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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-12
Surest For Coughs and Colds

cold, il is very risky. The following
formula easily mixed at home makes
one of the best and quickest cough
remedies obtainable. often curing the
worst cough in day; Pine as medicine
is as old as the Bible but here Is the
best form. Half ounce of Globe Pine
Compound Concentrated Pine) and
two ounces of Glycerine; mix these In
half pint of ,whiskey. Use a teaspoon
full frequently as required. (SmalIer
doses 10 children). Be sure to get the
genuine Globe Pine Compound (Concen-
trated PInel, put up only in half ounce
bottles, each enclosed in a screw top
case.
Frost Bites, Corns and Sore Feet
Don't endure foot agony. Here is a
remedy for quick results. 1t works
through the pores removing the cause
Two tablespoonfuls of Calocide com
pound in warm foot bath" Gives in
stant relief for aching and sweaty
feet; corns and callouses can be peeled
right off. Specially effective for sore
bunions. chilblains, and frost bites.
Genuine Calocide in twenty-five cent
packages at any drug store
The above is published by the Med
ical Formula Laboratories, Dayton. o,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-12

Paul r. Clauser, of 1856 Bumbaugh
street a student at Gettysburg Col
lege, is ill at his home. and will be
unable to resume his studies at Get
tysburg for at least a week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-12

Roy Dick OF Wadsworth. Ohio. is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Charles Hitz at
iii Capital street for a brief time.
Robert Howard Cochran of State
street. is in New York on business
this week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-12

DIR. and Mrs. B. NJ. Garfinkle.
1919 North Second street, are in
Philadelphia attending the fuperal
of a niece.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-12

Miss Violet Meyer has returned to
st. Louis, after spending several
weeks with her parents in Pen
brook
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

New silk hosiery at Abbott's.
| Lots of little things for favors at Alb
bolts.
The blacksmith shops Of Barre will
close at noon Saturdays during July and
August.
All members of Canton Vinton and
other canton members are requested to
meet at |. o. O. r. hall Sunday, June III,
at 10 o'clock sharp in full dress uniform
for the purpose of attending church. Per
order captain.
The members of Hiswatha lodge, No.
20, /. o. o, f., are requested to meet at
the hall at 10 a. m. Sunday, June III, for
the purpose OF attending the memorial
service of the order as the First Baptist
church, n. G.
Everybody TO the trotting park Satur-
dav afternoon to see Goddard and the
Barre A. C. clash for the first time this
season. Batteries Barre A. C., Gala
CHER and Fowlie: Goddard, Keefe or
Shepard and Hoernle. Come out and
root for your fayorite tesm.-ady.
Rev. R. f. Swollow who has been visit
ing friends IN the city while attending
the annual convention of the Vermont
Central Baptist association, returned yes
terday to his home in South STAFFORD.
Rev. George d. Gould. d. D., one of the
delegates, returned last even
ing to his home in Groton.
The annual meeting of the State Trap
association will be held at Mont
peler Tuesday evening, June H. and the
state shoot will be held at the Montpelier
traps Tuesday and Wednesday, June Is
and IA. Announcement is made that $3.50
in prizes and added money will be put up
for competition. The Montpelier Gun
club will hold practice shoot in prepare
ton for the events on Saturday after
noon
Jumbo thermometer has been in
stalled on the east side of the G. NJ. Mar
rion tobacco store in Depot square. An
elongated tube, reaching to half the alti-
tude of the building registers the tenn
perature and there is device for record
ing the bsrometric pressure. Over the
there is a single dial clock.
The big indicator is expected to demon
strate its greatest usefulness in the win
Ter, when stonecutters stopping at the
Marion store. which is a well known |
clearing house for stoneshed topics, can |
ascertain by CHANGING at the spirit tube
whether or not the weather is too cold |
or working.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Sale leather handbags at Vaughan's
! Harry H. Lane of Springfield is passing
few days in the city on business.
| Regular meeting of Granite City lodge
| |. o. @. L., NJ. u, in X. of c. hall Friday
be served.
Mrs Edison Lander of Lebanon. n. H..
arrived in town yesterday and viii visit
her mother. Mrs. Catherine j. Williams
OF West street.
Fay Allen and W. w. Underhill, who
run printing office in Chelsea, were in
town yesterday on their way from
Montpelier, where they have been on
business in the interest of their firm.
w. d. Quimby OF Boston, president of
the Quimby Confectionery Co, is passing
a few days in the city as the guest of
II. c. Leonard OF South Main street and
with other friends in Barre and vicinity
Mrs. Rowie Mcdonald of Washington
visited in the city yesterday, while on
their way TO Plainfeld to visit her son,
Ernest Mcdonald.
J. f. Maun, superintendent of the Cen
trial Vermont railroad and J. Penall.
roadmaster, Of Essex Junction were bus
mess visitors yesterday IN connection
with the c. V. railroad.
Miss i. Royce of Essex Junction
passed through the city yesterday, to
visit with friends in Washington for
several days.
Mrs. Merrill Gordon and daughter,
Alice Gordon. who have been visiting
relatives in Barre and Montpelier for
several days, returned this morning to
their home in Worcester, Mass
Gaetano Bruzzi, who has been living
at 25 Scampini square, had his goods
moved this morning by the Vermont
Trucking and Sales Co. to South Rye
gate. where he will continue at his trade
as stone cutter.
Congregationalists please notice! There
will be rehearsal for the primary de-
partment of the Sunday school on sat
llrday at p. M, and at 3 o'clock all
juniors. intermediates and seniors who
have speaking parts in "The Crusaders
exercise for Sunday evening are urged to
be present.
Professor Chsuncy Brewster Tinker of
Yale college. New Haven, Conn, who is
10 be the speaker at the Spaulding high |
school commencement exercises in the
opera house tonight, will arrive in the
,itv late this afternoon to be the guest
Of Principal II. II. Jackson during his
stay in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' waists on sale Saturday at the
Vaughan Store.
DIR. L. d. Martin of Barre was elected
member of the executive COMMITTEES of
Montpelier seminary in place of the late
j. A. DeBoer, and Mr. DeBoer's place as
trustee of the institution was left va
cant for the present. The following trus
tees We're elected to succeed themselves:
G. A. Edgerton of Mortified and G. A.
Morse of Jacksonville.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

