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THE BAHRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1021. ABOUT THE STATE HppenlBi of Iaterari Um Different Section Archie H. Robertson, CO, for 30 year foreman for the Hale Chair company at East Arlington, died Sunday. Frank F. Raymond of Mention ia in the Rutland hospital with three brok en ribs and probably other injuries, re ceived when he wan thrown from a carload of wood. A cat belonging to W. J. Utton of Orleans, making it home with the Roaring Brook stables, made the com plete trotting circuit with those horsea the past season, from June till Octo- ber. ' ' ' Miss Marion A. Johnson of Sioux City, La., lias been engaged as super- ' visor of recreation' In Bennington for the ensuing year. . She begins her new work Jan. 1, coming from New York, where she is at present employed. :' Sylvia Mashatart was badly scalded at her home in North Hero recently while at play. She ran into her moth er, who was pouring ater from the tea kettle into a pan and upset the pan of water, getting severely burned on her arm and neck. A lively fire occurred Thursday on Ascutney mountain which was plain ly visible from all surrounding towns. The private camp of H. E. Foster was destroyed ' with all its contents, in cluding Mr. Foster's clothing, food supplies, tools and records. Mr Foster estimates his loss at about fc'iOO. ' He was badly burned on the hands trying to rescue some of his belongings. HOWE-PERKINS. Rutland Newspaper man ana Kuxiana Musician Married. i Rutland, Dec, 15 Miss Helen L. Per kins, well known in Rutland musical circles, became the bride to-day of "Edmund P. Howe, local newspaper i man, at a home wedding held at the i home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Per kins of North street, parent! of Miss Perkins. The ceremony was performed at noon by Rev. James Elmer McKee, yowir people standing under. a large white bell during the nuptials. The decorations of the home were in keep, ing with tho Christina seaon. C. A. Johnson of North Main street plaved the wedding march. The couple were unattended, only members of the two families beinsr present. These in cluded former Licut.-Gov. - and Mrs. Frank E. Howe of Bennington, parents of tho groom, and hit brother, Paul C. Howe, a student at Vermont academy, Snvton River. The ceremony was fol lowed It" a luncheon, serred at the home r.f Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Perkins. Miss Isabelle IT. Davis of the Oriental ' tea room enterinai , I J The bride wori brown traveling suit with hat to match and her bou quet consisted of white roses. , Mr. and Mrs. Howe left this after noon for a trip to New York, where thev will remain a week, going from there to Bennington to spend Christ inas with the grooms parents, iney will reside on their return to Rutland at 118 Gibson avenue. The bride is a graduate of the Rut ! land high school, class of 1015. She studied the orran under Tertius T. No ble in New York for two years and was afterwards organist of the Epis copal church in Shclburne, later pre siding over the organ in Trinity church in this city. She has taught both the or (ran and the Jjiano. Mr. Howe graduated from Benning ton high school in 1915 and was a member of the class of 1919 at Dart mouth college, leaving the institution , to enter the armv at the opening of if the World war. He was in the service for two years and was with the 23d Infantry, 2d division, overseas, hold ing a commission of first lieutenant. He is manager of the circulation de partment of the Rutland News. SEEK MISSING BOY. NORTH CALAIS - Miss Lelia Fair of Cabot was a recent visitor at John Fair's. The ladies 'of 8 to we ; Relief corps, No. 3(1, mot at Memorial hall Satur day afternoon and elected their of ficer for the "ensuing year. Miss Lena Young has returned to St. Johnslmry, where she has employment. 