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Evening star., 1921-08-07
Runnnage Sale OF
Rugs and Floor Coverings

910.76 LINOLEUM RUGs-21
Cooks Make Burlap Back, Cork
filled Linoleum Rugs, large room
size. 9x12 it.; subject to slight i'm
perfections, which in no way in
sssfies wear nor aSps.1, %ese S1O.05
ance ............
&10.05 LINOLEUAI RUGS-12
Cooks Make "Cork-filled Limo
leum Rugs, with burlap back:
slight imperfections. d e nP
size sxs It.. for small spO.y0
rooms .............
$500 VELVET OR BRUS.
SELS RUGS-12 Rugs only in
the lot-8 It. 3 by 10 # 6. large
room size. made Go 1E
in one piece: OlO.3
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Rumn,age Lots of
Stationery
Palatial Linen Writing Paper,

Pa1atia1 Linen Writing Pape
fine quality linen-finish
paper, in white only; 72 ~
sheets in box; regularly ZO(
QUO
Envelopes to match, IN.
25 in package; reg 1V(
ularly 15c.
Wax Paper, for wrap =
ping sandwiches, ETC.: reg ~
ular SC rolls .............
Crepe Paper, assorted
plain colors; also var Z
iety of decorated designs; O(
folls
Writing Tablets, white ar
colored papers: about SO n
sheets in each tablet; fine VI
quality. Each ...........
Envelopes, to match
tablets; 25 in each pack p
age; assorted sizes and ~
COlOrS
Playing Cards, full count re,
ulation packs, also Pinoch
cards; nnen-finish and -
ename1ed cards; values Z:1l
worth up to Soc.
Good Quality Writing e
Ink. regular 1oc ~
eoldsnbsrx's-First Flesr.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Girls Dresses

Girls C0l0red Lawn Dresses,
in an assortment Of patterns:
colors Of pink and blue; stylish
ruffle models. fin- % ~
ished with sashes; OZ.Ov
sizes 6 to IL years..
Little Girls Dresses, of coll
ored organdy, in pink. blue and
mails; stylish rune and sash
models: sizes 2 to % no
years. Values worth sDZ.v0
Girls 0ingham Dresses, fine
quality, In assorted plaids and
plain colors: pretty ID m
models: sizes to 0l .UV
10 years only.
Geldsabsss's-Thira Hlssr.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Undermus1ins

.Women's Muslin Nightgowns,
good soft-finish quality, "a
with colored embroid- OSC
cred designs.
Women's Mu lin
Drawers, soft finish ~
quality; mo t1y in ZoC
closed styles. ...........
Women's Muslin Pettic0ats.
with flounces of
lace insertion and o. ~
embroideries; in as DIZZY
sorted styles.
Lot of Navy Blue Canisoles,
of fancy materials: ~
with h e m 8 tt h ed VIC
straps; broken lots....
Goldsnbsrs's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Umbrellas

MEN'S AND WOMEN'S UNI
BRELLAS-Good quality, fast
black. rainproof, American (cot-
ton). taffeta covers; rs and %
inch sizes; good as
sortment of handles, 90 IN
many with silk cord 0l.Zy
loops
CHILDREN's PARAsoLs-As-
sorted styles and sizes, in a vari-
ETY. of pleasing color
ings: eatly m d e. m
Regularly worth up to VIC
GoldenberE's-First F1oor,
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Run,mage Sale of
Buttons

Dress, Coat and Trimming
Buttons, black and colors: in
bone. celluloid and novelty ef-
fects; sizes "a to SO ligne: as
sorted styles and color n
ings. Twelve, six and SC
three on card ......
Pearl Buttons, ocean and
fresh water pearls; assorted sizes
from Is to 4J ligne'
twelve, six and three on
each card. Worth up to 15c UC
card. At ....
White Pearl Buttons, u
assorted sizes. and styles. ~
Worth sc card Vt. ..
Fancy Trimming Braids, in
black and colors: assorted .
styles and widths. Worth DC
up to l5c yard. At..-...
GoldsaberE's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
$1.69 Chair or Sofa
Cushions. z9c

A rummage lot of Chair or
Sofa Cushions. covered with
good quality cretonne. in light
and dark colorings. an assort-
ment of desirable patterns.
GoldspbsrE'-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

lse HUCK TOwELS-18x3e
and 1Sx34 .A1l-White 11
Huck Towels soft IN lC
ish. absorbent qualities,
re HUCK TOWELS-1Sx36
Red Border Huck Towels. fine,
close woven grade, 10fL
with fast !. color LTZC
borders ............
6oldsub8e's-TirBt Flaee.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
$500 POrtieres
$1.70 Pair

