davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

c. c. Fits and j. j. Vandeveer have
tried different dust.laying experiment
in front of their homes in Brattleboro.
They have applied a coating OF granu-
lated calcium chloride, one drum of $50
pounds covering stretch of street 10
feet wide and 1877 feet long, with coat
ing about as thick as one of sand upon
an icy sidewalk. So far the plan seems
successful, both in laying the dust and
in lack OF offensive odor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE-1Oo-acre farm miles from
the village of Chelsea, on good road good
buildings with never-failing water at house
and barn; nice orchard. Fields are smooth
and cut 40 tons of hay last year; near cream
cry and school. Easy terms. Inquire Of E. r.
Davis Barre, VT eff
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Auction Sale
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

As am breaking up housekeeping
| will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder on
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THE d. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGcY-
Bare. vi.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Two Scotch girls require situa-
tions stores, or homework. Apply 20 Keith
avenue. lVoto-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

WANTED ousekeeper on small farm by
widower no children; widow preferred;
objection to one child good home to the right
party. Address Box 10, Royalton. VT. 97tl6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

wANTED--A maehinist. Inquire of James
Ahern. sStf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

SITUATION WANTED for a midde-aged
lady: housekeeper or small family Smith
place. Maple avenue. l07tss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE-About one acre of grass ready
TO be cut now On Batchelder street. H. w.
Scott l03tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23
TO RENT.

TO RENT One or two rooms, unfurnished
partly furnished electric lights Inquire SO
Keith avenue lo7t9s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

WORK WANTED BY TRAINED NURSE by
Barre l01t5f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

HOTEL AT PLAINFIELD FOR SALE--15
rooms. all new furniture within a year house
is in good repair; price low and terms easy.
Apply at the d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
93tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

THREE LOTS FOR SALE-on Prospect
street two fenced in a number of fruit trees
Inquire Of James Rogers, A. Tomasi place. off
Merchant street, Barre. 95t24s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

GRIST MILL in good town with excellent
water power; main building is 6ox30; IA
stories high store houses. Nne-room house
and barn, all in good shape. Doing large
business with a good net profit Price,
So. 10000. s4u
Let US show you.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

WANTED-To buy good secondhand air
compressor. about l0xl0 Address, giving par
ticuiars and lowest price, to Box ~, Winston
Salem, N. c. l05t6'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23
HANDY WAGON

This wagon has one seat on an extra long
body You can use it for a creamery wagon
or market wagon II is lighter and has
shorter body than a regular express wagon.
$4,000
Cotton, Montpelier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-All my saw-mill machinery, in
AL condition; all ready TO set up and go to
work with. Will sell cheap if taken at once.
Robert Wark, Adamant, VT. l07t6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A 1911 S. II. S. class pin; initials,
"H. J. G." Finder please return to The
Times office l09t2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE-Six-room cottage just off
Washington street furnace. electric lights,
laundry. pantry. bath. etc: large ut and
garden. Price low as owner wishes TO leave
the city. Call at 20 Nelson street, Barre.
96tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE-Cottage and lot of land located
at the head of Lake Groton lot consists of
100 #. front. running back 20 rds. from pond, |
and cottage thereon. Price. $4,000 two hum
bred dollars II taken at once. w. E. Car
penter, Groton, Vermont l05tI2 /
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE--A 1000-ib. auto delivery truck
in first-class shape; just been thoroughly
oyerhauled; dandy for light delivery work.
Will sell right or exchange for touring car.
Reasons for selling, have just bought two
ton truck. For full particulars, address p o.
Box 407. Burlington, VT I0TH
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0Uu Der Sdbfeite.

