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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05

Thanksgiving this year with their brother,
John G.. Leonard of Pittsford. The ages
OF the three brothers arc So, So and 81
years respectively. The Leonard brothers
are cousins Of the Row Dr. c. J." Leonard
OF the academy AZ Poultncy.
supper for the members OF the zap
list Young Peoples union VIII be given
IN the church vestry Friday evening AZ
';jo o clock. Election of officers ana other
important business will take place imine-
dlateiy after the supper. Mrs. EH1c u.
sumner was given pleasant surprise
party at her home on Rossiter street
Monday evening by about % friends ara
rcighbors. tho occasion being her oNh
birthday. social hour was spent ana
refreshments served. The guests pre-
s.ntcd Mrs. Sumner with some pioe%s Of
China ana lincn-Thc Brandon orches'i"
VIII CIV" a dance Friday evening IN Tie
armorN hail Harvey NJ. Perry, who mas
t"on confined to TIE bed for scvtra
weeks is eighty improved --'' dafiai
81. ffasior, Who has been Spending ten
! DAYS With MI. and Mrs l. l., rising,
mas returned to i7No Falls Mis- Albert
H. summer ana Miss Bertha sumner VINO
, IA Y" Iccn ViSll.i. ."lltiN," IN Albany.
y. Y. for several days haze returned. --
-itSs Harriet Estabruuk mas returned
from Rutland. whore Sine has been FOR IA
few ks.Mr and Mrs. Harry iar-
tram who have been in New Mexico ana
Colorado for several weeks. have re-
! 'urnod.--,John Laflic. Who has been visit
ing his mother. Mrs. lth"rinc Lame,
Vas returned to Hartford. conn-Nr. and
I IA T..l,
/ tI.-r IN Boston l.lroy Kemp Is spending
: few days in Mddlstury
+ The Kings Daughters society viii meet
tjr "HF tomorrow ;iteinon;, az the home
OF Mrs. Roscoe Sanders on Pearl street
! Miss GLADYS Nichols Bodgc. reader, OF
| Boston. presented dorothy Vernon "i
ltaddon TAN" Tuesday evening at TIA,
| town hall. This was the second entertain.
/ incnt in the lecture course nj the rc-ila
meeting of Ncshubc Grangr Saturda,
evening officers will be elected for til,
ensuing year Miss Ida Pierce has
accepted a position az clerk in ". y
| NuttinS's dry goods stor.--\ SON Wa
| born Tuesday To- Nj. and Mrs. Don W. r.
Smith of FRO, idcnre. Il. l.-Wimcr \
! Fuller has taken Il position in the Burn
ham store for the holiday SEASON. Mr.
| Fannie II. parmcloc. who has been at IL,
| Brandon Inn for several months. has Gon,
| 70 Boston to visit relatives Miss Edit
| Howe has issued invitations for 81 car,
! party at hCr home ON Park street Monday
aftcrnocn.- Mrs. Susan Thral went yes
! tcrdaN to Whiting for a few weeks II. T..
! i'artram has -on" To- bridgeport, Conn
after few days rcrc.-rh" ladies Of tn,
Methodist church arc arran~H- for I.
food sale to he held Saturday Miss Filler
| lf.ss""nic has gouc to Ituhha rdton E,
sp"nd som" tim" mt nc home of hci
| brother, &. f. Rcssc2nic.-pdul Kicker
went this week 90 .tltamontc Springs
| Fla" where ne has % position fov tin
wintor.-W. r. collins of Middiobury j.
at his home hor" for a fcw daYs.-Ms.
Virginia Scclcv has returned to Kingston
y Y. after srordinc several days here
Mrs Ella Eavnos. who has been visit
Ing Mrs. I."sli" SavcrY, has returned !,
| her HON in Troy. y. Y.
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MONTPELIER

