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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
V|RG|N|AN MAY
Be ON COMMITTEE
Carlin or Hay Likely to Assist in
Investigation of House
Affairs.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times ID ispatch.]
Washington. July s.--A Virginian
may become a member OF the import
ant House lobby investigation com
mittcc. which will be appointed by
Speaker Clark within the next few
days Current gossip here to-day is
that either Representative Carlin, or
Alexandria, a member OF the Judiciary
Committee. or Representative Hay.
may be assigned to this committee by
the Speaker.
There Will be seven members OF this
committee. four from the Democratic
SIDE, two from the Republicans. and
one from the Prosrcssivcs. according
TO what was said to-day at the Capt
toll. 1t Is quite likely that Represepta-
tive Garrett, of Tennessee. will he
made chairman. although there is /,
possibility that If Representative Car
lin or Hay go on the committee, either
may he chairman.
Gossip to-day indicates that MIR.
Hay is most likely TO be asked 10
serve. During debate on the resolu
ton in the House a day or two ago,
Mr.. Hay was most pronounced i'll his
stand not only for board and
thorough Investigation Into the Null
hall charges. but he also insisted upon
the Investigation being made at once.
III bItti liistl TIC iht'EIliS oI TIE
House members might be sustained.
While there WAS more or less disposi =
ton shown on the part OF some OF tho
members for delay. Mr.. Hay insisted
that If anything was TO be done, IL
should be done quickly.
II is recognized that this is not q
position which any one is seeking. The
duty OF delvinS into the affairs OF the
various House members is not likely
to BE a pleasant one, but at tho same
time. II IS not believed that any mem
Der whom speaker Clark names will
decline TO serve.
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features that developed. Chief among these
were the weekly weather reports. which
noted drouEhty conditions still prevailing In
n few important sections of tho cotton re-
Eon
The opening WIS steady Mt ono point
advance to two points decline. Cables were
colorlcss and the market fell Off llttlo
on the favorable weather returns from tho
belt. AT the lowest In the early trading
prices were two to fvo points under yes
terday's close. This was the low OF tho day
The market did little until IL O'clock when
tn" weekly weather report was posted They
stimulated buying for both accounts to n
moderate degree, and put the list two to
seven points over ycstorday's last quota
tions. Tho market dragged In tho after
noon. closing at no. advance OF two to
four points on the trading months
Spot cotton quiet. unchanged: middlinE
l.fs sales on the spot, 80 bales; to arrive,
Futures closed: January N.45: March. II 81;
July 1910; August. 1877; September. II 80;
october. ll.46; December. li.+l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Serious Stnbbing Affair.

saturday afternoon Arthur Faison, q
colored farmer Of Prince George Coun-
". seriously cut his friend, Daniel
Farham. colored farmer of tho Same
county. while Parham was trying to
prevent faison from getting into trou-
Die. Ihc cutting occurred in n store
on Halifax street No report was made
to the police. This morning Parham's
mother came To Petersburg, and find
ing her son In the private hospital Of
Or. *. II. Burton, colored physician,
and fearing that he was seriously in
Jured. SWorc out warrant for tho
arrest OF l'ason.
1t is learned that the stab wound
puncturcd the intestines of Parham
and his condition Is regarded as very
serious. The Prince George authorities
have been notified of tho warrant. and
Faison will be arrested
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. July S.-Flour-Quiet. Wheat
i:hSy No. rcd "tc.; No. northern Duluth
SLOW Corn Firm. liides-Firm. Leather,
Petroleum, Wool. Turpeniinc, Rice-Stendy
Resin Firm. Moiasses-Quie,. Raw sugar
Firm refined Firm Butter. ChceSr-Stcady.
SPOT Coffee Weak; Rio -. sAc.: Santo. r..
IN.C Mia Conee-Dull Cordova. l3a Iti2c ;
nominal
sLj1nSls-. sweets Jersey SlsOas@ 90 con,
hhseS aud Fcauuts-Stcady and unchanged
Ficiehts Firm. grain to London @i.d.
totl"nSccu oil was easy, Notwithstanding
the hrnn.SS of lard and cotton. due to free
selling "i aeW crops by cotton houses and
local professionals. together with falling
OF IN outSIG" d"mund. offerings Of old crnp
months We're absorbed 10y retincrs. Final
prizes showed one 10 eleven points net de-
ciIn" WIN sales amounting 10 1890 barrels.
irimc crude. nominal. prim. summon vel
low. S!io0S.O, IUlN closed S.ii August. S.3S:
september, ) - pctohcT. 80. November. go
December SIS, i"uEary, H3o February. u. 40:
prime winter yellow. SIS bid, primo sum
nler white. $50 bid.
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Times Dispatch Bureau,
Bollingbrook Street,
(Phone 1850,
Petersburg. Va. July S.

