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The Brinkley argus., 1910-04-15
DIRE DISTRESS. Ft Is Near as Hand to Hum areds of RrinkEey
 Readers.

Don | neglect an aching back.
 Backach9 is the kidneys cry for help.
 Neglect hurrying to their aid
 Means t1at urinary troubles follow quickly
 Dire distress, diabetes, bright's S disease.
 Profit by 3 sufferers exper- fence.
 Mrs. James P. Gay, of Claren- don, Ark, says: T am exceed ingly glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, as l consider this remedy to be one that acts as represented. My health had be- come greatly run down and I seemed to have but little strength or energy. My back pained me intensely and if l stopped or re- mained on my feet for any length of time, l became very tired. 1 received no benefit from the medicines 1 tried and was be- coming discouraged. At this time a friend recommended Deans Kidney Pills to me and procuring supply, l began their use. 1 had but little faith in the remedy and one can imagine my surprise and delight to find my self relieved instantly. A few boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills made me feel like a difnrent per- sonand convinced me of their merit. '
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents fer the United States. f Remember the name-Doan' S and take no other.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-04-15
Hunters nisl I8 Wild Fur
 Keys.

A party of hunters composed of ". K. Sims, Willis Fitzhugb, Dennis Pledge and Greedy Fid- dyment, came in from Proctor with a record of IS wild turkeys.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-04-15
OPEN TO EVERYBODY
About Sl2OO in Prizes to he Given Free, S35O Piano and $2OO Brinkley
 Resident Lot--Big Prizes.

these trade inducing coupons will appear in naxt weeks ARGUS, together with 9 list of the special prizes offered by some of these firms.
 There will be no strings what socver on the contest. Every body is eligible to try for these elegant prizes and the person gathering the greatest number of these trade coupons, will get the prize regardless of sex, con- dition or color.
 PRIZES Now ON EXHIBITION.
 The prizes are now on exhl- bitten in the room next to the ARGUS office opposite the rost- office and a cordial invitation is extended all who contemplate trying for them as well as the general rublic at large to Crop in and see them, try the elegant piano, etc.
The Brinkley argus., 1910-04-15
lust About Town.

See that car load of lumber taat is being unloaded out there" " said one of Brinkley' s boosting builders on Tuesday. l Continuing he said: Now that's one of the reasons why YOU need never expect to see Brinkley make a city. You newspaper men get after the women for sending away for their goods; and there's a car load of lumber being unloaded here when the Brinkley mill could have made it and saved that several hundred dollars at home. The additional advantage that will accrue to every property owner by keeping the scores ot mill men busy in making lumber in Brinkley, should be incentive enough for every Brinkleyite to demand that the ONE condition for every contractor be that, the lumber used shall be Brinkley lumber. ''
 The complaint is just one and its worth registering. Money sent away for lumber IS gone for good whereas if it goes for Brink lev made lumber it comes back again in only a few days, to the grocers. dry goods men, carpen- ters. doctors, and even the preachers. If the practice of sending away for lumber and other things should be general, half of the people employed here would be forced to leave town and the property would not bring half of its present value. See the point? Then if you do, don t fail to be loyal to your own town interests by demanding Brlnkley made lumber from your con- tractor.
 We sold only two collins 1T January, only three in February and only two last month, " salC 1 Undertaken T. J. Brickell a few days ago. This is the only coffir shop within ten miles one way sixteen miles another and twenty miles the other two directions.
 Now with 8 town of nearly 40O'
 population what do you think O
 that? Is there another town O lta size in all America with sucl 8 magnificent health record TT res two kind of businesse taa have never been and vii
 pc 1aps never be bowling sue
 ces ses in Brinkley and that i lthg dndertaker's and drug busi he ;.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
EAST Barre

a. 3. Hutchins is in Waits River on
business.
James Roark IS At home from Man
chester M r.
The ninth grade pupils Of The town are
busy this week at South Barre. taking
examinations
Mr. Haaah has begun work on Che
basement Tor bis barn, which he intends
moving this summer
an members q the degree team 81
Ripping Stream Rebekahs are expected
to 30 present saturday evening.
Silver Leaf circle meets next Tuesday
evening and all members are requested
10 Be present for business Of impor-
lance
Mrs. Reed and children returned from
Maine Thursday night She was called
there some time ago by The death Of her
father
The Central Vermont Baptist assoeia-
ton viii meet at Websteryille next week
Tuesday evening and all day Wednesday.
Addresses viii be given by prominent
men from away, both evenings All are
cordially invited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

