Putnam patriot. [volume], May 22, 1908, Image 8

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To lilt!** aoulh paw Hotry t" ,h‘‘
village of Wauiegan belong*. the eredit
„l titling out tie fanadian* To
mcmti 1 hr league leader* li'iiiic without
a tingle run i« worthy of apeeial notice,
and he did the trtek practically oil
abrite, for, although hi* wip|»'ft wa«
perfect, there waan't * man hrlnnrl
\im (hat ha<! to accept anything but
tri ea*y chance, a* whenever Putnam
•tiii connect, ami It didn't go altogether
•vale, it went direct to a llelder'a hand*.
tin the other hand Magnail couldn't
keep the hit* watte red, and iri the Hr«t
inning four men up run nee ted aafely,
tint M inu«l lie admitted tlial the lir»t
three were of the we rat eh variety.
Thear htl« nelled three earned run*.
The la«t two run« were marie witli
lhe a«d«laner of pa* ted ball*, the Ma
wager not showing hliuanal form la
bind the Oat, hut it looked from the
tvr-neii a* though hi* couain ernaaed
hirn al time«.
Wauregan played an t rrorll— game,
and the only error that the vl.itorw
tnnde waw an eieuidhle one t'V H
Magnan, who dropped a foul fly after
a hard run. I or lit** home team, out
aide the pjtehlng of Harry, the feature*
were a niee throw to third hy • .adt»-i<
*»if Daigle which eatighl Mope- nml a
good eateh by llugnu off Marlon Kor
the < 'anadlaua, l.l/otte got a pretty
one hand atop and retired Onvru in
fie fifth Marion pulled down a long
lilt itir lireniian in tliH nlntti. and in
I tie m ’ eft! h litre iv flnvmnnd out at the
plate front e* liter.
'there *». a iargt tatherin ■ pren nt
1 t hit till- I-Illtie lelweell tile Mile lllld
tile giey. I lie bleacher* were -mti
Itlhd an.I tin lie).I w i- enniplelely
lined with |«-ople, atltomohlh ■, and
carting.
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when Nevenn lilt an easy grounder
• low'll iOWftrd* It»"t Morse VV is pktyhig
cdnse to the bag mill the* hut I went * de
Ifrngiin hit ft grounder that Da «' 1**1 g'•
by thinking I »»tr«> would Held It nml
hi r »*n-\ out went for n hit. Hay
mood j topped on** of flu* D*xtt*» league
xaiiety «». * • r 11» -1 and Neveau scored,
firolboi- i-‘"l a u'*►<mI idiom driv•• l>etwceii
third ami short mid two more run*
eroMtMl. Hadlsd* went down on a **«
«rilh*c find to third on a passed bull
loit got no further
Id/otle w ;in I In* only < anndinn I > *»ee
first lie beat n hunt hut w i-out at
him'hihI, <>ii n cl oc deidolon, Dying to
steal.
I.nroe*|»m '»}« !od thr • • Mid ind with
* safety. tools **<-ot)d on a pa ^**d l*all
third on tint ry ■» iinzh* and <• »o d «»n
Neveau * sacrifice, a long My to lett
P ilnam v *t twi- men » la; «*» *•«
«*i»nd \Vtill one down, Mm .»• talked
mid stole Daigle hH rt grounder to
tiadisiD who threw fU’fiw' and caught
Mome at thiid, u-« he made no attempt
to slide Dumas gut ft Ingte that put
Daigle on MMHind, hot it w a- all o « r
when !!• M •» n.oi fanned.