Bsi ben Gdeleutsn Sreb. 6. 8erner
bon Bittston sluenue bat ith Elm
T66terIstn siussitsut.
Sn Ietner Bobnuus an Gloer StraBe
1T am Samitag glbenO mad eiujGbrigsr
Sranfbeit Omen Doosuoorf I'M gllter
uou sc Sabrsn ssitorbsH. ben Der SOhn
artbur nuo Die Eo4ter Srau y. yteuls
iiberlsben. Ole 8eilssans erfolgte 9e'
Itsrn i'm SOreit Siu S5rtsbbof.
Sruu gnton Btntermantsl pOn@rown
auenue 1T am Domusritas na9 laHse'
rem Rranienlaser burd ben Cob abbe'
rufen moroeH. Sie wiro BON oem Sat
ten uno brei 9inoern iiberlebt. Die
Gerltorbsns, mel9e i'm 46. 8ebeusiabre
Itan6, murOt am Wfontas i'm beutlAen
intb. Sriebbof bel 9io. 5 beeroigt, nah
sinsm Erausrbienit in Der ct. Wfarien
3ir9e.
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Gs N msbr adtarrb In bitler @sefnb btf
eeuets, ale ron alien anprtn aranfbtiteu ju.
lammsn, une bic In ben Itsitn 9abrtn gait q
ale unbtlbar. Vitls SABRE lang srfl6rttn Dot
iDun ibn fur tine Iofalf sranftti unb i&Iisbtr
lOfalt Ssilmiiit ppr. uHb ea iit ibn nit 6rSili'
DER Stbaupluns btitGneis uttt furtritu, srfIdr'
ten fit ibn fur nnbtilbar. Dit gpiGsuitaft ba
bspieIsn, eab Ratarrb. zine northumberland
belt II uub efsbalb fpnifimhpns1r 9sbanblunt
nfurbtrt. Saa's satarrb. Stur, fabrisirt bon 8
8. Gbeuty & Co., EUIfbc, Sbip, iif BIZ
tinaias fcnfituicntlt anr TIT Narftr. Si
pirb innfrlih In Dplfn Obe gabtH Bon isbr
Gropfsn bis ~ tintm 5pnlUha ppa ssuommsn
Si pirft birtfi auf has 9lut unb bic I&lsimiel
SbuH6ts ets SYfsms. Str bitten tinbunbr
Duaars fir itbtn 6an, ben iit ~ turirtn psr'
fsblt. enbt Gu6 Girfulart unb 3susHtlis fpm'
men. atrtiiirt.
8. ). &beHtp & Co., SoItbc, o.
grfauft BON alien Apptbtftru. 75e.
Tsbmrt pal's gamiIifu-piQfu fur gufpPfuus
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@a6te sabIais gsriade. so fam

Ma9te sablIaie 8rrin9e. so Fam
ui6t idsen@. idrsibt Sral 6. 9. Pro'
polt. 16 Canal Straee, Solbofe, Waii.,
ripie uiele ueriAieoene Wteoijineu ih err
fol9loS In nieiner 3rauibeit periu9te.
Seit 3ebn Sabrsn mar i9 nit einenl
2eberleioen sepla9t. Sd, muBte off
Gage lang oas Bstt bitten. Der alpen'
trdnter bat mid pieoer auf meine 5iBs
ssbradt, 70 baB i9 iest tm Stanbe bin,
meine tdsli9e srbeit 5u uerrthten. Sd
bin Sbnen isbr banfbar.'
Seine Gpotbefer'Wtebi,in. ytur Elm
einfabeS Rrduter Seilmittel, peldes
felt iiber bunbert Sabren i'm @ebraud
LIT, bod nienals In aussebebnter BeiIs
ange3eiet tpuroe. @r miro benz Publi'
FUN brett sslisfert. Wtun ibreibe fir
cine 9tummer oeS 3ranfenboten, bic
fret perianot pirb. Or. Petsr Sabrnep
& Cons Co., 1875 90. Sogne Npe.
nue., Chicago, Sn.
Sorni's Nlpeufrduter 8luibeleber III
3u bubsn bel 9enrb SBultsr, 1O11 @sbai
Nuenue.
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NttNtti

