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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-18
GEORGETOWN.

Tho Misses Mitchell will be at home
informally Tuesday. April 20. when their
sister. Mrs. Cheshire, OF North Carolina,
will be with them.
Mrs. George w. Salter, formerly OF
Georgetown who has been visiting several
friends here, has returned to her home In
Canada.
Miss Elizabeth King and her guest.
Miss waldron, of California. who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
King. returned last Monday to their
school at Tarrytown, N. Y.
Lieut. Randolph Coyle, U. S. NJ. c..
spent the holidays with his mother. Mrs.
Randolph Coyle, ST., at her home, In
Twenty-ninth street.
Mrs. Katherine ID. Walters. who has
been for the past six weeks the guest at
the home of her sisters, the Misses
DuvalI, left on Wednesday for her home
in New York.
Mrs. Louis Mackall gave a beautiful
luncheon last week in honor of her niece.
the wife of Lieut.. Edwin Parker, now
stationed at Fort Myer. JonQuils were
the decorations. The guests were Mrs.
Henry Matthews, Mrs. Harry Reade, Mrs.
Corcoran Thorn, Mrs. Ben HELEN. Miss
Dorsette, and Miss Emily Matthews.
Miss Margaret Beck has returned from
a months visit to relatives at Eagle
Lake, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Orme and Miss
Eloise Orme have returned from two
weeks stay at Atlantic City, n. ].
Mrs. Robert Barnard Tenney has cards
out for Tuesday. April %, from to Z, to
meet Mrs. Robert Barnard Tenney, 3r.
Mrs. William Leetch and the Misses
Dougal are entertaining Mrs. Charles
Herr, of Jersey City.
Mrs. Frank Hight is spending some
time in Boston. Mass.
Mr.. George A. King. jr., who Is a
student at Harvard, Is spending a few
days with his parents. having q class
mate, Mr.. Hollis. as his guest.
Miss Anna Taggart. who has been for
some time visiting her sister and broth
er-in-Iaw, DR.. and Mrs. Sankey Bacon,
in Charleston. s. c.. has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Hinckley. wife Of En-
sign Hinckley, U. 8. N, who during the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-18

Alice. Of Mount Vernon. N. Y, spent the
past week as guests of Mrs. Heilbruns
sister. Mrs. Myer Nordlinger. of A street.
Mrs Nathan Kaufman. of Providence.
R. T., is the guest of her sister, Miss F.
Goldenberg, of Twenty-seventh street.
Mrs. Armistead Peter and Miss Agnes
Peter were at home Thursday, assisted
by Miss Emily Matthews.
The Embroidery Club of Anacostia
was entertained on Wednesday last
CONTINUED on PAGE FOUR.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-18
Personal Notes

Owing to her continued absence
from the city Mrs. J. F. Tarvin has
resigned as press agent for the Dis
trict division of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy and Mrs. Maude
HowellSmith. division president. has
appointed Mrs. Taylor o. Timberlake.
of the Stonewall Jackson Chapter. to
fill the position thus vacated.
Miss Amalie Alexander has returned
to the city from a short trip to New
York.
Miss Thelma Eichberg is spending
short time with friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Minnie Isemann and her
brother, Mr.. Henry Xander. have given
up their house at 1880 Belmont road
and have taken two apartments at
Wardman courts south, 1920 Clifton
street. where they will be pleased to
see their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Loeb. Of Annapolis
Md, spent a short time in town during
the past week with relative
Miss Irene Kisk, Of Providence, r. J..
returned during last week to her home
after a fortnight spent in town. the guest
of Mrs. A. Levy.
Miss Sylvia Kahn, Of Baltimore, has
to her home after a short stay
here, tho guest of Mrs. G. Lewis.
Mr.. Alfred Haas has returned to the
city from New York. where he was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Haas.
Miss Hortense Ganss. Of Baltimore.
spent a short time in town last week
as the guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fischer are spending
some time in Niagara, n. Y, and Allan
tic City.
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gerstown after spending ten days in
Rockville as guests of Mrs. John B.
Brewer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Offutt has been spend
ing some time in Baltimore as the guest
of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertram n. Garstin.
Miss Powderly. OF Washington, was the
recent guest of friends in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Offutt. of Wash
ington. recently spent several days in
Rockville as guests OF relatives.
Mrs. James H. Windsor was the host
ess Of the Jamestown Woman's Club at
its last meeting, Mrs. Ernest H. Darby
presiding. The subject considered was
Switzerland" those participating In the
program being Mrs. Upton D. Nourse,
Mrs. o. A. Dillingham;. Mrs. Darnell,
Miss Margaret Darby and others. Re-
frcshments were served.
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absence of her husband on his cruise has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. King. has left for Norfolk to
join her husband.
Mrs. John Magruder and Miss Mary
Magruder left last week for Frederick
burg. Va. for an indefinite stay.
DR.. William D. Brace has returned
from a Western trip.
Mr.. DAWSON of Baltimore Is the guest
of his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Fonlaine Dawson.
Mrs. Harry Heilbrun and daughter
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO.

