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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
A GOOD COMPLEXION ADDS CHARM
TO ANY WOMAN
Sewers Laxative Tonic Tablets Will
Produce Good Compilations

Among the many charms for which
women are especially noted, not one OF
them is so quickly recognized and ad-
mired as a good complexion.
Every woman, regardless of the sta
tion she may occupy in society, owes it
TO herself, az well as her associates, TO
properly safeguard the beauties with
which nature has endowed her
The inactivity of the liver and bowels
is the direct cause of pimples, sallow-
ness, muddy skin, and the many other
blemishes common to poor complexion.
SEAVER'S LAXATIVE TONIC TAB
LET'S are largely composed of dan
delion, and any physician will tell you
there is nothing better TO create a
healthy condition of the skin and com.
plexion. A 25.cent package of these
tablets contains enough of the remedy
for fair trial, and your money will
be cbeerfully refunded by Red Cross
Pharmacy, Frank Roark, or s. G. Voodry
n Co, if you are not greatly benefited
by their use.
Do not delay, but give SEAVER'S
TONIC TABLETS fair
trial and you will agree that all our
claims are absolutely true.--Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
TROOP L QUITS COLORADO.
First Order Issued for Departure of Fed.
eral Soldiers in Strike Zone.

Washington, Dec. 3l.-Troop L of the
18th United States cavalry, on patrol
duty in the Oak Creek district, Routt
county, Colorado, since last May. was
ordered Tuesday to return TO its home
station at Fort Meade, s. d. Orders for
the gradual withdrawal Of the other fed
eral troops sent into Colorado TO quell
the mining disorders are in preparation.
The gradual withdrawal OF federal
troops is in accord with a plan consid
erred at recent conferences between Presi.
dent Wilson, Secretary Garrison, Gov
ernor Ammons OF Colorado and Govern
or-elect Carlson. At that time. Governor
Anmons said he would replace the reg
ulars by state troops.
The main strength of the fedora,
troops is in the Trinidad district. where
Colonel Lockett has the nth cavalry
from Fort Oglethorpe, Ca, as wall as
the second squadron OF the 9th cavalry
from Fort Leayenworth, kans Troops
+ and II Of the 18th cavalry are az Can
on City, while machine gun platoon
and troops +, g, !, and NJ OF the 18th
cavalry are at Louisville. The actual
time for the withdrawal OF all the or
will be determined at con-
ferences between Colonel L0ckett aud
Governor Ammons. but orders have been
issued for all to BE- ready TO leave the
state at any time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
WANTED,
A MANAGER
A Man to Reflect Wilson Is
Sought by the Dem
ocrats
MANY PARTY MEN
ARE CONSIDERED
None Seems Quite to Meet
the Demands of the
Occasion

Washington, Dec. 3l.-Wanted, a
Democratic campaign manager Good
man can have continuous employment
from now until November, 1916, with
prospects OF promotion later.
This is the nature Of the "help want
ed" matter which in effect if not in ac-
tual want-ad. form is going out from
the administration leaders here. For
weeks, in fact for the last two or three
months, they have been eOmbing the
woods for an individual who measures
up to the requirements OF manager of
the coming presidential campaign. Thus
lar they have not found him.
A number of prominent Democrats
have been considered. National Chair
man McCombs does not suit large ele-
ment of the administration forces. Sec
rotary McAdoo would satisfy many, but
there are obvious objections to using the
head OF the treasury department and
member of the federal reserve board as a
political manager. Postmaster General
Burleson is open to kindred objection.
Commissioner of Corporations Davies is
going to the trade commission, and, after
all the Democratic kick in the past about
"fat frying" at the expense
OF the corporations. Davies cannot be
considered. Private Secretary Joe" Tu-
multy, Judge Wade of Iowa and various
others are mentioned.
The administration lieutenants are not
leludng themselves with the notion they
will have an easy task to re-elect Presi-
lent Wilson. They realize that at pres
mt the tide is not running in their ia
For. They hope it will later on but they
IRE anxious to get the strongest kind OF
/ manager and if anybody comes for
ward who can fill the role he will be
iure of hearty reception.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
cARRANzA is HOPEFUL.
News Of Victory over Zspata is Sup
plemented.

