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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, JJAKKK, VT., '.FRIDAY, JULY, 30, im
SAY "DIAMOND DYES" '
Don't streak or ruin your materia.! in a
poor dye. Insist on "Diamond Dyes,"
tay directum s in package.
"FREEZONE"
Lift Off Corns! No Pain!
II
Doesn't hurt a bit! - Drop a little
"Frcezone" on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then shortly
you lift it right off with lingers. Iruly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Freeione" for -a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the calluses,
without soreness or irritation. Adv.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" ts gen
uine Aspirin proved safe by millions
and prcHcribed by physicians for over
twenty years. Accept only, an unbrok
en "Bayer package," which contains
proper directions to relieve Headache,
Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rlieu
matism. Colds and Pain, Handy tin
boxes of 12 tablet cost few cents.
Druggists also sell larger "Bayer pack
ages." Aspirin is trade mark Bayer
Manufacture Monoaceticacidestcr of
Salirylieaeirt. Adv.
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs'
Child's Best Laxative
IWRTHFIELD
Mrs. Sara!) Carpenter, who has been
spending the past four weeks in town,
a guest of her cousin, Mrs. M. M.
Curtis, was accompanied home by Mr.
and Mrs. William Hazelton and daugh
ter, who have been spending the sum
mer in town at the Park inn. They
returned to Northfield after a short.
visit.
Miss Etta Show, who has been vis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. 0. Young, in
Bellows Falls for several weeks, has
returned home.
A special town meeting has been
called for Saturday afternoon, July
31, to vote on the exemption from
taxation of the K. Pelaggi Granite
Co.'s plant and equipment. Business
of importance is to come before' the
meeting.
Ralph Brcnnan, president of the
antanna Worsted company, nas ar
rived in town and will take up a resi
dence here permanently.
"Mrs. Spear of Ansonia, Conn., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Cross, at Northfleld Falls, and her sis
ters, Mrs. C. f. Kimball and Mrs. E. L.
Kerr, in Northficld.
Mrs. Levi Wilson of Oroton has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lynn Hill.
Mrs. Blanche Barnum of Bangor, N.
Y., is-visiting at thehome of Mrs. John
Croony on Cross street.
Mr." and Mrs. William Preston of
Marblehcad, Mass., are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Katherine Garvey.
Theron Stronu, who has been in Wil
mington, returned -home last week and
spent a few days with his mother
Mrs. H. W. St rone, eoins from here
to Dcrry, X. H., where he has a po
sition.
Mis Adelle McConnachie has re
turned froniTabot, where she has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. W. Burbank,
and is at the home of another aunt.
Mrs. C. A. Plumlev, on Prospect street.
Mrs. Martha J Jones and littlIiss
Alice Schindler of Ltiia, J. Y arc
Visiting at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
C. L. Paddock.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jones are visit
ing their son, Ward Jones, and family
in Rochester.
Miss Lizzie Brusa, who has been
spending three weeks at the home of
her father, has returned to Burling
ton to resume her duties at the Mary
Fletcher hospital. Miss Brusa has one
more year in training.
Dean H. R. Roberts, who has been
spending , two weeks in hargentville,
Me., has returned home. Mrs. Rob
erts will remain for a longer visit.
Miss Abbie Dillingham of Northtield
has registered for a special course at
the summer session of Boston university.
POLICE CHIEF AY
GIVES HIS TEST
"My Only Regret Is That I
Didn't Meet Up With
Tanlac Years Ago," Says
Popular New York Offi
cer. '
"My experience with' Tanlac lias
been remarkable and I feel that 1
would be dodging my duty not to
come oiiX and tell ' m v. friends about
it," was the statement made by W. K. j
Ayers, Chief of 'Police of Montour i
Falls, N. Y., in an interview a few
davs aao. - I
lfr Averi h Wn rhinf ,,f l,li,.p indigestion,
nf Alrtti 4 rmr ..' Vo lid onn t in i tmiul frw
built
Aicrpt laiilornia cyrup m igs
only look for the name California) on
the package, then you are sure your
child :s having the best and most
harmless physic for the little stomach,
liver and bowels. Children love its
fruity taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California."'
Adv.
"DANDERINE"
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Doubles Its Beauty.
MORETOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bate have re
turned to Montpelier, after spending
two weeks vacation at F. E. John
son s.
