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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1922. Berkshire was a week-end guest of Miss Hilda Shover at Lake Carmi. Mrs. WIN OOSKl NEWS BRANDON Misa, Ina Lamphere of the auditing department of the Rutland Telephone exchange is spending her vacation here 71 Ellen Croft visited her sister, Mrs. dangered, either by armed guards, or defective railroad equipment," the Brotherhood of Railway Steamship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Station and Express Employes announced to-day In a statement to The Associated Press.

Corliss Periey, in East Berkshire Monday. Frederick Carey of Boston, who 50.3 per cent of the population of the world are male and 49.7 per cent female. 8. The late Queen Victoria (1819-1901) was married February 10, 1840, to her cousin, Albert, Prince of Saxe-Coburg Gotha. 9.

The Battle of Waterloo was fought June 18, 1S15, abqut two miles from the 1 mad a trained nurse, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Aldrich.

who havo been visitinsr Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Nichols of Union street for several days, have returned to Keene, N.

11. Mrs, Robert C. Yates and two rhlMrcn of Chicago are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.

11. Whelden of Franklin street. Lloyd Sprasrue of Xew York city a spend a few days hero with his mother, Mrs. Alice B. Sprasrue.

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lamphere of Grove street.

Miss Mary Button la acting as organist at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church In place of Miss Lottie Baker, who is In Shelburne, Is visiting at the home of hia cousm, Mrs. O. G. Blouin, went Tuesday to Montgomery for a week's fishing.

Mrs. Roy E. Strohecker of Utica, N. with her little daughter, Nancy, came Sun Board of Appraisers Meets Ladies' Auxiliary Dance To-morrow Items of Personal ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S KWIZ village of Waterloo in Belgium. 1.

Nemesis, according to classical 10. The Yosemite Valley, on the west- Miss Catherine Johnson, who recently mythology, was the goddess of ven- ern slope of the Sierra Nevada Mountain, day to visit at the home, of her parents, underwent a surgical operation at a geance. is about seven miles long, ana Brooklyn, N. Y. hospital, where she Is Mention FREE PRESS WANT ADS PAY I1EST 2.

Belladonna Is a narcotic prepared from one-half to one mile wide. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Merrill. Mrs.

John Duffy of Milton and little sonj John, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Weed.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9. International Rotary club officers in session here to-day made plans for the permanent establishment of boys" week. A week's outing for boys has been planned by 194 clubs in the United States. It was anounced that reports showed that the educational campaign for one year iad resulted In nearly 30,000 boys and girls resuming their studies after having dropped all out of school.

Additional appropriation for this work will be from the deadly nightshade. 3. Charles Dickens wrote "A Tale of THEATHE Two Cities." STRAND. kJU Tfc Kill Flies 4. The Thames, the most important NEW QUESTIONS.

1. What is a silo? 2. Which is the Gopher State? 3. What is the capital of Connecticut? 4. When does the harvest moon occur? 5.

-What does the musical term grave mean? river in Great Britain, is 215 miles in GRIEF HE SEWS -Select Feature made this year by all club's, the announcement stated. 6. Which is the largest Island in the by the Roomful LONDON, Aug. 9. The condition of Viscount Northcliffe, which has been grave for several days past, was announced to-day as unchanged.

JERICHO Mrs. Edward Wagner and son, How length. 5. The Trocadero in an elevation on the right bank of the i Seine, France. The grounds are laid out in terraces, and contain' an immense structure which contains a concert hall seating 6,000, and a museum, 6.

Madanre Pompadour, (1721-64) was a mistress of Louis XV of France. She influenced the King in political surrounded herself with, artists and literary men. 7. It has been estimated that about world- 1. when was the Woman's Christian Temperance Union organized? 8.

What is a ballad? 9. What was the Aldine Press? EL4INE HAMMERSTEIR In "Handcuffs or Kisses" World KInogTam Sport Review To-morrow An All-Star Cast la 'FATHER TOM." ard, and daughter, Gienna and Nora, Russin of Cambridge were Sunday vis 10. What was the Spanish Armada? itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrows.

Edward Walker of Flyosan is a wonderful, non-poisonou3 liquid you use as a spray against all sorts of insect pests. Get a can today at your drug, grocery or hardware store. LONDON, Aug. 9. (By the Associated Press).

A reprieve was refused by Home Secretary Shortt to-day to Joseph O'Sullivan and Reginald Dunn, sentenced! to be hanged tomorrow for the assassination of Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson. Lexington, and Helena and An Every Tine or advertising is a. Sorv Ice-value to reader. na Fllnn and Frank Davis of Burlington were Sunday visitors at the home I of Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Flinn. Mr. and We offer you real Mrs. M. C.

