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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure wn@nstoz.
Trains Marked ~ Expresses.
PHr1ApELPHIA. BALTIMoRE q wAsHIsar

To Phladelphis A. M2I6. sO2 ss. 40; co $40 90
son eis' s.sss' 100
To Phidsphis o2. ss' TO-. oS 10
81 oaS y so' 90 oS oS s sGs
sas' ~ ~ w w
sss Ioa1 "a; I1s's Ma "a
siS sis rs 2ss 21S sss
To R5!~oT: s.d w.:sH's Mls p,'s 4is 49,; 5s 49,
aoa' so2' I.Os S.aa'. 7.sI s.is'. s.Os'
To Bsi"Ss and w'.siHTsA sund,, T.iaOs iS.: sas:
49, sGS 5ssa ia 81 IL "' ' a' ''
To sst@ors and Way Stations N-o.i7. r 49, al sia
DELAWARE DIVISION RAILROAD.
For roin's Down The State. A. Ma OIL o slS loAA' r NJ
D.a STAT: g ssdsS. s suSt.y. sss 20 N
Baltimore MA5e'. es5 s.eo Sos
o.s2.; p Milo., 94s' sio 49, SO eIs' os' Se.
iio- 24s. sts, 64s', sos'
s. 2 M-i.2s SsT S.a1. isi. s.is
P. M-iaS. s.aSs. tso siss 200 7ss. 8 So 10 s5.. ~ ~
PHILADELPHIA o
P 'sSs AND w: M ma Il so 80 ~ 1' NJ Ss'
philadelphia Chester dany7so 1890
PENNsGRovB FBRRYBoAT
10 % 90 - and ID ISis NJ 100 SIS
To Chester Darby-Leave
minutes str the and
half hour a. for instance = 90 ana so car UI N.
City insancs-s 10.
To Brnndyvn Market every Is
osnnns Ten minutes after the
u's after @ hour connect At Bandywins
stance ess ~ ~ ~ " ' 80
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~ SIS
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
APRIL IA.
= = , = ;

The sign OF Aries governing this
birtSdate is called the Sign OF sac
rifice" as it is represented on the pic
ture of the Zodiac by the ram and peo-
pie whose birthdates fall under the
sign are determined, active, dominant
in their nature and very earnest in
their opinions.
Men of this birthdate are leaders.
They do not like to work under the
direction of other men and for their
best advancement they should not, but
in business always strive TO be at the
head.
Here they will succeed as they are
endowed with wonderful executive
ability and can always bring about
their plans TO a successful conclu-
sion. They are splendid friends, tact
full and loyal and if anything over
generous.
The birthstone is diamond and the
governing planet is Mars.
The Want Ads are helping 10 sell
real estate. suburban properties and
summer cottages and hotels will be
we'll advertised in the coming month.
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CUSTOM TAILORs


T AIDES AND GENTS TAILORING,
II cleaning, pressing, dyeing. securing and
repairing NJ. Rosenberg. No. 7Ol West
Eighth street. Furs stored for the summer
at reasonable prices. Phone. 571s-Y.
spri3-1yr.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

II OUSE, NO. 32O JACKSON STREET
IL $50. Apply No 922 W Fourth street.
apr14 eod-1m.
Z OR RENT-NOS. 1907. 800, 1913 VAN.
deyer avenue, Sl3 per month. Bath.
porch heater. Key at No. 1871 Vandever
avenue apr14,17,19.
Y OR PENTHOUSE ON THE HILL
~ half mile from Hockesrin. 8 rooms and
bath; lots Of fruit. John c. Mitchell
Hockessin. Del. Bell Phoue. AIR. 2.
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For Sale

