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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

See those new waists & Naughan's
summer dresses 10 close this week at
Naughsn's.
Harry Stowe OF Walnut street, who
has been employed In New York for the
past several months, has returned home
Tor q visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Stowe.
About 40 young people from this city
returned home last night by automobile
from Mortified. where they attended the
dance in the armory hall. CAROLS or.
chestrs furnished music for about sOo
dancers
Barre's fair gong drive on the grounds
Of the Dog River Valley Fair association
AZ Norfhheld slackened noticeably to-day
ana The number from this city and VI
entity who attended vac scarcely com
parable % the circus day delegation that
eft for ths fair yesterday. The Barre
hrssch train which leaves the local sta
ton AZ sIs O'Clock carried no more than
a score Of people bound for the far THIS
morning and the exodus q autos from
this esfv ana engirous vas appreciably
smaller thru Yesterday, vhen the TAR
REACHED IL height
A speH ~ rsinless weather unprece-
serts8 ii the he'd summer II 1918 u
having ~ uay sfh regststion and the
rnunfrs fsads. Ndt since TIRE summer q
1914 las there h-sn sufh - abundance q
real hss ueafhsF. Around midnight the
heavens PROMISED dnsh IF ran. bot bE
a-u,s wlsieh Sen fH uuly e. moments
ga lMt# 81 ahangt ne pafVhsd con1i-
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
Saturday, Sept. IL
Lace Curtain
Sale

For this one day we are
offering some extra Lace
Curtain values. Every sea-
son we have planned to put
out a leader that would give
extra values. This season
we feel we have the best yet.
AT Csc per pair we are putting in
one lot of good quality ruffied
edge Muslin Curtains; made from
good quality muslin. Has a
3iIa inch ruffled edge and is 2h
yards long. For this one day,
per pair, only ........,.,s. 35c
At CSC per pair, we are putting
in one lot OF White and one lot
also Of Eeru Scrim Curtains.
They have . N Inch hemstitched
edge down sides and bottom;
finished with fine quality lace
and braid edge. Are our regular
si.35 Curtain. For this one day
for only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC
In the Scrim and Marquisette Cur
tains, we have just received large
shipment OF the new and seasons
best and latest values. Are made in
the White, Cream and Eeru. Some
are made plain with wide hemstitched
edges, others have the real Irish cluny
lace insertion and edge. Are real
beauties. These come in all qualities,
from SIPS to S3.25. These are
all made in the seasons newest de-
signs, and the qualities are the best.
For this one day, we viii give
discount Of 10 per cent. on any of
our Lace and Scrim Curtain stock.
We also have a number of
odd lots where there are only
two or three pairs of a kind
left. These we will give you
extra special prices on TO
tolaap u, tho lots
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies. look for Russsll's saturday
special. 81,
The Presbyterian church choir will
meet for rehearsal Friday night az 1880
O'Clock. Members please note the hour
and day.
Mrs. MAnera Of South Barre was tax
en- to the CITY hospital yesterday for
treatment. More than 20 patients are
now being cared for az The hospital.
Miss Margaret Cato Of Beacon street,
q graduate u Spaulding high school, has
gone TO Castlet0n. where she j. enrolled
a. students the state normal school.
David Cummings, who has resided AZ
81 Farwell street Tor the pact three years,
has gone 70 Montreal where be has en-.
listed IN the sth regiment of the Gordon
Highlander. Before coming q this city
he was for several years a member Of
that regiment. getting be release about
three wears aRo. Mr.. Cummings expects
To leave Canada early neat week Tor
Liverpool. England. and VII later b ~
active service in the European var
A fan 81 iess than foar feet was sun
riert - eanss q fracture of the leit
thigh Vesterdar when Dewey Grant,
vesr-ela sgu II Mr. aud Mrs. ". Grart
Of West street. clipped from The piazza
a, bis home and struft ~ the rround.
Members 81 thr househals sau ~ itfls
vourester fan and after they had csr-
led b.m 5ufo fhe hpass deetors rfrf
allied. Thsv advises removing thF tcf
- ths Cstv hasrtai where frsrturs
srrs uesf tf.s BODY vas re8mes3 Ins
hov wss sid ~ - resting quite cuin
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09

we are to sell on this one day
all of our better Cotton and
all of our Wool Blankets at
a discount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Values all through the store not sd-
verified. The Vaughan Store.
T. A. Jacques has returned 30 bis
home In Jacksonville, after spending
several weeks with biz daughter in this
city.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
TALK OF THETOWN

