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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-19

Ralph Lord of st. Johnsbury was a
visitor in town over Sunday.
Ralph Frost and Harvey Hendry, who
are with their companies at Westfeld
Mass, were in town Sunday for short
calls on their relatives.
Mrs. H. s. Brown of Greenfield, Mass.
arrived here Friday and is passing a
week with her sister, Mrs. G. H. Pills
bury, who is critically ill from heart
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Taisey and son,
Stanley, left to-day for Dorchester,
Mass, called there by the death of Mr..
Taisey's aunt, Mrs. Margaret Meader.
Fred Frost and Miss Virginia Kicker
were united in marriage Saturday aft :
ernoon at the Baptist parsonage by the
Rev. G. d. Gould. They left on the aft
ernoon train west for wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Atwood of Green
field, Mass, arrived here Sunday to pass
their vacation at the home of Mrs. At
woods father, L. p. Downs.
Mrs. Josephine Clarke of Wells River
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. +.
Clark and Mrs. Emma Clark on Mon
day.
james Frost has shipped his household
goods to Montpelier and with his fam
lily, will go there to reside, having en-
ployment in that vicinity as carpenter
on bridges, on the M. g. w. r. R.. Mr..
Frost has rented his house here to Ray
Wilson.
DIR. and Mrs. H. A. Stevenson of st.
Adams are passing the week in town,
to attend the wedding of Mrs. Steven
sons sister, Miss Louise Lewis, and
Marshall Robinson, which takes place
to-day at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Herbert Hood, who has been very
i'll for some time past, does not improve
as her friends could wish.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-19
Serge Dress Values at $3.50 Discount

You will find the materials in these Dresses the pick of the
market The qualities the best, and at the old prices
Then putting the whole lot in at 20 per cent off from
the original prices.
These are Dresses cannot duplicate at the original
prices There is only two of STYLE but there all
sizes in some styles and all are of equal value.
You need to these Dresses to appreciate the values
are giving When you realize the advance in prices
of All Wool Serges to-day and figure what the goods would
cost for these Dresses to-day you readily how much
you on this Dress purchase
See the regular $3.50 Serge Dress that is selling in
this sale at only $563 The materials alone would cost
than asking for the whole Dress.
At $500 number of Dresses in different styles that
will surely appeal to you values that you cannot duplicate
again this These Dresses that good in style
and extra good quality Serge that sold at $1,000 For these
few days only $500
At $1,000 Serge Dress values in qualities and
styles that right at $1400 There only two
of style.
In the better qualities that sold at from $500 $500
few values that extra good at onefourth off from
the regular price
See these values in north show window.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-19
GROTON
Mrs. Margaret Meader of Dorchester,
Mass, Died Monday.

Mass, Died Monday.
The death of Mrs. Margaret Meader
occurred Monday morning at her home in
Dorchester, Mass, following period of
several months of failing health.
Mrs. Meader was native of Groton,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Taisey, and was around seventy years of
age. She passed the summer here with
her sister, Mrs. Crissie Whitefeld, re-
turning to her home in Dorchester about
six weeks ago, as she felt her strength
was failing. She leaves the sister men
toned above, and one brother, Henry
Taisey of Groton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-19
See Our Coat and Suit Stock

We show you Coats at the present time in that
department than able to show time
The for this large stock that bought them
very early get the benefit of the low prices Many
of these garments have been taken from the manufacturers
line to-day because of the advance materials Others have
advanced in price from $500 to $500 on garment
Many ladies who have the line than
prised at the low prices asked for these Coats
Everyone expects to find large advance in Coats and
they than surprised to find the values and prices
other
We you to line of Coats that have
only $500 each Compare them with Coats that have
bought other at that price.
In the better grade Coat in the Prntz Bedeann line you
will find Coat values in styles that the best have
shown The fulness and sweep of these will
appeal you the best values you have The qualities
are the best have shown.
show you this line of Coats You need to make
your selection early possible because later will not
be able to get deliveries many of our best cloths
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-19
Breakfast Foods

