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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-16

Thirty-fve couples, nearly all of whom
masked, attended the Eaton Campbell
Tobin assembly dance in Howland hall
last evening, the affair being the last of
the series to be held before Lent The
dancers appeared in a riot of costume.
many OF whom were ludicrously clad,
while others took more aesthetic turn
in selecting their modes for the bal
costume" and were more becomingly
dressed. Not few of the masqueraders
managed to successfully conceal their
identity until the time for unmasking
arrived. and the revelations that followed
the lifting of the face lids we're highly
amusing. Refreshments of punch and
waters were served during the evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-16
DANCING PARTIES HELD.
X. of c. Leap Year Dance and Masquer
ade in Assembly Series.

Barre council, No. 4Ol, Knights oi
Columbus, held mos, enjoyable leap.
year dance in X. of C. hall last evening
fifty couples being present on the invi.
tations sent out by the ladies'. Haylett's
orchestra of Montpelier furnished music
and the dance order lasted until nearly
2 o'clock this morning. At intermission,
small tables were distributed about the
hall and several young ladies of the
dancing party served luncheon of sal.
ads, rolls. cold meat, cake and coffee.
The affair was one of series held this
winter by the Knights of Columbus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-16

Nominations by Acclamation.
After S. Hollister Jackson had named
City Clerk and Treasurer Mackay as u
candidate to succeed himself, the Tomi-
nation was by unanimous acclamation,
there being no other nominee.
First Constable Mark B. Nichols was
named as an candidate to succeed him
self, being presented by d. J. Sullivan;
and Second Constable Charles 7. South
gate was likewise nominated by lccla
nation for second constable, being put
before. the caucus by II. G.. Ladd. Named
by James p Mari, the present directors
of the French Barre library, j, w. Cor
don, r. S. Currier and F. G. Howland,
were also nominated by acclamation.
Contest Over One Auditor.
When it came to the offices of auditor
for one year each, two tickets were
CONTINUED ON fourth psge.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-16
Nominations by Acclamation.

and Alderman Thurston was declared ths
nominee of the caucus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-02-16

, Continued on fourth psge.i
The evening world., 1912-01-05
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The evening world., 1912-01-05

81 50 GIRLS BUTTON SHOES Lao
Extra high cut-pAtent leather vAmps
dull calf tops-hcsvy soles-sixes
10 I o :.
an to b-worth s2.26. .....,.l.0
sHOES-sDOOND FLOOR.
ioc CHILDREN's BLACK HOSE. OK
Heavy rih-frst Qualitv-G TO Ola.
HOsIpRY-MAIN FLOOR.
27c NEW WIDE RIBBO Ns zee. 10
Black. white and all colors-satfns.
t~atfetas, moires and D~resdens-fOr
sashos and millinery-new woods,
RlBBONs-MAlN FLOOR.
t0c to soc CRANES STATlONERY.od
Chartered oak-silk lnish- tissue lined
envclopes--lttter or note size-tlnted
and white.
srATIoNERY-rHIRp FLOOR.
6Oc Women's STORM RUBBERs, 40
Good make-for medium and hlgh
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zoe Women's Cashmere GLOVES. 10
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The evening world., 1912-01-05

MORNING sPECIALs-Tomorrow Saturday. Until =. NJ.
To rsv~t dclu~ buying quAnat~ restricted. No Mac OF T-l1tons Orders
The evening world., 1912-01-05

wOMEN's SLIPPERS.
BLACK VELVET EVENING PUMPS
beaded vamps-hand turned soIes-
Cuban heels medium toes
oil sizes and widths. ............2'46
WHITE KID sLIPPE RS-threo TRAPS
hand turned sOles-Cuban heels
all sizes aud widths ............ls46
SATIN sLIPPERS-whit., pink-biue
and black-chlfon rosetttes-
all sizes. all widths ..2.4S
WOMEN'S
.UTTON AND BLUCHER LACE SHOES
Wei kid-patent leather tips
medium tOes-extension sOles-
Cuban heels-all sizes. oil widths. 1.O8
Gun metal kid-dul calf tops
ell sizes me widths. 1.06
The evening world., 1912-01-05
LheUinne
SoIoist With the
Philharmonic
By SYLVESTER RAWLNC.
IOOEF LHDvINNE. the distinguishet
Ruas1An pianist made h<s

