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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
GAYSVILLE

Mrs. Walter Ketchum and two chll.
dren, Francis and Marjorie, returned
Friday from visit at Frank ketchums
in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swinyer of Roch-
ester were in town Tuesday.
Jerome Shaw is moving from the farm
Of George Swinyer to the Frank Davis
place on Whitcomb hill.
Mrs. II. L. Mills and daughter, Mar
iorie. were guests of friends in Sharon
4 few days OF last week.
Miss Alice Chedel was visitor in
Randolph from Thursday until Satur'
day.
Arthur Babeock has finished work for
H. III. Harrington and is now employed
by S. A. Wyman.
George c. Blanchard has returned from
the Randolph sanatorum much improved
in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Gould were guests
Of friends in Randolph the last OF the
week.
Miss Angie Dyer was week end Wis
itor at the home OF her uncle, Dan Bad
ger, in Quechee.
Howard Poor and Austin Perry OF Ha-
yerhill, Mass, were guests at z. II. Us
goods the last OF the week.
Burns Osgood was in Randolph Thurs
day.
seven members Of Good VIII grange
attended the meeting of the White River
Valley Pomona grange held in Bethel
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blanchard and
daughter Helen, were visitors at the
home OF his father, Gilbert Blanchard,
in South Stockbridge part OF last
week.
Miss Agnes Heape Of Mortified i
the guest Of friends in town
About % people went on straw ride
10 Pittsfeld last Fri lay evening to at
tend the entertainment given for the
benefit OF the NJ. f. church society.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Mills recently Wis
tied MS mother, Mrs. Lucy Mills, IN
Pittsfeld.
The ladies OF the mite society served
dinner at Union hall last Tuesday, net
ting about sl4 for their treasury.
Carl Still has finished work in the
blacksmith shop and A. G. Farnswortl
resumed work last Monday
Professor Flint Of Norwich university
preached at the Uniyersalist church last
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Dodge of STAFFORD spent
part OF last week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.. Wilson.
Thomas Burroughs Of st. Johnsbnrl
was called here Sunday by the serious
illness of Miss Laura Walker.
O. J. Richardson was in Roxbury ffi
day TO see his brother, Harrison Rich
ardson. who is in poor health.
Mrs. James Amsden left "Wednesday
TO spend a months vacation with friends
in Springfield and northampton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mills have
finished work for Pearl Green in Stock
bridge and are stopping at w. +. Mills
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
WATERBURY

Judge e. w. Huntley returned Satuf-
day night from Lisbon, n. h., where ne
had been with the body of David Aldrleh'
The burial was in the family lot, where
his grandfather and parents were buried
His daughter did not come from Maine
but the services were in charge OF cous-
ms there, who made the arrangements
and were very courteous to Mr.. Huntley'
II seems that the Aldrich family was
among the early settlers OF Lisbon.
Chester Moody, who is at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, win be operated upon
Wednesday for appendicitis. His moth
er, Mrs. j. T, Clair, is also there for OBJ
servation, an operation probably follow
ing.
Mrs. Richard Demeritt and daughter
Laura, were in Burlington Saturday AZ
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer De.
merritt.
Mrs. Maxwell Broadway of Montpe'
lier was an over-Sunday guest OF Mrs
Roy Demeritt.
More encouraging news is received oil
the condition of Charlotte Bone, who II
i'll Of infantile paralysis in Gardner
Mass.
Representative Eddy Of Monkton was
an over Sunday guest Of relatives and
friends in town.
Miss Grace Bigelow was at the Booker
home over Saturday night, ON her re-
turn from Stowe to her school work IN
Springfield, Mass
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
MONTPELIER