Thomas Ward of MorctoWn has been
taken to the State hospital for the in
sane at Waterbury for observation and
to await his hearing for commitments
which is soon TO be held before probate
court Mr., Ward, It Is believed, was in
sane at the time he attacked John Lynch.
n sclcctman of Moretown, who defended
himself and II Is alleged hit Ward with
n piece of wood. Ward suffered concus-
sion from the blow. but the doctors say
his skull was not fractured and that
the blow did not cause his present men,
tai condition.
George Bradley OF Moretown was ar
railned In Barre city court Friday
for shooting a doe in Waitsfield He
ent, red IA plea Of guilty and was bound
over to county court for sentence. bail
being fixed at 800. Tho warrant was is
sued by States Attorney j. Ward Car
Yer.
The annual meeting of the Ancient
Order OF Hibcrnians and the Ladies'
Auxiliary was held in the knights of
Columbus hall in Barre and the follow
ing officers elected: Daniel J. Sullivan
of Barre. reelected executive OF the
county district; first vice-presidcnt.
Peter Murphy. Granitcvilc: secretary.
Patrick McNulty Barre treasurer
James Rylc. Montpelier. The Ladies
Auxiliary elected as their president. Miss
Lizzie McGovern, Montpelier; vice
president, Mrs. James Hastings. treas
urer Miss Mary Carroll, Barre; secrc-
tary. Mrs. l.. j. Good. Barre: directors
Mrs. John Stanley, Montpelier, Mrs
Weston Walker Barre. Following the
business meeting social evening was
passed, which included refres hments and
dancing. The music was furnished by
members Of the auxiliary.
The following articles of association
ana corporation papers have been filed
IN the office of the secretary OF state:
The Vermont Fruit company of Rock
ineh'tm, organized with a capital OF
*lt,W' to raise, buy and sell fruit
products, and deal in soda waters. The
papers are signed by Edward r. Camp
bell OF Bellows Falls John L. Paddock,
saxtchs River. .. K Campbell Mont
pe'lsr. Alexander .. Campbell. Saxtons
Ri".r Il. A. Phelps company OF Barre,
10 40 Il general real estate business.
quarry mill, mine and lumber and to
deai IN notes stocks anl bonds. with n
capital stock OF s5,HN. which is divided
into 200 shares The papers are signed
ny H. A lhelrs, Evelyn Phelps. and
ka''erinc Phelps al Barre Tho J,nes
G0iasy eonAuaiN OF Warren, 10 do o
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MEXICAN REBELS CoMBl]
Oroxco Now Has More Than 1000
in Mobile Force.

FL Paso. Texas. Dec. 4--R
groups under Gen. Pascual Orozco.
Marcelo Carveo and Antonio Rojas h
combined along the Mexican Cen
railway midway between Chihua
city and Juarez, making a command
moro than 1000 men led by Gen1
Orozco, the persistent revolution
leader of northern Mexico. This 70
a much larger mobile force than
possessed by the fcdcrals in this st
In addition to reporting this,
fLgees arriving here tonight say
In attacking the northbound Mcxi
central passenger train below Gall
yesterday the rebels believed
were assaulting the armored tr
train which Is carrying 500 infant
men on continuous patrol of the u
railways between chihuahua city 4
the border. OF the troop guard of Il
defending the passenger train, IL
! GLIDING capt. j. Landlords were kill
and is wounded. besides two of
So far the Mexican Northwestern rd
| way. an American owned road. rema
! open between the state capital I'd
tho border although Gen. Incz Sala5
with 400 additional rebels is orcrati
along that line.
| Thirteen federal wounded who ma
been cared for by the United sta
army medical corps at Columbus.
NJ. arrived to-day at Juarez. VIII,
they entered the military hospi,
| Their removal from the United sta
was permitted by special order FIR
ashington. The nine rebel wounc
from the Palomas engagement rom,
at Columbus
REBELS DESTROY TRACKS.
| Mexico city. Dec. A. Clark z,
eral manager Of tho Mexican Railv
system his wife and children and
W. Fish. traffic manager of the Nati'
al Railways. who We're believed 70
! prisoners in the hands Of the reh
under Orozco. are now reported to h;
returnel to FL Paso.
Mcagre adviccs indicate that
rebels have destroyed a long sire
of track on the Mexican Central q
have captured several armored ca
4 large number of bridges have b,
burned or lynamitci.
\ passenger train from Chihaui
has been burned between Laguna q
I.oaeZa. The fate of the passeng
is unknown. a large band of reb
has burned the bridges on a bra,
of the National Railways in the st
of Durango.
The government authorities ara f
ther embarrassed by the resumpt
to-day of tn. long strike
Vera Cruz, and a threatened strike
several thousand textile workers
.hc states of Puebla and TlaXC;
The Vera cruz strike Is interior
seriously with transportation both
water and rail.
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GREENSBORO.

