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THE UAKKE DAILY TIMES, BARHE,
WEDNESDAY,
2js Homer Fitts Go.
Incorporated
"The Store Where Quality Counts"
Every Girl in Barre
Will be Wearing a Sweater
Blouse Before the Winter is Over.
The Sweater Blouse is one of
Fashion's reigning favorites;
they are liked by girls young in
years, as well as by the older girls
who are young in spirit.," They
can be worn either as a Blouse
or over a Blouse ; for that reason
they are appropriately termed
the
Sweater Blouse
They" are made of fine knitted
fabrics of Wool, Tricolette and
Mignonette and come in all
staple shades. They are priced
at
4.50 and
5.50 c"
mm
More Pretty
Dresses
Arrive at This
Store
The handsomest this sea
son, fittingly describes these
newly arrived frocks for
women and misses. Fash
ions favored materials are
represented
TRICOTINE, VELOUR,
VELVETEEN, SERGE
artistically embroiderd and
embracing all the leading
shades of the season.
25.0032.50 and up to 63.50
1U- z!:
to
RELIEF WITHOUT. QUI NINE
1
Don't clay fctutiid-up! Wuit blowing
. ...i
and smitHing! A dose 01 rapes turn
Compound" taken every two hours un
til three dot.es are taken UMially
Itreaku up a severe cold and ends all
grippe raicerj'.
The very firt doM opens your
Hogged-up nostnm ana me air jb-
Bssot of the head; tops noie running;
relieves the headache, dullness, fever
irhness, enee-ting, oreneg and stiff-
1'nne'n (old Compound" i the
quiekest. Mirest relief known and coot
only a tew cent at dnitf Mores. It act
without asi8aiH'e. tastes nice, no
quinine. adv
An Opportunity
to purchase your Fall and Winter outfits
at a liberal discount.
QUALITY and SATISFACTION GUAR
ANTEED. MEN'S and BOYS' SUITS and OVER
COATS at 20 Per Cent Discount.
MEN'S and BOY'S FURNISHING
GOODS at 10 Per Cent Discount.
Frank McWhorter Co.
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920
The Weather.
Fair to-nijrht and ThursdHy; much
colder to-night; fresh and probably
strong northwest winds.
TALK OF THE TOWN
All the banks in Barre will be closed
all dav to morrow.
Closing out sale on all millinery at a
big reduction. Mrs. E. A. Witham.
When in need of an orchestra rail
on the Oriental Six. Tel. 553-V.adv.
Many pretty articles may still be ob
tained'at the Congregational fair. ad.
The- Vermont Toultry association
will hold a meeting in the city court
room to-night at 7:30.
Mrs. Ida Davis of Chelsea submitted
to a slight operation at the Barre City
hospital yesterday morping.
Regular meeting of Ruth chapter,
Xo. 33. .0. E. S.', ihis (Wednesday) eve
ning, Nov. 10. at 7:30 o'clock.
Farmers and dairymen, don't fail to
attend the meeting ot tne jn. J'j. jh. i .
A. Saturday evening in Worthen hall.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson of
Bugbee avenue went to Boston, to-day
to spend a week or more with.rela
tives. Concert at TTniversalist church to
night at 8 o'clock. Admission, 35c.
There will be a program of great mer
it. adv. .
You cannot do better for the price.
Meat-pie supper at the Presbyterian
church Saturday night by the men's
club. adv.
Master Hugh Hawkins of Kant Cal
ais was a patient at the Barre City
Tiospital yesterday while having his
tonsils removed.
"The American heroines' are with
us still. Come to the concert Wednes
day evening, Nov. 17, at Hedding
Methodist church and twe 22 of them.-
adv.
Dairymen, don't stay at homo and
find fault with the price of milk, but
come to the N. E. M. I A. meeting
in Worthen hall .Saturday evening
aAt
Only 75c (for children under 12, .Hie)
for the nicest chicken-pie supper you
ever ate, if you drop in at the Con
gregational vestry to-night from 5:30
on. adv. ,
The "Rainbow" drill to be given by
the young ladies at the fair in' How-
land hall Friday mgnt is one oi me
prettiest sights "to witness and should
attract a large crowd. adv.
Remember the big fair, Friday and
Saturday, Howland hall. The fair with
the special features. Everybody come
for a good time. Special program, 8
to. Music by Landi's orchestra. ad.
When in need of rubbers, call at the
Eastman store. Our stock is complete
and the prices are good. Open
Wednesday night until 9 and closed all
day Thursday, Nov. 11. The Eastman
Store.
In honor of the members M the
American Legion, all stores, member
of the Barre Retail Merchants' asso
ciation, Inc., will clore at 12 o'clock
noon on Thursday, Nov. 11, Armistice
dav. adv.
