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THE BAIIHE DAILY TIMES, JJAIUIH:, VT THUTISDAY, MAY 20, 1920.
'ABOUT THE STATE
f Pjpenlngi of Interert from
Dlffertnt Sections.
Henry F. Brink, 76, Civil war vfeter
.n, ia dead at Castleton Corners.
Rex Coffrin shot a white woodchuck,
Hwtn pink eyes, in NortMeld recently,
The May concert and danoe given ly
the Outlook club of Springfield netted
A Burlington man caught 22 trout in
Hhree hours while Ashing near that
city.
At the annual mother-daughter
banquet at Fittsford the other day 1U8
(at down,
Bennington Is having a "health"
week and St. Johnsbury is having a
elean-up week.
Approximately . 4,000,000 week-old
perch fry were placed in Lake Uom
oseen this week.
. Seeking to recover $528 i the pay
, merit on 35 cords of pulpwood. Boss
Turco of Mount Holly has brought uit
In Rutland county court against Har
ry D. Hall.
A boy by the name of Bruce, who
caught onto a moving auto truok'in
Will is ton a few days ago, broke his
collarbone when he attempted to jump
off as the car neared his home.
Rev. Robert Brush,' for eeven years
pastor of Trinity church in Shelbume,
has resigned to become priest in charge
of the Mission of St. John ithe Baptist,
Hardwick, and district missionary of
Lamoille county, the resignation to go
into effect after July 4.
Three non-union Rutland barbers,
who are not following the schedule un
der which the union barbers are work
ing and who are working Sundays,
have been complained against by the
others, the city grand juror having
been asked to prosecute them. No ac
tion has been taken.
A blue heron was the cause of the
electric power in St. Albans being shut
off one morning this week until the
power could be switched onto a reserve
line. The bird came in contact with a
wire carrying 15,000 volts of electricity
and its wings made a short circuit. It
was several hours before the trouble
was located, the bird's body being
found on the wire a mile below the
power plant at Fairfax.
About 65 of the employes of the
throe co-operative stores at Proctor,
West Rutland and Florence, together
with the Vermont Marble company
employes who served on the store com
mittees, had a. "get-together supper"
Monday at Proctor. In ' the last 16
vears the total sales of the store have
been over $5,600,000 and the profits
have been $236,000. In accordance with
(he established custom, every year
these profits have been divided among
the V ermont Marble company s em
ployes. The average dividend rate has
been five and one-half per cent.
SPANNING THE CONNECTICUT.
Good Progress on Temporary Bridge
Opposite Brattleboro.
Brattleboro, May 20. The Fred T.
ly Co. ,of Springtield, Mass., which is
building a temporary bridge on piles
across the Connecticut river here to
replace the one carried away by high
water and ice March 2ft, to-day began
constructing the 12 bent from the
Vermont shore, having progressed a
little more than half way across the
river. Kach bent is 16 feet wide and
tha span is 330 feet. Workmen have
just passed an old pier built many
vears ago, which is 30 feet under wa
ter. The river, where the men ar now
working, is 42 feet deep. Piles 60 feet
long, the longest that can be found
hereabouts, are being used, and after
being driven into the bed of the river
by a steam pile driver weighing a ton
nd a half, they stick out of the water
but a few feet and have to be spliced.
It is expected that the east abut
ment will be reached in about two
weeks. The new steel bridge will be
put on neit winter, the contract calling
for its completion March 1.
John W. Storrs of Concord, N. H.,
engineer for the. towns of Brattleboro
end Hinsdale, N. H., will send a diver
here to-morrow to examine the steel
bridge which reposes on the bottom of
the river, to determine its condition.
It is thought the old bridge is badly
twisted.
RUTLAND MAN FINED $100
After Pleading Guilty to the Charge
of Adultery.
Rutland, May 20. Fred L. Labsher
of this city was fined $100 and placed
under a suspended sentence of one to
four years at state's prison by City
Judge George M. Goddard yesterday,
having pleaded guilty to adultery. Tha
charge was preferred by Grand Juror
John 8. Dorsey.
The woman in the case is Stella
Coolidge of Ludlow, who is said to have
left her husband and come to this ity
to live a year ago. Recently the officer
sent her Lack to Ludlow. She has two
thildren.
Attorney W. IL Botsford. who asked
for probation on the prison sentence,
said that the breaking up of the home,
which ordinarily entered into a cane of
this kind, was not a factor in the pres
ent one. Mrs. Coolidge was a woman of
the streets, she had led Labchere to be
lieve that she wss unmarried. Latwhere
will pay the fine.
FOUND INFANT'S BODY.
Brattleboro Mai Removed It from a
Brook Authorities Investigating.
Brattleboro, May 20. .Tame L. IIds--.
on his way from the HMen A
Martin plant to his hir at 75 Wil
liams street yreterdar. Mf in Whet
stone brook jut abve the iron bride
near his bo-ne a bundle which he
thought m:?ht hare fallen from an au
tomobile, tiectinir a rake, he returned
with Mrs. Homr and fjhd it owt of
Iht water. It was found to contain
the body of an infant in a brokea
ertfce reptarl wrapped in py
of Tr Reformer of Vv 13 sod a Fut
lsM Hera.' of Mar 3."
TW Jnrl ao'.bof it. tc at ewe
tio-. fed and ( h1 of P,.!!- Wi;on.
Mate' A'trT ti.twm and Select maa
S. A- rt -fcmond went t- the -eie t4
ike d -iwerr. The br!r w g in
n tV ru.u.tT of T -trt H-sIih
T'-er I Hc-ter K- Learb peai fg aa in
f teaisosV
LIQUOR FOUND IN RAGS.
Burlington Junk Dealers Arrested in
Alburg as They Loaded Cars.
Burlington, May 20. Jacob Perel
man and Albert Marks, junk dealers
of this city, were arraigned in court
recently on a charge of smuggling liq
uor. They were arrested Monday
night in Alburg as Ithey were loading
a freight ear at Alburg with rags and
junk. In the car were found 176 bot
tles of whiskey, two of high wines,
and 192 of gin. The rye whiskey was
Dominion rye, Seagrams and Imperial.
The gin was De Kuyper and Molchen.
The whiskey was all in quarts and the
gin in pints and other sizes.
When arraigned, both respondents
waived examination and bail was fur
nished by Max Samuelson and Isaac
Perelman, both of this city.