8. B. Nelson and son, Miles, were business visitors at H. Gray's in the Pekin district Saturday. Mrs. Edith Bumpus of East Calais was in the place one day recently. Mr, and Mrs. Will Rickard of East Montpelier were here Saturday. Albert Holt of South Woodbury was a caller in town Saturday. . The Calais and Pekin schools will hold .Christmas exercises, followed by a tree, at Memorial hall Friday night at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome., A. C. Dailey and son, Walter, were in South Woodbury Saturday. Mjsa Edith Foote returned recently from Providence. R. I., where she at tended the funeral of her sister. The Sons of Veterans will meet at Memorial hall Saturday evening, Dec 17, to elect their officers for the en suing year. . Harry Peek-of Cabot waa a week end visitor at John Fair's. - Mrs. Dora Converse and Mrs. Min nie Persons of North Montpelier wag in the place ssaturaay. Mr. and Mrs. F- A. Scribner were in Hardwick Thursday, Dennis Lawson was in Barre several davs recently. ' ' , , Charles Adams was a business vis itor in Hardwick Thursday. Mrs. Ellen Lyfdrd of Woodbury is, a ifuest of her sister, Mrs. Dora Holmes. Mrs. W. J. Dailey of South Wood burV vas a recent visitor in the place. Mr. and Mrs. Blake of Worcester were here one day recently. Warren Ainswortht of Montpelier was here the last of the week to attend the Christmas sale. Barnet Man Has Mary Baker Eddy's . , . ' Clock. .. ' Dr. H. A. Eliot of Barnet is the own er of an old clock with an interesting history. This clock is of the banjo style with brass work and was once the property of Mary Baker Eddy. Dr. Eliot's father purchased this clock at an auction of Mrs. Eddy' per sonal property in Rumney, N. H , be-, fore 1868 while she was the wife of Pr, Patterson. Dr. Patterson wenf south during the war and his wife sold out her belongings and left Rumney. The cloak has been In the Eliot fam ily ever tines it left Mrs. Eddy's hand so there is no question as to its identi ty. It is in fine condition and keeps perfect time. One on Sandy Daniels. Bishop Hughes' (juicknes at repartee is well known, but wan never better Il lustrated than at Grace church Tues day evening, when, near tho end of bu inspiring address,, after nearly two hours of rapid-firing eloquence, he sud denly stopped and pulled out his watca with the remark: . ., "I intended to look at that when I began. How long have I talked?" Senator Sandy Daniels of Brattle boro, from the front row in the audi unco, replied: "Ten minutes." To which the bishop replied: "Sen ator, I'm afraid that isn't the first one you ever told!" :St. Johnsbury Cale donian. ' o -rt Only ALL-WATER Route Direct Without Change iVew York to Jacksonville Calling at Charleston, S. C. . Reduced cost of transportation both one way and round trip, effective Jan. 1 All rates' include, without additional cost, main deck . inside utateroom berth. Bedrooms with double or twin beds and private bath, family rooms accommodating 2, 3 or 4 persons, or other staterooms in special or pre ferred location, either singly or adjoining en-suite, may be ' secured at varying extra room fares, in each case lower " . than charges applying in Standard Sleeping Cars. WINTER RESERVATIONS NOW OBTAINABLE 8. 8. Mohawk . 10. IB, Jan. 7, 17, C6 S. S. Comanche Dec 1, 22. Jan. 10. 19, "8 8. S. .Apache Dee. i. 24, Jan. 2, H. St 8. S. Arasltoe Dm 17, 27. Jan. S, 14, ii . Through Rmtea. Through Ticket: mnd Baj4a checked throuth from your atation, via CLYDE LINE Standard Coat twite . Routt to mil point in the Crolina,ChQrgia,Alabamm,LotiMmna and Florida Apply to Local Ticket Aeot, or address A W. PTE, Passenger Traffic Manager, Pier 36, North River, New York Weekly Sailings to BERMUDA Round trip rates from New York $76 and up, in cluding hotel accommo dations and shore excur sions.,; ; Steamship Tickets to all parts of Europe. . , Call, write or 'phone' for circulars and informa tion to DREW & LYNDE Insurance and Steamship Agta. 5 Quarry Bank Bldg., Barre, Vt. Telephone a-J. ESTATE OF GEORGE W. HUNT. Stat of Vermont, district of Washington. as. The honorable probate court tor the dis trict of Washington: to all Prpn inter ested in the estate of Ciowe W. Hunt. la of City of Barre, hi said district, deceased, GREETING . .. At a probate court holden at Montpelier, within and for aid district on the Tth day of Deetmber. ml. an instrument pur portinir to be the last will and testament of George W. Hunt, lute of City of Barre. in said district, deceased, presented to the court aforesaid, for probate. And it is ordered by said court that the 21th da of December. 