plemented.
Washington. dee. 3l.-OhioiaI dis.
patches from Nera Cruz yesterday 10 the
Carranzs agency here. experimenting
TUESDAY, news dispatches 81 the victory
81 Carrauza troops over Zapsta forces
near Apizaoo. say the victory. II fol-
lowed ~. means swift advance On
NeKioo Ctv. and also clears the way
% Pueba
Pour Thousand followers of Carrsuzs
Tuesdav. acrardIng g. official reports. de-
faatad 500 men under General Jfemi0
Eauata. trot her Of Emlilnn0 Zauata. and
Andrew Alnaron. TIE sighting took
uinee nt Termaes. northwest of Iehua
can. IN the state 81 Pushla and last
tour hours Zapafas fnrres are said -
hnve lsst 100 men Killed and tsken
prisoners and q gnantitv ~ arms ard -
autarn0tsie Among tire deai wers two
srinnels Firit5nr also Is sHi8 % have
tsrsfn S. 4m1sen. n tie state 81 PUB
O. : sharf aizfanrr rert irHst 81 TeuFa-
81 Amnunneeurrt nlsa was ma6e 90
larranra hsadrnnrfrrs hHrF thst Chi
sane.lr r. esrtai of tie state of tsue~prn
lad tsen captured 81 fzrrarza's fc--e-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
THE PROBLEMS OF FINANCE.
Involving the Two Americas Are To Be
Taken Up.


Washington. Dec. Administration
officials were going ahead yesterday with
plans for conference. probably early
next spring, between treasury depart
mcnt officials and American fnanciers
and the ministers Of finance and leading
bankers Of Central and South American
nations on financial and commercial
problems facing the two Americas IN
consequence OF the European war.
Acceptance Of the United States gov
ernment's invitation 20 al Central and
south American countries 70 participate
in the gathering have already been re-
cciyed from several Of these nations.
The plan Tor the proposed conferencs.
which Il i believed viii mark an imp0r.
taut step IN bringing about closer com
mercial relations between the tuo Amer
ican continents. originated with >ecre-
tary McAdoo and was inspired BY the
experiences BE- had with Sir George paish
81 the English treasury. ss result of
which problems which had puzzled Eng
lish and American bankers were suodth bed
out in a short time
President Wilson and Secretary BRYAN
also have been actively interested IN put
ting the plan for the conference into "a
eeution.
A. present tfade bftueen the United
states ard south Amerira g. e8mrara
lively insiguiacart and 4 attrhutt8 a.
the fat that Arneuear iankers a. f.rs
tmaIlt no business darert uth tiase
countries. foreign ssrhHnrs thrre trinz
carried Or through fon8un
S1afh I'D Osnfrnl American huVfrs
hsfe oitaiura iuur term credits fn Eu-
rars bat ~ ne e TIE uar Enf'ist cap
ifal 3 being rsed at hurF
ia e. Pointed uut thEt - resuit tif
gfr.artuulfr i uHu fre=ertfa fgr rnant
imr p-riesfs ir sire arathsrr countries
uth tiH nlliiuHs 81 collars pee iTfrr
tsle
WISH See i.-arrisrs ~ srrr5nr
fnnks have fseu rstafsirs ~nft
snerisa. b. greet trad etunus f1s ~
tr8 end - we ftn HDreuHrf Is
,natf direes terklu1 r-rratinrs f0ssii.'f
't s tssrra the rrterrnf 81 tts mt
aru1 aarfl FerN y tisf rar
,a-riars fsfueat fuar ttkr
taasas nHa taus n 80 isaana -efrk
tr.srsssr rrs3-rs uE nF-r f-ar-fes RI
srsw7sHn tanks u b sstablehst 4
.arrt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
BARRE DRUGGISTS
HAVE VALUABLE AGENCY

