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The Daily Missoulian., 1909-02-06
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Special Correspondence.
Philipsburg, Feb 5.-The Granite
county high school debating team,
composed of James Brown, Lewis
Brown and Miss Adelaide Durfee will
leave Friday morning, February II,
for Boulder, Mont, where on Satur-
day. the 18th, they will enter debate
with the jefferson county high school
debating team. Professor Bramble
will accompany the team to Boulder
The Philipsburg public schools Will
observe the one hundredth anniversary
of the birth of Abraham Lincoln on
Friday February ~. Interesting pro-
grams will be given in the several
rooms, and at their conclusion the
school will be dismissed for the bal
ance of the day.
Miss Hirschberg, neice of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyman Weinstein, arrived from
Berlin Germany, last Tuesday and
will visit in this city for some time.
Commissioner Dingwal came up
from New Chicago Monday to hold
special meeting of the board of coun-
ty commissioners. The purpose of the
Sunrise. company's delinquent taxes.
E. H. Pitcher manager for the Mil
waukee Gold Extraction company,
was in the city this week on business
He says preparations are under way
to start up the mill again in the
spring.
f. A. Hannah, cashier of the Wein-
stein bank, returned yesterday from
several weeks visit in the east.
]. Fred Address of Echo Lake was
in the burg this week. Mr.. Address 10
about to embark in the business of
raising ducks on an extensive scale.
He will operate five incubators and
expects to hatch out 5000 young ducks
this year The Address property at
and we predict generous success for
the proprietor
Charles Authorson and Herbert
Bramble had the misfortune each to
| break finger this week, the former
| by falling on the icy sidewalk and the
latter by getting his finger caught in
| a door jamb.
The bachelors of Granite county vii
give a grand ball and supper at Min,
| ing of February Il. Quite a number
VIII attend from Philipsburg.
At his residence on Tuesday even
ing, Rev. Father Moran united in mar
riage Michael Norris and Mrs. b. NJ
Lindgren, bothe of this city. The!
| will reside in South Philipsburg.
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TO LAY OUT GROUNDS
FOR COUNTRY CLUB

Spokane, Feb. 5.-Tom Bendelow of
Chicago. expert golf links and tennis
court builder, has come to the city
to lay out the new grounds of 130
acres for the Spokane Country club
The grounds will be the most beautl-
full in the northwest The club is
planning to lay out Is holes, though
not more than nine, may be finished
for play this season, With a course
of this kind the organization will be
ready to compete for the northwest
championship tournaments. AS soon
as possible a water system VIII be m
stalled on the grounds to supply wat
er for the green's, and special atten-
ton will be given in this line TO pro-
lection in case OF fire. Tennis courts
will be added as soon as the loca-
ton of the building is decided upon,
and the grounds in every way will
be as complete as its is possible tc
make them
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as the Central bar, owned and con-
Quoted by Greeks, was shot in the base
of the brain and killed some time aft
er / o'clock this morning after the
closing Of the saloon. The body was
found some distance from the place,
with his pockets turned wrong side
out The cash drawer of the saloon
was looted and the safe showed an at
tempt had been made to force it open.
The thieves probably got less than $50
as not more than 500 was missing
from the cash drawer, How much
Holosis had is unknown. His watch
was taken
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Soldier Balks Death Plot.

1t seemed to ]. A Stone, civil war
veteran, of Kemp, Texas, that a plot
existed between a desperate lung trou-
BILE and the grave to cause his death
Il contracted a stubborn cold" he
writes, that developed a cough that
stuck to me, in spite Of all remedies,
for years My weight ran down to
1870 pounds. Then I began to use DR..
Kings New Discovery, which re-
stored my health completely. I now
weight 17S pounds" For severe colds,
obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, asth-
ma, and to prevent pneumonia It's un-
rivaled; soc and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Geo. Freisheiner.
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VIOLENT OUTBREAKS
IN PARLIAMENT
AUSTRIAN LEGISLATIVE BODY is
BROKEN UP BY FREE-FOR-
ALL FIGHT.

