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ANTRIM, N. H., WEDNESDAY,
The Antrim Woman's Club
Caacus Nominees
Met Monday, Marcb 1, at 3 o'clock.
The meeting was in eharge of Mre.
Irva VanBuskirk, director of the Art
and Travel departmeat. The follow.
each held their caucus Tuesday even-
The
RepnbMcans
intf at the town
acd
hall
former in lhe firrr." the
iog program was presented :
m HALL RENT
Democrats
buildiog;
later
in
the
thT
T
mans
Selectmen's n o m .
The nominations
Sabject—Some Modem Painters.
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Piano Solo, Spinning Song — Miss are as f o l l o w s :
Gladys Brooks.
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DEMOCRATIC
Paper, The Dawn of Modern Art—Mrs.
Selectmen, Warren W. Merrill, Walter
Irva VanBuskirk.
Paper, Axt Beyond the Alps—Mrs. F. Knapp, Dennis W. Cooley.
Town Clerk, Morris E. Xay.
Marietta Lang.
* l ^ E L D by the Board of Trade at the town hall
Towo Treasurer, George P. Little.
Paper, American Paintings—Mrs. AdeHE ANTRLM WOMAN'^ CLUB solicits t b e
Road Agent, Martin A. Haefeli.
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on Monday evening of this week, attended laide Elliott.
interest of the citizen.^ in the following a i ^
Overseer of the Poor, Warren W. MerPiano Solo.Valse Caprice—Miss Gladys
by nearly forty men, mostly from the village sec
t i d e in the town warrant:
rill
Brooks.
tion of the town. William E. Cram, president of
Library Trustees, 3 years, Elmer W.
"To see if the town will give the Wi-raan's .Qlub
T b e third of tbe evening meetings
the Board, presided, and in the absence of the r e g Merrill, Richard C. Cuddihy.
the use of the town hall two evenings e;ich year for
for
tbe
s
t
o
d
y
of
literature
will
he
held
-4ilat-8ecretary,^ H, W_. Eldted5.e_wa8 _apiiointed to
Trustee Saltmarsh Fund, 3 yeara, Geo.
public entertainment.".
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in the club room, Monday. March 8 , P. Little.
act in this capacity for this meeting.
The
proceeds
of
these
entertainments
would
b
e
Auditors, James I. Patterson, Charles
Subject, J»aquiu MilOn a number of the Articles, there were no at 7.30 p . m .
used
for
the
civic
work
of
the
Club.
D.
White.
ler,
These meetings have been well
recommendations whatever, and upon those which
It will be argued that oths-r organizations in,
attended and greatly enjoyed.
All
action was taken we are giving herewith the votes
the town will ask for the same privilege. Tb&
REPUBLICAX
members interested are urged to attaken under such Articles only ; the others were
Woman's Club is the cnly organization which is
Town Clerk, Morris E. Nay.
tend thetn.
left to be considered and saiisfactorially "threshed
Town Treasurer, George P. Littlo,
doing work for the young people. It has hired a
Marietta S. L s n g . R S.
out" in town meeting.
Selectmen, Chas. F. Butterfield. War- building and furnished it attractively with the e n d
ren W. .Merrill, Cari H. Robinson.
3 To see bow much money the town will appr«.
in.view that it may be used by the boys and girls
Overaccr of the Poor. 0.*car H. Robb.
priate for the "James A. Tattle Librarj-."
and
young men and women. The Boy.Scouts hold
At the regular mi^pticg of
the
Roiui Agent, Lucius E. Parker.
Under this Article it was thought best to r e c - A o t r i m -Woman's - Club, MondHy, . Trustee* James A. Tuttle Library. 3 their meetings in t h e C l u b - b u i l d i n g .
A phy«icai
o a m e n d the ?ame suro as last year, $250.
March 1, the folirwing vote waa years, Charles W. Prentiss, William J. culture class for girls and young women h a s ' b e e n
B. C.-\nneH.
4 To see how much meney the tewn will approtaken:
made possible and a Camp Fire Girls organlzatioa
Trustee Saltmarsh Fund, 3 years, Geo.
priate to assist Ephmim Wejton Post, Ko, 87, G.A.R.,
has been started.
"In view of a misunderstanding on the P. Little.
in properiy observing Memorial D.iy.
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part of some of our townspeople as to
Auditors, Hayward Cochrane, Edmund
The Ciub wishes to enlarge its work and to b o
Voted to recommend the sum of $50.
the work the Woman's Club is doing in M. Lane.
useful
to the town in every possible way. It is a
town we have published in the Antrim
6 To see if tSie town will have xhe Invoice aod
civic
organization
and is recognized as s u c h
Reporter
this
notice:
Taxes printed for the eosuicg year, with the valuatioa
Health Promotes Happiness
j tiin.iighout the country. Money is needed to carry
That while the Woman's Club feels
of each lot of real estato pKnted separately, and ap-itself-to be a civic organiz<ition and. has
propriate a sum ol money therefor, dr take any otber
m r i t s work an"d"the citizens of the town can h e l p
Without health, genuine joy is imthe best interests of our town at heart,
action thereon.
by voting for this article.
CLUB MEMBER.
and will promote these interests in every possible ; without good digestion and
Voted to recommend that Invoice and Taxes way within its power, politics has no
regular bowel movement you caRnui
be so printed.
place in ils work; that it never has nor have bealth.
Why neglect keeping
does it intend now to mix up in political
S To see if tlie town wiU vote to rsjse and approbowels open and risk beiog sick aad
affairs
of
the
town
in
any
way."
'
priate tbe amount of nioney secessary to secure State
ailing? You don't bave tn.
Take
aid for the permanent improrement of highways.
one small Dr. King's N e w Life Pill
New Garage for Antrim
Voted to recommend that a sufficient sum be
Our T o w n Meeting c o m e s next Tuesd.'iy and t h e
and in the mortjiug you will have a
raised and appropriated.
annual
business will then be transacted for the n e x
full, free bowel movement aod feel
R e v . H. A . Cooledge, of Baldwins
10 To see how muoh money the town will vote to
twelve-month.
T h e r e is much important business o n
much
bet-er.
Helps
your
appetite
raise to repair old cemeterres in town, or take any othville. M a s s . , who reeeotiy purchased
and your thoughtful attention and best j u d g e m e n t Wil
and
digestion.
Try
one
tonight.
er action thereon.
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tbe Otis Smith place ou Depot street,
be n e e d e d to d o for the town that w h i c h is best.
The
adv.
Voted to recommend the sum of $50.
through the agenfv ol Sawyer &
several .A.rticles in the warrant wiil all have to be a c t e d
12 To see if the town will vote to take from the
Boyd, was in
town
OD Friday
iii)i..n. even_ if there are n o . r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s in e v Wood For Sale
road agent's district tbe permanent improvement road
last to eloae tbe desi ami take pusses; cry case.
built in 1913 aod a section of the Clinton and North
sion of the property
He bad mXh.
Braach road so-called, and instruct the Selectmen to
What we wish to say is that every voter wants t o
"Green bard wood. 4 loot length, f
him
a
contractor
and
builder
who will
arrange with the Snite Highway department to maindo th;u which wiil be for the besl interests of t h *
for saie at S3 .50 [UT cnr.- deiivi-.re.l
begin very soon operatious on a COBtain said sections of road under the State patrol sys.As is alway.- t-ie case, there will be in:;tters o f
Dry wood, 4 foot !c-ii;ii;i .it $.') 1)0 town.
tem, and appropriate or set aside from the amount
crete garage 3 0 x 5 0 feet and an auto
per
cord-rteiivered,
8G
00
Jeiivtre.i
iu
vit,ii
i
m
p
o r U n c e c o m i n g up t;-..it .should be >i-;iled in a
raised for highway work, the sum of $-^50 for this purrepair s h o p ; also he has hired a n j
stove ieuglhs.
pose.
most
thoughtful
manner.
T h e i;re,-;ent t:i.\ r.ite i.-^ h i g h j
expert automobile mucbini-'t to look
true, we have something to show for it. but it is w e l l
Albert Brver. Msr.,
It was the sense of the meeting to recommend after this work. It is his intentioa to
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Antrim
not to make progress too f.ist along tp.i.s hne.
No town
$250 to carry the Article into effect.
bave tbis business in running order Tel. 11U22
can hope to jiucceed alw.-iys .inu keej. .uiv.incing i t s
14 To see if the town will vote to lay out- .-ind
hy Mfty 1, and he will be moved here
Suspicious of It.
build a sidewalk on the right side of High street going
tax rate, r.-iising its v.il.i.uion. ami gmnwig .; little e a c h
with bia family by tbat lime
Soon
"N'o." said tho capitalist. "I don't be."
up Poor's hill socalled, beginning at the Bennington
T h e s e .ill ii.we to \,c done a t
bney times will be seen ou -'llie tri- llev(» 'hts invention can amount to ! year in its indebtedness.
road and cxtcndiug to Ple.isant street, or t.iko any acmuch.
I
?-.^ess
I'll
not
invest
any
'
times,
b-.it
only
.i>
.
;
^tri.
!
;ii.tu-r rf li-.'siiu-- lor t >«
ancle."
tion thereon .
monpy in it."
[ town should these extre;.,t,- ;;-,;-,iS.ires be resortei! tn.
Voted to recommend that the Selectmen lay
"I'ii:;." hi.? partnor^f-p^I'^ti. "it looks ;
Let every one attend tiit- r.ieeting, take an interest
No Use to Try to Wear Out a Cold Boofl. Poople who havo exami&ed it i
o a t the sidewalk.
-.iy it's' one of tlie ,crr.r>.t'>st things that i in all m.itters for consider.ition. .nnd vote ex.ictlv w h a t
17 To see if the town will vote to purchase of O.
.-jvi-"—-' yo;i think wil: bc-.-.e
tour, • .Antrim .IS .-3 town ;»
H. R'>bb a small tract of l.-vnd to enlarge the'^iublTc" ' " -It w+U..wear-.vou <"t~-.iir(H»r«i. T h n n - "It's
no
US".
Thrre
m!i?t
bo
somewhat we are uork.r, :or : this t me.
a n d s keep on sufic-ina with coughi! dumping grounds and build a fence between said
thir.i: ivrong .-.bout it. Tho Inventor
dumping ground.-* .ind land of 0. H. Robb, and approand colds ihroiiiiii nejlfct and (IOIHV, • si-ein? -o be. thoroughly practical."
A
priate a sum" of money therefor, or take any other acW h y mnke your»-if tm easy prey lo
tion thereon.
Select the Best Men for Office
The" Horrors of Matrimony.
serious ailments and epidemics as the
"Ono of the prominent ,nr;rossp.s says
Voted to recommend that a committee of three rasult of a neglei-ttd rn!d ? C.)U2hs
b e appointed to find a suitable dumping gronnd and colds sap your strength and v i - nine oi;; of ten marrias*'-? ti;rn out unRell.re t i e Rej orter ..ppe.-irs next week our ar.nu.-il
happily "
a w a y from the highway.
T
o
w
n
.Meeting .m.; .vehool Meeting will li.-^ve b e e n
tality unless rhocki-il in the early
'"\'os " ropliod the old bnrliolor. "if
held.
Tl-.e c.TUi u«os were duly hebl and men noni;18 To see if the town will vote to accept any trust
a
m.nn
mnrrios
a
woman
fcr
I-.'-:beauty
s t a g e s . eOr. Kirjj;'. N%.w Discovery
funds that may bo offered.
h-3 Is li's-oly to find th.if a u<>ffi doa! of nateii for t'-.e sever.-ii oftices; most of them be( a-.-.se
is what you need—the fir-t do9e-help«,
!t is cduntorfrit. and If h- i.ikes her
A vote was taken to recommend snch accept- Vour bead clears np, you breathe for
her money tho chanros arn that they are good men for the positions for wliirh thev ;irt'
ance.
Prob,ibly a; no time in o-jr b.istory h a v e
freely and y o u feel so moch better. sho w:il merely givo hin; .-in allow- nomin.itrd.
22 To see if the town will vote to give the Womwo needed better n-.cn. .inti n-ien of e x p e r i e n c e and fitBuy a boille today snd stsrt tsking ance."
an's Club the use of the town hall for two public enness, to take i-h,irge of o-.ir town .iff.iirs th,in we do at
at ooce.
adv
tertainments in a year, or toke any other action thereHer K i n d Suggestion.
this
present time.
We feel sure that the men elected
on.
