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5 WEST ORATTLEBORO. I,. K. llinul hns Imprnvcil the npponr ntico or plnce by rebnllrtlnff lil jilnzzn. Knrmc-rs Iiprbii hnylng this wook. Thoy rcport tlmt there Is itbovo nn nvomga crop. John S. CuttlnB, who hnn heon 111 sov cral monllis, l imich bettor nnd ln nblo to w.ilk ""I. llrs. V. H. Holi.xon of liellows Fnlls 1ms liecn tbp Kiicst of ber ilniiRhter, Mrs. 13. M GomlenoiiEli, tbls week. The Mlwrs Sloilirmn ntnl l'orklns lenvo todny for New York. Thoy wlll will Saturdny for Kuropo for nn oxtemted trlp. Mr (li'nrRp llnrrctt bns rettirnpd frntn tbc Mury Fletehor iiofipltiil ln llurllnRtnti, wln rr -iv bns bron xlx weeks for trenl in nt Her henlth Is mm'li lmprnved. Tbc Ilrc dlstrlct voted Inst nuttimn to Inilld nnotber roservolr. Tbo locntloti hns bccn estnbllshed nonr GeorKe lienheU's. Tbc roscrvolr wlll bc conslructcd in n few weeks. Mrs. Mnry A. HlRelnw rpttirned Snt nriliv fiom Klorldn to orcnpy bcr botne for thc snmnicr. ItnyeH IHrpIow .eiinio Mondnv from N'cw York In :i new tfnso llno nulomobllo. Si'nimer Schcdules of Tralns. Tbi' nramor srliedulo of tinlns wlll Ro Inm r iT-ct ncl Mondny, nnd thsro wlll be p. m i 1 rb.inRi'fl. T.lip flrst trnin gnlng south wlll bc the nlRbl trnln from Qne 1, . 1. nlr.s lli ittleboro nt 1.10 a. tn., fpr Sprlii'!M'ld nnd New York. The B.2S ni.iinin" tvnln for FprlnRncld nnd New Ymk will rtin uwuiil. ns wlll nl.n the 7.. trnln for New l.onilon r.nd tbo P.n5 ti 'In for Hprlm-ii'-ld nnd New York. The ti iln lieietofnre slnitlne for Mlllers Vnlls nt 10 15 nlll lrnve nt 1n.4n, nnd wlll run throiiRh to Nr w l.ondon. m iklng Tlnstnn conneetlon nl Mlllois Knlls nnd rnlmer, but wlil not mnlip Keene onnneetlon or Fpi liiKlb'ld ponni'i tl.ni cxrcpt vl.i. Orccn flekl. The flrst .illirnonn ti iln wlll be tbc White Mntmt.iin trnln nt 1.10. A mnll trnln wlll nnlse nt 5 02 nnd lenve nt " o'elock for SprlnRllild. The nexl nftcrnonn trnln south, tbe onp now lenv lnir for SprltiKflpld nt 4.85. wlll lonvo nt 4 22. Tbls trnln bns stnpped nt l'ntney nnd Vernon, bnt botb these stnps wlll be cut out so tlmt tbo trnln mny rencb Sprlnc-llcld ln tlmc to cnnncct wlth tbc New York, New llnven 8c llnrtfoid trnln for New York. GolnR north tbo flrst trnln wlll be tbo Qnchce Ccntrnl. llniltcd, from New York, nt 2.23 n. m. A now nc comniodntlon trnln wlll stnrt from Itrat tlcboro nt 5.13 n. ni., runnlnR to White lllver Junctlon. Tbls wlll not bc n mnll trnln. 1'lnns nre bcliiR mnde to run tbls trnln tbc yenr roiind. The 11.03 trnln wlll contlnue to be a eonsolldatlon of Boston & Mnlno nnd New 1Ondon trnlns nnd wlll lcnve nt 11.10. The New Lon don trnln nt 1 o'elock p. in., wlll nrrlvo ns usunl. Tho nfternoon White Moun tnln trnln north wlll lenvc nt 2.20, nnd tbe prescnt 5.30 pnsscnRcr nnd mnll trnln to White IUver Junctlon wlll lenvo nt 5.33. Thc nlRbt traln from New Iondon wlll nrrlvo nt 9.55, tlve mlnutes lator thnn nt prescnt, nnd the Iioston & Mnlno nlfiht traln now lcavlns nt 10.13 wlll lenvc three mlnutes later. Mlller-Flsher Weddlng at West Brattle boro. A dellRhtfully Informal nnd plcnsant homc wcddlng took plnce nt the bomo of Mr. nnd Mrs. 12. K. Flsber ln West Brat tleboro Wednesdny cvenlnK, whcn thelr dausbter, JIIss Kntberlno KerRiison Kish er, wns manied to Iltrnm Kmory Mlller, a lawycr In I.ynn, Mnss. Mnny Rucsts were prescnt at the weddbiR nnd tlie ro ceptlon whlch followcd, about 200 In nll. At the appolnted hour, 7 o'elock, tbe Hpls copal innrrlnRe cereinony wns performcd by Itev. Rnlph F. Lowe of Barre, formerly of Iirnttleboro, n coIIcrc mate of the brldCRroom. The weddlnK eouple wero nnnttcnded nnd the mariinRe took )ilnce amld slmple dceorntlons of laurel nnd mnidcnhalr. The bi Ide woro white crepo le chlne nnd enrrlcd white rnses. Aftcr the weddlnK a rceeptlon wns hejd on tho lawn, the Rrounds beimt lllumlnated by Jnpanese lanterns. Hefresbments wcre servcd by Caterer A. E. Mlller. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mlller left for n sbort weddlnK trlp. They wlll rcturn to West Drnttleborn be fore RoinK to thelr homo in Lynn. Thuy were the reclplents of inany tokens of esteem, IncludlnR sllver, cblna, lln cn nnd otber articles. Out-of-town Kuests who attended the weddlng wcre Mr. nnd Mrs. D. B. Stedmnn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Stcdman, Hnrry Stedmnn nnd Mrs. Fran ces Shaw of SprliiRfleld, Mnss., Mr, nnd Mrs. Hudson of FitchbuiR, Mlss Ethel Flsber of Keene, Mlss Myra Fleld of Iev erett, and John Wnlsh of Iawrence, Mnss. Mrs. Mlller Is n Kradunte of Brat tleboro ncnilemy. Aftcr ber urnduntlon she attended Smltb collcKe. Sho Is held ln high rcgard by tbo West Brattleboro community, ns Is also bcr busband. Mr. Mlller srndunted from Wesleyan unlvcrs Ity and for flve years beKlnnliiK In 1S35 be was prlnclpal of Brattleboro ncademy. Aftcr lenvlnc West Brattleboro be nt tended Boston universlty, nnd slnce bls graduntlon he has prnctlced lnw ln L.ynn. Advertlsed Letteis. Men Gco. Beld"n. Wlllinm Crowley, C. F Kddy. J. W. Ilall, C. G. I.eonntd, Dr. C S. Murkland. Woinen Mrs. C. U. Lincoln. THE NEW YORK TIMES. "All the News That's Flt to Prlnt." Wrlte the Classlfled Advertlslng De partment for rnte cards, sample copy and suggesttona ns to the best manner of run nnlg nn advertlsement. Straw Hats. ELITE THE SHOE PATENT BLUGHER Heservi edly the most pop' ular shoe o n the market. Made of the best materials in the best way. Stvle No. 168. E. J. FENTON & CO. Everything Man or Boy Wears. Hackett-Carhart Manhattan Hawes Clothes. Shirts. Hats. RATTLEOOHO PERSONAL. NpIIIb Itynn of Oroenlleld spont Sunday ln towu. Nclllo Scott of Knst Whatoly, Mnss., Is In town tbls week. AIIss lloio Seudder la gppndltiR tho sum incr ln Whitingham. John fnnndy returned Sntnulny from Albnny buslncMS colleRe. Mrs. L. M. Thnycr of Wllllnmsvlllo Is vlsltlng Mis. Dwlght Balloy Mlss Mcrle Tltns wont Wedncsday to n snnltorlitm In Stamford, Conn. Mr. nnd Mrs. (Jhntlos Boglo returned Mondny from ll'.olr weddlng trlp. Mlsses Loiia Ahor nnd Hcglna llcnphcy wcre ln Clrecnflcld over Sunday. Uuth Adnms returilpd Tucsdiy from Abbott senilnnry In Andover, Mnss. Mr. nnd Mrs. Sldney II. Fair nre spend Ing n few dnys In SprlliRfleld, Mnss. llay Greene bns boRiin work In tbe l'eo ple's Nnllonnl bnnl: for the mimtner. Ollftnn Fo nnlsbed work Hnturday nlgbt ns elcrk In Thomns's phnrniney. J. lt. Stone of Kppsevllle, N. Y hns sueeeedcd Cllfton Fox In t F. Thomas's pharmiicy. ilrs. Mavcrotte Ilnwe wlll go to Bo choster, N. Y., tomorrnw for a vlslt of two weeltn. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Itubbnrd of SprlliR fleld. Mnss., have bceii ln town tbls wpek ln thelr nutomoblle. Mlss Cbrlstn T'nrk nnd a pnrty of slx young peoplc wont Monday to SuiiBet lnke to spend the aummer. Mlss Myra Fleld of Leverett, Mnns., bns been the Ruest of her eousln, Mlss Ella Stt hlilns, lhl week. K. Burr Smltb of 1'lnlnfleld, N. J., spcnt Sunday wlth Mrs. Smith nnd ebll drcn nt Mrs. F. II. Fnir's. Mrs. F. II. Chester, wlfe of tbp proprle tor nf tho Brooks llouse, and daughter camo from Boston Mondny. Mlss Kllinbetb White hns returned from her dutles ns teneher In Blnlnfleld, N. J., to spend tho sununer Micntlon. Mlss Addlp Wnrner nnd Ilnrold Stnples wlll go to Lowell. Mnss., tomorrow to vlslt John L. Knowlton's famlly. Mrs. W. II. Proctor nnd dauKbtcr, Vestn, lcfl Mondny for a vacatlon trlp of two wceks nt Statcn Island, N. Y. Mr. nnd Mrs. Forest Orklns wlll return to Brooklyn tomorrow nfter spendlng a week wlth relntlves In Brattleboro. Chnilcs L. Shnttuek of Totnpklnsvlllc, Stnten Island, Is tnaklng bls nnniial va catlon vlslt here and ln Townshend. Graee W. Plke of Brattleboio wns ono of tho graduntes In the lnndern course from Montpelier semlnnry l.ist week. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfrcd Graves of Hatfleld, Mass., wcre guests of Dr. and Mrs. Fre mont Ifamllton a part of tbls week. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snnipion nnd chlldron of Sprlngfleld, tbls stnte. camo here Snturday for a vlslt wlth relatlves. Gcorge Chamberlaln of Indlnnapolls camo todny to spend the summer wlth hls grandmothcr, Mrs. 11. K. Chnmber Ialn. llarry Appleton and llnrrls Crone rode to SpiiiiRflPld, Mnss., on blcycles Sntur day and went from thcre to.Agawam by trolly. Dr. nnd Mrs. Dean C. Bangs and daugh ter of Uockvllle, Conn., spcnt Saturdny and Sunday wlth Mr. Bnngs's mother, Mrs. U. F. Wheeler. Bev. K, T. Mnthlson wlll spend the month of July wlth hls fntnily at thelr cottago at Cllnton, Mass. Mrs. Mathl son nnd chlldren are vlsltlng In Ansonla, Conn. Mrs. Fred S. Knlght went Monday tn Wellesley collcgo to nttend the commence ment exerclses and nlso to attcnd n le unlon of her clnss of lwtl. She wlll re turn bome todny. Mi-s. K. Fostcr Plerco and Mlss Annlo F. Bleice of Scltuate, Mnss., spent Xlon dny and Tuesday wlth A. L. Mnynnrd nnd nnd K. B. Co.itcs and fnmlly. comlng from n vlslt of two weeks In Chester. Martln Atistln. jr.. Renernl mannger of of thc Cnrponter Orgnn compnny, stnrted Sundny on a buslness trlp tp D.'trolt. St. Louls nnd New Orleans. On bls return he wlll spend a few days at the expo sltlon ln St. Louls. In tho rllle enmpetltlon nt Norwich universlty Sergeant Betteiiy dcfended the Atistln gold medal whlch he won last year and Llcut. (lllman dcfended tho sllver mcdnl, thelr scores belng S2 nnd S3 re spectlvely. Krnest Dnvls. who has eompleted bls second yenr's study In the Tufts inedlcal eollegc, wns nt the bome of hls parcnts, Mr. nnd Mrs. John A. Davls, lnst week. IIo wlll plny wlth the Munlclp.-il bnnd ln Boston durlng tbo summer Benson. Mlss llnttlo Kuggles of Worcester. Mnss., wlll come Saturday for a vlslt of Hcvernl days wlth her eousln, Mrs. II. B. Brown, and wlth relntlves in Chesterllcld. before golng to Moutreal, whero she wlll sall for Europo to be gone throug tho summer. Mlsscs Fllcn nnd Mabcl ltunt gavo a plensnnt dnncing party at thelr homc on Tyler street Wcdnesday evenlng In honor of Mlss Katherlne Ilolllster nnd Bdward Ilolllstcr of Greentlcld. About 30 young peoplo wero prescnt. Mrs. Fred Cressy playcd the plano. Wllliam Joseph Kalne, son of Mr. and Mis. John T. Knlne, grnduated from Loyola college in Montrcal Tuesday, aftcr belng In the school clght years. Mr. and Mrs. Kalne nnd son, Louls, nttcnded the grndtiatlon, returning to Brattleboro wlth Wllliam Knlne yestcidny. Mr. Kalne ln tends to return to Moutreal for a course of medlcal study In