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THE BAIIKK DAIJLY TIMES, BAllliE, Vi., TUESDAY,
JUNE
j
29, 1920.
ABOUT THE STATE
Hppoingi of Inttrett from
Different Section
tv alter u. Wood, for two years
principal of Lamoilln Central academy
at Hyde i'ark and for two years prin
final of the North Bennington high
school, is to mieceed Harris H. Metealf
as principal of the junior high school in
."xortn Kennington.
Mrs. Martha Nichols and Mrs. Eliza
Dezan, who were sisters, died at their
home in Grensboro Bend last week
within 20 hours of each other, Mrs.
Nichols Tuesday afternoon and Mrs
Dezan Wednesday afternoon. A double
funeral was held.
' Vandals have recently destroyed con
I elderable property at the camp and
: shelter of the Green Mountain club at
; the summit of Mount Killington in
,i Rutland. Seats and benches, made for
use there have been chopped up for
. ore wood ana one uotira was even ta.en
. off the shack to burn.
Daniel Cady, the well-known author
of poems dealing with Vermont farm
life, is planning to sail for Europe on
- July 3.
Henry J, Davis has resigned as mail
" carrier on a rural route in Chester, aft-
:' er 1" Vt years of service, having re
' reived the appointment when -ir-al de
' livery was first started from the Ches
ter postoffice.
f IMPORTS INCREASE.
: Gain of SO Per Cent Was Made in Ver
mont District.
1 St. Albans, June 20. The customs
.. report for the month of May shows an
increase of 50 per cent in imports over
I the corresponding month last year. The
;! total of free merchandise was $5,154,
323, of dutiable merchandise $1,347,-
1M. The duties collected amounted to
j $113,305.08. The total domestic ex
', ports were $7,535,117 and foreign ex
! ports $378,118.
; WAITSFIELD
Burial Services for Dr. A. W. Gorham,
Who Died in Westwood, Mass.
; Burial services for Dr. A: W. Gorham,
: who died June 25 in Westwood, Mass.,
were conducted In the village ceme
tery here Monday at 10 a. m. The of
riciating clergyman was Kev. w. A. Ke
mele, pastor of the Congregational
, church, and the bearers, Walter Turn
f er, Carl Haselton, K. H. Jones and
John Bisbee.
Arthur Webster Gorham was born i
Westminster, May 20, 18B5. He grad
tiated from McGill university in Mont
leal and was a veterinary physician o
high repute. On June 28, 1803, just
ii years oetore the date of his burial
service, he marriPd Grace Kdith, daugh
ter of wuiiam a. and ranny (Davis
Hazelton of this town. They resided
for many years on the W. W. Tucker
place on the river road. Dr. and Mrs,
Gorham were the parents of one daugh
ter, Hazel, wno lived to the age of tw
years.
Dr. Gorham had been suffering for
over a year from pernicious anemia
death coming on the afternoon of Fri
' day, June 2.5. He is survived by his
wife and an adopted daughter, MUs
: Kuth Uorham.
The remains were accompanied, from
the Uorham home in Westwood, Mass.
by Mrs. Gorham and her brother. Car!
J Hazel ton, and were laid to rest in the
family burial ground beside their in
1 fant daughter. The service was well at
tended by relatives, friends and for
' mer townsmen.
She Gained
33 Pounds
Among th many interesting cases of nerve
quiet and increase in weight credited to the
id ef Bitro-Phosphate is that of Mrs. Rota
Harris, who was thin and nervous when she
began, weishinc 101 pounds. While twins
Bitro-Phoaphate faithfully, she had reached
184 pounds, desirable weight for her. The
Improvement in Mrs. Harris' appearance was
so (treat, that friends of hers were amazed.
Bltro-Fhusphate aids in overcoming many
eases of neurasthenia, brain or mind fatigue,
tendency to hysteria, melancholy or break
down, sleeplessness, lack of self-control, nerv
ous spells. Gain new energy and inspira
tion I This whole publication could be filled
with statements of those who toll of the
efficiency of Bitro-Phosphate in overcoming
nervousness, weakness and allied troubles.
and in aiding nature to increase weight
steadily, healthily, lastingly. Be well, be
happy. i
You should add years to your life, and
have far more contentment by using Bitro-
Phosphate and following the simple direc.
tiotis of the health system accompanying
each box.
$301 GUARANTEE
60 positive are the producers of its merits
that you may now obtain Bitro-Phosphate
under $800 guarantee of finding satisfactory
nerve quiet, increasing your weight until
you are of normal healthy size, or otherwise
obtaining desired benefit or Bitro-Phosphate
will cost you nothing.. Could anything be
fairer?
At E. A. Drown & Co.. and all leading
drug stores you may obtain Bitro-Phoepbate.
Booklet of interesting facts about nerve-ease.
increased weight, new strength, tranquillity
of mind, and other health desires will be
sent free, postpaid, by ARROW CHEMI
CAL COMPANY, 18 Union Square, New
York. Adv.
Always Kickin'
George W. Wallis, recently elected by
me grand lodge of Vermont as a trus
tee of the Gill Odd Fellows' home in
Ludlow, made his first official visit to
, the home last week and reports It in
' good condition, with a very valuable
property.
O. H. Coolidge of Rutland, class of
"21, U. V. M., left Tuesday morning
lor uieveiand, U., where he ha ac
cepted a position for the summer vara
tion ss analytic chemist with the Glid-
,aen arnish Co.
B. D. Bisbee, D. R. Bisbee end John
Bisbee joined their other two broth
ers at the Bisbee camp in Berlin for
ine weeK end.
Miss L. Jean Bisbee was at home
from Barre over Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. J. If. Loveft of War
ren spent Sunday at W. W. Tucker's.
Mr, and Mrs. James Thaloa arrived
In town Monday from Florida.
The Y. C. C. class of the Consreira
tional Sunday school met in the vestry
J . -1 . a- 1
rriuay riming, avuout z. neing pres
ent. After the regular business meet
ing, a candy-making bee was held,
snd the evening was ended with a
promenade.
Everett Wallis is home from the
L niversity of Vermont for a short vav
cation.
MirS Jcie Trask is spending the
ween at ner horn in bast Warren.
Kev. and Mrs. W. A. Remele are at
tending the national council and cen
tensry celebration of Congregational
ehnrche in Boston. ,
" Miss Mildred Davis is spending the
wee in Boston.
