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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02

Nmrriran rrof-s>,nnaIs TIsV ~ walton
urath.

F"vsn ~ no rfofasstoU1's Attached u"
,NIus 900 'N~ rl'~'l states vh" ara IN leave
Of ar,.-. . ID. ,re.r ~.a.ush or LnGAsh
homes 80 a ''" '..' ". REM navy 10 Al
fU" Walton N'H'h COOK ..r near London.
tho r-1G..lfrHr. Of james t~ali They
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oi 49, international f~,l~ four tsI matches
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, hanged lost sTs-rU f'''. m" Ri huoud
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den. p, . up AMI 10 play AI"' smith ~
WvE'Eyl ~" 'or'uer NT.eri'lv Omen 'hE ui-
T"n. ant ,''"r 80 Dun az. HANGER " 4,
N"TgE'. .t-' -"o-on. boat , - nS"T ~ our
~ Andrew. and . klTu',l. IErleN Downs.
by gT and 70 90 play
n" staten Island long dr.Nsr. S4n-
MHckIe 81 POS " .il- aud Hepburn, none
PARK. boat cot ~ hollis. Wilmington De D.
COUNTRY mn. and how ,'nd I"r"-. Nln nbir,
don pArk. hN NJ aud - PLAY. Hell
Nero "a ~ go .n tI,- ami R w
EkW 4roA' ouufry ttub. vermont, and Joshua
Iavlor. Atom ~ M and 10 play. and
smith Wrgr Mli,ils-s, ucat " Herbert
Fowler. -e'r"'arv 81 he Walton Heath
COLI ,Iuh. apt " , l;s'd, Han-'"ad Downs.
~ a. a.. -, ~ -,,rc,,, r,r the four
n't" N"t i"htIAhE"nl"t,l L"I W. ''' t,,
$3.50 :. l',,l. ~ i.h' .,,,. ali 80 10,
'fat HFf NsN wore fhft'N ktllIs VIVA -
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L.IRN TENNIS.
TaVoritrs win IN Preliminary Round q,
Palm Beach.

PAIN REAoH. Fla. March An the
favoFIie- came through tho prelim mary
round Of the firS' open tennis cham pion-
hin Of Florida to-day Reals q. Wright
~ boston. the former singles champion. 10
IN the upper half OF the draw. while n.
uackett Of New York - In the lover
Fourteen NJ the sixteen matches scheduled
we're completed society PEOPLE com
rIe'e'y surrounded he courts where the
tennis Na- being played
The summary
1 p Thomas. Philadelphia. de'eA,ed CnAnning
Wiley, New York. :. q, . Reals Wrirh :.
Ttoston defeated ". q. clare feruAndinA. 4 q.
4 / g. Scott New York defeated \. l. Mos
Lius Philadelphia. . :. 4 y " Socuu. New
York DEBATE " y Lewis PAIN Reach. 1.
= T. NrVtDn Rae New York. defeated Brtnton
ngckval'~I Philsaelp.u W
yors. . : 9 4 isR- 2. Rscry Jsn.an d:
sraUd : - Thompson. New York. a >. a.
q Cari Gardner california defeated y n
ColEst Philadelphia, \. :. Howard BrokaS.
New YORK. ami y p. TnTrey Jr, Clinton, y Y.
tnrnisn-d { " jack son. NeW York. defeated
" I,ang. New Nork I = 4 !. Howard
Ws-eIl. BuTalo. defeated =. ". Dunn. Washing
ton. ,. X Hacker defeated Gre rory
B-yAn. WAtrIhlry. Conn. = T. ". Charles
Garland. Philadelphia. defeated J. Z. burriil.
NaterbIry.s as"i.
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nalIara to Run at Msha~k 4. e. Games.

