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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
There's Many Bargain Lots
in Dress Fabrics

In Wool Goods Silk Goods and Wash Goods.
About so Waist Patterns left from the
Christmas selling All tied with ribbons
All 1-3 Less
Large Lot Short Lengths in Wool Fabrics
from our best selling goods. In lengths
suitable for skirts and many long enough
for dress.
All Is Less Than Regular Price
Group of Fine Wool Novelties, all new
goods including matclasses and zibeliues
Were $3.50, S1.75 and Sl.0s yard.
All in Sale at &c yard
Lot Lamb Cloths and Boucie Cloakings, that
we're secs aud $3.50 yard.
In Sale at IL Price $i.49 and $l75 yard
A Group Of SI.oo corduroys in seven shades
In the Sale at 6ec yard
81 90 white Serge with black stripes
at Use yard
A Lot Of 800 TO $3.50 Black Dress Goods
iscudiug invisible stripes and dagonals.
viii &c But SOC yard
Several Colors in soc Nuns Veilngs. nan.
ncs. etc. IN evening shades
All at 19c yard
Lot Handsome 1925 Brocaded Silk Poplins
at s1.69 yard
Small Lot 75c Silk Ratines at ACC yard
75c Crepe de Chimes in evening shades 40
inch. at soc yard
One Piece 81 90 Cheney Yard Wide Silk in
pink and white stripe. Only soc yard
Small Lot 75c colored Taaeta Silks
at 29c yard
Lot soc Piquc silk in four shades at 29c yard
Odd Shades in soc Jap silks at 24c yard
Piece zoe White Dress Linen, 45 inches
wide. at 39c yard
39c Beacon Bath Robe Flanncs at ,27c yard
5oc Bath Robe Sets, cords and frogs in navy
and white only. 25c per set
25c Windsor Kimono Plisse, 81 inches wide
Sale Price. 15c yard
zoe Two Tone Bedford Cords at tic yard
OF 19c Dotted Swiss Muslins, with stripes.
at IL l-2c yard
Q 1-2c Melton and Duckling Flceccd Flau,
nels for kimouOs, at &c yard
srgs Assortment Outings at &c yard
Pieces Plain Red l0c Outing at 7c yard
Lot zoe White India Linens at II / &c yard
Six Pieces l0c White Checked Nainsooks
at &c yard
Lot Blazer stripe Melton Flanncls and other
odd 12f4c goods at Only sc yard
id Piece IL 12c Red Lining Lawn
at 4c yard
Assorted Lot Odd Pieces of Csc 20 soc Was
Goods. All at IL Ice yars
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
a Vermont Classic.
bennington Banner. J


i isn always the far away things
that are the best Famous writer's
and actors have no monopoly ON the
correct aud ELUSIVE use of the ian
guage This truth was effectively
shown 10y recent occurrence right
here IN Bennington
Back IN November the Congregat ion.
alist asked its readers to contribute
short articles on Reasons for Thanks
giving. Many replies were received
by the paper and the best of the lot was
selected by the committee of editors
came from Bennington and was print
ed in the Congregationalist in recent
issue.
The author of this remarkable pro
dnction is Miss Grace Eddy, who i,
now confined 10 her home by illness
80 far as The Banner knows Mis-
Eddy has never done much writing
but this little Thanksgiving paean il
wonderful bit of English composition
hlngs have been handed down tn
ages as classic and enduring which d,
not approach it in beauty and strength
1T ~ rs follows. the subject bein:
Reasons for Thanksgiving:
For parents who by example anS
precept made manifest their belle
that the life was more than meat, an'
the body than raiment. For happ.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
WHEN YOU HEAR

Those latest tunes and like them, and
want them. come to Barber's music
rooms on High street and buy them.
We have them and are perfectly will
ing to part with them. We keep them
TO make others happy. If you are not
sure just what you do want in the
line OF music come in and we Will see
that you have opportunity TO make
your decision by hearing them again.
1t makes no difference whether they
are for the piano, player piano OF
graphaphone, we viii play them for
you. L. Ii. Barber, music shop.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
OverstOCks and Odd Lots of
Jersey Underwear