Getting It Straight
"Beg pardon, sir. I though you were
someone else."
"Oh, no; I'm all right. It is you who
are someone else." Boston Transcript.
A Merchant Assigns ' '
the safety of his wife and children, if
his money is in and at the risk of his
business without adequate life insur
ance for their benefit. Consult us. Na
tional Life Ins. Co. Mutual). S. S. Ba'l
lard, general agent, Rialto Iblock, Mont
pelier, Vt.
New, Positive Treatment
to Remove Hair or Fuzz
. (Beauty Notes)
1
Women are fast learning the value
of the use of delatone for removing
hair or fuzz from face, neck or arms.
A paste is made with some powdered
delatone and water and spread on the
hairy surface. In 2 or 3 minutes it is
rubbed off, the skin washed and every
bit of hair has disappeared. No failure
will result if Ton are careful to buy
genuine delatone. Adv.
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep-Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
Starts to Leave the System Within
' Twenty-Four Hours.
Every drurtrit In this country is author,
ixed to My to every rheumatic suiTerer that
if two bottle of AUenrhu. tha sure con
queror of rheumatism, doe not stop all
agony, reduce swollen Joints and do away
with even tha slirhtest twinira of rheumatic
pain, ha will fladly return your money with
out comment.
Allen rhu ha been tried and tested for
year, and really marvelous result have
been accomplished In the moat vere eases,
where the sufTerina and a irony was intense
and piteous and where the patient wa help
Ian. Mr. Jame H. Allen, the discoverer of Al
len rhu, who for many year suffered tha tor
stent of acute rheumatism, desire all suf
fers to know that he dot not want a cent
of anyone's money unlesa Allenrhu decisively
conquers this worst of all diseases, and he
lie instructed the Red Cross Pharmacy to
guarantee it In every Instance. Adv.
Make Your Own
BUG KILLER
P. D. Q.
You can easily make at home a full quart
of the strong-eat bug-killer for SSc. enough
to kill a million beriburs, roaches, flraa and
ant. This recipe will not bum. rot or staia
the clothing and is entirely different from
any other formula wa know of, as this will
kill the org.
Procure of your druggist a SSc package
of (Peaky Devils Quietus I P. I. U . then
you will have the chemical mad expressly
to rid Hotels, Hospitals and dwellings of
peaky bedbugs and other insert.
Impossible for tha poky devil to exist
with the nrooer use of P. D. Q.
8reciaJ Hospital Ue $2.60 makes five
gallon your dru era-is t has it or he ran get
it for you or sent prepaid either sis by
the Owl Chemical Co., Terra Haute. Ind..
upon receipt of price. Look for the devil's
head on every package. Adv.
Become Slender
Mih year wettat I t SO Mm., mr nor.
urrtrr Dud G! AHAN'TEB by wlog 011. OF
KOnCIN, toUewuif w diiscUau. bo'd by
F. C. Rait. Canning A Lewis,
liarre Drag Caw, E. A. Drawn
ALL uy eVutsf-tt evsrvwtirrs self OIL CP
KORtlN. Bconlrt EillH frn T Knei
C Jv-ni btstisn r. M v-i.
Hair Grown on Bald Head
After fefof ftlmavt tKn? txild. a Now Trkn
tatriBt prtHrtft f hair tf which pro
thai t wtil Mad tha )afnrniow fraa to mroM
who aka far it. Wnta: John H Bnt'at,
fltatioa W, Nw Tarfc, IN. T. Many wawirs arJ
mn ha rfow hair after all fajta. Cvt)
Uua mi, ahaw athara. tkm M nmw,
Auction Sale
CityAuctton Market
SATURDAY, MAY 22
at 2 and 7 p. m.
Large lot of general mer
chandise will be sold:
Men's and boys' hats,
caps, shoes and underwear,
household goods, silver
knives, forks, spoons, cut
lery, gas flatiron, iron beds
and springs, gun, cottage
organ, phonograph, chairs,
lamps, pictures, wringer,
wash tubs, gasoline range,
automobile chains and tires.
AT PRIVATE SALE ev
ery day: Brass and iron
beds, National springs,
mattresses, parlor, dining
room, chamber and kitchen
furnishings, large icecream
freezer, ranges, and other
goods needed in every
home.
0. H. Hale, Auctioneer
Compliments Exchanged.
Getting on the street ear after- her,
he stepped on her skirt and tore it.
It was purely an accident, but that did
not prevent her from giving him a
tongue lushing, ending up with the re
mark, "A gentleman would have apolo
gized." The man bowed and -calmly said:
"A lady would have given me a chance."
Boston Transcript.
"TIZ"- A JOY TO
SORE, TIRED FEET
Use "Tiz" for Aching, Burning, Puffed
Up Feet and Corns ior
Callouses.
Good-bye, sore feet, burning feet,
swollen feet, tender feet, tired feet.
Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tightness,
no more limping with pain or drawing
up vour face in agony. "Tiz" is niRgi-
cal, acts right off. "Tiz ' draws out all
the poisonous exudations which puff up
the feet. Use "Tiz" and wear smaller
shoes. Use "Tiz" and forget your foot
misery. Ah! how comfortable your feet
feel.
Get a box of "Tiz" now at any drug
it or department store. Don't suffer.
Have good feet, glad feet, feet that
never swell, never hurt, never get tired.
A year's foot comfort guaranteed or
money retunaca. auv.
Executor's Sale of
REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
To settle the estate of the late Geo.
V. Savery, I will sell at public auction
at his late residence on the Quarry
road just out of Williamstown village,
on
TUESDAY, MAY 25
at t o'clock in the afternoon
THE REAL ESTATE
consisting of two sets of buildings and
about 8 acres of land.
Personal Pproperty
Consisting of 1 cow, 35 hens, 1 lumber
wagon. 1 sleijjh, 1 bugy, 1 work har
ness. 1 driving harness, 2 fur robes, 1
wheelbarrow, 1 spring tooth harrow,
1 plow, 1 whiffletree, iron bar, axe,
forks, hoes, shovels, sevthe and smith,
Iforse blanket, HORSE SHED AT WIL
LIAMSTOWN village, 30 ft. rubber
hose, grindstone, hand saw, buck saw.
chains, ladders, hammer, square, and
other articles not mentioned.
8ale positive. Terms cash.
C. A. BRIGGS, Executor.
J, T. JAMESON, Auctioneer.
