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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
DRIVE THE ACHES AND PAINS
OUT OF YOUR SYSTEM

If you are middle-aged. you probably
suffer from kidney or bladder trouble
OF some sort. These conditions are not
confined to older people, but aflict the
young as well. Indiscretion in diet.
drinking. ovcrexcitement and other
indulgences are usually the cause, but
PARCO HEXATONIC has proven help
full in thousands Of cases and aided In
the complete of the user. II
you have pains in back and Sroins.
frequent desire to u~rinate, painful.
scanty or too free, go to any of he
following reliable druggists and ask
for a sl.00 bottle of this effective rem
edy today: Paragon Pharmacy. Hord's
inSton II Early 1.-TWO Stores), /. r.
Wright Drug Co, Burnetts Drug
ley's Pharmacy. kern's Pharmacy and
one store in each own.-Adv.
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NOTICES-Legal
MEXICAN AMMUNITION

NH HI$S : 5sSiT q '|SSSSHP a GSD 5SF:
ytaea by in% haas hssn laksatS dsersasee
M y Amn,uni,ion Gompany: inc: from
1000 shares Of preferred 'e STOCK Son nna SsoS %
s nundi ed Of d "Pmr@'n .i i5oek' sd pa5 Value va 81, OF Sne
d5sl and MY thousand dollar. tsSso.oooi
par, value of one hundred dollars $1,000
s suction AM" Vii NE Re s@s Pea" is z 10 w pu4shn sSeH s.t roo
shares OF the prefsIrsd stock OF said com.
s, Ike sa p par for the purpose OF rs,,rinE
ffeerf rsauetio on Of 81 a set aHJ!h ls sn q s and ea,e
s,sndins capital stock 81 the said CORPORA
XMES!eAN ,HSMMES!;HfTT5tSSS Co ''ISac..
az aaa e: 3 iAARn%NE!L kec rTss1Sent'
TO the holders OF the first mortgage
5 per cent sinking fund gold bonds
OF the Appalachian Power Company
Ga Virginia corporation}, dated June
l. 1911, issued under and secured by
q trust deed from said company TO
and Savings Bank. Trustee. dated
June /, 1911:
The undersigned, Continental and
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank.
trustee under said trust deed. hereby
gives notice that pursuant to the terms
OF said trust deed, ffty-nine thousand
two hundred and forty dollars tS59.2lO)
N'hS DSNH NtpoSlSOu ~ l 10 inc circuit
Of the sinking fund under said trust
deed, and said trustee intends to apply
such funds. so far as the amount there
OF viii permit, to the purchase OF, and
now invites offerings for the sale to it
OF bonds secured by said trust deed at
n price not exceeding par. accrued i'm
tercst and > per cent premium.
Such offerings shall he submitted.
sealed. in writing. to the Undersigned.
on or before noon Of the 10th day Of
October, 1917. at the office OF the under
SiTna1 M pnS South n S0lln Sf~aat
Chicago. Ill. and from such offerings
the said trustee will purchase such
bonds as are offered at the lowest price.
not exceeding the price above set
forth. sufficient to exhaust the moneys
in said sinking fund.
Dated Chicago. Ill, September II.
CONTINENTAL AND COMMERCIAL
TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK.
Trustee under the said trust deed from
Appalachian Power Company, dated
June l, 1911.
BY WILLIAM T. KOPF.
Secretary.
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It'd. WANTS
Minimum anaca txa Ina.