Albert Kinney NJ. D. was at home from
Connecticut for THANKSGIVING and
Mrs. j. II. Wiley of Montpelier are AT
George \. portcr's.-Mrs. Mabel Melvin of
Lnkoport. y. H.. and Mr. and Mrs. charles
Simmons ~ stowe We're at the Miller
and Kaiser homestead for Thanksgivng
Miss Mary spicrs has been i'll for several
Richard Allen has recovered from
the measles and returned to his position
at Will"y's storo.-Thr trustees of the fire
district hay" purchased 100 feet Of fire
hose and hose cart. They will soon
have tho building in readiness to use
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BETHEL.

Mira n l.. Chadwick and her son,
Fisher. who were spending "A week in
Spriu.tiold We're called to MONTPELIER
last week by the illness of the Hon. j.
NJ Fisher. Mrs. Chadwick father. who
is in a critical condition.-The little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Allen was operated or for the removal OF
adenoids and tonsils Sunday.-Roy G.
Wheclock has taken from \. W. Perkins
the remainder of his contract for carry
ing the mails daily except Sundays from
Woodstock to Bethel and return by way
of Barnard The contract expires July
/. lgl3.-liugh Batchcller is recovering
from a fortnghts illness with iaundice.
o O. Thompson of Woodstock has
b.en visiting At James II. Marsh's .-Deer
slaNsrs not prey iously reported are
Maurice Luce. Fred West and George
Stackpol' The number reported to r.. :.
Putnam. deputy game warden. was g.
same as last year He had no reports of
does killed during the open season.-Mrs.
Henry C. Rice and her daughter, Mrs
Ida Davis have moved from the Davis
farm to rooms in Mrs fs!ce's village
house. Joseph and Charles Balkcy and
one Of +. f. Fowlcr's houses on Quarry
strcet-Mrs. Jane ID. Dodge is in a weak
condition caused by hemorrhages of the
nose. william j. Toland Is visiting in
Burkc. n N.-The Rev Edgar l.. Half
acre preached Sunday in Woodsville in
exchange with the Universalist minister
OF that place. The Misses Mary and
Irene Gushing have been visiting in Bos-
ton and vicinty.-W. c. La Rock is
member of the petit Jury for the Decent
Der tenn of Windsor county court.-iar-
lev A. llinkley of South Royalton has
moved into the Cushman house and is
engaged in the bread business, f. l..
Bass has two Enclosures where he will
raise slns4hg for commercial PURPOSES
Mrs. j. r. Atchison OF Morrisvills 10 a
guest al A. \. Washburns MI. and
Mrs. \. L. Clifford of Burlington were
recent guests at c. c. Clifords.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTsBuRY.