Joe Ballard Of the Boston 4. 4. tho ms
tionsl mile champion of America. has sent
ms entry for the mile and q half handicap
~ the Mohawk 4 e. games on Saturday
nigh, The sports viii be held In the arTaOvy
OF the 1Wenf --e"ond Regiment, - the
local distance men Will have chance tn
measure speed With real champion The
Ave mile Invitation - q limited handicap
81 10 yards and N has drawn htG entry
In the military relay there are teams in
from he seventy hr-t sixty ninth. Twenty
asscOnd aud lhiTteeuih regiments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02

BosroN. March Pal Moore % PhlA-
delphia easily demonstrated that he - q
hotter boxer than D~lmont 81 this city
in ten round GO az the Emory. 4 4 to-
night The Philadelphia hoy showed his
-peei N the last four rounds. which was
enough 70 gain him tho deciSion. tho first
-iN sessions having been about even Re-
ginning With the seventh Moore began
shooting his left ~ tho face with great
rautdi'y and OCCASIONALLY whipping " tn
the body belmont sent his right 10 the
body several times, hut h. vas kept 80
buoy trying to avoid Moore's left labs that
h.. mad no limo to lead the attack
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The indoor pra''i"e ~ 'he stevens Ins'i-
tuts baseball team will start on r"Ni Mon
dav under tho sutery i-ion 81 the nov coach
u " Brown II Princeton - the man vhO
hope- - make q aiming nine opt ~ the
Hob0kenits- this year. The - eduie
April ,. I.shEh At south B~' hIenem 4. Fordta m
At New Yors o y Z a. Hoboscu. ~. FutgsT-
Al N~N Br,n-Wtck ~ & e ' ~ WnNnksn
- y y a. ohio Field. =. 'olYWhla a. N~N
yovL ~ Nanirialy Yield iuh a. Mon'sIAlr
MAs T. Berariey STAT ~ Hohoken :. Rensselaer,
a. TroS ~ Washington A. hohosen, "a. south
Orange 2 4. AZ south orange -. Corln.0uW sAlth
club a. MontSlair: ~. Rutgers a. Houozen
June I. West POint ~ Wsst pnin' .. ~ raor-e
At HobOken Z. Brown a. Providence
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'as will no a. the head IT tire football coach
ing system At Cornell University nsEt fAi
with absolute power Negotiations Ia get
Reed have b~~n under Nay for soma time
Rsed will have fhs power 10 sele~t his own
assistant COACHES 81 whom there will he
three About twenty-five mon will COmS
back to assist in coaching from time TO time
de-patSh from Chicago that Cornell
would MAY ChicaEo on MarrhAll Field on
November q Was definitely denied a. the
athle'ic ONCE n tho game IN played on
that date IL will he held AZ Ithaca.
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NV HAvFv. conn. Marrh Vale cam
p,I- policemen today started = hunt for r.
numher ~ footbslls taken from the room
" cant Tot coy IT Tho footbsll eiey IN
The foot halls were won from the minor
teams LAST ~ea@on and according - custom
Rn ~ tho 'aptai ~ the team. and COY had
qttite q soiisstisu. The footballs captured
from the btg eleycns weIe not touched.
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No ONE can BEAT COLUMBIA.
VIctorious Bash etban Team Has Dts-
handed.

All hope ~ Columbia playing any more
has Est hall games this season vas put Al
rest Yesterday when " was announced that
the team had disbanded and that the players
had reported for other sports. making Il
imposs bio for them TO continue basket ball
practice No of4Cial announcement WRs
made nv the management in regard to the
challenges rereived from New York lni-
versity and Williams but II ~ under-t God
that thew were declined several days ago
Another effort will he made to reoTgant1e
tho InterCo llegiAts Basketball League Al =
meeting 10 be held shortly in thts city. All
the old members Of the league eHcepting
Harvard have agreed to meet and viii go
over plans for the Observation-Disclosures OF mo
league
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MnrDhy and ward ResnGaGrd ny P~nnsyI-
NanIa.

PHILADELPHIA. March I At q monthly
meeting II the board Of directors ~ tho
uiverslty ~ Pennsylvania athletic ss-o-
cation held this afternoon The hoard IN
-frurted the rfirar~ ~ the track COMMITTEES
~ renew Trainer Mike Murphy = "OntTH't
= Dsrtt-l ~ hye vear- The hoard also te-
,ided - Tsnew the contract 81 EiiiE Ward
the veteran rev Goa, b, fOT . period Of three
yearB
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capt Uaipin ~: the New YORK { an
noun'si last night that ''t~-ing. Egnn.
M'Inte~ and ILt,On would constitute The
Ner'urg Foot team -"lestsd 10 run the NH"
relay against tho llozf0u on Nar'h Is
Tht- shD....i 30 unC of he real -ftrrtng events
~ Madison square ear len On the date men
TONED Ns.HuITHt ~ the sT't-' ludiHn
=. huoi hr- entered f0T the uNr mu"-. and
among the sfhsr sutrie- are v'"tuIeNer.
BaileN. BSllsT-. .~,uft IT tho south lutef I'm
A. g.
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CtScrNNA1H hArrh The National Rasshall
Z arn NJ ssl0n n day issued change 81 rules
STIMULATING that minor league clubs must s'gnifN
" sssn eve DAYS sitter receiving the Offer from =
ma or league club whether ~ zsss no riay
drafted from thern IL wan ted rs th~m again
= NV uayNN Narrh : The ai~ baseball
team Wfn leaye for Auan ~ city m thr hrsi
"Wednesday ~ the EAstrr vArAuOn and will s'ay
there for four days and th~n 90 10 Washing ton.
- h-pp they will play EAmes. returning 70
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Rld. Open ras EssE FIGht.

