TIIK BAHRE DA JLV TIMES, BAUttE, VT.. I'JUDaV, DECEMBER 17, 1920.
IS NOW SOUGHT
Dn Virtual Deadlock Be-
t ween Commons and
Lords on Home Rule
BILL IS AMENDED
BY HOUSEOF LORDS
Biliousness
Lowers your spirits, dolls your
lira In, causes constipation, siutt
headache, and makes you feel mis
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n Case of Disagreement
Home Rule Measure of
1914 Would Be Law
Loudon. Dec. 17. Members of t)i
louse of Lords who have firmly stood
gainst the Irish home rule bill as
lassed by the House 01 commons, were
11 consultation irith members of the
government over night, it is under-
toori, trying to arrange some sort of
ompromise. it was asserwa wnay
hat the virtual deadlock oeiween me
wo houses of Parliament must Us
omprowised or the bill would Vie lout
nd home rule measure ot idh wouio
utnmatieallv become a law as soon as
Utincatton f the Turkish treaty for-(
loally ends the war.
Developments were awawa wivn
uriositv. The nct'on of the llonse 01
.ords in amending the bill was tanta
mount to rejection of the measure,
irnl the insistence ot commons upon
he original bill seems to have placed
he fate of the legislation in the bu1-
noe. Parliamentary writers ave
Widely divergent statements in Lon-
lon newspapers to-day as to wnat.
taipht happen.
Many members or tne upper Mouse
f Parliament object to the provision
f the bill for the council and Ire-
und and oppose the clause providing
hat if Ireland derlines to accept the
form of government established by the
measure, a crown colony government
ill be imposed. Some writers de-
lare, the irreconcilable peers will re
edc from their position and that when
he House of Lords meets to-morrow it
ill liciir royal assent given the meas-
10 and see it piacea in m tisiuie
sinks ns a law".
I'liis orderly ending of the Jong
ntuti i'-onssions ana ranirocuvm ui
in- rival parties accoras m no way
w'th assertions made in other quar-
th, where it is said that the peers
hoe votes carried the amendments
the House of T.ords will absolutely
efuse to accent the bill in the form
o which it has been restored by
ommons.
CUT GURA HEALS
lid PIMPLES
Also Blackheads On Face.
Scratched. Lost Rest..
" I had red pimples all over my
face, and also blackheads. They
were scattered ana I usea
togetupatnightand scratch
them, mey ncnea some-
F thine awful. My face was
covered and I was ashamed
to to out.
" I had these pimples for
about three weeks when I began to
oseCuticuraSoapandOintment.and I
used five cakes of Cutlcura Soap and
two boxes of Cuticura Ointment when
I was healed." (Signed) B. Kabal
kin. 204 Spring St., Fall $iver,
Mass., May 1, 1919.
These fragrant emollients are all
you need for all toilet purposes.
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taborswrlti, Csyt. a.aUldu.aUil." Sola
wh.re.aop &e. OmtawntXaodMe. Talcum 26e.
PJFCiiticara Scapahavaa without mug.
CRIMES STIR
NEW YORK CITY
Three More Unsolved Mur
der Mysteries Added to
' Long List
HORSES INSTANTLY KILLED.
Stepped on Live Wire in Jeffersonville,
Which Storm Tore Down.
Jeffersonville, Dec. 17. The team of
work horses of Mr. Mossey were in
stantly killed Tuesday when they came
in contact with a live wire which had
been torn down during the high wind
storm, three breaks having occurred in
the electric light wires. T. R. Libbey
was driving home when liis horse was
nearly overcome a he drove through
the slush past a live wire near Hunt's
mill.
B. E. Melendy's school barge was
turned over during the storm and M.
S. Hawley'a twice as they were making
the morning trips.
Chicago's Negro Population Gained (
Fast
Washington, P. C, Dec. lfl. The ne
gro population of Chicago increased 05,
4!H in the last decade and now is 10!),
504, the census bureau announced to
day. The percentage of increase was
14S.5. The total white population is 2,
"8fl,104, an increase of 450,047 or 21
per cent, and all others number 3,-007.
OUR HOLIDAY SHOE STORE
Begins Saturday, December 18 Ends January 22.
