The Bennington evening banner., December 09, 1903, Image 4

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CHRISTMAS UMBRELLAS
Tam O'Shnntors
9R A ROR
Toquos and Toboegans
25c & 50c
Flannel Shlrts, wlth and wlthout
collar, all shados, 50c, 75c, 85c,
I O0to2.50.
Christmas Neckwear .
A dazzllng array of SllkNockwoar
Inallshados, at 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c
and 50c.
AT THE
s
NEW MARKET
Cor. North jinil i'lcasant Strect you
wlll flnd the beu of home-raade
sausage, ulso u (ull llne of thc best
meats. '
CLARENCE CHANDLER,
Manager.
I lave you
Mixer ?
n Bread
Coifie and ' examinQ
them and yon will be
Hine o liuy. For sale
W.D. PWTON
COR. MAIN & S1LYER STS.
Estate of John Burke.
MULLIQAN & ROCHE
WIH l'reenteil,
STATF. OY vEhJIon. ss 1 At a se-sston
Dlstrict of Bennington, I of the I'lOliaU
Court, holden at the 1'robata Offlco. Iil lleiinlng
ton. In sald Dlstrict, 011 the 4th ilay of De
cember, A. D.. 10o3. ,
l'rescnt John V. Carney, Judge.
An tnstrument, jiiirportliiR to lie the last Wlll
andTejtameutot John Uurke lato of Bennington
jn sald dlstrict, deceaicd. belng present
Ved t)T J. V. D. S. Jlerrlll. for the executor
theteln nain-d. for I'robato, lt
Uordered by sald Court, that all pcrsons con
cerned thcrcln, be notllled tuappcarntasos.
slon Uiereof. to be llotd at the j'robate Of
nce,ln Bennington. In sald Dlstrict, on 20th
dav of Dee.-A. D. li03. at 10 o'clock ln the fore
noon, and show cause, lf any they have, agalnst
the probate of sald Wlll: forwhlch purpoje Itlt
fnrtner ordered that thU order bo publlsbea
three weeks successivclyln the lianner, and Ke
forrocr, a ncwsnaper prlntcd at BenulnRton. In
thU Htato, prevloiu to sald tlme of hcarlng.
By the Court,
Attest.JOlIN Y. CARNKY, Judge.
lSiaic oi juan n
DAILKY. ,
hitvlnK tcf n appolnted by
th Hon. l'robato Court for the IJHUlct
t of Ben-
ntnirton. Commlssloners. to recciye, cxaraino
and adlust all clalins anddemands of all pcr
sons apilnst the cstoteof JohnH.Ualley, late
of Shaftsbury ln sald dlstrict, deceased. and all
eialm exhitlted ln offset thereto, hereby clve
notlce that we wlll meet for thepurppse afo
ai ti,inirnl(linceof the safdJohnfl. Dal-
ley Uie 26thday of Dec. 1903, and 17th day of May
next, from 9 o'clock a m. unm rt o ciook m.
eacS of sald days, and that slx months from
the lsth day of Nov. A.U. 1903, Is the tim llmlt
ed by sald Uourt for sald credltors to preseut
thelr cUlms to us for examlnatlon and allow-
aated at Bennington, thls 7th day of Dec ,
A, D. 191 KD WAU1RIDOEi
PATK1CK T. GR1FFIN,
4,jW3 .. Commlssloners.
Estate ofMary A. Lana
Notlce of Settleraent and Appllcatlon for
" Dlstrlbutlon.
STATK OF VERMONT, I In Probat
Blstriet of nennlnjrton: Bs. I Court, held at
the Probate offlce In Bennington wlthin and for
the Dlstrict of Bennington aforesald on the 7th
dav of Vte. A. D. 19113. f
m 0pVnt,j6UNV.CABNp.Ju5w.
Harlow A. Bottum admlnlstrator Wlth the
wlll annexea or tne esiaie oi mry
nftrlct. deceased. presents his admlnlstratlon
T r n m IQTA fll niUHUUUL, 111
account for examlnaHon and allowance, and
roUes appllcatlon for a decree of dlstrlbutlon
and partltlon of the estate of sald deceased.
wbereupoti lt U ordered by sald court. that
uld account and sald appllcatlon be referred to
i, session thereof . to be Yield at the Probate Of
Scelfol,onthethday ofDec, A.D. lDop,
lor hearing and deolslon thyreon: And lt H
further ordered. that notlce thereof be Klven to
iTi .Ji. interettnd bvnubl cat ou of the sam
three weeks suocesslvely In the Banner and Ite
i fnrmer.anewspaper publlshed at Bennington,
Rhat they may appcar at sald Ume and plaee,
fcd stow cause if any they may nave. why sMd
ecord whereof Is ordered to be made.
