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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

GET WiNrEIi E,;t;S Prices are high and
the s nron,a br ee iie w oa ii y f 70 get
s". M"'f7 M'mnsrs for im}imE hons ." THIS
Whiicn not , only improves Tho r"ner"i h"aiili
on .iusrsh :.nI dormant "gs "rea,,s nv
,s ii II T" ""r n% s mmr"yy III TX
%r .,tS' thc number of egg. you are getting.
money back, Ask your dealer, roT .nl" ~
Wu,il.,,,W i!h,, zoo Eaat M9ranali S'rccl:
f IL street: E"a''I u. 'htiarcN ~ Norl!
WSst Gary SIR; sirHG,: 9r,n, nm rns ~ ~
s nd Sarnc %rHG Te TifESn, m na g%
Il; Ma nr"S 'S Bro ~. MeSa rns rH"G $Ss, yr7
o mH %?i TGr ~ ,I niH srGc' ro"'lYs ,;r"
s. g.. s 4, LIS I:as! M"ti S,,r"e ,1,i
street: norsct hardware Corporation 900
VA {%sxs-s Or iies;, in@'sn; ,.S",s Eilsr
nd sne" G s i Nj, no S%s' YIN
3 iS isef FOR K r r 9" sl ns"s
M s ru 1gFs n Ss@@r LETT %:Se@ n *ars
G z 6" r : IS o ,sh q: a %P lanInan " II
al a" @" Wis ls nG!fr pigeons for sale
WHITE az" wy"rH iSaH enrrG' "G'G srs rs-
hntchins: some hnc cochcr". fo, sale from
nr'E" stock. R"ominEddlC Poultry Farm.
hnmhHrt"n. Va. Phone Madison 3053-R.
tAHNEAtN pirr"ns f"w raiis. ."N'rt good
r"t"f "hG raiSrr>, TO sale" = -. Paris l..
IL North Twenty sixth Strc"i
EnN salc. narr"d rI,m"uth Rock cork
"r"ls. beautifully married.. g. to- - CH"h
Mr- j =. Courier. Route .. j,tgreyilr. Va.
WHITE I.cIhorn ooukcr.ls aud puli"t. for
~.lc. eggs for hatch'uS T.. e WILKINSON.
!" South l,onlcN Ay.nuw tuChm"rd Vs.
FOR ,aI.. Single C"mh Ithod" Island Rod
"""k"r"lS. HHt"i ing eggs SiiH IL
iiCtyv laying strain Ju'i good color =
II Gary. BOP Grove Avenue"
FOR sale. :. q. White I.crhnru pulctS ana
rooster. 500. RnncuCaS heavy laying
strain. Ran,lnlrh t:>-j
Barred plymouth Rock. S. NJ. clay. Br"mi,-
ncal VI.
: Z. RHODE iSI.NNih NEpS Heavy IHy-
ing slrain EaEN Tor hatchms TOW
NOR" tine "uvEcrcls FOR sale " : Burton
ri" Vista. Va: Ston -. W.sthamutou c.r.
SIN rntNb White l.ang:ham hon., 'l.gg
White I.CEhori rooster. 81. l3N-"cg -. l.
incubator. =, cost $40. us"d onc": cyphcr'a
p"rtahc hover, s.. cost - new. cullen Madi-
C1tN
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GRACE Street incubation. north side street.
between First aud Fifth. good building
now urdcr lease our price Is less than 5000
, Der front foot.
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SEE The National Auto TOP co. Tor sea,
~ Vi n " ~ ' ug"n.i"' repairs. randolph
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FINANCIAL.

INVESTORS sp"cuIat"r~. Stop GUESSING
avoid worry Follow definite policy ha al
Cn fundamcntal Stl,iS'ics: know whom ."
bus aud when TO sell: got nay daily .idNi""S
on listed stocks. remit 81 for two weeks.
Special decentralization particulars fro". Ell
w-r! HASKELL. Warren. Ia.
MONEY IL Icnd on improved city real
estate. z ~ * ~ H. D.u"on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

