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THE BARRE DAILY- TIMES, BARRE, VT.. SATURDAY, JULY 18, 101.'
Auction Sale
AT THE
City Auction Market
Saturday, July 1 8th
at 2 and 7.30 p. m.
A miscellaneous lot of house
hold furniture and personal
property to be sold. Hot weath
er conveniences, large Ice cream
freezer, refrigerator, ice : box,
screen door, garden hose, oil
stoves, gas plate, iron and wood
beds, . springs, pillows, straw
matting, organs, chairs, sofa,
several good sewing machines,
collapsible baby carriage, cost
$18; lot of books, including
Chambers' Encyclopaedia, set of
Wilkie Collins' works, miscella
neous books, all in good condition;-
watches, clocks, pictures,
mirrors, whips, 2 small baby car
riages, good, heavy second-hand
work harness; 1 outside popcorn
stand.
;At private sale, an electric
ceiling fan and several good
ranges.
Saturday at 2 and 7:30 P. M.
0, H. HALE, ifiHS
- ! ft ITTff STREET &
4)ne Block Weft f Broadway
NEW YORK CITY
' dort to Wholesale an RtaII
t Good! Districts. Railroad
fitoamihlp HBe"-
300 Rooms (200 with Bath)
PATES $1.00 PKR DAY UP
1 mm a .a sr -. Bull aT'at.f A.
XdMTCUtTnt 15BV Sis v asisaw w--
SaSH
STALLION
"Nutrole," One of the Best
in Vermont, Now Ready
"Nutrole," Xo. 46,166, bay stallion, 18
i i. l.w.v. o n,l 1 'i'lO foaled in
HUB l
li07, bred by L. E. Brown of LVlavan,
111.; sire "Parole," Xo. 12.672, record
2:16, with 82 in list; dam "Erst," three
1n lists grand dam of "Vestale," 2:10,
by "Nutwood," Xo. 600; second dam
"Alpha," 2:23',, dam. with four in list,
by "Alcantara"; third dam "Jessie. Pep
per," with four in list and grand dam
of twelve others, by "Mambrino Chief,"
Xo. 11.
Above will stand at stable or frame
N. Trow, Bam; terms, $15 to wanant.
Real estate owners now opea your eyes.
Investigate, study and thus become wise.
To tha fact that
Bishopric Wall, Board
is better than lath and plaster, saves. 40
per cent, in construction, renders 100 per
cent, in service. Any weather is good
building weather when you use Bishopric
Wall Board ana s&eatmng. jeisnopric
Roofing ia self-protecting and require no
paint.
It beats all other kind of roofing that's mad,
And thosa who have tried tt all seem to acre.
It drivea everything el away into tha abada
Of the elm or the old apple Wee.
?, r For. Sale, by
J. T. CALLAGIIAN,
360 No. Main Street Bane, Vermont
Administrator's Sale at
Public Auction
- OF
Valuable Washington Street
Real Estate
Barre City, Vt.' In the settlement of the
estate of Edmnnd C. Gladding of Barre,
Vt., deceased, I will sell at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, on 4
Saturday, July 18, 1914
at a O'clock ia the Afternoon, on the
Premises the Property Known as
THE GLADDING HOME
at as Washington St, Barre City
This propery consists of neat 6-room
cottage,' in very good shape; barn, with
2 stalls and carriage room, and a- valu
able trace of land with a frontage of
about rods on Washington street,
and a depth of about 150 feet, making
two very large lots, aside from one
occupied by the buildings. This land is
in fine condition for gardening; has sev
eral nice fruit trees; dips to the south
and eett and is only a step to the
electric car line, and on account of so
much land in this location, this prop
erty is considered very desirable and
would not be sold only to settle an
.state.
' Terms at time of sale.
FRANK L. SMALL, Administrator.
C F. SMITH, Auctioneer.
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY
PARTIES CARRIED ANYWHERE AT REA
SONABLE PRICES
E. E. NYE
It final Street TetotwM 414-4
That Worn-Out Feeling
nth 1am of appetites constipation, b;l-ir-inS
sick beadarhe, m liatare's
warning that yon ue4 a food summer
toeic Get a bottle of Baiter " Mandrake
Fitters to-day. Sold everywhere, liquid
w tab? eta. 25 teats
m. - w m X. U M af V aW
ABOUT THE STATE
HAITEWNGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT! SECTIONS
Mrs. Grace Whittcmore of West Brat
tleboro waa formerly a nurse for Dr. Ed
ward Carman of Freeport, N. Y., at
whose home Mrs. Louise Bailey was shot
on the evening of June 30.
(u '. ;
Sparks from a passing freight train
set fire to the station at Hyde Tark
last Wednesday, but an auto' hifched
onto the hose cart and hustled it to the
place, so the damage was slight.
The body of Mrs. Roxana F. Benjamin,
90, widow of Russell Benjamin, who was
the first Vermont soldier killed in the
hotflo nt null Run. was brought to Brat-
tleboro the other dar and later taken to
North Hinsdale, N. H., for burial.
Passengers on the Boston 4 Maine
railroad last Monday had an odd expcrW
ence several miles north of White River
Junction, which, however, resulted with
out damage. While the train was run
ning at a good speed, the cars pitched
to one side so much so that the train
crew thought they were off the iron and
the signal to stop was pulled. The whole
train passed over the place but an in
spection waa made and it was found that
the track was 12 inchea "out of line"
because of the effect of the heat upon
the rails. .
