$1.50 to $2.75 yard
The New Coats
•lust twenty-five, but they will
pive you a good idea of what is
io be the correct style in coats
$25.00 to $57.50
The
New Skirts
Right up-to-the minute
styles in
Wool Poplin. Wool Serge.
Fancy Plaids, Satins. Tafteta,
Silk and Panne Velvet,
$6.50 to $25.00
Gingham Dresses
VVe have received some particular
ly pretty little gingham dresses,
suitable for school wear.
Sizes 2 to 6 Years
75c to $2.75
Sizes 7 to 14 Years
Sl.oo to $4.50
New Autumn Styles
Percales, Ginghams, Ever-Ready
Cloth, Etc.
NOTICE. !
During July and August, Store Closes Thursdays at Noon
There Will Be Special Thursday Morning Bargains Not Aowtised
“Trade WitH Us and Save Money"
The Store With the Genial Atmosphere
Standard Patterns Union Square
one of two German observing planes,
lie was about to pull out of the fight
on account of a jammed gun when one
ot bis adversaries pulled up at a sharp
angle, fired ten shots, turned over and
lell yards; then the machine
1 roke in the air and crashed.
Since then Putnam has accounted
lor an observation balloon and. on
• une 30, another enemy plane.
WOODSTOCK
ttov. Roseoe Nelson of Windsor
(•reached at ! h e Congregational
church Sunday morning in exchange
with the pastor.
Miss Mary Parley is the ^uest of
relatives in Plainfield. X .1
An all day meeting of the Red Cross
is to he held at the Red Cross rooms
t*n Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs A. S. Hardy.
The meeting Sunday evening was
in charge of Mrs. Clarence H Child.
Miss Mabel Hitch of New York sang
a solo at the Congregational church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. 1 >. Shuster of Brooklyn. X. Y.
