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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13
Ladies' and Gents Umbrellas

A fortunate purchase Of quantity of
Umbrellas direct from the manufacture
ers as samples at only two.thirds of
their usual price.
In this lot are both Ladies' and
Gents Umbrellas at same allowance.
Umbrellas that were SIPS now at
s3c. a 81. 90 one for 81 SO and $500
Umbrella for $500; quite lot less
than the wholesale price for same UNI
brellas.
You can get in this sale good Gloria
Silk Umbrella, in either ladies' or gents,
at only Si.5O each.
Muslin Underwear
Warm weather turns the trade to
Muslin Underwear. This line is where
we can sell you good, full, well fitting
garment at but little more than the ma
teriaI in the web would cost you
Our line Of Corset Covers at use and
soc are some of our specials.
Night Robes at soc, Use and Sl.00,
the last price is where we do our best.
Let us show you this line.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13
wEBsTERvILLE,

BAPTIST church of Websterville
There will be an entertainment and sale
OF ice cream and homemade candy on
Tuesday evening May IS, under the
auspices Of the Rosebud class. Admis-
sion for adults, Zoe; children under Is
years. Sc A pleasant evening is prom
ised for all who attend
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13
WILLIAMST0WN.

Mrs. Josephine Phillips has sold her
farm to Lewis Legor and wife of Web
teryille
There win be strawberry festival
Monday evening. May Is, at ! o o.
+ ball under the auspices Of the n.
r. 0. r. Program by the best local
talent, afterward social time or
dancing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13
EmbrOldGriGS

We have always made specially of
Embroideries and the last three years
have been our best. During that time
all of our finer Embroideries have come
from Muser Brothers, said to be the
most reliable people in the business.
We have found them so.
We have table of special values in
Embroideries. ranging in price from
one-half to one-third less than usual re-
tail prices. Edges as low as SC and
mi-houncings, S1.00 and ST.. rs values,
at Use per yard; very deep embroidery.
Flouncings in the finer grades are be-
ing used extensively for fashionable
dresses, also graduation costumes. With
bands to match are very pretty and
make durable dresses.
We are matching these fine Embroid-
cries to plain materials, the two to-
gether work out attractive gowns.
Marquisette, French Muslins, Chit
fons. fine Mercerized Materials, with
fine Gallons and Laces to match, are
some of our best sellers just now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

FOR sALE--Eight big size shoats, months
old. Inquire Of A. Corti, Cutters Corners
r. II. D. No. 1. Barre 5tti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

FOR sALE--Ford Runabout, recently over
hauled new transmission, etc. In perfect con
dition. For particulars, address "B., care OF
Times office. 5ltf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

WANTED - First class draughtsman to lay
out letters, details aud keep records. o. y.
Hammell Company, Pleasantylile, N. j. Site
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

LOST In Graniteviile, a gold locket and
chain locket round, set with green tourmaline
in centre Reward for its return TO j. W. s.
Hodgdon Graniteville. 5lt6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

FARM FOR sALE-A small farm with good
buildings and near the car line. Apply TO Peter
johnson, Vine Street, Berlin, IT 5iti2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

FOR SALE =. A horse, fourteen years old
sound weighs 925 pounds. Also one Concord
wagon and harness. Alt for $500, for quick
sale Apply at No. % fairview ST., city. 5itl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

wANTED-A frst-e class granite polisher
steady work 60 a sober, reliable man. J. H.
Anderson Granite Company, 575I East Ravens
wood Park, Chicago, Ill. blt3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

WANTED = Solicitors to take orders from
friends, neighbors and others for Mothers
oats and all Mothers Cereals. A special
offer to secure a nfeless cooker will be made 10
purchasers OF Ave PACKAGES. soc in cash paid
for each order you secure on this plan. Write
to-day The Great Western Cereal Co., No. 76s
Railway Exchange Building, Chicago. Sill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

WANTED - At once: Three good granite
enters on monumental work VIII give steady
work the year around to good steady men The
Thomson Monument Co, 1894 Yonge Street,
Toronto, Canada. 5it3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-13

Holding methodist Episcopal Ihufch--
Edward o. Thayer, pastor. Morning
worship at 1880. ChiIdren's sermon,
"The Diaphone" Topic OF sermon, "Fhe
Best Work in the World" All members
of the Sunday school are requested to
attend this service. Special exercises at
the opening Of the school at ll;45. Tho
intermediate and junior leagues will
meet with the senior chapter at q and
o'clock. Epworth league anniversary
in the evening at Z. Special music by
the choir. Installation of new officers.
Topic Of pastors address, "Traing for
leadership and Service
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
FAvORs MEN TEACHERS.
Best instructors For Boys In Sunday
School Says Eugene Foster.