Dave got out o| a tight place t*i the
fourth. I-each end l aro. ipH dngnd
amt Harry wa- hit, titling the Ins -
N'-Nt'Hii hit to Mot■•* v\tm threw I < leh
tint at the plate. Ilogatt tut i little tty
to D. Mag nan who turned it into a
tlotihlv h\ getting !, uoe.jti * oil t In rd
t he Jiivt tm of the .Moe* w o Ni%»f. I
in tSit* fifth. Uadlsiis put rate met
isCeond, stole and went to ttnid on a
passed halt. Dovem put i hot one to
Id/otle. He made the -top one hand
and got the nnmei at first, but in tin
mean time DatilmN tiad em-sed
Putnam had the ehauee of the game
in the sixth. rate opened it with a
single and Pi/otte till tv* left and tie
HjiH look a had Uuind turning It into a
•louble \V uh a man on mtuii'I and
tlime out, tm one present evpeehd les
t hau a raujiU* of runs, i \ivpl pitcher
flurry, that gentleman settled down to
lit* task without a Dare of i*e\ousue*s,
took plenty oJ time and when Da^m
bit an easy one to short for tin out at
tir and Mailon fanned, the lo< o
footers negiin to share in their pitcher's
courage Morse was up l‘w« Sutut
<lay s m succession lie lias Kvu the man
behind tin hat I'hD time he eame to
i*.il after a warm argument with a
IVauffganuite and |>ei*diHps wnsimt
m cool as |*issihle, any how after a
couple awing* he put an easy grounder
to masviid and was an easy third out
W.iuregrm got a men as tar as aeeottd
in tile sixth, srsentli, and eighth but
roiikin’t advance them
When Tatro started theetgth with a
lucky double a run looked possible
t.i/nttrwa* out at find. Gngne hit a
tad Hurt which Hogan captured and
doubled Tatro by ten feet
there w a** a last fechlv spark in the
breast* of the visitors when Daigle
reached second on a single and pascal
bail In tiie ninth. Tiiere were two out
however and Dumas ended it by rol -
Ing an easy gioumter to Hrermrm. i • id
bols geltiug Uh* put out
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whm fielding a hsttnl hall
\\ nuregan S- MMI i <MHi‘—o
Two i-r.-r hlta. Xat.ro, 1 lizotle. Harry.
Hi^irn liiati Ir, Morw*. 11 h i I * >i * ■
Struck out Ijv M agnao it, Harry o.
|ia«r on hall*. Harry I. Hit t>V pitched
i.all. M ignnu 1. '-ail*. M.
M»gnan i Govern I Htld pitch
VIagnnn linuM** play*, Magnan to
l.i/otte. Il<nrati .to Hreiinan. Atten
dance 400. Time !. in. I 01(11 re I' a hey.
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M< at of tlie fana, at le»*t (MiWite of
the G ro*v * nordale*, I'rikrfl to nee the
Jewett* trim Amk-iiia on tlieir own |
ground* l.aroae wa* the factor that
kept the tailrnder* at the I ml tom a*
the lira* the vlvitor* eon Id do with him I
wa* ithree «eatt< red hit*. wiiile the
local* wep- touching up Mcl.aughlin
for II Till error* of the Jewett* tu-re
rt *|*.n*ihle for a number of the run*,
and II rri'i-l I* that they hail an off"
day a* they are by no menu* xecotid
rater*.
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Norw loh '|. aftvtlle |u— flayville !«.
I'oor old flayville, with a lead of 7
run* in the flr*t Inning they couldn't
ki* p Hermit'* aggregation down, hut
allowed them to win In the eighth by
getting four men around It haik* a*
though plteher Howera put all hi»
vitality into the fir*t game he | Itelierl
N. Taft* 2100 i 0 h 4 ‘ — 10
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aertf ce lilt* Neveau,
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t’ tiglimit diet doesn't rwith u«.
N" noise coming home
1 *«11 • tie brake on the toboggan next
r^rtt t inlay.
,\ in vv fiat for a horn* run wa« 11***
sign on tlir M'lifc -Uiar I Nothin;' do
ing.
t mpirr i* ah» v, w ho ha* held the in
di« dor oyer Putnam, to* given good
-lid nsfiielton
There houid in:* a e»H»d turnout to
w» !* -nine tin' < in.idian iioin ■
< hii l ih our - nrw - room U head
I i uit'ii foi I i . l id! talk I hr KHIlM'*
mr played over there every evening.
Inriir- culled it 7 j» m
Sene one in \\ eh*ier list l.i/.oltc in
the fan with a jiieee of apple pie in
tin- 11 U(ll school game let w**k The
third Im-i inan docent object to pie l>ut
In* prefers to eat it with a fork.
\V hen I ite w as oil t flint and 1.»/ on
seeond humming that little jmrod.v.
“Waiting at the Hase,M one of those
long Id-, from long Muse were longed
I or I ’id he get it ' \ nv .
I he Putnam-* have trailed piteher
itoniri for I’ioii Munir* will soon *»c
given a tiial If \\ auregan llitd* Mag
mm next Saturday his trial will come
then; otherwise not until I’ceorntion
day
Jeirv Milttettn was at tin* trolley
I -latiftn nftei the y ion* li ving to Ik* en
j lerlning. It wa> i he 1 pi os p«.-dt n*n
to "• i i nolle out ot a Mutuant fan
an*I Jeir,V si MM| gave it lip.
