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or international fairness and
l.itill to comprehend 11111111111!
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SAVE THE SNMS
“l have a great deal of trouble,"
"to keep my
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ING summon
,3. o L 1. down, Prop.
mum BY
“Ill GOLDEN
:AY,BIP'1'.3 111 M
“$513011“ USI
1r.
writes a western farmer.
men from killing black snakes,
1er snakes, etc. These snakes ale very
gal" ed by the commanding genemi of the
American Expeditionary forces:
Killed in action ............... . .
m WAG ”‘1 valuable to have around on account Missing in action ............... 114
TOIORIOW of their kiluiu so many field mil-“e Wounded severely .............. 163
. - '~ still Diedotdieeaae ................. 5
an: 51 lawsuit}, 11 58 p. m. The ”M“ be Fwwm °t “ Wounded (decree undetermined) 113
22. almost universal. In spite 0f the PI“ Died of wounds .................
1
1
._.-
Died of Aeroplane accident ......
Died of accident and other caused
”l“ lamb; of the mm“ PM“ 8 taste of naturalists and scientific con-
” “mulled Press is exclusively sert ationists Bo”, of course. have
m to the use for publication or! -
e chant for slaying
. , “we dispatches credited to it artan insumme p n .
4‘” Otherwise in this paper and .190 reptiles, and few of them outamw 11
he" Published hem" when they become men. it is almost
”1 rights of republication of rpe- mill
'fi dispatches herein am also ro- impossible for the ordinal" h“ be
ing to get the idea out of his head
“What snakes, without exception, are
“gutter” vicious and that it is a right‘
leoua act to kill them.
Perhaps the biblical version 0! Ad-
am's fall has something to do with it.
It the snake was the cause of till our
4' misery, it's natural 11110th that he
should still be treated as the embod-
h.“ intent ol Satan; and have head
ibruised. But even the Scriptures nev-
, Mm INWRMCE luvs
W M 1m. has
or commanded titan to slaughter ser-
M _ penis. and certainly no modern scion
. 33' ”mulled 31190253. 130'
‘ the tom of 1110:: Wu
Total .......................... 506
KILLED IN ACTION.
Liontenuta.
Raymond Robert Miller. Detroit. Mich.
Dana Cecil Post. Benton Harbor, Mich
John H. Stcen, Vaughan, Miss.
Sergeant“.
Arthur David De Vrles, Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Chat'loa James Fulton. St. Clair. Mk
Jay Taylor Glenn. Gregory, Mich.
Adrian Edward Rutlifua, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
b
Corporall.
Charles Shoemaker. New York. NY
Edward Joseph de Rondo, Racine. WI.
Eugene Harry Ferguson, Rnco, Mich.
Harold Hayward Hood, Ann Arbor.
Mich.
Forrest G. Home, Lee Center. N. Y.
John Kochanik. Milwaukee. Wis.
Kanelm Lairunia. Bloomer, Witt.
Charles -R. McArthur. Hancock. Minn.
Ivan McPherson, Onaway. Mich.
1 Walter ll. Puda, Mononiiee. Mich.
1 Neil Reid, Warren, Mich.
and‘ Fred Stephen Stack Chicago. Ill.
his
1151 will advise it.
The deadly snake. are few;
10!!" of- 3
mt mu“ at the G” It is propel enough to kill those you r
‘ bullion; 1b wu risk. iiulivin Harry Thomas \‘l atkina Allen Mich.
‘ onions varieties. but Wlontl to kill the' Ray Winch Marshileld Wis
.mme rwwmunit- harmlesS kinda which are in the Eugtne'l‘. Zanni Rotaton..\idsa
'governmi bu unwed . . angler,
" great majority. The indiscriminate ‘ 7
.. ”so exp-clad 0‘ it. , Luce (‘iirt' topher Martin, hie “asbin;
Slauglltcr of snake: .is as unt'eiisontr‘I ton.Pitt1sburc. P11.
"If jug. past the" mu- bite in the indiscriminate slaughter o! Privates.
.U v itrauk .isth lliluiiligton. hiitmb
' noel ed in “mun” mm birds. Both errors result in the deli .Jcr-e (0019, Brighton. \lich
mum in “to” of WHMO- tl'uclion of crops by iniiects and ,0. A'ltia Illchaid Drabetulolt
L I“ the total of loose; i Mich
one half th paid 5 09!“! whose numbers would other I..coJ Diiscoll.A1-‘1uionl, Mao's.