Cummings & Lewis, druggists "a No,
Main street, have the Barre agency for
the simple mixture OF buekthorn bark,
glycerine, etc, known as Adler--ka, the
remedy which became famous by curing
appendicitis, This simple remedy has
powerful action and drains such surpris-
ing amounts of old matter from the body
that JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour
stomach, gas on the stomach and consti-
patton almost IMMEDIATELY. The
QUICK action Of Adler.i-ka is astonish.
ing.-Advt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
TWO NEW INDOOR RECORDS.
In 22o-Yard Dash and Standing Broad
Jump

! New York. Dec, 30--Two records were
broken and a third equalled at the Ma.
Uional Junior Indoor Amateur Athletic
union championship games in Brook
| lyn last night. t. .. Maurer, n. Y A. C.,
won the 22-yard dash in % l-5 clipping
one-ffth OF a second from the record
made by Tom Lennon OF this city last
year. W. II. Taylor, Illinois A. G., won
the standing broad jump distance 10
feet s inches, or five inches better than
the record of E. v Littauer of Column
bia last year D. $, Trenholm, Dart
mouth, covered the 60-yard hurdle in
S 3-5 seconds. the record time set last
year by Ike Lowell OF the Illinois A, G..
The point championship was won by
the New York A. G., -! Irish American
A. C., seconds, u Dartmouth and Bronx
Church House tied for third place with
points.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
WAGING A
NEW FIGHT
Vermont Democrats Oppose
President Wilson on
Patronage
OPPOSE BRATTLEBORO
P. O. APPOINTMENT
"Overriding the Will of the
Vermont State Demo-
cratic Committee"

Washington, Dec. 3l.--Senator O'Gor.
man of New York yesterday asked Sen.
ator MARITIME of New Jersey, who is q
member of the Senate postoffiee and post
roads committee. to hold up the con
frmation of Major Childs, nominated for
postmaster of Brattleboro, Vt.
Senator O'Gorman was asked by Con
servation Commissioner John D. Moore
OF Albany, n. Y. to take this action,
there being no Democratic congressman
from Vermont to speak for the voters.
Mr.. Moore charges Postmaster General
Burleson with overriding the will of the
Vermont state Democratic committee.
"BurIeson recently wrote to State
Chairman Kennedy of Vermont" Mr.
Moore told Senator O'Gorman that he
would recommend whomever the state
committee would indorse after all candi-
dates had agreed to abide by the com
mittee's decision and had appeared be-
fore the committee Moran got II votes
and Childs three. The committee then
Endorsed Moran unanimously and sent
his name to Washington, Nevertheless,
Childs was appointed"
Senator MARITIME viii have action on
the nomination of Major ChiIds post
poned until the people Of Brattleboro
have an opportunity to be heard.
Ewing 6. Bland, appointed United
States marshal for the western district
Of Missouri, is here to see the president.
He has announced that, despite the pro-
test against his confirmation by Senators
Reed and Stone. he will stay in the con
test to the finish. He viii ask the presi-
dent to stand by him.
Senator Reed. after talk with Bland, |
announced that he would oppose the |
without delay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
LABOR LAW WORKS WELL.
Connecticut Compensation Statute Gin
the Main Satisfactory"

Hartford. Conn. Dee. 3l.-Operation
OF the workmen's compensation law in
Connecticut during the first ten months
of existence has been in the main salts
factory" according to the report of the
compensation commissioners made to the
governor yesterday. During the ten
months ls05a accidents have been re-
ported to the commissioners. A great
many OF the accidents. however did not
incapacftate the employee from labor at
all, the report says or it at AL, for pc
RODS OF less than two weeks. The mum
Der Of agreements in the matter of COM
pensation reached voluntarily between
the employer and employee and approved
bv the commissioners OF the district in
which il occurred was 3.444. while the
number OF actual hearings where a for
NAL finding and award was made to-
tailed 100
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
CARRANZA GIVES
MEXICO LIBERAL
DIVORCE LAW
The Vera Cruge Populace are Delight
ed at the
Order.

