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New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
HAWLEY PLANS TO GO ON
Newman Erb Says Pere Mar
ouette Deal Is Still Unsettled

Newman Erb, who for the last few years
had been closely associated with the late
Edwin Hawley, and, II is commonly be-
lieved, will take Mr.. Hawleys place as the
guiding head of the "Hawley system"
when asked yesterday If the negotiations
for the purchase OF the Pere Marquette by
the Chesapeake & Ohio would be discon-
tinued by reason Of Mr.. Hawleys DEATH
answered:
II can only repeat what / have already
stated. In a general way Mr. Hawley's
plans for railroad ACKNOWLEDGMENT viii
doubtless be consummated. If discussion
of the purchase Of the Pere Marquette has
reached any definite basis Of agreement il
will probably be carried out To my knowl-
edge the matter had not been finally set-
tied, and the question of the roads future
ownership remains unchanged"
\ traffic agreement covering coal ship
ments has just been made between the
Chesapeake & Ohio, one of the railroads
controlled by Mr. Hawley. and the Norfolk
4 Western Railway Company. In making
the announcement George w. Stevens.
president Of the Chesapeake & Ohio, said
"The two roads have agreed upon
divisional rate for coal shipments from
kenova. KY, to Columbus, Ohio. We have
many branch lines south of the Olio River
which tap coal mines. II Is the policy Of
the Chesapeake & Ohio TO keep its coal
moving. II would no pay 10 ship the coal
eastward. and when the gateway at Gin
cinnati Is closed by congestion II will be
advantageous TO send it northward over In,
Norfolk &; Western 10 Columbus. where i.
can be taken care of 10y the Hooking Val
ley"
The directors of the Minneapolis & st.
Louis Railroad Company will hold u spe-
cial meeting on Monday 10 elect a success
sor to Mr.. Hawlev rs chairman of 'ac
board II is understood that Mr.. Erb, VINO
Is president OF the company will be chosen
chairman also but II is possible that the
office which AIR. TIawcy had filed viii be
abolished.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
SAYS WABASH NEEDS FUNDS
Reorganization Committee Issues State
ment After an Examination.

The reorganization committee Of the
Wabash Railroad Company Of which
Winslow s. Pierce is chairman announces
that tho examinations and reports already
made for IL fully confirm its view that
the earning capacity Of the property has
been largely restricted on account Of a
lack Of funds TO provide adequate equip
ment and such bettermcnts and improve
ments as would make possible the handling
OF business with economy and dispatch
With the necessary funds for these pur-
poses the committee is confident that the
possibilities of the property will be better
developed.
With this in view, and in order to
hasten a sound and permanent reorganiza-
ton. ii is the policy Of the committee TO
recommend that expenditures OF this
character be promptly made and 10 con-
cur. as it has already done. in an aDplica-
tion made By the receivers 10 the court for
authority 10 improve the property and to
provide adequate equipment.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
PARIS BUYS AMERICAN GOLD
$4,000 in Bars in First Shipment
Since June, 1909.

iazard Frercs yesterday engaged S-vD,-
cel gold bars for shipment to Paris, this
hfng tie first export engagement of bars
for tine year and the first FOR Paris since
Jdlc, 1909, except for sS.JeoCo0 taken last
fs)a Tbc foreign exchange market has
bcen advancing OF late. and the demano
sterling rate yesterday rose 10 points clos
ing al iss0niS7G0.
These figures, however. arc about hai'
cent under the level at which gold can
pfOfiably b. exported. and II is commonly
supposed that. az in the case Of last year >
Shipment 70 Paris spccial facilities nave
been offered by tic cOnsignec bankers
In addition TO the arrangement for seio-
ns bars 10 Paris. announcement was maze
Yesterday that G. Amsinck & CO. had FOR
"arded sz50g0 gold coin 10 Costa K'c"
tbs shipment also Is for account OF PaFs
bankers and brings tho total amount seh'
10 Costa Rica Oh The current movement up
70 10000.
There Was shipped from this city 10
sonih Amefica last month s2.2iO.0N gold
eyi'e. The shipments in 1871 were yeo-o'"'e
god coin 90 sorth America. IN addition 20
uis '%.i19go bars for Paris. already noted
IN 1919 the exports Of thc metal agsre-
tafed Eo,3so.Ooo ri n ccin Of which W.
woo @ent 20 London md the rema'n9er
=. Brazil and Argentine.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