Carroll Itiliee continues to gain and
complete recovery ia expected. He
was recentlv struck by lightning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kellogg of Spring
field. Mass.. were guests the past week
at H. G. Wards.
William (lark, jr., who has employ.
ment in Montreal, visited Ins home
here over the week end.
A daughter, Barbara Alice, arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Irish
J Saturday, July 24.
Mrs. Young or uateroury is visuing
at CJD. Ashley's.
The baseball game here Wednesday
afternoon with Richmond resulted in a
score of 5 to 0 in favoryof Moretown.
Merrill Griffith returned last week
from Muskegon, Mich. -
Miss Gladys Newton is assisting in
the home of Harry Irish.
Mrf and Mrs. W. L. Wilcox and
daughter, Jean, returned Saturday
from Eric, Ta.
Arthur Howes of Detroit, Mich., is
a guest at F. S. Howes.'
Bvron Trumbull visited his wife at
M. L. Freeman's last week.
Mrs., A. II. Booth and ons. King
done and Aubrey, are guests it L L
Freeman's in Northfleld.
Mrs. I-aura Weir and son, Roy Kel
logg, visited relatives in Cabot riday
and Saturday.
Ezra Clark of Alberta visited in
town last week. Mr. Cfark lived here
when a rmy and served three years in
the Canadian army during the World
war.
thirty-four years, and although now
seventy-five years of age, he performs
the duties of his oflice with the same
alertness and vigor that has been
characteristic of him ever since he re
ceived his first appointment. ,
Mr. Avers is not only widely known
as an officer, but is also prominent as
a roan and citizen.- In 18ti3, at the
age of eighteen, he volunteered for
service in the Civil War, engaged in
many of the fiercest battles, and after
the stuggle ended -he returned to his
people and his home town, Montour,
unscathed.
' "For a good many years,' said Mr.
Ayers, "I have been subject to frequent
and dreadful attacks of acute indiges
tion, and have tried about everything
known in the way of medicines, but al
ways with the same disappointing re
sults until Tgot Tanlac.
"When these attacks came tn me I
had such terrible pains in the pit of
my stomach that I would just double
up like a jack-knife, with both hands (
folded around me holding a hot water
bag to my stomach. These spells witli
my stomach were the one thing I
dreaded above all else because they
meunt the worst of misery and torture
to me; ' -"About
a month aco 1 besran to
read about Tanlac and was so im
pressed with what others said the.
medicine had done for them that I
concluded to try it myself. Well, in
my case it has come up to every good
Did I read about it. I had hardly
finished my hn-l bottle when I could
tell it was doing the work.
."It is by far the best medicine 1
have ever come across. Why, I can
now cat what I want without fear of
for laiiluc has pu my
stomach in fine condition. Tanlac has
mv whole svstem, adding to
my weight and giving me strength
ncer thought possible for a man
mv nee to have. It has proved to be
such a wonderful thing-in my cane that
'l urn telling all my friends aboflfit.
"I am back at my dek every day
with energy and strength to tackle
any task that, may come up. They
ay a man is only as old as he feels
and if that is true 1 am jut about
forty-five and I can't ind words to
fully express just bow wonderful I
think Tanlac is. My only i-pgret is
that I did not meet up w it'll it years
ago, as it would have saved me so
much suffering and unhappiness.
"If the rest of the people who are
in poor health don't try Tanlac they'll
certainly be the losers.' I believe it
will help anybody who gives it a fair
trial."
Tanlac is sold in Barre by the Bane
Drug Co., in Northficld by Nat A.
Whreler, in Waterbury by liribbin &
iribin, and in Websterville by E. H.
Nernev. Adv. " I
Resieoi
healed that
Skin trouble
When you think what a source of an
noyance and suffering that eczema has
been to me in the past three years, do
you wonder I am thankful that the doc
tor prescribed Resinol? The very first
time 1 used it, the itching stopped and
in a surprisingly short time the erup
tion began to disappear.
Retinol Soap ihould uaually be uc A with Retinol
Ointment to prepare the akin to receive the Rrainol '
medication. Retnol Soap and Resinol Ointment
are aold by all druc-ista. Ruttwl Sea htlfi u
clear foor compUxuns.
ness to Mr. Howe, who takes possession
at once. " '
Mrs. Tlluodosia Mason and children
are visiting in Tunbridge.
