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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

Die @erlebuns ourd 9eriihrung Der
borberen @deioetpdno Tam i'm gins
bid auf sic eintretenoe Slutuns an
bieisr SteIung gefdhrli9 tperben, Is
tam oaber ni9t einoringlih serus
Dor 9eriibrnns oiefer Sielle nit ben
Singsru pber ipnftisen 9eaenfdnben
aetpdrnt nerben. Sin bentfaer arst
beroronet Bel Srodenbeit i'm Hafen.
einaana, ole gum 8eiben Beranlafs
funa aeben f6nnte, mebrmals taglih
8tIbriben Der betreffeno.n STEELE NIT
reinem paraffinSl, babur4 miro oas
@efiibl ser Srodenbeit uno BET &ril'
ifenbilSuns b.rbinoert.
BUR ge6anSlnns Ses s6n6brndss.
Di. auf @duborud Suriidsefiibrten
SuBiibel, tpie 8la5en oher pberflGas
li9e Sautperluite, Ole man lei Sous
riiten 70 bGufis finbet, erhalten cine
erbDbte 8eoeutuns, neil tie Die hdus
figite urIade Der ppriibergebenoen
Mari6unfdbisteit Fnb, bic ben Reiies
eenub erbeblid beeintrd6tisen fann.
SO banSelt ii9 Bel Dem Sdnhorud
gar ni6t nm Die Drudpirfuns zines
gu ensen Sdubpertes. bas tpobl ail
S%iibneraugen unb S9pieltnbilonng
fiibsn tann, ni9t, aber our 8ldfen.
bilouns. Disfe tommt pielmebr BET
Su ipeitem @6ubpert bor. Sic 1T ole
Sols. elmer lansen Reibung, bel ipels
der oie Oberbaut bon Der 2eoerbaut
a~baeboben pirb. 9ieIer @or9dng.
Ter ii6 naturssmdB bel einem S9ub
in Dem Der Sub bei iebem Sdritt
rutf9t, leidter boa5iebt, als Bel einem
enganlieeenosn Stiefel, fam ourA
cine Itarte Dur9feudtung Der !Sant
Eel f6ipiBenbsn SiiBen tp%eientli6 ges
fDrbert tperben. CUR 9orbeuguns
pirft bic @ermeiouns zines gu peiten
S6ubperfes unb eine S.rabfesung
Ger Reibuns bur6 cine @~orbehano'
lung bes Subes nit @leitmitteln
(8orialbe, Sals), ferner Sic 8ebanos
lung bes S%uBfdfpeiBss nit 5ormalin.
@orbanoene SuBbloien lperoen sis
nG9it entfernt. Die tSuiptfade btloet
Elm @srbanb, Ser Die Saut por iecsr
Reibung gut fdiibt, 3una@it pirb
Elm Wattebdufd6en, bas nit elmer
SaIbe beitriden 1T, aufgelegt, iiber
biefes cine fpei6e 8aSsbinoe feft ges
ipidelt, 70 oaB Elm Knapp anlieeenoer,
unberl6tebbarer @erbano entitebt, Der
niemals rutfhen oarf, Gs 1T err
itaunli6, pie nab Qnleeung zines
folden 8erbanoes nit einem S6lage
ale Sdmeraen peri9ipinoen unb Die
Mari6fdbisteit interchangeable ptro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
neu,s aus
INN frtlkmnhr.
Notwithstanding bel SduerbO.
rigfeit.

