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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-09
HIRT IN CONVERTER.

q. candaz was brought - East
Ely hospital yesterday With severe
burns. sustained while h. xas 81
work in the converter at MeGilI
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TO CHINA

JOIN !. DObslns. eugineef Tor the
Nevada Con. VII cave shortly Tor
China = AXE the sat ~ engineering
il the imperial college faenlff az
Tien1sia
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pearauce last eTenluz and proved
thai the district has much 70 =
proud Of 81 TIE va y cultured
singers A. other features - fhe
evening received .nea rsvora -
comment
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ARRIVALS.

Those registered al the Northern
last evening were. r & Dulsa,
Charles Schubert. Salt Lake. &. "A.
5teffa, X. v. Nevarro, San Francisco.
W. G.. Newman, ST Louis
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BURNED FOOT.

T. r. Hayes was brOught . East
Ely hospital last evening form Nc
Gill suffering a severely burned foot.
The result of stepping into a pile Of
live Goals.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-09

We wish -toz announce thas the
Zimmerman are again baking and
their goods can be had from the
yellow wagon and at Fullsr.s 509
AultmaR street. 36
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TO CONSIDERATION

Re- C Hunting viii leave next
week ga Lake to be- present at
ghe conservation d Res Benjamin
Brewster. who vi be eoRseersted
bishop - Western Colorado 81 June
f7tt
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II, RENO.

Miss Emma Zadow. of Hamilton.
Mrs. William Norman and Dave Nc
Lean leave for Reno this morning
as delegates to the grand lodge Of
Odd Fellows and Rebekshs
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AT THE sTEPT0E:.

A. L. Pillson, of Salt Lake. was an
arrival on last evenings train He
is registered at the Steptoe
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Happenings Of
A Day in the
District
FRoA GREEN SPRINGS.

John RoseTear. a prominent ranch
er Of Green Springs, is spending q
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NOTICE.

Owners of property along Aultman
ST are notified that by furnishing
three inch ring bolts. they may have
them inserted In the curb BY Con-
tractor Meyers without additional ex-
peuse-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-09

phone s2-K when wanting laundry
called for and work will be salts
factorily done by the Troy laundry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-09

Injurious Is the gift that takas
away freedom Italian
What you do for an ungratefuI
man Is thrown away-Latin.
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LOCAL-PERSONAL
COURT To CONVENE
THURSDAY uoHNIN,

A Telegram was received by
J Clerk Oldfield yesterday from
} Judge Brown stating that dis
Irict court would l. convened
IN Ely Thursday morning The
criminal ca>e- will nj be taken
, mp until the 15th.
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FROM COAST.

Miss Bnttner arrived last evening
from Los Angeles To join her father,
Dr. Buttner. In this city for the sum
mer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-09

The preliminary hearing OF Gerald
r Larson vas concluded yesterday
forenoon when the testimony OF
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A. b. COLW ELL
Ciiy Engineer
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
RUTLAND COUNTY,
BRANDON.

