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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
AGRICULTURE BEING BOOSTED.

The importance OF the study OF
agriculture is being brought home
to tho people Of Vermont on any
and every occasion nowadays; and
lot the least notable Of these occa-
sions was the school conference
which has just been held In con
aection with the state university al
Burlington. when chance was given
for the discussion Of means to In
.roduce the study Of agriculture In
20 the secondary schools Of the
state At this time the assertion was
also made in behalf Of the uulyer
sity and the state agricultural col
lege that the development OF sgri-
culture in the schools "A heartily
uelrom d. az indeed II should BE-
since buth are working TO the sans
end, tho development o. the farming
.ifs OF the state. Moreover. explicit
INSTITUTIONS ss 10 the introduction
of methods OF teaching agriculture
in secondary schools we're given b.
professors of the university This
and other encouragement is likely
70 result In vide extension Of the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
USE OF THE PUBLIC DRINKING
CUP PROHIBITED.

At meeting OF the State Boart
If Health held February 3, the fol
lowing regulation was adopted ane
Is hereby promulgated:
WHEREAS, 1t has been demon.
strated that the use of what IL
known as the common drinking cul
8 dangerous to the public health
and source OF OF communication OF
infectious dlseafes, therefore. un-
der the authority of the statute i'm
posed upon the State Board OF
Health to promulgate rules and reg
Ilatlons relative to the preserva
ion OF the public health In conta
glous diseases and prevention of tho
ame, the use OF the common drink
ing cup In all public places, parks
fountains. schoolhouses, factories,
mills. work shops, Libraries, public
halls or other public buildings, rail-
road stations and railroad trains, is
hereby prohibited from and after
May /, 1911.
Per order of the State Board of
Health.
HENRY d. H0LT0N,
Secretary and Executive officer.
Brattleboro. Vt. Feb. 2s. 1911.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
EAST DORSET.

Miss Ariora Lachance of Danb.
Is visiting at Mrs, Bovia's.
Harry Beebe and John McGuir,
)f Manchester We're Sunday visitors
n town.
Joseph King and Frank PER-,
we're Sunday visitors at Wesley
Perry's,
-Chas. Roberts was called t.
Albany. N. Y, by the illness of hi
laughter Anna.
james MoWain has returned
rom South Wallingford whero
las been working for M. CrossmaL
--Sidd Ladd, n former residet
If North Dorset is now oeeupyinf
leo Harwood's house In the Soutl
Village.
EAST ARLINGTON.
IN. NJ. Stafford was In Troy, n
T.. Friday.
Leo l. Grout spent Sunday a
lis home acre.
Miss Julia Caldwell was in Ben
iington Saturday.
Mrs. II. N. Phillips and Mrs, M
V. Grant spent Friday In Bennine
ton.
Miss Maude Cummings spen
Sunday at her home In Cheshire
Mass.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Peckem OF Bennlng
on is the guest OF her brother. M
V. Grant.
Miss Mary N. Hard OF Powna
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs
Z. II. Andrew.
E. G. Phillips OF North Ben
ilngton spent Sunday with his moth
,r. Mrs. G. II. Phillips.
Mrs. 8. l.. Warner is spendlnl
several days In North Bennington
With her daughter, Mrs. II. II. Gaul.
j. A. Collins and wife, DR., S
<. Grey and wife, Hugh Webb ant
Roy Grout attended the play IL
bennington Friday night.
Mrs. +. N. Mattison, who hai
)een spending several weeks witt
ler daughter, Mrs. l. ]. Warner, re
armed to her home In Seymour, CT.
Saturday.
A crowd OF the young people
enjoyed straw ridde to Shafts
1ury Friday night to supper and
entertainment given by the ladies
1f the NJ. r. church.
III. N. Brown, J. D. Webb, r
II. Walker. r.. H. Andrew, Seymour
Hard and !. j. Warner were among
he Masons who attended the Dis
trict Meeting In Manchester Thurs
lay evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16

