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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-04
SHORTAGE Or MONEY
IN CITY TREASURY
Only About $4,000 With Which
to Pay Bills Until Next Au-
gust. Whereas Expenses Are
About $4,000 = Mcnth--Al.
dermen Up a Stump

The city of Burlington ia down 20 about
5000 with which to do business until next
August. when the 1870 tax money becomes
available. This means that all OF the lsl9
money has been spent and last evening
the board OF aldermen voted to order the
mayors warrant drawn for s2oOoo Tor
current expenses which exhausts the
funds allowed by law for temporary loans,
or 81 70 on tie grand list The finance COM
mittee win meet soon to discuss methods
Of extracting the city from its financial
difficulties. Meanwhile the treasurer will.
ondeavor to hold as much money as pos
sibio for the pay rolls so that the city
employees may not suffer
Several months ago the taxpayers re-
fused TO vote for the increase I'm taxation
which is necessary in order TO borrow
more than $40 on tie grand list, and
now the city IS financially embarrassed.
The course which will probably be
adopted. according to the Jity fathers
last evening will he to call n special city
meeting TO vote for more money. The
grand list is s2t9, 4S9 4, and the amount
collected by the 81 tax for 1919 was there
fore ASs,s7ss0 This has been spent, and
also the S2i0,0oo allowed as a temporary
loan with the exception of 5000.
TO do with different financial matters as
no new business was taken up but left
Tor the now board Of aide rmer. The stormy
year closed quite tremendously with eight
or the IL aldermen present The average
expense of operating the city under
present conditions Is more than $4,000 per
month. according to the statements made
the board last evening, and it therefore
devolves on somebody to get approx
mately $4,000 if the city is to pay it's bills.
as no funds of any account will come in
until the taxes are collected in August.
An interesting feature Of the meeting
was the report of the financial commit
tee directed last November to bring in
the reports of the various departments
on estimates for the year 1920. These are
only estimates and are not the budget.
The estimates are as follows:
ES1-IN
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SEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE

New York, March }.
WHITE CORN rLOUR-Firm. So. 20
sos
CORNMEAI,-FiTm. Yellow, sranulatcd.
S3.75q3sJ: white, granuiated. $3.50,
RYE--Strons. No. western &i,s8 Z o. b.
New York.
BARLEY--Strons. Feeding $50 snd
mating 81 .05 (. o. h. New York.
WHBAT--Spot steady. No =" red -. %
nominal f q. b. steamer.
CoRN--spot frr. No. = yellow SL72M
and No. mixed sI.7Oa cost and freight
New York 10 day shipment
OATS-Spot easy. No. l white sI.O4
LARD--E'irlG. Middle West $50 S5G 20.o5,
TALLOW-Easy. special loose lie,
COTTON SEED OIL~-Firn. Prime SUM
mer, yellow, spot. si9,ob; May s?oc7 July
saO52: Oct 1870
other articles UNCHANGED
POTATOES AND nct.
Prices unchanged.
RAW sUGAR--Erm. Centrifugal ,i,ESc ,
line g-anulated lac l6c.
Futures closed quiet and ABOUT IN
changed from yesterdays cioeing,
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RANDOLPH

l.. B. johnson, moderator; f. f. Briggs
clerk and treasurer; selectmen D. l..
LOOMS for three years. A. c. Wells for
two years and Charles K Smith for one
year: listers, Fl. NJ. Gaylord for three
years. Guy +. Young for one year; road
commissioner, W. S, Bryant; overseer and
collector OF taxes. A. II. Beedlc; trustee
of public money, e. a. Thomas; audi
tor. Z. W. Tewksbury, for three years;
NJ. NJ. Wilson, l.. J. Harrington and f.
d. Camp. town grand jurors: ID. d. Howe
first constable: D. l.. LOOMS, agent to
prosecute and defend suits: II. NJ. Tot
man. H. A. Allen, L. S. Banister, cem-
etery commissioners; u. \. Thomas, IL
.brary trustee for FIVE years; d. l.. LOOMS
agent to deed real eetate; 81, 90 was vot-
ed for the support of the library. and
SIS for Memorial day; $1,000 for state aid
law, for highways; village of Randolph
$500 for highways; tax of S120 for town
expenses and 80 cents for highway was
/. also voted. All town officers were allow
I'D by vote 30 cents per hour for their
services. and it was also voted TO pay
: the treasurer $500. The license vote for
first class was yes 90. no 81 fifth class
ayes 70, no To-
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BRANDON

