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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20
SENIOR EXHIBITION.
Goddard Graduating Class Read Essays
Last Evening.


The senior exhibition at Goddard
seminary was held last evening, the pro-
gramme consisting of essays and piano
solos. There are "a members al the
class, and ten were excused from read
ing last evening The programme WAS
aas follows
Piano solo Masurka M I.esehetiszky
Bessie Butteffieid
Prayer
Essay ...es Pioneers Of Vermont
George Otis Ball
Essay ....,..5s....s The kindergarten
Helen Boutwell,
Essay Dirigible Balloons OF Today
Ralph fhrlbut Booth
Essay $500. ..4ss Nathaniel Hawthorne
Media Janice Craig
Essay William Trasers jerome
Charles Martin Brown
Piano solo -Gayotte .... GODDARD
Mildred Phelps
Essay The Advancement Of Photography
Merlin Taylor ealef
Essay Egyptian Art
Marion Gladys Foster
Essay ...... Choosing Profession
Mark Camp Carpenter
Essay ... The Uplift Of America
Catherine Langfeid
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

"A criminal named Freed has just been
caught in Chicago. He was freed up to
the time the officer got hold Of him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

Alderman Thurston of ward four is
on the road TO become the watchdog
of the treasury"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

VIII the process.server ever catch up
with Jawn D.f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

John Mclean has cut prices on all his
winter arctics for men, women and chill
dren. Its rare chance TO save money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

The snow shovel was taken from its
summer quarters again today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

We are one snow storm nearer spring
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

3 IL per cent interest on saw
ings. New accounts invited
j. HENRY JACKSON President
n. a. ROWLAND, Treasurer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-20

Excused from reading.
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copies, the largest paid circulation Of
my daily paper In this section.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

A woman can, and many do, spend
from five to six thousand dollars a year
on their looks 1 am leaving out the
expense of clothes entirely, and am al
ludIng merely to the amount expended
OF identifying face and body. 1t fire.
quently costs about five hundred dol
lars to have ones skin removed and
some women go through this ordeal
every other year. One WelI-knOWn
society woman has trUnkfuI of false
hair. The trunk was especially lined
with tin so that no dampness could
penetrate, and uncurI her detachable
locks, Every Transformation she has
costs her forty dollars. and she has
twenty-five, and, besides. switches
cUrls, etc.
You think I am eXaggerating, don't
you? [ assure you that this is true.
Furthermore, this same woman be
li6Ves that only one hairdresser in the
world understands the curling of her
hair. and even when she is in San
Francisco her curls go back to New
York every week in small, carefully
built and tin-lned boxes to be rear
ranged No wonder she needs so many.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

tan and who takes any heroic face
treatment that is suggested without
some experience of the results of the
process through which she has to pass,
deserves to look the fright she usually
appears Girls of 49, rather pale, per-
haps. but with otherwise good com
pieXIonS, have begged me to indorse
some face skinning process which
would give them some color, and have
been exceedingly offended when they
were cOunseled to get I'D early in the
morning and play golf. Face skfnning
- me most heroic of treatments. and
IS only to be advocated as a dernier
resort in cases of severe scars and dis
hgurements that viii yield to no other
urea tInent- Even then the process
should be undertaken by a specialist
only, who is Endorsed by a physician
/. personally, have Witnessed many
wonderful operations. both in this
&C Gnry and in England. where the
epidermis was satisfactorily removed
and the patient made to look at least
ten years younger. But. on the other
hand, where the operation is not well
done. the results are worse than the
lamented first condition, and are sell
dom Obliterated.
The same is true of cosmetic surgery
as the correction of defective features
is called There are some things. how
ever, that cannot be tempered with
unless untold harm is to result. Let
no one counsel the girl With small ewes
to try TO make them look larger or
brighter by using any of the eye beau
filters. There are preparations sold for
that purpose. but they usually contain
belladonna. which gives to the eye an
unnatural brillianCy at first. but long
use of this has been known to produce
decay. Nothing can be done to enlarge
the size OF the eve itself But they
may be made to look large if the Iashes
are cultivated
Here is an eyeglass grower which has
been most successful. Be careful al
vays, not to get the saEve in the eye
itself:
Cologne. 215 ounces: gIycerin. IL
ounces; fluid extract of iaborandi. >
dTams. ASitate ingredients till thor
Oughly Incorporated Apply to the eye
brCws with the brush and to the lashes
With tiny cameIs hair paint brush.
The brUs must he freed from any droD
and passed lightly along the edge of
the eyelids. exercising extreme care
that 40 minutest portion of the lotion
touches the eye itself
Dull eyes may be made to look IuS-
trCus by proper attention to hygiene.
Never inject SO-caIIed Frightening
fluid into the eye itself. If the eyes
are lusteTlesS a drink of lemon water
clears the liver and makes the ewes
shine and sparkle in consequence.
Take the juice of lemon. squeeze it
into tumbler Of water and drink il
the first thing in the morning or the
last thing at night. Always clean the
teeth after taking lemon. as the acid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

