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THE UAItltK DAILY TIMES, . 11AKKK
VP l.MimAV AfAIinr m inir
YOUR BILIOUSNESS
ar.J constipation, headache, drowsi
ness, coated tongue, b'ld breath. baO
t,tsta In the mouth, quickly disappear
If you take Hood a J'llla. Jtsny any
there pills act bettor on the liver ami
buw?ltt than anything else. lo no:
erlpe. 2S, of druBStat or by mall o'
'. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Muss.
Itching Blisters
Formed Crust
U-BOAT WAS
CAPTURED
How British Took Subma
rine Revealed by Con
sul's Cable
STORY OF BAGGING
OF SUBMARINE
OLD FOLKS NEED
"CASCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Salts, Calomel, Pilla Act en Bowels Like
Pepper Acti in
Nostrils
Enjoy Life! .Don't Stay Bilious, Sick,
Headachy and Constipated
On Hands. Swelled in Blotches.
Red and Angry Looking:, Burned
and Would Crack and Bleed.
Cuticura Healed. Cost $1.00.
"I was poisoned by the use of soap
and hard water, and my hands began to
Durn ana itcn. 1 he skin would swell up
in Dlotches that were red and
, angry looking, and little tine
water Misters would form.
, These broke and formed a
hard crusi and when I shut
my hands the skin would
crack and bleed.
"I was given a sample of
Cuticura Soao and Ointment
which relieved me at once of the burning
sensation. 1 bought more and my hands
were healed, and the flesh all smooth."
(Signed) Mrs. Martha M. Quimby,
North Troy, Vt., Sept. 30, 1916.
Cuticura Soap daily and Cuticura Oint
ment occasionally prevent pimples,
blackheads or other eruptions. Un
sightly complexions are often a bar to
social and business success.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address post-card: "Cuticura,
lept. K, Hoston." .Sold everywhere,
American Naval Officers
Read Between Lines of Re
port of Hostage Story
iw " w
Good Health
good appetite, good spirits
mean no discord in the body.
To keep the organs in har
monywhen there is need use
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
Larie.t Sale of Amy Madicina in lb World.
Sold avary whera. la borne, 10c. 25c
Washington, March 30. Between the
lines of what at first appeared to be a
cnntlicting itate department cable dis
patch, naval men yesterday patched out
the story of how a (icrman submarine
torpedoed the British bark Neath, took
her captain hemtnge and then herself was
raptured by oue of the British fleet ships
that ply oir Jastnet.
A message from) Consul Frost
Queeiistown said the captain had been
taken prisoner and also added later that
he landed at Queeiwtown the following
day. What at lirst seemed to be a con
dieting statement, however, told the
story to naval men that the Britons had
bagged the L-boat and freed the cap
tain.
Frost's message read:
''British hark Neath with auxiliary
steam power, 4,bH0 tons, bound Mann
tins to Havre with sugar, torpedoed
without warning at 8:43 a. m., 27th, ii8
miles southeast of Fastnet. Sank
seven minutes. .No losses or injuries
Captain taken hostage bv submarine,
Xeatli carried no gun or wireles; ,no at
tempt to escape or resist. Weather fair,
Boats picked up by admiralty vessel
three miles oft Baltimore, Ireland, 6:30
27th. All saved. Captain landed Queens
town to-dav (.March 28).
"Two Americans, Clarence Bloom,
boatswain, 2..'W! Stewart street. San
Francisco, and l'cter Webster, negro sea-
man, I'cnsaeola, ila.
HAS BOSTON'S I O U
A LOAN
MADE IN 1879
run
ENGLAND IS RUNNING
SHORT OF GASOLINE
None Will Be Available for Private Mo
tors After April, It Is Announced.
Thomas Daws of Watford,
Puts in Little Claim of $19,-040,000.
J.ondon. .March ixrd Hilton an
nounced in the House of Lord Wedneu-
day that the supply of petrol was so
&ngiana, j short that on the expiration of the our
rent licenses 111 April none would be
available for private motors.
