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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE. VT.. TUESDAY", AUGUST 31, 1920.
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ABOUT THE STATE
Htppeniagi of Interest from
,. Different Sections.
The gas situation in Rutland, which
lad become acute, is normal again, as
the gas company has about 250 tons
of gas coal on hand.
Michael Donahue of Island Pond
while driving some cows to pasture re
eerttly, came near being gored to death
by a bulL Fortunately some one was
near and rescued him, but he was bad
ly shaken up and had one arm and
bg somewhat hurt.
- Edward J. Rice of Lynn, Mass., died
In the hospital at Brattleboro Sunday
Bight as the result of injuries re
ceived in an automobile accident when
Leon Kelley of West Lynn, Mass., lost
hit life. In their wrecked Ford were
found several broken bottles which had
contained whiskey.
J. Frank Burke of Boston has been
cured as football coach for the Uni
versity of Vermont. Burke graduated
In the class of 1917, served overseas
during the war and since had been act
ing as a bond salesman for a Boston
bond house. He has a leave of ab
sence during the football season.
Mrs. A. J. Morrill of Newport has a
1 Bight blooming cereus, which has at
tracted much attention the last few
weeks, as it has had 24 blossoms. As
only one bud opens at a time and lasts
but a night, it has been closely
watched. The plant is 10 years old.
The blossoms are very fragrant and
open about midnight.
The dozen Vermont Morgans, which
, i . i t . x-
OTK TO uapa.ii, nave xeauiiru iiieu
i.V kutmua nf the rmtcrh vnrff. Turn
or ine .Morgans were ianen linmeai-
ttely to the Imperial palace by a
member of the Imperial household
while the others were kept in the har
bor a week as a regular quarantine.
VERMONT WOMEN
ENTITLED TO VOTE
Three Big Free Features at Essex Cen
ter.
In addition to large exhibits in ev
ery department and fast horse racing
there will he three big free attractions
at the Chittenden county fair to be
held at Essex Center Sept. 7, 8, 9 and
10. The original Carlisle with his wild
west broncos will give two exhibitions
of trick riding, lawooing and fancy
stunts the last three afternoons of the
fair. The Nanoles Comedy Acrobatic
company will give stunt afternoons
on the stage in front of the grand
stand. The world's famous Swedish
nightingale will give several selections
in the open air in the afternoons from
the stage. Jo extra charge is made
to all these attractions. There is no
increase in price of admission, just the
time as a year ago. Everything points
to a big and successful fair.
Vermont Customs Business Grows.
St. Albans, Aug. 31. An increase in
exports and imports during July, 1020,
over July, 1010, was noted in the report
of the customs office here, the increase
in exports being $2,o00,000.
The imports were $4,088,588, as com
pared with $4,674,048 in July, 1019;
the exports, $8,271,801, as compared
with $5,725,484; the free imports, 4,
321,149, as compared with $4,427,300;
the dutiable imports, $(W,439, as com
pared with $246,680; the duties collect
ed, $79,886.41, as compared with $35,
000.63; the domestic exports, $7,863,
043, as compared with $5,511,621; the
foreign exports, $408,758, as compared
with $213,863.
By Registering In Their Home Com
munities, Declare! Attorney Gen
eral Archibald Poll Tax Not
Necessary for State and
National Voting.
The women of Vermont can vote at
the state primaries September 14 when
a candidate for governor and other
state officers will be nominated and at
the general election in November by
getting their names on the check lists
and without the payment of a poll or
any other kind of a tax, declares At
torney General Frank C. Archibald.
The attorney general says that the
proclaiming of the equal suffrage
amendment to the United States consti
tution by Secretary of State Colby au
tomatically makes women voters and
declares that no additional legislation
is needed in Vermont to make it pos
sible for the new voters to assume
their newly granted right.
Mr. Archibald continued that there
was no longer any distinction between
men and women so far as political
rights are concerned and that the con
etitution being the supreme law of the
land, all state statutes which are based
on such a distinction are swept aside
and men and women stand on an abso
lute equality. What the statutes re.
quire of men in the way of qualifier
tion is now required of women, no
more and no less
Secretary of State Harry A. Black,
of whom falls the duty, under the law,
of preparing and providing the ballots
to be used on primary day, said that
a sufficient number of extra ballots to
meet the new situation are now being
printed.