Vera Cruz, Dee. 3l.--The populace has
received with marked signs OF pleasure
Carranzas promulgation of divorce
law to be effective Immediately. II es-
tablishes matrimonial dissolution after
three years if both parties SO desire or
at any time for causes which make i'm
possible or undcsired the realization Of
matrimonial intentions or on account of
grave faults OF either one which make
impossible further combined happiness
The governors Of the states are en-
powered to grant divorces until constitu-
tional government is established. The
document presented by the first chief is
very argumentatye.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
Tell Them to Reform.

Kindly tell me whether the following
recipe for preserving pickles Is gooC
one. quarts OF vinegar, , ounces Of
alcohol. / ounce Of sslicylic acid, , ounces
OF salt. Many people IN this neighbor
hood use tins method Unsigned
The mixture contains approximately o.
per cent. 81 sslicylic acid. In our opin.
ION. the practice Of using this com.
pound i reprehensible. We do not be
leye any housekeeper TO say nothing q
regular manufacturer. has the moral
right 20 use a non-oondimental prcserNa-
tive in foods Salicylic acid is IN disre-
pute for such a purpose. As remedy
for rheumatism and govt, u has is
place. but this Is no reason why Vt should
b. used for preserving pickles or any
other Ike product
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
THE BLUE DEVILS
OF INDIGESTION

are put to rout by Dys.pep.lets, the sim
pie, effective digestive tablets, 9VaI
sugar.coatcd. prepared by e. J. Hood
Co., Lowell Mass.
They give the most gratifying rolici
in sonr stomach, distress after eating
belching, nausea, heartburn, etc Per
fectly safe. perfectly reliable, perfectly
free from narcotics.
One or two crushed in the mouth and
swallowed slowly that's all. You'll not
think of your stomach again Try them.
Ten or twenty-five cents or doilar'--
Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31

s. considered an hs trur fa usH-
rasrs. rs-ntir askea - gree Is -.
rnesr tt ~ hs rfsafufw uH o. ad ~
~ SaE be- rfsr haze e. lears.
wt Enau i iatt tts rsfri tErs cd f,s 81
rnl ff Irsnrnn-s e.. 81 AtrmHt
sfrenH5 Ballard eersrsi srtrt
Lanranaz LlslL- Ea1rl1liez. kt-A1rt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
Lsral but ssna Il BAD.

] recently purchased n 5sr Of Jam. end
Is reading the lab.8 could uat hud hE
whom ~ fsr uhpn t vas paeked.
Is 81 uHt Illegal 10 ell sub fruttIr's
thaut tbe paeks1s name Whist would
rai aatisa ne e drN K.N
A uaeksr ~ E.strIiafH rhu hes pride
3 A. r1als daas ~ state % rlIt ST.
narrs au thrm Tf De- ates this e q
3 uisa g rasf abt 30 reason f1f
d reason there osfta5tiy Atsu 81
uarra frs9u.rt'v sndirats- lrffriaTltF rf
Hrs.faes-
No q 81 uH arsL
THs nsuH 81 the raf1.ia.ttrfr 1r ErH
Fgr nr So fiaas rhart rnfr Ert
- r Eaas fur@
rslunss Sewing 1.sfsn.t nafHf. tesa go
~ greer Hfsr thf lah hw
nnaf D. So t-sf rRnH En8 We t-ur
rlaar Thf rs FrsHt ~
trfrt~a sHms aHurs.Fs ra
sar g. aE5sH tF 80 sisl e rasf ttt
rama rf uTr fh H
r- tfat a. ens Hn-utafa-sr ~
5-uss $50 naw W ft fin ute
~ n rE 81 rarass.tu-s f- go
Frr
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
seldom

Can you ten me il paPrika ne often
adulteratcd. and bow O. deteet the adul.
terations 7 shall BE- very much indebted
for the iuformatian.-A. G.
Parfika i not often adulterated ~ We
find i IN this country. The chemical
ANALYSIS 81 this cond.ment b difficult.
requiring special training and apparatus.
n v6u are Interested ID the chemical o.
animation. address the Superintendent
II Public Documents Washington. ID. C.
far 4 oorv 81 -BulletHn on Examination
81 naurka.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31
Question and Answer Department Conducted by Prof.
Lewis B. Allyn the Noted Pure Food Expert of Westfed,
Mass All Queries Should Be Addressed to Food Depart
ment The Daily Times, Barre VT.

