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THE BRATTLE BO RO DAILY REFORMER, WEDXESDA VM A V 21, V.):.
S3I
n
Boys to work
among the
FARMERS
placing
International
Molasses
Feed
Zt gvnttlc ioro gtcformcr
Published Every Evening
Except Sunday at
tk American Building AmUO.
Main Street.
Brattleboro, Vermont.
Address All Communication to
The Reformer.
In conmientinu !i tin fart that ' ' Nothing; 7. Z't oaj-l- cent is woitli
there lias been a decrease in member-J l-"i.nu.
ship of the Vermont l.rsun-h of the U- j "
Cross socitv and tMiiidiasi.inj,' the nee. I i 1u :ul.v !tJltt's prohibit the marriage
i of more members to j, reserve the etti- j of whites with Indians'
I ciem-v of this ortranization the Barre j Ves. S,,,.), mnrriajjos are vobl in
Times calls attention to "hat liiattle- Arizona. .North arolina. Orison an. I
boro for the lloo.l sifTerers of tlo j i.itli Carolina.
Mi.t.de West. More than a quaiter o1
l.ciiiu-.i for this
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
r-.-. . Twn rents!'1"' total amount sti
On a Week Twelve Cents j ,.. ;,, this state came I rein Brattie-
One Month Fifty Cents i , , .,, i William Ilenrv Harris
One Year Five Dollars i boro people. I he eim..mt I. much ot , . ' . .
tin Ke.l Cross took care of these fum!
What president serve. 1 the shortest
term .'
on. He died
one month after his inautruration in
Entered in the post office at Brattleboro, Vt., it is tnn', but the a.-tive agency in
as second class matter. j ,t , , , .. .... i .,--, i.d.oi o
bsn.
The Keformer's Telephoi Number is
127
r Business Office and KJ torlal Ituoms
TO ADVERTISERS
collect in' t hem v a
Woman's club. I! a. I it i.ot been for! ho uas secretary uf the navy ,lur-
; ; .... i ... ..i . . .:.)....
I this organization it is safe to say that j " " 11 " " r!""
the total -ifts from t!o town vvu! ! ; 1 u,'n' six I . I.on- W.I
no have exceeded ths.- from other:1'1"11 MoimIv, Caul Morton. Charle-
la.-es.
'r.tii.slelil tdveitlfiiKs Kun of pucei,;
cents it: inch for tit. st uisrtiot -5
ots hi inch fui fact s.i!.s..-,.ier t in
: tn.n l.imO. ! -im.-t ): ' t'HKt o.
n:iic -,tes
p.i t. . a t c- -r. o i ' ' '
l;ssdleU .1.1 i l-T t ISt-e .-I i 1 s flV tMo
Hie ti-st ii:seUi..ii w it! .. pei cent ;
seoanl t"l each - . .." 1 ns.otio, ;
I'.ut 1. i cu t- of cop ;
cidii-u Notices Ten cuts a nut or-'
, f .' Clil tiscoi.tll o
, s.- ,,.'' :SC. t ,..1, 1' '...
,.jc.
p
.1 . I'.i'napaite, Victor II. Met. ait' am
Truman Xevvi.ei rv.
The decision of the iip.pe commis
sioners to apjM.iint Orrin 1'.. Huphos vil
lage attorney ppves Mr. llaph.-s of
!i, i:. recognition t-prh in his carreer
is a 1 aw ver. lb- v a s net a i in ; t t e. 1 to t hi
GREATER VERMONT NOTES.
The Saxtops Uivcr board of tr.'oii
has tah.en the initiative in tl liti
He i- Mi the ien t ly ' iat ion of a sto.-k cotnpai. v to secur-
s of la w . oi.t rol o) the lo.-al liotel wtii.-h ha
o ecu . ins,, i ,i- some time. 1 no III
will be operate.!, not :i- an investment
but as a means 1 ,.r tie' nem-inl iei
'!' j"' i'Mi'li- , opinettt of the illa,'e.
!! h.-. - al,.av ha.i
, i . . , . . i ; i - .I tli- m . r i
i.i ission. ! pe'-sori h
. , ,, , i: M.st , ;,, Mi us. t-naMm
ius t ti error to i.e promtdl i pu;if)v
,,.! iccnrateh Jii.-overed and Mo ,
-.pel remedy urmydiately applied Ii j correct liai-iT
null by this u.ethod t'nat the pub l .