1OOEF LHBVlNNE. the distinguished
RussAan pianist. made hs reappesr-
anos IN Nsw Tvfh al caruesis Hall
tAss night with the Philharmonic 3d.
DEFY. He Wa the solois, In Rub!nstein .
oonoerto No. 8 n E nat major. tor the
playtns Of which At Berlin In SOS he
Won the Ruhnstein prize. Since then.
h Europe and In America. he has sstap
6shsd himself a. one Of the foremost
q living pianistsL He played last night
With . masterfulness. with q clarity OF
tone and with q sentiment that we're
rresistibly beautiful. and he fitted into
the ensemble will MIR. Stransky and
his orchestra without unduly projecting
himself
The concert was begun with Brahms's
commanding hrst symphony. to the last
movement Of which Mr.. Stransky gave
an especially fine reading. Smetana's
symphonic poem. "vltava," was also
we'll played. At the end came Tschai-
kowsky's "1sl2" overture, stunningly per-
formed.
The evening world., 1912-01-05

JANUARY SALE OPPORTUNITIES
IN
MEMS WEAR
GEARN FOR BEST VALUES
NE6LI0EE SHIRTS.
Msdrss and p~ercais--ncSt stripes nd
ngurW-usht Or dark sround-plsluo
plated bOsoms-cOat m0dels-
well mado-ree. ei.60... ........ls36
PLATED DRESS sHIRTs.
Pure linen bosOms. cuffs sttschod-
Just the shirt for wear with Tuxedo
coats and used more and more
with fun dress suits-cOat
model-custOm workmanship
ironed by hAnd-reg. S2.OO .....1s06
NIGHT SHIRTS.
Muslin or canDric- with or without
collars-emb'y braid trtm'd-
90 inches long-sizes 10 20 neck. 40
PAJAMAs.
Madras and percaies- military
JAY. nock-siik frogs-ali Sizes
res.
PAJAMAs.
Percsles or domet tannois-military
ST. les-wtth or viii frogs
Hl sizes-eAccilen workmanship
EMPEROR" SHIRTS.
Year round price, Sl.OO TO cents.
Msnufacturcr's Surplus stock. that's Whyi
...... kScciicnt patt.rns-whi te and col
Ored HrOunus-pichte or plain Uosoms--
oil Sizes to ~ nvck--tS st cviugs-NOu
shirt given II coiors fade.
The evening world., 1912-01-05

s., Us GIRLS LONG COATS. 1850
full length-nayy d~lagonals and chev-
lots shepherd check or red lining
just tho coats for hard. cold winter
weath"r-G 80 II wears.
MISSES DEPr.-sECoND FLOOR.
81 0s and g.. 9s STORM CAPFs 0.50
u to II ycars-rubbcrized poplin and
rubber lined satcen-b,s makes
navy and wine satccn hoods have
plaid linings-bcst possible protection
ira .INT' rfurr
MISSES pEPr-sECoSD FLOOR
81. 26 white Coutil CORSETS. .... I'D
An excellent make long over hips
Is to "a
coRsEIs- SECOND FLOOR.
81 Os WHITE LAWN WAISTS. Lid
Dhintily trimmed with me laces. cro-
chet buttons ard lace ncdellions.
WAIsTSEECOND FLOOR.
20 CT. CHILDREN'S DRAWERS Ia
knicker styles-Canton lannel. good
feecy quality--laco trimmed or II. =
rufhs--l 10 ~ yrs.
MUsLIN uNpERwEAR-sEcoNp FLOOR.
The evening world., 1912-01-05
KATHLEEN PARlOW CHARMS
AT Her VIOLIN RECITAL

