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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
Ser permn8Indte Mr0o:
1tamten5M8.

MIs &umanie11 IN Sen &rieg EN-
trat, m1r6en ibm bon ieinen ne1en
@erbiinoeten 5tpei Mufgaben our 60
Jung iibertpieien: es foute Ben &ui-
len Sen 8eg 1a6 l1ngarn nno 6en
@eg 1,ob 8ulgorien 0ffnen. Mad)
|ltnqarn bur6 5iebenbiirgen, nod
@ulgarien burd sic @obru0i@a. Die
@uiien betbeiligten iid 5unadit nur
IAN Sem l1nternebmen in ser Dobrno-
1da. l1eber &iiiten6i6e fonnten iie
|Grl1ppen mod Ser Dobru6ida brin-
gen, 10 piel iie CUR @erfiigl1ng bat<
ten. Sort m1rroen 1ie nit 1turfen
rumGnildyen 5treitfr4ften pereinigt.
Grob6em ging mdt GILES, mie man
er>partet botte. Man batte anibei<
memo oamit gerednet, 6aB sic Ser
biinoeten olles oufbieten miir6en, lint
Giebenbiirgen Dor einem> feinoil6en
|@infan gu bemabren, auein sic Ser
biin6eten modten, tpie Sos MIN ein=
mail lire 9lrt lit, ibre eigenen &riegs<
plG11e, un6 Die 6olge lpar, 6aB sic
Nlane Ser @egner ftorf in @ertpir=
r1ng gerietben.
Gin Sbeil Siebenbiirgens mur6e
6en @umanen obne &f uberlai<
fen. Sort lieB mani iie biqige Siege
feiern u1ro lire @orbereitungen fir
6en @eitermari6 nod Ger Sbeib
.treffen. Mit 8uoapeit ais 3iel.
Gin getpaltiger SroB m11r6e iiber
Ole Ba11e ser iiebenbiirgiiden Mlpert
gei6leppt nn6 immer ne11e Ser itar-
fl1ngen m1r6en be%range5ogen. SIM
auiierten &ra1 mor 6eS Srbels fem
@n6e. 0a erf1br man 10 gar5 11eben+
Bel, 6aB 6euti6e uno bulgariide
Eruppei1 int sic 9obru6ida etngeriidt
leien. Gin paar Sage 1pater mur6e
befonnt, ooB m1d) Siirfen itd onge=
l6lolien batter, 11n6 Damn b0rte mon,
oaB 5elomaridal @adeni len Sen
Sberbefebl itber Sic Snbaiionsarmee
iibernommen babe. ga ipibte mon
sic Sbren. @or Moden1en bat man
boQii6en Ne1peft. Seine Sbaten tn
@ali5ien nn6 in Serbien 1in6 nod
unpergelien. Madeniens Mntpeienbeit
in ser 9obr1161da madte iid iebr
ibnen fiiblbor. Die 9onunfeitung
Turtufai tp11r6e genommer1, nn6 5mt<
iden 5tpantigtauien6 un6 6reiBigtm1=
ien6 &umdnen man6ertem in Die @e=
fangen1hnft. 9am tpa1r6e Sic {ieg<
reide gd)ladt bel Dobriti6 gei6la=
gen, 6ie 6e1tung Siliitria erobert nno
ser ga115e iii6lide Sbeil Ser Dobrno=
16a g%eia1tbert.
5eit6em ro1tet Madenien, ober
ol1d) 6os lit augeni6einlid in 6en
Nlqnen Ser Mlliierten borgei eben ge=
tpelen. Mon fat Sen 6eim6 ge5pltn-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
ae1,, ltorte @treittrafte our @ertbei-
6iglt1g ser @iienbabn 8alfarei It &iiit=