Quck Meal gasoline and Perfection oil
stoves and wicks. F. A. Prindle, Depot
square.
Prof j. W. Votey of the University of
Vermont, Burlington, was business Wis
itor in the city yesterday and to-day.
Miss Marie Darling, who has been
spending a few days in the city as the
guest of Miss Blanche Russell of Eastern
avenue, returned to-day to her home in
South Ryegate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-09
FavOrs

Gifts to the Graduate from Her Friends
Beauty Pins in Sets, both Plain
and Enameled, set with Pearls and
Rhinestones. At Csc up to S1.OO.
Belt Pins in latest designs, both
Plain and 0rnamented, at from 25c
to Sl.00.
Brooches in very neat designs, from
Csc to $f.00 each.
Hat Pins. Plain and those set with
Pearls and Rhinestones, from Csc up
TO $3.50 each.
Neck Chains, with very pretty PEN
dants. All are new and very stylish.
Mesh Bags and Purses--these come
in both small and large sizes. Are
very new and very stylish, very
dressy.
New Belts, quite a change in Belt
styles. Leather Belts with comb.
nation of Colored Leather Swapping.
Very new and pretty, Csc up.
Hand Bags; neIs ones just arrived.
Kinds little different from old styles.
A good Handbag at Sl.OO. Some
beauties at S1.50 and $3.50 each.
Pocketbooks in new shapes for the
summer; S1.00 buys a good pocket
book.
Beads for the neck in short strings
are very good, These in colors to
match the dress.
Latest in Neckwear These new
Collars are very pretty. Prices are
much less than one would expect in
these times of high prices In fact,
new Neeswear was never prettier or
lower-priced than to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-09
FavOrs

Handkerchiefs will appeal to every
young lady. These for favors come
in new lot Of styles and designs.
The latest is the Blue Bird Hand
kerchief, denoting love, purity and
honesty. These, Csc each.
White Handkerchiefs with Colored
Embroidery, very dainty and pretty,
Csc.
Silk Handkerchiefs with silk Edges
are little the newest. These come
in the rainbow colorings and are very
pretty.
Silk Underwear. This is very beau
tiful. Comes in White and Flesh,
trimmed with Silk, Lace and Ribbon.
Nothing prettier. Sells for from
S1.98 up to $3.50. Come in Sepa
rate Pieces or Combinations. Ask to
see these beautiful garments, though
you do not care to buy.
Silk Hosiery is going higher, get
ting scarcer. Just now we have all
colors and sizes.
A special Fibre Silk Hose in Black,
White and Colors, at soc.
See our Silk Hose leader in Colors,
Black and White, at SI.0O.. Later,
qualities at this price will be poorer.
Beautiful Ivory Pryaline in full sets
in boxes or without; also in Single
Pieces to match what you have. This
is the best grade of Ivory produced
in this country. Nothing else quite
as good.
Fancy Ribbons in new designs at
old prices.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Dinnsfnnnan fOfons.

