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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-04
CORNWALL.

The lecture to have been Thursday
evening ny the Rev. William j. Ballou
Of Ludlow was postponed until this even
ing on account OF the ~inclemcncy of the
weathcr.-Miss Lucretia Redfield. a
cousin of l.. w. Peet, who came to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Peet FEB.
"a. has returned to roy, n. Y.-Nrs.
Charles II. belong of Shoreham. who
underwent an operation Thursday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington, is
reported as doing Well.
The following town officers We're elect
ed Tuesday: Moderator, Frank Warner;
clerk. g. II. Lane school director, r. A.
Bingham; lister. j. II. Atwood: sclectman,
JudSon stevens: road commissioner l..
V. Fisher; overseer Of poor. f. ". Poet;
treasurer. w. n. Bingham; auditors. a.
j. Field, H. s. cobb, \. W. F'oote; con-
stable Nelson Mahen: town agent, Leland
Stone; library trustee. Mrs. G. II. Lane;
town grand Jurors. Nelson Mahen. II. f.
Sanford. c. W. Otis; license. no Ga. yes
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CH|TTENDEN COUNTY
WINOOSKI,

Colchester is again to be decidedly wet
for the coming year. the license vote
being 37S Yes and l92 no, giving tn, own
license majority last year of 20. There
We're $40 votes cast on the license ques-
ton out of "A voting list of s27. As to
license of the NTH class the vote stood,
Yes 96j, 10 lS9. There was "A small gath
ering at the opening Of the polls at nine
o'clock when Selectman j. B.. Thompson
called the meeting to order in the alb
sencc Of J. w. LaVigne, moderator, but
who was Unable to he present. Town
Clerk G. {. .Allard read the call. 1t was
voted to accept the reports of the various
town officers and to pay all taxes as
sessod upon the towns grand list direct
to the treasurer. Tho sclectmen were
authorized to borrow the United States
deposit money. Tho SUM If $1,000 was
voted to be used for town highways, $500
Of which is to he used for the village
highway on upper Main street to the
town line. and 500 on the town high
way. Mrs. Archie Mcneil was elected
trustee for the town FREQ library for the
term OF i've years. and So was voted for
the maintenance Of the town library. 1t
WAS voted to appropriate to the Chitten-
den County Farmers association s99.5t,
its proportion of 81. 2Ml, as provided by
act No. 121 of the public acts of 1872 to
aid in county agricultural extension
work. A TAX of 30 cents on the dollar
was voted to he raised this year, which
Ia 10 cents less than voted a year ago.
The farmer vote was light. as can he
seen by the vote of school director, which
stood 81 for l.. l.. severance to A. for
j. T.. Wolcott, making a total # Sc votes.
The following officers were elected:
Moderator, II. a. Bailey, 222; J. W.
Lavigne. 291; town clerk, c. q, Allard,
AL: selectmen. f. II. Horton, 21S,
Arthur Manseau. 331; town treasurer,
G. q. Allard. ASS; overseer of the poor,
l.. &. Duprat, $50, j. &. Flint, 1877; ON
stable, George Horton, 4+6; collector of
taxes. George Horton. $40, II. +. VOL
colt IT'S; lister for three years, Louis
Mongeon, i24; auditors, Arthur Desau-
tells, 334, George r. Graves 3i6, John
Piche, 800, Nelson Provost, ~. C. II.
Shipman, 225; trustee of public moneys,
G. q. Allard, Ace; town grand juror, u.
T.. O'Sullivan, 42l; town agent to
prosecute and defend suits. j. w.
30S, IL. +. Wolcott. 1913.
Hiram Pecue of Addison died of tuber-
culosis Thursday at the Fanny Allen
hospital. aged - years. He was the son
Of Ezra Pecue of Addison, The remains
were sent homo Thursday afternoon.
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During tho past few days the largo
amount of water coming over the new1
dam has attracted much attention and
many people have visited the place IA
secure photographs.
:. d. Teachout, who had been i'll foI
three months, quietly passed away al
$50 o'cloc Tuesday morning at hid
late home on Elm street. The funera
will be held Thursday afternoon at 2.3I
O'Clock at the house. stephen Decatur
the OUNCES OF nine children born I'll
Henry and Clarissa Stevens TcachoutI
was born in Burlington April 30. ISL
rnd was therefore nearly "a years old
AZ his death, when a small child hid
parents came to this town 10 reside and
since that time he had always lived here|
When n Yor!ng man he purchased th{
farm which he had since owned, clearI
Ing practically all Of the land, In Mavt
1851. he married Mary Ryan of this town}
VINO died three Years ago last FebruaryI
10 them We're born seven children. on'
dying in infancy and another, Hugh Ri
VINO died last Angus Those who sum
NiVe are Mrs. Alberta Beach Of thiv
town, Edward of Kansas City, Mo, VIII
liam and Herbert OF this village an
Mrs. Adelaide Whitcomb of BurlingtoI
and one sister, Mrs. Alma johnson. 4
wears old In April, and who has reside
with her brother for several Years: al.
Is grandchildren. For the nast 20 veal
Mr.. Tcachout had resided In the village
He had held several town Offices AM
was always interested In the welfar
of his town and worked for the good
the community. He was a member 4
the Congregational Church and was muc
Interested In the renlodeling Of the churc
building which ne helped to erect. an
also the new parish house. which
being completed. He will be sadly misss
by his family. the church. q host
friends and the community at large.
The following town officers We
elected Tuesday: Moderator, Villa
+. Chaplin; town clerk, Allen Marti}
telcctman for three years, II. r. Hick
lister for three Years, r.. o. Midget
first constable, c. b. McAnister: seco1
constable, II. q. Gates; town aser
Allen Martin; school commissioned n
three years, w. II. Wool: road commi
sloner. William O'Brien: 1verseer of
poor and poor farm director. II.
'fitfN, lTffSATtT, y. w. RICE, nora
trustee for I'VE ears, Mrs. G. p. NJ
\llistcr: cemetery COMMISSIONS for II
wears, l.. @. Bixhv; grand jurors. G.
Allen and g. w. McNall: auditors, ".
Chaplin, Harry Davis and J. W. Hitc
cock. II was voted not 10 EXEMPT rho Lii
coin Inn PROPERTY from taxation.
was voted that the town pay for sire
tights from Fort Ethan Allen to Ess
Center and the sum Of 81 30 was vot
Tor public highway improvements in o
'lition to the regular tax; voted to 81
g. 80 r. :. sherman Post. G. 4. R., a
81 to the library trustees: voted 10 q
rronriate Il sum of money to pay
share Of tho expenses incurred in I
employment Of a government county a
ticultural advisor. The town tax is
cents. the highway tax - rents and {
school tax 81, The license vote was, J
a.. no l&9; fifth class. yes -. no IS.
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RTPTON.