:" pHt ShIcs'ooni, clb East Broad street
at 1880.
without limit OF reserve
'u' Handsome lniaid English Secretary.
Chairs 10 mitch: one lulaid Reception
chair. one handsome fulaid china
closet wiih mission back. one Antique
Mirror. ono Large 6NI Muntcl Mirror.
one .N9 MahogaUv Frame Mirror. ono
t'rHntfHthcr clock. Handsome Side
board and china Covert combined one
set Engraving, ono ScmiVaSr Ward :
robe, lnlaid Sidchoard. serving Table.
Side Table, Breakfast Table. Cclcrct.
Glass and i'iain Foot Table IN tho rough
on" Hall Seat, Mahogany rhiTcrohc.
linen Closet, one pr.sscrobc. Curio
Cabinet, Ladies Secretary Desk. Drou-
Leaf Table. one Bookcase and Chest OF
Drawer combined. inlaid with Massive
EublcmS. Corner l'iccc, Library liable
Antique Sidcbo1rd, ono Antique
Dresser, lot Of other goods too hume
rous To mention.
These goods viii positively be sold
for tho highest dollar.
TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Auctionccrs.
GEO. Y. OLIVER Salesman
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WANTED-Board and Noon

BOARD ana roou. Wautcd in = private
family b! twu rcull"'ncn $50 r"r month
cavhs breakfast bN y. N l.. Il Dush
i0l East Main,
ROOM aud board wanted w south Run
uoul 10y young ii.i~riu,! couple, Address
H. l. Land, SuN -, South lii,nmpud.
'lWr Young Ladies' desire a.l.irat. rooms
aUi board iu private family. centrally To-
- So. az, Times Bis,.t,h
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IN INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.

IT,. Marshal having returned the pro-
cess hrrctoi"r. issued in this matter
against William H. piZZini ALLEGED
bankrupt. not found" and it appcar-
ing TO tho court that he cannot he
found within this judicial district. and
has not voluntarily entered his APP
pcarancc herein. and that personal scr
vice upon him cannot be mad"
1t is hereby ordered that the said
William Il. l'iHZiui do appear and plead.
answer or dcmur to the petition filed
by Mrs. u. NJ. Ti"rncy and others
against him b. Thursday, the Sth day
thereof the court will proceed to the
hearing and adjudication Of the cause.
II is further ordered that this order
lee published ia Tn" Timo.. Dispatch II
newspaper of general circulation. once
II week for two consecutive weeks.
EDMUND WADBlII. JR
United States District Judge.
y true cOpy-TCstc:
,IOSErIi T.. BRADY.
Clerk.
Richmond. Va, January H. 1917.
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WANTED yoU To N.soN THAT EVERY
cdw iETH 'lE%NxEisEX E s9P NINA ri
Tiii:IK GuNHANril: BEul%n m WIiY
rAY MORE BECAUSE IT COMES From
UPTOWN?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

rblSDN hau"ry sos.h 'nagnr,o. hcad
,y,l.it.rt = '"ttHi tor 1910 II Chdlmcg. paris
h--N-n hnri- Maal.lM Ntl-l -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

In the matter OF
Mrs. y. NJ. Ticrncy and Others
versus
William b. Pizzini, Alleged Bankrupt
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GEO V. OLIVER. SALESMAN "
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FOR SALI;-I,caI Estate.

THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. IN
NuCtiOrccrS.
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HAVE YOUR MONEY

