davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
For Sale-Real Estate-City Property.

FOR Sale-Real EStaIe-City Property.
BUSINESS PROPERTY SACRIFICED
sure 70 read our other I'D. Rilburn-Hale
heaIty 90.
GOOD BUY-1O lots Highland PARK; price
$500, i cash. balance 10 suit.
T. p TURNER 4 CO..
seo Texas st Phone 1883
$1,000 DOWN
VIII buy this apartment house renting FOR
$50 monthly north side. fully occupied;
new building: Will consider some trade
HAWKINS BROS,
s and : Morgan bldg. Phone $500
SAN JACINTO STREET SNAP.
51iz IT, between Overland and Second 81.
We have this at 500 below value See
". X MARI W r PIPER. with
JAMES /. MARI 4 COMPANY,
S04 san Antonio ST Phone 1850.
AUTOMOBILE OR LOTS WANTED.
part payment room cottage and
Earn; fenced, sleeping porch. large bath,
electric fixtures. Rents SIS: = Book OF
HAWKINS BROS.
and Morgan bldg Phone eS00
GREAT BARGAIN lots Golden hill: in
1900 block Arizona. paving. curbs and side
walks ali paid Only s35oo. small payment.
balance long time
T. P TURNER & CO..
$50 Texas St Phone 1889
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
For Sale-Real EState-
Country Property.


FOR sALE-TeNas school lane. sections l.
ana Is, block 25. Fl Paso county: 11s4 acres
Ninety seven cents per acre due the state
in 80 years. viii take 81 per acre cash
bonus. The Hicks Company. Ito. Shreve-
port. Ia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
FURNACE HEATED BUNGALOW

IT kNACE HEATED BIT NGAIOW
rooms and glassed porch; paved street
50 foot lot. nice lawn. NOTE OUR PRICE
only $500 Just phone for auto.
kiI-BI RN-HALE REALTY co.
90 First Natl Bank tIds- Phone sos
THREE LOTS, WYOMING STREET, SIO5O
Corner Rosewood, facing south. A snap.
Terms.
". X MARI or W. r PIPER. with
JAMES l. MARI 4 COMPANY.
S9t san Antonio St Phone 1854.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Real Estate, Insurance, Bonds
SS5OO-lO room modern home. basement.
furnace. large sleeping porches. lots,
S575O-6 room bung-- just finished. gla- s.
pen. oak floors. basement. steam heat. gar
age, tile floor in kitchen and bath. . cor.
lots. $500 cash. S6e mo
5000 room bun. El ST. pch-. cor.
lots trade equity for auto vacant lots.
bal $50 mo-, Manhattan heights.
Shows room bunE-, large sip. pchs.:
hardwood floor basement. furnace. Golden
hill corner equity $1,000 cash bal $50 mo.
SSSO0-6 room bung-- . full lots. car line.
restricted district, large basement $500
cash. $50 per mo.
S265O-5 room cottage. Laurel St. large
sip pch., $3.50 cash. so per month.
Slg0O- room bung-, . sip. pchs fuH
lots. = blk car line; $29e cash, monthly
payment suit
SI3OO-3 rooms. ; sip. pchs.. furnished
Grand View. S200 cash. SO per month
Sl2O0-f fine Grand View lots. trade for
auto standard make.
S2S2O-I4I acre farm. near Brownwood
$500 Der acre. 6 acres valley Gate trade
Tor ~ Paso property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Phone $50. 1e0 san Antonio ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
For Sale Real Estats-Cit Property.

O~~C
ROOM residence . story red pressed brick
Kun lois 10 minutes WaiS rom posi- o.
fce- Owner T. Klein sol ; Fl Paso II
BUSINESS PROPERTY SACRIFICED-Be
sure TO read our other ad- hilburn-Iiaie
Realty Co
NOTHING down
Just move into this room modern brick
fenced. cement porch in front sleeping porch
In rear cement floor in basement; fine con-
dition. = block from car Pay balance 50
monthly on principal. rents for So; owne-
wants il IN Interest bearing paper.