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR7EDWIN FrilEININGER
HOWLAND BLD. SURGEON DENTIST PHONE
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
CURRIER BUILDING, BARRE, VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
RELIABLE PIANOS. PLAYER PIANOS.
VICTROLAS. SONORA TALKING MA
CHINES, RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC
Telephone 369-W, Barre, 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., Barre
The Only Auto Ambulance in the City
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office in Room fS. Miles Buildina
Telephono Connection
OFFICE HOURS: 9 a.m. to 12 m. and 1 :J to
4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
Dr. Thomas B. Tomasi
DENTIST
Room 18, Miles Building
OFFICE HOURS : to 12. 1 to t, 7 to I
Telephone 192-W
MOTOR AMBULANCE RATES
Et Berre, Websterville and Graniteville to Ilarre
Orange, Washington and Williamstown to Barre
Lcng dirtanca tripa
M. J. WIIITCOMK, East Harre, Vermont
TELEPHONE; ;9-W
STONE CUTTERS, ATTENTION!
FOR SALE ONE OF THE LONGEST ESTABLISHED AND BEST LOCATED
RETAIL MARBLE AND GRANITE MONUMENTAL WORKS IN THE
STATE -ESTABLISHED OVER SO YEARS AGO
A. F. LAMB. THE PRESENT OWNER. HAS BEEN IN THE RETAIL BUSINESS
45 VEARS AND NOW WISHES TO RETIRE
THIS SHOP IS EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRIC POWER AND PNEUMATIC TOOLS
NECESSARY FOR AN UP-TO-DATE RETAIL MONUMENTAL PLANT
TO THE PURCHASER I WILL GIVE AID
THE FIRST YEAR IN SELLING WORK IF DESIRED
GET OUT OF THE DUST OF THE BIG SHEDS GET OUT OF THE STRIKES
GET A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
COME DOWN ON THE A. M. TRAIN. EXAMINE THE PROPERTY.
AND TAKE AN AUTO RIDE OVER THE TERRITORY
NOTIFY ME A DAY AHEAD
FOR FULL INFORMATION INQUIRE OF
A. r. LAMB. THE OWNER, RANDOLPH. VT.. OR
THE D. A. FERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY. BARRE. VT.
WANTED
Unskilled able-bodied men are paid $.58 per hour and
upwards at the start.
Interesting and steady employment.
We can also use shipwrights, carpenters and joiners,
shipf.ttcrs, and steel shipbuilders of any craft.
Call at the Employment Bureau, The Atlantic Corpora
tion, Portsmouth, N. II. ,
Real Estate and
Personal Property
As I am planning to mako a change
I will sell mv real estate, stock and
tools at auction on
MONDAY, MAY 24, 1920
at n:30 o'clock in the afternoon
on the premises known as the Button
place, Vi mile from East Orange
MY HOME PLACE ,
Containing 115 acres; 6f acres in till
age,, in high state of cultivation; nice
apple orchard; sugar orchard of 500
trees; about 50 acres of standing tim
ber, estimated to cut 400,000 ft. of soft
wood lumber and the same amount of
hardwood; located only mile from
saw and bobbin mills; splendid set of
buildings; 8-room house all in nice
shape; bam 44x4fi with basement; silo;
never-failing water at house and barn;
new Biigar house, hog house, hen
house, etc. Also,
The Property Known as the
FELCH PLACE
Containing 115 acres; 15 of this is
tillage with nice orchard; balance pas
ture and wood; estimated to cut 50,000
ft. lumber.
10 Head
OF TUBERCULIN TESTED STOCK
2 Registered Ayrshire
Heifers
To freshen in July; 2 cows, to freshen
in the fall; 5 head of fancy high-grade
Holsteins and 1 grade Guernsey to
freshen iin October; 1 pr. bay mares,
7 and 8 years old, an extra good pair;
1 brood sow, 10 hens and rooster.
FARMING TOOLS AND MACHIN
ERY: Mowing machine, horse rake,
weeder, 2 plows, wheel and spring-tooth
harrows, cultivator, pung sled, pair of
work harnesses, 2 driving harnesses,
horse power with saw rig complete, set
sugar tools, feed cooker, capacity 75
gals.; caldron kettle, No. 4 Sharpies
cream separator, disc harrow, dray, 2
grindstones, trough heater, 3 cider bar
rels, and all small tools. Also some
household furnture. About 10 bu. po
tatoes, from 30 to 40 run of wood, set
tarverse sleds, bob sled, dump cartr, ex
press wagon, set of steel trucks nearly
new: bucEV wagon. Terms at time
of sale.
ARCHIE BUTTON, Owner,
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
PIANO TUNING
Five years Everett Piano Factory
Two year Hallett Davis Piano Factory
, On year Ci-..-in Wareroom
Five year Clark & McMaster
B. ARTHUR REED
Tel. TH-M Bo H5, Montpelier, Vt
Leave order at Bailey's Mimic Boons),
' Barre, tcL 9-W
HOWARD H.REID.D.D.S.
HOWLAND BUILDING
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
Phone 189-M
GAGE & GAGE
Chiropractors
to 19 a. m TWdsy, Wednmdsy. Friday
and Saturday: :S0 to 8 p. m.. Monday
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday: J to S
p. m., Tuesday and Thursday. Montrtelier
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, 10:S0 to 1!
a. m. : Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1
ROOM S, CURRIER BLK.. Barr. Tel S2-W
PERRY & N00NAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance Service
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers
Depot 6i.. Barre Tel. connection. 4?&-W
SEE US
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
We are now ready to serve both old and
new customer with a hiirh grade of Jewelry.
Repair work guaranteed.
0. J. DODGE, th! Jeweler
24 ELM STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR "BOSTON AMERICAN"
.... $.Y0O
. . . . 7.00
per mil
, ,20c
ESTATE OF PERCY H. WILKINS
State of Vermont. District of Wanhlnirton. ss.
The honorable probate court, for the dis
trict aforesaid, to all pern on interested In
the eatite of Percy H. Wilklns, GREETING :
wiuiKKAS, application in writing natn
been made to this court by the guardian of
Percy II. Wilklns for license to sell the real
rntato of said ward, vis : Situated in the
city of Barre, in said district, representing
that the sale thereof for .the purpose of put
ting the proceed of such sale at interest, or
inveetintr the same, in stacks or other real
estate, or using the avails thereof for the
Deneht or said ward a the law directs, would
be beneficial for said ward.
