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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-06
HALIFAX.
Death Of Former Resident Who Made
Fortune IN California.

Word has been received here OF the
death in Los Angeles Cal, Sept -, OF
/ En- Congressman Russell hudson Waters
a native Of this town, Who later became
one OF the most prominent citizens ~
/ southern California, Born here june q,
| 1913 he got his education at the tmnkllh
! Institute Learning the machinlsts trade
| he later became sohooltcachcr and then
professor of Latin aud mathematics NJ
/ Franklin Institute. Meanwhile he studied
/ law, and in lSGS was admitted 20 the bar
/ lie was married Nov ~ 1868, 10 Mary
| Adelaide Ballard of tharlemont, Mass,
and soon afterwards removed 20 thl.
cage, where he pRctlccd law until lN>o,
when poor health caused HIM To retire
| from active business aud 90 ~ California,
lie planned to pass the remainder 81 M
days in peace and quetude on his ranth
property, but in reality he was about 10
start the biggest venture, OF his lie, tdi
when he saw the magnificent possibilities
/ of the valley near Grafton he returned TO
/ Chicago, gathered party Of friends, went
/ back to California bought Huo acres OF
/ land and established u colony winch DE-
/ yclOped into the present city ol kcllan9S'
| Tie was known aS the father OF kedlahdss
| was It's first city attorney and president et
| practically every beneficial corporation IN
u
( the san ,lacint0 Water company, the llur
|tc Mems association, the Rcdlmds News
company the state Bank Of san Jucluto
and was connected with many other COT
|porations there, Tie built the first bust
ncs- block in Rcdlands and most of The
/ other buildings there for yeIIs atcrWatd
/ In 1894 he removed to Los Angeles,
where he Immediately came INTO piomt
Incuce. In 1897 he was elected a member
/ OF the city board OF park commissioners
and two years later was sent as representa-
/ tive TO the iGth congress, In lNui, hs
/ first wife having died, he married Mdude
I Grew of Los Angeles, the most prominent
club woman of California,
/ He had lately been president OF the
| First National bank OF Ahamhlu, the Co.
/ mmhia Commercial company, san Jacnto
/ Valley Water company and the California
/ Cattle company. but had resigned IN the
/ hope of retiring from business, IT ms
death he was president Of the Clulcus
/ National bank and the Home savings bank
Iuf Los Angeles and director in the German
American Savings bank,
| In hi. leisure hours he was a winter OF
poetry and prose. Among his books are
/ Lyric Echoes, dedicated to his children,
|"El Estraniero.' Legend Of lauguto,
Peter Duderwad Papers. -, "A Man Tor
/ Breakfast" "a Pioneer Woman, and
I''The Dudes Hunt" lie had a beautiful
/ home in the midst Of an orange grove on
/ West Adams street. Los Angeles, aud q
country place Of 100 acres near Azma,
Mr. Waters leaves a wife. three daughters
and one son. the last Arthur jay Waters
being vice-prcsidcnt Of the Citizen, Ma.
tiona bank OF Los Angeles.
FLOYD Gerish j, working at \. \, Fair
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-06
GREEN RIVER.

Mrs. Abby Tanner of Corain, Mass, Is
visiting at Luke Wrisloy 5.
Mrs. Darl Franklin is with her mother,
Mrs. Persis Thompson, this week.
David Warden has been clapboarding his
.house and making other repairs.
Mrs. Laura IIulse spent several days last
week with her sisters in Brat tIeboro,
stephen Merrifeld is making repairs on
his barn. Walter Thayer and Ray Gates
are doing the work,
If the weather is pleasant Sunday
Rev. +. A. Wells of Brattleboro will
conduct services in the church here
There will be special music.
Charles Shepardson, Mr., and Mrs, Aus
tin Nichols and three children and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest White, all of ,Brattleboro,
visited at Luke Wnsleys Sunday.
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Putneyand Vicinity
PUTNEY.

