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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
GIRL WINS BOYS
CORN CLUB PRIZE
On One Acre Of Land, With One
Mule, She Produces Seventy
Bushels.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. |

toPcSidl 10 he i INES D1SDatCh.l
Durham, n. c.. December l0..The
Boys Corn Club yesterday awarded
the prizes for the best yields In Dur
nam county this year. and singular
thing happened. a girl really won
the prize. This was unexpected. and
the patriotic men raised a purse of
Sh5O and also gave her q prize. 1t
was Miss Addie B. Raglan, sixteen
years old, who, on one acre OF land.
with one mule, raised seventy bushels
of as fine corn as one Will see In the
United States. And she did il at a cost
OF $1.50 for one bag of acid phosphate
She did all the work herself. That Is
not all. Miss Addie, with her sister,
Miss Mamie, aged eighteen, planted
three fourths of an acre In .ooncco,
which they sold on the Durham mar
1881. -
In awarding the boys contest prizes,
the first prize of SIS in gold was given
to Leon Nichols. of Durham, r. +. d.
No. 6. His yield was 12S 1-o bushels
to the acre. The second prize went to
Lawrence Il. Crabtrec. Of Bahama, who
produced l16 bushels. Others ranged
from 81 to IS. and a large number
of prizes In money went to those who
managed to draw more than 10 bushels
from the soil.
Professor Ernest j. Green, a native
Durhamite. has been elected superin-
tendent OF the Durham graded schools,
to succeed Professor w. y. Carmichael,
who has resigned. TO take efrec. Jam
uary /.
ST. Philips Episcopal Church to-
day raised the last dollar on its debt
OF $4,000 on its 52S.000 structure, which
is now completed and paid for.
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GENERALLY
FIRM DURING WEEK
Covering Movement Caused Gradual Advance
Until Recovery of 20 to Is Points Vas Shown
Over Previous SATURDAY. 8 Prices