me mAiie sop ~ lioMtbk.
The early spring birds are here
Tho quarry whistle sound
good
The much talked OF Fire Dis
uiet at Dorset seems 10 be real
tty and with the new water and sew
er system viii make that pleasant
little village a happy summer homo
Freeman. son Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Martin Paddock OF Dorset Hollow al
ter long and painful sickness. hai
passed away. Hts parents and sis
ters have the sympathy Of ua all
freeman was good boy. never very
strong. but always cheerful
Tho Legislature made the close
season for rabbits commence the ls,
OF March instead OF May lst. III,
hunters license says May LIST ant
some hunters persist In the righ,
10 hunt them according to their II
aenses. Warden Bowen has hat
pretty good success In persuadinl
them TO abide by the new law
rhere would be thousands OF brow
rabbits In our woods II let to IN
arease, but the constant huntlnl
with guns. ferrets. traps and snar,
has reduced them TO few stra,
,hy animals think most huntei
viii abide by tho new law, but 1
hey do not and kill rabbits the
sin have a chance to test the vii
.ues of said law. 81 Clone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
THE WEEK IN PROBATE COURT.

March .. Estate Of Mary l..
lothdrem. Rupert. Inventory re-
urned.
March Q. Estate OF Mary Laur.
tia Phillips, Arlington. VIII prov
d and allowed. Truman r. Martin
ppoiuted executor. Albert t. Buck,
4. H. Judson and II. II. Lawrence
ppolnted appraisers and commits
iloners. Meet Sept. 9th.
March 8. Estate OF Martha p.
Johnston, HoosIck Falls. NJ Y. Ex-
probate. Cafslus A. Johnston and
}e.sy Eliza Johnston appointed ex-
Betsy Eliza Johnston appointed Q :
)cutors. w. II. Benedict and Henry
jherwin appointed appraisers.
March 10 Estate Of Emline
Bourn, Manchester. Lee d. Bourn,
Admr.. renders final account.
March 10. In re Merritt w. Cul-
yer. Dorset Petition filed for
guardian Citation issued.
March IL Estate Of Samuel a,
Lambert, Manchester. Cornelius
~ Lambert appointed administrator.
March Ia. Estate Of Aurllia O.
Torrey, Dorset Inventory filed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
NOBODY SPARED.
kidney Troubles Attack Manchester
Depot Men and Women. Old ant
Young

kidney Troubles Attack Manchester
Depot Men and Women. Old ant
Young
Kidney ills seize young and old
Come quickly. with little warning
Children suffer in their earl
years
Can't control the kidney secre
lions.
Girls are languid. nervous. suffei
pain.
Women worry. can't do dali,
work.
Men have lame and aching backs
1..e cure for man, woman or chllc
ls to cure the canse--the kid
neys.
Doan's Kidney pills cure sick
Kidneys
Cure sll forms OF kidney suffer
Ing.
Manchester Depot testimony prove
H.
A. L. Jenkins. Mckinley Are
Manchester Depot, Vt, says: =
suffered for quite while from seF
sre pains across the small OF N.
back and a soreness through N!
kidneys Learning Of Doan's KID
ney Pills. decided 10 give them
trial and procured a box from A
II. Pettibone's Drug Store. T'hey
entirely relieved the pain and tht
results were 10 satisfactory In ever
way that recommend them TO 9th
er kidnev sufferers. No symptom
OF NV old trouble has ever reap
peared"
For sale by all dealers. Price
50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buf
'alo. New York. sole agents for the
Unitsd States.
Remember the nams-Doan's and
taks 10 other.
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ARLINGTON.

Miss Nell Wilson spent Wed
nesday in Bennington.
George White was In Benning
.on Friday on business.
MIR, and Mrs. Philip Cote wer
in Bennington Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Smith was In tow
a few days last week.
Mr.. Sheldon OF Rutland was II
own Wednesday on business.
Mrs. lone Phillips has return
I'd from her visit TO Bennington ant
Troy.
Smith Buck was in Springfield
Mass, and vicinity last week on bus
mess.
Mrs. Paul Rochester Of Ney
York is In town stopping at F. N
Canfleld's.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
PIERCE TO FOLLOW CHIEF.
ynl Resign as First Assistant Sic
retary of the Interior.