Here and there you find a strong
Christian man who has not forgotten
his own boyhood, and. in him, YOU
have a leader OF boys. Eugene Eos
ter, secretary of the y NJ. G. A. boys
department told the men of the Fort
81. Congregational church, Friday
evening Every man owes II TO some
boy TO help him through the difficult
teen age and the boy who has this
care and solicitude generally develops
into splendid specimen OF young
man"
Mr.. Foster urged that men be EN-
ployed as Sunday school teachers for
boys
"Fifty-four per cent of the teachers
OF BOYS in our Sunday schools are
women, and the best OF them scknowl-
edge their inability to cope with the
needs OF the children under them,
said MIR. Foster
Judge Harry Hubert, OF the juven-
lie court, discussing the subject OF
"Deluquents." said that court stats.
tics show that so per cent OF the boys
brought into juvenile court are OF for
eign.born parentafie. and that while
IN many instances the offenses OF
these children are not az serious "a
those of American parentage. their
offenses come more directly under the
law
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

held in Chicago sometime during the
spring OF 1913.
The exposition will be the second
of the kind ever held in America. An
expenditure Of more than 100000 and
the services Of more than 10000 lee
turers will be required to give instruc-
ton concerning the work, now being
done. and now needed in foreign
lands. The work of planning and car
rying out the exposition will be In
charge OF A. w. Gardiner OF London,
who has had charge OF several ex-
positions OF this sort in England.
The purpose of the exposition Is TO
popularize the subject OF foreign mis-
sions among the laity especially the
young members of the churches. Two
years will be required to perfect
plans for the undertaking. Twelve
thousand young men and women will
be asked to make thorough studies or
some phase OF the mission subject,
and these lecturers. or stewards"
will impart their knowledge 10 Wis
itors. Scenes will be given showing
the religious rites. celebrations and
everyday routine OF the inhabitants OF
the mission lands. These scenes OF
savagery will be followed by others
showing the change wrought by the
advent of the missionary.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

In two weeks our Bible contest
starts. This revival in Bible Study Is
being welcomed by all the churches.
We are glad to have the co-opera-
ton OF the churches, the pastors and
Sunday School workers, in this i'm
portant undertaking.
The prizes that are offered are In
trinsically valuable, and the Diploma
given TO all who complete the course
will confer a great honor upon them;
but the greatest prize OF all is the
study itself: no words can overstate
its value. All teachers Of boys anu
girls, say of fifteen years and over
should urge them to take up this
course. Adult Bible Class teachers
will find this contest to be a great
stimulus to their work II they per
sonally get behind IL and see the ex'
ample. Many pastors call attention
TO the I. p. b. Q. C. from the pulpit
and urge their people TO join and par
ticipate N its benefits. We have no
doubt that the pastors of Detroit will
not be one whit behind those or otn'
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
CLERGY TO URGE PEACE.
Sermons, Opposing War, To Be
Preached Throughout Country,
Tomorrow.

II is expected that few OF the cler-
gy Of Detroit, will speak, Sunday,
on the subject, Arbitration as a sub
stitute for war at the request OF Or.
VIM. II. Roberts, of Philadelphia. Pa,
stated clerk OF the Presbyterian
church and chairman OF the executive
committee OF the federal council of
the churches OF Christ in America,
that sermons De preached In all
churches in the federation, next sun
day. on the subject mentioned.
In his request DR.. Roberts says the
churches OF England next Sunday will
present from all the pulpits the sub
ject OF the arbitration treaty between
England aud the United States. now
pending
The ties between Great Britain
and ireland and the United States OF
America are such as To make this ap.
peal both impressive and urgent he
adds.
The federal council of the churches
of Christ represents thirty.tbree de.
nominations
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
DETROIT CHURCHES
IN PLAGUE FIGHT
Local Congregations Win Observe
tuberculosis Day" On Sunday, April
80, in Common With Many Others.