In order to clear up any confusion
which may exist Secretary Black will
on Wednedsay send out a letter to the
town and city clerks setting forth the
new conditions and calling their atten
The Obstructionist
ESTATE Of ROWELL M. MINARD.
their camp at Joe'a pond over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Edson have moved
to her father's home in Calais.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Prav spent Sunday
tion to the fact that women are now at their camp at Joe's pond, Dan
voters and can get their names placed ville.
on the check liet. Th mimo lad'oa nf th. ni.c
Secretary Black said that women .-nted the drama. "Rebecca1. Triumph
have only to present themselves before iast Tuesdav night in a very ooi
x shape, and cleared around $40 to e-
ings and, being qualified by American .;- the church
citizenship, age and length of residence, , ,, , , .
have themselte. enrolled a. voters ex- r- , t Ve ?'nJmin and
actly as men. ht da"Plltpr tthel, were in Calais
The attorney general makes it very " '".
plain that no tax qualification is neces-1 lne Sunday school picnic is to be
nary. There has been some confussion helcl at Dewey park Saturday, Sept. 4.
on this point, because women (as have All are invited.
men) have been required to pay a poll Mrs. Roberts, matron of the Thomp
tax in order to qualify as voters in I son Memorial at Goddard seminary,
town and city meetings, the extent to Barre, has been a guest of Mr., and
which woman suffrage has been grant- Mrs. George Kelton recently.
ed in erniont up until this time.
But there is no tax qualification for
men in state primaries or general elee
tions and there can be none for worn-
Differentiated.
"The Enelibh call the movies the ciir
en. me attorney general says that no ma."
woman can be denied her right to get "And what do they call the spoken
on the check list on the ground that drama, the chinema?" Boston Tran-
sne nas not paid a tax or previously .print
1 I . i i 1
npicBBfu iicr iiiieiiiion io voie.
Tae amendment to the constitution
brings about an entirely new situa
tion. A woman doe not have to pay a
tax, neither does she, in enrolling her
self, make herself liable to pay a tax
LIQUID FIRE
NORTH MONTPELIER
A liquid Am to th bedbugs, ant, roach
nd Una U what th new chemical discovery
rally it, although there i no danger or no
damage to be done by using it to your
Prof. R. C. Mavo of Johnson, who springs, furniture or clothing. Thi new
has just returned from Columbia col- themical Is known a Pesky Devils Quietus.
,. . , r P. D. Q. Ct 86c. but thia few rente will
lege, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. h,v. th. ymr bou(ie rf
H. J. Conant last week. bedbug, ante, roaches and fleae If you
, purchase r. D. J. P. D. J. I used and ree-
MlSS Hazel K. Rogers of Washing- ommended by the leading hnepitals and rail-
tnn D P waa a wpek-enrl ohm nf 1 roa' companie as ui eateet ana quickest
ion, u. L., was a weekend guest of of ndiint lh reaky bedbug, ant.
Stock at Auction
As I do not wixh to winter my stock
and need some funds to meet obliga
tions will sell the following described
stock at auction on
SEPTEMBER 3d,
At One O'clock in the Afternoon
on the premises in Williamstown,
known as the Poor Homstead, one and
one-fourth miles from the village.
42 Head of Cattle
30 head belonging to me and 12 head
owned by Fred Poor. 20 cows, all to
be fresh before Jan. 1st, 13 of them to
freshen in September; 10 head of two-year-olds,
some to freshen in Septem
ber. The Fred Poor cattle to freshen
in early fall.
All federal tested; no reactors when
tested. Also nine ehoats, weight about
40 lbs., about 75 tons of hay and some
tools.
Terms at time of sale.
0- P. POOR, Owner.
FRED POOR.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
roechea.
u .-1 L. i .. T i. ka M.t, e I
T. Lilley of Wahoo, Neb., has j lone your druirgiKt hae It or can procure it
DIED WHILE WALKING HOME.
Otia C. Tuttle of Brattleboro Was Vic
tim of Heart Disease.
Brattleboro, Aug. 31. Otis C. Tuttle,
a yard employe of the Edtey Organ com
pany, fell on Organ street a few min
utes after noon yesterday on his way
to the home of Leroy M. Hudson of 15
Cherry street, where he boarded. He
wis alone at the time, hut Henry
Johnson found him and notified Dr. W.
H. Lane and the Hudson family. Dr.
Lane reached him in about five min
utes, but life was extinct.
Mr. Tuttle had been in his usual
health and (ad made no complaint of
any bad feeling hen he-went to his
work in the morning. Pr. Chester
S. Leach, health ofiircr, said death was
due to heart disease.
Mrs. Tuttle leaven two half-brothers,
Wayne Fowler of Whitingham and Ar
chie Fowler of Pittafield, Mao., and a
Balf sieter. Mrs. John Porst of Whit
in cham. Mrs. Tuttle died about two
years ago.
I
WASHINGTON
The ladies' mite society of the Uni
veraaliet church of Washington will
serve supper in the achoolhouee hall on
next Wednesday evening. KepXember 1.
Everyone is cordially invited. Mrs. M.
W. Chamberlin and Mr. G. A. Bo
hnnon ere the hotee of the occa
sion. A dangh'er we bom August 27 to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy .Scott of Grsnite-vitte.
CABOT
S the h-.z six-reel picture, "The
Ft.ll Alarm." st t atv town h:i Fri
day evenirji. September 3, n-.:U orlmk
sharp. Bg daa after the pictures
adv.
MARSHFIELD
few e h.S X reel f -tuta, "The
f-t;:i Aiami,- at V tova hl Fri-
4y r ;t S7-es!Vr 3. f ;SO i'kir!-
srarp. Eg iar-e afvr the rwlirts
d.