WHEREUPON, the aid court appointed
and assumed the uut rinv of May. 1920,
at the probate office in Montneller, in ald
district, to hear and decide upon said appli
cation, and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested therein, by
publishing this order three weeks iuecessive
ly in the Barre Daily Times, a newspaper
published at the city of Barre, in said dis
trict, which circulate in the neighborhood ef
those persons interested therein ; all which
publications shall be previous to th time
appointed for th hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place afopMaid, then and there in aid court
to object to the granting of such licence, if
you see cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, In
aid district, this 8th day or Mny, lazu.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge,
Maye-19-20
. COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF HENRY N. PAYNE
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district
of Washington, commissioner, to receive,
examine, ac.d adjust the claim and demands
of all persons against the estate of Henry
N. Payne, late of Barre Town, in said dis
trict, deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the
residence of Elmer E. Owen, in the town of
Barre, in said district, on th 3d day of
June and 2d day of October next, from 10
o'clock a. m. until 4 cclock P. m.. on
each of said days, and that six months "m
the 20th day of April, A. D. 1S20, is the
time limited by csid court for said creoiiors
to present their tiaim to us for examination
and allowance.
Dated at Barre Town, this Cth day of
May, A. D. 120.
ERNK8T K. HUTCHINSON,
ELMER E. OWEN. Commissioner.
MajrB-lS-20
ESTATE OF CAROLINE POLTI
Stat of Vermont, District of Washington, ss.
The honorable probate court Tor trie oi
trict aforesaid, to all person Interested in
the estate of Caroline Polti, late of Norato,
Mht.toIs. Italy, dereaaed. GREETING:
WHEREAS, said court ha assigned th
A - J .. . Muwimintr and
allowing th account of th. admini.tr,
tor of the estate of said deceased and for a
decree of the residue of said estate to tr.
lawful claimant of the same, and ordered
that Dublie notice thereof be iven to all per
son Interested in sid estate by publishinc
this order three week successively previous
to the day assigned, in the Barre Daily
Time, a newspaper published at the city f
Barre, in said district.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified ta
appear at the probate office in Montpelier,
in .aid district, on th day aasiynud, thru
and there to contest th allowance of (aid
account if you see cause, and to establish
your right a heirs, legatee and lawful
rlaimanta to said residue.
Ciivrn under my hand, this 6th day of
May, m0.
FRANK Jf. MARTIN. Judge.
May6-18-20
ESTATE OF CHARLES B. TOWNSEND
State of Vermont Dlatrict of Washinrton, a.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict kforeaaid, to all person interested in
the estate of Charlea B. Townsend, late of
the city of Barre, in said district, deceased,
UREKTIVO :
WHEREAS, said court ha aasirned th
27th day of May neat for esarainina- and al
lowing the account of the administrator
of the estate of said dereaaed end for a
decree of th residue of said estate to th
lawful claimants of the same, and ordered
that publir notice thereof be riven to all
persons interested in said aetata by publish
ing this order three week successively pre
vious to the day assigned, in the Barr Daily
Time, a nswspaper published at the city of
Barre, in id district.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear at the probate office in Montpelier, in
said district, on th day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance of said ac
count if you see rausei and to establish you
right a heirs, legatee and lawful claimant
to said residue.
Given under my hand, Uim 6th day ox
May. 1900.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
MayIS-20
Absolute
Dispersal Sale
OF
Purebred Holsteins
53 Head
COWS, CALVES, HEIFERS
FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1920
at II o'clock
GUY II. ALLBEE FARM,
EAST HARDWICK, VT.
There are H.'i w, all young an4
everr one sound; part have a credit -ablo'.V
R. O. r.-oord and nearly every
animal i eligible with individu
ality and !.. All have (nxid breeding
and some are rxrejit ionaliy well bred.
Prarticallv the entire herd i in rlf in
the richly' bred Haoh Sppis Pontic 2d,
o. ITOWrt. a bull without a weak line
in hi pedigree, who will aln be rld.
This animal 1 cicely related to King
Sc-r- Pontiae and King Segis Tontiae
Konulvke- has 87". Ixr cent the same henhouse and toolhou: rood ai ple ar-
T V ' " M- f cn Ham's .u'eichsrd; 26 acre timberiand. 2wu surar tree
hterdinff on eld of sire on dam "' I ,k ,,krt. -nd pans: land lays nice: i lai.
a the rre.it Ratf Apple Korndyke 8th
By looking over his pedipre you will
note cloae reIationhip to Tontiar Clo
thildc IVKol, 37.20 lb., Blanche Sepi
IVKol, 31.21 rt., and Srgi Fayne Jo
hanna, one of the jrreatet female of
the breed. Consider th value of oalve
from this hreodinji. Thi animal i
worth half as murh a your entire herd
a a head.
WE WILL ALSO SELL IS HEIFER
CALVES ai fin a lot a fan b found
3 MALE CALVES. 1 YEARLING
BULL. Attend this aal, May 21, t 11
o'clock. You ran t afford to m! h.
Sale hep-ins promptly.
ALL STOCK TUBERCULIN TESTED
AND WILL BE SOLD SUBJECT TO
THE SIXTY-DAY RETEST.
Catalog at aale. The farm ia located
only a few minutea walk from the
railroad atatioa at East Hardwick, Vt.
Reasonable termt ef payment
GUY H- ALLEEE. Owner,
East Hardwick, Vt
D. A, PERRY, Auctioneer, Batra, Vt
Help Wanted
Young men and girls for
lipht machine work and
a.emb'irg in our electri
cal derartment hours
per week with good wages.
KENDRICK & DAVIS CO.
Lebanon. X. II.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE
GOOD PIECE OF RESIDENCE
PROPERTY NEAR CURRIER PARK,
CITY OF BARE ; INQUIRE OF
GEO. L. MORRIS,
ROOM 1. BOLSTER BLOCK.
67tf
FOR SALE 3 houses, 15 aeres land, barn.
silo, express wagon, white flam lamp
burners ; Can't Clog oil burners ; U. S.
separators ; engine and Randolph clutch
pulleys ; G.H. Adams, Smith Barre. !