Judge Button of Middlebury will give a
lecture on Some New Ideas of Govern
ment Friday evening at the town
hall. No admission fee will be charged.
-ihe town meeting was unusually quiet.
Dinner was served to the voters at the
post nall. The following officers were
elected: Moderator. J. f.. Hodges: clerk
and treasurer, T. Billings: road commits
sioner. 7. y. Campbell; lister, Ira L.
Dow: school director, J.. G.. Caswell;
solectman, u. &. Bent: overseer of poor,
William Calvin; collector of taxes.
Henry e. Day; trustee of public money,
}. $. Chandler; auditors, ]. f. Stoddard,
J. f. Hodges. George f. Farr: town
grand jurors, G. f. Farr, NJ Z. Day,
FRED Eiiber; constable, H.. f. Day. The
license vote was. veg L.. no IS
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FOR SALE-Any part or all, cas or lum-
Der, Lane saw mill. No. |. special wire
rope feed. so h. p. aut. engine. 40 h. 2.
engine. center crank aut.. 20 h. 2. on
CINE side crank. Lane heavy draw
ing in rig. Lane drag saw, hand
edger. heavy bench saw, Col. Com.
boiler. 20 h.. p, 40 feet 90 inch stack.
Bryant band saw cut of for logs, heavy
bobbin splitter, two lathes with center
ing cups. % light dynamo with switch
and lamps. shafting, hangers and belt
ing. All iron hand derrick only used
two months. about 100 feet ] IA gal. wire
rope in 7 guys. two heavy stone chains.
ring and hook, four two sheave blocks
for 1 and IA rope. 90 feet ! Ia Mani.
rope. W. r.. Carpenter. Bradford, VT.
81, w13t
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ORWELL.

Az the town meeting Tuesday the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Moderator,
{. H. Cook; town clerk. G. l.. Stay; school
director. q. l.. Smith; selectmen, j. E.
Conway, j.. II. Thomas, George FELTON,
road commissioner. q. A. LaDuc: over
seer OF poor, Daniel Cain; listers. G. l..
stay L. Il. Needham, f.. o. Bishop;
town treasurer. ID. l.. Wells; auditors,
j. D. McEntire, l." +. Lille, J. G. Thomas;
constable, T. II. Purcell. The tax voted
was Sl,4s. and the license vote was yes
3d. no lH,-Miss Agnes Mercure has gono
70 North Bennington. The military road
committee OF Hands Cove Chapter fur
hished dinner town meeting day in the
ladies rooms horeham and Orwell
girls played Il game OF basketball here
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MONKTON RIDGE.