HAWKINS BROS,
and Morgan bldg Pho5e 2Soo-
CLO>E-IN COTTAGE
on paved street near Bailey
school. church and car line -Four
rooms and sleeping porch; lot
-5x1=o: $500. terms Address 20.
Care Herald
$500 FOR A CLOSE IN
8 room bungalow in Golden hin with base.
ment. heat aat an modern built in yea
lures better Mex MekEE I E BROS SaH' mus
eos Mills bids Valley Lands
S2sO0 VENDORS LIEN NOTES FOR
SALE-FirEt lien improved prop
erty- very liberal discount. part
monthly payments
HAWKINS BROS.
and e Morgan bldg Phone -SG0
FOUR LOTS Gr-ndview addition. $500:
cash $500 balance I. =. 9. years
T. T. TURNER CO..
eco Texas ST. sPhone 1882
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS BARGAIN. $500
UNDER VALUE
New modern brick bungalow. lots. > .
rooms. breskfas room conservatory. cement
-ront porch; screened rear porch, hardwood
floors, built IN features. best interior finish.
large basement; for short time will sell /,
Tor $500 cash balance $50 per month anu /
interest
SEE MAUEH- Phone gs---
SECUR ITN REALTY CO.
fos-e First National Bans blos-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
PROPERTY-e0x

BUSINESS PROPERTY-e0x
10. story building; worth
$1,000 per front foot VIII take
$50 oao-for 80 days only
TENAS STREET CORNER
VERY close IN. worth $1,000 per
front foot See me about the
price Il is bargain
Farm OR INCOME PROPERTY
WANTED as part payment on
first class business property
will take up 70 $50, 600 in trade
APARTMENT HOUSE CORNER
Very close in: worth $500 a
front foot viii take 800 II
sold within a few days.
ORCHARD FARM - 5000 bear
ing fruit (pearl trees; 90 acres.
near e Paso- VIII trade fox in
come city property or will con-
slider an offer for cash.
D. (. ARIAS. with
FIsE-RAMSEY REALTY co.
Lobby Trust bldg. Phone 1919
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
SAN ANTONIO STREET

Choice corner opposite new court house.
% r.. front; $50. O0O- This is q rare buy in
retail business property Reasonable terms
LEANELL & SHERMAN.
us Texas ST. Phone 4e2s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
For SaIe-EurnTfure.

For SaIe-Furnifure
FURNITURE Tor sale Phone 55SSW-
SECOND hand furniture bought. sold and
exch- Il. Kuller- 2l5 S. stanton: Phi 2lbS-
Pity DOLLAR base burner. good shape.
SO; also small hot blast sos Montana
FOR SALE-second hand gas ranges. gas
plates gas heaters and coal heaters and
stoves 259 san Jaciuto St: open from II
= m 20 6 p. m.
Dogs for Sale, Wanted, Etc.
~~~------~-~-~0-~-~~~~O--~-
FOR sALE-Thoroughbred English grey
hound puppies call A y Lonbardi- Phi ESQ
PEDIGREED Boston Bull puppies FOR sale
cheap also eleven months old male 1910
z. Missouri St
For SaIe-Miscs1aneous.
~@-~-~~0~-~@~~~-~----~~- ~-~-~-~~~~~--~-0~~--~--~
OLIVER typewriter. new Phone 52S2-
MACHINERY-southw wreelsing Co.
FOR SALE cheap parlor heater. good as
new 81 T. Missouri
UNDERWOOD typewriter; almost new. $50.
city Service Co
Ellie RIG. SO; brown rug. 81 s2s west
Missouri
FOR SALE-Hot blast heater and sanitary
couch; good condition sls Ange ST
FOR, sALE-set Of black fox furs. III
arizona
sPECIAL-Fancy quality stone burr corn
meal and whole wheat flour Fresh every
day Phone 1874
FOR sALE-One brand new Chandler wall
map OF e Paso. cost SIS. VIII sell cheap
.ue 9Lese-
FOR SALE-One Bowser gasoline pump.
gal stove. complete at bargain. e Paso
auto supply Co. So Texas st.
