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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
This taken by ladies that plan ahead
THE DAYLIGHT STORE, Barre Vermont
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See Abbott's white sale in to-day,
paper.
Second hand sewing machine for sal'
cheap at Fits.
Cash paid for watches. diamonds, gold
and silver at Burr's.
H. J. LaRoe was in North Montpelier
to-day on business trip.
George Carlisle Of Boston is passing q
| few days with friends here.
| d. Forgue of Waterbury was in the
city yesterday on business.
| A. L. Pratt OF Richmond was bust.
ness visitor in the city yesterday
Waist sale Saturday; black embroid-
cred waists for 4sc, at Vaughan's.
Mrs. H. E. Burleson of Bellows Falls
viii pass Sunday with relatives here
Lawrence Tinkham of Goddard went
to his home in Quechee to-day to spend
Sunday
Mrs. Georgia Carleton of Jefferson
street went to Burlington for short
visit to-day.
Mrs John S. Howell Of Jefferson street
went to Randolph to-day, where she will
visit her aunt.
Miss Eleanor Scott is visiting at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. NJ. Tobin, In Swanton.
Miss Katherine Mccarthy has returned
home, after spending several days with
her sister in Enosburg Falls.
James Mckenzie, who is employed in
the Eagle cafe, is confined to his room
in the Miles block by illness,
The Philomathian club viii meet with
Mrs. II. II. jackson Saturday, Feb. IL,
at $3.50 o'clock, for the ehildren's party.
Sale of percale, loc yard. This is our
regular l2i5e percale, 80 inches wide, in
dark and light colors, on Saturday only
Toe yard, at Perry's.
Luke Daniels, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs Bert Buzzell, who broke his
arm recently, is rapidly recovering the
use OF the injured member.
Don't wait for another cold snap"
before you order your coal or wood.
Send your order to the d. NJ. Miles Coal
Co and be prepared. Telephone lS3.
eThe Lesson" in spired by the great
commandment, Honor thy father and
thy mother. that thy days may be long
upon the land which the Lord thy God
giveth thee''-Ex 20il2 Particular
stress might be consistently put upon
this precept, but woe betide those who
are Indifferent 70 this commandment, for
cur parents are ministers Of God, and
those who offer an afIront to his minis.
ter irTitate God This Biograph subject
teaches a most powerful lesson by show.
ing the awful result Of final indifference.
The Rev Mr. HOLSTER, nearing the last
milestone Of hfs's journey, has but one
ardent wish. and that is TO see his son.
james. wearing the cloth that he must
nov Law aside en- account Of his old age.
It's at the Dreamland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Ladies' Night Robes

Here is the best Ladies' Night Robe
sale that we ever put onto our counters
as followsi
One lot of Robes made Of fine cotton
with hamburg neck and hamburg
beading around sleeves, run with
satin ribbon. This is soc Robe
One lot of full-sized Night Robes,
made of fine cotton with "a rows Of
tucking and two rows one-ineh ham.
burg insertion in yoke. Our Csc
Robe; now in this sale at only SOC
One lot of Night Robes made of good
cotton with "a rows tucking, two
rows tucked stitch with hemstitehed
ruffle around neck and sleeve, 59e
Robe, now at Observation-Disclosures soc
One lot of Robes made OF good heavy
cotton with full width hamburg yoke
and wide hamburg around sleeves,
our Use Robe, now for this sale,
each only ............ csc
One lot OF Robes, IL rows tucking, four
rows embroidery insertion hem
stitched ruffle edge around neck and
sleeve, our 75c Robe, now . csc
One lot Of 500 Robes made Of best
l0c Cotton, trimmed with hamburg
edge and insertion, nothing better at
Sl.00, this sale ................,S SIC
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Blanket sale at Fits.
Sale corsets at Yaughan's 9.

