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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
Observation-Disclosures.

(Gbporb r. arsmer, 81. 1920 Bree
men Strabe
I9ilas DeIanber, 19. 1424 Raee Ctr.
(Woltsr 9. gIort, %. 1922 1airfar.
lWarie 2. Sdmiot, 18. 66O6 Sit
2sogs StraSs
{GbdrIss Carr. 25. 312 Wdbe Ctr.
l2ulu gope, 81, 312 Waoe Ctr,
lGbarl.s 9Idiritnis. So, 800 on s.
lGlara WauI, "a. 329 on 5. Str.
I5rco 9ruber, %. 827 aaursI Ctr.
lSba pfeffer, 20. 2736 Wasner Str.
(Sarrp 8. 2aTar, %. 1902 actuii.
lQgnss SeibsI, %, 1902 2ocuit Ctr.
{gert Strattpn, %, gortsmou.h. 8.
lMus 2ombsrt, 26. prineston 5otsl.
(samusI selo. %, S23 80. 9. SiraB.
lSinis goIoimith, 19. GAL W. 4. Str.
(Biniom gffler, q. ct. gernorb, 8.
lGlara aausmonn, "a. 132 Miniler.
(gorl glattsrmon, %. Snbianopolis.
lSeIsn m. sbomas, 19. 5oteI Gibion
I5.berid 80. ssnnsr, 20, 5arriicn,
/ Ohio.
lSlibs W. geG, %, 5arriion. 8.
(G9arl.s .. SuitOn, 40, GD.nspille,
/ Snoiand.
l2lmeiia Ssibel, As, 1882 Dirbim.
|8nsbertus ban ggtsn, 26, 81 Muts
BERN Strabe.
tRurgarerb ghriitsn, 26. 145 Go.tbs
Strabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
gokal-Derid)t
aasitcllnnseu I'm aunitmnieum.

Die 4usiteauns Der american Wde
ter Color Spcistp pom Stem Dorf
blsibt nod Bis gum 8. Jebruar i'm
aunitmni.um. 9ieislbe umfabt la
Tummern unb finoei kredtiste Beah~
tuns. Jerner finb 3ur 3eit spei Dsis
iere Observation-Disclosures i'm Runit-
muieum i'm Gang. 2illsn 9rus aus
Denper. Golp., 5eist In 40 GemGlDen
unb Sfissen feline Dielperiprsheno.
annft. Fedt intereHant III bic pors
traitaustsllung WiIlinm o. StepilIs.
Derielbe nurbe 1864 in nnierer
Gtaot geboren unb erbielt feline 4uss
biIbung bier. in Wiinhen unb In Qon>
bon. Gr til niht bios i'm bieiisen Wue
Isum Dertreten, ionbern audi in Denen
su 5nbianapoIis, 2eip3ig unb 5oms
burg. s5n Der GonoertDGettion befins
Cen iid 3tpei portraits bon Wm. s..
1aft, Elm Oelbilo unb Elm paitel. GER
ner elm Vortrait bes 6trru 6. 8.
Grippsnborf. .Sm Oan3en amFaBt bic
Roasition % 1uumern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
3agton Mno Sellebue.

Sm Dapton Staotratb purbe
eIne 9eiolution angenonmen, bersus
folqe Der StabtonDalt aelp untsrIus
ten foa, oh bic Stabt bas Beaeredt
matt oem 5lubufsr an Der C'5allpn,
Bolnut, gine unb McGinnep Ctr.
bat. Die gebauptung nuroe aufoez
fteat, bab pribatre6t er;itire. Stabts
s5ngenieur Waare fpuroe beduitraat,
Das Hineau fir bic 9. StraBe anti
fhen Der 8ine unb gerraee gpenue
feit5risesn. Re6nuusen pon 1852
Dureen CUR 3abIung onseipieien.
Stoot Snsenieur moore unterbreiz
tete Cen 8oftenDoranihlcg fir ben
4b5uasfanul an Der genbam StraBs.
Die Qngelegenbeit murine auf spei
mohen OerldOben. pldne uno Spss
sifitationen fur einen Spielplas uno
Bart am 5lubufsr purDen unterbreis
tet uno bem Giaot eSnqenieur iibers
wieien. Der Stao. Qnpalt berit)tete
oaB bic Sale BON Mablep e Garelp
uno 6eiHt 6c Cons aeeen bic Stapt
i'm areisgeridt Dernorfen purben. -
Die Gam anb SrDer 2eaaue nno bic
Womens Gipie Geagus ian6ten Elm
Shreiben ein, in benz iie !piinffen,
b = y
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Zterbli@feitsberibt.

