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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11
Ladies' Tailored Suits

This is the kind of weather that
makes us all think of what we will want
for spring and summer wear. If it is a
ladies' tailored suit, we have surely got
one Of the best lines we have ever shown.
At $3.50 we can show you an extra
value in suit of the latest and best
style; is made Of good quality, all
wool worsted and in all the seasons
best shades
AT $500 to $500 you will find
a large range Of suits in a number of
different designs. These suits are made
up in serges, worsteds, and mixed
cloths.
In the better grades are a variety Of
popular models in suits that are lit
tie different than the others; are made
up OF finer material and have, the
best of Innings and all are back stayed.
which gives them the finish and insures
a good fit,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11
Regal Shoes

Both high and low cuts $3.50 and $500
Shoes to close per pair at $500.
This sale started Friday morning and
80 far have not had help enough that
could show Shoes to wait on the trade.
Who can blame the ladies for saw
ing half of their shoe money and espe-
cially just few days previous to East
err?
Regal Shoes always have the price
stamped on the shank of each Shoe so
that you can tell when you have $3.50
or $500 Regal Shoe Every penny
below that price is a loss to us either
in profit or first cost of the Shoe.
We have so many things that are
new to sell for Easter, that we cannot
spare any more space to Shoes II YOU
have a Shoe want, buy the best that
your money will buy and that at this
closing out sale at $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11
Easter Novelties

On our way home from New York
few days ago we stopped off at Attic
boro, Mass the town Of jewelry and Sc
lected right fresh from the bench and
YOU will agree that they are not only
fresh and beautiful, but the very latest
styles,
Belaro pins are new, these we are
showing in new ideas, also the pin and
scarf clasp.
New beauty pins separate and in sets
these are different from old styles.
A beautiful line of hat pins at prices
that are right rhinestone pin eircling
Japanese topaz at 25c each, good SOC
pin. These are in our showcase near
the store entrance, just see this line
up to $3.50 each.
We have several selected ideas in 25c
and soc ladies' Neckwear; not a whole
lot, but just enough so that the town
won't all have the same thing for East
err
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Specials at Vaughan's this week.
Easter waists and suits at Abbott's.
Go to Ross barber shop for prompt
service.
Buy Regal shoes for Easter, $500 at
Abbotts.
You can buy Regal shoes at Abbott's
for s200,
Easter gloves. special, Toe and $l.l9
per pair at Vaughan's.
Don't forget about the fair next week
at Rowland hall. Best dance floor and
dance music obtainable.
Regular meeting Of the R, c. |, P. A.
will be held in X. 2. hall Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock.
w. p. Elrod OF st. Adams, Central
Vermont roadmaster, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Suadah temple, D. o. X. X, win hold
ceremonial for the initiation Of a
class of candidates at Waterbury on
April 10.
Money deposited on or before Wednes-
day, April II, will draw interest at 4
per cent. from April !, at the Barre Say.
ings bank.
We can give you low prices and good
quality OF Easter post cards, An in
spection will convince you. G. n. Ken.
yon & Co.'S. store.
A meeting of the Laymen's league of
the Uuiyersalist church win be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock Lectures on
venereal diseases will be given by DR..
i. i. Leonard and Or. G. r Camp, and
Chief of Police Samuel Sinclair win give
a talk on the "slums" of Barre. Dis
cusson. Lunch. All men interested are
cordially invited to attend.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11
Ladies' Separate Skirts

This season opens up as one of the
best separate skirt seasons for two
years The skirt models are entirely
different and you will find a certain
amount of style that will appeal to
you as being just right.
At 1898 we are putting out spe-
cial value, made of good quality, all
wool panama, and in the seasons best
style. Comes in black and colors.
At $3.50 and 1918 are a variety
Of different models in blacks and colors.
These are made in number of the sea-
sons best models.
AT $3.50 are some models that are
entirely new and are made from the fine
chiffon, panamas and serges.
At 1915 and $1,000 are a number
Of different models in skirts of the best
designs; are made in chiffon, panamas,
poplns and serges.
In the Altman Voil we can give you
the best values we have ever shown for
$1,000 TO $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11

The Daylight Store
TALK OF THE TOWN,

Easter novelties at Vaughan's.
Silk petticoats, special, $2.9s and
$3.50 at Yaughans
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-11