FOR SALE One 2-tenenient "house and $
building lota on Pearl treet, th Garvey
estate; Jamea T. Marrion admr 2
"GREEN LEIGH," 206 Si Main street,' for
sale; the semi-bungalow residence of the
lt W. F. Mline, built within 3 year; eon
tain 7 rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floor throughout, set tubs, cement cel
lar floor and steam heat ; henhouse and 2 ex
tra lota go with the property ; apple tree,
berry bushes, etc., and garden in good con
dition ; apply to Mr. W. F. Milne, tel.
429-M. 27tf
FOR SaEE Two-story, 2-tenement house,
with good barn and cellar under hous
and barn, all in good repair: each tenement
ha 6 rooms, electric light and bath ; plenty
of garden for both tenement; th barn
could, for a small amount of money, b
made into a 6-room tenement; this is good
property to buy fo- home or investment; sit
uated at 14 Clark street; prW right! tele
phone 66-R or inquire at 21-22 Howland
building: ElwinL. Scott
FOR-SALE Ob Montpelier road, i mile
from Barre. 8-room house, modern Im
provements; large piazza with vines on I
side : barn and henhouse and about 2 aere
of good land ; will cell at a reasonable price
snd terms if desired; Mr. H. S. Mile, tel.
217-X after p. m. 04tl
THREE HOUSES f6rSALE to close'em
an estate: the S nouses are located on the
northerly side of Hall street, number 20,
22. and 24; will be sold for the best ob
tainable cash pric; S. Holllster Jackson,
administrator. 26Stf
FARMS FOR SALE
FOR RENT OR SALE 12-aere farm, 15
minutes' walk from Granitrevile. pleasant
location ; spring water, good 8-room house,
barn in good repair, apple orchard and snuui
fruit; land can ail be cultivated; a fine op
portunity for a market gardener : for further
information call at Mclver's. 82 Jefferson
street. Barre Vt. 64tf
FARM FOR SALE Situated 10 Bilta from
Montpelier .consisting of nearly lit acre.
I " '" ".
woodland; building in good repair, running
water at house and barn, ular unoocupied at
present and immediate possession can be
given : this farm will be otd very cheap,
and the oae that buys will have an oppor
tunity to beat the high cont of living: for
particulars address "Ci. E. M.," Time office.
46tf
VERMONT MONEY-MAKING FARMS, all
sires, all price ; write for list, stating
sis wanted ; Chaus ft Robillard, Burling
ton, VL IfttO
FARM FOR SALE 240 acre, on of the
best farms in Washington C.. situated In
East Montpelier, 2 miles from P. O., mill
nd creamery, 4 mile from Montpeleir and
4 mile from Barr; for further particular
address J. L. Buck, East Montpelier, Vt.
299tf
MONEY IN FARMING
There is no question but that
the average farmer is not only
making a good living, but is
saving money besides; he has
a good home, healthy work, and
a regular income.
If interested in a good farm,
we would like to show you
these.
NO. 1428 Located about t miles from
Montpelier and i mile from Eait MonU
nelier: contain 124 arras of extra rood
land; about 40 acre of tillstre, which Jar
easr to carr en ; 45 acre of pasture, a
large part of which could be plowvd ; bal
ance woodland : surar bush and some soft
wood : one of th best farm in the county ;
9-mom house with part hardwood floor
very rood a modern 2-ftoor barn with base
ment ; piece will carry 2t head summer and
winter: rur.ru n water at house and barn;
the farm I storked with It rows, bull, (
horses, and is well equipped with tool, and
ready for immediate occupancy; the owner
is irk and must sell at once : mleht consider
a house in Barre in part payment ; price for
everythinr aa it stand. 110,000.00.
NO. 1422 120acre farm near North Mont
pelier for IJ.SOO.OO ; only Vi mile from
school, stores, etc. ; place will carry 20 cows
and team and is a real moneymaker; -ft.
barn, silo, rood comfortable 7 -room house;
in eonsidrrinr 'his, please bear in mind that
it i practically a villare farm.
NO. 142 Two arre. rood house and
barn, near Williamstown on the Gulf road ;
a fine summer or all-th-yer borne; pric
only 11.000.00.
Tlia is n exceptionally rood time to
look around. Whether buying a hnm in
the city or a farm, we ran please you.
THE D. A. TERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
FARMS FOR SALE
40-ACRE FARM in Msrahneld. H ml. from
posUirhr on t shot road ; loration en at
he ha., a larre 1 W story house, in rooms.
all in fin shape ; veranda both sid. tele
phone snd shar or stock; ao-it. harn with
basement, built 1 yrs. aao : runninr water
to house and barn ; rarar. henhouse and
1oolhowe: huildinr ail painted: land lays
warm; smooth, machine-mom inr fields, rood
pastures, quit a quantity or Umber and
wood ; a nic horn for someone.
78-s.CRE FARM In South Cbol r.llare. good
building.-alt in fin shape, ail painted:
nicely finished mom in house: wid veran
daa In front: bam 4fti40 with bawtmnt snd
J n K ninnin. t r to HMl c n H k n -
to I R. R. stations. Marshfleld. Waldea and I
West Danville: within 40 rods of school; a ,
splendid location and pne r.rht : mill KHjfoR RENT-A rood 7-room eottere"lioui.
140-ACDG FARM in MarshfUld, I4 ml. from
jmatofnc ; r-tKT nous in rood shape :
Mr oarn jus recenuy mint rrer ;
ruqipped wi in mier carrier ana noree tors :
shel room and tonlhou. lanre henhouse,
runninr water to bouae and barn : larre ap
ple orchard, entr smooth nir.lrine nciits :
plenty of pastunar. th rirht Vind : esti
mated I'M M. ft. l lumber and a lot of
wood; this farm will run 1ft row and taarn
and ran easily be made to do more: snnsont
oueht to ret intereeted in thw deal quick
when Uiey ea it and And out the price.
A POUBLETF.NEMENT POl'Sr Bsrn.
shed nd blacksmith shop la Msrhre!d
illaae. buitdmea 'l in fine share. ll paint
ed, larr roomy shop, ovhoeinr frame
,ide of shop, rlenty of work (or two men
the yvar around snd ia a rood payinr eom
tnnnitv. and I roinr to b sold: anyone
whine for iwowrtr of th kiad bad better;
not wait too Ions before reuiiuj Interested. 1
FOR MALE A
dandy rsce In Msrahfirtd
villa- on Creamery strm-t ; h"ue. batn .