New neckweAr, new styles. At thd
Vaughan Store.
Mrs. c. NJ. Wiley and two children
Of Maple Grove are passing a few days
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Nose
ley in Mortified.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

just watch matchless values keep us
busy this week. The Vaughan Store.
Fred B. Niles of Boston will speak at
Unity temple, South Barre, Sunday at
2:30 and p. m.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies, look for RusselPs Saturday
special.
Notice. The Little Dry Goods store
will be closed from Wednesday at b
.. m. till Saturday at 1880 P. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
Saturday, Sept. IL
For This Special
Anniversary Sale for
This One Day

we are putting in one lot of
Black Mercerized Petticoats.
This is the Elite Glove-Fit-
ting Top, and is a Petticoat
that is made to sell for one
dollar. Has a deep corded
tucked flounce with 6-inch
plated bottom finish. This
Petticoat is made from
good quality fast black Sat-
cen; is a late model. For this
one day we are to sell this
Petticoat at SOC each. If you
want a Petticoat for every
day wear, you cannot buy
one that will do you more
service than this Petticoat
value. This one day only
Soc each.
The demand for Colored Petticoats
is to be very great this season, and
we are to give you special sale
price on these for this one day, Sat
urday.
We have just received doz. Of
these Colored Petticoats that are
a regular 81 so value. The price
for Saturday is only ........ csc
This Petticoat is made with an 49,
inch fancy Plated Flounce. Comes in
Navy Blues, Browns, Greens and CO.
pen. For this one days sale, only
Csc each.
We have just received our full line
of Black and Colored Silk Petit
coats, both in the Taffeta and
Messaline, but the popular Pet
ticoat is Chiffon Tsffeta at $500
Comes in all colors and change
ables, also Black.
For this one day we will give a
10 per cent. discount on any of these
Pettieoat values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-09
Early Fall
Suits

In advertising Suits, as
well as any other line of mer-
chandise, it is our aim to i'm
press on the public the i'm
portance of quality. The
bargain" now demands an
explanation for its being.
Mere price is no longer a SELL
ing argument in itself. 1t is
slowly but surely being
forced into the background
by the clear notes ofsquality
and merit.
When you get a Suit, it is
not the amount that is paid
which counts: it is rather
the service you get from the
purchase. 1t is the service
coupled with the style and
quality that gives the real
pleasure and makes for any
business lasting customer.
0ur line of Suits, which is now
ready for your inspection, is from
lines we have taken great pains in
selecting, and represents the seasons
best qualities, as well as the leading
styles of the season. We buy only
from houses that make for quality,
coupled with style and real tailored
finish
We are now showing an exception
ally large line of high class models of
Suits and Coats.
While we have the Wooltex Suits
and Coats for a standard of quality,
we are showing many other lines that
we recommend and guarantee equal
as TO style and service.
We ask your inspection of this line
of this seasons best models in Coats
and Suits.
We have just received some extra
White Coat values in the seasons
latest models.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
BUYS 800 ACRES lF FINE
CUT OVER LAND NEAR HERE.

A, N. Anderson, who recently
visited Bogalusa and who left last
week for his home in Chicago, an
nounced that he had purchased 800
acres of the fine cut over land near
Boealusa and that he will start a
stock farm. Mr.. Anderson's sons
hive been l)ca.ed near here f)rsov.
cal months and they are making
extensive Improvements on their
firms. Mr., Anderson is a believer
il Bo3aluSa and cut over lands and
ne expects to interest several of bis
Chicago friends and see that they
get a tract of land near here before
it is all gone.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14

