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The Washington times., 1907-08-25
MISS WALKER ENDS
HER SUMMER SEASON;
SOON BELASCO STAR
Career of Actress Who Has Appeared in Fifteen
Different Roles This Summer Will Be Followed
With Interest by Washington Friends.

times che racterizatiOns clear cut. in
cisive. end. most important OF all. hu-
man; such a Characterization as her
Nora. in a Dolls House"
Miss Walkers Ambition.
Il want to be and to do something
on the stage that Will count" said
Miss Walker one evening Last week.
II want 70 help IN the effort to have the
stage recognized as q moral force. for
good IN the world. I do not want TO
preach. but I do want to feel that what
say on the stage and the emotions
I depict win nave a more lasting IN
fuence than merely TO while away an
evsring
This is the true spirit IN which 70
view the mission Of the stage and It is
70 Do hoped that time and experience
VIII only serve to strengthen her de-
termination to elevate the stage just
as they Will Increase her ability to do
SO.
Opening at chase'E
The IS07-Os season at Chases was us.l-
cred IN Monday night with an interest
ing and diversified bill, and q highly
successful audience both in point Of mum
bers and evident appreciation The
home OF polite vaudeville" presents an
attractive, refreshing appearance. and.
judging from the long list OF head
liners" that have been announced pre-
viousiy. Mr.. Chase's patrons viii have
every reason to expect e successful sea-
son.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

jos Weber announces Monday, October
I, as the date for the reopening OF
Weber's Music Hall. Edgar Smith, the
official Weber Iibrettist, has written the
new book, Gus Edwards the score, anG
VIII Cobb the lyrics. The new piece
has not get been named, but viii fol-
low the form of the burlesque popular
with Weber's patrons. A feature of
the Halls new season will be the re-
turn Of the smoking privilege, discon-
tinued two years ago.
The new piece viii be given fort
nights performance preliminary to its
New York opening. the premiers being
listed for New Haven on September -
The one hundred and thirty second
year OF The Rivals viii be inaugu-
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Hazel MacKaye, q sister OF Percy Mac
Kaye, viii be in the cast OF her brother 5
poetic tragedy. "Sappho and Phaon, -
when Harrison Grey F'iske produces It
with Bertha Kalich as the. star
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Francis x. Hope and Jack WEIGH have
purchased from Cohan and Harris the
road rights for George N. Cohan's THE
Honeymooners" The rural musical
comedy that has been the big rave
on the Aerial Roof Garden, atop the
New Amsterdam Theater. all summer.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

The one hundred and tAirty-second
year Of THE Rivals viii be inaugu-
rated by Joseph and William ". Jeffer-
son on Monday. September 50, in Plain
field. n. J. The tour includes about
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Amelia Bingham nas completed ar
engagements for her season IN "A Mod
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Kvrle Bellew has returned from Eu-
roe and begun rehearsals OF The
Thief" which wiz be his principal Of
IerinE next season The Flay is an
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

''Portia Perkins-Printer" Is the title
OF new ~lav by Edith Ellis Baker
which has been secured for early pro-
ducuon this season by Henry ". Saw
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Rehearsals Of The Great Divide. -
with Henry Miller and Margaret -Angiin
IN their old roles. viii begin August 81.
Next spring Miss Anglin VII go TO
Australia for a special engagement.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

since her professional debut. hve years
ago. Marjorie Wood has been cast, in
variably, for the role Of mediator. In
Classmates. 90 with Robert Edeson. she
will again exercise that pretty little ac-
complishment. patching Up a little
''spat'' between two lovers. IN real life
the mediator usually gets the worst OF
Il from both sides.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

Allison Skipworth has been engaged
for an important role in James X. Hack
etts production OF A Fool and a Girl
She wiz play the part of a slangy
American Girl
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Bread Bags on Ccorkrots.