"a. 3‘ sum. Write Mse be kept down To the now {a Allied lleinartl Eastman W aler'i'otd
' ' : ‘ Effort. 0‘ the Germ I W13
1 na- 1.
nlillttr slogan, Same the Blrds'" a Georgi D Englikli. il’ltslurgl Pl
1
0 mm“ ““3 tho 3““ thorough going conservationist would J Nash Glasizow liolcut. M15!
: Omen and “will“ to our .1. 11111111 G. Ilagermatu. Naches City.,
add another; Save the snakes!"
h m \\ ash.
line. the“ “Chl'men' wk“ thunk ii I(u\',antiitli New Yot'Nk. .
bu bun neciIalble. unannounced
THE BIG ORDER {Thomas Philip Mann.
. the viz-lama ot'buainm don.
. I I
Wh ' - “ "
‘t is bald ‘0 be the blue“ sin Ilottitnico Mnranzano. New York. N. Y.
Germ have, in “at, hardly gle order far aborting goods on rec- Michel» Medium Duniunrc. P11.
.thn.1'e3hcla. 10 on) has rec l . l ’ John Murray San Francisco, CAL
l lhi . b WWW.“ (my be“ paced WHV Friliclttif Nelson Iron Mountain, Mich.
“can pplng oard. Their raid- manufacturers in the United Staten. Paola Pitman, Torre Illute, Ind.
he U-boats have taken their toll of Silch items as 180,000 league Dase- lmgenco "' Rosa. Orwell. V"
, , . Sta oy hobra‘ Islti, Berlin, WI“.
ythlse Shipping. of fishing craft, hallo, 14.400 soccer footballs, 18,000‘ William (1 Franz. Wheeling, W. V11.
'fl 0! oil tankers up from Texas and flelders' gloves. H.200 reguimion b11111. 3"“1'9" ““1"“ “”9“ S" Joseph' M‘Ch'
Union. but their quest for transport; the same number of indoor ball bats. "m.”m" (-ahln. 0mm“ Grove.
all supply ships has been vain £3,600 aél’ll~four gloves to a set—of
leugl Golso Oakmont Pa.
Consideration of the fact that more boxing gloves. give the render some 12:13:39? 812:3... ggwfimmm
l1} am are crossing the Atlantic now, conception of the scope of the order.‘ ' Floyd ll. Hooton, Burlington, lowa.
than ever before In its history” There are included crucbera' mitts ‘Joaucélovercmnp, hmixn. Delta. C0"
through submarine zones which on» and protectors voilev balls and nets. Eldridge Gewclyn King. Wcatilcld. Pa.
1. W the open sea as well as the [rugby footballs and various other 13'0”" K“‘°’;R“"""Nd Mich.
b. uh, French and h l,'1(Iutrles W lictarthy. Brooklyn, Moan.
m aian coasts. terns that might be dolmled. The Maurice ll; Murder. Don'hoator. Mm.
It“ equally apparent the efficiency value at the order totals 3500 000 1231‘}. ‘1',“‘32. mam“ V- V
lo I!” allied nation and the wisdom The 0’33“”“1‘03 lhfll Dlflt‘t‘d this Ciarcnco Lac Ranklft‘msfioolcruft.
f 1.9 government' as policy toward the order Is not a super athletic club. .11 “I9“-
p also" growing march...“ i the N 11 ha] w w k c it 1mm mm" I‘m'm' mch
marine. | I a 0 N 0‘ ounc ° J.ol1n Sakolka. Wielklnnaka Russia.
no government of the United States. "I9 Y- M- C A- A" ”‘1’ material ‘3 Em"! Bauvola. Chime“ Mich.
3 no must mspoct. has gone Into the. to be sent to NICO Our boys over' C128?“ “an" sumo! “314111131011.
1
"f' «can transportation busineag to than are to be kept fit for tho main Albert E. Scott Ilroklinc. linss
1‘ Job 0‘ punishing Buns by participa illagm‘ond 'Il. Slevcns Cliurmscbo.
___..._._...___.__ . .
-- till in recreations] games and clean Ernest It. Stinson. Monroe. Ky.
ArthurT'I‘erry. 'Dtakas Branch Va.
.93 ie toms. Michi n it In
The order is big and the price pro- haliay I). Town. 0113;131:111?Mich.d
independence‘lportionatoly siieabte. It is none too “I‘ll“ Bt'nlamln Tracy. Sand Lake.