Mason, and son, Clarence, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dependable quality and all sizes at $4 and up Mason and daughter, Phillis, of Uftder- COLUMBUS. Aug. 9.

(By the Associated Press). Candidates favoring wine and beer and progressivism within motored around the Mountain Sun IB1IH ill Main 20S8 For Home or Summer Cottage Add 60 days to Your Vacation Main 521 Free Engineering Service We install Complete F. ED. ALLARD, CLOTHIER, 41 Mate day. Miss Annie Flinn of Burlington is the Republican party went down to de feat in yesterday's State-wide primary election in Ohio, according to returns early today from more than 4500 of the 7S36 precincts In the, State.

The board of appraisers met yesterday morning at nine o'clock at the citj-elerk's office and again yesterday afternoon at two o'clock and last evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. They will meet again this afternoon at two o'clock at the city clerk's office for the purpose of hearing anyone aggreived at the appraisal of their property. Mi.s Estelie McXulty has returned from a week's trip to Schenectady and Albany, X. T. Miss Nellie Buckley of Eeclair street is spending ten days in Saratoga, N.

Y. The Ladies Social club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Franklin at 3 Spring street. All arrangements have been completed for the first dance of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion which Is to be held to-morrow evening in Corporation Hall. Peter Boseley, aged 76 years, died of heart trouble Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at his home on River street.

Mr. Boseley had been in ill health for some time, but had been confined to the house only for the past month. Besides his wife, he is survved by three daughters, Mrs. P. Vansleet, Mrs.

Charles Amdoy and Mrs. Leon Ledger and by five sons, Olver, Joseph, Wilfred, Napoleon and Bert, all of this city. Arrangements for the funeral were not completed. Charles Fitzgerald and Everett Mon-geon are in camp at Mallett's Bay for a few days. Arthur Manseau and daughter, Mrs.

George Sheppard, and son, Leo, and Miss Albertine Simard left yesterday morning by automobile for a week's trip to points in Canada. Frank Pate, colored, was arrested Tuesday by the police and brought into court to answer to the charge of open and gross lewdness. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to jail for a period of from nine to twelve months. The sentence was suspended and after paying the costs, he was placed on probation. Quite a large number of this city availed themselves of the opportunity last evening of attending the annual lawn party at St.

Joseph's Orphanage and to visit the orphans and to go For the Winter with The Sunbeam Pipeless Heater PIE APPLES Green Corn, Tomatoes, Cantaloupes. H. L. MOILES, ST. OHNS, Aug." -ft-fW BrIt-: ish warship Raleigh which hasiheen SAFE INSECTICIDE E.

O. CHISHOLM Sfgrm FOX FURNACE cruising off the Labrador coast with Admiral Sir William Pa.fhmha.rn on Kills Flies WholesaleHarms Nothing Else 257 FHASKLIX BOSTON. and board is aground at Point Amour In WINOOSKI. TT. 0 MAIN etu me straits or Bene Isle.

She struck last night and a message received today said she would probably be a total wreck. All on board reached shore safely. The Calcutta, tender to the Raleigh, is standing by. WW spending a few days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Flinn. Harold Peck has sold his liens and gone out of the business. Mr. and Mrs. Roy French and children of Barre are visiting at the home of Madam Dinsmore.

Harold Jason of Plattsburgh has returned and is working In the Densmore granite shed. The Misses Hilda and Irene Machia and lady friend of Essex Junction were vistors Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blaisdell. Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Morgan and son, Sidney, of Burlington were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Howe.

Mrs. Frank Howe, who has been spending the week In Burlington with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morgan, has returned home. Mrs.

Herbert Brigham has been visiting at the home of her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wardlaw, at St. Albans. Miss Margaret Cuthenth is working for Mrs.

Frank Percival. The Field Day given by the M. W. Saturday was well attended. The Richmond band furnished music throughout the day.

Two. ball games were played, the first being the Underbill girls through the orphanage. The Misses Katherine, Norah and Johanna Burke of Mallett's Bay avenue and Miss'Enretta of New York city left this morning for a few days' visit to Montreal. Mrs. J.

T. Peladeau and son, Maurice, from Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Gamache, Miss Stella and Edward Manseau have returned from a ten days' vacation at Camp Geneva, Mallett's Bay. Mr. Feladeau was at Camp Geneva over Sunday. To-day, at Essex Center Fair Grounds, horse racing and aeroplane flights, 2:00 p. m.

Advertisement. Horse races at Ferrisburg, Saturday afternoon. Advertisement. HARRISBURG, 111., Aug. have been started in every coal mine In this section, and mules are being lowered into the shafts to-day.