Kelloggs Corn Flakes per package .-.......... 1
Post Toasties, per package NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i
Washington Crisps ............ 3 packages for 2
Grape-NutS .............-.......Z packages Tor q
Pulled Rice or Pulled Wheat -. 2 packages for q
Malt Breakfast Food, each ................... q
Cream of Wheat each ......................-2 q
Sims Malt and Wheat Food ......-.......... l.
Saxon Wheat Food II
National Rolled Oats, large size .............. q
Quaker and Purity Rolled Oats ......-......... q
Kelogg's Bran, Flakes or Cooked .............. Is
Shredded Wheat ................6 packages for 66
10 pounds of Rolled Oats Observation-Disclosures. 65
10 pounds Of or AA Oatmeal .-............ 20
The F. D. Laid Company
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
+ i. + # + + + + fa !. !. HICKORY FLATT
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Marvin Fitch says if you want any young stock road. bring 'em over.
 Herman Gibson said he caught some scoon" tracks in his traps last week
 Troy Wilson filled his regular en- eagement at Shade Gibsons Sunday
 A letter from an uncle in Oklahoma City says eggs are 45 cents per dozen there.
 Ben Moneyhun, of near Springdale, was in our vicinity last week trying to buy cattle
 It seems this winter is trying to be half spring Here's hoping spring won't try to be half winter.
 Robert Shaver and Isom Means at tended the pie supper at Pine Creek school house Saturday night, and re port nice time
 We were very sorry to read in The News of last week of the death of Don't Worry" lis bereaved fami- ly have our deepest sympathy We enjoyed his writines very much, and missed them when they ceased.
 We are pleased to read of Spring dale's movement for better roads. We can recall a few wears haek=eheG @Gelsas" first began Q boost the good roads movement, and every man was against him Now yoa don't#find many enemies of good roads.
 Since the trains have qUt running from Rogers to Little Piney. or the NarroWs. as iT is called, the tie buy CTS are getting quite an amount of ties and aai.e a bit of timber on hand, and W G Thompson has five cars of feed stuff on the track at Rogers. bil= ed for the NarroHs. which he can't get home.
 |. A. Coger was over in Madison county Friday and Saturday He re ports corn and grain at Sf.25 and SIS, respectively, and not to be had at that price. He said il was impossible to buy hogs over there, as every one had sold on account of the scarcity of feed Still the administration allows feed stuffs as well as food stuffs to leave for Europe
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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Mr Eddie lost a fine mare recently.
 Neal Phillips lost fine calf last Tuesday.
 Jack Burch went to Garfield last Saturday
 Allen Holland has been confined to the house for the past ten days with rheumatism.
 Mir and Mrs. ] R. Smith spent Sat urday night with Mrs Tom Ralston at Spring Greek.
 ]. N. Poeue, the Silent Grove de puty-sheriff, left for Texas Wednes- day of last week.
 w. M .Ralston and Bud Jones made d trip to Madison county last Thur sday and returned Friday.
 Mrs. Tom Ford and daughter, Alta of Bethel. visited at the A. W. Smith home Thursday of last week.
 Neal Phillips visited with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilse Phillips, of Oak Grove, Thursday of last week.
 Harve Robbins and family of Lo- we'll spent Saturday night with his parents, MT and Mrs. John Robbins
 Ray Smallin, of LeFlore, Okla,
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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A Mr. kearnes. who is relative of the Timmons family, with his fami- ly has moved on the Dave Gray place.
 Lagrippe seems to be an inmate of almost every home in this community.
 Mrs Minnie Vandiver had quite serious attack of heart trouble last Sunday, but is better again at this writing.
 Roy and Clifford Arthur spent a few days visiting with relatives near Pea Ridge a short time ago. They returned home Thursday afternon.
 We are told that Mr Haney has re- turned to his home, but Mrs Haney did not accompany him. This couple have been with their daughter Mary. in the southern part of this state.
 Albert Craig, whose home is in Hinsdale, Mont, has been visiting relatives and friends in this comnun- ty for the past week, but NC are told that he is to start back to his home today (Nonday9
 MT. and Mrs. Pres Downum visited at the home of MT. Vandiver last Sat urday night and Sunday. Sadie's baby brother little Clifford Vandiver, accompanied them back home Sunday night for few days visit.
 It was with deep sorrow that Me dea read of the passing of our brother correspondent, Don't Worry. as we always enjoyed his cheerg, sunshiny letters, and we feel that truly "A good man has passed on to his reward.s
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

