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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15

at the home here Sunday at l o'clock
The remains were taken to Derby for
burial, the funeral being held in the
Congregational church.
John Young was quite severely
shaken up in, runaway accident
Saturday While driving over the
causeway his horse took fright and in
crossing the railroad tracks Mr.. Young
was hit over the left eye by one of the
gate arms The horse ran up Main
street and in making the sharp turn
with high speed at Third street, Mr..
Young was thrown out of the sleigh.
With the hard knock and severe shak-
ing up. Mr.. Young is at present con-
fined to the house.
David Mckenzie, D. D. G. P, of
Island Pond. installed the following
officers of Frontier encampment. [. O.
O. F., Thursday evening: c. P, Ray
Young; H. P, Geo. Robinson; S. w,
F. W. Lynch; j. W., G. B; Mac
Arthur; Fin. Sec y, II. F: Young;
! Seth Smith; 4th W., w. j. Harrison !;
| |. S., L. T. Young; o. S., C. w.
Young; LIST Y. of T., V. K. Young !;
| End Y. of T. Austin Byers
The new officers of Baxter Relief
corps installed January 1, are as fol-
| lows: Commander A. c. Sleeper; S.
v c., Lot Edwards ]. V. c., ]. T.
Heath Adjt.. B. F. Hamilton; Q. NJ,
A. J. Morrill,; Surgeon Frank Wheel
ock; Chaplain, z. M. Mansur; o. D.,
C. S. Moulton Pat. Inst. z. M.
Lucius Welcome S. M, John Shannon !;
@. M S., A. J. Miller, color bear
err, ]. F. Heath. The Post has added
about so new associate members during
1912.
| The N. H. S. basket ball quintet met
their Waterloo Friday night when they
grappled with the Hardwick Reserves
and wound up the periods with score
of II to SO. 1t was we'll fought
game and the Newports need not feel
ashamed of their defeat. The attend
ance was large and about $38 was re-
ceived. There was the usual social
and hop to wind up with. The N. H.
S. basket ball team do not now expect
to tour about the few towns they had
scheduled !; but may have other games
here before the season closes.
Evening Star Lodge, I. o. o. F., in
stalled it's officers, Tuesday evening.
Jan. Z. District Deputy G. M, E.A.
Bemis of Island Pond, not being able
to attend. H. T. Robbins, Past D. D.. j,
G. NJ, was the installing officer. N.
G., C. D. Lance; v. G., H. F. Young
recording secretary, R. A. Young FL
nancial secretary, D. R. Stetson
treasurer, w. w. Blodgett: Warden,
Amos Morse conductor, T. w. Lynch
R. S. N. G., G. w. Fish; L. S. N. e.,
w. B. Bullock; R. S. V. G., w. r.
Magoon; L. S. v. G., c. S. King
o. G.. B. C. Young; I. G., Charles
Young r. S. S., L. M. Downey; l.
S. S., Seth Smith; Chap, L. F.
Young; P. G., 7. A. Stevens. FRS
representative to Grand Lodge, T. A;
Stevens End, B. c. Young; 1st alter
; nate. D. R. Stevens; I'd alternate, T
w. Lynch At the corporation meeting
, following the installation, the forme
: board of trustees were reelected. TIL,
: report of the treasurer showed the fl
. nancial condition of the corporation t
be AL. The steam heating plant whicl
was installed throughout the buildin
$ by F. w. Carr last summer, is givin
/: good satisfaction. The Lodge has
membership Of over 200.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15

every piece is marked at the price
we would have to pay, or less if
bought regularly. Every lady en-
joys seeing fine underwear, and
many who do not feel that they can
indulge their love for it will be en-
abled to do so while this line lasts
1t would give us pleasure to show
it to you.
Home made, Priscilla and Stand
ard makes are also marked at Sale
Prices.
Corset Covers-25c ones at 2Ic,
soc ones at 42c, o2c ones at soc,
81. ones at 7oc each.
Nishtrobes-5oc ones at 42c, 75c
ones at CSC, 81 ones at 75c, SIPS
ones at CSC, SI.75 ones at SI.25, etc
Skirts ones at 62c, 100 ones
at 75C, $50 ones at .2o, 2.26 and
$50 ones at I.o5.
Combinations-75c ones at CSC,
LOO ones at 7oc, $50 ones at I.2o,
$50 ones at I.o5.
This will be- the greatest showing
of Muslin Underwear ever shown
in this section. The savings will
also be the greatest because of the
very low price of cotton early last
year, which is much less than it
can be bought for the coming year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
Annual Sale of
Ladies Muslin Underwear

We have bought from manu-
facturer of fine underwear line of
samples which were used in their
show room. They are absolutely
perfect and not soiled at all and a
much finer line of underwear than
we have previously shown, and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
The Annual Sale of House
keeping Goods at this store
has been waited for by the
best and most prudent
housekeepers of this coun-
ty for over thirty years.


