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The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-10-11
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SYNOPSIS.

Adventurous Jerry Carson embarks
in search of hidden treasure with the
promise of Leontine Walcott to be his
wife on his return. Her father favors
cd, he is reported lost Jerry suddenly
zzrns up to confront charges of the Ma
varies against him. In a struggle for
forged paper Diego Navarro is killed and
Jerry is convicted of the murder. He es-
oapes, and finds the treasure and won
derfal chemical pellet. Leontine is forced
he attacks her in a rage. Suddenly he is
confronted by a weird apparition. Raw
engar forces a confession frcm Louie,
Sebastian attempts to get 1t. An earth
quake occurs; in the excitement, Red
Finn steals the confession and fees. He
appears in New York as Romanom and
Leontine confronts her husband in the
gambling house. Romanon attempts to
kidnap Sebastian and Leontine. but Raw
engar appears to thwart him. Blanca and
her thugs are puzzled by Ravengar's re-
peated escapes and returns to his cellar
prison. 1eonttne consents to accompany
Hamilton on a balloon ascension. Sebas-
tan drugs Hamilton and arranges to have
Beontine set adrift in the balloon. The
balloon burst into flame and Leontine
finds that her companion is Ravengar
They are rescued, but One-Lamp Louie
reports that they persisted in a hurricane.
Sebastian arrangeS TO marry Blanca.
Louie prevents it to save himself and is
thrown to death by Sebastian who
changes his marriage plans. He sees
Leontine alive and well. Later Sebastian
has Leontine kidnapped. Ravengar de-
RIVERS Leontine from the hands of her
enemies, but Biancas thugs capture him.
Blanca hesitates to kill him as she is
passionately in love with him. By main
tanning that Ieontine is insane, Seba stan
again gains possession of her Ravengar,
after a terrific battle. reseues her, but the
mystic mantle which renders them invis-
Ible is stolen. Bianca's thugs corner Raw
engar and Leontine in a shack. Blanca
defends Ravengar. He escapes and re-
covers the invisible mantle. Out of re-
venge the thugs dynamite the snack RaV-
eng2r offers Sebastian his freedom in ex-
change for the confession; as the police
arrive Sebastian escapes. Ravengar takes
Leontine to his laboratory TO explain a
mystic pellet. Sebastian steals the pellets,
and the mantle.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-10-11

reached the further end, and, min
ute or two later, was standing upon
the wharf, toward which the rowboat
was making its way, conveying Pat.
"You are not hurt?' cried Leontine
81 guess it'll take more than ghost
to put Patrick Mcclure out of bust
ness" answered the dripping Irishman
with u grin.
And the bottle-the bother
"Sure, miss, lost it in the water"
answered Pat in abject contrition.
Leontine was downcast. "WeH.
never mind. The shadow didn't get
It." she answered.
She gave Patrick her card. 81 shall
send You a check as soon 1 get home,n
she said. give hundred dollars, be-
cause you did your best and risked
your life for me-"
Sure, and that wasn't nothing"
answered Pat cheerfully. eTd foight
that ghost again. any time, just for
the look in your bright eyes. lady"
LeoBtine had not reflected ON one
thing. A bottle will float. If she had
waited-if Pat had waited But that
was just where they failed in the mo-
ment of success.
Slowly the bottle Travelled upon the
tapping waves. 1t was making toward
the pier, half submerged, but easily
resting in the water. Nobody seemed
to notice it-aud yet one person no.
ticed it.
For, as it came to rest against the
support of the pier nearest to the
wharf, a pair of hands, wholly de-
tached from any arm, came forward
and picked the bottle out Of the wa
ter.
Sebastian had picked Rayengar up
bodily and hurried out Of the hospital
with him, the mantle securely enwrap-
ping the pair Of them. With a great
effort he placed him in taxicab
which was standing outside. Leaving
him covered, he went to the chauffeur
with instructions to take him to a
certain place where he knew he could
find rest and q breathing space.
1t was the upper floor of a garage
on a small estate near the city, which
he owned under an assumed name.
Upon this estate, in cottage about
a quarter of mile from the garage.
connected with it by wire, he had a
chauffeur and caretaker and his wife.
They knew Sebastian only by his
alias.
Leontine had discovered the exist
ence of this place, much to Sebastians
regret.
Sebastian dismissed the taxicab, and
the chauffeur drove away, quite ignor-
ant that he had conveyed more than
one person to the garage. Sebastian
had meanwhile removed Ravengnr,
who was still half conscious. He car
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-10-11

