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Evening star., 1922-02-14
BY JAMES ALLERTON.
SDeciaI Dispa tch IN The Star

ssecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, February 14.-Busi-
ness this week got a late start on ac-
count of the holiday Monday, but the
largest number of buyers represent
ing retail houses gathered here in
years is now In the city and trade Is
expected to brighten perceptibly be-
fore the end of the week. Increased
buying power of the farmer is finding
a reflection in the retail business,
which in turn is being passed on to
jobbers. wholesalers and manufactur-
ers. Prices for finished products. how
ever. have not reflected the rise In
many raw materials and manufactur-
ers in this district are working on
small margins Of profit in many lines.
Sweaters and knit goods continue
In hrst-rate demand here. Millinery
houses have recorded some improve
ment in demand. and building hard
ware. farm and garden implements
in the iron and steel trade are on
foundries are showing more activity.
Building preparations continue un-
dimin shed with considerable firmness
manifested in building materials. Coal
Is moving more freely and some re-
serve stocks are being stored in an
ticipation of any possible shortage.
The silk business continues to re-
fleet the unsteadiness of the primary
markets and both manufacturers and
retailers of finished goods continue to
exercise caution in their purchases.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
ExpoRTs To CANADA DRoP.

OTTAWA. February II. United
States exports to Canada took another
tumble during December, being valued
at $40,SS5.o00. as against $6l,ss6. 900
were $4.000.0o0 below the November
figures.
Exports to. the United States during
December took another slump, being
only $eS.374.000. as against $64.Ss5.0o0
S11, 100000 below those for November.
For the calendar year 1921 the i'm
ports from the United States were
valued at 3554.30s.000. as compared
with $s2l.ZsS.ooo hor lszo. Durine the
to dropped from from $56s,s77.0o0 to
$326.969,000. Still, in spite Of this
Canada continues to be Uncle Sans
second-best customer.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Substantial Trade Gains
Forecasted at Twin Cities
BY f. ID. JENCkES.
ecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ST. PAUL, February 14.-Business
men OF the Twin Cities forecast sub
stantial trade gains throughout the
northwest and expect better volume
of business throughout the spring and
summer. The increased purchasing
power of the farmer is seen in the
s4,000.0 900 volume Of sales at the auto
mobile show recently held here. over
10000 people from this territory at
tended the show. The most tender
spot in the northwest, North Dakota,
IS healing. Farmers are more opti-
mistic, business is improved in the
rural districts and fir ancing is more
adequate. Northwestern contractors
in convention today forecast the
greatest construction program in the
history of this territory. Brokers re-
port that the boarded money Of the
northwest is appearing. The advance
in the prices of farm products has had
an immediate and noticeable effect on
retail merchandise sales which have
picked up in every community.
Mall order houses report good busf-
ness and millinery, dry goods and
hardware merchants report a satis-
factory volume of business.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Commodity Reports
From Various Sections
Goa I.

ALTOONA. Pa. February IA (Spe-
ciaD.-Spurred by government reports
that stocks of coal will not last more
than forty-one days in the event of a
mine shutdown due to strike, large
consumers. including railroads. are
accumulating a surplus by buying
heavily. Some operators assert they
did more business in the early part of
February than in December and Jan.
uary combined.
WELLSBURG. w. Va, February II
(SpecfaD.-The West Virginia-Pitts-
burgh Company's mine at Golfers.
ating again on a normal basis. Or
ders on hand assure a long run. With
the steel mills at Follansbee and
Wierton working full time, prospects
in the district are bright.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
BRrrIsH coAI oUTpUrLoWEsT