Vienna, Feb 5-The present session
of the Austrian parliament came to
an end after a scene of turblence ex-
traordinary even for an assembly
where violent outbreaks are compare
lively common.
The trouble, which arose from the
old racial feeling between the Ger
mans and the Czechs broke out during
the debate on a government bill, the
object of which was to reconcile these
differences. The radical Czech OBJ
structionsts, who have been hinder
ing the debate on this measure for
several days with tin whistles and
beating of drums, renewed their tao
tics and a fierce scrimmage ensued
One of the radical Czech deputies,
who had been violent in his obstruc-
tion, was captured and whipped until
he howled for mercy. Another Czech
was bitten by German on the cheek
and sustained an ugly wound, and
black eyes and sore heads were num-
erous.
The premier, Baron Won Bienerth,
seeing the uselessness of attempting
to pass legislation, closed the session
and sent the deputies home.
The departure of the ministers was
followed by another free fight, IN
which the opposing factions rushed
upon one another to the strains or
revolutionary songs, and wild confu-
sion reigned for half an hour. The
deputies finally became exhausted and
the battlefield was gradually de-
serted
The sudden closing of the session
and the political import of the disor-
der have had an adverse effect upon
the bourse
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SERIOUS FIRE CHECKED.

New Orleans, La, Feb. 5.-Fire
which broke out late today at the
$30O0,OO0 plant Of the American Su-
gar Refining company at Chalmettc,
while a heavy gale was blowing, for
time threatened to assume serious
proportions, but was brought under
control before it had damaged the
costly main buildings of the plant
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LINDSAY NOMINATED.

Washington, Feb. 5.-The president
today nominated Alexander Lindsay,
Jr., to be second judge of the circuit
court of the First circuit of the ter
ritory of Hawaii and Arthur A. Wild
er to be assistant justice Of the su-
preme court of the territory of Hawaii,
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PROHIBITION DEFEATED.

Austin, Texas, Feb. 5.--The bouse
today by a vote Of S5 to A defeated
the resolution to submit state wide
prohibition to a popular vote. The
prohibitionists lacked two votes Of a
necessary two thirds majority.
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A railroad has invaded the holy
city of Medina, and the tomb of Ma
hommed has been illuminated by cleo
tricity.
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SALOON MAN KILLED.

Seattle, Feb. 5.-Harry Joseph Hell
oSis, an employe of the saloon known
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Chamber
of Commerce
Hammond Block


Near the bridge. Phone 81
Permanent exhibits of
western Montana products
wanted. All interests are
invited to bring products to
chamber headquarters for
display purposes; due credit
will be given all exhibitors.
Regular meetings second
and fourth Tuesdays at s p.
m. All those interested in
the promotion and welfare
of western Montana are in
vited.
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Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey

greatest strength builder and stmuant known medicine
attacks the of the disease drives out the and rebud the
weakened gradual healthy natuamanner 1t abso-
lutte and preventive consumption bronchitis
coughs colds low and all WASTING Weakened diseased
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conditions, if taken in time.
1t is invaluable for overworked
men, delicate women and sckly chill
dren. 1t strengthens and sustains
the system, is promoter of health
and longevity, makes the old young
and keeps the young strong.
CAUTION-When you ask your
druggist, grocer or dealer for Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey be sure you get
the genuine. It's an absolutely pure
medicinal malt whiskey and is sold in
sealed bottles onIy-never in bulk.
Look for the trade mark, the sold
Chemist" on the label, and make sure
the seal over the cork is unbroken.
Write Consulting Physician, Duffy
for a free illustrated medical booklet
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Regal Shoes
for Men
and
Women

specials of will when visit today
o q il
had t
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Hale and Hearty at 81
Mrs. Laura B. Wheeler, Winsted
Conn. who is ira her oath year,
says that she owes the health
and vigor she enjoys to the
judicious use of the worlds
greatest tonic-stimulants
Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key. She recommends
it for nervousness.
it for nervousness.