FOR sale, and up-t"-dat" drug aud soda
business. j Nil. care Times Dispatch.
FpE sale. u corner store. Good ioca tluii.
good business. good reasons FOR selling. j
81. limos. 4 Sp,tcl
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eTEE AI meaa ne AgsH0Ne0o
ele EAsT BROAD e.
Trustee S Auction Sale
Of Stock Of Groceries
~ ~ , S!r'gG Of aseH Of asstsnment
corded IN the Chauccry Court Of the
city Of Richmond. Va, or January ~,
the premises,
No 1900 VIRGINIA AVENUE.
HiGHLAND IARE.
MONDAY, JANUARY -. 1917.
beginning at . O'clock l.. NJ
:, stock Of Fresh and Fancy Groceries.
consisting Of toiiccs, Teas. Flour.
Sugar. Canned Goods OF all kinds
iicklcs, Candies; Cakes. Cereals. Chloe
olatc. Cocoa. Baking Powders, Rrooms.
karrcl Vinegar, Ave cases corn. four
cases Tomatoes, one cas-" rr1,ncs Soft
Drinks. smoking and Chewing TO-
hacTo, "iE.; etc. Also good coffee Mll.
Tools. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
ALFRED Z. co.HnN.
Trustee
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC,
Auctionccrs.
FOR SALc-Rcal Estate.
SPECIAL bargain, iot chamhcrlayuc court.
as%fa5 81 3s "a 70 70 s:; 'i$
S"n "H Co. H ing f0i.
East Main street.
$50. bus ..room, modern, h"mr. VS.,
End. p::T.r 'TXiImS 10 sell. Address u
i;EAi; ESTATE roK SALE OF LNCnANGE
ipFhl. nov hom,. ) rooms. .~i'""ialIv. for
4'ai I'M aT4y niP s sa orsEa ron SH
chmnEc 81 ln "auity. Addr.s. BOX ,i:si
MORTON 9, TiIAl;HIMEn.
,...ycryM,hinr ssccG:anratr garages. Total rent.
RElck az. Now. in Yves, End rent 5000.
WEST End homo. 6 rooms. hot water heat.
ON or ln", lars" haS"'ncnt. laundry tubs.
To- run > wears.
GKAcE s'rGf1 ,rcg"Ia'IG9 north sAs s}rGs,
now uIdcr lease: our price Is less than 5000
Der front foot
CARY str;al ! '.loci from ,.no jefferson i9,ol,
5000. Only $50 cash. balance long lime,
Fi.E Str%' .o r"Sm ems h g l., rGgaii"@ c- T"od
JACKSON ward. 8 houses; rent. si,s. Price
SMALL Broad Street farm suitable for
NORTON q riAI.HIMEH.
Madison
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INFORMATION WANTED.

.iNrDsNiAIIoN WANTED AND PAID FOR
desire certain information concerning
stores ar bank. az tho rcElndclinE of same.
ANY Body who knows where a new ~ ar
hank IL being built. or where improvements
IN same arc being made can make from 81
80 >lrv 10y S"uuin. the right information 10
Arthur Alexander. 3l7 Nla"lbniu tiuii,iin:
It"unnkc Va. write FOR particulars immc.
iii o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

SPECIAL AUCTION SALE
OF tUH ENTIRE STOCK or pI:I,;i-
MI N%D RErKODuCED M
TIcCt.S.
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ROOMS WITH HOARD.

ROOM ANA board 4Oe South Third Street.
central. hpt-watcr hcut. clortrto NEht~.
shower baths. hcNutiiuUy furnished, even
Ing dinner Accommodation Tor traUSiorts.
lS.asonanic rates.
TWO young mon or ooupl. for ui,.ly fur
rtsh"d room with board. priNatv family.
~? Mest Thirty s,cunI Strut
THREE r"uius TOR rpul with ur without
hmnrd u. Nu-Lh Ihird iiDnt Iy-s,,utplr.
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NOTICE-I5.tnTi'upt.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT or VIRGINIA.
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MONEY WANTED

WOULD Ike TO borrow $500 a, 6 per cent,
secured 10y a lot worth $50. or viii sol
~; attractive price to effect quick sale. .kG
dress 4 So. care Times Dispatch
MONEY " NSTED
" NNTEp. To borrow q. 500 for y Nc:I.-- on
nous" aud lots In North Carolina town Of
i3.Hi1 Formulation. Insurance" on building.
st.cen Address |. 20 care Times DISPATCH
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FOR SALE-VEHICLES.

TOP wagons. s2a. s35. $50. open wagons
$50. 500. Richardson Bros oil. Brook
Avenue.
ron sale" rubber tired station wagon. =
horse hruuc ham. rubber tii,s. AdIr,S- +
SO. Times DISPATCH
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FOR Observation-Disclosures,