20. 16. = sttf BIZ ftlgsnoe beibrtebens Got.
Strede ooer 4nr5elle bon euuo, 9ele9enr leg.
emo mo ieieno III grdbnlo Borough Qadd.
wanua County IRO Stnat RenniDlpania, 1T Got
30. in 0uaorat ODER 8Iod No mo 'front.'.
rsn6 an @iasritrabs, ii 90 6ub brett in 8ront,
oieielbe 8reite binten un0 bat cine Sieis nSn
200 6ub. Osmdb ,iuem 8lau pSer Sarts be,
titeIt: ALLOTMENT bon Der MiIler 8arm. "
Sobeu uuo 0lineruIieu reierbirt all.s uet.
befert nit einem jpsiitodisen boIBsrntn @cbn.
baus, frlibsr Elm SotsI unO onbsren Gnbeuae,
eeb6uoen oaraui.
@lit lBtibIde tsit9t unO in Gret.niSa asnum
men auf Die SIuss BON Senrp &sptIs 0ta,r
anoren Ghomanee ooer Anotep Souanes, fer.
nsr bnffabirt anortu Gnbanits. Shulo $3.50
Sutere1sn pom g. Sttober 1910, anuaItaebib
rem uno Rotten. SuosmeR 30 lle, RoUembel
sermiu 1910. 6i "a. sum Ottobsr Ssrmir
1918.
8arreu.SuaPp& 8 @aIlsp', gupdlts
s8erner:
Ro. II = Nl ole SbsriIdhe ooer 8sdtl
Don Booen pOn ieHer serpihrn Got uOn eano
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Gin 0serfauf bon
Stotions nmO &leiOers
,llad)ell @Orrdtben

Cine srOsurtiss answabl pom slst'
Ssrmadbsn giotbpsnbisfeiten, NIT iebr
Sps,isllsu Bsrtaufspreiien, bic isbr tptu'
iommsn uebsissu wsrosn bon ipariamsu
0ausfrausn, auiaufsrn nnO 9idbsrtti'
men In bisisr @esenb.
Cine rgrmss4 BON Aualitat Notions
-,eritsr Bsiitanb1 Su elmer tbdttssn
Ssrbltnabsrsi Sampasue-itsbsn berstt,
sybusn 5ionomii6 unb bsitsns 3n oisnsn
i'm aufuuf sines ssuiissnoeu SOrratbss
BON .ilsinsn 0otbpeuoisfsitsn,A bic 10
Sd5nell auflaufen, weun 30 alltasltbsn
grsilsn ausstauit. aommst frhbBstttS
fur oieie:
Drsi Sputen pOu StOpf SaumwOlls
fhr 5 Gents.
2psi 5 Gents Siisslpabs fiir 5 Sts'
Gin is Gents Paar 9lsiber Sbtelos
fhr z @euts.
Saten unb Ssieu, bic 3arte, 1 Gent,
Drei 3arten BON Si9erbsitsuaoelr
fiir @ents.
Sin is Gents Puar bon 5rausn BaS
Strumpfbaltsr fiir 9 Gents.
Sin Is Gents Paar BON 9tnoer Par
Strnmpfbaltsr fur 8 Gents.
Gin 15 @snte Paar BON S4eereH ftl'
8 Gents.
Gin 5 @suts GOdbdnser fur 8 Gents
3pei 3 Gents Spuleu BON #Sin9's'
Baumpolle fir Gents.
2pei 5 Gents Eape Sermsiisr fur
Gents.
3wsi 5 Gents Spnlen bon Stop
Baumpols fiir 5 @ruts.
Drei 800 Glen 9pulen BON Stop
Buumwolle fir 10 Gents.
3wei Gents Striimpfitopisr fur
Gents.
Sed,s StIide BON Susslwa6s fur
Cents.
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go, 20. "a iens ssipiiis GOT bon aanO. &c.
ls9en in SnpIor Borough, eatapeuha Sonntp
uno Staat @enuipIUania, III Got 20. s in Slod
no. l6 pcu Dem 6eIs ScHpIrG bon eots, &C.
nannt ,6eIbpile", in bsiustem Borough 8e.
laaie Got frontireuo an 4 Stra5s, 1T 80 6ub
brett uuo bat cine siefs BON l50 6ub. Soben
uuo @insraIien rsierDirt. Die btiaste Got 1T
peGbeiIert nit eSusm 5psiit0disen boljerneu
@obnbaus mo aubeugsbluoeu oarauf,
Wlit 8eibde bslset un0 in Gyetutiou 9enonl'
men aui Die alnge Don ShwGrs uno @eiser
aeaen annd 9oulisfo Sdulb $ll5. 9ntersiien
bom II. DECEMBER 1907. anrpaItBsbnbren unO
9Oiten 5uogmsnt no. 477. Snnuur 8ermin
1918 81 6a. sum Ottobsr S.rmin 1913.
4epp, aniualt
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Gpbe 3arf Seotiaen.

