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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

The man who reads The Missoulian's
ads and follows them up Is certain tn
discover the benefits of advertising.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

Happy the man whose home Is in
Missoula. for he has "A cinch on pros
perity and a pleasant life.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

In the Pittshurg strike. history Is
repeating itself in sangusnary detail.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

In Missoula. Mr.. Pinchot will be i'm
the hands of his friends: there is ~
doubt about that.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

cioudbursts do not distribute water
as equally as Colorado irrigators want
it.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

When Mr. Taft and Mr.. Diaz meet
two good men will shake hands.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

The August clearance sales are n
compensation for the passing Of sum-
mpr.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

So long as President Diaz Is on deck
there will he no uprising in Mexico.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

Win or lose. Missoula's baseball
team is a Missoula team.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

The swimming hole rivals the auto
mobile i'm the race of death.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

Turkey has more aged persons 10 men
population than any other European
nation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24
SUBSCRIBERS PAPERS

The Missoulian is anxious To give
the best carrier service; therefore sub
scribers are requested to report faulty
delivery at once, In ordering paper
changed TO new address please give
old address also Money orders and
checks should be made payable to
The Missoulian Publishing Company.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

MIR. Pinchot needs no defense when
he comes to Missoula.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24

Verify. the opening makes farmers
of US all.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-24
Conservative Lawyer
Judge ]. M. Evans, Missoula representative
of w. A. Clark, says why he believes in
MiSSOula'S Future

NOW 2 {yRSS
was not particularly
trying to call atten-
ton to the great in
vestment opportu-
nifty afforded byCar
Line Addition, but
Read what he
Says
Then think a
minute and decide
what you think lots
3Ox 127 feet in an
addition to have
city water and street
cars are worth.
We will sell you
such lots for $50,
or $50, or SOS on
terms of SIS a month.
lone out IN our
auto and see these
lots.
RHOADES &
RHOADES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Srieb oudl in @oi0inQ.
ton ietnen Inning Ser De,
ger &olter 6oro, ipeldler, lpie bereita
9citcrn I'M oGcutlden Correspondent.
ten" bcridtet, III @oibington eingc-
itono, no6e Soloooer, MO, eilten
brlrtolcn NnGriii oltf Die II Sabre
oltc 6Iorcnce q. Surpcp gcnlodlt 5rl
bobell, luirb perOGdtigt, in @oibiig.
ton 5lpei MGO6cn iibcrfolle1 ltu0 be
rollbt 81 bobcn. NaAocln ibtn ober
Ole MorDI0nocr @cb0rOen 0cH @ro,
5cB Gculod)t bdben,. 0iirite CT idJIorr,
lid IN @Qibiraton pro3ciiirt perocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Baltimore Sampf.Hafet.Gpmpnanie
(@lie uno anherIdfiae Nni.Qinie. }

tNlte uflo 5iiherldfiiae Gdis3inie,l
Vie SCreinigfe Stnntenseoft beforbernb.
Gnmpier. .5feriSa." neireiniaa unb ,Nlabame~
2nn1pfer iuorcn tdaIi6. SonlItaaS alsec.
,str1Inen. pon pen sga6 Cine. Qiers Hr. o bis
- Sigbfs strnfr, -Tnh ber garre.Strabe, nm
6,30. Ibefe5 bireft mad OLD 9oint Comfort
Norfolt mn. Portsmouth, Ia.
2n On Toint @nifIub on &C. & E..gabn-
na6 Rt1n.ono, onberoeln breimaI bic Wcdbe
az! .Gtrgin:n Naoigatior Co." nadb Sarues
HtefrsealSnngen unh Si6mono, va. On Nor.
tSi gtTfdInb az .gtIantic Coat cine gabn.s
stn ea5n- girginia @a5n' nno ,~ofS Semi.
gorf. ~ ~" "' "'"
MobE5eitcn unb europdifdem gIon. Qicf,
,Sartpler. baben ~lirnrt5fe aniiiter, belize inns
1 az Sns, eSsr SaiStpafer.9doer eIeltriihs
Is sTst; assinsn 75e;. 500, si;5G, $500 nnS
Ssridtst; a6HlCn r@sterSirt iuerosr in Ben
G~tahtsSfrabe, Q. ". g. Office Siboft.Gde her
Baltimore; unS GaIserteirase, ~eontinentd
1rutt euiIbina" rnb snbauab's, Rr. 100, gorS.
9b~arIessetrate. .Tnntpfer nit .~liniteSI Run,
ien.eicaraebei stifent nusacftatiet
Frdfioent II. Sen 'Manaser. Gcn.t 8afl .aasnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

