The Mahoning Dispatch from Canfield, Ohio • Page 3

fi i VL 1 IP I I HOME HAPPENINGS Make war on weeds before they go to eeed Old Glory touch la evidence about the village Monday The strawberry orop promises to be the best In reoont years The residences of Porter and John Delfs are being painted Childrens Day exerclsea will be held In the Christian Church Sunday June 27 Telephones have beenplaced In the residences of Noll Bryeon and Mr Cola CanQeld hs usual will have a first class lecture course of five number 16 coming season Pew visitors td iah field fall to remark about the beauty and number of trees la the village GraBS In the park and on the strests has been oilt adding much to the appearance of the village The Dlspatoh publisher thanks Mrs It Bocnedeckor for a basket of very choloe strawberries Contractors have started work on the new building at the county Infirmary to take the place of the mens department burned last January Allow no opportunity to pass to boom the Normal college Lot Us all pull together for an attendance of 600 within the next two years ThlB Is possible If the proper effort Is mado The Canflold base ball team went to Poland last Saturday afternoon and mot defeat by a rfcore of 18 to 7 The Can floldors credited tholr defeat to the fact that their regular pitcher and other mombors of the team wero unablo to go to Polandt Argus Masonlo lodge was Inspootod last Friday night by Ar nold Thomas of Youngstown Refreshments woro served after tho lodge olosod Rev A Frazor King and Attorney Brown of itown woro among tho vUltlng Masons i Nell has had a plant Installed In his moat markot which will make It unnecessary hereafter to uso ico In tho big refrigerator Ammonia Is forced through coIIb of plpo and nny doslrod temperaturo can bo maintained by operating tho machinery a fow hours each day A largo numbor of citizens at tocdod tho closing oxorclsoB of tho Canflold Union schools last Friday afternoon Tho program was good and much enjoyed by all ThlB years ninth grado class was largo and one of tho best that over loft tho school Moat of tho young poo plo will attend tho Normal oollogo Bank Ezaralnor A Camp of Cincinnati was In Canflold Wednesday aad oxamlnod tho Farmers National Bank Ho found Its affairs In tho best posslblo condition and highly complimented Cashier Llddlo and his assistants on tho safo and satisfactory manner In which tho business of tho bank Ib conducted Mrs Vera Hayes of Canflold has commoncod legal proceedings against Hayes praying for a divorce and asking that sho bo roatorod to hor maid on name Vora Callahan Sho alleges that hor husband mado sovoral attompts to poison hor Tho couplo was married in Canflold Nov 30 1005 and resided in Youngstown until about 18 months ago A Buxsaw a former Canflold boy now located In Corona Cal whoro ho owns an automobllo garago baa favored tho Dispatch with post cards showing him soatod In a oar bo drovo eomo monthB slnco when ho won a hill climbing oontest and tho principal street of Corona In Soptombor Mr Huxsaw will tour tho stato of Callfornlacarrylng throe nssomblymon for tho purposo of laying out game preclnots A mooting of the board of Normal College trUBtoos was bold Monday evening when tho faoulty commlttoo recommended throe Instructors who woro unanimously eleoted for the coming year Tboy are Profs Buttorflold Uoyle and MIchener The first two will teach In tho literary departments and the latter will bo at tho head of tho business department Two or three additional instructors are yot to bo so looted Quite a number of applications aro pn file and the faculty oommlttoe expeots to soon make further recommendations The commltteo on grounds and buildings waa lnstruoted to eeouro options If poealblo on property adjoining the college It Is expected that with a largely inoreaaod attendance tho present buildings will be inadequate for tho needs of the college Dr Super long an Instructor in tho Ohio university at Athens formerly of CaoQeld was last Friday advised that be had been granted a retiring allowance of 81450 annually for life by the executive committee of tho Carnegie foundation for the advancement of teachers This Is the maximum sum allowed in any oaso ana is merited recognition of Dr Supers long and faithful service as an educator An effort was made to have Dr Super oome to Can field and teach Greek and Latin in the Normal College and he wrote that he would be glad to do so only for the fact that under the terms on which his allowance was granted he Is not permitted to teaob though he feeh that he 1b just as efflolent as ever Dr Supers wife whose maiden name was Mary Clewell and a resident of Canflold has been in poor