McGIU universlty. Negligee Shirts. SHOES. Best for the Ycung Han, because thc most stylish Best for the Business Man, because the most comfortable Best for the WorkingJMan, because the best wearers Clothing, Hats, Shoes. Lamson & Hub- Elite bard Hats, Shoes. Glove Foot Eas Here is a shoe that fills the bill Macle of soft, pliable leather vithoui lining so S.hat it confoniis io the foot at once. Vv-)u can woac n size smaller than usua! vith ease. if you have -irouble in get ting foot comfort ee this shoe. Retail Shoe Dealer. SlUvths. In Brattleboro, June 23, n son, I'hlllp Ilenry, to Dr. nnd Mrs. Mnry Graves Wheeler. ln Brattleboro, June 20, a son to Mr. and Mrs. I'atrlck Gartlty. In Brnttleboro, June 23, a daughter to Ilurry II. and Besslo Louguoll Iluntcr. ln South Wlndhnm, June 'J, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry lthoades. ln Saxtons Itlver, Juno IS, n son to Mr. and Mis. A. Davls. In Green Illver, June 20, a daughter to Mr. nnd Mrs. C. S. DeWolfe. In Brnttleboro, June 22, by Ilov. F. W. Lewis, Fredcrlck S. lleustis of Brattle boro nnd Mlss Emma A. Hobalr of Bur lington. ln Brattleboro, Juno 21, by Hev. Gcorge 11. Lnwson and Bev. Itelgnold K. Mnr vln, Oscar Fredcrlck Benson and Mlss Dorothy Beatrlce Mitcbcll, both of Brat tleboro. In Brattleboro, June 21. by Itev. L. M. Kcncston, Tbnmns II. IMnkhntn of Mil ton, N. II., and Mlss Mnry Frances Cush mnn of Brattleboro. ln Brattleboro, June 2, by Ilov. Kd- ward T. Mnthlson, Louls Cnin of Mcd field, Mnss., and Mlss Isaphine Stockwell of West Brattleboro. ln West Brattleboro, June 22, by Ilov. II. F. Lnwo of Barre, lllram Kmory Mll ler of Lynn, Mass., and Mlss Katherlne Flsber of West Brattleboro. In South Wardsboro, June IS, by Ilov. A. J. Martln, George Allen and Lllllan Seebcr, both of Wardsboro. ln Newfane, June 22, by Ilov. T. D. D.ivles, Wlll L. Mlcott and Llla Allce Manchester. In Townshend, Juno 11, Ilerbort II. Chnse of South Windham and Sndlo Tny- lor of oicester. Mass. ln Ashuclot, N. II., Juno 15, by Hev. Father F. D. O'Ncll, Wllbur J. Davls and Mlss Katherlne Costello, both of Wlnchester. In Newton, Mnss., June 15, Guy C. Ca- pron of Now York elty nnd Mlss Margaret Burbank of Newton, both formerly of Bellows Fnlls. pcathB. In Brattleboro, June 21, John Ilenry Knapp. G0. In Brattleboro, June 21, Mrs. Itobeccn Johnson, SS. In Brnttleboro, June 23, Mrs. Charles W. Sargent, 03. In Brattleboro, Juno 23, John Dlcdrich Ilocss, "5. In Brattleboro, June 22, Mrs. llelpn lland, wldow of Hownrd A, I'ratt, 73, years, 10 months. ln Bartonsvllle, June S, Prospor Morris, 102 years. 11 months. In South Londonderry, June 23, Mrs. Ann II. Chnse, C2. In Wilmington, June 1C, Wllliam Has klns, 7G. ln Jacksonville, June 17, Georgo Por ter, S3. ln Slmonsvllle. June S, Fred Mnrble, 37. In Westmorcland, N. II.. June IV, Gcorge B. Perry, formerly of Keene, "7. ln Hinsdaie. N. II, June 10. Mrs. Lllz nbeth Mlner, formerly of Guilford and Leyden, S4. Goods fortheSeason I have a large stock of New Goods in Overcoatings Suitings and Trouserings for Spring & Summer wear. Coll in and look them over. WALTER H. HAIGH. Custom Tallor - Elllot St. For Sale. The E. E. Stockwell Real Estate At 20 Spruce Street. ThU property consistt. of 11 two.teneincnt house, thrco li.irns, and eheils Fiillicicut tor 11 ncncriil trucklng or.llery Iiusiirs, and wlll be Mild at a bargain to clu?e tliu cstilte. 