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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
HORSE BEATEN BY NAN
KICKED AND KILLED HIN
Philip G. Colgrove, Brattleboro Black
smith, Was Struck in Chest By
Both OF Animals Hind


Brattleboro, Feb. Z Philip G. Col
grove, blacksmith Al years old age.
died Yesterday in the Melrose hospital
in West Brattleboro as the result Of
being kicked Saturday by horse which
was brought 10 his shop to be shod.
Mr.. Colgroye became angry and be
gan beating the horse. which after a
time kicked him squarely in the chest
with both hind feet, causing internal
injuries but not fracturing any bones
He leaves a wife and four children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
New5ury Library Incorporated.

The Tcuury Memorial library Inc.
~ Ncwburv has tiled article. of s~~oci
alton with ihe secretary of state for
purpose vi conducting library in
NeHhury. The papers are ~iEued hy
Frederick T. Wells. president. Martha
Fahlsn. Nioe president Laura Darling.
trrasure~. aud p NJ Atkinson. ~errc-
fary ard -esersl other persons who are
Interested in the project
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
GOING TO LONDON.
New Greek Premier Kalogeropoulos
Goes Late This Month.

Athens, Feb. (By the Associated
Press delegates sent to the Near
East conference in London late this
month will be headed by NJ Kaloger-
opoulos, the new premier, it was said
here to-day. NJ. Gournaris, minister of
war, will not go to London, it has been
decided, in view of British opposition.
George Baltazzis, minister of agricul-
ture. will act as premier while the
conference in London is going on.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
TURKS WILL PARTICIPATE
In Near Ess, Conference in London-
Leave Angora To-day.

Gonstaniinopic. Frb. G. Indication
that Musfapha kemal Pasha and other
Turkish nationalist leader had reoon-
siierei thgr refusal net % participate
in the Near Vast conference in I4audan
was given r a.rstrh received here
to-day frum Arze-s q uas sid that
fhe Turkish raftansii.t drierates uolld
leave AnErs - M0usas fo1 ilanien.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
TWO ORPHANS LEFT.
By Death Of Mrs. Jane Duff of 12s
Brook Street.

Mrs, Jane Dutf wife Of James Duif.
late OF Scotland died at l25 Brook
street this morning at the age Of %
years Mrs Duff had been a resident
OF Barre only four months. She Is sur
yived by two children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
How RAPIDLY We Age.

= feel very. very old to-day
what are You talking about. You
are not dsy over 30
Il know but I've just been listening
"a 4 boy 81 u tel about the things DE-
used 10 d. when b. was a Kid Boz
ton transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
IRISH PARTY LEADER
KILLED IN AMBUSH
Michael Collins Was Directing His Men
in Carrying Gu Attack when
H Was Shot.

Dublin. Fen. iBy the Associated
Pres Michael Collins. adiutsut gen
eral ~ the IRISH republican army. Was
killed il the ambush At Barratia last
week. in which DC vas presiouslg re-
FssTtfd - bad been WOUNDED. acconiing
to fhs psl8ar autharlt5es here
Collins. fhr peiir declare. was shot
dead uhile EIEiug Instructions - his
men in esrrgtug ut the smdush st-
faes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
Vermont Furnished About 100000
Christmas Trees.

W q. Hastings i still receiving re-
Tsris from the several railroads -
thr number - trees that aere shipped
auf e Nermont fer the Christuaz
trade wen towards fn0aum - near
- the returns show 10 date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
TWO MORE DEATHS or
SLEEPING SICKNESS
Bostons Total Up to Date is Now
Eight and There Have Been
Reports Of 20 Cases.

Boston. Fsh. - Sleeping sickness
added two more 70 the death list over
the week end, bringing the total Of
cases in the greater city reported up to
to-day 70 20 Eight Of these have died
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07

London. Feb. IN. Gournaris, whose
break with former Premier Rhalis led
to the Greek ministerial crisis late last
week, remains as minister of war in the
new Kalogeropoulos cabinet, which took
the oath of office yesterday, says an
Athens dispatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07
LHlsrnless Laar..

