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THE BRATTLEBORO DAILY REFORMER, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1), U)i:i.
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NORTHFIELD, MASS.
T i -i - - 1 - - - i f nf urn) n mt4i
Ready and all-right
clothes ai
This is to the man who
knows he can't wear ready-for-service
clothes because
he tried to once and got a
failure.
! It's a 1000-to-l chance that we can fit you
easily and well in
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0RAiv-'i 't if :?
Clothes
IU1C MAVK CtUSTERCO
The some price the -world over"
The making of ready-to-wear clothes has become
a fine art and if you are not posted, as to the progress
made m the test few years, you are paying a tax on
that one first experience.
! STYLEPLUS CLOTHES $17 represent the
best brains and talent of the day. They are made
in every style, size and fabric to meet the require
ments of all men, young and old.
I You can come here, slip on a coat and see your
self as the world will judge you. You know what
you are getting, not only in good looks but in values.
Every suit and overcoat is guaranteed,
i STYLEPLUS will convert any man to "right
and ready" clothes and will save him enough for a
good hat in the bargain. t
Are you ready to be shown?
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Always Reliable
The Store of Clothing Eeonomjr
The STYLEPLUS STORE
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News
AisoyI Ciiristaas
Cut Prices on
oliday Go
AT-
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
LIMITED TO 30 DAYS
Officers of Vermont Regiment Must Not
Be Away Long May Be Because
of Mexican Situation.
A.ljt. Gen. Lee S. Tillotson of St. Al
bans, by command of Governor Fletch
er, has issued a general order, No. 4(5,
limiting the granting of leaves of ab
sence to officers to 30 days. The or
der is as follows:
''The commanding officer, '' 1st In
fantry, is hereby authorized to grant
leaves of absence to officers of his
command for periods not exceeding 30
days. Notice of the granting of such
leaves of absence will be sent immedi
ately to the adjutant general, and the
same will also be noted on the head
quarters monthly return."
White the reason for this order was
not stated, it is supposed that it re
flects the possibility of the regiment
being needed on account of the situa
tion in Mexico.
DR. WARD FELL DEAD.
Retired Physician Here Many Years
Expired in St. Johnsbury.
Dr. R. i'. Ward, for many years a
physician i Northfield fell dead at the
home of his niece, Mrs. Alexander Dun
ne' t, in St. Johnsbury, Vt., Monday af-!
ternoon. lie retired from practice five
years ago on account of ill health and!
went to St. Johnsbury to live with his!
niece. . . !
Dr. Ward was 75 years old and was
born in Rutland, Vt. He was the last
of a familv of 12 children.
Fisher Golden Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. James Fisher of Ash
uelot celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary last Saturday; G. A. H.
post and Women's Relief corps of
Northfield were invited. Those who at
tended were Mr. and Mrs. Kodnev Doo
little, Mr. and Mrs. -Miles Doolittle,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brown. Mrs. J.
A. Stebbins, Mrs. Ralph Stone and Mr.
Fisher's brother, John A. Fisher. Mr.
Fisher is a native of this town on J is
well known here. There was a lnrc
nn i aiiio ratio nirum 'Jtatheriu8 o frieruls lro"1 Kene.
BELLOWS FALLS NFWS Sprin"fiel', Masl5' I,insa,U- Winchester
,iul other towns and the couple were
-- - - " ' .; presented u lnre slim of gold.
I'. ('. Mason, who was absent two or'
three weeks recuperating from a seri- j
mis nerve breakdown, returned to his j
home Saturday, much improved, and is j
spending a iiiall p;trt of his time in his .
store. i
WESTMINSTER WEST.
William Wilcox and family of Hon;!
ville are visiting :it (ieore Hell's.
The ladies ' aid soi-iety will meet at
Mrs. .Martha Miller's for dinner Thuis-
Ornisby
meet in:
went to
i ol' the
l,w IlVO..':
;pi'iji,uli'!d
:t re
nini
ot
Mows !':;! N
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r
it lun'.ie.
also Is
Sunday nuirning
ofieriii, tiie last
supposed to tie
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Hert
ti'utlaiid to attend th
state Oraiiiie ttiis wet
Mr. a .id Mr. '!.:
visiting friends in
Ga-setts.