Blanket sale at Fits.
Sale corsets at yaughan's.
sl.25 long kimonos reduced to Zoe at
Perrys on Saturday.
Saturday sale, another lot Of waists
at 0Sc, at Vaughan's
Public whist party in Odd Fellows
hall Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
William Mortimer left the city last
night on business trip to Troy, n. Y.
We are closing out our line of valen.
tines at sc each. c. n. Kenyon & Co.
O. c. Frisbie of Milton was among
the business visitors in the city yester.
day.
The Frank MoWhorter company ia
showing the Arrow soft collars. Ask
to see them.
Phone Cutie. Bros, No. 100, if you
want surrey anywhere in the city;
price Is cents.
Public Scotch dance at Woodmen hall
Saturday. Feb. IL. Nicors orchestra.
soc for gents, ladies free.
officers and committees of the Meth.
odist brotherhood please meet at the
church tonight at 8 o'clock.
Barre should have a plant to manu-.
facture building granite and not let
our neighbors obtain the new industry.
Don't forget the NJ. w. Of A. dance at
Rowland hall Saturday, Feb. IL. Riley's
orchestra. SOC for gents, ladies IoC.
We have been showing new waists for
the past four weeks, If you have not
inspected them, we invite you to do
so. Paris Shirtwaist house.
NJ David wishes to inform his board.
ers that meals will be served az his
house on Granite street until lunchroom
quarters can be fitted up in the Scam
pint building.
A bargain on bed spreads at sI15.
This is a regular sl.60 spread. We have
too many at this price, consequently
you can buy the spread for Sl.l5 at
Perry's on Saturday.
All wishing to attend the anniversary
of the Eagles viii please leave their
names with the following committee.
Robert Duncan, d. Wylle, Thos. Gar.
rity, James Hastings. Della Merlo,
Charles Trentini and James Gallagher
Don't fail to hear the sermon, entitled
Socialism, BY Rev. George Macarthur
on Lincoln's anniversary al the Barre
opera house Sunday evening, Feb IL, at
s o'clock. This sermon win be interest.
ing to all people, working men, business
men, lawyers, clergymen and especially
the ladies. Admission free.
The Scotch dance committee win hold
a public masquerade ball in Woodmeu's
hall on Friday evening, March 3. Prizes
will be given TO the best costumed lady
and gentleman, also a hobo prize. Re
freshments win b. served during the
evening. Admission. 7sc per couple, 4
extra ladies Toe. NicoPs orchestra.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
White Waists

It's mighty poor Judgment for any
merchant 10 advertise first showing of
Spring Waists in town, when ladies from
our store have been wearing spring
styles for over eight weeks
We have a few odd White Shirt waists
left that we are closing out at one
half the regular price.
AT 9sc is a lot OF Ladies' White
Laundered Waists in three different
styles. These are fine quality
Waist, and a regular 1925 val
ne. This lot at ................9S csc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
EmbrOiderieS

All OF our odd lots of Embroideries
in Edges and Insertions, some are soiled
all are modern styles and large assert
ment priced at loss to close in this
sale
One lot OF l8-inch very heavily en-
broidered Flouncings These are
job lot. Regular 3sc and 45c Flounc-
ings. This sale, per yard $685. 29c
Large assortment Of 27-inch Sl.00
Flouncings with wide embroidered
bands to match The bands are
30c values. This sale at ~ 1 &c.
The Sl.O0 Flouncings now at 75e
For ladies' or childrens dresses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Four Csc Leaders

We are to put in this sale four Cor
set Covers that at the sale price are the
best that we ever offered the trade, as
follows.
NO. 1--Our 35c Corset Cover, ham.
burg trimmed around neck and
sleeves, run with ribbon. This sale,
each .........t.........., csc
NO. 2--Our S5e Corset Cover with
lace edge and two rows of lace in
sertion run with two rows ribbon,
made of fine long cloth. This sale,
each .........,............... 25c
NO. 3-Our 35e Corset Cover. This is
a trade at the price, 35c, made of
fine long cloth with embroidered
yoke, edged with lace, run with one
row of ribbon, copy OF a soc Corset
Cover; this sale, each .......... 25c
NO. 4-These are our special 2ee val
ues in fitted Corset Covers in sizes
from "a to 40, made OF fine long
cloth, with V neck, trimmed with
mercerized embroidery and edge.
This sale, each .,.t.a....... 25c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
+ IA P ABBOTT Co a. ABBOTT & CO. A. P ABBOTT Co
4. r. ABBOTT & co.
WHITE

This sale this time gives the trade chance buy White
Goods for white garments the White Garments ready
Gives chance where the best purchases be madea
chance make saving prices goods that later will be
quite little These sales though goods sold
special prices, make February busy month. 1t encourages
early buying and away helps prepare the trade for spring
needs time when other things quiet The following will
express loyalty the trade and the time keep busy
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10

