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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
THE BURLINGTON MARKETS

There Is slight drop In the prices OF
potatoes and fowls this week Tho big hay
crop has also caused a fall in the price
of that commodity.
The Wholesale prices given below are
furnished the Free Press by C. A. Barber
and l.. A. Chase, the retail quotations by
c. A. Barber, l.. A. Chase. Jones IL
Isham and The Burlington E,ruit conn
nlnV
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25


Tho sum of money shown In the above
table S274 .023.9, is $i9.l2I.6S in excess of
the money required to comply with the
state law. This means that this difference
has been spent by towns to that extent
more than they were Obliged to spend
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
2:3O STAKE PACE, PURSE So

TlTle, E'1U z'2VR, 2.2UN.
t. D. Harpin of Windsor, whose SER
vices had been obtained as starter, was
enable to perform that duty as no was
Kicked in the hand by a horse this morn
ing and sustained a fractured hone HIS
place was taken by Frank Muzzy of
1'ittsfield, n. II
The grand cavalcade OF stock occur
red at two o'clock this afternoon between
heats. The procession was over quarter
OF a mile In length. A feature Of to-day's
program will be n balloon assertion by
Prof. Seegle In the New Jersey. To-day's
races will be the 2:20 guaranteed stake
trot. 500; 2:i6 guaranteed stake pace, $500,
$40 trot and pace, $3.50
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
COTTON FUTURES.

closed steady. Closing bids. Aug 10;
sept. li3l; oct 1880, Nov. 1881; Dec, H.
oil; Jan. lS,iS; Feb lS4s; March lSoi, May
1913; juno 1000; July lSGl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-25
F. D, ABERNETHY
Successor to
H. w. ALLEN g. CO.
The New Fall Dress Goods and Silks
Are Now Ready

Are Now Ready
Those who must make early preparations for
new Fall clothes will find that their needs can be
supplied here In wonderfully satisfactory way.
The new woolens alone are constituting one
of the most attractive exhibits this Store has ever
had at any OF the year
The new weaves in fashion are represented by
several hundred pieces A variety that is especially
broad and comprehensive including fabrics that
right for every or any occasion It Is season of
weaves and revival OF many rough effects, that
always remarkably pleasing when the fashions
such to permit their
A new cloth known as
OCTOROON CREPE will prove pleasing fabric for
house GOWNS and girls school dresses The colors
COPENHAGEN, mulberry brown BURGUNDY and
pent green. al inches wide, price .SlOO yard
SERGE SU1TINCS The most pleasing material for
scrvceabe garments suits girls school dresses Full
of color and black. "a inches wide price. LOO.
MELROSE CLOTH. A beautiful. smooth Finished
medium light weight cloth, especially suitable for emdress
PEBBLE CHEV1OT Hopsacline One of the
novelties for tailored suits Shown full
of fashionable coors. 50 inches vide, price so per yard
LUPINs WOOL TAFFETA An ideal fabric for
house and Misses school dresses Fashionable
coors and black AZ inches wide, S100 per yard
SHADOW STRIPED SHARK-SKIN SUIT
ING. A medium weight cloth to be employed either for
tailored suits gowns. One Of the best values and
pleasing effects this extraordinary showing Full as
Of fashionable colors a. inches wide price
S1OO per yard.
FRENCH HOPSACKINC. One Of the new rough
and particularly fashionable for travelling
dresses Beautiful color assortment As inches WIDE price
$l.00 per yard.
SILK AND WOOL pOpLINs. This cloth will
be foremost favor for dress Rich and beautiful
In effect and remarkably scrvicea Coors and Black a.
inches wide price SLID per yard
F. .. ABERNETHY
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
LAX OF THE TOWN.