b II
The Circuit Court of Prince George
County convened yesterday. Judge \. s
McLcmore. of Suffolk. sitting in place
Of Judge West. The only case of inn
portance was that OF Sidney Smith,
colored. charged with the murder Of
Maria Taylor. The murder was COM
United on the 2lst day of last January.
The case was called at the May term of
the court. but owing TO the fact THAI
during his Incarceration in Jail and
before the shooting of the Taylor wo-
man, Smiths actions had been so pecu-
liar that his counsel. X. 7. Wilson, ask
ca the court TO appoint a commission
or lunacy to examine him. The Com
inonwcalth agreed to tho request Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
New York
Stock Market

New York. July a-Althoush the stock
market was subjected TO further dcprcssirg
gree OF stcadncs.. Tho drift was downward.
hut tho movement was siisht to be in
significant. Union Pacific tho only spec
ulstive stock which. Mt its low price of the
day. showed loss of much as point.
European markets again were disturbed
by tho trouble In tho Balkan situation. and
stocks here received tho first downward I'm,
pulse from the lower quotations sent from
London. Fears were expressed OF renewed
European liquidation. but only few thous-
and shares were disposed OF here to-day for
foreign accounts. Traders received fresh an
couraEcment from the engagement ot s.. ooo. -
900 more gold for cNpor, to Paris and from
the news that negotiations between the train
mon and managers Of Eastern roads to set
tie the wage question had been interrupted.
Some success attended Efforts 10 deprcss
nous general selling and when attempts
10 cover were made prices moved upward az
readily as they had previously eascd OFF.
There was no heavy trading. and the days
movements consisted OF slow fluctuations
back and forth within marrow rance with
a heavy undertonc. Great Northern ore.
Westinghouse Electric and American Tcie-
phone. which were the weak features of yes
te-days trading, recovered part OF their
losses to-day.
The lack of demand for stocks was the
more noticeable 10y reason of the fact that
u considerable volume of Investment buying
Is looked for At this season following heavy
July interest and dividend payments The
July re!nvestncnt demand thus far has been
unusually light compared 10 other years In
the bond market there also was apparent
In increased supply and number OF other
bonds we're seeking market with sellers
willing TO accept concessions.
Government bonds exhibited further heav-
mess The IS. which recently broke below
par for the first time, sold to-day At tho
rocen, bid price OF %, decline OF poin,
from the last previous sale. The Is sold AZ
ll3 ;hc price recently bid. and then
offered at 1872. a decline OF !. on call ON tho
cay
Tho bond innrko, in general irregular
With a lover trend
New York. July 6.-Moncy on call steady.
2I?is per cent: last loan. 2i.. closing bid. ,;
offered AZ ci. Time loans. irregular: sixty
Gays. eA.@S ninety days, 4a+i7 SIX months.
%In6 Prime mercantile paper, pcr cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness. in bankers hills at s4.ss27 for sixty day
bills and al 81 SSs5 for demand Commercial,
bills Si.Sas.. Bar silver, ISIS Mexican dol
lars. IS Government bonds heavy. railroad
bonds irregular.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Election of Omcer,.

At regular meeting OF Eureka
Lodge. No. Ga. knights Of Pythas, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: &. c.. r. t. Beasley
Y. c.. p. w. Twins; prelnte, James T..
Coldweli; NJ. of w. b. f. Brown, Jr
X. r. and s.. Frank a. Owen; NJ Of f.,
a. .. Lockett; NJ. OF f., James A. AL
friend; NJ. OF A, Fred II. Wright; I. G.,
T.. B. Messeran: O. G., Il. a. Price;
trustees. +. Fl. Wright. George l..
Moody and V. b. Warner: representa- :
tive to grand lodge. Fred II. Wright.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Property Owners Heard.

