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The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Vineyard haven. April 1s.-The big four
masted bar6entine Lakeside OF Yarmouth.
\ S, ran upon the rocks at the western
side cf 20 Mans Land during thick
weather Wednesday night and in two
hours her back was broken and the hold
fun of water. She viii probably be- 4
total loss. The crew landed safely on the
island in their own beats.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
MEMBERS OF SUICIDE CLUB.
Mark on RevOIvers Girls Used CIeu
10 Secret Organization.

Liverpool, April l6. - The suicides OF
Margaret Clarke and Helen Miller, the
two young American women who shot
themselves on board the Lucania on her
trip from New York, are now stated to
have been not merely the result Of a
death compact. but of drawing lots in an
American suicide club, OF which certain
wcmen were members.
4 secret mark that was found on both
thu revoIvers used is believed 10 be the
symbol Of :his society.
Both the women left New York de-
termined 10 obey the rule Of their organi-
zation. demanding the death or members
at fixed periods.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
MRS. STORY HERE;
BEGINS CAMPAIGN
Will Attend Reception to the
d. A. r. Delegates.
GENEROUS T0OPPONENTS
Conservative Leader DeploreS
Attack on Mrs. Scott.

ARtt-Rdministrafion Candidate says
She would Have Attended Any So
ciaI Affair Given in Honor OF Mrs.
scott = shows Keen Insight Into
Matters Pertaining to Organization.
Fairness the Campaign keynote.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland. and Virginia-Partly
cloudy and warmer to-day; to-
morrow fair; light southerly
winds, becoming variable.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
SEES HER CHILD KILLED.
Mother Witnesses Tragedy aS Car
Hits Mnid end BABY.

Elizabeth, y J.. april 16.-Anna Das-
kesli. maid employed by Bernard
Sherman. OF 81 First street. and Ut.
Sherman's one-year-old son. were struck
and killed ~ a fast street trolley car
tonight. Thee childs mother witnessed
the tragedy from her door and swooned.
The motorman and conductor were ar
rested. and later released 81 the custody
OF the superintendent Of the North Jer-
sey Street Railway Company.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
FIVE IN FAMILY GO MAD.
Mother and All Her Children De-
yeIOp sudden Insanity.

SheIbrrne, Ont, April 166-James John
stone. farmer nea- Lavender. came
TO town yesterday and asked for the ar
rest of his wife. daughter and three sons
ali Of whom had gone hopelessly insane
md threatened TO do him bodily harm.
Con abies arrested the five after a warm
struggle
They were brought here in a terrible
state Of frenzy and will be TO an
asylum. The wife was very violent and
1t required three men TO hold her down.
and she had to be handcuned.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

20 whom she VIII vote for. and the clos
.ng houas OF the campsign VIII be de-
voted tc tie circulation Of optimistic re-
ports by the respective managers.
Mrs Saran r. Kinney chairman ~ the
committee for the good or the order.
reached this city IN the mornlg. and im-
mediately began "a whip her supporters
into battle array for Mrs. story. She
realizes that the time FOR campaigning
is growing short. and. with Miss Mary
Desha. ore of the founders Of the organ
izatiCn. is dinusing optimism into the
ranks Of the conservative
Pay Visit 90 Rockville.
Most Of the Daughters spent yesterday
IN Rockville, where Mrs. Donald McCla.n
ociated in organizing the Janet Mont
gomery Chapter The exercises were held
I'm the old Hungerford Inn. made famous
by the fact that Washington. Braddock
and Lafayette sojourned there,
A number Of tea parties and social en-
te-tatuments occupied the time Of the
visitors for the remainder of the day-
AT the headquarters OF tho society. ia the
Washington Loan and Trust Bullding. the
railroad committee held meeting in IN
morning. and perfecte arrangements f"r
the comfort OF the arriving delegates. A
subcommittee win De stationed az the
T-nicn Station 90 meet an visiting
daughters and direct them 70 places Of
accommodation
Platform Completed.
Mrs Scott. after an arduoUs days work.
completed her platform las, night. and
said: Il believe that what have 10 say
VIII De clear enough 10 make Il inter
esting
The conservative announced yesterday
afternoon that Miss Helen Xarack Bos-
well. a close fricnd OF Mrs. TAFT would
make the nominating speech advocating
the election OF Mrs. story. she viii ar
rive here tomorrow. and viii be- enter
tained ~ the White House Wednesday.
IN the program for the congress given
out yesterday f. is announced that Presi-
dent and Mrs. Taft win receive the mem
bers Of the congress and. all visiting
daughters az the White House next
Thursday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
TURKEY TRANQUIL;
FUTURE UNCERTAIN
Little Needed to Start Panic
IN ConstantinOple.
ARMY CORPS NOT MOVING
Denied that MutinOuS Soldiers
Are Marching On Capital.

