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three months OF 1905 the value Of the auto
mobiles and parts imported was S273 900 while
for the corresponding period OF last year
the amount was s326,2OO As regards motor
cycles for the same period the figures are:
Exports in 1908, $50 400; In 1907, t4l 600 i'm
ports In 1905. $780, In 1907 sl,2OO'
Carriers who are employed by the rural
free delivery department Of the Post ONCE
are among the most enthusiastic good roads
advocates In the country and three carriers
In Wisconsin have adopted a plan which is
certain TO have good results, even though no
permanent improvements to highways may
result Immediately. Peter Olson who has
a route from Cambridge, In the Badger State.
apparently disllked the rouRhness Of the roads
over which he had 10 travel and so devised
rlan by which the roads could be bettered by
the farmers living along them. He had a
circular printed giving directions by which
the. farmers could easily improve the roads
and offers prize Of $ to the farmer VITO
taining a stretch Of road half mile In length
or longer between April l and June l. h. l..
Demarest, whose route leads from WaupaCa.
and q. 4, Cressy, whose route centres At
The carriers suggested that a split log drag
invented or devised by ID. Ward King Of
Missouri, be used to improve the roads
The Englishmen do not intend 10 let the
French taYimeter mOtorcah makers have
things all their own way In Great Britain and
have been forming some projects Of their
own. One OF the most recent is limited
liability company with a capital Of ESQ. 900.
Of which George Du Cros Of the Dunlop tire
concern, NJ, $. Napier and 5, J. Edge are di-
rCCtors.
when kerosene has been used to clean out
a crank case the drain cocks should be left
open for a day or 40. Unless II is absolutely
necessary 10 use car at once II isa good plan
The sun., 1908-05-10

a USED RAINIER CAR put In perfect order at
the Rainier facory and sold By the company re-
GpopSlble for It's reputation Is without doubt an
exceptionally safe investment The Rainier Motor
Car Company has several such carS-i9O6 and 1901
models In Touring Cars. RunAbOuts and Ilmou.
slnes. They have all been taken In exchange for
1900 models will be sold for exactly what we know
them to be- and guarantee free OF repairs for periods
satisfactory TO purchasers. Compare these cars
with cheApy built NEW cars At similar cost. Test
them by road demonstration. Prices from 81 500
to g.. 100
SGlesroomS broadway and sSth ST.. New YORK
The sun., 1908-05-10

VIII Degln 10 snow loss OF power unutI
such circumstances, and no time should be
Of the trouble. II the engine Is kept running
f. will surely result in scoring the cylinder
wall and the piston Is practically certain
10 seize
Edward Mooney, chic Of the Bridgeport
Fire Department, has been provided with
an automobile with which to respond to
fire alarms The Fire Department Of the
city has a Iocomobe chemical machine,
which arrived at fires 40 much quicker than
the chief could get there with his horse that
he induced the commissioners to get another
Locomobile TO replace his horse drawn rig
Word comes from Palermo that land
slide on one Of the roads Of the course for
automobile racing In Sicily has forced a post
ponement Of the events scheduled. il is
now planned 10 run the Coupe des Voiturettes
race on May II and the Targa Florio contest
on May is.
Windy City advices have Il that Charles
+. Gregory has resigned as chairman Of the
Chicago Automobile Clubs racing committee,
owing 10 the demands made upon his time
by the balloon carnival to be held In Chicago
In July.
According 10 the reports Of the French
customs officers there has been a big decline
In the exports and imports Of both automobiles
and motorcycles In the first quarter OF the
present year. The value Of automobiles
and parts exported for the first three months
OF this year was s.. .962, ,OOl. while for the cor
responding period Of 1907 II was $685., 400
q falling on OF q per cent. During the first
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NJ way over vehicles Of every sort. com
mon practice with many drivers Is TO rush up
close 10 the place where men. women or
children are boarding or alighting from
troiley cars toot their horns race their mo-
tors and. in many instances, keep on going,
compelling the pedestrians 20 crowd close TO
the street car or hurry 20 the sidewalk, \
few arrests of motorists made for such tactics
might serve 10 impress upon the offending
drivers the necessity for more consideration OF
the rights Of those afOot.
The sun., 1908-05-10