Miss Grace McKinstry.
H:
been vigiting his relatives in the state f" ou or pp;1 ij..to
laddreaa on rerelpt of price by the Owl
for the first time for 19 years. Chemical Co., Torre Haute, Ind. The tueeae
... .,., A oi r. u. v- naa raueea itnimmni 10 nave
About everyone In the Village went been proeecutod. peddling an imitation. Gen.
to the fair at Morrisville and reported pv Dv.- "ver Pd- , ..
r Sold by Erneat Drown and other leading
a pou lime. 1 druirBrwta. Adv,
Mrs. Laura Knapp of Boston is visit
ing friends in town.
M. G. Nichols of England and his
sifter, Mr. Willis Abbott, of Auburn,
Me., were the guests of Mrs. Lewis
Coburn and Mrs. John Clark last week.
Miss Grace McKinstry has left her
home here to resume her duties in
teaching in Cabot.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Mears of Barre
were in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Tray of Dan
ville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I'd Titkin last Tuesday and Wednes
day. Mifs Ethel Hamilton and her father
from Orange have been visiting at C.
M. Clark's the psst week.
Mrs. Mary Cutler of Montpelier U
visiting her niece, Mies Carrie Sib
ley. Leon King and family of East Cor
inth were the guests of Hat tie Johnson
Sunday.
Mrs. Silloway of Morrisville waa the
guest of Mrs. Leon EUU Saturday.
Mrs. Nora Keith, who baa been in
poor health all the spring and sum
mer, is much improved.
Mr. M. J. Whiteomb and family of
East Barre were at Leon Ellis' Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. SpeuHing and
Mrs. I -aura Knapp spent the meek end
at Joe's pond, Danville.
Bertha Johnon was the gut of her
cousin, Mrs. Richard At t ridge, in
Pis infield over Siindav.
Mr. and Mr. E. C. Hillia were at
BEAR OIL
for HAIR
AN INDIAN'S SECRET
One of the potent tiumxllmte af
Ketaike foe the hiir-1 mj!ne Sor
eu. Thre are ehr cUt InirMlvnta
ant found In any ether htlr prepera
ttoo. tlko hu surce1d in meny
nue .. eaieeeM. fllli kalr and
iiesmt wh enry etcr htr Inua ar treat
nnl hu proved fuUle. twe flukraatea. Aots
Inf neulia la turn feotulerea hope mm. Yea
lew Hi a kl laelinl
Why bereai ar main Said H ynu ran grew
halrt If ethtra hare eblatnad a tmw amefh ar
hare eoaiuernl dandruff, er alnpoM falling hair
thrmirh Kn'alk. rk, mat M Ort bot
Of KOTALKO at ey kwiv erug ttera: er arnt 1
c.nta er .tamre. tor BauX.'UVBE wit
paoor nox ef totai u
J. B. Brillain, Inc, SUUoa F. New York, N. Y.
Administrator's Sale at
AUCTION
To settle the etate of the late 0car
L. Bcmis, I will sell at public auction
at the store of B. W. Davis, in Marsh-
field Village, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 4,
At 1:30 O'clock in the Afternoon
the following personal property:
Two lumber wagons, one with box
body, express wagon, road cart, sleigh.
upring-tooth harrow, single driving,
harness, set of double driving har- j
reuses, work harnesses, crowbar, fork,!
drills, rakes, whiffletrees, neck yokes,1
and other hand tools, tool chest a good
one, two raws, set of traverse sleds,
wire stretcher.
- Household Goods Extension table,
beds and springs, two mattresses, com
mode, rockers, stands, one mirror, three
clock, one took stove, one ooal stove.
one gas stove and other articles too;
numerous to mention.
Terms cash.
DR. F. E. CORSON, Adm'r.
V. R. HUDSON, Auctioneer,
Auction Sale
A Fine Lot of Land to be
Sold at 4:30 P. M.
Saturday.
Sept. 4 i 920
on Orange St.
One of the best locations in
the city. Lot No. 23, front
age SO feet, depth 107.49 ft.,
back end 80.03 ft, depth on
easterly side 109.74 ft. On
leased land. Warranty deed
given. Look it up. Sale at
4:30 sharp, Saturday,Sept.
4th, 1920.
0. 11. Hale,
Auctioneer
8tat of Vermont, District of Washington, s.
The honorable probata court for the dis
trict aforeuid, to the heir and all penona
in terra ted in the estate of Howell M. Minard,
laUi of Town of Barre, in said dietrict, de
cerned. GREETING !
