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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-14
TALK OF THE TOWN
Presbyterian fair tonight.
Ladies, silk hose at Abbotts.

Ladies SILK nose AZ ADbott p
Thomas Mari went 70 Waterbury this
morning on business trip.
Look out for Laws big Saturday sale
The New England Fruit Store.
j. III. Lavery left last night on bust
ness trip to Concord, n. H., and vicinity
Useful presents for the whole family
found here. Henry w. Knight, successor
to veale & Knight.
In making present Of any kind Of
leather goods, be sure of the quality.
Browns leather goods can be relied upon,
"Hannah, don't get gay" Tonight
At the Presbyterian church fair New
Jokes. local hits, etc, Come on; get in
line.
Miss Agnes Head returned this noon
to her home in Franklin, n. H., after
visiting relatives in the city for the past
ten days.
If YOU wish to spend a good sociable
evening. attend the public social, Miles
hall Saturday evening, Dec. l6. Per
couple, soc; ladies free. Refreshments
included.
Guests registered at the City hotel
Yesterday and to-day were rs follows:
+. d Black, Grand Rapids, Mich, II, B.
Long, White River functions ., 7.
Forbes, r. w. Carleton, Boston; B. 2.
Gillette. Burlington; j. L. Miller, Quin-
cv. Mass, r. J. Haight Chicago g.
Carpenter. Winooski; NJ, R. Snow, Prov
idence, r. |.
The huge granite spire quarried at
the Wells & Lamson deposit in Webster
Vile recently was unloaded from its cass
AZ the Jones Bros sheds last night and
this morning. On account of its inn
mense weight of 90 tons, one end of the
bio shaft was removed while the other
was allowed to swing G.. the surface Of
the car. The spire is five feet thick and
measures So feet in length, and Is said
to be one of the longest pieces Of stock
ever auarried from the hill. A. NJ Troup,
the photographer, recently took picture
Of the employees of Jones Bros, number.
ing some 275 men, standing and seated
on the big spire.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-14
MANY PUBLIC REQUESTS.
Including Sum of Money to Kimball I'm
ion Academy.

Boston, Dec. l4.-Public requests ag-
gregating $4,000 are provided for in
the will of the late Attorney John d.
Bryant, who left an estate worth more
than 100000. The legacies include sl0,-
900 each to Harvard Dental school, Bos-
ton Y NJ. G. A., and Y. w. C. A., and
the Congregational church at Meriden,
N. H. He also left $4,000 for the
needy of Meriden and $4,000 to Kim
ball Union academy at Meriden. The
will, which covers rs typewriter pages,
is the longest ever fled in Suffolk conn
ty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-14
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

FOUND--Ladiss' gold watch. which owner
can have by proving property aud paving
charges at this office. 23it5
wANTED-Place to work on farm by man
and wife together. Address Chris Mekkleson,
Wiliamstown. Vt. Telephone 1854 23Itys
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-14

Handkerchief headquarters at The
Vaughan Store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-14
Ladies' and ChiIdren's FuTs

We sell more Furs at Christmas
time than at any other time of the
year, so this is the time that we have
our largest and best assortment.
In Ladies' Furs we can give you
almost anything you may want rroni
Coney at $500 to Black Lynx
or an Eastern Mink.
The popular Fur is the Black Wolf,
Fox, Lynx and opossum. These we
have in any grade you may want,
both in the Muffs or Separate Scarfs.
We can give you some good values
in the Misses Junior Sets. These are
in the size between the ladies' and
childrens sizes, and in Furs such as
Blue, Gray and Sable opossum, Wolf
aud Brook Mink.
The small Furs for children from
three to eight years old are always
very attractive and our line is COM
plete and we can give you some ex-
ira good values in whites, grays and
browns. Run from $1.25 to $3.50
per set.
At $3.50 is Special opossum
Muff that has unusual value for the
money.
We have a few odd Fur Coats that
we are selling at quite little under
price value.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-14

make the Christmas gift nice Hosiery.
Here are some specials.
New lot of Lisle Thread, Black
Hose, silk embroidered, in very neat
designs. These are advance styles Of
spring Hosiery, soc per pair; in lots
Of two or three pairs will put in a
Christmas box.
silk HOSE in black with all pure
silk legs at soc per pair.
silk Hose in black, dove and navy
at 500 per pair in Christmas
boxes Quality Of Hose is no poorer
by being boxed. We buy the boxes
ourselves.
We have lots Of pretty Christmas
boxes and will fix you up nice on your
Christmas gifts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-14