New York, December 10.-until yes
tcrday cotton showed a greater degree
OF firmness during the week. The
market had closed weak last Saturday
at the lowest range of prices for the
season. December options were then
s.97; January. S.6s. March, S.T4; May.
s.s2: July. s.9l. and October OF the next
crop. 9.o5. From last Monday q cover
ing movement among the shorts and
some speculative buying for a turn
advanced the market gradually, untll
yesterday afternoon prices had shown
g maximum recovery of 20 to 70 points
Throughout the list from Saturdays
prices.
On publication OF the Census Bureaus
rcl'oil Just before the opening OF the
market yesterday. selling developed In
suniSient roiu4ie TO cause most or the
buyers for ..botk long and snort uc.-
counts oil earlier in the week 10 turn
sellers. Aggressive Southern and local
banks took advantage of this and OF
the increasing belief that the govern
ments annual crop estimate. due Mon
Gay afternoon. Will be l6,OuU.0o0 bales
to hammer the market again. Thus,
Yesterdays decline cXtenued 20 10 ~
points from Thursdays closing quota
tons, and 20 to IS from the highest
Hrices OF Thursday. with every optlon
on inc list breaking under last Sat
nrday's previous lowest record by .
10 points. The market closed weak
at the lowest prices yesterday, with
December at S.92, january, S64; March.
$40; May, $50; July, SIS, and October,
300.
Census Ginning Report.
ne census Bureau named the total
amount of the crop ginned 10 Deem.
Der as l2.Sli.0vO paIes This np.
peared larger than some OF the bcsl
cotton men and crop experts had been
hguring on, but was 10000 bales
smaller in the total than the bearisn
rgures Of the so-callcd National Gin
ners' Associations report. ISSUED from
Memphis some days ago.
y mathematical crop estimate Of
anything from 1900. 0o0 to l5.77o.oeu
bales can be figured from this report,
II the total ginning of the crop of ~.
$4,000 bales os applied 10 the amount
OF the crop ginner after December !
the previous Ave years. There was GIN
ned afted December /. last year, .i2S.-
900 bales, exclusive of lintcrs against
l.l96,0e0 in $50? and 2,o75 900 in 1905
and ?.7l 5000 in 1861, against 2,a55.00v
IN 1905. Thus. /! the same amount Of
cotton SHOULD be ginncd from Dcccul-
oer TO the end Of the season IL. was
Sinned in the same period last year
the total srop. exclusive Of i!nters
would be li.9j0,oOp bales The question
as TO the total yield from Yesterday &
ginning report depends entirely upon
the percentage Of the crop the ginning
hgurcs indicate. Figuring on such q
percentage at present is all aucssworN
iherc are two moro ginning report,
remaining from the Census Bureau DO.
,ore It's final report on the total CROP
IS rendered on March 70
The Government Crop Estin,atc.
The governments annual crop csti.
mate Will be announced al oclocl;
to-day. This wlll be given in com
mcrciai bales of the gross weight Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
y. B.-FollowinS schedule figures publish.
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daly: $50 =. NJ Loca l.
1915 a. VI. Express. 6:6o P. NJ. Express
liAs p. If, Express. Week Days: 500 p. vi
Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 II. M.-Ex. Sun.-Connectins for Bal
timore Mon. We'd. and Friday. 500 4. Nj
EN-. sun: and ":l5 Z. M.-Mon.. Wed. and
Friday-Local
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $3.50 \. ~. $40 s. NJ
200 p. NJ. sos Z. NJ, daily; i2:2S EX. sun
From West Point: $3.50 "A. NJ. daily ll:s5 4
u. Wed. and Fri, i:25 T.. NJ EN- sun.
S. L. BURGESS. y. p. a.,
9f E. Main ST. Phone Madison eT2.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINZ; 70 NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect October T. ;sIl
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK: $500 A. NJ, 1900 p. e.,
si:lo P. NJ
FOR LYN,cHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l6 a. N. 'lo:Go A. NJ. $500 p. NJ, .3:2l
p. ST.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .Il:io A.
NJ. 1915 p. M. sil:30 z. NJ. From the WeIt:
'6:55 a. NJ. a2:0o T.. a.. bl:40 r. NJ. 's:e5 p.
NJ $500 P. II.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars. c. H. BOSLEY,
W. b. sEvILL. g. p. a. Roanoka. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
Go TO BERMUDA
With Acca Temple, Mystic SbrIpe

fR"P'e' .H9HtIc ShrInc.
san from Old Point Thursday. 10
a. NJ. January II, 1912. on the S. S.
lightful pilgrimage that has ever left
Virginia. over l25 already booked. a
limited number rooms still vacant.
Rate. $500. Includes all expenses.
accommodations (American PLAN in
Bermuda, carriage drive to Harrington
sound, admission to Crystal Cave and
Devils Hole. steamboat excursion to
the Reefs and Marine Gardens. stop
ping en- route. and including admission
to the Government Aquarium.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM Packet co.
SAMUEL II. BOWMAN. Agent,
T0S East Main Street.
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GOVERNMENT REPORT
WILL GOVERN MARKET

New Orleans, December 1o.-I. is
very difficult to say what Is Tx My TO
happen in the cotton market this week,
because the governments estimate Of
the crop will be issued on the CD ,ninr
OF the session. The figures probably
VIII govern the course of prices after
taat. The estimate will be put out
by the Department of Agriculture at
I o'clock Monday. New Orleans time
The figures Will count bales III 500
pounds weight, and will not inclm e
linters The trade expects about H.
10000 bales: anything under tnat
level Will have bullish effect on
prices unless manipulation is used 20
control the market. Anything over IA
10000 will probably stimulate a grea t
deal OF short selling, as it would be
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contended that such figures confirmed
large crop ideas. Both bulls and bcars
alke seem to expect the government 20
underestimate tho crop.
tuesday Will end the present gin
ninG period, but II is hardly possible
that the ginning returns from now
on VIII have the effect they have had
hither this season. unless the govern
ment estimate is very low and the
Sfnners' report shows that mistake
has been made. II the estimate Ats in
at all with what the trade now thinks
Is logical, the ginners reports Will be
robbed of much OF their Importance
The holiday period Is near mt hand
and this may restrict trading to some
extent. Bears, however. predict much
activity and agresslveness on their side
between now and New Years.
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Railroao5
Richmond & Peiersbur, electric Railway
steamboats,
OLD poMISlnS LINZ

