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THE H.UiltU .DA II A' TUIKS, DAltKE, VT. , WEDNESDAY, XOVKMIiKlt 1, 1022. lit rvvin Little Ckildren Bridhten Homes 7 VERY young couple starting out in life has visions of mvfnl hours snent before the fireside with healthv. happy iJ : , , , - , V 'I A.Umh Kuf ihc nmir rf fort t 'nn r rr nrntnpn whn Innor tnr UillUlCH uui, ai(Ut uuii un.ii wu"g .... children are denied that happiness because of some functional derangement which, may be corrected by proper treatment.. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is just the medicine for these conditions, as the following letters show: , Chicago,' 111. "You surely gave men one Rood medicine when wo men one Rood medicine when you put Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com pound" on the market. After I had my baby I was all run down and so nervous it kept mo from gaining. My doctor did everything he could to build me up, then he ordered me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with his medicine and I am now a new woman. I have had three children and they are all Lydia E. I'inkham babies. I have recommended your medicine, to several friends and they speak highly of it. You are certainly doing good work in this world." Mrg. Adbith Tomsheck, 20557 Wabash Ave Chicago, III Churubusco, N. Y. "I was under the doctor's care for over five years for backache and had no relief from his medicine. One day a neighbor told me about your Vegoiablo Compound and I took it. It helped me so much that I wish to advise' all women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and backache. It is a great help in carrying a child, as I have noticed a difference when I didn't take it. I thank you for this medicine and if I ever come to this point again I do . not want to be- without this Vegetablo Compound." Mrs. Fbed Miner, Box 102, Churubusco, N. Y, - Many auch letters prove the reliability of Lydia B. Pinkhanfs Vsdetatle Compound t-YDIA E.PINKHAM MEDICINCCO. LYNN MASS. SOUTH RANDOLPH , Mr. and Mrs. Boy Tripp and daueh ter and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey md son of Williamstown visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith Sunday; also the son, Everett Smith, f Goshen, Mis Harriet Smith and Sera Id Roppe of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Armstrong were sailed to Granville to attend the fu eral of Mr. Ford, father of their laughter's hu-djand. who was serious ly injured in an accident which caused bis death. Miss Celia Gifford of East Ran iolph is teaching in .Miss Neilson's place in the higli school at Williams town. C. C. Gifford was in Williams- HA(I 1 t -OKI'! i v I COUH I Thoughts For Mothers Who Wish To Safeguard Their Families ' There is a simple, inexpensive way that300, 000 mothers have of providing a safeguard against colds, coughs. croup, and catarrhal ailment, Th ail monta ara not aerioua I if fivan prompt atten tion but man j a motharmoumatheloaa of a dear on fmm pneumonia, diptheria or influenza. "A etitch in time aavoe nina" la a tru iara aa it mlatee to common cold. Firet. avoid anr medicina fcnntainint chloroform or opiataa of any kind, urh medicine m not neeeaaarjr and may do awn harm than good. Devoted mothara aavo about $3.00. and maka a punk a T active medicine at homo and avoid aipenea and anxiety. They purrhaae tVi oxa. af the pare concentrated Eaaanca Mentha-La. na, than maka a ayrupof eurar and water and aave a full pint of tha very boat couirh aynip to be obtained at a eoet of leaa than J1.00. A few doeea riven when cold or eourh firat atarta. aooa cherke It and drivee it out of tha vat-era and the danger of pneumonia andother fatal or hnawnur dieraae ie avoidWI. fain dt rartiona coma with tha Kaaenre Menho-Lax-ene eo aimpleand oaay that a child could maka a f all pint ia teee tbaa 10 minutea. Good doe tore and druevieta recommend it. Bat ever Bold, (or Cough and Cold". Send i eta. m etampe for trial bottle to Tha Btaikb Pcediaet Ca, Daytan, Ohio "F0RWABD, MABCH1 I The happiest people are those who, in whatever sphere of life, continue to go forward. j The inventor is happy so Ions as he can overcome new ob stacles, devise new mechan isms, go forward. j The business man is happy ! when his business shows a' healthy growth and a balance on the right side of the ledger. ! Everybody finds satisfaction in getting ahead financially-jfin being a little better off this year than last. town Friday. His daughter accompa nied him home for over Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Lemuel Whwloek of Tunbridge called on friends here the last of the week, on the way to Bar nard to visit his brother and friend. Mr. Wheeloek is in very poor health. C. J. Billings is moving his poods to East Randolph to the Vr. Davenport house, lately purchased by Jliwi M. Greene. He will stop for. a while with Miss Greene on the Greene farm un til the Davenport house is in condi tion to be moved into. Raymond Paine is moving onto the Billings farm, which he purchased at the Green auction. E. Camp was in Boston last week, and by invitation of an ac quaintance of his, a Mr. Canute of Halifax, N. K., who is a share owner of the Victorious Canadian boat, Blue Nose, they viewed the yacht race from the point at East Gloucester. After the Thursday's race, at the in vitation of Mr. Canute, he went on board the vessel for about one and one-half hours. The next day they visited the Boston Post Imildinir and received an introduction to Ilindy, the Post Cat, paed through the sub- way under the Charles river to hast Boston, arriving home Saturday eve ning. BRADFORD GROWN Dwelling House of Elbridge Emery Burned Owner Absent Two Day. The dwelling house of ElhrHse Em ery on the road to We-tville was burned Thursday night. The cause of the fire is unknown as Mr. ' Emery lived alone, and had not been at home for two days. Nothing was saved as the fire was beyond control and the building unsafe to enter when neigh bors rcuched the place. A small in surance was carried by Mr. Emery. The house was formerly the home of Mrs. Amy Fhilbrook, who died a few years since. Missea Mary Murphy and Helen Worthley have finished work in the postoffice. Miss Gladys Mcdure and Warren Martin have taken their places. Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Laron have moved to their home', which they bought of Carroll Hood. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Philbrirk of Barre visited relatives in town Sun day. ; Arthur Lambert has returned to his work in the B. & M. station. Miss Mary Murphy has pone to La eonia, X. H. Paul Lynch is confined to the houe with the prevailing distemper. William Chamherlin is vorking in Lisbon, X. H. i Married, in B.lluws Falls! (lit. 19, Arthur Gove and Agnes Bell Senca baugh. 1 Mrs." Arthur rias and son have riturned to Pasadena, Cal. j Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Whitman of j Newbury spent the end of the week i with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Martin'. George Gaflicld has g n to Hon duras. Central Ameriin. tt wrk for J the United Fruit company. " ; Mrs. Ephraim AMtott called on friends in town last wck, i William Peck of Sheffield eounty, game warden, was in town several daya last week. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll M. Sawtelle and sons, Homer anil Fred, of Con too cook, X. H., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. OofTrin Monday. Charles n. Heath has purchased the Taylor block of Mr. Gretta Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. John Hatch have moved to 4ie lower tenement and Mr. and Mrs. Heath will occupy the upstairs tenement as soon as vacated by Charic Fisher, who now occupies it. Mrs. Fred White is passing some time with relatives in Newbury. '-- . A. G. Welch of Wells River was a business visitor in town Monday. ' Mrs. Sophronia Frost is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Morrison. A Hallowe'en party was held Mon day evrning by tlie hih tchool stu dents at the,s-lmol buihling. A merry time was enjoyed by the young people. E. .f. Rutter. optometrist, will lie at .1. T. Darling's Friday, the 3d. Call and have your eyes examined. adv. PLAINTIELD To rent it once, downstairs lene ment with bath, elcYtric lights and all modern improvements. Laura J. San born. adv. I Notice. Anyone knowing the whereabout of Lizzie Potter, who left home alxwt three vir!;s ayo, plesse report at once to M. I. Potter, Plainfi.ld, Vt., K. F. D. 2. CORINTH Many Met' to Congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gilnian at Reception. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Parker gave Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gilnian a wedding reception on Thursday evening, Oct. 20. Mr. Gilnian is Mrs. Parker's sou by. a former murriagc. The bhda was Flor ence Cluik, daughter of Mrs. Clark at Bradford Center. The marriage' wi solemnizid Oct. 11 at Littleton, N. II., by Re. Janiea McKenxie. There nj 84 people in attendance at the recep tion ami many of them brought gifts of niiver, glassware, china, towels and other uswl'ul articles. Two wall-filled tables wore displayed. The brides mother gave each of them a $.r gold piece. His mother gave them a liHod- some Red Cross quilt and pillow slips. The bride was attended bv her sister. Mrs. Henry Chapman of Littleton, N. II., and the groom by his brother, For est Parker. They stood in front of a bank of nr trees and lerns ana under a canopy of evergreen festooned with pink. They all worq pink flowers. The bride was handsomely gowned in a navy georgette dress which was elabo rately bended, 'and her sister was gowned in like manner. ' A bounteous lunch of cake and cofTee was served, after which a social hour was enjoyed, interspersed with music and singing. Herbert Dowse recited, "Curfew Shall Not Ring To-night" arid "John Brainaid." This was fol lowed by dancing until 3 o'clock y-hen tha company returned to their homes. A large part of them were from ad joining towns', relatives of the happy couple. - , Mrs. Avery Thonipkins returned to hex home in Now Haven, Conn., last Saturday. She was acewiripiinted by iu-r parents.'Mr, and.Mrs. William Peberdy. They are to spend the winter with their son there. ' At the sooeial town meeetinsr on Monday, Charles II. Metealf was elect ed to have charge of the new ahull at East Corinth. . H. Wallace Chalmers has taken down the large dry house near the bridge and moved it to Waits River to he re erected as a double garage. Mrs. Boveri, who has been here all cummer visiting her two sons. J. M. and Clinton Bouen, returned to her -home in Magog, P. Q., last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bowpn went to Concord Saturday to visit her brother for a few days. Will Hall is doing their chores during their absence. Mrs. Joseph Lord is gaining slowlv from the shock which she ' had two weeks ago. , , . Carrie Edson and CV. T. Sartrent re ceived notice on Thursday evening of the death of their aunt, JWrs. unss.i Sargent, at Chester, N. H. The funeral wa-f held on Snnday at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. . " ' ' . Mr. and Mrs. David Sarwnt re ceived a telegram on Thursday An nouncing the birtn . of a granddaugh ter, Barbara Sargent, at the hospital t Putnam, Conn, The parents are My nard and Irene (Sargent) Ellis, resi dents of Putnam, Conn. There were Hallowe'en exercises at the academy hall on Friday evening. Rev. B. M. Bridges Gives Facts in His Case It Jj doubtful if there has ever been a. "medicine endorsed by so many min isters of tha g;spel ai lius Tnuiuc. In deed, there is scarcely a faith, creed or '. denominat ion in ull -the land in which one, or mote, of the clergy men lus'nnt publicly expressed their indebted nuns' to tha Premier Prepara tion for the benefit,.tbey haye derived from its use.. ;; , :f .., "One of the latest to speak out in this connection is Rev. B. M. Bridges, a widely known and beloved Baptist preacher, residing at. Mooresboro, N. C, whose statement follows: J ' . '.''Tanlac' has given ync a good appe-: tite, toned up my system and renewed my strength in such a gratifying way that I am glad to recommend it to anyone, who is in a run-down condi tion. For ten years past I ha,ve had such a severe case of indigestion that I -could not find anything to eat that agreed with me. Finally I became very nervous and could get but very little sleep or rest. . ... "It seems that I took nearly every thing trying to get myself right, but nothing helped me until . I ran ucro.