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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
millir, nrr 0Htrrhaap.
BON adthe aubolpssi.


Der fem Re6t sesen Elm beftises, tleis
mes Wdbhen nerteibigte, 70 bIis6
Gore Sonoers auf ibrem pIab, uRb
er perlestt ieinen pprldufisen Wpbns
rib brei GiIometer meter auf bas
Rittergut feines betasten @etters.
Is mar tppbl, aIs Oh IN ben nGds
ten @oden ieoer Baum unb Strau6
pOll beimIidsr Wunber ftedte. gs
trieb uuS iproSie, blibts i'm WaIbe
an sei6iiBtsr Stele blau unb ipeib
ilnb ouftete i'm part na9 Sru6tbars
teit uno Grfiiluns. 9tbtr FONT ses
i9ab nifts mberes, als baB Die
8inoer piloer uno unssbuIbiger aIs
fonft tpareu, neil fie ii1 Sag unS
Raht auf ben Sfterbafen frerten.
llmionit psrfubte Gore Sanoers,
lie 5u %berubigen.
XWenn ibr nidt enSlid seboriam
unb s'leiBis iperbet, bann tommt er
iiberbaupt nidt gu eud,' brobte Il.
nit erbobeuem 3eigefinser.
4ber bas 8abp, ber 5ms, ladte
i. einfah aus.
rDu iouit iebeu, er tommt, Srau.
lein Der 56riter bot i'm iiberbaupt
idpn unter nnferem 5snitsr gsfeben."
8ssen ben 5SrIter aSer mar Cor.
Sanoers elm Nitts! Gr iiberragte
lie I'm atpet reihlide a0pfe, trus
einen pollenbsn, grauen Bart. IisS
nit einem Muuonuftuu elm Subenb
8ufdrbs, Elm Gros Sii6Ie un0 ois
perie 8n6ie osrennen unb hesann
ieine idmtliden Sdse NIT i9allenbeu
oSoppla".
.6oppla.' ting er Denn aid an,
als er an einem iparmen Nu6mittag
gu Gore Snnoers unb Dem 8obels
iden Srstbldtt trat, bas - obppbI
es nod sebn Sage 3eit batte - bins
ter iebem 9uif ndf Siiereiern
iudte, .soppplu, aafeepoBt. lpas id
fir eu1 in meinem Rudiod bab'!"
Sic burften ole ouF bns graugriis
ne GeaeItud) tippen.
Gtpas @eides, Wormes uno Be-
peglides auiette unter i9ren tleineR
5du ten. Sic rieten bin uno her. phne
natiitlih pas 9tefte gu finpen. 9a
I9ob er lie nit ieinem tleinen Sim
ger fori lnb lbIte ole Gtnur oss
Rudiades.
Gore Cancers bate inoeffen I'M
Den ReIt hires Qniebens ge6onst.
9snn ipenn lGlieBli9 ans Der Stefe
cine fleine S6lon9e ODER Elm paar
5rOide, tpie iie ii4 Die Sungen i6pn
lange piinihttn, binausi1lipften,
tpGre lie einiad) oapongslaufen.
4ber es ipar Elm innaes, tneifss,
nieblidss !0Gsttin, pas benz fSDts
tier IN ben 8eaer gelaufen mar.
IS 9ing olip nod per6altnismaBig
gut ab!
Die ainoer iparsn Tslig. Dos
gr%aubraune, 3npplige, beipegli6e
9inglein ipuros in cine &iite &c,
iperrt. Die air. nd6iten 5age fem
iberodht ipsrpen iplts. Dies !prroe
a6er findusgeIduben, neil ous SGSe
leiu etnItneilen fromm uno artis IN
elmer @de bodte nno nidts unternuhmt
llebet boupt mar pieier erite Sag felt
langem Der glidlihIte uno friebpolIs
is in Gore Gamblers 9oiein. Die
Sungen iaben bei benz 9GsIein nnn
qadlteu lie nidbt ipegen Der Sitereier,
aher balb ipuds ibnen cine neus
Gorge.
r5rdulein, mir mdFen oag Otter
bdslein tdufen," %be6auptetsn tie trnits
bait.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Earm sn b~erfaufen.

