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THE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS AND TIMES: AUGUST II. 1902. 8 a HOME MATTERS. PUBLISHERS NOTICE MssU Crt Attcrmetjs. .1 ll AM The primitive man who lived In a warm climate, naturally protected his head with some lisht vegetable material, furnished by tropical leaves reed.

This season of warmth D. N. NICHOLSON, The Hatter, Clothier. Furnisher and Manufacturing Furrier, Everything pertaining to ArtEmbroidery LoverofTeaCtips The Women Folk. Talk about the pleasant and unpleasant features of housekeeping.

One of the pleasant things they talk about Is the DINNER SETS. We are offering at $3.00 to $12.48 set, and other dainty dishes to make the table look furnishes HATS made of TROPICAL STRAW in shapes peculiar to this adrnnccij of estremHv LIGHT WEIGHT, and pric 1 r-i" 00 kind for The 1 and hB HBe. ana jijjnr colored. FELT HATS, lighter yet 60c and 75c. STRAW for Qualities for T9c.

The light felt hats in were aOc. 39c. were T5c. 6Sc. were ll.ffi.

8T.C worth 1.0. HAMMOCKS 6Sc ZL90 were K.O) to close. KUJtS REPAIRED. Brins them in NOW and pet to benefit of the reduced Have you all the Summer Weight Gar-1 merits you need? Just think of the hot days and weeks before you and then read the prices at which we are offering Hot Weather Garments land you will find something in the listyou can-1 not well do without. Colored Shirt Waists at 25c, 35c, 79c and $1.48, that i were worth early from 50c to $3-00 each.

Heavy stock, cold, wet season no matter who loses you're the winner. White Shirt Waists at 98c, $1.39, $1.87, $2.98, $3 98, former prices were $1.50, $1.98, 25. 69. a 98, $3 4s and UP I to 5. gS.

Terhaps you hare been waiting- for the mark down. It has come and the lowest prices ever made on equal quality so early in the season. Snmmer Wash Skirts at 69c, 87c, 98c, $1.87, and $2.69, formerly $1.39, $2 09, $2. 98 and up to 5. 98.

sa me proportion. OCTING SHIRTS Sc. I 'X DEI: WEAR 25c. worth TSc wnnj were it were were styles are out. Church Burlington.

Large Brass Knobs Einiply magnificent Is our Ehowing of iron and brass beds. In supeab styles of omamectatio alt colors araeL ti to prices DURING AUGfST. all the new Masonic Temple, Fine White Enamel It'B a eplemdid for the money. Substantial, rood quality enamel. IxxkS and wears well.

NELSON, Such o'joortunities do not come early to-day. THE J. W. HcAUSLAN CO. F.

G. SATEORD, Manager. 48 to 50 OLI)EST rcKNTTURH Church St. house in Vermont- SURE otten. 1 ms one is nere.

come 7 ODD SUITS AND ODD TROUSERS. Odd things predominate in our stock at this tim's and odd prices rule the day. Suits at $4 12, $6 12, and $8 12. Burhngton is just as liable to hare a bi confiagTa-tion as Waterbury. Paterson or Glens Falls.

Ses that Tour policies are in our old strongr companies. The only way to be perfectly safe. If you try to get something cheaper and "just as good, you will be sorry. Hickok's Insurance Agency, 170 Bank Street. TO Trousers at $1 12, I Chas.

W. $2 12, and $3 12. Richardson, 500 Capadura or Owl CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER, Corner Church and Main Sts. Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. or in combination, we will furnish the purchaser 50 Robt.

Bums gratis, express prepaid. i EACH TEETH The Diamond Hunter Will find the best gems from the celebrated fields of the world right here in our stock. You get them without hardship and get the best stones from which to select Some beautiful stones, Many fine settings, Pins, Rings and Pendants, Beauties at slight cost. CO. JEWELERS, 107 Church St, Burlington, Vt.

10c Cigar I I GEO. L. STORn 24 and 26 Murray 5L.N.Y. If You Must Gamble Don't do it with your Life Insurance Policies as there are other ways to speculate where you do not have to wait five, ten, fifteen, or twenty years to learn the results. When you buy life insurance take a Mantle and center pieces with fruit de signs, white linen dollies, all sizes, beautiful floral designs.

We furnish colored plates which makes the work so simple that a child can do it. We carry a complete line of Richardson's embroidery silks, the best silks made, 4c per skein. The baktnc.e of our summer millinery to be closed out regardless of cost. Stamping and designing to order. Mrs.