This Sale begins January 10th and
continues until February 10th each
year.
Cottons While the price of raw
cotton is SC pound higher than it
was year ago, it has not affected
the price of manufactured cottons
to the full extent yet. But it will
be economy TO buy cotton this year,
While we have bought the usual
amount of cotton for this Sale, we
cannot guarantee any particular
brand will be in stock until Feb. 10,
as some of the brands cannot be
duplicated now at any price, on ac-
count of the sales being very much
over the capacity of the manufac-
turers.
Fruit of the Loom-3o in. wide,
bleached, 10 to 20 yard lengths, SC
yd This cotton is actually worth
today, at the price of raw cotton,
II I-2C.
Observation-Disclosures, So in,
7 I.2c, 40 in. 8 I2c a yard.
40 in. Brown Cotton, 20 to 40
yard lengths, one that a good many
customers have bought in past sales
in preference to the Lockwood, 7c
yard This is the best value we
know of today.
Wide Sheetings Crusade bleach
ed, "a &c, SD FAC, "a zoe. Pequot
bleached ga CSC, 1914 2oc.
Pillow Tubing -Pequot, ~ in,
I Sc, As IN. Ioc. Atlantic, 40 IN.
I4c, AZ in. I5c, As in I6c; while
there are many well-known brands
of cottons in our stock that we do
not quote prices on, the ones we do
quote are known by every user of
cotton in this county.
Ready-to-Use Sheets "a, 63,
y, 81 and 90 in. wide Sale Prices
$50, 45c, 6oc, CSC, zoe, 75c, Soc,
85c, ooc, CSC each.
Pillow SIips-Sale Prices SC, Ioc,
II 1-2c, lac, 16c. nc, 18c, s@21c, PC
each. The better sheets and slips
are hemstitched.
Feather Tick-o yards 81. A.
c. A. Tick, 9 yards 1856.
White QuiIts-ooc, 7oc, I,oes
I.Io, I.3o, $50, I.5o and up.
Comfortables-s1.25 ones for
CSC, $50 ones for 100, 400 ones
for $50, $50 ones for LOS, IFS
ones for 2.2o, $50 ones for 2.o5,
500 ones for 3.o5, 5.o5 ones for
Ats, $50 ones for sos.
Blankets-55c, CSC, 75c, csc,
I.Io. Las, I.6o, LOS, as, 2.45, 2.o5
I3.25, 3.o5, AIS, 5e5. All at Sale
Prices
/ Damasks-The most popular
| Sale Price for several years has
seemed to be o5c a yard; while we
show Extra Values all the way
from SC to 81 90 yard, we have
over dozen new patterns at the
one price of csc and there are none
of them that are worth less thar
rs yard regular.
Napkins To match all the bet
ter damasks and all at the Greatly
Reduced Prices.
r Crashes
Put up for the sale in 25c, CSC
45c, soc, Sc lengths for the con
venience of our patrons. Every
package is very much under its
! actual value.
f Towels, Linen Pieces of all kinds
r in much larger quantities and al
Y marked at Sale Prices.
a Rugs. Carpets, Curtains, Ora
n peries. Curtain Materials, etc. Al
d at Sale Prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
Silk and Chiffon Waists

Silk and Chiffon Waists
At $500 we are offering waists
that have been priced $3.50, 1000
and 1880.
Regular $500 and 5.o5 waists, 3o5
3.o5 2.o5
2o5 LOS
There are some small lots of silk,
wool and muslin waists, black,
white and colors, that have been
marked at two prices-osc and
LOS; most of these waists. are at
very much less than one-half their
actual values.
Scotch Flannel Waists with
Robespierre collars CSC each.
A lot of Waists at ooc; there are
black muslins, a few silk and some
wool waists in this lot.
A lot at zoe, there are percale
waists and some muslin waists that
are slightly soiled. A lot of white
muslin waists that have been priced
$50 1916 and $50 now all at I.Ie
each.
Percale Waists-Reg. soc now 800
White Muslin SO 81 and I.5o,6oe
J.25" $50, o5e
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
Basement Bargains
Eiderdown Dressing Sa