HAVE your glasses fired adjusted and
aired BY the Toric Optical Co. Optomer-
rists and opticians si2 Mills bldg
FOR SALE-Complete machine shop. lathe.
drill. press sE4per- large vises and tools
viii sell complete OF separate Southwest
~rn WrecSing Co
CONCRETE MINERS. hosting engines.
pumps. road machinery. etc. new or second
hand. Tor rent or sale W a Browning
Dallas. Teas
COMPLETE rotary drilling rigs. all sizes
and makes in stock for cash rental
payment plan Texas supply Co. beaumont.
Texas
PARRAL. Chihuahua. Mexico. postcards;
especially interesting account villa move
weuts- c. A Millette. military P. o., Co.
lumbus. y II
PIPE. PIPE. PIPE
Second hand pipe. TO Il inch; overhauled
and tested a. attractive prices. largest
stock in south Texas SyPply Co. Besumcu-.
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09

For Sale-ko0ming Houses.
~-~~~-~~~~-~-~~~~-~~~~- ~-~---~O----~-~-~~~
BOOMING HOUSE. must sell Phone 1ssOJ.
FOR >ALE-Deiightful eleven rooms all
ir suits Phone fs1s.
BOOMING house for sale b. owner. Call 20
West Franklin Phone 1S0gJ.
FURNITURE Of room roornins house. APP
ply rs y Oregon
FOR SALE-Apartment house Is roor-s or
> apartments; splendidiy furnished. earn
ing good money For details phone 6515.
ROOM rooming house for sale by owner;
rorth OF tracks. minutes walk from plaza
cheap n taken al once Phone s96s-
HIGH CLASS HOTEL
50 rooms all rented, . new house wit
il nS lease ground floor lobby. II you ara
looking for something good and have the
money This is one proposition crat will
interest you
Ask Mr. FOSTER
sos Mesa--PHTLLIPS REALTY CO-Ph 1923
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
SEE OWNER OTICR

a In e Paso Nov 10 for few days only. 70
l home on Fort Boulevard near country
~; wonderfully planned bungalow and
cbuhle garage rooms and bath. sleeping
porch ali the finest built IN features. q
home FOR particular people, need money for
my business in east viii sacrifice cash or
terms see me az r. c. Billings Piano Co,
1929 E Boulevard e 2. Billings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09

WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS
HOTEL
$1,000 cash will give you posses
sion Of one OF the nestest hotels in
the city You can bank s2500 each
year. aside from making your pay
ments- This is strictly 4 highclsss
proposition
FORTY TWO ROOMS. NORTH SIDE
This IS one Of the best paying
looming houses in The city. Rent s.
per room Cash "a -meut and TENS
viii buy the furniture
NETTIE NJ VAN EPPS
SCI Mesa Ave Phone -sfs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09

ROOM residence. story red pressed brick
fun lots. 1u minutes walk from post Of
flee Owner. f. Klein. sol 5 Il Paso 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09
For SaIe-ReaI EstateACity Property.

NEW BUNGALOWS-WeI located. on eas-
terms. prices from $4,000 10 Sseee. See
GOODMAN. at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09

$500 FOR \ CLOSE IN
. room bungalow in Golden hill. with base
ruent. heat and all modern built in yea
lures. better hurry II you want this.
MCKEE BROS,
eos Mills bldg. Valley Lands
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
WIN0oSKI MEN INJURED.
When Their Car Was Wrecked Near
Chazy, N. Y.

Winooski, Oct. DIR. j. G. Thabault
and five other occupants of his motor
were in an automobile mishap yesterday
morning at Chazy, n. y. In order tc
avoid hitting another car, and thereby
saving his life and those he had with
him, he turned his ear too much to one
side of the road, into a gutter and the
car turned over. DIR. Thabault received
many cuts about the forehead and face.
The cuts about his left eye are the most
serious, but it is thought that they will
not develop seriously. j. B. f. Chevrier,
who sat in the front seat with him, re-
ceived injuries about one OF his hips,
which was also broken. He also received
a cut on his forehead and one thumb was
injured and probably broken.