glne 6arm oon $50 Gfcr. uuaciabr 60
Neter flar. Der Heit in &alb, ales etnoes
idilrt. Sas Meilen iiioiueHlib BON Ser
ger, pa Weilen nbrolitb bon Stunn Sin.
an Der ScrIiann uno 5tunp Sill StraBe.
oat bic nbtbigen Standardization, andb
: SAlellen, | 8runnen uno l ,3titerne: lit
y Wetle BON Der bifeutliden Sdule. Ser
aauter tanrt tuenn err es iulnirbt, Sen
gla8 o'sles 5riibiabr in 8eiib nebnnen.
sSe9en Naberem iuenoe man iich an
y, y. 9 heibIe,
Serlnnlttt, Wp., ". Z. . ,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
gu S~erfan5en.

Cine fleine 5arn1, z Slpds unS et,pc
IA Wider gnten Soben entbaltenb, inner
balb Der Staotarensen bon Sermann oes
leaer, nit gntem Nobnbanie, Staluno
mo Gebens8 ebduben, tleinem Reiuberoe
n SbftsBanmen unb an autem ssabr-
ipe9e. defenders 9eeisnet fir eiuen 5ar.
iner uelder niiniht ndber bel Der Stabt
i'll 'uohnen, 1T slt %nertauien. Hodbaufro
gen bet Robert @affer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Sn b~erfGnien

Sollblnt 8bobe Sslanb Reb (GoIe gornb)
a1o Barred 8lpm0ntb Sod Sabner uu6
gier; Buff goftn unb Sight 8rabma
Gier. Gbenfaas @bite Bantam Sa6ner
nno gter. Sibner unb Ger aarantiert.
gean tuenoe iih brieaid pber perjbnlih
an. SOS. Y. Spedbafs, Rorriion.
Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
5n ~perfanfen

= Mein Bubnbaiis an Der fyrpnt uno
Sdliaer StraBe, s~egen1ber BON Der Sod,s
idule. SaS Saus 1T 10 eineeritbtet, bas
brei 5amilien barin iupbnen tbnnen,
Quite i9iiterne nebt Sofraum; alIes in
sitem ,3uitanb. 8ebingnngen liberal.
Sobn Sud,
Sermarn, Rp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

3n Stg9insoile Duroe in Scr
Ieste ISOLDE cir uir6efmrnter Ian1
oitrd einen gnbnsirg getootet. Ga
feline 8erfpanbten 6es @etobteteu
eefiinaen tpurben, 10 brahten oie
8iraer Ole notbige Siunnle sur ge-
itattlnrg otird cine 2orefte suiam'
men. 9oftor Gmith belt sic @rob.
reoe in6 mebrere 2ieoer tuuroen 9e-
intpgen. 9ies lit Elm 8eifpieI ehtpn.
tuubren Wriitentbitans.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Sefaantn,ad,nna.

gSirf lino crm1htiet Sos. Rebjo
m en- ais aunoibat Siir G~ripabluua fir
a anit bes Nlberinau iiir Die erIie
8aro BON 6ermonu, Mo., aususeiaen;
unterpprien ser gntidleibung Der Sttmm
9eber bel Der re9%elmdBieen Staotpobl,
am Sienltaq, ben g.. Npril, 1918.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
9reid gpparat biaia III pcrfanfen

Sa mein Sphn &ouis bic SSar,nerei
aiif9e9eben bat nnh nadl Der Stabt aeso-
gen lit. unb on icl auBcrbem mob srpei
anoere 9reid)maIdhinen bette. 10 babe
tb MIDI cntidllpfen, ben @pparat an
tpeId]em CT elm 5heilbaber lit, 81 uerfau,
fen. Sierauf Gcileftierenbe limb criucbt
lid, Iofurt, brieflteh pber pcriDnlid1, on
micb 81 lueroen.
Gbas. 2alf, Mprriion. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Grfalt,ins miro Gnd a6natten.