The male quartet gave excellent music
At the Gospel service Sunday evening"
Mr.. Green has bought tho Or Rixby
house Oh Water street ana taken pos
: cssion.-Mr and Mrs. Leon Patterson of
liardwick and George Nelson of Glover
attended the Nelson nksgivinr at w
l.. Tillotson's. ThursdaN.-Mr. and Mis-
j. W. Gilbert left last week for Essex
whcr" they expect To spend the
Robert Caltlerwood. who
has been visiting. her daughtop in Nashua
has rettirned.-Nlrs. H. G. Noodle returned
sunday from Hardwich
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
continued from page -

sister. Mrs. Smith Ballard in Montpelier
Thursday .-Rolla jacques, who is attend
ing school in Barre was at home Thurs
day --,NIiss Sybi Raymorc returned to
her school in Ilighgate Monday after n
short vacation at home.-Scventy five
couples attended the THANKSGIVING ball
at Hotel Mclcndy.-L. W. Corliss has
,tartcd his sawmill and Is cutting the
lumber in the Lang sugar place pur-
.hased by T.. Il. Reynolds. Mrs u. +.
Wilcox, who has spent several days in
Essex Center, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
o. ~ Dodge returned Monday.A pie as
ant meeting of the cemetery association
was with Mr.. and Mrs Austin DAVIS
)ecenber .. Thirty five m, mbcrs ana
'isitors were present and pIrook ot a
hckcn pie dinner served by the hostess
.ri committee. Mrs. Betsy York, Mrs
t.vt Davis and Mrs. Annie Lease. An
original poem was read by Mrs. carrie
Lease in honor of the birthday Of the
ldcst member of the association
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WESTFIELD.

The Rev. NJ ". Farnan. chaplain of
the Senate. returned to Montpelier Mon
Cay.-rhc young people had a party in
Noodmon's hall saturday evening Dana
Carey Of Ashland, y. H.. came Nov. -
ana stayed until Monday Mt tn" home
nc hi, sister. Mrs. Ann Rider.-Miss Elm
G.. brown has finished school in Shng-
lilc.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller ana Mrs.
Snow Of Auhurndal". Mass. came Mon
uay To visit in town Harold Farman has
rented his fathers farm the coming year.
The Ladies' Auxiliary society sill meet
ia the Congregational Ycstry to-day.
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STOWE.

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THIRTY CENTS POUND
is ENOUGH FOR BUTTE]

Omaha, Neb.. Dec. 1.-THE oxecutiv
committee of the American Association %
Creamery Butter Makers met in score
session here today and took steps to Sc
cure a reduction to "A maximum of 20 cent
pound for creamery butter. Fifty-tw
of the largest creamery concerns in tn
middle West were represented Mt tn
meeting. which was presided over ~
President j. f.. Walker OF Chicago
Thirty cents a pound is enough for tn.
consumer to pay for butter" said Mr.
Walker after the meeting. I'm the futur,
the price of butter will be regulated IL,
the supply and demand. Packers WIZ
deal in oleomargarine and hutterine hav'
had much to do with the higher prices.
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WATEPVILLE.

Mr. ana Mrs. \. l.. LaraWaN spent
THANKSGIVING in St 4Nlhaus.-MrS' IRE"
pdrrah has been ill.-iidrry wheeler mas
moved into on, OF the stevens tclomehts
near the postoffic,-lTr. and Mrs. II. "A.
Wiley spent scvcra! days with their
laughter. Mrs T. j. Kelley. ~ Morris
yilie.-Miss Gertrude Wilbur, who has
Aon visiting her sister, Mrs Mary
Ncstcot, has returned TO New York
suruie Chase. who has been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Chase. mas
vcturncd TO New York. -Rollic Thomas or
tho L. >. navy and sister, Miss Mahlo
lhomas, of New York are spending a
NV days with their aunt Mrs. MNrol
thurch-lIomer Stearns T. spending
sh, week with his uncle, George H..
Scard, at the state house in Montpelier.
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Rev. b. y. Gilman in Gardner, Mass.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. Award visited friends hero
from Thursday till Saturday.--C. I. Boy
den was In STAFFORD last week to make
an official visit to Temple Lodge r. &
A. Nj. H. Holden. who had been with
friends In Waterbury, Conn, about two
weeks returned Saturday.-Thc North
Randolph Cow Test Association will hold
meeting in Agricultural Hall here next
Saturday evening. Principal Green and
Professor Kibbcc will give talks on sub
jccts Of interest
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MIDDLESEX.