sSennis Goodman. Z, 1881 Gentra!
Gpc.. Diphthsritts.
Gari 5onion. 2S. itdbtifdes 6Oipi.
tai. Snaueit in Sd3pcbt.
oannora Groipleu. 50. 1885 Suo
Guburn aps.. Titrsnlsioen.
Wathilea 2ehn. ga, 265 GilEan
aoe.. aubs.
Gepras Bfaifenhsrasr. 81. 81 aeBs
lsr aue.. aunaensntaiinouna.
GIiiabeth Wlaurer. So. 2627 Tenion
Str, 0eihtpiir i'm 9shirn.
Gsoras Mener. %. SO De Camp
4pe.. Iubertulofs.
0soras 8siaer. So. 4723 6drris
aps.. stnausii in Shpebe.
Rarp glenrp. 73. 6eim Der armen.
ihipeitern. giinaenentsiinouna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
Zcnoerbar
,Sit bas genebmeH bes 5ranenm0r.
osrs Serrea.

Tas gtn.bmen beg Jrausnm6roers
6crreu aibt Der poli3si tlglif nsiie
RdthieI ouf. 9etsttips. tpcIhs ourd
ible lange Grfabruns bic 8eour'sr'
aeftdnbieer W0rber uHo 9erbrshsr ers
ratbsn t5nnsn, itehen bier Dor einem
Rdtbfel. Mit Der ar0bten Gleihaiis
figseit nnb pbns iebs Reue nilbt 3ers
ref feline Husiosen. Die gsumtcn
irtfIen eenau. bab Der Wonn nod efs
tpcs 5u Ias.n bat. tlnneH absr duh
niht msbr oas Geringiie BON geoens
fling aus inn berausbrinasn. Gs be.
oorf nod Der 4uFtIdruns iibtr ben
9erbleib bes 6ammers. tptItsr als
WoropaFfe biente. 6erren erildrts auf
alIes gefrassn. bab er niht tpifs, ipo
Der 6ammer III. Teseleihsn ipiro ans
gsnummtn, pab Serreu mob siipcs
anoeres gu Ia1sn bat, bod hermit
ehenfans Surii, bait. Uait lller Be
Itimmibeit bait CT bic 8shauptune aufs
rsdt. onb Ylaicn ihm bel Der gereung
Der 2eihe inter bsm 8eit bebilflih sts
neien fei. 6itrin itimmt ieoo6 nid1s
bic ausIost bes guioers Der Grmore
heten Games GruthIoe iibersin, tpsls
der ansiaats. bag sr in Der BON 6ers
ref aneeeefxnsn 3sit nit Waion in
nerihiebenen onosrea plaBen mar uHo
Wafon bsbaupiete nHabbdnsis BON oer
ausiole o.s gruthloe kreiis porher
oosfslbe. Gin gruor oss 5.rrtu itats
iet. seitern BEN wl0rosr einen geiuh
ob, tonnie absr ebeHioDsnig iuie bic
gamten Elm anberss Moiip fir Die
shat als eiferfnht .rfabrsn. am
9onneriiag tpiro Der Coroner sinsn
Snansit iiber ben goo Der 5rau obs
bolten nno finbst olsbann am Jrei.
taa bic 9erbanolltng i'm Wuni5ipdls
aerit,t i.ait, tpeldos NIT Der lleberfpeis
iung beg gefhutoigt,n an bic Grob.
esihiporen,n snoen piro. Gin bstanns
ter anpaIt bat iih pes Sales bersits
oraeupmmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