I ll* Ida n.uu it t! • ( T \ of
Wriisjerll t > last - iturdiiv Onl\
■ lids were made oft piteher llntiift.
No one v\ ill shed a tear when the old
emends at the river side are \ aeated
lit* s 11 i ties t -seal \ Mel • aim, • Pop’
U » leh, ‘ \eUe i iinihert * Hill" ihtvem,
John Uynn, Hymn Morse, “(41111
M orpin and the other <iead ones of
tin* hase hall world, who fought their
ist battle on the <•!*! gromt ts, may U
lonesome hut that is a I
Hutu i n had a team playing in
\\ i i I' an is \ tile last s.*«iitidn\ Mink
1 wiswnsinlhe lw>\, I I said l Io n
ouL made t hire hit* ot!‘the old man
Hut n am was l s a ten a to I.
It we put mans m ee teams in the
h lit, then will ite no one hut women
and *-nihli n for spectators
Nor w teh Taft\ itle is ha\ mg umpire
troutdes I'iv iileut lteeve***l the fe -
g o ;»n tv npiaint from Manager He
ii d that I 11 pi ■ -he i ■ .h wet t l it \ ,
w o* **dhM de i at saoheiu park la't
sat mdav , is tm*at Mactory to liim and
’< ts \ e I « 1 * dtsNiil lulUvl with his
woik during the game I'm sident
Heevt - has taken the matter up for in
\e ligation, hut seem* to feel that
Iheie Im not sufhennl cause for such
dlastte objection a* the manager from
the soul Item end of the league ha*
made.
Hie Putnam huso hall team would
like to arrange games with out of
town teams \\ ill gi\e return game*
when league i> playing in Putnam.
\\ rite, * all or phone,Prank It (ordier,
Putnam.
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P It >. pul their old rival*, Ktl
tiogiv High, to sleep on the Morse lot
WulmsJiN after mam, score 4—-.
— V! Wiv 'Ktul-unnual meeting of the
liu- ’ all \" H-i«Ui'll ot \\ oott'll «ml
W i-li 'l M.-imi?a.’l'i eiv lielit In New
\ ms \' ritiioi.il.ii , w tli’ii -1*> |« ;>re
M’liiauii'ii of th. lastr-i woolen mill
noiit; .Inoiknii: t’l mi fa in lilt'onnnuy
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ri' iiiuit In tin1 vtorali-tt amt |
it -iOva liu.tf. i' it* i» sri'il rit*vt » lot out
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if,an - > a. a n.itftal 'Mikilj. tv
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>il, |HlU|>|l O i II |:r \11,l , til'll,laitli t.
ha :m .v iIm'h Hun iikto.1 make-.
I, , (in Ml I HuitturkItlomi
llitUr* .tic - Uiv !■ . ,| ii,-ljl rvs.1. pure
—{VNivie* I a ; leel iKtilii.
Memorial ft** OWrvaace.
Next phwwiay morning at the 1
metn’iet* of A. O. Warner P«e*. and j
other patriotic are to at - |
te>n<l service at the < ongregalioual i
church. Thr |ia*lor, Rex. I* It Sar- i
gent, will deliver an appropriate a<i- |
i|re*«. In p lace <>f the etartomary an
them* the vested eh*<ir will «irig aome
of Hie old war songs that were *o
<1 ar wlen the “hoy*” were at the
front.
On Memorial Iray. Saturday,May ;«U,
Itev. K l» Sargent will deliver the ad
dress at the Putnam Height* eernetery
at 10 a rn. The exerci*e* at St. M ary ’*
cemetery will begin at 10 St a. in. with
an address by Itev. Kr Van den .Nixjrt.
At 2.00 p. in. the decoration of gravea
at the throve at reel c.-melery will take
place Hev. G. A. Kerguaon, pastor of
the Advent church will <lelixer tire ad
dreaa. with Hev J. It. Mtuhbert and
Itev Mr Helcber taking part in the
exercise*.
On Holiday, May 24th, at 2 -Mi p. m.,
the Veteran* and Son* of Veteran* of
Thornpnon, wilt meet in the .Swedish
Lutheran t'hurch at North Oruavenor
dale. Itev l II Van Natter, pastor
of the Methodist church, will deliver
the address Itev. iA. I.indevall,
pastor of the Swedish church, will aa
j -1st in the sejvioe. A program of ap
propriate music will la- given.
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For Infant* &ud Children.
