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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07

PATENTS that protect and pay. hooks
and advice free. Send sketch or
model for search. Highest references:
best results. promptncss assured. Wat
son l.; Coleman. Patent Lawyer, GA l.
street, y. w, Washington. ID. c.
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SELL. new patented To-day guaran-
iced gas NANTES. Exclusive terri :
tory: large sales; big profits. Send for
particulars; inclosc Zoe for sample
Phoenix Light Company. Manufac-
tur"rS, Milwaukee, WIS Est 1854
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'fNEfhi. used parlor suits In good
condition from $40 NJ,
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REFINED widow OF Confederate sol
dier desires position of trust. Am
accustomed to caring FOR invalidS Also
housekeeping. Address Mrs w G.. So
West Main.
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W ANTEb. responsible representative
IN each county. New combination;
u tools IN l. Sells At sight To farmers
transfers. contractors, etc Weigh, 81
pounds lifts 2 tons: hoiSts. stretches
wire. pulls posts. Many other uses
re.. sample to active agents; easy
work: big profits one agents prnnt
$i35H ia one day. Another 81 0nO in
December. 1914 We start YOU Write
,o-"aN '"r big color plate. Quick ac-
Won secures exclusive sale liarrah
Mig. Co. koN II 20. Bloomfield. lud.
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WANTED. position as filing or entry
clerk by experienced lady. now en-
ployed. but desires 10 make u change.
j. Is. care Times Dispatch
WANTED washing at eos stevenson
Street
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WANTEn-iSooms