There ara countless other ways of
spending money on ones looks Some
persons viii remember a certain pow
der as perfect for the complexion"
Immediately my lady rushes out 10
buy it. paying five dollars for a single
box, whose contents cost the manufac-
turer about fifty cents The daily
manicure, pediCurc, the hairdresser
the facial masseuSe. scalp specialist
and the physical culture teacher all
are employed by the rich woman
whose beauty quest leaves a shining,
golden path on which many incompe-
tents fatten. However, l have really
no cry to raise against the woman
who spends money laViShly for the en-
hancement of her own personal beauty
if the money is hers to spend. and she
uses some judgment in disbursing her
gold and really obtains what she is
seeking in return for it. It is against
the senseless waste of time. money.
energy and effort in the search of
beauty. through harmless methods
that women should be warned to be
cautious.
The woman who possesses a face and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

It takes a good deal of common or
garden sense for a woman to escape
unframed from the tolls of the COM
mon charIataH and fake beauty spe-
cialists who flourish in these days.
Beauty culture is contagious The de-
lSire to be beautiful dominates so many
feminine minds 10 the exclusion of
other things that women seem to for
get to use their judgment when con-
frOnted with a balm. elixir or wash
warranted to work wonders for the
face or figure. The average woman
wants to try every beauty treatment.
whether she> needs it or not Most
women are of an experimental DISPOSE
ton, anyhow, and frequently try
everything suggested in the line of cos
metiCs just to see what il is like, with
direful results. 1t is for this reason we
see so many extraordinary bleaChed
blondes with hair ruined by too much
Tightening treatment" and so many
compleXious also condemned for life
by ''rejuvenated processes" and many
good constitutions undermined in
health by so-calIed harmless" COM
pleXiOn pills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

quickly promotes decay. Instead OF
taklnS complexion pills or arsenic in
any form to clear the complexion. take
pure Water-plenty of it-and fresh air.
and limit your diet for a little while to
what you need to satisfy hunger. and
dOn Z cater to a morbid appetite mere
~, which is quite different thing I
DelleVe that II would seldom be neces-
Sary TO resort TO cathartics if more
pure water We're drunk and more frlait
eaten. instead of ,clogsing the stomach
with pastries and desserts TOnics fdr
which some people have a simple MAJ
MIA, should not be taken except on the
advice of a physician. Many women
suffering from skin trouble need a
more nOurishinS diet, more exercise
less tea, coffee and tonics. Aenemia is
great cause of skin eruptiOns. pin-
pies, etc. and often requires a physi-
clans care.
The folly of going to extremes is Wis
lblc in the stride and figure of the ply
steal culture girl who overdoes her
athletic training. Common sense
should come To her aid and open her
eyes TO the fact that observation-disclosures
is no more TO be desired than under
Development a woman whose back is
hollow. whose arms are thin and weak.
VIII go in for physical training. eXer-
clS1ng daily until the hOIIOvrS are filed
up and the arms strengthened. Then
her ma JuTal enthusiasm at the results
already obtained OverruIes her iude-
ment and she goes on training until
she has the outstanding muscles OF am
athlete. and has lost an the erace of
contour so really Indispensable To
beauty.
Above all things not too much zeal
applies even in beauty culture One
must know exactly what one wishes
to change in ones appearance and ga
slowly about it. Miracles are stflI
worked. but seldom in the. twinkIiney of
ar eye. and the world of women real
ICES more and more that beauty IS
synonymous with health. and that both
are to be formed along rational ana
sensible lines and is not alone the
privilege Of the very rich. and that the
extremists i'm this. as i'm no other field.
has only herself 40 thank for the result
of her fOllies.
To Correspondents.
Chicago. March 13.-KiudIy advise
me more fully where and how / can
obtain the rubber suction bulb such AS
YOU recommended for maSSa ging the
face. a week or so ago. Should Judge
from illustration in paper that It was
Scme simple device such as is to he
found IN the bathroom. but I do not
happen to possess anything like it.
N. NJ.
WHERE TO GET THE RUBBER
SUCTION CUP.
You should be able TO get the rub
Continued on Page II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