These are made Corset Cover with
Drawers and Corset Cover and Skirt.
The one with Skirt is far the best seller
Here are some OF our best yalues:-
A Corset Cover and Skirt, good value
at sl00, now ...........+.. use
A Sl25 grade, very fine embroidery,
for .... ...... ...S 500
$3.50 value, trimmed with lace and
has trimmed skirt, for .. S1.25
A good line Of the more expensive ones
just as cheap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
White Waists

At S1,19 are some good values in q
new soft Lingerie Waist; are made
fine tucked front and back and are
entirely new AT .S1.19
AT $50 are a number of good val
ues in Ladies White Laundered
Waists; are made plain tucked and
fine embroidered fronts, with plain
tucked backs. AT .....,S1.5
In the better grades of Tailored and
Lingerie Waists we have some UNI
usual values in the best styles.
Prices ranging from $1.75 to $500
If you want good Waist, see
these values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Some People Say. When

asked 10 insure, that they have no one to
look ont for. II is the duty Of everyone
70 protect his own old age. Look into
our old age monthly income policy.
National Life Insurance Co. Mont
pelier. Vt (Mutuall S S. Ballard.
General Agent, Lawrence building, Mont
pelier. Vt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Corset Covers

Regular l0c Corset Covers to-day are
so poor as to be almost useless; so,
in order to sell cover at that price
that we or you would not be
ashamed of, We are to take the very
best l5c Plain Cover on the market
and sell it for 10c. This, with a
little lace or embroidery, makes a
25e Cover. Ten dozen of these now
at, each .,................1O
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Muslin Drawers

Five tucked hemstitched full-size Mus
lin Drawers, made Of good muslin,
at ,.... ......+...s4...,. use
One lot Of very wide Circular Drawers,
trimmed with wide embroidery,
special soc grade, now ..,... soc
Ask to see these.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
White Goods

One lot of yard.wide Bleached Cotton,
good lie Cotton, this lot at, per
yard observation-disclosures. DC
One lot of l2iac English Long Cloth.
This is the cloth used very ex.
tensively for underwear The price
this sale is, per yard, only 800 IOc
One lot of Berkeley Cambria This is
preferred TO Lonsdale for under
wear. The price is only 12 1-2c
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10

There is no part Of your White Goods
purchase that should be shown more at
tention and thought than your Corset
purchase.
r. s G. Corsets are the only steam
moulded Corsets on the market.
They are different they fit the
form Styles are always from two
to three months in advance of other
makes, and the price of these popu-
lar styles is but $1.OO. The most
for the price of any garment sold to-
day. Ask to see the very latest
at this price ................. 500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Ladies' Night Robes

One lot of very pretty fine slO0 Robes,
hamburg trimmed, this sale, each SIC
Two styles in 1926 Night Robes.
These are made OF very fine soft
finish long cloth, trimmed with two
styles of embroidery, one high neck,
the other low Heck These two es-
peeially good $l25 Robes, this sale
for only ........s- 81 90
Just to make this the largest sale of
Muslin Underwear that we have ever
held, we are to sell any Robe in our
stock at special price during this sale.
This means that now is your time to
buy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
LaceS

We are putting out good assortment
of Laees to trim muslin underwear with,
at special prices, These are on our bar
gain tables.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Mems and Boys OVerCOats

AT the prices making on Mems and Boys Over
coats you afford miss the opportunity of supplying
yourself for Still two months them
this and then your in good condition for next
winter We are also discounting Heavy Working Coats
Refers Fur Goods ETC. Some bargains in Ncgligce Shirts
and Sweaters /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-10
Ladies' White Skirts

These White Skirts are at special
discount and the following are at spe-
cial sale price.
Ladies' White Muslin Skirts-Our Sl00
Skirts made of good muslin, some
are hamburg trimmed, others lace
trimmed, all with wide hounces
over dust rufhe. Your choice OF
four styles in this sale at, each. 79c
One lot of sl.l9 Skirts now at CSC
One lot of $3.50 Skirts now at. S1.2O
Sl.9S Skirts for ................S1 .35
$3.50 Skirts for .............S 1.0S
S3.0S Skirts for .........,.... $2.75
All odd lots or soiled Skirts at cost
or less.
All Skirts in our stock not advertised,
this sale at big discount,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
-Four Candidates for
Sheriff Draw Straws
Republicans Decide Who is 70 Make
Race for Nomination Against
Present Incumbent