Next Sunday there will be no morn
in service at the Congregational
church, owing to the absence of the
pastor. The other services of the dsy
win or neia as usual.
Miss Annie Dale was boma from
Montpelier for the week end.
Children's day was observed with
fitting exercises at the Congregational
church Sunday. A processional of 40
tot from the primary and kinder
garten department and eiercise by
them were interesting. The churrh a
beautifully decorated with flowering
Drubs and rem, and mimic was fur
nished bl the choir, with Everett Wsl
Jis at the organ. A sulo. "He That
Dwelleth'' (biirnham) was ung bv
Mi Mildred Pavt. and a trio. "Lift
Thine Kye loth Mountains" I Elijah I
was sung by Mrs. W. A. Remele. Miss
Jnsie Trask and Mis Mildred Davis.
Aa interesting pert of the eervicw was
the baptism of eight infant from the
arish. The committee n charge was
Mr. W. V Jones. Mi Irene Joa'va,
y lea Dorothy Sara. Mis Alice Bush
veil, program, and Mis Ruth Joelya,
decora t ion.
Mr. and Mr. Harry T. KTi and
dsughter. Miss Dorothy Kill, of Hunt
tartow were werk-esd 'jniewt in town.
Mr. and Mr. !. P. JoVt) ent to
Montr-rher m-enUr to m their on,
Byford. St the hwritI.
Mi M. ),rr4 Fsrr has twa Krn;iclt
h-enfle fmfa Movstr" er. and i wwa ter
awM. Mr. O. U. I-afn.
The cwi.iion e.f Mr. W. C. Kel
y. wh 1 suffering lr -esxev. is
ry mi -aI
Mrs. P. . f,i:H. i s.titj
,l"m iiMwi tubv-j ".. rKred w svl '!.
day last wetk.
Plan Huge Cannery for Japan.
The negotiations which had been go
ing on between Mr. Charles B. Bills, ex-
senator of California, and several Jap
anese financiers including Baron Shi-
busawa, Baron Kakatani, Baron Okura
and other prominent business men of
Tokio, have been successfully conclud
ed, according to the Japan Times and
Mail, and it is now planned to.estab-
ish a big cannery business as an Amer-
ico-Japanese joint enterprise. .
The plan for establishing a banking
corporation as a joint Americo-Japan-
ese inveHtment in California, which
formed the principal and original sub
ject of the negotiations between Mr.
Bills and the Japanese financiers con
cerned, has been also, settled, .
Upon the suggestion of Mr. Bills, the
parties concerned decided to establish
a big cannery business with headquar
ters in Tokio with a capitalization of
8,000,000 yen. They would start one
cannery in Tokio with 800,000 yen out
of the paid-up capital. ,
At the same time Mr. Bills will pur
chase the Barden cannery of Sacra
mento for the new company and en
larging the business of that company
with 1,200,000 yen. the balance of the
paid-up capitalization will operate the
cannery in co-operation. with the estab
lishment trt Tokio, the goods manufac
tnred at either factory to be marketed
on either market. East and 'AVest
News. '
Kir iroor.
WRE A0OUI
IN rTri'FlAT
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TOO HOT, NOW
EH ALWAV-
LITTLE WHIlf
A60 YOU WERE
ABOUT
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Three Lines for 25c
The Times will publish, Wants. Lost end
Found, For Sale, To Let, etc. short advei
tisements at the rata of three line for
twenty-five cents for the first insertion and
ten cents fur each subsequent Insertion
HOUSES FOR SALE
A Social Event.
"Did you know that Mrs. Blank has
obtained her divorce!-'
"Oh, yes, we received cards yester
day.'' Boston Transcript..
USE POSLAM
FOR ECZEMA
ITCH NO MORE
Every ecxem sufferer should know
Just how greatly Poslam is sole to benefit
this stubborn trouble; how quickly it brings
relief, stops, itching, cools, soothes and com
forts. To screed Poslam over an angry af
fected surface is to feel that here, in reali
ty, ia just the Resiling influence the skin
d mends. Treatment is usually surprisinir-
ly short and improrement notieed every
day. Poslam is harmless. Use It for pim
ples, rashes and all aruntiofuu disorders.
Sold everywhere, r or free sample write
to bmergenry t-shora tones, 243 West 4tn
St. Mew York City.
Urge your skin to become eleerer, health
ier by the daily use of Poslam Soap, medi
cated with Poslam.
AUCTION
OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCK AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30
at i o'clock p. m.
On the farm known as the H. W. Bil
lings farm, located about 3 smiles from
Stowe village on the state road to
Mount Mansfield;
ONE MILL BUILDING, 3x4 ft.,
nearly new and frame built of large
timber; ONE STOREHOUSE BUILD
ING, 20x120 feet j these buildings t an
be rebuilt into a nice cottage, barns,
or snv building purpose you may wish.
PERSONAL PROPERTY: One bay
horse, good to work and fair driver; i
ESTATE OF HOMER F1TT8
State of Vermont District of Washington, ss.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid, to all persons interested in
the estate of Homer Pitt, late pf Ihe city
of Barre. in said district, deceased, GREET
ING: WHEREAS, said court ha assigned the
8th day of July next for examining and
allowing the account of the executrix of
FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE
rUK Ai.J!i seven-room bouse and barn,
aJao large garden ; B. Marriotti, Cor.
Howard and Pike street. 89tf
FOR" SALE At Wtbaterville. -room house:
never-failing spring water; inquire of Paul
Snow, East Barre. Vt ts
FOR, SALE Small place, X acres, barn, hen-
hudse, just off Gulf road; 60 to 5 acres
adjoining could be bought; berries, fruit and
soma lumber; Clarence Moulton, West Hill,
tel. 214-W.