A regular communication
OF Granite lodge. No. 80, f
| and A. NJ, will be held Fri.
~ day evening at Z o'clock for
* dispatch of business. Per or
der w. M.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
The One.Sided FrilI.

Neckwear styles have not changed
much since the fall fashions were put
before us, The one.sided frills so
much worn In the beginning OF the sea.
son are seen, These are made OF the
finest linen lace and embroidery and
button In with a front but,oning blouse
or are attached 10 band that will
run down the front OF a waist button
ing in the back.
When worn with collarless blouse
there is generally a plated frill collar
or a straight standing collar or stock
which comes with the front frill
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
GOOD FITTINGS FOR STABLES
suldirss Shouts Be wei liented ana
Hisn Enough Ter Ample Vsnt's-
,ior--sixe o. Door.

The stables for the stock should ee
vel! lighted high enough for amp.
y.r',Ia.!or and the stalls vide and long
enough for the stock to rest 10 COM
,of; The stable doors should be fully
r feet 10 width. hung on rollers.
hi. will proven, an animal from being
Injured IL passing In or out OF ha!i.
open door. The winter doors should
be solc and slotted IN summer. IN"
following dimensions will prove salts.
factory: width OF double stall With
.;archiuns for cows. 8 feet width OF
iced trough. IS inches. width OF feed
passage between txo rows OF cattle.
. feet. length Of stall from s'Anchion
70 gutter for email cows, feet; length
., sail from stanchion TO gutter for
larse cows. 6 feet: length 81 partitions
oetseen stalls, 4 feet. width OF manure
gutter 10 COW stable. u inches. depth
o! gutter. . inches. and walk behind
co~s. Z feet width Of stall for horses.
5 feet. length OF STALL for horses, -
feet: size o. ioose boz for mare with
colt. loIl2 feet. and sise Of looss box
for COW and calf. tlie feet
A concrete door put down on . prop
sriy Graded t.inch base Of cracked
stone 10 not too hard II the cattle are
well bedded. The best eoor for horses
10 ore Of red clay. Just made moist
enough 10 pack down Arm 4 clay
aoor 10 bes, for horses feet 4 stoas
floor 10 too hard. and . board eoor ID
too dry The stable should fscs south
the doors should open out upon . ven
sheltered. dry yard. securely fenced
Running water In the yard. with drain
20 carry OF the overflow, 10 to be pre-
serred 70 water 10 the stable
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
WAISTc0ATs MADE OF WOOD
Scientists Discover Method Of Making
Thread Of Ceilulose Extracted
From Spruce Wood.

Are YOU wearing wooden waist
coat? II not. probably you soon will
be. Clothes made literally from wood
are tie latest sartorial venture. The
discovery OF this new process Is large.
~ due To the fad that bleached cotton
IL known to be composed Of very near
ly pure cellulose,
Working on this basis, scientists
have discovered method OF manufac-
turing a thread Of cellulose extracted
from spruce wood.
New England cotton spinners are
exceedingly optimistic about the dis
covery, and with material manufac
tured from this latest process expec,
to produce clothing at prices far below
those now charged. The finest prod
uct will. II 10 said. be cheaper than
cotton In the bale.
In addition TO this cardinal advan
tage, the new material can be dyed
any color, and--a very important poin'
the dye viii not fade. Lastly. the
material Is noninhammable.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
PRETTY LACE BEDROOM SET
Made From Bargain Counter Lace and
Cheap Dotted 81 embreidered
Muslin.