rKOSr-rWOOT cabbage nInn,S-E EARLY Ter.
S5o & a;l' s IS u, ln":ii saafan,a lS
a .Sa.I'S' &: ( per 100 |" '"m''o" sun"
Eve l.Hsc bushes f,oo-mos, ,wopI.rfni rose
hSs !" the yei Srh o ynI'i sh, M ~.
n ,r.,E Tar, PINK ,,,; Gmni"E An,Srienn
low rails ros" %"'rer,o" tS", pr T" free roc
ont to " ill., Gu 5H ONE Ga sar,T G aud
floral 40 tho big home aud Moral masa.
i "c xT" Ind o iS% "N Hl" We MI in
100 ps' $I i 700 v?,r,i"ti"s Address Floral
FOR sale. StanIirr p;rc. oak. poplar: on
,r r. ''r9rn nnGn hour" fp@m l!,cnmond
- ""rI'e''''F' address . care Times
rMinpTr's famous 6EsahelI oceans. ",NIru,
oaG S my rr. v ,rc.s 'ra or nhs ss
H., for samnI" rf nnt: and rricc list # nuts
49, n"l Ma. S@s a.I"1s1 anG ISIH Ts re-
ron ",lo hear; Soda fountain. writing desk.
Bi:AUTlFUi. 0n"-cnra, Diamond rIn. FOR
sale ghcan. { So. care Times. plsratch,
Two 'yw dirtanhomcs cheap. S3i. t"rc
FOR svi" bennington ivucwritcr No. {. in
rG E"Sd v%"GH,a9"; aiS2 an Ideal gas stove
%arf"r order md so"nc,e with Tyre mud
;"n'El, "mcr de.iiIed ii ii so7. care Tlrnc s
l,tsiGich:
ToH sa!. 50 n;; Ii-coOni, dTsi morlsagy
-"i H'g 'n"n"y for quick buyer. Il SIS.
%1 %r a T Sass GSq"'? STEP and Ho0r
E<tytLnrEDiA. britannica. eleventh chi-
LL"ll. .-hSnm cash Mymns. :::g,& South rm.
FINE French poodle dogs, sing
ing canary birds and gold
fish. l1ngleberg's, 602 e. Main.
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Wo viii scii
TUESDAY. JANUARY -.
at our salcscOoni, GIG East Broad street.
at 1880
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WASTED the Public TO KNOW THAT
TIE :nuifAbLE LoA% .SOclErY HAS
MOVED To -" MOTH EIGHTH S'rKf.r.I.
IL u, NEED or MONEY. B0RisoW From
- q YOUR, ,WN.AhTt!LES, DIAMoXDS.
CLASS. INMATE OFFICES FOR LADIES
'.pNStLTtvlUN.
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rpi; sal" or tran" Tor real estate. town ~
county % uaSlng u"wsua0cr bu"IcS..
3 cat, no HHnttriItnuE N'dtltl.si section Cd,
fno state L no. ouro Ti!urs- hi-puttl
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FOR SALE-Aiochircry.

tpR sale. deep well drill. water or oil Ma.
chncrN and tools glur"ut.cl conditions
NTH or without power. .NGdr,s= II SO. care
Times pi.grntrh
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days

HOUSE FCNNITtRE md HOUSE:
ruRN!Su!NC;, vICTR0LA OrFiCi:
EtRNITuRE. SHOWCASES. STEAM
TARlE. SINGER SEWING; MA
CHINE. NEW BATH TUBS, MAN
mEi:S. NALL CASES. SODA FOUN-
TAIN. ETC.
At PUBLIC AUCTION
at cl6 East Broad street. commencing
MONDAY. JANUARY 80.
at ln.2n
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FINE French poodle dogs, sing
ing canary birds and gold
fish. Cngleberg's, 602 L. Main.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS


WANTED To buy. u aud | { foot all glass
show cascs. also cashiers stand for retail
.i"r" Give price. Address BOX IL. Mar
ASH PAID FOR OLD FALSE TEETll.
81 To - paid Tor old sctS ul false tccth in
nny condition. .\ln" old gold and silver
h"ught. such watches. chains. spectacle
'r"incs. rings: etc. Also crowns and hr.dsc;
work of teeth. Drop postal. Will rait
AVID bring cash Tor same. this week only.
Address Bon l. ~. care Times DISPATCH.
iinulevard ..$I-L
WANTED parlor oil lamp. Boulevard 80.
TWO or three pool Tables wanted. For fur
'hcr intorina ton call Randolph Ill
WANTED. TO buy old hrokcu banl, notes ~
Maryland. D"iawur". Pcnn-yiyauia. Now
'"r>"v. Connecticut. New York aud NassH-
'huS.ttS II SH. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. OLD FEATHER REDS OLD
TIME FtRSlTtRE. PHONE MADISON
NEWLY married couple will
keep piano for storage. Ref
erenceS. t. 1l2, care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED-BIISineSs.