The annual town meeting passed OF IN
a quiet manner Tuesday without much eX-
element The following officers were
elected: Moderator, John s. Buttles;
clerk. S w Jones; lister for three years,
NJ d. Warner: road commissioner. John
ID. Morse, poormaster, c. II. Churchill:
for three years, l.. A. Severy;
tax collector l.. Il. Nichols; trustee of
public money w. +. Scott; town treas
urer, w. T.. Scott; auditor for three years,
A. j. Ives; grand jurors, +. w. Williams.
L. f.. Kingsley and r. T.. Chandler; con-
stable. l.. r. Nichols: second constable.
Clifford Quimby; tree warden, II. II.
johnson; town agent. +. H.. harrington;
town school director. Frank Warner.
The following appropriations were made:
Free Public library $500: observance of
Memorial day 800; permanent highways
$3.50; Brandon Concert band $3.50. A COM
mittee of FIVE consisting of the Rev.
Walter Thorpe, chairman. I. W Ray
Don H. Rolfe. II. VI. Harrington and
Frank j. Johnson. was elected to confer
and bring before another town meeting
some plan for permanent memorial for
the World War veterans Ii was voted
to have medical inspection in the town
schools This does not include the Bran
don graded or high schools. II was voted
that the tuition for town school chill
dren should not exceed Sj. A tax of
$3.50 less the usual four per cent dis
count, II paid on or before October 20.
was voted For the first time in many
years, Brandon voted license. the vote
being 1893 yes. los no; ffth class license.
yes 100. no 81.
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SflIILBTRNII

The town election Tuesday resulted
as follows: Moderator. Carl Fletcher:
clerk, Isabel Neary; selectmen, Arthur
Vaughn, Thomas Mitchell, Walter
Mack; treasurer, Harris Mack: col
lector w, Webster; constable, Thos.
Thompson; second. NJ. Coggins; listers,
second. Michael Coggns listers,
Thomas Mckenzie. Henry Harrington.
John Stapleton: road commissioner,
John Ready; auditors. Mrs. J. $. Nor
ton, J. II. Deyett Perry Russell; agent,
Carl Fletcher: oversecr of poor and
poor farm director, Walter Webster;
school directors. DR.. ]. s. Norton, Bert
Marsettc Clarence Morgan
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PORk-NomInai.
LARp-S20. so
RIBS--SlT75 q is. -
VERMONTERS, COME DOWN
Latest Poem from the Pen Of Judge
Wendell y. Stafford

The Hon. Wendell p. Stafford, iudga
of the Columbia district court, Washins
ton, u. C., whose home is in St Jonns
bury. has written T. poem OIL the interest
Nermonters should take n the sufferin-
humanity of the Near East countries j.
is in the customary vigorous stafford
style and should h. read by all lernont-
ars.
The poem was solicited Ivy Roland L,
stevens, state chairman Of the Neai
East Relief. White River junction, to
whom contributions in this worthy cause
should he sent.
The judge touches on the idea Of auto
mobile owners levying a tax Of 10 cent,
'o' each horse power Of their car. bu,
~. Stevens will not turn down more liz.
era. contributions. The roem:
NERMoNTERS. COME DOWN
by Wendell I. S5sford>
Once more to me border. Vermonters
come downi
Not now i'll your deerskins and i ckets
OF brown
Come down in your autos come down
with your CASH.
With ell the old pepper and courage anf
cash
Vermont Wa tne frst nf rev state. to
loTe III
N'her the door was HonS open-thc 1rst
90 begin --.
on tho work the sercss.o.isc traitors cat
Oat--
Tee york thai was finished 10, s'avery's
rCut
Sho was FIRST TO abolish thar ,ran-stssl
ing trade;
She -pns fg,,.t IN p1ak. r-ofI,g ..,r- ir
give aid,
she gave the first blood unto Liberty
cause.
She was first 10 mas Freedom IN" crown
OF her laws.
Come or with your caatiots: thl- is the
hour
To snow b. your giving the gsgc OF your
power.
IF the buggy Is good srd tho horse eoesnt
talk.
Just tell 1t IN dollans: rs dollars .ast
talk.
And it's dollars they reed ror-vhat do
you think
Folks living like ne upon .ictusis and
drink
Across the big water re dying Ike nie,
For he want OF leaf from the wad trat
now lies
Secure in your weaSsl-skin. Sot II 10
work.
Let it feed full the hungry ana don, i,t
II shirx.
For moneys like are: It may prove a ats.
aSter. 20.
It's very good slave but a very bad
master.
so give It big steady job to pursue
And you'll master your dollars; obey won;
maater YOU -
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THE BURLINGTON MARKETS
Wednesday, March 3. 1920.