Hun, he stores these bargain days
for pieces 81 insertion In a shoay lace
aboI, tao inches vide II you And a
bargain. get several pieces o. Il, also
look on, for cheap dotted or embroid'
cred muslins Some Of these too
coarse for gowns are excellent for
fancy work.
With such simple materials q hand.
SON. set for your summer home bed
room can be made
Cut the muslin the desired share for
bureau cover. pin cushion. table scarf
lingerie pillows and valance and spread
for the bed Hem the edges with hens
two inches deep 'or the coverlet and
yaalnce. narrower u the right proper
ton for the smaller pieces.
Basic the insertion 20 the muslin or
RICH, site to form any graceful design
inside o! the hem. Strips can b.
brought 20 form a diamond 10 center
~ each piece and smaller diamonds
beyond T.. Again, there can be inter
( lsoins strips the length OF the materia
TO form diamonds or ovals. or the In
sertion can be run In opposite olrec
ton. and IN several rows 70 form {
checkered border OF lace around the
entire piece.
/ Basic the insertion smoothly into
shape. taking care TO measure aocu
ra,ely and stitch both edges on ma
chine With a hundred cotton.
Cut away material from underneath
insertion. turn back the edges OF mus
lin and stitch a second time TO pre-
vent pulling.
Whatever the arrangement chosel
for the insertion. I, must be the SAM
on all pieces OF the set, only modife,
By size. Sometimes instead Of q hen
the edges can be finished with a lac,
firm or with a narrow rune OF the dot
ted muslin, edged with lace. Thes
are hard 10 launder. SO the PLANE
ones are more sensible.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
POPULARITY OF THE SASH
Comes Oses win Other Aeessso''ss
o. Toilet fev Spring ana Sum.
~sr Use.

w'its The other accessories Of the
,oils, FOR spring and summer use the
old.astioned sash comes back 20 Us
once more II Il ~ some new 'ancies,
A. revived fashions are apt 10 be. ye,
!, - none the less attractive and vel
come I, 4. such a great aid IN vary.
ing summer gowns. especially white
ones
The general style seems 20 be the
girdls eHec, IN the front. slightly
raised In empire fashion q, the back.
the square bow and the long lowing
ends. Some OF thoss In pas,el.colored
mo,res are edged with black chiffon
ruchss. finished with black chenille
fringe and chenille flowers at the
ends Others are finished With feath
.r trimmings and have little wrea,hs
% the gold French roses ., the ends
The velvs, sashes are lined with
geld cloth and are embroidered with
gold on the ends and on the square
bows. with medallions around the CIR
die In the front also. The sof, chiffon
ssshes are double. In two shades. &c
give the changesble effect 80 popula
| this season. Some OF the sash end.
are gathered into tassels ~ the ends
some are knotted half way up. whil'
some are heavily !ringed. There arr
styles 70 sui, all wearers, even lace
sashes coming in for their share o
popularity.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
:I!ll|lI|9l!lII
Burr Oak.
DELAYED letter Az.

DELAYED let'er, Aug. I, l"ll.
Miss. Ruth and Alice Ammo YiS'
i,ed with Mis- fern hD"ies. ia.' sun.
day.
Mis- Louise B.edsoe "sS the
guest ~ Miss Bonnie sinclair over
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Piising'on
and baby spent sunday Win Mrs,
lana Blarh!y and family
Jesse Ammo, Ray Ammo, Tom
SION. and Perry stone drove 70 Fans
Ci,y. Tuesday, 20 see 'he show.
Mr.. Edward Eads has purchased
quit. number Of hogs lately which
he intend, 10 feed his corn 10 during
the " inter.
Mrs. Hat,i. Ammo and son, For.
est. left here saturday for a two
weeks visit With relatives In -. JO-
seph and Kansas cry,
We are glad 10 >ay that The grass
hoppcrs have almost entirely EFF this
vicinity and their damage l. not 80
much A. "as expected.
We are sorry 70 learn thai the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam Hopper has pneumonia. but she
l. getting along nicely and We hope
she viii soon recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. u, \. Bow and
daughter. Fern, returned home Tues
day Of last week after few days
visit With Mrs. B.'s mother. Mrs. la.
vid ;. Cox, Of 81. Deroin, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone and
family. Misses Daisy and May Muir
rah. Fannie and We ME sinclair, and
Messts. Trevor. Ray and Jesse Anne
spent Sunday with Mr., and Mrs
Nick Stone and family,
ECO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
LIVESTOCK
EsNOTES1