The whole Barre police force were
summoned to county court to-day to
testify in the case OF John Gallagher,
charged with selling. Special Officer A.
b. Curtis, was placed on duty at the
police station this morning in the place
OF Chief Sinclair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
HOLIDAY BUSINESS
OPENING IS BRISK
Larger Stores Report Partlcu-
larry Good Trade During
the Past Week.
COLLECTIONS IMPROVE
Outlook Is Generally Bright
for Three Weeks of Pro-
nounced Activity.
COLLECTIONS IMPROVE

The annual shopping rush character
istic OF the holiday season has now com
Jnauced in earnest with general lnolch
fions pointing 10 period OF great &c
rivitv for the merchants Of tho cltN.
As a general rule, dealers report
healthv. profitable week ending vester
dav and maintain a decidedly cptlmis-
tie attitude with regard 10 tho closing
weeks of the year.
Before the end of this week. all Chris
mas goods and wares Will have been
placed on display and arranged advan-
tageouslv in the different stores TO at.
tract customers and make il possible to
transact great volume of business
with dispatch. During the week, the
toy and doll departments OF the depart
mcnt stores and specially houses were
opened auspiciously. This attracted
the attention Of young people. whose
comments and pleadings in their homes
reused parents 10 thoughts OF christ
mas and shopping activity.
Busy Last Week.
Most firms report that the Thanks
giving sales in special offerings OF az
kinds and linens, as feature, proved
successful, resulting in big trade. These
offerings were for the most part con
fined 10 the department stores and dry
goods houses. Last Monday Is said 10
the wear in silks and dress goods
There were also many shoe sales TO
splendid trade.
Almost every year. the first week in
December brings a short lull in holiday
trade and business in seasonab,c or
staple stock Women s suits. frs, mil
liuery. BOYS clothes. girls suits. shoes
muslins. linens. silks, dress goods and
other similar stock arc overshadowcd
by the many entlcing novelties placed
on the Christmas market. To offset the
aptici pated lull and stimulate business,
staple goods and wares arc shown at re-
duced prices This is already being
done by most Of the dry goods stores,
resulting in heavy business.
Cash Sales Heavy.
The volume of business seems 10 have
been given the larger firms, which ex-
pcrenced a splendid week. Trade at
tho smaller stores mantaind the usual
average. for The most part. while some
merchants report featurcless, slow bust
ness Cash sales maintained a good sv-
cragc against charge purchases and col
lcctiops were good. oyerreaching the
percentage Of the former week.
Men : furnishings. hardware. Jewelry,
books aui stationery and mailing mat
ter sold To splendid market. f'urnl.
ture picked mp from its former dun
trade Liquor dealers experienced an
impetus in trade. The larger grocery
stores report great increase in bust
ness. aud the drug stores had cycep.
toual trade in many articles sold upon
tho Christmas market. Considering the
different lines collectively, business
for the week was better than during
the preceding seven days. with indica-
tious Of a splendid holiday opening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
PLAN TO MAKE CITY
IDEAL MUNICIPAL
Board of Park Commissioners
Believes Residents Will
Lend Their Aid.

"HA1 the magnificent parking sys
ten for Salt Lake City adopted
BY the city board Of park COM
mssioners has found favor with
the people of this city there can be no
doubt. The matter has been referred
TO the Commercial club. which will lend
all possible assistance TO the scheme.
and while it Will take a number Of
wears to perfect il, il is hoped by all
concerned that the project will be be-
gun as uuicklv as possible.
The Commercial club has been fur
nishcd with complete details Of the pro
posed parking and boulevard system,
which il is estimated will cost approxi-
matcly 81 100000. Maps, similar TO the
one reproduced herewith have been
furnished the Commercial club for the
information Of the business men of the
city. IL Il also proposed TO induce the
real estate men through the salt Lake
Real Estate association, 10 JON hands
in tho proposition.
One OF the most serious questions l.
that Of financing tho enterprise. II IL
the belief Of the park board that before
efforts arc. made 20 finance such a g,
oantic undertaking. the people should
be made thoroughly familiar with tho
facts. Tho question of bonding the
city for this purpose has becn discussed
but at the present time this plan IL
regarded A. impossible, although IL mas
be advisable ~ later date. and tho
board may desire 10 finance the work
I'M this way.
~ the present tim" Salt Lake Is
bcudeG almost 10 its bonding limit. The
bonded Indebtedness Of the civ now
is about Si.n00.0o0. while the limit il.
g. 100000. Some of tho outstanding
bonds will bc redeemed shortly. how
ever. and IL IL understood that the ncSt
Legislature Will bc asked 10 increase the
bonding limit from <5,0op.0oO to go
100000. This. Of course. would give
sufficient To make the issue of bonds
Tor the parking system possible.
II is thought that nothing can be Of
more benefit TO the cit, than splendid
parking and boulevard system AMI tho
members Of the board feel sure that the
people viii Join with them in the on
terprisc. AS planned hY tho board. tho
parking system of jhi. city would bc
second to no city in the entire country.
| The scenic attractions which can bc
brought into close range of tho ciiy hy
means of proper boulevard facilitics
can not he cqnallcd anywhere and AN
! der the plans OF the board this fca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
SMALL INVESTOR
CAN SUCCEED HERE
FARlETS PARK