M. y Foster win have an auction
s. tuI,i ~ IN ct Il "
". ~ Winchester Of Holvokc.
VI W = ,, 49,, q, tnr'n saturday
-''',''' "'' ~ IL. -, oe po.,or
MI an. VI Nm NJ al Nv WilIom
2 i,., ., GteS,' o' -''' ANU -''''
~ r,..,..,..>t rrol,.olo Mess i
MISS maze ! cry u ~ IN TLr,in -
u Gu,N' VI -Ni' "''"
TINS "''E' p-.... .. ,r.,.,s, ~, =
Miss Ela Tlesl Oh n''i He,, C r',,'
a, guest OF MI an" MIS- lo'' o'''-
TINS Weeh, n.,i.
Lloyd Il. Robinson o. b RAJ. e ~ "
| was guest OF marry H. lo'"e at ~ W.
I Locke sunday
Joseph Cragin and son, Harry ,faIsln,'
Of Camden, \. L. were quests OF IL L.
( Knight TINS week. -
! G. J.. Pierce visited his SON A, =
| Pierce in Springfield, Mass, from FRI
j day until TUESDAY
/ Mrs. Randall Of Northampton, Mass.
was guest Of her sister, Mrs. George
r. Stowell this week.
/ Mrs. George Perry and daughter OF
Nedwav. Mass. we're guests Of Mr.. ard
. Mrs. l.. W. Perry last week.
| Mrs Scott Look returned Wednesday
from Bellows Falls. having made a briei
visit at her brothcr's. W. +. Pierce 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorr Clough and Miss
Eva Priest spent Thursday with Mr.; and
Mrs. n "l""'" PIN III ''''''''' ''''''''' ~
H., ...... ,.,.., :, a..
me gIaRTe Mdll Nv q o,an Gtt', 0r+ Il
! ' NJ - i'' ,,ro,l 70 oona and make tbis a
grand success.
Misses Bertha and Doris Lowe have
returned to their home in Fitchburg
Mass. after spending a week with
| friends in Putuey.
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WEST HALIFAX.

Wiired Hitchcock was at home Sunday
from Brattleboro.
Arthur Cook of Brattleboro was at home
at his fathers Saturday and Sunday
Leland Cooke Of Linden Lodge, Brattle-
boro. is at home spending his vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph VIM and daughter,
Ella. have returned from Colrain, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davenport Of Rowe
were overSunday guests at her father 5.
ii. c, WINS.
Miss E. NJ. Brown was at Valley a few
DAYS last week and attended the funeral
Of Carl Stone
Mrs. Arthur Cooke and daughter, Eva,
Of Brattleboro, were at L. :, Cooke IRON
/ last Thursday until Sunday.
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Ventilated Cars for B. & NJ.

i be"n ' in.t"Ted on the cars recently pun.
chased by the company is the best that is
Usod ", INV ~ road in The country The road
- The o MN one that has the system and
i may bG the pioneer in method that
win he adopted generally by railroad sys-
fgr.'S Means arC" fo, obtaininr fresh air. he
lo' " onI, Three sns,ii onenipgs ON each
s;do nf tho ransom of thc car instead of
tb" row. Of jittle opcn windows most
~, L,,.o
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-06
WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Mrs. Fred johnson ], the guest OF her
son, Guy Johnson,
Arthur Bolton has purchased new
Hardy 4 Norris piano.
Mrs. Cora Gale of Worcester Is visiting
Mrs. Helen Riley She was a former resi-
dent here.
Mrs. Mary Gates i visiting her son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs Harry c, Gates, III
Orange for few days
MIS-. Mary Dickinson moved into the
upper tenement Of the Walter Brigham
house in East Mortified Tuesday. Sh'
will be greatly missed by her ueighbols III
West Mortified.
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WILMINGTON.

Everett Baker was in town Sunday.
Greeley A. Brown of Readsboro was IN
town Sunday.
I'D. Bristow was in Utica, N. y, few
days this week, ~.
John Shadler of New York is visiting
w. NJ. Vogel
George Larkin was at his home in North
Adams Friday.
C. E. Gardner of Troy, N. Y, was IN
town over Sunday.
The senior class of the high school held e,
successful food sale in the vestry OF the
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-06
EAST DUMMERSToN.
G.. A. Richardson Injured in Accident
| in Which He Was the Hero.

