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Evening star., 1918-01-15
pINEY BRANCH CITIZENS m
FAVOR OF MORE CAR LINES
Reject Proposal for Government Ownership
of Street Railways-Plan Rules
to Relieve Traffic.

transfer points as a. means Of speeding
up the service.
Mr.. Hanna strongly indorsed the
"stagger" plan for the opening and
closing Of government departments in
order to distribute the peak" load de-
mand, and also the skip-stop system,
under which certain stops would be
eliminated, as the two biggest factors
chat could be employed in speeding up
and improving service generally.
Should Expect Criticism.
Mr.. Bowen said every utility must
expect and ought to receive construc-
tive criticism. Heckling criticism. he
declared. does no good. He then
enumerated the many perp1exing prob
lens the car companies daily are con-
fronted with, and asked the public to
be patient and not indulge in too harsh
criticism until it has found the reason
for conditions with which it is dissat-
isfied.
Mr.. Casey did not go into the details
Of what the Beeler investigation thus
far has disclosed. but he said the sit
uation here is capable of being i'm
mediately relieved and that the sug-
gestion adopted by the association
would go far in that direction. He
agreed with Mr.. Bowen that Knock
ing" will not accomplish anything. and
said he had found both companies
more than willing to cooperate in the
survey and desirouS of furnishing the
best service possible.
Evening star., 1918-01-15
SHRAPNEL
Sidelights on the War
BY
OLIVER OWEN KUHN.

Gen. Petain was motoring behind the
French front, when he encountered five
little boys arrayed as soldiers and march
tary leader stopped his car and spoke to
the lad leading the procession.
I'm Gen. Petain," answered the lad,
mander?
"I' Gmen. Petain," answered the laid
saluting
"Tm Gen. Petain Also came the re-
sponse from the smiling man in the mill
tar.r auto I'm very pleased to meet you. y
Whereupon the two Gen. Petains grave
ly saluted and parted company.
A stethescope has been invented by a
surgeon at the front, which whistles when
it comes in the immediate vicinity Of a
bullet or piece of metal, which may have
imbedded in soldiers bodies Extended
and sometimes futile probing is done
away with by the invention. for when
the Offending little stranger" is located
the skin is marked and the patient plac-
ed in the hands Of operating surgeons at
once.
Allied soldiers on the western front u.s.
ually take souvenirs when they enter
enemy dugouts. The Germans soon learn
ed this and devised a system of attaching
electric wire to photographs these wires
lures were removed. Many allied soldiers
got into trouble and they now generally
adopt the system of putting few bullets
into the intended souvenir before they
pick it up.
In every British embassy there is said
to be strong room wherein state and
diplomatic messages and papers are stor-
ed in an enormous safe. The key to the
room is held by the ambassador and no
one but himself is permitted to enter the
chamber. Every night watchnen are sta
toned outside the door with orders to
shoot any maraudef.
'sYou with your Teutonic swine face
For God. Kaiser and the Empire Who
is this God Of yours? A God Of hatred.
of devilish cruelty and grinning malice.
Who is that kaiser? An epilepttc, moral
decadent What is your empire? band
of shouting medieval buIlies-'
This is the challenge flung down to the
German weekly Simplicissimus by the
Vienna, Der Morgen.
Destroyed portions OF skun now are be-
ing replaced with layers of cartilage tax
en- from the ribs Of soldiers wounded on
the battle front.
A small We1shman was rejected for
military service on thirteen different oc-
his right to go to the front and since has
won two military medals for his bravery.
Because OF his i'll temper, utter selfish
ness and disregard for the rights Of
others the Crown Prince Of Germany, as
an autoist, is a shining example Of what
Americans call road hog"
Evening star., 1918-01-15
To Assist Fleet Corporation.

Capt. John T. vawter, Engineer Re-
serve Corps, who has been stationed at
Camp Lee, near Petersburg, Va. has
been ordered to this city for duty with
the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
Evening star., 1918-01-15
GRoTTo TO ENTERTAIN.
Many Musical Features Scheduled
for Ladies, Night Program.