BARGAINS FOR QUICK BUYER.
a splendid investment for 1915. No. 712
Ouriett ST., two-story frame house 3 rooms
Two furnished cottages at Ocean CITY. \.
d. o rooms and bath each Very reasonable
beautiful home near Claymont, IL acres,
14-room house
cory little home at Montrose CHEAP.
Comfortable home for sale rooms and
bath, North Clayton ST. Cheap.
loi4 Trenton Place. Good order Walk
i79a W. Thirteenth St., s rooms. porch
$50 Pine St. s rooms. bath, porch, heat;
lOl4 Monroe ST., rooms. ? baths.
store and dwelling, Fifth and Harrison SITS
store and dwelling, Sixth and Harrison SITS
l5-o Iatnall st., 9 rooms, bath and porch
rare bargain. VIII be sold
have many desirable homes in suburbs
Nice bungalow az the Ccdars.
a fine 10 room house baths on West
street, near Delaware avenue
ous Delaware Avenue, II rooms bath.
porch nice yard Lot 81 by $50 Desirable
\. z. Corner Sixth and French sts.. 10
rooms and bath. Formerly doctors once
WIZ be sold 10 settle an estate
FOR SALE OR RENT
1903 W Tenth ST. ; rooms hath ro.on
tion hall, hot water heat, s25 a month.
air heat. '''
2o2l Delaware Ave, 10 rooms. bath and
hot air heat. Investigate these.
APPLY TO
Isaac Dillin
923 IL MARKET STREET.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~ oUNrRY PROPERTY FOR sALE-ONE
~ acre ground; eight-room house new,
bath, hot and cold water, large barn. One
mile from city line out Concord Pike. T. u.
Ialley, No. sos Concord Ave. mar24 sim.
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l., URNIsHED ROOMS, NO 4o3 DELLA
ware avenue. Phone. 3Osi apr9. cod m
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wv ANTED-sTEAM FILTERS APPLY
w bethlehem steel Coz New Castle,
Delaware apila--t
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II URNIsHED ROOMS. BATH AND
II phone. NO. 9o5 SHIPLEY STREET.
april 1-eodtf
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NY ANrED-wHITE MARRIED MAN TO
w work on farm. Apply lewis hohson
Grccnv;nc. Del. apri3-iwk.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

II URN1SHED ROOM. APPLY NO. 2ta
W. Fourteenth street mar22im.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

II STATE oE ELIZABETH SELL. De
IL CEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes.
tamentary upon the estate Of
Elizabeth Sell, late Of Wilmington
hundred, deceased, we're duly granted unto
Joseph Sell, on tho third day Of April, A. ID.
1918, and all persons indebted TO the said
deceased are requested TO make payment 10
the executor without delay, and all persons
having demands against the deceased arc re.
quired to exhibit and present the same. dLly
probated, TO the said executor, on or before
the Third day OF April A. d. 1916. or abide
by the law in this behalf
JOSEPH SELL. Executor.
Address William +. kurtz. Esq. Attorney
at-Law. Wilmington. Del. apr5-eod-9.
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VF OR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
L for light housekeeping No. ll12 King
street mari 7.eod1m.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

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w ANTED-SINGLE MAN TO WORK on
w farm. Must be a good milker Apply
James Sanderson, Elsmere, Del apri-'Jt'
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- ovERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
" 10 get My free booklet Ye6o. 'ells
how. Write today-NOW. Earl HOPKINS.
Washington. ID. @. mari l-2m
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II URSTsHED ROOMs-LIGHT. HEAT
II aud use Of phone. Apply No. 1917
West 81. mar17-1m.
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II uRNIsHED RoOM-No. so7 FRENCH
It street. aprl3-5f
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PAPERHANGERs

Ohm REYBOLD, TAPER HANGER.
~ NO. 523 MADISON ST. Bell Phone
571sL. jan12-tf.
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w repairing Also eye fitting Store
open evenings until o'clock Saturday
evenings until 10 o'clock. Original Thomas
Jewery Store. No. 4O9 Market street.
fsbi4-tf
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w ANTED-FURNITURE. RUGS. CAR
w pets. clothing: whole households
bought for cash. largest and cheapest rug
merchant in Delaware. Save money and buy
from me. Ready mixed Fire Clay sold
CHARLES S. HuRLOCK,
sprstf Seventh and Poplar Streets.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
Seven modern dwellings, Twenty-second anc
Church streets. Best little houses east Of
Market street. Square plan; ono sold Som'
six and some seven rooms. Price, $500
Terms can be made. Apply
WALTER Z. POWELL
$50 MARKET STREET.
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WY HNTED-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w housekeeping. by man and wife and
small baby; central location state price
aprl4-2t
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ID APER HANGING-FIRST CLASS
Il work. Isador Strauss. d. & A. phone,
3573. No. 213 Madison St. apr7-1m.
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.


