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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-10
"This Is No Place For Crow. Her Corns Are All Gone. She Must Have Used 'GETS-lT.'"

All Gone. She Must Have used 0Eio-i. over. Corns, corn pains and calluses are absolutely done for, from the minute you apply "GETS-IT.' Forget the bother of useless plasters, greasy salves that spread and make toes sore and raw, little douglinut cotton rings that press on corns, forget knives, raZors, scissors and the dangers of blood poison from drawing blood. and the contraptions and harnesses that simply make corns worse. "GETS-IT" never hurts the flesh, never fails.
 ''GETS-ITn is sold by all druggists, 25c n bottle. or sent direct by E. Lawrence X Go. Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-10
k CLEANED FROM ARKANSAS
 AND ADJOINING STATES.

+"** *'+** ****
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-03-10

A snap to :. Graphic sad- fA
 CTS. . soc book
 for only 15e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

than Jones and the democratic
candidate together In King coun-
~ said Councilman Ira ~ Lundy.
Wcgtern Washington chairman Of
the progressive party. The Seat
ne Spirit Is ln evidence now. and
Seattle and King county will line
40 sOlldly behind Soattle's candi-
date, Ole Henson. Hanson Will
come out of King county on cleo
ton day with a clear lead OF az
least 10000 votes over any other
candidate
Seattle has IN the past shown
that II IL willing 10 support the
best man. even II he belongs 20
another part Of the state. Today.
however, Seattle will boost fits own
candidate because he ~ the best
man IN any part OF the state. Botn
United States senators Of Washing
ton come from Eastern Washing
ton az present. It's time 10 put
LORIMER Jones OF North Yakima
out Of business and put a real, az
gresaiye. able man in the senate In
his placo--and that man is Ole
Hanson OF Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

Win . score Of boosters &C
eompsnylng him 20 the depot
az midnight 20 wish him hearty
success, Ole Hanson. progress
sive candidate for u. S. sen
ate. left at 1910 this morning
for North Yakima, the home OF
Wesley LoRlMER Jones, his
republican rival. 20 speak al
the state fair today.
Hanson plans 10 be on the 20
from now on, scarcely pauslng for
rest he viii make whlrlwind
throughout the state. coy
cring every section or n, and
speaking every day until election,
3.
Returning from North Yakima 10
Seattle. Hanson Will speak on Bea-
ron bin Thursday night Friday
he will b. az Sequim aud Port An
seles. Saturday be will be al Port
Monday he will be al
Hanson will secure more votes
~S~<@e-~~~~~se-~-Ns S~r@Ss<sSeNNNe0-N.0-T~N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
SANITARY

Stalls 2t-a6. ohio matches. I dos boxes
stc new crop walnuts. sec H.. lbs S6c;
2 pkEs. gelatine Csc; Zoe cans OF soup.
g5e. stail 20 Grimes Golden apples, 81
box, delivered. jonathan apples. 81 ~ per
box. sweet oranges doz 2hc. stall ii.
green tomatoes. 3 lbs Toe; caulifowor.
GO and Toe head: red cabbage. &C. 10.
fancy corn. 26c doz. sweet potatoes. Z lbs.
Zoe. Stall a., cottage cheese, Toe H.
oleomargRrine. lbs 4bo: fancy Iowa
butter lbs 81 full cream cheese. zoe
ID stan \. large. stuffed Queen olives.
soo pit. ripe or Queen olives. zoe pit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
HOMESTEADS