gen, ltarte 6treitfrdfte our @ertbei-
6igu1tg ser @ilenbabn 8pfareit &iiit-
enbidye nnb gum Sdalbe bon &iiiteno-
idye ielblt auf511bieten, rn6 6as bat
es @um1anien 11nmoglid gemadt,
feline Ylane in Siebenbiirgen aus5u-
fiibren. Ser geplonte @ormarid
nad ser GbeiB ml1Bte aufgegeben
meroen. Mus ser Sffeniipe gerietben
E6ie &um4nien in Sic Defeniibe mno
ebe lie 1idy be1ien berioben, iaben lie
5mi1den @ermanltaot un6 bem go
tbertburm = NaB felt, 100 iie cine
|1dtpere Nie6erlage erlitten. @S lit
bielfa6 iiberleben 1por6en, 6aB IN
I6ie1er Shlodt BON BEN iiegreiden
|Gr11ppen oes Generals 6alfenbabpn
MIR einige tauienb @efangene &C.
mo6t >puroen. SIM allgemeinen fin6
sic Berbiinbeten 10 beldei6en ni@t,
ibre iiber fiilten @efangenenlager ge=
ben 3el1gniB bapon. @em Die
|sdladt Del @ermannita6t cine @us=
nabn1e modt, Damn tann man barans
erleben, NIT meldyer @rbitterung 6ie
perbiinoeten Gruppen gefampft ba=
ben miiiien; iie batten erfabren, 6aB
6ie &l1manen 8erwun6ete obge=
16ladtet botten, un6 sos baben
iie ibt1en in ser S6labt bel Ser
monnitQ ID beimgebradt: mas Die Stu
manen in bieier @dladt an @efan=
genen 1idt einbiiBten, biBten iie TIM
10 reidlid yer an So6ten Elm, Sic Ser
lutte Der &umdnen miiien febr idmer
'gepeien 1etn.
9eitoem boben sic &11r1anen in
Si~ebenbiirger immer mebr an Booer
b%erloren, nnb in SEN lebten Sogen
bot 6as Sntereiie fir biefen Shell oes
europaii6en &riegsi6auplakes 1t6
tpie6er Sem Donaugebiet 5ugemen6et
@or etlid)en Eogen tpur6e gerneloet,
sic @uma11en ieien 8uii6en &uit<
lduf, elmer bulgariiden DQnaufe=
1tl1nqen, un6 Ser bon ben 8erbiin6e=
ten eroberten rumanii6en 9onaufe=
flung Surtufai iiber sic Dona11 ge=
gangen. SSn 2on6on ipra6 ma1 BON
mebreren 9ibi1ionen, Die a1f oiele
@eife anf bulgarii6es @ebiet gelongt
1eien nn6 sic n1tnmebr ben 5tpeiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
@epla9t nit &opti6mer5 jett poQ>
: --e- itdmoi0 0eiMno.

iebr a., framfcm &opfwcb, bin aber
iebt polltdnoi9 fret BON oieier Rla9e. SD
babe MIDI in 5ebn Sobren nicbt 10 gut 9ez
fiiblt, oils ib iebt tbue: SD mbebte Ve'
runa unb Mfanalin alien 9eioenoen etn'
pfeblen."
Jrau aarl Mnspausbs 81. 81. Z, sasran<
ee, Snb.. ldreibt: n@eruno mor cine
G%ottesgobe fir midi: Sd taun nit 8e>
itimmtbeit lasen, beB es mein 2eben ret~
tete, oa ID 9dn5li1 bernntcr8etot1t=
t,en ,par iano fiblte mt1 8att5
elenot9, a1s ieb besann, SIR Pernna 81
Sem Weae Ser 8eierun9. ST tann SD
men nibt 9enuq 6anten.
Infer 8ppflet, bas guh angibt, nte
geiunb 81 bletben, fret fir ale.
SolGe, weIde hiTi9e Mcoi5tnen
,ttdJt teDtte cit ,polen, f0nttett Yer1t=
ta Sablette Daben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
10 Gent uGasearets"
fit 2eber nnb Gimgemeibe.
6eilen franfes &ppf,pcb, &artleibisfeit,
8iltpiitat, iamren Magen, fdledten
Mt6ent - 3mder Gatartbic.