Detroit churches, In common Will
OF 100000 congregation
throughout the United States, will oh
serve tuberculosis Day on Sunday
April 80. this year. The National As
ISOLATION for the Study and Proven
ton OF tuberculosis, In a circular
says In part
The National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuber-
culosis hopes 10 enlist ell of the
$4,000. 900 church members In the
country i'm this movement.
In one respect tuberculosis
Day will differ from tuberculosis
Sunday OF 1910. Instead OF re-
questing the churches TO give To
the tuberculosis cause a special
Sunday service, the plan Is. to ask
this year that meetings, at which
the subject OF tuberculosis and It's
prevention can be discussed. be
held on Sunday, April 30th, or
any other day near that date,
either in the week preceding or
the week following. What Is de-
sired is that the subject OF tuber-
culosis is to be discussed In all OF
the 100000 churches OF the United
States at as nearly the same time
as possible. This does not demand
that a stated service be given
over To this work, although that
might be desirable, but that any
minister, or other authority whom
he may invite may present the
problem to his congregation be-
fore or after his regular service,
or an any day within the week
preceding or following April 80.
The National Association Is
planning TO gather statistics from
thousands OF ministers, showing
how serious problem tubercu-
losis is to every church. These fg-
ures will indicate among other
things the number OF deaths last
year from tuberculosis In church
congregations, and the extent TO
which clergymen are called upon
to minister TO sufferers from this
disease. IL Is planned also TO is-
sue millions OF circulars and pam
phlets on the prevention OF tuber-
culosis, both from the national Of
fee and from the headquarters
OF the $50 anti-tuberculosis associ-
atoms who will cooperate In this
movement.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

magnetic attraction for men. and, in
h18 Chicago church work. has the as
sietance of about 700 men, old, young
and middle-aged, whom he has drawn
around him In the past two years.
This little army Is said to be proving
q mighty factor in religious civic life
in Chicago, under the leadership or
their vigorous and earnest general,
Df. Stone. ..
x AT present. the congregation OF the
Fourth Presbyterian church OF which
.Dr. Stone is pastor. has under way
the erection of church edifice
+ 10 cost 100000, one of the biggest
Understandings the Presbyterian de-
nominafions has known. DIR. Stone
vent 70 Chicago little over two
Years ago from the Brown Memorial
Presbyterian church. In Baltimore. He
8ucceeded Dr. Maltbie Babcock. in the
After church, whose pulpit was preyi-
ousiy occupied and made famous by
Henry Van Dyke. A year ago. DIR.
stone took up series OF Bible studies
With HIS 700 men followers, and called
q Recruiting for Christ" So great
IN impression did these studies make,
that DIR. Stone recently was forced to
prepare and publish them In book
form. The studies will be presented
~ DIR. Stone every afternoon, from
Monday to Friday inclusive, beginning
Il 4:4S and ending at $3.50 o'clock, the
conference to be held in the Y. NJ. c.
A. II is expected that business and
professional men will eagerly avail
themselves OF this opportunity to be
Nth one of the most powerful per
sonalities in the religious world and
to hear his splendid exposition Of
topics OF special interest to men.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
METHODIST,