Sag FPNNCIsco. cal. March Tex
Rickard and Jack Gleason met to-niRht
and agreed ~ consider all bids from cities
aud clubs for holding the len rios Johnson
ght ami give = decision neNt Monday
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~yEAcrSF v. March The Int
ysr-i'v NJ Rochester bs.ksthsli team de-
teated Syracuse niversity here tonight
BY q score OF - to ~
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AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTS
6LIDDEN room PATHFINDER
TO BEGIN JOURNEY ~ APRIL.
3. ". Butler. Chairman % Contest BEARD
% American Antomeblle Association.
Announces That q Chalmers Car viii
TIE sed 20 lay DuG Route Fer Eyezs.


In view Of tho fact that there seems 20
be sonaa confusion REGARDING the car that ia
to he used for the work OF laying out the
Official route for thu 1910 Olidceu tour
to be run during the coming summer under
IN. auspices Of the American Automobile
Aa~ocia ton & N BuLler chairman Of the
contest board Of the A A A.. iasu.d the
following oaiciAI announcement on the
.nbI~,t vs.tardav.
After a oareflI confederation Of the
eomne,itiv. pronouala .uh,ni,,nd nv n mum.
Der OF rnAnnfAo,urers for the Drtyilaes Of
IuIhshlhE ths NuiolaI pAthhhalng gar 10,
me lsiO oldden tour me contest ooAF q
mas NNe1HSu tAis pIlNAese 70 me manners
Motor COMPANY OF Detroit Inc Chalmers
car which - 10 lay out the route Wtllcom-
m.nee il uork sorns tirns during the mnn,h
- 49,, : - - - ..-a- - a. : a,
Of April. as soon as Tie roAds are IN ~
condition 20 Determine the most practicable
route
Tn. futiIi,y NJ tha .6oy,a NJ .no,hs, ar
Of another make Than the Chalmers nov
Attempting 10 20 unofhctally over the road
and the unrellability Of the road informa-
ton which aIch car can Obtain AZ this season
Of the year Is self-evtden'. The roads over
condition at the present time that the route
Witch any car ~ ,ld hAya "a ,aks VI ould Of
' "'i'en an' , ~ oN'1 $500 80 ~
entirely at variance with the route which
will Ia ..iacted nv the ChaImera oficiEl
.,h0nain,, o. 10 4, 90. ,,.r ,h. p.r,,
70 81 .Ne = Wv
tory IN zoe proper season
not be niSIed by the road reports from any
10 ,rot,,.,a o. ,,oocsc,.I ,.,ha.,,,n.
." p V u, A
car MAILING an unsea sonAoIe run, out should
wait Tor the reliable and authentic tnforma-
ZION which will be contained In the reports
NJ fhs .nf,tc,aI IA ~ nnd.T IN. cont.a. hoard
also cOntemplatss the CLEANSING OF the ten'A-
tive route IN some OF Its important pArttcu-
laru
AutomobIlists who r~slde In thu neigh
horhood q, Co.,..,u IN. u, ,.g.n,l, haIi
" 80 49, avs"
'"ateen hle. ana organized me ihter'ounty
no3l Hpa as Asso. = tloh; VINE "a ca
Other work later on: the immediate object
OF th~ $500 "a Jon - Ihe llpr9N~inent OF me
l"rl' 81 No Ian aster flhs uctween
1oAttsNlde ahi zap ihis suet'h OF high-
NhF mas peeh IN very phu tohultlon Tor
sou" tlme ana TIE MOTORISTS nave deter.
y u',l 70 hi>~ enough money 10 nave "
reraued ana p,t mt" Iondlt'on 40 auto,
m"hhe- anu other N~hlcies can travel
nNrl without Ia" discomfort no" ei'
~" ',''' 80 '~i Nv W~ ass" "a non
IN. p,c.it.pt =, L -. ,.or w. ST.
-, ~. ..',,lI 49, -. s.-,.,., iIr .,'
'rrr, ,..a,s,. - ~ -. ~,
h'r H. -, a., a 1870. ~. 49,
W,,.,.EsN wi,rsy Ths ,,a,r ~. ~ 80.
s ',',n - 49, i - ~ t ~
,. -. - - ~. 80 Nv" "a'
''''''''' ~ '''' "'"''''s
y T. vJl.rdh,. ,o,,sd m. .,lli,- to,o..
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mtg Crowds az English ascc-r Games.
J Walter Spaldins. Nho arrived from
England SATURDAY. on the steamship Mature
tania stated Yesterday that hs was sur
pri@~d az the remarkable popularity ~ Amer
lean roller skating m England. Germany.
Russia snd especially in Italy. Rinks are
going up IN all the leading continental cities
and the skating fad l. carrymE everything
before q Mr. Spaldinz Vas also very niue b
impressed with the game Of soccer football
a. played az present ia England. This game
has b~en worked up q such proportions that
on one single day = tabulation OF attend
ances At the Important championship
matches shows that over en- 900 persons
we're Watching contests az one time.
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sPORTsNEN-S GOODS.
Baehe unasE
RPEAKMAM SHOWER
" ten RsGalaa-
ting Valve.

