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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY FOR ChRlSTMAS-Get mon
cy Tor Christmas gifts, and pay bacl,
in small weekly payments. No en-,
dUrsers, no publicity. Call Bell 27S,
Cousol. 10. City Loan Co, 306M Madi
son street. 12.1l.12t No. 1729
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FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms. SlS L. Park Ave. Consol.
Phone 3S5.W. 12.S.tf No 1920
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FOR Rk!N'r-Two flats in Hays Build.
ing. Apply a. A. Hays, Bowling ali
ley. 1856 No 1875
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 306 Diamond
street. 1885, No 1921
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RooMs-FURNIsHED

FOR RENT-Two or three ftirnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Call
Bell phone 261.M. 12.12.tf No 1885
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FOR RENT-NIce suite of rooms for
husband and wife or two nice gen
tlamen. References. Bell phone
31G-K. 12-11-2t No. 1921
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LEGAL NOTICES
TRUSTEES SALE OF FAlRMON7
REAL ESTATE.

By yirtuc OF the authority in me
vested by certain deed ut trust bear
ing dat" May card, 1914. made and
executed by l.. l.. Wadsworth and
husband to the undersigned trust ees.
10 secure the payment Of certain debts
therein mentioned, as Of record in the
Clerks office Of the County Court of
Marion county, West Virginia. in
Trust Deed Book No. &c. page 42&. and
default having been made in the pay.
mrnt thereof, the undersigned as such
trustee will on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1916,
beginning at two o'clock p. IL. sell at
public auction at the front door the
Court House, the following described
real estate, that Is to say:
Lot No. in Block No. of Plat &C"
OF the Monongahcla Industrial Add.
ton to the City of Fairmont, fronting
on East Park Avenue. so feet and ex.
tending back between parallel lines
l62 feet on one side and l54 feet on
/ the other side to ten foot allev
along the Google line where It fronts
As feet. together with the two story
frame dwelling house thereon situate.
Being the same properly which was
conveyed by George Cordray and wife
to the said l.. l.. WadswOrth. by deed
dated May Goth. 1914, and recorded In
said office in Deed Book No. 1877 at
page 1853.
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HELP WANTEp-MAI.rI

WANTED-Boy over Is years, after
school hours. evenings and on Sat,
urday. Apply Fairmont Stogie Co.
l2-l2.tf No 1884
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS

FOR RENTING llats In Hays Build.
Ing, Monroe street. Apply A. "A.
Hays. Bowling Alley. 9-7-tf No. 1899
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LOST-Between Shutdown and Ca
tawba a large blue licked hound
Call 81 Bell or Manager McCrCry ; y
10 cent store. 12-12-3t No. 1886
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OFFICES TO RENT

FOR RENI-One outside well lighted
office III Peoples National Bank
Building. Inquire at Peoples National
Bank. 12.S.st No. iii
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-In Monougahela Valley Trac.
ton Office Monday evening between
II and l2 o'clock. silver mesh bag con
tanning two So bills and some change
Return TO West Virginian Box 1882.
Pills. so lT33
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WANTED Men. Steady employment
al inside work. Helmick Foundry
Machine Co. 12-7.tf No 1716
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FOR RENTING large Office rooms
second door Hall Block. Roilo ].
COnley. Hall Block. 12.11-3t No 1871
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INDUSTRIAL
F AIRMONT

With the wind whistling around
their ears and their hands numbed
with the cold. the workmen of the
Monongahela Valley Traction com
pany and the Bell Telephone company
were working today on the tops OF
the telephone and lighting poles OF
the city. starting the work which will
result in practically all the overhead
wires in the city being down by the
first Of the year.
1t is fine thing when a foreman or
superintendent is held in high esteem
by his men, and George Decker OF
the Sixth street plant of the Monon.
gah Glass company, should be proud
OF the way his men regard him. Ev.
cry once in while George steps out
of his office for something. to come
back and find that someone has added
a bit of decoration. Mr.. Decker has
quite gallery OF calanders, pictures,
etc. that have been donated him by
his men.
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BITS OF
STATE NEWS