Miss' Gladys Christie, who has been
confined to the bouse by illness, is able
to be out again.
Mr.
EAST BETHEL
90, HI Several
SOUTH ROY ALTON
Miss Mary Hibbard, who has been in
Vornish, X. H., for some time, is vis
iting friends in town.
Lester Lorwin is ill and under the
doctor's care.
A. W. Bohonon has sold his store
to Harry Palmer.
Mrs. Harry Woltman and little
daughter are in town for the sum
mer and have rooms at Mrs. Theodore
Mason's.
Fred .Smith has sold his meat busi-
Abbie Spiller,
Months, Died Monday.
Mrs. Abbie Spillcf passed away about
midnight July M. She would have been
f(l years old the 27th of July and had
been sick for several months, suffering
much at times. Sle had been very ac
tive, doing the housework for herself
and Mr. Spooner, where she made her
home, until this illness came upon
her. .She was taken to Dan Durkee's in
East Randolph a few weeks ago for
care. Mrs, Spiller was a good woman
respected by all whQ knew her.
A number from here attended the
circus at Montpelier Monday. They
report a big crowd and a good circus.
M. J. Buck and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hanks, Florence Buck and
Vernon Gilford motored to Mascoma
lake, Enfield, X. II., last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Taylor has returned from
Canada.
Peter O'Leary of Toinifobia, Quebec,
has been "a guest at. Frank Taylor's a
few days. '
Several of the farmers have finished
haying and some are nearly through.
They report a large crop.
Miss Dorothy -of East Randolph
called on friends here one day last
week. She taught school here last
year and goes to Qnechee to teahc the
coming year.
Mufol
RtO. US. Viitrf
AT OFF.
For Constipation
Constipation is the chief cause of piles.
By an entirely new principle Nujol softe.w
the food waste without forcing or irritating.
This prevents straining and enables the many
tiny muscles in the walls of the intestines,
contracting and expanding in their normal
way, to squeeze the food waste along and
out of the system.
It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to
I ry it. '
The Modern Method of Treating an Old Complaint
III take
in
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LAN GORDON, N
MIDDLESEX
A tew (. uuy "Dandenne." A.ter
a application of "Dander ine" you can
ot find a fallen bair or any dandruff,
besides every hait thews aew life, Tig
or, brightness, mors color and thick
ess. Sir.
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(ID 'KUiiir c?r
UMM1NGS fc LtWli, Druggists
V lieil you (eel to "blue" thtt
even the sky looks yellow, you peed
BEECHAM'S
PILLS
A si uf trek hrrr amd pomr mting karlnxr
tad t 4trT'T tonal poeaoas, w! aSact
uad sal waal as tb ?.
S.kaf Aa
WarU.
The grange program for the next
meeting is as follows: Roll call; an
swers by "One of My Funniest Expe
riences;" song, grange melodies; cur
rent events, Orviile wilder; Some ot
My Best Pastry Recipes," Mrs. James
McNeilage; solo, Mrs. Nettie Miles;
discussion. "Are We Re-Furesting as
Much as We Ought? What Can Re
Done With the Idle vAcres?" James
New hall, John Arburklej recitation,
Mrs. Buck) "What Can Our Orange Do
Towards Reviving the Country
Church!", Ray TilloUon; surprise fea
ture5, Minnie Richardson.
Miss Bernice Price and two lady
friends of Burlington pent the week
end at F. E. Trice's.
Miss, Henrietta Kerrin of Montpelier
has been a recent guest of Miss Nancy
Price.
J. S. Smith, who has'rented of Mrs.
expects
Ha ves
Belle L. Bat'-helder her houe,
to move his family from t hi
house Saturday.
Mrs. Susie Scott and son of Fitch
burg, Mass., are visiting Mrs, Mary
J. Scott.
W. H. Marshsll visited relatives in
Stowe Sundav.
Self-Reliant Home Doctors
is what women are called who all over
this broad land make their annual col
lections of rtiots snd licsaaj. and rely
upon recipes which our pioneer moth
ers found dependable for different
family ailments. In one of these
recipes, Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound had its origin and so suc
cessful has it proved that tlmre is
hnrtly a city town or hamlet in
America where some woman who has
been restored to health by its use does
not reside. Adv.
