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La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
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Music Study Club

The Music Study Club was enter
tained on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Henry sieber and Miss Mamie Chase
At Harmony Hall with a program
which consisted OF Irish Music.
Mrs. r. W. Norton had the pro-
gram in charge. A large number OF
the members were present with Miss
Berry As a special guest.
After the program . social hour
was enjoyed during which refresh
ments were served. The following
interesting program Was rendered:
Paper on Irish Music Mrs. Norton
Piano. Dance Music Mrs. Edwards
Piano, Martial Music -
---- Mrs. Hearnsberger
Plano. Mournful Music Miss Hills
Voice. Love Song" Mrs. Richardson
Voice. Lullaby" Mrs. b. A. Smith
Patriotic Song Miss Kelsey
Irish Song --------Mrs. Kouns
Primo, Ballad -----Mrs. Mccarthy
Irish Folk Song ------Mrs. Norton
Voice. ireland. the Footstooi OF
God" -------- Miss Chase
Voice. II am Golng Back to Old
Killarney" -----Mrs. Auglebright
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Dsd Gross Daace

The msmbsrs Of the Red Gross
eTpsct 70 give . dance at the Eiks'
Hail % Friday svsnins. November
3oth. Manager wosderly Of the op.
ssa house he's Donated bic orchss-
~ IT, ~ esaas1eo. Duy Q ticket
ssl hs'D - sven ~ fusl.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Farewell 10 Mn. Harss.a.

A. . parting eompiimsnt to Mrs
Warrsa Hartman. who left last Sun.
day morning for Ration. N. n. where
she will reside permanently. Mn.
Y. n. Jutkins entertained . limited
numbsr Of friends on Friday after.
noon ct her home on Colorado ~.
saus. Those enjoying the occasion
wsrs Nm. A. 3. Marshail. Mrs
Floyd Croas. Mrs. Charles Beer.
bohm. Miss Fausjs Bsssbehn. Nisa
Nay Burwsll. Mr.. Ellis SUMMER
Mn. Bsdslsy. Ina katherine Rob
ssts aad The guest Of hosef. Mn
HAstna1.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
nirth<lAy Party

Mrs.. c. A. Price entertained Q
dosen young girls In celebration Of
her daughters birthday last Friday
afternoon st her home on Ban Juan
avenue. Games. music. and re-
freshmentsh were enjoyed.
The Girls enjoying the occasion
we're Jessie Beth Duaiap. Viola Lear,
Elisabsth Lamb. Bee Schuyler. Gold.
10 Beck. Mari Biankinship. Loreas
OF. Sylvia Conway. Annis HundeF.
man. Pauline Meyers. GLADYS OH.
ersist. Gladys Fleming. Oas Beebs
aRd Edith Elder.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22

Word has been received that the
wedding Of Miss Alice Mishou and
Lisstsaast Everett Wayne Simpson
was solemnissd By . minister Of tAs
Prssbytesian church Saturday even.
Ing. November 10th. IN the U. q.
0rant hotel. In San Diego. Calf.
The only attendants were Miss Ha.
ssl AcLasan and Captain I'd Nc.
0ovsru. Others present At the Ger.
smony we're: Major and Mrs. John
A. Martin. Of Pueblo. Lieutenant and
Nrs. o. .. Sanborn. Of Ia Junta
Lisutenaat and Mrs. J. II. II. Low
Of Pueblo. Mrs. Frances r. Love.
land. and Captain Kemptsr. Of Den.
vsr.--Pusblo Chisftain.
The bride 10 we'll known In Ia
Junts having visited frisnds here
freQusatly.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
w,,s.,xssT.sv C,.b

Mrs. Wilson A. Hart was hostess
At the meeting OF the woman's Club
last Friday afternoon. when several
very interesting papers were read.
Tho first number on the program
was . pspsr entitled. "sitka. and
It's People," by Mrs. J. p. Copeland.
The Story Of Baron Basonoff." by
Mrs. Leslie Jones. followed. and the
last number on the program was .
paper on Indian Superstitions.' ''
read BY Mrs. Lamb.
The next meeting will be held to-
morrow afternoon with Nm. Marion
=. Miller. which will b. IN the form
Of . knittias party instead Of . mu.
sical. - previously planned.
MAnn0m. Mfsk0oa
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-22
Auction Brislgc Party

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05
hdvei Sc PlysCboloCy.