the combination. She took out the
journal, which Rayengar had replaced
there before his hurried exit.
Suddenly, as she began to read, she
became conscious that she was not
alone. She looked back. The room
was apparently empty.
Smothering her fears, she read:
ITO all whom it may be known:
81, Joseph Dexter, scientist, have
discovered here on the ledge of Raw
engar two treasures. One is of gold,
the other of far greater value. The
first l found-it is that Of Sir Henry
Morgan, buecaneer; the second I have
made. Here in my dead hand-for I
am dying-it may be found. II is three
black pellets. To the finder they mean
power beyond the widest dream of
man. They are"
Leontine started This time she
knew her instinct had not deceived
her. She looked back-into the face
of Sebastian. He had thrown off his
cloak and stood confronting her, a
mocling sneer upon his face.
give tilAl 10 INT, ne sdlCt aUNanC-
ing.
You shall not have ~
"Give it to me- -
She ran from him, but he followed
her, caught her at the door, and wrest-
ed the journal from her hand, in spite
of her furious struggles.
She snatched it back and rushed
toward the safe, thrust it inside, and
tried to slam the door. But the pom
derous mass of steel moved slowly,
and Sebastian grasped the journal
again. AS Leontine tried once again
to grapple with him he flung her to
the floor. She fell full length, striking
her head against the corner of the
safe, and lay there stunned.
Sebastian glanced about him. This
time he meant to finish with Leontine.
The room was Uttered with opened
packing cases. stuffed with straw and
excelsior. The furniture was of the
mission style, all Stats and slabs of
hard oak. Sebastian gathered chairs
and tables together in the middle of
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-10-11

the door, she flung her fists against 1t
with all her might. It was in vain.
She could no more open it than &c it
had been made of steel.
In despair she sank down in fru0t
of it. She could hardly breathe nov.
and life seemed ebbing away. She
thought of Rayengar. of Jerry, and
the personalities Of the two men
seemed to blend and intermingie in
her consciousness. Then she felt her
self slipping cut Of life.
Suddenly she heard feet on me
stairs. Outside the vast crowd was
watching a Observation-Disclosures rad
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-10-11
he other, from his position upon the

the ether, from his position upon the
floor.
81 guess you'll tell me all right
said Sebastian, with threatening ges-
lure. "The games up, isn't it? I've
got you, and I've got your cloak. And
I've got your pellets. What more is
there to get, except your life?"
Ravengar smiled again. eco ahead"
he answered.
I'm not 4 murderer, except when l
have to be. 1 don't care if you're liv-
ing or dead What I want is to know
the secret of these pellets? What's
the use of them? I heard you talking
to my wife in your laboratory, but
didn't get what you said about the pei
lets. except that they're black Wen,
I know they're black. ANY fool can
see that. But what ana l going to do
with them?'
Eat them" suggested Ravengar.
''They won't hurt you. All they'll do
viii be to make you black inside, and
you're that already. friend"
Sebastian scowled again. 1t was
humiliating to be tainted by man
whose life was at his mercy.
"See here" he said. III give you
your life if youU tell me what the
pellets are for Why shouldn't you
and l 90 into partnership? We are
the only people Who know the secret
There ought to be 4 fortune in it. II
it's my wife that's in the way, take
her. I'm through with her.
NO, you cur III tell you moth
ing"
Sebastian glared at him; and then
there came to him the saving thought
q guess you don't have to- he
grinned. How about that journaI?"
Ravengars face turned white It
was Sebastian's master-str0ke.
It's all in there. I'm going to get
it and find cut all about the pellets.
And then I'll come back and decide
what to do with YOU"
lie kicked Ravengar savagely and
went out again.
LeoIt4He, AaNlAS iOSI the ReueIS, as
she thought finally, in the waters Of
the river, was in despair Ravengar
was gone, the cloak was in Sebastian's
possession; never had her hopes
seemed at 4 lower ebb.
But one thing remained-the jour
nal With that she might happen up
ca some clue. She made her way
back to the laboratory.
Everything was just as she left it.
Sebastian had not been there.
At that moment she made another
mistake. She omitted to lock herself
in. But she was thinking of nothing
except the journal.
She hurried to the safe. knelt down
IN front of it. and had speedily set
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1917-10-11

