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FORESTDALE.

Mrs. Frank LOOMS and children OF
Rutland are visiting AT Edward Ioomis's.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young of Spring
field have been visiting at George Rog
erss-Mrs. f. c. Hooker is visiting
friends In Rutland.-The woman's auxil-
iary met with Mrs. l.. c. Bump Wednes-
day.-Mr and Mrs. +. T.. Barlow and
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell I.arOck spent Sun
day in Orwel-Miss Dora Bernor is visit
ing In Beldens.--Mrs. Edith IIotchkiss OF
Collinsvile. Conn. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. J. G. Bernor.
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membered in town a. Miss Jetta Clark.
who for several years was in the family
Of the Rev. q. w. Morrow here--Miss
Mildred Muilaly. who has been in Roch-
ester, returned Monday.
Mrs. Mary Hatch. who has been with
her son. II. L. Hatch and family for the
last two months. left for Stanford. to
remain through the summer with another
son.-Mr and Mrs. Fred Webster of Bur-
lington arrived with their family Tues
day to pass several days with Alfred
Webster. his father.-l1,eo Fraser Hough-
ton Of Hartland Ia passing several days
with his aunt. Mrs. George Drew.-Sfrs
w. W. Somerville with her son went TO
North Duxbury for three weeks with her
parents Tuesday.-Mrs. jerome Pratt
and her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Reed from Somervtlie Mass, ar
rived Tuesday from Montpelier and are
being entertained BY Mr.. John Moses.--
MISE Hannah Naun. who has been several
oASs In this vicinity. started on her home-
ward trip TO ct. Adams Wednesday,. DR.
Bailey left Wednesday for Boston and
Providence. r. l.. 10 Investigate the SAM.
tarium at the latter place for advanced
cases Of tuberculosis. DR.. Bailey IA one
OF the commission appointed by the Gov
ernor to Investigate and report.-Mrs.
Frank Thomas went to st. Johnsbury
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Smythe. who
recently lost two Of her children by
drowning.-The remains OF Watson Lamb,
who died by his own hand in Boston. will
arrive here tonight and the funeral and
1nterment will be hero Thursday. Mr..
Lamb was the cousin Of Mrs. w. p. Wall
| and Mrs. Justin Holman Of this place
| Mrs. Ann Kelton. an elderly lady who
| lives alone on School street. fell Tues
day night as she was preparing for bed
| and broke one OF the bones In one arm
Not being able TO make anybody outside
| hear she was obliged TO lie there TIL
| morning, when one OF her neighbors went
10 and found her. She L. now as comfort
| able as could be expected.--Mrs. Charles
| Dubois and children from New York ar
rived Sunday by automobile to visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. p. sanford.-The
| ladies Of Bethany Guild will hold n food
sale In the Bethany parish house on
| Saturday. June 29.-The regular meeting
OF Beulah Chapter. O. E. s.. will he held
| Thursday evening at the Masonic hall.
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PRESIDENT ASKS TO BE
NOTIFIED A WEEK LATER

Chicago. Juno 8-Members Of the sub
committee Of nine appointed from the
republican national committee last Mon
day to watt on President Taft and learn
his wishes regarding the conduct Of his
campaign Will not meet him until July
s. II was the plan for the committee
to go 10 Washington on July but the
President to-day caused kilograms to be
sent TO tho committeeman asking them
TO postpone their visit one week.
No explanation of the Presidents rea-
son for requesting delay was given
Committeeman think he desires TO wait
|'until after the democratic nomination
before making any campaign plans.
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JOHNSON.

John Stearns has finished work for
Parker e. Stearns. and Is employed by
Road Commissioner Davis.-O. r. Landon
is spending a few weeks with his son
In South Hero.-Mrs. o. A. Kempton
and daughter are spending the summer
at Lake Placid, N. VS.. A. Griswold
and men have finished the Doty bridge
and are at work In Mud City" IN
Morristown.-J. II. Bailey Is ill.-Mrs. I.
l.. Pearl is not rs well and her daugh-
ter. Mrs George Gc odwin OF Ardmore.
Okla. has come 10 spend few weeks
az1th hers-.At- che republican ~caucuY last
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NO BREEDING.

