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for all needs and the market is still easy. Re
ceipts OF Hay by car again falling on,
being practically nothing at present. OF yes
terday's arrivals of 1868 tons only 210 wers
by car Dealers reported that while the very
choice grades held up the retailers showed a
disposition to lower their bids for the medium
and lower qualities
BRAN-$1s. .5oQl9.5 so per ton.
MlDDLINGS- 6929 so per ton.
SHQRTS-$le@20 per ton
FEEDSTUFFS--Rolled Barley, $23624;
Mixed Feed, $23@24 Oilcake Meal in 6-ton lots,
SS750; jobbing, $3s per tom Cocoanut Cake
or meal at at mills s28 In 10 and S23. 90 in ton
lots; jobbing, $24; Corn Meal, S31 80; Cracked
Corn. S32; Horse Beans. nominal: Broom Corn
Feed. eoc per ctl; Alfalfa Meal. carload lots.
IN car lots % and SO Il S smaller quantities. y
HAY--Choice Wheat SIG 609l1 30 per ton
good Wheat. siS9l6. other grades Wheat.
$1o@l5; Wild oat. se0l2; Alfalfa. Ss0ll;
stock S1@S per ton
STRAW-4O676O per bale
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Eastern Livestock Market.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug so.-CATTLE-Receipts,
$500; market steady to a shade lower. Beevess
S3e0@e.S5;. cows and heifers, $1.4oG5: IS;
@4.50; westerns, $3.50@5l5 calves, s5QI 25
HoGs1Receipts; 5000; market &c to loc
lower. Mixed and butchers, $5.75Q630; good
heavy, $5.9o@6.35; rough heavy, $5.25a5.6o;
light. $5.so@e 95i pigs, $5.1o&6.10; bulk OF
sales, S5.75G6.15.
1oc lower. Sheep. s5.oo455o; lambs. $4,000
80.
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Beans aud Seeds.

There was a general decline in Beans yester-
day. embracing Bayos, Blackeyes Large Whites
and Linpas. Pinks continued hrm and rather
higher prices wer Quilted.
BEANS-Per ctl; Bayos. $3@s.lo; Pea
nominal at sa.bo@3.75: small White. ss@s.25;
az al; LIMA, ss' ss9oa5.45;: Red kidneys' dD ssas;
Blackeye. s4.6o@415: Butter nomin insl.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard, So 75@4; Yellow
Mustard, So. 25@3 90; Flaxseed, LOO; Canary,
6@6tc; Alfalfa, 12lsc Rape. ~ @4c Timothy.
&c: Hemp 505Ne per lb: Millet. sac; Broom
Corn Seed, s2o@2l per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Niles, nominal; Green Peas.
So 50@2.7 70 per ctl
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Offerings were light December opened &c to s
QAc higher at 5oA @31c sold on TO 30&c and
closed Il TO &c up at 31c.
Pork was inclined to weakness because OF
pLone pSa tSSning IN tne Septemoer opalon: a. tne M
Lard was up 10c at Ss.771a. Ribs were 1o@12hc
higher at S. SOFAS. .S2N.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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PouItry and Came.

shape for sellers. there being good demand
which readily absorbed all offerings of good
stock, and prices were maintained without difn-
Guilty.
PoULTRY-Per dozen: Hens. SIS. .5o@s so for
large and 81, 5o@5 for small; old Roosters, So 80
a.; young BOOSTERS. s6.5o@T.5 so for large and IS
ers. s4@4.50; small Broilers, s3@3. so; Pigeons.
S1@1.25: Squads. $l.25@1.50: Ducks. $500;
20c per h.
GAME-Per dozen: Hare. 81; Cottontail Rab-
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Northern Buxine..