It viii pay sou 70 visit The Vaughan
Store.
New line Of children's Russian suti
at Fits
Lace curtains at big reduction, sat
urday, al Fits
speeiala sale Of waists, Zoe each, a
Perry's Oh Saturday
Forty.ineh figured lawn, seven yard.
for SlQ0 at Nanghaus
Several special bargains quoted ID Ias0
sic Brothers adj, page 5, to-day.
Auction sale at the City Auction
Rooms Friday and Saturday evenings
For vacation Of travelling get one Of
Abbotfs siit cases Or travelling bags. See
the display
The Clover class Will hold its meeting
az Mrs Jobnson's Friday evening April
s, at o'clock
Special sale fresh whipped cream chloe
oate earamels, l9c q pound Saturday, at
sowden q Lyons.
Public dance at M W. Of A. bail SAT-
urday April 3. Gilbertsons orchestra.
50c per couple, ladies free.
The regular meeting 81 + O. o. u.
NJ. L.. win be held tonight at six
o'clock sharp Be prompt
Public Service Commissioner s. Bol-
lister jackson went to Essex Junction
last night TO attend d hearing Of the
commission there to-day.
Sweet and juicy oranges, from zoe, 10
for 25c. and mp All kinds Of fresh fruit
and vegetables at the lowest prices az
the United Fruit Store.
Mrs. George cadEsr and two children
arrived in the city last night from New
York City and win spend the summer
at the home Of Ajax. Clark Of Division
street.
Members OF ST. Johns court, G. o. r..
are requested to meet IN the Is. Of G
hall sunday morning Al 1880 o'clock to
attend mass IN body Communion sum
day, Foresters order Per order chief
ranger.
Duncan Stewart was arraigned IN the
city court Yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of larceny Of two saws belonging
to the Cutler, Fay, Storef company, val
ucd az $500 Stewart pleaded not gull
ty and tile case was set for 4 hearing
this morning, but as his attorney, NJ. VI.
Gordon. was unable to attend to the case
to-day It was put over until next Mon
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
ChIIIdTsn'S Cotton Dresses.

Can you afford 60 spend your time
making Children's Cotton Dresses. when
you can buy SO good a Dress at the price
we are naming.
At s1.25 yon win find very good
value IN plain, nicely made White
Dress, with a muslin embroidery yoke
and full plated skirt.
At $500 Is fine White Muslin
Dress, made with fine tucked yoke
inset with fine Yaleneiennes lace inser-
ton, headed with an edge to match has
belt effect Of muslin5 full kilt plat
skirt.
At $3.50 Il White Muslin Dress,
made square neck with deep square yoke
front and back Of muslin and lace inser-
tion. sleeve IL finished with lace inaer.
ton. skirt and waist are put together
with a fine muslin beading, with ribbon
Has a full kilt skirt with three rows
Of tucks,
AT s2zS and $500 are a number
Of other very good values In the White
Muslin Dresses.
Tn the Ohildren's Colored Dresses ars
some Of the best gingham values we
have ever shown
At Use il a Dress made Of plain
bingham that is a good value.
At 81. $50 are a number Of different
styles Ia Bingham Dresses.
At $500 and 81. so are some val
ues IN plaid and plain Bingham in a
number Of different styles Of makes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Talcum powder, l0c At Fits
New fabric gloves, 25c per pair up Al
Vaughan's
Received today, large line Of SID
coats IT iFtts
0ne-dollar and $3.50 flouncings for rs
yard at Vanghan's
a Sl75 pettcoat reduced TO $l.a5 al
Perry's on saturday.
Mrs Oscar Borgh is confined to The
house with tonslitis.
Don't miss those l5c towels. Or 2 fol
25c. az Veale & knights.
TO rents Tennments on Elmore and
Hill streets. w + Richardson.
Auction sale at Che city Auction
Rooms Friday and Saturday evenings
II IT'S a spring cap, the new things arc
from the Frank McWhorter company
Ono lot Of black mercerzed waists chat
were Sl.25, reduced 70 zoe each, at Per.
ry's On Saturday
Chance 20 buy some pure fresh
whipped cream chocolate earamels Satur-
day At l0e pound at sowden s. Lyons
The Smith co. il closing out it's ladies'
shoe department You can buy now
shoes at about the cost Of repairing the
Old ones.
Ten cents worth 81 Red Cedar Flakes
viii protect your furs and an other win
ter clothing from moths and other pests.
No bad odor. Az Red Cross Pharmacy,
the exclusive member Of the Pure Drug
association, inc
The assessors wish 10 warn the bust.
ness firms, who received legal warning
to file their inventories on April i that
II the same are not returned within a
reasonable time more drastic measures
viii be taken. Read the heading on the
inventory you received
After squaring up the accounts Of the
Barre Citizens band fair, il is found
that TIE hand cleared 1925. The mem
hers az the band wish 10 extend their
heartiest thanks 10 al who worked So
hard % make The fair success, @ those
who 50 kindly participated II The enter
tainmeRts and to the public for rs gen
erous patronage.
"The Paris Flood" Is made from actual
photographs taken at great personal
risk. Lost and Bsaaineda = strong
dramatic story eleyerly woven around
the vital point, a strong womans love
"rhe Ranch Girls Legacy is hne
western comedy full Of lie Five pie.
lures in al. Dupaw is singing eshaky
Eyes"
The Biiou management Il privileged 10
present a unique feature to-day ''The
Death Of Minn2hsha' Is an Indian drama
Of sterling quality. Miss Lawrence Of
Biograph fame plays the leading role.
Perhaps no woman before motion picture
audiences today is more Of iaYorite
than she. Only Tramp" Is a good
pathetic drama Welsh hiss a new pop
ulsr song in Candy, You're a Dandy.
It is al the rage IN New York ard bids
fair to take well here.
The program at the comique nor To-
night promises to be another 81 those
exceptionally good ones and Is in keeping
with the fine standard that Daniel Roach
has established since bis return The
feature picture, tThe Little Old Men OF
the Woods Il made By the same com
pany that produced that fine picture seen
At the CotniQue yesterday, "The Girl
Thief. 4The Little Old Man" is consid
cred q masterpiece and about the anest
moving picture ever made III Its paFtiea.
lar hne. The other picture, "The Hand
81 the Heiressn has a splendid story
81 real American girl that won't per
mit her parents 70 purchase q duke for
her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08