suNDAY 10 cents a line pc. insertion.
Minimum space. two lines.
ano IoiiowinY rates Apply lor repeated
q s$ ! gt of &c exsa so% II!
RATE fEk LINE.
Minimum space. Two Inca
suNDAf ana z DAILY INSERTIONS. 20 con,A
N r:,ns M inI ,t5ti 10 cents:
1 eliunIiuns sSante., a...o uuu Eel,Aie.
linz CniL9 or sent. Q line.
iiiiS. 70 tue iAch. hnu Blk ~orus to Tue line.
ciassiicauons not guaranteed after j r. ~
tA'sAAiAvt>o AoA. A..D. NASr AOo.
ne.s AZ. Tor IN. eoi,,sn,.nte ot the pubic.
Mant Aus. arc ar..p.eu Wy them At tho
'sSui~r once rates, "piSh are gi'en above.
"GSt % fouenLE oiA.LEc
Mes. LAu rAartn..y. I'[i ". Iary 81
Cuaiies =. Turner. druggist. West Broad.
h.rna ruaiulAey. z2.a hanover Ave.
\. IL soo1se cras .o' s;y1S. zSui oH =. Ia Ms,u
Foy's Drug store. Allen Ave. unu Grace
Allen Ave Pharmacy. Allen Avo. xod
4. 4. Johann Drug Co.: sz7 W; Aian 81.
Fine fsln SIRE. csu fus ssSas; s's s.s ~ !. Ma rIn ss.it >!
surnetts Dius otvre, 4vt VS., orUAu 81
,rarrant Drug store. toushss .nd hro-u
EAST OF FousHEE STREET.
e,snesssIs. st-'sis =. sio.d 81
4. i. Jeurlcs drug store. "a =. broad 81
iariey'. fn.Ihh.sy. tn.fa sha A-In sta.
y. 4 Il D.ssy .- 40 ~ %v4 SS't 3.a si.'s s. 81
Richardson DruS sure. .vl ~. Seven
K. l.. chlldrey. 20 n. E.En,..n,e 81.
.yurners fnaImaey. I"sHis.nrst AAi NAH
I. Williams Pharmacy. Twenty-nrsr anu
sprinser Drug Company. T~~enty-,nird
Horus Drug sure. T~enty-ninth and Q
Wood e eensat Drug Co. T~snty-nita
Woods ruu .nacy. Twenty-afth and Leigh
Church Aii Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
8. u. Craig DRUG Store. .,s z. Broad ST.
htcnardsun clay strest Drug store. svl
PARAMOUNT.
FairInount tu.sn.aey, zl2S Fairnount
AkTO HEIGHTA
RAdy.s Diux store. North Ava
eIeeres DrUs otute. 100 NUrtu Ave.
HIGHLAND Park
A. n. CosUy O. Co., l,uU InIrd Ave.
W. h Vaughan. r 0uItn Anu stuart
!. X iu"nssnd. Milton aud Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch OnSo IImen.DspAIcE ltSz Hull
WOODLAND HEIUHTR
Woodland heighu Pharmacy. 3io4
Gharie. u. Garrison. 2iI7 Yora., Hin Ave.
sWAhSbOtO
b, IL IobeI,s nfus s,ofe. 1904 HUI ST
P.opie. Drug store. .sOS Gnlan.surs
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch t,ranIn. 40 North Syca-
snLEs Street. pnone slct .ouTx 2sb.
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HELP WANTED-Male

FOREMAN carpenter on concrete forms for
large government job near Norfolk. Va;
In first letter: L $40. care TlInss -OIspatch.
cAkpENrERS on concrets form work for
large government Job near Norfolk. Va.
L iIs. care DISPATCH.
cONcltETE steel foreman to place steel on
large government lob, near Norfolk. Va.
Give age. experience and salary. expected In
lrst letter. l. AT. care Timcs-D Dispatch.
OFflCE boy ~anted at once. sos Travellers
several draftsmen, both expert
cnced and beginners. Address. giving ex-
pcriencc. age. etc.. Box II. Station a. city.
& Co
WANTED, a YOUNG COLORED MAN TO
DO AND MAkH CASES. THE:
BAUGIiMAN STATIONERY CO. 1872 WEST
ROA
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HELP wANTED-Fcn,ale

wELL-QUALiFIED lady principal for a
mo ontss:r1 sSd xr ~ school; term ssvsn
board near. ressonable. Apply. with, cyrt,h-
Va.
S~AI.ESLADlES wanted at once. Highest
salary paid. +. w. Woolworth & Co.
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$500 Will buy half interest In a drug store.
doing n good business with a splendid
future. Low rent. Ado -ess r 60f. care
OLD. established grocery and confectionery
for sale; good location; reasonable rent.
Apply 702 West Broad Street.
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PROPOSALS-SeaIed.
OFFICE OF I'M; STATE HIGHWAY
COMMiSSlON.