P. H. McMahon, MASONIC TEMPLE. GODDARD SEMINARY prepares its students for college, technical school, teaching and business. It is a home school and surrounds its students with ail helpful influences possible.

Board and tuition for a year of 29 weeks, 17i For catalogue address O. K. HOLL1STEH, Barre, Vt, Remington Typewriters ON RENTAL '3: Por month nd up. Good work and prompt service guaranteed by our superior fa-cilitieaand nat ural Interest in the reputation of our machine. WYCKOFF.

SEAMAN5 ft BENEDICT. 81 lioston, Stevens Machine Co. Wood Working Hachinery General Repair Work. Just received a carload ot Fire Brick and Clay. U.

S. Injectors, Oil Cups and Lubricators. Mill Supplies of all kinds. Castings large and small. WINOOSKI.

VT. Those dellcous preserves figs and brom-angelon for desert Jelly. All Flavors. Also tiremette, the celebrated french ice cream dressing. AT Dolan Bros.

TTurnnRton, June 14, 1902. llassrs. Frownell 4 Burnham State Agents) rat ice Corpo-. Vt: ku-reby ac- Employers' Liability As ration Limited. Burlingto IVrmn.

i knowledge thP receipt of che nlovrfc" Liability Assurance of the Em- Corporation injuries rtv in full sett ieintnt. ceived, under Accident l'oli you. I'lt nse accept thanks for sr written by mo and allow tifai'tion for rnt' to exprf to ou my s4 the liberal settlement madt. nd to recom- mend your company to all oth ers now cur rying or contemplating carrk or Health Insurance. ing Accident Yours truly.

H. F. WOODBURY. Brownell Burnham, General Insurance Agency, 195 ColieieSt, Telephone 137-11. FAIR El BOSTON Sept.

22 to Nov. 1902 Firat Fair Held In Foul- Tear. "no CHARGE FOR SPjcE. ADMISSION. 25c.

Special Attractions. Clean, Educational. Applications for apaea and information send to ,1, ct. Hoftmer, Mnttager Alcchanica Bulldinc, Uoaton, Maaa. You will find It to your advantage to buy CARRIAGES and all horse foods of Walter B.

Johnson. Essex Junction, Vt. 0 My A. G. WHITTEMORE.

ATT01kiEY AT LAW, HAG AR BLOCK. Cushman Sherman, fcllAWS BLOCK. Opposite Poatofflcs 'Phone. 48-12. oweil Powell.

Collections a specialty. 166 COLLEGE ST Clark C. Brigrsrs, Legal papers carefully drawn. 16 CLARK STREET. Brown Macomber, 182 MAIN STREET.

Collections given prompt attention. THE WILDER ORCHESTRA. The Artistic Orchestral Combination of Northern New Kngland. Address Wilder Entertainment Bureau. 19 State Street Montpelier, Vt GEO.

F. MOODY. Teacher of Piano and Organ- hoorlY. C. A Builcing.

rv-r chitc cis. W. B. W1LLCOX. ARCHITECT.

154 COLLEGE STREET. pcntisl DR. J. E. AQQART." DENTIST, The Richardson.

Pearl Street Entrance Drs. McGovern Drew, Dentists. 94 Church street. Burlington. Vt DR.

PARTRIDGE, DEMIST. Room and 5. Hurlinptnn Savings Bank 221-1L Building. Dr. Jackson, DEVTIST.

73 CHURCH STRKKT. DR. DAVID MANSON, DENTIST, V. MCA, Building, College St. jttlsceHaucotrs.

MRS. K. A. BEISKL1T, KlfOtne Fucf Treat mint. Mameurt.

Chiropody. Hir iiid ttupM: j. bts ond elver Of ra tiuaw, Jt'-i tinnk St. 1 Burling toil, Vt, tflE MONTPELIER KINDERGARTEN School. Amy B.

Fisk, 21 Hubbard it, Montpelier. Principal. MRS. MAY GILMAN, 93 church st. over Drug Store.

The most Ini piovrd methods fur tautiiying tiie coni-licxlon and rercovirg hair or moirs from ladies faces, leaving no Bear or traca whaifver. Jo manicuring chiropody Carefully a U. ruled to. Miss M. J.

Crossman, HAIR WORKER. New Switches, Puffs. Waves and Cur'a made to order. Combing mde tip. Firt rlass work.