75c ones for 25c.
Short Kimonas, soc and 75c ones
for 25c.
Odd lot Sweaters for men and
women, not just the latest styles
but some of them strictly all-wool,
all one price, 25c.
Childrens Toques-5oc ones for
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
Separate Skirts

Separate Skirts
Black and Colors.
$3.50 and 1000 ones at 500
500 to $50 g 3.o5
3.o5 to 500 2.o5
A lot of skirts that have been
priced at S2.o5, 3o5 and 500, but
the lots are broken and now all are
marked to 1876.
Black Wolfe Skirts
Reg. 1000 and 1850 now 500
$50 to 1000 2.o5
Some of these skirts have silk drops
Black Silk Dress Skirts
Regularly $1,000 now 2.o5
Dressing Sacques
Made of Crepe, SIo5 regularly
now 75c; made of Scotch Flannels,
75c ones at SOC; SOC ones at 900.
Bathrobes-For men and women
Regularly s5.o5 now 3.o5
3.o5 2,o5
Girls Serge and Suiting Dresses
$500 and sos ones at 3.o5
3.o5 2.45, 2.o5
Junior Dresses $1,000 ones at 7.o5
500 3.o5
3.o5 " 2.o5
Ladies Neckwear-5oc quality for
$50: 25c quality for I0C.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
Silk Petticoats

Black and ColOrs
S2.o5 Specials now s2.45 ca
Reg, 3.o5 and $50 2.o5 ca
500 3.o5 ca
All new and correct styles to wear
under the new dresses. and suit
skirts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
THE !: GILMAN !: STORE

The Annual January Sale fast reducing the overstocs of
winter merchandise Notwithstanding the unfavorabe weather
conditions that have prevailed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
Knit Underwear

Children's Fleeced Vest and
Pants 25c ones for Ioc
Children's Fleeced Union Suits
SOC ones for SOC
Women's Fleeced Vests and
Pants-Regular soc quality at 25c;
the vests have short sleeves.
Mems Fleeced Shirts and Draw
ers soc quality 35C each.
Woimen's heavy Wool Vest and
Pants, regular 100 quality for 75c
Carriers Silk and Wool Unions
Ladies small sizes reg. 400 at 1915
CATERS Fine Wool Unions,
small sizes, regularly 1925 at 1916
Carter's Light Weight Wool
Unions, small sizes, regularly 81 Is
at L.3o
Women's Fleeced Unions, bought
to sell at SIOO now 62C
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15

Fancy Ribbons, S to 7 in. wide.
CSC to soc quality, now at Ioc a yd
Ronsard Kid Gloves, Champagne,
pearl grey, black with white stitch
ing; regularly sI.oo and I.25, now
at 79c pair.
Ladies Wool Polo Gloves-Reg-
ularly soc, now 25c pair.
A lot of Royal Society and Ar
tamo Packages at just 4 price.
Hamburgs-7c, &c and Ioc quail
tiles marked to sc yard.
Ioc and some 25c qualities l SC yd
2oc and CSC =" zoe yd
SIC and 45c 25c yd
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15

Get the Monitors special prices
on magazines and periodicals..
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18

Don Hunt, our city attorney. Is
now riding around in his automobile.
Henry Miller, Of Liberty town.
ship. received a car load OF feeders
from st. Joseph, last week.
The Bigeiow elevator received its
first consignment Of wheat, last week.
Frank Walker made the delivery at
- cents per bushel.
Fred Kramer has purchased q
Ford touring car, and A. l.. ShaifYer,
the rural mail carrier, a Ford runa.
bout, through the keeves.Cook agen.
cy.
Your money refunded u Lysoll
Dip fails TO kill lice, ticks and fieas,
cures mango and all skin diseases and
fails to give you absolute satisfac.
ton. FRANZ FOSTER.
TN july ! there was born to Art
Gel,in and Wife, a son. and daugh.
ter TO OFT Markt. They ought TO be
q patriotic pair through life. They
should meet annuall.' and celebrate
the nations birthday as we'll as
their own.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18

Jas. klinepe,er II now sporting a
Ford touring car he bought from the
keeves.Cook agency.
C. T.. Taylor sold his town prop.
erty, saturday, Of last week, to Riley
Huiatt. Greene n Greene made the
deal.
Miss Bonnie Bonner, the stenogra.
pher for W. II. Richards a. Son, IL
taking her vacation. and yisitingwith
her parents NJ Arcadia, Okla.
Summer time Is sure here sun.
day and Monday Of this week being
the hottest days thus far Of the sea.
son; ~ degrees sunday. 18th, and i0l
on Monday, 18th.
-Lysoll Zip Kills lice, ileas and
ticks; cures mango and all skin dis.
eases, Sold under absolute guaran.
tee; " not satisfactory, no pay,
FRANZ FOSTER
Charley Patterson, George Wat.
son and VIII Bragg and family have
all returned from Excelsior Springs.
Charley's lady friend didn't come
home with him, and no doubt she
was willing, but when the crucibe
moment came Charley weakened.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18

