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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
WITH THESE FEW DRAWBACKS
Critic Was Willing 20 A6-7it That Tire
Performance Might Sc Called an
Excellent One.

Following his recent visit 70 the Rus
slaa show. Cleric took il 3 YiddiSh
performance Sunday evening, again. Of
course. ST the expense OF the house He
BEES 10 report the following Irregular
ties:
The regular Coincidence. who is
very young padded her figure and
played the part Of mother 70 : heroine
several times her sire On s street
scene drop there appeared. among 9th
erS- an ad- For Good Photos" Illus
rrated By 6 portrait OF : CosS-eye3
man with 8 twisted lip The pCODpIsr
On occasion talked more loudly than
the actors The p-ofeSSor-ris1iS- gave
8 very poor Imitation q : D2n play
inz the piano On the stage. trusting
implicitly il the cauoufsge q the
orchestra leader IN tie pit \ nan
entered our box. and While We were
advising On the possibility q throwing
him ont. We learned that he was the
nansEs- Of the house The newly rich
mother Of the heroine went visiting q
her street, but remembered 70 take her
lunch along. consisting OF s coE1e1
beef sandwich. 8 DnDoa pickle, and
= soft drink. 81 purchased from the
6elicsteSsea in front; Tia esrSblss she
drew from her bosom sn6 TIE drink
from her stocking Ths comedian
threw s kiss TO the wildly erpLsuding
far nan in the upper box The h-ore1'
hearted iovs- used the sSDs photo
Hph as portrait O. his sEssthes-;
and q his uother-vs saw IL @ the
bliss from the box
However, adds Cleric. ths perform
snce IS : whole Vas ezcslsoI-Ca
cinnsd Enquirer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01

There = Do-e Cztzrra 81 this section Of
IL County, tEa1 al other DISEASES put
tcgs-Es-, and U.tl the last few years
vas supposed % y frcE-ebIe For z
great 1Ls1E years doctors pronounced i Z
--r-@- E1sea5s ard prescribed local rene
Go and - c8zstz1tly falling 70 cure
WlEl local treatment. pronounced = incur
@1-=- s11=1@z has proven Czt@rrh 20 D z
cD1-S-I-E11-lz4 c1sszss. and therefore re-
sz---Es ccEzE-1 ---1CE-zL -rzz trr.zrr Hairs
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Lss-s8 s-LS-zz-y- L acts directly On the
Dloc1 zl1 E-Ecoszs surfaces q TIE system
Icsy c-sr one hundred dollars for any
case Il fails % ere Send tor circulars
and tzs-3-o-EsEE
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
OUR FLAG IN FRANCE

Dam and TIE cay, AID fwAEet
Stars thai simmer E-1 S4zes.
That fs ths Tag -s c&Ty
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Ret for TIE rose C England
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Day for that hope 1-lcl&6-
T-fExhr ro- the pszcs thzt's nsS-Il-S-
50 ne have 5ozzIlE wL1s1
Red fo- TIE hood &C heroes
White fer ths faith they ho56.
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woz BY the brave z71 oo--
Dawn and TIE DAY. z-6 rTzlLE1-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
WEST CHARLESTON