A late home-comer. walking througl
the uptown residential section of Phi,
delphia after midnight. would be su-
prised to see what appears 10 be white
Grape hanging from hundreds of d..
and bell knobs. This is not an indie
ton of child's death. however. 61-
merely bread bag that the bakes sur-
plies his customers. For wears house
holders had to put up with uncertain
about their bread. not knowing wherl.
or some of the numerous cats tha.
make the night less silent had inves:j-
gated and paved over their morni-v
loaf. But now the bakers, in order
that their customers might feel more
secure, have provided these white
bags. which the housekeeper hangs on
the door knob at night and the baker
fills early in the morning.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Not at All Feminine.

An amusing story. illustrative OF
French ideas Of chivalry is told OF
Prof. A. Guvor Cameron. If Prince
ton. who for several years was a
professor of French &. Yale While
In New Haven, Prof Cameron was
very much annoyed one night by the
presence Of a bat in his room, and
appealed to his landlady for assist
ance.
After climbing On several chairs
and chasing the bat about the room
for some time. the woman finally sue
ceeded in bringing it to the floor witt
a tennis racket. and killed it
Telling some friends OF the Incl
dent afterward. Prof Cameron de
scribed the chase, and then adfei
condescendingly: OF course it was
Very good Of Miss -. and a.
preciate her kindness. but really it
vas not at all feminine"
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
ONE FOR THE MINISTER.
Boston Divine Decidedly Scared o.
WouId-Es Joker.

a good story is tod Q. the Rev
Humphrey Moore. for nsuy years &
Congregational ministe! IL Bos.o-
who was noted for hiE blunt h01e=:y
and natural W.T.
This characteristic was ueTe- be-
ter illustrated than E, 2 meeting one
day Of the society with he lo1z
name" when Rev Ny. Moore gsve i.
long address which was s1 eloqLea.
appeal for the humane -rea .me1t Of
horses and ali Other dumb animals
In the audience was a Yong minis
ter who evidently though: the ve1e--
able Mr Moore had taken 1o too uucl
of the time and, thinking 10 have :
little fun with his venerable associate
said that he thought the poor ove-
worked horse would neigh his praise
and every iackass bray his approval.
At this point the Rev. M. Moore il
terrupted with the remark that ne eG-
pected they would. but did not thins
they would begin So soon
The roars Of laughter which follow
ed the sally were not Quilted for some
time.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
CorulgsIonsrs' Proceedings.
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TIE following elaine we're a-1i:ed
and allowed:
Ordinary Fund.
&. /. Morgan. sheriff fee and
ezpea,e. 3I.sp
z !. Fry qaanerly fee, and
supple. lG450
Eiraa 0. Law. gUar.=rIy .7=.
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>. 4 Carlson, quarterly tee. 2rJ.p1
Og, West Printing and station
cry Co. agpplie. or9
Road Fund
August Polzil, road worE - ~
&. H Moore. road work 40
T.. T. B!sYin.. road WORK 80
! b. No.t. road zO:E 500
K Il. Walters. road rors. go
Clarence Richerson. ROAD WORK 1000
John g. NowDray. road work $50
q. A. Woodruff. road work 400
David Canlelia, road vorx $50
John y Cha, -. road work 80
Emergency Fund
{. l.. Morgan, stamps 80
There being no further business 70
transact, the board adjourned.
Eorah b. Heotord. Clerk.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
BARK CLOTH .o1 WANTED
pr,agc, % C,.,>, -u oisSssc.- .
Etri,sr Hste- a.

