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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-13
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

Bargain--ReaI
Bargaim
Now's tho time 10 get a good used
car at a real bargain; all have been
oyorhauled and In perfect shape
Haynes
flupmObiles
Bucks
Hudson
Elcar
Paige
Mccullough Elulme
Motor 60.
l0lG.ls N. Broadway.
rhons Maple 3ii0
WILL TRADE six. cylinder Saxon five
messenger car IN good repair and q
Harley Davidson motorcycle WIN con
slider Ford In good condition. Call Wal
| nut a.
| FOR sALE-lgls 7-passcnger Chandler
touring car, run little over 1000
miles: never OF the paved streets Of
| Oklahoma city: engine In perfect con
| dItlOn: body looks Ike new; Tor quick
/ sale, $3.50 Address q V Richard.
son, 2D7 West Main. Walnut i2l9.
FORD ton truck. l9ls nearly new, cab
effect. would take In 6-pnssenger
| Ford Capitol Furniture Co, 2l9 West
| California Walnut 3isi
| FOR SALE-lsls Dodge touring. like
new. bargain. Walnut 2Sjl
| FOR SALf,-One Ford delivery body,
$3.50 Phone walnut 27Gi.
FOR touring, slightly used 1855. Peter
son, Walnut 1860.
II HAVE 1918 model Mitchell seven.
passenger car that lH In Al condi,
tIUu, seat covers, bumper fully equip
ped ln every Wnv: this car looks Rl
most Ike new, runs like new; VII
dcmonatrato; this car ls for sale and
price is going 10 ho put on II that vii
srll u quick Phone Walnut hl6
NEW Ford touring car Tor safe Wal
nut ci52
WILL. soil or trndy Mitchell slK I-pas
spnrsr Tor Ford coupe or Hight rond
unr $50 w. Grand Phone Wa'nu
90,
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Kansas

FRANKLIN COUNTY KAN. FARM
~ acres. 3 miles good railroad town
Santa 20 rllfond. about ~ miles OF
ava. Kan. % miles Kansas Guy. about
pll M fDr cultivation. gently rolling,
iIlahle land. about half blue grass,
timothy and clover meadow good q
story. s-rnUm house. good barn. 50Ni0;
plenty other outhulldings. plenty good
water; close to school and church. X,
J.. D.. telephone. price isl 30 yer Acrei
il,.NO cash, l0an remainder long Tina
percent. possession March /. d. l.
| Clgldn. Ottawa, Kan
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New Mexico.
hIiasnnfi.

SO ACRES New Mexico irrigated land TO
trade ns first payment on home or Tor
car. G2S T.. Sth or walnut bOlS.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

KITCHENS Hotel Exchange. hotel hro-
kcfs. deals IN facts only. ftth ilouf
on Exchange Building
FOR SAI.E-W Widely known plenting
nri button business, good money
maker. good reason for HslllnS. 80
rHItIw0rr Bl1E
HOuNING housc-3s rooms, furniture,
cheap rent lease. Clears $500 month
900 W Reno
TOMIIN a HOFFMAN,, Hotel Brokers,
Room $50 lOiil West Main. Walnut
bOG6
tDU sNIE Halt interest In billiard
Ilrlor doing good huainess; well To-
rHfUu. some terms tl right parties. Ad-
d|pas E.'i9. uklahnm1n
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RINGLAND. McALEsTER, OKLA.
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Was-1ita Bottom

200 acres. 100 acres nne alfalfa land.
vp sets Of Improvements. l1rgc broom
corn and hay barns. good fence. you
can't buy anything like II for less than
900 per acre This is being sold io
.rttle nm estate Price SIS per acre.
Don't let this get away from you.
III. A. Markham Co.
Maple G2y ils y. Robinson ST.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