Kathleen Parlow. the young Cana
dian violinist. who deservedly became
Q great favor,te In New York. gave a
recital at Carnegie Hall yesterday az
tsrnoon before a large and ~demonstra-
live audience. She was accompanied at
the plano by Kurt SCHNEIDER. At first
u seemed as II she were not quite In
form. Her information was not always
correct Soon. however. che recovered
herself and vas playing with all the
sureness and the brilliancy Of which
she is possessed. Her original pro-
gramme consisted OF Lalo's Symphonic
Espagnol." Jules Conus's concerto in Il
minor. Sind.ng's suite in a minor and
Hungarian dances by Brahms-Joachlm
and Leopold Won Auer. 1t was fortu.
nate for her that she offered no more.
for she was compelled by the inslstence
Of the applause to double the number
Of compositions that she played.
The evening world., 1912-01-05
JANu ARY SALE SPECIALS
FOR TOMORROW.
GREAT sTOCKs-0R EAT vALUEA
Compare offerings with eng slse~ here
YOU'LL BE CONVINCED
AND SAVE MUCH MONEY.


No Msu o. raspAoos ordsn. d,
sis; Is ga q suits 1850
vets and corduroys-bIsck... navy.
prown-plain or trimmed-all siscs.
s2i "a womcn's Caracui COATS. 1850
length scml-nttcd catra large
coiar-fros ornaments-3% to 40.
Prettily trimmed with Wide Met band:
-hand emb'd effects and lace fru.
si;e9 WHITE LAWN WAISTS. LOS
laco inscrts-hish or low neck.
81, ? MEssALINE WAISTS. ,2.l7
hand e~mb'y-ions and short sleeves.
o.. 90 BLACK TAFFETA WAISTS. LOT
BRAID and button trim--open back or
front-lons sleeves.
80 Ct. BABIES SILK CAPS. 80. .07
Corded poplin or embroidered China
ii eop, sqimt etlIe i ii"sd ''. sSa 'i iSsss,
uned-siscs to 3 years.
ss.es CHILDREN's COATS. $50
Navy blue Corduroy sailor collar With
SIX braid-sixes to 3 years.
Asc BABIES DRESSES. ........ AS
NsinsooE-Yoks and bishop styissS
II. .. and cmb'y Ito 3 yrs.
si:es FITTED PETTICOATs.... lat
Black sAteen-new straight models
no shirrins. no strings. no fuilncss-
adjustable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
throughout.
30 Ct. WASHABLE PETTICOATs at
Blue striped Neutrality-suspicious.
nounco-aM lengths.
$40 4 sra Fine Coutil CORsETs.. ,7.6O
Excellent quality long mOdela
handsomely trimmed With lace and
rfbbon-l8 70 20. ,
$3.50 = % White Coutil CORsETs.. LOO
Long and medium icngths-iS to 80.
$40 womcn's HOUSE DRESSES. .o6
New p~crcales and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or emb'y ~trim'd-low or high necks.
o. es sEMI-MADE ROBES. ...l.77
White lawn with emb'y bands or
cyelct cmb'y.
si.es TEA CLOTHS. lit
Plain centres or with drawn, work.
Renaissance b~orders-A6-in. sauare.
ss.es GAL, WOOL BLANKETS. .4.o6
s2xs4-bluc. tan. gray. plsids.
"a Ct. TURKISH TowELs....... II
29xHl - bleached - self borders-
20 Ct. HUCK TOWELS. Al
Pure lnen = hemstitched - i0x3S -
wide damssk borders. 4.
II Ct. LINEN TOwELINGs.,.....oN
10 H-inch-durable. firm quality.
70 CT. EMB.Y FLoUNCINGs... 49,, st
81 and IS inch-hrm Swiss-lavo
patterns now In such demand.
8 CT. COTTON CLUNY LACEs. ....AH
White and ecru-lt y to 2 inches-foP
scsrfs, shsms. curtains waists. ETC.
The evening world., 1912-01-05

Look for the Clocksl
The evening world., 1912-01-05
%oeETANz," REPEATED. STARTS
cADSki ON A BUSY WEEKEND.

