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Chambrsy and Gingham Dresses,
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Giniham Dresses. slsss ii to 12
years .....;....e1.oo to .250
Middy Blouses "....356, Bile, 74o
Value We, 75c, [1.90.
Silk Lisle Hose, Black, White
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L The assortment lineludee Velvet. satin. rope-try.
There are also several designs in Stamped Linen
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WWW! MY HAHN.
.. Kim Woe I! the Knight
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1% women s day ml? or the mm
M A. a. ,n. onto me hold eon.
“the services were quite a sac-
3w spiritually eel financially.
' " }!*9]'. three ”1‘! ,
.. Mn: the day. The more
mu m conducted m
We. lose twins the muslin.
‘ titers was to be amazon.
tumor
and duties at the sisters and what
in order to
ilnlsh this work what was needed me
or“. paper. This was prepared by lilies
l. Cobb. at Charlotteville. Vt. liar
collect wee Woman is the Star 0!
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'l'li. svenlnwsemees were Med
std: it‘iry stoning. myer and scrip-
tore reading lire. my, the presi-
deal; It the w o. '1'. 11.. svelte entic-
ieilr ea commas and the, Mme
of mothers. Mrs. Palmer's heart lei:
sale was entered by all. 'l‘hen there
was erecting by files Willis, oi
‘ ;W as Mrs. W. of New
mum uhewlbotlelle.
i the caucus “loomed with n W
- ions rooting,
' luation its councilman.
- appeared'ln drool the ballots all con-
C tested three or those vigorously.
~ and the appearances at first were that
. there would be a llvelrtlue. but as
‘ slasm waned on tho part It the opposl
I tlon candidates and with the exception
‘ Clerk Griiiln and on vote accepted as
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(lows: ‘
(Continued irotu First Pate.)
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The nrianinal cements Winged
when WM!!- Clark cousin the ash-
Chlel Clark
Whom was largely attended
the meeting grew in one the enthu-
cl' the connect! ticket, everything was
am and quiet:
The muslin; was called to older by
'Chnlrmaa (loom H. Voohurgh, ol the
city committee.
Herbert A. Mathewaon was appoint-
ed chairman and Attorney W. A. W“.
iln. Jr.. secretary.
The call ott‘he cannon was read hyl
read. ’
The nomination of a mayor being in
order, the name at William F Tam- l
Annoy was presented and on motion oti
Johnllwrulheweemlneiodb-ya;
rising vote. which wee unanimous. :
For city treasurer Joseph R. Ter- 3
- lor presented the name oi Dr. Henry‘
C. Sher-er, and on vote the secretary
out one ballot for his umninatlon.
For collector oi? taxes and mee-
ments. Councilman William Miller
inreseniled the name of Edward J ,
ll‘laborty. and he was nominated by
7 nomination.
For city abet“!!! Archie F. Nash “and.
Joseph M. otmwls were mostlooed.’
one ballot for Archie it. Nash for city
sheflil. .
3‘ Charles A. Walters Ins nominated
'ior city auditor, the aecretary being
instructed to met one ballot tar trim."
on motion of F2. it. t‘rowe.
For rmmcilrnen John F: Paul inor-
ed. and it was voted. to proceed to.’
an informal rote
Hurry W. Mother‘s name was one-
scntcd.
Thomas Robins, Nehemiah Fund“.
M. H. Nailing and Frank ll. Fitch»
wore appointed tellers. The result oil
the ballot was as follows:
Total number or rotca cast. 123.
Necessary for a choice, till. 5
Harry W. Mather. lit). '
William Miller. .3.
. Harold F. Clark. ll.
John id. Paul, l.
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formal and unanimous
it was “1th to proceed to a lormall
ballot tor the selection of s societali
councilman, “imam Miller being
K as iollowui
:l'nllil number of ballots cost. 123.
Necessary for a choice, on.
William Miller, 116.