VIII heSiHn as fTSt hssistinu StS
retary of the Interior.
Washington, March 9.-First AS
,istant Secretary of tho Interior
frank Pierce announced to-day tha'
is a matter OF courtesy to Walter
j.. Fisher, successor to Secretary
5rIirger, he will resign when the
.lew appointee takes charge nex'
Mohdav Whether shall remain
IN my present position" said Mr.
Pierce, is matter for the nev
iecretary to decide. "
Mr.. Fisher arrived in Washingto
yarly to-day and conferreedl wit
he President and Secretary Ballir
.cr He did not call at the office
the intel Tor department.
Secretary Palllnger spent most c
he day In discussing public Ian,
latters with senator's and represeI
arlves.
hltiouSH IL 10 'SPc4NN 'h"S 'S'
ms already been collected the grea
r part Of the evidence which wi
sod ty Mr.. Ballinger In brlnglr
.hts against his "arch-conspir,
ors." 1t could not be learned whe
q would beg'h action or who woul
70 the first target for legal az
ion
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
WHO PATRoNiZIs SAVINGS
BANKS.

Ii is az interesting fact that con
seryaige. shTeWd, ieyel-headsd bust
meas men are coming more and more
year by year. to avail themselves oi
Savings Banks as repositories Of
their surplus funds.
-Four per cent. interest. compound
ed semi-annually aud free from al
TAXATION, Ia fast making sayings
Banks the custodian Of the moneys
Of nearly all save the reckless, get
rieh-auick class who, three times opt
OF four. find themselves with the
principal gone after a few reckless
ventures.
The Lamoille County Savings Bank
a. Trust Company offers to deposl-
tors the highest measure Of Savings
Bank safety indicated by the fact.
FOR fact It IL, that II has been so
conservative and painstaklng in the
matter OF investments that in the
entire twenty-five years since It's
organization, II has never lost dol
lar by poor note.
II invites inspection and inyestiga-
Ion from all prospecetiyo deposltorf
and II assures the deposlting public
that according TO tho best obtain
able knowledge, II does not to-day,
among It's entire two million and
more dollars OF assets, have SIN
gle dollar invested In securities that
are not good.
Safety, rather than high rates Of
interest. has been the first consider
alton In the manage ment OF this
bank in the past and viii continue
to be In the future.
Under the new law. the bank can
receive any sum which the deposi
tor wishes to place in its keeping
and pay all taxes thereon, and II
would be pleased to receive your de
posit.
For any desired particulars, ad-
dress the Treasurer, F. NJ Culver,
or the President, Carroll 8. Page.
Hyde Park, Vermont. AZ
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SENATOR rlar srfKs IGHr.
jaAiur sCaAtss Mould Like O. liraT
irt4n All Interested tn thr. Cana
dLan Easiproeftt nIll.

