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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
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Gbriitopbi1re M%oriuuiline Senle'1.
5apctl erer Carl Gbriition ,2anggaro.
Moleripeno Souls Gbriitian Nielien.
Sppograf 9eiels Gbriltian @ielien.
6ribapns h,nftionGr Gbriitim Mooli
@reper. @roSierer Sens 9uopig
@artmam Berg SIP. stepnings<
mar1o / 5p= og @onoelsretten MielS
Mlfre6 1iicbcr. Moffer 8eteliens
gnfc Moric. 5%rn6anoler Grifie1s
gnfe Gbriitinc. 6ogeobeticnt 8iigs
Gnfe Gbriitiaue. 8liffenllagcrnnclter
Carl &ilbclm 9urt5u1. Yetronclla
&irltine @anirn. &1aperltenmer
&ellers @l,ltru S,1lie. @ogbinoer-
meter Carl 6reoerif @briltenlen.
Suoelnragcr 2un0 1ops @uitru Miel=
fine. @a10elsogeut Cars @briltior1
2arien. Grager Sens @iffelien.
&artifulier 6reocrif Gbriitim Ma=
tbicsien. &ontorcbef Sons Senien
@orrcgaaro. Stiff Spren Senlel1s
@ultr11 9ogn1or. Carrier sc. Mn=
oerl ems @uitru Sobanne. MOmiral<
in6e Sl1geborg Gotbortno &re119er.
Gnfcfru Clara Soco6ine &%ierfegaorb.
Ioriutter Otto @plrtelberg 2arsien.
Mot6ilOe Gbriltine Eeterien. Eeter
&tlbelm Mpller. sDerife &oren
Moric Eetcrien. Slagtermel tier Carl
9ouis @iigb. Trf. Sobanne @otbil=
Sc 9ebnlomn. Sfonrnger Sobm
Mlefso1ocr Mnoerslpn. @nfe I'll,
6reoeriffe Gbriiti,re &iibl Sme0e-
mciter @oniens Gnfe aaren. Soro=
6r1ger g. Micllens @nfe 8ertbo.
Moifinarbejoer Gorl &oloemor &c.
terien. Gtatsraoo @l1ltap 6er0inono.
@pcf. &nrtshus6noer &asml1sie lens
Gnfe glie. SIN. 'Slogtermeiter
@ruit &al6emor Mare11. 6r1 Dag
mar Sent en. Sfriper pe0 Srlogs=
pGrftet @eiicbers Gnfe 2o11ro. Gu
fe &ibefe @argretbe Scbmi6t. Mo=
ifinorb. Sluf @brtltian Sprenien.
Sfr906eripeub Carl &eter &etterion.
@larmeite Mari1s Mnoreos @bri=
itenien. 8ogbin6eripeno Glios Trp-
oenool. &anoelsagent 2l1nos &1,itr11
Silbelmine @nfe &enriette @i1bel=
mine Senie1. @nfe Mnna 2%orien.
Sfomager @briiten Gbriltenien. en-
fe Sacobine @ogge. Stuff Mieliens
9ltitrn Maren. 5nebfer Sans Miel=
fen. &entrice gnrilie 5berelio
Mmunoie1. 6bp. 9neofer 2eopolo
6iicber. Gigorfobr. Sens &onien.
Gnfe Mnnolie @ilbelmine 9ent3cn.
6bp. Spmrer MieIs Mielierr. &gl.
@of-&attemoger &eteriens gnfc
Seniine. STU. Dmeifre66erinoe
2oniie @osiet. @nfe So
@opbia Gfelun6. @nfe Snge-
borg &nu6ien. 6bp. &uif Sens @as=
musiem. 6bb. @6gmnn6 &eter MieI-
len. 9etailban6ler &aniens &ultrn
&usboIoerife Caroline
Gffiloien. @66ifebrpgger
Riels 2biit @noreien. 8olitibetient
4litrl1ps &uitru Sine. 6ormonb poo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

v@armer's @bite @ine VI Sur"
giper itrafs 2in0ri1l9 / Ell bpilfen
iom bellt Spgoom / Struben % Sun,
1erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