1921. at the probate office is said Montpelier, be assumed rot provtwt said instrument; and that notice thereof be slven to all persons concerned. by puhliehinK this order three weeks sue ecssively in the Barre Daily Times, a news. paper circulating- in mai viciniw, said district, previous to the time ap pointed, v Therefore, you era hereby notified to ap pear before said court, at tho time and plar aforesaid, and contest the probata of said will, if you have cause. Given under my hand at Montpelier, in said district, this Tth day of December, l1. THANK 1. MARTIN, Judg DrcS-lR-22 Three Lines for 25c i The Times will publish Wants. Lost andi Pound. For Sale. To Let. etc short adver-j tisements at the rate of three linea for , tu.niu.A0. n - fl.at in.MWi.tn and ten cents for each subsequent Insertion. FARMS FOR SALE rHE HOME? DECIDE IT BEFORE 1922 Begin the New Year in a Home of Your Own! . Prices are certainly lower than you will see them atain. Ten room house with two sheds, garden and extra lot on Hill j street i convenient to sheds In the soutn en a and in fact to all parts of the city as it is only about one minute's walls from the car line on either the Washington street or South Main street line, five minutes' i walk to post office. An exceptionally well J located home. There are two tenements and the house rents for about $360.00 per year. By occupying one tenement one could have an income from teh other sufficient to pay a good rate of interest on the entire in vestment. It Is wort, more but ws offer it just at this time for only $U850.00 with from $300.00 to $500.00 down; balance oa ny terms, . WOULD YOU LIKE TO LOOK THIS OVERT . HELP WANTED MALE FOREMAN For Unrest retell manufactur. jusr plant in the South. All modern equipment. Good wanes for right man. Must bo thorouahly experienced as fore man. Write Texas Lsrsest Monument Man- ufacturera, Yoakum, Texas. tun COO K""W ANTED For' "lumber camp; apply to Ward Lumber Co., Moretown. vtJ,t6 WXirfEO-arvor a ad ' Wtir euttwt'Wor round raised and polished letters. One who understands handling sand b'rt ma chine preferred. Good waires to rich nn. Open shop. Writ Teich JScwujment Works, Llano, Texas. - . r WANTED Reliable man sell shrubs, trees. plants; permanent, weekly pay t wTlts Jnr terms : Guaranty Nursery Co., Rochester. Y . ' . ilotlr. FOR SALE HELP WANTED FEMALE ",,.," m i i' ! r "' ---'' " 11 mwy) HJ-xat j'"vv ' ,rTT i n sr;'K We already have in many batteries for Winter storage. 'Phone 690 Barre, and tell us to call for yours. We call and deliver for stor age free of charge. Oliver's Battery Station Battery Specialist BARRE. COMMISSIONERS' WOTICE ESTATE OF JAMES C. SHERIDAN. . " f he undersigned, having been appointed by the honorable proflate court for nx district of Waahinirton, commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjunt tha claims and demaads of all pwsone anainut the estate of Jsmes C. Sheridan, lata of Granltevillo, in said dis trict, deceased, and all claims exhibited t offset thereto, hereby sriva notice- that w will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at tha resiiknea of Malcolm McKinnon in tho town of Barre, in said distret, on the 18th day of January and 10th day of April next, from 10 o'clock a. m. until 2 oclock p. m.. on each of said days and that six months from the 1th der of November. A. D. 121. is tho time limited by said court for said credi tors to prtssnt their claims to us for ex amination and allowance. Dated at Barre Town, this th day Of December. A. D. . GEORGE J. BEAGER. MALCOLM McKlNNON, Commissioners Dec8-tS-2J Farm of 157 Acres Must Be Sold to Settle Estate! Good bullilincs, sprini water runs at both barn and house: (food pasture, will Ve.p 25 cows, best of location on state road, one-third mile to school, 3 miles to villas, 7 miles to railroad; one of the b-st farms in town ! price and terms- reasonable. If thinking- of buying; it will pay yon to kvk at this farm. About 44 tona of hay for sale. B. H. Adams, Adm Chelsea, Vt. lMtf James R. Mowry Left Mclndoe Mon day, Dec. 5. St. Johnlmry, Dec. 15. The fox pa trol of the Mrlndoea scouts are looking for traces of James R. Mowry, who disappeared from the home of his un cle, Oliver Staple, near the railroad crossing a mile below Mrlndoes about noon Monday. Dec. 5. He may have boarded the" aouth-bound freight, or hava hailed a passing auto, or started off oa foot. I Mr. Staples says he came home about 20 tninatea "after Jimmie"eatne " .