An ideal IN
'.re for private
rr~ide en- cea,
apartments OF
clubs The one
h an 4 ie turns
on rt08ea OF
changes tern
peFature Of the
water. Ac Gu
rate. sim pie
and q water
saver Nocom
phcAted parts.
Tho G urtAlm
ring - aMtrA
large The baNl
and not hlGh
IN pnce.
Catalogue
nrnt UPON 40.
pncAtlon
SOLD ny the
plumbing trade
d ali AMTa mr
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.s.w., ,tIbWsits durI rar- IN all eties. q
tain .. ...... 9as.b@ WV
Add fSr nand shArroo see
-PEAkMAN "a PRIV a PtpE Co.
Ets1sa&aaa, Delaware
MIR. % the largest nne u ahOsen n.aoA
New Iork Once. ita Alfth ANenun-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-02

TO WHOM " NAY CONCERN: Any deets
lqsn. eoatrSrtet b Nellie RgiFekaraa Sstrs 80
lsfl mE bed ana board. go not be Paid Is HENHR
J. HCRC kARDr. So.
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MOTEL NEW EMsllNA


wANTKD-PaTty 20 manufAeturs On roTalsy
or % interest capital Il mAnufAeeure siccessfti
Patented rotary steam engine. Address JPN
UT. bOH SIS provtdence. "
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r ElCH ST: s.. G n: =.

10 lafge, sunny rooms. Dream WeW. pf1vat -
baths eleV ator. sun DarioE. etr. Cuisine under
dire ton OF chef who has made Southern oOok.
ing famous. RAtrssi. - weekly and up. America
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
DOIneSticS

Lot Bamba Pongee, 81 in. wide,
all colors. Regular price, 29c. Sale
price 23c
Lot Cotton Shantung, nearly all
colors. Regular price, soc. Sale
price 36c
Lot Silk Novelties, 81 in. wide,
all colors. Regular price, soc. Sale
price oe1S
Lot Silk Muslin. Regular prices,
38c and SOC. Sale price 1890. 19c
1 Lot Grey Silk Crepe. Regular
price, soc. Sale price ...... 3Sc
1 Lot Gage Silk. Regular price,
soc. Sale price .29c
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DOneSGcS

Lot CoIored Sateens, 81 in. wide.
Regular price, 25c. Sale price lie
Lot Sateens, SO in. wide. Regu-
lar price, Csc. Sale price 49,. Ice
Lot PercaIes, in colors. Regular
price, 1Sc Sale price ....... lie
Lot Innings, Sc in. wide. Regu
lar price, soc. Sale price -. .29c
Lot Marie, 2 in. wide, black, tan
and green. Regular price, soc. Sale
Coarse Scrim for fancy work.
Regular price, Csc. Sale price 17c
1 Striped Madras Shifting. Regu-
lar price, soc. Sale price .23c
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DOTneSticS

