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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT., SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1920.
Valve-in-Head Efficiency
THE Buick Valve-in-Head motor
car is "just a head" of the ordi
nary types "just a head" in the de
mands of buyers who know and
appreciate Buick efficiency "just
a head" in superior quality, design
and workmanship, and in the confi
dence and preference of thousands of
purchasers who have placed their
faith in the performance of Buick
products, and who are protecting their
future motoring pleasures and busi
ness interests by placing their orders
with Buick dealers fcr summer and
fall delivery.
Mest-I K-M $1895.00
Modal K-S ' $1595.00
Uxlel X-M . $2233.00
Mod.) K-47 . $!W0
Model K-43 . tlBsi.Ov
Model K-50 . $2S;.l.0d
F. O. B. Flint. Mich.
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When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them
H. G BENNETT
Barre, Vermont. .
HARDING MOTORS TO MARION.
; Washington, July 5. Warren O.
Harding, the Republican presidential
candidate, will go by automobile from
Washington to his home in Marlon,
O., where on Monday he will attend
a home coming celebration in his hon.
or. Accompanied by Mr. Harding, ha
left here this morning and expect to
reach Marion soon after noon on Monday.
Ttne Value of Tilings
TImII Cannot he Seen
The ocean steamer, the locomotive, the great dredge, the sky
scraper, the motor truck, are all products of thought.
But the thought which originated them is invisible.
All of the cunning of a craftsman may be put into the mak
ing of a die, but the purchaser who buys something that this die
has stamped out does not see the precision that adds value to the
product.
When a man rides to the top of the Woolworth Building in
New York, he does not see the plungers of the elevators sinking
750 feet below ground, into the wells of their hydraulic system.
But in the things which he does not see, and cannot see, lies his
safety.
The infinite care of manufacture the costliness of tools
the skill of workmen and the professional ability of persons
back of service, are all things not apparent upon an actual obser
vation. That buyer, who looks, and. realizes, may not actually see,
with physical vision, but he appreciates the merit of that unseen
value which makes higher priced goods the cheapest
Let SERVICE owners tell you about the unseen value in
SERVICE trucks.
Service
MOTOR TRUCKS
Northern Vt. Motors, Inc
1 Main Ft, Durlinslon. Vt.
STRIKE WILL
BE AVOIDED
Settlement of Differences
of Electrical Workers at
Lynn Averts Trouble
OPERATIVES TO
HAVE PART IN TIMING
And Provision is Made for
Reconciling Any Differ
ences Between Employers
and Employed
Lynn, Man., July 3. A general
strike of the 15,000 employes of the
General Electric company here, Which
had been voted by all craft unions in
the plant, hag been avoided by a set
tlement of differences, it was an
nounced to-day. Henry J. Skeftington,
commissioner of immigration at Bos
ton and conciliator for the United
States department of labor, brought
about the agreement.
Under its terms, the time study sys
tem to which the operatives objected
will be continued, but with representa
tives of the employes holding watches
alongside the company representatives
in timing operations. Provision has
been made for reconciling anv differ
ences between them. The group of 40
workers who walked out several weeks
ago in protest against the system will
be reinstated, but will sntTer a loss of
their bonus pay for the last six months
and forfeiture of insurance and pension
privileges for the next six months.
The wage agreement between the
company and the unions expired .July 1,
and new wage schedules are being pre
pared by both sides as proposed bases
of a new agreement.
INJURED REMOVED TO SHARON, g
Tea Persons, None Seriously Hurt, Re
moved to Hospital.
1 Sharon, Conn., July 3. Ten persons
who were hurt in the wreck of the New
York express from Pittsfield, Mass.,
yesterday were brought to the Sharon
hospital. None "was seriously hurt
READY FOR THE FIGHT. m
Lightweights Finish Training for Mon
day's Meet.
Benton Harbor, Mich., July 3
Lenny Leonard, lightweight champion
of the world, and Charlie White of
Chicago, challenger for the title, wound
up their training to-day for their 1(1
round championship battle here Mon
day afternoon.
MAGDELEN COLLEGE WINS. ,
Defeated the Leander Eight in Final
Race.