George Piper IS improving.
Z. NJ. Pickel is III with s severe
cold.
Mrs. Emily MAplesden was i'll last
week
James Spsulding is working for
Ernest Worboys-
Mrs. Kerr hss been suffering with
some trouble in one foot
LYLE Rice visited his uncle, Claude
Rice. in Morgan last week
Miss Merle Varney Is home from
the West for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard ReNford and
baby are away for Christmas.
c P. Church is very III with s.
cancer and Is s great sufferer
Mrs. Charles Hoy has returned
home, her eyes much improved.
Mss Muriel Kendrick is home from
Lyndon institute for the holidays
Miss Elsa Reimann Is recovering
from an attack Of lung congestion
Ny. and Mrs. Gideon Turner are
the parents OF son born Dee nth
Ernest Billiard and Clarence No
sher have gone TO Hinton'S lumber
woods
/ y. c. Eastman is driving his own
stage while the usual driver has
vacation
/ Nurse Lou Hancock OF Hanover, y.
f H. Is visiting her sister, Mrs Ernest
( WorhoyS-
Mark Barrup spent Christmas day
81 the home Of his uncle, 4. {. Horn
IN Derby.
Mrs c. s. Rice and four children
f spent Christmas day ST Claude Rice
in Morgan.
Mrs. AIbertine Patten Gray. 3 for
mer teacher here, has gone 10 FLORIDA
for the winter.
( Miss Mary Bishop Of Springfield,
has been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs Mary Wing.
Glen Ruiter and son. Harry, Of
Montreal are visiting at the home OF
his father, II. G. Ruiter.
The Derby academy students from
this place. have returned 70 their
school work after weeks vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Cofey was in New
port recently 70 see her brother,
John Harvey, who has been very Ill.
Mrs. Hattie Revoir has returned
from Boston, where she has been for
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Jennie Moore
Merton Wilson OF Montreal came
I Saturday 70 see his father-in-law, c.
4 P. Church, and he will also visit his
father and others IN Barton
Il Roland Hastings Of the agricultur-
al department OF Lyndon institute,
visited his sister, Miss Mae Hastings
and his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
N c Eastman, over Christmas
The pupils in the village school re-
membered their teachers, Misses
Franklin and Hastings with Christ
mas gifts and also sent box 10 one
OF their number. Willie Hayes, who
ID still II the St. Johnsbury hospital
Union Christmas exercises and
tree were held at the Baptist church
this year i good attendance, very
good program, tree well laden, Z
Santa Claus . delight the small peO-
pls made 2 pleasant evening for all
The different Sunday school teach
ers and pupils also the pastors were
nicely remembered
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01

maze enough for
G nights lodging.
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idea for En6ling
the enthusiasm Of
his e = di z z . G
struck the sales
man Drawing q
sovereign from
his bank" he
said: Il viii give
this sovereign 70
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
WORTH ATTENTION OF WOMEN

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
AND ALL HAD GUESSED WRONG
Remarkable Uranirity Made IL I'm
possible fer Generous Hcheap Jack"
20 Apportion Preferred Prize.

Things were fat il the cheap jew
ery business The crowd wouldn't bite
notwithstanding the vendors elo-
Qcsnce- and II looked as II he wouldn't
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
January Clearance Sale
Sale of Great Importance to the fuohc

There are no signs sight indicating lower prices TOR
the Spring Season In fact receiving notficaoon "
advances In some lines :,
1t would be impossible to replace many lines at the
prices we OFFER YOU below.
Read carefully and you will be convmcea OF e bn
are mentioned here.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
CONG. CHURCH NOTES
Pastor. Rev. u. C Johnson

Sunday, Jan 5th
Sunday morning worship, 1910
Bible school At noon
Union service At 80 o'clock.
This service viii be IN the Baptist
church
C L service Thursday evening,
Jan 2 AZ 100 Leader, Mrs. CoEey-
Mission Study class meets Friday
evening, Jan 3, with Mrs. Johnson,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
Muslin Underwear

II may have been slightly soiled broken assert
ment, or a style that did not appeal to your good
taste However the prices We have marked them
viii close the lot quickly. The prices are so varied
we cannot quote them. Come and select.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
Leather Goods

Odd Lots, Novelties, some slightly shoP-worn at
Special Prices to Close.
4 Dozen Mems Christmas Ties e and 81 90
quality, 10 Close 80
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
GARMENT DEPT.

= Coats Splendld styles and quarry, FORMER PFlOe
So. 50 and $4,000
This Sale at S13.95
p Goats, Fine Wool Materials, perfect lines, were
5000
This Sale S17.50
: Coats that should bring SS25o, offered IN
This Sale at $3.50
All Coats that were $3.50 and over listed in
This Sale at $500
$500 Suits, Broadcloth, seal trimmed, Printzess
style at S49.5O
so 90 Suits, Sivertone material, Printzess style
at $3.50
$500 Suits, Broadcloth Velour Trimmed, Printz-
style $3.50
S42 so Suits, Novelty Grey, Printzess style
at S2S.75
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
HOLLY MERCHANTS PLAN
BIG PUBLICITY CAMPAIGN
Organize Advertising Association
and Will Issue Bargain Bulletin
During Month of March.