NEW YORK. February 1.-THE re-
port Of Great Britain's production of
coal during 1921 has called forth the
comment in London that the output
Of lss.6sS,s00 tons is the lowest Of
any year on the records of the British
coal industry since 1887. and 124.000,-
900 tons less than the high record
production which was achieved In
1913. The small production last year
is attributed almost entirely to the
strike Of the coal miners. which last
ed from the beginning of April 10
July 2, causing an estimated decrease
In normal production OF 6b,o0o.000
tons.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Report Pay Rolls Growing
in the Pittsburgh District
BY II. b. LAUFMAN.
Special Dispa tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITTSBURGH, February 14.-Clear-
ance sales have made big inroads in
the stock of Pittsburgh merchants.
Some of the department stores are
Offering any suit or overcoat in stock
at not more than $25. There have
been similar drives in women's wear
and other lines. These sales have
been an important factor in reducing
stocks. The demand for spring goods
Is already in evidence.
Pay rolls are growing in this dis
trict. Steel plants are enlargins pro-
duction. The McKeesport Tin Plate
Company and the Allegheny and West
Penn plants at Breckenridge are op-
Grating at capacity. The tremendous
plants of the United States Steel Com
pany at Braddock, Duquesne and
Homestead report improvement In
output The moderate decrease in
tonnage of untitled orders of the steel
corporation for January did not dis
turb sentiment and steelmakers are
encouraged by the volume OF new
business now being received.
A brisk demand for coal is in EVIL
depce. Large consumers are accumu-
laing reserve stocks, in order to be
protected in event of strike in the
Pennsylvania coal fields.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
NOTICE REDEMPTION
To Holders Of viokexy Notsa and othsfs Csa


cernsd: Notice q herssy giysn AZ felievs:
/. Call fer 1edsnptisn ef az par cent Vic
tsry Hetss. An ef the 81 per cent series q
Notes Of 1872 2-1e29, otherwise Known a. 3E
Per cant victofy Notes, are. hereby called for
pto!i.iSn Tor fedsMptiol contsasd = ths Notes
fAd IN nsasury Department Circuiar Number
SSe, Gated April II, 1919. under which the
potss we're originaiy i:.ued. Interest on ell
essss- On said redemption date. iuns i5, lee2.
q easpeadsa and Tszmilatisa sf viotsgy
1ete osavsssioa Priyilsgs. IN view. Of The can
fer the redemption Of all ~ Per cent Victory
pso1is,ons % mi q aid Tressury Hepsrtment ( Or s
cuiar Numbsr ,13s, the privilege Of copvSruion
e vleto.y Notes Of either seIies into vietery
Gom Fsheuary Q, 1922, to .Juns Is. iSRz, both
inclusive, and on Dune -. 1874 Win ta.ninats.
vsrtibie. sf6ctiye Fedflafy o, 1924 anl o.
end amer thst date ~ ecavsrsioAs Of TIE notes
& DstaiisS inepsnatios ~ 10 tie pressats-
Estss Ssssts5seps!sa = Eiyen b 1fsssusv D.
kefflkens Ct111lft 1eumhef 81, da(ed FS6eusfY
= sssssI 80 9: $50 :,ss':s'; e, G I
Evening star., 1922-02-14

Rugs have almost displaced carpets
dealer. % Sales Of carpets are confned
chiefly to buyers seeking goods for
use on stairs. Oriental rugs have
gained steadily In popularity, he ex-
plains. because of reduction Of prices
to pre-war levels,
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Washington Stock EXCHANGE.

Ma.hington Gas 5s$l 900 at ssh.
Capital Traction-25 at 9Sk, at p5E
washington Railway and Electric pfd-cs
Washington Gas Light-25 at ~, 2 at 4sx
143k, 8 at H. S' -
AFTER CALL.
Wasnington Gas 7h-$S0O At 1o5h,
MAsnlDston Gas Light at a.
Money-Call loans, S and q per cent
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Live Stock.

FORT WORTH, February IA (Spe-
ciaD.-The innocent hog again has
made its appearance in the Texas
market. Prices for hogs have ad.
which is the highest price recorded
for a year.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
COttOnR.

BOSTON, February IA (Special).-
With the exception of ginghams and
sheetings, the demand for cotton
goods is falling off. Buyers are re-
fusing to purchase beyond immediate
needs. Those who have been accus-
toned to ordering in 50.000-yard lots
have cut their orders to 10000 yards.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
IeNelYY.

NEW YORK. February II (Spe-
cial).-There Is more activity in evi.
dence in the manufacture of jewelry
and wholesalers are fairly busy. Re-
tailers seem to be adding to their
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Lumber.

SAN FRANCISCO, February IA (Spe-
ciaD.-There has been a sudden slump
in the export shipment of lumber but
increasing demand from t.,s western
part of the United States has Offset
this loss. Prices are hardening.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Wool,

SAN FRANCISCO, February IA
(SpeciaD.-Wool prices continue to
rise in this market Some clips sold
this week brought 81 cents, against
23 to rs three weeks ago. Growers
are slow to make contracts. Heavy
snow and cold in the mountains has
caused some loss Of lambs.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Grain.

