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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Pretty holiday neckwear. Knights.
Wednesday afternoon and evening at
the Christmas sale at the Episcopal
church. a light luncheon will be served
for Ice, consisting OF fruit salad sand
witches, tea and cocoa.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Jordan and lit.
tie daughter, who have been visiting
relatives in South Barre since Thanks
giving, were visitors in the city this
morning while on their way home to
Bath y. II.
Dominic Weafer, who has been max
ing an extended stay at the home Of his
brother, Joseph L. Weafer, OF Academy
street. went this morning to his home
in Morrisyille, where he will be EN-
ployed during the winter.
Contractor w T.. Jackson, who has
been detained al his home in Aontpe-
lier BY an attack OF rheumatism, is
q bic to be about his duties at the new
high school annex. Mr.. Jackson Is com
PEELED TO use a cane, although his con-
dition is gradually improving
Repairs aud additions in the boiler
room at Jones Bros having been COM
pleted, operations at the plant were
resumed yesterday with the full quota
81 men working Jones Bros have sew
eral mausoleum jobs contracted and the
repair work on two boiler omplacements
was FASTENED Is much as possible.
The Barre salvation Army corps has
started it, annual Christmas campaign
and 70 that end little mite hoXes have
been placed IN nearly all 81 the stores
and shops. Minor contributions are so
licited through the medium OF the box
y. although the army Is ready 70 re-
,eiye donations Of a more substantial
haracter Within a few DAYS the
Christmas keith win h. stationed some
i here in the business section On
anger scale than ever before the army
people plan e. carry on their charity
aork AZ Christmas tide.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
For Christmas Shopping

The busiest part Of our store for
the next few weeks will be our Wash
Goods department. Here are new
things that will make sensible gifts
and not cost a whole lot of money.
In this lot are several special priced
lots.
Scotch Flannel for waists, shirts,
and house dresses at 19c are the
best bargain in our whole depart
ment.
Milton Weldon is one of our best
cloths for kimonos and wrappers.
These this season at IL 1 &c instead
of l5e.
New Linens, all widths, new Linen
Hucks, new Silkaline, new Draperies,
new Scrims in plain and fancy. These
are all used extensively for fancy
work.
Towels and Crashes for embroider-
ing, also Tray Cloths, Scarfs, and
Centerpieces.
New lot OF Covers In both large
and small sizes, also Scarfs in Quincy
Lace. These are lots cheaper than
last season.
Our heaviest Sweater sales are at
Christmas time. There is no better
Sweater trade than Hoagknit Sweat
er-the Sweater is extra heavy, the
vrtno 10 aytra lou Ask m GOO those
specials at S3.9S and S5.9S.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale winter garments at Vauehan's.
See the special fur values at Abbott's.
All the new things in neckwear at
Vaughan's.
See list of w. F. Richardson real
estate, page Z.
See the ladies' coats on sale at $500
at Naughans.
Up-to-date shoe shining parlors in con
nection with Miers' Barber Shop at l57
North Main street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
TALK OF THE TOWN