As a general custom shore stores do not advertise
'sales before Christmas, but this year is exceptional on ac
count of the uncertainty of the shoe market. So if you
wish to buy your Christmas and New Year's gifts at the
lowest prices in footwear call at ' . '
JOHN CASABELLA'S SHOE SHOP
408 North Main St., Cor. of Blackwell St.
AH Light Rubbers and Wool Hose at 10 Per Cent Discount.
Ladies and Boys' Hose also at 10 Per Cent Discount.
Men's One-Buckle
ONE POLICEMAN
SHOT TO DEATH
Another Man's Body, Rid
died With Bullets, Found
on Street
New York, Doc. 17. Throe unsolved
murder mysteries one involving the
theft of $100,000 in jewelry and one
the slaying of a police lieutenant
furnished more ammunition to-day for
newspaper criticism of the police de
partment. Most spcctaeular of the new and un
solved crimes was the hold-up and
murder yesterday afternoon in the
heart of the Fifth avenue shopping
district of Kdwiu X. Andrews, whole
sale jeweler. Three bandits shot aud
clubbed him to death, gagged and
bound three men who entcrad the store
while they were collecting their loot
and sauntered leisurely out into the
milling crowds on the avenue..
About midnight Police Lieutenant
Floyd Horton was. mortally wounded
by taxicab bandits at 14(ith street and
Broadway when he leaped on the run
ning board of their car in an effort
to capture them. Before he died in a
hospital he gasped out that the occu
pants of the car, In addition to the
chauffeur wore a man and a woman.
The only other information he was
able to furnish was the license num
ber of the taxi which proved to have
been faked.
Almost at the same hour that Lieu
tenant Horton received his death
wound, the body of a well-dressed man
about 35 years of age, was found bullet-riddled
in 107th street. His as
sasin or assassins had sent Ave bul
lets into him and made their escape
without leaving a tangible clue. Even
the victim's name remained unknown.
Besides these cases, the police still
were grappling to-day with the dar
ing daylight hold-up on. .Wednesday of
four guests at the Astor hotel in the
"Hoaring Forties" on Broadway. One
of the three hold-up men was cap
tured by guests, bit the other two es
caped and the police so far have been
unable to trace them or even glean
information of value concerning them
from their captured comrade.
The Andrews murder and robbery,.
coming in broad daylight, in a section
which the police were specially guard
ing and had posted as "unsafe" for
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ROBBER KILLED
AS HE FLED
But He Succeeded in Giv
ing Mortal Wound to
Policeman
WHO HAD TRIED
TO BLOCK WAY
criminals during the holiday season,'
drew expression of alarm from the
Sterling Silver Manufacturers' associ
ation, to which Andrews belonged.
The association drafted letters to
Governor Smith and Mayor Hylan pro
testing aguinst police inefficiency and
hints were given out by some mem
bers that a "vigilance committee''
might be formed unless greater Bafcty
could be assured them.
BOSTON BRAVES WILL
TRAIN IN TEXAS
Slain Robber Was One of
Two Men Who Attempt
ed Hold-up in Chicago
Chicago, Dec. 17. One of two hold
up men who attempted to rob the
Home Drug company store on the busi
est corner in Chicago, was chased
through street crowds and killed by
police in a gun battle just before mid
night last night.
Policeman Charles Conlon, who tried
to head off the hold-up men, was fa
tally wounded by the robber a moment
before the latter was slain. The look
out of the bandit pair escaped in the
crowds just emerging from the the
atres along Randolph street.
Trescnce of mind of the girl cash
ier of the drug store saved the money
in the till. When confronted by the
bandit she locked the cash drawer and
then held up her hands. Policemen
...rnr;.J lm man while he was hold
ing up a number of customers. Firing j
as he ran lie started norm on
street and encountered Conlon. An
other officer ran up just as Conlon
was shot, and killed the robber.
CARD INDEXING VOTERS.
BESS AND JESS HAVE PURCHASED
DAD'S SUBSTANTIAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
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Into a Day of Commercial Life Comes the Rp
mance and the Thrill of True Christmas Buying
And There Will Be No Barnstorming
Tours Prior to Opening of Na
tional League Season.