"sher ean secure the desired service : incuts m .its
veil erotiu.tcl in t he i rn" i j j
iou.'sei. to care for the iufere-ts ot
he village, and hi - ! eco;-.! bot h be for.
1 e his ., ;
.,.'! h li e in
te;.i ml n . i, res,,!- , , , .
., t ' i.eoie i,i, K woo-l ,v 1 o.. itianii! a in
,u" ' ,!'m -.-n atoi j;,,, ,v, ,,,, ) v.,,,, underwea
ubse.Uci;tly th:',c;ii a o. ot' 1-' ;a 1 . ; ,, - n n ! n : o n , are f o! i , , w i n the install
-tiniv aid establish, -.i I.', -a in tic hnv,-i"n ot a h;e, ,o,-r Aiis-( 'iiaime.
i' nuitic a shoit time a;o i.ov wttli
STERILIZED LINEN.
i;t e,; i i v . h a i I Work am
I a n -; a me t: t a I ele
,C. . U. Ii , J.!.-
llo horsepower lhiion
ih.-m imieased fa.iliti-
!'. ejvi:,
Member of the Associated Press.
will make a sue
wi:i)i:siav, may iiHo.
' V.x ' . .u c rcssr i a a K I t j,,'
! I'lMiiitHcr of l!; ;i'!'.. ! ,.!", ) ;
i from a M-o:it in-: t s '. : t-. th
, l he e n t e I t a i miie n t eolumit'ee nf t hi
: b'atland l'.usii,t-ss Men's :is,.i i;itn,ii re
lias!. ins, ported at the last i tine; that ar
ictarne i , i a it e, men t s had been made lor lie New
national lin -.land eoti out ion of the I'nitel ( ',n.
Everything in
season
Doard by day or week
OUR VETERANS AT GETTYSBURG. ' ' '"1" :i1 ami he ep..:
i very small i-ham-o !
Tin'- meetiue- on the field of iet tys- j i,u; ,; ni, in i vii'a-'
bare; of lo.ono veterans of the Civil i Imhis I 'em,,,-. :lj ;,- na!r
i ler v n;:;'!:t t to .
.1 .
will
a uniqiie event in
the historv of this .cuntiv.
"he fif
tieth annivcisarv of the battle that
marked the defeat of the confedera. y !
will see the men who wore the blue and ;
the poC
! News.
BROOKS
HOUSE
G. E. SHERMAN
the oTay encamped on the lici t that ',
was consecrated by sadi a t re men, is
sacritiee an t the spect a-ie will 1 ne
at whi.-h the whole worhi mav well
marvel.
The men who were emuih to
bear amis " v,-ars a;o a'e now ,w,-ii
lovvn the derhne of life. Tiie Cetlvs- :
hur.r e;.,t j,,.,-;, will probably be the:
last oreat national reunion of the M.j. :
tiers of the North and South. The re- 1
union will be the best e idea,-,- of the'
fact that the breach bilwccn the Noithj
and the South hf.s been .-!iVi-t i vely heal- i
ed. The veterans will !,,.t meet as
Mr. l is,
tl.-bol,
lor In
to eo
i.O.'i "
is I i
mi w ;! p' .
olt.e t..V !.
to New:,,,
1 1 w a- ;l mini v. . n
ma n ha- ),,. h:-.;::
th -t there 's ml Travelers, to i. h.-id in Uuthi!..;
a m -v t'e,;.-!,-! tne fit's t -eh of .1 t,:,e. and the ',-r
A town that ! 1 1 . . : t State I '.,s t m ast ,-1 s convention C-
s- ii' c ".lake" . be In Id ii. Ibitlau-i the thir-l Week ..-1
lb- bst wh.-n .!;,,,.
-:-!.- ICatland
T he W oo : on i v C ! a Lite ,- on. pa n '-. of
'! 1:1 , llar.trtii k has l'o,;n-!at ;,,:is lea-jv t',,r
' ! a! I i e r;w 1 1 1 coast ru, t ion of a new uraii'te
if he IS obo-c i WorUlCJ si. op to be I . o f.-et . o : ; . ;i 1 i
al'ei the built ttlpe. s,, t,:t ;t V ! i 1 1-e plait,
. cliv thice si,,.,., L , , ,-. i , i, s,-, ti,,;,
. ',m I ! .-eMail: an " i . a -: t : . -. . - i , i ,
ratio ot' i.eavv .-apa.-in . ini'i wifn t!,i-
.;;t the I nal a-Pitti.i'.l to I- ste .H M'l i.t!:ls.