At a called meeting of the mer-
chants and business men of Holly
at the Commercial club rooms Tues
day evening for the purpose of de
vising ways and means of securing
more business for local merchants
and interesting more people in the
adjacent territory in Holly as q
trading center, The Holly Advertis-
ing Association was formally organ
ized with III. w. Woods of the Holly
Dry Goods Co. rs president: Il. j.
POnton, resident manager of the
r.. w. English Lumber Co. and sec
retary of the Commercial Club, as
secretary, and C. E. Fortney, resid.
ent manager for the w. F. McCue
Mercantile Co. as treasurer.
The matter of retail advertising
was exhaustively discussed, as well
as the most economical and eXpedi-
tiOus means of reaching the people
in Holly's large territory. As re-
suit of the discussion it was decid-
ed to issue a bargain bulletin set
ting forth the offers of the various
merchants of the association, about
the first or the middle of March.
Mayor l.. NJ Appel, H. w. Steele
of j. T. Saunders e. Sons implement
dealers, and Frank s. Smith, man
ager of the Holly Elevator CO.,
were on motion, appointed an edit
ing committee to get UP a prospect
us of the proposed advertising bull
letin and ascertain the approx
mate cost of prtining and report at
the next meeting of the association,
at the club rooms next Tuesday
night. Feb. 25th.
c. f. FOrtney, H. D. Steele and Al
bert Morich were appointed com.
mittee on membership and to col
ect tho initiation fee of S.. j. S.
Robinson, A. Morich and c. E. Fort
ney were aslO appointed commit
tee to secure mailing list.
The charter membership fee was
fixed at $500. 1t is significant in
this connection that the meeting
was largely attended by represen-
tative merchants and that much
enthusiasm was manifested in the
proposition.
The meeting adjourned till next
Tuesday night. Feb. 25th, at $
O'Clock at the Commercial Club
rooms, when the size and form Of
the bulletin to- be issued will be
definitely decided upon and prep
aration for it's publication begun.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
PRIVATE +. W. DEAN Is
HOME FROM OVERSEAS
Wounded in Left Thigh by Machine
Gun Bullet in Battle at
Argonns Wood.

Private F. w. Dean of Kansas
City, but whose parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Dean of Blaine,
Colo, reached Holly Sunday after
having been hOnorably discharged
and mustered out at Camp Funston
last Saturday. Private Dean went
out on the mail wagon Monday
where he will visit with his parents
for a few weeks before resuming his
work as an automobile mechanic at
Kansas City.
Mr. Dean was in the thick of the
fight In France and was wounded
in the left thigh by a machine gun
bullet at the battle OF the Argonne
Woods, after which he was in the
hospital for nearly two months.
He left France on his return home
the 9Th of January. He is now look.
ing the pink of good health,
though he walks with a limp as q
result of his wound, two pieces OF
bone having been removed from his
thigh.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
Three Inehss More Snow.

This end of the Arkansas valley
was visited by another snow fall
yesterday. The storm continued
throughout the day but the tenn
perature was such that the snow
melted as fast as it fell until
last night when it became slightly
cooler. This morning there was
about three inches Of snow on the
level here. Up at La Junta, how
ever. the snow was much heavier
and yesterday evening had reached
q depth of eight inches. Railroad
traffic has suffered but little so far
and passenger trains are about on
time. The wet snow of yesterday
with q lower temperature last night
was severe on cattle in the open.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
Soldier Boy Robbed at Dodge

George Earl Smith, son Of Mrs
Emerson Brown, arrived here Mon
day to spend the day with his
mother, coming here from Dodge
City, where the previous night he
had been robbed of his overcoat
and travelling bag, the latter con-
tanning his discharge from the army
service. Mr.. Smith had been sta
toned while in the service at Fort
Worth, Texas. Mr.. Smith left Holly
for Chicago where he will organize
q theatrical company and return to
Fort Worth to play an extended en-
gagement there.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
SGT. w. HUGHEY DICKS
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
Will Assume His New Duties in
Local Post Office First Of
Next Month,


Sergeant w. Hughey Dicks, son OF
A. NJ. Dicks, who was recently hon.
orably discharged from the army
service after several months in the
quartermaster's department at
Camp Cody, n. NJ, and was muster
ed out at Fort Logan a few weeks
ago, has just been selected by Post
master j. Il. Adkins as assistant
postmaster at the Holly office.
The place has been filled tempor
arily by Mrs. Alice Carlson, whose
husband is still with the American
expeditionary forces in France
pending the employment of per.
manent assistant.
Sergeant Dicks, before his enlist
ment in the service was associated
with his father in the alfalfa meal
grinding business, but has taken his
present position in view of the fact
that the hay grinding season is now
nearly over and his time would not
be fully occupied at the mills.
Mr.. Dicks is already well known
in Holly and vicinity and therefore
needs no introduction at this time.
His affability and courteous bear
ing fit him admirably for the place
and his many friends will be glad to
note his acceptance of the place
Though he is already in the office
the official change does not take
place till the LIST of March.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
d. r. Patterson Dead.