"Lobetanz." with the original cast
chat includes Johanna Gadska. Hermann
Jadlowkcr. William IIinshaw. Lenora
6parkes. Anna Case and Herbert With
srspoon. Alfred Hertz conducting. was
repeated to the delight Of a large au-
dience at the Metropolitan Opera House
Ian night. Afterward the Russian dam
GERS gave a ballet advertisement Nine.
Gadski Is booke for a busy Weekend.
The Princess last night is to be followed
BY Aid tonight and Isolde next
Monday night. Few sopranos would
care to undertake SO much in so short
. tnme.
The evening world., 1912-01-05

woMENs PUMPS. SLIPPERS AND SHOES.
BOYS AND GIRLS KNoCKABoUrs.
Unmatched values In footwear tha Is constantly necdcd-stocks ready for q
most .suing demands. ...A And remembcr,-ths 1. the home of the famou. rsndeso
Shoes for Women.
The evening world., 1912-01-05

JANUARY REDUCTIONS IN BOYS CLOTHING.
RED TICKET LOTS THROUGHOUT DEPARTMENT.
Values that speak for themselves. end emphasize tho fact that
For Boys Clothing, there's no place like Hearna"
The evening world., 1912-01-05

Atwood chevi0ts. kerscys aud others
we'll msde-best models-
Were o6.00 TO 9io.9S
Now 4.00 to 14.00
All slice In the lot.
but not In each style.
GIRLS WASH DRESSES
Advance Spring styles-chsck INC plaid
ginghams. also plain and plaid
percales--O to IL yrs.-
Value 81 90 and 81 0 9 ............1.27
The evening world., 1912-01-05

Materials are hAAvy ovacoatn0 and chez
pu, milturys. striyrs and herring boo0.
Ansle and d,ublr brcast-crer or Italian
lininSs-plain @ with belt.
Couvcribh eollap-l2 W ~ jean
DE SURE TO ASK n
The border vidette., 1912-01-20

That tho name of this corporation and by which it shall be authorized nSGict it's business is ELG IN COMPANY
The border vidette., 1912-01-20

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, whose names are hereto subscribed bsin~ deSirOuS of forming cOrIOration under the laws of the Territory of A-iz ona. hay. this day voluntarily assoc atcd ourselves together into a body corpora e. and have made. executed and acknowlt dged these Art cleS of In -orpor .tion, and to that end do hereby certify:
The border vidette., 1912-01-20
NoucE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Stock holders Annual Meeting Of the Nogales Building & Loan Asso: citation will be held in the: office Of the Secretary, at Nogales, Arizona, on the first Tuesday in February, at 9: o'clock P. M for the purpose of election of directors and for the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting.
 Dated at Nogales, Arizona, Jan uarv 18th. 1912.
 =--a -s w fF. OVERTON,
 H. NJ CHA GETT, @ PRESIDENT. Y SECRETARY 1-2O 2t
The border vidette., 1912-01-20

These Articles Q. Incorporation my be altered amended at any regular neetin: ot the stock holders, at any special meeting called for that purpose. by the affirmative vote of a ma jerity of the stock; and the Board of Directors O any three stockholders may call meeting of the stockholders for thIs any other purpose not inconsistent with law. but notice of such proposed amer dment shall be given to each stockholder either personally or in writing, by Litter deposited in the postoffice directed to the stockhOlder at his last known place of residence. at least twenty days prior to the voted npOn.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereonto set hands and seals this twenty-sixth day of December, A D., nineteen hundred and eleven.
 PHIL HEROLD. Seal.
 P. J MCINTYRE, Seai. In presence of FRANK J. DUFFY
The border vidette., 1912-01-20
MRS. ROSE COLLINS, PIONEER IS DEAD.
Lived in Denver-42 Years-known as
 Friend of the Little Children.