Boston, March 30. A claim of $10,
040,000 against the city of Boston was
received by Mayor Curley Wednesday.
This unexpected demand comes from
Thomas Daws of Watford, England, who
professes to hold a note for .C1.000 ster
ling issued on July 3, 1780, by David
Jeffries, then treasurer of Boston, to
John Bradford, in repayment of a war
loan. For nearly 128 years this note has
been bearing interest at per cent.
Considerable interest attaches to the
opinion of John L. Sullivan, the cor
poration counsel, as to the validity of
the note. Kven if he decides that the
debt still stands, the city will probably
seek further for flaws in the title, for
$10,040,000 is not to be parted with cas
ually. The note has been doubling it
self every 11 vears, and in Kngland coin
amounts to 4,000,000, but luckily for
Boston the present rate of exchange is
now only 4.76.
ALMOST OVER.
Cuban Rebellion Said to Be Nearly at an
End.
Santiago, Cuba, March 30. After a
battle of several hours' duration govern
ment troops yesteyday dislodged the
rebels at Songo, 13 miles northeast of
Santiago. In the opinion of government
officials the revolution has now entered
its final phase.
(jovertunent troops now occupy Guan-tana-nlo.
The rebels left without resist
ing. It is expected the American marines
Ot a 10-cent box now.
Most old people must give the bowels
some regular help, else they suffer from i rajl
constipation. The condition is perfectly i t?A
natural. It is just as natural as it is for ;
old people to walk slowly. For age is ;
never so active as youth. The muscles
are less elastic. And the bowels are nitis
eels. So all old people need Cascarets. One
mSrvht OS W.ilt fnfiiufl t. a!,l ii'.al A.inia
with glasses as to neglect this gentle aid : gj
kept active. This is important at all ages, ; 't'JjJ&Lj'
but never so much as at fifty. iO-rf WSfi-Y-
Age w not a time nr narn pnyaica. ; ijjjj vVlW
mum nmy otrsioimiiy vnip ie nowri
every (lay. W'hnt tlie boweln of the oIl ! SJ '$&?X!yiY
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nifd in a irniie Him imiurai in c. imp mi f w.rv.
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and thev cost onlv 10 cents ner box at ! TOl -1 wW U,timit,mmumimi'mimiim
any drug store. They work w hile you pri '
sleen. Adv. I l&J
COMBING GREAT
BRITAIN FOR EVERY
AVAILABLE MAN
Bill to Round Up Defectives and Dis
charged to Meet Military
Necessities.
London, March 30. A hill giving the
military authorities power to order re
examination of men previously rejected
and also of men who already have served
and been discharged in consequire of
wounds or illness, wan moved in the
House of Commons yesterday on second
reading by Chancellor Boimr Law. The
chancellor said the bill was an absolute
necessity owing to the military situation.
Owing to the submarine menace it was
proved impossible to obtaiu the men ex
pected from agricultural or from the ad
miralty and the shipbuilding yards. The
chancellor said the bill would enable the
military authorities to deal with one mil
lion men, and they estimated that at
least 100,000 men would be available
within the next three months. They
were proceeding on the principle that
every tit man should go on the tiring
line.
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D
MILITARY DRAFT LAW
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Legislature Passes Bill Calling On All
Between 18 and 45 to Serve
On Call.
Concord, X. II., March 0. The legisla
ture yesterday under suspension of the
rules, passed a bill providing for the re
organization of the militia, under which
every male citizen of the state between
the ages of eighteen and forty-five years
HI be registered in one of tour classes,
There mar be a draft even in time of
peace to recruit a military unit to full
strength. Selectmen of towns must file
in April of each year lists of men eligi
Copyright Hart Schaflner &Marx
!n't Be Fooled in This Matter
of Clothes
Pay enough to get quality!
You get the best when you bu' Hart Schaffner &
Marx clothes. Quality in the fabricsall-wool; quality in the tailoring;
quality in the lining and "insides"; quality in the thread pure silk; quality
in the style.