see those $500 dresses for ssos AZ
Vaughan's
We lead the shirt waist fashions. Par
is Shirtwaist House
Turf hose for boys and girls 2 pairs for
zoe, at Perry's On Saturday
Read Of our wash goods sale for Sat
urday, 7l5e yard, at Vaughan's.
New music from the Vadnersloot Mu-
SIC company ia to-day az the Vermont
Fruit store Step ii ana sec il
Mrs III Cnarbmneeu received letter
from Mrs. Alex Ross a one time resi-
dent Of this city, stating thnt she has
been i'll for the past Six weeks az her
home IN Meridian, Ohio, with acute heart
trouble
II. F. Cutler received carload Of
Maxwell automobiles this morning, two
of the cars being model @ runabouts
and the third a touring car The rum
abonts are sold to C r Dudley al East
Montpelier and r II Haskins Of this
city, and the touring car to Mrs. G. A.
Lsing Of Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03

Emergeneies-The Test Of Ability.
a man with great mental reserve, with
"a iinely balanced Judgment, with poised
character does not WAIVER an falter In
great panies on emergencies, where super
fetal men lose their heads, says 0rison
SWEET Marden 10 Success Magazine.
Great merchants know very well That
many men ID their employ could prob.
ably run the business when times are
ilusa aud money easy but that it takes
a financial general q long, shrewd. hard
level head 90 guide q great business
through hard times or q panic, when men
without great reserves 10 down.
IL i not s0 much the knowledge, eX-
perienee 81 power actually used in the
transaction Of business that distinguishes
great business man. as the subtle re-
serve power which those who know him
and deal with him fed De might exert
flo some great business stress q panic.
This reserve power IS % tbe man what
money surplus, not usually drawn upon
or used, Is to q great banking institu
ton
One reason why 80 many men Do snch
little things All their lives. when they
might do greater things IS because they
often lack this surplus force, this reserve
power They do not take time @ pres
pare for anything very great or any
thing outside the usua rautine
Tie result g that they use al their
resources as they 70 along u tie ordi-
nary Transaction af business. and they
have no great reserve of mental train
lag, discipline or experience Tor emer-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
School Supervision.

owe heartily commend the action Of
tic Waterbury school directors IN join,
ing hands with Moretowu and Waitsaeld
and organizing q union, which means the
services of competent superintendent
Good schools mean everything 70 com
munity. An experienced man who has
general supervision over the schools ii
Waterbury, Moretown and Waitsfeld
win, we believe, produce excellent re-
suits Waterbury Record
Experience has shown that the public
school system of Vermont never win Get
into line with the educational progress
made by other states until the principle
oi expert supervision becomes a matter
Of fact realization IN every hamlet St.
Adams has been good many years ar.
irving at the same conclusion. but il Is
safe to say now that practically 40 man
that has ever familiarlzed himself with
the local public school situation would
ever vote to return to the methods pre-
vailing before o superintendent was ems
ployed
And ST, Adams hos 4 school problem
To solve that even expert superintend-
ence cannot put away The time il At
hand when the public spirit Of tais COM
munitv must arouse 10 do It's duty By
the school children Of to-day and the
citizens 81 tomorrow at fall under the
reproaeh Of negligence that no amount
of Bellows Free academy endowments
due eighteen years hence can ever atone
for. st. Adams Messenger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
Tipping for the TraveIef AbEoaa.

