole survivor
When hostilities commenced he was
commissioned in the Second dragons,
later the Second United States cavalry.
AT the first battle of Bull Run he served
as aid to General Keys. His horse was
shot under him and he was taken pris-
oner For 13 months he was kept in
Libby and Charleston prisons. On his
liberation he rejoined his command and
was given medal for bravery at Get
tysburg.
LONG SERVICE IN WEST
After the civil war was ended Gordon
began his military service in the west.
which continued for many years. He
was in command of Fort Huachuca.
Ar1z., when the expedition that finally
captured Geronimo set out from that
station, but he did not take part in the
march. He saw fighting with the Arap-
ahoes, Sioux and Modocs, and disin-
guished himself for gallantry. During
Gil ms Time ne Was Win the second
cavalry, being connected with that reg
iment for 80 years in all and rising to
be its lieutenant colonel. In 1893 he
was made colonel of the Sixth cavalry.
He was in command at Fort Niobrara
in 1894, when President Cleveland or
dered his regiment to Chicago to quell
the railway riots. Two years later he
was retired. In 1908 he was given the
commission of brigadier general
General Gordon is the father of Cap
tain Charles Hughes Gordon, formerly
of the Forty-seventh United States vol
unteers; of Phil Kearny Gordon, pas
senger agent of the Washington Sunset,
and of Mrs. Isaac Upham
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

LECTURE ON PoMPEn- Berkeley. April %
Dr. Oliver Miles Washburn of the faculty Of the
Latin department of the university, who has
spent several months studying the excavations of
Pompeii and Herculaneum. will deliver lecture
before the Greek club of the Berkeley high
school in the school auditorium Friday night on
the subject of "Pompeii: Its Destruction and Re
mains" The address viii be illustrated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

CHILDHOOD ROMANCE RENEwED-Bur-
lingame, April 2T.-The engagement has been
announced of Miss Lena Bennett, a popular
young woman OF this city. to Harry l.. Hewitt.
prominent businessman of Stockton. A child
hood romance renewed at a chance meeting
after a number Of years separation.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28
BEWARE OF FLIES;
LECTURERS ADVICE
Professor Herms Shows How In
sects Carry Disease to
Food and Blood

BERKELEY, April 27.-In a lecture
upon Insects and Their Relation to
Public Health" at the chamber of com
merce tonight Prof. William B. Herms
of the university department of ento-
mology refuted the time honored idea
that every living organism was intend
ed by nature as help to man. He said
nothing could be more erroneous, as
many organisms We're by nature enc
inles OF man and could be considered in
no other light. In the course of his
address he aid
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

paper, while F. S. Hudson and j. r.
Newsom are the editors from the local
chapter.
The Fiji announces that a new chap
ter house will be built by the Phi
Gamma Delta in Bancroft way.
Among the members of the local
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

Don't leave Redwood City without
first seeing Wellesley Park.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-28

hnOW resardIng the cause
and cure OF disease II Won canst
call. mail the coupon at once.
Free test of Electro vfgor to those
VINO call Consultation free. once
nours-9 a. m. to s D. m: Wednes-
day. 10 to IL. sun
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CLAIRvoYANTs.
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The distinguished and
famous ClairVoyant,
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He is different from the ordinary fortune
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Consult Mr. Gould on any matter pertain
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DETROIT OBTAINS
PROMISING PITCHER
Tigers Land Browning.
YoungSter Phenom of the
Pacific Coast.

