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The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
nA0oWoRUn

~ Casbendals last Wslsssday after
ossa NieAelas J. Dssssw q 03saWssj
oPsiaUD asd 1iss Pauline d. Ofubb
Wses snited i. marriage, tAs Nsthslist
ainisese sf Cazbendals Pssfssning ths
sssv3ss.
lG1. Daxrow b . SEA e Mr.. asA NEs.
C. ~. Darrow sf this city AID peaetie-
~ an sf his LIE Aas bssa sPsas i,
0osaWeeA where he has many frienda
W. esaSratulate hin ppoa his eheies
q . hslP0eet.
~ briAe 10 the daughter ef Mr..
sna Mrs.. e. II. Grub Of CaEbondalc
anl = very popular young lady. Mr..
anl Mn. Darrow came TO Glenweod On
- evening train where they At once
sseahlished their home at the corner Of
TsatA and Blake.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
11pRolPfu K1rfERfAIlSrNa

There are times when the handler.
thing about the house is . chafing dish.
After it has been used . few times, it
is no longer considered . luxury, and
II not q necessity it certainly is con
venienee. For instance, when Newly
wed's bachelor frie.ds drop in for an
evening, Mrs. Newiywed finds it alb
selutely necessary to stir up something
dainty to impress these ease-hardeeed
sA baeAesoes With Tie dssir.bility Of
wooded life. 0Ae knows The eha3iae
dish b Aa,ly, fer sAe sftsa sssa u, ia
her giriAosd Aays, 70 cook up . bessA
Il taffy o. fsAge wAen hsr ffSseds
dropped n. Oacs the Aee slesves 4
her evening eown caught fire from the
alcohol ha1.ss, and -, VIXEN Jack gave
Aer . eAafinG dish for As wedding
sift, - ehsse n electric go. II was
cleaner, to-, and 70 hef sssPsiss sAs
fond IL cost 10 nero thaa tas old A.
eehol AMIR, and The electricity cost
less tia, tie fuel alcohsl eAe also
finds II useful IN prapsring sapPer on
warm evening".
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Friday night more than seventy
students had q rally to advertise ths
game Of Saturday. The rally consisted
Of sheet and pillow case para1s.
From the number who attended ~
may judge that there is more sehssl
spirit than usual, and that the giEis
and boys are determined to make tAis
year . memorable one in the histssy
Of tie G. c. n. g.
Too much praise cannot be gives -
the Glenwood boys for the way tasg
handed themselves aeainst the heavise
sd more experieaesd team from LsaA-
vills. TAs lsss Of the game was .
heavy blsw to some Of The youthful -
thusiasts; however they bore up Wso.
deFfully weIl and are ready to sspPsst
their team in the next fight that thsy
have 70 nake. A larger crowd tAan
usual attended the game.
We are glad to see many Of our oaa
friends attending the high sehssi
daneeA Judging from the crowds a
the ones given for the Gypsum anA
Leadville teams respectively We should
have 4 very enjoyable time socially.
The Athletic association is now eut
of debt. We hope to keep out.
Miss Lucile Smith was called hon.
to Sunlight Saturday on account of tks
death Of her grandfather. She ~
turned Tuesday.
May Heatheriy Of Raven eatessd
- fsssAaaa e3nss AsaAay.
A 49, Saskst han tsaa ~ bssn
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
:aoae os~s1w o0 - ~ or vaa.aAs 1stD -
A~rana y SoAoasmeA 0lanAs
The POST ard Clenwood Msrehants
Give naay Valuable Psass
ns - psrds.lau - ossssaA Hsss 4 ~
- - - i ~ 0as

fhs Pot this Ueak inas0.a1o ~
greatest voting contest ever ~ lhis
section Of the STATE, aAA ons - ne
believe .in a.aa.s . great - iu'
terest.
This contest viu exteaA evs&o p
riod Of ~ days, aad 1t the elaaa 4hs
contest some lady in Gleasee1 y vi
einity will be the proud posse1s Of
= handsome t4OO piana.
o. pAss seven Of this i~.s ~ b.
fsa.A . fAn sxPAs.ssisa e - dnlast
AID the rslas which. viii ODvsao end
10 list e has.tifsl a.A sasfsl q Dars
psiass UAieA vin - sivsa y ~ pro
gsseaivs merchants Of tAs ~ 4Aers
are . great nsnssr Il PsisD1lAss
~ PiA.s. ~ sas q vAiaA - b,
veil westh Winning AsA 49, con
tsstsst w ests sst - aoap ~.
kisA Il . hsatls vin - - yin
niag . hs.dssos Psi.s svss - - Ase,
not via the piaae.
This osstest y psf - so11 - ass
pices Of the Psblissers Anie0s, si
Chicago, M win have sAaauD q ths
arrsnssSests. This seossay 6Akes $
business Of conducting tAsD Rspulal
voting contests and st PssssD has Z
number Of then nndes Wy b ~ and
other states.
Some lady will have . bsaetifu
piano - the result Of this eoa1oGk asd
number Of Others will havo AaDstifu
prizes of various kinds.
Read the rules elsewhere q this Il
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