Ito cat They seem 10 taste a little dit
ferent from others, and il was this fact
that made me examine the label.
II " c.
Why not examine the label before YOU
open the cam II states though some.
what indistinctly: Colorcd with sui
phate Of copper. These peas are illegal.
A. coppered vegetables are no longer o.
BE- imported.
j IL is little duty We owe the cause Of
pure foods to critically examine the Ia
bells for fine print, obscure or misleading
/ statements, and, If such be found, 10 rc-
/ fuse TO purchase. Your grocer viii b.
/ glad 10 cooperate il you viii give him
I the chance. He cannot very wei co
operate alone.
1 Subioined Is q let Of books and magu
zine articles arranged by the Mestheld
Athensum, bearing upon the subject Of
pure food reform.
More About Extracts.
win YOU kindly tel me II extracts can
contain a different amount Of alcohol
and VT remain pure note some arr
labeled Is pet cent. and others - per
cent. Or l. i just the effect Of the aa.
toring quality Of the same'-A. 7.
Lemon extract in order - contain The
necessary per cent. 81 lemon OIL must
contain approximately - pr cent. Of
alcohol 10 order 10 bold TIE 81 10 solu-
tion. ~ this is not done. the extract be
coules cloudy ~ even milky particularly
u eoif weather. lemon extract contain
inc only Is pet cent. cuu.d net dissolve
Us. legal amount If 90. ard would,
ttaraiaIe. D. unrr strength.
tHr5a sstaef an thr either hand.
ma8t Hv a.ss1'tlun thF tEtraetive man
raf from fHncfrated vanilla beans. con
talns less tlau halt air1hei. and a. per
sft FauIa b. . hbfai amortt
T7u. SOS sbouia sivats fn8 b.rh
rIe.il earteut b. sermon ard erauFr -
tracts anf ~ zieshoi untsst q Ices
taan ID W cent. in entralt Il tanlla-
No Ksauir Coufsninstion.
Fs saaf fHtszf ,Fatian bate fnu fHans
ems matfFsl difference Ii ths sanitary
lf.df ars 81 fruns ~ reEsf aties fsfted
e1sae tsrtnsntrs ana 49, whaf waE
H. rt-at. 81 tsr 81 fnaa taluss vfrf
Where e.ass asftafuars 49, ussd thrr
: s. rhsra fr a1rtsr fasttsr ~ so
.starts - salts "a fir ~ lraa frnu
rs ear. Tht rau frFu rae 90 HaHs
fasrsr ~ rFaet aF aur aEar Hftt
r.+a15e rnutan.sfaflrIf. strt uas fa
aafr afrt tnnxkaa esf.-s Huwr
-sak $50 ssrasat.ls lru
th.rf ns E
s ss nrr fsetat
r a-nnaf tns - us s~ss7r~a
80 rr 81 rrnN
uas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-31

f1.aa - - - -rsa.raa = ,
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The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
PLAINS ITEMS.

The Plains school house has recently
been moved to the ceater of the district.
W. o. Garrett is building a residence
on his homestead.
Mr.. DowlinE has returned to Kansas
on account Of his i'll health.
Mr.. Allenbaukh is building a new barn
on his homestead.
Mrs. Sophia Zimmet is on the sick list.
Lee Nelson made Q business trip to
Hartman Wednesday.
Marie Garrett was the guest OF Mamie
Nelson Sunday.
Frank AIlenbaush made a business trip
to Syracuse for w. o. Garrett.
Ray Padley is on the sick list this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

Duke Ernst II Of Saxe-Altenburg,
the greatest lover OF science among
German princes, is about to have a
wireless installation fitted at his castle
in Altenburg. 1t will be used special
ly for communicating with airships.
The duke has long taken an interest in
wireless telegraphy and telephony. He
is also an expert on aeronautics.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