A DATE UNHONORED lsporta,
On .July I, 1776. the American cob?
. flies declaned their
mu ' I Mich.
Great Britain, the“ "IN by 8 large. however, for the 2.000.000 men‘ DIEGO! WOUNDs RECEIVED IN
"ma" king. it is meant to accommodate. ACTION.
On July 28. 1742. the ruler or Prua. -————--+—-—-—-— Sergeant.
fla.tool the province of Silesia from You PLATINUM CRUCIBLE ”my "fly IuIIZI-pffahgn0018dy. N. r
Autrla. The editor of the Jewelers” Circulari Joseph R Stevens. Garry, N. v,
"-1
The format date was celebrated minimum that no platinum jewelry iaI II It Mechanic.
“nor by meland and America as a 'belu manufactured in the United .1113 yn R‘ “93:23:03" Maine.
' common holiday, a day or reloieing States but than are millions 01 dot-
and friendliness between the two '8" "I“ 0‘ "- 1' the hands Of 59“"
1|.“ nations. .elera for sale. The govemment can
1"(my anybody imagine Austria and‘ not accept this as a gift and its Ed (1 R
Gormany, alliea la the world war.“ 89““ will “0‘ ”I” “ bl"- “89 ““1 138;. aymond PM" Pearl Rive“
Whratlnstosather July 22nd in. any Benin! 0! it. because Its value as a' Adolph Tamm. Sawyer. Mich.
ml spirit ad that shown by the Eng- metal ‘3 not worth the extra price Voriin R'DllggceovFMgflsrgrA’SEArk'
“flanking “my Austria dls- caused by the labor of working it up Sergeants. .
triata the militarism and pan-German‘!ml°~1°“1"- Fm“ 1" 8‘5““ New “”1" N' "'
uh oil bar poibit'ui ally. A firm 0‘ MlaII'ISI‘“ “38““ Silas Brown, 1195;231:111.
m la what Maximilian Harden. that much platinum is tied up in the Privates.
altar of thb German paper Die Kum bud: of chemists. 91181119011 doctors. géggmggrgi?l$r§1ii§ifisr2§sw V3.
Inga. had to say on this very sub. 6113-. who were com-1M to b“! er!» Thomas J. Magnet. Detroit, Mich.
M as quoted in the New york 3“. 'cildea. tubes and such thing: in their DIED FROM AE’IOPl-ANB ACCI-
‘People who in freedom chooa'o the ““39 days for- laboratory work. 0‘11 “21:21sz
w of their deltlny can always reach “I" have 51““ forgotten that they Lenwood H.011. Washington, D' 0'
1165pr Because the dynasty at 0“ the“ MED 0F Acgfifgl‘“ OTHER
”wdsor does not indulge in incondi- “W“ ”apparent m “‘9" ”ha“
”I. and does not need to tester in- ‘9'"! why “‘9 you? w 'h" “8‘“
Y the wound of 1776 la healed." ‘0. 3‘" Ma ““3“ ‘ ““3 °‘ platinum
. ’a only ties binding together the 3M “W“J‘W'm mutil-
chhfillioa of the Control Powazo 3‘“ K W“ In" W “I," platinum
m tho ties of superior night, 0! cruciblemm ““3 W
Arthur H. Thomas. Mount Winona. Md.
WI UN DEiD 1-savaltlw.
I and“ loamy. .1119! ha) "IMHWWM “Om
‘ 1' ~i . list
Thomas. A. Finerty, Chicago. Ill.
Benjamin R. Handel, Cass. Ind.
Harry Mansfield, New York. N. Y.
John Marco. Staten Island. N. Y.
Tony Morris, San Rafael. Cal.
6mm.
John Francis Reece. Pottsvllle. Pd.
11-18- Gtiit. Peoria. Ill.
Liontananb
Lansing McVickor. New York. N.-'-Y.
Edward A. Q'Malioy, Syracuse. Nr Y.
Segaagukbm
a QC
mum
v'_“
“Jinn“
Leon D.
"Atop-ta
windomtlowe Day» would “9111.10 Mama-taut.
HASfilelllES }
The following casualtiea are report .
l d
”at: 111 2:111!“ on 111. p‘rt even where tattleanakes and copper Slant-LG Adelbert Stafford, Muakegon,
a . ..