She pouting Ard iu- think you
used o. eaII M yom VeEus a. MiIo.
He uaz anay q. a Venus o. Milo
could never - throuch u husband e
~ -Eo-gan Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-02-07

posed 10 b. later being turned into =
pvrex shoRer foT Mis- Watson in ID
dition 10 card playing there vas musir.
and refreshments uere served Ra-e-
and other howcrs uere used IN thc dee
oraftans
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-26
II, 1893.

The representative of Spain at the
Paris convention in 1883, Count Ar
nndn, wrote to his monarch. In regard
to America, as follows; "'rhis fed
eraI republic Is born II pygmy. The
day viii come when 1t viii be- a ginnt.
a Colossus, formidable even In these
countries. Liberty of conscience, the
faculty for rStah. shing n new popu-
latlon ON immense lands. ms we'll ns
tn" advantages of new government,
win draw thIthcr farmers and arls.
ans from all the nations" Henry
Van Dyke.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-26
De PAL BREAKS
INDIANAPOLIS RECORD

indianapolis, Ind May % Ralph
De Palma broke the track record Ton
1S3 cubic inch piston displacement
cors on the International 500-mile race
to be held Monday. His average
speed for ten miles was 10l1 miles
per hour
l.. l.. Corum gave the 10000 specta-
tors a thrill when his car turned a
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-05-26

Hurlingham, England. May ~
The English polo team which it is CIV
peCted win meet the American play
ers next month for the International
polo cup championship yesterday ia
a practice game defeated a team COM
posed Of Louis Stoddart and Earl ".
Hoping. Americans. and Col Hunter
and Col. T. G. Ritzon. English The
score was s goals to /
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
WESTMiNST

The subject for the circle Of prayer at home altars for Wednesday. June ls' Is How Should a Christian Think of Iiis Neighbour st. Mark. l2:5l and 33. St Luke. Io:27, St. Fatthew 1915.
 Children's day is to be observed ai Westminster the first Sunday in June As this is so near Memorial day a pa triotic exercises by twelve children viG vary the programme. as w.il number ol other features. 4 rehearsal will De htlG May 2eth at s.30 a: m:
 The townspeople have been asked ic bring flowers May 29th for the children 10 use Monday when they decorate the graves of thirty-six soldiers in ire Westminster cemetery Of whom 9 were in the Revolutionary and most Of Inc others in later wars.
 school picnic Is 10 be held by the westminister Hill pupils and teacher, al the school house, on their return from decorating the soldiers graves. Mon day.
 Tuesday evening. May 3lst at B. there will be another surprise social oi Westminster Guild. at the parsonage with a short programme and refresh ments.
 Sunday of last week the Moodys re ceived a visit from Mrs. Moojy's brother Gustaf A Carlson, Of Noosencck Hill and his wife accompanied by Mrs. e. E. Carlson. Of Providence. the party re- turning that evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

Eight more recruits were signed up for the new National guard company Thurs day evening, making the total number or enlistments to date 6S. Chief Surgeon Blair was again at the armory Friday evening, and gave a physical examination to those who have enlisted. Strenuous efforts are being made by Capt. Chrystie Mcconnell and Sergt. Charles Nudge to bring the enlistment up to 100 or full stnregth company.
 Tho Third Order of Mary society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception gave a whist and social at the church as- sembly room Friday evening. Over 200 were in attendance. Musical selections were presented during the evening, and refreshments were served.
 A Ford touring car bearing R. I. h- cense plate collided with Buick touring car from Connecticut, about o'clock Friday evening at the corner of High and Broad streets. The street passage at this point is extremely narrow, due to the work on the sewerage system. and the Ford crashed into the middle of the Buick at the turn. The mudguards of both machines were badly damaged, and the Ford front axle was so badly bent, that it was necessary to have the ma chine lowed to a garage.
 The Westerly High will try to win the third successive baseball game here this (Saturday) afternoon, when the opron- ents are the East Greenwich academy team. Stenhouse will do the twirling for the local boys and two changes in the re- mainder of the lineup will be in evidence Maine will catch Meillle will be on first with Capt Grills on second, Lenihan al short and Mitchell on third, with the out field composed of Blake, Mckenzie anC Bamford.
 Marshal George Leonard of the Memor. ial day parade expects that the exercise:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