RIch Mond. Va. Sept. 6, 1911.
Bids will be received ut the clerks office.
nedtord City. va. until II o'clock noon.
rT.nsy, september II; 1917. for the con-
$500 ieei In length, over Little Otter Creek.
in Bedford County. Va.
Plans and specihcat tons on nile Mt the
office.
a certified check for 500 must accom-
pany each bid.
The right is reserved to reject any or
ell bids.
Further Information furnished on appli-
u. p. COLEMAN.
State Highway Commissioners.
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MASONIC NOT1CE-DOVE LODGE. No. 81.
THE members or Dove Lodge. No. 81, a. +.
& a. NJ, Will attend the Stated Communi-
cation of their lodge In the lodge room In
the Masonic Temple on THIS FRIDAY. Sep
tcmhcr -. 1917, at 7 r. NJ. Members OF
fTatcrnally Invited.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
BEN L. AUGUST.
Secrptnrv
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WANTED. 4 gooa clerk for general meT-
chaudise store. Apply with good refer
enccs. male or female. r. u. Box 25. FL
heron. Va.
WANTED, a rcsiinental tailor for tho 3i4th
Fieid Artl!efy. Camp Lee. Apply TO
headGuaLters. Great opportunity.
WANTED. an experienced. sli-around fur
nitnre Co. 1913 East Main.
WANTED, at once. competent billing clerk
on nGnchlh.. = 7Z3. cure 1iInee-Dispatch
WAITED, boys Is years OF age. OppoT-
tunity for making big wages. Apply WI.
son Paper Box Co. Inc, Z:i3 and 22l5 East
Franklin Street.
WANTED. experienced coIorcd male cook.
Appiy 40 EASl Iain Street
WANTED. by large Wholesale house, high
school graduate who wants 10 learn the
business and Is willing to work. Splendid
opportunity for adsancement. Randolph
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MEETINGS

THE annual ineetinE OF the stockholders OF
the Southern Manufacturing Company. will
be held at the Offices of The company, Ninth
DAY. September lS. 1871. at II o'clock noon.
W. l. WIGHT. Secretary.
a Called comnunie,tion OF Temple Lodge.
No 3. A. r. & A. NJ, will be held at
Masonic Temple. corner Adams and broad
streets. FRIDAY EVENING. September Il,
1911, ut 6 I. NJ. Members Of sister lodges
and transient brethren cordially invited 10
attend. Work In the Masters degree.
BY order OF Worshipful Master.
CuAS IL. MASON.
Snrrafnrr
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HELP ANTED-Fem

HELP WASTED-FemA4o
WANTED, girls Ia to 16 years
old, to work eight hours per
day. Good pay while learning.
Special Christmas present for
those entering now. British
American Tobacco Co., Ltd. 900
North Lombardy Street.
AN OLD. ESTABLIsHED CHICAGO FIRM
s,, Tiaa e opsn s aSfins t tss mo5,h ,ra af seste pS-
her. particularly suited 10 cultured women
OF good appearance and education. These
p%Ssitios, wiz pay SALARY from start and
guaranteed income and quick promotion.
Teachers given preference. Business ex-
peTtence unnecessary. as we give good train-
Ing at our expense. References required.
Give fui! details concerning age, education
and previous experience In hrst letter; Ad-
dress. s.; l. GtlIhllan. So East Washington
WANTED. young woman experienced IN
mems tailoring. Louis Ruth. 70s East
Main Street.
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SITUATION ~WaNTED-MaIe