Charles Lowe, son Of William Lowe
Of Foster street Barre, was in juvenile
court yesterday afternoon. charged with
taking money from the F. d. Ladd store
in that city. about $50 in all. The case
was continued until March Is, for fur
Their investigation, and the boy Is in
charge of Probation Officer Charles A.
Smith.
-Four ntoNication cases were up in city
court Yesterday, those Of Dan Horga,
James O'Neill and Charles Talbot, all
woodsmen. who were each fined s. and
costs of s5.l5. which they could not pay.
and therefore went to jail for 20 days.
James Burke pleaded guilty TO third
offense OF intoxication and asked 70 be
sent 10 Jail, but his case was continued
for sentence.
A hearing was held yesterday in the
trespass case Of Carrie +. Royce OF this
city vs. II. G. Diemer Of Roxbury, the
case being 10 recover for wood and lum-
Der valued al $500 The title Of the land
Is the main question at issue.
In probate court yesterday. Ray II.
0rdWay OF Randolph settled his account
AZ administrator Of the estate Of Lucy
II. Ordway. late Of Montpelier, and Law
renee A. harrington Of Chelsea was APP
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Lewis w harrington. late Of Cabot.
Fred T. Rogers. former employe Of
George n. Almon IN this city when the
latter was in the electric wiring bust.
ness. died in the hospital az Greenfield,
Mass. SUNDAY afternoon. following burns
received from an electric current az one
Of the lighting plants in Shelburne Falls.
How the accident happened Is not known
here Mr. Rogers was born an Morris
vile. then removed to Naitshcld and
later came 10 Montpelier. Burial will
Sc il Morrisyille. Mt. and Mrs. Fred
L. Vim Of this place went 70 Green
aeld Yesterday Mrs. VIM and Mrs.
Rogers being sisters
son wa born TO Mr. aud Mrs. James
Leno Friday.
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ber that he would leave no stone I'M
turned to restore her lover TO her. But
Notwithstanding her fathers enorts
and Damourier's offers the young man
was sent TO the guillotine.
A year passed during which Damou-
rier was profuse In his sympathles lor
Louise and was again becoming so at
teutiye 10 her as to excite comment
among her friends when one day NINE.
La Feyre called upon her and told her
that In examining her dead sons pa
ners she had found one that mad peeh
sent TO him anonymously, warning nm
10 beware of Damourer. She hahaed
IL to Louise TO read.
Love in the girl was converted ny
this information into a fierce revenge
Nevertheless she concealed hef ieei-
fngs. Her first act would be 10 con
firm her suspicion that Damourler hau
been responsible for the death OF her
lover. Quietly she began TO make III
ouiries as to how during the reign Oh
terror one would secure the convlctloh
of another as an enemy OF France.
The information she received LED her
to form a plan.
She asked her father for 1000 francs
with which TO erect monument 70 ner
lover The money was given her. ana
with il. yelled, so as not TO be known,
she went TO the office or the olhclal
who kept the records OF those VINO
nerished as enemies of France ana
asked for a private interview. When
the interview was finished the keeper
OF the records had her 5000 francs
and she had the key to the room con
tanning the records.
From that time she treated Damou-
rler with great consideration. she re-
minded him how sympathetic he had
been with her In the loss OF her lover.
She questiond him continuously as TO
what means he had taken to save La
Feyre, And when encouraged by her
gratitude he offered II she would be ms
wife 10 do what he could to eradicate
the scar she had received she said that
mo one but an migrate could refuse
When Damourier asked Louise TO
name day for their marriage sue
said that she was preparing a monu-
ment for her dead love. and as soon
as that had been accomplished she
would accede TO his request
Louise invited her father Damou-
rier and a few intimate friends TO go
10 the cemetery where Ia Fevre's body
was buried 10 witness the setting up
Of the monument she had prepared.
when they arrived at the grave there
was no monument
where is 1t, Louisey' asked her
father.
Louise produced a paper aud read
aloud:
page aa6 Records o. executed enemies
Of France. Armand Ia Fevre. lnformei'
CASTOR Damourier.
Then Louise fell forward in the
arms OF her father.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
ADAMANT