30-Acre Timber Lot ln West Brattleboro. l'or further Infnmmtlon liniulio of ('11 AS. !. STAI'I.I'.S. Admlnistr tor B. K. Stockwell Kstate, llruttlulioro, Vt. A CHANCE FOR BOYS To Make a Dollar. We want all the bones we can get. Can use heads, hoofs, horns anythlng In the llne of bones If only dry. We wlll pay 60c per hundred pounds for thoroiiQh ly dry bones we can pay even more If strlctly clean, hard, fresh, dry, bolled butchers' bones and pay frelQhts from your statlon If shlpped in lots of 200 pounds or more., May be shlpped In bar rcls or cheap sacks. C. S. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vt. War Map Free. We will furnlsh free of cost, a map of Japan, Manchuria, Corea and surrounding territory, upon appllcatiou, II. E. TAYLOR & SON. Insurance, Brattleboro, Barefoot Sandals. The ideal thing for misses and chil dren's wear during the hot weather. Give the little peo ple the comfort and enjoyment of lay ing aside shoes and stockings. Barefoot Sandals are light and cool, yet afford ample protection against bruises. 4th of July Goods are now ready at the New York Bargain Store. All of the best kinds of fire crackers, torpedoes, sky rockets, Roman candles, mines, fountains, pistols, caps, pearl fountains, penny goods, resolvers for blank cattridgcs, pin whcels, etc. As usual our pricea are the lowest to be found anywheie. WILCOX'S New York Bargain Store. llrattleboro, Vt. Gifenlleld, Mas. UCTION. On Wednesday, June 29, at 2 o'elock p. m., I will sell at public auction, my house and lot at 16 Canal St. House is 2 1-2 stories high with ell, ar ranged for three tenements, with shed and barn attached. Lot has 60 ft. frontageon Canal St., and is 196 ft. deep. Prop erty is furnished with a plenti ful supply of running water from aqueduct of the Southern Aqueduct Co. Terms made known at time of sale. JAMES W. AUSTIN. F. W. McCLURE, Auctloneer. To Close an Estate. ust be Sold. The Prescott Property on Brook Road. Dwelling House nearly new with about three acres of land and running water. Sawmill property and water power. Will be sold for a song or a song and a half. Enquire of E. C. CROSBY or S. W. Edgett. Imported Key West and Tampa Cigars who smoke tho best al ready come here. We Insort thls ad. for tho benefit af those that don't.. ! LEONARD & ROESS. Everything a smokor ever heard of. l!JI Broilers and Spring Lamb At the Richatdson Market, We do not offer these at half what it costs to ralse them. What we do offer is the BEST the market affords at the very lowest price possible. G. 0. ABBOTT & SON. vlillinery We are showing very desirable shapes in white and Tuscan hats for which there seems to be a great demand. Finest grade Cuban flats for children, from 75c to $1.00. 3,More Muslin hats just in for ladies and chil dren. In veilings we can show you the new est designs from the yard and half lengths to the long automobile veil. D0NNELL DAVIS. Attention ! As I wish to dispose of my en tire stock of Ladies' and Child ren's Shoes, I will sell the same at Marvelously Low Prices. Call and see them before going further. B. H. DAVENPORT, West Brattleboro. JOB PRINTING. E. L. HILDRETH &. CO. BRATTLEBORO. MORAN &. COMPANY. Undertakers and Embalmers. 