In June, 1908, Mrs. Wheeler
wrote: I'VE are very glad to write
you saying that we have been using
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey with
marked improvement. Think it is
a good remedy for nervousness.
Il am in my 9th year and am
enjoying excellent health, thanks
to your tonic stimulant and great
medicine for the old"
Every testimonial is guaranteed
genuine and is published in good
la;.h ,,r,th &,,ll cnnsent
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faith with full consent.
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Assortment go - Il,
trimmings of rich. oN-
pensiVe IN a t e + / al 5,
shapes all pretty and
becoming and sure to
impress you favorahlN.
You can find your ia
vorite in this group and
the economy sale price
is low
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NORTH MONTPELIER.

Miss Fairy Persons is working for Mrs.
II J. Hambett.
Arthur TempletOn Of Montpelier was
in town Sunday
Charles King returned to town Satur-
day from Swanton.
Mr., and Mrs. 9. r. spaulding were in
Montpelier sunday
Mrs. Fred Little II quite III with an
abscess on Der head.
Harry Clement Of Montpelier II visit
ing al Frances Byron's.
Henry fiallson IL ont Of the mill On
account Of an accident 10 one eve, which
is quite painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. HOLSTER and
daughter. Rachel. are spending their va
cation al j II, Butterfield's
Amt Lib Hollister remains about
The same. Miss Mollie Kane, the nurse.
who has been caring for he, went iipsge
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Hills are yisitiHg
iii Hobart, n. Y until after Christmas.
Mrs Will Coburn and daughters are
keeping house fer them during their abb
sence, arid Harry Warren il helping iii
the creamery while Mr. Hills Is gone
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Ribbons

Pardon Us for emphasizing on these
Ribbons, Tor We do think that We can
help you to about the best line for the
money asked in Vermont
Our sc Ribbon, while selling at the
smallest price, is not Of that quality
that this price usually represents The
quality is all silk and good
roc and 15c Ribbons are Of the same
grade Of silk, only wider. These are
sold largely for Christmas work and
come Ia delicate, as well as dark, eolors.
Our 19c Ribbon Is regular 25c value,
made Of best silk and has weight that
makes it stiff and for hair ribbon is
the best III the market 25c won't buy
you any better
Fancy Ribbons for hats OK fancy work
are on our center counter, and there are
vide ones in new styles ut 25c.
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Tinas . Aet

rNs r,Nl;. esn.,.s and t,,m3liatirg -
toe'ts1 certain IS ip''0N w t'i0alk0
iaid upon the prodAets q certain YER
mont dairifs hv tie Massachusetts, state
4,..a n bealtl H.. heenn ueys h tn.
-
ip7sse p'Sosps ~ ''s's''ss' s@s'Nk
tlAlA about 40 per cent. q fhe New
HampsAire ard Vermont dairies supply
irr tha Roaton market maintain 4he
es,.asy.f ~ siaani;p8s- + IA bv fhe Mas.
saNsWsss4a hsaTa ~ health fae burden
81 srasfyjslae throughout northern New
En,fs III * Nronsy thrown upnn this
s,sss psaFas NJ beaItN whi resent
.a,,s IA savlee' annear Is AZ Iittse else =
Ths II ssapger aeasn urqes mon sAe
8a;,v iatefez "a Vermont the serious
gsss II this matter II i rof question
n ths. exaet number If aairics Inspected
bv lie Massachusetts state board al
te.ith ard tbe prepcriian that number
hsarS FL those m tn whole state: it il
az rserettahle faet that II III inspection
Il an9 considerable mmher 81 diaries in
anv on9 seetian such great percentage
~ Ven should be fond below standard
ara ii the minds 81 outsiders be taken
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TALK OF The TOWN.