rigfeit.
lleber cine nele Wirtung oes Wss
fptEDriums beri9tet Or. Snsel avg
BAD Miiniter a. Stein. gr behans
belt S9perb6risteit unO Sbrenfdufen
nit MeIotborz unb Rapiumz 9etrabs
lung unb ersielte ieilpeiie auffaIlenoe
8eferuns. Bel SGllen bon Stoffles
rofe uno Observation-Disclosures, ole
Biz iebt INNER mod alien @ntrene
s,irsen Ser Sbrendrate troben, 5eiste
itd. oft fdon mad elmer 8eItrahluns,
cine 8eFeruns, oie iid i'm 8erlanf
Der 8sbanbluns gu peientli4er Wers
srDberung bes 9DrpermGsens iteiserte.
gs puroe fon5tatiert. bab bic in eins
5elnen Salen ~beitebenoe 6roniia:
Sbreiteruns aufbDrte, Die 8enommers
belt bts &ppfes perfdfpano, bic BON
ben patienten am unangenehmlten
empfunoenen Sbrserauide puroen err
trGslider, perfdpan0en p~oriiberses
bend, ia in einem San bDrten tie 5ipss
Monate lang gang auf. Sc aeigte fiG
cine Ginpirtung Der Meiothoriumr
ftrablen Bel fait alien arten Der
S9perbDrisfeit, Iopobl fOlden, bic
als Splsen BON dronif6en fdleiaens
ben grfranflingen bes Sbres auftr.e
ten, dls aud BEL SdnerbDrigfeit i'm
Nnf9luB an @iteruneen, llnfdle
ufp. Die grfofse iparen fdeinbar
bon 9auer, tp%enisftens fonitatierte
Or. Susel nod mad einem balben
Sabr slei9bleibenbe 8eFerung uno
fonnte Bel erttellter 8ebanblling nad)
Idngerer Yaufe .peitere Sprti9ritte err
Sielen. Sin @orteil Der 8ebanoluns
lit9t BARN, oab nlr gerinse Mengen
Mefot9oriim nDtis iinb Il Biz 5
Miaisramm), 70 Dab Qerst. uno
RrdnfenbGufer tppbl in ber Gage fino,
bic 8sban0luns aussuiben. Die Be-
banbluns 1T f9merslps, meiit GENT
gen 8 Biz IL 8eItrablunsen. SIN
@erslei6 our 8rebsbeItrabluns lit es
intereHant, bier cine Neubelebuns bes
@epebes unb Der Nerpen au tonita@
~tieren, pdbrenb BORT cine 3eritprung
fta%ttfinoet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
Simmer ,peitcr.

lin BON &riesss unb Sonoelss
i6iffen obne @rabt tele9rapbieren gu
t1nnen, beburftc es bisber betanntiid
bp9roaenber MoI1en, bic dls Mntent
nen oienen mubten. Sie bieten Elm
peitbiu fi6tbares 3iel fir ben 5eino.
unb um tie Dor benen 8anonsn einis
germaFsn gu fdiiben. muBten beions
bsre SiIfsmittel erfunber peroen, fe'
es, bab man in ibre Bats f9pere
9epihte einboute, ooer Dab mar lie,
pie Dies in England uno Sap1n ses
Idab, aitf brei 8eine ftelte. Cine
G%rftnbuns, Die por fur3em, uno 3tpor
in 9eutf9lanb, 9ema6t porosn 1T,
rirb porausfi9tIi6 Die Maltsn ibers
baupt befeitigsn uno ben &riesss
I9iffen Ser nG9iten 3uflnft Elm pOls
fig ~bsrdnbsrtes 4usIeben eeben. Die
MaIten tperosn neridrinben, ni6ts
dls S9orniteine unb 9anaertiirme
nerben iiber 8ed gu feben ietn. Die
Ma6riften aher, Die man bisber bod
pben auffing, tperben in ben unters
iten RGumen oes S4iffes, binter fets
mem panaer, aufgefangen tueroen:
8pn bort aus miro man orabtlos
ourds Meer t~elepbonieren.
Mitrotslepbonif9e apparate iino in
elmer entfpre4enb gebduten 8abtne
oufsefelt, uno tpie BEL Der orubtloien
Selsgrapbie psrben itarfe StrDme
ausae5dift, aber nidt tpie Bel oiefer
ourd Die 2uft, fpnbern ourds Meer
Bin. Dur9s Meer miro BON S6tff
su @6iff eefprOden tperben, slsi4.
aiiltis, OBJ feline Sberfldde rubis liest
ODER bon @tirmen aufsepiiblt 1T,
unabbdnsie BON ienen Situationen,
Ole Ole brabtlofe Geographic it0ren,
bon Nebel unb sroben 3emperatur<
unterI6ieben. Sir Rettung aus
S6iffsnot 1T Die Selephonie inter
WaFer bon u~ngebeurer 8eoeutuns:
lam bod bpm Sdiff fait i'm no
ment. bes ltngliids nidt nur Die
Radri6t. ionoern Die eenaue aassbe'
sei6nuna In peitem llmfreis binauss
gefpro9en perSen; alle in Der 8et9s
iueite befinolidsn S6iffe, Die @mps
fanqsIationen an 8orb baben, mil
fen bieIe @timme aus Der Meerestieft
~pernebmen. Man muB, ipenn man
BON oiefen bsinabe fdon erfiiaten
M6ali6teiten bort, an Stles Bernes
pbontaitiI6en 3utunftsroman 20
600 Msifen unterm Weer" osnteil
9lher oisIe ppr .inisen atpan5ig Sab
rem ausgeba6ten gbantaiitn, Die oar
mails ourddus als lttopien salten,
Tinb b.ute bon Ser Wtrflidfeit allf
qans unesobnte @siis iiberboten, iis
finc Nltas getporoen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
@einnobeitssemake sdlafens5eii.

