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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

FOR SALE, CITY SCALES. NEW MAR
ket. Sixth and Marshall Streets: ca
paclty. 10000 pounds; double beam
Howe U. S. Standard: perfect con-
dition; also one $500 pound platform
scale. Fairbanks. in perfect condi-
ttcny Call Monroe i44S. l.. ROSE
q, r0
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HOTEL. IROOUOIS

South Carolina Avenue and Beach. Capac-
ity, 400 Modern and up-to-dats: 100 front.
ocean side rooms: private baths; elevator;
fine porches; music; white service; elegant
table. Special rate $3.50 up weekly; $3.50
and up daily. Booklet. w. F, SHAW. .
THE WEsTA1ONT HOTEL AND SANTA
RUM. Splendidly appointed; superior table
and service refined surroundings; large
lawns. wide porches: moderate. Sea water.
curative and tonic baths In sanitarlum.
Booklet and rates on request. w. II,
Moore.
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WANTED, Goor, BUSINESS MAN I'D
Invest $4,000 in q good paving nanu-
featuring. business guaranteed d
make $1,000 profit between now and
January !. lell; man giving his
per month Tor particulars, apply
to NJ, GoLDSTEIN,s 2ls Nnrth Fifth
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

Materlai-All sizes framing, lumber,
iiooring, ceiling, surfaced boards
brick. ETC; come quick must be sold
on or before 10th. w, w. SMITH.
Seventeenth and Richard Streets.
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$3.50 BUYS oNE-HAIT CORD PRE-
1928 when YOU can get the same
results from this. Try load. SAM
UEL H. COTTRELL q SON. Phons
Mndfann fT7.
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]. A. Connolly & Co.,
0nS n Main cYraaf
o5 2. Main Street,

;1.ooo-Flrst door. 2oo7 Monument Ave-
nue. rn,a > rooms. bath. etc. Cheat
soo-second nat. 22ss Monument
Avenue, 8 rooms. bath Cheat
S5o-lo2s West Franklin Street
(tirstl. rooms. bath Cheat in
s4o-First fiat, No. 223s Monum emit
included).
72o-rhird nat. 22ss Monument Ave-
nue.; rooms. bath Cheat in
sso-First nat. TIC West Grace
Street. rooms, bath. posses.
sso-second fiat. 71s West Grace
Street, It, ,, rooms BATH posses.
soo-see psi / and and third floors. 500
bath. posses. Sept. /. 1910.
soo-s12 East Grace Street, first
floor and basement doctors
4so-second floor. 500 South Fourth
Street. rooms. bath. etc.
sso-seond fiat, 1861 East Main
Street, rooms, bath, etc.
800 South Fifth Street. first and
ssO-First floor. 500 South Fourth
soo-27o4-A East Grace Street, 6
rooms. bath, etc, posses. Sept.
soo-27o4-B East Grace Street. 5
rooms. bath, etc., posses. Sept.
1, 1910.
aoo-sls East Broad street. rooms
soo-N esl nat, 2712-A East Broad
Street, 6 rooms. bath.
S00-527 East Main Street, 8 rooms,
bath. electric lights, etc.
30o-17 Homestead" 207 South
Fourth Street. rooms, bath.
posses. Sept. l, 1910.
24o--15 Homestead 207,, South
Fourth Street. 5 rooms. bath.
posses. Sept l, 1910.
1s0--I016 West Cary Street, rooms,
hath etc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

FOR BUSINESS CONTRACTS
Phone Monroe l for the WANT
AID MAN to cali
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LAWN MOWERS.

$3.50 BUYS a. GOOD LAWN MOWER:
$3.50 buys a first. class, ball bearing
Kutter, double gear mower, the best
made. HOWELL BROS, 500 East
Broad streef
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Boaroil1g.

WANT TO BOARD INVALIDs AND
nervous people in a home on West
hampton car line; nice rooms. with
all modern convenlenc.s; large, shady
lawn: plenty of fresh butter and
milk. For terms, etc. address D s42,
care Tinnes-DiEpatch.
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BAKERY.