The Rev. Eugene VI. Antrim viii dis
cuss Mrs. Eddy and her doctrines OF
sickness and SIM" Sunday morning. in
the North woodward church. In the
evening the fourth In the special ser
les OF sermons on How to keep from
committing SIM" will be taken UP. The
wednesday evening conversational
meeting win discuss The first mission
airy journey"
The philosophy OF prayer" will be
the sunday morning topic OF the Rev.
Frank s. Rowland, In the Cass-ave.
church In the evening the congrega-
ton will unite in the union interde-
nominational evanRelistic service in
the Forest-ave. Presbyterian church, OF
which the Rev NJ s. Rees Ii loader
The Rev. Charles q Allen Will con-
duct revival services in the Preston
church all next week. DR. Allen has
been meeting with much success In his
revival work during Lent In the Fisher
Memorial and Campbell-ave. churches
The Rev. r. -. Leete will preach Sun
day evening on "Christs appeal for
this age" in Central church. The Park
or Bible class. which has just moved
into handsome new room In the
Ia sement OF the church, will meet at
- o'clock precisely. Sunday noon. This
ia n Bible class for the younger bust
ness and professional men. The ofncial
board Of the church Will meet In the
chapel Monday evening at 7:4b o'clock
70 consider important business.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
PLANS ANOTHER REVIVAL.
The Rev. M. p. Fixes To Hold Ad-
ditional Fortnight Series of
Services.

Following up two weeks evangel-
istic campaign in the Woodward-ave.
Baptist church. the beginning OF Lent,
the Rev. Maurice p. Fixes, will begin
another fortnight OF special revival
services, Sunday. continuing them TO
Easter Sunday. A meeting will be
held during every evening at 1880
o'clock and, as the former services
drew capacity congregations, IL Is safe
TO assume that DR.. Fixes will have
equal success In the ensuing two
weeks.
Fred Butler, the big basso, who aid
ed DIR. Fixes before, will do so again.
and will sing one or two solos at ev-
cry service. A chorus choir will lead
In the congregational singing. The
Easter campaign, as DR.. Fixes calls
Il, will be characterized by brightness
and spirit that will go hand y. hand
with its deep. spiritual significance.
The services will begin Sunday
evening with Or. Fixes discussing the
Christian meaning OF the word. For
giveness."
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
INIXERsALIsT.

"Forecasting our Destiny" VIII be
the subject OF the Rev. Lee s McCol-
testers sermon. In the Church OF our
Father. sunday morning. In the even
ing. Br. McCollester will give an illus
trated lecture on Mary. queen Of
Scots. John Knox and Their Scotland q"
During Passion Week, the Church OF
our Father and the First Unitarian
VIII unite In two daily services the
MONDAY sevvicp ut 1906 o'clock 10 be
held In the Church OF Our Father and
the second at o'clock In the after
noon. in the First Unitarian church
The services VIII be brief and while
the speakers III both churches will be
the same each day. the themes will be
different The speakers will be as fol-
lows. Monday. Dr. Dawson. OF Ann Ar
Dor Tuesday, Dr. Leo NJ. Franklin. of
Temple Beth ri. Wednesday. pr. lee
= McCollester Thursday. Dr Eugene
X shipper Friday. Or. y. g. Aldlnger
OF Lansing
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
DR.. BOYD TO SAY FAREWELL
Will Meet His Mems Bible Class For
Last Time, Monday Evening.

The Rev. John III. Boyd, who has
been the teacher of the mems Bible
class, in the Y. NJ. c. A., every Mon
day evening. since January, and, who
leaves his Detroit pastorate OF the
First Presbyterian church TO accept
a similar post in Portland, Ore, will
meet his class for the last time, Mon
day evening. at $3.50 o'clock. The
class number about 140 business men
and each one has been requested to
prepare questions for DR.. Boyd 70 an
swer, so the meeting promises 10 be
specially interesting. The class mem
bers part with DR.. Boyd with deep
regret. as do the members OF his
church. DIT. Boyd expects TO leave
Detroit almost Immediately.
The class will continue under the
leadership of the Rev Frederick I.
Galpin. who will take charge Monday
evening. April 10. The general theme
for study will be christianity in so
cial crises" II Is expected that DIR.
Raschenbusch. OF Rochester, n. Y,
one OF the noted men in the Baptist
denomination, will come 20 Detroit TO
take the class in hand before the
close OF the seasons study in May.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