The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert McCarty.
who have been conducting revival meet
inEs ut the Friends Church the past
two weeks, returned Friday to their home
in South Starksboro. While here they
were entertained by Mrs. Anna Miles
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shivcrette Of Hines
burg visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. q. Cox, Sunday.--Ruth, the little
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meader.
is very ill.-The weekly praycr-meetinS
Friends Church Thursday ~evening-Mrs
Janet BaRrnum left February q for Port
Jefferson, L. l., where she will spend
some time with her daughter and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. McCrea-Nr
and Mrs. Charles Hoag and Mrs. Eliza
Grown were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brown in Starksboro.-Thc lit.
tie daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Farnum is i'll with whooping cough.
At the annual town meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Moderator,
r.. w. Meadcr; town clerk. f. II. Pal
mer; school director for three wears,
u. i. Meach; lister for threa years. j.
r. Butler: selectman for three years.
II. j. Butler; road commissioner, Il. A..
Beers; overseer OF the poor, T.. w.
Meader; treasurer. T.. IL. Palmer; town
agent, d. w. Eddy: town grand Juror,
w. T.. Patterson; auditors, H.. J. Van
~cclette, Ct. +. Smith, 4. t.. Miles: con-
stable, j. W. Thomas. The vote on the
license was. no G, yes a. A tax Of
SLIGO was votcd.-Mrs r. G. Boardman
OF East Middlebury is visiting at the
hama NJ Mr. and Ma AIfraJ n WA
hams.-Mr. and Mrs John Agan and
George Agan and family left Monday
for their new home in Westtord.
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BRISTOL.

edward OBryan's farm house in South
Bristol, four miles from this village, was
burned between ~ and one o'clock Thurs
day afternoon, The contents of the first
floor were saved. The loss IL S2,Gn. There
is insurance of $500.
w. ii, Hale Is moving his household
goods to Burlington, whore he will resid"
with his family,-Mr. aud Mrs. Elmer
Jennings have purchased Il farm IN Lin
coin and took possession March l.
Mrs, c. w. Corey and little daughter are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Brown. and family in Burlington
The Busy Bees recently presented the
congregational Church with a desk lamp
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SALISBURY.

Town officers elected Tuesday are:
Moderator. Frank c. DYER: clerk and
treasurer. w. F.. WRterhouse: selectman
for three years. George 5. Calvin; lister
for three years, p. s. Field; constable,
Pau s. Field; road commissioners, g. W
Everts and Joseph Supernois: trustee, NJ,
\. Thomas: overseer OF the poor. j. W
PitrldGe: town grand juror. c. A. Bump
town agent. G. r. Kingsley: schooi dtrec-
tor for three years, A. j. Reach; auditors,
e. A. Bump, +. A. Atwood, F.. l.. Kelley,
II was voted to appropriate $No for per-
manent roads. The tax voted was 81, 50,
The license vote was. Yes 10, no lH].
The license vote Tuesday was, yes Is,
no l03. The following officers We're elect
ed: Moderator, +. {. Dyer; town clerk
and treasurer, w. r. Warehouse; select
men. George Plue. James Petersen and
George Calvin; listers. +. w. whitney.
NJ. Fl. Sawyer and Paul Field; constable
and collector. p. S. Field: road commits
~sioners, G. w. Everts and Joseph SUI
pernois: trustee OF school money, NJ. A
Thomas; auditors, c.. A. bump, L. a.
Atwood and f., l.. Kelley; town grand
juror, c.. A. Bump; school directors. Fred
Grace, A.. d, Beach and IL. A. Keech.
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HINESBURG.