.H.s a-~=-zn-'essN-s7~ss'sr- - ~
STARTERS, generators
and magnetOs repair
ed. American Electric
Ignition Co. Phone Wal
NUT 16A. Oklahoma City.
AUTO SALVAGE AND WRECKlNG
COMPANY
II West Grand Ave.
Tires. carburcters. transmlsslons.
nXles gears, all parts for all motors
WE SAVE YOU 30 PERCENT.
HAVE 6-pussengcr Ford FOR sale;
has run 1900 miles looks like new
hns scif-startcr Hpoodometer, cuioul
nickel plated bumper: viii sell Tor cash
or viii take good note or mortgage
D-7H Oklohomnn-TimrE
WELDING, Auto Repairing. Puckott,
6l5 N0rth Hudson.
USED BUCKS
n you want ono In first clnss con
dItlou. SEQ us. Terms TO responsible
OKLAHOMA CITY TUlCK co.
2l-23 West jth 81
Phone Maple iA.
WNNTED-Llye dealers In every coun.
" In Oklahoma TO sell Cleveland
tractors: liberal contracts 10 rlght
parties CnrdWell- Lyman Sales Co,
bl0 W. Main St, Oklahoma cry. Maple
lO7
BARGAIN-isis Ford roadster; fine
shape: extras. t2I. vance ht AM
crican National Bnnk
Real Good Ones
Buick 1918 light six
Buick 1917 light FiI
Paige light six. 1911
Nolc light six sedan.
llaS Dodge roadster
overland IS. 5-pnssenGcr
Buick, 5-passengcr no starter; car
IN perfect mechanical condition
Richards Auto Co.
100 W End Walnut $50
WE SELL 'EM FOR LESS
FOWDS TO pACkAlNlS
1.uasscngor Saxon roadster. IN root
condition. worth more thun Ilil. 2-paH
sonEcr Overland roadster, model 81, self
starter. good tires $3.50, h-phtseng"
| Ford touring shock ahsorhers, Koo'
/ tires, "a danny, ebaHt o. y lhN'NNtI F'Ii
/ touring. new, never driven, &Iid. 5-pas
/ senger Saxon touring ear, p real bu'
| for tiT5. 6-pasfenger Overland chumml
! roadster. new paint good tires, In per
! feet condition. $40. 1918 Maxwell b-pns
| senFer touring rur, good tires, motor II
] excellent condition. worth more thai
| We nsk. tGli. 1917 Nolle touring, pain
! good. runs fine. $500. 1918 OldsmohI
| roadster. good tires looks IKE new
! fI.Il5, 1915 new Oakland unit body se
dan. never driven, il.6I1, 1918 new Oak
! land sedan. Rex body. $500 under lls
price. ti.275. 1915 Ford coupe, upholster
! Ing In good condition. extras, 800, lyl
! Soripps Booth Spa sCugsr roadster
| wire wheels good tires t,Na, 1918 InrE
nrd ~. passenger touring. new paint
/ uphOlstcTIug I'M fine condition. cord tires
| looks and runs like new. $500
! THIS Is ONLY a VERY SMALL
- SELECTION
| Come md see the rest Tor yourself
Terms 10 responsible PARTIES
! WALKER MOTOR SALES COMPANY
500 ~ broadway Walnut -'l'
ItlH sAl.E passenger kissoI sedan
Cnl M Fghrrt ll0'cl Livery Service
1917 6.CYLlNpER J-pnssenger Haynes
newly painted. cord tires motor II
perfect condition. looks good ns new
| bargain. ilO'5 200 Is 7ro1dway
| FOR SALE-Ono 2r-tun truck, usol
lNtlc 400 A. condition Grand Ave
nue. Garage 10e w. Grand Ave.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY


FOR SAIE-pool hall. lOO-foot build |
Ing with 4 upstairs rooms, equipped |
with q tables, Digur ani tobacco fix |
tur's. soda fountain. 3-chnlr barber
shop aul hnth. slot machines and
plano. running water. electricity and
gng. viii pay Tor itself In less than
Nrlr. price 900. terms sham Ock
Electric Co. shamrock, okla.
FOR SALE 1000 stock nice new gro
coricg. shoes and staple dry goods
doFlraby located In Ardmore, Okla
reasonable rent, dong $4,000 business
ye0rly u G McKIoiy, Ardmore. okla.
FOR sALE--Automoblle sales agency;
state distributor Of medium priced
liEht six: good part Of state. A. o..
care Oklnhomnn.
JEWELEH- For sale or trade. good set
watchm1ker's tools and large assort-
ment NJ material and findings: located
In good oklahoma town; reasons Tor
selling For particulars write A. II
OFrhomAn.
FuW SALl.-Husncls college In Okla
huma: splendid opportunity for the
right man. Address 4. l.. care Okla
homnn
DRUG sTUHE for sale In southern OK.
l1homa Marshall county. will invoice
81 GOO. can arrange for 5000 20 handle
had health rnson for selling big pre-
acfiptiOn business am making money,
some terms to right party. A. D., care
| Oklahomnn
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE For Sale
go telephones Hnd lots Of room for
more. priced 10 sell. L. r Robertson.
/ Carney, Okla.
FOR SALE Right fine thousand.d dollar
| stock hardware, no junk, very little
| fixtures. doing a prnctl. ally cash busi-
| ness. hooks will show good profit bad
| health. reason for selling. Inquire
room \, Alta Hotel. Oklahoma City,
| okla.
ron SALE -8-cnair barber shop, up
to.ditc. doing good business in young
| oil town; the reason for selling quilting
business roy ~, Allen, Okls.
30. ROOMS. strictly modern, elegantly
81 800 son terms Ask Mr, Pope. Ma
pie 1850. Walnut go.
GROOM modern roomlng house, prl.
Vats baths, newly furnished. price
81 600. 81 900 on terms. Paying big
take some diamonds. located live ol
own Ask Mr. Pope, Maple 1850. Wal.
nut 22O. tl5-ii Maiea,ic Bldg
| FOR sALE-up to- date candy shoI
furniture. serving lunches and deal
In IN sundrlcs: fitted with new i6foo
l,ed Cross furniture and u feet Of ma
hogany buffet; wall cases, fountain
and cases have black Helglan mathlt
bases: absolutely highest class estab
lshment In city. only dancing academy
In city Just n step away, leading the
ater across the street. II interested
address 2. o. noS it, Lawton, OKLA
. ron SALE-Hotel and cafe. hot an,
cold water. elevator 69 roomsi ~
year lease nj $3.50 per month: prlc
~ .500 some terms, r. y. Haston
Sapulpe, Okla,
ron sALE-Drug store and NEEDLES
practice; no competitions hest one
store proposition In central Oklahoma
$500 cash will handle, sell or rent rea
estate. Address n, J., care ohlahomar
= FhR sALF -Two.chair barber shor
dcing nice business. VIM. Wash.
burn. RoN a9, shedee, Okla,
ID NEWsrAPEk for sale, In live Agri
cultural and coal mining town larg
field; good equipment; can he bough
NJ about hah the equipment pric
alone, J. X Frederick, McCurthir
okla.
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Small RqnCEl

- 100 ACRES. n miles southwest
w. Oklahoma CITY. l0j acres In
" Vhrnt. ~ acres Tor spring cfuu
g. acres fine pasture ana meadow. Whlrh
is eN. 1pNon3lIy good, Improved win
good room frnmr house. concrete cave,
Jisiprn wells. nice family orch ud
Possession Jan 2. 1919 Price 10000
iUau approved on this farm ,or s51l'
100 ACRES. lo0 acres IN wheat Ruycr
gets one third ~ Whrut crop delly-
cred Al nuI nice and smooth. I'M.
Iroycd with G-ropm .-gtoy hih and
u.Isrrcd white house: bnrn, plenty out.
buildings and abundance good water
owned By non resident and priced a.
IS 500 urtll January l.
f. S MATHEWS.
Farm Land Department
O.. T. STUART co,
M7rle TG N West Main
W,r r..Fe farm ionns NJ low rates
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

FOR sALE-Leases In the Burhburnet,
oil field, proven territory; a bar
gain NJ i25 per acre, wire. Can fur
nlsh any part Of 500 acres, subject TO
prior sale E l. Plckerell. Wichita
Tails, Texas,
WILL pay cash for National oil com.
pany stock state best price In first
letter Union Bond and Investment
Co, iils National Life Insurance. Bldg q.
Chicago. tll
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GREAT uNEGAiNs s. down. y
monthly huys % acres good iruu
and poultry land. u'0r town southern
Missouri price only SEQ Address Box
a.r ErrInrNc'd No
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MISSOIRi-fO down, 81 monthly. buy,
~ acres good farm ana fruit mnd
near town. southern Mlssolr price
only 500 BoS 35. Mount Vernon. Ill
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