1 i a I'd u ! ,- k will be bit;,, aide 1 i. a n
'. i ' . a i ' ; ! a : n . ! s , pi:;,t f-o a s 1 i ,
P'.i hi i !,.; I , a I .1 e 1 e:,t of tie Wo I lid'
When There's a Contagious Disease In
the House Look Out For Bedclothes.
When there has been serious illness
la the hoiiic and while there is seri- j
ens illness one of the most important
thinirs to do is to thoroughly sterilize
th" liiien-md onlv the bod linen, but
all handkerchiefs, towels and every
thing with which the patient has mine
or is constant !v mining in cout.-ut
with.
'l'ho irionn'iif that linen is removed
from a sb-kln-d it should be put in oold
wafer and Kept there until lime for
WashitlLT. Ill water it boeiiines .plite
harm'ess. and absolutely all dunL'er
from it is eliminated.
One pient trout. ! is that doctors who
advise soakim-i the litcii in vari-uis
ertu killin-; solutions or prompt ly boil
ip"; the ii'ieii do pot rai'f'.o that all
stains in the linen will under sin h con
ditions ho made practically indelible.
Of morse every ho'.i-ewife prides her
self upon her spotless iitioti. and t
stain a -.'rent ipiantity d" it is. in lor
mind, a c ttast t'ophe.
When ti,,- do.-tor siivs. - s. ak y-.ttr
liii. ti in this or that preparation." or
'T'.oil all th'. liii.-n at once. ..ii- and
thoroiu:h!y." ho dees; n.,t iva'i.e that
this will jrevt-nt any s'aips on the
Mllt-li tfotn ever eoniiiiu: out.
I'raeti.-ally all trar.mil purser t'day
in private families know this jot
necessary. They ktaov that v.p h iin
en put in water and kept ia water win
t'eiiiiiin .ptito harmless. After the Sin
en has thoi'-u-'hiy soaked th- laun
dress may i-i!i)' vv.:sli ic.t the s':n.
hot",.!'.' .:it!i;ir sueli liin-n into the h.-t
water f-r boiiJa-r or ..'f..r soakit--. hi
some el-til d-s f,.yitiL' preparation. As
a matter of fa t. in en ; , ! ! is ne.-d
ed. A he : and ll,..p.'!.''i l-.oi: - ..f
this 1 i . . -t , w'M servo that ptirp .se aud
kill ev.-rv .'.,!( that lurks in f'o- folds
:Hougtlon C-Siinonds
Suits
The MarK-Bown Sale of
now oin on is another of this store's unusual econ
omy events. "End-of-the-seaon prices now prevail.
$17..bS Suits Marktfl Down t Sl.l.ls
$20. (0 Suits Marked Down to Sll.V-S
$2'.."0 Suits .Marked Down to 5ir,.' j
?2".0i)and ?27.."0 uit Marked Down to Sl.75
2:.tO t s T.t.fm Suits Markc-I Down to.. $2 1.95
Sla.Otl and I7.1l" Junior Suits Marked Down to $l.9
Lot $10.00 and $12.00 Coats Marked Down to . $.,.9
.r m.
hes ;f t he riot 1).
WHAT TO DO WITH EGGS.
OUR QUESTION BOX
victors and vanquished hat a
and members of one oieat f;
greatest nation thai the werl
1,
.rot 1
The :
What III.' the ,i
h'oosevell dam ;,),.!
"i'wo hundred an
eiuht in.'iics hih. i
and "at feet at tl. ,
toso t',.,t. It is -
!
i
i n one
1 i
t 1 i.ree teet 1
t a' the base '
v. U etO!M-
t
: in An,. i, a
poi ... ,,f the i
"he I'.i'.'li M a u 1 ;e t u , , n . ..ti pan-,
icitl Hi I. tie' la ; pp-st n; a ru !';,. t a r; I; e
et n m I i.o woil: , . : its k i n : . ..i:
s- o i : e w ,,i k i j. n . a- h : c ' v. i,.,
t.y bi.dt a ia i e v. ,.;'...,. I-,, i '. p i -.
tin.: -d-'.ooo. Ti..- b d i . n is : .
1 I,','!, two t ill les hi h. of -To, i
Recipes P.nticutarly Good Tor Tea
Room Service.