BY gentleman single room In private
family, preferably east Of Fourshrc
street state price and convenicuccs
Nddrcss T. AZ, care Times Dispatch.
Ahr your rooms vacant? We think we
can handle them for you. Room
genital Exchange, 10 Ebcl Building.
randolph 6o?.
W\NIED April l. Ivy refined counle
ihrhlShod room in conrcnial home or
small rooming mouse. Rent rcasona BILE
references exchanged. Address Il co.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. in Richmond or South Rich
hond within mibc of Southern Rail
ROAD Yards. unfurnishcd rooms suit
abic for light housekeeping. Address
II d33. care Times dispatch.
SlITTl.ED lady. employed. wants un-
furnished room for light housck ccp-
,mS central; not over So. III BAG care
Times Dispatch
WANTED, Il desirable large room on
second floor front. between Monroe
lark and First Street. State particu-
ihrs private family preferred I'd
ur"Ss 6i6. care Times Dispatch.
w ANTlIli rooms for light housckccu-
ing. Must he moderate and central:
permanent. Address T. 30, care Times
Dispatch.
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GROW rich in business of your own
Get ont OF the wage carncrS' class
Your cooperation with our factory
starts YOU with little capital during
spare time In your own home We
manufacture exclusive articles. No
CanNaSS!nE. Experience unncccssary
Write for booklet and proposition. Ad-
dress Peace Mfg. Co. Dept - - IS
broadway. Buffalo, y Y
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AGENTS, Snappiest household line on
earth. Rcd-hot sellers. steady re-
p"aicts. o" per cent profit. 80 light
weight. faSt-srlling. populnr-pricrd ne
cessitics Agents outfit free. Get busy
Gutck. Write to-day: postal Will do
American Products CO. 1854 American
Building. Cincinnati, O.
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WE will pay YOU SEQ to distribute re-
liEious literature in your community:
60 days work. Experience not required.
Man or woman. Spare time may he
| used. Xicelor Co. Nhiladelphia. Pa.
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OWN business; l00c per cent profi:
manufa cturinE inks at home spare
time. Capital and experience unncccS-
sarN. Enormous commercial dcma nd
our secret formulas and sure selling
plans insure lucrativs steadily lncrcaS-
ing business. No canvaSSing lnvcSti-
gate immediately. Particulars free. r.
y. Covert, Secretary, 6a3j-693o Ken
wood Avenue Chicago Ill
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AGENTS. 500 per cent profit free
samples. Gold sign letters for stores
and Office windows. Any on" can put
on. Metallic Letter Co. 431 North
Clark, Chicago
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANrED, aggressive l!ve-wire sales
man. full time or side line, TO sell
our weH-knoNu live Of temperance
drinks In the small country towns
Permanent position. - per cent com
mission. $50 weekly ORA wing account.
Red Gross Company. 700 South Main
Street. Dcpt. Il. 81 Louis Mo.
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WANTED. AN agent in every county In
Virginia and North Carolina to To-
cate antique furniture: easy money.
j. * Beard. Richmond
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& Ia tCt. AN
Grace. Nurses ana ,m,,s,c,,scs y,am.
dolnh Roof anu ''''''
7.2:S! -,
caretakers cnmna rT T} nr,ist,sG
;ecnr, ,n me .;,.,, onN nap. ana
i;nsinens Era,Sm Se"' ""'' N''Slh'a
--w ---ss -N-"...s-
-. ."---'.
\vAN,rL-T ,rcro.,i,ro IL. -.
man. fuIl limo or siba l,nn e'. coll
our well -known linz Of temperance
Permanent position. % unr cent com.
mission. s35 weekly drawing account.
Red Cross Company a06 south Main
street. Dept. Il. ST Louis. Mo
SALESMAN. for gcucrnl mercantile
trade in Virginia, to sell new prop
osition of merit. Vacancy now Al
t ,oe,.,. commission ,c.ontr!c, S@5
Co., Wholesale Jewellers. "iS-l0 Carlin
Building. Cleveland. O.
oHh schSoi is as good as another for
noncIis 80 fnr % ou' NV -S9ior printed
we ,xapi auIrsrn!H,hE, ana right now
n"Ht salesman Ior inns territory.
t;ipeThi commissions, paid promptly.
IN mi MI Is IT, 4 CLASS ~ tst!t We are
and excIusiye tnrrI,nr, pencils.
~ nroA,,oiS, terni'ory VII be given
Mo. o. i'---' Locust street ST. Louis
SNEcNE.I ,-,,,1a =,
interest IN Henrico and adjacent
Sour.ieS. ,1hiarE or commission. Adj
=. 90: ..!e ii'ti ~ VII 20, oleNeland, O.
firm. to sell merchants greatest sue
S S,aI,E OF me day; $500 10 500 per
state en cxner i',sss'o"S ,Pi n'M week ~.
g. A CleVeIand i'' O. u d. 'S'hsi'' station
ON: or hustlcrs to sell household oul
once spcciaiics Apply 10 2hcl
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AGENTS. would YOU he satisfied to take
III 81 day" Write at once for our
proposition. Territory going fast.
Don't miss this chance Acme Sales
Co, 3ij3 Mt Pleasant street, Washing
ton. -. &.
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WANTED. agents In every county and
city in Virginia 10 handle first class
articles. sell on sight; absolute ncccs
Sity in every household. Virginia Rem
cdy Company, 1911 Farmer street. Pc
t.rSburE VA.
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WANTED. position as housckeepcr.
Box %
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AGENTS write W. for full particulars.
new fast selling household article.
Sells everywhere. BurCh Specially Co,
5l3 Third STREET y. T., Washing on.
II. G.
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AGENTS wanted. real live representa-
tives to sell patented articles OF merit
backed by irOnclad guarantee. House
hold necessities that have never been
offered before. Clear field open. Biz
profits Write nj once. Berg N Beard
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DON'T be AN agent Make $50 weekly
Cooperate with mo evenings at
home. Others are growing rich. | will
help YOU and furnish everything. Don't
worry about capital BOYD H. Erown
Dept. 10. Omaha. Ncb.
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AGENTS. aluminium statesmen. crow
managers, If YOU are not making $50
per week, get our proposition Alumni
numware Company. haywood. III.
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AGENTS. soil s"lf-thrcading needles:
hiG seller: big profits. Send loc for
sample rack. germantown Co. 2l47
Medary Avenue. Philadelphia. Ia.
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large stock OF wagons carriages
runhboutS and bugEicS can be found
az L. H. Boshcr's Sons. ID South Ninth
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NEW EST doorplat". always chan and
"r!Sht. no polishing required. Agents
irce sample. a beauty. Gross. II Gin
street. l'oston.
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Ere" sample to active agents; easy
VOTE: big profits one agents profit
December. 1914 We start you. Write
,p-"aN TOR big color plate. Quick ac-
ton secures exclusive sale iIarra n
Mig 60, RoN lI-2o. Bloomfield, lnd
NEWEST doorplaic. always ckan and
bright. no polishing required Agents
Street. i3oston.
AGENTS.. now mighty money making
marvel world startled; new. mar
v"iouS clothes washing crystal: clothes
WaSn'nE ideas r"volutiOniZcd: positive
" ahoIlShcs rubbing, waShhoard wash
l''g machines, women astoundcd: wild
oyer ~ max" $50 I" Sl00 weekly easy
,M;'rSha'i OF PENNSYLVANIA. amazed
Telegraph rush 5000 packages" ExcIn-
slNc territory: II" experience ncccSSary
'r'nit granted; own u business. supply
customers. Pocket big profits Ma
iI.re.s mighty elements do work
curry Write to-day get ovcrwhein-
INK proof all free Eauitablc C'orporn
ION Room 81, ola West Superior. chi
NGENrS. SCH the original native herbs.
- box t22h tablets for zoe Lor
sample and terms address G. " Eus
SOFT. columbus. o
AGENTS. make big money and become
Snl"s MANAGER for our goods Fast
ana sample free. one Dip Fen co. 7o2
Daily Record. Baltimore. Nd.
BILLY SUNDAYS Message Au,bor-
red. we will pay YOU sioo To- Ijs-
ulhni" II ia Your ucichborhond. co
LAYS work. spar" time may be used
,nucu!hrs and sample froc Universal
L.lnIc House. Philadelphia
AGENTS wanted everywhere on salary
ST. weekly. Paid weekly. pc"rlcss
ircraratl"n Company. Dept ~. Potts.
AGENTS. sell Aunt Lydia's Rlesscs NJ
!l"i herb remedies; established hnlf
IIrnturN. Lydia l.. Small Compnmv,
) tn~aN station. Boston. Mass.
ihl,-liCT seller ready for market ob-
HuintrlS new. big profits rcpcats
rtil Ie"!hLs iI"". Carl Bros. 2aio Wood
street Wheeling. w Va.
hlH textile mills viii .mplov cycr,.-
"hcr" rclinhl" pcopl" To tax. nrdcr.
l"' dress fabrics. hosiery. uudcrw.,r.
an" hcckwcar from samples Eactnry
prices. Many making over $40 WINNIE
spare or all time. No .Xpcricrcn 20.
mhncnt Stcadfast Mills Don, IN
'oho"s, y. Y. w.
MEN and women, double your money.
every ten minutes showing marvellous
rcpair device everybody buys on sight
lchr 70 daily. easy. Agency and
sam "a pies for :! cents. .Tenon Mfg. Co,
- Cleveland street, Clinton. S. G.
If you could buy something for 81 and
sell II Tor sl.50 YOU would consider
oNr dollar well spent. Repeat this
hrnCcsS 10 times q day by a few hours
Work and you have earned ST. Amv
IN arunE az our agents. Write for
inII Information and free sample. In
Iorc- Fosyer co. 1915 Noble street
Philadelphia. Ia.
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ATTENTION. statesmen. We want live
representatives to sell a popular cleo
trical necessity. Rctails for 50. Sells
on sight To homes and Offices. 100 per
cent TO district agents; 30 to CO per
cent TO SubaEcnts. Very little capital
required. Write mt once foT particu-
lars. Haven't time to talk TO amy but
energetic huStlcrS. Wallace Novelty
York
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GOOD opportunity for energetic man
with small capital. Call on Blue
Bla7c Burner Co, ll6 North Seventh
Street, and inspect proposition.
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SITUATIONS wANTnD-Female,