Fha Kind You Hav9 Always Bought
/f
Roars l'..* f j
Ri*ua:u:« of WUf/’VTTw
Faim of 83 Acits
For Sale
known a-On* SjmUHnR Farm in «*. Uh
Wtukliwk, o» tnat t>> the sale \\ u.
It. tHarvMi tamt. also ai*nl to!,
ltv.|i»tr*' of Mf> K t Ron i.i> or M r>
John Row, Putnam. -1 |
THEATHE
theatre
BRADLEY
\v. C. Kltrbart, Resident Manager.
>K\V MANAGEMENT.
Opening Day, Monday, May 25th.
Everybody will be admitted absolutely 1 K. E
Monday afternoon and levelling,
A cordial invitation is extended to everyone in Putnam and
vicin:ty to attend.
AFTERNOON at 3 15.
EVENING at 8 00
Change of Program
Monday. Tuesday and Thursday
Up-to-date Motion Pictures, Illustra
ted Songs and Travelogues.
After Mor ' i\ free performance-, the admiss-on will
be 5c "after • - excepting Saturdays and Holidays)
Evenings 5c m l i -
WATCH FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
p.m r kkt
The house* ah > it Pomfrel i**trin to
i**Hr their summer dre-s a* well a** the
tr«i«. mid uim* is nl ' the doors
Mini Window* o n \j *in and lights
-tuning out at ink!
Mr*, ami Mi** I mi ,r' n'' ir'l
I Inline, ami M rs ami Mi**s M het * r art*
lo Mwn to come.
i M r*. « mn I land 11«»j• j n 1 • *‘,;it tier
help on from her h an in W -hinut"!*.
and ®he and h.
low .
Mr. UoIxTt H »* ha.mir hi*
house painted.
Mi"- \ddn I
urdav from a vb t> air • - in N»■ v
H a\en.
Mr. Freemans, m, a outer resident
of Pomfrel, win* ■ ‘ tffeat ' i‘*
lerer from rheun all i ' many years,
died <|<iite sudden y <d week at hi*
home in WoretsP ' Hi* dan^hter and
family who nr< «*. ipymu: H •' Hi" "a
bin * house, i»w iint t“ the i health ot
tier husband, ret .m*.l p Worcester to
attend the funeral
Quite an eveiterm . ‘ w i> caused at
‘ The'Street >al unlay noon by tlie
Robinson barn getting - n fire. Fortu
nately the wind kept down until the
lire was under emitm! \ I the men
re*iH>nde<l <juiek y !- < < and were
jiiiek to «!«■ the need »*te. It it
had burned, nothmc • 1 Irr e l»een
saved on the street \1 *• it eventy
live men, women a I • \* them,
it was estimated M I. Hi >*\en *r
earning a* «jun k t- • in a bin
team with all In* m*-n ami a supply ot
path Sometime* we hope ttill F an
fret will own at a-1 a ehenneal f.-e
engine if nothing el*e. W *» will "tart
l be bull foiling ‘
A faNe tejMUt was started that It
erl Huss h -use was burning I'ridiy
morning, i» »t it proveil to U- a bonn-e
iwyoml tin , ti>e somewhere.
Miss Julia Urt*s\enor returned home
from a visit in I'hiladeljdna ad hi
day.
“Sister A ieep’ known letter here a*
Miss \|ite Power*, s|»ent >umln> at
The I im lad week.
Rev . \Va i* e stern* lia* resigned his
pastorate at thet dugregationai chureh.
if a may p * »eh a Sunday «u two
Mis '*terns‘ mother, Mrs. 1 ay ior, i>
% biting her.
I* ie«l I von and family sjhuiI s mday
at \\o.«dsp . k V alley
Si'Wini: i! lehine* at Jeweler V aw A
ior *1J. 'I* >*». '■ ui and
For I Vernation l>ay flowers, pare
y< ir order early with Mrs t.v ■ l*
shaw .
t he W oman’s Benevolent Soeiety of
the < - nun eattonal church w ill h • d .
straw la’rry fesiiv at on the afte tusui
tttul eveume Friday, May at t1 ■
e!iu <’h pai :s. Vll aie eotdia iy m
v ited
nl - I'Klt r Ol III'IMI’X'N *'>. h.HllAl
'« V| H > ! *» .. I - V K-twt* I*.
s\ K * -h irx Hr I iu «ald ,1:
(hv t i «>*!*« t
Uiorgr K M k.< ( PutSiim. 1-tlMi.or <
o-hrr Ui'H* !>»•• -.n, M« |>< r a|iplU*at.M*n n
lii»* mon f.il:v Hpj***r)r-., It I*
Order* «t ih * ‘.i .i appica'lon be In »rd and .1.