Sc bebeutet mebr aIs MIR cine berz
fDmnlide 3eoepenbuns, oaB Der
S9laf ppr Mitterna9t Der %gefiinbelte
fei. Die bunfeliten Ha1titunoen GEE
ipGbrsn Die tiefite Rube unO brinsen
Die beitmDglide ausI9lebuns aller
dliBeren &eise a,lf bic Gimme unb oa-
nit unseitDrteren S4laf. Die Radt
fo1te baber fur bas natiirlide aubes
beoiirlnis fst1lt1 dusgenubt iperbsn
Der Sdlaf Bel Sage uno morsens
BET Sagesdnbru9 miro fpeniger felt.
Grpa6Iene benotisen z Biz 8 Stuns
ben tGgli9en @9lafes. 4lerbines
ldBt ii9 unfere 2ebenstpeiie ni9t pDl;
Zig 10 einri6ten pie bic Der Mebrs
sabl Ser 5iere, tpel6e nit Der Sonre
gu ertpaden uub ii6 CUR Rube gu be-
geben pflegen. Ilein Die ipedielnoen
2dnsm Der Sage uno Nddte idon
b%eripebren oies; immerhin berridt I'm
Die Stunben ppr un6 mad Mittere
nd6t itets nd9li9e Sunfel6eit. 90
fo1te Der fDrperli9 ober seiftis fdafs
fenbe Meni9 dii9 Dor Mitterna9l
einies Stlnben S9laf ii9 eDnnen,
UNI frifd nno sefrdftigt morsens pies
Der fsin Sasepert gu beginner. Selbit
tpenn man cine 7-8 itiinbise Rubes
seit einbGlt, iebod erft reselmdbig
na9 Mitternaht bas Eager aufiu9t,
10 19ldft man, 5urnal i'm Sommer,
morsens in Den Gag binein, iin0et
sepGbnlid nidt oie redte Grquidung
unb ernaft bann bGufig tpie iibers
nG1tigt, per5piirt leiblide Mbipars
hung, seiItise Snoispoiition. &inber
braufen mod mebr S9laf. 9iefes
mebr muB bur9 friiberen 8esian Ser
&ube, ni9t bur9 ldnsert Iusoebs
nrng am Morsen, erreidt tperoen
nit Der ipei9enoen Suntelbeit min
bas f9lummernbe Geben in unb um
uns erpa9en. Der Sdlaf p~erliert
ON Siefe. Sir bie 2ansfdldfer dber
bat Die Mprsenitunbe fein @olb i'm
Wunbe, nibt nir auf fpirtf9aftli6em
@ebiet. Wie pieles i'm 9diein, unters
liegt audi Die S9lafensaeit oft Der
Ma9t Der @etpobnbeit. S9ledte
unbbsienifde @epobnbeiten unb Sits
ten aber ioGlte man fib bemiiben, abs
aulesen unb gu betdmpfen. 2ieber
entiage man aGsubdufisen seiellisen
@ersniisunsen pber fdrdnfe lie Elm,
tpenn iie Die I~dhttunben un6 Nddts
rube rauben unb beetntrddtigen. Res
gelmdBiser unb dusrei6enber S9laf
bat ni9t fpeniger Mert fir bie grs
u ituns Der @eFunbbeit als 3ipedmG-
Btse grnGbrune. 8eibe .rgGn3en iiH
our berniinfttgen 9idt. Mande Rers
poiitGt bat ibren urIprung i'm G9ldf
CUR unredten 3eit unb in mdrselhdfe
ter, unterbrpdener Na1trube, befons
bers tpenn gepobnbeitsmGbie gegen
Ole rationale Mdbf Der @hldfensaeit
sefeblt, Die 1u6t erpbsnteils sun,
Gage senladt porosn lit. Menn man
baneben btd6tet, 6aB itneefd6r Der
brittle Seil Der 2ebens5eit eripd6iener
gerioi1en fhldfenb Sugebrd9t miro,
10 erbeat 5aralis nllein I9on Die Be
beutitng elmer hp9ieinif9en Ieseluno
uno Mdbl Der S9lafensseit.
Sas ecien 6ci aidt.
Die Mittel sur 2i9tmsHuns iinS
bon Den pbnIifern 70 perpplItommnet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