Bo9alusa people who are anxious
to learn the latest dances will have
an opportunity Of receiving instruc-
tons from one Of the best teachers
il the South starting tomorrow
evening when Miss Gladys Snyder
Of New Orleans will open glasses at
the Pine Tree Inn. The Instruction
+ r the married couples viii be On
f idly evening. Partisan Tango
AID R93Ii RouIi will be some Of the
dances taught The class for the
mared couples will be held each
Friday evening staring at $50 TIE
chilJrtus class will be heIi Saturday
morning. at 10 a m. Private lessons
wlI be taught by appointment
Those desiring information can
secure same from Mr.. Saux, mana
ger Of the Pine Tree Inn.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
RAISE $50 FUND TO Be SENT
TO SUFFERS Of GREAT WAR

A number Of Bosalusa's best
known citizens gathered al the store
Of the Chicago Tailors, on Columbia
ST., Sunday evening when a fund
vas raised to send to their needy
fellow c0untcymen who are victims
+0f the great war. The movement
vas started by S. Elias, of Uncle
Sans Dept Store and D. Benin, the
well known furniture dealer. After
the purpose Of the meeting was
made known every person in atten-
dance gave to the fund and a total
Of $50 was raised. The amount
was turned over to NJ. Marx who
will forward same to the headQuar.
tiers in New York.
The BOgalusa citizens who assist.
lin the worthy cause are to com.
mended for their action.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
MOVE THE BEER KEGS
IND CLEAR SIDEWALKS

II YOU have been in the habit Of
seeing near beer KEGS piled on the
sidewalks as well as boxes, garbage
and other unsightIy articles you
will hail with delight the action of
the city council which p SEED an or.
dance at a meeting held Tuesday
making it fine of from $40 toSl0O
for permitting such articles in front
CT Your sidewalks. As soon as
official publication is made the Or
dlnance will 90 into effect.
AT the same meeting the Council
refused to grant permission to Co.
Z. L. n 6, to erect a rife range in
the city limits. Mayor Sullivan
stated that someone might accident
L. get killed and he and the coun-
ell would feel that they we're to
blame. Mr.. Sullivan told Capt.
Iuerre, however, that he would give
him permission to erect the range
outside of the city limits on the
Great Southern property.
The question Of school tax was
discussed and then rediscussed and
/: was finally decided fer Commits
,i01er Johnson and School Board
Member L. T. Richardson to get the
matter Strengthened out at the
earliest possible tine
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
THREE BUILDINGS DESTROYED
BY FIRE MONDAY M0RNIH1

Fire, Of unknown origin, destroy,
ed three buildings in Pleasant Hill
at twO o'clock Monday morning.
One Of TIE buildings vas a la.fe
fame structure known as the Lynn
Hotel but which vas vacant.
The building was the property O. F. II
Perkins, Of New Orleans. Two other
buildings adjoining the Perkins
property we're also destroyed. One
was occ Ipied by a near beer saloon
and the other was vacant. The
total damage is estimated at $4,000.
Good work by the voluntee, fire de-
partment resulted in other property
being saved.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
NORTH B0GALUsA TO
ORGANIZE FIRE DEPT
Follows Columbia Street
Property Owners To
Fire Fighting

Monday night about 80 property
holders and residents met in the
office Of Sanders & Sanders in the
Washington Bank Building and Or
eanized the Northeast Boealusa
Volunteers Fue Department.
The meeting was called to order
by J. B. Lindsey. The subject Of
fire protection was thoroughly dis.
cussed and it was the unanimous
sentiment Of the meeting that
Northeast Boealusa was sadly in
need Of a fire fighting ORGANIZATION.
1t was then determined to have an
active and an inactive organization,
tie members of the active oreani.
cation to consist Of the fire fighters,
and the members of the inactive
organization to consist of both the
hre fighters and the financial sup.
porters Of same. J. B. Lindsey was
Il
elected the first President, W.P.
HALEY, the first Secretary and
Treasurer, Jules Leblanc, the FIRST
Captain. A committee of four. con.
sIStlne of j. H. Friend, Chairman:
L. h. Roberts, A. D. Lear and Jess
|. Johnson, were appointed ascer-
tain what support would be given
70 The enterprise. The first meet
Ing Of tie Northeast Bogalusa Vol.
unteers Fire Department will be
held during the next two weeks
and all ofthe residents Of Northeast
B0sahSa will be invited to attend.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
OPENING Of N[WD0RsEY;TORE
Will BE HELD ON SATURDAY.