THE student .nf economists Viii have KY
hard iuh applying pure rea an to these
two -.atcm,nt- ol fact affecting tile rail
road business m the United States. ~tair-
meni which have 90 be placed IN contra
distinction to gct the tull effect OF con
.ira~t:
as lu nine months 81 1916 the rail-
roads y. thc Uusl States collected from
operation 2.G5l,NZo OiT. oi which ~l3'.-
ll3.1GN wn- rct income ovcr operating eS-
nen- e-. The showing ol prosperity was
.ttd .r,a-cr than in Ial3 prr
uu- nrrt year. TIL lia.rlt.- " total
uet income or thc year oi --.uH>.01t.ull
,Bl In the whole year ii 1916, accord
inc Ia the Railway Age figures, only l,99o
miles ol new railroad track were land.
With tire exception ct 1913 tins d the
smallest showing oi new mileage Ter amy
year since .hc Civil War.
Now. NJ ND know hat THE United States
need more railroads that the limit ha~
nut been reached. Our area - tremendous
new v|illa-c~ arc growing up in almost every
state. more villages would grow up I
there were more r|ai.rt-o connections Yet
ia 4 year "a uueNamp,ed prosperity tine
railroad systems practically withdraw from.
building.
Maxine an allowance tur i common im-
PRECISION that present prosperity l7 due ;n
... ...-.tts- tf.n fF.utr,- .r.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05
wind On the Rye.

TiSro 5 g1aea on the hil, there Is geld on
lie river.
al the wind on the rye sets my Spiri'
a-oUvrr.
fhere's y thrill IN the sod
Al tie tol-.h 81 the God.
Ari 4 .onr in my heart lor the elit ans
tee Givcr.
Naa ihe qricf that for day W my hear
JET. hceu c~linring
u So down tic wind pn the wings ut TIM
1H.s - sorrows die
u tn 3snce e The rye.
AID ttn ar 81 he world n ml -pirl 2
rrneitg.
-Edvia Markhan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05

a faint suaI.e4 had risan IN his
mind. Now he wondered II It were
confirmed.
Royce walked after Frenean and
had the satisfaction Of seeing him de
part after bidding good-by to Gloria.
Royce thought H. had won A sig
nal victory. He would have taken lit
re- nlfa$ur- in M had he known that
FreneaiI left sn nhedianfiy because
Gloria had already granted him W
whole afternoon tD ha srent In BIER
company alone on the following day.
Freneau felt so certain Of his ability
to win q promise OF marriage from
her with this opportunity that he
could afford the seeming compliance
with the order or Doctor Royce.
As he descended the outer steps Of
the Stafford home a foOtrnan sig.
nailed biz car tn put into the drive.
way a tramp who Had been loiter-
I'm the street watching the g0r-
reuus crowd uf guests. caught sight
ul Ercrcau and seemed to Eo mad
with rage. lie rushed forward. shout.
ing accusations. FrcHeau struck out
T~iciously with his walking stick. The
tramp fell to the ground. while Ere
mean. leaping into his limousine. mo
toned his chauffeur 10 make haste.
Tie leaned out Of his car as Il turned
and smiled 10 see tie tramp pick him
self un awk sardly end run after him.
rrshinE wildly through The traffic of
Riverside drive.
AH FreHeau car t4rned into w side
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05