WANTED. position in millinery: have
~ little experience. Address W. care
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-NishESI stock OF buEgics. surveys
runabOutS ana business wagons ana
harness in the city at exccptionally
low prices.
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N!tNTS. SCH the original native herbs
- box t2@h tablets for soc For
sample and terms address c. W. I:ns-
SOFT. Columbus. -
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WANTED. business connection with
possibilities OF my earnings being
$4,000 or more: good credit and some
money: Will take partnership only la
substantial business. Address T.. As,
care Times Dispatch
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WANTED. one representative for each
- county call on automobile owners.
Experience unnecessary. Easy sales.
S31 weekly. Get particulars to-day.
Echo Distributing Co, Box IL, Hem
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RESPONSIBLE manufacturer desires
placing valuable agency; sure rcpcat
or; permanent income business build
or; easy, competition. Protected
pany, Is West Thirty-tirst Street. New
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EVERY Ford car owner will buy our
gas saver and lock, > in /. Guaran-
ICED to save over 20 per cent gasoline.
Develops greater power. Lock stops
theft and JOY riding. Territories now
open TO live statesmen with moderate
funds. Big commissions. Quick action
advised. Write to-day. star Auto Spc-
CiulticS Co, go Broadway New York.
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q good sterographcr. with experience,
-uesircs position. Can help in book
keeping. Would consider doctors Of
ice. II As. care Times Dispatch.
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AGENTS. sell "Attacho Electric Light"
make s. to SIS daily: enormous de-,
mand. Send now for terms, territory.
Linn Mig. Co, st. Louis. Mo.
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YOUNG lady. experienced In clerical
and stcnographiCal work. desires po-
sltlon In druggists office: familiar with
bookkeeping. $40 weekly. we'll recon-
mended. Address II 23G, car" Times
Dispatch
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GARTSlDE'S Iron Rust Soap Co. 1854
Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia, In.
GartSide'S iron rust soap Grade mark,
print and copyrigh, registered in the
l. :. Patent ot,iCc) removes iron rust
ink and all unwashable stains from
clothing. marble. etc. Good seller. big
margins. Agents wanted The origi-
nal :5c tube. Beware of infringe
mcnts and the penalty for making,
selling and using an infrinGcd article.
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pOSITfON wanted by neat white girl
with refined family. S25 North Fifth
street, Apartment H.
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SEVERAL. top wagons grocery. bakery.
one DAYTON wagon
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Danask Scarfs

