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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27

Hichborn, and the br1degroom's brother
| Mr.. Herbert Won Stumm. will attend the
| couple. Miss Marie Won Stumm and Mr.
| Frederic Won Stumm, sister and brother
of the bridegroom, will represent the
| family. The young couple will take a
short out-of-town trip before settling
down in this city until the diplomatic
world starts for summer headquarters
elsewhere: They have in mind summer
trip to Germany. where the handsome
man relatives. Mr.. Won Stumm's mother
was an American, as was his grand
mother. The first was Miss Pauline Won
HOFFMAN, and the latter Miss Grimes of
Staten Island, N. 7.
The Easter program Of entertainments
for profit, charity and otherwise will be
an important addition to the gayeties OF
the month It starts off with the knights
Of Columbus charity ball tomorrow night,
in which the President and the Vice Pres
ident Join with the cardinal to head the
patrons; recital by the Bohemian BARI
tone, Mr.. Ormuroff, in the afternoon at
the Netherlands legation. and the navy
ward ball wednesday night. which is to
be given under the auspices Of the Navy
Relief Society, of which Admiral Dewey
is president and Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. Win
throp Mrs. Newberry, Mrs. Leutze, Mrs.
Glover and Mrs. Mulligan are tho COM
mittee in charge.
The production OF "The Belle Of New
York" by the Paint and Powder Club OF
Baltimore will be given Friday AFTERNOON
The club Is q fayortte here.
Mrs. Chauncey Depew will chaperof
| the dolls at the very original entertain
ment which the Misses Mixt9r OF New
York will give at the New Willard on the
| afternoon Of April L Society children, g
to speak, will be tho regular patrons. but
| the Misses Mxter have extended an In.
| v1tation to fifty children of the play
| grounds. dividing them between theil
| four performances. Some Of the subscrjb
| ers of the doll show are Mrs. Depew
/ Mrs. Knox, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Ballinger
Mrs John Hay, Mrs. Clover Mrs. Ar.
thur Lee, Mrs. w. n. Fuller. Mrs. Briggs
| Mrs. J. II. Baxter. Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs
e. =. Riggs, Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. A
| P, Gardner, Mrs. c. c. Estes, Mrs. N
| Anderson, Mr.. C. G. Arosemana and Mr.
Manuel 8. de Freyrey.
April 1.-The White Sister, with Viols
Allen as the star. will be given at the
| Bedasco Theater for the benefit Of st
GATHERINGS debt.
A series Of historical tabieaux. in which
many we'll known Washingtonians anl
Others Will take part, Will be given a,
Continental Hall April for the benef1'
of the building fund OF the House OF
Mercy.
MISS Hammond's play. "A Happy Me.
di11m'' will be presented by amateurs
| the 18th OF April for the Working Boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27

Tuesday night the navy yard ball
Wednesday night with dinners galore be-
fore it, the same as the two preceding
evenings; the Postmaster Generals oail
Thursday night at Rauschers and the
costume ball at the same place Friday
night with the Viscount day of the
French embassy and the viscountess as
hc.ts, are other expressions OF the nos
p.tality for April which has rarely been
excelled in promise. In the host OF dances
for the girls and boys there will be moth
ing prettier than Mrs. Richardson Clover s
dance for her young daughter Beatrice,
which will be given on the 31st.
During the second week after Easter
there will be the ball Mrs. ElSins Is CIV
ing for her debutante niece, Miss Kath-
crime Brown, at Rauscher's, to be fol-
lowed the next night by another at the
Country Club, which Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
May are to give for their debutante
daughter. Miss Cecilia May.
The Chevy Chase Hunt Ball on the Sth
will be preceded by a number of dinners
some in town and others at the clubs
There will be a cotillon with general
dancing before it and the cotillon re-
sumed after supper Gen. Clarence Ed
wards, ". C. Morrow. Frederic Huide-
koper, Col Frank L. Denny, Mr.. Gist
Blair, Capt. Sowerby Of the British en-
bassy and Mr.. Clarence Moore form the
committee.
Chaplain Clark, O. S. N. stationed at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
ASTER. with fits renewed oppor-
tunides for social life. is here
again. The little season on which
we enter today presents an in