The Passing of Huerta.
After seventeen ' months of power
Huerta, yielding to the pressure of
events, resigns. The Mexican chamber
of deputies with a gravity that only dis-.
cipline' can have taught it accepts his
resignation, and Carbajal succeeds
Huerta as provisional president. Carba
jal's principal function will be to trans
fer authority to the victorious constitu
tionalists. Huerta will go into a com
fortable exile, probably provided with
safe passage on board the cruiser of
some European power, and will join the
Parisian colony of . expatriated Latin
Americans.. Huerta has made a "game"
fight in the face of heavy odds, but he
was doomed to lose from, the day that
President Wilson intervened in Mexico.
The curtain has descended on One act
of a drama which mav have a great ef
fect on politics in the United States and
in Mexico. The number of the act in
the drama cannot be assigned to it now.
If it is the fifth act everybody will be
relieved, but if experience counts for
anything tl e United States may find it
self involve i in a very complicated "sub
plot." Wf.bave pushed Huerta out, for
we have oeen in virtual alliance wiin
Villa an i the constitutionalists."
The mass of people are disposed to
wlie'. they call, "judging by results."
ey will proclaim the downfall of
Huerta as a great triumph lor rresiaeni
Wilson, but it may well prove a Pyrrhic
victory if we shrink from the responsi
bility for the future of Mexico which is
implied in our expulsion of Huerta. We
cannot get rid of our responsibility by
shutting our eyes.. We have to all in
tents and purposes intervened in Mexico
in favor of. the constitutionalists. If
our proteges misbehave when in office
the world will look to us to call them
to account. If we disappoint the world's
expectation, if we allow the paper we
have indorsed to go to protest, the people
of the United States may soon realize
that in preferring Villa to Huerta it
chose only between King Lok and King
Stork.
Xor need we waft long for this realiza
tion if the victorious constitutionalists
take to themselves all the merit of over
throwing Huerta. Mexican parties are
all "kittle cattle," as the Scotch say,
and the constitutionalists may think it
good policy to evoke Rational spirit to
support them in a demand on us to get
out of Vera Cm. In the event that
there is only the' normal confusion that
follows a change of dictatorship in Mex
ica, we shall have to "watch out" vig
ilantly to see that it does not run into
counter revolution, we must keep our
implied pledges, to the world, and the
performance of our promises may con
vert the "results" of President Wilson's
policy from laurels into prickly pears.
Boston Transcript.
Auction Sale
OF
Two Cottage Houses
AND A
Double House
TUESDAY, JULY 21
We have been instructed to sell at
public auction THE COTTAGE HOUSE
located at No. 13 Railroad street, situat
ed on a corner lot about 50x75 feet; has
a porch across front and on one side.
Is connected with sewer and rents for
$11.00 per month. A good renting prop
osition. Also A DOUBLE-TENEMENT HOUSE
divided in the center so each tenement
ia entirely separate. There are 5 rooms
and bath in each tenement, front and
back porches; electric lights, etc.; rents
for t-2.00 per month.
Also THE COTTAGE at the rear,
which rents for $.00 per month. This
PROPERTY IS NO. 6 AND S SECOND
STREET.
All the above property is in excellent
renting localities and at the price for
which it will sell is sure to make an ex
ceptions! investment. The Second street
... .... ns I 1. i
property will re sola at :.' oihxk. hi
the afternoon and the Railroad street
house at 5 o'clock. Plan to be present.
There will be a chance to make some
money. Sale is positive as our instruc
tions are to eelL Please bear in mind
that this is an auction sale and you can
pay juet mhat you wilL In other words,
you set the price.
Tuesday afternoon, Joly 11, at 4:30
o'clock en Second street, and 5 o'clock
at the Railroad street sous.
We will be pleased to show the prop
erties before time of sale.
ON TUESDAY, JULY si, at 4:30. we
will sell the Hoidea House at Not. 6
aad Second street at public a net ion.
Oa tko same date at 5 o'clock ia the
afternoon, wi will sell the property at
No. J Railroad street, also at auction.
Will be g'.ad to show these properties
before the aiwtton. j
Tho D. A. Perry Real Estate Apocy;
D. A. Perry, Aoctiooeer.
W.M. HOLDEN. Owner.
Health Aa Index of Civilization.
The prime characteristic of .-.the new
health is that it is' social, not self cen
tered; to be won all together by corpor
ate elfort; to be enjoyed contemporane.
ously by brain workers, and capital work
ers and manual workers; to be built up
by positive additions from patient science
from mutual co-operation ; from many a
happy accident, intelligently appropri
ated; from rational eugenic policies i
from equally rational social work' di
rected toward . environmental reforms;
from wise decisions by learned courts;
from lawa enacted in the publio inter
ests; from rising standards in the prac
tice of medicine and rising standards of
living of the people; from social insur
ance against sickness; from ' increased
prosperity, highei' incomes, the more
equitablo distribution and the more ra
tional use of 'wealth. ' -:
The new health is thus an indo of
our civilizntion, a composite result of all
our well-being and a, tremendous asset
for the advancement pt that well-being.
