The Barre daily times., July 01, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

About The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959

Image provided by: University of Vermont

                
THFi BAHKK DAILY TBIES, BARRE. VT.y THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920
ABOUT THE STATE
Happening of Interest from
, Deferent Sectiooi.
George Varnille of Norwich, Conn.,
alias Oorjze Nichols of Coventry, was
caught in White River Junction Mon
day after escaping by automobjlo from
Coventry where lie robbed his employ
ers, Fred Barlow and Forrest Gleason,
of $.V0. Varnille pleaded guilty to the
theft and was sentenced to serve a
year in the state's prison at Windsor.
, Oorge A. Stevens, superintendent of
the Charles M.- Davis A Co. woolen mill
at Xorthfleld Falls, Inst one hattd in an
accident at the mill June 25. Think
ing a cylinder had stopped, revolving,
he put hi, hand into it, crushing the
hand, so badly that amputation was
necessary.
Adin F. Miller of llummerston and
George L.' Dunham of Brattleboro are
seeking the nomination as the two
senatora from Windlyim county to the
next legislature. Mr. Dunham repre
sented Brattleboro in 1917 and 1919.
Mr. Miller served as representative from
TJummerston in 1888 and 1919. - He has
'been town clerk 20 years, town treas
urer for 18 years and deputy sheriff for
25 years. Edward W. Aiken of Putney
had already made known his candidacy
for the same position.
HELPING SCHOOL. CHILDREN.
YOU can retain
tbe original
newness and color
of your shoes if you
select superior shoe
polish.
Whlttemore's superior
ity on these 3 points is
fit S
world famous.
1. Pressrrssths
leatker.
a. OiTts mere
lastiag tain.
j. Keeps shots
looking sow.
U$4 Quick Whit
in liamd or caku
for uhiti shott.
Work Accomplished by the Governor
Graham Fund.
Earlv in the spring, W. H. Jeffrey, as
secreta'ry of the board of charities and
probation, sent to the teachers .in the
schools letters asking them to rec
ommend the names of children who
need medical attention to improve their
liealtn as set forth in the letters wh'uh
Mr. Jeffrey sent each teacher. The
reslt was that some 40 children were
selected and of that number about 20
are now under care and have gone to
hospitals for treatment or for opera
tion. The payment of these expenses
is met by fund which come from what
is known a the Governor Graham
fund, because he originated the idea
and helped start it. One of the inter
esting things about this fund is that
at times it has been below $5 with
a considerable amount of bills for op
erations or treatment to be met within
a few davs and it is very surprising to
note that each time money has been
forthcoming to meet, these require
ments and without solicitation. Some,
who have been following the work,
have already made tneir imra gut.
Those range from small sums to hun
dreds of dollars. A report of how money
was spent goes to each contributor
and in cases, where, say $."0 is sent, and
the donor wauts an individual report
of where the money went, that is given
him, showing just what was done for
each child. The money was used to
relieve suffering. This work has noth
ing to do with the money which ti e
state provides and is entirely outside
the regular work as set forth in the
provisions of the statutes.
Renew Teachers' Probationary
Certificates.
Dr. M. B. Hillegas. commissioner of
education, has sent the following letter
to the school superintendents: At a
recent meeting of the sUte board of
education the following action was
taken;- - - - - ' " .
"That the commissioner of education
be authorized to renew probationary
certificates for the third time, it being
understood that this is an emergency
regulation due to the fact that the
stata is not maintaining sum
mer schools for the summer of 1920.
This regulation shall be effective for
the school year 1920-21." This action is
tsken in order that the board may be
assured of sufficient teachers in rural
schools in the coming year.
MARSHF1ELD
Communion service next Sunday
morning; topic, "Sacrifice for Truth's
Sake." Sunday evening at 7 o'clock,
communitv service on the green; topic,
"Puritan Spirit of 1620 and Indepen
dence Day of 1920." There will be pe
rial music and everybody is invited.
If the weather is not suitable for an
out-of-door service, the services will be
held in the Congregational church.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Hall and two chil
dren returned the first of the week to
their home in Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sulham of Con
cord, X. H., are the guests of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sulham.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson vis
ited relatives in Barre over Sunday.
Miss Carrie Bcekley has finished
work at Goddard aeminary and re
turned home a few days ago.
Mrs. K. V. Spencer arrived home
Saturday, after visiting in Plain
field, East Montpelier, Barre and Wood'
bury.
Mrs. E. H. Taft. leaves Thursday
.Tnlv 1. for Crawford. X. H., where
he' has a position for the season.
Rovce Pitkin is working in Plain
field for Warren Fifield duiing the
summer.
Miss Lillian Ward has been visiting
relatives tn Moretown the past week
r 10 davs.
. O. D. Cole was in Barre a few day
recently and Mrs. Cole, who has been
visiting her daughter, returned with
him.
Delma and Carl Hsrtson of Windsor
are visiting their uncle, Henry Hart
Son.
Percv Pitkin is working for F. H.
Brown" during haying.
; Miss Dorothea Cameron elcbrated her
13th birthdav last Saturday by invit
ing a company of her young friends to
spend the afternoon witn her. .Most
enthusiastic reports are given by .ll
present of a very enjoyable time.
GERMAN POTASH INDUSTRY
W ORCESTER .
A son was born June 29 to Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Keith.
Will Witham and daughter, Katie,
visited in "Wolcott Sunday. -
Bernard- Tracy and family took a
carriage drive to Cambridge Saturday,
returning Monday.
Mrs. Walter Picknol of Xorwlch has
been spending a few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Freeman Rivers.
Lewis Gibson and family and John
Rounds of Fairfield visited at Arnold
Gibson's last week.
Mr on, I lr. v. O. Bolton and Georife
Thompson of Gaysville called on
friends in. town Minaay.
John Richardson is quite ill at the
home 01 uean wimam. ,
Mrs. Isaac Peterson and children of
Barre are at their farm on Hampshire
hill for the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett of Barre vis
ited Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Warren Sun
day. ' -
Mr. and Mrs. James Hill of Barre
called on friends in town Sunday.
niuri. Simerintendent Walter Dav-
.nnrt nf St. Albting and Rev. Georee
I-ock of Waterbury were in town for
the quarterly oonterence 01 me u. l.
church Tuesday.