Mrs. Rose Collins, a pioneer of Denver, having been a resident here for forty-twO years, admir- ed and beloved by large circle of friends, died at her home, 3827 Williams street, on Sunday evening. She was 76 years old, and was born in Belfast, Ireland.
 For several years Mrs. Collins had been a patient sufferer from the infirmities due to her age, but the immediate cause of her death was pneumonia.
 One of the touching traits that marked her later years was her love for all little children, who knew her home as a place where they could find food, clothing SweetmeatS or cookies at all hours as they might need o1 desire
 Mrs. Collins leaves a daughter, Mrs. Morris Raines of Nogales, Ariz., and two sons, both of Denver, James. Collins, an en- gineer on the Colorado & South ern, and William A. Collins o1 The Denver Post composing room.
 She was member of the Church of the Sacred Heart The time for the funeral will depend on the news from rela- tives who are expected,-Denve1 Post.
The border vidette., 1912-01-20
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
 of the GOLD CANYON MINING COMPANY

KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: being desirous of forming a corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, have lis day voluntarily associated ourselves together into a body corporate. and that end have made, signed, acknowledged and executed these Articles of Incorporation and do hereby certify:
 The name of this corporation and by which it shall be authorized to conduct its business is the GOLD CANYON MINING COMPANY
 The names of the incorp-rators are P l. aic- Intyre and Phil Hero1d. The princ1pai office or oration shall be at Nogales, santa Cruz County Territory of Arizona. but branch offices may be kept and naintained at such other place or places either in the United States or foreign time time determine at any of which said offices meetings of the stockho1ders and direc- sacted with the same force and effect as if such meeting held at the principal office.
 ration shall be the day ofthe filing of its Articles of Incorporation in the office of the County Re certified copy thereof in the office of the Auditor thereof shall be twenty-five years thereafter unless the same be renewed, or be dissolved bers, or by operation of law.
 ".
 The general nature of the business proposed buy bond acquire own lease posse ss operate or sell or otherwise dispose of mines or mining of all other kinds of mining mineral lands or properties to buy, lease or other wise acquire mortgage, sell, convey or otherwise dispose of and develop lan@S, concessions, franchises rights of way, mining claims. oil wells and oil lands and other real estate, water rights, and interests in any of said properties; to engage in and carry on the business of mining. of building and operating stamp mills and other mills tracting the precious and other metals, boring, digging. drilling. tunneling, and exploring for, producing, refining, distilling, treating, manu- facturing, pPping, earring, handling, storing, dealing in, buying and selling gold, silver. cop per, coal iron, lead, oil. petroleum mineral gas. asphaltuIn, btumen, butumnous rock and other mineral and hydrocarbon subtances and the products of all such substances; and for such pur poses to buy, contract for lease otherwise acquire. hold, owIi, manage an1 operate. mort gage, sel1 otherwise dispose of refneries pipe lines tanks cars, manufactures, macllin
The border vidette., 1912-01-20
Articles of Incorpor alton
 of The Mexican Consolidated Gas Co.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE|ENTS That we, whose names are hereto subscribed. the laws of the Territory of Arizona, have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together executed these Articles of incorporation. and to that end do hereby certify:
 That the name of this corporation and by which it shall be authorized to transact its COMPANY-'
 The names of the ipcorporators are J. w Bible, T. L. Lowe, W. F. Chenoweth. and H. w. acting the business of this corporation shall be at Nogales. santa Cruz County. Arizona. but or places either in the Unitei States or foreign time determine.
 The time of the commencement of this corp Articles of Incorporation in the office of the zona, and certified copy thereof in the office of the Auditor for the Territory of Arizona. and it's termination shall be twenty-ivs years thereafter.
 The general nature Of the business proposed to be transacted by this Gorp9ration is to manu- gas; to construct, own, maintain and operate gas plants, systems, apparatus. pipes, pipe CTS and receptac1es for holding gas in the cities of San Luis Potosi and Pnebia, in the Republic of Mexico, ani at such other place places either in the United States or foreign countries as the Board of Directors may at any time de- termine; to supply individuals companies or corporations with Illuminating gas for cook for all other purposes for which gas is now or may be hereafter used; to generate electricity. obtain rights or way. erect poles. string wires, and furnish electricity to individuals, com panies or corporations for lighting power purposes or for any other legitimate purpose for which electricity IS now may hereafter be used; to construct own maintain and ope- rate electric light plants and electric power plants.
 To engage in buying. selling and dealing in goods, wares and merchandise of every descrip- tion and to carry and conduct a general mercantile business and to maintain and con duct stores that DurDO6e: hold, sell, deal in and in every way acquire, mortgage, hypOthecate sell otherwise dis pose of and deal in its Own and the shares of other corporations, and the bonds, debentures, bitls, prnmissOry notes. mortgages, and pledges of this any other corporation, partnership or individual
 rate. sell, hypothecate otherwise dispose
The border vidette., 1912-01-20
ARTICLES or RECONSIDERATION
 of the ELGIN COMPANY

