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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20

the Red Cross rooms are requested 70 pu
their names on them.
| The Cabot Dramatic club played "Th
Dust of the Earth" in Marshtield recent
! ~, one.half OF the proceeds TO be givcl
to the Red Cross society in this town
and which amounted to $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Dane went e
| Barre last Saturday TO see their son
! Leslie, who had 36 hours furlougl
| from Camp Devens. Mass.
p. A. Pike of Plaintield visited his ia
Their, J. G, Pike, Friday.
One more star has been added TO the
service flag of the Congregational church
in memory of Al Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers and children of
Barre were over Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hatch.
=. 4. Smith was called to Montpelier
Monday to act OF jury.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Plat and daugh
ter were recent guests Of friends in
Barre
Charles Swift of Bethel was in town
last week purchasing lumber Of w s
Ford and Fred Lambcrton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scott were called
10 Greensboro Friday by the illness of
Mr.. SCOTS sister, Mrs. Lizzie Hill.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Read have re.
turned from Florida.
Joe ODonnell has sold his farm to Mr..
Simpson.
Walter Myers has been i'll with grip
several days,
Thelma Houghton has been confined
at home several days by illness
All Ennis of Camp Devens was at DR.
NJ. d. Warren's last Sunday.
News has been received of the birth of
a son to Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Constable
March II at Durham, n. G. The child
is grandson of Mr.. and Mrs T. f. Cur
rier.
Miss Phyllis Webster is home from
seminary on account of ILL
ness.
i. C. Denny of Bradfoard is at Z. C. |
.iould's, purchasing COWS.
Merna Walbridge was home over Sun
Law from Montpelier seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Rogers, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Earl Rogers were called to Hard
wick Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Neil Wakefield.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20

home in this city. Cards attached to
flowers broke the announcement upon a
company Of friends.
William Hornbrook, who suffered q
shock Monday night and was very low
Tuesday. i more comfortable. lie is re-
covering the use Of his faculties.
Miss Nellie Garrow has commenced
temporary work in the Office Of the in
surance commissioner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
Another Meatless Day.

! have eaten a bale
OF spinach and kalc,
And I've never raised a row.
! have swallowed can
OF moistened bran
And | feel like a brindle COW.
I am taking q snack
From the old haystack,
In the evening shadows gray.
And I'm glad, you bet,
At last to get
To the end of Il meatless day
Washington Star
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
lust His Chance

Nj Nounghusbsnd reached homo lat,
for dinner.
Il got caught for speeding on the way
home BE- explained rather sheepishly
Have TO appear Tomorrow morning and
get $40 or ~ DAYS.
Mrs Nounehushand ferventiy clsFpcd
two blistered little hands
What = providence shf erred de-
youtly. Take the q days lohn. The
c,-fk has just efi."-lnsh W0id
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
Notice.

Regular meeting of Barre polishers
branch will be held Thursday, March 81,
at p. m. Business, voting for delegates
TO A. +. of l.. convention. Per order
A. w. Prize, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
EAST BARRE.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

EXTRA NICE EARLY CUT HAY, jersey
heifer. good pasture; cut me 30 cords of wood
and | will give you rs cords for cutting il :
f. G. Darling. Marshfeld VI. ate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
Notice.

Regular meeting of tool sharpeners
branch, No. 2, Wednesday evening in pol.
ishers' hall. A. j. Young, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1918.
The Weather

Partly cloudy tonight aud Thursday
little change IN temperatures moderate
shifting winds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20

Regular meeting
of Winnetta coun
ell, No. 10, d. of p,
Thursday, March
81, at Z O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
The Woman's Ready-to-
Wear Shop

Now is the time to get your wardrobe
ready for spring and summer.
PEGGY PAIGE DRESSES.
Peggy has carefully selected her mate
rails and styles for her gowns. The
dainty afternoon and evening gown in
smart combinations, in Georgette, Crepe
and silk, also the more tailored frock.
The charming individuality of these
dresses will bear comparison. The price
harmonizes with the dress.
We have the exclusive agency of Gage
Hats, in which we have full and care
fully selected line.
Our line of inexpensive Hats has been
selected with care, and are just the thing
for school wear. Prices range from Sl.49
to $3.50.
Mrs. Shepard Go.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
Cabot Junior High School Notes.