Wednesday, March 3. 1920
The scarcity of green stuff in the mar
kets to-day is worrying dealers. There is
not much variety to report. nor practically
any change over the offerings to be found
last week.
Lamb is quoted higher this week the
wholesale price being set at 10 cents.
The retail prices in lamb are. however.
not affected.
some increases are to be found in the
fish and seafoods lists. Cusk is % cents.
haddies %. pollock %. and rock cod %
HOLSTERS have disappeared from the mar
kets this week. There is difficulty in get
ting shipments in through Boston il is
said.
some fine fruits offerings are to be
round this week. Oranges, grarefruits.
splendid apples, make a fine showing.
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JOHNSON.

Moderator. O. H. Wilson: clerk and
treasurer. c. y. harrington: selectmau.
r. u. Midget: constable. +. r.. Holmes,
first. Joseph O'Dell, second; listers, $ j..
Macomber, Earl Butler: road commits
sioner, NJ. r. Cunningham auditor. d. r.
Smalley: overseer of the poor. s. j. Davis,
grand juror, c. N. Harrington; school dt-
rectors, George Burleson, w. T.. Tracy;
library trustee for five years, the Rev. f.
W. Hazen tax, 33.25 on the dollar of the
grand list, Vote on license resulted, No
90, Yes 49, Voted to have medical inspcc-
ton of schools. Voted $50 for Memorial
day. 500 for the band for open air con-
certs, 500 for the library. Voted to pay
the town help s. per day and the road
commissioner $3.50, overseer of the poor,
800 and expenses. Voted $1,000 for high
way money providing the State will pay
the same and use it on Depot street.
Voted $3.50 for a memorial TO the soldiers
of the world war, and n. A. Waterman,
Allen Fletcher and Earl Holmes com-
mittee TO procure the same.
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MORRISTOMN

Moderator. T. e. Cheney; clerk and
treasurer, r. L. Barrows; selectman, r.
e. Stafford; lister, J. NJ. Kelley uhreo
years.; school directors, George |, A.
Smith three years., George +. Fortier
1.-TWO years.; over of the poor. p. w
Chaffee: collector. y. a. Lafountain !,
auditor. L, NJ. Munson. constable. H. l..
stevens; tax, s3.35 SI.20 school tax
license, yes 81, no %; druggist license. yes
DO, no 76 n motion was made by G. II. A.
Stafford to drop the agricultural com
mercial and domestic science courses. The
motion was lost by vote resulting in Il
tie
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RICHMOND

Moderator. f. G. Nichols; clerk. :
Green: trea surer, NJ. n. Dimick select
man. Daniel Burke; constable. NJ. Muir
ply; listers, Robert Towers, w f. Flagg,
+. G.. Nichols: road commissioner. W. W.
Higley: town agent, T.. 4. Whalen; audi
tors. J. W, Berry. r. ". Chessmore NJ. i.
Gleason; overseer of the poor, f. w Fay;
grand jurors. w. A. Church NJ. Purtell
school director Mrs. y. VI. Chessmore;
trustee L. :. deposit money. r. II. Chess
more tax, $3.50 on the dollar Of the grand
list The vote on license resulted: First
class. yes T.. no Is; fifth class, yes IS, no
A. The sums of s25 for Memorial day and
$50 for the band were voted
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swANfos

