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more
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' Cream of Tartar.
■Lies* of food.
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CLtVLLA.NL/J aid* die
Country I.He Con ni-sion.
At I'o* suggestion of l*re»ldent I! > > "
sell, the < 'iiuntry I .He < 'oinriil •ion tin
inked the fir.iiern of the or intry In
meet ill their respeetlse m.inmiuiHlcs
home umi*' l»'ore Saturday. Im «-r
fi, to til»eti-» the *|il»si inns which the
i niiitiiivi n in hindylng mi I to Imh
cite Mr inn Idea* of wt»«: me 11»«■
itool Ini], rtfliit ""I'jtei. ior tin • o ii
mission to cunslih i
In n letter to the nipnitrern of the
< 'otiiiiiI'hIoii the I'rcsldent mi\» the
fanner* should h 1 "a .*use of owner*
etilp In the t’oiHiiii-hion, Mini Ihnt he
I dleves Hint lie < iiliiiilissi m ...
jjet Into the closest possible tout'll Willi
the farmers. lie urges the Importance
of holding the lie cling •" hue • nngrr-s
ailjniirris prior to the t'hrlstm*- hole
• lass, hi! t It fit the time ton gross re as
hem hies, early In January, the l oil
mission me v have rt-|mrls of tie mist
tugs In hitml mill mny lie “In p.i'ilmu
to advise iletinlt 1 vely w lint -In old he
•lone. ’
The President, In Ills letter, ott't rs the
fol low I tig tuples to Irt* eon'hie reil hy I he
tunnels; iiml 11\ f nr mil s In- says; 1 I
mean also to Inelutlt* nil those alu> live
in Hit* open country mid lire Ini iuinte
Is connected with those who 'III the
farm work — inltiisleis, school tenehcis,
physicians, eilltorsuf cnonliy |. 11-t*i s,
In short nil mi'ii mol women whose life
wotk ts iliitu ' illu r on tin' hunt or III
• (inneclhoi wilhtliellh wink of those
u ho nic on I he farm
Tlie efficiency of the rnrnl solio.il
h nrntei •' oiyanl/alliMi'
'I lie ijm ■ 1 i"ii of I nr oi Uitair.
I lie iif <1 l ".oi. I o. i I
I inpros • I , • • i i. • <• • ■ i
Hmillni 1 is ii i ill t U ■ os on the I inn.
The gie-ite.l ol h I topics flint ought
lotto illscnssiol 11\ tho. ile ■ oil I ;i
f si iuei s. i i .[ml 11 .insll \\ 11 Ii i, on >
mill enss trnii'tl l cioill'll toss II it,I
the topic, so i 1 -h I I > the Pie-idi I
would follow lit natural course ll I
l.i ing cut ell fro in the outer is or hi I ho l
dwarfs all pf'ign ss nod deadens nitoi
tal energy. In the iiuuintallnois re
Hi.ms uf Iseutm-ks anil olluo Ilk. sec
lions, \s In re the nullsew linse lien cut
ell from tin* i.tiler world front lack of
• iss c iimiiuot.oitl. il therewith, they
me tint cltililren m oilnlis, es eu In their
hum lets amt slllni.es, while physically 1
thes linse no superior In manly amt
womanly form, t in s are rapidly trails
formed w hen hr.in. it In close o nlact
s» It It relllic.l p s.ple < 0 the .oiler ssurlil I
J t Is c.pial Iy not .ceil *lc aiming the col j
oust iH-onle ot the ■south As Profcs
mu Hal lie sii lit, while tu this fit js, - *'k
lug fun.Is to e.lucate his c..lure.I r.t.e 1
they me h it hats-., menially, mol «< a
people, they Inis, maile no nls an. -
Insist. title Meet mills, siuec thcii slase
iy tins I'll, y linse no mtloeinss to
eles ale mist ties clop nil I heir meiilnllly
until they no to llniiiploii, I nskegoe.
oknlona or.HOiue . thri industrial cilu
eatloiial tii'lituttons for eolore.l young
men amt women, where they me trails
forints! aa are w tiito |ieople under the
►oro* conditions. All the hulls Ideal
Hill give* way to the isunple »lt S ot
the outer worlit. Professor Hattie. wns
a manliest example of this tuniform*
lion tu what in termed mi Inferior rats*.
The further we go tmok in the isola
le.i sections of our state, where people
cannot leach the outer world, we thut
llieiii prtmlUse In their Use# and olyee
tusiat.lv ao the further lu»eK they are
found. Htemn ears and trolley Itne.s
that reach such sections s.hui make a
change: People of si liter mental Irwin
lug ro«ne in, new life I# Risen to busl
jie**, new ho|)ea amt aspirations stir
the liearl* of the |a*opleand the change
goea on until the comiininl’y is in liar
uiony with like place#in wnai has tieen
i he outer warid.