That United States Senator c. =
Page OF Vermont desires to ret tie
opinion a. vcrmonters regarding the
question Of reciprocity trade relation
with Canada before casting hls vote
At the special session Of Congress is
7 indicated By a letter which Was re
celycd from him today In Il he
asks for expressions oi opinion from
his constituents lils letter is as
follows
Hyde Park. Vt. March IA, 1871.
Editor Journal. probably
do not need assure you that ]
should like to support President
Taft In his efforts 10 establish re-
eiprocity between the United States
aud Canada. II IN 80 doirr should
be faithfully conserving the best in
teresis 10 Vermont
From the best information | am
able 10 OBTAIN, the newly elected
senators are nearly all in favor OF
reciprocity, and think the probab-
iiities are that majority of thC
Senate which conyones on the 4th oi
next month viii favor reciprocity.
The press 70 Vermont seem, yer,
largely, to be supporters OF this
measure, and were ! to be guided
by the opinions expressed by the
newspapers OF Vermont should OF
course heartily second the presi-
dents efforts upon this important
measure.
"on the other hand, II | am te
be governed by the wishes OF my
Vermont constituents. as expressed
In their numerous letters to me,
could not do otherwise than vote
against reciprocity
you know, I am sure, that | am
exceedingly anxious TO pursue that
course which will most nearly reflect
he wishes, and best promote the
welfare, OF the people OF Vermont,
and whatever my final action may
be touching this matter, / am sure
that action will be predicated upon
a desire, as solicitous as the most
,oyal son OF Vermont could wish, TO
faithfully serve the state which has
commissioned me, with others, tC
act for II in matters coming before
The national Congress.
Il would esteem 1t an especial ia
yor II you would promptly brine
ibis matter to the attention OF you
readers and. II you deem 1t wise Il
10 so, ask them to send you foi
publication lor otherwise. as you ma.
ieem best) their views on Canadian
reciprocity, to the end that when
return TO Washington | may be in.
'ormcd 40 fully az possible as to the
views OF my state ON this subject.
Personally, ! shall be pleased tt
'eceive communications from an,
who feel sufficiently interested Ii.
to prompt them to writ,
ne, and such communications, un
ess otherwise requested, will be laid
,efore my colleagues In Washing
on, either before or at the time
II my return, April 4.
'In writing you this letter, an
peaking for myself only. and no,
or my colleagues. although ! pre-
ume they feel as ! do about the
natter
Very cordially yours,
Carroll s. Page
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
FORM A LOCAL RACING CIRCUIT

AAtlVNstuthlNts ITIW thtous oo'iS
tics In Troy, n. ", Cambridge
n. Y, Mlddlcbuy, South Wallins
ford, Manchester and Rutland Il
Conference Ia Rutland Friday.
At meeting of representatives o.
various fair associations held In tbs
par lors OF the Berwick house Frida.
afternoon. The Green Mountain Gil
cult was formed Its object is to Al
.'ange the dates of fairs included Il
the circuit so that they will not COL
dict j. S. Parker OF Salem, ~ Y.
was elected president OF the circuit
and w. X. Farnsworth. secretary
Frank NJ Wilson. who first was mol
mated for president. declined to &C
cept the office.
The meeting convened at O'Clock
when those present took dinner Il
.ne hotel dining room. The repre-
sentatives present wIe W. X. Farms
worth, F. NJ. Wilson OF this city re
presenting the Rutland County Agri
cultural society; John +. Weeks o.
Midddlebury. F. C. Dyer OF Sal!sbur.
ad W. II. Noonan OF Vergennes, re
presenting the Addison County Agri
ca ural society, G.. II. Stafford ant
". X. Merriam OF South Wallingfor,
representing the Union Driving patl
OF South Wallingford; George N.
Wall OF East Dorset. representing IL
Battenkill Industrial society Of Man.
chcfteIl Assemblyman J. s. parkei
OF Salem. n ". and Eliot b. Morton
u Cambridge. n. Y. representing
.he Cambridge Fair association. F.
u. slmms and W s. shyne OF Troy
n Y. representing the Rensselaer,
Driving park. Fair Haven was un-
able TO be represented.
Following are the dates al which
The different fairs in the circuit will
be held Troy. y. Y. August 1918.
Va AZ ~ lAftf ~ - august &&~-8f
Mlddlebury. August 2s-Septcmber / !,
Rutland. September AS: Fair Hayei
September 1915: Manchester. Sep
,emb.r 1922: south wallingford
September 2s-2s. In the horse
races at Troy. N. ". Cambridge. n
y, Middlebury, Rutland and Fab
Haven the early closing events will
include a frce-for-all with 81 1000
purse and a ala pace. z20 trot,
and ?zs pace With pune OF $500
each The closing date for enirie4
in these events viii be May Is
Nominations wiil be made on than
date with the first payment Of pei
cent. The neat payment cf 2 per cen
vii be June Is. and tie final one q
per cent siIi be July is The usua
per eeat deduction from money wi
serz Will be made. In addition 10 ths
early closing eyents liberal nuinbe
Of class races with purses OF s5e6
each ral be cpeaec later. Msnebes-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
LISTERS MEETING.
VIII BE Fsld In -Four West Side
Counties Next Week,