bosahlsa newest and one Of the
1lnest and most complete stores,
will open its doors for business Sal.
urday when the store of NJ. r. Dor.
sey in Richardsontown will be
opened The building is modernin
every respect and much attention
has been given to the display win /.
dows and the electrical lightning.
Not one dollars worth of old mer-E
chandise will be found at the new
store and several exclusive articles
will be handled, a n(ng which is the
Charter Oak stoves and ranges
Chattanooga wagons, Headlight Over
alIs and many other nationally
d
known articles Of great merit. A
complete line Of dryeoods Of every
description will be carried as well
as a big display of shoes and every
thing that's good to eat will be
fund here.
I want all my friends and pat
ronS to visit this store Saturday
and see if this is not one of the.
finest stores in the entire Parish
said Mr.. Dorsey before departing to
New Orleans where be purchased
more stock Tuesday.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
BocALusA, LOUISIANA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER "A 1915.
ANOTHER STEP TOWARD
SECURING POLICE JURORS
Action Taken At Meeting
OF Executive Commit +
tee On Saturday.

The Democratic Executive Com.
mittee, in session at FranklintOn
Saturday. passed a resolution to
make blanks for three members of
tie Police Jury from the Fourth
ward instead Of one. The motion
was introduced by A. N. Dobbs and
a lively discussion followed. The
matter will be taken up at once with
Attorney General Pleasant. 1t was
also ordered that pending the deci.
sion Of the Attorney General de.
clarations be accepted from proba.
bic candidates for the two extra
members and that the Executive
committee take final action at the
next meeting which will be held on
Saturday October 30th.
At this meeting the date Of the
Parish Primary was fixed as Tues.
JAM, 18th and that the General cleo.
ton be held April 18th. All candi.
dates for ward offices must file their
declarations on or before IL o'clock
Tuesday night October 18th, candi.
dates for Sheriff, Clerk and Assessor
must file their declarations by mid.
night Of October 10Th, while the
candidates for representative and
coroner must file declarations not
latter than the last named date.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
MUSTER AND INSPECTION
Of COMPANY { IS HELD

Third quarterly Muster and In
spection Of Co & was held at the
Armory on Monday evening when
AZ men and two officers were in at
tendance. Capt. J, T. Edmonds, of
the WASHINGTON Artillary attended
the inspection and he paid the local
company many high compliments.
and the muster convinced Capt
Ednonds that Co. G was one of the
bet organized companies in the
state.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
Mrs. Richardson Dead

Mrs. D. VI. Richardson. a{e about.
- years, died at the tlene d rela-
les near SAMMY Hill last Wednes-
.dl} night following an extended
, mess MIS-. Richardson was one
9 BoGalusa most lovable lad es and
had a large circle Of friends among
al classes, who had the pleasure Of
mr. acquaintance. The funeral ser
vices were held Thursday and was
lrsely attended. She. is survived
by a husband and a number Of
relatives.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
BIC MASS MEETING To Be HELD
ON MONDAY NOVEMBER 18TH
Promises TO BE The Great.
est Event OF Its Kind
Ever Held In The State.
Everybody Going