Wear your fez and best smile" is the
message sent to the membership of
kal1ipolis Grotto today by Chairman
Charles A. Stevens. who has planned
numerous musical features besides dane
ing for the annual ladies' night to be
given by the Grotto at the New Will
lard tonight. Monarch I. 8. Goldsmith
has given Chairman Stevens blanket
authority to provide the prophets and
their woman folks" with tho best en-
tertainment available, and so tonight's
gayety will assume more the aspect
of a carnival. although dancing is to
occupy most OF the program. A con-
cert by the Grotto Band will precede
the regular dance program.
An Indian dance by members of Ore
gon tribes will be celebrated. and
fairies and gnomes are to be seen in
terpsichorean feats. Prophet Edward
Hutchinson is to sing for the moon
light dance" and an extra Jazz band
is to play for dancing between the
regular orchestra numbers.
Assisting Messrs. Stevens and Gold.
smith in the entertainment plans are
the following vice chairmen: f. S
Schmid. grand monarch; L. w. Estes
William F. GUIDE. P. R. Pullman, K. c
ton. E. L. Hutchinson. Nathan Veil
G. P. Boss. John Parsons. Col. NJ. A
Winter, S. F. Shreve. Fred Isell, A. C
Mayer. J. H. Shreve, p. NJ; Jacques
Heidenheimer. NJ. w. Pickering, H. j
Simmons, F. II. Pierce. J. H. Cunning
ham. w. H. Landvoigt and George c
Shaffer.
Evening star., 1918-01-15
TO MAKE FAVORABLE REPORT.

Chairman Ollie James Of the Senate
committee on patents has been au-
thorized by the committee to mako 4
favorable report on the ~Garabed- bfl
and will do SO at an early date It
legalizes = test to be made Of 4 free
energy generator invented by Garabed
+. X. Garagossian. an Armenian
scientist, who resides in Boston.
The House has already passed the
bill. Both houses passed a similar
measure at the last session Of Congress,
but President Wilson failed to sign it.
Evening star., 1918-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RESUMPTION OF SERVICE

The NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY announce the re-
sumption Of their service between Washington,
D. c., and Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, Va.
The same, however, will be subject to some
changes in time of sailing, and patrons are ad-
advised to secure accurate information by tele-
phone daily from the City Ticket Office, Wood
ward building 731 18th street northwest, phone
Main 1870, or Wharf Office, foot of 9TH street
southwest, phone Main $500
Evening star., 1918-01-15
ORDERED TO ARMY HOSPITAL,
Maj. J. E. Walker to Go to Fort
Bayard for Medical Observation.

Maj. J. E. Walker. commanding the
1st Separate Battalion, N. G. D. c.. re-
Gently relieved of that command on ac-
count of physical disabilities, has been
ordered to the Army General Hospital
at Fort Bayard, N. NJ, for medical OBJ
servation and treatment
Maj. Walker recently developed
symptoms Of tuberculosis Of tho lungs,
as a result Of hard service in command
of his battalion on the Mexican frontier
during the villa insur7ection. The
treatment Of such cases Is specialized
at the Fort Bayard hospital
Evening star., 1918-01-15
West Point Cadet Dismissed.

BY direction of the President, Cadet
Ora L. Hunt. Sd class, United States
Military Academy. has been dismissed
as a result of court-martial proceed
Evening star., 1918-01-15

What's become O. tn ole-time
girl that used t worry about tn
mistletoe crop?
Some fe1lers are so jealous of
ther rights that they fergit t
make a Twin.
Evening star., 1918-01-15

If you want work read the want COL
umIs of The Star.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Linens, Towels, Domestics

25c Mercerized Tray Cloths
Sale Price 1oc
Half Bleach Union Linen Table Dam
asks Sale Price sec yard
BIeached Union Linen Table Damasks
Sale Price 85c yard
48c Embossed Turkish. Towels with COL
ored borders Sale Price CSC
Three Bargain Lots White Turkish Tow
els, while they last at
t2 1-2c. 15c and CSC
Small Lot 75c Turkish Bath Mats at 45c
Brown Linen Crash, value today, zoe
yard Sale Price IL 1-2c yard
BIeached Linen Crash, value today, CSC
yard Sale Price t5c yard
Three Pieces 16c FIeecedown kmono
Flannel at IL 1-2c yard
During this Sale Our Best coored Stripe
Outing Fiannels
Will Be Sold at fac Yard
72xo0 inch Sheets. similar to Pequots at
e8c
atxso Inch sheets of the same cloth at
$i.to
81x99 inch Sheets, last of this price at
s1.2o
1896 inch Pillow Cases, made from Pc
quot cotton Sale Price 25c each
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
In Dress Fabrics