OLD DOMINION LINE
LV. Nicnmond ioot OF ASH ST. daiiy.1:oo p NJ
Leave Newport Sews....,.............6:0O A. ~
I've 20 A NJ,
Connects with main line steainers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Surday
100 7. NJ Connections also made by ~ 4.
W. Rs. p. 81. and C. e. O. Ry. at p NJ
Night Line steamers stop at Claremont to
land or receive passengers OH signal, and
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-James River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point, New
port News and all james River iandInsa
Steamer leaves Nh Wednesday md
Friday at 700 a. ". Freight received for
all James River landings 'PhonsMedlson III
Main Ticket Ohice. s:i E. Main Street
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JUDGE SI<EEN WILL PROBE
ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES

Freezing, Va. December 1o.-Some
unensiness appears to be manifested
over the prospect of an investigation
of tho alleged frauds and irregularities
OF tho recent election I'm this county.
q message received from Judge Skcen
Is In effect that he intends to probe
tho matter TO the greatest extent The
understanding prevails that as between
the buyer and seller, the one who shall
first inform the grand jury will be
released, Sand the prosecution Will fall
er.. sstsa-otss.r DertX .ta.ths extraordinarily.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

f:%e A.-Locai-Daiiy-New News
1870 A.-Locai.-DaIly-C' vile. Eek Sun,
Thurmond
1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Old PoIn,.
1000 a:-Local-Dally-Lchng Lex. c. Fors,
200 P.-EApress-Daily-,:in
ti:V0 P.-E1presE-Dai ly-l!ortoik ~ News
5:co P.-Local-DaIly-N. Sews. Old Point
t:is P.-Locai-EN Sun Cordonsvilie.
's;iS P.-Licai-Ex. SUM-. Lchos. EaturuI
Bridge, clifton Forge.
'6:5S P.-Lim!sed-Daiiy-C ChI'so
.ii:o0 P.-Express-Daily-C uclrnau L'yiIl.
.Slecpers. tParior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RlChMoND-Local from
East: s::i A. ~. 1850 II. N Through from
East: 1880 \. NJ. $3.50 p " Local from
West: $3.50 y ~, 500 4. VI. and ISIS p.
a. Through: 7;eo q. NJ, ::45 p. II.
James River Line: ''s:G \. "A. 6;l5 Il. u
''Daily except Sunday.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE.

Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: e:lJ a. M.-Local to sNorlins
LEO p. M.-Sleepers and cuaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. savannah. JacksonvilIe and
Florida points. $3.50 T. S-Sleepers and
coaches Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points. HE'S p. M.-Sleepcrs and coaches.
Atlanta. Birmingham Memphis and the
Southwest. Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive in Richmond daily: $3.50 a. ~, 7:as
A. NJ. o:0S +. NJ. go P. ~, Local.
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Chesapeake Steamship Co.

