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THE MHKE DAILY XIMES, BAllHE, VT., TUESDAY, HAY 11, 1920.
ABOUT THE STATE
ptppenlnji of Iatereit from
Different Section.
Oak Ledge, the girls' camp in Bur
lington, will not be opened this year.
Mrs. Agnes Roberts, matron of the
house of correction for many years, has
beeji appointed deputy probation or
ficer.
The Rutland chamber of commerce
held a meeting Friday night to discuss
the matter of daylight saving tor the
city ' and it voted to continue with
standard tune
At a meeting in St Johnsbury Sat
urday afternoon, baseball fans from
there and surrounding towns decided
not to form a baseball league this
summer, as leagues already formed
have booked games for the coming sea
eon.
John Burroughs, the naturalist, en
joys "Rhymes of Vermont Rural Life,"
and has written Daniel L. Cady to that
effect, sending his greetings and the
picture of himself sitting before the
fireplace. "The Old Vermont Red Cow,"
published some months ago, is one of
Mr. Burroughs' favorites.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Franklin ob
served the 60th anniversary of their
marriage by a dinner party for their
children and grandchildren at their
home in Guilford, May 4. Among the
guests was a sister of Mrs. Franklin,
who also attended the wedding 50 years
go.
Issa Tanimura, D. C. L., of Tokyo,
Japan, commissioner of live stock for
the Japanese government, has been in
Middlebury and Weybridge lately and
has decided to have shipped to Japan
10 Morgan horses and colls from that
section, also 50 head of various breeds
of long wool sheep from Washington,
New York and Wyoming.
A 'Rutland real estate agent says
that 100 houses are needed in that city
to accommodate people looking for
homes. Some families have had to
leave because the houses where they
lived had been sold and they could not
find vacant tenements. More houses
have been sold in the past few months
than in several years, many of the
buyers being forced to purchase in or
der to nave a nome.
Dr. Laura 'M. Flantt of Putney
reached her 01st birthday anniversary
Saturday. Dr. Plantr, is an honorary
member of the lirattleboro chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
and a charter member of the national
society. Some of the members of the
Brattleboro chapter went to Putney
Sunday and presented Dr. Plant some
flowers. Her son, Walter Wbeaton of
Columbus, has been Tier guest a few
days, and will remain there until to
morrow. Dr. Plantz has lived alone
and done her work the past winter
but she has promised her son that she
will not do so "next winter.
East Calais Fourth-Class Postmaster
Examination.
The United States civil service com
mission has announoed an examination
to be held at Montpelier, Vt., on June
12, 1020, as a result of which rt is ex
pected to make certification to fill I
contemplated vacancy in the position
of fourth-class postmaster at Kast Lai
ais, Vt., and other Vacancies as hey
may occur at that office, unless it hall
fee decided in the interests ol t he eerv.
ice to fill any vacancy by reinstate
ment, The compensation tf the post
master at this office was 318 for the
last fiscal year.
Applieaste must have reached their
twenty-first birthday on the date of
the examination, with the exception
that in a trtete where women ere de
clared by statute to be at full age for
ail urpweB it euni. jeaia,
eighteen years of age on the date of
the examination will be admitted.
Applicant must reside within the
territory supplied by the postoflice for
wnicn ine cxamiiiai-iuii is aiimiunvru.
The examination is open to all citi-
Registered and
Grade Kolsteins
-at-
Auction
At the E. K. Hutchinson
farm, about lrt miles from
Barre City on Trow Hill on
Wednesday,
May 12
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon
40 Purebred
Holstein Covs
Some fresh, balance bred to
freshen in the fall ; 1 registered
Holstein bull, 14 grade Hol
5tein :ow, to freshen in the
summer 4nnd fall; this herd is
under federal supervision and
will be sold subject to 60-day
retestj 2 brood sows, 1 express
wagrcf 1 horse rake.
CaUo upon request. Terms
at tifY of $ale. Wednesday,
May I V at 1 o'clock
HUTCHINSON.
X F. BENJAMIN,
Owners.
D. J
.RRY. Auctioneer.
sens of the United States who can com
ply with the requirements.
Application blanks, form 17S.I, and
full information concerning the require
ments of the examination can be se
cured from the postmaster at the place
of vacancy or .from the United States
civil servic commission, Washington,
D. C.
Applications should b properly exe
cuted and filed with the commission at
Washington, D. C, at the earliest prac
tical date.
ASQTJITH AMENDMENT FAILS.
Provided One Parliament Instead of
Two for Ireland.
London., May 11. An amendment to
the Irish home rule bill offered by
former Premier Asquith, providing one
parliament instead of two for Ireland,
was defeated in the House of Com
mons last evening, after a short de
bate, by a vote of 15!) to. 55.
The Truth About
, Eczema and Piles
Thousands and thousands of people, say
Peterson of Buffalo, are learning every week
that one 85-cent box of Petersen's Ointment
will abolish erzoma and banish pile", and
the grateful letters I receive every day are
worth more to me than money. i
"1 had eczema for many year on my bend
and could not get anything to stop the
il In
agony. I mw your ad and got one box, ana l
norm vnu mmr thanka for the good
done me. There Isn't a blotch on my head
now. and I couldn t help but than Peterson,
for the cure is great." Mis Mary Hill, 4
Third avenue, Ffttbunr. Pa.
"I have had Itching puts for is yean ana
Peterson's k the only ointment that relieves
ma besidt the pile seem to have gone."
A. B. Ruger, 1127 Washington avenue, Ra
cine, Wis . ...
Use Peterson tnnrmem Tor om sores, hii
rheum, chafing and all skin diseases. Drug
gists recommend it- Mail orders filled by
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc., buffalo, N. Y.
Adv. '
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR. EDWIN F.
HOWLAND BLD. SURGEON
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
RELIABLE PIANOS. PLAYER PIANOS,
V1CTBOLAS, KONIIKAS. HKIURUS
AND SHEET MUSIC
Leave ymir orders here for Piano Tuning
Telephone S6-w. nsrre, vt.