Ravenoar Saves LeontIne From the
Burning Laboratory.
snatched the bottle and pellets from
him.
AS the elder boy held the bottle
tnntalizingly aloft, the little fellow
squared his fists for the fray. He
leaped at him, and in a moment the
two boys were at it, hammer and
tongs.
~Go to 1t, fellers" said Mr.. Nc
CURE, watching them with an amiable
grim
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
HARRISON & MORTON
SAFE INVESTMENTS WITH GROWING VALU]
REALTORS
9l6 Omaha National Bank Building Tel Douglas 314.

SAFE INVESTMENTS WITH GROWING VALUES
VACANT
Desirable
$396o-1S2x12O Dodge paved
andtw Two lots Cheapest ground in this whole district
Douglas on Cheap
site.
Nicholas with
sides.
ssooo~187xs2A Elegant
site fine for apartments Very cheap
and
$130OTRACKAGE CORNER, 99x132 with track two sides well
INVESTMENTS
full lot within eight blocks of the posofce forced
and a
s6O0O-Iage n with renting
another building make
improvements and the be increased $40 cash
will
Three modern brick flats
condition. always rented good parties at $500
might
well located, to 5000 as part payment .
district
total rental lot 98x127 block
line paving all paid Half cash; balance cent
S20000-Douga 2Ot with
which the investment
Goth
will build to suit tenant sell on terms
$2s 00FuH lot right down town. with brick improvements paying
speculative
safe steady income $4,000 cash possibly less will handle
a
Fana with
This considerably front foot than
block considering the
GLOVER SPAIN, Realtors
Douglas 1862 City National Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
HERE. is A BARGAIN.

Two 4-room houses on a lot, 50x15o, on
car line; one rents for 50 per month; live
In the other. Price $1,000 for the two;
$500 cash. Call US today.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO,
Tel So I247 4925 So. cath St
10 ACRES. fenced; acres alfalfa, balance
small timber. no waste land lays fine;
south slope; fine place for chickens and
fruit; fine building sites overlooking
Omaha: 2 miles south of South Omaha,
near Fort Crook boulevard; IL minutes
,alk to car $500 Phone South 2115.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
BIG 4 REALTY CO.,
lol5-i6 W. o. w Bldg. D. S4S6.

5 ACRES.
1000 blackberries, $500 grapes, / acre
fine assorted orchard, balance cultivated
land excellent modern brick house, hot
water heat, fine barn and cement floored
garage, located near school, y miles to
car line, near paved road. Price $1,000.
Better investigate this now.
OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
Doug 27lb. 1915 Omaha Nat Bank Bldg.
$50 CASH, $40 PER MONTH.
One acre, all In alfalfa. lays between
two car lines and two boulevards. Price
only 800
BIG 4 REALTY COMPANY,
l015-l6 W. o. W. Bldg D. 1885.
SMALL ACREAGE FOR RENT.
IN acres. North Omaha; gardening dis
trict, 4-room house; barn, hog house, etc.
ARMSTRONG WALSH COMPANY.
Tyler 1895. s23 Rose Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
REAL ESTATE-WANIED