Harold J". t‘lark. 3. ;
John R. Paul. 1. l
Allrcd llrowa. l.
luank
Williatn Miller uas decluwd the
nominee for second councilman
llmold F. (larit wu nominated by
Hobo ll. Paul and George 1.. Oliver by
1
Thu result oi the ballot was as fol
Total number oi votes cast, lllll.
Necessary for a choice. 67.
Harold F. Clark, 51.
(learn L. Oliver, 82.
Harold F. Clark moved that the
nomination of Mr. Oliver be made
unanimous.
’ Nehemiah Candee blamed the name
lot Harold it. Clark before the caucus
,lor iourth councilman. (loom hi.
gWay was also nominated.
f The result or the ballot was as loi-
flows:
Total number of yotcs cast. 138.
Neveasary for a choice. 65.
Harold l". Clark. 59.
(lcorte M. Way. 78.
Blank. l. "
George ll. Way was declared nonl-
inatsd.
The name of William F. Hoyt was
presented lot llltll councilman.
; The result at the ballot tree as tol-
lows:
! Total number at votes cast. 117.
‘ Necessary tor a choice. 59. “
William F. Him. 98
m 3‘. Black. 1!.
William 1" Hart was declared the
nominee.
Frederick ii. Field was undiluted
tor sixth manhunt by use» ll.
Taylor.
Charles F. Retinal: seconded the
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part at the am.
Thu result at the ballot was as tab
lusts: > ‘
Total numbbr at votes cast. m.
Necesdury in“. a choice. 56. ‘
erleid it ,
rold ll. clerk. a.
John ll. rail. 1.
blank, 1.
Frederick a. Field was deeiatod
nominated oar sixth madman.
Jobs J Ginsu fie W let
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glop wane presented and on vote the
:lt wee Voted that the secretary cast r
For board at registration hum J
Smith was humiliated. the secretary
castinc one mi tor an nomination.
M lemmas ol elections. Ill. E.
Cram moved «at the clerk out one
W loaf moms B. Tanned” In.
and it was so voted.
liar mist- .misslon. m H.
Vosburah stated that it was the cus-
ten of the nestles to endures the num-
inatlons oi the other names as their
m for e m cane around and1
in line with this he proposed the name
fluid-lien ham and he was nom-
mated.
William Bed-sore was W4
treasurer oi the water fund by one
vote of the man.
For “emu Franklin A. Toilea
and Percy 1. Edwards Wm 11an
ed by a ballot cast by the secretary.
For the board at relief. the tunes
of Joseph W. Ger-ban and Daniel Dun-
secretary cast one ballot for the elec-
tion of both en separste ballots.
For member“ the board «electric-
al mundane". George H. Vosburgb
presented on more at Jello it. Spen-
cer and on vote the secretary out one
ballot for his nomination.
Literacy Edwards loved and it was
voted that the city committee till any
vacancies that might occur on the
ticket.
George ll. \‘oaburgh was appointed
chairman oi the city committee with
power to appoint his amclates. an
vole
Charles 1'} Hoyt and lclblrt w. Fitch
were appointed to pass the hat and
$8.48 was collected.
Adlourned.
MIMI!" IIEIOIIMT- 1
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(Gunmen mo first. Md
Mayor lldeard l. Finnegan was to
minted mat-nasty. and in tact
all the votes were unanimous (‘ona‘
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3 cast {or the candidate.
(Continued from First Page.)
and this um the motion at thedo
deem candidate. ”that it mean
that no WW or assimi—
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The caucus was well attended gull
wall so enthusiastic session. The M
publioans are confident that they have
chosen a sum cumulative diam
and that they will pull out on election
day citywlee well on the we shore.
Mr. mirrorth. who heads the ticket,
is looked upon as the best candidate
for lilo oillce the party has had in
years.
John H. Hoyt. chain» c; the city
committee, called the meeting to or
der st 8. ll o’.clocit
E. 0. Keeler was chosen as chair-
men and A. E. Austin as clerk.
The call Was read by the clerk and
on vote accepted.