IUbSIt wv SltICUuuSIUS yul @UIlS:
Moree iaIt 75,939 8roner. &per al
Dommerne fit ct So,rorar paa 9,043
&roner, 9omitolens Sefreter 1910
ST. % oc11 norife Mopotat $4,000 &r.
6uruIunben sc B a I,
8pens 6eiliee S%fogeienoom, ifal ifpl-
&c 8pitprebeil1.tningem berefter ori-
pes foritmesiig. &aa ct Mreal, out
fatte11oe ca. 10 Maal, ifal ser 0erfor
ioar b1,g9es ca. 46 Splpter, bpor:
iblanot 4 Splpter 3irfelalt. 9isic
as 2plpter CT lolgt paa &o0en for
|2,51O &roncr.
Gu 5 ygtig SGger uaaa
Sbp. @er9an / Si9oal bore. Gil
Sag ipr Sui toe ban lin ~5rf.
@rog" o9. rusleoe Up / 5fogea for at
lie eiter Siur. san traf mart poa en-
bel Slot, og / 9pbet al ~ a 2 81
n1er bop0e bar neolagt II Stpffer.
San bar meo Jig 4 biem % tit meo
Tia eli anoen efter Sc m1ore.
6oreningen i l1orD6-
al &op0pr bnr fra
Orbfpreren / 9pre Sirbols @erreo
mootaget fpleenoe: IS 9pre Sirool
er ianget list oper 10000 Slipper fra
i @plt til /. Saul1ar 1910, foru6en Sc
i @sit al Seserne if11otc, aoget iom
life CT fleet fgr / Siroal. Ga. 60
9fopf,el er fanset ii6en / &eit> met
@ubro. elsie 10000 Slipper ct net
Up Ma6 for ioa mango &ophtgl ct
Mar."
8 mfomne peo SI6e=
b r nj s.. Merbgs itore Wfejeri paa
Seoere, CT neobrenot Natten til 90.
ssunuor. Set lpffeoes alle 8pgnin-
gems 8cboere at re66e Jig ub al Sen
brpnoenbe 8p9ning; nte,1 UNDER &eo-
ringsarbeioet itprteoe cit Sforite
11co % rep SEN enc @abl mes Jig,
bporpco to Menneiter blep or9bte og
lefs mere eller min6re baar6t iao=
rebe. Sen brebte bar Ell 22=aarig
1ieneitegl.t % cit 22=oarig Sneofer.
@lonot Sc ioareoc er en- 60=aarig
Man0, Ser fit lit ere @en fm1it.
2egot. 6r,1 Mrto 6Gr0en bor
til Min6e ont i'm ofogoe 9atter @lle
Morie 6eroen lfjpnfet 5000 til e1
2egot, ser ifal bore 9otterc,ls Napn
% bpis &enter ifal tilfaloe 9args
Spgns frinillige Smeplejerfore1ing
poo @ingerife. Mf 5tat,terne frem'
9nar, at &enterne ifal anpe1r0eS til
holte for ubemi0le0e lpge, og Jon
2eeotets 8%eitprelie f11ngerer @eltDrel
ien for Sp9eplejerforeningen. Sp
leies 6oreningen eller inoitiller Set
i'm Sirflombeo, lfal 9eitprelien 0!
Sognepralt item / @al1g beitemnle @io
lernes fremti6ige Mnpen6elie, i6e
6og 6ormaolet oltio ifal bore at rs
@iulp og Eleje for ipge, ierlig ube
miolebe u0enfor 6obrifSbefolfninge1
/ Sang Sogn.
BolitiifanboIe Sri
ian a. Torbe1,paren0e Yoliti
fltlom9gtig Yeterie11, iom flor Die,
afiat pes 2ogmonosretsbom pa!
'Grun0 al Gruffenifab og andre Tire
gclmesiigbeoer, far I'LL in6len6t Ell
polblom &loge oper Yolitiinlpefte'
Serenien, iom n9rmeit bop6e fora1!
lebiget Sogen moo bom.
Neterl en p%aaitaar, at Sgrenie1
lo1n Spoageliescbef uoen pioere bo'
laoet orrei tere &pin6er, lom gift pal
&arl Soban pes Mi0natsti0. Mn
lten6ige Gamer, JONI par poo Sc
bjemoper, bleb bragt poa Eolitiltatio
ne11 al umiformeret Holiti. &pliti
inipefteren ifal ogiaa bape bergpe
gorgere al 8pen 0eres grbperp, ia,
inofgrt spionering paa &ofeer o.
in0en Eolitietate1r og ligner16e. 9
lin &loge far @olitifulomegtigen op:
gipet 1912 8i6ner, lom forelgbie
er blepet forberte al 8olitimelteren
San oil operienoe @logen og &eiulto:
tet al &i0neafb6relien til Statsa0po:
faterne.
GD0S q 5. sSprhennpren6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
= Norge. =