The juniors and seniors enjoyed a ride
to Plaintield recently to attend a play
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20

Buy your Easter Gloves at
this store. Full assortments in
White and Black Fancies,
Mode, Tan, All White, All
Black, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20

Striking models of unusual merit,
garments that have style and quality
and are finely tailored. You must see
our assortment before selecting your
Easter Suit. Priced from $3.50 to
$500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-20
BLOUSES FOR EASTER

The very newest styles in
Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Waists. Flesh, White,
and the fashionable colors,
$3.50 TO $50.
Lingerie Waists at from
S1.00 to S2.9S.
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MASS 1EE-ls or CITIZENS
IAocssE WATER PROPOSITION
CONTINUED vEoM paeg oSEJ


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a p'essn' - n4Fs -e- q 81
sf7N''e@ @s O'"
II ''11as'ss'' ~a'a ar -'''l 'rT- GEES
~~'ea : e~a e'a'n 'l s1s1s'
ana eaeke' u nom ten 70 ''
go
rs 'ee PAM a S-,S'.e 'o- -
aeoai t~o. nanared ts<t eazi n GA
D.'ae,ns sn pan, -. p; 90 so-a = -. -' 4 '.", ,.,,
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| CHEERFUL CHANGE

There is eheSrfully welcome
ehanee and 4 wholesome lesson IN
the aequitsal of the principal ~
she Trenton \ J High School an
charges Of pro-Gernanisn in his
educational work, and the dls-
missai of hS aesAIser. fellow
teacher, by the BoArl of Eiaea-
tion. sitting ss trial hoiy The
vote waS decisive in both eaSe>.
and may serve as q fiscree. warn
ing N others who msv hsvr IN
mind the Introduction of charges
az hsloyalty without evidence 40
SUPPORT the patriotic indictment.
There are unfortunately too many
guilty 10 imelnde those who are
innocent or liable 10 offieisl in
qnF-v Oniy On the Interpretation of
some ono who Mas 8e none too
dear. u perhaps who nav not he
iree fr0m personal prejudice Iu
the ease of the Trenton principal
there seems Ia have heen nothing
10 warrant the eharge exceyi. r~r-
liaps. sofne unpleasant relAslon
berwsen the iwo men growing ont
of ether matters. which decided
She school haari ia dismiss tha
aesnser - soon aS the innoeent
man was vindieates.
There haze been enough teach
ers charged with prO-Gernsnisrn
without bringing in any who' are
frae from the tsint Il dislpysl-y.
and the lesson from Trenton MAY
wam others that Il ! 10 Fight
matter to attempt to throw a fel-
los sillzen into disrspufe with g
loss et professional and social
Sishiing Tie patriotic Eeslons-
reS whs-he i constantly and
keenly IN TIE alert 10 project ihe
INTERESTS " tie Nation i COM
msnGahle 80 long a. il remsins
within rational limits When il
breaks through the restraints of
flenental justiee and runs sguu <
With snais rimins'e charges ~
disloyal-y hsrsiss., os ftrsonsl d5s-
ferenees. failure IA msse inalvla-
nal opiuipns harmonic, - plain
excess Of patriotic watehfalnTs j.
shoaid ha dlse0ursgV I With .
panalty. Ia the existing stale q
,hrpnhlic mind IT Is easy 20 accept
tEe charge For .he proof and pre-
noanee the accused euiliy with
ositfarthsr consideration an alti-
tn,,e thai skQnld he changed $ sn
aisnisSion NJ simple 1Alraess. be
sar-a the harrn c@n srr7 b. Ansione
Tae guilty should he brought into
iiis light. but patriotic interest
should rnr snclude aeensatlOn'
arsInst The innocent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