1 SOt Tll 1NOOSKI AVE. William Cavea. CONTRACTOR AND BIMLDKR. Office and Shop is North Battery street. James Wakefield Hither and Sallmak-er.

manufacturer of Awi.ir.gs, Tent Covers, and Ccnury Ve.idmK3 It nrins to lei. Jiii3'. eiPl Also F-utmiis. KUss ot all Tarred and Manila Cordage, Oalvamzeo i re. Tackle Blocks Bi.at H.jw 1 cks.

I. lie Preserv ers. Elfe Buoys ard twlmmim Jackets. Anchors and Folding Anchors. Ny Ljantcnis.

Side Yacht Fenders. Stf erti heels. Tar 1 itch. Oakum, and all kiads of Yacht Corner South Pattery i.nd Klr.g streets. near ChampIiJn Transportation dock.

spsNCSn MONUMENTS Building: and Other Stone Work. J. IV. GOODELL, 257 Pine Street, Burlington, Vt. 0 i.

a a Rather than Order more low priced wheels for the bal- ance of the season I have decided to sell my hih ftrade stock at less than cost to close out. The stock consists of i. I. A I EAOI.E8. REAPING, aa r-t i vi niiC ail new and all risht and will he sold at almost any old pri.

e. Don't miss the chance as when these are gone there will not be any more at these prices. R. G. PAGE, 34 Church Street.

Telephone connection. A mm 1 yM? attractive. IMPORTED DINNER SETS. In Blue, Brown and Green, 112 pieces. $9.00.

SPECIAL SALE. Chamber Sets imported Beauties at $3.50. C. G. PETERSON, 64 Church St.

TO RENT. Several very desirable houses to rent Location the best and rent reasonable. Inquire of B. S. JONES, Real Estate Broker, 105 Church street.

Burlington, Vt. Something New. Children's and Misses' tailor-made skirts in endless variety, from tl 50 upwards. Also another ca.se of those Batiste corsets for $1.00 at the Bijjonetfe Ladies Parlori. 30 Church Street.

Teeth Extracted Absolutely Without Pain. Tba only office In Burlington where voa can get teth extracted without a particle of pain without taking gas. My method Is) used Dy no other ptrson. IS pain; no. aanger; uo arter eTects.

DR. L. HAZEN. Office 1 Tine street. Burlington.

Vt Oflu-e hours Id to i. 7 to TELEPHONE CRESCENT BEACH INN AND GET SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT. a Lobsters and Clams in any style also the famous Spring Chicken Dinners and Suppers, Fine Beacn for Bathing. Suits to let for Ladies and Gents. C.

A. WAHLSTROM Ct CO. Pardon me for Praising the Perfections of the accident Policies issued by the Travelers of Hartford. They are the best on the market. The proof of this is that if in your opinion any other company issues a better on the Trav ellers agree to duplicate it for ycu in place of their own.

1 you happen to kiM of a fairer proposition. Then why not look us up. 10 T. S. PECK, INSURANCE.

Burlington, Vermont. MILEAGES. Elias Lyman Coal Co. arc now in their new offices and will be pleased to receive calls from all their old friends and customers, and also from their friends who are not their customers. 206 College St.

0 i 56 Ha Mti son A I you 'ant to get the 1 1 right kind of printing go to the right placethe Free Press Job Office. M. W. ADAMS policy in I NONE BETTER. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance of Newark.

N. which pays all dividends annually at the beginning; of the second and of each succeeding; year, provided the current premium be paid. To Advertisers. Advertisers who wish to reach the farmers and other residents of Chittenden County and the mall villages of the State will do well to consider the advantages of advertising In the Weekly Free Press. It circulates la localities not reached by the Daily, and among a class of readers not reached by any other Burlington newspaper.

Its circulation Is about 5,000 copies weekly and gives the opportunity to reach a larger constituency of the class of buyers than can bo reached by any other weekly in Vermont. CITY AND VICINITY. Miss Mary Delisle and Patrick Rivers were united In marriage Saturday by Justice G. W. Dfberville.

Miss N. C. Magennls has been invited to write a poem to be read at Old Home Week In Randolph, Aug. 14 to 15. A member of the police department found a child's bicycle on Bank street last evening and took It to the police station.

The street department is using the block system of keeping the road in repair from Main street through St. Paul and Sliel-burne streets as far as Potash brook. A small number of people went yester day on the liutland railroad's excursion to Isiand Park, leaving on the regular morning train and returning shortly after 6 o'clock p. m. In the case of Hnry Carpenter vs.