Preparations are being made by practically all operators in Williamson county to resume mining, and it is the belief of both miners and operators in this region, that the coal strike will be called off within 48 hours. Iced Drinks and Electric Fans will not cool the body that is stuffed with heating foods. Cut out the heavy foods, get rid of that "stuffy" feeling keep cool and fit by eating NEW YORK, Aug. 9. Twenty-five thousand rail shop crafts workers, through David Williams, secretary of the eastern strike committee, to-day meat sent a telegram to B.

M. Jewell at Chicago, putting themselves on record as refusing to accept President Harding's proposal for submitting the seniority question to the Railroad Labor Board. JUL Hii SLxk' ii against the Richmondville girls, the score being 22 to 8 In favor of Underbill and then the Underhill boys against Stowe, the score being in favor of Underhill. The speaker for the afternoon was George F. Baldwin, State deputy of New Hampshire.

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Hanley and daughter, Mrs. Ralph Brigham and Robert, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Garner Hulburt at Albans. A goodly number attended the Home Mission- ESSEX UNCTION Farewell Reception Given Mrs. D. C. Slater by Ladies' Aid The Village News society meeting held at the home of Mrs.

Herbert Hutchinson Thursday af-i ternoon. Mrs. Hattie Otis and daughter. a real whole wheat food that is rich in vitalizing nutrinent made digestible by steam -cooking, shredding and baking. Contains the bran that is so useful in stimulating bowel movement, keeping the intestinal canal healthy and clean.

The BOSTON, Aug. 9. The first cargo of coal from England to arrive here by a regular liner was brought into port today by the Leyland Line freighter No-vlan. She carried 3,500 tons of soft coal consigned to the New York, New Haven Hartford railroad as well as other merchandise. This is the fifth shipment of coal to arrive from England since the coal situation became acute, but the others were brought by tramps.

Annie, who have been camping at Malleus Bay for two weeks have returned home. Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Cross of Malletts Bay were Sunday visitors, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flinn. Mis3 Pansy Buzzell has been in camp at Malletts Bay with her sister, Mrs.

Buxton and family from Janesville. purpie martin's at Howard Fullers, -Horse races at Ferrisburg, Saturday afternoon. Advertisement. 190.2t tasty crispness of its oven-baked shreds tempts the appetite on Summer days. Two Biscuits with milk or cream make a complete, nourishing meal.

Eat it for breakfast with sliced bananas or prunes for lunch with berries for dinner with sliced peaches, apricots, stewed raisins, or fresh fruits. Ready-cooked, ready-to-eat. MOSCOW, Aug. 9. (By The Associated Press.) Fourteen of the 34 Social Revolutionists accused of high treason against the Soviet government have been sentenced to death by the revolutionary tribunal.

Among the condemned are several of those who turned informers. Three of the other defendants were acquittd, and the remainder given prison sentences of from two to ten years. At the Baptist Church Tuesday evening a farewell reception was tendered Mrs. D. C.

Slater, who will go September 1 with her family to Florida to make her home. The Baptist Ladies' Aid, with which Mrs. Slater haa always worked so zealously was anxious to show her in some substantial way its appreciation of her co-operation so Invited friends and neighbors to join In the demonstration. The church was prettily decorated for the occasion. An excellent program of songs by Mrs.

B. C. Hawley and Mrs. 11. B.

with Miss Carlotta Slater at the piano, also readings by Mrs A. B. Rugg and Miss Katherine Aldrich added to the evening's pleasure. The Rev. Leonard Aldrich on behalf of the Ladies' Aid and friends of Mrs.

Slater presented her with a purse of money. In accepting Mrs. Slater made a fitting response. Refreshments were served after which all joined in wishing Mrs. Slater godspeed and a continued life of usefulness.

Uplirfhffiil Rim The Home Circle will meet in the Methodist Church vestry Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. L. Howard will be hostess assisted by Mrs.

W. W. Falmer. Solon and Worthington Hazen of North Hero were recent visitors at W. Palmer's.

All stores and places of business will be closed this afternoon from one till five to permit everyone to attend the Men's club horse races at Essex Center. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Orvis returned yesterday from a four weeks' trip through New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rousseau of Hol-yoke, are visiting Mr, Rousseau's aunt, Mrs. C. B.

Grow and friends in this vicinity. Loretta, the year-and-a-half old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Des-forges of West street, died Tuesday afternoon and was buried yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Holy Family Church. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery.

Mrs. Ernest Plant of Worcester, is visiting Mrs. Florence Ladue and other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs.