Henley-on-Thames. July 3. Mag
dalen college, Oxford, defeated the Le
ander eight oared crew in the final race
for the grand chalenge cup to-day.
Yesterday' American League Games.
At Chicago, St. Louis 7, Chicago 5.
At Detroit, Cleveland 10, Detroit 3.
At Philadelphia, New York 7, Phila
delphia 4.
At Boston, Boston 10, Washington 0.
(10 innings).
American League Standing.
New York 4fl 23
Cleveland 43 22
Chicago 3! 2
Washington 33 20
Boston 31 32
St. Louis 33 35
Detroit 21 44
Philadelphia 17 51
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Yesterday's National League Games.
At St. Louis, St. Louis 3, Pittsburg 0.
At Cincinnati, Cincinnati ti, Chicago 5.
At New York, Boston fl, New York 7.
(First game). New York 13, Boston 4.
(Second game).
At Brooklyn, Brooklyn 2. Phi
pliia 1.
National League Standing.
Won. Lost.
Cincinnati 3 27
St. Loui's 3." 32
Brooklyn 35 30
Chicajro 35 32
Pittsburg 30 31
Boston 2it 2!)
New York 31 37
Philadelphia 20 38
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Copyright 1930 ILu haffner & Mant
Independence Day should be
more than a "picnic"
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ALL RUN DOWN
AND WORN OUT
Because you have not thoroughly puri
fied your blood, but have allowed to
remain in it the accumulations of
waste matter that cause weakness, los
of appetite, dull headache, broken leep.
backache, eruptions and lmmors and
other troubles.
Take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the medi
cine that renovates, strengthens, tones
it will build you up, make you feel
better all over.
Hood's Pills help as stomach ton
ing, digestive cathartic. Adv.
Moore & Owens
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Barre, Vt.
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SUPREME ALLIED
COUNCIL MEETS
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ICURA HEALS
IES ON FACE
ItxhedandBurnedTerribly. Hadto
Scratch. Caused Disfigurement.
I noticed email red blotches on
Try face and neck, and they soon be
came bard, red pimple. They
ttched and burned terribly so that I
bad to scratch, causing them to
spread to try back. They cam to
head and caused cliafruremcnt.
At time they were o ort I bad to
ba.he them very tenderry.
"I read an advertisement for Cutl
cura Soap and Ointment and aent
for a free sample. I got a la-re cakt
of Concur Soap and a bos at Oai
cora Ointment, and in three week I
was beaied." (Signed) Mis E.
&trvm. 71 Waahirgtoo Avenue,
New Haven. Conn May 4. 191).
Make Courcr Soap and Ointment
your daJy toilet preparation.
Begins Consideration of the Program
Which Will Be Discussed at
Spa Meeting.
Brussels, July 3. The supreme allied
council met here yeterday morning
and began consideration of the pro
gram which will be diw-used with Ger
man delegates at the meeting at Spa
next week.
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP FALLING.
German Lutheran Church to Take Dras
tic Measure Against Withdrawals.
Berlin, July 3.So (Teat is the fall
ing off in church membership here that
the Berlin synod of the Orman Lu
theran church has voted to take dras
tic measures agaim-t persons who with
draw. Reports read at a recent meet
ing of the synod showed that while in
1915 there were wily 25 defections, the
number last year reached .V2Si. As
many women as men withdrear, most
ot them being Toting, and the majority
members rrf the smial democratic par
tv. " The synod reJved that all thoe
withdrawing shou'd be excluded! from
the privilipei. of the church, their chil
dren to be denied b.tim and to re-cr-ire
confirmation instruction only on
certain conditions. To make thee
mn'ir. effetire the synod voled to
it'troduce card to show that the hold
er are bona fde church merrier.
Kcsj.e from church taxation is said
to I the principal reason for the with
drawal. Kvery lierman citiren i a
sumed to a mrmher of the stste
rhunh and i t4 for i upkeep
Kormerly there were few w:t hiraa!a
owing the l f!j U(U plaed ia the
war of a :V.ir(r to d so and also
to "the soital d'rredit that smr m-if-d
the ai-t. Bl under a cew law all
a tr.ii ha to d r t ap',esr before
a de iuatel c-tVial as,d .ts?e h i de
sre to E"ie Bp bis chr-h aBeaaherhjp.