,Telles, cooked food. aprons, fancy ar
tcles, candy, etc. will be on sale at the
| Episcopal church vestry Wednesday and
| Thursday afternoons and evenings of
| this week.
James Devers of Summer street left
yesterday for Quincy, Mass, where he
will make a stay of several days with
relatives.
DR.. j. II. Judkins OF Mortified, Harold
Westcut OF East st. Johnsbury aud Rob
ert Booth of Essex Junction were among
the business visitors in the city to-day.
Miss Bertha r. Mason of Long street,
left the city last evening for Boston
where she will make short visit with
friends before proceeding to Pinehurst,
Is. c.. there 70 spend the winter.
Reports received in Barre to-day from
the Heaton hospital in Montpelier tell of
the favorable condition of A. Andreoletti
OF High Holborn street, who submitted
to an operation for appendicitis Sunday
night
Mrs. II. NJ Houston Of Maple avenue
went to-day 70 Mortified. whore she
attended the funeral OF her brother,
William II. Holton, whose death Satur-
day followed a fall which be sustained
while working last Wednesday. Funeral
services were held from his home this
afternoon al l:30 o'clock and the in
tcrment was in Mortified.
The last issue Of the Newport Express
and STANDARD contains commendatory
notice on the work Of Ona $. Searles.
former Barre boy. in play recently pre-
scented in that village BY the civic asso-
citation. Az Professor Peters in 1.-The !
College Ball. the contemporary goes on
e. say, Mr. Searlcs displayed well-devel T
oped histrionic powers. An excellent 4
picture of the producing company ae-
the sketch. Mr.. Scarlcs il a
ION Of G. p. Searles local manager for /
Bracket. Shaw Lunt and during his
residence here De vas prominent in anna
teur dramatics.
one Of the finest mineral collections 20 \
,een seen in this part of Vermont i be-
Hg exhibited in the window az the I'll 4
Sen Shes Go. store. he collection is the
property ~ Prank Stowe 81 l6s South
Main street, who has spared 10 effort IN
aakinE il a. complete - possible. Twen-
one distinct specimens ~ stone for
nations are shown. Tho exhibit j. ar-
isticaliY arranged on polished blocks Of
soad and many passersby have been 70
rnrfed 20 thf window Wherever uos
ahls. q rciished cross sert ign of eart
sierimen hiss besn shown. 0uarta e2Js
a. formatious displayed incia8e nun
- 0f zfe nens ~ unusual farity
SAW BOSTON uewsnarsr after
frinr 55 reaEs 81 pilot aut ~ H1s
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.ast nestan s.3ed h1s seafsarne 60
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liaf trat Auara ~ pssrf Alartnr
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
Many Useful Presents

A good Bath Robe is present
which is always acceptable, as this
is an article Of clothing that is appre-
ciated, as it is very useful and nee
essary addition to any lady's ward
robe.
These Bath Robes we carry in chill
dren's sizes from to years and
the misses sizes from 6 to IA years.
The line of Children's Bath Robes
at $1.OO and 1928 each are very
good values, are made from good
heavy Bath Robe material. We also
have these Robes that are made from
good quality eiderdown.
At $500 and $3.50 we have
some extra Beacon Blanket Robes
that come in the misses sizes from
6 to Ia years. We also have an Ed
erdown Robe at $500.
We now have one of the best La
dies Bath Robe values at $3.50 that
we were ever able to offer. These
are made from good heavy Beacon
Blanket.
In the better Beacon Blanket Robes
at from $500 to 800 we can
surely give you a good assortment
of the seasons best styles and pat
terms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
For Christmas Shopping

Things that will appeal to you and
the receiver OF the gift as sensible
and worth every cent paid.
Ladies Neckwear is one of our best
Christmas gifts. 1t is all so new and
acceptable that it pleases everyone.
This season you have chance to buy
lots of these new ideas for csc that
are as good as you paid SOC for last
year.
Marshall Fields Handkerchiefs are
recognized as the greatest line shown
in the East. Our assortment repre-
sents their better numbers. The war
in Europe, where all Handkerchiefs
are made, has bothered lots of inn
porters. Some have had to pay more,
some are short on their orders. These
people have delivered every dozen or
dered at lowest prices made for years.
We have line of l21ac Handker-
chiefs for only Zoe each.
Our Box Handkerchiefs last season
were all sold 10 days before Christ
mas. You should shop early this sea
son.
We are showing alI-Linen Hand
Embroidered Handkerchefs this sea-
son z for 25c better than you have
ever bought.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-01
A. P. ABBOTT co.
A. P. ABBOTT CO.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
Now for Christmas

With the largest lot of Christmas goods that have shown
This be our Christmas More of the kinds
that each year called for Sensible kinds for sensible people
larger line of everything Thanksgiving coming late Christmas
will be here in very few days.
Only p shopping days before Christmas day Time think
plan buy get busy Early shoppers don't have
look then back only find that the article wanted had been Sold
Early shoppers only get better but better values
always impossible have values equal though style there
First choice should be the best choice The following you
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
Lecture on c. Science
Delivered

tContnaed .rom rage 0ueJ
become sure cl results aof aaphazard
Do ,aet fae world sas longing for di-
Yias aFe 70 81 Hr1fel q g aeaia as
shan the revelation arst appeared
so fhe proof came tafcueh q wo-
man. bui according 10 eternal laa The
disce~efsr and ioqnder o. Christian sci
ence first found her proof within her
o4nMEs She found fae nexus between
her experience and those recorded in
the Scripture and thus lo her con
scioususss uas revealed TIE iaw os
God. iAe lan 81 good .atsrpFeiius and
Accommodating the divine principle and
rlie oi universal larmtIy
The W Christian Science She
verified her discovery by proving 70
cihafs ia,s ian good
Tae premises 81 Christian Science
are tha acd. af Cod b omnir1tence,
and evil Is that which good overcozaes
i.ecl slizue this premise the indiyid-
ual saws Mg life has received its
6an blessing from God how can !
make others understand their own
hlezsi ing. and the good that Is their
com'ns from this unlimited source
Wrong views Of life rouse in uen
envy d those who DO wen. and hatred
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
A
Pulpit News
@
Holy NAME cHURch.