Louis Sawyer has recently been ap- pointed as Livestock Specialist with the Extension Division of the Gniyer- sity of Arkansas 10 help the farmers in the tickfree area in the introduc- ton of better beef cattle Mr. Saw yer will be associated with ] II Me Leod. Livestock Specialist for tho tick-infested territory Both men in yite inquiries concerning livestock, care and management and Will be glad to help farmers organize live stock clubs and assist committees in purchasing animals For particulars write to the Extension Division, Oid Statehouse. Little Rock.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

came up Saturday and=speat Saturday Hieb. and Sunday With=hiz Hlfe, aho k making her home at present with beT parents Mf and Nls II E= Elem ming.
 Eagrippe, laar.ppe, is #ao Humer- ous to mention all the=naHes= of the ones that are sick=with it in this vi cinity.
 Uncle Jonathan Smith doesn't seem to improve very fast as he hss been confined to his bed for three weeks today.
 Miss Mildred Smith had to dismiss school last Tuesday on account of be- ing sick, and din't teach any more un- til Monday
 Tom Bingham of Oak Grove, visi- ted Sunday with his uncle, Uncle John Cooper, and attended Sunday School at this place.
 Allyene and Berniee Smith spent the latter part of last week with their grandparents, MT. and Mrs Tom Ralston on Spring Creek.
 We certainly regret b hear of the death of Don't Worry, for We cer- tainly miss those good letters h. used to write, and We feel that The News has lost one Of it's best correspon- dents
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

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The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

ceton, Ky, to visit relatives some two O. three weeks, after which they will be at home to their many friends in little bungalow on Holeomb St, Springdale, Ark.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
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Mrs. Boyd has the pneumonia.

Mrs. Boyd has the pneumonia. R. B. Graham has purchased new Ford car
 Garland Thompson and wife are vis- iting his parents.
 Forest Wilson spent last Monday night with her brother Guy. Little Hellin Jones of Springdale, spent last week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones. Next Saturday and Sunday is Bro ther Johnson's regular appointment at Friend Ship. Everybody is cordially invited to come
 Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lewis and baby spent last Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Curtis Neil, of Mountain Home.
 kadajiah.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
X X
In Honor of the Bride-to- Be

ueCOIdLeG Wlln Ted hearts ana spoons and drapes of rainbow colors in ribbon. Thirty guests were present, and they had been requested to bring their needleWork, 50 with work and conver- sation the time passed quickly. At four o'clock small tables were brought in to the long living room, and covers laid ready for serving, and guests told to hunt their places, place cards being rain bows, hand painted Be- fore serving the hostess requested the guests to listen to the following little story, by Mrs. ". c. Thompson. Once upon time" as the Fairy stor-
 ies say, A little girl at her mothers knee did
 play. Almost Fairy, herself was this little
 girl, With her eyes of blue, and her hair in
 curl She was the delight of the home, her
 fathers pride, But the sweetest time was when she
 knelt at her mothers side Al evening tme. to say=her prayers, Or kissed them ga8d aieE., at the foot
 of che 5,airs One day 5a Spring, when April show
 CTS Haa turned 5He whole eorfd into
 fai4r bower, AHd e -fs ram drop zFarIdea ike diamond raee. ! rainbow came ous. tae delight ef this li1tle maiden fair 5o=the mazhar tol5 heFztaa story ef oid. About-thefe heinz at tHe feet 8f the
 rainbow 2 pot of gold She listened aa a9aaezs.l dis littIe
 aiaH v#th Ter sunny sm PaaGefed aaG wondered. Heo#o,hef
 girls. aH the while. lf=she misheaoe chase this treasure
 down. Eeen though she had to % the whole
 world round. Nov this. of course, vas only child
 ish dream. Or to grown up people it might
 seem Time passed the maiden was busy.
 and happy and gay. But whether she worked, or Whiled the time away The thing most wished for, the joy
 most bright, Was the joy ahead, or the party the
 next night When is High Schoole-College was
 just ahead, When in Colege-the question-unmask-
 ed-"Whom shall 1 wed? ," The maiden was standing with rel
 uctant feet Where the brook and River meet Then Prince Charming came along
 this way, And persuaded Nelma to name the
 day. And now just ahead is the important
 date, When Nelma and Webb will seal their
 fate. Then will come the wedding tour, old
 fashioned and sweet, To The old kentuckey Home, ,
 Webb's people to meet. Of course they will love her dearly
 and true, Just as her friends young and old, al
 ways do Soon they will be coming back to
 Sprinigdale town, In a dear little bungalow to settle
 down And so it is always the same story of
 old, Just ahead at the foot of the rainbow
 the pot of gold. And now We wish to give you Velma,
 Dear, The end of this pretty little rainbow
 here. Take and follow this rainbow to the
 end, IL 8d9 iHddt IOi Sou DS %oul lI4NllNt And may the treasures you find
 there, Give you joy and pleasure for many a
 year. Just little shower we have planned
 for you Simple gifts, given with good wishes
 sincere and true And when many years have passed
 over your head, And you and Webb for more than if
 ty years have been wed, You will sometimes, then, be thinking
 of the "Boatman Pale Who will ferry you over to that happy
 Vale Where the other end of the rainbow of life will rest In the Mansion of God, so sure, and
 so blest.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