@leibbiel pie fdledt Cure Qeber, @az
gen ODER @ingetpetoe 1ino; ipie fart gner
&ppftpeb lit, tpie elerb SIR gMd fiiblt
burh 6artleibiefeit unberbal1lidteit, gtz
lioiitdt u11b trdge g%ingetpetoe Sbr be-
fommt itets 2inoeruna orrd @ascarets.
Sic reinigen nnb reg1llteren ben Wta9en
iofort, beieitigen Die iaure, gdbrenoe
Rabrnng lnb faulen @afe; entfernen Die
egiei1ibe @alle bon Der 2eber 11nD neb<
men bas nnberbaute 3eug unb Gift bon
Sen @ebdrmen unb Ben gingetpeioen
fort. Cine sebn Gent gdodtel BON On.
rem Qpotbefer tpirb Cure 2eber nno
gin9etpeibe rein balten; Den Masen TUB,
arbeiten, tpdbrenb SIR i6laft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

5ei6nen batten, ga itieBen iie ouf fei=
men ernltli6en @i6erltano. 60 gebt
ar6 6iele gpilo6e langiam ibrem @b=
idluB entgegen, un6 6ie @Qiierten
mer6en mie6er cine &offnung begra<
ben miiien. Sic baben es ii6 i6me=
res @el6 foite11 laiien, <manien gu
getpirnen, aber sic @erleitung gum
@erratb bat lib a11d) in 6ieiem Safe
i9Iedt be5oblt. Ser Slud lit Ser
bo1er Ibat a11f 6em 6uBe gefolgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
1tuo Mt1.
iiomSmerf.

9ie Notb ser @ei6enmiiiion be6e1=
tet cine @otblage fir 6ie @eiammt=
fir9e. Mus 6ie1er @rfenntniB bera1s
bat 1ih ser get1tral=8erein anf Der
Iebten @eneralper iamml1tng in Seem
Dorf entid1oiien, 6ie l1nterltiibl1ng
Der beimiiden mie m%tstpartigen @ii<
lion lotpie 6ie 50r0erung Der Mii=
iionsbetpegung in 6ieiem. 2an0e als
cine leiner Mufgaberr in fem @rbeits=
program ouf5nnebmen. 8eidranf=
tie er ii9 friiber 6arauf IN elmer 9fe=
iolution ieinen Mitglie6ern 6teie Mn=
gelegenbeit at empfeblen, 10 tpir6 BON
iett an Sic gentral5Stelle inn Gen=
tral=8latt cine gammellilte fir 0di=
I1tonsgoben eroffnen, iopie IN ibrem
m0d]entli6en YreBb1tlleti11 a11d Sic
Meiilion beriidlihtigen.
3ies lit elm Ghritt porparts. SSl1
Seem Norf 5eigte 1td bierfiir groBe
8egei1terung ouf Ser @eneralper=
iommlltng ielblt bel @eiltlid)en ltno
2oien. gpdter bate ser Mpoitolilde
9elegot @%elegenbeit, M1gr. Seer &C.
geniiber cine be1on6ere 8efrieoigl1ng
iibr oiei III Gbritt bes 6. g. orts5l1=
lprede1t. @ereits iin6 felt Ser 3eit
neben flei1eren @aber 8tpeimal ie
$4,000 Ser gentral=S fir Sic
Meiilion 5a1r @%erfiig1tng gelteQt NOR
6en.
Ibotladlid lit sic Motblage in SEN
Miilionen nnbei6reiblid grob nno
madit beitdnbig. europa ltelte Biz
Dor 6em &riege 5um ollergrobten
Sbeile @el6 un6 gerional fir Sic
MiIlione1t. 9as alles lit beltte I'M
mr0glid. Sic fatboliide 6eioenmii=
lion >por gero6e in letter 3eit 10
idnen getpadien, 6aB iie nod nidt
ielbitltdnotg fem fon1tte. Cont itebt
iebt SOS gon5e MiiIionsmerf amf 6em
Spiele.
limo 6o6b bangt unen6lid pie1 BON
Scr grbaltltng elmer itarfen Miiiions=
tbatigfeit ab, 6enr Sic, INNER BEL JONI
6ers bon Mmerifo o1tsgeipeiite prote=
itonti1de Miiiion madt Mielenon=
itrengunge1r, 6ieie Motblage Ser ia
tboliiden Miiiion %olts5nnl1ben.
2naleih lit es BON Ser allergroB ten
@idtigfeit, 6oB sic aiiotiid)en Dol
fer m0glidit itarf nit benz gi'1fl11B
6es @birltenthnms 6l1rd1aubert tper=
SEN. Scr Often erpadt, Sapaa,
China, Sn6ien meroen IN nid)t OIL
3ulanger 3eit ibren ginflltb cuff Ser
gonsen @e1t fiiblbar MAIDEN. Do lit
es bon ser allergroBten @idtigfeit,
6oB Elm m0gli6it ltarfes driitlides
Clement in 6ieien aiiatif6en Stoaten
belteht.
@ie mir omerifaniide @atbo1ifen
belfen fonnen? Sic Nrieiter in Stride
un6 @dule, sic 9oten 6urd @ebet
un6 @aben an @el6. SSn Seem Dorf
Iegte Miqr. Seer Sen 8rieitern nabe,
Sen Miiiionen MeBitipenbien 5n5u=
men6en. @r glarbte, 6ab aera6e bier
6ur6 manher Miiiion entlf)ie6en &C.
bolfen mer6en tonne. 3ugleth lit es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
NSir furnmen rid)t bamfig in 81,