Ivis Tibbitts has gone TO the tieaton
hospital at Montpelier for treatment and
later an operation.
q. II. Lashley and b. J. Hatch were
in Montpelier Saturday.
Nelson Baldwin. Of Barre was in town
one dav recently, visiting Walter Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith visited
in Hardwick last week.
Miss Nellie Martin Of East Calais has
been visiting relatives and friends here,
bat has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Richard visited at
the home Of Azel Sloane Saturday.
Addie Peck and family were in Wood
bury SUNDAY.
Mvrle Lawrence and Fred MeLoud
we're IN North Calais Thursday evening
10 attend the benefit dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. shuttle were In Montpe-
Iier Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aro slayton 81 North
Montpelier we're In town recently, guests
Of their daughter. Mrs Minnie Hou.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
EAST CALAIS

Wr and Mr.. Albert Haskell of South
Woodbury. we're a. Walter Lastman's
SUNDAY.
Mrs. Pred Slayton y visiting her
brother. Fred Haekett, n Bethel
Mrs. Caien Hatch and son, Leslie,
rsturued home sunday from Woodbury.
where tbey have been staying The last
ffa daFs
Naudsl Gonlrirh II Cabot visited De
nsfhpf. Mrs. Iuez Goodrich. SUNDAY.
There wiu D. whist party ~ Good
Temfslafs' han "Wednesday evening Mar
.Gi
Mrs a. " Woh sent - Mary FIstfh-
- Rasrtri fn Ruriibetgu TO-DAY o.
auwrsriel - Mrs. Hoh ard D. Wheel
- - rianhfld ~ is expected shf WI
base 90 OPERATION.
Tfrrf nfi D. smother serial Aan0F ~
fssssar end Lamb ban Thurs3af night
WrfFh G1. Converse urtfestra VII fur-
afsk ufaair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
NORTH MONTPELIER

Mrs. Ellen Nye Lawrence OF Peacham
is visiting Mrs. Fannie Little.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Butterfeld We're
over Sunday guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. O. r. HOLSTER in Barre.
Miss Alma Leonard of East Calais Wis
tied Mrs. George Kelton last week.
r. Colby Of Montpelier was in town
over Sunday.
H. Conant of Montpelier spent the
week lend with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Clark OF East
Montpelier visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gokey Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blodah visited
in Marshfield Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Orlando Clark and fam
ily of East Montpelier spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo, Clark.
Frank Blodah was business visitor
in Barre Saturday.
Mrs. Edgar Stoddard is ill.
Miss Celeste Snow returned home
from Connecticut last week
Phil HOLSTER visited in Putnamsville
over Sunday.
Lueius Brown is working for Mr.. Bond
in the East Montpelier creamery, while
Mr.. and Mrs Bond are attending the
automobile show in Boston. Henry
DALEY of Calais is working at the cream
ery this week while Mr.. Brown is at
East Montpelier,
Richard Gokey and Miss Little were
guests, Sunday, Of George and Miss
katherine SibIey, making the trip on
their ponies.
Charles Lilley Of Marshfield was IN
town Saturday.
George Pray, senior and junior, are
attending the automobile show in Bos-
ton this week.
Mrs. Twas Tibbitts, who has been III
at the home of her father, Arc Stay
ton. this winter. was taken last week to
Heaton hospital for treatment.
T. B. Richards of South Lyndonboro,
n. H., has been at Ephie Pray's for a
few days.
The North Montpelier Hall associa-
ton presented their play, where the
Lane Turned" to crowded house at
Plainfeld Friday night.
Milo George, who has been Ill at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. George Dan
iels. the past year, passed away We'd
nesdav of last week. The funeral was
held Friday afternoon from the house
and interment was in the Robinson Gem
etery. Mrs. Holt officiating
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
Avenged
BY SARAH BAXTER
By SARAH BAXTER