DETROIT, Nov. 13.-Frank Browning.
the California youngster who viii wear
a Detroit uniform next year. is stiu
pitching great bah for San Francisco.
A team called the "An Nationals is
touring the West On this team are
some Of the best sluggers in the old
league. They played against san Fran
cisco the other day and with Browning
IN the box the home team won by a z
TO score.
The National Leaguers secured six
hits of Browning, but they were scat
tered IN ali save one inning.
The youngsters weight is I25 pounds,
the only thing baseball men regard as
a drawback TO his big league future.
out West they say that several scouts
refused Browning because he did not
weigh more than 125.
He is a right-hander and II he can
pass out to the American Le&guers next
year what he handed the Nationals the
other day he should prove a winning
finger with the Tiger aggregation.
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SONG WRITER IS THEE.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. Boob
ert Perry. writer of sacred songs, has
confessed that he is guilty OF stealing
seven horses, which he sold in order
70 obtain money for gambling.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B.-FollOwing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guarantee.
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New
For Chattanooga and Memphis. SEQ a "a.
daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanoogs. Biz
minghan New Orleans. 1910 D m
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga,
Nashville Memphis, $40 g. m daily,
sleeping car open after 10 p. nj
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, Savannah, Jack
sonville. and Florida points. 4:15 D. m. daily.
l. S, BROWN. General Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.

PUBLIC SALE OF
70 Head Of Horses ard Mules from
the Country
IS Head Of Local Horses
At the WASHINGTON HORSE AND
MULE CO. 32S7 N st. n. W.
On MONDAY. November Is. 1909.
AT 10 A. NJ. Rain or Shine.
Tllese horses are al fresh from the eosia-
lTy ana have been carefully selected By the
Mchenry Bros, and consist Of heavy draft
drivers. saddles and general purpose herEss
We viii also sell one sOrrel mare Oracle
D. owned b. Lewis Collins. This mare Is
years Old sound. weil broken. mark 2:ss.
promises extreme speed. has been halves IN
Two, and quarters IN 30 seconds; also sulky
harness and boots, etc. This mare viii pos
ltively De sold. 80 the owner is going away
All horses sold under q strict guarantees 10
De as represented or money refunded
Horses on inspection Sunday November Il
Telephone West 1877
DolS-2t MCHEGRY BROS, Proprfsters
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PROF. CLAY.

Ladies 25c. Gents soc.
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Clay can be consulted all Affairs Love,
Courtship aid Marriage Gives truthful rev
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YOU love. Can make your husband OF wife
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noI3-2ts
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FOR RENT
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms.

= ST. n. W. 210-Three beautiful rooms
for light housekeeping in exceptionally wei
kept house occupied by owner within few
squares OF Capitol and Union Station. for
refined adults only. Partly furnished IL de-
sired also brick stable for automobile.
no1i-its
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AUTO LAMPS REPAIRING.