@ir fommca nid)t bainfis in bic
Sage, NIT Ser Seem Dorf @orl6, 6es
&unoioaten @ilion 2eibblatt, elmer
Nniidt 51 ieill abcr menrt Tie ldreibt,
Die &ereinigten Staaten fonnten
11idt balb amerifoniid un6 balb aus
lar6iih iein, Damn pflidten mir ibr
riidbaltloS bel. Wir polen felne
Ser. Staaten, Sic MIR CUR 9alfte
ooer gor nod meniger amerifaniid
ltlro sur onoeren @alfte briti1b
ii11o. @ir pollen ein amerifant-
Ides Mmerifa un0 ridts anoeres.
0esbalb 1polletr mir in 8aibington
einen am erifan den Eraiioen=
ten 11n6 feiren briti16en @oupernor
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

gangen ieien. @enn 6ieie Mation
alnerifaniibe ll11ternebmungen for
bern min, miiiien ale piiien, baB
on1erifanii9e &edte mitbe5ug auf Sc
ben, Gigentbu1m un6 &an6el in ie=
oellt Ebeile Ser 8elt Sdub genie
ZEN"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

nnerlGBlidl 6aB unier fatboliides
@olf ii9 piel ltdrfer an Ser Meiliions<
biilfe bnr9 8eitrage betbeiligt.
Sic GentralISteae in ct. 2onis,
Eemple 8l6g., nimmt 8eitrage fir
6ie Miiionen entgegen un0 %beforoert
a116 MeBitipen6ien CUR 8ermenonng
fir sic 0fiiiionen. @.=5t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
Jupiter-OeI

1T bas altbemdbrte @eilmittel ge9en
5dmer5en ieoer Dirt, gnt8nnonng,
ge19nouene @elenfe, yerrentung,
6euralgie, @beumatismns, 8rano>
tpnnben, 3abntpeb nnb dbnlt3e 2etz
ben. 3ellgnii1e a1s alien Ebetlen
Mmerifas liegen Dor, 8n 8ablretd,
1rm Tie I'M 9rnd ipteoer3ngeben, Die
iebo6 352 HleaiantzMbenne, ct.
Saul, eingefeben merben fonnen.
Son alien Mpotbefen empfoblen nno
berfauft, 1onie BON 9. @ilberman.
(Smporteur, 352 &leaiant Mpente,
ct. Saul, Mtnn.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
&oriette

@arum laBt Sbr @uer mod
1tes &prlett nibt anpoRen?
@ir baben 3mei @rperts, melz
die ale &prlette anpa11en 5u
S1.5C anfmdrtS.
&Drlette pariierert in aIen
8reilen bon Soc, 81, $1.50
big au $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
@plitii6e Mn;ei9e
Sir &epraientant.

