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TIIK HAKHH DAILY TIMES, liAHHK,
VT.,
TUESDAV, I) EC EM HER 12, 1910.
Open Every Evening Until Christmas
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Fifty More Meslcal Homes?
It means that much of an increase in the refme and cultured homes - that many more
centers of wholesome social pleasure, where artistic development is provided with its own incen
tive i WiU yours be one of these homes? . Your wife, your girl, your boy may bo just waiting
for this opportunity that makes it so easy for you to make yours a musical and artistic home.
The Second Clarkson No-Cash Down Sale of
Standard Pianos and Player-Pianos
- . -m W-ft O I
Made oy tiarciman, reesc ct
Co., New York, makers of
the famous Hardman Piano
and the Autotonc known
the world over for their ar
tistic instruments.
These are the facts that make
this sale remarkaDle:
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(frier, sr: ;;.7--jij.,!R
1 High quality lower price You get a standard piano,
manufactured by the world famous house, Hardman, Peck &
Co., and guaranteed by them. This piano sells regularly at
$325 ; during this sale the price is $2G9, a first saving of $56.
2 -No interest charges There are no interest charges,
provided of course you make payments as agreed. This is an
item of expense, amounting to from $25 to $30 and ofter over
looked in an ordinary piano purchase.
3 Life insurance All payments due are canceled and
the piano is given to the family free from all encumbrances in
case of death of the purchaser, provided payments have been
made a3 agreed.
4A year's trial Any time within one year you have the
privilege of exchanging the piano if not satisfactory for any
piano of equal or better grade. Full credit will be given for
every cent you nave paid
.tl volniir senrf nnd instruction bonk free You will
be given a stool,- scarf and instruction book free; also the
piano will be delivered to your home without extra charges of
any kind. With the player-piano a bench and 12 rolls of music
will be included.
6 Insured against fire Your piano will be insured against
fire during the term of your contract. In case of loss it will
be replaced without expense to you, and all money you have
paid will be credited.
7 Easy payments Payments have been made so small
that you can meet them easily, $1.50 per week, 3i years in
which to pay on the piano. Also, you have the privilege of
further reducing the cost by paying faster than you agree.
8 Guarantee All features of this sale are covered by a
written guarantee signed by the manufacturers and E. E.
Clarkson & Co. There can be no misunderstandings or unful
filled promises, you are lully protected.
11 you nave yam.
Tins opportunity enus vvini ine uusc ux una aaic, j.a v. v ..w., -
miss this wonderful chance. Come at once and see and hear the instruments, and learn all about
how easy it is to purchase the piano that you select.
E. E. Clarkson
264 North Main Street, Morse Block
Co,
Agents for the EuFanola Talking Machine
BETHEL
Jtrs. R. M. Cliase is in Boston for a
few days.
A daughter was born Dec. 10 to Mr.
and Mrs. K. A. Pieroc.
A. Lre C'ady, C. G. Clifford and Dr.
O. V. Greene were in Montpelier lust
Friday night to attend the annual meet
ing of Mount Sinai temple.
Mrs. L. K. Dean i at her old jdaoe in
the lirooks & Washburn store during the
holiday rush.
Miss F.lsie Snelling of Dnrnard, a Whit
comb high school senior, is ill with the
measles at her home.
Forty-four member and guests of the
Hethel Woman's club met yesterday at
Mrs. V. N. Chapman's. Mrs. G. H.
Smilie of Montpelier spoke on "Home In
dustries." Miss Pearle Ralph sang, Mrs.
O. V. Greene accompanying her, and Mrs.
J. D. Wheeler read a paper on "Photo
gravure." Tea, wafers and sandwiches
were served.
Mrs. Ina Gonya is recovering from a
week's illness. !-he is cared for by Mrs.
Lena Mason.
EAST MONTPELIER
Proceeds of Supper and
$40.