According 10 the Charleston Mail
there is prospect that the Kanawha
county court will make n sweeping cut
IN The budget submitted by Sheriff.
elect Jarrett, 1t is said that about -
per cent will be cut OF the total OF
little more than $4,000 the cstimat.
ed total annual expense of the office
outside of the sherifr's salary.
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Sunday evening the Grafton fire de-.
partmc"t vas summoned to rrunty.
town to help cXtiuSuish blaze in the
big central barn at the Industrial
school but when they arrived. Ihcy
found that the blaze had been gotten
under control and eXtinguished by III"
school boys. The accident is regrCtta.
bic. says Il despatch bearing upon tho
incident. but it served one fine pur-
pose. It emphasized the sense OF 10y.
atty which has developed among the
boys for the school and its superinte en-
dent 1t would have been an easy mat.
ter for the boys to sneak away and
let the fire burn, and the destruction
Of large part of the plant would sure.
ly have followed. hut they manlully
stuck TO their posts and by their quick
action saved the buildings and stock
The County Clerk Of Wood county
the other day was in receipt of the
following protest Of Il father who asks
the clerk to refuse license to his
son. The brief and pointed communi
cation follows:
Clifton. w Va. Dec. II.
CLERK County Court, Wood County,
W. Va.
Dear Sir:--I have son. Romeo
Henry, aged Il years He has dam
fool notion OF getting married to II
girl by the name OF - -. II he
applies to YOU for license, refuse him
and give him swift kick. And
oblige,
Yours truly,
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Baby buggy good condi'
ton. half price. Apply 90S Bell
view avenue, ll20.tf No 1904
FOR SALE-At half price. Solo Apollo
Player Piano Used five years. Good
condition. Box All. Fairmont, W. Va.
12-4-tf No. 1901
FOR SALE-Bargain to quick buyer,
lot on Reeves ave. For information
inquire Bell 66S.J. l2.l3.3t No 1851
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TERMS.
hand on daV Of sale

Cash IN hand on day OF sale.
Given under my hand this eth da!
Of November, 1916.
NJ w. OGDEN, Trustee.
l1-29.12.6-13.2O.
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DEATHS