WHEREAS, application hath been made
to this court in writing-, by the aaminieira-
HELP WANTEDMALE
WANTED Lettarer, alao man" who" can
sharpen and cut etnne Carpenter ft Bar
ton, Pittsburgh, N. Y. H2t&
WANTED A man to wait oniiutnide
in a g-eneral retail store whr min,- nut.
ter, lc cream and exK are specialties ;
would expect a man to be agreeable, ener
etie and try to inereaae the bualnma ac-
1.. 1 u,m 1 n .'Y " ... .
is court in wniini, ny me aanunu.- - . . . - . , .-v . i, -1
praylna- for licenae and authority to P lettrr on"r to - c Tin,,
tor.
ell all of real estate of said deceased to
wit: Situated in th Town of Barre repre
enting to an id court that it would be
benaticial to the heirs and all persona in.
tepee ted in the estate of said deceased, to
ell said real eatata and convert same into
money. .
" And bringing into court the consent and
approbation in writing, of all the heirs to
aid estate residing in this lata, and set
ting forth the situation of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the aaid court appointed
and auigned the 17th day of September, 190.
at the probata office; in Montpelier, in aaid
district, to hear and decide upon aaid appli
cation and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof to be given to all peraone in
terested tkjerein, by publishing said order,
together with the time and place of hear,
ing. three weeks successively in the Barre
Daily Timee, m newspaper which circulate
in the neighborhood of those persons in
terested in said estate, all ef which publica
tions shall be previous to th day assigned
for heerinir.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned, then and there in aaid
court to make your objections to the grant
ing of such license, if you are cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, in
aid district, this 80th day of August, 1920.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge.
Aug31-Sept7-24
office. U2t8
gELLMAN WANTED Waterbury iSnTW".
Davis, Waterbury. Vt. lsetf
WAlEDtwo men who have naaTaoi
machine shop experience; apply to the!
Granite ChT Toot Co., HlacKwell street Hits
WANTED Clothing salesman, state ex
perience and salary wanted, steady em
ployment to right party; address "Cloth
ing," car Times. i 136tf
WANTED An experienced automobile m
chanic ; apply at Palace Garage, Barre.
Vt 134tf
WANTED Experienced man to operate
hoist for boom derrick, steady job: N.
Pelaggi A Co.. Northfleld. 12fltf
WANTED Experienced aand-blaat
torH Marr A Gordon, Inc.
opera-120tf
WANTED AT ONCE-Flrst-clasa bricklay
ers. I1.17H per hour: tender 80c : 12
Windsor.
Vt ! apply to Mr. Goulet Supt. B9tf
WANTED Thre firat-clsss letter eutter i
one who can carve: also thive granite
cutte.ni ; beet of wag : address C. Schlei-
ten Sons. Freedom, P. tw
TEAMSTER WANTED Also a few tons ef
hay for sale: apply to N. M. Kelson, 10
Merchant street. N Tltf
ESTATE OF MARGARET CUNNINGHAM.
Stat of Vermont District of Washington. .
The honorable nrobate court for the dis
trict aforesaid, to all Demons interested in
the estate of Margaret Cunningham, late of
Cabot, in said district deceased, GREET
ING:
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
20th day of Sentember next for examining
and allowing the account of the execu
tor of the estate of said deceased and for a
decree of the residue of said estate to the law.
ful claimant of the same, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given to all persona
interested in sard estate by publishing thia
order three weeks successively previous to
the day aesiened. in the Barre Daily limes,
a newspaper published a th city of Barr.
in said district. .
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
anDear at the orobate office in Montoelier. in
said district on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance of said ac
count if you see cause, and to establish your
right as heir, legatee and lawful claimants
to said residue.
Given under my hand, this 80th day of
August 1020.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge.
Aug3.Sept7-M
Three Lines for 25c
The Times will publish Wants. Lost nd
Found, For Sale, To Let, etc. short adver
tisements at the rata of three lines tor
twenty-fiv rent for the first Insertion and
ten cents for each subsequent Insertion.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED At ONCE Two experienced
waitresees, no others need apply, wages
IS a week and board ; A. S. Sparrow;
MontpelierHouse, Montpelier 142t6
WANTED A gi'rTto-workTghts at the
M. G. Restaurant 142tf
WANTED AT ONCE Woman to do house
work, would consider married couple:
Morrison Farm. Barre. 142tf
WANTED Two women to do housework on
a farm, good wages to right parti ee :
write to "J.." care Time office. 142tf
WANTED A Airst claa meat , $2T
week ; also two table girls, good wages ;
pply at once. J. J. Neagle, Hotel Lyndon,
Lyndrnvllle, Vt- leUe
WANTED Woman to do cooking in private
family: apply to Mrs. H. B. Jackson. If
School St. Lebanon. N. H. lS9t
WANTED One waitrnis, one kitrhen
woman, one bell boy ; Hale's Tavern, Wells
River, Vt. 189t
WANTED Two experienced rural school
teacher : address N. J. Page. Pike, N. H
1S8U8
FOR SALE
RABBITS FOR SALE-Checkered and Flem'.
ish, good for .breeding; Mr. Herman
Davis, 167 Washington street 14213
FxR SALE At ONCE-Eddy refrigerator
in first class condition ; H. H. Max Hold,
I Wendell place. 142U
FOR SALE A good Glenwood stove with
reservoir, nearly new, and a buggy wagon,
good one, cheap if taken at once: phon
413-X, M. Martel, Upper Washington St.