SeIbitmoro 81 be9cbcn, inoem lie eli,
ne Coils Nconit %ciniabn1. sic luuroe
nod Dem Gmcrgcncp-&oipitnl &C.
brod)t, moielblt ole 9lcr5te ibrcn 3lt-
itono oils crnItlid) betro6tcn.
M meme Sci denfe.
Gem ,GollmbiosG urnperein" limo
bon icinpm criten Spreder, Hrof. u.
@crncr Sponbooi0, ais 8creihcrung
scr ncll g%cpronctcl 9i6liotbcf 800
@Gnoc oclttid)cr belctriitiiher &iter0-
tir gum @cihcnt gen1od)t morOen.
Gaa @cid,cuf iutr0c in Der lcbttll
Mo1at5ucrionlnlIlnN nit grobem
Tunt angcnomnleil. Gen lntteItcrt
VeiiaQ crrc1tc olba Die Nnfiinois
gung Der 0omcnieftion, ooB lie ben
gonjcil Grl0s Der nnI1ng1t ltottgc.
bobtcn &oun,EortJ gum Mnfolli pplt
&o6leL Gii6cn, StiibIcn, 2inolellnt
un0 Cillcnr Scppid perDen6cn ipollc.
Sir Sountog, Den Z. ltopenlber, bat
oo0 0ciitige Gomite onlGBlih ocS
100. @eblrtatagcs Shiuer'S cine
SdiQcrfcicr imGlubbolts anberaunlt.
SobaIo Die Sollenpcrluolter- 9(ngcIc.
Gcnbcit bc~iricoigeno crIebigt lit, iou
Die offi5icQc Gr0ifnung hcS GIllbbol-
les feItlid begongen iuerocn.
Is pirb meter unteriudt +.
Die ltmItGn0c, melde Die GpQiiion
5miidcll eincm Nrbcitslpogcn Scr
nGopitol Traction Gomponp" ltno
Dem alltonlobil BON Srolt Gertrude
Sllbbaro ncrurlodltelL bel mcld)er Die
Come geto0tet lultrbc, lucr0en am
Wtittluod) BON bcu 8roBgeldnporencn
iinterIltft, ltn0 ioltcn Ole WroBgc-
id)luorellen Die Observation-Disclosures felt
%ltellen, mas ben &errcll bon Der So
roners. SurD ntd)t geInng miro gegcu
Die observation-disclosures Eurtclen loiort
gerldtlid) norgcgnngcn.
vSef1cn 0orm it a0tcrs
Gercin."
Dor oenl Gintritt in Die SugesorO.
lltng rief in Der Mpnotsucriomm.
hing oes Observation-Disclosures. llntcr.
ltiibungspereins" ErGiibcnt 6. Bauer,
len, ourd) bier Sarnnlcridl1ac Die
gnmelenoen bon ibren Siten mo
madte lie nit Dem 9lblebcn oeS Nit.
glle0es Salcntin Sdlntf bcfonrt.
Serr S6mud mar elmer Der @riinoer
oes Sereins uno bis 81 ieineln 5ooc
elr elfriges uno trellea Wiitglico, lpel.
dies %.niernals, 10 lange es ieine Sc
Iin0beit unb feline &r1ftc erlallbteu,
cine Notwithstanding periGltmtc.
Muf gttrog beS Giceprditoentcn u.
9tegelnlanlt iultr0e cin Gon1itc cillgcs
lett, I'M Die @orbereitlrtgen fiir cine
nSenenflrneB" uno eincn Outer
&ooit 6u t%reiien. 9oiielbe beitebt
aus benz Alttragiteacr mo ben ser
rem g. Miiacr, Soblt g. gutb, &.
Spobn Sobn Nlltb, Soe Nenlono,
aarl Sobn, Gbriit. 9cillteilL Sobn
Meininger, Sobn @ieinbcr0. @regor
0ar nno Senrp @eber. 3oiiclbe 60
mite ioa ailh fir Den an T.. Souilur
1910 itottfinbenocn SobreSboa Die.
men. sir Die @ittipeil bon Gon.
Efeil ilnb SOL. Sd)nnld iprrocn oic
ibnen 5ufommenoen SootengelDer etc.
belpiaigt, Die ginnobmGn betrll0cn
SOLO, Die gus9oben $143.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
@eitern Mnrglanb- Giicnbabn.
8eaipneno ant &c. Scpiember.
Serldbt StutnsVdtrbot.