Eugene Richard, who was in one of the
smaller seats, had bone in his left arm
broken, besides receiving an ugly cut over
his left eye Frank Niquette and Hector
Bushey, in the rear seat, escaped with
minor injuries. DIR. Petite, who was also
in the rear seat, had one knee badly
iammed and one hand Mr.. Niquette's
injuries are about one knee and he, as
we'll as the rest, had his clothes torn. Mr.,
Bushey received nothing more serious
than body bruises.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

"The Salamander." a fve-act feature,
with Ruth Findley, at the Bijou Tues
aY.-adv.
4 Mrs \. D. Phelps, Is Park street, this
evening at 7;30
4 Rummage sale viii open at o'clock
lat yestry Of the Church of the Good
/ Shepherd Tuesday Oct, l0.-adv.
/ VIII the ladies Of the Church of the
Good Shepherd please send rummage to
! the vestry not later than Tuesday morn
ing. Oct. 10. or tel 81 NJ
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church
wish to announce that harvest supper
will be served to the public in the vestry
Wednesday evening Oct. ls-adv.
Anna Little and Frank Borzage in
/ Nugget Jim's Partner" two-act west
ern drama; also Crane Wilbur in "The
Haunted symphony" another two act
drama. at the Biiou to-day.-adv.
D. Janion MacNichol of Boston arrived
in the city this morning for a business
visit of several days in connection with
the Barre granite advertising campaign
Mr. MacNichol is staying at Hotel Barre
Mrs. Arthur Bailey of Middlesex came
to the city Yesterday, having been called
here by the condition of her husband,
who is patient at the City hospital as
the result Of an automobile accident Sat
urday night.
A Barre visitor at Smuggler's Notch
in Stowe counted nine auto parties from
this city at the Notch camp yesterday.
Ideal weather conditions obtained for
the climb up the mountain and tourists
saw the Notch at its best.
The number of farmers who are plan
ming to attend the national dairy and
New England states agricultural and in
dustrial exposition to be held at Spring.
field Mass. from the 18th until the goth
of October, is daily increasing. The num-
Der who have signified their intentions of
attending is now about 90. Most of the
county farmers who will
make the trip will leave Barre next Sun
day or Monday, as they will get there in
time to watch the cattle judging on the
first four days of next week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
ARREST BURGLAR SUSPECT.
Following the Ransacking of House il
Burlington.

Burlington, Oct 9.-Harry Lyford is in
jail here on suspicion of being the man
who ransacked j. Z. 0Connells residence
at l25 Bank street Friday evening. Moth
ing has been missed from the house up
TO the present time.
Mr.. O'Connell, since the departure
Of his wife, has been at his home only
TO sleep. Upon his return Friday even
ing he Immediately became aware of the
disorder in the house, articles being
,trewn about by the burglar in his search
Tor valua bles. Every room in the house
had been entered, as half burned matches
were found scattered over the floors.
Matches were also found on the floor
of the rear piazza. Entrance was made
by means of the refrigerator window.
The burglar opened this window, where
The ice is put in, and erawled through
the ice box, opening the refrigerator
door into the buffers pantry, from which
he had entrance to the entire house. 1t
is evident the burglar was looking for
money, as he passed over many articles
Of value. A pendant which had been tax
en- from a case in one room was found
upon the floor of another, and the man
may nave taken some sHdi1 dTtlcles VI
iewelry.
Lyford was arrested by the police on a
description furnished them by one who
saw man trying the front door of the
house about o'clock in the evening.
When taken into custody he disclaimed
Ill knowledge of the crime, He stated
that he got into this city about o'clock
Friday afternoon, but he was seen about
o'clock in the afternoon. When searched
1 quantity of needles were found in his
possession, and the man had apparently
been peddling them. There were also
found articles which go to make up the
pocket travelling kit of vagrant There !
was a little lunch in one pocket, cou- |
pie of towels in another, piece of soap, |
some salt, toothpicks, etc There was
also an instrument which is used to force
KEYS from doors where they are left in /
the lock, after the bolt has been thrown
This the man claimed not to have until |
he was searched. Lyford has done time
IN the local county jail for intoxication.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN

| Black Cat winter hose Abbott's.
| Mrs, Nathaniel Bond of South MAR
street returned to the city this morning
after visit Of several days in Boston,
Sheriff j. IL. Allen and Mrs. Allen with
a party OF friends from Burlington and
Essex Junction were visitors in the city
yesterday
Rummage sale at the yestry OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd Tuesday
! and Wednesday, Oct 10 and IL afternoon
and evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lease and Miss
Evelyn Lease Of Morrsvile. former res
idents Of Barre, called on friends in the
city yesterday.