HOT BREAD AND ROLLS FROM {
TO A. NJ, 5 TO p NJ; really deli.
cious; save wife trouble. DRINK.
ARDS. 423t North sixth.
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FOR SALE, WAGONS, BUGGIEs. RUN
abouts. Surveys and road carts, also
farm wagons. four buggies, f45;
three runabouts, S25; surrey, S35.
THOS. II. DUKE & CO., so4 Brook
Aynnite
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ssltuatmu4 GAante0, .Jflnalr.
bituations, Drofessio11aI.

a YoUSG LADY GRADUATE OF
Randolph-Macon College for Women
desires position as teacher in some
college, high school or private fam
lily in Virginia; mathematics pre-
ferred, experience as teacher; SPLEEN,
did references. Address * 1S4, care
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Sun1n1er Dnar1il1g.

SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED:
charges moderate. MRS. p. D.
MOORE. Washington and Lee Cam
-nlls.-. Lev nrt on Va. ----
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atlantic Citp kesnrts.
TST,ESW7ORTH

ON THE BEACH. VIRGINIA AVENUE,
800 rooms. with fresh and sea water in all
baths Special American PLAY $3.50 and up
daily. European plan, $3.50 up daily Special
weekly terms. +. NJ Phoa5us. Mgr. VIM.
Hyruan. Prop.
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&ealen DropnsaI8.

HUI VALENTINE AUCTION co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

WE CANNOT LIVE FOREVER ON
hnhhle. Moving, supplemented by
barratry and baseball; virginia's
.splendid future is assured, but lit
+ tie, BIT remote her old order has
perished. and she must rebuild from
come a land of gardens, tranquil and
opulent, but 1t will not be until her
colored natives shall possess the soil,
Item: Half-acre lots near Richmond
are now being solo BY CAPTAIN
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o-oaI ann >1Qlonn

LONG Is iIEADQU ARTERs lsyia sGM-
ner wood. Slabs for klndling. onk,
hickory and pine, sawed Lengths to
suit every home. 1t Will advance
summer prices. Place order now.
1900 West BROAD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

YOUR Bus1NEsS-lI
guarantees against accident tr 9, e., ana J,
things beyond your controi, ~ eltnt.
You i how and explain the advantage
OF the Virginia corporation law re-
gardless Of where you ,S are E; = Viz Il,
GINA CORPORATION, BUREAU, IVY
Bank Of Commerce Blas' Nor1olK'
Va
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es5unri1tfr Resorts.
THE BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

In the Heart Ut the Blue Ridge, Sow Open.
superby located at elevation OF 1000 fact
With understanding view Of world famed
Cumberland and Shenandoah Valleys. Mod
ern In every detail, rooms With or without
private baths, electric lights, telephones. hot
and cold water throughout the house. ES.
htlarnting atmosphere, beautiful scenery,
delightful drives, excellent Riding Acad.
envy connected with Hotel. For rates book
let's, etc, address BOND Il GIBBONS. Blue
Mountain. Md.
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PERFECTION OIL. COOK STOVES.

NO DOOR, NO SMOKE; THREE BURN.
err; complete. with oven and legs
Sill. HOWELL BROS, COZ East
Broad Street.
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1Fnr Eaale.

DON'T FORGET OUR ICE BOXES AND
gas ranges. you run no risk; they
are both guaranteed to give salts
faction. PJTTS FURNITURE co..
l42s East Main Street and III West
Broad Street
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneeps.

CONTENTS OF 1a-RooM HOUSE, NO.
.7os EAST GRACE STREET. AT AUG
TION-OLD COLONIAL FURNITURE
AND VASES.
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miscellaneous.
nun n our.