9 e II.
| &anoelsoeporteaentet ~anbefaler at
neolette e,, &omisiion til &epiiion al
MlfoboIlopgipni,gen. Set fornolets
tes, at be11ne aolnisiion pil 0rpfte
5pprasmaalet ON Gorb10 Moo Sno'
isrlel al Mlfobol. Set anbefales, at
nogle al Meolemu1er1e al &omislio,
nen / iao 3ilfnloe ien0es til Mmertt1
;rr at jtnoere Sorb1oslopenes Sirt=
ming Ser.
Gil @pitioeligbolbel
al l1niperiitetets 100-@ars=S'1bi,
(oum / 1911, bportil ser for tnoep9-
renbe Sern1in er bepilget ST.. 1000,
iorellaor @cgierin9en opfprt &r. 49,
600, ioet ct lig,1e1,oe 9elgb for11olpt=
tes at n1ootte bepilges for 1911-12.
Ger por ifior paaregnet lom la11let
statsl,ogift / bc1,ne M%nleoning SIR.
10000, men efter %ie1ere punoe11 er-
fari1q, antageS set, at mo1 lite oil
funne 1teie fig ne0 minore enc SIR
24,OOO jom1 Statsbepilling.
store $ apneonl e 8.
&egierin9en foreilaar en- @flprGng=
nina poo Spolper @apn beregnet til
|2t5,OOO &r., en- llo6pbnin9 al Sno=
Iebet til @open / Serien, bpor ser ct
Ell fortrinlig @apn. Mf Speri lo9et.
10000 @r., foreiloaes 10000 ST.
Qnpenot / fomaneu0e Sermin. &ls
6ere iorei(aoes Haabegpmoelie al
Muoring / @obelpoag (Ginnepollen)
5000 ar., Mnbring / 5%erlanospao=
gen poo &nrb iamt mtnore @rbeloer
/ Mefiorom / Senien og / @11tfefle;:
lene / 6inmarfen.
ub0pbning al &iSs;
5. &aa @apnebuogettet fore:
laoes en llo6pbni'y al &isglun>
mellem &in6een og anopen / Se:
lteroolen. @eo 0ette Mnleg, ser Ell
beregnet til $4,000 ar., pil Ser aab:
mes Mogang til at fere CIT eller 1ler'
&urtigr11ter gieru1em Geiteraolen %
@eltIofoten iom bi6til bar ligge
noenfor @ope0fomunifationslinier
ne. Mrbej6et beitaar / Spmuorin!
al cit @enoe so Meter breo og 6 Mc
ter opb hes almtn0eltgt 2appano. :
fommenoe Sermin ioreilaaeS on
penot 5000 til 6orbere0elie al Nr
bei0s6riften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
%ltocnfur %Gjpbcn9aon>

&on0ers: Sobonne 6reoeriffc
Sabnien. &j6bmd11o $. 8jg6itrlrp.
Sbomos Sprgenien. @tremmen:
5arber g. 6. g}ielien. Mpite6: &on-
ne gnbr. 2erager:: Marie &Iem-
menien. 8reoiten: Marie Mae6ale-
ne &eterien. DommerbD: Sognefo-
geo Ee6er @irfegaar0. Mabenrad::
Marrit &ier. Marbus: &elene 60
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