Mrs. r. A. Slavton and Miss
Edna and Earl Slavton of Morrisville,
Mrs. Dominic Weafcr and son, Koneri.
of Dorchester, Mass., were guests of
Mrs. Carrie town ana ansa cime au
bott Sunday.
NORTH CALAIS
. XX . ' 1 ! U .... .n
Jlr. ana .Mrs. tstar vimkih-i hi
daughter. Xatalie, of Brookline, Mass.,
1 ; 1 - artAnrlinfT WActc' VflCfttlon
UHW UfCll e- j.v ii....g -- .
at their summer , cottage, returning
home inesaay.
Ivan Lavern, noy aim nire ......
of South Fayston spent the week end
. 1 !..,;. a tint Mr J .Ink-
at ine iiume ui mtu v,
man. ,
jwr. ana .virs. ivnnui i-m-u., -
son. John, of Barre were in town last
weeK. ,
, 1 f. T.Aa W'liil anrl rnll-
iir. ami " " 0 - -----
dren of Plainfield visited his mother
Suiirtav.- ' - ,
-Mr.-ami jrirs. wt "
Calais visited her sister, Mrs. Alice
uaniei. ouniuij.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reynolds of
East Barre were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dailey several
. 1. , i U 4 . . -Am 1, it nil
davs lam wees, uu
went on a fishing trip to Elligo pond,
where they caught' 150 perch in three
cours. . ,
Tk. .innlln rrirU returned home on
l lit: vn.l.l'...-
Tuesday, after spending a week in
. 1 t
camp at mo m uu.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Daile, Hester
Wheelock and Mrs. Ruth Woodcock,
t : 01 .Aa vAiio t r-.nL- a n auto-
mobile trip to Randolph Sunday.
i ani 1r ( laiiiln Youne were
called to Barre "recently 041 account of
the illness and death of his mother.
Charles Dailey, Mr. and Sirs. Ivay
mond Wheeler and friend took an au
tomobile trip to West Thombaonville
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. Pipper of Montpelier
visited Ralph Persons Thursday.
Alonzo Lapoint has been called to
Tunbridge to ee his father, who is
very ill.
Mrs. Joseph Earle went to uranite-
ville Monday.
Harrv 'Dailey was fn Barre Monday.
V. .f Dailev and party of friends
motored to Walden Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Batclielder, Miss
Edith and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Persons
were called to Morrisville Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Batchelder's
father. Rufus Dailey carried them in
his automobile.
Charles Dailev, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Wheeler, Guy Angell and friend
. . . tlT-.t 1 .
motored to Joniwm on ueuwuuajr wi
la ftt wpclc
Herbert Celley and friend of Barre
visited his mother, Mrs. Myron Dailey,
on Saturday.
' HUMOR HAS ITS PLACE
In National Conventions Though Dele
gates May Be Jaded. ,
Chicago, July 1. The long hours of
oratory that mark every national po
litical convention may bore the tired
delegates and spectators nearly to the
point of exhaustion, but never kill
their sense of humor. Occasionally a
witty sentence or a quick rejoinder has
been credited with having had a great
er effect on the final reult than all the
oratory of the picked spell-binders.
At the recent Republican gathering
at Chicago, Frank B. Willis, former
governor of Ohio, was nominating Sena
tor Warren G. Harding for the presi
Annnv tYhin was far down in the list.
The 13,000 sweltering persons, who
. ... , rt ,! 1 1 i:..,.n.J
crowded tne pig touseum, uu iitwn
with only half-interest to more than
five hours of fervid oratory when Will-
1 1
is, closing ins speecn, sain : v en, ooj
and girls, let's nominate Harding."
The friendly humor brought' a ready
response.
The next day, when the landslide to
ward HardiVg began, an Ohio admirer
of the senator, who had inscribed the
sentence on a huge sheet of cardboard
dropped it from the gallery. It made
an instantaneous hit.
Earlier in the contest, a negro dele
gate from Oklahoma, appearing before
the credentials committee at 3 o'clock
in the morning to press his claim for a
seat, put new life into that body and
won his point by a remark. Having
told how the "lily white" side had held
its convention in a hotel from which
negroes were barred by the proprietor,
he said:
"Why, gentlemen. In Oklahoma
ther's "'Jim Crowiem' from the hen
house to the hotel."
In the laugh that followed a motion
to seat the contestant was carried
unanimously.'
WILL HANDLE MUNITIONS.
Railwaymen at Some Irish Centers
Vote Government Support.
Cork, June 30. The railwaymen at
Larned, Ballyclare, Colorraine and oth
er northern centers have passed a res
olution to supMrt the government l y
handling munitions and military traf
fic. - .
Too Fat?
EASY, HOME SELF TREATMENT
Overstoutness weakens, the liver be
comes sluggish, fat accumulates, heart
action becomes wean,
energy fails, work is an
effort and the beauty of
the figure is destroyed.
Fat excess is unhealthy.
it shortens lives of many.
Don't allow your heHh to b ruined through
a burden of unhealthy fat. Brcomt iltntUrl
Spend some time daily in the open air:
ferea .ie deeply. Get from any druggist a box
o( Korein and follow Korem system simple
directions that come with it
Weish youraelf and take your mAsurt
ments every week. Continue reducing; until
you are down to normal. Korem sytn is ab
solutely harmless, is pleaaant. and twn a tew
days' treatment ta likely tc show a noticeable
redaction, Legionsof testimonials.
K ore in system (pronounced kornm
has succeeded when other remedies.
etc, have failed. It is the
delight of those who wish
to'imDrove their figure and
to acquire a young, active Jr
appearance. $100.00
guarantee that you reduce nZZZ.f-T
10 to 60 pounds, ( whatever you need to)
r cost you nothing! Buy Korein at
any busy pharmacy; follow directions.
Show stout friends this adrtwrntnt.
WARNING
la in!f ynr hH raaalar da ent 1
or Uiml luatftw: )M W KoaOLAXi
as, ami. wtontr. But -i4 r
nirtlnat. Ob'aliist nit!m wtt
bot. Krai M n'ict tr airr aUBWoo.
tr.Hudlnc rontlr twn. Saaaaa. SII9
tak. a)kl. (. "wti. irp .
bmA rin. m-mwmtm. tffip7ls. Indite
Ut. eaalv, awaiai aad fbjtiatl SuiWaia,
Is Flourishing And is One of tbe Few to
Do So. !
