The Indiana Progress from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THlf INDIANA PEOOKBSS, W1PWSPAT MORMMO, OOTOMB IMP. NEWS OF COUNTY TOWNS WEST W. Huston spent Thursday "Squire at Ureeusburg on business. Mr. aud Mrs.

T. -A. Henderson and daughter, Clara, spent a day in Pittsburg during the last week atteiid'ng the exposition. Mrs. Cora Peurose and two children, William and Emuia Jane, spent Friday with Mrs.

Nora A. St. Clair. Mrs. Lib.

LIcliteufels and Mrs. Susie Penrose and family spent several days during the week visiting friends at Mt. F. S. Clark and sous, Riley, Kussell aud Jay, were the guests of J.

A. Walbeck, Satuiday evening. Miss Laura and Miss Millie Peurose spent Sunday with their uiiele, Joseph Penrose, of Klondike. Mrs. Polly McLuin and son and daughter, William and Jeuuie, of Johnstown, spent the last week on their farm gathering their winter apples.

William Uncapher, of Klondike, is busily engaged erecting a new baru. Mrs. Mary A. Mechlin, of Butler, spent Sabbath with her brother, 'Squire J. W.

Huston. Joseph L. Walbeck, who is carpentering at Pitcairu, spent Sunday with his fam- ilv facrc. Clark Cline was ar on business ou Monday. Mrs.

Susan E. St. Clair, of Robinson, spent the past week with friends in Germany, attending the Maek-St. Clair wedding on Wednesday. Mrs.

Maggie Henderson, of Robinson, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lichtenfels on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Duncan and (laughter spent Friday at Bolivar. Mr and Mrs. Brantlingcr, of Blairsville. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Mack ou Saturday aud Sunday. Cloid Dias and daughter, of Pitcuirn, spent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs.

1. Lichtenfels. Samuel Duncan, of near Tuuuelton, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.

Duncan. Henry Mclntire, of Klondike, was the guest of his uncle, Joseph A. Walbeck, on "David 7 'Mock, of Brushvalley township, was the guest of daughter, Mrs. J. K.

Walbeck, the latter part of the week. James Brett, son of James I. Brett, ol Jericho, fell from a ladder on an apple tree Saturday, sustaining a fracture of the PINK FLATS Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson, of Kansas, visited at the home of James Elwood Wed- llC Mr! Calvlu Gibson left Friday for Philadelphia, where he is transacting business.

A pie social will be held at the Laurel Swamp school house Saturday evening. Proceeds for the beuellt of the Uuiou bab- 'DOII Heed has moved from Clymer to the James McCoy property. A surprise party was held at the home of II. Smith on Saturday evening honor of his daughter, Sara Smith. About 4o were present.

J. K. Adams, who has been visiting his uncle, Smith Black, of Beaverdale, returned home recently. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Buruheimer, Kenwood, were transacting business in Hullana on Saturday. II Lowmau attended the reunion held at Daniel Wolfe's on Friday. The guests numbered about UDO. Mr and Mrs. J.

II. Smith attended the exposition at Pittsburg on Monday, and on their return home visited bis brother, Frank Smith, of Greensburg, and his sister, Mrs. M. S. Grumbling, of Blairsville.

Mrs. Annie Sterner, of Derry, and Mrs. John Woodruff, of Johnstown, were callers at the home of Mrs. H. W.

Huston on Tuesday. MAKCHANU 'Mr. and Mrs. Kobt. Liugeufelter, of tonmi, were visiting the latter's aunt, Miss Mary Brown, and other relatives here a few days last week.

Mrs J. B. Kosborough IK visiting Punxsutawiiey and Bellwood with Itauioy, of Ilurrisburg, visited at the borne of Mrs. Neal's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Wy- i i i unt, last weeli.

Mrs. llobbins, of Pittsburg, her sister, Mrs. John Gall. KL.UERTON L. Siverling, Alex George and Harvey McC'racken were Pittsburg visitors i J.

Cal George was in Apollo on a business trip last week. The lecture course opens on next Monday evening with the Southern Jubilee Singers and The local basketball team has been 01- ganized and some good games are promised during the season. P. T. Sturgeon, of Avonmore, mother here over Sunday.

Oscar Wlieryr, of South Bend, spent tsun. dav with friends here. Miss Veriiie Towuseud, of South Uenu, spent Friday with friends here. Mrs. Sarah Sturgeon Avonmore this wees.