1!' .' op.-!M :' espe. : ll'.V , !"!
t ea t .. up si-rv ;, . p.'. i . -u i p , i s
tli.: Ii V of I1 p; n es of I . f 1 e s ! , p . . p !
are I'l l by v...p,e:i a:', i.vop the . ,,-p try
tip. l, l.oi .V b.' of d.t. !-:. r.it'.-f
an iiulix itie.il s';:iii,:.' dish. !!-. ih two
1 1: ' i : sei 1 h !i-!. i-'.t" :, !:.!
IP.,:,, ov ,-p t I'. tP.ii l U' ' P th-- i p;
W'o'e is (O, ti-d t h; .i:!.1,
opt, ti e do!, ..a :, 1 :.-a! pi
OP oPe sp , f :. r...s i'l lie ,', d.s
p.'so lltlf a .! . I CO 'I.e.! sflilo I .1-
' .
n.e M ant win
e- o : s i , i p
, P. n .'
lis!
Graduation Gifts
A
vs 1
m VAUG 'SN BU NETT'S
at
nowii. I wot Id. The w at.-,
; -Mtiny of the leisiat in es of iMO-th"-ni n" !:""-' "'
; states have ma.ie ample ptovisjops for
, payinc;- ail of the ,-Nl-i,s,.s ,,f all their 'I Have any of the ;
.veterans on the trip to Oct t v si , ur- It! other than fa..; ;.
lis exceedingly unfortunate that the ,..,.,. .p,.,. p,,-. e
einiont lceislatiue bu:;pied in i!,: c;;. ;; ,,.,. ;
j matter, atid a pj no; ,r ia t cd only monev (),,,, ,-,.pt. smalt ,;.a
''::"u-h 1,1 the old soldiers i p.;, farthinpr. o.Pe ',
- ' ' ". 'O .11. SI. 1,1 I ' I I I i , ' I r 1 ,- - ,-, - 1 V
It is hoped t'nat some u ay out ' o old that ,la-e j.
! I I P I s
II- tla
1 c t !
S Vs I.
Me M t :.
to 1 p , , w
I. '!
: i n v
WO c e ! , t
penny, date
: ,'e Is.tP; p
.7 ! ,T
Vi-' ; reunion.
IB
I ' - 1
J ) j of the diiheultV will be found even
:ihls i:l?l '.:'. It will be only a sb-ht '. ,.luth Imiir
P iUiilll llli' !,' PVil , ,- ,1 I, ! Ill, ., 1 N . 1 - .
i . . , x n i n j
(
a: SOrt
; h.ovn
:n pih'
d.xmcy
i return tor the prcat d.d.r whnh we a e
lihe veterans to pro. pic th.la this OPT-
; I UP;. I 1 1,C o-,n ,.; ;, ,V
1 v a n, c th- 11,01,1 v no do , . , t i
to at
i
lat
GEORGE R. WEBB
W'.e '. op t he ' l.oi; . It ., i ' to t '
: ; ' h of Kidiptiir ) c.o. !..,:- 1 i :
week bv a i t. ov ot' -iv i n n niid, : I ' ,
direction ot the state forest rv t
m -m. Tiie ttad from Kiii.i M,.p
to M,e;i,t ' a: n.ei has ap-.-a : . i , , :
' ' sj.,p t ed ' ' by p,.-n of tic d,-j -a : t m, i.t
i'oinppp pr r' of its sv!iin of pa
t t ol t I a i is. I'oM t ibut i-.p t t ! a .1 U,nk
Hi ' ill this lip; a have been U b
p.i-laide. Xr p., ,v ipo. tor and lCedbeid p.,,.
mi a full and ii." K i I ! : n p. , ,,. .,.,-ti,.,, ,,f
t.reen M.na.tii.n cpb has aj-pto)" ia'.e
t rota tl..- tr.nds in is tr.asp.y. Pa!,-th.-
i.-.-i. will bein cuttii.p; a 'tad t
1 i.o south of 'anal " limn:., t ! ,- ,-
! ' a m
It' I ' ' !; I'd
-s - ... ,
rr.
s:4. --v -s . - P1-- ,r--.
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N.dhi:
K- ..-. d I- !:a .'.M 1
A 1. t'A '. ! I' !N F..
ti is- pt ;!