Berlin, .fuly 1. One of the tery few j
German induatries that may be said to j
tw flourishing is the potash, industry.
The production if this raw material j
and its derivations is entirely in tier-
man hand and the demand for it both j
at home .ad abroad is ronstsnt and j
eager. One tympany has made during ;
the. last fiscal year a record net profit
of 4-1,000.0"0 narL. while another ha
made nearly 1.000000 mark.
Job Waaamaker said,
"Life insursm-e enable a n-an to give
durirg his 1 fetirr and still leave aa
estjle for dependents." Both reason
aei Vomfcrt are in the tufcstjoti
National Ltfe l. Co. (Mutuali. S. f.
B; lard, general aent, RuJto LUk k,
Xlotitpelier, Vt.
EXPERT
WELDER
on the job all the
time. Bring in your
broken parts and
have them made as
good as new. .
A.M. FLANDERS
107 Ne. Maia St. Barre, Vt.
ALL HIS AILMENTS
DISAPPEARED
When He Tried "Fruit-a-tlves"
or Fruit Liver Tablets
Mount Belknap Hotkl,
Lakeport, N.H.
- "At 70 years of age, chronic Constip
cjjodwas causing nia to suffer with
distressing Headaches, Diwiness and
Indigestion. ' .
I believe I have taken more medi
cine than any half-dozen people In
town ; but nothing did me good until t
tried 'Fruit-atives'.
Right away I could see their good
effects. After taking them for threo
months, . my bowels were regular,
and Hue other ailments disappeared".
FRANK A. HALE.
60c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c,
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVE3
Limited; OGDENSBURG, N, V.
7V
if
Beautiful Women
of Soclety.durlngthepast
seventy years have relied
unnn It for their dlstin-
uithed appearance, ins
soft, refined, pearly
white comnlexlon it
renders Instantly. I
always the source of
flattering comment.
BUG-OLOGY
v Figure This Out
Bedbufta lay an avaraaa of aevan okks pet
Jy. Under favorabla eondition. thef hatch
in flv day, of which two-third are f
mala. They mature to adult (w and ara
capable of laying- in four weeks. How many
badbusa would you have tn yr it you
left on femala or bb unmolmted" for one
year? To rid the peaky bedbug, you an
readily ae how necessary It to M
preparation that will kill tha isma aa well
aa tha live onea. P. D. Q. haa'been demon
atratwl by tha ldln hoapiula. hoUla nd
- ..... .k.. iti, a. f Mtt and most
railroaa rwiji... ;
cconomiral way to atop fatura BWierationa
of bedbufta, roaches, flras and anta is to o
tha new discovory. Taaky Devils Qutetua.
A 85o packare of P. D. Q. makes a quart,
enoutth to kill a million bedbujm. roaches.
ji mr.A -antirm and at tha tsmi tim de
stroy thair avara as weil.
Impoealbta lor mem 10 n a. .
Q is proprly used. Frae. patent spout in
every packace t et the pesky devlla in tha
hard-to-net-at-plaeej. .
8tial Hoapital and Motel lt $2.60
makea fiva aallona of P. D. .-your dnrn
cist haa it or can irt it for you. or aent pre
paid upon receipt of price by tha Owl Chem
ical Co., Terra HauU. lnd. Success of P. D.
Q. haa caused imlUtors, cenuina P. D. J.
is never ped'U'- ' ...
Sold by Ernest Drown and other leadinf
druirtrista. Adv.
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE
I,
40-VcBE FARM in Marshfteld, ml. from
postof)ica on Cabot road ; location ne n
k.: a lares 1U story house. 10 rooms,
all in Ins ahape; verandas both aldea, tele
phone and share 01 stoca : bu-il Darn who
basement, built yra. ifo: runnln water
to house and barn ; a-arasre. henhouse and
toolhouaa; buildinxa all painted; land lays
warm ; emooth, machine-mowin fielda, rood
pastures, quite Quantity of timber and
wood ; a nice home for someone.
M0.ACRE FARM In Marshfield, IVi ml. from
poatomce: 2-story house in itood shape:
good big barn just recently built over:
euqipped with litter carrier and horse fork :
shed room and toolhouse. lanre henhouse,
runninat water to house and barn ; lanre ap
ple orchard, extra smooth nice-layinar fielda :
plenty of nasttirintr. tha riitht kind; eati
mated 100 M. ft. of lumber and a lot of
wood; thia farm will run 1ft tows and team
and ran easily be made to do more: someone
oueht to get interested in thia deal quick
when they see it and And out the price.
FOR SALE IN SO. CABOT VILLAGE
1IA-ACRE FARM, extra itood buildings, all
in (ine shape: 1-story house with veran
das; house large enough for I familial and
well-finished rooms ; one of the beat of eel
lam j barn, 40x70, deep drop bays, dandy
silo, good atablea, never-failing water to
buildings and all inside: nice apple or
chard, machine-mowing fielda, cuts hay of
the beet aualtty : 150 to 200 M. standing tim
ber on the place, close to mi(J : 20 head of
cattle, of-which 11 are nice cow: a good
pair of horaea, almost new harnesses : a lot
of good farm tools : will sell the property alt
together or farm without stock and tool;
price right either way.
FOR SALE IN SO CABOT VILLAGE ,
A SAWMILL all in good running condition,
nearly an acre of land for yard room, 4
hoard saws and a number of small saws ; a
lot of extra belting, one 14-ln. belt 50 ft.
long, nearly new; a lot of extra pulleys.
blacksmith outfit forge, anvil, drilling ma
chine, vise, work besch and a lot of other
thlnea : a large amount of room over mill
for manufacturing chair stock, or a great
nlare for a bobbin factory, as this pronerty
is located rinse to a large amount or all
kinos of timber and if taken right away
J700 buys thia whole outfit.
These properties, both farms and village.
ara advertised to sell ; alto nave more.
Celebration
at Marshfield,
Monday, July 5th
Come out and enjoy the day.
While in town come in and
look over our line of Furni
ture. ,
Lee & Clara B. Shortt
Marshfield, Vt.
Public Auction
I will sell at public awtion on the
premise on
SATURDAY, JULY 3
at o'clock p. m., the following
described property:
REAL ESTATE .