FOR LADIES
& GENTLEMEN
FROM 75c TO 8-00
Our new stock of umbrellas Is comnlete.
(ioldaiul sllcr trlmmed umbrellus or
pluln btmdle umbrellas for XMAH
IUFT8. Wehave tbo largest stock tu
selett f rora. Your cliolce Irum "Bo tu St
Christmas Handkerchiefs
Handkorchlofsat 5c,6for 25c
Handkorch'fs at IOc, 3 for 25c
Handkorch'fs at 15c, 2 for 25c
Conuino Irlsh Llnon nand
korchlofs 25c
Inltlnl Handkorchlofs IOc,
3 for " 25c
Initlal Handkerchiefs 15c.
2 for 25c
Initlal Handkerchiefs 25c
PUAIN AND FANCY SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS
25c, 50c, 75c, SI.OO
Sllk Initlal Handkorchlofs 25c
Slik Initlal Handkerchiefs
50c
JapanottoSllk Initlal Handkor
chlofs IOc, throofor 25c
Christmas Suspenders
Flaln and Kancy Suspendors for
mas Clfts at IOc, I5c, 25c, 50c,
75c, I OO, 1.25 and 1.50. These
Suspendors aronlcoly boxod. Fancy
Arm Elastlcs 25c.
Storo Open Evory Evonlnc Untll Aftor Christnas. Call and got a 1004 Calandar.
MANCHESTER
Dr Cyrus Edson tho well known: New
York physician. who died last weok,
wns a frequent puest at the Kquinox
House. o-
A. E. Martln and Frank Hcgan will
loavo next weok for Augusta, Gfi.,
whero thoy havo a positlon as elork at
the hotol Honatr.
School was in session at Burr and
Burton seminary Monday. Examina-
tions will bejjin next week, school closo
inRf' r tho Christmas vacation Frida
Dcc. 18.
Hon. Robcrt Lincoln of Chicuo
lias given the natne "Hildene Farms"
to the estate recently purchased
by him. This property comprises
abdut 1000 acrescf the Unest arm land
in Manchester.
The installation of Rov. John Bar
ton aa pastor of tho Congregational
church took j)laco Thursday ovcnini;.
Tastors and d'legates from all tho
Bennington County Congregational
churches wero present. Uev Georgo
WPhll1Ips of Rutland delivered a
flne scrmon.
C, P, OrviK his a foreo of nien at
work raising tho roof and making ex
tenslve iini)rovements on his uthletic
and fishing taeklt storo. Mr" Orvls
manufactures fishing rods and llios in
largo qtlantitlos, and tho By depart
ment will bo removed to tho now rooms
aver the storo.
Joseph n. ShutTlotown of Kast Ar
lington has been electod captain of tho
Burr and Burton Sominery busoball
toam for next spring and Richard D,
Campboll of Dorset was elected mana
ger. Harold C4 Shaw of Manchester
gpntor was choen t9 captaitj t,ho oot
ball eleveh next fall and Orrin B.
Hughes of Winhall will bo managor.
Mrs Jane Keys of Couventry cele
brated her 100th birthday anniversary
Nov. 27; 60 people ato dinner wlth her
and sho was prosented wlth tnftny gillS'.
Sho was born m Iroland but hais li'vod
in Couventry many .yeari. li'erius
band dlod thefo iT ycrtrs ago and her
home s with hcr son, the youngest of
oightthild'ren.
-THE BIG-
Continues Until Saturday
December 12,
His store is rammed full of
articles bought at one-third of
their actual value and which
will be sold at prices never bo
fore heard of in Bennington.
You don't believe it! Tbeto
come and see that is all wo aslc.
Whatever you want in 'doth
ing for man, woman or 'child
corae to Levin's and he can
save you money.
Bankrupt Sale
LEVINV
li.
