Montpelier Evening Argus from Montpelier, Vermont • 5

5 THE MONTPELIER EVENING ARGUS, AUGUST 9 1916 WENT THROUGH JUNCTION. MONTPELIER AND VICINITY SEN. THURSTON PASSES AWAY RCA DY STOCK Is always Fresh, Our Dnes Exclusive, Special Assortment for Fastidious Customers. If you're Particular about your Confectionery, LET US SERVE YOU UNION BLOCK PHARMACY PHONE 506 KODAKS SALE STILL CONTINUES) The first week of our Sale was a great success and we are to continue it. This is a good time to buy that new Bedroom or Dining-room.

Suit, or in fact anything which will add a little to the comfort of vour home. Come in and talk it over with us. H. J. VOLHOLM Phone at Store 314-1 Phone at Residence 314-2 Miller Bros.

Cutlery Always gives satisfaction American Made Warranted Capital Hardware Company Friar Cloth, 50-inch, yd 60c Green Burlap, 36-inch, yd 20c Couch Covers, Roman Stripe, each $1.00 Wool and Finer Rugs, 27 54, each 65c Curtain Rods, 7c each, 4 for 25c Table Oilcloth, yd 19c ALDEEN, 36,360 12 (fcaJigaUe irack) Sire of Major Deen Aldeen r. Kuth W. KUa Carer Bettie Uren Prince Aldeen Roland Leslie Mcandeen 2.104 2.124 115V4 2.15'4 Aitfwlnnlng- race record Anna Deen over half mileitracks Citizen Soldiers From Plattsburg Travelled In Pullmans. Four traloa loaded with citizen soldiers who have been at Plattsburg, N. foi a month passed through Montpeliar Junction last night on tbelr way to tbeir homes most of which are in or near Boston.

The trains were compos ed of Pullman leeping cars excepting two baggage cars. They made good time, be first one leaving Burlington abjut 10 u' cli ck, passing through Montpelier Junction in this order. Engine 411 drawing 13 Pullman sleepers at 11.38, reaching Boston at 7.28 this morning. Engine 413 pulling one baggage tar and 12 Puilmau sleepers psssHd through the Junction 12.09 arriving in Boston at 7.35 (his morning Engine 414, pulling 13 Pullman sleepers passed Ibruugh the Junction at 18.40 reaching Boston at 9.07, this nmrnlng. Engine 413 pulling one baggage car and 0 Pullman sleepers pasted through the Junction at 1.02 reaching Boston at 9.20 this moiu-lrg.

For the last two weeks sleeping cars have been golug nortn on the regular Central Vermmt tralr.a to accommodate tbls crowd on tbeir way home last nigbt. Fifty sleeeplng cars were lu readiness at Burlington. There were a few over 1100 on the fonr tulns. It Is expected thit another delegation will go to Plattsburg In few days. COMMITTEE ORGANIZES.

Another Meeting Next Week To Map Out Plan of Relief. The relief committee wblcb met at the state bouse yesterday after noon with Gov. Gates selected the governor for chairman and Prof. H. K.

Koberts of Norwich University ior secretary. The financial arrangements were left to the governor and Slate Treasurer Scott. The whole committee will formulate the plan of relief an 1 report back to a meeting to be held on next Tuesday. On the executive committee were placed Gov. Gates, State Treas.

Scott. John Plddnck of Bflllcws PallB, H. O. Cady of NortbGeld, and Edward Deachene of Noitbfleld. In the meantime each member of the committee wilt investigate the matter of the needs in tbeir own lucallties among, dependents ot soldiers.

MRS. RAYMOND'S FUNERAL. Tbe funeral ot (Mrs. Frederick Raymond, who died in Mercy hospital Sprlngflel following an nremtion aud whuse body was brougbt bare last night occurred from St. Augustine's church at 9 o'clock this mornh.g, Kev.

P. J. Long officiating. The near is were Joseph Petersen, William Corvio, Ralph Burns and William Gabree. Tbe Intel ment was In the Cathollo cemetery.

Tbe body was accompanied bre by Prederdick Raymond, tbe deceased's' hostand, Edgar and Miss Eva Sullivan, ber children of Springdeld. W. A. Clatilo left hat eveuing for Boston, he wss aciompanied by H. W.