four Or five weeks. The variety offered
Is one of its greatest charns-and If 1t is
coupled with sunshine and balmy weather
the capital will be as gay a resort as can
be found anywhere. Formal and Informal
occasions on which to air new gowns,
evening and daylight, to say nothing OF
millinery creations, are abundant. Inc
dances run the gamut from the usual
Jolly events for the younger set and the
home or-Easter men and maidens TO cos
tune balls and the smartest cotilions. any
of which would be worthy London sea-
son. Miss Taft's dance tomorrow night
will be all the better for the months OF
anticipation. The invitations out for the
last month will bring together the young
folks of the administration, resident
beaux and bellies of this year and some
of the future. The German embassy ball
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ii, j. DeluOll a. ~
Cor. 18th and Il SIS
/" join the
| kutonoIa
| Club Of 100
| Members .

\ for Those Who Do
N Not Wish to Pay
n Cash.
NJ Yesterday we received two
H carloads of these AUTO
III NOLAS. Earlier in the
week we were compelled to
H stop advertising THE AU-
III TONOLA CLUB" as we
N had more orders than we
N could fill by immediate de-
n livery.
\ BUY A CHEAP PLAYER
PIANO (nor are we offering
/ you one), BUT YOU DO
II WANT A GOOD PLAYER
PIANO CHEAP (Which we
assure you the AUTONOLA
II CLUB enables you to get).
H OUR CO. OPERATIVE
II CLUB PLAN OF PUR-
II CHASE is THE ONLY
\ WAY IN THE WORLD
that you can obtain so valu-
able an instrument at so
4 great a reduction in price.
\ NOT ONLY DOES THIS
4 CLUB OFFER YOU A
\ SUBSTANTIAL SAVING
IN PRICE, but we give with
| each instrument fine bench.
fifteen rolls of music (these
rolls exchangeable afterward
at ten cents exchange on
each roll), tuning for one
year free and FIVE years
| guarantee by the factory, in
| dorsed by us.
| IT WAS NECESSARY
FOR US TO ORDER ONE
| HUNDRED (Ioo) of these
! PLAYER-PIANOS for inn
mediate shipment in order to
start this second GREAT
CO. OPERATIVE PUR-
\ CHASING CLUB. Suppose
| you and ninety-nine of your
friends should walk into a
| piano store with the inten-
ton of buying this number
| of Player-Pianos of the one
| style and model, don't you
think it would be possible
| for the dealer to offer quite
4 a reduction on this single
sale of 100 instruments?
|! The firm would save selling
expense on ninety-nine in
struments, besides the posi-
bility of obtaining some spe-
cial price concession from
the manufacturer, such as
we have done in this case.
John Wanamaker in Phil
adelphia and New York, S.
Hamilton & Sons in Pitts
burg and Sherman Clay Co.
in San Francisco are a few
of the large dealers in this
country handling and featur-
ing the AUTONOLA at
\ $4,000. THIS is THE
S Ell F-S A ME INSTRU-
MENT WHICH WE ARE
OFFERING YOU AT
$4,000
The future of the entire
PIANO business of the
world is the PLAYER
PIANO Something that any
member of the family can
use). Some day you are
bound to own such an in
strument as this, and if that
\ day is going to be within the
next couple of years it will
N pay you to buy at once and
store it away, in order to
N get the benefit of this CO.
III OPERATIVE PURCHAS-
\ ING CLUB and its enor-
nous saving.
n Come, See and Hear Is
| All That We Wish, and
You Owe it to Yourself
to Do So.
IS.W. Cor. 18th & q SITS. NV,
|! We ARE THE LARGEST
u IN IA LERS IN PLAYER~PIANOS
II ,S1srD, MUSIC ROLLS IN THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27
Annual
After=Easter
Suit Sale
Begins Tomorrow.