Considering what you get, they're the most econ
omical clothes you can buy. We'll show you the Hart Schaffner & Marx
label in them; your guarantee of absolute satisfaction; a small thing to look
for, a big thing to find.
We do cleaning, pressing and repairing.
.Moore
A
Barre's Leading Clothiers
wens
122 North Main Street
Tel. 66-W
there will soon be withdrawn. Xo Amer- ble for any military class.
ican marines remain in Santiago.
EAST BAR RE.
First showing spring millinery. April
3, 101. our inspection is invited. Hor
ence Wmteomb, Last Barre.
0 $MfL
The 1a.si.Tig
for
fpTTTTTTTTiJ
I
Whether you are building
a barn or a bungalow you
want the roof to be
SPARKPROOF
RUSTPROOF
ROTPROOF
WINDPROOF
WEATHERPROOF
RU-BER-OID is all that
AND MORE.
It will not crack, melt or warp.
It will last for years and years.
We can supply this long-life roof
ing in Slate Gray, Tile Red and
Copper Green.
Remember genuine RU-BER-'
OID has the "Ru-ber-oid man"
on every roll.
C. W. AVERILL & CO.
Hardware and Roofing
BARRE, - - VERMONT
Imiliint! tmrf tmj In mrftllmu
era rrid with Kl'-UkK-UID M
int en1 kU-Htk-UW Ihmfu.
We have just received a
shipment of
SEMI-INDIRECT BOWLS AND
DINING ROOM DOMES
in new designs. Call
and see them,
BARRE ELECTRIC COMPANY
135 North Main Sirrtt. Berre, Vt., Tel. OS-W.
Another bill passed yesterday provides
for fine of $o.lKM) and imprisonment for
ten years in case of malicious injury to
public property or the property of any
public utility. Mill another will permit
tne registration of aliens, two new bills
tabled to be printed, provide state pay
for soldiers in the federal service and as
gistance for their families and will en
able towns to maintain armories and
military organizations.
JAP WARSHIP REPORTED SUNK.
Grman Raider Said to Have Won Fight
in Pacific.
ancouver. If. (.., March 30. A Ger
man raider has sunk a Japanese war
ship in the South Pacific, according to
dispatch fromlokio to the Canadian
News, a Japanese newspaper here.
The message did not mention the name
of the warship.
STERNBERG INDICTED.
First Degree Murder Charged in Hilair
Case.
Xew York, March 30. The grand jury
returned an indictment for murder in the
first degree against Hcnjamin Mernbrrg
yesterday afternoon, lie is thus tormal-
ly accused of killing Mrs. Elsie Ieo
Hilair in the Hotel Martinque on March
15.
They Were Set Free.
Boston, March 30. The release of two
Irish rebels, through the efforts of Mayor
Curley, wa announced yesterday. The
men, David O Hanlon and his brother.
Michael, were arrest ed during the revolt
in Dublin last April and sentenced to
ong terms of imprisonment. Their three
brothers, living in this city, appealed to
Mavor Oirlev to use bis influence and
Ambassador Spring-Rice informed the
mayor Wednesday night that the men
had been set free.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXAT1VK r.HOMO QUXIXE
Tablets, luagis-t refund money if it
ails to cure. K. ". ;RO"ES signature
on each box. 2.V. Adv.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM
BUREAU ASSOCIATION.
Stop Food
Crop Waste
Methods.
by Improving
sorgunvs, varieties thouM be sown that
do not shatter, especially in the drier
districts. Xo grain should be allowed to
become dead ripe before cutting, because
of the tendency to shatter when in that
condition. Most farmers probably will
find it possible to locate and prevent im-
j portant wastes if at the beginning of the
season mey win give uie mailer serious
thought and undertake to correct such
wasteful practices."
F. IL Abbott,
County Agent.
General Sporting Notes.
Dutch Leonard has at last arrived in
the Red Sox trajning camp. Dutch is a
hard worker
The secretary of agriculture, D. F.