14213
RICHMOND OAK HEATER For wood or
coal, large siie, in flint clans condition ;
applyJH. E. Smith. WiiHamstown. 142t6
HIGH GRADE G A RMENTSBarber', drug
gists' and doctor' coats, butcher frock a
and aprons made to order: write for am
ple and prices, Nashua Special Order
House. L. S. lniruham. Mgr., 13 Spruce
St., Nashua, N. H. ' lS8tl2
CLAPBOARDS FOR SAL&Al si."e:
Comolll ft CO; , , U7tf
FOR SALE IngersolURand air compressor.
in good running condition, capacity 200
cubic feet wil -11 reasonable if taken at
once s R"uxGranito Co. 132tf
FOR SALE Two well bred hunting does'.
ve months old, nicely marked, cheap for
luick sale; .JhoneMontpelier 83I-J. 122tf
FOR SALE A preparation forleanrni
rnlte and marble monuments :' brighteas
up the lettering and make the whole monu
J , ,,k c,K,n ,nd new : guaranteed : price
on application: James Sullivan. IH Psrk
trt, Barre. Vt 18tf
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-A Reo car forkTIieTl:
it is in j-ood shape j E. Robinson, near
Talc Mines, Wrrbury.yt 148t
FOR SALE -Hudson 'roadster, in gomT"run
mng order, all good tirea. cheap for ouick
sale: apply to W. J. Legier, Northfleld
".I!JL!:... . -. 188t6
FOR SALE Model 490 Chevrolet, touring
car, used one year. $850; S. F. Mareh.
Barre. Vt., phone 2R0-J. " I33tf
DODGE TRUrK " FOR' S ALE-Screen" pcST:
nnt-clae condition, good a new, 1019
model : run about 3.000 miles, risher Farm.
Bethel. Vt f tf
HORSES AND VEHICLES
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL WORK.
ONE WHO CAN ROOM AT HOME
PREFERRED: APPLY TO SUPER1N
TENDENT AT CITY HOSPITAL, BARRE
13MT
FARMS FOR SALE
FARM FOR SALE 186 acre. In the town
of Cabot good buildings, never failing
water at house 'and barn, hard and soft
wood lumber, keeps IS cows and team, two
and one-half miira to Cabot village and
2'a miles to Marshfleld: will take house in
city in trade; Harry Gallup, R. F. D. 1.
Marehfield. 142t6
FOR SALE0-ar farm. 3 miles from R."
R. station cn main road, H mile from
school end 2 churches, near neighbors, plen
ty of water by spring and large brook, nice
sugar bush of shout S60 tree, besides ether
lumber; for quick sale II. W0 including
crops : sold on esy terms i apply to Geo- C.
Benjamin, PUinfield, Vt 108tf
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR. EDWIN F. HEININGER
howlandbldg. SURGEON DENTIST TH0N
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
CtHRIER BUILDING. BARRE, VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HEAiXH'ARTFRS FOR
RFI !! E PIANOS PLAYER PIANOS.
VITROLAS. FONORA TALKING MA
CHINES. RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC.
Telephone S69-W, Barre, Vt.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
HOWARD H. REID, D.D.S.
ROWLAND Bl'ILDINQ
Specializing: in Extracting; and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
'Phon 119-M
A Welder
and Brazer
On the job all thi
time. Bring in your
castings and have
them made as good
as new.
A. M. FLANDERS
207 North Main St.
Barre, Vt.
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SALE Situated in WairHeld village.
14-room house, good barn, never failing
i-pnng, large building lot, four acres neai
meadow land; quirk sale for cash ; addreas
C. J. Green Waltsfleld, Vt Jnt
FOR SALE Resid'enr of the late Wheeler
J. Batchelder of Plainfleld, property con
sist of well kept nine- room house, S
stories with good bam attached and nir
gsrrlen in rear, pleasantly situated on
slight elevation with fine view in all diree
tion and away from all automobile dust,
independent spring of water and spacious
lawn, with grove ef larg maples ; must be
seen to be appreciated ; M. E. Batchelder.
Plainfleld. Vt. UOtf
FOR SALE Seven-room cottage and garage
at 88 Summer street, all modern improve
ments ; apply to O. N. Granger, IS Mer
chant street. l-7tf
FOR-SALEThe-FenSk'plsc. one end a
half mile fr-m Barre post office. 42 acre
land, kerpa 10 cows and two horsca, good
vegetable farm, good house and bams, best
of spring water; price 14.00(1, including
some of t he fat ming tools ; T. H. Cave, Ad
ministrator. Barre. 122tf
JAMES STREET HOfsV of T room; ben-
house 12x20 ft. ,- house Is lighted by elec
tricity ; has 2 bay window ; cellar cemented i
plenty of fruit and good garden ; price
) 1J. OOd.fto ; this is a pleasantly located home
end convenient for granite worker ; D. A.