LHVIN,
CHRISTMAS MUFFL
Mon'sBoys', Ladlos' and AflUn'
KnltClovns and iVllttoni, 15c to 50s
Bs Reduction
Men's Owcoats, Woith $15.00 and $18.00, Your Ciioice $10.00
Young Men's Overcoats, Worlli $1 J.00 and $12.00, Your Choice $ 5 00
Boys' Overcoats, Worth $6 50 and $5.50, Your Choice $ 4.00
Men's Sujts, Worth 513.00 and $12.00, Your Choice $ 5.00
Bifi: Reduction
Big Reduction Sale of Men's
pair of Pants reduced from $l.uu to
POWNAL.
T. V. McC'utrjber Is ngain out after
his recent illncss.
Miss A. Mande Walker of Hoosick
Palls isatT. II. Ilnll's.
AbnorF. Towno ofAyre. Mass., wns
in town on Sunday visiting fritod?.
Mrs Ellen E. Towsloo preaehfd thn
Ecrmon at the M. E. church Sunday
evening.
Hon C. II. li.irber is conflnod to tho
hotiso witb a sevore attnuk of tonail
itis. Albort Auatin of Troy was the guest
of his brotber Everott Austin, from
Satt:rday untll Monilay. (
Thn bnrn at E. J. Uurrlnifton's is
beiog thorouuhly rrpnirrd undpr th
direutinn of Solomon TowBleo.
Joseph Xorwood has finishrd slating
Dr J. S. Niles' bouse, tbo appearancu
of tbo dtvelling heinc much improvid.
Misses Butlor and Maude Tonelee
wera in North Adauia ove? Sunday
visiting thoir cousin, Mrs Frnnk
Brown.
Mrs Prrd I'uttPr and Miss Elizaboth
Hencon atteniled sorvicrs in tho C'ua
gregatiocal uburch in Williamstown
Sundny.
Thero is to bo a suppcr r.t the M. E.
church from 5 to 8 this ovening. Fol
lowing tho suppor, tho Rov U. Grant
Iloueton wlll delivor alecturoon "Tho
Hrily Land." , Mr Ilnuston Vfaa bap
tized in the Hivor Jordau by tho Inte
Kpv T. DeWitt Tnlmago.
There will ba preachlng in tho fJnp
tist cburch noxt Sunday, Dec 13 by
tho Rev F. W. Klein of Strnthntn N.
II. Mr K'ein is a strorg vamlidnte
nnd tho churcb clork hns rccejred sorpp
Very fiattering lellefs lll fegal-J to biltl.
We wish to Urgo dvdfy fofmer UlHUibDr
pf tho cdngrdgatibU 10 AHi'btl tho eor
viue bext S1 ntldy as woll as any others
who hiA? nlsb to bear Mr Klein.
We botice nn nrticle in a rocont North
Adnms Tranecript, tho purnort of
which is tbnt tho IccbI K. F. L).
route is to bo nbolished.Inruary 1st.
The local correspondent uf that aper
must bavo been indulging in a "pipe
dream," bh we cnnnot iiungine bow ho
could have gotten such an idea in any
other monnor. Thoro is jost 'ibout aa
many cbances of tbo local route being
givon up bs thero 1b for tbe Democrats
to bue n majority ia tho Vermont
legislature. Tbo lo.nl route is ono of
tbe bet in tbo stato nnd is doing a
bigbly satiifnctory businiss-
Fred D. Streetor, 22 son of E. W.
Streeter, left Hlnsburg four weeks ago
to go to his homo in Starksboro, and
nothing has boen seen of him since
thori.' He had about $200 wlth him and
somo of his friends fear that ho may
havo been the victlm of foul play.
Christmas Goods
and Gifts
We "balsye'OurgodQs all'but.
PeTfUroea, -Htag horn sets,
:a"nd a flne line of ladies'
;a"nd gents' pocketbooke.
Call and Bee for yourself,
it costs nothing to look
them over, we 1ik to have
you. A salr on water bot
tlea this week. If you need
bne nov is the time.
ISEPH M. AYRE
tfOR LADIES
& GENTLEMEN
FROM 25c TO 2.50
A cholpo llne of Clirlstmns Mufllers,
Anyimifller frum thls larvo' new stock
wlll tnakn u flne 'hrlstmss present, your
piCK Ul ZOO. 70C. l.U, l.ZR. Il X.UU, J'V,
ull thc Mcst styles rnade f om tho
rholcef t ilk.