Ladies' and gents toilet articles at
the Rcd Cross.
a complete showing Of Mexican drawn
work at Fits
Opening ~ Christmas goods at THE
Vaughan Store
Express sleigh for sale. See L. NJ.
Averllls ad. On page s.
How about box of stationery for the
Christmas presentg Fits,
n n Meias Of Burlington was Ia the
city today on 4 business visit
Signet rings, loekets and bracelets en-.
graved free AZ Holiness Che ieWeler
a big display Of Christmas handker-
chiefs AZ Perrys ior mepi women and
Fancy packages Of highsst quality
ana bonbons AZ prices that
will please you. Red Cross.
Bis lot Of new ntlsic ~ ~lony's" II
Wonder How The Old Folks Are at
Nome.r The Long Green Club" LEO.
line" "a 4sed te Sing I wish HAD a
Girl But Now It's Don't Take Ne
Home See them.
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ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Bribery Was Rampant In the Old Tina
csmpalans.

Bribery Was Rampant In the Old Tina
Campaigns.
IsTen aaw parliamentary elections
are mt altogether tfet tum gn.rhp.
tieu Worcester WIS for tilar ais
flnnvhi~ed after the inst gplTfill elec
tiuH on asruunt N tne Irregularities
fund n aAye l,eeH prevalent. ana t,ta-
hi constituencies mad rough tame Be.
fore tte5 we're secure ~ ihilr rusp,s.
live ansiihers
lsli tiit NO lime plepfions Mare III.
together Inherent rbe le4narity ot
the fefArm lall WITCH marlmsea the
phiiiiau ~ bribery. WIS i,g az a,eaus
universal u the l'ines Of Alas ID.
1871, there II i siorA III London lpr
lice eansfalilp wnu asksd his insln.far
fof lenvr Il M inlo TIE country ii vote
Tor an afitiIelarm candidate. l4e "a
planned IhaI Tie would sci ITO ana ms
expenses for his vote. hiil complained
that It was tAt then as II fafHmr
tlnies. whpu Be- had iaid IL much as
tit and never less than les sand Il
that reform hii passes Il win be
sad las~ a nv and hly brother free
men he aidrd
King George Ell. bud his own meth
DDS IN an election agrlit. On The eve
OF an election al Windsor 10 which
Admiral kepprl was the Wing randi.
date me King slr0ltd min SIR iner
GERS snoH II The town and estlled aIn
~lhe queen Wallts gown wants a
gown ~ kpppeI. No heppel.''-
Londou Answers,
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Lonio. Eaninins Brand.

II don't Hike ~ pas cards for mon.
ey but don't In The leasl mud nlay.
Ing TOR i prize, is lne attitude Of sew
eral New York women VINO nave re-
Gently got up a cnh Who WIS 10
furnish the prizes wsis auoiner ques-
ton rhey didn't Wish ta nave the
woman al whose Nlnp iney napremrd
70 be playing buy prizes ~ additlou To-
a little luncheon. / iually one Of the
members suggested pinh which mas
meI the approval Of an the women
concerned. ana il his been adopted IN
the emp A the neginnng Of the
game each player puts 40 quarter.
50 that inere is q prize Of a doiiar at
each table FOR the winner That Is
perfectly Logical aud the eternal feml-
nine way Of gefllng on Of 4 difficulty
They don't want 70 play for money,
bur il is an right % play FOR prizes.
Whatever they mas be. And the
prizes bappen to be money NO mat
ter.-New York Press.
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Handkerchief

Here is where we come in hard. This
season, in particular, as we have decided
10 make business, no matter what the
conditions.
First an all pure Linen Handkerchief
for ladies or children for 5c each.
Then we have for the little ones three
Handkerenefs In fancy box, with a
little book attached, and the whole lot
three Handkerchiefs, box and book--for
15e.
One lot Of Ladies' hemstitchcd and
embroidered Handkerehiefs that wc
bought 10 sel at 20cs nearly as good az
25e ones. Conditions say, for roc.
Another bargain in acnts' all pure
Linen Initial Handkerchief. These are
zoe values and you cannot match them
for any less, We are Ia do a little al
sertising with them at 2 for 25c. The
best yeti
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uRcEs 60 roGErHER sprRIr
Bishop Hall Writes on the Present Gran
ite Contention.