FOR SALE A nice home in South Barre;
10-room house, barn, henhouse and garden ;
house is heatd by a Spencer steam heater.
which cannot be beaten, burns the cheap
buckwheat eoai; electric lights in houae and
barn ; nice lawn with shade trees and shrub
bery ; will sell at a big sacrifice; inquire of
W. L. Can- at Jones Bros. Co. or on prem-
ises. 88taT
FOR SALE 7-room Sottas, all modern con
veniences ; barn, garage, S lots if desired ;
owner leaving city; J. Boaei, 26 Berlin
street. (6tf
COTTAGE HOUSE Seven rooms, on larg
lot, for sale; furnace, set tubs, henhouse
and run, garden and fruit bushes ; all mod
ern; a good investment! call at 6 Flnuant
street. Tiltf
FOR SALE Cottage house of 8 rooms, good
location ; downetuirs nnished in hard
wood ; bath, furnace heat, hot and cold wa
ter; a nice home for someone; inquire ot
Alex. McHsffic. 19 Harrington avenue, or
Mm. Annie Julian, owner, 68 Fleasajrt
street. 76tf
FOR SALE Trow block. 114 South Main
street, contains t stores, I tenements, also
8 building lots ; good renting property ; price
for immediate sale, 86.600; H. G. Boyee, 11
HELP WANTED MALE FOR SALE
WANTED Young man to work on farm,
18 to 20 years old; apply to Leland S.
Little. Main romd to Pl;nlil HHA
WANTED Painter and paper ' hinger; E. ' fr!!' 15c -0'
Jurries, 602 North Main street. ' 89t3 1 '
WANTED AT ONCE First-ciaas" "brfcklay
' ers, 81.17V per hour; tenders Hue; li
months' work; Louis A. Lafrane, Windsor,
VL ; applyto Mr. Goulet, SUtft.. 8Dtf
WANTEDThreentiiass letter cutters":
one who can carve ; also three granite
cutters ; best of wages ; address C. Schlei
ters Sons, Freedom, Pa. S9tf
WANTED A good letter cutt'erTn "granite ;
good" wages; steady work; address, "Utica
Granite and Marble Works," H , Prespert
Street, Utica, N. Y. 8!lt
WANTED A man to live at Goddard Semi
nary for the summer and work on the
rounds ; apply oJO.K. Holllster. 88tf
WANTED-CNsht watchmanY Pavilion Hotel',
MontPfclier. ' 88t6
WANTED Experienced tumste'r; V. E.
Downing, 2t Cliff street, tel. H4-W or
People's telephone. Washinston. 88tf
WANt'ED-Single'man between iWoTrs'rto
travel with manager and solicit ; experience
unnecessary; salary or commission; write
l'crrest F. Sturgeon, Brandon, VU, Gen. Del.
88t8
EXPERIENCED CARVER WANTED "At
S6tr
Academy street.
T2tf
FOR RALK
GOOD PIECE OF RESIDENCE
PROPERTY NEAR CURRIER PARK,
CITY OF BARRE; INQUIRE OF
GEO. L. MORRIS,
ROOM 1. BOLSTER BLOCK.
6"tf
"GREENLEIGH," 205 S. Main streetf for
sale: the semi-bungalow residence of th
late W. F, Milne, built within 8 yean ; eon
tains 7 rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floors throughout, set tuba, cement cel
lar floor and steam heat ; henhouse and 2 ex
tra lota ge with th property; apple tree,
berry bushes, etc., and garden in imod con
dition ; apply to Mrs. W. F. Milne, tel.
2-M. s I7tf
FOR SALE Two-story, 2-tenement-house,
with good barn and eel tar under house
and barn, all in good repair; each tenement
has 6 rooms, electric light and bexh ; plenty
of garden for both tenements ;. the bam
could, for a small amount of money, be
made into a S-room tenement: th) la good
property to buy for home er investment; sit-
th nf said ritMunl and for a decree ' basement, built 8 yrs. awo : running waxer
of the residue of said estate to the lawful to house snd barn ; rarage, henbous and
claimant of the same, snd ordered that tooihouse: buildings all painted: land lays
public notice thereof be given to all persons wsrrn: smooth, machine-mowing fields, good
interestod in said estate by publishing this pastures, quite a quantity of timber and
nrdr thro t,rnsivelv previous to ! wood : a nice home for someone.
the day assigned. In the Barre Daily Times,
40-ACRE FARM in Marshneld, U ml. from
poa toffies on Cabot road ; location eae of
'.ne m.. a tmrxm t iiotj ii ouw. iu rooms. .....j . .....
all in fine shape: veranda, both .id-, tele- .Tf. .pTl,Cf CS
sck: 80-ft. barn n h,Vw7.-. pi7. i"N..v V.'i
phone and ahnre of stock
HELP WANTED Magnesia Tale Company,
Waterbury, Vt. BUZ
WANTED AT T3NCE A first-class machine
polisher : steady Work and stood bay ; ap
ply to Union Granite Co.. Waterbury, Vt
7u
TEAMSTER WANTED Also a few tons f
hay for sale: apply to N. M. Nelson, SO
Merchant street. Tltf
WANTED At Fletcher ousrry. Woodbury,
Vt. ; open shop quarry from Mar. 1, 1920 :
wanted now, 2 complete derrick erew. ; I
have a general store and furnish goods to
men in my employ at wholesale prices ;
house rent at 88.00 to 810.00 per month:
surface qusrry and good machinery ; write
for more information and state your experi
ence in a granite or marble quarry ; wilt
hire a few apprentices; L. K. Fletcher.
Woodbury. Vt. 14tf
FOR SALE Cabbage, Scotch kale, Savoy,
Brusslls Sprouts, 10c dozen or t6 cants
per 100, 81.00 for 160; cauliflower and
James Levi. 81 Hill
gilts
HUNTING DOK FOR SALE. .Ooodb red
P . ..12 LB?lll?J' tI"eet- sots
FOR SALE Up-to-date plumbin"gheating
and shctt metal business ; well stocked
and equipped, established with the best class
of patrons and doing a tine business all
seasons ef th. year; exceptional opportunity.
Also wish to sell Dodge truck" snd business
block: Mrs. Harold B. Carter, box llH
Sirinficld,Vt. gotS
F"0r SALE Second-hand bcltiirfeA ef
lo-inch leather belting and 80 feet of
11-inch cotton belting; J. W. Untiedt,
Northflcld, VL, R. F. D.J. mH
FOR SALE An Internationa"" ha7loader
, . and side" delivery rake, both ready lo
hitch to and do your haying ; price right,
can be seen on. the prcmiets, or write C. D
Dunham, WfUiamatown, Vt. 89tS
TRA VEL1NG CRANE 'FbRsrLEF-ton.
60-fcot span, Shaw 3-motor crane; imme
diate dtlivery; motors, 220 volt direct eur.
rent; address "T. C." care Times.' 8Bt8
1 set bed
a newspaper published at th city of Barre,
in sid district.