, Health, 'is economiW Hdund men can
not bo exploited; and for that reason, if
for no other, I greet, with enthusiasm
the advent of the neW health.
Health ia moral. Sound men will, not
bo unjust and for that reason 1 siilute
the era of the' new health. !
Health is civic. Sound men will elimi
nate poverty and that of itself should
make us all sanitarians. Sound, men
will learn to do without jails, recogniz
ing that so-called criminals are properly
speaking -candidates , cither , for , educa
tional reformatory or for a custodial
hospital, and therefore again I turn
gladly towards the dawn of the '. new
health. Sound men, speaking. genetical
ly of course, male and female, will rise
at last above tho tragedies of the sex re
lation the agelong sin and shame of it,
the misunderstanding and abuse of 'it--will
learn that friendship, companion
ship, and comradeship are incompatible
with lust. '
And on this high ground, for .this
greatest of all its victories the victory
over vice in every repulsive or seductive
form I multiply hosannas to the great
cause the causa of the new health--the
health 'in which there js no shadow of
turning. Edward T. Be vine in The Survey.
$100 Reward, $100
The reedera of this paper will be pteaaed to
leers tbt there ts at feast one dreaded dteeaas
that ecleore bee been able to cure In ell He
tee, and thet te Catarrb. Bill's ClUrrb Cure
fi tbe only poeltlre cure now known to tue ttietl
toil tnternlt.T. Cttarrn belna 1 coneiHutluni 1
dlcM-iee, requires a cooetltutldnil treatment.
Halle Catirrb Core le taken Internally, aclins
directly upon the blood and mucmie eurficee of
the iTitem. tberebr dratroylnj the foundation
nt the dleeaee, end slln the patient etrength
he bonding up the eonetltuMon md aMlatlDa; na
ture In doing ltd work. The proprietors hare
to mo.'h Intth in ctintle powera that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any eaee that It
fails to cure. Send for list of teetlmoniala.
Address F. 1. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
; Sold by all Drugglete, Toe.
Take Hall'i Family Fills for eonttlmtlon.
CUNARD
BOSTON 6ERVICE
London-Paris-Liverpool
Calling at Queenstown-Fisbguard
LA CON I A
FRANCONIA
CARMANIA
FRANCONIA
CARONIA
LACONIA
CARMANIA
July 21
Aug. 4
Aug. 25
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Balling from Boston ebTers tha adran
iagea af a shorter sea voyage and attrae
tlre rates on these popular and palatial
steamers.
Send for booklet "Historic Boston."
APPLY TO LOCAL AGENTS
or 126 State St., Boston
WHITE STAR LINE
BotonQuetnst own Liverpool
ONK CLASS CABIN (II.) SERVICE
162.60 and up aecordina ts steamer
ARABIC Aug. 11, Sept. R
CYMRIC Aug. 26. 8ept. 22
Bostari Azores Mediterraneai
CANOPIC
.Aug. 20, Ot. 3
CRETIC Sept. 19. Oct. 24
LEYLAND LINE
Bostn Lierp. (Direct)
ONE CLASS CABIN (II.) SERVICE. $50
Wlnifredlan.Juljr 26 1 Canadian Aug. 8
Devonian.... Aug. 1 I B.Aemian.. Aug. IE
OFFICE, H STATE ST.. BOSTON
OR LOCAL AGENTS
t LAN - LINE
BOSTON TO GLASGOW
-ONE CLASS (II) CABIN 6ERVICE
Preterian inly- Pretoria.. Aag. 28
NassJdiaa....Aag. 14 Nssnidisa. . . .Sept. II
Ta ar freaa Glasgow sr Perry 14 i Co
Third Class Aoraaimedatien I'nearpassed,
Glaagaw, Dairy. Liverpool SJ0.J4
If. B. BALLARD, Barre
H. k A. ALLAN, 90 State Street, Boston
REGISTERED PERCHEROJf STALLION
COCO
FRANCE NO. .S AMERICA Ne. SI.STS
SEASOM OP 114
Corn. No. H.f TS. was nine years old March
IS. 1014 ; waa bred in France, imported la
147; haa fine aruoa and good style; stands
IS hands hurh : weight I.SOO pounds. His
color ts a ntre ray. with star ra forehead and
white hind feat. He is an of the best, if not
the bast draft a tall toe in Vermont. Cora will
stand at the stable of Irving W. Bates ia
Eat Psrra. I mue frrmt Eaet Barra viiiaea.
TERMS SI M at tiiwe af Orst aervica, and
IIS.ee whea celt ie days eld.
I have coir r led wfh the laws of Vermont
regarding stallions and shall hold eoita foe
' IRTIJtG W. BATES.
K. E. Phoete -!: Peoples Phewe 0-4.
Washngtoa.
Recwtered Cuerasesr Bad Calvea fee as la
a m a - .-- Aeewts fee tSsa
WATERLOO CEMENT MACHINEBT
Carawratiesi af Watavtaa. Iowa,
a. eaa swtply y"sa sntsj Cimm i ee Miseva,
rai ders Mo." . r .insicn, en I
. u . Sn!l r. mf t M iters t
tnst wul tsrtervat r-sj : 1 days' (res trial.