-
N tha serse - ~rstr ~e have
hean s~urt~tca trAax 81 sss~*ess
srxre are 70 srr,ies I'm .r's ssry5-
Gle. there are e-tfre nxslcrx
s<rec. rr-ux re rrer sstc -t-ssIr
tcxsili tire sci ar1 --zn ire fac
tefFes are re sexs gar. of iss
army shss IS n France thsr sre
th's er5 ire reepse -ast crsw
uer eer.z.h ERE eaf'ieflsss To
skss ene sne recrls rr1st Srs~
eiese 70 ere ce-rses frers against
s.eonrsr zee. Trls ratier ree1s
slf rer. tgt 4 needs ez-n rssr.
net- il the field tnst ~.ll -scss
riszssre nrr. cot In sne en1saSc~
shAy will hest ser.s the cc-sscr
pcec---woe6re~ wllscn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14
B 0 | SH EVIk / "b[|MP' NOT 4
LEADERS ARE 0vt|9|s[lsE, EXCEPT
fQR The GRAFT |[lR v-BOATs
LOW SALARIES PAID EN-
COURAGE CORRUPTION;
RUSSIANS. EkE cry
WHERE ARE RELuCT-
AMI TO DO DAYS
WORK

stockholm. seas. "A BY the Asso
'SlAses Press Graf always has bee
ihc hane - Russian cffsc.Ai lie az
| Iels aersk rrle h1s nos been able 81
ctis fAis crii On tAe contrary -,
clssssreTs o. the Russian political sta
gsavn wac have arrives here from
,'Csce~. lAe BolsAsyis hAve anwiEt
,szE.v saccaraee,. corruption xnon'
he 0.saciass BY ray.rs Salaries insut-
flesezt ts cover arc living expense
Thsr ao fAas. nci snly sc have moacs
Goa TIE depleted - ors. sreasaTs aal
ca lAs snscry IN: she Bol1Asvik wovs
zc' merely sor money. Bus .or the lovs
bs vheir sd-Al
waite sask Z ssHory may hosa sac-s
xssA ,Ae R0,sAey.sl q lha sae~l 'ype
-zla there ARE sew sach--A great
r. sorisy u rAe osiiciais ARE O. he
Bolsas,sss ozly 80 he extent o. the
2enefit ~hicA can be derived sran.
protesting loyalty 10 ,As cause TN
tasse iae aaoashiy salary o. so or -ee
rabies esasliy paid 10 ofle.a .. III
sses-a aEsf thirl classes national
e-zazssssars ans a.szbers 0f The cen-
s-ss exNe--tye committee receive la0
'Ihiss, the conmlssA-s getting Me
rabies ADDITIONAL sor zach chila-is IN
sass.saens to b9w srcze s,- t-rrf.y
], Is small ~cniev that such off,
Gals ase Rot particular rsEsrainS @ays
q. earning more O. ne ssss ~hich
sometimes aneu-ss to rlAnv times
.Aelr s@AEs. i j. tr9e the govern
zenI glnishes szeh otfsha~rs severely
srd even eHecases officials for .ect.ng
tie ahlig iaas- ~ taking sris@s bur
sAasE Number 8 70 large ara sAe rov-
eminent hss - many ~sish,i~s aros-
.enss sAA, corruption arA s7~ea.a- Soc
:. e. sugEene Il ali fhe government
dr7asslents.
Anoi1eg Mlass-asse- ot the olt R4s-
San regime greatly aggravated BY the
sieseuE dlssrganlsasloa Is sslersss
TAa iaaAilliy or - government ,oI
i, aguss frar-F-osis,soa. Increase the
.se.5 s1gply. aaa insroaaes a sem
SsNse 0. oriev IrsO the general chaos
Is no' eas 50 rlucA to the lack al
trained men IN s2rsoas departments
4' 10 sAeir relac'1nee &c 40 DAY
AoFk
To cAie, q an important gove---
z1szt 1e-1-szsa- AZ wosco~ whscn
ezApsoTz seve-al h-nsr~d people soa.'
sFe Associated Press taas oaiy a se-l
o:Ess-is ard tyssst- performed ,AelrI
FSsG ooasssens5sssly ard ssxt sAe
z 5ovity smoke csssrtss. arsux rea ana
seak s-c~t ~ re tt-e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