THEREFORE, you ar hereby notified to ap-
rr at the probate office in Motitiwlirr.
said district, on the day assigned, then
and there to contest the allowance of said
account if you see cause, and to establish
your right as heirs, legatee. nd lawful
claimant, to .aid residue.
Given under my hand, this 11th day of
June, 1920.
MARY J. CUTLER, Register.
Junel 8-22-2
ESTATE OP MARY k7 WRITE
State of Vermont. District of Washington..
The honorable probate eourt for the district
aforesaid, to the heirs and all person. Inter
ested in the estate of Mary E. White,
late ef the City of Barre. in said district.
I40-ACRE FARM in MsmhfWId, It. ml. from
poxtofflce : 2-story house in good shape:
good big barn just recently built ever;
euqipped with litter carrier and horse fork ;
shed room and tooihouse, large henhouse,
running water to house and barn : large ap
ple orchard, extra smooth nk-e-laying fields ;
plenty of pasturing, th. right kind: esti.
mated 100 M. ft. of lumber and a lot of
wood ; this farm will run 16 cown end team
and can easily be made to do more: someont
o'mht to get interested in this deal quick
when they se it snd find out the price.
FOR SALE tS SO. CABOT VILLAGE
ISO-ACRE FARM, extra good buildings, .11
in fine shape: lt-stnry house with versn
dss : house large enough for families snd
well-flnished rrerms ; one of Ihe best of cel
lar. ; nsrn. 40x7o. deep drop bays, a dandy
to
BIG ULCER
ALL HEALED
"Now I Can Walk," Says
Mrs. Southcott of Medina
Her i. another letter that mak fne
happy, sy Peterson, of Buffalo. "One
thst 1 would rather have than a thousand
dollars. "
Money tan t everything in this world.
There is many a big hearted, rich man who
would give all be has on earth to be able
to produce a remedy with such mighty
heeling power as Peterson's Ointment, to
sell at all druggista for J cen la a large
box."
Read this letter, written February 14
VIS, by Mrs. Albert Soulkrott, ef Medina.
Y. It seems lute a miracle, but it w
true, every word of it.
I knew rt Sews use I ret similar letter.
almost every eey from people who have
need my eantinent for eld sores, erseoia
and piles.
la it any wonoer I am nappy I
Prtenea. Ointment Co., Inc.. Buffalo,
V.
Deer Sirs )
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rr. never will 1 be wiuwut rrteraon s
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S. T. Adv.
PUBLIC HEARING
There will oe a public riearin) piren
in the city Council rhamher on Tue-
dar, June 20. at o'ckK-lt p. m., on the
petitint ef certain citizen tn restrain
th MamlaH to. of X. Y. from
buildinr a torsce plant st the corneT
North Main and t Second
trert.
8a JAMKf MACKJIV. Cut tVrk
DISSOLUTOX OF
PAUTNERSHir
14 Grade Jersey Cows 5?5
trict. n
Thsss cows freshened and psed the
tuberculin test last spring and begin
frpttheninp; in (September ', they were
raised by Mr. Hillings, from wfurm ref
erenee may be had.
One large sawdust body, 1 Empire
milking machine, 1 gasoline engine, 1
Lane clapboard mil, consisting of aw-
rig, lathe, planer, clipper, cutting-off
saw, log crane, shafting and pulleys; 1
Ford touring car; 1 1919 Maxwell tour
ing car, run loss than 4,0C' mile; 2
hogs; 2 bugjry wagons, 1 light lumber
wagon, with shaft and pole; 1 four
horse log wagon, 1 sulky plow, I two-
horse rake, 1 two-hurse hay tedder, 1
mowing machine, 2 grindstones, 1 dirt
scraper, 1 wagon pole; long list of
smsil tools, consisting In part of
chains, forks, shovels, whifhVtrees,
neck yokes, etc., etc.
Will also tske bids at the same time
and place on one
FARM OF 20 ACRES
more or 1ps. wifh house and barn;
also, one
FARM OF. 53 ACRES
more or less, with good building.
These fsrm hsve fine meadows, lst
of pastures, and spring water; are now
run as one farm.
For full particulars address Kd. Kil
garlan, Hard wick, Vt. Terms made
known at time of sale.
ED. KILGARLAN, Owner.
S. B. WAITE, Auctioneer."
drrd. GREETING:
wntntAft. appilcanon nui Been mso. ; , wnnA mlM, never-failing water
.., .,,. ..-ui. ii. iiui'i, i ." n hti M nn and all inside! a nice annl m-.
for llcens. and authority to sell all rh,H machine-mowing fields, cute har of
u't5. ol devcasci. " , (he best ouallty; 150 to 200 M. standing tim.
the City of Bsrre in said dis--, u. th. ,, -low, to . , hj -
representing to said court that it ,,i l..k u . - ,
would be beneficial to the heirs and all per- j nt hontm .Imoat new harnrssee : a lot
on. interested in the estote ef said deceased f rood firm (no,, . w))1 th prrvprTtJ ,u
to eell said real estate and convert the same tneether or fsrm without stock and tools)
"' I price fight either way.
And brtnelng into court the consent and j ,
approbation in writing of all the heirs to FTIU SALE tS SO. CABOT VILLAGE
said estate rsaldine la this aiatA anS setting '
forth the situation of the real estate. A SAWMILL all in food running condition,
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed I nearly an acre of land for yard room, t
and assigned the 14th day of July. , 1920. board saws and a number of small saws; a
t the probate office in Montpeher, in said j lot of entra belting, one 14-ln. belt .M ft.
district, to hear and deride pon said appli- '"' nearly new: a lot of ettra pulleys, a
cation and petition, and ordored public no- i blacksmith outfit, foree. anvil, drilling m fe
lloe thereof to be given to all person, inter- '"me. v.se work hesch ard a lot of other
entcd thenia bv mMkhm. ..irf nnbr. tn. bines : a large amount of room over mill
gether with the time and place of bearing. manufacturing rh.fr stork, or a great
three weeks snrreMtvely in the Barre Daily nlV f',r bobbin factwy. ns this t royrf
Times, a newspaper which circulates in the - "arairn ci. . a larye aoiwin, o,
neighborhood of those persons interested I" I tT1hrT JV ,f..ul" riht
said estate, all of which publications shall j''"'0 buy ,h whole outfit.
be preimis to the day assisned for hearing. ., ' . V. , ,
THEREFORE, vou arJ h.r,hv notified to Thm prnperfles. hoth farms and eillag.
annear K,-. iA , .. ,k. ..4 trrriied to sell : alto nav more.
place assig'ned, then and there in said eourt
to make your objections to the granting of
such license, if you see cause.