Daily. Including Sunday. 70. Baltimore
and the North via Norfolk and Old Poin,
Comfort Through tickets on sale at all
ticket offices. Big new paIatial ships CITY
OF Baltimore and CITY OF Norfolk cauip-
eating telephone service. staterooms single
or en- suite. with private baths Femou.
Table dHote 75c dinner Cuisine and SCR
aUI East Main Street :, 1917.
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Court conveucs Topaz

Special TO The Times ispatch.1
l'y hchburs. Va. December l0.--Judgc
HSarksdale VIII convene the December
r ,t OF me circuit Court here Monday.
During the brief term upwards OF NJ
teen divorces Will be granted. Twenty
hvc cases arc pending, but some oc
them may not reach y decree during
this term. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-11
RICHMOND AND cmEsArEAkE b,

RAILWAY COMPANY
Schedule OF electric trains TO and from
Ashland. stopping nj intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond CBroad and
Laurel Sts): '6:o5. '7:lo. s:iob. e:io. .':J:i0
I:l0 A. N; I:l0. c:l0. $40 i:i6b, $40. 500,
$40 slob Io:lc. 1916 +. II. Nv. Ashland
'S:55, 30. 8, 80. 10. all A NJ. az ". ..I, q
}. 4. 3d. 6. :. s. sb. II p. II.
DAILY except Sunday. "Sunday only
bcarrIes baggage.
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Railroads
Richmond, PredGFiCkSb'g & Potomac R
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND,
LonYo Richmond 4
4 Arrive Richmond

Daily. iWeekdayo. Sundays only.
All trainn to or from Byrd Street Station
texeept trnino leaving $50 q. IN. and arriving
II. 50 mighty stop ut Eiba. Time Of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read the sIErs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-26
Dress Goods

Right here is where always have large sales.
It's the best time of the whole year buy Dress Goods
Prices are very cost and many kinds where TIE
assortment is broken below what they cost to
sell Then again, it's the time of the year that most
ladies make up dresses for themselves and the girls
One lot Of All Wool Serges in all coors. This has
been most popular cloth at Soc per yard,
being so good that the sale other cloths near
this price has been slow. Now for this sale at
only, per yard .............. ......t....... 45c
One lot of 56-ineh Repeent in brown mixed gray
mixed and navy. This is the old reliable cloth,
made for all purposes and sold from SOC to Soc per
yard. Last lot had sold at SOC. Now in
this sale at, per yard, only ..,...... SOC
great cloth for shirts and skirts.
One lot of 4s-inch Navy and Dark Red Heavy Serges
for suits, Sl.00 Serge now, per yard ,..... 79c
Two best selling eoors.
One lot of heavy 55-inch Coatings new this season.
now to close at, per yard Csc
Good for childrens' and ladies' coats. A loss here
To make this the largest Dress Goods sale that we
have held to discount every piece of Dress
Goods in our stock during this l6 days sale.
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Ladies' Tailored Suits

We have two racks Of odd Suits no two alike These
Suits have carried through the season. and the
cloths closed else the manufacturers have dis
continued making same; and are now good values at
the regular prices.
At S79S are a few medium sized Suits in serge
These Suits that are made in good shape and
are good quality that sold at $3.50. To close
now at ............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. S79s
At S9.9s we putting in a number of odd Suits
in coors both in plain serges and the novelty
cloths. These Suits of best makes and
qualities that sold at $500 and $500. In this
cleanup sale at only ...........,......... S9a9s
At $500 are some extra values in Suits that we
have only one or two left, seasons best
values in Suits we cannot duplicate. These Suits
made mostly in serges but few are in
novelty cloths. Are Suits that have been among
our best values at $3.50 and $500. To clean
up at .........s,..... ..#.,............ $500
At $500 are few odd Suits in serges that have
been best values at $3.50 and $1,000. Are
few medium sizes TO close at .............. $500
We have few Suits in the models and cloths we
duplicate that will sell discount but cannot
duplicate them at less than the regular price.
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Ladies' Long Goats

We have lot of odd Coats in plain colors and mix
lures that have had sizes There only one
two of kind left. These we are putting into this
cleanup sale to close at onehalf the original price
This you buy good Coat that is worth
$1,000 for only $780, Coat that is worth $1,000 for
only $1,000 These Coats win 90 very quickly and you
will find them extra values.
In the regular stock lot of Sample Coats;
Coats that we bought under price Are the best and
newest models. A $500 Coat we will sell at $4,000,
and few $500 Coats to sell at $500. There
also few Coats that regular $500 Coats to
close at $14OO. And a few $500 Coats to close
at $3.50
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Wash Goods