street tAg sra still "a pursuit. was
caught by Az ~oncoaiing automobile
and knocked sideways. one Of tie
rear wheels passed over bis logs. Tho
car was stopped Instantly and tho
occupants picked him up to hurry him
r0 O hospital.
Froneau san back III "A dare Ak tho
quick tragedy. lie could not tell how
badly tle Ian was hurt nor how
mr.ah ha could depend an ni5 own 80
Sn FROM danger in That quarter. IN
rumcd him r1nsiferaa iy XVI enc0un-
ter another relic oi DTS adventurous
past. just AS he was about to win al
beautiful voting wife Cor himself: al
relic who had a just grievance and
might well ruin him BY exposure. TO.
rct OCT oi his entangiamClt with Lois.
was delicate matter enough for him.
to handle without this new ghost.
Truly, Freucau brc1dcd. N brave.
nIaaAure-i0vinE free lance like himself
should have X wider field t0 move
about in The smallness of this world
was craupias his style.
Arririns at hi7 ovn apartment he
threw bis ovorc0at 10 his valet and
marched glo0miiy into the living room.
slamming the door behind him. II
only Trask should die, But he could
not count on such luck. Trask would
probably escape with a few bruises
and On added grudge. and be out
again i'll e few days To pick UP the
trail
tIU he rurtinred.1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05

Checks should ~ made payable ~ III,
Brownsville Herald Publishing CO.. business
communications should bc addressed ID the
cousrany. and items. letters. ETC.. intended for
publication should be addressed 70 Editor. The
Herald. Brownsville. Texas. Letters intended
for publication. should be signed with the fur
milne IL tle writer. The name will not be-
printed il not desired. bat it win DC evidence of
good faith ~ ihe part ~ thc writer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05

Royce ilughc. tilI hc saw flat ahn
surreuder Hor if to Frencau. Then
III fr1wncd Y Fas IN a miserable
dilemma. SEE that Frencau
cast q a~ c tho Young soul cf
Gloria. and DE- know him 20 ne mr.
worthy of the girls trust. Royce
know that Freneau was a cad. lie
had stolen feom Rovco the fruits OF
his victory over the Indian CHIEF
Royce had fought Tor Gloria and Tor
IFS own life while Frcnean carried
her or. And now Royce wanted ta
save her from Fronnau as he had
saved hor from the eminoie. Eut
alas, thi was quite another matter
for Gloria di3 not want to be saved
Royce cnllI not brine himself to
declaring the truth 4. me matter. for
he could not endure to exploit his own
prowres. Tie knew enough Of the
world. too. 10 know that FL ho wen
TO Gloria with criticism az hcr caya-
lier. he would only add 20 Frencau thr
charm 0f rars orrion. Ee was in t1e
presence or u complication OF danger
ous symptoms lnd hc did rrt .r1a
how t0 cct tn prevent tho aVa.orinr
i-.o n l-a sle QA troubles c".'a
oaN Da Wiai h' c'ail io
neni MAR riH c0n n la
yor"e afls h-aft "oI-l ho. nc op-
posed
Suddenly q careless glonoo at Lois
gave him g Start. she n2s FRI suea
distress taet he movad 10 her 90 oaer
his ho.n. she was watching Freneau
dance with Gloria. She rew how CON.
tent th.t ..In .....rr and har hear.
Turned sick. But 1af9-o Royce could
reach ha a determined youth cuf in
IN C.at.. dance with Trenrru ana
DRAGGED rr morn ii7 r-m f-- tfia.
r1rt WI tt. 0ar.a Then .n.., IVY
ried -7 .a.s
Instantly lois was better. smiling
once ua.a. fe- r-r Z Was rle whom
Froaeaa - WITH 1913 oru ard
r'lot03 u fhe skiing ora
inc trafi" on th. ballroom floor.
Frruc.a hs.i l-s and wa.s-
rered ta h.- rrl -- ie ca-
r'-iro' f l1 .a1 ro r' -f r'z
t1ste . ..a- Gloria
rt'i hH. f ra
tu liw an Ia a
Anl val
Rau .r sra
fools t,a -aI o
thnv vorfl .. W-r rrr. tr na
p-t l- .....
n--rq-4 +r-- .so.,lf n, y,
FOOLED 1850 -, seldom bor,eve
., THO a,-,,,o, ,
t..+f- -,,- -~
-t.rt. --t t.r
br-r-r .sa -.-- or
~ r-a- .ro --...,- vo.r
heart --+-.-
tr- r.-H arg f1v tH --f
millions
H'h L'n "'
s-s -so may lle' No..l ~
NOM lie' 7''
m. l"+ a'Al OF ,ie u'''' ~
.aTa reg o-.4- even mere '.o
tof '. MOTOR romeo ~ elnp"el -
nj
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05
Ready!