leaving Westerly at 6 a. m. and return ing leaving North Stoning-on at 6.25 a. m.
 Norwich to Westerly service will start at 7.3o a. m. and continue every two hours up ts and including s.3o ?. m.
 Westerly and Ashaway cars will run between Ashaway and Clark's Corners instead of running through to River Bend cemetery or Watch Hill, as in the past and will be as follows:
 Leave Westerly, (Clariss Corners) $50. $40, TAO, $40, 10.40 a. T. and every hour up to and including 1o.4O p. m. Leave Ashaway for Westerly. s.15. 7.15. SIS 9.15, 11.15 a. m. and every hour up until 1o.15 p. m.. Last car at HOS p. m.
 Leave Westerly for Watch Hill GAS. 7.45. 8. 45 "10.45, 11.45 a. m., and 12.45. 1.15. 2.15, 3.45. 4.45. 5.45. 7.45. 'S.45. '1o.45, D. m.. Saturday night there will 6e an S.45 car to Watch Hill. 1 Cemetery only.
 Leave Watch Hill for Westerly. 7.15. S.15. s.15 "a. m.; 1915 and every hour up to and including SIS ?. m. Saturday night only s.15.
 River Bend cemetery to Westerly, 7.sO, S.3O. s.30,' 11.3o a. m.. 1230. 1.30, 2.30. 3.3o. 4.3o, 5.3O, s.3o. 7.3o. s.so. 500. HOO D. m.
 The state of Rhode Island has filed claim of appeal to the supreme court from the decree of the superior court en- tered several wekes ago in the case of States of Rhode Island vs Frank w Coy Real Estate company and others whereby the bill in equity brought by the state was dismissed The bill in equity sought to restrain the respondents from closing up that portion of the new Shore road in Westerly passing through land of the respondents. and 1t was claimed that the respondents had dedicated the
 Ian to public use and were estopped to
 deny that the state was given permits
 sion to enter. upon the land and con
 struct highway. The respondents de-
 ned this and the case was heard by Jus
 tice Barrows at Westerly last February.
 After considering the matter Judge Bar. rows decided that the state had acquir-
 ed no rights Tn the land and a decree
 was entefed dismissing the bill It is
 from this decree that the state has ap. pealed to the supreme court
 A hearing was held before Judge oIIver
 IL Williams in the Third District cour
 Friday morning in the case of Elfzabetf , Chester vs Theodore D. Picard. an ac , ton brought to secure possession of .
 building at Is Railroad avenue occupied
 by the defendant. Judgment was giyeT
 for possession and costs. An appeal wal , taken to the superior court for Washing ton county. the bond being fixed at s4o0. The Kneey baseball team will pIa, New London at Westerly Sunday after
 noon- Kiernan of Providence will do tn ! twirling with Kellar5 of Norwich as hi | battery mate. The rest of the team VII line up as follows: Dowd lS.; Gadro, 2b; Ferraro 3b.: Bentley ss. and Mel low. Rhoades and Crowley. outheld.
 Haydn's oratorto, ''rhs creation,s hni
 been chosen for the Westerly High schoo cantata this year and will be sung in tn, high school hall June 2. The higl
 school chorus will be assisted by Mn ! Marjory Warren Leadbetter of Bostan soprano. J. U Shaughnessy of Bostol tenor, and Fred Martin of New Yorl Il bass.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
STAFFORDVILLE