Boston, Dec, 18. Galveston, Texas,
will be the training ground for the Bos
ton Braves next spring. Instead of
barking the ball on the skin diamonds
of small southern towns, the team will
practice on the Texas league park at
Galveston until a week or ten days
before the National league season
starts. The barnstorming tour of re-1
cent years has been abandoned and Breathe Hyorael for Two Minutes and
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Women Must Give Statistics in Massa
chusetts. Boston. Dec. 16. In order that a de
scriptive list may be had on tile, wom
en in this city will be compelled to reg
ister again if they wish to vote next
year, according to a statement issued
at the election department. The height
and weight of all registrants will be
entered. Owing to the short time avail
able for regihtering for the recent elec
tions women were only required to give
their age. The additional details, elec
tion officials said, are wanted to guard
against improper voting.
Banish Catarrh
Yesterday was a record day
of pleasure, delight and happi
ness. Bess and Jess bought their
Christmas gifts for dad
bought them here.
The girls breezed into the
store early, with smiles on
their faces, action and delight
in every move they made.
"We just feel like scream
ing," exclaimed Bess,. "Every
thing has worked out so de
lightfully well we can't express
the fullness of our pleasure.
There wasn't a hitch. Show
the schedule," and she turned
to Jess for the detailed infor
mation. The book with the figures
was forthcoming, and this is
the schedule as presented by
Jess:
From Aunt Lucia . , $.if).00
From Unde Harry 50.00
From Uncle Will 100.00
From Bess... 20.00
From Jess . 20.00
Total
,..$240.00
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Men's Four-Buckle
Overshoes
First quality, were t."i.00
and $..25, now $1.50
Men's 12-Inch Leather Tops
and Swampers
Were $l and $fi.o0,, now
............$5.25 '! $3.65
Men's Felt Shoes
Were fl.00, now $3.29
Men's Wool Hose
Were 65c and 76c, now. .
49c and 59c
Misses' and Children's
Red Felt Comfys -
W ere 1. CO and ?2.2.", now
$1.69 nJ $1.79
Overshoes
Were $3.73, now $2.98
Men's Sheepskin Footings
Were $2.2:., now $1.89
Ladies' Overshoes
Were 4$ 50, now $3.49
Ladies' Felt Comfy Slippers
were $2.50 and' $2.75, now.Jl.93
Ladies' Dress Shoes
Black and Brown
Were $8.00, now $6.98
Were $.75, now 5.g9
Were $6.50, now 5.49
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
Men's Dress Shoes, were $10.00, now $7.98
Men's Dress Shoes, were $ 9.00, now 7.75
Men's Dress Shoes, were $ 8.50, now 7.49
Men's Dress Shoes, were $8.00, now 6.98
Men's Dress Shoes, were $ 7.50, now '. 6.49
Men's Dress Shoes, were $ 7.00, now 6.23
Men's Dress Shoes, were $ 6.50, now 5.79
Men's Dress Shoes, were $ 6.00, now 4.98
Boys' High-Cut Shoes J Boys' Dress Shoes
Two straps. ( Were $5.50 and $, now. $ .gg
Were $5 and $5.50. now Wjre $i M nw 9g
... ... $4.4- $3.98( WcH Bw '
Misses and Children's
! Men's Work Shoes
$4.49 Were $0.50, now $5.29
re f.i.iirt, ncw 4 29
3.49
2.98 Ladies Oxfords and Tumps
L98 Were $6 an ! ?5.30, now.3.98
POSLAM VITAL
TO SUFFERERS
FROM ECZEMA
only a few games, possibly with the
New iork Yankees, will be played on
the trip north. The Braves have trained
at Columbus, Ga., for the past two
years.
WILL PLAY IN BURLINGTON.
New Hampshire State College Football
Team Eas Oct. 22 ss Date.
Durham, X. H., Dec 16 Xew Hamp
shire college to-day completed with the
exception of one date, the schedule for
its football eleven next year by ar
rangements for a game with the army i
to le played at WeJ Point on Oct. 1.