Sn Sapfor, @ilItomon
GountD, Seyns, bat man einen artes
ItI6en 8runnsn 9ebobrt, Der bel elmer
8iefe BON $3.50 SUB cine @afers
maHe BON 100000 BIB 100000
@ollpnen per Gag ~liefert. Sin srbs
beres Slid fonnte Ben B%etpobnern
Saplors ni6t in ben S4pB fallen,
neil bisrour6 Dem bort feit lanss
berridenbsn NaHermanssl abgsbol'
fen uur6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
Sas ecfsn Gel aidlt.

Die Mittel CUR 2i9tmeFun9 IND
bon Den pbbfitern 70 perpplltommnst
tporoen, odB isber 8trslsi9 Der 2idt=
ftdrfe uno Der %sin5eInen tiinitIiden
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21

@enaue austunft aber Baiae,
Transportation, Hbfabrt bel
DampfhiHe, u. !. NJ. Gideti
fur Raiaten. unb ~8mHhenbede
Gafasiere via Rep gorf uber
Baltimore Dpn unb mad ireenb
einem Orte @uropas 81 befor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-21
.Saniise liriadJe Oes @aienblntens.

'DuNItBS Ntt"uUS WV N"Is"
Die 6Gufigite @eranlaRntg oes
BON Ielbif auftretsnoen N%uienblntens
Bi[oet cine 8erlebung, peruriadt our4
cine sfpar unbepubte un6 u%ngeipolte,
aber bod in i1Gbli9er Sorm erfolgte
RaIenreinigung. 9is Stele oieier
Raienblutung befin6et fid in SO pros
gent Der SGIe nabe am Rdieneinsaflg
auf ser borOeren qartie Der S4eioss
tuano, an pslder Stele in Der
G1leim6allt 5ablrei9e 8lutaoerJes
fle6te singsbettet iino. Die etfpas
unfanfte 8eriibrung nit ben Singern
beim Reinigen Der RaIe geniigt, I'm
an Der b~etreffenben Stelle cine obers
fld6li9e @erlebuug gu er3eugen.
@elbt carte 8eriibrlingen Oer Ndieits
ifeiDsmano nit ben 5ipsern brinsen
oieie Mirtung berbor, uro IS 1T
nur stt perpunoern, oob 8lutungen
Ii6 nift nod nsit bdufiger ereignen.
Rotiirli5 treten Ole 8lutunsen UNI 10
bdufiaer aiif, fpenn Die S9leimbaiti
entsiinbst, ltno Die @~sfdBpdnoe cine
eeriuge Observation-Disclosures seigen
unS ibre Glaiti3itdt DerlOren baben.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
VERMONT BOYS CONFERENCE.
Meeting in, January Will Be Held in
Prominent Speakers.