ID Is announced from Washington That
The now 5o-ycnt pieces are ready. All HEll
So are we.-Leayenworlh Time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05
FRIDAY, JANUARY II. 1917.
MAKE TIE SCHOOLS rAA-

Brownsville tax pavc-- fa, re thar
100000 tied ZIP IN school property. aeiud-
ing as handsome u hi-h ~rhoo, io pa;u. q.
correct school architecture ass eca d. built
This property is absolutely ie except l"a
the few hours Of each .vt days 81 IA,
week during the school term. III uo profit
aide hu-inc--. perhaps. i~ equipment ana
illr merry idle ~ much Mi the time.
Df Brownsville GJ00 children ol -choo'
a-c. less than l50o attend thc citv school
ana les than hali attend SHY schools. III
.hr meantime. a-c children who nrs not
'u school are -ravire up 10 ~ esther as
-t~ 49, liabilities IT, t+c society and vel
iarc I'll .hi. cotton. Tire t.auce> are that
tloec cut % ~t3o' 500 acrome Gahilitic-
pni ari h. hihiic- at .ha. a- viii g~reati>
NIB ,lc prob .b;c ra-' and inconvenience c
world .f"rl iis operation WA night
,lru " laa frElar X. nights ia hy
truf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05

Subscribers Ia the city ~ brownsville who
fail ia receive The Herald regularly are re-
quested t. notify the office promptly. Telephone
No. 4. New subscribers should receive their
first paper not later than the second day after
the ord~r is m tic Office ~ The Herald. Every
subscriber even in the most distant sections ii
the city. saauld not receive bis paper not later
than 6:Nl Al. TIL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-05

Entered as second class matter IN the pos
Office al Brownsville. Texas.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
Curtains and Draperies

1898 Ecru Marquisette Curtains, hand
drawn linen Cluny lace edge
Mill and Factory Price S2.9S
$500 Marquisette Curtains, Dutch Style
Cluny lace edge and insertion; white or
Ecru, Mill and Factory Price $3.50
$3.50 Marquisette Curtains, hand-drawn
with medallion corners,
Mill and Factory Price S1.9S
$500 Scrim Curtains, Dutch style, hem
stitched with lace edge,
Mill and Factory Price 81. 40
Sl.50 Scrim Curtains, Dutch style, wide lace
edge, Mill and Factory Price CSC
SOC Sash Curtains, scrim or marqusette,
Mill and Factory Price 17c
Csc Marquisette, new patterns, white cream
or ecru, Mill and Factory Price 22c
zoe Curtain Scrims,
Mill and Factory Price 17c
TIC Curtain Scrims,
Mill and Factory Price IL IL
10c Sash Curtain Rods,
Mill and Factory Price Sc
19c Adjustable Curtain Rods,
Mill and Factory Price IL IL
SOC Adjustable Curtain Rods,
Mill and Factory Price 100
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
Hosiery