Gs bot teinen 3tpef, iie auslal
len 5u laiien. Sauien6e peruad
Idiiiaen Suiten uno grfdltung uno
ieten iidJ baourd groBen @efobren
aus. sic idtpddett Set &Srper al.
Or. Sings &etp Discovery lit, mas
SIR notbig habt-oie erite 3oiis
bilft ifon. aopf tbir6 flor, Gtbem
leidjter inpb oos @afiibI freier.
&auit helttc nod eire BTaife mo
mad1t iofprt sen Gftfolq ha}nit
tfaSp)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
sdnl @abl
0entide sdrnle BON Sermaan

0entide Sdrnle bon Sermaan
Die iabrlide 8abI BON 5 9iref.
loren fir Die 9eutide SfnIe botl
Sermann finbet ant
Sienstas, ben 6. ApriI, 1915,
I'M Sduleeb6uoe itatt.
Ganbioaten fir 9ireftoren taben
Dor Wontag Mittog. Sen 5. gpril
lire Ganoibatur beim unterscidne.
Ten Sefretar ~on5usetsen.
@bos. &. W~ausbuno, Gefretar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
9enes ans anberen Counties.

ReneS ans anbercn Counties.
llnicre 9tadbaritaoi, @aIbins.
ton, perlaltgt Elm reites @aiierwerf.
&ep Sapen miro nadite @odlc
nit Der cleftriiden 8eIei,dtineg be-
Iginpcn.
Sn Der gpaitaI. airdye pun Sci
ierion Gin mirben am lcsten Conn.,
tag noun Gatedumcn fonfiunirt.
Die 3citungcn in 81. Souls
eolnltp limo sur 3eit ctfrig bein
"booitingp fiir einen Sarmsaooiier.
sSalnes 8obaripn, Scr Repra.
ientant bon Siase County, bat reiia'
nirt, larl sic 8oitneiiteritelle in Gbo,
lnois at iibernetmet.
sfm D%ergungciien Somstag
muroelp AS Serbretler, bon st.
2ouis, i'm 3ndltbalis in Seiicrion
Gitp eili9cliefert.
Clara Souiic anor, is Sabre
oft, Softer ron y. s.. anor. Don
Nem Slprenee, Iortaomcrp Gomtp,
miro ieit Dem Ia. Mars permit.
Ssn 2ouis Gfouers SdNner,
Iltlid, Don Mbinelan0. bielfai ~uniIcre
iarbigcn Witbiir9er III Ser pcrgon.
geiren ISOLDE einen @all,
Die 3eitulaen bon Sniapcttc
Golnttp oriiden iidr aarps bcitimmt
Sobin als, oaB ienes golntp IN
rGdatcr Belt einen Tarm sIariicr
baben miro.
Sn @aDin0tcn. no, mlroc
Itiirsltd Gin Sarncrs Sratituic ub9e,
faltcn. 5. acnp @rlabt iprat itbcr
Ser Sirbltanb nnf Der Tarm".
Ser SclltdJ mar Heir 5aDlreIdi,
Dim @eii, oon Hotpprt,
9(tdliipn Goultp, crIitt ourd. bclt
@ufidIag cines iungen IferNcs Ell.
ren 9eiibrud': oils er %ltiir6tc, per.
iette inn bnS Sbier nod cincr Sui
idAoB oil Sen &opi.
,Sralt Hpbt. 9aumgacrtprr Dol,
Ghinelanb, brut fiirsltdJ eiil 1roBes
6iihncrei ent5mpi lmb foitb III Ocu.
ielben Gin 81 non aeipobnGidcr Or6.
he, ober ohnc SdtnIc. lnfo icrncr cin
f(eires 81 nit Sd'olc.
Cine G~rmefurN$ &criomm-
ll1nA melde i'm Steelpilic, CRAWFORD
Gonntp, in @nrpe lit, FIT inner
boIb eiitcr ISOLDE So &efcbrur8cl
bc3ireft,
Die Grite Saptiitell DelnriNoc
uoll Scffcrion Sin crbielt biricr ga.
&c bonn &urlgneB ole Snlnme non
$1,000 iilr einer Nuiprlpd, fiir Sfo.
Sen mcld,en has &irdengeblltSc rpdh
reno ces 8ilrgerfrieges erlittGi bat.