ite Contention.
10 the Editor ii Barp Times Sirs
! II y now three weeks IN more since the
works shsit doNn ii Barre and North
field To outsiders who have no inti-
mate knowledge ~ t1s4 details ~ the dis
pute, bnt who arr deeply interested both
in avoiding the suffering and bitterness
which labor Bar necessarily involves.
and n the general reconciliation Of
class and interests. * is q Sov disap
polntmgut that ~ way has Been fond
10 sid Che controversy
Article among the regulations 81
the cutters agreement lln force till
March inill says. No suriaee-cuI-
fine machine 10 he worked iu cutting
hl during working hours unlesS prop
erlT equipped with suction fan Of other
dsvift M remove tie dust Nof6net tt
De anlpf protected II ah limes from
dust ff0H said machine whether ID Che
she'd 81 olIisisl
II ! Understand the facts Alright the
use 81 sAf't machine vas ample ground
foF complaint en- tae part Fl Die men,
and ne tfst breath 81 contract was on
the side 81 The manufactures
According 10 article u of TIE miscel.
Lannon's provisions any such grievance
or contention ought 10 have heeu re.
lerfed Ia an adjustment committee ~
six menhers three from tie manufac
turers and tarae lrom The cutterl wip,
II they eoilld not agree 70 d settlement
rs tnoihirds vote. should have rel
Tered the matter to All arbitration bnard
0f three tone appointed by Gle manufae
tnrsrs, anc BY tlse cutters and the third
sefcted by those tWol It i moi quite
clear to ne II his alternative provision
applies To s contention or only to
the eale Of prices II would seem that
as to mattsr 81 fact there could Ne
no reed for such discussion, such as
miahi he necessary in a readiustment
Of prices.
Tie failure 70 refer the grievance to-
such an adjustment committee before
suspendiug work seems "a have been
fault ON The mems side. Whether such
reference wss sngqFsted or not. ! do not
know. Bit. ii any case. where fault
-or mistake can be alleged on either side.
there ought surely Is be a way Of recti
tying mistakes and adjusting differences,
without prolonged industrial war, in
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wILLIAMsTowN

The regular grange meeting will be
Friday evening instead Of Wednesday,
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Several Specials

We are selling our Cut Glass at sne.
third off from marked prices. This il
done to close the whole lot at once, as
we cannot carry Cut Glass and Dress
Goods in the same department.
Here is chance for societies 10 get
a bargain. We have three Punch Bowls,
with glasses to match that were S3Ds,
and ais they have stands extra will give
these in and sell the set to you for
@2.46.
We are cleaning house on Waists and
have put onto our table on first floor a
lot OF new Waists In assorted sizes, that
were sl.25 and sl.5O Now, at roe each.
The most Of these are Numbered Waists
In the linen effects Nothing better Of
heater; the prices should appeal to you.
You will find lots Of unusually good
Things III our Ladies NecSwear at better
prices than usually named
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sending interesting garment looking Win
b Goats
DThe Daylight Storel

volving, Of necessity, injury, direct and
indirect. TO 4 large number Of persons
beside those Immediately concerned
May It not BE hoped that reasonable
Councils VIII prevail on both sides
ii / am wrong in my understanding
af tie facts many others are likewise
in the dark. and would be glad to have
TIE facts correctly stated AZ present
NE feel that not only the interests, but
tho honor al the state i compromised
not to speak Of reasonable and Chris
tan principles
Faithfully yours,
Arthur Ct Al Hall
Bishops House.
Burlington, VT. Dee s. 1909
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