R. H. May and Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. May of Burlington left early this morning by automobile for a visit with relatives In Franklin, Pa. To-day, at Essex Center Fair Grounds, horse racing and aeroplane flights, 2:00 p. m. Advertisement.

Horse races at Ferrisburg, Saturday afternoon. Advertisement. Made only by the Shredded Wheat Company, Niagara Falls, N. Y. liiiliiiiirfiliiiillilliiiliiilliilliiiilllililiiiUlillllHiiiilliilil LONDON, Aug.

9. (By The Assochit-ed Press.) As a result of a three-hour conversation between Premier Poln-care of France and Mr. Lloyd George, the British prime minister, to-day, It was decided to refer back to the--committee of experts M. Poincare's plan for control of German finances, with the request that the points upon which the British and French are not in agreement be re-examined. FoHFtii Week of Harris Drury is on a business trip to New York city.

Friendship Chapter, No. 62 of Richmond invites Bethany Chapter, No. 71, to visit them on next Tuesday evening, August 15. Those intending to go should notify Mrs. A.

L. Webster no later than Friday. Mr. and Mrs Jason Prior and son, George, of Schenectady, N. are visiting Mrs.

Trior's parents', Mr Mrs. W. J. Parker, of Lincoln street. GREENFIELD, Aug.

9. A Boston Maine passenger train from Boston bound west was stoned last night about a mile west of the Greenfield station by unidentified men. Most of the windows in one coach were smashed. Several passengers were cut by flying glass anfl two were struck by rm nTiW A TTTTTnH 7XD A 5 stones. They were given first aid on the train which was not halted.

wi, aaa mJm n. 3 tsi kuxbsj CINCINNATI, Aug. 9. (By The Associated Press.) Clerks, freight handlers and statlonmen, who are not on strike have been ordered to "stay away from their usual places of employment whenever their lives are en- Isadora Cohen, of Springfield, Mass. Charles Walters of Worcester, is visiting his mother, Mrs.

Mary Walters. Special, To-night. City Theatre, Wallace Reed in Sick. Abed; also Comedy and News. Advertisement.

Horse races at Ferrisburg, Saturday afternoon. Advertisement, Eidhth Anniversary White and Colored Voiles and Batiste Blouses at $1.95 each Former prices, $2.50 to $4.50 inclusive Many styles, but not all sizes in each style. Excellent money value. Mostly long sleeves, frilled, Tuxedo, Bramley and Tailored models Size range, 34 to 54 bust. A quick clean-up at $1.95 each.

rr fi TT FT? I 6 1 11 -J 9 VERGENNES Mr. and Mrs. William R. Sessions and eons, Howard and Harry, are passing a week in camp at Long Point. Claude Fisher and family, who have been Ing Mrs.

Fisher's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Fisher, have returned to Mont-pelier. Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Bartley of Burlington have been visiting Mr. and (Mrs. Thomas Mack. J. J.

Dunn of Millers Falls, is substituting as manager of the A. P. store during the vacation of W. R. Sessions.

Mr. and Mrs. Earle B. Kingsland were in Burlington yesterday. Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel T. Donnelly are spending ten days at Nantasket, Beach, Mass. Miss Nora Bodette is assisting in the A. P.

store. Dr. Hansen, iMiss Ethel Bean and Mrs. Irving Chase of Boston have been visiting Mrs. F.

E. Burnham at Basin Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. William G.

Miner visited in Burlington Tuesday. Posft-maotti IT. Donnellv has returned 11 vJ IaZi McGONNELLCO Specialist Outerwear Apparel Women's Rubbers Broken lines and odd lots lOcpair CHARLOTTE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eddy, Susan and Milton Eddy, and Henry Stanton of At-tleboro, who have been spending their vacation at the home of Mrs.

Joseph and Mrs. Truman Bessette, returned home Saturday. Several of the friends of Miss Catherine Smith motored to Rutland Monday to attend the Chautauqua, Miss Smith being one of 'the entertainers. On their return they called on their former pastor. Rev.

Harvey Guliek, in Brandon. The playgrounds will be opened Thursday afternoon with Miss Janice Byington In charge. All children are invited to enjoy the good time. The library members will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Lewis Dean at her cottage at Long Point for their regular business meeting.

Guion Hilman, who has been spending two weeks wtlth his family at the home of II. G. Whalley, returned Sunday to his home at Flushing, L. I. News has been received of the birth of a daughter.

Helen Russell, to and Mrs. J. Ross of Middlebury. Austin and Charles Ross of Middlebury are visiting at the Holmes farm. Rev.