Al4ass si.a 10 have yoa vita rs.
Corner sere1th ard Kansas ar-n1s
ReF. P WlNerdilE rector
On sunday.
Earlg mass al see l--
Late mass at i4-6a 3 m
so eFeniug service February
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07

out q sorrs. depressed. pain the
back Electric Bitters reAeas your
health and strength A guaranteed
liver and kidney remedy. Money back
81 not satisfied II completely cured
Robert Madsen Of West burlington,
Iowa. aho suffered from viruient l.v-
81 trouble for eight meufhs After
four doctors gave him % be took Eiee-
uic Bi;ters and Is nov a well man
Gei bottle to-day u will Do Che same
tor you Keep 70 the house for ail
Hger and kidney complaints Perfect
Iy safe and dependable. rs results
VII surprise you. f0e and sieQ H.
+. Buckien a. Co. Philadelphia or s..
I.esis-Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
coNeREeArIoNAL cnURcn.

Corner Texas avenue ard Ninth
street
Sunday. school a. a-s- a M
Preaching service at - a. %.
Evening service Il 7-t5-
The services are growing more il-
teresilng and The congregation increas.
Ing % number Tile sunday school is
entering contest foT the increase @.
members i sou are interested 81 iAls
work. enml and help as
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07

The one whieh s1e snc4sa most 2ea--
r-si~ .-ssrl. Is her teaIta. but 7 =
~ ore most often neglected. MIA
s.-,. sfInert PECULIAR ta her sex has
s.s+e-a5 itself nndu her VIXEN g a.
fseted suen women may re.y upon -seiA
r Pinkham's Vegetable lempoliio' .
remedy that has been Nonderiulls sac
rsfui Is restoring health g suffering
Fcuer.
ii you have the slightest d"unt
that lydia T.. Pinkham's Neeeta-
lie COMPOUND wiz help you,wri'e
foLvdia E.Pinkhan hedieinet o.
confidential Lynn.Mass., Tor al
vice. Your letter will be opened.
read aud answered By woman.
and held in strict confidence
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07

-T1E WRECK sso.oo0 PRoDUc-
TON. kozY. WE'D FEB ~.
Manager blackstone g tAa kozy tle-
aieI has sitter aard work finally GOT
booking On Nlt1gra1h's s4oAtQ pro-
duction. -The Wreck 81 three big
reels. You see The TAO powerful Ice
motives crash together a sensational
railroad sfors Something diiiereni 70
The everyday rsA q stories 81 the Kind
No extra Charge end noe. --s-3i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
FlRsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Corner slnth street and lowa avs
uce
C. Lyle Smith. pastor.
Bible school 90 s-s5 m
Preaching al il a m and 5.2o ). m.
Mcrning srblect The Lords sup
per-
Evening subiecf Saith and Works
Bc.h sermons have been specially
requested Special music.
The public is most cordially invited
to attend these services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07

Ela iowa avenue. a. T. Kreyllpa
castor Residence. 1908 Minnesota
svenue Phone 5t3
Sunday school at ~ a. m
Bible class % a. m.
Cunfe lonai service al io.3o a. m
Divine service at II a. m
No evening service
The r.e 81 infant baptism VIII be
administered in the morning service
also holy ccmmnnlon viii be cele
t-atei
Everyone welcome.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07

e EefaMr -A
r1c Ny back
achsdurrlIthagr
itwo1 bEszA. had
PANS al CTer ne
rE01s feelings s11
u4rsr.iie TROUBLES /
vas very weak ard
run cown sud W
smg koEs Cl eEsr
being well and
strrag After tzA-
ing Lrfia r F1k-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07

har-'s NfEetEble loz-l l'1-1..l ili ifftsrl
rru'dlv aad today an q well wain4n- 1
es-not tn v1u how happy ! feei and !
esrnot sav too much fcr Eolr CoHp pound.
Wrd lot b. without Il s. the house Z
Il cost three times the aHoant- n Ars-.
cas-. CHAF1ItS. n. F. D. M Belle
---a Crfa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07