$3.50 Wool Plaid Sport coatines a.
$3.50 yard
Short Lengths of kersey. and zlbeIIne
Cfoakings, enough for childrens coats
and coats for small ladies.
1926 patterns for st.s5
1886 patterns for s2.e5
s2es All Wool Sport Skirtlngs at
$3.50 yard
Lot Of stes to $3.50 Handsome Fancy
Silks in plaids and stripes. S6 inches
wide All at $500 yard
One Piece $500 charmeuse Silk in ma
hogany color Sale Price 75c yard
$500 Corduroy in copenhagen. rose and
navy Sale Price 74c yard
Short Lengths. all kinds of silks at
One-Third Less
Short Lengths of the Best Wool Dress
Goods, enough for skirt patterns and
in some cases, dress patterns
At One-Thrd Less
All the Christmas Waist Patterns left
from the Holiday selling
One-Third Less
SOC Haif-sllk Marquisettes and other
wash goods at 33c yard
SOC Jap SILK in red and navy blue at
Csc yard
25c and 2ec erocaded Tussah silks in
copenhagen, white and black, also
plain light blue Roma at TIC yard
Small Lot Of Light Percales to be sold
at IL 1-2c yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Many Corset Styles Have
Been Discontinued by the
Manufacturers

Mostly because the materials cost too
much
WILL BE IN THE SALE AT BARGAIN
PRICES.
style 25a Gossard Corsets, were $3.50
Sale Price $1.75
Style 255 Gossard corsets. We're $3.50
Sale Price S1.75
Style sci Gossard carsets, were $3.50
Sale Price So IS
STYLE 75a Gossard Corsets, sizes "a, &c
and %, we're $3.50 Sale Price s4.25
Style COG, Gossard corsets, sizes %. p,
20. were $1,000 Sale Price $500
Style e7t, r. & c. corsets, We're s1.25
Sale Price CSC
STYLE ae5. r. e. G. corsets were 81. so
Sale Price CSC
style 1246. Thompson's Glove Fitting,
were $500 Sale Price $1.1e
style 7oo. W. 8. Reduso, were $500
Sale Price s1.69
Style ao4 Memo corsets, were $500
Sale Price sf.6e
Back Resting Memo corsets, were SO Sc
Sale Price $1.se
style sos Royal Worcester corsets, were
$3.50 Sale Price $1.9s
Lot Odd Memo and Gossard corsets
| were $500 to $3.50 Choice at s8t
., lot soc srassieres at 37s
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
A Big Clearance of Curtains
All at Half-Price

10 Pair Curtains, one Of a pattern. were
I5C to $$.9S
All at One Half Price
3 Pair 9sc Scrim Curtains. all alike
One HI if Price ACC
5 Pair S1.39 Muslin Curtains, two pat
terms One Half Price, soc
10 Pair st.5o Muslin and Net Curtains
many alike
One Half Price 75c
10 Pair s1.o8 Net Curtains, three patterns
One-Half Price 99c
Fl Pair s2.98 Net Curtains, several pat
terms One Half Price STAG
Pair SAYS Scrim Curtains. hand drawn
One-Aalf Price 81. SO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
All Reduced to Only S14.95
These Lots of Hosiery Are
Really Unusual Bargains

Both hosiery and underwear have ad-
vanced in price tremendously the past
year. but even with the best Of planning
and buying overstocks will occur and
must be disposed Of The lots put IN
this sale are priced at not over half their
present value.
Small Lot Women's 35c Fibre Silk and
medium weight cotton hose at 2lc
Lot Of Women's Fieeced Hose, full fash
toned. Have been sold special at 35c
Are worth soc today
In the Sale at &c
Assorted lot Women's SOC Hose, a
cleanup Of the department. All kinds,
FIBRE silks, isles and cottons Mostly
blacks Sale Price 29c
Lot Of Women's 55c Fibre SILK Hose.
mostly In navy blue Sale Price sec
Small Lot Of Women's $500 and s125
Fancy SILK and Fine Isle Hose
Sale Price e9c
Large Lot Boys Black Cat Fleeced
Stockings, were 35c; worth soc
In the Sale at 25c a Pair
children's soc Fibre SILK Stockings in
light blue, pink, tan and black
All at only 29c Pair
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Many Bargains in
Handkerchiefs