An old farmer went TO a cattle show
to exhibit a favorite COW, with which
he had high hopes of winning the frs,
prize, On learning the result, and that
his cow had been placed fifth. his anger
knew no bounds. and. rushing into tho
ring. he attacked the judges. why Il.
my COW not first? What are her faults
I'd like to know" Al this point one Of
the judges approached him and answer.
ed: Her faults. my good man. are some.
what akin to your own She lacks goot
breeding. Tit Bits.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

The concert given by the Lawson or
chestra In the Grange hall Friday even
ing was we'll attended. and the sum OF
$27 was receved.-Mrs Even and hel
sister. Miss Louise Wait, attended the
Congregational county convention held ir
Orange this Week.-Mrs. Leila Hall OF
Boscaven. n. H. Is visiting her grand
mother Mrs l.. W. Haskell john Will
son of Worcester. was in town Monday
Mrs r. w. Pray is suffering from ium
hago and confined to her bed.-.The con
diticn OF West Wheeler remains abou'
the same
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remain this week--Mr. and Mrs. Hayden
McCiary Of Barton we're guests Of their
daughter. Mrs. simpson last week.
Clarence r.. Cowles has purchased the
Martin place. paying ssoo'--F. j. Glidden
and daughter. Mrs Cowles, spent the last
part Of last week IN North Troy and vi
cinity.-R c. Moody is finishing the ell
Of his house into a tenement.-Both de-
rartments Of the village school closed
last Friday with a picnic.-Blanche TIRE
came last Friday from Montpelier for the
atip,fuar x,a IN tim
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WAlTSFIELD.

Misses Ellen. Mary and Irene Joslin
OF Minneapolis. Mimi. came last week
to occupy their summer home.-Alrs. w.
G. Kelsey underwent an operation Mon
day night and is reported az very ILL
q, G. Eaton has purchased of L. II.
McAllister his Ford touring car.-Miss
Mabel Horse went Saturday to South
Hero where she Will spend two weeks
in camp with a party of friends
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FAYsTON.

MIR. ard Mrs. T.. w. Powers of Water
bury were guests of Mrs. +, A. Bragg
and Mr. and Mrs, r. II. Perry recently;
also Hon. f.. W. Huntley and Mrs. f.,
r. Palmer of Duxbury. flames Emerson
and Mrs Carlton Tabor and daughter
of Montpelier are with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Emerson.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Among those from out Of town to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. 3. A. Smith were c.
II. Rawson Of Boston. her son. Mr. and
Mrs. Goodnough. Mr.. ard Mrs. John Cart
lette of Orleans. Mr., and Mrs. Uttiey.
Mr.. and Mira. John Babcock OF Hardwtck.
John Cook from Greensboro and Mrs
Amanda Daverson OF Brookton. Meas
Mr. and Mrs. Manviiie Chant left last
oRnAaZ,SoeAltaoysW a,srs thsy expect TO
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HOTEL. THIEVES AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. June S.-Hotel thieves were
active during the convention here. Mrs.
Thomas p. Gore. wife OF the senator from
Oklahoma being probably the heaviest
loser, She reported TO the management
Of leading hotel to-day that she had
been robbed of $l2S In cash and a consd-
cradle quantity OF jewelry.
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SEEK w. J. HALLS RELATIVES.

City Clerk NJ. c, Grandey received the
following telegram last evening:
''Brash, Colo, June d. 1912.
"City Clerk. burlington. VT
please locate relatives OF W. J. Hall.
age about q He has been fatally in
jured. Stepparents named Beeten. Have
them wire
lSiened)
GREAT WESTERN SUGAR CO."
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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Wednesday evening friends and neigh
bors OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Black gath
cred at their home. the occasion being the
18th anniversary Of their marriage. The
evening was passed pleasantly. The Rev
Mr.. Garvin made few we'll chosen re-
marks and presented Mr.. and Mrs Black
with a sum of money in behalf OF their
assembled friends. Refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Wilson
and wife OF Alberta, Can. Mr.. and Mira
Albert Lang Of White River junction.
Mr., and Mrs. Wilson and MT. and Mrs
Charles Weber OF Craftsbury. the four
ladies being sisters Of Mrs. Black. and
her mother. Mrs. A. Macomber. were
present on the occasion.-Timothy Silver
has sold his farm to his son. John Silver
Mr.. Patterson was Obliged TO go 20 the
hospital At st. Johnsbury last week for
an opera tion.-A. s. Ciary DR.. A. E.
Tolman and F. A. Amsden are delegates
to the convention at White River juno
ton this week, and DIR. F. c. Kinney
W. S. ingalls, and J. D. Wilson to the
State convention at Burlington. while II
A. McLaren. 4. c. Chase. G. b. Cook and
s. W. Campbell will attend the county
convention at Barton on July /.
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MORETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. Griffith of Water
bury Centre are visiting in tOwn.---Sid-
ney Atkins was In Montpelier Friday.
where he purchased an automobile
Miss Mildred Graves Is a guest OF her
era ndm other, Mrs. Wyman.
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Vienna says the Czarevitch. heir to
Emperor Nicholas Of RUSSIA, Is suffer
Ing from tuberculosis OF the right knee
and will never be able to walk again.
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WESTFIELD.

