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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-21
least CHICAGO NEWS

Mrs. Florence Abe visited with
friends in East Chicago Sunday.
Frank Hesse spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Jack Evans has been III for the
past few days.
Mrs. r. G. Hourd of Magoun avenue
will entertain the Reading club at her
home tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Florence Lewis entertained
fourteen of her friends Saturday even
ing. The time was spent in playing
games. after which the young people
were served with a lunch.
Miss Fife Trainer was the guest of
Miss f. Lewis Sunday.
Mrs. J. S. Reiland has been on the
sick list for some time.
Quite a crowd attended the theatre
in Hammond last night, seeing THE
Time, the Place and the Girl
The Young Ladies Sodality of the
Catholic church, are making prepare
lions for a play to be given Easter
Sunday. They will hold a meeting to-
morrow night at Father Lance's to
complete plans
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Happy New Year

Start the year right and
be your own banker. Let
me show you how to make
100 per cent on your invest
ment in from ninety days
to one years time. The
knowledge of when and
where and how-to buy
Hammond and Gary real
estate is my business. 1t
has been tested in important
and unimportant transac-
tons to the advantage of
my customers.
Lots and acres in Gary
and Hammond.
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Tne Traitors, Gate.

One of the most famous entrances Id
the world is doubtless the ancient
Traitors gate. in the Tower Of London.
1t was through this portal for several
centuries that traitors were conducted
from the shores of the river Thamef
Into the tower. To Americans probably
the most familiar of these unfortunates
was Sir Walter Raleigh. Today patti
way passes directly In front Of the
gate, completely cutting it off, and from
this pathway the famous wicket gate
Is gazed upon by many thousands Of
visitors.
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un AGAINST II.

Here's a story" said Mrs. Nagget,
looking up from her paper. of a man
who begged the Judge TO send him TO
Jail In place of his wife
Hal" exclaimed Mr.. Nagget, "and
yet you say we men never sacrifice
ourselves for
wait a minute. This woman stole
some clothes she was given to wash.
You see, she couldn't take in washing
while she was in jail. and so he would
have Rad to work"
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WEST PULLMAN

Harry Sears brother visited him this
week.
Mr.. Bougard is home sick with rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Wilson's father, Mr.. O'Kelstein
of Minneapolis is here visiting her.
TONY, the Convict" a musical drama
will be given by the Union, Dramatic
club in Marquette hall. Feb. 8.
Or. Brown the evangelist who has
been holding meetings here, has re-
turned to his home in Vermillion, S. D.
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In New York one out of every 10
nersons is a member Of labor or
ganization. In England the proper
tion Is one in every %. in Germany
one in 81, in France one in so, In Italy
one in 125. and In Spain one in every
22K
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the closeness Of her ordeal. she paused.
her head lifted. her hand still nervous
IL grasping the banlster. Her lips part
ed as II in sudden demand for aid. but
in the nervous expectation. the panied
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Adolph Clemen. Chicago. ............s4
Anna Pitcher. Chicago. ............ Il
Ernest Gilman, Chicago. .............So
Hilda Lane. Chicago. ....-...........2
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The death of Mrs. J. Fathke occur
red at her home in the west part of
town Friday afternoon. after several
weeks illness.
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Mrs. George James was delightfully."-
surprised Saturday evening when the
Ladies Aid society of Stony Island
called at her home to spend a few
hours. During the evening Mrs. Geo.
Martin, in behalf of the society pre-
sented Mrs. James with a beautiful
picture and a hand painted plate, as a
reward for the faithful service she has
rendered as president of the society the
past thirteen years. Musical selections
were given by Mrs. Ford and a lunch
was served.
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Gust BJok moved into the new fiat
avenue.
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KENSINGTON NEWS

Boston Store Bankrupt Sale now on.
VIII be sold at rs cents ON the dollar
at Hammond's big store, E. c. Minas Co.
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A surprise party was rendered Miss
Hazel Button at her home on East
Joliet street Friday evening. by num-
Der of her classmates in school.
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In an account of the recent sale of
the West Creek gravel road bonds THE
TIMES gave the First National bank Of
Crown Point and the State bank Of
Lowell as purchasers, when 1t should
have said the Lowell National bank In
stead of State National.
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EAST SIDE NEWS