9rabta al Soget. &agt=
mollo 2arl Ell pe6 @ope6banen Mcu
iorleoen Miten operfiert al @ieptfto=
get. @on ituloe treffe 8agtflotfen
paa @jernet al &usieltaloen og bap=
Sc netop posieret EFT Sernbanelinie
bag ct 5og, iom git / &etning mos
Stotionem, % fom peo naite 9inie IL
&c paa ct Sog, ionr fom / &etning
fra Stotioner. 5oget gift oper begge
@enene, og ban blep itpgt forilaaet
@ope0et. 8epioitlps blep ban broet
til &igsboipitalet, bDor set enc Sen
blep iot al, men til inge11 Septic. @an
ofgif pe0 9goen peo 11=Si6en OH
Mftenen. @fop0e bar Ell Mono / so
a go Mars Mloeren. San e%fterlo0er
Jig Gnfe og fire bofsne 8prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

Dp6soI6 s. 6orbenperen0c
Mojunft beO 8ergens &otbeorollfole
&ilbelm 6rimam @eper er ofgooet
peo Dp6en efter lengere Si6s Spge=
ligbeo, 81 9lar. gammel. Meper,
lom bar lt9rft literert interesleret.
far ifrepet flere Bigger ONT oct gamlc
Bergen o9i bar / flere Mor Sbeoter-
armeloer / 8pens 8Iaoe.
= Sru @ilbelmine Sgrgemien,
loot @ebrens, el6ite Dotter al Sen
lano$fjenote @aneerbepoing Sob. g.
Bebrens, ct 500 / @riitionia efter ct
&ar Cages Spgeleie, rer 60 Mar
gammel. Otter lin 6aoer bop0e bum
nopreget muiifalf Cans, on1en6 bun
fife ielb 0prfe6e Mnlifen / iarItq
@roo, men iamti6ig ejeoe bun en-
anoen iielonere @pne, en- naturIiq
poetilf Cans til at. fornne Sproaet
rptbmiif @ers, ser iaobel fra s5or-
mems JONI fra Snoboloets SIDE ofte
Dor glimrenoe og broete @le6e
pi0e &re6ie.
n Or. Sans Gbriitian 8rint3,
forbenperen6e DiitriftsIage Mor6re
9aloers, er 8. Is. San11ar 500 i en-
Al6er al neiten SO Mor.s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

Il = e paa SSlo So
p / I. Ser in0traf 5. Is. So
nl1or ct ulpffestilfel0e poa Oslo So
lpitol / &riltiania, ioet en- at 6e CANT
le &pin0er paa @oipitolet brenote
libel. @nfen &utbinfa slnoerien full
Sc us ct %npOpen6igt sgrinbe og tog
mes Jig ct tnn6t 9ps. Meoens bu11
bar uoe fom 2piet bort / ben0es &ln-
Ser, iom fgngeoe. Sc fto0 mart /
6lommer. Sru Sllen, iom oeler &n=
relie meo benoe, fulgte efter benoe,
ga FUN blep iaa lenge borte, og fon6t
benoe liggen0e pao @ulpet meD
%bren6en0e @le0er. Ser blep giort
alt muligt for at reo6e ben6e, men
forgi9pes; bun 0e0e ct @porter efter
al fine Saar. @nfefru &atbinfo Mn=
oerien bar fgot 1880 og fom ino poa
Oslo @olpttal 5. 13. Sanuor 1899.
Sering / Morge. Gerin=
gen bar ifplge Observation-Disclosures
@olmboe tiltoget iterft / oe lenere
Mor / 6inmarfen, og oesu6en bor
Der beret 0pgang / sen6re og Mor-
ore Sronobiems Mmter og muligens
I Seoemarfens Mn1t. @em forppriet
er Spg0omme1 9aaet tilboge eller
far itaoet itille ODER set bele 2o1o,
oels ira Mi6ten at 1890=Morene,
bells fra 1900. Sor bele 2on6ets
G~eofomme1r6e ct 9d6eligbe6en fra
1S90-Marene gaoet ne6 fra 2,8 til
2,4 pr. 1000. Ne09angen bor peret
ferfeit / Sc 9iitrifter, bpor 5pgoom=
men ttoligere bar melt uobreot, nem=
Zig Mmterne / &riltiansIon6g @tift.
Sglaa ti6ligere bor man merfct
Sbingningerne / 6erne 8ebegelie,
men iioen man fit en- paali0eIia
9eosaari ogsitatiittf i @lutten at
1860-Marene, bar Me6gongen al6rig
beret iaa flor og be6parenoe iom
De 1toite Mar. Denne Neogang ifri-
Der Zig fra ben SID, ga SEN ,1pe Op-
at Sp96onmens @otur Iog
igiennem.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
TRADE EXTENSION
BANQUET PLANNED
Feast viii Start Campaign for
Widespread Boosting of
Home Industries