Telephone 447-W
Badger's Auto Ambulance
NEW UP-TO-DATE EASY RIDING
Call from a distance at reasonable rate
A- W. BADGER & CO., Carre
The Only Auto Ambulance in the City
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office In Room S, Milea Building
Telephone Connertloa
OFFICE HOURS i a.m. to 12 m. and 1 :30 ts
4 p.m. Monday, rueaaay, issnosjtno rno-y
Dr. Thomas B. Tomasi
DENTIST
Room 18, Miles Building
OFFICE HOUS3 : ttol2.ttal.TtaI
Telephone 1-W
SEE US
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
W are new ready to serve both old and
new customers with a high grade of Jewelry.
Kepair work guaranteed.
O. J. DODGE, th? Jeweler
24 EI.M STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR "BOSTON AMERICAN"
MOTOR AMBULANCE RATES
Fast Barre, WrUterville and Uranitevill
Orange, Vabinpton and WiUianwtown
Long ditanc trip
M. J. WHITCOMH, East Ilarre, Vermont
TturnioKE t;-w
WANTED
Unskilled able-bodied men are raid $.58 per hour and
upwards at the start.
Interesting art ! steady employment.
We ean also use shipwright, earpenters and joiner?,
shipfitters. and steel shipbuilders of any eraft. Ninety
eight per cent of our riveting on piece work.
Call at the Errp'oyrr.ent Bureau. The Atlantic Corpora
tion, Portsmouth. N. H.
Delirious i r
WORCESTER
A farmers' chautaiiqua is to be held
at Worcester, the meeting to be held
Thursday, May 13. at 8 p. m. The pas
tor of the Methodist church is plan
ning a scries of lectures on dairying,
poultry Taising, agriculture, etc. Sev
eral speakers from out of fown will
deliver addresses on various subject.
Kvery farmer and his wife is expected
at the, meeting, as the project i!l be
a failure without co-operation. Come
one, come all.
35 Head of Cattle
at Auction
As I cannot get competent help, I
have decided to dispose of my stock
at auction, on
FRIDAY, MAY 14 -
at my farm in Williamstown, about
'a miles from Williamstown village,
known as the Hutchinson or Milne
farm, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon:
35 Head
20 Jersey cows, some fresh and bal-
. t. l . 1 i...:.
'.
old; one 2 year-old tJuernsey heifer, .1
head of yearling heifers, 3 Jersey
calves, 21 mo. old Jersey bull, eligi
ble to registry.
This stock is all tuberculin tested and
is an extra fine lot that I raised with
preat care. Terms at time of sale. Fri
day, May 14, at 1 o'clock.
JAMES HENRY, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
IIEININCER
DENTIST PHOXB I-W
Stringed Instruments Repaired
KEHAIP.ING BOWS A SPECIALTY
JAMES NICOL
61 Maple Avenue
Telephone CT1-W
PIANO TUNING
Five yenrs Everett Piano Factory
Two years Hsllett Dsvb Piano Factory
One year 'hi- -ig Wareromn
Five years Clark A McMaster
B. ARTHUR REED
Tel. 7-M Box 145, Montpelier. Vt
Leave orders at Bailey's M'isie Room.
Barre. tel. 369-W
HOWARD H.REID.D.D.S.
HOWLAND BUILDING
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
Phone 19-M
GAGE & GAGE
Chiropractors
f to 10 a. m.. Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday
snd Psturdsy: ;so to p. m.. Monday
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday; 2 to t
p. m , Tuesday and Thur.hy. Montpelier
Tueeday, Thursday nd Saturday. 10 -30 to It
a. m. ; ihonaay, neanesaay ana r rOMj,
ROOM 2. CURRIER BLK, Barr Tel 2,W
PERRY & N00NAN
1-NEXCFl.LF.D FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance Service
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmcrs
Depot Rq Bs
Tel. ronneetjon, 42I-W
to Parre ..
to Barre ...
$j.00
7.00!
, . . -2'V ' per Bile!
Be Slender
Ts tree way ts kstoats tlesasr. stilt, healthy
Is now yours 8m ths sieturss: to sltd ar
ta (lis yea Ides bsfor re
duction of wslghl. No ftsed Of
ttsrritur mniell or tsdlont mxw
eiMS. No dmuug with sslu, we. !
do thyroid, ns lot of tins. Just
(olio tut stiuplt. esty korols sys
tem ana result
IS t SO Must!
(whtiewr you nexl ts) rudcf
1109 csall gusrsnts oafs, 1S
Ittbls, rooanunendsti by physicians,
add to your capability and
entrm. Amir sll alio know you.
vvk msw ii, n iw i sire, jwuniw
II Sssain sprsrar-. attrsstiis. gsm la
ktalth, 4Sd yesrt to ysur IMsl roirnindsd of
Physirtina. as for Oik OF KOREIN st soy
drug store, Awept do suhttttota It enssss In a
bos. with fusrsnica. Or writ luT (res biocuurt to
KOREIN C0 Station F. New York City
ESTATE OP FRED A. ROBINSON
District of Washington, as.
The honorahl probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid, to the heirs and all person
intrnsted in the estate of Fred A. Rob
inson, late of Marsh field, in said district,
deceaied. GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court in writing, by the administrator
praying for license and authority to sell all
of real estate of said deceased, to wit: Sit
uated in the town of Marshfield. in said dis
trict including the homestead right and the
interest of the widow therein, representing
to said court that it would be beneficial to
the heirs and all person interestd in the
estate of said dereased, to sell said real
estate and eonvrrt the same into money.
And bringing Into court the consent and
approbation in writing, of all the heirs to
said estata residing in this state, and setting
forth the situation of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the ssid court appointed
and assigned the inth day of May.
at the probate office in Montpelier, in eaid
district, to bear and deride upon aaid appli
cation and petition, and ordered public no
tice thereof to be given to all persons inter
ested therein, by publishing said order, to
gether with the time and place of henrinr,
three weeks successively in the Barre Daily
Tima, a newspaper which circulate in tha
neighborhood of those persons interested in
said estate, all of which publications shall
Be previous to the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear before ssid court at the time and
place assigned, then and there in aid court
to make your objectiona to the granting af
such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, tn
said district this 10th day of Mav. 1920.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
Mayll-lg-2t
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OP FRED A. ROBINSON
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the dsitrict
of Wsshington. commissioners, to receive,
examine, and adjust tha claim snd demands
of all persons sgainst the eetste of Fred
A. Robinson, late of Marshfield. in said
district, uereased. and all claims exhibited in
afTset thereto, hereby give notice that we .will
meet for the purpose afnrppaid. at the rewi
denre of the Iste Fred A. Ror.inon. in the
town of Mrh!ield, in ssid district, on the
2fih dsy of May snd 25th day of September
next from 2 orlock p. m. until 4 o clock
p. m.. on each of said days,
h of said days and that ix an day from thw date: and that upon fail
the 2oth day of April. A. D. jure to duly file and prove their respective
months f mm
1921, w the time limited by said court for
ssid creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at Mamhfield. this 1st day of May,
A. P. 1V20.
PFRNIS L. CAMERON,
HERBERT E. EMERY, Commissioners.