Fourteen pairs of'Summer Cur
tains, dainty cross-striped ef-
fects, 40 inches wide. 2k yards
long; in green, blue and brown;
finished with tassels.
GoldenberH's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Handkerchiefs

IL ldnOkCTCHlc
wOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEF
Fancy embroidered corner, col
Qred border, copled dimities,
Hwns, batistes and now n
city effects. Regularly VIC
worth up to 19c each.
WOMEX'S LINEN HANDkER-
CUIFFS-Pure Linen Initial
Handkerchief. good. sheer quail
tiles, with hemstitched borders;
daintily embroidered initials;
%sss's e ssso1snss!' 1!1 ss,tfss Esea, in 12kc,
lar csc values. -.
sMEN'S HANDKERCHIEF
White and Colored Border Hand
kerchiefs. good quality. 49,
soft finish. Values up &c
to csc. Each.
MEMS AND WONEN'S HAND.
KERCHIEFS-Odd and ends,
broken assortments and mussed
stock; white and colored 2
effects; in many desirable DC
GoldenbeSs'-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Odd Lots Of Grass
Rugs

A small lot Of Japanese
Grass Rugs, all heavyweight
double warp qualities. with
pretty stenciled designs and
neat border effects.
6x9.ft. size. Regularly
$3.50. Sale price, 500.
Sx1O.ft. size. Regularly
$6.95. Sale price, $3.95.
9x12-ft. size. Regularly
$1,000. Sale price, $40.
9x15.ft. size. Regularly
$500. Sale price, $S.95.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
l5c Bleached
Huck Crash,
5 Yards for 40c

1.500 yards of Eleached Huck
era sh: absorbent grade for
roller, hand or tea towels.
Gcldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Rmmase Lots Of
Huck and Turkish Towels

26c TO 1ec HUCK TOWELS
19x34 and 1886 All-white Huck
Towels. heavy double ~
thread quality; mill lyC
seconds ...............
50 TURKISH TOWELS - Fine
quality Bleached Turkish Towels.
with neat pink bor- 0n
ders; ST. 22x44 c0yC
inches .sssssssss.ss.s
Evening star., 1921-08-07
White Wash Goods

6Oc WHITE ORGANDY-45-inc
White Organdy. extra fine. sheer,
transparent quality. that washes
perfectly; very popular o.
for women's and chill eOSC
dren's dresses. ..........
TEN YARDS OF LONGCLOTH
SO inches wide; close-woven,
soft : finish grade; O. IN
full 10 yards in each DIZZY
piece. Worth $1.69..
x2.2S ENGLISH LONGCLOTH-
No. 215 Imperial English Long
cloth, So inches
wide; a fine chamois- o. m
finish quality. Ten III nv
yards in each piece.
50c WHITE CHIFFON WOLFE
40 inches wide; extra
hne. sheer, two-ply ~
gusait qualify. for waists and Z5C
41.S IMPORTED WHITE Or
GANDY-45 inches wide; q very
nne, sheer. transparent m
quality. with beautiful OyC,
cobweb finish ....
2Sc WHITE CANNON CLOTH
"a inches wide; a heavy linen
nnish quality, for one 90
piece dresses and MILDLY INC
Goldenbsrg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
HOuSefurniShin6s

$2.Ss JAPANESE vAsEs-Jap-
anese China Decor % 10
ased ate Vases. pretty SLY
glass. large size. assorted designs,
hung hung in your $l4.08
Ssc BON BON DIsHEs-cut
Glass Bon Bon Dishes RI
6,inch size. with han 0SC
sl.as GARBAGE cANs-eal-
vanized Iron Garbage 10
Cans. large size. lock "C
BRUSHES-Lot Of ex- ~
ira quality Shoe or. /C
Clothes Brushes
TABLE FORKs-Lot
Ct Rogers Solid Nickel a.
Silver Table Forks. &C
fancy design .........
GARDEN HOSE-Extra quality
s-ply Garden Hose, o. 00
2S-foot lengths. COM sDc1.:1V
plete with nozzle.
WASH BOILERS-Heavy Tin
Wash Boilers. slightly
marred from handling. m
worth up to $1.75. OyC
7se BRUsHEs-Lot of Floor
Sweeping Brushes. with long
aged. Worth up to
Evening star., 1921-08-07