Four hundred Smart Tailored Suits will have prices
tomorrow.
New prices showing reductions of S., $40 and SIS
every suit.
Think of it-reduced prices for the newest Spring Suits
and the season just beginning.
We hate to do it==but 1T can't be helped.
These suits should have been sold before Easter-and
WOULD have had the weather been favorable.
Incoming Linen Suits demand the space they occupy
1a1st the penalty of backward preEaster
business due to m1favorable weather conditions.
Every style color represented Inn this sale
pain tailored street Styles we'll dressfer braided
and trimmed models.
The entire stock is mot reduced-ony FOUR hundred
sits-bu among Them probably find just the suit
YOU want
No charge for alterations except the SS lotOther-
wise alterations free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-27

April 1.-The White Sister, with Viola
Allen as the star. will be given at the
Bedasco Theater for the benefit OF st.
GATHERINGS debt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
clever Reasoning.

Rather an original lesson in political
economy was thar once taught by che
japanese nohleman Awoto and thus
translated 81 Sir Edwin Arnold III
Seas and Landss
One evening as be was going to the
palace to take his turn In keeping the
night watch he let ten cash drop OUT
Of his finder case into the stream and
then bought fifty cash worth Of torches
to search for the lost coin. Bis friends
laughed at him for spending 50 much
IN order to recover 50 little and he re-
piled. with frown:
"sirs, you are foolish and ignorant Of
economies. Had not sought for these
ten cash they would have been lost
forever-aunk ID the bottom Of the
Namerigawa. The nfty cash which
have expended on torches VIII remain
Is the hands 81 the tradesman Wheth-
er be has them on IS no matter buf
not single one Of the sixty has been
lost. and that Is q clear gain 10 the
country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21

colsridse Was IN the Habit Of Losing
end Recovering Il.
OF walking sticks there Il no end
For Interesting sticks, however, the
one which Coleridge was 10 the habit
Of losing during bis trampiug days
must take hrst place. The philosopher
was never happy AN be had got It
back He sent the crier round. Here
is the cry. as noted By Mr.. Lucas 10
one OF his essays Missing a curious
walking stick On one side Il displays
the head Of an eagle. the eyes Of which
represent rising suns and the ears
Turkish cresccnts. On the other side
Is the portrait Of the owner 10 wood
work. Around the neck is Queen
Elizabeth's ruff 10 tin. All down IL
waves the line Of beauty IN very ugly
carving
And then came the appeal and warn
ing note. III any gentleman tor LADY,
has fallen in love with the above de-
scribed stick and secretly carried on
the same be Tor shei Is hereby earnest
~ admonished TO conquer passion
the continuance Of which must prove
fatal 70 bis Cor herr honesty. And II the
said stick has slipped into such gem
tleman's lor lady'sl hand through To-
sdvertenee he tor shel 10 requested to
rectify the mistake with all conven-
lent speed God save the kingw The
stick came back - London Chronicle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
Property recently placed with the F. B
Cate Real Estate Agency FOR
Immediate Sale.

Two- tenement house. and an extra iots rents
for 6i9.0l per mpath. II We can dispose 81 this
place IN few days Tor cash. we will close it f9g
sfs5Q 7zff
This two-tcnement hnBsa And large los, only
thTee minutes Walk from the poseaffice rents
fgf 2lG0 per month We can sell for 82i900o.
79tf
country store; consists * general msr-
chanaiss; Wiz invoice about s501004 Might
exohsHge for renting property 70 the city. i4tf
ts0.aore farm win keep % head Of stock
located four miles from flainheid, one fourth
mile FROM school The Aeids are level, hay All
cuf with maenines 1860 sugar trees equipped
with $50 tn tubs. Abundance Of hard Wood
RAINING water At houae and barn good apple
orchard IL You are In the market Tor 5 farm.
let us shnw goa this one Price. $4,000, T7tf
100 acres "a Wiiliamstown. two miles from
GranitsYiiia. This = No ! farm with an en-.
TIA good sci 81 buildings School across the
street. Abundance of water The buildings
could NOT BE- duplicated for $1,000 more than We
ask faF the farm Nhieh j. oniy ss3oa0. 7Itf
We have other farms sud houses ID faot
everything IN the Faai estate line call and
talk It over wtth o.
Bolster Block Barre, VT
Telephone la7 ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
FIELD DAY AZ NEWPORT.
Mount Sinai Temple Plans Program for
Pilgrimage Friday