Ftsr saartarwM write - 1 -r -ae
fkOOD a CREGOSRB
Telepttssse OsMsartssasi warra. Vereses
A
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
160. Acre Farm, Folly Equipped
Oaly $2500 Cash Required
Aged owner Incapacitated will Include for
quick sale. S horses, 44 head of cows and
youna stock, hours, poultry, modern tarra
tools and machinery. 28 acres planted crops
and I0l tons hay i splendid nrtoney-maWlna
farm close to pretty vlllaito; 10-room house
with 2 piasaaa, hardwood floors! runnlnit
sprina waters main barn 40x110; stabla with
basement : aranary. rheD barn and tool
houae; 7B acrea In tine tillasa. sprins-wa-ta-red
pasture; 2,000 cda. wood besidea timber;
600 suirar trees, variety fruit; prica for all
only 7,S00, I'J.SOO eaah, halancs easy terms ;
all details and traveling instructions pans 65,
. .... i . -7 " wHI. to-day
f(,r your free copy. E. A. 8TROUT FARM
AGENCY. Station 2729, 294 WashinKton
Inurf Rnlnii Muas. lUetl
Most Sell This Week
ISO Ace Farm $1500
IRO-arre farm aoina at a bl sacrifice to
ralae needed cash; 60 acres machine-worked
fields i brook-watered paetura for 20 head ; as
timaied to be 1.000 cds. wooi besides the
timber; nice augur orchard; 100 apple trees
and other fruit; 8-room brick house, 8 barns,
large shed, heet ot spring water ; nmr nx"
bora and school, only I miles to larga town
farm alone worth 12.000, but If taken thu
week will throw in yoke of oxen worth $200
extra good cow and full Una farm tools ane
machinery; 00 cash, bal. easy terms; foi
further details and traveling Instructions
t i eTiintn 1'inii Af;ENCY
wnw. .j. i . . u . .v w . -
Ahuron. Vt ' WWl
200 Acres, $2800
Stock, Tools and Crops
mi- 1. . 'kl. h. ..., l n. of Vt
Tt no " "if. .... ........ .u -
best 200-aere farms T Only 2 miles to large
K. K. ana dikl centers ; ue acrce in
and spring-fred pasture; woodlot aside from
the timber estimated to cut 6.000 cds. wood
so near mkta. there's a fortune In it: variety
fruit! S-room houae, 6-ft. barn, stable, pig
n mnd tool shed : wife in Door health, must
. . 1 1 . nlnA .nlv t nan Tin rf oeah :
taken now will throw In pr. horses. 5 blooded
cows, 11 head young stock, full outfit modern
tools, machinery, wagons, nay, poim,
grain, etc. ; misfortune is your opportunity ;
act quickly ; for all details and traveling in
structions, write E. A. Strout Farm Agency,
Waterbury, Vt.
STOP AT
REVERE HOUSE
BOSTON
Hot and cold water, long distance tele
phone in every room. 80 rooms with
bath. Cuisine snd service unexcelled.
Sl-09 Per Day and Upwards
florae TMrt-r.riine vesira' eontlntiouB In
creased sal-s tells its own story. Fac
tory, Manchester, N. H.
BUSINESS CARDS
EDWIN W. BRUCE
riOLIN SOLOIST AND TEACHES
Popll ef the Fsmeoe SevHk.
Vienna Royal High School, and
Marteaa, Berlin High Behest
TERMS tl.Ot PER LESSON
Abo leader of the Barre Opera Rouse aad
Mcntpeller Military Band Orchestras
IS NELSON ST. PHONE 411-11
RILEY'S ORCHESTRA
Music for all occasions -Latest
and most popular
music
TELEFHONK . - . 342-21
MERCHANT TAILORING
Also Cleaning, Press
ing and Repairing
MOORE & OWENS
ia Nsrth Main Street Barre. Vsrawnt
We Clean and Press Suits
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday for 75c
Pressing, 50c
LAMOREY'S
Ernest H. Bancroft. M. D. C.
Veterinary Physician and Surgeon
Graduate Chicago Veterinary College
N- E. Telephone, Ssi-lt
Also the People's Lino
OPFICB AND HOSPITAL, SOOTH BARRE
DR. G. L. T. HAYES
Medical and Surgical Diseases
Peculiar to Women
OnVe He irs t ta 4 P. M.
Taeedsv. Tharsday and Satardsy
Also by Appointment
14 and IS Btanchard Building TeL SS
MIDWIFERY
Ravine had many years experience. I am
preDared to serve any who may need the serv
ices of midwife or ohatetric nurse. Address
Mrs. Elizabeth La Clair
14 Summer St. Telephsna ITS-IS Barre. Vt.
PR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office ia Room 35, Mil as Building
. a 1 w . . w - a . A
umee nou-. ' -- -s.
m., Moadav, Taesday. Thursday and Friday.
Telephone Connection
M. J. WHTTCOIMB
Licensed Embalmer
Calls answered promptly day or night.
An up-to-date Ambulance in connection.
EAST BASSE, VL Telephone so-i
WILLIAM STOW W, VL Telephone 381 -a
General Horseshoeing
TT...: .-iM-aTnoil nr.tiAiiion rf ihnn r
Having '-'- i ..e . r
cently conducted by Charles L.,, I m
red to do horsrshoeins and all
kinds of repair work.