WANTED. TO buy general mcrchaudiso
husincss in good country location or VII
cash price. aud FUN particulars iu urst
letter. Address l. SjI, care Times lbs patch.
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Auction Sale
Mules, Cows,
Hogs, F arrning
Implements, Etc,

VIII sell a; public auction for Mr.
StdrkoN Hare. on his promises. stu
atrd about Quo mile from the National
Cemetery. on tho north side Of the
WILLIAMSBURG Road near W. l.. Brit
iln.S lLnirN
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES

SnCTil Carolina notes and accounts col
!ctt"i: NO Colicctlcn 10 Charge. t.IlND,i
Mercantile Agency. Rock IIili. : =,
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COAL INCREASE

nfSrsmlDs oroioei nrlyW" property from
business ventures. unfortunate free. Ehlip
Lawrence. hoUl"r Assistant Secretary state
Huron. S y a \ Hhu,u N,mllr ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28
DANDY

Eugene Mcintyre returned from
New York Friday.
Charles King has finished work on
the railroad and is working for L. c.
Crosby.
Mrs. Leslie Rhoades and two chill
dren, who have been at c. r. Kings,
returned to Rutland Saturday.
Mrs. Benjamin Griffith has returned
from Addison where she has been to
look after her farm. Mr.. Griffith and
John Kane of this town are still in
Addison.
Children's Day was held at the Con-
gregational Church Sunday, taking
the place Of the regular service. The
infant children of Mr.. and Mrs. f..
Haseton, Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
liams, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sargent,
were baptized.
Dewey Johnston Of U. V. NJ, Bur-
lington, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnston.
Brooklyn school closed Friday,
June 22nd, for the summer vacation.
Pupils not absent or tardy during the
spring term are; Edward Risdon, Mil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28
How FLAGS Should Be Hois,sd.

When a fagpoIe is in slanting oil
horizontal position. II the rope holding
the upper corner OF the flag be pulled
very tight and the rope holding the
lower corner be slackened somewhat
thus allowing the flag to drop slightly
away from the pole, the wind Will spill
out Of it. This viii do much to pre-
vent the flag from wrapping around
the pole
A little experimenting will show how
much to slack away the lower corner.
II depends on the size OF the flag and
the angle Of the pole.
"A man has TO be smart to git bis
own way" said Uncle Eben. and even
smarter TO know how TO manage II aft
er be gifts t"--Washington Star.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28
BONNEVILLE

Mrs. S. B. Castle is i'll.
Jacob Ellenburg was home over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Benson are
spending a few days in town.
Miss Dorothy Burbank is visiting
relatives at Manchester Depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Gallug of MARI
boro, Mass, are in town visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Chisholm Of Jamaica,
visited Miss Victoria Benson last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Williams and
Mrs. G. l.. Burbank were in Brattle-
boro Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor Of Flor
ence, Mass, were guests at the Nor
gan House Saturday and Sunday.
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FOOD PREJUDlCES.
Why They Should Be Abandoned For
the Sake of Economy.

Be willing to try new foods. Certain
plentiful and nourishing foods widel.
used and enjoyed in one section a
practically unknown In other section
OF the country Learn to know all tn,
good things, not few only.
People too easily get into food ruts-
insist on eating only the food they arr
used to and refuse to give fair tria
to others. This causes undue demand
for certain staples, with resulting
scarcity or high prices when crops are
short At the same time other valu
able foods may be relatively cheap and
available A striking instance of this
Is failure fully to appreciate rice-s
valuable source Of starch-when pota
toes are scarce and high, Another OK
ample is refusal in certain sections tt
use anything but wheat as breadstuf
when corn-a valuable cereal widely
used elsewhere as breadstuff-i'
plentiful and relatively cheap.
Learn how to cook all kinds OF sta
pie foods and to serve them In va
riety of ways. Simple dishes well pre-
pared are better than expensive food,
badly cooked.
Many persons are prejudiced against
certain good foods because when frs
tried the foods were improperly cooked
Remove from your vocabulary don
like" or cant eat.
Most individual prejudices agains'
widely popular foods are either i'm
aginary or baseless.
Try to like every simple food; Civ,
II fair trial
Demonstrate thrift In your home
Make saving rather than spending
your social standard. - United Statei |
Department Of Agriculture.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28
How Country Folk Interpret Common
Rain Signs.