The sows should farrow In March.
The check.rein is a. comfortable to
a horse as the high collar is to q work
lngman.
An excellent bedding for hogs 10
marsh hay or pulp from sugar cane
meal, This gives out very little dust.
On a farm OF 100 acres or over II
pays much better TO sell sheep az NUT.
ton instead Of stock for other people
TO tstten.
A handful OF oil meal given to the
horse once day will keep him In
good condition and makes his coat soft
and sleek.
The pigs should be allowed the free
range OF an alfalfa field and fed milk
and shorts and barley, or a mixture OF
the three.
II you cannot AFFORD to buy pure-bred
mares at the start. buy the best you
can, then trade and buy until you can
get the real article.
1t 10 easy to teach . sucking colt
how to drink milk. and . quart OF
warm cows milk In the morning will
give II good start
Many mares are unable to supply
their colts with suflicient milk. partieu.
larry when hard worked. In such cases
they should be helped out
The average farmer can care for
four or hve sows with very nttle
trouble; but keep good ones. a.
scrubs are likely to lose money for
you.
Sheep will dig pretty close 10 the
grass roots In the early spring II you
give them chance. They like . taste
Of something fresh. II you feed them
plenty Of turnips this viii help to sat-
isfy their sppstitss.
II 10 the farmer who keeps sheep
for number Of ysars that ands them
most profitable. Some years they viii
return much better profit than 9th
ers and Il 10 hard to sell and bug q
iust the right time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11

pi.h iarg. single yiole, embroidered
n .ha natural violet and green colors
10 ne middle. AID a border 0. smaller
SSji.'s al The way round
Ti- sache, should b. filsd Nth vio-
let sach.' powder % CORRESPOND si'h
the embroidered foaer The ssme
itsa might be very pre;;.iy carried
GU, ~i,a other flowers embroidered
on The ss,in center. such. for example,
az .il.ss. roses. aelio,rope or csrns'
lions =. sam. scent st nat OF the
aoS.r b..tg chosen 20 perfume the
tschec
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11


Miss Clara Butter, vi Broosiayen.
Miss, IL here fora Visit with her
friend, Miss Mary TOOK and other
friends.
.Nee-Wa Almond Brick, In.
visible Face Powder and Perfect
Tint l. for sale al Mrs. Ne,herland's
Millinery Store. AK for same.
DR.. Daniel Morton, Of ~. Joseph
answered hurried call, On account
Of e. y. Proud being stricken, com.
Ing by automobile, sunday morning,
arriving shortly after Mr.. Proud :
death.
Ear Morgan. Is years q age, a
son OF Charlie Morgan, formerly q
this city. but nov a resident Of Mon.
tana, Il very sick, with SYMPTOMS 81
appendicitis. He II al the home u
his aunt, Mrs. 7, Is. Handy, Who la.
taken care Of him from infancy.
The many friends Of william
Niiiij Risk, Who has a. many friends
a. NIIc fItNl Ofif III TINS Nsill wi VI lil'
state, are glad 10 welcome him back
home, he having arrived this week
from FarWell, Texas, where he has a
big ranch. Billy says prospects are
tine In his section.
Miss Charlene Russell left Thurs
day OF this week for Kansas City
where She will join her brother-in
Law, J. &. Fits, and son Maurice, ant
from there they will go the Northern
lakes, where they will join her sister
Mrs. j. &. Fits, and sons, Dwight
and Russell, for few weeks fishing
Andrew +. Farris and wife ant
ten children, who moved from Brook
field TO farm i've miles southeast o.
Meadville some months ago, have
been undergoing a tragic experience
for several days past, a plot hayin,
apparently been laid TO exterminat'
them, or most OF them, by poisoning
The evidence indicates that they
drank coffee containing strychnine OF
some other poison.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
NEAT FLORAL SCENT sAcHe1
Flow, Design 10 ussd and same
sesns - Flower chessn 'e'
esehst