ut s customary to give tips pretty
generally throughout Europe says ks-
tier Brooke. ii Momans Homo Come
panion for June and tue tipping hegln4
on the SLIP Il i the usual thing q
e4e these only az the time Of tie last
meal taken % board Tie amount dis.
tribated IS ID proportion til say teb
per cent 81 voug ticket Aaa give iN
your table waiter. % the steWar&es anti
Is perhaps taa deck steward Don Z
worry Il you have been waited upnn bv
several at table Choost the one Who has
served YOU best and most often and
give III him. say, two OF three d0llafs
on minimum ticket thex have s.
way 81 dividing Up their hoard among
themselves
TO the porters Who carry yonr beg
nge 60 and from trains, both on landing
aud throughout Your Journey SOU WIFI
BE- perfectly willing 70 give tue few
cents expected DO not make the mis-
take 81 trying @ avoid this by carrying
geur bag yourself for these parters are
most useful e son in giving information
aud in steering YOU % The riait direc-
ton but they are quite is capable q
ms-infouninQ you 4 they see you trv-
ing 60 avoid them Also, there ire
graver things which may happen q LOST
package on INITIATED piece 81 baggage
From fuF to Six cents IS all that IS
customary Be sure yon keen ga hand
neverending supply Of copper pieces
for these little tips otherwise you viii
find yourself considerably out Of pocket
az tile end q tire day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
Saturday Sale
morning

Beautiful designs in 27mch Embroid-
cred Elouncings that were sl00 thi'
sale at SO 2.3c per yard
SI25 Flouncings n This Saturday sale
at sac per yard, just two-tbrds Of their
price. Worth looking for.
2 10 9Ia Double-edged Embroidered
Bands That would be cheap at 85e 81
SOC, in this one days sale at 23e per
yard.
Bands match aonneings There ID q
good assortment Of these goods. but not
enough at these prices 70 go around
50 come early, if you are at all par
tioular
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
IALK on THE TOMN.

q
saturday sale o. hamburg nounonss
Ven Rlue ana white wash coat SUITS
at Naughans.
Tsp dovas nettieasf aalo ~ fbe paris
lShirtwast House
White and colored seersuoker petit.
coats at Nauahans.
Auetion cue w iiale auction isooi1s
saturday evening" ~ Z oeio'A'
gt;s 49, i es pa,s si,3rt,~a Tlos,so
Special ire cream sale Saturday 1910
a pint OF Csc a quart. Vermont Fruit
Store
n viii nav vop Il Get votes on tie
niano 4 chance ~ ! ife time. Rcd
Nfoss Faafhaey.
al kinds Of fruit at the lowest pos
sble prices. Buy your fruit Saturday
at the United Fruit Store.
'olil L. sNpftlsoh " eAl'uliaksl Aieas
2lol' 'seot II wv s'ei ..ao' i" 4ta e
and vicinity.
o,,,ing - Tnaoo + Martin hsmo
snooge3 ir New vort AZ ssasion ~ ne
n X conn, n Afontnelier ~ Time IN
Recommendation, ,,,,g,,dsss aas Nam naaf
named NATL .r,ne 34
There win BE- supper for the phila.
in M vesfrv NJ the sl,trsb Fridav Jnne
IA IN & oalert n Il boned fhaf evsgv
r5emhAr wil w nresert
Every one who IS anxious to have a
play ground for The BOYS and girls Of
Barre please make e known by attend
ing the concert On Wednesday night,
june ls given by The Barre Choral nm
eration
Mrs. c. c. Pages house. 81 Jefferson
street. has been leased q Mrs. T. w.
Rowell 1t win be known az THE
Woodbine.H Pleasant rooms to rent.
with board. also table board FOR business
people who appreciate home cooking
Address or telephone THE Woodbiae"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
Saturday Sale

These Flouucines are just the thing
for Indies skirts and ehildreu's white
dresses 70 that Al these prices they win
30 very quickly
These Bands are sold for skirts both
outside and under aiso for wate waists
and children dresses They are new
and all right
These Embroideries are the best for
the price chat We have ever been able
TO run across and now we are to do
q little good Advertising by selling them
very cheap.
These goods win Be shown. hut not
sold sampled o. laid aside, before Sat.
mday Everyone gets the same chance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03