The mission study class of the
Church of the Good Shepherd will meet
Thursday evening at ji.iu who .ms.
William" ruhprtiinii. 30 Eastern ave
nue. Will those having sunshine bags
please bring them to this meeting!
.Mrs. Mary Ordway of Chelsea was
brought to "the Barre City hospital,
suffering a fractured arm, yesterday
afternoon. An X-ray picture had to
be taken this morning, and it was
soon after that the fracture wag re
duced. Cheney Jones, assistant manager of
the New Enpland division of the Red
Cross, and Miss Lavinia Newell, chair
man of the auxiliary service, will speak
at 7:30 Friday in the A Id rich hall on
Red Crosa work.. Everybody is in
vited. Our line of leather bags is the Uet
in Barre. Our line of leather goods
is the largest in town. Our prices
are lower than any other. Lander's
Cigar Store, Lander's billiard parlor.
The Sehulte mutual profit coupon giv
en with all purchases. 92 and 100
North Main street. adv.
The Brookside Community club will
hold a baked bean supper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Webster Wednes
day evening, Nov. 10. Supper from
to8. followed by a short program. Ad
mission. 3.V; ineriu: Baked beans,
brown bread, pickles, rolls, apple and
pumpkin pie, assorted cake, dough
nuts, coffee. adv.
The yearly inspection of the big
America'n UFrawe fire truck at. the
central station is being made by Me
chanic Dix of the factory at Elmira.
N. Y. Mr. Pix arrived here fm St.
Johnoburv and to-day was busy test
ing the truck and going over its mech
anic. Repairs will be negligible as
the machine hHS been run Wry little
since the last iuspection. In case of
fire the horse-drawn chemical wagon
w ill be used.
Dr. Evelyn M-Gregore. a native of
Airdale, Scotland, who has been tour
iugg the United States and 'Canada
since earlv luly. i spending a fw
Mr and fm. William Bar-
ia . '
clav, jr.. of 32 Patterson street before
returning to Europe, Dr. .M.regore.
after studying in Aheroven, rinnq.
toured parts of the continent and then
came to America. Besides traveling
through various sections of (he states.
he middle west, middle Atlantic
states, and most of the New England
states, Dr. MH'.regore spent few
weeks in Canada. She came to Barre
from Quebec, and while Journeying to
Boston. After a short visit in Boton
she leave for New York City, Bailing
to Scotland from there.
A regular meetinc of
Barre aerie. 1573. on Thurs
day Nov. 11. at 7 p. m. in
Eagles' hall. Worthen
Mock. Ter order I. W.
W arnes.
NOVEMBER' 10, 1920. ;
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TALK OF THE TOWN
Follow the crowds to Shea's. adv.
Something new, the Oriental Six, for
good dance music. Tel. 653-W. adv.
Worth the price of admission alone
to see the "Rainbow" drill by ladies in
uniform at the fair Friday night. adv.
The Barre Teachers' association ex
tends its thanks to the Barre Woman's
club for the reception given in their
honor on Tuesday evening, Nov. 9.
The Union Clothing rompnny store
will be open to-night until 0" o'clock
p. m.t and clotted all day to-morrow
in observance of Armistice day adv.
A western physician has discovered
a harmless pile remedy known as llem
Roid. In many cases of years' standing
all distress quickly disappeared. E. A.
Drown now sells it with money-buck
guarantee. adv.
It is estimated that there are in Eu
rope more than 10,000,000 fatherless
MONTPELIER
xrnf T v nix of Rurlincrton and
F.ncrineer H. M. Mcintosh left
Inst, eveninir for Hartford, Conn.,
where thev will attend a meeting of
engineers for testing road materials.
H. L. Ballou of Chester was in the
city vesterduy making ' arrangements
for rooms while here in the legisla
ture. He was a senator last year and
rmiresents Chester this year.
Mr. and Mrs C. 0. Ormsbee have
gone to Grand Kapids, Mich., to spend
the winter with a son.
Olllcers of the Grand Trunk railway
company arrived in Montpelier last
he (irand Trunk president's
private car "Bonaventure." They are
i'.i-ilririrr over the Central Vermont rail
wav, getting a line on now iniugs arc
rope more tnan iu,uoi,oou lameness -.,. e. - , ., '. , f
ch ldren. who must continue to look working. It will be recalled that last
. . . . . - nMtn if ftnriiip.m from tne
to the Red Cross for IipIp. Your Red
Cross membership makes it possible
to carry on this work.