A4tA NG4I<@& Toy 1~ d<z~EHr ~14kA'
20 eassh n, insscsnent ua ts< ground
that shs free ssseyA section n esrses-
age iax s< rasxs1 and snasnss1 ~
CSaxress 5 nneczsssszisozsl Fetsrzi
tadse n. c westeEhsven. ~ho rrc-
ssd~d Al she trial. ose-aied shis 80
ton
Jndge westsahzven In SO reE.ng al
&c assr~esrde1 irar cf the rsn eounis.
In view OF the Ccvsrarneni's an
noancea Enteaxscn os catering noile
ia ezch az sAesn- TIE roaEt reserved
dssissoz On three of sAe re=zsasnx SIX
enaats. and lei she following connts
sand
Attempting to eaase ins1Aordina- :
ti0n. dislcyalfy. snnSiny az refusal O,
daiy In tAe military cr naval fcrces
Attempting 10 oserrsSs the rrer0ss-
ing o- enlissHeni servsce 81 The Ua-
i.eS ssztps-
oaTorins she eaass q sAs Uaae4
SsktFs hy ~oras
ConserwsnE rp1ervesson Ss decision
e. the sh~se coarts Jadse ws>,h2yen
sid
zach of ne tarvs rezasEins c0anss
ezeep: p<EAzSs ess. ss s1fiSeseni IN
h= ard substance Snd h. a1os.eei-
sOn2sle e. sae s-oaE1 a. saslAe4sy
Any cohteatlca tha' ne e@-sorase
ls~ Is Gneons'isa onaI Is in my opin-
sca. frivolous and ezssrely devoid ~
nsris-
II ne Cartca s>-~eh Dess was a.
x sed 20 have 5eSsarea VAAS sAe psr-
acse os ne Allses IL the war ss The
,~ne As That az The ceasrAl powers.
md TO hays urgea MS hearers az real
ne thai ghey weHe sst for something
svsFe- shan eArsa sc1ss- r was
tszrgrt be etsltrea hinasslt ec1Aiis
}. gaistv as Mrs Rose Pastor stoke
-ecsrvss rrEvstsea Cs sscsa.ing iAe es-
s'onasr lAN sr@szed lhe Bo.sAevsk.
sra stse W W saa eoanseled ais
lG1lezer nss 10 . rry orer the charge
Il trVzSoa 10 sAe masters
Co1vsericH ca shs counts charged
,1rrsss Ssszlsy ~ srsniy years i'm
Ans sieI~1 nne On each
.ans
I'aised Ss4ses District A'torney nd !
In : werrs - in charge OF the Gov
. zmeags s&se. sssisssd by Ioserh G !
-.8ensssfn 1rs Frank ID Kzvzranrh :.
Morris HIlquig D. New YORK. former
cxizilss candidate for rnsYor os New
o:s. Sevro<r Ss~5nsn AZ Chicago
nos dese1dea Rose Pastor Stoke
oserA " Sh4rss Of Dayton. oh5o. and
.o-rrs Wolf az Cleveland. are AZ
izsys tor DeAS-
TIE larr w.s cat five and hA.s
,ars wAea i AS AnnoanSsA shat
= ieay ~'as ready 70 re-orf. the
-rsh A~c&ue srvaE Mrs Rose Pas
i Stokes drew her chair beside Debs
&c sn40 her a4Has ~ silppea his 0wn
: NJ Ehs~ X remained while sAe
ssk w4s reading ne verdict
Diets e Ais 1ssrss 10 sAe Jury. said
. lid noi cne ~or1 10 -4;racs, ard
'sAer kent ont i his wav 10 accept
= damar.ng 81 Lo4iz Anii-~Ar rlsi-
lrz-
The zaximam gen1liy * sEensy
csrs Imprisonment and { fine ot sie-
ra. Joan 2 S4vxen Of the Bareaa
lzTesslsziioa. Department AZ Jas
&c. who E2theree the Governments /
s.ee1cs, Sas amon- The spextstors. 1
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oEss IS GIVEN
TEN YEARS IN PRISON