-in from the harn and went out again, and couldn't find him anywhere. He looked through all the buildings ajnd in the wood where he had been chop ping, and could find no tracks in the fresh snow outride the. main read. Ue has an idea that he may have started for Maine, where his mother had re cently bouifht a farm, which seemed to ' interest him. So faf aV is known he had no mon-rf-v, and took nothing with him except tie work clothe he had on, a skull rap, a blue jacket, a lipht colored jumper with fine brown checks, olue shirt and overalls (with patch on one. kneel, a preen jereey over his un ion suit, rubber eboea with I'-alher topi laced up and heavy bluish-pray stock ing, lie is about fiv feet and five fitches' tall and has blue evrs and dark hair. He was IB the eighth of .lu'.y, and had been in Mrlndoe with his uncle about a year. Any information about his movement during the past week would be pratefuily received by his un cle, or bv the scoutmaster, Kev. G. B u, Iii.ivr-a s a. in. OXIDAZE TABLETS Marie With Euential Oil For Politicians-Auctioneers Cleraymen-Lccturers Singers Anyone wbo speaks or ainaw ia public, wboao voico Is apt to rrow husky or weak from the strain, will rind that one Oxidate tablet slowly dissolved in th mouth be fore speaking- or sinfintr, will make a world of difference. The voice stays strong and elcar and natural even during an un usual strain. Thousands of tmonl have I) stifled to the remarkable valiw of theae pure -sen-tiai oil tablets, which brlnir such quirk re-li-f in eases cf Hor.en. Loss of Voice, Soreness, or Tickling- ia Throat. Bronchitis, Bronchial irritation, BronchiaJ Asthma, Cougha, Colds, and as a preventative again! Grippe, lnflucnsa and Pneumonia. One eme.ll inexpenaive packaa-c of Ox idaxo" tablets will quickly, prove the value of pura essential oil in eeses of this kind; if they are always kept In the house for use ia case of an emenrency. they may save you many days of serious illness or dis comfort. E. A. Drown or any good drua yist can supuly you. Adv. Adco Dry Storage Battery GUARANTEED FOR THREE YEARS will not freeze; will not corrode; will not sulphate; will not buckle plates; fool proof; requires no water. NO MORE BATTERY TROUBLE H. F. Cutler & Son AMERICAN LEGION HALL CAN NOW BE RENTED FOR DANCES, SOCIALS AND OTHER GATHERINGS NEW, FIRST CLASS FLOOR. WELL HEATED " APPLY TO CHARLES ZANLEONI, JR., - BARRE DRUG CO. ESTATE OF AMOS U MEKRILL. State of Vermont, district of Washinjrta. sa. The honorable probate court for the dis tirt of Wuhiiurtim : to all persons in- I tenst' d In tho eetatet of Amos U Merrill, late of City of Barre, in said district, da ceased, GREETING i At a probate court, holden at Montpelier, within and for said district ca the Hth day of December. 1921. A. Leroy Smith. i administrator de bonis non of the estate of Amos l. Merrill. Iat of City of Barre, In ut riitrrt. deceased, make annlwation to Itle In said court a new bond witlr euretiea-ia substitution for his administra tor's bond now on file in said court. And it is ordered by said court that tha 8th day of January. 195U. at tho probate office in said Montpelier. bo assumed for hearing on said application t and that notke thereof be (riven to all persons concerned, by publishing this order three weeks suc cessively in the Barre Daily Times, a oews pajier elrotilaj-ing- in that vicinity, in said dietrirt prevkres to the time appointed. THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear before said court, at the time and nlare aforesaid, and eonteat the probate of !aid will, if you have cause. Gives under my an at Montpelier in said district, this 14th day of December, l9il IUA B. EPSON, Register. DeelM2-S ESTATE Of CHARLES BIANCBI The Truth About Eczema and Piles Thousands and thousands of peopK say Peterson of Buftslo. are- Jearniut every 1 week that one SS cent box of Peterson's j Ointment will abolish eeaewia and banish piles, and the a-raateful tetters I rcretvs ' every day axe worth snore to me taaa money. "I had ecsema for many years o any head aad could not H anythinc to stop the aaowy. I aaw ysur ad aad rot ore box and I ex yo sasny thanks for the trod ft has doeie aie. There ba t a blotch , on my head now and I eould't help but fiank Peterson, for the cure as srreat.' Miss t Mary Hill, 4S0 Third Avenue, PitUbarc, I Pa. j "I nave had Itch In piles for II years and Peteraon'a is the only ointaneat that relieves an, beeidn the pile seven t have csne." A. B. Rucer. 