FA1RECET. gu1T ST. SF.ec-al b-7iu 2 3
% ths large number q fepub8csa candi-
safes ssektnr the cf1oe e sheriff q JET
fHrson cu--fT. fcur rf the cantt5A.es- II
cluEtnE = n Tfrrtn- ChArles r. Gilmore
7 A 1ch-so1 and Lez AK1eIl. CAST thtz-
lo-s &C Sc Whc the favC-e3 candidate
uou15 be 10 -un fer ofrcs aEainst tht
preset t-c--hsn1- James Cht-uslds- We
nas had TIE Office To- tf-ee terms \
cc-fs-erce vas recently bed EmCnE ths
fuur cA-ldi dates r-su1lC1a5 and as q re-
suh C ihiE discasssor thsr eecisss 70 drA1
strBus 20 see which one u0ul5 Be the ca
1i6a1s- The loG zen % p n T1pv5n- who
is nov TIE rival q NJ Chirnsi6e n he
race fCr The uff1us O. Sheriff q gsfferso-
COUNTY Tor many years II has neen o
custom in this county for czndtdztes &C
hoa6 Cfnos cry tuo terms and there sse-s
70 t-s . st-U1E Ee1Eme-1 against Lhe 81
ice holder over NJ Chirusade dezfres
ths pcsdIiu1 8 fourth tern TIE rvrus-
Eca-s G-e watching the cufcu1ne q the
pI1-nEzT between Messrs- C1i-asi5s a-5
TipE,tn- Tins Is ths FIRST tine II TIE hss-
tory Of ssffsTson comfy that lea5izg can
didAfss cast thsir fHss ~ drawing s--azs
NJ Chi-nssSs h secretary O. the Nsh-asfs
Association O. Sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
EMPLOYEES OF ALLIANCE
DIVISION HOLD PICNIC
over Fifteen Hundred Persons Go Go
Hot sPrtagx fer the Big
Celebration

ALLIANCE Neh-. July s6-ESpectA1 -
The first Annual picnic of the employees Of
the Alliance oivis5on Of the Burlingtn1 TAEl-
road uks held al Hot Springs Sunday. lsas
attending special train Of I've cars,
earring 20 employees and their families.
arrived from east % AIhHncs early Sunday
morning These cars were put On the reg
ulzr passenger train No Is 20 EdEsnuzt
and were from that poSut again handed
as special train TO Hot SprznEs FsTs
cars Containing 30 employees and families
from the DeA6rood line and . SPECIAL trAtn
O. eleven coaches and three refriEerz1or
cars (Which carried TIE funeheE9. earring
nearly s8e pEsHeoEsrs. from Alliance and
west epnPletes the iisi Of p5cnscksrs
The fi-Ef special arrived ~ Hot Springs
sf 1l-1B u n and vas met a. thu depot IL
the Hot Springs hand the mayer Aod Com
rosrcaAl club CT that city. and the city
was officially turned oreT 70 the visitors
william DDdlsy q Hos Springs delivered
an address cf welcome and was Suitably
Responded 10 BIZ Tr1innAEssr D. J. Nelson
of the Alliance civision
ne haIi game was then started with
Super1nfsndent c D PeekenpAngh Ct the
Sterling division as umpire It wAs n-n-
TIED to seven innings. Hot Springs E1nzsag
4 70 Z
Both the pluaEes. which were reserved
for the entire Cay for TIE employees. were
wei AID continuously p&tru1sBsd- and In
she erening the SEnd q the National Enni-
tErtun gave a sacred concert for the En-
ts-1Etnneat Of the visstors
There EaE a total Of Lsa grown people
n the party, and everything went CT
smoothly and according 70 scheduls. with
no anci6ent q any kind
The city q Hot Springs was EzIiy deco
rated with hu1ting in the B-sociDsl streets.
hotels and many pgfvEas homes. and The
Members o. the CounsgclAl club Informed
the p'cnie committee that this was the
largest crowd OF people ever PIT into Hot
Springs In che dAF.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
AUTO PARTY AT IMPERIAL
Coed Roads Party Given Lively Re-
erPtiOn at Capital of Chase
County.