Oiven under my hand at Mnntnetter. In
said district, this 34th day of June. MiO.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge.
Jjinejajulyft-n
C0MMISSI0NERSrN0TlCE
building: Elwin L. Scott.
FOR SALE On Montpelier road, 1 mile
from Rarre. ft-room house, modern im
provement. ; large piazza with vine on
sides ; barn and henhouse and about t acres
of good land ; will sell st a reasonshle price
and terms if desired: Mrs. H. S. Miles, tel.
JM-X after ( p. m. 104tf
BUY A HOME IMMEDI
ATELY OR TAKE THE
PENALTY -
There is sure to be a shortage
of houses in Barre before
many weeks, and prices will
soar. These at the old
prices will be sold
at once!
f OR SALE I chamber suite.
springs, pillow., rocker, 2 hanging lamp
and a few other articles; inquire S North
street, tel. 144-M. ggta
KOR SALE-CIove-scented pinks, nice bou-
tjutts for 25e ; Booth, Cherry street, tel.
667-Y. aa.ji
f'OH SaXe On account of leaving town,
henhouse, 8x10 ft., 14 hens. 1 rooster, 15
chickens, weighing 2 lbs. apiece; 10 ducks,
7 weeks old ; good bargain, so come early ;
fP'.'L.i. Web?teL"venue aftf o'clock. 8'iti
FOR SALE New Ludwig- piano; will selTat
a big reduction If take at once; will be
glad to show this piano lo any person inter
ested ; Mrs. Odule Gilbert, Graniteville Vt
'phone S18-R. g7tj
FOR sILE-A 4-burDFlorence automatio
oii stove in good condition : price, f 16.00 ;
Mm. Narramore, Williamntown, Vt. 87t9
FOR SALE Two cottages at Lake Groton,
situated at head of the lake, with a nice
beach ; lut has several hundred pine trees of
8 years' growth; cottages contain good eoolc
itoves, dishes, bedding and other camp fur
niture; inquire of A. L. Hooper, Groton,
Vermont. g.tf
FOR SALE A small quantity of gi-ass
price made satisfactory; inquire Nellie J,
Perrin, quarry road. g4tf!
FACTORY plant at Hardwick7VCmiirem
atruction, main building 40x240, engins
room 20x60, office building 20x30, ttorag
building 20x48, alongside railroad; plenty of
land; 60 vacant tenements within half a
mile of plant; most of machinery is soldi
Hardwick municipal plant furnishes cheap
electric power: write E. JL Kleth.r wi-
burv- Vt- r ,'"82t2
F'OR SALE tihowoase, ice cheat 48"x25")t
72", ic. ehest 23"x42"x86" ; ButterKist pojt
corn machine, empty wine barrels, counters,
tables 20 x3', sleigh, wagon, clothes cabinets I
1 only 600-gal. wooden portable water tank I
window Minds, wheelhai-ms Kr.nir.n
day or Wednesday to Mias Smith. Pavilion r"' "'f"" double waon pole, pair of
hold. Montpelier. 89t2 1 ,,,"fu wl'n Jtl ached, preserving jars.
V"". "".'. nu jugs: ui. isa-j i
HELP WANTED FEMA LE
WANTED A refined, middle-aged woman
to assist in housework in small fam
ily on farm in village; one who would
appreciate a good home above high wages
preferred ; address Box 14, So, Woodbury,
Vt. , 8tf
grirl for jtwral
10S outh Main
ilOtf
apply
0tf
WANTED A capable
housework ; inquire at
street. Barre, Vt.
MAID- WANTED In. dietTitehen
Hcatnn hospital, Montpelier, Vt.
WANTED Girl for general housework, on.
over twenty-five preferred : telephone
Montpelie:r48. 9ot8
WANTED- Crade teachers for July ind
August; salary 18o; apply Monday, Tues-
A. R. COLE, Agent
Marshfield, Vt. Tel. 12-2
PUNCH
ESTATE OF OMA WHITCOMB
The undersigneds having ben appointed
cy the honorable probate court for the dis
trict of Randolph, commissioners, to re
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and de
mands of all persons a.ainet the estate ef
Om Whitrnmb. late of Orange, in said
district, dsreesed. and St II claims evhib
.ted in offset thereto, hereby give notice that
we will met for the purpose aforesaid, at
the Town Clerk's olre in the town of Ran
dolph. In said district, on the I4th day of
July and 8ith day of Ortohrr next, from
1 o'elnrk p. m.. until 8 o'clock p. m.. on
each of said days and that si months from
the 17th day of May. A. D ISM. is the
to prew-nt their clams to us for examine- 4"" - R- (Sampson IS a pure bred
tion and allowance. I Morgan.)
ihtto ri nanooipn, in is znin oay 01 eune.
Chestnut, white star ani strips in
iare, left hind psstero white.
Foaled March g, 19 14.
Height, 10 hands. Weight, 1,450 rbs.
Bred and owned by
H. R. C. Watson, Brandon, Vt.
rKDIGRKK: Hi sire wss Samson,
.VHil A. M. R.. son of Knox Morsn,
FINE RESIDENCE near Carrier Prk, ef
7 rooms; modern; hot-water heat; larg
barn and extra lot :' splendid porch and a
really fine home; only 13,800.00. It i worth
at least 1700. 00 mere. Liberal term, ef
payment.
WAITRESSES wanted at the Columbia Mo
tel. Bethlahem. N. H.. White Mountains.
July to Oct. ; 825.00 per month and fare one
way ; apply at once, stating age, experience,
etc. 88t6
WANTED At William town Inn. a kitchen
woman; good wages to responsible party;
tel. 277-W or write K. A. Bruce, Williams
town, Vt. , 87W
WANTED Woman for housework hear
Barre City : no washing, ironing or rooking :
89.50 a week: no one with children nerd
apply: write to "F. M.." care Times. 87 tf
WANTED Woman to work in kitehenTap-
ply to A. G. Nelson, Woodbury Lake
House, East Calais, tel. 8007-2 riainflcld.