George SSiniinoriuau died at the home ol his daughter, Mrs. Shadrack Ashe. ou Oc tober 9, after a short illness. visited Ins visited friends at A i sou came to brighten the home of A. V.

McCunn last week. On Thursday morning i friends called unannounced on Mr. anil Mrs. 1-oru Decker, and spent the evening. Before leaving a a i was served and many usi-ful i were left for (lie mar- Mi.

Win. Bowman, of I i a a were recent guests of relatives hero. ItutTncr, who has been seriously ill for the pas! two weeks, is i i ot Bryan, of Jeannette, is visiting her mother, Mrs. George Bryan. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Higgins, of Bolivar, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brendlinger, of Jericho, on Sunday. William Altimus, of Robinson, lost a valuable driving horse Friday night.

Mrs. Perie Luther and Miss Jennie Luther were shopping at Johnstown Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dent P.rndcen are guests of their aunt.

Miss Ada Walbeck Mr. and Mrs. James II. ITall, of Jericho, enjoyed a tally-ho ride 011 Sabbath. HOMER CITY.

Charles liunter, of Apollo, spent Sunday in Homer City. Mrs. Catherine of Vanilc-r- grift, is visiting her son. B. B.

McCou- naughov. Mrs. Ben Rothstcin, of a is visiting her niece. Mrs. Craig Mcllcnry, at the Arlington Hotel.

15. J. Miller is on a business trip to Norfolk, this week. Mrs W. W.

Allison and children, of Oary are visiting at the home of James Allison of Maple street. Rev Furmaii. who has Ixoii seriously ill with pneumonia for several weeks, js slightly improved. Miss Myrtle Risinger visited Johnstown on Thursday. Miss Irene Steffy.

who was operated on at the Indiana hospital, is getting along nice- james Schrecengost. wife nnd son, Roy, of Nolo. were the guests of Mrs. Mary Bricklev over Sunday. John Campbell, of Blar-kliek.

visited i friends here Thursday evening. Mrs Porter, of Wilkinsburg, wab the truest'of Homer City friends recently. Mr. and Mrs. II.

K. Roberts, of Church street, returned home this week from visiting friends in Leeehburur. Albert Shearer, of i street, is vis- iti'nir his parents, at St. Marys. HIk M'iss Marsraret of Scalp Level, i i i a at Hi- ti'inio of T.ouan DIIVIK.

ill her Zi'ner, of I i a a Normal, home over Sabbath. Mrs Margaret Peffer, who has been visiting her son, George, of Atwood, returned home last week. Mrs Charles Sherman and children, ana Dorii Moot, of a were home Saturday. MrK. Lydia Xener spent a few days la-jt week visiting her sister-in-law.

Mrs. b. A. Pifer, of DuBois. Mrs.

Beer, who has been visiting different places, returned home last week. Rev Joues and wife left on JJouday morning for Franklin to visit their parents for two weeks. The United Evangelial Sabbath school has organized a teacher training class. The W. C.

T. TJ. gave Rev. Jones a donation party lust Friday night for his help during the Home Coming. Mr and Mrs.

Clarence Smith spent bab- bath with his parents. W. Smith, of nenu. ELDEKS RIDGE Miss Hekn McLaughlin. who iias been visiting iu tlie city and other returned to her home on Saturday.

Mrs Elizabeth McComb spent Wednesday with Miss a ci Mi s's Kate of I.eb.inon. is the miest of Mrs. L. Miss Delia Cochr.tn was the guest of her sister. Mrs.

D. A. Hoseusteel. a tin- last week. Mrs McComb JS 0:1 n.e ICK 1'St.

The' Ij T. L. ini'i-tinK was held at tne home of Mrs. T. C.

Hair ou a a after" M'ISS Lillian Fritz and i i a Frederick Rjiltsburs callers one day last week. Misses Rose and Carrie i were quests i parents over a Mr. Harvey and a A a Thursday in' Avonmore. Mrs 1) IB Painter and children were visit inc at the home of Mrs. Painter's a ter, Mrs.

Lawn-nee Bothei. of I i a a ing last week. The Sabbath school "onvenlum was held in the Presbyterian church on T-i'-sday. Miss Eva Mr-Ijaughliu was -the her parents over Sunday. A Coulter is on PURCHASE JMNE It.