May 4-11-18
3 1 Head of Stock
A I cp.iuit ppt lirlp tn take rare nf
my stork, I am obliged to ll the
same at auction on
Tuesday, May 18,
at one o'clock in tho afternoon,
on the premise about one mile from
Middlesex on tbe road to Moretown,
31 HEAD
Some now fresh, otheri to freshen in
(summer and fall, all young stock and
pood age.
Term at time of sale.
Sale will tx-gin promptly at one
o 'clink.
FEED. SP005ER, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
10 Acre Farm, House
and Barn Near Granite
yille, at Auction
Monday, May 17
at 4 o'clock
loan, known a the Mathic-aon pla..
jllhere are 1 aire .f extra ifin.J land. ,
all 1i!!.-e. and a p! Intng ran b I
j . : s .j v . i . . , -
tk1 ft
barn; n'mf frtiit. f ircnim-
trrwa make jile bp e-ry. and if yt'U
are imerr-teJ he ure rt-1 W peont.
Terrr a I tiirvc t4 sale.
.! rre fAT:"2 n'i.inrry. c:.-
Tl - r ,1 w;l not I. u.LI I- f..t
1 11 O.lsi.. '
O. S. tMES-SOS. Osir.
D. A. FEE BY. A ecu oncer.
Ilii .le-irable little farm is l,vi I ed be iwnr. to tbe dsy airm-d for h-iring. bowe. hardwood to-n, rlortrv lirt-t. run- : st,-wet. -
mi ieiroie lime urn 1 Kwatea ' oitied to.n.ne wste sod evorvtbme In fs. th.rw FOR FENT- god ,-mmn eottsur b
Doiil I m:ie irom ut 9. tv. line qnar mnrnT hefore said ec-n. at the t'nre nd ; .bout b rksoe: oww-r rebuilt and r-rw.r-4 ,o-ne mt-. " , ,
tie, near the r'uell .)e:ord latm Pmr. ajyienod. tbm and tr--e ia said court for a etre home, and hav.ng tbe eifono If w. S-of. RM-irr b- ittf
and cir.lv abmit 2 mil.s from illiarns- " make your - vow. to the rraouag of of losine bs wife tba aroperly is for sale Tf pry(T So- r roiisre: in'mire of
Three Lines for 25c
The Times will publish Wants. Lost and
Pound. For Sale, To Let, etc. ehort adver.
tisements at the rate of three linea foe
twenty-five centa for the first Insertion and
five cents for each subsequent Insertion.
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR 8 A LK 8 houses, To ' acres landf barn.
silo, express wagon, white flume lamp
burners: Can't Clog oil burners: V. S.
separators ; engines and Randolph clutch
pulleys ,G. H. Adams, South Barre. 8&t4!S
FOR SALE-One 2-tonement" house" and 3
building lots on Pearl street, the Oarvey
estate: James T. Marrion, sdmr 29tf
"GREENLEIGH," 205 8. Main street, for
sale; the semi-bungalow residence of the
late W. F. Milne, built within S years : eon
tains 7 rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floors throughout, set tubs, cement cel
lar floor and steam heat : henhouse and t ex.
tra lota go with the property: apple trees,
berry bushes, etc and g-ai-den in good con
dition ; apply to Mrs. W. F. Milne, tel.
27tf
FOR SALE fwMtory. 2-Unea.en't house.
with good bars aod cellar Aider house
and barn, all in good repair: each tenement
has S rooms, electric lights and bath ; plenty
of garden for both tenements; the bars
could, for a small amount of money, be
made Into a 6-room tenement : this is good
property to buy fo.- home or Investment : sit
uated at 14 Clark street: prke right: tele,
phone JfJ-R or inquire at 21-22 Howland
building; EIwinJL. Scott tf
FOR 8 ALE On Montpelier road, t miles
from Barre. 8-room house, modern Im
provements ; large piana with nines on S
aidea; barn and henhouse and about 2 acre
of good land; will tell at a reason stile price
snd terms if dmired; Mrs. H. 8. Miles, tel.
217-X after 6 p. re. tOttf
THREE HOUSES FOR SALE to close out
an estate: the 8 house am located on the
northerly side of Hall streets, number 10,
ZS. and 24; will be sold for the best ob
tainable cash price; 8. Holliater Jackson,
administrator. 26ltf
WANTED TOBUY
WANTED TO BUY Psstuns" cows i Haskell
Swain, Plain field, Vt 47t
HIGHEST PRICES PAID for furniture, bed
ding, stoves, etc. ; also rags, magazines, etc,
'Phone 71i-R. Abram Fine. 4 Mnple avenue,
. 25U6
CASH'FrTcES PAID for rags, rubbers, meU
a Is. marnsinra, hides, and bags a specialty ;
'phone 407-R. Sam Gculd, 1(1 Brook street
totw
WANTED to buy straw at barn; tL
MS-M. M7tf
WANTED TO BUT Second-hand funTitu-W
tool and itoves : inoulr O. Smith. S37 No.
Main street, tel. 72-M. 41t26
MISCELLANEOUS
WE ARE READY TO PLOW YOUR GAR
DENS W, E. Nichols, tel. 666-M. 44tf
GARDENS PLOWED-Aiao furnish drws
in for gardens: C. A. Moulton. 14 Clark
street, off Prospect street SOtf
ANYONE DESIR INC. M AN WITH KORSB
to work by the dsy, hauling ashes or gar
base, or cleaning up around, call on E. Deto.
tell, 49 Rout a Main street or telephone Will
Page, 40S-W. 4ti
WANTED .
WANTED 'RelUMa young man wants fur
nished room in a private fsmily of Cath
olic ; address 'A.." Daily Tim. 4St4
WANTED Horses "to "pasture; tel. J88-31 :
Will Fificld, Williamstown. 46tf
WANTED Six-room' tenement about May
IS; Paul LeavitU uostoffice. or tel. Jl-K.