New York. February =, 1912.
-NHEAT-Active, with prices touch
ms the highest point of the recent bull move
menL Bulls were very aggressive and the
market advanced rapidly at tho start. with
shorts nervous and buying heavily. Europes n
operators were nervous regarding future sup
plies. owing 10 prospects for small world :
exports ana reports from Argentine that load
ins has been Interrupted by tho attitude OF
dock ahorcrs and that general strike might
docks After the carly advance the market
sEsd little under proft taking, but near
tho close was again strong. fnal prices show
ing net advance Of fsq1ssc. Broomhali
reported Argentine shipments for the week
at 4960uO bushels. compared with 10000 last
week and zoos. 00O last year. Export sales.
loads ~ outports. 30 red here 81 % ele-
No ! Northern Duluth. 81 .3l- o aiioat.
CORN--Estabished new high records for the
season with active and general speculative .
buying. There profit taking on the al j.
vance. but prices held nrin. and AT the close
showed net gains OF J. asc. Export sales,
loads at New York and 10 loads at ouiports.
Export corn hero. ~ &c % b aioat. OATS
Strong and higher early. with quotations at
The top OF tne season but prices lost part or
the gain. closing ~ 4, \ sc net advance.
Cash oats strong. Standard white. 6O-c In
elevator; No 2. Gci.c. Nos aud T. soc. and
natural aud white clipped. 59iz &c on track.
Rhythm. No =. CSC nominal. e I Buffalo.
bAkLEY-rirm; maltins. 81 22g 81 80 e =
Sunslo. Wheat. including -four. exports for
the week according TO "Brsdstreets, ssgre-
gate 3,lJ1, 4ob bushels. against 3.0i3,fof last
week md 2.32s41o last year; since July J.,
H"bBJ. .GcT bushels, against T3. 3.1Snos6 last year.
corn exports for tho week j.9G4.060 bushels.
year since July /. 20 09o53e;. against ee,5s'.-
1SS last rraton
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. February .. 1911.

New York, February . 1912.
BFENES-Receipts, 1852 cars. or 2677 head: /:
- cars on sale Steers I'm fair demand and
steady: bulls and COWS also steady; choice fat
cows tride firm; good clearance Of the pens IS
PEI 100 III: bulls s4G SO %; yearlings. So 25 n
81 30; COWS 81 25 So extra COW. 81 %
sides. Exports Tomorrow. AS cattle. in the
Mesaba 10 London. The Manhattan. for Ant
werp. sails Monday With 1s5 cattle and 336
sheep.
-, sales--Newton 3 CO; u Ohio steers ,2e5
g 81 Pennsyyans iNgg snli 1870 S TO- 50 ie "a
cows. 1917 il. 81 s2ik: g. 1000 n. 81 60: 6 iO33
10 s. so; .. a2s n. s. %; II, si5 Ii. 50 10: (?
10 7eS ID. 50 so; l2, 7io To- SO 50.
sanders; bulls. 1115 H. s.; J. 1os9 1 To-
81 90; 2 $50 H. s. 40; M ye9rias go TO- as s. 70 70
81 80: Q e7J ID. 81 55 .. 1860 III. 50 25: /, ii2o
10. So 90. o. or 10. 50 50, :. 957 lb. 81 90; 9.
s.? H. So 81 8 $40 sos r. r s. 90 sIS s b.
10, 7G3 h. 81 90, !, 500 N. s. %: heifer'' 500
Mcpherson & Co: bull. 1850 lb. So 60: J..
$50 TO- sl25: / COW. 1900 Ii. 81 25: Q 1878 n.
81 90: 20 1886 lb 81 so: 1o. 957 10. 81 90: J..
95o II. sal5: .. 9$e To- sil9 3 sst H. 81; s. 20 =
80. si2 III. 81 30; .. I54 ID. So 50.
Kerns Commission Company: ] steer. $50 ID,
SO. bull, 1850 ID; SO 25: 2. 1890 10. SO j. ITO
50 80; COW, $50 lb. 81 25' !, SIS To- 81; l. GO
CAIN tES-RcCeinfs, otO mead lf- on stiH.
Quiet but about steady. Common TO prime
yeals sold a 81 50d $40 80 per 100 lb: culls. -
Il So: barnyard calves. 81 % q 81 so fed do. 81
n 81 90 No Westerns offered. city dressed
,eals slow az 1ii3 n 1Ji7c a few st i6c; coun-
try dressed az i0iA n f3c.
Sales--W. X. Hume: 10 Buffalo veals. i5l 10
average. 50 80 per 100 III: 10 culls. 13s ID, Sc
Kerns Commission Company: Il Pennsylva-
MIA veals 1919 10. $40 80; H. iiS 10, $40 %: 3.
13c 10, SO. T. 110 h. 50: 3, l13 Ii. 81 80: fed
calf 900 10. 81 80. harnysrd calves $50 H.,
50 20.
Newton & CO.: 10 vesls. 1886 Ii. $40 30; T.
1O3 ~. s.. 49, .
5. Sanders: veals. 1871 n. $40: 1, l5o III.
50. .. 100 10. 81 culs. g6 h. SO: fed calves,
42O To- 81 3 barnyard calves. 3S1 lb, SO 20
Mcpherson X 20. veals. 12l ID, ss25
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. S3 cars. or
z 45I head. q cars on sale Sheep about steady;
lambs slow: ,op grades hardly lower; under-
grades weak and lower to sell. ears likely
~ be carried over. Medium 10 good sheep sold
at 81 5Oqs4 = per 100 ID: ordinary to prime prime
lambs $50 81 20 culls. 81 30. Dressed mutton
easier at ~. a Sc dressed lambs, 9ia 20
toutsde figures for hog dressed; country
dressed hothouse lambs. s3d 81 per carcass;
Sales--W. R. Hume: 19l state lambs. sS IN
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Feb. 2-Speculstive buying ran wild
to-day IN all the grain pits. The upheaval was
largely duo 10 the fact that exporting countries
were shown 10 have shipped remarkably little
threatened to become worse Wheat finished
strong at net advance Of = 10 1tc. corn No
1. 70 %caac. oats with gain OF y to esc and
hog products 81, to Iizc increased IN cost. IN
element among wheat traders shot prices up
ward at the first tap OF the bell. World ship
,nents were estimated at only 6,i5O0pO bushels
Gar ago and there were runlors from Buenos
Ayres that a general strike would be called on
Monday cutting off even the greatly dinini:hen
supplies The Paris market was st the highest
noint since 1895 and there was renewed evtdencs
that the yield in France had been much over
Pange of prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Feb. The Commercial Bulletin
Of Boston will say OF the wool market to-
morrow:
"A very fair quantity Of WOOL has oeen SOLO
I'm tho Boston market this week ard prices
have shown a continued stronger tendency not
only for the fleece vools OF medium and low
grade but also for the hner woods Of all kinds
more or less speculation among dealers being
apparent IN fne secured woods, which show \
slight advance for the week
''Foreien wools have moved in limited
way AT firm prices. but few houses now rave
extensive special offerings Of wools - make
The shipments Of wool from Boston from
January I to February 7. inclusive. were 2" 20
2S1 82i pounds against c0.jsi.19I for the same
period last year. The receipts from January
to February 1. inclusive. were lI.sD. fio
pounds against i9.243I92 for the same period
last year"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

PROVISIONS

PROVISIONS Steady carry. but lost inOSt OF
the advance under selling on the monthly state
ment Of stocks. PORk-Steady; mess. siT 5oi
Si7 75; family, sf3I<2o; short clear. slT0sis 20
BE,EF-Msss, si3H<i3 10; fsmiiv. si4 5oatlJ
packet. s12 50uS14; extra India mess. s2sIs23 -.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet. s2I 500s29 90 DRESSED
HOGS Steady; bscons. s'sasNc; plss. 9hc.
CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies. 9hu9l.c: picked
hams. 1iqIlAc TALIOW quiet; special 6Ssc.
city. Dc: country, 6a6isc. LARD-Steady; Mid
Gle West. O. iOn3.20c. city. s7sGac: refined South
American. i0.3Cc, continent a.60c. Brazil kegs,
II .30c compound dur. GA47c STEARINE-
Barely steady: oleo. 81. nnc. city lard Io4c.
METhLS-COPPER--S duh. spot
February. March. April. May and june. lS Iou
II soc London steady; sIot. f5l 16s Sd; futures,
&C., rs Sd. Arrivals. 4s0 tons; exports, io5
tons ~ far this month; lake copper, 14isni4esd. /.
eiectrolytir. i4h Ti4isd. casting. lSHglttd.
TIS--Duli. spot. ~ 80 ~ .5c. February and
March. 4ed4 - sac. April. ~. 15n4". eJc, May and
June Al jcl, - 3Jc. London weak spot fio3 -;
futures ff9i -. LEAD-Duii. 4..on43 Zoe New
York: { fCd4f5 Fast 81 Louis london. fl5 12s
Gd. sPEITER- Dull. 6.3Jlt655c New York. d. 20
as 90 East st Louis. LONDON, t26 ANTI
NcNY- Dull: Cookson's 1.2jc. IRoN--ceys-
inud warrants 4ns In london: locally steady: No
foundry Northern. fi5G<l5 30: No :, 81 "1n
si5: 40 l Southern ard soft. slJfsl" 30
NAVAL sTCRES-Firmer for spirits turpen-
tlno and prices were advanced 10 Sole Rosin
In steady demand and unchanged. Tar STEADY
TURPESTISE- Spirits. machine bois. 5c'sc.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
Court.
FREEMAN WORTHlNGTON BUTTS
yol,irtary. Liabilities s1s.12s; assets
ss.500.
WILLIAM ". cONSTAD. manufactures
of furs No. 1f6 to $50 West 25th street,
Involuntary. Liabilities s5o.oov' assets
$1,000
ROpERICK i. KENNEDY. clerk. No
26i3 RIVER avenue. formerly n liquor dealer.
involuntary. lie tiled 2 voluntary petition
Iset August With liabilities of SS.1g9 and
assets OF s.. which was closed up by the
referee on September 20, 1911. without a
discharge.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