Mount Sinai Temple Plans Program for
Pilgrimage Friday
The program FOR the annual faid day
of Mount Sinai temple a Newport next
Friday IS issned. The parade forms ~
$3.50 with Noble G Il. Prouty as mar
shall ard Fivd G. Gibson aide, followed
~ tie Newport band past patentates
0f Mount Sinai. III. PoteHtate + p.
Bailey and officers and members Of
Mount sinai temple The parade ends
ait the lake shore whore the party em-
barks Ell the Lady 81 Tire lake for a
ride 70 Owls head, where clam bake
is scheduled in char1e 81 Rev u III.
Dixon. The boat will return al O'Clock
and al Newport the lines viii be formed
again and march 70 school hall where
lunch viii be served followed By a con
cert. The daids sports include fat
mems race, three-leRged race broad jump,
etc. and baseball game between 0r
leans county and the rest Of the state.
A large class Of candidates IS expect.
ed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
FsTATr 81 JEssTr X PnrssrrY.

STATE or VERMONT. The Honorable
District Of Washington, "a. Probate Coaft for
the plstrtat afa1eaA3d 20 all persons inter-
esfed IN the estate II Jessie X PRESLEY, late of
the Town "a Barre tn said Distinct deceased,
Craelingf
Whereas said Court mas assigned the 2sd
day 81 june next for examining and ali0w-
ing the account Of the administrator
81 tha estate af said deceased and
for decree 81 the residue Of said estate to
the lawful claimants OF che same and oFdered
that pubae notice thereof Be given 70 ali per-
sons Interested Ia said estate hy publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous
70 the day assigned. IN the Barre Daily Times
4 newspaper published at City Of Eagre 10 said
disfries
Therefore v0a are hefeby notified 20 appear
At the Probate 0face 10 Montpelier 10 snid
District, on The day assigned, then and there
~ contest tho allowance of said sc count II you
see cause, and g establish your right as heirs
legateeg and lawful claimants % said residue.
Given under nay hand, this 9Th DAY ol june,
iala
PRANK j. MARTIN, Judge.
tues inne T-i4-2i
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
Read What the D. A. Perry
Real Estate Agency Says:

30 ii9, For sale isoacres Of good land suit.
ably divided Into niiage, past0ragc and wood
land lays some rolling, bus ia very productive.
Good sugar and apple orchards 40 a soft
curry twenty cows and team. Good barns
good ciFht-r0om house. Cuts eighty tons 81
bay, Running water "a hquae and harm. Near
schools 0n Ky n d. ana telephone line. two
door. ~ cows u head of young stock pair 81
horses, and an farming tools and machinery
exc. everything % De with All fgr The low
price 81 fai00QQ $4,000 cash, balance time.
hou can't best his. Rtf
no. ii5 good one io0 acres n lard. Is
acres 81 tillage, a5 sores Of pastraQa and 30
acres b. pasture ard woodland land "a warm
apd early good soil lree from stone and lodges.
Sugar and apple orchards. a0ag0 ta 5000 feet
Of soft wood timber Farm cuts from thirty 10
fartY toms oi hay keeps twelve 70 fifteen cows
aud team. Big basement harn, q ( AZ clap
boarded sad painted, good siio. Would cost
seven-foom house ven painted. Only four or
I'VE miles from station and tWp good t0wna, on
Z. 4 y ane telephone lines. Buildings IN
snred Tor $4,000 This property can b. pur-
chased for $4,000 ssp00 down.
No. li6. heautifui cottage and three ana enc
half acres of land only one mile from Ram
doiph and one 81 the best towns "a the state.
THIS cottage contains seven rooms. 81 IA extra
good condition ~ hardwood foors pofches
on front and s.de Running water &c house
aud barn, Coed barn, 81 ~ riaph1arded and
painted two sheds, ~ ie and X W Land
LAYS ven. Near school, On ri z B and teie-
phone line. IL you SEQ yen win purchase it,
q the price e only $4,000 terms, one hat
cash fsff
no. III nice restaurant; for sale cheap on
account q poor health q owner. Twenty reg-
uiar boarders at s3,f0 per week, with 4 good
transient trade Fixtures an 81 good shape;
plenty OF siiyerware, glass and croekery good
siqeh0afdi two ranges gas stoves electric fans,
mission clock large mirrors, and al other FIX
fHEes needed TITS q q money maker. Good
location Is he best town Ia the state. 7sa
10. 49, one 0f THE best hl8cksmith shops in
the state, In q good town aud + rafting good
business for two men. Building 81 x9s fene-
mHut ~ eight rooms and bath over the shop.
stock and tools. Building and business viii be
sacrificed on account Of poor health 81 owner.
s8ff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21

