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Ss,'iA8GruEa6.

Here is your golden on.
portunity to lay in two rr
three extra suits.
Several thousand blue
serge, lightweight worsted,
crash and flannel suits which
were most excellent value al
$40 to $50 are now reduced
to SIS and SIS.
$4,000, S22.50 and $500
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and cashmere, half lined, and
full lined, three-piece see
$1,000, $22.5O and $500
Crash, homespun and Sfe
cheviot two-piece suits AO
$1,000, $22.50 and $500
Blue serge and fancy blue, half
lined, three-piece and SAG
two-piece suits ...... Id
$500, $2S. 90 and $4,000
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and cashmere, half $40
lined, three-piece suits Ac
$500, $500 and $4,000
Canadian Crash. homespun
flannel. two-piece SO
suits ...... ........... 40
$500, $500 and $4,000
Blue serge, fancy blue and
blue silk mixture, half lined.
three and two-piece $50
suits ................ ~
Bates-Street
Shirts Reduced
$3.50 and 500 Bate,.suest ST,IS
shirts ..............
81; SO. 9 and $500 B.'''.s''''' s1.ss
Straw Hats
Final Reductions
$500. $3.50 end 500 Straw 81 90
RATS .............-
IS 90 81. s.. 90 Straw Hat. $50
Smith Gray & Co.
in New York ct
Broadway and Warren ST.
Acres. from CITY Hall
Sth Az, Bet. 9th Il 18th Ste.
In Prooklyn ct
Fulton Sc. and Flstbush Az.
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>o, 40 Nucn Money In Texas BsnEs.

AUsTIN. ToK.. July - Tn. con
don-"d statement of tho state hanks
and State Rank and trust companies
~ the close ~ business June N shows
drcrrasr IN state deposits ~ nearly
$1,000 OOO. as compared with the last state
ment on ths call MAY ,.
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80 EXTRA CHANGE ICE ''
Advertisement FOR IHF SrN ani TH'
SrN may hc eft 81 anS American H.,'. 49,
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INDtRTAkf.R~.
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SOMETHING FOR
NOTHING

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NOTHING
We thought this would 10
tsrsst you
But Il differs from the srs9s
announcement ofthst character,
in that Il 10 true:
An Owner actually Gets cur
services for nothias.
The saving OF middlsmsn's
profits 80 . result Of our doing
the bulk Of the work direct far
more than offsets our fee.
Whereas, u you employ Q
contractor who sublsts the
bulk Of your york, you pay
one profit to each Of . horde OF
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Figure Il out.
ON-STARRETr
COMPANY
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Putnam patriot., 1910-04-29
Miss Warner Elected Editor.

The citizens of Putnam have reason to feel proud of Miss Frances Lester Warner, daughter of Judge and Mrs. +. NJ. Warner, who won the honor of being elected to the responsible position of Editor-in-G Chief of the Mount Hol- yoke College Magazine, "The Mount Holyoke.
 The Boston " Globen regarded sdiss Warmers election as Editor of that lit- erary magazine of such high impor- tance as 10 print sketch of her with an excellent likeness. It says:
 Miss Frances Lester Warner has served as an Associate Editor for two years wi,h distinction, and has written many se.eetions that have appeared in this College periodical. Her election was prarticaiiv unanimous. She is a member of the Mount Hel yoke Drama tic Clab.s
 She carried of the sophomore honors as she closed that class to enter the junior class. 1t is uncailed for Us to add anything to the above sketch. She was born in this city and graduated from our High School. The bright in- telleetual expression of her face indi- eates the high quality of her mind. The responsible position to which she has attained, We believe, Is but an inci- eident in her promising literary ca reer.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-29
Special Meeting of Quinebaug Pomona
 Grange

X special meeting of Quinehaag pe- mona Grange will bes held with Wood stock Grange, No. l5o, at Notth Woodstock, on Saturday, April SOth. The morning session will begin at 0.Sa and will be occupied with conferring the Degree of Pomona. At 2.la D. m. the Lecturers Hour will begin, the program being given by members of theW ofeester South Pomona of Massa- chusetts. under the direction of their Lecturer, Miss Jennie \. Gilbert of Sturbridge. The afternoon program will be in the 4th degree, and will end
 with the closing of the grange in due form about four o'clock. IL Is expect ed that this part of the days work will
 be ral treat, since not only the sefi- ous themes, but the lighter parts also
 will be provided by talent that is new
 to the Quinehaug Pomona. The Wor- eester South Pomona is a worthy one,
 and their lecturer writes that the mem- hers are enthusiastic for the meeting. An address on Taxation will be given by Stale Tax Commissioner Gorbin,
 and G. (. Severy of the New England | Homestead k also expected 10 be pres- ent and give an address.
 Members who are to attend are asked
 to send a postal card to S. N. Brett, North Woodstock, master of the grange
 with which the meeting is to be held, saying on what train they will arrive in Putnam. It K desired that mem-
 bers come on the early trains, land if enough are there al one time for bus
 load, the price will be 5o cents or less each for the round trip. Those arsiv- ing in smaller numbers will be trans-
 ported by smaller eonveyances at n somewhat higher tare.s
 A fraternal greeting awaits the pa irons by the chairman of the reception committee, Sister Alice Potter and her associates, and Brother Brett and oth- CTS will see that places are found for stabling the horses and feed, if desired. Dinner will served at lo clock and the price will be 35 cents.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-29
The Salyai,oa Array

