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less than 4,000 eggs, or a total 013,-
tho first time in twenty weeks their
production was less than tor the cor-
responding perlod last year. The boss
in the current content, homer, have
882 for the thirty-seventh week. ForFought and it the young stock are not
Ohm-Frost Farm.
tied he tonal place m 520..
each.
The we seas-1 is now at its
height. 1! ends hen are not now
laying as many summer eggs as they
growing as well as they Mid. it
would he a good scheme to earefullrF
inspect their sleeping quarters for redQ
Finite: The experienced poultrrmn
such a big total load that it is not be-Ican easily detect this pest if present
lieved they can by any possibility loseain large numbers he will be aware of
any appreciable part 01 it during theFIhe fact by a peculiarly pungent’odor.
remaining weeks of the competition.
from Wallingtord, Pa., were first tor
the week with 51 eggs. Francis F.
Lincoln's pen of the same breed
rout Mt. Carmel, Conn. were second
with a production of 2 eggs; Mende-
Flay Poultry Yards’ barred rocks from
Springfield. Ohio, and the Agricultural
College's pen of “Oregons,” from Cor-
FThe best plan of procedure at this
P. G. Platt's pen of white leghornsteason of the year is to carefully in
Fstlll, with corbolineum.
principal breeds are a stollows:
spec-t the under side of the roasts and
also their supports. and when anyl
mites at all are found, got alter theml
with carbolic and kerosene. or betterF
The three best peas in each of the_
Pen Plymouth Rock;
vallis, Ore, tied for third with.“ 9—Rock Rose Farm (llarred)
exits each. Rock Rose Farm‘s penF Katonab, N. Y 1413
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JACOBY’
OPP. HOYT'S THEATRE.
J uIyClearance Sale
Offers the Most Radical Sacrificing
of Summer Stocks Ever Heard of
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CLEARANCE OF 1_,_,
WAISTS
FThey’re all newand they‘re all right, and it's up to you
ladies who have use {or them to get busy.
Fi - 1.00 Voile waists, some with frills, 78c
?_.3 00Sillt and L1ngeneWarsts,all sizes}. 98
3.98 Crepe dc Chine Waists,
white and .
flesh
2.98
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SKlRTS 'F
At Saving Prices
An assortment of attractive
models in plain white and
the new awning stripe spec-
ially priced for this sale
980410 1.98
EXTRA SPECIAL
$3 WoolSerchkirts
1.98
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Summer Dresses Marked Down
UY ALL YOUR DRESS GOODS FOR THE COMING SUMMER AND SAVE
IBERALLY ONEVERY PURCHASE YOU MAKE; THE MARK-DOWNS IN EV-
ERY INSTANCE ARE TREMENDOUS‘.
F 84 Dresses, sizes 16 to 44
:Sale Price
BETTER DRESSES
FF In plain white and flowered novelties; includ—
ing the new sport efl'ects. Sale price
2.98 and 3-98
Former value to 7.98
1.98
Silk Dresses
that were larmerly selling at $7.98 to $22.50.
of the very latest Haring and summer models.
Specially priced for this sale
5.00 1114.50
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Ladies? and‘MisSes‘Coats
FFancy mixtures and plain serges, in Copen, navy and black. Some
of the very latest models to choose from, that-were formerly scll~
ing up to $15. Your choice atthis salc
5.00
Extra Special
Corduroy Sport Coats,
colors are copen, Rose,
Gold. Navy, Green and
White. Your hoice while
' they last
2.98 '
for
Men’s Straw
Hats, 50c._
. F' We will sell every Man’s
: 3 ,Straw Hat in the» state
50¢. exerting
Panamas.
CLEARflNCE 0]“
Men’s and Young Men’s Suits 1
Odds and ends of Men'svand Yang Men’s Suits that were
formerly selling at $25 to $20. Your choice '
7.98
éSUMMER MEETINGS SCHEDULED.
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Ladies’ and Misses Suits .
Styles are of the Very
Latest Spring
Fluids _
.~F .. :-.TF11,1_i,»Green,, Conan,
‘ ' Navy Michaela ‘.