fCDS1lSIED fEo2 fAoE OSx
- =
Gsse for president a the rniie1
States. Eas indicted fOr violation Of
the ezpsOnzg- srs a. an outgroxth Of
f~saz-ss ~ = alleged 10 have made 10
Al address On Iare =. before the
ssafe eczveassoa q fks OAic Soeixi-
81 party II Czzsoz. oAso. z,i wss
a rvscs~t By iury verdict At csere-
ls7E-
The insseszen: containing Ten
cnuatz. ras returned by he Federzs
grand iary Of the Nor-hern Ohio dis
--scs On lane ss. asi Dets vas taken
.rtO custody the nexz day
TA<a fnliowins : legal battle in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

esszttsT ana sAs ~ssi vas znzn scrss
-os s1a.lo~ Eeils re ktox t-on our
errsra@7ce a. o-r stations. s.cck yzrs
and sec.tOn Aa--sss in II. esnarroa
Valley that this class 0s sells are rct
: s1ceess 70 ~zts- Is hart, il
s<'zae cases saEtv in ctAer casts sznd
;ils n ant il osaer cssss waere ~s
aaSs Used -0n p.Ds Or esslng. the
water has eaten g. ozt ai.cxszg wells
10 care in
Oar resiroad has sssn bsi.s
ihrozgs c-sarss tar sse Fass twenty
IL Years ard i seems 10 me Aat v5.h
0ar eHaerseace oa sells al that poiz..
azTilS that tine. .se exv@rs4rc of
Others and The fac .ess il ,Ae Osss
treaty farce "res-x szsr. aas se=s /,
/ city et ss1 ssc-sarI p~o,ss 5-;g.
;Aese- az1 6urirg nos. al q that ;srs
4 Aaviag beea sas -assizl. ard they
11se sasssFS-sd IL zaay ways fc
~ = ssp7.y ot raFe- from wegls. a.
wal IS csAe-rsse. w.n1. suc~@ss
~e oasAi to aavs ! sss.Irsez. szc.r:
d cx5ssisncs >. x IS a sso~ y.
tAe after us&lsskasss y sxsrerisa~a.-
ssag tarsher O. xxHf
Y6zr- t-afv.
&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

W'hs- TOa k1r az 2eAey. stretcAr
itel.as and yc- arr 1ail tare3 1T as
ec-rags& il j. s5g- rt aaqrczra lalg
sAlArsA or cAlls. Yea sAoaI1 aei
quickly 70 wara esE ~ ATTACK. HER !
BlNE oilers yoa TIE hela yla 1ee3.
q @essfcgs shs -A.As-s. rsr=. Ssirss
eas AT impar.isss AKA makes vea ,ees
bright. vigoruas 2rA eAe4r.&l. Price
fsr >Vts - o.. Drag store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

We .sn1 .oss 81 people Fse.e- e
sai al 7@nl.c e4iias places where sheg
use Ego 90 csck With ia sa2cs g.
stale eggs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

Wa dos - egg 30 70 o-rhe had 50
grics Il IS sh@ suraritSes in she
eEx I've Ex<-O scr il Is Tsch pare
IN. groa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-14

C2rlo Oh c5zl pAny Il Eow u opcr-
asiDa- Al visitors ~ill se~welsazt
Sunday
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NIFTY LITTLE AIR CRAFT
kEEP on SlBS TRAIL;
WHEN TIN LlZZY~ AP-
PEAR. I'm. GOES
BOMB: GOOD BiE
SEA PIRATE