Other games on the list follow: Oct.;krx
8, Dartmouth at Hanover; Oct. 22,
Vermont at Burlington; Oct. 20, Bates
at Lewiston; Nov. ', Colby at Water
ville or Portland; Nor. 12, Masachu-
If you hmvt ericm. jrour prompt use ct
P,.l.m m&v man all th different ' be
tween emmeduii comfort and a lone period:,.... Aariciiltiiral college at Durham:
of itching diitnrM. Tskj tn easy, plea- . .. , r t,n(.h.eter cr
nt way to nulck relief. Apply Prlm "nl7 cross Bl .uancnedier or
r-irht on th raw places that burn and itch. Haverhill, Max.
i I t i I lt j , U .Win ia .rvv, V, mI
reel uuiwh ....
and iwcinrd. You irtll know then to what
a hlrh state of efficiency this reliable rem
edy ha Kern brought. Toalam is concen
trated. Short treatment suffices for most
minor troubles.
SHd everywhere. For fre sample write
to Emergency LaboratorUa, 243 Weat 47th
St.. New York City. ......
Poai&m Snap, mHcaier n Pnalam.
'jiKSild be uaed if akin is tender and sen
niuve. Adv.
Centre College Turned Down Columbia.
Xew York., Dee. lfl. Centre college
has declined to play Columbia in foot
ball here next autumn secause it al
ready had arranged a game with Har
vard and did not care to make another
trip.
Stuffed Up Head Will Go.
If you want to set saia relief from ca
tarrh, cold In the head or from an Irritat
Inn cough In the horteat time, breathe
rlyomei.
It will clean sut your hrmi in two min- I
utrt and allow you to breathe freely, awsvke
or asleep, or money refunded.
Hyomd should end a cold in one day,
and relieve you of disgusting- snuffles,
hawking, aplttinc and offensive breath in
a week.
Hyomei ia made chiefly front eucalyptus,
a soothing, healing, germ-killing- antireptic,
that coma from the eucalyptus foreata of
nd Australia, where t-alarrh. aatnma
other bronchial troubles are seldom
iwwn.
Hvomei ia Dleasant and easy to breathe.
Just pour a few drop into the Hard Rub
ber Inhaler, use as directed and relief is
almost certain.
A Complete Hyomei Outfit., including in-
Kalr and one bottle of Hyomei, casts but
little at the Red Croaa Pharmacy and drujr-
eJt everywnce A1v
"You see," broke in Bess,
"we are $75.00 ahead of our ex
pectations. Aunt Lucia trave
$50.00 instead of the $25.00 we
asked for, and Uncle Will, the
good old dear, sent his check for
$100.00 instead of for $50.00.
And dad doesn't know, doesn't
expect, what we've been up to.
He looks for all the world as if
he were going to receive an
other ash tray," and the store
rang with the laughter of the
girls.
Then we got busy, so did the
girls, with the result as follows!
Blue Serge Suit... $53.50
Hart, Schaffner fc Marx
Overcoat 53.50
Fine Leather Bag 14.40
' Velour Hat .5
Two Suits of Underwear 11.32
Three Shirts 6.87
Three Collars 1.00
One four-in-Hand Tie 1.20
Four pairs Stockings.... 4.28
. Sheep Lined Coat. . 33.00
Total $185.61
"You see," said Jess, "our
fund amounts to $240.00 and
we have purchased here gifts
amounting to $185.61, which
leaves us a balance of $54.29."
"But," broke in Bess, "we
really haven't but $4.29, The
extra $50.00 that came from
Uncle Will, you know, we're
going to give to dad in money.
We're gping to take a brand
new $50.00 bill and place it in
the vest pocket of the new vest
and let dad find it there. Now,
what will we do with the
$4.29?"
"Cigars," exclaimed Jess.
"Let's make 'em good
cigars," suggested Eddie
Owens.
And he and Moore contribut
ed to the cigar fund by two dol
lars each and Bess and Jess
started for the tobacconist.
Now, girls, get the Bess and
Jess spirit of giving practical
things for Christmas. It isn't
necessary to go in as exten
sively as Bess and Jess, but
what you buy for the male
members of the family and for
the fellow whose name, sooner
or later, you expect to confis
cate, let it be the useful, prac
tical things men like.
By the by, at Quick Money
Sale prices Bess and Jess saved
on the purchases they made
$43.34.