I Wuuim. and heads aboun'd few persons are bitten \licliael Peter Twomey, Kalamauow
\Ilch.
Custer, ,
Pinekneyville. .
James C. Oaurn, Nbew Rochelln..N. Y.
-...__..—____.
Rain-l A Moore. \iencka. N D. kota
111-13111; 71011111111. Jim .\'. out.
I1-lio}I‘.uma.~ Ke:‘ .111; N. 1
“:1 iner. New York, )1' ‘1‘.
Jar“? \\. Clll'lsllvl. A"i'1r1;. Alk.
Am 111 1. 1112111.“. llauxi' -. .111;
Ilinn S. Willinuts. Etanst'ille, Wis.
Cook.
{Charles W Burkhaimdt \'itortua,\Wis.
Privates.
Christian Biunihardt, Chippewa Falls.
“’15
i
8 George E iiowers.Kali;:peil, Mont.
Dewey Brennan. Blackwell Okla
.f‘dward H. Biogfln Rupert. ldaho
‘Jaiues D. llrown, Great Falls. Mom.
1 Carl F. Capperson S: ockmai'knes. \es-
toraien. Norway.
Frank Joseph Duqufline, Giiiits, “'15..
William E. Edingtr. Trenton, N. J
Clarence E. Fleising, Baraboo.\\1s
Joseph A Pui'bershaw, Washington.
I D C.
I John A. George on. Madison. “Wis
Cutniad C \itClain, Scan. \\. Ya
Marshall I) Martin, Carlisle Pa.
Martin F Moelieiing. Lemona, Wash.
1 Raymond C. Parks. Mount Sterling. 111
Edwards 8. Richards, Big Falls Minn.
l Gustav Rudolph Schultz, Modem. Wis
Robert A Simpson. Glasgow Scotland
Selmei' K. Skflrli'h‘dl Mott. N. Dalt
IJame‘s T. Stonibcr, Gardner. Mass.
IVernon H Terrill I-‘.airn10unt N. Dali.
George Tiff, Ilig Rapids Mich.
Merit Van Calder Janest'ille Wis.
IDavid Klialiel,Cle\1Iaud Ohio.
{Thomas J. King Chicago, Ill
Louis Lamotta. Newark N. J
Prod E. Landatrom, Sbeyenne. N. Dak.
. Louis N. Latrail. Grenora. N. Dak.
Flank Leliecka. Chicago. Ill.
MISIING IN ACTION.
Captain
John Forest Goodman, Ridzewood
N. Y.
Lieutenant.
Jameo P.010r, I’ittsbuimglt Pa
I
George F iKIpatrick, Marble \itlley.
Ala .‘I
Peter Leroy Wallis, Jersey Shore. Pa
Sergeants.
Samuel B Hefner. Laurel. Pa.
Corporala.
James H Danckar1.Lowt-Il,lllass.
Roy MacMinixaII. Holyoke, )iaas
Attbur Passek, Naugatuck C 01111.
Albefl II Gwlnner. Philadelphia. Pa-
Joseph Francis \Ia 011111. Hoboktn,
N. J.
Harold I-l. Mink. I troll, Mich.
Lyman )i, Welher eo, Wcst Acton
Mass.
1 Charles Winchell. New York N. Y.
Privates.
.IoiinBaxter, Montreal, 11111111121.
1 Mithat-I Ferrundi. liartitmi. Conn.
{8h in A Pink Moslnce, Wis
William C F‘ott'ulau, Alum. “1111.
Thomas G G1cen.l)ul11h.(ln
‘ Rood ll. Grocnwdy. 211111111111, Ga.
{'I-‘tcdcrick C. Gticnther. Stintlord. Wis.
Ola Hamilton, \iola, W ls.
lAlbcrt Handel, Youngatoun, Ohio.
‘Rutliorford ll. llinda. Rocky Ford Col.
Abraham Keen. Alamo Git.
Moody I. Kern, Elitvt'. N. Carolina
August Kroll. New HHYt‘n. t‘oiitt.
John M. Northrop. Newman. Cal.
Michael I. l'itwlowrki, Chicago, Ill.
Galen V. Phelps. Lllllt' Hocking. Ohio.
I‘etro Picrini. Slim Mit'cn. Col.
(‘llPiilt'l' A. Piper, Sandusky, Ohio.
John Rectz, Mao'st'iII1-, Ky.
Clarence Rcynolds. Indianapolis, Ind.