The home farm of the late Rithard
Kennedy, containing 2t0 acrex, suitably
divided' into tillape, pasturage and
.woodland. Comfortable buildings with
never-failing water at houne and barn.
One of the best ugar orchard in
town.
Personal Property
One Kddy disc hoe, 1' light ' 2 horse
traverae aled with brake.. 1 net Holly
trucks, 1 V. A. Wood dine harrow, 1
Oftborna nmoothinR harrow, I MfOoT
mack home rke, 1 MeOormack mowing
machine, 1 one-horae. power, 1 Del-aval
cream separator. 1 Leader evaporator
and arch, atoraije tank, tiraw tubs.
siiearinB off arch and pan, about 8tK)
I sap bucket with cover, about 1,000
ap npoutr(all sujjar tool galvanized),
I 6 length of galvanized -in. iron pipe.
l fat hogH, 5 two-year-old heirer. i
i yearling bull. 1 pair 2 yr.-old teer,
cow, tail heiler calves, i veai ran, i
3-vr.-old stallion, 1 four-yaar old mare
wi'th foal bv her ide, 1 three year-old
mare, 1 two year-old mare, 1 yearling
colt, 1 gooee, several tons oi nay ana
straw.
Sale positive. Term at sale.
EUGENE H. KENNEDY, Admr.
B. H. ADAMS, Auctioneer.
Chelaea. Vt., July i, 190.
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR7EDWIN f. heinint.er
bowlasd blw. SURGEON DENTIST PHoyK "-w
A. R, COLE, Agent
Marshfield, Vt. Tel. 12-2
WANTED TO BUY '
HOLSTEIN COWS IN MILK Prefarably
'fresh or bred to freshen Oct. to Jan.:
young, either good rrade or roistered, and
from a federal teated herd ; address or tele
phone C. L. Speare. Wast Corinth. VL 8St6
CASH PRICF.8 PAID for rain, rubbers, met.
ale. mainlines, hides, and bans a specialty;
phone 407-B. Sam Gould. 11 Brook street
Mt26
WANTED TO BUY Seronithand "turnitura,
tools and atovaa : inouire O. Smith. 33? Na.
Mam street, tel. 72-M. 8ti
Three Lines for 25c
The Times will publish Want, Lost and
Found. For Sale, To Let, etc. short adver
tisements at th rata of , three linos lor
twenty-five cents for tha first insertion and
ten cent for each subsequent Insertion.
HOUSES F0RSALE
Mill si I :K.v.n.im house and barn
aJao Unto garden; B. Marriott!, Cor.
Howard andPike atreeU.
FOR SALE At Webstcrville, 6-room house i
never-failing spring water; inquire of Paul
Snow, EaatBarr.yt. J 88t5
FOR "6 ALE Small plact, 2 acre, barn, hen
house, Juat off Gulf road; 60 to 65 acres
adjoining could ba bought; berries, fruit and
soma lumber; Clarence Moulton, Weat Hill,
tel. 2W-W. , 7t
FOR SALE A nice home in Bouth Barre;
10-room house, barn, henhouse and garden ;
house is heated by Silencer steam heater,
which cannot be beaten, burns the cheap
buckwheat coal ; electric light in house end
barn ; nice lawn with ahade trees and shrub
bery ; will aeil at a big aaerince ; inquire of
W. L. Carr at Jones Bros. Co. or on prem
ises. 6 tf
FORSALE 7-room cottage, all modem eon
veniences ; barn, garage, 8 lots if desired ;
owner leaving city ; J. Bossi, 8$ Berlin
street. 6tf
FOR SALE Cottage house of rooms, good
location ; . downstairs finished in hard
wood ; bath, furnace heat, hot and cold wa
ter; a nice home tor someone; inquire ot
Alex. McHafne, 19 Harrington avenue, or
Mrs. Annie Julian, owner, 68 Pleasant
street. , 'f'tl
FOR SALE Trow block, 115 South Main
street, contains 2 stores, 2 tenements, also
2 building lota ; good renting property ; price
for immediate sale, $6,600; H. G. Boyce, 11
Academy street. T2tt
"GREENLEIGH." 206 S. Main street, for
sale ; the semi-bungalow residence of tha
late W. F. Milne, built within years; eon
tains 1 rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floors throughout, set tuba, cement cel
lar floor and steam heat ; henhouse and 2 ex
tra lots go with the property ; apple treea,
berry bushes, etc., and garden In rood con
dition; apply to Mrs. W. F. Milne, tel.
42S-M. ; 7tf
FOR SALE Two-story. 2-tenement housei
with good barn and Cellar under house
and barn, all in good repair; each tenement
haa 6 rooms, electric lights and bath ; plenty
of -varden for both tenements; the barn
could, for a small amount of money, be
made Into a 6-room tenement; this is good
property to buy for home or investment: sit
uated at M Clark street; price right; tele
phone 66-R or Inquire at 21-22 How land
building ; Elwin L. Scott t
FOR SALE-On Montpelier road, ! miles
from Barre, g-room house, modern im
provements ; Isrge piasta with vinee on S
sides ; hsrn and henhouse and about 2 acres
of good land ; will sell st a reasonsble price
end terms It tiemirii : Mrs. H S. Miles, tel.
ill-X after p. m. I04tf
BUY A HOME IMMEDI
ATELY OR TAKE THE
PENALTY
HELP WANTEDMALE
WAN! ED -Letter cutter to operate "sand
blast machine; McDonnell at Sons, Inc.,
Circle street, Barre. M
WANTED Young man to workon farm,
16 to 20 years old; apply to Leland H.
Little, Main road to Plainfield.
WANTED AT ONCE First-clasa- bricklay
ers, $1.17 per hour; tenders 80c; 12
months' work; Louis A. Ls frame, Windsor,
Vt; applytoMr Goulct, Supt.. ; ti
WANTED Three nrst-cUu' letter-cutters ;
one who can carve; also there granite
cutters ; best of wagea ; address C. Schlei
tera Sons, Freedom, Pa. t9lt
WANTED A good letter cutter "on granite;
good wages; steady work; address, mica
Granite and Marble Works," 89 Preanect
Street, Utica. NJf ?t6
WANTED A man to live at Goddard Semi
nary for the summer and work on the
grounds ;apply to O. K. Hollister. 88tf
WANTED Nght watchman Pavilion Hotel",
Montpelier. 8816
WANTED Experienced UemsterT F. E.