SEATTLE, Wash. Aug, so. - clearings,
ances, $3S 421 "a
sPoKANE: Aug. so-clearings. $780,, 800; bal
PORTLAND, Aug. so.--clearings. ses7. .5ss;
balances, $242. .SS5.
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Northern wheat MarIxet,

OREGON.
PORTLAND. Aug. 3o.-wHEAT-club, CSC;
bluestem, 69c; red &c. valley, roc
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA, Aug. 3o.-Wheat lie lower. Blue
stem, Gee; club, &c; red, 64c
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and bullion.
wheat -sd Other Grain.

wHEAT-Chicago was several fractions lower
and this market followed suit. Cash No. l was
were generally undisturbed. The market was
decidedly weak. however
CASH WHEAT.
California Club, Si.22E for No. ! and 81 23a1
81 92is lower grades Of California s1.io@ ii 20;
Northern Club. S1.22h 23%; Northern blue.
stem, sl.SOGi. i.s25k; Northern Red sis2ls.
10 TO II 80 o'clock Session
December ss44 Spa sI3aa sR sissh LSx sisss r:sls
BARLEY-There was sale OF choice bright
feea az Sl,oo Yesterday, but the figure was
get Tor Feed. which is quoted weak by most
hnndiers Shipping grades keep up to previous
prices Chevalier is lower and more freely
CASH BARLEY
Good to~chocc Feed, spot $Id1.e3A; common
10 faif, eoQeS%c per ctl: Brewing and Ship
plRE 81 .ooh Clio per ctl Chevaller. 81 log
30 i0' poor TO ePTT1n PnPgRfsd ssd a,so for choice
10 to l:3o o'clock Session.
tions for Black at present owing to the great
difference in quality. They are said to he r,,n
ming poor this year. and while one dealer on
Change Is offering line mixed with Red
bid OF sl.62l5. San Francisco equivalent at
Wstsonville day two ago was refused
White Oats, TO arrive from the north are
offered at the quotations below. Reds on the
Good 70 choice Red sis5@1. .45: common 70
fair. Hi5@l. 80: White. TO arrive ST soIs al 40.
Blacks 81 eoGi.7b, to arrive
C0RN-Tbe market Is quiet and featureIess
with all quota lions unchanged
California. 81 .e5 for small round yellow: :
California white. 81 40; Western mixed ri a. .
Yellow; sl.a'l1@l.4o: White sl4oq i AZ Is
= RYE-sf. .3oai .32l1 per-efl.
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Dried Fruits and R.,.,r.

FRUITs--Apricots 14G18hc per ID: Evan
grated Apples spot. 6@7c; do sun-dried; sHa
tarines. White and Red sQloc; Figs, white
2A GAG; do Black, 3@8Ec pitted PIums, IA
slSci prInes " @2Ac for future delivery.
RAlSlNS-f9o6 crop-Seeded 4AQl6c; Loose
Muscatels. 4c, 411e and sc for 2, and
crown respectively; Seedless, 3Ac; seediess
Sultanas &c; Thompson Seedless, sc for un-
bleached and sale for bleaehed; Imperial
clusters. 6-crown $3.50; Dehesa, clusters, s.
crown, 81; fancy clusters, 4-crown, 81 80: Lon
don Layers. 3crown 81; London Layers. 2.crown
90c.
NUTS-1e06 crop-Almonds, Nonpareils fec
|. x. L., 15c; Ne Plus Ultra, l4iac; brakes
l2he,; Languedoes, 12c. and Golden State liIse
per ID.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO. Aug. so.-On the Produce Ex-
change today the butter market was steaay
firm at mark cases included, 12h q f8c; frsts.
i7ci prime 6rsts, 1S15c; extras, 21e. Cheese
steady, IL q Gl13c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug, sO.-wool steady. Medium
grades, combing and clothing. 24@2Sc; light fne,
lSg22c; heavy fine. l4G1Tc; tub washed, S2G
Ss1sc.
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AUCTION sALE-0ffce General Superintendent
Army Transport Service San Francisco. Cal.
August 81. 100S.-There viii be sold at public
euctfon. at II o'clock a m. September 7.
1906. at Folsom-stfeet wharf lot OF mis-
cellaneons condensed Quartermaster's Stores.
list OF which can be seen at the office OF the
property clerk at FoIsom-s street wharf. c. A.
DEVOL, Major and QuartermaSter, o. s. A.
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London Closing Stocks.
Condition of the Treasurx

WASHINGTON, Aug 3O-Todav's Treasnrv
statement; Available cash balance. SI9O GIG 400:
gold coin and bullion, SIP POI. sT4; gold eerfi,
fcates, S47.979, 100.
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Provixfon.