Gin 6rtsco . @abn5lig ifaltetc
titr5lid, einen in gmro gcratbcncll
Goltiuugon aus ulto brad'te nrNel=
ben altf cir Seitenqeleiie; has Ncncr
wuroc gel6ift, ober Der Slrhalt, be-
itcbello ans BoItItiidet ser @adetpolI
fiir Mtonefte. murbc Itarf b%eidaibigt.
Gent .SranIcrtpt", pom Eacific
Io.. 5niotae, itno sort Die Torbo-
ten 0es 6riibIings ciu1etroifen
iaimlidy sic 8%otffehden (robins)
ole .Marbles" lrnb cine groBerc @n-
5obl @itmmllcr a,tf oen StruBelt.
Die 3empfraten BON @aIbinetor
fuben perialnnt tire &anbionten iiir
alderman sur redten Belt mtf5u-
IteIlen, 10 iaat ser .Gitiscn"; bns
ein5iGe geieBIid, ailtige Ballot, bel
Der fontmenoc,t @ofI, lit ool,cr Nos
RepitbIifuniide.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Scfaumtmad,nna.

8ir limb ermddbtist Scrru M. Reu.
mann II. ais &anbi0at sur 8ieocrer.
tu6blun9 fir bas Nlnt oes alderman fir
bic Biueite 8aro BON Sermann. Mp.,
anauaei9en; unteriuprien Der Gntidbeibs
nng Der Stimm9cber BEL Der reaelm6Bis
gen Stobtmabl, an 9iennag, ben 6.
Npri[. 1915.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Central Hotel
M~ORRISON. :
leo G. Ludwig, Prop.
~~~~

Cr-To-DArE IN EVERY WAY.
We Yite and fSpett our forma res;au
RAM catroHS 10 tale their meals at III
hctel where rsgui3r dinner viii tx served
from Y 70 t.@G psnE It very reasonable
RATES.
Ttle Ludwig restaurant II the OLD stand
Will crhtjNut % serye lot and cold sand
witches
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
DR.. {. W. Lockwood
3a6nar5t
3esmann.M o.
0ffice Der SCOPES gans sssenaber.


8ei3en, SO. 2. 1888
8eiaen, SO. 3. /. 1877
SSnperioI @ebI, per Sad 40
goob Sstd Mebi, per Cad 400
9ailp 9reoo Rebt. per Sod 40
aeie, Der 100 Bfupn 100 /,
sblppitltft per 100 8faatb $50
aornmebl, per t0l 8funb 2.10
4ru6nfte.
&orriaiert bon
Sobn 8. Selmers
Butter. per 8futto ,2O--25
Ger, per 8itteno IL
$ibner, per 8funb, liz
Spring gbifers, per @fur6 16k
Stags, per Bfuno ~
@dnie, per 9funo, .0S
Gnten, per Bfiin6 is
Curriers', per 8funo Is
ShmaIs, per Rfino 10
!3ipiebeIr, per 8ufbd rs
@artoffeln, per 8uibeI .75
Bolle, per BfurS .20-25
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
gu n~erfanfen.

Silla 81 %oerfaufen. Elm @eipann We,l4
elei!. l5s Sanb bod, z unb 0 Sabre aft;
@elnnoheit g%arantiert, Haberes auf Der
Office oicies 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

Sabt ibr seniigero Seuer-ger-
iiderang anf eiirer @obua,ng ilro
a,ff eitren $aissserdtb? 8eifer Iabt
easd bon mir nod cine Boliae aus.
fertiseni . y SiIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
2n n~erfanfen

Uoer 81 perrnictlen, cine nere Cottage
nit 5 3immer uno Sao, nebit groees
id1o6. Ndberes BEL s etptte 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
8ir iino ermdd1tist, Serrr
OF q cd

u. 8. Mann
oils 8anbibat fir bas Nmt bes gpuntu
Shnlinperintenbent far Gaseonabe @puns
IN ansufiinben, n%nteriporien Der Ont,
lheiouna Der @dbler an Der Sahrltd,en
SbnIipabl, am 9ienitaa ben 6ten Npril,
1915.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02

$eitte lit Die Belt e,ier Gigeft.
tbarr aa berfidern; nrorsep t6nnte
e az fpat fem. z. u. @iIber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Sabrltdyer Seridt bes aaTenbeitana
Der Sentid)en Sdnlc pon Ser
mann, Wo., am rs. Bars,
1915.