mir. and Mrs. Louis Fesd and family visited friends in Massachusetts Sunday.
 George Moore Is having his house painted and is making other improve ments to the property.
 The Epworth league will hold a devo- tional service in the United Congregation al church next Sunday evening The topic will be Junior League.
 Mrs. J. M. Won Deck and little son Charlton are visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. Harold Lee, in Bolton this week.
 Miss Mildred Chandler. who has been visiting her grandmother. Mrs. W. c. Taylor, in South Coventry. for several weeks. has returned to her home here.
 Elwin Phelps. who has had employment in Worcester. Mass. for a number ot weeks. has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Walbridge and sor Selah and Mrs. Martha Goodwill motoret to Springfield last Saturday evening anJ returned with Miss Marion Turner. wht was home over the week end
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
SUNDAY SUBJECTS

The Forum of the Norwich Mnsiea and Dramatic Association meets at D n. at 1S Main street, Carroll block
 At Park Congregational church, Ser. mon at morning service by the pastor Rev. Dr. S. IL Howe. D. D. Sunday school at noon.
 At Christ Episcopal church, holy communion 8. Holy communion and ser. mon at 1o.3o. Church schoo. 12. noon Evening prayer 7.5o,
 At the Holiness Nilsson, 230 Mair street, praise and prayer service at If a. m. Sunday school and Bible class at ?. m. Preaching at and 7.30 ?. m
 A Greenevue Congregational ehurei Rev. Charles IL Ricketts. pastor. morn ing worship at 10.3O. Sunday school ai noon. Young Peoples society at D. m
 At the Central Baptist church. preach ing morning and evening by pr. Samue G. Nell. Italian service 10.45. Sunday school and City Bible Glass for Men al noon. B. Y. P. U. at 6.So.
 Christian Science services at 10.45 z m., in the Thayer building Room l5 Subject. Ancient and Modern Seeroman. cy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypn0tism, De nounced. Sunday school at 1l.5o.
 At the Church of the Good shepherd UniversaIist, Rev. George H. Welch minister. 1O.30 a. m. Memorial Day ser vice with the G. 4. R. Sermon subject The vision. 12, noon. the Bible school
 At the Spiritual Academy, Park street the pastor. Rev. Albert P. Blinn. VII speak at o'clock In the afternoon upcr the subject, Creator or Creature: Cause or Effect. There will be no evening ser vice.
 At the Federated church, R. Daniei Trick, pastor. 10.30 sermon theme, Tho Holden Eyes. 1I.45 the Bible school. est | I. P. S. C. E. Topic. Results in Africa Leader, Mrs Albert Haydon. 7.50 ser. mon theme, Why Honor the SOIdisrss At the First Baptist church. Georgt | Henry Strouse, minister. At inc morn. ing service there will be baptism and tns pastor will preach on the theme: Fill IT the sufrerinEs of the Lord Jesus. Bible school at F o'clock Evening service as 7-3o o'clock The pastor will preach ai | Illustrated sermon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
WESTERLY