e0c WHITE GABARDINE- 80
inches wide. yarn mer- IN
cerized quality, for eDSC
dresses and skirts. .
30c WHITE O r. & A n ID Y-40-
inch White Organdy.
ss; %s,s,: :ssss sss s4sssss: Ssa''sy pss fsr 22c
feet quality
sI.Oo MPORTED WHITE
VOILE-40 inches wide: a beau
tiful sheer. two-ply chif-
.Sssp9s: sSs spnssrsaes saesss' Of ssar1 S''1 45C
Soc WHITE WOLFE WAIST
INGs-36 inches wide. in neat
STRIPES s%5ss sna checks: ssfs:f5Hss sas' Csc
Sec WHITE DOTTED SWISS
36 inches wide: a fine ~
quality. with white wov- .1VC
en- pin dots. ts...
2Oc WHITE PAJAMA CHECKS
SO inches wide:
close-woven. soft-finish -
grade. for making un- nc
dergarments "
Soc WHITE MAINS K-36
inches wide: a very 40
fine. soft-finish grade, ZHC
for lingerie ......
Evening star., 1921-08-07

VEGETABLE PEELERS-Lot
Gem Vegetable Peelers, p
WI h adjustable blade, &c
slightly soiled ... w
Soc SOAP Dishes
White Finish Wire ~
Soap Dis es, well :1VC
2se HOT CORN HOLDERS
"Hygeia' Hot Corn -
Holders. strong and du- &C
s1.oo COASTER SET.
One Large Tray and N
six Coasters, nickeled sOSC
lee CHAIR sEATs-Im-
itation Leather Chair -
Seats. assorted styles. COL &c
ors and sizes ....
s2.ss FOOD CHoPPERs-En-
terprise Heavy Iron
r e nned Food o. no
Choppers. four cut .SO
ters. large size 80.
REA DING LAMPS Fancy
Reading Lamps. shades fitted
with colored glass. pretty styles.
gas or electric styles.
S1O.8s Style for S7.9S.
$7.0S Style for $4.9S.
Use. STEEL kNINES-Lot of
Extra Quality Steel -
Knives. assorted han DC
dies; some white .....
oldenbesY's-Basement.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

Rummage Lot of
Notions
Dragon Basting Cotton,
white and black; IN
FO U r spool INC
Aol
Pure Gum Baby
Pantss assor ted 1E
sizes: ularly :19C
oVS
White Cotton
Tape, 24-yard rolls; -
good quality: regu- IZC
larly 19c. c..........
Collar Bands for mems and
boys shirts; correctly l.
made; regularly up to q ~
10c each. ..............
Hooks and Eyes,: assorted
sizes and styles; regu- e
lar Sc and 10c values; &C
TWO cards for.<..;
Real Hair Nets, cap shape;
every net guaranteed perfect:
full size, correct shape; all
shades. except white -
and gray; ONE 44C
DOZEN for.
Good Quality Nickel Safety
Pins; one dozen on ~
card; assorted sizes; UC
THREE cards for.
Women's Sanitary Napkins,
large size; wen ~
made: one dozen in s41C
Dressmakers' Pins,
100 IN paper; ~
T II r E E papers INC
Ior .........
Invisible Hairpins, assorted
Sizes in C a abi n et:
good quality wire &c
pins
CIark's o. N. T. Mercerized
DarninE Cotton, black ~
or white; TWO spools 1C
Inside Dress Betting, as
sorted widths: good =
quality white betting: &C
regularly 10c yard. -.
Ready-made Waist Lin.
ings. all sizes up to a: good
quality white lawn; ~
correctly m a d = ZSC
regularly Soc each.
Mercerized Sewing Cotton,
q substitute for silk; 100-yard
spools. in white, black 4
and a limited assort- &C
ment OF shades.
Goldenbsrg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Runmage Lots of
Midsummer Millinery
Rummage Lots of
Mems Furnishings