health for several years Church Chiznea Methodist Church Prayer service Saturday evening at 780 standard Regular services next Sunday Morning theme The Great Conviction BuBlneBS meeting of the Epworth League Saturday evening at 8S0 Election ot ofSoera and delegates to the dlstrlot convention Epworth League Convention The dlstrlot convention of the Akron district Epworth League of the Metho dUt church will be held in Kent Tuesday and Wednesday June 22 and 23 The people of Kent are making groat preparations for the event and will provide flrat elasa entertainment for all who will attend Dr Mason Secretary of the Freedmens Aid of the MethodlBt ohuroh will be present and give an address the first evening His subject is to be Solving the Problem in Dixie1 Dr Stroup A pastor of the Windermere AX Church of Cleveland gtvea the address on Wednesday evening on the subject The Fine Art of Right Living Bishop Tboburn will also be present at the convention also Dr Stewart dlstrlot superintendent making a quartet of most noted men of the church aad dlstrlot The Gaafield League will seed four delegates to the ooavaaUon On Tues dr Horning Rev Rowe will do Ur aa addreas Tfc Oftjaota this 3Mt9ttoat COMING AND GOING Rev Pogh visited in Lisbon Monday Carpenter was In Youngstown Monday Bryson was In Youngstown Wednesday Druggist A Morris was in Cleveland Monday Mrs Lola Clark of Warren is visiting CanCeld friends Thomas McKean of Ellsworth was in town Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ogline spent Monday in Youngstgwo Si Broadsword was over from Ells worth Friday afternoon Mrs Lydla MoCaye of Salem visited CanDold friends last Saturday Miss Ida Brlckloy of Youngstown Is spending a week In the village Buzard and family of Columbi ana spent Sunday with relatives In this place Prof Hulln of North Lima was In the village Tuesday oalllng on friends Miss Florence Eckls of North Jaokson visited hero this wcok with Miss Myrtle Johnston Mrs Ira Stafford of Youngstown visited Caa field relatives several days tho past week Mrs Smith of Youngstown spent Wednesday here with her mother Mrs Lee Mr and Mrs SC Whltolaw of Akron aro hero visiting Mrs Mary Ogllno and other relatives John Weaver of Green township called at tho Dispatch office whllo In the village Saturday A ttorney A Manchester and family of Youngstown spent Sunday with twos in mis pioco Dr Trucsdalo was over from Youngstown sovoral days this wook visiting old friends Lyman Schnurrenborgor of Groen township called on old Canflold friends last Friday aftornoon Roy Davis who attended WooBtor University the ast year 1b homo for tho summer vacation Mr and Mrs Fred Mayor and MIbs Edith i Hunt of this township were In the metropolis Monday Frank Wlnans of Ellsworth townBhlp loft Wednesday for tho western part of the stato to visit relatives Mrs Will Avory of Ashtabula and Mrs Charlos Evans of Youngstown called on Peter Fullwllor Monday Charles Rico has rented Mre Oben aufs rosldonco on EaBt Mun street and Is preparing to begin housokooplng Ycagor of Berlin township with his wlfo daughtor and son called on Canflold friends and acquaintances Tuesday aftornoon Rov Exllno aad family of Madison visited Canflold friends last Friday They woro going to Sholtons Grovo to camp for somo tlmo Misses Estolla and Mabel Dvball arrived homo Wednesday morning from Wosloyan University at Dolawaro to spond tho summer vacation Prof Joromo Hull and Mlenor aro among tho Canflold pcoplo who are arranging to atlond tho exposition In Seattle during tho summer John Aublo of Pomona Cal and his daughter Mrs Brown and four ohlldron ot Youngstown spent Monday with Misses Eva and Etta Chldestor west of tho village Mcsdamos Rowo and Mle nor attended tho Womans Foreign Missionary Akron dlstrlot convention of the Church at Newton Falls Tuesday ovenlng and Wodnesday Profs Faust and Alt doerffer Judge Grifllth and Fred Brown of Youngstown were here Monday evening attending a meeting of the board of Normal college trustees Miss Winifred Campbell of this place was a member of the class which graduated Thursday from Western Reserve College for Women In Cleveland The degroe of A was conferred upon her Aaron Wleaner left Monday morning for New York and on Saturday will take passage on an ocean liner for the Old world He will spend three months visiting the home of hla boyhood and many places ot Interest in Europe Dr and Mrs Campbell went to Cleveland Saturday to be present this weelr at the graduation of their son Carl from Western Reserve Medical College and daughter Winifred from Western Reserve College for women Mrs Sofronla Dice la spending this week with A Chrlstman and family Mrs Dloe resided In the