Thrsfr be js raeinpl imiutae pT
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MAPLE PRODUCTS EXHIBIT
Vermont SUte Fair Will Have Large
Showing of SUte weets.
White River Junction, July 2. The
executive committee of the Vermont
fct&te fair commission is active these
days arranging for the state fair to
be held on September 28 to October 1.
and the promise is made thst this will
be the largest and most complete fair
ever held on the state fair grounds.
At a recent meeting of the execiitie
committee, with President C. A. Badger
and Secretary OrlUs of the Vermont
Sugar Markers' association present, it
panned to equip a building for the
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SLEEP LIKE A TOP
There is nothing so essential to good
health a good sound, refreshing sleep.
This you cannot get if your stomach,
liver or kidneys are out of order. It's
an easy matter to keep these impor
tant organs in good condition if, when
thev are not working properly, you
will take for a few davs from li) to 20
drops of SKYKS BARKS in a little
water after each meal. It is a safe and
remarkable remedy, scientifically blend
ed from the extracts of roots and herbs.
and has stood the test for nearly half
a century. j
If you want to "uleep like top." as
the old saying goes, vou must take ;
good rare of your health. j
StVKX BARKS comes direct from j
Nature, and is a snout valuable remedy :
in the home treatment of chronic d:s- '
orders, such as indigestion, mnstipa
tion. rheumatism, liver, kidney anii
stomach troubles. As a tonic and cn
ersl correcti.e. SKVKS' BARKS is'
without an eusl, and should be in
every heme, ll i nature's way of sup
plying tone and strength and oer
eomin? d.sease.
SWpb-s niht will cause you to gt ,
up in the morninr. tired and unre-
frehed, with a dull, heavy bead, de
poiiden, te these are ym.t'n if ,
deranged stotrach. an inactive Iirran1
kidneys SLVKS RARKS will be!p
remove the rau of thefe troubles. It
sets fen'ly and safe" v. but ey f
fftew'lv. At dni;ists'. Priee, 1 reals.
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showing and sale of Vermont maple
products. The exhibit will be the larg
est and most varied of any. ever made.
In the same building Commissioner
of Agriculture K. S. Rriiitiam will make
a demonstration of what his depart
ment is doinir in the interest of the
Vermont farmer. This exhibit will be j
far more extensive thsn has ever been
made at a state fair and cannot fail to
be of gTest interest to the farmer.
One of the free attractions contract
ed for at the meeting was with Pro
fessor C. S. Bonnett. who will make
balloon ascensions and psrschute drops
each day of the fair.
Members of the executive committee I
present at the meeting were President;
J B. Kstee, F. H. Bi.kford. Professor
Thomas Bradlee. tieorj.'e K. Mann. K. N.
Rrigham. C. U Stuart and Kred I.. la
vis. C. IK Williams, superintendent of
the machinery department, and Ahum.
V. Katon t.f the state forestry depart
ment were also present.
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You're oin to have a good time on 'the Fonrth" it's the thing to do.
1 But you ought5 to stop a few minutes to think of the men who gave their ra
lives in order that the United States might be a free and independent
nation. -
Every one of us can put something of their spirit into business and so-
ll cial life; we can all think more of the rights of others, and lend a help
ij in hand to others more often than we do. It's something to think about.
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WAXTS TO BE GOVERNOR.
Albany. X. Y., July 2.-Thaddeus C.
Wheat, ipcaker of the New 1 ork state
assembly, formally entered the rare for
the Republican gubernatorial tiomina-,
tion to day. I
TO
AETNA-IZE
YOUR
AUTOMOBILE
J. W. DILLON
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BARRE. VERMONT.
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Barber's Fly Spray and ;
Insect Destroyer
Takes the worry olT your stock.
Means animal comfort. :
We have just recei.e,! a nice line of Veterinary Instruments. Milkl
Fever Outfits, Milking Tuls, Teat I'luf-. Teat Maters. Thermometer,
etc Come in while ti.e as-ortm-tit is gl Rirnenibe,- all J'.arh.! s g xls '
are on th "money bak if not sati-ri"" plsn.
The Barber Medicine Co.
Wood Clock Over Ladd'a Store
Darre. Vt.