"After I am dead and Kono." the
poet wrarlly said, "I suppose men with •»-ili liave thc interest of the town at heart.
2.3 To soo it tho town will vote to give the use of
plenty of money will bo pi,id to pay
We miglit s.iy a whole lot on this s u b i e r t . and a
the town hall to tho .-Vntrim Poultry Association for
big prlros for tho m,in'.i.«rripts which
their annual poultry .show, or take any other action
A r t h u r H i l l s has recovered from editorB refuae to accopt on any terma bit regarding the member to be elected on the S c h o o l
thereon.
h i s r e c e n t sickne.ss;
now."
Board, but we feel our people can bc d e p e n d e d upon
'"^'hy don't you get revongc." hts to d o the right thing and elect the best men to oftice
I t was voted to take np these two articles t o - Mrs. M a u r i c e Poor is v i s i t i n g for a
f e w w e e k s w i t h relatives near B o s - discouraged wife replied, "by destroy.gether and consider tbem as one.
ing your manuscripts as f.ist as you
ton.
Voted to recommend that both of these a r t i make them?"
Oscar
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p
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n
g
his
brother.
cles be dismissed.
W i l l H i l l s , In t h e shop.
Hit Polite Suggestion,
On most of the Articles those present had
r^awrence M a h o n e y , w h o is an at- ^ "Do you know Miss Almont?"
Owing to the sale of the Farnham dry g o o d s busisomewhat to say, dwelling mostly on those treating t e n d a n t at the State H o s p i t a l in ' "Yes, She is one of my doarest enof electric lighting of the streets of the town and •We-otboro, Mas.4., is the g n e s t of h i s emies. After I had bought theater ness to K. M. I.ane and his sister, Miss L a n e , a grand
tickets and buncties of roses and grood stock-reducing sale h.is been in.iug\irated c o m m e n c i n g
the public damping ground. The former was left sister, Mrs. E . K. W h e e l e r .
meals for her almost every day for a today. $ 3 0 0 0 worth of season.ible .md saleable g o o d s
Reports from W h i t o n H i l l s , w h o is
withoat recommendation while the latter found a
year she became u i g r y because I hlntsentiment in favor of finding a new place for this In a hospital at N a s h u a , are not as ed that her eyebrows would look bet- are offered for sale at a gre.it .S.K rifice. Read the f.yerssatisfartory as his friends would l i k e ter If shp loft thorn unponctlod. and and secure some of these riesir.<be barg.iins while thepnrpose away from any pnblio highway.
to hoar.
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CLINTON VILLAGE
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H. S. Farnham Sells Business
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MAMMOTH STOCK-REDnCHfG SALE
WORTH of High Grade Dry^oods, Gents' Furnishings, Hats,
Gaps, Boots, Shoes, "RuTOers, Stationery, Toys, Tinware, an^T"
Enamel Ware, to be sold at sacrijBoe prices less than cost.
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SALE WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3,1915
At this time when the cost of living is high, and many people are having hard work to make both ends meet, we are offering .you a
chance of your lifetime to obtain your necessary every-day needs at surprisingly low prices. Everything in our store is slashed to prices
which defv competition.
We ask you to test our claims.
Every article in the store is marked with red figures.
Supply your
wants NOW as this chance will not last long.
Read over these prices cjirefully and then corae and take the goods away.
Royal Worcester
Mcn^s Furnishings
Dry Goods
Blankets
gg^'"°^ Goods
$2:00 Wool t:;,,.|,
; $ 1 . 3 5 26c Hosiery
5 P $1.00 Negligee Shirts
73c
1 9e
7c Simpson Print
50c Negligee Shirts
39c
lie
150 ('ofton
, . 1 . 0 5 15c Hosiery
12 1.2c Percales.
9 i c 1.00 Dress Shirts
50c
1.00 Cotton
7 5 c ISc Fleeced Hose
.9e
8 c Apron Ginghams
5c
SOc Work Shirts
3 9 c $3.00 value for
25c Infants Hose
1 9e
12 l-2c Dress Ginghams
9ic
50c Suspenders
3 8 c 2.00 value for
15c Infants Hose
lie
25c Suspenders
I 9 c 1.50 value for
12 l-2c Misses Vests..'
Qe
lSc_Ripplette......_.........^ 1 1 c
$1.50 Shirt W a i s t s . . . . . . , 7 7 . 9 8 o 19c Misses Pants
.,
45c
12 l-2c
10c and l i e Outing Flannel . . . 8 c 1.00 Caps
1.00 value for
1.25 Shirt Waists
8 9 c SOc Infants Wool Shirta
SOc Cap?
35c
SSc
•20c A C A Ticking
15c
1.00
value
(nursing)
5
0
c
i,00_.Shirt
Waists
.
.
7 5 c -60c Infan tft-WoolBaadfr
89c C a p s . . .
....19c
35o37 l-2c Eiderdown
26c
S'Oc valiie for 2^6 and 40c 76c Shirt Waists
. 4 9 c 2&C Nazareth Waists
15c Corliss Coon Collars . 8c, 10c
19o
IScOraeh, all linen
10c
1-29
50c Brassiers for
?8c 1.76 Sammer Dresses
50c Underwear
86c
12 1.2c Crash, all linen
9c
1.50
Summer
Dresses
1.10
25c Underwear
19c
50c Children's Waists 25c
•29c Hncfcabuck
19c
1.00
Summer
Dresses
79c 25c Goods for
,....79o
10c Crash
••7c 1.00 Union Suits
18o
126
Wrappers
.79c
1.00
OutingNigbt
Shirta
66c
S l inch Bleached Sheeting
23c
10c Goods for.
.7e—
1.75 Kid, Dogskin Gloves.. .1.15 5c Goods for
60c Ootton Night Shirts
38c
Sl inch Unbleached Sheeting 22c
Sc
1.25 Kid, Dogskin G l o v e s . . . .89c 3c Goods for
25c Hose
19c
S6 inch Bleached Cotton. .T^c-lGc
.2e
85c
Cloth
1.00 Silk Gloves
69o lo Goods for
15c
Hose
10c
42 inch Bleached Cotton
14c
2 for l e
76c Chamois Gloves
SOc Toilet Paper
65c Cloth
12 1 2c Hose
8c
15c Lonsdale Cambric
He
.4 for 25e
SOc
Silk
Gloves
SSc
25
and
50c
Ties
19c
50c
Cloth
33c-and 39c
20c Pillow Tubing
15c
50c Handkerchiefs'
37 l-2c 2.50 Napkins
36 inch Unbleached Lockwood 8c
1.80 26c Cotton, Wool G l o v e s . . . .19e
Hosiery
39c
25c
Handkerchiefs
19c
40 inch Unbleached Lockwood 9c
SOc Value for
86e
2.25 Napkins
1.50 SOc
87
l-2o
Hosiery
28c
12
1
2c
Handkerchiefs
9c
6c Cheese Cloth
-i l-2c
85c
Valne
for
.23e
50c Tray Cloth
?5c 25.C Hosiery
19c
10c Handkerchiefs
8c
12 l-2c Cotton Batts
...10c
25c Value for
1^
29c
Tray
Cloth
19c 15c Hosiery
lie
oc Handkerchiefs
4c
•25c White Lawn
18c
15c Value for
9e
19c Tray Cloth
10c
13c 12 l-2c Summer Vests
35c
15c White Lawn
H e I 50c Gloves and Mittens
110c Value for
Te
25c Summer Vests
19c
25c Gloves and Mittens
19c
12 l-2c White Lawn
9c
7c Value for
4e
50P. Medium.Heavy Und'w'r, 33c
Wash Ties
4 for 25c
15c Long Cloth
He
6o Value for
8c
1.00 Med'm,Heavy Und'w'r, 59o
17c
12 1.2c Long Cloth
9c| 25c Cuff Links
SOc Union Suits
26c
15c Cuff Links
9c
25c Mercerized Batiste
18c
75c
Ladies'
Rubbers
5
5
c
50 and 59c Overalls
40c
•25c Nainsook
I'i'c
5c Silkateen
4o
50c Jumpers
35c Children's Rubbers 1-2 Price
25c Crossbar Muslin
17c
2»e
Pearl
Bnttons
15c
40c Lambs Wool Soles 25c
90c
25c White Pique
19c 1.50 Duster C( ats
Pearl Buttons
8e
25c "
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18c, 19c 50c Hamburg Corset Covers. 39c 15c
60c Bovs Shirts and
25c White Poplin
19c
10c
Elastic
Bair
Net
8
for
10c
"Blouses
38 and 39c
12 l-2c White Dimity
Sc
50c Ladies' Gaiters
29c | 25c Hamburg Corset Covers, 19c 10c Peets Hook and Eye
8c
oOc
Bovs
Negligefi
Shirts..39c
15c Corset Covers
8c
26c Flaxoti
16c
25c Ladies' Gaiters
l5c 1.25
10c
Collar
Support
4e
350 DrpfS Pants, size 40
$2.25
Night Robes
79c
16c Linon
H e 3 00 Dress Pants, size 40
1.25
25c
Dressing
Combs
18e
TSc Chemises
89c
59c Linen
-iSc 3.0(1 Dress Pants, size 40
2.00
lOe
SOc
Drawers
38c 16c Dressing Combs
19c Juvenile Cloth
1-ic
10c
Dressing
C
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m
b
s
.
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,
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..,»^^_^c—
25c Drawers
19c
15c Crepe
He
D r y G o o d s continued
15c Silk Featherbone
10c
5.00
value
for
3.25
White
Skirts
Reduced
1-2
S9c Jacquard Tussah
23c
15c Taffeta Binding
lie
25c
Linen
Canvass
17c
3,00 and 3,60 for
1.75
12 l-2c Figured Lawn
7c
15c Bias Seam Tape
8c
15c Canvass
10c
•25c Ratine
15c
2.50 value for
1.50
8c Royal Society F l o s s . . . ,8 for 5c
1.25 Lace Curtains
69c
7 c Cambric
-.
^5c
1.29 20c Columbia Floss.. .8 and 15c 10c Ball Floss and Gordichet.. .7c
1.00 Lace Curtains
59c 2,00 value for
12 1-2 Silkoline
10c
16c
1.05 23c Col'mbia Germ'nt'n, 10, 17c 25c Crochet Silk
50c Lace Curtains
SOc /.50 value for
2cc Mercerized 8atteen
17c
10c Crochet Silk
6c
1..50
Hed
Spreads
$1.10
1,00
value
for
69c
40c
Columbia
Scotch
SOc
15c Percaline
He j
8c
Clinton
Safety
Pin
6c
1.25 Hed Spreads
85c
75c value for
50c 15c Columbia Saxony. .6 and 12c 26c Bone Hair Pins
10c Colored Cheesecloth
7c , 15c Pillowslips
He
18c
2oc Danish Poplar
20c j 85c Sheets
69c
15c Bone Hair Pins
lie
50c School Bags
25c
•1.00 Wool Serge
75c j 50c Damask. Huck Towels..38c
100
yard
Spool
Silk
6,
8
and
9c
2.00
.69c Wool Serge
•iScj 25c Damask. Hnck Towels.. 19c 3.00 Umbrellas
10
yard
Spool
Twist
lc
Cards
16 for 10c
75c 26 in. Messaline Silks
55c j I.'S-' Plain. Turkish T o w e l s . . H e 2.00 Umbrellas
I . O O lc
Clarks
O
N
T
Thread
65c
doz
V2 1 2c Pliiin. Tnrk'hTow'ls 10c
Antrim Photo Views.. .3 for 5c
26c Curtain Scrim
15c | Sc Plain. Turkish Towels
75c Umbrellas
40c
6c
5c Willimantic Col. T h r e a d . . . . l c
16c Cnrfai" Scrim
H e l 4.5c Siik Fiosf Pillows
SOc
RIBBONS Marked
.38c LACES & HAMBURGS
12 l-2c ("nrtain Scrim
Ofj hot- Silk Floss Pillows
EMBROIDERY GOODS
C),")''Silk
Floss
Pillows
45c
Sc Curtain Scrim
•"'<• i
Way Below Gost
Nearly Half Price
76c Silk Floss Pl Ilo A-s
50c Reduced Below Cost
K e d , W h i t e , Blue H u n t i n g . . 4 l - 2 c
G)rsets
$150
1.25 Ladies* Furnishings
1.00
73c
Stationery
Table Linen
65c
45c
Enamel and Tinware
Shoes 1-2 Price
Small "Wares
Muslin Underwear
Sweaters
Yams
Post Cards
I
Mail Orders Promptly Attended To
This Sale is Strictly Cash
Our Telephone Number is Antiim 18-3
• Store Open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings
HAROLD S. FARNHAM
Town
Hall
Building,
ANTRIM, N. H.