Spot steady at 10 points advance on the basis
OF l0c for mddling upland; sales $50 bales: de
livered on contract. 100 bales. Liverpool cables
Spot. good demand; sales. 1000 bales, speculs
ton and export. 800: American 10000. Imports
~ OCO all American Middlng upland. J17d
Futures market opened firm. Jnj1. points higher
closed barely steady az ret advance ~ Ti2M
9is points. February. 553i.d; February March
5.53d; March-April. 5.i5d: April May. 5.JG d;
May-June 5Jsi. June-July. J.Jslgd, July
August. 5.5sd; August september. 5.56d Septem
ber October. J.j2lsd; october November. J.50d ;
November December, December January and
JsnuaryFcbruary. 5i9lzd. February March
5.50isd
COFFEE-Price changes were narrow. and
at the close points lover 20 point high
err sales. "a 80 bags European markets were
not firm az expected. iIavre closing at de
cline Of AnA franc, while Hamburg was !. pig
higher. There selling here for foreign ac-
count. but offerings readily absorbed. Rio
was 125 reis lower. but Santos was firm at un-
changed TO 20 res higher Cost and freight Of
lers little easier fo- Rio grades. Is being
quoted at ~. 7oq sJc. but Santos was firm
with 4s at II. 5.25nl5.4oc. Spot moderately active
and firm at ifi.c for Rio No !. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London Feb e-Thc offerings at the WOOL
auction sales to-day consisted or varied az
sortment OF f1if9 bales Inferior grades vers
slightly irregular Queensland secured real
ized 2s lid. American purchases TO date are
estimated at 1000 bales. Tho sales foliow
Nev, south Wales. . 500 bales: secured. Is ldn
Is Cd: greasy. 5isdnls I'D. Queensland,
/ 600 secured. 11iad42s lad; greasy, 90 is
1Isd Victoria. Zoo; secured, Is lddls 10, ,
greasy 7dG1s .l2d. South Australia, 900;
greasy. RAMA West Australia. 2.t0o; greasy.
81 n ID New Zealand. $500 greasy, 6da
Is I'D cape Of Good Hope and Natal, 500:
rccured is 4dd Is cd: greasy. 5h 1oisd;
Punta Arenas. 1000: secured, 4isdd1s 1Ed.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

average. 81 % per 100 ID: 1856. - lb. q; 20
Buffalo. so 10. 50 25; 20 state culls, 80 ID.
81 so: sheep. $50 10. 81 %; IA. 08 ID, 81.
Kerns Commission Company: IL Pennsyiva-
MIA lambs, IS ID. So: 222 Buffalo ycarings, S.
10. 81 10; . Pennsylvania sheep. 10 lb, -; 1
buck. 100 lb. SO so.
HOGs-Receipts, Gis cars. or 1.188 head: Il
car sale. No more than steady. CouptYy
dressed hogs steady at 6ia a Sc.
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: SO
mixed Pennsylvania hogs. 1877 ID average. at
Sc 45 per 100 ID: rough. 100 ib. IS 45.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
CHEAP FOOD SALE TO-DAY.