CURED MEATS-Bacon. 14ihc pcr 10 for
heavy. i4Ac for light medium. l51sc for light.
Dry Salt Sides l3c; Bellies, l315c; East.
ern Sugarcured Hams. lie; California
Hams. Ice; Mess Beef. 50 per bhi extra Mess.
100; Family. $40; prime Mess Pork $3.50:
extra clear. s23; Mess. $40. Pig Pork. SIS:
Pigs Feet; s5; Smoked Beef lac per ID.
LARD--Tierces quoted at TIC for California
compound. SC for Eastern compound and IlMc
for pure; half-barres. pure. l2c i0-lb tins,
12hc; 5-lb tins. 12ssc; 3-lb tins. l2%c
COTToLENE-One half barrel, 9Ac; three
half barre,s. 9sc: one tierce. 9isc; two tierces,
eMc; Eve tierces, aNc
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New York CoItoD M,rL,a,

NEW YORK, Aug 3O.-Spot closed ouie
Middling uPlsnds, soc; do, Gulf, loose. Sale,
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods.

FLoUR--california Family Extras. s4 e5a
$40, usual terms; Bakers Extras 81 4oa4 T5;
FARINACEoUs GOODS Prices In packages
as follows: Graham Flour. $s rs per loo
lbs; Rye Flour. 1878; Rye Meal So 50; Rice
So. 70; oat Meal. s4,5o@475: oat Grosts. S45bl
HomiDy, 50 75@4 Bnckwheat Flour. 81 5o@
4 70; Cracked Wheat $375: Farina 81 so.
Whole Wheat Flour, $50: Rolled Oats bbls,
s19S; in sacks. SO 5061 80: Rolled Wheat.
bbls. 81. Co; in sacks 81 10: Pearl Barley, So;
100 pounds.
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i lde., TaIIow, Wool and Hon.

HIDES-Cuils and brands sell about Ndlc
under quotations. Heavy Salted Steers i3c:
medium i2c; light. 12c; Cow Hides. loc for
heavy and re Tor light; stsgs slsc, Sailed
Kip. l3c; Salted Veal. 4iac; Salted Calf, I4Lc,
dry Hides, 22iac: dry Kip. 21c; dry Calf 24c
Wool. 60GT5c each; medium. 00c@si.jo; long
Wool. 81 2b@2: Horse Hides. salt. sS@s o5 Tor
large and s2.T5 for medium. Sc 2J for small and
soc for Colts Horse Hides. dry. saG3 rs FOR
large and slbo@1.T5 for medium. S1.25 for
small and soc for Colts Buckskns--Dry Mexj.
can. 35c; dry sated Mexican. 26c: dry Central
American, 31l5e Goatskns--Prime Angoras
Toe: extra large do. 81 %; large, 55c; medium
soc; small, 3bc
TALLoW-No, rendered. ~ G4Hc in bbls .
In and drums, Hc less; No 2. shQ4c:
Grease. 3Q3hc.
wooL-Fail cIip--sar joaquin and Southern.
IGloe; fall Lambs iiQi5c Northern. 1l@i2c
Spring ciip--ssan Joaquin and Southern. l2Gi6c;
2lG2sc Middle County. ieQlac; Nevada. i5@
H6Ps-la@i4c for 1905 and ie@lsc for 1906.
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Hay and Feedstuns.
Supplies Of Bran, and Shorts continue ample
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OAKLAND STOCK ExcHANeE.

OAKLAND, Aug. 3o.--Following are the sales
and closing quotations today on the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange;
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& Local packers report Hogs coming in stiIJ
more freely. with the market weak and pointing
downward in consequence. though there Is no
further decline. All other Meats are as before
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates, per pound from sIaushterers
70 dealers. as follows:
BEEF Ak @55.c for Steers and 404hc for
Cows
vEAL-eGshe for large and sGshc Tor
small
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ToNoPAH AND GoLDFIELD STOCKS.
500 Adams .s.... 1ol 1000 Lone stsr.....
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18th and Point Lobos Aves.

Where the property can be seen and examined
from now until date OF sale
JOHN J. DOYLE. Aucticneer.
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EAST BARRE.

