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FOR RENT-H0USES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR RENC

FOR RENT SIS. so. 6.
$1,000. 1867 wyo ay.1sr $25. So.
50. 400. 24Oi Mass NV, DOR S25. 20. i
Sll2.5o.3517 18th NV, 19r Sc3. 80. i
800. :. 1910 s NV, lOr S2o3. so. i.
500. 1909 cath NV. TT SIS. so. !.
S1o0.1S1S B'm'nt NV, 12r $23 so. :.
SI5..4I2 Pa av NV. store S23. 80. =.
S65. .31Ia 18th NV, 12r SO 80. :
SOS. 1923 Q NV. Tor s." so. )
$50 .2023 kala rd NV. Tor 81. so. i.
Saa. .2314 Ontario rd, 11r SO so. =.
500 1908 Champ'n NV .9r 5000 l.
$50 3021 Macomb. sr s22. so.
$50. .2ol2 Ont I'd. 1lr $50. LAG
5000. .17i2 . NV. ar 500
5000. 1SH1C al av nv, Tor $21 so. l
500. 1856 18th NV, 12r 5000. .
$50. $40 18th NV. 2fl.2r S2O.a0. .
SO. i416 RIavnw, l0r S2o.5U. .
$41. Il 423 Chapinnw, 12r $50. GO:
Si3. BIB 18Th NV. LOT so. AGO
S43 IL DIS A SC. 11rl $3.50. 2
Sal .ha. .S23 1a,h NV. Or $3.50. .
S40.50.ll1l nth NV. Sr $3.50. %.
1880. 1923 Euclid NV Or SIS. so. ::
$50. -. .313 ID NV. Tor $3.50. .
SIS, 20. I'll d NV. 13r $ls. 30. :.
433. G0.537 21st NV. Tor $3.50. 6
$500. :. 1914 l NV, 9r Sl6.hO. .
$3.50. 1149 18th NV. Or S16.5O.2
S35. 80. 1880 W NV, Or $3.50. 1
s35.IO. 1899 7 NV. sr s14 80. 2
ST.. so. 1872 X NV, 12r SIS. =. :,
S35. 1921 Pa av NV, 7r SIS.
$32. 30. 1915 Corc'n NV. Sr S14. ::
S3l 80. 1222 Corcoran, ST S13. 40. .
SD. 80. 1910 o NV. sr Si2.75.1'
So. 90. 1921 5th NV. Sr ST.. 40, l
$3.50. ,I5.S 9TH NV. ar ST.. 40.
W. % = ne, 6r ST. 80. -.
ST so. 1908 9th nv. 6r Sll.
ST 80. III I'd nv. sr SiU.jo :.
ST 80. 1jOJ 10Th NV, ar SO. so. .
S:6... 1924 18th NV, ST 81. 80. 81
$3.50 203S Nth nv. SRI
APARTME NTS.
SOS Fontane. Courts, 5r, SIS. r
$50. Fontanet Courts, Ar ST so. :
SIo. The Kendrick, ar s26. so. 7
$50. The Brunswick, sr $o4. Til
$40. The Cavendish. A. 500. so. 7
$31 80. Fontanet Cts, 3r $50.
s32 so. The Phoenix, 3r
GARAGES.
5000 and 5000. ...... Rear
For complete list of property 70
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HI
7c7 18th ST NV
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,op pr>r-l..yw.,op & GArRErr,