The Rev. Dr. Madison G. Peters Will hold
his third sale OF produce at cost price be-
tween % and u o'clock to-day at No. 4i3
East lz2d street. He Will sell potatoes,
apples. onions. cabbages, turnips. carrots
and oranges, all OF which he announces are
OF the best quality. Owing TO the interest
in the movement. Dr. Peters has rented a
Temporary Office I'm Room 1910 al No. rs
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
Yester-

mOlasses steady.
oiLs-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
ieum steady at the recent advance.
ktE-steady and fairly active
stGAE-Reined quiet and unchanged; fine
grahuiated, J.3On5.iOc net less per cent cash.
Raw closed steady. with centrifugal 96 test, at
s,flc; Muscovado 50 test 3.yIc, and molasses.
~ test, 3.GCc. There q sale OF 10 eco bags
Iorto Rico centrifugal to Howell, second half
FEBRUARY cearances. at 1866. basis g6 test, de-
ilNerei. II was currently repo ted that sale
has been made to outside buyers mot refners)
for February shipment at 3 l-32c cost and
freight. Cubas, equal TO 439c delivered here.
Some Cubas for early February clearance were
offered at l-lGc. equal 10 3.42c and possibly
something might be found available at l-32c less.
IN London beet sugar was quiet, but "a higher:
February, los; March. los lad and May 15s
and America, .. 792. .j22 tons, against 3743, O7O
last year at the same uneven dates; decrease.
aJo.54S tons. against decrease OF 1905 796 last
week. Total stocks and ahoats together show "A
visible supply OF 2.Ji2.522 tons against 3si4 07O
last year. a decrease OF 901 5is tons"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Feb = CIOVERsEED - Cash
sta o.. February and March. slS %; No :.
sfS $50 sis 10: 40 8. SIS 100 Si3 -. rejected
Sto9Si325; r .. S9dsi: 30. TIMOTHY
Prime 81 20. March. s. ~.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
SFW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
sFABOARD CLEARANCF-.


rLorR AND MEAI>-Flour Inactive tut
hrm on the strength IN wheat spring rat
81 IS: wintef patents 81 500 s. so: sprins
clears. 81 80 81 90. extra 30 winter. 81 500
s,rs,sh,S AK % %s;s5Gsies. fsncy sprins n &C. pstents sr
81 sa0Sb -. RYE FLOUR-Firm; fair TO
good. S875ass9s; choice 10 fancy. 81 e5g,
per 100 10. coRNMEAiD kim dried 81 20
BAG NEAL-Fiue white and yellow. 81 o5a
81 90: co.rse: ,ds: s5gsi 90. FEED -Wes,ern
$50 soas $50 - dour DO ssl 80. rcd dog.
chop. $50 bulk. s3i 20 Sacks oilmeal $50
rew hish records for tho movement on more
urgent demand Tor both accounts than has
been noted FOR month";. past Many old bullish
there Was heavy profit taking under which
actions occurred from the best. but The clos
ng touo WAS steady At q net advance OF
~ % - points. Tho general opinion appeared
To be that the advance reflected n continued
active demand for spot cotton I'm the South.
aud growing appreciation OF tho worlds
powers ~ absorption following two short crop
years. southern spot markets were isHtc
higher. New Orleans hrm after the close
OF the local market. advancing or q points.
Another failure was reported I'm New orleans
trado. which. however cxcrted no influence
locally. Weekly movement figures: Port re
ceipts. 335.2 .2G2 bales against 1ss 0s4 last year:
overland 20 mills and canada. Alamo against
~btf'J ldfA N'aIs NoutHeIu Iill thkiuSr ffsil-
mated. 10000. against 5000 last year: loss
Of stocks o, interior towns, 1851 bales
for the week. t27.3GI bales. against 223.g5s
last year Total crop movement: Port
ceipts. :. 1ai 25g II 2S3 added receipts season.
against 7.2l6.Ji2 last year: overland 10 mills
aud Canada. 5a2.337 bales. against 67T.i40
last year; Southern mill takings. l.7a0.000
against 10000 last year; stock at interior
towns In excess of September I. 83s. 6JS.
agaiEst 552.12l last year. brought into sight
thus far fer season. II 1929. against 9,gii,-
1O8 last year: brought into sight during Jan
uary, i.SGi.033. against 1.ef?7sl last year.
Local contract prices:
Yester-
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

TAR-$J 90 RosIN-Common to good strained.
SO 10.
COTTONSEED OI.~-Modcrately active and
frmeri and prices closed 3 to points net higher.
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03

SUNDAYS NEW-VoRk TRIBUNE
Ms,ied anywhere in the United States
''r $3.50 8 year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
EXPQRIS-
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET RErORT.
Ncw Ynrl,. FchrnarY 9.