Regular 25c Flceced Vests and Pants at Zoe
Extra sizes were 29c at 2Ic
soc Medium Weight Bleachcd Vests and
Pants at 29c
soc Fleeced Lined Vests and Pants. slightly
imperfect Sale Price. 35e
Lot Forest Mills" Medium Weight Vests
and Pants of fine yarns.
soc regular sizes for 35c
soc extra sizes for 4sc
Small Let s1oo Light Weight Wool Vests
and Pants at Tie
Assorted Lot Regular 15o All Wool Vests
aud Pants and SILK and Wool Pants
Forest Mills" make. Sale Price, s5c
Small Lot s1.oO Forest Mills Union Suits
in light weight. Both high neck, short
sleeve and low peck, no sleeve styles.
Sale Price, Tic
75c Summer weight Forest Mills" Union
Suits at soc
500 extra sizes at 7le
500 Medium Weight Union Suits at Tic
Sle5 extra sizes at soc
$500 Light Weight Wool Union Suits, For
est Mills make. Sale Price, sl.29
Lot $500 Union Suits il 6nc wool ana heavy
/ silk and wool All Forest Nils make
Sale Price, 81 SO
So quality extra sizes at sl65
Lot Misses $1oo Union Suits and 8oys
81 90 Aatnral Wool Union Suits al For
est Mills" make and All at 69c
Misses soc Heavy Weight Wool Vests and
Pants, Forest Mills make
Sale Price 35e
Assorted Lot Boys Natural Wool Drawers in
sizes "a so, 81 aud "a Prices were o5c
zoe soc and s.. All at Only Ak
Boys jaeger Fleeced Shirts and Drawers
were 25c and 29c All at Tx
Small Lot Mems Wool Jersey Union Suits
$50 Union Suits at 10
8 90 and Se-5 Suits at S1-I'
Lot Size 81 Mems soc Fleeced shirts
; At Only 2oc Eacl
Small 10. Odd Underwear, IL Price. Mem
c and women 5 vests, pants and union suits
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
Final Mark-DoWns ON
All Tailored Goats

Grouped in several Great Lots for easy
selections. There's u quantity OF coats here
in all styles, colors, sizes and prices.
The best values ever quoted i'll an Odds
and Ends Sale.
Lot No. l. Women's Coats. Junior Coats,
Misses Coats, in cheviots mixtures and
stripes Were $3.50. SS.os, $1,000 and
S1O.9s. All in the Sale at s4.o5
Lot No. >. Includes Many Black Coats in
stout sizes. In sizes IS to -, Of kerr
sey, trimmed with velvet and velvet but
tons. Also ehnchilla coats and coats Of
mixtures. We're $1,000 Sale Price, Sc 95
Lot No. 8. Black and Colored Coats Of
bouclcs chinehilas and zibclincs Wool
tex coats il this lot Were $500 and
S15.9s In the Sale at SO 95
Lot No. 4. Black and Colored Coats Of zib-
etnes and chinchillaS, Were SI7.98.
Sale Price. $11.95
Lot MOB, Black and Colored Coats Of mate.
lasse chinchiilus, boucles and zibelines
And line Of fal length navy and black
cheviot coats ia stout. sizes This lot
includes $1,000. $1,000 ana s2too coats
Sale Price All-SI2.95
Lot No. 6. Beautiful Black and Colo-ed
Coats Of Ural lamb, plush baucles and
ehinehiilas includes all ..Wooiex'' aud
other models Were So 90 All at 1885
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
GRANGE BUILDING BURNED.
Continued from Page -