Christmas Gloves
Sllk llnod Clovos, all shaaos
I.OO
Sllk llnod Clovos, all shados
I 50
Unllnod clovos, al sh?dos
I.OO
Unllrtsd Clovosl all shados
1.30
Fleocollnod Kld Clovos, all shados
at 50c, 75c, I.OO, and 1.50.
Sale of Clothing !
Sale of Pants
and Young Men's Separate Pants, Every
sz.uu per paif.
Tho Loadlng Clothfers,
Hattors, Furnishors and
Custom Tallors. 409 Main
St., Bennington, Vormont
OOM.MISSIONKK8' NOTICfe.
Kstilteof MAHTIIAE. AUSTIN
The linderilgiied. havltur been apixilnUid by
uie 1 1 ou. rrnnaie court lor uie iirsinct oi iien
nlnston. C0MMIRSI()M:RS. to recelve. i-lnm
ine, and adjust all clalmi and demands af nll
persont UL-alnst the pm.ho of Martha
t.. AiKtm late nf BennliiKton In sald
dlstrict, deceased, and all clalras
(ixnmited ln ollsct tli rew. hereby alve notlce
tlut we wlll meet for llie purpose aforesald. af
tho Wallooms.ic Inn, Bennington Ceuter, vt..
In sald dlstrlnl of liennliigton on the 7th day of
January, inoiandsothd'.yof Muy.iwi next. from
'.'o'clock p. in. uiitll 4 o'clock p. m . each of sald
days, and that slx monthi Irom the 1st da of
Dec. A. n, ik, li llietlme llmltedbysald Court
for salil credltors to present thelr clalms to u
for examlnatlon and allowance.
Dated at Bennington, Vt, thls 2nd day of
Dec. A. D. 1908
S. II. 1IAI.I.,
8. I itOIIINSO.S. -K
Commlssloners
Boys' BooRs
For Christmas
Tho Ilonty llooks, Hnratio
Algor, .Ir., Works, Oliver
OptioH, Kirk Munro'H, Rob
inson Cfi.o, Swlss Famlly
Robinson, Stuvensonts
Treasuro Island, Rip Van
Winklo nnd manv others.
A. Maurer,
427 Atitln Strcet.
THAT'S THE THING
for a flno present, but a case would be
better. If you can afford lt, a caS6 o!
Champagne, a case of Wineor Bsr.
CHEER UP
during thls holiday scason anS holp
others to do it, too. If you only Iscnd
one bot .loofllarvard awillpletisosomo
pcoplo hs tv'ch as a caso to, others.
Bo llbcvul anyVay ahd ybu wlll bo
happy too.
E. I MORHISSEY
105 reasaptSt.
'B8tato of Louls Marlow.
Notlce of Settletnent and Appllcatlon for Dlstrt
butlou.
STATK OK VERMONT, l At a session
Dlstrict of Bennincton;ss. (of the Probat
..... i,..i.i.n 11 1 ih I'rnhntn Ofnne. ln"Bennlne
ton. tn sald Dlstrict. on the 9th day of
December, A. D. 1903.
Present, John V. Carney, Judge.
Tbomas IlanLOn, udmlntn rator of the estate of
t Mnrtnw latfi of Bennlncton. ln sald
dlstrict. deceased, presents his admlnlstra
tlon account for examlnatlon and allowance.
and makes appllcatlon for a decree of dls
trlbutiotf and partltlon of the estate of sald
.1 .
Wheteupon. It is ordered by sald Court, that
sald account and sa d appllcatlon be referred to
a session thereof. to bo held at tiie Probate omce
SforeatS. ou the 28th day oiDec. A.D. tpoa.
for Uear ng and declslon thereon: Aud
It lslfurthei ordered. that notlce thereof
be etVen to all parties Interestcd, by publlcaUpn
of tne same three we,eks successlvely ln tlie
Rflnnerauti neiiiiici,a nDaio iiuiuuiuhi
B?nnlnton, prevlous to sald tlme appo nted lor
wMnit. that they may appear at.sald tlme ano
ahd show cause. If any thcyinay uav
mirl nccouut shuttld not be allowed, atid
Scord whereol Is ordered to be made.
f 4
BEHHINGTON BRIEFS
,
Ktw of the Town and Vlllage Told
Ilrleflr for Iluty Iteaders.
Tho-ongagement of Mlsd Louiso Goi
ffer, of Elmlra, to Arthur Lawrenco
Hnll, of Bennington, is announced,
tho weddlng to take placo in December.