@intahltten.
aupttaI Sonb:
Merico SpnOs =. 1852. so.
anleihe aaf @rnnbeiscntbum... 300. 90
8oar Oh Sano, @t1rs Is. IA G237. so
3tnieu Spnn;
Saar on Sono SOB. 20
3iuien, gnIeibe atf @runbeioens
thttmr -. IL. "a. 90
3inien ouf tdal, 8ant 8tlansen $50. 81
Sumnia .l2, 0SS.6l
ausaaben
&opital 6ono:
Wertco 8pnos S3. 49,. so
&nlei1c Neutrality-suspicious. 2 300. 90
Saor al Sanb 4,837.5 80
Rinieu Gpno:
An,peiinngen No. | bis "a 1882
Baar an 6ano 725. "a
Srtrima IL, 0SS, GIL
@uit. @berliu @bas. 8. Nansbn1b,
@eo. 5phns, VI. .. &nifer.
8oaro 0f SruItees.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
Scene Nnseigen
@erIGngt

Wdbdben perianat. fir :,alisemeine
Sran 3. %. 6elmerS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-04-02
CUR gOnntp sdnl.s Superintendent:
limb ermddJtigt, Serrn

TMr Gonnfg Sdlitl'Shperintenocnt.
@ir iinb ~ermddtist. Serrn
6. R. 9anufer
oils &anbibat fir @iebertpabl fir bas
gmt oeS gountp Shuliuperintenbent FIR
@asconabe gonutp an5utiinben; nnter~
i~unrteu Der Gntideibnna Der @dbler ON
Der Sdbrlihen Sbuluabl, am 9ieuitao
ben 6ten Mpril. 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
New Spring House Dresses
TALK OF THE TOWN

See Abbott's window of half,prict
goods.
Come to Fits dress skirt sale to-
night
silk waists just received all in the
sale, sl.0s, at Naughan's.
All new feather pillows, regular price
Sl.25 pair, water damage sale price, 45c
each. Hooker's.
The financial secretary OF the knights
of Columbus will be at the club room
Monday and Friday evenings from Q
until S o'clock. Members, please take
notice.
Mrs. Samuel Diegestino, accompanied
by her son, arrived yesterday from New
York TO make her home here with her
husband, who is employed az the Ross
Barber shop
Ice skating Pearl street Special SEES
sion daily at 2:30 p. m. Admission for
ladies and children with skates, 10 cents.
Open evenings az 1880. Admission, with
skates, Is cents.
Mrs. Ada r. Finn Of Springfield, who
has been a guest at the home Of Super
and Mrs. +. NJ. Roscoe since
the d. A. r. convention in Montpelier,
returned 10 her home yesterday.
Walter Milne, William Edwards aud
Leon Nixon made quite a daring hike
Yesterday when they made the accent 20
the top Of Camels Hump on snowshoes.
The young men left this city on an early
train and owing 20 the bad going did not
reach the summit until 3.l5 in the after /
noon. The descent was made in better 4
time and the return home was mace
sithout mishap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new military waists, sl.00, at
Yaughan's.
Lot of soc dress goods to close this
week at 25c yard. at Vaughsn's.
Lee Shepard Of East street completed
his duties as clerk in the G. 5. Andrews
shoe store Saturday night.
Fifty-eent tabourettes at 25c. Special
prices on three grades mattresses all this
week. Hooker's water damage sale.
William Cummings, who has been Wis
iting relatives in New York City for the
past 10 days, returned home last night.
Clothing girls, mems and
boys, at prices cut TO hardpan. Terms,
cash or approved credit. Sadlier's, 10
Keith avenue.
DR.. G. L. T. Hayes OF Graniteyille was
in the city Saturday on his way home
from Montreal, where he has been visit
ing for a few days.