M e MS SOC BALBRIGGAN
DRAWERS-Full double seat;
mostly all perfect quail a.
ity; full length legs; ZOC
sizes 80 to AZ. 2.........
MEMS $1.2S NIGHTROBES-
Trophy brand Nightrobes, of good
ssat,:yf ssy1e; faii sn"S1' eas s,ses' a'is * soc
MEMS soc LEE OVERALLS-
Also a few jumpers, of khaki
cloth: full double O. ~
stitched; broken Ol .VU
sizes ....s.. ........
MEMS S1.0O UNION SUITS
+ Of good quality checked nain-
sock; sleeveless style: with per-
feet closed crotch; sizes kN-
"a to 46; famous Atlanta OyC
make ................
Evening star., 1921-08-07

5000 VELVET RUGS-14
Seamless Velvet Rugs. Alexander
Smith and Sons make; in pretty
all-over and medallion designs:
light or dark grounds: large
room size, 9xl2 IT,; 100 H.
slightly soiled SZZ.45
from handling...
$10.7S CREX RUGS-Small lot
Of Herringbone Weave Crex
Rugs, each bearing the original
trademark label. 81 m
sizes sxlo It. for s1l4.0y
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Rummage Lots of
Trunks

Odd lot of floor samples.
some of which show a slight
scratch or other imperfec-
tions, which do not affect
wearing qualities. Some COW
cred with heavy canvas.
others of three-piy veneer;>
all finished with heavy brass
corners, locks and bowels.
All marked for quick clear
ance tomorrow.
Regular $l2.50 values
at $8.45.
Regular $3.50 values
at $IZ.75.
Regular $3.50 values
at $l4.75.
Geldenberg' 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

MEMS UNDERWEAR-Of bal
briggan, white gauze cotton.
nainsook and madras; broken lots
of high-grade makes; mostly
small sizes; some slight 9E-
ly imperfect. Values OOC
worth up to $1.00......
. MEMS SILK HALF HOSE
Unread Silk Half Hose, in black
and plain colors; fully reinforced;
slight irregular we81es 0E-
Of s5c d 75c sO0C
NEWS HALF HOSE-Broken
lots of various high-grade makes;
reinforced heel, toe and sole;
mostly black; some slightly I'M
perfect. Values in the lot IN
worth Csc and CSC pair. lUC
oolds1berg's-First Tlsor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

Rummage Lots of
Toilet Goods
z9c Hairbrushes, ~
solid backs, ebony lOC
finish. good bristles
19c Dressing IT,
Co m BIS. assorted IL
styles and shapes.
Styptic Pencils, for 2,
a ter shaving ~
use
Shaving Brushes, COLLAPSE
BILE metal handle; ~
for travellers use. lOC
Good bristles ......
25c Peerless Cold TO-
Cream, or Vanishing / ~
Cream. (Tax. 1c)...
UZUM, a soap
paste. for automo- n
bilists' and mechan- SC.
les use. Worth 15c.
z5c w & w Bath n,
Powder. perfumed. ~
(Tax 1c).........
Wrisley's Olivilo Soap, for
toilet and bath, a.
pure vegetable soap. Z0C
Four cakes for.
10c Arluco Modi-
fed Castillo Soap, e
thoroughly harden DC
ed: six cakes for.
Flexible Steel. Nail E.
Files. a 8 r te d "
sizes
MilrOne Nail En- a.
amel. in cake form. ~
Worth zoe.
z5c Elcaya Cream tx
tTaX 1c) ........ XOA
Toothbrushes, as ~
sorted styles and ~
shapes .--....-....
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

Women's Belts, Csc
Women's Belts. white kid.
black and colored dull feathers
and patent feathers: assorted
styles and shapes. Values worth
up to SOC each.
Goldenbere's-First Floor.
soc Lining Serge, Z9c
400 yards of 36-inch Fast
Black Lining Serge. fine. lustrous
quality, for bathing suits. bloom
ers. petticoats and lining pur-
poses.
eoldenbers's-Linins pept.-First
Floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-07
Odd Lots of
Brussels Rugs

Lot Of floor samples OF
Alexander Smith and Sons
Brussels Rugs. all made in
one piece; some slightly soiled
from handling.
Seven 6xo.ft. size. Reg.
ularly $1z.95. Sale price,
$S.95.
Five 7.6x9.ft. size. Reg.
ularly $l5.o5. Sale price.
$IO.z5.
~ Eleven 8.3x11.6.ft. size,
Regularly $19.75. Sale
price, $14.65.
: Ten 9x1z-ft. size. Reg.
ularly $3.50. Sale price,
'$15.o5.
Evening star., 1921-08-07

aeldsnbsrs's-Fsurth Floor.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
WEST BRATTLEBORO