The special joint committee appoint
ed by the Council and Board of Alder
men to assess tho damages to the own
crs of property on River Street, on ac-
count OF the proposed raising OF the
grade OF that street. met at the court
house this evening hearing the prop
crty owners who are not satished with
the tentative amounts awarded by the
committee at it's last meeting.
The committee is DESTROYS of assess
Ing damages fairly with tho property
owners, and there is no disposition or
the part OF the committee 10 act mig
gardly In regard to tho matter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

licathsville. Va. July s-The severe
electrical storm last night did Il large
amount OF damage TO crops and build
inGs During the most serious part of
IL me wife. child and mother Of Hugh
Lee: a respectable colorcd man living
il Bridge Neck, were struck nv lif,,,t
ming and killed. and barn near Noko.
ms. this county. with all it's contents.
was struck and completely DESTROYED
~ fire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Deaths Of Children.

Viola May Palmer. the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John L. Pal
NOR. died at tho residence OF her par
ents on Battersea Avenue this morning.
She had been i'll two weeks
Cora Estell Hubbard, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Hubbard. died at the
residence Of her parents on McKinzie
Street at 10 o'clock this morning
Briefs and Personals.
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal Sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Fair Association Meets.

The board of directors Of the South
side Virginia Fair Association mot to-
day in the Office Of the association. r.
III. Mann. president presiding.
1t was decided to hold a fair at West
End Park on October II. 10, 16 and IL
On the last day of the fair IL was de-
termined to hold a big tournament, to
he followed by coronation ball at
night The prizes to be awarded will
be: s25 to the knight who crowns the
queen: second prize. SIS; third prize,
$40; and fourth prize, SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line list is.......... ST.,
a &. LII. and y. IL tbid) ..........-. 81.
\ g. l.. conv. A. In Baltimore hid. als,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ts............... SG,,
Chesapeake and Ohio conv 4i.s Cbid) 74.
LigGett and Myers ~ Did. ....... as
l.iGgeit and Myers - tbidD ............ III
l.cr!llarG Company . tbid) ............ 81
Lor!!lard Company = ,bid) .......... ll,t,
Norfolk and Western couv. as tbid) - l03
scahoard Air Line stamped is taskcdp S0is
ScahoaTd Air Line adj Is .......... n
southern Railway Is ............... 1Si.
southern Railway -. . 1OIr.
United States Steel md IS 49,
United states registered IS 1890 1askedl lOlt
United states registered b. lslS asked, lO2
iitrG states Panama = task-,!i ...... 1924,
Virginia brown Bros. cts. tbd, ....... rl
Virginia Carolina Chem. LIST .. tasked) %
Va Ky. and Power co. - (aSkcdJ..... o.
Wabash deb. Is tbidl ......... "a
Wabash PITTS. Term. list Is - To-,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

Reported by Rodgers. MtCabe & Coz
Peiersburg. Va. July S.-Peanuts-Span :
ish-Markct firm; receipts light: good de =
mand; farmers Spanish. SiG2ia per bushcl :
No. ! shelled. Spanish. sizIsstc per pound A.:
NO. shelled, Spanish. 5u7 nc. per pound.
Nirginias-Fancy Jumbo. &c. per pound: hand
picked. 3A.c. per pound: extra prime. 3ia a
3,.c. per pound: prime. SIC. per pound: ma
stock, 2i:n3c. per pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Hoard of AIlcrmen Meet.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board Of Aldermen was held last night
Various matters from the Council were
concurrcd in, but the ordinances re-
curing street cars to be stopped only
on one side of n crossing and In n
manner that Will not obstruct inter
scctinB streets. WIS not concurred In,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
DRY GOODS AiApKCTc

are quiet and steady. Yarns are nrmcr: for
elEn mems wear factors are upset In their
calculations for spring trade owing 10 the
setting OF tariff date at January instead
OF October l. Buyers are more numerous
In the markets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

Cn!t 400 GRAIN MARKET

chicago July pressur" OF the new wheat
W.u too much for tho market To-day not
NiihSthrdirr assertions ot liberal en-
port business at tho seahoard. Closing prices
"lih'ugh steady Wer" i.T"sc. to -. under
last night Corn finished unchanged 10 C.
Gown oats OF 'sH..c. aud provisions vary
ms from iho Same as tWrnty-iour hours be-
:ore to au advance of 10 cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

Chicago, July S.--Hogs-Mo stly sc. higher,
but closed weak bulk of sales. s9.o0Gs?. II.
Cattle-Stcndy to strong: becves ,7l5I;$S % ;
cows and hcifors. SO S5IsS.5o: calves. s7.5oI
$40. IL. Shccp-Stendy to &c. higher: M.l5G
500: lambs sG.G0n $50
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NAVAL STORES.
Savanna

savannah. July s.-Turpcntine- Firm; 55ts
sales. li'5 casks; receipts. 2.27G casks: shin
mcits, esS casks. stocks. 80. 923 casks Rosin-
Firm; sales. go Kegs; receipts 1919 kegs:
fhipinents 2ll kegs; stocks. 1875 i0l kegs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
CATTLE MARKETS.