I* him t >l ut I In I'rohatf Oth*« ill I }uitU|Kiv>U n
-t» it |>- *. ..U T Ur- .'II In-*' V n \ I* -
■*! ' it'rlock, Iu Hit* fiirruotm, mihI that n*>uet «
KiVfU .-1 Itlr pt-i i|i-m v o‘ *'•»'• I application .»d !h«
Iune au*i |*l *v «• if h' j»rai*c thew*on, I*' pulnl»hin,{
li»r .*m ntH'F in ut*W'P*P*‘r hti'^n « « ir
illation id *.*1*1 l>.strict, a ml by it c*>p\
th« r« t»f*»n pub h‘ojtupon t Iu the 1**11 f ibvimp
• ■will -a t M*trfet. *t 1 ••.IS* 5 lilt-* b* ton Mid
day I'lt' Uin*
iiKnlMK 8*. PR »SBV. Jtttlit*.
Notice
The ('o*p«rtiimhqi heretofore ev.>tm£ be
w . li *.*eoiyv V Ha.'m*iou*l ot Putnan*, 1'ono .
a:ii) l hm ii-t Knowlton of Bro.'llyn, New
\ toll, u hWr the firm DMf and *tTk* ot Ham
to *ud Rnowhon ami Company, i* tui* tlay di*
♦olved ha mutual ooment.
The of *atd co-partnership wilt here
after e » • ntl »i by llat&moud Knowlton and
Cotnpan\ . a corporation created and orjjaniie d
under the law* ot the atate of Couu«c:iout, and
Untied at Putnam, t’oun.
Allnroount* ^u,* the late partnership bare
been tuifihsi to ^aoi corporation, and are pay
able to a.
At 1 debt* • ** ■'by anl co-partnership have
boon a^*. iraed and wilt be daly paid by *a.d
corpo at ion.
Putnaui, i -mi , Mo 16th,
IdoK y A HAVIMOSt*.
t HAU!J >0. K\OVVH\»N
21-22.
SATURDAY
BARGAIN D VY
at Clia|iut’s 'Iral Markel
Street
i
BETWEEN DAY*!.IOHT AND DANK
we neod many a basketful of life-saving.
Groceries
to pleased customer* Pure foods on y
Fragrant l/<» flees and Teas, Freshest But
ter and Eggs, and Jams that delight the
palate. We'rt f.'nvrvers of the public
health, happiness, and t be pock t-books
everyday "f th< rolling >>ar Gad to
add your uam to .ur list of pleased cus
tomer*.
lieud Our I’rirrs for Nutuida.v
12 \rtic > “ u'M1 tte Basket Fee for *1
2 lb tironu'ated Sugar 05
2 Bars f W- icome S up, 05
1 Box of Civa riser, 0.
1 1 amp t h meny. 05
1 B tt'e of I, .nun Extract, 05
l 2 ib Tea, 30
1 2 tb ( ff-» , in
1 package C’ornstkrch, 05
1 box Shoe Blat king, 07
1 4 b Pepper, 10
1 ib Ginger .inapt*, 03
*1 00
Regular pric* ?1 42.
BARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
Or * 4 t ’ • '' •’a If h»Ir.
\ ;• ^Fas'.s to K stoF?*^ Orayj
> - Vi:vi |, • %t J»ru • : •“
10-22
Attention !
mi-; hi > r
( ainly. loHnam ami Fruits
Wholesale nil*) 1!< tail
<'mifertinner) amt Ice Cream
Try Our Honie M <<1e Choc 1 Ut *• I», n
b i *>. Fhf best and the price lowest.
Our lee i reaiu is guaranteed under the
pure food law,
Price 40c £;rt
or t>ne Dollar per irallon.
We keep in our stock a full line of fresh I
Bananas of all Mie*. Try us once and I
you will be sat is tied.
George Paris,
Tel. 42 12.
Our teams deliver goods in 1’ut
| nam or any of surrounding towns.
Pari; Hair Empo ium
Importers of Human Hair
Bargain Sale of Hair Goods
Swin-hes, Waves. Hangs, Wigs sold at
i most reasonable prices. l.adies s,..d
, sample of hair. Win deliver g. H per
I tonally at your residence. Switches
and Hurts made frvin tombing,.
>w Hi • < >l .u>‘ up Address
Mss J. E. Mcrph| & Ca
Notice !