VIII BE Scld In -Four West Sid,
Counties Next Week.
j. Il. Cushman, State Commission
sr of taxes, yesterday notified Ia,
listers throughout the State Of meet
ngs to be held for the purpose o.
nstructing them concerning thei.
iuties. The Legislature at the las
ession passed an act making The
state Commissioner a general com
missioner OF taxes, under whom al
llsters will henceforth perform theii
iuties and who will impart any In
,ormatlon concerning legal questions
hat may be brought to him by the
listers. The act provides that tht
commissioner shall In the month OF
March call meetings OF the listers
or the purpose OF instruction, touch
.ng the requisites Of legal tax In
ventory and valid grand list; also
ouching the law governing their of
'icial duties and the appraisal and
listing of the various classes of tax.
lb,e property.
The sessions to be held are divif
ID into "a hour periods In each
own. The schedule made up by Mr.
cushman and sent to the is.e.s
IS follows: chittenden county. a,
Burlington. Monday, March II p
.ernoon and evening, and Tuesday
morning; Addison county, Mldu.,-
Jury, town hall, March IA, afternoon
,vening and Wednesday morning
Rutland county. Rutland. March Is,
Baxter hall, afternoon, evening ant
Thursday morning; Bennington cour
y, Bennington, March 16. afternoon
,vening and Friday morning.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16

-Benedict & Curtis are makinl
extensive additions to the residenc,
Of Mr.. Nichols.
Mrs. Merritt Phelps OF Soutl
Dorset visited last week at he
fathers. Chas. Toombs
Mrs. Alice Green has returned
from Cuba and is staying with he.
sister, Mrs. Ellen Higgins.
Mrs. A. r. Bump left Wednes
day for a visit to her son, Marlil
Seymour and wife. Of Poultney,
Miss Margaret Reid OF Nortl
Adams. Mass. is visiting her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reid.
Mrs. E.. C. Woodwork spen,
Thursday and Friday with her aunt
Mrs. II. T. Eaton, in West Arling
ton.
Bernie Twitchell of So. Shafts
Jury Is assisting at the local sta
Ion during the Illness OF Reubel
'hillips.
p. II. Thompson attended {
Meeting of the Knights OF Colum'
Jus in Albany Monday evening o.
asst week,
Martin Walsh OF Comstock, N
T., visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Vm. Walsh. last week Sunday ant
ionday.
-Enos Lathrop OF Bennington
ipent Sunday at his home here ant
t his grandmother Mrs. Sari
1athrop Of Manchester.
Mrs. Moore was In town Satur
lay and accompanied her HUSBAND
Sho Is carpenter on the station
% their home in Rutland.
Miss Hazel Kenyon of RUTLAND
vas in town Saturday accompanying
ler father home to Rutland. Nj
Kenyon Is the contractor on the new
station.
Edgar Newell had a severe acci-
lent Thursday when the middle fin
ger on his left hand was severed
lose to the hand, his hand beint
scratched badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Vaughn at
ended the funeral OF Peter Mattl
ION at Green Mountain Valley Wed
nesday. Mrs. Vaughn Is a niect
II the late Mr.. Mattison.
Mrs. Alfred Taylor left Sunda,
svening for Troy where she will
meet her husband, Rev. Alfred Tay
or. From Troy they will go Il
jlens Falls. N. Y. where they wiz
Slsit for while Mr.. Taylor has
)een rector In st. James churcL
here for a little over five years.
RUPERT.
-. J. Carswell has moved to
AIRS. c. NJ. Guild, who has beer
ieriously III, is slowly improving.
Miss Carl Perrin is spending
! few days with her sister at Cam.
len.
Mr. and Mrs. II. n. Perrin spent
junday with their daughter. Mrs
lobersou. at Camden.
Mira. Bessie Sykes, who has
,een IN Manchester for several days.
eturned home Monday night
Mrs NJ r. Roberts and daugh-
er Jane, Mrs. Enos Sheldon and
'ilss Minnie Sheldon were in Gran.
lille Tuesday.
"A new individual communion
e. has been preaentcd TO the Con- !
egational church and was used /
,unday for thesfirst time.
AT the town meeting Tuesday |
nc following Officers were elected |
ioderator. A. +. Burton; town clerk |
nd tisfsEfes. r. A. Sheldon; school !
Smith Sheldon aud Fioydd 1
,mith; lister for three years. NJ
'arrar; selectman for three years
ieosge B Sheldon; road commission
r. Sheldon Morey; auditors. =. W.
'cfkins. ". c. Mason aad c. NJ
grand Juror. @. d. Sheldon.
lfst constable, II. 8 Lincoln.
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excursion to Washington, D. c.