One OF the problems that confronts the man
who drives and cares for his own car II how
10 keep the rubber mating looking present
able. Asa general rule the mating will begin
10 lose It's uniform color after 1t has been lh
use for some time as the oil and grease that T.
certain to be tracked onto II disColors u and
has a tendency TO rot it., II the mating ls
painted with lead coored paint the destruc,,
lion and discoloraton viii be prevented a and
yarnish The paint will not only make the
mating oil proof but II gives permanent
look OF newness TO the mating and enabl,s
1t 10 be cleaned whenever needed by means
Of a cloth or a BIT Of cotton waste
The sun., 1908-05-10

The enthusiasm OF Californans is well
shown by a recent advertisement OF a Los
Angeles automobile concern, which in regard to
q well known car for whichit Is agent declares
Briefly we claim; /. The best engine ever
put in an automobile. ?. The car recurring
the teast attention, II any. 3. The most power
ful hin climber in ite class L. To sum up-t the
best five passenger car In every way built.
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FRANKLtNS N5n Up, FORD RUN.
ABOuTS $50 Up. CADILLACS $3.50
UP. HUNDREDS or OTHER CARS
FROM $3.50 TO $4,000.
toUR SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
= is COMPLETE IN EVERY DE.
ES ( TAlLAND WILL SHOW 4 SAY.
. ING or i0'o TO SO'o. Send for
Lists.
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Motorists OF Salt lake CITY are nRely 70
have the first specially built motordrome, or
automobile racctrack, in this country, for II
is reported that work has already been started
on a one and half mile speeding course IN
the Mormon state. II Is located on the Wlde
sandy shores southeast Of Saltair Beach and
h TO he banked on the curves high enough so
that very great speed will be possible for rae
ING machines. The stretches are to be made
level and the approaches to the turns WIZ he
banked gradually up to the swing OF the turns,
which are TO have very steep banks he
track will be laid out 80 all portions Of II may
be watched from the grandstand., Big cleo
trio lights are to be placed around the track
AT intervals Of 100 feet. so that regular night
race meets can be arranged.
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put In an automobile ?? The car recurring
theteast attention, II any g. The most power
ful Hill climber IN ite class. I. To sum up the
best five passenger car In every way buiit'
II Il reported that the officials Of the Ma
tional Museum at Washington may establish
a section for motor vehicles, so as 70 show
the development Of the automobile from It's
inception down to the present time, on plan
similar to that Of the locomotive section
Over In Philadelphia the motorists appar-
emily dislike the term speed trap, which Is
the appellatiOn generally given to those rev
anue producing affairs devised and main
tanned by rural justices and constabes which
owners during the last few years. SO the
Quaker City automobilists, when they must
discuss this very unpleasant subject, refer TO
what would be speed traps" anywhere else
as controls.
King Alfonso has donated a silver cup as 2
trophy for the international race for small
tpaTs which Is scheduled for May "a on tho
trophy will be given TO the owner Of the car
tllAt makes the fastest round OF the course
during the race The first prize for the race
VIII be the Catalonia gold cup ana 5'VO
pesetas-about o. 900.
Walter NJ. Woods OF Boston has been driv-
ing through the western. part Of Massaohu-
setts In his Simplex and warns Bay state
motorists that the road between Palmer
and West Warren Is impossible and that
there Is a sign at one end only telling OF the
os 10 rS SaS o at Warren ssd aqS dSe
through Brimheld 10 reach Palmer.
Another New Jersey Justice Of the peace
to The conclusion reached by so many rural
Jersey Justices that Il is his duty 20 annoy
aqtomobilists as much as possible. His
efforts TO make life miserable for motorists
al AN NaA In al aT,fn God
donations from Philadelphians who drove
their cars from the Quaker City 70 Atlantic
City. lie ptesIdes over stretch Of road
at the FIRST turn after passing under the rail-
lantc There is no signboard at the. foot
Of the hill. so that an unsuspectng driver
would have no notice OF trouble until stopped
by constable; Drivers who are not ac-
qualnted with the presence OF the trap may
be driving. at the rate Of eight miles an hour
provided for rounding turns and be footing
their horns. but they are still liable 70 he halted
by a constable who has been hiding In the
bushes.
oasolene automobile engines are being
used 10 drive cars on a number OF small rail-
t5st such I Vehicles 'T Nil solve @ The % problem OF
economical operation OF lines that do not
have enough traffic for regular train. A
Philadelphia concern has discovered new
use for motor vehicle, and one which is GER
tain 70 attract considerable attention. The
Arm In question is engaged In the coal and
coke business and recently bought one ton
Franklin truck, which has been fitted with
road tracks throughout the mines and shipping
yards OF the purchaser.
An experienced driver declares that COM
mon courtesy demands that automobiles
should allow persons 70 get on or on street
cars without soaring them half 20 death aside
from the fact that pedestrians have the right
The sun., 1908-05-10

