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ils if. ^L^^i^.^iii.i.r.'i.'^'-i-.— (J2t*ji»nr-t . ?/r(KBBWp^t\'!'\ • *«^^^«J*^t^i«Wff jj=- a — « r y- TWO THE REPUBLIC, BROCKPORT.N. V. f HaRSOAY, MARCH 20,1S24 ITEMS! BRIEF Paragraphs of Interest to Read- ers of Empire State Interettlijjf-News of All- Kicds-Gath- W.W;!' tred^~f^rir^7Wt!uj8~VW^(^fr^Wtr^ State and So Reduced In Size That It Wilt Appeal to All Classes of Readers. j.ls_facnjjcte<i that the new owners will open, the sanitarium in~JTM^e. Stalled \automobiles in the snow- bound roads of Phelps and vicinity were of frequent occurrence lately-,- and while abandoned they were the object of plunder by thieves. Daughters' of Veterans of Sfedma- tent No. 21, have presented to M* * dina police court a beautiful silk flag for. permanent hanging in the cit^ court quarters in city hall auditor ium. Gov. Smith has signed twia.hills, jp. . troduced by Chairman McGinnies of hlgh-way canal •fc m g??S m, pfc. The Fowler dairy in Olean was-de- Btroyed by fire. Loekport wants a resident United Stateo comui.^^i'iier. There w^re 23 deafhF'iu the Or- leans (>ouni> homo last year. Reduced rail's on electricity went into' effm ;.t Htdley this ni„nUi.- Henry \\ Pell. Si) years old. one of the old* si Mas.ms in, New York .»tate > (iii-d in home l'lur. li'i woilviiii-' on the Perr> aigh -.<•;.... . wlm went on a strife* have p ! i i •• i t o work. Hi t.i I >'..<• 'irili'is meeting in Sy- r..c s\> ap^r'ivctl . four-ye>ar ^tyl* 1 , uxj^jiM if) pri'vent overt-tucking in nuvuli e>. \\\tOTjiTs\FT.iiifC' bu'iTWvTsVTTS \grirtrt— txi H,5'ii' tu int.* Origins bounty farm b„p«ci li'i 1924 ami ?2,5UII to the home burtMU. i:iv-.,ili-!ii s uf Ci.n..n}< ha\i- p'ti tioneU- the hoard, al eluvuti..n to make plan-. l(.r«.r\lisi.iu^ flu ntiou in the city si^uiuls. Geneva m.uh..nu ;>t a mrn i :l g or tlii-\ MereliuMs' '1 I ilii i? ;i>.. i .ation, voti*d for a utii'-huur larking limit in the business sertTim\ thT- Vf-av New York stafct^htiN.r lafts, rejtu- latlng the I'Oiir l\r ,ab .r if wimie- were dtft-htretl vttlitj rfH-I <HK >I .• *.U».fi a] by the L'. IS. Mipreiu- tut V^r-K, 4-UtnuiJ-ill. .lU;iiii \an was eleited pre l.i-n a I' • St il- 1 rotes sinnal Photo r. ph. r a • > <i..u n at their convex.th>n m N>'\\ Yuit. r.ty. Effort., to d. pun I'a-il.i i'.nt >n of* (lean l.a,n l.tu-n lia'.Uil li> .i writ ot certiorari until tin cast- en !»•• n-- -view*>il by the U. .S,. suuriiuj! CuUXL The aiinuul diatric: r.-nvuiti<.u ot the Niagara dr. ran* il stru i if \e \ York stab- M-tisous will b-- hi Id a' Medina for llic s>*oond tiinc \rt Mon day, A[iril 21. Investigating * the cau-e of rolK wattar n h.s siffinj.', u fann- r at Paint ed Post dl. ; covi rod a Iot'nf yuune frogs and he tli.nks that i ,i gi«» sim of-sprtng. LiQeds tianstmrlng tlio lorui' r Jack son health ri '-or: at Dans. 1 i> havt- been filed for n-rord at (;»•!)<•—•<> P War veterans ontitled to a stats. fenui' w&uld—he-ailfHKad—ta,oJaiain,, a. propriating |l2',OOn,000 for maiatena-nce and $350,000 for operations. - Cn&utauQua county fair, held in Dunkirk^ whose t receipts in . 