Foaf sood $50 acre hofnastssds. With
Eood spfias water
several good relinquiHhmsnts. partly I'm
proved. 81 500 and %
fsw eeod stock ranches a. bargain.
-.
som. good. small alfalfa farms At i1soe
per affe
Fof further particulars rsii on or al
dress leonard Cote. Vale. OREGON
ito aerss in Moses Lake country 81
mtias from ~ a. al fenced. u acres
pioNsd The tiEHrsf snap b. Grant
county fef fste Addresa ALL. hiar
ite acres suitable Tor hoes and alfalfa.
situated n The heart u a productive
valley near large lake The snil j.
deep ard rich. with positively no roch
~ sfutups almost tha entire place
having hewn cleared ~ 80 fsnse
native srnvth Large dairy ranches
on either eide dsmorsifafs shat ran ~
aaae @ith iris valuable property. which
is offered Tor oniY isso cash Atund-
Rnea - water available fo iffieaie en-
tire Ice arfrs. This property should D"
Noffhsffd csc wh~n decided ~ fufUrfna-
ton seekers ana agents save rouf
stamps Only interested parties ~ish
inf 80 take advantage q bargain
need reply raHnat prove 80 on the
place - offer feiirauisrfnHrt - great
sacrifice FaF fun particulars address
o. ~ uns 7ff Seattle
rs~.~-~~-~~-~~.~~~s~-~ S~~~@~~~~~~~~~~s~
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Stalls ss-s7. Jersey butter. sSc H.. 9 lbs
Csc. fancy local sKEs. acc dor. New York
cream cheese. soc NJ. stalls asa. In
dependent Packing Co. lamb chops, i2h c
10 shoulder lamb. i0c III leg lamb
ighc 10 hams iSc II; fancy breakfast
bacon. a2c 10 local bacon. lave ID;
lard. No s. $50. No. los tt.io. stall e.
potatoes. 7 lbs. Zoe IL lbs asc. sweet
potatoes. lbs Zoe, carrots punches
Sc; radishes. s lunches &c. Stall %. Nor
way herring. &c each salt mackerel. Sc
each English hlohtcrs Z for 2he.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

stall 1908, i6-oE iar extra fancy
honey. soc. picking spices acc 10. stall
u. 40 his. good graduated sugar. 81
stalls st-a2, 10 bars Of laundry soap. 2bc.
Doe pkE washing powder. zoe Stall Sc
lbs peanut butter. gbc. new am pickles
Sc doS Stall ~ zoe bottle salad dress
Ing. 1906 absolutely pure coffee. a0c 10
Stall 1898, 10 lbs. pure cane sugar. Soc
with each s2S0 grocery order stan es
home made sGuerkraut ibc at picked
pigs feet. &c each. Norwegian sardineH
i0c can. Stall II. boiling meat. lie To-;
pork steakH. ibc III. loin steaks isc II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

Stalls io6-iia. large cans milk. 9so.
9 cans cleanser. 500; too rolls toilet
paper. use. flour, si.2b sack; No. 10 pail
pure lard. $50, Jap rice, lbs. 2bc.
STILLS 2. g. T. Z. pure lard. i2iao H.
shoulder lamb, ioc III. pot roast. Sc H.
hamburger steaks and sausage, l2hc ~
Eastern hams. 16c N stan ~ Eastern
oysters. a5c pit; halibut. 3 lbs. 26c.
CLANS. sc 1T, herring. Sc H. tendcrloin
sole. 3 lbs ghc stan i0i. good Eastern
eggs sac doz.. . dos d5r. fresh Eastern
eggs soc doz. local ranuh eggs. 45c doz
cans milk, ibc; abc can chocolate. acc.
ssc bottle sniders oatsup. ace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
MARKETS
NTssTI.AkE

stall 500 head cheese. ibc h, Hunter
sausage zoe o. stall $40. Brussels
sprouts. ibr 10. green peas Ice 10. stall
ate summer squash, Sc ID; green TO.
inatoes g5c crate stan IS. sweet pickles.
ibc pit. ripe olives itc pt. Stall -,
raiAin cake. ibc. No. coffee cakes, 2Sc
doH Stall IFS. crahapples, sbc box fancy
Tokays % ~ Stall i0t. fresh Eastern
eggs. aoc dos cream brick cheese. abe NJ.
stall SOC large can pineapple. ioc. stalls
i04.ies. IL lbs sugar. 81, , cans salmon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
SHORT NEWS