this year will be the most impressive lh years Rear Admiral Herbert O. Dunn has detailed a naval band and oetacn- ment of 100 bluejackets from Newport to participate All the graves of ex-service men will be decorated by committees from the Spanish War Veterans asso- citation and from the AaHerican Legion.
 The line will form on Elm street, right resting near Broad street, and at 10 a. m. will march through Broad to the Paw catuck bridge, where a halt will be made while the ladies of Budlong and Han cock Relief corps conduct the ceremonies
 In memory of those who fell in our nayies, after which the line will con- tintne through West Broad and Liberty street to St. Michaeps cemetery. After decorating the graves of comrades in St. MichaeIs cemetery the line will move through Liberty, West Broad. Broad. Elm and Beach streets to River Bend cemetery.
 The order of procession follows: Marshal. George E. Leonard; aides, ST. Vice Commander James Donohue of Merrill post, A. L.; Comrade Martin w. McGrath, Robert Brucker camp, S. W. w.; Naval Training Station band of New port, R. l.; detachment of apprentice seannen from Naval Training station, Newport, R. L.; massed coiors of veter- ans organizations and guard; Westerly band, Charles O. Gavitt. leader; Merrill post, American Legion, Commander Geo. | A. Chapman; Westerly Sanitary Corps F. L Payne, M. D., commander; West erly Troops Boy Scouts of America, l Scoutmaster Charles Fowler; St. Nil i chael's troops, Catholic Boy Scouts
 Scoutmaster P W Shea; Civil war vet
 erans and Spanish war veterans in auto
 mobiles.
 I The memorial exercises at River Band cemetery will consist of the following program, Commander Amos P. Chapman of Budlong post, G. A. R. will preside. l Music, Nearer. My God. to Thee, West
 erly band prayer. Rev. Lewis G. Walk | CT; G. A R. memorial service. Budlonl post; address. Rev. c. A. Burdick; reel tation, Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg Bernard Smith; necrology. Commander C. Nicholas; music, America, audienc' requested to join the singing; taps. Bo! Scout bugler; benediction, Rev. Georg D. Stanley.
 supt. W. Lester O'Brien of the shor Line railway company has announces the following changes in the trolle.
 schedule which will go into effect Sun day:
 Starting with 7.15 a. m. there will be car leaving Westerly 15 minutes pas
 every odd hour up to and including s1 D. m.. and in addition to this there vii be one short trip to North Stonington
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
CANTERBURY GREEN

The Christian Endeayor meeting Sun day evening at 7.30 will be a publsc prais, service.
 Those from this place who attended ths six church conference al Wauregan Tues. day were Rev. and Mrs. Robert Mumphrey. Mrs. Hadley. Miss Sarah Hadley. Nia Baldwin and Deacon and Mrs. Hale B.n- nett
 Deacon Bennett and Mir. Humphrey irs delegates from this church To attend Dc ordination at 'Scotiand Friday Of A. H Gates. a young man from the theological seminary who has been called 10 thai church
 Fred Stafford with his family spent ts day recently with his sister. Mrs Graves of Groton. making the trip in their auto mobile
 Mrs. P. A Thurston and Miss Merlin BrOwnell of Harrington. F. l.. spent tho week end at William Toxne's
 Mrs. Frank Eo1sie and son Paul Eer visitors in. town Sunday. Air. Newf 3n Mrs. HoXsie's father. returned with thln for visit at their home in Westbroo.-.
 The minstrel show and entertainmcn held by willimantic people al Grange haE was very successful. the hall being filled
 Twelve members Of Canterbury grange weTt to Brooklyn Tuesday evening and assisted in giving the program with Pa. chaug grange.
 Miss Anna Smith and Miss Sarah Aver III have returned 10 their home al Blsct Hill for the summer.
 The little son Of Nr. and Mrs. Lof-'t Buckley. who with his mother wa thrown from wagon last ffa 4iN A...s taken Saturday to the Putnam inspita, for treatment for broken thigh bone Mira. Buckley was not seriously injured The last report was that the .aby sas doing as well as could be expected Mir and Mrs. F. r.. Brown of Porafre. were visitors at Black Hill one day thu VcsN
 ] Mrs Nellie Medbury of Danle,scn is [ | guest of the Misses Medbury
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
BOYS WEAR

Navy Serge Suits for First Com munjOn and Graduation.
 Boys Navy Norfolk Suits, sizes, 2 to 1S-Very special value, at $9.50 Boys Navy Norfolk Suits, with two pairs of Trousers, sizes to 17, at S11.50 5oys' Junior Norfolk Suits, with two pairs of Trousers, sizes to 3, regular $S.5o value, at. $6.95 Boys Spring overeoats, sizes 2Ia to g, regular $500 value, at $4.95 Boys White Blouses, sizes s to
 16, regular SIPS value, at. ..... 95c
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
THAT UNEASY
 FEELING

That dull depression, that dragged out spiritless conditlon-it's bilious ness.
 Why be out of sorts with yourself and everybody else when one dose of Schenck' s Mandrake Pills will do wonders for you.
 So years reputation for biliousness, constipation and bilious headache, etc. 25c per box-uncoated or sugar coated pr. J. H. Schenck & Son. Phila. Adv
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
CRISWOLD