HENRY WATT
Off So. Main St, Near Kempton Mills
Fire Insurance
I represent seven
teen of the largest
and best Stock and "
Mutual Fire Insur
ance Companies. Ask
for rates.
J. W. DILLON
( sad 4 Beleeae Black atari Vs.
FOUR LINES FOR 25c
The Times will publish Wants, Lost and
Found. For (tula. To Let, ete.-ahort sdeer-tisements-t
tha rate of four Haws
ty-flva cents for tha rs insertion and
eanta for each subsequent lnsartiow.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARM OF 18 ACRES FOR SALE On i road
to F. C. Littles Place; also a work horae.
Inquire on ths premises. N. R. '"j",.
FOR SALE Owina to poor
sell at a bargnin at 4-tenement block, oooms
each, in ood repair: within i minutes walk
of moet of North Barre onesheds ; alwsyl
rented to Bood Unants i prica W.000.00 ; also
2 cottare houses cheep. Tha above wi I prove
a rood investment. For particulars call or art
dress Boyce. 46 Mapla avenue. "
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
' A irood dwelllne-hoose and barn well lo
cated on electric car line, a short walk from
the poetofflee. House contains 10 rooms, he
sides bsth. closets and other conveniences lor
a comfortable home. Has electric liithu, tas,
hot-air furnace. Barn suitable for tenement
and would rent for $12 to SI P" month.
This property can be bought on or
July 1, for SS.100.
A asrr sMrirpmrvri Tf BrMT-s-ltl sTOod
location, more suitable to family that works
at shed on Batehelders meadow. - . .
ROBINSON eV McALLISTER, Aaenta
SMITH & DASHNER
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HAVE JU8T LISTED THE FOLLOWING:
NO. 198 For Sale, one of the twit resi
dential and business Investment properties in
Barre City: less than 6 minutes' walk from
the business center, consisting of a large,
8 -story house; owner occupies one nice large
tenement and rents another, also renting see
era! rooms, from ti to S3 per week ; aeide
from owner's rent, the property brings tn an
income of S0 per month. All modern Im
provements, bath rooms, electric lights, gss.
hot and cold spring water, monster furnace,
that heats the building : bay windows, nice
porches and beautiful grounds of about
acre, just elevated enough to get pure air
and command a fine view of the city and
surrounding country. Call and let us tell
and show you mora of the advantages con
nected with this fine property. 7U
NO. 200 For Ssle, 165-acre farm, miles
from Williamstown : 40 acres tillage, balance
pasture and woodland; a good fruit orchard.
1.000 sugar trees, estimated to b 200 M. ol
softwood timber and a large amount of hard
wood : farm will keep 12 cows and team :
8-roora house. 2 barns, boree barn and silo ;
water at house and barns; R. F. D. and
telephone: 15 head of cattle, t horses, -hogs,
hens and turkeys; 6 h. p. gasoline engine,
ensilage cutter and carrier, threshing machine,
2-h. wagon, dump cart, buggies, sleds, and
sleighs, work and drive harnesses, circular
and drag saw rig, sulky and walking plows,
wheel, springtooth and smoothing harrows ;
mowing machine and rake, corn planter,
cream separator, churn and hutt-eTWOrker, IB
cords of stovewood and all small tools. When
you consider the amount of timber and per
sonal property, this place is dirt cheap at the
owners price of SS.500. Let us take you out
and show you this property. 8
NO. 19-For Sale, 2 acres of nice lsnd;
apples, plums, cherries and smaller fruit:
7-room house, all painted and up in good
Khape; basement barn. 18x22. clapboarded
and painted ; good chlckenhouee ; fine place
for a chicken ranch: only 1H miles from
Barre City. Owner haa reduced the price,
so you can buy it cheap.
NO. 197 For Sale, good city property:
house of 7 rooms and bath ; bay windows
and porch, city and spring, hot and cold
water; good garden, chiekenhouse and shade
trees ; minutes to station and electric car
line ; on one of the ht streets In the city :
owned by a non-resident and will be sold
cheap.
NO. 198 For Sale, 7-room cottage, built in
19C4 t house finished In the wood ; 2 porches,
hardwood floors, in kitchen and hall ; good
cellar; a fine spring of water on the prop
erty; barn of S stalls, carrisge snd bar
room : shed between house and barn ; S acres
of land in fine shape for garden truck or
strawberries : nice place to raise chickens I
fine neighborhood: only lt miles from Barre
City hall. Owner ie anxious to sell ; price
w right Let us show you how it looks. 7tf
NO. 199 For Sale. 22-aere farm, 4H miles
from Bsrre City : land Is free from stone and
will keep cows and team; good fruit or
chard; a first-rate, good house of 7 roosns !
barn 80x40 ft., 6 stanchions and room for
team; 2 ehlckenhonaes : buildings all in good
shape : water at house and barn : a good one
man farm: nice chicken ranch: a granite
ratter rnuld own this and work in Bsrre.
on.r has houffht and moved to a larga farm
and offers this for SI. 800 on easy terras. 97tf
We have many other good bargains and are
selling lots of farms and town property, prt
vate sale or public auction. If you want a
nulrk ssle for your property, list It with us.