Wash Goods at our Annual Clearance Sale are like
our Linen kinds, that ladies plan to save money on
once each year.
All of our very best Prints in navy gray black, reds
and Shifting Prints that were &c and cheap at
that now the whole assortment at, per yard DC
One lot of Sc Apron Ginghams in small navy checks,
fast colors These now at, per yard ......,.... &c
One lot OF our best grade II lie Amoskeag Cling
hams. They are right for childrens dresses and
aprons. Some Of these good styles for ladies'
wear They have been picked over by Christmas
trade, so that to take a loss on them
by making the price, per yard ...,..... lie
All of our yard-wde Zoe Percales and several dis.
carded patterns from u l-2c line, now to
close at, per yard .,......',.............. lie
loss here.
All of our SO-inch Bordered lsc Chales for kimonos
and wrappers in assorted coors, to close at,
per yard .....t................ IL LIE
New style this season.
One lot OF Ripplettes l5c grade to close at,
per yard .,........................ Toe
One lot of Yard-wide Madras This is a fast color
material used for all purposes where Ginghams
are used. IL lie cloth, to close at, per
yard observation-disclosures. lie
A good loss hers.
All of our 25c Poplins, Coored Border Pongee and
Plaza Cloths These are all good styles for spring.
Will close the lot at per yard .,.....,..... 1oc
One lot--all that we have-of 25c Scotch Cling
hams, to close at .............-...........17c
These cost by the case l9c.
One lot of Holly Batiste and one lot of fine Bordered
Muslins in small figures for spring dresses. These
are IL l2c and l5c goods. If you want to save
some money spring goods, buy these at, per
yard -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
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Silks

One lot of Panne Silk This is 3oc silk, more the
style of Pongee, Comes in colors Of nile, light
blue, black, ecru gray, pink and maize. This
These are heavier than Suesine silk.
All OF our $lo0 Dress Silks, best styles, now per
yard, at ...,.., ........,......... 79c
win sell Waist Patterns at same price.
One lot of Persian Silks for waists or trimming
These are Sl00 Silks that will cut in quantity
wanted at, per yard ..........,....,........ SOC
One piece of 35-inch Black Messaine Silk our Sl00
grade now a bargain at per yard ......... s5c
Never cheap before.
One piece Black Yard-wide Satin Feutre This
is $l.75 Satin, with heavy back, for skirts
This one piece now, per yard ....,... Csc
Two pieces 4O-inch Black Duchess DE Sole This
is Sl.75 Silk that is heavy aud very soft It's
purchase made last week at far less than cost
of manufacture To say that it came from c. f.
Hovey g. Co. of Boston makes the quality all
right. This is now in sale at, per yard S119
Please notice the wdth-one yard four inches wide.
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Misses Junior Suits

What we have left in Junior Suits we are putting
into this sale to close at
At S69s are what we have left in Misses Junior
Suits that sold at $1,000. Now ...,...,... S6.9S
At S7.3s are what we have left in Junior Suits in
Serges and Mixtures that sold at $3.50. Now
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S79s
At S0.9s are a few Misses Junior Suits in Serges
and Broadcotbs. These are Suits that sold at
sl40O and $500. To close at .......... S09S
At s129s are few odd Suits in Junior sizes;
the large sizes, just right for small
Are Suits that sell at $500. Now at S129S
This lot Of Suits good values in sizes such
as 49, Is and II years
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Ladies' Black Coats

In Ladies' Black Coats there are few odd and Sam
pie Coats that good values and the seasons best
style.
At $500 three medium size Coats that are
very good for the money. Are specials we sold
for $3.50. Now at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
At $99S are few Black Coats in samples that are
regular $3.50 Coat, only medium sizes. At S99S
At $4,000 and $3.50 few Sample Coats in
black. Are the best Coats of the season. in fine
brosdeloth lined. Are regular $3.50 and
$500 Coats In this sale at $1,000 and $225O
We just received Saturday another lot of those Black
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-26
Cotton Goods