Mr. Austin and a party of boys are in camp at Hills' Point for a few days. Miss Adeline Children's Shoes One lot of Children's Shoes in black and brown calf, sizes 5 to 8, $2.50 values, sale price, $1.29 FACE A SIGHT WITH PIMPLES Large and Red. Itched and Burned. Cuticura Heals.

"My face was itchy and broke out with large, red pimples. They were scattered all over my face and itched and burned so that I scratched which caused them to grow larger. I could hardly sleep at night. They were a real torture and my face was a sight. "The trouble lasted about three months.

I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and the first treatment stopped the itching and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment I was healed." (Signed) Miss Ora Goulette, R. F. D. 4, Box 86, Barre, March 24, 1922. Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum exclusively for every-day toilet purposes.

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3SirCuticar.i Soap shave without mug. A Few More Left E. P. Reed Sample Oxfords and Pumps FOR WOMEN Sizes 3 1-2, 4 and 4 1-2, djn Q0 $9 values YOyHOIOTIiEB NOW STRONG Shoe Polish from Plattsburgh, N. where he attended a meeting of the Knights of Columbus.

Miss Katherine Ramsay of Burlington Is passing her vacation with her mother, Mrs. E. D. Ramsay. Gasper Baccelallato has sold his house on East School street to Wilbur Jodoin.

Edward Mack of Ithaca, N. is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mack.

Miss Catherine Ryan, who has been ill, Is able to be out. Abraham Cohen has 5c White or black Her Mother's Faith in Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound led Her to Try it Kenosha, "Wisconsin. "I cannot Bay enough in praise of Lydia E. Pink- Women's pumps and oxfords, broken lines, Cuban and low heels.

01 Sale price 1 1U0 .00 ham vegetable Compound. My Men's Shoes Men's high grade Scout nailed and sewed soles, black and brown, $3 value. Sale 01 Q0 price Women's Shoes Women's white canvas high and low pumps and oxfords, welt and turned soles mother had great in it as she rilll i Pease of Northampton, who has been visiting in town, has gone to Burlington to visit relatives. The Charl-lotte Trotting association will hold Its first meeting on the new track Tuesday, i SureileSIef Women's patent leather instep strap pumps with I pad taken so much 'jof it and when I -fhad trouble after my baby was born she gave it to me. It helped me so jlj much more than anything else ad tU4 done that I advise Jail women with rubber heels "Women's Oxfords Black and white, leather trimmed, sale price only S2.48 FOR iriDIGESTIOn Sale price If August 15.

A new judges' stand is being erected. Plenty of horses are promised to make the racing program very interesting. To-day, at Essex Center Fair Grounds, horse racing and aeroplane flights, 2:00 p. m. Advertisement.

Horse races at Ferrisburg, Saturday afternoon. Advertisement. Men's Webber Bros, brown and black bal. and blucher low and high shoes, Goodyear welt. $9 Q0 Sale price iPi3U Men's brown leather, Goodyear welt oxfords with rubber heels.

CO QQ Sale price ij0i 30 'V i Rrii.BMe II Vl omen Silk Hosiery, 49c pair Hosiery for men, women and children, in all styles and grades at sale prices. Women's kid and patent leather, Cuban heel pumps with instep strap and buckle, all sizes. QO (10 Sale price iiui naicr Sure Relief Wurses phgsiciotis recommend, ENOSBURG FALLS Miss Abbey Kenfield of Saranac Lake, IS. X. haa been passing a few days at; it hjm vt and Packages Everywhere female trouble to give it a fair trial and I am sure they will feel as I do about it.

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If you are suffering from troubles that sometimes follow child-birth bear in mind that Lydia E. Pink-ham's Vegetable Compound is a woman's medicine. It is especially adapted to correct such troubles. The letters we publish ought to convince you ask some of your women fnend3 or neighbors they know its worth. You will, too, if you give it a fair trial.

Watch Our Windows. Mail Orders Filled. Frank Kenfleld's. (Miss Elinore Allen, who has been the g-uest'of her Mrs. E.

J. Parmelee, for two went to Burlington Tuesday, accom- panined by Mrs. Parmelee. Miss Lou-! anna E. Carpenter was in St.

Albans Tuesday with the family of her E. W. Smith, of 'East Berkshire. Willard Hall, who has been passing two months at the home of his brother, I Lyman Hall, in Camden, X. returned I Tuesday.

Miss Wilma Burleson of East 54 Church Street Burlington, Vermont For years they have relied upon it in the treatment of skin and scalp troubles, because they know that Resinol Ointment so quickly stops itching and generally clears away the disorder. From baby slight rash to severe cases of eczema hundreds of letters bear witness power. It's easy to obtain easy to use. Why don't you try it? Atagfaggtos if PATENAUDE '1 Sold Everywhere.