The people in our country very sci
dom need weather forecaster to tel
them II the morrow will be clear Ii
eighty-fve cases out Of hundred the!
will tell you 1t will rain within tire,
days II there Is ring around thu
moon or sun.
Another old maxim believed In b,
the country folks is ''the farther tn,
sight the nearer the rain" When the
people Of mountainous region car
see distant peak that Is usually in
visible they know that 1t is too good t.
last and will rain soon. There arr
sound scientific reasons for every ons
Of the above signs, as well as for tn,
belief that sounds carry better wber
rainstorm is near.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28

Between 80 and So Brattleboro Boy
Scouts have left for Marlboro South
Pond where they will encamp until
July 7th under the supervision Of the
Rev. J. r. Virgin, scout commissioner
Of Brattleboro. In camp with the boys
will be DR.. John Douglas, Of Balti-
more, a friend Of Mr.. Virgin. the Rev.
d. f. Trout, will be at the camp after
Monday. Mr.. Virgin has had charge
At boys camps for number Of years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28

The annual commencement exercis-
es for the graduating class Of nurses
of the Rutland Hospital will be held
Mt the local institution Wednesday.
DR.. T. S. Brown, superintendent Of the
Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington,
has accepted the invitation Of Henry
r. Field, president Of the hospital
board, to deliver the address on that
occasion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28

dred Risdon, Minerva Risdon. Min
erva Risdon has not been absent or
tardy during the school year. Highest
averages for the year: Edward Risdon
81 81, Minerva Risdon, 81 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28

This advertisement designed to effect closer
cooperation the company and its subscribers There
are three parties telephone cathe person calling the
called operator who them The quality
service rendered is determined by the spirit in which all three
work together rather than by the individual effort OF
or these three persons We will gladly send complete
sets OF the series to those desiring them
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28

Holden q Hcaiy. Solicitor Tor Peti.
1ioucr ll-S
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1917-06-28

been married with selfish motive,
permitted girl to remain in a mistake
she had made till, being cornered,
committed a still more rash act. II
seems TO me that we are both beholden
TO do what seems to be for her best In.
terest. II you will permit her to re.
main In her mistake | will do the same
till favorable time arrives for con.
fession. Then II she will remain my
wife ] will do my best to make her
happy.
"All this is very fine, but where do
come in?'
The remark was discouraging, but !
kept on holding before him the trouble
he might cause by claiming his rights
and the nobility Of character he would
show by resigning bis bride for her own
good ] was two hours about the work, 4
but In the end succeeded, and he con. 1
sented 10 let the matter rest as il was.
babe the man whose place had .
taken goodby, with a God bless you,
noble man that you are" and reported
TO my regiment. ! have not since Wis
TIED my bride, having been at once sent
away on a special duty. But have
written her some heartfelt letters and
have received equally heartfelt replies
from her
have not yet made a confession. In
the first place. prefer to make one
rather than In writing: In
the second. am pouring out my heart
to her with a view to making her the
better satisfied with me when she lea rms
hat she has married the wrong man.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-08-24
MOTHER! IF CH|LD's
TONGUE IS COATED
If cross, feveriSh, conStipated,
give "CaIifornia Syrup
of Figs"

laxative today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
wastes, liver gets sluggish. stomach
sour.
Look at the tongue, Mother! If coat
ed or your child is listless, cross, fever
ish, breath bad, restless, doesn't eat
heartily. full of cold or has sore throat
or any other children's ailment give i
teaspoonful of California Syrup Of
Figs" then don't worry, because 1t is
perfectly harmless, and in few hours
all this constipation poison, sour bile
and fermenting waste will gently move
out of the bowels, and you have a we'll
playful child again. A thorough "in-
side cleansing" is ofttimes all that is
necessary. 1t should be the first treat
ment given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. ASK
your druggist for a 50-cent bottle OF
California Syrup Of Figs" which has
full directions for babies, children OF
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and see that 1t is made by the "Califor-
mia Fig Syrup Company."-(Advt.)