II
i
iV. !'
n pa :t I v d o s
s, -s-pon o:
nurse hna.
b'-vblutu
t. ' . 'V ht is vary
..tec. i t.tb'c. a.s it lasts a life
time nnd the ovrner is con-
' stantlv reminded of the close f'
of the happy school career,
'i
in v ie'.v o i a i.-i pit a
1 ! a as., ri i . roa- j a 1 ; : :
nppiio-t th.' i p ' . - i a ' i Pc o
i n p in m 1 1, i n p; st o, k -p w
tin t plenty of i, t ims.
I'Vin .-ricn.-ed WO!
l ei U1
the Ath.il ,:"'::
;, i. p i ,x
rpcis ocal-
ui to stiip
death- j.
with a in 1 le money.
l
1 )
V-il Jewelfirs. 97 Main StrfiRt
Qj.sssxsssssss s,t h t.llu
U in i.-uili- i. I I . ..11 . . .1 i.
(V jtiilk of clever app'nts. The Transcript I
.SUJ savs: " I Hp,' are :dw:iv 1 .-t ...,.l ! ti
J experieiiccd business tin'ii in t, comtnunit I H
i II V est S
n) whom women who have mom
t v.
many of them prefer to listen to tin
Me Are Beady
For the Coming Season
with New Goods
BUY FROM US AND YOU BUY RIGHT
A FEW SPECIALS
Jones Beer SI. 00 per ease
Pilsner Beer SI. 00 per case
Burkhardt Beer $1.25 per case
Ballant ine Beer Sl.aO per case
Schlitz Beer $1.75 per case
Budweiser Beer $2.75 per case
Liberty Ale $1.00 per case
Smith's Ale SI. 00 per case
Smith's Stock Ale. . . . $1.25 per case
Burkhardt Ale $1.25 per case
Ballantine Ale $1.50 per case
Jones Ale $1.50 per case
Jones Porter $1.50 per case
Ballantine Porter $1.50 per case
Guinesses' Porter . . . .$2.25 per doz.
Bass Ale .- $2.25 per doz.
We are on a direct line to Brattleboro and
surrounding towns, and can guarantee prompt
and ethcient shipping service.
Send ua a trial order, and aak for price list.
'aids, i n t heir a iivi.t v
to realize a higher rate of interest. The
Mu.-M-si mav come in all ripnt lor a .
time, but usually t,(. piimdpal is swab1
lowed up to pay the interest ami other;
expenses. 1'cvv inv estors e .-r pet back
a (loiiar o! tneir pumipal. No thor
oughly reputable mining e nt .u ,i isc
needs to peddle its stock thropph
apeuts. The bio investors are aiwavs
ready to take it if it is worth anv
thinr. An Athol business man told us
the other day that he had saiu.uoo that
lie would invest in anything that was
faiily safe, but that lie would throw it
into the river as soon as he would put1 V
a dollar of if into minin.o sticks p,.,i.
died .around by traveling' jiprcnts.'"
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i fe na ti ! .e'sip p lh tie tin en Mo'f.ta.i
1 ;b paid bv i lovei for I'hd, f,-.. , ,,.
..It. at, 1 .!.' Wats..., Webb. . l...p...i
, ha! t le'se f pi. ;s w ill be s'.', ; !; , ,
-o t hat I ' will be .oss,Pe f t: pi. t
he t r.u I from K i lb !.!,: i ', a k t
Moppt 'at nod and fr.aa C.-uoel "s bp-
o Lincoln turpi n ai n. ami thai w..; k cm
1 be t;::.ii-rt;,!,,-:i between Mo.pt Cit't,,!
": and Lin, oln nionniaip. The i i -a, pi, ; ; , , -..t'
the " l.'.ip' Tl ail" from Kciinp!,,'
peak to terli! liaciaraili is a ,: ;. -t;,,i
.1 of fut; 1. I "et- ois i nt ereste-i m the . ,,pi
; l-hfioii of aav oait of the tiad uac
s-. n-1 money to ,e applied to I hat Wo:k
i.. ti,,, i .. . , t' P.. t. t.
-, tain club. L. .!. Cans. p p.. p;) j
t ton, t. I he propoo . tnp ot an Ap
J pala.-hian .bib party from Kdiin ton to
jaS Sterlinp; this fail makes the cm pi- to n
t tins pari ot t he i.onp- i ra.l iu.d
ti oui the point of ieW of
tabt v.
t ... k.
: t w
. - .
par.. -Us.
suae at
tl..- ..ps i; .; i id-
b" '. e.l ,c, . p.. o- tW.. J,,
sol ", e at id. e. To ' k '.