The Ersr.ys-sZa re
throughout rgsz1a. 5.9-lo-s Q. C=-
man and Er1uEr Eze- Ltrrz =
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D. ~ ~ iest IL hslg.r ar EE=-
barn is fernoyed. yE.c- ~ - -a
once yea-. an Lz-tTeE gs-e-z--y
Iect ,fees II z;y1t rEo fss, Il -z-a
ter. The natives z-e -. Ezz.l-= ---
of the oarx clCt- rCEz ~ - ---
are bgyiuy cottpI c-g-1 to- -=s
place .. IT, 4, .s EE-zLy --z1=
pounding the bz.k WITH "a, E-g-=.
and pulling tie fbz: leng1.Eis= Z: -
sarne time. The c5D-. {: pulled ~
the fiber wiIl staId quite E--ss- ---
II pulled tiazolaiiy, rez-s vs-g azz--r
Il rs Usually MADE !, sos=.E sT=-ze-
ing about eI b. E+I te=- Nz--
sheetg have holeE, z-1 a. are ra.r.=-
or made Of tvo o. uo-= E-.=-
vieces
The barr cloth iE ioofai upc- b.
the merchants IL th!s par Q. -L=
world as c1rio Only. : t-u II Mo-
baga shipped about 2,51J sh==-s 10
New York abou, the e1d Q. 1905, bur
made no money. 80 "a q cs- l.
found out, and the: discontic1st ship
nentg 70 that port Tas sane f.
& few months later o.. Il 1905 EL.-
ped about the same qusnr.t? 70 LC-.
don, with the same result. ard z1i--
ments to that port have stopped IL
firm has now on hand 400 E1s=-s
which it would BE- glad 10 dispose c:
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Windsor an Expensive Castle.

NO royal castle has cost the nation
more in hard cash than that OF Wind.
sor.
When George ". announced his in.
tenuon of making it family residence
parliament granted him sl,5OO,OO to-
ward its reconstruction. For foul
years the work Went merrilv on under
fresh grants. and the king then took
possession of the private apartments
That did not end the expenditure. how
ever.
by the time William " had salts
ted himself that there was nothing
more to be done the castle had swat
lowed up close to $4,000 ,oOO.-LondoA
Chronicle
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
The Most Precious Gem.

An official of the National Museum
at Washington gives some facts not
generally known concerning the rela-
tive values Of diamonds and rubies.
According to the latest figures OBJ
tainaD!o, ruby Weighing as much as
five carats is worth ten 70 twelve
tlhes as much as a diamond of the
same weight, even though the latter
De Of the first water The ruby, there
lore instead of the diamond, is the
material that embodies the highest
Roney value IN the smallest sen5ass-
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

The Grit-Adroeat4 has had oc-
ca-iOn ~ Investigate the musical
capacities Ct the colleges Of Colo-
rado since coming 10 the state,
ano looLing upon al sides Of the
Investigation i Ia. concluded
that the Con sersaoory u Music
of the Colorado Agricultural
College tas superior advantages
u ar c.Her, The following ex-
celLent program Of sacred music
W. given At the Fesper services
under the direction Of Alexander
EN- -lie, director Of the cCnserra-
tory of music Of the college, At
Fort Co. O.'.Ds, last Sunday after
noon. Doctor Enslie vas assist
ed Dy forty trained Voices, made
up from among the students OF
the agricultural college. Over
one thousand church people and
music lovers Of Fort Collins were
present and filed the large audi
toriUm. Vesper service viii be
held once a month, in the college
chapel, at $50 O'Clock in the al
ternoon, OF Sunday. A more
appreciatiye audience never as
sem DIeG in Fort Collins. Doctor
kuslIe has been overwhelmed
with cOngratUlatiOn upon the
excellence of the selections and
the delightful way in which they
were rendered. The inaugura-
ton of this Sunday afternoon
service marks an epoch in the
spiritual uplift Of the college
and the community:
Piano Vo!un.ary-Spring- ng-. .(Greiggy
Mrs. Ernslie.
Hymn-Cnward Christian Soldiers
lSuilIvanj
Choir and Congregation.
Du"s-Gnide Ne, . Thou Grsa.
Jehovah -iFIytow,
.Mr. !A.nli. Mr. Eu.lie.
Soio-My Redeemer and My Lord
Dudley Buck
Miss Annabel Gray.
Trio-Praise Ye-. Verdi
Mis-, Variat,, Mr. AUD. Sir. En5lie.
So!o-Abide with Me-......l Metcaify
Ralph =. Gof.
Duet Iy FaA Looks Up 10 Thee
Has-iOra
Miss Harlat.. Sir Em.Ii".
Solo Oh For Burst Of Song
'Aliits-EI
Bryc. Talbot.
Solo and Chorus Birthday Of a King
l%cidiingErJ
Mr. Em7lie and Chorus.
Hyrnn-Sun Of Ny Soul ..fMOnkJ
Choir and Congregation. Mrs.
EmsIie, accompanied.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