Downing, 22 CHIT street, tel. 144-W or
People's telephone. Washington. 88tf
WANtED SingTrman between lMTynf., to
trsvel with manager and solicit : experience
unnecessary ; salary or commission ; write
Forrest F. Sturgeon, Brandon, Vt, Gen. Del.
88t6
ExFEENEDAlrrVER W ANTED , At
ONCE Cross Bjs..orthfleJd,Vt. 86tf
HELP WANTED Magnesia Talc Company,
Waterbury.yt 82tl2
WANTED AT ONCE A first-class machine
polisher ; steady work and good pay ; ap
ply to Union Granite Co., Waterbury, Vt
TEAMSTER" WANT EDXiso"o7fe tons of
hay for sale ; apply to N. M. Nelson. 20
Merchsnt tr!t "
WANTED At Flkcher ousrnr. Woodbury,
Vt ; open shop quarry from Mar. 1, 1920:
wanted now, l complete aerncx crew ,
have a general store and furnish goods to
men in my employ at wholesale prices :
knnim rent St 18 00 to 110.00 Der month i
surface quarry and good machinery; write
for more information and state your experi
ence in a granite or marble quarry; will
hire a few apprentices; fc. K. rietcner.
Woodbury. Vt H
FOR SALE
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
HELP WANTED Young men and women to
take positions aa attendants at the Ver-
- . . . 1 1 In.... a, W
terbury ; to those who dseire. an opportunity
oiTered to attend nurses' training course:
apply at Hospital. Waterbury. Vt. lOrf
LOST AND FOUND .
LOST Wednesday afternoon on state road
between Barre and Burlington, a light
wtight topcoat of dark green mixture; finder
please notify Lewie H. Bradley, 62 Avalfm
roed. Portland. Me. : reward. 92t
FURNISHED ROOMS .
TO RENT Two rooms in Eastman block.
furnished or unfurnished, for light house
keeping; inquire of G. L. Woodworth, East
man blork. tf
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
CURRIER BUILDING, BARRE. VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
RF,IAml?EPTLAR PIANOS,
CHINES. RECORDS. SHEET ML51C
Telephone 369-W, Barre, Vt.
CHEAPER TO PUT UP AT THE
LAKE SHORE HOUSE
thsa to hir a eotlaee. Reaw.abl
ntaa with good accommodation,
with garage and liver eonaerted.
Telephone 16-
West Danville, Vt
Dr. Thomas B. Tomasi
DENTIST
R&om 18. Miles Building
OlUCE HOURS: I is H I la I, t te I
Telephone I9i-W
PIANO TUNING
ft ARTHUR REED
nm in MONTPELIER Leave erden at
rl..l-ys Music Rooms. B.rr. Tel. -W
HOWARD H.REID,D.D.S.
HOW LAND BUILDING
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
'Phone 1-M
PERRY & NOONAN
UNEXCELLED FUNFRAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance Service
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers
Depot Square, Barre Tel. connection. 42&-W
SEE US
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
We are now ready to serve both old and
now rustomera with a high grade of Jewelry.
Rerair work guaranteed.
O. J. DODGE, the Jeweler
24 ELM STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR ' BOSTON AMERICAN"
GAGE & GAGE
. (.UIROPR ACTORS
Houra Daily : 1 0 a. m. escert Tuesday
and Thursdays, 2-1 p m.
Evening : :30 to a. e ept Tudaya and
Ssturdays
BARRE. VERMONT '
Phone 2-W U North Main Street
Real Estate and Personal
Property at Auction
The undersigned will ell t auction
on
TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920
at 11:30 o'clock thtrp
on the premigei, iVi mil1 fro We,t
Topthtm, on the ute road to Wellt
River, the following described
real eitate:
THE HOME FARM
known a the .lackson place, contain
ing 104 acre. Two sets of farm btiild
in, both in comfortable shape. The
farm ia suitably divided and there ia
a quantity of noft wood lumber. Oood
water. One of the beat trout brook
runs through thia land. Term on real
estate will be one half caah.
17 HEAD OF STOCK
10 Grade Jersey And
Holstein Cows
all frrh except 2, which will freshen
oon after the sale; oood age and aize.
an extra oood lot; 1 three year-old
Holstein heifer, bred: 1 pure bred Hoi
stein 2 year-old bull; thia animal i
from the White Hros. herd: 5 calves;
pair work horses, weight about 2,4i0
ll.. a good all round team, sound and
pood ag.i', ' and H years old. cost me
$."i0.00 2 years ajio; 1 brood sow, 1
shoat weighing about 150 I small
er shoat. '
Trvnr c TVn.tn,., farm wacon
. wv - -
with wofd body and rack; 2 hore
sled with brake, tip cart, spring tooth
harrow, plow, cultivator, mowing ma
chine, expres wagon with extra bdv,
rake, light Concord wagon, light sleigh,
set work harnesses, driving harnesses,
cream separator, milk cans, milk pails,
grindstone, atone boat, amoother, l.Onft
ft. baaawcMwl lumber, a lot of mixed
lumber, and all amall tool, chain,
scythes, snaths, ete.
Also a quantity of honehold furni
tup.
Terms on peronal property at time
of ale. Lunch for those coming from
t distance.
JAS. McGTJIGAN, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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 Bold
at once!
FINE RESIDENCE near Currier Park, of
modern : hot-water heat ; large
bam and extra lot; splendid porch and
really fine home: only tJ,S00.00. It I worth
at least 1700.00 more. Liberal terms t
payment
SIX-ROOM ORANGE STREET H0CS3
for 13. 000.00 Corner lot, (arden, only a few
rods from the earline. handy to school,
atone sheds, etc. ; wil plumbed ; It is a rood
trade at the price.
STEAM-HEATED .ROOM COTTAGE,
with all convenience : very lar lot: nice
porch on 2 eld's; all In (rood condition and
ready for immediate occupancy. Located
only a few minutes' walk from pmtofflce in
rood neighborhood. Price S2.860.00.
HOW'S THIS I NEARLY NEW -ROOM
HOUSE, with bath, lla-hts, etc.: hen
nouses. 2 strawberry patched, nearly an acre
tn good e-anien. all up In nice shape ; quan
tity of apple trees, currants, etc. : garden
and small fniit will be worth H.0.00 or
more to th owner this year: location ia
rood, near school, and handy to granite
plant, shoot 4 minutes' walk from ear'.in ;
price. 12,600.00.
JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY, we can of
fer you a good home, house, bam and 1 acre
of land, part of which haa lo of strw.
berriea : J. 000 00 is the price. 1600.00 down.
ABOUT !. ACRES OF TAND WITH
rOMFORTABLE HOUSE AND BARN for
II.S80.00: about H mile from the city;
will keep 4 or ( eow and team : terms,
1500.00 as first payment
ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS in family,
one of the best Investment properties In the
rity is being offered for sal. Income nr
ly 1100.00 pr month: location unexcelled,
at comer of Keith svenu and Summer
street: IJ.room house, best heating plant in
the city : all modern ; Inouire of E. A. Prin
dle or th D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
This is the time to buy. Let us
. help you to decide.
THE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DO YOU WANT A
HOME?
Ww wwvae Iaw" I
HDIIAlty
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN!
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Off,.- in Rom VS. Mil Building
Telerae CeonertKie)
OFFICE HOI fiS : m. to 12 as. 1 :
4 p m- Mondsy. Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
As everything: looks so pros
perous in Barre at this time in
all lines of business, we have a
few good homes to offer for
sale at a bargain.
i
SW-H-One is a -room cottager very
modem, finished in wood, mostly hardwond,
with electric lights, bath, and furnar heat ;
nice cellar, nice lawn, with shade treee.
Ion of the best gardens in th city: mice
hern, well finished, suitable for garage or
ta keep a teem, with a basement under th
bam : the house seta on an ek-vation whr
it affords a splendid view of th city; we
can sell at a surprisingly low price, con
sidrrina th condition of th place
41M A J -tenement house with a large
plot of hind with garden and playground,
shad trees, up in very good shape, with e
barn; the party is leaving th city and will
sell at a sacrifice.
For further information con
cerning these and other city
property and other farms of all
descriptions, stock and tools,
apply to
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent
HELP WANTED FEMALE
TAI.LK GIRL WANTED At Jack's Re
tncrani. Depot square. Sltf
WANTED Woman to assist cfief ; steady
Job, good pay ; apply at once.' Hotel Barre.
, 0t3
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 hitch wagea
pre'trred: address Box 14, So. Woodbury,
Vt 8f
WANTED A capable giri for general
htmsework : inquire at 108 South Main
street, Barre, Vt. Wtt
WANTED -Girl for general housework, one
over twenty-five preferred ; telephone
Montpelier 648. 90t
WAITRESSES wanted at the Columbia Ho
tel, Bethlehem. N. H.. White Mountaina,
July to Oct. : $26.00 per month and fare on
way; apply at once, elating age, experience,
etc. SSta
WANTED A rWiiliamstown Inn. kitchen
woman ; good wages to responsible party :
tel. 277-W or write F. A. Bruce, Williams
town. Vt. 87t6
WANTED Woman for "housework near
Barre City : no washing, ironing or cooking :
10.50 a week : no one with children need
apply ; writ to "F M.," care Times. 87tf
WANTED Woman to work' in kitchen: ap
ply to A. G. Nelson, Woodbury Lake
House. East Calais, tel. 9007-2 Plainfield.
79tf
EFFICIENT COOKwwitresees nd kitchen
women wnutd at one at Miller'f Inn.
Montpelier, 75 tf
LAUNDRESS Also chamber maids for th
summer season ; apply Wm. M. Gale, Mgr.,
Lsk Morey Club. Falrlee. Vt Btf
PUPILS NURSES WANTED Young women
to train a nuiwi at Bsrre City Hospital,
Barre. . '
WANTED A midie-aged woman for ren-
eral hraisework : stxta wsees ; address Mrs.
Cullen Martin, Windsor. Vt. 12tf
WANTED Pupil numeAnd attendants at
th Taunton Stata Hospital : wages, f 35.00
per month with maintenance ; for particular
eddress Dr. Arthur V. Go. Supt, Taunton
Stat Hospital, Taunton. Mass. !64tf
OK SALE Hardwood lumber, 160 to 00
M. ftct ; prefer to sell on skids, but will
considtr sale on stump; 1 mi. from depot;
writ to "Lumber," care Time. lto
I'OH tSALE Cabbaae," "Scotch kale, avov
lirussll'a Sprouts, 10c dozen or 65 cant
per 100, $1.00 for ISO; cauliflower and
asters, lie dot. James Levis, el Hilt
street 8t6
HUNTING DOG TOR SALE Gldbried':
apply at li Hecklcy street. sUt
FOR SALE Up-to-date plumbingT'heatini
and sheet metal business ; well stocked
and equipped, established with the best cla-i
of patrons and doing a fine business ail
seasons of the year: exceptional opportunity.
Also wish to sell IJodga truck and Dusinets
block; Mrs. Harold B. Carter, box 164
Springfield, Vt j i . 80t3
FOR SALE -Scund-hand belting ; 26 feet of
10-inch leather belting and 80 feet of
11-inch cotton belting; J. W. Untiedt,
Northfield, Vt, R. K. D. 4. 0t
FOR SALE An I nn7rria t iona I hay ioadar
and side delivery rake, both ready to
hitch to and do your haying ; pric right,
can be seen on the premises, or write C. D.
Dunham. Williamstown, Vt. 9tS
FOR SATE On" 'aceounToif leaving town
henhouse, 8x10 ft, 14- hens, 1 rooster, 15
chickens, weighing 2 lb, apiece; 10 ducks.
7 weeks old ; good bargain, so come early ;
apply4 Webster svenu afUr 4 jclock. 87tf
FOR 8AL& New Ludwig pia'no; wUfaeiTa.
a big reduction if taken at one ; will be
glad to show this piano to any ptrson Inter
ested ; Mrs. Odule Gilbert, Graniteville, Vt,
'phon S18-R. 87t
FOR SALE A 4-bqrner Florence automatio
oil stove in good condition ; price, $16.00 ;
Mrs.Narramore, Williamstown. Vt 7t9
F6HSaLE Two" cottigea at LaJi Groton',
situated at head of the lake, with a nice
beach : lot has several hundred pin tree of
8 years' growth ; cottages contain good cook
itoves, dishes, bedding and other camp fur
niture :. inquire of A. L. Hooper, Groton,
Vermont r gt
FOR SALE A amall quantity of grass!
pne made satisfactory; inquire Nelii J.