Tomb and wife, of Indiana, nnc IJankin and wife, of Clymer, spent Sunday at the home of William Rankm. Mrs Alice Churchill is ou the sick list. Misses Carrie aud Kuth Oakes, of Clymer. were guests at the home of J. M.

over Sunday. E. W. Houck spent Saturday and bun- clay in Indiana. Rairigh is giving his house a new coat of paint.

Mrs 3. Nichol and children have re. turned to their former home at Swissvalc. A crowd of young people very unexpectedly called on Mr. and Mrs.

F. B. Decker ami tendered them a kitchen shower last week 'T. of Cherry Tree, spent Sun- eav i his father. G.

F. Houck. A number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs Clair culled on them on Friday night and very pleasantly surprised them with a kitchen shower. EAST WHEATFIELB Miss Grace Hutchison, of Washington, D.

is visiting at the home of J. J. Hut- A Palmer has moved from the farm of C. Mack to Armagh. Pattoii Dripps.

of Derry, spent the past week at the home of II. J. Martin. A i a was a. week end visitor HI the home of his daughter, Mrs.

A. K. Gerhard of Much Station. Tomb 'and family left Thursday for their new home in Perkasie, Bucks 0 J' rponib moved on Thursday to the farm recently purchased from D. V.

Tomb. Mrs A K. Johnston and son, David, Mrs. Jacob Caldwell aud daughter, nia spent Saturday and Sabbath with the Crcsswcll family at Strongstown. EASTRUN i Clara Thomas, of Homer City, spent last james Boucher, of Dixonvillc, accompa med bv his daughter, Mrs.

Thomas Wil Hams, 'of Puuxsutawncy, was the guest his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Way, recently. Miss Irene Robinson, a student of the: I ili-ina a school, was the gm-st of Miss a i i over Sunday. Mrs. John 1'.

Marti" and her daughter, Mrs. of near Ambrose, were the guests of Mrs. John Streams oil Sunday Mrs. Jane and son, Phillip, the guests of Charles Stcetle and wife, ot Ambrose, last week. Elmer Potts and wife spent a friends in Indiana.

Miss Aim Long, of I i a a was guest of her sister, Mrs. Jane hchurr, week. MUKRAVSVILLE a Goodlin, is employed as foreman iu the Westingbouse shops of East Pittsburg. spent Saturday and Sunday witn his parents in i place. Mrs Harbour and M.

Koh-, were I i a a visitors on Monday. Earl Ross and Carl Barr are attending the Pittsburg exposition i week. Our football team won its hrst game on Saturday. Zenith Hincs. of Mitchells Mills, caller at S.

L. Barr's on Sabbath. the last i who recently wold bis a ias bought a is as Rc- uiiley farm in A i near and i move, there in near Jo'scph Mooiv and a i have moved i (i i now homo erected on the lot pur hased W. Collins, near Lob a station. IN M10MOR1AM.

Mrs. i (lied at the home of her (laughter, Mrs. Clark i on September 11)10, aged SO years and ten months. i friends, if you have Treat them i i they For they i not always be i i i They may soon bo called away. i oh i then of i a i Telling you to treat them i i you to a a love them.

For they soon will leave you i We have been i i we have been i ing, And our afar have strayed To that fresh grave ou the hillside, Where we saw our mother laid. --By her a Shot Cow Near Hunters recently shot a liiu- cow bc-longiug to Mrs. Jacob i i of in-ar Elderton. The charge penetrated one ol' the legs of ani- a a i i a Progress trespass notices, printed on muslin 5 each, or 6 for 25c. They not blow down, and will stand the sun and rain.

THE INDIANA MARKET. 30' 1 Small Firo Lost Evening. A small lire occurred last evening on the second floor of the old Company store i i on East Phila- i a street, occupied by Charles the plumber. The damage is slight. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Penninton, of a i are guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. A.

Penniugton, of Nortn i street. Indi- free. The First National Bank of ana furnishes all supplies Checks are the same as receipts a i settlements. Mrs. Smith and i ol near and Mrs.

George of Hillsdale, visited i at nc-tte over Sabbath. Don't forget the anything of public your neighborhood. big and little things. Progress wnen re8tQon We want all TRESPASS NOTICES Printed on Muslin, 5c Each or 6 for 25c, at This Office was OKI) Thomas of Bit; spent Sut- a as the guest of his brother, here. The social held in a school on 1' n- dav evening was largely attended and a handsome sum of money was made which i be spent to improve the school.