sue, inspect the eGesines a the naer-
ehauts, ssd kara hov yes .ay .scnr.
votes for yssrsesvss e. friesA
Use the 2svete c0aRsa in this iss.s
and east it for soae sse, - it nay be
the starter a . Wiansr. Fill eat the
nominating blank AID senA it ~ haad
it in to the Post Office, - this may BE-
the means of helping ssne de.srviAG
lady to wis . ha.dso.s piano ~ ssae
of the other valuable prizes enumerated
in this H4.
This contest i, vitAssG AssSt, -
SiGssst 6ssiasss 0seting ss&ssPsise that
has ever beee pssssotsa - ~ PssPas
Of GlenWssA 80 vSeiniey.
Whiie ~ RssG e.jsys . essd Sssi-
a-, ssssstAssss vs 80 slvsys rsseh-
ing sxt after nsss Esd :. sss pssssss
Hsthsd Of heaPins sthess, ve hspe in
return - hslP ssrsslvss. We expect
to i.essass ear suAscsiPtisa list At -
e.cesdiassy ssPA E.ts, a.d thereby
benefit ~ eAvsstisss.
Re~sabsv tAs< . .anbes Of ess
leoAing ueseAants are Interested In this
csrtsst and give 3s-vote eespo.s With
every dollar cash purchase. Also tAe~e
who do not fully understsnd the rules
and regulations Of THE contest eaa call
or write this Office aad We viii b.
pleased to % ever the proposition with
then.
Remember 70 have yeuf friend'
trade with the nerehaAts who are Civ.
ing the coupons. They are reliable
trades people ~ follow:
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
CARBoNDALE
Miss Margaret Dinkel is spending the
week at DeBeque with friends.

Miss Margaret Dinkel is spending the
week at DeBeque with friends.
Mrs. H. 0. wilkins left this week for
Nebraska where she will visit tine next
month.
Miss Pauline Grubb, the daughter of
Mr.. and Ms. E. H. Grubb, was mar
ried Wednesday afternoon to Nicholas
barrow Of Glenwood Springs. O.ly a
few cIoss personal friends and rela
tives witnessed the ceremony which
was performed by the Rev. Moore Of
the n. E. church. TAs many friends
Of The yoaag couple join in god wishes
for their happiness anA prosperity.
Ma ". =. Tubbs returned Saturday
evening froa New Ysrk whsfs she has
visited hsr mother aad ffisals tAs pest
tive a1ssas.
Hsssy Brswa a,A aa.gAssn, Nay
cd EsAsl, ffea Casai1, vsss visiting
in CaRbs.dals WednssAay.
Nss. Bsarasasy sf 0le.wosa spsiAss
had fine lot ef millinery % NE At
the Mt. Sopris hotel Saturday last.
Peter wa'A lsft Tuesday fer Wis
es.sia whsrs Ae win visit relatives tie
coming winter.
seve.tsen earv Il cattle were sAippcd
frsa CezbeedaIe TO Denver last Sun
day.
Mrs. ]. ". Deane Of Aspen is visit.
ing her son, proprietor Of the Noun
tain visw hotel, this week.
Max 0rubb nade = record potato
digging Wednesday Of this week Six
teen AaadreA sacks were dug and put
in H. cellar - that day.
Nm. ". n. Dinkel s.tsetai.ed at
IbFidss Wednesday aftssassa. A very
eajsysAas sflss.ssa was ePset - tAs
gssses, w. wsss Nh. Rsste Neasss
Il Dsnvss - H. l00m oasaA 81
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