Tbe Sinnisb Coop. Grabbing
Co., Oiuusfunnan ploli.muoii foto-
us pioet66n bein6fuun 10 p. flo 1
jpp. YaIace Saalilla, Sroonpoobis-
Micb.
&ofoufiesia tulloan jobtofunnan
puolesta antamaan beio1n piiolimuoii
roporttinia, iefd puolipuoii tilt, ilmi
tuobcn liiffeen tilan.
Npos tullaan f1iittelemGGil eritpi-
icsti tdtG fofousta marten ~jdrjestpis.
To- iefa muista tGrfeistG eteen iattu-
mista aiioista.
&aifficn Silulsfunnan jGienten los
nGolo malttGmGtoin.
Sobtofunta
Gamer .. Sorju, %firjuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
&eiGfonlni6im.

GptbGn on taaien feidl &ouluista
on iaatii lomlaa ia bausfalta lie tltn-
tirufin npt iriliri ipitoben ibanimpona
aifana, moi fuinfa ?Wtrtta fallista ai'
faa eli iopi baasfata. 2epo on tarpeel-
Iista; mittta pitfGstd ioittilaillnioes-
ia ia toimetonna wetelebtimiiestdfaan
eli ole mru1ta fuin mabinfoa. sc mel
tostuttaa ia pie mirfepoen iielusta ia
tormon iGienistd. Sifiipa fnnnor
tptot ia poiat eitpGt taboofaan feid-
Iomaonia toimetonna fuluttaa.
SpotG laa fplld fotona. @sfartele'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

nettdmGii iotain? SIG pelfdd! &ofei-
Re. Mrmeluii ml1uttuu. Wtittta ennen
faiffea anna ipoGmeii Sllmalalle ia
iitte masta aineelliiet paroii ia benz
fit woimaii. Sitd tietd faspaa IL
nusta malon lapii iGteilemG belmi
maailmon lasten raamattuun iota be
meistG lufepat.
Waailma on tGpnnG ubriarffuio.
@aroia oootetaan, fpfpid tarpitaait,
fatieita, fGptostd ~faipataan. Seeiuf-
fem, iiIma nafee, miten me fuliemme
ubriarfuille ia niioen obitie. Seiiab-
outban uiein Mile ia f%aiffeii annot.
Mlpo 2umme,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06
Sartansicarpja bcinGfnnlla:

8 p. emar,foliunijublot &ice Co
telln. Srblo oletaan firfosia flo 10
epp. $. eft. ~pbtepoesiG ia iatfetaar1
iitten firffopuistosio.
10 b. Sibingtonin foululla flo 3
] PIP. $. eft. pbtepoesiG.
16 p. SinlaDionisia flo If e PIP.
ia ieurofunnollincn perleiltama ollie.
fir~joittuneen fooisia flo 1 j. PIP.
90 p. Sairbanfiisia e. Siriimaan
talosia S. eft. pbtepoesi1 flo 1 j. PIP.
80 p. GroSbpsia, mobbolliiesti
ruotialaiiesio firfosia flo 2 i. PIP. ia
josiain perbeeSi1 flo s iii.
Hippifoulu aletoan 9eaberin fir
fosia emf elofiiiin 81 p. flo 8 e. PIP.
&aiftia tGbdn foitliirn aifoipia lap-
fla feboitetaan nalmistaltltmaan to-
I'd marten.
~ 81. @. &isianen,
Bubelin 1872. Sinlapion Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