LII CARPETS sEwED, LINED AND LAID FREE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
ART SQUARES.

in great assortment of patterns,
in sizes from 9x9 fl. TO 12x15 TT
Jute Art Squares used for over
rug or crumb cloth, comes in
sizes same as the all-wOOls in
many different colorings. The
use of art squares prolOngs the
life of the carpet. saving more
than the cost besides the pleas
ing effect it produces.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

figure free from any serious natural
defect needs only natural treatment to
enhance her looks. There are many
cases where surgical operations have
10 be reSOrted tO-Where unShaDely
noses and outstanding cares are posi-
lively disfiguring. Often an osteopath
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06

or a surgeon has to be called in to
correct some structural defect but in
most cases the road to beauty is svnO-
nYmous with right thinking and right
living. The woman who foOlishIy tam
pers with eyes or skin. who trusts her
defects and blemishes to some charla-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
LACE CURTAINS.

soc to $25 is the price range Of
our Lace Curtains, and we be
lieve we can give you the best
of curtain quality at any price
within those limits Most of our
designs are exclusive to us and
we pride ourselves in the seIec-
ton. Some of the latest effects
in Nottinghams, Cluneys, Brus-
sells Net and Bonnie FemmeS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
SMALL RUGS.

Every housewife knows the
value of various small rugs to
lay about in every room, partly
as protection to the carpet, but
for looks as well as service. All
your needs in this line can be
easily gratified from such
Stock as we have here. All sizes
and all grades. Floral, plain and
Oriental Patterns in profusion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
PORTIERES.

OF course you can do without
POrtieres. but You cannot do 50
well If you would have the home
well arranged In no way will a
few dollars go so far TO put the
finished appearance in the fur
nishingS as liz a pair or two of
pOrtieres. Let us show YOU the
new ones Fancy Tapestry and
VeloUrs. $3.50 TO s25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
CARPETS.

Whether you wish to pay 45c
or 81 a yard or any other price
between the two for your Car
pet. we can please you. Please
you in Pattern. Please YOU in
texture and Please you in the
wearing quality for qualities in
all lines must be satisfactory OF
we make them so.
All Carpet weaves are repre-
scented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-06
COUCH COVERS.

IF you have an old couch that
is beginning to look shabby or
new couch that you don't want
. to get shabby, get a couch cover
as the solution of either per-
pIexity We have some very
pretty and good wearing styles in
Oriental designs. 81 to SIS.
ALL CARPETS SEWED,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15
THe COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Matters Of General Interest to Rs,ail
Men 20 Come Up.

The regular meeting OF the Ard.
more Commercial club will be held
next Tuesday Hisht. July II, az the
City hall and full attendance OF the
members Is desired. Aside from the
regular work of the club, II is an.
nouncod thss a proposition Of much
concern to the retail merchants Of
Ardmore will be brought up for dis.
cnssion ard President Cruce OF the
club desires the presence of every
merchant Of the city at the meeting
Tuesday night
The organization Is receiving the
cooperation Of the leading citizens
and the club Is doing effective work.
The membership has grown rap,my
and new members are being conIin
ually added.
let every citizen of the tJxn !e
mcnber that the club is working ~
the interest Of ArdmOre. he sure nl
attend the meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15
civ Council 70 Meet.