The chicken-pie supper and sab
CABOT
Net Proceeds of Supper and Sple Over I MUs Marlon Drew is in a serious con
dition at Montpelier seminary the re
sult of injiirie.1 she received by being
triniM'd U!) while at her home over Sun-
by the Ladies' Aid of Kast Montpelier ,ay. As she was leaning a
wn n iiroiiminced success in everv sense counter in her fathers 'More
held
AT. I in 4unnuu. .
Sabin Jordan is working in liarre w , l"
his wife and children soon will reoccupy
their rooms in V. V. McCullotigh's house.
They have been in Stonington, Me., since
hist winter.
Miss Hattie Aldrich has moved from
the Howell block to G. X. Ilolden's house
on South Main street.
Mrs. Caroline ChanihTlin, aged SI
veass, has come from South Randolph
and is boarding at C. W. Potter'.
uinst the
alia 1. ., J
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the word. Over a hundred people """" "-v i.v "P.
i nero nresent. The farce, entitled. "A t ,i. i
j n'lt- in,- i.int. fi-mn: ijiii tis inti Mic-
Suit of Livery," was presented anil too j cessfui. The last time she struck on her
muc h could not be said in praise of tjie I hack, injuring her spine, and at last nc
voung people who pave it. The part of j"""" as unable to sit up It is
h matron was exceedingly , T-,r ... ....,,,., ,, .
ss. Harold i to all other bovs of the dangerous results
Clark bandied the part of Herbert Douir- o! what they call tun. Another danger
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the bereave
well dom
bv
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las with the utmost ease. Guy Raymond
made a keen detective. Miss ICha Town-
::::;:::tn:::;n::t I send made a decided hit. in her part of
Critilien. the maid. Miss Abbie Ar
! buckle, as Isabel Karrington. showed real
abilitv in adapting herself to two differ.
ent types, the charming voting lady who
! would not be driven into matrimony and
I so took the disguise of ladies' maid. The
I part of the butler, .Teems 'Faery If. Ad
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In snite of prevailing conditions, we have a very "jwho Shoed himself the artist as
111 OlJil-c ui e . SJ usual and rained no end of amusement.
lnvM ofol- nf nn-tn-rlntp UnPS nf merchandise Suitable H e. If. Dudley kindly gave the use of his
laigc owv-nui. . tj n,i f,iruhed music tor tlu:
for Christmas gifts.
Christmas Suggestions
in Lyons' Crockery Department
8
i
ous M'actice is the running' of lneve es
on the sidewalks evenings. Several aeci
dents have been nverted only Jiy the
prompt act of the pedestrians. The rid
ers do not sound any. alarm to give peo
ple a chance to get out of the way. If
there cannot lie a stop put to it, the law
will have to be enforced, which fines
each one caught riding on the sidewalk
$."i. Boys, take heed.
Friday evening, Dec. 15, tic- Judith
Lyford Woman's club will give an en
tertainment in I. O. G. T. hall, entitled.
"Scenes in the I nion Station." the pro-
which are to help increase the
We wish especially to call your attention to our H
large line of Nippon China.
Cut Glass
Just received a small
line of Cut Glass in the
latest patterns.
coeds ot which are to belli inereasi
lihrarv fnml. Pome mill bent nboiit iho
evening. I he ilitterent nonius were n i - ; library and enjoy nil evening of fun.
'tractively gotten up. The handkerchief j There' will also' lie other features. Ad
booth, in charge of Mrs. L. W. Sibley, ; mission, ?"i cents.
brought in .7.3-". From the apron table,; Archie Stone is detained at lionie with
t: : in charge of Mrs. ( lark Sibley. Mrs. j trouiiie with one leg, which he had brok
H Fred Townsond and Mrs. Hurry Dudley, I ,, ,.Veral year ago anil has never been
I was realize.! ttie sum or .t.-io, mm nom just nglit since.
the candy booth, in charge of .Mrs. I.ay- s(.r,, concert bv
..,...,.1 r : ., 1 1 ; in,,! Alru Nahiim f oil. i x-.A..., , u i .
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i , ii,i U ,n.(l.-. The supper ot clii.-Kcn jue. eran- Mat Sunday
Aluminum Ware Bi
a Christmas gift than Alumi
num Ware.
"It lasts a lifetime
LATEST DESIGNS IN CROCKERY
Twelve patterns from which you may take your
choice
f n if frnm time, to time.
VU v a.
C. N. KENYON, Manager
5 berry sauce, assorted cake and coffee was
in charge of the general committee. The
"'net proceeds from the affair were $40.T0.
It
l Masquerade dance and oyster supper
l at village h'all, Friday evening. Dec. IS.
zljWe don't expect Mr. Sunday, but would
jlike to have you come and bring your
? friends. Prizes will be given to both
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nowkooo o ntirtifll Spt now flnd add !and poorest costumes Dancing from
1UU Udii puivuoo. c v - It until 2 o
Our Grocery Department Is Running Over u
... i . m 1 1 !S
with Everything lor me laoie
until 2 i'clock. Muii
tra. Hall tickets, 7.
per 2, per plate. Adv
Dudley's orcbes
per couple. Sup
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E. M. Lyon
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
New Home Cure Tht Anyone Cn Hi
Without Iicomfrt r I.m of Time
1S5 North .Main Street
H 'nd we wunt you to try it at our rrpmw. No
ft , . v,r. tf,,iir -n i nf lime FTnntlmfr
J 'or rwrnt devnpm(nt. whether it nnrnt n ;
: i ..- 1 : , vnti h.iitM marin '.
tWfmkl'mv i it viiniun "i'lHion, j -- ----
Tplnhnni SSi-SP t'm fr trial f our method. No matter m f
f ITlTTTTf 'I I
I KaM-i'?!jSjS
what -limf von liv. no matter what your t
.......... MmMM..fM..A . . rw-riiiuition. if von re troui,ied with!
: . . ..v.. .h...,ia n-v. nmmi.t-!
I ,We e?neMnt;y miint to nnt it to those nepar- i
:ntlv lwiiwlff hn- nil forms of inhai- I
' erp. Hourhs. opium Trt inrfition, fume. "mt-I
ent imokn." etr.. have fili. We want to
show everyone at our own cncne. that this
new kip'IunI in oUTned to end all difficult
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HOLIDAY COLORS ;
ud every other kind of a color that
Vim would want to u? can ! w-cur-d
in the high quality Bay State :
;
:
a chorus of about
n in the M. K. church
evening'. Several quartets
and solos were (inelv rendered. A solo
by Miss Pauline liurbank and another
by little Miss ISeatrice Kittredge were
worthy of especial mention. The musi
cal training was under the supervision
of Miss Christine Currier. The chorus
consisted of the choirs of both churches
and pupils of the high sehool. A silver
collection was taken at the close, which
is to lie divided between the choirs for
tin, niiri'tnmc nf now luioks.
o l
. i Mrs. riiny Smith and daughters spent
. Saturday in Montpelier.
Several schools in town were in session
lat Saturday to make up for the day
after Thanksgiving,
A. W. Noy.e went to I'awtuekct, R. I.,
Saturday night for a few days' stay.
Mrs. -W. I'. Iancc is conlimd to the
house with an attack of bronchitis.
(j. F. Harvey has purchased the school
house on northwest hill and will convert
it into a dwelling house in the spring.
Angus lieatoii and mother were visit
ors in St. .lohnsbury Monday.
Arthur R niters was in l.vndon '"hurs-
y, where he purchased 1" cons.
Sir. ami Mrs. .1. T. Drew were failed
to Montpelier last week by the serious
condition of their daughter, Marion, the
result of injuries to her back Hud spine
when tripped up.
HARDWICK STREET.
lTf" A.V-. Beckley
PAINTS THAT WE SELL
It always pays to buy the lx'-t. and
tin- best is the only kind that we
carry.
I"v.rr kiitudr that a workman
- - I I . z
nnulJ need to do a pood painting T
job with n te n-currd lure. ,
7
bmitrinff. all t.heer.inr. ano all thoae lernble ; -- '
perovyms at on-e and for all time. were over-Sunday xv itors at (.. V. War-
This fit o:Tor i. tiKi imrortart t net.irf-1 a n(l.
pinule itav. ttn now ana tern iw'n ino
method at once. Rend no money. Simply mail
eoupon t.ow. Po it to-,tay.
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tHHIIHIHIHI itHHWHTTTTTHtTWt
h;kk asthma rorroN
FKONTIFR ASTHMA CO.. Room 11" A.
Nuicara and Hudson Sts, Rutlalo. N. V.
Send free trial of your method to:
Mr-, ( bra Salt has Ik-mi at i. 1). Ma-
! g, Mill's the past week.
i Mr. iid Mrs. Ned I ndi-rwimd spent
last week in Huston.
Mi-s Helen Russell has returned to
I'.urliiigton to resume h- r m bool work.
Mi-s l.nrinda Ko is at I'. K. Fos" in
! Hanlwiek tor s few d,-ty.
t A. S. Tolnun has Iwen contincd to the
I house for several days with rheumatism,
i Several members of P. A. Ktnian"a
j family have b cu ill the past week.
lUSDOhVll
Barn on II. G. Fogg'g Farm Destroyed
with Contents.
A barn on the farm of If. (i. Fogg,
Hlaiut two miles south of this village on
the road to Hethel, was totally destroyed
bv lire at about o'clock Monday morn
ing, together with a largo amount of
hay, farming tools and 1H head of cattle.
Mr. l-'ogg was up early mid at the home
of a ii k neighbor doing his work w hen
he looked out to see his larn all on lire,
llu had not time to reach home before
the lire gained such headway that the
cattle could not be taken out. Mr. Fogg
came to this town about one year ago
front the northern part of the state and
purchased this farm of Mr. Allis and
since that time has lived there. The in
surance on the whole property, barn and
stock, was !?J.:aH, and the loss at pres
ent has not been estimated. The cause
of the lire is unknown. The loss falls
heavily on the owner, who hag a large
family, and at thin Mason it is especially
unfortunate.
Mrs. K. M. Witrdner returned on Mon
day from I-'armington, X. II., where she
has been since I imiiksgivmg wuu m-i
daughter, Mrs. John I'dall.
(jeorge Dwver, who has for several
months' been in Huston at work for the
Rrigham creamery company, arrived In
town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, X. C. Ruck were sum
moned to Fclchville Monday night to at
tend the funeral of an aunt of Mr. Ruck,
Mrs. Perkins, who died as the result of a
shock.
Miss Shirley Camp, who has been with
her aunt since last Thursday, went to
her home in Tunbridge Monday.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton left Monday
morning for lioston to pass a week with
relatives and nNo to attend the Hilly
Sunday meetings. Miss F.llie Raker, the
deaconess from Randolph Center, also
went to the city for the name purpose.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hamilton and
children, who have been pas-ing two
weeks hern with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hamilton, left Monday for their home in
St. Johnsburv.
Rev. Hinkley of the Ifaptist church
gave a very interesting account of his
trip to Rostoti to attend the Hilly Sun
day meetings at his service on Sunday
evening.
A. A. Priest and his daughter. Miss
Marv Priest, left Monday morning for
Rutland, wher they went to attend the
state grange nic-ti'iig. Mr. Priest being
the state secretary. Mrs. Alfred Wells
ami Mrs. Meigs from the Center also
went to that city for tho same purpose,
expelling to return here about Thursday.
SOUTH CABOT
Mrs. W. A. Hascome and Herbert
IIaiiscom of Littleton, X. II., visited at
K. F. KidJer's and O. J. Clark's over Sun
day, and were also at Mrs. Hanscome's
brother's, W. J. Houghton.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Houghton visited
Mrs. Houghton's daughter, Mrs. George
Gill, on Marshlicld hill Sunday.
Mrs. Arvis Shaw of Marshlicld was at
her father's C. li. liouldry, Saturday.
Raymond Lambcrton of Cabot was
hero Sunday.
Lynn Hoimrt of Marshfield hill was a
Sunday visitor at Harry Morse's.
('. N. Plumley was in Waldcn Sunday
at the home of Phil Rogers. ,
A. L. Foster of Cabot Plains visited
his brother, Jack, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Colberth of
I'eaiham pond ere at E. St. Plumley 'g
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Allen were in
Ilardwick the greater part of last week,
called there by tho, illness and death of
Mrs. Allen's stepmother.
Mr. and Sirs. C. E. Seribner were in
Ilardwick on business Thursday.
Sirs. Sarah Mcars of Slarshneld hill
has been visiting her daughter, Sirs. H.
F. Slorse the past week.
Natt Stockur was in Danville Sunday
to see his mother, who is ill.
Amy Cameron was in Rarre Saturday.
Sirs. Raymond Lambcrton of Cabot
was at W.'R. Tibbetts' Friday.
Mrs. Orville Smith and Slisg Geneva
Smith of Danville were at W. R. Tib
betts' Sunday.
L. 1). Half and his housekeeper were in
Barre and Pla infield Friday and Satur
day. Sirs. W. R. Tibbetts went to Cabot
Friday, returning Sunday. While absent,
-he visited her sister, Sirs. F. G. Lambcrton.
OliAXGE
Orbert Clark has returned from
Bridgeport, Conn., where he has had em
ployment. Remember the grange meeting Friday
night.
J. R. Kmerson was elected master of
the Central Vermont Pomona grange at
Cobble hill last week. M
Sirs. Wyncss Tucker spent last weekj
in Chelsea with her parents.
Reuben Lord and Charles Hsyward are
working in Washington for Major Tillot
son. Cora Kennedy was a week end visitor
in town.
Bernard Davis from Montpelier sem
inary occupied the Congregational pul
pit Sunday. Sir. Davis will Ik- here next
Sunday. Everybody most cordially in
vited to attend church.
Considering the condition of the roads,
the ladies' aid report a successful sale
last week.
Resinol Surely
Heals Sick Skins
When you know physicians have pre
acrihed Resinol for over 20 years in the
treatment of eczema and other itching,
miming unpignny stun
eruptions, and have
written thousands of
report paying: "It is
my regular prescription
for itching." '-Resinol
has prodm-ed brilliant
results," "The. result it
na r. u-aa marvrlnlls in
one of the worst cases of eczema." etc.,
etc, doesn't it make you feel, "This ia
the treatment I can rely on for MY
skin-trouble?"
When Resinol Ointment touches itch
ing skins, the itching usually stops and
heating begins. With the aid of Resinol
Soap, it almost always clears away rO
Ken,a. ringworm, pimples, or other dia
tressing eruption quickly, leaving tho
skin clear and healthy. Sold by all
druggist.
t'w Resinol Soap regularly and you
will be astonished to find how quickly
it rwthea and cleanse the pore, ud
leaves the complexion clear and freab.
WAITS FIELD
The December meeting of the Nature
club will be omitted. Next meeting Jan.
27. Topic, "Hints of l'rey."
Union prayer meeting will he held this
week at the Congregational church; sub
ject, "Christ" Thought of Prayer," Matt.
6:. VI 2, P-.3.V3H; Luke 22:311-4(1.
Mr. Cat log Rarnurd is critically ill,
with a trained nurse in attendance.
Siinoiel ltlack. who has been a truest
of liia sister, Sirs. James Irviu, the past j
two weeks, litis returned to his home in
Lawrence, Mass. I
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rcdour are the :
parents of a son born Dee. 1, this being j
their ninth child.
onald Moriarty spent the week-end,
at W. W. Tucker. I
Sirs. C. W. Pierce (nee Gertrude i
Stronirl. daughter of Sir. and Sirs. Sfatt
S. .Strong, is the mother of a son, Charles
Henry, born Dec. 2, at her home in Mel
rose, Sfass.
The ladies of the Home circle will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Will ,
r.nnir. Missionary meetinor and work for I
Christmas for the hunday scliool to do
done.