George A. Richardson, a young man
in the employ of w. Preston Smeed,
manager Of the John Sheldon farms,
narrowly escaped a fatal accident last
Thursday in saving the life of Mr.
Smead's three-year-old son, who with
his little sisters were riding on the last
load of corn for the silo The little boy
was sitting at the front with Mr.. Rich,
ardson who was driving when the front
stake broke. The child began to slip and
was instinctively caught by Mr.. Rich,
ardson who with rare presence of mind
tossed the child TO the ground out OF
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-06

Mrs. Harry Miller is in Brattleboro
| this week.
Miss Alice Growers was the guest of
/ Miss Edith Walker Sunday.
Forest Hall was home from Mt. Her
mon from Saturday to Tuesday.
VIII Armand went Monday for a sew
eral weeks visit in New York state
Miss Elsie Hazelton was home from
Green River TO attend the Valley fair.
Mrs. /, L. stark and Mrs. c. T. Reed
were guests Of Mrs. Flora Adams We'd
nesdav.
Jonathan Herrick of .Brattlebqro
spent Tuesday with his sister, Mrs
| Lydia Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Q. Reed went
| Monday to Walpole, y. H., for a VISIT
of several days.
Mrs. Alice Stoddard of Athol, Mass,
spent last week Wednesday with {. q.
| Walkers family.
Mrs. F.. Z. Willard of Brattleboro and
Mrs. c. T. Reed attended the fair IN
Bellows Falls Tuesday.
The grange benefit society will meet
at grange hall Thursday afternoon, Oct;
! -. Important business will be discussed
at the meeting and a large attendance
| is requested
The grange fair committee will meet
at grange hall in Dummerston Center
! Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, to arrange for
! the annual game supper to be gwen NOV.
! >. All members are urged to attend.
Robert Walker, plumber from Brat
! tlebOrO is putting in the fixtures IN the
new bath room at F. 0, Downs s. the
I latest of many improvements made by
! Mr.. Downs on his premises.
The fair committee of Evening Star
grange will meet Tuesday evening, Oct.
! 10. at Grange hall to make arrangements
| for the annual fair. The call is urgent
for each member to be at the meeting
Carl Newton, the mail carrier between
I Dummerston Station and Dummerston,
! is i'll with threatened pneumonia. AS
sistant Mail Carrier Mrs. Young is carry
ing the mail during Mr.. Newton's i'll
ness
Misses Bertha and Doris Lowe. of
Fitcbburc. Mass, and Miss Lizzie
| Houehton Of Putnev were weekend
quests of Mrs. c. L. Thwing at Pineway
camp. Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Harris dined
| there Sunday.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
| tend Rev. Charles River S lecture, How
the French Aided the Colonies i'll Gain
ING Their Independence When Under
| King George. This will include inter
esting scenes from Mr.. River s travels
! in Egvpt. Admission is same as before,
to be divided equally between church
and grange. Grange hall, Dummerston
Center, $50 p. M, Tuesday evening, Oct.
| a.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-10-06
FRECkLED GIRLS