A scaid. oum or severe ,ut heals
slowly IL neglected The family that
keeps a bottle Of ballard snow Lini-
ment On hand is aiwaga prepared for
such accidents Price 15c. soc and 81
per bottle soia by Owl Drug store
and Public Drug Store ADV d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
EPwoRrH METHODIST.
Peoples Church

People Churcn-
Corner Fourth and Iowa.
Rev. c. s. Walker. Pastor.
sunday school at s.85 a. m, c
schlotterbeck. Superintendent
Morning sermon. Mans Great Need
and Gcis Great Love
Evening" subject ~The Sewers.
The ladies' will have charge Of the
services on next "Wednesday evening
az 7.45
Junior League at 2.3o ?. m
Senior league at $3.50 p. m
Mems Bible class at Carnegie Il
biary at s.45 a. N. H. o. Hays, pres
idenr. F 81 Bailey teacher
Everybody invited to all our ser
vices
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHURc1
~Ths Little Church Round the Cor
ser
sixth and Minnesota Rev. E 2
Teis. minister.
Morning theme. The Guarantee O.
Education
Evening theme Sir INe Would See
Jesus
Nid-week meeting for conferences
and prayer Wednesday night at 7-se
sunday school a. sss5 a m
christian Endesyor a. e-se p n
Subject why Every One should sign
a Temperance Pledge Prov 2s--e
end Il. 2ea5
Meeting 81 the session Monday uight
q tie church
The guild VIII meet with Nrs. Joe
Deas. 1928 Chickasha .. pc. ne2
Tuesday afternoon
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.

Services 52si. Chickasha avenue
sunday sehool a. es5 a N
Lesson sermon al 1850 a Il
Subject spirit
Testimonial meeting wednesday
evening a. O'Clock
Reading room open every zfternooa
s1cepi sundays and holidays. fros
: TIL O'Clock.
The public is cordially Invited % a.
lend al services
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
Forty One SUffOcaIe


Telegram b. United Press.
Moscow Feb. Forty-oue people
we're suffocated here today. the result
oi a leaking gas pipe II AZ Insurance
cffice. Tee leak nas discovered onlf
after neary ali in the bailainE were
daad-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-07
rs sAPTIsT cHURcH.

Corner Fourth and Colorado
Geo ~ Sherman. azstor
sunday schooi a- s-sg n. r :
LaFeLEr1rL 81 rll -el4elt.
Morning subieeL Taking y t0
H=as1
E4saIns salsecr -WAo Are tae
Eleet
strangers welcome as Nei =
others
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23
THE GAR OF ALL THE RUssIAs.

The Fir9iaiqn recently presented facts in re-
gard 10 the enactment of compulsory, arbitrary
successful. imperia! prohibition of the sale and
me- of vurka in the great Russian empire Since
that time the full import Of the action of Gar
Nicholas has been borne in on the press of
America b. the extension OF the decree not only
tn the end Of the present war. but perpetually
Throughout the Yast regions of the Cars empire,
The Russian prohibition movement is not a
xanatical hysteriea' movement. 1t is not the
work OF professional reformer" the Amer
lcan wet press sees tit to denominate All those
who advocate prohibition in this country The
than for reforming movements But reactionary
- he is. the practical side Of Russia's expert
ment with prohibition has profoundly inn
pressed him and his councillors that they have
made permanent the prohibitory decree through
out the empire.
The progross Of time and the fullness of ex-
rerienee We confidently count upon to convince
the whole world of the righteousness of the
prohibitiou principle applied to the liquor
trafic
This business is inherently evil, and despite
the fact that his government not only licensed.
hut operate and ran. the vodka shops. the
Gear has eliminated its evil influence forever
from his dominions although thereby destroy
Ing the source of d great revenue In time Of
war For tais good deed his benehciaries
the influence Of 30 vast territory added by
one word ~ The mouth to prohibition ranks
near tre9 endously more to the cause than the
asigeafits af war as yet allow us to perceive
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23
WHIT is YOUR ATTITUDE?