J Perry Real Estate Agency. Barre. 9tt
j FOR SALE -roo modern house on Monti
J peller road: piaisa, barn, henhouse, t
i acrea land; reasonable; aleo 2-tenement
I house at 1 Merchant street and rot tar
i house on Washington street; Mr. H H.
i Mile. tl. 117-X. lf,4tf!
fnn sif rT vi.L.1. iu'lin.ik Main;
street, contain 2 stmrea. 2 tenement, also 5-
I building lots ; good renting property ; prire
Tor immediate (ale. I.00; H. G. Boye. 11
j Academy street. t2tf
j "GREENLEIGH."20S.Main street, for
sale; the semi-bungalow residency or ine
late W. F. Milne, built within I years : con
tain 7 rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floors throughout, set rub, cement eel.
Jr floor and at nam heat : henhouse and t
tr lota go with th property ; ppl tree,
berry hushes, etc., end garden in rood con
dition ; apply to Mrs. W. I. MUne. tci.
42-M. 7ti
WANTED BY SEPT 15TH A woman to
asslet with meals and do tome cooking
on a farm, no washing. Ironing or mopnin
to do. waves 17.00 a week ; address K..
Barre Daily Times. 137tf
W A NTEr)C:Twerthers''for dbfarlctwhonl ;
F. C. Royce. Northfierd. R. F. D. 1, Vt.,
Oranre county telephone. ISStf
WANTEDA hmwekeeper for voting msn
nd two-year-old son. on small farm : C.
W. Grata. Randolph Center, Vt. 1SUI2
W NTFD Pup" narm nd "sTtterTdant " at
the Tsnnton State Hospital, wages 145.00
per month with mstntenence: for particu
lar address Dr. Arthur V. Goes, Supt.
SMtf
WANTED A ahort-ordea- cook at Balti
more Lunch. 124tf
W NTEDfMrl for fciehn work t the
Kello"- Boarding House ? School
stpent, Montpelier; telenbona 72-M. Ultf
E.TFICTENT COOK, waitresses end "kitchen
eiwiai wsnted at once at Miller Ion.
Moptneliee. 7Sr
PlfPTLS Nl'RPES WANTFn Vo women'
to train aa nurse at Ban- City Hospital
Barre. f5tf
FOR SALE Two pair of good work horses,
weighing about 8000 lbs. a pair, selling
because I cannot get help; W. E. Nichols. 7
Elmore street, phone 66-M. 188tf
FOR SALE One clean limbed, resolute
mare, five year old, weight about 1300
lbs., perfectly true and ritrht every way.
will please the most particular: N. E. tele
phone S82-2. H. E. Mile. East Montpelier.
v j 138tf
FOR SALE At a bargain, if taken at once":
having finished my duties as rural mail
carrier, i have for sale two horse and
complete equipment, new top buggy, sleigh,
robe, harness, etc ,- horses, bay, weight 960
1060, ages 9 and II year, sound and right
in every respect:, call T. H. Bartlett, Plain
field Village. Orange Co. phone. 13gtl
FOR SALE On pair young horses, weigh".
ine A 000 th mUtn ftiimn ..art XV V
Clough. Kasl Barn. 134tl2
UNITED STATES TIRES
UNITED STATES TUBES
All else in stork all the
time Cords and Fabric.
Vehicle Supply Co. Colton'i Plac.
84 State Street, Montpeer.
MALE ANT) FEMALE HELP
WANTETVor gr' h-'-workmanr"and
wife, for borne in Winrhe-t-r. M ex-
rrienre. reference, see end full informa
tion dcsirv-1 : redrew, until Sept. th
Mountain View He. WhUefield. N. H.,
end thcrftr, '50 Highland e venue. Win
cheater. Mass., Mr. F. S. Snyder. 14.U5
HFT P WANTED Yoone men and women to
bik noeit'nne ss sttenrfantn at the Ver
mont State Hoepltsl for the Insane at We.
terburv ; to those who dseire. n opportunity
offered to ttenr1 Purse training course!
pply t Hospital. Wsterburv. Vt lWf
HOUSES TO RENT
SMALL TENEMENT TO RENT-Centrlly
located: John Papln, Papin's Livrv.
1.H1
TO RENT Sept. 1st, bam room for autos :
apoly Elmore street, phone 17-W. 140t
TORRENT Sis-room tenement: inquire of
Arthur Cole. 88 Sscninary street. 182tf
FOR RENT Five-room tenement, second
floor, newly repaired, rent low; call
Royre. 18 Harrington avenue. 132tf
TO RENT Five-room tenement with garden
at 84 Elmwood avenue: apply at same ad-
dres. 0tf
TO FFNT-room tenement. 1st floor. Tbs
Northern ; all modern ; apply at 820 North
Main street. 4tf
TO RENT Tenement t 82 Merchant street,
also 4 tenement on Wilier street, all (n
flrst-claas shape: mcnlern improvements:
W Msnn. 84 Wellinrton street I2tT
MURPHY'S DA-COTE
Makes an old car shine like
new. It is easy to apply
and dries quickly. We sell
and recommend it.