FORT WORTH, February IA (Spe-
ciaD-The spot grain market in
southwestern .centers is again show
ing a slight upward slant
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Steel.

PITTSBURGH. February IA (spe-
cia).-Market prices of pig iron are
not materially changed this week,
but small lot is said to have sold
under the regular quotation. Besse-
mer is quoted at $3.50; basic, SIS,
and foundry, $1s fob. valley.
DOVER. Ohio. February II (Spe.
ciaD.-The Hanna Furnace Company
Is placing it's furnace here in readi.
ness for blast. 1t has been idle since
December, 1920.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Glass.

KANE. Pa. February IL Especially.
The large plant of the American
window Glass Company at James
City, closed December 4, has been
placed in operation.
Evening star., 1922-02-14

Machinery.
CLEVELAND, February II (Spe-
ciaD.-The Lakewood Engineering
Company reports the receipt of the
largest railroad order in some time.
The order Is for lift trucks and comes
from a western road.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Leather.

NEW YORK, February II (spe-
ciaI.-Prices for leather are firm
here. Tanneries of low grades of
leather are running at nearly full
speed put those plants making a spe-
cialty Of the better grades are doing
little.
Evening star., 1922-02-14
MOSTBIYERS IN YEARS GATHER
INNEW YORK FOR RETAIL TRADE
Increased Purchasing Power Of Farmers
Finds Reflection in Business-Many
Lines Show Renewed Activity.
Machinery.

stocks. but are buying most conserva-
lively. tE
Evening star., 1922-02-14
Notes.

QUINCY, Mass. February II (Spe-
ciaD.-The Fore River Shipbuildine
Company. subsidiary Of the Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation. has laid of
1000 men. bringing the total number
empioyed at Its plant here to 1900
men. Federal officials stationed ar
the yards have been notified to stop
work en- many big ships. Unless new
orders are received before fall the
plant will be forced to close down.
according to statement today by
General Manager Wakeman.
DETROIT. February II (speciaD.-
me total employment here has
the latest report of the EmpIoyers.
association. Several thousand more
few days. last
Evening star., 1922-02-14
WoOlen GOodS.

NEW YORK, February II Especially. }.
-Buying of wooden goods for NEXT
fall continues fairly active in this
market. Tweeds and fancy backed
overcoatings are in the largest de-
mand.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01

NEW MATERIALS FOR
MEMS SHIRTS
SuPerfine Shirtings in pretty patterns.
Csc and 29c yard
Imported AndersOn's Woven Stripe
Scotch Madras, in splendid shirt
ing stripes.
Shirting Madras, with sill; stripes.
soc and 69c yard
FOR GIFT MAKING
EMBROIDERY LINENS
IN GREATER VARIETY
.t THAN USUAL
1S-inch White Art Linen. Toe yard
1s-inch Fine Round Thread Linen,
1s-inch Genuine Draweasy Linen,
S1.45 yard
2O-inch Genuine Draweasy Linen.
y $3.50 yard
S6-inCh Genuine Draweasy Linen.
$3.50 yard
45-inch Genuine Draweasy Linen,
SOS yard
54-inch Genuine Draweasy Linen,
9G-inch Round Thread Scotch Linen.
$1.4S yard
36-inch Draweasy Linen. S1.9S ward
S6-inch Handkerchief Linens. in all
the wanted colors, in two splendid
sheer qualities.
Sl.2S and S1.39 ward
lS-ineh Natural Col0red Art Linen.
SOC yard
2O-inch Natural Colored Art Linen,
2O-inch Aircraft Linen. natural color.
20-inch Fine Quality Art Linen. nat
ural color ~ csc yard
27-inclI Embroidery Linen. natural
color ....... -. 05c yard
color ......:.. $3.50 yard
ferent sizes of mesh, zee yard
35-ineh Mercerized scrim, 69c yard
40-inch Jewel Cloth, in white and
cream color. ..... $1.30 yard
a WIDE VARIETY OF MATERI-
AIS FOR KIMON0S AND
BATH ROBES
Beautiful. New Kimono Silks. in new
colorings, with handsome. large
Other Kimono Silks. -. csc yd.
Handsome Figured Crepes and Plain
Jap Crepes, in large assortments
OF colors. 49,. 29C and 35c I'd.
KimonO FIannels, with dots and fig
ures ......: Zoe yard
Heavy Beacon Eiderd0wn in large va
riety of handsome patterns for bath
robes
27-inch. 59c yd., s6-inca, 75e yd
81 and 36-inch Corduroy in all the
light and bright colors, as well as
staple shades. Very popular for
Datn ropes 0SG yard
32-ipch Paisley Corduroys, in several
colors . SLIGO yd
Beacon Blankets for Bath Robes, at
$3.50 each
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
Hundreds of Styles of Knit Goods
For Women Misses Little Boys and Girls and Babies