George 0. Richfll'tla. (luktown, Indiana.
Edward F. Silva, Villlklflntl. ('ai.
Martin G. Smith. Rock .‘ilort. Ga.
Leon N. 'l‘ew. Onkticld, Wilt. ,
Vandertut 'I‘hweatt, I‘ntiucaha. Ky.
Thomas Tratitant. Chicago. Ill.
Robert B. Tutt. )Iititilolown. Ohio.
Rocco \‘cnazidno. S. Again, I’. l-‘olzgio.
Italy.
Daniel Blmttgron. Mitchell. Moni.
Alex Blhiticr, Kicvc. Rusuin.
Calvin G. lloonie lluckctl. Miss,
Joseph Campanrllti. New York, N. Y.
Peter Cautlitilanl. D111 ca Foucanit. ltaly'
Clem D. (‘hamblii-r, l oulsvilie. Mitt
Michael llttniikoulsna. Karpatho, Egco,
Italv.
Melitta Hasbatminn. llav.orhill Mass.
Norbert hicilrnv. Oak Hill W. Va.
Sam Mungoa, Detroit. Mich.
SunuelE. )iumty. l’eaoium, Ill.
Luigi Rubino. Salcmi, Prov. of Tra-
pani. Italy.
Alexander Shemp. Keola. Colo.
Edward. A. Smeltzor, Seattle. Wash.
1.1mm L. Singer. SHV er Creek. (.11
August Strzelcuk. St. Hedwilz. Texas.
Wladyalaw Stu-got, Chicago, Ill.
James Toomey, Scranton. P11.
Jam 0. Upton. Rockmart. Ga
John Patrick White Monroe City. Mo.
Thomas Lee Wrrty. Indianapolis, Ind.
John T. Yaaen. Chicago. Ill.
Privatu.
Marina Dello ’Rusao. East Boaton.
Mona.
Jacob Foreman. Chesaning. Mich.
l
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Pete F1 am'kc. Gallatin. Pa.
Hugh FIQ'W. Gunnison, Colo.
getluige P. Gaudin St Patiitk, La
I\\u!". 11 Hiil‘) (ire-tn,l1‘lnora.lnd.
1&1th l~‘ Iler- ill. Philadelphia Pa
\‘tll i am ll liar: all. Kauai {‘11}, )lo.
Jol n C llenriclia~ Allan 11'. Iowa
.Allllul J iiighy.i’1ng1ee.idaho
1)le \\'. Hue'neib \l 111.1111 119 .\lit 11
l Georg? \\. 1101111112111. Pull mouth,
3.101111 M. O'Neill, Phiii-itit lpliia. Pa.
1S1111'cn Sadav't-kas, Lawrence. Mass.
I Anrdew 5.111111. Pcrttt Aiiiboy, N. J.
1R1» Santoia St'iatuse N. Y
llsaacC Sovoie, Houma La.
I In 111 J St'iivioler. Gent we Idaho.
1W1Iliam B Small. Racine, “is.
lAi'bert D. Smith. Canaan. Conn.
Joxeph W. Sniwley. llremerton. Wash.
James D. H. Stewart. Mattapan, Mass
James Tiberio, Newton Center Mass
‘ Irving .l. 'l‘oiiotoon. Providence. R. 1.
Mike Vail. Numbers. La.
1 EdWard J. Vauahan. Cambridge, Mass.
. Alt-ie Vidrinc. Finlon, La.
1 Walter Wolnbold. Admit. Wis.
- Albert I.. Wernaman, Patoka. Ill.
. Clarence 0. Wright, nontroae. Colo.
Dean E. Anteraon, Palisade. Col.
Baltazar Baca Villanueva. New Mexico
‘Charles Boil, Pieache, New Mexico.
HIM'I‘)’ W. Bishop. Lowell. Mans.
I Samuel T. Illail', Philadelphia. I’ '.
I Duval n. Bower. North Berwick, Pa.
Thomas Iirennen Rochester N. Y.
William A. Ilrunauxb. Socorro. N. Mex
Harry S. Bunce. Aberdeen. S. Dali.
George Burrill, Hoddinxton i’incr
Lynn. Mus.
Will Orvoi Carroll, Indianapolis, Ind.
1Waiter Whipple. Neponaet Ill.
Dee C. \Hldcn. Salliusatv. Okla.
Cecil E. W,ilholt Kansas, Ill.
l’aui William», Paris, Ill.