Vehicle A Supply Co. Colton'i Plac.
84 State Street. Montpelier.
BINDER TWINE
The best is what you want
and that is Plymouth. By
the ball or by the bale.
Special price by the bale.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephone
DE LAVAL CREAM
SEPARATORS
are the last word in efficiency
and service. We are offering at
a special price a few No. 17 itsa,
1,000-pound capacity.
Remember we exchange.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone HO Orange Co. Telephone
PERRY & N0ONAN ,
UNEXCELLED FLNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambnlaac) Service
Undertakers and J
Licensed Embalmers I
Depot Square. Barr TeL Conner tion. 4'1-W !
SEE US
IN OCR NEW LOCATION
W a re wnw ready to aerr both old and
I sruarante wry ointment" says Peter
. of Baffak. to rare erzema : to itAp
the itchirg at aar ar any reUabl drag-
wdI eheerfuliy rfwn4 yosir srwney if
PETERSON S OIN-D'FVT Van t oo every.
th'- I ay it wiU Vx"
Wiiliaaa A. Carkry aa? Franklisi. N T, ai
reT a eva een. He write : ' T tsieal
FFTER50NS OINTMENT -a a ltt5e se
.f-rtng tembiy rta aneaa It U4 ti
w.r."
Then - is AVe. Lawfe. a We Cre
ws T Ba'alrv wtm ss gl4 s wrtte
n.inw: I kal an e44 aerr say kag
fc enarr rears "n 4maq faari
FrTTf-VV fj 0TME-T ewtirry tMd
ts e " Ard freest ma a aa-.e-m
a te'tt. f rr-ea A. fww. " V
tr : T Wt t-
PFTlrWW
Pm us Oretmewt C. Iw-. tmin. K. T.
- A.
OFFICK HOV1KS : m tsWra. and !"' new customers with high grade of Jewelry.
4 p. at Morday. Teaay. Th are day and Fny , Repair w-ork guaranteed.
O. J. DODGE, the Jeweler
DR. A- H. SMITH
Osteopathic Physician
21 KEITH AVENUE
0!fir On Tdy Saturday
TIANO TUNING
9. ARTrTUR HELD
OX i4t, WONTFEUERLeav arsVe t
lufTt Use ism. fcarr. Tai. -.
4 ELM STREET
SOLE AGENT FOB BOSTON AMERICAN"
GAGE & GAGE
CHIRoriJACTORS
Hoar Dairy: -! a. en. except Tuesdays
nd Thura4y. 2-J p. m. : Eveainn : o
to . orept Tuesday. Tkarsday aa Satnr
esrs. Moerpeier Moeidsia. Wadnes4aya,
Friday. 1 tea; Twasoay. Tbansuiys, etar
star. 10 14 to II.
rasa ttsvAw
' rhow 2-W 1 NorUi Maia Street
r s
F IT L L PROTECTION
from loss by fire can only be
obtained by basing the
amount of insurance carried
on the cost of replacement as
it is to-day, and insurance
which is below this standard
will only pay part of the loss
in event of fire.
EVERYTHING INSUR.
ABLE has increased in cost
from fifty to three hundred
per cent, and the price of
labor has increased propor
tionately. For full protection see
J.W.DILLON
Established IV
POLSTER BLOCK. BARRE. VERMONT
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITY INCRAESES
Practically nd dcirehl tenement to be
had. PrVea . must advance, and w again
urge the importance of securing that home
at once. We ar offering these at cut price
to move them at once.
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
ANOTHER ORANCE STREET HOUSE
partly finished in early birch : hardwood
floor, heated, lights, good plumbing, etc.
Owned tr a non-resident who allow us to
sel at t.'SOt. It is worth mora.
MAPLE AVENUE or Brae street home
witii ery large lot : all floor downstair
are hardwood ; a real bargain at I2O00.
MODERN HOUSE an South Main st-wt.
etcht rooms with all convenience. Price
fSOOO. Very entrL
PO NOT GET THE IMPRESSION tht yaaj
cannot secure good home anlees you have
all cah. Very easy tern cm om rf
these lasting may be had.
MISCELLANEOUS
9MALL VILLAGE PLACE M M
rvH tv'frT4b't rtm mnd hmrn frr nrly
st.s-A.sa m.L u Uut ----- ; I at
o .-a l ia i I DANCING Pnvte leason. ; latest
soer.