LET Us DO Tive can put your auto lamp
and radiators into pope condition at very
small cost to you. Prompt work-satissaction
guaranteed. MOORE g. Co. sos John Mar.
shall place. Phone Main t9s7. se4-sa. mo-tf
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, I'D ST. NEW YORK
1900 a. m--5-hour train
e 60 q m--Diner and Pullman Parior car. I
FL 90 a. m.-Dinsr and Observation Pullman
Parlor Car
100 .. u.-Diner and Pullman FRrlor Car.
800 D. m--"Royal Limited" All Pullman
Five-hour.
1900 D m--Coaches to Philadelphia
800 D. m.-Diner and Pullman ParioE.
500 ?. m--Coaches to New York
s12:15 N.T.-Sleepers 70 New York
s2;62 q m--Slespers 70 Philadelphie and New
ATLANTIC CRY. t7:oO SEA. fn;Oa a n.
f1:oe $50 D. N. ,
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week Days a. N. 20 II , nh
sz55 $500. 1880. 100 S7.2o, fs.oo. ss.3o ssoo,
ts.so. f1O:o0. su:G5 a NJ. 2soO noon; fi7:o5
t4S5 3 :00 f5:0s $50, 800 $50 f7:00. tsoo.
g .O0 sla:oo. sI0:S5. s11:so, s121s n. 7.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, s1.27. $50 p m.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
PITTSBURG. $40 a. m s1:2I. ss:1e ?. M.
CLEVELAND. $40 p. n
COLUMBUS, $50 p. m
WHEELING, 1910 e. M $3.50 D ID.
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m, taos, f5:os m.
FREDERICK, ts:2o. ts.l0. bis g. NJ ti:So.
"a 20, fS:45. ,. IN
HAGERsTOwN. fs:1o - m. $500 ?. m
t8-10. 1880. $50. and 1880 D. n
'Daily. Except Sunday tsunday only,
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket ofhees: 1917 G ST Tel Main 1851; SO
Station Ticket once. Main 1850: InforIna-
ton Bureau Main 1880
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NoTE-Pubnshed only as information ana
not guaranteed
200 p n daiIy-For Virginia, West VIZ
ginia. and Kentucky points
$50 Z. NJ. daily-Fast new through tran for
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. and St. Louis
with through sleeper 10 Chicago. stoppInz
only at important points.
lII0 =. NJ daily-F. F. Y. Limited FOR Gin
cinnati, Louisville. the West. Southwest
and Northwest
Complete Pullman and Dining Car service
Chesapeake and Ohio offices at 51S PennzvI-
vauia avenue; 1883 steet. and New Union
Station Telephone AlsAR 1856 and 22es -
tickets, baggage checks. reservations ard
taNicabs. noI-tf
sEABoARD AM LIFE.
SCHEDULE.
I0:o5 a. m. daily Florida Fast Mall -
Through coaches and Pullman slesperS "a
Savannah and Jacksonville. Parior 90
Jacksonvlue 10 Tampa Through sleepers -
Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
AS D. IN. daily. THE Flamiueo' Cntcs
est Florida train. Through coaches To -Tarl<-
sonville. Pullman sleepers to JacksonvfI5s
ST. Augustine. Palm Beach, Mlani "a
Knights Key. Connecting Tor Havana Dis
ing cars
T:25 p. N. daily. Year Round IIs,Jsas ..
Through coaches and Pullman sleepsrS -
Savannah. Jacksonville, and Tampa 49,
to Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis. Mn
ing cars
Ticket Oniee. las New York ave n
E A HARDWOOD. c. T. A
c b. Ryan, Q. p A., Portsmo5fh Y.
G. z Phillips. D. p. A.. Warrington. D. G
ao7-ff
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FOR SALE-Latrobes. ranges. outside and
inside steps and all kinds Of material from
large building. 47s Missouri ave. n. W
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-13

FOR SALE
18Th. ,. gas or Easolene engine,
h-tzontal. with electric spark. 1893 n st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-13

TEA AND COFFEE STAND for sale in per
manent market Cali Ell l345 ct. \. ".
no12-2ts
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FOR SALE-Three English bull pups
males and I female. Address LEWIS f.
COLLINS Fort Myer Heights. near Alex
andrid County Court House nO12-st'
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FOR SALE-2os opera chairs for sc theater
s. estts piece. BOX 2s7, Times Office.
uorq-7fs
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FOR sALE-MIscELIANEoUs.

HANDSOME Alaskan lynx fur set; latest
style; new; cost s7o; sell for SIS. Address
BOX 396. Times Office. nol2-2t.
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FOR ALE
5-I.. p. D. c. motor, go volts, cheap.
g2g3 II ST noT1-sf
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

p ST. n. e. 10l0-Two furnished rooms. light
housekeeping heat, gas, and use Of bath.
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MADAM SMITH

soc MADAM SMll n soc
GENUINE EGYPTIAN PIANIST
Extra cialrvoyant power combined with her
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reliable Ga regard to love, courtship, mar
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cordiuE TO their ambitions and ability. Learn
this great secret Madam Smiths past record
and strictly honest dealings are sufficient
guarantee for her future work
ParIors bI9 nth 81. n. W
Special Reductions.
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SURVEYORS INSTRUMENTS: stackpoie. |
transit and level; bargain. Address BOX /
39T, Times Office nof5-zts
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SOJARE PIANOS.