A party of fifteen Woodstock people
made Hotel Barre their headquarters
through the week end while visiting by
auto various points OF interest in Wash
ington county.
George Thompson of North Seminary
street leaves the city this evening for
New Haven, Conn, where he has secured
employment in the factor of the Win
chester Arms Co
L. ". Felt and Lewis Marshall, the
one a conductor and the other bag
gage master on the NJ & w. railroad,
left last night for Boston to attend the
worlds series game to-day.
Lawrence Lewis of Nelson street, who
has been detained at home by illness for
the past two weeks, was able to resume
his duties as brakeman on the Barre &
Chelsea railroad this morning.
Auction sale tomorrow for j. s. Barr,
ga miles from Cabot village, 20 choice
cows, grade Holsteins and Jerseys, one
wo-ycar-old Guernsey bull, three nice
horses. farm tools and machinery, wood,
household furniture, etc. c. f. Smith
auctioneer.-adv
Nicholas G. Mascot, manager of the
Barre Candy Kitchen, who submitted to
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
Dital four weeks ago, was able to leave
he institution Saturday. Mr. Mascot
will remain for week with relatives in
Burlington while completing his conva-
escence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
SPECTACULAR BARN FIRE.
Loss in Swanton Was $500, Partially
Covered by Insurance.

st. Adams, Oct "a spectacular fire
which broke out between 5 and 6 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon on the farm owned
by Miss Susan B. Sowles of South Main
street on what is known as the country
road in Swanton, burned two large barns,
a silo, granary and wagon shed, also so
tons of hay, about 900 bushels of oats
and barley and some farming tools. The
loss is $500, partly covered by insur-
ance.
The cause of the fire is unknown. 1t
started in the hay barn, which is en-
tirely separate from the barn in which
the stock were kept. The 10 or Is cows
which were in the latter were gotten out,
and all the furniture in the house was
carried outside, as the latter was saved
only by the hardest work. The farm
was carried on, on shares, by Joseph La
port.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
The Fern Waist

You have seen the Fern
Waist advertised in the lead
ing magazines and no doubt
wondered how they looked. If
you have not been in and seen
the line and tried the Waist,
you cannot begin to realize the
value of this Waist.
This is a Waist that is made
of a fine quality of material
and will compare with many
Waists at third more in
price.
The Fern Waist is made of fine ma
terials, and We get the new, up-to-
date styles every week, thus keeping
new designs coming into the depart
ment all the time.
All Fern Waists come in a sealed
slip package each by itself, and sells
for only S1.00 each. Get one of the
Waists and compare it with Waists
YOU will pay sl.25 to $3.50 for, and
then you will realize the value of this
Seal Slip Fern Waist, which sells for
only S1.00 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
DRAGGED BY RUNAWAY.
Mrs. Marshall Beor of ST. Adams Seri-
ously Injured.

st. Adams, Oct 9.--Mrs. Marshall Beol
of South River street, Swanton, wa:
brought to the hospital here Saturday
evening about $3.50 o'clock suffering from
injuries received in runaway accident
which occurred about o'clock in the
afternoon near the west station in that
village. Her condition is serious. She
suffered a cut on the right knee, concus
sion of the brain and possible internal
injuries
Mr.. and Mrs. Beor were driving when
one of the tugs on the harness broke,
letting the wagon on the horses heels.
The animal kicked the dashboard off the
wagon and Mrs. Boer slid between the
wagon and the horse, being dragged
some distance DIR. J. NJ. Caisse, who
was summoned, accompanied the injured
woman to the hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
KNOCKED DOWN BY AUTO.