..as geallineno ant 20. Scpiember.
BerldBt ptQtnsgdtrbot:
Sdgiid,:
4.1O Wlorgers~.S6Eel3ng, 9ngerstotpr. rT. &
". Hb.,' @abnesboro, GbdirberSburg uitS,
otiS9eiiontII1ert Sofittdgs. SnIeGd INTO Glilnr
1851. 9,urseus- NefIi6cr grpreb. NeTimtnfier.
unipit'Srtbae. SrueeJtue t5reoerid iino @n,s
rltfsbire. aiisgetiptimcn Spnttaes), Rapnes,
bore, ebantbershlra, Sagerstotpr, Snncod.
Cumberland, Gliins (guIfct Sbferbntions,
@aeaors)... Die @noitation bieIes Suses an
SoftIlhg III Sdaerstoiur.
2.i2 Natbnttfngs accommodation mad
unioil Bridge.
*4;15 Ga6rniitoes = etneusus, SaupiIinie,
SdgerstotpI, 3ancod. Sbippeisbiire uno,
dis9e.touIflen Sonttags. Sreberid ino grts
fnifsblira .CSGrIprsgsaaepn)
Saatdt, dn~sgenDmmen 9pnutGg.
f.oo YtorgcltS = Dorf, y. NIB s. Glib. nno
$50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mao 9burno,t.
2.4o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nn6 Siobropf Glpns
non, ,Yorf, 9%uncber. @citpsbnre uho Y. e.
&dncber, GETTYSBURG nnb n. iiilb $. 3ib.
5.30 s9indntttaaS-Iffom. uddt Sntrber.
6.f5 Ibenbs-giIiom. nod linton 8rioae.
9ar SnmffnaS.
11.30 IbenbS-9ffont. ndh 1lnicn gribae.
Sur SountnaS.
Snnooer,
> lSaIt rlidt am Reitpfblpania la 9Ipe.f pabnhof an,
u. NDheftisu. NiresptafJ ii. Ger. sSriddisii
q. VI. Susueu, Ger, pGfiueier. glgeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Rte @erihte meroen emf.
hei0en.

Rte @eridte merben emf.
heiben.
Cine Gn5obl ganfen ser 0unbes.
bauptitaot fueigern iid), Die ibnen BON
SteiierobidGser Iidaros suseood,.
ten Steuern onf perionIid)eS Gigen.
tbnm 5u be5ablen, unb iperoen on ole
@erid,te %appenirer. Gin 8ro5eB bot
bereits I'M Siitrifts.S beraeritt be.
gonnen. @eeen Der eroBen finon.
5ienen Srtereiien, melfe fir ben 81.
itrift Columbia oltf benz Spiele
iteben, baben Die GommiiiGre ben
gorporotionsanipolt Sbomos beolli.
tragt, Die Sofe oes Giitrifts 81 Der.
treten. Die Sinan5inititute boben bel
Der gneabe ibres perionIidcn gigell.
tbims ongeblid) bas ginfommen,
ipeIhes iie aus Dem &apitol, ibrenl
lleberihuB unb Den unpcrtbeiltcn
Nrofiten erSielten, abge5ogen, uno
SteuernbihGser Hidaros %oerlonat,
Dab Tie aif Die ein5elnen Eoiten ebcn.
faas- Steuern %be5nbIen. 'a2.s.
Int omobil YdtroImagen.
Ser 5tpeite Goli8eibe5irf bes 81.
itrifts columbia luirb Der critic icin,
ber iid bes 9eiises zines alitomobiI.
Batrolpogens riibuen bari. Ser
leste @onereB bate fir Dem anfaui
eines oerortigen 5i1briperfs Die Gum.
me bon $4,000 beipiaigt, unb bieie 9e.
piligung .laben Die Giitrifts.Gom.
niiii1re ba5u benlst, INN oen beiter
Wotormoger, Der i'm Warft gu baben
lit, fir Den eenannten 3fped an5il.
ihaffen. Gerielbe miro bieie @od)e
elmer iharien omtIifen Yrobe I'M.
tertuorfeu luerben, uno es lit ipubr-
ideinlif, Dab, ipenn er bieie Erobe
bcltebt, b~alotbnnlid)it bas eorse go.
Ii6eihepartement nit 1bllid,en alto.
mobiI.E atrolspasen ausgeriiitct pcr-
ben miro.
..p.s TeS 2%ebens nj ii BE.
lie SO Sabre alte 5rau ". Gtca,
lpel6e bel ibrer Sobter, 5rau 2aira
Wirpbp, Mr. 1915, Is. Ctr, mobnt,
periiid)te, in Der obigen @obnult9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Blumbing, 5lrnaceS, Ganges unb
Seien. 9a6oefen uno Hirncu.
9enuett 9rpS.. 523 gcrssSreinoR tabenue. +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
GbcIaprafc Steamihip Gompanp.