FOR RENT-CANwnoD
l.3l >"w 81
@G> ii nv. lnr.h So 80 !
1Gl, X nv. 81. h, ~ - !
so ! ne. nr. 10. ...c
liza NJ nv nW-nr, nHt. 70 /
3o5 Ny Nv nv Or, h2o.oo
.3i 10Th NV. sr..--:o.'o /
GA | ne. 6r, b..-.l>.Jo .
1881 10th NV. or is ~
aaIi5 F NV. Or. is 81
1894 Blair I'd nv. 1850
..221i Clcy av NV .6rl5-Jo
6o3 1lth me-. 5r. lib 90
1888 Union sw. Jr l2e.3Ol
APARTMENTS
The Newport. Al, BIZ ..at \
PHI G NV. 3r.-.S.O 90
9O7 y NV. Ar. b. p DO /
6lo o NV. Ar. b. .2l.U
GAR
Rear a26 q ST. NV.
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No. "a RANDOLPH S.W.-COIIONIAI. PORCH.
g rooms and bath. double back porch. vacant
18th Rent. $29ao.
d. H. JOHNSON co. 1888 II st. NV.
FOR RENT-TwO-STORY BRICK HOUSE:
six rooms and BATH li:6 Oak ST. NV: eec-
trir lighting. porches; rent. 5000. Apply
1911 Oak st. NV.
SEE 66 V ST NV. FEW DOORS FROM list
ST.: parlor, reception hall dining room and
kitchen: 5 bed rooms; tiled bath: modern
heater: big yard: fine condition SPECIAL
INDICTMENT. RENT. $50.
BELT O'RRIEN Il CO.. NC. 1909 G nv.
FOR RENT-oNE OF THOSE NEW HOUSES
on Hobart st. near 10th ST.: rooms. baths:
hotwater heat: electricity: porcbes: rent. $50
Open for inspection
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
FOR RENT-CENTRAL NORTHWEST: OVER
looks Thomas Circle: IL rooms. baths: hot
water heat; rent. Sill per month: possession
June l.; ideal location for n first-class board
ing and rooming house.
STONE & FAIRFAX. lS4: New York ave NV.
To COI.ORED TENANTS
NO 1918 9Th ST. NV
Is rooms: Iatruhe heat.
RENT. $1,000 PER MONTH.
IIFrF''" .>N : " AVN. ffaf y ST
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90 m ~, s. ~ a., l. ru "r - =
l+11 cap n'.1r.'''',-"' l"si ~ n'N :.
18th \ Irving NJ. ST." go SOC l. h".Nf-..--
M. L,a sex tlv r ~ ~ i..i1 a. ~. 81 II t
ri,: mn ~, ;r iSa, as ,ty ar. %"
DWELLINGS 'hlbEEp TENANTS
ia. +, mn .ir N.55-.b In Church NV .'ir:.1 :.
I.4l ,ih NV ,;r a%0l 80; !. uNv.'ir - y
1854 kaI ri nv. ST. '.'' W. h"ht"h II" NF5-,.'
IS, Lamont nv -'i::'.'',t .''> "a ave 1N -tr.o'
o.:+l l1ti nw.tir- l>-"p III GA nN-'r ! -
81, o,k,,ale NV tiriG a. l.fT Ridge nw ~ II :
APARTMENTS.
40 NJ NV. ,r So ~ 7G1 - NV ~ .. -
1888 cap @-'.sl 80 - GN.''f - -
t,,1 I. NV ln.,p .l1l Ward nv, ir - =
1oi Rid,,. nc III II - ~ |, ~, II ..-- II
: rAYWuDI .lJ y y NV. nv Ph. ~
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FOR RENI-H. l.. RUS
""119 Cal. 15r. 3b. 135. &C
1422 Il ! av NV, 12r.
2b 40 .H
17l2 y NV. Tor, b .e6. 81
""si6 18th NV. 12r.
2b so. on
1876 q NV. Or. b. 30. M
1927 21st NV. yr.b * "a
no 18th nw.1Or. b45. UJ
1115 Harv'd. Or, b 40. 81
ISL 18th nw.9r.b. $3.50
APART
1915 Park I'd. 5r,b. AS. 40
800 C NV. 5r. b. ..40.5C
Avalon. .r. h.....+2.:T
Myrene. Or. b.....4 40. M
Hartf'd Court. 4r. b. 81 90
Hampton. 5r, 10 81 so
No %, Clifton, ir. h.3,. 81
Avalon. Ar. b ..35. 90
st. Clair. ar. h. SO. 81 tao
Libhardt, A.. b. 30. 81
BUSINESS
1922 18th NV. 30. 80
a19 18th NV. n. frt 25 90
3462 Mt Pleas st. Is 90
1900 i1:h re. ~. 90
COLORED
1914 Swami w.6.h.o7.: 30
l146 Seaton nw.6. b. ~ uO
.:.222O 11th NV. Or. 20. 30
2125Ha Ward pl, b. so
1850 Oak. Or, b. Is. So
PIT NJ NV. Or. b. 1870
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