Imagine what three months Of Summer vacation mean
to a Boy
Months Of MISUNDERSTANDING, base ball. etc, etc.
We've special Quitting for this strenuous period.
Blouse Suits, Wash Suits. Sweaters Extra Trousers
Shirts Waists etc Suits ST. co. ST. so to So Sweaters
ST 90 to $500 Extra Trousers SOC 10 $50 Shirts and
Waists soc to SIO0
We not only understand the Quitting Of these Little
Men, but we offer special values as well.
The Frank McvVhOrter Company
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
Telephone calls
Main
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
Saturday

You should see a Silk Pottieoat that
We arc selling for $3.50 These ara
now ~ oHr window
You should see special prices On White
Muslin Skirts. These are on our bar
gain tables
SEQ our SOC shantune SILKS fer 85c.
sea our special Suit trades at
$500.
New lot oi Lansaowns ID new Shades
% sen AZ S1.25 per yard
Special sale Of White Muslin Waists
af 500. Come 10 short and long
sleeves.
See our Ladies' Union SUITS "a soc
each They come 10 q variety % Styles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
The Daylight Store

gencies, SO that wien anything imeom-
mon occurs when crisis, nard times 81
panic comes, they 40 ~ the WALL
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-03
A p ABBOTT co. IA p ABBOTT & cola h ABBOTT 30.


sold sample muslin underwear wohrds Of its regular value
This the best grade Of underwear the market Now are 70
with wide embroidered double edged
dollar These viii be window until SATURDAY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-07-13
COT BY the SEA
How a Woman With Ideas Fur
nIShed Her Home.
AN INGENIOUS ExPEDIENT.

Beautiful Plan to Anuse Children on
HaIny Afternoon--ln China They
Call Hello" Girls by Poetical Names.
The New Outing Hat.
Dear EIsa-I have been spending the
week end with some friends of mine
VINO nave bought wee cot (Which
really isn't weel ut summer resort
about an hours ride from New York
city This gabled cottage looks for all
the world like the gardeners lodge Of
an English country estate. 1t is only
one story and half high, but ram
bles over fifth of an acre of-ground
ana has bewildering hooks and cram
MES both inside and out. Don't you
love such a place? The lower portion
OF the house Is of dull soft red brick.
The upper part is of gray rough finish
ed plaster inclosed in squares Of dull
black beams. The easement windows
open on charming views of green
woods and blue sea-. Can't you see the
place In your minds eye. and the
porch, too, which shelters a high back
ed settle on either side of the door?
And where the big chimney juts out
from the house wall there is cover
ing OF wlstaria and ivy. It's all so new.
yet there's a delightful appearance Of
age about the place.
AS know that you are interested
In houses. both inside and out, am go.
ing to make you mentally see how this
cottage owner who had ideas has ar.
ranged the exterior of her home. Here
goes: The living room would seem
rather bare to any one who had a taste
for artistic litter, but, thank goodness,
that age is mostly past. There are In
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-07-13
Housekeepinu Hints.

When preserving, after emptying
glass jar of fruit or jelly, wash and
dry thoroughly and fill with sugar.
Keep in a dry place, and when ready
to preserve or make jelly you need
only to buy the fruit, as you have the
sugar.
Table Linen. - The cheapest table
linen may be made to take CD a sheen
as beautiful as the finest linen by iron
ing in this manner. After the linen
has been carefully washed and boiled
rinse carefully and then roll up in a
clean dry sheet and leave for one hour
Iron until thoroughly dry. The linen
will escape the wear and tear of swing
ing on the line and will not get out of
shape as when dried in the usual way.
Autograph Cookbook.-An autograph
cookbook is quite a newTs fad and
really desirable one Any service
able bound blank book will do. 1t
should contain the favorite recipes of
your friends and will not only be a
memento of the writer, but will be a
valuable household help.
Uses For Paper Bags.-Save all sizes
of paper bags for fruit canning time,
and when the fruit is ready to put
away slip the jar in a bag. tie the top
securely and write on the bag the
name of contents.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-07-13
Farmers Mix Your Own Fertilizers