•,. V I
-.nnr:. •r/rt.ifi': m^ '->-..
fiiffi^^*-'
Antrim Locals
NOBTH^RANCH
Owing' to the serioas illness o f oar
termer corrcBpoDdeDt several items
.Hoose PaintinC
were omitted a few weeks ago wbioh
are ot interest to "Nortb Branebites."
Paper Hanging, Kalsomining, etc.,
We are informed of a gift to the
done io the right way at right prices. North Branch Cbapel of a very niee
Apply CO
bible; tbe gift of Norman Morse and
H. W . ELLIOTT. _.
for which the society i» vety
AntritD, N. H
gratefal.
49 Mariover St.
^ l i e Fashion Shop
Opposite Tbe Audhorium
Agnes R. Hughes A n n s M. Howe
MANCHESTER, N. H.
Ooats Coats Ooats
Wednesday Morning, 9 O'clock
•The Ladiee' Circle have elected
Lyman A. Tenney was iif Peterboro
tbeir officers for tbe ensuing year.
CD Taesday.
Mrs.
Warreo Wbeeler resigned as
Mrs.
H . L. Allen haa b«en quite president, Mra. Madison Mcllvin
We will place on Sale Fifty of our best selling
'aick~w\W"ibe grippe tfie pastweeV;
takes ber place.
Mrs. Silos Taft
styles in Winter Coats] You cah"cfi6o'se~ffom'
Som«ihiog sboot Spring Suits ; aexe succeeds herself as vice president;
an excellent range of materials, colors and
display adv. of Goodwin's on fiftti also Mrs. George Lowe is ber own
styles, Sale Price.
,
successor. We feel that a few words
page today.
»^^
aboald
be
said
in
regard
to
Mra.
Mrs.
George Heritage, from Amea
baiy, Mass., visited loeeph Heritage Wheeler's work in the Circle. She
The Balance of our Higher Priced Coats to be Marked Accordingly
bas WTwed two years as president and
and wife on Tneeday.
t
been varemitting in 4er labor for tfae
ICis. Cbarlea KiVbe, from P r o « society., and tbroagh ber eSorta it hss S U I T S in long and short coated effects, S K I R T S balance, of our Winter Skirts,
tleoce, E X . , a forster resident, was
been very snccessfni.
We bope the
every garment this season's make, the
suitable for factory, office 1
O t t
tfae gaest of irteada<bere Taesday. ,
new fjicsideot will aSao make good.
and
school
wear,
at
.
.
•*•
•
*
^ ^^
materials
are
gabardines
4^^
^
f
^
The Belief Conps will hold Dkeir
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
A.
L.
Canningbam's
serges, poplins, etc. . . ^ • •CFC^
n g a l a r Town Meetiag dinoer at G . A .
W a i s t s in messaline, all
tfm^^
eisteue, Mrs. E . G- Farlsy and Mra.
R. hall.
a^*^
D
B
;
.
E
S
S
£
S
in
smart
designs,
made
in
A . W. LeBoeof, have been vimting
colors and sizes . . . . stP <5
A difecount of 20 {ier ceot is oSered
all colors, suitable for all occasions, in P e t t i c o a t s in messaline . . . 9 8 c
them Ithe past week.
«D .good» at Gram's etore
'Reai his
silk and woolen mater- 9
O t t
Last week North Branch bad c o n oew adverlisemeot on 4tb page ia • to^
ials.
Sale
price
.
.
.
.
•
•
•
•
^ ^ ^ F u r s to be closed out at low prices.
sid-erAble
ezckemeut
for
a
short
time
day's Reporter.
over'-t;fae mysteriooc disappearaoBce of
Place your orders early ior strictly
a popalar yooag<osaple bat we «nderpure Maple Sjcup, *1 25 per g«<lon,
staod^bey foond tt&emselves in season
delivered. Write or tel. l l - l i , W,
to do-the chores.
F. Knapp, Antrim.
adv
Tbere seeoM tc be a prevaiHsg dog
Mrs.
Orthana Danlap, widow cf J .
dieteaper amoog'tbe dogs ot Ikis part
Danlap, who lived io Antrim Dearly
ot fbe <town ; oearly all the dogs' dy.60 years ago, died Sunday, at Nashing trem tbe dkeeee.
no, aged-Sfl-ijearSL.
Older residents
Tbe eldest daugbter ~ of H r . and
will remember her
Mrs.
Newman, employed ss boiiseMrs. iLinton hae -been on ibe sick
Ira C. Hutchiosoo and his mDther,
keeper at Maple View farm, has finlist the past week.
Mrs.iG. U- Hatcbioson, have both
Mr. Blood bas been at his heme at ished there and witb her daugbter
been ased up with •the grip cold. Ira
goae to Hillsboro.
-48-6ome-better. b«t i i s mother k not Fitdbbcrg, Mass.-, «everal dsfe the
Mrs.
Hoyt, a trained nurse from
past iveek.
j e t able to sit up
Hilleboro, and Mrs. Cora Severance,
Tfaa
JLadies
Cirde
meeta
«t
tbe
Mrs. Alonzo AKord left on the .let
visited at Brookside farm on Saturinetant for a visit among friends in Cbapel Marcb 4th, -for one of tbeir
day.
10c sappers. Mrs. Harry B i ^ s i d s o n
New York, to be absent about -ene
and Mrs. Warrea Wbeeler are o c tbe Friends of Mrs. Marie Wells, of
month, asd will etop enroute to wisit
entertainment oommiitee
for this Hiilsboro, a former resident, will be
frieuds at Mt. Hermon, Bernardsson
montb.
pleased to know sbe is rapidly recovaud Holyeke, Mass. Miss Efter Soow
ering from an operatioa performed at
Tbe
Whist
Club
met
at
Mr.
s^d
of Bolyoke, Mass., will look after tke
the N»eb4ia bospital reeeotiy.
Mrs.
Elmer
Merrill'e.
It
was
a
aSaire of tthe bome in the meantime,
M.\RCH 3, 1915
double party as Robert Nyiaader [al«o
Fred Knight, who works for F. I.
an'l possibly longer.
assisted in entertaining.
24 were Graves, ie speoding a few days in
Subscrib-e for the Eeporter, $1 preseot sod sis prizes given. Mrs. Haverhill
E. W. Grant secured first ladies*
A year.
F. I . Graves bas orders for maple
prize and Mrs. M. P. Mcllvin the products l o g o to five different states,
; Warreo Wheeler and George ir.clnding St- Paul, Minn., and Waih
A WonderfBl Healing Influeace second
Lowe nrst and secoad gentlemen's jugton, D. C.
jn Eiilney Troubles
prizes.
Bertha Merrill and Mr.
Miss Margaret Newman, a trained
Toward were given tbe consolation
A year aod a half ago I was taken witli
nurse
of tbe Keene hospital, visited
a severe attack of Kidney trouble that prizes. AD oyster supper was served
pained me to such an extent tbat mor- aitd all were aoanimous in declariog at Brookside farm last week; sbe
phine had to be given me. Was attendweat from tbere to Lucius Parker's,
ed by a doctor who pronouneed it as i t a epiendid time.
Stone in the Bladder • and prescribed
at the village, where her services were
MUs Dora Craig 1s assisting Mrs.
Lithia Water. I took Lithia Water and
needed.
Tablets for some time and received no Crombie for a few weeks.
relief from them. I stopped taking
medicines for some time, later havine
Mrs.
McMins bss us all beaten on
W.-VXTED — Ever.v lady wishing to
aome Swamp Boot in the house I decidsave
money on Dre.«s Goods to write for .
chickens,
having
started
her
incubator
ed to try it—and felt much—relieved.
While taking the second bottle commen- several weeks ago.
samples. We buy direct from the mills |
. . . .
,.
, , ,
.,_
IM.
ced to pass Gravel in urine until I had
and sell at mill prices. State the oolor The Stars of the mimic world appear regularly for our patrons. Th<
passed in all at least a half dozen or more
Ou account of the heavy rain there wanted and receive samples by return ' photoplay has brought the Very best histrionic talent witlim tue reach
aod have not suffered the slighest since
was
no school on Thursday.
Siace mail. Farr's Mill Hemnant Store, 'lifyA of the most modest puTSC.
—and in all have taken one bottle and a
half and feel very grateful to Swarap- tfae rain it has turned much colder; No. Main St., Brockton, Mass.
adv. !
Root.
the roads are so icy tbat it i* dangerYoura very truly.
ous to get around.
The recent rains
H. W. SPINK6,
Camp Hill, Ala.
bave raised tbe water in tbe ContooComedy. Modern F.ible by Georee .\de. Sompthinp neir and huniorousl
Personally appeared before me this
FOR FLETCHER'S
16th day of August, 19OT, H. W. .'^pinka, cook river so that it is dashing along
who siib.icribed the above statement and at a 2.40 gait,
made oath that the same is true in sub.We onderstand tbat the doctor is
stance and in fact.
Brorclio Bil'.y is mvirly >-ii>t\ivn.i liy tho oiill.-»ws. Western Drama.
.K. B. Lr.K,
attending a case of typhoid fever at
Ex. of Justice of Pcice.
the Bent Tuttle place.
Letter to
W. H. Toward and wife are plan.\musins: (•omciy of a r.xilioad porter's humilintinv' cxperienres.
AT
Dr. Kilmer & Co.,
Blnsrhamton, N. Y.
ning a trip to Worcester, Mass., ou
While there
Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do Thursday, Marcb 4.
they will be at tbe home of Mrs.
For You
\nim;ilca Cartoons. Will please the children.
Peterboro, N. H.
Send 10c. to Dr. KilmorA Co..Binfrham- Toward's daugbter, Mrs. Harry Mcton, N". Y., for sample size bottle. It will
convinoo anyone. You will also receive Dowell, formerly of Antrim. On F - r i d a y , I V I a r . S
a booklet of valuable information, telling tbeir return tbey will Visit her SOD.
ft. 00 to 8.30 p. m.
a'.i about the kidneys and bladdor. When
T W O REEL F E A T U R E
writing, bo suro to mention the Antrim Earl Prescott, at Milford.
SI.OO
Reporter. Regular fifty-cent and one
War nr:im.i of mystery and romanee. .\ Rood offeiini:.
doflar size bottles for sale at all drug
•tores.
If Mothers Only Knew
T H E FASHION SHOP
EAST ANTRIM
MANCHESTER, N. H .
To-Nightf
Motion Pictures {
To^wn Hall, Antrim
Wednesday Evening,
ICBANOED
Children Ory
LUTIE, THE FALSE ALARM
CASTO R I A
BRONCHO BILLY DRAMA
Bfoiled Live lobstef Suppef
JIMMIE, T H S PORTSR
The Tavern
DOC V A X ' S BOTTLE
HIS UNKNOWN GIRL
MENU
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Cbildren relieve Feverishness, HeadOysters on HaU Shell
W e ofier One Hundred Dollars ache, Bad Stomacb, Teething DisorClam Chowder
Steamed Clams
Reward for any case of Catarrh ders, move aod regulate the Bowels
Whole Broiled Live Lobster
that cannot be cured by HaU's and destroy worms. Tbey break up
Catarrh Cure.
French Fried Potatoes
Colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers
p. 3: CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.,
We, the undersigned, have known P. J. for 26 years. All druggists, 25 cts.
Apple Tie
Cheese
Chener for the last 15 yeare, and beUeve
him perfectly honorable In alt business Sample Free. Address, A . S . OlmTea
Coffee
transactions andfinanciallyable to earry
out any obligations made by his flrm.
sted, LeHoy, N.Y.
7 4t adv
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, O.
Tickets on Sale at The Tavern office
Rail's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
Male HeTp W.inted—Salesman to sell
aetInK directly upon tlio blood and mucous surfacos of thc systfm. Testimonials current event pictures for window dis•ent free. Price 75 cont.i per bottle. Sold plav. Reit-Tene.e.st. IM.TTSTRATED
by all Dnietrl."!ts.
NEW.S. Xi;\v [1 ivon, (:vii;r.
adv.
Tak* H»ir« Fnmily I'in. Inr conmlrnilon.
How's This?
W ^ o "Wins tlie $ 2 . 0 0
For particnUrs about HIP Contest be sure and attend this Show
Admission
'
15c and 10a
THE s n o w WII.K START AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
II,
Iturr KMr.'di.'.-. I ' p ' p r
Dancing from 9 to I
/
f
^7iiA7r.