ENERGETIC married man OF ability desires
position With bank. Spla all town 10 South
ern Virginia preferred. No banking expe-
rance, but capable ana quick TO learn. Ref
eTences Furnished. Box SOs. Marion. s. c.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires sInuIl
set VI books to keep evenings. Z 6:y.
REGISTERED assistant pharmacist desires
positions: three years experience; best Of
GUTTER"
CUTTING machine operator and pattern
layer. experienced on mems pants. wants
position with Wholesale pants manufacturer
Al references. Address Gutter" Box 493,
Princeton, w. Va.
position as travelling salesman.
Well acquainted with grocery and jobblng
trade throughout the State. Abundant ref
erences az To ability, including present en-
ployers. address j 100. care atch.
~EGlSTERED assistant pharmacist desires
position. Best references. e 731, care
Timcs-Dispntch.
REGISTERED assistant pharmacist desires
relief work. J TAI. care Times Dispatch.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD
Kindling Wood
Cents Per Load

We will sell pine strips 8 to l6 feet
long, suitable for kindIing wood, at so
cents per load. to be loaded and hauled
by purchaser from our plant at Broad
Street and Belt Line.
MONTAGUE MANUFACTURING co.
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OUNG lady stenoErapher. State expert
ence and nAIary dssircd. own hsndwritIng
ADDRESS J I2s. care Iimes. Di4patch.
WANTED. experienced girls; also begin
ners; paid while learning; steady employ
fnent; opportunity tor making big nagen.
Apply. HlIson Paper Box Co, Inc. 22l3 and
22lI East franklin Street.
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LOST AND u

LEFT IN I!tLey september IL, on Hanover
Avenue. one lauy's pvrketeook. ;:eturn
to IyVy rIoyu Avenue.
Ii, person who LOOK cash box contents and
lanyA oi2ek si!h bag from office OF Legop
lnktSsiicnt Co., <vs L.. ESAt Marshall street,
about i.av September Z, viii return same
reward eIil be given. No questions asked.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
HOUSE AND LOT IN DINWIDDIE
COUNTY, VA, ON MATOACA ROAD.
NEAR PETERSBURG AND OPPO-
SITE FERNDALE PARK.
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DEATHS

"EtSiOEtS-DisJ. a.. has residence, ~
East cary street. Thursday. Septemte
H.. IT ::io a. ~, SiUAnT SOUrAALI
Er. ssed thirty-siA, SON OF sara
Isabel rage NtisISeT Gnu the late y. r
M,eihi4er. SIR. MeisiyeI Is eurvi,ed by
nilo~. who "as ciisa Mary BURGESS.
Funeral eerslces IRON his residence /
A. 81. FRIDAY. the I4th.
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DRUG store, modern IN every
detail; live, profitable bust
ness in small town. Best of
reasons for. selling. Don't in
quire if not Interested. Adj
dress l. 422, care Times-Dis-
patch.
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Pleasant work. steady employment. Ex-
peri.Bce not necessary. Apply at ouce TO
"tliin rms Printing Company. II North Four
tecnfh Street
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and retalI butLer and esq
tall store. stall In market. automobile.
wagon and routes. For thirty years good
Brns. 6lS Forest Street. Baltimore. Md
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SEED, PLANTS AND TREES,

fHlvE.r for hedge: 1 foot. sl.25: 2 feet
500 feet. $3.50 per 100. Rooted, cut
tings. sJc 1Up. Choice strawberry plants
only. 5hc 100: $3.50 i.O0o. Other stock low
4. Ii. Sweet. MnNnehlnro. Va
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BUSINESS

fG IN a s" psos ar easiv ss0 town. ln't Of fsGtoo'p psop,s loI aoed
community. located on corner. Owner Ia
business in another city, is not able 10 Give
II his personal attention Is reason for selling.
For further particulars. write J. w. Allison,
Jr. fredericksburg Va.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10
VERMONT NOTES