If you wish to purchase, see us at once.
Smith eV Psahner. Real Etate Agents
Rooms S-S-10. Howland-Cave Bid.. Barre City.
Vt N. E. 'phone 870, and connection with
the People's lines
FOR SALE OR TO RENT Cottage bouse;
6 rooms, pantry, bath, laundry room, outdoor
sleeping porch, furnace heat gas. electricity,
hot and cold water, with large porch and gar
den and small henhouse ; East street exten
sion : rent 120.00. 21tf
TeUphens 814-1
H. A PHELPS CO.
Specials in Medium-Sized
Farms
We Rave the Larger Kinds. Tee. But We Csn
Offer To-day Some "neetal values In the
Sirs 11 Farm Line as Well.
No. 7S2 SO to 40 acres of practically level
land ; pasture can be plowed : about one-half
tillage; extra good soil: fruit orchsrd ; com
fortanla house and other buildings; only
Iran on. with from $200.00 to 1300.00 down.
This place ta located in Williamstown about
miles from the village on the main road.
near neighbors, ana oniy a lew nwi to ernooi.
Would make a fine poultry or vegetable farm.
Seven roome in the house: chance for 100
bene : small barn which with a few changes
would be very good. The buildings are all
comfortable and are better than you would
expect at the prica. lOltf
No. 79420 to 25 acres with extra good
T k..... mi. SlXAAflA- 1 mil. In
good village and easy drive to Barre markets ;
some wood ; excellent isna laying nearly level.
A genuine oaroain ana me nrsi man wno
looks it over will buy it. lOltf
No. 760 House, barn and I trna of band :
1 mile or less from Williamstown : for only
1 1.200.09; extra good location; buildings will
suit you. lOltf
No. Iht Poultry farm : the house on this
farm eost over S4.0oo.00 to build, leas than
10 years ago; contains 10 rooms; hardwood
floors ; modern plumbing, etc. There are few
better houses in Bsrre or Montpelier; good
barns, chsnce to keep from 400 to 600 hens;
4d acres of land : some wood, fruit, etc.. etc.
Good early land with splendid opportunity
to dispose of garden truck within three miles ;
owing to poor health of owner will sell for
only $2,700.00. with a payment of $700 00
cash ; a good trad for anyone. lOltf
For sale, or will exchange for farm, a j
7-room kouee. barn and good fruit and shade
trera : occupiea tv owner wno would like to
sell and buy a 10-eow farm or exchans his
eauity into one; can offer easy terms on
sale. lOltf
We have some special bargains in eity as
well sa farm pnvoeruea, and want yoel to eee
our IV! neiore puyine. yrr en m our new
Farm Catalogues ; free po mrues.
THE 0. A. PESRT REAL ESTATE ACENCT
Raaase I aad t
Bevlaad-Cars Bsaleing. Ban. Vt.
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! JEWELRY jl
! When YOU want a piece of j j
: Jewelry, come in and eejj
our splendid difpUy. j
i 0. J. DODGE, The Jeweler j
I re Mala SL. AaM-r fa
Hastsa AsssrWaa- sa Bare. X
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HELP WANTED
WANTED Cigar salesman to sell cigars,
cigarettes, tobacco to dealers ; S100 per mo., 16
per dny traveling expenses. Amber bacco
Co., Boston, Maas. July 1B-2JU'
WANTED Olrl or middle-aged woman to
assist in family: stood home and steady job.
Address H. E. Slayton, East Calais, Vt. 106t3
WANTED Salesman to sell lubricating oils,
house and barn pa'" nd specialties : big
profits. Champion Refining Co., Cleveland,
profits. Champion Refining Co., Cleveland. O.
WILL PAY RELIABLE WOMAN $250.00
for distributing 2,000 free packsges Perfumed
Soap Powder in your town; no money re
quired. Ward A Co., 216 Institute place,
Chicago, . 10u'
WANTED At once, experienced man on
mowing machine: must also be good milker;
no other need apply. Chas. BeauHeu, R. r . D.
4, box 26. Barre. Vt, ; or call at World ;
stoneshed. East Barre. ln6U
WANTED Energetic man to look after
trade In and arouno uarre; a i"- -necessary;
permanent: established house: ap
ply to-day with references. Brown Brothers
Nurserieal Rochester, N. Y. 16U
, WANTED Traveler, age 27 to BO ; "P1:
nee unnecessary; salary, commission and
expense allowance to right man. J. E- Me
Brady. Chicago. ln6u
WANTEfWapable girt at Kellogg board
ingnouaa, 28 School street. Montpeher. 104 tf
WANTED At- once, a machine polisher.