@iermit CUR gefdIigen &enntnib
nobme, oaB i9 Bel Ser 8abl ON Z.
Mobember a1s @on6i6ot fir 6as &e'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

prdientonte,1alnt oes 5tpeiten legisla-
tipen 9iitrifts inn 6eloe iein tperoe.
Mit oiei Jet Mnfii110igung IN gerbif=
0unq sic 8itte an bie Stirnmgeber
oes beiagten 9iitrifts, MIDI nit ibrer
Stim1ne urb ionltiger Inter tiibnng
beebren 51t mole11.
4S=4t T. 6. Sdatble.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
@el5e! Yel5e!
&ouft Cure &el5e 5eiti9 unb
mabt @ebraud bapDn an bic
fen fublen Nben6en.
2tn5n9e

@ir 5etgen einige EXTRA CUTE
@ertbe pDr in ben iebigen Grz
fDr0erninen entlprebenoen
5tpls, neue Mdntel mn6 Sarz
ben-Breile SIS Bis $50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
&inoermdntel

@erabe jebt lit es cine quite
Belt, Die &inoer : @bulmantel
gu faufen. Cute Nusmabl BON
Stp1S, aus benen GIT mdblen,
in ppQener1 Mfirturer unb
Blni@. Breiie IS biz SIS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
&ohseitsfleioer

&auft @uer fertia gema@tes
&leib nnb 1part ale SDrgen;
1ie 1inb in peribteoene1 StplS
qemaht. &reile $3.50,
$3.50 unb $25.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12

&ansfleiber ipejielI
@amito9 11ur ale unlere $3.50
6ausfleiber, bunfel poer belle
Sarben; grDBe 36 Bis Is. nur
3tpet 5u einem &nn6en, gu 98c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-12
geioe,te &teioer

Jerti9 eemadte iei6ene &lei=-
Der in bunflen un0 mtttelbaren
Jar5en, gu $3.50 biz $25.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-06
A WONDERFUL STORY.
Cotton Seed, Formerly Thrown Away,
Worth Millions Annually.

1t is . wonderful story-the story
of cotton seed. Have You ever
stopped to consider it?
A generation ago cotton seed were
thrown in creeks and rivers, or pile,
back of the ginneries and the heaps
blown hither and thither By the fall
winds-thouSands and thousands of
tons were discarded as so much waste.
And millions of dollars were thus lost
A quarter of a century ago the
planters of the south not only con
/ sidered cotton seed as waste but also
as a burden. What to do with it was
question that often bothered them.
But look at cotton seed today-no
single product of the earth has so
/ many potentialties or possibilities SO
4 impressive. It's uses are as varied as
I they are marvellous, its ramifcations
almost too numerous for mention.
| Today the annual value of the cot
| ton seed crop is more than one hun.
/ dred and fifty million dollars The
oil production from it last year was
alone worth eighty millions. This year
Z fairly large, the total revenue tt
southern farmers from cotton seet
i should approximate two hundred mil
lions of dollars.
I So great is the value of cotton seer
that cotton could be pro6tably grow
for the worth of the seed alone.
Ii Linters are the part of the cotton
fiber which aslheres closely to tn
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-06