Sobn 9sbsr itrensts am Samftas
sesen feline @attiu 0elsna cine @bs.
i6eibuns an, neil iie ibu graulam unb
barbarii9 bebanoelt babeu fol-.
Sraulein anna Bierwirtb bon 81.
SincOln auenue uuo Otaruine 6. Gar.
ter uon Buffalo ipurben MOntae In ber
Wobnuns Der 8rauteltern als sliidli'
DIES @bepaar perbunoen.
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Ntrner:

80. Is. = ga Die 8edlte, SitsI uuo Snterei'
fen oss @ertIaaten, @lnOislaw SjDuiustD oOer
Miuinm Sbeen uno Serra 8enani Stanie gu
ropstD oOtr 3urofstD un0 NntbonD 3ur0mst1
u0er 3nrotsfD. in mo an ole Sberflddle poer
Nedlte uon 8ooen uun oieien 9ewlllen Streden
oOer 8arStlleu BON S0no, gelegen IN Der Staoi
Scrnnton (pormnls Snfomdnnn somnlblp)
9adamnnna County uu0 Stnat Bennppanla
bs,sihu,t unO beidrisben uie tolst
p 9ie erite lit 30. Is in 8Iod No 81, wit
beedbnet nno ansgeIegt nut Dem Sompleg ooeI
Sarte, betiteIt ..5be 6ounO @ooos Yart"
weldjer Sompler ODER aarte eingetragen IT III
Der OfHce oes Netoroer ron Oeeos in nn0 tlIl
Qadamanna GouutB i'm SartenbuG No. /, Seit'
so. 8eiagte Got IT 40 Sub brett in 6ront al
8rbn Wfuiur Strabe, Iuie 60 ole elngetrd9sH'
aarte ,eigt, uno bat eine 3iefe bon l25 6uB 81
elmer aueg, IA Sub brett genannt aptorN
Court
Ole ,weite 1T 20. IA in 8lOd 90 81
be,eihnet uuO ausgelegt allf Dem Somplel
ooer Aarte, betitelt abe H0uno WOODS
Bart uelder SompIer ODER Snrte eiugetruger
1T in Der Office Oes Hecoroer pon DEEDS in unC
fur qadawarma GountD i'm Sartsnbud 30 !
Seite 92. Beia9te Got lit 80 GUS brett IN
6ront an 8rpn Wtawr Strabe, ple es Die be-
ia9ts Sarte jei9t, uno bat cine siefe BON l25
6ub cine Gdlot jn elmer allep, IA 6uB brett
gennnnt QDforo Court. Berbeilert nit einenl
jpeiitodigen b0Ijernen 8obnbaus nit Groge'
idob uno auben9ebauoen oarauf.
Wiit 8eihId9 beIegt mo in 9retution genuui.
men auf Die alG9e bon U. s. gSils 9tgtu
@IaoisIam SJuiustD ooer @illiam Sbsen Der.
tlagte. mo Stanie 3urowstD Ober 3urOfstD mo
aHtboup 3uropstB ODER 3urofstD, Serra Sc,
unnts Sdulo S70225. 9ntereiien pom 81,
spriI 1918. acknowledgement unO aoiteu 9uog'
meut No. 430 Wlirj Sermin 1918. ST. ga.
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= Nm fommenoen Mtontag Nbsn6
ftnbet in Der 9isberfran3 Salle Der srite
Ball Der Damenieftion yto. 2 bon Be-
tsrsburs ftatt, beGeu tbeilneiier Reiner'
trae oa3u benust tperben iOll, uni oem
2adawauua 3neis uerldiebeue n6tbise
SaGen anjufaufen. Die Damen baben
ale SorfebrunSsn setroffeu, Inn ben
Bali 3u einem @rfolg ju 9eltaltsn uub
boffen, baB oas Deuti9tbum iie au6
fraftis uuterftiiseu tpirb.
= Die Poli,si bat snSlif Die Serle
oiu9feit 9emadt, tpelbe In lstterer 3eit
bier unb in SBilfeS'Barre cine gln3abl
@inbriife pollfiibrteu, in6em iie am
Dounerltas gia6t uub Sreitae Wior9sn
fiinf Wfdnner, Rolanb 6. Daniels BON
Wilmington, Del, 0iaD Sodin pom
9tswarf, u. g., @eorse gB. Priharbs