Leaving ont Of count the great cir.
cuses Of Rome and Antioch and com.
ing down to something Of modern
times. the first circus fl England was
on a footpath known as Halfpenny
Hatch. 10 the Waterloo road. London.
There, IN ITO, Astiey's frst perform.
ance was given. with the aid Of a
drum. two hfes and one clown. a
charge OF sixpence was made for the
front standing places. There was no
building and not even a tent, but mere
" a ring Of ropes and stakes. Print
tive as were the arrangements, Ashley
soon attracted good audiences and was
able to add TO bis program conjuring.
transparencies, vaulting and tumbling.
With displays Of fireworks. In course
Of time he was able to hire en- inelosed
ground and erected seafs under a sub.
sfautial roof. He called the place Asst.
ley's amphifheater riding house
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
spRAYINe rHR porAroFs.
Saves Much Money By Killing Bugs an
Fungi.

AAhAt
From bulletin Of TIE New York
Estate agricultural station, the national
department Of agriculture has compiled
some instructive facts about spraying
potatoes A the department states the
prohtableness IT thorough spraying to
protect potatoes against funEous dis.
eases and insect enemies WAS very strik,
fingly shown in experiments reported BY
= g. Stewart and associates Of the New
York state station The experiments
have been made under the direct super
vision Of the station Of in cooperation
with growers in different parts Of the
state II general, thorough spraying
with Bordeaux mixture was very effect
i've against blight and rot and flea beetle.
While IN few cases all loss from these
causes could not be prevented, even By
thorough spraying, IN every case where
there was severe outbreak Of blight,
enough good was done 70 repay all ex-
.peniture both 81 money and Of time.
Generally spraying was very profitable.
.Of those whose tests were reported TO
the station, 30 growers made net profit
lot $4,000 from spraying
IN IA cooperative experiments, cover
ing $50 acres the average increase in
yield due to spraying was 62M bushels
per acre, the cost Of spraying was S4ns
per acre, the cost per acre for each
spraying 90 cents. and the net profit per
acre s2fs6 Similar and almost equally
profitable results were obtained fl six
other experiments Not only were there
gains in yield due mainly 70 lengthening
the time Of growth by preventing foliage
destruction bv late blight, but the
sprayed potatoes, being more mature
were Of better cooking quality.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
rsrArp ~ Maud MARroa1o.


STA TIE or VERMONT. Tie Honorable
District Ok Washington, g Probate Court for
the District aforesaid 10 All persons In
terBstaa ia the estate 81 Maris Marjorie.
late of City af Barre, Ia said District de-
ceased Greeting.
Whereas said CpuFf has assigned tho 92nd
day Of JuHe nextfor examining and allowing
tbs sceounf Of fhe administrator 81 tile estate 81
said deceased and for decree d tie residue
at said eatste 70 the lawful claimants Of the
same and ordered that public notice thereof
he given to all persons Interested ia said es~
tate hs publishing this order three weeks sue,
eeseiyeiy prey ious Sc the day assigned II TIRE
harra Daily Times, . newspaper pahlished AZ
CITY Of Barre, N said District
therefore, you are hereby notified 20 appear
af the Probate Office ID Montpelier IT, ssid
District On the dhy assigned then and there
Ia contest the allowances Of said account Il you
sae caasa and 70 establish yonr fiehs as heirs,
leFatees aua lawful claimants 70 said residue.
Given under my hand az Montpelier - said
District this 6tb dny Of Tane 1914
FRANK ]. MARTIN. Judge.
tues june g.is-2t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
REAL EsTATE ZOE sALR