WHEREVER ACHE OR PAIN rs 10.
cated-stlfness and soreness of mus.
cles or joints-rub In Frayser's
Great Nerve and Bone Liniment, and
the pain disappears; the greatest all.
round lini1nent in use for man and
beast; try it-dont suffer--here Is
the right help; csc bottles. at drug
Ris.s
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Real QEState for Rent

FOX Rent. VARIETY SHADE, <
large. valuable farm in Buckingham
county. Apply to MRS. A. j. BON
DURANT. Hubbard +. o.. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

ALMOST EVERY MAN LIVING TO-
day will die Ave. ten or fifteen years
desire to explain tho interesting
phys biological cause to some man OF
moderate means willing 10 aid IN
x disseminating the useful informa-
ton; would be very proiltaE PIE, per ~
TimeS-Disnatch
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CASTLE FILL
Opens June / st

as family hotel. within sight of Blue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountains. An
ideal place to spend the summer; near
to nature-no mosquitoes. no malaria.
Within driving distance OF yirginia's
most noted summer resorts. All mod
ern conveniences: fresh vegetables.
etc. Send for booklet. Address N. q.
LARRICK, Lexington, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

In execution OF a decree of the Cir
cult Court OF Hanover. county, in the
suit OF "W. 3. Burnett's Heirs vs. w.
B. Burnett's Heirs" we will OFFER for
sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY IA. 1910.
at 8 o'clock P. NJ. the property above
referred to, being the residence and
grounds OF the late William P. Burnett.
This Is a large Offering Of very good
realty. which offers an opportunity for
profitable Improvement.
1t will first be offered in Ave sepa-
rate parcels. as shown on map at the
office OF the auctioneers. and then as
whole. and the Offering producing
the better result will be reported to
the court
TERMS: one-fourth cash. and the
residue in three equal instalments at
six, twelve and eighteen months. for
notes. with interest added. and title
GEo-P, HAw.
WILLOUGFr3Y NEWTON,
A. w. PATTERSON.
Special Commissioners.
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FOR SALE. GOODRICH 34-4 AUTO
weed chains new. Set gas and oil
lamps. Address w. H. BROWN 2203
Delaware Avenue. Southside. Rich
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THE KITTATINNY

Delaware Water Gap, Pa.
The Leading Hotel at this beautiful Noun
tain Resort. illustrated booklet on appilcn
ton. showing HOTEL View. etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14
BY N. w. Bowe g. Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

COMMISSIONERS. SALE
OF A
VACANT LOTS AND A BROAD LOT
WITH A BARN ON IT. ON THE
BROOK ROAD, NEAR THE CITY.
AND QUITE CLOSE TO TWO ELEC-
TRIO LINES.
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Keal estate Qg4allten.

WANTED. TO LEASE OR RENT GOOD
farm of mot less than 70. acres OF
corn and peanut land; situated on
James or Nansemond Rivers, and
must have good buildings. Address
ALBERT X. THOMPSON. Surry
Courthouse. Va
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Knunls fur kent.

WaEN you cone 70 R1caMoSD
get q clean, comfortable bed for SOC;
phone, bath and ice water free: eX-
cellent meals served next door. 1909
East CLAW,
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RUBBER HOSE.

ELECTRIC HOSE, THE BEST MADE
can't kink; full line of other
makes, Sc. per foot to csc per foot
HOWELL BROS. 6o2 East Broad
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WANTED, A COMPETENT MAN FOR
clerical work in a bank In a small
town. state age, experience. and APP
ply In own handwriting. Address +
aQa care Times -Dispatnh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-14

In the clerks ofhce OF the Circuit
Court of the county OF Hanover:
I do certify that the bond required
OF the special commissioners by the
above mentioned decree, entered. Sep
TENDER "a, 1905. has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk or
said court this 10th day of OCTOBER.
G. w. TAYLOR. Clerk.
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gsituatlOns oaaanteD, 1f,ale.

se,tuaIl0ns GQianigb, 5fiale,
EXPERIENCED CHAUFFEUR DE-
sires position. careful driver, own
repairs JAMES. Box i2i. Roanoke
Rapids. ~ G.
YOUNG WOMAN (WHITEY WISHES
position: charnbermaid; good sewer;
references. Address AL. care
Tirnes-Dispatcn
WANTED. BY A THIRD-YEAR MEDl-
cal student. some relief work. best
of references. Address RELIEF, care
Time s. Dispatch.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST WISHES
position; twenty years experience;
prefers managing in small town,
Address C. 3. r.. care Vaughan Rob
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FIVE MINUTE WONDER.