jen repimiien iaman mGGrGn, joten
fesfimGGrin $1,000 noipi tGpfin pub.
oistaa eeferin mGlttGipGfii. Silloin
ie on p%GbimmdsiG lasfusia $4,000
arwoinen. SeIppo mGlitps ia IGbeiiet
marffinat. 8interistG on malta ier-
raatpiin fulrfaupunfeibin Minnea-
poliin $50, Sulutbiin 115, @sblan-
bin sc, Milmalifeen 297, gbicagoon
3S2 ia Sronmoooiin 81 MALTA.
SpnG meii, ilmanola, tiet ia fou-
Int. Selpot mafiuebbot ia iubteelli-
iesti bolpa binto. IA mineraali Of.
featto ilman mit1Gn ubralista: SilIG
fomppania pioGttGG 81 ia mastaa
faiffi foetiis ia febitpsfustannlifiet.
&omppania iitoutiiu apustamaon
uutisaiufasta pppoettGesiG ettd ie
perfaa 5 tai 10 eeferiG maata ia to-
%fentoo tilapGiiet buoneet, moriinoiiel.
la binnalla, ppptGmGttG moittoa la
laittao nc molmiifii iiiben, fun osto-
ia boluoa miiuttaa tilallenia. 60
moin ie on IGbettGnp tGnG %feipGGnnd.
fin 2 nounulliSta lppiplebmiG, iotfa
on annettu ostobinnalla ltutisaiuf.
foiIIe 2-3 fprooen m~afiuajalla.
SGmG 10000 eeferiG on pbbesiG
p~olstasio ia iGriestettp Min ettG fl-
fin faniouiiuiis iaapi er~itpisalan, 10.
bon toiiia faniolliiulfiia ei abbeta.
Winulla on mpos Iiifuiiia a%ilttui-
ia tiIoia SO, OOO-$42, 900 binnoil-
la f~ofonia mufaan iefG palion mile
lemGtontG moota Somper ia &uSf
faunteiSia.
2GbempiG tietoia fpipttGesiG an-
tao
Sobn 3. 0icle9,
315 SnffoIf It. Sronipooo, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

minen ia puubaileminen erilaiiisia
fotitoimisia on fpllG baltsfoo. Sion
iiinG tunnit fulltipat, ia mielesi1 on
iuloinen bppGnmielen tlinne, fun tie.
tGG jotofin bptpGG ia tarpeellista teb-
neeniG. &efppellG mieIeIlG ioa tpos-
I'd rientGG feiGn reippaiiiin leiffeibin.
Mutta felGfoulu? WitenfGs fen
fonsia on Iaita? SebGn on foitlu illo.
menfielen ia usfonnon oppimista
norten. Sellaiiena len pitGiii olla
rafas ia mielninen iofaiielle ajattele'
noIle iiiomalaiielIe poiaIle ia tptto-
ieIIe. &eidfouliia parten tuoipat aiat-
telcmottomat ibmiiet uiein fen matt
teen, ettG ie mufa nGipttGG pienofai-
fla liiofii, ia ettd be tarDitiefpot fe.
iGIoman aion tGpoelliiesti IepGtG.
Wlitto moltionfin fouluSia on tebtD
fofeilrja feiGfouluien iiibteen, eifd
tiilofiet iuinfaan oioita niisi6 fdp-
miiestG olepan mitGGn boitaIliiio
leuraufiia. 2apiet, iotfa otpot nils
ipG fGpneet, omat oIIeet, eli iiiipuneem-
pio, main pirfeGmpi6 fiiin toilet
ipps. lufiifmiben olfoesia. Soman
Iuiilen oIeipan totta iiiomaloistenfin
feidfouIuien iubteen. @nnemmin
Iapiet uiiputpot toimettomiuoesio ia
turbosia iuofiemiiesia, iosio be iitd-
paitie oppipat foiffea paboo, FUN bp-
min jdrjestetpsid fouliitposi6, iosia
IepoIle ia IeifiIIe iGd riittdpdsti al.
fao.
TposiG on Iepoo. Monesti foi te.
fin, Iiifiiani, oIette fofeneet, ettd
boIuIIo tebtp tpo of fobtapo pirfis-
tdipdmpi, FUN ioman pitiinen Iepo.
NGin fGp poriinfin, jos tpo on iuitto
(. o. ~toiieIIoisto FUN ie, mitd 10 oIitte
pGipfiiin iooffo tebneet.
aeidfouIutpo oifein idriestettpnd
on tuoIloista Iepoo ontatpao tpot1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

@isconiinir noltiosia, Nortb 8cst
ia 500 r~outotei0en moriilIu. @nii-
mGinen 10000 eefferi1 i%iiailee
Satpper fauntisia ia t~ariotoan
mpptGmGfii so eeferin eli iuurem-
misia erisiG. @bwaro Shines Suit'
t%ouaropbtio, jofo on mailman iuli-
rim purtaparafauppias Min bppirl
fun "iuuriin @isconiinin maiden
omistaia, omistoa nGmGt maat.
Waon laatii on mabma iopimulto
Gel punasta iopea) ia Lula pobjapal'
Il 2-3-4 joIan ipipppoesia. yer
fous mafioa $s.OO-$t0.0O ia fanto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