REAL ESTATE-WANIED
WANTED--4, 6 and 6-roomed houses thai
can be sold for 800 cash. balance >lb pei
month"; send complete description nrst
letter.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1899 Farnam. Tel Doug. 1864.
LIST your and 6-room houses with US
WE SELL THEM OSBORNE REALTY
CO Doug 1874
/ WILL buy good Dundee home. six to
eight rooms. for cash; west Of 9th and
east NJ $40 Box ACT Omaha Bee.
LIST your and Groom house with
EDWARD +. WILLIAMS CO.. Doug. eco.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
HOME BARGAINS

Six houses in Hanscom Park district 30h and Poppeton
avenue and houses in West Farnam district that we can
offer decided bargains because of changing conditions OF
different that make anxious for quick sales
These houses from to rooms have sleeping porches
two are frame Prices range from $500 to $8500 Can
range reasonable terms each
UPPER FARNAM STREET
OOft Farnam street. goth street Price this
has not raised last six months regardless of the de-
velopments there 1t begins to look like bargain in this
location.
UPPER DOUGLAS STREET
66x132 little of Omaha club for $500 per foot Old
improvements for about per cent of this price
Only blocks west of 16-story telephone building.
BEST CORNER IN WHOLESALE DISTRICT
The only left that central strip between Har
ney and Douglas Streets from 9Th street 18th street. this
We think is the best location left for wholesale
building When say this take into consideration the
large frontage level Streets each 100 it, wide and
20 alley all well paved making easy and insurng
splendid light also that it lies directly between best
wholesale best retail districts and only half block from
Farnam. Two years the National Printing Co. built
southwest of 18th and Harvey Last month Ncho
Oil bought southeast for of their attractive
filling stations hope; and offer the northeast
corner lower price than because the has
died and must be sold to close the estate 1t is 44x132
feet We could get % feet the east but not at
price, We repeat there few good at any
reasonable price.
HARRISON & MORTON
REALTORS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
Florence.

WITH TWO 66xl32 FIT. LOTS
will exchange my all mod. 7-r resi-
dence property located in Florence, close
10 car and school. Business necessitates
my action. Price $4,000. Building and loan
mortgage $1,000 Box 1872. Bee.
ANNEXATION of Florence will increase the
value of acreage. Nethaway, Florence 22s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Josephine II. weidenfeller to Chris
label Schownman, Crown Point aV-
enue. 1916 feet west of Twenty-hfth
avenue, south side, 45x12o..
Otis G. Lyons and wife to #. r.. wood
ring, Fourteenth street. 27s feet
north OF Sherwood avenue, east side,
3ox130 .........t....
r. r, woodring and wife to c. c,
Beavers, trustee, Fourteenth street,
27s feet north OF Sherwood avenue,
east side. 30Il30. .................,
Bert A. Hall and wife to Matte c.
Hood, Fort street, ninety feet west
OF Twenty avenue, north
side. 40x9+ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Standard Furnace and supply Co. to
Harry A. Wolf, Jones street, sixty
six feet east Of Fifteenth street.
north side, 66x1s2. ..............,,.
Nella f. Traver to John B. Klausuer,
Central Boulevard, l02 feet west
of Sixteenth street, south side, AK
1zo ..........'.' 80 '..''''.'
Barker Co. to Paul Poulsen. northwest
corner Eighteenth and Browne, Al
xl02 .'.......'...'' -.
Lou Kennedy to Edna G. Walworth,
Binney street, 50 feet west Of Four
tenth street, north side, 106x124...
Levi Albert Murray and wife TO Fred
E. McTaggert, Jones street, so feet
east OF Forty-hfth street. north side,
b0xl27h .........'.... $3.50.
Victor Litwins and wife to Barney
Melkon ct al, Thirty-third street. "a
feet north of W street, east side,
4I125 .....,..'.....'''.' ..''..'.-
James WEIGH and wife to Standard
Furnace and Supply Co. Jones street,
IS feet east of Fourteenth street,
south side, 66x132. ............,....
George Cunningham ct al to C. W.
Mendeuhail, Twenty-seventh street,
rs feet north OF Douglas street,
east side, 32x5s,67.
T. c, Harp to C. W. Mendenhall,
northeast corner Thirty FIRST and
Charles street, 75x137.5. ......,..
Frank G. Seward and wife to G. W.
Mepdephall, southwest corner Twen-
ty-ninth and Charles streets, s3.75
x1O7 .,,.'....'''. ''.''.''
Barker Co. to Hans ]. Nielsen. Forty
seventh avenue, 100 feet south Of
Miami street, west side, 60xt35. .....
! Dorethea Lowering and husband to
Emma Eliza Buhrig, Franklin street.
ITS feet west of Military avenue.
south side, 50x150. ...,............
Anton Schaefer and wife TO Charles
r, Olson, Main street. Benson. 90
feet east OF Weir street; south side,
22hxl3s ....,............. .......
Mary Trummer to Anton Hon, Homer
street, 900 feet northerly OF Kavan
street, casterly south, 1o2.4x120...
Florence X. Miyter and husband to
Max Shrier, Grace street, 50 feet east
OF Twenty third street. north side,
cSx10o ....-,........,'.. ''t.....'
Thomas C. Donovan and wife to Grove
wharton Construction Co., northeast
corner Burnam avenue and Lucas
street, Benson, Scxlsb.s,..s.,,,,..t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS.

