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High class laboring man wants work of any kind, temporary or per manent. Address Gateway. 4-13-3
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NOTICE.

Go to Brown & Hawkins for all kinds of mechanics tools and build ers' hardware. Quality First"
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LONDON. - The high tax has not lessened smoking in England but has driven smokers to cheaper cigarets and cigars, says the Tobacco Trade Review"
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[Congress has more important matters (. its hands just now but local Washing ton thinks few things are as weighty as the proposed lengthenIng of the work. ing hours of government employees in the capital city The tempest has been raised by the rider Co the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill proposed by Representative William ? Borland of Missouri It provides that government employees shall work an hour longer each day without additlona compensation. Most of them now wor. seven hours a dayl
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For a delicious salad try our new line of Tuna Fish, "The chicken of the sea-" Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
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Mackinawa, Pants. Socks, Boots, Packs, Underwear. Anything you need. SEWARD COMMERCIAL co.
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Waterfll & Frazier whlskey at The Branch"
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Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch"
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7 HEAD OF STOCK

One COW, heifers, / horse, 80 hens
and chickens, pair harnesses, new pune
sleigh, moving machine, horse rake.
cultivators, express wagon, buggy wagon
cream separator, 3 milk cans, and guam
tity of oat straw, 90 blu. of oats, 10 bu
wood, stone drag grindstone, etc.
Also, about Is tons of good hay, guam
tity of oat straw, 90 blu. ats, 10 bu
wheat, 40 bu. potatoes, so bu. corn on the
cob, 3 bu. beans, some corn fodder, and
a lot of household furniture, including
stoves, chairs, rockers, sofas, stands, etc,
Lunch will be served those coming
from distance.
Terms at time of sale. Everything Of
fered will be sold without reserve or linn
it, as / have no further use for this
property,
ROY J. HOLDEN, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, vt.
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THE HOME FARM

containing about 80 acres of land suit
ably divided; the tillage land is perfectly
level and is all machine moving; cuts Is
to 20 tons hay; good fruit orchard and
quantity of small fruits, berries, etc, !;
the barn is comfortable and is 36x40 it.;
very good henhouse, will accommodate
over 100 hens; house contains 6 rooms ;
never failing water at house and barn; on
Il. f. D. and telephone lines; lh miles
to creamery; this is farm on which one
can make money in the poultry or mar
ket gardening business
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ENTIRE HERD OF
REGISTERED JERSEYS


stock which have taken great pains t.
get together, and every one is winner
/ No. l--Polita of Brondale. No. 2l223l
sire, Hood Farm Pogis saith, No. $3.50
dam, Gypsy of Brondale, No. 1902; ant
IL registered daughters, as follows:
No. miss Saratoga, No, 3663s6; sire
Mr.. 0toko. No. e2293;
No. 3-Cates Polita, No 3663s6; sire
Myra's Pogis King, No l053S5;
| No. Al 5-months-old daughter, not
registered, sired by Peers Figis Fox, No
1870.
No 5-Polita of Brondale, No 2l6sol
62eS0: dam, Lucine of Brondale, No
l7s9o9.
No 6--Otoko's Onna, No. 2972l3; sire
Mr. 0toko, No. 922a3; dam, Polly of Bron
dale, No, 24433S.
| No. Queen Ojo, No. 2o63s2; sire
Torpno b. OF Shemet, No. s9l72; dam
Queen Oeta, No. 1878
| No S-0jo's Silverside, No. 346946
sire, Dandy OF Brightside, son Of Torono
b, of Shemet; dam, Queen Ojo, No
2963s2.
No. 9Star Penelope End, No. 3425l9;
sire Myra's Pogis King, No 105385. dam
Star Penelope, No, 244752
No. l0-Polly Red Wing. No. 3425ls;
sire, Myra's Pogis King; dam, Queen
Octa, No. 1868.
No. l2-Pollionna, No. 3663s7; sire,
Myra's Pogis King; dam, 0toko's Onna,
No. 2972l3.
No. 10 Nina's Golden Figgis, No.
332630; dam, Nina Fox. No 2704G9; sire,
June's Figgis Fox, No. 1857,
No. l4-Myra's 0jo; sire, Myra's Pogis
King; dam, Queen Oio. Four of the
above are two yearolds, due TO freshen
this fall.
No Is Two year old bull, Pur's Figgis
No. 1887; dam. Miss Peer, No 20lS34.
No. l6-One yearling bull; dam, Miss
Saratoga, No. 322466; sire, Myra's Pogis
King.
No. l7-0ne yearling bull; dam, Queen
Ojo, No. 2o63s2; sire, Myra's Pogis King,
grandson of ToroHo B. of Sheomet.
Three pure bred yesrlng heifers, 2
young calves, 3 good grade cows and /
2-year-old heifer
All the above stock has been tubercu-
lin tested and given a clean bill As
stated above, some of the cows have al
ready freshened and the balance will all
be fresh this fall and winter; all are
young, straight and clean. This is one
of the finest herds of Jerseys to be found
anywhere.
Terms at time of sale Lunch will be
served those coming from distance. Sale
will begin promptly at | o'clock Wednes-
day, Oct. %, 1915
EDWIN w CATE, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auetioneer, Barre, VT.
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Saturday Afternoon, Oct. %

at O'Clock sharp, the following describe
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SOUTH WOODBURY.

Miss Olive Goodell and Miss Lila Teb.
belts were home from the johnson Nor.
NAL school over Sunday.
Mrs. B. R. Nelson and Mrs. Neil Dan.
iels were in Hardwick one day last week
George Hogge and family moved to
Lyndon Thursday.
Philip Currier is i'll with pneumonia.
Clinton Thurston has purchased of
Mrs Morton McKinstry about 80 acres
of land on the opposite side of the road
from the place where he now lives.
Mrs. Eta Powers of Marshfeld visited
her daughter, Mrs. Harley Wheeler, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. E. NJ Daniels is i'll with the
grippe.
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THE SAWMILL

is practically new and everything in fine
condition; 75-h. p. with No. Chase mill
Lane set works; Pain. planer, clipping
saw, slab saw and full equipment of ma
chinery has a capacity of 1000 #. per
hr.; there is in the immediate vicinity of
this mill more than 100000 IT, of tim
Der which can be secured. and the haul
is only about 21s miles to railroad for
shipping.
The farm and mill property will be
sold separately if desired
There will also be sold about 10 tons
Of nice hay and some other personal
property. Sale positive, rain or shine.
Terms at time of sale. Remember the
date. Oct. 26, at O'Clock in the after
noon.
HERMAN CARR, Owner.
D. A PERRY, Auetioneer.
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THE FARM

containing about 50 acres, suitably divid-
ed into tillage. pasture and woodland
there has been conservatively estimated
to be $4,000 TT. of soft wood on the
property; cuts 10 to Is tons of hay
barn SO X "a it., basement; Groom house
in fair condition; new carriage house,
Toulouse and henhouse; running water
at house and barn. one-half mile to
school; on r. F. d. and telephone lines /;
lots of white and yellow pine, and rock
maple
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TO RENT

TO RENT - On Patterson street, e-room
house. hot and cold water. bath, gas and cleo
trio lights rooms upstairs and 3 down tel
es9-W between 4 and D. m. Stanton Was
gait, Morse block 1866
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The Larger Part of the
Home Farm

Containing About 100 Acres of Land,
more or less, about 40 acres in good,
productive tillage; lays well, in high
state of cultivation, good sugar place of
about 600 trees; wood and lumber enough
for home use; buildings consist Of 7.room
house, with closets. woodshed connected !;
running water to all buildings; house in
good repair inside and outside; 3 barns,
36x24 fl, with hoghouse and henhouse !;
cow barn 70x40 it,, with basement under
all hay and tool barns and granary; all
these buildings have good roofs and are
nj in yary uood renair
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D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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sONAL PROPERTY, Consisting |
TWENTY COWS

three of them registered Jerseys, balance
grade Jerseys. Cows are young and good
size, some now fresh, most of the others
before Jan. /, and few little later
nice dairy herd. | Jersey bull, 6 Jersey
heifers, 2 brood sows. full-blood Berk-
shire boar, shoats, 6 sixweek old full
blood Berkshire pigs, pair of horses
extra good farm team.
FARM TOOLS AND MACHINERY
| two-horse lumber wagon with box
body and rack, dump cart. new express
wagon with pole, road cart, blackboard,
II sets traverse sleds, bob sled, engine
sled, pleasure sleigh, one h. p. gas en-
CINE, circular and drag saw rigs, thresh-
ing machine, blower-eomplete; sulkey
and machine skids, cream separator,
moving machine, rake and tedder, pota-
to digger, Amc. seedeT, manure spreader
land roll, stone boat, horse hoe, set OF
scales. wheel harrow, spike harrow,
spring harrow, cutaway harrow, cultiva
tor. corn planter, 4 plows, hay fork, work
harnesses, grindstone, 300 cedar posts, 10
solid cords of wood, milk cans and pals
and other small tools, such as sprinkler,
chains, bars, hoes, forks, rakes, shovels,
etc
CRoPS-75 tons of No. | hay, big lot
of straw, s acres of ensilage, 200 bush
els of oats. 80 bushels of barley, % bush
els wheat, 100 bushels of potatoes, and
10 bushels of beans.
SUGAR TO0LS-7O0 tin and galvan-
lied tubs with covers, Chase evaporator,
storage tanks and gathering tubs, with
some other articles not mentioned. A
first-class farm in every respect, and the
personal property is up-to-date. \ good
sale to attend Terms at time OF sale.
Lunch at noon
A. o. SLAYT0N, Owner
c. F. SMITH, Auctioneer, Barre, Vt.
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W. P. WHITC0MB, Owners.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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20 COWS

. of them registered Jerseys, from
some of the best Jersey blood in the
country; of them high grade Hosteins
and 10 high grade Guernseys; 20 of these
cows will freshen before Jan. |; they
are all young cows that / have raised on
the farm, and are choice lot.
ALSO, REGISTERED JERSEY
HEIFERS, coming years old, slick ones
and from some of the best registered Jer.
sey stock; 6 high grade Holstein heifers,
coming 2 years old, part of them to
freshen before spring; high grade
Guernsey yearlings and calves, year-old
grade Guernsey bull, 2 Holstein bulls
coming years old, l pair of 2.year.old
steers, well broken and we'll matched +;
these young cattle are all fancy stock.
ONE a-YEAR OLD MORGAN COLT
that is a beauty.
] have taken great pains and pleasure
in raising and caring for this stock, and
it would not be for sale at any price,
only for the reason above given. claim
this to be one of the best herds of stock
in Orange or Washington counties. An
accurate description of each creature will
be given. Those coming from distance
will be furnished lunch at noon.
Terms at time OF sale
V. B. slavery, Owner.
C. F. SMITH, Auctioneer.
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WANTED nrable girl for general house
work one who can cook none other need np-
ply call at Pleasant street. Montpelier VT
tel. 627-N. ieotf
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Auction Sale
Real Estate and
Personal Property
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26

On account of poor health, / will sell
at public auction to the highest bidder, on
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Four Lines for 25c

The Times will publish Wants. Lost and
Found, For Sale. To Let, etc.-short advertise
cents for the first insertion and five cents for
each subsequent insertion.
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INVOLVEMENT HOUSE

AND TWO HOUSE LOTS, known as the
Stimets or Guy Bently property, situat
ed on South Pleasant street in Randolph
village.
THIS HOUSE has been built only a
short time and was thoroughly well con.
structed; has cement cellar, wide porches
on front and rear, and entrance porches
on each side. The house is divided in the
center, making the 2 tenements entirely
separate; rooms i'll each side, bath,
closets, electric lights, sewer, etc; it is
we'll painted and in good condition; lot
large enough to afford good garden and
room for barn or garage; at the same
time we will sell the TWO EXTRA
LOTS ADJOINING.
The house rents readily at 1888 per
year, and is desirable not only as rent
ing proposition, but owing to its splendid
location and conveniently arranged tene
ments, is desirable for anyone wishing to
occupy one side and rent the other. A
reasonable payment down will secure the
property; plan to be present; this sale
positive and deposit will be required at
time of sale Oct. % at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon is the date. Sale will take
place on the premises, near the corner of
South Pleasant street; seldom do you
have an opportunity to secure as fine
as this at your own price.
H. J. SLAYToN, Owner, Barre, VT.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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George Noonan, former Addison
resident, was drowned Sunday at his
home near st. Louis.
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MY HOME FARM

consisting of 30 acres of land. 100 acres
of level tillage, all in a high state of
cultivation. Three pastures that will
keep 40 head From 200 to $50 NJ of
old growth spruce and hemlock timber
mostly spruce. From 1000 to l,50o nice
sugar trees. Two orchards of fine graft
ed fruit. Extra good ll-room house, very
convenient, all in nice shape and well
painted Large basement barn that ties
up "a head. Silo l5xl2x25 it, workshop
and Toulouse. Buildings all equipped
with improved lightning rods. INCEST of
spring water at buildings. Cream taken
at door, "a mile to school, store, etc.
Very desirable farm and money maker
for someone.
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IALH-EIRhat NEfINNF VNDEI Z.
D. A PERRY, Auetioneer.
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The H. p. Hood Co. of Boston has
bought the South Royalton creamery OF
Mr. Lucia of that place.
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Ernest Fl. Gibson, who died at the
home of his parents in Manchester, Oct
10, at the aged of 20, left a bride OF
few weeks.
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FOX SCENT

FOR SALE-Sehoaeld recipe for catching
fox. skunk. mink and coon; viii teach anyone
to set and bait traps will sell scent; have used
it over 40 years have caught from TO % fox
each season; write for prices or call on c. J.
Fisk, Waterbury Center, VT i70t26'
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Registered Jerseys
at Auction

As | am going out Of the dairying
business entirely, / have decided to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-21
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25, '16

at ! o'clock in the afternoon sharp, at
my farm in North Calais, about 4 mile
from the village in the neighborhood of
No. 10 Pond. my
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-21
Auction Sale
Real Estate and
Personal Property

As / have accepted position at my
trade out of the state and must leave at
once, have decided to sell at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder on the premises
where ! now live in Plainfield, Ia miles
from Planteld village and 5la miles from
Barre City, on the main road leading
from Barre to Plainfeld, known as the
Powers place, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-21
Tuesday, Oct. "a, 1916

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
premises known as the Gus Newell farm,
situated on the road leading from the
Stony Brook road, at the Twin Bridges,
to Barnard about AZ miles from Gays
Vile and l0ts miles from Bethel, in the
Newell neighborhood, the following de-
scribed real estate and personal property:
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ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Hiram D. Aver, veteran of the Civil
war, died Thursday at his home in Bran
don.
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ALSO A LOT OF NEARLY NEW
TOOLS AND MACHINERY, including a

manure spreader, suIky pillow, combina
tion potato digger and planter, 2-horse
riding cultivator, corn planter, light
2-horse wagon, horse rake, hay tedder,
moving machine, set heavy sleds, bob
sled, pung sleigh, driving sleigh, Concord
buggy. express wagon, f. Grimm sugar
arch, evaporation, 4 pans, galvanized iron
storage tank, galvanized iron draw tub,
about 600 tin buckets with covers and
spouts, 3 wooden storage tanks, pair of
work harnesses, drive harnesses, set dou
BILE driving harnesses, exceptionally
good set double work harnesses, hand
made and cost more than $4,000, all in
good shape; oh. p. gas engine, | oh. p.
gasoline engine and milk separator, De
Laval; feed grinder, ensilage cutter and
carrier, corn shelters, tanning mill, plat
form scales, sets tackle blocks, chains,
etc; the greater part of the above tools
are practically new and have been well
kept; when one considers the advance in
price on all farm machinery, this is an
exceptionally good opportunity to get
what you need at your own price.
ALSO, ALL CROPS, including 40 tons
Of choice hay, baled; a silo full of nice
ensilage, cut with the ears on before the
FROST a quantity of corn fodder in the
stock some India wheat, some grass and
clover seed, quantity of cattle beets; also
some apples and potatoes. Sale positive,
rain or shine Terms at time of sale
Lunch at noon. Everything will be sold
without reserve or limit. as we have no
use for the property advertised. Re
member the date, Tuesday, Oct. "a, at
10 o'clock
c. A. CLARK,
W. P. wHITCoMB, Owners.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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The death of Mrs. Julia Fields, who
died Wednesday at the home of her
son lin law, A. T. Hendricks. at the age
of So years. was FASTENED by the sudden
death of her daughter, Mrs. Hendricks,
two weeks ago.
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Mrs. Julia Merrill died Oct. 10 at the
home in Milford, N. H., into which she
and her husband had just finished NOV
ing. Mr.. Merrill had been travelling three
miles to and from work each day and
they had changed their residence to make
the winter more comfortable for both.
Before the last truckload of furniture
had arrived, Mrs. Merrill, who was 80
years old and a native of Middlebury,
died of cancer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-21

A man, who jumped from the bushes in
the dark, attempted to hold up the
team of Mrs. Robert Greenwood as she
was driving from Townshend to her
home and soon after the team of Perley
Albee, who was driving to Townshend.
Mrs. Greenwood whipped up her horse
and escaped and Mr.. Albee struck at
the man with a sled stake, hitting him,
and then hurried on.
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statesmen selling restaurant. hotel, cafe,
cigar, pool drug general store trade can do big
business with our new live pocket side-lin all
merchants towns loo 600 and under want it 4;
$500 commission each sale; no collecting no
expense risk to merchant; take back all
unsod goods Garfield Mfg. CO., 2OS Sigel
street, Chicago, Ill. 1S6tIs
SALESMAN TO place contracts with retail
stores for the famous Underwood Photographic
News Service: window advertising liberal
commss ions Elliott Service Co. Worlds Tow
err budding. New York. 1861
SALESMAN - Vacancy Nov l with old
house permanent position; cover Vermont
staple line, sold on exceptional terms high
commission $500 weekly advance: Sales
Manager, Suite %, 500 Woodward, Detroit.
1S6tl'
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Thursday, Oct. rs, 1916

ing described real estate and sawmill
property;
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FOR SALE
LAUNDRY FOR SALE

An old, well-established laundry. doing a fine
and lucrative business; opportunity for in.
sFeasihg business eNcellent especially noted
for It's superior work located In one Of Yer
monts large and fiourishing towns a rare OPP
portunity for one who l. looking for a good
safe business don't answer unles you are .
PItspeeIiNe purchaser should the prospects
prove attractive other business Interests in an
other state reason for selling; no brokers or
traders need answer; address Laundryman.
care Of Times. Barre. Vt issts
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20 HEAD OF STOCK

10 MICH cows, grade Holstein and
Guernsey; 5 of these cows are now fresh
and the other to freshen in the spring;
] 3-year-old Guernsey bull, fat; a calves,
2 brood sows to farrow in November, |
fat hog, some poultry; ! s-year-old
mare, weight 1900 lbs; | l2-year-old
horse, weight about | 100 TBS.
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Auction Sale
Real Estate and
Personal Property

We, the undersigned, having purchased
the farm, stock and tools OF L. F. Newell
of Stockbridge for the wood and lumber
and having no use for the other property,
viii sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, on
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FOR SALE--At half price, nearly new
s-drawer electric connection National cash reg
I ~. cost $500: Emery Lucia. South Royalton,
~ iS5tl6s
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statesmen WANTED

sIDELINE SALESMAN WANTED - High
class saleshoards only; new fall and holiday
line now ready largest concern in country
comm. $500 to $500 each order; Chicago Dia-
mond Importing Co.. 220 So. State street,
Chicago 1s6tis
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at $50 o'clock-sharp, in the forenoon,
at my farm in Calais, Vt, known as the
old Captain Moore farm, situated one
half mile from Maple Corner, mile
from Kent's Corner, and 10 miles from
Montneliar the following -
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FOR SALE-Gl-nwood range in good con-
dition; hot water front and reservoir; apply
at corner Camp and Cassie streets. ls5tss
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Auction Sale

As have other property that re-
quires my entire attention and to which
| am now moving, l have decided to sell
at public auction to the highest bidder,
on the premises now occupied by me near
North Calais, in the town of Woodbury.,
Y mile from North Calais, on the cross
road leading to Hardwiek, on
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. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE--I 1915 Baby
erana Chevrolet touring car; / 1916 Ford road
ster all tires practically new Raymond Far
rington, Cabot, VT. Is5t3
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-02-04
EDITORIALS
A WORD TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL
CHILDREN.

A WORD TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL
CHILDREN.
After we have passed from our
graded schools into our various high
schools there is q certain behavior
decorum and civility while at school
and in public, in fact wherever we
may go that we must nbserve and
adhere to, even though our parents
have neglected to tell US or admon-
ish us to behave ourselves, and not
wait for our teacher or professor to
tell or remind us of our duty. have
been informed that here in one Of our
high schools (and what is true Of
Des Moines may be true Of other
high schools where there are many
attending) that the colored children
congregated together become bolster
GUS, noisy, with loud talking and
laughing and acting ridiculous. This
should be stopped. You high school
children should not segregate your
selves off and become ludicrous for
your fellow white schoolmate. Be
young men and girls Of genteel
high ideal, mixing with every other
student, thereby reflecting credit and
character on our race. Parents,
speak to your children and caution
them about those things .,,S