The 10th annual convention of the
Vermont Sunday School association
will be held in the Congregational
church, Middlebury, (instead of in
Morrisville, as originally planned) on
the 18th and 10Th Of this month.
A Morrisville village meeting has
been warned for Thursday to see if
the voters will instruct the village
wood yard, in accordance with a law
passed by the last general assembly.
The fuel situation in Morrisville is Sc
riOuS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Vozniak of Rutland
administrators of the estate of Frank
Vozniak, who was killed at Center
Rutland when he was run down by an
automobile, owned and driven by
Louis Meyers of West Rutland, has
brought suit against Mr.. Meyers in
which she asks for damages of $1O,-
600, alleging negligence.
The Vermont Savings bank of
Brattleboro is made the defendant in
a 100000 suit filed in the Washing
ton county court by Hiram L. Spar
row, administrator of the estate of
Harriet Bailey, on grounds of mali
clOus prosecution IN suit in which
funds of the plaintiff were tied up in
the courts for ten years.
State Engineer Fl. M. Mcintosh has
been on tour of inspection of bridg-
es and road work under his jurisdic-
ton. In almost every part of the
state concrete bridges are replacing
wooden ones and before many years
have gone there will be few of the old
style wooden bridges extant. More
permanent highway work is now be-
ing done in the state than at any time
this year as labor is not so busy
farming. This work will be rushed
as fast as possible until the close of
the season SO as to make up for the
time lost in the spring and summer.
Burlington's municipal electric
light plant has ceased to manufacture
current for an indefinite period This
decision was reached by the light
commissioners after several months
discussion of the subject and is
brought about by the extraordinary
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10

sumed their usual attitude toward
everything affected by the war. Since
expositions are rarely successful un-
less business conditions are good,
much Importance may be attached to
the opinions Of these men.
General Manager J. o. Orr, of the
Canadian National Exhibition at To-
ronto, says his fair has grown phe-
nomenally since the opening of the
war. W. l. Smale, manager of the
Provincial Exhibition at Manitoba;
Secretary D. T. Elderkin of the Re-
gina Exhibition, and other secreta-
rtes, make similar reports.
The fact that the Eastern States
Exposition and Dairy Show at Spring
field, Mass, has volunteered it's SER
vices as Food Training Camp to
assist the government, is believed by
these officials to augur we'll for the
success o. the exposition from Octo-
Der II to 20.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10

expense attached to manufacturing
current by coal. The city has entered
into an agreement with the Burling-
ton Light and Power company, it's old
rival, to furnish current at a price
that will save the city money. This
company obtains power from it's plant
on the Winooski river at Essex juno
ton.
When the two days sale of Hol-
stein cattle closed at Brattleboro last
week at the pavilion of the Purebred
Livestock Sales company, 155 animals
had been disposed of for an aggre..
gate of $32,6O5, or an average of
$210. A feature of the sale was the
disposal of five heifers, all sired by
the same bull, which were sold at
one time, the price of one to apply to
all. They were bought by George L.
Bedor of ST. Johnsbury for $3.50 each.
They were consigned by S. M. Strick-
land of Carthage, N. Y. Henry R.
Brown Of Brattfeboro paid $425 for
an eight-months-old bull.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10


gion. In an announcement issued to-
day. the exposition officials said: 1.-The
fact that the government is going to
use our exposition as a means OF get
ting in touch with huge number OF
people, is the best evidence that the
show is needed this year of all years.
1t can render great assistance in pro-
noting food conservation. 1t will ac-
quaint the people with the inside Of
many of our war problems.
"Plans for the Food Training Camp
are rapidly taking shape. Especially
valuable to the people will be the ex-
hibits and demonstrations in this de-
partment Of the exposition. They will
show the people clearly all about the
war-food questions, why we must all
turn in and help, and besides, they
will be extremely interesting from
other points of view.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10
Copper Ore at Ely.