KNOW ALI MEN BY THESE PRESENTS; That desirous of forming a corporation under the laws of the Territory of A-iz ona- hay. this day a body corpora e. and have made, executed and acknowlt dged these Art cles Of In-orpor tion, and to that end do hereby certify:
 iness Mni9n it sh1 Be a9S6STfzsS fo tr'nSet it's
 The names of the incorporators are Paul s. The D. cpai odce or ace of t.a 1sacting the business of this corporation shall be at No omc-s may be kept at such 1T place places either in tn United States or fore gn coun tries determine.
 The time of the commencement of this cor Articles of Incorporation in tue ofice of, the and certified copy thereof in the onice of the Auditor for the Terri ory of Arizona. and it's termination Sha'l be twenty-five yelrS there after. unless said corporation be renewed as provided by .aw.
 The general nature ot the business proposed to be transacted by this corporation is to ae- mortgage. hypothecate or otherwise dispose of or handle lands. ranches. farms and all kinds of farming. agricultural and grazing and timber lands town and city lots and blocks and all other kinds of real estate. property and pre- mises with the improvements theraon and the tenements' heredita nents ne and appurte nances ing; to locate, buy. bond. acquire, hold. own lease. DO-SeSS ana operate. sell. mOrtEare, hypothecate or otherwise dispose Of or handl !. mines and mining claims of gold. silver coal, copper, lead, zinc. iron and a l oth' kinds of mineral lands and propert.eS. oil wells and oil lands. and W ter rights; to engage ! the buSi- ness of mining and dealing and handling, milling, Smelting, treating. r-finiusg and re- Oucing the precious metals an1 all other min erals and metals. oils. petroleum. salt, coal. rock of every description, bitumen. bi'umenouS rock and other minerals and hvdro-carbon substances and the products of all such sub stances. and to buy. build. own. operate and maintain, sell, mortgage. hypo thecat- or otherwise dispose of or handle mill>. SInelterS, retinerieS other reduction lrl1S and ma chinery for treating handling minerals or any Of their products
 To engage in buying Sel ing and dealing in goods, wares and merchandise of every deS criptiOn and to carry and nduct general mercantile business and to maintain and duct stores for that purCoSe: to buy. own. hold. sell, deal in and in every way acquire. mort gage. hypothecate Or dispose of real estate and personal property: to purchase herwiSe acquire. hold. own. pledge. Eypothec lte. self otherwise dispose Of and deal in it's own. and debentureS bills. prOmiSSory notes and pledges individual. and to carry on and con.'uct :. gen-
 To construct, own. maintain and operate electric light plants and electric rover plants. and to generate electric ty. obtain rights of way, erect poleS Str ing wires and furnish electricity to individuals companies or cor