storm room, and the janitor Thomus
Storms. lost Il large number Of per
sonal effects. In the chib rooms were
pictures. records and miay articles
pi lied Tor their associations which can
never be replaced.
Several FiTemen Injured.
Fireman Lester Barber. Who Mas on
the nozzle of one Of tar fast streams
to be turned on the biazr. suffered u
the ankle when the man on the
pipe with him let 20 rs the water
calnc Barber was thrown against Il
fire wagon aud the liytng nollle hit
him on the leg. He was fortunate
not TO sustain a fracture OF the leg.
! pr. Thomas Rice attended him At the
fire station and then hc was remot Ell
to his room ii the American building
Fireman Michael Lynch received an
ugly cut on the right side OF his head
from piece of flying glass and at the
| same time sustained a severe cut OF
Che thumb of his right hand. Bf.
Winfrcd il. Lane dressed his injuries
Fireman William Cushman was the
third to receive an injury requiring
surgical attention. \ piece OF glas,
nearly severed the forcGugcr OF hi,
left nand. Dr. Harry f. Greene tool
him to his Office and temporaril,
dressed the INJURY.
Owing To the slippery condition o
the street, alley~ays anu ladders fall
were frequent ON the part Of the Gre
linen aud many Of them today ar
bruised as the result ct hard falls.
Fireman Frank Strong who went q
duty at midnight, fell into the celia
. at > O'Clock this morning, striking hi
head against the edge OF the openin
in the sidewalk, as he slipped in an
;; lplunging into four feet of water in III
= lcellar Fellow tiremeu pulled him OF
y and rushed him TO the fire headoua
. ters, where his clothing was strippe
off and he was wrapped in war
"a blankets until dry clothing could /
D. procured lie was not badly hurt.
< Excellent Water Pressure.
: The water pressure was excellel
:, throughout. and Christie B. Crowell
- the Brattleboro Water Works compan
~ who was at the fire all the time. sa
~ that there need be no fear that t
,w water supply would prove inadequai
N. He said this morning that the stea,
~ drain for several hours of 10 streai
on had made only few inches differen
in the depth of the water in the res
OF voir.
So powerful were two Of t
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19

Qua lots aud those sollcd 81 tumbicd dar
iaS Christmas selling.
Women SC Handkerchiefs at Sc
Mems SC Hsndkerchiefs al $ &c
Men s l0c Handkerchiefs at &C
Women S loo Handkerchiefs at &c
womens IL 1-2c Handlserchicfs AZ &C
Women's tic Handkerchiefs at I2 PC
Women's zoe Handkerchiefs at lie
Women's csc Handkerchiefs At sc
Mems soc initial Handxerchefs 1T zoe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
CASH FOR MEAT

Aud meat. Just what you want, for
your cash. Every housewife knows
that it is better for all concerned if
she does her own shopping, especially
of articles of food. In these DAYS of
high prices she will save money by
going TO. the shops herself. Ii the
housewife comes TO the BrattIeboro
Cash Market in the Abbott she will
be surprised at what meat she can get
for her usual outlay.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
THE BIGGEST THING

In vaudeville that has get been at
tempted at the Princess thcaier IS
BLACK Bass and his seven Ioa,st
ana Blossoms, troupe of singing aud
dancing colorcd people IA plantation
melodies and dances. This, like all acts
by colored people. has snap and 70
TO it that others cannot initiate sue
cessfully. We do not hesitate TO say
this is the biggest and best act we
have ever offered our patrons.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
WARM oVERsHoEs

Save cold feet. You never can tell
when YOU will be caught. with another
cold snap like the one we have just
passed through. When your feet arc
warm you are warm all over When
your feet are cold and wet yon. en-
danger your health. ] have "a dandy
line of overshoes, some of them fecc.
lined and some not. They are the
warmest covering for shoeelad feet
that can be made. G. l.. Kaye, shoeist,
Elliot street
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