. 46tf
WANTED 10,000 people with corns, cal
louses, ertema, hemorrhoids or sores, to
buy a box of Honey Bee Ointment; guaran.
teed; Drowns Drug Store. HU2
FURNISHED ROOMS
TO RENT Two rooms in Esstmsn nloc
furnished or unfurnished, for light house
keeping : inquire of G. L. Wood worth, East
man block. jtt
IN CHANCERY,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
GEORGINA DEP.LOKS. EXECUTOR
JOSEPH LADRIE,
VS.
ANTHONY A. BIANCHI.
ANGELO CEI.LI AND
WEST END TOOL SHARPENING CO.
In the tints entitled cause, pending; in
the emrt of chancery in ssid county. FT
IS HKREHY GJtLKKEI) that said cause
stand for hearing at the county courthouse
in Montpelier, in the county of Washington,
on the !Mh day of May, A. D. 1920. at
o clock In the forenoon. Let toe parries
thereto, the several creditors of the West
End Tool Kharpening Company and of An
thony A. Bunchi and Amrelo Celli. and all
parties interested, be notified to appear at
the time and place aforesaid, and show
cause, if any they have, why the respective
claims of the severs creditors of said West
End Tool Sharpening to. and against the
partners therein, arising from ssid partner
ship, should not be proved and allowed ; the
rik'hta of the rrrdilor determined and such
claims and accounts a are just be ordered
paid ; and also to show cause why the rights
of the eversl partners should not he deter
mined and the money and assets, after pay
ing and satisfving the claims against and
hahilitiea of said partnership should not be
paid over and distributed to the several part- ' farm ; clapboarded horse barn with he
ners. according to their respective right : merit : eow barn I partly claphnarded : tie-
and also to show why the receiver's account
should not be proved and allowed: the funds
in hi hands distributed and th receiver and
the sureties on his bond should not be dis
chsrged. It i further ordered that all creditor of
the West End Tool Shrprnm Company
and of the partners of said firm, arieinr
out of ssid partnership liability be notified
ana commanaen to me ineir respect ive riaiiw :
with Lewis c. Mo.xiy. es.iuire. cicrk of said ;
court of chancery, at his office in Mrmt-
twji. rinlv BiiV-irihMt mnA sworn tn within
riatm on or before the date atoresaia sum
claim will be forever barred.
The clerk is also hereby directed to notify
such creditor of the foregoing orders by
mailing copies thereof, properly addressed to
the last known postoflice siidress. as will ap
pear by l-t thereof, filed by the receiver
with said clerk, and also notify all creditor
nd all other persons and parties interested
therein, by publishing the substance of these
orders in the Barr Daily Times, a newspa
per printed in the city of Barre, in one r-ue
each week, prior to the said 25th of May,
A. D. 190
Said receiver is hereby ordered and di
rected o oar to the clerk the expense neeee-
sarilv incurred in giving the notice abov I
. ,1 I
Done in chambers at the city of Montpel-1 "
ler. the 14th rise nf Arril. A. D. 1?20. I"
K-bh-n u tll'TI I'll rhsneellor. 1 Wl
FRKD M HI TI.tR. Chnclior.
Girrn tinHrr my han. at Montr4T, In
the county of Wshinrtn, this 14th day of
April. A. D. . .
LEWIS C. MOODY, Clerk.
Apr20-2?May-ll-l
ESTATE OF HERBERT O. CAMP
State of Vermont. District of Washinrton. a.
To honor ble probate court for the 4m-
triet aforesaid, to the heirs and all persons
interested in the etsle of Hrrbrrt tl. tamp,
late of tbe rttv of Barre. in said district, da-
ceased. GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court, in writimr. by the eserutne.
prarine for licence and authority to sell all
of real estate of aaid deceased, to wit : Situ
ated in the city of Barre. in said district,
ineludinr the homestead nitht and tbe inter.
HI nf t K aiT. ilwrntL rem eventing to
said court tbt it would be bencfirial to tbe
heirs and all persons interested in the estate
of said dereased. to se.il said real estata and
eonverl the same into money.
And bnnaina into court tbe consent ana
approbation in wntin of all tbe heirs to
said estate residtn tn this state. nd citia
forth the sttustion of the real eatat.
WHTREIPON. the said court ppotnted i
and assirncd the I4lh dsy of May. !! i
fbe mhste oio. In Montnetier In ! '.
disinct. to hear and decide upon said ppl- I
cation and petition, end orderwl public no-1
I iire themi.f to be given to ail persons inter- .
)eien tajere.o. py puoiwrmr mm " ;
ec-.ber wih tbe time and place of hoarin. I
three works surcnssively in tbe Bsrre rsily
IT - . . .k in the
Li I I Jtf .1 in,- tod Ifl
.11 f . -,Ui.iIwim ih.
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w.y band
Montr's-r. In
sasd dptnrt, tYi ct ' A - l.
rRAXK J. TiS. Jude
ADVERTISE YOUR
WANTS IN THE
T I M ES AND GET
SURE RESULTS
re cause. ' waraaiw. ai-llmr I s. ' . -o-.r. . i- ii
FARMS FOR SALE 1
FARM FOR SALE-Situated 10 milea from
Montpelier, consisting of nearly 226 acres,
suitably divided into tillage, pasture and
woodland ; buildings in good repair, running
water at house and barn, place unoccupied at
present and immediate possession can be
given ; this farm will be sold very cheap,
and the on that buys will have an oppor
tunity to beat the hitfh cost of living; for
particular address "U E. M.," Time office.