Henry Pratt before Justice A. V. SpauM- ing Saturday at WJnooski, Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff for J36.0S dam ages and costs of suit. K. P.

Shaw sold Saturday for Albert C. Smith one of his new houses on Brookes avenue to Miss Lizzie B. Lanprdon. Mr. Shaw, has also rented the house for Miss I.angdon to H.

J. Vancor. State's Attorney E. C. Mower goes this morning to indsor on lpgal business.

Grand Isle County Court opens for the August term to-morrow and Mr. Mower will attend, having several cases there. Albert Bergeron and Miss Mary Ann Bernier, Fabian Maurtn and Miss Corlnna Diipont and Thaophistus Clermont and Miss I.ydia Roy. all of Iakeslile, are to be married at St. Joseph's Church this morn ing at 7 o'clock.

The funeral of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. If. J. Hayes was held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon from St.

Mary's cathedral, the Rev. J. P. Gillis officiating. The interment was In St.

Jo seph's cemetery- The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parent of North Ftreet. died Saturday and the funeral was held yesterday at -4 i p. m.

from St. Joseph's Church. Mgr. J. M.

Cloarec officiating. The Interment was In I Mount Calvary cemetery. I To-day the Chateaugay brings to this city from St. Albans Bay an excursion party under the auspices of the Central Vermont railroad from all stations between and including Windsor and West Berlin. They are to come on the boat's regular trip.

I ukc Rice of Westmins-ter, a farmer, tiled a petition in bankruptcy Saturday. His Mobilities are with assets of and 7ul exempt. James Malor.ey of St. Albans, a laborer, also filed a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities of and assets of Michael Callahan, charged with furnishing, was found guilty in City Court Satur day of two second offences. He was sen tenced to serve not less than two nor more than thry months In the House of Correc tion at Rutland and fined t-'ft with costs of or an alternative sentence of 262 ad ditional days at Rutland.

Callahan to an appeal and furnished tail in the sunv of $23). On Monday evening. September 1, the Cadets of Montreal will hold a ball at the Masonic Temple at which time a company of the corps will give an exhibi tion military and physical drill. Music will probably be fumlshi by the Howard House Orrhestira. The cadets will te accompanied by representatives of the Montreal volunteer regiments and they will mitke their headquarters at tho Hotel Bur-linpton.

Orders will be received at Company M's rooms on Church street. The Burlington and Wlnooskl base hall teams playerl a game at Athletic Park Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock before a fair-sized crowd of spectators. The Burlington battery consisted of Doyle, Artand and Murphy, while the Wlnooskt battery consisted of S. Smith. G.

Smith and Walker. At the last half of the ninth inning the score was 13 to 10 in favor of Winooski when the umpire made a decision, the Justice of which was fiurstloard by the Burlington men, who protested and tho game ended. Mrs. Clara Aimes Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James E. Russell of 273 St. Paul street, died yesterday morning of consumption after a sickness of one year. The funeral will take place from St. Mary's cathedral on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock with interment In St.

Joseph's cemetery. The deceased is survived by three sisters Mrs. W. P. Brown of St.

Johnsbury and the Misses Mary and Sarah Russell of this city and one brother, T. K. Russell of thi-city. She also leaves two small children. Rene L.avoie.

who for ten years has been the sexton of Mount Calvary cemetery. died at 6 o'clock yesteirday morning. The funeral will be held at 7 a. m. from St.

Joseph's Church, vrith interment in Mount Calvary cemetery. Mr. Lavoie was father of 16 children, of whom nine are living, four boys and five1 girls. He also leaves a wife and 60 grandchildren and great grandchildren. He wis a member of the league of the Sacred Heart, ho will attend the funeral In a body.

His four sons will act as pall bearers. A fire In the Y. M. C. A.

building Satur day was fortunately discovered and extinguished before It had made very great headway. One of the workmen employed in the extensive repairs which have been made In the Y. M. C. A.

apartments, placed some wax on a gas stove In the stairway leading from the. bath room to the gym nasium. The mixture boiled over and im mediately the stainway and casing were Ignited. Tho discovery being made soon the fire was put out with a chemical ex-tlguisher but not until tho woodwork was considerably charred. Col.