Sunt. C. H. White o the city schools
left this noon for Boston, where he
will attend the meeting of the New
England school superintendents to be
held at the State House Friday and
Saturday. Supt. S. C. Hutchinson of
Montpelier is secretary -treasurer of
the organization and will attend.
H. A. Richardson, proprietor of the
Calder & Richardson-coal aiid wood
sheds, went to Rutland to-day to at
summer a group of engineers from the
Canadian government uwra in !
nf the road and the officials
who were here Tuesday were working
.1 linau atA ll'.IVA fo t(t
.;tl. ilm bAurinL'H that will commence
npt February before Sir Walter
Gastels, judge of the exchequer court
f the Dominion. Sir Thomas White,
minister of finance in Canada during
the war, ana vv imam nowaru iau,
v.nro,,tnnt who will hear vidence
relative to the value of the Grand
Trunk railway svstem. There lias
been a rumor "that the Canadian gov-
, . i i i m I -
......, .- - - , i been a rumor tnai me uuuin in
tend the convention of the New Enjj-, t WR to b the Grand Trunk
land coal dealers, many of whom are . , ... . jt d will
expected from ('onnecticut. Massachu
setts", Rhode . Island ana ."vew iiamp
shire. From the D. M. Miles Coal Co.
went .Tames F. Higgins, James Mackay
and Harold Burroughs, by automobile.
Many hunters with camps at distant
points 'from Barre are availing them
selves of the opportunity to put their
camps in readiness for Heer season
while automobile travel is good. The
deer season does not open in Vermont
until the first Monday in December
and then continues fur only a week.
The law concerning the open season
for deer in Vermont reads: "A person
shall not take a wild deer except be
(iiraA,i tSrat Xfnmtav of December
I and the followinc Saturday, both dates
I inclusive, and then only between 6
o'clock ip the forenoon and 5 oVhoek in
the afternoon and then only a deer
other than a spotted fawn. A person
shall not take more than one such deer
during such open season. A person
so taking such a deer hall forthwith
report such taking and exhibit the ani
mal's head to the nearest fish and
game warden or to some person duly
deputized by the state fish and game
commissioner to receive such r)iort. A
person shall not take a wild deer ' bv
the aid of a snare, trap, salt lick, jack
or other light or use such devices to
entrap or ensnare dere, nor shall a
person hunt deer by a dog or bitch.
A person shall not possess, bury or
sell a wild deer, other than the head,
hide or pelt of the same, except during
open season and for a reasonable time
thereafter and then only such a can
be legally taken. A person who vio
lates a provision of this section shall
be fined one hundred dollars for each
offense. The provisions of this sec
tion shall not apply to deer on propa
gation farms or when taken as pro
vided in section 542.1."
system, but. this, if it does occur, will
not be until after the aoove nearmg.
It was stated last evening that it
would not affect the Central Vermont
either way.
For sale: Upright piano at a bar
gain. 132 Main street.
Wrestling, Nov. 16, Montpelier
armory, John Kilonis vs. Waino
Ketonen. adv.
A WOMAN'S TOWN
DRY'GOO
SERVICE SATISFACTION
SH0P-vT0-MG
HT
This Store will be open until
k.'To-miflM
Closed all day to-morrow (Thursday), Armistice Day
9 Wclotl
P. S. Help your Local Red Cross. Have your name on the mem-
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f!. bership. . , ;
THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY
Men Ousted From All the Important
Offices at Yoncalla, Ore.
Yoncalla, Ore. Nov. 10. Yoncalla for
one week has been strictly a woman's
town. In spirit and in fact, women
have been the town's leaders since a
week ago when they elected a woman
mayor and a woman to every other
place in the city government.
The women sav me eieiiwon ua
permanently disposed of
tn the effect that
cannot keep a secret and that women
cannot successtuliy play ponucs.
From house to house the women
carried on their political campaign
,...r.tv ,,rinr fn election. "It had been
"whisiK-red," they said, that the men
intended to let the incumbents bold
over without bother of a new ticket.
The men did not bother about the city
election. Result:
Mayor, Mrs. Mary Burt, native Ore
gonian, graduate i Pacific college,
class of 1S73, who has lived here 43
years, Republican.
Councilwomen: Mrs. Jennie R. Lass
well, wife of the retiring mayor and
prominent clubwoman; Mrs. Bernice
Wilson, pioneer school teacher and wife
of the postmaster; Mrs. Nettie Kan
tian, wile of a retired capitalist.