I ., : d : water .; a s' p ."
a sea!:! t !p e f- ."flli- :' an i
the., cut id d i '.-s. Pod t i.
ski w ,-rs 1 ip a thorp, t 'p
. I-..;; ..vet- a r '.
a! . ';t to :r iMPUtes, ttttd- up. -.o h !e i
see., ps. l'psl, t;,,ip. the s t, I
.';.- ..It1,.'.::'.
S-. t two st l ill sip'. of to l-t. -I b-e ot
W t II bitt p! a m !1 i'p' li st,
.loe i!;s;,.so a'-oll p'de. c b.c.
. ..ok. d p- p l-'.PP.s til's Al.-.v e it..-
t M's s. t I,'." ,.i,n ''..? iv':- I e - . . . r
I1;- o. b. to a si-;, i ; "p ." M - :;: i
sa'p e. in v. sjv -i-! t j .-. ', ,
in
etl
, l i 'a ; i s l -. ' i ,i , " l-t
na-fi'd abi.-.t tea tuiU It
li.iVl-
3 desirable
St state h..s,
VERMONT NEWS NOTES.
t hod hai les A. lies oft he P. Ill: :..,
ion me .icparnnetit won l tie piie ,,;
"4$ .spnlil otVeied by the l!.-liui Am, li.-an
i to the most popelar ,i'i-,.ii in the ,p,-
Hid oi .Maine, .eV I I a Mi ps I. (- ac.j
, 1 . - .
i .a iiiiiiii, navinp; over . ,p ,,, i nj,. i
more than his nearest i omu t it or. Th,
lii'st prize
sin. oiiu wenl to tie- vet-
era n ni 1 n i st i el man. 1 '.oi . L v a t
p j Ttiere has hern circulated an
t '
t business men of St. Albans a pelttioa
Tj : to secure the e . 1 1 1 p 1 1 1 1 tiotii tavatioii
lor a certain period, the pi,) I new
erain elevator whnh the St. Albans
Ctain company has in luin I .-unslru. t-
inp; ;is an addition to tie' (.resent plant.
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j , .o- ij,i,.,ii is nm soiip.ni lot ine -rop-
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Crescent Bottling Co.
NORTH WALPOLE, N H.
P. E. Griffin, Proprietor and Manager
IF. O. Box THJ Telephone 110
; The circumstances leadin.p up to yes
j tt-rday 's trouble between the local
: hioh school principal ami the boys of
the senior class are relatively unim.
i portant. The chief const lerat ion is
i' i: e -., ; . -r tt ...
i hi. in. iiiiu-ii, nice oi .iiM-ipiine. wit i. out . vieorge u. wood oi isa lit more is a i
i which no institution, least of all a i 6uecesst'ul rival of Thomas A. Edison I
school, can hone to maintubi its sf .-i.t. ! in the production of talking iuovina i 'I h.pv say : "We have ti.se. 1 Comfort
j t'ljr. deliberate dctiaiice of authoritv.
'ti HARTFORD, CONN., POLICE
USE COMFORT POWDER
FOR TENDER, ACHING FEET
pic tures. Mr. W'ohb, with his invert- ! 1 uU,r'' 'or t.-ndcr feet and chatim:
, ..... . lOlllse.l In- t, ,
whether it be vested iu plm,,! or mu- U"' can proauee tauuns movi.tt;; ' V ' ' ' .
,-.i. , , . i pictures over a hundred different i 1 'f. ' 1 ""' " -,w's 'I'"'' :""!
nu.pal odi.uils, .ilways has a. 'I'-'' j wires in as lnauv djfrront citieS- I M.ro rebel Iron, the burning sensation
nioralizing ,-tlect unh -s st.-rn nieasures i i :u"1 terrible a-die whi.-h follows, n,ak-
;ire taken to sup press, it. The bovs of! nw H!.- -f:r easier to perform our du-
j the senior class will -ain little svini-a- One Kind. . , scientdi,' me. heat u.u or
v illie 'Taw, what is light fiction?" I i ow.ier makes it unequalled
Paw "Gas and electric light bills, my j for :,H kin --'flections of infants and
gon ,.'ilults abke. (ief the genuine with si.
Inatu.e of L. p. : . k,--. on box.
'nipa-
thy from the public by attempting to
right real or l';i m-ie..l wroi s through
the method they have adojttd.