J. Kitson, a British military attache stationed at Washington, D. is at present a guest at Fort Ethan Allen. He Is on a tour of Inspection through tho United States, visiting the princlpaJ military posts, and this Is the occasion of his visit at the fort Saturday the troops and batteries assembled at 10 a. m.

on the parade ground and passed before him In review. During the parade Corporal James MciGowan of the 23rd F. fell from one of the pieces as it was passing at a gallop and the gun carriage passed over him, breaking both legs and an arm. The corporal Is at present in a critical condition and bis recovery ia doubtful. 99c 39 buys a complete outfit, a brass candlestick, a colored candle, a shade holder and shade.

Fifty of all colors to choose froml They are worth $2. They are yours for 99 cents as long as they last A.G.MANSUR, 71 CHURCH ST. (Don't be sorry by being too late.) jjudg J. A. BOND, State Agent.

7 Masonic Temple, Burlington, Vt eBay WILLIAM MANSON Wholesalers. YOUR Are at the "gate-way" of life. Know how important it is to keep them in good condition. Hemstreet's Dental Cream and a brush is all you need. Sold by O'Sullivan Young.

City, and wholesale by the Burlington Drug Co. 4- .4 CONTRACTOR. W. S. PHELPS.

"Nt? Quarries, Shelburne Street. Building stone In any quantity and of any size. Steam drills, Derricks and all latest appliances. Stone Crusher soon In operation. All wearers of Pants ivish the WE DO JOB PRINTING.

STtUBB PRESS ASSOCSATIOM. Discount 2 0 iOff HAVE YOU XJ233I333 Do you wear Pants If so, let us sell you a pair. Look your size up and Give us a call. Buy the Dutchess. BRAZILIAN McCarthy, Its MET, THE GREAT Corner Church and Bank bts.

20 Discount THE RED 46 DRY GOODS STORE. 38. ANTISEPTIC OTJHEB COLDS GRIP LIKE MAGIC. IM 24 Inn Mi Co. 40, 41, 44 and 46 Church Burlington Vermont.

OLD COUGHS BRONCHITIS I HEALS THE UNGS. ONLY CURE KNOWN. wk. i linn iv I HAS CLRLO ItlOlSANOS KILLS THE BACILLI ClTiHR CATARRH Irt ASTHMA OUT RADICAL CI RE Great Shirt aist Sale Ladies' Shirt Waist sold up to 98c Your choice, 29c. Men's Shirt Waist sold up to $1.75, Choice, 69c.

CRIP MlCOB BALM CROIP ji HOIRS. IN 10 WKUUS. 4 MOT ONE FAHIRE 5 Ulcerated Tonsils, takes Cold 5 chloroform, no poison. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Q)ETT 0 5 N0TW9G atlCKOBS.

Cures Sore Throat, Quinsy and Cloak Men's Finest Shirt Waist, 69c. A lot of 5u dozen men's shirt waist and $1.75 is the price for which they wt-raj made to sell. The extraordinary purchase in great quantity makes it possible for us to sell them at toe Men's Sobby Pants, $1.48. Lot of 20 dozen men's nobt'y pants, znanr different styles of plaids, stripes checkj and plain mixf-d pure all wool cassmeres and fancy worst eds. Men's pants that ar positively worth at least i-UU will go lor Knee Pant Suits at 9 8c.

Boys' 2.50 knee pants, suits in Junior, ves-tee or reefer styles from to years, ali tx-auLifully trimmed all 6 2 to 14 years. Your choice of all in this ele at i'iij. Grip and Pleurisy out of the whole system like magic. 150 DOSES 25c, 125 DOSES 50c, 300 DOSES $1.00 I Kner's II Fortunes arc made from a superior cigar. Miner's INVINCIBLE was made with this idea.

It's sale increases steadily because it was made good, has been kept good. When vou smoke an INVINCIBLE be sure you get MINER'S Name stamped on every cigar. Ladles' Suit Department. Lot of Ladies' Venetian and Homespun tailor made suit, all perfectly tailored in the newest tJTVcts QO worth up to SU.aO. Choic lor.

Lot of 20 dozen good quality percale waifts in a variety of desiiable colors and in most of all sires, but a few of 2Qc a pattern sold up to 9Sc Choice for- Lot of ladies" gray walking skirts, beautifully made; full flare bottom. a gQ is regular price. Sale price. finest Silk Waist, SI. 98.

Lot of five dozen taffeta silk waists. Styles include hemstitching all over tucks and in all the leading shades Ji-- is the price for whi-h they were made to sell but a leader on this sale your choice Xo opium, no quinine, no B. F. JACKSON Ihe National Bond St. Clair Linen, Sold by the pound at the Free Press Asso.

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