The Montpelier board of trade has in
vitcd the Vermont BOYS conference TO
meet in their city for the fourth annual
session. The invitation has been ac-
cepted ana the dates have been fixed
for Jan. II and Is
These conferences have been held for
the past three wears and have been the
means OF awakening new interest in the
boy 5 problem and have lei to much
more work being done ~ ami with the
older boys throughout the state They
have also aroused many hoys to their
own opportunities here in Vermont
Montpclicr viii furnish free entertain
mcnt for the delegates. who are bows
above the aye Of = wears and who Will
represent the churches. Sunday
schools, y. NJ. G. A.. high and prcpara-
tory schools, Scouts, clubs and similar
organizations. 1t is expected that there
Will be about 300 delegates
The speakers are some Of the strong
est ones Of the country, men who are
working with BOYS and who know how
TO address and inspire Boys. Those
who have already been secured are AL
bert II. hODcTIS, OF the county depart
ment Of the international committee Of
the Y. N. G. A.; David K. Porter OF the
high and preparatory school department
! OF the international committee; c. ".
Hineklev, the founder and supervisor
! Of Good VIII farms in Maine; Prof. +.
I 3. jerks of the University Of Vermont /;
one Of the national Boy Scout officials
and others to be announced later.
The conference viii open Friday
| with a supper furnished by tho womerl
| o. the Montpelier churches, followed
| py an evening session. There viii be a
full day of meetings on Saturday Sun
/ day morning the churches Will be sup.
piled with conference speakers. \ ses
sion will be held III the afternoon and
the conference will close with union
service in the evening at the city hall
Wherever the conferences have been
held the towns have been much please,
with the plans as carried out and tbs
results have proved "a be most helpful
10 the towns and TO the state
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
LIEUT.. COL. GAILLARD.
Death Of Engineer i'll Charge of Cule-
bra Cut WORK at Panama.

BALTIMORE. Md, Dec G.-IIeuten-
amt Colonel David On Bose Gaillard.
t. :. A., who directed the engineering
work in the Culebra cut division OF
the Panama Canal. died ut Johns Hop
kins hospital here Yesterday.
The death OF Lieutenant Colonel
Gaillard comes NJ time when he was
Just beginning 10 see the result ~ his
tremendous work. Culebra cut has been
the mos, >tUpcndouS task Of the eigan-
Tie undertaking AT Panama and to
GaIIlurs must 20 chief credit tor car
rying through this huge labor GaiIIard
was inSalidcd home last July. suffer
Ing from a nervous breakdown, and
had been critically III Mt Johns Hon
ldns almost ever since his arrival i'm
this country IN August. GaiI'ard was
4 South Carolnian. born Sept 4. SO.
and 10y reason OF the high standing he
attained In his class AZ West Point
was assigned upon graduation to the
engineer corps Of the army He had
| directed many important constructive
works in various parts Of the country
before he went To Panama
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
WESTMINSTER.