-s Tanlae. My nerves are so 'much bet ter now that my sleep is sound nnd refreshing. I enjoy my ' meals and have also-' gained weight. I can say from experience that Tanlae is a splen did medicine and tonic, for " it has built me up wonderfully." Tanlaeaold by all good druggists. Adv. . SOUTH ROY ALTON The Rebekahs entertained the mem bers whose birthdays occurred in Octo ber, on Friday evening at their hall. Dainty refreshment were served, in cluding the "birthday cake," made by Mrs. Alire Fuller. Miss Beatty of Ripton, inspector, was present, also Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Salisbury of Randolph. . Mi-s Edwina Flint of Randolph was a visitor in town Friday, returning to Randolph Saturday. . ' The S. R. H. S. gave a Hallowe'en ball at Knight's hall Friday evening. Mr. Fox of Derby was a business visitor in town Saturday. J. H. Hewitt 4 Sons, Inc., had a Royal coffee and peanut roaster in stalled in their store last week and on Friday and Saturday, held demon strations of the same and also served hot coffee. G. D. Harrington and wife left for their Florida home on Monday. Nelson Wormwood of Newbury was in town on business Monday. Clifford E. Ellis and wife have re turned to their home in Mrs. Blanche Ellis' tenement and Mr. Ellis has tak en up his duties as assistant at the postoffice again. " Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and wife have moved to their new home, which they recently purchased of G. D. Harrington and wife. Hugh Allen of West Lebanon was a business visitor here Monday. The S. R. II. S. has begun its prac tice of basketball at Knight'shall. F. O. Billing of Sharon was in town on business Monday. WHERE EVERYBODY GOES TODAY TOMORROW The Inimitable Star Directed Fred Niblo who made "The Three Musketeers" J r-v a . w - " a i a r.s Ar Vl . Xj: -aV ; . I 1. 1 I Mrf't '' ). iWLaiaa , C!tJ ' I'll i . . I T 'mA'i'i iW A FIRST fTlONAjU !M.:Ji; A " i iiTd ATTRACTION A growing savinps account in1 The Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company, Jlont pelier, Vermont, will give you a feeling of satisfaction and will be worth to you all that it may tost in effort and sacrifice. Why Dot start r.ow? ' Herbs Used ia Medicines. A Manchester. England, papr ures the renewed cultivation -f old fsh ioned medicinal brrb in English gar dens. In the I'nited Stat- tiiey have , loo gone out of fashion as a feature ,-f , the small garden, althoiigh tbey are, imported in large quantities frnm Tur- ; key, India and China, where tbey are ' grown purely for commercial purposes. their medicinal value recnpmzrd , by many lelding phs-ian. Tn of medicinal herb are n4 annoatly in ' the prrparsfion of I.jd a E. P:nLham' -Vecetable lnipound. a B)"-t am-seaa- ful medicine fr nonian's ilia. It run ' laina narmtM-a r harmfiii drup-. nd lomes aictd nith m u a;!m'a' thou id try it. adv. A sfandjrd trealment with thousands who know how quickly it heals sick skins Askcnyone who has tried it RESIflOL Sooihinq and Healing vs. : The story a million have read, retold by 'The Rose of the Screen also THEIR FIRST VACATION SMILES ! Matinees daily, 2:30-Prices 17e. Evening, G:4."i, 9 Prices 17c. llv. We Want Your Hites CALFSKINS, DEERSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BONES, and all kindred commodities. We pay outside market prices. We pay fpot cash. We pay freight on 200 pounds or more. Anyone ravin? stock should pet our prices he fore selling elsewhere. Write us to-day! CARROLL S. PAGE Hyde Park, VI. ' EAST BETHEL Mrs. Alma liutton of South Royal ton whs here one day lustweek, call inir on old friends. ' Mrs. 'Mary ' Adams of Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Adams of West Woodstock called on their cousin, Mrs. j Brown, on their way to Randolph Cen- tcr luesdny. j r Mrs, Ilullie Allen picked aiiite a ' large huncli of red raspherrie recent jly, good large berries. , It "is not very j (if ten that we "find such large nice ones so late in the season. , , , . Courthtnd Turner is in town calling on old friend and neighbor. He is stoDDinff with E. W. Perriu. He lived I here when ho was a young boy. He is on his way to Canada for the win- ""'.