4 Z YsosA e 0psaA.a, washi.s-
~, sGsPPsA - y 0asaveeA 1AassAay
vhils easonAs - - ~ haAs u Kss-
tnahy UAso - ~ baas eallsd - ~
bedside Of his sstAss whe u - ex-
psetel to hive. Mr.. Yevell gives .
yeoA report q IN tAe Glenuoed PeaPse
sov iviag in sPskass aAa Ays tA~y
are sn e.jsyi.g their share Hf tie
prosperity which 10 ssite sstieeshas in
tAa3 sssAisa. d. 80 Mn L A. 1sS-
inssa are happy eves tie arrival sf
another baby, bss. sbast tarse vssks
go. IL u Ne. aaA thy ssy Il h tAs
fiassG e IT, hsasA.
90
WAea Judge ssA Mrs. GooAas ga
turned froa their White rivss rsnea
the first II tAe week they bsssGAt With
then . saek sf pstatass greua - eAsir
r.ncA without any irrigation vhatsves.
They reAenhssed ths editor With three
of these anpass, great big fellsv+ the
three uhen baked more than making y
meal for the whole family AID re
found them laeiOus and Dealy and Of
excellent texture. In fact they made
Us wonder if some of our ranchneR are
not giving too much attention t the
question of water at the saesifins ct
SsAlity 10 their PststssA
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
WOMEN Who GIT DIZZY

Every woman who Is troubled with
faintiAg and dizzy spells, bsekacAe.
headache, weakness, debility, esnsti-
patton q kidney troubles should sss
Electric Bittefs. They give relief
whes nothing else viii, improve the
hsslta, sdding strength asd visor frsn
ths first desc. Mr.. Laura Gaines, Of
Avsea, Ia, says: "Feur doeters had
sivea - up and ny children asd an
ny friends were looking fer ne 70 de,
wAsn ny 80 insisted that I ~ Eaes-
trie BitterA. I dA -, AID thsy hsvs
do.s Ne = world Of good" jest Try
then. SOC and 800 at an druggist
or BY mail. h. z. Baeklin 4 O.,
Philadelphia or st. Louis.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
GYPSUM

Miss Laura Thomas returned We'd
nesday morning from = two days' Wis
it with friends in Eagle.
Ms. 3. G.. Green returned from
Leadville Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Nm. ". A. seAiR spe.t
last Saturday in Eagle.
g. X. Price, fornsr resident Of tse
valley, psssed through Gypssn last
Thsssday % his way hsns = the
Roaring Fork.
Ths debate between tAs htssasy -
eietiss last Friday eve.ise v.s vsa sy
H. oiyaPiaa soeisty. he ssk3sst
(" Resolved, That War = . Dstese Way
Of Settling Disputes tAaa A1Aitsaa3sa. I"
Ths js1gss decided in favss Il ~ ssg-
ative.
A bot air furnace l. bsiag pst in
tas Latheraa church.
We visited The nev a.ts ten rad
At Dotsere this week. Ths ssaA Il
absst fifty miles IN lsagtA 1Asss sfs
about twenty .s. =. y. ss1 Ar'''
The game with tAs 0lsawsed Aiga
which was called for this osaas1ay hes
been postpsseA
W. E. Allen left Wed.ssaay svsains
for . several weeks trip IN - ease.
W. H. Fafho1l is ip-chasge nf the derot
now.
Assaames Tayles a.d Hvsss, Miss
Wolf, Aud, Brown 80 Wfniaas ed
Assssa Tsyiss, olss0as snl olnap
- . TIP = nnlig ~ - -
IereaE. 1Asy sajeUe1 - II ia1sae
y. s'sA'ssA s~ssAsh - s
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

|ofganized. Maylinne Holmes is man
|ager. The team will play Grand juno.
ties 1t the time the boys play football,
November 8.
TAo members Of the classes Of 1912
|ssd 1913 left to the school beautiful
sAbisst in which b diplay tie Many
|s1Ps won BY the school
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
oOD01A3Y

4 $500 philastAsspiss says: ''Ifs
b Q sts~egas." ~ vsrsisl Ssaiasas
aaa ssys: "Llfs = jsst 80 4-a thiaS
sftss snstAos.'
n sick s.l afflistsA vsiss ~ Ga0s
sentiment After Pesess 0stsspskAis
treatment thsy unite In aging: "Llfs
b s.s sra,A, svsst ssag."
II the susffrer viii stick - tAs
trestneat - faithfully - the ailness
sticks - hin, The trouble viii sosa b
pss&
CHARLES HINl(AN,
Ostespath,
e-l4-tf Bon Ton Rooms, sl2 Grand Ave
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
.G N60 BW
I WIflfNS y