The Rev. o. Z. Barnard and Mrs. Barn.
ard went to Lake Eden Monday for a
fortntght's camping. being Joined there
by his parents from Greensboro. The
Boys club intend to go there July l and
remain in an adjoining cottage until July
%.-The village schools close Friday with
an exhibition in the evening. The Chris.
tan Endeavor society will serve straw
berries In Woodmen's hall at the close.
to be followed by a promenade.-Miss
Marjorie Elkins OF North Troy has been
spending a week with her aunt, Mrs. W.
o. Wright Masonic Sunday was observed
Sunday with large attendance. and an
excellent sermon by the Rev. o. +. Barn
ard. The church was PRETTY decorated
There will be no preaching service Sun,
day.-Mrs. Farnham OF North Troy has
been spending a week with her daughter
Mrs. William Kenniston.-Mrs. w. Gil
pin had a picnic in the Glpin grove Sun
day for her Sunday school class and
guests. numbering l4.-Mrs. David Hitch.
cock has sold her farm to parties In Can
ada. giving possession In November.
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DERBY,

Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Adams are In
Portland, Me.-Mrs. Mary Bates and Or.
Halsey's families from New York are Oc-
cupying their summer homee-George S.
Stackpole OF Riverside. l.. l.. visited w.
s. Robbins over Sunday. Mr.. Stackpole
was successful teacher In Derby acad-
envy Al years ago and Is pleasantly re-
membered by many.-Mrs. Sarah Kenyon
died at her sisters. Mrs, Delmar Rob-
bins's. a week ago Sunday. The funeral
was held Wednesday. the Episcopal
Clergyman from Newport officiating -
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Sparkling are visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Edwin JENNIE. The
Rev. o. J. Anderson. leader OF the Boy
Scouts here. was In camp with them last
Week.-Mrs. Elsie Allbee OF Arlington
N. H.. spent Sunday at her uncle's. w
T. Kiiborn.-Mrs. J. r. Martin and daugh-
ter. Grace are visiting In Manchester. N
H.. and Boston. They intend to go tc
New York before returning home.
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CATALPA GROVE

June 3, 1917. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Roush and fam
lily spent Sunday afternoon with Ed.
Moberly and family.
Samuel Wilkin and family enter
tanned the following guests Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Orebaugh, of
Hillsboro, Nick Dollinger and family
and Ira Cadwallader and family.
Roy Moberly visited his friend Her
bert Lewis, Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Saum and daugh-
ter, Lena, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Cadwallader and granddaug h e r,
Mabel, enjoyed Sunday with A. e.
Wilkins and family.
Several Of our young people from
here attended the festival at Mt. Zion
Saturday night.
Maurice and Ova Lewis spent Sun
day with Rayburn CLANCY, of Russell.
Mrs. Peter Saum and daughter,
Lena, spent Saturday with the form.
er's daughter, Mrs. B. G. Milliner, OF
Littleton.
Rev. G. e. Elemore visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stroup and
family, Sunday.
Mrs. Clark Cadwallader was shop.
ping In Hillsboro, Monday.
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NEW MARKET.

June 3, 1912.
Frank McReynolds, Of Columbus,
visited his parents here Thursday and
Friday.
George Hetherington and wi ( e
spent Thursday the guest of Rev.
Easton and family near Emerald.
ID. Q. Morrow and Elizabeth Cha
ney, Of Hillsboro, we're here Decora-
tion Day.
G. W. Garen and wife spent Sunday
with relatives at Marshall.
David Carrier and Gertrude and
Edith Long attended services at
Union last Sunday evening.
A. e. Hunter spent several days
last week in Hillsboro.
Joe Strain and wife spent Sunday
with the latter's parents, 1. Il. Vance
and wife.
Ray Harshbarger and wife had as
their guests Sunday Louisa Harsh
barger and daughter, Vena, and Alva
Harshbarger and brother, Of near
Sugartree Ridge.
The New Market Library Society
was well attended here Friday even
ing.
Jennie Larrick called on her mother,
Mrs. Eylar, Sunday morning.
Alice Vance, Of Hillsboro, was
visiting friends here the first of last
week.
Charlie Garen furnished the cream
for the Mt. Zion festival Saturday
night.
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BUFORD.