That person must have q large sum
or money 10 invest profitably In Salt
Lake ." suburban real estate was ycs-
tcrday denied by an official OF the Salt
Lake Security & Trust company.
some people contemplate The mr.
chase OF domestic with View of hold :
ing II for an incr@ase I'm value or prohi g.
others Win a view toward building he
said IN either event Il is business
transa ction,
MANY reliable firms made I, nossIb,.
Tor people ~ limitcd capital 10 Obtain
inside or OUTSIDE property by The mean,
ol small payments down with ease
monthly payments following Don't ce,
lli" erroneous notion that. in bii;-inp ,e.i
estate fDr future increase. that it Js enac-
ulaliou. IN @p"rula ton yo,. dopend 6nor
luck Which Is n poor thing 10 dene,d
on. In investment, Won depend on facts
reason and common sense. good things To-
depend on.
In buying any kind of land Won 90,
'omcihing tangible something tia. can
not be blown away by cyclone or wal
Ir""h oy an earthquake. I, cannot b,r,
up--n"lther can anyone run awav vrifi
II. Under certain conditions land is al
Ways valuable, and IS sure 10 Increase T.,
value. Ih" Ero='th OF population inevi
iaoly makes IN" increased value Of raaI
cF'1ie. anu This Is why everyone ;rhn
predicts rapid increase Of populs stior
.or salt Lake furccas,s such y cjnving
iuiups for real estate owners here. %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
REAL ESTATE MEN1f
STILL OPTIMISM
Outlook, Zion Dealers SavI
for a Good Winter 4
Season.
SPRING BOOM EXPECT
One Firm Expected 10 Id,
100 Houses Within Ney
Few Months.
SPRING BOOM EXPECT

Despite the many conditions
serve TO letract from the real y
market at this season of the yesy
cal dealers continue to view the n
ton with considerable optimism
look back with pride upon the dey,
ments Of the past few Years.
week ending yesterday WAS devoid
any special features in large tram
or deals, but inquiries from va,.
sources were brisk, laying the ION.
tiou of what is declared must h
futurc splendid business. Many
pective buyers were shown prope|.
and realty promoters hold firm ia n
confidence in an unusually GOOD NJ,
season. Although the market was
from brilliant. dealers declare il
all that could be expected under.
valcnt conditions aud weather. b
assert that the outlook for 1912 n
healthy, promising tone 10 the
kct,
Considerable interest in local pfc
~ was exhibited by many Of tho d
ers who attended the convention a
State Teachers association. Ino
was not confined. however, 10
state The publicity work done On
Commercial & club. the Utah Dey,
mant league, the New York choru
the tabernacle choir. the exhibit
Gently sent through eastern stales|
other fHctors, have drawn inquiry
| points far and wide. in this col
| ton, real estate has received its|
! quota of attention.
An encouraging Iemand FOR home
the smaller investor was apparent
ing the week. With easy money Il
general bettermcnt in financial cir
advantage has been taken of legitiI
offers both close-in and suburban.
yestments appear to have taken.
upward trend and the first of the|
wear is expected 10 bring rcvIyA
activities in beth home building
transfers.
Thanksgiving week and cold wea
tended to weaken sales. There an
to be many who realize the yaluI
properties they have inspected,
who have expressed their intentiu
buving and building. At The 1
time. these prospects fail to close d
principally by virtue of a desin
wait for more favorable weather.
dealers are confident that many|
take advantage of the slower g
and will buy choice tracts dnrin2
cember. Suburban and out.of!
lots bad good market during
week. according to number Of de-
The one thought that enthuses 4
dealers at present. seems to he IN
au impending boom in the earlv q
IT is expected that this VIII be y
ularlY true with regard to the bud
OF small homes of moderate cost.
firm announced That it, expected
erect not less than loo homes
spring and summer. and that %
iiculty in dispcslng Of them was q
pated.
Collections have been good, sho
that money is at least in normal
latiou. Dealers declare that the
plenty to he had for building pun
and take this to forecast better
| DpSc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Pensions for Widows.