No matter what part of this or other j
(State we test this stateiuiat sse svill
find it prosed. Intercommunication j
with Interior and central eu’-.imurtllu-s
level them ».l up to the same attain- j
mentis, noiev.tct hoss iack'rig |a*ople
fmse U-conn for want ot such coni- ;
mingling.
The nevt question Is, "li .ss shall the
(own* in this and adjoining counts, be
tween hers mid Hpriogtiehl, now de ;
|<risedof rapid transit, tie prosIde.l to
Ideal Ihe residents anl .hvelop the !*■ 1
leut rich jes.'ur*s'» s>f the ter lory
That l# the ,|Uealton for the farmers
to discuss. If they can determine on
aoute feasible plan to gel trolley roads
w here needed and where they will ulti
mately fray, it khouid tie publicly an
nounced . and ll will he for the t'oiu
pskain.. or government lodes ioe mean*
|• i it/ I Linvin. of Worcester, Champion Welterweight
Wre-t'ei f tin- U otl I who w ill defend tie- title in St. John s
11.ill, Providence street I'hanksgdvinn afternoon .it .t o’clock
his Opponent being Young l'.idcUo of ( imbridge, who in ,
previous exhibit on kt pt I Ian on from g1 ttmg a decision, the
mati h be ng.dt i !a• 11! a <haw.
Ill Hull r 111 i • 11 * • ‘» fir ll c.m
11,1IH' \ f J ; i I > 11turn of i 1 It •«' lUli
t (\ an . -I u>; f >i mi n ti j 'tint 11 \ ■ ■\
i« pn ,■ n• . \s !i I.: u a > «*:»i. n*» v% i*< i In*
up ..Mi rii* [ \i\e [• !ft11 tin? m*-‘I’liiriit.
PUTNAM,CONN
SPECIAL PROGRAM EOR
ki \ ri it ini i
‘ Lights an j Shaows of Chinatown’
and olln*r M*Uvt pu*lnrv>.
Amateurs on F.iday Night
I..mat talent Hily .illowisi In
I’l'iZt's SV *'l Ull'l #1
\ll la.lii •> ntL< uitiun Mnniliiv. I'uv-• 1 ri> ,
Hint A ottin sitny .if m M week will t«
ivlvi- lickcla tiillllniK them to have
their lorl mu's till11 I n'«' In
Madame Lord
llie t i.iirv owwl of \\ n*lttitglon, lv (
Children s Matinn (Saturday
Foot Unit ami (Kill given away.
Wednesday, December 2
llealil ami Hreeu In the fans* comedy
“The Country Grocery
ami free ili.strtbuUon of entire contents
of store.
A Riliibli Riinidf
roR
CATARRH
Ely's CriM Bala
it AttftrM
li«M Rtittl •( One*
It Booths
btWs AUit Wltlt'tU
tb« tlUMSUMHl Ul«*ttt*
UriiQt rvMiliiii}t fr> n\ CtlArrh Juul itriv**
»« »v tti'oivl in th* 11**1 >\\i\ kly. Ko*U»r«**
lb*" S* :uw«t t»f tutl SrnelL Full •i.’t*
.*>0 cU. Mt l>r<:or by 1 ”Ul. liquid
i' *ra {Uii« t- r u*v in n*75 v*i*.
Kly .V» \S»nvu Strvoi. Now York.
For Sale
l‘:KMiiuit to an outer of the J*r\>t'«lo >
('out! I n " oiler lor >»le Ml private !
- iW, the tract of land Mltialni on the I
Ihiv'lile |{ ul, l^loiiictiit! lo the e*>late I
ot kttvi >1 It V-ni'tioni!, late of I'm i
mini, <tetv:iM'i|, -niit foot containing
nU.nl IS t J Hi'ifx.
ts I 1 Hk\k\ o \ vi'tii. Ni.. \ihn.
CASTOR IA
For Iuimnt* and Children.
