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Statesmen WANTED.

q NfESMKN FOR GBNERAL MENCAN-
- tile trade in Wilmington 20 sel now
uroposition Of merit Attractive commission,
toniract for 1914 S35 weekly Tor eX-
ijenses. Miles B. Bislcr Co.. wholesale
5ar, lcrs. 1880 Carin Building Cleveland,
ohio. aeelH-li-
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Rental List

DWELLINGS.
91l Elm ST., B........ $500
512 Walnut St.. rooms. .... $500
sou Buttonwood ST. r store, $4,000
APARTMENTS.
9o7 West st.. ed floor. z r, & p $4,000
9o7 West St. Sd noor, r. B & p $4,000
Alhambu No , 8 r. b & p P... $500
1902 Van Buren St.. & (fnr-
nished) .... .......So5.O 90
902 Market St. see agents).
9O4 Market ST., tseo agents.
STORES
e04 Market St. tseo agents).
sos Shipiey St......,.... 500
1900 Lancaster ave $40 90
OFFICES.
sos Shiploy St. $500
East Ninth ST., I'd door
n. +. Cor. Ninth aud Market sts., I'd hoor
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
n. E. COR NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Open Tuesday and Saturday Evenings
60 o'clock.
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS

Il OR RENT-FURNIsHED APARTMENT.
L No. $40 West street three rooms and
bath. Possession any time. Apply W r.
Powell. No. $50 Market St. dec1i-t.ts.tf.
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FOR RENT

500 W. Twentieth st.. bungalow
1908 W. Ninth st.. 9 r & B....,..... 1872
1911 West Eighth St.. II r & y. ....... $50
22oe Washington st.. 9 n B.-.-...- $50
25lo Monroe St.. 2 r .B..s.-.... - $50
400 W 25ih ST., r b Bs23
2410 Madison st., & B. new. S25
9iS Monroe st.. g r s23
403 Mccabe Ave. ,. & 3. new. 49,. $50
6l7 jackson ST., Il & B..S27
1910 CLAYTON St. Z 6 B. ....-...... see
2fst W. Nineteenth ST., Il & b, new. So
iii Grant Ave, 5 X & B.........SIS
1901 Sycamore ST.. & B.........St4
Second q Washington Sts. & B.. $50
GlF Jefferson ST.. r & B.--....-.S2 S2t
721 DUPONT St.. r & B...........-S1
loi3 Elm ST., Il a B.-........,..sf5
1882 Pine ST.. X & p. new. .-..-..S1
1904 Wright ST.. rooms ......Sf $40
2300 Carter St.. o r 6 B.......$2 $40
231 n. jackson St. q B....Sl6
20l7 W. Seventh St., rooms. S11
Gle p Eleventh ST.. Z B.S15
406 W. Twenty-nnth ST.. B.S16
800 Seventh Ave, ms.........S q
200 Brown ST. rooms $40
20 y. Twenty-fourth ST.. r B.. s23
20 Z. Twenty second St.. rooms. $40
1914 Wawasett Ave, roor s.........S z
2913 Monroe st.. r & B.....S12
1104 r. Fifteenth st., rooms tcoiored) 3
23l1-23i3 Carter 81, R & B. new. $50
e15 Bennett ST.. rooms. s......-.SI8
523 f. Fifth St., SIS
500 Lombard ST.. r & B.....s15
1914 Claymont ST . rooms. ..........s10
Store, b & Heald SITS, & B..s1s
Store. 1919 W. Second s., rooms SIS
Store. 700 TStrall St...........S Q
Store, Lancaster Ave. Clayton ST.. IL
r &B ..............
800 shipiey St., 4 floors; electric power
and heat.
Desirable apartments at reasonable rent
buckingham. Ahsmbia. Goa ". 2oth. Terrace,
Gables, Agnes, Lynne. Third and King, Ser.
geant 7ol Tatnan, 41o Market, Ninth and
Monroe and others.
Stores. Offices and business places: 21s
W. Tenth ST.. 4o1 Delaware Ave. e34
Market Corner Seventh AND Tatnai. 21l W
Seventh 400 King, 622 King, 500 Tatnan,
500 Delaware Ave
Garages-50O ". Tenth ST.. sol ".
Ninth st., Fourth and franklin SITS.
Richardson Park. rooms, city conveniences
Cedars, rooms large lot.
Rossel. rooms, city conveniences.
Road, Prices Corner TO Marshallton, 6
rooms.
Prices Corner rooms
Elsmere. rooms. city conveniences
9-acre farm. Roselle. n. c. Road
IS acre farm near Cooches Bridge
Tareyville, rooms. ] - acre.
scres. 9 rocrns and barn Christiana.
Call At ohice FOR particulars and additional
list.
o. G. GOODEN,
NO. 2 ". NINTH STREET.
Real Estate Mortgages and Insuranes.
BOTH PHONES.
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II OR RENr--APARTRfENT. NO. s47
Z Orange street. rooms and bath, s13.
Apply W. T.. Powell No. S39 Market
street nov25-t.ts-tf.
II OR RENT-APARTMENT THREE
II rooms and BATH back porch and use Of
phone. Apply No. 723 Madison street.
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NO. sse MADISON ST.
D. A. Phone 51o5n. Wilmington. Del
EstiC1tes Furnished. Lowest Prices.
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pBRs0NAL
MANIcJRISr.
NOTICES