a new line Of mems slippers At Fits
our apron booth i ready. 25c u Sl75.
Fits
Earl Cummings went to Adamant rab-
bit hunting to-day
White aprons large variety for
Christmas At perry's.
Ladies belts for Christmas gifts 25c
and soc, AZ Yaughan's
Charles Erickson went to Boston last
nigh on q business trip
H f. Wood 81 Wiliamstown was
visitor in this city yesterday
Gold and silver erucifxes and rosary
beads at Holmes, the ieweler
The pleasure 81 perfect shave 81
realized al Miers sanitary shop
Thomas oBrien 81 Burlington was a
business yEitor in this city Saturday
Ladies read shawmut rubber ad. on
page 3 to-day Buy them At Fits.
G d. fowison 81 Grand Rapids Mich,
arrived to-day for business visit IN
this city.
Cigars IN holiday packages, cigar cases,
cigar holders and best pipes, lowest price,
At Red Cross
Nh and Mrs. josepn Palmer went Il
Augusta, Me-. to-day, where be has Sc
cured employment
James Gail returned today 10 his
home in South Ryeaate, after visit
over sunday with friends in the city
The newest discovery Of the age, intro
dnced by silas Peterkin. al the Presby-
terrain fair Thursday night, December Is.
Miss Margaret Reid went to Boston
to-day, whore she will take passage forI
visit at her former home in Scot
land
Mrs. r. ]. Conyer returned 10 her
hons in IittIeton, n. IL, after a two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Philip Ellis
There viii be an important meeting Of
the Cosmopolitan club IA it, rooms this
evening at o'clock Every member is
requested 70 b. present
A regular meeting Of the Owls club
will b. held ia Foresters' hall Wednesday
evening December Is, Of o'clock Re-
freshments viii be served
Among arrivals IL TIE Hotel Otis Sat
urday and yesterday were R. G. Fuller, |
HiQhgatc George n Walter. r. f.
Morse. Boston; g A. Abbott Newport I
Charles Al Bronson, llardwck: Henry P, I
Whipple Richmond; a. Cont, I.ubec,
Maine
Owing to The ALLURE NJ the brakes 10
work the Washington street chr did not (
run after the nine o'clock trip. Tic ear
Was coming down The bin when the
brake refused 70 work, and Il was neces
sary 10 nse the one on the rear end II 1
The ear q get X 70 the bottom Of the
ain
Il r Caplfeld II Allentown RAJ. or
eanzer fDr ths Owls. instituted 4 nest
81 $50 young Owls q Manchester n H.,l
MI, cauliield viii organize K
another nest 81 Derry and ~tiil another
a pittsaeld tho former installation tax i
ing place next SUNDAY and that al Pitts 4
feld the following day
nreamland theatres new program fai
to-laY inplsalss among other excellent 7
pictures Ursula ihe fastest inctof 4
boat ii tile woyd VERY good views Of
4 are repYuisced showing II slill At
aaif SPEED and in full action. Interest.
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Blankets and C0rnfOrtcrs

Mash ComfOrers the distinctive features Of the Mash
1ouon Town ~omiorers are absolute purity warmth and
wonderful lghtness, they insures refreshino sleen
We have these Comorters IN SkaIine and sat;n covers
at 100, $50 and 100 each.
Our Blankets in Silkane and Satin at S1.OO andI Is
~ Blankets IN grey and white at 81 SO, g. 90 $50
and 4. COUP
ll-4 Blankets IN grey and white $500. $50, 800 and
All Wool Blankets at S.. 90 and 90 a pair
Cotton Blankets 75c, o8c rs and l. so pair.
PERRY CD CAMP.
Telephone "a "A and rs Main Street Barre VI
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low market prices,
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Incomnla4. Information.

I'VE are now exactly thousand
feet above the level Of the sea"
eEhat sea"
'The guidebook doesn't say Bon
Vixapf
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Our $40 OVercOatS

On our line Of $40 Overcoats spread ourselves This
very popular figure for good Overcoat and the
who pays has rightto expect splendid Coat We show
sevea odes this gureevery representing the very
best ecoat value that be made shown and sold for
this price We selected the fabrics and Innings dictated the
high standard Of the Tailoring required and employed
the best Overcoat Makers do the Tailoring the best and
most artistic manner possible Our Twenty Dollar Ovcrcoats
are prizeseyery Of them They not be duplicate
elsewhere for the price. Telling you tak-showng you
Is proof positive Other Goats from $1,000 up