“in D. Kline was nominated by
George F. Betta tor the oilice oi
mayor '
Joaeph A. Carter spoke in favor oi
Charles H. llilworth tor mayor.
The chairman called lot a ballot
and E. 3. Atlanta. trying Reed and
William bl. lluxten were appointed as
tellers.
The result at the balloting mm as
' Whole number ballots cast. ill).
Charles H. Dilworth. 62.
John D. Milne. 63.
Mr. Dilworth was therelore declared
nominated for the oillce oi chief ea.
eoutive. llr. Milne moved that the
nomination he made'lrnanimue. So
valued.
John ii. Hoyt nominated Charles E.
Kelley (or city treasurer and treasur-
or or the water thud. one ballot was
Judith A. (little! nominated Addl~
son A. ileum for city tax collector.
One ballot wan cast for Air. lletls.
Charles- L Curtis was nominated as
candidate for city auditor. One ballot
oil.“ William Thompson, the enter
liming present monument, In M;
notinaued. but neither pmcflmmll". Page tor city short! and the clerk;
Daniel p, 7.0.” or Dr. William i3. least one ballot for Ir. Page.
This cnna l
ilurnell were rettmninsted.
ed some little surprise. but it is un
dcrstood tutti they have had enough of
Ithe rouncllshio and mould not stencil
again.
Charles 1‘ McGovern. the
known insurance uncut. rcroltctl nnm ?
linmtm tor my tax mllecter end ins 11- M One who III mm for;
member or the board at registration
lJarvte 3 Murray secured a. emnlna- ; J Bettina iiurlbutt nominated mbg'
it was moral and mind that the;uan for- city gym-m and Howard A son W. Benedict. One ballot was cull
ballol for Harry W MI")?! 1)? made; iMonuomey-y. [0’- p“) (rmurgr and; {of l.“ ”“33“...
ltmmm oi the outer fund. Was re I
nominated
The convention ans called to unim-
by (‘halrman l-‘duard l" Dull). llc
lulu”. The 193“" of ”u" hulloi “ill! ’3' Cho‘fin 1|.) “-1”, ”K‘ coru‘xnfiun “0‘!
’iloyt. i
as chairman
Adolph ilasta was selected as ricrh.‘
‘lie read the call oi the convention.
shit-h was on \otc accepted
The clerk then called the roll the
‘llll of delegates being as ioilowa:
Bolts. lion by Charles ll. Dilworth.
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' \‘illlem ii. Rumond was then nom-
l-‘lrat Districtwi iletlrand C.
John J. lianlon and James ill.
tell absontl.
Second Dietrietw-lisary J. Molten.
Wood
Frank ll Nerrill
M Distflctwmmk C Riedell;
Adolph llaeta. John Sheehan, Jarvis
Fourth Dietrict~lleoru Murray.
The following ticket was nominat-
ed:
MAYOR
Edward J. Finnegan
COUNCIL!”
William Thompson
William J. Howard
thorn J. llallwiu
Frank A. Volk
Peter F. ilurne
(locus ll. (ll-wry
Ci‘l‘i’ TREASURER
How A. W
Cl'l‘i' wax (”MOTOR
Charles 1'. Wm
AUDITOR
Molt C. lleleli
Wk or moves
ladelllh Beale
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Charles '1'. m
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Jarvis s. Murray
TREASURER Oi" run WATER
Willi)
. \ Howard a. ileum
Upon section it was titled that the
monotony explained in the 1m mm “WW“ "‘1‘ 'i 'h'" WM '0?ch omit-l» be snow to on
all Hm which may mar.
Adjourned. .
Will! TANK “Pm“
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Iofl fl
hulllfllflfllmflflfl
sen. mounted-e Numb?!
can comm ates
communal
city clerk 1:er tuna f y
f’m film ll
Frank A. Van anion. wuuom Monro
tnroay. hi. hi. bond). John C. 8mith.,
William R. Cnhili. George J. Bailvits.
‘Hmrd a Mantaomery.