Perrin, quarry road. $4tf
FACTORY plant at HariwTckTVt, mill on
alruction, main building - 40x240, engin
room 20x60, ofHce building 20x10, storage
building 20x48, alongsid railroad; plenty of
land; 60 vacant tenement within half a
mile of plant ; most of machinery ia sold :
Hardwick municipal plant furnish cheen
electric power; write E. R. Fletcher, Wood-
bul?.Vt 82ti:
FOR SALE Showcase, tc chest 487'x2"i
2", ice chest 2S"x42"x86" ; ButterKist pop
corn machine, empty wine barrels, counters,
tables 20 x3', sleigh, wagon, clothe cabinets ;
1 only 600-gal. wooden portable water tank:
window blinds, wheelbarrow, hotting ma
chine, hickory double wagon pole, pair of
shafts with axle attached, preserving jars,
pints and quarts, and jugs ; tel. 163-J j
Joseph Zanleoni. tott
FOR SALE A verythrivingrninonumentaI
business in town of Willows, Cal. ; county
seat and only shop in county ; reason fo(
selling, poor health; W. H. Brown, box 626,
Willows. Calif. T7t29
FOR SALE A preparation, for cleanlngl
granite and marble monuments; brighten
up th lettering and makes th whole monu
ment look clean and new; guaranteed: price)
on application ; James SuLlivan, 114 Parle
street. Bsrre, Vt lgtf?
FOR SALE By gal. or bbl.. BLACK DIA
MOND RUBBER ROOF PAINT; water,
weather, fir and sunproof: 800 lbs. to bbl.
I sm ready to paint or repair your roofs
E. L. Densmore, 1 Pleasant street 12tf
HOUSES TO RENT
TO RENT Small -room tenement ext
room if desired. $8 a mo. ; no one with
small children need apply ; E. T. Mower. 67
Prwpeet street ltf
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RENT At 2
Merchant street : 6 rooms, bath, gas and
electric lights : ll In good ronditlon ; in
quire t 24 Merchant street, tel.J5S-W. Mtf
TO RENT Tenement of 4 rooms at 140 No.
Seminary street : newly painted and pa
pered : inoulr of Mr Rostie at house or G.
A. Huntington. 80 First avenue. Montpelier.
telephone connection. 4tf
TO "RENT Small" tenement-at Ml North
Min street : also a 6-room tenement en
North Seminar street ; O. D. Shurtleff, 2
North Main street. '4tf
TO RENT Downstairs tenement of 6 rooms,
psntry and bath, electric lights and larg
grden. together with barn privileges : va
cant June 16: situated at 14 Clsrk street:
telephone ,R or inoulr at 21-22 Howland
building. Elwin L. Scott 6tf
TENEMENT TO RENTA downstairs tene
ment with Bare barn and I Isnr rardens
st 66 Berlin street inquire Mrs. Eugenie
Orsnger, 16 Vsnle Prove, or Miss Jeanett
Orsnger t Tilden's 8bn tor. 7tf
TO RENT 6-room cottsee on Branch street,
newly repaired; call 393-83: F. H. Nichols.
Cfitf
TO RENT-Five-room dow-.istalrs tenement
at 66 Mspl venue: bsth. ras rsnee. elec.
trie ich : inquir t 22 Church street er
tel. 687-M.
TO RENT Five-room tenement with garden
at 64 Elmwood avenue: apply at same d-
drs. . .
TO RENT Smll tenement st No. 17 Addl-
nn lce: flft. oo per month: Inquire of
E. M. White. 17 UrUnd aveoe. 9tf
TO RENT Three-room tenement at 19 West
,ir, h and cold water. T and eleetrie
liehts; inquire nf E. I. Smith 17 West
street tel. 81 Y. or Alex. McHaffie, tel.
19. W or 669-M. . .-M,f
TORRENT Tenement 4 room. $10 a mo.;
Smith plar. Map! avenue: Smith Pre
ffPRENT i-rrcm tenement. 1st floor Th
Northern: all modern: apply at 320 North
Main street. .. . . ,4,f
TO RENT Tenement at ? Merrhant ttreet
also 4 tenemenu on Willey rtreet. all In
6nit-cl-s shspe: wvn improvements:
Geo. W. Msnn. 64 Wellinrton street. I'tf
TENFVENT TO RENT in house at rear of
I C'irrier blorn. ii ro. sisin sirrs . isuaiiv
'of R. S. Currier sfter 7 p. m . 70 Fust
(street. Bsrre. ?tf
, FOR RENT- A gnod"7-mom rottsjie house.
spring wster. bath: Bstchelder street:
I H. W. Scott. Bolster Hock. 14tf
COTTAGE HOI'R TO RENT On Vin
treet; G. L. Woodworth. Eastman fclo-k
?89tf
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE A Regal automobile; price,
$175: address W. Peters, R. F. D. 2, carw
Thomas Bauder, Randolph, Vt 92t3
FOR SALE Late moiief "CkUmTnsUr,
run 3,600 miles, runs and looks like new;
must be sold at once for cash : Box 642.
jjWaterbury, Vt 2t9
FOR SALE Fivetpaasenger 4-cyl. Buick
touring car, model 31; E. A. Prindle,
Barre. 91U
FOR" SALE New Ford sedan; all corj
tires; 'phone 664-J.
FOR" SALE An "Ofdsniobile 8-cylinder T
passenger, in good condition: inquire J.
W. Sheridan, Granitevilie, Vt, 'phone 279-X.
4tlJ
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Ford auto fog
sale ; also would carry passengers even
ings or Sundays : reasonable prices : address
Charles N. Scott. GranitevUle, Vt, Tel,
227-6; otJ
FOR SALE Pair black work horses; 4-yr.
old Morgan mare colt; 10-yr.Kld driving
mare; also a Ford car in good running or
der; want to buy standing near city from
28 to 60 tons hay. good mowing; William
Rock, 1 7 Farwll street 88t6
FOR SALE Pony, pony wagon and har
ness : also books for 1st year high school f
Mrs. D. E. Magoon, 119 Washington street.