u2D Which good man at the end
OF life is the better OF. the one who
has had a constant fight with oppos'
ing forces all through life, or the one
who has had an easy time, and why
This question must be answered III
writing by members OF the club
Q3l Verse i5-Was the fear dis
played by Elishas servants natural
and free from all blame? Why?
Cl4) Why. or why not should a
Christian be blamed f,his heart uem
bles in the presence OF grave difhcui'
| ties?
Q5D Verse 16--Would any man
ever fear II ne knew the SIN mind OF
God, and was his true \ Hover?
Q6) Verse 17-Where is the spirit
world?
u71 What reason is there for the
belief that we are surrounded by
spiritual intelligences?
uS) Is there any reason 10 think
that our spiritual visions can be cul
tivated 10 see, and our ears 10 hear
the spirits by whom We are encom
passed?
1s) Verse 1s-Did God smite the
entlTe army Win o4nuhcSs vi 0hiy
the officers?
(20) Verse 19.--Did Elisha lie &c
the Syrians?
(21.) What is a lie?
(22) Was Elisha justified in de-
ceiving the Syrians?
(23.) Verses 20-23-When We have
our enemy in our power should we dc
TO him as he had tried TO do to us?
(24) What Is the best way to
treat an enemy when he is in oul
power?
Lesson for Sunday, April 10th, 1911
Joash, the Boy King. Crowned IL
Judah. Kings xi:l-20.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01

O'Clock. on CHINA and Its Challenge,
while Mr.. Barr will speak To the boys
on The Religions of India
Before and After Pentecost ana
Bones are the subjects TO he discussed
sunday morning and evening by M
Raw. Calvin Mcleod smith. In the
Church OF the Covenanters.
The officers elected for the Presby :
terian Minister'S association for the
second quarter are: President. the heN.
". q. Pinkerton. vice-prcsident, the
Rev. l.. Il, Bisscll; secretary treasu ~. !,
the Rev. Calvin Mcleod smith, Lne
regular weekly meeting of the assocla :
ton 10 be held Monday morning, IN the
First Presbyterian chapel VIII Dc al
dressed BY the Rev. John TlmothN
Stone. OF Chicago, who VIII spend al
next week In Detroit, as leader OF the
noon-day Lenten services. I'm the DE
troit opera house. DIR. stones talk 70
the ministers Will be on The Pastor
Personal Relationship to Men.
The Rev. Il. IA. Pence will speak IN
the Forrest church. Sunday morning
on Mind and Body and Mind and ~
the evening on Our Wasted rites
". III. NCnn. Wayne county parole OF
ficer. will address the mems meeting
in the church house. at 9:45 o'clock
Sunday morning. on his work amons
paroled men. Miss Bertha q. Johnson
a returned missionary from India VIII
address the Bible school. sunday after
noon. on THE Life and Work OF Esther
10. Patton. In India Miss Patton, for
over 80 years. has been the Fort ST
churchs representative I'm India. ana rs
much beloved In the evening. MISS
Johnson will address the Young Peo-
pies society on The Progress or the
Christian Religion in India" Monday
afternoon, Miss Johnson VIII tank 10
the Women's association In the chirch
house. and in the evening. Will speak
TO the Mission study class on The 10.
litical situation I'm india" Tho amman
meeting OF the church viii be held In
the church house. Wednesday evening"
at 6:3O o'clock During Passion week
special services Will be held MONDAY
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings In the church house. ana on
Good Friday evening. the quartet choir
will present The Seven Last Words,
In the church auditorium.
The Rev. Marcus Scott, who has been
giving a special series or sunday morn
ing and evening addresses during Lent,
in the Central church. VIII speak on
"Christs Greatest Name, sunday
morning and on THE Thursday Before
He Died." Sunday evening.
Special services will be held during
Passion Week In the CadiIlac-ave
church. The annual meeting OF the
sunday school will be held "Wednesday
evening and tho annual meeting or the
willing Helpers will be held Wednes-
day afternoon.
There was penny post In France
as early as 1853.
The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
TRAMPLED BY coW-pIEs.

PORT HURON, Mich. April -
As the result OF injuries sustained i'm
a barn ~ the St Clair county poor
farm, when he fell in stall and was
trampled by a COW, before aid came.
John Manley. aged SO years, one OF the
interesting characters at that institI.
ton, Is dead Manley was educated
for a Catholic priest. but for some
reason he did not enter the priesthood,
and eventually was compelled TO 20
over the mills He was we'll edu.
Gated and made many friends at ho
county hume.