Edward Olson of the East Side Wis
tied with friends at Grand Crossing,
last evening.
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Andrew Ringman, the local real es-
tate man, sprained his ankle Saturday
by falling on the steps.
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Mrs Edwin ]. MuzzaH is reported
quite Ill with infiammatory rheumatism
of the bowels and was taken to the
Crown Point sanitarium.
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4 dancing party was given - G..e-
sells hall Friday evening in honor of
Peter Huber. About thirty couples at
tended.
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Clyde Brading of the East Side was
Hammond visitor yesterday.
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The first number OF the lecture course
will be given at Central Music hall
next Monday evening
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Ben Ekdahl of the East Side, has
taken a position at Gary, Ind.
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Tickets are being sold for the Grand
festival and bazaar to be held in the
Swedish Lutheran Beth. church, Mon
day and Tuesday, Jan. % and 90 at
1890 D. m.
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Axel Larson. 1906 Avenue Is con-
fined to his house with the mumps.
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C NJ Favorite of Chicago was a
Crown Point visitor yesterday.
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The recent bad weather has put q
stop on the building operations.
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Mrs. Patton Of Chicago visited Mrs.
NJ. J. Sullivan OF 115th street
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Adolph Peterson, formerly OF the
East Side. now residing on the West
Side. visited here yesterday.
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JOS. LeBelle of 1914 Dearborn street
is reported to be on the sick list
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Mrs. ]. ]. McMullen and her mother
in-law, Mrs. K. McMullen visited Mrs.
McMulIen's brother in Burnside. Sun
day.
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Clyde Brading of the East Side was
q Hammond visitor yesterday.
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Chas. Dahlin, the East Side saloon
keeper has had an electric piano in
stalled in his place of business.
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Ernest Gagnon, aged IT years, son of
Theodore Gagnon. 1882 Perry avenue
died of a lingering illness of consump-
ton. The funeral was held Friday,
Jan. II, from the ST. Louis church and
the burial took place at Mt Olivet.
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Mrs. Annie Heslin of 1929 Superior
avenue was taken to the county hos
pital in the police am; bulance Satur-
day
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Mrs. E. B. Macey is on the slick list.
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The entire East Side incandescent
system OF the Commonwealth Electric
company was put out Of business by
the storm Saturday night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-21

Samuel Lundahl of South Chicago
was an East Side visitor yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-01-21

Gust Bjork moved into the new fiat
building at Tooth street and Ewing
avenue.
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Rev Horton and wife have as their
guest. Miss Eilderbra2d, I student O.
tae Moody institute Chicago.
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Mrs. Fleet of Lafayette is reported
Ill
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Mrs Hartman of 1075O Mackinaw
avenue was found by the East Side po-
lice TO be in a destitute condition. She
had been deserted by her husband and
her four small children were suffering
with scarlet fever. The police sent
her SIS worth of groceries.
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Louis Bolduc of Montleal. is here
visiting his three sons, Dr. ]. O., 1924
State street; Romuald. 117th street and
Alfred OF Michigan avenue.
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Mrs. orion of Dearborn street, was
a South Chicago visitor Friday.
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DR.. George f. Bass of 1926 Ewing
avenue is confined to his home by an
attack of influenza.
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The pay car was quite late Saturday
on account of a wreck on the road.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