Bobulns and E. D. Dens more of the firm of Densmore and LeCIear, who have been here lu tbe Interests ot tbe Taylor's Carpet Store Vergina Trial 2.10 For further partloularsVdiwi A. W. DALY 'Montrtelier.

Vt, Phone 84M Fir 4 An Insecticide for Garden Use Thai will destroy Potato Slugs and Cabbage Worms on Cabbage, Potato Vine's and similar plants. Hammonds slug shot Used with safety to Man, Beast or Fowls for sale at Blatcely's Pharmacy Tel. 613-W Matinee 2.15; Evening 8 BARRE Twice Daily The condition of James H. Kellehei does not change much frnui day tu day, he ins row iu the serious stage of his illness of typhoid fever. No unfavorable symptoms have developed however as the fover continues Its course.

The Montpelier and Wells River train was half an hour latt in leaving the local station at 1.10 o'clock this afernoon due to waiting for the Central Vermont noon train which was delayed by handing the equipment of a Cbautanqua outfit which was en-route to Well Elver. Some 15 minutes was also loit in loading the equipment into the Wells River train at the local station. Chief Intended last uigbt to put on additional special policemen about tbe city to arrest drivers of autotnobles woo open tbeir out-outs but was 'prevented from doing so by the rain. He deddud that there would not be a large number ot cats out during tbe storm last night so postponed proceedings. However repot ti carte to tbe station that cut-outa were beard In some sections.

Drivers now have been duly warned and If they drive wltb tbelr mufflers open tbey can blame nobody but themselves If they are placed under arrest. Postmaster Bailey finds that dday la handling mail at the post office daring tbe season when substitute clerks are employed Is due to the fact that mail matter exneeted to be delivered to tbe bouses does not centaln tbe bouse number and street Tbe letters are simply addressed "John Montpelier, Vt." Unless the cariier knows last where John Smith live he must look him np In the directory. Tbe postmaster says It would assist tbe clerks anl carriers very mueh and make speedier work possible If all tbe letters mailed to local addresses where there Is to be a house delivery contain tie bonte number and tbe street One Way to Fight Tuberculosis is to pay special attention to hygjenio living and. proper diet. Science is agreed that fresh air, rest and avoidance of food excesses constitute the most effective treatment in the early staftee of this widespread and destructive affection.

Often, however, these measures need supplementing; by proper medication. The system lacks suthcient resistance to overcome the attack, and something must be done to assist in upbuilding the patient's strength. In many rases of this sort Eckman's Al terative has been usel witn mnrkm suo-cei8. Also, it baa proved beneficiid in relieving bronchial troubles and asthma. Hince it contains no opiates, narcotics or hahitrforming drugs, it is safe to try.

At your druggiM'- Lckman Laboratory, Philadelphia. Good Values The Week of Aut. 7 ALL second fund Wiifoni and Machines must be closed out at SOME price to nuke room for Cora Cutting machinery demonstra tion. Watch our advertisement for prices. A.

W. Allen Co. BARRE. VERMONT N. E.

and Orange Co. Phones 197tf Come and Sec? Suitable for Farm, Family Native of Montpeliar Dies at Home in Omaha Omaha, Aug. 9. John M. Thurston United States senator from Nebraska from 1895 to 19901, died at his home here early today.

He was 69 years old. Mr. Thurston was bom at Montpelier, Vt, August 21, 1847. He was one of President McKinley's close advisers and during service in Congress won national notice as an orator. John Mellen Thurston was the son of Daniel Sylvester and Kuth Mellen Thursday.

He removed to Wisconsin when seven years of age, was educated in the public schools and at Way-land University, Beaver Dam, supporting himself by farm work, driving team and other manual labor. He was admitted to the bar May 21, 1869 and the following October he located in Omaha. He married Martha Poland December 28, 1872. She died March 14, 1898. For his second wife he married Lola, daughter of Major William J.

Purman of Florida. He was chairman of the Republican national conventions of 1888 and 1896. AUTOMOBILE CAPSIZED An automobile driven by a member of the firm of Athol Granite company of Athol, was tipped over in Middlesex village Tuesday afternoon. It appeared that the car which was a roadster, met a large Pennsylvania car and that in turning out to allow the big car to pass the road ster went off the edge of the bank near a small bridge, throwing the man and his wife out of the car, the latter of whom sprained a wrist and received a small cut However, the machine was not broken and was soon replaced in the highway by the assis tance of E. L.