a Moderator, +. l.. Webster; clerk, George
Il. Loiselle; selectman, p. J. Audette
treasurer. George l.. Loisele; overseer
of poor. J. J. Favero; constable and col
lector of taxes, Joseph Corliss trustees
of public money NJ, w. Barney, c. E.
Allen. r. J. Farrell; lister. j. r. Catin
auditor for three years, Arthur Farrell
town agent, Frederick Pencil; grand jur-
ors, +. A. Ayers, John Hurlburt; school
director TO succeed himself for the 10th
year, e. L. Herrick: library trustee, C.
L.. Smith, for five years; road commits
soners, j. T. Callan. Henry Bruso; voted
to raise a tax of sl.00 ON the grand list
40 cents on the grand list for road work
and 81. Is for school purposes. The sum of
$50 was voted for the observance of Me-
mortal dav and $50 for open air concerts
during the summer The sum of $500 was
voted for maintenance OF the public Ii
brary. 1t was voted to exempt from tax
alton for the term of five years the pro-
posed new mill of the Vermont Marble
company and the Swanton Cooperative
Dairy Creamery company. The town vot-
ed to have medical inspection in the
schools. A committee of three was APP
pointed to investigate and report at some
later meeting on the matter of erecting
some suitable monument to the soldiers
and sailors OF Swsnton who took part
IN the World War. Tho moderator an
pounced that A. b. Anderson, Father Il,
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\ MBRIDGE

Moderator. George p. Grswold town
clerk ana treasurer, Mrs. Elsie c Smith :;
seectman. J. A. Learned; road commits
sioner. y. Z. Shene: lister. w W. Ray
more: school directors. w. l.. Hunt (three
years., Charles Labounty 1.-TWO years. {;
overseer of the poor. II. W McNally ;
collector of taxes. A. b. Sinclair: collector
of public money. II. y. Gray; auditors,
G. w. Maldo Uhree years., S. A. Plum
mer tone Year,; town agent, W. II. Par
ker; tax. $500; license. yes &c. no II. Voted
TO instruct school directors to provide
additional room.
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COMPACT QUARTERS

Tenderfoot lin new western town.
Where is the postoffce?"
Resident-"Over there"
"Where?"
Dye see that man saving wood He'
the postmaster"
Yes but ] don't see the postofiice.'
or course you don't. It's in his hat
--Sittsburg Chronicle telegraph.
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

At The town meeting Tuesday the FOL
lowing were elected: Moderator Daniel
O'Bricn; clerk. II. ". Wheeler: treasurer,
IA. II. Wheeler; selectman. Patricl.
O'Brien; constable, r, Il. Lord; collector,
II. Fl. Wheeler; lister. o, n. Clements;
road commissioner, Lucius Buell.: town
agent, y. y. Mills; auditors, u. H. But
Ter and II. + Tilley; oversecr of the
poor. w. s. Heath; grand juror. w. $.
Heath; school director, T. E. Lord; trus-
tee u S. deposit money. r. IL, Wheeler;
cemetery commissioners, +. G. Isham.
II. II. Wheeler, w. S. Heath II. II
Hough and II. S. Merrihew; tax $40 on
the dollar of the grand list The vote on
license resulted: Yes &C. no 81
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WESTEORn

Moderator. Frank Irish; clerk and treas
urer, T. w. Grow; selectmen, William Nc
Lane three years.. Il. Il. Demag two
years.; road commissioner, Frank Longe
lister, Z. +. Kim ball school director. A.
T. kenyon; overseer of the poor. G. r.
Stearns; collector of taxes, Ray Strong
auditor, Fl. c. Bates; constable Ray
Strong; license vote. yes %, no 20; tax.
$3.50. Voted to raise $500 TO take advantage
of State aid law. Voted $500 for gravel
for road. Voted to have medical inspec-
ton in the schools
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TOWN MEETINGS
HYDE PARK.