Die fosiale 1rdgs III htute All tine-
Ger 6auptfraatn fir bie Mnoenieinheii
Da 6err Mmmerinesr bisfc
Eruae nun ihcn felt Sobren an fsinsm
Oouptituoium aemoht bat, unb NIT
Der Mrbeiterbeneauna iebr ipohl ptr-
trdnt iIt. uno es aud neiiterhaft
Derifebt. feline 0ortrdat burh Wib nnh
6umor su tpiiraen. nnb bd fernsr bic
GGnoer Der beiben NrbeiterrDsidnes
rerine .Sertpeah Wdnnerdor1 unc
Deuifd,.llnaar. Mrbeiier Wdnnerhor
einiae ihrer itOnsn Qiebsr
Al BebIr brinasn nerstn. 10 biirftr
es feinem Deutidaen Wann ober Trn!,
aereusn. bic 8erinmmIlina beinht sn
babeu . Der gintritt In frti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

hams Gompeuub uno in iurssr 3eit mar Id
iarirt ano fdnn mid ititoem sater 0einHos
belt erfreuse. Bei ieber Gsisgenbeu preiit
id bns Compound. ea i'd, peib, baB 81 Mir
gehpiisn bot unb and Mnosren htifen rriro,
In ltbtersr 4eii babe Id, bas COMPOUND
meiner 7odter ge9eben anb id wiinite,
nab ale leibenbsn dramfn 20 HetMsn u1o
Ron Etinsm Rerth iibtrssuat iein niiroeH.s
--ifrnu ,Sames w. Beibsf, ffS ". Fenn
Girabe, Shippfnsburg. va.
lpbta e. 1infbnmy 9srstable QomrOHRo
IN aus eiHheimiihen Nurjeln uno 1Fan.
sen aemadii unb enthdli ietnt betanhsnbe
ocer id)ablid,e 7roaxsn, uRe 90 wirb hfHts
ais bas eriolareifse Wittd gesen Trautns
Ieiotn aneeiebsn, oas mir senHen. Ianfsn'
BE- ppn irtimilligen oeugniiisn, ipslde IN
bem ginfham 2ab0raioriam ~ ynHn,
RaH, auf'sgen. iAeiHen bits 5u hsipstifn.
8eum sie ben leiieiten 3usifel BE-
grn, oas Shnen gpoia q. Rintham's
geaefable COMPOUND helisa fonHte,
id,reiben Sie an bic QHbia e. Yiaf.
ham Neeieime SO. (pertraRlidl),
spnn., Waii., nm Nntb. Shr Sd,rti.
ben ipirb Lon ciner fran aeoffnef, ae'
leien nuo benntmortef nuo itreas ucr'
tranli d,bebanoslt iueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
auFisrfranjd,en.
IN Der Ttutfden CT. Spbdnnel