Al ADAM LEO - NOMANl GYpsY
Ni pulmist viii be 40 Shellpoi Park al
winter, Con be- seen ai any fimo. Tells
have gone and win 20 through lifo, for .5d-
sheilpot Park Wilmington psavarp.
dcc5tf.
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sPEcIALTIEs.

look them over.
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AGENTS WANTED.


a GENI'S-o5O PER CENT PROFIT.
n Wonderful little article. Sells like
~ildfre Can be carried In pocket. Write
n once for free sample. H. Mathews,
1919 Finch Ave. Dayton. Ohio. decl3-lt.
a 0ENTs--SELL GUARANTEED HOS
"A iery. Underwear and Sweaters fof largest
in America. Easy work. Big
pay Complete outht free. Write Madison
MILLS. Dept. r, $50 Broadway, New York
city, noy1-sats tin mari
A GENTs-NEW AIR-DURNING COAL
"a oii Lamp 500 caudle-power light
Drirhtest safest cheapest light In the
world Splendid profits on every sale.
afrite quick FOR territory and To-day free
trial offer. Thomas Lamp Co.. Til9 Hopper
ST., Dayton, Ohio. decl3.lt.
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II, WOr COMMUNICATING, UNFUR.
4 nishcd rooms No. 1929 Tatnall 81.
nov15-lm.
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u 9EkG Eif PAYe MORE THAN OIhElS
n dealers for your once furniture and
househoid goods. You're losing mouey N
you don't sell Co him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Ber.
Ser. Third and shipley streets. d. e. A.
y ma. si1aA. mi5.tf.
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IL OR RENT-ROOMs on SECOND
Il door apartment. 70. 1910 Washing-
ton street. nogls.in.
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Men and Women Wanted

t'rhc Security Cloak aud srit Co.. Yires
square Now rnrt dcrires several solicitors
in this city 10 nc, As its direct representa-
ttfss.
, ists -sre fdHne an absolutely now and OK.
ceptionnl offer IN women suits, coats and
dresses. This is d splendid opportunity for
permanent connection with thc largest
eonceru loi ne Kind in the world. Salaries
anf conniisaons paid.
Previous experience unnecessary. bat
state clearly former employment
SECURITY CLOAK & SUIT CO.,
docI3-lt. Times Square, New York
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VET EsER BROS. UPRIGHT PIANO;
w good condition. $50 cash. Address
p. o. Box Isl. city. dec2-lm.
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MASQUERADE SUITS

M AsoUERADE sDlTs-MRs. SUSAN
IVA A. Standerwick, No. oa0 Nandcvsr
nvenue. successor 10 Mrs. Jonn j. Quill. Of
526 y. Fourth St. uovl7-1m.
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FOR SALE

1IOR sALE-ALL OUR 35c & 4Oc PURE
II California Wines at SOC per quart. Cant
De beat. Max Keil 300 IL. Fourth st. n12-tf-
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~ OR sALE-HARDdAN PLAYER PIANO
Il IS note; almost new Address p o.
Boy 4a1. city dec2-lm
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Rooms FOR RENT