soc Fibre Silk Hose colors to match shoes,
Mill and Factory Price 800
35c Silk Boot Hose, black or colors,
Mill and Factory Price 25c
Csc "Triple-toe" Silk Lisle Hose, seamless
foot, black or white,
Mill and Factory Price Use
soc "Burson" Isle Hose, knit to fit, no
seams in foot; black or w.ite,
Mill and Factory Price 25c
SOC Buster Brown Lisle Hose, wear guar
anteed,' Mill and Factory Price 25c
Csc "Burson'' Fine Isle Garter-top Hose,
double soles, Mill and Factory Price 2Sc
soc Fine Lisle Full Fashioned Hose, double
soles, Mill and Factory Price 3 for LOO
28c Infants Silk Half Hose, sizes 4 to 81,
Mill and Factory Price 23c
18c Women's Hose, Isle or medium weight J;
black white or tan,
Mill and Factory Price 2 pairs 25c
18c Chldrens Fine Rib, Wear-resisting
Hose, black, white, tan; sizes to 10,
Mill and Factory Price 2 pairs 25c
$150 Spun Silk Hose, black, white, brown,
Mill and Factory Price $1.19
S1.75 Garter-top Thread Silk Hose,
Mill and Factory Price $1.59
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
White and COlOred
Wash Goods

soc 36-inch Fancy Voiles, eight styles,
Mill and Factory Price 23c
SOC 40-inch Fancy Voiles, stripes or floral
designs, Mill and Factory Price nc
zoe Sport Stripes, only two colors left,
Mill and Factory Price 1Ot
25c 40-inch Figured Voiles only three styles
left, Mill and Factory Price 1Oc
SOC Beach Cloth Skirting, stripes, eight col
orings, Mill and Factory Price 17c
soc White Mercerized Stripe Batiste, only a
few yards left, Mill and Factory Price 25c
lie 30-inch Fancy Batiste, dainty colored
figures, Mill and Factory Price lie
Csc White Mercerized Madras, with stripes
or figures; a splendid tailored waist or
boys blouse fabric-just half,
Mill and Factory Price IL lie
soc 36-inch Mercerized Poplins, several col
ors, Mill and Factory Price 100
2oc White Wolfe and Rice Cloth, 40-inch,
Mill and Factory Price 100
l8c Indian Head Suiting, white or Pongee
shade, Mill and Factory Price 15c
soc White Stripe Voiles, beautiful fabric,
handsome designs,
Mill and Factory Price 29c
28c Scotch Zephyrs, handsome and tub proof
Mill and Factory Price 100
zoe 36-inch Satin Finish Foulards, only
few yards each; four good styles,
Mill and Factory Price 17c
28c 36-inch Plain Voiles, yellow, black, hello
trope, pink, Mill and Factory Price 1910
14c Figured Voiles, only few styles left,
Mill and Factory Price Sc
SOC Fancy Beach Cloth Suitings, white or
pongee ground
Mill and Factory Price NC
29c, 35c Sparkle Silk and Fancy Voles,
Mill and Factory Price 1910
89c Dress Linens, 36-inch, seven colorings,
Mill and Factory Price SOC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
Knit Underwear

Fine Rib "Fitrite" v Neck and Sleeveless
Vests, 35c value
Mill and Factory Price Csc
Berkshire" Light Weight Shaped Union
Suits in every style and extra sizes, up to
9. Just the thing for early fall; 65c and
75c values,
Mill and Factory Price SOC and &c
"Munsing" Light and Medium Weight Vests
and Union Suits in every style; all sizes;
&c to $lOO values,
Mill and Factory Price $50 to 75c
Body or Bodice" Mercerzed Fine Rib
Vests; Csc value,
Mill and Factory Price Csc
35c Fine Rib Mercerized Jersey Vests
bought last year, that's why we can name
the price,
Mill and Factory Price 25c
lie Womens Jersey Rib Vests, 17c value,
Mill and Factory Price 2 for 25c
Zoe Children's Vests, low neck,
Mill and Factory Price 14c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10

l6-button Silk Gloves, Myers make,
black or white, plain OF embroidered back,
ST. 90 anil 81 25 quality,
Mill and Factory Price SOC
75c 2-button Silk Gloves,
wv Mill and Factory Price SOC
7sc 2-bdtton Chamois Suede Gloves,
Mill and Factory Price 59c
&c 2-button Isle Gloves,
Mill and Factory Price 4Sc
25c Fancy Ribbons,
Mill and Factory Price 10c
3oc Fancy Ribbons,
Mill and Factory Price 29c
l5c Linen Cluny Laces and Insertions,
Mill and Factory Price &c
l0c Torchon Laces,
Mill and Factory Price &c
Coats or Clarks Spool Cotton,
Mill and Factory Price &c
ZOO yard Basting Cotton
Mill and Factory Price sc
Ivory, Star or Naptha Soap,
Mill and Factory Price 5 L &c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
DOrnestics