The women have no definite plans
for nromdtin, the welfare of the town, t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. ri"! 'A' ""Vm '
the mavor-clect said today. VNTEDPia!. fir quirt j rORlfALl'iitSne iSST wttk coi
"We intend to study conauions, mes 03i6 mn- ',, 1"4
eh M "and do all in our power to give 'f!'. A NURSE WILL TAKE TWO OR THREH
" ' ., . -x ,, ; vvaim ir.i riv or m nrc.. w ,d,riv neon e to care for, in tier Dome
liie i-iiT v" . , g-ooa pay; apiMy w x. n. ,vC.
At the worst we cannot ao
.nr.a ttmn the men have done".
Mayor Jesse li. Lasswell, who has
lost 'his job, said his cohorts were
taken off their guard, but he has prom
ised the women his help.
"NOTICE
Fnn"SAI.E Mum coal heater, in Rood
, condition, sheet Iron ' heater, courn oeo. , Bnnul mertint: of the Barre Lral
dining-- table. wnmer, child s hiKh chair N M p A wlu -b, held in Worthe, '
and about io leei cnicaen wire, " --v..ii Sutnnlav. Nov. 13. at 8 p. m. AO
GRANITEVILLE
There will lie no sessions of school in
Barre Town to morrow.
The ladies', aid will hold a fair
Thursday and Friday nights. On Thurs
day niclit a sunner will be served from
two old j 5 to 7 o'clock; :)Sc and 2h An enter-
a woman t anment will be given rnuay nigni,
admission, 10c. adv.
Kverybody prepare for the American
Foresters annual New Year's masquer
ade ball. Good music. adv.
' . ... . . nrl lih nfnMhm.nl will
FOR SALE One tra ransre with oven and , iw served. There will alio ba music fo
broiler.
Notice.
Regular meeting of branch No. 12,
Q. W. I. IT. of N. A., will be held in
Miles' hall Wednesday, Nov. 10, at 7
o'clock.
EAST BARRE
Mrs. C. S. Coouey returned Tuesday
from Boston, where she had been vis
iting the jiast week.
A meeting of the Library association
will be held at the reading rooms
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Bissi
ness of importance.
S One tra ransre wun oven ana , w served. I here will awo do music mi
......... ;.. I! nw. .kn one enal : . ... i. .;Bu .ninv h. nrin c after till
parlor heater, both in first clans condition ; bMines, meeting. All farmers and dairy
E. R. Hunting, 6 Hall street, phone TuP-W. men w,th their wives are invited to attend
203t3 , wheher they are members of the N. E. M,
ffORSAXEfSiSi hMrw5th run, two i P. A. or not. Don't stay at home and find
,lk "iTto yearlin hen. ;! fault abouT the pnc. milk. Coin, ou
MraJlenryTMount street. , 20314 ! lo thcae mm andjrt the fellow, hurhel
FDR SALE Pumnkini. Hubbard Fiuanh, UP know iT'rmwVP: Prldnt.
Carrots and Pop Corn, price right ; A. j A cfjjiMING, SecreUry.
W. Clark, phone 236-Y. 203ti jjOlU
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Why Should Yq y Pj&j
A HIGIi PKi 22. V0E C0FF2:
' popylar ArAoriCaii drink,
J9 I
has b. riSti coffee -Lka .
flavor ca.'icl cpjsts !ies.
There are ivra kmd at Patina
Postum Cereai is boiled for 1ST minutes
after boiling begins. A delightful cup results.
The newer form, Instant Postum, is made b"
placing a teaspoonful in "the cup then add
hot water, and stir until quickly dissolved.
Grocers sell both kinds
"There $ a Reasorf fbr Postum
Mads by
Postum Cereal CoInc.Battie Creek.Mich
s&r
'iff.
FoMeiiyMusical Christmas
Mill i r
IVCake yoiu- Christmas a merry mudcal one.
Hound - 1 your Christns jo and add that festive
lycc of Y.ietide chec by getting a Columbia
SDcni only a few minutes in our store. Hear this
Le:ut:fvJ instrument play the latest music, dances,
sonjo, x.d Grand Opera selections. Then you will ,
understand vhy the Columbia Grafonola is the most
;: vzninl'd Christmas Gift.
The latest models to choose from all equipped
with toe i Cet Au'smatlc Stop. Never stops before
.it s.ould. Always stops it the very end. Nothing
to move or set or measure.
We J be looking "for you, so be sure to call '
p a'.d let us demonstrate how you, too, can have
&Jt) a nerry musical Christmas.
" Join Our Christmas .Grafonola Club This
Week $3.75. Don't delay. Next week you .
will pay more. i
The Red Cross Pharmacy
Horse Blankets
We have a new lot of Street and Stable Blankets in
different sizes and weights. If you are in need of Blan,
kets see us early about them. We are also showing a
line of Wool Auto Shawls and Kobes.
C. W. Averill & Co.
Barre, Vermont
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