New York. July s.-Becvcs-No trading
feeling. steady. Calves-Stea veRls. SIS %
1Sn.75; buttermilks. ss.25lS7.oo. Sheep and
Lambe-Sheep. firm: lambs. higher: sheep,
s3oo2SS.oo; lambs. s1.25qSa.0O. Hogs-No trade
of importance feeling steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Chskie @. Burch & Co.,
Stock and Bond Brokers. 1915 f. Main street.
Richmond. Va. July s, 1919
STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked.
Virginia So Old, c. and r.. 1872. So e.
Va. Centuries. 23 c. and r.. 1851. sou sou
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lied.

steamer Berkeley shelly. Norfolk incr-
chtndise ana passengers, old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora. fUrmun, Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise md ma
senGers, Furman Line
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cotton, quiet; middinE i:25 gross rc
,..eiptt 1875 bale. s'les. 10 baies stock IT,
Total to-day at all porjs-%ct receipis
:ti bales export 20 Great Britain s2i haics
20 the Continent Nl bales STOCK - i3s
bales
Consolidated AZ all ports Ne, receipts
li.Jo9 bales export 70 Great Britain I?,a
oal"s' 70. France 1855 bales. to the CONT
Total since September at all ports Ne,
iecsip's ',.'.s$5 bales export 70 Great
bales 20 the Continent a.42s $50 bales TO
Japan, 1855 bales; 10 Mexico u 100 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

Cars may be stopped on either side of
crossing. according to the Judgment
of the street car railway company
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News Of Petersburg

defendant counsel. and Drs. James VI.
Burke and w. r. Hoy, of this city, were
appointed by the court to examine
Smith. Yesterday tho ease was fur
thcr continued until Friday. July IS.
when the report Of the commission will
be given to the court.
No other business of importance was
transacted Yesterday, and the court adj =
journed until the date above mentioned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
Thieves Captured.

Detective Eancs this morning mr.
rested Henry johnson ana John Farm
or, two negroes hailing from Balti-
more, on the charge of stealing Il valu-
able gold watch from j. t.. Brock well.
Mr.. Brock well, who is employed by the
Petersburg Woodworking Co, had his
watch in Il tool chest at the company S
plant on the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road. He put II in the chest this morn
ing, and later. when he went to his
chest, the watch was gone. he report
ed the loss TO the police. and Detective
Eanes at once started on n round of
the pawnshopS. and waa talking with
the proprietor OF the Southern Loan
Office. on Sycamore Street. when John
son and Farmer came in and offered the
watch for pawn. They were at once
arrested. Both men claim TO have pur
chased the watch for az cents from n
negro whom they did not know They
were held for trial In the Police Court
tomorrow morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09
MARINE INTEI.I.IGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY { 1919
AIsIklNJ~h

ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk mcr-
chhnci'c ana passcnCers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer PoCahontaS Graves Norfolk and
James kiyer landings merchandise and pas
tenSers. virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurorn. Furman. Petersburg and
james Niver landings merchandise and pas
scugcrs. Furuau Line.
Barge Christina. \ r. Iorery Ral,irore
coal :. y. Ellison a CO.
Barge shenandoah l.. Phillips Baltimore,
coal Crump X West Coal co.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va. July g 1919
lN.IoNIn6 hre INC Quotations on tho Ikich-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

Sew Orleans. July Cotton was ouie, hu,
st"ady to-day. Prices moved within "a mar
row range and neither side aggressive
The weather with th- hears as was
sTnp news. but AT no time did any ren!
selling power develop. while bulls found
81 easy 10 maintain prices on the hullish
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Il. IL. -. Il.

Richmond. Va. July ). 1918
Following are tho quotations on the Rich
lond Tobacco ENChMnKe:
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Cotton .utures closed .tead.

spot cotton closed quiet midduuE upland
J. =. Hiddilng quit l.jy sales 100 bales
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RICHMOND GKAiN MARKET.

iNchmond Va, July s. 1914
,hOLESAl.E QUOTATIONS. Ok CHANGE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

Quotations for interest paying bonds are at
Is price TO which Interest must DC added In
come bonds and certificates of Indebtedness
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

Market lower and dull. Butter-Deinand
lair Nenls-Markct very active. Wool-De-
nand heavy. Other produce steady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN
See suit bargains at Knights.