An experienced driver declares that COM
mon courtesy demands that automobiles
cars without soaring them half 70 death, aside
from the fact that pedestrians have the right
The sun., 1908-05-10

The fre department Of East st, Louis is
making some experiments with an automobile
fire engine which was constructed by the ~.
Louis Car Companyt maker 2i the no,sd AneflSaH
10 attain a speed OF forty-hve miles an hour
with lia full eunipment and crew.
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NO EyTRA CHARGE FOR IT7

NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR 1T.
Advertisements for TIE Sun and The EVENING
sun may be left at any American DlLthct Messenger
once In the city,
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to let the machine stand until all Of the kero-
sene has evaporated, otherwise those who
follow along are liable 10 be chOked by the
fumes from the exhaust pipe,
The sun., 1908-05-10

The Court Of Appeal at Brussels, Belgium,
has recently decided that the owner Of an
automobile was not financially responsible
for Injuries sustained by three friends Of his
chauffeur. who had been out riding with the
chauffeur without the knowledge, or per
mission Of the owner Of the car. The chauf.
feur had taken his friends out driving and
one Of them had been killed and the others
injured. The heirs OF the dead man sued the
owner OF the car for damages, but lost their
case in the lower court. which decision was
confirm ed by the Court Of Appeal,
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SOUTH s1ocKRRIpeE

Mrs. Ira Brown on South Hin is
quite sick.
George Curtis began working for Fred
Reynolds Monday.
Miss Hattie Boutwell, returned to Mrs.
F. A. Thayer's to work Sunday.
Miss Lottie Newell finished successful
term Of school on South Hill Friday.
George Chapman Of Northfield visited
his cousin. Mrs. Archie Boutwell,. re-
Gently.
Mrs. Burnham Of Gaysville has been
spending the past week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. A. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Edmunds Of Mid
dletown Springs visited their niece. Mrs.
Albert Newell, last Thursday and Fri
day.
j. 8. Davis was in Barnard Monday
and Mrs. Mary White came home with
him for a visit among friends in this vi
einity.
Deer hunting has been the fad in South
stockhridge the past week. Those to get
. deer were Warren Pratt, George Curtis,
Lewis White, Ralph White, Delbert New
ell, Ben Goddard, Fred Reynolds and
Jesse Davis. No accidents in this part
OF the town.
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Augustus Hancock OF Chelsea visited
bis mother last Sunday.
Dorothy Pierce IS in East Randolph
this week visiting friends.
Mrs. George Brown Of Sharon was in
town Monday delivering goods.
George Durkee has been III the past
week and confined to the house.
John Chadwick is spending few days
with his mother, Mrs. George Farnham.
Charles ordway has rented the hotel for
one year and will take possession about
Dec. 1.
Miss Nellie Rising has been in Brook
field the past week visiting her grand
mother.
Mrs. Lester Jackman. after spending .
few DAYS at home, returned to Claremont,
Saturday.
Seventeen hunters met upon Brockle-
bank last week, none knowing Of the
others being there.
The chickenpie supper aud social was a
success, all having a pleasant time. The
sum Of S11 was taken.
Mrs. Ruth Pitkin has sold her place
hero to Miss Edna J. Porter and she will
60 to Massachusetts, for the winter.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Miss
1 Harriette Hayward next week Tuesday.
All members requested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William outtrim, after
spending a week with friends here, re.
turned to Swampscott, Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. James Howe was called to hei
home in Canada Saturday by the serioul
illness OF her mother, Mrs. Henry Draper
George n. Sumner. Fred Goss. Martir
Tuller, George Tucker and Elmer Sly
each bad the pleasure Of shooting a dee
last week.
Rev. James Berry Of Mortified has &C
cepted the call from the Baptist and
Il Cong'l churches and is expected here thi
week with his family.
School In District No 3, taught b,
Nellie c. Howe, closed last Friday. Nam
Der Of pupils, Is; average attendance, 2
plus. Those having no marks during tn
term were Gladys Williams, Lawrenc
Farnham. Sadie Ross, Homer, Myrtle an'
Valentine Isham, Robbie and Pheb
Farnham. Glenn Morrill,, Philip Farm
ham and Allie Clark were each absen
one dav
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souTH srRAFFoRp