Sn Der Ttuif6sn CT. Spbann.s
Bemeinoe tEir 5. o.. giienlobr) tritt
Qtitnpcd, oen {. sSebruar. 1nd'nlii.
tags 2.3O llhr. Der 0amenpercin
gu Tsiner rgsIm6bigen monutlihtn
SibunQ 3uIammsn. Don 3 llhr Sad
miitaqs an DirD Johann oos monats
lihe aaifssfrdnShsn peranitdltet uno
srpar Don ben Damen Gtegner, Gi'
hert, FranS, 5eder, eroa, Wobr.
So1snbsd. Qseter. aas. gassls. 9cs
unb irl. S6inoelbeder. Die Tursn
tpsrSsn es iit dneeIessn fein iaii.n.
ben 8ditsn einise redt ssmiithIia.
Stunosn su bsreiten.
Sn Der goans. glrot. pbilippus
airhs, Gde Race Strdbe uno DC
midsn aDeuus (poitor Or. 3. 6.
GorlD pernnitaItet ntorsen 9iad).
nittng Der ,srauen.gerein ieinen
monotli6.n .Raffee". aolssnbss
aOmmitiss label basu aufs bsr3lidfis
Elm: Maris gensiueer. Glifab.ib
Braun. Winna Bertfdb. aotb. gausr.
eIiiabetb gsriih. Quife gsriih. Wa'
rie grintmunn, Qatb. 8ebrinaer. Wo'
lie grusftle. 4nno Bohsr. gbarlott.
8ieiilue, aaroIine Des.
Sn Der Dritten Deutihsprot
Stride an @aInif nnbe 8. Ctr. (paiio,
8. Soefner) finoet fu1d,Iten Donners'
tag, Hadmittags 2 llbr, bie monattid,e
8eriammlunq bes yrauenereins Itati
nit auffestran3den. DasfeIbe ipirh
bon folsenpen Damen, ipelbe freunb.
lidIt baau siuloben. peranitaltet:
gnna SbIsnb.rmdnn, WariaShtpier
Maria :. Shnier. anna Gdas,
Barbara S6r0osr. 4usuita Shr0b,r.
eesulia Strsutter, ellie Gtriier, Wa.
tbilba Streuttsr unb Waria Sieuiper,
- aus ndhite anifeefr1nsfen bes
sSrauen. ilnb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bcl
ct. Martus STRIDE lVir. Carl 8. 8
Shmint) miro am Donneritng, 5. sse'
brlar. BON iolaenben Tomen gegeben
Warie grengcImnnn. 2ouiie grengeI
Manu. Gora Greutinger. Mnna Cur.
ran anna Ge,ttemeier. Dora Cor
nette, 4seorI 1unfmnnn, GmmnGubI-
meier, Gnlma GmigboI5 mnb Torc
Salt.
- Der 5rausns unb Junefrauen.
Derein Der Rsfcrmirten GaIsms Gk,
meinbe, (garl 3. 6<pl. pfr.) periom
melt iih am Donnerftae. 5. sSebruar
Wahmittaes 2 llbr. Dos Rommittel
fir Grfriidungen beiiebt aus ben Do,
men 2ouiia aeibrod, 0enristio Jebr,
mann. aouiia psppelmeper unb Annt
6uesmaHH.
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1enfidDe RaiIenperiammlnns.

MittnDG, 4. ssebrunr. Mbenbs s
libr. finbei nnitr ben 4nfpiaien eini.
a<r hieiiaen fortihritilih aefinnten
beutfden Uereiniaunaen. zine beutihe
Woltspsriommluna In bsr Central
2urnerbolle itotf. So<rr Dsinr Am.
meriuaer BON Ulilipcuiee pirb Der
Mebner iein.
6err Mmmerinder III beiannt als
einer Der beften. spenn niht Der bette
Doltsreoner 5iIr 3eit III ben Ser Stln-
len. CT ipirb iiber bns 1hkna: .Di.
NoIle Der Mrteitsr IN Der Nmeritnui.
i&ss Gsf&i6te4 fprs4tn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

haB bas eleftrifhe 1oeenlidbt por Der
s. 4benue Sdule Die ganae Naht
bremen foll uno bob Elm rgurfeip"z
GeIeb puifirt tperoen IolIte.
- qm Donneritas Hanmittas INN
52 llbr finoet in Der Wobnuns Der
ssrau Gliiabetb 9ropn, 30. All 10.
Nenue, 8apton, cine @erIdmmlilns
bes8amen3psises bes bortieen Gtabts
9erbdnbs ftatt. gsad) Der 8erIdmm=
lung finbst Elm aemiitblihes getIams
menfeiu ftatt, poSn Die 8amen BON
ben Stabtperbduben BON gleipport,
9eIlepue uno Gopinston freunolibit
einqelaben Iiub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

leaenbeit mllr6e eiirig beiprodDen uuo
COS Reiultat NOR Die @riinolina etnes
0eutIhlnaoriiden unnbbnnaigen pos
Iitiid,en Stubs. GIeibJeItig tpitrOe
Elm aaitotio1ls. aonrnlittee einaeiert
um Dem Stub Ritglieoer 5nSiifiibren,
lie 8ereiniguna miIl oas ,Sntereile
Der bier mohnen0cn GeuiidHlngarn
foroern, 6amit Dieie hinter anoeren
Rationen nidt ,uriid5uiteben brnn.
den Jtdd)iten Nontaa III III 6eniiel.
ben 9otaI mieoer gerianrmluna. 81
lpeldler alle Gel,tidungarn eingelaoen
Iin0
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Central Xabcr Council.
Tas Geiaitat Der aeitrisem Seaniten'
iunbl.