Capital GraniU Co.. Montpelier, Vt. I04t3
WANTED A good experienced girl for
kitchen work in the Plainfield House. Apply
by letter to Box 188. Plainfield. Vt. I03tl0
WANTED Traveling aalesman for retail
monumental trade on s good established ter
ritory ; one with experience preferred : must
be reliable and temperate: salary or commis
sion ; permannt position for right party ; ref
erence required with application. M. S. Strong,
Granville, N. Y. ;
WANTED Family help at the Queen City
Cotton Co., Burlington. Vt : steady work :
good pay ; learners taught free and receive
pay while lmrning : good tenements; moder
ate rents. Apply at mill.' lOltf
WANTED At once, a strong, active wom
an to take charge of a small hand laundry:
good wages to a reliable woman who wants
a permanent place; when applying, state age
and experience. Adrtrees Supt., Claremont
Hospital. Claremont. N. H. 100U2
WANTED Two men to work on farm:
must be good milkers and understand farm
work : good wages for good heln. H. H. Mar
tin, N. E. 'phone 881-3. Williamstown, Vt
84tf
MEN WANTED to learn to drive and re
pair autos and prepare to fill positions: write
at once. Maine Auto Co.. 779 Forest avenue
Portland, Me, , , lo2
PUPIL NURSES Male and female, wanted
at the Taunton State Hospital Training School
for Nurses. For particulars, address Dr. Ar
thur V. Goi. Supt, Taunton Stat Hospital.
Taunton. Mass. 6tl
WANTED
WANTED Approximately
7,500 tons of bituminous coal.
Specifications and forms for bids
may be obtained from Dewey T.
Hanley, Purchasing Agent,
Montpelier, Vt. 10615
r-roKfc tjttt Tt win nr. FtTBVTSHEn
r r. tin iu - -
by the Capital Employment Agency for all
kinds of work at short notice. Andreas or csji
Capital Employment Agency, Montpelier. Vt. :
tel. 79-M ; 104 Main street. 104t26
WANTED Position, Italian pharmacist 2S
years old. registered in Vermont, wishes steady
position : state salary. Address Giuseppe
Guglielmino, 114 Madison avenue. Albany.
N. Y. 10St
WORK WANTED A-man of SO would like
a place to do lleht work and chorea for small
pay. Address "Wag," Times office. 102t8
PRESSMAKER will go out by the day or
will take sewing home. Telephone 168-W. 8tf
WANTED Cowa and calves bought and ex.
changed. Beekley eV Mclntyre, telephope
864-22. Stf
WANTED Dead homes and cattle to take
away in Barre. East Barre, Williamstown and
Montpelier. TeL S66-W. Bsrre, Vt F. K.
Bailey. 431166
MISCELLANEOUS
CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Espe
cially devoted to supplying an urgent demand
for female help to hotels, ' boardinghouses,
private families, etc., particularly request la
dies to register at this office for positions of
this character, with every possible privilege
and the highest compensation. Nicely fur
nished rooms to rent at address below. Ad
dress or call. Capital Employment. Agency.
Montpelier, Vt ; tel. 79-M ; 104 Main street.
104t26'
PLATE GLASS FURNISHED Any site:
auto windshield glass with pollahed edges : in
a'ork and fitted on short notice. K. A. Lane.
!4 Liberty street. Barre; tel. [phone]tf
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired.
James Ahum. 11 Blackwell street. 47tf
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED
on scientific principles by expert shsroeners.
All thin blades 2V-e each. Pike Manufactur.
ing Co.. Littleton. N. H. 0t2S
POULTRY
FOR SALE "Fsultlees" Houdans: tills
strain has been egg-bred from trapnest rec-
I- -1 . A 11 IBQD t k-u- l.l HtM 91
years for great layers, and 14 years for large.
. .. . . i .
else enais wniie ensv ; inwi '.'" "
tremely, hardy,- have neither eomb or wattle
to freese. and are the best all-winter lavers
In open-front coops. "Faultlma" strain Hou
dans have won every "blue ribbon New York,
Chicago and Philadelphia shows for past six
years : egs and stock sold on honor ; send 10
cents for largest illustrated poultry catalogue
ever issued. It tells you how to breed these
fowls, which average 2B0 euas a year apiece;
It tells yon how to net $8,000 a year from
iaa W V V V.lm. pntarv Hnudsn
Club, Cambridge.' New York. 4xtf
AUTOMOBILE LIVERY
NEW s-PASSENGER CAR FOR HIRE
PRICES REASONABLE
CUTLER BROS.
PHONES 141 AND 402-1 BARRE. VT.
5 . vtrj'
tin you wul tinl a line K fc.
PAIR PLANT properly ewiuipp'd
with MODERN STKAM TU AN
IZINO apparatus for the prompt re
ranrig cf RljOWniTS. KlSK
TP K APS. WORN CASIM.S. I'L-NC-TLTKS,
ETC
A-l ("impmriit r,,, tnaterials
snd eiartma. expert rar in KVKRY
detail of the work nnr you tha
BH.HT RF.PAIR f-ERVlCE HKRE.
R.anat.le irK-c.
Vermont Tire & Rubber Co.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE 1 bookcaae. lounge, pluah-cov
ered chair, 25 ft. rubber hose,' some pictures
and other small articles. These must be sold
at once. W. W. Anderson, 47 Beacon street.
I06t2
FOR SALE One share Marcawe Fish A
Game Club. W. C. Raymond, Brtdgewater,
vt , lost.
AIR COMPRESSORS Wa are speetatlilng
on second-hand sir. compressors, steam and
power driven, all makes and sites, guaranteed
condition. Send us your inquiries, Geo. ft.
Ulthena, 200 Congreas street, Boston.