..J I, . Imh. Iswe enooeh f (r 2H ben, : an I
4k. L.1 nf laad - a nice In .
bardwond fioora. ,Wtn lieht. run-
nisc water and ee? t th'r in fn, shsr-s
ahout th i lace: owner rebuilt aad repaired
fr a niee Iwwoe and bav.nr ihe mbfortune,
of losinr hi wife thm priii-erty
far sale
banrain.
FOR Lr A fine rsidewe est Msi'n ttr-t
in Marbfiel-4 nl!sv. rnw ana nam ana
... f I . ,1. Tl Wl,. Ill . I
charvr an4 scno! : SHinoinrs in rw snare
wtrie lieht. ninmst water, bsrd wood
Sn ia sImubI ronena. a farri
barn; all itck sbar : prir nrht.
TVw r "I' '' both fewi and viilare.
ar asVertaied to eel! ; aba bave more.
A. R. COLE. Agent
Marshfield, Vt. Tel. 12-2
FURNISH EM R003IS
TO HM T rTi ia Ft-i -s bwk.
farfed mr mfrJ-d frr Isrt.t bewe-
lermi : i-air of i U swd ta. 1 -
M, ka. irtt
HELP WANTED-MALE
SHOEMAKER wanted immediately
liust be good workman on nailrd work ;
good wage to right party ; apply to A. Bisxet,
Shoemaker, 2 Merchant street, liarre. 6416
WANTED Janitor and" fireman for public
building; address "Janitor," Time ollicc.
6-itf
LETTERER WANTED
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN. GOOD
LETTERER, WHO CAN ALSO DO SOME
LIGHT CUTTING :
$8.00 PER DAY OF H HOURS;
BEST OF WORKING CONDITIONS THE
if EAR ROUND IN OPEN SHOP: NO
CLOSE-DOWNS OR STRIKES BOTHER US
HERE; OUR WORKMEN NEVER
LEAVE THIS JOB;
WRITE, STATING WHAT YOU CAN DO,
AND WHOM YOU WORKED FOR, TO
DAVIS GRANITE CO.,
MOKKISTOWN, N. J. 64t6,
WANTED Farm hand and ' teamsters ;
Greatwood Farm. Plainfield, Vt. ,oi!
WANTEbVetabJe"1 gardener ; Greatwood
Farm, Plalniield, Vt. -o3t8
WANTED AT ONCE Three men"for
mill workt R. J. Miller, Kicker Mill. Vt.
- 62tf
WANTED Man in drag store, registered or
one familiar with drug business ; Brisbin's
Drug Store, Waterbury. Vt. tl2.
HELP WANTED Magneafa Talc Co., Water-
bury, Vt. ..
WANTED-Four or" five men with families;
steady work and good pay for right par-
tica ; also come lumber job to let ; tel.
Bai-ee 477-4 or write Williamstown Co..
Williamstown. Vt- 44U8
WANTED At Fletcher quarry. Woodbury.
Vt. ; open hop quarry from Mar. 1. 1920 :
wanted now. 2 complete derrick crews; I
have a general store and furnish good to
men In my employ at wholes I price:
house rent at 18.00 to $10.00 per month;
surface quarry and good machinery; write
for mora information and state your ex perl
enca in a granite or marble quarry; will
bir a few apprentices; E. R. Fletcher.
Woodbury, Vt Htf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED A short order cook and a table
girl at once at Key House No. , East
Barre road. 61 12
WANTED Two table girl, xprriencnot
necessary : second cook (manl, porter and
a bellboy Pavilion HoteL Montpelier. 66t6
WANTED Pastry cook atJck' Restau
rant tel. 6 1 6-M. 57 tf
WANTED Kitchen women at Jack' Res
taurant tel. -616-M. 7tf
WANTED AT ONCEKitchen girl ;
Inn, Chikea. Vt
Chel
87tf
WANTED A. chamber rirl ; rood, steady
job: apply nt once; Hotel Brre. 67U
WAITRESSES Also chamber maids for th
summer season : apply Wm. M. GaJe, Mrr.
Lake Morey Club, Fairlee, Vt. 66t
WANTED A housekeeper on farm : family
oi -l: lurht work: address letter to K
care Time. 6516
WAITRESSES Experienced and inexveH
enred waitresses wanted for the Hotel
Rock-Mere. Marblehead. Mass. : a rand op
portunity to be at th seashore and make
rood money. 52t6
PUPIL NURSES WANTED Younr women
to train as nurses at Harre City Hospital
Barre. 25tf
WANTED A middle-ftged woman for ren
erni housework: state wfttres : address Mrs,
Cullen Martin. Windsor. Vt. 12tf
WANTED Pupil mitfi and attendants "et
the Taunton State Hospital : ware tSS.OO
per month with maintenance; for particulars
?dres Dr. Arthur V. Goes, Sunt, Tunrnn
Stat Hospital. Taunton. Man. 24t;
JPOULTRY AND EGGS
FOR SALE Three black Museov ducks"
price, 118.00; also ducks' erirs, 13. 60 per
snttinr : r . k. ""ey. 61tf
rURE BRED S- C. WHITE LEGHORN and
Indian Runner ducks tm for hatchine.
tl.OO per srttinir: Carl W. Sver. Wil
liamstown. Vt; N. E. telephone SS8-14. Peo-
pie's telephone B-S1. 47tf
SINC.I E COMB Ft'FT ORPINGTON EGGS
for hatrhinr from the best strain of Buff
Orpinrtons in the country ; won S 1st prises
st the Vermont Btate f air and 4 lite at
Barr 1919; prices reasonable: writ for
matinr list: J. P. Corskie. mtf
EGGS FOR HATCHING From my prlre
wtnnine stork or H. v.. K. I. Reds ann
Whit Wyandotte (Martin tnln 110.00
per 1"0 nd II. 6" for 16 ;B. F. Atbertnn
Waterbury. Vt. : tel. 29-S. 2O150"
WHITE ROCK SETTING EGGS ; also White
Lehrorn settinr errs, both from standard
strain order now ; F. R, Chaa. 2 Hieh
treet, Bsrr. V Urf
HOUSESTURECT
T6KENT Three-mom tenement at 19 West
street hot snd cold water, rss and elertrie
lirhts; inquire of E. L. Smith. IT West
street, tel. S19-Y. or Alex. McHafTie. tel
1H6-W or SS9-M. B5tf
TO RENT-Pleasant upstair tenement of 6
rooms, toilet, hot water, electric Kent,
rarden ; apply to Mr. John Comolli. 4
Foster street. 17 tit
TO PENT -Tenement 4 room. 110 a mo.;
Smith place. Map! avenue; Smith Bros.