MWXNN&SL II
0ssres Nice Of A.pe. vas visiting
aks.ds i. GIe.wesa laAt AsoAay.
Mn. Z. H. Tucker s.AssAainel hse
0ks.As at easas fAsn.Aay afsar.ssa-
Jshn Larson Of the Divide creek
O.sGry vas . eos.Gy saPiAal vi.iEss
- Past vssk.
j. ". Jayne AID jim HeaGAeFly Of
oiviAs creek wess tssssnsGiaG baias0
- Gleawood Thursday.
1r. C. P. Rice is visiting her sister,
IA Herbert NicAoi Of sak Lake CITY
- also her soa Earl
= 80
Mrs. l.. A. Bowker has moved into
Aer coy apartments in tAs OEiasss
National bank building.
= = =
City Aarshal Kunes sayv his psGaSass
. tie edss Of the city viii svssaO -
6anAFed sacks 70 ~ oaeA
A nArTiege license Was issued No
~ to HaEioa Hovey ~ Aiss Jeais
0srs~, both Of asssl vallsy.
90
Editss Spar Il ~ 0yps.a Rssssa
= s.rs tAat fsaay Assssvsat vill IsaA
~ bull Moose party - victory in 1910.
T. c. Kin&sbary was fou.d guilty IN
- city court Of running his auto ~
aigAt without rear red light. Five and
9Dsts
Charley Penny who is working on
~ government ditch near Palisade,
visited his family in Gleavood this
OOek.
Nrs. George Hinman entertained the
Methodist Ladies Aid society At her
Aone on South Palmer avenue Thurs-
~ afternoon.
Clayton Bryant and Miss Maud.
Rsfty made q trip to Rife Thursday
ma tne1I iNituus Afo WOhucTluk "uat
vin harpen next.
Well, come on, let's all 20 to Car
hendale for the big doings today. They
promise us big time and We are going
.p to see absst it.
z. H. Tucker 10 reported TO have
assdad several cas Of sheep at Dotsero
aAis week. They were for Kanaas City
cd Omaha markets.
= = =
1Ae finishing touches are beirg pnt
- the Citizens National bank building
eAis week. The sidewalk lights were
- u place yesterday.
= = =
C. C. Parks Of the First National
hank left the first of the week on =
business trip east. He will probably
he absent all Of next wees.
= A!S
We are told that the Eagle potato
growers are loadirg from four to five
ears each day with the finest tubers
sver sent from that section.
= = =
The HON. brewery is now one of the
regular business institutions of Glen
wood. having opened formally with
fs1 and drink last Saturday after
no2H
Notice the merchants who are par
ticipating in the big Post contest and
E. \,
them. See our big announcement else
where.
The coming marriage is announced
Of Miss Adelaide Moys of Boulder,
teacher in the Glenwood high school
last year. and Harry O. Wasbburn of
Minneapolis.
DR.. Fulkerson, who for the present Is
anking his home at Canon City, deliv
sd an excellent sermon on the Orient
= The local Methodist church last sun
day evening.
Miss Mary O'Donnell, . cousin Of
1Gn. g. J. Lowe, is making brief visit
h Glenwood while en- route from hef
Asae in Charles City, Iowa, - Los
Angeles, California
= = =
Mr.. aad Mrs.. Charles Braekney have
esoe to Phoenix, Arizona, wAers they
0m spend the winter and it 10 not In
pFSosble that they may make that
asgeAefn city their future hone.
= =
H. C. Jessup returned Thursdzy
0psDin1 from Denver where he mar
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
1o1I0 o. meoVAI.