, 79tf
EFFICIENT COOK. witrassess'nT kitchen
women wanted at once at Miller's Inn.
Montpelier.
LAUNDRESS Also chamber maTds-for "the
summer Meson ; apply Wm. M. Gale. Mer.,
Lake Morey Club. Fairlee. Vt . 5tf
PUPILS NURSES WANTED Young Women
to train as nurse, at Barre City Hospital.
Bfrre. t-Stf
WANTED A middle-aged woman for ren-
eral housework : state waees : address Mrs. i
ICullen Martin, Windsor. Vt. 12tf
WANTED Pupil nurses .ind attendants at
the Taunton State Hnnpital : wages. 35.fQ
per monh with maintenance; for particulars
address Dr. Arthur V. Gos, Eupt, Taunton
State Hospital. Taunton, Maas. I64tf
Joseph anleoni. T9tt
FOR SALE A very-thriving snonumental
business in town of Willows, Cal. ; county
seat and oniy snop in county ; reason fo
selling, poor healtli ; W. H. Brown, box 826,
Willows. Calif. T7t2
ONE PORTABLE GARAGFOB-&ALE-
Sue iixlS feet; C ' Bo
.- ; 7ti
FOR SALE A preparation for cleanin
granite and marble monuments; brighten
up the lettering and make, the whole monu
ment look clean and new ; guaranteed ; price
on application: Jamea Sullivan, 114 Park
street, Barre, Vt tt
lJty or tblTBLATKi)IA;
MOND RUBBER ROOK PAINT; water,
w rather, fire and sunproof: 800 lbs. to bbl.
I am ready to paint or repair your roofs ;
K. L. DcAsmore. 1 Pluaaant mtrmt
AUTOMOBILES
SIX-ROOM ORANGE STREET HOUSE
for 83.100.00 Corner lot. garden, only a few
rods from the enrline, handy tn school,
stone sheds, etc. : well plumbed : it is a good
trade t the price.
STEAM-HEATED 8 ROOM COTTAGE,
with all conveniences; very large lot; Hire
porch on 2 .ides; all in good condition Snd
ready foe immediate occupancy. Located
only a few minutes' walk from pnetoffice in
ffiwd neighborhood. Price f2,850.(K).
HOUSES TO RENT
HOWS THIS I NEARLY NEW S-ROOM
HOUSE, with bath. Iwhta. etc.: 1 hen
houses. 2 .trawherry patches, nearly an acre
in good garden, all up in nice shape; qtian-1
tity of apple trees, currants, etc. ; garden
and small fruit will he worth 8180.00 or
more to th. owner thie year; location i.
good, near school, and handy to granite
plants, ahmit 4 minute.' walk from car!in.:
price. 82.SOO.00.
TO BENT A nice warm upstair, tenement
of 8 room : all modem Improvements, in
cluding gaa stove, at 25 Maple avenue ; in
quire of Mrs. Canton, downstair.. SStf
TORENT 4-room modern tenement"--gas,
set range and gaa stove, also I sinrle fur
nished room ; Mrs. C. A. Churchill, 85 Mr-
L . , . a
r" an MeeJ .meb . i-Li
TO RENT Good tenements on Prospect touring car: write me rh.. r
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Ford auto for
saie; auto wouia carry passengers even
ings or Sundays : reasonable nrim - rfjnu
Charles N. Scott. Graniteville, Vt, Tel.
227 -l . . SOtf
FOR SALt- Pair black work horses ; AyiT.
old Morgan mare colt ; lO-yr.-old driving
mare: also a Ford car in good running er
dr; want to buy. standing near city from
25 to 50 tons hay, good mowing-; William
Rock. 17 Farwvll street 88t
FOR SALE Pony, pony wagon sndhaiC
new ; alee books for 1st year high trhooi ;
Mrs. D. fc. Ma if won. 119 Washington tireet.
,. . Bt
FOR SALE
Serie. . Franklin runahout
irii a-pasaenger Jacksoo ; both in good
condition snd square deals; A. C Eastman,
Woodstock. Vt B6t8
8350.OO BUYS;kNbX-T-PASs71:AR-OveS
hauled and in good running order? tirM
good, rear tires and tubes new; will make
JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY, we can of.
fer yrai a good home. huse, bam and 1 er
of land, part of which hue lot of straw
berries ; 82.00. 00 is the price. 86O0.SO down.
ABOUT ACRFS OF LAND WITH
roVKriRTABI.E HOUS AND BARN for
tl.8UI.nS; about 44 mile, from the city;
will kern 4 or 8 cows and team: term.
1500. 00 as first payment
A. D. 192.
HAY DEN M. OAYLORD.
EUGENE Y. BRIGGS. Commissioners.
June2-July-I8
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR. EDWIN F. HEININGER"
Bowj.and bldg. guRGEON DENTIST rHost "w
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
CURRIER BUILDING. BARRE, VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
RELIABLE PIANOS. PLAYER PIANOS,
VHTROLAS. 80NORA isi.kix; MA
CHINES. RECORDS. BHLET MUSIC
Telephone S69-W, Barre, Vt.
f HEAPER TO PUT UP AT THE
LAKE SHORE HOUSE
than to hir a ro:ir. R-onbli
rat with irtnd rrnfnrm1atioiM,
ith irarwr and hverf connrt?d.
West Danville, Vt.
HOWARD H.REID.D.D.S.
HOWLAND BUILDING
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
'Phone 1-M
Hi dam wss the imported Suffolk
Tnnrh mare Ashmoor Jtibtlpe, (t!074)
(iiH. bv HiiKtler Prince, 33'8, by Cwk
field i'rinoe, 317.1.
PUNCH WILL MAKE THE SEASON
OF 1920 AT
F. A. SLAYTON'S, BARRE, VT.
Call and see him.
TERMS: $13 TO WARRANT
ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS in fsmilv.
ne rt the beat investment properties in the
eity la heinv offered for sale. Inrmne near
ly lins.nn per month ; location nnmrellxL
at rorner ef Keith avenue end Rummer
street : 1 2-rrvwn hmnw. het heetme nlant In
the eity : all snWHem : Irwiuire of E. A. PHn.
rile or the D. A. Ferry Real Estate Acenry-
Thia la the time to buy. Let us
help you to decide.
