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THE BAURE DAILY -TIMES, BARRE, . , VT., FRIDAY, , JUNE 4, 1920.
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3 Homer Fitts Co., Inc.
"The Store Where Quality Counts"
A Sale of Dresses
Woman Will Want
to Share in These Splendid
Values
Here are
Tricolettes
Georgettes
Taffetas
Satins
Voiles
and
Organdies
Regularly
Priced .
from
$12.50 up to $39.50 at
These Special Prices
8.98-11.5049.50.2650
Their superiority is evident in their individual styles,
workmanship, and in the excellent quality of the fab
rics. But owing to a cold, backward Spring, we want
to clear out the entire lot quickly, so each and every
one bears a sharply reduced price.
$25.00 to $29.50 Satin and Taffeta
SILK DRESSES
Reduced to
19.50
$35.00 to $39.50 Satin and Taffeta
SILK DRESSES
Reduced to
26.50
$32.50 to $39.50 Georgette and Tricolette
SILK DRESSES
Reduced to
27.50
$15.00
Voile Dresses
Reduced to '
11.50
BARRE DAILY TIMES MONTPELIER
Friday, June 4, 1920.
The Weather
i lomir weatlier. followed by rain
Into to-niclit and Nalunl.iv t moderaU
i toniperitture, moderate nurtliettat to
;,wwt wind.
TALK OF THE TOWN
ox ford, fit
,J2
$12.50 '
Voile Dresses
Reduced to
8.98
Every reduction is genuine and because of the demand which alwavs fol
lows it is well to visit early a sale of this kind.
WE HAVE A . FEW WOMEN'S SHORT COATS LEFT AT VERY
ATTRACTIVE PRICES ASK TO SEE THEM
SINN FEIN SECURE
MOKE POWER
in
Won Election in County Tyrone
Ireland Various Election Trick.
Were Revived.
Bdftc't, Ireland. .Tune 4. A t re
sult of county and diHtrict council elec
tions, the Sinn Fein Nationalist Alli
ance ha won control in County Ty
rone for the first time.' In addition it
has maintained iU hold on County
Fermanagh by a majority of .V!.
Keenest interest was taken in thee
le'tion hecauHC lith cotinVies are in
cluded within the Ul4er area outlined
in the Irish bill now. before the Brit
ish Parliament. Various election trick
were revived, one woman flipjwisin;;
herself and .votlnjr a her nwd moth
er. 'Another' Vroinan i aail to have
voted iM-ven time. The failure of the
election peneralry in northern Ire
land wa due to the ai'nHaniy trained
by the Sinn Keiners over the followers
of Kedmoiwl.' ' " '
ITALY WANTS MORE.
Rhymei for Refiners.
It u'd i-vunt that' day lout,'
Or tery poorly pent,
When" we don't mt the cost :
f tuar up a cent.
Boeton Transcript -
Believes Its Share of Separations In
sufficient. Paris, June 4. Premier Xitti be
lieves that Italy's share in the indemni
ty to be paid by Germany, as fixed by
the peace treaty, is insufficient as Italy
did not participate in the distribution
oi (ierman colonies or in warships
which were surrendered, says the
Jlrftip. He has been in conference with
isipnor Bertolini, chief of the Italian
delegation on the reparations com mis -
ion, relative to a revision of the
terms.
TURNED IN GOOD SCORE.
AUSTRALIANS PROTEST.
Against the Removal of the Anglo
Japanese Alliance.
London, .lune 4 - Renewal of theAn-plo-.lapanrse
alliarjce is licing sharply
criticized by the Australian press, says
a Melbourne dispatch to the Kxclianpe
Telcjrraph company. It is siu;(rested
that the terms of the alliance should
include a proxiso which would pre
vent t.reat Britain from twin? dragged
into a possible war between China and
Japan, and newspapers there are in
sisting upon tjie rirlit of Australians
to control domestic legislation.
Walter Hagan Had a 75 on Addington,
Eng., Golf Course.