For Sale--A good 12xl+ tent. See
G. W. Weidemier.
Get your Kodak Supplies and
furnishings at Kunkel & Kiddoo's.
An talk Of war with Japan died
out as soon as Mr.. Carnegie volun.
teered.
DIR. Whitsell, eye and ear special.
ist; sc corner 9Th. and Edmond, st.
Joseph. Both Phones, 9i3.
--Baled Timothy Hay for sale.
Scorr HoDeiS,
Both Phones. Forbes. Mo.
Tickets for the Oregon chautau.
qua are now at sale At the various
business houses OF the coty.
--Baled Timothy Hay for sale.
II. 4. MILNE.
Forbes, Missouri.
Another thing that hurts Is that
under the income tax law senators
will be required to tell the sources Of
their incomes.
--Salvet, The Worm Destroyer and
Conditioner will positively rid your
pigs Of worms. Sold under a sixty
day trial-no cure, no pay.
FRANZ FOSTER.
George Poynter was only recently
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18

John Coughlin, the mayor of Bige.
low, was operated upon In q St. .Io-
seph hospital, Tuesday, OF last week
for appendicitis. Reports say he Is
doing as well as could he expected.
Oregon asks you TO come and en-.
JOY the Midsummer Horse Show and
Balloon Ascension-.Iuly %. No en-.
trance fee. Just come and bring the
whole family, Music all the time,
and In the evening Band Concert
and Picture Show.
The Midsummer Horse Show and
Balloon Ascension will be held at Ore
gon, Tuesday, July -. You are in
vited; free show, and basket picnic.
The harvest Is passed, the corn laid
by and Is coming fine; take the day of
come to town and meet your friends
and neighbors.
Governor Major will issue proc
lamation soon calling on the men OF
the state to devote two days to road
building during August. He will call
upon the yariouscounty courts Of the
state at their August meetings to
supplement his proclamation with
advice to the road overseers as to
making the proper preparations, SO
the many volunteers may be directed
to the greatest advantage. 1t is pos.
sible that the governor will set apart
the two days In August q holidays
and ask general suspension Of bust.
ness.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18

Gently
Lydia. Alice and Myrtle Thurman
are back home after an enjoyable
weeks visit with relatives In North.
ern Holt.
The Oregon Chautauqua was line
las, year. but II will be better In .y.
cry way than last year Tie program
vii he more varied.
Little Ethel Kennedy j. back
home from her weeks visit with rela.
tiyes at Mound City. and says she had
a dandy time"
Salvet. Tie Worm destroyer, l. a
medicated stock salt stops all losses
from worms quickly. No pay " II
fails. fHANk FOSTER.
win u. Curry, son Of the junior
OF TnE SENTINEL, left sunday, OF
this week, for indianapolis, Ind,
where he becomes a member OF the
reportoria stan OF the indianapolis
Star The star force will, In due
time. lind him a valuable acquisition
to the hustlers of tina, hus,ling news.
paper.
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AIM ,,,,n ,,om ia. old we'll. 90
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lhs ,he 'o"'"s "o" =" ""'.'' .'e
fot" a".o'hoo''es are '''e soa's' ihe
oes' Wy W so,"s W p'eN' - as'o''o"s'
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paoy ea''.ase "'''' was o..upyns d
pron'hen, p'aes ;" we 'n'"a'e o' ,ne
MOOT anu oroush' .o''n 'n's' nm'
you 'Ah run a''oss ''ose VI ''''e
fo'"s everywhere 'o" ~
According TO the Ia" which Went
into effect April % any merchant
who sells cold storage eggs as fresh
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18

7. L. Price will give on
Horse Show Day. July 22. a
demonstration Of Washing
Machines and Cream Separa.
tors. Everybody invited to
attend this and see some
goods Machines In operation.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18

Phones, Old ". Mutual ~.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18
RERT 6. PIERCE.
DENTIST,

n a once IN the Moore Rids.
lVTpQ00 Nm Hoursp - m, to Z. ~. 30
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-07-18
J. {. WHI1MER,
DENTIST.
PROUD BUILDING.
North Side Of Square.
Both Phones.