4 very interesting meeting of the
city council will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon nj the regular meeting day.
The meeting Is 1 g regular one, but
some important projects are to come
before the counc.,. Among these -
the report of the equalization board
concerning the disposition Of the rail-
road taxation question, which will -
handed in by Tax Assessor Roberts.
with the recommendation Of the board
as 10 the disposition Of the matter,
which will be, It Is thought, disposed
Of by the council at tomorrow's meet
ing.
Also the proposition OF paving the
streets, which is being worked on, by
means of a petition TO be signed by
the property owners, and some action
will be taken ON It.
Il will also be decided tomorrow ai'
ternoon whether the council will ap'
propriate a fund for sending CHEZ
Slaughter Of the fire department 10
Roanoke. to attend the annual meeting
Of the National Firemen's association,
to which he has been selected as a
delegate.
These important matters coupled
with the necessary and usual business
which comes before the council at ey-
cry meeting will give them a pusy ai.
ternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15
The Police After ysnm.

The police OF the city aye very anx-
ious concerning negro named
Johfeiie Townsend, who sas visitor
at the police station for several days,
but took advantage of she hospitality
~ the ufhcers, vino attempted TO make
a frus;y out Of him, FOR which he
would not s1nnd. kU took French
leave one Durning shortly after ne
had been installed az the station. Also
street Commissioner I.andrum Is snN.
ious TO find JOHNNIE as he says there
is a second growth of weeds taking
the place of those recently cut but
Iohnie is an ahssat brother lie was
In for two orenses. one whipping his
sister aff, Tire 'ather disturbing the
peace. BE was stuck heavy ON both
charges and tire solitude Of prison
life did not agree with him, 80 when
one mmning he Hwoke TO find himseii
a trustF he hieh himself to parts "
known.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15
THE YOUNG SOCIETY.
Parties Of Past Week Given by Young
People Of the City.

The home OF Mr. and Mrs ~ A..
Mccoy was the scene OF pleasant
party Thursday evening Miss Sallie
and Master Arnold Mccoy entertained
their friends on that evening. The
pretty lawn was brilliantly lighted for
the occasion. About thirty guests
we're present. Ice cream wag served
ON The lawn The young folks who
attended enjoyed the occasion immons-
ely and viii long remember the hospi-
tality Of their pleasant host and hos.
tess
Last evening Master Louis Lcdbet
ter entertained a few friends at the
home Of his parents. Mr aud Mrs. W..
\. Ledbottor ON North Washington
street In honor Of Mr. Roger Tucker
VI Texas. who is visiting in the city.
The occasion was spent very pleasant
| Iy by the friends OF Mr. Tucker. who
formerly lived here Refreshments
were served on the spacious lawn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15
BROADWAY ALSO.
Property Owners on That stree, Want
Benefit OF Paving.

The city council which is behind
the proposition Of paving Main and
the streets crossing that street. from
A street east % L street west and
from LIST avenue south 10 Broadway
north, as stated in Fridays Ardmore-
ite. have been petitioned by The prop
erty owners of Broadway street 10 add
that street 90 Improvement District
No. L. which comprises the above spe-
| Gifted streets. so their street can also
I receive the benefit ~ the paving which
will be- laid in this district first Of any
/ In the city This district was laid on
some time ago with the purpose Of
/ paving soon. and was designated as
District No. ! At that time 10 was not
/ thought property owners on Broadway
, street would agree to the proposition
of paving Immediately. and that street
was not contained In the above
named district. Since tnat time and
after the property owners of that
street re5rranizc the importance of
paving and that he growth of the city
will necessitate the upbuildinP of
broadway street and the Improvement
thereof. many Of them have asked that
this street be included in District
No /.
Tho proposition is being considered
by 'he committee who circulated III,
petition on Main ana the streets cross
ing Main street Friday. II Is though
thet Broadway will be included In Dis
trict No. I and made part OF tha
district. This will be left to the prop
erty owners Of Broadway. most o
: whom have expressed themselves a
willing TO pay for the paving az IN,
: rate fixed by the council OF one pc
cent annually on the assessed valul
. tion Of the property The principa
property owners on that street ar
among those who desire the pawn
.' and IL Is thought the others will IN
In line. The district which Is to B
. paved on that street. II II Is include
J. in istrict No. I. will be three bloch
u from Caddo and Including that sire
u west 10 4 street northwest Tn
. street Is the widest In the ci
,. and II paved would be one Of the pr,
g test.
u Mayor U. w. Dick. who Is on II
e committee which has the petition
hand said yesterday In speaking
e Broadway street being included
'r that district, that Il was bis since
II hope the street would join with 4
'7 others and pave Mr. Dick said tn
\ 1.-THE paving would begin by the first
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15
OFF FOR oENVER r.
Local Elks. Wives and Daughters
Leave This Morning for That City.

