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BURLINGTON DAILY NEWS MONDAY, EVENING, JUNE 30, 1919 4rf ALL THE BOYS' SAY If it's right, It's at Wright If It's at Wrgiht's, It's Right. GOGGOGOOOCXQOOCCCOOO OOQttKjOQC-OCQQGOOOQGQQCQOGOO 2 Navy Tent on The Circus Grounds Today F. D. ABERNETHY Head of Church Street. BRINGS CROWD TO QUEEN, CITY The S.

Navy Recruiting station will endeavor to interest some of the! many pleasure seekers at the circus today in favor of I'ncle Sam's Navy. a tent is opened at the circus grounds BUSINESS HOURS DURING JULY AND AUGUST 9 a. m. to 5 p. Saturdays, 9 m.

to 9 p. m. Is IPcacs U. S. Flads Shows Arrive SuU-and interesting pieces of naval; equipment be on exhibition.

Among day Tent Raising an Attract tnem are two depth charges which; proved ho effective In the elimination tion Street Parade This of Germany's submarines. In addi-; jtlon to the charges there is one of the Morning. ffuna, so-called because of their shape, used in the discharge of the fc 'depth bombs. Lieut, Crosley is in' is circus day! charge of the tent and explains the With its fifty cars of circus wonders, purpose and wprking of the depth i-i i charges. Few recruits have signed up the fcells- loto circus train reached it the last week, but the re-, Burlington about 5:30 yesterday Siting ofTicers expert to have some morning from Montpelier.

Sections men a.i a result of the day at the cir-No. 1 and 2 of the train arrived a half grounds. hour apart. Two hours after the 4th at extremely moderate prices, Y. OJ Lin 9 yr Arrival of the first section trie cirrus city was well under canvas, the agerie and the mailer tents having 1 teen erected.

The "big top" did not FEW THOUSAND MORE SOLDIERS ARRIVE HOME go up until this morning. Long before the arrival of tl'e train yesterday morning scores of young- sters accompanied in some cases by i their fathers and mothers and older (brothers and sisters were down at the I local railroad yards to get a peek at Will be the big dress up day this year. There are many reasons why you should put on some glad togs and be happy. You'll find The Live Store ready to do you a real service. Its style headquarters featuring Kuppenheimer clothes.

They are recognized for style supremacy wherever quality and taste abide and we feature them because they have earned that distinction. You will find here a pleasing variety of beautiful fabrics in the most favored models, plenty of waste seams with all the notable distinctive style features, considering fabric quality and tailoring these are wonderful values at $35 and $40. the circus as it pulled in. I After the journey, the elephants and; One Transport Brings a Large me rest or me animals were nungry Hand before anyone else was fed they were given their breakfast. Then the 'bosses and others got theirs.

Detachment of 339th Infantry, Recently Withdrawn from Archangel, Russia. Because of the fact that the show was not playing Sunday hasty preparations were not exactly necessary, In the words of the small youngster 1 i who stood at the corner this morning the grand review, "It was Wool Bunting Flags All wool, double warp bunting, made to meet government requirements. Sewed stars and stripes. Canvas headings. Teeth grommets.

Size 2x3 feet $2.60 Size 3x5 feet $4.35 Size 4x6 feet $5.90 Size 5x8 feet $9.50 Size 6x10 feet $13.25 Size 8x12 feet $21.50 Size 10x15 feet $31.00 Sewed Cotton Bunting- Flags i Sewed stars and stripes. Made with the same care and finish as the all wool bunting flags. Very satisfactory for outside decoration. Size 3x5 feet $2.25 Size 4x6 feet $3.15 Size 5x8 feet Printed Cotton Flags Made of extra heavy cotton, printed in bright all colors. Finished in a superior manner.

Size 3x5 feet 95c Size 4x6 feet $1.68 Size 5x8 feet Printed Cotton Flag Outfits Consisting of flag, pole and holder. Size 3x5 feet Size 4x6 feet $1.95 Size 5x8 feet $2.50 01 Glory Flag Sets Consisting of one printed, fast color flag, jointed pole, rope and holder. All neatlv packed in a strong metal edge box. Size 3x5 feet. SPECIALLY PRICED AT 98c.