ilo.hers With little children need no
longer fear Group, colds or whooping
cough Bee Laxative cough syrup
tasteo good. Il works of the cold
through the bowels. cuts the phlegrn
clear, the head. For young and old.
Guaranteed. Secure d bottle al once
Sold by Hoosicr Drug Do.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Real Vocation In Life,

ETery individual will be the happier
M -7ore clearly he understands tha,
rs vocation consists, not in e1acting
B. from others, but In minister
IL 70 others. il giving his life the
r. fnsrn Of many. A man who does
this Will be worthy OF hts food and
".H not fail TO have it-ToIstoi
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Wanted Particulars

IS sa example Of rha, men n the
-l:--Dzd business have TO enaure. a
e 7dGC-or relates that while ae was
I5-=siag through 4 coach . few days
- "'omaa stopped him and asked
~ far theg were from Weiccn- He
Lied ,hst they were abou. IS miles
+ i ne.tou- She then aske.: -This
s'-e OF the o.he1 sids?-
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

an train. of the great Union Pacific Raiiuay
stop al juicsburg. 81 day. 4 Of chich are
Pouenge, 7roins Therefore eoery trans
continental passengc, stops half hour in tbe
Rescroor City of The Plains.
Che Gnt- .4duocotc is your ta1i,sionary 10 call
attention 10 The Fact, Of ,be production Of The
county and 10 induce some Of the thousands
0ho pas, our door 10 stop and stay
.Sub,e,ibe now Jo, dollar before tbe 81 50 rise
that begin, Nth the Neu Year.
Chi, HARVEST FESTIVAL uds a Proof Of
The neD,papc,'. constant claims. You should
pass on tbe good ncus 10 those yet in darkness.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
LcGic and impulse.

Msn reasoneth with his brain and
woman with her heart. il !z 4 qGcs.
ton whetasr his logic iz as wise as
her impulses
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

Beginning with January ],
1908, The Julesburg Grit-Ad-
yocatc viii raise its subscription
price 10 $50. All who desire TO
pay up arrears and one year in
advance may take advantage of
the present price up TO New
Years. This is found TO be
necessary in consequence OF the
advance in white paperand ready
prints as well as along all lines
Of the printing business. New
features will be gradually added
to the bcttcrmcnt Of the paper
and no one win regret the raise
with the improvements the
management have in anticipation.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

Take something now and then TO
help the stomach. Kodol will do
thi. I, is combination OF natural
digestants and vegetable acids and
contains the same juices found in a
healthy stomach. It is pleasant 70
take. 1t digests ~ha. you eat Sold
ny IOOsier Drug Co.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GOOD.

The pleasant purgative effect ex-
pericnced by all who use Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
and the healthy condition Of the body
and mind which they create makes
one feel joyful. Price, % cents.
Sample free at all druggists.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Peru Has Ioftieet Citv

The lo't!est city in the world ia
Pasco, Peru. 1t is 1928 feet abovs
the sea, and 1t nearly always freezes
there in the shade. Pasco is famous
for Its rich silver mines.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Eagu rIlsf. E.N.a-

The old caFs q gEz--10pp=r= z-5
orCgia ara almost forgotten IL tb=
p-p.p=rou. Kansas Dtto-6zr:z tbcuz-
: cl:lz@E. Ot COd=.l. Far Snzu.t.-.,.
has not iOrgO..s1 hard tl-r= IL ~
cogn,@r.d Es sag-s i Eas WON
o.. and discouraged D. coughing dsg
and 1igai, AID could E1d 10 rel5.s
I'll tired DR.. ElIg's Ee= Discover
Il took les than ole bo1ls % com
pletsly cure u.s" TIE safest a-5
most reliable cough AID cold egre 4-6
lung and throat healer ever Gisco.=--
so. G8araas@ed b. J1!e-bUrg Drgg
Co. Jc and :Lpy Irfal oo:-ls
f-e-
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
ahin1 Ancestors,