How On? Woman Manages.
w dtip. to the fa. t that tie' in -id i
l . s ' . . 1 1 : ;, aW'aV oil S'it.il iv ev.pit.p; t'e
d ;t v of prop -in hp; this int..: m,.,! sn. .,1
falls on the pods,. n,.,t!.er. In a . c
tain h .-'sol;, .!, the lit!',- d-.iU'h'ci's :;;
poridltted to tike lu'.tis at pt-piflpp
sd.,,..p. with the Undefsta'cli!,- i, !j it
laits; !. liu'pled to s.i lid w i, lies of
oip.ii alelit. i :lke. fnid. top of cho a.
late.
"They are lut a'lovved." sip- . i " . i n ;
ed. 'to servo : I ! : V 1 1 1 i 1 1 P' hciv let', t -t
only be, adse it is undesirable. Put be
caiso they ...ppht alleti.! to optdi
e. 'u h ..!b..r -pi ( lain. rate i:s! and thus
lil!'!t what they ip.vv ,-,il! 'sjoff iifn P.
burden th.it v oui.l dam; ; t n,.;t
yoitthfu! ard-.r. Tin y nj-y 'i.akipp
s.i tnl w i -hes. and i . i, ,. i. .ks a' o - j ' r
for new wa.vs i.f ipakipp .,
which, by the way, a!'o .pidi."-. t tf
eout'so L aui taken iu'o tb.ur t-.u.nd. ;p .
but the r-'st ..f il'.o f.imi'y nr.- icd al
iov.o.I to hn-ivv niid awaits tle tn f ;
supper. .nd I hoop tp, d,.;-- Pii. r..:
by lettinp; them have ffeeihUil id toe e
in the nnnlris,. and prepar.il i.-u "f
f I urn. -vials, for I recall h-.w 1 haf.-d
this w.ep when a uirl I ;ii;m' I was
told what to prepare by my mother."'
Care of Aluminium Ware.
Then- ;, two kinds of aluminium
ware, iho spun" and th" "oast." Tin
spun is niu. ii lighter and should .
choseii f.-r liprht w.ip'ht utonsils .and
not for J'rvir.i: t-aus r serv i. eal,!.. k--l
tie-. .. or lis.' any alkali iu v. at- r
in whi.h alunii'duiu i-- w.i-iud It
Will calls.. 1.' outer Mltl'aeo i,. 1,o
come dark'. P.di-h nic w.aro . kly
with a rrood whitinp; or silver i ii-am.
nnd the ware retains It luster humor.
The Great Underprice Sale of
Muslin Underwear
liultls I lie intercut nf every wniit.ui seeing tin- r'n
ccoiiniiiirs pusihlc in purciia-.iii': h r xihimimt -upy.
Ample assortments yet at 1 4 Less to 1 2 Price
12' ;( and 15c Ilamburgs at 8c yard
A lot conM.stiii'j, of 1 I pieces of Swix. cainhrie and
convent eiles. ranqin in width from ' t G incl;es.
were placed in -.ale this morning at only 8c yard
New 45-inch Swiss Flouncings Special at S'Jc yard
Six beautiful new pattern- of how fine embroiderv
for summer dress. An importer's price reduction
enables u to sell the-o regular l.-J. values at
only S9c yard
Heal Linen Torchon Laces 3c yard
It Piece- New All-Linen Ton hon Laces, iu w idth
from . s t 1 in li wide, at onlv ."c vard
New iu Neckwear at 2.1c
Satin Tie. similar h four-in-hand- but de-iu'ncl tp--cially
to ii! tin new roll collar-.
All colors 2."c each
(.Houghton -Simonds)
lew miffia
ousmess
Owned in New England
Practically al! the stock is held by N
landcrs.
Directed in New England
The Presidents and the majority ot the
Directors are New Expanders.
Operated for New England
$110,000,000 invested in additions and bet
terments for the future of New England.
"A railroad can prosper only as the territory
tributary tu it prospers."
BRATTLEBORO CHINA STORE
Vigorous exercise will o't.
f. .d,h , ,,,, .t ; t at i..t...
:tit' v-
CT3eisey Glassware
The finest line produced at a moderate price in America.
New patterns in Pitchers, Candle Sticks, a-i -, Sucar and
Creams, and Salad I Jowls.
A. F. ROBERTS & CO.
Crockery, Wall Paper, Window .Shades, Kodaks and Supplies
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