June 3, 1912.
Mrs. Delilah Starr, Of Blanchester,
is visiting relatives at this place.
Childrens day service Sunday even
ing, June 9, at the CHRISTIAN church.
All are invited.
A. j. Frye paid short visit here
Sunday.
Arminus Reams and wife were
guests OF Mrs. Emma Purdy and hus-
band Sunday.
James Pickett and wife, OF Hills
boro, were guests Of H. f. Rosselot
and wife Sunday.
Born, Wednesday, May 20, to Levi
A. Earhart and wife, son.
Born, Thursday, May 20, to Frank
Baunham and wife, a son.
Everett Roads, of Lynchburg, is
visiting his grandfather, VIM. Roads.
Mrs. America Robinson, of Union,
and Mrs. BERTHE Pulliam and daught.
ers, Ruth and Esma, of Cincinnati,
are guests at the home OF Charles
Moberly.
Samuel Moon and wife, Of Columbus,
visited relatives here last week, leav.
ing today for Milford.
The funeral services OF Mrs Sarah
Coffman, who resided near Hillsboro,
was held at the Christian church here
Sunday at II a. M, by ner pastor, Rev
Chas. Coleman, of Hillsboro. Mrs.
Coffman was laid to rest beside her
husband, William Coffman. This
splendid couple were former Buford
residents. A large company of Hills
boro friends and relatives, including
Rev. Coleman and II. L. Virgins, took
dinner at the home Of VIM. Ruble.
Decoration Day was observed with
unusual enthusiasm. The line of
march proceeded from the L. o. o. f.
hall to the church, the Buford Cornet
Band In the lead SO girls all dressed
In white and 'arge company of boys
each bearing flag added not only
length but beauty and inspiration to
the dignitied lodges, and quickened
the step Of theold soldiers that brought
up the rear. Rev. Kelch made the
address and spoke to the 1. o. o. F.
lodge and its auxiliary. Every word
of which was a gem suited for the
occasion.
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HIGHLAND.
June 3, 1912.

Juue ., lJlS'
Mrs. Jennie Cox and little son, Of
Leesburg, we're guests Of Mrs Mary
Terry last Thursday and Friday.
Homer Jones and wife and daughter,
Agnee, of Columbus, were visiting
relatives and friends here Friday and
Saturday.
Robert Judkins, of Cincinnati, and
Miss Estelle Savage, Of Wilmington,
were the guests of friends here Satur-
day.
Mrs. DR.. Westfall, of Lafayette,
Ind, is a visitor with E. T. Rayburn
and wife and other relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. FLOYD Head and little son and
Miss Blanch Woodmansee, of Green
field, were guests Of Joseph Hoskins
and wife last Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Hoskins and sons, Of
Manchester, have been visiting rela-
tives here the past few days.
Joseph Cohn and son, Charley, came
over from Vienna and spent Saturday
with Nose Cohn and wife.
Miss Grace McVey, who has been in
McComb City, Miss, the past year, is
home for the summer vacation.
Samuel Blatchley, of New Haven
has returned home, after spending a
week with relatives here.
Rev. d. S. Ferguson and wife, of
Troy, were guests OF relatives and
friends here and at Leesburg from
Thursday until Tuesday morning. DR.,
Ferguson supplied the pulpit for Rev.
Laird at Highland on Sunday morning
and at Leesburg in the evening.
The address on Decoration day ue-
livered by Rev. John Mcmillan, Of the
Friends church, was very highly com
mended by all who heard it. The
music by the ladies band, of Hillsboro,
was also very much enjoyed both
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Ed. Thornburg and daughters,
of New Vienna, spent Decoration day
with relatives here.
Miss Edith Grice has been visiting
relatives in Greenfield the past week.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will be held Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the home OF Miss Lizzie
Ridgway, In Samantha.
Word was received some ten days
ago Of the sudden death Of Mrs. Ed
ward Moore at her home at Newkirk,
Okla. They were we'll known in this
community where they lived for some
years before moving to Oklahoma.
She was woman Of lovely character
and leaves husband and four sons,
besides many relatives and friends To
mourn mother and friend beloved,
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PRICEToWN.
June 3, 1912,