Export. Z n b ahost.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
Entry to the Contest May Be Made at Any
Time by Simply Securing the Back Numbers


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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-19
TALK OF THE TOWN

Garment and suit sale on to-day an'
to morrow at Hale's Speciality store.
O. w. Averill returned yesterday iron
woodsville, n. H., for few days stay
Stated convocation of Granite chapter
| No. 26, r. A. NJ, Tuesday evening a
I o'clock.
The Cleaners club will meet with Mis-
Carleton, 81 Highland avenue, tonight
at 7l5.
c. n. Hapgood of Pawtucket, r. !.
was among the business visitors in tn
city to-day.
The Cleaners club viii meet with Miss
Carleton, 2l Highland avenue, Tuesday
evening at 7:l5.
Antonio Ossola of 0ssola place left
this forenoon for Mortified, where he
win join party of hunters.
Regular meeting of division No. !,
A. @. H., tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Joint meeting at 5 o'clock.
City Clerk James Maekay returned
this noon from hunting expedition
through Essex county.
DIR. Joe w. Jackson of South Main
street went yesterday to Concord, \. H.,
to attend meeting OF Shriners.
Miss Morgan will reopen her dancing
class Friday, Nov. %, in Woodman hall
at D. m, sharp, where she will be
pleased to meet her former pupils, also
a chance for beginners.
A special meeting of the ladies' aid
society of the Presbyterian church will
be held in the library room of the
church on Tuesday evening at o'clock.
a full attendance is desired.
Vulcanizing. Now is the time to hsve
your casing cuts fixed. Inner tubes vul-
canized while you wait. j. Z. Gregory,
1856 Washington street, Barre.
A regular meeting of the Socialist To-
cal. No. /. will be held in Seampini
block Wednesday evening at Z o'clock.
All Socialists should endeavor TO at
tend, as the lyceum course will be up
for discussion.
A special meeting of Jumpers, boxers
and derrickmen. No. so, will be held in
the room in the Scampini block on
evening, Nov. 20, at 1880.
Important business. Per order cor. sec,
Thomas Holder.
The condition of Msr. Herbert Farm
ham of Orange. who was brought to the
City hospital about ten days ago, is hot
For several months, Mrs.
Farnhsm has suffered from a serious
salvular trouble of the heart and nephri-
It's. For some days she gained. but now
seems TO be failing more rapidly.
Before Acting Judge A. A. Sargent in
'itv court this forenoon, Louis SASH en- !
% IT. ri. gritty to a breach OF
peace charge. His case was continued |
IL. .. uea4sug until Friday morning at ]
clock, and he was allowed to 60 on
MS own recognizance. Sassi's arrest grew
,ut OF an alteration in which he Is I
alleged TO have threatened Alex. Wilson,
,stter known a. shepherd Wilson. I
The two men jointly occupy a stoneshed 4
N Granite street. Officer Harry Gam
10 made the arrest on a warrant issued !
" Grand juror Hugh II. CarDenter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-19
Misses Coats

In this weeks sale we will give
you chance to buy lot of Chill.
dren's Coats at special cut prices.
We have a lot of Children's Coats
in a number of the seasons best
styles, Coats that are made from
good, heavy, firm wool material. Are
Coats that close closely at the throat.
At S4.9s are Coats in the heavy
plain and two-faced goods. Are
in extra serviceable goods. Are
regular $3.50 and 1915 Coats
Al ...t......t.- ,..t.-H,.' SASS
At $3.50 are lot of Coats in
fine broadcloths with a good mer
eerized lining and an interlining.
Also some good values in the
heavy two-toned goods and reg
ular coating. Al $3.50
At $3.50 are lot of odd Coats
that we have only one of kind
left and cannot duplicate them.
Are Coat that is an extra good
value at the regular price, $1,000.
These we are putting into this
sale at .........,......, $3.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-19

Here is a line Of Coats that come
in sizes between the Misses and La
dies sizes-are good sizes for small
women. We have a number of good
values in these that we are closing at
special prices for this week.
At S9.9S are a number of odd
Coats in sizes Is and IL. Are
Coats that we have no two alike,
and are extra good values at the
regular prices, which were Sll.00
and $3.50. Now at .S9.9S
At S12.9S are few odd Coats in
Junior sizes that sold at $500
and $3.50. These are in Is and
II sizes and are very good val
ues at this price ....... S12.9S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-19
NOTICE.

Regular meeting of the Mems Brother
hood of the NJ. L. church will be held
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock. Let
every member be present, as there is
important business to be discussed. Per
order secretary.