G. K. Perkins. an employe Of the
Champlain Realty Co. was admitted TO
the Melrose hospital Wednesday evening
for medical treatment.
Gertrude youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Purle Stockwell. is making a
good recovery in the Melrose hospital
from an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Nellie Sprague of this town, who
has been IN the Memorial hospital two
weeks following an operation for APP
pendlcltis, Is expected to return to her
home tomorrow.
Mrs Alice Richmond is improving
slowly, after having been not quite as
wei the past few days Mrs. Richmond
has been confined to her home several
weeks. Miss Clark, nurse, IS still with
her.
Miss Gladys Harris, who had been
boarding with Mrs Lewis Pratt while
attending the high school. has been
obliged to give uD school for this term
ON account of i'll health, and has gone
to her home.
Miss Gladys Stellman. who went to
Boston to spend Washington'S birth
day with Miss Lord, who formerly was
a nurse in town. has gone from there
TO Providence. r. l., to visit relatives
before returning home
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
U%SDAIE. y. Ill.

Mrs James Hancock has been very i'll
at her daughters home at Greenfield. Her
daughter. Mrs. Rosens has returned home
from the Farren hospital, after an opera
ton.
The warrant for the annual town
meeting To be held March s has been
posted. 1t contains - articles, several
of which are out of the routine. The
community club Will serve dinner in the
new dining room that day.
About .15e attended the big sister ban
quet in FofcSterS' hail Friday evening
given by the women of the First Congrc-
gational church, each woman inviting a
Young girl as her guest. \ supper con
si>ting Of soup. cold meat. mashed pota-
foes. rolls, salads. celery. sauce, ice
cream, cake and coffee was served. Fol
lowing the supper toasts We're intro
duced Mrs. NJ Elizabeth Fisher acting
* toa>tmaster. Readings were given by
Mrs. -. II. Williams Of Eoston. music
was Furnished hv Miss Mildred Booth.
Miss Marion Dickcrman. Mrs. RiSt and
Mrs j. H. Sargent. \ general good time
WAS enjoyed
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

The free kindergarten closed today
fnr vacation Of a week.
Rev. II. L. Woodin. u. D.. will conduct
the chapel service at the Retreat Sunday
afternoon ut , O'Clock.
Seventh Day Adventist services viii
Z. Ecld i'm the kindergarten room to-
morrow. Sunday school al /: speaking
at -.
Sixty couples attended tho old-f3Ilss
dance in odd Fellows temple last eve
ming under the auspices OF Canton Pal
c4tinp. SHOWS orchestra of four pieces
furnished music and Edwin Porter oil
Bernar,lston. ALAS. was pFonpter.
Hive Young women employees Of the Yer
mont SILK e.. walked out this morning
They recently We're placed on piece work.
and their claim Is that their present
earnings are 20 Ncr cent reduction
They want Il rcadjustment 80 that the re
duction viii not be over 10 per cent.
because of repairs being made to the
mechanism of the bell in the >teople of
thr Centre Congregational church the
he'll will not be TunC for the midweek
meeting tonight, and ii may not be ruu@
Sunday morning The bell Is being
Gmipcd with new bearings, the old ones
having become badly worn and a source
Of danger through many FEARS of ser
vice.
Rev. j. T. front viii preach his last
~"rmon as pastor of the First Universal
list church next Sunday morning The~o
viii he a christening of children. the
service being p1stroucd from last sun
day ON account of the Suowstorm. On
the first Sunday i'm March Iscv. Mr..
Trout win begin his paStorat6@ in the
puIuit Of st. pauIS church in Spring
field. Mass.
An interesting account q a vi~it to the
international college at Springfield.
Nos. ,y-a-, sFis-ar Inv Mr. Il .l,Iay,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
PROMISE BUDGET SYSTEM.
Republican House Leaders Deny They
Are Opposed 10 its Enactment.

