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Trrar BARRE DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 211921. PnblhitiMl Every Wk-D A" - THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, IMC. Frmijk E. Luurtar. Publibr CnUred t th Pottofflc. at Brr Bxmd. CUum Mail Mattr 8UBSCRIPTION RATES On Mtr br mil "mm Six month br mail tM no. hr nail tO Wl" D J I - ...J All ubscriptloni cub In dTBB. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Th Associated Pre. is exclusively entitle to the use for republication of all nf patch credited to it or not otberwis Ited In this paper, and also the local published therein. The Kastman Kodak Co. has cut wages twenty per cent. "Picture ahead?" ' ' ' It remains to be seen whether the alibi furnished by the man distilling alcohol for automobile fuel goes with the court. Incidentally, it is to be proven that the automobile goes on that fuel. Fewer idle freight cars by 17,312 during the past week is encouraging news even though the decrease may be due only to th! necessity of mov-J ing cars into the western grayi held for shipments east and elsewhere. Therta something doing at any rats. The Rutland Ikrald condenses a world of truth into this sentence: "A soft answer, gets a lot of men into politics." In fact, that's the reon we get so many into politics who have no real excuse for being in the lime light. A sharp, decisive "No" saves politics and people from being encum bered with a great deal of poor offi cial material. It's A pity that more people who realize their limitations are not also gifted with ability to withstand the wiles of politics. We're Very Busy To-day Our first DOLLAR DAY. The reason: . Good merchandise at right prices. Our regular advertise ment in to-morrow's paper. Dont Hide Your Valuables fCeoplhem 4 Safe in Our OAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS F. H. Rogers & Company ' Two Rutland youths, aged about 18, went duck hunting; had a 22-calibro rifle; didn't understand the safety de vice; one boy got a bullet in the spin which promises to paralyze his lower limb for the remainder of his life. If they had pointed the rifle at the ground while they were loading the rifle, as any sane person ought to do, they would have avoided the terrible consequences. The next time you load a gun or have anything to do with a gun, point the muzzle toward the ground. It is one of the cardinal prin ciple! in the handling of firearms, WATERBVRY Mr and Mrs. Bruno Werner and daughter, Annie, of New York City arc guests at the home of August Keene on Crossett hill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins are the parents of a daughter, born Monday morning. One of the finest residences on Union streetf-the McCarthy home has been sold to John Jay. Mrs. L. H. Whitney has returned from an extended with relatives and friends in Troy, K. Y. Miss Mae Shaw has returned from Melrose, Mass.. where she has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Har wood. Holden E. Eatteltine, who went to RalHmnre. Mrt.. last sDrinff. when his son, Raymond, graduated from Johns Hopkins university, has returned borne, after spending the summer at the borne of his son, Professor Robert Haseltine, who is instructor of science in the Bal timore City college. Professor Hasel tine is beginning his 11th year in that college, where there are 1,400 boys. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Clossey, Mr. and Mrs. William Clossey and Miss Agnes Maloney of Detroit, Mieh., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dillon and other relatives. Monday they went to the old farm on Ricker mountain, where Wil liam Clossey settled 50 years ago. School Is still discontinued at Dux bury Corner for lack of a teacher. ' The community rooms will b open at 2 o'clock Friday and there will be a large gathering in the hall in the eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irish motored ir !e thosr carelessness to hide valuables In your housel They are not safe and only keep you NERVOUS and WORRIED all the time. " ' Ahn vou nlaee vour valuables in our Safety Deposit Vaults you know they are safe; you can examine them as often as you wish and you have peace ot mma. You can rent a Safety Deposit Box from us for $3.00 per year. We will welcome you. GRANITE SAVINGS BANK & TRUST COMPANY DEPOSITORY OF THE CITY OF BARRE " DIRECTORS John Trow, Will A. Whitcomb, Frank F. Cave James T. Carrion, J. Ward Carver, Chas. H. Wbhart. ETAILERS have their finan cial problems which do not differ greatly from those of the jobber, ex cept that usually the re tailer does not grant as much nor as long credit, and therefore requires less capital, in propor