southeastern part of Canfleld township for many years but after the death of her husband went to Chicago to live with her daughter Miss Alice Haswell who had charge of the music department of the Poy nette W1b college the past year arrived home Wednesday evening for the summer vacation She will probably enter the Madison WIb Conservatory of Music next fall Prof and Mrs Guy spent Monday and Tuesday in the village Prof Guy was recently eleoted president of the He has some work to complete in WooBter University making It necessary for him to return there Tuesday evening He has planned however to move to Canfleld soon probably within two weeks Dr Carl Campbell graduated Thursday from Western Reserve Medical College in Cleveland wbloh he at tended the past four years carrying off nrst nonors in a oiaBB oi more tnan one hundred He recently passed the examination before the Btate board of medical examiners Dr Campbell will spend a part of the summer at his homo in this plaoe Rev A Wright of Brlstolville former pastor of the Church was here last week attending district conference Mr Wright has been long in the ministry and expectB to complete his labors at the cloae ot this conference year Mrs Wright has been in poor health for 6ome time and this fact caused Mr Wright to decide to give up preaching and remove to Indianapolis to be near bis only eon Joseph who is one of the editors of the Indianapolis News Many ot our citizens are drifting towards Brlghta dlseaae by neglecting symptoms of kidney aad Madder trouble whtoh Foleys Kldaey Remedy will qulokly cure A Morris Canfleld It is eaaler to jola the mob than to argua with it Mz THE MAHONING DJSPAiUH FKEDAY JUNE 5 1909 TWENTYFIFTH COMMENCEMENT 8 Of the North Eastern Ohio Normal College Full of InterestThe Graduating Class a Good One Commencement week at the North Eastern Ohio Normal College opened auspiciously last Sunday afternoon when Rev Hudnut pastor of tho First Presbyterian churoh of Youngstown pronounood the baccalaureate sermon before the graduating class In College Chapel In anticipation of the occasion no pains had been Bpared In making the spacious obapel present a moat attractive appearance The college colors red and black were artistically draped from the celling while the rostrum was banked with a profusion of plants and flowers A large audlenoe was in attendance many parts of tho county being represented showing that tho people havo a doop interest in the Institution that has done much for the young men and women of this and other localities The graduates occupied front seats In the center of tho hall Tho services opened with a song by the assemblage Rov Burt offered a fervent prayer and a malo quartet composed of Messrs Higglns conviction And when I saw Him glorified I said lI want to be with Thee and that became my salvation There Is nothing In the hereafter but Jesus Christ St Piul aUosald wo are appointed to hear HH voice That is your appointment It speaks In your conscience telling you the thing you are doing is wrong How many broken cooaoleuuenl How many of us have smashed the voice of consolence 1 It is such a delicate and modest Id fluence It can not bear often to bo refused Presently an ignored conscience will withdraw The voice conscience Is the voice of God You can hear It also In tho human cry everywhere Turkey from the butchered Armenian Christians from the missionaries cut down by the Moslems One of my earliest recollections Is that ot the agonized ory of the persecuted Armenians and all through these years thpt cry has beon swept across the worlw Hear It from the 300000000 for which the Presbyterian churoh is responsible You and I aro responsible for 800 men and women each Hear it from the child without God and without hope in the world Hear it from tho cry of the men and women who have come to our Bhores God evidently meant this to be the meeting place of the nations That Is the voice of God and If you do not hear it you will never hear any other voice of His Hoar It from the printed page Why doyou not read ltV Why la tho old fashioned kind of religion going out of stylo When our parents and grand parenta wished to know what to do they road the Bible But now we listen to every other volco rather than this one We aro like tho poo plo at Slnal who said to Mosos Yoj QRADUATINQ CLASS 09 Km dm Jmm First row loft to right Loanna Farmer Ruth Duncan Ethol Dolls Marlon Fowler Second row DoWllt Morgan Ella Rico Scott Wlnans Clnra uors liny arsnul son Morgan and Pars hall sang Rev Rowo read tho scrlpturo lesson and Miss Ruby Chldoster sang a solo Dr Wm Dickson In fitting words Introduced tho speaker Rev Hudnut took his toxt In Acts 