WASHINGTON. Feb 25.-Republi-
can leaders in TIE house said yesterday
that the belief on the part OF certain bus
mess men that the budget system would
not be enacted into law in the special
session was without foundation and
probably arose because of the fight now
in progress in the house against the cen
terng of all appropriation bills in one
committee as contemplated under the
budget system.
Inc enactment of a budget system is
one of Mr.. Harding chief platform
pledges, and Republican leaders in con
gress say that the passage of such a law
Is absolutely necessary If the Republican
party is To effect economics and reduce
taxation. There is some opposition to
Il budget system, but this opposition will
disappear, it is believed, when President
Harding makes his recommendations to
congress.
The seni-budget plan in operation in
the house has met with the opposition
of those committee chairmen who lost
their prestige through having all ap.
preparations placed in one committee
These chairmen and others threaten a
light III the caucus Of the Republican
members OF the house next Monday But
1t IS believed that the opposition viii
make no progress.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
TRAIN TO BOMB WARsHIPs.
.&r,ay Aviaters Prepare to Show AT
craft Make Ships Obsolete.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.---Army avi-
ators who hope to uphold the contention
IF Brig. Cen Mitchell that aircraft has
virtually made batticships obsolete arc
10 receive a special course OF instruction
of not more than 4 month in antclpa-
-ion of the tests against battlcShlpS
Army orders issued today directed four
army aviators II proceed to the army
rrovins ground at Aberdeen for The s I,' !
Iir,ftS. ". 5. Fitzpatrick, &. c. Nc
Donald. II. +. Rouse and w. 3. Souza.
What the course will consist of was not
disclosed. Rules under which the tests
will be made are now being considered
bv the Joint army and navy board,
The former German battleShip 0SI Isl.
frie<land will probably be the first tar
get. and viii be bombed from the air by
Both ARMY and navy flyers about 80
miles out st sea. Later the obsolete
bor.Ie>hip Iowa. fitted with radio con-
trd apparatuS. viii be used a a tar
Get while actually under way at sea at
a speed of about 10 knots.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25

such clasp for each battle he took part
in under orders. Clasps viii also be
issued for service in France outside the
line of battle, in Italy. Siberia, Euro
pean Russia and England Silver eta
ton stars are awarded to men for wear
on tine Victory medal, who have been Ell
tated for gallantry in action. Such ci-
,tations must be issued from general
officer.
distributing these through this district
has made arrangements with the local
American Legion officers to have Il rep
rcsentative from his Office here ON
March ,, at-which time all eN-arlny men
are asked 10 apply. The origina u . 4 Is
f ill., s Of this meeting not only to
serve members Of the American Legion
but all men who served in the army.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
SPECIAL
For Saturday Selling
ON THE MAIN FLOOR

$500 Womens Flannelette Gowns,
Special at CSC
$500 Wonen's Flannelette Gowns,
Special at S1.4S
$50 Women's and Misses Corsets
Special at S1.OO
$3.50 Warmers Corsets, 3 models,
Special at S2.45
SOC Bath Towels, very heavy quality. is
Special at SOC
$500 Women's Muslin Gowns,
Special at S1.25
$500 Women's Envelope Chemises,
Special at S1.4S
75c Women's Fabric Gloves, black, white
and gray ............ Special at $50
SOC Dress Ginghams in all colors,
Special at 29c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25

h"e time. The date and place of next
meeting to be announced later.
The next meeting of the Sunshine
society viii be held with Mrs. S. +.
" inn "Wednesday, afternoon, March ;.
The Sunshine society is undenomina-
tionaI and everyone IS cordially invited.
The masquerade ball in Citizens han
Friday evening was well attended and
an enjoyable affair 1t also was a fl
nanclal success. Supper was served IN
"Ter 50 people by the Ladies' Benevolent
society.
Nroitord Grange held a well attended
regular meeting Saturday evening. The
Fourth degree was rehearsed in prepare
tion for the deputy's visit at the next
meeting After an unusually long pro
gam. Il birthday treat was served by
those whose anniversaries occurred this
month.
\ person who has had a leg or arm
amputatcd often complains Of feeling Il
pain in the missing limb.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
CroWdinn Father lime

1t was an Irish member of parlIa.
ment who. somewhat wearied with tho
long debate, said: IF you leave this
question to US for three years we will
settle 1t tomorrow morning"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
New Plaid Skirts
S1O.z5

This is a special offering of brand-new
plated Skirts suitable for immediate and
Spring wear, in the smart color conbina-
tons SO much wanted for the coming sea-
son. All sizes
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-02-25
Care Of the Hair

\ New York woman says: Il have
used Partisan Sage only two weeks. but
nay hair has wonderfully increased in
beauty, seems much heavier, and is en-
tirely free of dandruff. WiIfrcd T. Root
sells it with money back gUarantcc.-Adv.