Croyden. Eng., June 4. 1 he Ameri
can professional golfers. Walter Hajian
and Jiia Barnes, who will compete in
the Knjrlish opan golf championship,
had their first regular nractiee in the
Women's white
.Sliea-'n. adv.
Clothing and shoes at reduced prices
at Lamorey's, Barre.
Arthur Johansson leaves to-day for
New York on a business trip.
JMrs. .Celeste Rosa and daughter of
South Ryegate are visit jug Mrs.. G.
Monti of 104 Smith street.
The outing by the men of the Baptist
i church, which was to have been held to
night, has been postponed until next
week.
As I am closing Saturday, June 5, for
the season, all hats sold far below cost.
Miss M. M. Minnie, 04 Summer street.
adv.
Mrs. Clara M. Bishop of 16 Wash
ington street left to-day for Johnson
City, Y.. where she will visit her
brother indefinitely.
A farce and basket social will be giv
en Monday evening in the parlors of
the Jurat Baptist church. Admission,
lot", lime, 8 o clock. adv.
Miss Katherine Y'oung returned to
day to Boston, after having spent two
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Young of Hill street.
William Leahey, the guest of Max
Holden of South Main street for the
! past week, returned to his home in
) Fall River, Mass., last evening,
.Mrs. II. 1. Moses, organmer of Moose
l lodge auxiliaries, left thin morning for
White Kiver junction to join tier hus-
iiHiin. now riHiiimi in mar. unit nri-
j ; f ci e - " - -
! joining towns. '
I Professor R. If. Jordan of Dartmouth
j college, of the department of educa
tion, has consented to make the prin
cipl address at the graduation exer
jcises of Spaulding high school next
I week.
Notice! Attention. Odd Fellows and
I Rebekahs! Annual memorial service in
1 I. O. O. F, hall Sunday evening, June
!, at 7:30. Rev. A. M. Markey of
Willianitstown will deliver the menio-
rial address.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Smith of Rum
mer street, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Smith
of Maple avenue, and Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Smith who are here from Iowa
for a few weeks' vacation, returned
last evening from Greensboro pond,
after a several days' camping at the
W. I). Smith cottage.
The regular Monthly business meet
ing of the Barre Red Cross will be
held at Aldrich hall Monday. June 7,
i at 2:30. Report will lie given and
necessary business transacted. The re-
' ports include one concerning the Red
( ros meeting in Boston anil .Miss r.v
elyn Phelps will tell of her work in
the Chelsea naval hospital. Everyone
interested in Red Cross work is in
vited to attend.
An ofiieer of the I'. S. remount serv
ice will be at the stables of H. M. Karn
ham in Montpelier Wednesday. June
I Itt, at 8:30 a. m., to inspect and pur
chase ruling horses tor uie i nitea
States cavalry. On the preceding day,
Tuesday, June 15, the officer will be at
the following places, South Royalton,
! a. m., Tunbridge, 10 a. m.. Chelsea,
II a. m., Williamstown, 12, North
field, 3 p. m.
Mrs Phyllis Burditt, ast grand ma
tron of the grand'ehapter of the Order
of Kastern Star of Vermont, and her
huband, who attended the convention
in Barre during the pat two days, re
turned to her home in Springfield to
day. Mrs. Kllie Lines Chapin, most
worthy grand matron of the national
organization, who likewise was present
at this convention, left today for
Montpelier to make a brief isit be
fore going to a similar meeting in
Quebec, Canada.
Three of the scheduled baseball
games "if Spaulding high school base
ball team hae been canceled during
the pat week. Lyndonville Aggies were
compelled to cancel both games because
of financial ditliciiltio, and Waterbury
high, which to hate played here
to morrow afternoon, also found it im
possible to meet the schedule. Man
ager William ( lark endeavored during
the past two days to arrange for a
game with Montpelier seminary, since
the.-e teams have played but twice to
gether and each has lost a game. This
was impossible, since the seminary
team has a game scheduled for Sat
urday, i he only game, therefore, in
The. lust issue of the Montpelier
seminary Bulletin announces the elec
tion 'of Rev. George Redding of Mont
pelier and Rev. George Martin of St.