Leave This Morning for That City.
A gay party will leave this morning
for Denver. Colorado. where they go
10 attend the annual reunion Of the
Elks Of America. which Will be in ses-
sion there for three days beginning
the idh. The party will leave over
the Santa Fe at 1855 O'Clock and will
reach Denver Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock The Ardmore party will be
composed Of about twenty Elks, their
wives and daughters. and among them
will be- some O fthe most prominent
Elks Of the lodge A special car has
been provided for the party TO be
known as the "Ardmore car and will
Ne at the rear Of the regular train.
The car is furnished with all con.
venlenc,s and a dining car will be-
attached at Newton, Kansas, for the
occupants o. the Ardmore Pullman.
The Ardmorc Elks and ladies will all
be presented with handsome badge
bearing the words. "Ardmore Lodge.
cas-. Live Ens from ie New state Of
| Oklahoma" These badges will be
worn during the convention and no
doubt will be retained by many as a
souvenir Of the occasion. They were
prepared by the Denver Arrangement
committee. which was appointed by
the local lodge TO make all arrange
ments for the visit OF the Ardmore
lodge tu Denver. This committee, com
posed of A ". Dnnham. +. +, Guillo'
and r. j. Sanders. have been very dill
igent In their eorts TO make all nee
essary arrangements for the occasion
and have secured headquarters FOR th'
party at the Belyidere. a handsom'
hostlory in q fashionable part OF Den
yer. The party Is very enthusiastic
over the trip and those who are to a'
tend have made preparations for al
enjoyable time. Many of them vii
stay great deal longer than IN
three days ot tie reunion as the tici
cts are good for a greater length q
time. They expect 10 spend their tim
fishing and sightseeing In the car
yons " that beautiful state. 4 muc
+, larger number intended attending. b,
, business connections which they has
i, at present prevents many doing 81
q Many. however. who have been looI
A ing forward 10 the trip with muc
eagerness, say they will take II a lit
later In the season.
= The Ardmore delegation 20 with u
; intention Of voting their strength f
=, Dallas. to secure the next annui
= melting Of the lodge. which city
:, expected to be in the race for the ne
x meeting place.
y The party from here Is the large
3. that has attended any annual meet
Ia the Elks and Is accounted for by Il
II fact that Denver Is nearer here than
,. any other place the grand lodge HI
a been held and the reunion, coming
. Il does. at this season Of the year,
most pleasant TO visit that cool stat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15

Orders have been issued by MarasA
Porter that no beer substitute besola
az the canyon today daring the eseu'
sion 10 that place. There is'Rn eScur-
sion on from CIeburne, Tex. 60 the
Canyon. sixteen miles north of here
ard Marshal Porter has especially IN
structed his deputies TO see that no
beer substitutes be allowed sold there
during the day. II has been the habit
Of joint men to attend each OF these
excursions. loaded with this substitute
for beer. and dispose Of IT, MaTshh
Porter who has closed all the ionts IN
the town does not propose that the
business can be carried on at the can
yon while those who pay their license
in tho towns are closed down on san
day. Deputy Havens has 'es"n 7'pS'@
tally deputizod to go to the o. o,o,
today and will see that u,e order 4,
obeyed. In this he vii; he assisted b,
Constable Bob Hutcnens and others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-15

Messrs Edwin L. Dean and Smith
c. Matson have formed a partnership
for the practice OF law, with Offices
In the Noble bul,u.ng. Mr.. Matson has
recently removed mere from Indiana
where he has been engaged in the
practice OF law for several years, be-
ing twice elected to the Office OF pros
ecuting attorney lie is a son Of Col
c. G. Matson OF Greencastle. Indiana,
an ex-congressman and Democratic
for governor OF that state.