- Dua.l oneo Il N. q ..
! (nw IN - Ss0svo1 - - o.
0an1s1al ~ Du01l1g -
49, - ssAf.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

Stella Dildine of Glenwood Springs and
Mesdames Mansfield, Connor, Tubbs,
sebree, Sweet, Winters, Thompson An |
Zimmerman OF Carbondale.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18
M M9 oAY

OoeA siAGls rssa 40 rss0s fss
|hsasskssPinG. In Ssiss 1t this s&iaa.
MIA.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

We are told that the Eagle potato
growers are loadirg from four to five
ears each day with the finest tubers
Over sent from that section.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

The Home brewery is now one of the
regular business institutions of Gle n
wood, having opened formally with
Ted and drink last Saturday after
,o
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

Notice the merchants who are par
ticipating in the big Post contest and
call for coupons when you trade with
them. See our big announcement else
where.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

The coming marriage is announced
Of Miss Adelaide Moys of Boulder, a
teacher in the Glenwood high school
last year, and Harry o. Washburn Of
Minneapolis.
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

ouaGs a,l Mn. J. L Noosan re-
1su.sl lase NseAay nssa their annual
visie - tAsi1 ssaaA - lswer White
sssss. ny sspst ! uessais essp -
- snasA - - - ssSe0ss q
1sapas1y ssssyu1Us eUU3
The Glenwood post., 1913-10-18

G.. c. Parks Of the First National
Aank left the first of the week on 4
business trip east. He will probably
be absent all Of next weex.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
Ladies' Tailored Suits

We have about twenty Suit values
that are our seasons best styles and
values. These are medium light Suits,
in sizes from IA to 3s bust. Are
Suits we only have one of kind and
we cannot duplicate them. They are
the seasons best values at the regu-
lar price. We are now offering them
at one-half price to clean up stock.
AT $3.50 are two Junior Suits
that sold at $500. These are extra
good values.
At $500 are two in gray and
tan; are the seasons best values at
$500. Now just one-half, $500.
At $1,000 are a few odd Suits
in gray and tan. These are the sea
sons best values at $1,000. To close
at one-half price.
AT $3.50 are few tan and gray
Suits in medium sizes; are extra good
Suit values. Are our regular $500
value.
At S13.75 and $500 are a
few Suits that are marked from
S27 so and $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
LOVETT NAMES
ONE LOBBYIST
Tells Senate Probers He Was APP
preached by Edward Lauter-
bach

Washington, June 26. Judge Robert
S. Ioyett, chairman of the board Of
directors Of the Union Pacific railway,
told the Senate lobby committee late
yesterday that Edward Lauterbach, the
New York lawyer, had approached his
company with the statement he could
render services at Washington in re-
moving opposition to the Union Pa
ciflc- Southern Pacific dissolution
Judge Lovett said a man represent
ing himself as Congressman Riordain
called him on the phone and urged him
to employ Lauterhach.
He doubtNl the man was Bjordain
but expressed the conviction that a
strong body of lobbyists were engaged
in a conspiracy to hold up the disso-
luton of the two roads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
Montpelier Band Concert.

Programme of concert to be given by
the Montpelier Military band, Friday
evening, June 27, at o'clock.
March, United Liberty" .... Losey
Overture. "Vienna Festival" ..... Suppe
Humoreske .4........a.. Dyorak
Polka for cornet ...t........... Boos
Mr.. Karl Forsell.
"Silvery Bells" .,.......... Botsford
Waltz. Dream of Paradise" -. Barnard
Popular Airs ,.............,.-.. Evans
Finale, "The Reward" ........ Buglione
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
Muslin Underwear

First let us show you our new
Leona 3-in-l Suit. This is combi-
nation OF corset cover, skirt and
drawers and our special at 9Sc is
surely great garment.
We have a special line of Corset
Covers that are trimmed with fine
lace and hamburg, nothing better
for less than soc. These now at
25c each.
Special values in SOC Corset Cow
ers. A very pretty Muslin Skirt at
500 and S1.25. Also very fine
full circular Drawer, as good as
most Toe values. These SOC per
pair.
We also have a finer line of Mus
lin Underwear than we usually sell
these for those that want something
extra nice.
Three dozen Crepe Night Gowns.
These would look good to you at
S100. These for days at SOC
each.
You will get a good well made
Night Robe at soc and very fine
nicely trimmed Robe at S1.OO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Cool shopping at knights.
Come to Vaughan's for silk hose and
neckwear.
Now Is the time for garden hose. We
have a complete stock. Get our prices.
The n. d. Phelps Go.
At &c per yard, Neyer.Lint crash, the
best crash for hard and roller towels you
can buy; DC per yard at Perry's on
Saturday.
Go to John II. johnson, 81 South Main
street, for your roofing, cave troughing,
sheet iron and tin work, repairing, etc.
Tel. 2l2-W.
A 1910 Cadillac, run less than 5000
miles, new Goodyear tires and tubes,
three extra shoes, seven tubes. Car in
frst.elass condition, fully equipped, top,
windshield, speedometer, clock and
chains. Call at Perry's garage.
Tommy Davidson will be seen pit
ted against the Graniteyille A. G. at In
tercity park on Saturday. Hoernle Of
will do the catching. Make it
a point to attend this game. as it will
be the only game in town on that date.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
Ladies' Street Dresses