Hore Than One Hundred Officers OF
Union and Progress Resign and
Many Others F1ee-SoIdiers KnorE
Their Power and Eay show Vio-
lence at Any Time-CrOvvds Cheer
the sultan when He Appears.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Seeking a spot on a railroad trestle a,
Second and N streets northeast. where !
man was killed by a train about two
weeks ago. John Lewis Burch. Gfty-twc
years old, cab driver. leaped fifty feet
to the ground Yesterday afternoon, sus-
tanning injuries which resulted in his
death about three hours later.
Although Burch chose this method to
end his life. it is believed he was sane
when he made the fatal leap. Relatives
Go not doubt the man intended ending his
life, as he has been despondent for weeks
over financial difficulties.
The fail rendered Burch unconscious,
but he regained his senses "a few minutes
after being received at Casualty Hospital.
Relatives we're notified. and reached the
mans bedside before his death. He was
conscious until the end. He realized he
was dying, and talked calmly and ration
ally Of his approaching end.
Talked soOthinEIy to Wife.
Mrs. Alice Buroh. his wife. stood by the
bedside, crying Historically. and the hus-
band talked soothingly. trying to console
her Just before he breathed his last. he
glanced Up at a Physician standing near
and said; I'm in terrible agony. doctor.
bat guess ii won't last long" The man
me side @'1 died
nusua:
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
WRIGHT FLIES AGAIN.
Makes Three Trips over Rome at
Good speed.

Rome. April le-Wlbur Wright made
three aighrs in his aeroplane this morn
ing. The drstlud third were OF six
minutes duration each and the second Of
i've minutes They were made az q speed
of from sixty 10 sixty-sisht ki-ometers an
hour The passengers on the three Irlps
were respectively Llelts. Saroja and CAL
derara and capt. CastagUets.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
4. sinnn,s To-anr.

IN attfactire salo ol slightly used
household and office furniture az Sioan's.
F9l q So, to-day al 20 q. m Fine
brougham and Other carriages. IN good
condition. az y m.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
STATE BANK ROBBED.
Kansas Robbers Get safely Away
viii $1,000.

Garnett. Kans.. April ls-Advices from
Weida. nine miles south Of here. say that
the STATE Bank Of WeIds was robbed Of
E.c0 early to-day. NiuoEiyccrine was
used 20 blow open che SAFE. The robbers
made their escape and cut al telephone
wires about the town
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 70 The Wash
ngton Herald. and bin VIII be sent you
~ ] cent o vOvd
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Chicago. April 1s-Adiai F. Stevenson.
Uho is iI al the Presbyterian Hospital
where ne has been patient for ire last
three weeks. is on The road 20 recovery
and viii probably be- able to leave tEe
hospital before the end o. the month.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
PLUNGEs 80 FEET
IN TRAGIC SUICIDE
Cabman Seeks Death Scene
of Another for Leap.
DIES SOOTHING HIS WIFE
Physicians Marvel at Nerve Dis
played by J. L. Burch.