Coil Will, Rooseviile, Wis.
Macolm P. \\ ollald. (late \ille. Tcxas.
Virgil Ii. W.ood Rotkyfate. (1.1
Rollin A.Wrigl11. Ilornbrotmk Cal.
[Frank aloudek, Chicago, Ill
ll’mmy I. Zimmcr lleater Dam Wis
BARN DANCE GIVEN
AT THE SEA SHORE .
“A regular old fashioned barn dance.
by heck." was held by the members of
tho Harbor \‘iow Bt‘lit'h colony at tho'.
pavilion on Saturday evening/.111 which
time nearly 2011 residents and friends
tall the
Iattended in t~~oatum111 that
. Klmut of the wetlrera‘ inventive fancy.
Di. Dolley and Mi 1 Shirley Jilllu’ioll
I won the lil'itt prize: for the but drt‘r's
Iul couple. the wires lube awattletl
last evening when the prison it r the
iaportl were awarded. Rolletibmentrt,
consisting of Mill drinks. ice cream
and cake. were sorted and the adult
broke up ill midnight. The judges of
I the coatulnaa were William R. Thump
son and W illiam Ii Peck and the com
tuineal Wore so clever and so varied
that four men and four women Wt‘le
selected as best and then they drew
Iota tor the first prize (or each.
I
° PROS -TONE 0
“THE UTAH SICRIT“
II on til than" can in- -a- Mott-o“ M
he that a... beaver awn
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pure...
world ealiah
la the Ilia monument cl atbion-Itlo the
at m min--
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ole tor diuun oil and int
kid-u and bladder tron blu tor tb pun In
H. ht audit volt-v0
they and brad" diaeam abicb
alum an «a or
a. ma"; 3W1. In the
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that notion in remit
rut 1c. and Judson—9m
main in“! Ilia?
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liv amount MIMI-Ml at
druutst 0—111 order that we ll! be a
at unit on more I‘ll". I. will (I Will.
W: :11! mil W". ”15.11am moment
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that! oi beneath.
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1 TON TRUCK (speed. Wagon}-
Price With Express Body Deliverad' $1.400»
INCLUDING WAR TAX‘
GREATEST VALUE IN ME.
Rev Anioinolms The Erwm M9. lenalngs Co.
Paris and Service.
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Isuperintendent of the Mexican Pct-
A WEEK OF
lSPEcIAL SALES
EXTRAORDINARY V ALUES IN WOMEN’S AND
MISSES’ NEW FALL S UITS AND DRESSES
/
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SILK DRESSES OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS
$12.95 $16.95 $19.95 .1H17l'
HANDSOME JERSEY DRESSES
A fine collection of advance Fall styles.
$22.50 $25.00 $28.50
SMART NEW FASHIONABLE SUITS
High class fabrics and all the best colors. ',
$20.00. $25.00 and $30.00 1.1m .
‘
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MUSLIN SHEETS 7* '7”. 15131131111 ,
Over five thousand dollars worth at a saving of .
25 to 33 per cent. 111.1111 Ill 11111111111: . '
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BLANKETS AT LESS THAN MILL PRICES .
Buy now at a price considerably lower than we
could replace these same goods for today.
I
aromas LEDGE IN LAUNCHING.I
1111 11111.1 $1101
84 .Nfll’lfl MAIN, STREET
3 Wont Park Place, Stamford
Furs Repaired
from your own or from fin-I-
carefully ulocttd by exp“-
ienoed lumen.
IIEMSIH'CIINEAID Bill-
TONS MADE 1‘0 0RD“
Steamer Steed Denta Plate at Fove
River Shipyards.
_ Quincy. Mass. Sept. .l. The steam- ‘1
ship William Steed, 13 6115 gross tuna
built for the Pan-American Petroleum!
and Transportation Company, was
launched yesterday 111 the Fore Rchr;
you): of the Betbithem Shipbuilding
ICorporotion. The steamship 1111181
christened by Mrs Paul ll. liaiwood. I
wire of the president of the comp-w
and was named for William L. Steed
roleum Company 01' California.
The valaal slid from the way withI
such momentum that ska struck on a
lodge on the oppoaito bank- of the ri l
ver and slightly dented a plate.
I
‘ -Sentiuel Wan. At an Winner-
YW A8551 DOING IT!
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0th 31119.0qu Wat-8a
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WORK.’ ‘
Wa congratulate you on tbarheutp
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