FuR SALE OR TRNDE-Throe we'll
improved farms In EASTERN oklahoma.
Address owner, NJ, j, Guest, Hughes.
Okla.
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VALLEY FARM i6O acres. large house.
barn. fruit, soft Vltor i2AnI, easy
terms. FREQ views Arthur Muunthlt
View Mo
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s. cash and S. monthly, no interest or
taxes. gently rolling, highly productive;
no wet waste land abundant rainfall;
splendid. hrtlthfu climate good schools
nul churches close ~ good railroad town
ANA three NIX markets. perfect iIlti
600 foot oil ana Gas test well htIng
rUlod nearby photographs arl mn In
formation free Munger. l. lG5u N Y.
Ilfc Ildg Kansas NIiy. Mo.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE

ron SALE or trade for h0y or grain.
unn ID g.. l1lt Buick O. ONE 1916 Ford
ono lfIT Ford, one S' i-T overland
run only Q 1000 miles. one sU.T overland,
ml q NO miles. nll these Cnrs IN Al
condition nnd priced right; they must
move j o. Morris. Ryan. Okla
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Burroughs Adding
Machine
New Secured through traie' viii sell
cheap Phone watkins, Maple i6.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
rnrar MAcnINE wnnKa co.

7nl E1st UTnnd Ave
Repairing machinery rebuilding auto
and ras engine cylinders. wldinr brat.
inu regtindlng and corrugatinH mill
mills rrumpt and efficient service
FOR SALE Nine h. y gas engine. l
NV a C. generator and switchboard
1850 one l2N Nv A c. generator, 1900
guaranteed first class condition Sham
tbCk Electric Co, shamrock, OKLA
A. w WHITE, electric motors and zen
orators lll W Reno. oklahoma city
Okln phone Walnut f2gf
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Michigan

CHOICE sO acres. unrt valley. we'll Inn,
proved. near tCwu hlg urchnfl, price
s. 500 scott. Mountain view. SO.
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FOR SALE-At n big sacrifice, good.
all-bottom farm, miles from Pack
lnrtnwu: good 5.rOom house. big hlrn
good w,lla, soft water and windmill,
ulrpy o, outhuldings; fenced and
cross fenced hog wire. " acres IN
wheat, 10 An alfalfa; priced, for quick
rlle 1T $4,000 bl2 Insurance Bldg
Phone Maple allR
FARM OKLAHOMA COUNTY TRADE.
qiO ncrra two miles from Ncwnlln, n
rule west and mile south good three
room house, large barn, three good
wells 40 acres In cultivation, 80 ncfcs
pottum hand. apple orchard, 80 pear
rrrs all fenced and cross FENCED, gond
pnstufcs. ttnown us tho John Scott
larml. price SIS per acre
Would tado this for home in town
nh 10 S. 900 ur Tor two smaller places.
SOUTUWESTERN PUBLICITY
LEAGUE,
u3.i Majestic Bilg Oklahoma CITY.
Phones Walnut e20. Maple $500
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Protect Your Chickens

and sure enough it does. A rat will
leave all other food to get RAT
SNAP and it's the last he eats. RAT
SNAP chemically cremates the car
cass. Doesn't have to be mixed with
other food. Won't blow away, dry
up, soil or decay. Surest, quickest,
cleanest, safest to kill rats, mice and
reaches. Four sizes, 25c, SOC, S1.O0
and $780,. Sold by Charles A. Scar
les & Co., and Arthur E. Smith, st.
Johnsbury, VT, J. H. Goodrich, Bar
net, VT.
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WEST BARNET