1 1 some parade." The biggest and best (V.y Associated Tress.) NEW TOKK, June 30. The transport Vcn Steuben arrived here today from Ilresl with 2.LC0 troops, including a larse detachment of the 333th Infantry, STith Division, which was recently withdrawn from Adrchungel, Russia. The transport Infantry arrived from Ilordcaux with 1,730 troops and the yacht Anmodite Air-O-Weave Suits Light, medium and dark colorings, snappy and conservative styles $15, $20, $25 and $30 All Proper Furnishings Everything that mean wear from hats to shoes will be found here in dependable quality. elephants in captivity, beasts of the jungle in oriental carved cages, musicians mounted on horse back, three of the best steam caliopes in the country, were among the attractions that wound I their way up Church street this morn-; inc. The clowns as usual were niurhinjcame in with 13 casual officers from evidence.

Perched high on top of the Krpq cases they joshed th small I.TP 9 On board the Infanta Isabella were detachments of the 66th Camp Hospital, 25 th depot service company; REGAL SHOES boy, but as usual the small bov. came right back at the clow ns, to the amusement of the crowd. Hundreds of people from surround- HATS WW milllii S'ifiih. Sooth, 861st, St2nd and 867th I companies, telephone corps 113th iuiiK are in ine cn 8UIpIy train headquarters detachment a large per cent, of them attending the aivJ companl0B A to inrluwlve. afternoon performance with hundreds The Frenoh Iinor La i-orraine from cxocooooooooe attend the evenings show.

wUh cnsuaj troopg on board i a i arnverl today. Thev are from New who for more than a week had been who spoke German interpreted the one of the best ever seen in this part impv allrt nVtopn nt'w AIRMAN IS KILLED cenrenn auu at me eoe oune urinsre- 1 01 tne conniry. ranoon men acrom- heat! ready to advance Jn the event i there was any sadness among the panied the show and did quite a hat the Germans refused to accept the Germans over that fact that actual r.ess on the streets of the city. Third Cavalry Arrives in Boston. BERLIN GOV'T TO1, Allied terms.

peace had arrived at last, it was not! The accident is attributed to engine apparent among the people about trouble. fact, the cafe orchestras seemed to' Captain SchulU came overseas with'piay more sprightly airs with renewed; tlic Third Cavalry, being transferred to vigor and the Germans drank more' the Air Service a year ago. than usual. All the while, -Ameri-i i The afternoon German news.paperr; can soldiers in groups paradfyl the i BOSTON, June 30. The transport inland with 3.545 troops and 26 civ- published in the area occupied by streets singing: "Where do we go from American forces printed Versailles 1hmt." despatches to the effect that the stag DETAILS CF PEACE CODLKXZ, June SO.

Captain Walter Sehultz. of Chicago, 111., a member of the 1 US th Aero Squadron, was killed Saturday evening an a Ui in which he was distributing an ex era edition of the A A ROC NEWS, the soldiers' daily newspaper, announcing the details of the signing of the treaty of peace, fell near Momabaur, headquarters of the First, Division. Captain Sehultz volunteered to cany copies of the extra edition to soldiers REDUCE PRICE OF FOODSTUFFS Printed Muslin Flags Mounted ilian employees of the war department arrived today from Brest. On board were the Third Cavalry; Battery of the Third Field Artillery Batteries A and and the headquarters company of the 78th Field Artillery; 310th and 113th Engineers Train; ja detachment of the 64th infantry; seventh at my corps sanitary train headquarters field hospital numbers 153 to lilfi wiht ambulance companies 153 to 1 4l8tm motor supply train; headquarters motor transport companies 471, 472. 473; company all snt for the last act in the war Ora ma, as tar as tne rm a re concerned, and let it go at that.

American a vaitors carry mg ho extra edition of the NEWS in Gorman Kokker machines, repeatedly circled over Coblenz and great rowds of soldiers and civilians a wJierever the extras io, al! eager to read the details of the Many extis dropped into the DR. WILKINS HANGS HIMSELF (Contintitid rrom Paga Cn Dr. Ailkins informed th' authorities that be his wife had been attai-krd hy tiiree burglars, whom they had surprised at work when thev re- (By Associated Tress) 30. I'noer an aree- v. Pb the railroad strikers, the government propo-u a rcdvict ion in the price of foreign and especial! s.xth supply train and nine casual TWITES-STINGS IkW Wash the affected Aignan.

rood otaiun; companies from Krest and marks, to be distributed and charged! junine ana nsnc 'men ana ioys turned home. Dr. Wilkins was not at canoes hshed them out of the water, first suspected of the murder. His surface with house-" hold ammonia or warm salt water; then apply In cafes, civilians pored over the news story" of an mack by hurclar was at Body of Soldier Here For Burial 1 10 fie entire In rive states and communities. Half a pound of American flour now costs two niiirks, to 50 pfennig and in the future will cost from St) to S.