excursion Co Washington, j. G.
The Rutland II, r., will run its
nnual excursion to Washington, ID.
J., Saturday. March 25th. Tickets
viii bo good going only on special
rain on that date leaving Manehes-
er 926 n. m, good returning to
cave Washington until Wednesday
norning. April 7th. Fare for the
ound trip from Manchester will bo
,i11.90 For FUN particulars se
smap tlyers. 4b-sw
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Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic
,owder II relives hot. tired, ach-
ng, swollen. sweating feet, and
aakes walking easy. Takes the sting
lut of corns and bunions. Over 30,-
100 testimonials. Sold everywhere,
.5c. ont accept any substitute. Sam
lie FREE. Address Allen s, Ohm.
ted, Leroy, N, Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
This VIII Interest Mothers

Mother Gray's Sweet Powder
'or Children relieve Feyerishnesi
Icadache, Bad Stomach. Teethini
disorders, move and regulates til
,jowels and destroy worms. The.
reak up Colds In "a hours. Use,
~ mothers for 20 years. All drug
sists, 25c. Sample FREE. Address
!. s. 0lmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
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study OF agriculture. The movement
viii be for the betterment of the
state, and Is one OF the most favor
lb!e signs Of the times. Barre
Times.
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ter and South Wsllinriofd are nol
IN position 10 offer saeh large
purses
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SUGARoTA CALF MEAL.

Have you evcf tgied t. i not, DO
81 and sou vii always ineisi upon set
ting il,
Sugarota Dairy Feed.
This Feed contains lS& Pwiein
md a fod "a The best advantage when
mixed with i Cotton Seed Meal.
wealso handle The following brands
4 Flourg--
Crrctnia, p,lsbury's Rest, Wash.
utn's Supreme, Snow Flake and
Electric Light, Fancy Pastry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-16
GO TO-
GO TO
ShaW's Furniture
Store
For your Floor wants this
Spring.

have large variety of floor coverings
including a new, fresh line of China, Jap
anese, Fiber and Crex grass mattings from
16c. to 49c. per yard.
Art Squares in Tapestry and Shirvans. sizes 6x9,
7Nx10n, 9x9 and 9xl2 IT, also fine assortment of small
rugs in Crex grass Shryans and Wons.
I.noleums oil cloths, and the covering called
"Congoeum' for hard wear.
nice variety OF borders for squares. Stair car.
peng cottage carpeting prices from lSc. 45c
yard
have the largest assortment OF samples in Tapestry
Verona Plush, Denims and imported Cretons shown
i'm this section More than 100 varieties TO select from
Don't fail TO come and see them
A lot of couch covers and porterre curtains just
in Headquarters for Furniture. Sewing Machines Go
Carts Pillows, Mattresses, etc.
III. N. Shaw,
Manchester Center, Vermont.
Tel. o.2l.
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Come And See What Nice Aud Beautiful Goods
You Can Buy For Little Money.