Moderator. r. W. Hulburd; clerk and
treasurer, 3. w. Mcfarland; listers, S.
p Waite, Harlie Hodges; seiectman, w.
A. whtcomb. road commissioner. Nor
rill Gates; overseer of the poor. Homer
Lanpher; constable and collector, Bert
Crowel: second constable, l.. +. Butts;
trustee Of public money, X. :. rage;
auditors, T. Fnnegan. o y. Campbell;
grand Jurors, II. G. Lanpner. +. Parin I,
agent. f. w. Huiburd: tree warden. Mer-
rltt Lee; school director. H. A. Noyes 4;
cemetery commissioner, c. II. Bliss; real
estate agent. Il. S. Page. on the license
question 81 exercised their right to vote
and the result was Yes So no 20 drug
sist license, Yes a, No %. The tax voted
WAS 500.
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RETAIL GRAINS
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK

New York, Nsfch
BFDVES-Pereipts 2,19c Firm. %.
mon to rather prime steers se614.4I, bulls
S1n1O75; cows s3.50Gi0.Io.
CALVES-Roceipts 1 $50 StcaGy. Neais
s1S@25: culIs 81: -: Etti" calves S1Oci2
western yNT5. harnya-6 S3a 10
SHEEP AND T.AMBS--Hece ipts 1880.
Steady. Sheep ss4I2: culls S5GI; year
,ings sl4Ql6. lambs sl550D 20c0.
HOGS-Reccipts ESQ. steady. Light
to medium weights SIG; pigs sl'n II. 10.
Lsavy hogs Slb; fouGb3 SIS
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WILLISTON

At the town meeting Tuesday the fol-
lowing were elected; Moderator, G. u.
warren: town clerk, w. NJ Barber
treasurer. c. d. Warren seleCtmen. c. U.
Caswell. Eugene Hanson and Charles
Menzer; overseer of poor and poor farm
director, G. D. Caswell; first constable
Harley Gings; trustee of public moneys.
Frank Talcott: auditor for three years,
w. T.. Fergusin, reelected; lister, A. T..
Brown: library trustee for five years.
r. F. Brown; road commissioner Louis
Latulippe; school directors, G.. G. Aus
tin: grand juror, Frank Talcott; town
agent. Harry Fay. The town did not
vote to take advantage of the permanent
highway aid. Fifty dollars was voted
for the library. y tax OF $3.50 on the
grand list was voted. The license vote
was IS Yes and 30 no. 1t was voted to
buy flags for the soldiers graves.
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CHARLOTTE

At the town meeting Tuesday ire fol-
lowing We're elected: Moderator, William
NJ Dean; clerk, Mrs. NJ G. lIigbee
treasurer, G. w Prinde, sClectman for
three years. Frank p. Roscoe; constable,
Henry ". ClaXton; collector, Henry II.
Claxton. lister, John S Williams; grad
Jurors, j. 7. Ramsey and John r. Tag
CART, auditors, G. NJ Byington; oveTsccr
of the poor. S. u. Smith, supcrntendent
Thompson's Point; school director for
three years Charles j.. Martin library
trustee for two years, Robert Holmes {;
cemetery commissioner. W. H. Mcneil
The vote On license resulted: No 60. yes
2. The selectmen wore empowered to
appoint the road commissioners.
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WE KNOW THEM

where's that internal proefreadsg'
shouted an irate man with blood in eacl
eye, 'Yie certainly would be- right har'
20 find now," said the editor une as'ly
what's he Done this time" IA ,ra;
sdvrrtsement for my vslive,ess mot,T w.,
turned tho second v into a ~" -Phiin 10,
phla North American.
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THE WAY OUT.

\ bashful curate found the YOUNG
ladies in the parish too helpful. At last
it became so embarrassing that he left,
Not long afterward he met the curate
who had succeeded him. We'll" he
asked. chow do you get on with the
ladies?" ooh. very well indeed said the
other There is safety in numbers,
you know" "Ah!" was tho instant
reply. II only found Il in Exodus" Dali
las News.
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FAIRFAN