Schools throughout the town began
Monday for the winter term,-Mr. and
Mrs. \. c. Moulton were guests of George
Bailey of Montpelier on Sunday.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Mandago of Morctown
We're guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Ira Johnson
the first of the week. r. McEllroy is
moving from his farm on the Center road
To the house he recently purcha Sod and
has had repaired in the village.
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FORESTDALE.

Paul Rickcrt LETT sunday for Flor
ida. where he has position for tn
wfntcr--Gcorge Nicklaw ami Leon
shore. went to the Mary Fletcher hof
ptal at Burlington last week whore
t1cN underwent operations for anp"a-
dicitis.-Miss Myrtle Slaughter. who
has been the guest of Mrs. ]. A. Muir.
ray. has returned to New York.-MrS.
Hattie Humphrey and Mrs. IIazcn
H.. are visiting at Edward Cunning
ha 's.-Mrs Carrie Demo l. visiting
In Toronto. Ont .
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| general wholesale and retail business in
manufacturing lumber. boards, boxes,
| buttcr tubs. and flooring. with n capital
stock OF $1,000 Tho papers are signed
| by o. NJ. Jones' Jennie l., Jones. Mil.
dred Jones of Warren The IIavens
Ccmetcry association of Royalton pri-
viIeged to hold property by gift or pur-
chase to the amount Of $500 the papers
beig signed by A. j. Eaton, H. A. Bing-
nam Frank Shirlock Fred Haynes. j.
+. Shepard and Fred j. Shepard
Sheriff i. ". Tracy has made the fol-
lowing re-appointments of deputy sheriffs
Tor washington county for the ensuing
Iyear: Don ID. Circuit f.. T.. Campbell V.
y. Dillingham;, Waterbury: .IohnT;ra ham
Calais Frank H. Merrill Roxbury; John
w. Mohug. Warren: Clarence Dodge,
Berlin; $. H. Irwin, Narshfold: Frank
t. ,lodah, Fast Monlpclicr George c.
G;ran1clH FaystUn -. g. Eaton Waits
field. Wilbur cutler. South Barre. John
f.. flunkctt, Northlicld; John NJ. Hast
ines Middlcscx; f; y. Bartlett, Plain
ueld: l.. e. Lance, Cabot, ". " Holden,
Northfleld. \. r.. T!utchlns East Barre;
H. !. Pn~chcr. DuXbury: a.. j. Slayton,
John Y. Dinoen. George l.. Morris George
Carlr. y. NJ. Morrison Samuel Sinclair.
Edwin Mcleod, George Howe, Harry
Gamble. Barre city: Henry &. Lawson.
\. ~ Emery, f.. Il. Gilbert. Charles ~
Smith. John Dochcrty, John l.. Tuttlc OF
MOntpclicr
Ia case Commissioner John W. Titcoinl
makes change in game warden in Wash
ington county it Is understood there vii
bc at least three candidates for the posi-
tiOu, Henry j. IarChcr OF DuS DurN
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NORTHFIELD.

y. o. Whitcomb has moved his FANNY
from the Four Corners to W nitHi'e'u'
Mrs Emma King has sold her IA'"'
beyond South Mortified ~ u nam
Bailey who has taken possess'oh'- ~
Henry W. hovey has gone to br"'t's-
horo where she will spend IA" WINTER WIN
her daughter, Mrs. q. r. Gilman'-"' =
brown. who has been doine daf t'lcS'ap"-
ic work at the Central Vermont S''I'o'''
mas been transferred to Nhl'e NV ~
junction. Miss Emily Bond - cn'U'oN 90
.'nogr,ph.r in the office oi Fl"n.''
I'D Plumley. tahiuY The ylace ol s'ss
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DERBY.