2214- And ho said Tho God of our fathers hath chosen thee that thou shouldost know his will and soo that Just One and shouldost hoar tho volco of hie mouth and for blssubjoot Our Dlvlno Appointment In part ho said That was tho appointment ot St Paul Another translation has It Tho God of our Fathers hath appointed you eto It 1b also the appointment ot every Christian What did God make mo forV That is one of tho most Important questions a man can ask Tho answer Is la those words the text I bellove that and I wish you believed it too It makes mo feel better as a man to know that God bath appointed me to know Hla will to see the Just One and to hear a voice from His mouth That la a high appointment We want to know the utmost that God hath required of us Tho Universal appointment la to bo found hero In tho words of tho text It Is a great thing to know tho will of God Many foelithat It 1b impossible to know His wlllr It is reasonable to suppose that thero is some way by which I can find out what that will la He hath also appointed that the flowers should grow and tho birds alng etc etc and I notice that these things come to pass Now thero aro certain things In the will ot God that you are sure of First Your salification You are sure that God oleciB you to be tho best possible man you can be Jesus Christ said Be thou holy bb I am holy St Paul said The will of God even your samlficatlon It Ib the will of God that every ojo of us should be holy Second God wills every man for service We must help every other man to be the best possible man he also oan be If we are not here for that then we all would better not be here at all Goda will la that every man rather than adding to the sum ot human misery and woe should help every other man to be the best be can be The third thing we are sure of is your salvation He would not that any should perlBh but that all should be saved It is the old fashioned doctrine the Perseverance ot the Saints And I believe in It especially in the perseverance The Universal will of God Ib that you be the best man you can be and that you help other men to be the best men that they can be and that you should be saved God hatb appointed you to know His will That muoh we know More is to be revealed Any man who will consistently launoh his life out on these three laws of God will eventually come to know the will ot God He will oome up into the beautiful place where the will of God shall be revealed to him St Paul also uald we are to see the Righteous One This is essential to knowing the will of God No man oan do the will ot God when that will is expressed only in the Ten Commandments I oan not do the will of God till I see that Righteous One A teacher explains some problem to me and I say I see But I dont Bee I perceive You dont see Jesus but you perceive Him And when any man sees Juaus he Is ravished The reason the world does not do His will la because the world does not see Him When a man seea Jesus Christ that is his greatest interest henoeforth He hath appointed us to see the Rlghtous One When mine eye beheld my Lord I cried out I want to be like Thee aad that became my eautiScaVkm When I saw that everywhere BU waat the world became hrlghtar aad happier I said I waat to ye iUi Thand thai beoao my speak to us for wo are afraid It ho should wo would die It took Jesus Christ SO years to loarn tho will of God and whon Bo was Btartlng on hU journeying ministry to tho world Ho eatd I dollght to do Thy will ICuowing tho will ot God Is a matter of development But It you start out to bo holv and to servo tho Lord little by little tho will of God will bo revealed to you and you will know it It seems to mo that as an artist looks abroad over tho world and olosoly scans every fuco and from thla one finds a cortaln characteristic and from this another and so on and at last makes afaco which combines all the best qualities of all ot them and calls tho face that of JesuB so Jo sub gatbors up Into Himself all tho excellencies of humanity If you and I miss this knowing of His will and seeing that Just One and bearing tho volco from His mouth tbon wo miss tho only thing in this world that Is worth whllo living for That is tho greatest thing in human experience apart from which our Christianity Is only an empty form with tho spark of life It is the Divine appointment ot tho will ot God for you and me to know God for you and me to know His will to see that Just One and to hear tho voice from Bla mouth SUNDAY EVENIKO A- large audience turned out to bear the annual address before the College Christian Associations Allan Craig president of tho A presided The services opened with a Bong by the audience Rev Pugh Invoked