A detachin.nt Of tho 10th United States
cavalry arrived In town at twelve o'clock
Saturday from Rutland and camped at
WinslOws field until Sunday morning
when tho 80 me- and 40 horses pro-
ceeded 10 Mddlchury. Horatio Baker
returned Saturday from Mankato,
Kans.-Mrs Fannie H. Parmalce OF New
London. Conn. Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. A H. Buffman, and brother J. r.
Harris.-Mrs. Harriet DeTrouty and
Mrs. G. s. Mcintyre Of Ticonderoga, y.
Y. have llcon guests OF Mrs r. L..
Williams.-Miss Eva Baker left Mon
day for Middletown Springs where she
will teach school.-Mlss Marion Mead
has returned to fIacaman, y Y.-Mrs.
Everett Potter of Bellows Falls Is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Emma June
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Dressell ard son have
gore to SprinEtleld.-M Rolln Wood
Is III with nervous prostration.-Mi
Agnes Ducer Is spending few days in
chittenden.-Mr, and Mrs. =. T. Pierce
!eft Monday for their home In New
York. Miss \. y. Chopin. who has spent
two month, abroad, is visiting her par
ents. nc H'v and Mrs. y. D. Chaplin
V. N. Libby returned Saturday to Nor
witch univcrsitY Northfold.-Miss Mary
Gidl'rGs a teacher in tho graded school
has returned from her home IN Hubbard
ton.-Mr. and Mrs. kcrt. who have boon
At Lake Dun'nor" se"oral months AFRO
stopping NJ the Brandon Jnn.-Dr. and
M-a Williams lor G,turda" tnr sara
tora Springs. New York.
Miss rnisv Ncodhnrn " Hartford.
conn. f. vislting her brother, Charles
Neodham.-A H. Goodrich left Tues
day for n CIV DAYS III Dorchester.
Mass. before returning to Washing
ton, y. CT ", Osborn Is spending
tho week in Bostcn.-Aiiss Nora Cam
ercn is taking a weeks vacation from
her duties at The Rurnham store
Principal and Mrs. J. Harold Fuller
have returned from Saratoga springs.
y. Y.-G. II. Wang has gone to Sa-
vannah. Ga. for several weeks
stay Sherwood Hall has returned 70
Dellefonte. Pa, after spending the
summer here.
Mrs Ella IIaw'ey left yesterday for
Nnnlius, \. y. where she will be matron
at ST Johns Military school.-Dr. T. l..
Averell has gone to Haverhll, Mass. for
II several days visit.-Joseph Gasnon has
returned from Worcester, Mass-Mrs f
r. Kingsley went TO Mortified. Mass
Yesterday accompanied by her daughter.
Marion. who will enter the Moody school.
G J.. Orton Of Providence. r. l., spent
yesterday IN town.. II! Hnhinson is ILL.,.
Stuart Iawlcy hna rome to Syracuse, n.
y where he VIII attend school.-Cascar
Rowland has a position in the clothing
store Of Anderson j. Ives.-Nrs. \. S.
Capcn has returned from several
weeks stay in Ohcrlln. Ohio.-M'ss Ger
trude Walker and Miss Dottie Kidder
have gone TO Rutland to attend business
college.
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WAITSFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. waite rotu~nc
Saturday from n visit in New Hanpshire
Misses Switzerland and Rounded Of =.
tick. Mass. are spending a few weeks
at n. II. SINNERS Miss Lena Bushnell
will go to-day to Portland, Me
where she has position as stcnogra-
pher.--The Rev. and Mrs w. A. Rernclo
left Monday for n two weeks vacation.
-Ferd Ncwcomb commenced his duties
at clerk in w. T.. Joness store Monday
in place OF Roy Bragg who compet ed
work Saturday.-Mrs. l.. -. Savage and
Miss Bertha returned Friday from "A
visit to Mr. and Mrs. 4. =. Nyc in
Rochester.-Miss Louise Gaylord went
Monday to Burlington where she will
attend the high school.-The Home Cir
Gle will meet with Miss Blanche Josin
Wednesday afternoon.-Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Prentlss were in Montpelier Saturday.
C. II. Kew IS quite Ill with a severe
cold.-Mrs, Frank Ninton and daughter,
Mildred. returned Tuesday after a
months stay with Mr.. and Mrs G.. II
llastings.-Mr and Mrs. WILDER and
daughter of Shirley. Mass, are guests
OF O. w. Wallace
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
H. w. ALLEN q CO,

turned to johnson Tuesdav.-Mrs. Osca,
Schlarman and two children went 70 be
home in Burlington Tuesday-Miss Edit,
Barkholm OF Burlington was a CUES,
Monday OF Mrs. G. H. Crane-Mrs w
NJ. Farr of Bristol, who was called her,
by the Illness of her mother. Mrs. G.org,
Gould. returned home TUESDAY accom-.
panied to burlington by her sister. Mis
Lou Gould Mrs. Could Is inlprovtrg-
Judge and Mrs. George NJ. Powers Wen,
10 Grand Isle Tuesday. Ellen Car.
ter went to Schenectady. n. Y. Tuesday
to visit her daughter. Mrs Florenc.
Price.-Mrs. Belle Hall Croft and son.
Defoe. who have passed the surnme,
with her mother. Mrs. e J. Hall re.
turned 10 Boston Tuesday.-E r. Rrack.
EFT left Tuesday on trip through north.
ern Vermont on route to Boston after
VISITING his parents, Mr. and Mrs s r.
Bracket.-Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Prem.
fiss and daughters returned to Reading.
Mass. Tuesday.--G. A. Barrows was ,r
East Fairfield Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs G.
A. wilkins are at Naragansett bav.-Mr
and Mrs. T. c. Carr went Tuesday n
harton 10 visit relatives and attend the
falr.-Miss Cora Bracket who has mass
cd vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs :. r. Bracket, returned to Boston
Tuesday
George and Alfred McJarrett. the
SIX and eight years old lads who vera
convicted of larceny Monday in city
court, We're taken TO school TUESDAY
! morning by Chief Durkee and for
whole day they behaved like cherubs
Judge Harvey Of the city court IL still
wrestling with the problem of what
to do with these incorrigible kids. II
they are fined and sent to the state
Industrial School at Vergennes to
serve their alternative sentences their
term there at longest for a sentence
for petty larceny would not be long
enough to work any reform In them
Mayor pawley faVors finding n good
home for these children and is at
tempting to thus place them. seldom
are hriShter children seen than they
appa to be when they were
brought into city court Monday aud
she authorities hesitate in imposing
on them a sentence for crime.
Mrs Rachael NJ. Taft widow OF
Deuison Taft, died Tuesday morning
After long illness, aged - years.
She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. c. \. Gay Of Greenfield, Mass.
and Miss Alice Taft Of this city also
by two sons, L. 4. Taft OF Montpelier
and John A. Taft of aberdeen Wash.
Her funeral will be held tina
afternoon at her late home on Main
street, and burial will be in Green
Mount cemetery.
The marriage Of Miss Eva Mage
Stalker. daughter of Mrs. Elenora stalk
or, matron at Heaton hospital and Will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09