There lived in Paris during the last
decade of the eighteenth century two
friends, Alphonse Dubois and CASTOR
Damourier. Damourier was six years
younger than his friend and bache-
lor. Dubois was forty-hve and the ia
Their OF a girl twenty years old
Damourier, who was passing through
middle age, cast longing eyes on Lou
Use Dubois, who was in the prime OF
youth. He devoted himself to her,
and She. fattered by the attentions or
an older man, accepted them.
Possibly she might have become his
wife had not Cupid stepped In and
brought about a passion between her
and a young man Of twenty-three, Ar
mand La Fevre,
The evil may lie dormant In man
for wears. then under a strain break
out In all his virulence. Damourier
gave no sign of the ranking within
him. He had not proposed TO Louise,
though he was about TO do so. He had
not intimated TO her father that ne
was A sutton for his daughters hand.
On the appearance of La Ferre ne
stepped back, and when louise an
nouneed her engagement 10 her young
or lover he offered his impressive con
rratulations. But he resolved that she
should be his wife.
France was then entering upon the
throes Of revolution. Dubois and Da-
INQUIRER became advocates OF reform,
though they deprecated the reign OF
terror.
Robespierre got the upper hand as
leader Of the Radicals and by his order
the guillotine was working full time
In the Place de Ia Revolution. Inc
mobiles were hunted down, put through
the mockery OF trial before some
citizen butcher or baker or sewer clean
or ana hustled of 10 execution. soon
Il became only necessary to send q
person 10 death 10 inform on him as
an enemy TO France The names OF
the accused and the informer were en-
tered IN a book for the purpose Kept
nv an official Of the revolution.
one morning Ia Fevre was with us
hancee. Shocked at the terrible mas
sacre that was daily perpetrated, Lou
Use. In an agony OF fear, was trem-
bling in her lovers arms. The tramp
az men was heard without and an
officer appeared at the head q Ole o.
soldiers.
Are you Citizen Ia Fewer asked
the officer.
Il am"
Citizen la Fevre. you are accused a
OF being an enemy Of France. Come.
Louise chung 20 her loveg and the
guard was obliged to tear him away
from her. with a Shrek she fell back
IN swoon
NJ Dubois exerted himself ~ the
risk Of his own life 20 save Ia fe'ie.
Damourier went TO Louise ana assuieu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09

the new way, the sure. painless, simple way
II makes fellow really feel foolish after ne
used toe-eating salves, corn-biting olntmens'
toe-bundling bandages, blood-bringing ra1ofs'
knives. files, scissors, jabbers and what-nots,
when he uses inst two drops of "GETS-lI
and secs his corn vanish. The difference is d.
vine just try il. You won't vince when you
nut on your shoes in the morning GELS
IT. is sure gets" any corn, cailous' wart OF
bunion
''GETS-IT'' is sold by druggists everywhere
25c bottle or sent direct by +. Lawrence q
Co., Chicago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
wAITsFIELD

aF.ss Warrfs Uofrl q tlF guest ~
l.s- i-rttsr. Hsrr HaFu iH toiftrs
tfr
ms u-s % snlih Is SPEEDING thr
nak Il wurfrrfrr
EaF Nrearrh ras ufete up im
-assr ~-gr ff. r-af at Hsatun
IsasaI NV trHanst uss turd sin
- n# Fl rtae s sratFn ord rrr
asa M Memamh 81
81 $50 .
81 srrs and tr ess 49, u,1-t
ffratlr r-ras 81 rfsars 80 aErta.-
sa-sf rr-s--. ~ fs-rrr fzu tlls eesk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
SOUTH CABOT

W. L. Swain is confined 10 the bed
with the grippe.
James Cassidy and family Of North
Danyille were at Mrs. Cassadys IA
theirs. 4. J. Eastman, Sunday.
Charles Houghton was in Montpelier
on business last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Lamberton visited
al James Cregg's In Peaoham last Satur'
day.
lillian Pearsons is visiting at F. NJ
Putnam's.
Kenneth Lamherton Of Marshheld hlll
visited over Sunday as his uncle's, W. X
Tibbetts.
c. n. Plumley Is working IN Peacham
X. $. Hawkins has returned 20 has
work in North Danyille.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
RANDOLPH CENTER