The Rev. Edwin Gordon of North
Craftshury spent THANKSGIVING with his
parents the Rev and Mrs. C. f.. Gordon
--Mattio iiopkinson has nearly recovered
from her illncss.-Mr. Burr for many
years "A resident of this town. died SUD.
d. MY last week at Lcll Hairs, whete lie
NHS boa riding
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WAITSFIELD.

t.. T. NJ .AliiStcr who has been srriot.Sly
i'll with pneumonia is molo comfortable"
Ms Martha Kew Is visiting hoy laugh
t"r m Harr".-Mi-. Ida t. Moore. who
has lcod spending tie past few months
with her son and family in Kansas. 70
trrnod Mclaay .--Wiliiam Farr is having
hi ."sid.n@c wired for electric lichts-
Mr.. AMI Mrs. y. l.. Royce Of Bingham
ton y. j.. We're r,c. ut guests oe his
moth, T. Mrs \atnau Pov,a
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BENSON.

The Rev Charles r.. Hayward returned
from tilens Falls Saturday, where he had
spent THANKSGIVING with Mrs. Hayward
and two daughtcrs.-W. f.. Noble Is con-
fined to his bed yet. but is slightly better
with som prospects OF getting out again.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

GcuISc Prentis, an aged man, died of
pneumonia at Arthur Robinson's Sunday.
Ihc funeral services were held at tho
house where ne died Tuesday forenoon
Mr.. md Mrs. A. y Gilman are spcnd-
lux a few days with his brother. the
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MARsHFIELD.

Charles II, Rathburn and Mrs loa NJ
Aiken, both Of this place. were married
November II by the Rev. 'harles H.
Chapin
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-05

Inc want al watcher and answerer de-
,nlops rare and valuable business iudg-
n,cnt ana learns to RkcOGNiEE real
opportunities ulrallWSlyl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-21
REDFIELD.

Mrs. J. w. Lewellen. of Bauxite, w1o las been visiting her father, J. M. Henry has returned home
 E. |. Brown and family of Monti- ,ello, arrived here Thursday and wilt eside here.
 G. J. Burlingame of Little Rock, vas business visitor here Wednes- lay.
 Prof J. T. Kirklin, who has been 1uIte sick for several days, is i'm proving.
 C M. Puckett. of Argenta, visited 7e diit,d Thursday.
 Dr. shcpe of Redfield, visited lit le Rock Wednesday,.
 E. M Doty, of Pine Bluff, WIS q business visitor here Thursday.
 Mrs. Geo. Crane has returned from Little Rock where she spent several lays with relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs Hiram Clark visited Pine Bluff Wednesday.
 A. J. Neunlist organized 3 lodge ot Brotherhood of American Yeoman lere last week.
 Miss Ohpelia NeNon visited lfF lunt. Mrs. H. H. Matthews. last week
 Geo. McNeill has entered school at Little Rock
 Duncan Moore is attending school 1t Pine Bluff.
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Somervill and A. F. McNeill entertained number of relatives Thursday Among the put of town visitors were Judge John VI. Somervill, of Texarkana; Mrs. J. '. Saunders and Mrs. Johnston, oi Little Rock, and Mrs. Sue Jones, oi Washington, D. C.
 Luther Kirklin of FIne Bluff vis- tied his father ProS J. T. Kirklir Wednesday,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-21
Gottlieb Jewelry Store
We Grind Our Own Lenses

One of the advantages obtainable here is the prompt deliveries we make.
 Our Grinding Plant is one of the most complete in the country and we can duplicate broken lenses or fill s prescriptions very promptly.
 Scientific Examinations of tho Eyes made by a graduate 0ptometrist, free of charge.