I4tf
rF.NEMENT TO RENT -R "rooms, bath, el n
trie lirhts. res ; inquire at 40 Pearl street.
tatf
TO RENT-F.atirery separate t-mom tn
mant on Elmore street : elertrie Jio-ht and
ras ; in rood repair Mrs. Edith M. Carr.
phone 414-M. tltf
TO RENT Two tenement, known as the
Ticm cr property, in South Barr; apply to
W. F. Pherard. administrator. 49tf
TO RENT Sin-room cottsre on
street: call Montpelier SS21.
Branch
47tf
TO RENT May 15. S-room unper apart
ment : veranda, bath, electricity, raa. larre
eellsr and rarden : choice Ideation, t.. minute
to Waohimrton street carline: send replies
to "N." care Tim orTir. 4,,f
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT "TO RENT Five
room, at 45 Maple avenue; woodshed, eler
trie lirhta: Inquire of Mrs. Shallow. H
Forsythe place. 44tf
TO RENT Four-room tenement with rar
den and henhoue: aleo othr tenements:
Mrs. .J T. Callarhan. 44 Park street, tel.
174-W. 44tf
TO RENT -rorm eottaee. all newly paint
ed and paperon : wootini. larre rwm and
henhouse: also lanre rsrdcn : reaHr May 10:
tel. 67-1 or call at lt5 South Main street
to ee house. 4ltf
TO RFNT l-room tenement, 1st floor. Th
Northern ; 11 modem ; pply at S-'O Ko-th
Main treet. Htf
TO KENT- TenrmiT.t t 32 Merchant street.
ai?o 4 tnemnt on w illey street, all In
flrst-claa aSape: morVrn Impnevements :
Geo. W. Mann. 84 Wellmrton street. I2tf
T RENT Tenement of rooms : elrtrie
lirhts. bsth. snco : inquire oi u. u. Bnurt.
leff. iV Nortn jMsin street. itr
TENEMENT TO RENT in house at rear of
-, block. IKK No Mam street: innuire
rf R. s. Currier after 7 p. m, 20 Fast
Farra. Mf
spnnr water, avn : naviwioer
H W. Scott, Poster block.
street
14tf
TO RENT- Seren room rottare : inquire ef
Arthur Cole, Seminsnr street. (tf
COTTAGE HOlE TO RENT On Vln
tree; G L. Wood worth, tastmaa block.
:ini
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Wednday mornine. t elerk be
twn Kuirtwe avenue and firantte Kavinrs
Bank : finder plea return to Hurhe
avenue. fiTtl
LOST In vicinity of Wanvo street or M
ple avenue, bunch of keys; finder pieaee
leave at Time omce. iti
LOST Will the party that picked up that
I - bill kindly leave same at The Times
office before 4 o clock t ndst
-
h huilW.
LOST In Brre Sunday, a f
white 1wr nd 4 white f-1 rr ilar hat tel
I no name: finder will he rewarded by noifv-
rt Th Tim oef'-e. Sita
LOST Automobile miesbcr plate. No. l''4.
botwewl Ixiwer t.rtmlei i!:e and W .t-r-
bury; rail tel. 4 ,4-K or leave at Tune cv-e.
Mtf
f f f IVJ) FEM ITF.I P
FAMlLi I1U.P .tMM)-TMr men or , . werrV ,. th, 4,r. ha0;,ar b. or rr
nHs t wnrk in a rntVM mill : Will pay . ... - rail an K. Dak
I ft a week to kwm a! carfare ; f..r far- i
1t)er f nrrnaUm writa to Vr. Dauplaise. I
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HF1.P WA XTrn Youer em aad om ta
tsk poBitcss a attendaaia at the V
svet State Peepital for tb Insan St W ster-t-Tirr
: to tNwe who sVre. an oppermrtty of
frrd to at-ewd ursea' rraal'sr course : ap
ply at feasmtal. ,titi, Vt. ltf
WANTED TO BUY
( AH PRU It PUD for raa-.. n,t a. fee.
als. m rn r-e r,,.vw. na r-.r- a iv, tv;i
pbooe R- aas GonH. 141 Broos '-wt i
' W4NTTD -T buy trw at bara :
.
W.NTrr To PI T- 1-.-4 farwtt-.
tis r-mtr O. , '
aia Wwt. tet. TVM.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE On medium-sized oak roll-top
desk, with leather-seated oiilc chair; also
1 lady oak dek; tel. 178-R or call at 1
Frcnchtrtrt ; Mr. Nella S.Rooeoe. 67t3
FOR SALE Rebuilt "40-H.P7 Mitcheirnin
.about, thoroughly overhauled, and new
paint; lota of power and speed: price $260.
or trade for motorcycle and sidecar; call and
see it or write; L. C. Holman, Randolph,
y t. : , . sow ,
FOR SALE Small henhouse, chicken roe pa
and run; tel. 4S4-M; Mrs. P. M. Carr.
; 64tf
FOR SALE A few more pecka of nice seed
corn; E. J. Cook, 'phone 21-4, Chelsea. Vt
..; :'".: , 5t6 ,
FOR SALE One Ford touring car. also i
Indian motocyciea, all in first-clasa condi
'jon ;Siin (jabroe, Jr., Waterbury. Vt 64t6
FOR SALE Gasoline range in good condi
tion ; price reasonable; call at 74 Prospect
"oet Mtf
FOR SALE A plow, 14-tuoth cultivator and
some hens; inquire of V. E, Magoon.,
TrowHjU. 63t6
FOR SALE A Quaker range and a Glen-'
wood heater; both hearty new and in first
clan condition ; call at 8 Bolster avenue.
6at
FOR SALE One dump cart, 4 wheels ; 1 pr.
2-in. harness ; W. JL Clough, East Barre.
48U0
rlt SALE Tested native Flint seed corn';
G. E. McKarland, teK 877-W Barre. 48tf
FOR SALE 1 soda fountain," 2'wlr4es' tsw
bl, 6 wire-leg chairs, 6 wire-leg stool, I,
orangeade tank, on 16-gaJ. ice cream cabi
net, one EO-iral. ice croam cabinet. 1 cigar
case 4ft-x2x), 1 small counter, 1 cash regis
ter, 1 sink for wshing and draining glasses.