Inc Dig mass meeting. to which
hundreds Of Boealusians have look.
ed forward to, has been set and YOU
had better make it a point now to
be in Boealusa on Monday Nov. 18th,
and be at the Y. M. c. A. at 8 D m,
for that is the date set for the meet
ine which promises to eclipse, II
possible, the meeting which was
held in the early part Of the wear
If you did not attend the meeting
last winter it is impossible to tell
you the treat you missed. The one
to be held in November has many
more acts and scenes than the last
one. No matter what you troubles
are you will be asked to tell them
If the affairs Of the city are not
running exactly to suit your taste
be at the meeting and tell the crowd
If you want to see Boealusa i'm
proved and prosper you will have
an opportunity Of stating your
views. In fact at this meeting
everything will be discussed from
the differences between you and
your neiehbors to the buying Of the
water works and sewer system.
Then the City Fathers have a lot Of
requests from various people for
various things. Some want to get
properties in the city and others
want to get out. You are going to
hear all these things discussed and
you are going to have a say in how
it will be settled, If tickets we're
selling at Sl.5O each you would Get
more than your moneys worth so
!nasmuch as you are to take an
active part in the meeting it is best
to begin thinking Of the things you
would like to see accomplished. Be-
sides the many things, above men
toned, to be discussed at this mass
meeting there will be questions Of
vital interest to every man, and
woman in Bogalusa. Municipal
ownership, a new city hall, a new
Jail, purchasing of schools, improve.
ment Of the streets and sidewalks. a
bond issue aud other things will be
discussed. Tell your friends and
neiehbors. Get them all busy with
suggestions and lets have a mass
meeting that will 60 down as not
only one that accomplished great
things but where everyone had a
good suggestion to make and one
where standing room was at a
premium.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
UNWILLING 0F MONUMENTS
BY Nl0DNEN ON SUNDAY

Goodyear camp, Woodman Of the
World, unveiled three monuments
il honor Of their dead Sunday and
the ceremony was very impressive.
A large oumber Of the local mem.
bers gathered at the Starnes Hall and
headed by the Y. ~ c, A. band
they marched to The cemetery
where the services were conducted.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
Do YOU OWN Al AUTO?
BETTER READ THIS THEN
Council Hear Complaints
From Many And Take
Action

Put that mufller hack on your
Ford, give a signal before you at
tempt to pass q rig, don't drive
faster than IS miles per hour with.
in the city limits, don't make any
unnecc essary noises with that Klax.
on or other signal, keep the right d
the road and don't 90 over (nlum.
ola street or Ave B bridge faster
than 5 miles per hour. These a.
well as other things regarding cars
were discussed at the council and.
drastic action will follow. Most Of
the complaints are said to have been
the result Of drivers Of public cars
and the Commissioner Of Public
Safety as well as the Chief Of Police
has been advised to be enforce
these ordinances.
AT the same meeting the council
extended to Supt Of Public Ac-
counts Mcfarland to visit Boealusa
at an early date and inspect the
books Of the city and make sue-
gestions.
School Board Member L. T..
Richardson was at the meeting dis
cussiDg the schools and was authors
u for the statement that the official
enrolment OF all schools in the
Parish show an attendance Of SIPS
white children and 275O negroes.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
SPECIAL TRAIN GOES
To FAIR TOMORROW
Estimated That 500 School
Children Will Go On
Special Train

Tomorrow may as well he bog.
alusa Day" at the Washington Par.
ish Fair for a special train will be
run from Bogalusa to Efanklinton
and it is expected that nearly one
thousand persons will board the
train here. This day being known
as School Day and all the schools Of
the Parish dismissed for the occasion
will result in the largest gathering
Of school children in the history Of
the Parish. All Of the rural school
from State Line to St. Tammanv
line will send a large number o.
pupils koealusa. as usual is ex.
pected to furnish far in excess to all
Others and it is estimated by the
teachers that not less than 500
school children will attend the Fail
tomorrow and take part in the ex.
ercises. Tomorrow will also be the
banner day Of the Big Fair. There
are a score Of special attracting
planned for tomorrow and a large
number Of the grown folks will have
an excellent excuse for attending
the fair tomorrow.because they must
60 look after the children.
The special train will leave Bog.
alusa at ZOO a m and returning
train will leave Franklinton at $50
p m. A rate of S10O for the round
trip is offered. Angie, and Varnado
people will have a special rate of
Sl.25 and they will come to Bog.
alusa on the early train and take
the special at 7 o'clock. They will
return on the special and take the
evening train home.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-14
Lively eaild Dead

Cecil, the seven month and only
Child Of Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Lively Of
Columbia street, died Sunday. Death
was due to bowel trouble. The fun.
eral services were held Sunday and
burial was IN the Boealusa cemetary.