NJ ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. NO. 7ol
~ West street. nos2s I'm.
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w ANTED-AT ONCE. A WOMAN FOR
w cooking and Housekeeping Best
unees paid Tor competent housckceper.
Apply 30. $40 W. Third 81. deci2.2t.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

ms PIERCE AND CANN. DENTISTS.
IL have removed frou No. Al9 Market
street 10 No. S11 Market street second
aoor. dec2-lm.
TAR. r. J. BRADLEY. JR.. DENTIST,
~ has removed his ofice from 700 Frank
In 20 0to Market street. ID. A. Phone
4116. oetl5-amo-
NEMOVAL-W. S. MATCHETT. PUBLIC
Sfenoxrapher. hus removed from the
Law Building 10 Room To Ford Building.
Letters, Preparation OF Menus, Copying
Specifications. Etc nov2b-lm-
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Il OR sALE-oPTION TrN SHARES
F Continental Iifc Insurance Co. Ad.
dress BoS $50 Milford Del dec13lt.
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WANTED

A~E or pl4l.ADELpHIA'S LARGEST
~ secondhand turnture dealers Will pay
9oo 70 per cent. Of what you paid for your
household goods and will take tlem al an
hours. Spot cash paid and no qrestions
asked. lien vans Methods and an com
munications strictly confdcutial Address
". H. y. Evening Journal once. novi ~
Evening journal., 1913-12-13
TYPEWRITERS

n YpEWR11ERS RENTED - THREE
i months, $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sod $500 monthly. Typew1tcrs
repaircA Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
write Exchange 10. ei5 Market street.
oue2a-tf
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FOR RENT


1918 W. Thirteenth St., IL Rl& b.
1908 Rodney ST., 10 Z & b.
i7O6 Broome St.. 10 u b.
905 W. Ninth ST., u & b.
1414 Harrison ST.. s r a b.
1907 Kirk Ave. r & b.
1910 Clayton ST. K a. b.
1929 W. Fourth St.. o r a. b.
123 searles ST.. r & B.
COS s. Franklin ST.. r 81 b.
512 W. Ninth St., 10 r q b.
800 W. Third St.. X & b.
Ola S. Van Buren St., 5 r IS B.
507 Pcr'ai St.. r.. a. b.
S0s-22 W. Sixth ST.. rooms and bath.
OFFICES.
826 Market St. second and third hoorA
III Tatnall ST., first floor.
STORE.
5O2 Walnut street
THE EQUITABLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST CO.
Real Estate Department.
Ninth and Shipley Streets
Evening journal., 1913-12-13

VIZ ANTED-TO BUY A LLEWELLYN
w dog puppy from weeks 10 one year
old. Address P o. Box 534, giving par
ticulars and price. declJ-3t
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HELP wANrED--MALE

TFFS Is no Is. BECOME GOVERN
M mcnt Railway Nail Clerks. Sample ex.
Summation questions free. lrankhn dnsal'
inte Dept so-H. Rocheater. \. y ocl2o-an,
Evening journal., 1913-12-13

- ovERNNENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
II to get Ny free booklet f-6oo tells
how Write todsy--SOW. Earl Hopkins,
Washington. D. q. dcc1-fm-
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Ia ANTFD - CflAMBERNAiD GOOD
q w reference required Mrs. J. &.
Nislds no. 1000 Woodland Ave. dec1 III.
ADiEs, DEPARTMENT or THE BELT
ll Drug Siorc. Seventh and hlng strrcts,
open dair. a. m. 20 p. o.. Mrs. J.. b.
OaNis IN Attendance. Telephone your wants
rr0mpt denveres. lS-tt
Evening journal., 1913-12-13

II OR RENT-FURNIsHrD OR UNFUR-
II nished rooms with or without board.
No. 6i7 a. Franklin 81. doc2-lm.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR REM

1911 shalieioss Ave. K & B.. $500
1929 +. Fourteenth ST., rooms $1,000
1912 W.. Sixteenth ST., K s. B.. S22.5O
l105 dupont ST.. r & B....-.... S22.o
2t0 Gray Ave, r 6 B..........Sl $1,000
a. IS. STANTON co.
u. & A. phone. 1888. No. sos Shipley St.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

1--c- 81, :, sScSsS rSoS,sS, -c---, 80
IT Orange street rooms and bath; all
irtest improvements. Apply No. 3 East
Thirteenth Sc. nov6-tf.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
NORWICH UNIVERSITY