candles, cotton oil pitch, oieic acid,
Pulling ware, roofing tar, linoleums,
insulating materials, oilcloth, CHEAP
paint base, cotton rubber, bookbind-
ing, The refined oil, after various
treatments, is the principal property
of cosmetics, hydrogenated oil, cold
pressed oil, deodorized oil, emulsion
for medical purposes, substitute for
sweet oil, miners oil, synthetic STERN,
animal compound lard, cooking oil,
salad oil, lard substitutes, winter oil,
olive oil, sardine oil, oleomargarine.
Two-thirds Of the olive oil from
Italy is really cotton seed oil that has
been shipped abroad, especially treat
ed and then sent back as the original
olive product.
Today the seed of cotton finds its
way into the flame that lights man i
way, into the food he eats, into the
clothes he wears, into the soap with
which he cleanses himself, into the
paper on which she writes, into the
medicines with which he doctors him
self, IN the film with which he takes
photographs, in the nourishment that
he gives the soil, to raise his crop, IN
the articles for his home and even
into the powder and shot with which
he kills mankind. is truly d wonder,
full story-the story Of cotton seed
twenty years ago an outeast, today
the foundation of hundred indus
tries. Macon News.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-06
WOOD WASTE USED FOR PULP
AS Price Of Wood Goes Up Use of
Waste Will Increase.

The use of steadily increasing
amount of wood waste in the manu-
facture of pulp is indicated by figures
compiled by the forest service. AL
though the pulp industry showed a de-
cline in the last year Tor which com.
plete figures are available (lel4, on
account OF the increasing cost of raw
material and general business condi.
tions, more wood waste was used than
in any previous year
approximately $4,000 cords Of
waste with value Of 81 400 900 were
utilized by IS of the aoo pulp and pa.
per mills of the United States. Ii is
thought that as the price of cord wood
goes up the amount of wood waste
used will become greater.
The Canadian pulp industry, it is
stated, has had a vigorous growth dur.
Ing the last few years and the greater
portion of its product is marketed il
the United States. An average cost OF
about $3.50 per cord, as compared with
the $40 to sic per cord which many
manufacturers In this country are pay
ing for pulpwood, il the reason given
for the growth.
1t IL pointed out that the develop
ment of the supplies of spruce in the
national forests of the West and il
Alaska, together with the abundance
of cheap water power, will eventually
attract the paper industry TO locate i.
those regions. Suitable pulp timber
can be delivered to desirable mill sites
for the next 90 to 40 years at prices
of about $3.50 to 81 par cord. saw ex
perts of the forest service. 1t is
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-06

seed, removable By a special process.
1t Is used for batting, wadding and
stuffing material for pads, cushions,
comforts, horse collars, mattresses and
upholstery. 1t is employed for alb
sorbent cotton, for mixing with shod-
dy, for mixing with wool in hat
making, for mixing with lamb s
wool for feecelined underwear and
for felt. 1t is made into low grade
yarns, such as lamp and candle wicks,
twinc rope and carpets. 1t is con
verified into cellulose, then into writ
ing paper, gun cotton, nitro-cellulose
Ultimately it becomes an ingredient
for smokeless powder, pyroxylin, and
from the latter into varnishes AMI
plastics As cellulose compound it
goes into coating for metals, artificial
leather, water-proofng,. celluloid, co
lodion, artificial silks and photograph
| ic films
The hnlls, which are palatab1e and
| rich in the nutriments that furnish
| heat and fat, are the essentials OF
| stock feed, fertilizer, even fuel, pack
ing household utensils, bran and cattle
| feed. When made into fiber the hulls
are made into paper and as a basis
for explosives.
But it is as meat product that cot
ton seed Is most extensively deyel
oped. First of all, it is caked and
! ground into meal, thence into fertili
GERS and dyestuffs, or used as a fees
for cattle, poultry, horses, swine ant
sheep aud a -four for human con
sumption.
1 The moas vaiuahle nff.nra.l,,st =.
cotton seed is the oil From ton O
seed ESQ pounds of crude oil is oh
tainca, and in this state 1t goes int
putty, Foots oil, washing powder
black grease, SOAP, RI. ssin, fat, acids
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-07-06
Underwear

Csc Corset Covers,
Anniversary Price 100
75c Gowns, all sizes. Lace and en-
broldery trimmed,
Anniversary Price soc
Sl.5o Petticoats, white cambria, lace
and embroidery trimmed.
Anniversary Price csc
s1.25 Gowns, in many styles,
Anniversary Price CSC
SOC and soc Union Suits, all sizes,
Anniversary Price soc
tic Vests,
Anniversary Price 12hc
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BIRTHS.