Houston, on March 27, issued the follow
ing statement :
'Both for economic and patriotic rea
sons the American farmer should strive
this vear for the highest standard of
efliciency in the production and conserva
tion of food. But production accom
plished by wasteful method does not
make for efficiency, and careful thought, iu tip behind but he is
therefore, should lie given to tne steps
that need to be taken.
"At this, the approach of the growing
season, it is pertinent to consider uteps
which should be taken during the start
ing or the growing of crops to prevent .
or eliminate wastes.- In the case of the
great staple cereals, which constitute a J
large proportion of our fooj supply, eon-;
spictious production wastes result from
failure to give proper attention to the.
selection and safeguarding of eeed for
planting, the preparation of the land,
and the care of the crop. For instance,
only varieties known to be well adapted
to the region where planted should be
selectnl, so that in case of such a crop
as corn the grain will not fail to mature
properly in a normal season. The plant
ing of seed that w ill not germinate often
results in great loss of time, labor and
money which could have wen avoided by
testing the weed for germinability before
planting.
In some sections the damage to crops
ball hard at their training camp, but
they were unable to win their game
Wednesday with 15 hits for a total of
zl bases.
The Pirates have commenced to use
the axe. One outfielder, one pitcher and
one catcher have been given their re
!ae.
Ty Cobb failed to register a hit in his
first appearance of the season Tuesday.
There are seven veterans left on the
Amherst college team this spring. With
this number of old men back, Amherst
ought to shine in the national pastime.
Ilonua Wagner has worked for Bar
ney Dreyfuss since 1897. There is no
other man who has worked under one
boss anywhere near as long a time.
In Princetons opening baseball game
and will ..n be in form. OI ? 8pa,st,n e "lne '"r
Jim Oorbett says that raw eggs and ! had start by losing 4 to 0 to the Seton
milk help to keep the doctor away. I "a11 t'Iub- , ... ..,.. . ,
The Cleveland Indians are hitting the I of. the Athletics picks
the lute Sox to give the Boston Ameri-
leaiLs their hardest struggle for suprem
acy, while a few baseball men are boost-
i ing the Xew York Yankees.
Catcher Steve O'Xeil of the Indians
' is in lirst -class condition for such an
early date. O'Xeil's presence would tend
to indicate that he is again to lead all
major league backstops, as he did last
year, when he stood behind the plate
in 128 contests.
Little is said about "Smokey" Joe
Wood, the Boston idol in 1012. We won
der if the old "speed king" has lost the
zip which made him so famous.
Coach Bill Sweeney of the Boston col
lege baseball team thinks that he has
make a real tind in Joe Jefferson, a first base
man on the Boston college squad, and in
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
Get In the habit of drinking
glass of hot water before
breakfast
Boston will develop into m first-class big
leaguer.
It would not surprise many friends of
Hugh Bradley to see him hack in the
league in which he started as a ball play
er, as he is trying to get back into the
Eastern league.
Danny Daniels, secretary of the Port
land club under the Duffy regime, may
return t that city this season. It is
reported that the new owners of tho
Portland franchise have offered him his
old position.
HELPFUL HAIR HINTS
We're not here long, so let'
our stay agreeable. et us live well, eat
well, digest we'd, work well, sleep well, , tiinates that the husky boy from South
bv destructive diseases and insects is the rt look" well. What a glorious condi- ,
' . 1 .. : lti,,ti in attain mi. I vt )ntVL' V.TV eSV:
mosi conspicuous crop wnmr. uviiwiiii , -. .
cally sound and efficient production ne- f t rs if one will only adopt the morning ,
cessitates protection of crops against . insuie nam.
these pests. Disinfecting dips for seed! l-olks who are accustomed to reel dun
and spravs and spraving for growing and heavy when they arise, splitting!
rops now have been developed to point hes 'ache,. stuffy troni a cold, foul tongue.
here thev afford tor certain crops a nasty Dream, aciu Momacn, can. uin-nu, .
form of insurance that farmers cannot; feel as fresh as a daisy by opening the
Iford to neglect. .Muices of the system each morning audi
llusliinir out the whole ot the internal i
Secure Maximum Returns from Seed, j poi,nos stagnant matter.