In performing operations recently in
New York. DR.. Lorthier Of Brussels
dispensed with surgeons needle and
bound the exterior incisions together
with aluminium clamps dropped into
place by an automatic feeding aud
clamping machine. BY this means he
eliminated catgut, which is not al
ways antiseptIc. AS soon as the
wounds are sufficiently healed the
clamps will be removed. DR.. I.orthier
also operated without gloves. explain
ing that they were an impeachment
which prevented him from working as
swiftly and dexterously as he de-
sired.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
TO THE VOTERS OF PROWERS COUNTY

issued by the Maryland Casualty Company surety
surety this bonding interested the extent the
also require from detailed monthly reports which verify
before accepting being the following
letter recently received from the this
MARYLAND CASUALTY COMPANY
BALTIMORE
John R. Gemml & Co. General Denver,
Denver, Septl6
DesrSi ~
Prowe County, wishes
which
monthly
have always evidenced strict desire
banks fully protected
reelected rbond
wishing
Very truly
JOHN GENMI.L CO.,
r.. GemmiH, Pres.
On Saturday October 1Oth Mr. Startling special auditor of
the United States Fidelity and Guaranty
Maryland Casualty Company completed audit
submit the following letter in reference to his
UNITED STATES FIDELITY GUARANTY COMPANY
BALTIMORE,
Jacobs & Edmonson, Mers., Denver,
~, c,:. Denver Colorado Oct 18th 1914.
Prowers County,
Colorado.
We have Staink report on
Office We Startling all sp
Thanking for the Mr.
Very
JACOBS EDN1ONsoN, Managers.
asking the of Prowers support me for
reelection entirely during the
present and if and at
enon TO the business that have tried during the
Two years. Yours vsfy K fsoly T. GyHR1srY
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICE
FoR SUNDAY, Nov. 1sT

1890 A. Nj. Church and Bible
school service with sermon by
the pastor on "The Spirit of the
Age"
Gas P. NJ. Young Peoples meet
ing. Topic: "The Work Verse -
Leader. Miss Irene Plank.
7:30 P. NJ. Union service at the
Methodist church.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
Bale ties
Holly Lbr. & Supplies Co.

Holly Lbr. & Supplies Co.
See Dixon for clearing and
pressing.
Red Mcclure potatoes, best in
the world, at Pratt's.
Is hogs for sale at the Fruit
Farm. 22-2tp
Fresh salted peanuts, high grade
candies, ETC.. at the Holly Bakery
DR.. John S. Hasty and Ray Nc
Grath were visitors here several
days this week.
Town streets have been dragged
and placed in splendid condition
by teamster Reed this week.
Now is the time to buy that new
wagon or buggy. John Schlager
has both wagons and buggies in
stock.
The Bachelors club dance will
be given tonight at the Armory.
Everybody going, too.
w. W. Heckethorn is suffering
from an attack OF blood poisoning,
same being in his hand and result
ing from a small scratch.
On account of their inability to
secure building in which to serve
same, the Methodist Ladies will
not serve supper on election day
Fresh salted peanuts, high grade
candies, etc, at the Holly Bakery
VIM. Wallace received letter
this week stating that his brother
who is a physician, has enlisted in
the British army, and has gone tc
the front.
Mrs. VIM. M. Donald, of Colo.
RADIO Springs, who has visited here
several times with her daughter
Mrs. Robt E. Wilson, is quite ill
with an stack of pneumonia.
Binding twine enough for every.
body. Holly Lbr. & Supplies Co.
Prof. Soderstrom of the Stand
ard School of Dancing of Denver
has made arrangements to teach a
class in dancing in Holly commen.
cling next Monday evening, at
which time all persons desirons of
learning the latest and fancy
dances will be given opportunity
so to do. Parties desiring to join
this class may do so by making
arrangements with Mrs. John Dun.
can.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

The Duke of Marlborough has been
quite successful as an auctioneer in
London. At least the peerage. per-
haps getting short on American heir
esses, is turning its nobly born atten-
ton to work.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

The new comet is asserted to be
tailless. VIII some expert astrologist
kindly explain what this foretells?
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

A woman writer says men like
changeable woman. Not If she
changes too often and they have to
pay for the changes.