II is requested that all who are to
take part either singing or dancing in
the musical comedy. That Girl Mine,
meet at Festival ball tonight at
q clock.
While Lyman NJ. smith was out driv.
ing Yesterday the sleigh tipped over
and the horse started, to run away, but
Mr.. Smith dung 60 the reins. ln the
accident he was struck on the forehead
with sufficient force to raise good
sized bunch.
Annie Russell and her company in
the old English comedy, She Stoops
TO Conquer, will unquestionabiy be the
greatest dramatic event in the history
of this locality, through the generos-
ity of two of our entcrprising business
men, &. l.. Durham and l.. l.. Dun
ham, who guarantee the enormous
cost.
From the Indianapolis Sun: "A de
lieious bit of desegt has been added
to the season S theatrical menu in the
appearance at the Murat of Miss An
ME Russell aud her old English com,
pany. Last night Oliver Goldsmith Z
rollicking comedy, She st ops to Con
quer, was presented and the taste oil
this excellent offering will lingel
throughout the long summer months
yes, long after the beginning o
another season.
Mrs. Bessie Martin, -, wife of John
Martin, died ut noon Saturday IN he
home in Boston after an illness of
week with pneumonia She was III
mother OF John j. aud William Martit
of the Exchange Trust company of BIOS
ton Her husband lived IN Brattlebor
many years and Isl brother of Mr.,
Frank Ilagau, Mrs. Mary NJ. Toome
and William Martin of this town. Th
body will bc brought 20 Mrs. IIagan I
lIs Elliot street. and the funeral wi
he held from St Michael's Roma
Catholic church Tuesday morning at
clock.
The SUNDAY newspapers contain'
the following dispatch: - Seattle shi
building companies yesterday were as
ed to tender bids for the construct,
of colportage cruiser TO be constru'
ell Is the American Baptist Publieati
society for use as floating church t
10000 inhabitants of Puget Sound, W
live in island communities along t
shores of the sound and who are M
without church. Rev. DR.. Gny La
son af Philadelphia viii conduct n Ike
LAYING service when work is begun
the craft the Goth. DR.. LaInson Is
son of Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Lamson
Brattleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
All the Tailored Suits
Are Marked Down

All Are This Season Styles aud All 81
Radical Reductions
Lot No. /. Several Black Suits OF poplins,
cheviots, whipcords and broadcloths. Be
side regular sizes. there are stout sizes,
80 10 10 bust. Most of them are $4,000
suits few were $500 and $4,000.
With the .Wooltex'' Suits included. it's
the finest bargain let of suits we ever
offered at Only $3.50 Each
Lot No. 2, Black suits made or serges,
cheviots and cords. All sizes including
'stouts Were $4,000 u $500
All at Only $1,000
Lot No. 3. Number of Colored Suits 10
woincns and misses sizes. Cloths are
matcldsse cheyiots, poplins, eponges aud
sergcs III browns. navy. mahogany and
Tailoring perfect and Innings warranted.
Every suit this season. Were S25 100.
&27.50 and $4,000
Sale Price-An at SIC so
Lot. No. Tailored Suits in brown navy an,
taupe We're $1,000 Sale Price. $40 90
Lot No Tailored Suits u mixtures TIA,
we're $500 sale Price. 5000
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
YOUR CID STOVE

Didn t do the work these last few days
as ii used TO do Well. stove, no
matter how good, will wear out 1t
must be replaced by a new one and
while You are about it get a good new
one. Those are all | have in stock and
they come in all sizes and in several
different makes. You may have one
nickle trimmed, if you wish, but that
does not help the heating qualities a
mite. Pearl t. Clapp, Main street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
Linens and Towels
in the Sale

Lot Odd Linens, slightly sciled and tumbled
during Christmas selling All I-3 Less
overstock of soc Towels, 10 dozen all fresh
and clean. III sale at 81 1-2c each
soc initiated Towels. broken assortment of
letters Is Less-33c each
Lot soc Huck Towels at 35c each
Fine All Linen Pattern Cloths, slightly i'm
perfect ones Of the S3.9s and $500 quail
ties. In Sale at s197 Each
Two 1925 Pattern Cloths at s1.5s
$3.50 Linen Tea Squares. As IS inch,
at s1.9s
$500 Linen Tea Squares, 30 40 inch,
at s1.e9
$3.50 Round Tea Cloths, IS inch, at CSC
Lot 70-inch All Linen Table Damask, resu-
lar SiOO value We have sold special at
zoe yard In This Sale at 69c yard
SC Colored Border Individual Turkish Tow
els. slightly imperfect. 1oc Each
csc Large Heavy Turkish Towels. slightly
imperfect. Ice Each
2 Lee Turkish Towels, slight imperfects,
1oc each
Lot 10 l-2c Huck Towels, all white and col
orcd borders slightly imperfect.
oc-3 for CSC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
All nufs ! Is Less

Muns of Raccoon. Fox, opossum. Bluo WOLF
Jap Mink and Persian Lamb.
Special Lot-Seven Scarfs and Stolcs. Blue
Lynx Marten aud Sable Squirrel Fur.
merly were s12.0O to s2J.0O furs.
All to First Customers at s495
One Sable Squirrel Tie, one gray squirrel
tie. Were $3.50 and sl2.oO.
To First Customers at sI.9s
ALL CHILDREN FUR SETS AT 1-3 LESS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
NEWFANE.