=./3:'; '-.i/:
tkek
Meaettmtam
/.
Zhc Bnttim Iieporter
PUBLISHED
*illii^'l^lMm^AX'l%!kX'iS^!i»*^^rm
EVERT \VBDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Subscription Price, $1.00 per year
Advertising Ratea on AppUcation
H. WEBSTER ELDREDGE, PUBLISHSB AKD PBOPBIKTOB
H. BCBBEI.DBKD«I«, ASSISTAMT
I s l l Dr^ Ms
HILLSBORO, N. H.
Nadco ol Concert*, Lecture, Enteittmmeou, e t c , te whkh an idmisiiea iee Is ch«t«>. at i n a which a
'RevcDue i» deiived, mun IK paid ior »» adTettwipeBtt by tbe line.
C»td» of Thaaki are Unerted at joi. eaeh.
RewlulioM olordioajy Icsph $i.eo
Obituary poetry and li»is of Ho«e« charged ior at advertising rate,; also will be charged al this same rate
list of piesenu at a wedding.
^^__
Entered at the Postoffice at Antritn, N . H.. a. .«eet>d<iats mattet.
Loog Diaarce Telephone
W E D N E S D A Y , MARCH 8, 1915
I SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE
For the Month of March
Woolen Dress Goods, Velvets, Outing Flannel, Hosiery, UnderweaTr^^iniona&,
Bath Robes, Outing Flannel
Niglit Gowns_,_Bed Blankets,
Comfortables, etc.
The Satisfactory Cash Store
By MARY H O W E L L FOOTE.
Cannons •were booming, but in a
country at peace. Martial music filled
the air, but it was tbe'.accompaniment
to military practice maneuvers. Gerald Price and Grace Rowland sped
along tbe smooth sloping shore ot
Chesapeake bay, noting the same and
taking in at - a safe distance naval
and camp tactics.
"The last day of the week, the last
day of the month, the last day of my
-|-yacatloar--*poke-Grace^JfU.h aulte..A.
sigh, and she bestowed a glance of undervelled real gratitude and appreciation upon tbe escort vvho had tried to
make her two wee&' respite from
Btudio work in the hot, dusty city
pleasant for her.
"And the last anto drive we shall
take together," murmnred Gerald in
tones of manifest regret
"There—there is next season, you
know," suggested Grace, wltb a hopeful smile.
There was that in ber tones that
thrilled Gerald Price—genuine sincerity. He did not follow up the mute
beckoning of-those lovely,- longing
eyes. He was a shy fellow and he
blushed. Then a narrow, •winding
course required some expert maneuvering, and the thread of tbe conversation that might have led to his heart's
desire was Interrupted.
He was shy and reticent in mind
and manner, this no'vlce in the courts
of love. Many a time at lawn parties
and picclos he had envied the big,
boisterous fellows whose brisk ways
he took for courage. He had not their
Initiative, he thought He must ap' pear as their Inferior, he.declded. And
this had made him timld-hearte"d
whenever he was with Grace. That
he loved her deeply he was sure, That
she retumed his affection he very
much doubted.
The bold, brash ways of forward
youths had not made the impression
upon lliss Rowland that he fancied,
but Geralddid not know this She
was, however, disappointed that Ger-ald did not act more self-assenive. His
sh>Tiess •a-as rather a merit with her,
for it covered intense resneot for the
Never HasZHad a^Special Sale and Probably
Never Will
Our everyday prices are low enoagfa to cover the
wliole grouud; jusi now is a good time to buy
Crath, Table Linen. Towels^ Bed Spreads. We
may uot be abie to duplTcate, presTnT'prfces.
— .—Have a new stook of Wasb Dress Goods that are
good style; pond qtiaHty an4-f4ght-in -j>rk
to see them.
Tlu' 5 • IJaih Towels are again iu stock. We also
I,;M. tlici;) K» 10C, 12ic. SOc and S5c. The Crib
Blankets at '29c are selling freely. • If interested,
don't wait.'
Wide Sheetings have been reduced from 2 to 3c a
\ar . 36 and 40-iiich Sheetings are lower tban
they,have been for Eome time.
Otkei Siores:-TIIE LADIE.V DRT GOODS BXCHANGE, Keene. N. H.
K. A. PALMER'S iSc STORE, Fitchburg, Unf»..
.
E. A. PALMER, Prop'r
This is YOUR Opportunity to Have Your Eyes Kitted Right
REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
188 Main St. Nashua
Will be in ANTRIM on
March Sth, Qth, and lOth.
Men's and BoysV Trousers,
Flannel Shirts, Sheep-lined
and Mackinaw Coats, Hats,
Caps, Sweaters, etc.
A Postal Will Insursi "Your Getiing Prompt Servioe
Browns' Shoe Store
Baker's Block, Hillsboro
ORl-FO'OT IS WATER PROOF
Try it on Your Shoes!
W. E. CRAM
It's Easy to Keep
Your Shoes Waterproof
Odd Feiiows Biock Store,
ANTRIM,
New Hamp.
without changing their appearance or
injuring the leather. Just apply
DRI-FtSDT
WatetproofiBg fer Sboe*
Reduettoi&
ox OUR
New asfid Seco
Parlor Stove O
.'~%
Both Ooal and Wood
George W. Hunt
ANTRIM, X. H.
Out From His Hand Waved the Long
Wliite Veil.
once in awhile. Keeps leather soft.
pliable and wear-resisting. Doesn't
make them sticky or oily; doesn't prevent polishing. For black or tan.
25c. FuU-Sizo Cao
vc-.:r.!; ladles "'ith v.hom he came in
contact. .-Mtopc^thpr he was a gentleman, hut shP could not palliate a timiditv v.hich mieht imply cowardicp.
T-.vo pvpnir.e> previa;?, in thc -Vnito
rroor.Mrrht. amirl frardpn airs redolnnt
••v,xh •!•.:• ;--•• ^.frf'V;'.-.^ of flowers, he
p.r"l •. TV r)i'>.-"-ly to'jd her all. The
pasfin? of a laughing, chaffing couple
of .fr!"r,d? h,-id abashsd hira. He v.-is
prrhnrr.-iP'-d p.nd ill at ea«p .i.ftfr that. •t'-'^DRI-FOOT is not only good for Shoes, hut for all
rr.! r,r:-co Ti^rnd ):ii.i p-cr rcnp.-.ny
.. articles made of Leather. Get a can and oil vour
fr.r t: rr:^r of Xixe. c--vr.r.;r.,s. !=hp •'•••ris
so;r,f';ia; nrt'I-'d. rh'- 'rtnrw n^.t «hy
Shoes, and at the sanu' time clean and dress >'Our
?'•,.•- h:-.'', ncx yot f';'ly f.Tthomcd the
rem, :!^!•'""" ^'f 1','xr b'/d.'ilTi.s ron\.
harness with it. Makes Leather Waterproof and
To'V.v "•rr.^;d of a vPrity bpiipy.--!'.
it -.rcr'.i] :•)' his final comjmr.ii-r-hip
keeps it soft and vliable.
with the f.iir y.oung creature who hart
trar.!-formed liis whole life. She was
rnurriin? to a southern city, he to the
W.-^st Til y v.ould hr'. widely fpparated. ITe dr' adpd a rffufal of his love.
F.-iii-.t-hrr.rtPd .ind sensitive, he haf'
m-d- v,:i hxa n-:nd that he would not
s,''-!'. :''.-e •..crii.^i th.it might bring hiir
cnislin:; d'^-palr. He would seek her
pprr.'>; sion to corrpspond. with her
and h.ips for the futtiro
"\'7e foom tn be off the rcsiular
covr---'-7' i.e rpr.iarked. aa hn d;?covered t'r..it ti 'v wera crossing an unfamiliar reach of barren land fronting
thfi bay.
. .
[Continued on PaRe 7]
A can mailed to any
address upon receipt of
the price—-25 Cents.
Brown's Shoe Store, Hillsboro.
lAite
<^ Local and Personal Mention oe
The Senior class of the Antrim
Higb scbool held a food sale at tbe
school hoase 'Saturday . afterooon;
proceeds for tbeir Wnshingt^ fund,..
Miss Ellen Nelson has been enjoying a few days' vacation at her bome
.here, witb H. P. Warden and wife,
from Btodus at tbs New England
Conservatory of Masic at Boston.
Far Coats to Let by day or week,
ForSale
W. E. Cram.
adv.
V, E. BasB has been on a few days'
C. P. Davis bas the following arbusiness trip to Boston and vicinity.
ticles which Le wishes to sell:
Milton Teoney has been quito seriHot Water lDcabator,"Sure Hatch".
ously ill the past lew days at tbe bome
18 Dry mssh hoppers, Cypher's.
of his daogbter, M'S. Leaoder Pat18 Poultry drinking pans.
'"""•
jJ
CJoxfiiLfiHtlfit,
Moant Crotcbed Encampment
Root cutter.
0 . 0 F . , conferred the patriarchal
8 Egg cases.
dejgree lasl Monday eveoing on one
Rabber tire wagon.
caDdidBtt>.
Driving barness.
For Sale—One Old Trusty 150 egg
Work barness.
Incubator, perfect, 87.50; one Cy3 Bnrner blue flame stove.
pher's Portable Hover, 100 chick, for
Siu^er sewing machine.
$7.00. Goodwin.
adv
Parlor organ.
No 8 Oliver typewriter.
Miss Marie Parker, the youngest
High backed, old fashioned, black
dsughfr of Lucius Parker and wife,
is ill witb pneumonia, and is being walnut, office desk.
Chemical fire eztingnisber.
cared for by a graduate nursu.
Set large pulley blocks.
The Antrim High school basket
Several hundred feet of 2 in Elm
ball team played the Wilton Bigh
at tbe town ball bere last Friday plank.
Will sell nearly all these articles
night in the final game of the season's
Make inschedule, and the visitors won by tbe for less than balf price.
quiries
of
E.
N.
Davis,
Antrim.
score of 22 to 10.
Harold S. Farnbam is on a bosi•neas trip to Boston this week.
L. D . Cole ia sborteniDg the wood
••npply of tbe village witb his new
inachine.
adv
Miss Emily Vose, from Watertowo,'Mass., is tbe goest of Antrim
-friBndH for the.aeeL
E. E. Smith and wife,' of Doston.
apent the week end st tbeir sammer
T o m e bere, Alabamist Farm.
John U. -HntchiDBOD is enjoying
ills annaal visit of a few weeks io
Boston and Ticioity, visiting friends
4 a d relatives.
Autrim friends will be interested to
learn of the receot marriage of Hafry
Davison and Miss Ethel Trow, both
of Washington. Mr. Davison lived
in Antrim a few years ago.
All repair work intended for D. E .
Xxordon will be left witb Mr. Laoe at
Antrim Fbarmacy<.and seAt to Mr.
-Gordon every Tuesday and Friday,
adv
Miss Jessie Tenney, wbo has been
At a meeting held at the Woman's
spending the week in the family of
Clob
rooms Friday afternoon it was
George Hastings and wife, has revoted
to organize a Camp Fire Girls'
taroed to ber duties at tbn Keene
society
in this village, and the necesNprnial school.
sarf preparations are • now -being
Sawyer & Boyd bave sold for H.
made. It is in cbarge of Mrs. C. E.
S. Farnham, his store io town hall
Peaslee, Mrs G. 6. VanBaskirk and
block, to E . M. Lane, wbo will ta -e
Mrs. W J. B. Cannell.
possessioo as soon as the stock is re
An historical feature, of interest lo
dnced. Sale now on at less tban
all,
is "The Midnight Ride of Paul
-cost.
Revere," to be presented in motion
There will be an Oyster Snpper and
pictaaes'st town hall, _An_trim, Friday
~ Promtnade at Grange hall, Friday
eveoing, March 19. Make your plans
«veniDg, Maicb 12
Supper from
to see tbese thrilling scenes of Revo€.80 to 8 o'clock. Benefit of Camp
lutionary dsys.
adv
Fire Girls.
Admission 25c, children
onder 12 years 15c.
adv
I
For Sale
Waverley lodge, I O . O . F , are
sending a large delegation to tbe
Cottage bouse on Higb street, A p District Metting at Henniker tbis ply lo owner.
Wediiebday evening.
Tbe Antrim
S. M. Tarbell. Hancock.
lodg- are to exemplify the work of
the fir-t degree al tliis metti ;£:.