Putney of this city and others who gathered. NEW COMPANIES Article of association have been filed with the secretary of state br the Cone Automatic Machine Co. of Windsor with a capita) ck of $200 000. The porp se ot the company ii to manufacture and gelt uiachima. Ibe are Frauk ('one, Cecelia Ordinals and M.

Davis, kit of Windsor. MONTPELIER VICINITY Miss Florence Reed is the guest of Mrs. Iiowaid Miles In Burlington. Mrs. James P.

Morgan of Barre left yxterday for Niagara Falls, Out. Mrs. E. II. Deavltt left tiiis af-ten ocn for a couple of days at Pike.

y.n. Miss aisle Ronpey wai operated tui yesterday fut appendicitis at Heatuu Imspltsl. r1s Katheiln I Qotcbell of Albany, N. arrived In tbe city tiili for a visit. Mis.

J. V. Beardsley who has b-u vsitilng here, lett thii alter, no for Greenfield Mass. Mrs. F.

Baker of Wloonester, Is expected tonight visit lth Mrs. W. A. Clatlln bar sister. J.

B. Chapman has returned fioin Onttrlo where he has beeu visiting hi i tistet at Toronto. She Uvea In Los Angeles, and tbey Have not seen each other for 12 years. Mrs. II.

M. Farnham who tta at Burlington during tie iiloets of 11. A. Kent ot Calais, Ler cousin has returned. He bad been anconsolous meet of tbe time since last Tburaday but Tuesday miming be rallied and was conscious aud last evening be bade bis wife good night.

Low ever be pasted a bad ulgbt but this morning was brighter again and knew Mrs, Farutiam before she left. Geiald Taylor's automobile was bruuabt to the city tbli mornlug by "one ot the drivers ot the Wright garage company. Mr. Taylnr was driving the inaoblue Sunday on tbe toad betwteu Waltafleld and Moretown wheu he ran Into a tier smashing ike rr aulilne badly enough en that It Is doubtful It repelling will be done. Mr.

Teylur was Injured b-yond a general shaking up. Mrs Hassle Nichols and Ms. Ii. N. Wood, who have been visiting In Burlington, artlved home a a SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK The Hub ioc Cigar now 5 The ioc Straight '5c Manila Cigars 10 for 25c Dry Slitz Cigars 2 for 5 Farrar's Restaurant TWO DAYS ONLY Ambu Service FURNISHED BY The Capital Garage Company It means: More Profit, More Economy, More Good Will.

A test of your electric system once a month provided at reasonable rates. Let Us Explain It to You CAPITAL GARAGE MONTPELIER, VT. Telephone 562 HORSES Friday, Aug.11 Saturday, Aug.12 Seats now on sale at Theatre Box Office. All' seats reserved PRICES: Matinee-Balcony 15c; Orchestra 25c. Evening- Another Combination AUCTION SALE At 10 a.m.

Friday, Aug. 11, At FARNHAMS REAL INSURANCE? Valdara 99.5 Pure Asphalt Paint CTVE3 YOU REAL SECURITY Balcony 25c; Orchestra 35c and 50c Special Car for Montpelier after each show 1 i 1 XJ? rf HI I Fresh Fish The moment you apply It, you risve assured the further hie of your "Rubber," Metal or Com. position roof 5 to 10 years longer. VALDURA 99.5 Pure Asphalt Pain VALDURA is unusual paint-pure asphalt paintno coal tar, pitch, rosin or other short-lived materials in it. VALDURA never cracks of nni, it doesn't p-cl or blister.

VAL DUHA lat twice as long es any i ther paint ol equal cost It tow Mi) VAiny smarter 22 Fresh Horses VBMM or 25 to 30 Commission Horses Road Work. Some Good Fresh Vegetables Pairs; also considerable Personal 3 Large Loves Ladds Cream Bread 25c Property H. FARNHAM The Horseman three to five times as long as caul paint. I VALDURA will prove a revelation to you. VALDURA costs little, goes far anJ docs much.

You ought to try it, An Interertlug Booklet free fyr th Hiking PECK BROS, CO. 32 Main Street Richard 5 352 E3. Stan dish 5 PHONE 353 ijn.