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ESTABLISHED 1858 
$1. 
who pays $1.00 regularly for her corsets. 
Just 31 cents saved if you buy now while we offer these 
splendid Corsets, worth a dollar in every way, for only 
Cc. B. Corsets 
Ghoice of two different styles and 
both the equal of a regular $1.00 cor- 
set. Made of good, firm coutil, lace 
trimmed at top of bust, and with the 
latest long back and hip; 4 hose sup- 
porters attached. One style has me- 
dium high bust; the other a girdle 
Our January White Sale Corset Specials demand the attention of every woman 
69 cents 
P. N. Corsets 
in cut, make and finish the equal 
of a regular $1.00 Gorset. Has the 
patented cork protected clasp, which 
prevents rusting of clothing, long hip 
style, with 4 hose supporters. A big 
ESTABLISHED 1858 
top. Take your choice at only 
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We understand that Mr. and Mrs. A. 
W. Mead are to sail on their European 
trip on Saturday, Feb. 13, on the White 
Star Liner Canopic from Boston. 
Principal A. L. Saben, 793, and Lee 
W. Marshall, 08, aitended the annual 
reunion and banquet of the Dartmouth 
alumni at the Hotel Somerset, Boston, 
Jast Friday evening. 
The big evangelistic movement in 
Boston and surrounding cities, has been 
attended by many people from here the 
past week. Our good friend, L. W. 
Floyd, proprietor of the newstore, at- 
tended the meeting in Tremont Temple 
this noon, in company with an uncle who 
is on to Boston for a short trip. 
Sclomon Parsons has been having a 
few improvements made to his_ pleasant 
home on Schoo) street the past week. 
Some new desks have been added late- 
ly to the commercial department at the 
Story High school. 
Edward Crowell is planning to leave 
Monday on a week’s visit with friends 
and relatives in New Hampshire and 
Vermont. 
Needles for Disc Machines, at Wood- 
bury’s music parlors, Beach street, * 
PAIR special at 
Tue @ @ & 
** This office will be closed 
week until Saturday,’’ is the 
tacked onthe door of the Town 
urer’s office in the Town hall, which 
means that the treasurer is busy closing 
up the year’s accounts. “The town year 
ends today. 
Chester L. Crafts has been in Stone- 
ham a few days the past week visiting 
his brother-in-law, George Graham, and 
Mrs. Graham. 
Daniel Edgecomb met with quite a 
painful accident a week ago last Tues- 
day while at work on the foundation of 
the barn which F. W. Bell is remod- 
elling into a house. In some manner a 
heavy stone fell on his hand crushing 
the fingers quite badly. While he was 
on the road to recovery, he unfortunate- 
ly got cold in the injured member which 
caused considerable swelling and pain. 
It was thought at one time necessary for 
him to go to the hospital, but he is now 
recovering slowly and will be able to be 
out soon. 
Alithe latest Records and Machines 
at Woodbury’s Record Parlor, Beach 
street. * 
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, and 
daughter Esther, returned home Wed- 
nesday after a few weeks’ visit with rela- 
tives in Philadelphia. 
Rae oe Sees 
all next 
notice 
‘Treas- 
Nice Parlor Stove, almost new; 
cheap, at Woodbury’s block, Beach 
street. t 
Arthur Crocker, the 
press Co. driver, met with an accident 
American Ex- 
Wednesday evening which will keep 
him from his work for a few days at 
least. He was driving from Beach 
street into Foster’s Beach. street stables 
when the pung runner struck the curb- 
ing. Mr. Crocker was thrown off by 
the sudden jolt and fell heavily to the 
ground. He struck on his ear in a most 
literal way, cut that member severely 
and otherwise bruised himself. 
The splendid coasting of the past week 
has been enjoyed to a full measure by 
the young folk, and some of the older 
ones, too. “T ie moonlight of the early 
evenings has added a touch to the sport 
also. The two hills on Bridge street, 
one beginning at Ashland avenue, and 
the other, becisomm: at the “ ‘Mountain,’ ; 
have been the Mecca for a large crowd 
most every night. The large double- 
runner owned by Harry Tappan, and 
carrying a load of from 15 to 20 (it de- 
pends on how close you sit), has been 
used to good advantage, coasting down 
one hill and half way up the other, and 
then down this one and half way up the 
other. 
William Barry has recently bought a 
handsome new talking machine, with 
large floral horn, at Woodbury’s, “Beach 
street. Richard L. Cheever also has a 
large floral horn from Woodbury’s, 
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