Uncle Jake Markt was up visiting
his brother John. In Mound city. re.
Gently.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
STATUARY IN ATLANTA
CHURCH REPRESENTS
CHRIST'S BIRTH SCENE

Shedding glow throughout the dim
church. a large lighted crib has been
placed in one corner of the Church Of
the Sacred Heart, an object of wonder
and beauty 10 many who enter at all
hours Of the day. The crib, depicting
the birth OF Christ. was installed in the
church in Ivy street at the Christmas
SEASON.
The crib is representation of the
sacred manager, ana the floor is strewn
with straw. In the center OF the group
OF figures is the child christ. ON one
side kneels Mary, on the other Joseph.
Marvellous workmanship pictures ado
ration on their faces. The three wise
men OF the East, standing near by. are
true figures, with wisdom and serenity
on their faces. The three Shepherds
led TO the manger by the star, complete
the group. The shepherds stand on its
edge humbly afraid to enter the room.
Figures of an OK and a donkey, bear
Ing out the verisimiItude Of the stable,
are placed behind the group.
The crib is large. occupying the en-
tire corner of the church. Ii was made
for the Church of the Sacred Heart,
and win remain as il was installed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
Mrs, Woodrow Wilson's Recipe for
Baked Ham-Can You Beat It?

TRENTON. y. j. Jan Mrs Woodrow Wilson's proves
cook has begun national attention. Here IS tht
recipe uer finest dish. baked Georgia ham.
small ham Washt thoroughly n cold
baking which scrubbed the ham with
Rinse Of and neatly a bake Mix
half teaspoonu Of cloves
and
Rub the the surface of the ham with
thick layer Of onion minced
the whole a pastry by mixing
smoothly sfted half This pastry
rolled out thin about lam closely
then filled boiled andpIa n the
INC steadily hastings
cider
Serve with canded baked spin
ach done butter with a relish 0
How do You cook your bam If you think you have bet
recipe than Mrs Wilson's send o The Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
BIBB GRAND JURY
STARTS PROBE OF
ELECTION FRAUDS

MACON, GA, Jan. 9.-The grand
jury is investigating the allegations as
to fraud in the primary held in Bibb
county last August. having secured, as
an initial step. possession Of the ballot
boxes which have been in the custody
Of the clerk of the superior court since
the election. The clerk refused to sur
render the boxes until ordered to do so
in writing by Judge Mathews.
The sealing up Of the duplicate, as
well as the original, voting and regis
tration lists in the boxes, the discovery
by d recount Of a serious discrepancy
in one Of the boxes the day after the
primary, and the various charges that
were made by defeated candidates as
70 fraud, all prompted the grand jury in
deciding on a probe.
The grand jury is deferred by the
Judges order from examining any of
the ballots until discrepancies are de-
tected on the voters and registration
lists.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-09
FORCED TOQUIT
RACEF0R SENATE
Tennessee Regular" Demo-
Gratis Eliminate Ex-Governor
Patterson for Mcclellan.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. 9.-Ex-
Governor Malcolm R. Patterson. unable
to Withstand the sentiment against his
pardon Of Colonel Duncan 3. Cooper,
convicted Of the murder of ex-United
States Senator e. W Carmack, has
surrendered the regular" Democratic
nomination for United States senate in
an attempt to defeat fusionists in con-
troll Of the legislature. Patterson's
withdrawal was forced at caucus Of
II regular" Democratic legislators last
night, after the independent" Demo-
Gratis. with their Republican allies, had
succeeded in organizing both houses Of
the Legislature earlier in the week.
The formal announcement Of Con-
gresham K. D. AIcKellar. of Memphis,
for the United States senate, caused a
break in the fusion ranks, through
which the regulars" hope to control
the senatorship.
Just as soon IS the congre ssman from
the Memphis district fully determined
to enter the race he started vigorous
canvass Of the members OF the general
assembly. The entrance of Mr., Nickel
lar carried with it the break Of the
Memphis delegation from the fusion
lineup. chief Justice John K. Shields,
OF the state supreme court, is the ac-
credited candidate of the fusion forces
for the United States senatorship.
The regular" Democrats, hoping to
still further enbarrass the solid line
up that the fusionists held in the or
ganization Of the two houses, opened up
in the lower branch with resolution
calling on Governor Hooper to enforce
state wide prohibition in the cities
where the temperance laws are violated
with impunity. The play is being made
/ by the regular Democrats from the ru-
raj districts, and it is a game that viii
precipitate in all probability q bitter
temperance fight, though the idea orig
mated from a plan to disorganize the
( fusion forces, who had captured the
Memphis delegation on organization.