1 Lot ~ in. PopIin, in black,
brown, navy, old blue, old rose, pink
and green. Regular price, 18c. Sale,
14c
L Lot Mercerized PopIins. Regu-
lar price, 25c. Sale price. 19c
1 Lot Striped ~ in. Madras; black,
grey, green. Regular price, 25c. Sale
I1SS l6C
1 Lot Marquisette, in black, laven-
der, white, green, old rose. Regular
price, 25c. Sale price. 17c
1 Lot Cotton FouIard. Regular
price, Csc. Sale price 1Sc
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1Oc Counter
DOTneSticS

Lot PercaIe. Regular price,
121ac. Sale price 1Oc
piece Black Shifting. Regular
price, 121ac. Sale price 49,. &c
2 pieces MOhair Luster. Regular
price, 18c. Sale price ...... 1Oc
Lot Cretonne, SO in. wide. Regu-
lar price, Csc. Sale price ...... sc
Lot Cretonne. Regular price,
121hc and 15c. Sale price -. &c
1 Lot SilkoIines.. Regular price,
12hc. Sale price ...... Sc
Lot Furniture Denims. Regu-
lar price, soc. Sale price -. 19c
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DOTneSfcS

Lot Madras Waistings. Regular
price, use Sale price 16c
Lot Scotch Ginghams, 80 in.
wide. Regular price, 25c. Sale price,
16c
1 Lot French Linen, in white, pink,
navy, green, catawba. Regular price
l5c. Sale price .-...... lie
1 Lot Economy Linen, "a in. wide,
colors, white, tan, pink, old blue,
grey, lavender, green, old rose.
Regular price, 15c. Sale price .12c
1 Lot Black and White Cotton
Crepe, "a in. wide. Regular price,
15c. Sale price 12c
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
DOTneSticS

Lot Mercerized White Waistings.
Regular prices, SOC, 33c, 35c, 38c.
Sale price 19c
Lot Mercerized Ginghams. Regu-
lar price, 25c. Sale price lie
1 Lot Fancy Black Waistings, q
inches wide. Regular prices, 3Sc and
soc. Sale price ........... 29c
Lot Mercerized Dress Goods, 27
in. wide, in navy and green. Regular
price, Csc. Sale price =. ...-.. nc
1 Lot Bates and Red Seal Cling
hams. Regular price, II &c. Sale
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DOIneSticS

Lot Cambria Muslin, 46 inches
wide Regular price, soc. Sale price,
Zoe
Lot NainsOok. Regular price,
18c Sale price 13c
Lot Wool ChaIlies. Regular
price, 38c. Sale price ........ 23c
1 Black Silk Finished Null, SO in.
wide. Regular price, 42c. Sale
Lot CoIored PopIin. Regular
price, 38c. Sale price .29c
Lot Cotton Fringe, nearly all
colors. Price, SC, loo and 25c. Sale
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22

trimmed
button
sou
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22

Steel Enamel and Pearl
Agate Ware
We have decided to close this stock
out, and use the room for other goods.
One-Third Off from Enamel and
Pearl Agate Wdre-Wedr-Even
Aluminium One Quarter
Off the Regular Price
JardiniereS
We have arranged a table of all
Jardinieres, size in. to IA in.
Regular price, Loo to $500 each.
Sale ............. sc to $1.75
TeapOtS
japanese ware, blue and white,
handles and strainers, two and four
cup size. Regular price, 15c and
zoe. Sale ...... SC and lie each
FOOTED GLASS SHERBETS.
Fine crystal glass, for ices, punch,
and other desserts. Regular price,
$500 doz. Sale. ....... $3.50 doz.
JUGS, SOUVENIR OF ST. JOHNS
BURY.
Plain blue and white, tankard
shape, pint and half-pint size. Regu-
lar, 25c. Sale. 16c each
CUsTARD CUPS.
japanese, blue and white, fire
proof. Regular, Csc. Sale 4Sc dOZ.
Dinner Sets
Blue and white, English ware, the
"Bramble Pattern" 112 pc. set.
Regular, $10.vv. Sale 1878 set
BLUE CLAYTON DINNER SET.
johnson Bros. English ware,
stock pattern, to close, 112 pc.
Regular price, $18.75. Sale, $1O.75
All Dinner Sets in Stock, French
China and Semi-POrCeldin,
Il Off Regular Price
Csc Counter
Any three articles ........ soc
1Oc Counter
Any four articles on counter Csc
Sauce and Vegetable Dishes, Co.
bait blue, 4 in. size. Regular price,
$1.20. Sale. ...... soc per dOZ.
PAPER NAPKINS.
Fancy borders, in all coIors, plain
and crepe paper. Regular, 25c and
soc. Sale ;. SC and 15c per 100
FRAMED PICTURES.
Any picture in our stock regard
less of cost, 1-3 off regular price.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
Wash Skirts