omsk ships first apples Of 1914
season.
President back In Washington
after voting at New Jersey pri-
marles.
p. 8. Williams, engineer, killed;
r. ~. Lindsey. fireman. hurt. in
wreck on Iron Mountain railroad
near Little Rock. Ark
Steamship cor,~in still aground
AT Cape Douglass. Effort made to
float her by tightening cargo.
Six per cent loan OF sfoo,ooo.oo0
asked by New York oyersubscribed.
Could raise twice the sum.
High wages paid farm iaborers
keep men from enlisting in army.
Vim. Miller. 10, Wild West on
thusiast at Doyleston. Pa. shoots
and Kills II. A. Kobe. constable.
Olympia Trades Council opposed
10 dry state.
Body Of Mrs. Mary Miller. one OF
victims OF wreck OF launch Sea
Bird AZ Grays harbor. recently.
identified by wedding ring.
Frank @. ~. Baker. Seattle,
chosen grand king OF Royal Arch
Masons in convention at Walla
Walla. VIII meet next year at
Vancouver
A. n. Brsnt. oaIesburo, III tskes
poison and dies in same manner
that sweetheart did six weeks
ago Suicide pact believed to have
EXISTED.
Gov. Lister, honor guest at state
fair ~ North Yakima yesterday,
said he Will appeal 10 legislature
for financial aid for fair.
r. c. KEELING. SO. pioneer Of
Stevens county. died suddenly at
his home in chewelah Sunday.
Thomas A. Clark. rs. civil war
veteran. died near Ellensburg.
Angelo Tell. Vancouver, B. &C.
richest Ies4isn. probably fatally
shot by Mario Montenaro in quar-
rel over debt.
Display OF fine cattle a sksgIt
county fair at Burlington exceeds
those OF all former fairs.
Fifth annual Mason county fair
will be held at Shelton Sept. 30 to
Oct. e
Fred Enalehorn fined 500 for
killing two Chinese pheasants near
Ellensburg
District Attorney Rowen Irwin.
Kern county. California. held In
contempt for criticising manner in
which Judge Frank Ffnlayson,
drew jury.
Gov. Lister. honor guest at state
fair at North Yakima. yesterday
said he will appeal TO legislature
for financial aid for fair.
r. c. KEELING, So, pioneer Of Ste
yens county, died suddenly at his
home in Cheweiah. Sunday.
Thomas A. Clark, rs, civil war
veteran. died near Ellenshurg.
Angelo Tell, Vancouver, 3. c.'s
richest Italian. probably fatally
shot by Mario Montenaro in quar-
rel over debt.
Display Of fine cattle at Skaplt
county fair at Burlington exceeds
those OF all former fairs.
Fifth annual Mason county fair
will be held at Shelton, Sept. 80 to
Oct. 2.
Fred Enelehorn fined s2oe for
killing two Chinese pheasants near
Ellensburg
District Attorney Rowen irwin.
Kern county. Cal, held In contempt
for criticlsing manner in which
Judge Frank Finlayson drew jury.
Six hurt, two probably fatally, In
Rock Island wreck near Kansas
City.
Former U. S. Senator John kean
of New Jersey dying at Elizabeth.
J. r. A. Robertson, Oklahoma.
elected deputy grand sire at SOW
ereign grand lodge Odd Fellows AT
Atlantic City. VIII meet next year
In San Francisco.
Bureau lnsulsr affairs will award
contracts for cutting ESQ, 1000 acres
OF timber in Luzon.
Spanish markets Will handle
100000 worth OF American cotton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
INVESTMENTS

RIAL EsrArE MORTGAGES. Is0s "
- 80 ~. fully secured. for sale ~ jos
v Thomas Co. Inc iet Cherry -
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f9 MALE HELP WANTED

Solicitors wanted 70 work mail routes md
small towns all over the state Tor Tho
Seattle star. biz commissions pc "a !,
local representatives. wanted IN all towns
~ the state Many of our solicitors are
making big money with us write or
apply In person 10 Mr.. Parish Or Mr.
Raleigh, Circulation Department. The
Star. 1907 Seventh av.. Seattle. wash
DO you want 70 save money! Call a.
tho Bargain Store. 122 Occidental cor
nsr Main. Handles new and second.
hand suits raincosts. 1850 up Tools.
guns. trunks shoes suitoasss. jewsiry
Alaska outfits
Wanted-Man with means 10 finance best
Invention Of the 10th century. Call
between and o'clock D. m room
~. ltls Sixth Az, near wsstlaks.
Wanted--ro Instruct speakers, teachers
heaiHrs and organizers Tor American
DniVers1l Psychology. fos westiaks ~,
No. ..
Men with patsntabis IDEAS write ran
oolph Co, Patent Solicitors. Wash
ington. y. Q
Save on your eating biii Try the Puritan
cafeterla, second floor. 400 Pine.
Eat At rHoMrsoNs iTH AND PfKE
COLLECTIONS LYON BTTTDIS0
Elliott 2iss
MoLER BARBER CoLLEGE
Wants men and women 70 learn barber
trade. Wages paid while learning
ggs Occidental Az Seattle
WORK hats SOC King. 500 Stewart
NATfONAL BARBER COLIEgE
Wants men and women 70 learn tho har.
Der trade, wages paid while learning
Call or write
High Grade School. 100 Main St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
RAYMOND BANK
CLOSES DOORS