N EXPERIENCED SrENOGRApHER
"A desires position. Can give reference.
Address Ws2, Evening journal Once.
apri3.1wk.
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II ATCHING EGGS FROM TRAP NEsTED
III 2O0-egg strains Rocks. Reds. Orping.
tons, LeEhorns. Wyandottes. 10 for 81 90.
100 for So. postpaid; infertiles replaced.
Famous ever live. Baby chicks si2 for 100.
Pullets that viii lay all winter. 75t each.
Order now for September delivery. Talking
Poultry Yards. Haincsport. N. j.
mari 7-ws-1m
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IN OR SALE-F1NE LOT. IS BY $50 FEET
IT with 12foot alley In rear. Curbed
severed and street paved Best part of city
High class residences an around Values ad
vancing. win build house 70 suit purchaser
IL desired. Address 2612 w Seventeenth
street. or d. 4. phone, 3113.
apr14-wcd.sat-tf
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FOR SALE

Il OR sALE-FORD TOURING CAR WITH
II shock ahsorbcrs. klaXon horn electric
head, side and tail lights. tire holder. over
size tires two brand new. guaranteed fine
running order An cost s7s1 when bought. 4.
worth S6f3 new today Win sell FOR $500
cash. owner buying larger car Phone
during day, 36Ii at night lo35-D. aprtf.i,
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s.iother's Friend
Before Baby Arrives

naslas sestrsl rsfste ~ cxl<<iApeY
fhtrt "A trltu1i1 lttefnkl tfuhs4eexioH
81 81 A.4thcfs lgiyaa 10 u1.'1h
thousands q splbtE h4xp TIA utfss
untuundad c1rff~tes. JheF have usrt
X ans know ThsT tel ~ 80 wohtsffo'
sr,nesnao fo case ms an1nnaihNi is.s4ties
Ard haN fhfg ss9,as1 iA@ee tfoaars
ltrsfrhlns g4las sssae sfs ~ npeh fAlA.t
alpeNt This nafe sstsrrei Apf.s,rTsien &
anfly Used rgaf tie skin - f1rfef y
xfnsnkh.r 20 tbs n4sef1i tffstfhinG whi~4
a spe<ruots 1ns fnIfxh3 a - -
thssaas iu<t raArsi the ska u tn@s
fsi,-ssa a pnheees>afy sA.a- rlef1sltt
eausfs and great pAgsssei rslisf Y ths
'aethsfs whs sfts fron i'srFyrs@
hias suesa<t shxs Il. wom<n shesE
~ fanlRsr with as '',icsh<rs rriend'
nss bern n use many years. has tt<<
eigsn ths NEST severe tests knd<f Tc<z
ail fgslnc cqndltiesa 4pe ~ r<>sTe1sf1ro
IN wtsnea Etn tQaf2y are 3fAn3f7qxH<f4
sf1 sh8 ~ their tafii+r years hAsre4
10 rely upan shis srfsnd:d AID ~ Veue5.
f'f1osk<rs rrisad" u t*sA&y<1 ~ D
nsuhffude ~ women ~ b jasz wne& -
.eetkrt ufhefhcod requires.
r1a can obtain ~HDfn<rs tF<fo6' -
zims~( 2ay ffp4 store. 1<7 \ rrft
TO-DAY aud gAsa write ~ opf l'ttte bt
~ u<sfsi Y cxyfst<9s n9shss* Il
A35r9s 0fsfskA Ae<.'sse qk
.,' w. I, : u, IA ss :;:,'. :. 8,
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GLOUCESTER Natt n4fr.
Vie iesaI salts a Chichester have eu.
ltafhnd uN rfH tfffaft a frfF T.
80 far Newfoundland pnt-fs ~ en-
gaze ta tie sasfltr lhHnstft TAo4
pefar Goes Attlif al.ih lria tFiH
~ INC feHf1ri alsltf NlAfOnniisNi
the hufir Fishermen will NEST ths icH
fihifs Niiah VIII faai eoOtb~.fd IN
fhs kpfirF and capture The seals Half ]
efiif ~ tlis iittis Tlaelsrs II tho ven
tpfv mhhce Roua the uloucsatff Haisf
will ~ out nlahb oti.st fasa'lr 90
stRt nptlnEs tafch
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seoarIno Norra-