bride to be had andeins all those gifts and rea3iaR the many express ions ef love and good wishes that ae- eempaine4 the gifts Dainty and del iciuos refreshments were served in two courses the sandwishes and des- sert being heart-shaped. Between courses Miss Hazelle Thompson was asked to say word of comfort to the girls left behind. and responded with fitting toast. After the luncheon was served the guests all wrote their favorite recipes on the back of their place card, these wsre then strung on ribbon and given to Nelma for future reference
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

Mrss Tom Harris and little daugh- ter arrived latter part of last week from Webb City. Mo. and are spend ing several days here visiting her par ents, Mr and Mrs s. N. Hawkins Tom Is expected here for visit in ] few days
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26

Wednesday,, January tenth, Mrs, Chas. s. Bouton entertained with q one o'clock luncheon, at her beautiful country home, in honor of Miss Velma Leitzell. The guests were Mrs. D. C.. McGiffin of Girard, Kan, Misses Lucille Hargis and Ed Dell Haglin of Ft Smith, Mrs. Leitzell, Miss Vel ma Leitzell, guest of honor, and Miss Misses, Ruth Glass, Ellen Beeley, liar riet Marks, Pauline Hough, Hazel Thompson, Zoe Slaughter, and lrma Petross, all of Springdale
 Luncheon was served in five cour- ses, and the guests report nothing was lacking to make the menu perfect. The place cards were dainty and or iginal, the girls having to hunt their places. Mrs Bouton is noted as a charming hostess, and the young lad ies all report happy afternoon spent informally with music and needlework.
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26


 Clark Pollin, of Plaza, Spokane county. Washington, was in Spring dale Thursday visiting with former friends. Mr Pollin left this section some sixteen years ago, and at that time owed a small balance at The News office on back subscription He called at this office Thursday morn ing to settle the account It is need less to say that the account had long been passed over, and forgotten. but nevertheless Mir. Pollin received a re- ceipt in full, with the compliments of The News for his remembrance, and desire 10 make final settlement
The Springdale news., 1917-01-26
Harvesting.

The greatest Yalua per acre can usually De obtained when the crop is eut and used fol hay
 If the crop is cut just as the heads begin to turn. the greatest value will be realized. since the straw is green at that tlme and the whole plant is Very palatabIe and makes high qual- ity of feed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

Vaughan CHASER makes "tan
drive IN Detroit; this year - -
cert seasons it hAs invarfaoly been
spring drive rat quArters were
corp ie'sd Anf ready FOR occupancy.
T--s beagtiful nr~ Adams fhsAtcr
vIt tness the inauguratcr 4
the drive tonight. with Edward
So" don 8 pias, Romance. a. the -.
f~~ipc t'rr'aln ~iil rSe A.
sharp That Nj tls-er - amply
supplied wttn niEh-cNplosive drs ma
ft. ammunition - assured The open
l0r play Romance ~ conceded 90
30 sheldon masterpiece 40 far and
shen Nrst PLAYED n \ew York thrse
ears g. ~ made sensAticn- With
ffnfIs kranr continuing In the lfad-
- role Romance was taken -
49, for for shorf engagement That
was Two years aEo and Rename -
st.li play ng % hlg business ~ Lon
paw back 20 America sheldon final
Is granted few contracts fpr -
r~-f rrranre in stock Mr. CHASER
wi 20 seen a. the brilliant young
%ew ENGLAND clergyman whose Pur'
tr-fral training - soreiy tried ~ ms
owe for Young italian opera ger
who - touring America Mss FAY
DnurtereF vii play the latter role
It 3nsan.e thr.ils WIKI tense drama.
ffc si'uRf Ions while rhe iuNfap0si-
feT and e warm hearted italian girl
with P0hcm an tHstes MAKE FOR in-
Nrffs humorous slnder-'a nd -
Vr powell .'ousfanre kenyon ROB-
ore FfIlfor WElte- Errfcrt and louis
Felf - former CHASER seasons re-
ttirn thfs vear and Don Burroughs. "a
Detroit yuuug IVAN. $50 Appears With
tre company ThF n~w psopl~ tr-
cllG~ ructii~ Ia Verne Psggy Bruce
fNre Ssy r,0ur VIM Powell. stewart
q hhinR John Howell and JRW~s
El-vnFfh "Eomance" wiii continue
an newt week with matinee SUNDAY.
t4hrr 1oty. r -fnesday and SATURDAY
an sunday. ~ ~ and This sea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
VA DIsON