building. 1920 Chestnut It, htermsnt NJ
HAYEs,-on August 4 1ele sYddeglyi, D ~ RAN. M
ss .'a2 slyen from his late residence, loi North
her dauEhter' Mrs. .Wliliam H OFT Snte Sgte
s. bsrn,s fbStn, St R6lsdegsS R6n gssrSces and lnttrneni
at New Columbia. Pa. at convenience OF
HoWARTHon August 1919; GARoLINIs: a sIrrIss.
gsoc& s6sFp t the fos Aged AEsl,S SogelSSs eeSsi
1923 Francis st. Interment AT Nor'h NeO"'
JoLYon August 1919. cHAnLEs; C. J9ftST Jf ;Ss
KEYsER-on kuFust. =. 1910, HOWARD Ar wS.Ti KE9i,
and SON mHsa'GH of the Il ae Henry ma Eliza pTal5ps
Keyssr aged a. yesrs o ReiftiSYesD y % atS SLOAN
E9samPmsnt. 80. j. 9, .: f. ,Tgnt.s, Gne!n;
f'Hs ~ tRe FSa44 FsTanspt cent Fund Of Home Tor the
oE,91iPs Of 9da Fqwt 81 he ofphan Home
q The Odd FsiloEs and tie survyRE, mfW6,srs n,c
tam q e. si srs RSsG RsT'pG G6 attend tie Ha
81 FRIDAY Sfe,no2n AuEYifti t+Stora az 'IGSN SSo
EF smisly Pa !sG aSS DnmSnd S'TSs" ..
KFENEF August nar.. RiS and 'pdaS7y sss
Kfemsr Reiatiyes and friends are Invited
rose st fntcrmont at Mount Morlah Cemetery
MAsfSRPg9BISNWfhhEonr AsfRgBSWhE rn,s4sSt Agssstt pGeva ciO MARY
MALoSEY august i'1e' ~ st MHdNEY ksnsd5NRfEt9Yn
Key West. Fla, aged 40 years. lnterment at
McEACHERN.7-on Angus, 3. 1910, ELLEN IT T..
tives and friends are invited to attend the
tss ss'ra r.Idsnse sqRans q Rsl Som AZ aoa fQ oo s
mass at ST. AFSth9,s Ghnrehf smvatspv nv sp a. Al An
tomobiie funeral
McGLINsEY;-on August Z: 1910 Join; sS hui, hyS'
Ss@ SRe% q ySsFs % RefSSyss sha friends sso q
Ii yited y Stond the fSnsEs ssryIgss fhSTsi hsS5i
aTsS Rsmsa. Il msg Ss vSwSd % WGSSs,
A 9ss AfsS; ss .'5s %RA$
are sSsd to attend he 6n neTS rSs5enca Sn EriHE i
N3it satSs d tho S2s0 isu at T a. m ss s
FS afYfP 4HSss iSo s 9a.FsEfS%
@ 5STts$ sS TsS5sssy
>REINHART.- ON August Q. 1910; AMY REED.
a2S arSn Of at bTGT F.sEsT Co.
REINARD,-Qn AuEust 2. lsiGs sS suZAM l1I widow low
& S.SS Ss fsn .s,yiss e Is
PsvS $sSpySE RSIs ts.ri ana
ROwE,--on Augyat 8. 1915, MARCELLA.
Rove Residence 3847 North 18th st. Due
notice of the funeral will be given
ROWIAND.-On August 3. 1915. HENRY ",
beloved husband of Clara Rowland tnee Hen
hoeffer) Relatives and friends OF the family
employees OF William Cramp ShipbudlnB Co.
and ali ORGANIZATIONS OF which the deceased
was n member invited to attend the
funeral services. on Saturday at y. m, at
his late residence 7i2 Richmond at. Interment
at Palmer Cemetery. Friends may call Fri.
day evening.
| SCHROEDER.--On August Z, 1910. at Atlantic
Gustave Schroeder. aged 70 years. Rela;
tves and friends invited to attend
| the funeral services. at Mount Peace Gene
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lava lava giu' siu' hno Monfaicone dove era
ppossiata anche da una dirnostra zIone
""Vale sulla costa ira Dulno G MIramar.
Iuuo territorio che era gIa' state
aIato dalla grandine dei proiettili fn dai
~ iugiio, fu di nuovo assoFeettato nd nm
vi uraBano di cannoni di ogni calibro per
clrca move ore. Una sinnilc spoveptosa
ploggia di proiettui non era mai nr,rna
stata vista sulla fronte italiann. Gli Of
Ie.i del commandments, che assomigliava
ao un terremoto, erano tall che alcune
case sui plano di Gorizia crollarono in
sesulto agli ondeggamenti del terreno
provocau dale esplosioni di granate al
crosse caltbro, mentre lie bocche delle ca
verne nellie quail 81 erano rlfugIatl gll aus
triaci venivano bloccate da tonnellate di
macerie lie caverne 81 trasformarono in
we're tombe di vIvi.
"Soltanto verso lie venne rordine allie
fanterie di uscire dale trlncee dove per mesi
nvevano aspettato pazientemente Fora del
rnttacco. 10 spettacolo dI uueste truppe
indurite allie fatiche della guerra uscsnti
cen allegri balzl dalle trincee richiamavn
ALA memoria leggende di erol Mlgllaa di
questi soldatl portavano attorno al loro ell
mctti di accialo ghirlande florate fatte ed
inviate loro dale donne di Vlcenza di
Schio.
e 81 lanciarono con Irresistible violenza
contro la tesla di ponte dl Gorza e contro
lie trincee del Carso. ALA tesla delle fan
terie marciavano uomini portanu grandi
dischl bianchl montati in Gina pail griglo-
verdi dlschl che servivano n guldare II
fuoco delle artlglerle italiane mIsura che
fattacco avanzava. l bersaglieri ciclisti di
TorIno, llvorno ed Ancona hanno meritato
speciale lode per la conqulsta della Quota
So nella zona di Monfalcone.
I'll ministro Bssolati e. state testimone di
un alto dl abhegazione che inertia di essere
raccontato. TN generealo era andato verso
uno squadrone Ill carabniari cavallo, POGO
prima che fosse inizlata In battaglIa, dlsse
loro che aveva hisogno di c!nquanta uomini
per un' operazlone pericolosisslma dalla
quale nessuno sarebbe ritornato. Cento
carabinieri aardi 81 fecero nnanzi offrendsi
con entusiasmo. cinquanta furono scelti
Q gil altri rimasero n ma ledire la lore
cattiva sorte.
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DEATHS