1917 amounted to $4,394, showe-d a total of $35,432..a2 for last year. Managers say the fair will be bigger atfd better than, ever thi* year. Brock'port is to vote oh a proposi- tion to raise $50,000 fpr the purpose of improving the hihnicipal water system by e.vtension..of intake 2,400 feet, remodeling wells and installing clarifying machinery. Abolition of th^ farms and markets 'department through repeal legisla tlon was killed In thi* ways and means committee on a party \ote, ac- cording to announr*. ment made by Chairmau McUinuksL-. No milk of untested cots slmll b-* sofd in Salamatwa after April 1 if f-an\a j tnen'd«M'H't- to-tl«»-Bity -n*ilk -law i * iiiiurced as it was proposed by D\. Whipple. aldiTiiuin of tlu- Fourth warti, at the tsouncil mertiUi.'.. The propi sit ion nt a bond issme or *:;2i».0iai fir a in u liu;li adioul tu re ]\T • MyndTsc ac-ttlrmy uf Ri'tieca I'a.ls, ii-nl :i>r aiiiht ons an I i-i air t» wriinl sili-.i^t; will be submittal to ' ct r- - nt i. -\fCiitl t-'l-t'Ht-jii \n »|.t'r.iii.ui pet f' nin'il in r- * rprrrrn-prTr-Trrl-'-h'mrr hK 'ttf-r-t wh <•' he i:ad SA,• 1 ii \j_cd • '• i-rul il^ y - a o <• s ' llul i.ra' % t i Jamli St.ihl nf Ilur ilofalrj., 55 it*si\s tt!4. \ft iiHitr-t^ ot llie stain ho-i'ital :tt 'Jow.tihla. Fmniur JusUte . i'q;ik.ntcii. Krus<-. of O'e.in is In in^ nicntinni'il as one n' 111' liiiuiulati's lur I S ei>mmi-ai in . r \i ii that ilistiic ,1 due 11uz• • 1 n- c uth .iiuiui.iii r,| ill. t .i iKinmi'.siiin pi \M>iilfl h • iippmiit\! i-iiuriU I >i v I'ltii'l Stiplel'Hi H| Uiilfalo will inn-i>U,.iU' LUi. ColLijilaiiit made b} •' •• r. T.\' I I'.'I :> li.iiaii. ft»'l • ti \ '' ! I rj'i' r leii l>--iite rl l • in. • I r U. t.i l N. \s >i 1,, t.i n ol. r..... rk .• il! Ii- n tf- g i-V' r't I. i WtOll t.iji l.'lie ... ,. * i :n. .. i |- • ,i mi.: , . •: - o' the * ni -r '-an l.-?ai Thi 5 ' i; :* provision uf il- f.iti •'^•••.1 I., r... uv tl; t'n-l.T th - hi!! pityittTit <*• J10 a month will b mal\ t. VM:<- I-I Hi-')' K th- I- ..i..ii mi t.i a tot of'SIFn i i..M-'...! eertifieJ copy of their s-rvioa ijecora from county clerks without paymen of.extia fees, under t'lo terms.of A bill introduced in the legislature. Six new cases of smallpox have de ielopud. in Dunkirk,.. Hea. th j>jacer_^ stated that theie has been CO ca;es- of the disease in the city within the Jast 14 months; The disease was o! a. raiid type and no deaths harve re- sulted. The auctioneers in Middleport and vicimty -siatp thai they are \BSjKedT every day until_late-into—the—month of March. ~ms said that the time never has been known when the nuihber of farmers are'selling out, as at .present. The Middletown common council has voted, 5 to 4, to continue daylight saving. At the last election last No- vember the city.'s voters recorded a majority against daylight saving. The action is the council reverses this decision. Big in Ik plants at Lakeville have ieen meeting with all sorts of diffi- culties in 'collecting milk from outly ing producers, since the heavy snow- covered the country roads. Tons of milk have bci'ii lost anil farmers have been Ihe losers. ViPag • President James W. Fraser of Genraeo, who was d f t a ted for re- IOIU.I at i n m .he rif-ent joint Ilepub- TP an \m 1 I'PI.I cratic-cie 1 c is_ has an noun( i'il his c;uuiid:tcy for the offlc- ••-.I • 'I' y> e.l\<'ti n on the'Cltl zens' Iade;n iidi nt ticket. liai 11. l.i'w.... II flalu, -.