have just received stock of VIII
sons Freckle Cream, made by Wilson
Freckle Cream Co, Charleston, S. c.
1t is FINE, is fragrant and harmless,
and positively removes freckles, tan
and brown moth, beaches dark face
light. You have my guarantee that it
will take off your freckles and tan or
will give you back your money. Come
in. see and try it. The jars are large
and two at most are sufiic ent. send
them by mail if desired. Price SOC.
WiIfred F. Root, Sole Agent
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.. ..s-l of her son. Bert Preston
.- ,f.n, If o,,rs. L.y b,on
'' A.. UiIIIig,j.g f,,'
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nh. .r.., .....
N,,' 't..'7 .i alI t,t,n4 E ,"0sn hp ,,,,,
4 ". ".'' l''' '''''' ''' Nc" ''''" I'
In... 't" % MaS,onS hheld q meet
N..'.-..H H-hl ana WoINed the i'>l
u.
N.. ...r Npuiiold Of New Lone on,
49, guest oi NIrs. Nellie Alex.
I'M.
...t a,ssude hold. lis frst driu
... ",lork NJ skinner r,m.
.rm
A. r.a rsllnJcr Norton of Cam.
... ar.>t Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il.
.''' ,.,. , ...,.l t-.,l,.l - ,;,.
A. 'iHll0'1' I'I,hyII =. ,''',,'', ~. " V,,,I
Ilg.."> Ed "'s \"'" WV 3D. "' '>'''"'
In Women , Foreign Missionary meet
W0. N'dt ~ MIS- T. W. Brown wed
.a# r',tNoon
Nlr and Mrs Frank Green aud son,
,Io.. If Orange. \, j.. are guests at
K. e. n Green's
M. I.r Alexander i entertaining her
aau and wife, Dr. and Mrs Banght
10. .n an auto IMP
P., y Fay Smith addressed the Yer
I'M State Christian Endeayor convention
RnduIah Wednesday.
H. r.Lf Storc with three children.
U.S. h'' iro sU"o two'wceIs, visit with
.. .. ,9 S, ,y'1 Cane Cod Mas.
'','.. 20 '''' '..... = A.. An L..
'o....tnancd until next week on account
". Unitarian conference at DeerfeId.
n, ..l..., sa,,.;n,, so.iot,. hold ;ts fret
=, l.'s ,IeW w o SUC11 ~ ' mato nre-
I- 's'glua t o %,'V fo "'F tbe e FAIR I"""' |
.'"'. que l'' "',D''7 ,' III.
#, Florence Shepherd VINO lotmie l!Ily
ei a'D Mis- \. F. Alexander IS taking
mr, loo household science at the semn-
H.
There Wlt TIE an auction OF MIS- - "
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harm 5 way, but in the act he lost his
own balance and fell lengthwlse' the
loaded cart passing over his hip, side;
shoulders and face. leaving bruises and
cuts that required physician and tram.
ed nurse to attend. He was carried to
the house bv four men who happened to
witness the accident and ran to the
rescue. The little girls and Frank Wild.
or got off the load somehow and the
horses went on the run TO the barn.
II is a canse for congratulation that Mr..
Richardson =, injuries proved not as serl-
Gus AS first feared. He has proved him
self hero Mr.. Richardson is getting
along well and was able to be out Tues
dav. His nurse left Monday night. DR.;
Miller was the physician who attended
him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-22
For the Keen Eye OF the
ShreWd House Wife
Special prices for Friday and Saturday
at the Public Cash Market
GROCERY Department

Yes Sugar is high the highest price
in 20 years, yet with other goods Fri
day and Saturday We will give Tbs.
for soc.
~ - n - ~ ,,oInht IL 90
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
far Busy Readers.

Jewish New Year cards at Evans
Mrs. Lyman Elwell. who has been
seriously i'll, is recovering.
DIR. H. C. Day returned today from
weeks stay in Greenfield. Mass.
Miss Nellie Bacon has returned
from a short visit in Manchester and
vicinity.
Charles Carroll who recently open
ed a lunch room in North Adams, is
visiting at his home here
Dancing Saturday night at Fores,
tiers hall Entire new music of lat
est hits by Goldsmith's orchestra.
The parlor car service ON the Ben
nington-North Adams line has been
discontinued for the present season.
Joseph Garreau and his guest, Will
liam Johnson of Los Angeles, Cal,
visited friends in Manchester Thurs
day.
Mrs. E. l.. Sibley who accompanied
her daughter to Smith college at
Northampton. Mass, is visiting rela-
tives in Worcester.
Miss Amy Stewart OF the Benning-
ton Sanitary laundry will Saturday
begin weeks vacation which will be
passed in Rutland.
The Juniors and the Boy Scouts of
the Y M. C. A. will so on hike to-
morrow to the White Rocks on Bald
mountain. They will leave here at
1880 in the morning returning at four
in the afternoon.
Harry Wilbur Perry of Pittsburgh
N. Y, and Anna Louise Cook of this
place, were united In marriage We'd
nesday, Sept goth by Rev. j. Milton
Thompson, pastor of the Ninth Pres
byterlan church OF Troy.
Samuel r. Cutler secured first pre-
MUM at the Manchester fair Thurs
day with his four year old stallion,
Castus Jr. w. A. Root also won first
premium for having the best pair of
driving horses on exhibition.
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aUR1h BENNINGTON