Robert McAdoo. who has been conlined to his bed for the past three weeks, is slow- King, of Kastrun. was a guest of' Miss Wava a i over Sunday. is visiting her Steele, of Vauder- the is Mrs i where she will speud the winter. i and wife left on Friday inorn- inir'for DuBois to see their daughter, Mrs.

who is dangerously ill. CREKKSIDE Mrs Charlotte Fairman daughter, Mrs. Clias. Barton Carnahan, of Greensburg, is guest of his father, J. C.

Carnahan. Ellis Wiser, son of Harry W. Wiser, ill i diphtheria. Merle Gibson, of Greensburg, was the "iiest of his parents here over Sunday. Wm Craig and son, Elgin, of Kunmell, were calliui; ou friends here on Saturday.

Cl'RKY UUN Miss P.ertha i was the guest of her i i i Miss Hetllcflnger, of Shelocta, one i i last week. Jacob Pierce, of Uossiter, is i i i at home of J. I. Brickell this Fulmer and Mrs. Jane Itisholl cate.

The Savings and Trust Company Of First Importance to You I selecting a onsider the i i in the or- the bank is conducted. TM direction Second. The capital and of the bank. i The physical protection around i i i a a Fourth The Slon and the equipment installed for your convenience and the dispatch of business. Chc-ck The Savings Trust Company on First The oard of Directors is composed of eminently successful in business banking in- 1T1 ls the a funds these points.

men who have been professional i in ln- and surplus is the largest of any ness is conducted Cal! and our JT business. win privacy and dispatch. a i home and equipment. We want home is ol li of Ilnmcr. lias ict for i work on new buck i i a erect.

by K. Miller a i visited at me 'of of over Sal-all I i lOihia i i a a W-r- i i i i mi a 1-isner i loi-al m.in. i ered' shotsruu early Monday i a a for liic i in ipiest nl 1 rels After wandcriiii." a several hou i i any irame he dccKicii i bent it for He had only taken few steps when he was a by what on I wav home he declared was .1 monster a feet lonir i blood in its eyes. Jasper shot rcptilo. which later pd to be blacksnake thick as a man's wrist AMBROSE Iluiib Morrow, of r.nd Herbert Bell and family, of Inuiaiia are i i i at the home of Mr.

arid Sloan Morrow. Mrs i a i i ol near was on Sabbath at the bedside of sister. Mrs. Kdcar Lydic. who Js seriously i wtl'h i fever.

i ai.d daught'-r. were I i a a on Tuesday. Mrs. Adam Tyger and a i of I I i were guests at tin' and Mrs. -I.

S. Bert i i i i Lizzie, of Mr. Wednesday. i i i a i i i a WELL, WELL, HERE WE ARE AGAIN Nine years at the same old stand, with the good shell oysters, from the same old place, the same old way by the same old people. same served in Bell 'Phone 162 R.

Family Trade Solicited. Family Trade 40c a quart, 20c a dozen. WINTERS OYSTER BAY AND RESTAURANT, 673 Philadelphia Street. it i I I THE BON TON The Quality Shop" Penna. Indiana, Exceedingly Attractive Mrs.

i. i i of Tenv i 1 i and Mrs. 1C i i i i f'-vcr. Torrencc a i i sister. Di Isic.

oi v. and Mrs Slo; Me: i i 1 a i .111 caller on i a a i i on account of a i i bab.i at home on Sabbnth feet SOCTir BBXI Air and Mrs. Wm. Gaiicy, of Mercer county, were the guests of i daughter. Mrs Lowry, i Ihe last week.

llev'Fred Stamm intended the meeting of the Keformed synod at liutler last week. and also the Sunday school convention at A Mrs" a Smith and Vernie Townseud were visitors at Klderton on Tuesday. Ward Coulter spent Friday night in Vau- de 6eorge King has returned home from a two weeks' visit in Clarion county. Mrs. Fred Stamm was the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. A. O. Williams, of Apollo, receut- lr Miller has been on the sick list. The Reformed Christian Endeavor Society has decided to hold a business meeting every month.