Mr.. Hill, who has bought the George
Foster place, Is moving his goods from
Mt. Holly
f. S. Chaplin returned to Holyokc.
Mass, Tuesday after spending few
days with Mrs. Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Foster and
daughter, Virginia. and Madam Foster
went to Greenfield, Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs. Julia Lyman, who spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs s. 4.
Pierce, has gone to Greenville, n. H..
TO stay through the winter
The lecture given BY Rev. Clarence
Rice At the last meeting Of the Fort
nightly club was we'll attended and
was enjoyed by All present.
The next meeting Of the men : cIub
viii be held Dec IL at the church
Rev. Roy II. Houghton Of Brattleborc
will give an Illustrated lecture on
Palestine.
Mr. and Mrs. s. \. Pierce closed
their summer home this week Thurs
day and have gone to Kansas CITY
! Mo. to stay this winter. Miss Minnie
| Agon, who was with them during the
summer, left for her home in Kansas
the same day.
James MAYNARD. IT,. who was fol
! Iattin Home. died Nov. II in Allstou
| Mass His father, James Maynard
was superintendent Of the home about
! IL years ago. The father and SOL
I introduced many new features into tn,
home and with the boys were promi
nrnt in all church work.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
WESTMINSTER WEST.

Miss Rose Fuller returned to her
school work at the Castleton normal
school Monday and Olive Hall TO Mid
.dlehury college, where she is a student.
Miss Carrie Shattuck has finished
work at f. L. Parmalee ; and is at her
father :, Frank Shattuck = Mrs Par
melee came home from New Haven,
where she had been visiting several
weeks, last Friday.
Mr.. Proutv of Peru has been in
town the past week making final ar
rangements about the place he re-
teentIy bought of W A. Durham Mr.
durham has bafgained for the Pow
,ers place. owned by Frank Squires
and it is expected that the transfers
IN both cases Will be made ut once
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
GOOD HEALTH

means the free flow of blood and
continuous nerve current. Disease
means obstruction TO the free flow of
blood, or II means an interrupted nerve
current. All possible distractions to
the free flow of blood OF to the nerve
current. be it either a dislocated bone.
a contracted muscle, an engorged tissue
or CONSTRUCTED vessel is easily reach
cd and removed by the external me
chanical manipulation peculiar to Oste
opathic practice. Call or address DR.
G. G. Wheeler. 10 Crosby block.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06

Brattleboro, is confined to her home on
Center street by illness
Mrs. David Keefe of Spruce street,
has gone to Brattleboro for medical
treatment.
Miss Margaret McGinniss, graduate
OF the Brattleboro memorial hospital,
was one Of the nurses who was success
full in passing the Vermont state exam
nations in Montpelier.
Miss Dorothy O'Neil was rendered a
surprise party by 30 of her friends at
her home Thursday evening. Many in.
teresting games were played, ana music
was enjoyed by the little ones Refresh.
ments were served and the merry party
broke up at a late hour. Miss Dorothcy
was presented many pretty gifts.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
BELLOWS FALLS NEWS
Repairing Bridge Abutment.

a gang Of workmen are doing au i'm
portant Job on the abutment of the old
toll bridge across the Connecticut at
the Vermont end. That abutment stands
today practically as it was built when
the bridge was erected in 1885, built up
from the rock foundation by compare
lively small stones. --.
During the past few years high water
has moved some Of the outside ones
near the bottom, threatening the safety
OF the entire structure. Workmen have
now begun protecting the old aggrega-
ton OF small stones by putting 4 solid
concrete wall around the bottom Of the
old ahutment, to some as high as the
highest water can reach, and this
makes it aS solid and substantial rs the
rock beneath. and for all time
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
BETTER THAN OTHERS.

Some things arc better than others.
We positively know that there is no
cleaner market in the state than ours.
Our poultry is the choice home killed
variety, and our beef is the best in
the land. We prepare our meats for
cooking in the proper way and cur
prices are as reasonable as arv ones.
Let us cater to you.-~Brattleboro Cash
Market
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
RUN INTO EACH OTHER

when reading at night by artificial
light? DO the different letters ever
run into each other and confuse you}
If so. it is time to give US a call We
rectify all visionary difficulties by the
most advanced methods known to our
profession, which makes reading at all
times comfort and pleasure. Perfect
service ut modest charges-.Jordan (
Son.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
THAT'S THE REASON!