The Merchants association is 10 get
behind the home industry movement at
its semiannual banquet to be held al
The Palace hotel Tuesday evening, June
:. Trade Extension Banquet is the
title given 10 the affair and it viii be
the opening gun in the association s
campaign for increasing san Fran
ciscO's wholesale and manufacturing e
trade. The purpose Of the banquet is
10 awaken an active interest in study
ing san Frsncisco's retail. wholesale
and manufacturing trades. with a view
Of seeing what steps are necessary TO
Increase them.
The banquet viii be California af-
fair. and so far as practicable all
dishes. wines etc. viii be California
products. The association has recently
published list of California manufac-
turers and their products and win soon
begin the study and gathering Of data
OF the retail trade conditions OF the
city.
! Friedman viii speak for the retail
trade at the banquet. He has chosen
for his topic The Retail Outlook and
How 10 Take Advantage of our Oppor-
tuuities. GustaYe Brenner viii spea k
on DO We Want More Business?" in
behalf Of the wholesalers. Other ad-
dresses viii he made by w Y. Stafford
on "San Francisco's Manufacturing In
dUstry-What Essentials Are Neces-
sary for It's Growth and Development. -
and by r. +. Scotford on What Adver-
Using Effort Is Necessary TO Increase
san Francisco s Trade.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
FORESTERS ORGANIZE
PHILANTHROPIC BRANCH

The relief board of tho Independent
Order OF Foresters of the high court Of
California has organized Purple
Cross association for the purpose Of
charging the phiIanthropic features
Of the order
One Of these is the assistance To All
members OF the order in cases OF acci-
dent, sickness or distress, no matter
what part Of the world they may come
from, not locating benehcence 10 "A
limited territorial district.
The association has arranged for a
theatrical party at the Alcazar on the
evening of Wednesday, June 1. when
"Trilby" viii be produced The pro-
ceeds VIII be placed ia the fund raised
for the purpose of carrying out the
purposes of the association.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
MRS. "NEWLYWED'
LEARN TO COOK
National Food Magazine Will
Hold Domestic Science
Exposition

The bachelor who gets but an occa-
sional whif of genuine home cooking g
will have an opportunity of learning
the culinary art from top to bottom at
the great domestic science exposition
and congress, to be held at Madison
Square garden, New York, next Septem-
Der, under the auspices of the National
Food magazine and under the patron
age of the associated clubs of domestic
science.
Madison Square garden is to be con-
verted into a big object lesson of cook
ing and house keeping. The exposition
and attendant congress promises to
present the most fascinating exhibits
of cookery for eight successive days.
Three government exhibits of unusual
interest are promised. The commissary
department of the United States army
Will install an exhibition camp and
garrison kitchen. The bureau of animal
industry will give examples of govern
ment inspection of meats, etc, and
will display the methods of its work
in Investigating good and bad condi-
tions of city milk supplies. Other ed
ucational features will be a working
laboratory. showing to the housewife
simple methods of detecting adultera-
tion in foods; foreign dishes by for
eign cooks; methods of preparing food
for infants; a dietetic kitchen demon
strating the preparation of invalid
foods in a hospital, besides the mod
ern methods of teaching domestic
science to school children.
A big domestic science congress will
be held at the same time as the ex-
position. The program will cover the
entire field of household economics,
household arts, etc. Stereoptican lee
lures on the microscopic microbe and
symposiums on the ubiquitous servant
problem, and addresses upon all phases
of scientific house keeping will show
the progress being made by the prac-
tical twentieth century woman.
Among the speakers will be state
food inspectors, government food and
dairy inspectors, members of state
boards of health and officers of women's
clubs
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
OIL men CHARGED
WITH BAD FAITH
Stock Holder Sues to Prevent
Directors From Selling
Properties