‘tsre mmmtmmmm
f0. Caluatwllitlltmeehemfled lbs“ '
ammunition-mu"
wee cast tor Mr Curtis
Joseph (.‘ornell nominated Charles
John i! Hays wee heard when the
.ilme came to nominate the council-
most. and be named (‘ Irving flying
tun m the first marl! rcvreeenutive. 5 ~
the ballot was our lot the canal
well- i “"5 :
(‘hnrlu ll. Dllworlh nominated irr- i
hit. Reed.
Joacvh A. Carter nominated Plou- l
and v. Worden. One ballot was cast‘
for Mr Worden
John H Mart nominated Edward l..j'
One ballot was cast for Mri
John ll. Hoyt nominated Joseph For;
nell. lino ballot was vast for Mr."
1 Cornell. 3
Charles FL Kellogg was nominated
ior member at the board Oi registrar
Ne de‘
sired his name withdrawn. at he sl- %
reedy was s candidate tor one oilic'e.
lasted.
Meanwhile. Charles E. Curtis and
sl-‘mderlrk Lockwood collected “is to
help defray expenses.
F 8 Monies was nominated by the
lS- Hurray (proxy, John 3 KernQSL clerks ballot for inspector oi clots-g
lions. *
Joseph A. Carter nominated ll‘rod-z
erick E. Lockwood for water commis- ‘
:sioner The clerk out one ballot tori
:ldr. Lockwood
9‘ John H. Hoyt was re-noatiaatod u
tchairman oi the city committee. One
.hallot use out by the clerk. .
it was voted that the committee be;
empowered to till all vacancies. ~
Adjourned. .
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“influential. Richard: W. H. Kincade.
Gloucester: 3. ll. ltudwsli Yonkerazh
El. 3. Smith. J. M. Layton. H.1llstbew-
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The many irie‘bds of Harold “Hop“
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United listen liar). here received let
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New Fall Offering in Silks
We are showing an elaborate assortment of fine silks.
Many of the styles are exclusive. all are the fabrics in
favor with the leading dressmakcris. We mention a few
of the latest. .
Bordered Mcssalinco‘in navy and black grounds with
Persian border, 45 inches wide, $2.50 yard.
Bordcrcd Sarah, black ground with either white or
Persian border, 45 inches wide, $2.50 yard.
Both of ihesc silks are suitable for suits or «.lrcsscs.
Will also offer some attractive values in silks adapt-
able for coats and suits.
Black Silk Serge. 30 inches wiilc.$2.5o yard.
Black Satin Duchess, cxlra quality. 3i) inches “lilo,
$2.50 yard.
W 001 back Satin in black
36 inches wide. $2.50.
only. 44’. inches “lilt‘. $4.00.
Special Values in Boys’ Wearables
Iluys' Underwear, short sleeve shirts and knee length
drawers. 25c each. '
Boys’ Blouses, either with hand or detached collar,
rt'gular 50c grade, sale. price 39c. « .-
Bangers" Shirts, regular 50c graclc. for 39c.
Sllfllc‘lltlti‘l‘l for hots, 15.40 and:
1m» all «ilk lour— —lll ”and lies,
each ui‘ too for age
so each.
use. Collars, 15C
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Children's Guirnoes Reduced '
An assortment of l‘hiltlrcn‘s (Suinlpcs, lace and cm-
llrt'llillTy ll‘lillillt'll, which formerly sold for 75c and $1.00.
arc now soc. in all sizes from 4 in L1 inclusix-c.
Another lot. “we $1.25 and $1.50. now oli‘crcd ill 75c.
Children‘s Section. sccoiltl floor.
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Goods of Character .
Refinement and Good Taste
it you appreciate quality first and price afterwards. it you are
looking for the best things in life, it these are the things that
count with you, you are sure to enjoy seeing the
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now being shown here and what is more, you will en- -
joy wearing them. too, for you will know that nowhere could _
you go and get newer styles or better qualities than here
M are My stores that sell cheaper goods than we do.
and there are no stores- that give more value lot the money
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We I!“ goods or! quality, to people of qualitynpsople who
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