4tf
A FARM BARGAIN
FARM CONTAINING 825 ACRES, located
1 mile from It. R. station, high school,
churches, store, postoflice, saw-mill and
crcamsry : 7 mile from the city of Barre and
Montpelier ; located on main traveled auto
ana suite roaa ; n. r. u., leirpiione. iitmr
good neighbors; 126 acre level tillage, fields
smooth aud free from stone, htavy loam soil,
high state of cultivation ; 100 acre excellent
pastures, no better, well watered; 100 acre
of wood and timberland, large quantity of
oft and hardwood lumber, large growth,
nice quality, this timber mean something to
the buyer; 1,000 sugar trees, handy, level
and thrifty; email fruit orchard; good
fence ; large 1 t-story 13-room brick house,
excellent condition, wide pleasant veranda,
good water and nice cellar; bam 428x62 ft.,
3 floors, hieh drive, silo, cemented cellar,
CBMiboarded and painted, 2 cupolas, cavea
Buouts, electric lights, lightning rods, and
never-failing running water to a large 8x16
ft. cement watertub : this barn cost the
owner $12,000 to build in 1912; what would
it cost now? will include with this farm
104 head of cattle, 1 brood sow, 1 extra
good pair well-matched heavy black horses ;
all new farming tool, some of tiiem have
aover been used ; mowing machine, farm
trucks, smoothing and wheel harrow, horse
hoe, lumber w&xon, 2 buggy wagons, pung,
set of sleds. No. 17 De Laval separator and
motor. Empire milking machine complete) (2
pails), gasoline engine, circular saw rig.
1 -horse lumber wagon, cultivators, I ruling
cultivator, work harnesses, cream cans aiid
all small farming tools ; the owner wintered
this stock and pressed and sold 5 ton of bay
thw spring; if you are looking for a large
farm, excellent buildings, large amount of
lumber, here is your chance; price right to
sell at once; H. A. SHEPARD. Real Estate.
Hardwick, Vt 46tl
16-ACRE FARM"F0R SALE 4 miles from
Barre City and within easy driving dis
tance to stonesheds in Uarre and East Barre ;
6-room house and barn in A-l condition ; 2
minutes' wslk to school ; butcher, mail car
rier and creamery man call at door: first
class neighbors and beautifully located; run
ning brook through pasture; land in a very
high estate of cultivation ; for particular
write to "Farm," care Barre Times; tel.
K4-12, N. E. tel. M
VERMONT MONEY-MAKING FARMS." all
sites, all prices; write for list, stating
site wanted; Chausse Robillard, Burling
ton, Vt. KttO
FARM FOR SALE 248 acres, one ef the
best farms in Washington Co., situated hi
East Montpelier. 2 miles from P. O., mill
and creamery, 4 miles from Montpeleir and
4 mile from Barre: for further particular
addresa J. L. Buck, East Montpelier. Vt.
29tf
BUY IT NOW !
Old Prices prevail on this en
tire list every one of which
is a bargain.
A GOOD HOME WITH LAND, just out
side, where you can raise vegetables, keep a
row, poultry, etc., which will help mightily
to reduce the cost of living, and this desir
able S-acr place is worth considerably more
than the price, as tha buildinra would cost
several hundred dollars more than is asked
for the entire property; i located only 14
miles from the eity, only a few rods to
school, and in fin neighborhood ;, buildings
consist of a 6-room house, all in good shape:
good barn and herihouse: there are 22 fruit
trtxa, beside small fruit: the land Is level
and will raise good crops ; buddings are bet
ter than you would expect at tne price,
which i l2.dM.00: would consider exchange
for a moderate-priced farm.
NEARLY NEW HOUSE, all finished In
extra goad shape, in natural wood; good
porch : also barn with plenty of room ; an ex
ceptionally good set of buildinra ; 2 acres of
land, with 1,000 strawberry pTsnts. also
qusntity of raspberries ; a aplendid homev
only about 21-j miles from the city, for
12.600.00.
WE CAN SELL YOU A GOOD HOUSE,
barn, and from 2 to S acre of land, for only
11.600.00. within 2 milm of the city: a snug
home and must be sold to settle an estate;
irt us tell you about this.
IN THE CITY LIMITS. FOR ONLY
t2.t00.0n. We can sell ytm a good -room
house with 2 acres of land, 50 strawberry
plant, currant bushes, etc : house is lighted
by alectricity. ho city water, hardwvjod fin
ish and part hardwood floors, bath, toilet,
etc.; 2 henhouses: this certainly cheap.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE with 4 of lnd,
some fruit; a good home, for $1,600.00.
HERE'S ONE that owner will cll or ex
change for farm, with ait modem conven
ience, steam nest, hot and cold water, bath,
electric lighta. porch on 2 side ; an extra
good A-ronm house, very pleasantly situsted
only.about S minutas' walk from postomce;
large piece of land ; a bargain.
FARM ON THE MAIN ROAD from Mid
dlesex to Water bury : S milea from Wster
bury ; 80 acres in good smooth fields, free
from stone, about 78 acres of pasture ana
wood; estimated l.fiOO cords of wood, beaides
snirar buh. which could be taken off the
uis for 12 head : good comfortable $-room
house : a good farm far $4,800.00 and the
owner will include extra nice erews. 1
heavy horse, some fsney hens, set of good
tools, surar tools for 250 trees, if sold be
fore crop are put In ; a aplcndidly locited
farm and a rare chance.
NOW is a good time to look
. , .
these over. Better make an 1m
mediate appointment
THE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
FARMS FOR SALE
40-ACRR FARM ia MarshfieM. V, mL from
postonira un Cabot roaa ; location one ef
be be., a lante lit story house, 10 rooms,
all ia fine shape ; verandas both sides, tele
phone ana share of stork ; fcti-ft. barn with
i basement, built S rr. ao : running- water
i house and barn ; raraire. henhouse and
ftaolhouse: buildinirs all paintad ; land lavs
warm: smootn, maehine-moaintf neld. a-ood
pasture, quite a eusntilv ol tusibtr and
wooo ; bww
75-CRE FARM in South Cabot eillaire. rood
bmldines. all in fin sbaiw. all painted ;
dsa In front: barn 4.1x40 with basement and
drop bay ; n.nin wur to house snd bam :
henhouse and tooinouse; rood appia ar-
chsrd : -S acres Umbcrlsnit. Sfix) swar ti
with bucket and pans; land lay nice: t ti.
to S R. R stations. Marshneld, Waiden aod
West LHiaviile; within 4" rods of arhool : a
splendid brstioa and price riant; will al)
with or wittiout Mock ad tools.