Johnsbury as members of the board of
trustees of the school. These have oc
curred since the Methodist conference
Young Men's
Suits
SOCIETY . BRAND AND
COLLEG ETOWN
Clothes for the young man who is look
ing for the smart things. The price
is no higher than you will pay for in
ferior goods.
Let us show you.
- iThe:
Frank McWhorter Co.
LOUSIANA MAY BE 36TH STATE.
Committee Unanimously Reports Out
Resolution of Ratification.
Baton Rouge, IjuNfune 4. Bv unan
imous vote the Senate federal rewdu
tions committer reported out a reso
lution providing for ratification of the
federal suffrage amendment. The
House Wednesday adopted a proposed
amendment to the state constitution
giving women the right of suffrage.
of Vermont Second1 w ith fimldard sem
inary, which begins at 3 o'clock.
STAYED IN AIR 24 HOURS.
Addington course here yesterday. Two
four ball matches were played, in which i Barre to-morrow afternoon w ill be that
D.. . j .. . .. . . ' . i . . i i . j . .
inir pairca wnn Koss, the Knglish
professional, while Hagan had Me
Roome of the Oxford-Cambi idue golf
ing society as a partner.
Barnes and Ross won the forenoon
round three up and two to plav, while
the afternoon match ended all' sous re.
The Americans made a much better
showing during the afternoon, having
familiarized themselves with the course
on the earlier rounds. This was par
ticularly true of Hagan who turned in
a score of 75 for the afternoon round.
was held. The statement reads as
follows: "Rev. George A. Martin, pas
tor of the Methodist Kpiscopal church
in St. Johnsbury, has been eleteed to
the board of trustees to succeed Rev.
William Shaw, Ph. I). He was born in
Guilford, Me., and prepared for col
lege at the East Maine Conference
seminary at Bueksport, graduating!
from Colby College with the degree ol
bachelor of arts. He' held two notable
pastorates liefore coming to St. Jqhns
bury. The first was at Rumford. Me.:
the second, at Grace church, Bangor,
Me. He was for several years a trus
tee of the seminary from which he
graduated. Mr. Martin is an exception
ally strong man, who will render valu
able service to the. seminary. Rev.
George H. Redding comes to us as pas
tor of Trinity church and as trustee to
succeed Dr. Wesley G. Mead. He. was
lorn and edui'ated in Indiana and, fol
lowing his attendance at Taylor uni-;
versity, was for 12 years in education-j
al work. In, 1002 he entered the min-1
istry, being first associated with the
North Indiana conference. At one time ,
he served as pastor of an institutional
church at. Yorktown, Indiana. SJnce
entering the Vermont conference he
lias held pastorates at Hurdwick and
Northfield.
Trie work on the construction of the
new barn at the city farm is advanced
well under the supervision of Edgar,
Francis, while Eugent Buck has com-1
pleted his part of the work, which was j
on the cement foundation, and has j
commenced work on Northfield street.)
The new cement mixer which the sup
ply committee of the city council)
bought some weeks since, was put in J
operation on the Northfield street job ',
Thursday. Alderman Yet,t. chairman
of the committee,' was there to sec
how the work started oif.
About a dozen little friends of Fran
cis Carev gathered at his home ves
terdav afternoon in honor of his birth
day. Games and other amusements
were enjoved by the youngsters and
refreshments were served. Before
leaving Master Francis was presented
with several reminders of the occasion.
George firandfield of Favston was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. H. M. Farnham returned last
evening from attending a meeting of
the Federation of Women's Clubs in
Windsor.
A daughter was born Thursday to
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Foley. She is a
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Kerin, who lived for many years in
Moretown.