Philip T. H. Pierson Of Bennington
was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Leonard B. VanSurdam is Wis
iting relatives in New York City
Mrs. Minnie Ellis of Mortified is
visiting friends in town for few days
A large number from town were
in attendance at the Manchester fair
this week.
Mrs William Bromley spent Thurs
day with Mrs. William Stevens in
North Hooslck.
Mrs. Harry NJ. White has returned
| from Manchester where she has been
visiting relatives.
George D. Colvin of Bank street
extention has just returned from
business trip to Manchester.
Miss Sallie Graves of Bennington
spent Thursday with Miss Henrietta
Walbridge OF Prospect street.
Ray Johnson who has been working
| in Rutland for II. c. Simmons Is In
town Oh business for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gerety and
family have returned from few days
visit with relatives In Bennington.
Mrs. Mark McGovern had the mis-
fortune to fall and break one OF the
small bones in the wrist Of her right
arm.
Miss Mildred Cressey who has been
spending two weeks vacation at her
home in Manchester has returned TO
her work here.
Russell Bonynge OF East Orange, N.
j., is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence w. Bonynge Of Bank street
extention.
Mrs. Jack Mitchell and child who
have been visiting Mrs. Catherine Nit
chell OF Water street have returned
to their home in Peabody, Mass.
Postmaster spafford has received
notice from the department that this
Office has been designated as Postal
Savings bank office to take effect 90
tober %.
George Elwell Is in charge OF build
ing a new road between the Catholic
church and H. T. Cushman's office.
The expense to be betrayed partly BY
the state and partly by the corpora
ton.
Fred NJ. Earle OF the United States
Navy is visiting friends and relatives
In town. Mr.. Earle has just returned
from trip TO Europe taken by the
naval students and Is on months
'furlough.
The party of young fellows who
will hold a field day Saturday vii
hold a dance In Bank hall In the eve
ming from s to IL o'clock. Music BY
full orchestra All welcome. Admis
sion 20 cents.
OrderA are now being taken for The
International Tailoring company To-
fall styles In gentlemen's dress. New
domestic and imported woolens nov
I on display in all the latest weaves an'
4 tones. Prices too that are popular
w. r. Worthington.
There will be Field day Saturda!
afternoon September %. Sports To-
I cash prizes are tug OF war, climbing
creased pole, 100 yard dash, sacl
race, throwing, base ball, potato race
1 Thos. Rennard, the champion clu
! swinger OF Vermont will give an o,
. hibition. Sparring matches are a
4 follows: Six two-minute rounds
Z Young Ketchel vs.. Young Tobin OF Al
bany, Young Lenny VS.. Young San
4 Langford OF New York City. Six thre
minute rounds. Young Sam Langfor.
4 OF New York Va. Young Tobln OF Al
\ bany. Music for the occasion Will b
furnished by the North Bennington
n military band Admission TO grounds
n ladies' and children free, gentlemen 2
q cents. All are urged to try to be pres
i ant
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National League Standing.

Games for Today.
New York at St Louis.
Philadelphia az Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
American League Results.
At Boston-Detroit, 9: Boston. /.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., z.
st. Louis, 4.
AZ New York--Cleveland. 8; New
York, 1.
At washington-Wa Washington. Chlca
20 game postponed, rain.
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THE BIG LEAGUES

Yesterdays Results on National and
American Diamonds.
National League Results.
At Chlcago-(First camel Philadel.
phia, 4, Chicago, o. Second game)
Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 2.
At Cinoinnati-(First game) Cincin
natl, 4; Brooklyn, 8; Is innings. (Sec-
ond game) Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati
g.; s innings.
At st. Louis-(First game) New
York, 3; st. Louis. 2. Second game)
ST. Louis, s; New York, Z.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 4; Bos
| ton. 3
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Game for Today.
Cleveland at New York.
81. Louis At Philadelphia
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Boston
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-06-21
SpIaLL WARE and NOTION DEPT.