Il 10 rather q nice idea 70 choose
some iavori,e Sent and 20 have spe.
cial .ache.s provided for drawers and
~afdrobes. % ,ha, all ones clothes
may b. eighty perfuned ~ith the
sare pleasant otof.
For this purpose, various ornament
ai sachets can be used such. for In
stance. as ,he one which 10 shown 10
our illustration.
This sache, 10 made In pale naus'
satin .i;h a border Of white lace arc
a square Of white satin Ia the center
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11

sows tina, are fed on corn and other
concentrated. heat.producing foods
during pregnancy are quite sure TO
experience more or less dificulty A.
narrowing time and We need not
blame the SOW or wonder II she 10
cross and feverish and runs and
chases the pigs up IN one corner Of
the zen, or even turns upon them and
deyours them
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
y I HIN0SW0RTH
KNOWING

Some manufacturers say short capes
are coming back.
The broad girdle is again appearing
IN fashionable frocks.
One would 60 far to find a more at
'ractive waist than the new chiffon
Jumper.
The strong favor for serges In black,
navy and white shows no signs OF de.
'reasing.
Corals that nearly reproduce the
'eal thing are set on a bar, making a
most attractive veil pin.
Tea gowns often have hanging
leeves. and the peasant sleeve cut In
me with the bodice is by no means az
yet discarded.
Shoulder scarfs seem universal for
day and evening wear. Much wider
than heretofore, they serve In cold
weather to give warmth
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
Ventilated sheep shed.

hinges 50 Is 20 be pushed out ana
propp.d open. allowing the fresh air
20 enter a, the bottom Of the opening.
The TOP o. this Kind Of . shed may
D. left open the greater part OF the
time xi,hou, haimiIg the flock ii Gil.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
SMART WALKING COSTUME
oss'Sa inst viii Mshs W Attractive
y IN emess Grey
ciesh-

Ills 10. indeed. Q smar, cos-une.
ard would io-ot reii 10 smoke gray
closh. :, has plain stir .-uuS
g, foo. By he1 o. Black sa..a-
n. long se1i.t..inr coat tas large
-e.ers Q, black sa-ir. also deep cass:
. sa;lt :As 10 seur .gst below reverS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
Obituary

Leland Ssdro~ Nape the lit,le
sn u Ebert and Pear. Napls zas
byrn xarch =. lsll. And departed
,ni. life. jolly -. Isli. aged Z -aontts
and j. day. This dss. .i't.s one ~as
the !cy q ia parent. a'.f q 'e q.
tive and friends TIA. .nsS hin and
tie pride 2. tie h,ms Th.s .i''.e
li,. by5fe,i anf on,y texan = zen
tue PEAS sr14s' - srciear !. - +.
-ha. RI ss~s1 - - Nth hin sr9
ias. ph.n tie sNee. ifs.;Ar:e IL .ts
shat~ = smile. AMI dear lee. ~..-
iny ~hI.9i.s "a ts AS s''.c.@'
niih cholera i'.an'sm ard re raj.
li,... o.G s'' s4..L ~ b.y,-l IL lea.
ven
D.s'-.. Bs.y ~. ,s.' -. -,
Ar1r.y -. a. &c; p
-. '.r,... 'h.' tz.' s.'s'
IT, -s,s az -Y--vss..t
Tleedsy. Argus. ! y. !''s I'm
Sas .sDds'y cgn,eysd f',-. ~ agns
q, 10 .rsr5n1tn.i - 'a~ Christian
church AID se'y iup'-s.ls. .s''i--
nAs CONDUCTED Dy Elder n y Dsa.
m. pAs'9, 9f'hs parent a''.' enI-t
~. remains S-rs aid - 's.' by ~
side o. D.. grandfather ard man
cousin ,ha' had ggre D"i,'.
Tno~4 OF - 'rNn ma a''Sri"r.
ne ,In4's acre NJ ana NJ. :"
SedrgN. grandparents. ard N.s- T. .
49, W. ! : G1.dD.'' srd Ne III
Ws'.5n. a.. 2; N4i'.arG " ora
i'.g.r e = J.-+yh. NJ NJ. hs''
DfeLsi 4n1 family = "yf'I.s.
; FKiEsD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
Cord GjrdlO,