. 68t
FOR SALE Series 9. Franklin runabout or
191? 6-paaenger Jackson ; both in good
condition and square deals; A. C Eastman,
Woodstock. Vt $6ta
$360760 BUYS KNOX 7-PASS. CAR Over
hauled and tn good running order; tirea
good, rear tirea and tubes new; will mk
an ideal truck for anyone not wishing a
touring car; write me at once; Cha. C.
Kenyon Burlington. Vt 81tU
DODGE TRUCK FOR SALE Screen body:
first-class condition, good as new, 1919
model : run about 3,000 mile. Fisher Ftrm,
Bethel. Vt. lt
MOTOR AMBULANCE RATES
Last Earre, W chsterville and (.tanitu ille lo Parr
Uranpe. Washington an-1 A illiamntoa n to Parre
Long diftatK-e trip
' 51. J. WHITCO-MB. East Barre- Vermont
lELErKONE :-W
flOO
7A1
2V rr m;l
TO
AETNA-IZE
YOUR
AUTOMOBILE
J: W. DILLON
EstaMlsked I1
BARRE. TERWOVT.
5IISCELLANEOUS
L".RiE "PASTt'RE""TO LET-lnth Notch:
D. C. Simpson. East Orange. Vt iU
fa'RMTVRE REPAIRED Cut the H. C t...
h-e your furniture repaired and refia-
ished . lo buggies and sleicha painted : first-
Cl. mt; rail at 21$ 8a Main atreet M.
$n-M : W. P. Ihirke. I7tl2
GENERAL AND LONG DISTANCETrUCK.
lNi- AIe aeuipred take parties: tail
6f-M. .
LAWN MOWERS FH A RTFNED- -Celled f"C
and eViivered ; phone $i-W ; Granu Cttv
Tool l a.
WANTED
WANTEIV-As" soon "aa poes'hl. cottage of
hrut rooms, with gsrden : would also
Hi. hsrn priv lere if poss'O'c : Ira Robinson
12 Eastern evenue. 9'tX
WANTED Privste Ireons tn shorthand;
m -M. N ." care T:mtt. 91tf
'BOARD AND ROOM FURNISHED - To man
I wife: wife to give her srices in return:
( ll t s ' jenerson ""I.
W A NTED One light exr-rr-s nw or )m
acrat wagon at once; H. K. Wheeler. Allen
street, tel. 11-Y
WANTED By capable hie-h school po
sition in store, addr "M." .a.- c Times
"ff.re.
W ANTED -Pta"""" estimating. drafting
nd general oC7e work in grnit riant:
esprrwnr in both building and monumental
work: best references: write J. A. ... ears
Tin
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
STOCK FOR sal.E-Tw Hokrtin milking
eosra that frrrcn the it ef Jsnasry.
1 HoHtein buli J months e d. I resrterd
Itteia bull I year oit. 1 Ay-shire beifer
i I vear 'd : good ones and all mbervuh
I Lfe?. .PPy N. Ladd. Eaet Hill
Tel 867-12
'iOR SHI One r Holste-a h.!l "
1 mo. old. sid by a -tb. bull and out ef
I . -iucing rtsm ; 1 r- r ot aeevy
i ere : -
tit
HAY HOISTS
HAY HORSE FORKS
HAY CARRIERS
R l Trark. Hs!-ck FVrw Hws ard
r:t. au-r fw h fcs -wiitui
ts vaas baying eassre.
Cutler. Fa-re
; MOWER REPAIRS !!
J KnnM rwrW rysnrl.
' - - r,tf til. Pitmevn m M
HORSES AND VEHICLES
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY Call 9-4 Wash
ington Vt. or address F. A. Baede. t2t:
FOR SALE Three work horses, weighinii
about 1.600 each; W. E. Nichols, tel.'
666-M.
FOR SALE Rubber-tired buggy wagon fo
sale; inquire at 94 No. Main street. Mr.
E. A. Witham. U
If You Need a Wagon
REMEMBER COITONS PLACE
If You Need a Harness
REMEMBER COLTONS PLACE
If You Need Auto Tires
REMEMBER COLTON S PLACE
If You Need Accessories
REMEMBER COLTON S PLACE
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
W. C. COLTON. Manager
64 Slat Street Montpelier. Vermont
Many Sulky Rakes
at the present time ar only poor
imitations of thee mad under eld
and expired patents, containing no
improvement whatever.
We Want to Show You
something different in th finest
improved, up-todat hay rake In th
market. This rake has a
I nOL'BLY TRUSSED
FRAME that cannot ss.
t. A HAND LEVER that
does not change position
when the foot dump at
used.
$ RRVOLVING STEEL
AXLE and PUMPING
DICVICC that cannot get
out of ofder
4 A PIMPING RAT
CHET. WITH FLANG
ES, that strengthen lb
l.
t A R E V E R 8 IPL
PUMP DG of hardened
steel that can be
changed to fcur dierent
position and will last a
lifetime.
A CAM s-CTlON FOR
KELE asrs'r: th DOG
and dumping the rake
without shork. jar
noise. .
w 7. A TOOTH HEAD ao
attached tht 'erth rr
their place a a d rake
cieen. ' sihea song
down the s st hiM.
6. THE TEETH are Bl.
les-ed nd hsv rhlsed
pninis 1ist will rl dig.
. INTER HANi'.EABI E
HUB "AP whi'k eaa b
wed either nrht or left
b a r-t aarirg.
1 woort WHEELS
4'h Trlr width ti-e
s-e tt-e ht we -t saw
tm awv rake
If aH thrf smjod to wd to be
true eom and ee A are tk
t'lin eit a rake mis Se-e .
, but n right new. ail ready J
ta fcitrh ta. I
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
E. Tel. ! Oraag lnty l'gv
' -J
r-v
k sen-. Ad-ssiee-statkey
H-kce. nd sbre
! a rart t'C
' ew ia ttnek rvm 9
rwnt sjaaatitg
.,7.","": Spraving: Materials
-.-.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
Ji. . Tciepsort 14 Orang Ca Tiefbee Ji. E. TeiA i4
r.r P-T A -rv-T UrsPMts aaej
Ft --t sf. B Vr'Vk. Jrer.al sr.M e
I"" ' ausru.r aww
MARSH-ALLEN CO. MARSH-ALLEN CO.
Orsjr C. T.Tei N. t-. .asiiew wisw v -