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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Organ recital and concert, First Baptist
church, April 20.--adv
Baby carriages and sulkies, reed and
metal. Sadlier's, Keith avenue.
At the Congregational church Sunday
evening, the pastor viii discuss the i'm
portant question, shall We Have Uni
versal or Volunteer Servicey' That is
one OF the questions Of the hour. and we
need to think about it, Come and hear
what he has to say.
Word has been received at the local
postofFiee from the district secretary at
Boston TO hold clerk carrier examina-
ton st Barre on April %. From the list
of applicants an eligible list is to be
made up, from which appointments can
be made. Information can be obtained
from the local secretary or by commIni
eating with the district secretary at Bos-
tor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
The Indoor of the Outdoor Man.

In the April American Magazine Dean
Herman Schneider says:
'"The characteristics of men are SC
much on the surface that q keen analyst
usually will Uncover the correct one in
the first interview. They signal the in.
door and outdoor type of man. When
a blizzard is beating against the house.
an indoor man likes to hear the roar of
the wind because it emphasizes the
coziness Of the ingle nook and height
ems his sense Of protection. The out
door man is straightway seized by
desire to get out and fight the storm
Draw a picture of prospecting or con
struction work, and the second man will
lean forward with tense muscles and ra-
iiant eyes. The other will draw more
and more into himself, as if for shelter"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
INTERMENT IN HOPE CEMETERY.
Funeral of Mrs. Julia villanueva Held
Friday Afternoon.

The funeral of Mrs. Julia j, Villa
nueva, wife of Raymond Villanueva,
whose death at her home, 3I3 North
Main street, Wednesday afternoon fol-
lowed prolonged illness, was held at
the house Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The obsequies brought together many
members OF the Spanish colony in Barr
and there was a profusion of flowers.
Those who acted as bearers are: Luis
Sanmiguel, Antonio Sancibrian, jose
Valdivielos, Antonio Rernasconi, Frank
Cardi and Juan Fontbernal. Interment
was made in Hope cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14

Guy linn, formerly with the Boston
Braves and Of late member of the
Louisville team of the American assoc
has refused to sign contract 10
play with the Bridgeport club At ono
time Zinn was reckoned as ono OF the
most promising recruits, but his ability
as baseball player died before it had
hardly biossomed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
Specials

New lot of Ladies Neck
wear, Beads and Belts - the
latest fads.
Special values in Ladies
Hose. Numbers selling now
at 25c will be 35c or higher in
side of six weeks. Select now
if you can.
Children's Hosiery will be
harder to get later than La
dies. The mills are all sold
out. Prices will be more right
away; in large cities they
have already made the retail
price more. They will get us
a little later, so if you can
spare the money select at once
your Spring Hosiery wants.
Lots more new Wash Goods This
will be about all that we will see this
season. A very large assortment now
to select from at very near old prices.
New styles in Memo Corsets. We
have a special Memo Corset for me
dunn figures at $500 per pair. You
will like to know about this new
Corset.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
A Statement.

The report being circulated that thcrs
was scrap in my place laet Saturday
night, growing out of discussion Of the
war, is not true, as there was no such
occurrence.
]. B. Ca.ellini.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
A Card.

We wish to thank our employees a5d
the neighbors for their kindly assistance
in helping to save property from the fire
in our Eastman farm buildings on tEs
night Of april u Also the Union Mr.
tual Insurance &c. fer their prompt a.
iustment OF the loss.
The Wells-lamson Quarry Co
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
Lids for Kids

You may have to select your
Spring Millinery before the
weather warns up. 1t will be
good judgment. You want to
get the best that your money
will buy. so select this week.
You may want some distinc-
tive design, some particular
color. 1t is here now.
Misses Straw Hats with silk ribbon
bands, soc.
Misses Straw Hats with black vel
vet ribbon bands, long eEds, at SOC.
Misses Two Toned Straw Hats
with ribbon bands at Csc.
Misses Sport Hats of fine two
toned straw, sport bands, dollar
Hat at SIC each.
One lot of Hats, very fine straw,
in Cream and White, very neatly
trimmed, at SI.00.
We have a special assortment, lots
of good values, at SIPS each.
Misses Hats, S1.50. S1.S7 up to
$3.50, are just beauties-very fine
quality,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-14
LIDS FOR KIDS
Our Large Showing of Silk Dresses