1127 Washiaa ton Awr.ne, Iter inc. Wis. Us Petersem's Ointment for aid easa. salt rsram, cnanna- ana an asm aie eases. Drure-ists reeoenmead it. Mail orders tilled ' bv Pete-son Ointment Co lac, Buffalo. I N. Y-Adv. HOTEL ST. JAMEG TINES SQUARC, NEW YORK CITY fust wfl Broadway at 109-llJ West 45th St. Much favarwa! bv woaiaa trivaiinf witbstst sat art "Sunshina la aver i An Hotel of qoiet diynity, har iti(H atmotpli ere aud appoint acuta of a well conditioned bone. 40 Theatres, all principal shops and churches, 3 to 5 tnin ts walk. - 2 mlnnteaof alltnbwaya, 'X" roexlt, surface cars, but linea. Within i aainutee Grand Cen tral S minutes Pennsylvania Tarsaiaaia. raasja" MmmA psstal fee rat asset baaajot W. Joa vsosl Qtmrw, Praaidrat I Your Comfort Christmas carries with it an a$ye-old suggestion of COMFORT and CHEER,, the full meaning of which was brought to us by the needs of our ancestors. LIGHT means COMFORT. COMFORT is trebled when you can have light where you want it ! A WAL LACE adjustable lamp, trim in appearance, capa ble of being folded in a compact shape ready to be placed in the pocket, low in cost, throws a concen trated stream of light wherever you want it. Comes in eight beautiful finishes with eight feet of cord and a plug, only $3.30 to $1.00. Write to Albert L. Perkins, 208 Elm Street, Barre And an agent will call and demonstrate. State of Vermont district of Washinfrtosj, as. The honorable probate court for the dis trict sforesaid, to all persona interested in the estate of Charles Bianchi. late of r-itw nf RBv in il district, deceased. WHEREAS. ecM court has assie-nad the 10th day of January next for examinmarj and nlloxrina- the account of the exeeutor of 1 the estate of said deceased and for a decree I of the residue of said estate to tha lawful rlatmaata of the same, and orders,! that . public notice thereof be tiven to all per-1 sons interested in said estate by publish- tor this orier three weeks successively ; previous to the day asstawed. in the Barre Daily Times, a newspaper published at City of Barre. in said district. THEREFORE, you are hereby Notified to appear at the probate offlco in Montpelier, in said district, on the day assigned, then and there to contest the allowance of said account if T"t see cause, and to establiih your riyht aa heirs, lecateea and lawful rlatrr.snt to said residua. Given under my hand, this 14th day of December, tttll. FRANK J. MARTIN. Judre. Derl-22-2 41 3 Per Cent Interest sasaa - r4- Allowed Bv Law In Vermont the law requires the Surplus to be 10 per cent of the deposits before Danks are allowed to pay more than 4 per cent interest. This Bank has this 10 per cent surplus and more too. The Builington Truel Company guarantees 4?J per cent interest oa its Savings Deposits. With a safety margin of $ 1.25 to pay every dollar of deposits, this bank can pay 1 ;i Pr cent ir.Urc.-t with safe ty to its depositors and safety to the Bank. Tha Burlington Trust Company, Burlington, Vt, DR7LTH. crabtree and GAGE & GAGE PAI MER CHIROPRACTor.SI Hoori: fcetly to 11:00 a. m . t .0 to r m., and :0 to t p. .. iex cert Monday afternoon, FrnU afternoon and Saturday evening-. t Omce 1 Currier Block, 'Phone i-W Bastdeacei l Merchant 8t. Thooe J-K DR. HOWARD A. DREW OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN BLANCHARD Bl DC 'Phones s Ofnca, TS-W ; Kealdenco, lOa-B DlC"LEWISlX"irArvTIN OSTEOPATHIC THYSICIAN Omc in Roosa tl. Miles Bulldinc Trlephotte Ceoaectkm OmCKHOl RS: I a. as. to aa. and 1 M to 4 p. en. Monday. Teeeday. Tkoraday and Prldy TELiTorriCE l.tM RFPTDtNCE. t-M COLLECTIONS EDWARD C. DUFFICY LAW1XR BOUSTER BLOCK BAtBX. VT. KOTART PLUUO CONCERT DANCE Nicol's Orchestra SEVEN PIECES INCLUDrXO PAXOI'HOXE QUARTET 61 Maple Av.. Tel. C71-W. DR. CARL F. ROBINSON Fprrializing in tht Discaaea of tha Skin and Cancer. Office ITours 10 to 12 a. m. aad I to 3 p. m. daily. VVVdneadar and Saturdsy- Kvenings. . Ttot "M R, Room t Milra Cranita Building. Harra, VL DR. A. A. MORTIMER VETERINARIAN PARRF, VT, TELErilONE 479 M PERRY & NOONAN CNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS Hospital Ambulance Service Undertakers and Licensed Embalmers Deft ftmare, Barre. TL rcnoeetisi, C5.V WE ALWAYS HAVE" Just vrbat you are looliinr for ia the line of kwrlry, silvenrare. cut slasa, etc. Also stationery. Our watch aad clock repair work goar ante. O. J. DODGE, the Jeweler rt ELM ftTHF.ET SOT.E ACTyr FOR -BpyTOX aMEIIICAM prk r.n os MONUMENTS are lover now than they 41 b in tsr anonths tram mom as later. 