D. r. Patterson, aged "a years,
died ut his home 30 miles south OF
town Thursday of last week of dia
betes following an illness of some
four years. Funeral services were
held Tuesday afternoon of this
week after which interment took
place at the Holly cemetery. The
deceased is survived by wife and
four sons. He and family had liv
ed on their dry land farm south OF
town for a number of years.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
According to Agreement
Before Confress.
SERIES OF SHORT TERN
NOTES TO BI ISSUED
Conclusion Reached That the Rata
Of Four and Quarter Per Cent
1ntsrsst Would Ds Too Lw-Sub-
Measure Being Worked Out.

The following dispatch was taken
from q Wednesday mornings daily
paper:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-There
will be on Fifth Liberty Loan-or
Victory Loan. as it was to have
been termed-under an agreement
tentatively reached Tuesday after
noon by the house ways and means
committee in conference with Sec
retary of the Treasury Glass. In
stead series of shOrt-time notes
will be issued and upon these con.
gress will set the rate of interest,
Under the existing Liberty Loan
legislation the secretary of the
treasury could authorize $5,OOO,-
100000 loan, but the interest rate
would have to be the same as that
carried by the Fourth loan, it stat
ed. The rate-4A per cent-under
the conditions that would prevail
at the time the loan was to have
been fiOated, would be insufficient,
in the opinion of the members OF
the committee and representatives
of the treasury department. 1t was
deemed best, under the circum-
stances, to meet the nations Obliga-
tiOns by series of short term notes
and tentative agreement to this
effect was reached.
A sub-measure already is being
worked out by the committee to
provide for the floating of these
notes, and 1t will be introduced, it
was stated, probably in the very
rear future
I The repeal Of the authorization OF
S., 200, 900 bond issue in the ex-
isting legislation will be enacted.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
Undergoes Surgical Operation.

F. Fl. Allen, the real estate dealer
was called to Denver last Friday
where Mrs. Allen, who had preced
ed him to the metropolis the week
before, underwent surgical opera
tiOn for gall stones at st. Luke's
hospital last Saturday. Their many
friends will be glad to note that
Mrs. Allen recovered from the Oper
alton very satisfactorily and is rest
ing comfortably.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20

Mrs. X. A. Shanner. wife of the
superintendent of the Holly schools
who has been seriously i'll the past
week of pneumonia is still in criti-
cal condition and one of the little
boys is also i'll. Both are under
close medical attention.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
War Orphan Fund Increased.

war orphan FUnd xncf0eseo.
The amount of &.10 was cleared at
the candy sale which took place at
the High school Friday night, Civ
en- by the members Of the Volunteer
Glass of the Presbyterian Sunday
school, for their war orphan fund
for which they are very thankful to
their many friends who helped by
purchasing their sweets.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
win Run Merchants Delivery

Roy Chinn, who with J. M. Mar.
tin, last week sold the Holly Bak.
cry and Grocery, has resumed the
dray business, in which he was en-.
gagged prior to entering the store
with Mr.. Martin and besides regu-
lar dray and transfer business he
he will do the delivery of groceries
for all except one of the local stores.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
AUSICAL 1ECIEAL NJ
PUPILS OF MRS. STEELE
70 Bs Given at High Seheol Audi.
torium Next Monday Evening,
February -.