John Fl. Finney, Mrs. John Mckinney.
Miss Katherine +. Porter. Mrs. James
Watmough. Miss Ella Whiting. Miss
Florence Wood. Miss Katherine L.
Polkinhorn. Mrs. J. s. Burnside and Mrs.
.. B. ZantZinger
On account Of the broad charity of the
Episcopal Eye, Ear ard Throat Hospital
in caring for patients of all denomina-
lions. the bazaar, which will close
Wednesday night, is receiving generous
patronage. Like many other institutions
its need for money this year is greater
than 1t has ever been before, and the
demands made upon 1t by those who
wish to save their hearing, sight or
speech are more numerous than ever.
The board of lady managers of the in
stitution Is composed of members from
all Episcopal churches OF the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

The Illinois State Entomoiogist.
\. s Forbes. Urhans.
Distribution OF Tree Species" \.
: Forbes. Urbana-
Bird SeiShbors." Ida MAY Briggs.
The Bird or the Cat Ida May
Briggs.
There are given about twenty-five
poems all bearing on trees and birds
and. with about hfty cuts make up
the - pages Of the circular.
This issue contains 10000 copies
and every school room in the state is
expected 20 receive n copy for the IL
brary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

st-re ts collected SIS and issued -
electrical permits visl fees az f5i so.
water -Fat ruouuted Co st77f ard
Ntr. =sapD turned over q total %
ft-fss '1 fHr cify CLERK
DR. Wgsiies iu his report states
The eidr aprcad prevalence %
a1easI~s fas caused ere health depart
ns~rs r1 U1t tu force che t1lioa iuE aer
ralFss
-Nu cases mEEt b. reported immed-
iafrF t1 Gre ciff physician. Tho family
asysfrisa does his bgf uHru people
have 60 doctor the respo1a 1iiifr OF
rrra-f.re ard enc quarantine rests on
tho head OF ere r1gseE1.t. This SAME
r,4t~ rps.i~s Co. ali eoatszi11- disease.
Er~usrE these diseases a teersf tu
escape raaraurfue ts Punishable by
ere % Ezf t8 $500 TIE patient must
6s euarartiaed for ~ days or gatn
ON .afrett1ss discharges have eeaari
Visitors ore prohibited sgserptib'~
eaCtree ~ gre smiIT must be e1afr-
ed CO. ths premises bet raF br permit
Gee .as fr~et9m @ tsr yard. ia ehiet
tfeT Go zoe come te e1etsef vifl 0tar-
raufren TIE eatirrf eass BE- etelud-
90 from pabiie and private schools Or
orG-r fa rrt1rr t9 sraooi au e1dlrru
rf ffr t1rsesotd mEs. have d permit
fsoaa ere city ps9s.else. foF lt~ pres
-rr signs wut sos b. placed OF to1ses.
cor Eel Earn Esff7r uFerssaFF rEcFpf tr
eases 0aere Death oscar.
There we're orlY tErFr eases %
s-aurax on warca. ard ss usaai reae
taf ever se~a vscc5aafeG. Vita fais
fssrseaar disease 90 r@msFoss ia tire
rrfe5sl=s. -f beae9V~s everyone 90 b.
core vaee.-stea az osee o. tle vac
ere scar ts an otf eer Co b. revac-
efosssG.
~1frE tesss are roo Fsb,istef for
tfarra becssse tse testing machine
brctr Gown abeu oetF ab9st oas-third
% ere etsmiastioas had bsea made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
The Store That Has Everything Newest and Besf-Pr


Whiteside county 1896 10
Mercer county -.....--f,Go2
The method of selecting delegates
TO said judicial convention shall be in
any OF the following forms as the re-
spective county committees shall de-
termine:
BY the respective democratic com.
mittees in any or all OF the several
counties.
BY mass convention.
BY delegate convention.
T A PENEER.
Chairman Democratic County Com
mittee, Rock Island County.
a z. BERGLAND
Chairman Democratic County Com
mittee. Henry County
G. c. BOWERS.
Chairman Democratic County Com
mittee, Mercer County.
J. H. DALEY,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
CIRCULAR FOR BIRD AND
ARB0R DAY DISTRIBUTED