Steiuftafe.2tntt:
6tr Hurfplt, DID Yoint Comfort u. ben eRbeu
fa9llb. dliS9efI. SoIl1taa, lin $50 MbeubS.
.Wprf Hiner 9tute:
RGdl yDrf Niuers2anoungeu GaeFf.9utnt uH>
9,idlmipuo
Stenitag, 9onnrriiae unb Gamftaa lin
5 tlbr MhenDs. 800
Si1etsSbreaur:
119, f27 nnb 2t7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
mo JOG. Toros GbarlcS. Strabc.
Snnrtbllrealr, Giabts uno gee.Gtr., Baltimore.
(Sultl, 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

reif snir GebranH in Der. GaEib-r, utb mt.
Sfpb al. 9 tattou Inn 1906 a6en6s.
Heierbiruns bon sfoum in ShIafs ODER Ban
[prsYBaaaons, Gpeiferater etc. iperben f9nel
beiorat oer 2eIepbon In alien fei1enben Mues
Ff-eaar; G6ar.es, unb Baltiu,orc,gfra6e, Q. 3
a.. 81. gnuI 1874, oSer Uab. gouitlan6 1901;
ff. MchnI.Gtation 4. & g., Wt. Rernon 9la3;
Gan,bensStatton Snfotmntiuns,Nhredu, g. 4 D..
81. WauI $40, ober Wb.. goartIonb 2720. nui
Or. $40, Glb,eroabpGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Morntor. uno @tuntt.@er
8. SiIBdrtrrr & eatns. 714-71s sBeft.BaIti'
uInres GtraRe. ---L--- -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
Mcrdants & @iiners Srauspprt. 6

Sampfei.2tnie.
Bradt nnh gaToatsrs.
Nadp Bottom Knb benz ENeH.
Scnnfde. 9ienftaa uno Sreiton 8 iibr Mtenb&
Nadt Rrcutbeuec NIB bem Often.
S6antaa, Ttittpod unb Sreiiae, 0 1br Nben5s.
Wad1 9ieupuit Mems.
1aglid, auSgeIoutmeu Sonteritdg u, Sdmftaa
9 llbr SlbeuoS.
" 5raG: aEgencmmsn tdeii6 bts :. llbr gla@ur.
fur cenfeIben Tao fabrenoe. 3atnpfer.
Eadl Sopannab nub Sa6funytne.
Mlontda. Mitiuo4 une Sreitda. 8 llbr Mbents.
.. 8. Megteta, Ggent. &ier 8. Sub G.sGabsStr.
SanptsPlredn: Ge.utons unb 0testStr.
Q1S,1&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Gupfer!hnticSe uno Wlumbers.
Spfu. SabrSt. INA 1banes, G,rate. q. 4 p.
IelepboH: Wolfe 1929.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
0ei9aftss@esmeiier
Bidder, gonbitor. unb SoteI.
@ebarfs' Irtifsl.
&c Miners 6 Stds GS, 1o4 Gib,Sopar o' ctr

3eitungeu, 3eitidriften, etc.
xshe Baltimore gemS Co." Dar'b Mbercrom'
Bic, 8ef1iftsfiibrer, 3is Weit'Ue utur'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