~ NSbOrWIt.I FTcaF.
BOSTON, Dec. 2.--Several thousand
women IN this state are behind move
ment for The passage of = law whereby
widowed mothers may receive q pension
to support themselves and their chill
dreD without having 10 call upon char
ltahic institutions The movement was
started nv the Massachusetts Congress
Of NotherA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
HOME MADE LIQUOH

4 very interesting booklet has' as
recently issued BY a Cincinnati y!
distillers showing how WI
Liquors or Cordials eau now De
legally al home in very simple
ner, saving over half the price U,
charged by the dealers. A copy q
book viii be mailed free by the pu'
ers, Universal Import Company
40o0. Cincinnati, o., to any onel
ing their name and address
method is strictly legitimate and,
simple. requiring no time or speol'
pa ratns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
FUTILE BROTHERS
ADD NEW BRANCH

TuiHs Brothers company. weIl-kno- n
reaI estate de0l~rs, have edded farm
department 10 their other branches Of
business. From now on The firm ex
poets 10 play an active role i'm tba
transfers OF valuable farming lands thar
have notlccaol- charact srzed tho -oaiIv
market. Tho now department Is in
charge or L. =. Northrop. formerlv bor.
ticulturist nj thr state agrlculturaI col
,ke. VINO is W"n known as a capable
judG" and experienced farming csnsrI
among buyers and sellers In The west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Piles Quickly
Cured AT Heme
Instant Relief. Permanent Cure Trial
Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper

MANY cases Of Piles have been cured by
n trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure
without further treatment. When ii proves
ltr value 10 YOU. get more from your
druggist a, 30 cents box. and be sur"
YOU get what you ask for. Simply nll
cut free coupon below and mail TO-DAY.
Save Yourself from tho surgeons knife
and It's torture. tho doctor and his bills.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
Charged with Conspiracy.

r. NSso"iatcd prcss
LISBON. Dec. jose hzcvcdo for
merlr mister of foreign affairs n the
mrnarchiSt cabinet o( Premier Antonio
IeiNcirG de souzs. oN-Winisjer 20 China
and editor ~ the psro PcyClaT. has heeu
arrested and charged with conspiracy
against tho republic Hc had been pre-
ruary OF ihis year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

Wants make ad, anccmcpt possible
for mauy-thcv furnish jus; the ch;ncc
that thousnn Is OF conscientious. capable
workers seek, TO prove their ability.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03

iure will be male prominent. II Will
make of Salt Lake City tho tourist
center Of the entire west. and 1T Is rec
ognzcd that one Of the greatest draw
backs to tourists coming TO this city
in the past is the lack of proper facih-
Ties to show them about the valley.
More for the Future.
The board proposes to make a 'sys-
tenn in this city that viii be - credit
10 Salt Lake II century from now, lr-
respective of what its growth and ad-
yancemCnt may he. Taking Liberty
ia rk rs the ceutcr Of radius, n IS pro-
posed TO build n system OF parked bou-
lcvar.Is leading TO the nearby canyons
and all Of the beautiful residential
districts Of the city. II is furthermore
proposed TO park all Of the c,ty's lands
dedicated to parking purposes, includ-
ing the Warm Springs. City Creek can
Won. and Parlev's canyon. IN addition
to the improvements at Liberty park
anil Pioneer park.
In Citv Creek canyon bcdutliul
park boulevard VIII be bUil1 and from
this beauty SPOT it viii bc extended
east on Eleventh avenue back of the
City cemetery through foppcrtr place
or Ncwhousc park. over the United
States militaTv reservation To Military
nark. a pidt bl ZTbuul hl'u Ni' 'hl-'i
States government i gong TO set aside
on the reservation for parlnug purposes.
From Reservation park two boulC-
wards will be extended southwark. one
on Scyeutecnth East aud the other on
Twcntv-first East 90 the city land
in Parlcv'@ canvou. which Will also he
beautifully parked. From Psrlcy $
ranvon road viii lead westward down
Twelfth South street 10 fifth East
street. and thence north on fIth East
street TO Liberty park.
Twenty-Five Mile Boulevard.
This boulevard VIII bc approximately
twenty-five miles IN length. and viii
afford y beautiful view II; tive entire
citv NJ various points on tho houic-
,Hrd IL is proposed 10 establish obscrVa
ton stations or what j. known a
. Pcrcolas.
Numerous improvements "rc now
under wav AZ Liberty park. including
tho charging Of tho lake aud tho park
ING nf the northwest corner. ON tho
city : uropcTty southeast OF Liberty
park. n i proposed 20 build a rcser-
voir and athletic field The water from
the flowing wells on this arouni. which
Is row poiug 20 waste. viii then be con
served for use at Liberty park. II iS
also proposed 10 establish On this ground
= swimming pool for boys. together
with n ciuder running track.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-07

no freight from the Orient has been
unloaded here.
1t is understood that Frank Water
mousse of the Waterbouse Company
Nnen in London recently took up the
matter Of inward service with An
drew Weir, head Of the Bank line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-07

Limited now operating betweeo
British Columbia and Puget Sound
Ports and the Orient, viii Include
Portland in It's inland schedule.
For several months the Company's
steamers have been coming to Port
lAud Tor outward cargo, but thus far
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-07
FEAR THE GAHE OF HUMANITY
Rational AND IRRATIONAL FEAR
ignorance and Superstition the
Factors Which Lead to Fear.
Tru. MESSAGE Of Gods Word, the Only
Proper Antidots to Fear Desirable
at Opening Of New Year

Brooklyn. n. Y.
January L-Pastor
Russell OF Brooklyn
Tabernacle address
ed a large congre-
CATION IN the Brook
lyn Academy OF
Music this after
noon on the impor.
tance of good cour-
age for the New
Year. from the fol-
lowing text:
Fear not, for /
a Nn....I 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-07
STEAMSHIP LINE MAY
TAKE IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. 7-lt is per.
aistently rumored In steamship
rciFcies today that the Bank Line.
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-07-27


go on Guyan for the past two weeks, .
John White and family left last week
for Farnyille, Va, where he intends
70 make his future home. His friends
regret to see him leave as they Will
miss him very much.
M. A. and d. c. Cline passed
through town Saturday enroute to Buff
falo Greek where they will visit friends
few days.
Mrs Minnie Hess spent Thursday
and Friday with friends at Hanover
Ida and Mary Stafford we're in town
shopping Saturday.
q. f. Justice was business caller
at Jaeger the latter part Of last week.
Roy Fox and family have moved in
the John White residence. He intends
to.teach school IN this vicinity this
year.
Joe Radwan returned to his home at
Jaeger after visit with friends here.
c. f. Winter and c. v. Straley were
calling on friends in town Saturday. Z
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-07-27
Change Of Schedule.

With change of schedule on the Nor.
folk and Western Railway on Sunday
June II, train No. ? will leave Gary
l1.5o a. M, WEIGH 1920 p. M, Blue.
f1efd ESQ p. M, Roanoke O. 40 d. m.
arrive North Philadeldhie 7.20 a. m.
and New York, Pennsylvania Station,
8.57 a. m.
The Pullman Sleeper now operated
on this train between Gary and Phil
adelphia will be operated between
Gary and New York and on the re-
turn trip train No. will leave New
York, Pennsylvania Station. 6.o4 d.
M, and Philadelphia s. 40 D. IN. Din
ing cars are Operated between Gary
and Shenandoah, also on Pennsylya
Railroad, serving breakfast on the
northbound trip and dinner on tile
southbound trip, making through Pull
man and dining car service.
Dining car service will also be es-
tablished on train Is and IA between
Roanoke and Hagerstown, thus with
the equipment of trains and D, 10
and "A, ; and 4, giving first-class SER
vice to and from the coalfield district.
Harrisburg, Philadelphia and New
YPrk. Very convenient service for At
lantic City and New Jersey Sea Shore
Resorts.
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-07-27
Nav N0ito|k&W6sterrl
East Bound.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE IA, 1911
The Progressive West Virginian. [volume] (Williamson, W. Va.) 1911-1913, 1911-07-27

Fount Canterbury Of Oceana, spent
Sunday last with friends at Justice.
Frank Justice. Of Logan. was a
pleasant caller in town last week.
Born, to Howard, Hatfield and wife,
a fine baby boy.
The Sunday school at Justice is pro-
crossing nicely and is having a good
attendance every Sunday.
The Quarterly meeting will be held
in the Presbyterian church in town on
the 5th and 9th OF August. Everybody
is invited to attend.
+ FSJustice was business caller
in town Saturday
Blackberry picking has been all the