In West Wardshoro, July /, a son. Ed.
gar Warren, IT., to Rev. and Mrs f. w.
johnson.
In Westminster, June 30, a son to Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Williams.
In Hinsdale, n f.. July 8. daughter
TO Mr.. and Mrs Harold Garfield. grand
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Il. Merritt
OF Hinsdale and Mrs. Garfield Of Brattle-
rboro.
In Grafton, July 4, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Walker.
In Winhall, July 1, daughter to
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wells Prouty.
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MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, July 5, by Carl s. Hop
kins, Esq, Ebert Hollis Moves and Miss
Mildred Veronica Cahill, both of North
ainpton, Mass.
In Brattleboro, July 5, by Carl S. Hop
kins, Esq, Arthur Wesley Taylor Of
Claremont, N. H., and Miss Margaret
Mary Gay of North Adams, Mass.
In Brattleboro, July 5, by Carl S. Hop
kins, Esq, Wallace Charles Wood of Ma
lone, n. Y. and Irene Maude (Martin)
Mawson of Sheet Harbor, n. S.
In South Vernon, July |, by Rev. Frank
H. Leavitt, Carl E. Saderman and Miss
Elsie S. Stark, both of Brattleboro.
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Billie Burke
The Princess Theatre Tomorrow
SOME NICE THINGS SAID BY THE PRESS ABOUT THIS
CHARMING YOUNG ACTRESS

CHARMING YOUNG ACTRESS
90 Peggy tho picture Burke to leave
the legitimate for the movies could labelled
and sugary pranks Burke
audiences like to her pay.''-New York
Tho Tittanhaired actress unusually
entertaining all the
OF veteran The inepoaed fairy
OF the most delightful the
tripping lightly through bizarre scenes
even in its reflection the incarnation gish
beauty. New York
miss Burke % expected is excclently
fitted for work Peggy Also
rs beyond ordinary,
SOU WHO has not than three superors
plays the Scotch uncle to perfection. New
Billie Burke in Lady Babbie part All
the atmosphere that j. M Tho
is apparent III this picture Thomas H. Ince It is
Is the hoydeuish upsetter Scottish
her irrepressible personality
Miss Burke brings TO motion pictures vivacity
the her
n New un
THE largest throng which the
the in
Burke with capital company. New York Herald.
Peggy ideal background for Billie Burke's
vivacity. New York Globe
MATINEE 23O-Admissor, Adults 10c, Children SC
EVENING 15c Children 1oc
MUSIC BY LEITsINGERs ORCHESTRA
IN THE EVENING
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Wool Dress Skirts
Many Bargains Here
All Sc and 81 Skirts, made in Shepherd checks Wool
Poplms and novelties Anniversary Price 4.oS
So Skirts, in many attractive Styles
Anniversary Price G:s.9S
Checked Skirts, in several models
Anniversary Price So .9S
Many ODD Skirts at CSC and S1.9S
81 Wash Skirts, in several styles
Anniversary Price So 80
81 Gabardines and Pique Skirts
Anniversary Price S1.9S
o1'oo flque ana Gabard1ne Skirts, several styles.
Anniversary Price csc
Curtain ScrimS
16c Values in fine scrims
Anniversary Price IL II G
25c Scrims lace borders and coored borders
Anniversary Price 19c
81 Scrm Curtains with wide insertion
Anniversary Price S1.4S
scrim Curtains, made to sell at Sl39
Anniversary Prcc CSC
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thought that the low price Of material
and power will more than Offset the
higher freight rates on the product to
the eastern markets.
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MATINEE. 23o-Admissor. Adults 1oc, Children SC
EVENING and 845-Admisson Adults 15c Children II