IT'S THE BEST ICE CREAM FREEz.
er made, saves time. saves ice
HOWELL BROS. COZ East Broad st
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WINDOW SCREENS AND DOORS.

WANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
that Samoset Chocolates are simply
irresistible
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SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL.
- NN SWINGS.
OPTICAL

IF YOU WILL ALLOW YOUR EYES
to smart and ache and annoy. you
strong again; neither can We: avo oi
dangerous delays and see at once
DR. H BREITSTE1N, The Optician.
11s East Broad Street. Consultation
free.
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WANTED, TO RENT HOUSE IN HIGH
land Park; state price and location
Address j Fol, care Times-Dispatch
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-12
The Daylight Store
CHELSEA.

Azariah Barnes had the misfortune
recently, to have fourteen sheep killed by
dogs.
Thomas J. Doyle went the first Of The
week to Sharon to spend the week with
his brother, James Doyle.
Charles L, Densmore Of Bethel came
Saturday, and is spending few days
at the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles a. Densmore.
John Corliss, carrier on route No.
has been i'll this week and unable to at
! tend to his duties and Fred w Lewis
has been acting as substitute carrier
Miss Campbell, professional nurse
| from South Royalton, came Saturday
afternoon and Is caring for J. H. Darling,
VINO has been confined to his bed for sew
eral days.
Judge Morse of Randolph, who was in
town most Of last week repairing the
filter at the county reservoir, completed
his work and returned to his home Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur L. Bacon OF North Tun-
bridge spent several days in town last
week visiting friends and during her
stay here she was the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. +. L. Hood.
Miss Emma Sargent, who has worked
in the family Of deputy sheriff L. w.
Kent Of South Randolph, during the
summer, has completed her services there
and returned to the home Of her parents
on the West hill
Eugene IL Kennedy, with force of
help, commenced making cider last week,
hut it is not expected that the output
viii be as extensive as last year from
the fact that there Is a scarcity Of APP
pies in this section of the country this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Wilson ar
rived in town Tuesday evening on their
return trip from visit to the heme Of
their son, DR.. Robert B. Wilson, Of Red
Bank, n. j., and are spending a few days
with their son, Stanley c. Wilson. and
wife before returning to their home in
Washington.
The regular monthly netting of George
Washington lodge, No. 81, f. and A. NJ,
will be held Thursday evening Of this
week for work on the +. G. degree. Aft
er the work of the evening. light refresh
HieHtS VIII NC seEAeus II Is eAptGtNu
that D. D., j. g. Pirie of Williamstown
will be present, and every member Of
the lodge is requested to make spec
ial effort to be present.
Madam Frances W. Bixby returned
Saturday evening from months alb
sence from town, during which she has
visited friends in Washington. Williams
town and also in Moline, H., where she
was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Walker, the former of whom is we'll
known in this town having been a resi-
dent here in his younger days
A pleasant surprise was given Mr..
and Mrs Herman f. Slack. who reside
on the west hill, on the evening Of
October 3, it being the eleventh anniver-
fary of their marriage. About thirty
Of their friends gathered at their home
bringing them as takens Of remembrance
and esteem, one half dozen silver knives
and forks; one-half dozen silver desert
spoons; three-fourths dozen silver tea
spoons; one silver butter knife and one
sugar shell, one cup and saucer. besides
purse of money. The evening was
most pleasantly spent and the guests
departed wishing Mr.. ana Mrs. Slack
many anniversaries Of their wedding
day and many years Of health, happiness
and prosperity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-12
Phoenix MuIiIers.