Lot Ladies Ferris Waists. Regular prices,
$1.OO and $1.25. Sale price. ...... SO cents
/ Lot Corsets Regular prices, $3.50 and
$500. Sale price ................. ~ 70
Lot Corsets. Regular prices, $1.O0 and $3.50
Sale price .o9 cents
/ Lot Corsets in Small sizes. Regular price,
81 co. Sale price -. -. o.... z. ..19 cents
l Lot Ladies Hose in both plain and lace.
Regular prices Is cents, 38 cents, SO cents and
rs cents. Sale price. ...............19 cents
Lot Childrens Hose Both light and heavy
weight. Regular prices, 18 and % cents. Sale
price ......... IL cents
/ Lot Ladies' Union Suits All good sizes.
Regular price Is cents. Sale price 10 cents
l Lot Ladies Union Suits. Regular prize,
$1.OO. Sale price. ....fo Genus
1 Lot Ladies Vests in colors. Regular price
1912 cents. Sale price -; ..........5 'snts
/ Lot Ladies' Vests. Extra values. Regular
prices SO cents, IS cents, $1.OO. All sizes. Sale
price 80 Genus
Children s Shirts and Pants. All sizes Regu-
lar price, Is cents. Sale price IA cents
20 Dozen Ladies Handkerchiefs Regular
price, Is cents Sale price. ...... IL cents
| Lot Ladies Gloves in short and IL button
lengths Tan and White. Regular prices. %
and IS cents. Sale price. ......... .27 cents
l Lot Ladies' White Gloves Regular price,
25 cents. Sale price 10 cents
l Lot Dress Trimmings and laces, in silk and
cotton for (1a) one-half price.
1 Lot Ladies Belts in Leather and Elastic.
Regular price, so cents. Sale price. 10 cents
Lot Ribbons in black and colors. ~ Price
l Lot Allover Laces in black, white, cream and
colored. 33 1-3 off for this Sale
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-06-21
Domestic Department

1 Lot Silk Novelties. Black and White stripe.
Regular price so cents. Sale price. 20 cents
1 Lot Tycoon Silks. Black, gray, navy,
lavendar, tan, light blue, pink and white. Regu-
lar price, AZ cents. Sale price. .33 cents
Lot Pekin Stripes, 81 inches wide. Colors
Wistaria, gray, pink, blue, white and yellow.
Regular price 3S cents. Sale price. .27 cents
Lot Satin Striped Wolfe, 27 inches wide. All
colors. Regular price, 38 cents Sale price,
20 cents
Lot Cotton Foulards. All good colors.
Regular price, so cents. Sale price. .29 cents
/ Lot Silk Novelties 81 inches wide.
Regular price, SO cents. Sale price, 20 cents
1 Lot Silk and Cotton Crepes. Regular
price, 80 cents. Sale price. "a cents
l Lot Cotton Foulards. Regular price,
20 cents. Sale price. ...19 cents
1 Lot Mercerized Poplins. Regular
price, 25 cents. Sale price. -. IA cents
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-06-21
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Black Goods

l piece Black Panama, so inches wide. Reg
ular price 81 90 Sale price 73c
l piece Black Round Thread Voi1e So inches
wide. Regular price $1.75. Sale price 1923
I piece Black Diagonal Suiting, 46 inches
wide Regular price $1.5o. Sale price $1.19
2 pieces Tussah Crepe, AZ inches wide Reg
ular price 81 so. Sale Price . $1.2o
1piece Black Bedford Cord, AZ inches wide.
Regular price 81 So Sale price $1.12H
piece Black Nuns Yelling, az inches wide.
Regular price 89c. Sale Price &C
l piece Striped Prunella, az inches wide.
Regular price 81 So Sale price. CSC
l lot Novelty Suiting, az inches wide. Reg
ular prices 75c, 871zc, and 81 90. Sale price 29c
/ lot Short Lengths. Regular prices 81 90 and
$1.25 Sale price -. !. 7oc