The annual Arbor and Bird circular
Prepared ~ tie state depssti.i mt %
public instruction Is nD~ rcsdy fer
Distribution. The spring date Is set
10 the governor proclamation a.
Friday. April - The autumn data
e. FRIDAY. Oc. - Tire suTerin'"hI-
sut % public instruction has written
the regular letter for the introduction.
The articles found IN this years
books are
The Relation % Our Shrubs and
Trees % our Wild Birds" Professor
Prank smith. 4. % J.. Urhana
Some % My Pets " 4 walton
The Cardinal Mrs. Rcbseca n.
Kaufman. oregon. fii.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
BETHANY BOARD
PLANS FOR HOME
AUTHORIZES IMPROVEMENT TO
SAFEGUARD cs+iLoaES-so
EXCURSION THIS YEAR.

Bethany Hone board met a. Man
uszetgrrrs hotst. Motire last nisht and
atl9wea BUS 70 shs amguat % s5sst5
Tor the pas tnorth. The president.
Mrs. X 2. AafsFsG1. vas authorized
% make such purchases % clothes az
are uecsssary Tor the caiidrea. also
a lawn uovsr ana Ere sVtsnEuishsTs.
% =. Anderson was appointed chair
RAD o. = committee 90 look ovc- cleo
srl- virlaE en- The homc. also pac.
neantsters Where needed and % 40
whatever is Eecsssary 90 safeguard
The lives % enc chfiGrcr at TIRE home.
q vas decided uot 90 have the usual
steamboat exctsrsi7n thts y~ar. a. e
takss q tarE~ amogut % work W'fh
r~srrus rot always commsusurute.
Nrasrou 1os's Hounds reported -
csEarsn ss ths hose a. present. I've
we're returned 20 their parsnts last
uoufhs two we're placed cut by guard
fnna ard ave usvaco-ners WsTe -
e~fv~d here are nine casss %
m~s sses. and fgur calls made b. Dr..
a y NasECr
r1narfcus fo- tire n1outh % March
we're as follows From Rock isia-e.
,s~ka-v russ. towel rack. shoes. book.
zzzs b. Mrs. T.. ~ Copp. fruit Mrs
T. = Czrpe-tsr. saatutehss. Au<us-
tara college tadfss. broad and cake.
Eagles io.4Es. Frsz Moiius vas -
c~fges th~ ss1toSi-ss T~na's dannsi.
Ms. Frsdsrscksoas books. apples.
srG-xss asd sesasas. yr. and Ms. q.
" t.oosisTs pc2 corn balls ard
,-u-ss. Mrs. e. = D-stz ana MS
SNa-s stockings WEr~ ssaf 0T Mr.
+ Z 49, f.rl-. LII.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
COATS

Balmy breezes from the south may
blow away the chill of midday but early
morning and evening hours send most
urgent request for Goats.
Coats are popular this Spring, more so
we believe, than for many years-may-
be it's because our stocks are so generous
in their displays of smart models at mod
crate prices.
Whatever the reason may be, every
woman who wants a Coat (and every
woman surely wants d Coat) will find the
choosing of that Coat a diversion, salts
flying in every way, if she will stop here.
Coverts. big checks, little checks and
all the other wanted styles for Spring are
here now, and that they are priced from
only sos up viii add to the interest in
this Coat news.
Goats 5.Q5 and uD
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

Flare. Flare. everywhere. but that Is not
our fault. for the makers OF these Suits
were showing indicate symPathies Tor
certain popular song. they must have
sung.
It's a short. short way 20 the bottom OF
many of the Skirts but that i more than
made mp IN the iulncss.
Flares do not prevail in all the Suits
shown by ms; our stocks are so complete.
So broad and varied that most every con-
ceivablc style for spring IS here awaiting
your favor.
Never in the history OF our Suit De
partmeut have we enjoyed so great pre-
Easter business as this wear. This must
indicate our ability 10 serve with the
styles and quality wanted by most wom-
en-.
our Suits are priced from SIS to S45.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
Call for Democratic JUDICIAL cOnven.