In this special Dress sale are some
real Irish Linen Dresses that are
made up in the seasons best style
and are extra good quality.
At 1925 is real Irish Linen
Dress that is made up with round
embroidered collar and is embroid-
cred down front; is an extra good
value at third more than we are
asking for same. If you want a good
Linen Dress you should see these
values.
AT 1925 is an economy Linen
Dress that is made up in very neat
style and trimmed with embroidered
muslin, collars and cuffs.
A Dress value that is very good is
a Dolly Warden Dress that is made up
of a fine plain and figured wolfe, This
is a real nobby little Dress.
In our regular line of Dresses we
have lot of odd styles that we are
putting out at closing prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
Ladies' Street and House
Dresses

Here are lot of Dresses that will
not last long at tho prices we are
asking for them.
At $500 we are TO give you a
chance to buy a good street Dress
that is made up in one OF the sea-
sons best styles and of a material
that is the best of the season.
These Dresses are made OF a fast
color economy linen, and in the sea-
sons best styles; are made up in
the plain colors and in the combi-
nation coat and skirt style which is
the seasons best.
At 1925 is Dress that will ap.
peal to you as worth third more
THAN the price asked, and they are
Dresses that are made up in the COM
bination coat style and trimmed with
a linen lace insertion. Come in pure
white and medium blue, pink and law
ender. These are fast color.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Extra values in muslin underwear this
week at yaughan's.
| Remnant sale OF laces and embroider-
les, Saturday, at Vaughan's,
Lumber, both soft and hard wood
rough and finished. At the c. L. Bugbee
mill.
Dry chairwood for sale. Arthur S.
Martin. phone So w or leave orders at
Prindle's store,
Our zoe ratine poplins reduced to 2lc
per yard at Perrys on Saturday; white,
tan, navy blue.
Auction sale at Farnham's, the horse
man, at Montpelier tomorrow. See adj,
page 7. c. f. Smith, auetioneer.
Bring your eggs to Eastman Brothers
and receive the highest market prices.
We are paying to-day 20 cents.
Great reduction in prices in all spring
and summer millinery for the remain
der OF the season at Miss !. y. Towns
ends.
The only game played in Barre on
Saturday will be between Barre and
GraniteYille at lntercity park. This is
sure to be a game worth attending, as
the hill team will be strengthened to
give battle.
The W'oman's club il going to have
that automobile ride and lawn party,
rain or shine, because ii il rains Tues
day we are going Wednesday. There Is
very little danger OF rain. for the old
est inhabitants cannot remember even
a sprinkle ON the first day of July and
that il the date set for this ride. II
you have not bought your tickets you
had better hurry, for the supply OF an
tcmobiles il not unlimited. Tickets 80
cents each on sale at Mrs. Shepard's
store. First cars leave the city building
at p. m. Last cars start from the
same place at $780,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Just received, more Of those Balkan
waists, at Vaughan's.
At zoe per yard, all-linen Damask, ~
inches wide, very pretty pattern, at
Perry's on Saturday.
Now il. the time for garden hose. We
have complete stock. Get our prices.
The n. d. Phelps Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
TALK OF THE TOWN

Latest Bulgarian parasols, at
Knights.
Flies are here. Get your screens for
windows and doors at the G. L. Bugbee
mill.
If you want good coal. good coke and
dry wood, telephone 1873. the D. NJ. Miles
Coal. Co., l22 North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
Central Labor Meeting.

Regular meeting of Central Labor I'M
ion Friday evening, June 27, in capen-
ters' hall; important. S. Cardi.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
Rep,llar meetinp nf Hiawa

.ssxzxss,. Regular meeting of Hiawa.
&.e3SS tina lodge, No. 20, |. o. o. F.,
win be held Thursday evening
at ! 80 o'clock. Work, initistory and first
degrees. Williamstown and East Barre
lodges have been invited to meet with
us. A banquet will be served after the
meeting. Let all officers in both degrees
make special effort to be present. Per
order n. G.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-26
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