\as uppviint -il roads cl.ai \Man of the New York State Autoaiohtli. association, the consolidat'im of the New Yo:k Moto*- KuiUtraUun and. Uu- New Yulli. State Automobile association. Peter Q. Tenevck' wan «-jin*cn prtisiWent, Uuiiulti wt'l inn .-.e- a New York Central station stun a I th s jeat. Plans foi iin t \[n mliturn u| $42,fi!).\i. '.. r i\ *>. i \\\v ^ rk Ceniral corpor- ation, m;nl>- ptihtic in- New York, oV?- 3 liut iiul.ii. uimhing lor .st..tion and tBTmrnat Trn;.rovpmTt' in Huffttlo. The sturiv Uu- made i'^ 17th vioit to fhe home of Mr. Trad-Mrs -Mtruiife Ulix^soiti ui Muiiine avenue. Brock- port. Tie oldest chihl. i^ years ol age, is a n-nniU -clijxil siil nt, four are in ni(;ln school and five of the children are in la.- niuiles All nt the famih ,u e i\el| .in.I ,u ti\. Annotineeumti h-«s> m»—n ina.le- that, a new ilormttiuy .iinl i:\ien.i inn L- lo be ('..lis r .Cleil a t K i-:i iv i i lllleei IU'I'- I'eti'i S.m. i ,i e.is n| jlT'.O'.O for wlm h ci-ntiatls h.i\t le-i-n let' rie i I i.\'. ii' '.\'...ic uiuia. ikr low gil]s .iit-l ,t!\r''ddv IT Ii i. • r tr. t. red irum i 'i II ihr u«• \m 1 11 I \ I* S The .r v f lh \ ,, ,1, i ummi .- n a I Uu e.iTtiii • •if- -r-T*r- rrt'— : ff\ *.l - t'ha'i'a'ifi'n e'miiiv »he e u, t i, . • n; ! • . '• • ! tr. ' n New Yorlt I'I • : . « - v. i. i CHARGE MISUSE OF MONEV T-lttlpT'llft\ 1. , s ' llll. ••r.n (• 1 '11 Of r-y'h-e • • Twin ii. the .,1 Ii-' \b-. the s.'iy.fT rn - .\ sS- fcEiSr^E R S. New Wool Checks warnings Ibm ft— •plnrr-r-rrtrrvr rrase Iviula.iun; i-i th. :.i.\ . riitie was | -reis. n t • I e! i. . •• .. -hat rr 1 li-a-t one i o .•Ihiiii-.- hn-l been raide.l b.v si\ iiiembeis o r the klan clad in robes and hood-. . We have a number of patterns in thf|jg$Qptilar Dr oae piec See these. white r' r T'U^ New Cartainings _•- 50 Pieces ©f'ihe newest ia Curtainiags for Bpring UglfegTT* Mostly Jrn white» in the popular Ha^rqjtiisettes^ VoiUs„and Noyelty Etaraineis. fr'iced|\| B ^ i » ^9c t<y ^4e ; j\yar4^---^e'Qttr T sglg#t4en hdar e -i>4tyia'g^ Mtoae4 Anderson Was. Given Ghurcf Funds Intended for Dry Work . Charges that - the , AnttSa'oco League of New York vcte-1 to giv»i William H. Anderson a gift not to ex- ceed 47»S0ft \out o-f money- siih^crih^d- by church- people tor prchibition work\ and that league employes' sal- aries were nearly three months in arrears \becTausse league money waB 1 used to defray Anderson's expenses in _£|s jrecent Jrial_ _ for^ forgery were made in New York by Dr. Samuel t. | Harmiltovn, who was dismissed as su perintemdent of the league's metro- politan district. Admitting that he had been dis- missed, Mr. Hamilton denied that f:e reason was \his hostility to the poli- cies of the organization,\ as charged by the board of directory but de-\ dared he wa^ hot l e to Dr. G.Krge Caleb Moore, secretary of the board, and the \little group whom I consid- er jointly responsible with Mr. Ander. son for the present difficulties of the Anti-Saloon league.\ Mr: Hamilton, in a statement, de- dared the \little group\ had permit ted Anderson to \continue\ to have desk room and office space in our headquarter?! after, his conviction o! a crlm« and six weeks .after he was asked- to resign.