Mrs. Francis Nigneault and daughter
arrived Saturday and viii spend few
DAYS at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. C. Carson, Of Laurel street.
Miss Mary Mansur has returned TO her
home in Burlington after visiting rela
tives in the city for the past week. She
was accompanied by Mrs. j. c. Shady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the new wool dresses at Vaughan's
Mary Piekford is at the Pavilion to-
day.--Adv.
Fifty.cent framed mirrors at 25c
Hooker's water damage sale.
Furs for you or your children oue-half
price at Knights this week.
A special meeting of the mems society
Of the Presbyterian church will be held
this evening at 1880.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright have re-
| turned from three weeks visit with
friends in New York.
There viii be meeting Of the revision
committee Of the Granite City Quoting
club in the clubrooms tonight at 7
O'Clock.
James Beattie, e. S. A., stationed at
Fort Banks, Winthrop, Mass. who spent
several DAYS with his mother, Mrs. Mar.
garet Kesson, having been given a five
days furlough, returned TO his duties
yesterday.
The civic department Of the Barre
Woman's club has secured DIR. Grace
Sherwood Of 81 Albans to speak Tues.
day afternoon at 2.45. Guest tickets will
be for sale a. usual and large attend
ance is desired
II was not the Combination Five which
was defeated by the North Barre Red
Sox Friday night II was the lndepend-
ent Five, captsined by Walter Cowrie.
Only one Combination Five player
played 50 the Combination Five u still
indicated. They won Saturday night
from the choir boys Of She Episcopal
church by a score OF 81 20 2. "Bill" Young
81 the choir boys shooting two fouls.
The Five viii play return game with
the choir boys Wednesday night. The
right score Of the Red Sox game was
Is 10 ? in their favor, not r. 70 Z.
Plans are being completed for the con !
ference Of Washington county teachers
which will b. held In Rarre on Friday
and saturday ~ this week. the sessions
b D. held ~ the spauiding high school
II j. expected that as many a.
BOO tsschers wiH he IN attendance az tbe (
conference. nud local committee is max
nc arrangements for the entertainments f
" those from oHt 81 town. Among tho +
speakers engaged far the conference are i
Professors Messenger and Mcfarland of
b. departments of pedagogy ID ere nj 4
fersitv 81 Nermont and Ml8dlrhurv col /
are. rrsfartiFrlf. state Superintendent 1
Z rdueation Mason 81 stone of Mont
psiier uili also b. present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
No. 341-For Stout Full Figures GO 00
No. 342-For Tall Full Figures .pOsUV
Ladies' Separate Coats

We are making prices on Ladies'
and Misses Coats to clean them up
at once. In these Coat values are a
lot OF odd Coats in values that sold
at from $1,000 to $4,000, now to close
at one-half price. This means you
can buy very good Coat for $500.
These are Coats in sizes from Is TO 10
year sizes and from 50 to 3s bust
sizes.
We were able to get from a New
York manufacturer a few extra good
Coat values in qualities that sold at
from $1,000 to $500. These we are
selling at about one third off from
the regular prices.
At $3.50 is a very good value in
Coat that is made from a good quail
ity Black and Blue Astrachan.
At SI4.O0 is fine quality silk
Velour Coat in full length, also
the three-q quarters length; are regu
lar $1,000 value.
At about, one-fourth to one third
off from the regular price are what
we have left in Children's Coats in
sizes from 6 to IA years.
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Cleanup on Skirts

We are closing out lot Of odd
Skirts at prices that win appeal to
any who want good Skirt for every
day use.
At S1.9S are few Skirts in a
quality that sold at $1,000
At S2.9S are a few Corduroy
Skirts in qualities that sold at $3.50
and 1915.
At S3.9S are a few odd Corduroy
Skirts in qualities that sold at $1,000
and $1,000.
At S2.9S are few odd Skirts in
Blue and Black that sold at 1915
to $3.50.
At S2.9S are a few Plaid Skirts
in qualities that sold at $3.50.
AT 1898 are a lot of odd Skirts
in qualities that sold at from 1918
to $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Iiooker's water damage sale is now in
full swing Big bargains in furniture.