There is Bradley and Fhocrtx Muf-
FER, Lest season We lad the Bradley,
tlia scasen the Phoehix. The reason
that We have tic Phoenix is that ii Is
better style and better made That diff
ference makes 4 difference to you who
wear them, for the price is the same.
csc and soc
You win need one Of these Phoenix
Muflers to wear with your low-neck
sweater; they make the rig complete
smart combination.
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Sweaters.

The sale % ladies and childien's
Sweaters has been out OF proportion 10
or purchases. We are dong our best
to keep al Satisfied. There ID no doubg
III our mind aut that iIoag- knit. Sweat
or IS what the :raGc al wonld buy Il
they could get them. Children'a sizcs
9Sc and $50; misses, $50 and
s225; ladies, $3.50, s2.0s up to
$500
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We largest Chdrens
These New strike This
selling %
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Fine Residence for Sale

g be subscribers offer for sale The residence Of
tie late William S. Littleiahn. This property
Is pleasantly located on a large corner lot on
Orange and Patterson streets. The lot has 4
frontage ON Orange street OF IA ~ feet and 100
feet On Patterson street. The house contains
twelve rooms finished IN hard wood heated
cut with electric lights. There is also 4 Ane
gas range in the kitchen,
here Is an exceptionally good granite cellar
under the whole building, with cement floor
and contains a wash room fitted with set tubs
and gas heater.
there Is small barn IN connection with the
property and the iot is large enough 50 that
another house could be erected If desired
i he house was built By the late owner for a
bone, al tie work being done by thC day under
his Gwp personal supervision. and only the best
Of materials were used ia its construction
ANYONE looking FOR desirable home should
make it point e. see this property.
FRANK &. ROWLAND. -.
ALEX. GORDON. 1NseeteEs.
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TALK OF THE TOWN
New gloves at Yanghan's.

/ New gloves at yaughan's.
| Nice winter underwear at Perry's.
See Abbott's special 25c underwear.
Lady Maccabees fair, Oct. q, % and
Six chairs 1T Miers' sanitary barber
shop.
| Special value in childrens feeced under
wear at Vaughan's
Cash paid for watches, diamonds. gold
and silver at Burr's
Piano tuning, best Of city references.
NV Il, Goodfellow, Phone 4.3
Miss Eva Boileau is confined to her
home on Second street by illness,
Regular meeting Of Bright Star Re-
bekah lodge Wednesday evening, Oct. u,
at 1880.
Rev. and Mrs G. I. Bah Of Worcester,
Mass, called on friends in the city yes
terday.
# you want grapes that are right, ask
for Lake Keuka Every basket guar
ranteed.
|. NJ Compton Of Essex Junction has
been spending a few days in the city
on business.
Shop stewards call at the granite cut
tiers office for October Journals. A. NJ.
Smith, secretary,
Z. n. Laws has gone to Hardwick,
where he expects 10 remain for few
days ON business.
Miss Elizabeth Albisetti began work
this morning as clerk in the Surprise
Merchandise store.
Arthur Gladstone went to Burlington
to-day, where he will remain for few
days with relatives.
G. d. Dutton returned yesterday to
his home il Woodstock, after passing q
few days with friends here
A daughter, weighing u pounds, was
born this morning to Mr.. and Mrs G. l..
Grcgoire Of Farewell street
Miss Carrie Dale returned to-day to
her home in Burlington, after visiting
with friends here for the past week
The Over the Teacups club viii meet
with Mrs Benedict Thursday afternoon
Lat $3.50 o'clock. Please note change of
place,
Mrs. Hiram MeCombe OF Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs, William Sinclair of Division
street.
Mrs John Forbes left this morning
for the T. O. r. convention at Newport
VT, being sent as a delegate from the
local court
Adolph Tetreault OF Chazy, N. X, who
has been passing a week in GranitevilIe,
went to-day to Winooski, where he will
enter st. Michaefs college
The Frank MeWhorter company is
certainly showing tIgo most complete
line Of mems and youths overeoats to
be found in the city, and prices are
right
Mrs J w Mcdonald returned last
night from New York, where she attend.
ed the Vanderbilt cup races, in company
with Mr. and Mrs, HART OF Greenfield,
Mass
Wanted at once, girl or middle aged
woman to assist in general homework.
Only capable and reliable ones need ap-
ply, n, r. telephone 1912, Peoples tel.
ephone G2-l3
The recital to be repeated by Miss
Alice Ayerill for the benefit of the ladies
union Of the Universalist church will be
given at Goddard seminary on Friday
evening at ) o'clock. Admission, 25e.
Join Nichols dancing class, just start.
ing, in Woodmen's hall Thursday even
ing Term tickets, gents $3.50, ladies
$3.50. The entire evening will be de-
voted to teaching Don't miss the first
night
Regular meeting Of Jumpers, boxers
and deriisSmen's union viii be held in
carpenters hail. Nichols block, at 7 80
o'clock, Wednesday evening, October 12.
Let every member be present. Cramer
A Han sac
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Winter Underwear.