1 violin, and assortment of tin for making
brick ice cream. 1 wood bed : tha abov
good must be sold to settle estate ; F. L,
Jerd, adm.. Randolph, Vt. 8Btf
STRAWBERRY PLANTS Warfleld, Senator
Dunlsp, Excelsior, II per 100; Sample.
11.60; Everbearing, 12.60; postpaid: discount
on large orders; C. C. Pain, Bethel, Vt.
63t
FOB SALE Strawberry plant: Fairfield.
an early variety; Candy, lata variety;
prices, 1.00 per hundred, 17.60 per M. ; red
raspberry plant: Marlboro, an aril earl.
ety, ha withstood 80 below zero without in
jury, -it for $1.40, $3.60 per hundred; J. E.
Mitchells R. F. D. 2. Barre, 'phone 22-J.
B3tf
VERY GOOD DRESSING FOR GARDENS
Also shoats for sale: tl tfift-M . W F.
Nichols. . Jltf
FOR SALE A preparation" for-cleaning
rranfte and marble monument i brishten
up th lettering and makes th whole monu
ment look clean and new ; guaranteed : price
on application: Jame Sullivan. 114 Prk
street, Barre. Vt. 18tf
FOR SALE-By ral. or bbl., BLACK DIA
MOND RUBBER ROOF PAINT; water,
weather, fir and sunproof; 800 lbs. to bbl.;
I am ready to paint or repair your roofs :
E. L. Derutmore, 1 Pleasant street. 12tf
. LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
FOR SALE One rood Jersey cow, tubercu
lin tested, as I have no pasture for her:
H. HHolt. telSSJ-JS Barre 84t
FOR SALE A few 4-weeks-old pig ; tel"
479-W; Amos A. Hall. 63tf
HORSESANDVEHICLES --
TWO WAGONS, harness, blankets, etc.,'for
immediate disposal; will sell cheaply; call
on JE. Vals, JI2Center street 66U
FOR SALE One delivery horse; Union Co
operative Store.Granite street. I6t5
FOR SALIC A pair of working horses just
right for a farmer: weight about 2.800
lbs., area about 9 and ,10 years; sale cheap;
rood trade: inquire of S. Lavin, Northneld.
Vt. tel.J2S-2. 66t6
HORSES FOR SALE I have a number of "
rood Canadian horse, in matched Pair
and single chunks, at reasonable price :
J. T. Jamieson, Williamstown. 43tf
Don't Lay Aside Thisf Paper
TILL YOU HAVE READ THE AD
VERTISEMENT OF OUR BIG SALE
OF LUBRICATING OILS.
"After Reading, Act Promptly
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
W. C. COLTON. Manager
84 State Street Montpelier, Vermont
INCUBATORS
List call. All Incubator at a big discount
ONE 05-EGG 112.00
ONE 120-EGG 19.75
ONE 200-EGG 27.60
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Tel. 140 Oranre County Teiephon
WHEEL HARROWS
Special price this week.
1 CLARK'S CUTAWAY 139.00
I WALTER WOOD 42.00
1 SPADING HARROW la new thing) 4.nn
1 JOHN DEERE model K flexible.... 49.00
1 DOUBLE ACTION for tractor or
horses , a dandy rig 86.00
FORE TRUCK for harrow 10.00
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
E. Tel. 140 Orang Co. 'Paon
WANTED
AS I AM NOT ABLE to follow my trade
ai paperhanrinr and must work. I have
started a paint shop at my house at 215
South Main street and would like a few
butrru and slcirhs to paint, and also will
rehnish furniture and enamel beds of any
kind of reflnish work ; work done rirht and
pricea rirht ; tel. StK-M : also a few loads of
manure for sale cheap if taken at once:
W. P. Durkee. tl2
WE COULD ACCOMMODATE a few more
teetcd cow in Cooler's pssture; will also
buy cow due to fmhen in September; apply
to Hmry Lunde, tel. !44-X. T13
WANTED Five or 6-room downstair tene
ment or rottare; ail modem unproe-
mcnta : Summer street or Maple avenue
preferred ; no children ; address "K.," Timca
office. t 4
TENEMENT WANTED
Modem convenience, central location ; send
rerlie to "M. M ," ore Times. 6t2
W ANTED Four or five-room tenement, cen
trally located, with modem improvement",
for t adults : address "D.." Time office. Sfttf
WANTED Two-hors stone wsron. Ksrven
abeel. in good condition, 2',-in. le:
state pricej Ate. McRae, Groton, Vt 66tl
WANTED To buy second-hand side ear for
Indian motoreyle; telephoneD3-M. 64'4
WANTED Brinr your automobile, warons,
aieirhs or sirm to 4.15 North Main street
to he painted ; also furniture refinished :
Henry Bosley. Psinter 4tf
WANTED
LONG DISTANCE HAULING BY
AUTO TRUCK
PHONE OR WRITE
JAMES E. CASHMAN
COLLEGE ST.. BURLINGTON. VT.
THONE 40&-R
Kit
V.'ANTED A i or a-room eottsre. 1 id of
double tenement home, or downstair
apartment; all modem improvements and
best locality desired; address "P.." Time.
Iltf
MISCELLANEOUS
Lawn mowtrs sharpened called for
and delivered : 'phone 3S-W ; Granite City
Tool Co, 5tr
GARDENS TO RENT -On the Mead esUte;
inquire of Mr. L. i. Mead, 3i Johnson
stnet. tel. 764-M. 4tf
PASTURE FOR RENT On F,ast Hill, larr
rnoueh for 60 bead of eattie; J. Barouin.
84-14. "
FREE SAWDUST 10.000 bushels nice dry
sawdust : Flint
Bros.. Waahuirton. Vt.
i:te
WE APE READY TO TLOW YOUR GAR-liKNS-
W. E. Nichols, tel. -M. 4tf
GARDENS PLOH F.I Abo furnish dress,
tnr for rwrdern: C. A. M "ultra, 14 Cirk
treet. off Prospect street I'Jtf
ANYONE DESIRING M AN WITH KORSK
M Haai Mala strwrt. a telepbea Will
ADVERTISE YOUR.
WANTS IN THE
TIMES AND GET
SURE RESULTS
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