No Witness TO Tragedy at Second
and VI Streets Northeast-Retained
Consciousness for Three Hours and
Bore Excruciating Agony without
COmpIaint-Coroner May Order an
Enquest-Found in n Heap.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
- ID EnIfinnnre - -.

Saturdays and sundays via PennsvIvani.
Railroad. Tickets good returning unri
Sunday night All regular trains exceD,
the Congressional Limited"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Georgia FLOORING. Straight Grain, Sc
A foot Libbey & Co. erh and n y. ave
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

SI=1 20 Bzigimo-e end Return
VIA Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to-day
aad tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Dressed Fence PaIin=S, &c ApIeee
Srank Libbey & Co. 9th St and n Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
baltimore and Return. sI.25,

Every Saturday and Sunday Ali trains
both ways both DAYS. except Royal Linn
tied. City offices. 14i7 ST. and 6l9 Pa.
ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Alabama Flooring (GO0d). &C a Foot.
Frank Iibbev & Co. eth ST and y. T. ave
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

AIT Our Grades OF Lumber
Are the highest Llbbey & Co
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Chicago. April 1s-Threats 10 Kill
him, letters written by anarchists or
cranks voRing % blow up his palatial
residence IN Evansson. rumors % Federal
Interference iH the srheat corner. and re-
ports OF the advancing price Of bread and
consequent hardship Tor She poor-aone
of these held any terro7s to-day for James
s. PatteH. king II thc wheat market.
Alter slanc.nS carelessly a. a half a
d1zen letters from anarchists and cranks
IN which all sorts OF threats were made
against him II the price Of breadstua,s
continued 20 adEvnce. Patten calmly an
aounced, despite q sudden slump. that
wheat would go even higher tnsn il had
been.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Dressed Fence Rails. I6 IT., pc A,Iece
Frank Libbey 6, Co. 9Th ST and n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
THREATS TO KILL
REACH WHEAT KING
Anarchists or CrankS Seek to
Intimidate J. A. Patten.
SLUMP IN THE MAY OPTIONS

July shows Gain OF Two Cents, How
ever-RumOrs OF Federal Interfer-
enee Have No Eject on Big SPeeu-
Iator-keeps Bod guard About Him
TO Prevent Attempt at Violence.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Letters Bring Threats.

In The first mail Of to-day were seven
letters addressed 10 the wheat king at his
office, and an OF them carried threats of
violence unless the price of wheat. which
governs that Of bread. was forthwith re-
duced.
While loath 90 discuss such threats. Mr.
Patten continued 20 keep about him a
hodyguard consisting of his negro attend
ant. his chauffeur. and his personal sec
retary.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Adherents Optimistic.

Finest and Freshest Flowers.
Rlackistcne-s S specimens excel 1ltl e u
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
Nay Options slump.

While De spoke the Nay options
slumped to Sl-15i5. a drop Of cents from
the hish ma-k Of Thursday and cents
below the closing of the same day
a later rally took the price 70 $l27ls.
While May whe5t was sinking from
Sl2gie % N--iz. the low mark fCr the
day. the July option rose from Sis 5
TO LlS7s. The buying offers were free
and the shorts scampering for cover
served further 10 increase The price i
Is the belief OF the entire street that
Pauen having closed OUT practically an of
his Nay line. is getting heavily into the
July market
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Dressed Fence Boards. :c n Foot.
Frank Liobey & Co. 9Th 81. and n !. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Coed Red Cedar Posts. 3Gc Apiece.
Frank Libbey & Co. Ctn ST ard n = ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-17

Contest you should interest
You cannot afford, in Justice
Washington Herald. With
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
Ladies' SILK Dresses