of fine linens, for sideboards, dress
ers and carving cloths in hand
some new showing.
The price range is from soc to $500
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BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Jane Cowl. in the Garden of Lies, a
fve-act Broadway drama, is the spo
cial attraction at the Empire today
and tomorrow.
The Bolin-N esbitt wrestling match
and three boxing bouts announced to be
staged in the Armory tonight have been
postponed to Tuesday night of next
week.
The second of the series of three Friday
night country store socials BY Leo council
knights of Columbus, will be held tonight
at O'Clock in X OF c. hall. There will be
card playing and dancing. Scores made will
be applied to the contest for Thanksgiving
Miss Helen B. Calder of Boston, gen
eral secretary of the Woman's Board
of Missions, viii speak tonight at the
regular meeting in the Congregational
chapel at 80. Miss Calder is q
speaker of rare charm and will tell an
interesting story of missionary work in
I Turkey and of conditions there.
The semi annual meeting of the
state board OF the registration o.
nurses is being held at the state house
IN Montpelier. Twenty three eandi
dates are taking the examination being
| Conducted Ill the naIi OF the House o.
Representatives The board IS made
Iup as follows President, DIR. ID. G
Hawley, Burlington; treasurer, Dr. c
A. Gale, Rutland secretary, Miss Mar,
E. Schumacher, Brattleboro.
j. C. Rockwell's Sunny South com
pany in The Wrong Johnson drew onl,
a small audience at the Auditorium
last evening, but the company wa
probably the best colored company eve
: brought to Brattleboro. Mr.. Rockwell
, who is a widely known show man, ha
been here many times, and althoug
he IS out of pocket as result of las
, nights visit he will come again. TIL
company contained some good singer
: and instrumental musicians, and tn
/ male quartet, eornetists, wire arts
/ dancers and other speciality artists mad
I up a well rounded show that was el
e Enthusiastically received.
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BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The funeral of Mrs. Frank w. Pet
tee was held this afternoon at O clock
at the house, 6S High street, Rev. c.
r. Powers of Randolph, Mass, and Rev
I. NJ. Compton of West Brattleboro Of
iiciating The bearers were Bert s.
Miller, Austin Z. Miller and Walbridge
G. Horton. The burial took place in
Prospect Hill cemetery.
The water plug at the north end Of
tic railroad station at which north
bound engines have taken water has
been taken down temporarily. 1t will
be put in position considerably nearer
the grade crossing. Until such time as
it is again in service northbound en-
gines take water at South Vernon and
at Bellows Falls instead of at Brattle-
boro.
The special A. L. S. e. feature pro-
duction, The Sins of Mothels, with
Earle Williams and Anita Stewart IN
the leading roles, is the attraction at
the Princess theater today. This
drama is based on the curse of heredi-
ty and exemplifies the inherent passion
for gambling in beautiful girl. The
story won a $1,000 prize in a scenario
competition. Tomorrow the four-part
special production A Night at Maxims
viii be shown.
| Mrs. A. B. Upham of Maiden, Mass.
| will speak in the Baptist church Sun.
day morning on Mission Work among
the North American Indians. Mrs. Ua
hams parents labored anon. tn,
| Cherokees 80 years or more and shs
was born and reared there. Ernest
Butler of Maiden, who spoke briefly a
the largely attended meeting last Sun
day evening, said in conversation tina
Mrs. Upham was a very enioyabl,
speaker and that the people would lis
ten to her with great pleasure.
l. Three machinists from Brattlebor
who were engaged to 90 to Worcester
| Mass, to enter the employ of the Reed
Prentice Co, found whc nthey reache
there that strike was in progress an
refused to go to work They agree
| TO remain a few days and explain tn
situation to others who were to 90 late
from Brattleboro. The men were hire
at the Brooks House last week by Wi
| liam Bacon, superintendent of the plan
It is said that he hired Is men i
Keene, n H.. on the same trip to thi
section.
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Tea Cloths and Tea Sets

napkins.
Fine aemstitched Damask 81 inches
In M to So o8
Round Damask Tea Cloths with caOped diameter
1898
Round Tea Sets with round aped and
half1lozen napkins fors q es
Handsome IIemstitched Square Tea Sets qualities
60inch Cloths napkins to match for 81
81 X 80inch Cloths and dozen napkins
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-12
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