Moderator, W. y. Stewart, town CLERK
9. H. Lawton, school director and truss
tee Bellows Free Academy for five years
II. B. Bellows; school director for tour
years, Fl. 7. Goodsell, school director Tor
three years, r w. Shcpardson; school
director for two years, II. O. wilkins;
school director for one year. G. l.. Butler;
lister for three years, Frank Wood; Sc
lectman for three years. Cyrus \, Leach :
road commissioner first G. u. orion;
road commissioner. second, Il. u.
Sweeney; overseer of poor. |. w. Parr's'
collector of taxes. George Rooney; town
treasurer, G. H. Lawton; auditors, w. H.
Trombly, Walter Shedd, C. s. Howard :
constable, first, George Rooney; coh-
stable. second, Edwin Paris, town
agent agent, II. o. wilkins; trustees Of
library for FIVE years, Mrs. y. l.. Vincent
Mrs. II. f. Bellows: tax, $50. Voted TO
have medical inspection in the schools
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Moderator. r, s. Wright; selectmen.
F.. r. Touchette, C. H. Harte, George y
Richardson; clerk and treasurer. G. A.
Gardyne road commits soner, G.. n Fos-
ter; listers, A. r. Gates, q. 3. Fuller, II.
Messier; constable and collector, H. VI.
Morey; overseer of the poor. J r. Dodge
school directors. c. c. Martin H. n.
Parker, r. II. Bolster, auditors. G. G.
Purrier. S. +. Smith, Lawrence Rossicr;
total tax voted S37O
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AsosTON BUTTER rIAENE-:

Furnished by tho Associated fresSN
Boston, March 3,
BuTTgR-Eo Northern G5q65pe. western
- u e. 8bC
CuEEsE-Eew twins. extras 5ois oaIS g
Il sts ISL, "a - y
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
QUOTATIONS. On BUCTER
Dostcn, March 4.

UTTEh-Cfssmery extrss 6acl creamery
fists 60V63c. crraynory seconds o-G 5Gc,
creamery thirds soc; da.Y butter 500
55o: storage extras 82o. storage @rs,s
~ ole; storage seconds 5.p 55c ladies' "
fSc, renovated butter jSc.
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ST GEORGE

: Moderator. NJ. w. Hinsdale. clerk and
treasurer G. r. Peet; selectmen, NJ. w.
IIinsdale. S. ]. Noonan. r. H. North:
constable. Scott Parcher. listers, Scott
Parcher. Arthur OClaire; road commits
sioner, Edward Kehoe tax 500 on the
dollar of the grand list. The vote on
license resulted. Yes II. No 10,
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WATERNlLJlS.

Moderator. W. z. Smile; clerk, n F.
Beard: treasurer NJ. H. Mann. select
man, D. E. Cakes: lister. NJ. l.. Davis;
road commissioner, D. J. Morgan; school
director Ralph Erwin overseer Of poor.
Charles Bragg.
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CHICAGO PxODUCE MARKET
Chicago. March

Chicago March ;,
CoRN--May Si..OS; July s1,S%%
OATS-March s2isc. July 16hc
PORK--May S3S so, July $3.50
LARD-May SCI 40, July S21.e1.
RIRS--May SlS.6T. JuN siol2.
Cash quotations
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SPOT COTTON AND FUTURES

New York March g.
Spot cotton steady. Middling 4o.75.
Cotton futures closed; March 3s05; May
81. SO; July aa.S69ss oCt 1910. Dec 20 81 ]
Gihu
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FEBRUARY STATEMENT

In accordance with the new rules re-
garding reports of the expenditures OF
the different departments for each month
the following was reported foe February:
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Pongee Silk Blouses

Genuine Japanese Washable Pongee
in the natural color.
Strictly tailored, made with long roll collar
or pleasing convertible collar. Trimmed
with narrow tucks.
Prices $3.50 and $3.50
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Mems Silk Shirtings.

Width 81 inches ..........,,..Pr Price S2.25
Very firm, strong fabric with Just enough
cotton introduced to add strength and dur
ability.
These shirtings are also much favored for
womens blouses and gowns.
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Tailored Blouses of White Dinity
in dainty stripe and cross bar effects. Some
are trimmed with broad tucks, others have
tiny frils. Models are shown with either
roll or convertible collars. Others show
collars and cuffs of pique.
Prices S3.75 $500, $3.50, $500, S5.75, $3.50
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MONTGOMERY CENTER

NJ. Salmon and the Rev. r. Wilson Day
would constitute that committee.