Our Large Showing of Silk Dresses
This has been exceptional for the silk dress
afternoon roc Our line of these Dresses has been unusual
Y large and of qualities and prices that have appealed to all
who have seen the line.
We have had unusual style values coming into the depart
ment all the Ours is stock of Dresses that not
duplicated We have system of keeping close touch with
the market that get the models they
out.
We have just received this week large invoice of the
Dress models, something new and different
The Silk Popn Dress has been very popular 1t is Dress
price that appeals to all for afternoon party street
dress.
models They models and style
that win surely interest Then the price much than
would a dress
Special Silk Popn only SS75 Then best
numbers sells for only S00 They in all the popular shades
In will show you unusual
These individual
Dress models prices that will surely please you.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-22
$asmiItpm.

iinier dsent in Samiltun III Ssrr
G6narS Grud, 449 Sib Siinfte Cir.
geq Sci. 476-8. Spms 8buns
1631.A.
= @eItern Mlprssn puroen SRI.
Catherine gIilabetb gorrnb. Eo9ter
bon Serrn unb 6rau Soiepb Gpnrao,
unb Aerr @iuiam :. Sins, Sobn
bon 5rau 6rnnces 9lins, in Der St.
Sofepbs Stride our9 Reo. 9eorge
Maperbpefsr ebelich berbunbsn, Serr
Sins III sip anseiteltsr Der 9ilss
sopI Dorts.
- Srau 8. 6. Trdisr, Satin bon
Rsp. SroIer, 1T mad 5ebnfp0figem
gufentbIt i'm Bethesda 6oipituI in
Cincinnati nna SamiltOn 5uriitses
ts6rt.
- Die Samilton WaGtne Sool So.
in 9innenipalO rersab an bic Grant
&. @ouebn 60. rem Sontratt fiir cine
beSeutenbs 8srsrpberuns ihrer glns
lnae.
= Der Staetratb Bat bic pcn
MiaDor SoIsberqsr i'm boIbjdbrIi9eR
8ub9et empfo9Ienen geipiliauusen in
frlsenber @eiie rsbusirt: Si9sr6sits'
bon $40, 100 nuf $114 900; DEPARTS
ment fiir 6ffentli9er9ienit BON $113,s
$40 auf $4,000; @eIunobeits Dee
partement pun $4,000 auf $4,000;
porfzSeb0rbe Oon $4,000 uriF$65O0;
bic getpinisuns fir bas Wtercn Sos
ipital purbe bon 5000 auf S11, 800
erb0bt.
= 9te Tar SofFe 60. tuurbe am
0onnerItag in Columbus intorporirt.
Die Sntorporatprsn iinb: Mur Spffe,
8eFie Soffe, 6. o. Ruber, Craig
2anbis unb Wup 6. 2anbis.
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bic eHm. Gtrak,n. bie siItn.

bic sfm, Sirabm, bic eTsn.
Sagsiiber nihts als G,eIi6ier. fi9
beDssenbs Geiiatsr. ii4 bepsssnbe
Gippen.
Sagsiber Tnf5entiiG.r. bic bic
Shnurrbdrte relupuben, unb Sdnbe.
bic bic ariimeia bonn Oberbemo iips
pen.
Sossaber 3isarren. bi, ipieber an.
ge5iinbet perbeH, penu bic Sdbne
ni6t mebr tounsn.
Inb bann bic Rudt! - Sie buntle
Rahil
Sd iebe i'm Duntsln ni6is nls
iausnbs eiIsnbe, bdppsnbe, f9ludenb:
kibeubs Damu unb Serreu.
56 jsbe i'm 9rnume nihis nls
Rdupert5suge, tnn3suos Danstn. ufs
isne Nlunbs, ariimsIu uHb 9r0d6en
auf ben SelIsrn.
Sd babe mdndmdl fiirHierli6es
2Ipbriiden, ia 5ebs bnun 3dbns,
3dbne, 10 grob pieGrub3inten, 3dbne,
70 snbIos lang. nj. Aammpfdblsl
llnb penn i'd sripahsHb suinmmeHs
f6rede, nrsins Id, bds Ruuen gu h5s
rsn, bas unnufb6rIihe. nibsrfaHb6es
hsnbs, mabIsnOe aauen.
8, uelhe Norisr srbulbe Id!
Sd babe pas friibsr ME esnhni.
Wlau iost ia, eab man Iia on aass
seD56ne. feIbit on bos aergfs.
SH Gber fiir9te mid.
Sd ;ittsrs. psnn i@ trgsnSpo elm
guttsrbr0ih.u isbs 80.
8, prObisrt bas nal!
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Rleine Ssliseina6ri@ten.

5rdntltn Wiepers, bon Ro. ITO
Dt 10. StraBe, @OOinstuu, Der i'm
aemp'I6eu gisarrenIaben, go. $40
@ine Strabs, angsiteqt 1T, tpurbs ses
tern bonn Ssrsearten 9aIbpin unter
Der 2lntIase Oerbaftet, @ett5ettsI in
isinem 9siiB gs9abt gu babsn.
= 2pIa 6otpurb, bon SO. 5O4
Smitb StroBe, purbe geitern bon
Ribter Spiegel fauIbig befunben,
Spirituoien obus 2iSens pertautt gu
bdben unO gu elmer @eIbitrafs bon
$500 unb Roiten perurtbeilt.
- Nie gsftern bic bieiigs goItaei
teIegrapbii6 perftdnoigt puroe, babeH
bic 8sborben in Marquette, Mirt., an
atittpob Elm @utpmobiI bei6faes
nabmt, bos am MuHtag 2benb benz
bieiigen Acknowledgment Sobn SO.
Senbriren geito6Ien porbsu mar,
pGbrenb es fir tur5e 3sit DOT benz
Balnut Strabe Sbe1ter Itanb. Oie
Wlaf6ine purbe I'm geiit bon brei
jungen Burden eefunben, bic ungebs
LID gincinnatier iinb unb ibre Ramen
ols Omen Bel, girgiI 2epis uuD @Ip
Gniign qngabea. sic befiHben ii6 no.
tiirIi6 in 6aft.
Den gunbcsbeb0rben rpur6e ges
fern bonn Setettip Bel eine febr ges
ititt ab9ednoerte DpadrnDte iibermtts
telt, Die our5 uebertleben ben ans
idetH elmer $5eRute erbolten bdtte
uno am Sountae bem &potbeter Sars
rp Brittle Don Der @baIe unb Sdmils
ton 4Oenue bon einem letber unbes
fanutsH 9auner aufs.5dnst porbeu
mar.
SDbn Gurutbers, Der CUR 3ett i'm
S6erpoOb Sptel pobrt, melbets geitern
Der gOIi5ei, oaB er geIegeutIi6 elmer
GntbedungsreiIe, bic ct unternpmmen
9atte, um ben .Glephonten- gu feben,
cine fnrbiae S66ne tsunsn lernts, bic
ibm feline 8naridoft, aug ST. bes
itsbenb, ssftobisu babe.
- aus Der @obnung BON Trau ges
ter 6enrp, Ro. 2631 Grie 9tpe., pur'
ben S6mudIuhsn i'm @ertbe Don cts
no $275 geftohleu. Der poIi5ei ipurbe
cine CUTE misunderstanding Der
mutbmubIt6en 9iebtu esssben.
- @iuiam &eiutQt, bon go. 1856
s8eqs Goeuue, ruuroe fegen Gltouto-
bIlraiens BON Ritter GpiegeI qefterr
5u etner SeIitrafe bon $15 iutbt Soften
prurtbeilt.
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pas csum6room- -9rdafein.
@fie DON r. R ubem

Sd bin Elm giifsttfrGulein unb ;lpur
sin 9iifettfrdulein aus bem Qun9s
room.
Seufe fiible ID mebr ols nieberee'
f6lagen, aliberesp0buIi9 niebsrgss
i6lagen, BONN, ungliidlid.
9od felt friibtr Sugenb Tdon babe
i'd metns Saltuns gu bepabren Ders
ifanben, eine 10 snergiIhe SaItung,
bub i9 mid fait in alls 2ebenstpibers
ipdrtigfeiteH nit ansemefeuer RuAe gu
finber tpubts.
SEPT aber bebrobt mid cine gsruhss
gu iibermsrI9li9e 9eimfu6uns. cine
9lrt perfeinerter gersDeiflung, sins
Dual, bic spsiFellos mebr 2rn9s
room 8iifettfr6uIsins nit mir tbei,
len tpsrben, bic mid uber, als Tsus
ling, beftigsr seibeIt uHb mitutmmt,
als bic aiibereft :.
SIN alIesmetnen beilage ih metne
g4idfalssenofirnsn IN ben Gaben
Rasnsiasr. .Gsslissa nab anstnss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-22
3br iperbst eridrsdsn!
Gs tpirb Sud tpeb babel ipereeH.

Gb lDktU CuSu Iutq OuUSS IutIptH.
9enn Jbr isio ale - uHs i4
iprefe bier als Sa9.unbigsr nit eis
nsm tnormsn glab Don eriabrung -
Sbr fsib ale, iObalO Sbr einsn gtHsn
i'm MuHoe babi, gang sIei6. Oh 5br
biibi4 gu sHen pilegt ob<r nihi bitf4,
JAr isib bann ale pom einsr 10 at5eHs
tuirtsn SGbli6itit nit GursH iauen'
ben aisfsrn. miimmelubeH aippen.
ian5ennen Bnnsen unb sisbenbsn
S9IGfeu unb Strsn, oGb Sbr cine
Gariintur BON Gu4 islber isiS. unb
5par cine aariiniur, bic Guren Rss
bsnmenI6eH bsiaabe iHs Dafsr iugsn
toHnts.
0liidli6eripeiie beTiubet ii1 III btr
9sGbe bss Qunhrocms isin WalTer.
Sd pisberboIt: sIiidlidsrpeif.,
benn, ntine guisn 5reun6e. nun, no
i5 emma! bieIe Gntbsdung esmn6t
bab. unb tdgli6 bisfs mubIsnbsn gs.
bifie, supodtnbsn 8Gbue. iauenben
aisfsr, sreifenOtu Gipper uHo inirs
I9enbsn SflGfsn isbe. nun mnb iG
perSipeiflungsbOa on mid bdItsn, nm
mid, nihi btr5iptiflunasboII In hie
G6ubs unb Gt:eislldoufenft.r ssseHs
iiber nuf ttr GiraBs 81 iiiir3sn.
2t6, Shr nibi niai, fpie bos III.
Sbr perbet Is ouG ME ipiiien.
Sagsiittr ni6is nls @ebiF., Gau,
irtrtseuae, Sdmsden, 9sibsn. anusn,
SGlufen, BtipeeuHe aIIer Oeiihtss
musieln unb GtIi6tsbdrhsn.
Tdasiiber sIriden, bic 5br In
Mlunbb5bIsn ssriiampfen itht, But
.erbrotf<n, bic sbr hinisr ofunben.
nnssarsnsi arbsitenben 3dbnsn iuess
bunieln isbt, ginger. Die anrstfsn
unb ben Wiunb boa pfrDpfen, 5dHbs,
bic pom Seller gum Tunbe peben unb
pom wlulibe pisbr gum 9sIItr. aus
gen, bic siisn. Sippsn. bic efsn, 3dnbs,
bic sBazv a5zpsr. nis siita 0daiss.
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neber Die 9aye

Der 9aberSSepp 1T benz Mirtbss
SteffI idon Ionge 5ebn Mnrt idul-
oia, fam tie ober nidyt be5ablen.
,.ggeibt png," iaet Der Sepp enoIidl
ouf ipieoerhoIte Rabnina. .aibit mir
fir bic 10 wsarf a e'horiee @otih'r
6ann limb mir qilitti" - Ter
Steffl III nit oieier art Der Sd)uIben.
tilgnng eirperitanoen iiitD periebt oeln
iofort cine Ohrieiee, oaB er einel
Gurselbnum iGI1at. Ter aber Iieht
gdn3 gelaiTen ipieoer oif unb Taet.
..9u. bor' anal, Die mar bod a biBl
8 itnrfl Ga friee' I no 8 wfnrf
'roiisl"
3u ntsl berlangt.
.GrobpatisrIs, mas insItIi' ba bes
Du.9 . Snts5ls Ia fGo' sdblsl
8rnu6ihft n grab s'frass. ME DitI
6inAr er hGBl'
= .aifo. Jaioble. Jag mtrF1: ri.
pitI I5ineerIe bdf9i'2"
.6a - q fell tppib I - nett"
.9lbsr @iiebis, bifft Du 70
bumm, 4 6dils baidlt Dus nie
nm S6niirle btrs'fngi!-
= 800 - bn Fan 7 toins 6anss
stz t6asDi&zas) an b sJiRa'r s'botis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-22

tra6h erobe 9inberule irub feds SIdffeu
boben mid ooufttnbia eebsiIt Hne 5rnueu.
peIts an peibn9en ilsbeIn irpenbpeIrtsr strt
teibeu. fo1ten erbin q. pintbamS 9eeetabIe
Compound nerfurpeH. .--SrGn Gtta TO-
ttoH. Cabens6ura. gats.
Gersts babeH siDeifeElos ibr Rsites sstbaH I'm
fetieen aoH.Sfs NIT eiefem gdu unb fpuHieu
MOI metr tbuR. Gber bdute pirb bic fviiien.
fnaftiioe gebulloIune lbertroffen burt bic
usbtsiHifcen Gtaerro odfteu Der eHtrr aItmobt'
i6eu BuIsein uHb arduter. peIde tr epbtn
q. ptufpums geeeiabIe COMPOUND sntboIisn
Erb.
Genn tresnb etre spHtpEbaitDu bortnnbeu
n. sabIt es iit aus, an bic epoia q. gin''
bam w,sbteiHe TO-. 21un. paatI- am fpsstslisH
Eaib gu ftreiben-
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Rienic Der 9sbilivpns es.HeinOe.

Sie CD. p9iEtppus @e1neiube per4
onftaItet om 0onneriag. benz %.
Surt in 8erbinburg mt Der Sonns
togi4uIe unb benz isruuens uub
SungfrauerDerein Elm prnic IN Surs
bef Some SroOe in DeittpoOS, Su peE
dem Die 9or6ereiturgen in Der unss
fnfen6iten Beifs setrofysu iperben, 70
6aB allen 9beiIne6msrn gerubretbe
Stunoeu beborfcben. 9ds 9icnic
Iiimmt I'm sehp ubr Brrmittags fsi,
rleu anfang uno tpd5rt Bis o&; 11ht
4bsItbs.
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Sm albaniiden Raris.

.Oas albunii9s paris" unb bus
rStambuI bes Weitens" III Stutar
gelesentlicb senannt porben. Uenr
mir on ben @oIbbeiibsr bentes, oeI
bebduptete, Elm S.iter 9OIo fei eber
tIeiner oIs elm Seiter @si3en, 10 mag
Der @ergIsi6 ftimmen. Sommt man
ossr nidt aug BEN piIben SnneraIba'
! ntn, Ionbern aus Der S9pei5. aus
@isH unO SarnielpO, baum merit man
DON qaris niat pieI.
.3ur peri0nIiden TiibrungEIub Be-
bienuns erbisIt jsOes @Iieo uHierer
ReifegeieIitdft eins Srbonnona pGb'
renb Des breitdgigsn Iufent5nltes in
Stutdri. qDir mertten balb, bab es
notbis mar. QuberbaIb Der langen
Sauptitrabs ii9 oure6t gu finbeu, mar
Elm Ding Der llnmogIidteit. uHo BET
Radt tpnnts cine eiRiume @anberuns
brett gefdbrIi9 Derber. JeIOer,
Straben, 9G6e uub Grieob6fs Daren
10 itle3t DON einuuber abeegrenSt,
bdb mdn in Der DunteIbett urpers
febens pon einem feIbpegortigen Stras
ben9ebilbe m eiuen uneingerabmten
JIub marf6tren ober an ben Surbon
zines m0bammebaniTden 9rabiteins
itoben tonute. unier Siater bat res
gelmGbig cine Gbtiir3ung birett bur4
Oas JIubbeet geipdblt uno Die ruHo'
iteinIoie Bride unbeuust geldHen.
4u6 bier pis mn SHrtenoierteI bon
pobeoriBa, iinb Die WobnbGuier ais
berbaIb Der 9auptftTube nut feitungss
ortigen Dtuuern umgeben, gfah Iaus
gem Ropfen 6ffnete Der Suusbeiiber,
inoem er nit etEer Stdngs eiHen Ries
gel Iber Der i5Deren So5tbiire tpeg'
i9iebt. Wir betreten eiuen tpeiter Sof
nit nod uneepflestem 9arten unb pie'
len sSeigenbGumen. 3pei iteinerne
Treitreppen fiibren i'm WObrbaus auf
cine SoI3terruiie. ouf bic ale Send
der ausmiinben. Infer S6laf5immer
peift tein ein5iees W5beIItiid auf. Wiit
elm boar Sii9ern miifeH mir uns
bos 9stt auf elmer Der betoen 5ol3s
pritfden, bic Slpei BGubsn eutIong
Iaufen. 5ure4t MAIDEN.
Gin freunbli9er Gmpfons bur9
ben 6ausbeiiser Rursbbtu ag Bali
e1rtf6Gbigt uns fir bas primitive 8es
mod. Bir bstommen bas lnnbesibs
Iite S6GI6en biden Suffees unO bic
bonn 5erbergstdtsr ferbft gsorebte
unb eigeuiniinOig sugetLebts Cigarette.
sSsn einer tleinen SeiteNtummer i0ns
neu mir elm Stid aIbauiider Souss
inbuitrie ffubiren. unier Rureootn
nimmt aus etnsm geprebten Sinbel
cine 5onbpoQ spIDgelber Subatbldtter
uub Iegt lie in bic Rtuae elmer
g6Reibemof6ine; nadbem er bas
WeTsr baorf6arf gef9Iiffsn, isbt er
bag &nie auf ben Sabal unb ftneibet
Die 8lGtter in riirne fSofern. Wiit er,
itaunli6er @eI6idlihteit idiebt sr ben
5a6Gt INNER MIR iotpeit Dor, bdb bic
abgstrennten Gdb.u biirn pie Saore
abfanen uno ii6 eIutt unO seraoe auf
eiusm gtiid 3situngspupier ON SObeu
iammetn. Bel ben boher preifeu, bic
ben Offi5ieren nnb Solbnten fir bas
Rau6mntsrial obgenommen lperben,
mug bic SabatItbnsiOsret etn gutes
9efHGft fem.
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Sein gurnct @pub apnasrt.

S5m guruet g9ooos Bart rinSet ,om
Slrtita8 fem &oH3ert itatt, "a ale
rerfiigboren Uhtitffapenen fiir Die R1.
rc9e Der Jretnalirer geIegertii4 0eS
sS!u5ilaluns oeS speibun0ertio9rge
geitebens Der 2onboner GcrBIueeyen.
eagrt mJroea fin6.
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s9mtrssn eutpfnoR9
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The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-09
PRENTICE BARBER HAS HOPE
Lad From the Country Whom Shops
Patrons Fear to
Trust,

Perhaps he is 25 years old-he looks
to be about 16. From seven in
the morning until nine in the evening,
barring time off for meals, he stands
at the extreme end of a line of white
coated men, usually honing a razor
or gazing off vacantly into space. The
o%retically, he is a barber. Practi-
cally, says a writer in the Indianapo-
lis News, he has not yet achieved that
position in life. Daily patrons have
never seen him welding a razor on
anything but his strop or hone. Every
day hundreds of customers visit the
shop. Business men,, clerks, street
car conductors, wagon drivers and
others enter the barber shop doors
during the days course, but their ac-
lions are substantially alike. After
taking off coats and hats they gaze
up and down the line of waiting bar
bers, select the one nearest or pick
out an old favorite without so much
as a glance at the youth on the END.
But if, unfortunately, all the other bar
bers are busy, the youthful wielder of
the razor is more closely inspected.
Usually the prospective patron eyes
him s~teadfastly for a moment and then
sadly, slowly and solemnly, but finally,
! shakes his head and sits down in a
far chair to wait until another barber
is ~unoccupied. 1t may be cowardice,
it may be only wise caution. But all
seem to be affected alike with a dis
trust of the mild and rather wistful-
faced boy with a razor poised in his
hand and a hopeful expression on his
countenance. His fingers may be
deft, his touch light and sure and
his professional skill above criticism
in every respect, but nobody seems
willing to test his experiences. The
personalities of a razor, those great,
red hands, and that mild, absent-mind.
ed face and look of youthful trustful-
ness are too great. Meanwhile the
light SENS to die out of the young
BARRIERS eyes and they become sad
der with each appraisal in which he
is judged and found wanting. Nobody
knows with what fond dreams he
left a little country town not long
ago, after a lesson or two, perhaps,
in the village barber shop, and came
to the city to arm an honest living
and become some day-oh. doubtful
hope-a head barber! In him there
may be the making of a great bar
Der; perhaps already he has attained
a rare degree of excellence. II so his
praises remain unknown and unsung'
In sight of that tranquil face and those
awkward hands in such close proxim'
ity to a dangerous-looking razor mel
lose their hardihood.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-09
CARD OF THANKS

To our friends and neighbors
who so thoughtfully and sympa-
thetically assisted us in minister
ing to the wants and necessities
of our beloved father during his
last illness we wish to express
our sincere thanks and the love
of our grateful hearts.
Mr.. & Mrs. S. T. Burleson.
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-09
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
B. Being Constantly Supplied With
Thedford's Black raught.

McDuff, va suffered for several
years" says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, Of
his place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to try
rhediofd's Black Draught, which | did,
and found it to be the best family medi-
inc ior young and old.
keep Black Draught on hand all the
lire now, and when my children feel a
title bad, they ask me for a dose, and it
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have a long speil OF sick.
less in Our family, since WI commenced
islng Black raught."
1tedford's Black raught is purely.
vegetable, and has been found TO regu-
ate weak stomachs, aid digestion, re-
lieve indigestion. collie, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
II has been in constant use for more
than 10 years, and has benefited more.
than a million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black Draught. Price only 25c. Get a
package to-day. N. {. ts
The Tupelo journal., 1917-03-09
Washington's Birthday OBJ
served

The patrons of Pontacola
School met last Thursday after
noon. February 22nd, to cele-
brate Westinghouse birthday /.
The old people claimed the day
taking part in all the contests
which were a doughnut race, po-
tato race, sack race, barrel race
and an interesting basket ball
game between the fat and lean.
The fats won by a score of 6 to
3. This game was followed by a
second basket ball game between
Pontacola and Mcfarland. result
ing in a score of Is to 5 in favor
of Pontacola. After these con-
tests the people met in the school
building and lined up for an old
time spelling bee given from
Webster's blue back speller.
The losing side drew straws to
determine who would give an en-
tertainment for the young PEG
Pile. which fell to the lot of MI.
Walter Caffee. The host and
hostess were just as busy in see
ing ito the pleasures of their
guests as they were in winning
some of the races, and we might
say that their effotts were won
derfully successful.
All people who entered these
contests were over Is years of
age with the exceptions of the
Pontacola and Mcfarland bas-
ket ball teams and the sack race.
J. S. Kelly.
Principal.