Send U s the N e w s
At a meetirg in the HDI'-I Vendome, ic BostdD. about 200 members
of the New Hampshire Daughters'
Association were pteseut. A feature
of the program was tbe rendition of
several songs hy Miss Gertrude D.
JamK.-i D, assisted by her_sister. Mrs.
Jencie J. Nitos accompanist.
This is to give notice lo the public
tbat I shall be in Aotrim every Fri
<3ay uud am prepared to do shampooing, chiropody and manicure work
for all who desire it done at their
faomes.
Leave your order hy Thursday night witb Miss Vera McClure.
at the Central office.
Miss Ethel
Currier, Hillshoro,
adv.
HOW
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only
None Such Mince Meat, 8c p k g
Monadnock Minc^ Meat, Scpkg^
Regular Price 10 cents a Package
W. H. ROBI^SOIV
Grroceries, Crockery, Eto.
T H E WOODBURY" STORE
IT ISA D M & E W PMCTICE
For Children. For B'everisbness, Bad
Stomach, Teething Disorders, move
and regolate the Bowels and area
pleasant remedy for worms. Used by
mothers for 26 years.
They never
fail. All druggists, 25 cts. Sample
Free
Address, Allen S. Olmsled,
LeRoy, N.Y.
7 4t adv
To bandage up a sore throat with a heavy bandage, for the
reason that as soon as the throat feels better, the bandage
k-removed, which e-xpoi^es you to-more serious siilments,—
use
ECONOMY OAYS ARE HERE
A prompt, pleasaiit, efficient Reniedy for Sore Throat,
which_does not discolor the teeth- VVe guarantee it to be
satisfactory to you or we will refund your money w i t h o u t
question.
Rexall Throat Gargle
Send your worn-outC A R P E T S to
B E L G R A D E RUC CO.
3 2 HOLLIS ST.. BOSTON
BeautHul and Durable Rugt Made.
Seventeea years, ume management, same address.
Illustrated circular.
S-6t
25 cents and 50 cents
SOLD OXLY
WATCH aM CLOCK
IB. N I .
EEP AIRING
TO PAY
CASH
GOODWIN, The Shoeman
Antrim.
A "plain saving" can bc
•.-i-.cde on your purchases here.
Wall papers—every conccivrrbic pattern and coicx—avraiis
you.
Dainty floral stripes with cut-out
herders for the bedroom.
'
Pliin and nemi-plain papers with
,-V:.'.c ci;t-oiU decorations for t.:-.
I -rior ard Sitting Koom.
.'".ibric effects that outrival x'c.i. .ics themselves for the Hell, 17--;•;.•, Dinins Room. P^r.f! a.-.,
C'-i-'op.t decorations to match.
Varnished papers that shed •wa*or, for the Bath Room and
Kitchen.
Verdure and Floral Tapestries,
co:iventional designs, novelties—all.
carrying a style that is disiinctivs
a.id pleasing.
P.-iies range from S cents to
:;3.00 the roll
Pound, Cherry, Nut, Citron, Raisin and
Plain Cake at 2 5 c .
H o m e m a d e Kisses at 1 Oc a dozen
Almond Macaroons at i 2c a dozen
H o m e m a d e Cookies at iOc a dozen
Parker House Rolls every T u e s d a y , T h u r s
day and S a t u r d a y , 12c a dozen
Raised Doughnuts every W e d n e s d a y and
S a t u r d a y at 12c a dozen
Baked Beans and Brown Bread every S a t urday at 4 o'clock
A. P. HAKAITSSOIT, Proprie'r
Raise Them WHhout Miik <*
Why throw away money by knocking tlictn in the head or
.vUing them (or a dotJAr or two AX tnrth when they can tse ra;.^e<lor
vealed WITHOUT MILK at a fraction of the cost of feeding milk.
You profit both ways selling thc mitk and still have the caWes.
The Beal milk SubatHate le Uee la
aa
the most successful milk su(»tilute on the market- the standard
of perfection TtwuMrda of farmers arc using it and cannot say
enough (or it It i.s NOT a stock food—it's a complete food that
long expenence ha.i proved to he nght for rearing calves. It
contains all the numtion of milk prepared in the most di(te«til)Ie
form and is sold on a money tack gfuarantee to give results.
HOO.MT - » . U M » \ . f . L v r , . . » ? ,
too Iba. tettal ia 100 faRont tnnk-Try H en yattr ettrea.
U/>e C l i n t o n S t o r e
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Painting and Paper Hanging,
V
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ANTRIM KOME BAKERY
Cuy Aae Hulett,
Antrim, N.
BY
T&a ^StsaSSL stare
ABOUT
•\'c)ii can buy a stiit made to your pxaot nie.isure
for thfi s.ime price as a ready made ?uit.
The custom m.Tde suit will fit better, wc.ir better
and h.<ive much better style.
Come In and look over tbe samples, we wUl not
urge you to buy.
Let Taylor Tailor You Onee and Taylor Will
T.iilor You Always.
Goodell Bloek,
SPECl lEEK-END SILE!
Mother'Gray's Sweet Powders
We invite contributions to our
news colamns.
If there are happen- OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
ings in your family or amoog your
Having fitted up rooms in the
oeighbors, worthy of note, send them
to us by letter o; postal or call 9-3 on Mcllvaine t e n e m e n t on Summer
the • ' ."jne.
The publisher ner tbe street, I am ready to do all kinds
reportets cannot make a bouse to of repair work. Give me a call.
house canvas weekly for news, therefore we welcome all contributions io
F. M. A L E X A N D E R ,
the ways mentioned above.
Antrim, N. H.
You can have tbe names of your
goests priated. also the goings and
comings io your circle, and all other
legitimate news if you will cnly send
them in. Tryit.
Have tbem reacb
us Monday or Tuesday.
H W. Eldredge, Pub.
W P h.-ivft the T.-\YIX)R and ROYAL lines of
T:iil<ir Mado Suit* Prloos from $12 up
IT P A Y S
"Your Satisfaction is Our Success."
MriMtfkMi
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WILLING TO SUFFER AGAIN
Children Cry for Fletcher's
CASTORIA
T h e Kind Y o a Have Always B o u g h t , and which has been
I n u s e f o r o v e r SO y e a r s * h a s h o m e t h e s i g n a t o r e o t
a n d h a s b e e n m a d e n n d e r h i s per*
s o n a l super\'islon since Its Infancy.
A l l o w n o o n e to deceive y o u in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations a n d " J u s t - a s - g o o d " are b u t
£s-peFiiueBts-tba^ t r i f l e w i t h a n d - e n d a n g o r t h o health-<rf
j I n f a n t s a n d C h i l d r e n — E x p e r i e n c e a g a i n s t Xlzperlment*
What is CASTORIA I
Castoria is a harmless s n b s t i t a t e for Castor Oil, P a r e g o r i c , P r o p s &nd S o o t h i n g S y m p s .
I t is pleasant.
It
c o n t a i n s n e i t h e r O p i u m , M o r p h i n e n o r o t b e r Karcotio
s u b s t a n c e . I t s a g e i s i t s g u a r a n t e e . I t d e s t r o y s TVorms
a n d allays Feverishness.
F o r more t h a n thirty years i t
h a s b e e n i n c o n s t a n t u s e f o r t h e relief of C o n s t i p a t i o n ,
Flatulency, W i n d Colic, a l l T e e t h i n g Troubles a n d
Diarrhoea.
I t regulates t h e Stomach a n d Bowels*
a s s i m i l a t e s t h e F o o d , gri'vlng b e a l t h y a n d n a t n r a l s l e e p i
T h e Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE C A S T O R I A ALWAYS
In Use For Over 30 Years
Kind You Have Always Bought
TMC
C K N T A U R C O M P A N Y . N «W YOKK CITV.
Beautiful ThlAg* Need Not Be Expansive, but They Should Be Selected
With Great Care.
^
A few simple bits of pottery whose
quiet tones are carefully selected to Thousands HaveBeeuHelpiied.
harmonize with the scheme of the
By Common Sense
room in which they are to remain^
Suggestions.
and whose shapes are proportlonSd
and designed for holding flowers, are
what every household needs. HandWomen suffering from any form o f
some brass and copper will often do female ills are invited to eommQnieit»
much toward brightening some gloomy
promptly with 1h»
c o m e r of a room and create splendid
w o m a n ' s privat*effects when filled with masses of
correspondajce d*green or some bold fiowers. When'
partmentoi tEeXy—
purchasing a collection of bowls and
dia E. Pinkham Med'vaseF"ln wnTch'T6~pla"ceTower8, one
Icine'lJo., L y n n ,
Mass. Yoor Ibttermight take note ot those chosen by
will be opened, read
a person of excellent Judgment In such
and answered by a.
matters.
woman aad held in.,
Plain glass.vases, medium tall a.nd
flaring, aad having heavy bases, make strict confidence. A woman ean freelyexcellent holders for sweet peas; talk of her private illness to a woman;
Spanish pottery suits well the rich col- thus has been established a confidential
ors of nasturtiums and geraniums; correspondence which has extended overcylindrical vases and dull colors a * many years and which has never beea
appropriate for holding hollyhocks broken. Never have they ptiblished a.
and branches tbat have woody stalks. testimonial or used a letter withoat the
Mexican bowls In their full color en- written consent of the writer, and never
hance the loveliness of chrysanthe- has the Company allowed these confimums. Goldenrod is very. beautiful dential letters to get out of their poswhen placed in tall earthen vases, and session, as the hmidreds of thousandsof them in their files will attest.
combines beautifully with aweet fem,
which is also plumelike and makes a
Out of the vast vphime of experiencfr
suitable background for it.
which they have to i3raw from, itis mof&
The PIttsburoh of Africa.
than possible that they possess the v e i y
T h e Pittsburgh of Africa probably
knowledge needed in your case. NothElectroplating Mirrors.
will be In Katanga, in t h e Belgian
A new method of silvering mirrors ing is asked in retum except yonr good
Congo. Its development may be haltconsists of depositing the metal on will, and their advice has helped thoued for a time by reason of tbe Eurothe glass by meana of a high poten- santis. Surely any woman, rich or poor,
pean war, but it leems destined to
Ual electric current. A plate of metal should be glad to take advantage of this
grow into one of t h e great industrial
Is placed against the glass; these are generous offer of assistance. Addre8»
centers of the world. T h e district is
laid fiat on a table and the air above Lydia E, Pinkham Medicine Ck>., (connot far from Lake Tanganyika, which
them is exhausted t» a high degree fidential) Lynn, Mass.
is between Belgian Congo and Gerof vacuum. Then a small quantity of
man East Africa, and near by are vast
E v e r y w o n i a n ong'ht t o h a v e
deposits of coal, copper, iron and tin. hydrogen gas-is Introduced and the J L y d i a Ei P i n k b a m ^ ' S O ^ S ^ ~
current is turned on through a nega- T e z t B o o k . I t Is n o t a b o o k f o r
At present attention is devoted printive pole attached to the metal plate. g e n e r a l d i s t r i b u t i o n , a s i t i s t o o
cipally to copper, smelters for which
I t is f r e e a n d o n l y
are at Lubumbashi, near Elizabeths In 30 seconds the glass has been sil- I e x p e n s i v e .
vered.
vllle.—Commerce and F^paoce.
', o b t a i n a b l e b y mail. W r i t e f o r
i It t o d a y .
PASSING AIRSHIP.
Catarrb of the Head
Departure & Arriyal of Mailfi
Po.'ST O P F I C ' E . A N T R I M , N . H .
DKP.VKTUKK
A.M.
Trains leave Antrim D e p o t ap fo
lows :
a. M.
p.
I, Dii
7.04. .\11 point.* south of P.;iiuwood
iticludiiif,' Southern and Western
states.
7..51. .\11 points Xorth; Muss.. Southorii unii Wpstern .state-, rieiinington, Peterli'-ii-ii.and noiih of Elm
wood via. Hillslioro.
10.14. All points south iMld north
exeeptinp between Antrim and
Conenrd.and .\ntriin .ind .laffrey
11.42. HiUsboro, N. H.. Mussachusctts.
Western and Southern
states.
.S.06
11.57
7.19
10.29
M.
3.44
6.50
4 17
4.52.
G o.) a . m .
Sundny
8.46 p . m .
S t a g e leaves E x p r e s s Office 15 mln
ntes earlier than (lepavtiire of t r a i n s .
Stagii will oi.'i tor passengers '.i
word is left at the Express Office i:
J a m e s o n Biock.