The Nindham County Creamery as,
soriaiion meade III, S25 pounds of but
Ter for the year 1913 and paid its pa
irons $3i, 1855, at au average price
of - ; cents q pound for butterfat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
Toilet Articles

Over 500 Tooth Brushes in one lot They
are broken assortments of regular 15c and
.5c brushes All IN the Sale at DC each
Lot 25e cclluioid Handle Hand Brushes
at 16c
2ec Black Rubber Combs, handle styles nc
DOC Black Rubber Combs, handle style. csc
Few soc Nail Buffers at $50
soc Bottles Palmolive Shampoo at 1oc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
Three Great Bargain Lots
in Tailored Skirts

Lot Mol. Tailored Skirts If serses and
mixtures. an sizes We've S4.98 10 81 So
All a, Only 2is
Lot No. > Tailored Skirts 81 scrses
crcpcs, mixtures aud corduroys Were
So % 10 $50 All at s3.95
Lot Nc 3 Tailored skirts ~ mixturcs.
whipcoraS AID serees All in The latest
styles We're SO u SIo-os.
All 4, s4 o.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19

streams from the high pressure ser
vice that the iiremen. working as they
were on slippery footing and with
frozen clothes. twice lost control OF
lines. but all escaped INJURY except
Lester Barbcr. who VAS hurt on one
Lee.
Feared Walls Would Fall
Much was ~aid during the battle
regarding the construction It the
buildiug and it was feared ibat the
valls would fall. possibly eprcading
flames to the tiudefboxcs in close prox
unity The east wall did buckle near
the top. but the others all stood frm,
oven though the greater part Of the
roof aud some OF the flooring fell.
II was after clock this morning
when the recall Vas sounded and some
of the fremcn were relieved from duty.
This morning two streams were s,lli
PLAYING on the ruins, from which every
now and then flames burst forth.
Offers of Assistance.
Scycrals organizations haze offered
their quarters for the use Of the Wheel
club until that organization is able TO
find suitable quarters The officers of
the club will meet this evening for the
purpose of taking some action IN the
matter of uarters. at least temporarily
While Harry Lawrence was able Il
save what money there happened TO be
in the safe in the club, a matter OF $50
aud the money in The cigar ease, about
50. he was unable - gel ~ the book
AMI records, AL fof which were de
ytroyed.
, Horton y. Walker found Ernest Good
Ienouyh last evening during the progress
! of the fire aud promptly offered HIN
fools and materials with which to 60"
) tinne his electrical business, an ofTc
: THAT was greatly appreciated by Nh
l Goodenough
:. Temporary Quarters.
w. J. Pentland, jr. arranged thu
Il morning for desk room In the office {
n +. l.. Hildreth & Co, and the tei'
{ phone company installed a telephon
with his old number. lie was read
for telephone or other calls for h
I line of work bright and early I'll
# morning. Other plumbers in town ha
. altered him assistance in every wa
a G. O. Abbott & Son were doing
lie grocery business with headquarte
g. with the Dewitt Grocery company al
" a telephone with their old number {
IS the job. Their meat business tn
&c were conducting from the Swift I
r. frigerator. Permanent quarters ha'
not been arranged for yet
ae Patrick Fleming said this noon tn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
ANUARY ODDS AND ENDS SALE
Rare Bargains in Furs,
nuffs and Fur Coats