the statute providing for this has been
construed to mean that only patients that
are able to pay their way at the asylum
shall be committed by the probate court
as habitual drunkarls, thus practically
rendering this statute imperative.
City Grand Juror r. f. Bailey Mon
day filed nformatons for larceny
against George and Alfred McJarrett.
Frank McJarrett These tots have been
committing numerous offenscs Of late.
and Sunday evening were caught in the
act of breaking into the capital City
creamery and attempting to rifle the cash
drawer. The court was somewhat per-
picked as TO what 10 do with these chill
dren, as there Is no direct provision for
sending children less than 70 years old
to the state Industrial school ut YER
gennes After looking up tho matter
thoroughly. Judge Harvey accepted the
plea of guilty entered by the mother of
the children FOR item. and. after talking
with the superintendent of the State In
dustrial school at Vcrgennes over the
telephone. held the case open.
l.. a. Kelly. who for four years has
been reporter on the Evenin- Argus,
paper to accept the position of district
deputy of the Modern Woodmen Of
America. Mir. Kelly has made goo. in
newspaper work and his departure from
Montpelier will be sincerely regretted,
He expects to make his headquarters at
st. Johnsbury.
! The friends OF Newton l.. Camp and
| Mrs Mary A. Hendcc were given a COM
! plete surprise by their marriage Tues
! day afternoon at the Congregational par
| sonage. The ceremony WAS performed mt
| three o'clock by the Rev. g. {, ST Clare.
| ana MIR. and Mrs. camp Immediately left
! by automobile for Boston. The funeral
of Mrs. Ellen Eubhcll Stone was held
| Monday afternoon at the Congregational
| Church. Mrs. Hubbcll was born N Jer-
/ icho February {. 1886 and was married
| 10 Willard II. Stone. who died year
| ago last January. The folOw.nS July
her daughter. Mrs James 7. Jewett dicdi
| leaving Mrs. Stone the only surviving
| member Of her family. she is survived
| by sister. Mrs. Clement Moody OF
| Moscow. end ono brother, Fred tlubbcll.
Mrs Stone was member Of the Cougr"-
gational Church Tor q Years and an actlN q
worker In the W, c. T. U.--Miss Maud
Chailoc ana Miss Dorothy liopson Of
! Plattsburgh, y. Y, went Monday To
Fairfax to teach in bellows Free Acad-
emy.-Mss Celia IIamcl vent to Enos-
hurgh Falls Monday TO visit her sister,
Mrs. Mary Watson. accompanied by her
niece, Glenna Russell, who VIII attend
school there-George w Currer LETT
Monday for Richford and Broom Lake.
j, Q,-Miss Grace Sawyer of Newport
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
MhRSEFIELD.

Mrs. Nena Gage. who has been visit
ing relatives in town, has returned to
Wobuin, Mass.-Tred pitkn Is teaching
school in Warren,-Ruvert a. Phelps re-
turned to Barre Monday. where he at
tends Goddard Seminary.-Mrs Lizzie
Carpenter of Barre Is I'm town visiting
relatives.-Schools commenced Tuesday,
Miss Ruth T.. George OF East Calais Is
to teach the Ianesboro school.-Neison
Gay OF Montpelier Ia in town visiting
relatlves.-Miss Hattie Brown of Wor-
cester. Mass, is visiting her uncle, Frank
Brown. Burton Pike has improved
from his attack of blood poisoning and Is
able to be out again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
LOWELL.