Kcrtuchy ueftsU,n sre settles
ready iar the dsIhf for s.sf' Odds 90
b. fau Mas
iarF f,poris ffDm tr, spafh show
ihe imp0uAHrr 81 iivH 'rsss sptpa ln
iasfrar
Philadelphia hNfsemen Nfe 60 meg'
saiaeans niari So promote rapinrt
ise,dins ana noeplfrhatlne
u.e American ilsaisF viii D. rsNsl
an the NehnYllAn river ihlmieirhN
81 Wst - lhe cturrs htine . Drills anal
slo tard4
ghd htoit t,otai LssEue Troubles
ull be "a ustsd fn MatFh Do ~hrN
s4,h fih viii p0t va $4,000 aa q
GUARANTEED end the srheonie wlll h'
aunounetd
Sow Vgears 81 inaNtH forward AZ q
ootAinn hi.ui un March gi NfeY 3uN
ManaHi iif iaAef hlN iareia ips
abufhws. tne New Neik tepreat who
lnahp j. toarh iof Meirh
The var Eastrfn olympic win br
heid ai shsnfhn Mas it 90 30 ~
VS. Tins fans fnunqr miRatof ~
Washhgtnn - the otrsuiser ~ ihf
nsft flUpinuH iapH ant fiams4e
eiii romrfto vith ,he shlncae fog hpn
aft
fhauia iafk inhnsnn fnereed ga 10
isauna ifts willard hr viii hsys VI
eiantiisuod feet that hnH uot been
eFpalied m nne history SAYS prem
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04
TYPEwRITER EXCHANGE.

GEL IsRAf. tyfsVrfter business. clean
ffsf. repairiuH. rtrfais, sales. Expert
p1r snanship. i.cafaEahiC priccs
{,4rpus christi Typewriter Exchange
~ starr street phane 1871.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04
PERSONAL

MADAME ESTHER Fcientire Palm
1T. Pbrsaolofist and f'hysiogno~nisi
Located az iiit crhparral street
---offi-s hourR 1890 g "a. o. o.og p
m Prices reasoratls. 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES


REvENIG tfernr hfls. hntlratl
afaaqrtg u NnlA Texas i9mn GO 100.
IFS trade fOr rr 4ireumtefes rfnr
stock IN Corpus Christi Fhia 3 ~
edge property never fapart b d4y since
uuli Af1sses i & Hadsn. i.adoria
T,zha. ssi
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RATES:
lie Per Word
The first issue,
lie thereafter
DISPLAY
ADV YER TISIN G

opsn slat rste pcr incE. pcr column
VIDA 30.
Ha.ns Sandllvs
Hssnuinr display advertisements
0r<u rafe pr inch plr month. s5Oa
Rsasins sosle..
Tufe rcs4irF matter each tuacrflan
p<f ilne. SIC
Lcfais per line. each insertion. Ice
Cpf iraefs Tor large amounts of al
vertisiug spacc ca aprlcauon ~ tais
off1ca
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

N
IT, huHrd ff County Commissioner
op<lfe bids los the O.nsfrugiion ~ loo
f&et 81 siie approach g. ths Calsilen
1rtdxe. Missing the Nus o. River %
Cslsiicn. Nucees County. NOus sai4
49, Nal D. opened on the aecera Mnn-
1aw q MAJ n. thsf - - gas tlo sth-
~ - Ne ~
Dull plans ana afs rineatiens arc
crt'ti &C ne ~ of French s. iiao-
pf<f whrre ne, aN lN rrrsulfra
To BOARD ~ iaarty Commissions ra
f<pfsvs the riEht o. rleel aag 80 4l
bi1s
vi v. TiMoN coanl lnlse Nlecos
Cosnty. Tex 90
tAifori sruCut
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MAlr AElp

MEN Illustrated catalogue tNrlnlaa
aaa we teart iAr "a Hfr uaaf lu fen
wef - maHed ffoe MHte Hul. Au
cAIIrgF EaH AManio resas, asa
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MISCELLANEOUS


spaiRe MILLINERY
Mw l.,gON wli fakN Measure Boo
aliuvtnN fUu fsc new sfvlcs. sptr al
.arn given Geo remrleilnT aifa
lhaparrai rirrct lp ftairf 1885,
NOTICE 40 have Iusf received ouf
nsu Sprlns limo ~ ladies iou shoeH ~
tho hfsst fttlps apf huw chrtp $50
harr rrDel them in 0ur Wlrdosr We
handle thu rulrbuted MAJ Nation b.
Zine Shoes fuf lAdlls and also ths llta
Guoter Shoes Or rhlufon
NEW BARGAIN NTOnE
al seiatEsl ~ Dpss e. a.. Natl linrh
atG
CoRPUs cHRisIl leads ths wofid 81
the Question of Fas and uil TIFF
PALACE rAlLaRS leads Corpuf
Christi IN the ci.aHlnE aad prrsauF
business Phone $50 81
X g. Gsrase portnnl rests patr
for aii telephone and telegraph mna
aFes on urlsrt fof auto ifip % go Wells
CAL Portland. ~ 2Zf
NOTICE HUNTERS Animals aud
hlrde. especially D~cF beads % b.
mounted. must be well sailed and
packed immediately fnr rhirmsut
Ge9rr. iiofbaufr Artistic TaaldcTmiat
100 West Commercc Street. rsfnnei
Z af Postal Telegraph oftNto sla Ans
tanio Texas so
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70 rar DEMOCRATS or aoas
To'Hs