Collars are
Fing list of the Extension Servlce oi the ‘.
Connectilut Agricultural College. 1!,
,you do not receive one. write to that
Stormmi .
lobe pildi‘orito
.-zon Dot-slums!
Announces the continuation of
the JULY CLEARANCE SALE.
l‘o miss this will be neglecting
a money saving opportunity.
Wthavc ind offerings‘in our
store quite astonishing for their :
value giving. This sale is no
exception unless in values
more astonishing.
Unusual groups of high grade
garments are now available at
extremely low prices.
rion’s summer home. at Shippan
Point, has .led to Mr. Marion’s being
made defendant in a suit tor 82,800.
1377 Mr. llorglnmiiled papers in this suit
Frecently..ln tin: Supreme court of New
York. Neither party was at home
1667 todav. ,
Fl “Us ml 15 I motion picture pro
11: date: mammmq-ll
F'onn controlling stock in a number.” 111
1470 movie corporations, while Mr. Bor-
Fglurn has been called "The National
FSculptor,“.and is now at work on a
1417Fworld-famed bit of sculpture for the
Flare ot a mountain in Georgi; Mr.
139IF Marion's Shippan home is one o! the
Flinest in Stamiord and the grounds
1355mm beautikrlly appointed with the
fountain as one oi its rare beauty
corners. The work on the grounds,
Harte. neark Preston. Eng- iand presumably on the fountain, was
land. 1187, completed nearly two years ago. A
63_ancls F. “000111. Flarrze recreation pier was erected there
.111. Carmel, Conn. “23le “9”"
Catiorlh. near Preston. F Mr. Borglum is known personally
1375 in Norwalk. as is his artist brother,
[fl—Albert T. Lenzen (White)
North Attleboru. 313:5.
4~Jules F. Francsls (Barred)
W. Hampton Beach. 1.. l.
Wyandottu.
LEG—Cheri G. Knight (White)
Bridgeton, R. l.
27— Tom Barron (White)
Catfort, England.
28-Abel Latham (White)
Brierlleld, England.
m Island Redo.
53wPinecresl Orchards,
Groton, Mass.
45-A. W. Rumery,
Danville. N. H.
41—Springdaie Poultry Farm,
Durham, Conn.I
White Leghorn;
(lo—Will Barron. '
1378F
England.
Mlflmu who reside). at Silvermlne.
ss-Oregon Agricultural College, F..._ -
(Oregons), Corvallis. Ore, 1388
93—1. Golliuson (Black Leg-
Warm Weather
and Winds
Have no effect upon the hold-
in; qiidlhies of our “Best Yet"
Eyeing“; Mounting- We know
hwgadjnn them for u-
curitféd comfort.
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rug". 0" In service.
home). Ilarnacre, Garstand,
England.
lOOwA. Schwrtrz (Illnck Rhine-
lnudcrsl. nurlllgamc, Cal. 1306
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Four of the 111.1} Acrlculturrl As.
:01 lillltmtl will hold their annual sun»
111cr meetlfisat g t‘otmctclcut Agrl-.
culturdl College “ting the first two
in August. The bee keepers are
tug to hold eir neld meetlngou 1
August 3 and 4. The poultrymvn.
dairymen and fruit growers all have
their meetings scheduled for the
neck beginning August 7 The definite
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lice—keepers' Association, August 3‘ Ocullwm We.
a“: .‘F 1 1 1’ 7 8 11F 37 m 011. survivors, Conn.
011 try .ssociaion, usual. . an 1
9.. .' Famigsnrtunmtw.
' Dairymen's Association, August 9 " F F‘F
and ’10. :f: A
Pathological Shclotv,AugustF10 anti:
11.
This arrangement will enable form- F
era visiting one convention to stay}
over and attend some 0! the other;
meetings. il they so desire. , F
Each association has planned a tlmFeF-FF
ly, practical prograln The speakers‘t .
will include some of the melt sue;
cessi’ul men in the state as well as ’aF
number of outoi’sme men. of wide,
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Business Hours from 8:30 a m. to 6 p. in. daily.
Saturdays included.