9lehplattcn, Wetoq, etc,
spsu, Gp,ti'n & SO. GiltorpurirtI. 1s-1'
8uIoeritousStrnbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Iouofatcn.
aarf n. W,. edipls, t26-t29 21ts giiIotna.
gnitapns SERB, 8i-26 @albert suiIbino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Siaitos nto SrgeIn.
Gtaa. ~. etie;t, Q stprb.Gi6ertp. STRIDE.
S9m. Qnabe & Gp., Raris9tpe. iiub sdbeftesGtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

gau Naterialien, Sbiiren, 8eniter.
raDnleu, 2aoen, etc.
Sames q. Softer G Go, 115-1t7 Shb'Srtoe'
ridsSttaBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Tationol. Qanfen.
,sle DIE spipa s~aattonal yami,.. gabs rnb
GreiersStrabe. Saeob W. Sosf, Brdiibeui;
Senrh 8. Reoue, 4diirer. F
,5mcite 4atiaual.Banf," 432 Snb'Broabtpnb.
u. g., Maater, &aifirer.
,Heejtern 9atiuual Bauf," IL gtorbs@ufdfpsefr
gS. Waripit, 8ufiirei.
Farmers anb wiertaute satiuuaf Sauf."
Gontb' uno ao~rlbaro'StrnBe
Staatss 9anfen. Ism.
,StnHGe Baat uph y%oltimuIe," Baltimore
unb SouibaptSirabe. Ingult gSeber, Srdib
bent; e. 8. Sint, StaBuetiter.
Spar-Vanfen.
,Ieuti he eparbant pon V%altimure," Gutarp'
uub Baltimore Strab.
@nfiom Soule'aOenue.
SruIt.@
.Isarptanb srnit Gu" sssrSped'gds @aIbs,t'
uno @ernairS tra5e. g.. g. Zimmerman,
8rdfoent; &arrou Ban geeb, S9abuei(ier,
Serbs Spencer, iuu.. SifltSsGG abtneiiter
San SfinnFr, Slli3sSefretir.
.Boltiuure Sr1it & Guarantee &c." Equitable
Builotu9.
Mouofaten.
aarf u. Wa, sfple, t26-t29 Gafs giiIoina.
gnitapns Serb, 26i-269 Galbert 1uiIbina.
2auopirtbidaitlide @er1tbe unb
SGn,creien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Sufldmieb. 3ubebor.
q. ets4t Hanne Co., 362-364 90prb.gab.St
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

&oblen nub Sol3.
Deurs q. Ben 6etnr, $50 Columbia. Npenus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

2anonirtbidaftlid)e @eratbe unb
Sdmcreien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

2eihenbeItatter.
sunter e c5tne, I7C3-i710 @antpn.y toeriue
2NiH. Gpuf, 9iorfbs hno 8reermouEtsdoenu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Srieobjfe.
.eontpu Fnrf GemetsrS." shreau: 81 Melt
SardtoadsG irabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

Yopier itno Eopier.D Otter.
snitb, 1tspu 60, 1O5-1G7 Sanobcr.Strnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

BfanoIeib. @eiddfte.
yGuuipltbateb 2uan Co." 1 siorb.1absS trntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

!VdHr far's e4nsiano beforgt G.. Nafne, Ala
Cb'Saltmure'stra uats CATION epuie'slue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25

@~ia.ntbums agentcn unh SGnbIer.
sisrrs g. Dasem & Eepbep, 10 Oftaestnsivn'
Strabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-25
9amburgsM mertfa

Snnlhlirg blreiI.
t Ntt Carlton q Ia Garte Ncitauraut.
SoppcIidrambcu.
GrprcR- nnS YaHagier 9icnIt.
Sambara Imcrifa =. 2inie,
41-45 Sruaoluag, HcU.Dprl.
artbnr q. Gubiou,
ant alteu glatr,
127 Sl.Saltimore-S Str.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22

What does Che Moyen-Age Dress
mean2 Tile Moyen.Agc Dress il a
whole Dress made on tie latest models,
and In style which il the most popular
style Of the season These are the
Dresses you see on Fifth avenue, New
York, and in an the large cities.
AT $1,000 we are showing line
Of the most stylish and popular Dresses,
made Of i fine quality panama and IN a
style that il equal to the better grades.
At $3.50 is very good quality
Panama Dresses made in the newest and
best style, Is finished with satin ribbon
bands, and has lace yoke and collar.
Comes in colors- and black
AT $1400 is Dress Of the Moyen-
Age style and Of a fine serge goods.
These are Dresses that llt nicely aud
carry lote Of style
AT $500 il line Of Chiffon Broad
cloth Dresses Of extra good value These
Dresses are made in plain tailored
style Waist is lined throughout, and
it i fine fitting Dress. Comes in all
eolora.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22
MEAT

One Of our clerks has
|asked to get away next
week. SO he can be in the
woods at sunrise Monday
morning. Watch this
space for results.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22
ladies' Tailored Suits