uon @reen 9libse Strass, Sobn Z. ST.
oiam BON Columbia spenue unb Soieph
q. JiOiam BON yadamanno Npeuue,
Derbnftete. Die Sterile 9eftanoen menig'
itens az @inbriihe ein uno bennsteu
bel pislen Elm automobil. Sobn Siolam
lpOllte am 5rsitas Wiorssu Den Detettiu
0odenberrp erihieBsu, als man ibn uer'
baftete, bod elitt Die Susel an elmer
&ippe ab unO 9odenberrp euttam nit
elmer niAt ssfGbrIihen Yerlssnns.
= Der Serauton 9isOerfrani lit &C.
aenpdrti9 obne eiuen Oirigsnten, osnn
I
Prof. SOuis 8ater Rbtllips wuroe ne.
gem ieinen @eiunobsits3uftano 9ejmun.
gen. uls iOlder gu reiiSniren uuo bic
Jieli9natiOn nHroe in Der Wtonatsner,
iummluug am Sonntas pom Nertin
nit Seoauern lngenommen. PbillipS
lsioet on nsruOier 3trriittun9 uuo es
wirO lGnsere 3eit oausrn, bis er iid
misper uOllltdnoig erholt bat. = Der
gsrein beihloB in Der sleihen Sisuus,
nm 81. SfiOber cine Sallomeen Seisr
ab,uhalten; aud mnros Die Sauoioatur
oes Dtrrn Grant 8eder fiir Wtapor
unb Die oes 9errn s. s. 5erber fir
RseiIter of Bil1S, ,pei lansidbrise an'
ssb0riSe pss 8ersius, iuooiiirt uno
9ut9ebeiBen.
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ssstsIIt das ''wOehsnbIatt."
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go. IS. - sa Die SbsrHdds uosr 8sbtt uon
goOen BON sinem 9emi1sn Tract bon lanb, ge'
Itasu in 0lo 6Orge Borough eodawaunu
gountp unO Stant 4snniBlpauia. be9rsujt uno
beidrieben luie foIet nsmIib eino 9ots 20.
IL llnO is i'll 8lod No. 0, nui Dem SomhIsl
BON ,Stsparts aooition gu HeuObam, 9euHiDl'
uania" mtIhtr belastsr SompIeg siu9straser
1T in Der SfFee oss Jtscorosr uon 0esos in uni
fur edddrttnua County, 9sunipIuauia 81
SrantuH i'm Deeobud no 1877, auf Seite so,
beioate Got it elm sbeil bon Dem Sraet pOr
9an0, iibertragen burf Charles O. Sanoerior
unO @ertrnos B. 6anOsriou, Satin an T. 3
Brown II. " ourh 0eeo, oatirt 2S. Npril 1896,
uno eiusstrnsen in Der Office oes 8ecoroer Dor
9eeos in uno iilr 9adawanna Gountp Benu
iplpanid, su Ssrnnton, i'm Deeobub No. 1877
auf Ssts 72 8eiaets aots, frontireuo nu
Charles Strabs auf bsiaet,m aOmpley uno fut
,uinmmsn 100 6ub brett on beiaster Sirabe
;uiummsn 100 6ub brett butsu uuo babsn sIul
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Sisfe BON $50 S5ub pis ss bic bsiaste einss-
iraeene Snrte jur Seniige Sei9t 8efn9tes eaHo
1T unterporfen osuielben Be6in9nnaen, 2eitrif.
tionsn uno Rsisrpntionen. pie sntbaItsn in
tribsren DEEDS in enis bon 8itsI su bsia9tem
Qano.
9Rit 8eidInO bsIsst uno in Ggstution senom'
men nuf bic Slaes BON Martion Wsmolo aIii9.
neo al Oh Gor9e Discount uno 9epofit 8ant
ee9en 6uiieppe MaSea Sdulo $l407 co.
Sntersneu bonn 49, SUM 1918, anpnltgebibren
uno Soften. Suosment 30, 25s, 0ttober Ser.
min 1918. 81. So. gum Sitobtr sermin 1913.
Sennin9s, anuaIt.
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sderiTss Serfdnfe.
(goriltbuus son bu I. Stilt. J
y Btrner