TIIE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
WANTED TO BUY
DO YOU WANT A
HOME?
PERRY & NOONAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance IVrvire
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers j
uepot tseuare, Barre Tel. eonaertinn. 4'5-W
holstf.in cows in milk rrrw.iy t As ever'thing looks so pros
fmsh r bred t freshen ort. to Jan. ; ! perous in Barre at this time in
tonnr, either rood erade or rwietered. and I 11 r 1 ,
fmm a fedrrei tested herd: addreaTe tiki, all lines of business, we have a
ZiJrrf Cn"n,K VL few sood homes to offer for
t ASH PRH KS PAID for ratrs, ruteere. snet- l . J 1
Is. awrsrinea. h,drs. and ban a specialty ; Sale at a bargain.
paone si-i-n. caas oouia. ii Brook stret.
WANTED TO BUY Serond-hand famuu-a,
Snol. and staves ; inanire O. fimith, til No.
Mam atreet, tel. 72 -M. t3tl'
AUCTION SALE
SEE US
or
Dr. Thomas B. Tomasi
DENTIST
Room 18, Miles Euilding
OfTICE HOUR-: Wla.ltei.TWI
. TeVrpbone 1-W
riANO TUNING
R ARTHI R DUO
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
We are now reujr tit serve both fld and
new rustwners with a high srade of Jewelry. I
KejMiir work yusranteed.
O. J. DODCE. the Jeweler
24 FI.M FTREET
POLE AGENT IUK FOeTuN AMERICAN
COWS
n arvunt f pnor health I a ill srll
st rmilir aix-tion 00
THURSDAY. JULY 1, 20
at p. in.
On m farm on ftftit afreet, 2
rnilrs from i.rsnite ilie and 2Vj milf.
from Vilhamf own. my entire irrd f
Thnss s-W is Nertb Mam Ftrve ) tuberculin tested iti, ronif insr of
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
GAGE & GAGE
t HIRnPK At Tons
Hours rail : S-1S a. m. -trep Tuesday
and Thursdays. 7-1 n. ro
Ererines : s -IV tn . eareyit Twdars end
Saturdays
RARRE. VERMONT
rt fnay
Ntre i. ervVv en ta w
aswsfi ef tee cwsneetMn. by
wrvi ef eiertnevr.ej intm rislir
betwerii A. A- Ivr. H. tl earert e"d
I. t. I"ii-t. f the Srsa Mae 4 The
Vmmmm s era
A. A. rWce and L. t.. F'irS mft ealM
the S-essaeaa. ll a ar ewi'ert-
A UnvrE.
Fer the Eeetmaa Pwrr
OX MONIFELILR -Leave erdrrs at omrf PO! R: Sam toim iM
ftsiiey s Musk- Roems. barre. Tel. IV-V I p m. oror. Tweay. Ttn.-ri.'isr aid lrrh
' ! 5 fl flfrtr1r ff-tfer fnin
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN v viiout iiuioiuui
J and Jersey Cows
Tfr MW t -tint
MOTOR AMBULANCE HATES
East Barre. Weblerii' ai:4 (ranitrtilie to larr
Ormc?. Vahirc'on an 1 iKumtu n to Barre
Ureg l.tsnf trj
J. WIUTCOMa Eat Harrf, Vermont
TELXTHOM -W .
'ling snd in r-! s'fsie. rart freh.
! la :!- in OrlntwY M Nttieirher ;
'TwY.r.z lirifr, I thr esr-'ll JIol
-, f " ri'l. I vearl'rr hull, als-v I uew
-, 3 H r. M nar-ti er? n. i!-
V, . '",r sril ttrit tranur spreader
P" " Term t time of s-aie.
1 M. J. HttEA. rr.n.
J- T. JAKltSO!!, Arti?er.
S"S-H One Is a a-rootn eotta.ee. very
modem, flntsbed in wood, mostly hardwood,
with eiertrie li.hu. bath, and furaere beat:
nice rellar, nice lawn, with shade trexa.
aome fnitt tl sea : ait evtrm larw Lrf ili
one of tn best carden. In the eity: mee I COTTAGE HOUSE TO RENT On Vine
street. Seminarv street, and S-ron-n tene
ment with set tiihs. hot water nnd bath on
Berkley eourt : F. D. Berkley, Park street.
telephone SSS-VT. SttS1
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RFNT At 51
Merrhant street : fi rooms, bsth. raa and
elrrtnc liehH ; all in eood rendition ; in
ouire at 24 Merrhant street, tel. 1K5-W. S.ltf
TO RENT Tenement of 4 rooms at 141 No.
Seminary street : new ly naintd and pa
pered ; inquire of Mr. Itnssie at huse or Q.
A. Huntino-ton. an First avenue. Montnener.
telephone ronnertion. T4ff
TO RENT Small tenement at rii North
Main street : also a -rootn tenement en
North Seminary street ; O. D. ShurtlefT. ?
North Main street T4tf
TO RENT- rovntaira tenement of ( room..
nentry and heth. eiertrie lirhf and larre
rardin. tneher with Hsrn nrlvfieei : va
cant June IS: situated at 14 Clark street:
trlerhone S-R or inonir. at 11-22 Howlaod
huildin. Flwin I.. Srott. "tf
TENEMENT TO RENT Adwnsialrs trnd
ment with larre ham and ? anre rarrlens
st SS Berlin street : inquire Mrs. yne-rnie
Orsneer, IS Vaple Orove, er Ml.. Jeanete
Oren.rr st TiMm's Shoe Store. 7tf
TO RENT -room rottsee on RrnrV rt-wt,
newly repaired : call 89J-S3 ; F. H. Nlchr.1.
. Stf
TO RENT- Five-room downstairs ienemer-l
at Maple avenue: bath, ens ranee, eler.
trie lleh's : inquire at 12 Church street or
tel. T-M. ;tf
TO RENT -Five-room tenement with enrden
at S4 Elmwood avenue'; aoply t Mine ad-
area.. 0tf
TO RENT Small tenement aF Vo if Adcll-
son r'are : S!0 fin per menth ; Inquire of
E. M. White. 27 Upland avenue. tf
TO RENT Three-room tenement at 1 West
street hot and cold water. ra ar.d eiertrie
lirhrs: Inquire of T.. I.. Smith IT Wot
street, tel. SIS-T. or Alex. Mills (Tie. i-l
1?-W or SSS-M. t 8tf
TO F ENT--Tenement rooms. Sin a mo.;
Smith place. Mspl avenue: Smith Pros.