Those $3.50 Suits for style and fit
are as good as any Suit you win find at
twice the price. These are not cheap
Suits at a good price, but good Suits at
a small price. They are made Of a
good hard twisted worsted and lined
with serge lining. Have full plated
skirt.
Az $3.50 we are putting out a
good all wool invisible stripe Broadcloth.
Coat il made IN a plain tailored style
with an inlaid collar finished with sutash
braid. Skirt s full plated style. colors,
blue and black,
Az $500 We are putting out a
Suit Of more than ordinary worth. II
Is made 81 fine invisible striped wors-
Ted and lined with the best quality Beld-
ing satin. Coat is A. inches long and
made in good plain tailored style The
skirt IS q full plated style.
At $500 and $4,000 are some
plain tailored Suits in fine broadcloth,
Coat Is forty-two inches long and lined
with q guaranteed satin lining.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22
Ladies' Tailored Suits

AT $4,000 we will give you some
values II 4 fine all wool Iymanssills
worsted IN the best tailored style. Coat
Il IA inches long and is lined through
out with guaranteed lining Has tic
new model skirt.
Az s22lo are some odd SHIFTS II
samples Of no two alike. These como
in q variety Of the best shades and in
the styles that will surely appeal 70 al
who want a good styled Worsted Suit.
At $500 We are showing The best
values in fine Worsted Suits we have
ever put ont. These arc Suits that are
little different, and the style and hn.
ish give them tone that will appeal
to you as being just right,
Our line Of better Suite At g27.5O
and $4,000 Is Of very attractive mod
els. These are Suits that are made il
d fine satin striped worsted and are
models that have a style that appeals
to you as little different.
This Is one Of ne greatest Suit sea.
sons we have ever had, See our special
values in Black Suits.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-10-22
WILLIAMSBURG
Wedding Of Lois Ardelle Chaplin and
Charles c. Cook Wednesday.

4 ~A&AAS9 ~ ~eet% y ~N4a~S !
4 pleasant wedding occurred 1T the
Methodist parsonage at noon Wednes-
1 day, October 20. when Lois Ardelie Cha
| pin ID niece of Mrs. Roberts, was united
| in marriage with Charles G. Cook Of
| Thetford. Tho ceremony took place
| Thetford. The ceremony took place nm.
I der an arch of green, frightened with
clusters OF the mountain ash berry. from
which hung bell. Both young people
| have very large circle Of friends, whose
best wishes for d life 0f happiness will
follow them. After wedding trip
among relatives in Canada they will
make their home at Thetford Center
! Mrs. James s. Hopkins hopes she Il
/ improving somewhat in health.
supt. of Schools Casey thinks we have
superior teacher in our high school
Mrs. I. Clement Little II the guest of
her daughter Mrs, Jerry NJ Hutchinson.
Many If our young folks are busy IN
the preparation Of the entertainment for
| this evening. @Union Depot"
Deacon and Mrs Edwin g, Smith at
tended the American Missionary associa-
tion IN Burlington this week.
We think there II a possibility that
we may not Just let lose Landlord LEI
fingwell Of the Wslliamstown inn
| Bert, son Of Andrew Bnrnham, has
moved from the old Poole house to Mrs
Ada Flint Diekinson's house, ii Mill
Village.
Friends Of our youug granite worker,
Joaquin Hoz Mazas will repoiee with
him over the recent birth Of a son III
Santander, Spain.
The village schools were closed on
Thursday and Friday Of this week to
allow the teachers to attend an educa-
fional meeting IN Burlington.
Mrs. Amelia House Graves, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Henry q House, will
return next week to her home IN Colo.
RADIO Springs, Col, after visit Of few
weeks here.
After stay Of some weeks with the
late Mrs Prescott i. Blanchard, her
dyaughter in law. Mrs Horace Blan-
chard, returned to her home in Boston
on Thursday last.
Mrs Charles d. Broekwav is brave
enough to take the mail daily in drive
Of % miles over rural free delivery route
No. 4 while her husband is having an
outiug Of few weeks at Peaeham pond
The cheering report comes to Us that
Mrs Etta Mckee, wife Of Frank IL Mar
fin. s in much improved health. IN
Kirksviile, Mo-, where Mr.. Martin Is
studying osteopathy.
We understand It that All that the
Methodist church and society here are
waiting for now Is the new pews for the
building, when i will be reopened for
worship This renovated house 81 wor
ship eems bounds TO give a great deal
Of satisfaction.