terry. Philadelphia, on Thursday. at i1so
sgFoTEg7so2p August 1919. mrs. HANNAH f,s, Il
q jg5hIl.sdeggGia sgsd ss years. Inferred
EIsov Or 4ss3sn Asgif John 10Y? sSyig AfiS
unero qna serTdes TFssdS on aTS buTsddy gd M
hfo rsass9sH ss R,r OF her No J9'19g6 19gnrsS
sTEERE.-.on Aysgst 8. 1918. EIIAnETE A..
tivcs. and friends are invited 70 attend the NJ.
ssdenSe Of her on az joseph smtR
ll2 Maryland St. Germantown. lntermcnt
suLLIvAN-on August I, 1916. MARY Eli
hIEdM d1pslhter Of AndrsT ard mnrs"Set, Sni
tie Ss.vf HHS and 'lSpqs Rtar sSasty SHa S}' q
EShIs o GhFrGh are nSHS attend Io kes sss
parents residence. sS20 Brown street. High
q. m. iInteFment, at iioiy Cross Cemetery.
S%shSS Of bsq 2a fEn's and 2 Fs lsip As sHsspsy
I9ss, McNallyl, Relatives and friends lends are in; n;
from hs pP5:ntiI 5ssId9ncG T. ST. Il,
McbseTs Church, At 10 a m 1nterment at
Holy sepuchre Cemetery.
RRNRF vATST ApTtg iSS %Sor in y SoFEftiT Wsm
N9}HSS,hon, }GS,n, in The siIh year OF her aEe The @
ST SsT'ipy 2ysd p Sd S2d 6f funeral raj tTS
Riyycrsiio fiy Gs2 GS9otsry e M i"''rm'"' private at
W2JRiRBEiN EN;I-on S;1 Agsust 8. 1910, GbIEFoRD 3;
friends are invited TO attend the funeral sery.
Ices. on Thursday, Rt $3.50 y. m, nt his late
residence. G3OO Overbrook ave Interment prl-
Nate. Kindly omit flowers
WILNET-on August Q, 1910. GRACE r.. wifs
Of John Wilnet and daughter Of william and
AlmlLa Jarvin, esed "a years. Relatives and
friends are Invited to attend the funeral. on
Thursday. et 2;80 D. m, from her parents
residence. 1943 g. Mole ST. tl6th and Me-
kcan sts.). Gnterment at Fernwood Cemetery.
Friends may call Wednesday evening, Auto
service
wIsTAR.-At Germantown, on Angus, 8. 1910,
G. CRESSON WtSTAR, aged 30 years. Duo
notice OF the funeral will be given.
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Deaths

CROssLEY;--on AuFust z. 1910. at Island inta
WStsr and Mary Lindiey cTossIsy M Rs%,lyefi ;ndysi
servIcea, on Thursday, at . p. M, at tho
residence OF her sister, Mrs. sara ~ Wander
fnterment private.
FINNERTY.--on August 7, 1916 BRIDGET;
friends are invited to attend the funeral
on Thursday. az sac z. m; from the E,il. ES,si.
patrick, 652 North Thlrty-seventh ST. - West Vest
Mother OF SOrrows' Catholic Church, 10 a. IN.
IntCrrnent at Holy Cross Cemetery.
GREEBY.-On August &. 1916. ROBERT NJ.
son OF Wm. and Almira K. Greedy and grand
son OF May A. and the late Charles X.
MYERS aged months 90 days Due notice of
the funeral will be given. from the residence
OF his parents, 2332 Aspen st.
THOMAS son of Thomas and the late Ellen
Hackney aged 81 years. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral services,
on Friday, at D. M. at tho Oliver II. Bair
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Clifford S. Warren Paralysis Victim

clifford 8. Warren, formerly secretary of
the England-Walton Company, at Third
and Vine streets, died early yesterday at
his home, $500 Overbrook avenue. Death
was due 20 paralysis, from which Mr.. War
rem had suffered for three and half years.
lie was ~ years old. He was born in
Roxborough and educated In the public
schools Of this city, and Is survived by a
widow and one daughter. Mrs William
FleclS. The funeral services will be held
tomorrow at his late residence. Interment
will be at West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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ROMA, 9 Agosto.