Tin Kind feu Hava Always Bought
Bears th. /if
Si«ua;ur* of /4^Mf
I h» rt-l'v offer h rewrml of ' •<* fo
->n\ inli'iiimtitMi lhal will lt*A»l lo lh>
« liiSU'Uoiio! Ml’ 11 i«I \ «* i |»!irlii,s win
r.» im“«1 tlit it i* in m\ Ntort* mi tlu'
in< -rniiu; < • \ * Hi In l I »l !i
•If. f.f iMl .1 N ITIJ^iN
Iff f^H i,t uii.M ilurnir the |Mi>t year tour t\ «•
li.U Intro <’p»M»«st mnl r!>w»nl TIiiim thoiiamitf
i wu. - «%-'U\ v*»u “wink ' A womWnrful pi »v
ot tU'Viur m •« Intnum t* Hu1 mi m m «■' c, unit ji t
I he n ijm.lv ui |H*op|< ur in the* fi.ie
ih< • »%*•* that iho ulii'vv thcni t»» wmk
!*-.•> •-•»».! rmlilitun . Twii * flu* lnr.»k
*i »v i * .livjti-t, Attm.tl Ui thorn * *on. \V»
eve* it tl Hi pi!iws»’> at iv»*Kj|Mih]e
pi i. v*.
H. W. Thompson,
t*5 tu'iitu. Court Hoi *«* Huihltayr*
IT ISAM. 0»NN
Shoes
Repaired by Electricity
The only Shiie Repair Shop of
il« kind in Windham County.
Shoe* Be paired while yon wait
in 15 minuted.
Men's Tape,
*»nl with
oak leather
75 een's
l-fcle*' T»p»,
*e»e»t with
oak leather
60 centa
For
10 llaya
only
Kubber
Heels 3Jr
The Modem Shoe Repairing Company
\Hl M'K BliHK,
('till ITKKKr - HIS SW.W'OXSi.
CLAYTON W. THURBER
Teacher of Piano
Telephone —3
leantke
N«r
/
A"
BUY BOTH THE
Victor — Edison
Talking Machines at
Jeweler Shaw’s
All the late records received,
fresh frorr. the factory recently.
rv- /t*'
. a i j ‘
r<
m
ST. NICHOLAS in 1909
7''HE wealth of entertainmrnt given by St
Nicholas in a year can only be fuggeated
in this limit'**! ice. but a few Lrttjire* are:
A New S* r ,1 by Ralph Hemy Barbour,
the most popular juverule author to- Uy .
' When I Crow Up.” a series of pictures in
full rtthtr, by W. W. Denslow in every
number— a feature provider 1 bv no other chil
dren** magazine; "for \ ny Little folic, a
Department for the youngster* of three to
eight; the "Nature arid Science Depart
mrnt, interesting boy* and gnls in the out of
door world about them . “ Hints and Helps
for Mother.” providing simple, inexpensive
home made amusements for rainy days; l he
St. Nicholas l eague.” a great organization
with over 50.000 members, offering monthly
cash prizes and gold and silver badges to
young arti-ts, authors, poets, and photog
raphers; entertaining shoit stories by I ranees
Hodgson Burnett (who wrote "Little Lord
Fauntleroy ”), Rebecca Harding Davis, and
many others; instructive articles on " Airships.
" Meteors.” etc., etc.; over 1,000pictures ; a
series of paf>ers for "Young Citizens ; de
lightful stones of boarding school life for girls;
amusing rhymes and jingles ; in short, a very
tieasure house of entertainment for children of
all ages.
Sr nil /or *peria I suhnrript ion offer*.
THE CENTURY CO.
Union Square New York
"T"
u
W
%v
* s
A
*
rA -
-£fe
A Paper For All
1'hcrtA an i \ton, ck vnk &
11ki writing paper suitable for
every member <>f the family.
For milad\ ‘> social correspon
dence there are the beautiful
fabric finished creations in all
the conventional sizes and
tints. For the husband or big -
brother there are the especial I
sizes that are prescribed by the i
arbiters of fashion. For the i
boys and girls there arc some i
very artistic and attractive
juvenile lines.
The EATON, CRANE & TIKE
papers are the best that Amer- j
tea produces, and America pro- j
duces the best. They are used ,
by ,the elect and the selectj
everywhere.
QEO. E. SHAW.!
Thanksgiving
Bargains at Store iay Da;i
I thank you for your wy generoua
Thanksgiving patronage, and to appre
ciation will continue to okr Ike gresteet
bargains at the store every day.
3 lbs Seedless Raisins. 25c
S Ibe loose Muscatel Raisins 25c
Blue Ribbon Kaisina 1<K- pkge
Lemon or Orange Peel, 5c 1 4 lb
S>Ickeey A Poor's 14 lb pkge Allspice
Pepper or (linger. •*'
Stick ney <ft Poor1* 1 4 lb pkge Cinna
mon or Cloves, "c
Stiekuey A Poor's 1 oa can ground Xirt
meg, 5c
Stickney ,t Poor's Sige. 5.’ a can
N * Dales. Sc lb . 4 Ibe 25c
20 Ibe due granulated sugar fl 00
Fancy Sew C rop New Oileans Molas*a*s
50c a gal
S oktd Sbouiocrs
S • cammed back Hem*.