The next Baskot Ball gamo will be
played bctween tho Williams' colfege
frcshmen and thb B. B. B., Wednes-
day evening Dpcember Kith. A good
game is ussured.
Wm II. Lundorgan is laid up wlth a
seve--o at'ack of Inllamatory rliQuinu
tlsm. N
a urovo oi iiorsos anu several meu
wont through liore Sunday, golng to
Glastenbury to work on" the logging
job of tho Deerfleld Valley company
which expects to cut thero 7,000,000
feot of logs thls ( wintor. Work was
Degun in Atigust. ino company now
hus lijinon and 100 borses cmployed
thero.
The rite of infant bastism was cole
brated at St Peter's church Sunday
noon.
Mrs R. S. Dryfidale charraily enter
tained tho Monday nlght cttrd club at
her home Monday ovening. After the
gamcs dainty refroshments wero serv
ed. "Miss Ella Bond who has been thj
guest of her slstcr Mrs A. W. Varney,
went to her fatbor's in Middle'bury
Tuesday.
Mrs A. W Varney gave a delightful
afternoon tea to meet her sistor .Miss
iMia uonu oi rvorfolk, va., wno was
her guest, and Mrs J. B. Stchman.
Mrs Phllip Schuyler has returned
from Montrenl whero sho was called
by tho serious illness of her sister.
Judge Wbeeler bas apjiointed Wm.
li. Soeldon referoo in bankruptcy fur
Bennington county.
Accoiding to tho rop.rt of the post
olllce departtnent for tho year ending
June :!0tb last, tbera were 47 pres:den-
tial post ofQces in Vermont. Of thesp,
eight havo tbo free delivery syatera.
Tbe amuunt expended at tbe Benning
ton offlco for free delivery was 93,907.-
20, an incrnaso of about 825 ovor the
prevlous year. For tho year tbo gr-ns
recelpts' of the local post tflics wero
$1:1,210.65; postmastHr'a inlary, 82,300;
net revenue, s.i, iti'.'.su. xno erosj re-
ceipts at North Bennington were
$3,410.10; postmaster's salsry, fl,400:
net revenue, $1,848.11.
Snow entiugb fell in lipnsick Klls
Thursday to make fairlv gootl eleigh
ing for a few bours
Mrs Wm. F. Asbt.in is riaiting
frieode in I'ittsfleld and North Adams
W. F. Forguson of Burlington was
among the visitors to the vlllage Tues
day. Morris Knapp who hns been away
from town a number of months has
come home to give tostimony in tho
Rogers murdor case. Ho will be
quito an impbrtant witnoss on behalf'
of the stato.
Mrs Isabclla K. LonAard who has
been in Boston several months is now
.visiting Miss Alico Robinson at Ben
nington Center.
Tho villago schools will closo Fri
day December 18, for tho holiday va
cation and re-opon Monday January
4.
Tho reglstration at the graded
schools is now over 1)00, fully up to
tho average of former year.
Tho Bennington Soclal Club wlll
give a hop in Fbrosters ball, New
Year's eveningto invited guests.
Tho stores arc beginning to assumo
a holiday appoaronce. Many windows
aro alreuy trlmmed and olerks in the
dlfTerent stores aro unpackmg .Christ
mas toys and trinkets. Little holiday
trado however Is iookcd for beforo tlie
mlddlo of noxl w'Cok.
Thursday vas the'Ols't anniversary of
tho ttiarriage of Mr xmd Mrs DaVid
Rbckwood'on JbffflrSOn StrCot. Bbth
re'in good hcbflth, 'hnd bids fair to
'6bserVe ma'hy iridro tttinlvdrsarics.
iriioy uro tho lbngost mllrried 6f riny
fedliple in Bbbtlington.
MrA-'L. Clatltj 6f Grand VieV 3t;,
Vent to BdstbhTufisday for a'fetf days.
Paftles'frbm West PaVlet wero in
Wallo'omSac' last weok' inseclltig whdt
1 Is sald1 tb' bo 'a rlch voin of ' high grado
slate which ruris h6t far from ' tho old
battlo gr'6und. Thoy a'pJpJarjdi to bo
woll satisu'e'd WltH'the resullS'bf the ln
spectltin as thby "securod''.optlons 'on
the property. ' A .slatd'qtlarry' ls liablo
to be Qpendd tli'e'ro.