IMPERIAL. Nsh-. July &-Espertsi y
Tie regreFsutStives Of the CznAhz-Denrey
TEE1scouitnsurRl Highway. with the en-
Ezntfrs and oftseaal map makers Of the
les MutDss Publishing house and the rep
ressntsrives Of the Omaha and Lincoln
c1-De-rtzl rlDhs. rszchHd Imperial Non
day afternoon a. O'Clock and we're uel
ext about i've Files ~ a large 5eIskzrsou
Q. THE Imperial COmosrcSAl club ana e.
ouTzs6 into The CITY. where che Of TIE
largest crowds he party has met sJozE
TIE route ESs IN waiting 70 grees and vel
cons then
Imperial IL the county seat Of CbRS.
county and Is uoe q the i've wires IN this
sooa ruzo ogvs- Imperial has the dls1ioe-
ion q taxing the initiative s.sps N he
establishing q this route as here the eirx,
nesting VAS hs5d in The state EzG shs frs
oEgAHaE zI1o1 formed Every member Is 2
Ire wire and thsy lave an Saasl route Euc
good roaaS ard most ps-fsc11y marked a,
l7-'st and county along The whole line
Charles " Nesker Er1s5 as ehkt--s-
AID introduced the several sp,ssksrs a.
sa-Es were made ~ J. z DErds. Prot
chsFDA1 q L&nool1 ara gndEs :
SsAEls q Omaha who Is a p.zsI master a.
leaves his E8dis1os fully e1thassss N skss
EaEk Wlth such Esl as J. ? Joknsar
cashier q the RSrst SEtloual hank q p
saz15eIh berger, Erssiasz1 q TIE TA-uss
and Ms-chAEtE' halks A s. CEnphsn. p
> FaIssral1 CAEriss W Mesksr ana ths
o1her sne-gsIic Ep-kerE the Sanasss q tsis
E1'oc rOs6s move in Chase county Is a.
s1reo- FTu1n here the party went 20 H0ly-
oks. Coo.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
NEWS NOTES FROM BEATRICE
Settfe LiPPold CREATED Divorce from
Herbert LiPPola-Mrs. Jean
FaIk Dead.

BEATRICE Eeb-. July sk-gEpecsal -
Nst3s LiTpos5 C WFnors was granted 4
divorce 1roz her husband. He-be-1 LTp-
CD The plzirtiff charged that hsr hus-
hGnt was An hAhttnAl 6ru1kz-d hos abused
her tregoslrlT-
Mrs william TBtUn yesterday Instituted
Euit fer divorce zEEi1Ez hs- huEhsad. WI
Ian 7. Ta1uD- she charges her husband
with the use C s1ruuE drink
Mrs Jean FA1k- AZ old resident q Bea-
tT5oe- dssd lEss evening SIC was = years
q age ana leaves her husband and four
Children
Ray HsffslflnEe- and Miss Bdifn Rranet
both Of this CITY were married here rea-
ts-dsy. Rev J Z Davis officiating ThsT
WI EPen6 their hnDeF Doon n Color1da-
A vacant dwelling house n GSen0ve- Ezs
struck hy nghtuinE Sunday night and
burned 20 the ground The building VA
valued ~ s. SgA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
WATKINS SPEAKS IN FslRBURY
Secretary Of Auts As.SeiaffOn ts Or
EantElaE Coed Reads BSosters In
JefferNon County.

RAIRBCRT. July -sSgsraAl s-2effsE-
son euzn.F aut1uotEIlEaE are taking grea'
interest in the slhSer1 Of EOsd rusds- A
mass meeting q an ysrfsrson county an
.C-nohEis oEnsTs Vas hsld IN tie c0muas--
eaES rooms last uiEkt AID Estsned 20 an n
tsrsE-iaE speech ~ D 2 Wa-ktEs. lsscre-
tAry q ne NshrAsks state Aur1nohIis as
sc11kru1- Mr. Watkins iE trArehng
thrguEh tbs sscriuz q NshrEsEa osEAniE-
ing ne state assozaAsi0l ~ huEdsng u
ths County nrEAui1Az3ons- a large nuE1hsI
q Eoo6 rad suth2siEsts wee Frsssni
znd = Eood raAds club Was formed VIA
nftT-ons charter De1berA
Ths principal Purpose q TINS msrenszt h
20 pe-SuAds the state % give the county
sssoc1arOns TIE aufoEnotls tund fer t.1-
pr0FtEE the rua1s within TIE Co1u1y boun-
cary Mr. Watkins Wszr % Hehrol froE
FazrbuEF. where he VII hold q similar
meeting
ne entire county WEE Uel reTreEe1-ed-
nsBsr. a town q ozly Sa turned CT vita
f.fssel nAehi1s loAas. ths foloz1ng e.
nnsrs bs1ng sisctaf- J. W MeDoazl6
Trsz6ezt FAiTburys " n LsEzs. ssre-
tAry al trsAEEsr. F1arbzFy. AA1 A n
Nelssa. vtos EresAtsut A eireetor fruz
sazh r0gnsh.p wAs G,sO slsers4
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
WATER POWER ON NORTH LoUP
Tive Companies Working en- Projects
for DeveIOPiRg Streams Pes
sTbfIitieA.