gei Der geitrigen @enmienipabl oes
Central Sobor Council lpuroen i'm
8an3en 206 Stinrfuen abgegebeu iino
Sipor Duroen bic iolscnoen aanoioa.
TEN erpnblt:
Qrdiioent: 9bos. WeWanus, aiifer
llniuu gto. 50.
9,i5epraiibent: Senrp 2aen. 8an.
0eibiiosr .Wnitiniiteu Union 165.
prototou. Sefretor: ;sronf ssnl.
polle, 3tumermanns Union go.
1851.
StobneiIter: gooIpb ainbtfe, Sc.
Serarbeiter llnion Yo. 40, 1bomas
9,alb. Naaifiniiten Union go. 1862
glieb unentidlie0en, oa beioe stanoi.
onten Die gleihe Stimulen5abl u02)
erslielten.
@uaroian: Geo. 5uoer, Carmen,
Norfers Union go. 121.
Guioe:: ssoi. Suaioan, Wetaaarbei.
ter Union SO. Al.
GriTtees: ssobn alf, giibnenarbei,
Ter linton 9to. ., Solepn 0. MOB
Strabenbabner Union go. 627; Scs
poIlopeIi. Giieniormer Union sto. 4
Tie GnifheIoung beir. oes Sd,ag,
lreiiier.amtes miro III Der nafitei
Gising oiirh ons Zoos eriolgen.
Gahreno oes Ibelo oebuttlrtc Or
aorperid)aft beir. 6es sfontraffS init
Der @asgeiellid)aft uao Oos frilher er-
nnttnte 9omnlittee purbe abernalS
initruirt. aegen eineu i0jaGriger
Gontraft lcsuie Die lpeitere gered,
nung pon 81 ais Wlininlaltaye 81
proteltiren.
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N E IN p . T t.

5tc 0eippOrt Office iiir bns Sin
rinnatier golfsblatt" beiinoet i'd in
No. 339 gorf Strafe, segenlber benz
SDnrfbouie, iuoielbit Ncirigfeiten, Nu.
scigen u. |, ~. bis 10 lIbr 45 Rinm.
ten Nbenos emtsesensenommen tuer,
ben. Selcpbon Sentb 24OI.
SIN areisseribt erlieb a.ftern
Mihter Duugblut segen u. 6. 6aas,
Don Der DIT 10. Strabe, unb g,aul
GlpHn. Don Der SiGbeaa Strabe. 9or=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
Tr0lt WeiOel
ersdblt ben SJrauell,
@ie eDbia 6. Vinfbam's gtasiable
Gsmpomno iie felt IA 9dbrsn
eeinHb erbalten hat.
Shippensbura, Ra.-r rRor nsetrtrtn ,sab.
reH begaHn id, qsoia e. ginfham's geas.

fnWe QpmpouH0 etns
snnet)men. am bot.
te bamais aMmcnnt
Iidl iurhibar ~ ifi.
ben. Msin @atlf
fdufie mir cine Jfa.
fhs uns biefelbe bali
mir iofort. 3 Iann,
nadbem iHein siDeifes
aine gebosen = q r,
bate i'd, tart on
IrausnithipdAe ~ lei.
ben mHb ih aebrand.
q. <fnnto r. Mint
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

Jn siner miribihaft an Der pedrl
anb Gpcanlore Sirabe min geitrn
Clifford Jobns, bon $40. 141 Hroabs
man, bernubt iporoen iein. Gin Mann.
oefen Rams unb AufeniboItsori btr
poli3.i mitsetbeilt lpOrben III, eriuhie
Sobns in Der Mirtbfhaft, ibm eineH
.Dime@ su gtben. NIs Sobns bieis
Bite nbihlns, oriff Der Mann pl0bs
lih in Jobns Gafhe unb sntipenbste
ibm cine 1cIlornote, nit tDtg6tr sr
n1poniief.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
yoIitiid,er 0Ist Der Niagara.