A silk Dress which is Of unusual value
Is made 81 q fine chiffon taiieta silk,
has black six met yoke, and is finished
over shoulder and around yoke with a
fine silk embroidered on goods. Waist is
tucked front and back, has tucked sleeve
and full plated skirt from below hip
line. Price Is only S140O. Comes 10
coIors and black.
4 very fine silk Messaline Dress IS
made with a fine ocru yoke and collar,
has a tucked silk front with plaits over
shoulder. has THE new sleeve with plait
over shoulder; skirt, part Is atted over
hips with full paited style. has gifdle
effect finished with buttons
These Dresses are a little different
than We have ever shown, They are the
style al Dress the elite. have had saeh
a rage on factories have been unable to
get deliveries fast enough They are a
Dress that has got the style and ht that
appeal to alb who SEE them
window, and come in and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28

Schools have closed for the balance
Of the week, al least.
Randall French and wife 81 Williams
town visited friends here last Sunday
Ripling stream Rebekahs hold their
next regular meeting Saturday evening.
r. Z. Sargent was among those WHO
attended the state fair at White River
Junction last week.
Milestone lodge, n. z. 0. p. win meet
Friday evening at 1880. Please note the
change Of time beginning Oct !.
Mrs. William Milne and daughter. Isa.
belt vent 70 Indiana last Friday. to
join her husband for the winter
The w. c. 7. L. win meet with Mrs.
Conney Friday Al 2;30 This il The last
meeting before state convention, 50 let
us Try to be present.
Mrs Durrell entertained friends from
Minnesota last week, who came East on
. wedding trip, and although very poorly
she enjoyed tie visit very much.
Silver Leaf circle Of Lady Foresters
Il TO hold its annual fair Wednesday
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
IF this week and judging from the fol.
lowing outlined program a good time il
assured 70 ali Wednesday evening the
plav entitled. "A Pan 81 Fudge Mr.
AIDS will sing. Thursday evening, Ar
illustrated reading; don't fail % see the
Ruggles Family at this time, Friday
evening, good musical program is as.
sursd The German duet. ~0h Yah,
Don't Dat Was Fine" viii be sure to
please you-
The Women's auxiliary will give
harvest supper in opera house hall. Tues
day evening. Oct s A good program has
been prepared Whole bill Sc. children
l0c. The following committees have the
entertainment IN charge: On decora-
ton, Mrs Vern Tomlinson; On dishes,
Mrs. y. Pittsley; on tables, Mrs Fred
Lermond; music. Mrs. A. G Dickay; on
walters and making hash Mary coch
ran: moving tables. II. Z. Partridge;
soliciting food Mrs Dr. Avery; az quite
good deal Of work has been put into
the preparation Of this supper. the ladies
hope for a large patronage and they will
do their best to help you pass Q pleasant
evening Don't bring dyspeptic stom
ach with you, but ii Won cant come
without ii. come Just the same. and the
doctor will be there to do all he can
for you.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
TALK OF The TOWN

Tagl
See The new Noyen Age dresses al
Abbotts
See the new line Of muslin curtains
al perrys.
More 81 those all wool sweaters foi
children, 50c, az Naughan's
Frank Calcagni aud Harry Colombo
leave tonight for weeks visit IN New
York.
+. NJ Laws and Harry Paquin went
to Tunbridge yesterday to attend the
fair.
Frank Caleagni and Harry Colombo
went TO New York to-day for few days
visit.
Are you satisfied with the way yom
glasses AZ you2 II not try W. d
Kidder 4 Co.
This Is very near the last chance you
win have 10 procure nice canning peache.
for sl.l0 basket. Tony"
Wait for the Ladies' Of Clan Gordon
fair. Many useful and pretty articles
for sale Woodmen's hall, Oct. Z, 5, and 0
Miss Louise Webster returned last
night from Breton Woods, n. H., where
she has been working during the sum.
mer.
The young ladies' drill team viii meet
for practice in Miles hall at Z $50 sharp,
Tuesday evening. Let every member be
present
The Philomathian club will meet with
Mrs. G. II. White, % Richardson street
Tuesday evening, September 2s, at 7.l5
o'clock.
A. G. Moore and F. J. Owens went
to Boston to-day to attend the Hart,
Schaffner and Marx opening Of next
springs styles in suits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Corey and chill
dren left to-day for New York and will
take passage tomorrow for their former
home in Syria, where they may decide
10 remain.
There win be special meeting OF the
Jumpers, Boxers and Derrickmens union,
No. 80, ii Carpenters hall Wednesday
evening, Sept. 20. Important business.
,. A. Bylow, V. ?.
A special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society 81 the Presbyterian church win
be held Tuesday evening Sept. q, at
$3.50. Those who sold tickets for the
supper are requested to return money at
that time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
TALK OF THE TOWN