Captain and Mrs. Withsc annOunce
 Staff-Captain J. Garabcd, otherwise
 known in Salvation Army circles ~
 ssJoc the Turk, for Wednesday, Thur day and Friday, May 4th, 5th and 9th.
 Stafi-Captain Garabed is an Armenian
 and comes from Constantinoplc. He was converted through the medium Of the Salvation Army in San Francikco, about twenty-five years ago, and sIncs that time hhs travelled in the Unitsd States, Canada, England and several European countries, representing tho Salvation Army and spreading tho Gospel. He k In every sense unique character, and 9y means of hts strange appearance and peculiar methods has everywhere attracted great deal of at- tention. He dresses In full Turkish cos
 tune and plays double-pointed cof-
 net, clarionet, saxohpone and xono- phone. "Joe'', as he is familiarly calI-
 cd In the Salvation Army. has been aE- rested no fewer than 57 times for preach
 ing on street corners, and in the courss of his career has had some remarkable experiences.
 "Joc" comes to Putnam for the above dates in the course of tour of Nov England, and will conduct Salvation meetings on Wednesday and Thursdny nights, and on Friday night will give a zonophone concert.
 These meetings will be conducted In the Salvation Army hall. in WnEner block. Everybody welcome to theso services.
 The regular services oi the Army
 will be held Wednesday and Saturday
 nights, at $ o'clock, aud on sunday ae and at 8 p. m. children's meeting at D. m. Sunday.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-29
Safe and Sane fosrth.

Putnam is to have s'Safe and 5ane Fourth,p SO says Mayor Mcdonald.
 The Mayor attended the meeting of the Mayors Of the State relative b tho question, which was held in Hartford last week, and. was favorably im- pressed with the Arguments used to free the day of it's dangerous character. Just how 1t will be accomplished is not decided, but guns and pistols 0f all do- scriptions, cap canes, and large fire crackers, will be forbidden In the city of Putnam this year. A commlttee appointed by the State meeting of May ors k to draft an ordinance and send it to the Mayor of esch city for approvAls but the ordinance has not, as yet been received by our Mayor.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-29
THE MAY DINNER
Fou FIFTEENTH YEAR
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HAMMOND HALL ArRtt So. II s.m te The ladies of the Nemaa's Board are eNerting themselves te make the May Day Dinner an attractive social enter tainment, that all the friends and well. wishers Of The Hospital, in this and neigheering towns, may be brought te' gether fraternally to advance it's phil anthropic work by manifesting their loyalty to it's seif.densing body of wer. kers, in and outside of that great insti- tution. The ladies will be not only en' eouraged but exceedingly ,gratilled to have the May Dinner attended by a larger gathering than ever before. They will regard such manifestation of in. terest as an indofsement of their new arrangement in maintaining the May entertainment and also their desire te make il an occasion of pleasant social intercourse among all friends of tn, Hospital,
 In addition to the expected approval of their ernest endeasors to win great er interest tn the maintenance of ths Hospital In the great service te suffer ing humanity il Is accomplishing, 2 large gathering of warm-hearted sup paftefs will he an inspiring influence to cheer and encourage It's varied work CTS. 1t will help also bring in larger amount of funds which arc greatly needed just now, that the furnishing oi the wing of the Hospital may be com mands for it's use.
 The ladies have explained why theil funds have run low. They had to con' tribute considerable sum to help gel the wing built and to help in furnish. ing needed supplies. They have never failed In their appeals, and do not ex. pect to now. It is not their ordering that the Hospital should be made in every way suited to the demands upon 1t to meet all emergencies arising In carrying on it's benefit services. It Is the ordering of the friends of the Hos- pital In. their implied desire to have 1t classed among the best and most completely appointed institutions of It's character in the Htate--a stage which 1t has already about reached through their generosity and large e-heartcdness.
 As suggested last week, those who can afford 1t might seek out deserving people who cannot well afford It, and supply them with dinner tickets. It will be a double kindly service.
 The ladies desire to call attention to their scheme of "Miie of Dimes," as an additional means of raising the mos ney they need. They desire to have it
 Boys and girls, and even older peo- pie, who desire to sell tickets and win one of the prizes, can get the tickets of Miss Manning. at Flagg's store.