ton.
\ convention OF the democrats OF
the Fourteenth judicial circuit of Hi
nois Is called 70 assemble at the court
house in the city OF Rock Island.
Thursday. April :. 1915. at o'clock
p m. for the purpose OF nominating
three candidates for circuit judge 10
be voted for at the election TO be held
June :. 1918.
The basis of representation in SAID
convention shall be one delegate Tor
every 200 votes OF major fraction
thereof cast for the democratic can
didate for president in 1912. which viii
entitle each OF the various counties TO
representation in said judicial conven-
ton as follows:
Vote. Delegates
Rock Island county. 1897 20
Henry county ....-.. -2.2ls II
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
shl Gan Bogh Ss0rn Testimony
Of H0deSt CitiIea!

se@e t.me ESQ 6 bssan gss ess 81
ralF swamp taet wtrb TIE most 90.
mHfssa.r freg.es Scr Years Q vas al.
ncss f wrres ans wss a great s4Eer-
vas se Gad az tfasss Z woga
si.at sNsT ana BAD sta&nE spells.
H.ss Erw f0cter vas called fe
sd Hs sslf tsss Q haf Ei9asV trgub,r
aat give ur grfietns. % which Q toot
ssrsrt, tcfU-f o6taiaed sorae rs-
.ef teau eats euf z was zsttiaz weak
flr lur r coGf aoF sleep ant
'ffa sH mrF pafa tsaf nv bus
.fat saa e.ltrrr had 90 Jlfs 40 on
faa Que ~ bee tfr-r thfs tine two
..'raaf seot we word tg cry swamp
'.'. vs.rt dif. ana Z arr CAD t1
go t't. ere rrst dose save ne great
r'e. AFTER ttsisz tEe third dose
N's s- pei .ef1 bed ard slept saif %
ur sfEst
Toes several bosttss % swamp
le2t tHd trei thar z owe ny zee 10
wonderful reuetv The eve fan
~ t'rters satf ffat : coutf 90 live
zee months q would have 20 b.
sr.sef ri asf ots o. bed Ten 90 60
es every esfF Nmer taking ~
Ntt1ier.s swamp Tor two favs
- e1.rr.V free from zstsfsx u1 and
p ii steep segnuy
NEe u r. gE1fAN.
runneifoa. W Va
e-safs feoesrrG bs-ors me. this
- m September 1909. Mrs n p
,'it1. wbr subscribed ths above
-issairss taf made Oath thaf the
'tir Is trae ir susstsn-e aus On fact
fust.rff a. MILLER
Notary Public
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
WILL WEIGH ice
DELIVERED HERE
600 INSPECTOR ANNOUNCES
srn PLAN TO COUNCIL ~
RS MONTHLY REPORT.
o. a r. W4snsr ir Rsss-- % ia
Ns-s Declares rrsrs Werr -
eas-s Of Measles .n Wsre1.