WANTKB--stone shed room for half ! gan,
Of men, Address ~ Times office. 2tfS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
Ladies' House Dresses,

Our new line OF Summer House Dresses
is the largest and best we have ever
shown and they are made in q large
variety Of styles and cloths.
At 800 Is very good House Dress
made Of the host quality print, in dark
eolors Waist part X good full blouse
style, with full skirt.
Az $40 Is very good value, made
ii dark colors Of Sea island percale,
Is made plated yoke waist, with full
nine gore skirt
AT $3.50 Is very good value IN a
shepherd-cheel Suit Of gingham. Waist
part Is made side. plated front with
plated hack Has a full nine-gore skirt
with bias fold.
At s225 Il a plain Grey Toll De Nord
Bingham Dress 81 extra good value.
Waist is made Of fine plated yoke with
full blouse has full skirt, finished
with two-inch bias fold.
Al 1925 is a Dress made Of a hne
plain light.bluc ginghnm Waist is
made with fancy cut plsit down front,
with fine side plaits down front and
back. Has fun skirt with two-inch bias
fold.
At s225 are number Of other very
attractive models in bingham.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
The Daylight Store
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Willow almond cream, Ice, az Fits.
Fresh strawberries in to-day at The
United Fruit Store.
Public masquerade ball IN Woodmen's
hall tonight, commanding at O'clock
sharp. A SIS Bib viii be awarded 70 the
best costumed lady and sans to the best
oastumed gentleman. also 4 hobo prize.
The Judges decision viii be iinal Nieh-
offs orchestra. G. Fowler. foor manager.
Tickets. Toe per couple, masked ladies
free. unmasked ladies Zoe. Everybody
welcome
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
An Passenger SHIPS

are required by law to carry life pre-
servers for the protection II their pas
senqera, Every one with dependent.
should be obliged to carry life insuranc,
for their protection Life, limited pay
ment life and endowment policies. 9lst
year. National Life Insurance company
Montpelier. Vt. lMutuall
s. S. Ballard. General Agent, Mont
pelier, vt N. D. Ballard, local agent
Barre, Vt tMatuall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
Ladies' Dressing SaqusS and Klm0nos

We have just received some values III
Ladies' Kimonos and Dressing sasque
that are sure to interest many.
At 1925 Is a line Of colored Muslin
Dressing sacques, made with wide collar,
medium sleeve and finished with ribbon
around collar, down front and sleeves
At s1.25 is a line Of serpentine Crepe
Dressing sacques, which are very good.
Have medium round collar and medium
sleeve and are finished with plain con
trasting color.
At $50 is a fine long Kimono Of
ehalli in the Japanese style pattern;
il made square neck with three-fourths
sleeve, finished with ribbon.
At s1.75 is a Kimono Of a good
quality ehalli in Japanese pattern;
Is made with deep long collar, finished
around collar, sleeve and pocket with
satin ribbon.
At S2.7B is very good value in
Serpentins Crepe Long Kimono, made
with wide round collar; is made yoke
effect and finished with satin ribbons
serpentine Crepe makes up in hne
shape and locks when made up equal to
a Japanese silk These cloths we have
in a variety Of new patterns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
7Sc---An important Sale Of Ladies' Waists---7sc