"a Pequot Brown Cotton, should be Soc,
Mill and Factory Price 42c
ga Pequot Bleached Cotton, should be 55c,
Mill and Factory Price 45c
A Heavy "a Bleached Cotton, 42c value,
Mill and Factory Price 35c
A Good Serviceable "a Bleached Cotton,
38c value,
Mill and Factory Price SOC
"a Pequot Brown Cotton, should be As,
Mill and Factory Price 3Sc
"a Pequot Bleached Cotton, should be 5Oc
Mill and Factory Price 42c
Pequot Sheets, S1xoO, Sl.35 value
Mill and Factory Price $1.15
= quot Sheets, 72xoO, S125 value,
Mill and Factory Price $1.O5
Pequot Sheets 63x90, Sis value,
Mill and Factory Price CSC
72xeO Armorside Welded Sheets, SlOO
value Mill and Factory Price 700
72xeO Welded Sheets, 70c value,
Mill and Factory Price CSC
36x42 Pequot Pillow Slips, Sc value,
Mill and Factory Price 27c
38x42 Pequot Pillow Slips, 35c value,
Mill and Factory Price 29c
3sx45 Pequot Pillow Slips, SIC value,
Mill and Factory Price soc
Fine Quality Pillow Slips, 25c value, 56x42,
Mill and Factory Price 1870
Heavy, Soft Finish Pillow Slips, Zoe value,
while they last,
Mill and Factory Price 15f
Extra Heavy Turkish Bath Towels, 6Oc val
he, Mill and Factory Price SOC
Extra Large Bath Towels, 35c value,
Mill and Factory Price 27f
Csc Bath Towels,
Mill and Factory Price 1910
tic Bath Towels, size 1888,
Mill and Factory Price for Csc
Good Quality Huck Towels, size 2lx42, 17c
value, Mill and Factory Price 2 for 25c
II 1-2c Bath Towels,
Mill and Factory Price 1Oc
IL 1-2c 36-inch Bleached Cotton,
Mill and Factory Price 1Of
! 1oc 4O-inch Bleached Cotton,
Mill and Factory Price 15c
| 15c 27-inch Nainsook for Underwear, mill
short lengths,
Mill and Factory Price Zoe
No. 700 Long Cloths, Sis values II yard
| pieces, Mill and Factory Price $1.S5
36-inch Percales, mostly white and black
stripe, II 1-2c value, mill short lengths
Mill and Factory Price 6 lie yart
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
Silks and Crepes

sligo Black Taffeta Silk,
Mill and Factory Price $1.49
$1.58 Black Taffeta Silk,
Mill and Factory Price 1.39
S1.39 Black Taffeta Silk,
Mill and Factory Price $1.25
$500 Fancy Skirting Silks,
Mill and Factory Price $1.49
8oc Washable Fancy Crepes four handsome
colorings,
Half Price 45c
$1.OO Natural Pongee Silk,
Mill and Factory Price SOC
$1.75 4o-inch Crepe de Chine, white, black
and newest colorngs
Mill and Factory Price 81 40
$1.39 Plaid and Fancy Silks, sport skirting
styles,
Mill and Factory Price $50
$1.25 Tub Silks in handsome shifting
stripes, Mill and Factory Price CSC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
Ready ear