Did you know there is election coming
on November third?
DO you krow what you will be voting on'
DO you care? Does it make any difference
to you whether you vote not? II not. does
it make any difference to your city. your State.
your nation, whether you care and whether you
vote?
Are you good citizen If you don't care; If
you don't know; if you don't vote; If You vote
wrongly; II you vote ignoranty; if you neglect
oriminalIy?
1t means much to both city and State and
nation what the results of the elections are,
hut = means a great deal more for you and for
all of these divisions Of government what your
attitude f., for the future of many other even
more important elections turns on your attitude.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23
FRIDAY

the part of the world that is AT war AID tie
part that is at peace The black veil of VAR
is drawn over far the major portion. Rut wcra
f map made OF the world rs 1t is Influenced ty
war that map would all need TO be of darkest
1tue
To illustrate how far-reaching this tremen-
deus conflict is, for the future well as the
present, and 10 Illustrate II in very superficial
" ay we take the statement of a prominent Ger
nan Socialist in article that appeared re
Gently in a prominent periodical.
This disciple of socialism and its teachings
painted a very dark picture for the followers OF
his cult lie feels that "the bottom has dropped
out Of socialism" because of its inability TO pre-
vent war. The world expected some strong pre-
,entive hand Of the Socialist party to reach out
I'M Germany, If not in France, and check the
rush OF war. But the hand was palsed and
tire rush went by.
From this one condition can be gathered some
idea of how close all movements and influences
OF nations ard individuals are bound up one
In modern civilization. We do not even feel
It necessary 10 picture the appeal that destitute
homes and rnined nations make TO American
charity. VIC would feel prerie in illustrating
national ties by the closing of the stock ex-
changes. These are obvious. but by them all
tie world not only how the other half
lives, but how II dies is the vital and con-
suming problem Of the dey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23
On the Late Victory


written on the result of the Statewide prt
hib,ion election of September 20, 1914)
The world Ia growing better,
For a-dcwn the course of time
The passing ages scatter
Ever and anon a sign
That proves mans trend is upward.
And his strife toward the goal
He's pressing onward,
While nigh hopes inspire his soul.
The world is growing better
And. backward DER the past,
We look and view the litter
OF old ideas long been cast
From human thought and action
on the rubbish heap of time,
And We say with firm contention.
We advance along the line"
The world is growing better.
Far the old Dominion State -..--
Has cast aside the fetter
That has held her name. so great,
With the mnions of pollution
In the catalogue of woe,
But she's changed her course-her mission,
And her days will brighter grow
The worll is growing better
Henceforward. Virginia's name,
Shining IN golden letter,
Lustrous with years of fame.
Shall with mans friends be counted
With the champions of right,
Who've hraved, and fought. and conquered,
The foul spectre of the night.
The world Is growing better.
Yet the strife must still go on,
Freedoms friends, now ever.
Must the conquest eer prolong.
Though Right he now the victor,
There must be halt. no stay.
Wrong Is working. schemlng ever
To supplant its enemy.
The world is growing better
Growing better year by year,
Righteousness e'er must conquer
Wake. W men. with hope and cheer.
Sec the elcries of your fathers
Who suppressed their ancient foe:
In their task, ne'er they faltered,
Let us ever forward go.
I'm proud Of Old Virginia
Proud she's helped the world again,
Meier in nsr splendid history
Filled with acts to better men.
Has she service greater.
Rendered God and home. and land
Than when the moral leper
Rum Che banished from her land
HOMER JOEL LOCKING.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-23
,.UOW THE OTHTR HAZE LIVES. ;

# There used to be current saying 10 the
e1ect that Halt the world doesn't know how
The other half lives And to it the prompt
Sftply made: No and IT'S none OF their
husiness."
The saying is still current; It VIII be current
%ne long rs il remains true. The Response IS
<1ead; dead because II was not true, and the
pablic detected its sham. The world is and
mot severaI parts OF the universe There was
Kneyer a time when II was more apparent tsat
tie binding tie OF international interest is he
most potent influence In national activities
There have haeu days When War In East"
g1hreatened Peace In the West" not at all, hut
EAAAa day is past. Were evidence needed in I'D J.
#1ftion 10 the object lesson OF every days MAR
SneWs We should be indeed blind to conditions
Bns they exist at oarg doors
@ Ear maps recently published seek to portray