/ y story, frame. s rooms and bath,
strictly modern; lot. 5Ox150 on paved
street, 2 blks. from car. Sec this today.
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT Co,
Tel. So. 1247. 4925 So. 24th ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
Miscellancou.

BUILD YOUR NEST
TO SUIT YOURELF.
We have just the place to build
Il. A fine one-acre tract all in al
falfa, lays high and slightly. just
slopes enough to drain well. Owner
wants cash and will sell at a sacri-
flee for a quick sale. Price only
5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
Omaha Real Estate Board


Should the location character OF a property
offered Broker (Agent to sell rent be such that
he cannot render prompt and efficient service, he
should enlist the cooperation of fellow broker more
favorably situated recommend that the owner place
the property in the hands Of such broker Code of
Ethics, Sec l, Par l.
This is what the agent has done with whom No 1877 s.
2sh Street Hanscom Place. listed this last week He asked
the whole board sell it because the wanted
quick action Any REALTOR will give you the par
tcua An eght-room house. good repair excellent heat
ing plant oak floors modern plumbing lot 5oXl5o fine trees
paved street. blocks from Park school, church and East
Side Only $780, and reasonable terms Don't trouble
the tenant If interested with REALTOR to
the interior
Two properties listed for Auction sale. The plan Of
these other particulars be had of the Secre
tary Try experiment You will be amply protected
OMAHA REAL ESTATE BOARD,
George G. Wallace, Secretary,
GA Keelne Bldg. Doug. 1850.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18

oNE-HoRsE MITCHELL WAGONS
AND AUTO TRAILERS.
We are overstocked on one-horse wag-
ons, several styles to select from also
automobile trailers, 10 styles. All new
stock. For few days will sell these
wagons and traiiers at less than the pres
ent wholesale prices The class of goods
IL advancing steadily. Can be inspected
on our sample floor.
MITCHELL WAGON CO..
ll13 Farnam st.
PONY for sale or trade Ed Lee, 400 Ban
croft st.
HORSES for sale. 1913 Webster st.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE

Reasons
WHY MARTIN SHOULD BUILD YOUR HOME
FIRST-We build more houses each year
than any other individual or firm.
Second-We buy building material in such
large quantities that we can save a large
sum on each house.
Thrd-We pay our bills-have built 400
homes in Omaha and have never had a
mechanics lien filed against us.
Fou1th-We give you the benefit Of our or
ganization and buying facilities
Fifth-We give you the benefit of years Of
experience and designing comfortable
homes.
Sixth-We have hundreds of satisfied
clients to refer you to.
Seventh-Our houses are we'll built and.
warm.
Eighth-We keep abreast Of the times with
modern conveniences.
Ninth-The architecture of our houses is
different
Tenth-A MARTIN HOUSE house on a
MINNIE LUSA lot is combination that
has NO COMPETITION in Omaha. We
have Fl houses under construction now
think it over-we can save you money
and trouble-we finance your building at
a low rate of interest Let us show you.
FL. GALLUP, Colfax 120, or
NO. HEADLEY, Colfax 1882
Charles W. Martin & Co.
TAP Omaha Natl Bk Bldg. Tyler 1877.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-18
Armstrong-Walsh Company
SEE THIS TODAY.

Two-story frame, strictly modern. I
rooms and bath, almost new. on paved
street, blk. from car. Price $4,000. Part
cash.
SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO,
Tel So. 1247. 1925 So. Gath ST.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-21
TALK OFTHE TOWN

II. w. Summer of Corinth was among
the business visitors in the city yester-
day.
Miss Gladys Dale has peen spending
several days in Mortified as the guest
of Miss Margaret Edgerton.
Regular meeting of tool sharpeners'
branch, No. 2, in hall in Nichols block
Wednesday evening, Nov. q, at O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Turner, who
have been passing their honeymoon in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilkie
of Central street, returned yesterday TO
Derby where they are to reside.
Glen A. Lougee, son of Mrs. Josie
Iougee, enlisted in the field artillery at
Brattleboro Monday and was sent to
Fort Slocum, N. Y. Guy Lougee is a
private at Camp Devens, where he was
assigned to duty Oct. 5.
News is received here of the birth of
a daughter Tuesday, Nov ID, to Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac +. Springer of White Riy-
er Junction. Parents of the child lived
for several years in Barre.
Fees for the caring of cemetery lots
Hope and Elmwoodl are due and should
be paid to Supt. Alex Hanton at his of
flee, city hall Open Saturday evenings
in November from to S.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-21
TALK OFTHE TOWN

Music furnished for all occasions by
Montpelier M. band orchestra. Karl For
sell, manager, phone Montpelier 252-W
George Gath, granite man from In.
dianapolis, who has been in Barre the
past week, leaving several very nice con.
tracts, has left for home.
If your glasses bother you by steam,
ing or frosting over, get 25c box OF
mo Steam at DIR. Magoon's, the OPP
tometrist It will stop it.--adv
Eleven ladies gathered at the home
of Mrs. Thaddeus Martin, east hill, yes
terday afternoon to give Mrs T. X.
Northrop a farewell party Light re-
freshments were served and Mrs James
Harvey, in behalf of the ladies, presented
Mrs. Northrop leather covered book,
Daily Reminder and wished her bon
voyage. Mrs. Northrop leaves Friday for
Florida
Several of the Barre boys who are at
Camp Devens were entertained Sunday,
Nov. IL, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
G. 1. Leisure in Fitehburg, Mass. Mrs.
Leisure will be remembered in Barre as
Bessie Jones.l Sunday evening the boys
were taken back to camp by auto and at
the station in Aver group of 10 from
Barre gathered to enjoy social chat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-21
Notice

Regular meeting of Barre polishers
branch. G. c. l. A., will be held in their
hall, Nichols block, on Thursday, Nov.
p, at p. m. Per order A. w Pirie.
secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-21
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ii, 1917.
The Weather

Rain or snow tonight and Thursday
moderate east to southeast winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-21

WANTED-Girl or rliddle-ared woman for
general houseuurk in family Of apply 81 s.
NzxhlnEtun street gIslzs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-21

Don't fail to come to this sale; and you may
come with the fullest assurance of getting the
best possible values for your money.
Tell your friends about it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-21

During these times of extremely high or war
prices, this may be rather poor business policy
on our part, but we feel it our duty to help our
loyal customers in purchasing their needs in
Wearing Apparel and household necessities at the
minimum of cost and at the same time reduce our
unusually heavy stocks Of winter merchandise