FOR SALE One horse, weighs 960 tbs.,
cheap to th right party. Inquire Perry
Automobile Co., 80 Washington street 104t3
FOR SALE Good all-round bay mare
weighs 1,000 ; will stand without hitching ;
drive or work single or -double; slso harness
and top buggy. Apply to Jas. Osaka, 7 Beck
Icy court, or Ross' barber shop. 104U
FOR SALE Maxwell 6-passenger automo
bile with detachable tonnes u. can be used
for family or as a light truck ; truck body all
rigged ; good proposition for farmer to haul
grain, carry milk to, creamery, market gar
dening, etc. I will take as part payment a
good driving horse. This machine can be seen
and will be demonstrated at 174 Washington
street, Barre City, Vt James A. Field, own
er; tel. [phone]t7
FOR SALE One pair brown Canadian
horsna, own brothers ; 5 and 6 yeara old ;
weigh 2.300 lbs. ; true te work, aingle or dou
ble, and nice drivers : afraid of nothing. In
quire at Murray's stable, city, 'phone 486-M.
lOStf
FOR SALE Trombly's Restaurant Spring
field, Vt ; doing first-class business: only
restaurant In town ; reason for selling, owner
is going Went- Apply t Lucian Trombly,
Springfield. Vt. - 10t4
FOR SALE Two-seated carriage with poia.
K. A. Lane. 24 Liberty street; telephone
181-12. 9tl
FOR SALE A good mowing machine: will
sell etieap if taken at once. Inquire of P.
Kingston. 449 North Main street 98tf
FOR SALE Twelve acres of A-No. t grass
within a mile of Barre City. W. W. Sutton.
Barre. . 9itf
CABBAGE PLANTS A few mom of those
Danish Baldhead cabbage plants. Telephone
888-18 after 4 o'clock. 88tl
FOR SALE: Young and heavy draft horses :
would exchange for cattle. H. P. Hinman.
Barre P. F. D No. 1 ; N. E. and Orange
County 'phones. 92tf
FOR SALE Rubber-tired buggy In good
repair; will sell cheap. Inquire of Jamea
Ahem, 11 Blackwell street 89tf
FOR SALE Random dimension lumber,
from 12 to 30 ft. long: also have baled hay.
L. A. Farrington. Williamstowa. 88tf
FOR SALE Eight young, good working
horses : also cows. A. TomasL 12 Merchant
street; telephone 177-W. S4tf
FOR SALE E. M. F. 80 touring car In
perfect condition ; thoroughly overhauled and
repainted. Apply at Capital Garage Co., Court
street, Montpelier, Vt T2tf
LOOSE HAY FOR SALE Inquire of Will
S. Page. 61 South Main street 4tl
HAYING SPECIALS
Trucks, the Studebaker kind. Sickle
Grinders, the ktest and txst. Hajr Car
rier Outfits. Ask for our prices. Soma
good bargains in second hand Mowers
and Tedders. New Ladders, both short
and long. A new lot of single and dou
bleFnrm Harnesses, Express and Driv
ing Harnesses just in.
' COME AND SEE
A. W.ALLEN CO.
New England and Orange County Telephones
Mowers, Rakes and Tedders
All new, fresh stock with up-to-the-minute
latest improvements) 1014 mod
els and etery one guaranteed. Low price
on erervfhino-. tiepairg for all Strles)
of machines. COME AND SEE.
A. W. ALLEN CO.
Orange Connty and New England Telephones
ANOTHER CAR JUST IN
We have just received a new lot of
Express and Delivery Wagons. If you
need one, remember, "It pays to take
time to see Colton.
84 STATE STREET MONTPELIER
FARM WAGONS
We sell tn famous Lilley Style Wagons, On.
Horse snd Two-Horse
FARM TRUCKS
All kinds In stock Popular low prices.
COLTON 84 STATE STREET
MONTPELIER
COLTON SWAPS
If You Want a New Wagon, We Will
Swap for Your Old One
COLTON 84 STATE STREET
MONTPELIER
TO RENT
LARGE FL'RNISHED ROOM Modern eon.
veniencea; also smaller rooms. At O. H.
Hales residence. Keith avenu. Btl
OFFICE ROOMS TO RENT In -1w5
block all conveniences. Apply to either of
tristeea. Joha Trow. N. D. Phelps or Alex.
Gordon.
LOST AND FOUND
. nnT a 11 lu.a.1. kniiflfs. unftved I blftt?ll
i j ... ksMd smnri wi. bushr tail i rv
.Tonde to nam. of Skip. ' Picas, notif.
Will Hartaon. Plaintiem. vt. ''
Montpelier & Wells
River Railroad
EFFECTIVE JUNE . 114
. TRAINS LEAVE BARRE:
7.15 R.m. Pailr. "Xrppt Sunday, for
. , ". Wells - River and inter
mediate stations.
12.25 P.m. Psy. eTt Sunday, for
""" " Wells River and interme
diate stations ;hss through
parlor car for Boston,
arriving at 8:25 p. m.
2.45 D.m. "''y- except Sunday, for
" "Wells River and inter,
mod isle stations.
9.30 p.m. ''r l0T v, fV RiTW
and intermedia ta stations.
Has through Pullman
sleeping car for Boston,
arriving at 7:30 a. m.
Cut Flowers
The bert and greatest variety
in the state for every possible
occasion.
14 Msm fp Htaga, VaisaiaS