The building of tbe West Thorn p-e
tract. Seale i bids to he in the "h •
<»f the Committee hv M .nday. J ..
Is-, ai a. nr -» ml 1 i> *
examined. Plans ami specitieatioi
can s seen at the >, . ,
Kv ItliHMps t. t us i >•
- '■ MM*. The committee reserve it
right to reject any or all bids.
Thomas Ryan.)
K. H » ■••Hiss. g«ti i .rttee.
‘Scar Many an I
.
YOUR
SPRING CLOTHING
Can be bought with greatest profit and satisfaction U,
Vm.11 find our shown g the best in the city. C.othe. tjJ
Lavp a snap and style to them that will satisfy any ujM ,
soon as be tries them on. And they will stay smart
snappv. ihe good band-tailoring and the good material
posiiireiy assure it
VO UR SPRING SUIT IS HERE
J Great Bi» Slit Value at Slt.H
The verv best that a ten dollar bill can buy anywher*.
Fancy Scotches. Worsteds «nd Cheviots, in Bi wn’ Gray
and other popular Spring Shades at . H0.oq
Suits at **12.00
Plentv of smart, new fabrics to choose from,, stylishly cut
ami finished at ...... tliOO
Suits at 815.00
Fall showing of Ofays and Browns at . H5gg
OTHER SUITS a* at 5.00, 5.98, 0.48. 7.98. <>48, nja
14 48, If. Oft, 17.00. 18 00. 19.00, 20.00, 21.00, 22.00 and 24.00
Topcoats Good Dressers Want
showing that embraces every good style brought out this
spring. Goats tlmt ai e distinctive and full of character. All
the newest fabrics in the popular grays and other wanted
„l„ j,,,r slmjH -. short and medium lengths at 6.00, 7.50, 10.00
12 00!~ 15 (M*. It! 00. is.00 and 20.00.
Men s Hats
Franklin Derby at 2 00. W nijor Derby at 2,00
Better Grades at 3.00.
Men's Soit Hats in all the leading shapes and shades at
50 cents to 2 50.
Neckwear and Shirts
Negligee Shirts in all the latest colorings. 50 cents to 1.50
ckXear in all the leading shapes and the latest colorings.
Before pui chasing your spring suitor topcoat, call in
and look our lines over, for it will certainly be for your in
tei e>t to do so. Get the habit and save money by buying cf
us. Your money back if you want it. We give Green Trad
i ing Stamps, ask for them.
I A. C. LUKE & CO.,
nr.LIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS.
Telephone 51 ring 4. Putnam.
ooujv'. - C THE^ sje
★ Peoples Store
STAR.
■-ffi^HTtST ANUBCij VvNTIUrr^
~c'nOP5 5T0BE IN
Corsets
51
M Vt l si’ V.01IKI S
Nmi i ii's >
t H h Is Sprite.
K & G I him,.,.- Wai<t.
1 t oni i i ’ • i , vt Kitting.
perfect form and Corset
blued.
ua\e a -tjle that will St vnU
feet Iv —
com
ptr
j l'r* jvr
uM&RODEn
t-*7 '*3 FintsktJ)
VMDERWZ+R
" ! ,1'T1' r Vests,
1 ■ :• s-i s.
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9
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Wp
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Special value? just received in Coa*
Covers, 25c. 50,-. Drawers, 25e,».»
Gowns, 75e, fl.00, fl.25. ft.50. Gate
nation Ccrset Cover and £>ra*«* _
Corset Cover and skirt *1.00, b®>*
trimmed and extra value.
Skirts $1.00, f 1.25, f 150 to $3.75.
“Classic” Shirt Waists.
Mora wonderful bargains in ■** ™
waists, just received, at 95c^
Every waist we offer at 95c is P***^
worth ft.25.
Other extra values at f 1.25, fl-50.
»2.00. f2.75.
JAP SILK WAISTS
The coolest wsshible
White and Black, fi.75 to f8 °®
DIANA RIBBON (0l*
Latest Parisian Style of rI
Iressing. very chic artisnc an . ■
ray of decorating the co ffer*
ton, each 50c.
Hairlight Pompadour combs, esc* i
Hairlight Crown Paaapadoar
New Elastic beits, 2Jc aad!H>c.
New Sahlin perk-' '■ r® \
combined. New long ba * ‘
iraue With Us and Save Money’
Isaac Champeau,
AS*‘a‘s for Stii Ur 1 .‘attsrai.
Telej hone 19 2
t>9TAil>’s French D/«r* vxl
PUTNAM* CON'S