Frary Buell. returned to Goddard semi
nary Thursday.
Harvey Ordway, who has been i'll with
jaundice, is better.
The new chemist for the Vermont Cop
per Co. has arrived.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the vestry
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Huntley started for California
Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. John Barrett spent last week with
friends in Union Village.
n. N. Mattison, cashier OF the bank at
Chelsea, was IN town recently.
Mrs. Ida Casewell has been q guest Of
Mrs. Della Parker the past week.
Mrs. Edwin IIlsley has been very i'll
the past week. but is improving.
Mrs. Delight Casewe1I. who has been i'll
for some weeks, remains about the same.
Stanley c. Wilson OF CheIsea visited
Temple lodge Tuesday evening OF last
week.
Irving Prescott is moving from his
farm recently purchased by the Clarks
into the George RoweIl house.
Mr.. King from Tennessee has been en-
gagged as night foreman of the furnace,
with John Blue as day foreman.
Mr.. Hosford, q. former surveyor for the
Vermont Copper Co. and the town repre-
sentative of Thetford, was in town a few
days recently.
Miss stockwell returned from he:
home Saturday and schools began Mon.
day. Miss Lena West will teach in thl
grammar room this winter.
There were many hunters out the pas
week. Those fortunate enough to brinf
in deer we're H. l. Hatch, Walter Pick
nell, Ed. Beedle, Roy Peck and Waite
Hood.
Rev. Walter Dole of Mortified, chap
lain Of Norwich university, spent two
days In town last week, also visiting
Unity chapter, being a past patron o.
Naomi chapter. one of the most flourish
ing in the state.
Rev. and Mrs. Badger from California
spent Thursday and Friday at Rev. @. w
BENEFITS. Mr.. Badger gave iectur
with stereopticon views of California
making the physical features, CLIMATE
conditions. the fora and fauna Of tn
state very clear and showing the larg
hotels, the resorts of Eastern tourists
Mrs. Badger rendered two solos in a yer.
pleasing manner, "The Hills of God,
and "a Lullaby"
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NORTH ruNeRIpcE

Alba Woods is reported better and able
to be out about.
Rev. Mr.. Hathaway closed his Iabors
here in the Baptist church last sunday.
Elmer Sly was one OF the lucky ones to
get nice big buck during the deer sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Moody have re-
turned home from q three weeks' visit At
their sons, volney. in Derry, n. Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Slack have gone to
Alton, N. H.. to spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. E. W. Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Moulton Of Chel-
sea have left their home and come here to
spend the winter with his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Grant.
There came near being q serious fire at
the residence Of F. d. Moody one day last
week, which caused considerable damage
that was settled for satisfactorily.
It is expected that Rev. Mr.. Berry Of
East Mortified. Mass, will begin his
pastoral labors with the Cong'l and Bap-
fist churches next Sunday. Services fore
noon and afternoon.
The exhibition held In the school
room last Friday evening by the teacher
and scholars was a success. Not deep
interest was eviuced to give them large
at enhance. but for all that the proceeds
amounted to about g to purchase maps
for the schoolroom.
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EAST BARNARD

Hiram Snow Of Sharon was in this
place Thursday.
Mr.. Hall from Massachusetts, Is visiting
bis friend, Q. s. EIma.
Ralph Abbott Of South Royalton re-
Gently visited 1t Fred Henry's.
Mrs. Callsta A. Miller has gone to
board this winter with Mrs. Mary Smith.
Mrs. Mary smith has closed her Iabors
in Sharon and returned to her home here
Mrs. Frank Porter, who has been visit
ing her parents, has returned to her home
at Gaysville-
Charles Dow has finished work for NJ.
Il. Chandler and Is now working for Ar
chic Campbell.
Edward Rowland and Truman J. Allen
left Tuesday, the 10th, for Burlington to
enter the medical college.
Edward Henry has returned home from
South Royalton, where be had been to
visit bis aunt, Mrs. c. P. Abbott.
Mrs. John Adams and daughter,
Bessie, were at South Royalton Wednes-
day. the 18th, to visit Mrs. Fred Fay.
The hunters were not very lucky, only
q few deer being shot here, but Mrs. Guy
NHoWc4A unot AAAkc DucA 1aAAAoaS AO~1
the Nathan Hale place.
The fall term Of school closed here Fri
day with an entertainment in the even
ing. The teachers have gone to their
homes at South Royalton.
The auction at Mrs. Miller's last
Thursday was well attended. Bidding
was done mostly by the ladies and it was
lively and everything vent high.
The grange opened in form Saturday
night in the new hall and was largely at
tended. These meetings are very inter.
esting. especially the question box held
BY Mrs. Elwin Moore, who makes il
very interesting to all The hall is very
nice and great benefit to the place. Tit
grange are planning to hold their socia
hles and suppers there in the future and
We hope everyone win come and see how
nicely the East Barnard grange are situat
ed in their new place.
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This Is a real genuine bankrupt sal.
OF prices. as IL Is impossible TO do so.
and all, rich and poor, from far and near
the rest You will not be urged to buy.
Lockers as welcome as purchasers.
EVERYTHING MUST 90.
WATCH THE BIG SIGN OVER THE
49, WATCH THE PLACE.
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NEWS IN TOWNS ABOUT
STANFORD