We are going 10 move into our new
quarters soon and We want 10 reduce
our stock before doing so. During this
month YOU are going to see some
wonderful bargains IN our furniture,
glass and china departments, and you
will find some things YOU want, at
prices You never heard OF before.-Em-
ersou & Son
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
OH YOU TURKEY!

1t is hard work to find Il person who
wouldn t enjoy 4 real turkey or chick
cn dinner with all the trimmings. We
serve them on Sundays for - cents.
And it's big bargain. Why not come
land bring the family. y Ia carte ser
vice ut all hours. Best place to eat in
Brattleboro.- Hoadley : Cafe, Main
Street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
LADIES ATTENTION!

1t is rarely that an opportunity Of
this kind occurs, that at this season Of
the year you are offered such a re-
markable discount on these staple
STYLES in Millinery as we are giving
the next few days on untrimmed hats
for Indies and children i'll felts, vel
vets, beavers and velours. BE sure to
call while the selection is ut IFS best.
Donuell X Davis.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
NICE TO TRADE

in brand newly stocked store, where
every thing IS fresh and new, and es-
pecially where the prices are exceed
inglv modest. We cordially invite the
public here and hope TO enjoy share
OF their patronage, and where they
may be assured prompt, courteous and
satisfactory service always. - ". a.
Adams. Druggist. Park building.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
so THEY SAY.

People who are using White Satin
milk bread viii tel. Won il is the
sweetest. most delicious flavor they
have ever tasted; made of choice ma
terials. ian q clean. sweet, modern and
sanitary bakery by in expert bread
baker. Don t waste your time. money
and patience. Buv-try our kind. -
Tho BrattlehOro RakinC Co
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06

Connecticut inventor has brought
out scale which automatically gives
the weight of package and the rate
Of postage Tor 1t 10 every parcel post
zone AT the same time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
NORTH WALPOLE, N. H.

Miss katherine MeGrath is confined
to her home by illness.
Mrs. Patrick Wynne is i'll at her home
on Church street
Miss Julia Duffey, who is employed in
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
DOLLARS TO poUGHNUTs

that YOU would please more members
OF your family if YOU would buy a
Victor Victrola for Christmas than any
other way. Think of the hours of
perfect bliss you would bring to the
home-and the prices arc such that
they are to be enjoyed by every fam
lily. L. H. Barber, Brooks House
block
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
MAKING GOOD.

If you would eat good bread and
pastry YOU must use good -four White
Satin is a quality flour; it costs a lit
tie more than ordinary brands but you
wont mind that. You get it all back in
the quality of your bread stuff Get
White Satin next time.-E. Crosby &
Go. flour and Feed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06

II thought he said ne was making
$4,000 u year, THAT was before
the income tax went into effect Now
he admits he 5 only getting $500. -
Detroit Free Press
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-12-06
Professional Cards

1lR. HENRY TUCKER. Residence,
IL Grove street; telephone, Z5o. Office
leonard BLOCK. Hours, $50 ~ ) and ~ c
Telephone, 2g-l.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-10-10
ORLEANS.

ORLEANS.
Peter Hovey hauled hogs to Cresco
Tuesday.
Mrs. Eddy and daughter visited Mrs
Howard Sunday afternoon.
Jim Nibauer hauled hogs last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Burr entertain-
ed the formers sister and little SON,
Mrs. Lille Genshow. from st. Paul, .
few days last week.
J. @. ,Rowlee and wife spent Tues
day at the Bert Perry home.
Geneva Cummings spent Saturday
night with Katie Walton.
Joe Walton returned Friday from Jno.
Powers where he has been working 9
few day.
Geo. Burgess is putting a founda-
ton under bis granary which is an i'd
ded improvement. o5s !.
Most of the people from this neigh
borhood have attended Frank Longs
show last week, and all report his plays
fine.
Joe Steinmetz went on a fishing TRIP
Wednesday.