K. H. Tracy and H. C. Lawson have
commenced sawing their logs on the
farm. They have some 200,000 feet to
be cut out and. like many other man
ufacturers, are finding it difficult to se
cure men to assist them.
There were t'i automobile accident
reports received at the secretary of
state's office this morning, nearly all
of which indicated accidents in the
western side of the state, with a few
in the southern part.
E. S. Brigliam, commissioner of ag
riculture, has returned from Boston,
where he has been atteuding a New
Knsrland dairy conference.
Miss Lena' Ross, deputy probation
ofiieer, arrived at the ollii-e to-day aft
er a visit to several places on child
problems.
Rev. A. W. Hewitt of Plaintield was
in the city last evening.
The following cases have been en
tered in the county court: Barre Sav
ings Bank A Trust' Co. vs. A lie Jacobs;
John iJanjohn vs. Capital Ins. Co.
The report from the veterinary rel
ative to hog cholera that has been on
four farms in Middlesex to the state
agricultural department. i that the
malady is on the wane and that tiere
is no likelihood of further spreading of
the disease.
J. E. Riley, jr., of the state for
ester's oflice i in Sharon superv ising
the fighting of the white pine blister
rust which is on the state farm and
in other forests in that section.
Governor P. W. I lenient went last
evening to l.vndonville to meet the
! other member of the hoard of control
at the Vail school. Harvev- K. (hmhIcII, i
who has been in Windham county this
week, meets the board there, while the
other members gather from the differ
ent portions of the state. They will
meet here to-morrow, airording to the
information given out lt week.
The interest on the I'nited States
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.SERVICE SATISFACTION
SATUMPAY SALE
OF ' '
WMtte Wasttn kM
A big purchase of 250 Wash Skirts (all manufacturers' samples) enables
lis to offer you this remarkable bargain.
Fnnue QeaMy llific
Trimmed with finest quality large pearl buttons. "Regular value, $5.00 to
$6.00. All sizes. ' . - ,
Saftorfay at $2.95.
You'll be surprised at this value. See our window display.
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY
1
deposit nionev is being paid to the
state treasurer. This is due before j
July 1. I-ast year only one town paid j
up its deposit fund. It was Peru, the j
amount being 4r4.8X. leaving 103
towns which still have the use of these
funds. A revision of the allotment
occur shortlv when it is expected
Lniany towns will pay up the money.
P. P. I.amsou of Randolph will re
ceive notice this afternoon suspending!
the use of his automobile operators
license because of reckless driving. His
tar ran into a' team, killing the horse I
and throwing the occupants of the!
wagon into the road. The secretary j
of state this morning stated that no i
report had been received of the convic
tion of Samuel Kelson of Bennington j
for exceeding the speed limit, but that i
an investigation is under way. 1
Thus far the district highway com-)
missiotiers have made 40 reports of j
poor roads in the different sections of
the state and Mr. Carpenter, a clerk
in the highway department, is prepar
ing a statement which will be mailed
to tourists when they want informa
tion as to bad roads. This mean that
if there are had roads in a town the
tourist will avoid that town for they
do not.wsnt to travel over poor roads.
In this' section there are reports about
the slide in Williamstown gulf, 80 rods
of road construction in Barre Town;
construction of a bridge in Barre City, l
construction of a wall on Northfield
street in Montpelier and some 13 rods.
of construction in Berlin.
Only 8 Shopping
Days
LEFT TO ATTEND THE
Big Over Stock Sale
AT THE
Union Clothing
Company
BUMPER WHEAT CROP
Has Been Reported From British In
diaArgentina Corn Good.
Washington. I). C, June 4. A de
natche to the department of agriculture
to-day from the International Institute
of Agriculture at Home, said the lWOi
production of wheat in British India!
would be 3rt4.fXHl.OtiO bushels, or 130.1 j
ner cent of the 1!H0 moduction and:
10:1.4 per cent of a five-year average
ini4-ltIS. " j
The IIL'O production of corn In Ar- !
gentina w-a estimated at 25S.6!t2,00O
bus!.!s. or 115.4 per cent of the lfll!
production and 1.12.1 per cant of a five
year average, 114.101.