Wrfr ns n reit riiiiies - Won
nirfi tse roHf e1fs BIZ thr Primers
.isatian ln isis vhirh ~fu b. 0ae
49,, ii.evi Important alections "a enc
iisa rfafaa
= g. lEESDIE tssmofrEtle ~
eautge Committeeman. I1xe'nct 70 a.
effiseiufni
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WANTED

wANri,n feo a. tas nsr raata ss,r.
u,..., ~ IN, egn..i....i ,iassoa ,t..t..i
49,,
y. ,....,,..... ,'.'...,,,...'. ,..t
.,'' ...,,., 49,,
y. IN $500. ,,
go 81
i..,... 49,. y. 49,.
-, =,
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rnISD- a hgnch - taTs. owner
lloni.fy eas w. or ~, sdrsrt,Nafaeni
Caller office q
fstsT between coftRRe Ruff nnd
pusi Csfire-- C0lG.rlna sf,s. 2eriet--rs
yard n returned % caller offiee o.
..s.ss.essi ..sss.- s-s-as. s.i-i is9seset
lost -ggae froau brown dpR Nkiif
f,.ff white chest auf whiie diafuouf
ped nts,f 90 ilaeh ~ repk ArFweff
- a.afn. a 'asfogsg Literal reward
VI fsfufnsa 90 ~ s4arets - * . noK
.fr. Raais ~. =. Cefpsg CE1isii. Teras
ts&sl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

roH SAt.E -i.ut wsth tsfoo ro0m
d~clllnr harm ans gsad sistefn al
nrp Western part - city. Price tSse
tass terms Apply as eia Mesquite 90
"Nerc ss1 ts9ti
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flR SALE. fhrareNhrsl nuor
itfssF ea $3.50 muths st a iret
alia ApnN to f. N M.NaNtt NNs
50 NrWi liaMc Nuinerf ian CruW
Chfirtl a0r
a.f
FnR AAlr OR rllAnE a rss Has
staN.Ha stftnfrfa harSs hrh HrEns
thrusnnd ponnAa spnlf go Az. hie Nae
sar cate Onfnns Wned Neri sfs
fDR SALE Twenty teams ninft hfa
e.fUAr- oid mules we'll broke SOUND
nft hfFs hst Wiu Or fhe mhst ruilina
na iraai amount ~ feed au' thina hi
ius hosrc uue l.,s g. Iuff Hahsiown
rgasa pNunr $685. atg
WANTED a pslr a fam mulea oi
aofFoF go Vaom Set teef ketp. Fmr.
srtrs nrsi atItHtiUN Adlitaa g. "a 50
ffrlnra oaem of g. By NeWlnan sfi
Water fsrtot 800
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Farms For rRkisc y ~ = e,,.l
iarWv home hefr ana hasr fire farm
ahsr tfAmefr otinhcwA wAifn
~ai.id "a Sc ~ pDNatls soc,o In c,,r
nNs thfittl NA farms sf@N eaythinr
's'las pfin,l4auf isliten iantt never
fslis ~ cafe. aiss,sa smeH rrnin ga
Soc fruts ard u,ott win put laN
vast Nl'atf ga .fy tinn ana cNieel
saHe ffom yaa ard so teecNmt "A.
iffss i4.'i ~, 5ts Corpus Cmisif
"a.
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


&sr1t nsIta n ~
pnapets a. trad, a. rsl ,,afaont
rcsNNs ctrse pFsretiy ~ Nueets
l,seftt ftftn
So tetee sholce saatnWesi NIsNHafl
fssat Hand a. tsa8c az fses pAsnasri ~
CNrpus Chfstl residence balance paid
Ia,onthsy.
u yoN want u rent bay "a eNshanns
ssV n T Wool rhonv sea gps
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EEss fuf natchlnr from Tom hafrnn
Epsish While i.sghorus The Hlnneis
70 tln International lag laying con.
ftste A hitlr folder tells ai'out ne
go egg lei for the assing hsEa >. %
fAto sad s. 90 per Hetiina. ~ J. ~
Chanl-sr4. Corpus Chfisu. Texas taa5l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

d. S. Waterman of upper Washing
ton street is taking Is days vacation
from his duties as one of the city mail
carriers
Nelson Brown, q student at Dart
mouth college, Hanover, n. H., was a
week end visitor at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown of
Gift street.
Mrs Thomas C.. Peters, who has been
passing several weeks in the city as the
guest Of Mrs. Robert Wright of Brook
street. left Saturday night for Wester-
", r. l.. where she will visit for a time
before returning TO her home in New
York City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-11