Sc ti1o opittatpafii toiiia aiioita fuin
tapollinen foitlrtpo, 10 on fills III.
titii6en miebGtpst1fin. Mposfin, jos
olette fitted ia abferasti opisfeIet-
te, moi opettajanne teboa fen baus.
fafiifin. &olmen tai nelidn tunnin
foltlusia olo pGinittGin ei fetGd mG-
iptG; mitta jos iefin aifa funoen eli
foboefion miifon aiolla mirfeGsti o.
pisfeIlaan, min on i%aofputettu enent-
man fuin usfoiiifaanL ia lemolIe ia
Ieifille on jGGnpt fpIld aifaa.
ai,n Iapiet fitnafin pGipGnd omat
foulusia noin lpbpen aitaa, moioaan
forlr, eIlei opettoia pioG fouliia fob
oesia poifasia tpon belpottomista ia
teboffuutta iiImalId pitaen iafaa fob.
teen Iiioffaon, ioiSta toinen luoffa
fan fouliisfa enren ia toinen iGlfeen
puoliien. SiIloin Ell opettaian tor
pitIe tposfennellG buomio Min MOS
neen eri luoffaon pbt'oifaa fiinnitet-
tpnG.
aeiGfouIun torpeeIliiuaoesta ia
bpo6pst1 Ell tGsfG tarfpinne pubua,
iilId ie faiffialla %mpOnnetadn ia ioI-
tiiestifin p~mmGretddn. Tois iiis
faiffi peIttousl Yantafoon tirbot,
iontopot esteet, min iponbemmisia
fuin Iopiisiofin. Hantafoon toimeen
~feiGfouluo. Sppdlld tobboIIa ioa-
ooan ie ppstppn p~ienimmdlIdfin paif-
fofrnnoIlo. 2apiet, rientafdd faif-
fioIIo, misid main on tilaiititta fe-
idfouIuibin innoffaita ia opinboIui-
fino. SieIlG Ell aifa eifd fuoirnot fuIii
biiffoon ia Sierra on teitG totiniten.
ia tiinnosio iiiinooipo. S. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-07-06

m~lsforlnoifa, min iieltd pobialta mil
tel alma topoamme Iesfen romon ia
i6teileiuGn friStittpn.
&ristiIIiiesid tposl6 on uiein &c
waora, cttd pppoGmme main t~oiiiIta
Sumala moi tarfottaa, eta lite ontoi.
iimme. Tpptd6 t~oiiilta on bclppoa.
Site ontoo on woifeampoo. SumoIo
moi tarfottaa eta juuri me, mimi
antoiiin. SoiiiIle on SumuIa ieIpdsti
len iononutfin. 9uuntele Sumolon
pubettol Onfoban nellie iosfus min
i@anonut ia cmme ole totclleet? Oliiifo
tGSiG pfii ipp, tpomme epGonnistl.
miieen!
Senelle chin onnamme moalliiista
maroistomme, itieIlemme tai Sllmo-
IaIle9 Mif6 idoe fGriipGGn ia f0p-
bGGn ibmisfuntoon raiipoutuiii, Jos
me rafastaiiimme Sumalaa pli faifen
ia I1bimm6iStGmme min FUN lite.
Gmmc.
Seeiufien iilmG nGfee Ills, misiG
mGGrin me annamme aineelIiiia ma.
roiammc bGnen tpoboniG. Slolla an-
taioa, foiffenia antajaa Sumolon raf-
faits fobtaa.
Writta Seeilifien iilm6 n6fee mpos,
annommefo benfiiet fpfpmme ia moi
mamme bGnelle.
81 rita main raban unto Silma-
Ian tpobon. SpoGnt1 anti fpipp. &pl-
mad, rauban fofpaa on pelffG raba.
Sc Ell iGteile. SelmeG emmte iiitG Iop.
bG. Snnelliiet ne tpoliitot, joilla on
antaiat ipoGmestGGn mufana. Se
iaattamat iloiten %lauiua: "WeilId eli
ole main morot, meillG on mpos nil
ben antoiat."
Suo Iuiilo, ett6 olemme mapaot
faifesta, fun olemme mGGrGtpn o.
e.
DuStufien antaneet, on pGGrG. Gen
mufana tulee meibGn antaa itiemme.
2esfen ipoGn oil ropoienia mufana.
sc ebfd ferraii faiiipas ropoienia
fulfua. &c nGfi ebfG iosiain niiben
ieuranfiia. sc iloitii iiitG. Semppeli
tuIi pbG raffammafii. Sumala tlili
pba Idbeiiemmdfii. Sa naapurin ban
buomaii meliefieen. &lin ibminen ra.
ottaa ipo1ntG1n eoes. biiifan Siimalan
p~uolesta, aiiteaa ie pdbitelIen ia it,
minen buomaa onnenia fppn tasia
olenanfin. &ntaion ia atpaaian OF
pnnellista elGG. BGip6t frluipat. See
m6tmoimnt iulattaiuat roittaa ipoa-
mestG.
llfein me palitamme elGmGn mar
ioia. @ain risti iofa pitolella iumen-
taa asfeliamme. acknowledgement
aibeena moi olIa ie, ettG i%GGstGmme
itieGmme ia fieltGpopmme Srmalan
tpostG. Me pelfGGmme filrtpamme.
Miltta parempi on fitlua fuin rlos-
tua. Sumalan tpo antaa poimia.
Sp0siGGn ban niibistaa nteibGt. So
toiiaalto. Saubosia on aifaa letpatd..
SGGllG on tposfelloien bumu iublam'
me tGrfein mimero.
ystGpGl ga eritpiiesti nuori Dael.
taial Mifd estGd iinua antamasta
faiffea Sumalalle2 8elfGdtfo me
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-07-13
STORM DOES LITTLE
DAMAGE IN B0CAL USA
Slight Damage to Electric
Light and Telephone
Properties in City.