Based on accusations that the directors
Of the ". X oil company had abused
their duties by entering into an option
TO sell the properties of the corporation
to Charles Pauson for s2,250.oo Cap
tain John Barneson, shipping and com
mission merchant and mine owner, sued
in the superior court yesterday to re-
deal A temporary restraining order
was graPted by Judge Cabaniss, return
able Friday next before Judge Seawell.
The directors of the W. K. oil company
are John Hinkle. president; Frank Pau
son. Joseph SeeIey. ]. ". Pauson. r. H.
Smith, B. Lowenstein and $. B. Pauson.
It is charged by Barneson, a stock
holder that when the option was granted
to Charles Pauson the directors had be-
fore them an offer TO purchase the
properties. which are in Fresno county,
for S2500 600, or $250,000 in excess of
the offer of Charles Pauson- The higher
sum was offered by Thurlow Weed
Barnes of New York and was submitted
TO the board by Barneson.
Charles Pauson is related to the di-
rectors. being a son of Frank Psuson,
brother of J. ". and s. B. Pauson and
cousin of B. Lowenstein. According to
Nathan Frank, one of the attorneys for
Barneson. the defendants have, through
Charles Pauson. offered the oil proper
ties for 81 500, 600 TO Thurlow Weed
Barnes, the New York capitalist. who
offered that sum through the plaintiff.
The option granted 10 Charles Pauson
included an option on the Turner oil
company properties for S1.250.000. The
directors of the w. X oil company own
a controlling interest in the Turner
company and it is charged by Barneson
that in giving Charles Pauson the joint
option they acted in bad faith and to
the DANA ge of stock holders of the
W. X company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22
MRS. TREADWELL
FREED BY JUSTICE
Husband Fails to Come Home
and Wife Gets Decree and
$40 Monthly Alimony

Mrs. Nettie E. Treadwell was granted
a divorce by Judge Graham yesterday
from Justice of the Peace A. B. Tread
well on the ground of desertion. Fol
lowing a conference between the parties
and their attorneys in Judge Graham
chambers, Treadwell agreed to pay the
plaintiff $40 a month alimony. His sal
,ary as justice is $500 month 1t was
admitted that some years ago a. prop
erty settlement was agreed upon by the
terms of which Treadwell gave his wife
the equivalent of $1,000.
NO TIME FOR HOME
The Treadwells were married in Ala
media November 29 1884. They have
been living apart more than 10 years.
Mrs Treadwell testified that while their
residence was in Alameda her HUSBAND
got out of the habit of coming nome
saying he did not have time. lie suS-
gested that they had better separate
and promised that he would always
maintain Mrs. Treadwen and the1r
daughter. The witness said IL was
against her will that her husband sep
arated himself from her.
Treadwell was in court, but did NOT
contest the suit. He was questioned
about his earnings as justice or the
peace, and said that although he re-
ceived fees for maria ges celebrated by
him he generally returned the money
as the people whom he Joined in matr1-
mony were usually poor.
PRETTY WIFE WAS ABUSED
Annabelle Connaughton, a beautiful
young brunette, was granted divorce
yesterday from Alexander Connaughton,
to whom she was married in January
of this year. She informed Judge
Cabaniss that almost Immediately after
the wedding her husband reviled and
beat her. on one occasion, she said, he
roughly dragged her out of bed and
struck her.
Judge Cabaniss also granted Mabel
Bradford a divorce from Charles p.
Bradford on the ground of cruelty.
Suit for divorce was begun yesterday
by Eva Freebooter against Paul NJ.
Freebooter, musician, on the ground
of desertion. The wife asked $50 a
month alimony.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

JOINT ENTERTAINMENT University Mound
camp No. 1882 of the Modern Woodmen of
America and Fidelity camp No. $500 of the
Roval Neighbors, the womens branch of the
Woodmeu. viii join in an entertainment TO
be given in San Bruno avenue improvement
club hall next Saturday evening. very in
roresting program Of entertainment and order
of modern dances win be presented 10 the
members and their guests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