the divine blessing and Miss Kate Sutton iMng a solo Kyle Booth introduced the speaker Judge Farr ot Lisbon who took for bis subject The Kingdom of Kindness Judge Farr is able and eloquent and bis address was a masterful effort one well calculated to BBalBt in the uplifting of mankind After a song by a quartet composed of members of the Associations Rev Rowe pronounced the benediction MONDAY EVENING The College Orchestra of fifteen members under the direction of Hig gina assisted by the Male Quartet gave one ot the most pleasing conoerts ever heard In Canflold Music of high grade waa used and Its rendition was charming Following wbb the program March Triumphant Banser Piull Oveiiure Kival lettee Two btep Ictenneuo Ucap Big Ibkud Sajer Bass tJolo lhe Miller 1etrie Wm Pun hall Violin Solo Napoll Tarantella Fantaaia Parker lirrson a When Twilight Shadowi Fall Rowlea Indian Lullaby Hejier Male Quartette Cornet Solo Grand Fantasia Old Black Joe Cox I Harreff Introduction and Waltz Cupidi Awakening Sen tenia March Novelette allver Sleigh Belli Vault Home Sweet Home with TirlatloDi Arranged by I Hasten TUESDAY EVENING The annual reunion ot the Newtonian and Philomathean literary Booletiea has long been a most enjoyable feature of the fete week bringing back as it does many former Normalltes to renew old acquaintances and form new ones and this year was no exception to the rule The Philomathean welcome address waa given by Miss Myrtle Johnston and the response by Prof Miller ot Barberton Ray Arner welcomed the Newtonians and Miss Hazel Sutton responded A banquet closed the pleasures of the evening WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CIbbs Day exercises attraoted a large audience Following the oustom of laat year the class presented a short play and all listeners enjoyed it the parts being well takon WEDNESDAY EVENING The annual reunion of the Alumni Association Is always pleasnrablo This year an unusually large number of graduates of the college were In attendance and all evinced a lively interest in the occasion Judge Griffith of Youngstown president of the Association presided A delightful muBlcal program was rendered by alumni members Prof Faust of Youngstown gave the annual address having for his subject The Moral Element in Man It was one of tho best and most earnest ploas for the uplift of man heard at the college during the week The bacquet was held In tho Charoh parlors Aftet a feast of good things had beon enjoyed Prof Alloway of Youngstown was Introduced as toastmastor and he measured up fully to all requirements Toasts wero responded to by Prof Zimmerman Miss Marlon Fowler Prof Jerome Hull Jones Judge Griffith and others Tho occasion was a most pleaBurableone and will long be remembered by all whose good fortune It was to be present THURSDAY MORNING Of all the events of the week Interest naturally centers in the commencement exercises proper By 10 oclock the hour set for beginning the program a large crowd had gathered in College Chapel In addition to some changes In the floral decorations the class colore green and lavender were prominently displayed The class this year Is composed of nine members six ladles and throe men Every number of the program was well rendered reflecting great credit on the performers and their Instructors Tho audience was an appreciative one and generous applause waa given evory performance Following is tho program Invocation ReT Wm Dlckwn Quartet Water Ullics Karl Uitrt Messrs Dig gins Moraran Parshal and Wilson Oration Our Lives Arc What Wc Make Them Clara Brers Ellsworth Oration The Value ot Trifles Kar Parshal Canfleld Oration Footsteps Ella Grace Rice Canfleld Oration Flowers On the Stump Ethel May Dells Canfleld Vocal Solo Forgotten Cugint Cowlci Miss Chldester Oration rieaw Pass the Salt Marlon Gertrude Fowler Canfleld Oration Failures Walter Scott Wlnans Canfleld Oration riood Tide Ruth Cressida Duncan Canfleld Oration Leadership and Service DeWltt Schuyler Morgan Scott Presentation ot Diplomas Quartet Lead Kindly Light Misses Hendricks Kirk Parshal and Sutton Benediction Thursday noon tbo ladles of tho vll lago served dlnnor In tho ohuroh parlors tho proceeds amounting to a considorablo sum going to tbo College Tho has long occupied a prominent placo among tho smaller oducattonal institutions of tho state but plans havo boon mado to greatly on largo Its field ot usefulness in coming years Financial support such as tho school novor boforo enjoyed has been filed ged tbo corps of instructors will bo noroasod and improvement will be tho slogan all along tho lino Watch tho North Eaetorn Ohio Normal College grow Dr II Campbell Honored Cleveland Plain