Do likewise, girls, save and
give the right way.
MOORE & OWENS
Barre's Leading Clolhlers 122 N. Main St. Tel. 275-M
Ends indteestfon
It relieves stomach misery, sour stom
ach, belching and all stomach disease
or rxoney back. Large box of tablets
a all druggist in aU towns. ,
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Were $5.00, now.
Were ft.50, now.
Were $4.0i, now.
Were $3.50, now.
Were $2.50, now.
I The N. D. PJicIps Co., las
Table Lamps, Grills and Toasters
We handle the EDEN washing machine,
Apex Cleaner, and have a nice line of Table
Lamps the latest patterns, Electric Flat
Irons, Grills, Toasters, Heating Pads, etc.
We are in shape to do your house wiring,
shed wiring and anything in that line.
We have in stock 3 and 5 h. p. motors.
We also repair all kinds of electric motors at
reasonable prices.
We alw sell the Magnetic Heater for heat
ing air for surface cutters.
Bryan Marsh Lamps of all sizes, dive us
a ca!l and we will try and please you.
The Cushman Company
Barre, Vermont liEImSU Phone 203-R.
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Christmas All m num Special
We offer this Aluminum Ware, purchased for a Christmas
Sale, at a 20 Per Cent Discount during the remainder of this week.
DOUBLE
BOILERS
Regular Price
$2.00
Sale Price
$1.60
PERCOLATORS
Regular Price
$2.70
Sale Price
$2.16
TEA KETTLES
Regular price
$4.40
Sale Price
$3.52
TEA POTS
Regular Prices
$2.55 and $2.10
ale Trices
$2.04 and $1.6S
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AMERICAN MARRIES VISCOUNT.
Eleanor May Guggenheim the Bride of
Viscount Stuart.
London, Dec. 18. Viscount Stuart,
son and heir of the siith Karl of Cas
tle Stewart, and Miss F.leanor Majr
Guggenheim, daughter of Solomon R.
Guggenheim of Xew York City, were
married here to-day.
Big Strike in Mexico Averted.
Mexico City, Dec. 16. A general
strike of railway telegraphers and sta
tion agents called yesterday has been
averted. Several demands were grant
ed and others submitted to arbitration.
BOHEMIAN TOWN IN UPROAR.
Troops and Strikers Clashed; Six of
Latter Killed.
Prsgue, Dec. 15. Martial law has
been declared at Bruex, a town in Bo
hemia, 14 miles north of Saats, by tbj
Cxeeho-Slovakian government, in eon
sequence of a clash between troops and
strikers, during which six workmen
were killed and 15 wounded. .,
To Stop a Cough Quick
take HAYES HEALING HOXEY. It
Stops the Tickle, Heals the Throat and
Cures the Cough. lriee 35c. A free box
o.f GROVE'S O-rEX TRATE SALVE
for Chest Colds, Head Colds and Croup
is enclosed with every bottle. Adv.
! Santa Olaus Headquarters I
MEASURING CUPS Regular Prices, 20c, 15c, 12c; Sale
Prices, 16c, 12c, 10c.
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Phone 28
Barre
for Holiday Boxes and
sfaUstatfaf-arMr f r) Sl a"f f SIO
will please yourself and please us.
All our Candies are strictly fresh.
Special Prices on Candies Until After Christmas
SUPERIOR HOME-MADE CHRISTMAS CANDY, per lb 35c
AMERICAN MIXTURE, per It) 40c
SPECIAL MIXTURE, per lb 49c
ASSORTED CREAM CHOCOLATES, per lb 49c
PEANUT BRITTLE, per lb 39c
BUTTER ALMONDS, per lb 85c
any many more which you will see in our store.
Agency for Apollo, Charter, Maple Grove,
Whitman's and Durand's
In plain and fancy boxes, from
75c to $8.00
Alsb a full line of Lovell & Corel's in Christmas boxes.
Also a full line of Charter Bulk Chocolates. Come in and let us show you the
largest line of Box and Bulk Candies in the city.
Don't forget our Hot Chocolate and Ice Cream. Best in town. Calendars to
our customers.
Barre Candy Kitchen, Inc.
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