The first meeting Wednesday evening after ins in a a i .1 STATtrOKU Nan i a who. lias i i i i left ST.M',. rice, of i i i a in our K. A i and A P.uter tended the State a School Mtooiia last a ui'il The Ladies' Aid Society will will be held after prayer meeting. Henderson and a i were wife, of, Vandergrift, the latter father, Jo- spent Sabbath i is visiting friends in Kural Thomas, of Sheloeta.

was a business i a hold a social on a a Meda a Miss Shields vis- ite'd our schools last Thursday. Simpson, teacher of our i a room, is i at home in I'enn Kun. Hi'- i Miss Lulu Simpson, i i hi-, place during his illness. Kev Ifred Winem.ui, Ihe new M. K.

church, preached mon on i Mctriclc attended the pastor, on Sat- The Wallace Dry Goods Company Can furnish yon th Woolen lowest price and the quality is the best. Yon illbo wanting Underwear SOOK. j.astot ol lirst a i eception given in honor of the new ev. Wineman. in the M.

E. char-h ness in was a a i i nqrrisbiirg last week. is visiting relatives in arc on the second mot ith of the year. The classes are well organized and the scholars are down to haid Miller and wife, of Freeport, spent few days recently Hie latter's par- of of Dr. J.

A. Lowry and wife Sunday Rev. Stamm and Rev. Uepler. of Elders Ridge, will exchange pulpits Services at 11:00 o'clock at South Bend.

CHERRY TREE 'Miss Mae Uorabaugh spent several days last week with friends at Marion Center. Harry White, of Indiana, was a Oherrv Tree visitor on Monday. Dr Cameron attended the Central Pennsvlvania Dental Asociation convention in Altoona last week and also attended the of the Presbyterian church, exchanged pulpits on Sunday morning with Rev. Walte, of the Pres. byterian church of Barnesboro Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Young and Mr. Pattison, of Indiana, and Mr.

and Mrs Shores and son. of Nampa, Idaho, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Porter KinpOrts a couple of days last week, T. Mahaffey, Messrs.

A. fc. lirichiey, B. Camp. E.

B. McCormick. How-ard a Leonard Pitman, John Johns, Dr. Mr rn "nd Mrs. George McKeagc siile called on friends here on Sunday.

Mr and Mrs. Franklin Finsthwalt son. Franklin, retvirned home on evening from a visit to Wilkinsburg. Mr and Mrs. W.

T. Mahaffey runxsutawuey on Saturday to funeral of Mrs. Wm. BeyflT. i MeCormick made a business tri Heiiwood on Monday.

Mrs Brllhart who lias been visiting in DnBoIs for some time, returned to her home last week. Miss Jane Barrett attended Association at Indiana am vmitc'l brother, Thos Barrett, at Richmond, Rodkey. of Heilwood, was in town Monday. J. N.

McICclvy Dari-k-'Mack and a i of 1'itcairn, i i the former's parents here. James Dill, of Dilltown. accompanied by his sister, Hallie, was the of Miss Flo Mack on Sunday. Mrs. James McCartney, of Ohio, ar.ti Mrs.

Mack were the guests of the a i of Charles Hutchison, of near A a on C. N. M'-Kelvey was a visitor last week. D. Pel ton and wife the guests ot the former's parent on Sunday.

John nnd Frank Hall, of Robinson, were the guests of S. T. P.randlinger last week. Miss Blanche McCullougii is i i i icl.i. i i a Sharer, of Johnstown, is i i i her sister, Miss A a Shaffer.

Evan Jones, wife and daughter, i i ma, were Johnstown visitors last week. Ray Lichtenfels and family, of Robinson, visited the latter's father here Sunday. BBUSHVAtLEY Mrs. M. S.

Altimus returned home on Saturday from Johnstown where she had been visiting friends for a week. Mrs. Henry Foster, of Armagh, is visiting her parents, R. J. Campbell andI wife.

Mrs Roser and daughter, Mabel, were Indiana visitors on Saturday. Mrs. Harvey Rhine and Mrs. Raine and children were Armagh OV nnd wife were county seat of Mahaffey is vis- i i her daughter, Mrs. Julius McCormick, MrR Vr iinsmore Dick and daughter.

Myrtle, visiting friends in Ohio Misses Golda.and Mae Carnpbe were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Foster i i arid family on Sunday. 'George McCutcheon and Miss Ollie chanan were the guests of Miss A a bed; of near ilcshbon, on Sunday. (Jail and get prices uiul sec if you'can't save some money.