19 Maln street. Tflcphone connectlon day or nlght. Day call 54-4. Nlght calls 27-4 nnd 146-21. $10,000 Worth of FURNITURE To be disposed of regardless of cost. Having sold our storehouse, which we must vacate within a few weeks, we must offer the following goods at such a cut in price as to insure a quick removal of same. Our Price Our Price Regular Price to Close Regular Price toCloso 2 Iron Beds $15.00 $11.00 25 Extension Tables $ 7.50 $5.98 4 " " 9.00 5.98 16 " " 9.00 6.87 16 " " ' 4.00 3.47 8 " " 11.00 8.75 70 Best Wire Springs 3.50 3.00 75 Hardwood Dining Chairs .65 .49 62 Regular Wire Springs 2.50 2.25 160 " " " .85 .67 14 Odd Wire Springs 2.50 1.68 72 Elegant Cane Seat Dining Chairs 1.75 1.34 12 Iron Frame National Springs 5.00 3.75 20 Oak Rockers, Velour Seats 2.00 1.42 40 Soft Top and Bottom Mattresses 3.50 2.92 24 Oak Chairs, Velour Seats 1.75 1.25 18 Wool Mattresses 5.00 3.75 18 Oak Rockers, Cobbler Seats 2.75 1.88 28 Chiffoniers, large size 6.00 4.50 22 Golden Maple Rockers, Saddle Seats 1.75 1.38 21 Dressers 12.00 9.99 3 Rattan Spring Rockers 9.00 6.00 32 " 9.00 7.75 12 Large Cane Seat Rockers 4.50 3.50 18 " 6.50 5.40 8 Rockers, upholstered seat and back 3.50 2.75 36 Bed Room Tables .75 .68 10 Morris Chair Frames 6.00 4.00 3FoldingBeds 20.00 12.00 7 2.75 1.75 The above are new goods, bought for our summer and fall trade, and are sold at this great sacrifice only because we are unable to secure storage room. This is a great money saving sale, which you cannot -afford to miss. Freight paid to any point within 100 miles. EMERSON & SON. Everything for Housekeeping. Circus Day in Brattleboro Wednesday, July 6. SIG. SAUTELLE'S Nine New Colossal Consolidated RATXROAD SHOWS Will Exhibit in BRATTLEBORO , Wednesday, An enormous show in the air and of post graduates, whose wonderful performances embrace every conceiv able feat of human endeavor. See our big $200,000 Menagerie containing a big herd of elephants, drove of camels, baby lions, baby kangaroo, infant elephant, baby leopard, etc. See the big free street parade at 10 a. m., Wednesday, July 6. This big Circus will exhibit in Keene July 4 and Bellows Falls July 5. Cheap railroad excursions. J. EI. M A N N. Warm Weather Novelties. Shirt Waists. White Muslin Waists, $1.00 value, special at 49c White Muslin Waistinthenew drop shoulder effect, also fancy Leno stripes, and embroidered novelties, all made to sell at S1.50, special at 98c Fine Swiss Muslin Waist, all new effects, sold at $1.98 and $2-25 elsewhere, our price $1.39, $1.48 Bertha Waists in embroidered and Mexican lace effects with the newest stripe, $2.25, $2.48 Fine Muslin Waists which sold the first of the season at $3)98, special price $2.98 New India Silk Waists in lace trimmed and tucked, all splendid values, $2.98, $3.25, $3-98 Fortunate purchases from the manufacturer make these waists available to our customers at less than cost to manufacturer. j. e:. m 2 and 4 July 6. CIRCUSES MTJSEUMS MENAGERIES HIPPODROMES HISTORICAL WILD WEST 2 2 on the ground by a veritable army Neckwear. The variety of Neckwear is the greatest we have ever carried ; all new designs and perfectly adapted to hot summer days. Stocks in lace, net and muslin, also fine linen and venise lace 25c Tab Collars, also Yokes and Bertha effects, special at 48c Belts. New Crush Belts of duck, 9c, 3 for 25 Better White Belts of silk and poplin special 25c Black Belts in silk, 22 to 36 inches, 25c and 48c Umbrellas. Special sale still in effect at prices that save you 33 per cent., 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.25 Special for Saturday, June 2. Augustine Corsets in extra long skirt model with dip front, in tended for average full figures, made of fine coutil and batiste, daintily trimmed with vak lace and ribbon, always sold at $2.50, special sale price $1.00 a n n. Main St., Brattleboro, Vt.