\ With New Footwear Some Job! Reduced to pleasure here where abundance of shades lately secured from ther best Hbsiery iftflls helps to solve the Match-making- problemr. Ntew Spring shades are Ooze, Blush, Ecstacy, Fog, Fal- low, Log Cabin, Silver, Sandalwood, Fawn, Nude, Coating, Beige Cordovan, Brownand Black.. The Prices- 79c, $1.00, $1.25, $1-50, $1.-75, $2.00 and $2.50 a pair. See our special $1.00 Silk Hose in all new shades. Looks well, wears well. Less German Unemployment Seen . • The extent of Germany's eo<.nop.ic I recovery since. .th« . jvSlahliU%a'.ioa_, ffiLU her currency was disclosed by Chan- | cellor Marx when he m«\h*.i n d that _ the.ro were < rib 130,000 sin rt time workers in the un-'ccup'ed area a* • comjared with IMI.OOO in Nov. mber I The nnnrber of totally uneniplo ed 1 had be n recently d creased by 30, | QG§, he- -Sfttd, and ronditiens in the oe> | cixniad temtor.i allowed similar im- _ l>rovement. 89c Wool Hose For children to close out this week at 69c pr, i - * $1.19 Silk and Wool Ladies' Hose in assorted mixtures at 79c pr. — —. S+lle Tfssitfr-Oifrgltams 25 New Check Combination patterns 65c yd. Children's Fancy Rib Hose J at 25 and 50c pr. • Newell shades - !)! Buck, Pongee, Drab and 5 Grey. . • .. ~~ A Flock Dotted Voiles ... —__ l Our window feature this week for early sew- I ing. Large assortment of patterns in novel I new designs at 5^c yd. ~ * • MARKET REPORT I ' ' -\ \1 New York Provision Market J BUTTEH- I'TL-auit-ry, higher than i estea. 4$%$L like. t . ...-_ 1 EGOS — K.esh gathered extras, ' firsts, 25>,ii£i 2iie. ' s'HKESt: .-'an whole milk flats, fresh fancy, 2l\2'U\ - •- - - HAY—No. I. $3uOO&;31.00, No. 2, ' ^TOaS^OOO; No. 3, ?25 00^26.00; I shipping. $2On0tf22 0O. J Buffalo Provision Market [ CORN -No. 3 yellow, S6c; No. 5, • do, 79'^c. l > OATS—No. 2 white, 55c; No. 3, | do, 51 : «c. 1 IIARLEY—M..flng. 78tTSSc; ^rd, j 7ti(<i79c. j HYK —S'o. J whii.i , \O^c on track, ' throuuh billed I lil'TTER i'ream r <ry extra 'p ri nW, '•2 , .'.ii.; ox^ja tubs. 50^i 51c; fa*- to clio'c-. 47\i49e; dairy,'faaGy, bitSter, , 4?irti-tii .. . _' . . -4-HKi' -K—N. Y 'Ti = rtv wtrrrbrTnttlc \ crn.e, i,i,;,,ri»fl and wli.ln; ll;i.s, «4 SWARTZ & BROOKS Leading Merchants P r lb., 31 •• J2c; .,'•'.( .;.c; The A. ,v P l'riuiiiiK i'n i rTlrin T; port has pnrchascil iiv.- .icns'iif lani 1 Wool Checks for one piece dresses. 54 inches wide,, on tin- ived iiuais ir.j..nv at iima- iO.UU a yard. oeetnese. - , branch ranning j'lniii for Hie mann I Cactifrrf «f Ui4n.i-U»- isitsup. This fac lory was ntMaireil thinuah the aid ot the Panclier <;r«wers' Hssqriation of TOffcTTer. ^vT1TrTt ' Tia^^onr^nlff~ffrnr\ ; SOU acrf»s '»t lomatties Indians of the Seneca tribe who live on tht» reservation, in t'attarau gus apj>lie-l to Samuel J. Dickey, as distant—fed«*ral -atUirney in charge of affairs, for assistance In tng- the jji'dpoi-al fflf Atterney T. feorfcto -erf i*nHk4i=te- tor-ttave- erery halt -< T¥ brec^L Indian living en tion eurolbMl ire a fulibTPed. In his ri't+yrl UVUT* 1 \\ Nevw \ Y'DTt. state bTrrem ot municipal informa- NewXlQat-orJJress this Sfmngf?:,_ ryiM . r p ,. .__ Kft „ e _^, _•_,-„,..j .