A full line of Union Suits for ladies in cotton and woolen tit the best prices possible. Ladies' Coats Wo. have a nice line of Caracal Coats at $9.00, WOMEN'S AUTUMN ATTIRE cxaTiipK'S oi The prevailing fashions than no- i i i fabrics or finer textures. beanties $15.00 and $20.00. Call and see if you can't save from $3.00 to $5.00 on these Coats by buying from us.

J. C. WALLACE SON, Proprietors. Chester and Monday went to attend the to cr last I COVODK Mrc Noff and two children visited a i Josephine a few days last week. Dr Simpson and wife drove from in their auto, spending Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.

Simpson's mother, A 'George''Shield's' and Rosn P.nrtholoniew were united in marriage at I i a a last week. The young people of town tendered i i i i a no.lsty serenade on Inesrtaj i Miss Cora Baughrnan and Mlsw Smiley, of a spent i 'relatives and friends in town Miss Honnie States has returned from a five visit with friends tlves in Curwensville and Mrs. Margaret Ncal and nnd rela- niece, Miss Hutb Grain Seed Separators I manufacture the Benson Seed and Grain Separators for the Indiana Grain and Feed Separator Company, of Indiana, Pa. I want you to call at my Planing Mill and see it take all foul seeds out of timothy and clover. All cockle, rye, oats and cheat out of first grade wheat.

It will clean corn, peas, beans, rye, oats and buckwheat. It is the wonder of the. present time, and there is nothing that the farmer can buy that will make him the amount of money, for the money invested as this Separator. Your credit is good. You need this Separator and I have lots of them on Come and get one.

I have three Separators on exhibition at the J. 3L Stewart Hardware Store, the David Ellis Son and the Hetrick Wilson Flouring Mills. I von have not time to come to my place of business von may be able to see them at one, of tbeabove places Yours truly, JOHN S. HASTINGS. Nowhere will yon find more eleve have here, nor more substantial a i And with all these advantages We Invariably Charge the Lowest Prices i we're selling For $32.98, i a croud a i serges and broad- and double; breasted.

Plain i i i '-xtra quality satin. Altera- cloths. Take for and Tbex C- i those a are made of are made with semi-fitted I' a and mannish revers. They an- lions free bv man tailor. A Splendid Showing of Women's Misses' Coats at $5.98 to $20.00 on- long, Women's Coats at $5.98.

Made from all-wool cloth, bla ly, semi-fitting back, ")4 inches well tailored. Women's and Misses' Coats, $9.98. Made from all-wool serge, semi-fitting, lined to waist, well tailored, 54 inches long. Black and navy. Women's and Misses' Coats, $12.98 Made from all-wool serge.

54 inches long, semi-fitting, large collar and rover." Black and navy. Women's and Misses' Coats, $7.98 Made from all-wool materials, black and colors. Semi-fitting. Women's and Misses Coats, $15.00 a from all-wool cheviots and' serges. inches long, semi-fitting.

Navy and black. Women's and Misses' Coats, $20.00. a from all-wool storm serge, lined i i i Skinner's satin. Black and I line Kxtra good values. OUR MILLINERY HAS WON FOR US THE LEADERSHIP In Indiana over where millinery is the subject, our creations are considered auttioritcftive and our prices areJust as famous.

wftTrlflT1 A wonderful assortment of shapes, styles and trimmed eftects The woman who buys one of our $3.98, $4.98 or $5.98 Hats is sure to get a distinctive model and one at is becoming, as we make them to suit all types. There are too many models for difcription hut no matter whether you want a small hat or a large one you can depend upon the Bon Ton Millinery Shop to provide it for you. TAILORED WAISTS. Special collection of attractive, new $1.00 and $1.25 Waists, all in one lot for Thursday arid Friday, Special at 79c. Made of fancy madras, lincne, striped percales and lawns, some with embroidered fronts; other side pleated.

Many have laundered collars and cuffs. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Ladies' Muslin Skirts, made of extra quality muslin and flounces of imported, embroidery. They are made with fitted top and dust ruffles. Regular $1.25 value: special 79C Ladies' Gowns, made of extra qual- i long cloth, trimmed in lace and imported embroidery. Full size.

Eegular 89c and $1 values: special i -69c.