Nv aas s~ seasaa o. aay.ar coal
o.. .seas over fI F s.re.er -.tr feot
- s-frsfsF -ea.es Inspector viu
1.-sf- BIZ ar--...aa ra che iee gag
.,. ss. e.s sI parts et tEe e.fT
....a. ers.ar Fol rarr snF slarr
..r.s .. ar.r sIsrrerareies ia tsr
...-r cred ar che torrs
as aer was scEes1~rf POI
.. ..r ea- asr alrar sF tir
sr.H rrreft. sEsrzir.
-. L. ..HHs..1 Archie START
Ii. r.rt..r declared I'M hts resume
- .r @ .aar food e9lfif.ons
60 . Fr-r i~3ros Pfc an.
HeHG ufrsera wrre
.. re. remenfs ~ fF@ tsw
..f rl. .sf visited practically
80. asr. srHe-rF. bakery. restsa-
...r frI ee..aoerV store in ftT
...r shsre .- found u general sprlns
..-trrs and ere state
~. aear srr..s.. Complied Viss.
I.. declared chat la tfe coal tests
a- a.aI fr r1 case any material dif-
fr-r.s between rHr ticket and the
4-f.f. Tff.l Hr.Grt acd closed he
.-aar FF rse s5Ftrweaf teat BE-
urrl .rsa..f tae Iee wagons ana ae-
.eerea r# rsH BONES t9 assure cor
rrer
8z Cases 81 Measles
rHe-e we're 81 cases a. ueasies In
n. rr asg month sccurIlaE 90 che
rraasf NJ r- a. E Mueller city tsrith
l.rs..fr UnfeEruB0v vas usNf On
alrHer f.er- being % cases ~ this
lseaHe. while there vas only ore OF
afHeHf fIr scarlet fever
f---- eF HHa' ast aat tvo OF tvph9id
fever
There Frre DO agarn1fiues removed.
sl Fers-s rsn. ratsI aaG go eases O.
Contagious Diseases Investigates.
sfss a ..~ efE tgrinE tae m11th
numbered f. ver.F-f1lF OF The
a.H1 bon were BOYS ard o. Girls
uearsf asFr.eaf-d 1f % Witch ~
FsH wrrsss.eI we're male and ~
ssaa-
aeFress burial permits were ts.
ss| tHt .t school permits.
F-=-.s-s roc Calls
HH Efr1r-r Schroeder. police
af...r received roe calls fn interest
Hrr Vsft fF-iae che Woash 90
Wtref s.r stated .r her report t1
ur efT council She made 81 calls.
ssfsaf-t f7 sF real~ctrd chtlsrrr. ses-
sr rarNfsf sirts and efg Nsgaarlf
boys Two we're fsFrr 20 c3astF
.aars sst ssef t5 sf Charles training
school. enc esofsrr pension aas
gssfrt. ore vas revised and there
was referred Co ur ~ ~ tfe~Jrr
CIV 8~sif4 physician. two cases.
ue-r .a IEr Associated Charities art
'ra 0s rsr reormastrr TErfe uerr
if 7r saH-Fs re Fae w1aee,s Depart
HraH ~ enc c.sy HU dsrisr tsr
naHfs
Frrs su5gsHns f1 steF were cot
ecf-f fsr.Hs ere PAST mssta eV
Plumbing Inspector Jeha q I9ers. be-
tssr"f-f tl Pie report fjr approved
if a.tHs. mate sf water tests. 2s sasi
-s.t t.s Ft.srs tsseectiors sHa 90
s-vrf .sseecFf9rs.
So Permits fssssa-
rf-v tssF permits for bglsisE we're
ss1rf t rfr ~earF OF rfa-ch ~
lai'l.aE Inspector u 90 sfspe For
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

Nrsss ~rss s~s--s- soos VIII Dc Fsr
Nss.
aen4 cen crgts 60 Or Ennnsr a Co.
iteataa, " st.. for a sszpl@ sire
-etae lf VIII essvface angcur VoE
=. ASP receive a aceS,st % eatgasts
isriasssies. te'iinz seoJss fhs sltnsYs
49, nisdder Wbsn writing. - SURE
81 aeatior rhs Rock tslaaG Daily
&FEus Regular fffy-esas ss4 Gee
sas.sr SIZE bottles feF sale a. az Gruz
i,eFss.-fls GxJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

~ Louls r Van No-runa and Rob
srt o. ffrtni are. respectively. the n@s
editor and associate editor % The
Nations Business Whicn o. the orc
iat maEaz.as o. the Chamber o. Com
uercr % tho United States Dr Van
Norman for ere pest ten years hna
been ir charge of the foreign depart
meat Of che American Hsvlew OF Re
siras.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
No, Whisky.

Ma-You've been drinking smell
Il In your breath. Pa-Noi a drop.
I've been eating frogs legs What
you smell IL the hop.-Hsrvard Lam
room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

Our criisren's Hat Sec
ton % creating no end Of
GatterirH com m e-nts
Mothers 7aturaiiy a5ts on
stunning iittie Rats for
botn Boys and oiris-sns
our displays aimeEt reel
graer tne load o. stunning
styles Hats.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
Likes 1t.

Miss Goodrich hear your husband
is a great lover of the aesthetic
Mrs Nurich- Oh. yes, He takes
one ever ytime he gets tooth pulled
Stanford Chaparral.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

Chairman Democratic County Com.
mittee, Whi,eside County.
Dated at Rock Island, H., March %,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

We trim Hats Free,
news which many of you
know. yet news which
never becomes old, for tbs
woman who would a1joy
newest" and best" from
something that's left.
should figure that skill is
required to get that fetch
ing effect so desired. Let
US help you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