Although very often most attrac
tive. the use Of cord for girdle will
probably lose caste from over-popu
iarity, for as fad II has already
been overworked.
That II 10 pretty, however, cannot
be denied. and with the empire wsis,
line there 10 no more appropriate I'm
ish.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
Filling the Stocking.

p.rspns Mn az ap'I'yfs - "a.
tis'ics have H.Yfs1 T. or ma ne
American p.ppe are saving aHay IN
tneir s'c.ings every year nor. han
a billion dollars. THIS j. ne inSe.'.
msnt capita, O.ths country 'ta' ind
- say through ,a,lnss institutions
and g'her channels - IA. pIrcaa,. q
bgnd. - various Kind. and insss'-
mehts ~ a similar nature, J. /, ~.
money 'ha' s'r"ss The tank. ana
se.p> The shesls 81 INDUSTRY and CON.
mere. Ia motion. And mast % ti!s
huge sum j. 'hs result ~ II''l. saE.
chant and other persons .! moderate
means IT,. funds - 'he mu.'i.mi..
lionaire and The sy-.a.i.d master, q
finance Furnish a comparatively sna..
part ~ his great total Which /, '"Ic.
A. much a. the saving. %. Franc. 'Le
nation noted for 49, 'hfl!t. Never
teiOre IN TIE his'Dry Il 'he word has
there p."n another Instance "! -gcf
enormous saving which IA i'>s.f rep
reS.n's NE surplus po""r - .abDr
In the last sua.y,iS II means TIE pro
ductiOn IN the United states - NOR.
than a billion dollars yearly IN sur
plus energy. Take u a. whole IA
nation l. a long Nay from the poor
house. II also explains Why Mr. Nor
gan and his friends are dead ansiOU
20 cinch their control over the enyr
nous power cr!stslized in savings
IL throws a bright light On III
scheme for a central tank, "ha'.ye
may he the name II H. disguise.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11

10 which Q bu,'oEhole 10 worked
,tis. with corresponding button.
forms fastening
Large Ia, OF black ta,in edged With
Dull gold salloon and caugh, back
Nth Z buckle
Materials required S!1 yards
cloth ~ inches vide tao yards sA,,n.
seven yards silk for lining coat.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
Coliag for Nara

no not compel your horses to begin
the seasons work with poorly hitting
collars. Provide collar that nts
we'll and make no change
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11

Will buy fine level lot providing i'm, costing
81 600 iut OH thu lot thi. Year.
Above prices good for 30 days only Vau- # these lots
..Ol each If lots 50 feet by $50 feet and 3" feet by 100
e.t-if two lots wanted. only adjoining lot b.
had for s.yy
These lots la fine any lots III the city & Oregon
have t-rfect natural drainage dust n- view public
road and wid- close in walk. e.
ho-. school hpi-e and depot Three hn- modern homes
cC-ng s. " O. 5000 each built these lots the
have u residence lots in This tract for
lrir. $3.50 each and # them for 500: also have
feet by 4Op feet. price spu zach. These
fin. -id.ir. y,- lay two blocks and blocks north
# court hons. FIR terms aud further particulars. call
Or writ
s. 4. SCHULTZ,
OREGON, MISSOURI.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11

osvvssses Shsws1 D. - Aers~Ss6 -
- - GIVE Necessary erssh Az
so1 exeiv6s Ns0vy oosna-

A building devoted TO sheep should
Be arranged 20 - 20 give the desires
fresh cir and prevent the betting
rains from getting inside. Ordinary
door Arrangements will not AFFORD
this protection
Windows or the upper par, Of the
building may be nIsd With strong
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-08-11
500


viii buy OH e th--. fine lots. pro:iiine INF
sting 50 EU ar IN, Oh the 1T -yyn.