Let's Go ! Let's Go !
-All Next Week-
California Shows
THE LARGEST AND BEST SHOW IN NEW
ENGLAND
Week of No-Stop and Healthy Amusement
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ANNUAL p
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AT CALEDONIA PARK
SATURDAY, JULY 3 1, 1.92Q I
Games to commence at 12:30 p. m. sharp, when upwards of $300.00 will be given " prizes. Refreshments, con
sistinzof tea coffee, sandwiches, ice cream and soft drinks, on the grounds. Clansman William Barclay will give all
Jhlld the grounds 10 cents, at 3:00 p. m. Barre Scottish Pipe and Drum Band will be m attend,
ancf Quoits and other attractions will be on the grounds. Carroll's Orchestra will furnish music for dancing in the
pavilion during the afternoon.
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GRAND CONTEST Of HIGHLAND DANCING
WM, B. SCOTT, Piper.
owrtor. T.Avrrc vmr mvFNIT.ES I HIGHLAND FLING
iw no Second Prize -$3.(H. Third Prize-$2.m). First Trize-S-VOO.
miPi.'TlTOV OPKV TO ALL. PHIZES DONATED BY ROYAL TAX 1ST,
fiR AND PRIZE SILVER CUP. Presented by Wm. H. Scott, CUn Piper
4 points for 2nd, and i point for Jrd
bv holder of most points
$2.00.
FOR JUVENILES
Second Prize $3.00. Third Prize
WALTER SCOTT, OK XEW YORK.
Points to be won in Sword Ianra and Highland Fling, 6 points for 1st,
Competition to run at t Ian Picnic. I Ian fair, lD.'U, ana tian i icon;, m-i, with tjuj. . "V"
Open to Juveniles under 14 years, July 31. If-'1. '
Special Prizes by
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WEST TOPSIIAM
Quite a house party is fathered at
the home of Mr! and Mrs. Henry Mc
Crillis, including their son and wifc,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCrillis of Hyde
Park, Mass.. their daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Ralph Newton and two sons of Fort
Thomas, Ky., and their pranddaughter,
Miss Bena' Vance, daughter of Re.
John Vance f t'nion, X. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Bapley of
Bridgeport, Conn., and llinton Smith
of the same place are visitinjr at Mrs.
Carrie Bapley's.
Madam Hipht, who hss been ill. is ,
convalescent. j
Last Friday quite a party of chil ,
dren and young people from Waits j
River, West Topsham and East Or- j
snjre. accompanied by the minister.
Mr. Chapman. and several other
"jrown-ups" from the circuit, went on J
a hike some distance beyond East Or- j
anpe, where a regular camp dinner j
was eaten w ith a relish, after which I
fsimrs re enjoyed and a hifrh. steep j
pinnarle sealed, rivin)r one of the :
wnndrrful views of which ermoat is
an justly proud.
Last Sunday evening. Rev. Dr.
Sharp, the di'trict superintendent,
prearbed a foti-efu! sermon to an ap
preciative audience. Dr. Sharp i. ar
ranging to have a man ready to take
up the work here when Rev. Mr. Chap
man has to go awsy the Utter part of
An ri ist.
Wednesday vening. tbe Udea r( iht
chunk rved nipper to a Urge num-
her of people. A rood time was en
joyed and receipt were very gisti
fvmg. Mash rrrdit ia due the com
the sunrr.
haa beea mtisid
crd nsfe, is ia procsa f
t rurt iob.
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Throwing Heavy Hammer mm 2.W l.oo
Puttinp the Stone 3.i 2.00 1.00
SackR.ce...: 2-00 1.50 l.0
inn Yards Dah 3.0 2.
Shoe Race. Kt Trize- Pair of Shoes, donated by Clansman George
X. Tildcn. Confined to Clansmen 40 years of age or over.
Boys' Race, under IS years, 3 yards to each year 1.50 1.0) .M
tiirls' Race, under lrt years. .1 yards to each year 1 50 1.00 .50
100 Yards Race, oiien to Clansmen's Wives. Prize-Pair of Shoes,
donated by Alev. Bisset.
Apprentice Race, one half mile. Special Pri.-s: l.t-10 vut Buh
Hammer by Trow & Holden; 2nd -Hand Hammer by Trow
A Holden;" 3rd Square.