The condition of cereals on May first
was average in Great Britain, Ireland,
Kranre. Hungary, Portugal, Kgypt. and
Morocco. There was drought in South
Italy and in Algeria.
Don't fail to take advantage of the wonderful
values in Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnish
ings and Shoes of this sale.
Good saving opportunity, just when saving
should be appreciated.
The Sale will close Saturday, June 12
Union Clothing Co.
The Big, Busy Union Store
the
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
French Airplane Goliath. Broke
World's Record. .
Paris. June 4. The airplane tottiath,
piloted by Lieutenants loMtrot sad
Bernard, broke the world's record fir
Continuous fl.ght to-day. The airplane
was forced to discont iiiue its lion stop
trial only after it had remained in the
air -4 honrs. 10 miiiuten. neven sec
onds, covering a distance of 1.015 1-5
kilometres.
The lioliath tUn etablihed what
are claimed to lie record for I.OtKt and
!,"00 kilometres, making the former in
II hours, 'J minutes and .'Ml seconds.!
and the latter in ltt hours, 54 minutes
eight seconds.
The flight was made at K.tampes, !
near Paris. The former record for1
oontinuoii flilit was held by the
Orman. W. ljindtnann, who remain
in the air 21 hours. 4H minutes, 40 ec- ;
onds in June 1'.I4. i
MINISTRY OF LABOR.
New
Department ia the Italian Gov
ernment Decreed By King.
Rome. June .1.- King Wtor Km
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ministrv of lalmr and public welfare.
minUter of labor, will
the new department.
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GOOD CHOPPERS
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some crsckim; e;oon jobs or
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Good Trades for Saturday
Concentrated Tomatoes 3 cans for 25c
Canned loganberries (Fancy), per can ...... 45c
Canned Kaspberries, per can 33c, 40c
Canned Blueberries, per can 30c, 40c
Canned Pumpkin, per can 15c
Canned Beets, per can 20c, 25c
Canned Egg Preserver (1-qt. can), per can . . .'30c
Minute Tapioca .- 2 packages for 25c
Silver Corn Flakes 3 packages for 25c
Ovar Cocoa (quart jar), per jar : . 40c
Buttermilk Soap 5 cakes for 25c
Potato Chips, frch lot, per package 10c
Bulk Macaroni and Spaghetti, per lb 13c
Don't get left on Tomato Plants.
Clicquot Club. Beechnut and Harvard Ginger Ale.
Grapefruit, Lemons and Oranges.
MEAT DEPARTMENT
SATURDAY SPECIAL:
Frcjsh-Madc IVrk Sausage, per lb 25c
Home-Cured Bacon; Strip, per Ib 35c; Sliced, 45c
Smoked Shoulder. Boneless, per lb 33c
Pork Roasts, per lb 30c, 33c. 38c
Western Beef Roasts, per lb 33c, 35c
Leg of Spring Lamb, per lb 45c
Whole Forequartcr of Imb. per lb 35c
Veal Pot Roasts for Saturday, per lb 20c
Native Fowls, per lb 50c
Native Asparagus. Celery, Lettuce, Radishes, Cu
cumbers, Parsley, Wax Beans.
Rhubarb 10 lbs. for 25c
Finnan Haddie, per lb f 15c
Hoimhton & Robins
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Go Prepared To Enjoy
Your Motor Trips
AVE yoor own Varttw Porn OtTriT frr water
for coffer for milk or irr-rol 1 Irmonade. t fare
a rrfrrthing drink whrn yon want it.
Tbrn the LrncN Baiarr the- jry an4 ewjrty of the
day's trip making you independent cf time and d;tartre.
Tbce and all other motoring erenrie are fecia;!y
displayed thi week. Come in anl are what we ra
upply yon with to make your lowtoriof taore camfortablc
and enjoyable.
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