81 SO. s25, S55 Organs s.. Cash or easy terms
LAVrRENCE'S, 5oe 10Th
Tulang SO Repairfng. nol2-2ts
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UPRlGHT PIANOS

$685. 1928 Sl59, and S295- Cash or easy terms
LAWRENCE'S. rs 10th.
Tuning $50 Repairing. noi2-2ts
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C So n. f.. 12I-Near Capitol-Three fur
nished communicating rooms; housekeeping;
SIT month. IT.
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FOR sALE-Fresh Jersey COW, gentle ana
good mixer; price, SIS. Apply go ST. y.
W nos-Tts
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

An eight weeks course IN Automobile
Engineering viii prepare you 10 earn
from $500 to $1,000 per month. Our
graduates in demand by the largest au-
fomobile factories Ia the United States.
Une-third OF tuition payable after you
secure a position.
Write or call for catalogue.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF WASH
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The only school u Expert Automobile En-
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I3Z3 I4lh st. n ". n06-tf
BLACKSMITH ELPER-White or color
Cd, VINO can shoe horses. In rear 2l5 b
n T. noI3-3ts
BICYCLE REPAIRMAN. II3 Pa. ave. n.
W fts
BOY-col0red. about is years Of age.
SCHMID BIRD STORE ~ l2th n. ". il
BOYS TO % ears old, 70 do woodwork
WOODRUFF MFG. CO.. 1910 81. y. "
At
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PIANO-Elegant mahogany upright; below
half cost; colonial design; almost new. An
ply quickiyi leaving city. BOX 374. Times
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L-Experienced, capable. for general
housework. small family good wages; per
manent position. 1857 Ontario pL Phone Col.
go uoI2-8t
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Wonen's Wants
lee Cream and Candy.
COKINOS BROS.
1903 III Street n. F.

Misunderstanding confecuonerH; ICE CREAM.
ALL FLAVORs, 3 cents quart; FREE De
LIVERY. Phone Lincoln SO. Branch ssors
800 ~ 81. s. ". IL
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BIG BARGAINS IN slightly used drop-hea6
sewing machines, including Singer. Standard
Wheeler & Wilson. White from s. up. These
mach nes we're all taken in exchange for the
Davis Vertical Feed, the best machine for
ali family sewing and the only one for en-
bTOldery and drawn work
DAVIS AGENCY,
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Homemade Pastry

WHOLESOME. DELICIOUS PASTRY
HON s-nade pies that viii melt IN your
mouth, Angel Cakes. Nut Layer Cakes. and
other delectable pastries equally IS appetiz-
AMREIN. 1903 New York Ave.
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WANTED-A dining room ia hrst-class To-
catlcu for table board by responsible party.
ROX 4OI Times Office 1t
yVANTED-One two rooms unfurnlshed
near 9Th 81. and Florida ave. n W. suitable
for dental onice Address BON $50, Times
Office. noLz-t
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ANTIQUE FURNITUPE.

MendeIsOhn s Art Gallery.
Large Assortment OF Every
Description
I409-I1 New York Ave. II. W,
oe1-tx
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AUTOMOBILES.
Storing and REPAIR

STORING AND REPAIRING.
ISooIly, wen ventilated. all on ground floor.
ia best residential location. Best equipped
repair shop in city. all work done BY expert
mechanic WARNER MOTOR CO. 1905 NEW
HAMPSHIRE AVE. Phone " 1872
anZa-tu. III. SAT-
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c ST \. W, 120-Two very desirable second
floors rooms; bath adjoining, convenient 20
Capitol Census and Pension Bureaus. aud
car lines; terms reasonable. nols-2ts
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TYPEWRITERS.
wORKINGMANS WANTS.