But st. Adams Man Was Able to Be at
Work Next Day

St Adams, Oct 9.-Charles Douglass
was injured Saturday evening about 9:3C
o'clock when he was Knocked down by an
automobile on the corner of Lake and
Federal streets as he stepped from be.
hind a team. He was rendered uncon.
scious and his head and face were badly
bruised. He suffered a hemorrhage from
one ear. He was taken TO the st. AL
bans house and DR.. w. j. Upton was sum.
moned to attend his injuries Later he
was taken TO the livery stable of J. A.
McDougall Of Fairfield street, where he
is employed. He was about his work
yesterday II is said the car was run
ming slowly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09

The STOCK fresh and the de-
signs a little different and new.
The Wool Velours, Wool Plush, lib
elines, Broadcloths, SILK Pushes, Es-
quimettes, and Cheviots are among
the leading cloths, and these we can
show in large variety of the sea
sons best and newest models.
We have a few odd Goats; are last
seasons styles, but very good style
for this season. These we are selling
at less than cost TO close up the season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
AUTO VICTIM DIED
OF BROKEN BACK
Justin L. Marshall of Stowe, Injured
Near Waterbury Thursday, Passed
Away Sunday.

Stowe, Oct. 9.-Justin L. Marshall,
whose back was broken in an auto acct
dent near Waterbury last Thursday, died
yesterday noon at the state hospital at
Waterbury He was 46 years old and
was born in Stowe, spending most of his
life here, and few years in Elmore. Be-
sides his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. w.
Marshall, he leaves brother, Melvin O.
Marshall. The funeral will be held at
the home of his parents Tuesday after
noon at o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
TALK OF THE TOWN
Hoapknit sweaters al Abbott's


Miss Gratia Reardon, who is teaching
school in Chelsea, was a weekend visitor
! at the home of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. B. Reardon OF Church street
Assessor Augustus NJ Rossi returned
to the city yesterday from Boston, where
he witnessed the opening game OF the
worlds series, while in the Hub on bus.
! mess visit
Mrs. Clifford A. Caswcll OF Maple Grove
street returned to the city yesterday
! from Montreal, p. O., after visit of sew
eral weeks with her parents in River du
Loup, 7, Q.
Among the Barre football fans who
attended the Dartmouth Lebanon Valley
game in Hanover, n, H., Saturday were
w. A. Murray, J. r Higgins, G. II. Wish
art, Raymond Wishart, w. D. Mcdonald
of East Barre and James Brown.
valuable fox hound pup owned by
Fireman j, Neale Emerson of the central
station was run over by an automobile
between Hotel Barre and the First Bap
fist church Sunday forenoon. An officer
from police headquarters was called to
put the animal out of its misery.
An exhibit from the Spaulding graded
schools was sent to Burlington this morn.
ing to be exhibited at the Vermont state
boys and girls industrial and agricul
tural exposition, which opens in the ar
mory tomorrow.
Before the teachers and pupils of the
Sunday school at the Church of the Good
Shepherd Sunday noon, w. Parker of
San Francisco, Cab, gave an interesting
talk on his experience as a Sunday school
worker His audience included number
of the parishioners who are not connected
with the Sunday school. Mr.. Parker has
been making an extended visit with his
brother, $. \. Parker of Spaulding street. |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09
No More Price Advancing on Black Cat Hosiery

We have all of our Fall and Win
ter Black Cat Hosiery in our store
room, and have bought all that we
can use next spring. So we know
what we are talking about The
prices are sure to 90 up on other
makes. We will keep the price down,
Black Cat Hose are absolutely fast
Black. colored with Black Cat home
made dye, the fastest Black known
to the trade, far better than import
ed German dyes.
Our Black Cat Hosiery stock fol
fall and winter in the largest assert
ment of this make Of Hose in Yer
mont.
Black Cat Hose for ladies in all
weights from Csc up to best Silks
at S1.00. Our 29c Black Cat Hose
is 35c value, so sold all over New
England At 29c it is great
trade.
Children's Black Cat Hose in
three weights. A very fine one for
girls best, medium for boys and
girls, and an extra heavy one for
Boys. This Boys Hose has linen
splieings where the strain and wear
medium sizes at 25c per pair.
Black Cat Hose is the greatest H G
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-09

Black Cat Hose is the value
IN