The Woman's Home and For sign \
%sionary societies of the Methods, f
copal Church met with Mrs. F.
Coleman and Mrs, |. f.. Bromley at
church rarlors TUESDAY for dinner
social hour followed by a business IN,
ing and study of the missionary to
The Sociahle at the CONGREGATIONAL ,
try Wednesday Feb. n. was We'll attic
ed. supper was followed by a spell
match. i'm which Mrs. Noble Partch
the victor-rhe Young peoples social
gave a farewell party to Frank Pat
and family and Fred Tracey's tad
Thursday evening. They left Marc
for their new homes. Mr.. Patrick sd
To East Montpeiier and Mir. Traceyl
Grand Isle.
The license vote TUESDAY was. yes
no @.-The H%inesburg Comet hand
give a farewell reception To the fan
OF Frank II. Patrick in the town
Thursday evening. Refreshments win
served and everybody is invited
Patrick and his son, Charles. have N
connected with the band for many I'd
and are now moving to the farm wi
they recently purchased in East Monu
ier.-An address will he given by the 1
+. NJ. SAWYER Thursday evening at
on "Amerioa's Position in the wi
Battle" The address viii lie sived
the auditorium of the Methodist end
and viii be open to me public.
The liinoshurG band gave a rece,1
at the town hall THURSDAY eveninJ
Frank Parties and family Mr.. Pat
has been a member OF the band for
eral years and his son Charles }
member Their going aNsV I, ?esre|
by their friends. Miss Anna patricI
visiting in burlington w esley Il. SnI
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LINCOLN.

The officers elected Tuesday are: Mod
orator. s. f. Jack man; clerlS and treas
urer, NJ. b. Cove; selectmen. 4. a. Pur-
linton, one year, Austin Baslow, three
years; school director, Howard Grant,
lister. Fred Jackman; road commissioner,
Michael 1ierney; overseer OF poor. j. >.
Became; auditors, Charles w. sweet, Wal
ter u Sargent and Walter c, Butter
field. tow grand Juror, A. NJ. Sargent
constable, Ralph Sargent agent, \. c.
Merrill; library trustee, A. NJ. Sargent,
The license vote was yes "a. no N-Mrs
Mahlon Purinton has returned from her
visit to Charlotte n Burlington, Irwin
Colby. who has been visiting in New
Haven, has returned home, Mrs. Ernest
Sargent died at her home on Gove Hin
Monday of acute indigestion, followed b.
hemorrhage of the LUNGS. The funeral
w'e held Wednesday afternoon AT the
Methodist Church at tive o'clnck. The
Rev. II, W. Ricco oficiated. She caves
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VERGENNES.

j. A. Merrill, on the d. u. Collins farm,
mad February a several small cans Of
maple syrup. On the same day Mr..
Merrill reports seeing gr~asshoppers about
one-third grown and as numerous and
lively a. in the summsr time.
Miss Marjorie Lee of Middlsbury Col
lese spent the weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A.. Lee.-Harry
Sengerman of New York city is visiting
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FOR E

MY FARM to rent at Westminster Sta
ton. VI Good onion, tobacco. corr
and grass land. near cannery when
pays 81 per ton for sweet corn. Only
III, sc who can furnish stock. tools and
good references need apply. w. v,
FAR. 81 North Union street. Burling-
ton, VI. 9,d&w.t.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Charles Fisk has been IN Bethel
and Barre for a few daYs.-A daughter
was born February IS to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert h.-William Dowdell has
moved his family into the William Riley
housG-Mrs. Eugene Martin has been
Ill for two wecks.-C. H.. Eaton was in
Fellows Falls last week.
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SOUTF ~STARKSRORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hammer are pa
ents of a daughter. Vivian Lucille, born
February 21.-Mrs. Janette Norton %
Bristol is a guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Orvis.-Earl Orvis and family visit
ed his cousin. Wallace Orvis. and family
in Bristol SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs, ,John
Wright are visiting in Hr!stol.-Lelan
Weaver visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Emmntt MnnNnr SnnlnN
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GRANVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. u. Rice are visiting
their son, Dudley, and family.-NIrs. Mabel
Burke invited eight ladies to her home
afternoon for a quilting party.
Refreshments We're served.-Mrs. Max
ham has come to spend the rest of the
winter with her son.-li. {. Hubbard ls
not gaining very faSt.-Mrs, Frank Will
Der Of Rochester is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Thad h
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,''ase cemetery, Edwin D.. Norton The
license vote was: No G6. yes 5S. The tax
rate IL $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orison Sherbino rave re-
turned from Montpelier.-Mrs. J. II. Howe
Is Ill with neuritis.-Mr. and Mrs. q. f.
Wolcott are III with pneumonia-Mr. and
Mrs. w. L. Hamilton have rented a house
In Middlebury villagc.-Mrs. George Pal
mer went to Montpelier Wednesday,
James Swinton Is in poor hcalth.-Louis
Dumas Is ser1nmslv Ill
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ESSEN JUNCTION.