Nashinstca dispatch says they are
making antiques" to order for Us
over the pond" They will match
some Of the ancestors that have been
provided for our selr-made men.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Get Income from Flouers,

For lilies Of the valley vicar in
Carmarthen draws s2,5o1 from q Lon
don dealer, while an old lady in Berg
shire is said to make nearly $1,000
yearly out Of Narechal Mel roses.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Got His Osee-ts.

For calling telephone girl for.
ward Minx' over The wire, vienness
s4bEcrlber has been Sentenced 10 is
hours Imprisonment and one day's
fast
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Secret Of Birds EIl1ht.

A paradox OF flight demonstrated By
experiment is that the stronger the
Wiad blowing against certain form
Of curved wIng-surface the les. re-
s.stance does the bird offer To It.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

Don't ~orr! aDOv: gour kidney /,
wtssa you car cb,ai1 % days trea:-
usai Ot Pi1sU,e= for :.py. Th=s=
lir:ls giODGls- bring reli=t II me Ersi
dose. BseEacie. LI-roag0 AID
rheumatism yield quickly Il no,
satisfied your money refunded This
IS Z fair offer you cant lcee- SOD
Dy Hcosier Drug Co
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Shows Growth ef New York.

Public rece!It. and expenditures OF
New YORK city have increased in tha
last four yearE In az amount equal 70
s " 900 each day.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

Your skin should Dc clear an
brigh. if your liver j. in normal coz
di,ion Rings Little Liver Pill. acts on
the liver: and headache. constipation
and bilousness disappear. Price q
cents. Hoosier Drug 90.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
No Money in Natural Beauty.

The picturesque and the utilita-ian
70 rot go handLn-hand. !.atursl beau
t@E. 10 matter how much they g-at-
II he Usual sense. DO not satisfy -he
l~-~e' IN! those portions Of the es-
u = -ru..,A present the greatest charms
II the visitor are Of least worth 10
the ovner.-Est1te Magazine.
DeWin's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salye is good for little burns and big
burns. small scratches or bruises AID
big ones. Sold by Hoosier Drug %.
1t i well known fact that persons
living in the pine forests do not suffer
from kidney diseases. One dose Of
Pineules a, night usually relieves
backache. 30 days treatment slp3.
Your money refunded i. not satisfied.
Sold by HOosier Drug 90.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYES FOH
% YEARS
have been afflicted with sore eyes
for thirty-three years. Thirteen years
ago became totally blind and was
blind for six years. Ny ewes were
badly inGamed. One Of my neighbors
insisted upon mytrying Chamberlain's
Salye and gave me half box Of it.
TO my surprise it healed my eyes and
my sight came back 10 me.-P. G.
Eprls, Cynthiana, KY. Chamberlain ;
Salye is for sale by all druggists.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Greek Cruelty to Ir,-oaIs

Cruelty to animals is prscticed TO
such an extent III Athens that one
German tourist dec.arad IT. completely
spoiled his pleasure III lis t1ip.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

II you take DsTiu's Kidney and
Bladder Pills you viii -e. prompt ~
lief from bzcsachs, weak .idoeys. IN
Examination Of the bladder and urinary
troubles = weess treatment for u
CENTS. Sold By Eoosier Crug CO.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder pills
relieve backache, weak kidneys and
inflammation Of the bladder. Soldby
Hoosier Drug Co.
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18
Advertising Rates.
EATaz OF zUg5CEIPTIJs..
TELEPHONE no Z