$125 Linen Shocks, white or colors,
Mill and Factory Price CSC
ST. so White Linen Blouses, sizes SO to A,
Mill and Factory Price $1.39
White Wolfe Waists, several new styles.
Splendid $l.25 value,
Mill and Factory Price 95c
Bungalow Apron Dresses, light and medium
Colors; new numbers. Regular Sis value,
Mill and Factory Price $1.OO
SIPS r. w. Corsets, best models,
Mill and Factory Price $1.OO
Odd Lot Regular $1.00 Corsets,
Mill and Factory Price CSC
Another Lot 75c and $1.OO Corsets, not all
sizes in these lots,
Mill and Factory Price 49c
79c Bungalow Aprons,
Mill and Factory Price 69f
69c Bungalow Aprons,
Mill and Factory Price $50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10
Wash Fabrics

zoe Serpentine Crepes, Japanese or floral
designs plain,
Mill and Factory Price 15c
zoe Pique mill shorts-while they last
Mill and Factory Price Sc
18c Imitation Renfrew Cloth for children's
clothes, Mill and Factory Price IL 1-2c
28c 36-inch Renfrew Cloth, sun and tub proof
several styles,
Mill and Factory Price 1916
tic 36-inch Best Percales,
Mill and Factory Price IL 1-2c
zoe 36-inch Fine Shifting Percales, mill
shorts, Mill and Factory Price 14c
SOC 3o-inch Shifting Pongees, only three
styles left, mill shorts,
Mill and Factory Price IL 1-2r
tic Bates Fancy Ginghams,
Mill and Factory Price IL 1-2t
12Hc Ginghans in apron and dress styles,
Mill and Factory Price Sc
12Ac Fancy Ginghams. mill shorts; while
they last, Mill and Factory Price So
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-10

$500 72-inch All Linen Damask,
Mill and Factory Price Sl.o9
St75 7O-inch All Linen Damask,
Mill and Factory Price ST 80
SIPS 75-inch All Linen Damask,
Mill and Factory Price S1.OO
81 90 60-inch All Linen Damask,
Mill and Factory Price 75c
Sl.00 72-inch Union Damask,
Mill and Factory Price S9c
75c 64-inch Mercerized Damask,
Mill and Factory Price oSc
62c 60-inch Mercerized Damask
Mill and Factory Price 4Sc
SOC 6O-inch Mercerized Damask,
Mill and Factory Price SOC
soc Mercerized Damask, mill shorts,
Mill and Factory Price Zoe
All Linen Napkins S1.9S, $3.50, $50,
$3.50, sos, 1915, S5.9S, bought
last year and fully 25 per cent under pres
cnt value.
l6-inch Mercerized Napkins sc value,
Mill and Factory Price 65c
lS-inch Mercerized Napkins, Sl50 value,
Mill and Factory Price S1.25
2o-inch Mercerized Napkins, 500 value,
heavy quality,
Mill and Factory Price $3.50
Stevens All Linen Crash, 1S- l9-inch, zoe
value, Mill and Factory Price 1oc
Stevens" All Linen Crash, Is l0-inch lie
value, Mill and Factory Price IL &c
l7-inch Union Crash, l5c value,
Mill and Factory Price Toe
Best Twilled Toilet Crash. &c value,
Mill and Factory Price &C
MERCERIZED TABLE COVERS
1914, Sis value,
Mill and Factory Price $1.49
"a, SIPS value,
Mill and Factory Price SOC
FOR ROUND TABLES
SIPS value, Mill and Factory Price Csc
$lo0 value, Mill and Factory Price 79c
36-inch Dew Bleach Linen $l0O value
splendid for dresses,
Mill and Factory Price 79C
| l8-inch Emb'y Linen, 75c value
Mill and Factory Price $50
SOC value, Mill and Factory Price 800
| 36-inch Linen Wasting, Sl0O value,
| Mill and Factory Price 75t
| 36-nch Pillow Case Linen, 75c value,
| Mill and Factory Price $50
Natural Color Embroidery Linens,
1920 inch, 75c value.
Mill and Factory Price 49,
36inch. Sl00 value,
Mill and Factory Price 75'
45-inch, $l50 value,
Mill and Factory Price $1.2;