Fred Furman received an order for a
trio of pure bred white rock chickens
from Buenos Ayres, South America,
yesterday and is preparing the birds
for their long journey. This is an
order from an unusually long distance
but arrangements will be made to in
sure the safe arrival of the birds.
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Lawrence, youngest son OF Mr. La
Plante, of 116th street, is recovering
from diphtheria.
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Master Elmer Burmeister Of Dear
born street, visited relatives In Blue
Island Saturday.
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Mr. LeMarie, who is employed in
East Chicago, spent Sunday with his
family of 116th and State streets
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William Niles of LaPorte, and a large
land owner in Lake county, were here
Saturday.
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Judge Mcmahon and Court Reporter
Mckenzie came from Valparaiso Satur-
day to spend Sunday with their fami-
lies.
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Miss Edna Enc is suffering with
quinsy.
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AGE SIX.
EAST SIDE NEWS
Edward Olson of the East Side Wis
tied with friends at Grand Crossing,
last evening.
Mrs. E. B. Macy is on the sick list.
Axel Larson. 1906 Avenue Is con-
fined to his house with the humps.
Gust Bjok moved into the new fat
building at Tooth street and Ewing
avenue.
Clyde Brading of the East Side was
a Hammond visitor yesterday.
Ben Ekdahl of the East Side. has
taken position at Gary. Ind.
Andrew Ringman, the local real es-
tate man. sprained his ankle Saturday
by falling on the steps
Adolph Peterson, formerly OF the
East Side. now residing on the West
Side. visited here yesterday.
Tickets are being sold for the Grand
festival and bazaar to be held in the
Swedish Lutheran Beth. church, Mon
day and Tuesday, Jan. 2S and 20 at
1890 D. m.
Gust Bjork moved into the new fiat
building at Tooth street and Ewing
avenue.
Clyde Brading of the East Side was
q Hammond visitor yesterday.
Samuel Lundahl of South Chicago
was an East Side visitor yesterday.
Chas. Dahlin, the East Side saloon
keeper has had an electric piano in
stalled in his place of business.
Mrs. Annie Heslin of 1929 Superior
avenue was taken to the county hos
pital in the police am ;bulance Satur-
day.
DR.. George E. Bass of 1926 Ewing
avenue is confined to his home by an
attack of influenza.
Mrs Hartman of 10750 Mackinaw
avenue was found by the East Side po-
lice to be in a destitute condition She
had been deserted by her husband and
her four small children were suffering
with scarlet fever. The police sent
her SIS worth of groceries.
The entire East Side incandescent
system OF the Commonwealth Electric
company was put out of business by
the storm Saturday night.
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Quite a crowd attended the theatre
in Hammond last night, seeing THE
Time, the Place and the Girl"
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-T HE-
MaSquerader
BY KATHERINE CECIL THURSTON,
Author of THE Circle"
CHAPTER XXXIII.

@OR awhile there was silence;
then Loder, bitterly aware that
IL he had conquered, poignantly
conscious Of the appeal thai
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Church Notes,