All Yard-wide Cotton at 1c per yard allowance
in several cases more than profit. The following
at clearance prices.
One case of Yard-wide Beached Fruit of the Loom
Cotton, that has sold for lie. The price now
should be l0c. Our clearance price this one
lot, per yard, is .........,.., ..,...7 lie
All wide Cottons at an allowance of &c per yard.
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Towels

One lot of Huck Towels, 90 by 40 this sale each &c
One lot OF Fancy Huck Towels, IS by SO, IL lie
Towel, now, each Observation-Disclosures. Zoe
One lot of All Linen Hemstitched Huck Towels that
were cheap at the price, $3.50 per dozen, now in
this sale at, per dozen Observation-Disclosures. So so
VIII break dozen at same price. This is the best
trade that have ever shown.
All of our Christmas Towels at special price. One
lot Of soc Towels at Observation-Disclosures. 39c
One lot OF better Towels in this sale at each 45c
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Napkins

Every Napkin in our stock now at a special price
One lot of extra heavy All Linen Napkins, sl39
leader, $3.50 value this sale ,.,...,....,. S110
The same grade as sold last season at this price.
Our $l.75 Irish Linen Napkin to match sl.0O Dam
ask now at .........s.... t.....'.t, 81 40
Our S2.75 Irish Linen Napkins to match sl.S5 Dam
ask, now at ..,......................, S235
One lot of extra size Napkins 1915 value 10
match Sl35 Damask, now at .............. So 9S
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White WaistingS

Here is a chance to buy for cMldren's or Ladies'
Dresses
One lot of Checked Dmity. These l5c and zoe
cloths, soied, now at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo
Several patterns of our Zoe White Goods, such as
Reps, Poplins, Brocrades and Stripes. Your choice
at, per yard ...........................1 5c
of the lot at, per yard IOe
One lot of 32-inch Persian Lawn our zoe grade, for
aprons, waists and dresses, now per yard at. .15c
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Hosiery and
Underwear

All Hosiery and Underwear in our stock except Mum
sing at liberal allowance during this sale
Our Children's Geager FleeceA Underwear at 23c
Our Ladies' Fleeced Underwear at ......,...... 23c
Our Black Cat 25c Hosiery at ...............2 3c
All Of our Warranted Hoeproof Hosiery TO close at
loss $500 boxes at $40. $500 boxes of Hole
proof at 1925 per box. We win furnish warrants
with these Hose, just the though you paid us
profit If you are a Holeproof customer here is a
chance for you.
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Crashes

One lot of Imported l7-inch Union Bleached Crash.
This is lie value, in this sale at, per
yard ........,.. ......,.... .......,......... Sc
One lot Of All Pure Linen Imported l7-inch Beached
Crash This is very nearly as heavy as a Barnsby
Crash It's our leader at ~ l-2c. Now in this
sale at only, per yard ..................... Toe
One piece of ls-neh Huekabuck l0c Toweling now at
only ,..,,'...... .,...,.,............,.1 &c
This is good trade.
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Handkerchief

We have $50 dozen White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs in our Christmas decorations Some are
slightly soled. Others have pinholes in them that
don't hurt them one bit These all come down
and go into sale at, per dozen ........... 1 sc
II ordered by mail, inclose cents for POSTAGE or
your money will be returned.
Every Handkerchief in our stock above Sc at a
liberal discount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-26
Al Special Prices

One lot Of Ladies' Wool Sweaters, broken sizes that
were $500 to close at half price each $50
All Pure silk 1926 Ladies' Hose, now, per pair 9sc
One lot Of new styled Royal Worcester Corsets,
sl.50 Corset an advertised leader at, each. Csc
One lot of large size CSC Hand Bags at each 49c