RAYMOND, Sept. 23.-The
Raymond Trust Co. closed lts
doors today on account OF In.
sufficient funds TO carry on
business. The extent Of the
failure is not yet known. Tho
books were placed In the hands
Of the bank examiners this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
10 MALE HELP WANTED

Wanted two men isara auto aud truck
arriving ana repairing iaoe Fourth
WHY TO LUSpouisr- LILLY Hnt.L SIS
mems suits for tibf because they sol
them upstairs. second floor Joshua
Green nids
LrAWN OPERATING MONtNu riCruhN
machine earn $50 weekly. office ioi
Cedar St. W 90 y. N
man GRADE nttg annuN Nufrh
t1fk Gordon rraetr. Mems Upstairs
suit Nhop, second floor Traders ui1E'
ahtN Third ay
kavaosus6's if66 Hats ieot first ay
~~s>s~~>N>~e~srs~ee>Ns N&@le.~~~s@N-N~eee~
20--MALE SITUATION
Carpenter Al. ali branches Ehiot,
aFaFW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
II FEMALE HELP WTD.

-.
%
AAA-TELEPHoSE OPERATORS
Permanent positions for young wornsn
and girls salaries paid while learning
Apply 10 the Pacific Teiephons q Tells.
graph Company. room 9 iiis Fourth
av. between Spring and Seneca SITS
Elliott B777. Office open week days
between sac a m. and D m
d
ID
Ladies d. not have 20 sit IN front % an
Objectionable place or In dark hole
while their shoes are being repaired or
shined ~ the Lands. fi2 Union st as
everything is 10 20 perfection.
NSN-N~~O~|~~~-N~~N>N.~.~ ~-N~~OON~~~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
2s HOUSEKEEPING RMS.

% HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
Large aeasskespins raasas lafss siossi !.
hof sud csla uafss. gas uxht asa
phone convenient 90 Z car iine. 1tf
ggna Az ~ bet seen Tesief ard fAes
eos.
NrNovArEp ANp aEwLr FunNisn,
81 sna unsuFnishea Housekeeping sni
slsspins resms ~ VEN los rates seie
w-s,srn az
T1s ~sW Furnished haas~kssri.s Footns
ttt tfse ten az. y. y fhons N9fih
O>~s~~-~~~~~~~-~~>~>
20 BoARDERS WANTED.
Wanted a ksbY ~ srasii ehiia % care
faf mothers GERS rhnus QHsen Anns
>~~~~~~~-~~~~.~~
% STORES and OFFICES
Aiassa saiidiar dsss Feem ssts H1oa'h.
-~-SSss~.~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~-o-
20 BUSINESS CHANCES
wsaisa--Aa isssf who car thlns q
sams simple fhsHE 70 patsutf ftesses
wis. ssr .'ss.ssd fnssssiaa.~ asa
Hes 80 Oct Yssr Fatsnt ara Tear
Mausy" uanfoiph a Company. fsisui
Attorneys. washtnEten. y. g
Fsr paie-ss-Feors hstsl ssss ctr On
Eeaad. dotnn seed business Price
rsss VIII tAks ANAL aaio. bslAneH
easy raFmsnfA JsssiS " ksrredfi
sstss naeksr ~. Essrsss. Wash
$3.50 Aiassa 10 the piArs Tar you. op'
partunlgi-. fos Fseht gsopis For Ia
formation write y o SAWYER. " Ea'
riaae - cents 4. -
~~~~s~-N~-~~~~~-e~~~~ee~
Al ACREAGE
NifFEwDon MA~on-t.ACRE HOME
SITES. neAssA Is minutes from
Fourth ard PIKE - on tho Essfs,s In
tsrustan soil pronounced ~ local.
state and government Esgsrts 90 be 9t
the htshssf ausiitr. ard suitable for
any purpose ~ you are locking Tor
sh~ hest IN location ard soi. u ~iii
pay yea 20 Investigate conditions -
Atasrweaa Mansr Illustrated booklet
tree Terms $50 % cash ard $3.50 per
rsenth Frss deed In event - death.
8 acres Tor the Price ~ t6-foet lot
W THwIN. ssi walker nid Main 1898
Urr rHE pRoRPEKIrr LOOK
ow-S a TRACT OF LAND'
81 per acre per month puts you In pos.
session % OF 10 aefss q
CATHCAHT CUT ..-- ss-~ +.- NJ ~
Wars and changing hasiness conditions
have no tsrruFs 20 the man Nho ean
produce his awn uvinx. Ana irae, %
the right Mad makes him Independent
Gets yours nov FOR Illustrated lhera.
sufa. etc. apply 20
WEST WHEELER
900 CnimRn block Main iatf
WHIDBT ISLAND
io.scrs fruit and poultry farm. located
close - town small house. GOOD chick
en- houses some fruit only ti.feQ. on
terms $50 cash. haianc. easy monthly
payments. Iow interest rtace all ready
70 move into now Take boat. Pier J.
r " Gilman. Langley. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
ACREAGE


iis cAEft tie MuSTHLr
Jus, wrsf - Seattle iE thiekiY settled dts
tito This tract IL the best buy on
Puget soand Ns@ u tsfafe goa decide
on Anything siss u 10 on Eppd read.
etnss 20 srhoel. farmers Gfanss Hail.
sa~mlii rfeatn fauf-. delivery from
stores a. " y and tsl~phpas lies level.
sat IL very EASY q clear. coed water
FtnEr SOUND rAHMh co. tss ifd Az
uUr LAND SOw-sifsss aasiitF .aii fse
fare 90 asastis a. arr~s o. zee - tft
a --arlrAn MI M-Aa nnneas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
u LOST AND FOUND

IL LOST AND FOUND
Founn any aratssr Remainder we have
the finest equipment In the North Eest
for cutting and polishing aEatss and
other stones Myron n. symaus. egs
Pike a.. NEXT 20 Owl Drug CO. The
Jsw.lef Who always sails for less
Gost--Blaok uscktis. with diamond stick
pin IN e. while shooting north ~ city
Reward. Or. ". y. Brown. 900 North
srn Bank Bfdx
Lost--SaviaGs book 40. 17stt. FINDER re-
turn 70 Dexter Horton Trus; and Saw
inEs Bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

This L. the best farm home tract IN the
state 81 Washington Tor tho money
The soil 10 a fine siit loan. with clay
subaoii-a virgin, rich tract. not an
inch waste land No rock or ErRrel !.
running strsa m along one side; acres
choice bottom land acres fine grove
the balance consists ~ cleared. partly
cleared and pasture land This prop
erty f. only ~ miles from n progress
sivu little city on the main lines 81 =
railroads. with n service u 20 trains u
day. Among the improvements arc n
nearly new b-roon cottage large barn.
chicken house. cassd well. etc Can
show this place any day. VIII take
$500 cash 70 handle -. but the balance
will be arranged 10 suit tho purchaser
OREGON G. WASHINGTON DE
VELOPMENT co.
401-2 GREEN BLDG, SEATTLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

Mnuid you marry N suited tain 81
attie's Reliable Friendship club Ada y
Evans 81 tuien st.. Apt u. Ladies'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

A steamer will leave Seattle every
sunday at 800 a. m, for Port Town
send direct.
steamer kuishan viii call AZ por,
Townsend, nnrthbound SATURDAY..
only leaving Seattle at 10 p m.
Points marked 80 are boat lanaipv.
Passengers for these points ana TO-
other boat landing points must MAKE
their own arrangements for iandIng
and assume all risk and liability -
making such landing, Steamers na.
sanger rate does not include hon,
landing charge.
paEgage liability IL nml,ea %