Among arrivals At the Hotel Otis yes
terday were John FalIon, Boston; G. =,
Deverp, st. Albans; G. G, Frost, Bur-
lingteny .. 4. sanbOrn, Albany, n. XII
Fred Shore, Sherbrooke, Que; James A.
Hunter, st. Johnsbury; 0. R. Layton,
Bellows Fails; John Lavery, Rutland;
G. A. Gregory, Newport; G. 81 VeTdman,
Burlington; John Gibson, Carroll, la.i
w. i. Chaplin, Richmond; $. u, Wilson,
New York. and four members Of the
Lyman Howe company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28

silk show window, and and
try oneon you will be surprised a their fit and finish
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Tagl
James r. Coutts returned last night
from a business trip to st. Johnsbury
Danville and Hardwiek
Joseph McCombe Of Springfield, Mass
is visiting his sister, Mrs. William Sin
clair Of Division street.
Mrs Anna Vogliano, who has been
visiting her brother. Antonio Giachino
for several weeks. returned to her home
in Meadow Lands, Pa, to-day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28

/ Mrs. Frank n. Tracy who was called
here last week 20 attend the funeral
LOT II. VI. Dearborn returned To her home
il Montpelier. Saturday
! Mrs. George A. Tracy has been ser.
iously III for nearly week with ton.
silitis but Is reported to be convalese.
ing At the present time.
Arthur s Martin with an automobile
party from Barre City spent Sunday
on the West Hin and were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Leon Grant.
Walter S. Goss ofaMontpelier arrived
IN town Saturday evening for brief
visit 20 old home friends and is the
gnest of his mother. Madam Ann Z.
Goss.
Mrs. f. Allen Dickinson Is IN Sd.
Johusbury visiting Der daughter, Mrs.
James A. Moron and family, having
returned with Mr. Moron's family who
were on visit here last week.
Fred D. Alger, who has been spend
ing short vacation with Ills parents.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Alger, on the West
Hill has returned 10 Lowell. Mass
where lie is employed on @ I. Hoods
stock farm.
George WI. Jersey has sold His little
place on the Yershire road, which Il
known as the VIII Flanders place. to
his daughter, Mrs. Flora Holmes, and
Mr., Jersey win make his home with
Mrs Holmes.
Miss NJ. Blanche Townsend, who has
spent her summer vacation with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. w P. Townsend.
returned last week to Washington d.
HC,, where she ID teacher Of elocution
in the National Park seminary.
Misses Grace Noxon and Heppie
WicSs, who have spent several weeks in
town painting land scapes from the
village and surrounding country left
last week for their homes in New York
City,
Miss Dora G. Hood, who went recent
IN to Boston with her sister Mrs. John
Lane, who had been visiting her mother.
Mrs VI. Al Hood has accepted 4 posi.
ton IN the Office Of iIewes & Porter
large suspender manufacturing house Of
Boston.
Mrs. Henry Rogers and daughters.
Mrs. Lester AlcDufy and Mrs. Ido
Rogers Of Nsshut, y, IT., were in town
last week and were guests Of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Ann Spear, and also
her sisters Mrs. Ruth Bolonon, and
Mrs. Dora Hill.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Tyrian club viii be held at eight O'Clock
Tuesday evening, October 5th and as
this is the last meeting before the an
nual meeting and As there is important
business Co be transacted at this meet
ing, all members are requested to be
present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
CHELSEA
woman Hunter in New Brunswick
Woods Sends Word Of Big Success.