The snow storm last Thursday AFTER
noon caused no small amount of trouble
in this village. Electric lights and power
were minus from about nine o'clock
Thursday evening until Saturday noon.
Seventeen of the local telephone lines
We're out Of commission Friday morn
ing. as we'll as many telegraph lines. Sew
eral poles ware broken, and broken limbs
took down wires in many places about
town. High water also added difficulties
in many places by lloodinG the highway.
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The topic for sunday morning at the
Methodist Church will be "An Old
Soldier evening, "Christ's %Favorites.'
A telegram to A. w, Sturtevant an
nounced the death of Ernest SturtcVant
or New York city, lie leaves a wife,
n mother and two sisters, Mr.. Sturtevant
was born in this town and spent his
boyhood here.-The Improvement so
ciety realized s3l from the play. They
expect to give 1t at Addison March 10
and again here March -
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AND EGGS.

FOR SALE-White Plymouth Rock egg
for Matching, 10 by parcel post in first
zone or IL at my house for one dollar.
w. V. Farr, So North Union street.
Burlington, VT. 42,d. WITT.
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a husband. mother and two sisters
Royal Hamilton of Shelburne has been
in town on business.-Mrs Elmer Jen.
nings of Shelburne was in town Monda,
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NOTICE!

I AM STATE AGENT for the best con-
crete mixer made; also for sidewalk
curb and gutter forms. hollow wall steel
form. portable woodworking machine.
Illustrated circular +. T.. Shore, st.
Adams. VT. S., 26t& vat
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GASOLINE ENGINES, feed grinders.
drag and circular raw rigs; also saws
and beltings. light n cay harness;
also registered Ayrshire cattle for sale.
{. N. Styles, Underhill. VT. 2s9. d. Il
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EGGS for sale. Breeding stock from
bred to lay X. and $. c. Black Orp-
i~ngtons. r.. C. White ~Orpingtons. Regal
Wyandottcs. FHgewood Poultry Farm,
Altoona, n. Y. "a. w,5t.
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HORSES AND LIVESTOCK.

A new consignment of fresh
horses Just arrived from Nebraska
farm. chunks. draught horses, etc. one
half of the lot mares. +. Landon &
Son, Bristol, VT. 33,d&w,tf.
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WANTED.

ENERGETIC YOUNG FARMER
wishes to rent n medium size farm
partly or fully stocked. r.. +. Davis,
r F, n, Westboro. ". ". %. vat.
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Tuesday evening, the score standing -
to II in favor of Shoreham.-The Fort
club has made plans for n coursa
of entertainments for next Winta~
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FOR SALE.

SEED POTATOES, Dibblc's russell and
Dibble's Irish cobbler. SIS per barrel
T. u. II. Shelburne. Carl C.. Fletcher,
Sheiburnc, VI. Tel. 1922. 54.7t,w, 1t.
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HEN TURKEYS-Sire's * wild TOMS
from North Carolina, Bronz dams.
Three and -four dollars each, Thos. A.
Billiard, Middlebury, VT. %. W st.
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TWO REGULATION SIZE Briggs pool
tables for sale cheap. Bert Lavalle
Waterbury, VI. 0,6t&w. 1t.
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STANDARD STEAM LAUNDRY

Office ll5 Cherry street. II. w. Bull
lock, proprietor. Fine Shirt. Collar and
Cuff Work, Phone 38-11 or send post
and driver wilt cali
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word, each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
is less than 12 words. two
lines. Special terms TO ad-
vertisers using from $50 to
1000 lines within 12 con.
Secutive months.
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H~uvlineton Veterinary Hospital,
- Pine st, burlington. VI.
DIR. j, A, RUST.

Veterinary Surgeon and Physician.
Graduate Grand Rapids Veterinary
College. 1905. Attest equipment for
all animal surgery including equine
and anime operating tables. Phone
l06.
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FRANK S. LANOU g. SON,

Practical Plumbers nnL steam FttterA.
- 81. Paul street.
Next North Burlington Savings IA0k.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-19

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ward II. Foot of Singapore. Mr. Foot
went into details upon the inviting
possibilities of building up the can
ned goods trade with China. Con-
densed milk manufacturers, he said,
have already made great inroads into
that trade, and the future should de-
velop a fine field for all kinds of
American canned goods, as China has
a population of nearly 5OO,O00,000.
With home market that must now
be supplied by distant states, Alaska,
on the eve of greater development,
cheap water transportation to China
and Japan, and the Panama canal Of
fering short cut to the markets of
South America and Europe, the Pa
cific northwest offers a most inviting
field for the building up of this i'm
portant and enriching industry.
Nothing is lacking but the needed
business enterprise. Soil, climate,
rail and water transportation, mar
kets-all are here awaiting the touch
of experienced hands. Our hardness
in making a fair start on a road that
California has travelled so proftably
and long stands a humilating indict-
ment of our enterprise and thrift
Spokane Review.