Pa9senp;ers for the parly mornins:
train slioulil leave word at V.x.ire»t
Ofiice ttic nigbt before.
IV M.
.Ml p.iints s o u t l nf Klinwood,
W e s t e r n :ind S o u t h e r n States,
3.29. Hillsb'iro. all points north ol
Coticord; M.ISS., S i u t l i e r n and
We.s^ern s t a l e s .
! 4.02. Kenninfftiin. .Til points north o
]
E l m w o o d ; Mass., Sonthern anc^
Western states.
1.3s.
Higher—Confound it! This blooming airship is a snare and a delusion.
Skyers—Well, I gruess as soon as a
man buys one he flnds himself up in
the air.
ARRIVAL
I
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A COLO
IS B A N G E R O U S .
Ordlnari- Col<U or jnnmlicatioM MUM m t i y
<Mth«. K r r o ^ f ' t o l woul't qiiickly rioulilc aver.
eee ill':- •', wi'l ' ' & (t'^"'> Jl'Mw. To cure
U tho (.'fnn^ miipt be promptly dpstrovftl.
A very kunossdil trfatmont now belnc r w o
exter.'lv,."!... kt„i i^tron^ly reeommCTi'lod hy re:
l i a U c IMu>;, i.ir<, i< tr, t.-ike r>re or twr> trafpoftiv
fu;. ot IVM.M.KI.I.yin In h"t water when rotirin?. It ( I c r . Ihc l!.-.:(), >;op« thc Chills, reduprt
the Fi^r- .•^n(l lea. e* . . ' i in belter ehario for
next .!.•.•... «ork.
Otte'r-r.r.-, o( BA I.M ELIXIR
trrt-' 'u.'' .ou It f o v c o f t (-.'lly «ic!<n.»ai. Vou
en'i trr: n trial si.x OUT...- bottle VKXpald tot
©nl,- .M) f-nl* from
B A L M - E L I X I R C O . OSSIPKS. H. M.
H.M .
4..?2.
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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Tnesriny nud Tliursdi\y evenincs tbt
SS.
Court of Probate
office will fl.iso fifteen minutes jtfter the HlLLSBOROUOH
To the helri- at law of the estate of Mary A.
arrival of tlie last mail.
Rogers lalo of Bcnnln(fton In aald County,
1 under P;ilt>-rsoii.
Postii lister.
COMINWMLIH HOTEL
I
Inc.
iiecea.»e.l, Intestate, antl to all others interested therein :
Whttn-iisC- Kllzabeth Rnjjera a<tmlnl8trat r l x o ' t h e estate of »nld ileccaseil, has filed
In the rrobate Offloi- for atild County, the flnal
aceonnt of her administration of said estate:
Ton are hereby cited to appear at a Court
or Probate to be holden at Mllford, In said
Connty. on the '.'etli day of March next, to
show cance, 11 any yon have, -why thc same
ShouM not be allowed.
Said aiiiiiinlstratrix Is ordered t o serre thla
citation bv causing the same to be published
once eiirfi week for throo snccesslTe weeks
in the ,\iitrinr. Reporter a newspapor printed
nt Antrim in said Connty, the last publication to l)e at lesst seven days before said
Court.
Given lit S.-vshuK in said County, this 1st
day o( .Mnrch. A. D. lai.'*.
By ordei ofthe Cotirt.
E. .1. COPP. Refrtster
sT°f.^l°^'JtJsxL Boston.Mass.
fVIOrNAD>JOCK
Seeds, Plants & Shrubs.
Reliable Veccuhlr and Hower Seed., Ornamen,.
Vlnc<, S h r t i H s n . ! ' l i c e , (or t^e i.i«.r I i i m n t . . Ras[
berne*, .Sliawberyie^, Or.ipe.. .\.;.:»r.TC.;< lioots, li.i
Mnz and (Wecnho.i.r P'..^ni., an.i .n lact, reariy ever>
king ia the way ot Shr-.ib^. P'...n:. ard Seeds for th
|5»rden.
* ^ . S e n . H o r a Cjtal.ici..e. Fr'f (or a postal, ^e
We are always jl.id t.^ .ir..urr rn.iniries.
-Send t}% t
bet ot what yoi. need ior Sprite planting and we • - i
(ladly quote prices.
Choice Cut Howers and t'loral Desi(:ns are alao t
Specially.
L. P. BUTLER & CO., KEENE, N. H.
Monadnock Greenhouses.
Your Cbimiteys Clean ?
All orders for cleaning chimneys
b y D f l s c o l l , the ehimney sweep, a
joan of pxperieacp. shnnld be left a l
l h e Reporter otTir,-
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
IIILLSI!OUUl.'aU s s .
Made from
Old
Carpets.
WE PAY THE FREIGHT.
Batteries For Sale!
Can be had at "Central"
office, Antrim. N. H.
Court of Probate
To all persons interested In the trusts un
der the win of .loseph Davis late of Han.
cock in smd County, deceased, testate ;
Wherea-Charli'S H. Dntton trustee iindi-r
Offer* rtvjm* . i i S h . .
thc will of said deceased, has filed in the
l.^y And ;;p. w!
Probate (ilflce tor sftId County the account of
his tnisteoshlp of certain estate held by him
for thc beneflt of Kdward J. Davis. Frnnk T.
Nothing to Equal This in New England
Davis and Kmnia Richardson.
You are hereby cited to appear at a Court
Room« with private hath« St.v-> ;>cr d-iy .nnd up;
of Probate to bc holden at Miltord In said
luites of t^-o room* and balh $4 (%^ per day and up.
county, on the Mth day of March next, to
ARSOIX'TELY FIREPROOF
t'hatr cause. If any yon have, •why same
•bould not bo allowed.
STRICTLY A TsMrKSANCF HOTFI,
Said tru8t«e is ordered t o serve this citation by causing the same to bo published
<1RM1 FOR BAOKI FT
once each week for three sncoesslvc weeks In
DURABLE RUGS
... . J . . . . . • - : : - . . -.ji,.-'iiiSSt7i2XSZ^
.-AX .•"\.NY4li!.\0, ANYTiriiEt
,\. .-V 0 tii-t ii:-.'r-<.linner distrLS;*,;
:::•) vo tbe cause of lassitude, drowsi-1
nes.s.indhOAdache,thesyuiptoaisOi |
•ii I\i)iGESTiO.V, take nature's xntsivdy j
(ml T-i-T T 3 ^ "^T
quickly clears
cleo j
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t quickly
S r
'^ ' a'"" l\J tbe system byi
'its I
L > . I L J JJ A - i I N natural tonio aac-i
tioa •"*
oa f^"
^ho bowV^•^^ -r, •pm^.-rr'
ifi
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Q /'A I J 5 i•A^^S' ^^'^' and\rostor
.ires!
^ .?':.-••,. i V . ! I ' J L V 3 viitor to a v.-eai
eary
,'l
s'.un:ach. Clears j
;•*')' tho blood acd er.iJlcutti Urio .Vcid. f
"^Pricu 50 cents a bufje rt all drug- j
gists or Irvjin tho proprietor,
lyman Braivn, 6 3 Mi'xrcy St.. Mnv Vori: CIlj-. J
.iJ,i^n;s.l^^^.•J,t,l.^A•*.'>! •.; ..y^x^xTrrrrmym
"Peruna
Cured me
In Six
Weeks."
Ill etiect S e p t e m b e r 28. 1914
To and Froni Antrim
Kailroa d Station.
TOSiCKWOMEtf
A lady had a friend w h o called t o
s e e her one da7, accompanied by her
poodle. On the w a y they met an old
beggar woman, whose appearance so
annoyed the dog that it promptly bit
the mendicant, whose howU and lamentations terrified t h e Idnd-hearted
lady. "Here, my poor woman, here's
t e n shillings for you," s h e said, nerv*
ously tendering the coin.
T h e old woman grabbed It, and then
fell on her knees in the middle of the
'road and started praying for all she
w a s worth, regardless of mud or mo• tors;
— —
"And people s a y t h e lower orders
are irreligious and ungrateful," soliloquized her ladyship, w h o w a s quite
touched by the exhibition.
At last t h e supplications became
more and more vehement, and curiosity prompted the donor to inquire
what special blessings w e r e being invoked. "What are you praying for?"
said she.
Tbe old vagrant stopped and looked
at her sympathetic inquirer. "Sure,
an' I'm askin' the blessed saints t o
persuade the crathur to bite me on
the other leg!" she answered.—London Tit-Bits.
fBears the Signature of
The
WHAT EVER^ KOME ilEEOS
Old Woman's Prayers W e r s Not Ex*
actly tha Reault ef a Faaiing
ef Qratltude.
tne .Antrim Reportef a newspai>«r printed nt
Antrim In said County,the last publication to
' e at least sovcn days before said Court:
Givitn at Nashua in said County, this r2th
day of Febniary A I). 191.V
By order of the Court.
B. J. COPP, Register
Executor's Xotice.
5,000,000
People
In This
Country
Have
Catarrh.
Church and Lodge Directory
•resbyterlan Chnrch. Sunday morning s e i vice at 10.«. Week-c.ay meetings T h u r s d a y
evenings.
taptist Church. Sunday m o m i n g s e r v i c e at
10.4.').
Weck.day meetlnRS Tnesday a n d
Th'.ira.lay evnningslethoillst Church. Sunday morning serviceat lu.^.".. Week (liiy meetings Tuesday a n o
Thursday ;vflnln!{''
;ongreKatlonal Church, at Centre. S u n d a j '
m o m l n ? service at lO.tS.
nnday School at each cf the above churoh*^
at I'i o'clock, noon.
Mr. Tora F.
D a d y. X o . 3
:i.",r.h:itt!m St.,
r.ocl-.ester, N. Y., •writes:
"I waa
trotjbled with catarrh of the head for
r:iany years before I paid much attention to It, but a few months ago
1 was ro .annoyed by headaches and
c;i;:culty in breathing through my
iio.'o. and my eyes smarted and looked
to Inflamed that I felt I must do
•.-oir.^.thlnff to relieve this state of af-
••'averlcy Lodge, I.O.O.F., meeU Saturilay ev
enings in Odd Fellows hlock.
It. Crotchod Encampment, S'o. ;?0, I. 0 . O. F...
meets In Odd f e l l o w s Hall 1st and 3rrt Hon»
day ev.^nlngs of each month,
{aril In Hand Tiebekah I.OIIRP meets s e c o n d
and tou!-t)i Wednesday evenings of otiClJ
"lon'.b, in above hsll
.Mitiim Lodge. Xo. W*.*, I. (>. O. Moose, m e e t s
at ti. .\. R. luill, 1st and :i.l .Monday e v e n i n g *
of eiu;h -nt>nth.
. v.rliv "iranee, P.of H.. meets In their hall
.:•. til.. Centre, on tin- rirst .ind third Wednea
lay ovi-nlngs In each month.
phralm Weston Post, S o . iiiT, « . A. R., m e e t *
in their hail In .Tameson Block, secondano
fou'.th Friday eveninirs of oach month
v'oniRn's Kelief Corps meets In G . A . R . haU,
first iinil third h'riday evenings ot e a c b
month.
C.ar.-t.
"I noticed one of your ads. In the
;..a:x;r. .-uid then and tliere decided to
try Peruna. I am pleased to say
'h.-^t it came up to all my cTpectalior.s. for In six -weeks it had driven
;lic- catarrh out of my system and
T have not been troubled since."
:.:ri<. A. J. Tleman,- 1122 "WTomlng
.''t., y-nn .\ntonlo, Texaa, writes: "I
!t-.:fert;i\ .-.vor nine years with catarrh
ot '".e ;•,,•! ;. !-.n:;o and ears. Five bottles r.f Pei-una have restored me my
hea'.th."
HOT i M t $200."" A MQHTii - - Tii
$50.00 a Week, almost 310.°° a Day
Selling Victor Safes and flro-proof boxes
to merchants, doctors, lawyers, dentists and
•well-to-do farmers, ail of whom realUc the need
of as^fe, but do not know how easy I'ls toown
one. Salesmen declare oui proposition one of
the best, cle*n-«ut money-making opportunities cvef received. Without previous expert*
ence YOU oan^ duplicate the nieeeM ot others.
Our handsomely Illustrated SOO-p&ge oatclog
tomers In as Interesting a meaner as though
yon were plloUng them tlirongh onr fsctory. Ken apnotated as «
salesmen reeeive adrlee and Instrnctlons lor selling at&a, giving ^
. ..