Doyou know that home-mixingo of fertil-
izers has proved to be the most econon1i-
cal and satisfactory method of procuring
fertilizers7 1t is generally conceded
by up-to-date agriculturaIists that bet
ter results are obtained by buying the
crude materials and mixing fertilizers
especially adapted to the different crops
you raise and the varying conditions of
the soil found on the farm.
Ifyou will send us your name on pos
tai with a request therefor, we will send
you free, postpaid, number of formulas
which w ere made up for us by the Direc-
tor of the Vermont Experiment Station
and which have been used by many Yer
mont farmers with excellent success. We
will also give full directions for mixing
fertilizers adapted to aIlcrops commonly
raised on Vermont farms. When writ
ing please mention this paper. Address
Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-07-13
REAPEMG BENEFIT
From the Experience of MorrisvilIe
People

We are fortunate indeed to be able to
profit by the experience of our neighbors.
The public utterances of Morrisvlle resi-
dents on the following subject will in
terest and benefit thousands of our road
ers. Read this statement. No better
proof can be had
G. II. Small, Randolph ST., Worthwhile
VT, says: -" l am pleased to give testi-
monial in faver of Doan's Kidney Pills.
| suffered for long time from spells of
backache, which were often accompanied
by soreness across my kidneys. I was
dull, and languid all the time and other
symptoms showed plainly that my kid
neys were affected. / was told by a
friend to try Doan's Kidney Pills and
accordingly procured box from A. L.
Cheneys Drug Store. 1t was not long
before could see that this remedy was
helping me, and 1 am glad to say that
continued use made decided change for
the better. willingly acknowledge the
benefits l have derived from Doans Kid.
ney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents,
Foster-Milburn Co., New York, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-anG take
no other.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1910-07-13
gan to make preparations for removing

gan to make preparations for removing
the ring even while trying to comfort
Der offspring. She threaded fiat eyed
needle with linen which was strong
but not coarse, soaped 1t and passed
the head of the needle under the ring.
She pulled It few inches toward the
hand and wrapped the other end Of
the thread tightly and regularly around
the finger toward the nail, She then
took hold of the needle and began
slowly to unwind the COIL carrying the
ring along with the thread until it slip
ped easily from the end of the finger.
1t was a painless operation; In fact, 1t
interested the child so much that 1t
forgot to fret. | asked the mother
where she learned the trick, and she
told me that she once Shad an expert
ence with a tight ring which jeweler
removed for her in just that way. She
always remembered 1t and found it
useful in many cases before she had
n family of her own. knowledge like
this Is of value. as often reflect when
I see 1t put to practical use, and then
promptly forget to use the same
knowledge when an occasion arises.
And while on juvenile topics let me
tell you how an armful of paper bound
up the broken hearts of half dozen
children the other afternoon who were
house bound by the rain when they
had anticipated a picnic. 1t was the
big sister of one of the children who
came upon the scene when disappoint-
ment was at its height with a panacea
for the dumps" Under one arm were
half a dozen dolls of as many sizes
and under the other arm rolls of Grape
and tissue paper and a handful of tbs
most suggestive things, such as coils
of wire, some tinsel of various sorts
and some tiny artificial flowers, thread,
needles and tube Of paste. Until the
supper bell warned the group that the
afternoon was over the room looked
like a miniature millinery shop. Even
automobile, Shaker and Quaker bon
nets were turned out in more or less
nice imitation of Fifth avenue models.
huu eNeIy ldSSle fOleu ihdL DIG hdb
had finer time then if the rain had
not interrupted her plans.
For the last few days I've been abb
sorbed in the mysteries of dressmak-
ing. and the tub frock of Scotch ging-
ham which I've sketched for you is
the result of my labors. 1t is blue
and white check trimmed with "a plain
blue of the soft shade known as blot
ting paper" I'm just crazy about the
odd arrangement of the collar and cuffs
with their insertions of black ribbon
and frills of plated muslin. do hope
you like the creation,
A man has been fixing the telephone
while I have been scribbling to you,
and I'm almost insane with .buZzing
noises. By the way, do you know that
in China the .'hello" girl is called either
lilly of the air. or "butterfy that
talks?" Here in the United States we
are apt to caA a spade a spade, with
no 'flowery names to embellish the
appellation of that humble and useful
article the telephone. Imagine central
answering to Sweet lily Of the air"
She'd very likely reply: "Say, what do
you want? Hurry up and don't get
gay" Yours devotedly, MABEL.
New York.