I ition. Sc 1
Sastry Flour
Pull era a n cheese.
Sweet Florida Oranges,
So lb
13c ib
4 !b. 25c Ib.
70c beg
17c lb
25c to 40c dca
Good Blend CoBee, 25c Ib, 6 lbs. fl.OO
E. Mullan Store
Main Street. Putnam
THE CENTURY
for forty years a leader
among American maga
zines. There are others,
but there are none “just
as good.” It is a force
in the community—you
see it in the homes of
people who really know
what is best. There is
an uplift in it an opti
mistic, cheerful view of
life —nothing of the
muck-raker. And the
best writei-s and best
artists are glad to be
represented in it.
•V H (l /*>■. lx-/.',, . ,.,f
subscription oft r.v.
THE CENTURY CO.
Union Square Sew York
First National Bank
— or —
PUTNAM. CONN.
CAPITAL. - 9150.000
SURPLUS SS O.OOO.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
Draft* Issued oa all Foreija Caaatries
tailed Stales Dtpoaitary.
('HAS. H. Brown, President,
J. K. Cakpkntkk, Vice-President
U. H. tin patku-. Cashier.
For Sale
.Vtxjut 10 ton Slock Hay, must tie
sold before Jan. 1, looy " Apply or
write to B. K. K1>1>Y, Hast W'ood
stock, t’onn. 45—4m*
• THE
Atheistic Sport Event ot the Season
GRAND
Fritz Hanson of Worcester
t hnmj'f.m W t Iterwei^hl of America
vs.
Young Pedeilo ot Cambridge
ST JOHN’S HALL. Putnam
thmskiuv; AFTHAOIH
at 3 o clock.
PRICES: iSc. :>». stajte Extra
Secure Your Srai* Early.
GREETINGS
YOU
PON T H VVK TO DO ANY HUSTLING TO GET IN' ON j
Ol'R GO' >L> CLOTHES FE VST EVERYTHING'^ l*R£.
1 AI I > FOR YOU. READY-TO-SERVE HERE. WETE
LOOKED AFTER THE - DRESSING” FOR YOU.
Hart Schafiner
and Marx
Clothes aie readyto-wear; tlie best clothes you c^n find, no
matter what you par for them. ^ ou may look ihe town
over, it makes no difference to us whether you come here
first or last, you’re sure to buy your clothes here, first or
la d. because we’ve got the value for your money to show.
These OVERCOAT'S are made in the smartest styles of
a fashionable season, you'll find one that suits you perfectly;
ami it will lit. Y< 11*11 find Suits here in plenty to satisfy
any wish you may have. The clothes are right, so are our
prices.
OVFRCOtTS, $18 to $25
SLITS, $18 to $25
We are also showing excellent values in other males of
Suit-* and Overcoats.
sins, $5 to $2w
OYEKCO ITS. $6.50 to $18
Young Men’s Soils, $5 to $17
Overcoats, $5 to $19
BOY’S SLITS, $2 t > $6
Overcoats. $2 to $10.00
Come in and try on some of the Models. We shall be more
than pleased to show you through the different lines.
A. C. LUKE & CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FCRNISHERS.
Telephone 51 ring 4, Putnam.
The Store that has gained the coufiderce of the public,
The Hume of Hart Schaffner and
Marx Clothes.
aiifen1
FINE
We are selling some parti
cularly nice sets of Furs these
days, and if you are at all in
terested, come in and look ours
oyer, as we have the finest as
sortment in the City, and we
guarantee to save you money.
Remember, every piece of fur in
our line, was made to order for
I'S, and our guarantee goes
with every one.
We give you choice of
Mink,
Isabella Fox,
Sable Fox,
Japanese Mink,
Blue Wolf,
Marten,
Squirrel.
Lynx, Pointed Fox and Novel
ty Furs, to order.
Notice: Store will be open
until io P: M. Wednesday, and
Closed all day Thursday.
OF
Aprons
Just in time for Thanksgiv
ing use, or for gifts. Extra
good values in
Bib Aprons.
Nurses Aprons,
Round Aprons,
Gingham Aprons;
Percale Aprons,
Dotted Swiss Aprons
25c, 39c, S00- "5C
Sweaters
Our line of Sweaters for
Ladies Misses and Children is
now at its best. _
Children’s Sweaters, 75c “P
Misses’Sweaters, $1.00 up
Ladies’ Sweaters, UP
Women’s Golf \ ests,
$1.0°
‘ Trade With Us and Save Money"
Isaac Champeau, Mgr.,
Lew&ndo's French Dye^8
PCTSAM, COS
Agents for Standard Patterns.
Telephone 19-2

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