ro ihere VIII be morning service in ST.
Sonu senurcn SUNDAY at 1890 with sermon
by the rector, Rev. E. n. Weber.
Bethany c. E. society has special En-
ueaVor day program for next Sunday
be present. w
At the Christian Science chanel n. s,h
ject of the Bible lesson for newt ' Sun SUI
VIII be Spirit" Golden text. Zechariab
4;6. Service at IL a. NJ.
of the M. E. church are requested r. m,as o.
with Mrs. A. l.. Cooper Tuesday at n y,
members OF the Standard Bearers please
oring or send dues at that time.
Methodist Episcopal churcb:-preacb.
ing at 1880 a. m. and 7;3O n m Euon
gelist Walsh will conduct both services
rreacnlng service every evening during
tne week at 1880. All are welcome.
baptist church-Public worship with
preaching at 1880 a. M; Communion OF
lne LorI,s supper at the close: Sundav
scnool, II O'Clock; young peoples meet.
ing, $50 p. m. The public is cordiaIiv
invited. u'aiy
Inc subject Of the sermon at Retbanv
church next Sunday morning will be aThs
feasonableness Of Religion.7 The Sunday
evening preaching services will be omitteS
9uIing me special services in the Metho-
dist church. e'no-
IN; Inc e annual roll call of Bethany church
VIII DC held Friday evening of this veal
at coO O'Clock. Members are expected 70
respond with Scripture or testimonV All
oers OF the congregation and friends
OF tne church are cordially invited tn he
present and join in this, our annual. ,es.
tiVal. DO not forget your thank OFFERING
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Randolph Continued.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Button are i'll with
the grip, and Mrs. Button has the added
infection OF erysipelas in the face.
Guy 0 ha, who lately completed a
course in the School Of Horoogy in
Philadelphia, has secured good position
as instructor with the Waltham Watch
company in Waltham, Mass, and will
begin his new duties shortly.
A. G. Nicholson, successor to Bell
Brothers, opened his store for business
Tuesday with an attractive display of
fresh goods. His clerks at present are w.
%. Blodgett, Perley Washburn, Mrs. L. II
Rumrill, Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell and Miss
Josephine Ready, with Miss Myrtle Row
ell at the cashiers desk.
III. fl. Howard has sold his farm in the
edge OF Bethel for $4,000 to Nelson Bowen,
whose other farm joins it at the rear so
that the two can be thrown into one
nice big tract for agricultural purposes.
Mr.. Bowen viii take possession OF his
purchase March %, which date terminates
the lease OF 0. II. Rogers, VINO has carried
on the Howard farm the last twelve years.
Mrs. A. e. Kendrick came from Bur-
llngton Tuesday to make some plans for
charging and altering the Kendrick
house on South Main street the coming
spring so that it Will be connections
hohe hot on'y LOT MT. anu Mrs. hendrlck
but also for their daughter, Mrs. S. II.
Mccullough, and family, who are now
living in Burlington. Mrs. Kendrick is
staying, while in town, with her sister,
Mrs. 5. w. Sumner
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Howard are both
sick with the grip and the former is
suffering from congested lung. Their
son, Roy, came home Sunday, having
been obliged to give up his studies at the
Eastman Business college on account of
poisoning effect produced in his system
by drinking the water that supplies
Poughkeepsie. Since ice has covered the
water source, the impurities have been
more virulent in their action, and those
not long residents OF the city have been
badly affected.
Thirty five invited guests assembled at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morgan
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Lot of good Classic Gmghams, the staple stripes il
the best colorS,
Lot OF Dark Outing Flanels, mostly in Reds
Sc and Zoe grade,
Lot of Printed Flannelette, l2!e and l5c goods,
Lot of l2lc Ginghams,
lsx27 Bleach Mercerized Tray Cloths,
Lot OF 42x36 and 45x36 Bleach Pillow Cases,
Lot of Ill White Crochet Bed Spreads,
Lot of Red and Black, also Remnants of Light Ca
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Friday night, and had the rare privilege of
place, which was great pleasure to all.
Later fine oyster supper was served with
variety of cake and delicious coffee, Mr..
Moran not forgetting to treat the gentle
men to nice cigars. Games of whist,
finch, hypnotism, etc, were played, after
which the members OF the party went
home, feeling that they had spent one of
the most delightful evenings OF the season.
Fred 7. Bass, who is with Post & Nc
Cord, steel construction builders of New
York, is to have charge OF the erection OF
the great tower that will complete the big
office building of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company on Madison Square
and Fourth avenue. The tower is to be
the loftiest structure in the world risiny
TO total height Of 657 feet and 5 inches
above the curb level and comprising As
stories. 1t will have steel skeleton, with
ornamental brick aud marble to match
the main structure, and its estimated cost
is IS, 100000. MIR. Bass will have rs men
under him, making drawings for nearly a
year, and about the first of April he will
begin to superintend the initial work of
erection.
The "Old Folks" so called. are becom-
ing decidedly risky these DAYS and have
instituted an intermittent series OF old
fashioned dancing schools with a flexible
curriculum that permits of vast amount
OF enjoyment. A. j. Curtis, the old time
dancing master, is again directing the in
tricate evolutions OF the "virgina Reel,
and "French Four" and his orchestra of
four pieces furnishes music for the old
style figures. The place in this band of
long associated musicians, made vacant by
the death OF j. Frank Bacon, is filled by
j. Z. Harlow, the other fiddlers and
blowers Of wind instruments being A. J..
and w. I'll. Curtis and Dexter Chatfield.
There were Is couples at the assembly in
Grange hall last Thursday evening, and a
social dance at the same place is in pros
pect for tonight.
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Drapery Department.

So..isnA. Lace curtains La yards long, 39c pair
% % , n nuiie lusnn 1uiUirs siVo quahV' 75c.
25 Remnants Jap Mating, lengths IL yarsat gift pf
All W DOL Ingram Carpet Squares at prices easy buy
Sizes, 3x2 . 3x3 and 3x4.
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Working Women Wanted.