-V :.."""": : Mr. and Mr. Will ITyde and son, Orovcr, spent Sunday with their j daughter, Mrs. Riford. Lewi Contant was home from Clare wont, K. H., Sunday, returning to his wJrk Sunday evening. J. II. Buck of fierresh. N.. If., is in town. He has sold his store and house connected with it . to Mr. Hutchinson and Mr. Marshall of Xorthfleld. Mr. Adams has sold the goods in the store to them also, arid takes their farm in Xorthfleld. Mrs. Lambert, : Romain and. Lau rence, spent the week end in East Randolph with her father. Steele's orchestra will play for a dance in Tunbridge Friday night. , The lajies aid held a fair Saturday evening at grange hall. They served a hash suopcr and had a. short pro gram, which was enjoyed by all. They cleared between .$35 and $40. J!rs. William Wright entertained a cousin the first of the week. ; Mrs. .John Steele was quite ill last week, threatened with pneumonia. She is better at this writing. ,c Arthur Montgomery and little son, Arnold, are visiting his father and mother for a few days. Clayton Wight and .daughter,-Merle, were with his father and mother, II. R. Wight and wife, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. LaBoiinty of Randolph Center ''made a short visit on Mark Hyde and family recently." The boys had some fun last night, mixing, up chairs and other things that they could move. N0KTI1 RANDOLPH Several from here are attending the lecture course at Brookfield. C. K. Taft has-harvested about 1,000 bushels of certified seed potatoes. The Home Circle club of East Brook field met with Mrs. Frank Richard son Friday afternoon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ned Conant and two children of Randolph Center were re cent visitors at James Wheatley'g. .Mr. and Mrs. ijl Uus.ell enter tained their neighbors last Thursday; evening in honor of Mr. Buszull'a birthday anniversary. ! John Blai.-dell fell from his wagon and was somewhat injured while com ing from his son's, Ray, hist Thurs-1 day. Charles Hixon left for Florida hist i Wednesday, where he will spend the winter. . Mrs. Robert Hall entertained the Hill Birthday club Saturday afternoon. A Sufficient Answer. An , apartment house on Riversido Irive. Xew York Citv. wbieh ma in j ' r"- j for heavy Hnglish service, recently blosonied 'out with a new flunkey. A gentleman callng tor Mrs. Drown was detained by the customary. "Is Mrs.; fV'-'i Largest, selling cough medicine in the World. . '.. , fret from opiates ingredients plainly printed on. the wrapper. Jsoiu fcverywncic. Brown expecting you?" The caller, blasted the ne- doorman with a glanoe-My good man," was the unex pected answer. . "Mrs. Brown , was ex pectingt me before I was born. She my mother.'' Kennebee Journal. SAY "BAYER" when you buy Aspirin Unless you see the name "Bayer" on package or on tablets you are hot get ting the genuine Bayer product pre scribed by physicians over twenty-two years and proved safe by millions for colds, headache, toothache, earache, neu ralgia, lumbago, rheumatim, neuritis, and for pain in general. Accept only "Bayer'" package which contains proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tab lets cost few cents. Druggists' also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of SalicylicacidL -adv. . - - - BOSCH and GRAY & DAVIS irr-i .official I .4 :H 1 1 xzrm Pimrp vTinn lfciAiaaff aVI WIWV aftUUVII AMD!!aN.BOSCHNKHlb'C0R?CBnOII As ofiicial representatives, we employ experts in the repair and adjustment of electrical automo tive equipment. We have special tools and testing apparatus, ac curate information from tiic fac tory, use none but genuine parts, and do prompt and careful work. HARVEY & MOWER, Barre, Vt. Mag TODAY TOMORROW ONLY so this is Paris Aye if it be not the Louvre, the Madeleine, Versailles, the Tuileries, nor yet others of the daylight glories of Paris you seek, but the tinseled palaces of folly the Montmartre IS Paris! - ,' The Montmartre! Midnight-to-dawn district of Paris! Iioul Mich, IJal Tabarin, and most glittering, most glamourous, most extravagant, most notorious of them all Moulin Rogue! Come and be thrilled by the ttory of a girl's sacrifice in Moulin Rouge 1 the notorious Red Mill of Paris! A storv that has, proven its power to thriil! PYRAMID PICTURES, Inc Presents . i - . &4N.r t- af m . .;i -.1 - -r Sm. Q M oeen -of the otdin R oiuige A Ray C. Smallwood Pyramid Production ALSO- Days of Old - Buffalo Bill Magnet Orchestra Mat Daily, 2:15, Prices 15c.20c. Eve. 6:45, 9:00, Prices 20c, 25c. WHERE GparamoimlQidures DOMINATE ii A