Dealer At tho annual mooting of tho Wcst orn Rcsorvo university chapter ot tho Alpha Omega Alpha fraternity hold Tuesday ovenlng at tho Wcstorn Ro sorvo medical school tho following members of tho medical school graduating cIbbs woro elected to mcmborahln 0 Rowland Campbell A Duncan and Colo Dr Lcnhart was chosen president for tho ensuing yoar Alpha Omega Alpha is the honorary scholarship fraternity ot tbo Amorlcan medical schools comparing with Phi Beta Kappa in tho literary schools Chaptors aro to bo found only In tho largest university medical scboolB Apple Avenue JUNE 10 Miss Nolllo Wire of Salem spent Sunday with Cox and family Ralph Paulln Russell Justice and Fred Doutt woro among tho graduates at tho Boxwoll commencement in Green ford Friday evening A Selter of Youngstown spont Sunday ovenlng with friends hero David Baro called at Manches ters Sunday aftornoon Ell Goodman of Canfleld spent Tuesday evening at Harvey Goodmans Mr Votnw of Salem called hero Tuesday Russell Justice and Ralph Paulln were In Youngstown Saturday Alva Hlvely attended the Hlvely reunion at Idora Park Saturdav Childrens Day exorcises will be held at Concord ohuroh next Sunday evening uveryDoay inviiea Gettysburg June 10 Burt and Leroy Godward of Bergholz vUlted friends hero last week Clay and wife wero In Wash logtonvllle Thursday Sebastian Hlnnulv and wife visited friends In Columbiana Sunday Weaver and Evorett Getz were In Youngstown Saturday Carl Clay was In Leetonla Sunday Mrs John Klndlg and daughter Ves ta ot Chestnut Valley called on friends here Tuesdav Rev Kenrelch of Scran ton Miss Is here visiting bis parents The New Albany base ball club will give a strawberry and ice cream social Thursday evening June 2d All Invited THE OAOTIBLD MARBM1T Dealers are paying the following prices tor produce Butter ISo Eggs 20o RETAIL PRICES Butter 20c lb Eggs 22c doz Men Post Fifty in Danger Men past middle life have found comfort and relief In Foleys Kidney Remedy sspeclally for enlarged prostate gland which is very common amongel derly men Slorrls Dexter Ky writes Up to a year ago my father suffered from kidney and bladder trouble and several phyelclana pronounced It enlargement ot the prostate gland and advlaed an operation On account ot hla age we were afraid he could not stand It and I recommended Foleys Kidney Remedy and the first bottle relieved him and after taking the second bottle he waa no longer troubled with this complaint A Morris Canfleld The Secret Out Whst made mjr lovely complexion I do not like to tell for it nu medicine but the nicest a woman erertook It wai Lanes Family if11 clue that did It This a pleasant herb tea which acta favorably on the stomach and bowelj porUyinz the blood and cleansing the akin like magic It cares headobe and backache Drnj gists and dealers sell It 2c In a Plnoli as AUeua Toot hi A powder to thake Into your shoes It cure hot tired aching iwollec sweating leal and aijiu walking easy Takes the sting out of osmamI bunions AU draggiits 25 cU Dont aoaaat aay substitute MxiMiHHiii mmmmmm Are You Thinking Of buying a Suit for yourself or your boys We havo a fine selection of Up-to-date nobby suits TVo want to do all the business possible during Mr Aaron Wies ners absence on a trip abroad hence will offer exceptional induce- ments to increase sales BARGAINS i 1000 Suits for 850 1250 Suits for 1050 1400 Suits for 1200 1800 Suits for 1600 2000 Suits for 1800 We have a few Suits on which we will give a Discount 25 Per Cent We Have a Fine Selection of Furnishing Goods Straw Hats Shirts of any kind Wo have some 50c Dross Shirts which we offer at a special price 39c Now line of Neckwear and Hosiery in all the latest shades Summer Underwear jf In separate garments and Union Suits 5G HI for Men and Boys at from 25c to 1 i Trade at the reliable Clothing Store WIESNER BROS 1 2l e2v minmmMmwmimmmwM TO OUR CUSTOMERS Wo are compelled shut down our flour mill during the month of July on account of shortage of wheat and anyone wanting to exchange wheat for flour will favor us by coming before July 3 We are Agents for Hersh Stein Cos FAAIOUS CALUMET BRAND Pure Bone Fertilizers and we can sell you these goods at a price that will surprise yon THE CANFIELD MILLING CO CANFIELD CALVIN A I Wash Suits Dresses Skirts i Our Mrs Sweeny has just returned from one of her most successsful bargain hunting trips New Yorks best styles at bargain prices Only the highest grade gar ments are considered for these sales Never before havo wo offered such choice values at such low prices It will certainly pay you to attend this sale Oome expecting wonders you will not be 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