BOYS STEAL ToBACco-Two boys. Nato An
ssIdo "a wears Of age. living at liz Vincent
street and Albert Efhsmo, IL, living at ,
Vincent street. were arrested yesterday and
hacked for public institution for stealing
case of tobacco valued at $644 from 427 Front
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

More Old Taylor sold at its home,
Frankfort, KY, than all other brands
of bottled in bond combined.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-22

WOMEN HELD FOR TRIAL.-Jennie Wood and
Blanche Barker were held for trial before the
superior court by Police Judge Shortan yes
fin of o'Donnelrs hotel. Potrero, May 49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-22
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Ribbon sale at Veale & Knights.
Special line of mems hose at Fits.
Childrens coats, special, at Vaughan's.
Excursion to New York; see adv. on
page 8.
Auction sale at City auction rooms
tonight.
Ribbon sale, Sc yard at perry's on
Saturday
Wool blankets at special prices at
Yaughan's.
All the new Phoenix muflers at The
Vaughan Store.
Last day of curtain and curtain mus.
liz sale at Fits
See Abbotts line of children's cloth
coats in all colors
Reliable furs See the new fall styles
at Veale 4 Knights.
See the new waists by express to-day
at The Vaughan Store.
Specials in winter underwear for won.
en- and children at Vaughan's.
Special prices on silk waists for Sat
urday at the Paris Shirtwaist House.
Piano satisfaction, when spelled in one
word is B-l-a-s-i-u-s, sold by II. A.
Gould, SO Spaulding street.
Auction room open every day and
evening this week. Auction sale Satur.
day evening at 1880. 0. H. Hale
If you would know that my piano
values are unequalled, ask for the proof.
H. A. Gould, So spaulding street.
Examine the scalp Of all school chill
dren, and if you find head lice get bot
tie of Rexall Larkspur Lotion at once.
II is sold only at the Red Cross Safe,
sure, harmless, clean and very effective.
w, L. Wofe, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Erwin I.awliss, on Kirk
street, has gone to Northampton, Mass,
where he expects to spend the winter.
Miss Alma, who came with him, will
spend few weeks in this city.
This morning, before nine o'clock, for
ty-one persons had taken advantage of
theunusual sale of high grade stationery
at the Red Cross pharmacy, each person
securing from one to five packages. At
this rate their large stock will be sold
out before night and late corners will be
disappointed. VIII you be one Of the
lucky onesi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-22
Ladies Fur Coats

It is predicted that this viii be the
largest Fur Coat season for many years.
The Fur Coat that is the most popular
and the one that has got the most
value for the money is the Russian
Pony.
We have at $500 small size in
an Electric Seal Coat, carried from last
season.
At $3.50 is q good value in
36-inch guaranteed Coney Coat; is one
Of our best styles.
Al S42.5O is guaranteed coney
Coat that comes 80 inches long and
has the best Skinner satin lining.
AT $4,000 is a good value in fine
quality Black Pony Coat.
II you want long Fur Coat, see
the value we have in Russian Pony
with high collars, at only $500.
At $4,000 is a good value in a
Russian Pony; is a very fine gloss black
and has the best quality Skinner satin
lining. We have few Odd Coats in
marmot and electric seal.
id Longarie Waists TO close at
lie extra values in Lace Cur
At is the coat for babies as it
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-22
Ladies' Furs

At from $1,000 to $500 is va
riety OF Black Sable and Isabella Fox
Scarfs These are mostly the fiat, silk
lined styles, as this style is much more
popular
The Jap and Eastern Mink are much
more popular this season than they have
been, and as they are Fur that has
extra fine wearing qualities they win
surely appeal to all who want a good
style and at the same time service
able Fur.
Our line Of Muffs Is larger than we
have ever shown, and we can match
almost any Fur you may want.
We start them in Coney at $50,
but the Opossums that we give you
at from S3.9s to $3.50 will outwear
Fms you will pay double that price
for
If you want good Jap Mink Muff,
see our line from $1,000 to $500.
AT $3.50 is special value in a
line of Fox Muffs that we can match
in scarf for good set
Our line Of Mink Searfs and Muffs
is the best we have ever shown, and
are values we cannot duplicate later.