Schools have all been closed for
two weeks on account of the pre-
vailing distemper.
Miss Ruby Blain left Monday for
Barre to attend Goddard Seminary.
Her father, D. A. Blain, accompanied
her, going In Rev. Francis Laird S
car.
Dudley Fitzgerald, who is iii with
influenza is little better, also Fran
els HASTE.
Miss Ina Basmaf was the guest of
Miss Thressa. Blain, Thursday and
Friday, attending the teachers meet
ing at Barnet, Friday, and going to
her home il. Lyndon, Friday night.
All the teachers from this part of
the town went to the meeting re-
porting a good one.
Alden j. Clark of Fargo, N d.. Wis
tied at James Blain's, Saturday.
Miss Elsie Garvin was the guest
of Miss Elsie McLaren last week.
Miss Clara Dopp also spent the
week end with Miss McLaren.
Mrs. Hattie Woods is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. D.. A. Blain.
Mrs. Harley Watson of Danville
visited Mrs. Charles Roy, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Margaret Hale visited Miss
Edith Wallace at Barnet, Friday.
John Aiken Jr., is very i'll with
partial bronchial pneumonia, but
is a little better
Harold Aiken is i'll with pneumonia.
The following extract is taken
from First Lieut.. Presley D. Stout,
former professor OF. Peacham Acad-
envy: $50 many new experiences have
come to me since we left behind us
our. own dear homeland, that L hardly
know. where to begin. We have re-
ceived a hearty and unexpectedly
sympathetic welcome from the Ital-
! ians wherever we have gone Our
first two months were spent in get
| ting acquainted and in making pre-
parations. We are now pretty well
settled in the work we came to do.
This is wonderfully beautiful coun-
try,-its' hills along the coast, of a
warm soft green, dotted here and
there with villas which from a dis
lance seem like so many fairy
homes,-the mountains farther in
land, more barren, holder, more ma
jestic, frequently surmounted by the
form of some historic stronghold
it's cities are built of stone of white
! or some mild tint of red, appearing
when viewed. from some distant
point of vantage to be woven Of
dreans,-its valleys, productive, and
crowded to the, limit with some form
of fruit OF grain or vegetables its
flowers, it's blue skies, it's opal seas
a fit place for heaven, it seems. And
always, and everywhere beside the
new is found the hallowed old, sane
tifying it's surroundings with the spir-
it of veneration, and speaking al
ways of the permanent, the true, the
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ter, N. H., is here, called by the i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. Lena Rash.
Mrs. B. r Smith and son William
are sick. ....--,-.l.
Allie Trotter is sick.
Mrs. Georgia VIM is caring for
Mrs. Walter Russell. Ea
The funeral service of Perley Rus
sell was held Sunday afternoon from
his home at o'clock, Rev. A. N.
Pierce officiating. The interment was
at the cemetery here. He was edu-
Gated at the st. Johnsbury public
schools and Academy, taking short
course at the University of Vermont
at Burlington. Just a short time ago
he answered call for his country
and was stationed at Camp McPher-
son, Nd. II was there he took pneu-
monia and died in just few days.
Besides his father and mother he
leaves one sister, Mrs. Bertha Spar
row, and his grandmother, Mrs. Rus
sell.
Walter Russell died at his home
Sunday afternoon from pneumonia.
He is survived by his wife, his father
and mother and one sister, Mrs. Ber-
tina Sparrow,
Mrs. Elmer Badger is dangerously
sick with bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. T. r. Barnett and Miss Alice
Gillander are i'll with the prevailing
distemper.
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CABOT
Cabot Junior High School Notes

Cabot Junior High School Notes
The Town School Fair was held
Sept. 21st and was very successful.
Exhibits were made by pupils from
all over town. The exhibit of vege-
tables and sewing and cooking de-
serve special mention. Steers, pigs,
rabbits, and poultry were we'll repre-
resented, showing what the boys and
girls of the town are doing to help
in food production. Three ribbons
were awarded in each lot. A total
of three hundred entries were made.
The judges for the vegetables and
stock were Prin. C. B. Story of
Plainfeld, Mr.. Cary Smith of Cabot;
for the sewing and cooking, Mrs. J.
w. Butterfield, Mrs. M. F. Hale, and
Miss Marjorie Wells.
Talks were given in the afternoon
by Supt Butterfeld and Rev. Arthur
Hewitt of Plainfield. A baseball
game was played with Plainfeld
Junior High which resulted in a vic
tory for the home team Of 1916. The
day closed with a promenade in the
evening.
Miss Alnsden of Greensboro Junior
High school was a recent visitor OF
Miss Jameson.
The school superintendent of the
Winooski Valley were expected tc
meet with us Thursday. but owing tc
the rain were unable to do so.
There Will be a business meeting
of the Red Cross next Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Congrega-
tional parsonage, at which time
there will be an election of officers
for the coming year.
President Benton of U. V. M, who
has been Y. M. c. A. worker ir
France for the past six months. viii
give talk at the Town Hall Thurs.
day evening, Oct s. Everyone should
plan to hear him. Admission free
Rev. M. w. Hale, president of tho
Red Cross, shipped box of knitted
goods and sewing valued at $4,000
last Thursday. This was a three
months quota, and contained the fol
! lowing articles: 80 aprons, II sweat
ers, 10 shirts, pair pajamas, 14(
pairs socks, 7 mufflers, pairs wrist
ers, 10 chemises.
Mrs. Agnes Joslyn of East Hard
wick is spending a few. days at Harry
Walbridge's.
+ Misses Alice Harvey and judith
Haines came home Thursday from
their school work at Barre, school!
being closed on account of the grip
They went back Saturday Afternoon
so as to be ready for school worl
Monday, but schools are yet closed
and they came home Monday to sta.
until the re- opening.
There are several cases of grip il
town.
The harvest supper and sale Thurs
day evening was well attended, al
though it was very rainy night
The. net proceeds amounted to $500
Supt. and Mrs. Butterfeld ATTENDED
the Grange Fair held at East Calai
Saturday.
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14O Acres $500, Including
IL Cows. Other Stock.