June =, l9lZ.
Charley Donohoo, of Hillsboro, spent
Decoration Day with his sister, Mrs.
Leslie Warman.
Mrs. Nancy Cochran and grand
daughter, Miss Gertrude Whitley
spent Thursday night with the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Amanda Pulliam
Children's Day will be observed at
this place next Sunday night.
The proceeds of the festival last
Thursday night amounted to $4l.
Mesdames Bessie Roush Of Fayetts.
vile, and Vern.Pulse we're guests Of
Frank Foust and family Friday.
Mrs. Frank Brandsteller, of Cincin.
natl, spent Wednesday and Thursday
with J. B. Faris and family.
Owing to the busy time with the
farmers and the inclemency OF the
weather the crowd was not as large as
they have had at this place on Deco
ration Day. Rev. Klise, Of Hilsboro,
delivered good address.
Mrs. Jane Ruble received the sad
news last Tuesday that her son, Geo.,
of Columbus, had died suddenly and
was buried at Hillsboro on Thursday.
Perry Emery and family visited
Perry Moberly and wife, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Barr Robert
Mclaughlin, wife and two sons Rus
sell and Robert, spent Sunday with
Theodore Mclaughlin and wife, of
Danville
James Cochran and wife, of Middle
town, spent last week visiting Ova
Workman and family and George Ted
rick and wife.
Dick CLANCY and wife who were
called here by the sickness and death
of their daughter, Mrs. o. b. Pulliam,
started Saturday for their home at
Hobart, Okla.
Mrs. Almyra Landess, Of Middle
town, will spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. I1llie TedrlcK.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Landess, Bert
Landess, wife and sons, Elton, Everett
and Ralph, Ed Landess and wife and
Ova ShafTer, wife and daughter,
Gladys, motored to Woodville, Sun
day and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. will Carroll.
Mrs Addie Sonner and son, Gerald,
of New Market, spent Thursday with
her mother, Mrs. Eliza Faris.
Charley Barr and family entertained
number Of their relatives Friday In
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Chaney,
of Hobart, Okla. Those present were:
Mrs. Sarah Leininger, Of Hillsboro,
Mrs. Myrtle Mclaughlin and two
children, of Danville, Robert Nc
Laughlin and wife and Mrs. W. S.
Barker.
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AMERICAN CUT GLASS

wv e are offering this month heavy
w cut nappies, jellies and bon bon
dishes, six patterns and shapes. Your
choice for $l.50.
D LAIN clear glass tumblers, Of
4 medium weight at 35c doz. Plain
heavy tumblers at 60c doz. Beautiful
colonial water and ice tea tumblers
75c to 81. 90 doz. Glass sherbits plain,
with handles, clear glass, 75c per doz.
S-inch glass bowls, good limitations at
l0c.
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There is one medicine that every
family should be provided with and
especially during the summer months (;
viz, Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t Is almost GER
tain to be needed. 1t costs but a
quarter. Can you afford to be without
it For sale by all dealers.
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The woman of today who has good
health, good temper, good sense, bright
eyes and lovely complexion, the re-
suit of correct living and good diges-
tion, wins the admiration OF the world.
If your digestion is faulty Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
correct II. For sale by all dealers.
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POST CARDS

A LII the best and newest things
\ on display, local views, birthday
and greeting cards, refined COMICS,
birthday letters, post card frames,
pictures and novelties. Hundreds Of
post cards at one cent each.
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BARGAIN TABLES

wv E have arranged display tables
w Of specially low priced articles
suitable for gifts In hand painted
china cut and pressed table glassware.
Individual cups, saucers and plates.
Odd salad dishes covered dishes and
sugars and creams etc. Call and look
them over.
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ROOM LOTS

wv e have many most desirable
wv papers Of which we have only
a limited number Of rolls left. These
are made up into room lots. and will
be sold out at mere fraction Of their
former price. 60c, 75c Sl.00 and up
wards for a lot. 10000 rolls that must
be closed out this season.
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STATIONERY

VXT e are offering a great assort-
w ment Of popular weaves in box
papers from June sales at 25c a box.
Correspondence cards, gilt edge and
initial stationery. All the newest
things at most attractive prices.
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BOWLES & co.
022S2!5s:: Mon: June CLEARANCE SALE E5ls1 $.
N. High St.
LIBRARY BOOKS

wv e will sell this week from our
w circulating library 100 books of
all high class recent fiction at from
25c to SOC per volume. New books
will be added to our library this
month.
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CHAMBER SETS

= HOICE banded and decorated
~ l2 piece sets at 1896 up to $500
per set.
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The annual Midsummer Dance will
be held on July 3.
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DINNER SETS

7 N order to reduce on lines of din
ner ware sets before the end of
the month we are Offering exceptional
values to those seeking gifts. An
entirely new pattern In semi.porce-
lain ware, edge decorations, gold
traced, and gold lined. In sets or
open stock we offer rs piece dinner
set for 1906.
Another new semi. porcelain pat
tern plain white with red gold bands
rs piece dinner set for 1915.
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French China Dinner Sets
specially priced-One hundred pieces
for S23.5
d EMNANTS of Haviland china
~ open stock patterns at greatly re-
duced prices to close out.
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Seventy one applicants for teachers
certificates were before the board Of
school examiners Satu rday.
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Scarborough Insurance.