Henry Holman has gone e Plymouth.
Mass
LR. Curan has moved 10 She g. v
Slark farm.
Misc Annie Howard Is visiting IN Boz
ton.
Mrs. G.. T. Boydeu. Who has befn criti-
cnIlv li. b. improving.
A son % g.. Relisle. one 81 the graded
s,haal students. had laN broken ~
fwear the luar and auklF in r1nstine
asfidaut laFt Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
HEALTHY HAIR
SOFT AND FLUFFY

nsauffrl barr daas ulf fust happen.
hnt is alusvs mattsr e care and pruf.
- uuur .hmart ~ tbe haf raats Aa
MISTER FL rauf hair 8. faElrE nait. strif,Ei
Elsless. ard fuH = dnraruH Farislsa
-age. an tnef FFns.te ttfiais saa ~ me
pef C-oss IIsrns.t e ~ ttnt p tfaF
raaFrf Il risr~fshss ths har rHtts anl
= inruiaffs tis ef9efh af nru har At
s.ra--r = ss+r.5F sfmrraf uri une
sralirafinr. rrf l.rHE a-sir ara selling
49, rrra - Har n h t~gtt
ltrl-frs. stFt and Hn
WHfts- ~u~r e.an nr tr w tf
tls rnrfsat @ar
49, srma arH nE
ttr -a-a-es tss har fe e. fr1nt
ar
T1s f.Friffr ta rsEi ns
$50 arF IN rs aa1 tr gee lasfF
so Al ss rurr hss SD s.air.-acFt-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
WASHINGTON

Rorg Mcdonald remains about the
same
Mr.. 2. e. smith is 10 and confined 10
The bed
Mrs. Moody Il on tie gain. il j. r.
ported
NJ. n. Bobonon has beeH having quite
sarsnns tirne with one hard having
lnea ttt5u ny be ~ rat
Tatwern Oil and ID cunptes ATTENDED
ia aauee Friday night and aEl rfTwrt
"a has time several eaarles frurl
Ctslaaa uerr ir atteninHee r1minr b.
fua-haHsf tfams
AZ sls-um Is confined b his 30 uitl
tfHast tr1uile and b considered re1E
m
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
SOUTH FAIRLEE

Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter spent a day last
week with relatives in Barnet.
Mrs. q. l. Robinson i visiting friends
and relatives IN Acworth. \. Il.
The annual meeting q the stoekhold-
ers Of the Thetford farmers exchange
was held March AZ the home Of y. y.
Whitcomb. Thirty-one carloads Of grain
have been disposed Of during the past
year.
Irving Young Is It home. laid mp with
a hard cold.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09

why are you 50 crazy 70 take mud
batbsf There's nothing the matter
with you"
cts this way. doctor. ! was brought
mn IN a lace collar and a Fauntleroy
suit. And always vowed that !
would get my share OF playing In the
mud some Louisville Courier
Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
SOUTH BARRE

South Barre ladies are requested to
meet with Mrs. w. II. Nye "Wednesday
afternoon, TO sew for the hospital A
silver collection win be taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
RANDOLPH
Funeral of Edison Emery Was Largely
Attended on Monday.