70c Each--We put sale Saturday lot ct Muslin and
Lingerie Waists neatly made and trimmed handsomely or
dnarliy worth sl0O each. Also lot Of Chambray Waists
with embroidered 'front.' We give you your choice o these
Waists for 7oc each Saturday BY all means the best
value in Shirt Waist have offered you should Sc
cure your waist before the assortment broken.
Merccnzed Pctticoat for ST. IS on Saturday reduced
from $1.7S.
LOT of Black Mercerized Waists that were ST. 90 on
Saturday, only, zoe each
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-08
Too LATE d BE cLAssIFIEp

TOO LATE 10 BE CLASSIFIED.
WANTkD--stone shed room for half ! gang
Of men, address ~ Times office 2ttse
LOsg-sanare burnt leather bill holder con-
tsiaing = sun o. money In bills Finder please
leave at Tines office and - Tewardea, 2ttat
wANrEn--Good capable girl for general
homework. Apply 70 Mrs. David hsFoer
Montpelier road q teisphone go 2itf
no RENT--ono s-room cottage. slsefric
/ tghts, etc Ready April II az 49, South Main
street J. G. pg1Re. 2i9
FoA sAIE- beautiful farm between Barre
and flainnsid. f0uF aud oue-haif miles from
Barre Contains I0a acres of A. good lard As
there u II sl8e state. fiIlRge smooth and there
e ne hand moving Produces from 81 e 70
/ tons Of hay; plenty % wood. Sugar bush Of
so e go trees fruits orchard. Fiee stream 81
1 running water Large two storY house heated
I hs furnace and pumbed, Has been huilt But
few ycers. Large hen house This Is fne
I propo* ttien u you want e0metaIns nkce. Price
5000 ~. kst as show It 10 you D. A. Perry
Real Estate AReBcy, Barre, VT 2itf
ron SALE-Just what yoa want for uonl.
try farm, IS acres Good buildings ceaafsting
Of seven room house and coed comfortable
barn. Fine ffnlt orchard Nice water which
81 COWS and teaM- Located en- nice read not
far from neighbors ahd IA mile from school
Mail delivered. Both telephones. Place IA 10
Gated l-2 miles from East Barre; miles from
Piainield and 9 ~ miles FROM Barre Pf4oe
Sf200.oo kauaf he sold al once Lot as ahow
L % yon. d A. Perry Real Estate Agency,
Barre, Vt. 2itf
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
Big Enrolment for Summer Institute.

All indications point to the
largest enrolment ever shown
at the coming State Summer
Institute for Teachers, which will
open in Winchester on June 80,
and continue for a month.
Up to this time more requests
for catalogues have been received
and greater number have already
engaged board than ever before.
The school this year will be in
charge of Prof. C.. NJ. Farmer,
principal of the Berryville High
School, as conductor, and Prof.
\. ID. Cool, of the Winchester
High School, as local manager,
and their past work should augur
well for most successful session
of the Winchester Normal.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
Professor Farmer Married Today.

The marriage of Prof. Curren
NJ. Farmer, principal of the Ber-
ryville High School, to Miss Roxie
Lee Adams, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Adams, of Surry, Va,
will take place today in the Surry
Courthouse Baptist Church at that
place at high noon.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple will leave for a short
wedding trip, from which they will
return in time for Professor Farmer
to open the Winchester Summer
Normal on June 80.
Professor Farmer, who has been
principal of the Berryville High
School for the past two years, has
made many warm friends here who
will wish him we'll, and his recent
selection as conductor or the Win
chester Summer Normal for
Teachers shows the high regard in
which he is held by the public
school officials of the State.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
Breaks Arm -Four Times.

Will Elsea. Jr., son of our we'll
inown freight man, needs a rabbit
loot or a "conjure-bag" or some
forn II good luck omen to carry
around in his pocket, as he seems
TO have made enemies of all the
good luck that the ordinary boy
meets in his tree-climbing and other
aerial acts.
Little VIII was presented TO DR..
\. p. Osborne on Monday, to have
that physician reset broken right
arm-for the fourth time.
He has passed through the sur.
geon's hand four times now, the
work being done or the same arm
each time; and VIII, Sr., thinks
this about reaches the limit, and
that he will not again fracture this
useful member.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
Alt-SalOOn League Sermon.