Embroidered Handkerchiefs soiled dur
ing the Christmas selling. broken lines
OF initials which cannot be bought again.
Lot SC Embroidered handkerchief at Sc
Large Lot Toe Embroidered Handker.
chIefs at &c
Lot 12I2c Embroidered Handkerc hiefs at
&c
Mems TIC Linen Initials in letters \ and
T only At 1Oc
Large Lot Women's 17c Linen Initials
broken lines, but most all letters
At 12iRc
Iot llc Linen embroidered Handker-
Cn'e1s at 12Hac
Few 25c and SOC Embroidered Handker
cnlefs At One Half Price
Mems 25c Linen Initials, letter only
At 16c
Few Dozen Mems 3ec Plain Linen Hand
kerchlefs At 26c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
These Mark-DOwns in Warm
Winter Underwear
OFFER THE MOST REMARKABLE
BARGAINS IN THE SALE

The lots are all from our best lines,
out represent overstocks We offer all
these garments at half their value. rath-
or than carry over to another season.
underwear Prices next fail will be at
least double these sale prices.
Women's CSC and soc Feeeed Vests,
sale Price Csc
Suits Sale Price soc
Carriers" Medium Weight Vests and
Pants for women. an overstock Of
these, the best garment on the mar
ket; all styles, vests high neck. long
and short sleeves; pant, ankle and knee
lengths
Regular sizes were So ssl. prr.. Only soc
Extra sizes were s9e
Sale price Only 62 f-2c
Women's 75c Essex Mills" Feeced
Vests with elsow sleeves; sizes IS. 40.
~ and 90 Sale Price soc
womer's st.35 and $3.50 Fleeced Union
Suits. a large lot Of Essex Mills and
Winchester Mills" garments iu both
long and elbow sleeves.
Regular sizes were si.35
Sale Price Gee
Extra sizes were $3.50 Sale Price stt9
Women's $3.50 SILK and Wool Pants,
Forest Mills make.-tisht top style
Sale Price sits
Extra slzes were sizes Sale Price st.2i
Carriers" Fine Wool Union Suits for
Sale Price. si.ss
chlldren's sse Fleeeed Vests in cream
sale Price "a,
Broken Line chlldren's Wool Jersey
Vests and Pants, sizes 10 Z. s to 9
10 70 r.; were soc to ,5c Sale Price 2ot
Misses acc Heavy White Fleeeed Vest,
Sale Price IS
Boys soc Gray Jersey Fleeced Shirts
and Drawers for ages to u years
Sale Price IS
Misses Heavy Gray Wool Pants, a doz
en- for ages - TO II years. We're 81
70 sl.0j sale Price 4e
Boys 75c Gray Jersey, Fleeced uno
sale Price, 50
overstock "carter's" Gray wool uno
Suits for Children for ages to /
Yeas. were according TO size 81 ..
81 80 and Slhg
Sale prices 94c, St.o4 and stt
overstoek Carriers" White Wool Unio
Suits for Children, for ages 6 to ]
years. were according to size, SIC
Sale Prices sf.27 and sta
Mems Heavy Jaeger Fleeced Shirts an
Drawers, complete line. Have bee
married at Csc. But sold In most store
at fJc Sale Price Only 4S
Mems Essex Minis" Gray Jersey shlr'
and Drawers In all sizes, SO TO a.
Regular price has been 65c: sold
most stores at 76c. will he at least 81 4
next year Sale Price 81
Mems Heavy Natural Wool Shirts az
Drawers; complete line Of all size
Have been sold this season at Sl2
which Is the present wholesale cost.
Bot 10 Close the Line, Sale Price 9
Mems Natural Australian Wool shlr
and Drawers. a complete line
Have been sold at Si50 Now wor
$500 Sale Price Only ST.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
A Cleanup in the Glove Sec
ton Makes Many Unusual
Values

Women's 35c FIeece-iined Black Cash
meres, sizes 1-2, Z, 1-2.
Sale Price 24c
Chidren's 39c Imported Knit Gloves,
pure wool; sizes to I. An are red
Sale Price 29c
Women's 75c Black Knit Gloves
Sale Price ACC
sizes ga and only
Sale Price Only 79c
Women's sf.5o Real Kid Gloves in Black,
size Sd only. But Rare Bargain at
Only 79c pair
lot OF Odd Gloves At One Third Less
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Side Combs, Back Combs
and Barrettes at Less
Than One-Half Price