On Saturday morning the athletic as
ISOLATION held a meeting in chapel and
elected T. II. i. Ryder, member oil
the junior class, on the advisory board
The editor-in chief of the War Whoor
has selected his associate editors and
the work of compiling the annual book
of the university has begun under the
following officers: Editor-in chief, G. f
Adams; assistant editor-in chief, j. ID
Murphy; grind editor, +. L. Whitaker
social editor, G. S. Bennett; military
editor, u. w. Craig; athletic editor, P. r
Marsh; art editor, H. r. Anderson; car.
toon editor, II. ii. Cross; business man
ager, e. p. Livermore; assistant bust
ness manager, F. H. L. Ryder; circula-
tion manager, d. Il. Holland. The War
Whoop is issued annually by the junior
class of the university and a good deal
of time is put into it and the results
are very pleasing to the many readers
Prof. Carl V. Woodbury. has been select
ed as the one who will have charge OF
the examinations at Norwich university
this fall for the Rhodes scholarship
for the candidates from the state of
Vermont These examinations viii be
held at Norwich university Nov. II and
l5.-Riding has commenced for the up
per classmen and has been in progress
for about two weeks and the different
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
WATERBURY

Mr.. and Mrs George Rowland have
returned from their wedding trip.
Principal r. w. Reimher spent Sun.
day in Montreal
Mrs. Luce of North Duxbury has re.
turned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs
Patrick Grace, in Richford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ennis and chill.
dren, Marie Mortimer and George Nor
timer of Barre, were guests at the home
of =. j.. Foss Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Boyee was successfully OPP
Grated upon at the Heaton hospital on
Saturday for appendicitis.
Harold S. Atkins is employed by the
Tenney company at the Bolton Falls
plant.
Tomorrow night the ladies' union
will hold harvest supper in the so
cial room of the Congregational church.
There was large gathering at the
home of Barney Abair Saturday even.
ing, dancing being the feature of the
evening.
Paul Cote, who fell from the Bolton
Falls dam, breaking four ribs, was talk
en- Saturday night to the Mary Fletcher
hospital.
The funeral of Mrs. Jerry Lyman was
held from her late home Saturday aft
ernoon. Rev. W. E. Douglass ofliciated
The bearers were Mrs Lyman's three
brothers, Cassius Ayers, Charles Ayers
and Walter Ayers, and Mr.. Lyman's
three brothers, Richard Lyman, Chaun-
eey Lyman and James Lyman. The
burial was in the village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07

the Bar association should resent being
drawn into the controversy by either
party at this stage OF the matter, In
the first place, any intimation by the
friends of Governor Fletcher that the
curt second letter from Secretary
Mimms printed elsewherel should be
taken as reprisal on the part OF the
association because of the executives
recent appointment Of supreme court
Judges is, it seems TO US, unwarranted,
because the association has taken no ac-
ton one way or the other relative to
recommendation of men for appointment
to the supreme court bench; whatever
action the lawyers of Vermont have TAX
en- has been through the medium of the
county bar associations, which have no
connection with the state association
only as the members of the one are the
members of the other, OF necessity. On
the other hand, it seems to us that Sec
rotary Mimms took unwarranted liber-
ties in presuming to write as repre-
sentative officer of the Vermont Bar as
ISOLATION when he, by thinly yelled Lam
guage, conveyed the impression that
Governor Fletcher's presence would not
be welcome at the annual banquet of the
association. And, too, it seems like an
entirely uncalled for fling at the chief
executive, who may or may not have
pleased all the people of the state
through his appointments to the SUI
preme court bench. The Vermont Bar
association is above such petty action
and it recognizes that the position OF
governor of Vermont calls for distin-
guished recognition at a public function
of the magnitude which the proposed
banquet promised to assume, by cordial
welcome to the executive as guest of
honor even though not by selection to
introduce the attorney general of the
United States. That latter prerogative,
it seems to lis, should fall to some off
Ger and member of the association,
whose guest Mr.. MeReynolds is to be-
That being the case, the present dis
cussion cannot we'll be raised into any
thing but a personal issue.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
TARGETS FOR CARELESS HUNTERS