Mi-s rrrtha Ken
is at honie iil with !
ter. Miss Kthcl Kerr.
The otTeiiii next'
will le a liiissicdiar
ot tin- six whirh are
taken throutihout the
The (if:ui';e elected these officers last
week: Master, Bert Ormsby; overseer.
Walter Harlow; secretary, Seymour
' Minar.1; leeturov, Mrs. Av.nie Hall.
; Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Goodhue have
iieccived news that their daughter.
I Mrs. Florence Dunham, with her hns-
iband and two little daughters, sailed i a t Christmas time.
ii'or Knglnnd Nov. They expect to AU'the stores are deeoraW for
iremmn through the winter. i Christmas and unusually attractive dis-
i Mr. and Mrs. ugeno Kiugsley of
i Athens and Mr. au-1 Mrs. Ball of Cnli
i foruia called on old acquaintance in
j this jdace Saturday, rs. Kiugsley's
(father, Amos Ball, was a former resi
dent of the place.
Dr. .X. 1'. Wood has been ilf. a few
days.
Miss Minnie K. Warden is a guest of
Mrs. Nellie Alexander.
Miss Rogers of Athol was a guest
of Miss Mildred Brown over Smtdav,
Mr. find Mrs. Herbert Woodward will
occupy Mi-s Mildred Brown's cottage
this winter.
Mrs. V. W. Foreman is in Montreal
delivering addresses on her life as a
missionary in Jndia.
Mrs. Julia I'roctor i-i visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Mary Wellman, in Athol.
Miss; list her Moody was n guet over
Sunday ot Mis 1'i-aiues l:!vis at WeM
esley college.
, Mrs. F.mil Weisslrui ami Mrs. Ralph
F'ayne of Creenliidd spent Saiurdav
with Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ward ot
Charlestown, X. II.. have been spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
I'roctor.
'Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Kellogg and
! Mrs. W. T. Farley have el-sed their
; house on South Main street and have
;an apartment in New York for the
I winter.
j The fall term of Mt. Hermon school
j closes today, Tuesday, for a week's va
cation, the winter term beginning Dec.
i 16. There will be. three davs' vacation
GOOD HEALTH
i means the free flow of blood and a
i continuous nerve current. Diseaso
I means obstruction to the free flow of
; blood, or it means au interrupted nerve
current. All possitdo obstructions to
the free flow of blood or to the nerve
current, be it either a dislocated bone,
plays of Christmas goods are seen. The
Sunday schools are rehearsing for the
holiday entertaiuments, and the village
in general is beginning to have a fes
tal air.
The management of the Boys' Bri
gade have been fortuuate in securing
Roland B. Hayes, the colored tenor,
who sang in the Choral Union coucert.
He will give a recital in the town
hall the week after Christmas, the date
to. be announced later.
Adolphus Hale of Greenfield, who
lormrrlv- lived here manv vears. went
the Farren hospital Saturday and
underwent a serious operation. The!
last tew years he has made his home
with his daughter. Miss Mildred, in
i contracted muscle, an engorged tissue
! or a constricted vessel is easily reach
led and removed bv the external me
chanical manipulation peculiar to Oste-j GreenlielJ.
iopathie practice. Call or address Dr. Th, Home Missionary society held
C. G. Wheeler, 10 Crosby block. I their, regular meeting" nil dav 'Thurs-
lav and furnished a tine dinner for
LOOK HERE, LADIES!
We are making to order very kand-
the members "of the men's class, who
; spout tne uay repairing and nnprov-
somc service travs for Christmas gifts. . uitr the conditions about the horse
They're of mahogany and different j shed of the Congregational church hud
woods, and pieces of fancy work, silks, the church grounds.
etc., and we frame pictures in an nrtis-j The W. C. T. L". will drop the meet- :
tic. manner and at reasonable prices, ing scheduled for Dot. 1 tuid will hold !
We are expert decorators, llertzberg a joint meeting with the Mothers' so-':
Bros., Retting Block, High Street. ciety this week Wednesday. At this :
meeting Mrs. C. M. KHinwood of Bos- :
! ton will lecture on -How to Protect;
j Our Girls. The 'meeting Will be held;
tin Alexander hall at ' o'clock, and all
j women , are invited.