Wearing apparel not to exread INA
for whole ticket $50 pounds allowed
cree
steamers and schedules subject ,o
change without notice Frelxht .,
eeiyed daily for all points texc.,,
ing raeoma) named In abov. sehsa
ule
Tickets must be purchased at ,,cr.,
office. open from ESQ a m. TO is,ee
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION IN
Ticket Office. Colman Dock
Phone. Main 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23
POULTRY

50 s-mouths-eid and - t-marths old
pure bred Capt. WAisich stralnl n G..
white Lsshoru pallets for sail. strong
healthy ard splendid birds. sure 70
please raised on fine range. Also fsw
mixups 81 sam. age. tT5 - takes the
bunch Moving away cause 81 selling
Andres WauEsia. Box ~. Preston.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-23

lentieman % executive ability. sp~ahinE
EHsiish and German. EotuN abroad, VIII
attend 90 commercial affairs whaiso.
ever Address A. 4. A. tss, star
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WILDLY ISLAND
I0.scrs fruit and poultry farm. located
close - town small house. GOOD chick
en- houses some fruit only ti.feQ, on
terms $50 caah balance easy monthly
payments. tcS interest Place All ready
20 move Into now Take boat. Pier ..
r ~ Gilman. Langley. wash.
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MlddlesaTed gentleman. Aiasksh, seter
Industrious honofahis home ioNinEl
Wishes ~ meet maid - good character,
with some rnnnsy. 90 start IN business
ehisct rnatrtmouY N-ttQ. star
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-04-10

Mr. and Mrs William Gorham of
New York city were the guest. of Nh.
and Mrs. l.. c. Gorham of Weybridge
street this week.
Mrs. j. b. Wright and Miss Helen F.
Wright of Akron, Ohio, who have been
the guests of Miss Marjory A. Wright,
returned to their home on Sunday
night.
Mrs. E. f. Wales and Miss Belle E.
Wright of Rochester, who were called
here by the death of Mrs. B. F. Wales.
returned to their homes on Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Eliza Sessions addressed union
meeting at the Methodist church Sun
day evening in behalf of the Kurn Hat
tin home at Westminster.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-04-10

Mrs. Joseph Calvi, who has been
guest of friends in Montpelier and
Barre has returned.
Mrs. William McGilton has been con-
fined to her home by a severe attack of
grip for several days.
Charles Ashley of Cornwall, who I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur-
ington last week, is reported to be
making a satisfactory recovery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-04-10
MlOOLEBURY LOCALS.

l.. A. Morhous has returned from
Proctor with his wife and young son.
The Middlebury high school and grad
ed schools resumed sessions Monday
after week vacation.
Mrs Edith Stage, who has been at
home for a week, has returned to Fair
Haven, where she is teaching school.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church met with Mrs. Raymond
Mcfarland of Seminary street Wednes-
day afternoon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-04-10

ci+,. G. I Nattbe,.. f,tr
r,.,....,.r,.i rl,i.+,t ,.,.i;,... ir- e. -.t..
.va.rt..... 40
w.,
me-" u. WAY ~ oI ''.'u can 100 1o,'''' $
'I' 'o''''1' ''
-''''" 'oi 80 'r'''S' wv TOT go cents
"NNi ~ "'.'' '' ASSURE goo" "s'"Ie "hd
water. H. w. 9no'nef' N'rt'hh'7' v t. l'i.
several piece COY """@eNo" Iuihiluo ior sale.
Mrs. ID. U. Mc0 onact lrmi.in 81. lit2p
Jos. on cornwall road " iu 'of Brown camera.
''.0'N'l TO- "u'e h'fl'r' I5t
WASTED Beet Pork Multon, Iou. y;aH Kind
ta. Daicis. cod Market in Grange tld f.
ou
The lato. ideas JIM rrinin~ new type faces and
HIort "oi Iman-hip at Ecni-.or oico.
Apollo Chocolates for those who discriminate.
;.t StoIion'~
GO to CaIv and by your ice cream for your
Easter dinner.
Early and late potatoes for sale 81 25 and &c
uer bl-hel A d. WRIGHT i5ttn
WANTrp-SeveraI good carpontors also helnors.
Apply to A. n. Brown. l5tf.
Cut flowers at all times and designs made on
short notice at Hunts greenhouse.
To Prvr-poo,,s urdor NiddIeb,rv eurrI,.
store. Applv at store 15tf
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SPECIAL FOR EASTER
Chocolate Candy 22c Per Pound

have been selling them for few days, but still have
supply fill your orders for Easter People that have
eaten candy during Lent buying by the pound and
five pounds sell you pound Of this lot of 20 different
avors give you all kind if you wish 22c per pound
Try pound. Satisfaction guaranteed When you have tried
them you will realize instantly why candy trade has been
growing and keeps growing See the goods my window
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-04-10
Business llotice@.

Notices under this head zen cents per line
first insertion; five cents per line succeeding in
sertions. Count seven short words TO line or siN
or g oncs.I