1 Al AmFTl<@n GA2tsN2A h&>< aa 1~@r
land. Sept ls-yccrrSsponaence Oi
TIE Associated Press --Ths Blsaa p
IS The nickname which The American
Tots hAve given Il tns iffie sfrfgtSls
zlrxsips. xAEeA an seeazical,y isr-asc
= : = or s-s=sriae sersss
TAe gAs sas 8. the Dlimr IS aaoai
.ss taet hong xns shsrsy fsssta dame
ser. The lower structure Is virtually
Aas OF a scoallas alrplaue ot medium
powes. so ssss she wncfe effect i thar
o. sort OF c-css Aes s~esn asr7larss,
eaa bAioon TAs crew K usually cne
plot ard ar chs%rse-, and the speed j.
AA0ns s0rsy nss.es "a ao1r
TAe czrso S ; saad 81 bombs. ~Aseh
@oss lIse aesfscyers depsh charges.
ex.sOdsng Is wssev pressure al .
aeash of swsrsy TO eighty tees The
csrriage consaszs steering gear. bomb
lcrers. vireisSs apparatus, camera 4rt
irs sFaa.sE.s
na-c az Ii. scstx
uans-ess AZ sr,nus are constantly
ar svtv aroma .e4 snsx,< ~ y~anr4
ara rnssarA American ,sso,s ,ra an
servers arr sss- tssrsrrsg 10 ,.ke n-
,rls xors j. ss - x-satsxs ,-.A-.s,
-,vsr j. ,xss..,r~ II ,ha u,.n 40
.-,-s tse Bl.-sr,. ,ra IA b. s~,,@r@-f
f,-e s,,h,,sIas.s. a-,~rsean -s.os 10
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Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-12-26
S @ CT A L

Mr.. George Entwistle, Jr, who has
been at Paris Island, in the Marine Corps.
Ieturned home Friday morning to spend
the holidays with relatives and friends.
Miss Emma Porter a graduate of the
High School last June, and who has been
at the Greensboro Normal for Women,
came back to Rockingham to spend
Xmas with relatives and friends. She
will return to take up her duties at the
Normal about the 9th of January.
Miss Kathryn Farley, who has been
teaching in Durham in the High School,
came home Friday night and will remain
with her parents until Jan. 9th, when she
will return to Durham to resume her
work.
Again the Great Falls Manufacturing
Co., takes the initiative in securing the
services of a Graduate Nurse for Great
Falls Mills Village, Mrs. Maude H. Hull,
of Wilmington. This lady is most prof.
cient in this line of work ,and will devote
her entire time to this Mill Settlement.
The Cores are ever progressive, and if
there is anything out of the ordinary to
be had they are more than apt to be the
first to get it.
Miss Dorct'y Farley, who teaches
Mathematics and Latin in the High
School in Laurinburg, came up to spend
the holidays here with relatives and
friends Friday night, she will return to
Laurinburg early in January to resume
her School work.
Friends of Robin Ledbetter, Jr., will be
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-12-26

gratifed to know Of his steady improve
ment since his Toncils have been remov-
ed. He Is gaining flesh every day and is
feeling more like Bob Ledbetter" than
for sometime past he now has the flu.
Miss Arabella Gore came Friday night
to spend Christmas at home. with her
folks. She will return to Murfreesboro
on January 9th.
Miss Kathryn Mcdonald went to Rich
mond Va, Friday to visit her Aunt, Mrs.
G. G. Shannonhouse. during the holidays;
she will return to Rockingham the first If
next week.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-12-26
Pecan Trees.

$1,000 per acre would not buy our bred
up paper r-shell pecan groves. Trees have
cleared over $50 each this year. Very
fine bred-up budded and grated trees
from these early, prolific and mammoth
size papershell pecan trees for sale.
Write for free catalog and price list.
Write today.
Bass Pecan Company,
Lumberton, Miss.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-12-26
Bed Springs Lost.

Lost, a pair of folding bed
springs between courthouse and
Pee Dee school house: finder
please return or notify w. E.
McNair.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1918-12-26
Ford For Sale.

For sale, two 1918 Fords, AL
condition.-C. w. Webb, Ellerbe.