A quarter of a 'and the German who could read a little hst believed and a hunt for the hur-; Knclish was in demand to interpret glars started, but when nothing could VICFtS YAPCRUEil "funis oi uie iii.Muru- nieeuiiK at p0 round to support tliis theory the Versailles physician's account of the crime he In many instances in the streets, American soldiers "YOUR BODYGUARD" cafes and Particularly good for decorating automobiles, etc. Size 2x3 inches. 5c a dozen, 50c gross Size 2Ux4 inches 7c a dozen, 75c gross Size 3x6 inches 10c a dozen, $1.00 gross Size 4J ox7U inches 15c a dozen, $1.50 gross Size 6x9 1 inches 20c a dozen, $2.00 gross Size 8x12 inches 50c a dozen, $4.00 gross Printed Cotton Imitation Flag Made of soft finished cotton, nicely hemmed. Warranted fast color. Mounted on staff with spear head.

Superior flag for decorative purposes. Size Hi feet long 10c each, $1.00 a dozen Size 2 feet 19c each, $2.00 a dozen Size 3 feet long 35c each, $3.75 a dozen National Bunting Fast color, printed cotton bunting. Red, white and blue stripes or with stars combined, 24 inches wide. 25c per yard Flag bunting, four flags to the yard per yard Bunting with stars on blue ground, 24 inches wide, 25c per yard Bunting with red and white stripes, 36 inches wide, 35c per yard "Do not put off until tomorrow What you can do today." pound of rice which now costs three T''P body of Norman Irish of the marks will be reduced to two. Quartermaster Corps, S.

who Cereals will be lowered from two jumped from a moving train en route marks, ffi pfennig, to one mark, ten from Fort Porter, at Ruff.ilo. to Hamp-pfi-nnig, and one murk, 30 pfennig, ton Roads. arrived here yesterday The price of foreign meats V. be iand wag taken to the undertaken cut down from 11 marks to four rooms of Head id Dower, marks. pfennig per pound.

Am-1 Awaiting the completion of a ho-erican bacon, a quarter of which nowjtdtal at Hampton Roads. Mr. Irish and costs from seven to eight marks, other men, considered beyond hope be reduced to four marks and fouri0' recovery were on their way from marks f0 pfennig. Fifty gramme! ofFort Porter and when in the vicinity foreign fats, the price of which is'f St -oudnburg Irish was missed. Al-now from six to seven marks, may be though 45 men made the trip to watch bought under the new regulations at i the different cases, Irish managed to from five marks to five marks sojntake his escape through a window pfennig.

Foroicn potatoes will nlsojfn the toilet. When he was missed the be cheaper under the new system, train was stopped and a search mude, I but due to so many critical case? the was questioned a sain and his' story took on many variations, according to the police. Ir, Wilkins was not arrested immediately, the authorities confUling in a promise said to have been obtained from him hy District Attorney V.Veks, not to run away. 1m Wilkins. however, dihppeared.

By shaving off his beard and using an assumed name, he escaped detection in Baltimore, where lie went' from New York, but about a week after 1mm departure, lie returned voluntarily to this city and was arrested. Ihstrict Attorney Weeks in -inrt'ed today that persons within the (ail, probably prisoners, furnished lr. Wi'-kins wit'i the rope he used to- harm himself. An autopsy performed nitfht disposed that death was due in a broke.i iie and not strangulation (local authoritise were notified so that the train could continue its journey. I ftar a can rrh inn- ini-n' Kn.m nut Big Strawberry Yield rrom bmall tseds thrpe las-Iiis hod' wa three miles south of Strouds- ALL METAL OIL GAUGE FOR Having- t.icked 304 boxes of straw- Pur In P00t 01 Mietner he fell or was hurled there by the FORDS The Apco all-metal Oil (laupe is attached to the crank case and indicates the height of oil by a white ball, which is attached to a float inside the gauge.

berries from her two small beds since June 14. Mrs. J. E. Ricker of 511 North street feels that she has made a record to be envied.

Her largest force of the moving titiin is not known. The body will be taken to Hinesburgj today by G. R. Kirkbride to the home1 yourself and your family against the possibilities of a coal shortage by letting us fill your coal bins NOW while the supply is plentiful. Our complete stocks of the celebrated LACKAWANNA and Jeddo Lehigh are at your disposal.

It cannot be broken by flying stones single lot 38 baskets in one day. and is accurate. On sale at our ac compare! with tne size of the beds, the feat is one that attracts attention. of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Irish.