U. G. Morlby "bf 'No'ttlngham,
Engldnd'ls guest " at' (he 'Puttlam
House. '
Sam'Ilosonburgb 443'Ma4n "'St'reet,
returned thls" aftern,6dn',frbm N. 'Y.
wlftro he was c'alled"by 'tho death 6f
hlsmother,
A tolephono has beon Installed intbo
house of J. d. Colgate. The call num
ber is 55-13.
I. E. Glbson's team drlven by Grant
Harbor was rum into and damaged at
the corner of Maln and Valentlno Sts.
Tuesday evoaing about 5:30. It ls not
known who tho other team belongtjd to
as the drivor did not stop to see how
mucli damaRO ho had done. He tvas
OUR ANNUAL
SPE
CUL REDUCTI
For One Week Before We Show
Our Holiday Novelties at
Nothing but reliable inerchandise can be bought at this
i. We're liot ninkiiig a lot of fuss about it, but this store
store
is Krowinjrateadilv'lanrer. better.
ti r i - i i v
f . o i
it jh u mow growcu outnone tlie less sure. Uie oak grows
slowly but it k tlie ilndst oi' trees. ' A muShroom grows quiekl)'
springs up in one night but it withers the Sitnie way. We
pi-efer to grow slowly, oak-like, and attaiii the grand old nge of
the grand old oak. ' '
s
WE SHALl BfGIN MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, TO GIVE AWAY
GREEN TRADINQ STAMPS
Tliese j)rices do their own tidking. Our entire stock of
Di 'ess Goods, Silks, Satius, Velvet, Velveteens and Linings at
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
FOR THIS SALE
500 yards Heavy Fancy Out
ing Flannels 4 l-2c
1000 yds Heavy Fancy Out
ing Flannels 7c
1000 yards Best Fancy Out
ing Flannels 9c
600 yards Fancy PlaidDress
Goods Ho
600 yds 36-inWaistingI2 l-2o
10 pieces French Flannel
Waisting . 37 1-c
16 pieces French Silk and
Wcol Waisting 6 Oo
10 pieces White Ourtain Mus-
Hn 1 41.2c
8 pieces White Ourtain Mus-
lin 6c
10 pieces White Ourtain Mus-
lm 8c
600 yds Fine 10c Ohalliea 5c
425 45 x 36 15c Fillow
Cases . 10c
100 60c UnbJeached
Sheets 40c
100 .6 0o Bleachieid
Sheets ' 45c
8q pairs Heavy Blankets,
white and crdvs. 69c
AllWool$5 Blankets $4.00
Speeial Sale Prices on
pronii)tly sent. AWll pocket
sjrains.
Teleplione Call 33-13
Aeehts For BUTTERICK'S PATTERWS
'
THE COMBINATION CASH STORE
livcly Days for
'Our rciy Store is ready,
old and young. There are surnrises oti every hand and
ingenidus new fashioned Toys that fascipate children of
air'agfB'rtnd siaes. " -
'Firdt there ls a splendtd
girl will Ivant to'come and pick out her favoiite. All
the Dolls can have Houses, Carriage, Automobiles,
Trtlriks.'Swings. Cradles, Beds, Bath Tubs, etc. The
little 'housekeeper will be mterested in UookStoves, Sets
of Dishes, also Blocks, Books, Iron Toys, Sleds, Rocking
Horaes, and lots or otuer things irom banta UJaus.
rJow a word to those
Glass Ware. Diniier Sets,
Sriuce'rs, vVater Sets, Wine Sets, Vascs nd Novelties of
all kipds.' Will you consider this your Xmas Store?
John li Moore
Bennington, Vt.
SALE
inore' useful vear lv vwiv
1
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Fino and soft pure
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cotton
$1.00.
Brussels Stair Carpet
30c and 37 1-;
2000:rolls extra heavy Wi
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10O pairs Lace Curtains
37
100 Heavy Flannelette Hd
JJresses
100 Heavy Flannelette Njl
Kobes 60c anc
200 Ohildren's Flannell
Dresses. all trimmed,
Ladies' 50c Jersey Vests
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Ladies' $4.50 embroidt
Lmen Waists 23
Ladies' $2.00 Fancy Whl
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50 dozens Ohildren's Ribhl
Wool Hose 12 1-
No. 6 all Silk, Satin and Grd
gram Kibbon 3c
No. 7 6cl
No. 9 8c
No. 12 10c
our entire stock. Mail orders
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