-__-\ - ^» . \ Uoa,\Chief of Police Daniel Kaile 6,- •' ' {TenevadiscToseirthe\ ract\ that rfuring -If-fiO-f-OO^n-e-IQ a-Q^ let US show yOU SOOV« -eXCe-t--i-lMS-thew wer«-ii.S-.stxai>t accidenli.. lent values inTTnc lattfsTTfyles hi, Ladies X^oaTsHrHa ^\^ Coats $9.98 to $35.^0. Dresses 39.98 to'J» r ^ ™& r °^ W P J ™™ mT Dresses. $28.75. I id cd Forty two persons were m Sp vim ii'ioitcil sio.cu il'iring the year, two of which were recovi red. Oer ln.non :ilien~ were included in the '41,302 patii nt.s un the books ot ti.e statt.- hospi'a.s dtrring \tirti TBsT u'ar, according to ; statistical report 'if the sCatc hiis)iitil commission.'\In\ addition, there were 7,270 naturaiized- r tizens am ng :he pa.ients, brnging j . . < . • * TI*\\ ' l ' le total of foi'eimi born patients and early summer now is the time to buy. In this during i92> up to 1:1.1 per cent of the •tore you will find a complete display of the more 1 entife h<>9I ' ital W ati <> n of the year. popular fabrics including Ginghams, Linens, Tis- sues, Crepes, Voiles, etc. ring and 3ummerJG>ress Goods If you intend t6 make your dresses for spring Barmon Wash Dresses are Ready armon's of Buffalo are famed for their excel- lent Wash Dresses. We carry a large line of these at reasonable prices. We will be pleased, to show you. BROCKPORT LESTERS; BROCKPORT In about six wt-eks tbe fish hatch- eries of the state c.servation com mission will commence distribution of trout fry to the vaiious public wa ters of the :-tate.- By- far the greate* riumber of applicants call for finger- ling trout, or young fish which have been, fed' at the hatcheries for some time, and whose development has reached from one to five inches in length. At a meeting of the Livingston ounty board of .supervisors, held at e court house at Geneseo. a resolr- tion—vtas—introduced \ bv SunRrviyoi' we \f-n. * ndled, 2iic. 1.1 V}-: IU-LTRY-'- I-' vv •:• aw J' : 27c; fdwls. Pg t o..l r-...-it is, 17'S'l v c: due.,: ., s )y . 20^ : IlKSSEt> I'OULTKY — bowls kuivy. a\ 132c; fowls, metlhim. 2/ .'ji'it.' t I,,\ TfgnT.-- 22ffJ2tc chick- n.ls. nn.iv il, S'l^aGc; do cornfeJ,-2S \ • r.lec. \id roosters. 20(ij.\.2c; dujks r^i^ni?^-!Te^!s^; _ 20^^CTTniTkey7^faTr = *f i y, 35^jo7.-. POTATuES-.-N. Y. State roniul. w. hite, N i 1 ?2.35<&'2.50 per 150 'b. sack: from farmers' wagons, best \StlvgrsSc^sr --~-\ \ \ ~ \-• • ONIONS—N, Y. state yellow. Globe fancy, $2 5fr@2.75 per 100-lb. sack; Ebenezei-, fancy T | 2T2E@2.50 per bu. BEANS—Pea, dry, 100 lbs'., $6 00 6.50; marrow, ?3.50T@>10 00; red kid- ney, $7.5O#8.O0; white r 4-io^0@l().50; -BEBTS--f l.60#4«7o*-pAr_biir- -_— -.---. - , CABBAUE^=5SCb4te, per' 1Q0 hqadj -$8.0ng ! T2'Tifrra'c\rea. tl-t'0@2.0g—— '=- CA-iail.'LO.WEE—CalifBrnTa. per\ ciatD, $L7S@2 1 2rL . CARl'OTS—Per_bu.,, | I.75@2.25 . CEUvRY — Elorida, per crate,. 53.1)0 @a,75 ' .--.,, LETTtTB — Hot house, 30@35c per f.-lb. I)as'ket;.'d6 icel efg\ tZM® ' -3:28: ' I'AIiHUCY. — Bexminia, nex___doz_l bunches. $ 1.50@4.75 PEPPERS—Florida. fanc\, JB-SOtj) 6.00. PARSNIPS—Fancy, $1.7Fi<!?2.25 per _bushe4i~—— ~' _ RADISHES—Hothouse, red. 25@ Jlfic4)er doZi_ bunches; blacky 60<g)75*: per bu. HONEY—White comb. No. 1, 22@ 23c; No. 2, 1 8@20c; dark, 14@16c per lb MAPLE SYRUP—$ 1.25@1.75 per gallon. TURNIPS — White per bushel. $1.00fil.25; do vellow, 65@75c per bushel. i HUBBARD SQUASH — Per 100 lbs., $6.00 @f.00*. SPINACH—Texas, per bu., $1.25@ 1.50. TOMATOES — Florida, repacked, crate, $?. 