Owing to the number OF mills employing
women and the fact that the town is a
great summer resort with large proper.
non OF wealthy people, the wages OF
women in Bennington are higher than
anywhere else In Vermont. We can fur
nish places for 20 to 30 competent women
doing homework, wages from 81 to AZ per
week. Railroad fare to Benning ton paid
We can also furnish places for 80 young
women in the mile. Living wages while
learning and good pay afterwards. AID.
dress, lockwood 81 Howe Employment
Bureau, Bennington VT.
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a Gard.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks to
the friends and neighbors who helped us
during the sickness and burial of our
mother, and the members of the Rochester
club and r chester relatives and other
friends for their floral tributes.
MIR. AND MRS. F. w. JEwETT.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. f. LAMB.
Mr.. AND MRS. II. f. CLIFFORD.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. f. GRIswoLD.
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For Sale,

! will sell the well known Frederick
Washburn farm OF It's acres, stock and
tools. The farm is on rural delivery route
and on telephone line about 2 miles from
Randolph Center. 1t is finely located and
in high state OF cultivation. will keep
more than thirty-tive cows and team. II
has been my home for nine years. Terms
easy. Apply to Carl T.. Smith. 3w
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WANTED, FOR SALE, ETC.

sleigh for sale. VIcfoR ]. WILLIAMS.
Custom butehering, q. W. PANroS,
Good dry wood for sale, J, V. NEWTON,
Choice hay for sale. LUKE PARISH, Ctr,
Dry hard wood for sale. Wv
RoIIA &. THAyER, Braintree,
For sALE;-The Micah Mann house,
n HI, +, SHARPE.
Custom butehering done,
II Id. LIToHfiElp,
Thirty tons of choice early cut hay for
sale, IL, l.. FLINT
FouND;- Pr. of eyeglasses, Call at 10
Randolph avenue.
tools and team. w, IA, CLoUeH, Randolph.
Pure cider vinegar, boiled cider aud
cider jelly for sale at the Maple sugar
Market. n
FARMER: Bring In your hides, skins
and pelts and get top prices at ], ID. Itch
fields, II
Hash and bean supper, served by East
ern star Wednesday from $50 p, m, on,
and program, 25ci dance, 25c.
WANTED For CASH Maple, birch,
Eastwood, hemloek, spruce and ash logs,
delivered al kilburn's mill. II
e, l.. Holman is in Kansas City; intends
TO be at home about Feb. 10 with two car
loads Of heavy draft, saddle and road
horses.
WANTED Good place for boy II years
old TO work for board and clothes. En-
quire OF Mrs. seldom, at W. +. Gilletts,
East Randolph.
Agent wanted to represent us In Ran
dolph and vicinity, A tirst-class opening
for capable man. Address, with refer
ences, Grand Union Tea CO., Burlington. e
Am agent for the Montpelier Laundry
and confident you will appreciate the
work can crafty your wish for any kind
Of mileage. c. X. STEELE, leading hair
dresser, 4 Main Street.
5000 MONEY MAKING farms for sale
throughout New England, New York,
New Jersey and tn. South; write for
"Strout's List No. IL" describing hum
dreds Of bargains, all sizes and prices,
with pictures OF buildings. +. A. SrRoUT,
Farm Dept. Ala, IS Broad ST., Boston. q 'e
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Queer figures In Our Report

Jan. /, 1907. II we had received sli2.05
more in the year 1906, the Company's cash
income would have been s7,777,77I77.
5Sth year.
Nat'lLlfe Ins. Co. of Vermont Mutual ,
5 ). Ballard, General Agent, New Lang
don Block, Montpelier. ae
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A Gard,

We wish to thank all those who SC
kindly assisted us at the time OF the fire in
getting out our household goods, and for
doing 1t SO carefully.
MRS. HATTIE LAMsoN.
Mrs. j. l.. PRIEST.
IDA NJ. BATTLES.
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Bates Coffee Setllar

will sell in every home; agents make IS
daily; exclusive territory. Sample, 25c.
Large illustrated catalogue free. ae
MURRAY SUPPLY Co., Wallingford, VT.
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terrible plaques, those itching. pester-
ing diseases Of the skin. Put an end 10
drug store. AZ any