Rev. G. ID. Bulla preached very
interesting temperance sermon at
the NJ. +. Church. South. last
Sunday in the interest of the work
done by the Anti-Saloon League.
The sermon was deeply impressive
to all present, though greatmany
were prevented from attending on
account of the unfavorable weather
conditions.
On Sunday June 20, Rev. j. Il.
Williams will deliver sermon to
the children, this service taking
the place of the regular Children. ;
Day service.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
At the Old Chapel

The annual decoration day SER
vices at the Old Chapel were held
last Saturday afternoon at4o'clock,
in the presence of large number
of people from this and adjoining
counties.
The attendance was not so large
as expected, on account of the
threatening weather.
The principal address was deliv-
cred by County Treasurer w. A.
Bradford, and was a good one, AID
was listened to with close attention
by those present. The remarks
of Messrs. r. Powell Page and
Geo. III. Burwell we're also timely
and interesting.
The flowers were profuse and
beautiful, and the cemetery pre-
sented superb appearance after
the decoration.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
Virginia Peddler'S License Upheld.

The validity of the peddler's
license law, passed by the Virginia
general Assembly several year
ago. has been upheld by the
Supreme Court of Appeals in a
case which went up from the circuit
court of Frederick county recently.
j. &. Beattle. of Stephens City,
was the agent of u Philadelphia
wholesale house concern which
made a business of selling fiavoring
extracts, spices and patent medicine
throughout the country, and whIe
selling the goods direct to the Gus
toners he was detected.
Information was supplied to
Magistrate :. NJ. Stickley at
Stephens City by commissioner of
the Revenue III. II. Shull, of the
southern district of Frederick
county, and a warrant for the
arrest of Mr.. BeattIe was issued.
lie was given a hearing before
Magistrate Stickley and fined 800
and costs in accordance with the law
for selling goods without license.
He noted an appeal to the circuit
court, and after hearing the case
Judge I. w. Harrison confirmed
the judgment of the Magistrates
court.
The company which Mr.. Beattle
represented carried the case to the
supreme court on writ OF error,
and that court has just refused the
writ, which affirms the Judgment
of the circuit court.
The peddler's law was made some
years ago to protect localmerchants
who pay license to transact busi-
ness, and although there is an
occasional violation of the statute
such cases have been rare in this
section of the state.
The decision of the court defines
who is peddler and the rights of
"a person TO peddle goods.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
Kings Daughters Hear Addresses

Mrs. Clarence G.. Burton. cor
respondingsecretaryo the Virginia
Kings Daughters, addressed the
Golden Rule Circle and members
of circles from Millwood. Win
chester and Front Royal last
Thursday in Grace Episcopal
Church. A service was held at IL
O'Clock, and the program was as
follows:
Hymn 3ss, Come, Thou AL
mighty King" by choir, and con-
gregation
Short service conducted by Rev.
Edward Wall.
Hymn 606, Just AS / Am" by
choir and congregation.
Scripture lesson.
TIE Deum, Baumbach in f fiat,
by choir.
Creed.
Prayer.
Address by Rev. j. T. Williams,
of the Nj. Z. Church, South.
Duet, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Ambrose, sung by Mr..
Alfred Kerfoot and DIR. A. p.
Osborne.
Address by Mrs. Clarence G.
Burton.
Hymn 450. "All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name," by choir and
congregation.
Benediction.
A business meeting was held at
3 o'clock, when Mrs. Burton told
of the work of the Kings Daugh-
ters all over the State of Virginia,
and reports were read by members
of the visiting circles.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
The Wise Reader.

1t is the wise reader who looks
over the advertisements in THE
COURIER every week. Why
shouldn't hel
An advertisement is as much
news as the election returns. tits
the best kind of news, for the
simple reason that there is money
in it. The merchant or the bust
ness man, real estate dealer or
developer takes the method of
imparting the news about goods
or lands or some business PROPOSE
tion through the newspapers. A
great deal of care is exercised in
preparing and selecting the goods
to be advertised, in deciding on
the prices, and the advertisement
is simply the crystalization of the
preparation. 1t Is upto the reader
to get the advantage.
A great many readers do this
already, but it is very good habit
to form to read the advertisements
in THE COURIER every week.
They are worth reading.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-06-15
Harris Trial at Manassas.

The trial of Prof. j. ID. Harris,
for the killing of Editor w. A.
Thompson, of Wsrrenton, which
was removed to Manassas, is being
heard at that place this week.
Professor Harris is being repre-
sented by Hon. Marshall McCor-
mick, of Berryville, Hon. X. f..
Byrd, of Winchester, and Il bril-
liant array of counsel.
DR.. j. +. Harris, of Berryville,
brother of the accused, is with him
during the trial.