13 Cows, Other Stock,
Bull, horse, poultry, moving machine,
horse rake, grain drill, plows, cultiva-
tor, harrow, wagons, long list tools,
40 cords fitted stove wood, so bu.
potatoes, 125 blu. oats, so blu. apples,
80 tons hay. etc. Heavy. clover and
general crops thrive on this farm, on
good road, mail, telephone, 2 IL
miles town, high school, churches,
creamery, 7g acres machineworked
loan tillage, so acres spring-watered
pasture, plerty wood, timber, fruit,
8-room house, running water, big
basement barn, another 52-ft. barn
with Aft. ell, poultry houses, etc.
To settle quickly everything goes for
$500, only $500 cash needed. De-
tails page. 81 Strout's New Fall Farm
Catalogue of this and other bargains,
many with stock, tools, crops for
comfortable winter; copy free. E. A.
ISTROUT FARM AGENCY, Pept.
1892, 100 Main street, Burlington,
Vermont.
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exalted in the midst of the temporary
near sighted interests of every day.
81 am located in a small village
where | am the only American officer.
At. present my work is not very ar
duous and l should have an excel
l@nt opportunity to become lonely
were it not that I find my books
suchsuch excellent companions.
Mrs. James Blain picked some ripe
r;tspberries the first of the week.
Frank Blain picked some strawber-
ries the same day. Both berries were
in excellent condition and were as
good as they were the first of the
season.
Charles Carter and two daughters
Ct Tilton, N. H., were over Sunday
guests Of Mrs. Julia Carter
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PAsSUMPSIC

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Miles and
family moved to Lyndonville Friday.
Ernest Skinner has been in Ben
nington this week attending the state
convention.
Mrs. Ernest Shepherd came home
Friday on account of the schools
closing.
Mrs. Lena Rash had a shock Fri
day.
Mrs. Carrie Prescott of Manches-
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Gern.Proof Money.

To bank. in Spokane, Wash, be
longs the distinction of circulating the
first antiseptic germ-proof national
bank notes. The United States treas
ury is still experimenting with devices
20 launder dirty bank notes to bright
crisp Ones. but the Spokane bank has
the first sanitary, money on record
Fifty thousand dollars in bills, put out
by the bank, were signed with an ink
said to consist largely of carbolic acid
The result is the bills are saturated
with an agency which means death to
the. most vigorous germ who'd live
,here.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-01
ALIEE[IME OF
SUFFERING
Prevented by ''Fruit-a-tives"
The Wonderful Fruit Medicine
So MAIsoNNEuvE ST.. HUI

So MAIsoNNEUvE ST., Hull.
TN my opinion, no other medicine
is so good as 'Fr,iit-a-tiyes' for
Indigestion and Constipation.
Tor years, I suffered with these
dreaded diseases, trying all kinds of
treatments until I was told L was
incurable. .s
One day a friend told me to try
'Fruit-a-tives' Tor Frnit Liner
Tablets. To my surprise, I found
this medicine gave Immediate relief,
ard in q short time was all right
again". BONAT- LALONDE
SOC. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENsBURG. N. Y