A rich strike of copper ore has
been made at the old Ely mine at
Vershire, which again promises to be-
come a large producer.
The rich strike just uncovered is
six feet thick at ten feet below the
surface and lies below and not far
from the original 1884 discovery
which has been worked to a depth of
145O feet.
A syndicate of Boston capital re-
Gently bought the 100000 to 100000
tons of dump ores and after exhaust
i've tests by Prof. Chas. E. Locke at
the laboratories of the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology and by
the Minerals Separation North Amer
lean corporation, a $4,000 oil f1ota-
ton plant has been erected for treat
ing 200 to $50 tons of ore daily. The
plant installation is nearing compile
ton.
The old Ely mine has record of
production of over 1O0,OOO,0OO pounds
of high-grade copper, thousands Of
tons of ten per cent and better ore
having been shipped. The mine has
been worked to depth of $500 feet,
the ore bodies being thick overlap
ping lenses.
The Pike Hill mine to the north
and Elizabeth mine to the south are
also installing oil f1otation and both
these properties expect to renew op-
erations within few weeks.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10
Commissioners Notice
Estate OF Henry A. Hoyt

THE UN having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Orleans, COMMISSIONERS
to receive, examine and adjust the claims
estate of Henry A. Hoyt, late of Crafts
bury in said District, deceased, and all
claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the residence of t. P. Johnson
in the town of Craftsbury in saidDistrict, on
the Goth day of October and 9th day of
March next from l O'Clock p. IN. until 4
O'Clock p. M, on each of said days and that
six months from the 18th day of September,
A. d. 1917, is the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their claims to
US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Craftsbury this 26th day of
September A. d. 1917.
r. J. GID DEN
2. w. DAWSON
40-42 Commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10
HUMAN NATURE.

Why is it? Red Cross organiza-
tions which ask for and receive col
umns of valuable newspaper space,
when about to spend a bit of money
for printing give that money to con-
Germs which by virtue of courtesies
extended or money given can claim no
special interest in the organization
Why is it? When a county organ
ization depends upon the newspapers
of the county for the major portion of
it's publicity in putting on a county
wide exposition, that organization
spends it's few dollars for cash print
ing where 10 possible favors or great
value are given in return.
Why is it? When granted the
space for church notes, many feel
that it requires more words each
week to tell of the doings of some
particular church than are required in
the Bible to tell of the creation of the
world?
Why is it? Why should county
editors notice these things? Because
they, like the persons directing the
destinies of the organizations men
toned, are human. Human nature is
often unappreciative, unthoughtful,
and-peevish.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10
Others TAKE
UP The idea
Exposition at Springfield to Help
Government Present It's War
Campaign.

Officials of the American Associa-
ton of Fairs and Expeditions, of
which the Eastern States Exposition
and Dairy Show at Springfield, Mass,
is a member, have placed the services
of the At big fairs and expositions
which belong to it, at the disposal Of
the Council of National Defense, the
American Red Cross, Food Admin
istrator Herbert G.. Hoover and
Secretary of Agriculture David T..
Houston, in their Campaign for a
better understanding of the war and
food conservation policies.
Since the association controls ex
hibition property valued at more than
100000 and it's shows are attend
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10

John Barleycorn is certainly~on the
run. With the new tax on liquors,
the rapidly growing sentiment for
abstinence, federal and state legisla-
ton against. it, and the pressure of
war time this enemy Of mankind is
finding it difficult to find a place at
all. It is authoritatively stated that
in Greater New York alone more than
1000 saloons in the past few weeks
have closed and that outside the city
in the state more than 1900 saloons
have closed. Twenty-Five hundred
fewer saloons in the state of New
York will not make the Empire state
a desert by any means, but it means
fewer places of temptation for the
fellow who wants to let it alone.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10

to demonstrate the ability OF this ma
chinery to do the things claimed for it.
Curtis M. johnson, president of this
National Implement Dealers Associa-
ton. says the government has decided
to place agricultural implements upon
the preferred list of commodities given
prior right to railway shipment, and
buyers and sellers of farm machinery
will be assured of the best of service
in the future.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-10
Big MACHINERY SHOW
Prominent Feature of the Food
Training Camp at the Ex-
position.

A call has been issued to the i'm
plement manufacturers and dealers to
enlist in the machinery division Of the
rood Training Camp which will be a
prominent feature of the Eastern
States Exposition and Dairy Show at
Springfield, Mass, from October IL to
90
Knowing that food production next
year is to depend to a large extent
upon the more general use Of farm