tion, to finance his sales. Retailers have special demands at certain seasons which send them to their bankers for loan accommo dation. At such times, this Bank i always prepared to assist customers to the extent warranted by general conditions and the standing of their account. The Peoples National Bank Barre Vermont 4 -National Bank Protection for your Savings-4 i to Swanton Sunday, Mr. Irish I aunt, Mrs. S. A. Austin, and two grandchil dren, Edith and Edmund Austin, re turning with them. , Special for this weck-20 per cent discount on all lines at Goodfellow's Jewelry Store. adv. TALK OF THE TOWN Regular meeting of. tool sharpeners. No. 8, in polishers' hall Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Important. Long distance and general tracking. IiKht and heavy, Granite City Bottling Works. Tel. 726-M or 748-W. dv. The- Bread That Keeps the Family Well Reasons Why You Shoulld Use Cross' Montpelier and Hearty Home Bread (1) . Prepared, baked and wrapped by the most up-to-date and sanitary machinery used in any bakery regardless of size. (2) . CONTAINS ABSOLUTELY NO FOREIGN INGREDIENTS. (3) . The flour used is the cream of the wheat fields. ' (4) . Milk and malt of the finest quality obtainable are used. (5) . It contains only the things that ensure bread of rich color and most palatable. . ' ; - (6) . Mothers can feed it in quantities to children without fear. (7) . It is baked well. This is a most important feature. (8) . THE WEIGHT IS THE MOST LIBERAL CONSISTENT WITH REAL GOODNESS. (9) . IT IS FRESH EVERY DAY. DIRECT FROM OVEN TO CUSTOMER. (10) . LAST BUT NOT LEAST. YOU CAN COME TO OUR PLANT ANY TIME AND SEE IT MADE. WE WELCOME INSPECTION. A father and most liberal user of MONTPELIER bread recently sent us the following note; "JACK AND JILL WENT UP THE HILL AND DOWN W ITHOUT A TUMBLE; CHILDREN FED ON CROSS BREAD ARE STRONG, AND NEVER STUMBLE" C. H. CROSS & SON Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company a w i i XT A. ' OI fliompeuer, vu NDJETY-FOUBTH ?IAE Premium Notes in Force. . . .$12,282,751.00 Cash Assets.... $300,000.00 insurance in Force $123,121,771.00 Policies written under Mutual or Paid-Up Plan at 'actual cost no profit Consider this fact when placing your Automobile Fire Insurance If you are seeking Insurance, see our Local Agent McAllister & Kent Agentij for Barre, Berlin and Orange Barre's Dollar Day While the merchants are arranging to give the public exceptional values on that day, THE QUARRY SAVINGS BANK & TRUST,COMPANY are prepared to of fer you the services of a strong bank in' which to invest your funds in its Savings Department One Dollar ($1) or more . opens an account. ' The public is invited to use the banking rooms of this bank as its headquarters, where they will find every facility for the comfort of all. Rest, writing, consulting rooms, and free telephone service. Meet your friends here. Souvenirs for the children on that day. . c Quarry Savings Bank and Trust Co. Barre. Vermont DIRECTORS: Ben h- Hiutuun, H.-J. M. Jones. W. G. Reynold, J. M. Boutwell, B. V. Hooker, E. L. Soott, H. F. Cutler OFFICERS: BEN A. EASTMAN", President. H. J. M JONES, Vice-President C. ?.L WILLEY, Treasurer. I rn r- New and good looking is this Boot of rugged leather with the popular ball strap. Boots like above. . .$8.50 Oxfords $7.50 Many other styles to select from, prices rang ing from $4.50 to $12.00. Watch for Barre's Dol lar Day Rogers' Walk -Over Boot Shop FREES During Our Sellers Sale liiiuiiuiimiuiiuiuv i4jr tw yu w m ?vi ivi vi v v ivi vi Capital Savings Bank and Trust Co. Montpelier, Vt Capital Surplus and Un divided Profits, $220,000 Pays 4 P. C. on Savings Deposits 2 P. C on Commer " . cial Deposits All taxes paid by bank. Depository of City of Montpelier and State of Vermont . TUt'Sl F.K9 crmni! l. blanch a Rix, EDWARD H. DKAVrrr. Vk PntVt. B. JULIUS TOLHOLM. Vk FKANK N. SMITH. Traranc. W. C. NYX HARRY DANIELS T. E. CAL1.AHAM Sellers the Cabinet with the 15 Famous Features Sellers Kitchen Cabinet the "Best Servant in Your House. SILVERWARE FREE . 26 PIECE ASSORTMENT, $14.00 VALUE. EACH PIECE OF ALUMINUM GUARANTEED 20 YEARS. ONE OF THESE SETS FREE WITH EVERY CABINET SPECIAL SELLERS KITCHEN CABINET SALE A Sellers Kitchen Cabinet in your kitchen will save time, money and worry. Guaranteed for a lifetime. $1.00 will deliver one to your home. COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION ONLY 50 Silver Sets Will Be Given Away Free. The Cabinet preferred by all housewives because of its conveniences which cannot VJ SELLERS SPECIAL be found In others. COME IN AND SEE DEMONSTRATION AND GET TOWEL HANGER FREE ZPj pi (J) I j f W U If A. W. Badger & Company