Chiidren's Warm knitted TOques and
Caps, in brushed wool or knitted
yarns. All colors, from
35c to $3.50
Warm Teddy Bear Sets for Children.
including sweater, leggins. cap and
mittens. E'lain or brushed wool
yarns. Pretty colorings, from
$4.9S to $1,000
Infants BOotees. in both short and
knee lengths. a variety of novelty
effects Colors. pink, blue and
white, from. $50. 29c to $1-9S
Infants Dainty Sacques and Sweaters
in a splendid assortment of pretty
styles and lovely colors, white, pink.
blue and two-tone effects. from
$1.25 to $3.9S
Infants knitted or Crocheted Caps
and B0nnets. in a variety OF nov
city or staple stl les. from
Use to $4.9S
Infants Warm Mitteals. thumbless or
with thumbs, from Zoe TO $1.SS
Carriage Robes for infants, hand
knitted or crocheted! Some in two
tone effects, $4.9sS and $5.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01

AMONG OUR LARGE STOCK
OF SILKS
are the following, especially suitable
for gift purposes. Any length will be
packed in a holly covered box.
Handsome Paisley Crepe de Chimes
and Canton Crepes, 40 inches wide,
at $2.9S and S3.9S yard. Very
handsome for the new blouses.
Handsome, Small Figured Crepe de
Chimes. in assortment of shades, al
$2.3S yard Very handsome for
waist patterns.
80 COIors in Our Special Quality
Crepe de Chimes, at So. 9S yard
Satin Canton Crepes, Heavy Canton.
Charmuese. Silk Crepe Knit. in all
wanted shades 10 inches wide,
$2.9S, $3.50 and S3.9S I'd.
Large ASSOrtmenfs of Canton Creme.
Satin, Crepe Knit and Taffetas, in
black, $3.50 to $3.SS yd.,
Pure Silk Duyetyn in a dozen shades
S3.9S yard
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR
CHILDREN

Children's Colored Handkerchiefs. in
= scores of new designs. ...... 90
Children's White HandkerChiefs, with
narrow colored borders. ..... Sc
Children's White and COlOred Hem
stitched, with colored figures,
Toe and 12%c
Children's Handkerchiefs. in fancy
picture folders ..........- LOG
Children's Fancy Boxes of 3 Hand
kerchiefs. usually embroidered an
colored figures. a dozen STYLES,
25c and soc box
NEW - ChikIren's Boxes Of Seven
Handkerchiets. embroidered for each
day in the week
White with col0red embroidery.
soc box
C0lored Hamkerehiefs with colored
embroidery S1.OO DON
NEW-Teenie sWeenie Handkerchief
two in a little metal suit case,
Csc each
NEW HANDKERCHIEF
IN BOYS SIZES
Boys Size, White. Hemstitehed, at
Boys size. CoIored Borders, at
Boys Size, all linen, at....... zoe
Boy Scout HandkerclIiefs, at. Zoe
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01

New Fancy White Aprons. round.
square and long shapes,
soc. sec. Use and S1.OO
Complete Line New White Aprons
for Mattresses, Nurses and Cooking
School, sec, soc, 81, 1925
New Aprons of Unbieached Cotton.
novelty trimmings of cretonne.
Some have caps TO match.
81, $1.25, S1.39 and $3.50
New COIored Aprons, in novelty
STYLES, with pretty appliques, and
Black Satin Aprons with cretonne
or applique trimmings,
$3.50 and $2.9S
New Cretonne Aprons. with appliques
and trimmings of contrasting col
ors, soc, S1.O0 and $2.9S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
NEW HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENTS
IN THESE COTTON GOODS