TARGETS FOR CARELESS HUNTERS,
As respects accidents to human be-
ings, the Vermont hunting season has
made a very inauspicious start with
the shooting of Bristol man, who was
mistaken for some kind of game by a
fellow.hunter. 1t is likely that the
blame rests in this case, as in most OF
the Others of similar nature, on the per-
son who did the shooting because he
did not take the necessary precaution
arv measures in determining the object
at which he was aiming. At the same
time. it must be admitted in the pres
emit instance that the victim of the
shooting was somewhat at fault if the
conditions were as reported; namely,
that he wore fur cap while going on
hunting expedition. To do that is
deliberately to invite disaster. A fur
cap is an article of attire which should
be left at home, along with the skin
coat, when one is entering the woods
during the open hunting season, for
such apparel is rather sure to draw the
aim of some hunter as the wearer goes
skulxing through the woods, his cap
perhaps just appearing above the un-
derbrush and the shaking of the foliage
and the crashing of the limbs adding
to the illusion that it is some game
animal. Seeing those signs and hearing
those sounds, the careless hunter is apt
to shoot first and determine later what
he has shot at. And that is what lies
at the bottom of most of the hunting
accidents of the New England wgoods.
To avert such accidents as far as pos
sible all articles of wearing apparel,
which are likely to result in confusion
of the human species with game ami
mails in the minds of careless hunters,
ought not to be worn, the fur cap most
of all. In fact, it is almost sure death
in the time of the open deer season in
Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
@> M4pbn1 Store

M. Miles Coal Co., S3l429, coal, water
| account; National Meter Co., Sl,2lS, me-
tiers, water account; n. j. Roberts, print
ing, SLIGO, printing and stationery, wa
ter account; Perry Auto Co., So, auto
hire, water account; Anna Robertson,
services, S3S, salary and water account /;
water department, SS4.9l, cash paid out,
water account; j. Il. Hoban, services,
$6003, salary and public buildings ae
counts; II. G. Patterson, salary for sery-
ices, ST.; James Mackay, S10g.30, serv-
ices, miscellaneous account; NJ. B. Mich
OILS estate, S9626. over payment delin-
quent taxes, miscellaneous account; J..
H. Clancy, $2I.4o, music stands, public
building accounts b. w. Hooker & Co..
$l426, furniture, public building ac-
count; c. B. Gladding, S60.25, expenses
and membership to iremen's convention,
fire account.
F. A. Slayton, 1920, hay, fire ac-
count; j. W, Stewart, SIS, services; W.
+. Shepard, $4l.66, services; w. L. Shep-
ard, 800. poor expenses; j. H. Who'd
ruff, $500, services, health account; H.
brary commission, S332.s0, proceeds dog
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
BARRE DAILY TIMES
Statement of the Ownership,
Management, Circulation,

1
of The Barre Daily Times. published daily al
| Barre, Vermont, required by the act of Au-
| gust "a, 1912. :.
Note,-This statement is to be made in
duplicate both copies to be delivered by the
| publisher to the postmaster, VINO VIII SEND
General division of classification, Washing
ton. D. c., and retain the other in the files
of the postofhce. -,
Name of Fostorhce Auuisss
Editor, Dean II. Perry, Barre, W
Managing Editor Dean II. Perry. Barre, VI.
Business Manager. Frank e. Langley,
Publisher. Frank E. Langley, Barre, VT.
Owners: Of a corporation, give names
and addresses of stockholders holding ] per
cent or more of total amount OF stockl
Frank f. Langley, Barre, Vt.
Known bondholders, mortgages. and other
security holders, holding l per cent or more
Of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or
other securities: None -.
The average number of copies OF each issue
of this publication sold or distributed through
the mails or otherwise TO paid subscribers
finternreting paid subscribers" as meaning
only those whose subscriptions are received
at the Barre Office of The Timesl during the
six months preceding Oct. l, 1918, was l,soo
copies This however, represents only part
az the total Of the average number OF copies
~ each issue Of The Times, sold or distributed
through the malls or otherwise 10 purchasers
II should, therefore, be stated that the aver
AGE ulInnber of copies of The Times sold latter
deductjng returned, sample or complimentary
copies during the six months preceding oeI
/. 1918 was 1896 copies daily
FRANK r. LANGLEY,
Publisher and Owner.
S,orr n and subscribed before me this 9Th
Gay q o1'O JAMES MAcKAY,
Isaall Notary Public.
INV commission expires November 80, 1919
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
HYDRANT HAD
NOT BEEN SET
Continued from hrst page.)