A. p ABBOTT CO. A. p ABBOTT CO. A. p. ABBOTT CO.
A. P. ABBOTT co.
Values in Our Bargain Basement

In the opening Bargain Saturday able add
departments line Of merchandise that have felt for long
The crowds that visited that de
only spoke plainly anticipation OF their needs
the weakness
being ALL We adding larger force to the depart
will be in better shape take the trade we
this and will be able at
you values in this department Our special val
white and white and black few odd coats
wool ane anneee robes and other val
uest will
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-11

Gordon Emslie, who has been visiting
at the home of Mrs. William Emslie of
Maple avenue for few days, returned
yesterday TO his home in Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-11

See Abbott's large line of separate
coats.-Adv.
See the new SOC books at Martins
Book Store.-Adv.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-09-15
SOUTH WHEEIOCK

(Mrs. Lucy Weed, correspondent
A number from this place attend
ed the Lyndon Garden Glass fair.
J. p. Rock and wife entertained
cousins from Graniteville last week.
Miss Annie O'Conner of Salem,
Mass, is visiting her mother at the
Buckley home.
Eugene Dubois and wife of Bar
ton spent Sunday at Henry Smiths.
Miss Christene Nelson is attend
ing school at st. Johnsbury Acad-
envy.
Mrs. Wallace Smith and little
daughter visited at A. E. Weeds a
part of last week.
(Intended for last week.
Henry Smith and son, Gordon,
Arthur Dubois and Geo. Weed were
in Morrisville one day last week.
Mrs. John Lawrence and children
of Orleans are visiting at Justin
Heath's.
G.. K. Goss and wife and Mrs. w.
w. Bean of st. Johnsbury spent last
Sunday at the club house.
Arthur Dubois and wife and Mrs.
Mary Dubois returned to their home
in Orleans last week after having
spent the past two weeks at Henry
Smiths.
Mrs. Addie Peak Wells and son
of st. Adams are visiting at her
father, w. Fl. Peaks.
Fred Rodgers has started out with
his threshing machine.
Gordon Smith has returned to his
work in North Danville.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1915-09-15

practice. officers are requested to be
present.
Remember the special service at
the UniVersalist church next Sun
day morning in ommemoration of
the Gath anniversary of the Rebekah
degree.
Woodbury., w. R. c., No. 5, will
hold it's annual inspection at its next
regular meeting Tuesday evening,
September 81, with Mrs. Elizabeth
Wheeler, White River Junction, de-
partment inspector as visiting officer.
There will be a special meeting of
Adah Chapter, No. 80, 0. E. S.,
Thursday evening, September %. All
officers are requested to be present.
Miss Lena Williams is attending
school at st. Johnsbury Academy.
The annual harvest dinner and
hash supper of the L. B. society will
be served at the M. E. vestry today
"wednesday at 1900 and $50 p.
m.
Willard Chase left Wednesday last
for his home in Grants Pass, Ore.
He will make several stops, visiting
friends en- route.
Miss Lou Hastings of Concord, N.
H., has been visiting friends in town.
Miss Pearl Lunnie and Mrs. En-
ma Quimby were in st. Johnsbury
last week.
Mrs. eagle Frost is spending two
weeks in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Stacy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville Stacy and Mrs. Helen
P. Bennett were in st. Johnsbury
Tuesday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A J. Corriveau.
o. F. Harvey was a business Wis
itor in st. Johnsbury one day last
week
Mrs. Hannah Whitney went Fri
day to Walpole, N. H., to spend a
week.
Mrs. May Powers is visiting friends
at White River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Bennett have
recently entertained Mrs. Carrie
Randall of Brooklyn, n. Y, and Ray
mond and Carl Clark of Worcester,
Mass.
Mrs w. T. Reed has been quite
seriously i'll the past week. She is
more comfortable at this writing.
Mrs. Fred Pierce of st. JOhnsbury
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Reed Friday.
Miss Rose Tassea is stopping at
her home here.
A large number from here attend
ed Lancaster fair last week.
George Cornie and son, George, of
Mass, have been guests at