Miss Alice Smith is ill with a grip
cold.
EAST WOODSTOCK
Mrs. Carl C. Morse gave a small din
ner party the 10th in honor of her hus
band’s birthday.
Mrs. B. E. Eddy has been entertain
ing her brother. Mr. Adams, one eve
ning last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Eddy Invited the family to their
house.
Harry Cady visited out of town
friends last week.
A number from here attended the
prayer meeting at David Samuelson’e
Sunday evening. Prof. Calder of Dud
ley was the leader.
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With Spring not far off, our thoughts are tu rning with the inevitable desire of Spring, to new
clothing.
It is only natural at this time that all women look with delight at the prospect of planning a
new wardrobe.
Anticipating this desire, we are now present ing the newest modes in Women’s and Blisses’
apparel.
TOP COATS
TOP COATS, good quality, and perfectly
tailored . $19.50
TOP COATS, full satin lined, deep, soft,
lovely fabrics $25, $35, $37.50
COATS OF DOWNYWOOL .. $37.50
COATS OF VELVATONE ... $47.50
COATS OF FABRIC-STRIPED TWILL
. $55.00
COATS OF FLAMINGO.$55.00
SUITS in the new tans and modish stripes
$25.00, $35.00, up to $55.00
TAILORED MODELS, in Nav^ and
Black.$25.00 to $55.00
SPECIALS IN OUR
SILK DEPARTMENT
CREPE DE CHINE, 40 in. variety of
shades . $1.98
CHANGEABLE TAFFETA, 36 in.