75@5.50 . AMAZING - SPECIAL OFFE Positively the Greatest Bargain Offer Ever Made on this Famous Electric Washer NOW ONLY m s |-William A. Dwyer of Geneseo, direct ins the clerk ot the board-to-suj the newspapers of Livingston county with transcripts of the proceedings of the board within three days aTter ill meetings and^to furnish such in \ormatlon to any taxpayer upon ti ..'-.est. East Buffalo Livestock Market CATTLE—Shipping steers, $9.3'^ 11.00; butcher .steers, $ 8.50@9.5U ; heifers, $ 6.50@8.50 ; choice veals, i.Qn@lK.fift ; fftir to good, Sll.OQtg 1 14.50; cull calves,' f7.00@ 11.00. —SHEEP & T^AMBS—eheicp-^tamby ? 16.50@17.00 ; culls to fair, 19.75© 16.00; mixed sheep, ? 10.00@11.60 . HOOS—Best weight Yorkers. $7.90 @8.00; light Yorkers, $7.0O@7.9O- pigs, $ 6.75@7.0O ; mixed grades. J7.9 t vRS.00; heavies. $7^0®8.OO. & ^ &ial Features 'yrttn^Hged cuuiiw-tab- Bud-cor-\-. Wmiait •HfiHme.'S^nHafy mnd !gnwafTun«x«fieera|SIieKT. - ' 1. Note In partlouUrj^-ive«vy, strong. «scU atsel trine. -AH moving,parti, cabinet, me- curely riveted and bolted to frame,. Rigid sail Indestructible. \3. Fit* In smalt tipit&^WX&Yi Inches. \\ % IBtriyT, finrt'Testitlnr ralvmrfied csbtset, eucluihiK alt moving parts, ::;•-; 5, Special oversize washing machine motor. Machine cut gearslrlsure remarkably silent «nd_»mootb running. 'Wonderfully easy L to operate. S.Ttsnnea in battleship Bray enamel—« - beauty to look upon. Yes, Madam, only $99 isthefoll ancLcoin-. plete casil price for this splendid, brand mew, big tae ABC Electric Washing Machiae--? the lowest price ever quotecTon a trulyingh. . grade copper tub electric washer. Look at the illustration or*, this page. Notice thS b^aortirgi line^ and strong 1 eonstraetioHs \\the^-heayy -^alyaiized csabinet, swinging \ \»fir%erv\ln¥~sfe* ceppWrtulD ~WS& rMany/ —etiaer featureSr— TBR1 ili i'i ONLY - - —. - -,_-_ Important! This Great Offer Ends Shortly Remember, we have only secured a* limited number of these splendid ABC Washers to offer on these remarkable low terms. You can readily understand that such an offer is seldom made and could not possibly last long. So by all means don't delay. Telephone us or call at once before the big lmat- minuts rush. •AWEEK Think of it! Only $1.85 a \week you get this world-famous copper tub ABC Electric Washing Machine* delivered to your home. We make only a slight charge for these easy monthly payment terms—the greatest, most liberal Blectric Washer bargain ever offered in this city. There are no other charge of any kind. This includes everything. Yon get a brand new machine direct from our store and placed in your home on the day you wish, all ready to operate. Telephone Us or Call at \One That ia all you need to do. Simply telephone us at once. We will then grv&y&yhie full details. Telephone us today or tomorrow or just as early as possible. Simply say yoiYsiw \This announcement.' Bettcr-stfll^-^weTOr-y-eoB^-peraonaU see this splendid Washeron dislay~ByallTvi»aiM^don'tw^ closed. NICHOLS & SMITH, State Street •v %m BSi'i.ii.tJffl!^^'' ' f ! '- Ji ®'\ '*JWH»*--»,.. (.--_**r v