Mrs. ]. H. Silshy and Mrs T. NJ. IInr-
low and daughter OF Hartford. Conn,
are In town for a short stay.-C. J. Pow
ers Is making arrangements to carry on
the grocery business OF the late O. 4.
Watson.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie IIoedley
have son. Born August .S.-Mrs. Joseph
GERMAN OF Montgomery Center is pass
Ing the week with her daughter, Mrs
Delete. and other rclatives.-S O. Flem-
ming. an aged resident Of this town. fell
Saturday evening of the veranda at
Frank Sargcnt's house. breaking his leg
rear the hip. As he Is nearly IS years
old Mr.. Flemming Is In n very critical
Conditional sheep owned by s. l..
Bowen wa. killed by lightning last week
Wedncsday.-Mr W. l.. Adams OF Provi-
dence, r. l.. Is the guest this week OF
Mrs George L. Curts-The Congrega-
:ional society has engaged the services
of the Rev. +. T. Hurd of est Charles
ton for the coming year. He will begin
his duties September ll.--Mrs. NJ. l..
Severance has gone to Burlington where
she Will make n short visit before pro-
cstdins to Florida. where she intends to
live
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
FAYsTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Phiio irish OF Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Hin Of Stowe and
MIS- Lulu Dunbar OF Swnnton were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p q. I'm last
week.-Mrs.. John Mcmillan, who visited
Mt Vern Piercc's returned to burlington
Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Pierce
The Fayston Athletic club played tho
North Fayston team Saturday, winning
by score of IN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
SOUTH WOODBURY..

Glenn Sulham has moved to the quar-
ries.-Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Banks were at
q. +. Harveys in Cabot Saturday.
Louvina Pray has returned to South
Barre. Mr.. Adleson. who has been board
ing at Frank Batchelder's. has returned
TO New York
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
r. tContinued from sra rase.)

guests Of r. NJ. Hubbci, the last Of tho
week.-Miss Josie Drown Of johnson was
. guest OF Mrs. G. J. Kimball Saturday
and 6unday.-The Rev. q. W. Hunt. dis
er1ct superintendent. held quarterly meet
ing here sunday.--M. A bates and son
IRE having their house raiscd.-C. E.
Haskell has bought Of S. A. Fife the lots
where tho Fife block and hotel were
burned. Mr.. Haskell is In the chair
stock business and his building here IS
quite probable.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
DERBY.

Or, and Mrs. r.. W. Clark and two
daughters from Brock.on Mass. return
ed home Thursday.--A large number at
tended tho social given by the ladies of
tho Congregational Church at Nixon
Morse's Friday cvening.-Tho Roy Mr.
Anderson has been secured to preach Mt
the Methodist church the remainder of
the conference ycar.-Mrs. Simpson. an
aged woman. died Saturday morning.
Mrs. J. G. my spent several days last
week with Mrs. Oro shattuck in West
Dcrhy.-h reception was rendered the
new teachers in academy hail Monday
evening. Tho school commenced Tues
day morning.
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WORCESTER.

Mrs. Harvey Jersey and children of
Moretown spent part Of last week with
her father r. f. I}uck-GeorEe Wheel
er of Berlin visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. /. e. Wheeler. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. J. u, Sharon, who had been visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Louisa +. Dugan.
returned to Franklin. n. H.. aSturday.-
Clarence r. Howieson OF this place and
Miss Margaret Morgan Of Merrimac,
Mass, We're married Friday at the homo
OF the brides parents.-Mrs. Ira Brown
died Saturday morning. aged 70 years
She Is surv.ved by her husband and one
son, Aran, and three grandchildren. The
funeral Sunday afternoon was largely
attended The Rev. =. II. Carpenter Of
ficated.-The Rev. T. NJ. Frammer of
West Berlin will preach here Sunday
morning In exchange with the Rev. w.
u. Gould. Err Wheeler and son. Harlan,
of New Britain, Conn, and Mrs. Josie
Dcnsrore of Barre were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Wheeler last week
Carroll Wheeler and Guy Hall are new
students from this town at Montpelier
Seminary.-Mr and Mrs. James HIN of
Barre attended the funeral OF Mrs.
Rrpun SUNDAY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
FORESTDALE.

Verne Blodeett is passing week In
Eoston.--Aiiss Edith Wilber has suffered
stroke of paralvsis.-Mrs, Mary Scott
ana daughter Of Glens Falls, n Y, visit
ed Mrs. Scotts sister. Mrs, Fannie Rick
ert. recontly.-Mr. and Mrs Abram La
France are In Castleton. called there by
the ILLNESS Of their son-in-law. John
Frazier. Miss Nettie Rowe left Sunday
for Houghton. y. Y. where she viii at
tend the Houghton Seninary,-The an
nual picnic of Grace Church Sunday
school will be held at Lake Dunmore
Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09

IN Mortified Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Dan,e, Smith OF Morrisville spent Sun
dav nj C. n. Stevenss.-J. n. Ring has
heen iII.-Dr Foster Ia building n barn
+, ,be rear Of his house.--Mr. and Mrs
Emery Lucia OF Morrisville were here
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
BROWNINGToN.