Cine ansabI Saitidunsariider
8iirser fam am Montng abeno II,
airbner's Sale, 149 Deit 2ibertp
GtraBe, NIT Der abfiht 3uiammen,
ii4 politiid, au oseasifiren. Die ansc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04
Carl Saeobfen. DIR 1r

Carl Saeoblen DER lob
Carl Saeobfens, ~bes Utousrs1 tpie
.r fdle6tbin aendnnt ipnrbe. bebeatei
fiir D6nemnrl sintn berbtn Werluf.
Der aeipinnbdfte Qeitsr hes linn com
Batter iibert0mmenen sroBen inbus
Itrieuen llnterntbmtns, ber GdrIsberas
1ierbroutrei, III bsm Grru6 ftines
0aterS psfolot: .2abcsemus pro pas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-04

llnier Isent in SamiItpn lit
Serr GbnarS Yrnd, 449 SiS 5iinite
Strake. gca Sci. 476 st., 8ume
Ebune 1851 q.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use the old-Time Sage Tea and Sui
phur and Nobody Will
Know.

Gray hair, however handsome, denotes
advancing age We all know the adyan-
tages OF youthful appearance. Your
hair is your charm. II makes or mars
the face, When it fades, turns gray and
looks dry, wispy and scraggly, Just a
few applications of Sage Tea and Sui
phur enhances its appearance hundred
fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young! III.
Their prepare the tonic at home or get
from any drug store 50-cent bottle
Of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound" Thousands of folks recommend
this readyto-usc preparation, because it
darkens the hair beautifully and re-
moves dandrulf, stops scalp itching and
falling hair; besides, no one can possibly
tell, as it darkens SO naturally and even
ly. You mosten sponge or soft brush
with it, drawing this through the hair,
taking one small strand at time BY
the gray hair disappears; after
another application or two, its natural
color is restored and it becomes thick,
glossy and ustrous, and you appear
years younger--Advt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
SYRUP OF FIGS" FOR
CONSTIPATED CHILD
Delicious Fruit Laxative" Can't Harm
Tender Little Stomach, Liver
and Bowels

Every mother realizes, after giving
her children California Syrup Of Figs,
that this is their ideal laxative, because
they love its pleasant taste and il thor
oughly cleanses the tender little stom'
ach, liver and bowels without gripping
When cross, irritable. feverish or
breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the
tongue, mother! If coated, give tea
spoonful of this harmless fruit laxa-
tive" and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste sour bile and und-
gested food passes out OF the bowels,
and you have well, playful child again.
When its little system is full of cold,
throat sore, has stomach ache, diar-
rhpa, Indigestion, colic-remember, a
good inside cleansing should always be
the first treatment given.
Millions of mothers keep California
Syrup OF Figs" handy; they know a tea
spoonful to-day saves sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for a 50.
cent bottle OF California Syrup Of
Figs which has directions for babies,
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware of coun.
terfeits sold here, so don't be fooled
Get the genuine, made by California
Fig Syrup Company. Adyt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
NORTH MON TPELIER.

! The body of George Wood was brought
from Greensboro Sunday for interment
in the North Montpelier cemetery.
/ The Messrs. Little have bought new
car, Buick.
Two young men from Wnooski are
weaving in the mill.
Mrs. George Read, who has been stop
ping with her mother, Mrs. Alma Little,
this summer, went back last week to
her home in Deland, Fla.
Archie Lamphere has moved to the
keefe place, which he recently pur-
chased
Mrs. c. P. Spaulding returned Satur-
day from a visit at Suffield, Conn.
Fred Savage and Leon Kelley of Wind
sor visited at George L. Pray's over the
week end.
A. r. Newell Of Brooklyn, n Y, has
been stopping at Ephie Pray's.
Ezekiel Grey of Laconia, N. H, was
a caller in town Saturday.
The ladies' circle will have their an
nual apron sale Saturday evening, Nov.
T. A short farce win be given and re-
freshments served.
G. Donovan has been spending a few
days at his home in Newport, n. II.
Robert Hartman of Barton was in
town over Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Kidder of Hooker.
Vile visited Mrs. Alma Little Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hathaway of Cal
ais were in town Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mr. Wood, Mr.. Hathaway's
uncle.
Frank Patrick of Hinesburg has pur-
chased Mrs. Amy Tucker's farm.
d. w. Doane of Canton, O., was
business visitor here Friday.
Ira Gray is helping in the care of
c. NJ. Clark on the Plainield road.
There was a Halloween party at the |
Carnes school Friday evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
MONTPELIER.