Desirable as gifts or for making
into gifts.
Handsome Christmas Percales, large
assortment of patterns,
lee and $3.50 yard
Beautiful AssOrtments of Super Per-
Gales, extra fine count. Special
Christmas patterns, 29c yard
Best Makes of 27-inch Ginghams.
Christmas assortments, 25e yard
Handsome Assortments of Best
Makes Of American Ginghams, 81
inches wide, at 29e and 39c I'D.
Anderson's Christmas Patterns in I'm
ported Scotch Ginghams,
Special at see I'd.
Beautiful New silk Tissues. in want
ed checks and plaids; a one-half
silk fabric ............ sec I'd.
Satin Finish Buty Chine, n beautiful.
soft, mercerized cotton for gift un-
derwear, in white, flesh color. or
child, yellow and blue, in both plain
and shadow strine.
sec and g9c yard
Silk MuIls and 4. Il. C. Silks. in all
shades. ....... soc and sec I'D.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
Christmas Aprons
NEVER so MANY KINDS BEFORE

Pretty. Small Percale Aprons, new
shapes and novelty trimmings,
soc and sec
Large PercaIe Aprons. in many new
styles and pretty trimmings.
81. S1.39, $3.50 and $1.9S
Rubber Back Aprons of Pretty Gre
tonnes. percales and small checks.
see, 75c, 81 and $1.25
All Rubber Aprons. ruffle trimmed
or plain. :...... 75c and 81
New Fancy Aprons for Children. of
unbleached cotton. percales and Gre
tonnes, appliques, ruffle trimming
and many other novelties,
soc, sec and 75c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
Columbia YARNS IN MANY NEW
col 0RS

CLUMBIA YARNS IN MANY NEW
COLORS
Germantown in 40 shades, at
55c ball
Saxony, in colors, at. =. 3Sc ball
Scotch Yarn, in 3S shades, at
Floss. in ~ shades. at. -. $50 ball
Heather Yarn, in four colors. at
Slk-WOoI, in II shades. at 55c BAH
55c ball
Spanish Yarn, in seven shades, at
55c ball
Lady Jane in three colors, at
soc ball
NigO1a, in six cOlors, at. Use ball
POmpadOur Wool, in three colors, at
75c ball
White Sports Wool, for heavy sweat
Heavy Amoskeag knitting Yarn. in
gray, khaki, heather, maroon, dark
green, navy and black. Hanks of
one-quarter pound, 75c hank
The tbs Same anne Yarn oa1ri in Scotch Wsght .d, II
Mercerized Crochet COttons, in white
and colors. Royal Society, ID. NJ. c..
Silkine, o. y. T. and c.. NJ G.
Martha Washington Sweater Silk, a
made in Brattleboro" product In
best cOlors S5O-yard Hank. S1.50
Mems Tie Silks, in many coiors 250-
yard reels, for Only 75c
New Tan Pillows. Scarfs and Centers.
in several designs
New Linen Stamped Goods of ali
kinds
Beads in Every Color of the Rain
bow. Bottle beads and imported
beads in jet, steel, gold and silver
lined and the new iridescent col
orS.
Slipper SOIes for Yarn Slippers, both
lambs wool and quilted satin
lined
The Latest Editions in Yarn Books.
Crochet Books, Mems Tie Books,
Zoe to soc
Beautiful Cretonnes for pillow and
box covers, bags and endless other
Christmas things. New line, Just in.
Uncovered Floss Pillows, in square.
oblong and round shapes Cushion
forms, muslin and satin covered.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01

sunny Books-23 Titles. beautiful
books in handsome boxes to match
covers ..-...'....... only SOc
Wee Books. in a dozen titles, at 4Oc
CHEEKY Books in six titles, at Csc
Linen and Cloth Books. at -. 25c
Paper Books.
Special Values at Zoe and 15c
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01