1.arre lot OF half pairs OF Side Combs
In shell and amber, Can be worn as
small back combs or used TO replace
lost side comb
y Hair Pairs Of &c Side Combs
At only SC each
Few Hair Pairs Of soc Side Combs
Al 1oc each
LARGE tot CSC and soc Back Combs and
ioc and 25c Barrettes Choice at SC
Let soc Mounted Combs and 5arrettes
At toc
Lot Odd CSC and soc Jewelry Choice Sc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
VERY SPECIAL!
Mems Army Sweaters
During This Sale
At Only S2.9S

Choice Lot Misses Heavy Aneora
Sweaters, in tan. copenhagen. rose or
corn color. sizes 80. 80. "a and So; We're
formerly $49S; value today S5.9S
In the Sale at only 1895
Two S6.e8 Chiidren's Teddy Bear" Sets,
rose and dark red Sale Price SO. o5
lot Children's soc Angora Toques in
pink and blue Sale Price 25c
Lot SOC White Knit Toques for small
children One Half Price, 25c
Other Children's Odd Caps and Knit
Goods
At One-Thlrd Less to One aft Price
TWO Infants Sleeping Sets with Slip
pers, made of Beacon Bath Robe
blankets; were s2.25
Sale Price $500 Set
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
The Best of the Seasons
Waists are Reduced

AS fine and stylish an assortment Of
the smartsst Waists as we have ever
sold Will be offered at prices that every
woman will consider exceptionally low
Three 5000 oeorgette Crepe Waists,
sizes IS and 40, one white, two flesh
color Sale Price $4.95
$500 Handsome Striped TaHeta SILK
Waists, hgnt gruu.ds. llvlo collars
Sale Price 1895
feta Waists, in flesh. white, lAaize and
Choice a. 1926
5000 Chiffon Waist. size 40. trimmed
with Nile green satin At only S2.95
1893 Crepe dc Chine and Tub SILK
20 In this lot Choice at St.99
Special Lot Habutal SILK Waists
Sale Price Si.o5
other odd oeoreette and SILK Waists at
One-Third Less
Special Jap SIX and Crepe de Chine
One 10 Customer at SOC each
Lot 5000 end 1898 White Lingerie
Waists al Half-Priee sl.4e and st.ee
si.ss Tailored Waists Of Heavy Jap
Crepe Sale Price st.29
Lot STA Linen Finish Madras Tailored
Waists at only $500
Gig lot Of st.4s and sf.9s White Wolfe,
9atiste and Organdle Waists, newest
STYLES, with flat collars
Your Choice Beginning Monday at csc
TWO Dozen esc Black Muslin Waists.
high neck all sizes 81 10 AZ
one Hail Price ACC
special-t6 White Lingerie Waists, sold
up TO $500 each
One 10 a Customer al 25c each
Small Lot s1.ss Black Wool eatiste
Waists az St.3e
Small Lot st.4s Flannel Waists at 7sc
Three Odd Sport elouses. were s2.es.
Choice SOC
Small Lot Colored Work Waists anc
DRESSING Sacuues Choice goo
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
WOmen's Neckwear
All Half-Price

Most of it clean, crisp and new right
from surplus boxes. Special is a line of
beautiful new stock collars with jabots
o5c Flat Collars at IL 1-2c
soc Stocks with jabot and Flat Collars
in white and colors All at 25c
75c Stock Collars with picot edges; also
large fiat collars All at $50
S1.oo Stocks in dozen Styles
All at SOC
$3.50 Stocks in beautiful patterns
All at 75c
Few sf.9e Stocks and hand embroidered
Collars at CSC
lot Mems and Boys Csc Four in Hand
Ties Sale Price 16c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Among the Notions

Small Lot Kings Sewing Thread. white,
Nos. 40 and 60 Sc spool
Lot Sc Coat Hangers at for SC
Lot t2c White Rick Rack Braid at
&c piece
Hemingway's LiIllputian Sewing SILK
black and white; IL small spools in a
box Sale Price &c box
The Usual Button CIean-Up-Bags with
soc to s100 worth of buttons
Choice Toe bag
Lot Sc and 1oc Fancy Sewing Wax at Sc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Curtain Materials,
Draperies, ETC., From the
Basement Store

q Pieces, II to 29c Muslins
Choice OF the Lot at Only Tic yard
6 Pieces II 1-2c TO zoe Scrims
Choice al tic yard
Remnants Curtain Materials, | 81 to
yard lengths, All One Half Price
Pair 225 Red Portieres for SLIP
Pair $3.50 Red Portieres for st75
Small Piece $3.50 Mercerzed Red Rep
at 75c yard
Braided Rag Rugs, were 50 % and
SO 9S Choice $198
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
A Sample Line of Stamped
Linens, Embroidered Doilies
and Table ClOths-All at
One-Half Price