City Engineer n. NJ. johnson and II. G..
Robbins engineer for the contracting
company which is building the new
blocks here, have agreed on the grade
OF the Rialto bridge, according to which
grade the new block will be constructed
This grade is 1919 inches lower than the
crown Of the present bridge in the cen
ter, two and half inches higher on
the west side and two and one-half
inches lower on the east side A new
bridge viii be erected in the near future.
Miss Anna LeMay has been suffering
from a peculiar trouble. the poisoning of
her feet from the dye in her hose With
a party of friends she took a walk of
some six miles, which resulted in BIZ
tiers that were aggravated by the dye.
An enforced vacation of one week was
the result, and Miss LeNIay has Just re-
sumed her position in the National Life
offices.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
ORANGE.

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wheelock left
on Sunday night for Philadelphia, where
they are TO reside.
T.. 4. Cutler and family and War
rem M5rehouse and family, took an au-
tomobile trip on Sunday through 81.
Johnsbury. Littleton, y. H., and back
through Royalton.
Miss Nellie Tillotson. who is teaching
in West Berlin, vas az her home here
over Sunday.
Mrs Nellie Magoon. who has been
quite IN. is now on the gain
Next Friday evening az the grange
Nill h. observed as gentleman's night. in
contest between the ladies and gentle
men, the side having the poorest pro
gram. 10 give . supper All grangers
cordially invited 70 be present.
At the hall last Friday night. the
Center school gave very enjoyable Hal
lowe'cn entertainment A pleasing pro
gram vas given. refreshments served.
and the evening pleasantly spent in
dancing and promeuading. A good crgNd
was prescott and = large sum Of money
taken in. which viii h. used 10 purchase
= desk for the Center sehoolhouse Much
credit j. due the teacher. Mrs Lillian
FLANDERS. for the success n the affair
Mrs. Harrison Of Barre returned 20 her
home SUNDAY after q weeks visit with
Mrs b T. Beard
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
Notice.

Only three more days to pay your
water rent. H. L. Reynolds, water supt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
HARDWICK.

Miss Harriet Hatch was a business
visitor in Morrisville Monday.
Mrs. Anna 0rdway OF Greensboro BEND
was a business visitor in Hardwick the
first OF the week.
Mrs T. Conner and daughter OF North
Craftsbury were visitors at Edward Gal
lagher's the first of the week, going from
there to Burlington where Mrs. Conner
entered the Fanny Allen hospital for sur
gical treatment.
Mrs. Henry Sylvester returned Mon
day night from Massachusetts where she
has been at the Bay State hospital for
treatment
Mrs. Fairman has been spending a few
days visiting relatives in Newbury
Mr.. and Mrs. George Courser OF Calais
spent Sunday with their daughter. Mrs.
Harry Broadwell. Their granddaughter
returned home with them for a visit.
Mrs b. II. Hoyt was a visitor in Wat
erbury Monday.
Mrs B, d. George and daughter, Ruth,
returned Saturday from Massachusetts,,
" here they visited friends and relatives.
Rev Ralph Lowe of st. Johnsbury was
in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. \. Rice spent Sunday
at the home Of Mrs. Rice's parents in
Lyndouyille.
Lawrence McGoyem is employed al NJ.
G. Morsc's office.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-04
Grandmother Dreaded
Wash Day

In grandmother's day they had not
discovered that boraN in proper pro-.
portions would make soap do more,
work, do it better and do it easier.
The best washing compound known
to-day is one part boraX and three
parts soap. This combination is inn
possible in bar soap. 1t is only pos
sible in boraX soap chips.
AL grocers are now selling theI
famous 40 Mule Team Borax Soap,
Chips A 25c package will do more
cleaning than soc worth of bar soap
or washing powders.