what was your nicEnarne when
you went - school, Die Won ever
h~Nr - Doe Mes oder EGghea9 %
or Tennessee ShAd7 80 They 70 aii
real folks Ia owen JOHNSON WItstf
fehd story THE YARN ~ wbicb
comes o. the Madison heater in its
screen FORM FOR one week comueuc-
rg tomorrow afternoon Jack f'rN.
ford and Louise Hu~ are ths stars
and 30 is said that Jack has added
another and greater triumph 30
h.s career +rhe Narmtnt - boy
and sEirl love story that Will MAKE
Nou Young again kn wn as Th"
NArmint' for hls genera pestlfernus
rsss srd fieudfrh prauks piuk Sfof
or rfay~d Nv lack P.ekford grad
ually becomes q great favurlte and
irRder among bis fellow ssprc s MS
when IL develops ,hat he has pa-l
i've e-ntu- fpr football and has won
an important game WITH r.. I'll
school Theodore Roberts has an Im-
nortsn' part IN THE |srmini iu
the rharactsr cation or THE Roman
q college professor with a pretty
dArghter An EXCEPTIONAL prog
% added attire tlons ls'Rrnouu -~d fur
ne week The 'TS--'raf the uf0 af
war pictures win Dc shogn frfer-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

q be rerfrct Their repertoire COM
priscs number or new patriot
sorg successes other acts program
r'ed include Ward R~l and Nard IN
pder the White Tops TrsusheId
singing comedians and the Three
StAutous nov city com iians
Sigh change IN The screen program
VII - inAEuratrd starting Monday
Hcreaffer the feature ptotoplay VIII
70 screenet before and after The
vaudeville matinee and preceding the
rrst night show starting a. p as and
ID clock m the Afternoon and al
- clo,k a. night Next weeks
feature Win Re tho frst appearance
on the screen - Edna Goodrich.
popular stage star 10 Reputation
iris MI he tAs Arst showing IN
Detroit - this picture
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01

go 30 fsu apenlnx v~-k sta-.'-E
- raH~- day N'N Eve mat
ths Miles th atsr -rese a
ta.. snI ff.-.g Ias rar
The iwg ta0r fsa-
enc talde Die r viii BE-
raf p1ANf.t -t G-.-
E-i sequel % Ralph r kst-
fa.nk ~ hI.n prs Shall MARI
Tr'frr - efa~st ~ four
scenes ene the cssf includes WINS
ffa ms torusss and Joseph Inc
-rh'- - s. az Intensely inter
~ S-ory. prss@nted cg = company
- ~ onal ahIilfs Second ? n
nrr-a~t tte Rig -Four a singing
rrEer -arIan whose harmony - 50 Id
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
ALIsIIC

week VIII open Monday and close
sunday night
MAJESTIC
Another 81 the favortte skinner
pictures Skinner Fahv festurinc
Bryant WsshRurn and hazel laly,
who Will 10 supported IS tho same
east that appeared in Skinners
press <ult Will DO offered IN The
Majsstic 'hesttr. starting sunday af-
ternoon ~ - fhc opeuiug On the
regular fs' and winter season and
an exceptional program - musical
and MIN numbers o. promised SiS ne
mere BRhy" D. taken from the story
~ tho same name los Henry Irving
Dodge The nlav is made un 80 Tho
even,s preceding tho advent 81 the
baby and the SURF 80 o. Sklnnsr
that fol}ows. The mrsf inlr0rf ava o.
series q fraveiogues ere Najrsfic
hss ever offered ~ ~ begin his u eck
when the Rex Pa h lures W. nr
oTer'd These pfftures were taken
IN powe fa0st tn4r ~ 2t0N miles
g. Cenfrai and south America and
thru tho Ga, hh.Nn sea Beach Mas
accorps nl@d hy MAY Roberts Rom
hart and pr Fdwsrd 4 SALISBURY,
noted hfc same hunter The Nret
tusfs mcnt includes the druartQr@
from Sew work th~ inland psSsage
thru Nlrs mia ard North Carol ma and
duck shoot nix az Cape lfaffr1a4 ST 10
and Ter VII g thru new rrr1ic
sfunts ard there WI hc btwar r
animal study snd more nirns ae
IA. inrs.cat program ais. Us echrd
Med including rhe frst local erpfa'-
sncs - the Natestic trio. singers n
ABILITY.