Miss Newton is teaching the Center
school.--Mr and Mrs. T.. NJ. Porter was
called to Fast Richfori Saturday to at
tend tho funeral OF her sister, who was
buried Sunday. Bernice Wells has re-
turned to her work In Boston.-The fun
ernl Of Mrs. job Drown. who died after
IA long Illness. was held Saturday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
NEWPORT,

The largest attendance at a special
village meeting was that Friday evening
to act on the articles regarding the rail-
road nuisance and free delivery OF mail
Considerable friction has been caused BY
the agitation Of the subject OF the rail-
road nuisance and threats have been
made to remove the hulk Of the railroad
business from Newport which would take
many families away The dinRculty lies
principally at the Main street crossing
Wheve all teams and pedestrians have to
cross the track to get to the depot. A
largo amount ~ shifting Is done over the
crossing and this makes Il necessary for
teams to wait large part Of the time
for the crossing TO be cleared The mat
ter has been placed IN tho hands Of
States Attorney W NJ Wright OF Bar
ton, md he has accomplished some i'm
provements in the line OF eliminating I'M
necessary noise. Both the Boston &
Maine and c. y. r. have issued orders
chat all unnecessary noises such Oh whist
ling and ringing OF bells he stopped
When the question OF taking action was
FAILED up In tho meeting. F. motion was
made to pass over the article which re-
quilted in q vote by ballot OF yes *, no "a
The question Of fres delivery vas ex-
VidlHtu ny fOrITn6utcr H. ~ fbiinCUHTU,
by request, and after a thorough discus
sion It waA passed by . viva voce vot.
Not n dissenting voice was heard This
was surprise as II Ia understood that
there is quite LITTLE opposition among
the business men. The trustees were IN
structed to narne and post signs on thc
street corners ana number tho housc>
The Orleans county sunday school
convention will be hc!d here Sept~rl-
Der IA ana IS ~ tho Baptist Church.
Miss Natalio Tarfton. who passed the
summer in town. has returned 10 Spring
field, Mnss.-Mr and Mrs. = C.. Will
liams arc Waiting their daughter, Mrs.
tIoses Fullington OF Toronto, ont
j. X. Akin and f. c. Blanchard have
moved from their summer cottages Mt
the Bluffs 70 their home. Joseph
Etinson, who was iniur!ed in the
freight wreck ~ Thetford last week
and who has been receiving treat
1nent in the Sherhrooke hospital, was
in town this wcck.--Work Is progress,
ing rapidly on ths Green Mountain
Hall which Is being romod"lled for
graded schooi-Mrs. Eva Richmond
Of burlington Il visiting relatives In
town.
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II. w. ALLEN 81 CO.
GOOD WILL
How Burlington's Great Store Has
Forged Ahead.

his Store has led in this community for many
years in making things they ught to be- For
more than three score years the name of H. w.
Allen e. Co. and it's immediate predecessors ha.
been appended to reliable merchandising events in
Burlington The name has become synonymous
best in store-keepine 1t has stood for fair prices.
for good fabrics and has won, By mnding its own
business it has brought to itself the business and
good will Of the community.
Things here are as they ought to be-
The extraordinary Of our Semi-annua
Clearance Sales and the answering of our adver-
tisements plainly show the public appreciation and
confidence In the merits end policies of this great
Merchante Institution.
For the Fall and Winter season now approach
ing more FULLY prepared to meet the demands
of an increasing and critical centaee than has pre-
viousy been attempted
Cloak and Suit Department.
A superb showing Of the season latest styles
and colors in Ladies Suits Capes, Costumes and
Waists
Each season enthusiastic over this
department, as the growing demand for Ready-to-
Wear articles induces Manufacturer and Merchant
alike to put more effort and time into the making
and selection of these garments.
This season the styles are changed radically.
In the Suits, the Goats are longer and the Skirts
fuller and generally plated The Costumes have
the same hipless effect but the waist line is much
lower The Waists are made of pretty plaid
and striped taffeta and messaline silks The mat
eriias and colors never so varied, giving to
each garment distinct individuality.
An earlx inspection of the offerings in the de-
partment will be of great interest to you.
H w ALLEN E3 CO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09

teaches In the La Pierre district Miss
Ethel Pettingill in the south the Misses
Chamberlain and Farmap in the village
and Miss Madge Martin in the north dts
trict this faii.-M II. Burbridge returned
70 New York Monday.