Miss Kate ssarIs is the guest Of Mrs.
George Fox.
G.F. Kent was in Thettord Wednesday
OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Carpenter were In
Chelsea Saturday.
A. B. Carpenter drove the Pompa stage
one day last week.
Bert Haywood and wife were in Post
Mills last Saturday.
Will somers Of Milford, Mass. is spend
ing q few days at Samuel Browns.
H. Ward recently purchased pair Of
grey horses Of Steve Billings Of Sharon.
H.H. udall spent several days Of last
week hunting in Sharon and vicinity
with s. Billings,
Mrs. Mary Strong and son, who have
been visiting at her fathers, left last
week Wednesday.
farm In South STAFFORD, is moving into
George Rowell's house.
Mrs. Sarah Preston is having 3 bank
wall built on the lower side OF her yard
and making other improvements.
workmen have been engaged in taking
down the old aud building a new chin
ney in the house occupied BY W. P.
Stone.
Miss Louise Swan and James s. Nor
riu closed their summer home and went
to Boston Monday, where they will make
9 short stay before going on to Washing
ton.
Not many OF our deer hunters succeed
ed in bringing in q buck, although .
large number OF does are reported as hav
ing been seen. Among the lucky onel
In this vicinity were Oscar Norris, W. q
Root and James Linton.
A pair OF colts belonging to Fred Jor
dan started from the store shed Friday
night and we're making their way homi
at a good rate Of speed without a driver
Mrs. Haywood, who lives about a mil,
from the store, saw them coming ans
with the aid OF her son succeeded ii
stopping them. No damage was dom
beyond losing some articles from the wa
Ron.
Township Sunday school institut
will be held in the Cong'l church mex
Saturday, beginning at 1880 a. m. Their
will be an afternoon session at 1 81
O'Clock. Dinner will be served in th
Town hall by the ladies. Rev. DR.. Dur
fee, state Sunday school secretary, an,
Rev. W. E. Newton Of Union Village ar
expected to be present and take charge G
the institute. A cordial invitation is e1
tended to these services.
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souTn TuNRRIpoE

Mr.. Alvord Of Randolph got a fine deer
on our hills Thursday.
Ruth Pitkin was the guest OF Mrs. Jane
Kenworthy over Sunday.
Miss Olive Merrill was with her sister,
Mrs. Everett Corwin, Saturday.
School closed Friday for three weeks,
Bessie Heath Of Randolph, teacher.
Miss Harriet Andrews, who has been
spending the months Of October and
November at Mrs. c. E. Alexander's, -has
returned to her home in Brooklyn, n. Y.
E. A. Davis Of Bethel and W. 0. Bel
knap Of South Royalton are putting in a
fish pond on Beaver Meadow farm. the
place they recently bought Of Jennie
Wentworth
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iesamethYIenetetramlne

The above Is the name OF a German
chemical, which is one OF the many valu-
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edy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is recog-
nized by medical text books and authors
ties as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic
for the urine. Take Foley's Kidney REM
edy as soon as you notice any irregnlari-
ties, and avoid q serious malady.
II. A. Leonard, Randolph, G. E. Black,
South Royaiton, d. o. Goodno. Roches-
ter, F. II. Totman. North Tunbridge,
Victor A. Grant. Bethel.
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Here Is Relief for Women.

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7l"1-' y = = TT = = y
PA. Rand has returned from Royal
ton.
G. b. Fish is moving into his new
store.
will Manning had the good luck to
capture deer last week.
There will be play AZ the schoolhouse
entitled, Refinement" Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dignan OF Bran
don visited at Theron Robinson's last
week.
days at Charles Chamberlin's in Roches-
ter last week.