Besides his parents, Mr, Irish Is survived by two brothers, Lionel and Charles, The funeral arrangements will be announced later. cessory store. THE JARVIS I LACE GAHAGEr Adv. RINGS AND PINS WITH PROPER STONES ALWAYS WIN NOTICE. Priiifr covonfr.firo Tikklff'd TIRES, TUBES AND REPAIRS FOR SAME Order Today.

TAR1S. June 3r rremler Clemen-ceau will present the peace treaty to the Chamber of Deputis this afternoon, the Figaro says. The French leader will take the opportunity, the paper adds, to make a brief but very important statement concerning home and foreign policies. sooner or later need tires, or tubes 1 Trade-Marks to Brewer's De- or repairs for these, or new solid tires ipartment Store for a beautiful for the truck. We believe we are the 7-piece Salad or Berry Set.

Speeding Tire House in Vermont, carry- cjal 0ff erAcme Chlorinated ing a large stock and handling more Elias Coal Co. Lyman Aquamarines Sapphires tires thn nnvnn 1 lUUIlt 'Phones 37-W and 2073. College St. Black Opals Emeralds Inc. BURLINGTON, VT.

7TTMTT ONE I SMjICi THE BERO 107 CHURCH ST. i'i iv niiviT Of. We have a new and up to the minute Vulcanizing plant with men in charge who actually know the business and have had long experience, so you take no chances in sending work to lis. If you have a truck with solid tires, Ave can press off the old ones and press on the new ones, having a 200 ton Hydraulic Press installed at a cost of close to $2,000. We have the Service Station Contracts for (ioodyear, United States.

Goodrich and Firestone Tires, Pneumatic and Solid. RRODIK XIL10S, St. Paul Burlington, Vt. 'Phone 1050. Adv.

Campers, Fishermen, Hunters! Plan your trips with U. S. Geological Survey Maps, 10c Each. These maps show roads, iailroads, trails, ponds, lakes, courses of rivers, creeks and streams, shape and height of hills and mountains and their name; also wooded areas and exact locations of camps and farm houses. Automobile Blue Books, Maps, Lake Charts.

Tuesday, July 1,1919 9:30 A. M. TO 10:30 A. M. 79c to $1.19 "Richelieu" Lisle Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless lace, trimmed knee or tight knee size 34 only, at McAULIFFE PAPER.CO., INC.

193 COLLEGE ST 'PHONE 1161. 20 War Brides happiness and prosperity of the United States of America in the new era now beginning. I wish you, Mrs. Wilson Books, Paper and Stationery. FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 9 Cemts The scarcity of new cars will most continue throughout the balance of the season, and if you are unable to 'get a new car, a good used one, if bought at a reliable place" might hi- and Miss Wilson a good journey." In reply, the President said: 'I greatly appreciate your message, I rejoice with you over the signing of the peace and look forward with equal confidence to a new day in which it will be possible to give peace a new significance for the nations through common counsel of amity and cooperation, and I am sure that I am expressing the feeling of the people of the t'nited States in wishing for the success of the bettor day." jterest you and we have a good assortment of four, six and eight cylinder A (Continued from Page One.

will not be Imperilled by selfish initiative on the part of any single nation. "May I express my best wishes for the security and happiness of your people." Message From King of Spain. King Alfonso of Spain sent this message: "On the occasion of the signing of the peace in which you have in con-Junction with your country taken such nrnnrwtpratinir nnrt am nTpasprt 60NT Tf KE CHANCES. of spending a weary footsore 4th of July by punishing your feet with uncomfortable, badly fitting shoes when you can have a pair of our perfecting fitting, comfortable Oxfords. They have style, they have grace and they have beauty; but most important of all they have that snug cosy, at home feeling, so desirable in footwear for a strenuous day like the 4th.

We have them for men, women and cnSklren. FOGG DIEKMAN, INC. 53 North St. 'Phone 1S59. cars, at an prices, also one or two light and heavy trucks.

We expect to stay in business right mm here and we cannot afford to "Put ianything over" on you knowingly, and as we are selling and receiving cat I daily, the list is constantly changing 'so the best way is to take a little time 'and look them over. BROIME NILKS. 12!) St Paul St. Burlington, Vt. Phone 1050.

Classifying Time. That roii has great tomorrows fore him who has great yesterduys hind him and Is trying to put peal deal of greatness into his todaii i Cl I tn Kpnri von mv most sincere roncra- 96 CHURCH STREET. tulaf inns onrl I nwlf vrtil arntri mv 1 best wishes and those of Spain for the.