Woman Hunter in New Brunswick
Woods Sends Word Of Big Success.
William s.. Hood has lust received
word from the wilds Of Bathurst. New
Brunswick, that his daughter. Mrs. Gail
Hood Palmer, who has been on camp
ing and hunting expedition there with
her husband, Or. Geo. y Helmer. has
had the great sport 81 bringing down a
big bull moose at 80 yards and thus
demonstrating a happy combination Of
steady nerve and good Workmanship
The gallant monarch 81 the forest that
succumbed TO her deadly aim was one
Of the largest secured in that section
for many years, his antlers being fifty
five inches from tip 70 tip and having
eighteen prongs. She shot him from
a position about twelve feet from the
ground in a tree. amhnshed in what i
known among moose hunters as a
"crows nest The doctor has also got
moose. but not so fne specimen ss
that secured BY Mrs Helmer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
Ladies' Wool Dresses

A Dress which Is sure 70 be very
popular Is made Of fine all wool French
serge Is made with low neck, 70 be
used with a yoke Is finished with a
Dresden braid around neck and sleeves,
opens on the side. Plated skirt on
sides, same H. headed with deep fold.
This Is Dress we can get you coat
70 match.
A Moyen Age dress Of extra galue is
made Of a very fine chiffon broadclothl
has turnover collar finished with satin,
buttons down front. Is close fitting down
over hips has plaits set in each side Of
skirt. This is a dress we can give you
coat 60 match.
A Moyen Age Dress which is very good
is made Of ine black French serge, IS
made with she long plait front, with q
wide plat Gibson effect shoulder Has
an embroidered silk net yoke and collar,
has plait over top Of sleeve finished with
buttons, has long hip lined With full
plated skirt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
Ladies' Wool Dresses

A very popular Moyen Age Dress made
Of fine an wool cashmere Is made
with the long plsit back, and fitted down
over the hips, and a full plated skirt;
sleeve is made with plat over top, fin
ished with buttons; has lace yoke
Another good value IN Moyen Age
Dress Is made Of fine quality invisible
stripe panama. Is made with lace
collar and yoke, has Gibson effect over
shoulder, sleeves, yoke and front are
finished with satin fold Has the long
fitted lines, and plaits set into skirt
about half way down each side
A dress which is sure to meet with
good favor is made Of q fine quality
chiffon panama, is made Moyen Age style
with plaits over shoulder. Has lace yoke
and the new sleeve Long lines in skirt
with plated skirt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
Pure Irish Linen Waists $1.25

We Gail your attention line Of waists which the
handsomes have shown and consists Of Pure Linen
White Susne, White Madras Popln Satin Stripes and Per-
Gale $780, Sl.2S, Sl.5O Sis, $500, $3.50 $500,
$3.50 $3.50
New lot Of neckwear at lOc, I5c, 2sc CSC, Soc 75c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
A. p. Abbott q @.
EAST BARRE.

A Few Cases Of Diphthera Have Been
Reported.
There are q few cases Of diphtheria
in our village. The families Of Arthur
McAllister, w Lathrop and G. II. Ma
COON are quarautincd. The McAllister
boy and Vera Lathr0p are reported as
being better.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28

Tag
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
The Auto or Rain Coat

The most popular garment Of the season. The Coat
for the Auto is ideal Rain Coat Fall Oyercoat All
these features combined with dresess and smarness This
Coat cut ongslighty form tting-easiy adjusted to the
neck Very choice fabrics in variety of shades. $40 to
SIS For Coat Of cast character and usefulness the Auto
Coat is the Coat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-09-28
a r. ABBOTT GO. "A. z ABBoTT& GO. 2 ABBOTT 8 co.
1The Daylight Store1
A. P. ABBOTT & co.
The New MOyen-Age Dress

have just large the old
Middle
lyle d the popular cloths