The Woman's Relief corps held its :
j annual meeting tor election of officers'
I Friday afternoon. These officers weie
(elected for the year: President. Mrs.
(Rodney Doolittle; senior vice president,
I Mrs. Walter Waite; junior . vice presi- ;
dent, Mrs. J. A. Stebbins; secretary,
i-Mrs. K. M. Lnzcllc; treasurer, Mis
jMary T. Dutton; chaplain, Mrs. Maiv
Doolittle; conductress, Mrs. Herbert"
Smith; guard, Mrs. Francis Woodard.
The monthly Foreign -Missionary
.meeting was held at the home of Mrs.
1 A. !. Moody Saturday afternoon, with
a large attendance. Mrs. Charles Spin
ning led the devotions. A paper on
! Need of Centralization in Missions was
(given by Mrs. X. P. Wood. Mrs. I.. 1?.
Smith then, acting as president, con
ducted a model meeting of the Wo
(man's Hoard of Missions, similar to
the one given in the summer at the
'missionary conference. This model
meeting was very interesting but there
was not time to complete it. Mrs. Sib-
needs in their work in
OH, YOU TURKEY!
It is hard work to find a person who
wouldn't enjoy a real turkey or chick
en dinner with all the trimmings. We
serve them on Sundays for 3." , cents.
And it's a big . bargain. Why not come
ami bring the family. A la carte ser
vice at all hours. Best place to eat in
Brattleboro. Hond ley's Cafe, 0 Main
Street. '
A GOOD ONE!
The Julia ' Marlowe is a ladies' shoe,
that is ankle deep in style. They come
in all the popular leathers, lace or but
ton, black and tan, ami for three and
three fifty you will get the best shoe
in this town. We can save you money
when you are after shoes for men,
women or children. C. B. 'Kave, "J 1
: Kiiiot st.
WHY DON'T YOU?
If your home is not equipped with a
: modern bathroom, why don 't you give
vourself and family a Christmas pres-
: cut of one .' They are more reasonable j
in cost than you might imagine. Audi
what a comfort! Suppose von drop in'i . , , ..
x; - - iic nun oi i lie
and talk it over. You
i gret the investment. W
: scientifically. Pearl T
(block.
win never re-i,n- i -vt.... w vv o...
, y.iim.i -H I s . v.. 1 Ul rniitll III lilt-
do such work ,loe(is in India, where she and Mr.
Clapp, Cox s Foreman are missionaries. Mrs. Frank
Dtiley sang. The excellent program of
I-.'. n ft.,,... .,,... l.'.. -r .
I I in ii i ir I in ij ii vt its JI I SI Ii I I I I I I ,IIS.
iC. K. Dickerson and Mrs. K. M. La-
You can never find a Flour that will zelle.
NO USE TALKING.
(give you the satisfaction that Queen
of the Kitchen flour Will. It .is made
(from a -blend of choice wheats. Thou
sands of families use it aud we know it
( will pleasetyou. The nest tim you buy
j flour let tho brand be Queen of the
Kitchen. .Valley Grain Co.. ....
j DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS
that you would please more members
iof vour familv , if von would buv a
Victor Victrola for Christmas than any
other way. Think of the hours of
perfect bliss you would bring to the
home and the prices are such that
they arc to be' enjoyed by every fam
ilv. L. II. Barber, Brooks House
block.
EMERSON'S
A CAR LOAD
of Ford Automobiles have arrived in
town for Manley Brothers, who are the
local representatives for the Ford Mo
tor Co. of Detroit. Go and see the
most wonderful car iu the world for the
prices. There are ten times as many
Fords in Vermont n,s any other make.
Brooks House- Garnge. Manlev Bros.
FOLLOW THE CROWD.. '
What are you doiug these long wiri
er evenings f Why not be entertained?
The Princess Theater has the brst mo
tion, picture show iu town. It is a
cloan, well conducted, safe 3ud com
fortable theater, where you can while
aw3y an hour or so . to your heart's
ontent. , Come and bring the folks.
A Pain pf (GdDodl Slipper
The Most Desirable Gift
For Christmas
TJTTH Christmas but 10 days away we must think
what is the most suitable and useful article for
each member of the family as well as for friends. With
the present high cost of everything that goes into the
family expenses, we must be very thoughtful about
selecting that which will be the most useful in each
and every case.