min 1918. 8i So. gum 0ttOber Sermin 1913
Wlumfor6 & Se9anuD, auipaIts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-13
SYKES is HOPEFUL
Believes Senate VIII Restore Tariff on
Meats to House Bill.


Des Noines, May IA. Sykes, pres
ident Of the Iowa Corn Belt Neat Pro
ducers' Association, who went to
Washington with q committee 10 tn
10 preserve protection for cattle in the
democratic tariff bill. has returned
much pleased with hts reception a
Washington and confident that the BIZ:
will be properly amended in the senate
committee.
1T is not unlikely that the commit
tee will yet hold open meetings. said
Mr.. Sykes yesterday. and in that case
shall return 10 Washington 10 pre- :
sent the case Of the Iowa farmers. We
did not try TO see the president for
the reason that ne has declined to re
ceive committees interested in seized :
ules OF the tariff bill, but has referred
them to the committees Of the law
making body. ! am informed how
ever. ne is against free cattle. We
spent our time interviewing the mem
bers of the finance committee Of the
senate. TO which the tariff bill now
goes.
"Of all the men I talked to I founl
but one opposed to our proposal Most
OF the committee men are southern
men who do not understand the agrl-
. cultural west and | found them ready
listeners who were glad to learn facts
about the chief industry Of this sec
ton ] pointed out the agricultural
! lands in the east with which they are
! familiar and which have been aban-
| doned and asked then, If they wished
! to provide similar fate for the west
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-13

markets within its borders to compare
with those contiguous to Iowa. The
great bulk Of the grain from the west
ern provinces goes to market by way
Of the great lakes. reached at FIT. Will
liams and Port Arthur. Ont, the twin
cities at the head Of lake Superior,
Here the terminal elevators are in
adequate to the demands and shipping
is very congested.
The central body of the organized
farmers Of Canada, known as the
Dominion Council of Agriculture, in its
meeting In Regina. Sask., eighteen
months ago. passed resolutions urging
the dominion government to use Its
utmost influence with Canadian rail-
ways operating in western Canada &c
provide more cars and increased ele-
vatnr service and also to make the best
arrangements possible with the rail-
roads Of the United States for the use
Of their cars from western Canada
points to Minneapolis and Duluth
From Regina to Minneapolis by rail is
SO7 miles: from Des Moines to Mime
apo,is, 273 miles. This is haul fol-
the Canadian farmer three times the
distance of the haul for an Iowa farm
81 loading his grain at some point !!
the vicinity of Des Moines and Regina
is really close TO Minneapolis as com
pared to many of the points in north
western Canada. Further than this
the Canadian shipper must pay duty
on his grain into this country.
Great markets develop naturally al
those centrers of trade nearest the sea-
of production. 1t is only to be expect
ed then that the greatest markets OF
the world should be contiguous &c
Iowa for Iowa is the center of agrl'
cultural production. AS has been apt
ly put by keen observer and critic o'
business conditions, Iowa stands a
the very pinnacle of agriculturism."
Another Big Advantage.
There is another big advantage t.
agriculture in this proximity of the
livestock markets. Iowa farmers car
buy feeders on these markets and shil
them TO their farms at comparativel.
| low transportation expense. In, a per
iod from April i, 1912, to April !, 1919
Iowa feeders bought. on the Omaha
market 1895 head, Of cattle, So4, 81
head of hogs, and 1855 head o
sheep. They bought on the Sioux Cit,
market, 95s5s2 head Of cattle, 80
head Of hogs. and 13,704 head Of sheep
Large consignmenta we're purchased Il
Chicago, Kansas City, st. Louis. and ST
Joe as we'll as other markets. All o
these afford, a comparatively shor
haul to Iowa farms. -.
f. Thus it is seen that iowa II unusual
EY fortunate In her proximity 70 mar
5 iSt MARKETS. constttSte1 the =resy ~
| blood in the cemmercs of any regioi
and the railroads are the arteries,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-13
"Nsver Could Do This Before. "GETS
1T" Made Every Corn Vanish
-A ~ Like Maaic.