Mrs. Fred L. Smith Is class in the
Baptist Bible school held social last
evening in the home of Miss. Marjorie
Crosby.
Mrs. William P. Adams gave baby
party to few babies and their moth
ers Yesterday afternoon at her home on
Forest street. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The timbers for the roof of the main
portion of the new railroad station are
being put in place rapidly. The glass
was placed today in the small windows
in the rear of the baggage and express
rooms.
Workmen this morning by using
some packing managed to stop the leaks
/ in the hydrant at the corner of Main
and High streets which is to be re-
placed by a new one when that ar
rives.
| In the Swedish Lutheran church.
Rev. A. J. Hilmer of Orange, Mass
will deliver an address lin Swedish)
/ this evening on the theme, The Dawn
of the Reformation. Admission will be
free, and all are welcome.
Mrs r. II. Baker was given a "good
tcheer' surprise party last evening by
/ 20 of her friends at. her home on Pearl
street. The evening was spent socially
and refreshments were served. Music
was rendered during the evening.
The Modern Woodmen will hold a
regular meeting Monday evening at
7.3O. After the meeting, at o'clock,
card social will be held, to which
the public is invited. Refreshments
will be served Members arc asked to
carry cake.
About % members of Oasis encamp-
ment, l. o. O. f., went to Bellows Falls
last night by automobile and the de
gree team, which included most of the
party, conferred the degree at a dis
trict meeting with Golden Rule en-
campment.
An explosion of gas last evening at
the home of Charles A. Boyden on Wal
nut street demolished a gas stove and
blew out a pane of glass in the kitch-
en- window. Mr.. Boyden lighted the
gas. but the oven door was not open
rs it should have been, to allow the
circulation of air. Nobody was hurt.
Universalism in Japan will be the
subject of a stereopticon lecture by
Rev. D. f. Trout in the Universalist
church Sunday at 80 p. m. The
lecture tells the story Of the birth
growth and present condition of the
Universalist church work in Japan. II
describes the Blackmer Home, the
Midari kindergarten and other fields OF
the mission s activity. Besides the
specific work of the Universalist
church, many colored slides reveal thc
customs, occupations, habits, dress and
the varied, quaint life of the Japanese
\ cordial welcome is extended to all
and every one who is interested in the
Universalist church is especially urgee
to be present. There will be specia
music.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-12

Australia maintains training school
for boys who desires to become expert
farmers but lacks the means to pay for
proper instruction.
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MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, Nov. Il, by Carl s.
Hopkins, Esq, John Peter Logan and
Goldie Elaina (Bowness) Jacobs, both
oil Worcester, Mass.
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Damask ray Cloths

Unhemmed Danask Tray Cloths,
two special values. Very large
and very fine. 12H2c and Csc
Hemstitched .Damask Tray Cloths,
IN many new patterns.
Special at CSC
Special Value Damask Tray Cloths,
at 29c and 39c
Fine Heavy Double Da1nask Tray
Cloths, plain damasks and satin
figures. soc, 75c and S1.OO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-12
Large Stocks This Year
of Staple and Fancy
Linen Towels

All at the old before the-war =
prices.
Large German Huck Towels, in
good weights, at 25c, 29c and soc
Full Lines of Finer Towels for
Christmas Purchasers, at
SOC, roc, S1.0O I'D to S1.5O
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-12

A highway of the Andes mountains
attains an elevation Of 1900 feet.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-12

B. II. S. Dramatic club presents Mr.. Bob
Monday, Nov Do Get exchange tickets
now of High school pupils. Adv. 21S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-12

POTATOES Carload Of nice ones just
received from Maine. Price 81 at car,
81 % delivered in village. Frank H. How.
ard. Adv. 21S
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-11-12

s. H. s. Dramatic club presents Mr.. Dob
Monday. Nov - Get exchange tickets
now of High school pupils. Adv. 21S