The warm weather of early winter has left
us with an extra large stock and radical
price reductions will be made in this Sale.
No Better Opportunity was Ever offered 10
Buy Furs at lowest Prices
Brown and Black Coney s.oles and scarfs
that were 1898 and s5es
All Marked to s2.s5 and s3.o7
One $3.50 Black Coyote Scarf
Marked to $500
$1,000 Blue Wolf Scarfs Marked 10 &c 81
$1,000 Blue Wolf Scarfs Marked TO So 90
$500 Blue Wolf Scarfs Marked to Stnun
st.os Opossum scarfs Marked 70 SS.32
1928 opossum scsrfs Marked TO sIC5
$3.50 opossum Scarfs Marked to 5000
99s Raccoon Scarfs Marked to So Sc
$3.50 Raccoon Scarfs Marked to s1I.0u
s17.9s Raccoon scsrfs Marked TO sii.9
$500 Raccoon scarfs Marked to sI6.e7
s12.oo Muskrat shawls Marked to $500
sio.ss Black Wolf scarfs for 1882
$1,000 Sable Fox scarfs for $500
S15.98 Sable Fox Scarfs for sIo.65
s17.ss Isabella Fox scarfs for s119s
$1,000 Black Fox scarfs for si2.e7
$3.50 Fox stoles for s2i95
S12.o0 Natural Raccoon Shawls for IS 90
$3.50 Natural Raccoon Shavls for $500
$500 Real Eastern Mink ShavIs for s23 n
$4,000 Real Eastern Mink Shawls for $3.50
$500 Real Eastern Mink Shawls for s3o.34
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as vet hc had made no Arrangements
Tor the continuance Of his business.
Notes on the Fire.
The stewards Of the department lost
40 time in getting The hot coffee cir
eulating among and III the iiremcn-
With the mercury down close TO zero
i hot cop Of eohcc helped keep up i
.irruIation.
The street Was fopcd of about $
. clock anu the crowd driven back OF
the ropes Two hours later. when the
situation was much more dangerous,
the ropes were down and the south
sidewalk was packed with humanity
Just before noon today Il hig " steam
roller sign was pat across the street
to aid the ropes in preventing teams
from going through, bui the south
sidewalk was still in use by those who
Stepped over or craWled uudcr the
| ropes.
The nagpolc on the southeast corner
Of the building was still standing to.
day with a decided tilt that it ac-
CURED about 8 clock last night The
prospect Of its fall on the wires across
the street was not viewed with unmit-
| lSditt pressure pN ttlt H4t d-
it would have plunged the street into
total darkness.
The Brattleboro Publishing Co, al
though considerable removed from the
scene of the fire. suffered loss in that
several copies of each issue of The
Phoenix, which were in the book bind
cry of Walter T. Goddard for binding
into volumes. were destroyed IN tht
fire.
Abbott & Son aud W :. PentFant
opened their safes this forenoon ane
found evcrything intact.
When the team of horses for the lad
der truck were being driven up Elho
street to get the truck ono of the line
of hose got away from the french an
for a minute there was wide diVersit
OF opinion Oh the part of the horse
= and the driver AZ to the general diret
: ton in which they were TO 20.
The Estevyille hose reel with it
: small quota OF hose was brought dow
c to piece out that already in use an
V which Included every foot that tn
IS department could get together.
IS Completed in 1895.
:. The Grange store building was con
a pleted III 1895 by the Farmers & Nj
= ehanics Exchange. Grange hail. o
a the second floor, was dedicated Jul
N %, and the Vermont Wheel clu
rooms on tho sacood and third floor
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
Eight Handsome Fur Sets
Scarfs and nuffs to Match

$500 Handsome opossum Set for $1,000
ss.ss Blue China Bear Set for $500
si4.4s White Tibet Set for 1905
$4,000 Civet Ca. Set fer $4,000
s52.5o Handsome RsccoOn Set FOR $500
$3.50 Black Lynx Set fo- $500
SO Handsome Real Mink Set for $40 c3
$3.50 Black Lynx Set for ISL 90
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19

Glove doesn t exactly scare you,
but II takes your breath away.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
White Ivory Brushes

overstock of two styles.
100 White Ivory Brushes will be 75c
$3.50 White Ivory Brushes VIII be sec
25c White Celluioid Mirrors will he IL lie
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
THE BARGAIN EVENT OF THE HALF YEAR
BEGAN THIS MORNING

sale day all the Of month Each
offers items economical especially the Shop where
than four hundred and skirts radically marked
and Be
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-19
Completed in 1895.

The Grange store building was com
pleted in 1895 by the Farmers Me
ehanics Exchange. Grange hail. on
the second floor, was dedicated July
%, and the Vermont Wheel club
rooms, on the second and third floors
were opened July %.