WORKINGMEN-V here VIII be sziven
the chance to see the greatest lot of tail
ored suits and overcoats. slightly used at
So TO So every man who labOrs for the
wife and baby can be htted and surely save
s. ngJs; one price only JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. 6Is D n. W. IL
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SACRIEICE PRICEG

We have secondhand cars; all makes; see
our list taken IN exchange at sacrifice
prices. as part payment on Washington cars.
Carter Motor Car Corporation,
409-no Munsey Building no7-2st
ELECTRIC VICTORIA Practically new;
owner leaving city Sunday noon viii sell
very cheap; make us offer. Cali at 1924
New Hampshire ave n. ". 1t
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LADIES' Shit Waists

What there are left Of or soft Lin.
gerie Waists in white These are mostly
large sizes and sofa at Sips, Now, to
close at e9e
AT half price few White Waists ii
. fine quality and good style These
are Waists that have soId Ak from $3.50
to $3.50 To close at one-half price.
IN the Laundercd Waists in white are
what we have left in the Muslin and
heavy Cotton Waists, that sold at 1926
now. osc.
All colored Waists that have been
selling AZ 1925, now, to close, at csc.
A good value in a Linen Waist i a
White Tucked Waist with starched coll
lar and cuffs This is Waist that
sold At s2oo; now $3.50.
At $50 are also few odd Waists
in different styles with starehed collars
and cuffs Some 81 our best styles,
were $500.
This is fur weather, our
dren's Furs Snecial values j
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TALK OF THE TOWN

Whist party in Odd Fellows hall Sat
urday evening at & o'clock
There Is a shawmnt rubber adv. for
you to read on page to-day
Read the Big bowling match adver.
tiscd on page to-day. Three prizes.
Alexander Gordon Of the Marr 4 Cor
don Granite company returned this Att
ern0on from business trip 70 Chi
cago.
The Ladies chorus viii hold REL
hearsal Il the yestry Of the Congrega
tional church this evening at 7:45
o'clock.
Regular meeting Of Canton Vinton
this evening a. 1890 sharp. Major Met
calf will be present to inspect the can.
ton Per order, captain.
Mrs. r II. Edwards returned To her
home In Laeonia, n H- to-day after a
visit nc the home 81 her parents Mr..
and Mrs. ". T. Richardson.
cenilemeH's clothing repaired costs
and vests refined; button holes remade,
Also. mendinc OF I'll kinds neatly done
Z French street first Aoori.
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SATURDAY SPECIALS!


Values that are considerably under price
6O Each Ladies Fannelete Kimonas blue oht rrey and mink
usually sold for 7Sc ~ ~ ~ III n
oOc Each boys and girls Sweaters grey trimmed with blue and
oV Muslin Curtains, Ia long 3O.nches wae with
tu'ne ano Z inch TUCK Come early you Of
'0c Each-Lad Wool Knit Skirts usual price ST. oO 70 close
this lot only 75c each "
o fadf pieces Fannecte thar yard suits.
bic Tor waists kmono chHdrens dresses etc. to these al only Sc d
PERRY @ CAMP.
Telephone a. n and rs Main Street Barre Vt
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complete detail IN Ladies, Misses and Chi
Fur Speciaya n Misses Sets.
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Ladies' Black PsttiCaais


We are putting out AZ 500 one
Of the best values IN a Ladies' Mercer
lied Black Petticoat that we have seen.
This Is ain Elite Petticoat, made full,
With q deep lounce.
At 500 We are putting out for the
next few days a lightweight Black Petit
coat, made very deep hounce and full
rufGe. This ia 4 Petticoat that has sold
at $3.50 and y a good value at that
price.
A 1925 Petiicoat at $50. Petit.
coat Is made of fine quality black
heatherbloom, has a deep, full founce,
Ms close fitting over hips, no placket, and
opens on side, II al extra value.
A $3.50 Petticoat at $500. Petit
coat Is made IF a fine quality heather
bloom, has deep founoe with four inch
over rnfhe and three rows Of shirrlng;
has full fare aonnec Here are values
You should see 70 appreciate their Worth.
AT one-half price are few odd Pet
ticoats ii the old style with a draw
string These are good values for any
one whc seeks tho old kind Of Petit
cont Ihese are made Of good quality
merssrzed goods, with good deep
iioance
80 -, m,.S....v lo4ost