Judges of tiames Samuel Gerard and Alex. Milnfc.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
J.1.
16.
Dr.
$.100 $2.00 $1.00
3.00 2.00 1.00
Special Prize 5-lb. Box
Snd $2.60;
a friend of
Married ladies' Race.
V. D. Rcid ..
440 Yards Dash
Single Indies' Race, over 16 years of age
of Chocolates.
Place Kick for Married Udies. Prizes: 1st $3.00;
3rd-$I.OO; donated by a Clansman.
(Ian Ouoits. 1st Prize Cent's Umbrella, donated by
l inn (Gordon ; 2nd Prize Box of Cigars.
A Special Prize of $5.00 donated by a Clansman, will be given to ths
youngest eligible Clansman on the field accompanied by his
mother. Prize given at 4:00 o'clock.
A Special Prie of $3.00 w ill be given to the Clansman's Widow with
the largest family on the grounds. Prize donated by Clans
man L. Muljeod, to be given at 4:00 o'clock.
Referee .las. Paterson. t'nion rules to govern.
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GRAND STATE CHAMPIONSHIP,
. Five-a-Side Football Competition.
$2oo to the Winning Team. Entries close THURSDAY, JULY
o r. m.
K0RT. MUTCH.
GATE PRIZE FOR LADIES. 1st, $3.00; 2nd $2.00
Given by Ex-Alderman ALEX. MILNE, to be drawn at 5:00 P. M.
Open
REFEREE AND
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TIME-KEEPER WM. THOM,
Winner Must Be on the Grounds.
Ladies, Save Your Gate Checks.
1st Pri
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TWO GOLF PUTTING COMPETITIONS
Golf Club, value $7.00. donated by Clan-man Geo. Mcleod;
,4 PriyB-.Cnlf f lull donated' bv Clansman Hcnrv Murray.
ITi-Colf Club, donated by X. D Phelps; 2nd Prize 4iolf Hub.
DART THROWING CONTEST
JiitiO Tipe Gien by Geo. Marrion to the Party Making the Best Score
for the Day.
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GIRLS' RACE Age Limit from 5 to 9 Years.
Confined to Clansmen's, Daughters. Special prizes donated by a Clans
man. Ist $1.50; 2nd $1.00; 3rd 5(V.
ROYS' RACE Age Limit 5 to 9 Years.
Confined to Clansmen's Sons. Prizes: 1st $1.50; 2nd $1.00; 3rd 50c.
GRAND COMPETITION $20.00 Gold-Piece. Presented by Clansman A. W. Hadger.
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SHOOTING COMPETITION 1st prize, $5.00; 2nd prize,
$3.00.
Clan guns only to be used.
SPECIAL ELECTRIC CARS WILL BE PROVIDED From
Admission: Gents. 30c;
off at Marvin's. Special cars will leave from Barre at is: t:45. i-'3
15 P. M.
Ladies, 10c; Roys over 10 and under 13 years, 10c; Teams 23c.
Barre et
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DONALD P. MrLEOD. Setretair.
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Intercity Grounds
When You See the California Show You See Them All
Every Afternoon and Evening During the Week
of August 2nd
All Shows, Riders Attractions Will be Furnished by
The California Exposition Shows
The Silodrome
Ride of Death
The Hawaiian Village
With a dozen dainty damsels
The Circus Side-Show
Earth's Latest Ctare
Rape of Belgium
The Working World
FEATURING
Diving Girls
Roman Hippodrome
With AI LVndttome
The $10,000 Carousal
Freaks from all ortt the world
The Whip
The Lobster .Man
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Hundred and One Amazing Astounding
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SHIRLEY MASON
The Screen's Sweetest and Most Arpealing Star in the Wm. Fox Production
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Tht 6th Episode of THE WHIRLWIND and Ths Latest News Weekly
See in rktures What You Have Read About in the rapcr
. To-morrow
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In the Yitagraph Special Production
"Slaves of Pride
ALSO
The 13th Episode of LIGHTNING BRYCE and a Rolin Comedy
MATINEE at 2:15: Admission
EVENING, 6:15 and 8:30: AdmWon
SATURDAY
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C hildrer I nccr 12 lears, inc; aouiis.
Children Under 12 Year. I V; Adult
NIGHTS ALL SEATS 20c
15c, Tax
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