| A6dh VI MENUS III LII.
FUR. AND UNFUR. (Continued.)
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED CoOI. ROOM
next to bath in downtown apt to lady. Ro1
$50. Star office. s"
| THE NORFOLK. End AND D. Me- ROOMS
+ and BATH: facing Mass and station plaza.
| Rent. SIC.
| THE AvoNDALE. 1874 p sT.-FURNIsHED
! three rooms and bath second floor: reasonable
terms Apartment % o.
Amy Gordon, Apartment Specialist
| to rooms fur and unfur.; month or year.
! 62s BOND BLDG. NJ. 4I72.
BY DAY. WEEK OR MONTH.
| NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT.
One room apartment with bath. one each
.. :: and : room apartment with kitchen and
bath: nntuFnished or furnished: linen. china
night office and elevator service
The Burlington. Trgmasi G aTsl near
UNFURNISHED.
DESIRABLE ArARTMENTS FOR RENT HAV-
$3.50 to ssSs an eaI to
for the price. BALLARD 4 LANHAM, INC.
in the downtown section: attractive rooms
and bath ianitor service: fine condition:
TIE MANOR HoUSE-Dellghtful summer
apartment, where there is always circula-
ii"n of air: located of the highest
points in Columbia Heights. groom and bath
apartment: splendid condition. janitor. and
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BUILD
lNGS IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: Groom and
bath apartment and Broom nd bath apart
ment' convenient to car line: good janl1nr
PARTY DESTROYS OF sURLErTING AN
attractive 4-room- and bath apartment in CO
. LihBIA HEIGHTS. will rent at greatly
duced rate; good condition: nicely arranged.
Let us submit this for your inspection.
n l.. SALISBURY COMPANY, NC
721 18th n. Main 5eo4-5
IN 22o6 1 ST. N.w.-THREE ROOMS AND
bath: modern improvements: rent reduced for
the summer months. l.. s. FRISTOE, S13
18TH st.
an AND HARVARD. '.WILLsON. So, so $40
, ,t ETCIb Nv GAM IRI4i. q 3"
IS; +: y, S% IS IS. ST.
DTVAIL & CO.. ID 18th NV. TO-
rooms and bath. sss per mo.
:: rooms and bath. SIS per
4. b. BEIIREND. 4l6 9Th NV. NJ 1859.
TIIE RoYALToN. olS NJ Nw-WE ARE OF
fering a few apartments of and rooms each,
which for size. condition. closet space and
service cannot be eluaed. Inspect now.
J. A. HAYDEN. Agent.
AZ ST: s.W.-Two NICE FLATS: Ar. AND
h. each LIST and 2nd floors: rent, $3.50
G.. VI. PARKER CO..
4.;J AZ st. s.w.
THE GOODWIN.
Apt. rooms and bath. south front, FIRST
floor. electricity. porch side yard Rent only
$50. See tantor.
FOR RENT-EY
EDWARD 7. SCHWARTZ, nc.
IA 10th st. NV.
FALKSToNE, Or. bs75 90 Glib F NV. 3r b. .1o on
OAKLAND. 7r. b. rs 90 100 NV. 6r. b. rs so
FALKSTONE. 5r.b5o.O0 1922 18th nv. b 81. 80
OAKLAND. 5r. b. 5000, OAkMONT, 5r. ID. ~ 80
MADRID. 5r, b. 1000 OAKMONT. 5r.b $50
WINSTON, Or. b. 81 so 3O23 18th. Or b. %. 80
BELGRADE ii. 81 90 1860 GIRARD. 81, BIS 80
HENRY LEE. A.. b 30. 30 723 Euclid. 3r. h. q so
KARL. Or, b % 50 81 18th ne. 6r. b. II 50
1922 18th NV 81, b 80. co ~ NV. 5r. b. 1000
1921 Il NV. Ar, b. rs on 1925 NV Ar, b. Is 30
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-EI MOORE 4 HILL ,lNC.).
lf.h-". II ST NV
UNFINISHED HOUSES
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CORNER 1850 1lth ST nv: $ rooms md
hath. with garage. $40 ho1se only 81. fur
mace heat; property in splendid condition.
H. H. BERGMAN & 60. 81 Z st. NV.
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1905 Sth Sc. Or, b. 1850
90S eth Sc. Or. b -. 81
las Heck D Sc. 6r, b. 1880
~ 9th Sc. ar.w. .t2.Jn
l24l X Sc. 6r.gas. i 81
liul W Sc, Or. 300
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NO. 20 RANDOLPH PL. N.W.-6 ROOMS AND
bath: large porch: $27 per month Apply -
OWNER ~ aG Ean'"lnh Prone NORTH Tt"SJ
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FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED cool ROOM
next to bath in downtown apt to lady. Rox
| $50. Star office S"
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as ii Sw. 1r. w..I4.5u
GIL ID Sw. 5r,w. Is. av
49, l SW. 5r.w. ESQ
III II sw. 6r.w. 81
l341 ~. sw. ar.w. 1850
1872 Mon sw. 4.HlO.pI
1888 Unicn sw. Ar. w3.50
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y. l. SaNSEi EE 90. lN'..
al l3th ST NV Vain ,'"l .
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GARDINER & DENT, INC,
III l4th ST. NV