,.l Everyone, whether ailintt. sick or well,
Worthy the Attention of Everyone Who
Would Avoid Dandruff, Iitching
Scalp.Gray Hairs and Baldness.
"What will stop my hair coming out?"
Reply: Parisian Sage is the est remedy
for hair and scalp trouble; said to pre
vent baldness, grayness : I dandruff.
"Before going to bed, I always rub
little Parision Sage into my scalp," say
a woman whose luxurious, soft and fluffy
hair is greatly admired. This stop
itching scalp, keeps the hair from fall
ing out and makes it easy to dress attractively.
Beautiful, soft, glossy, healthy hair
for those who use Parision Sage. Yon
can get a bottle of this inexpensive
French hair dressing from the Ked Itos
rharmacy and druggists everywhere,
with guarantee of satisfaction or mone
refunded. Adv.
GRANITEVILLE.
First showing tpring millincrv. April
3. I!'17. Your inspection is invited. Flor
ence Whitcorab. Kat Barre.
T
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MARLEY 24 IN. DEVON ZV2 IN.
ARROW
COLLARS
IS et. each, 6 for 90 et.
citiCTr. PEisonr to. . ic. wisrwt
I ti(!tr AVitttmr r,tnti it ions. evt'TV lre-
aiition should be t,ken l to reduce should, each m rmng. netore nreakia-i.
production witstos by testing -eed sutli- drink a glass t real not water wun
ientlv in advance to insure against the le.isp.M.ntul ot nrm-tonc pnospnme n
lanting of dead seed; (2i to treat w ith to wbIi from the stomach, liver ami now -;.;.,-....,;....
.i;,. n ,,1 in .lis. i ls the ureiioiis dav's indicestible waste.
ease that can be prevented, such as the fnr bile and poisonous toin; thus
milt, of wheat. Wlev. ts and rve, cleansing, sweetening and purifying the
the losses from wlii.h are estimated con- entire alimentary canal before putting,
sertativclv at $."si.ihi.(s1 ti tW.OHO.OiKI more f.xnt into the stomach. The action j
in the t inted Stites in the average year; 'of hot water and limestone pho.phate on j
Cti to prei-are epeeiallv thoroughly for 'an empty slom.ich is wonderfully inug-1
planting these vitally important cereal ! orat in?. It rlt-nn out all the sour fer- j
crops and to care fur. them .a may le ' mentations, p s'e and aridity and
mvessary during the season. gives one a splendid apjHMHe mr nreaa-
-f er i. of high quality but short ' last. While you are rnjoyins lir-akfat
in ouant it v. mine reduction in the quan- ( the water ami r-bo-phate i iii.-t ly e-
t it v n-ed per a.re sometime ran lie tract ini; a larce tolumc d water from
made wi'.h profit if the -oil is especially the blood ami t'cfti'ie r a-!y for a thor-j
well prepared and the soMmg done care- oiifh flushing ot ll the iiisk!'' orj-sn.
fully. I n.ler favorable -ondition as I Tlie million of ; de who are both
e -o.1 a tn l of oats n be obtained. J ertl with rmt i...;on. bilious sp lis.
the sxv-ialit of the department hi e ' stmai h trouble; olhers w ho have sallow
found, bv drilling si to -seven pe. ks p-r ; kin. l.i.xsj diori!ers and Mi kly rom
s.re br mi intt tw o and one -half hurh-'. lK.ns re nr--d to ct a quart. r
jcls rroadst. wit1! re-ulratit in.res-w d : jx.und r,f l.me-t. ne j ioisj lmte fr. m the
I irl-l p-r a. re a well in. rease of a"re-! drug rtore. Thi wiil -ost ry l.ttle,
aje j!n'ed. - j but i nutrient In make anyone a pro-
- hr .prinif wheat i fiantel. and ttoonej-tl rxank t.n the subjort of in-i I"-
; .n,e fitent lry and lie grain bathing Iwf.-re brt-akft Adv.
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