„^
eoDvlBOlng tallEing points vhloh It Is lmpossil>I« tor a erespeeUve enstocaer (o dsey. Wkr
don't YOD ha tha &rst to appVr tiOB yoar Ttoioltr Mfoi* aotoaoea aiaa geta tba terrltorTt
We eaa favor only ona talesmaa ont of Mah ioeaOtr.
„„..,..,.,
^
The asth analvorsi ry 6f oer
eomnany was eelehntsd t r
eraoune tba most modem ia>»
taetory in the world. Wlde>
•Wik* IDM who rtetlTed onr
speelal selling lndvoement>
rendered ItBe—oiwrr todoaWe
onr ontpnt. We are anBdlnr
many thonsands et donars enUcgfogonr salts oTffsnIts tlon.
bnt to leam all .parttoalars, i t
Will eost yon oaiy the yrloe ot
a postal oard.
AikteCtialogMlST.
Write fnr further
partietilart
I / K W I S .MFO. C O . ,
DepLR. Walpela.Kaaa
The sobscrtber givM notice that he hM
been duly appointed F.xecutor of tho Will ol
David II. t;r)0<lell.lateof Antrim, N.H., In the
conntv of HiUsborongh, d e c e a s e d .
All rer-ons indrbt'd to snld Kstate are reW A N T E D - K o p r ' - s f t n t f t t i v c ,\KOIII-,. No In qnesled to make pnvment, and all ha\ Ing
claims to present thi-m for Bdjnstment.
VOSl-TIOT-* .
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t • • .T i - i t l n n
riau-.l 1 I liinaij i:. ml-"-,
W i l l . . Ill
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1..,lilll'
B C nOODKI.I.
I t , , . ! C o i n i i i v f . i . . . , .< , 1- '- ,., 'I
- ; . . S « \tJTi'
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOGK GO.
CiHn!SiN;«T!^ OHIO
. .-.-^'i.c.-jr.r.-.-.'i!.-. A:.-'
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.
•jMHllMsiiiMilAtMiAM
1
^hSy
• •
m^-A'--^•77-• i - s :
Bosiness Cards
S. S. SAWYER
Antrim, N. H.
BLACKSMITH
—-and-—
Tffl OF i l i G E J. E. PeiliHS & SOB WANTEDI
ANTRIM,
N . H.
(ConUliued from Page 4)
Feed and Sale Stable.
" I will buy PoTiltrj, if the
rairicrs will let rae know
wlien tht-y have any to
K.-li.
"^es, I do not remipmber of having
ever" been here before," respondedGood Ki};8 for all occuiogs.
Grace.
S-passenger REO Aoto at rea"There Is a road here." observed
Hunable rates.
Gerald, "so w e may a s well k e e p on.
Tel. 3-1.
Havinp; purchased the basines* It may t n m Into a better on© beyond
of Mr. D. P. Bryer, am prepared that grove of trees." Ah, a breakto do All. Kinds of Blacksmitbing down!"
and Wheelwright work.
In truth It. w a s . Directly behind
Farms, V i l U g e a n d L a k e Propwhat seemed to be a small sand dune,
Horseshoeing A Specialty.
erty. For Sale.
6O YEARS'
AUCTIONEER
t h e wheels stuck in tbe beavy sand,
EXPERIENCE
JOSEPH HERITAGE.
came to a stop.
A snap bad anKo charge unlesa aale la made
Antrim. N. H. nounced a breakage through the un- A u c t i o n Salet* C o n d u c t e d on B e a rjonable T « r m s
usual pulling, stress. Gerald got out
and looked the machine over.
HILLSBOBO, N . H a m p .
— " I -am 8onT;"-he~*aid—"-b«t-lT«haBhave to walk back t o the last garaxe
TRADC BflARXs
w e passed on tne regular road and
DesisNS
get a repair man."
• ....CorvRMHTS A c
Anyone
MBdlac
a
skcteta
tad
dtner'.pUon aae
"But that is miles away!" said
^nirteij nstrrrtniu our r.p4nloD free whKber ua
4-FOOT
LENCTH
lnT..ni'on IS pr.ibikhly p-itenta>»!;\r.miniinilea.
Grace in dismay.
Rjod/Sr the Nurai^Mother
llii-.4«tr.ct!r<^:>Sdeutial. HAI3800S oaPatesIa
•rnt rri.e. (>ltr~-c e^jet:r-e foreecnnnjcpatents.
"Oh, no, not more than three miles.
iiicmu><>* t h e q n a a i l t r
I'aterits'tUen itaro'iAih 31uim & Co. rccelTV
nnd
qtiality
of
h^r
m
l
l
k
I fear you must remain here—"
ireeuil R.^tc<, virhoitr. charge. Ia tbe
JOidi srl'^^ ^tTvnjjtb t o
Uear t l w stnUa oC a o n "Oh! what i s that?"
tWfI w i s h t o kDnoance t o t h e pabli<
Gerald bad eome up to t h e side of
DELIVERED
7oriA*BABY
the
inachine.
With
a
violent
start
(hmt I will aell goods a t anction for
etiUtiuu of mny •denCifle Joanau. Teraaa. tS A
Imperial Gnanin i« tlw
•* j9sr: tonr nxmtbs, $L Sou bjaXI newadettlera.
Grace reacbed ont and clung t o h i s
Csod tlULt (tTc* hate,
t a j parties who w i s h , a t reasonable
tra
flMb,
eood
boa*
arm, trembling all oyer.
xataa.
Apply, to
&ad rich, ree blood.
Boom—crash!
t$end f o r F r e a SaiBnnncb .'lalee. c S F S t . Waahlsetoo. D. C.
ple aod 44-p. book.
W. E. ORAM,
He, too, w a s snddenly startled.
A N T R I M . N. H.
"Tlie C a r e o f Bmble«." l a c l n d e tlte
Aatrim, N. H.
Somewhat beyond them waa another
n a m e s o l . S flriesda
elevation, like to t h e one In the
with babiee a n d «
Cnte R a s D o l l w O l
shadow of which tho automobile w a s
b e s e n t jron.
anchored in the sand. Now a speedy
JOHS CABLB * WSS,
conception of their situation came to
Desk D l , US Water S t , N —
GIVEN QUIOK REUEF
the mind of Gerald a s he recognized
what ;t really was. H e stepped quickPain leaves almost
as if by magic wfaen
ly to the edge of the elevation that
70a begin nsing "Sscreened them from the bay. He
L'ULIJ
tt jtm attStx ttem KMner at
ANTRIM, N. H.
Drops," tbe famoosold
gave a quick gasp.
P K U J BUdder tioable. send as y o u
Property advertised and
remedy for Rlieimia'
• * » * " ' s a n e tosether with naaes aad
T e l e p h o n e 21-S
A mile out in the bay t w o battletism, Lonbago. GonU
•ddrtas
of
two
o
t
h
e
n
siaulafty
afficted
a
s
d
sold on reasonable terms.
ships were ranged. The "dtines" were j wewUlniail yon
Sciatica, N e u r a l g i a
and kindred troubles.
target points, and as Gjerald glanced
FBXE-ONE
It goes right to tbs
over the one that shielded them hel of oar teliahle S.S. Kidaer aaA BUdder PiUa.
apo«^ atops-tiie acbes
ohswfved a rcnnd; "wbite-painted-^wood^t THE 1 8. DRUe CO.. CARIiniaTOI, OWO.
^r,^ pains and TT*^'**
en target at its apex.
life worth living. Gtt
Special Attention G i v e n E y e , Ear.
Just then a second shot plowed up
a bottle «jf "5-Droirf*
and Chronic Diseases. H o n r s , 1 ti
the sand into a great cascade not
today. A b o ^ e t with
" I M S I D E - FACTS ON POULTRY KEEPING
3 P H ; Snniiavs 12 t o 1 F.n- eacb bottle giyes fnll
twenty feet from them. The next
Just
off
the
press—a
new,
UBOSMI
boolc—has
5
bijj
d i r e c t i o n s for use.
Office closed from Kov. '25 to April 1
might strike t h e target baae beside chapters of brand new facts on raisins poultiy. It •
Don't delay. Demand
free—and everyone, whether keeping 6 or 6000 hid*,
them.
"rS-Dropa"
Don't acit. Tdls aboitt location, breeds, feeding, etc.
"Quick!" h e said, rushing back to needs
also the new self-reipilatiag horei just devised. Sare
l O!^ anything else i a
the machine and almost tearing from money—buy your incubators and hovers direct from a
For-Every Case.
place cf i t Auy.diocfactory in the heart of the lumber industry—we ge
Grace the white, flowing veil she rock-bottom prices—you benefit. Wrile for this new
_
_ _ _ jrw If jrnn lirn trn f—
Lady A s s i s t a n t .
free book to-day—a postal will do—but w r i t e .
-wore.
from a dnig"Store send One Dollar to
Main Street, A n t r i m :
fnll Line Funeral Snpplles.
MODEL INCUBATOR CO.. Buflalo. N. Y.
SwaneoQ Rbeamatic Csre Ca, Newaiie,
Grace, thrilled, petrified, saw him
flowors rnrnlahed for All Occasions.
H
o
n
r
s
:
8
A
.
M
.
,
1
a
n
d
7
P
.
M
.
Ohio, and a bottie cC "S-DropsJ" wiU be
Cans day or alcai promptlv atUnded to
run
back,
describe
a
wild
leap,
and
he
TBL. CONHKCTIOK.
How Bntfland Pelephone, 17-2, at Besiaentprepaid.
landed
on
a
staggering
balance
on
the
denee, Corner Hlgfi and Pleasant Sts.,
Antrim, N . H.
top of a hummock, steadying himself
across its uneven snrface by climbing
to the edge of the great target.
(Suoceaaor to Dr. F. G. Wamer)
The MiiDcliester Union is New
Out from his hand waved the long
Main street, Antrim
Hampshire's family newspaper.
white veil.
C!ould they s e e him?
Office Hours: 1 to S and *? to 8 p. m.
It furnishes the people of the
Establisheil 1909
Would they see him.? His heart quivstate their only daily chronicles
Telephone 9-2
ered as a puff ef smoke from one of
of New Hnmpsliire events. It
the distant vessels was followed by a
is alone in its field: Subscription
bounding blotch, boring space, and a
rate W.CO a year, oCc a month,
shot landed 60 feet short of t h e humpay.ible in advance.
mock,
r
A second puff of smoke—bnt still
Qerald stood at his poet of peril, wavM A X C H E 8 T E I S , S . H.
L i c e n s e N o 135
ing the filmy signal, and then—the
Large Display of Goods on hand a t a
crisis! the climax!
tmes. Bodies Received at Station fo
Gerald was conscious ot a terrlflc
Btirial. Prompt answers to all oalls, day
For The
shock. That last shot, better aimed
« ( night. N. E. Telephone 6-5 HilUboro.
than Its predecessor, had neared the
Telephone at our expense.
M. E. Wheeler Phosphate.
target. It. had not struck it, or he
B e s i d e n e e a t H i l l s b o r o , N. H.
would have been killed. It landed
against the base of t h e hummock and
sent it splltUng apart, and. dizzied,
stunned, Gerald found himself sinking
What's tlie use of having a combinathrough space.
Listed with me are quickly
It might have been a minute, it tion lock on your safe, or biirplar alarm
connection, and perhaps a nipht watchRates for Family Ice
might have been an hour when Ger- man, if your checks po nnprotected to l>e
30c per IOO lbs.
ald aroused to sensibility, h e knew raised by the first penman into whose
not which at the m o m e n t H e had en- hands they fall. Why pay for insurance
No charge nnless sale is made.
Long Distance Telephone. 19-3 dured a great shock, but was not oth- on your propotty and sign your name to
erwise injured. H e was lying amid ao unprotected olieclc which represents
G.H.HUTCHINSON,
the partial ruins of the hummock, his exactly what vou are proiectinp with tire
p . O. Box 403,
insurance. Million* "f doUurs have been
Depot St.,
Antrim, N. H. head in Grace's lap. S h e was wring- lost in thc la.<t year by the average bus!
HILLSBOBO B R I U G S , N . H .
ing her hands distractedly and the ness man all over the United States, who
No other like it
Telephone connection
tgars were raining down on his face.
have taken the chance of sending out _ No other a s good
"He is dead!" she walled. "Aad for their checks iinprotecred.