1 k ia a mere talk, as riaae will ebow. Ther-fnre. bay mirm. and save snoory. asso this mtil help to furswa work Hi rour teiitrm am. W e bars evaume baryaina no ; cavil, vtnte ot DAI LEY'S MUSIC ROOMS Tke larreat Maaie koose mm ea ltiwss Rdvnera. BV Jokssbory. VL Sratw ""o'rcaii Strett. Diirre, VL Aru tee Tiru Tirtralaa aad V-sr aad J. O. BILODEAU & CO INC. arrev Vt. .MOVE ANYTHING. ANYWHERE, ANYTIME 1 fN TEARS' KXrtRrrNrg R, LYNN CLARK, MGR., Household Furniture at Auction At I am leavinjf the city am plan ning to sell at aiH-tion on Saturday, December 17, ' at 1:30 o'clock in tha afternoon on lha prrmif! at No. 41 Currirr street, tb-e following articlra of house hold furniture: Beds, cmnroodca, rhif foneera. writing dok, almost new hed pouch, fl leather et dining rhairs, din in? table, ilorris chair, 2 stands, iron ld and springs, mattresses, QnnkfT range, tbreo burner Blue Flam nil stove with oven, all bedding and quilts, blankets, etc.. dit-he- of all kinds, quan tity of linoleum, two large rockers and many other articles not mentioned. Everything must be told as I have no further ue for same. Terms at time of sale. Saturday, Dec 17, at 1:30 p. tn. MR EVA STEWARD, Owner. D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer. Mrs. Herman C. Davis invites the public, beginning Thursday, to her home at 16 Liberty St. There you will find a fair-priced assortment of Christmas articles. Leather Bags and Pocket books, Genuine French Ivo ry, Silk Hosiery, Handker chiefs and Fancy Work and anything you might fancy. WANTED AT ONCE Housekeeper for o small family I no objection to woman with child! address Mrs. O, M. Woodard, R. f. D. No. 1, Barre, W telephone S9-l& . 4 22818 WXNTED Experienced op5rsnd girls to learn : steady work flruaranweu j -; ber Li)tonCo.,Church street, Barre. 2 J WANTED Capable Woman.' SS or over, to I keep . house for man and 7-year-old dnushter: no objeetion to woman tth child; npnly to J. S. CUrk, Orange, P. O. address, East Bwrre. Vt. ; 2its XVANTED "Youn women to enter Barrel City hospital tratnlna school to train to i become nurses i apply to too saperinienorni at the hospital. lg7tf ! l''0R SALE -Best iuallty (ralvanbcd toc I ins. chtiipcr May than ohlnirlai.morsrOAiK k ! 'X laid and lasts longer. Cover youil lkt I roofs yourselves, bt-foro the busy scaxon I or emplcf helr whljo it la plenty am Itheap. Tools loaned, i Also metallia iit I in and beaverbonnl. The aplendid lha j wood onc.piiw furnaces, raws,' : to ; Matera and rcraH at 'vk.r tr -.'!Tj;- '' " : euetomer.. . f,. ; Fvt-i-v. -'' ,4 HAVpor SALE -Inquire at fe73 No, Mm 'it street IRHiti FOR SALBi-DrV soft"woiSa'la"bT'r:!,So'. dry hard wood slabs, , $3.60 j als dry """"i-fh- i?" ! call CW. FOIl SAfc'ESr Andiatburg; Holleri'Ca- narica; Carroll L. Stewsrt. IK Hubbard street, M""trejjfr,plione724-M. ' '228t '- " T;" tUn rilv . t. . .... ' .. . Oeo. S. Nve. R. K J. , rjan-- -l A CHRISTMAS SALE-I will' R!ve count of 10 per cent on all sales forrssh on ali purchases of $1.00 or more, excluding some roods as suitar. butter, etc. Ko, dii eount for cash.- Ronular prices ' un" ell ooa. subject to above discount. 'SjiIs ..'rrenrinir lc. 12th. oontinuinir until t reduce my stock of mdse. as I see flt.to.div ontinue sale; E. 2. Mnxfleld. Plainfield. vt. , - hta HOUSES TO RENT TO RENT One 6-room flat, second fluor, Forsythe place, hot andcold water, nas; on second floor flat, 6 rooms, .17 Laurel street I on ( rooms on Seminary street; E. L. Smith ; inquire of A. W. Clark, painter. Tel. 2SB-Y. f6RENT Five room upstairs tenement, with electric liehts and bath, cellar, barn privileges and good a-srden ; sulfated at 1 Clark St, telephone 66-E or inquire at 21-C2 Howland Bldg. . SJOtf TO RENT-.J-room tenement on.ortK Main atreet; also 6-room tenement on Nonh Seminary street ; Inquirs at 829 North Main streetTel. 21-J.; H06 FOR RENT 6-room eottas-o Touse on Third street ; electric ligrhta ; John P. Tieniiamin. Tel. 105-R. Vi tf TO RENT Four-room tenement, first floor. 49 Maple avenue; three rooms and bath tenement It Strninary street ; five txwms and bath tenement H Brook street) McAllister Kent. 1M . i : - -m WANTED WANTED TO "BUY 0 cows, new milch or ncarbv sprinirers : H. M. Farnham, Mont pelier. Vt. Tel. 107 ..228tf WANTED TO BUY Second hand piano in fret class condition, with or without play er attachment; writ, giving make and price in first letter, to "Piano," ear Times of fice. 22" WOtTLDTSE a few roomers or boarders, at ' 88U, Eouth Main street; Mrs. A. J. Hog-; era. j WANTED TO BUY Cash paid for house-1 hold furniture and stoves : also raes. maeaalnea. ete. Phone 719-R, ... Abram Fine. . -. ' WANTED Will exchange new mikh cows for hay ; John F. Benjamin, Tel. 105-R. - Sltf RA URWANf Et We want aillhe raw fur we can buy at New York prices; ex tra furs of all kinds ; we pay fancy prices : all enrpmencs neia enujec i rvum, m days; C. h. Silver, the fur man. PlainfUM. Vt. ' WANTED to enchanire good first mort gpgea or good renlina- nron-rt for farm, stock and tools; call Ceo. . Lackey and sow. 12 State street, Montpelier, 'p'lone 4.M or S-M. Znotf FOR SALE Until and including DccV'S'. a targe stock of wall paper and "door coverings includinjr largo and smnllct iwk, siiitnble for Christmas presents, at prices th.it should sell them quickly; L. F..Fort ne, Plamfiold. .