ENtt SUIT bargains at lAHlEAb
Big sale Saturday, all goods reduced,
at Vaughan's.
Flies are here. Get your screens for
windows and doors at the c. i. Bugbee
mill.
Lumber. both soft and hard wood
rough and finished. At the C. L, Bugbee
mill.
For Saturday Baked beans, dough-
nuts and pies at the Home Bakery, Mrs.
stephens, % Church street.
The Bon Accord Football club, that
plays the first match in Barre for the
state championship for the cup on Sat
urday on the Berlin street grounds, will
select its team from the following play
crs: j. Freeland, Forbes, Kerr Mitchell,
Cormack. Naughton Fraser, Even, For
sythe, b. Palmer Milne, Birnie, Creigh-
ton, Sherifrs. Players to be on the field
at $3.50 sharp.
In the lineup Of the strong Morris
Vile team there are many college play
ers. included among them are Maurice
Kelley, the Dean player, and Don Wea-
feri, the star Middlebury infielder Nor
risviNe handily trimmed Hardwick with
Bob Smith. Their team will be even
more strengthened when they play the
Italians on Berlin street Saturday
Game called at o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-11
At Dreamland-"The Spy's Defeat" Zee.
sanay).

The Essanay Film Manufacturing Co,
viii offer a meritorious photodrama in
two reels, entitled "a Spy's Defeat
The production was made under the di-
iection of Harry McRae Webster. the
characters being sustained by members
of the Eastern stock company
The scenes are laid in Germany and
Russia, the chief interest being conferred
on incidents that take place in the Off
cal residence of the German minister
of war The story is well told and leads
up dramatically to the climax near the
close of the second reel 1t is possible
that the production might have been
still further strengthened by a stronger
sub climax at the close of the first reel.
The interior view showing the embassy
ball in the minister OF wars residence,
is imposing and worthy of the occasion
the handsome uniforms of the men and
elegant evening attire of the ladies form
ing an attractive and kaleidoscope Sc
ries of pictures.
The leading characters have been ad-
mirably impersonated, Francis X. Bush
man is Lieut.. Paul Heinrich secretary
to the minister of war, has the most
appealing role and isg at all times equal
to its demands; and Frank Dayton as
Count Plentoff, the spy, gives an I'M
usually fine characterization. Olga, the
accomplice of the spy, is excellently act
ed by Miss /. Drew. Won Netting, the
minister of war, is strongly drawn by
William Walters, whose rugged physique
and features harmonic we'll with the
part. Miss Ruth Stonehouse, as Fred.
ercka, daughter of the minister of war,
is always interesting. Her acting, while
showing Frederick under the hypnotic
spell, is realistic Worth going miles
to see.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-11
Ladies' Tailored Suits

This cool weather makes many of
us think Of the Tailored Suit, and
it is just the garment We want for
such cool weather we have just been
shifted into.
We are closing out our entire line
OF tailored suits at prices that will
interest any who want Suit to fin
ish out the summer and for fall wear.
Here are lot of medium light
Suits in tan, gray and brown, that
we have put on one rack to close out
at one half price. These are our sea-
sons best values.
When you can buy good Tailored
Suit at $1,000 that is worth twice
that amount, you are surely getting
a garment you can get lot of service
out Of for little money,
At $3.50 are number of Suits
that sold at $500. Only one half
price now to close.
At S13.75 and $500 are
number OF Suits that are worth and
sold at S27 so and $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Special silk petticoats for $500 at
Abbott's.
You will find some extra good values
at Perry's on Saturday.
A few untrimmed hats in black and
blue for SOC, also sailors and outing
hats for soc. Mrs. G. r. Wood.
Being away day times, | can only
answer telephone calls between 8 p. m.
and a. m. w p, Durkee, tel. 42l-2l.
just in, big line of ladies' and
misses wash goods. Department store
prices. j. F. Sadlier, 10 Keith avenue.
/. o. o. L.. NJ 1.-THE regular meet
ing will be held tonight at o'clock in
r. Of C. hall Work, class initiation,
installation of officers. The ladies of
Victor lodge, Graniteville, will visit. Re
freshments will be served.