Those who. when the first
real evidences OF Spring be
come apparent. turn TO Hats,
will welcome this "brite and
fair" season OF the year and
turn again, this time TO our
Hats.
There Is an unwritten law
which saws that the Easter
Hat is not to be the Hat for
all occasions after Easter.
Enthusiasts W h o follow
closely in the footsteps of
Dame Fashion whisper that
after Easter. the wise wom-
an BUYS the Hat she Will
WANT 10 wear through the
season.
anyway every woman
feels bit fTcer ana easier IT
she knows that should to-
DAYS Hat not suit her whim.
another rests securely in
box that will. We've sold so
many women two Hats this
sea son. who formerly only
purchased one. that we know
whereof we speak.
You'll find the choosing of
YOUR Hat here. genuine
pleasure we know. for we've
a knack OF combining eNclu-
sive style features with mod
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06
So prrmfss fssars

r.7r tssF bern. ts for bglGiuE we're
ssarf III rHs ~earr OF rfs-cf o.
nai,l.aE Inspector u tf sfsre For
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

Gloves - how I'm
portant-Eo need YOU
have more than this
suggestion Ia get
them here
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-06

crate prices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-09

Large Showing of Wash Goods
suitable for fall and winter Our Wash Goods
Department one of the best in central Vermont Only
a few items mentioned below:
27-inch Good Quality Outings, per yard ........ Toe
27-inch Norfolk Dress Ginghams per yard .12l2c
32-inch Juvenile Sutng, per yard .............18c
32-inch Scotch Ginghams, per yard Csc
Also complete lines of French and imitation of French
Flannel Wastngs Serpentine Crepe Kismet Cloth Silk
Finish Poplins New Cloth Galatea, Scrims, Linens and
Novelties
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-09
BETHEL

( Harry Emery has bought from Mr.. and
Mrs. David A. Rhodes. their home place
Of 20 acres in Barnard. There i con.
siderable timber on the place and Mr..
Emery viii probably use the house as
summer cottage.
Robert r. Twitohili was admitted 10
the practice Of law in the Vermont
courts az Montpelier last Thursday. He
y graduate Of WlGtcomb hssh school.
Middlebury college and Boston universe.
~ law school. where be took a three
years course IN two years. Fer many
years be- has been an orphan and has
made his home with his sister, Mn. Rob.
ert =. Burnett He = enjoying 4 short
period 81 ret, following years o. almost
uninterrupted study and i not prepared
q announce any plans for the practice
of he profession. lis parents we're the
late Royal and Meiissa fDustinl Tuiteh-
u II stockhridee and Bethel
benjamin Gates Of Montpelier visited
here yesterday.
Geores p Could arrived Thursday ~
automobile FROM Meredith. \. a.. and
D. making preparations % open the Beth
q inn vel kn0wn hotel. 81 tire travel.
ma puhiic neKt ThuradnF X. vas g..
cururauiel 81 Mrs.. Gould. Cared Een.
usf, cisrk. and Chafles Durham. utlifv
tuan, tath emplofsd fer some time u
be- hgtt1 - Meredith.
Mr. and Mr. Pred Curtis and Miss
turtis. ct North Arlington. Mass ere
st the baseum houzs. a. guests 90 Hsr.
MhAnrH g HsreeB.
Superintendent Austin Harvey ~ tlss
y woodbury. tfanite oou.gauyis rrsu7te
guarrtss 20 tbs fiars. yesterday received
tht -sEss fnF he stone zuG The Thee
ds'rt y. Aah rssiaenaH r. Nrw 1arwg.
The uurk ~ tte rurfrnt1 uil rtamirs
. upnfAs time 81 tis rusrriss-
,. - Nestat's hurtsTuut trse nsar
ths Nafipnai waste E5sss fHnk tsnrs
fufs eeefy Tssr. tts ssasnrs raeia e.
thrss tasasls ts.inz siarut 81 sFe-aFf
lnurtF aame Wardeu EiuEs ~
itruu Nas hs~N reetarGaF.
a Epae nuntHe 81 laa8 tastsn 8ats
~ - 20 wmi8s ssTtes EHmrs ir ltlF-
go tfzt Mn-11F ard Tuasar
Alkrrs $ n0u rnHsafg 80 go
AanrisH ilast-snstt shF ana AL
Ctafise 80 Futaam sasr uenr tht asH-
ED kl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert w. Goodfellow Of
Perry street left the city last night for
Springfield, Mass, where they expect 20
make visit of several days.
Boy scouts of the Hedding Methodist
church were met last evening by Scout
master Emery Newhall who outlined
plan for carrying on the scout movement
during the fall and winter. There was
large attendance and the boys mani.
Tested a eommendable degree Of enthu-
siasm over Mr.. Newhall's proposal 20
enlarge the scope Of the work in 1915
1916. Even though the results attained
last year were highly satisfying il l.
hoped TO make the coming year ban.
ner one for the scout movement in the
church.