Mt. Pleasant home, 3l'4 Mt. Pleasant ST
l" bright rooms. . tiled baths. INV h gas
and elec. Its. large front porch. awning
servants toilet; laundry tubs. all in good
shape; rent. $3.50. Open for Inspection
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An ATTRA,'riNE h\n COMFORTABLE:
HOME. recently renovated ;ir"u!,luut, nirrl'
arranged: - rooms and hatli. hoi-wafer heat
located in an attractive section of VAS
inston Heights. Ecnr only ------..---.- S.a.h'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR To DARkEN 1T
Its Grsndmotbers Recipe to Keep Her
Looks DARK, Glossy,
Thick

Ths ID time mixture II sage tea sui
sulpaur fpf dsrkeuBig graz. streases
End fsded hair l. rrandnatis1s tFsat-
fasrt. and folks are sRain uslng 4 e.
kesp their hair a good. eva efalof. whith
i auate sensible. - w. Ert living - sn
aFe vher . y0uthfm appearance j. n4
the rrentest adtnntnRe.
Nesndsgs. thuurh w. dHnt hntt thf
trautitsurns task ~ rEthfrins she saEt
SD tis uussr uiKing st hoss- AT
aruF sfaras 81 tts rsaas toau-e prndisft
es1lsE aWFsfts saef aisf @ulf.l.nr Cas1.-
rssunE- 81 hi.attt % esnts q hsstls it
Is faTF rafular berauss ur.t.aar ean dts-
aesss /. hss hesn s17iisd snfF nsaist
- ruu rFrb r. q suft hrust matt .
e.a arru ttis tifruuat ruuf har tski,l1
49, srsar atrHnt a. . tirst ~ rreFHfnE
shs s~tF frr fisrTreurs. lsHa wlsHt a.
af*s 80 laMWw w.h WwsEhs ~ans nna
sasrhsr i tfns. t.esiass i.saae fslst zsrt
aaas4 ~ BAR af1sr Ser Hfs is1siafss
+ asss rru1nas ttft arst anHzT NnE
as-earans 81 aiunlnua e8sf s - 81
.snsse hssrtss. fTsserlts sareFaf 80.
Isz ezlr rrt ianirz bah.-.ass
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and feeling thousand times better. +"
Miss AMELIA JAQUILLARD, 1861 Te-
houpitoulas St., New Orleans, La.
St. Clair, Pa. : "My mother was
alarmed because | was troubled with
suppression and had pains in my back
and side, and severe headaches. / had
pimples on my face, my complexion was
sallow, my sleep was disturbed, | had
nervous spells, was very tired and had
no ambition. Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound has worked like
charm in my case and has regulated me.
] worked in mill among hundreds Of
girls and have recommended your medi-
cine to many of them. Miss EsTELLA
MAGUIRE, ITO Thwing St., st. Clair, Pa.
There is nothing that teaches more
than experience. Therefore, such let
tiers from girls who have suffered and
were restored to health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound should
be lesson to others. The same remedy
is within reach of all.
II y0u want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Conf.
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held in strict confidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
Over
Stocked
ND MI-sT NAkE NOON

o. wiH So 81 81 aass IN nsw nmg ssr-
sud -hanf fnrntwfe fe Ms sta-s Hf q ~
duerf fTies. hstita lssrs tins ~ stFsl
and i-ass BIDS. sffanzs and ulastrsssss.
diuinr sd kHshfs stahs arftr ard
ktslIaf triifs. isafiIsf anuafrs Irtsrnr-
tiarEi TrErE ~ rszslEkss. irfffts f-ers-
-. eti1arsrs nuf stsetaarfs. rfi1lscf
ga - sfuaFass ruzs. tatH enFriaess
ftrtsir si.let. ana nafF nfhr urtelrs
ftrt irrarasf Ham
fnss 81 hnns 3 80 1fss 81 ne ns.s
nsTar tnm1 ksaeN Ntns ma faasrra
Nss nuu ~ S. samss e. rs# Few roas -
fr1f wsatT 5 ufsasaektrf 8Ha rnnF
- nsf la.a them esm ed aatt fnra.a
- Fle.s
NJ G0TIER
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SOUTH CABOT

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Swain of Wood
bury are visiting at c. w. Houghton's
and with other friends for few days.
Charles Houghton and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Swain took an auto
trip Sunday to Lyndonville, where they
visited at the home of Joe Jock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Batchelder and
daughter, Edith, of Plaintield visited on
Monday at George Gees. Mrs. Batchel
der is sister of Mrs. Gee.
Miss Emma Stocker OF Danyile was
the guest of Goldie Tibbetts part of last
week.
Mrs. 0rvis Shaw and Goldie Tibbetts
were in st. Johnsbury Wednesday.
c. L. Scribner was in Stowe recently
and upon his return brought with him
his mother, Mrs. Lucy Seribner, who will
visit him for time.
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have been visiting relatives in Canada
the pact week.
Miss Adele Barnett was called home "a
Walden from her work at orion o.
goods, by the serious Illness Of her
mother.
Robert Emery Of Pcacham visited bis
son, Pred, last week.
Cards are cut announcing the engage
ment Of Mr George Curricr 10 Miss Mar
iorie Wells.
airs. Gertrude Wells has returned from
several weeks stay in Boston and vicini-
~
George Currier Is in Boston. purchas-
ing his fall end winter stock Of goods.
Mrs Freeman Lawson ~ Woodbury.
was guest 81 the home 81 hef daughter.
Mrs.. Cisrius nurnham, rcoeutly.
e. B Nludeett Is seriously H with
blood poisoning IN he hand. Which BE-
burt q fsu days $50.
William Wright j. Visiting BE rarrnts.
Rev. and Mrs. George Wright.
Nrs- Mary Poster was q business ris-
ituf in barre NrHnrsdav
Aif and Mrs Beft Lyferd were tisit-
turs 81 Fahian Raads IN - 1atnshufY
ferrftlv
NJ anf Wrs Guy cranreT ~ nsrTr
visited tatF HaueitHr. Mrs.. martha
fffnnref. rHsntlr
Miss Eu8th Hatnes and Miss Aiie
Harvey wsFs hums frum 19husgn ever
-unday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
Mr.. Stackpole Gaining.

New York, Oct. l5.--George F. Stack
pole, the 7l-yearold lawyer, who has
made a remarkable fight against an at
tack of anthrax, during the past six
days, was yesterday reported by his
physician as showing continued improve.
ment. Mr.. Staekpole is not entirely out
of danger, though his recovery is ex-
pected. Serum secured from the govern
ment has been used in combating the
disease.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
CABOT


Mrs. Fred Wales visited her sister in
Montpelier last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cummings Of
Hardwick were guests az Mrs. Abbie
Smiths recently.
Mrs. Puuington Of Lincoln was a guest
al the home Of Der daughter, Mrs. n. W.
Hale. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian Read Of ~.
Johnsbury visited Mrs Reads grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Russell,
last week
" b. Lance and family. have moved
10 Plainfeld. which pil BE- nearer he
work a. district superintendent. TIE
good wishes oi their many friends 60
with them.
Mus. a. c. Ainsu6rth visited friends
in M0risFle last wesk
A son was born b Mr.. and Mrs. Prank
Wiicoz Monday. Olt e.
Mr.. and Mrs. *. b. Bates base -
turtisd home, after spending several
sstks VITA their ssn ia Lyme. y. "a.
Mrs. Inez e,oarieh has tarats8 fls
tenement a. @. p. Begles' and gone q
Har8uiak - Hre.
Miss JENNIE Macmillan af south Rys-
Euts sftut SUNDAY u tnau Wlth fFiauds
4 Ladeau has Euished wnrk in thr
flaaksmitt sisfw 81 u ~ Dawson and
genre ~ Marshhs1a
TIE harts-t @ufgsT So tis CunFreru-
tienal rrstry Tufs8aF ftenine q last
Hesk vac 3 deidsa saaess. TIE rEu-
sesds from the silffef ana srit uf rsEe-
iai.es aufnrr.trf e. neaFf sen
NtIis Fislds hes re1tf3 ths bower trr-
Hrert in Wantr Lams hau=f auf e
'rffsa-ef g. ~ fr-inf ~ Seq - ruhtr
Itsgs ul1 - fnsfFtfaa1 Ell NnrrisrIle
~ - G. NJ E5 - fis essrtn1 81 60 .
~ tr soal hu TIE iasussa- Mrs
= tisslaF unE aar.artrusfs fvesaastt. h.rs .
skm1 W ~ rwmss fMt So
ist~sa nisstiar SIS . heis merrill
Z E- ssrsa tfnnsr 81 theiT ner n-H
~ uut rf enws fsea nnt ~ tuwt-
alas arTrs efH sranr go paFk tf
- ritrr
De-. ard Nm 1T Ereu nns sruris1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
They're Finel Don't Stay Bilious, Sick,
Headaehy or consti-
pated

Enjoy lifei Keep clean inside with
Cascarets. Take one or two az night
and enjoy the incest. geutlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up feeling grand Your head will
b. clear. your tongue clean, breath right,
stomach sweet and your liver and 20
feet Of bowels active Get boa at any
drug store and straiehten up. stop the
headaches. Billions spells had colds and
bad DAYS brighten ~. cheer up. eiesn
mp Mothers should give q whole Cas-
cnrst % children when cross. bilious
fcverish ~ Il tongue = ted-fhfy are
harmless RriFse ~ sicken Adj.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
Mrs. wynne Dies

Los Angeles. Cal. oct. ls-Mrs. Rob
ert J. Wynne, aged - years, Of Wash
iueton. ID. c.. wife Of former Postmaster
General Wynne, died suddenly here We'd
nesday night ~ heart trouble while en-
route 70 the san Diego.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
WASHINGTON.

UBiyerFalist church Sunday az II a.
M sermon by state Superintendent
George D. PORTER, upon the subject,
Who l. thisf' AZ : p. M, sermon. Pace
% Pace" Mrs. Fortier will sing a
each service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15

L. b. Adams and those who helped "a
care for the teams. This was all deeply
appreciated.
Mrs. Ncna Preston, Estelle Preston,
and grandparents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-15
ONLY SIXTEEN, W
y GIRL VERY SICK
Tells How She Was Made
Well by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
New Orleans, Lar take pleasure

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-01
NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN

Roster ocers ust regular stations
formation for the National Guard OF Hawaii Armoy corner Hotel AZ
GENERAL STAFF
W. Adlasof General
MAJ Charles W zeEhr MAI Arthur W Nes Ord Dept
Coonel1 Il
b.
Capt Henry Van Geaon q n
W. Short, Chief @ N.
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Capt Leo 4 Sexton Ned Dept
Ads 70 ne Goyernos Capt q p poashsrty Infantry
49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE tt 49, 8. 81
w. Whltsnsr. u 8 A.. ln,pseforin,trucl,r.
HEoIMENIAL FEED AND STAFF oFFlcER3 f8T IMP
Lisutecol. William r Rney Nal |I|Ian IL Bal &. H.|
Geo schrade Adjt lat l1t John W E..,.I.1 II|
Capt H p 0S0liHan, I1d George II C1U0|n|.
A P. mai Merle N Johnson 1t Bat
REGINALD W Warhau Con6y
Lieut. Roscoe Ps,I|.s III ~
Cd Lieut. Fred NJ
COMPANIES STATIONED ~ HoNokHLU
COMPANY A-1s LLeat r NJ smoot % Lieut. I chns11u I
day 1850 m.
COMPANY RcaDt Paul Super it lieut. Lovrs, q sal ra.l
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NEoTEHDAY'S RESUETs.
National Guard IS, Dept Hospital 10
AIerts "a 2nd Infantry q

3 A crowd Of wildly enthusiastic has.
.ketball fans saw two fed-liof games on
the srmpry court yesterday afternoon
The eloeeness OF the race, and the fact
that the four leading teams were IN
action Ia the crucial games Of the So.
ries. brought excitement 70 the high.
est pitch and rfvairy both on and of
the floor superseded the strict rules OF
the game.
In the opener the Department Hos
pital players were 50 anxious TO rough
II with the National Guard team. that
they paid more attention to their OBJ
ponenfs than to the ball. and helped
10 beat Themselves decfsiYely This
game was very rough throughout.
The sailor I'VE representing the
Alert went after the End Infantry Eve
i'm the second game. and By winning
after a halr-raising contest put them
selves In Z tie for second place, pull
ing the and out Of first The National
Guard. BY its win and the defeat Of
the End Infantry, jumps to the top OF
the percentage table. = =
The race now Hes between the three
leaders. The National Guard plays
the Signal Corps tomorrow, and
should win without much trouble. Next
Thursday the Department Hospital
plays the End Infantry. and should the
latter team lose. II win practically put
them out 81 the running. On the same
date the Alerts play the Engineers.
Next Sunday the National Guard
meets De Russy. and on Thursday. the
18th. at 5 p. m. the End Infantry
plays the National Guard. Should the
guard win from both the Signal Corps
and De Russy, and the End Infantry
defeat the Department Hospital. the.
End viii be working against the
Guard for q tie for FIRST place In the
final game.
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AND
| KALEO TIED
| INBATTING
Laf Tin and En- Sue Divide
Honor for Most Bases
Stolen

Not only Is the club cup for. the
Carnival In dispute between two OF
the teams. but individual houors for
bttting and base stealing are also a.
yiled. h
The averages show that Kaleo. the
Mani third baseman, and Cross. the
18th Infantry cafcher have siugged
the bali for 500 per cent. which means
that each man got lift for every
two times at bat. I.af Tin and Ayau.
Of the Chinese, Sousa OF the AlL0 ahns,
o. johnson OF the 18th Infantry and
CarrolI OF Maui all figure IN the .400
cIass Maui has two men who show
.3n9 or better. while the Japanese have
che and the Chinese one In this d.
faion.
IN base stealing, Lai Tin. and En-
soc G the Chinese are a stand-on
With four purloined sacks each. Ar
an and fiishi OF the japanese are
close seconds. with three each. ana
thia IN spite OF the TACT that they had
a chance to compete In only two
gaInes - s:
Tie following averages are for the
games OF the Official Carnival series
only, the several extra contests not
fianrinR IN the comDefition. 6