Bogalusa got another taste of a
storm Wednesday afternoon and
night and stood the test with little
damage. At one time the wind was
blowing at a rate estimated at SO
miles an hour and was accompan-
led by a light rain, Early in the
evening the wires of the electric
light and telephone system were
damaged and part of the city spent
the night in darkness. Crews were
kept busy during the storm making
repairs. A few trees we're blown
down but otherwise there was no
damage.
Reports from the woods of the
Great Southern are to the effect
that little timber was blown down,
possibly 80 or 40 trees near Tall.
sheek. Some are inclined to think
that the weather man got mixed on
his dates and intended to blow for
the Fourth of July, as he has been
giving the worst possible weather
on that date.
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Club Gave Demonstration.

The Canning Club gave Can
ming Demonstration Friday morn
ing in the basement of the High
School building. A large crowd was
present and following the demon
stration a delightful lunch was
served. The Canning Club this
year is doing good work and ex-
poets to send exhibits again to the
Parish and State Fairs Miss Edna
Buvens, one of the High School
teachers, has charge of this work.
The pupils of the High School as
we'll as her many friends will be
glad to know that Miss Buvens will
be with US again next session.
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Gets FIVE YEARS FOR
SH00T|N' UP HOUSE

John Smith, charged with shoot
ing into a residence near Varnado,
and who escaped just before the
May term of court, and who was
captured some thirty days ago near
Columbia, Miss, was tried last night
and found guilty as charged He
was sentenced to five years in the
penitentiary and taken to New Or
leans on the evening train Wash
ingtOn Press.
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being stationed at bona Texas, a
camp near Brownsville. He is a
member of the 18th Infantry and
reports that they are having plenty
of excitement in that section of the
Lone Star State. He is the only
Bogalusa boy. to our knowledge,
that is at present serving on the
border.
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Here On Honeymoon

Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Cannon, Of
Jackson Miss, have returned 70
their home after spending then
honeymoon in Bogalusa. While
here they were the guests Of NJ.
and Mrs. J. c. Mills. The groom is
a brother to Mrs. Mills. They made
many friends while here and prom.
Use to return at an early date.
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Adolph Tassien and little niece,
Ocotive, of Lutcher, have returned
to their home after several DAYS
spent with his son, Adolph TaSsien,
Jr
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At The Front

H. W. Pine, son of Mrs. J. H.
Thompson Jr., OF N, Border Drive,
is located on the Mexico bord r
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BIC BENEFIT SHOW At MA6|C
CITY FOR SOLDIER BOYS

On Friday evening, July 81,
there will be a special program at
the Magic City Theater when the
De Ravens will appear in "A Youth
of Fortune" The picture is said to
be one of the finest pictures in
which these popular players have
ever appeared. The show will be