FOR SALE Twtvyear-old registered Hoi
rrin bnll. tuberculin tested : Allen Mr
Kensiev Willstmatotan, Vt., phone 381-1S.
ca'l after g p. m. 14SI6'
UNROOFED JULY 29. as we wer by Are
neceesitmtM disposing of all my stork,
consisting of three horses. If now, seven
now freah. three yearling. 10 twp and
three-year-old heifers, moetly grade Hol
stcins; shall sell subject to teat aa fast aa
buyers appear: M. L. Toa-ne, phone 214-X
i:tf
FOR SALE 2 hens and a farrow cow:
insjuire of A. L. Belville. South Barre.
phone 2M-M. 143J
FOR SALE Five-weeka-old pies. $4.0"
each ; also sboats weighing from 40 to
SO pounds : F. O. Ralph, Brookflrld. phone
eonnectiaans. 14211
FOR SALE Three young milking short
horn bull calve, eligible to rev is try from
rood " producers, priced reaonb!e; Percy
B. Jaslin. Wailafield. Vt. I42t
TOR SALE Seven fonr-weeks-old pigs.
also two ahoata; W. M. Rork, FarweTl
street. 13?t
PIPELESS HEATING
The most up-to-date, economical, sanitary.
efficient and cheapest method known at th
present day.
There ft. however, murn mnerenee m
Pipeles Heating and in Pipeles Furnace.
Wer you buying a furnace could you
answer the following questional
What would be the right tut and best
type of FirepotT ,
What kind of a radiator would be most
efficient and durable T
What has the outside diameter casing
to do with proper operation?
What type of heater will heat th cellar
nd what type will not?
What is rapacity of cold air space?
What i cubic heating capacity?
What type of heater is most accessibl
nd esy to clean and why?
What is proper weight In respect to
capacity?
What should you pay for various type?
All these questions and many other w
are vvwprexl to answer. Let u look over
your house nd give you the particulars.
All ie in tock.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephone
A FARMER
FURNISHED ROOMS
BOARD AND ROMM For two school arirls.
price naaonabke; writ t once to K .
rare Time office. 142t2
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-
Prefer tewcher. students or women work.
by dsv or hour: Call at t Kirk street.
Tor 44J-W. Ultf
know th vt, of manure put on witli a
spreader. It is only question of what
spreader to buy.
If you ar considering price only, rather
than th duality of machine, better put th
John De from your mind.
Th John Deere Spreader Is first, last
and all the time a quality article.
Careful buyer, conseravtiv buyer, men
who buy on merits, always pick th Famou
John Deer Beater on Axle Spreader.
Its extreme simplicity, its light draft, its
durability and its eas of operation, both
kauitng and unloading, make this machtn
a revelation in the present day method of
handling manure. '
It is in a class by Inself. Ask the man
who own one. You will find one near you.
Write or ask for cataloru.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephone
WANTED
Ui-tv; Kob 1 -.. 1.2 Maui itrwt I14tf
MOTOR AMBULANCE RATES
Eet F-arre, XVfbteri"e c4 tiUBifeville to rr i06
Oraag. Wgahirg4 nd inin:towi to Barr 7 no
3L J. WHITCOMa Eat Barre, Vermont
1ELEPHONI iW
STORM SERGE
We have just received
a line of these jrfood. in
blue, black and brown.
They are a good value,
at a low price.
Come in and see them.
We can save you money.
Lee & Clara B. Shortt
Ma r?h field, Vermont.
FARM W can please you whether yens I
re locking for a one rcsn kiid or Urge i
tork fs-ra: scene espertal berestn just!
nr,. wc s re o'Tertng n eepecUllv good
farm containin " 4 acres, one-haif mile
f -am East Vootre' er : hVk hoasw. hae. j
roewt bs-ts. equipped wile, winking machine :
splendid sugsr bash of M maples : will sell
wtth erepa. etc, or will sell the real U
lepe.
Whether tbiak'ng af ruring er eU:ng.
call la and taJk u ewer wih ).
THE D. A. TERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ADVERTISE YOUR
WANTS IN THE
TIMES AND GET
SURE RESULTS
WANTED A furnished room for mother
and child, central location, parties to care
for child mhiie mother is at work; write
lo R- J ." cr Time. 142tf
WANTED AT ONCE-S.l for shout lH.nofl
new bricks. alo ahout 170 bag of
hydrated lime; finlf Road C-cip. Dairy Co.,
M. E. Barney, Mgr.. Randolph Center. Vt.
UMf
WANTED 100 people with corn, eaf-
oue. CFm. hemof fboids or sores to
buy bos of Honey Bee Ointment j Bsrr
Drug Caw Drown Miirmacy. Il;t24
BUSINESS OrPORTUNITIES
W.VNTED Farmer or part per, to erter the
uarry ssaineas. grmntt fnaaufartarer
preferred, good propoetUoej to ocTer or
mou'ii ti- fSve-year lease with esrtion to
J buy. royalty on stone 1 cent per c-jbse
! foe : spptr to Jams TrtVikc East Barre. Vr.
pr-w I'4-i. I2tf
ti
LOST AND FOUND
LOST -Ob th sma R4 beta eea Week-.
rr.tvs and Wa'erburv. vosnan s hat. tar
rat and tnts af cot ur Cader plane
urtjfy i TH Edwards. Rwhsoeca. Vt. R. f.
I. aia wet tvaarsL )4tit '
WANTED TO BUY
" VTIT TO H T-.Wiarf ftrwla-,
- - ri s'was . 'uire O. aaruft, I h
i s.'. la. li-Jt.