every corn. every time, as sure as the
sun rises. 1t takes about two seconds
to apply it. Corn pains stop. YOU for
get the corn, the corn shrivels up, and
it's gone! Ever try anything like that?
You never did. There's no more fuss
ing with plasters tina, press on the
corn. no more salves that take or the
surrounding flesh, no more oandages.
No more knives. files or razors tha1
make corns grow, and cause danger Of
blood poison. "GETS-1T' is equally
harmless to healthy or il-ritated hesh.
1t gets" every corn, wart callus and
builion you've got.
.. GETS 1T" is sold at all druggists
at 25 cents bottle, or sent on receipt
OF price by f. Lawrence & Co, Cnl-
cago. Sold in Marshalltown ny Nc
Bride & Will Drug Company, +
Mayer & Son, Henry c. Sieg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-05-13
Health and Beauty Advice

| Get an ounce OF crystos from your
druggist and dissolve 1t in q pint OF
water. One or two drops in each eye
every day IL all that 10 required. This
eye tonic will not smart or burn and
will give relief when the eyes are tired,
Unframed or sore. 1t strengthens the
eyes and will benefit you II you wear
glasses.
Laura: Your friend is right in say
ing that know a certain wfinke-re-
mover which can be made at home at
very little expense 1t is vegetable
product and is unlike creams contain
ing oils or animal fat as 1t neither
grows hair nor makes the flesh loose
and fiabby. Just dissolve an ounce of
almozOin, which you can get from
any druggist. in one-half pint cold
y water and add two Irresponsible Of
glycerine. Stir and let stand for one
day. To remove wrinkles apply thick
coat Of this cream-jelly and leave on
over night. This protects the skin and
allows all the blood action to be used
in constructing new texture. Then
wash it out Of the pores and massage
| thoroughly with more OF the cream. It
| makes the skin soft and yelvety. while
| it is uneQualed in reducing large pores.
Student: 1t will be good news to you
| to learn that what you eat IL now
thought to have little to do. with obes-
ity and that II enough exercise is
! taken, even a heshy women may eat
| what she wants. To half starve one
self means to look haggard and al
! together unlovely. Don't drink. while
eating. even water and don't drink
alcoholic beverages at any time. The
best flesh-reducer l know of is par;
notis. Get from your druggist an orig
| inal four ounce package of parnotis,
take it home and dissolve II in ~.
pints hot water. Take one Tablespoons
full three times day, ;beforem ea1s
Olga N: The disfiguring hairy
growth can be permanently bapished
by using delatone paste. Get a small.
| original package of delatone and mix
| enough Of the powder with water to
| cover the objectionable hairs. Let re-
main two or, three minutes. then re-
move and wash the skin. This simple
| treatment dissolves the hairs and
leaves the skin free from blemisn,
Read Mrs. Martyrs book, Beatty
$5.-Adv. ~ /,