140-ACRE FARM in MsrsKlcld. m ml. from I
postooSoe ; z-story a,us tn good shape :
grand but Tarn just recently Mint over: ; - :. i- ti.i
ewirped witJi litter carrier and horse fork:' r"r'T"w "tare. . t-
shed room and toolhoose. large henhouse. " TO RENT -Four-room tenement w ith gar
running water tn faouae and barn; iarro an-1 den snd henhouse: also other tenements :
pi orchard, extra smooth nire-iayin fields :jVr- J T. Callagnan, 44 Prk street. 1t
plenty of pasturing, the right kind: esti-1 1T4-W. 44tr
matad l0 M. ft. of lumber and a lot of TO RFVT---room coftvve. all newly paint-
vwwt thim ft-M un it . .r.A 1--mi i
and can easily be enade to do more : umieone I
ous-ht to get Interested in thw oral euick ,
when Uiey o it and find out the pnre. i
A rmUBI.E-TENEMENT HOt'SE - R.m. I
-i i a w.-... .w -i. .. u..u.j
.ju, . boildinrs all ia fin ohape. all paint-
i. Urge roomy shop, oi-shoeing frame a
,Am of sh. rlentv nf work for two ms I
tao vrar around and ia a goad paying even-:
wiunity. and m going to he soid : anyone
watting for property ef this kind bad better
bos wan aoo mmm mm pvibi mirmu i
FOR SALE A dsndy ptaoe ta Msrsbn.ld
.-ill... oa Cnusr, strv-t bouse, bs-n i
mA l-.Vw Musi. h for tl hi : IS
MS t K toll mm I u : a aire CVCJIW t ' -
I . . . . .. u . .
' rTIsI F.ll.r. - - e- co-wee on st'i ttv
I i- u ,.i --A v.,
I garden : opposiie 2 etor-o. rinse to pnsroe. J
rhq-rso and acbonl : SNiiidmr. in ffne sbsoe: j
-o-t-ie hr. running water, bsrd woo
Wv t p-wt mow, a Ja-w. roorayj
twra: au ra :ar nape: prww nr-t
TW prnrwrtix. both hus S I i".agn, '
ns ad.cnd ta ee! : alo kv r-ore.
. ... . , f3j
A. R. COLE. Afrent ...
Marshficli Vt. Tel. 12-2
HELP WANTEDMALE
HELP WANTED Mugnesia Talc Co., Water. POOL TABLE FOR SALE In nxl rondi
bury. Vt ' 4'ltl2 Won ; new cushion ; A. Corey. Upper Gran-
WANTED ATONCEA horarahoerand Job- vi!ie;-..yt -. . "
bcr; John Salter, East Hurre. 48t8 rOK oALE A lino used upright inane, full
WANTED Mun on farm: would consider a
.DOJM J'5l Lan.I'luiflld: 47t6
WANTED Man to car for garden and
lawn ; address "L.," Time office. 48tS
WANTEDA man for general farm work ;
must he a good teamster and milker; G. E.
Bliss, Montpelier, teL 427-W. 46t8
WANTED Bellman ; W. F. Da'vi, Water
bury, Vt 47tjf
WANTED Four or five men with families ;
steady work and good pay for right par
ties; also some lumber jobs to let; tel.
Barre 477-4 or write Williamstown Co
Will iamstown, Vt 44U8
WANTED
SIX GRANITE CUTTERS;
PNEUMATIC TOOLS,
GOOD WORKINO CONDITIONS: .
J8.09 PER DAY OF S HOURS ; ' '
COME TO THE SUNNY SOUTH AND
WORK THE YEAR AROUND:
NO CLOSE DOWNS;
Mc KINNEY MARBLE & GRANITE
WORKS, McKINNEY, TEXAS.
42t9
WANTED Night clerk and bellboy: also
waitre ; Jerome F. Hale, Well River, Vt.
J8tf
WANTED A young man to Irarn drug
business;' young man with several years'
high school education preferred; reply to
ned t rees Pharmacy. o-iu
HALL'S BARBER SCHOOLS 814 Wash
ington street. Boston. Msss. : wage, room,
board, railroad ticket furnished by "61 Co
operative Propositions" ; sret particulars.
, 20t31
WANTED 1 exrjerienred automobile me
chanics at once; good salary and perma
nent position to the right men ; apply ai
Palace Garage. Barre. Vt 18"
WANTED At Fletcher "quarry. Woodbury,
Vt. : mt.Pl fthren rxttwi , , . fnun M.r 1. 1920 '
wanted now, 2 complete derrick crews ; I
have a general store and furnish goods to
men in my employ at wholesale price :
house rent at fs.00 to f 10.00 per month :
surface ouarry and good machinery : write
for more information and state your experi
ence in a ' granite or marble ouarry : will
him a fmv BnnrMiliiM ' E R. Fletcher.
Woodbury. Vt Utt
HELPJVANTEDFEMALE
WANTED A middle-aged 'woman In a fam
ily of 2 adults ; a good nice housekeeper,
an Ameircan lady prefrred ; no children ;
permanent position to the right party; tel.
Montpelier 35-.W.A. Culver. 48t
WA NTED -Girl for general housework" in
small family; Mrs. Earl Hayden, Barre.
tel.637-W. 4Htf
WANTED Woman to assist chef; strndy
job and good pay ; apply at once ; Hotel
Barre. 48tS
WANTED At once, table girl at Central
Cafe. 22 Pesrlstreet 4Htf
$3.50 T'FR DAY paid one lady in each town
to distribute free circular for Economy
Non-Alcoholic flavoring; permanent position :
F. E. Barr Co., Chicago. 49tl
' 1.
WAN! ED A girl for general housework :
.-iouir of Mrs. W. A. Bradford, at !0S
South Main street Barre, Vt 4tf
WANTED At once, a woman a housekeen-
er for elde rly lady : $9.00 per week ; apnly
to A. A. JBoyre, 28 Perl street. 48t3
WANTED Woman a assistant In pastry
room and to leant to cook : also girl in
dish pantry: Pavilion Hotel. Montpelier. 47tfi
WANTED A competent woman for house
keener and to do general housework : no
washings or Ircminirs : very good pay : the
spplicant must furnish good references and
b a good cook ; S in the family ; address
"D.." care Daily Time. 4St
EXPERTENCED WAITRESS WANTED AT
ONCE At Miller' Inn. Montpelier, Vt
4it
WANTED Wltrese for summer hotel.
White Mountains: previous Sexeeriene.e im
neerary : lmr season. June ?0-Oct 10;
-"d reference" : Mountain View Hoel.
Whitefield. N. H. 44tl0
rUPIL NURSES WANTED Ynunr w"omen
to train a nursus at Barre City Hospi'l.