A musical recital will be given at
the Holly High school auditorium
next Monday evening by Mrs. Harry
d. Steele and her pupils assisted by
Miss Hilda Phelps. of the music de-
partment OF the Holly schools.
The following program will be
rendered:
PROGRAM
American Patriotic Medley .Lerman
Jack Wilkin, Dick Appel
Jack in the Pulpit. Erb
Airline White
A Rainy Day. y...................Ly Lynn
Wilmetta Rowe
Song of the Glen. Erb
Marie D0tterers
Spring Song Op. IA. .Barth
Blendena White. Airline White
Dancing Daisy Fields. :. .MOkrejs
Lucille House
On the Ice at Sweet Briar. Crawford
Jack Wilkin
A Serious Thought. .Giard
Blanche Fitzgerald
One Pleasant Day. .Spaulding
Merry Month of May. RischeO
Blendena White
The Turtle Doves WOOing.
...... .................. hlcnar0S
Louise Appel
Independence Day.. .Spaulding
Earl Horton
Serenata OPP. Is No. L.. .MOskOwsky
Beulah Hardy, Mary Resseguie
Vocal Solo
The Call of the Maytime. .Brahe
Will o. the Wisp. ............ .Spross
Miss Hilda Phelps
Waltz Op. 100 No. 2..... .Streabbog
Beatrice Cline, Lucille House,
Louise Appel
Little Maiden. .Orth
Eunice Walton
BarcarOlle ..................F Francis
Beatrice Cline
At the Carnival OPP. 8. .Lemont
Barton White
Dick Appel
I2Ondeau Turc. ........ .Steibelt
Spring Morn. n............... .LOcOmbe
Geneva Dyksterhuis
Valse Brillante Op. "a No. ]. Chopin
Poupee Valsante. Poldini
Beulah Hardy
BercetiSes from Joeely,a. Godaesl
ALA Marcia. .Echytte
Mary Resseguie
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
Will Occupy Crstchsr Building

j. E. Saunders & Son, the imple
ment dealers. have rented the large
stone building heretofore occupied
by the Gretchen Lumber Co. and ex-
pect to move their Office and stock
of implements to the new location
the first of March.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
Delayed Two Days In Route

Mrs. w. S. Partridge and daugh.
ter, Miss Elizabeth. who arrived
home Sunday morning from Pough.
keepsie, N. Y. where Miss Elizabeth
had been attending Vassar college,
were delayed two days at Hutchin-
son, kas., by the big snow storm In
central Kansas last Wednesday
night and Thursday.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
Mrs. Woodhouse Goes to Kansas

Mrs. w. H. WoOdhouse, wife of the
former editor of The Chieftain, with
their two children will move to
Valley Center, Kas. about the first OF
their home for the summer. Their
residence property here will be oc.
cupied by the editor of The Chief.
tain and wife.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
Eight Cars Of Cattle Shipped.

.Amerine & McKibben shipped
out eight cars of cattle Monday
night to Peabody, Kas. The con-
signment included 240 head which
Messrs. Amerine & McKibben had
been half.feeding here this winter.
They will be fulfilled at Peabody for
about eight or ten weeks when they
will be ready for market. i.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20

w. j. Pratt g. Co. quote some
money saving grocery prices else
where in this issue. Look them
over, S'3e,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
High School Teams Here
Friday Night.
FASTEST BASKET BALL
CONTEST OF SEASON
Both Teams in Excellent Trim and
There Was Not . Slow Moment
from start to Finish-Rocky Ford
Here Tomorrow Night.

In one of the fastest basket ball
games ever seen on local floor the
fast Holy High school team won a
regular scheduled game here last
Friday night from the Fowler High
school by the score of $3.50. There
was never slow moment in the
game Both teams started well
with burst of speed and excellent
team work.
Holly was the first to score when
Hill found the basket amidst the
cheers Of the Holly rooters. This
was closely followed by another bas-
ket by the same player and every
one knew that Holly was off to a
good start.
The Fowler team as team pre-
scented a very fine appearance
Every man was in the game but the
team play and endurance of the
Holly boys were too much for them.
Friday, Feb. 2l, Rocky Ford vii
play on the local floor. This team
remains indicated in the league
and has also two games to its credit
over the fast Pueblo High school
Holly is out to win and thus wrest
the lead from the mellon pickers.
The preliminary game will start
at 500 o'clock Admission 35c and
25c. Good seats have been placed
In the gymnasium which affords
comfort for those attending.
LINEUP AND SUMMARY.
Holly 81 Fowler 30
ToWnc. Fl wv illiams
BOgue, Wilson. IF ............ LOynd
Hill. &c ........ Phillips
McGlashan. ..G w. Loynd
Robinson, Wilson. G ....... Palmer
Summary-Field Goals, Towne 4,
Bogue Z, Hill 6, McGlashan 4, Will
son !, Loynd 6, Phillips 4, Williams
2.
Foul Goals -Towne IL, Loynd 6.
Referee Morrison, Las Animas
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20

Mrs. j. G. Schlager spent yester-
day at Hartman. the guest OF Mrs.
ChAs. Horton.