Our usual suggestions of slippers (both for even
ing dress and home comfort), as well as all kinds of
footwear, have always been accepted by a great many
as just right; but we believe more will take us at our word this year than ever
before. Therefore we have fortified ourselves by a much larger stock and wiJer
assortment than usual of all kinds of things that would
delight the heart and make the choosing very easy for
every Christmas shopper.
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For the Children
It is very interesting to note and every mother will a.crree
that nothing seems to please the CHILD so much as a pair ot
new shoes or slippers. Then why not plcaso them ?
If you have any children on your list, the pretty
we can show you will make your decision sure.
mmk.
2; f j.,-
Flippy
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Mr.
Civ"
yr try
Alihcugh
slip'tcr3 ana
;OCC?S-
50c to $2.00. if yen have r.nyo
wears .
pics" that so'.d
marked
i or
U. C. V. !
L2o
es ci n:c:i s
i dice 3 from
'our r.miiv who
i::rc-o lot cf scn
to ?LT."j, that we have
;e ti
l l -
99 csnts
-v.-...-TMi.."' .:
V .
w..-.' T . .72. ;a.V s,
Women's Slippers
With the women's slippers the same is true
as with the men's we bought many more styles
and some better grades than usual ; so we have
the sam" "" grades and can show you some
beau ti-s at. $150 to $1.75. However some of
the very ttt ctive ones, which were made to
sell at $1.0u to $1.25, hang plainly in view with
a big card which reads 79 cents.
Other equally good bargains of seasonable footwear for all members of the family"
will be seen in different parts of our store.
Sec our offerings first when on your Xmas shopping
tour so you will be sure to make no mistake
L.
OUMMAM
BMOTMEICS
CO,
91 AND 93 MAIN STREET
Central Vermont Ry.
Corrected to September 30, 1913.
Trains Leave Brattleboro.
7.00 a. m. Except Sunday.
LonUoriilerrv.
7.2 0 a. in.
Except StiuJay.
London.
For South
For New
a. in. Except
York.
Suudav. For New
For South
3.23 a. m. Except Sunday
Londonderry.
10.10 a. in. Except Sunday. For New
London.
4.00 p. in. Except Sunday. For New
London and Now York via
the Norwich Line Steamers.
G.OO p. ni. Except Sunday. Local for
South Londonderry-.
Watch yr Windows
Saturday Afternoon and Evening
SPECIAL PRICES ON MEAT
W. F. Hichards2i Co.
wit1 vui yfrewei
Cleave land's
IS THE PLACE TO BUY
Cigars and Tobacco
BIG LINE OF
Pipes, Confectionery, Stationery and
Periodicals
SOCIAL WHIRLS -THE QOOD
CANDY
C. W. Cleaveland
The Tobacco Man.
$25,000.00
Distributed on December
among 1,000 mcmbcr3 or the
10th
Care for your eyes and ycur eyes
will care for you. If you refuse to
care for thern now, later you will
wish that you had. For correct
glasses see jordam & som, i
kllioi Street, Brail!ebcro3 Vt.
CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB
of 1913 by the
Brattleboro Trust
Company
New Club opens Dec. 26,. 1913.
Closes January 17, 1911.
WHY NOT JOIN?
Full particulars furnished by the
Brattleboro Trust Co.
lite
MMMBHHiiii. ibaiimni m m .win t i vnsajaszmjLj:
"HERE'S RICHNESS,"
as tho ininiortal Mr. Spieors would
hftvp paid, had ho had an opportunity
to examinf thp noii-speculativr focuri
ties owned by this Company. A li.-t
of these securities may be hail for the
askinpr. National Life Ins. Co.. of
Vt. (Mutual.) Earle S. Kinsley, Oeu
eral Agent, Rutland, Vt.
SECURE INVESTMENT PAYING NET
Put your funds in the First Mortgages on Western
Farms which wc offer to investors and which yield
G' Net.
List of Mortgages sent upon request.
SCOTT FARIVJ CO A I
E. C. TENHEY. Manager. Qr ALI KaiD3
Young Pigs for Sale BARROWS &. CO.
TeL 2271. Nar tia BrIJo
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