Silver Leaf Circle Of Lady Foresters
hold their regular quarterly meeting ON
Tuesday, March 20, at 2 o'clock All
members are requested TO be present.
Quite number Of ladies from our
town and from Graniteville expect to
90 to Barre Tuesday next to join the
Clan Gordon lodge Of ladies.
Rev. 5. r. ana Mrs. Achenbach spent
Wednesday and Thursday Of this past
week in Marshfeld attending the SER
vices IN connection with the dedication
of the new Congregational church there
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G. Dickey entertain.
ed number Of their friends, incltijinq
Carl and Mrs. Densinore from Barre, on
last Tuesday evening. II was the cele-
bration of the nineteenth anniversary
OF their welding day though none 81
those assembled we're aware Of tie fact
until they met there together for this
jolly good tine.
Tho \. r. o. T.. will hold their regular
meeting on Monday, March 10, az I
o'clock A large attendance is looked
for as entertainment of an interesting
nature win be provided.
The regular Sunday service will be
held tomorrow morning in the Congre-
gational church here. conducted By Rev
Is. 4. Achcnbach. There will be nc
r-e1 ohnq service in the evening as tht
pastor conducts one at Orange. The
seNRe wIll begin at Z O'clock.
I The ". G. I. u. will meet with Mrs
Cooney on Tuesday afternoon, March 20
at which meeting they viii commemor,
ate the birthday of Neal Dow
! Dr. Chandler from Barre joined DR.
Macarthur this morning when they went
together TO visit Mrs Oscar Dickey Of
Orange who i seriously III NTH measles
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TALK OF THE TOWN.


New rain coats at yaughan's.
New idea Zoe patterns are the popular
kind.
Barre IN d Nutshell See it at the
Barre Book Store
New muslin and lace curtains, only
soc per pair, at Veale y knights.
William w. Wishart went to Mont.
real totiay on short business trip.
Mrs. George CLARK Of Mortified is
visiting friends in the city for few
days.
Go to the Frank McWhorter Co. store
for overalls and jackets, new invoice just
received
Arthur Moore and Z. j. Owens Of the
firm of Moore & Owens leave tonight
for Boston on business.
The Young Mems club basket ball
team will play Company 4. Y. N. G,, at
Mortified Tuesday evening.
Large store to rent, all fitted for res
taurant. Suitable for fruit store or
market. Premier building, l6 Granite st.
Every member Of Mrs. +. G. How.
lands Sunday school class II asked To
be present at her house Saturday even
ing at o'clock.
Saturday homemade candy, zoe per
box; molasses kisses f5c per pound; co.
eoanut taify l5e per pound. Made fresh
Saturday al the Barre Candy Kitchen.
Granite manufacturers having monu-
nents Of , or 4 pieces ready for ship
nent please send sketches and lowest
cash prices to the Arerill Granite Co.,
City.
Fred Whittier, the violinist from
Montpelier, win play at a short recital
at the Congregational church commence
ing at s o'clock and after the regular
service, tomorrow evening.
John Scampini has placed for sale his
residence, cottage OF seven rooms, with
adjoining land and barn, at convenient
price, as Mr. Scampini will move to
Boston as soon as his property is sold.
Inquire Of John Scampini, o5 Smith st.
The regular meeting Of Neal Dow
Lodge, No. rs, |. 0. G. r., will be held
Wednesday evening, March "a, ait Z
O'Clock sharp, in the Miles block. Inn
efHuiaAelN altEI hilt UltbhtDl DOH So
cial will be- held. Ladies please bring
boxes. All ladies not bringing box
will be charged loo admission. Gentle
mems admission Zoe. Money refunded
when you buy box.
Members Of the senior class at God,
dard seminary presented the two act
comedy, Mr. Bob, in the school chapel
last evening, which was we'll attended
by the students and friends oil the
school Tire play, which is full Of the
most humorous complications, was ex,
ceedinply well given and proved very
enjoyable entertainment The cast wa:
as follows: Miss Rebecca Luke, maiden
lady with fon;lness for cats, Miss Mar.
ion Foster; Phillip Royston, her nephew,
deyotee Of yachting, Prentice Tdwsley
Katherine, her niece, Young college
graduate Miss Florence Marion; Mar,
ion Bryant, kitty's friend and college
chun, Miss Bess Butterfield; Robert
Brown, clerk for Benson 4 Benson, law.
yers, Mark Carpenter; Patty, She maid
with d fondness for Mr. Shakespeare
Miss Media Craig; Jenkins, the Butler
with fondness for Patty, John Lee
Clair.
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A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Green's bakery offers good values.
Notice Green's bakery adv. in another
column.
G. r. Hagen went TO Middlebury today
on 4 visit
Beginners session in roller skating
every day at . o'clock a. m, at the
Pavilion.
George Evans of Waterbury, one Of
the vice presidents Of the Washington
County Poultrymen's association, was in
the city last evening to attend the meet-
ing of the executive committee Of that
association. Ii has been decided by the
poultry association to hold poultry
show next January, probably the Sth
and 9th. The members OF the associa-
tion are trying to get large number
Of people interested in pet stock, 50
that an interesting exhibition may be
given when the time of the show ar
riyes.
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al ths Opeaing 10 look Witou Buying YOu So Wish
TAILORING