BCRwELL- Nsh- JAY &-tSPeoiAIl-
The vicinity Of E8-EsIl. Nsa-. IL having
tTo interests that are working o1 water
power projects One company. heA6sd by
Ira Rsas0ne- q Lincoln Nsh-. IL r-onot-
ing = company 20 dzvelOp . water power
Project DoTzh CT BurWen On what Is known
ss the Nielsen NH rsSe. and be claims thai
he CAL develop the power for $sa.DsA. and
offers TO construct the power plant u the
citizens % BrTel VIII subsoribs for
faHy0N stock Another power pro3ec9 Il
owned by the BurGel Canal ard PoEea
company. an Omaha co-pOr415oa- II OWLS
valuable r1ghts-of-EEF and Z canal a.
ready Constructed worth upwards Of SIS 0s4
Il is estimated tat !. eS0Nhorse porer can
bs budlt On the Cd cAaAl owned By the
BuEen Canal and Power company. and
that eastern czpstAl Is ready 10 construct
the project Cheap water power for TIE
towns along the North LoUP river seems
70 be near ~ haa6-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
How to SHED" A
Bad Complexion

Is foodsh O. stts-ult u cortr - O.
hids q snTl9w c--nTleEfs-. when vuu car
- easily rsncre the sanu-nsss. O. ths
ru-lFlsKiun irsHl1 RuEs znd the IKE o.
brOvnish sszin- u-lv s--rAAsns tie e.
fe-t- he better wAy Is 70 ars1sr T-re unsr-
ooli-ea waK-ihs sane as you wuui5 cod
crea--ruttinE 81 o. ~ night. reraovfng 81
n TIE rDo-ntnE with warn wate- s-a sua7
foroud1r win a dash q cold water TIE
effec1 q a few spT5csti1rs Is sirnrlr MAJ
resous Tie hals-6ea5 cutBcss fs ABSORBED
b. th- wax-srs1niesslF. ErAsuAlly. u tiny
i1-lT'sroep-isls y'a-1beles-rsrsalirE the beau
uful vtlvssv white new Ektn bensath-
No woznan need have a sADoE. haotehT.
rsuTslv o. f-eckles cu-nrlszi0a II she'll SuFs
90 70 ire trSETiEs's. Eet sc-1s Eoet ns-oo-
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
Society Women Use
New Wrinkle Remover

since he disn0VsrT that a soiutsca CT
c16taAry ssxoHts ard Witeh ha9sl has q
T.s1ulizr s1fec1 UT.oa srrinklec SKINS. IL has
beez learned thGt many pr0ninsn1 soesstT
w0nsa al over the eoEntry have used this
simple bOnns freGtnen; vita great s1ooess-
The formula is powdered szxOli,e che
ounce Dissolved IN witch hazel o1e-hzlf
pint Uss daily as a wash I0lson-
me bs1snCiAl s.r-iua CT this EasA - feat
a. Ono@ Tnsre's an Agreeable refreshing
ssaE3r51a and feel.ag q exhllArArtOa- Ths
skin sooa becomes nEoer and Ea0re youth
FL hooking. GRhAdseSs and al wrinkles are
fT-izseeists1y affected No sns need hess-
tate 10 Ees the 11Eredientz al ne drug store
Ard rake The remedy hsrssf. fer there are
~ bEzElfai effects NhktsEsg--AdE-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-27
NsrfOIk Wo1ana Ask. Divare..

ArS Anna otto Of Norfolk Nsh As ruA.s
q FetiuOn N TIE district oourr q Atsdis.,
uOurty. NEBRASKA fu- a divorce trou ~
husband. Car Otto. and the custody a ~
fer Uz2nur eh3drsn, ans soeh r.srmao..,
alinouy a. he court may deem suss- NJ
Otto charges her HUSBAND u1th er-ses treat
naut Ead Zzfzsrhfulness ara aBsEes rh.s
her h1stsz1a has raEi Tr0ye-1y. lscztsd Al
Tie oounry. q the estimated VALVE q Fls 0a
NT- and Airs OVt0 were married A Cast.
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