The mems society Of the Presbyterian
church have a series Of Eve lectures 10 be
given IN the church during February and
March They have issued course tickets
for the five lectures 20 BE- sold for 81 90.
Single tickets will sell for 2ac. The dates
q the lectures are a. foliousf Feb. q.
Through The Mil" ~ Frederick X.
Brown; Feb. 10. "Cobblestonss in abe
Melting Pot" By Frederick q. Brown
Feb. III, "Teunysgn hy Rev. +. Mcneil.
Feb. a. topic 10 BE- announced later. s.
Hollister Jackson; March 3. africa. -
Rev E. Grassland. Watch the press news
q b. announced later GOVERNING tbsse
ieeturps
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN


See Abbott's remnant tables.
Get your suit or coat at one-half price
at Knights this week.
Clearance sale all this week at the
Vaughan Store.
Did you buy any neckwear heref An
other lot received to-day at Vaughan's.
Beds. tables, bureaus and chiffoniers
at half price. Hooker's water damage
sale.
Don't fail to see Mary Pickford, every.
body's favorite, in Hearts Adrift," a
four part drama, at the Pavilion to-day.
ADV.
The funeral Of George r. Owen was
held from his late home in Williams
town Wednesday, Jan. 10, At 10 a. m,
large number Of friends being in attend.
ance. Rev. j. w. Barnett OF the Barre
Congregational church was the officiating
clergyman. The bearers we're two broth
ers. John owen Of South Weymouth,
Mass. and Elmer r.. OF Barre, also two
brothers IN. law, Frank and Bert Bartlett
Of Barre. Interment was in Elmwood
cemetery in this city. The beautiful
flowers. that were but tokens of sym
patty, were a pillow. with word, "Hus-
band from wife; beautiful star Of
mixed aowers. from Cobble Hill grange;
roses. Beatrice Walker; carnations, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Owen and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wheaton, carnations, Mr. ana
Mrs. Leon Lord; spray Of carnations, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Owen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Richards. Mr.. and Mrs David Nor
ton. Mr. and Mrs. George Drew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Owen; carnations, g. Z.
Owen: carnations, Mr.. and Mrs. =. X. 1
Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. owen /
Mr.. and Mrs.. =. c. bancroft G. r. Bixhy, /
Mrs. Clarence r. Mouiton. Mrs T. stan /
10y Jerome. Mrs. II. G. Martin. Miss Mar
iorie Durham. Mr. and Mrs n. ". Clark 1
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. q. :. Cheney I
and daughters. Mr.. ana Mrs.. Prank Bart. /
.ctt. Mr. and Mrs. v. G. George and fam
~. Mr.. and Mr. Bert BARTLETT. Mr. and
Airs. &. A. bartlett Mr. and Mrs. G n.
yeners8n. Mrs. y. Y. kenerson. Mrs y. G. 4
Watt. ID A. Perry and g. W Perry, (
.prav - carnations ard Niulcfs. Mrs 1en.
rie b. Mile. carnations George Nils, 4
s. carnations from neighbors. Mr and
,frs Leon P0sr Mr. ard Mrs Edsou
Martin. NJ and Mu. Frank N0rthrop
Hr and Mrs Charles Brires. Mf and
.frs KiuiiaH ChFuoweth NJ and Mr.
Martin Trskins NJ nnd Mrs John
9eals. Mr.. and Nlrs Charles Kenyoa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18
TALK OF THE TOWN
half price at Knights,

FFFlV TFFNF
Stock taking at Abbott's. This means
odd lots 10 close.
Fifty-dollar grafanola talking ma
chimes $50 at lIooker's water damage
sale
Little Mary Pickford al the Pavilion
Theatre to-day in a four.part drama,
Hearts Adrift ADV.
The ladies' union of the Universalist
church will hold card party at the
home OF Mrs. W. A. Drew on Averill
street on Wednesday afternoon. Ladies
are invited TO come and bring friends.
Those who do not care TO play cards are
invited to come with their sewing. Re.
fIeshments will be served by Mrs. Drew.
A silver collection will be taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-18

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