NEW AND BETTER VALUES
IN LINEN AND SWISS
PLAIN HEMSTITCHED
TOR WOMEN
Wonen's and Chiidren's Fire Swiss,
at observation-disclosures DC
WOmen's Sheer Imported Swiss, at
Zoe
WOmen's Pure Linen. Hemstitched,
Special at Toe and IL y G
Women's Finer Linen.
3 for soc, tie ca.
Women's Imported Hemstitched Lin
en- in both sheer and cambria
weights, II and ZIG inch hens.
All shire stitched. at
25c, 39e and soc
Beautiful Linen Handkerchiess. with
116 inch hens. 4 fine, light weight
cambria. Shire stitched,
Special Value at soc
WONIEN'S FANCY EMBROTD-
Erred HANDKERCHIEFS
Are 80 per cent better than last
year, price by price For instance. the
2Jc handkerchiefs this year are. with
the exception of the madeiras, all pure
early.
AT Sc and Zoe - Splendid variety
helnstitched with white and colored
embroidery.
AT IKE - A wonderful variety of
new embroidered handkercbiefs.
both white and colored.s
AT 17c. , for Bookstores of new
patterns, mostly all linen, with
white and colored embroidery. Also
imported handkerchiefs with woven
colored borders and colored embroid-
cry.
IT 2Sc-The finest collection ever
in the store. More than 200 pat
terms. All linen, hand embroidered
AL linen, shire stitched and heavy
embroidery. All linen, plain colors,
both with and without embroidery
Beautiful, new Madeiras with en-
broidered scallops and figures.
AT 35c--A choice but smaller col
lection in Madeiras, embroidered
and lace edges.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
Dress Patterns, Waist Patterns, Skirt
Patterns and Kin70uO Patterns

White Dimity Waist Patterns. in
large assortments of stripes and
checks, soc, csc, Use, csc
up to $3.50 each.
White Sheer Wolfe Waist Patterns,
with silk stripes, $3.50 each
Handsome White Madras Waist Pat
terms, with colored silk stripes,
$1.25 and $1.5S each
Waist Patterns of Anderson's I'm
ported COlOred Striped Madras,
S1.26 and S1.59 each
Beautiful CoIOred e silk Plaid and
Check Waist Patterns.
$3.50 each
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
INITIAL HANDKERCHTEFS
FOR WOMEN. MEN AND
CHILDREN


CHILDREN
Women's All Linen Initials.
Very Special at tic each
Women's Pure Linen bnitials. six in
box ..,....-.....-. zoe eaeh
Women's Pure Linen Initials. six in
box ........ OOc each
Mems Hemsiitched Initials.
AZ Only 1870
Mems All Linen Initials. not boxed.
Only Csc each
Mems All Linen Initials. six in box.
soc each
Mems Fine Linen Initials. Longfel
low letters, 75c each
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS
BOTH COTTON AND LINEN
And - Per Cent Better
Than Last Year
Mems Splendid Hemstitched Cotton
Handkerchiefs, at Sc and 1Oc
Mems Fine. Soft Finish Hemstitched
Handkerehiefs, Special, IL y g
Mems Hemstitched with Satin Stripe
Borders, assorted stripes,
Special at IL e
Mems Pure Linen, Henstitched. Last
years soc quality, Special at csc
Mems Pure Linen, Ienstitehed. ex-
ira size, Special at 29c
Mems Pure Linen, Hemstitched. last
years soc quality,
Special at 3Sc. . Tor $50
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01

Mems Pure Linen. Hemstitched. shire
stitched. Last years 75c quality,
Special at soc
Mems Fine Imported Hemstitched,
shire stitch, hand-drawn hens.
Use and $1.OO
Mems Pure Linen Tape Borders,
plain hens. Fine imported numbers
at half last years prices. Beautiful
Gift Handkerchiefs at soc and 81
Mems Colored Borders, handsome
stripes, at ....-. = ana zoe
Mems Turkey Red and Indigo Blues.
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
Christmas Handkerchief
For Women, Men and Children

There's place handkerchefs gifts
But there when they perfect
accord Christmas No
few welcome Months have been selecting this
Christmas and of the variety offered
equally enthusiastic Note the Specials
In shire stitched andkerche the threads handdrawn fer
the hens that after laundering they will perfect They
expensive those with cut hens
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
The Joys of Gift Making

Are Made Easy If You Select Your Materials Here.
Many New Things For the Holidays.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-01
COMPLETE NEW LINE
OF
Children's Books
FoR AGES / To s YEARS

FUN AUES To lI1EAINo
Zoe, 15c. 2Ee, 4Oc and soc
Selected with the greatest care. In
the pictures they present - III the
beauty of their thoughts-in the hap
piness of their stories-in the color
of the pictures, YOU viii indeed find
them books good for children.