ROMA, Agosto.
49,, II nossesso della tesla di ponte di
.s,a,o con gli austriaci in ritirata da
serscchi puntI lungo In Nalle delrlsonzo,
= ritiene In questi circon mllltarl enc Ia
sn,a della formidable piazza forte e.
.s,nonte q che presto In strada sara
un.ia aIIe truppe itallane per ravanzata
si Trieste.
=, oenerale Carlo Corsl, gludicando la
-,,,,o.ione ouesta mattina In un articolo
eilla Tribuna, dlce'
,rt,oobi comprendono rlmportanza di clo'
.Ao ovviene ora sulla fronte italiana, Forse
sus,Ii che sono plu' sorpresi sono gil stess
.vstrIacl Dal momento in oui lie new 81
steguarono dale montague grandi oper-
..,oni al resero COST possibili, al nostro
s.arcjto al imponeva prina dl tutto di ar
.s,ora roffenslva austraca, secondo es-
.siisro eli invasori dagli altiplani vicentini
noi flnalmente di iniziare la sua offensiVa
sontro H labirinto di fortihcazioni. Ma mai
4, scelto un momento migliore per at
.oooro Cio' mostra sopratutto che moi
snonoriamo con gil alleati II risultato del
s.,r,I nochi giorni della nostra offensiva
rrostra che essa stata preporazta bene e
son cura di okni dettaglio Sc durante IL
vriroo ammo della nostra guerra lie nostre
trnnns non conuuIstarono motto moi ac-
,stoumo In compenso quella esperienEa
Ss,,o yuerra moderna che ci sta dando cosl'
,uonl risultati.
100000 DI coMBATTENTI.
g, oaIcola che due mlioni di uomini sono
.,na0nati in auesta mostruosa battaglia
s,ia Inca dell'Isonzo. lie truppe italiane
Z sono ,rnpernate ora mel passaggio delrIsonIo
ssIi. yIcInanze di Gorizia e del San Michele,
.nacialnente nella zona di Lucinico lie
sortlhcazIoni austriache ad est di Gorizia
sono assoggettate ad un vero urangano dl
rranate da parte di centinala I'll Srossl can
nonI itallani, la caduta della fortezza @
sttesa da un nomento alraltro, sc pure
ASA non e. gia nellie mani degli italiani.
In tutta Italia 81 sono avute si hanno
almostrazoni entusiastche. lie citta' sono
fmbanderate. Una folla enorme 81 raccolse
isrI sera in Piazza Colonna applaudendo
sil'esercito, al re ed al generate Cadorna,
: dimostrazloni patriotti che 81 sono avute
mai teatri g nei cafe, non solo Roma, ma
anche Milano, Bologna, Torino, Llvorno,
Flrenze.
E' convinzione generate qui che Il generate
cadorna e. ALA vigilia d conseguire una
Rrande vittorla decisiva che mettera' 10
truppe itallane sulla via di Trieste.
In due groni di battaglia gil tallani
hnnno fatto piu' di $4,000 prlgionieri, ira
euI oltre 800 ufficlali, ed hanno catturato
II cannoni 100 mitraglatrlcl ed una gran
quantta' di materlale da guerra.
II correspondents del Secolo dalla fronte
dl battnglia desorive COST una dele prlm-
issIme fast dell-offenslva sull'Isonso
I CANNoNI TUoNANo.
"Alle dI mattIna dI domenlca, soto un
eielo limpidlssimo, la TERRIBLE orchestra
dslle artiglierie italiane cominoio' lacer-
are l'atmosfera con un pleno spaventoso da
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IN MENfORIAM
TIrRNRULI..-

TURNBULI.-In loving memory OF my dear
mother, Mrs. HELEN NJ. TURNBULL. who
May her soul. through tho mercy of God,
In
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nIjE MILIONI DI SOLDATI
nlPEGNATI NELLA GRAN
BATAGLLA DELL'ISONZO
/, soldati d'Itslia 81 Sono Lam
eiati all'Assalto della For
midabile Fortezza Con gil
Elmetti Inghirlandati
n1J ATTI DI VAL0R E
ROMA. 9 AROsto.

} NUWA, ABOStO.
"a Fortezza di Gorizia e caduta
..lle mani delle truppe del generate
c.dorna. II Ministero della Guerra ne
y dato oggi rannunzio ufficiale, ag-
= s;nroendo che gil italiani vi hanno preso
"a o0o prigionieri grande quantita' di
80; . di materiale da guerra.
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"Alle Z di mattIna dl dcmenica, soto un
eielo limpidssimo, la TERRIBLE orchestra
dse artiglerie italiane comincio' a lacer-
are ratmosfera con un pleno spaventoso da
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-04
FINALS AT V.P.I.
WILL BEGIN ON JUNE 9
Former Governor Mnnn and Rev. II. G.
skinner, ID. D.. of Richmond,
VIII he Among Speakers.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch


Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
6A.ACKSBURG. VA. Juno S.--Finals
at tho Virginia Polytechnic Institute
VIII begin on Friday evening. June 0,
with tho Junior senior german and con-
tinue through Wednesday. Juno ~. Tho
point celebration OF the literary So
ciettes will be held on Saturday night.
fOn Sunday morning Rev. r. G. Skinner,
i D. D.. Of Richmond. will preach the
1baccalaureate sermon. and also viii
preach the annual sermon to tho Y.
NJ. c. A. that evening. Monday will DO
taken up with various military fea-
lures. Tuesday Is Alumni Day. and
"wednesday morning at 10 o'clock for
mer Governor William Hodges Mann. OF
Petersburg. will make the address to
tho graduating class. This Is to be
followed by the class salutatory and
'valedictory. announcement of honors
for next session and tho delivery of
diplomas By President Eggleston.
Beginning with the first battalion re-
view and inspection on Friday after
1noon. and ending with the sham battle
: on Tuesday afternoon. an unusually In
3teresting program OF military events
has been arranged for each day, except
8Sunday, including dress 'parades. com
petitive drill. followed by the presen-
tation of medals on Monday morning;
band concerts, calisthenic exercises and
battalion drills. The various cluba In
the college will give their last dances
= OF the year on Monday and Tuesday
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nights. and tho Anal ball on Wednesday
night will end the gayeties Of COM
mencemcnt week a new feature this
year is \ reception 10 visiting parents
OF students In the institute and other
guests by tho women Of tho faculty.
this TO be- given on Monday evening Mt
tho field house.
! Tuesday IS Alumni Day. and o. special
effort has been made this year TO have
n large attendance of the former stu
dents OF the college, whether graduates
or not Tho program for tho day In
cludes the annual meeting OF tho Gen
eral Alumni Association, n rovicw OF
the battalion by the alumni. u luncheon
given by the college. an automobile ride
for the visitors after the sham battle
and the ALUMNI dinner. This VIII be
held In the nos shops. buildins, and
Isaac DiSEs, OF Richmond. Will be tho
principal speaker
Addresses also VIII be nado by
| President Julian a. Burrus, Of the Har-
risonburg Normal. and President J. d.
| Eggleston. Of the V. T.. l.
| Professor S. r. Pr!tchard attended
the meeting OF tho National Electric
| Light Asso citation at Chicago last week
! MIR. Pritchard was tho only Southern
ing.
/ President J. d. EgElcs:on delivered
! tho address TO the graduating, class In
| tho Driver Agricultural High school on
! Saturday, and DIR. Carol " Newman
WAS 1T Chester the same day to address
| the graduates OF tho school there
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-08
Ladies' Hand Bags

There may be, somewhere in
this state, a better assortment of
ladies leather Hand Bags than you
will see on our counters, but we
doubt it, and as for the price marks,
which you will find attached to
these beautiful new bags, they are
lower, we know, than any house in
the state can hope to make on equal
values. e8c, s1.4s, S1.e8, $3.50, $3.50,
S2e8, S4.79, S4.98, S5.4e.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-08
Hand Luggage

For sixteen years we have dem
onstrated our ability as leaders in
Trunks and Bags. Never were in a
position to better uphold that proud
title than right now, when, with
ready cash and an outlet of thir-
teen stores, we are ever ready to
buy lots, no matter how large, if
merchandise and price are right.
Suit Cases CSC, s1.1e, s1.49, s1.7e,
S1.o8 up to S9.o8 each.
Bags-Oxford Bags, Boston Bags,
leather lined and khaki lined.
Some fitted; all have latest pat
ent fastenings and attachments,
sos, S3.4s, S4.o8, $3.50, S7.e5,
Se.os, S1o.e8, 1888.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-08
W0men's Silk Hose
75c pair

Pure dye, full fashioned, extra
high spliced heel, reinforced soles
and toes, deep garter tops; colors
arc tan, black, white, grey, bronze,
etc, etc. Only 75c pair.
Our Silk Hose at S1.00 and $3.50
are of exceptional value and include
black, white, bronze and pearl. All
sizes now.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-12-08
BOYS UNION SUITS

Come in heavy ribbed, wooden
and fleece lined. All sizes from 4
to IA years.
Heavy Ribbed Union Suits at 48c
Heavy Fleeced Union Suits at 48c
Heavy Wooden Union Suits at o8c
Fine Wooden Union Suits at SLAB
Health comes hrst-buy him a
Union Suit for Xmas.