counts; Standard Oil Co., S37sT2. oil
street sprinkling account; V. Z. Ayers
1870, lumber, surface sewers, water ac-
counts; Allen Lumber Co., S43l5, en-
gineering, water accounts; Capital City
Gas Co, SIS, gas, sidewalks account;
w. j. Loughheed & Co., $3.50, labor
sidewalks accounts; Milestone Granite
Co., S4s.35, curbing, sidewalks account
l.. p. Midget, $l0.22, labor, sidewalks
account; ]. B. Sanguinetti, sl1676, curb
ing, sidewalks account.
Howard Cole, Sl8T7. assisting engineer,
engineering account; G. A, Reed, Sll2.50,
services, engineering account; E. l..
Beard, treasurer, Orange, taxes, S42.03,
taxes, Orange; A. G. Fay, $l4.70, inspec-
tor, water account; f. A. Drown, SIS,
auto hire, water account; ii. c. Leon
ard, $3.50, teaming, water account; d.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07

tax, to be spent for books, dog licenses
and damages; Baptist society SS.ls,
Catholic SS.lS, Christian Scientist SslS,
Congregational SS,1S, Episcopal $s.ls,
Italian mission $S.lS, Methodist SS.lS,
Presby terrain $s.ls, Salvation Army So
Is, universalist SS.lS, share of minis
terial fund, society account fire patrol
payroll, 1922, water and fire accounts;
Cutler Bros, Sl39.45, team hire and
board, water account; Peck Bros. Co.,
sos, tile, state highway account; wa
ter department payroll, s6s.ss; fire de-
partment payroll, Sl.66; police depart
ment payroll, S90.s3; G. A. Bemis, jan
itor work, $l4; NJ. ID. keefe, S49.S0,
salary, salary and water accounts; Shep-
lee, Jones & Ball, $500, cemetery trust
fund account; David Dawson, $500,
salary; R. d. Carpenter. fireman, $3.50,
to apply on clothing allowance; II. {.
Young, S25, the same.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
FLETCHER AND MINIS.

1t is a pretty kettle of fish-this
breach between Governor Fletcher and
Secretary Aimms of the Vermont Bar
association over the latter's amended in.
vitation to the chief executive to at
tend the annual banquet of the Bar as
ISOLATION at Montpelier to.nighti and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07

movements have been refreshed in their
minds and on Monday the new men be-
gin riding. Capt. kimball returned Fri
day evening from New York, where he
has been for several days making ar
rangements for the transportation OF the
university's II new horses, which he ac-
companied back. The new horses are
fine looking and will add greatly to
the efficiency OF the cavalry, making
now 81 horses in the university stables.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostitution Long Endured
Before Remedy MAS Found.

Miss Minerva Reminger. Upper Bern,
Pa, writes: For several years had
nervous prostration, and was utterly
wretched. / lived on bread and beef
tea because my stomach would not re-
tain anything else. / took many rem
edes, but obtained no relief until
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, when ! began
to gain at once. Am now cured"
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong
nerves, and this is why Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. which purifies and enriches the
blood. cures so many nervous diseases.
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SarSatabS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07
F. H. Rogers & Co.
TALK OF THE TOWN

We make clothes TO order. Lamorey
Clothing Co
Come to our fall opening sale this
week. At Vaughan's.
We clean, press and repair clothes.
Lamorey Clothing Co.
For Rent-Office in Rowland building;
Rowland Bros. & Cave.
Ask to see those new flannel waists
for Sl.19 up, at Perrys.
To Rent Tenement on Summer street.
w. f. Richardson estate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-10-07

A great day for the
race-the human race.
Winners in suits and
overcoats for all occa-
sions. For sky pilots,
for sea urchins, for the
daily run, in the race
for business.
For $40, medium
weight suits in new
weaves that will meet
every call-good taste,
good quality, good style,
satisfaction.
Others from $40 to
$500.
Fall overcoats $500
to $500.
Mackinaws $4.00 to
$3.50.
Sweaters, S1.00 to
$3.50.
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing