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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02

High up on the front of the Currier
block, the G. Bau studio has placed a
raised gold ettered sign on which is
inscribed, ''The G. Ban Studio, Photog-
raphers." Herbert A. Rugg executed the
,rnrl-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02

Court Barre No. 1917,
/. o. +. Joint meeting
of Companion and Sub
ordinate court win be
held in the X. of c. hall
Tuesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock. Soeial
dance to follow bus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02

N. NJ Nelson's auto express truck got
stuck in the mud near the b. b. Jack
son turn this morning while on the
way to Montpelier An electric car came
along and the conductor was obliging
enought to stop and pull the truck out
of the mud by attaching chain to the
car from the truck. On the first pull
the chain broke, but another hitch was
made and the truck rolled out on the
second pull. The truck was stalled
about half an hour.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02

Monday arrivals at the hotel Otis
were as follows: w. Dowd, Boston; +.
C. Hayward, Rutland; D. w. Jameson,
Manchester, n. H.. C. +. Wyman, Bos-
ton; c. j. Osborne, Rutland; H. J. San
ders, st. Adams; Z. d. Russell, Provi.
denee. r. L.; Joseph Hendricks, st.
Johnsbury; G. M. Middletown, Chicago;
Il. L. Wallen, Middlesex.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02

Adyices received at the quarrywork
ers Office tell of the settlement of la
Dor differences at Redstone, N. Fl. I
new bill has been signed, which wen
into effect May l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02
lie Union Card is The Sign of Union Store
BUY BY THE CARD.

If your favorite store
hasn't got it find out why
and trade with clerks wear
ing Union Buttons.
r. G. !. p. A., Local PAL.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-02
Ladies' Tailored Suits

Ladies' Tailored Suits are just as pop
ular as ever, and the new values which
are constantly coming in are sure to in
terest those who are looking for a good
nobby Tailored Suit.
The values we are putting out at
S12.5O and $500 are sure to in.
terest those who are looking for good
suit value at medium price
At $500 are number of different
models in popular Suits Of the season.
are made up in serges and mixtures,
and are good values.
In the Suit values at prices $1,000
to $500 you are sure to find some
values that will appeal to you as being
little different and up to the date in
every respect.
AT from s275O to $4,000 are some
Suit models in the seasons best values
Suits that are little different in de-
sign and finish and will surely appeal
to you as the seasons best models
These are made up in fine serges and
novelty cloths.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
"YOUR FACE
LOOKS BETTER
Pimplcs and Blemishes Cleared
Away by Polsam, the New
Skin Remedy.
SKINS TONE D.

Results are seen after one over.
night application of posfam when
used for pimples, blemishes. rashes,
undue %redness, clearing the complex
Ion, etc. 1t works wonders in quickly
restoring any affected skin to normal
condition and healthy tone. "My face
was always full of big pimples. and !
used to be ashamed to go on the
street" writes Mrs. Helen Christian.
Jersey City, y. j., but since | use1
poslam my face Is as clear as a new
born baby's."
In promptly d~isposing OF these
minor skin troubles poslam gives
evidence Of its remarkable powers to
heal the more serious and stubborn
skin diseases, such az acne. letter.
scabies, etc, In which II has made It's
great reputation. Itching is stopped
as 500 as poslam is applied. A sam
pie sufficient TO show results is
mailed free, upon request, by the
Emergency Laboratories, 32 West
T~wenty-ffth street, New York City.
Poslam is sold in two sizes trial, SO
cents; regular Jars, $2) by all drug
glsts. particularly Hegeman's. Riker's.
Kalish's. Kinsman's and Milhau's.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
A Pleasant, Simple. But Safe and Efeetual
Cure For II.

Ca,srrh q the stomach has long been con.
riersd the mex, thing TO i%ncurahle, The usual
symptoms are a full or hloaung scn"ation httf
eating. ACCOMPANIED somet.mes with sour or wn'ey
risings, a formation NJ gases, causing pressure
"a the heart and lungs aud difficult breathing,
headaches. tickle appetite, Nervousness and a
general played out, laugril feeling.
There IL often a foul tlfc IN the mouth,
coated iongu. and u the interior ~ the stomach
could I've zen It would chow a Shiny, inflamed
condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate trouble
ia found in a treatment which causes the food to
he readily. thoroughly digcstel before it has time
TO ferm.nt and irrtate the delicate mucous sur
faces Of the stomach. To secure a prompt and
healthy digestion "a The one necessary thing t. do
and when normal digestion Is secured the ca
,arrhal condition viii haze disarptared.
According to nr. llarlauson, the safest and
hest treatment is IN u.c after each meal q tablet,
composed 4 DiastR,e, Aseruc lepsiu, a little
Nux, Golden seal and fruit acids, These tahlct,
IAN now he found at all drug stores under the
name 81 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and not beng
. patent medicine can he used with perfect
safety and assurance that healthy appetite and
thorough digestion will follow their regular i've
after meals.
The plan Of dieting is simply another name for
starvation. and the use Of prepared foods and new
tangled breakfast foods simply makts matters
worse as any d~ysncpt!c who has tired them knows.
As Dr, Bennett say,, the only reason | can
imagine why Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet, are not
universally used by ever body who IL troubled IN
any way with POOR digestion Is ieau'c many
people seem to think that because a medicine is
advertised or is sold Ia drug stores or IL protected
by a trade mark it must be q humhug, whereas
"A a matter II truth any druggist who is uhscr-
want knows that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet, have
cured more people OF Catarrh Of the stomach. in
digestion, heartburn. heart trouble, nervous pros
tration and run down condition generally than nll
the patent medicines and doctors prescriptions
for stomach trouble combined.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the safest prelara-
ton as wen az the simplest aud most convenient
remedy TOR any form Of indigestion, catarrh OF
the stomach, biliousnoss, sour stomach, heartburn
AMI bloating after meals.
send your name and address TO-DAY for a~free
trial package and STE for yourself. Address L. A,
stuart Co.. $50 stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich,
The evening world., 1911-02-15
JOHANNA cADSki HEARD
IN SONGS IN ENGLISH.

Johanna Gadski, in a fetching cos
ume. with a picturesque hat and a
mach hobbled skirt, gave n song recital
az Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon
hefore a crowded house. Flowers IN
:us.on, including a red heart on a
white ba ckground. we're presented to
her. She was applauded vociferously,
with occasional shouts OF "Brava'' ann
shs was forced to add about a dozen
extra numbers to her original pro-
gramme o. twenty-one songs.
Nine. Gadski. in splendid voice, began
with 4 group Of Schubert and Schu-
mann, singing the formers "Ldtanes'
with profound feeling and Schumann's
"wenn Ich Fruh in den Garten Gen
with captivating archness, A second
group was devoted to Franz and
Brahms. and three of the formers COM
positions she sang to English transla-
tions-.The Churchyard,' when I
Walk IN tho Woods" and "Spr!ngtine
and Love"-not altogether with linguis-
tic success. A third group was begun
with wagner's I'm Treibhaus," most
impressively sung, and followed by
strauss "~Zueignung." delivered twice
with splendid freedom. and Grieg's Elm
Schwan."
Then came four songs In English, ad-
mirably enunciated as we'll as sung They
were /. V. saar's The Little Graz
Dove" Edwin Schneider's one Gave
Ne A Rose" sidney Honer's Dearest
and W. W. Rummel's "Ecstasy,' The
hrs, two were repeated, and the others
would have been II the audience could
have had IS way. Mr.. Schneider was
Nine. GadskI's accompanist, and she
made him take the honors for his oNn
composition.
The evening world., 1911-02-15

that he bought the n at Christis's.
In London. 40 a Romney. The chances
are q thousand to one That II 10 neither
a Romney nor u Reynolds. bu< only a
coarse COPY of the genuine original
Reynolds in the English Tankerviile-
Chamberlsyne collection, which tho
mezsotinters. from J. II. Smith down
to Fred Millar. have made familiar
the world over.
b In the Rembrandts-one painting and
some choice etchings-name and quail
ity are combined. The "Girl Holding
n Medal by a Chain" Is worth a little
pilgrimage. An early Turner water
color Is another gem, almost lost in
the melee. The early examples OF
Americans OF p~resent-day vogue
Eastman Johnson. George Boughton.
Picknell. Chase, LaF'arge and Alden
Weir. among o~thers-are not impress
sive, though they do prove like In
Vulnerable other things in the various
compartments OF this gigantic grab
bag. that Robert Hoe picked his win
ners In an Independent s~portsmanlilte
spirit rather than under the handicap
OF expert advice or thrifty idea OF
ever getting hts money out OF them
again.
The sculptured Impressions Of Prince
Paul Troubetskoy. ~ the Hispanic
Museum in West One Hundred and
Fifty-sixth street. drew in 2,36S visitors
between the hours OF eleven and six
on the opening day. Since then the at
tendance has not fallen off. but rather
the contrary.
Aside from Its genuine artistic DRAG.
this vivacious show pulls 'em In on a
variety OF side interests. For example,
1t is pie to the vegetarians-not because
@. Bernard Shaw is there on a bust
larger thai life, but because the titled
sculptor himself is a simple-lifer. and
las q deadly crouch against meat
sAters. One of his charming little
groups called The Ghouls." shows q
gross man gorging himself with a
The evening world., 1911-02-15
UP AND DOWN
PICTURE LANE
BY Henry TyrreU.

The Robert Hoe museum-that Ii the
only way to characterize such a collec-
ton OF pretty much everything in the
artistic and near-artistic line, number
ing five thousand objects, the mere
enumeration OF which fills out a Jumbo
catalogue de luxe. Weighing twenty
pounds and costing s25-ls about to un-
dergo rapid di~sintegration. The big gest
private art collection sale on record be-
gins at the American Art Galleries,
Madison Square South, this Wednesday
afternoon. Feb. 10. The afternoon sales
here will be continued every day ex-
cept Sundays until and including Fri
day, March 3, disposlng Of some three
thousand objects in the categories of
Chinese porcelains, jades and enamels,
japanese metsukes, European ceramics
and bronzes, Old English and other sill
verware. snuff boxes, miniatures,
watches. clocks, fans. needlcwork.
tapestries, rugs. furniture, arms and
armor, and other miscellaneous %trifles.
The evening sessions at Mendelssohn
shuni' Nncio tnb q oll ptlnNluES viii pt
disposed OF. are Thursday M Friday
evenings. the 10th and 18th. Finally. tho
1,G5s lots Of water colors. original draw
ings. etchings and engravings viii DO
sold at the American Art Galleries on
the evenings of Saturday. Feb. Is. to
Saturday. Feb. Is. inclusive.
They have to charge an admission
Zee, for tho masses of things exhibited
MI no less han eleven galleries on
three floors OF the Art Associations
building; and to let the public in ad iib.
would be to invite scenes Of riot and
confusion comparable to those at st.
Bartholomew's Church when a million
aires daughter 4, welded to an English
lord.
This Il TO be the m~illion-dollar ART
sale OF the year. as the lerkes was o.
1910. How the artistic prestige and quail
!ty Of the late Mr.. Hoes m~ultltudinous
collections will stand In comparison wiz
the quantity and the commercial inter-
est involved In the shifting OF values
since the objects OF the various classes
were assembled by their millionaire
buyer, we are Unable 10 say. In any
event. It VIII be educational as we'll a.
interesting to watch the sales.
Some sharps declare that the com'
paratively few really choice and price
less things are TO be unearthed amont
the porcelains and bronzes rather thar
the pictures. BE this as II may, TIT
paintings n the prints are what ge
the publicity and will fetch the bes'
prices,
Some few Of the Hoe paintings hav'
great names attached to them. but no
the corresponding quality. Others. per
haps the majority. are obviously fine
yet are cautiously attributed TO the re
spective schools rather than to In
%divtdual masters. There are som
startling exceptions. however, to thi
prudent po~licy-notably the half-lengt
portrait OF Emma Hart (afterwar
Lady Hamilton) as. a B~scchante. whic
Is boldly credited to Sir Joshua Reyr
Odds, though Mr., Hoes own memorar
dun on the back OF the picture state
The evening world., 1911-02-15
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH
COMPOSERS, ALL OF THEM.

Stantords Irish" symphony In F
minor was Mr.. MaAlcr's choice FOR the
ctature % tho Philharmonic Soclety's
Concert IN Carnegie Han last night, rs
2 pity tina tho audience to hear II
Nds not larger, the weather PROBABLY
Wing the cause. for It Is highly In
tcrestins and anything but familiar,
I:ish melodies form the basis ~ the
composition. there Is n Jig to set the
feet a-dancinG and there Is a lament that
one does not need to he Gaelic to feel,
The work was admirably played by Mr.,
Nahlcv's men, az were Loeffler's La
willamette du D!ah.e," MacDowell 5
The Saracens' and Die Schone Aida"
nndHad.cy's The Culprit Fay" Nine.
Klrby-Lunn sans -four OF Elg.r's Sea
Pictures" -.
American and English composers, all
OF them, on this programme n tho
singer English, Perhaps our friend
Wurra Wurra would protest, however,
that StamGord-S.r Charles Niliers stan
ford-is an ir!shman n a patriotic
champion OF Irish music, Ills opera
"shamus O'Dg!eH' is well remembered
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Following Are Submitted
As Examples OF

Our Popula' .>.'ices for
New Spring Dress Goods
New Challios-a superb assortment
OF tho best for Spring-mOre than
q hundred exquisite cOlorings in
allover Persian. allOver dot, sliover
floral and ailover stripe-with or
without bordcr-identical kinds
arc elsewhere 60 and IS ........ 40
Mems Wear Scrgcs-
black and several shades Of navy
80 inch-all wool-qualities that
cannot bo duplicated at our prices
1893 2.2O.... $40
Now Block Check Coatings-
tho coming rage lack-and-white,
with Invisible color lines
various sizo blocks-54 inch
New Spring SuitIngs-
high class wcayes In lack-and-white.
gray-and-whito and brown-and- white
checks, stripes and diagonals-
some with color lines
81 inch ..........,. Lilo to 1.00
Elegant New Spring MIXTURES
light and dark grays and tans-
81 inch. ...................l.l0
New Fine Chiffon Rroadciotbs
In all the beautiful Spring shades
also black-oO inCh->ponged and
shrunk-olcRant silk nnish ......l.So
All Wooi Finctta Cloth
beautiful weave and exquisite Spring
shadcs-also all wool Spring
Scrgcs-42 inch 80
The evening world., 1911-02-15

Deamonico steak. Just from mere cuss-
cdness, Whine = half-starved hycna
near by picks a dead name bones be-
cause he Is hungry n there's nothing
else FOR him to eat.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
noes IN
Bows Clothing

No space for extended descriptions
... They are not needed. however
the values are here, and really better
than stated, for our former prices
were exceedingly moderate for the
qualities. IF you have q boy In the
family don't miss these %values:--
Boys Russian Coats-were 50 .9S. 1903
Russian Coats and keefers-
We're $4.9 = .2.08 Were S6.os. 500
We're SIS .4.06
Boys Overcoats--to II yrs
We're SJ.OS. ....... 4s0o
Young Mems Oycrcoats-
We're 81. 9s. Ace Were e9.9s. S.gS
Were 1923. .6.OB Were 1908. 800
Boys Double Breast suits-some with
two pairs trousers
4 TO 10 yrs.-were $3.50. ........2sS6
Double Breast Suits-wers So. 90. ..3.0S
Russian and Sailor Suits-2h to 10 yrs.
We're %. 8s. .2.08 We're S2.es los
Outing Flannel Blouses-were 20. liz
Boys Swcatcrs-wcrc 81 40 and 81 0S 90
Children's Flannelctte Rompers-
Boys outing Flannel Pajamas- =.
were .bV, ....... .........' 'fo
Chiidren's Fancy Hats
were .0S and Sl.a0.............. 40
Chlldren's Hockey Caps-were 40. 40
Children's Angora Tsms-were 20. lie
Boys Bloomers-3 to 8 yrs-were 30. l @
Boys Bloomcrs and Knickcrs-
Were 80. 80 wers rs. ... so
Mara on and Al o.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Women's Tenderfoot Shoes

might imply to some that they are
ey have won such rcmErkGbls popularity
they ere shGpcly, meet and stylish.
EXTRA WIDE ANKLE TENDER
f~OoTs-Soft kid-nt like made to
ordcr--roomy tocs-luv, fiat heels
extra wide. especially at the top
-sizos 3 to l0-E 4 T. widths. SIS
TENDERFOOT HOUSE SLIPPERS
soft kid-modium toes and heels
or broad toes with low hecls-all
sizes and widths. ...... ...... ,29
The evening world., 1911-02-15

Velvet waists-also Crepe Meteor
Pt. Veniso or Val. lace Jokes and
t~rim-Black and light and dark
colors-rog $1,000. ........... 600
Rich Not Waists-net lined-whits
or cream-also white and black
mcssaline-rcg s., 0S and 81. %. 500
White Batiste Waists-lace and
emb'y trim also tucked styles,
hand omb'd reg, 81 .0S ........ LAO
Fine Batiste Waists--kimono and
othor models many elaborate
stylos-rog $3.50 .....,....... LA
silk Chiffon Waists-black n desirable
shades -urdcrbody OF Persian
MossRllno or ChiifOnetts or figured
white net---Omo with hand emily and
beading also beaded chifYou"' %
jumpers In black and navy
were 50, 0S aud s IS X ....... AGO
broken Assortment OF High Glass
Chiffon WHi,ts-all colors-
with underbodies In various rich
contrasts or Porsian-richly braided.
hand cmb'd or trim'd--
were 81 % and 81. 0S. .......... d.OR
The evening world., 1911-02-15
NIGHT AND DAY DENTISTS,
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BROOKLYN.

5000 DASH over mortgage 81 $50 buys 3famly
tram. l.Ir, Brpukhu, rented Tor S3Od = year.
4 T. TlERNEN. ~ Court IT,, brooklyn,
The evening world., 1911-02-15

To say that They are the IDEAL Of GO
lacking in grace and n~eatness. +
because. with perfect ease for tender feet
WOMEN'S KID "TENDERFOOTS"-
Lace or ~button--no side seams to
bind-broad toes, low. HAT hocls-
flexible soles-all sizes. ........ zig
Mail orlen please state
No. Sii. Button-No. s12, Lace.
ANOTHER lyle OF soft kid, with
medium round toe, kid tips and
flexible hnnd turned soies, Is
beautifully itting-soft as a glove C,SS
No. 700. Button-No. TOi. Lace.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Bargain Time In
Rugs

NuSS
Clearance lots and new purchases
made to such good advantage that we
are enabled 10 OFFER unusual induce
ments in the most desirable kinds.
For example,
Twist Weave Ru~gs-Japancsc and
geometrical effccts-0xl2 IT,
Well known Nassau Velvet Rugs--
0XI2 ft.-value SIS - .,...... 1903
Atwood Brussels Rugs-oxi2 n.-
value St2.OS. ~
Reversible Navajo Rugs-all WOOL
3Ox6O inch-were ~. 0s ........2sS
Fine Velvet ~Rugs-fiorals or
Orientals-36x72 in.-were S3.%V 2s40
Washable Bath Rugs
25xt6 to 36a72-
we're sl.09 To s4.A9 ....... 90 to 2.9S
Finest Administer Rugs-slightiy
MISUNDERSTANDING IT,
other " iso S3l .9S, .24s06
High Grade Wilton Rugs-rcproducttons
Of finest Oricntals and P~ersians-
pxl2 ft.-seAmed or seamless
value $40. 90. .32.SS
9xl2ft.-value S37 . .........2 1000
Finest Body Brussels Rugs-oxl2ft.-
Modailions. Orientals or snial
effects for parlor, library or
dining room-vAluox $40. 90. ....31.9S
s.3xlO.6 n.--valuc sax ......10.98
Imperial Administer ~Rugs-decp pile
richest Oriental designs
0xl2ft.-vaiue $2l .eS. ..,...... l 6.S5
S.3xlO.8 ft.-valuc Si9.0S. ...... 1903
6SON-value Si6.oS. ..........l2.98
The evening world., 1911-02-15
PRICE CAN DO d
And BY Force of Prices
We Can and win Force Out All Goods That Must Not Be Carried Over.
Clearance Prices
for
Women's Costs and Suits,

for
Womcn'e Ooafe and SuifS
FurS and fur Goats
-.
All winter goods must 20 by Feo-
ruary 2Sth-We never carry Bt0cB
from wear to year-therpfore:--
:, -
.a,n 49," SO """ "a
'".'' ".'"s V so'''"' rO'~
flush ana CAracui Soats-luii oa
"V'o io''' ~" '''' O'~N
BLACK kerscy coats
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so.9S =. o'0S
women TnilOrcd Sufts-two-tone
Che,totsII3o-inch coats ,.o
e"''" !. '''"''''' o'oV
women Dress skirts- gray
mi~Ntures-iates modcis-
The evening world., 1911-02-15

NJ Extra barge for II.
Advancement. for m, World mAy 10 lsft .,
suY Amed.au DsIacI hsseasef Office In ~
eU Until y 4, y.
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Clearing Winter Waists
Showing New Spring Models

Were .9s and 1925. Tie
The evening world., 1911-02-15
Furniture ReupholStered, 27.50

Choicest materials from which to choos
and Verdure Tapestry, silk DamaSkS in the Sc
the above remarkably low price we will reupl
Suit complete. absolutely no extra charges
webbing, silk gimp and cords, necessary spri
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-27
FARMERS SUPPLY HOUSE

The Farmers Supply House of this
city are importers and wholesale gro
GERS selling direct to consumers. This
house was established in 1901 and is
located at 61S First avenue north.
They have had ten years of con-
tinued success. BY defying the trusts
competition during all of these years
they have built up a successful BUSH
ness. The firm makes a speciality OF
selling groceries at little below the
market, and in their efforts during the
ten years they have been in business.
they have saved the public tens of
thousands Of dollars. They are en-
tirely independent in their buying and
selling and have built up one of the
largest cash grocery businesses in the
northwestern country. They buy in
large quantities and save the middle
man and Jobbers' profits, which allows
them to make a fair profit, and still
sell below that of the retailer. who
transacts business in the ordinary
way. They are exclusive agents in
North Dakota for the famous Ceres
flour, which has been designated az
the only pure food flour manufactured.
The idea of cooperation is carried to
the logical conclusion by the Farmers
Supply House in their dealings with
their customers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-12-27
FARGO AS A WHOLESALE CENTER

all parts of North Dakota, Minnesota
and Montana
In certain cities of the more thickly
populated states and territory, whole
sailing is limited to radius of from
so to 100 miles. such limitation does
not apply to the wholesalers of Far
go. For hundreds Of miles the people
Of the smaller cities depend upon the
gate city for the shipment Of all nee
essaries of life. This causes the en-
ployment of the large number of COM
mercial travellers, who cover all the
above named states, and who gather
the orders of the dealers of the smaller
towns for whatever may be needed in
the various communities.
In speaking with dealer of one or
the smaller towns OF the state In re-
gard to this phase OF commercial life
of Fargo. he stated that in his
opinion the reason for the growth Of
the wholesale business OF this city was
to be found in the fact that the men
engaged in this branch of our COM
mercial life were uniformly courteous
In their dealings With the smaller
merchants, liberal in their terms and
prompt in their shipments. He said,
that it was possible to receive goods
from Fargo much quicker than from
any other point; and that he had found
that the Fargo wholesalers were as
liberal with their credit terms, as it
was possible for them to be.
It is possible for our wholesalers to
load cars in nearly every case from