Drawn work and Embroidered Scarfs
and Centerpieces also. Many splendid
bargains here
Special-39c White Scarfs, 1882 inches.
all white, figured Hemstitched ends
Sale Price Only 29c
10 eoc Direction Books Choice 1Oc
81 1oc direction Books Choice sc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
A Lot of WOmen's Hand
Bags-More in the Sale
Than Usual-All at
One-Third Less or
One-Half Price

, soc Hand Bags One Third Less, 33c
? S1,oo Hand Bags One-Thir Less, SIC
u $3.50 Hand Bags One Third Less, s9c
$3.50 Hand Bags One Half Price, s1.25
s2.es Hand Bags one Half Price, STAG
each $3.50 and $3.50 Bags at
S199 and $2.25
s4.e8 Hand Bags oneHaIf Price. s2.49
Strap Purses, We're SOC to s3.9S
All One Half Price
lot Sample Patent Leather Belts
25c ones at 12c; soc ones at 25c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Toilet Articles and Toilet
Goods

4 SOC to s2.ea Hand Mirrors
At One-Half Price
Few soc Puff Boxes at 1ec
Few 35c Infants Hair Brushes at 1oc
Csc White ivory Knives at &c
Few SOC Fitted Toilet Cases at 36c
Lot 25c Vantine's Sachet Powder at 15c
Small Lot SOC Rose Taicum at 38c
Lot $500 Perfumes One-Ha Price soc
Lot Orange Sticks at Sc dozen
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Children's Coats
In the Sale

Five chiIdren's s5.e8 Coats, brown. green
and gray. For ages II to IA years
To First Customers at S1.o5
Nine Chlldren's $3.50 and $500 Coats In
blues and brown For ages 4, 5 and 6.
To First Customers at S149
One $3.50 Blue Corduroy Coat, size IA
One Haif Price, S3.75
One S6.99 White Lambs Wool Coat,
size 4 Sale Price SO. o5
Balance of Our Large Stock of Chill
dren's Coats at One Fourth Less
$4.o8 Coats at S3.47
1913 Coats at S4.49
SIS 90 Coats at 1924
8.98 Coats at 1914
( up TO
$500 Coats at Sf1.25
Chldren's $500 Rubberzed Raincoats
with school bag. Gray sizes s to 9
Sale Price 81 IS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
A Few Girls Dresses

TWO s4.es Corduroy Dresses, / brown,
size s, green, size 10
Sale Price s3.25
s4.es Blue Serge Dress, size 10
Sale Price $3.25
$3.50 Blue Serge Dress, size 10
Sale Price $3.50
Three $3.50 Dresses In Checks and COM
binations. blue and red serge: sizes
10, II and Il Sale Price $3.50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
SO Dolls in the Sale

Some are overstocks. some slightly
handled. All have the uub-eakable COM
position heads
13 s1.oo Dolls of All Kinds Sale Price 6ec
Si.25 Dolls of All Kinds Sale Price 7ec
Sl.s9 Doll at eec
SpecIaI-13 Regular st.25 Baby Dolls with
long dresses an Overstock, all clean
and fresh Sale Price sec
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
RaincOats

Lot Double Texture Tan Raincoats, Ken
yon make. Were $500
Sale Price $3.50
TWO Double Texture Gray Plaid Rain
coats, were Sl4.75 Sale Price $3.50
Two Heavy Gray Mixed Tweed Coats,
sizes 50 and Is. a fine auto coat, were
S21.75 Sale Price s14.95
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Aprons One-Half Price

TUMsLED DURING CHRISTMAS
CSC White and coiored Aprons at u 1-2c
soc White and coiored Aprons at Csc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Nurse Uniforms as
House Dresses

Thirty "Dlx Make" Nurse Uniforms all
are white. The old prices were SO 90
and 81 90. The value today would be
$500 and $500. Would make excellent
house dresses
At the Sale Prices of sf.75 and S2.75
Nine Fleeced House Dresses. were CSC
Sale Price 7dc