S4tf
TO RENT I-room tenement. 1st oor. Th
Nonbern; all modem: apply at 30 N'ortn
Main error. S4tf
TO RENT -Tenement at M Merrhant street.
awi 4 tenement, on Willey .treet. all 1n
Sret-r'as. s-ape: "wis in Improwements :
tie W. Mann. 4 Welllneton street. S.'tf
TENEMENT TO" RENT in house it nsr ef
Cunwr Mirk. IS. No. Main street : Inquire
ef R. S. Terrier after 7 p. m . 10 Ft
.treet. Rarre. lt
FOR RENT A rood "-room eottaee hme.
soria" water, bath : Ratrhelder stroet :
H. W. Scott, Bolster hlork. 14tf
senyon, rlurlinaton. VL Sltl2
OVERLAND 7-na.sensar I91 model tourin.
car for sale; gond runnina: condition ;
Mr.. Henry Payne. Barre. tel. JJ2-21. 80112
DOBOE TRUCK FOR SALE -Screen" body;
ftrxt-elaa. condition, rood ss new, 1919
model ; run about 3,000 miles. Fisher Farm.
Bethel, Vt. ntf
HORSES AND VEHICLES
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY -Calf 3T"Wh
Ins-ton, Vt, or address T A. Peede. t2t-'
FOR SALE three work horses," weishins
about 1.600 each; W. E. Nichols. teL
-M. 4tt
FOR SALE -Rublier-tired humry wagon fo
aale; inquire at 4 No. Main street. Mrs,
E. A. Withsm. 61t(
If You Need a Wagon
REMEMBER COLTON'S PLACE
If You Need a Harness
REMEMBER COLTON'S PLACE
If You Need Auto Tires
REMEMBER COLTON'S PLACE
If You Need Accessories
REMEMBER COLTON'S PLACE
barn, well finished, suitable for earaee or
to keep a teem, with a basemeeit under the
bam : the bouse sete on an elevation where
it affords a splendid view of the city ; we
can sell et a surpriainely low price, ron
.orrint the condition ef the place.
4i-G A i-teneraent bouse with a larre
plot of land with a rarden and plays-round,
shade trees. ua in very send shape, with e
bam : the partv is leavine the city and will
eeil at a .arrrftre.
For further information con-
afreet.: fi. I Woodworth. Eastman r'-k
tf
WANTED
WANTED- Br capehle his-h ethoolTioy. t
s'lion in store; addrese ' M." care ef Tioww
.Tice.
WANTED- Position timatir. drafun(
and arncrmJ sffct in eranite plant,
evpeirnce in both buildtua- and moovsamtal
work: best rvfrrtnrc.; write J. A. C, rare
Times omrr nll
WANTED Fnsitron in yranite onVe; have
ht evtwrienre in merhantcal
rosno-t with proereeiv
re Times. IS
41,0 0 ov.1 nfhor ' kooWHHtre l tenure in etner. orore
vtriiniiK mc.-c anu vuni with irfct ei
Tmruv4v onA nt Vl or forma rf fill 'dawirur: wwh lo o
.... . , ... I arm : write to . i B
Ge."cnpi.ions, eiock ana ioois.
apply to
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Arent
.MALE AND FEMALE HELP
It FX-P VTFl-yijnf m4 to
tke ffw .Im--mm aa at ttesaaVisaaatf. mt taVss -r-
numt 5tt IitwfiTtal for tr Ibmm mt 1 j bo-r ; A C'r. Xmrrm.
fHir ; tt-w- 4Mirr. mm fw-rtBUitf ton- jat K F cM lmr4 tum
rm tJ tfs-nf mnum uHi.rtr iw : j - tj -?i
FI'RMSHED ROOMS
fTTrKl fr w4vw fw im hmw
kr:r : insai-Y m U. L. pril, "-
ma tumiL.
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
STCK K FOR SALE Two Hoi. tea rwilkine
row that fTrw the lat of Jaauai-r.
1 HoktiiB bwil i ". e,e. I reewterwd
PeWtMin bell I wir oa. I v-rehire baifr
I f-r old: arr.4 ooea .rd a'l fuborrn!n
tftcd. rp!y l Cbea. N. Ledd. rest H I.
Trl. f.-lt n4
FOR ALF.-ne r-e H-Vtt-t. Vw'l eatf. S
sta. old. sired bv a rS-Tt.. ba'l era wt ef a
erwd pioiirir. elsm ; I pair ef beat y w -fc
WJ
W F
S-l
FARM EHS. ATTENTION
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
W. C. COLTON. Manaaer
84 State Street Montpelier. Vermont
Many Sulky Rakes
t thm present Umt ire only pfonr
imttatinri of thc mmde unfirr id
mnd explrrd p-ti-nU, containing: no
impr'iicjita mhairvftr.
We Want to Show You
somcthins: different in the finest
improved, up-todate hay raise in the
market. Thia rake has a
I DOIBLV TRUSSED
FRAME thst esnnot sar.
2. A HAND LEVER that
dnea not chanre pceition
when the foot dump ia
used.
1 REVOLVING STFF1.
AXIE aad DLMP12
TEVICE that cannot aet
oat of order
4 A DIMPTNO RAT
CHET. WITH FLANG
I S. that .trenalhen. the
t A REVERB IRLE
, TUMP Ir. rt hardened
' steel thst can be
chans-ed. to four different
pr-sitione and will last a
lifetime.
A CAM ACTION FOR
RELEASiNr. the DOG
and dumpine the rake
wrrhout shock. Jar or
toote.
7. A TOOTH MEAD so
attache- that jr-'H kop
tH-ir place and rake
clssn. "rrn when emc
down The ilwt hill.
THE TEETH are ?Ut
trned and hsve rhil
r tr taf will nt diy.
:VT IH HAN'.aiABI.K
HIR CAP nhK-h can be
lawd s-t-er ncHt or left
Is a rreat seviwe.
) WfMin V HEEL
wl it eTre width t-r-s
are the 1 t we ever saw
en anv Take
If ail trim sounds too road tn Ke
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