nnen Color
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
Rain Coats

cravenetted plain
o
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
COlOred Waists

These
neck Regular, $150 $3.50
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LADIES SUITS


2-Woreds
trimmed
ga style
$3.50
dagonals skins
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Cloth Coats

shepherds pads
.$115O
"a best have carried
$4,000 $3.50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22

Children's Coats
herd plaid IA
Junior Suits
with
Regular $3.50
Dress Skirts
$500. 1915
Black Wolfe
drop
Regular, $1O75 $4,000 Sale
Cloth Skirts
Panama mixture black
Wash Suits
Wash Skirts
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
Cloth CapeS

trimmed
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
Wool Dress Skirts

Last seasons style;
Regular, $500 to $1,000.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22


camb any lows grade We
$296
DRAWERS
ruf1es
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22

half fitted
choice
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
Cloth Skirts
Wash Suits

Made in English
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22

Made
to
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
Silk Coats. Black

OIHh OUdISs DIdCN
in and
half fitted $3.50
POngee, Rajah and Cloth OF Gold
Long Coats
trimmed half fitted
$3.50
Cloth CapeS
Rain Goats
CLOTH cravenetted plain and
$500. Sale 1919 ana S16oO
Silk Rain Coats
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-24
AGRNOMLEOGE I
Alaskan Has to Bow to the Inevl table-Scores of Endorse
 ments Prove lt.

After reading the public statement of this feuow-sufferer given below you must come to this conclusion; A remedy which cured years ago, which has kept the kidneys in good health since, can be relied upon toI perform the same work in other cas- es. Read this:
 R. c. Fenton, 89O5 N. Cheyenne St, Tacoma, Wash, says: q gave state ment for publication, telling of my eX perience with Doans Kidney Pills som years ago and I am now pleased to. confirm all then said in their favor. I was afflicted with kidney trouble and finally I became so bad off that I was obliged to give up my work. I had dull, heavy pains through my kidneys and on one occasion was confined to my bed for almost a month. The unnatural condition of the kidney secretions also plainly de- noted that my kidneys needed atten- tion. When l learned of Doan's Kid ney Pills, I procured a box and be- gan their use. l felt great relief from the first and before long my trouble was entirely disposed of l have since had no return of kidney complaint"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-NIlIburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the namR-Doan's-and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-24
MRS. M. ULMER
 PASSES AWAY

Mrs. F. A. Callarman received the sad news by cable yesterday that her aunt. Mrs. Mariana Ulmer died at half past nine o'clock Sunday morn ing of pneumonia at Portland, Ore. Mrs. Ulmer was visiting with relat- ives at Portland.
 Mrs. UImer was well known in skag- way. She was here last year for protracted visit with her neices, Mrs. Callarman and Mrs. F. J. Weber and has many friends here who will be grieved to learn of her sudden death and who extend their sincere sym pathy to the bereaved relatives.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-01-24
.PR0F." GEORGE
 BOOSTS YUKON

Prof A. F. George writes from Los Angeles. California, that he had been delivering a series of lectures for more than a week at the large Y. M. c. A. hall in that city. and that he had been requested to give other talks there, says Che Dawson News. His lectures were on Yukon and were Illustrated with the lantern slides with which he made the success as a lee. mror at the Maska-Yukon-Pacific ex- position. The professor says that he has many dates ahead and that he may make a tour of thousands of miles.
 About a year ago the professor left Dawson. laden with data and pictures and determined to make a spell at the fair that would boost Yukon for all it was worth. All who heard him in Seattle say that he made good. Will liam Mcintyre, one of the former OWE CTS of the News, writes that the
 prof surely was a success.