Barre. 2tf
WANTED A middlfas-ed woman for "en.
eral houseworV state wsges : address Mrs
Cullen Martin. Windsor. Vt 12tf
WANTED A girl or woman for penerst
housework : ynod waee ; r-rm-nent posi
tion : t-lTine Mortpelier 129-4, Mr. P. M
Buck. Middlesex. Vt n,t
WsNTTD Pun" iui em" attendants st
the Tenntrm State Hospital : wattes IJS.flfl
pee month with malrtennre: for particular
idre Dr. Arthur V. Go". Supt, Taunton
Stnte nosnital. Taunton. Mass. 24tf
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WAN'TEIwbwfh!eHmarrier eounle tnr a
plen'd position on a frn. woman to
set as housekeeper. havln full eharare, man
to help on farm end if nuslfted to ss
ehsnffeur: a mod onportunitv to reliable
rarties : for full pertieulars . write to " W. II
P.," eare Barr Times. 4StJS
TfKI.P WANTKD Vounr men and women tn
nosit'nns as attendant st the Ver
mont 3tt Hospital for the Insane at Water,
burr : to those who dwire. an opporrunity of-fe-ed
tn attend nurses tranllnff eours ; ap
ply st kosniral. Waterbirr. Vt. ISrf
POULTRY AND EGGS
Pt'RE BRKD S. C. WHITE LECHORM and
Indian Runner durks' f-t for hatehine.
1.00 per settine: Carl W. Seaver. Wil
lismstown. Vt. ; V. E. telephone SU8-14. ro-
nle's trlephone (R-Sl. 47tf
SIN'fiI.E COMB RUFT ORPIN'OTON EOOS
for hatrhin from tbe best strain of PutT
Orptnetons fn the eeuntrv; won S 1st prires
s the Vermont State Fair and 4 1st at
Barre 110 : pr;res reasonable; writ for
mating list: J. P. Cor-ikle. S4rf
EGOS FOR" HATCHING From my priie
wlnnin trk of S. C. R. I. Reds and
White Wvandottw Martin stuinl $10 00
rT 100 and 11. M for 15 ;B. F. Atherton.
Waterbury. Vt-: tel. ?-. fOtfoe
WHITE ROCK SETTIN'C. Ef!G : air i White
Iehirom settine both from tanosrd
strains ornrr now ; F. R. Chase. 2 H'rh
street, Berre, l?rf
Bs-RKFO Pt.YMOITH POK EC-CS FOR
SH E Cood Isyine strain : Ale-rand-
Rmnie. I0 South Mai street, teL 117-Y.
ttS2
HOUSES TO RENT
po RKNT - Sis-mom eotuee on Brsnrh
,tPrrt . n) Monti!"' S-21. 4?tf
TO RKNT -ror4ii downstairs tenement at
4 Maple avenue; also &-room una fairs ten
ement at 4 Summer strt ; inquire at ??
Church street, or tel. 6r7-M. 4Ttf
TO RKNT My 15. t-room upper aoart-
ment: veranda, bath, electricity, aas. lam
reiisr and garden : choice location. K minute
to Wsshttirton street carline; send replies
to "N." eare Timsa oTVe. 44tf
UPSTAIRS TFN'FMEVT TO REST Fve
moms, at 4R Msi le sventi" : woodshed, eler-
I trie liebts: inquire of Mrs. bhallow. I
. . J 1 , r I l-M- l
.A .ad nsocred : wooiVbed. htree bern and '
h hrr rsrdcn : tvwdv Msv l;rows. and csn you tell semi-fleiible from
fiT.s or cmi at 1S South Main strew 1
to r boose.
41tf
TO KTiT'ZLt'Tnnlv at sTkoWC
Northern : all modern . apr-lf t Ni.
M"in ,,r- ,. . . .... i
TO RENT - T. nement t '7 Mcrrhsnt street.
sl-o 4 ten-menu on v. nicy sTrei. :i in
fS-.i-c'iuw wp: rwVrn surnsewnK:
Geo. W. Mann. M tte .inrton street I'jrr ,
or-VT Tee-meat of 4) rooms: elrie i
iSi. trth. ri: im.uiv oi v. if. r. w- i
s, Vo-ih Vs n tret. t!tf I
. rvT Tn trvr m bouae'st 'rvwr of
TF NEMFNT 1 l"' ! V V"' m
4'nr
biirk. I Nn 34' street : tn-;ins
S. Currier firr 7 . m . So Ft
rsu
bouse.
fill i a . . ' in ' ( . i,. i - ,
- - -- - w4r.h I..-o. ku k
str-rt. G L. Woooworth. t.atmaa l'-
ownit' T HTlfT C
blULK Li-l)t.lO
l-tf
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,oe tw te to ve rr-
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MARSH-ALLEN CO.
E. Ti. 1 Orsacr Co
. '1 io
FOR SALE
sue; mahotcany cae and in good pomli.
tion ; will be sold cheap if taken at once :
Bailey' Music Rooms. Barre. 4816
FOR SALE -One dumircart,"4VheisTl
2-in. hurnes as ; W. il. dough, East Barre.
; 48H0
FOR SALE A tested native Flint seed
corn; G. E. McFarland, teJ..877-W Barre.
48tf
FOR SALE Brand new truck, nunWin-
intr, csd, sbxb pneumaiics, cost ;
will sell for 2,CU0 cash; OieLUal Garage, Inc..
Bothtl, Vt . 4.jta
FOR SALE One kitchen slovehot water
connections aud kitchen cupboard; Vi'i
Orange street. . 49
r OR SALE A 1914 Cadillac tiaaaencer
ear in first-class condition ; 6 tire ; over
II mile to tho gallon last year; Geo. F.
Ball. tel. 188-W, 105 Hill atreet. . 4717
FOR-SALE--Bulck 4-eylinder" mcdeFl-SSs
in good carder, 4 new tires and a spare. 2
set Exide storage batteries ; a good bargain
as I am leaving town ; Fred Faubert, Web
tervUla, Vt 48t6
FOR SALE-Ford car, at) in ' riLT inn.
dition, guaranteed all right; new tire and
lot of extra : Htnry Boslry. 4Htf
FOR SALE-Meat market and grocery store,
one of the best location in Burlington ;
established for years-, must be sold to close
estate; good clean stock; fixture include
cash register, 2 computing scales, meat
slicer, refrigerator case, smokehouse, etc.;
chance for someone to step into an estab
lished busniues ; addresa Administrator, IS
North Winooski avenue, Burlington. Vt 47t3
F'OR SALE One Maaton foot-powarawTin
good condition ; 8 saw and heavy balance
wheel: J. A. Field, 168 Washington street.
Barretel. 6!9-W. 7tf
AUTO DEALERS AND USERS, attention I
i i rat-class truck proposition : writ lor
details and territory, to William O. Morin.
Hotel Savoy, Boston, Mas. - 46tS
FORD TRUCK FOR SAI.E Newly painted;
all in good condition ; extra wheel ; call
Sll1 North Mainstreet 46t8
FOR SALE A Ford s-passenger louring
car; all in good repair; can be seen At 33
School street, Montpelier. 46t6
FOR SALE Chelsea Market centrally lo-
eated on good corner; arranged for meat
and groceries ; price right ; W. Morse, Chel-
. y . 4iu ,
FOR SALE 1 soda fountain. 2 wire-leg r
ble. $ wire-leg chairs, 6 wire-leg stool, 1
orangeade tank, one 16-gal. ice cream cabi
net, one 20-gal. ice cream cabinet, 1 eigar
case 4ftx2xl, 1 small counter, 1 cash regis
ter, 1 sink for washing and draining glasses,
1 violin, and assortment of tin for making
brick ice cream, 1 wood bed ; the abov
good must be sold to settle estate; F. L.
Jerd, axlra.. Randolph, Vt 29tf
FOR SALE New Eureka corn planterTKey
stone hay loader, Randolph "7" plow,
pringtooth harrow, weeder, wheel harrow:
Charles S. Riddel, Williamstown, Orange
Co. 'phone. SOtll
STRAWBERRY PLANTS WarteldTfien'ator
Dunlap, Excelsior, $1 per 100; Sample,
$1.60: Everbearing, $2.80; postpaid: discount
on large orders; C. C. Paine, Bethel, Vt
63t
FOR SALE Strawberry plants : Fairfield,
an early variety ; Gandy, lata variety :
price, $1.00 per hundred, $7.80 per M. : red
raspberry plants: Marlboro, an early vari
ety, has withstood 50 below xero without in
jury, 28 for $1.00, $3.60 per hundred; J. E.
Mitchell. R. F. D. 2. Barre, 'phone 223-J.
S3tf
VERY GOOD DRESSING FOR GARDENS
Also shouts for sale; tel. 66-M ; W. E.
Nichols. 2itf
F'OR SALE A preparation for cFeaning
granito and marble monument : brighten
up the lettering and makes the v. hole, monu
ment look clean and new: guaranteed: price
on application: James Sullivan. 114 Park
street, Bnrre Vt 18tf
FOR KALE By gal. or "hhl.. BLACK DIA
MOND RUBBER ROOF PAINT: water.
weather, fire and sunproof: 800 lbs. to bhl. :
I am ready to paint or repair your roofs;
E. L. l)cnmore. 1 Pleasant street. 12tf
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
FOR SALE A good grade Jersey" cow; 47"
1-attcrson street 46tf
FOR SALE-Two cosset Iambs; O. L. Mar
tin, I'lainneid. vt 47t3
FOR SALE Extra nice 4-weeks-o'ld "pigs;
wmta tnester: Dan w. Ladd. Barre: tel.
987-12. 82tf
FOR SALE One cow. tested ; also ref rigeraT
tor: John Silva, 23 River street Barre.
280tf
HORSES AND VEHICLES
TWO WAGONS, harness, bufnry, blankets'
cte., for immediate disropal ; will sell
cheaply; call on J. E. Valx, fl Center treet.
,9t6
FOR SALE Black horse. It yr. old, weirhl
inft 1.&00; rood to work single or double;
Lo a blark man horse, 7 yr. old, weighing-
1.400 lbs.; (rood worker, sinirle or double;
will sell or exrharure for stork ; W. J. Nieh.
ol. Beekjey Hill. tel. 07-'J4J 6
HORSES FOR SAl.E1 bva a number of
rood Canadian horse, in mstrhed pair
nd vinirle chunks, at reasonable prices;
i. T. Jamieson, Williamstown. 43tf
We Sell United States Tires
We Sell United States Tubes
None better, few a mod.
Put on free while you wait
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
W. C COI.TON. Manager
U STATE STREET. MONTPELIER
WHY rAY MORE?
We are selling big, heavy, 2-in.
Team Harness for $99.00.
Lighter ones for less.
Fitz-All Collars, $8.50.
VEHICLE & SUTPLY CO.
W. C. COLTON. Manager
M Stat Street Montpelier, Vermonl
"ONLY ONE REGISTER"
HEATS THE
WHOLE
HOUSE
Save coal, saves
labor, savea dust
and dirt. Save all
the heat, and your
rellar is kept eool
for tbe storing of
vegetables and
upplie. Practi
cal, inexpensive,
modern. Desirabla
for city and coun
try homea. achools.
churches snd
stores. THE PFR
FECT PIPELES3
FURNACE.
ORDER
NOW.
. MARSH-ALLEN CO.
M. E. TeL 140 Orange Co. 'Paona
WHEEL HARROWS
ro yon know the exert difference hetwvrn
ricid frame Harrows and scmi-nrxiMe nar.
a full nesible roMtrw-tion T iioee your eye
Itcll
tbe diHerenoa between full coaeava
i . . m w. A . . rt i 1 nnaw owes 7
-hat sort of d-c b. most
utao. and shvh will lat
the l..ret and. roost important of all.
(u)t u bet suited to your landT loose ar
of the thing we wnl u snow ynw
ttore you buy a Harrow It east you
!, to see our line of Harrows, ail
kinds stybm. colors and pores.
. Hrrow for ail s-1s ant ronrtitiocts oi
L The finest and largv-t Harrow dwplay
i tbe country, t ome ard ee-
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
V. E. Tel. lit) Orange Co. 'Pbo
ODDS AND ENDS
FOR THIS WEEK
WrTEFI. HARROW
-: lr; nw
IIS
IIIM
1 STFI L PEAM now !
I set IWH FI.E f'KIVlV HARNESS :.
1 new art TVMTI E FARM n ARM 'S ;
I new HANO CORN PLANTER ... 2'i
xrw IRrN I OK POLE EM'S IV
.l TRUtKi f.w- IA bed Harrow ..:
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
E Tel 14 O ism Cot
Tr,