-ll'dili DRESSED - BEEF FOR SALE By,', the -JLU J1"0. ,ish buy a new milch eow; rail 236-J.or 887-B. --226tf TOWNES DRY iSLAB"WOWTsioTncay Barre he can deliver in a-run loads, but B-run loads are business economy ; call S8-R. , . fetc FOR SALE Biockwood at $5.00 run:'Mc ond growth wood at $4.50 run;. James Well7iii0 l!?kler 'trevt- Tel- orders 'to H. Habbep. 93-ai. Dec9-10-13-15-i7 MILL SLABS FO R R A LE ROc per riin "a mill; Flint Bros., Washington. Vt TXMZ FORAliTASH-DrTl ,4'5(' p" ruB! dry -ft,;,limb wood $9.00 per cord or $3.50 per ' run, sawed, delivered in Pot less than uo loads-; Lester Lang, East Montpelier, -Vt. phone 847-24. , A' "AY yS ALB '-AIsTTrwood," lu o p ".d H- B. Partridge, Tel. ,W4-R, K r- V- 1. Borre ,. ifr'tll SA"VE COAURy huyins; dry' luiA'AeiMil. we can furnish yoi- with the followlna a? T,r r""1 "d growth, extra Jare, .0s.b,ock' 5'25, ' runs for., I IS: slab $2.7 and $3; Granite City BorMine Works, phone 726-M, or 746-W. ttlli SLfGHtLY USED PIANO FOR SAJ35 been ustd only about two months ; cyS JMghty marred in transit; A. A. Larnorrv, LamorCT ClothlnrCo. I'lfltl FOR SALE A prparation fw cftriinji granite and marble monuments) briKhtero un the lettering and makes the who!- monu ment look clean and new: sua ranted jnrio on application: James Sullivan. 114 Pi.r street. Barre, Vt. . '; ."'ixt AUTOMOTJTLES FOR SALE One" 1016 BnicSi"k'rSewr. pmntcd; (rood rubber; price right; H.' V Cutler A Son. jstl FOR SA LE -U-'viimlcBulckarT cl!eiir 1 pair horsee. 7 years old: sleds. r.-rp-M-wi blenlets. 1 yoke of oxen ; Tel. 429-J. lt"i. peHer,,'Vt. , HTSft!" FOft'SA LE--One 'lindran "ear.' In BooASif v nine condition price right. Palnr.'''- age. f!4f t Downstairs at Colton's Plr.." AUTO SUPPLY DEPT. Warm Rarage for th Winter. Alcohol for your radiators.. Weed Chains for your wheels. . . All sorts of Auto Supplies. VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO. M State tr-et Montpelier. Vermnn ' MISCELLANEOUS WARM ARMY OVERCOATS $2.50; woolen! gloves 10c; arscrt-d colored rags tor rugs; new eolond ali-o "crazy quilts." flour bag full $1.00, postpaid. Beacon Supply Company. Chelsea, Mass. 230t8 DN. HUNT will buy raw' furs: highest price paid: 28 E. SUte street, Mont pelier. Vt. ?28t' CUSTOM" BUTCHERING-We are prepared to do all kinds of butchering; inquire of D. A. Comstock. 108 South Mam street, cr Robt. Siwneer, Tel, $27-J, South Barre. zmz fA M' PREPARED TO DECORATE" YOUR HOLIDAY CAKES With genuine hand molded flowers, vines, fruit, etc., in white or colors; write for particulars; Mrs. Alice '. Hood. Randolph Ctr., Vt. R. F. D. . 21124 fWRENT Voroum cleaners; The Electria Store. lElro street 78tf DANCING LESSONS Private instruction by appointment: call at 172 Main street, phono 1-M : Marie Qoinlaa. -9tf AGENTS WANTED YOUR OPPORTUNITY to be independent and proeperoua. Become our special rep resentative, sell goods In constant demand. Particulars Free. THE BACORN COM PANY. Elmlra, N. Y. itl HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR RAI.B F'ive-year-old driving horre well broke; Chris Mekklcson, Bcckley hill Tel. 309-12. il'ti' FOR SALE Driving horse, r-afe. gentle. years old, with harness, $50 ; also pair o heavy eled. icwly pain-ted. good conHition t'lil Inouire Howard Jt Tuttle, K. F. D Plainfield. Vt. 223tii' FOR SALE One mfcdium light eipreM sleigh ai low price; A. A. Boyce, 28 Peir! street. ' i'ls't) Upstairs at Colton's Place i Horse Goods Department. ' Old Comfort sleighs on sale. . Delivery SWs on sslc. One horse sleds on sale. .--lii. Two brose sleds on sslc. Driving and express harness on sale. '' Fsrm snd Team harness on sale. .: " Sleigh bells, team bells, sleish heaters am coal, and bundrec other useful things. .as sale. Sheen lined costs and nltprs, too. VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO. $4 State Street Montpelier. Vermont ANNUAL MEETING The Annual Meeting of the Granite Mu tual Insurance Co. of Barre, VL will be held at the Home OftW of said Company. , in the City of Barre. Vt., on Tuesday. Jan- ' uary rd. lB'ii at Ten o'clock a. m.. for the, purpose of electing Directors for the year rnsuin? and the transaction of any other ( nl"!ne wnicn may provari rvma miurv aaid meeting. R. C. ROBINSON, Ser'y. SHERIFFS SALE Taken by virtue of aa execution to me directed, and will bo sold at public auction to satisfy said eaecution. as the law ili- .i y- j.. ,,r rv. A n Ittit. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, in the bich way near Jose t anra. the following ile srriled prepcrty. to wit: one black and hi.3 row. ' IL J. SLAYTON. Dept. Shnff. Dated at City of Barre, Vu, this th day or D.-C.. 1921. B. J. LA&OK. HA'AuE. ' M flWlB ST, AUCTION SALE at City Auction Market Saturday at 2 and 7 p. m. Large line of holiday goods. Sleds, rocking horses and things for the children; wil low chairs with and without cretonne cushions, sofa pillows, lady's writing desks, violins, mandolins, accordions, all kind:, of furniture, silverware, cut lery,. Crockery and a great va riety of seasonable goods. ; Private sale all through the week. ; O. n. HALE, Auctioneer. GUARANTEE YOUR RENTAL ".INCOME N,o one will pay you rent when your property is damaged and unfit for use. Therefore, when yon have a fire your income from your property will, cease. Provide now for this emergency. J. V. DILLON, Bolatcr Block, Barre, Varmoat VJ Your Farm HL-f Wo Have Sold Ova 20.000 Farms to Date No Intiai f re aad as wilhdn w J charees. Ym py ieraaHBasKooalyanerssieieew eusioaMr. n at asii ph see. E. A. Strout Farm Agency Communicate With 4. J. IMfHNtR. AaBt, How land Block Teiepbooe . Barrsj. Vk jy- I, -. - 2Wri ii ii i nw i i i) HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE FOR SALE Cottaye bouse at 11; East street. 1 rooms, bathroom, pintrv ajood cemented cellar. furnace. Sictrw , liehts, cas, hot and cold water. Inrcaistov. room upstairs, 2 full size city lots, yood her house, shed. 17 apple tiws, rasiiberrios, blackberries, straw berries ; owner leavins state: apply on premises or Si-M. J.'19ti to " "Settle thr harrict I.. ' uri WARDS ESTATE Will acll die ivroor cottasre house st MS Washing-ton efei-t : il interested, call Kdit'nM. jTarr. lwtl FOR SALE The E. A". THndle house at 35 Kehh avenue, earner Summrr St. en Keith avenue. 14'. HlESsl)m)RTUNITTEi COOD OPPORTUNITY fur prty . v.;i. to entaice in the manufacture of a '1a tv grranite well kn,wn to the retail tr.ide lTp.to-date plant ready to operate, com mpital reouii-di communicate with "II. 7f V! " Times office. 191C PRESS YOUR HAY f with my nw John Deere-Pain hay press. Thia machine will turn out neat. writ, pressed bales that brina- the bet marae price. lis large capacity saves time aT'S ',lKr HENRY DWINELL, t MARSHFIEf.D. VT. Oranye County Thone. TANK HEATERS , The kind yoo like to warm water 1je your cattl $ MARSH-ALLEN CO. I N. E. Telephone 140. Orarce Co. Tcle-h. LOST AND FOUND f . - . . . Si F'Clr.'D Buoch of keys j owner may hrv, same by provlns; property and pry tn rhirps at ! Merchant strict. raciS i LOST Frown" ar.d black. Isnre fox hour small round collar; tinaer please t phone owner. 484-M. 2'. VI i t ftne-votli hand saw of) the Ux- Plainfield road, not far from the Fia. wVt, rlaci. or. Armiftice dar : f;nocr y 1 ' notify l F. Fortney. Plsinnrld. -:itu ROOMS TO RENT : fC rRENT- I-artr frnt rwnn, wlh m & rot m oirvecttJ, furnihrl mri4 t( vt htr4 : bo one sals taM to rrnt ; riH or IS Etom trrriK or Tel. 4-W. TO RKNT Fnmih rrrmw for Uyht Hot:- krt -.- : inr' room, lutli-i for iifcWt hourkiin ; call at 46 Lcnr $ 2. M Problem 1 Oiod tttny 1.20 were sol.l at a diacoant of tS jrr pent from a marked tin prioa and prodticlni; profit bt 25 r cent. Find the ; narked up prk-r? I Any atudent pretrntmjf corrert ! solution w.H be fiivra credit cf a wk' tuition on r-?i.traT;.a froi iw. 9 to i Pay, EraiJ. r Kama Sty MONTPELIER BUSINESS SCUOOL ha srcHAErso:. rmx. Thoaea S17-M; JC H. G. BENNETT Barre Cara?c MISTER FARMER Why no', l uf rour a if "2 IN' 1 jxwrr aa'her for ChrUtinsa. Mo daji l-r a Lit hrightcr f.r rv- errIy ahta irfthcr A Vr waLirr wr.h t'.ii ep-to-al power iVr. AVe Ka tiera t. ran with either pf4in ent'nes or eWlrif m!ar 3i o2t raot r s j-; ". '4 f.r U "i'.h fsrm lifhtitif rstrr.a. Ot t.ur new )- sr j.f J. I ARKLEY & SON Gruiti t, Tct. ta-x. Berv. Tt. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE r f.r .iFTtnr.D noL.TErs rtn.i. SALE- f mm m aecredied herd. B t( p,Tt. , sired by a Burke ! end from a bsndsirr untcnied Amm : vtti trae f '-r Holetein fr.en aa accredited b V , D V. Toaa. Tiair.neld. Vt, N. 'j h- a Holiday Good Oar line of !!!: !y Wi t- p on 1i;Iay. V"o r i'a'Ty lavita ' xtn to c-Tf In an! Iv-V thrm f' ft r V.-i tr.--' . S p ..? I'..:r car'v. Lee Si, Clara Ii. Shortt- Xathl!d, Vfrapat '