Al - ,scr. l-zr- MI cI Dgl r-g=.Ee
their ~ pr, regularly are -. g=-t-5g
u It!.y iBi- 0f.es ana a. -og=-t1 -yz-
ton HI-4 ~ made Z: D1gs Il. % .ae
II I-= 10. -ts r-ygg's. ~ sI-fc- ~
-ars y prevent Il-tzze-. oIE 10 d. :-O-
pD-- g4e ~ AVOID them ~ tines
The Grit-advocate., 1907-10-18

ayer's Hair Iiso,, as 10. n,se from or
n-r in,.oT=1 formula, IS ,re lstest, mos
scientific, ant il eTsV Wy the very bes'
n,- preparation evs, PLACED upon TIE
nzrIst. For !alli1s hs5- so4 tantrus j,
is re o.e s-ss. I=d.--z
III. ~ ....- = Aye: c., lr-ez. gi- -
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
SIZES AND SONS.

Representative William suizer Of
New York is partial to green waist
coats.
Lord Gwydyr who recently entered
upon his ninety-eighth year. is the only
nonagenarian peer in the house Of
lords.
The distinction OF being @the oldest
man born Id New York and now Iiv-
ing ia New York belongs to Dr. John
b. Rich, who Il now In bis ninety
seventh year.
One Of the Oldest active cobblers 10
Lynn Is John knight aged elghty-fve.
lie Is also 81 expert mason and
skillful musician, being able to play
the bugle eaeuet and violin.
When he agued - Cincinnati from
Yale, Mr.. rest attended Inv school
and afterwalG enscsei rs ftasr's law
Office. He also reported law cases for
the local newspapers, beginning at SO
q week.
Secretary cortelyou spoke about
tMNAAe NVhoENGtAAf MHAta ~ y AtbAAfA
meeting the other day. "Good gra.
ciousg the president IS reported to
have said. such loquaciousness on
your part Is positively brutal, Cortel-
you"
Colonel a. H. Hughes Of Columbia,
the only surviving member. Of the dele
cation from Tennessee TO the Repub-
Iiean national convention Of 1880 pro
poses that those who survive OF the
BOG Grant delegates Of that year hold
a reunion in connection with the next
national Republican convention
Lieutenant General Arthur MacAr.
thur is in Milwaukee again. and THIS
time to stay Forty-aYe years ago he
left Milwaukee for the front as nd
jutant Of the Twenty-fourth Wisconsin.
I'm glad to get back home.a he says.
II shall live III Milwaukee the rest Of
my days and renew the old friendships
Just as fast as | can
Perhaps the most famous Of all the
shippers Of the Atlantic today IL Cap.
tain Karl KaempG, commander Of the
Eamhurg-AmeFican Deutschland. Cap
tain Kaeinpff, or as his friends prefer
to enll him, Commodore Eaempf, has
been following the sea for nearly forty
years and yet he IS only a little over
afty-two years Of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Masonic charms and pins at I. P. Aus
tins the watch and clock man."
Union made stonecutters' glasses at
1. 7. Austin's, the watch and clock man.
Old gold and silver wanted at re-
fners' prices In exchange for goods at
+. IL Burr's.
4. r. Austin sells stone cutters
glasses, all kinds and prices. From 20c.
to $500 each.
Stone cutters glasses, zoe per pair.
Lenses, per pair, Sc. II. +. Burr & Co,
50 North Main street.
Italianil Per amache che II prezzo
yaria da Sl.50 Il $3.50 riyolgetevi nel
negozio Iii Frank McAVhorter Co., 20-22
No. Main ST. V. Cravello, Commesso
Italiano
WI q Shepard, administrator for the
A. g. Day estate offers for sale the EN-
tire harness business, consisting Of har-
ness, robes, blankets, and tools and flx-
lures. For further particulars call on
Mr.. shepard.
Over 13 per cent on S1,15000. We
win be glad to show You where you can
invest this amount Of money and can
receive il per cent. or better on same
The real estate is located within two
minutes walk of the post office, and is
all rented to desirable parties. Enquire
Of the ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency,
rooms 8 and 9, Gordon block, Barre.