In order to be first at this game
we are not only Advertising. but sell
ing several grades Of Heavy Underwear
at very near the cost line, as follows: r.
Misses and boys Double-neeced Tn,
derwear in gray in NIL Of the best sell.
ing sizes at only Csc each This Under.
wear to-day is selling al 35c. It's good
heavy, well-made. warm Underwear, and
very cheap at 2Ee.
Misses and Boys Bennington Woo
Underwear has for many ycarsyes, fol
lS years-been our reliable kind. II
may look but little better than either
kinds, but that extra amount Of WOO
i'm its makeup has whole lot to dc
with its warmth and wear The price
to you is no more thai, for the other
kind. We pay little more and always
do when we can find a really bettor
thing.
Misses and boys Heavy Cotton Unioa
Suits with drop seats These are tbs
Munsing kind, aud while the quality you
cannot match the price is but soc.
Misses and Boys Wool Mnnsing Union
Suits in all sizes with drop seats and
full open fronts at 500 each. These
show the Munsing quality.
We are showing the largest
store. These were all in our
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Winter Underwear.


Ore case cf Ladies' Cotton ilceced
Pants and Vests, that weigh seven
pounds to the dozen, being much hoay.
icr grade than is usually sold at this
price, 25c oaek-only 500 for the
flour pieces or two full sets.
One lot Of Ladies l5uIl.5lcached Vests
and Pants that are really very Nac and
we'll made, at 5Ga each
ladies' Six Pants and Vests in all
sizes; fer medium heights thssc shrink
but very little and are very pretty, at
only $500.
Ladies bennington Wool Vests and
Pants. These have tie same amount
Of WOO, as those mad years ago, and
the price Is the same, 500 each. We
pay more each season.
Munsing Union Suits ii the heavy
winter kinds IL S10C eseh We also
have mediEm weights that many weaf
al through She winter This IL great
line of tfnian Suits hey nave that
patent double fiat seam, 50 smooth, that
others do not Rave,
We have nearly All sizes in AIunsing
Cray Wool Suits, at half price to close
$50 Suit at use, $3.50 Suit at
SI25. If you can wear the gray they
are a real bargain.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-12
a. P ABBOTT s CO. Ia P ABBOTT & Co IA p ABBoTr : Co
COLDER WEATHER

Is sure to come and that right away. It's time
to be thinking and planning warmer clothing
and the very best way to be fully satisfied is to
look around, not buy Of us or anyone else until
you have satisfied yourself that we or they have
the goods that you want at your price. Our as
sorment is the largest in this part of the state.
Our prices may not be as low, that is for you TO
say. We only ask chance to try. The follow
ing would be some Of our first to show, feeling
that here we ought to be sure Of sale.