IF you Of Custom Made Clothes you'll Be
greatly interested in handsome Spring Sungs Over
coatings and Trousengs We you'll be in them.
An artistic and sk Gutter and expert taors your
and fashion your avorte fabric just the garments
your fancy You'll BE- surprised how much Of quality
style and elegance SIP 50 Sis co. SIS 90 up to SIS 90 will
buy here If you the bit doubt the proper
choice Of material style Of make up best Judgments free
y at your service.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.
spring opening At Abbott's today,


Spring opening at Abbott's today.
See the new belts at vaughan's.
Roller skating today at the Pavilion.
The latest creations in wash goods at
Yaughan's
John connick has gone to Berlin, N.
4. on business.
Barre in a Nutshell. See it at the
Barre Book Store.
Have you heard Of McIean's new prop.
ositiong See his advertisement.
The Clover Club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon ut ESQ with Mrs D. A. Me
Leod, 80 Park street.
The spring inc Of Dutchess working
trousers has arrived at the Frank Nc.
Whorter Go. store, prices S1.00 to $500.
Two furnished rooms to rent, at 26
Jefferson street; furnace heat, electric
lights; vacant Saturday, March 10. APP
ply at house.
Does your typewriter work satisfac-
torily2 II not, take II to Mr.. E. H.
Doten, at Miss Walkers and have it put
in good order.
=. p Austin win play the Unitarian
church organ at Montpelier for two Sun
days, while Prot. Hathaway, the regular
organist, is away,
Mrs. Eftie |. Chapman will speak in
g, A. X. hall, Montpelier, on Sunday,
March ~, afternoon and evening, at 2
and 7 o'clock. Admission, 10 cents,
Mrs. Efie |. Chapman will speak III
q. A. Il. hall, Montpelier, next Sunday,
March is, afternoon and evening, at
and o'clock. Admission, 10 cents.
The Grand Orient viii he wo k d on
Friday evening, March ~, in Boosters
hall. All applications should he hand
ed to Alex. Duncan or L. L. Wiley be-
fore Monday night
The best yet.-A frst.class dinner
for only ~ cents, We expect to see
you at the Congregational church Friday
noon. We will serve you from 1880
70 1;S0. Watch for menu.
The annual meeting of the Barre
Golf Club will be held Wednesday even
ing, at o'clock, March 81, In the rooms
OF the Barre Savings Bank and Trust
Co., ia North Main street,
Mrs. a. A. Pcarsons win sell at public
auction Thursday, March %, at 10 a.
n, az her home, 2 Elmore street, her
household goods and stone cutters and
blacksmiths' tools, etc. See large bills
Auction sale at the CT Auction
rooms, Saturday evening AZ O'Clock.
Chamber suites, chairs, tables, one good
mantel bed, one ingram carpet, one sofa,
beisteads, springs, mattresses, rugs
stove, ranges, crockery, washtnbs and
clothes baskets, one baby carriage.
The side judges have sixteen days in
which to appoint the license commission,
ers for the Town Of Barre, and they
have announced that they will not an
uounce the names of the appointees un-
I'll toward the last Of the sixteen days
eeriod, which ends the last Of next week
At the close Of the public schools il
Ioatpelier and also Montpelier semin'
1rY yesterday a party Of teachers left
for a ten days visit to Washington ID
G. The party incIuder L. j. Hathaway
Misses Chamberlain, Mabel Hamilton
and Marion Clark from the seminary
Principal 4. +. Thompson and Mis-.
Emma Foster Of the Of the high school
and Miss Ruth Bliss of the National Life
Insurance office. Part went to Boston
and will join the othersain New York
and 60 on from the latter place.
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LACE CURTAINS