Keport of
my sake! And I thought h e had no 1 Burn's International D«tei-tive .\gency Tbe New Hone Sewing Machine CompaD},
l i u i i l K J U i l , courage! Oh. my dear! my dear!" shows this. Americam binks and conOltANCE. MASS.
and she leaned over and kissed his servative business men use the
FOK S.\.LK MY
cheek in a transport of mingled love
T h e Selectmen will meet at their
('. W . - T m i » T O J « . HKXNINdTON. X.K.
- S A F E -GUARD"
and
despair.
B o o m s , in Town hall block, the First
Land Snrveving, Levels, etc.
Check Protector
"What glorious medicine!" Gerald
Saturday, in each montb, from two till
ANTRIM, N. H.
could not help but cry out ecsUtlcally. Why pav thirty or thirty.five dollars for
five o'clock in the a i t e m o o n , t o transTKLBPHONK CONNECTION
thrilling under the magic of love's other makes "when vou can buy the
met town business.
marvelous restorative.
•'SAFE-GU.\RD" f'T eighteen.
T h e T a x Collector will meet with
He sat up and extended his arms
The appearance of ynnr check means
tfae Seleetmen:
towards her, the worda of hope and a creat deal to you.
Ir l)ays to be up lo
LARCEST VARICTT
nNEST QUAUTY
happiness upon his lips, bnt there was date.
WARBEH W .
MERRILL
an
interruption.
A
small
boat
had
BiKJAiciN F . T E K N R T
been sent ashore from t h e battleship
CHARLF.8 F . BcTrKKFTELD
to Investigate the veil signal and posEDCTB
Selectmen of Aotrim.
sible damage dooe.
t>S.'? Washinston Street
DRESSING
"Oh. that dreadful moment!" shud7>io;rtt^\
dered Grace, as, two hours later, the
BOSTON
.8.lA£S>H0ti
machine repaired, they started on
SOFTENS
their way.
PRE.S'fRVK
"Oh. happy day!" cried t h e delightLEATHER
"I bless t h e hour tbat
The Regina Vacunm
C l e a n e r ed lover.
-REiTO«t»-f.
brought us into deadly peril."
COLOR ht
For B e n t at 75 cents per day.
(CopyrlgM, UJ*. *>? W. Q. Chapman.)
REAL ESTATE
C. F. Butterfield,
Tor Sale or Eicliaiii)
SHERMAN G BROWN
GOROWOOO
W. E. Oram,
AUCTIONEER
IMPERIAL? GRANUM
$4 a Cord
Scteniific jlmerkmi*
F r ax9kk J. Boyd
C. B . D'O'TTOIT,
DR. E. M. BOJVEBS,
AUCTIONBER,
Haaqock,
N. H.
DENTIST.
, , „ „
ITTT
Antrim, N. H.
W N S Co « ' « ~ ^ . New York
RHEUMATiO
SUFFERERS
B- D. PEASLEE MJ).
TTndertaker
I'irst Clasr
Experienced
Director and Embalmerj
ff. I. mm, ID
THE MAUCHESTER DSIOH
EDMUND 6. DEARBORN, M.D.
F. Grimes & Co.,
it
Bfllertaker
Agency.
lilialQei
FARMS
Union-Leader Pub. Co.
IGE I
SOLD.
lESTER H. LATHAM.
SELECTMEN'S XOTICE.
u.
Civil Engineer,
Wittmor^s
Edai litttt,
11 Shoe
Polishes
S. T. THOES(JN
TOWN OP ANTRIM.
SCHOOL "DISTfilCT.
GxosoK E .
JOHH D .
HASTINOS,
HCTCHINSOH
HABRT B . DRAKE
School Board.
Meets regularly in T o w n Clerk's
B o o m , in T o w n ball bailding, the
L a s t Satnrday afternoon . in each
Month,
at '2 o'clock, to trsas• o t Scheol District busineas, and to
hear all parties regardiog school taatr
F^m Machinery, ana
Vacuum Gleaners
I n s n r e yonr t i m e , I n s n r e y o n r life
I i n p r o v e vonr farm a n d P l e a s e t h e
La>ay of t h e H o u s e .
Via S . GZBXTli*?
AGENT
ANTRIM. N. H.
T
H E W H O L E system reels tne
eftect of Hood's Sarsaparllla-r^fltom^
ach, liver, kidneys, heart, nerves an
itreastbeocd a a d
ftUSTAINEDa
Tired!
THROUGH W I T H H I M .
"You
don't
seem," said hor
friend, "to be interested In Mr.
Fredericks
any
more;"
"No,"
she replied, "I have reaIton to b t l leve b e
I
bas told me everything b e koowa."
Mjaagmaum^
A r e raa riredP taa iemmt
aarramet
U atratythtag T M ' « • • eHen? N e l
U b M t laaOaaee. Y e a e r e IO. Year
Ttam
a e e d * e t e e l e . Yoor S t e a e e h ,
Kidaey* a a d LiTer need etlrriall ap.
ttothiag
w i l l de tbU better t b e a
Electric
Bitters
SOo. a a d $ 1 . 0 0
Aai>nm<i«u
LUSTRE
Vt
"CILT ED6E." thtt only brtio" n'.iooilrc; fir-Ihet
pmiliM'l) loniiim 0!l. Blsrkj. Vci'i,', • « ni.il TroKTTos Isdie*' and chiliimi'a titeiea, tUaes wUfaMt
nbblng.VoC ~niE.SCii CIOSS." K c
"^)\^I)^'"'«In''1n!>i"•n f" tlcinL-a tvA pntlsklnf
aakiiiili-.'f'ii-'ctorUii. PIKK-J-. •..•... "STAK"'./.».. is.
"QDICK WnnT".in li<ioMr.-'rTn«.i;li.iK)!i...'(]t;Vlt.
>clcan»aDdwlilt«a«<lirtjrc.iii%.ir.l-'"••». 1,'y.s . c
"AlBO" eifi 'S mi wV.ilfrs El <•!(. Kt B t r a .
Sl'EBE,unar•..<•/^S r.ilCES. liir<.,.,.i«}i.;..i . u a
jurkcdin r.ne. IV.TI.-S •I"',I PI"".-". i'e.
In lwi«^
•on-.p, Urje."-utniimin bo\™. u.ihijKmi.'''. i c .
If rnnrrtPnlPr ^nr^nnttterplnr
V'nA 7-«n
r.rt.rrn^na
Veexeleatn.tattttm
for full nlzp p».-k«....ch..rif*.n l..>.U
'wHrrrsMORE B R O S . * c o . ,
SO-28 Albany Siroel, Cambrliles. M * « ^
The OUe'l a-id l.nc'it Mc.„„-:,,!urert of
Shoe Polishes ia tlie Ifutld.
J^^V^'sfj^Sft*'
; -*~=fi^
5si«.'"-f^ti
."fl!.:.
'••.•-.'.i_i' L I
Miss Ruth Eiiowles retorned to
the Eeene Ncrmal school Tues*
day having spent the week end
at her bome here.
A Weekly Netva Letter of Interest
Mrs. Nathan Whitney passed
her 85tb milestone Monday, r e ceiving congratulations and beet
Mrs. Lucretia Dodge is quite wishes from a host of friends.
Major A. J. Pierce was in Bossick.
ton Saturday.
$2000 FiRB
William Knowles from Nashua
A. B. Bush was in Hillsboro on
The Del-Hoff Lunch bailding
spent Sunday at his home.
a business trip Tuesday.
was partially destroyed by fire
The Grammar school, Mrs. early Sunday morning.
Damage
George Brown returned horae
Monday after spending several Shoults teacher, will have its reg- to the bnilding ie estimated at
ular work on Wednesday next $1200 and to the contents at $S0O,
weeks in Florida.
partly insnred. The Fire depart
Herbert L. Putnam was a visi- and all parents and friends are
ment qjjickly responded to the
tor in Nashuia and Merrimac last invited to attend.
alarm
and saved considerable of
Capt. A. A. Martin, John Adams
Friday and Saturday.
the property. Cause of tire is
Mr. and Mrs. James J . Griswold and C. W. Durgin are in New unknown.
were in Boston Thursday and York city attending a horse show.
Friday and witnessed the presen- Before returning hon.e they expect to visit the Hippodrome.
tation of Ben-Hur.
The Christian Endeavor society
Ralph E. Messer enjoyed a trip
. Tgr In&nts and CMldzen.
to Peterborough Friday evening of the Congregational church held
and attended the motion picture a social Friday evening at the
cbapel. Sandwiches, coflFee and
Bears tlie
shows at both of the theatres.
cake were served. No admission Sigaatareof
Henry W. Wilson, Esq., was in
fee was charged.
Grasmere Saturday. He took a
Are You Rheainatic?-Try Sloan's
"knight of the road" there for
treatment.
Said "knight" had
If yoa want quick and real relief-,
from Rheumatisoi, do what so many
the misfortune to fall on the ice
thousand other peopte are doing—
and break his jaw, and it was dewbeoever an attack comes on, batbe
cided best to take him to the
tbe sore muscle ur joint with Sloan's
County hospital.
Liniment.
No need to rub it i n just
apply
the
Liniment to the surA h ! The Inuigorating Whiff of
i=ACTORY
S
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face.
It
is
wonderfully
penetrating.
the Pine F o r e s t !
Fora Cutlery Factory. Give references, It goes right to the seat of trouble
Uow it clears the throat and faead qualifications "and salary. KEPORTER and draws pain almost immediately.
Get a boitle ot Sloan's Liniment ior
of its mucous Bilmeats.
It is tbe BOX 118. AXTRIM, X. H.
'2.5c of any druggist and bsve it in
spirit of newness and vigor from the
the house—agaiost colds, sore and
henttb giving piney forests brought
PARKER'S
awoUeu joints, lumbago,^sciatica aud
ba.k by Dr. Bell'a Pine Tar-Hooey.
HAIR BALSAM
Your money baek if
C1e«a««f esd b««3tiiTei tbe XsaXz, like ailments.
Anti^^eplic aud healing. Buy a bottle
Prenotc* a lvxusi.ai gtts-aib.
ttevev Taile to Beitore Gray
not
satisfied,
but
it doea give almost
Eair to Its TonthTul Color.
today All drugsisis 2oo.
adv.
PrcTpnta balr falliDir.
instant
relief.
50c.
nnd
gl.oo
at
I>r.]gg1i*tJ,.
Electric Bitters a Spring Tonio.
ISHHIHQTON
CASTORIA
fbe Kifld Yoa Have Always Bought
Nation-ivide Special S a l e
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All built (not stuffed)- layer-wise, in t h a
Ostermoor way, and are much better even.
than the r e g u l a r
Ostermcor Mattress. Weigh 50 pounds,
S pounds more than regular, and are even
more luxuriously comfortable. Coverings
are tho most expensive Tickings made,.
both Dust-Proof Satin Finish and French
Mercerised Art Twill. One ofthe biggc-st
opportur.it ies ever offered O'or cu.?tomers.
Sale Price
.50
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EMEKSON & SON,
WANTED
MILFORD. N. H .
QEDEBALKANAGEBAD
IjSlSU RANCH
Made doubly sure with the
"Baker Fire Extinguisher,"
and Insurance in our Agency, established June 1,1872
E.ff.BAM, Aienl Aatrim, I fl.
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IDVEETISE
£1
In
THE EEPORTER
And Get Your Share of the Trade.
WATCH T H I S SPACE
FOR
lilPOETANT ANNOUNCEMENT
3 Big Special Bargains
T 3 E a : i J S X^E3E33E5L
BABY
SOOX TO B E MADE
CARRIAGES
Celebrated F A. Whitney Carriage Co. make, standard
for years. To start the season we offer you this week a $lh
Carriage for $9.98. Oear. Pullman sipeper style, extremely
comfortable, wood body, finest coach varnish finish, upholstered throughout, new style hood. Colors are brown, hlue.
green, black, ('atalog sent on request. Don't
miss this chance to get a ?lo Carriage for only
$9.98
STRAW
UATTING
Ramples sent on. request. Just to start the season we
will sell a few hundrec^ya^cls of .Straw Matting,
« at
the regular The. jroods, per yard at the low price of
laJC
Kolorfast Fibre
Matting
Colors guaranteed to be fast to sun and water. This is
a high grade Matting in all the latest patterns, samples sent
on request. Do not mistake it with the old time fibre matting
that fades. This Matting sells in most stores fronTSOc to 60c
yard. Our special price to you this week just to
start the season is
38c
GEOEGE O. JOSLIN
BENNINGTON
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CLINTON
Barber's Big Dep't Store,
Milford, N. H.
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