FOR SALE Cottage house with six rooma
and bath room. All modern improvements.
CNnar must sell az once, as he Is going " laaFe
town Inquire OF ~ q Guy. g0 orange ST. sssf
FOR SALE Or RENT- Cottage house. g
epauldine street, also s-tenement house and
2stanemanr house for sale, Ii good location. In-
qulrs 0f ~ 4. Hadleyi i Eeckiey street..
Barre. 1854
FOR sALE-Abeut Il acres Of iand IN Barre
Town. Bounded Oh two sides ny city lins.
1850 strawberry plants SGT this spring. p a.
IEaw. Bttt
FOR sALE on TO RENT-- Cottage an French
estate seven rooms ana bath. an finished ID
yellow birch. Hardwood luora b every room.
FURNACE Feat electric lights gas set tuas.
Good eemeuted cellar For partcularaseaD at
81 franklin stteet o. phana 4s3-A iQi1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
how's lhIs2

We oner one Hundred Dollars Reward FOR any
case oE Catarrh that cannot be cured 81 HANS
CatarEh Cure.
D. ,. CHENEY & c.. Toledo, o.
we fheundersiened have known 4 u Che.
neq FOR the last IS years and believe him PEP
feetlv honorable Ia all business transactions
and financially able 70 carly OUT any obligations
made by his ilrm.
WALDO. KfsNAE a MAHvfN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. q
Halifs Catnrrh Care e taken internally, acting
directly upon tho stood alta mucous surfaecs 81
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price %
cents per bottle sold 81 all OfaZgizts
Take Halls Family pIils Tor constipation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Fent- Ease, the antisepfie powder. ff
cures painfal, smaFtine nervous feet. aud II :
stnntlF takes the sting cat 81 cofns and bum
ions. rs the greatest comfort discovery d
the aNe Aliens Foot Ease makes tight oE
uew shoes feel easy. II "a i certain cure far
weaung Gallons, swollen, tired. aching feet
Always use A q break in new shoes. Try II to-
dav sold aVervWhnfe. By mail for % cts ia
stamps Don't accept emy substitute For
fKkf trigI package address, Allen S olmsted,
Ne Roy, y. u
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
A Dreadful Wound

from 4 knife, gan, tin can rusty natl
fireworks, Of Of any other nature de-
mands prompt treatment vito Buckiens
Arnica Salye. TO prevent blood poison
IT eanerene It's the quickest surest
healer for Ill such wounds, az also for
burns. boiis. sores, skin eruptions, ecze-
ma, cbapped hands, coyns o. plies. 2oe
~ thA p42a CFaaa piAaruaahr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
REAL EsTATE ZOE sALE
FOR SALE

Edgar Ifow has luat placed his residence on
tfpw HUI with us fof immediate sale This
place s. lueaied just outside ~ che city limits
ana consists % a large modern house, d nice
barn end one acre II laud. The owner is willing
20 taeriuee $1,000 from the actual cost 70 bniid
the buildings and give ~ tho land 70 close 20
out soon Come q and yer the price, THE
u 81 Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre. Vt Tel.
ephone i27 H. 79tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-06-21
A WOMAN TO De PRETTY
Must Have Luxuriant and Glossy Hair
NO Matter what Col0r.

Must Have LuxurlRnt and Cloany Hair
NO Matter what CetOr.
The nnest contour Of female face the
sweetest smile Of a female mouth. loses
something n the head Is crowned with
scant hair seanf and falling hair. It g
now known. u caused by y parasite tlmt
burrows into The scalp % the root of the
hair. whore e saps the vitality The llts
tle white scales the germ throws ~ ii
burfowihg are called dandrun TO cure
dandrun permanently. then, and TO stap
falling hair. that germ must be killed
Newhroa Herpioide. an entirely new re
suit Of the chemical laboratory destroy
The dandrnf germ and, 81 course etou
The falling hair and prevents badness
Sold BY leading druggists Send zoe. ~
stamps for sample q The Harpeide &c
Detroit tflch
une Dollar Bottles Guaranteed.
B. A. Drown. Special Agent