3-yard Nottingham Lace Curtains,
made wide and III new Lacy patterns,
that are good s1.25 values, now at CSC.
3-yard Nottingham Curtains. These
arc the Curtains that ladies exclaim
about as being as good as they have
seen at S1.75 and $500 and ask us how
we can sell them at $l.35 and get y
profit (the profit ID small).
We are selling as a special lot of
1925 Nottingham Curtains now for
$3.50.
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LACE CURTAINS

2h .yard Muslin Curtains with 5.inch
rufiie, as a special at i9c each or 3sc
per pair.
2h yard fine tucked Muslin Curtains
with four.ineh hemstitched edges for CSC.
2layard Muslin Curtains with Bat
tenberg insertion and Battenberg edged
ruflies for S1.I9.
2ia-yard Nottingham Lace Curtains in
floral designs that for this sale are only
acc per pr.
Nnaf Arc EXnprfnd At
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COUCH COVERS

We have our Couch Covers direct from
the mill, saving one and sometimes two
profits, Ask to see the S1.25 values for
ssc. Special values at Sl.9s and $2.s8
each.
We have Brass Sash Rode with ball
ends for &c.
We have Curtain Rods with large
brass ends for l0c.
We have White Enameled End Cur
tain Rods for 1sc each.
Curtains Loops at lOc each.
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wASTFn--At once, COOK at the Gran te
city restaurant 2u
wANTFD--Twelve competent quarryren 10
4 unt of Tow I. Apply at once Of Quarry
Nurkcrs fNiSrnati uai Union, Barre. W. 2tl
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y The Daylight Store y
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
Spring Opening Friday and Saturday March l6 and 7t
1000 ArnOIds Magazines of Fabrics and Fashions.

Wool
while fresh from the
pacei add the following goods
much in.
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REX P PSA 8 E Y s

If you have not worn Frost
King or a Frost Queen Chamois
Vest, and have a cough or cold in
consequence, put a REX Porous
Plaster on your chest. It is bad
for a cold or cough, but it will
do you world of good.
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Pompeian
MASSAGE Cream

contains no grease, will not promote the
growth of hair. Removes shine from the
use. Eradicates wrinkles.
Price so cents aad LOO per Jar
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VELOX
Prints by Lamp!ight

Most every photographer. whether
amateur n professional, knows Velox and
how to use it.
We have a big stock OF Velox just now
in all sizes and several surfaces.
Have you seen our new card mounts?
We have just received a new lot.
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The Radium
Shou1der Brace

It straightens the shoulders; throws out
the chest; strengthens the lungs; fits snugly
under the arms without binding. Recon-
mended strongly by physicians.
The back Of the brace is Of fine curved
spring steel, covered with sateen-sateen I'M
der the arm, and patent cast-oh hooks.
Women, girls and boys brace is OF smaller
pattern, with patent clasps which cannot
tear or cut the garments. Prices: Mems
$50. Women's, boys and girls, SIPS.
~ Every brace guaranteed. e
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DEPARTMENT..

Ours is one OF the very complete
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-15
DENTS DOG MEDICINES

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One for every ailment known to dogs.
For WOrms-Dent's Vermifuee, SOC bot.
tie. For Distemper-Dent's Diitemper-
inc. SOC. For Fits-Dent's Fit Cure, SOC
bottle. For Tape Wom-Dent's Tape
Worm Cure, SOC bottle; For Indigestion
For Constipation-Dent's Laxative Tab
lets, SOC package. For Rheumatism
Dents Blood Purifying Pills. soc pkge.
For Mange-Dentis Mango Cure. SOC bot.
tie. For Fleas-Dent's Soap, 1oc cake.
For Sore Eyes-Dent's Eye Lotion. SOC
bottle. Dents Doggy Hints. A book on
own dog ask for book. Mail orders
promptly filled for Dents Dog Medicines