Royal Richardson and family of Provi- dence, R. l., are expected at the parson- age today (Saturday).
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Yahn and children will go to Jersey Saturday. the 2Sth. for two weeks visit.
 A good number from Pachaug grange visited Brooklyn grange Tuesday evening and furnished the lecturers program.
 Mrs. Jane Lester returned last Friday after two weeks visit with relatives in Westerly and Mystic
 Rev. and Mrs. Lewis of Preston City were callers at pr. J. E. Sweets and Rev. J. P. Richardson's this week Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR

W0nen's Lace Vestees, in good as- sortment, regular $1.50 value, at $1.0o.
 Roman Stripe Scarfs and Sashes, very styhisn-at $3.S8 and $50. Marabout capes and stoIes-at $4.5o to S73.0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
WOMEN.s GLOVES

Women's Long Black Silk Gloves, 12 and 16-button length, in black enty-Specizl price a pair ...-~.~..~--.....~ 95c Wemen's Strap wrist Chamoi- sette Gloves, in white, gray and beaver, regular $1.65 value, at $1.29 Women's "Trefousse". French
 Kid Gloves, black, write and colors, at ..v-.........-... $295
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
CANDY SPECIALS

30c Lfcoriee Gum Drops, at. =. 19, 3oe Paper Salt Water Taffy-SpeeiaI price a ID. ..... 19 4oc Chocolates, in a variety of
 flaVors-Speoial price a Ib. =. 29 5oc Colonial Sugar Mints, in
 light flaVors, at. at................ 39 eoc Marshmallow Patties, Pisha-
 chic flavor, Chocolate Coating,
 rolled in cocoanut, at. 5e
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
WOMENS AND MISSES
 SWEATERS

Women's and Misses light weight, All Wool, Tuxedo Sweat ers-these are regular $S50 value at ........ .---.... ...-..--.-.-...... $50
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
UMBRELLAS, $1.29

Umbrellas, American Taffeta eover- ing. paragon frame, made with mems or women's style handles, sizes 26 and 23-inch-SpeciaI price $129 each, regular price S1.75.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
WOMEN'S BAGS

The new Pilgrim Bags, the latest style for women, in black, blue, brown and gray, genuine Indian leather Special values at $1,oo, $2.3e and $2.S3.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
DOMESTIC DEPT

4o-ineh plain white VoiIe, for Waists, Dresses, etc., regular soc VaLue7 ae .--cs~-s><s.s .ss's'..s....... 33c Madras Shirtings, subject to slight imperfections, regular 69e value, at ................-.... 35c 50 pieces of 36-inch English Long Cloth, soft fidish-Special price for piece of 10 yards. $1.45 Just 50 round Center Pieces, size 54 inches, lace trimmed, for
 mer value $2es-Speciai price $1.1e
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

BridEeport.-The price of milk in Bridgeport is to drop one cent a quart June l.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28
HOSIERY SPECIALS

Boys hsaV-y -r~eiSast, black ribs bed HOssry, sizes to 11-spe- eial price a pair. r...---......-.....-25 70 Bow hea~Y-wSight black rib- bed Hosisry, Sizss 2 to 1oIs, reg ular SC Valus-Speciai Lrics a pGtr .....-------...-.. +.S-sG W0noen's ~IpS~$eh" Hosierr, in black n5eroerized Lisle, seam in tte bseso-Spsoaal price. ......... S3e Wonen's ~FTbre silk" Hosiery, black only, regular value 59e paAr-SpOcizi priee ........- 39e WoEnen's Mereerized Drop stitea Hosiery, in black and cor dosao-SpSeial price a pair... Fse W0msn's Silk srd Fibre HOsier5, black Snty, inelvdine such we'll iSnos'n makes as "onyx" Very speeaE value, at.......~ 7Se Wonen's fhl fashioned or three seam Hosiery, nneroerized, black and eOrdOVan-SpeeiaI price. 1-s s6r