The funeral of the late Edison Emery
was held from his home on Monday at
o'clock in the afternoon, Rev. Fraser
NIetzger officiating. The Masonic fra.
ternity was present and gave the ritual
service for the dead and the bearers
were +. A. Phillips, A, M, Hubbard, G. Q,
Clifford, j. Il. Cass, G. W. Flagg, and
Walter Clifford Several from the Ma
sonic lodge Mt Bethel were present and
many of his old friends and neighbors
from there and also from East Randolph.
There were about As members Of the Ma
sonic body present, and those from Beth
ell otliciated at that place, and Mr. Metz
ger accompanied the party there Nu'
merous and beautiful floral tributes were
the gifts of friends who had known the
deceased for a long time and who prlzed
his friendship and who sought express
sion for their sorrow in that manner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Emery of st. AL
bans, Ben Briggs of Hartford, Mrs. Alice
Hall of Bethel, Mrs. Carrie Williams OF
Ware, Mass, all relatives, were present,
and members from the G. A. r. from this
town and Bethel were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Manchester, who
We're in Woodstock on Sunday as guests
of their daughter Mrs. f. j. Burnell, and
husband, returned here on Monday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
held bag social at the church vestry
on Thursday evening, from which they
/ realized about SIS.
Arthur Austin, who has been in Gardi-
ner, Me-, for the last three weeks, re-
turned on Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p, Northrop returned
Sunday night from ten days stay IN
New York City, with Mr.. Northrops
sister, Miss Amanda Northrop.
Ernest Tracy has purchased the stock
and business of II. Il. Morse, hardware
dealer. and on Monday morning took
possession of the same. MIR. Tracy mas
been employed by the j. II. Lamson q
Sons Hardware company for the last ~
wears and knows the business thorough
| " Mr.. Morse will remain here for
short time. not having any definite plans
| for the future.
H. l.. Patch is to lease the room on
the first floor of the Cushman block,
which he will occupy as store ior the
sale OF his goods and in which he M
tends to make speciality Of his water
color pictures, many Of which have been
taken from the surrounding country. lie
will use his present quarters as a studio
Mrs. Clark Kidder of Rochester was
in town on Monday and is now the guest
of Mrs. Ellen Lattimer; having come to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Buck and two sons
from Chelsea were the over Sunday
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. n. c. Buck OF
this place and returned home on Mon
day.
Mrs. Callahan Of the bakery left town
Monday for trip Of several weeks IN
different parts of Massachusetts, with
| friends. During her absence, Miss Hazel
Slack will assist at the bakery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-09
"GETS-IT" a Sure
Shot for All Corns

Use Two Drops--and They Vanish
when corns make you almost die with your
boots on when you try 10 walk on the euhv "
you're way behind time II you have not uHeu
"GETs.IT" It's the corn cure OF the century
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-06-17

only share with us the shaping Of our
nations destiny, but their descend
ants have part with ours in all the
blessings which the present genera
ton can by wise and patriotic action
bequeath to the generations that are
to follow
Mr.. Bryan said that tomorrow he
might have some announcement to
make regarding his future course. He
displayed a huge pile Of congratula-
tory kilograms from societies and in
dividuals. More than a thousand
such messages have been received, he
said.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-06-17

For Sale-On the Stone farm, 6 "
miles northwest of Leon, u miles
northeast of Decatur, native lumber
of all kinds, fence posts, split or
sawed and stove wood. w. w. Full
ton.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-06-17

! |i| s. ! !
The question of fit
carries no worries for us--we
can fit you.
Our stocks are so we'll balanced
that ample provision is made for
every man Of normal build or every
deviation from normal.
The Spring assortments Of Suits and
Topcoats cover the whole range,
from the conservative to the. ultra
stylish; new models that present the
latest developments from designers
who hold front rank position.
We are thoroughly posted on clothes
value and that is why we feature
kirSC hbau1n
Clothes
SO. SIS. $50 and $25
Absolutely pure wool and London shrunk by cold
water process.
Specials for Saturday and Monday
Mems work Shirts good full made blue chambray,
regular soc quality, 8 for ....-...--..---. 90
Mems and boys silk and wash four in hand ties, nice
new patterns all coors, 3 for Soc
Mems Silk and Lse hose all coors regular 50 cent and
75c grades pair for 90
Boys blouse waist blue chambray, stripes with
military collars, regular 25c and 35c grades
3 for soc
Mems and boys oxfords, black, TAM lace and button
regular $50 to $4.00 grades, choice -----.--95c
Mems work pants in light crash linen and cotton
fabrics 9jc e
Mems and boy work shoes, regular $3.50 to $3.50
grade 80
q Mems good work socks, light and comfortable socks,
pair for
Blue stripe overalls and Jackets while they last
sa each --.----5Oc
Palm Beach suits, in all the new shades
So 80 and $1,000
Palm Beach white serge and white flannel trousers
at popular prices.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1915-06-17
BRYAN'S TWO STATEMENTS.
Continued from Page 80
Both Sides Criticise Wilson.

al attachment felt for birthplace
for disloyalty to this country.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-17

Sabre imo fam Dor etipo 25 syabren
na6 ser 8unoeS6auptita0t. @r bin-
terlGBt lie6an ieiner ggittpe, cine
Sodter, Sri. @Iao1s 0loore, oie in
Seras le6t.