Slisg fcdith Strong of Warren spent the
week-end with Stiss Ruth Jones.
Clvde Jones is in Ileaton hospital for
an operation for appendicitis.
Joseph .Moodv, on-in-iaw or .urs. .
f. Kelsev. is in Hrightlook hospital, St.
Johnsbiiry, for hemorrhage of the kid
neys and is critically ill.
Raymond Ruzzell was home from Wa
terbury for over Sunday.
Mr. and Sirs. John Huzzell and daugh
ter, Lena Slay, gpent Sunday in Warren.
WEST BERLIN
Mrs. II. J. Yarrington wag in North
field Tuesday.
K. A. Glines spent Tuesday in North
field. The reading given in this place last
Thursday evening by Sliss Gertrude
House was listened to bv a eood number
and the receipts were about $f.
Sirs. C. H. Robinson lelt here Satur
day to visit her daughter, Sirs. Joe Sher:
lock, in Brandon, for a short time.
Sirs. Orrin Kimball and son, Gerry, at
tended the Pomona grange meeting in
Iiarre last Thursday.
Stiss E. SI. Ayers spent a day in North
field last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Tatterson
spent a few days in .Montpelier last j
week.
Sliss Slargarct Slagowcn is spending a !
little time with her parents, Sir. and
Sirs. Harry SLagowen. !
Sir. and Sirs. W. A. Cooper spent last;
Wednesday with friends in Stontpelier.
Sirs. SL E. Glineu and niece, Stiss
Catherine Clark, spent a day in Slontpe
lier last week.
Stiss Tillotson and Stiss Record spent
Sunday in Rarre.
Sliss Eva Hadley spent Sunday with
friends in Georgia.
Every man expects and
usually gets a "Christ
mas tie," but the man
of taste is very partic
ular about his neck
wear !
Where would you
expect to find the
choicest and newest
styles in men's tog
gery if not right
here?
We are showing some
very exclusive styles and
exclusive patterns and
colorings in Silks from
the best foreign and do
mestic looms.
Our Neckwear spread
is simply a beauty show.
Come, see it, please!
Ties at 23c, 50c, $1.00,
'way up to $2.50.
A fine Christmas box
goes with every Tie!
Lamorey's
Clothing Store
EAST BARRE.
Regular meeting of Winona council,
No. X, Wednesday evening, Dec. 13. All
members requested to be present. Busi
ness of importance.
j NOW IS THE TIME f
in mnkfi a selection of vour &
-
Christmas Gifts
,.
Xow when our lines are complete and we can give you ine
attention we desire to, before the holiday rush comes on.
We are showing a complete line of Jewelry of all kinds, Pic
tures, Cut Glass, Silverware, Hand-Fainted China, Desk Sets,
Toilet Sets, etc. .
Also a large line of Christmas Cards, at prices that will
interest you.
It's a Pleasure for Us to Show Goods
BELL & HOUSTON
161 North Mftin Street
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS
WHEN YOU
THINK OF
Think of Goodfellow's Jewelry Store
II 1 it
where you win nna an up- $
to-date stock to select trom
at prices that queer the mail
order house.
Be among the first to select your gifts.
W.II.GOODFELLOW&SON
211 North Main Street
i
PARK THEATRE
Vermont's Best Photoplay House
Matinee, 2:13 and 3:30 Tel. 6 13-W Evening, 7 and 8:30
TO-DAY
Paramount Presents Clara Kimball Young in
THE DARK SILENCE
Also Charlie Chaplin, "In the Trenches" His Latest
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Wednesday, December 13
TRIANGLE PRESENTS CLARA WILLIAMS IN
"THE MARKET OF VAIN DESIRE"
ALSO. -THE WAITER'S BALL "
PRICES MATINEE. Alul Blr. If; Orrhr.tr. It; Child r ndtr 14 Yr-.
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PERRY & NOONAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance Service
DEPOT SQUARE. BARRB
t vnr.RTAkERS AND LICENSED EMBAI MERS