This is a Week of Summer Furniture
St-vt-rul ultratliu‘ styles in the so called Summer
l‘umiturc are now on sale at reductions. There are in-
tlullt'Ztl
Old Hickory Chairs and Rockers, very rustic in
.1ppc‘ara1111,strongl) constructed and “tathcrproof e1 try
\‘dl.
Kaltex Chairs and Rockers of baronial brmvn, with
batks and seats or dark tapestry. lhis tsa phasing furni-
turc for shelttrtd vcrandahs, sun 11311015 or indoor ln 111;;
rooms.
Armchairs or Rockers,
\vcrc $10.00
\\‘t’rc S1300
Were $14.00
new $111.50
\vere$ 3.50
Verandah Sets
painted ivory white with floral
in red or green.
now $ 7.75
now $10.50
now $11.75
now $12.00
Tiffin Tables, now $ 2.45
in
Not only is this ivory furniture attractive for lawns
or porches but it is equally good for indoor use in ninth"
111cr Cottages, and as the picccs may be bought separate-
ly, an odd white chair, scttcc or table “ill 5.511 c him-1y in
a white bcdroom 0r summtr sitting" room.
Divans, 4 it. 11111 S1 :00 now $9.60
Armchairs, 11 one Soo now $6.25
Rockers, were 5 9.00 ,nmv $6.75
Tables, were 8 7.50 now $6.75
Adjustable Reclining Chairs, xvcrc $5.00, 1101\‘33-75
Folding Settees for the lawn, Swing Chairs, Etc.
Fourth floor.
Fads in Neckwear
Firstly, Fashion sends so many charming things one
tray choose \that is becoming and yet be in the latest.
style
Wide Sailor Collars of Georgette crepe, are snowy
white, and (Ol‘llC {or over the SliOllldtl’, sometimes hem-
stitchcd in checkerboard squares or tint-l1 tucked, and
sometimes as severely plain as a nun s collar. From 5°C
to 75c and $1. 00 and up.
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Collar and Cuff Sets of stri11r1l silk arc quit1 new
and combine with sports clotlirr exattl) \n assortmcnt
of colorings, and with a striped ‘11'indsor lie to match,
they on $1. 50.
Long-sleeved Guimpes are oitcn in demand, good
oncs at $1.50. . 1 .
Roll Collars of white orgmdic, high in the back,
dipping a“: 1011 in front as 0111 desires, 50c and $1. 00.
Plaitings, up-standing Ruifs, Fichus, and other dain-
ty styles. ,
Main floor, center.
Handkerchiefs
Color2d Novelties arc in favor this summer, and one
may select to accord with wash frocks. Lincn, lavvn and
crcpc fabrics. ‘
For Men. Silk Sport,Handkcrchicfs. odd shades that
are stylish, navy blue, Belgian bluc, myrtle green and
the ions. 50 cts.
Mens Silk Bandannas, accordingr to size,
75 cts., $1.00 and $1.50
Main floor, ccntcr.
Desks Sets that are Novel
Hand carved of wood, and hand decorated. They
may be had in pink, blue, or lavender, and are very
quaint and attractive. Six picccs compose the outfit,
blotter, lcttcr rack ink \vcll, stamp box, etc.
For a guest room no desk fittings could be prettier,
and as :1 bridge prize one would be a 1101 thy. $1000
Stationery Suction.
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deputation. Field trips to the various:
reputation. Fielduips to the variousi
ducted. An interesting feature of:
these meetings will be the moving:
pictures at agricultural subjectsF
which will be given. every evening.
All persons interested in more econ 1
omlcal farm production and better sys- 1
terms of marketing should plan to beF
present. An announcement of theseF '
meetings, containing detailed pro
grammwm be issued in the‘Fnear fu-
ture and sent to all "those on the will?
at: 111111110111 Fotsvuv
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.‘m to be erected in the tendon sFFnunFAY JULY 431
Samar Specialties
Porch Chairs, Porch Hammocks,
Hammocks/Lawn Swings, Porch
Swings, Porch Rugs, Porch ‘
Screens, Lawn Mowers, Garden
Hose, Refrigerators, Perfection
Oil Stoves
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